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THE UNION TIMES. M. W. CULI\ - - EIHTOK. J E. HUNTER. ) D . u R. L. McNALLY, \ Busmess Managers. T K K M S : J \%r A union in sldvatuc. A n V K It T IS KM K N Ts t On?- Square first insertion ? - - $1 mi Every suliscqueut insertion - - on Contracts for three months, or longer will U- made at reduced rates. All eoininunieations which sultsenv private interests will In- charged for as advertisements. Obituaries and tributes of res|?ect will oe charged for. l-'ri<lay, May 2W, 18941. NOTICE. All correspondents of Tiik Timks will please send in their communications l?y Monday of each week if it is possible. WAT Kit WOllKS. The ? ? mmissioucrs of public works to l>cil?< nil for the town of I'niou under act of toncral Ass? mbly, approved March J, have alwolute control of tlu* negotiation of the bond. and all funds arising therefrom. They have also absolute control ot (lie construction and ojH-ratioii of the water works ;uid electric light plant. They can issue Mi of six percent bonds to run forty years, and an* allowed to use only as many as are neccssan. The town council are authorized to assess and levy and collect in addition to to the annual tax levies for other pin poses, a suniciiyil annual tax from t lie taxable property to meet the interest to heroine due ii|H.>n said Nuids; and also to raise the sum of at least one fortieth pa.'t of the entire hondrd debt us a sinking fund in aid of the retirement and j?iiyiuent of said bonds. The sinking fund shall Is* under the control and liinnngi mi nt of the commissioners of public works, and shall l?e applied to said I 1 . Tin- amount ol extra taxes llie lirst \i;ii' would be aU?ut *.'5. uhi. \ i/: ?i j?er eeltl interist oil ?4>UMtU would I*' ?2.UM) and one foitii tli part ol the Winded ilel't would IH'5*1 KKI, tlie two together making The next year it would lied !? ? eent on . ?:?.t tm and one forth tli p;irt of the .fd.'. iiu whieli would U-less than sl.tH.Ht. \ i/: s'.tTo. the t wo together making Slk.ilo. In this way alter the lirst year the tax will deerea.se eaeh year W-sidcs tin- town will get a revenue by water rales and use of lights. Kvery one ean see tin- necessity of electing gov*! business men and taxable pioperty owners as commissioners of public works. The town tax into will l e increased al out live or six mills at lirst then iIceuvise each year as the valuation of properly increases. >lrtet lax will li-maiii the same. I luce dollars and no mole. The great majority of the peoplo are in favor of an artesian well as the source of wat? r supply. hut of course if we elect good and i lUcieiit coiuinissioiiciTt they will iuxestigate the subject thoroughly It fore aetiuc. ( oiisit|Ueiitly we should all \ote for guod. ellieicnt. and progressiva 1 unmss iiu'ti. duit't U-t our parsniial IVrliiigs r11!? us. I>11! our .jinivclurlil. T111: >T A TI: IK > A1JI) ()F C UN T1J01.. Tin* ^tato 1 loan I oi (outiol art* rt-itaiiih roiidm t inj; ami ri:imiiivc than )>i;sinass ia a aoinim mluhla way. Imlar a. j? ? !11 ruling >1 lhairs i,ii dispaiistr aau ha a aaudtdala ItTilliia. Aiiathar spiaudid uio\a was making all dispansars gi \ a a homl w it n i-aiua guainidx <oinpaii> . J'liis i-> i i*>lit. aiul il i> our opinion, a.'al lias Iran lor >oiin' lima that t\ar> puhlia ? I!if -i,11 should ir t?