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% THE UNION TIMES. M. TV. CULP, - - EDITOU. r E. HUNTER. ) n u R. L. McNALLY. ) Businw Managers. T E R M S : $ 1.50 Per Annum in Advance. A l> V E U T IS E M E NTS: One Square first insert ion ? - - $1 ? h ? Every subsequent insertion - .">0 Contracts for three months, or longer will K' mack? at reduced rates. All eonununiciitioiLS wliieli sul?seivo private interests will l?e cluirged for as advertisements. Obituaries and tributes of respect will oe chained for. i'rlday, May 22, 18UO. - A . . , NOTICE. All correspondents of The Times will please Sena lit meir coiuimiiiicu t ions by Monday of each week if it is possible. WELL REMEMBERED; In our columns ot* this week will U* found the copy of the old Ku Klux organization, which existed in this State about lHO'.h This was a secret organization and its purpose was to maintain some law and order, and to rid the country ol* objectioiial characters in those darkdays. This |?aper was unearthed, by hands that wore excavating for a foundation for the new l?aiik building. It was buried about live feet underground, ami concealud in a fruit jar. It was in |hh.*i* coiiditi(>n when found. The rubber had rotted and water had seaped in and rotted the patter ami the writing had to 1*' deciphered by means of a magnifying glass. It is nearly correct if not absolutely correct. From the parties who we supposed knew all about it, we could not get any information, as they were all sworn to secrecy. Mr. w. I>. I Harris has the original. Doubtless lie could get a good price for it up North. CHIC At lo KXROSITION. >otith Carolina Exposition Company. Columbia, s. c., May 10, lSPO. Dear Sir: A convention of the i?eople of Snitli Caiolina. in the interest of the state exhibit at the Southern States F.xIKisitiou in Chicago next fall, was held 111 the city ot >i?ait;uihur? in April last, at which time it was decided to form the Soiltii Carolina Imposition <'oi(i|>niiy. IIis Excellency the tiovernor ot tins m rr nil jind the Hon, 'Out * I* {> J?*tllrf? A|Wni'r.? |'lirtil |tf ?-- >irrrr?rT^;y: ,i. i . in iupiiirr-andi;. i 'lowland, with the ollicers named, were constituted the State executive committee. It was also decided to ap]x>int an active, proiiressixe man in caeli county, as the commissioner tor his county, who will have charge of the work in the county and who may associate with liiiu such persons as he deems host to promote the work. -V meet mi* of the otlieers of the state Exposition <oinpaiiy and ihceominissioners from the different eounties was held in foluiiihia on tlictith inst tor the purpose ot considering the U-st means of pushing the work. The lirst pio-siion eonsidered was the pro|>er dix isiou of the amount to lie raised for the Exposition, vi/: SIm.uimi. The following was agreed upon as a projier apportionment ol the t unds to the sex era I eounties. \ iz: * itit* *,? '. in I tori > ..??} OH ViWm Oil Kcr-itinv . lf>S M Amttrsiii :im iw l uiicou-r ciun It.iriiw.ll :i7:| ini l^iiiciiN. .'S'.i Hi Hi unfurl ill w> l.txniiinn C.'suo iV'rti'li-y writ i)n .Uari'ii ilium IlirlcMUU . ... l.'.'loMl XiuIIhiio 1 I'J ihi ? li?">lfr w N? wl??iry Ml mi < licMcrlicul so id i vuiivc t.v>m) larciiiloii |.M in ir;iii|(flMirK .. ..IHI ml i'lilli-tun .' " i mi i'k-kriiA U.'i ihi I'.i lin-i.ai ill ixi liii lilauil let mi >^li;ctli-l<l jmi mi s.ilml.i ill"'ihi I itrliehl x'lI i"i S|..vr(iiii.tir.'