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Masters Sale.
THE STATE OF SOUTH CAROLINA,

COUNTY OF ABBEv1LLE,
COURT OF COMMON PLEAS.
BIS. Barnwell, ns Admir- Of ]. Kurz, deceased
against c. E. kurz ct al.
RY virtue OF an order OF saIe made In The
I will offer for snlc ut public cutlery ut Able.
vile Z. H., s. c., on Mondny. October 9Th, 1876,
being Saleduy, within the legai hours Of sale.
The following, described property, situate In
OF jacob Kurz. deceased, to wit: All Tint tract
or purcell OF land with DWELLING HOUSE,
In the town OF Abbeville, being the lot on
which c. E. Bruce o resides containing e.
One and One.HaIr Acres,
moro or less, bounded by lands OF W. T. Pen.
ney, other lands Of the Estxte and by Tan.
yard street. Also that tact or parcel OF land
located In the Owl OF Abbcville, containing
Twelve and One.Half Acres,
more or less, aud bounded by lands OF i. g.
Edwards, W. r.. Penney, md other lands OF
said Estute. and by lanyard street. Also. that
tract or parcel OF land located In the town OF
A%Lbevillc, known as tho LANYARD LOT,
containing
Five Acres,
Penney, Estate land nnd lanyard street. Also
NIL that lot or pnrcel OF land. situated In the
town OF Abbevillo, on the West side OF Tan-
yard street, containing
One and One.Half Acres,
moro or less, under fence. md bounded by
lands OF the Estntc OF Judge Thomson. w. 7.
Penney and by lanyard street. Also. the
Two Story Brick Building
on Main street. In the town OF Abbcville. one
room OF which Is now occupied by G.. +. Bruce
MS n Shoe Shop. and the other BY Peter Ma
Gllapn ny a Bakery.
9 TERMS OF S.ALE-One.hnlf cash, as tn the
other hnlf n credit OF twelve months with In
tercst from day OF sale. the credit portion to
he spcurcd by bond Of the purchaser, titles
not to he delivered until the whole purchase
money TX paid. ]. G. kLIfGH.
Sept. 0, 1885, It Master.
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Only 1000
Florence 7 lines.

Some weeks ago We asserted that II VIC had
one thousand subscribers to tue Times, VIC
would doublc Its size to an eight page paper,
We repeat the statement, IL firmly believe
that this lumber Will sooner or later be rails.
cd for the list is steadily Increasing. And inst
SO soon rs II Is reached, We will engage report.
ers, and make the Times one OF the best news.
uapers in the state. Grca ter difficulties than
this have been overcome, and the subscrip'
ton has increased ten times since we assum-
cd control, aud all that IL asked now Is the
up subscribers. Darlington county is
fair enough, and lage enough, and liberal
enough to sustain such an enterprise rs Is
proposed, and when 1t ioes, then 1t will have
Il raper in which 1t can take q pleasurablc In
tGIvst.
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Greenwood's chance for Further
6.rOWfh.

IT our friends Mt Greenwood will read the
letter of President ID. A. Mathews they Will
find that their dream of q road from that
place towards Atlanta may prove to ave
been a prophecy. II Greenwood would unite
with tho EIberton peoplel the movement
might take such shape as 10 induce the peo'
pie along the line to take stock in II, whilc
the townships may as bodies polite vote sub
scriptions. We think u narrow gauge road
which can be built at one-third the cost OF
standard gauge road, would answer every
purpose. When the business should increase
the gargc might be widencd. 1t seems TO US
that n majority Of the roads should be bull,
and ruin on the narrow gauge plan until tho
business would warrant the company In ell
larging.
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Funeral Notice.

