The Union times. [volume] (Union, S.C.) 1894-1918, 1900-12-21

Der Ridge. have. seen some of that
country on more than one occasion.
and some of it is fine. Success to
you, Joe. ! hope you may get some
of that fine land.
O lite a number of men are around
selling from wagons. IF people are
willing to buy from them and pay the
prices it is none tf our business.
Mr.. J. f. Cornwell, veterenari
an, Of Chester came over to Carlisle
Monday, Dec. 10, for the purpose of
examining horses and mules for the
psople, and he fl h>oted the teeth OF
several and prescribed for more. He
is moderate, and if he does not think
wurth while to do the work will say
80, and will not do the work just be.
cause he can get DAY. fosit vuo .v,u.A
met Mr.. J. w. MCGOWAN, who
showed me an old c,ppsr medal or
badge, I do not think it was coin.
II bors the date Of 1827,R. Neither
he or I could make any sense out OF
some of the words, but on one side
was beautiful globe with band
around it, and think crown above
and "In hoe signo vinces". Mr.. Nc
G. saws that he has not seen anyone
. vet who could tell what the lettering
an one side was, but all agree that l
must be Spinish. 1t was given hin
quite a number of years ago, by nj
Q father. His father could possibly hav
, given its history, but he is dead.
; The headlines OIL one of my article
made it appear that 1 am opposed
3 wide tires. l may not oe exactly op
! posed to the wide tire in it:elf but
am opposed to it being made CON
% pulsory until we have some proof th'
8 they alone are the best things tor u
If W. could have certain section
Q. mud set off for an experiment,
TT may be we'll, but don't force us y
ee on a wholesale of broad tires to pa
down mud, and it raining and puttlr
n. water on it all the time. Water "
al have to be dried out to a certain G
an tent before dirt will pack. You new
sls can pack mud. I tried to pack so'
'ol wet clay around scalding box, ma
rn a lobloily and quit. Me and bro
tire don't geehaw for general U
he We fell out. some time ago. But
ke them if you like, I can 60 anywh
We they can.
A mad dog put in an appears,
no no here about a eek ago and mad
y. raid upon dogs and hogs. DR.. j.
has ,Jeter followed it some time, trying
, Get a gun at every house he pas
II. to kill it. The dog evidently gett
owe tired of this shadowing, or getting
lm a fit for biting turned and gave CT
aow himself, but the doctors horse bt
OF faster than the dog, it was not !
. matter to keep out of its way. W
o. a gun was finally secured the dog
nes disappeared acoross the fields
one through a plantation road. A 9
era time later it was again heard
acs, still biting hogs and dogs. This
mgr early in the m ,raing. About tw
rned O'clock afterwards, I saw a str
VIZ dog, of questionable appearance
'Tea We on the river road, that must
Inc been the same dog. 1t was
h,m discovered by an old negro, who
Ugh ..II;na n ma and, not likin,
dogs actious, made the old ma
mas into the wagon for safety. We
coua lowe at the dog. but it merely stt
here ~ looLod at "a and moved o.
had . la ~, ro.sa a row with the
ghtly Go, r didn't have nv gun, and
other, ~, w. 20 c,ns;dar. Il appeared
founo q collie dog, rather tall. gettini
and was very tired. Who ha'
ieaS0 ono ltke this2 HEY LIE