The weekly Union times. [volume] (Union C.H., South Carolina) 1871-1894, 1890-04-04

Is. Burpee. Inspector lof c'olh-room w. T..
Jett, aud j. l.. jet, head iron aud wood
workmen in machine shop 8. s.. Davis, fne
carpenter; John G. Buyers, mill -wriga,
JohHlBishap, house carpenter Robert Worthy
and J.SA. Kinuett, shosmakcts, aud d. Is
Bailey, butcher Ishoull have stated. slso
that the Knights Of Honor hare = 10 lgs
&Ioh1 ~ ip {. .aourishi9a oendilion.
delightful Sefenads last Saturday, 7nirhl
The band has been organized only shor,
time, and has made wonderful progress
THESE young nen have been untiriug in thei,
efforts for the success Of this enterprise, and
should meet with every eucouragaine
The Union Meeting at tho baptist Church
here last Saturday aud Sunday was well
attended. Some interesting questions W ere
difcussed on Saturday and Sa'urd,y n,ph,.
Rev. Mr.. Woodward, of Euorcc, oocuo,ei
the pulpit. Mr.. Woodward 10 young man
oil promise, aud bids fair to do great work for
his church. lie was to have Ireachcd again
Sunday morning, but gracefully gave way
for DIR. Griffith, of Greeuville, who arrived
unexpectedly. The doctor is too we'll known
as an orator and logicisn to need any CON-
mcnt. 1t Is sufficient to shy that his sermon
was listened 10 with close attention and
made profound impression. DIR. Griffith,
who is the financial agent of Furnan Uuiver-
sity, a'so msde an sernest appeal iu be-
hrls.of the endowment fund Of that institu
ton.
Among the visitors present, l no iicc
Messrs. f. c. Allen, of Cedar Springs. 8. Nj.
Bagwell, of Glendale, L. L. Eison and Robert
Munro, Of Union, Lanlrum Brown, of
Miss jamie Brown, Of Gaffncy, Miss Carrie
EisoD, of Jonosville, Prof Hsmme.t, Of Cow
pens, DIR. Richard Soan, of Clifton, aud Mr..
Munro Bailey, of Spartsn5urg. Mr.. anu
Mrs. Jenuing", of Cedar Springs, were pres
cut, and attracted much attention, from the
fact that they had with them nine little or
phans whom they had adopted. These wor-
thy people are not by any means wealthy,
and it is indeed kind of them to provide for
and make pers,n,l sacrifices for children who
have no claim on them whatever. l under
stand tho question Of Baptist Orphan Asy-
lum in this State is bring discussed, and It
is thought that this movement in that d,rec-
tion by Mr.. AMI Mrs, Jennings will prove
nucleus TO such m enterprise.
was in Jonesvillo n short time ago, Mr..
Editor, and find that though some Of the
merchants have suifere severely by tho firc.
they intsnj &ksk.- ttrnxE bnxtdi'iR shkIr Tise,
"phGnix.like key from their ashes, snd within
= :hc:. :;ris sssS. J5';ssTille merchants hive
too much pluck and energy 10 be "downod"
by little thing like a FIRE. Thoy are
CLUSTERS" and don't let trifes impede their
progress. am told that Mr.. J. L. McWhir-
ter has alresdy opeue up stock of goods in
his warehouse, which he will use tempora-
rily AS q storo.
The Jonosville Academy, under Mr.. II. C
Ssrratt's able management, is giving great
satisfaction and building up rapidly. Mr..
SaIratt received his education ut Wofford
College, aud has had several years expert
ence in teaching. He is Through teacher,
an excellent disci plinsrian, aud kind and
courteous christian gentleman. The Jones.
vile Academy is in fair wny to make q
namo for itself in this section.
Misses Mollie aud Jane Brown, pupils of
Cliford's Seminary, came up last Saturday
on thort visit to their parents. Mr.. and
Mrs, 7. c. Brown.
Mr.. Thornwell Haynes, of Wofford college,
came down Sunday to see his parents.
Mrs. Sarah Keynes has just returned from
visit TO relatives in Knoxville, Tennessee.
DIR. Q. Lee, of Spartauburg, is here -farS.A
and his friends here are glad to ses that he
has recovered,
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Lit,lejohn and Mrs.
Cooper arc visiting relatives in Atlanta.
Mr.. Thomas Goudelock aud his sister, Miss
Goudelock, ra;d short visit to Pacolet last
week. SEATON.