Knoxville daily chronicle. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1870-1882, 1881-06-23
STATE NORMAL INSTITUTE.
Programme "f Exercises.

OFFICERS.
! Sunerintendent, Rev. w. s. Doak, D. d.,
/ State Superinten lent
Prime pal Prof 5. Il. Lockett, Univer-
! sity of Tennessee.
Secretary Prof E. Alexander, Univer~
sity of tennessee.
FACULTY AND COURSE OF EDUCATION.
Prof. T Louis Sedan, st. Louis Nor
maj School. Mo 6 weeks Elementary
Methods; Principles uf Pedagogics and
Discipline
rr6t. 5 5. Woowine, Howard School,
Nashville, Tenn. Il week.. organization,
Graduation and Management of Schools.
Prof. W. L Garrett, Montg merry Bill
| ACADEMY, N ,shvile, Tenn. Geography
| Map Dra wing and History.
Prof j w Jones. Knoxville Business
! College. E. ments of Penmsnship.
Prof. e. 5 Joynes. University of
| Tennessee. English l. ,nguase, Grammar
and Composition.
Prof james Dinwlddie University If
| Tennessee Math-mattcs, ArItnmeic and
and Elements ALGEBRA.
Prof Hunter Nicholson, Universi y of
Tennessee. Elementary Geology of Ten
mes e..
Pref John NJ. McBryde University OF
Tenne see E. ments OF Agriculture
10 the alb we courses included IN Publ
School Instru uOn, will BE- ad led also
without ch ,rge for tuition, the following
| OPTIONAL DURsES.
| Prof = II l. ,ck-.t, University of Ten
nessee. Natural Pnilo>nUhy and d awing
Prof z A exandor. University of len
ne-see. Lain
Opportunity will be gwen for special
s-ud5 ] II the French and CIR mn Ian.
yusg-s, and in B ,tsny, Pns>i lagy n, q
Z ology, with t. Z nd Of he University
apparatus-al,o for exercises il Au>i anC
Calls heHIcs-buI wi bout Interference VIII
the regular cour-e of IN truc ion.
PUB &c LECTURES.
During the progress of the in titute
lectures on topics at general interest Re lat
lag to education w,il be delivered by dIs
tInguished gentlemen. The following are
tx pt cled to lecture during the course: DR.
j. l.. VI. Curry, g~n ral agenG Peabod y
| fund; Gov. Alvin Haw kins, Prof. Z
Louis So dan, secretar. n 4tionai Council
of E iucalion. lon Leond!ns Trcusdsl
Of Nash lille; Rev. W. S. Doak. d. D.
STATE supe intendent; Rev. g. q. Rankin
d. D., Hon o p. Temple, Knoxville
Thee ltctu es, by the generosity of cti
zens Of Knoxville, will be held in tn
.pera-houss. and will be free to The publ
n Well rs to all persons attending the IN
stitute.
THE OPENING EXERCISES
will be he'd in the opera>hOuse
IN Kn lie, June 30 at s p. m Rev
T. w. humes D. D, president OF th
University, will deliver an address # wei
come, which viii b. REL md to by t.
Sta suuefintendent. who will then ad
dress the institute Glasses will b org IN
I'd on Friday. July l. and inst uctloI
will begin GA Monday, July 4 PuncLua
atienQauce Is earnestly requested.
TEXT BOOKS
viii be furnished By SPECIAL arrangement
1T lowest Introduction rates Teacher
should, however, bring SUCH as they have
RAILROAD FARE.
Excursion tie cts at z cents mile eec
way. good t. return ill July 81, will b
sold GA the 18th and III of June, ana o
the ist, I'd, ard ind Ali of July, on tn
following railroads:
; The E T., V & G. R. R, the K. & @
& r., and The X 81 A. Il. r from H
~;atinns in East Tennes ee t. Knoxville
The NJ u & L. L also to Knoxville froT
; ali stttl in tennessee, and from Corint
and Decetur functions. The L. 81 n /
X, tue N. Il =. R. R and the Q 5 4
?. VIII sell from all points in Tennessee t
GOaLtano"ga where Lickt IS can be bDu Q /
IN the I'M terms to Knoxville, over ia
E T., V. s. g r r.
Persons purchasing such tickets mu
ne ident'f d by the certificate
he school superintendent of the county
. city IN WIN, h they reside, or Of the Sta
superintendent, to tn. effect that they a
teachers or school officers attending tt
instilure, and on tn ir return they must
Identified similar y by the secretary of tt
institute.
BOARD AND LODGING
can be had n private amIlIrs or boasdir.
houses 1T from y To "A 90 wee
Il b tets v J m axe sp cial rstes.
COUNTY OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES
y re specially requested to ali in s curir
E h. attendance of teachers 1T this ins ilU
u 5 ia n practi' able ocal institutes shouI
he deferred, and compulsory attendant
upon c"un y Normal institutes will be ~
I'll ed, IN order that Uperlntendents al
E teac ers NAV avail Ihems~lv OF the ex
7 | traordinary advan ages offered.
: CERTIFICATES
Of FIRST or second < ado W Il be cor ferred
the close "f the iusti ute upon ali who pa
; the requisite examinations. By order
: the State superintendent. these Certificate
i will be copied in ! Gu of re-exainIn4t t. o
= b all ounty sDperiutendents In the Stat
and will be indors.d by them as valid j
ineir re- Pc ctIve courtts.
= NEWSPAPERS IN TENNESSEE
. are respectfully r. uested 20 n"trce this al
| nouncement. w s DOAK,
State superintendent.
June 20, 1881
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