Historical Newspapers of South Carolina

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fcm, Wrutrrn N'. C. RAtthoAi*.?Washington. Fet rtfkky 2,?W. W Rollins, I'roiidoutof the Was! etn Division of tlie Western North Carolin Railroad Company, tiled in the United 8tate Supreme Court th-day the indemnity bond o $100,000 required by tlie order of Court of Do ^^sembcr 16, an the condition of reinstating the ap ^R)eals in the canes of the Western North Caroli ni Kail road Company vs. the Florida Railroad rial The sureties upon the bond were the l'reeldeu of tbo Western Division of the Western Nortl Carolina Railroad Company and its friends it Union and Madison Counties of that State.? ~ - -These suits have been pending In the courts foi a number of years ana involve property wortl v several millions of dollars. Ctrrrista i* ConrroM. ?Walterboro', Jan tiary 81.-?Two negroes, named Bellinger ant White,' quarreled yesterday in the lower pari tof tho county, about a woman. In tho scuffle which ensued Bellinger was completely cut t< pieces by a rasor in tho hands of White. The wounded man died in a few minutes. Col Campbell and Mr. Slattery and son had great difficulty in koeping the crowd of infuriated ^ blacks, who soon assembled, from lynching th? W murderer, but atler a few hours he wns secured nnd token to the nearest trial justice.?A'etci and Courier. a&\ petroleum a ctjhk for consumption. At ul v "American physician has discovered another use for petroleum : it is a cure for consumption. Dr M. M.Griffith asserts that he has obtained as ^onishihg results by the administration ol "trVnfe petroleum in many cases of well-marked tuberculosis. He employs the semi-solid oil accumulating on the casing of the wells, and ad ministers it in three to five grain pills, com pounded with some inert vegetable matter. Hi gives the pills from three to five times a day one pill for a dose, and confesses that he is him self astonished at the effects produced.?Echo ? - - 9 - - -w Revolution Threatened in Russia.?Berlin February 2.?Intelligence from St. Petersburf announces that a new revolutionary proclama tion is circulated by students of the high schools The students draw a terrible picture of theii condition and declare they will fight the greal Moloch called the Russian government to th< end, even though the best of them perish. Tht proclamation is considered Important, as show ing the formation of a new party against thi government. ? Tim Democratic Convention.?Cincinnati February 1.?A meeting of prominent citixeni interested in holding the Demooratio National Convention in Cincinnati was held last night and a committee appointed to visit Washingtor in furtherance of this object. ClllfllOO. PfthrtlftPV 1 Prnmlnftn* n*maa?wit? of the West held a consultation yesterday and decided to mnke vigorous efforts to secure th< meeting of the National Democratic Convention 4 in this city. ?* Tub Granite for tub Jetties.?Columbia, February 1.?Dolby & Bnogs hare notified tlx Governor that they recede from the contract verbally entered into with the directors of the Penitentiary in regard to procuring atone from the State for the Charleston Jetties. The djffi cully arises from a failure to make satisfactory /rates of freight with the South Carolina Railroad, ?New* and Courier. ?. e " Cotton Picked Up at Sea.?The pilot boats -John R. Wilder and John Stoddard picked up seven bales of cottofl and two bales of yarns, partially burned, on Sunday morning, 25 milet .northeast of Tybcc, and Port lloyal pilot boat No. 4 picked up a lot in the sntue locality on the same day. ? Persecution or the Jews in Morocco.?London, January 31.?The