The weekly Union times. [volume] (Union C.H., South Carolina) 1871-1894, 1893-07-14
Correspondence of the TIx.s.
News from North Paaelst

| Eta JANE. July l0.-Your correspoodent
and Dro. L: ;. Webber made visit to Broad
River Academy Sunday Schani ~~-.--i--
/ .au -rrc rece' sed in good style by the e,od
people OF York county. Mr.. wsbber made
one OF MS best talks to the children and thew
were much pleased with him.
| ar, ". 3. Wilkinson expects to start 10
VEG "oiiu fair this week and will be gone
about three weeks. He says he wants 10 a, a
wEere all the corn, flour aud bacon ma have
| peen using for "Lo these MANY wears -
comes frou, and hos those people i'm the
northwest manage to raise so much of in
ne VIII me as near hndin& out - any man
we cor.d send.
We arc having some OF the hottest weather
We have had for long time. The thsrmom-
eter registered l03o in the shade last week.
1t is something like 1868. We haven heard
OF single case Of sun stroke, yet.
H:S Sisham viii begin her school
ut SunDyside this week.
The mills IRE busy srindinp the vbea,
crop.
W. A. Peeler, of Gaffney City, is an expert
o'cyc'ist, and we expect visit from him this
summer.
MIR. Editor, it's about time you and were
getting up our bicycles and .getting around"
on them, or these youngsters will get ahead
Of us.
we take pleasure this week in Introducing
10 the readers of the TINES our young friend.
Hustler" who has set sail uupon the Jour
nsnSsS S,s. lie Is everything that his nom
MS racy pen will make the news bureau
unusually inter, sting.
we would be glad If our North Pscolet
friends especially, would be kind enough to
give us an mixing of any news in their
respective neghborhoods that might be of
interest to themselves or to The public gem
era,iy. We will take pleasure in sendine it
to the paper. Frequently we meet people
who tell us OF something that took place in
their neighborhood, who will say: "You
don think enough of us to speak Of il in
your correspondence" Dear friends, it is
your iault. We are net ubiquitous. You
let the matter lie until it becomes old and
uninteresting. Send it TO US while it is hot
and crisp, aud Wen dress it up and print il.
II 1t is worth notice, and q matter that n
respectable newspaper can handle.
MT. y. +. Vaughn's daughter, whose Ill
ness we mentioned some weeks AGO. il still
IN low state of health
Mr.. y. +. Kendrick, chairman of the com.
mittee for this township to organize a Sur
vivors' Association and to enable the Young
men and boys who wish to become members
OF the Association, bas called a meeting for
.hat purpose 10 oe held at Owens Thursday
July 10th, at 10 o'clock a. m.
Our neighbors who attended court as
sutors, witnesses and jurymen last week
returned much sooner than We expected
them. We haven't heard how Uncle Frank
likes being discharged so soon.
We have had an abundance of blackberry |
and other fruit pies this summer. Our |
friend Thomas Giles used to say the black
berry was the poor mans pie
The presentment of the grand jury ut the
last term CT the court smacks smartly with
The hint that somebody hasn't been atten ling
10 their business in road matters. 1t is n
lamentable fact that road oyersecrs aud
hands care about as little for any orders
from the commissioners as they do from any
other set of citizens who might ask for better
roads We know Of some gully bridges now
IN dangerous condition aud think they
ought to bs repaired at once. VoX.