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mmmmmmmmmm \ \ iji THE UNION TIMES. M. "NT. CULP, - - Editoh. iilS?, } BuinM' TERMS: $1.50 Per Annum in Advance. advertisements: x One Square first insertion SJ 00 Every subsequent insertion 00 Contracts for three months, or longer will 1* made at reduced rates. All communications which subserve private interests will be charged for as advertisements. Obituaries and tributes of respect will "oc charged for. Friday, June 19. 1&0G NOTIC'K All correspondents of Tin: Timks will please send in their couununieutions by Monday of each week if it is possible. Til K SKXATOKIAI. KLKCTIOX. .lolui I., M. Irl?y lias withdrawn from (lie senatorial nice in this State, which we think complicates matters very much, at present. All eandidates must send in 1 their names l?efoiv the 22d of June, or I vise they rre disqualified: which we think isa very jxmr law of the Dcinocratiu jKirty. The only known eaiididute* lire Donaldson of (ireenville and tlov. John tlary Evans. It in also thought l?y many that Judge Earle and Johny MeI?uirin. at present a memlierof Congress from this State will U* candidates. We don't think that Donaldson stands any chance to win. as he has >dwpvs stood to Cleveland, and dont stem to lie in touch with the jieople. We don't think that the solier thinking and pr.tctical people want JohnCarv Evans fo represent them. We have yet to (hear of the first essential ?puUjlieatioii that lie possesses for the (xxsition. ^ e eousider him a ver\ mediocre man. who would never liave lieen (iovernor, hut for the assistance of H. 1*. Tillman. We don't know what Tillman wants with him in the Semite, utile** it is to use him as a puppet there, for lie seems to handle him here just as lie would do a slave. If that is his purpose why we luid^ust as well give Senator Tillman two votes a\C let < ioveniov Evans stay in eiotith CurolTnh. Wo have never ?* ?? any cvidoiiw! of ability in anything that iiovernor Kvans lets said or done, and we liave yet to see the ilrsl one of his su]?|>orters. tliat wouhl sjieuk hi eAxupIjjnentary temns of his ability. We repeat we don't believetlie sturdy yeomanry and tliiiikiiig |x?ople want Kvuns to represent them in the United States Semite, Senator Tillman is a man of mneh more than a\enige ability, and has wonderful inlhienee over the jieople of i las Stale, and we further k'lieve that ttic majority of tl'.em would like to do nearly anything that he wanted thein to do, but we doubt If tliev will allow biin to nun .lohn t?ar\ Kvitnsjlowu their throats as S-ualor. if ag<*xt uuui nf hi^li chaiue-ter and great ability is brought out to opjxise him. The people of Soiitli Carolina have not lost id 1 of their manhotxl yet. and we Ulieve that they are getting tired of Senator Tillman trotting >nt men for olliee. and saying hy actions if not by won I of mouth that such and sia li a man must 1.x-elected to otliee. We don't thiiiJv Judge i-Jarlc could Imeke ted. on account of former ]H>litical .tss??eialions, yet we think he has aij Hit* . necessary ipialilicat ions, besides he ean tlo more gocxl as a Judge than he ran as Senator, and a great many [xople don't want hint to run on (hat account. This leaves us with Johnny MeLauriii. of whom we Know very little. lie seems to lie a man of some ability, judging from the stand he lias taken in i Vngresr. and tin- payers say lw is a good stump speaker and a reformer. He seems therefore to lie the Itigidll op|Hi|ieiit ot <Jovel'Slpr