The weekly Union times. [volume] (Union C.H., South Carolina) 1871-1894, 1891-09-11
Correspondents Of the Times.
News From Pc gres,ive Pacolet.


PAcoLEr, Sep. The Union Sunday School |
Convention at the Baptist Church on Satur- |
day, the 29th ult,, YVES well attended, Rev. |
a.. G. Coggins Presiled, and addresses were
delivered by DIR. Is. r. Brown, Revs. Dent,
Finch, and others. Miss Leila Brown read
an Interesting essay.
Rsy. Z. -. Dent, assisted by Rev. Mr..
Bethea, Of Spar bas been conducting
n very Interesting meet sg, which was well
attended, nn,withstne3ig The scnninuous
tsAaasst- aska nSr--xss.~l> y
An aHinnse mcetisg 'was held here on
Saturday night, thebth inst. on which occa-
sien speeches weit made by Hon. Godfrcy
B. Fowler, of Jonrfyillc. DIR. u. Il. Brown,
Messrs. 4. W. Foser, William Coemsn, and
David S;ean Tie meeting nbich w9s pre-
sided over by ar. w. T. Brown. Was not
cpmposcl excessively of Alliancemen, but
the public wasnvited TO attend and partici-
pate in n discp sion of the various matters of
finance whichhave become such important
issues in the political world.
Miss Eva Mood, of fGoudeysville, has been
visiting relsives in Pacoct.
Mr.. A. Warren ard family, Of Florida, are
visiting ,hefamily Of MIR. L. z. Brown.
Mrs. A. ;. Williamson, Of Lancaster, is
visiting ,hsftmily of Rev. a. a. James.
Mr.. Austll of Gailney City, has been
visiting thetamly of Mr.. w. L. Wood.
| Miss Ki,HWh tm,n, OF Jonesville, is visit
ing relatoo shere.
| Miss Eta L'ttl-iohn, of Jonesviilc is
paying vi-i to reatisc' at this place.
Mr.. W. L. Haynes has just returned from
| Laurens.
Mr.. and MIRA Eugene Garrison, of York
Gnu 1renuspAins, ,aSS;sse - DAYS rsith relatiSos
Mr.. w. ". Miller Il Atlanta, has opened
jcwelry and wa% establishment IN The
store occupied by MrAW Il. Black.
Mr.. J. N. Litticioha hns saw mill near
Grindall Shoals, nng is saving large
| qunntity of lumber
saw mill is being successfully operated
on Mr.. "A. A. .Gault's(planiation, near Fair
Forest, by Mr.. Smith Mood.
| Our school, under the efficient marnge-
mcnt Of Mr.. Edward D. Byers, is moving
along nicely.
| Mr. Bernard B. James has just returned
from pleasant trip 10 Waynesvillc, Ashe-
| vile, and other pleasure resorts of North
| Carolina.
Miss Lizzie Li,!lejohn has been visiting
| friends in Greonviile
Miss Susie Lit,lejohn has charge of the
Wcoa-ille. Georgia. Acadepy
Mrs. Ticc, of Piedmont, has been visiting
her parents, Mr.. md Mrs. II. p. Wood.
DIR. Richard Sloan has just returned from
St"PooSiiO, WHlIbcr ne was summoned to
| attend his mother who is quite ill. Mrs
Sloan started 10 the North Carolina moan
! ,aias far -hsr he-;th, but taken i'll befnre
reachiug her destination.
Mrs. james Wool is visiting relatives at
Galiney City.
Mrs. Hilton has heon visiting tho family
OF her father, Rev. II. NJ. Haynes.
Capt. and Mrs W. ID. wilkins have been
visiting relatives an friends here.
Mrs. }. c. Harper has been WISHING friends
in Fairfield County
MIR. Wade Harrison. of Abbeyille, is visit
ing the family Of Cait. BENZ. Konnedy.
Mise Anna lIames of Joncsvil.e has been
visiting the family of Rev. A. A. JamcS.
Mr.. Charles T. Beckneil, who visited
Texas recently, was much pleased with sorne
PORTIONS ef the northern part of that State.
lie says he saw some excellent wheat lands
IN the Pan Handle county, where hand
could put in about $50 acreH nh the yie'l
was said to he very large, (rncrc were some
drawbacks, however..whiE the inducements
to immigration which wte offered, were ia
many places inviting. flake i, al in all
this Piedmont sect on is ia very good county.
ami while the Ian Is art not us rich MS some
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