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Koyml Mktf the food pare, wholesome end delicious. ROM POWDER Absolutely Pure DOTAL tAKINO POAOtR CO., HtW YORK. CHURCH DIRECTORY FOR UNION. Methodist Ciiuiich?ltev. Massaltcrni, Pastor. Services every Sabbatli at 11 a. m. and at 7.30 p m. Sunday School at 10 a. m. A. P. II. Walker. Sul>erinteiulent. Prayer meetings every 1P...1 - i - " % ii tuncNiiiy aiiernoon at 4 o'clock. The public aro cordially invited to attend these services. Pkesbytekian Church?Divine service every Sunday at 11 o'clock by the Pastor, Rev. C. 11. Jennings. Sunday School Sunday afternoon in the church jarlor at 5.30 p. ni.. J. E. Colton, superintendent. Prayer meetinp Thursday afternoon at 5.30. Christian Endeavor Society meets at the church parlor on Mondays at a.ao p. to. AU cordially invited to these services. Episcopal Ciiukcii?ltev. Sanders Cuipnard. Rector. Services lirst, third and fourth Sundays in eveiy month at 11 o'clock a. m., and 4..'10 p. m. Sunday School at .'1.30 p. m. every Sunday. Services at I^ocklmrt the second and fifth Sundays in every month. Baptist Ciicm n?Rev. L. M. Rice, Pastor. Services every Sunday at 11 a. m. and at 7 p. m. Sunday School at Id a. in., .1. A. Sawyer, Superintendent. Young People's Union every Sunday at 4 p. m. Prayer meeting Wednesday evenings at 7.30. You are cordially invited to attend these services. Factoky IIii.i. Church (Methodist) ?Rev. J. C. Ro|>er, Pastor. Services every Sunday at 11 a. in. and s p. in. Sunday School at p. in., W. T. Thomson. Superintendent. All are cordially invited to attend these services. PERSONAL PARAGRAPHS. People You May Wish to Know About. Judge Townsend is now at home. J. W. Scott of Jonesvillc, was in Union on Wednesday. .1. (i. Rice, of Carlisle- was in Union on Wednesday. .1. I.. McWhirter, of Jonesvillc, was in Union on Wednesday. Dr. W. L. Sims of Lyleslord was in Union on Thursday. It is said that Macbeth Young is perfectly happy in camp. Captain Hunter says that he has the best company in the regiment. Kx-Comptroller General Kpton, of Spartanburg was in Union on Thursday. l)r. I.awson fell over a stump in camp a few nights since and was right seriously hurt. Harry lioss <?f the Johnson Rifles came up Tuesday from Columbia and returned on Wednesday. John J. Littlejohn, of the LittleJohn Company, of Jonesvillc, was in I'nion on Wednesday. Mrs. Fouche and Mrs. Spoor, of tieorgia and Tennessee, are visiting their niece, Mrs. W. K. Thomson. Lieutenant Motlowan says that the Johnson Rifles have several splendid musicians. Privates Hay Kant, Kemp Thomas, Marvin McNence and Hen Jolly spent Sunday at home on furlough. l)r. JetTerson Reeves went to Laurens on Monday to attend the marriage of his brother. Rev. L. M. Rice is teaching at the iraded School during the absence of l'rof. Jeffries. Wallace Snnders came home from Cnmp Ellerbe on sick furlough Inst week. We hopo he will soon be himself again. W. T. Heaty was sent as u delegate from Cherokee Lodge Knightc of l'ythias of Lnion to the State Convention at Newberry. Mrs. L. N. Rodger, accompanied by her sister Miss Laura 111 ease, has gone to Newberry on a visit to relatives. We hopo the trip will help her health. Senator Win. JetTries, of Cherokee, paid us a short visit on last Monday. We were glad to see him looking so well. Cnpt James K. Hunter and Surgeon John Lawson came up on Sunday last ami remained until Monday with their many friends. l'rof. Davis .JefTries is sick at hi* old home over in Cherokee county, It. is thought, he will soon he able tc he at his post of duty