The farmer and mechanic. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1877-1885, 1883-12-19
school ano Cbur1b Department.
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BROWNSVILLE Female College tells It's
.r, tale of a nice place TO educate them;
.f he card of Prof. II. W. Reinhart
.rL.s the rest.
Rev. f. L. Pei, who was assigned
q, Montgomery Circuit, has been trans
.rred to Fayetteville Mission, Cor sec
and Church," as it will no doubt be
..mr} and he is already at his post.
Prof ID. Matt Thompson has &C
..r.cd the offer made him to open a
/ rTrrh school at Lincolnioa. y hand
..me new brick building will be built at
oace and supplied with latest styles OF
m~rniture.
Durham Graded School according
na note in the Recorder. heads tie
State on attendance, the average for the
aast month being 98.4S per cent :;
whereas the Goldsboro and Wilson
schools think highly Of 81. and %. per
cent.
A delightful entertainment WAS given
iu the parlors of st. Mays, last evening,
To aid IF It Johns Hospital. Sweet
are the uses % Adversely when it en-
lists Pretty People to betray Us into
Charity unl. the gui~e Of Pleasure
1t IS a sad fact that the average at
tendance of our State public schools is
only - per cent. The State, according
TO Supt. SCARBOROUGH. spent $507 900
last year for public schools. yet - out
oteyery Toe children Of school aye didn't
attend the schools,
Have ynu heard of Capt. \. c.
Dayi-? O. con 80. Tie IS ! great grand
,.u o. f!e i"nrdrr 81 the FIRST nc newspaper
iu North t'arolii a. His school at la
Grange Is doing finely It's Cadet la
's'.au w,n high praise at Rocky Mount
Iair. 1t has "A band. a newspaper, So
c%.cties, AID 4 growing reputation.
We call attention to the advertise
mcut Of Trinity College, in this issue.
The College is we'll organized under the
uew administration. the debt Is adjusted
50 that it need not bc Il drawback to its
prosperity, and with $4,000 Methodists
in the y. c. Conference to back it, it
las the brightest of prospects for the
future. Success to it.
Have you Girls to educate: The
card of the Misses Nash & Kollcck is
handed YOU. This school has merit of
good wine. it gains in value with its
growth III years. Reports reaching us
from entirely ~disintcsted sources. praise
work. and rejoice at its prosperity,-the
rooms being all full last tcrm,-unless
A. is said of omnibusses, there is always
room for lone more
Have you BOYS to educate? See card
of Henderson Institute. Professors tt
x W. d. Uorner says: The Spring
session opens on the eth of January,
1851 The school is accessible. It's
location Is heathful. Accommodations
excellent. Terms reasonable. Teach
ers experienced. In management of the
school, no pains are spared to make it
answer the wishes and expectations of
its patrons. With these assurances,
the Principals solicit correspondence
and patronage
Have YOU forrotton Kings noun
tain the round knob, where Col. Pat
Fur-cscn. one hundred years AGO. re-
treating from Rutherford. on. took post.
aud sworc that all hell should not make
him bulge another foot.; though in 24
hours tie Carolina farmers and mechan-
lis made him mOye-to parts unknown!
Well under the lea of Kings Mountain,
: Capt. Bells Cadet School, and it is a
good place for young men to imbibe his
toyic inspiration, pure air, pure water,
and good training. we have no doubt.
see card.
A shower OF handsome tickets bids
Us welcome to christmas concerts and
receptions at various schools and semi
uar.es in the State for which, our
thanks. It would be very pleasant to
at;end-even though only a BacAeloric
thistle amid "a Rosebud-garden OF
Girls" as the poet expresses it. - but
alas! Ike the "RepublicaH and sinner"
some folks have TO ''stand afar OFF, and
sort o peep over the feace. as it were !
The PaIyhymniaa Society of Charlotte
Female Institute Will give an entertain
mcut Tonight. Invitation committee
Mss Kate Farley. Miss Halle Bennett,
Miss Nellie McGilvary. Miss sue Drake,
Miss Ida Withers. Frefreshment Com
m.ttee: Miss Nettie Russell, Miss Lot
lie Fitzgerald. Miss Jennie Adams.
Miss Sallie Behre. Miss Octa Hargrove.
Mss Hattie Wise, Miss Anna Nealy,
Mss Ella Council, Miss Mamie Little.
The Fall Concert" under Prot. Bidez
Erection, tomorrow night
Union High School (see ADD will
close 4 very prosperous session on Dist
INST. Number OF pupils enrolled, -
males. %: females. %; grade: pr
nary 10. English 10. classic %, music
p. art (pencil and crayoa) II. y life
-zc crayon portrait by Al otthe pupils
was awarded a premium at Cumberland
county Fair. About II dozen life sIze
erayon portraits have been Produced
during past three months. The school
outfit IS now complete according to the
oririual design. All the buildings have
been neatly painted. OF re-painted, sc
everything presents a neat, new, at
t~raclive appearance. Capaclty aoou,