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LAGRANGE. GEORGIA.

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f arrange jfiwuJc fljorfaje,

UQttANiie, (jFQHGCA,

1376-7.

u tuuctlr Woman is lo Hetlne the World

LAGRANGE, iA. :

PRINTED AT THF OFFICE OF THP. I.AORANOF. RFPORTT.R.

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ftjonril of <rttttee.

Cm.. JAMES H HEAI.I,
Ho*. ALBERT E. COX,
Hon. i;. II. i;i<;uam,
Bern. BERRY H. H vKIUS.
JOHN K. BROOME, E*y.,
Hi:. -IoHN \. BAUOH.
Col. 1'. A FROST,
\VM. H. IH'NTLKY. Es v
JAMES F. OOLZTREE, Est,.,
Da. ROBERT R RIDLEY,
Db. II. H. GARY,
J. T. WATERMAN, i
Dii. wm. B. MUBPHEY,
Hon. W. W. 1 1 i;m:i;.

WM. S. WI1HAM. K-.,.,
LEWIS II CLARKE, Esq.,

Ijl<!raruje, (In.

IsiGrawje, (la.

LiJlrnnge., (la.

Grewillr., (lit.

Li i 'irant ye, I In.

) - iMdrangr, 0ft

- Lnflrange, (la.

Vienna, Austria.

'/,'/. Snl/Jnir S],ring.i, (In.

Atlanta, (In.

hl'hn.i./i, I in.

LaOrange, On.

IxiOrantjt, (la.

LaGrange, Oa.

Dtfrrange, (la.

Atlanta, 0a.

J. M. r.KAi.i..

I'p lidenl.

A. E. Cox,

.Secretary.

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^Instruction.

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OKt. I. K. M\VS(.N, A.M..

nuWmf. -H /v..f>-.,. ; r (fan <--'"<""' -<""

Ukv . (i. G SMITH, A.M..

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HEHMVN SCHIKMA'Tll.i:
l'rolssr>r of hWmli '<ml Orrmm>.

Miss .IKSMK M. I AIL.

TmOm of W ">"' '''"'>'<"""'''''

MmLDOI OABHBWM,

^wbtori ftaatar of />/''-'' /-;'-"'""

Mm l'VNMi: .!. MAYSON.

HLUMAN W HIUMACHKU.
..s-ior or" Mum

Mm LOOT I'.MU'KNTKi;.

noahar ;'' -L.' D#

Miss OLA SIMMONS.

Attu&uti In Made.

FACULTY FOR 1878-79.

MTEllABY DEPAJITMKNT.

Rev. J. R. MAYSON, A. M., President.
Professor of Mathematics and Natural Science.

Rev. W. H. LAPRADE,
Lecturer <m Moral Science, Evidences of Christianity, dec.

Miss IDA RICHARDSON, M. A.,

Governess, and Teacher of Englhh Literature and French.

Miss JENNIE McFAIL, M. A.,
Teacher of Latin Language and Literature.

Mrs. F. J. MAYSON,
Teacher of Primary Department and Matron,

MUSIC DEPARTMENT.

Mrs. M. E. LATHROP,
Teacher of Piano and Vocal Music.

Miss OLA SIMMONS,
Teacher of Piano, (Juitar and Vocal Music.

ART DEPARTMENT.

Miss JENNIE McFAIL,
Teacher of Painting in all Us Branches.

Mrs. F. J. MAYSON,
Teacher of Wax Work, Feather Work, <tc.

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ALUMNA

Tlii" list if M'i iiiiih rf.it \V.. km mail. . v.-ry iWt. Im lwvv lailed to get
e om|>l*'ti' llHt, and will l>. muter o Htj i ttOM te any .in< win, a ill aiwiM n in this work.
Bj 111MI. inl.iniialn.n u*t<> any alunnm Tint taataastj n, tU| l,. t , an, I alao tin leafWI t i- > j

oiiiiy errata ti l hernia printed DtaMm) alnmru* ire marked tluu *.

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Cameron, Barab It. i Mi>. Mwanaon ! LaGrenjte, Ga,

Cameron, Barab. T. i Mil-. l>r. Hill) Look, Case, (ia.

liitrk, Elisabeth L Lai taeoga, < i.i.

