Macon beacon. [volume] (Macon, Miss.) 1859-1995, 1886-12-18
S~huquslak Items.

~ hNHhA y O. II O.
of Visiting the ~Shuquaiak Fcnnlr Col
lcgc a few evenings ago and found cv,
eI vthiug la the college in fine STYLE
new improvements III desks, vcntilo.
! ton and healing Of the room bv large
stoves, which make everything cnlu.
Portable during the winter weather
PROT. stone ha. Physiological charts.
maps globes, dumb-bclls &c, every.
thing necessary to demonstrate by rx.
pericnre everything taught in the
school. The girls AL looked well aud
cheerful, neat and tidy. The compo-
! sitiOns composed and read by ihe
Young ladies were very good, and
their speeches were fine aud spoken
distinctly md in good style. They all
did well, so much so that il would not
do to make mention Of any particular
young Indy.
Miss Susie Colclaugh is teaching in
the collegiate department; u nice
Young Indy. well educsted and an cx.
cellent teacher. All are well pleased
with her as an accomplished literary
lady.
We next visited the art department.
taught by Miss Susie TalIey, a splend-
id Young lady and II fine teacher OF
printing and French. Her pupil. are
progressing finely under her training.
The specimens Of shetching IN her de.
parlment by her pnpils showed great
improvement in that branch.
Miss Mamie Stone is teaching the
primaries. She is II very efficient
teacher, Il nice and well educated lady.
She makes the little urrhins buckle
down TO their studies with Il vim.
Last, though not least, we visited
the music department OF Miss Sallic
MclIyer, one Of The best and most pro.
iicient music teacher that Prof. Stone
has ever had, and one of the best per-
formers on the piano we ever had the
pleasure Of hearing. She understands
vocal music also and sings beautifully.
She is 4 graduate Of the Judson lnsli-
tute Ut Marion, Alabama. Prof. Stone
has as good q corps OF teachers as can
he found IN the State. The Prof. him
sell is Il nice, christian gentleman, and
II good educator. and takes an abiding
intcrcs; in HE physical, intellectual and
spiritual development and welfare OF
hio pupils, and to his efforts we are in
dcbtel this day for much of the good
na'''' Hhu l'leh,S'ah"'hg OF our Town.
pills, TWENTY-FIVE Of whom are boarlcrs.
The s. i. College will compare lavora.
bly, with any college in the State.
We hnve Se'cfa' saHillohs "a our
,o""' M.' ,'o,' ''ipo'er nou '''iil'!
,.a'e moved 10 INC HANCOCK pace on
rn.' e',ec,'
t -, L'o'n occupies ,hc bicu'oo
P'.,e SCUM on 'nc rHi''oau'
MI H'o,H"ri,' rom georgia, mas
''"Nea !" MI Hlr'c'hc pace Our
Town II increasing N popUIaNon'
mere VIII cc many othcrs TO come III
heA' month
"A new store mouse Is oclhg oulI' on
iac corner OF nam ana l.he s%iree'e'
IL WI ne occupied Oy Mr. LLOYD
Inc $ohhS lahlea ihllohiaihcA1I So
cletE WIZ nave Il @Fahu ciIefla'Hllyht
IT 'ie. 'o'"sP ii"'' NcdhcSuay' De-
a..
MISS Io'lc ioeglis, Il charming
!eahS IaoF' II niece OF Mf., b"ck' Iell
i"F he' IN "ih'ha' MISS, Oh ION
lha,,
mere mas becn received at tnls pace
@,bUO ba'es OF cotton up 10 ms l'hle'
oV,g'o ioop PoiH-' io'cJo cross 'ies'
,'"f section Is etneralI Acal'h! no
sickness.
we commend '''c >herlh hoscr> ana
MS Gcp!iie. 10 the cItiH'hN on ms
county tor 'h'lr zeal a'!d 'h'iT!hg en-
cry? III iefrc'iNg oat ana hfihElnE ,Eo
won'd-ne murdercr5 TO justice IN 'he
foDhet!.
lhr party at hre' Backs on TUESDAY
e'ehlh&' 'he i-'h Hi''' was tue sf"na-
esq eNehl q ''e opch'h"
o. ,'lt Christmas ie,'i''''r,' a more
%u''1eh''u' party Us ms seldom iatis 70
the 10, OF me deeoi'c' OF s"'ial pleas
''f'' me sHhP'uo"' co''en'loh NAV
greeted me agre''es % al present
"~hh,n''cH eNlu'hce 'le mo-, demon
StratlNG, tLal Mrs. blCk ana MISS I an"