., ...ti!.i'i'? V loo'iii'i' ai;. no smut* r S77 no ?M-urjii ii.w it |i;i in I moii I'.I'i INI ' ruin ilia 4u7 tut XV.Oniuis'.nir^ .. . i.'k'i Ml II ;l In |>to(l 01!' I?i Vml.. ::<i,IO Mr. \V. .\. t'laik. pies.'deht of the i arolina National lunik, foliuuhia, was looted treasurer of tlw tuiid, and all money should I e f.mvardod to liiin as 111.111 'iii lnllo.l.ll ll i. . , i i Iivt the limds at oiiee, jisthetime is short in which t?? orepaie the exhibit. Tin- exhibit will represent all the resources ol tin- Stati', and all product:-., manulactun d and imuianiitaclured. It will lie arranged to represent the Manas a whole. hut companies or intlix iduuls lesirin^ to make special exhibit wili ho allowciI to ilo so m the space allotted to >oui!i Carolina. Kach eoiiut> or (own will get l ull credit tor all articles exlubited b\ it. The duly <>l the county ? ouniiissiont is nil! lie, lirst, to see to hie collection ol the Inoliey assessed to the counties, to assist the Slat" < on inissioia-r in seeurmji i material lor i|a- Mate exhibit. and to in- I dm inaiiiilacUii ers and <-11*? rs :< make j special exhibit*. Tie- ct.minis.-;.oner in; i aeh county may appoint .-' eh eoiuioil?*-cs to aid Jiiin he hauls iaec.su>. Tin-re should not lie less than one in each 1-'wnship. I lie i otiiuiissioiiei liaMiit; i l:;ir;'i' u! all the dclatis in his county. I'iie women ol the Mate are jn\ited to. help to raise the inoliey tor the t^eneiiil j exhibit. Us there will U- no -epaiatc w Oman's exhibit. < oinmissioiu fs may prepare lists ol all j properties lor sale III their iis-peel i\e I loiinties. iis tarms. water powns. n.anu- j actnriiio sites, hint ami stock latins, truck laiins. Iiinlt r and niineial hinds. <:e . and such lists should l?- printed Pa . dist i ihulieu at the I ,x |H?it ion. \ * till-. I* I H i | -I I |< I i\ Mill I | |Cl II I j oosit i in it all mils us an unusual ami \. i. - | itiihle opjMirtunity to make our n?oiireos : 1.now n io millions ot | h p 11 - who v.oiud' ju.\er ls-eoiiie aw oe ol theiii Ihioii^h other eliauiiels. It w p| 'idverliv our 2-late lar lucre xP'tisjxeh and in cii\c ly than has ever been done by any other means. We call upon th"|>eopleof South Carolina to zealousy improve the el in nee offered to them by Cliienjro's unrivaled generosity. That eity |iays all tlie expense for hnildin^s and management, and the South has only to provide the exhibits. South Carolina should not l<o second to any other State in the eharaeter of her exhibit. E. h. Hociik, Cominissioner lor South Carolina. A WOMAN' THE CAI'SE. jok lowi.kh mioots wYi.tr. i:i?w.via?s. i.'m'ai. A Nil OTUKIt MINOt; M attkks. Etta .Iank, May ls.~ We arc bavin;; very dry weather at present. Oats will Ui a failure and wheat will 1n> lijiht. Several of our neijjld?ors are siek this week. On Sat unlay of last week .!?m* Fowler shot Wylie Edwards in the arm and shouldfr with a shot gun. A woman was at t he liottoni of it as usual. Mr. 1*. S. Weblieraud one of his sons enllie near lieitig killed last week by one of the joists of his shop Ixiildiu^ breaking and letting a lot of wajron limlier fall. Fortunately they wore not caught and l cruslu ?1 to death by it. It is a mutter of history that Frank! Millwood was the last man (iary'scavalry who tired a gun at Appomattox. C. II. Ya.. April U, 1W?. A federal otlicer approaching him said, "Oh Johnnie, you may <|iiit We've pot you." ! 