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'liiuham. Adel tide K LaGrange, <m.

v. S.ir.ihH. Mr- ) LaGrauge, Ga,

'Hill, Tabitoa E. (lira, Howard) LaGranfla, Ga,

Hill. Murtlia R. (Mr-. PotU Twin Co . Qa,

'Marshall. rW i \ Hsrria i . Q..

Morgan, S.inli < ' Mis. Barber I Atlanta, Qa.

Osborn, Opbette A Harris ('<>.. (ia.

Preeley, Susan .1. iMrs. linnkley) Chambers (.'n., Ala.

Saunders, Mary A Karl wether Co., (ia.

1141.

Brougbton, Man A. (Mrs. Montgomery) La( initial-, Qa,

Bryan, Eliza I. | Mrs. Martin) Hawaii ounty, Ala.

Cameron, A mart ntba C. 'Mrs. Gibson), . ... Troup Co., Qa,

Clayton, S.ir li | Mrs. Jeter) ( Humbert I la, Ala.

Dozier, Catherine P. | Mrs. Willis I Harris < '>., Qa.

Qreenwood, Frances J. (Mts. Perry) ...Texas.

'iilbert, .Jane E. (Mrs. i Louisiana.

Kiuj_'. Snnili E. (Mrs liiee) Columbus, (ia.

Kil'l. Sarah 3. | Mrs. Camp, Troup Co., (ia.

. Pauline (M"rs. Ahercrombie) Columbus, Qa,

l'ltrliani, Elizabeth ( Mrs. Tun i Louisiana.

1 H > .

"Akin, Jostp bine II. .Mrs. Tatntn) Vrkaiisas.

Biyliam. Qeorgfck C. (Mrs. Williams) Miun.-ll.tr Co., <ia.

Broom, Henrietta LaGranne, (ia.

Cbape), Doritba A (Mrs. Mathews) Chambers Co., Ala.

Campbell, Sopkrooia 8 Meriwether Co., (ia.

Favor, Frances A. (Mrs Goldsmith) < 'handlers Co., Ala.

Griffs, Marv P. (Mrs. N'eal | Harris Co., Oa.

Mitchell, Arcadia E. (Mrs. Dowdell) Chambers Co., Ala.

DuBose, Amanda ( Mrs. ) Enon, Ala.

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LAOBAXG] FEMALE COLLI '.I

Maddox, Soaan it (Km Putnam Co., Ga.

Meaders, Nancy (Hn. ) Chembnre Co., Alt,

Pitts, Ann E. (Mm. Dosier) Herria Co., Ga.

Stinson, Elisabeth A. (Mm BadclUT) Hi IwetherCo.. Be,

'Thompson, Mary A. . Mli'luwlppl.

ISSO.

ISiirkr. Antinii.t;, ]'. , Mrs. (iartr.-ll) \tlaiita. lift.

Brnnshtnn, Frances E Mi Lone) L*Granj[e, (la.

Dixon, Martha E. Mi .Hall) . , Meriwether Co., (in.

Douglass, Isabella E. (Mrs. Anions) Randolph Co., (in.

Douglass, Naroiasa W. Mrs. Bailey) Randolph ('>., (in.

Forb . nVbeceaQ t*OraHRe, Qa.

Gillnmn. Margaret A. Mrs Goodoian) TsJIapoosa, Ala.

d, Mary E Mbaoj Oa.

Griggs. Sarah C. (Mrs. Long) Putnam Co., On.

.ill.. i I' Mrs. I I.'i |- r) Auburn, Ala.

.-, Susan M. < Mr-. Brown) Chamber* Co., Ala.

MeGinty, Ann E. (Mm. Akere) Chambers Co , Ala,

Bedding. Cordelia A. | Mr-. ' i Dahlonega, 1 1

Hlatnn, Bebbecoa A. (Mm Nicolaon) '. Autauga, Ala.

Btepbcna. Caroline 8. (M Bank*) Forsyth, Qa.

Title. Helen A. (Mm. Mitchell) Crawford, Ala.

(Mm I' /! ' Til up Co.; Qa.

Stinson, Catheritti C. (Mr-. Neil) Meriwether Co., Ga,

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Mary M.. Mm Heard Troup Co., Ga.

