Rensselaer Republican, Volume 14, Number 45, Rensselaer, Jasper County, 27 July 1882 — WINAMAC NORMAL. [ARTICLE]

WINAMAC NORMAL.

* * ‘ •? ( ' ■ i ' For the benefit of teachers nml sdvauced student s of Pulaski, Cass aud adjoining counties, ft Norma.! 'School will be opwitsl at WiuamaC, ISA., August 8A,1882,,‘k»d ! continue yfrrmrtteuftfU) wed by Oftf nteth of County Institute, Instruction will be given in all the Bkaxchkh, and in Theory «nd Pcaciioe, Analytic Orthography, Physicits VwgrapLAlgebra, German, Civil Oovgrn meut. Elocution aud Vocal Music: also iu each of the following where there 1* as m%ny tufivc deairing’the study: Latin, iTreßch, English Literature, Rhetoric, Draw, ing, Nat Ural Philosophy, Mental Philosophy aud Book-keeping; all of which will be without extfa charge. Instrumental Music and Perspective Drawing, (including Oil Fainting, W«»er,Colorß, etc.,) will be taught by accomplished instructors and at reasonably low rates. There will he eU regular instructor* (moreif necessary), five of whom carry diplomas from institutions of high merit. Tuition for term, $4, or 90 cents per week. Board, with famished rooms, $2 to $2.50 per Week. Rooms can be had and ‘ students board themselves at much lower rates.' For further particulars apply to or address '* .►*>?

W. E. NETHERTON.

Winamac, Ind.

Hal. B. Smith, “The Watch-mB~ ker,” can be found at Kannal’a Drug Store, where Jhe will be pleased to wait upon his old customers. All kinds of repairing done with neatness add dispatch. ’