The weekly Union times. [volume] (Union C.H., South Carolina) 1871-1894, 1894-04-13
Correspondence Of the TIMES
News from North Pacolet.

EgIA JANs, hpfm I've regret to learn
that MIR. john A. lIamss. of Gowdeysville
is lying very low with Bright's disease.
Rev. Il NJ. Foyd preached at wilson's 5
Chapel yesterday. His text was, Daniel 9th
chapter, 10th verse. Rev. Mr.. liickson
also preached At Abingdon Creek and
ElBethel yesterday.
The Salem Sunday school was we'll atten-
ded yesterday evening and a special prayer
was offered by tho school for Gods blessing
on our oountrySfhat peace may be restored
AID fsctional strife cease among our citizens
that the sworIImay be returned 10 it.
SC ,bbard never more to be bathed in human
blood, and also for tho speedy recovery of
brother J. A. Hames, whose illness is men
toned above.
Our thanks arc due Miss Mary Harril's
school, at HopeNcil, York county, for a kind
invitation to be prescnt At their entertain
meut next Friday evening, 18th inst.
Mr.. Waddy Osment says we will have
rain for seven Sundays, haudrunuing, be-
cause Easter was \ We: day. Uncle Jake
Pridmorc says s, too. Good authority on
The wheat auy oats will come out in
few days if we can get warm rain and
plenty of sunshine.
We learn that Mr. f. Darwin, Of Hickory
Grove, slipped over into our county aud
captured one of our Union County girls,
Miss Alice Morgan, daughter Of ex-Auditor
\. Is. Morgan, of our county. The next
time Rev K A. Younger passes our house
under suoh suspicious circumstances as he
did last Monday, wo viii try and make an
We neveFNESe- desn aulr ~ -, s,,
| dipthong in the Scriptures. Will some Bible
reader please tell us where it is
Miss Mary Duncan closed her school at
| Suunysids week before last.
| Ono cf the most embarrassing cases in
which three (or we might say four) persons
wero ever mixed up was reported to us a
few daysago, which we give, emitting names:
| young lady gave her beau = beautifully
| worked handkerchief. He acknowledged the
present by sending her his picture sncsSei
| in beautiful ame. lie wrote q note to
| send with il. aud at the same time replied
aDgrly to an oft-repeated dun for an unpaid
| suit of clothes. lie gave boy 10 cents to
| deliver the package and notes, giving ex-
| plicit directions as to the destination Of each.
The boy couldn't read and got things a little
| mixed up.
The young lady received the note in her
adorsd ones handwriting and flew to her
room to dcvour its contents. She opened
the missive with trembling fingers and read:
| am gcttirS tircl of your everlasting g:
;IH;iJn>. Inc SUIT never amounted to much
anyway, and IL now ab Jut worthless. Please
20 to thunder.
The tailor, too, was struck dumb when he
opened the parcel and disccrned the picture
of his delinquent Gus omer with nrtc
which read thus: when you gaze upon
the features think how much owe you"
Imagine how the young man. fet when
he called around that evening to receive the
acknowledgements of his sweetheart and
was unceremoniously showed OF The steps by
the young lady's father.
The weather this mnrning has some ap.
pearaucc Of rain.
Mr.. J. K. Porter lost Il mule last week
The young men arc talking of raising n
Military Company and rendering its service
to the State in case of au emergency.
Before the close Of the summer we hone
to have cornct band composed Of the best
young men in the Township.
one of our newspaper E"jes told us yes
terday we wero going t' have n ncdding in
this community sosn. NoX.