C , Mary J., Mrs. Kenei Bnoa, Ala.

Carter, I alula. Mrs. ' Harris Co.. Qa,

'Douglas, Mary M LaQraane , Qa,

Douglas, Susan W., Mrs. CutliU-rt. (ia.

Davis, Jane I... Mrs. Weaton Lee Co.. Ga.

Ii,ivi>. Ann, .Mrs. Macon Co., Akv

Drake, Mary E, Mm Phillip* Rnawll Co.. Ala.

(irav.s. Marj (il. i.nviilf, Ala.

Hamilton. L C, Mi-. Davis Learna* Co., (la.

HarrtH, Sarah, Mm Lockhart LeGmnge, Qa.

Hill, Celestia, Mm Means... Chambers Co., Ala,

Ki, 1 1, I'.h/.a J.. Mrs. Lao* Tm nn Co., Ga.

McGehee. Busan, Mi-. Hampton Harria Co., Qa.

Newton, Jane Trnon Co., Ga.

Rutledge, l : . - 1 oca A., Mrs. Harrte Co., Qa,

Raid, inn Eatonloo, Ga.

Beid, Mary F Eatuntea, 8a.

Bbarp, Boxanna, Mi>. Jones Randolph, Ga.

Bpicer, Caibi rine, Mrs. - * . . Albany, Qa.

1 N a II

Si,... i V , Mrs. Potts Troup en., Ga.

Aeee, Lorine N Belvkwr. Talbot co.

Alberta V LeOranee, (ia.

Bryan, I. aim Coin bu, Florida.

Baldrick, [sal alia Montgomery, Ala-

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pitiirtor
Oolqa II, \l u\ CiizH

- inili li

Camen n, Emma, Mr-. Leonard
< tin- . Ellen, Mr*. Oaffm j

Pall M.rj

I ^ . )li- Maffatt

Hull. Nil v . \lr- .

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Uvrrl, M

| Nils.

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Spring*, Ala.
' 'olnmbaa, (la.

I < in.

Troop Bo,, Q*
Brotrowood, Qa

p CO. . * ill

ford, Ala

I 'III' Pi, 'IViaK

Spring I'hu-i . i;,i
Kboro, On

Hi ri" > t )j'-r ro., (in

l.cr i-vilV. \lu
<ii

' " u Volley. Ala
Hi ri wether eo., (in

N( ' h . ."...'.'.' Alabama

Mw. Maroon. Colombni., Oa

liin . Mr-. I'l.Mliriss
U'lnMi- 1 !. Marj Mi . Uhforri

l.ii (range, <;
1 i"ii|i en., Qt

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Pnnnii ham, Margaret

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Vmamln

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Jaxpi ii ;.i
LftOran< <. fin

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Spring Plana, 'in
Spring Plaet, (la

.,,.,,. Cin
Iton, <?a
Point, (in
Hinden, l.i

% J ' '" v - Mr . Cravaa . Oa

v " "" Troop oa, Qs

"" Newton,

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1'iiri Mi- \||,.,,

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1 r " n " ''" '//.'.'. Colo tnbaa, (in

Iancev. , -.. Mra. ToaaR LaOrange, Gm

Alabama

.Tallin! on., (In

. \\V-t Point, <m
Brownwood, Oa

I. tfilMli'.'i !, ( It

. Palmetto, Qa
Lat rrange, (i.i

'ill

' '"" ' Oampbellton, (i i

' Martha A Atlanta, tin

\ Bunmll <.. Ala

Umnndf>u. Virginia E BprincPli

l,llli " Mar.'arel I'. Atlania. Qa

*"''' -I Crawford, Ala

I. Mary H Rus-wll oo., Ala

.M'linaaN HeaH eo . tin

,!,,v - P*be <i < Franklin

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M< li.ll>. H nri.lt ' E
MoDowi II, Margaret K
M, adowr, < '.null.* H
Mm.iiey. M;iiiitii -' \

Morgan, Blwbe
Redwiue, Man E.

