The weekly Union times. [volume] (Union C.H., South Carolina) 1871-1894, 1893-01-27

VII Mohuny TWO negroes. ADe JcnerleS
| and his son Butler, were brought here and
lodge in Ill, charged with having attempt
cd on three cccasious to burn the passenger
and freight dcpo, II, louisville, and break
ing into l'a'cd freight cars.
1t was said by some correspondent TO
the Atlanta Constitution, that people had
wondered what had tcco Of the comet
which they had teen on the watch f"r {?
lie thought it had landed near the South
md was switching its huge tail around over
the entire country.
From theicc that cncascd the ices last
Saturday and Sunday mornings, when there
were no clouds, il did look like the comet
or something el had taken charge of the
elements, not Gsac ly in accordance with
nature. 1t was thought the comet was the
prime oaueasaf Ais extremely cold weather.
one 1""ssapd dolins' award is offered to
any one who will in the TAIL OF the comet
down to the ground and see what il is made
Of.
The Factory fever is on and it continues
TO isc. President Duncan Of Union Cotton
Mills, has taken off his co,t for earnest,
active work, nnd is pushing things with
vim He las had MIR. W. B. Smith
Whalry, Of Carleton, one of the largest
stockholders, md Mr.. G. T.. Shand, one Of
Uniou's own sous, surveying the location
for site for she factory. These splendid
engineers anl Earchilects have about com
pletcd their Ebors. and the factory will be
located on Uiion's stream of water, Tosh's s
Branch, in th,rear Of The present eolored
BaI tist chnrsh.
The brick Aachne will be set TO work as
soon os the alher will permit, and the
work on the ttil,ling will be pushed forward
rapidly ybAiss Drare at the wheels
now, keep thqn the-c and push on.
| IS IS well Known, the railroad taxes Of
this Sta's ara tied up IN litigation in the
United States Court On last Saturday the
Sheriff of Apbe,i lie county levied on the
trains of the Port Royal & Western h. r.,
at Greenwood. After some little changing
around AID switching about the train
pulled out fr Augusta, leaving Sheriff
Nance, who held the tax execution
near the raill{ {ad, with the laugh sgainst
him. lie saw how badly he was left and
threatened au pro missed 10 arrest the mex
engine that cmo along. In the meantime
the attorneys appealed to the U. s. Court and
Judge Simoptin issued an order requiring
Sheriff Nance show cause why he should
not be ccmmiacd to Jail for contempt, ant
enjoinsc him from levying on The railroad.
until the tax matter was finally adjudicated
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The Town Council recognizing the splen
did effort Of tie en,erprising business men
of the town TO build q c,tton factory and
wishing to stimulate them as much AS possi-
BILE, at its last meeting exempted the Unior
Cotton Mills from taxation for ten year,
from that date.
Enterprises Of this kind should be en-.
couragsd, and every help should be ex
tended TO make the factory the grand sue
cess il romises to be.
With the Union Mill we believe will soon
come Union Mill No. 2, and so on, with
other enterprises, small and large, until
Union will be known everywhere as one of
the most progressive factory towns in the
South. And we can't see why, with CEN
centra'iou Of capital and unison of purpose,
Union ls0pbd rapk sec ,ad to any miuufac.
tayip Ia r. ea7E Esrolius Busissss
men, AM - y enterprise, in town and
county, COS nus IN your good work, aud
break that lust Of indifference which has
So Persistes tly held Union dormant TO
such long time. Rise up and shake Of
all indifereude aud lukewsemuess, end let
it be known bat Union intends to forge Il
the fronh6e stsy.
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