Gibraltar Ouardian says the Moors at Fex, nt Morocco, have attacked the Jews And wounded a greal man/. They covered an old roan over 70 years of age with petroleum and burned him alive amidst shouts of joy.? Five of the wounded Jews are French subjects. As Affray im Marlboro.?Mr. Henry McQungc, living in the upper part of the county, was severely if not dangerously cut with a knife on Friday last in an altercation with a Mr. - Perkins. Mr. P. is in jail awaiting the result of the wound.? Planter. ' MAltlilKD. WILBURN?GRIER.?Mairied at the rest dcnce of the bride's brother O. C. Grier, Jan 20th 1880 by Rev. C. T- Scaife, Mr. jAsrisi Wilburn and Miss Mattik C. Grier, all ol Union County S. C. Yorkuille Enquirer and DaptUt Couriet please copy. Consignees par Express at Union, 8. C. Feb 4th 1880. W. II. Colcock, care S. W. Porter, Allen A Robinson, T. II. Jeter, M. & P. Nat'!. Bk., M Bedenbaugh, D. Inman, J. M. Powell, R. Mao beth, J. F. Acock, Dr. Geo. Douglass, E. Wood & Co. F. H. COUNTS, Ag't. The Markets. Union, February 6.?The Cotton market hat been quite steady the paat week, with } ad wance on ail grades since last Saturday. Friday, 'Jan. 80-. 0} @12 - Saturday, " 81 ..T..0J @12 Monday, Feb. 2 10 @12j Tuesday. " 8 10 @12] Wednesday," 4 10 @12j Thursday, " G noon 10J @12] Sales for the week 116 bales. CHAKLMrroir, February 3.?Cotton quiet?mlddllni \Vyi; low middling llU;(?od ordinary li%\ net receipt Mft tales 500 j stock 52.170. Nkw York, Feb. 3.?Cotton quiet; tales 232 bale ?middling uplands 13; middling Orleans 19'/L Fu lures closed steady ; March 13.30(<N:i.3l ; April ISJWtf 13.53; May 13.740 ; June 13.S1013.92 ; July 14J>1^ 14.03 ; August 14.11014.13. I.iVKHPoon, February 3?Cotton Arm?middling up lands 7 3-1 A; middling Orleans. 7 5-16; sales 15,000.Futurus Arin. ?' Lin is a Plbasurr?Only when we are ii -the enjoyment of all our faculties and in perfec health. This can only be when all the impor itant organs of the body are performing thei functions properly. The Liver is more liable t< get out of order than any other organ, and pro duces more unpleasant effects. A dose of Dr Gilder's Liver Pille occasionally, will keep ital right, or set it right if it has gone wrong. Soli by all Druggists. Dec. 20 G2 2m . - 1 1 r Seed Irish Potatoes, At RICE & MoLURE'S. Feb^fl^ ______ J> 2t Ladies Fine Shoes. LADIE8 Fine Philadelphia made shoesbought before the advance?at old pricec ?t RICE & MuLURK'S. Feb 0 _ 5 _ 2t_ Fine Family Flour, N. O. and Muscovado Molasses, Florida Syrup, hnite R pAffaa 1'A Cheap for cash, at RICE k MoLURE'8. Feb 0 6 2t 18T-CLA88 FERTILIZERS SOLUBLE NAVASSA GUANO NAVASSA COTTON FERTILIZER NAVASSA ACID PHOSPHAT1 lUkor's Standard Ammontatci! Bone Phoophafte. ACCOM MOD ATINO lerme for above Standar Guanoe can be obtained bj calling on us. 81'EARS & CO., n.,P. WALKER. Feb 0 5 2m , .V Announcement Extraordinary a T TAKE pleasure in informing my friends ai * JL *lio public generally that I hare a lull sto of the very best quality of ~ family Groceries ; CONSISTING OF \ Flour, Meal, r Bacon, , Jjard, Hams, Sugar, Coffee, l Molassas, t Peppe , Spice, , dinger, , Starch, Soda, l Pickles, I Canned Goods in Great Variety, > Soap, Candles, Crackers, CheeM. Heed Irish Potatoc Or the Finest (lunliticfi. Nails, Ponrdcr, t Shot, ' Caps, Prli? Clrars, Fine Chewing and Smoking Tobaccos. Also, in rear of my Grocery Store I hare ' first cIms Bar Room, where you will fii ? the very best of . Brandies, WIiim, , Whiskies, r Rum, : Gin, Porter, Ale and i Lasrer Beer. 9 Give me a call and be convinced that I ha > the best and cheapest stock in Town. J. W. VINSON. ? Jan. 30 4 t( The State of South Carolina. S Vl/i/iTi i \jr c/ifil/iT. | In the Court of probate. 