It^i-si . Sili all w .
Kalleck, K.it.- I
Hhapberd, Eliza < . Mr*. Mi
Staagall, M.uv 1'

Took*, Sn-.li. I

Tv t r. Kin in" '

Ward. Surah K

A|.|.lt-I v. M. A

Blackball Martini "'

Cuirii-r.iii. Laura K

farter, M.irtlia C

frail!, Sttllje

Ciiniiititjliiiiii, Liuic W

brlioMn, Elian B

|i. Lunch. Elizabeth II

Kdwardw, M. J

Kills. Kouisi- l>

Harrell. Susan K

tlaVllts, Aim i M

Hill. Nam-v C

Up* lb, Harm-' V . . .

Mi-Kenim-, Mint liu P . .

Mwlnws. Anim II

Powell. Mary \

Powell, Rebecca

Pitta, 8. Indiana

Sniii.dirK, Bopbia L

TuniiiM.n, Ptedom C

lyli i. Mary (

Wart, Philogenia

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Vim i

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Troup

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Ctilnu
S.ilei, ,

n. . Ala.
auyc
Brow i

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wood

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I 'si 111!

.Coweta hi.

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nit;.-

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K.iwml. i co., Ah

II i\ ir. vill. . Ala

.i i:o.
Dalian , \i.i
Macou . Ala

sill,-.

Alfred, M. E

Andrews, Frances . . .

Atkinsou, M. V

Baldrick, O. A

Berry, Mittie K

Byrd, HiMiegsa

Cameron. S. A

Cole, Mnry ('

Garlington, Laura A.
Harrell, Susan V. .. .
Powell, Addie It
Shumate, Hattie A..

Smith, Elizabeth

Steagall, Anna

Stinson, Mary ,J

All

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WaabiDgtnn
Heriwethi i
M mtRouiei \ .
Valluln, Ua
Polk

. Ir. ii|i CO.
,iu
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Mn
I . Ala

Cherokee, Uu

kDge
.Cowata eo.
. Met i

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,t/r

I m. i:\v.i i i MALE "I r.l OS.

BwMMOB, Anna I) LaOranRo

Tooke. Mirtha BoutOll co.

\\ ard, Fannie A TalladeRa, Ala

imam.

Bull, Sallio iAGraiiRe, da

Cox. M. A

OnlUr, A. B Perry

< 'rnw.l. r . R. Meriwether

Hamilton, A. E Chattooga

1 w B i .

\kers. Mary L LaGnBgt

Bass. Snsan K Tronp co.

Heal). M. E LafirariRe

Uostiek, Emma Jefferson no-

Carlton. Marv .1 Auburn, .Ma

Carlton. Hattie Vnhnrn, Ala

Hardin, Il.-tilier Anbnrn. Ala

Means. Sup Oxford, Ga

Melooo, Nettie Trenton, Tcnn

Morgan , Anna EaGranRe

Moreland, A EaGranRe

MoKnmie. C EadranRe

Moss, It. M Harri* co.

Pullnn, M. B LnGrariRe

Kaiford, F Anburu, Ala

Smith. Aley

Shepherd. Mattie B ColumbnH

shepherd. Mary Oohrabaa

Stinson, Carrie Meriwether, eo.

Turner, Achsah LaGrange, Ga

Wilkes, Ophelia LaOtsape

Winston. Ti-islie 1m| Point

Woodward, IX. K Meriwether, co.

Womac, Sarah Troop eo . <; t

1 m 7 1 .

Barber. Janie Washington, Ga

Callaway, Nannie Washington, Ga

Culberson, Lnla LaGraORC, Ga

Hill, Mary Washington, Ga

t 8 7 u .

Otrtrislit. Annie C. (Mrs. McClare) EaGrange

Cotter. Sallie Elberton. Chi

Pitman. Willie (Mrs. Bradfield) Tronpeo

Pitman, < 'arrie Tronp co

PoythrcKs, Mary L. (Mrs. Barnard) LnGran-

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Bass, Marin O . Atlanta, Ga

Boykin. Dora i Mrs. Maffitt) Tronpeo

Evans, Mollie Belle Troup co

Haralson. Sallie Lon EaGranee

Ward, Lnla Troup co

Whitaker, MaRuie Miltedgeville, Gft

Wimliisb, Addio O LnGrange

1 S 7 .

McFail. Jennie Atlanta, Ga

Ganlding, Aldora Carrollton, Ga

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LAOBAKQI I I MM r 0OLLEO1

UNDERGRADUATES.

SENIOR CLASS.

