The weekly Union times. [volume] (Union C.H., South Carolina) 1871-1894, 1892-11-25
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MsNs from North Paaslat

SANs, N0v. <l.--hev. y. -. Swami
preached OF Salem yesterday. His text was
"who art thou2n--Jehn l:i9.
Mr.. z. W. Whisonant, Of Wilkiusville. 1,
having his house painted. Mr.. j. H. Ed
wards is doing the work for him.
But lew bales Of cotton are In the field "a
be gathered yet. The price can 20 up now
without any danger of bettsriug the farmers
condition.
Some Of our people have good, home
raised hogs to kill, but there are not mauy
such happy folks. by some means the hog
crop is the shortest We have had for num-
ber of years.
| Mr.. jeff George has been in bad health all
fall. He is afflicted with paralysis.
Mr.. Newt" Osenent, of Crairhead conn.
y, Arkansas, is speaking o: comiug back 70
this county with his family. They have too
much sickness there for them,
Rev. W. W. Orr, the evangelist, is con-
Quoting meeting at Sharon,
Ihe Pessums are having good time this
fall. Nobody is hunting them, and they are
fat, too. MIR. Editor, would You like 10
have one? Perhaps Col. MoKissick would
help ysu eat it. Just try us, friend Vox.
We have an idea that the fulsume remarks
OF some newspaper men and others about
"Baoy Ruth" are odious TO Mrs. Cleveland,
II not to the President-elect himself.
Wiii wager pig to q pindsr that if Mr..
cleveland VIII examine the "old s.othes' of
maJoriyef his admirers he will find an
axe 10 grind in each pocket Gentlemen.
Grover Cleveland isut in his dotags vet.
and Miss Ruth isn't tho first baby that ever
lived III the White House, and she's no,
likely to be the last.
Ais2 Harris was hurt one day last week
while In the woods cutting wood for Giles
Hill. Failing to come to dinner, MIR. Hill
sent one OF his children to tell him dinner
was ready. The child couldn't find him, go
MIR. Hill went himself and found him in an
insens'ble condition. Hs got him up, how
over, and brought h,m home. When he re-
covered consciousness he said the last thing
he remembers was cutting off The limb of a
tree. II is supposed that the limb fell on
MN. HIS tacs and the side of his head were
considerably bruised, but the next day be
was out with his gun hunting. You cant
kill some people, MIR. Editor.
Winter has set in at last. Quite n Storm
last Monday night; since then regular win
ter weather.
wheat Is being sown in larger quantities
than in any previous year that we can re-
member. The best cotton land is being Sc
lectsd for wheat. The spasmodic rise in the |
price OF cotton we don't believe will induce |
many farmers to neglect their grain crops. |
They have been caught in that trap too |
often, and are having their eyes opened. We
nope they will keep them 80. In talk with
= body Of Farmers Alliance men We were
given to understand that while we can't
RAISE Hour rs cheap rs we can buy it, yet
what little We do raise keeps the pr.ce with
IN the reach Of all. 1t is now within our
power to raise the bulk of our home sup
Plies and we are going to try and do it.
81 l.. L
saturday. Not many members were present,
'ut the meeting was harmonious and re,o-
ute. we had some good talks upon the
uhJect OF commercial fertilizers, their uses
nd abuses, and the Union resolved to pros
cute us mission in building up the farming
nterests OF the country by every honorable
nd lawful means within its power. The | {
lb)ect OF educating the masses, of course,
anne In Tor share Of the farmers attsn-
on. We believe tho betlerment of our ed
cational system will be the next work of .
10 Alliance Could every plow-buy be '
ught chemistry so as to understand the
AaSiIiss Of the soil and the compositions of s
then brai9, power would be a n
naon as other profess c
Esfore we sue .
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