Evening journal. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1888-1932, 1890-08-29
MOST POPULAR LADY TEACHER.
Open to Ala Lady Teachers In the State
of Delaware.


Open TO Ala Lady Teachers In the state
of Delaware.
Up to Q o'clock this afternoon "a, 4O4
votes have been cast for the most popu-
lar lady teacher.
Some large orders for extra papers
have been given AS there Is limit to
the number of papers we are able
to turn out within a given time
we announce that all orders Tor
extra papers handed in before IL
o'clock tomorrow will receive recogni-
ton and the votes will be counted even
though we may not be able to deliver
the papers until Monday morning.
The contest viii close on next Saturday,
August 80, and no ballots will be printed
after that date.
Ballots may be voted up to 8 o'clock
Monday morning, September /, and all
ballots sent by mail must be mailed be-
fore o'clock or they will be thrown out.
The postmsrk on the ballots by mail will
be the evidence that they were mailed
before 9 o'clock 8. IN.
The teacher receiving the largest mum.
Der of votes will receive the handsome
organ now on exhibition in the music
rooms of H. f. Robelen, No. ITO Market
street.. The retail price Of this organ is
$110, and Mr.. Robelen announces that
he will exchange the organ for a piano,
should the teacher winning it prefer it,
| and allow the full p ice in exchange.
The teacher receiving the second larg-
est number of votes will receive tue
beautiful and valuable Library of
American Literature, now on exhibition
at s. a. Baynard's jewelry and music
house, corner Fifth and Market streets.
This work is in eleven full gilt, half
morocco volumes, is complied and edited
| by Edmund Clarence Stedman ard Ellen
Mackay Hutchinson, and published by
the well-known firm of Charles L. Web
ster & Co, No East Fourteenth street,
New York The price Of the work ID
$55 and it is one any lover of books and
literature will be proud Of
TO the teachers receiving the third
and fourth largest number of votes will
be given one year and six months sub
scription to the EVENING JOURNAL
respectively. and they may have the
paper sent TO any address they choose.
Orders for extra papers must be giver
before II o'clock from day to day, anC
unless so given we cannot be responsible
for being unable to fill large order.
The following are the votes received
up to p. m. to day for the organ for th'
most popular lady teacher in the Stat
OF Delaware:
Bell, Name, Milford, .....-........,....... z
Bogia. Fannie. No 2. Wilmington. ....... 20
| Bye, Sallis c.. School Ne. ID, Wilmington Il
| Campbell, Ella T., TalleyYille 80. 80. II
Campbell. Lulu, Music, School. Highlands l0l
Clark, Bessie VI. Pub. School. .Hockessin Is
| Davis, Ida VI j. Pub. Sch1. Georgetown. 81
Dover. Mary. No. Is. Wilmington. $500. II
| Fleming. Mary j.. New Castle. .....,.... 1911
Hare, Sallie High school, Wilmington. l25
Hopes, Lizzie D. High School Wilmington %
| Lynch, Annie o. Mt Pleasant. ........... l4o
Marvel, Ella M No. 2. Wilmington. sl3
McCafferty, Mary No. :. Wilmington o
Newell, S. A., school No 10, Wilmington Il
Raudnitzky. Annts, No 5, Wilmington. 1856
Regan. Anna H., Rockland school . 76l
Reynolds, Rosie, Townsend. ............... Is
Smith. Reba b No. II Wilmington. - q
You can vote as often as you pleas
and cast as many votes at one time a
you wish, but the ballots must be Gu
from the EVENING JOURNAL.