National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1884-08-22
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- MEDIA ACADEMY, MEDIA. pryN.
Thirteen miles from Broad Street station.
philadelphia, school year 1881 50 opens Tnes.
day, Sept, o. Fixed price covers every eSpenss,
eeyyeh eey books, &c. No extra chnrges except for
cIasa@ SslG spa at qnSTiSS nng %s students admitted and
saTy for admissions. Summer vacation school
July and August The regular school year opens
fore sept. o. or be admitted alter the 6th' when
vacancies occur a boarding school OF the
e best eSppe bs %b9 bPd and SSy1 oa ons & q
eesstil schools In the United Etates always nil
graduatesslS Of them Harvard mon Ali
teaching N small classes so that zach pupil may
bS bbHs aySnaed ana SSreb sGsS SpOn 70
dre,Iaan ddGyldInm ana class instruction. Early
instructed privately Special opportunities fog
apt students 70 advance, rapidly special drill
dents may select any studlcs or choose the regii-
lar English, Scientific, Civil Engineering, Btisi-
courses. Students fitted ut Media Academy are
now n9 IN Harvard, Yale, University Of fennsyl-
of Virginia. Columbia, William, Dickinson, and
several Polytechnic Schools CONDITIONED"
ol1sse SrS student, Of any CLASS tu,oed n amy
py, physical and q chemical labratory. Courses OF
iise,Ires with ths best and fullest apparatus for
the Academy Library In 1883. Physical nppa-
roIaga roIs g9HsIed and ~ iSs3 Ie9 students ted or
a AHrgduating Class every year In the Commor-
clnl DEPARTMENT Fine school buildings in
Whlch all the students live with tho
llies, Rooms carpcted and furnished with
wardrobe, bureau, table, washstand, toilet set,
tW9 tW9 slngle beds with springs good mattresses,
rlIUWS and si ample supply Of bedding, all Il,
throughout, and thoroughly heated by steam.
itounlb LOT Two boys No large dormltorles.
lsooms lighted with gus, Media Academy sets q
generons table. The students are not poorly fed
under tho economical plcn that plain food aud
meager dlet are best for students. Dining room
nted out ~ the best manner. Experienced men
waitera ,n, FIRST class steam laundry. Day and
bowling alleys and ofliGr flii'ss sStmtos w'' mps ,TS
grouhus i1r bnse Dali foot ball and other athletic
spors Drainage TI, and water suuply perfect. No
parallels, Media Academy has all tile convent.
ences and appliances necessary 10. make il a real
home and first class academy. a school for
the training ofgentlemen. No ha2lng or other
thals academy must not sacrifice the home
influences Tor AN education devoid OF
good .rlTn,ls,ng morals, good manners and gem
In every way to the education Of young men nnd
BOYS only. Media Academy II not a mixed
school, hut strlctlyn boarding school for tho
male sex. Media has seven churches and IA Tenn
perance charter WHICH forbids the sale OF ali In
toalcatlng drinks. Media is conveniently ac-
cesslble from all polnts. No change OF depots
In Philadelphia, via Pennsylvania Railroad
or Washington. Nlneteen trains leave Broad
Street station. Philadelphia. for Media. Return
trains every hour; distance, thirteen miles. Ask
at Media Station for Academy coach, which
five minutes. For new illustrated circular Of
Media Academy address the Principal aud Pro-
prietor, SWITHIN G. SHORTLIDGE, A. B.
and A. NJ. (Graduate of Philips Exeter Acad.
emy and Harvard College), Media, Penna-
au'o,inl
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