The weekly Union times. [volume] (Union C.H., South Carolina) 1871-1894, 1889-10-25
Interesting from sau tue.

Mn. EDiToR.-Wh.le ";oiling on" a
| great many i'll rs naturally suggest ibcm-
| selves to me. T,ey fit acrJss my mind, as
they come AMI e", with that rapidity and
prom'scuohsness, that they get s.,
| mixed up, cannot get .'grip" enough
on them 70 tell much Of either. But In
this case have singled out ons that woull
| can be called. IL Is nothing moreoor less
than that Of improving our o,unty pspe r:
Almost everyone says 10 me, 'write.
think 81, too, but am going TO say more
than that. There ought to bs o correspou-
dent at every Postoficc, TO writ, up the
news and other matters of interest aud
benefit, which would often be of great value
to the county. Some. no doabt, will cay,
40, p.hnw 1 am a farmer, aud l haven't
IN, time, anl can't send the news regular,
aud can't put my thoughts on paper fit to
be prlnie:i, and the Editor dou't like to be
bothered" SC. | know, from experience,
that f,mcr can't be as regular Ms sume ia
his correspondence, for many times when
he is lusy on the farm, things will slip by
aud bee ,me cd before he ctn send them.
and then become colds" instsa Of "new.."
| am, l think, safe id assuring you that
The + itpr WILL appreciate your articles, if
hey only come in crisp and sharp once q
month. Then see how interesting it would
be to hear from every section of the county
occ isionaily. or, say twelve times q year
whereas, now we seldom never or hear from
onc-fcurth of the county, aud can hardly
tell q stranger whether there is church Oh
a school house in one-half the townships of
the mnty.
Don't be afraid that the Editor won't like
to be troubled with them, for he is never
hc'Ier pleased than when he is troubled in
hat way. If you will do this, You would
not have any reason for saying, "Oh, there
is no news in the TINES this week" but
everybody would want to see what was
going on in the other townships.
When l receive the TINES the first thing
l reai is the letters from the CORES pom
dents in other parts of the county. feel
that | know them, aud am talking with
them in person, aud kind of brotherly
interest springs up between US.
1t in our power TO make the county
paper useful and interesting TO us, aud
profitable t. the Editor. By that means,
the paper would be enlarged, improved and
contain moro news, and that of more geu-
eral iuteres'; and, as consequence, it
would have more r.aders-subscribin
renders. we mcan-which would command
moro advertisements, which would mean
more money for the proprietor, making him
more anxious and able to make his paper
more valuable, aiding to his pleasure and
comfort in his old age, and securing more
patronage and profit to the advertisers from
more people reading their ads. And we
who did our parts, or tried-I will apply
this to myself-c say we have made
somebody happy; and If we make any
body happy we will feel happy ourselves,
if we c,n appreciate the satisfaction of
doing good to our fellow man.
Aud then, ton, the ladies might write,
giving their idens about lesscuing house.
hold cures, how 10 make nobby little things
to beautify home, kitchen eoono ny, cook-
ing and other recipes, and hints of almost
every kind that 10 re ,dily adjust themselves
to the feminine mind.
They can make the columns of the
TINES bright and sparkling. The Ladies
write for n great many other papers, and
know there arc rs bright and intelligent
Ladies', both oil and young, matrons and
maidens, in tn county as the sun ever
shone upon. l don't mem that they can
only write about household and kitchen
management. but interesting letter seSSpd
~,-,>r w Vt.,V - AuSr kx4A,
Intellectually. Now Ladies, try your PU
and will assure you they will be eagerly
real AMI appreciated ny hundreds besides.
L. W. J