The weekly Union times. [volume] (Union C.H., South Carolina) 1871-1894, 1891-07-10

6out prspasstisu and pIsntinr time.
81 thought would sknock around. p 10
Sthing, live essy, and have good Ii,nc.
while necessity may command US Z, work.
experience tells Us that necessity doe not
mean thN We should not take on too much !
Of a"ytbins, in which there il danger Of
wrarinS out yourself aud ending your or.
istence on earth prematursiy; the: la farm.
ing small area in cotton, well manure 4
and worked, Is much better and more profit.
able th,n the reverse. Eight acres 10 the
plow well prepared, aud four hundred
pounds Of Fertilizers per acre, Is better than
fnesn or twenty acres half worked. and
with half the manure, or none at all.
depending on fckle labor to work IL.
Manure does not cat any thing, aud works.
white you are asleep, il you d, your part,
and will not aggrivate you by playing false;
and then you can a'ten to truck patche.,
and raise corn, other supplies, and live at
home generally. Then all Of us can have time
TO enjoy delightful recreation, interchsuee
Of ideas, and by peighboriy iotercoursc Be
benefited nni elevated. socially, morally, and
financially.
sASrUc xLLIAscs orStckss.a ss4.ff.
AZ the annual election Of offi,ers for the :
Ssn'uc Alliance. No TAT, bell ON the 27th.
ut, the following was the result
Pre.iden', j. w. Greg ~; Vice Pros
J. G. Sartor; Secretary, Z. W. Jctor; Treas-
urer, Dr. j. r. Thomas; Chaplsiu, Rev. u
NJ. friiay; Lecturer, d. b. FAINT Asst
Lec'r., J. W. james; Door Keeper, J., Nc.
FAINT; A. d, X, J. D. Jeter; Sergsaut-at
Arms; Maj. j. A. FAINT; business Agent,
j. w. James. -
COUNTY ALLIAScE.
The County A lance me, ON the 2nd, inst,
in the Court house, and tho following officers
were elected to serve the ensuing year:
President, W.T.. Jeter; Vice Pres, Col.
d. r. Danc'n; Secretary, A. Co.e Lylss;
Treasurer, +. X. Foster; Chaplain, DR.. J,
7. Thom,s; Lecture, J. ". Gregory; Asst
Lec'r, X. w. Harris; Door Keeper; Jim
VIII tlook; A. ID. X, w. II. Viucen.; Ser
g,aut-at-Ar.ns, w, a. Wix.
Nearly every one elected wore the old
officers. except one or two who hal moved
away, which shows the confidence the Al.
lianoe, Of this County has in the lefty and
ability ofthoss officers.
Ds'eya.c TO shc g. nc Al, ll,.ncc. COL E.,
Duncan.
Tho State Organizer. Sir. J. II. J.ffcri..,
present. sud eXempii6ci inc secret work,
was grcNly enjoyed.
ALL SORTS OF MArrERs.
| ;. C wants pattern OF my mule
| PAD ind al.o asks il we used su.pendersl
WAl, yes; he had suspeudcrs, but they
refsdely made, aud the pant, too; but
when Il.ern the "oatting trade better, he
can get pattern.
have just received o verbal invitation
which appreciate to attend 9 picnic on
certain ocoaci>n, where know there will be
something more attractive than n we'll filed
table about one clio * but fear my B IS, Z
| will cay must MT 60.
l cannot close " tn ut saying thI as you
| mentioned cotton blooms, would say that
young man. Mr.. Sims McDsnicl, in this
| ne gh,orhopd has h III blooms for comc time.
Grass is bio 'ming to. Try something else
to ''heaJ Off Ssntuc. gs's
lMy,-A GGlsMsnXllnlia aeaot
,s hare. LEFT very unexpectedly last Mond ",
~ take position in town IN Nor.h Carolin
Mr.. .- Fleming, of Spartauburg. vi
l. take his plsc, here.
i Mr.. j. Il. .:ctsr has been very un we'll
some time, but it is hoped no is nos impro
, ing.
Mrs. Lula Harris, and Miss Lily H,rri
'e Of Union, aud Miss Pearl Cor Ion, OF RI