The weekly Union times. [volume] (Union C.H., South Carolina) 1871-1894, 1891-05-08
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80 .-"., nry ..--oInce our last letfe,
se'ning has occurred TO change The rsru =,
routine OF lsrm work except that the pr~ssns
| eg mas stopped some whose eroupd
| TOO bard 10 plough. Piaotins n eener.
y up With where the ground 10 prepared
vmu W., nhe stands OF cotton are in many places,
WIN good plow Seasons, good health and
uo insurance In ten days or two week,
our farmers will feel but little effect from
the late Spring and continuous wet % smell I''
Tbe oat crop is suffering for rain. Wbs..
10 needing il, too. 4.
Me learn from good au,bor;tv ,h.,
.Snhdren's day" at Asbury, week before
present skda skdlaajS6ed. -sRsssss: Among those
Prof. J. NJ. Tankers'y, Of dsfney CITY -1Hssv-
and Female Seminary.
Next Sunday, 10th, will be observed ss
"Cbildreu's day" at Wilson's Chapel. A
young man (Mr. Ligon) from the senior
class Of wofford College, is expected 10 be
| present, together with other speakers who
will mako ii an interesting day for the little
folks aud oilers W bo may attend.
We have a great deal Of coughing in our
neighborhood Some call it whoopiug
cough, while others soy it isn't Some
grown people who had the whooning cough
when they were children, are coughing just
as bad rs anybody.
Mr.. }. J. Kendrick, Of Skull Shoals, lost
mule last week that was supposed to DO
: lad. While VIC sympathize with the owner
and regret the loss Of work animal, at
this season Of the year in particular, 1t
might be anus ng to some of our readers to
know how some people act in the presence
Of an animal affected with madness. In
| its extreme pain tho sick mule went to q
Q field where some parties were flowing. I'm
t pressed with the idea that it was mad they
4 | no;,ntoa th air
%oaS,en .MenoseI saI rabbi animal In their hegirs
4 -~- ..e mules fell down and the rider
fell off. Not having time to mount agnir
0 he struck his mule and made it hurry on t'
Q escape the danger, while he took to hi
s heels and left the road at right angles It
. seek refuge behind tho garden fence, out o.
d eight of the mad animal Another VIII
was out with his children pushed them up
tree and climbed up after them. Will
still another who had been watching tn
proceedings told his excited friends tha
n there was no danger in the mule, aud waite'
!. until it started toward him, when he ra
y into the house aud slammed the door.
J.. We hope the young man of Union VIII
i promised to meet our Sunday Schools a
Mesopotamia on the Oath inst. and lear
? them how TO sing will please do so. But
4 will tell him IN advance that We have som
}, scholars who can sing equal 10 "Jare" fly
d Come on, young man, we will show yo
some of the best looking girls in the county
n and thoy 1.-Two in this community. You ca
=, then form your own opinion rs to thci
- mental and moral l-rnrth-.------------
is We blowing corn now. Th
Of dryer the weather the deeper we try
,t plow. Too many people quit blowing ft
dry weather. That won't do, gentlemen.
Mr.. Editor, your caution to tho farmer
in last weeks TINES in regard to the ira
laid for them by cotton Spectators, is
well timed article, and to them We will so,
"to be forewarned is 10 he forearmed."
We have received several answers to on
frog question of week before last, and woul
~ be pleased to give all the names but havn
ir space in this letter,
" We made q trip to York County yesterda
r. to see how our brethren on that side Of til
river were conducting their Sunday Schoo
70 At the school house near Mr.. w. s. Wi
20 kerson's, we found them alive to their wor
q snd everything conducted in the most sy.
tematic style.
By the use Of dynamite, very destrucri'
system of fishing has been carried on fo
D. some time in our rivers and creeks b
40 aStfoye&t:: Wholesale prosecutions win /
~ Instituted to stop this practice, if necessar,
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