The weekly Union times. [volume] (Union C.H., South Carolina) 1871-1894, 1891-05-08
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sh rs moved into his newly repaired house..-~-
tie made al oil dilspidated place Look like
a new one. His school is flourishing but ho
could take a few more girls and boys. Miss
Lizzie Littlejohn his acoomplished assistant,
il very Ia,ient with the little pupils. She
teaches music also. Mr.. G. w. Whitman
keeps adding one improvement or another
to his premises. His wife aud daughter,
Miss Kittie, attend 10 his store, aud don't
propose to be turned down in prices. Hugh
Bentley is by no means . preacher Of the
Gospel, but yet he looks after the soles Of
men and women keeps their eyes properly
adjusted, their strings straightened and all
of us heeed for the walks of life. His work
won't last alway but it will last while.
Try him on your old shoes AMI ess IL nm
not right. Mr.. Lemucl SpromS says he
answer to roll call at the depot when the
trains pass, or at the pcstofice when tho
mails are delivered. Mr.. II. e. Smith has
the Texas fever and is determined TO cell
out this Fall and cast his lot with the COW
bsys Of the Lone Star State, Noiens Volens.
DR.. ". o. Southland has a coed horse and
keeps his saddle bags we'll filed with
anodsnes, and is ever ready to attend to
tho sick. MIR. John d. Long is . farmer
after the order Of the olden time. He don't
run after new tangled things very much
business but never gets into trouble on ao-
count of it, which is little strange You will
always find him in his sthce at the depot.
Mr.. g. b. Fowler don't propose to be idle
whie out of the legislative halls Of his
State. He goes into the work shop, lays
of bis coat and wieIds the haud-saw and
ivsSsEh vsSs hs fpssrsTs for SwSi!o to Tongue
instead OF his hands. lie wants to BE- State
Lecturer Of the Alliance. Mr.. j. W. Bates
does general trading business and will
swap horses with you at the drop Of hat
and drop the hat himself. His horses a,o
oil quite young, yet they are we'll broke and
will work anywhere. DR.. X. M. Littlcjohn
attends we'll to his profession aud keeps
we'll up with the new order of treatments.
Mr.. Sam Littlej ohm has just returned from
trip to Georgia. He visited Atlsnts, Fair
burn, and other places, where he met many
Of his relatives and had = good time. His
mother, aunt Lou, as we call her, is one Of
those old time christian Ladies. w. H. s.
Harris is hard 10 locate rs to business
Sometimes you will find him on his farm,
then in the store Of Harris g. Foster, then
holding Court as U. s. Commissioner, and
then running Railroad Pump. j. Is.
Foster puts in full time canyassing for Har:
ris & Foster in the MUSIC aud sowing
machine business. If you will allow him
to talk to you thirty minutes he's got you
for Piano, Organ or Machine, one or the
Lention. to the grasses, yet he looks YelIss
=~ >-,--.-- Ha haa. thA hAa.,A;E.l grur0--
in front Of his house sown in several kinds
Of grass, which will no doubt max. n besuti-
full Lawn. Mr.. I. l.. IIames divides his
;iuio ".;i, AIS nomc anu plantation. lie mas
planted out q large strawberry patch. lie
obtained his Ilants from an un2c CT his in
Tennessee, whom he vi:iied about year
ago. Mr.. Hames has given me new wrih
kle about the strawberry. There is moro
mormonism in them than l was aware CT
Mr.. l1ames says there is male and female
plant, and while they both bear fiutyrit
is necessary to have some three or foS|fe.
males :o enc male plant Ny DC RIGS have
never done wei, and sincs | learned this
fact have examined mine and find they
nearly nj! old stags which accounts fer their
non production. Ye strawberry raisers
stick pin here Mr.. f. p. O'Shie'd. is
always in his chop ready to mend your
broken vehicles and implements, and then
If you will die he will furnish you Bice
rosewood coffin. Mr.. James Brant 10
another man mat is always attending TO
other mems bus ness. lie keeps the railroad
track in good shape, and capable Of stand,
ing a mile minute. Mr.. b. A. 4. Farr
wont stay in towm much, lie prefers his
river plantation whore he has plenty Of corn
for sale, and all it costs is n dola u lushel.
Mr.. J. E. Lindsey is a quiet farmer. and at
tends to his business. If you want to see
him don't go 10 roll call At the depot or p St
office, but 60 to his house or farm and he's
there. MIR. j. H. McWhirter has many irons
in the Ere, Tut he allows none Of them TO
burn. lie is talking of building NV
brick store house this yoar. Mr. }. n. L,-
master and DR.. F. W. Littlejohn are two
clever young merchants, and lie ther Of
them are married, but both have their liv.s
Mrs. J. ii. Coleman looks aft&
her business like all other widows h.Ye To
lo Mossrs. j. 7. and II. II, Go cman keers
The Steam Mill going, grinHing, saving -
ginning. Mr.. Sam Reid is with. Mn
Il, IL n 20 d Eey. Revh
Royd nresobos the GOSPEL 6" dying
IN. az, sIok. u,arrics the young Ioiks