The Prosperity Reporter. after an existence
OF ak months, is dead. The Reporter was q
better rlper than q majority Of the newspa.
pers, but 1t could not receive the necessary
support in SO small a place us Prosperity.
The plan of publishing newspapers In small
towns has often been tried, and we believe
the same result has finally attended all OF
them after a brief existence. The competi.
tion In the newspaper business is so great,
and the demand OF tho public IL such, thut
In the very nature of things, n newspaper
cannot live In n small town away from the
Court House. The people demand more OF a
newspaper than the small income of a news.
paper which may be located In a small town
will warrant. Much work is necessary to
publish q paper which will be at all ~satisfac-
tory to the public. and this work, and the
consequent expenditure of much money will
not receive an adequate support In the small
towns. We wish the editors OF tho Reporter
better luck next time. They did their part
we'll, and deserve q better fate.
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PASSENGER AND MAIL (DAIl,Y.)
ACCOMMODATION DAILY

FFTnE SluCIOIl.
The above circular explains itself.
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Masters Sale.
THE STATE OF SOUTH CAROLINA
COUNTY OF ~ABBEvILLE,

COUNTY OF
COURT OF COMMON rLEAs
D. V. Sharp against Lolita Sharp ct nl.-Par-
tition.
ny virtue OF m order OF sale made in the
u above stated cnse and dated April "a. 1855,
I will offer for sale ut public cutlery ut Able.
willie G.. H., s. c.. on Monday. October 5th. l>%,
being Saletiay. within the legal hours OF sale,
the following described property, sltnntc ii
Said Stnte and county, to wit: All that tract
or parcel OF lnnd. being the part or the Sharp
place not aold by the Master at tho former sale
In this case, and containing
Thirty.Two Acres,
more or less, bounded by lands OF Alex. AZ
new, q. b. Riley, w. 7. McGhc, AMI TINT por.
tIon of snld Sharp land which was sold Ia
Mrs. Mary s. Moore and Mrs. Lucy J. Mars by
the Master.
TERMS OF SALE-Cash. Purchaser to pay
the Master for papers.
Sept. Q, 1885,, It
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Suggestion.

As many of our brethren have occasion to
make personal illusions to Captain Dawson,
whenever anything IL said by The Ne,r. and
Courier which does not meet with their up.
prevail, 1t might DO well TO have Captain
Dawson's letters to Woodruff and their edi'
torial comments thereon, steroiyped, Such
a course would would save same expense o.
type-sctting.
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Az Told ny Himself.

He protested his innocence throughput, and prayed
for his murdrrrrs, calling tho names of several whom
he recognized. lie fingered until 5 O'clock this morn.
ing, when lie died. An inqueet was insligurhted, and
has been adjourned for the procurement Of further
testimony. Taylor, one OF the posse who guarded
Culbrcath In jni!, In his testimony butore the Coroner
to-dny, gave the names Of several parties ,hnt hc say.
uulbrcnth affirmed, with his dying breath, Were
uinung his mt,rl' rrrs. 1t is PERHAPS not wise to pub.
lish these until further developments arc made. 1t 1.
due to Mr.. Creighton to say that he explains his con.
duct, when Cu!brrnth sought shelter at bis house, by
he whole tale made up. The coroner's inquest will
be resumed Thursday, and q verdict will b, rendered
An Indignation meeting will be held tO-lnorruw by the
citizens. Great excitement prevails. 1t was an out
rnge Of the deepest dye ever perpetra'ed In the Stale
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An OId.Tilnc Lullaby,

Up by the stairs they merrily climb
Three little white gowns Mt slerpy- time.
Big brother Bcnney md baby Grace,
And funny wer-boy with the happy face:
And mamma sings ns they mount the stair,
These crnnky words to q lucer old air
'GO to bed sleepy head,
And sleep for money to buy o COW
Said Benncy, "Such humbug l never heard
And ! don't believe 1t o single word.
II ] slept all night, and slept oil day.
Do you think I'd be any richer. say 81
The wcc.boy nodded his curly head.
Mamma, sing It alden !" the baby said.
"G0 to ted sleepy head,
And sleep for money to buy a cow"
Said Benney, "Who made n silly song?
Il can't tell, %f,cnney, l only know,
1t was sung to me long years agn,
Iy your an!d Scotch granny. sweet and dear,
v hen | was q small ns bnby here.
$50 go to bed sleepy-hcad,
And sleep for money to buy o cow"
"lf grandma said 1t, 1t must be true:
Int | don't believe It, now say. do you?
And tell me. mamma, I'd like tn know.
When She sent you to bed, did you ALWAYS 20?
Yes, | always went, as You must now
Said the funny Wee boy, Then where's your COW? 2"
sob, e., to bed sleepy bend,
The COW jumped over the moon. they said"
Ladies Jerseys very cheap at White Broth
us. sept. ".
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THURSDAY, OCTOBER |, 1885,

