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LOCAL MATTERS.
WALHALLA, 8, C., November 29.-COTTON
MABSST quiet-Good middling 0}; middling 9 j ;
low middling 0; good ordinary 8'j.
SPAHTANBURQ has gooe dry and Will no
longer afford a tnarkot for etivhulauta.
CApt. J. P. Mlcklfcr belreVek In tine stock".
We Understand be lb vested $270 in horse nosh
the oilier day. A pf ell y good prloe to pay for
h horse in tbis country.
Mr. Alexander, Cohn ty Treasurer, lh for ni's us
lhere are about 800 delinquent tai payers. Tho
amounts due by these tax-payers are small,
broounting in the a'ggVegato to tho bum of
$688 70.
The County Treasurer, Mr. Alexander, has
placed to tho credit of the freo school fund of
Ooonee the sum of $4,808. Wo learn that most
bf this amount will bo paid out to the teachers
In a short time.
The dime reading of tho young ladies of Hie
Philophrenian Society of tho Walhalla Female
College will lake place on Friday evening, bo
ee m ber 1 st. 1882, at 7$ o'clock at the college
chapel. The public are invited to attend.
Mr. J. C. Miekler, SuperVhroV of Registration
Vor Oconee County, gives notioo that his books
Viii be open to register thone entitled thereto
Und (hat the books will remain open for severn!
bionths. We hope every man will register that
ban.
?he Internal Revenue Department has in
creased the rtward for MoDow, Hie murderer of
revenue officer Dray I on, to $500. which, with
the reward of $?00 offered by thc Stato for hia
capture, makes $700.
The election in Oconee fot CoVorter is a nullity.
Thc Legislature at lu last session provided that
elections for Shcritf, Coroner And Chsrk of the
Court of Common Pleas should b? held nt eVery
blternntc general election, reckoning from tho
.year 1880.
Edward Evans, a very successful and thrifty
colored farmer of our county, will accept our
thanks for the two large pumpkins left at our
residence InBt week. Our ..better half" now
has pumpkin pic assured for the children for
feombtime to come.
Thanksgiving services will bo hold in the
iVesbytcrinn Church on Thursday, Novem
ber 30, at ll A. M. Tho intention is to
hinke it a union service and all thc ministers
bnd congregations of the town aro invited to
attend und help, IIB their order may indicate.
Our yoting friend and attorney at law, Mr. J.
il. latchford, lias returned to Walhalla and
opened out a law office al the court bouse. Mr.
Pitchford says lhere is no phVM Uko Walhalla
bbd he is determined to make it bis permanent
bbiding place in the future.
Thfc tVntaSit of Venus on tho 6th of December
will commence al 0.29 A. M. and end at 2.60
P. M. These are the limes of internal contact,
thal is when thc whole disk of the planet is seen
jost within tho ?dgo of tho Bun. For external
contact, when the edge of the planet is just
touching the outside ctlgo of tho sun, tho begin
ning will be twenty minutes earlier and the
ending twenty minutes later.
Thuri-dny, the 30th instant, being Thanks
giving day, tho post oiitce will lie closed, ex
cepting to deliver mail, from 0 to 9.30 A.
M., also from 12 30 to I P. M. Ail mails
Will closo (ind be disobtohed at the regular
hours. Money Order Office will bo closed all
?ny. WILLIAM PERRY, P. M.
Wo call attention to the advertisement of
Chamber?' Dictionary of Universal Knowledgo,
ti copy of which we bavo rooeived from Hie
pbbliBhers, and after nn examination bavo no
hesitancy in pronouncing it one of the moot
"useful books published. It contains a complete
pronouncing dictionary of Hie English langungo
which is niobe north thc price of tho book, $5.
The agency for such a book is very desirable
hbd Wc cbrhmeud it to those wishing profitable
^employment.
A mnn who says lie is not able to pay for n
bnper-ouglit io go at once to tho br?por court
bnd have his wife appointed his guardian.
