The weekly Union times. [volume] (Union C.H., South Carolina) 1871-1894, 1893-06-23
The saving Of Money.

! The saylne 81 Money.
! In tAs sayiz1gs tanks of New York
there are s35o,00o.o 900 deposited 10y
women.
For n typicsf<eene iu woman's
savings bank, thatis, a bank in which
the depositors arel women, one needs
hut step into the Emigrant, in Cham
hers street. Women can save where
men see only ruin before them. Tho
cheese pairing il done at home. and
here the evidences of thrift and economy
among tho women of New York il mani
tested. Hour after hour, during bank
'',".s, tsisss - :. s.,s.,;, 3. stru.m us a.,
degrees in hfe's social and educational
scale, intent on patting away their
dollars fcf the tssS sSit;cnel ye;nv dsv
Nor shss,ld 4 <aprsred that wo-
men do not knor' ~ to do business.
They ycrs quick kfa the routine Of
! d"poSNinS 1rd ANipg out, signing
and indorsing che ~. And all the rest,
end thus i. is that thcy give the large
! corps of clerks little or no trouble.
Many women save money stcalthily,
for the purpose of buying a home,
! helping along the little ones with
slender bnt constantly growing fund,
nnd for thousand and one human
r,rSon-, such as women best under
-tand nu1 most willingly lend them
elves 10, nn matter what the sacrifice.
! There are Thousands ot women in the
city, - iiic ledgrr, in ,re big banking
houses show, who, like the venerable
! Peter Cooper, never allow day to
rasS over thcir 4 eads without snving
| .'m,thin%. even il it be only dime!
In the so-r"'!.d ,itl,e hunkr women de-
! i'"nit"ra c"nSt'tu6 good percentage
| n' tn" patrons, Sst seldom are their
hN'r,-" oNvriE@1,ahovc II dollar, and
| pit'ucr they are IN half dollar For
| Il is by such miSSs as these that the
! rising fortunes are builded. And best
nt all women know how 80 accomplish
| he end, and will do it when n man
will fail.
"As long IA n year ago." sail one
! cashier, "a number OF working girls in
! Now York came tuthis bank and opened
accounts. Aswegrew better acquainted,
week after week, the secret was gra,lH-
ally contided thatthc little funds were
to be used to visit tho Worlds Fair.
All these weeks these girls have been
laying by dollaf, two dollars, Il half
'"llar; whateverthey heretofore spent
| tor bonbons, gulhdrops or gim-crncks.
Will they go tb the Fair? Well,
wish you could 4ee their smiling faces
when they know for certain that tho
End has been well nigh reached. Yes,
they will go .totbe- Fair, and have
good time, too. Atcll You there il no
ono like wol&s - save. New York
News ~~
Trlshtful Slang {tcFof Game Birds.
A clipping frdm Texas paper an
n"nnces that anloflcial of one of the
Panhandle couHties of that State has
! made II CONTRACT with Kansas CITY
| firm to deliver 80, 900 dozen prairie
chickens within tho next five months.
| These birds, it is said arc to he sent
To Chicago to fill contract nude with
parties in that city, SO that Chicago
may have n supply of these hens dur
ing the whole time sof the Worlds
Fair. 1t Is hard to imagine that 800, =
900 prairie chickens could he dcliv-
cred by any one contractor, but il is
certainly worth the whilc of the nu-
:h"rit!ca Of Texas to investigate this
nuttcr and to cndcavor to protect the
birds that still exist i'll the Lone Star
| Stntt
Tho game of Texas, like TINT of
other pInins States, has been ruthlcssly
slaughtered, and to-day there is little
"f II lett i'll comparison with what
there used to be. This little should be
! preserved by every Legitimate means.
The destruction OF tho prairie chicken
over SO large II portion of the territory
| where IL WAS once enormously album
dant il still fresh in the public mind.
| This is ono of the birds whose ex-
! termination over vast territory hns
been completes, and unless measures for
| It's preservation are soon taken in Soc
iiuns where it still exists, it seems
| likely that in the course of few wears
II will stand in the same position now
occupied 10y its relative, the heath hen
nt Naushon that is, may exist only in
little colonies which are always grow
ing fewer in numbers and are speedily
10 die out. Forest and Stream.