again. Magistrate J. Fred Me I.lire hehi court, at West Springs on Monday last. Messrs Townsend ami Sawyei were the opposing counsel for .lame? and Wm. Smith. The whole of West Springs attended the law suit. Hog ansville or West Springs will he ir evidence every now and then. I I I.ieutenent McGowan came up frot Columbia on Monday and returne on Tuesday. It is said that the Liov tenant is the next best known ma in Columbia, Lt. Col. James Tillma being best known. Surgeon John M. I.awson was th first volunteer sworn in to Unci Sam's service. He was the only ma appointed from the 8rd Regiment t a position by Governor r.iicrDe. James D. Fleming is Commissar; Sergeant for the Johnson Rifles Could a better one liavo been found Wh ? said the Johnson Riflos wouh sutTer for something to eat'.' Dr. C. C. Brown, the Baptist divine dolivered quite an entertaining an< instructive address at the opera housi on Monday night last. The audienci was not as large as the address de served. Samuel S. Farror brought ah es eaped prisoner, Samuel Rice, F. C. from the Union city chain gang t< town on Monday lastf. He was work ing with Klijah Howell when arrested Register. Don't forget to register. Register. Go to S. M. Rice and register. Register. Take vour county registration certificate and your last years tax receipt tc S. M. Itice and get your registration certificate for the city election. New Residence. are informed that J)r. JosejTli Hamilton has contracted with Miller, the contractor, for the building of a nice resideneo on tho lot lately purchased from W. H. Sartor. The nink Fisher. Mr. Geo. C. May killed a mink on Fair Forest creek tho other duy that had a cat fish in its mouth when killed. The mink was some distance from the water and the fish was still alive. A Nice Monument. One of the neatest and prettiest monuments we have ever seen has been erected at the grave of the late Wm. A. Nicholson, in thel'nion comet a ry. Liberality and Progress. We arc glad to state that nearly all the citizens on the newly opened street gave the land necessary for the wideninir of the street. Thev realize that their remaining property is improved by the street. Saturday Night Racket. ? ? On last. Saturday night at a negro frolic at Jack Hates1 house, in t lie South part of Union, a shooting and cutting scrajK' occurred lietween some negroes, in which .lack Heaty. Thomas Fair and Pierce Gist were shot and cut. We regret to say that none of the three were hurt seriously, and that the community at large would have been lietter oft' had| Deputy Coroner Gage been summoned, 011 last Sunday morning to hold an inquest overall three of them. They ait a nuisance and have lieen for some tinn in this city, and could well lie snared. A Deserter. One night last week a private nannjte Shehnn, from North Carolina, wljC joined the Johnson Killes after heiill, sworn into I'nited States service u sorted. On Saturday or Sunday Chi jj 01' Police Culp and Policeman O'Shio p had trapped him. O'Shields piny his cards well and had Shehnn bef< p lie knew what was up. The Chief Police telegraphed Capt. K. B. Fui I*. S. A. at Columbia that, he / Shehnn. and Fuller replied tof cl him until a guard was sent, for T D The guard in charge of Casey ir0 *? 1~.. : l . ../t II uji tin iuunuu} morning ana ruiu^ ** on Monday night with Shehan. 