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TIE FOURTH SESSION Of this Institution
closed on the 7,h inst aud the next will open the
OH Of January, 1899.
The following election Of officers has been &c.
Gently made by the board in addition to the Super.
ihiendunt


Rev. X. PAINE


L. D. SINS, a. N Professor Of Mathematics
and Natural Philosophy.


jaws MrHAwAY, A. NJ. Professor Of Ancient
and Modern Languages


COLLINS d. Elliot, A. B. Tutor
These gentlemen have accepted the appointments
and are on the spot, ready to commence the dis
charge Of their duties They are regarded as en-
lnenlly qualified for their stations.
Boarding, including washng,l slo..s..,..
Lodging and hre-wood, e'0P'' s''s'0"
Tuition, from lOtol6
All the extra charges not exceeding so
Sessions five months long.


Il is believed by those best acquainted with this
College that there is none in the government where
better order aud more studious habits prevail among
The students than at La Grange.


The Trustees have incurred a heavy expense in
erecting, during the late season, large and com
modious dormiioryi and feeling assured that the
College deserves liberal patronage, lhoy expect to
receive H.


TB. SAUNDERS, President


Board Of Trustees
Dec 20, 1881. 5w4