<|uiI?-<I to do tin- saina lliiii;;. Tin' i\| less eoiupaiiies ha\a| ii'ijiiui il this a loin; time. and it Works i mhiiiiahh. There ran nexer In* an\ lroiihi*' in liir Mtt lament of a puhlia I < lla ial w la n lie lias to give sin li a l oud, j .NoKiiiit; iihr 11:** ta tairat nui m i ri'iiMiii i , Mr Faiiili ii 1.1 < l.? >!? j t niiiit \ woiiltl rvrr \ tia\?* run lmiti as li\r or six unrs. j \% jl limit liriny;i!rtrr(ril. Thotr area I ill I li? ) ot hrr arm ill.-nits 11 Kit roiihl U-1 unite | in favor ol t lir i .1 lit y i:t hi i |>;i 11>. ami! ur | '?*< I i?*l 11 :;il it will not Ik- mail) yrais U.J'>IV till |>riiplr will ilrllialiil tIsilt tlirir tlu-ir pul'lir Mi\ant> t;i\r 11>iiiI with llirsr ronpaiiirs. i!islrai|nl private Ih?in 1.-. ' A personal Im>n*l ilia) hr |K-|lrrtl) gooil I t?>?lit) ami nut worth a rrnt loinorrow, I w hilr a >tainI;iiLjol tin- oiiaiant) orsttirt) j (oinpaii) is always open to in>|H-rtioli. 1 ! ) tla- pnhlir. The >talr I toil |i| ol t rlltlol !."*t'i||l|H'Mil of tl.r loiioW Dili litU'in* li. < ol. N\ . i Jours ol (oliiinliia. hanker. Mr. Allan! , York, till Hi* I. Mr. Dolirliet of Alain- | son ,'ainirr. Mr. I.. J Williams ol 1 |j|n<li'-M t.ninn. ai.t! Mr. Win. A. | N ii'hol.-op. ha,ijirr si 11 rrs|Nipsih|r ami ohahlr I usinrss mri, Mi. I.. .1. ( Williams sr? Ills to hr : rrl ,|'or| o| ; rrl'oi 11iris as a tiirlnU i of the lrifi*l it ill'-, j ami i> now m rontroirp) with llirj (."jM'ingi, HAPPENINGS AT ETTA JANE. thk nkwit in* ukirk?matters tik interest TO the itui-ic. Etta Jane, MayJ"?.~Tliere lias l teen 1 a good deal of complaint of cholera morbus and cholera infantum among ouv people during the last few days. The fruit crop promises a fair yield this year. Cotton aiul corn which lots , lieen regularly workwl .seems to Ik- grow- ( iug right along, (hardens and oats are | suffering mostly for rain. I have received the report of Cenerul Farley. Stab* Historian Confederate' Keeords. The ladies of Klliethel have organized a memorial association and will hold their tirst meeting Saturday, .lone Id, at J o'clock p. m.. at which time they expect flw.it- friotulti :ilid SVIOOat liizcrs to IllM't I with them. 1 understand that an ad- I dress will U' ina?le ;uid the graves of the I ex-Confederate soldiers marked with suit- j aide testimonials of woman's love. We hope our j?eople w ill lay siside their work j and meet with them on that day and en- , eonniRe tlieni inttie noble work yoasispi-1 eiouxly Iniirun. I.et oiuqydlunt dead he re- j uiemU'rtd. The Salens Sunday school desires o. , make its anuu;U children's day more at- 1 traetive ilum ever this year. In addition to the regular prolamine will tse vuaettsl j an original fare*?"JIow to t;une your ] mother-in-law.'' The elianielers are: | Mr. and Mis. \V hi tilers, Solomon < 'heat, i Squire lHunderbuss, Mr. Hipley Nnefimr j j Mr-y JVneloiH* Tarliox (mother of Mr*. I \V hiflloc. J'arson Flint, and lien Tillman, who comes u. w ith t!:? pitchfork and ' clears the deck, Tiv whole thin;; is a burlesque <>n "woiuan rq^K's," and j tOHelies how to get 1 mother-in-law. Mr. II. Terry Kstes has be*,, u ? longtime. 