The Hartford herald. [volume] (Hartford, Ky.) 1875-1926, 1877-09-26
EDUCATIONAL.
THIS department. viH Be- conducted 5y
w. L. HA WINS,

There are more scAoOlmassers than
teachers.
Not every good scholar is a good
teacher.
Every good teacher is q student.
All who are school voters are patrons
when q tax is levied.
A child Who has been reported in one
district, and is removed to another beGor,
. school is taught. has all the rights Of .
scholar.
Hear patiently every little tale Of woe
that child brings to you, and then per-
shade il (ths child) into . good humo.
Vo" will TINA accomplish more Is H.
way Of preserving harmony than BY acres
OF switches.
Be polite to your pupils and they will
be polite to you, for politeDess is conta-
gious.
Are there many common school teach
ers in your countyi A good many, sir,
that are very common.
Malcolm McTntire and WI Hawkins,
with the commissioner, are the exam
ming board Of Ohio county.
The regular days for examination are
the 6rst Saturdays in each month. En-
aminaIions will be held on other days IL
. majority Of the board can he procured.
A teacher Who gets drunk on satur-
day, though sober ell the rest Of the
week, has been adjudged Of defective
moral character
Should the boys and girls Be allowed
10 play together at recesst Under the
supervision Of the teacher, yea Why
noti
Thanks are hereby rendered my pupils
for the many nice presents Of fruit and
lowers l have received from them.
We, and BY We / mean Miss Prudi.
Ind I. were invited BY Miss Maggie
King to psrtaks Of . dinner at the Hart
ord House, on last Wednesday, in honor
n her birthday. We enjoyed the oceas-
on hugely a. may well be imagined BY
anyone acquainted with the young lady
'r her talented mother, or with the Kind
If dinners gotten up BY Mr. King
Such attsntiou from . pupal is crafty
ng. May she live to give Q thousand
'uch dinners, and we, TO enjoy them.
Mr.. Charlie KinbIsy appeared before
he august body Of the Ohio County ex-
'miners, and got arst-clsss frat grade.
While the choir sing "On Jordon'a stormy
ranks" We extend the right hand Of fel.
orship.
It will be seen from @. C. Weddings
TO day that he WIN Avor
ny school With q lecture The public
IRE invited to attend
The Texas school per capita this wear
viii be "a so to each pupil. against 81. SO
ast year.-CourierJo ufnal.
Wouder II they have teachers snough1
If they have not, we could spare lots and
nave snosgh len
PRoF. ". l. HAWKINS,
PRIScIrAL, HARTFORD SEMINARY.
Hartford, KY.
Sr-Your invitation to address the
school over which you have control is re-
,eived. and / accept the invitation, and
will lecture before your school, at the
in Hartford. KY, on the
18th day Of October, 1877, at 8 o'clock,
P. 4.
Accept my heartfelt obligations for the
you have paid me, and I
promise to use the little ability I may
have 10 interest your school on the day
Very respectfully,
Gao. G. WEDDING.
The hours for election on the question
Of district taxation are between "a u.
and S P.h have been asked u this
means that the election must Be kepi
open from 9 until S. I certainly think
20. except necessary recess for dinner
There must also be notices Of time and
place, posted fifteen days previous to
election, in three prominent places in the
district
There may be q difference between 8
school master and . school teacher.
There are not % many teachers as school
mastera
Trustees wanting . good lady teacher.
by application to me. will hear Of one
whom I can heartily recommend.
1 want the name Of every teacher in
Ohio county. with grade and class Of GER
.i6cats, and P. o. Will teachers give
m. this information. Please state wheih-
or employed or unemployed.
do not propose to devots this column
10 parsing. nor TO solving arithmetieal
problems.
A TKUsrKR No:-becanse the boy
was reported in another district before re
moval into yours. is no reason that he
should not attend the school free Of cost
when the teacher is TO get the ''draw
money and day scholars"
TEacHkR. whipping q child three
years old for talking aloud in school
would fill Sitting Bull with di,guss and
set him to paving.
l. o. Your idea is correct. So much
arithmetic in country schools is unmiti-
gated humSug.
PIT. Subscribe for the Herald ard
you will get all the information you
want on that subject. You will end both
your questions answered in the issue OF
the 18th Of Sept
T. H. Ask your teacher. I am puz-
zled enough to keep this column going.
without trying to answer such puzzles as
yours.
or the teacher Who sets out to suppress
all whispering. would say in the Ian
gusge of the darkey preacher: BLESSED
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