l'.VallS. I lie e<mid make ii very warm for t.ov . k vans. si iiv his ik aid transaetion, unless j lite < ?over.nor rlcars tluit up to 11 w stli? faction of the jK-oplr. l'uor lrby, lie has made a \er\ |nnii* veeord. and died an inglorious |??litieal I death: he will ne\er In* known otherwise than the man who defeated Wade Hampton for the Senate, and the man that nuI from Tillman's steel. The fireenville News thinks that lrh\ is still playing |k>]it ies. and w ill In- heard from ! again: he max in-, hut we doubt it. W e ' consider him a |m>1 it i< ;il corpse. * * 1111. M' I o| |s ( ()\\ j;\T|< >\ | ^! w '-.of Ohio. was iioininat? d on 111? Iii*s( ballot f,.r 1'resident. II " Mil ,,f New .Jersey, or .Morton of Now N ork will In- nominated for V'iceIV.-si.lent. The ?ohl jdatforiii was adopted. Teller and several otla-r s.-n;,tors withdrew from the convention, e hvn the gold platform was adopted. Our opinion is that .MeKinlev will Inbard to J?it. \Vt, prefer McK inlet rather than any of the otlu-r Hepuhlicaiis i mentioned for President. a- wc 'r'im.. I l>e would treat the South lietter thai, the others, and he is undoubtedly ait able inau. Mark Ilanna. his manager, has run his campaign with mnarkab'o ability, to lieat such old iwliticians as Matt Quay, Bess Piatt and others, as easily as he di \ SHELL. I It BY AND TILLMAN. Then' were three lovhur snakes twined together in IStM?. They were all three pictured in one photograph, and underneath that photograph was the iuseri|e tion: "How sweet it is for ,brethren to dwell together in unity." The name of the smallest snake was Shell: the next in size Irhy; the largest. Tillman. Tlioir tpijs piade true love knots around other's ?<*&, ;i)id >yith their mouths they guliKsl down ttie U>si things of the land. Pour years pissed. and another photogruph was taken. It showed hut two brethren- for the middle-sized snake hjul swallowed the smallest, lie digested hn<? .nui found him good. Two years more Imve tied. 'I I to photograph of I8i*l shows lint one snake, iititl It" loiids to eovpuleiley. li is tiio l?ig snake. (lie Imss siiukf. and !lf Ii;is just lii 114*1 oil oil liis middle-sized brother. Tlie brethren still dwell together in iiiiitily; liecsmsi' the I toss Miakc will not sutler i'lVW.i indigr si ion. CUlTOltP* COM >1 Km J'^IKXT. This week has Wen -??ijitnoti< riU 'lit I week stud I'uioti has been quite li\ely. latsi Spuday morning Uev. ('. I?. Murra\ 1'resit 1cnt t?r * lip/on College preached the hueealanreate sermon. his subject was "The distracted housekeeper and Hie careful listener.** It was a line sermon and full of good advice to all ;vlio heard it. MihuIh'v night the animal concert look place in Nle1ioUw;;'s hall and was from every standpoint a gmiiu sun ?^s. Tiie young lady well assisted by l'rof. ZerUof Augusta I la., who is a violinist of reputation, and alst> by Mr. .MePennid oiki of l.'nioii's accomplished musicians. Tuesttaj ?';vvin It) a. in. t<> 7 |?. in. the art exhibit watt niar<hi! by many erities. and was pronounced to he tat alumd of I any previons years, showing thai this I ll.M 11 ill Kill i> |uiPKi?-.-v>iiii; .-niMiiii . rapidly iii all ?>!' its dcpai (incuts. All of tin.* work was line lmt tin* work of Mi vS* JS j Sue Ioillanl. Marie Clifford ami Kslclle 1 frail ley flieoinlly ^imhI. Tuesday tii^ht \%a.s devoted to the exereises of the class of 'in5, stc\cra1 essays were reail ami intersp t-rsed wit h music. The annual address Ivl'ore tlie enuluatinir class was i|eli\ereil h\ le v. \V. <i. Neville of Vorkville on Wednesday morning liefore a larvc ami appreciative ?