Remember thal a newspaper is worth more
to a family than a three month's school. A
family that tokes a boper lives, BB it were, in
u hubsC set Vipnb n hill, from whoso windows
be ban eeo all that is going on in tim world,
tffrehd, don't shy you Are nr?t able to pay for
your paper. Say you don't like the paper,
or say you would rather livb in ignorance or
deolare that you do not want your children
tb loam anything, but don't say you can't
bay-benuuso to ?hy yob can't pay ie to say
you are bo rhAn, have bo backbone and cught
to be in the poor house.
(fathering Legislators
jLawmakcrs Rapidly Arriving-Candidates
for the Sjwakership at Work-A baric
??orse predicted-A ?tailro?? ?MW talked
xiH?l Opposition io the Stock Law and
University m??ifcstc'd.
[S}iecial Dispatch to the Greenville News.]
COLUMBIA, S. C., November 27.
Legislators aro pouring in on evory train
hind the city is alive with thom to-night.
Candidates for tho Speakership are vory
notive and hord at work, this content being
the most prominent and interesting tbpi?
how being discussed. No opposition has yot
Appeared to Sloan or Farrow, for Clerks of
tho ?otinl? lind House. So far Murray,
Johnstone and Simons are the only live Can.
dldates. It is predioted that a tttlrk horso
will win and Simonton is ?aid to be that
animal. J. L. \V\
[Special Diipatch lo the Greenville Naas.]
Cot.UMBI A, S. C., November 27.
Th bro is nothing from the Speakership
boniest to dispel tho prevailing uncertainty.
The contest is probably between Murray rind
ti dark horso, who is apparently Simon ton
There is much talk among legislators of
railroad laws, Ibo reptlal uf the University
bill abd the modification of the StotJk law.
Tho first and last will almost certainly take
dofinito shape in bills early in tilt) session. A
fight over tho University may be tua do and
if so that institution will bo in much jeopardy,
tho upcountry abd East being practically
Solid against it. A. ?. W.
-* ? -
?iltfON? FOR SPEAKER;
'Jriic floiisciinil Ailiiial?Oi'Kuuizcd;
[Speolal Dispatch to Orcenvillo ?oWs ]
COLUMDIA, 8. C , November 28.-The Logis?
?ature met at 12 M., Mr. Simonlon being called
lp (he ohair. Mr. Mauldin nominated Mr. E.
Jti Murray fer tho Speakership and Mr. Simon
ton nominated Mr. Simons and Mr. Croft
nominated Mr. Johnstone. Simons was elected
on the first ballot. ( Tho vote stood : Simons
71, Murray 20 abd JohnBlono 24. Sloan woe
re-elcole'Ajctark, Brown Scrgcant-at-Arms and
Anderson Reading Clerk.
The Schale organized by io dec!?og 1(8 old
officers. J. L. Vt.
Married, at die, residence 'of the bride's
father, Mr. James B. Myora, November 20th,
1882, by F. A. DAhrels, Notary Public Mr. F.
M. Bruce and Miss Sarah Myers, all of Oocnco
County, S. C.
Gandiool Nutsi Fruit?, at Norman's.
New doods! New Goods! still arriving at
Glenn's al Westminster and being sold al very
low figures,
Clothing! Clothing! for tho next thirty
days wo Will sell clothing At greatly reduced
prioes. A largo lot on baud and must bo sold,
tali caVly And secure bargains. Respectfully,
D. H. & W. S. GLENN.
Westminster, S. C.
AN EXPLANATION.-Tho delicate flowery
and lasting fragranco of Floroston Cologne
explain Why lt is snob a favorito with tho
ladies.
WIIY Srinbbb THEY.-No infth ur woman
cnn do s Ut iefActory work when tba brain is
dull, the nerves unsteady, thc system relaxed
and they fed generally wretched. Why
should anybody drag through their work in
this condition, when a bottle of Parker's
Ginger Tonio will at moderato cost givo them
thc strength and will to perform their duties
sntisfA'?tortlv.--#(?
