The Union times. [volume] (Union, S.C.) 1894-1918, 1900-02-16
UNION COUNTY news
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Gold weather again, with rain j,
abundance, but We have escaped snow
SO lar, but we can't tell how long i
VIII be before VIC have to stand RI,
test: l tell you We would be yery
glad TO have the weather moderate
and be so We could move alone
smoothly and not be imposed upon
IKE our friends Auditor and his com
panlon. They, having their mus,ach-
es frozen to their lips, and havinc to
leave The pleasant tiresides, and then
Tue roads te n5 rocky and rough,
getting loNt i'll pasture, ETC.. we can
surely sympathize with them, but
brother correspondent, | believe if
you had been down here, and helped
-sou'o of us In u lutte JOB we came fu
contact with lsss week, expect YOU
Would have taken frozen mustaches =
in preference. Now i viii try and
describe The occupation to the be.r
Of my ability. Il was renewing
jarSmire nee arouni about two hun
dred aces of world l might term
It, and We would grab "a handful Of
wire and shut our eyes and in gully |
We would go, and then it would be
over rocks next and in thorn bushes.
h oush brier patches, and l believe
It is utterly impossible to describe how |
we were situated a good deal Of the
'ime; but VIC have it about complete
ro%, and | tell ycu it is good one,
# 1t doesn't look quite 50 well.
GEORGE Hunter cnlored fellow sa,s
The fence looks "all sorts o'ways,"
but nevertheless any one Wishing to
'ecure pasturage for their dry cattle
IAN find refuge down this way.
Dad roads. Our friends are er.
5abfic- roads at p: esent, and also the
Say they have been pretended to be
worked last year, why We have por-
ion cf road leading ont to Santuc
hat is utterly impossible with load,
nd how is it to be helped? l think
{ we had load of dynamite AMI
bow tho whole hill up, may be it
,ould be travelled when it was smooth
ID over.
Deputies Fowler and Johns, have
.ach visited our section this last week
hey must be kept pretty busy with
break kers etc.
Mr.. Editor you will really have to
excuse our news, for we don't have
my thing of much interest to happen
IN our conner, we have kindly fallen
IN line with the thought that you
sued last week, and that is this.
When you do seek after fashion, and
obtain it, it has changed to something
also, and we are great home stayers,
for there ia snra 10" l., "a .hah a uieG
aud you see we don't have the chance
to gather news, like brother j. Il. Nj.
L wonder if some body else will not
agree with US in that. 'Fashion
chsn sing? /
MIR. and Mrs. w. 7. Davis and
their son Mr.. w. Lester Davis, of
Cross Keys, have been visiting re!a-
tives near here.
We are glad to state that Mrs. W.
IL. Smith who has been quite sick,
is recovering.
We had negro killing not far dis
tant from US not long since and 1t
was stated in the last issue. They
believe in killing.
Mrs. Robt. Sartor was the guest
of Mrs. Mollie Smith not many days
past.
Little Lila Smith is visiting at her
grandparents Mr.. and Mrs. W. Il.
Davis in Cross Keys.
Mr.. Charlie Miller from Oakland,
paid our community business call,
! few days back cattle hunting.
WE'LL WIsHER.
Coldwell, s. c., Feb. 18th, 1900
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