03 New Street. rc The council has opened a st.r>or enlarged it, running from Main : between the residences of (jpn,?!" lace and Mr. K. 1.. Clark due so1 ** ' u Mill street. It- will make<juite^c? stroct and will open up son1'ce c< building lots. If this street hadver heen named we would sugg name of Wallace street, in Pr ; Judge Wallace, and the uop'ree* n opened up should be named,we>'. u after the hero of Manilla. TPoun* n cil is rightopen up streets, urtan- u burg's appearance has been j'*?ved u wonderfully by opening up m?treets s and straightening old ones. et (] good work go on. ]< Children's Missionary Hntef01*>ent- ]] The Children's Missionn?06'0^ n of thi> I'resbyterian chur f?ftVe H v benefit. Ice cream, cake t lemon- i j, ade was served at the eh^1 P,,r'or | r mst mesuiiy evening for ' FBlBO" jc worthy purpose r?f aidingMne Inis* sions. The eause whs aprJ,ate(l t a liberal patronage of t citizens , generally, and <piite a gny,n& SUIn n was realized. The ent ?wnnge- f ments and got up was16 *? i (ieo. II. Oetzol and her clent liou" tenants Miss Amy N*>lson a,,(l I Miss Ina MeNally, togdr with the j willing, helping'hands' t!,c dear J children. ] ; i . , Almost a Wholesale DrJI,nK' Last Sunday inor? seventeen . negroes, im>n, womeiPd children, I ' got into a flat to ere Broad river i to attend preaching ?'Be York sido I of the river. This * 8 K(>od load j I 4 for the little craft, 'Sides it had < been for several wee Partly out of j ' the water, eonseijutO'' ""'ro were J1 1 many cracks. So w1 'n al>out ten i' feet of the bank tWhleh it was! I n headed it surlt weht down the (\ yells, frantim. screams and j. cries for henprs description Grew n being both j* ? nd alarming. ]| n The water inerw s fortunately a rec very low. tot been no doubt "I \ several woulheen drowned, but lecai 0 nil were sabed on shore, noth- thy i c ing lost exeslinner. Upon the i>eop 11 surface of tar could be seen I su 0 floating pies, bread and cus- pl?r< turds. One" however, clung y to her baskighall the struggle , , i. for life, btier chagrin when f opened nil *asket was a mushy J mixture of?ll prepared dinner. injne. One man as wife if she got her ( new Sundiret. {,U? | 1 _ Dec? *! tiectric lio water. very 0 We do rre to do any one an had i _ injustice, acause we are relige- ^'on ously oppi doing so, second. 8^vey because vte to be fairly nnd ?ure justly do?*by others, so in say lngwliat# in this we do not J want to bpderstood. On every cono " side we ^fronted with com- wrot plaints f# -people of the town ]?e.ri about th'Meney of the electric djrec lights amt works, and from with what tlw.thoy have cause to that complaiStnx levy this year is pour double , *ftst year, together coult with tlipped valuation of the have propert*>wn taxes are very fori heavy St1" citizens. Now the Ea compluip tliat. these taxes to JJj"sunnor?tric lights and water ,,lle ' works Mr to that portion of ' 1 the cit?p? aro 80 situated as to get nbiB*0 benefit from either i\ and yo?eir portion of |i?is tax .1 * "' >-~?jWpr V.'inu1 111 vj .1..^ 1 VirgiiJreet, no water pipes, yet ( I there fsix residences on this street. ^ \ This iJntrary to the fundamental 1 1 princjft of our government, taxation f withc#epresentation, or equiavlent c to it.| c Persf Notts 'bout the Slngin Skute r I Frum Jed His seff. 1 oJanesday nite May 25, at the oppijnouse, Mr. and Mrs. Jedediah Bohm will show off there skollars of tjlingin klass for the amusement & crash um of all them thet comes, C ?t tKings Dauters air at the bot- tl torn it it will g6t the funds thet is w mnl No one knos how much krude o mcJcal talunt thair is in Union till thfum out it herr it see the new fa?d tunes it thyngs they air goin tupek it sing it du. .led sai/. if it wifur cut in up so mity had thet y sffftl of tho wimin kud be Primmer Dire in operay troops it the men _ k?wl be klowns in cirkuses ekcept Miach Hawkins it he kud be a Sini/or a President on account of his ifin. Note?Fokes iz ekspekted to ' 1 but don't spark when the lites is ill ?v.