The weekly Union times. [volume] (Union C.H., South Carolina) 1871-1894, 1889-09-27
ABOUT NoIAk PEOPLE.

OF all the wits syer wendell,
Holmes. but two hs ps}eis.
sisS sSps.Ss ssts .b, Esssss esv as Lay; NOR nor
There is meDsS ~ w. II. Brewer
as the successf ~ HAS LOOMS at
pos;eiies ai s.! ss sssss' ss.n sss,oas. ssr sSs
YIN ut Deer stioIr "A. kersd.
Mrs: Gr4 h. +
that she WI. .svt cons 2nt58 Ssie rsfIfsw-Ws
General Grants rem ia TO Arlington.
Gen. stusrt Van v Yet Is the Oldest general
old ot 'ne nsa ae.,rss ssrys u.s. ia army He 4year'
recently In the Dea wool coach at Buffalo
Bills show curing do Iudian attack.
The finest diamopis visible at tho Shah's
visit to the Paris Exposition are said to have
been worn by Mrs. Nhitelaw Reid.
Tenuyson. Darwi,, Gladstone, Lincoln,
Oliver Wendell Hgmes, (E-lgar Allen Poe
1909.
The King OF Siamhas presented one of ths
royal palaces, t4ether with extensive
grounds aud buildings at Bangkok, to the
American Presbyterian Mission.
Charles Dickens, the re- .der, has long
novel in manuscriIG which he has never had
tho courage to publish. He realizes that his
work would be coiIpared with his fathers,
and hs does not Dire 10 brave the test.
When the Austrian emperor saw the re-
view at SpandauWhile visiting the German
Kaiser las learned for tho first time that the
sinokeesS powlerwhic.l WAS used with such
effect had been Invented by an Austrian
apothecary and offered to the Austrian Gov
ernmsnt, Uut hadpea" .irclined.
A large nun ,.:;:ss - ssr ws.s 5nce
" ashington, LonsieIiow, B,ete Hart, Jay
Gou:d, ex, President Hayes, Gnniel Webster,
General Grant, Rilph Waldo Emerson aud
Prime, Bismarck.
Professor Huxley contributes a thought
for September: II suppo e. he s,ys, ia
speaking ofthe oyster, "Lhat when this slip
perry morsel Ylides aloug the palate, few peo-
pie ilnagins that they are swaIlowin: piece
OF macninery far more complicated than
watch.
Charles F. Farrar, son Of Canon Farrar.
uf England, has come TO this country to com.
pete his education. He will take a course in
scientific subjects ut Lehigh University, and
will then go 70 tho Rensselaer, Polytechnic
Institute OF Troy, N. Y, to get the degree Of
civil engineer.
The Emperor OF Germany riding did not
pleuso English cavalry critics, WHO think
that his seat on horseback is the reyorse of
good ,Jein. loose and buckcty, the sort known
clnnot be us sless, as lie more than once pull.
ed his horse Oh his haunchs with it while
Watching the review at Aldershot, writes O
correspondent.
Harry w. Slocum, who has won the ten.
mis- championship of America for the sccond
time, ls a son OF General Siocdu, OF Brook
lyn. Young SlUcum is q graduate OF Yale
and a lawyer. He has been mar ried about a
year.
General Crook. the famous Indian fighter,
wonders how 50 great fraud as Sitting Bull
could he ruad such a hero of. He's says that
the old Iudlin is an arrant coward, but so
iull OF CO ,celt that he ilupresses people with
his importauce. Aud no wonder Il, Is so
cuncoitei,' a Ids General Crook, "for he has
hid oilers OF marriage from white WON IN,
and endless REQUESTS for hi, photograph"
George Granville Bradlsy, who succeeded
Arthur +. Stanley Dean of Westminster,
when an undergraduate at Oxford, IS said IL
h ,ve end nine hours and to have run nine
hours day. He was an eariy riser, aud, in
his capacity OF Master of Unive. city College
often rocked over and corrected scores vi
Latin prove copies before breakfast.