HOUSE AND LOT
FOR SALE.
-
PVESIRING io inake a chancre I will sell my
V DWELLING HOUSE, containing twclvo
rooms, ncutly finished and everything conven
ient, with good outbuildings, with either half
aero or nero frOUt on M Ain street. Inquil'O of
or address A. BRENNECKK,
Walhalla, S C.
November ft, \88?. Gi 3tno
?STew York, 1883.
Mure pcoplo have read THE SUN during
tho year jus-t now passing than over before
sinco it Waa printed. No otho? newspaper
on this sido of tho earth has been bought and
road in any year by so muny mon und
women.
We aro credibly informed that people buy.
rcud and like Tute SUN fur thc following
rearons, among ntherS:
BeouuHo its nows columns present in at
tractive form and with tho greatest possible '
accuracy whatever lifts interest for human?
kind; the ov?nts, the deeds and misdeed;,
the wisdom, tho philosophy, thc notable folly,
ibo solid senso, the improving nonsense-all
tho liewa of tho busiest World at present re
volving in spatio.
Because people have loirned that in its
romarks concerning persons and affairs TUE
SUN makes a practico of telling them tho
exact ti nth to tho best of its aloin y three
hundred and sixty-five days in the year,
before election as well os after, about the
whales as well as about tho smull fish, in thc
faco of dissent as plainly and fearlessly ns
when supported by general approval. Tll.it
SUN has absolutely no purposes to sorvc suvo
the information of its rcAd??s And tho fur?
thorunce ol the Common good.
Becauso it ia everybody's newspaper. N i
man is so humble that TUE SUN is Indifferent
to bis wntft.ro and his right-?. No mun is so
rich that it can allow injustice to bo done
bim. No man, no association of men. is
powerful enough to bo exempt from tho strict
application of its principled of righi and
wrong. i
Becauso in politics it has fought f?r a
d.'/.on years, without intermission und some
times almost aloha milong newspapers, thc
fight that lins resulted in ibo recent Over
whelming popular vordiut against . Itibomn
ism and for honest goVernm int. No matter
what party is in power, Tm: SUN stands and
will continuo td fctAnd liko ti rock for the
iutorosts of tho pen?lo against tho ambition
of bosses, the cn'ci'un?hmenta of monopolists
and tho dishonest Scheme* of public rob?
bera.
AH this is what wo aro told almost daily
by our friends. Ono mun bolds that Tua
SUN is tho best religious newspaper over pub
lished, becauso its Christianity is undiluted
with cunt. Another Holds that it
is tho bost Republican newspaper
printed, bocause it h.in already whipped
half of tho rascals o?t of that party and is
proceeding against tho other halt with un
diminished vigor. A third belinves it to be
tho bost magazine of genorul literature irt
existence, because tts readers miss nothing
worthy of notieo that ls current in thc world
of thought. So ?v?ry friend of Tun SUN
discovers ono of Its muny sides that np?
pouls With particular forco to his particular
liking.
Il you alrendv.khnw THE SUM you will ob
serve that in 1883 it is a little better than ever
boforo. If you do not already know TUE SUN
you will find it io bo ft mirror of all human
activity, a storehouse of thoohoioosl products
of common sense and imagination, H
mainstay for tho causo of honest government,
ft sentinel for genuino Jeffersonian Democ
racy, n scourge for wickedness ol overy
species nnd an uncommonly good investment
for tho coming your.
Terina to Mall Subscriber*.
Tho several editions of TUE SUN aro soot
by mail, postpaid, ns follows:
DAILY-55 cents n mon I h. $0 00 a year;
with Sunday edition, $7 70.
SUNDAY-Right pages, $1 20 a yean
WEEKLY-$1 a your. Eight pages of thc
host matter of tho daily issues; in
Agricultural Department of Unequaled
merit, mnrkot reports and literary, seien?
tifio and dortiostio intelligence lUukd
THE WEEKLY SUN ibo newspaper for
tho farmer's household. To clubs of toil
with $10, mi oxtrn copy froo.