\. w;u u. ...4?>!.*. t- a- 4, "'jiroity will see thet all rules is eari out, 'cept one, it thut one is the ) Jed ha/, whveli will be used free- J i i.?ii- "? >" ' - .i - ' i uii i/uvy i/oouie. oay : \i nais uie o o' hangin back, get a scn* ^ kum. >u will have a reel good lit IT. It ily kosts 2"> seats, kids lf? sent*, eserved sects, whych is the ones lost up. 10 sonts extray or 515 seats . > all, * * Clifford Seminary. The editor returns thanks for the x% Mowing Invitation i ? The Senior Class invite you to atsnd the eomineneement exercises of ~ lifTord Seminary, May 20, to June 1808. el.ask or "1)8. G arie S. OlitTord Janie A Stover r' main .1. (iorden Kninia M. Smith .. 'ary K. Foster Kthel Walker J lorie M. Partridge Maggie Walker ^ PKOUHAM. ti Sunday May 20, Presbyterian o lurch, baccalaureate sermon by Jtev. n . X. Mcl.auchlin. j* Monday May 80, 1.4f> p. in., Opera * ouse, concert, admission by tiokot. Tuesday May HI, Seminary, art tidbit, 10 a. m. to 7 p. in. Clnss icital. 8.510 p. in. Wednesday, June 1, Opera Mouse [ouse 11 a. m. Annual address, b ev. W, P. Jacobs, 1). |). lirad- v ating exercises. Conferring iJegrees, G Hcminary, 8. 510 to 11.510 p. m., re-- & ?ption and tlrill. G To the Prohibitionists of the 8>tatp. The Kxecutive Oomiuittce hating nthorizeil its chairman t.n cull n nr?n lnr subscription to enable the com1 it tee to carry on its work, would rge upon every friend of the movelent the duty and necessity of re- ^ ponding promptly and liberally to a lie call. Money is necessary for the j, 'gitimate purposes of thjs cause, and f f the amount needed is promptly t laced at the command of the com- I nittee, I feel assured that our success 1 rill be made certain. As the benefits 1 o result from this success will he s ealued by all, each*should cheerfully c ontributp. I have this day addressed a letter o the member of the Kxecutixe Comnittee of each county in tl^state, authorising the collection of this l und nml requesting notice thereof i n their respective counties. i Contributions in this county may t le'mnde to If. P. Hcajfe,cpunty chairpan, or forwarded directly to Thos. f. LaMottc, Secretary und Treasurer, dewberry, S. C. A. O. Junks, Chairman. . . j Some jieople never realize how well off hey are until they try to ride a bicycle. ? ? Thousands of sufferers from gripiie liave been restored to health by One Minute Cough Cure. |t quickly cures roughs, colds, bronchitis, pneumonia, rripjK', asthma, and all throat and lung liseases. For sale by F. C. Duke and hockhnrt Mills. 1 t CATARRH FOR SIX YEARS. ^ ' Rapidly Worse?Doctors Did No Good. = re. Adam Staats7 Meqtton, Wis., in .. ^ ent letter to Dn. Hartinan writes : l,M? vrite this letter^ use of my syni|?aor tiie suffering ? WL le For six yeare/ V*/ for iffered withj ]tei >nic catarrh. never 1 caught le cold I woiiUV y J . a severe spell o1 if ifiA i less. I used dif- ',| .|Rt( it catarrii med- / r'Z^KvfJHIl u' b and the doctors f j;n dl they could, J#-*5"*!* T?.r the relief was only temporary. In j imber, 1897, my condition became bad. i could not speaK aloud; i ii terrible cough, profuse expectoni- j and frequently s|>it blood, night t}nt ts and extreme emanciation. 1 wjus (<()l I must die of consumption. The : tIi seemed to spread all over nay ; my head, throat, nose, bladder and b. At this time I received a l>ook SI erning Pe-ru-na. I immediately e to Dr. Ilartman, who prescribed ' a-na and Man-a-lin. I followed his . at itions strictly. 