The state chronicle. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1883-1893, 1884-07-26

educational apparatus worth about $40.
No library. J. W. FLEETWOOD.
CATAWBA HIGH AND NORMAL SCHOOL
(NewtOnl. Established in 1851 number
of teachers s; number of pupils 40; value
of school property $15, 900; percentage Of
increase of patronage within last five
wears, 100; percentage Of increase in eff
cheney and advancement, 100; value Of
educational apparatus $500; number Of
volumes 1000. J. 4. Foil, Teacher
ELIZABETH CITY Academic Established
1878; number of teachers 3; number of
pupils 90; value Of school property 81 0O0
percentage of increase of patronage with
in last five years 100; percentage Of in
crease in efficiency and advancement of
work done in same period so; value of ed
ucational apparatus $500; value Of school
library-nOne-Wil form one next wear.
Our school has labOred under great diff
culties until now. We have just erected
a new building and are getting in shape
to do first class work. Yours truly,
S. L. SHUP, Principal.
NATHAN's CREEK ACADEMY Oavie Coz.
Established July 10th, 1888; number of
teachers /; number Of pupils at present
40; value Of school property 81 500.
J. b. HANDS.
KINGS MOUNTAIN HIGH SCHOOI.-I5tab-
lished 1876; number of teachers :: mum
pills 167 from States and so different
counties Of North and South Carolina:
value OF school property s.. 900; percent
age OF increase of patronage within last
five years 400; percentage Of increase in
efficiency and advancement Of work done
in same period 5Oe value Of educational
apparatus $500; value Of school library
$500: number volumes 300
v. [. r. ttELL, Principal
SELMA ACADE.IY.- Established 1891:
number Of teachers 3; number Of pupils
(average attendance) G2; value Of school
property 81 500; percentage of increase
Of patronage within last three years 40;
value Of educational apparatus $3.50 Cor
$10D without counting desks and black
boards.) HENRY LOUIS SMITH, Principal.
ELLSWORTH ScH0oL (uenderaon).-E
ta0lishea i'll the Fail Of 1880: number. Of
teachers and military instructor: NAM
Der OF pupils So; value of school proper
y $1,000; value OF educational aDpara-
tuS $i00; value OF school library 500:
number Of volumes -. / expect TO en-
large my building right away add new
furniture, another competent assistant.
and leave no stone unturned till | make
il second TO none of its grade in North
Carolina. G. d. ELLSWORTH, Principal.
IIUErERsvILLE TIGH SCHOOL CIecklen-
burg connty)-Establishe January. 1880;
number of teachers 5; number OF pupils
Sc; value Of school property 5000. The
''Huntersville High School, so far is def
cient in apparatus and library, but we are
now on a fair road to obtain both soon
Next year we hope to have S. 600 Acad-
emy. W. W. ORR, Principal.
MORRIsyILLE COLLEGIATE INSTITUTE
Established 1892; number of teachers 3; !;
number of pupils 65 value Of school prop
erty $4,000 SILAs E. WARREN, Principal
The CAPE FEAR MILITARY ACADEMY was
established about 1 years ago by Gen. r.
+. Coiston; he gave it up on going, to
Egypt. 1t was then revived by Major 3.
J. Burgess. After two years he withdrew
and | having been his assistant, COR one
of them) continued it without the militia
ry part. 1t has been under my charge for
the past five years. Three teachers. Dur
ing the past year 73 pupils. There has
been q steady increase Of patronage every
year, about 40 per cent. over first years
attendance Philosophical apparatus,
gymnasium, globes, maps, furniture $3.50;
no library as yet.
WASHINGTON CATLETT, Principal
SUMalERFIELD HIGH SCHooL-I sustain
eu an lffGl>afdDlG loss IOtf years ago, ffOIn
which | am beginning to recover. So you
will know how to make allowance. School
established in 1878; teachers; 60 stu
dents; value of school property is 50, 900;
increase in efficiency and advancement Of
work In same period 80 per cent.
F. S. BLAIR, Principal.
CEDAR GROVE ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS
/ 1S months ago; number Of teachers 3:
number of pupils so; value Of school
property $500; percentage of increase of
efficiency and advancement of work done
in same period geo or more.
Z. c. PATTON, Principal.
ST MARY Founded in 1912: Faculty
includes Is teachers: number of pupils
15l from II States. New building for
Art Department and Kindergarten viii be
completed by beginning of Advent Term,
September II.
REV. BENNETT SNEDEs, Principal.
GREENSBORO FEMALE COLLEGE.-The old
established Methodist institution in the
State; d full faculty: one of the hand
soonest new buildings in North Carolina.
DIR. T. NJ. JONES, President.
MISSES NASH AND Miss KoLLOCK' s SCHOOL
/ (Iillsboro). ).-Thoroughly established; full
faculty; patronage from all religious de
! nominations.
OXFORD FEMALE SEMINARY.-Fir es-
| tablished; full corps of teachers good
patronage. F. 2. HOBGOOD, Principal.
| HoRNER SCHOOL Oxford One among
| the oldest schools in the State-Mr. j. Fl.
! Horner having had a career as teacher
that covers in time and experience and