Address 1. W. ENGLAND, Publisher.
THE SUN. N. Y. City.
MORTGAGEE'S SALE
STATU OF 8?tTH? CAROLIN!,
bronce futility.
BY viHue of tho power cotifert-cd on me btr ?
mortgage given lo bo by NdoliplrtS Mickfbi-,
on the Mth day of January, 1870, of a Tract
Of Land hereinafter described, I will proceed at
public auction oh the first Monday in Deocmbcr
next, within tho legal hours of Sale, in Walhalla,
at tho Court Mlotlsb. ih O??hcb county, S. C.. lo
Hell to the highest bidder ul pu hi ie outcry, tho
Trabt Of Land described Iii Hie said mortgage
as follows:
All that Plcoe, Par.o>! bf Tract of Laud pur
chased by the said .Nicholas Mlcklcr from L,
Rlmrodt, in tho Stale and County aforesaid,
containing
PITTY ACIKB2K,
more or less, lying on tho Casi side of Bear'
Swamp .Creek, waters of Conriefbss Crock o?
Seneca Rlv?r, near Walhalla.
Tr.niiis or SAL*-CasH. .
??: ?. VAND1VIERE.
, Morlgigeo.
Netorober ?, 1888} bl-i\?
Master's
SJAJLJEIS*
OUilSUANT to tho Decroes OJ" Suies minio
* in the following on i i I led cunes, ? will i?ell
ut public auction heroic tho Court Ii<tu?o
dour in Walhalla. 8. C.. on thc first MONDAY
in December, "1F82, between tho legal hourn
nf salo, the following properly he rein ii I tor
described, upon" the terms in tho r'cspooliv'c
cases specified:
Baxter Roach ct ni ] CuntpVint
vs. > fur
Phillip Chamber? o?, al. ) Belief.
ALL tho Real Estato of Jerry Koacli, de
ceased, containing about
Fourteen BB ii uti rot. Acres,
adjoining lands of W. F. Purkor, Keith &
Vernor. Buxtor Bondi and others, in tho
Couuty of Oconoo und Stato of South Caro
lina, on both Hide? of dinoga Creek. To
be sold in HOVOI-UI separate Tracts, pints of
which will bo exhibited on day of stile
TER?S OV SALK-Ono third cash, hillanco
In two cqonl aniiunl installments. Cum?
pound interest from day ul Sal? Unlit paid.
Secured by bond and movtgago nf prcintacs.
Purchaser to pay extra for papers.
S. C. Jenkins
vs.
J. B. Sanders et iii.
Complaint
for
Belief.
ALIJ that PioCo, Parcel or Tract of Land
in tho Couuiy and State nforcsVid on
Tugalon Uiver und adjoining lands of John
lt. Sanders, Edmund llorndon and others,
containing
Three itucidred anti Tliirty
Acres,
more or les. being Ibo Itoul Estate of Je?&b
Jenkins, dcccuscd.
TRKMS OF SALK -Ono third casb, hnluncn
in uno year with bond and mortgage of!
promises. Purchaser to pay extra fur pa
per?.
Also, about 300 feet of wire rope, intended
for ferry.
Terms cash.
L. Y. Pitts et al ] Complaint1
vs. > for
Emily Pitts ot al. ) Belief
ALL tho Beni Estate of Wm. Pitts, de
ceased, in tho Cornily and Stato afore
said, adjoining lund" of J. B. Sitton, ostato
Shields .Martin and others, containing
One ll II ia tl red and IF i fl"! y-ti vt?
A crew,
mn Ve or less, to bo sold in two separate Tracts,
plats of which will bo or. exhibition un day
of sale.
TERMS OE SAL?.-One half cash, hillanco
in one year with band and marlgara nf
premises. Purchaser to pay extra for pu
RICUABD LEWIS,
Maeier.
