The weekly Union times. [volume] (Union C.H., South Carolina) 1871-1894, 1893-09-15
0orrs rom North Paooles.

Eta oANh,kl our farmers along Broad ana
settled down ot ht seeing their crops under
Pacolet rivers, tstely as they were two weeks
water as complAtew days have been wet and
| ago. The last II in the field. The submerged
cotton Is rottihtsring.
corn is still sotEs people have gathered
But few OF In lder for another years sup
suthciency OF lentiful and they will ha-"
ply. uraas ass rISkash'tnat Mrs. Willie Horn
w" TH' :. raarSr @ ~ City on the 4th, inst. She
| was a Miss JoS,ie Gregory, born near Santuc
in this couniy.A She was bride of only a
| few months WIDEN she was summoned by her
Master to "enteSr into his JOY" Her death
bed expression Was that she was "kong home
| to Jesus" Sh9t leaves devoted husband,
mother aud q tter, together with largo
circle of relatiy p and friends to mourn her
loss. But sdQ
'ncpe looh13 beyond the bounds Of time,
When val Ike now deplore
Shall rise 81 Illi, immortal prime
And blo019 koFfsde no more"
Notwithstanding the York County men,
bcrs of the Salefm Sunday School was unable
to get there Sunday, on accountof the
high river, ydt the Union County chill
dren made atiberal contribuiionfor the
relief Of the sss,a, coast sufferers from tho
recent storm. fAe lamount will be forward d.
ed today to he nor Tillman to be used
for that purlos Our people, we believe.
, will lend a hslI Ing hand from timo 10 time
until the necessary relief is obtained.
By our comup lpnication Of two weeks ago
, finding its waE'7into the Editors waste bas-
ket; our readdrs lost a No. !. snake story, but
< we do not wistl low rest the belt from the
r atlanta CotstiI DOR on q snake story. but
will briefly sayItiat Mr.. S. l.. Stroup aud
Freddie PATRICK found snake den in an cd
log. Fred fred{his gun into the hole, and
y when they had dbursted tho log open, they
|, found that he Had killed Is upland mocca-
- sins at the one 1hOt.
MIR. Tillman Husky expects to move with
his family to Gafuey City this Fall.
n Prof Davis Jefferies has a largo school at
Wilkinsvillc Academy.
Miss Lnw ood Miller is teaching at Eta
Jane and Miss Sallie Bigham at Sunnyside
=, Each of them have good schools.
10 a now public school house is in course of
erection at Sunuyside. Our school commits
g. sioner, Mr.. ]. L. Walker is n hustler 10 his
it work, sure.
G. The meeting OF the North Pacolet Conv Oh
a. ton will take place at Asbury chapel on the
2ith inst
We receive quite o number of letters on
s. different subjects from friends, requesting us
to publish them in the TINES. Some Of them
arc without the proper name of the author
, and often on matters about which We or the
> est in. We generally return them when we
know where they are, from, otherwise we
drop.them into our waste basket, and that is
a., the last we hear of them unless we &c
minded by the author that his effort hasn'
nc made its appearance in print
This correspondent is running but very
is small space in the TINES columns, and ";
-, suggest to our fir ends to send their article.
- direct to the offctpf the UNION TINES, Union
l,npo a. ol:I
note to the Editor = please publish the same
pvs5hse p st5Hha addrs aud %", right name witt
es will hear from your commune ication if it il
I worthy of notice at all. Anything of a news
IN item on any maiter Of special interest to oul
but we must assure our friends that we will
notice nothing that is not accompanied will
II responsible name.
The fiat at Howells Ferry was sunk b.
as the freshet Of the 9th and 28th Of August
he and no crossing can be done there until
i. now fiat s procured.
y Our old friend BILLY" Going, of Noun
H. JOY has the diary of his brother Elisha Go
ing from the zine he entered the Confci,oT al
Fort Harrison, Va. Aug. l3, 1854. 1t i
la we'll and plainly written-is as full histor.
" ofCo. II. 9th Reg, s. C. ", as could b
IL written in such little book. While we d
not ask Mr.. Going to give up such prcciou
treasure, yet we trust that the Adjutant an,
lie Inspector General will procure copy of
e to file with the archives of the late con
ss fcderate war in his office.
cr Elder c. W. Whisonant, representing
re Salem church at the last meeting Of Enore
Presbytery at Moore's church, has returned
highly pleased with what he seen and hear
h. as well as his treatment by the people Of tha
ar section.
X The curtailment Of our communication o
r las, week by the ~ tor, knocked out scvera
40 personal and otheE Iatters that might hav
ID been of interest I'd be'ne readers. Blu, W
: will neither fight n PC ltt mad.
NJ Dee Vox.
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