The weekly Union times. [volume] (Union C.H., South Carolina) 1871-1894, 1891-08-07

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many crude idsas q iodiyidusls who AZ
course snov) sss 80 50 many distorted
disr Gen. Lee ne Essipg out Of bsiais, |
- Seperal What be
replied ruas: d.nsii,sS H' ml ~ s,ss ;sv5s
Now we have unboundsd confidence in the
honest policy of the Alliance, and no doubts
as 10 the utima.e success Of oil its principles.
Bet one thing has been settled beyond
| dispute, and that is this: The Alliance
never can aud never will control its present
| r em bershir, sufficiently TO effect tho price
Of cotton by the methods suggested.
Each member must become an Alliance
unto himsef,-by raising his own bread and
feed, that others seeing his good works
will be coDsrsincd TO follow his example.
We have ovcrresched that great principle
| Of the moral law which commands US "to love
| our neighber as ourselves From the
amount Of good advice we givo him he will
reasonably conclude that we love him much
better than We do ourselvcs,--we nre better
/ to him aud more interested in his welfare
4 than we are 10 our ourselves, s,-possibly.
4 Let Us ask our Legislature st its meeting
to levy o tax OF two cents on each pound of
II lint cotton raised in excess Of 500 lbs. TO
the horse
We have no disposition to provoke a news-
paper controversy. but the gauzy reasoning
of some people who never dare to put their
= iasss in priniss, ink give us occasion to in.
cussion Of th6'matters which s6.iAAstfrd4fy
concern them.
The weather still continues showery and
| a. IN
Mrs. j. W1aIeyA lcKown died last week
and was burledldt the family burying ground
at t"Granny' McKown's. place, near wilkins
vile, last Saturday.
"Wess' McKown was gallant soldier in
McKissicks Company during the war, aud
oil his old army comrades, rs well as hos
of friends will join us in extending to him
and his family our heartfelt sympathies in
this their irreparable loss.
"Dream not that helm and harness
The sign of valor true;
= Peace hath higher tests Of manhood
Than batt'c ever knew"
, The names omitted in our list of S. Schools
givern last week We're Cross Keys, Flat Rock
Phlippi and Wesiey's Chapel, Their repre-
scntatives will be taken care of if they come
Prof. Vaughn's singing school commenced
at Salem under auspcious circums tances
, They are u.ing '.Thc American Tune book. ~
Master Jimmie Strain cut his foot, one
day last week The wound although moi
D neUesshriiy drapSrpseis quite painful
5 Our efficient aud gentlemanly Auditor N
. b. Morgan, Esq and his daughter, Nil.
Alice, poid our Sec ion o visit last week
Miss Alice Littlejohn is teaching schco
in tho Bulock's Creek neighborhood, il
r York County.
Mr.. Randall fillmore is quite unwell a
his home near Pine Grove.
a protractcd meet ng is going OH at Abing
don Creek, this week. Rev. J. d. Bailey j.
assisted by Rev.-Littlejohn
Our Trial Justice court has hal respite
for few weeks. but Messrs Obc Parker and
Dick Hames, two prominent men, will pu
the legal ball in motion this week, sup.
| pose.
We hope the Commissioners order for
road working will appear somewhere csc
than on paper. The public roads are badly
in need of good Working now.
One Scripture question this woek: Who
was born before his fatho-, and died before
Ills father! 49, VoX.