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Phillips and Buttortp Hanoi-agtoring GQ. fltoves, f ante s, Cerates, ‘Tin Ware, Jiollow Ware, flouse Furnishing Floods. DeaXers xa Lamps, Chandeliers, flail Lights, Library Lamps, Piano Lamps, Student Lamps, Brackets, Lamp-Burners, Wicks, Etc.,' Coal Oil jStoves. Ice Cream Freezers, Water Coolers, Filters, Plated Ware, X Woddeh'iVarel JS'tone Ware, Cedar Ware, Baskets, Brushes, Etc. Everything Necessary Kitchen, IHniiig-Rooni, and Convenient for Laundry, and I airy. Nashville, T k x n ess e e
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WASH VILLE COLLKGH FOR YOUXG LA DIFS. HISTORY OF THE COLLEGE. Komid.»! under iln auspice of Uip Methodist Kiii.oi| al church, South, to | niniolr the higher education of women. To » «110 thl ohj.. i the friend nu t ••itirluW • Von.I rMIt University co-orirritt d In founding tho College. In n Hitn-Iu • «! into Hif i horter t» tin- .nli i«. ot lti ho|i M. Ttelrv, It wn »•• • kn 1 I a i.oikaiilr TOOdTAlX For IT Tt l r.NT« THE KCM tll » tllf Ml «I l M III»:. ■ i M. I I • 11'III • » t II r Y t M »:illil I I I M MIMT V. J tl in ■ 1 1.o imetlng »!■ held In M Kcndivc • ltd nil lor raising IiiikI to loill.l 11»« i ollcge. o «t which lllshop MoTyplrv (•rr l'lr l I»r I • arUml. bancsII.-r of the I nlvrrsltv, approved tlio object of tlio meeting. Subscription were (-««••'I u|m ii the K»n. nim awn rum.s of on o|«'ratlon on tlio | art of tlio VamlorMIt authorities. Juno 1. W1» tlio Hoard ol Trim of tlio I nlvrmlt) NwunwmW adopted tho following resolution: I hat tlioailiani.il rlita. of tho Nashville Collette for Young IjuIIc «III Ih permitted to nltriul tho Lee- larva of tho Vanderbilt I nltrrralty, ami will lie allowed tlio benefit of tlio ..ami np|»nrntus.'' Hlitinl,' It. A. Yot mu, Sot ') Hoard of Trust Vamlcrhllt University. Sei.temt.cr 'Ji. 1n I, tlio Km nit) of tlio University al o • .•• ■-Jon . IImt In « mpllam • «ith tho r|h vo onlcr the j»rl I1«k ' therein |a‘olflcd be tendered to Nauhvlllo Collette fur Youor I mIIo . ’ GRAND SUCCESS OF THE COLLEGE. I'miiKR tiii »»: uknrr.ii i m u i.« tlio College bu kioun w ith extraordinary m| i llty. from a patronage of .VO pupil at tho o|irnliiK of tlio 8chool In Ivm, until IT NOW STANDS AT TIIE IIKAI), «ith »i. toil.11« for thl oar. it of tlioia l» ardcr». representing elKlitovii Suto», «ml with a Faculty of twenty Ofllecn anil liorlu r« Tlio curriculum embrace eleven yearn of liberal training. from I’rlmary to Hoot tiniduate course . in I.itkkatritK. I.am.i ai.» , 8i ii.ni i, A«:r ni Mi mi . Diploma granted only ujion tho most thorough examination . GROUNDS AND LOCAT ATI ON OF THE COLLEGE. Ih. Coll, go i. Iin ,iio | on tli- corner of Hro.id ami Yaoximll street . In the mint cl Ir I hie |m.| hi Nashville. within a '• « mliiuli • walk; i.l ih. I ui' ii Ih'i-.t, tli. « o.t.iin II.ni , the t uiillol the Klvi r. th Vanderbilt University, »nd the leading ‘ Inirobe .f the clt Sire t • ur and Dummy Car pa » the d.H.r every few minute'., rendering accert eaav to oil |Niri« ..f Nn hvlllo Vet the |. r i ■ 11on Vauxliall street are a .julct and retired a eoiild 1« dolrixl, surr.nind.sl I y the degunt residence ol wealthy cltDcU». BUILDINGS AND FURNITURE. I ho ..rglnnl College hull.ling on Vatixhall stns't i. Iioyoiid comparison the most nduilnihle structuri' for It purpose In the ■ M . Five stories high, with light, sunshine, free air, glorious view . It I fitted up for the uIkmIc of rollueinent mid culture It Im ga Iron lire « • -np«, Hom pl|w on every floor for afety, water supply, electric cull , telephone , and Tin: ONI.V |'A»»t:S .»:il ELEVATOR toll ». II.KM. U»B IN TIIK MTV. rhe growth ..1 the cImh»I demaudi i add i onal i|iiarten In iMil mil the line old mansion known a the Wood hulldlug wo Im.oght for the college. Again, In 1 . 7, Hr. I rlee wru compelled by III extraordinary |uitrouagc to rent tbe largest Hall In the elty, whleh lie has used during the eurreiit year. Tin: umi Tim. in KIoiit v» au» demand ha» arisen for still larger accommodations. Arrangement arc now ill pr-.-rr. I meet the pr. 'siir. iiround ha been hr..ken f..r Till Tillltl (IIIANll COI.I.KtiK Hl'IMHNC to be erected li the neighboring lot. Thl» Iiiium’ will I ' IIOx.VO feet, four stories high, with nub IxAsetnont. and will suppl) a grand ehupd. a »iilleof ample recitation room», a splendid liew Art Studio, rooms for musical IlMlruclloii. and twenty or thirty room for inmle prnetlcc. The new arrangement will provide for a CymiiiLsium and a Scientific Laboratory. NEXT YEAR OPENS SEPT. 1. 1888. Application arc already coming in for room . Intending patron are invited to write enrlv for Catalogues giving terms mid particular . REV. GEO W F. PRICE, D D., President. L»
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