The weekly Union times. [volume] (Union C.H., South Carolina) 1871-1894, 1892-04-15
Correspondents. Of th. TrHrs.


santuo Democratic Club Reorgsnissd. etc.
The ssntuo Democratic Glib was recr-
ganiz.d Saturday the 9th. and The foilouinE
officers slsc,ea: President; RAB. Rsnt =
! =. v!c- ""..si;.u,, ). y. osr,or. 2od Vioa6
President j. w. james; Secretary, E. W.
Jeter Treasurer, DIR. Geo. Douglas
Committee on Registr uion, Il. q. Thomss,
DIR. J. G. Going, aud J. II. Randolph. -.
Executive Committee, DR.. Geo. Douglss,|
J. W. Gregory, md Z. ID. Jeter.
The following gentlemea were elected,
almost unanimously, by ballet, rs dsleSases
| TO the county Democratic convention; ID. Is.
FAINT, j. W. Gregory, @. II. Jeter, J. w.
James, L. B. Jetcr aud g. w. Harris.
There are now l45 names on the club roll,
and several more express themselves as de-
sirous Of joining but were unable to attend
on that date. Of The above number there
is not more tbsu half q dozen, il that many.
| of the "Straightouts." Almost every white
voter in the township has, or will enroll.
see that Vox has endorsed l.. G.. ia
article in the TINES Of the lst inst, esrnest-.
ly and unqusliiedly, but hope he is not
endorsing her charges against The church,
putting it erroncously before the reading
public which wilt very likely make sofns
beliers that Salem church is in a bad state
of affairs, worshipiug aud trusting men in
stead of God, judging from her "e,rnest
hope that tbs will be lesson to other
churches, eic. 80
AS for the church getting of the right
track" don't thiuk she knows anything
about the church, except from hearsay, upon
which any one ougat to kYaai =
eeIitcncs- ctnlSt be passed sS~sk-.s.sks
not and does not try 10 hold up any one in;
his or her badness" "even though he be,
or may have been your former pastor. ="
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prove that. The church did do by their
"former pastor" the very best they knew
how to do for one who is only man-,z,xeak
humsnity--and do not regret, b( atel
proud Of what they did, aud have NOV VRuslo-;
gies to make to any one, even though he
erred AMI fell while serving them, l hope
NoK aud the people generally will kindly
remember tho good reputation which the
church arraigned in that article, is enjoying
in the baptist convention, and Sunday
School convention Of Ibis county.
Yesterday morning ice an eighth of an inch
thick. was seen here, and tho ground had a
frozen crust on it, and the corn coming up
looked sck.'
Mr.. r. c. Crocker, of this town, has paid
the license, and is now running the livery
stable, fully equipped for all emergencies.
Mr.. Editor, had the most pleasant but
somewhat exciting trip to Chester county,
on Sunday the 3ri inst, in company with
Mr.. J. A. Johns AMI DR.. l.. G. Jeter, Mr..
Johns had a sick daughter on that side and
called for DR.. Jeter, partly professisQy and
| concluded to act as guard ON the road.
We started early, and for little variety,
we foried Broad river at Jcter's rough and
rocky ford. We hadn't got far iuto the
river before an awkward mule was riding
fell down, and such surging and founder
log me and the mulo had you never did see.
The weather was warm and l didn't get
cold. dried off sometime in the afternoon.
We went to preaching a, Brushy Fork
Baptist church, and heard splendid plain
sermon preached from 1st Thess. 5: 6, by
Rev. j. N,..Eutzmingcr. On the trip 1 no
tced that the farmers were we'll up with
their work and taking much pains preparing
their land. l believe l saw moro wheat,
the distance l travelled, than l have ever
seen in the same distance over here.
After services at the church, we accepted
kind invitation from Mr.. John Wools to
dine and spend the afternoon, and we en-
joyed ourselves "hagely," spending q most
delightful evening. There scmo young
ladies and all Of the house made the time
pass off so smooth and harmoniously that
We We eefIsdd eaRad Coming "n0mS:
A button-hole boquet Of Chester flowers
considerably "sst us Off" Z. w. j.