The Next Term of School.
By George I. Butler
To those who desire to attend the spring term of school, we would announce that it will commence Wednesday, March 25, 1874. The price of tuition ranges from three to six dollars for a term of twelve weeks. It is possible the spring term may continue longer than this, because it will not be advisable to have a full term during the three warm months, but have a long vacation at that time. Should the spring term be lengthened out to reach into the summer, tuition will be in the same proportion as above stated. There are plenty of opportunities for board at most reasonable rates, not exceeding $2.50 per week for board, lodging, and washing. Rooms can be obtained reasonably, and persons can board themselves cheaply. There is a committee appointed to find all applicants proper places, to whom they should always apply. Bro. Smith's Bible lectures will continue during the spring term, and we desire a large attendance. Our winter term, just closed, has been a very pleasant and encouraging one. There has been a good moral influence pervading the school, which has been very encouraging, and scholars have made good progress in their studies. We trust there are many young and middle-aged persons who will avail themselves of this excellent opportunity to prepare themselves for usefulness. Battle Creek, Mich., March 8, 1874.