'rank's reply was, "Yon have the advantage, somewhat.'* IJev. T. .1. I truck preached at Abingdon creek yesterday. Some id" our people seen a iaek-malantern one night last week and got scared of it. The young people speak of ha\inga lisliing party at Thuiie-on's null on Saturday I'M inst. I am requested to ask the young ladies to bring dinner with them. The suggestion made some time ago by this eorres|Mii!(leiit us tot holiest method of getting up a history of the South Carolina troops in the late war has met with wonderful success. A young lady in Fairfield county sends four pages of letter paper, closeiy written; giving the account of an old soldier of the S. ('. Kegimenl beginning with the battle of I >rones\ illo, Ya.. Dei*, go IS.'d, and closing with the "siveil days tight" in front i f UiebiiioMl. she will give other accounts as she hears them r-'iated by the old veterans. I lev example is wort by of imitalioit, ami I no|m nr lanics ami yoiinvf 11 it * 11 Iini. of (lie Slab- will lollow it. \Vo waul |ierso nil account-- tinwar. We want tlu'in as far as possible from tin* l'ps of tin* man wiio wielded tin- musket an?l sibre. < >nr yowii" nii-n and women ! ? ?. ?an make lliempelus useful in this peel wark. Tin y will lind it an-n pleasant work wln'ii once they trv it. Voli in ?d not Is* afraid of its jjninj; into '.In* waste basket iH-tore its eonleiits are carefully examined. lii\e llie snhstanei the liistoriati will put it in proper -lia| for the printer. I?ioi;rapliieal and historical sketelies are 1 f iiino.).<v itmin .Mi! -,t iiiiioii ijiir year? w iicre and when will w? l.ave it? All speak out. l?e\. T. .1 I i?i I understand uiii preach to tin- colored people it Mount TjiInm* (colon d elnireh on the afternoon of the :?rd Sal h; th in dune, 'litis is a work our whit-- preaehrr> onirht to do more ot tliaii t tiov d<?. \ .? .Ui.N l->?\ | I.I.I. i.K'jTLK. uains mii-ii> i 11 \:? - si s:n.^\i no -. ;. .l??NI>\ll t.!.. Ma) Is. Ihliii i> \er\ Uliieh needed. Kw-rv liiniif. except wheat, neiijs ram and some crops are tnirnin^ up ami w ill sonii in- out unless weiietrain. Tiiere an- many -po(> in the eotton farms that there is no stands of cotton and w ill not h<- until it rains. Two\er\ pleasant picnics were enjoyed h\ the people oi .loiicsvillo and vieinit) last JTiday and Saturday. The I litth School ami friends Pad their annua! pii-ni'- on i ridai in the UMoyeal Mr. \Veliin-r> ^pein:;. No h, itel place 1-iMild he found; a sprint; of eold water, ii i - j.-jilip-; hiook and a beautiful trro\ e make up ^ion-ids, The youn^ loll.s emr.iiied in many iiinoc, ::! amusements w liile ihe men adhered m a irruiin and told bitr\arii . thine I rrinarkal.lu. ilu-?'i iva* >; ' : < pnli.lali| on tin' urouinl. A i?M11ai111' ItuaSJavail anil all i'tljo\i-i| tllrliiM'l\i > tu i il ull. Tin* oliI |h Mjilf r<i a<-! iMi! tlitin?T alal li lt tin* ><>tupi >j?!- in thfini si'iM'S, anil I think t noiii |'ia in sniiif I HlVHivi- wonls. Tin' l.i'Nt ila\ a -iini'.a ;; Inn w.oat Mr. K. II. .nitr'.-. Mrs loti-r o|i-iu .1 !?i? il' h?i>i <>l InT I iiv u.;:::simi t<> tin* pii-nit-or- anil l!t?ha<l . %\vn,t iiiii-.ii- uii tla1 |?iain) ami ??!anur-ollli-llth. A -11111] >111 * 11liinm : siTViil aimtii one oVIot'k. 