11?- is now speakiie; of "oiu" ' to the Lithia Spring to t^t t! ? virtue ot its waters. Notwithstanding wo have had a very hot dry spell. cotton and com arc growin^r very well whore they have lven regulath worked, ilad it l*?en otherwise Nunc fanners would have lost mine of their crops at least. I am glad to sec theenndidate'.-M olnnui tilling up as well a* the colters of the Kditor. "All's well that ends well." The chills made a general spread on the water cour es hi some piaeos la>t ] week. Mr. Joseph saudcrs came np into this j country in the interest of the I'nion I County Mutual Insuranee Company. j He got a good deal of work I am told. This is something our country friends ought all to I>olong to. It cheap and safe. It was iii> pleasure yesterday to visit nichory ( rove. It isa wideawake town with several new buildings in process of erection. I nut many of my old friends there and had quite an enjoyable time, liesides I heard some good preaching at the A. 11. Presbyterian elmreh by Ib v. \ Mr. Stevenson, ol lkthany and Ilev. .1. i P. Knox, the pastor at Iliekory tirove. I I icgnt to learn tlie sudden death of Mis. Prank tiaruer. which took place 1 at her home at < 'owjh-us one day last | week. She was buried at Skull shoals. She was a mciulter of the llaptist elmreh ' and leavesa husband and several children | together with a host of friends to mourn her loss, she was the daughter of our esteemed friend, Mr. .1. .1. Kelidriel; of Paeoli t No. 1. The North Parolet Sunday -ei.oel convention will meet at Mount Ararat on the "Jsth of June. The Salem Sunday .-eliool added several now names to the lis; of luembeiyesterday. I>an i?al!inaii and .1 iiimi:? Sirain . iv tfnimr In raise ra n aiimii'^ t !i?* Ili?*?>!<! soldiers it 111* \ d<i"I j.11i .-a\in a' tlial several id'1 iain h;ive ;*..| n> rnniplaininy' a limid ili-iii \\ni>e : 11;? lln- new priidim law went intiM ili-rt. We ran'i stand it t??-1 it It 11ti ll. The> ni> 111.r t <i:11 njiniii'.tiii as soon :us In- l'?lii> I'iaiin laid pnsstd tin- I'oillity luaid. v.i id limne and |ilanii'd his eotton hinds in ro. a in order t<? t ut till' ptil'l' nl his I III h|l |"t s I'l'lilW til!' required income limit.-. V i\. f I'K'XM AT sAM'i', . Editor 1 nil in Tiinrs: San in. Ma> i. I'ri'su < inn* m.liiclii'irial Siiuiiii' ha> lus n in>t* d In; her i lair wiiini'ii. Tlir na n in. and u'uniid I Sjuilni' n i i?ii"lii/inyr tin ir wmUi. utiic. I anil l.eant\ and w isliinv; !< -low tin i I a|i|Heriat inli id tln-saini m nine t.111u"iI> i T<>1 111. i'nlli'l'i\rd tlii idi-2! 'I '.i'i;;! 11: \ s | ;i^i Mil' U'iviii'4 11 a'lii a 'ln|ili 11.. 111i.; \ ! c :il 11 w ith women In1.' I ! '.' wntehv nd I fi?r them In think, was Inn in a r. ("i?|is?'i11li t111\ , a !Vu ii.:\s i,:hi ij 11;\ print ml i 11 \ itatimis uiiv s, i.l mil ! > ~i ?i? h ? j I liim; more I hall ;i hniairid -i ?; 1112. " ^ 1 jN'iipli' 1 i|iI and Miiiliu'. I > ai: <! a |Vle ! i'li;ini|H'lli'. Thni>.l.i\ i'\ 1 : 1 si:_. a J1-; I at iIh* llaplist clnireh u!"