November 9, 1882 61-4t
JUST RECEIVED.
trl'E FINEST LOT OF
TRUNKS, VALISES
UMBRELLAS
EVER BROUGHT TO OUR TOWN.
?[L?T0[K!)?9
OLOTHIH?, CLOTHING.
In addition te tho largo stock of Dress
Snits I h ?Won magnificent linc ot
Both heavy and light weights,
AT ALL PRICES*
All thc latest novelties in
FURNISHING GOODS.
A LABOE STOCK OP IJOSIEBY, KN If
UN DE p. W EAU. RH I Bm Ac AND
A BEAUTIFUL LINE OF
NEC RW IO A Bi
AT BOTTOM PBICES.
IL A nans' rirau ?iioi?s A
SPECIALTY.
A PULL LINE OF BUB BEB GOODS AL
WAYS ON II AND.
For ^bargains and good articles go lo tfic
iindbt Hion'mm's Hotol.
MANUFACTURING j
Company
--ARK NOW READY TO
Glin and Pack all Cot
ton brought to them.
(WICK WORK AND GOOD
TURNOUTS GUARANTEED.
-Wo uro nlso prepared lo ?lo all kinds of
BUILDING AND CARPENTERS' WORK
Cn short notice.
ESTIMATES OF COST OF BUIiDING
FURNISHED ON APPLICATION.
A share 'of (lie public patronage is respectfully
solicited.
Manager.
Factory ami Onice north H road Street;, nearly
opposite Lutheran Church.
October 20, 1882. di)-3t
NEW GOODS
JUST ARRIVED AT
COLE & COFFEE'S,
WALHALLA, S. C.
LADIES' CLOAKS AND
YOUTHS' AND GENTS'
CLOTHING A SPECIALTY.
--Wc have thc hu gest slock of
Ever brought t? this market, at prices that defy
competition*.
-ALSO
A very large and well selected slock of
DRY GOODS
NOTIONS.
Ml Wool Filling
Cl
Dress Goods at 13 els,
per yard.
CALL AND SEE US.
TOM', & OOFFHH.
October 6, 1882. dfi-lf
Special Dispatch. I
Reliable News ! !
ri"? II AT J. I'.. MIGKLER, with his
J. Uix Stock ol' CA?,!/ A NB? WlNTKIt
(?O?D.S. is now opened and in point td
price, good gonds ami polite clerks can't bo
beat in Upper Carolina.
If you want Boots anti Simes from ibo
lOASt to tho largest, of Ibo best brands and at
bottom prices, soo mino before you buy.
If yon want Heady-MndoClothing dial fits
nice and hrnks well and lulost styles, at prices 1
that aro surprisingly cheap, cull oi> Charlie
to til you up; ho lihuorstund* it
If you wont a llltt or Cup at tiny prico for
anybody Juhnnio Hutchinson can fill your
bib and save you money.
If yon want Dry O nod rt, Notions, Fancy
fjomJrt, Tricks and Fixings, from the most
delicate taco to tho heaviest Cusintcrcs, I
keep all in stock at tho lowest pr ?COS.
if ynu want Orocericw I keep OVOrythltlg
from a Nutmeg to n .barrel td' Syrup, nil
cheap, except Duoorh which 1 admit is dodi
I havo a Coffee gootl bhoUgh fur anybody at
eight pounds for $1. Sugar. Lard, Flour,
Moni. Cheoso, Hice. Fish. Salt, Spico. S ida,
CantlloH. Can Quods, Seo., in fact everything
to mako home happy.
If you Want anything in tho I lani wairo
lino, Farming Implements. Plantation Tools,
Nails, Spudo*, Shovels, Pitchforks, Grind
stones, Cutlery, Well ami Waler Buckels,
Saddle*, Bridles Chitins, don't forget whore
to go fm- them.
Crockery ot all (lo?cflptlon?.
