The weekly Union times. [volume] (Union C.H., South Carolina) 1871-1894, 1892-11-11
Correspondence Of the TINES.
News from North Paoelet.

ETA JANE, Nov. I've had the pleas
ure Of attending he commencement exercises
of Gaiincy City Male and FeDa'e Seminary
last week, and pronounce it grand success.
We met anil received fhc ho4pitaliti es Of
many Of our friends in the city, for which
we are specially grateful.
Our former ncighbor, Mr.. George Prid-
moro. has invented n churn that bsats the
world for simp!ici y and'power. 1t will, we
trust, pay him handsomely for the time he
has spent in PEI fec'ing its workmanship.
The factory building at Gaffney is Pro-
crossing fuely, and IN n few months VIC
trust tho hum of The spindles, and tho rat
tie of looms will cheer The hearts of several
h,ndrci industrious, frugal and we'll p,id
operatives.
Mrs L. e. Peelor, of Pine Grove. has two
pigs, ton (l0) months old, that will weigh
300 lbs n piece, They arc Of the "Jersey
stock" She hns fol them principally upon
cooked feed. Her example, if 70 lowed in
every home, wrud bring about on era Of
pros! Gritty never cquallcd in our Southern
country.
The correct answer to our last problem is:
A. gets SLIP and Is. $3.50, for finishing
the house.
In private letter frcm To,no, Va, we
learn that Capt. William Manly, whose ill
ness wo have heretofore mentioned, died
| about tho middle of last month. Like all
other men who have served their God auI
country ali the days of they lives. he died
at peace with God and man. The survivors
Of the oil llolcomb Legion will remember
him as n model man, q true Virginian-a
worihy son of the hind of Washington.
Since the Editor has so generously placed
a column of the TINES at the dispo>al of the
Teachers Association, VIC think those rco-
pie who feel proper interest in the we fare
of their children. will show their apprecia-
ton by taking the paper, and making them
selves fully acquainted with the work Of the
Associa'i'n. which has for its ohjoc', tho
| development Of the minds and characters of
| the youth Of our c'unry.
For us Il deny our children the adyan
t'gcs of Al education, is only to rob them of
their manhood or womanhood, and make
| them "hewcrs of wood, and drawers of
water all tho days of their miserable lives.
| Wha'cvcr, if anything, may be said of the
| shortcomings of tho TINES. il can't be denied
that / = man Igem"nt has always worked for
the best Interests of the masses, without
injury TO or discrimination against any class
OF its citizens following n leg innate bust
ness
With this column under the management
If such a distinguished educator as Prof.
Robert Morrison, there is no reason why
any reasonable man or woman should not be
allie to fully understand the advantages Of
this department in The iamily circe rs we'll
rs in the school room.
Al present, Il looks as if the dry weather
was snon 10 come to clo.c
Some cf our PEOPLE have procured their
seed 1nd VIII begin sowing wheat just as
soon rs The ground is in season to plow.
Many changes Of h"E.es are being made
among the rcatcrs.
Rev. }. ID. Bailey will remove to Cosrens
the last OF this, or first If next month. lie
Will supply The church nt that place twice
month f"r next year.
NoX.