\r. rump!*:; I lillA III till' \llllllir lad.I s. ' I * | H init.W -.r 'committee 1 |,. I>. .Iclt r. it. \\ . I'nilii. I). T. 11111i; 1111 and W. T. .lorn- irpre-ri . I iliji as i( does lie:irl> e\ei\ ela>s ,ne| a:;' nl' men. \ i/: emu 1 nu' in.it:. dude. 1 nii-i it'll ,r and 111:111 it-<l 1 .1. 1. in. pi>intr<11>11:trr;11-i11? !:i. Tl ? ?auntil i<-i wen! iinlil>llii>iisl\ P> wnrk. I in .. I v. inMiilies .litit t !; iilt :i w . !:r-1 i in- i\ I II)l>1 ! *> IMHIUll W a-ln| 1 l. i I i I I ,|| |c ll Mlppiiril. 1?i!? In? I - i . . plates <>l rjiki* ami wan i > i m- n : m roulil i k* 'tin ilnNi- tin I < ail" >! lliwaiters in r\rS \ "ll- i i: . i ' I". 11 illiahi ami W . I . .! >m . I. 1 . I 11:? m?i \ iii!< ami win' iiiiil'i! ;:i Imi ilm!il<? iiiakr 11 a- iirra.-ii hi i uji?\ a! I. r\. i \ I *111' pIVSt III I raniiiil lie-iis*? Ili*' P"la ! a i ki t' Wltlliillt lil'l <-?>11111II lillliv, ill 1)1 ll " wa.v ?>n 1 In- I 111 :l nl ?-i n p. . hi. I. Till- !?|'l?\ I- al s,ill III rllil: "ll I - I. Ill I A II I .11 all'! W il|e 11 T t III - I MM III V l|! I III I 4! | ''III r ..I its .-liaih i>ak>. ami jn-l a' 11 -i !. Willi ri i i s i 'I pi i 11 > \\ * 111*' 11 . I 11 li' ;c I I . gallant nn-ii. ; n? I urnnp nl in\il\ eh i Id n n m-alt I In it' a i mI t In1, i hi nil a Hi n .spn .liIimr IkhiijIis iii n|i- ;i v-ii" I'm i!nI'JI - III li-a-l l.pllll. Tin- Ii!if i - Inn W i llaltm-il iii I In ir pri 11 a-sl hum n- ami wnn I lit-il' liinsl l*-W ileliilill -lin'i -. an-l : I lll^ l|i >111 lilt- wa> snllli- n| 'III- l? I'n infill , inii-t I a\i- -el 11 it -11 Inail-. "nan; ai a li\t-l\ ialr. Alti-i theli-a-t v.,:- n\ira i-niisiili i a 1 ?li- I inn- was -pi nl in pica ,,nl i-lial 1 im.'. a11 i? ?i- w t-| i- 111?-ii sail I an I i-.h-Ii .iii'l i-* '-1 \ ma-wi-iil awa\ ill i lai inii 1 lia! il was lli" :M''?l i'iijn\al'lc e\ii;niu |ln-\ luul cvu sptiil. / I t ??????? ITS PAPA WENT OUT TO SMOKE. While llaby Took Tart In (a Comedy of ^ Krrore In the Cm-. ' Quocr as it soemod, no ono laugh- * ed. Tlio young man bold tho baby 1 as though ho hail boon carrying 1 1-week-old infanta all bis lifo. Ho 1 was a "transfer" from a North 1 State slicct car waiting with other i "transfers" for a Lincoln avenue ca- ' bio going north. No woman wais 1 with him. ami ho stood on tho cor- 1 nor, tho little one snugly cuddled iu 1 his arm, its head ou his shoulder ] and the long baby skirts tucked well < out of the way. Every woman in ? tho crowd commented favorably tip- * on the young man's skill and aptitude, and the men eyod him with 1 secret envy and deep respect, 1 Tho Lincoln avenue car, as usual, ' hut a babv in arms al -ways lias the right way, and tlio young man found a scat. Before < Sort h avonwo was reached the crowd thinned out, and tlio passongor who ' occupied the corner seat noxfc to the | young man loft tho ea?. Tn a jiffy tho little, red facod baby was planted in tho eo:. r and in some mysterious manuco was securely supported by tho end or the c?