Willie J ay rles, of Richland, is tvith riie and
will bc pleased to havo his friends to como lo
see bim, if thoy want goods at a bargain.
I koop u good supply of heavy Bagging and
n?W Arrow T.ies in stork ?ntl nt tho Steam
Oin in West Union . Si* yards of Bagging
and six Tics for$I 23. Seven yards ol Ban
ging dod six Tics for $1.33. Seven yards is
belter for thc planter.
I will pay nt nil limes tho highest cash
prico for Co'toft, and nil who owo mo und will
c.ono promptly ami soldo iii October I will
rtllow a liberal discount.
Respectfully,
I P. MICKLER,
October 1-2, 1882;
Notice to Creditors.
?TOTICE i? hereby given lo nil who bnvo de
li mauds against I lie eslulo of Stephen li ild
win, deceased, lo present them io mo properly
ntlcjitcd Within the required limo hy law, and
nil who ore indebted to como forward nnd muke
pay melli at once. JOHN GIUSSOP,
Administrator.
November 9.. 1882. 61-41
STATirsiT??T? CAROLIN I,
(Pcoiu'c 4*oiiiily.
ft g Richard Lewis, Ksq., Judge of Tr?bate.
XVIIKRKAS, Mrs. Sarah. C- Cherry has made
M suit lo molo grunt lier Letters of Adminis
tration of thc Estate and l'U'ec's of George
lt. Cherry, deceased
These are. therefore, lo cite mid admonish nil
and singular tho kindred and creditors of the
said Geo. IC Cherry? deceased,, lhat they be and
?p^oaf liefere tue, in t he .Court of Probate,.lo
be lirld at Walhalla, S. C.. on Monday, 'lill
ol December, 18f"2. after publication hereof, al
ll o'clock in thc forenoon, to show cause, if any
they have, why thc said a (ministration should
not bo grunted.
Qiven under my hand and seal this (ho 8ih
day of November, Auno Domini 1882.
RICH Alli) LEWIS,
Judge of Probate ol Oconcc county.
November ?. 1882. f>l-2t
A. GERBER,
Blacks ni i t li
AND WHEELWRIGHT,
W?LM?LL?* S., ?a
'I'lll-l public Will jVucc notice ni?l I keep con
1 pl II i ly on hand Cue lltld T we-Morse
WAGONS, willoh [.will l-ell low foi- cash ot
country produce. I nm also prepared to do
any rrpairs on Wagons and IJupjiics, holli
wood and iron work. Horse Shoeing done al
sheri not icc. (live mc n trial.
Respect fully,
September 28, 1SS2.
A. GERBER.
dVEy friends and ocis
tomers will take no
tice that I li a, ve re
ceived. Et large assort
ment or first class
COOKING
tl 1? Al ING STOVES,
SL?WEST PRICES;
Cull nnd ceo them.
?J. O. M10KL.ER,
Walhalla, S. 0?
October 6, 1882. .fO
S?ffiStS CT"
FINAL SEULEMENT.
'PAK undersigned most respect!idly petitions lo
I tho Probate Cour! of Oconco county. S. C ,
tor fi fuml settlement ot tho estafe of Marlin
(fm ripon, deceased, on Saturday, thc ?I|I day
of december, 1882, and for a final di sou argo
rY?i?i said adminislrnt?6n, . .
JOHN W. SUELO lt,
Adtiiinittrator.
November 0, 1882. ?Mt
Notice
OF FINAL SETTLEMENT.
?THE utid?fsigtve? m?st respectfully, petition^, to
1 tlie Probate Conn of Oconc? county, S, C.J
for n final seulement of Ibo estate bf Ucbccca
Mi tullir, deceased, on Saturday, I lie 1 Ot li day
of December. 1882, and for bis ftual discharge
from said Estate us said lixeculor.
li. ff. KUIITMAN.
Executor.
November 10, 1882 52-4t
Notic?