1 BY DAVID J0IINS0N, JR., Esq., Judge Probate for Union Count/. WHEREAS, M. R. Pridmore, has ma suit to me to grant him letters of admi 1 istration of the estate and effects of THOMJ 1 PRIDMORE, deceased. These are, therefore, to cite and admonish i and singular the kindred and creditors of tl ; said THOMAS PRIDMORE deceased, that thi [ be and appear before me, in the court of Probat , to be held at Union Court House, on the 2! , da/ of February, 1880, next after publicati< hereof, at 11 o'clock in the forenoon, to she cause, if any they hare, why the said Admini I ration should not be granted. Given under my hand, this 6th day of Fe ruary, Anno Domini 1880. DAVID JOHNSON, JR., > Judge of Probate. , Feb. 6 6 2t? PREMIUM!!! t :o: A HANDSOME SILVER COFFEE AND TEA SE' WILL bo giren as a premium to the perse who may gather the greatest numb of pounds of Cotton from FIVK ACllES OF LANE The Fertiliser to be used most De iAtnu CHEMICALS composted according to direction Parties competing for the Premium must e ter their names before May 1st, 1880. QIBBES & CO., Agents for Long's Chemicals. l. Jan 23 8 lm LONG'S CHENICALS. FARMERS who wish to savo Money and the same time use as good a Fertiliser as made will use LONG'S CHEMICALS. Call soon, as the supply is limited. GIBBES & CO., Ag't. ' Jan. 23 8 2ms. Mr. R. C. Farr at Santuo, and Mr. V W. Scott, at Joncsville, will supply Farmers 1 their neighborhoods. GUANO i TAONK Crescent Ammoninted, . 13 Bone Cresent Acid, For 8ale by GIBBES & CO., Ag't. J*n 9Jt a 9m. i Notice to Trespassers. | 4 t>L persons are hereby notified not to tr? x\. pass upon any of my lands, by allowii 1 their stock to run upon them, by hunting Opc ? sums, squirrels ar any other game, by cuttii down my timber, by walking orer my cultivat fields, or making pathways or roads through c * land for the passage of persons, horses, cattle 4 vehicles, or in any other way trespassing up t any of my premises, without permission frc . me. All persons caught trespassing as above, aft this notice will be punished to the extremity , the law. R. O. DAVIDSON. t Jan 28 8 4t * Application for Charter. 0 "VT OTICE is hereby given that 80 days fr< - it date we will apply to James Munro, Es< . Clerk of the Court of Union County, for a Cbi 1 ter to incorporate the Mount Vic#w Sons a 1 Daughters Society of Faith, Hope 'and Chnril i n asanailAnaa uiStl* T ? ... * ? ? Dl?? 1U uwuui vi><uvu n lilt I lie JjdTT OUipunQrillg V/ICl ? of Courts to grant powers of Incorporations. THOMAS FARR, GALLANT HUGHES. Jan. 80 4 41 DISSOLUTION. THE Co-partnership heretofore existing i der the firm nam* of Allen k Robinson ' this day dissolved by mutual consent. All p sons indebted to the said firm roust call at oi . and settle with W. A. Robinson, who is autlx lied to make all oollections and receipt for I same. January 1st, 1880. C. L. ALLEN, W. A. R0BIN80N Jan 0 1 1m ' NOTICE. ALL persons indebted to Foster k Wilkins note or account are earnestly requested make Settlements at once, aa| money we mi i have. Jan 80 4 In NEW GOODS. }, 4-4 and Striped Homespuns, just receii by_ SPEARS k COLTON, ij J?n. "u 4 tl Crockery. I \ I.L old and new houaekeopera who na JA. Crockery will Ao weW to examine our ltd SPEARS k COLTON. Jan. 80 4 II d Spring Oats. 300 '?r "a'# a< Jan i>& Vm ^ 'GREAT ATTRACTION! 