'i"i m* v.i-n two invasions .a ;;:tio!; j?!? ..-> ir? ami enjoyment. Polities. fru- -il\ir. |??-n Tillman, liniM i' < "Is \*-?: i: ! ami Win. | Mi-Kiliii-V Wet'e III'I !!! ;:f i??i.?-!I. I.llt |H-acr anil ll.'l liaaiy I? I ^ in!. P.. I lull I In?\v i^imkI ami how |i-.i? t i i- .<>r tin- I |>.?.|ili- (o ilwi-ll I'f.a ill. : it. ua.r. \t. I ramliilati's i.ii ;la- ..n.i.ial 11 . i im -. l'llf ? J? ??!?!i-T.I It! iia \i o. - i <'oini<r tiuin i iii?.i a !? . <'a\ - ...'o. in ! w i it :m?r ol lie p;> - ' I" i . -i i anil t!i;ii M r. T. J-!. J5 ini-. > i . .|- iail < t . I'll in it in i- to ? !,? pa: I.. v\ iiu !i . - m-i v w -II ! for I iiiun. I.iit .I">:k">\ iil< r. i.} -? >I :li.it a 1 few ilay-. airo. Mo-?r-- iluri- A. 1-V1 t-i*. out iiiimii* alal t*:ti11iI i< i!ia!i-i?. soli I inn- mill. .*>11" *? *:! i u. I in i > it 11 ami all for ra-h. I saw Mr. Aii'in ! W-- .i. |vi .:..;i. a low <Ia \> aifo. II. v.a. mi-; liom l.iAtiiiili.li. K*.. w la-roii I t.o I I..la;, a 1111 1 >II-_Ti) roin-i* ol I in >k i\i o|. ia_'. alai iiniu ii-ail\ to enter 111>.<11 il.o on.-iiii- u| ini'ill i n 1 h >1 ?K Ixi # ]?: i :iT. Mi U.ikI i- a lli.lll "I li'""! < nil I ill!' i .'!. ! 111? . . I! Iiiil.it-. Mi'. I \V. < <>1? I nil 11 r- ? i< i i '! . 111< ;! i- niii i-i '.Iin :i) ?<111 h> % i< i*n Mi. .liIti-liuj. i- yii.iln.i'lv i,U::i*.; iilu! it i- i.iils ii i|iic>tinn >! I< *.*. ir"ic i|;i' > w it It i11111 i>n f.ii t Ii. ? '.i j.i . Win. W i--t li;i> In i i. <,i .ii is ill I". 1' * >l'il'|l|-""i. I>l|l ill' I'll.I Ii i t?-l Ml. lMU i % 11 ? cilll'.Uvll V>ci' UtkiJip a buggy ride yesterday evening \vl the horse run away and demolished t buggy, and (Iraeie, Mr. Fair's youi est daughter, was thrown out a badly hurt, though she is doing well day. Misses 1 >?>ra "\V hillock, Fannie 1/ tlejohn. Flit1 Love .IclTerics, Ida t* sett and Let ha Whitlock attended ** Methodist Sunday School hen? yestoi morning. T ltev. \V. K. t . Humphries filled ?. pulpit here yesterday. Mr. Humplm* left his wile and child very sick and f hurried home on thai account. Now as the I'll ion County Faring, Mutual Insurance Comi?an\ has 1/ charter and ha* reorganized ami left^ the State agent. Mr. Joe Sanders, t)f county agent, sa\s In- has applica ' from live township to conic and ' up insurance, which lie will attend." the near future. Mr. N. It. Kison has raised souk10 line straw 1 terries this spring. II?? lieen shipping some 1 terries of tliis^ variety. 11 Dr. W. O. Southard is still in lie lyn. He exjieets to come home in e ten days. b Mr. tl. It. Fowler is recovering su from his spell of fever. a' TKLKl'lIOJii: \ oi l: AMA LKTTKli.,/, iv, ? I.MM' SATts I U S? I'KUSOtf AL fl LOl'Af. ITEMS. ve: rc skuai.ia, May is.?The weatht_ tin ties dry. <)ats will he a failure ^ it rains soon. , Pastor K'/.ell held sol\ ices at Pa< ^ C 'reek yesterday and day liefore. I coiigrt gat ion was in attendance. itT religious feeling seem to |H?rvade t tire audience. At the close of th ^ moil, feundul upon text, "l.et bin1* heareth siv come.