The Jackson standard. [volume] (Jackson C.H., Ohio) 1847-1888, 1881-01-06

e Importance of teaching Punctuation in our
hools. followed with remarks by Harbarger and
y. Prof. Patterson then continued the experiA
ents in Science in manner highly entertaining
e audience. Adjourned.
to order by the Chair. Opened
ith singing. John T. Moore gave able and In
ructIve lecture on-Carbon. Adjourned.
FRIDAY DEC. sisr.
MoRNING-Association called to order by Pres.
inging led by Prof. Hank. z. c. Powell appointed 4
,ading critic. Prof. Patterson performed number
easy experiments In Science for class of children,
Thich he organized for that purpose Every member
the class enjoyed the exercise, and consequently
ave the closest attention. j. NJ. Stewart gave lee
ure on Qualifications of the Teacher, which
iighly commended by Powell, johnson, Patterson,
Fry and J. W. johnson. Mr.. Powell gave a few valu-
ble suggestions to the manner Of selecting teach
RS. Adjourned.
AFTERNooN-Caed to order by Pres. johnson.
r. jaw Morgan submitted the following, which
adopted:
ed by the members Of the Institute each day at roll
That a. the close Of this session the ro
Secretary to be copied for publication part OF the
The Association then elected officers for the
ing year: Pres, G. W. Fry; sec'y, w. M. Johnson;
Ex. Committee, G. W. Harbarger, George Z. Morgan
and George Aten. Prof. Patterson gave another lee
ture on Science accompanied with experiments. At
the conclusion of this lecture the Prof took occasion
to bestow compliment upon the teachers for the q
zeal and faithfulness with which hey had maintained
themselves during the week. The Chair appointefP
e. G. Powell to take charge Of Competitive READING
assisted by T. Jay Morgan and G. W. Fry. The con
pettors divided into classes consisting
ofadies, the other Of gentlemen. The Com, reso-
lutions offered the following, which unanimously
adopted:
been greatly benefited BY the lsbors Of Pref Pat,
nSsy his sentmsns Sf pure morality and eScs
Eiven1tSe last fsrews @ nttere he shall bear away
nes Of mmb OF he
The Com. suggested that Prof. Patterson be em-
ployed as instructor for next Institute G. w.
| Fry offered the following resolution, which was
| adopted:
their thanks the executive committee, +. jay Nor
Prof J. r Patterson, whose lectures and experiments
20 ana
I tender
their thanks TO the President w johnson: and the
impartial discharge OF the duties required at their
Itwas decided to hold the next Institute at Jackson
during holidays. A vote OF thanks rendered Mr..
Cook for the of his organ Programme Of next In
stitute to be published three months In advance.
The Sec'y requested to furnish 10Th county pa
pers with the minutes Of this Institute, for pubca-
tion. The following additional resolutions Offer
ed by the Com, and adopted:
4 That hs papers I on sxs5s
that ny fs s oee % o s s sIs's
vance The cause e Of edaca,ion % % az and ,..n.r :, N.
county TO attend its sessions. espeeiay Il his
has $ on the mse into the
conduct Of the absences.
Roll call. The following sentiments given:
. Tomorrow sun to thee may never rise Me,a
! Our Common Scholastic hope Of orr on County,
Education should bring to mind the ideal M the in
We live in Deeds not years; thought not breaths
! We SHOULD count time by heart-throbs.
Who thinks most, feels the noblest the best.
Rseollses that tribes make and " snrs
Be wise to-day; tits madness to defer. J. II. RAY.
The development Of the intellect without The devsl-
q GEoRGE ArES.
: Kxisdoms ways you wisely seek,
psss q .na whS% %R.yrs ySu speak
Anu No" anu "nen anu +. JAY MORGAN.
sss T: "es. s s.sss 4: ssGs'sa
lives the s enSs es
He that win beleve only what he fully compre:
must have avery long head q Mo2yosS e5y short
world I Sa asy
Truth crushed to earth shall rise again:
The eternal years Of 5;sh GHd are hs5s n. I.,n
il. Anu U''' -"'''S --' J6DoE LoSenox.N
MatrtmOny
a.d all fss res wnge
Those Without butt their heads against the pane
Those within butt to ss' out asShnw HAnBAaerH.
Reading maketh full man.,
in Conference ready man, and writing an exact man
b, To kill time is to ininre eternity c. ALEXANDER.
Zeal without knowledge is like FIRE withogt I light.
n No excellence without great labor.
the Mr. Of h hi. 5n
=. Stand in thy place and testify
Tha: f%nf truth Is a stroSgsS | than lie,
ry Anu W. II. JOHNSON.
honest whose only motive for 80 acting
&c Is '"' N'pe VI Z. c. PowELL.
re- Duty well done Is the souls freside. r
Light shine before men thst MAdsry sssy
nd The jackson County Institute-in work and q
?. on 'A' 'p'''' "'s 'A' - Pnor. PArrr
~ Adjourned.
REuN1oS.-opened with singing led by Prof
n ey Judge Longbon announced the following as y
IL cessfu competitors:
to Orthography. G.. W. Fry.
ed Analysis OF Sentences, Geo. E. Morgan.
n Arithmetic-lst class, Stephen Morgan.
ms Arithmetic-2nd class, W. T. Morgsn-A E. Nc
Laughlin.
Geoxraphy-ist class, ]. D. Gillian.
C;eography-2nd class, j. G. Alexander.
iA u. s. History-lst class, J. II. Rowland-J. W. kk-
Cd neer.
U. S. History-2nd class, Chas. Mclaughlin.
=" Reading, G. W. Hsrbarger-Ida Jones.
VI Prof. Patterson presented each of the class with
piece of apparatus, and made few appropriate re-
=. marks all of which were gratefully reed.
The Prof. then concluded his experiments in Sci
" ence Solo, Prof. Hank. Select Reading, q. W. Hsr-
nc barrer Thus closes Of the best attended. mos!
epthusastc and most profitable Institutes ever held
!, | in the county.
l. J.w. JOHNSON, Pres't.
STEPHEN MORGAN. Sec'y.
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