1 began to improve 1"t< the first bottle, and during the time t"e I took the medicine I gained twenty ids. 1 feel as well now ;is anyone ~ ~ 1 possibly feel. I am sure I would 1011 been dead long ago had it not leen I >r. Hardman's advice and medicine." the cry woman should have a copy of E?h Hart man's latest book entitled Pr'r alth and Beaty." Sent free by The ~ a-na Drug Manufacturing Company mbus, Ohio. I i for ? the I?x*olilt>itiotiiMtH. Ll^ilH^Cilsseby asked to send your felegaitos CTi*nty Prohibition Con- I mention to be hefo.the court house at (lid L/nion S. C., on ifti' the 6th' siles- 1 lay. of June 1898.each township in I (lect at least three and elect anc >nly those who will att/ftgd are tru? r.f?; 'rohibitionists. Elect tlieftr.JX. ^W'll lotify me. Convention will convene at j * %J V1VA/IV Hi. .*"N S. M. Rick. Jit., E. U., Member of the State Executive Com. STOLEN. On last Saturday night the horse of Ihief of Police Culp was stolen from he shed near McLure's store. He as a Texas pony with C. S. branded n his hind leg. Information desired. j"cT OTTS, ATTORNEY AT LAW. Will practice in all the State courts, rill be found in Schumpert, Butler McGowan's ofliee. < NOTICE, [ The council has appointed D. T. Black, ] [. L. Cult) and Tm R Tinslnv uc ;ers of town election to be held June ML G. Young, Mayor. Clerk and Treasurer. l'J-'Jt. j Master's Notice. ix parte Anna V. Feemster In ro os? < tato of John L. Feemster. Notice Is hereby given that Anna '. Feemster has filed her petition 1th me for an homestead exemption 1 the personal property of John L. 'eemster, deceased. Said petition ill come up for a hoarlng bofore roe n the 11th of May, 181)8, C. H. PEAKK, Master. notice: To the voters of the town of Union,S, Please remember that yau can be pgisteml at my place of business "Woner Store" any day now, until May 20th : properly qualified. The requirements re that you show your registration cerilicate, poll and town tax receipts and ike the oath administered. Come at nee to avoid the rush at the last. Will agister you any. day but my special days re April 28, Map 5, If), 20, 27, 28, [) and UO, 8. M. )(|i e, Jr. E. U. Supervisor llegistr>t; Notice : All persons are hereby notified that unting, fishing or tresspassing in any ray whatsoever upon the lands of Mrs. jeorge Jlailey is forbidden, any nerson [> trespassing will be punished to the ull extent of the law. It. T. Bmmcy. Agt. April ay, W. 17-41. Clear Out StrenniH. Office of ) County Sipeu visor, < Union, S. C., April 90, fHDH. 1 In accordance with .Section U7* of he General Statutes of this State its mended December -JU, frtHa, lh Statutes ?. 896, all land owners shah remove rom the running streams of water upon heir land all trash, trees, rafts and timers, during the mouths of May and Yugust in each year. Laud owners in Jnion county through whose lands treains run, will govern themselves ac :ordingly. 4. ttpvpaniAVM, County Supervisor. Notloo! All jiersons are hereby notified that Minting, fishing or trespassing in any ,vay wliatsoeyer upon the Murphy lands, mw rented vy me. will be prosecuted to lie full extent o.f the law. April 3d, 1808. O. \\ Hisnof. IHt 1 Woj^Biwaiia""" ' Remaining in the PostOffice at Union 5. C. for the week ending May 30, J898. Chicago Portrait Co. Miss Maggie Dawkins Mrs. Frances Dunlap Mr. Ike Ilill Miss Morger .Jeter Mys Sallie Millwood C. M. Thompson. Persons calling for the above letters will please say if advertised, and will be required to pay one cent for their delivery. J. C. lIUNTKft, V. M, I NNOUNCEMENTS. Ul persons