Herald and tribune. [volume] (Jonesborough, Tenn.) 1869-current, 1876-02-10
THIRTY>EIGHT, EMBREEvILLE.

Mr.. JACOB Perkins is we'll qualified and
has had considerable experience in teach,
ing. The instructions are adequate and
methods c~ommcndable.
The church building is appropriated
for the use of the school. 1t is q gooG
building, and, excepting the want of d
few papes of glass, is capable Of beln.
rendered very comfortable.
Textbooks conform to the adopte'
course.
Register properly kept. Monthly re-
port made to Directors.
Present, Mr.. j. j. White, Clerk and
Treasurer.
THIRTY-NINE, CEDAR HILL.
Miss NJ. Lou Butler has charge of the
school at this place. The session is quite
a prosperous one. The number in atten>
dance is quite large. The classes are
we'll organized ard the instructions are
very good. The pupils are respectful,
orderly and attentive. The recitations
are conducted according to approved
methods. Neatness Is strictly oberved.
The building is a very respectable one
Good desks would add much. Text.
books generally Of the established cousse.
Register in good order. Reports
regularly forwarded.
FORTY, BROWNS.
W. NJ. Bayless, teacher. Within the
last few years the school interest have
boon quite active at this place. The
number in attendance the present session
is large, too large in fact to enable the
teacher to secure the best results in the
management and discipline. Mr.. Baylss,
has some experience IN teaching. He is
strictly attentive to his duties. His in
structions and methods employed are very
good.
The building is new and we'll finished,
but wants desks.
Records properly kept. Monthly re.
ports submitted. Directors visit the
school. Textbooks mostly Of the estab-
lished course.
A little more attention to tie keeping
of the room might be proper, especially
the ventilation.
FoRTY.oNE, McCARDYs.
Rev. D. A. Thompson teacher. This
school is also we'll attended and conduc-
ted with considerable tact. Mr.. Thomp-
son is an experienced teacher. The
school is well governed. Improved meth
DDS Of instruction are employed. Room
kept in COED order. The building is old
and serves also for a church. Location
suitable and might be rendered beautiful
by enclosing and dressing up the groundr.
Text books not uniform. Register not
quito SO tidy i'll appearance, but accurate
in the main.
Reports made monthly. Present, Mr..
j. W. Slonaker, Director.
FoRTY-Two, ARNoLDs,
For want of suitable buildings the
school occupies one room of the Limestone
church. The school is we'll managed, and
orderly. Rev. j. NJ. Hilbert, the teacher
is thoroughly practical in his instructions.
The school gives evidence of good dis
clpline and training. The methods en-
ployed are commendable. Room neat,
Textbooks Of the regular course.
Daily record kept. No visits from
school Directors.
fokIl>lIiREE,
The building at this place has been
occupied for several sessions by the col,
ored school, The present session is being
taught by Mrs. Julia Noel. The school
is necessarily small and is supported by
subscription.
No register has been furnished the
school. Die Directors have not visited
the school. The building is frame and in
very good condition but deficient in seats
and blackboards,
FoRTY-FoUR, CHUCKY VALE.
Mr.. Stephen A. Bowel, Principal. The
school at this place is enjoying unusual
prosperity. The number in attendance
is quite large, and considering all the
difficulties and irregularities always to be
met with in large Scholastic organization
is very good. The instruction is good
and practical aud the methods employ.
ed are very good. The discipline is strict
and good order is maintained. The text.
books are not fully uniform, a difficulty
which the teacher is endeayoring to
remedy. The building is a very good
one, but too small for proper ventilation
and convenien Mt management Of so large a
school. Records neatly and accurately