*' The i>astor gav. invitation to all who wished to and desired the prayers of Clod's pe to come to the Iroiit seats, when ah twenty persons prcscntid tliemselve-s. We give a report of the crop raised M. \V. Itailey en a two horse farm I y?ar. Flevrn luiles of cotton. hu els corn, l id gallons of sorghum, w it fair crop of oats aiul peas. He a raised his ow u meat, and sold ?'M woi P. 1>. liolto had a serious runaway 1 Friday. He was coming from to Willi it Ol l Mil 11K. ./Y.S I1U Mill* tluwn tlit* liill in iir lli<' Minter bridge I train became frightened, 'lashing tow;tlir bridge >c-;itti-iitiir the plank along i mail, lit? was thrown front tin* wag ami reeeivid only m me slight bruis Tin* tesim ran across tin* bridge ami sh pod in tin- deep Niml tm litis side. 'I wonder is, that they wont tlil'ougb narrow bridge safely. Mrs. (omloit Holm. our iloar motlior. is vor\ >iok. I>r. Tool is waiti on lior. lntr wo lour her mil is noai ham I. At I ho losiili tie if the bride's fall, i". I'. Iloho, yi storila} morning at lb olook. Mr. It. \\*. < 'hiiney of Ablievi ooiinty ami Miss Aiklio Holm vvi unitoil in marriage. The ceremony > pcrfoi nuxl by Iie\. I., (\ Iv/oll in tl pn-eneo ot a lar^e nn.uiU r of relalivi ? " ' ? ' mi -v^tn . t u. 4#, Jk*. ? tree 1'ills. j Semi your address to U. K. jhtckl ! vV t'o.. Chicago, ami \et a free sain |'x>\ ot Dr. King's Now l.ife Hills, trial will convince yon of its nier Those pills are easy in tu t ion ami parin iilarlv olfoi-tive in the euro of e< st'paiion ami siek hoailae'oo. Tor mala I ami liver troubles tlicv have boon j?ro\ j invaluable. They ale guaranteed to ; perfectlv ine lioin every ilelotorii j substance ami to in- purely vegetal they do not weaken hv I heir act ion, 1 by giving tone to thesiomai-hnml how greatly invigorate the system svste ! Modular si/o :.Mr |K'r iM-\. Sold l?y 15. j IV. I M o^ist. A ( A i: I?. Mo. I.iimii!: Ymii will plea.so will:1 draw in> iKiiiic* Ironi tin* list of oandi-. ! datos lorn Idol maiiio honors. as I |*osil t\o- I j l\ io|iiso to run and would not sorvo if : ' olooton. I ask Ilia! in\ I'rionds do \oto i ! for Mr. Hioks. K. I>. mi uiki:v. | I Ma> "J", I mm;. CITY CANDIDATES. JII NK I1MI.TK KfcT I i "i; M.Vt i?li. .IOIIN A. KANT, i I \ i.iM-:n >t \ \ . H a I'd * \\ . I!. Thomson. Ward -J --.I. I >. A i t lu:r. War*i \\ . T. 15.-. I* Waul ! .1. I.. Hioks. ; < 11 IZKN S Tl( KIT I'M; MAN IM:. V* . r. ?.iJ.VHAM. I ! >i: *? * iihlA.-., i< . -ti i >> . r.. i iniih>I>11. A a: ! ' .!. \ . ISrou n. A! !!: .-? i I * . I.'1 !'?li nl' I'i iiiuls ! ;i 11- ! 11<>u11. 111\ m i < 'ai.il-ilatc I'm- IIn* nl-! i l < ' u;ii:i - -: -11 t ??f 1'uhlir \\'iirks I i, i< l i h':mi. \V. II. Saktoii. Tin* !! it I >r. .!.<>. <*t >i !*; :in- J ih'Iuhv iiiiii .i < 1111? i i? I :i 11 I'i tv W ; i r< It -11 nl tin* inwa '?j I nit<ii I mm Waul Notice To Clean Streams, N!i |H-r-:ii: >nw itiiijr la mis mi lln->| ii-..iu> in I lima < iiiiii an- rci|iiinail I?\ law in ( I'-.ni aii<l it ai<>\ i all nhstriH-liniis i roin -:ii?I >1 n-ains 11 i iiiLr tlu* limiitlis nf Ma\ ninl A nirn>l nl i-;h-Ii vt-ar. ainl w Iiiti- mm- , )i!ai|i! i*< in.n!i In tin-< i 1111 \ I'ma nl nl' t niniiii^iniii'i- In. an\ |m'I'm?ii. ia rt-IVr1'i.i'f in 111i^ law w ill In- liyiiilv < ti( >r< ? ?1. 1 IJ| >jii' -11111i\. -I. II. T. Si hit. _' i i iiiiht\ Sii|H'rviH?r. Notice fo Teachers. I in*, in*; in.nil- all iii'i i's-ai v :*: i ;inu?-- . ; ;i Ms. I Iiiti 'ii< *_fi\i* imt in* thai all M'linnl . iaii..- I'm- !li" li ai liiii'4 n| tin- >|?i inti | m nl IIn-Ill la original li-arlu r-. ! . \? ill I*- |i;ii*! mi |in-fiil iiiLi tlifiii tn tin ant \ 'I'n-a-hi i i, I ti -| m-i-i 11111 \. .1 I'-. T. mom. t Ullllll **ll|ll-| V jsi l|'. I IT CA on lh Has' Tin. o u Tlu CA1 Wo ou rI ^4o F PJ roclamation. : QJ) i |( ?2 C.A ;-'?i \v [Hh I jOps&Mifo w,. VI'ATK .?r S(?l Til ( \I!