Knoxville daily chronicle. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1870-1882, 1879-07-22
E. J. HYATT.
The Normal school.
CONCORD, July q.

NONCOhDs July AIs
Mr.. EDITOR: All the teachers on
hand this morning. Tonight we are
to be favored by lecture from Prof.
Joypes who will stop off OF his return
from Nashville.
Below we give list of the entire
Normal School for the benefit of the
directors of the county, and the whole
community who ale interested. It is,
that all may know who are striving to
improve. Ths directors are especially
invited 10 attt nd the Normal School
on Wednesday, all others interested in
the success of the school. During the
remainder of the school we are going
to the beat methods of organizing and
teaching, and other important topics.
Messrs. w. 81. Perkins,
Principal, Concord, Tenn; w. l..
McSpadden, Knoxville; IT. G. Karns,
Cleveland, Tenn; w. r. Murphy,
Knoxville; F. M. Smith, Superin-
tendent OF KBox county, Conc rd,
Tenn.
Pupils-S. w. MaCallie, Trundle's
| Cross Roads; W. G.. Mccall. Knox
vile; J. w. Smith, Spring Grove; J.
B. Burnett, Knoxville; Il. L. King,
McMillian'e; A. J. GambAl, Concord;
J. FL. Gamblll, Ebenezers s. 2. Brown,
Concord: J. w. Heron Spring
Grove; J. M. Yarnell. Ball Camp w.
B. Hall, Ebenezer; Jas. Grant. Mud
dy Greek, Loudon county, Tenn; G.
w. Dunn, Knoxville; w. w. Ragan
Ball Camp; Chas. Mason. Knox
vile; w. L. Cottrell, Knoxville;
J. M. Smith, Concord; w. S. Dun
can, Letsinger's, Knox county; Geo.
p. French, Knoxville; j. S. Fowler,
Knoxville; Jas. Rich, Concord; w. B.
Carly, EbenezeE; Fl. d. Williams, Con-
cord; r. M. Lowe, Concord; III. M.
Brown. Powell's Station; J. P. Brown,
Halps x Roads; J. Lee Ensign, Con-
cord; A.>Galbreath, Concord; P. w.
Beech, Campbell's Station J. w.
HertzIer. Campbel's Station; M. V.
Bean. Blue Springs d. B. Bean,
ntzeI; J. A. Longbottom, Chas.
McLin, Concord G. F. Casteels
Messy Creek; C. E. Russell, A. d.
Russell, v. 2. Skinner, Concord; K.
Ebenezer; F. e. Smith, Concord;
Emtna McAdoo, Coal Creek;
A. L. Staltyfus, CampbeIl's Sta
ton; L. A. Newhauser, Concord; M
A. Mary, M. E. RoWntree. c. E.
Young, Knoxville; NJ. M. Presnell
Loudon; M. NJ. Huffaker. Asbury; n
N. Keener, Gap Greek; Lille Ander'
son, Belle Armstrong, Knoxville
| Mary Huffaker, Asbury; Belle Forter
Madisonville, Monroe county; Mins
Barr, Ida McMullocb, M E. Crumley
L. G. King, #. A. Norman, J. M. Love
A. NJ. Singleton, Knoxville; M. A
Cassidy, Strawberry Plains; T. NJ
ROBBERS, McMilIin's Station; A. G
Luttrell, Union Church; NJ. A. Lin
sey, L, F. Brown, J. w. Hall, Pow
ellis Station; J. H. Prater
Muddy Greek; w. L Har
man, Speedwell, Claiborne county
J. M. Jett, Halls Cross Roads; R. A
Pyott. Ball Camp; A. l.. Hill. Knox
vile; NJ. A. 3. Roberts. Knoxville
J.. ). Harden, Concord; 8. M. Cooper
J. II. GalyoD, Knoxville; J. w. Say
lor, Strawberry Plains; ID. B. Cald
we'll, NJ. X. Callison, Halls Cross
Roads; T. L. Cannon, Careyvilles G
| M. Reed, Heiskell's Station; E. <
Gound, Muddy Greek; w. A. Llew'
ellyn, Concord; James Maxey, Knox
villt; A. j. Hickle, Maynardville; K
B. Parker, T. A. Rambo, G. F. Cham
| pion, T. B. McLemore, Knoxville; L
L. Galloway, Concord; J. B. C)thran
New Market; r. P Rudder, Cooper's
| w. w. Bishor, Bowelrs Station; ]. A
GALLON, Strawberry PlaiDs; e. G
Skaggs, Roseberry; s. J. Ledger wood
Graveston. The number of pupils i
| one hundred and four.