^!'?*nee. Wis subject w.e- one which well miiicu J)" occasion. Tlie advantage of hav in# an Ideal in lijo. Ii wasa scholarly ailihlress ami was deiiicreil in a most excellent nuimier. After the address the diplomas were delivered hy l>r. ClilVord President of the Seminary. At oltfjft the drill hy the youmt ladies was niveii ?* ilu: Seminary grounds. and wits its usual good. 't-h??i| i,a!j]? the part the Imys enjoyed, the reception. whii-h R?vc them a utinm.> I'-yt-Hir ii and talk to the young ladies they have titled at so lout* hut could not speak to. Alxuit twei.e ;h:'t dreadful ln-ll rani; out telling that the hour t-u ?ii,?,.i.r,sipjr had an'iveil. and the hoys had to leave. Thus endid one more prosjierous years V prk for Clifford's Seminary. T1IE N K\v WOMAN*. I present myself to you this e\i niug in tlie ehani' ter of the new woman: now i iloir I iioiii mis hi.ii i iiii'.iii.uiwoiuaus voting, or approve of hlooniers. for I think bloomers sin- jii-t horrid. ami I am mtv iiiik-Ii niortilicd to know thai sonic of our Southern girlsaredow oing the disgusting tilings. I was in hopes 111*-\ would In- confined strictly to tie Nortii and Wi st, hut likei-mtv other contagion there arc a few weak ones w ho catch it. It is a groat pity these few an- not hoys and I am sure I could not wish anything Wprsc to liefall thrui. I don i want woman to run for oilier, follow the plow, or riuwd any of these little professions that are only lit for men. hut there are a ft w point - on which 1 want woman to asseri heisrlf. I want her to come out and >110,v her independence. to show that she i-se!fj supporting. I am tired of her seeming de|N-ndent oil man. I am heartily sick j of the euiiseipicnlal hearing of the men 1 of Joda\. 1 ugh! how they set iheti.-ciM-up as lords of ere.il ion. They think they are so liewilchiugly faeinating. they think tliatweeouid not exist without them. How audacious; tliey are mo t com- it *d creatures imaginable. They think that every gill tiia* treats them i hi rely politely is dead in love with tliem. did you e\er hear of such vanity? 1 As for my part 1 can't sec au>thmg very lovable nlioul them. Now I ley ha\e the audacity to call oiir natural sweetness, putting on air-:" would yon have tlioiiglit it of them? Now tliey are .-landing a-ide si> ing. woman i- infringing on our rigiits." I would like to a-k. wli\? I will tell you why: the man ol mduv is not tin* winner his forefathers were, man is I degenerating ?,f > hi? ! 1 hu t we ha\e 11; 1! I > (-VIIIOUCC. * /III Ixltlili ill !" I >: 11 I llOlliayfO lit (till sc\. 11 If 111; 111 ?>l 111. i:l\ pays homage In ;i prcir. face. I lead .1 poem in :i paper 11;?* ??l ii?*r day. .-mil of i mi.i>c e\er> I!i?11-_r iii .1 ; 11? i - tin - i : 11if see. it nin Ihas: ! "A pretty aill. ;i ciif.M .1 ear. I Mease take iii\ seal, and then-\oti arc. A crowded car. a woman plain. she stands. and I lie re \ ?n are .uain." Shades (if \ < till lit title anee.M r> looks with pit \ upon the degradation of vmn luckless deeendeiits. I read latl l<nil; ;r_r? where a man was i ninplaiuiim. "witinau is llul l lie l lilljjill^' \ ill? she Unci I in !? , I .el me ("II >oo liitw lie- i. 11111 in iii it with woman. i! In the decline nl She manly 'tak. lei iii" stale ! > \ ?i a >.t>. lael. (lie man nl today i> scarcely sihle i<> >t i,,.