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The WatMga Democrat A l):Mi)rn Tiriii.iiilvlii ' «sp,i|i.i d i ' l.i| to tlio iilt. ' i-i ' st ol Cimn III tT Stut auo NnrioM. PiitilisliwJ ' yf •Twrv Thtii-silav nt Itoune, Via ' ' taoga Count V. N . C. PleDtyof Trarhen. The Norrnrti t ' ln.-n ib tlips)- lution of lli i. ' nrhi ' rpldblfin. W lii ' lu-vt tliu il ' iv isroniinii though it in ye ' liii in tli ' (li.« taiicp. wb.n ttiH vpry hcfi aelijnlM shuH iiisitit that nil i f thpir teotlioiH Hhiill I)p tfuxl uaNM of svMDp SoriiiaM ' fMir. v or other. Ootnljer i i nn .il ti ne to pollii ' t .voiu .voiin-t people together an ' l ciy nth- era whom yon c jki intHrent iind «[urt n iinrimil cliim itniofiK them. Tlieue I ' ljfseH Bhould be tnoRht by a com- petent teacbtr. In iiiHr.y places it will lie the pastor. There will be real wort uUo ir it. H any one imagines h notmnl cluss will run it iell.il would not take him verv long to be undi-ceived. It I wf ' l t ■ ' ' •• However, it l sa necessity it we are to have pienty of ' earherg liy and by. The noriiMl diss will not make Rood teachi-i s ont of.poor onea, bntiwiU im prove both jroo ' ' and indil ferent teachers. Do not de lay, hut start your normal da88 ritcbt nwav.— Kx. Tkt HoP« of tlu Brpi-blic ing ' in ort irh i 8 of nd aid do me 8t »w- iril- u r ICP, be- it. rof of icb IRO red tfr. liv Wlturk Andoor Conarraint, TbeC ' oinniencement of Wa tauga Academy comes off on rhorsday and Frilay, . pril the 16th and 17th. PROOR.IUME. Thorsday. 9, n. m.— Reunion of Literary Societies. 11. a. m.— Sermon by Rev. Seymonr Taylor 2, p. m.— Debate by Appa- lachian Literary. SOOETV: 7:30. p. m,— Exercises by Pri inary D-partinent. Friday, 9. a. m.— Recitations and Deelamiitious. 11. a. ro , — E lucHtional .Mass Meeting. Speakers: E S.( ) ' fey F. A. Linnev. L. H. Michael, J J. T. Reese, J. L. Hayes. J. J. L Sher wood, C. W. Phipps, E. F. Lovill- 2, p. m.— Debate by Watau- ga Literary Society and o- ratioDH by the senior class. 7:30, p. m., Concert. Dotifroa Q«Noa. Is Watauga Democrat Rcbert C Rivers, Imhtou : t I ' liiii ' iiiKToit. rHUiisPAY. Inl.v 1. . ISOO. Wir nrr iiiilceti proud to bi- nhle ' to stiitf ih:U we nrc to hiive cKtalilislii ' d here in tin near future n .sdiool oF Inirli urade. TIip qut-stion of eri ct un n. mntd Rohool-hnildii)); has bfen nf itiited here for the pa.st few wwks, and on h m Saturday a mcefinp of those interpsted wa.s called. and the liiindHuiiiP nuT;i of one thousand dolars, which is the principal part of the amount wanted, wns raiseil for it8 er«H tinn, nnd we can now state positively that the 8chO(d is acertainty. The building; when completed will be the best one dj far that has ever been, built in the connty, and will be n thine of beauty, nnd, we ho| p, n joy forever. ' TrusteeH hnvo been appointed, nndanindub trions building; onjtnittee is at work, and it is ho[ ed that the house will be ready by Oct. let. The buildinjj wiil be erected in the grove near D. B. Dougherty ' s mdl and the site is lovely. Professors I). I), nnd 15. • B. Dougherty will have charge of the school, this ff ct alone being enough to inplire its permanent suc- cess. U will not be a local af- fair, but a boarding school that cannot b« Borpast-ed b ' any county in this section to educational advantag etc.. and itisthe intention the Professors to bring this school young men, bo and girls from all the sq founding country. in i Oil lifl aJ v tol wl ' his 1 liij Mil wJ er.i was hoiU did 11)1 te(| (Jol sir col 1.1 sal tly bi A Word :■■ • to WaUori XttAtmj. iMitiir Ih irriit: IVi-hai ' H ' ivjlllieof inter-j ehl to Home . ' i vour reader? lo know thiit III ' ' deed to iIh ' propert.v npon whi ' -h Wat- HiiKH A ' -.id«niJ- is located, has! I een made. The iVcailemy liennirs to| tlie peiple who furniKb the ' :Money to pay tor it. | Tlie followiiiif gentlemen c ' mMhtiite the Itoitnl ol TrUN te -s: K S. CoftHV, Pi-ea., M. H. lihi.kl.iirii. Sec.. W. It t;oun. ill, K. I . I ovill, J. M, Moretz. J. F. liimlin. .J. S WinklT. J. Vk. Farlliini;, D. D. Dou h-rtr. Theii IK pr;ictira!ly noiU ' ltt Oh the iaelitulio ' .t. Tlit- r lotuf are ftninhed ex e[il t!io auditorium. Tlit new seats are in the young ladies ' de- partment. niakiuK t one of llie nicest rw ' itntion rooms ill the Slat. ' . .More funds are iierdi ' d ti ' fiiii»h the building and Inri ' ish aiMilional seats. .Mr. J. li. n.irke. oi Blowing Rock, has just written ns a cheik of $10 MO which he si ' iids as a .New Years gilt. We thank him n;;ain and again. To budd nnd CRtnblish n large iiistitiitioa of learning :s no small jib, but we aiv more convinced than ever that the . cadeaiy has been planted in the right place. There are students here from almost every w ighhnrhood in the cuunly. Perhaps lui enterprise in this county ever ha;l so many friends. He are encouraged, anil we want to aiik the hearty encourage ment and coo| eration of all good people in maintaining and controling this, their si ' hool. The Donrd ol Education meets nt thecourt house next Monday. See that your cen- sus re|iort8 are in. If you be- ■ Mu 8 before the V»- The ' from ' ra III The. ird of School Direc- tt b.4 till I hi till IhI ' 1 ll. Il.l lll| bi.r del hill
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' •i . ' i ?! . •. 2 . ' . ' -■ - ' rim LAPPAUCHIAH -fRSCOLLEGCI r.. J ? ( dU ( nttcince 1 he campus gloioing in its natural beauty is first vistoned through a gateway of native stone. Once ive are through the entrance. a spirit envelops that time is un- able to release.
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