The weekly Union times. [volume] (Union C.H., South Carolina) 1871-1894, 1891-11-27
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Xalt5n[ ews--the Wheel Somewhat Riled

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Kslt5hk kSews-the Wheel Somewhat Riied.
Est& n, Nov. 23.--Mr. Edit r, the cotton
crot ea Riige seems TO be still sh ,r,er
tho1 expected six weeks hack Iw.s
~ 8, I'll. ffoweirs store Inst Saturday, in
csn5p$y with few other Farmers, and we
wef1 t4cussing the situation and cond,t on
OF a8tfs, etc., and found that the fieecy
stapiegould fall far short of what was an-
ticlpaed few weeks back. The individual
lsvme& are from two to fifteen ba es
Of Goth short ef last year, and from one TO
ayein Hjee, ,x1Sa both together puts the far
pl6rpt( <Rtecondition. Neserthel
SSk ~ fhtent ourselves aud live
IL g961 to '65. see no other
eass s,.s.' y isFesosrs the terrible ordeal nov
BroiBsr Farmers, we, mnst fortify our.
se,yes gainst' the hard times by moro
diveniEd plan of farming We must SOW
more yheat and oats and plant more corn
and Mas and less c,tton. Reduce your
coro}crp just as low as you possibly can,
to epble you to pull through. Don't buy
oil VA You think you want, but only what
youaie compellcd to have. Quit using to.
bacto knd drinking whiskey, and you will
find bur expenses from ten to twenty-five
been heretofore. And there are many things
thst fe could dispense with, if we will ouly
try. fhe eiH power will have o great deal
to do)n this case, and you will have to guard
itverf close.
MIR. Elizabeth Sweat died yesterday
mornbg, after q long and painful iloess.
The bod lady passed. away serenely and
her sui returned to tho God that gave it.
| ll"lhers lisa calm for those that weep,
X a rest for weary pilgrims found,
lTtey softly lie aud sweetly sleep,
{Lps in the ground low in the ground"
l. xlysI0Wes Going is now canvassing Union
! Count, sno@inga safety buggy sing letree,
whiotff am any judge Of Inventions is Que
Of the chest life preservers ever saw attached
to ydSicle, in case Of a runaway horss. 1t
can bebut on any wagon, buggy, or plow
singleeee, and MIR. Going is very anxious,
and vii take much p'easure in showing the
inventbn to his friends, and will be pleased
much Aore to sell it to any person that
wants 70 buy one. He is also agont for n
patenfd tug for harness.
Ourfrienl J. E. Kelly seems to have the
Sparthburg fever, and will move two miles
on th4 other side of that city in the course
of twq months. for the purposs of running q
dairy hnd vegetable farm.
IS6iNlr. Eu't"T, uHNc iooheu VII ootu
sides 4 the question and with sorrowiui
heart, lad truly realize the dangerous con-
dition tof the merchants. "You say the
questidh is not whether they are willing, but
will ;thsy be able" If they cannot, let
them say so, not say we will not credit any
perssnE Eerc,fter, then it will sound more
like they are willing 10 help and be helped.
Now Mr.. Editor, will you please tell us one
+ e'disrecrsik<6r N bank, causoi by the far
mer, when the farmer gets money from a
bank no must give gilt-edge papers.
Now Mr.. titor, you soy that We cannot
believe the farmers Of Union County are
either 50 foolish or dishonest as to resort t.
"Kelton Wheels" suggestion. Mr.. Ed tor
1 think l am just as honest as you or any
other man, and consider what you said in
your last weeks PAPER gross insult, and
ask you IL you meant to say l would try to
iustil dishonesty into the farmers heal. II
you mean that you are sadly mistaken, and
through respect for myself, must cease tc
be correspondent Of your paper. / only
wrote what l had heard, and tho state Of
things which would naturally come about i
suchla thing was to take place.
NSy, sir, yon know rs well as do, thai
il the eEmerchauts say they will not give credit
for ii her dry goods or provisions, what the
CONSTITUENCIES wau'd be; and you ku w fui
well Dat q man without mouey is worse
than hothing. IF yvu haven't money anc
eannA get {; cd / for anything you will per
ish. No you must have something to eat, BY
somf heanss aud you are going TO have it
.isa ifasMt tbarH -.A- Get =
f5ssH KRLroN WHEEL.