0(1 Ck ?AT? J. H. RODGER'S GROCERY STORE, WHERE YOU WILL FIND A COMPLETE ASSORTMENT ?OF? I >*? GROCERIES, HARDWARE. TINWARE AND STOVES. WIIICU lie is determed to sell at tho rcry lowest Trices. If you don't bcltere what I soy coll and try me. I hare Sugars, of all qualities. Coffee and Teas, Bacon and Hams, Molasses ami Salt, Flour and Lard, it PINE APPLE CHEESE. Enxlish Dairy Cheene. Rico and Grist. Canned Fish, Flesh and Vegetables. ? :o: id Hardware. My stock of Hardwaro embraces everything needed upon the Farm, in the Household or in the shop of the Mechanic. BOOTS AND SHOES. IN this Line I have a very fine Assortment, to which 1 invite special attention. Prices as low as at any other store. e STOVE PIPE. I Manufacture Stove Pipe from the very best Sheet Iron, and warrant the work. TIN WARE, &c. I also manufacture my own Tin Ware and Sheet Iron Pans and always keep on hand a stock of every Article needed in that line. de ? n" ROOFING AND GUTTERING. IS I AM always prepared to do Roofing and ' Guttering at shortest Notice and in the best manner. " REPAIRING OF TIN WARE, in ' w PROMPTLY AND WELL DONE. 8STOVE CASTINGS bFURNISHED AT THE SHORTEST NOTICE. If there is anything else you want I believe _ I can furnish it. Call and see. JAS. H. RODGER. Oct 24 43 if GUANO! GUANO !! First Class Guanos at Prices, Lower than Ever. J" XXTK offer the following Stnndnrd Brands of YY Fertilizers, delivered at Union free of freight: >n er Ettlwan l>issolvc?l lione,?529 Cosh, by 1st May, 1880, or 833 by 1st Nor., 1880. 1. " Guano $39 Cosh, by 1st May, 1880, or $45.by l?t Nov.. 1880. a xiiiwnn xsiSHOlvesi Hone,?Cotton s Option, 870 tr>s itt><r.-o. 11.. n- ' Guano. Cotton option, 400TBs* Mid. Cotton. Eureka Guano, Cotton option, 4601bs Mid. Cotton. Anchor guano, Cotton option, 450Ibs ? Mid. Cotton. Allison A Addison Stair Guano? nt Cotton option 4G51bs Mid Cotton, is Lorrentz A Hitilcr Animoniated Dissolved Dune,?Cotton option 40511)3. Mid. Cotton. Donureh Guano?Cotton option 4751bs Mid Cotton. Carolina guano, Cotton option, 4801bs Mid. Cotton. V. Palmetto Acid, Cotton option, 3751bs in Mid. Cotton. ? " $29 Cash 1 May 1880. - ?? ? $33 Cash 1 Nor. 1880. Zell's Animoniated Dissolved Done?Cuiion option 4801bs. Mid Cotton F. 91. FARK A CO. Jrtn 28 ? 2ms The State of South Carolina, COUNTY OF UNION. In the Court of Common Pleas. ng is- John Vaughan, Charles 1 ng Vaughan, Smith Vaughan, I ed , James Vaughan, llutda [ ny Vaughan and Robeit I or Vaughan by his guardian I Copy Sommons on * Hilda Vanghan, mi Plaintiff*. | For Relief. ayainet. }er Sarah Ann Vaughan as execu- | Complaint of trix of the will of lsom | Vaughan, deceased; IV. [ ScrveJ. Starlcs Vaughan Randolph I ? Lee Vaughan and Mary | Irene Hardin. I ,m Defendanti. j j,t ffo the Defendantt above named: ir- tTOU are hereby Summoned and required to nd X answer the complaint in this action, of J, which a copy is herewith served upon you, and ks to serve a copy of your answer to the said oomplaint on the subscribers at their office, No. 2 Law Range, Union, South Carolina, within twenty days after the servico hereof, exolqsive of the day of such service ; and If you fail to answer the complaint within the time aforesaid, the plaintiffs in this action will apply to the Court in- for the relief demanded in dhe complaint, is Dated 29th January, A. L>. 1880, er- MUNRO& MUNRO, ice Plaintiffs' Attorneys, or- f ) James Monro, ihe | seal > Clerk. To the Defendant, Mary Irene Hardin ihku iioiico mat me oummont in mis ncuon, of which the foregoing is a Copy, Was file 1 in ? the office of the Clerk of the Court of Common Plena for Union County, nt Union, in the County by of Union, in tho State of South Carolina, on the l0 80th day of January 1880. ast Union, S. C., 2 Feb. 1880. MUNRO ft MUNRO. i Plaintiffs' Attorneys, ? No. 2 Law Range, Union, South Carolina. Fob. 0 6 Ot^ Hardware. r milE prices of all goods made from Iron hare X advanced very much in the past 80 day#.? We have a great