| alone. W hat is |n heenlne nl" liilii il We twine the tender tendrilN nl our aii-Hinn around him. and! hind him up w?it!i the colds of oiu h? .iris, aiul pihiiu onr ro t'ltild liiolltli Ittleeil.-' I say v?i... .v.!. Ixieetne of liini{ Why . we h- i would U* trailing in the <Iiin' a >1 nr. p would lie I he fall. Villi don't earth n,. jiinn .!-.' my fall, to the coal lails of >u? i nr-li. Now sister* a hi | friends iluu'l ynti think it i line v .; w< (e < me n i.? front and proving ourselves self support-] ing? It is either that or starve for to U>g we are too proud. It is stated by a poet of long ago that, "the hands that rocks the cradle rules the world*' now let me prove that we can feed it. I now appeal to you my .dab rs and friends to exert yourselves and let its come to t!ie front, and show tliese mighty men w hat we can do. !So eoiue down from your lofty pinnacles ye would Ik* lords of creation and make olieisance to your superiors. TO TIIK MEMBERS OF CAMP CILES L*. C. V. The number of veterans and their friends who have notified me of their intention to goto Richmond to the reunion, .June .'{(?to July 2nd inclusive, is not, its yet, sullieient to justify me in ordering a speeial train to take them. Therefore, each one will lie expected to take the train on either road (the .Southern or S. A. I,.) that will put them in Richmond by Tuesday morning. June .'50, at the latest, and I will have the local committee to meet and escort them to their iic.i<n|ii;ii ici>. i,n eacn M-ifniii procure a "t'amp Giles" badge. representing the arm of the serviee to which lie lielonged, viz: nil for artillery: yellow for cavalry and bine for infantry. Pin thein on the left breast. This will secure immediate recogi lit ioii. J lh.'S1 badges can l>e purchased from W. A. Ni?:l|tils?|i| or F. M. Fair. iiion; W. M.S'. Harris,' .lohesville: or Dr. A. K. Fnnt, Siiutue. ; should the supply in the bands of | these comrades be insutlicient to meet the demands, the others will !> furnish cd on tile train ui upon arrival in Hicliinond. Va. 1 have not altogether given lip the hope of getting a special train to carry our camp in a In sly. This I will know in a few days, and will send |>osluls to the following comrade-, I otpuiaialpr .|, T. Ikmglas, F. M. Farr, S. Greer and \V. A. Nicholson. Union; W. II. s. Harris, A. ('. White and N. It. Kison. .lonesville; (i. i I. deter and Stephen ('ro?bv, Meador; .los. T. Sartor and Dr. A. K. Funt, Santuc W. T. Jeter, t'arlisle: Y. S. Holm, and It. J. Hebsill, tuoSS !<?>*; M. It. I.eeand William SniUli. Gibbes: I. M. Mobley and G. <). llughey, Goshen Hill; II. s. Porter, Win. Gault and W.J. Yaughau. Kelton; W. G. W. Going. I Ml. .loy: Daniel Ionian. INnckney: W. ! !.. Askew Ml. Talior: Win. Jones and I. .\. Inttlgjnljn. .^bury; M'n;. .Jefpjrios, ' llonnn .las, T. l|i)\yue\sville: T. >1. I.itilejohn, siar Farm. 1'hnjuire of any of the above ir.uneU for tiny further information. ConmvW Tu.:- ininli(K)l of South ( arolinn Is no less at stake now than it was in Isiji and we hoi?e every j vet..can and friend will appreciate the fact and kth'p soIhw, and on|'ily. J/?t us remember that the soil u;x?u whiidi we trod has 11.*en b.iptized with the blond of the I'est men this country ever produced. Sn that when we bid farewell to the ladies <>f Virginia, whose guests weave to he. and I am our backs ujion the city whose lilsojty is dear to evorv Southerner, UtPji run uiiviirtne mi), l out linians are no less gentlemen in peace than they were soldiers in war. Fraternally, .las, fi. Strain, -\d.Jt, Camp (tiles l:. ('. Veterans. I'liion. s. c. .lime l<?, hVtd. I.I'.TTKU FHOM I'KA lilDHK. Fk.