The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1881-02-10
MOUNT UNION COLLEGE.

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hS Enlarged Abundance and Sueeess-LdLc I'm
Observation-Disclosures features Especially for
Teachers and Self Dependent Young Men and
Women.
Inc Term Just closing iS the largest and best
which this progressive College, 80 fortunately.
healthily, morally and beautifully located at Mt.
Unlon' STARK county, Ohio, mile and half
nom the Alliance Union depot, has enjoyed in
the "a years Of lts remarkable history. The mum.
Der OF different students In the last year is 6A5
OF whom 29O are in the advanced classes. Whole
number OF students from the first is 10 74s, coming
from nearly every State and Territory Of the
Union, Of whom s9l7 have taught public schools,
about one'fourlh being ladies. The call for
Teachers is greater than the supply. Total grad.
uations from this Colleges with Degrees and DI.
plomas, 1852. "Ye shall know thera by their
fruits" is as true of College as of persons. The
fruits OF College are its students This coming
Spring Term begins the LIST Of February, 1881 and
next Sumner Term begins on the 9th Of May,
1881 ; and next Fall Term begins last Tuesday Of
next August thus bling the only College that
gives its students a regular or full College year
and still enables them to be absent and earn all
their College expenses by teaching Winters, with.
out losing year or more, and thus fall behind
their regular classes A special Winter Term, be.
ginning on the last Tuesday Of November OF each
year, accommodates others net teaching Stu.
dents not desiring a full course may choose any
studies they are prepared TO take. Students may
enter at any time in term. The property has
Deen donated for the benefit largely of selEde.
pendent young men and women. Besides this
arrangement Of terms enabling students readily
to earn their way by teaching winters, this Col.
lege, by having erected and furnished boarding
bulldogs can regulate the price OF rooms and
board as to cheaper their chief expense Good
table or clUb board 10 81 55 to S8O per week self
board, including good room, usually costs 81 l5
to Sl.4O per week; good board, with furnished
room in College Hall or IN private families Is
$3.50 to 1925 per week. Tuition is but trihe in
many studies-ancient or modern Classical, Sci.
entihc, Philosophical, Literary, Commercial, In.
strumental Music, Fine Art, or Preparatory. No
charges for Incidental or contingent expenses;
nor in the Vocal Music or Normal Classes Valu.
able improvements lately made 10 the Boarding
Hall, Laboratories, Apparatus, Experimental and
Lecture Rooms. Over S85 900 are subscribed by
citizens Of Mt. Union for a new Museum Build
Ing Three newlPrOfessorS lately added to the
Faculty already large and eminently competent.
There are good Mathematical Instruments; also
Apparatus and Museum, estimated at S25OOOO,
for illustrating and applying Natural Science,
History, Classics College property estimated at
over half million dollars, above any indebted.
ness' benefits especially the BelEdependent and
enterprising students. Methods Of teaching are
modern, illustrative logical, thorough. The nat.
ural or speaking method OF teaching German and
French is used. Students when arriving at the
city Of Alliance by rail from any direction, will,
after Is minutes drive by hack. find in the Col.
lege town, an abundance Of good, cheap, desira.
BILE accommod atlons in readiness. For new de.
scrlptive Catalogue address Hon. Lewis Miller, |
Pres. Trustees, Akron, o or 0. N. Hartshorn,
LII. D., Pres. Faculty, Mt. Union, or Alliance,
Ohio