many goods on hand, bought ?d before the rise, that we can sell at former prices sk. Now is the time to buy. FOSTER ft WILKIN8. ? Seasonable (foods. a no avrpidirr ? ? ? Audavuivu bcicvii011 oi tusaium rnnn and Spring IleLninn on hand; call and see hem. SPEARS & COLTON. Jan. 30 ^ if GEE & HUMPHRIES " RESPECtFULLY inform their Customers and the people of Union County generally, that their stock of New Com Is for the FALL. AND WINTER TRADE, is now open for inspection. Their goods hare been purchased at the best markets, upon the best terms and selected with great ears by one of the firm. Til Oft STOCK CONSISTS OF ? m&ULL LINE OF Fall an*Winter DRY GOODS, NOTIONS, CLOTHING, n ATS and CAES. BOOTS I SHOES.. IIAIIDW ARE, CROCKERY, TINWABE, WUUUtJV AND WILLOW WARE, gthd BB.imL.TSO, TRUNKS ANDJVALICES, GROCERIES, In Groceries we have a complete assortment. Teas, Coffees, Sugars, Molasses, Flour, Bacon, Canned Goods, Spices, Flavoring; Extracts, Ac. WE CALL SPECIAL ATTENTION to TO OUR LADIES' AND GENTLEMEN'S Hand and Custom Made SHOES. ALSO OUR STAR SHIRTS, GREATLY REDUCED IN TRICES. ] We intend to sell on the most reasonable terms and give satisfaction to all who purchase from us. We ask a.trial. GEE A HUMPHRIES, ' Oct 17 42 If. FOSTER I WILMS! BOOTS and SHOES. BUY the best, for they are the cheapest. Ziegler Drothers celebrate Hand and Machine made Goods for Gents Ladies and Children.? I Every pair warranted. Sold only by I FOSTER & WILKIN'S. J Sewing Machines. I AM Agent for the popular and serviceable vi Weed and the New American Sewing Machines. They are pronounced equal to any now in use *Ad arc soia itrj cueau. e. J*. ML COUVK Oct. 3 # 4A- CO WOOLENS. ^ OUR stock of Cloths, Cassimercs, Jeans, Satinetts, Flannels, Linseys, Blankets, &c., &c., cannot fail to please. Look for yourselves. FOSTER & W ILK INS. Oct 17 42 tf 1880 X 1880! 1880 Every Farmer Will find it to his interest and to the advantage of the community in which he resides to subscribe for, read and enlarge the circulation of THE AMERICAN FARMER, _ So long recognized as the exponent of agricultural interests and the promoter of agricultural improvement in tHM Middle and Southern States. Established in 1849, and for more than a third of a century in the hands of its present manage- J ment, ft understands the requirements of our farming class, and knows how to cater to them. It is for flio Farm and the Fireside! Able and practical writers conduct departments for Lire Stock, the Dairy, the Orchard, Fruit, f] Vegetable and Flower Uardens, Pleasure Grounds and Qreenhouse, Poultry Yard and Veterinary _ Inquiries. * Many correspondents, distinguished for experience and'success in their special branches, contribute to every issue of the Farmer. Reports of tho advanced farmers' clubs are a regular feature. gJJJJ Especial attention is paid to Fertilizers? Home-made and Artificial?their Composition, A Application, &c. . Tlia UAm. fUntrtfnAnt nl WAV. AAnUlwa thing bright, practical and useful, from accomplished and experienced ladies, and is enlarged and improved. Subscription,?$1.50 a year. To Clubs of five or more,$1.00. NAM'I.NANON A SON, Pnbliftherf), No. 128 W. Baltimore St., (Sign of the Gulden Plow,)Baltimore, Md. jf&r Sample copies sent on application, jEx. aa . *8 tr THE BEST FERTILIZERS. I would call the attention of the Farmers of Union County to the following standard I brands of fertilizers which I am prepared to furnish in any quantities : STONO CUANO, p STONO ACID, STONO ASHE ELEMENT, J, BRADLEYS DISSOLVED BONES, B G. OBERdk SON'S SOLUBLE AMMONIA TED SUPERPHOSPHATE. The result from the Stono Guano and Stono Acid excel! those of any other Fertiliser in the market. My terms and prices are as accommodating and r I., mm Ik.. ... 