\ lV|i><;is. .buui 1 Mr. Kditor, as it seems no one from the liidge will give you any news /rem this part of I'nion county. If you will permit 1 will give \iiii;; fi \\ dots. \\'e are having line growing weather, since we have had plenty of rain, crops are looking very \\ t'11 especially cotton. inouyn me tanners an* e unplaiiiiny of tin* lire lieiny on tin? c .il.hi >>iii I ilun'1 think they will injure it nr.t-li it we can yet a lew thy hot Mays. I was sirry to hear of the death of t il. !. <;. MeKissitk. Hi; was'a 1 Va I.'itlye; awl never would deny his native soil. I wish he could have li\ed and I teen ahle t:? have yoiic to liichinond this summer hut he has youe to join the miyhty In>st on^the ot'aer side ot the river. Tin re 11:1 ^ lxvn a yreat many deaths am >ny the old people this year. Mrs. | >usiii Askew was buried at Flat Hoek \ester.la>. She leaves many relatives awl friends to mourn Iter loss, she was !a melolter of the Methodist church, i Old Uiiele (iluster Spears. colored. died las? Tlmrs'Iay and was hiirie I at IJethel Muireii near keltoii. 1 heard that lie said h"\\asahoiit ll<lyears old. I lis former owner was dohii Spwirs who was an old in m at the close ?>f the late war. The old slaves are fast passiny away and they deserve y.eat credit for their faithfulness ditriuy the war. Dave Spears another colored man died a |r\v days ago. lie was 11h* IVa !(id.ne weather prophet and could tell pretty well when it was fjuiiij; (o rain. Mrs. IVrmciia Vinson ?*ot wry liadly hurt last Saturday evening. She was tra\elinif the road, and the wind blew a tree down on her and she is suffering a areat deal from the bruises, bat she is not considered seriously hurt. Mr. I'.ditor this is election year and it stems that it is ooina lobe a hot till*-, especially in National polities. It looks 1 now like there is voina to be a meat d--al i of I1'illiiea. I'iiere is talk of a bolt in the j Uepublieau patty. If tie* {fold bna's I carry the convention ami in the l>eino-ratii party. If the free si her ist scarry j (lie < 'iiica.ro convention and tin- I'ro' liil.ition part\ have already split and it I may be t ia! t'.e I'?.pitlist will sj?lit as the parly is made up of the two old parties. W ell this is a {fraud country where je\ery 111:111 can haw his own political and reliuioiis opinions and I.now 011" : dan* to iii'ilest them, I'. I!. .0. |\\c 1 M.llT N KW v I*.. oi.ki . dune Id.- tun town is 0.1 a <i aih. solid, uprifht move. Several | nice up-to-date residences have liccu built , recently, and plans are lieinif laid for | -ewrai more in the near future, 1 Tin* 1 mviets have lieen grading and jw.detiiii}* I lie finbli loads iiitlx coin uiiMiil\ lor tin pas. two weeks, and I it ilia! they will bcfiti work 011 our tiveis in a few days. Kverxthiu^ is ino\ inu' aloief smoothly under the new iue.ii'|ha at ion lav s. \> lie loin ^ .0 - <'1.1 an I <eib 1 I child of Mr. ami Mrs. Giblies who moved ' to this place recently from Anfrnsta, died hist Tuesday )'. in., of brain fc\cv. ? llis little body wascarried Intel-: home on Wednesday for interment. This is indeed a heavy blow to the parents, having lost a little girl live years old les-i i than four inonllis ago. Mis. George Ladsbaw who lias Uen i critically ill for several weeks is now slowly con v alt -si i ng. I'rof. h. I?. I laynesof l.ces\ itle 1'einale College, with two of his children is hen on a visit to his