By reference to an advertisement in another column, it will be seen that the next session of the Flint Spring Male and Female Academy opens on Monday, July 29th, under its former instructor, Mr. J. L. McDaniel. This institution is one of the best in the country–is located in a
Blue Spring Seminary E.I.F. CHEYNE, Principal and Professor of Mathmatics W.T. SPEARS, Professor of Ancient Languages Location. This Institution is situated in Bradley county, tenn., six miles south of Cleveland and one mile west of Blue Spring Station, on the Cleveland and Dalton R.R. [rates and fees redacted] John
Examination There will be a public Examination of the students of Blue Spring Seminary on the 16th and 17th of May, 1872. Declamations and Orations by the students on the night of the 17th. Rev. George LOFTON, of Dalton, will address the assembly on the subject of Education. Prof. R.L.WHALEY,
Chancery Court, Benton Tennessee August RAHT, Henry JORY, E. MUELLER, A.S. HOFFMAN, Henry ZISCH, citizens of Polk county, and J.E. RAHT, a citizen of Bradley county, Tennessee, ex parte. Whereas the above named parties have filed their Petition in the Chancery Court at Benton, for the county of Polk and
Chatata Seminary, W. L. CATE, Principal — This Institute is situated in Bradley county, seven miles east of Cleveland, and is accessible by the ET Va & Ga Railroad. The location is dry and healthy. The course of study embraces the Primary Department, the Sciences, Mathematics, Languages and Music. The rates
Our Schools – Prof. CHALMERS of the Cleveland Masonic Institute has been and is doing good work for this community. His school opened with a much larger attendance than was first expected. If our people will only co-operate with Mr. CHALMERS they can have one of the best schools in the whole section.
At a meeting of the Board of Trustees at Maryville College on Thursday last, we understand the Rev. E.A. ELMORE, of New York city, but a graduate of the College, was elected Professor of English Literature in said College. Source: Blount County Democrat, 15 July 1882, page 4. Available online at Chronicling America:
Prof. William M. GRAYBILL, of Roanoke county, Va., has accepted the presidency of the Synodical College at Rogersville, Tenn. Source: Roanoke Beacon (Plymouth, NC), 11 April 1890. Available online at digitalnc.org.
What is to be done with Knowles School, is a question the taxpayers of the third ward are now awaiting an answer from the school board and the city fathers. Long ago it was deemed the most unfit building in the list of buildings now used for school purposes. The
The pupils of this school spent the holidays pleasantly. Nearly all of them, at one time or another, were present at some little social affair, which has already been noted in the columns of the Globe. Mr. Eugene TAYLOR, who was absent from school several days on account of the
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