1- ... 1.-1 1_ aft.. ivn mm * ?\jj hi o hi nuj umi aob lu mo upper .ogutties of the State. .7^t yr. A. NICHOLSON. Mii A . 2 2ina iTZ*: ] Pay What Thon Oweet. rpffR time liaa arrived when we expect all J. who owe,us to cioee their account*, there* fore, to prevent being daaned, walk up to the Captain a office and settle, aa we need money. 8PEAR8 & COLTON. * HP. O X 41 I JUST RE( New Fan and 1 ?OFAll Kinds a: ?AT? J T. HILI WE invite Attention to our New an I>I1ESS <3 CONSISTIN Woi-HtodH, Mummy Cloths, Funoy 81 AND A FULL USE OF CHEAP DRt OF Til E LATEST DESIGNS OUR STOCK O White Goods, Homespun,1' Ticking's. Flannel^ Linsej V Cloths is C WE h&TO the largest and beat assortments of Lad to this marl OUR BOOTS A Are of the best make and the cheapest over offered our stock of T. MILES / LADIES' WE HAVE THE LARGEST ANI LADIES' C THAT IIAS EVER BEEN BR01 :o: OUR STOC* GENT'S CLOTJ ?ANDBTFRNISHINi Is large and well selected and as as cheap as the c nee you of what we say. :o:WE HAVE A lardware, Woodenware, Tinware, Crocker; ^1^11 G All of which will bo sold al (he lowest prices, and r yourselves. J. ' Oct. 40 A. IRWIN'S I 3RUG 8TORE, Opposite the Union Hotel. ( ?DEALER IN? ** IRUGS AND MEDICINES, 'aints, 0ilSVarni8he8, 8 Dye-Stuffs, ? Hair Brushes, 01 Tooth Brushes, I !oilet Soap. Perfumery, Toilet Articles, Shouler Braces, Trusses, Sponges, Letter Paper, Pens, Ink, Envelops, Glass, Putty, Carbon, Kerosene Oil. bimneys, PVRE1VINE8 and LKIVOB8 ?FOB? T 4EDICAL PURPOBK8. 1 Physicians' Prescriptions carefully compoundJ and Orders answered with Care and Disatch. The Public will find ray Stock of Mediines Complete, Warranted Genuine and of the lest Quality. Medicine at all hours of the ^ ight and on Sunday. Sep 6 80 tf , l w. Bali., Laurcui. 8. 8. Storks, Union. ^ BALL Sc ST O KE8, il ATTORNEYS AT LAW, UNION O. H., S.O. WILL praotice in alt the Courts of this State. ? Prompt attention given to the Collection of Claims in all parts of the United States. Deo 5 49 tf FRESH SUPPLIES. 1 [>BESS GOODS. m KENTUCKY* JEANS, BOOTS AND SI!f>ES AT LOW PRICES. RICE A McLURB. Wov 21 47. t? Winter Goods. r nd Styles i & GO'S. d well assorted STOCK of ^ o o x> Q OF ultinKS, Wtrlpod Snitinci^Alpaco?> SS GOODS AND TRIMMINGS AND NOVELTIES. 'F iVOTIONSy rs, Jeans, Tweeds, Cassimeres, omplete. Ice Cloaks that has ever b??a brought cot. ND SHOES, in Unoin. We would call special attention it SON'S SHOES. ) BEST ASSORTMENT 0? ILOAKS, 7GHT TO THIS MARKET'. : OF PTma TT ATSI 1 GOODS, heqpest. Call and eco them and wewaoill ? ?- ?? " ?a r r a . r rirrc' y* ery and Bridles, rocerics, Ace. satisfaction guaranteed. Call and examln* r. HILL & CO. tf lat E Grow Fat! 150 PACKAGES FISH, 600 LB8. CHEESE. 150 BBLS. FLOUR. ,000 U>s. Bacon, "g&ee, Molasses, Salt, Crackers. Sardines, Oysters, Pickles, Bagging and Tier,, Lard, Candles, Slices, Raisins, Citrons, Tea,. Baking Powders, Lie. obacco, And all other articles waalTjr kopt IN A FIRST CLASS FAMKL? GROCERY STORE, Wo shall keep a full lino of above Goods oai nd and guarantee prices. OtVK US A CALL d you will be convinced that yon can do- as til with us as at any other ef the surround-' g markets. FULL WEIGHT GUARANTEEDSPEARS Ac CO, Oct 8 40 tf The People's Academy. WEST SPRINGS, UNION CO., 8. C; HUE Spring Term of this Aoadeiny eonmenL ccs Januarv fi. 1880. and eentlnnea Ave onths. Court* of instruction thorough. Expbmmm : Tuition, 9T.25, 91.58 and 92.00 p*r month Music on Piano,.... 2.00 " " Board, 97 and JT.80" " I"*c further particulars and Clronlfcrt, applj to I. B. PAIUU)TT, Principal. Wesl> Springs. Nat 'it 47. 2m?