The weekly Union times. [volume] (Union C.H., South Carolina) 1871-1894, 1889-04-19
Nsx, {om Nerth Paoolet.

News }om North Paoolet.
ETA JANE, April 15.-The dry spell |
came 10 an Hd last Saturday evening.
Since thep<ws have had one Of Uncle
."Dickeyy woodrsfrs dsi1sly dro.sly spells,
and vegetation is pSsh imprev~sin IN appear.
ance. Most Of our farmers ore ready to
plant Z Dir orsps, wig. havep,t don. SO.
son OF the people tsll,us that they
haveFt seen such 9 Spring for work since
1855. This Sprisg will be long remem-
bered for the damage done by FIRE. Itis
well up 10 1866 in this respect. Should tho
rain stop now and the weather olear of
warm We would be glad for the little chill
dren, and elder persons too, who have been
pent upin cities, towns and villages during
the winter menths to visit our beautiful SEQ
ton and acquaint themselves with the
realities of country life; see the bread
acres Of wheat aad oats that have spread
their carpets over the earth while their
tender blades rustic in the passing besese
and promise the husbandman on abundant
harvest; hear the industrious plowman
as he follows his tims-honored occupation.
Ito which oil other professions and oeoupa-
tions are subssrvient,) whistliug or hum
| ming some tune he has learned at the Sab
bath School, or perhaps at . country frelic,
S.v ,s~..-.--v asH-hiah in b---->n -snn-
ally by "gee-haw," "woe whow, here" &C.,
while behind him the bosom Of the soil is
OF snsd to receive the seed or look upon
the forest, whore each member Of the syl-
@an family has appeared in royal style be-
fore the King Of Mature, and see the streams
as they hurry their waters pell-mell over
tho rocks to waltz in the eddios below, and
and the thousands OF wild flowers that line
the banks wave their beautiful oslors and
send forth their fragrance In obedience to
natures immutable laws. Truly, amid such
scenes can the Psalmist say:
"Lst tho floods clap their hands and let
the hills together joy declare"
Well, we had another wedding. Yester-
day Mr.. Munro Garner and Miss Sallie
Lipsey were married BY J. L. Strain, Notary
Public. Mrs. "vox" said the bride was
the prettiest one that has been here yet.
Nothing unusual marked tho event, snly
that George Petty h.et client long enough
for the ceremony to be said.
One Of our friends gives us . plan for
raising meat that most people like to cat
q streak Of lean and streak Of fat. He
says, "feed the hogs every other day He
is man who has made life q success, but
our readers will forr, their own conclusion
as to his plan for rl'sing hogs.
No doubt our lady readers experience
much anxiety about their garden plants
getting frost bit. II thoy will have them
watered every morning just before sunrise,
they will lose mono OF thom by frost. Use
fresh we'll or spring water, and il the
wsatheris not freezing cold they will be
al right.
On account Of rain We had no preaching
at Salem yesterday. The communion ser
vice is expected to begin Saturday bsfor,
tho second Sabbath in next month.
prSsressAiHipl 7a M Hildfsa I, sttsin, we are glad I,
1ulfii;a .;s,s fiery wln. ufHe brighl ~ CT
littis gff!Y aud boys whs form no small
part Of our community, bid fair to max,
valuable members of society some day.
II one-hfth Of six be three, what will one
| third of twcutv Inf yox