The weekly Union times. [volume] (Union C.H., South Carolina) 1871-1894, 1889-03-29
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News rom Nofth koooA0S ~.
e,,, I.sx. March PA slow rain IS
.,unr th;, morning, with fair prospect OF W
,.,ny day. This will binder farm opera as
,vo, which have been carried on with v'gor b
,;nce tho blowing season set in. Asa gen. K
ara, thing our people have never been moro Ii
err, nth their work at this time OF Y
year than now. w.
oood heal,hs is almost universal. NE
don't know Of g single case of sickness in
th;. section and with the exception OF Z
lttls "rumpus' among some Of our ooiorod
u.,ulstion ct q. quasi prayer meeting ono
ntrht last week, our country Is peaceful
7, might mot be auaiss to hint that such pro-
ceeding. are not to be tolerated In 'niS som,
munity, and II it occurs again the prinspSi
actors are likely to get one full year s sra'n-
IN, .t manual labor iu Col. Lipscombs re-
formatory school in Columbia. "a word to
the wise is sufficient
j. Although but little is said a6ou: H. our
neovle arc chatting under the influence h
tho Mormon Elders, who are said 70 oe
preaching at certain places to motley cro"a''
IN This vicinity. We are glad to state, how
over. that the morals Of their converts are
!, b.vond the reach of centamination-rotten
I. eggs don't spell We are no exponen. 0i
a any organized opposition to the pern'o'oue
. doctrine Of polygamy, yet wo kno" 'ha'
e our people would gladly adopt any 'ee'",
mate measures that will rid the country o'
It such Q nuisance.
M.ssrs. Buice & Macarthur have com
ni.,.d one Of the stone pillars upon :whior
!. 20 nut tho bridge at Thomson's Mill.
s,.l -s /. --..ainds one Of the inyulneran'frt,
to Of Fort Sumter in It's pelimiest days. a
a. mistaken idea has crept iuto the minds
III some people that we were opposed to build
,u log stone pillars upon which to put tha
ur bridge. As matter Of convenience (if nc
20. ecensmy) we suggested, incidentally, tina
Ill the bridge be placed upon substantial tin
Id bers that would answer for IL or 10 year.
co rather than have no bridge at all. Ih
sly county could only pay $1,000, and W
thought this amount too small to cover tn
le- expenses of building it according to the sp'
est cifcations, hence cur suggestion in Il
der matter.
en- In answer TO cur scriptural questions
our three weeks ago We will say: "The Ju
.ud shall live by faith" is found in Haeakkul
YOU I'd chapter aud 4th worse; and the de'
eht quoted tho llth ana lZth verses Oh the u
10 o Psalm. =,
third OF 33tr
The many friends Of Mrs. 'Vox," wi
tfno doubt, be pleased to learn that her fing
eel has got we'll; yet the old oman thinks ii
les shorter than its mate on the other har
op' What is beyond human imaginatiouf Sir
yer its recovery the frowns have left her fl
rom and she looks several years younger. II
tho may be because she's moro ixy now til
La formerly.
We are sorry to learn that Marion Smi
of son of Mr.. and Mrs. John w. Smith,
ling Hopewell, York County, died yestert
an- morning. He had been sick with pnsur
un- mia for some time and had appareu
passed the crisis. He was o young man
aud good moral character. His parents, fam
,cca- aud friends have our heartfelt synpath
arge The peach blooms are out in all IL
grandeur, and the wheat and oats h
How differently one feels now with the o,
ays poets before him, than lie does in the
We Of the year when his crops have been
eskS stroyed and cold uncharitable winte,
tern coming on, is more readily imagined q
- described.
'uti- Mrs. I. JEFF Hughes who is suffer-
II q from cancer went to Atlanta last Sat,
low day for treatment. She is an excellent Ia
and we arc sorry to learn of her trouo
She expects to be gooe 3 months.
The marriage we noticed last week turn
snn out to be failure, Some people say t
a.. the knot slipped; others that the wax was
good. but we say the fault is in the m,
~ rial and nothing is wrong with the wo
~. manship-evsrybody to thoir notion.
i"'' Vox