>r and tho back of tho seat. Tho womon smiled uud tho men grinned when tho young man, leaving ike baby tuckod away i a tho corner, steppe^ on tho front t-iotforin. wiped tho porspiration from liis brow and lighted a cigar. Every bloek or so ho opunod tho door, stuck his hoad insido and isat; aboil him self that tho little one was sale, w. y.eung \v(oman, ncoomby u?# elderly mafrop, sat * ' aJi:? Wtpmoyer tho car near tlio ba...,, * ?j,uui lurched she stroteucv M | and held tho baby in its cornc.. .lust before tho car reached tho > curve at Center and North Clark 1 streets she moved up to tho baby I and hold it when the car shot around tho bend. At tho corner of Sedgwick street and Lincoln avenue a woman of determined mien and firm lips, 50 years old or thereabout, entered tho oar. The only vacant seat was between tho young woman and her elderly companion. The young woman, however, moved away from tho baby, leaving that spaco for tho i newcomer. Tho latter glanced at tho lonesome baby and then at the young woman with a ludicrous ox- | pres.sion of surprise, and, rather bewildered, hesitated to take tho proffered seat. When she did tako it, she sat holt upright on the edge of tho seat, looking lirst at tho baby and then at tho young woman, who apparently was serenely unconscious of tho suspicious scrutiny. Tho very next corner tho young woman signaled the conductor. The" (" car stopped and she rose. Without t so much as noticing tho baby slio walked toward the rear platform. Tho woman next to tho baby gasp- 1 ed. Hie stretched out her hand impulsively, turned lull upon tho baby, and the passengers held their hrentl). She gasped again, leaned forward, 1 and then, suddenly rising, called out | sharply: "Here, here. Where are , you going? Come back and get your I baby. What, under tho sun"? i Then tho passengers broko in with a shout, the front door opened and tho young man appeared. Theyoung , woman, her face crimson, hurried i through the vear door; tho excited ? female next to tho baby stood in tho aisle with her eyes snapping and her month open. The young man, picking tip tho baby, sat down and cud.11,..i iiw.iiHi,. i.e. ......... 1.14,... ' ua \ i i IIVJ una; uiiu ill 11 i rj ?11 i un, aiJM* iully unconscious that next to him was a woman mail clear through, ^ scorching the grinning passengers with ;>') glances that had tho penetrating power of Professor Roentgen's rays. ? Chicago Record. I WASHINGTON'S SPIRITUAL SIDE. I !!? \V,?? iinjitixcil, letl Ihi ip t. No INI- ; <li ii< i) Tli:tt <!< IN?-r TihiI< Communion. | t icral A W. (ii'eely, I . S. A., < contributor, n mo.?t interesting ehap- | frr mi "The Per- ' i d rtido of Wash- 1 mgton" in 'i ho Ladies' liomo Journal. In cn.-idt i ing Washington's n-ligior.s life . r belief j tho biogra- I pher male . liie prcfaee: "This effort to !> p el Wa.-hington as very devout from his eiiildliooil, as a -trict S ihhat.irian anil as in inti- j< mate -711 ri*. :ai < ? moiiinieation with ' the chart v. i i.r e-t ically contradict- j' ed by hi ? o a ; 'otter.j."' Con. i:i.ting, i. in ral Cree-ly says: I "What V? -n i agt < >n really believed .1 a< to tin* fundamental truths of | Chn tiunity or as i 1 nonessentials!'' Oil A ilioh >0 >i'Ct:iri.'i n issai-S I }i??v. beet; r.iisi ! cannot. lie dcfinitolv stated. Me inherited the Kpiscopal r<>! 