Clinch Valley news. [volume] (Jeffersonville, Va.) 18??-2019, 1896-09-11

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and seventy Ave dollars. This was 81
fccted mainly by giving our largest end
most convenient boartihg house with
certain furnishings and valuable per.
quisites free OF rent TO the present u o. <
prietor upon condition vi his furnishing
the same quality of table board, then
costing ten dollars per month (, r seyeik
dollars and fifty cents per month. This
leaves measurably untouched tho priu-
eipal sources of income to wliich the
management must look FOR maintaining
and improving the quality of work
done; and yet enables the College to aid
most worthy patronage.
The above estimate includes room,
fuel, board. washing. tuition aud all
College chargers aud will be found Ia
be from twenty live to fifty dollars
cheaper than the cost of year in insti-
tutious of like grade. The cost of year,
all things furnished in private families.
including servants attentions; tuition,
washing and other College charges,
ranges from two hundred to two hun-
dred and fifty dollars.
Cur Preparatory Department. Inns boon
steadily improved during the past three
years. We now have Study Hall, fur
, iiished with tables and chairs. and an
Instructor who hcsrs no classes but
keeps order and gives tho individual pu-
pil aid in tile mastery of his lessons
Every class in this department, the COM
ing season, will be in the hands of an
experienced teacher. Prof. j. w. Cole,
who graduated from this institution
Juno, 1886, aud who has won golden
opinions as IL trainer of boys in the ABB
inglon Acndcmy, will, under the super
vision of the Faculty have special charge
uf this dcpattuent. He will have hi8
home with those boys OF this depnrt-
ment who room in u college building,
and be charged with special respdnsi-
bility for their order and progress. =.
Tuition charges in this department. are
from ten to twenty dollars less per year
than III tht Collegiate. If you are go
ing TO send your boy from home tn
school BECAUSE you have NO good ncades
my or high school convenient, or be-
cause he needs the stimulus of an edu-
cational atmosphere Or now surround.
Jugs, wo believe You will not regret
| committing linn to our hands. IL will
cost you much lcss than M charged in
the University or sitting schools, aud
the boys glimpse, as gotten from tho
public exercises OF tho advanced stu.
dents, of what education effects in
youth ought to, and will stir ambition
aud kindlc aspiration tn realize In him
self the highest development, IN har-
niony with this idea is the turl Lh0t
many of our best rrndurloa ,asre wits
US through tho preparatory yens. IL
yovng men ready Tor cos'ol.ote work
III all studies, except Uroel. aud Latin,
this department is also of invatimablo
worth.
Other Advantages such ns are afford
cd by the Reading Room, Library, Re-
ligioua Services, Lectures, and our two
unequalcd Literary Societies cannot I'D
discussed within these limits. For full
or Information therefore road our cata-
iogue ana subject ud to tic lest Of pa
frontage.
Our Future in M BRIGHT rs The pur-
pose for which God holds the world IN
being, namely, tile growing OF mon.
Long ia that purpose lives, Emory and
Henry will live, be- blessed, aid con-
tinue blessing, Her spirit Is progress
sivu and optimistic Her face is toward
the morning For herself and the world
she expects tile fuller day broadening
and widening perpetually whose sun
continually aecends but reaches not its
zcnith until time shalt end.
Next Session begins Sept. 10, 1896.
All in earnest about the education OF
themselves, sons or wards, are invited
10 correspond with
II. q. WATERHoUSE, Pres,
Emory, WI.