parents. Mr. W.T. II ay I ics, principal of l'lupin High School, Xewlicrry county has been here for several da\ s. Mrs. Jus. Tico of l'ieiliuont lias been visiting her relatives at this place. Iter sister. Miss Kva Wood returned with her for a few weeks visit. Miss Jennie Wilkins of 1'nion has also been visiting relatives hen*. Mh.non irrri:. TI1K NOUTII I*At'lMjKT ..n'TKH = DENOMI NATION A L J\ S. C'JN VKNTH >X. The North I'aeolet InbTdcuoiiiinniionu! Sunday school ?';v.ive!ition will meet at Ararat, June 2Sth 1'.???:?. The following program has been adopted. 10.2.0 a. m Devotional ev.vi -e by Kev. Sini|ic?>n lllanton. 10. b'i a. m. Knrolhnent of schools and delegates and rending reports of same. j 11.(to a. in. S/ruion by Uuv. 'JJ. J. . IhtM'k. i?astor. in i r.kMlss|o\. 2.00 11. in. Ippuit of town.hip sup r- j; intendeut T. M. Intllejohu an 1 J. (. Thomas. 2.150 p. in. What is the use of the '< primary class in the Sunday school".* To 1, be discussed by different brethren. 25.0.) p. lit. flow e;in the Sunday sea >'1 advance lite spirited iu'. -r. >1 ??t tli j chililitiii nhose Clients have ungodly ^ lives? General discussion. 25.250 p. in. What arc sonic of the best evidences of spiritual workers in th average church sn unhcrs: General dis- i cussion. I *.1#.? p. tip A?-.'Lj, The work ot vlu- convention will h.? M'i entirely to those who feel disp > e I t;i uimn any or all ol the subject > 1> lore i;. and we hope that :t!l will prepare themselves to take part. Kadi male tea"hor is cvn. . } .<; t i a talk, and '!; chuJrii \\s is at u > ei\U upon ;ti^\ v.pe hi* chooses. Tho ditlx'ivnt e'uMtT* ai\j l*. i.ilu present and thy lad'-' vv;;i o| mc In ;;:their ' ... Kveryljndy fricndh to the sohool cause is invii I t > cam and l ikpart in the work. .1. M. (ii:t:i:n. !. I . SriiAis. Socy, Kor l-\. < oai. List of I.et'.srs lleiiiainiii't in tin* I'osi Oili.vnl t'nion. for the wtH'k ending .lune i Is'th. J). \V. Wallace. .1. N". Siwmi. T. K. Suftles, .lack Reynolds. N. l'orier Ike M/iKissiek. Frank M<dnt\iv. I MflN, \Y. M. MTuifi.. > f >-* >'oji:e Teftiptlles. T. (}. tr.liUTT. "X. r.. f*rr.? well. Persons calling for the aim- i.e.;. T will please say if advertised, ?I will I e j[. required to i?ay one eont for tlcir di llv- j e.ry, II. W. 1 i a it1'. M. AU.fAXl ! : MKKi lX.;. Annual nriot'inr o! th - I irn nni'v farmers a'dianee \h>. |.Vi is. ;i!;e i i > :? ; at I'liion court home on Frit!..;. i!. dr?l of .Inly \<M.\ l!\i r\ rt'liaif ai o' i ' i' who lictlcv i? il fli" :111!-1 i it .1 i I A "" ' [4 illtl'lUl. :H t<' will lli>\" solV *(*::.! a spt'iiUors on lh.:l tiny. I! r ^ Kcitt 11:?< n i cult I lo l? wi'li u> t'li! ?>lln*r s|Hi:ikr ? li.iVi* !?; ? :> iu\ il ! ?>:i ; . il;iv l?v unit's i'i" Hit' i>i*i leiii. .1. W. .1 vn>. S ".vtiil'V . "llioii ( t. I". A. ? ? < Ol" v 1!. MKKTIX!.. Tlr.1 liti "t'lin.; tti lit 'i ; i I council wjiN ''.it nil .!ii;u lliii i Ail int'inlipi's \\< i?:?will. It Wilt liio 1 ;i;ii| c IVi if ! t t.l*. W:i > jiersnn i ! ill |t.i-; '.I Ittflt in.* Aivvik 11 i:it lit- 'ii; !l iM:ii i:i ;i. i- t.i ui.li! i.:i ful low in;/ i-i' i iir;. Tlio folio", 14 ii Wi-r i'1 .!: 1'. II. < lllji. i't nl' /I'tlio,-. I. \" , ri tliiv iHtlirt* :i! .1. \\. (.illt-:i iii';'ii ji t!:<"'. t f It wilt in '* i nil . /:. ' i.i |?tli('fiilPII "I [ill* Ithlf Jt I . ' . Kilnnisi'l I i' v.?*'i* ! ii Initio iiv' ?: . It Wil< IliitV' r.l'l ".t'Y'if 1 : il l l!l' '. .. I.' In* Jiniil ii Mil i'i .