The weekly Union times. [volume] (Union C.H., South Carolina) 1871-1894, 1894-04-20
Correspondence Of the TINES.
Times and Candidates in Santuo.

SANTuC, April lG.-The Township Re-
form Democratic club was rcorganized at
this place last Saturday, with large num-
Der on the roll, and moro still coming.
Msssrs. w w. Bruce aud J. w. Gregory
were elected permanent president and Score
tary, respectively, and DR.. Geo. Douglas,
was elected executive committeeman.
\ committee of three was appointed by
the President to nominate delegates to the
County convention which meets in May, and
the following names were proposed and
unanimously elected G. II. Jetor, A. {.
ly!cS, J. NJ. Carter, \. w. Gilmore, J. W.
James, DR. J. Z. Thomas, ID. B. FAINT, l.. 'B.
Jctcr l.. W. ,Jctcr and Thos. Taylor.
Some resolutions were passed denounoins
the Auarchistc policy Of certain Of the
Dalies in this State, in cndeavoring to stir
MP discori m strife and violations of tho
raw.
\ military company has been organized
here AMI commission asked for. There
are thir,y-iour names on the roll, and quite
n numb T. more a"c coming in. There are
no ciiY boys in this, but hard and tough
fellows. who say they will not he "band-bcX
anl holiday soldiers. | will be able to
give Il more extended report later.
Farucrs are well up with their work gen
cra'ly, al! | believe further ahead. than for
II number OF years, 1T corresponding
period. Some are through planting COM
paratjvely larger 0:"p of corn, aud almost
everyone has n good amount planted.
Nearly all of the c'tton land is really for
painting. arl many are only awaiting on
the season, rs they are n little dubious
about plSuting too early.
We have had one killing a,H Two OF three
light tro,ts the past week, aud they act
~ "A sort Of chccI, 10 planting.
Wheat aud oats arc coming out s>mc, but
very slow and it is plainly seen that the
lomngc to those crops is heavy. Some far
mors are p'ow,nr un thcir wheat to plant
corn.
|, has been discovered that smlll branches
of fruit IN fareS; trees were killed, and it
is thought that many OF the larger tree.
have been cu;ircy killed. as no signs ct re-
hUl lin. c.n be seen.
Candidates. are budding down here, and
very like the crop will he in full boom
SOFA. 1t appears that San'uc Will contribute
her share this year. There i somo talk of
Mr. b. Is. FAINT entering the race for School
Comlni>s:oncr. He IS !ijIy qualified for tho
place, believing in god education, and has
been Il tcNchev f.r dheen years or more,
uulerstruI, the needs Ot that Office, and has
been cons spicuou-iy identified with evory
good move in this section, whether religious,
temperance, political and the alliance
Mr. ". W. BIucc, | am informed will
make the race for the legislature. Ito is n
staunch retormcr, aud has always done his
voting in this souuty-having had his lot
east with u for the last four or five years.
In all things pertaining to the advancement
OF the coUntry and the peoples cause, he can.
ihr Mr. Tauy, nc Iuund in tho front ranHs
and heat Of the blttlo.
There occurred missprint in my last
article, which after studying it, fail TO find
wha; meaning it could convey to the reader.
1t says, "ilorc iluting dream is Ger, when
it VAS inten ic FOR Hopes lscting dream
etc.
Rev. i. G.. C.iNord filed ht> appointment
y, the prsshytercn chmch yesterday, AMI
urclchc from the text. john 3: aud clause
OF "n Y. The preaching day has been
changed f,om the "ri sunday to the Isl
Rev !. y. Rell npw Of Spartanburg, will
preach At the Bay tlst church 18th Sunday,
2.2ni inSt, At clock \. VI.
T.. W. J..