must pay in advance for announcement of their names as Canutes. ^ lioiy: or llEl'IiESENTA11VFS. j hereby announce myself a candidate the State of South Carolina House of J nesentatives. subject to the DrmoLie primary election. M. 1). LEK. IIOI'SE or HKl'UKSKNTATIVKS. hereby announce myself as a camlie for mendrership in the House of A.. #.v ll.n MWiuuuvr^ SMII'ITCI iu HI*- wi ion county at thei)eniocrat.ic primary :tion. .Tamks C. Guilts. In ion, S. C., May 11, 181)8. ACP1TOH. hereby announce myself a candie for re-election for t lie office of inty Auditor subject to the decisof the primary election. .INO. G. FAkk. ;l'EUINTKN llKNT Ol EDUCATION. hereby announce myself a candi e for the office of County Super- ri indent of Education, subject to 1 Democratic primary election. J amksT. Kowlkk. g 1 SUTEKINTENKENT OF EDUCATION'. am a candidate for re-election for 2 office of County Superintendent of ication subject to the Democratic T nary. D. B. Fast. L ALDERMAN?WARD 4. hereby announce myself a candidate A ldprmnn from wurd fmir I). S. BETS!!.!.. ALDERMAN?WAKI) 1. hereby announce myself as a canate for Alderman from ward one. lank the people for their support the past, and I ask for a contlnu:e of the same in the June election. ; W. K. TuoytimuutviL; at n:S5 a. w. 1 *# ALDERMAN'?\V.VKl> ?>. I announce myself a candidate foi Alderman from ward three. T. E. BAII.KV. May It), 1808. ALDERMAN?WARD 4. Mr. J. J.. Hicks is announced as a candidate for alderman from ward four. FOR rrilLIC WORKS COMMISSIONER. I hereby announce myself a candidate for Public Works Commissioner. May 25, 1898. Jacob Rick. ri'llLIC WORKS COMMISSIONER. I hereby announce myself as a candidate for reelection as public works commissioner for Union. Thanking the people for their cordial suuport in the [xist I ask for a continuance of the same in the next election. "W. II. Sartoiu Union, S. C. May I'd, 1898. , * uri in, 1) L announce myself ;us a candidate f A. ilderman from ward 1, at the coniimi election in June 1898. Thanking the K'tipin im union ior meir sii|>i>ori in Hie Kist and asking a continuance of t lie same, I remain respectfully, Jod. 1). An Till'h. LOST. LOST?One walking cane, natural wood color, varnished. Stick has one black spot u|K>n it. The stick only hits a value to the owner. A suitable reward will be given if left at The Times otlloe. D-tf, FOR SALE." ~ FOR SALE?Elegant six room dwelling with lot on South street. Splendid location, newly built. Terms cash, or half cash, balance on time, secured l?y mortgage, Inquire of Mus. J. G. i Oetikl. tf. FOR SALE.?A good l>orse sual buggy for sale together or separate. Horse seven years old, weighs 1/200 )>ounds. A good saddle, buggy, plow and wagon horse. Apply to A. W. Grkkx. Atteution Peuslonei'M I Rleuse call at your postoftice for your Reason cheeks. is-lt. J. II. Mck'issn'k NOTICE. AH iteraons are hereby notified not to Uea|>as.s, by hunting or otherwise, on the land of the undersigned. Tliose disregarding tliis notice will be prosecuted to the full extent of the law. W.m. Oavw, Catii amine McXally. April 95, 1808, is It. "final dihciiahge. I Notice is hereby given that .James 1*. Jeter, guardian of the estate of Nettie and Gary Jeter, minors, lues applied to Jason M. Greer, Judge of I'robaie, in and for the county of Union, for a linal discharge as guardian. ]t is ordered, that the 8th day of June A- t*PH, lie IIxcmI for hearing of )petition, and a final settlement of said estate. Jason M. Gueek, Probate Judge Union county t K, U. <*uuiivt l?or Corn, The otl mill is making up a few tons of fertilizer for corn and peas, will also have a few tons of acid. Those wanting ca? lie supplied. 