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Annto OrM-elle tJ"?'*

Emma Palmar Iro.ipco

JUNIOR CLASS.

Miss Unfa Baa** J" 1 ' ! rnn e

Vi w ia Bnio. La .range

SMxo Outright Lat.range

Baffle LowlftW SEWS ; I

Matria MeOetaae J UteSolptariejfaej

Ellen CCowhh ,. " ,R

Bettie Render Greenville

MalWd La<.ra.,|.

Ola Simmon. C.reenvdle

LittUTnwlot Tronpco

Leila Williams I roup co

SOPHOMORE. CLASS.

Miss Leila Arnold SS^S*

Mattie Carter Hogansv.lle

Lnnra Ghnlson LaGrange

Uaitie Took. Long Cane

Annie 0m> Fnlton co

\,1. mon Hill Lagrange

Fannie Oedwtn LaGrange

I,la Hollowav Alexander City, Ala.

Ifyrtie McFarlin Lee co.. Ala.

Viola Boaew Marietta

Emmie Simms Tf," l \ co

Anna Slri. klaml Dulutn

MaltieTravlor 1 , r "" , "'"

Lola Tvner Hogansville

CharHaWaki LaGrange

FIRST CLASS,

Mi<s AMco Avers Tronpco

Jtmniie Vyers Tronp co

Thania Davidson Greenville

Lata Edmnndaon Troup co

Andrew Flnnner LaGraugn

Eugene Gav LaGrange

Annie Riggius LaGrange

Willie Hodnett ]f ( >range

Kula Jackson Hogansville

Uollie Johnaon LaGrange

LAOHAIWI I l.iHi.i anj.tja

Battle Main .

I'arliani Mabrv.
Kiln PMillo ..'

Kollie Wbitaket .

\1 ii v Wan

Anna Wilkln-nn .

Baker Smith .
Bobbie Foods

PREPARATORY CLA
1H-- Lillii Bnioe

\n> ifl ! Un nl-nn.
(iiiicvni Gbolaofl
Mnry Alii try

l.i/zi. M I-'arlin
Sum.- Knutli

Kniii Taosr . .
Annie Whitfield
-fi in in i.- Williams.

Lilari-tti- Vmiiiy.

Mi- Mini,]. I'.uir.-.

Eddie Baagh . . . .

M//n- ('title

\nn:' Ii ividaon
Robbie Fraai

din in j.- ( ;...iwin
Charlie Ohotaon.
Ethel .Fiiiiii-fin
Miiv Johnson.
Viinjii- Kistl. r
Willi* Ki~tl. r
Clifford kfaywin.
Ifaad \l i'uiii, . .
Btaaetta MeFarHn
S|iriii.,-^r Mnliry . .
Siil N'l'M-oin

Am i- I;. -iii
Seward siMiih
\i nil Sp. , i
1 I trli- Taaw
Kick Walt*
M i in if U'niis. .
Willi.- Fonnn

Mi Ella Dnntan

Baatrioc \\ i |

Julia Kiiil

Mart B, Bnrkh

PRIMARY CLASS.

IRREGULARS.

LaGrange

1. 1 1 (range

Hun

I I Bp BO.
Lai image

Mill.'.-

S3.

LaGrssge

I. ii h

I . ii Ifaoge

I. \< iraoge

LaGrange

LaQi

1. 1< iraoga

I ' , i

I. ii I range

l.n 1 1

liflGranse

La* Irani,'"

r.n< H

I ir> iMivill"'

Lai liaaga
La) ii
LaGiansjc

l.al h

1. at Iraoga
La Oi

f. .' il.ttiu."-
LaOl
LaGi

Lai Ireqga
LaGrange
LvOi
I. On
L*G

f.ai hraaga
Lafl i ii
r.iii Irai

Lai lr in '

LaGr

Si-niuis

Juniors

Sophomore*

Firt

RECAPITULATION.

..81 I'n paratory

1 1 PrioMU

IS I Irrulnr. . .

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. White Solphnr fapriai
LaGrange
LaGrange
LaGrange

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Location.