TO DEBTORS AND CREDIT?RS^
r.TiCE is.hereby r-iven lo all who bavo do
muods against tito estate of Wm. Dearden,
deceased, will present them properly attested
within tho lime prescribed by law, and nil who
arc Indebted lo tho estate trust come forward
uud make payment.
J. ff. BEA EDEN. 1 ,. . /,
JOSEPH DEARDEN /
November 10, 1832. f2 4t
HEW GOODS
II. W. PIEPER,
AGENT,
WALHALLA. S. C.,
HA-S .! U ST O P E X G D 1X K A U F M A N X ' ?
Building, near I.Liu knight's Store, on
Main street,
A HEW o?
GOODS,
Embracing therein specially
DRY (iOOI)S,
GROCERIES.
HARDWARE,
CROCKERY,
BOOTS ANO SHOES,.
HATS AND CAPS,
Together with a general slue h Buitcd to tho
trade. , . ,
These Goods aro now and fiosh and Jinvo
been selected with special reference to tho
trade ot this market and will he Bold very
lotir for . .
Cull und sec before purchasing elsewhere.S
Also Agent for tho Celebrate] Ono abd
Two II orso
GERBER WAGONS.
October 12. 1S#2. 47-ly
AT Siii T'IT OM Plin th I
DU RE A US, BEDSTEADS,
Bureaus, Bedsteads,
?hriirs, Tablos.
Lounges, Lounges,
Washstands, Bufeo,
Bedroom ?Sets,. Cribs ?ind Cradles,
Twin Spring Ma?tresses, Colton Mattresses,
Center Tables, Dining Room Tables.
In fuel everything usually kept in a first class
Furniture S'.ore. Now is ibedtime to furnish
your house willi sometliiug that is useful as
well as ornamental. Call and soe m'o.
JOHN J: ANSEL,
Melli Street, Walhalla. S. C.
September 28, 1882. 45.3m
OUR Full and Winter Stock ofGmds,
which lins been bought exclusively in
Kurt hom Market', is arriving daily and will
bc completo in n few days. Na pains havo
been spared tu get, tho most stylish, lowost
prices und best. . . ,
We make special mean ion nf the following:
DRESS GOODS,
Mohair Brilliantines, Alpacas, Pungoo
Silks. Plain and Figured' Cn-hinnrrs und ?
full assortment uf Trimming Silk?.
NOTIONS AND FANCY GOODS.'
A Beautiful lino of Notions and Fancy
AND CiPS*
An eloiiant ri??orim?|ii nf Lidies' and
Gentlemen's liais ami Ca,.?.
BOOTS AND SHOES.
All Kinds. Sisas and prices. Wo moko a
specialty- til thc Bay Stale Shoo.
The La tot Slylcs, Most Elegant patterns'
and best fits
A largo lot of Cashmeres. Joans. &o..
You will lind our slock of Hardware,
Wooden ii ri d Willow Wtiro und Grooorio* ootiv
p?ele in every particular.
A Full U?8ortmont of Wall Paper and
Clocks.
We are agents for the Dom?stio, Weed and
Hartford Sowing Machines.
Be Hiiro In let us show yon through our
olegant iifsiirlmont bc for ? piiiohusing el>o
wbero. Respectfully,
W .A. IL. H A LL-A.
Female College,
W A L Ii A L L A, S. (j:
'Pills institution will open its FI rift SKSSIO??
1 M;?? i IM?au lt i i, ??Ma.
TKHM8. *
Collegiate Department. 10 months, .' kilO 00,
Academic Department, 1(1 mouths, . y 10 ?D,
Primary Depart men!, 10 mobilis, . .' 8 0(),
.Iuvenile Department. IO mont ho . . . O 00
Donni, including fuel, lights amt i'ocm, per .
. s month, . .
Excellent fooiiilic? for studying musi?, war
work ami paiulrn'g'.
Send for oritn'tognc. . .,
J. P. SMBLT/.BK/ We?W?nV.
August 21, 1882. Cd 4ar