The Mt. Sterling advocate. (Mt. Sterling, Ky.) 1890-current, 1891-12-01
Report OF leounty superintendent.

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Report or County 1sdptesffffntendern
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School District No. 81 Corhth.A
Abebe three years 4 20 the Hgdre, 'a'9h
came suddenly forward, taking its
own rightful'place at the head Of all
our correspondence, negotiable notes.
cheques, Accounts, &C., &C., and there
ut will be found for more than o the
next one hundred Years e8H COME!
About the same time school district
No. 9, through the efficient teaching
and gracious influence of Miss Lulie
iWamsley, came "manfully", forward,
demanding and receiving, its own
proper place IN the front rank along
sidea9f the Very Best in the entire
county; trustees, ofwhom very little
IcaT be said, afe9wil Ed. JONES, ST.,
J.. r. shrout and ,Jno. A. Thompson,
Esqi,y ali good school men and hard
to beat (avoirdnpoisy; but they should
find warmer and better place for
the hogs than under the school house
with no foundation on three sides; dis
trict reports 80 children; draws
$2oS.4o; good house and good 'furni-
tdrc; good blackboard, which is being
properly used 81 several very satisfac-
tory recitations heard +; classsin inter-
mediate spelling did not, dc. so well;
last fall this school sustained quite "a
loss from five or six of its most, adj
vanced pupils being "sent off, To-
school; but their places are,n being
filled by the Misses Il Phipps, aAlexan7.
der, Payne and Others, who to-day
represent the greatest exponent otsado'
to which y amy e0untrys
school has beenFaised; highest NUM-
Der, Al, lowest II, present, 30.st ggs.!.
District No 10. 1Aptioeh.-vReports
100 draws 1925; ,highest,numbers at
school, 56; lowest II; present. AZ;
R.rF. Cox, teacher, is doing good work
and, seems to be determined that the,
district shall sustain mo loss. as far as
the teacher Is yconcepned but thateIihe
reputation Of the school shall ibe kept
up to its IfprmeFC standing; is very en-
ergeticsa might,do some, better if hei
would flavor IBIS work with al,fem.
short talks and side. leetqresgapd NOT
turn the recitation crank SO Pegularly |.
trustees, James Fortune, .Wm., Drake
and Alvin Myers !; they have improved
tho. eApfaltnqe. OF the fcheci fhease}
and surroundings very much; need
new furniture. .e7E-gsSs csc
70 District No. %, Smithsonian Insti-
tnte,t-Miss RebekahySnith, tlfss tnrs
oughly@aahfietideach yahaSaRdnd.toa
her d former qualifications q another
\ OpnieL school tegIeGi sisi giving = gems
era5f Observation-Disclosures reports aG1
Children hll.sirsH srs $lS561sd highest
nqnsSe sSSilqSS9to JG, plesss tsz lA D
KAMapSlI HeaDn, A. Byrd
and IkE ,'aSSlJisPleg house and yara-
put in good ceutiitnu=aud:paid for by
RlfEsbUs tEscsipsiess sssei@eEynsaod-
Nca6dtonod ellie. oiw ram cdr 30 tre
:, DisifietvN ,si&oD aaaldseas.47ay news
qiStrfat with pke' l.6Md,boasandrne
Gprai OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES sldisa
rGiortrolax pupils slraysss
III 4 ANY sSaXsciHengS, S5d 1soslian;
y9tssS kstaleEvteafhss, shasoh tJSa5al
fgtutsgnbessts l5soI; sab3sd~utbfr1
pplaeossnhtst1eSa yjhhboaSs alasaI
SgIyihtasht ieaistdistxist isHsatasiea5ss n.
VI iitis sbildreaas9l sssnt tssbeDrona,af4
their aew Observation-Disclosures NEW
District, and every other new thing
they have; j. l.. Wade, S. ID. Wade
and L. X. Moore make three, very
good trustees.