LaGrange is located leventy-one milea aonth-west of Atlanta, oo tha
Atlanta and w. t Point Railroad. There am noma fart connected with
this location that we think ihonld be oonaJderad kfany Sontaers girh
bam been ten! n tar North to be educated, that their ''institutions ban
I,, , i, ,. . j 1 1 1 . I . t 1 v broken down by the severity of the nlimate, and they
ham returned home nonilrnied Invalids, aabjeet io attacks oi aonta rhea-
mutism, ate. Otberahavi > far South aa to fall into the malarial

region*, and their ha ilth haa been nudermlaed bj chills and ferer. We
are bleated above the Pine mountain range opon a high, rolltai ; oonntry,
aad are not liable to suffer from either of these dan LaOrangahai

been recognized aa an nilnaatlonaJ nentre for many yearn, [tiatraa,
bar ammki at i deatroy ed by fin, and the oonnti tted by war;bej

we rejoice to know thatahe ia fa : her farmer proad poaition in

this maaaat,

This Inatitntion gradual itofasato IMtt, i . iuoe that tima

nl forth hundreds from i ! to monld and blea aoclety,

Location of College.

The College ia looated on a high emin noe overlooking the beantifal
citv hi LaGrange and the anrroanding oonntry; remote from theaiirei
toe i-ity. and yel uilici.ntiv naar to church andtbeooui

bneineas.

The Buildings.

Ooeol the bnildings ia of brick, the other <>l brioh and atone, both
with tin room. The main bnildkig ia 00x130 leet, two atoriea high. In it
there am fonr.reaitation roome 35x50 i at, parated by wide hull-
ing each oth r in the oenire, thereby affording Ima circulation of air and
parfeot ventilation. On the wooud floor then la a aaagniflaent ehepsl
80x100 feet with oapaeity to bold 1500 persona. Baekol thestagrata
lour music rnutn-, and one for the ornamental department, the Iranian
hall, library and reading ro ira >. making aitogethi t one ol the most sap*
cious and wpII arranged bail lings for aobool purp stua in the Soata.
The Boarding-Hone is Hfty by ninety fed, two a*orie* high, with
rooma eighteen feel aqnai >"d holla, tharaby giving

am y i ,.,,,, , ,i'titi-nt is under the itnmediata

supervision of the Pn I his lady.

Scholastic Tear.

The Pall hrm will open third W iead>j in August, and alomtka

Friday before Chriatin rh Term will open s>eond Wednesday

in January, and cdnsn sreond in June, which will be Com*
mi Doeiuent Day.

I \<.1:\V., I I MM,! I Ml .! B01

To the Patrons and Public.
Whila we do not elaim to have tbi beat eehool in the 8oal
ibiuk we offer advantage* interior to bo laatitution oi similar grade,
iperior to iimny. K large aoMaajt of nosey dab already been aa>
p- u'l-l on the buildings and groaaia. ami Use Board ofTi
lymini'il to oontinne nntil everything is aoaapli I

The LaGrange Penal i attty in f&

N'.Ttli ' nferenoe, and i*. in fact, tba oaly female colli

|p that body ; we therefore havi Waa oson the M I ifthia

The danghtera <>f all regnlat minister* arc receive >] in the Liter-
ty Department free ol obarge.

We hope parents and gaardiana will k . 1 oarefnllv ^ following
jastfona upon pnnotnatity: Ro popil aan !> aawparl < dncated
nut ittend school reonUrlv. ft demoral ind retard* tba

; - "t . I scholars, to ha< : lifl nomine in after the

jbnma baa bean partly recited. Much ih should be n*edinad>

Maeing the olass i- consumed by the teatl - In -r-peatii g what has already
vi r. to those who MiL'lit liavo been preset]

laty to m thai vow ohildren are provided wi'h all aV *y to

nte their studies that they are at eel In time; ii

that their time is profital in school. \\'.-

ilonot desire th patronage of wv who osmv their children

btbist r we feel that sooh papila trouble then p

b the next place, we earnestly r*qnest parents nol In inl th the

jaearnmenl r>l thi ichonl by requesting n to allow their daughters privi-

ihieh are forbidden by oar rnle. [f yoa hare eonfldet
Barest yonr daughters to mir ea allow ns to govern tl

baa yon become that yonr eonfldet itia

oar ri'.'ht. nay more, yonr doty to withdraw tba

Government.