In all cases where the May installment
has not been paid, a penalty Of 5 per
centum upon said installlnent will be
added.
Taxes are payable in the following
kinds Of funds and no other: Gold and
Silver Coin, United States Currency, Ma
tional Bank Notes, and Coupons which
shall become payable during the year
1885, OH the consolidated bonds Of this
State, known as "Brown Bonds" and on
the bonds of this State known as "Defi-
ciency Bonds" Jury certificates and the
per diem of State witnesses in the Circuit
Courts will be received for County taxes,
not including School taxes.
Parties liable to Poll Tax, and falling
or refusing TO pay the same, will be pro-
ceeded against as for a misdemcanor and
upon conviction "shall DO fired not moro
than Ton Dollars, besides costs. or by i'm
prisonment in the County Jail not ex-
cecding thirty days"
All taxes remaining unpaid son the
3Oth day Of November, 1885, the County
Treasurer will proceed to collect the same
by distress or otherwise as now prescrib-
cd by law, together with tho penalty OF
fifteen per centum on the amount 50 de-
linIuent, and If the amount of such de-
linquent taxes and penalties shall not be
paid OIL or before the 18th day of Deem
Der, 1885, tbon the same shall DO treated
as delinquent taxes on such real and per-
sonal property, and shall be collected by
sale of such real and personal property
according to law"
In order to further the collection Of the
taxes and to accommodate tho taxpayers
as far as I am able, I have arranged the
following schedule Of appointment and
request the taxpayers will take due no.
tice thereof, as the Office at the Court
House will necessarily DO closed on those
days.
Verdery, Tuesday, October 9th.
Bradley, Wednesday, October lib.
Troy, Thursday, October 9Th.
Mccormick, Friday, October 9th.
Greenwood, Saturday, October 10th.
Ninety-Six, Monday, October 18th from
arrival of down train until departure Of
up train Tuesday, October 18th.
Hodges, Wednesday, October 18th.
Donalds, Thursday. October 18th.
Due West, Friday, October 10th.
Tho remainder Of tho time I will be In
the Office at the Court House.
Taxpayers in Lowndesville, Magnolia
! Calhoun and Bordeaux townships, viii
take notice that the Savannah Valley
Railroad tax will BIO collected ut the same
time and subject to the same penalties rs
the State and County taxes.
All information as to taxes will bt
cheerfully given by mail or otherwise
but 1 will not pay postage.
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Prcparc for the Winter by buying an &c.
CANT pair OF bed blankets from White Broth
crs. sept. 50.
While Brothers have n good lot of shot
guns. Among them are some very fine
brcccll leaders. Sept. 80.
Let all tho ladies wanting q cashmere dress
examine White Brothers stock before pur-
chasing. Sept. 80.
Dresses cut and fit and made to order on
short notice at Bell Il Gulphin's. Sept. ~
Special attention Is called to our stock OF
millinery which Is undoubtedly one OF the
finest we have cvcr shown, X. N. Haddon &
Co, Sept. -.
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Tho Snartanbnre Herald.