40-3L ' Hiding a wheel strengthens the muscles almost as much as dodging one does. RUCKLEN'S ARNICA SALVE. The best salve in the world for cuts, bruises, sores, ulcers, aalt rheum, fever sores, tetter, <>hup)ied hands, chilblains, corns, and all skin eruptions, and positively cures piles, or no jmy required. It is guaranteed to give ]?erfect satisfaction or money refunded. Price J."> cents per lx>x. For side by F. C. Duke. Don't wait for an engraved invitation when V'iu are alono with a kissable gitf, 1 MEW YOI R lere are Some of ,500 yards nice fig ,000 yards nice sn .adies nice laundr \nd lots of too numei portio abov< NO TROUBLE HARRY i BIG STOfi TO B1 REDICULOU The season is udvai Dress Goods, Clothing, Sh we will sell regardless of We want to turn the in the prices will do it, object. We have a noby lin Hats and Trunks that w agents for the celebrated $29.50 up. Call and see The Pure THE BO? Social sale of dry rikkIs ;mk lace ourtains, millinery, etc. Nov in and look at our beautiful line ol nicres. the verv liest. miulitv ami to 50 cents i?er yard. We sell the per yard. Look at them before y< cajis, a large stock of them, good < gloves and inlts in all colore, beau All we ask is for you to look at t tine quality and very wide, formei cents jer yard. Linen and seersu a limited supply of them so we ad^ cents up. Our millinery deprrtment s with the same remark that our sir est they have seen, togeilier with they ate beauties, used to sell for a few moore of those sailors at 2b < Now for our gents underw the best quality of bnlhriggan, sui the very low price of 30 cents eacl before purchasing any, as they are ttie sizes are broken, (rents socks l?air up. All sizes and colors. O out at 25 cents )>er doz. R * IK | ACKET. 1 Our War Time Prices: ?1 fured dress mull 2 l-2c. 100th gincrham - 2 l-2c. ied waists 25c. up. I ! IMIIII IMII other Articles 'ous to menII ^ 1!^ n to the I 3 articles. f I ?????? TO SHOW GOODS. S, I' ? ^ -1 ? j 1 - . '4' ' & BELK. ] . : V* X OF M S . ' 3 SOLD AT i )t SLY LOW PRICES-!, neing and we have a big stock of' - loes, Hats, Trunks and Notions that profit. goods into money, and 'if a big c,u.t^ we will certainly accomplish our . ^ ie of Dress Goods, Clothing, Shoes, . \ e will sell very loV? We are also Norwood Bicycles tlrat we sell from us. . L :ell Cash Co. < 1 MARCHE'S 1 fancy goods, laces embroideries, ribbons, silks, - & v is tlie time for everyone to volunteer and come /.r French ginghams, organdies, lawns and coin N style. These gooils were formerly sold for 25 \V m exactly at what they cost, from 10 to 20 ceuta mi buy. Wo know you will be pleased. Baby inality and latest style from 10 cents up, Silk tifnl quality from 11 cents to .'Mi cents jier pair, hem we will do the rest. Sack ribbon, extra 1 price 7."> cents to .51 i>er yard, l'rice no"w 85 i cker underskirts, nice and cool. We Qnly have dse srn early insjiection. Prices ranges from 40 ig till continues to draw the crowd, and all go away dors, untrimmed hats and dowers are the cheai?- c MUK the liest quality. One hundred leghorn hats and I? $1.25 to $2.00, now are going at 75 cents. Ar t t >Be-Uns* jents. . . .goods. ear. We have an extra large stock of them i flft ?4., ? ..11 MM 1 ? ? I i>3 m; iuuiiCIJ, ill <111 SIMJM. i liev are lO L>e SOin 1. VJV?j li. We would like for you to look at these goo< e Q to lie sold on their merits. Come in early befo " 1 ?, we have a nice line of them from 8 cents p ^ ^ ne lot gents collars only a few sizes till they sell i. COHEN. ' M