Combined with moral atvl religion" inflneii'- n of merit and

peeerlt ..ill be maintained and enforced in the government of each
'.- ii -Hi. Our diaeiplina will be mild bnt Ktric-t and Impartial

All pupils arc- required to be in their plaee* punotnally ;it tba ringing
gibe bell. lbenoa ami tardiness wili not be allowed without a |

Whenever a |mpil slmll absent bereelf slm wi'! not ba allowed to
poo with her claaa nntil she makes np the lessons lost dariog that sb-
encf. Papila leaving sohool baton I I I urion will be re-

quired, on the opening ol tba nest, to make np the lessons loat, or be
Haeed in the next lower clam. Papila wflj not be allowed toleavatba
pbool for the purpose ol attending to anything elite, nor leave thi
|"*e yard during recess without pern No pnpil who repeatedly

Kfegnrds tin rulea will be allowed to remain in th" school.

LAGRANOl II MM I ' "II.I HI

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Scholarship and Honors.

ilars will bt moI i petroni tt the middle and oloea ol ? M h
term, bowing the grade i eeholarmhtp, deportment, att. ndai
eaoh phpU. I'Ih- pad* runs torn one to too, ten being tin- maximum
No pupil eao rise to Mgher ajees who pad* - ; 1 1 1 ii.-owibt

nj tlw endol tli' year. Tim pupil io tin' Senior Clam *eouringthe biahai

Oghont the entire course will tire the first Honor and U

entitled to tlir \ '.ii.Miu-tory. toe p'n-il ne onng the aeoond htKlieBt
will reoeive the coa ! Knew end be entil l.'.l In the S-ilutatorv.

Course of Study.
There an J 'clauses iu the College, i: Primary, Preparatory, m

i'Ii , HophoniOl . i iirii.tr ami Senior.

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her pupils ba, bam ,,..( umtifying to thoir parents. Many who have
ta Motto as ahnoat deforasd by oMsto, aanfaga. ,v,-.. have by Ma-
tot dnll.ng bwn made ,,,,.,. ,,,, ,, ir lniIs .., lllir powPr Bf) ,,,,;,,

ptoRietheroapoweror e nrtnMi>ohBM wonderful. Thasa amiHw

mall conducted by music, tbe Hum .mist ftsmfore ba perfect, givinr? the
pstbe additional advantaga of training la time.

Literary Society.

The Ircnian Society is accomplishing much in the College. Usually
NwdeHea exist in inatitottena of this a<Ma to encourage rivalry, but
fortunately this rivalry, particularly anting girls, generates bitterness,
*ch we hope to avoid ty having bnt one. The Society meets Friday
fcrnoon, and the exercises consist of readings, perusals, recitations, ea-
* in which all take part. The young ladies have commenced to
wet a Library and aro mnoh gratified at their success so far. Any con-
Mltionsof books or money will bo thankfully received.

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Department of Fine Arts.
Mi. [ioy Carpenter, tha teacher in thia department, U one of
mortraooaaatal InttaaStaie. 8behaanw failed to taketbe btytf
premium* in Btata and County Fairs, when he? upeoimeiw were exhibit

iv ahould learn 01 r mora of these beaatifal aria; <

nmy aaaoM heraelf, maaufeotnre he* own ornamenta, or, ifneceantf
hontd reonlre, n.iikfiiru.'les of rain*, and thereby screen heraatf at]

mora menial law.

Dress.

Ho uniform aVaanejBla* reqnired. Neatneswand fronoiny in area
will be taught tm ll l*men 1 if 1 ood edooaUon.

Debts.

No pupil will 1> a 11. red, on i r anj eireamatanees, to contractu;
ilolit.;. except bf permission oi the Preaidaat.

Verms and Rates.

The y.iu is .Vr.iV " int mr-and-a-half and fle4|

u ,| f ...... hrlnir to the stringency of the times, we hsvaj

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dedaction except in riwes of protraoU >1 illi

Boarding.
Board in the College, inehidtng liahis and foal, $13,511 per monfl
Waehiag will 00 >ntb. Cbatgew for board and tuition r

half in advaaee and balance at the niddlenfthe term. East a
boardiog in the Oollegi will be required to faraiah ona pair "IihIH
pair pillow caeee, one ooerlet, mil halfdoaen towak.