We congratulate the Spa,tanburg Herald on
the bcautlry OF It's new dress Of type, and
trust that the prosperity Of the paper may In
crease forever. The paper Is n most excel
lent one, and Ia as neat as u new pin.
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Masters Sale.
THE STATE OF SOUTH CAROLINA

COUNTY OF ABBEvILLE,
COURT OF COMMON PLEAS.
Orvi:le T. Calhoun against Mary E Brown
Foreclosure.
RY yirtue Of nh order of snle made in the
- above stated case and dated Tune IL. 1875
I will offer for sale ut public cutlery at Able
vile c. HIS c., on Monday, Oct"bcr 5th. 1885
being Saleday, within the legal hours or sale
the following described property. situate In
said Stnte and County, TO wit: All that true,
or parcel Of land containing
Three Hundred Acres,
more or less, bounded by lands Of VIM. Nc
Neill and JOIN McNeill on the North; on TIT
South by the Haskell mill trnct and Turkey
Hill. on the E,st by Calirouu's creek, and OF
tho West by the public road leading 70 Able
Vile Court House.
TERMS OF ~SALE-Cash. Purchaser 10 paJ
the Master for papers.
J. G. KLUGH, Master.
Sept. Q, 1885, 1t
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THIS Is the time Of the year when editors
begin TO wrlto learned essays on the cost OF
printers ink, and the consequent necessity
for dcllnqucnts to settle up
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TIE Mccormick advance doesn't seem tc
take much interest In the Savannah Valley
Railroad. We always look to 1t, for n report
OF the dolngs on thnt line, but seldom Aud q
word about the road.
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Masters Sale.
THE STATE OF SOUTH CAROLYN

masters SAFE.
THE STATE OF SOUTH CAROLINA.
COUNTY OF A%BBEvILLE.
COURT OF COMMON e.
A. ]. Salinas & Son against James T. Ellis et
al.-ForeclOsure.
DY virtue Of IN order OF saIe made In tho
ID above stated case and dated June u. 1887,
! will offer for sale ut public cutlery Mt Able
willie G. H., S. c., on Monday, October 5th, 1885,
being Saleday, within the legal hours of sale,
the following described property, situate In
said State and county, to wit: All that Ger.
tain lot or parcel Of land, and containing
One Acre,
moro or less, bounded BY lnnds Of DR.. w. c.
Norwood, Vim. McNary and the COkesbury
rond. Also, hat ccrtnin lot or parcel of land,
containing
Thirty.O One Acres,
more or Less. and bounded by lands OF A. NJ,
Agnew on the East, North and West, aud by
the Matthews road on the South.
TERMS OF SALE-Cush. Purchaser IN pay
tho Master for papers. j. {. kLUGH,
Sept Q, 1855. It Master.
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ANY one having a seven column newspaper
outfit. for sale cheap, should write to the Press
and Banner, stating partit liars Us to material
ami pilcr.
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August 20, 1885. II
For Sale.

V,HE HOUSE AND LOT In AbbevflJe m
lage, recently occupied by Edward Noble,
Esq, M q residence. The dwelling has been
recently repaired, new outbuildipg have been
placed upon the premises md therel ID 4 COOL
well OF water. The grounds arc beautiful snd
tue garden ample. IL conveniently located to.
the Public Square.
Also, his PLANTATION located two ana y
half miles from the village, nerr Upper L,hg
Cane church, containing 100 Acres, more III
less, and lies adjoining the lands Of 4. w.
Cochrnn, aud others. For terms apply to q.
NOBLE, Esq, White Oak, {. c.. orr 20 i. ".
Cothran, at Abbevliic c. II, sc.
August Is, 1885. 2ln
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WE notice from the Edgche'd Adrertise'
tiatt the County Agricultural Society has held
is lusi mceiing.
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TAX NOTICE.

In ACCORDANCE WITH THE ACT
to raise supplies for tho fiscal year COM
mencing November LIST, 1884, approved
December oath, 1884, notice is hereby CIV
en- that the Treasurer's office of Abbeville
county will be open for the collection OF
taxes
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UNDER THE OLD SYSTEM
CxBER THE PRESENT SYSTEM:

In lSO-"..-.".--.-."-..-.. ....-.l5,GSi
In SO
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Faculty
Miss Theresa Giles. A.. H., Trinity College.
NC. s ~
Miss Pcrsis r. Giles, A. n, Trinity College,
NC.
Miss Sue +. Giles. tGruduate Of Wesleyan
Female Institute, S%t1untou, WI
No deduction Isnde in tuition eIcepl fpe
protracted sickness: For other particulars
apply to Z. &. +: If
August II, 1885. 81 Greenwood, ~
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Masters Sale.
THE STATE OF SOUTH CAROLINA,
COUNTY OF ABBEvILLE.

