ELEMENTARY AND

 SCHOOL
{"character_count": 1464, "word_count": 284, "ccnet_language_score": [0.9139999747276306], "ccnet_perplexity": [1385.5999755859375], "fasttext_language": ["en"]}
A DISSOLUTION of intertst uU.. T. IA harat0ry and Femaie Sct .5| C..l.l.- cd under the joint superintcnda n.i. & GARvIN, having this day ta ci 5I4e.. h, mutual consent of both parties, ar... II. the public, that on Monday the g'nu=N N ttu Der, I shall open an Elementary and q. sia School, for the reception of pupil .. tre house lately occupied by MT N P sl.. .n Main-strect, directly opposite -q h. .,. .li. merly occupied by Col Donaldsn, b. t.. vern. Persons wishing to patrc llze ri1 E.. VI will find me at my post durir. b. y lr hours of school.

 Rates of tuition for small cl .u .u 5 II rudments, S7 per session; Ort srul,. re.- ding and writing, S10; Engl .rWm I Geography md Arithmetic, 5 f., n higher branches S16.

 As time when to pay, appears to be an i'm portant item with the teachers and managers of schools in this place, from thei. -ttling of the matter down to pay in advance, as a sine qua non to the admission of pupil, have to say to the public, that shall be perfectly well satisfied if l should get my reward as soon as l shall have earned it. My school is open to the advantages of all classes of people dis posed to send to me; as well those that cannot pay as those perfectly able. For the want of ability do not wish nor design that any per son or persons shall be debarred the privileges of my school. l wish light and Knowledge to become the common property of the chil- dren of men. w. M. PRICE.

 Tuscaloosa, October 27, 1891. 4w32