1>I <:i i.iitli 11\' baptism and I tLim* In- lite took an active i i 1 pari a ve. try man ??1 that church. .1 lint ever, it h was over eon fir mod 1 ' i:i it- : 1111 there is no reliable evi- j 1 d< ne,? th.it lie ever took eoininnnion : 11 v. tt'n it iir with any other eliureb. ( Ir. short, it seems that the very lion- ( esfya:::l integrity of the man caused e liim : l. ,rain from t lie mere spirit u.il t i i .sot activity in the church. f l'o~>iliy his mind, as have the . mums of many men of hi.nh moral character, billowed the irrational ^ bent i | inseparably a-soeiatint? principle ;:;.: I ) 11 <i i i-?io:i.S ,'l lid SO looked as .-v iiii it creeds and dogmas wlicro s tlio livebot thoir iorcmobt advocated I "It is notable, however, that ns imo went on the occasional indiff'erinco of his youthful days gave ])laoo o a respectful, even it not devout, ittitudo with reference io ivligious j natters. In a feeling of spiritual in- j litt'oronco to the church, it is notsur3risin? that, neglecting spiritual , reasons, ho wrote, a ; a Virginia coloaol, 'The want of nchaplnin does ro loet dishonor upon the regiment, as j ill other oftieers are allowed.' And , ivlion ho was urged to have publio | prayers in camp, so as to excite the j 3uriosity and foster tlie conversion j of tlio Indians, bo ignored tiio rcc- ; omiiiondatiou. I "As to the Sabbath, lie conformed i to tlio local Virginia habits. After service tlio day was largely given to ! riding, visiting, dining and to those f innocent amusements and gather- j ings that many then believed to bo I essential safeguards of a conunuui- 1 ty. From his childhood be traveled on {Sunday whenever occasion ronuirod. Ho considered it proper lor ' his negroes to lisli, ami on that day ! pi.ldo at least, one contract. During j his ofllcial busy lit.) bum lay was largely given to his homo eorro- i spondence, being, as ho says, tho ' most convenient ilav in which to j spare time from his public burdens j to look after Ids impaired fortune I and estates. * * * ."Tho dominating trait of Wash- ' jiigton's life was <? spirit of equity, which is the nearest approach to perfect justice. Nowhere, as far as i , know, did Washington quote tho I golden rule. But if an attentive pfady of thir tnan'u correspond'>m\i i reveals any singio run: of conduct as j permeating his business and social jf :,J represented by the i'Mv's.-igc. .4-, re ova ?il j'i Scrip*. * ui yullj \h> yt. | that men shouiu i I also to them likewise. " i i CITY CANDI !>.\ ri:s. j JU NK nwi. 11< KI;T < I 1 <?;: >1 \ s I.|,\ JOHN A. F WT, i AI.HI sow. I U aid I \V. I.. I'i:?>i,;oi. Want !. I >. Ailliui. Ward :> W. T. Il-at>. am . i.. ilift..-. t <TI!ZI.N S Tit KI T. rt'i: v \ \ <!|.\ W . *1 t.HAIIAM. i ?.i: v. \i;ln:n W'iM'il I W. I!. Thoin mi. \V;:r<l > -i. A . i?i<t\\ ii. A( til!" sol uil.il ion <?1" frit in!-; i ;i11lotilice imself ;is ;i ('.it. !: .'n'.e i'or llir < !U'O ol' ( oiiiiiii-' i' iu . oi I'nltlif Works for tin? town of I'nio!!. W. !i. S\i;toi.\ Tin* Iricwls of !>.. i . < iitiii'jt :nilOllllfC llili) ;is ;i < .';;le for \\ ;i|i}? II >t" tin* low n ol i i A . 