COURT OF COMMON PLEAS
A. ]. Salinas Il Son against Fred'k T. Hodges
ct al.-Foreclosure.
DY virtue OF an order OF sale made in the
- above stated Case, and dated June I2th
1885, I will offer for sale at public Outcry al
Abbcville G. H., s. c., on Monday. October
5th, 1885, being Sale Day, within the Legal
hours OF sale. the following described prOpe
ty, situate In said State and County, TO Wit
All that truct OF plantation OF land, OIL Null
berrp Cregk, waters OF Saluda River, and con
taiuing
One Hundred and Forty-elght Acres,
more or less, bounded by lnnds now or lately
belonging " William Hodges, Susan Riley
and Others. Also, that truct or parcel OF lane
containing
Two Hundred and Fourteen Acres
more or lesa, and bounded by the tract hereiI
first mentioned, and by lands Of the Estate o
Marshall sharp, william Hodges, and Others
TERMS OF SALE-One-haif cash md III,
balance in twelve months from he day o
sale, with Interest from the day OF sale. secur
ed by bond OF The purchaser aud a mortgage q
the premises, the purchaser 10 pay the Mas
ter for papers and pay for recording.
Muster.
Sept. g., 1885,. A.
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Masters Sale.
THE STATE OF STATE CAROLINA,

COUNTY OF ABBEvILLE,
COURT OF coMMoN PLEAS.
John A. Higgins against Alice A. Wait--Fore'
closure.
ny virtue of an order Of sale made In the
- nbove suited case and dated June II, 1855
1 will offer for sale at public cutlery at Able
Vile e. H.. 8. G., OIL Monday, October 9Th, 1889
being Saleday, within the legal hours OF sale
the following described property, situate ~
said State and county, to wit: All that undi'
vided Interest Of
One Hundred and Fifty Acres,
OF land In Abbevillc county, decided to Allc'
Walt by William Dunn On the 31st day q
May, 1910, deed recorded In office Of Register
Of Mcsnc Conveyance Abbeville county, booI
6. page 81, said tract 10 he cut Oft from lands .
William Dunn. in Abbeville county, nea,
Hodges Depot, ns will more fully appear by
reference 10 said decd.
TERMS OF SALE-Cash. Purchaser to pa,
the Master for papers.
Sept. 0, 1851 It
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The Railroads. Struggle for Life.

: On 9th July. lsSl, the Greenwood, Lnurcns and
Spurtanbnr. hallway Company was organized. MIR.
Eugene +. Vcrdery, Uf Augusta, was made President,
which position be still holds. His directory was
made up of men Of reliable. enterprislng and deter
~minrd-ThoslE. Reilly, Of Greenwood; L.. p. Todd,
Dr.. Stands, and DR.. Fuller, OF Laurens. tue former
being Vice President, with MrsSrs. Cannon, Kilsore
and Woodruff, Of Spnrtanbnrg. The line was graded
by the grunt Of $4,000 each from the counties OF
LSurens aud Spartanburg. and the raising Of addition
pmuun, hy mole. In the fall 0f 1883, at The time Of
the lease Vi tho A. & X. the e., L. Il s. also went I'M
der Capt. Rsoul's couirul, since which time he has
been a member Of the directory.
Our New Allies.
The country through which It lnsses is q superb
ono, Beyond Greenwood some Of tho flr fields OF
old Abbcville stretch their rich cover md are slim:
ulated to renewed yield under Increased value and
immproyed care. The bottoms OF the SaluGa nro ripe
with grain, bending and holding with weight Of
ears"-ready for the crowded garner. The hillsides
arc heavy with silver locks which ae now tearing
through The rcinnrselrss sawh, mare soft and silvory
from liz laceratinn. Between the SaIn''a and Ennree,
wore there ever faircr fields On Gods green eurth! l
do not think 30.
~ do not believe" said q prominent Caroltninn to
me, "that there is field Of poor land 0r an acre Of
waste in Laurens. Ii I were called upon to name
the lairest and the latest spot In Nil NY State, / do
not know but that | would Sag Laurenp. The pe"-
pie are conservative, thrifty, many Of them wealthy
now"
ST.artanbursis q rapidly developing city. Rnugher
In texture than her favored sister, she Is Itch In tbre
and strong In sinew. Her mineral resource Is bound
lvss, and her agricultural domain has b%ruudcned 10 n
wonderful degree
"Why, | can spot land In SInrtanburC county which
before the Wal was not worth 81 an acre. Now you
could unt buy 1t for $40 or sl5."
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Some Convincing Figures.

