The weekly Union times. [volume] (Union C.H., South Carolina) 1871-1894, 1892-06-24
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JoSrsyILLr, June 2lst.-Just nov We are
having too much rain for tho good OF i"rm-
crs Last Sunday night the ralos III th's
| community was very heavy in Piiees, anu
| washed the lands considerably. The Forest
| and Pacolct rivers have boon ont on the
| bottoms again. The bottoms had JUST peen
| planted over, the corn having boon destroy
cd by the high water about it two soHs oMfeks ag,,
ground from the present overflow. If this
Is The case 1t will be rather late to plant
again, so the principal corn crop OH these
streams, at least will more than likely be n
failure this year, which will be very dis
couragins TO owners Of bottom land. The
crops generally are growing very fast, and
are IN good condition, but fair weather with
the ground stirred often, would 10 mpch
oetter than so much rain. aud then the wheat
and oat crops are being harvested and tho
rainy cloudy weather is very damaging TO
these crops.
The teachers and patrons Of the HIGH
school here are very much exercised this
week preparing for the annual exercises.
Mhicn VIII commence next Sunday and close
Monday night.
The Town council are building an ofice
ana c'lsboos": thing that has long since
been needed in our town.
Ihe lightning rod men have been round
protecting some Of our citizens from the
forked lightning,
Mr. Cicero Brown of Paoolet, has been
very sadly bercavei in the loss of his wifi,
and daughter, both on the same day. The
daughter Miss jamie had been complaining
LOT some days, but was no; at all thought to
Dc dangerous. She was taken suddenly
worse last Thursday morning and died soon
thereafter. Mrs. Brown was in usmaI
health, bnt was sub go. to heart trouble, and
ol,o
planned of her head and in a few moments
Oreathed her last. They were both buried
On saturday last AT the samo time. Mr..
brown has the sympathy of his many friends
n JonGsvi'le IN his sad bcrs avemcnt w.
o"r doctors are kept busy with thc,r'
,raclice. but most of it is in the country, as
mere Is but littlo sickness in town.
Mrs. Alice McClair, of Walhalla, is visit
nS the family Of p. p. Williams. Mrs.
!, icC!alr * the mo'hcr of Mrs. vii iams and
ms IS her first visit TO Jonc,yille.
Mrs S'm L,ilriohn is at Skull Shoals
'ith her brother, Mr. Asbury McGowan.
mo Is very sick with lung trouble
Mrs. }. d. Bailey. CT Union, is visiting
he i"m,ly OF DR.. X. NJ. Littlejohu.
Mr. ". "A. Smith, of Union has bcea in
on@SNlle anu vicinity on an extended visit,
Mr. T. H. Eison, Of Union, ran up last
"lurday night to look in ON the city Of his
ativity
VI: Mckown, who has been tcachin scho,l
west Springs, passed. through our town
,sterday on his way to Norin P.co'et In
Ike his vacation
MIR. Ell X. Aycock Of Ko.ton WIS !,
wn last week, lie is also rssrin.e n.,m Tho
bors Of the academy.
ROM cs n'e very quiet our people have
I something else TO do. TrLrruoyr.
no true inwsrlness of the oppo.itjo, 70
r. Cleveland in this State IL va,v wall
herstood through odt the country orI
'unately the delegates who misre,resnn,
uth Carolina at Chicago will no, no
rIed 10 the account Of the tru, Dc,,oc.
y OF this State. The Brooklyn Eace saws.
OIL. '" Il. Davies letter {, Ex- -Frseidsnt
Feiand' published i'll the Ch rlcst,u Nav.
courier, is but q reaflirma,ion Of Tho
. reported by Representative Il the
'le' VINO recently Travelled through Son,h
DINA and took lains to inform him.,jf
D." inc sentiment OF tho Democr vic mo,ess
o. ie everywhere found that ma.
~ OF those with whom he couyorsnl
i"voraolo 10 Mr.. Clevclind's n)min,
lh"y explained the hostile ututuIc
no columbus Conveniijn by saying ,hat !,
'ctsd SIMPLY the feelings Of Tho roiiticaI
agsr'' who denounced Cl,vcl nd beconos
Kho" II lie were elected President rboy
"a "a ho' use him. Tho Hill CONTINGENT .,
state capital was composed aim e. ~
lVeIy Of machine men, while tn. Ji.i,,
portion Of the vorcry strru,jv
ct the Ex President" '"P