()|,|NA. i j I N i:t I" I I vi-: i ll \ .M 1:1:1:. i \\ IIMlil'. i111?>I*IiI;It IMII has K-rii , tfeeivee at llii> ii?'i?;irl???? ! ti:mI on tin- r J'lili il.iv of April. A. I?.. I0,i>. t!i" liarn ' jiimI I'onti'iils ttiiisiMiii-4' of linn- ' died bushel-, of mm of Win. li. (ii-d :i lie I \V. ! :. I hiblil'oi <|. of 1'nioii emiiilv, were ile>li'u\eil b\ lire ;iu<l I here Ifeillfj; reason to It lieve said hi:riiiii'4 was an aei of ine< ndiai i-m. Now, therefore, l,.J;>li:i <. ?r\ K\'ilii?. (iovrnm;' of Ihe He of Soufli I \ I t 1 1 I'nrelitai ill niiiri' I i: ' J ;:->|'iee nm\ I e : | / j\ ,V iloiie and (lie majesty of lite law \ nidi- t rated. do herein tiller a i'ewarii ol one 1 Ilia.'In "I (lull) dollars i'o the ;i ppreliei:- III sioii ami eon\ielion ol ihe person or |? reoinlnilliuv; aiiI net of ineemliari-in. 11.;,, . ii i i 111111 a iesiiinom v.nereo:. i lia\e Ii *rennlo set in\ iiaiiti and r;iu e (he I.real >rrl oi 're ?! : io ulh\ed, ' at < olniiibia, this ninth da\ of Ms , \. I),. I ."''Mi, ;n:il in (in- oiii in !>;? I !'i" i .in! !!1 iwi'i.l 5? t li vi'SH* <?!'il-i" I tiilfpcinli :in if (he I' nili il "l.ilis m|' \im i H .i. .I :l \ < t \ i; % I ! v , \ 15v I ' i??\ i I K"i |>. II. TliMI'MN S h c Sheriff's Sale. i */ / l oll .11 \ r.. i .... , l>? I:iir of .in i \.' liliuit I?? Hie iin . li <!i I w ill m-W ! i-fon- lie <hi. i Ihuimliti.r iiiv'ii' low ii <>! I i'ioii. .' >.< ..mi / > \Ji>ii.!:i. liv lir.i ?i,:\ ' .!: i:.. *::-\l. ?lm i*iir In- Irjjufl !ii m i i'n nl Hii-rii:' - .(!< . i'" ||??\\ ollouin; ili-MTii ! i?i . -??i:;iI |?: .|m*i 1 o-w it. g (Iin1 I'liW. I? \ in I >! .i i :i i 11 1 m >< ili I jin i ii-l?ri'l? iI\ i*i i liiciif l'iisorU i! (In-j ir^ lit n! I'liiliji i >.? ?! .1. a _ >lifliil of I ii ii ill i mill! ' B -JU lw IS NATURAL for SH BUYERS TO DRIFT TO THE STORE WHERE FIR MONEY mam w w - - - ?- - - LheGpeatest Purchasing Power. se who have bought their HATS from us tell their friends. That's good advertising, and accounts in a measure for the busy season with R MILLINU K Y | 1 public don't hunt for something for nothing?they . know it can't be done; there's a CCH SOMEWHERE. are protecting a reputation. We can't ail'ord t" nd out trashy articles; we want you for to-morrow, next week, next year. s-* i\i .nT-rrn a rn wviv! I tl JXJbiir' u tahui^i i I - wrapped up in every package that loaves tlicsiorc. !**??r the remaining days in MAY we oiler SPKCIAL values in Oxford Ties, Wash Ooods. Straw Hats: ri-n<; oi^d ul:mahmo, foster & Co. OLLOW THE (iRAXI) ~ ynnrooiAVT I Li.v7v.<iiiOaiUi\ I ft; AM) (,() :o A HAM & SPARKS.' i ? , , , 1 will otter some lug inducements to Cash i?uyei> tIk? next lifteen days. No blowing. No l?nit>, actual bargains in first- oualitv unnds. bouurht . i lirst bands and bought low down * i SS GOODS! DilKSS GOODS!! i Divss (jcods we can show veil soino choice ;.;s ;it juices that knocks competitors nut of the Wo h avc these goods in all tlie shades, both ash ,i>oo(ls and wool iroods. >es! Shoes! Shoes! o are still in the lead in Shoos First 'jualii \ - at 'In1 lowest prices is our motto. !i at oner ami s'.tiih' >0:110 <>l tlx* |?111111 s liial ato in .-loiv I'nr von at our emporium. Your- hulv. iham & Sparks.