must revert to tho figures furnished by our excel
len, Columbia correspondent in speaklngo Of this eooc-
ly land:
In the counties Of ALbryille, Laurcns aid Spartan.
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Glenn Springs.

Glenn Springs. In spartanburc, have long been not
ell for The curative powers OF their waters, They arc
snid to be rs good rs Tate Springs In Tennessee, md
fnr dyapepsla the natives say they are unsurpassed.
DR.. Kilgorc, Of Spartanturr, Is enthusiastic over the
water. lie relates some wonderful cures. one In his
own family and scores Of instances crop mp outside.
In fsct, go attached ne tile Spartnnburg people Ia
Glenn Springs that they have organized n company tn
construct n narrow gauge - that lovely and salnbrt.
ous basin where the winter falls from tho mountains
sparkling with tho eye Of lIysica and charged with
the beauty OF Hebc.
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They Were After CuIbreath,
augusta Chronicle.

and he was told to enter the back room II the Office
and make his escape through q door opening into =
small yard. lie had no sooner len the room and clos
cd the dour thnn the mob knuckel ut the front door.
and asked II Mr.. Cnlhrcath was In. They were In
formed that lie was not, bnt, not Satisfied with this mn.
swer. they entered, and two Of the men, covering. Mr.
Gary with cocked pistols, two threatening Mr. Evani
open the back room door. Mcssrs. Gary and Evans
were unafmed, but protested vehcinently against the
Invading of thrtr private office. Upon the opening Of
the door OF the Lnck room Mr.. Cultrcath fired, hi.
shot taking effect above the door. Ills fire was immr'
diutrly returned, one ball striking Culbrcnth In the
right shoulder and another penetrating the door
Culbreath cried ont Don't shoot Inc any more,
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GREENWOOD
Female College
GREENWOOD, 3. c.,

WILL OPEN SEPTEMBER Is. 1855, and
continue ten months.
The location is central. hrnlthful and pleas,
ant, convenient to Methodist, Baptist and
Presbyterian churches. Rooms are large and
well ventilated, and homo cart and comforts
offered. Instruction by able and s.pefiencei
teachers, and while the College Will no stricf<
ly non.secturian, and will NOS be conductriin
tho interest Of any religious denoniinstton,t e
Is tho intention OF It's managers that u phait
havc u decided Christian character. 8
Studies In College clnsse2 will include the
entire Eugiish C0urxe, Mathematics, through
rrigonometry, French, Latin, Caiisshsnacs.
-Etrus-German. Printing, Drawing bnstru~
mental audtVocal Music.
Ternans
Monthly or half In nd nnce
BUird, fuel and lights, per month--.--..9i2 00
Tuition in College Classes, per term of
ten months. 30 90
Tuition 10 Intermediate Class ...-...---- IS "
Tuition In Primary DrpartmeDt---.... y 20
Tuition In Instrumental Muxic.-.- 10 10
Tuition In Vocal Music Especial lcss0nsl- ~ %
Tuition In German ... 10 %
Tuition FRI, Painting ... 10 90
Tuition In Drawing. %. ....... -. ........ ..-.. % %
Roemukws r'>n.-. tHggssa