The weekly Union times. [volume] (Union C.H., South Carolina) 1871-1894, 1892-03-25
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News From North Pacolct.

ETA JANE, March 2l.-Although last
Friday and Friday night we had an old
fashioned Virginia freeze, we are glad to say
all the fruit isn't killed. Gardeners began TO
feel "squally" about their plauis, but as
yet have heard Of no terious damage being
done.
Mr.. John r. Millwood' family have been
seriously affl cted. Miss Anna has had
long serious spell, from which she is just
getting up again, and master Mason had
severe attack last week, but i am glad 10,
stste he is better.
Yesterday, Mr.. 4. ]. Estes, Miss sallie
Bighan,, N ISIS Mollie Kirby, and Miss Matte
Es es, wore elected by the Salem Sunday
school 10 represent 1t in the North Paoolst
Sunday school convention on tine ZIih iuot.
The report of the Grand Jury in reference
to Jas. l.. Wake Esq, School Commissioner,
won't shake The confidence of his fr'ends IN
his personal or official honesty and integrity.
Our farmers are getting Indifferent as to
whether they sell what cotton they have on
hand Just now or not: But little Of it will
20 on the market at present prices. Most of
them arc disposed TO patronize the Union
| market, as they ray they get better prices
there than elsewhere.
MIR. Editor, you arc pretty good on
guess: What does it mean when girls who
| have beaux of c,uise) are found reading
| the law books-partcularly about tho age q
sirl is free?
Some corn aud sugar cane seed was
planted last week.
We believe better era is beginning to
| dawn on our county. 1t has principally
been brought about by sad misfortunes fol-
bur HGrS Us ourselves ind fcIIowmen. LIS
ten to what Lpngfellow Says
Saint Augustine we'll hast thou said,
| That of our vices, VIC can frame
| a ladder, five will but tread,
| Beneath our feet each decd Of shame
Nor deem the rrevocab.e past,
As wholly wasted, wholly vain,
| IT, rising OH its wrecks at last,
To something nobler, we attain"
| The lesson Of business is the hardest tho
world has ever tried to learn. That men
should persccute those who imperil their
| position, their office. their business, their
cherished opinions, is natural, but it is none
the les, crime. Good men have prosecuted
others with the sincerest motives. That, 100,
is crime. Let truth have free course, and
cope with error. Make error ITSELF by its
attacks, the means of making the truth
known. But il is we'll 10 have a clear idea
of what persecution is, and is not, aud it is
necessary that truth should speak, and not
keep silent.
Miss Orrie Kendick has returned from
All-Healing High School on account of sick
| ness.
Rev. Mr.. Robinson preached his last SER
mon at Salem yesterday. The congregation
hate very much TO give him up. He has
been faithful servant, AMI made o host of
friends outside of his own charge. He is u
man Of no ordinary ability. We cougratu-
late the people of Lexington Presbytery
upon the acquisition they have ma ie to their
ministerial force. lie carries with him our
best wishes, aud our prayers for his future
usefulness will attend him.
To our brother, E. W. J. we would say,
that VIC are satisfied that he did enjoy that
music hugely. But no doubt it was the
words that struck him most forcibly, par
licularly if they were iendcred In such
monosylablcs as: Yes sir! II wHt be yours
D you ,cHL be NINE" What says Brc'r Joe
Here is sum for tho boys aui girls that
We want TO interest, if possible.
What is the difference between the major
and minor proporionals of and u multi
pliei by the dl lffvrence of their numerical
values VoX.