, 1876-10-18
ILLINOIS TEACHERS ASSOCIATION,

Twenty.Third Annual Meeting of the Illi-
nofs Teachers' Association nj Champaign,
Dec. ct. rs. and 20, 1870.
The Executive Committee are prepared to
make the following announcements, and they
cordially and earnestly invite all teachers Of tue
State, IN all grades Of schools and colleges, and
nil peraons engaged In the work Of education,
and all lovers Of knowledge, to attend tho meet.
Ing and to participate In tho excrciscs. The fol-
lowing Is d provisional arrangement Of the pro.
gratnmc, and the persons announced hare In
nearly all cascs already agreed to do the work
assigned.
WEDNESDAY. DEG. 81.
Rctponfo by the President Of tho Association.
Annual Address Of tho Pre- .fIcns, Edwin c. 1tcw-
CT, Illinois Normal University.
BusneSs meeting. .....
. p, ,m.-uarrslt nall-Lccturc, David Swing,
Chicago. ' ~'''e'
THURSDAY. DEC. os.
"a. @ @fn-Collese a9d High School Section. Dar,:
i!!sh School Courses q stuay-lhe iiRn.s !. IL ii.
tiramma. and intermediate ::chuo. Section. Pres.
J. # ,s.5s IT,: s5s'Ss; as: Ss:ss i:
sSsssf ss fss ss'; 1ai;s & Pse
Primary md kindergarten, scetlon.- Congrcga-
tonal Gh@:sh T. otSt cit nd MsthoSs y
L. Camphc!l, Nation; 81. E. Seymour, Blus Isl
and Diacu.sion b., members,
sto. n sts A;'ofase n,ffstt sl
nse. T. in"qy pyoxe Anroi folss
Normal gnIvcrs'ty; e. Thomas, Southern Illinois
Normal University Discussion by u'cmhoFs Of the
.a;3o p. M.-Dlscur.on: What Changes Are 1so.
1h!rcd In the School Laws-S: II: Etter Spring.
dsla; d. +. Barge, Gcncseo; Charles +. Manu-, ii.
Charles.
~. m.-7D!senssion; The Duty et the Public
rfSS sd cSseso knS1 ~ o i
ttgs; Richard Edwards, Princeton; md members
0a. m.-C0llcge and High, School Section. Tres.
bstcrian Church. -Claaslncatlons OF Science. and
order i9 whc!. nTsnshes should Do Tnught-K.
n Slandish. Lombard University; Principal Block,
Gramma! and 1ntcrmedIato Section, Presbyterian
%ss. ekse Eyese't &'Ss lick fis 1s5aad; l. .ad
S ami @rma4y hn9 afH ana kindergarten Section Con.
ercgationn' Church-What a,nuse.nents aud in.
ttct1s sc, are best to secure good hab's- isaah,
II d. m.-1Iow to Make Little Children Truthful
wsue sat n p r.y' Wesleyan University; Mary A.
sp. m.-acnsral At.ocIstion-centcnntal Les.
r. Harris: St, Louis sto II; Il. Gregory, Illinois
'"t NuhfEtR%A3 ~ 4As " AttV ! t2tAs
business.
8p. m.-Rennion and address.
HOTEL. AMI RAILROAD ACCOMMODATIONS.
The Doane House, g per day; the Globe
House, 81 as. Headquarters Of Executive Conn
n,ittce at the Doanc House.
The following railroads will return for one
fifth faro all members who pay full fare iii com.
Ing, viz: Illinois Central, st. Louis d. South
eastern. The Ohio l. Mississ1ppI and tlie SlrinE-
field 4 Southeastern will elltlgkets to u,rinbeEs
for 25{ cents per nile Travelled. TlleIadIauupt,-
lis, Bloomington .S Western will sell tickets On
memhershf; hf;,-ccrtilentes a. l cents per mile,
counting oio way. Tie Toledo. Ptorfa T. War
saw will sell cxrurston tickets to Gllmun and FL
paso. Other railroads Will grant faEors, aud
announcements will be made hereafter.
Membershfp.tIckets, on which reduced rates
will be given, ran bu had on application to ".
II. Lanning, Champaign, III.
We have requested the Executive Centennial
Committee to retain mud nrrange the Centeh-
nial exhibit at tho Industrial University for tx
1fbition and have satisfactory assurance that 1t
will b0 done. 1ionEkr ALLYN,
CHARLES I. PARKER,
". II. LANE1NG,
Executive Committee.