The weekly Union times. [volume] (Union C.H., South Carolina) 1871-1894, 1894-06-15
Correspondence Of the TINES.

ETA JASE, June ll.--The weather still
continues dry and farmers are about out Of
9l1l-rops that are well worked are still
growing. Wheat harvest is nearly over and
the crop is light
We have II M ,dcratc crop of backbcrries
and pies arc not altogether novelty.
Mrs. Lizzie Mitchell and her children, of
York county, visited her parents, Mr.. and
Mrs. John 4. Estes. list Saturday.
On account of his attending the com
mcnccmcnt exercises of Gatincy City Male
and Female Seminary Rev. G. NJ. Boyd did
hot fill his pulpit ut Wilson'S Chapel yes
tcrIay.
Master Felix Robbs has slow fever. lie
has been sick for about week Dr. j. f.
McCluncy IS treating his case. lie is bad
off.
An ugly cutting atlray took place near
Star Farm L. o. week before last, between
Eishop Miller and Bill Phillips on one side
AMI Ell. Lands and Chlrlic Tate OH the
other. Each side gives its own account of
the affair. Bil says that Ell "cor'acted'
him in the ron and he went to cutting
An old fued, and not liquor, was at the
bottom of it. The wounds are getting we'll
DR.. Il. d. Bates was called TO attend to FL
Land. 4
Two weeks ago we made mentioa of an
organization known as "Knights, of Rest"
Since then we have received quite n number
of inquiries about the order, its object, etc.,
which we feel in duty bound to answer, for
the benefit of those interested
FiE&t The organzltiOn is made up Of
male memhelS-principlI' heads of fam
lies yet single mrn are not excluded en-
tireiy. No mcmber is allowed to do any
work abou, The house, farm or elsewhere
that his wife and children (if he has any,
can do. lie must so regulate his domestic
affairs Ihnt his wife will nave his meals.
clothes. etc ready ut all times fDr him and
she must always wait for and welcome him
and treat him as her super ior and hi' will
must mt all times be her pleasure. If the
baby is sick or iretful She must not allow it
to annoy him.
.Sccoud The constitution and bylaws
recognize any two or more members a. II
lawful quorum for the tran action of bus
ness and siil meetings may be held at any
place where convenient seats are already
prOvidcd--SU"h rs the counter of country
stores and dry goods boxcS-part cularly OF
the latter are i'll the way Cf people attend
ing t. any lawful and respectable business
NJ objection is made % holding meetings in
printing offices and business houses, or on
the sire. corners Of cities and towns where
loafiug is tolerated. However. the most
Suiiab place ana the one preferred Is Ill
the la,lrrS Of 'hliud tigers where the
most accomplished vagabonds are manu-
facturcd with little trouble and from whence
missionaries are sent out IT, look after the
welfare Of the order.
The principal sccrc's to be kept j. how
each member gets his living. No iuitirtiOn
fees or other dues are 10 he pad, except an
unconditional remuneration Of self respect,
which must inya yarinbly DC rad in advance
"Anarchy' is the courtersgn, "Commun-
ism the door word, and murder the room
wort NUX.
JrrGE TOWNSEND. Ills Honor Judge d.
\. Townsend, Of Union, elected hy the last
Legislature. is the presiding Judge u, the
rr, sent session OF court in beaufort The
Judge has created u favorable impression BY
the dIgnity with which he SustainS his hgh
posi- ion, the clelrness with which lac dis.
cU-S"s matters coming before hiu, and The
kiniiincsS and urbanity of his manners
Mhic he will hold the scales with even
hands wc are cofdcnt justice will be temp
ere with mercy.
His charge 10 the Grand Jury on Mon
lay, a; Beaufort, wa, one of the best and
most conclusive we have ever heard. -IaI-
m,tio PoaL
Wh, suffer with the heat this summer
when You can act such delightful cool drinks
INn NTIIS