The Union times. [volume] (Union, S.C.) 1894-1918, 1896-08-21
From Eta Jane.
OR people ar sowing turnip%.


against farmers wIo have pulled fodder.
What effect the recent rains will have
have OH the cotton crop remains yet to
be seen.
Miss Salle Fowler. of Keiton. is vi>;: =
! ing her brothers. john and William
Fowler of this place.
The NEE ing at Union WAS very
| tame affair c)nplr,d with other meeting I;
of the same kind in the state.
Mr.. James Garner. of Pincknpy. re-
gret to SLY, is in bud health. lie is one
of our best farmers as well rs citizens.
Some .: the i:uh;c roadS have been
worked ont. The Few system of road
wor:ing is giving general satisfaction 50
rar aS can !c;:r.
| Mrs james Garner, Of pm"llnCy, has
| pl"lty of last years sweet potatoes vet.
| ate some of them yesterday. and brought
Il pocket full home to Mrs. N0X.
Prof L. \. Foster will close his sing
/ in school ri MrSopotam;a Saturday.
Th" public are cordially invited to attend
|
! filled baskets with them
Yesterday had the pleasure of attend
inG tl" Mount Tab"r Sabbath school. OF
which Mr. }. Y. AsI,cw is tn" Supcrin-
;2ndcnt: hc Is the right man in the riy'i.
rEtrr.
.ITdg" y. NJ. Greer is ;;s>l'.in.n nI MOVING
his family 10 aiGli. They hnvr ~! lad
| lir ch:!!f ;u', mu' OF tn families along
The creeks have been aniic,ejlin the SANE
| way.
Mr.. l.dWdi,l CAN'T hls g'irval,a
against tn" "nin,y ior lryin.: ru, down
som" Sfrl'ir trees on his place While
working tn" Eoll. We hop, the natter
will l". settled without tro;li,!r or cyp.ils;.
to c!;Ar: party.
Nr>s!S Ern Spears. Mid Wa...,.:. !
II. wilkins. los Nome, NJ. G.. Nir;w.
Il. ". nAviv and II. B. M"D,niel are
| the oVClN""yHi whD have charge of tl,
public roads in this im!n,,!iat" SETON
| and aii oi tll~m have done and are S,;li
dong some good worH for the pnpli>.
For II kin.l invitation to attend ,hn
| closing exercises of NJ SS { i.nll Wyn Is
Scacol al bclh!"hcnt vi, eho .Sti MStan.,
ny ut,nl.S n" uur. hop" to lr tlaYr.
ANA max" my acquaintance With both
| lea III II AND Srhnla1S AMI give our r.Al-
riS II fu!l report OF th' proceedings \
| first class picnic will b. one oi the d.
| liyhtInl features Of the occasion,
hay" ii from w..ar 7 I.in GOOD
authority that Nj, CiarIic I.ar."a ter.
Wh1" uHt!n.ch ""ath noticed last week
v.ut!,a his own death hy trying To slv.
| The life al i colored man. John Little.
1T seems that Little vas cn::unyicl in H..
rop" anl Mr.. Lancaster in getting him
lose WAS caught himself AMI his !;.y
torn ana crushed SoaS u render u:.,u,.-
iation necessary. !tom thrUi:;,.r u2 witch
II" died III Nc,."". .i.;At t;inr.
20 one OF tniol cnuMty'S mos. e.
| ;ilnIh!c ladies M greatly indebted for
Il iuIl history OF tn" wnun.lin. and d"l'h
| Of .;cut"Nlnt James Norris of cpmp,nv
+. tih Sn"i,l ,Aynlin. Regiment. WHO
W&S kii!"! ~ t|" hnuriri!nrnt OF II ,,Ai,
Head. NnvrElnrT :. l%:i. ~. !, ,ht
wiIpW q. Il G.il.an; oili,'N: WI" rp,i na:t
il that "nyAg1r, ,sM,, ,.i.:t hrr $,lt":u mts
are t":7;Mv!t'N.
rT" nr.'riyr;l i u,:2 frnn M. Il.
". pa.iS announcing his withdrawal
tro:n Ill" T:,;'" for IN. mHG;H::;t't OF this
| township. He S'y> me cHH: run
against ~ ARMY rr:nr;'lr with whoa hr
hA, 5" nii2" >irI"r.i IT,. 'I;ili-."r% uG :,li,
liIv. !i"h VIZ; Il ~.'iia!!i *vhiv. 't'h,
iA>l ~ q! Us military ....,.'. ~ his
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! i;H'lmN!!!r /; W.. lie Wl> !rird nv :?
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