- t fi.iii ii ;i : ll'olii .llUlc HI W. '1'. IS :> \. ? ii-rk i>i. - c. M A'N I' MKKTIXi.. Hi'^uliir miti.iii : '>II " I ' i : j I/flyy. A. I'M.. \". 7"'. w '!! It ' ?t this J'Vnl;i\ tjiiiir.;, .luiu- I ', 'i'i i'. ('. tll'^rtf Wilis' cnliifi "if I ! : i /'i .' business t?t' if'f: ! inn' will I> ; (< . i. ! to. W . i. J ?i; \ it, t't . . !. W. M. M*i?r. . ELEfI3TJ NOTfCE. L. s I All t'lf. 1 ij it If. .. : S .: . i. lii'lil ill till' 1st Ii'I. Ill I ' .own >!' j ^ t ?lllolt till* l| ?lii\ ! ill;. : . I'm;- oiif* I iiii'IIIIkt - '' t i J. !?! ?J" ! 11 .;!j'j . ;! to\\'|| Ml' I tlj VI- i'l il* li\ \ ; M. w. ("v I.. V. I:?. !- V 1. K. i Tindey arc ?ijr?<1 in i:of !1 tioil, I'oil* I I i . i, i i. a. hi. ami rt ai > <>' |.. ' . l'i. (. holder . <>!'vj ;n i'iil i||( i t .\u* , 1 t lie eleel ioiii .1- <ii N .\. i' v \ t ?? >! ,v.. . 1 A Flribis njrfao.;urc. 1 v. ill xivihist eli'.ss I arheeue ' Nhiii 1 ai. -el l j 11 ; ;, of . IIII > ! SUA II . i'l |!: . I I ' jnililie are id I. f > wi I ;? i < . \f. ? < t,: . IOTI0E: I'.iiiii hr .li.ii .j other lilt iutlil'i \\'t | > i>lioio?ra|>iiikill ; . : S ieltolsuin ; shire train . , i . 1 (: l?- >" '* !.* \. !' !| : ; 8 l urn ir.il*;. *J' A " - . ."8 % Home First the World Next. This should he the motto of every individual in this community today, and when we say this we voice the sentiment of every merchant in Union County. SVERYxDOLLAR spent in your liomc stoves adds to the development of the home industries. It helps the growth of the town and country by helping the growth of each and every individual, for wo arc all i more or less dependent upon each other. There's no use to send your I - MoXKY ?= % off from home and pay express charges when you can get values like these at our store. . i 'owols inches fringed, hig value hittennilk Toilet Soap, > cakes in a box 10c. box .adits' Laundered Shirt Waists for hot weather 50c. Hack Cashmere half wool. 5>4 inches wide Ifte. iood 'L willed Feuther Hod Ticking worth Inc.: our price 10c. inc Silk Mitts extra long, city prices COe,, our price ?iOc, udies' line 40 gauze fust bluck hose, city prices doc,, with us 2oc. adies' corset covers. V f You Want a Pretty Figure Just try one of our FEATHERBONE CORSETS. ' Your Money is wailing for you in our till if this corset does not pn?vc satisfactory after dO days wear. What's fairer".' There are lots of them going out on these terms. We- ,->iiil have some elegant values in ladies and children:? Oxford ies. * * it rJl" 2 H*Z <T>IA1L> XX X?J_-iI-A.X51 A? H, Foster & Co. ItU BARGAINS!:-: BIG BABGAIMS!! i FOIi the next fifteen days at ' GRAHAM & SPARKS.' Wc wiil tiler sonic very low prices for th<* next 1-3 il.ivs, in Dress Conrls i? ^ u; III \V OU 1 and cotton fabrics. These goods must bo closed out regardless of profit. They must und will be sold. This will be a rare opportunity to /ASH v BUYERS. Tine figured lawns at -le, line db nitios at 8c. A large and attractive line of line figured dimities, organdies and lawns mark*.d down, dow 11,, down. Don't miss this opportunity EILLINERY!MILLINERY!! In Millinery we itf oiler 3on a big linn at about w! 111! 1 < 1 < iv...... ... your | IJ-K.. We i'lM). is deal- this .stock out to mak ,, ,oom j;,r "Mr I'm!I slock, an.I llicn we don i j.roposelo cony ok! slock over Irom one sens n toi.notlicr, ' "'e'* cio-e out all stock at I',,. tho s a.-oa ami make room for new (Vc,!i eooils all H'O lim Ilemombor this is (|1<x ,.fmnc ? for v(,u !" save your dollars, so come nl oacL. ml V'!li( i:"'' l?' I? d'l. ,|,, ,,|?m< . yoi?B tru|y> fa ham & Sparks.