Freestone County, Texas
History


Dallas Herald
published in Dallas, Texas
Dec. 22, 1866
Page: 3

FAIRFIELD FEMALE COLLEGE
   FAIRFIELD, TEXAS

The next session of this Institution will commence on the first Monday of 
January, 1867.
     
      FACULTY
  REV. HENRY L. GRAVES, D.D., President
Ancient Languages, Mathematics, Moral and Intellectual Philosophy
   
   
   MISS ARBY M. RANDOLPH
   Modern Languages and Belles Lettres
   
   MISS OPHELIA F. GRAVES
   English Literature
   
   MISS SALLIE M. FORT
   Music
   
   MISS BETTIE W. GRAVES
   Ornamental Department
   
   MICHAEL FARLEY, ESQ.,
   Treasurer
   
 Experience per session of twenty weeks, payable in advance, in specie or its
equivalent:
  Preparatory Department .................. $20.00
  Collegiate Department ...................  25.00
  Modern Languages, each...................  10.00
  Music on Piano...........................  25.00
  Use of Instrument........................   5.00
  Music on Guitar..........................  25.00
  Embroidery, Chenille, Wax & Fancy Work ... 20.00
  Drawing & Painting in Water Colors ....... 20.00
  Grecian or Oriental Painting.............. 20.00
  Oil Painting.............................. 30.00
  Incidental Fee............................  1.00
  Board per Month........................... 12.50
  Washing per month.........................  2.50

  Flour taken at market value

  Boarders furnish their towels, lights, looking glasses, one pair of sheets and
pillow cases.
  Pupils are charged from the first of the month in which they enter, to the 
end of the session, with no deduction or the time lost, either in tuition or
board.
  Every article of clothing must be marked with the owner's name in full.  All
letters should be directed to the care of the President.
  Instructions relative to correspondence will be carefully observed.
         HENRY L. GRAVES, President
  December 14, 1866-13:5mos