The farmer and mechanic. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1877-1885, 1882-05-24
The State College,.

81 Is on our table. 1t SLOWS I3S mat
REGULATES during the Collegiate year, oil
there We're 8 P~oSt-erataates
There are II resident Professors, and :
Instructors and | nonresident Professor,
" ho occasionally lectures. Prof. K. T.
Peil. A. B., Is Secretary, and Kemp Z.
Rattle. LII. d is President.
The necessary annual expenses, inclu-
ding clothing, furniture of room, trave.
ling Society fees and pocket
mosey. vary from $i69 so to 1898. % per
,nnum. We notice, in addition to the
of study heretofore laid down, a
Teachers Course of two years designed
to prepare young men to be teachers.
either in the public or in private schools
The following are the Seniors, to be
graduated in two weeks to day
Adams. William Gales, Iredeli county;
Alderman, Edwin Anderson, Whining
ton: Allen. AlvIs Waldo. g ~ranville u
~: BRYAN. Robert Thomas, Kenansville /;
Davidson, Allen Turner, DR., Asheviile;
deScheweinitz, Emile Alexander, Salem;
Furgerson.M cMurray, Llttleton ;Grandy,
Albert SYDNEY. Oxford; Hampton, Da-
yid AMI. S~tatesville; jackson Jonathan
Worth. Pittsboro; Jetf-eys, John Os-
borne. Frsnklinton; Kennedy, David
Sloan. Magnolia; Mayhem, Thomas WI
liams. HYDE county McAlister, Aie1an-
der Worth. AshOoro; PEBBLES, Henry
Bruce. Jackson skinner. Frederick Nash,
Edrnton Stokes, Thomas Dudley, Rich
mond, Va; White, Richard Street, Eliza
hethlovu: Whitsett, George Walter,
Graham; Wilson, George Gregory,
Greensboro Worth, Charles William,
Wilmington. Total, 81.
MEDALS AND PRIZES.
Greek. In the con Greek class
gold medals of equal value are offered F.:
one, to the best scholar; the other, 10
that member of the ctass who shall nave
made the greatest Improvement since
entering the University, and who shail
he adjudoed the best student OF a grade
above eighty~ive.
Orat0ru.-Tne Misses Mangum, OF
Orange offer IN nteae0yidm of their faith
er, Willie P. Mangum, a gold medal a.
- prize for the best Grafton, at the nuual
Commencement.
Mutht NAUTICAL Prtze.-A prize worth
| thirty dollars is offered in honor OF DIR.
James Phillips ard DIR. Charles Phillips,
by the sons of the latter. 1t will be
/ 4 WaruCd To llC LHCt1UCl vi Wiz oNS'do
class in Mathematics who attalns tia
highest proficiency above a Certain abso
lutte standard.
Eaolish Medal. "A lady offers a gold
medal to the member of tie Senior Gas
that shall write the best English essay.
Engltsh Prize is TO be awarded I,
the best English scholar IN the first-teal
class.
THE B. r. MOORE SCHOLARSHIPS.
The late B. E. Moore, of Raleigh he
uueathed So, 900 in U. S. Bonds, the III
terest of which is to be devoted to pay
ing the tuition Of students.
THE DEEMS FUND.
This Fund was Instituted by the Rev.
DR.. Chas. F. Deems. as memorial of hi
son. Lieutenant Theodore Disoswa.
Deems, who was BON at Chapel Hill
while his father was in the Faculty OF
the University. 1u 1881 it was greatly
enlarged through-the muniticence of MIR
William II. Vanderbilt. On the first q
February, 1892, there were notes amour
ting to 6, 720, representing current loan>
to students. To that date forty-nin,
students had been helped by the fund.
~ -~aaruc. which will cheerfullf
q%uirements. They must cone with oood
recommendations FOR character: or j,
members OF the University. must have
demonstrated to the Faculty that the,
are worthy of assistance. The loans AR.
mtde at i've per cent. interest, on salts
factory security, AMI for a .ufficien,
length OF time to make the
easy lor proper applicants.
At
BJ Act of General Assembly Februar,
llth, 1867, ut shall be the privileges of
the County Court (now County Comm.
sloners) IN each county in this State for
ever to select annually ore native of the
State, resident In said county. of good
moral character and capacity for useful
ness, without the requisite means to de
ray tue necessary expenses Of education
VINO shall be admitted to any classes in
the University for which he NAV be IRE
pared, free of all charges for tuition and
room rent, SO that each county NAV Al
ways have one representatives.
ana In order to promote the liberal
ana practlcat education of the industrial
classes OF the State, pupils NAV be ad
lhlsted to the branches Of Agriculture
ma MECHANIC Arts who posses. the -.
for admission into the reonlar
college courses
by a recent Act of Assembly. it i, "a
CURED that the applicant for the conntv
appointment shall krsve, by hi. own
oath, and at least one other credible wit
less, that neither be nor his parent, -,
q nor either Of them. have n,
eqalslte means to defray his tuition and
Dom rent. Those who obtain +h.
ust promise the Faculty of
University, in writing. that they will
eacn IN the State a period equal to bsIf
he Time during which they shall receive
rec tuition.
AID TO STUDENTS.
by authority of the Board ofTrustees
ne facultJ will give time on tuition to
worthy young men of lim;taa
'leans, or lend money out the Deem. |
una, as heretofore stated. I
THE NoRnAL SCHOOL I
" 1882 will begin on June 18th newt I
continue for FIVE weeks. Pres;dant 1
attlei supt's; Tomlinson to july 4th :
lepafo' after that date; Mathematics
CO. ana HIST, Prof. Alex McIver.
~; DC. Prof. N. Y. GnIlev Z
indergarten school, Miss janet. Lon1 81
a,estnenlcs, Miss Mary T. Pe.cnd Of il
also numerous other Taooh.y
e need 0 name.
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