11. i. \\ ;;;< 1 :!. 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It ' lie sniil cv! :lc i ' .--'I . ?.! : : i v. isjT any actii.n *?t- |..? :i: , i t-r \ihaiiii>trater fi i i !' i ( ;i| a tin -c pi: ct .!ii:. .i i . r. I .. a. .(, ! , . hit .ii < unlit \Ma;. . . -it. FINAL DISCHARGE. \nl ice Ii I"! ,:v . i "arii-'c. ailiaii.i ! i i' . tatc ; : {< ! ' 'tillT -nil '! a I. r. i! It> lie t?li M. I 11 i. ! i .i i'.t ??i* I lie ct anil \ i i i . . i.tr. i I scltai-;!- as i.ilic. It i ..nl. i..!. Yr . .. 1 I ilia A. ! >. 1 i'. >. i '. I i .. ; i .a id it itm. aial ; !.; I t : it.. . >. i state. i 'rt t! i,111 . i . ivc i i- ii in ' i . . : . 22 II. FINAL DISC HALL F Nut il-?- I - I;? viM it I ;l ! \ .1111 i:! i i - t ( oil;.I ii;11! I.? ? ?! .?.. i '. ' i . y ,1 i if i M. ( in i i .i M? .. .... , i.il 111- | ! If <? 111111 \ ol i " It it a. . . i . . I ' , i tix'luirtr?* ;i^ ;nini ii< ! i : !. i. 11 i.-. unit nil. i. I . t . > . ... ii!ir. .\. I *. I I. I:\ i i. ! .. ;? I it i? >i >111(1 >l lilisil I! mh hi i ;tii| >till<*. \ M. i II . !"|. 1 :.? .11 rLESACOl 7: A i'lHftG W e 1! s a n d ?e w e es. . ?ji:??I i - I 11.! 11 i I VVr. II. JUr2<l > 2* J } IT'S ONLY & QUESTION IF TIME Until we get your? C A S H ^ ?TRADE ALONG WITH ALL TIIE OTHERS? You uitiv be a good judge of goods and prices, but you can't keep step witii your neighbors ami friends unless you buy from \i?. WE SELL - MOST OF THE? A S H?*Ruyers. specially those who are well posted, You should be among the number now. Lntov on van will have to, it' you expect or hope to s:\ye \pouey. ?IF VOU ARE LOOKING FOR? BAITS It will not pay you to conic011 Wiy, as it is strictly against our ru'es tor any salesman to sell any article at or under co>t and make up the loss on something else. HERE ARE SOME TRADE MAKERS. den's all leather plow shoes, worth now 3 1 den's heavy cotton Cassiincre last year 20c., now 1 <iH ladies' Tan Oxford Tics, would be good values at Si ..">0, our price 1 2,"? dishes ()vi'.,rd Ties Spring Heel, good wearer 70 l'nion Cotton Mill t'irtji Sjieptifi^, VM ipches wide. o Ladies Keady Made Muslin yndcrwear | \t flight atKuiu.e. |<'autifully made up, fine Embroideries, > ovet \CW St^jV )oke J Cost of Material. Ihar !J"' ''HisMjdllKS'P ' S^lO.aO Sewing Machine in mind. Over oOO now in use 'in the hoipcs in l'nion County. Kvcry < Hie I* a t ranted for it yeats. Tin; iMOUAHs.i;, k. 01 A. H. roster & to. FOLLOW THE GRAM) PROCESSION AM) C.O TO GRAHAM & SPARKS.' Wo will olfer some big inducements to Cash Hovers lor the next lifteen days. No Mowing. No l>aits, but actual bargains in lirst quality goods, bought from lirst bands and bought low down. KTn iiMm?cjouMJi awwergVT:g:.iP-i DRESS HOODS! DRESS HOODS" In Dress Hoods we can show von some choice things at prices that knocks competitors out of the ling. We have these goods in all the shades, both in wash goods and wool goods. Shoes! Shoes! Shoes! We are still in the lead in Shoes First i|ii:iiitv y ?t (I- ill 'he lowest prices is our motto. < u]I ;il once and ?eeuie some of tlie plums tli.it ale now in store for you at our emporium. Yours truly, Graham & Sparks.