The weekly Union times. [volume] (Union C.H., South Carolina) 1871-1894, 1892-01-08
Correspondent, for the Ui,ion TIN,
News from North Pacolet.

ETrA JANE, Jan. Again we take off
eur hat and bow 20 the readers Of the TINES
sni wish them a prosperous year. With no
spoygies for the past or promises for the
future we resume our duties and depend up
on the re1ders for tha abundant charity
they have herct fore shawn us in our iu-
reflections.
Mr. Elitor, =, we havo hitherto induig.
ed largely in lstitpiin,r;anism wo propose
to d, so ag,in with your permission. aud
give our views upon matters in general; but
| from an inp>rtial standpoint.
Leap year-1S92-is upon us ppd we
| want the girls to modestiy assert their rights
and push the ma rinonisl car on with such
| speed only as will best promote the welfare
| of Society and especially the welf.re OF
| their own sex. We hope they will not be
driven to the expedeucy Of taking scais in
buggies and carriages on and about the chnrch
grounds in ord r to give the iimid boys a
chance to talk to them while the minister is
preaching. Their presence and attention IN
Church during Divine service will add gre at
ly to their dignity and moral worth in that
department of life to which theic c,nd'da'y
pnints--ma'rmony This will compel the
.dudes" TO lake seats. inside the church too,
in order to get n "sly look Mt their Dulcinas,
and tho diligent hearers will be safe from
the annoying horse-aughs of those thought
less innocents on the outside whose peach inte
for conspicuity is equal to their disregard
for tbs sanctuary.
Many ch ,nge. have been male on the
farms in tho way of hands, etc, anI we hop
still greater will be made iu the method q
forming this year.
Scarcely n house can be found In whlcf
| there is not one or more cases of sickness
I, Fortunately, however, there are but fea dan
0 gerous cases os yet. The Timely use ofsalts
oil and turponlinc, in moderate proportion
c act well in weakening the disease, is our ex
9 peri ence.
Miss Salle Bigham will begin her schoo
L this morning, at this place.
= We were 90 uuwell 10 attend the Session
: of the North Paco'et S. s. Convention at E
. Bethel on the 9th ut. From the report
e We have it come up to irs standard of efficien
II cy, and the usual amount of interest VA
t, manifested. Our s. 5. yesterday was we
y attended aud The infant class took th't il
Ir tcrest that they should long before the Gel
,s rigid winter set in,
~ Mr.. William II. Hughes, died at his hon
il at Gowdeysville last Friday and was bure
re at Me.opo,amia OH Saturday, with Masonl
,u Ii luors, by the Saul Shoals Lodge, of whic
I'd he was member. He was a'so memb
of McKissck's Cavalry during the war, an
,e his record as q soldier is standing monume
is to his memory. His disease We learn WI
i, n spell of In Grippe. He was about 5o yea
,st Ola. Rev. Mr.. Garrison preached the III
lct eral sermon from the first 10 verses of &
he 9TH Chapter of 1st Tbessaloniaus. Notwil
al standing tho 10y winds blew perpeu
he gale, a large ngregation stood patient
ey around the grave and witnessed tho obs
q quies. Our heartfelt sympathiea 60 out
rs, the family Of the deceased in this tryi
its hour.
Id "Nith us his name shall live,
1t. Through long succeeding years,
ir- Embalmel with ali our heart can give.
of Our praises and our tsars."
Miss Mamie Kendrck pail her home
is Az visit during the holidays. She wilt retr
VI W home to-day.
'ss- The holidays furnishel their quota
wediiogs, c,ch of which it would be {
u a pleasure to note in this communication
III. space is insufficient for US to give full
CTS as well rs what we might say in connect
re- Herewith upon the new relationship.
coogr atulntc you, ladies' and gentlemen.
~. "' May storms aud clouds now disappear,
.;oo AnI winds and tempest, cease,
hot While swectiy o er each glad iened he ri
NY we ask some bible reader to tell us ,
tao was 'he first Prophet bora into the. wo
ave VOY