The Union times. [volume] (Union, S.C.) 1894-1918, 1901-05-31
Santuc S'finss.


CIR -. thu nS'iierou1 pl .n5 nf IL.
| VeSetoD,, klnedum, Ii cuin;rg IA numb-r
that Is lrgiou. T:iat sluif is going {,
''n IKE som" of us sweat" vet
Crows are very ba6 this Year on caru
They are getting en'ire;y too smart an.
Is adding ''aa-s! t,ihaU. visa ynu;.u
| crows would became so g wd 10 iiL,!j
negroes taste that Il 'p)ssum or water
melon W uldn't H. iu IT,. Tnat l.. w..rI,l
make their eyes Il I*h and lips - II p-fl.p
flop to even thnk about thr.u, tn+a tl-
old folks wu,ili keep them from ScnOD
or minting cows T., hunt thair nests
Then [ guess crows would have to NOV.
''ut to aise.
hear the school here is to close soon.
l fail TO learn the date. have .,lsy
hoard that the teacher, Miss Pearl
Humps les, will have SONS sJ;t OF an
exhibition at The closing
The untavoCablr. weather. sprinklin :
rain, and threatening in we Scpt several
arOuud Eere lrJ,n Attending pleiicniu &
a, Btulah church yesterday
L went over on the river to take
another sight of it, while it Was at fever
heat" and 1t fills one with ave. and 100,
admiratiOr ~ 10 TX ay thr raging t,irb l.
lent waters rs Til, " 90 bolllng III ,ng ali
sending ont waves To wash he FOO Of
hlll'and carrying hug. logs aud debris
along like 50 inany c0,ks
ColUrodu p ,,au, b eiluo' are bad on
some p"' a.o raLcllrS this year have
Dten picking the vines This is the
iirst tam We have had them on out
ines. | never went To other peoples
i',Lches but hearing so mu"h ab ,uL she
great new bug that wanted to SO the
things. have seen them Yes, | have
'een them befor., when | was little,
chap, and the' pati'g the horse ne;tles,
OF what iS more iopliirly known A.
tread sttJ' O'm's. IL Jrey are no. tn Z.
>;nn" thing don't b !ieve the d'ff.r-nce
ev-n by aIa'yS;s cpul:t b., toll Way
when L Was ii,ruIiuce,i "a them found
'.n Old acQudiulincs. can show an,
one h" hugs in grain field where he,
have been eating Lne britIs mJre or less
tor ten years. They are nothing new To
me ter AL, or INV eyes d- :aiy- IN. II
those stnkimg bugs th Al eat The nigh
shade Starts on vegetables il wCui,t Dt
mo.e new bugs stdr ell gu..SS
The OAt crop Was gr..tL> imp;oYei b;
she Ial,,S but 1t Is t,eiHg IN ,SC CLm vet for
wheat, which is beginning 10 ,,sJ on the
Y
finest that has been grown here in several
years, and if nothing untAvorable hap
p'ns hrmcef0rth, it will os u great thing
to all who was industrious eno.Igh To
SOW them. But Oh, hrw soOl they
could all ba swept away. W,oay h, e
tn work and hope. Ivey Green, tn,
brings Your articl, the key not, t., mltnl
You said well, farmers are called yrum
f.ln ~ I..lll fb.I,.,
intl.ayeIs; give mach advice. rhev
"inve much to cJnL-lid win" aud if any
thing napp-lIS 10 the crop il Is JIAlr loss
they ''Shoulder the resp nSlbiJy uf Ihe
crop and i5 ofCen b ,wed drWu W, h
care, and if a Calamity Details them IL is
great loss Of crops, Lhey know they have
Lo meet their Obligations rs lung rs n
veatage il left To iIert it with THY
surely work with n faith; ST. ye antride, s
don't be too harsh on the tillers OF the
soil.
rh- welcome rains camn-we!c, ,m !.
at i'st-but aS usual. fraii human nat ure
is still unsati-iih, and it was "two
much" And we'll il may he said, truly.
for we had 2.TS inches of rdiut.ili it
three days, falling SO as nearly AL To
soak in tho gr,und, AMI c,rs Qn.ntlv
but little field work has b5su doue sine,
to d tie.
The streams about here We're pret V
full but not Out OF their hanks. huT the
river, tn grand Oil Broad, vent IN
brNui. and when it gers IN TN ,:nlgn
boom Can be ~ bI"ny as any stream FIR
HE terri i'Ory lraiuad IT, iO'e rduidly
all We tuesday and unJll Tau, DAY
morning, and all knew that there h vi
heea so,ne heavy rdinS abWa sntl,
rough mss ir-In.nt ar J-ter'S lnll
taken below the f. ',.bp Wills Tn gates
we're up and o., fl .>h wat-r, AL mad
the hr,ght about 10 feet. This wa'
S~veral feet h'Ow Lhe last two big
fr, sh"ts If 1886 mi 1897. B ,ck q ,tArs
xren.ieh a iuug distance mp the small
str-ams. A c'm'id-'i>- AunInt at
wheat and oats W tp Gu rhb aud the
m,Sf of IT, c)nDl.'sly riimi-d SOM
Corn was plated and mp, and very iikr'y
covered 80 deep IN dsp)SES IS 10 re-
qn're planning ov'r. It. II ba some
uma hstOre pastures on the bottoms viii
be fit for grazing again.
The old mill house has stood another
big river bus some sleep.rs aul lD,S'
plank was taken. and frapo from one
set of stones wa> Il ,aIGd.
Snine very large watermelon patches
have ben pdn'td d, not know
whether a'lyoue ar., going to try the
market or not So ne [ know are nor
buthering about selling later, only want
plenty and to feed hogs on the refuse
| will plant me late palc as soon rs
wheat is Cut, and [ am gong to try to
beat Ivey Ge4n's "spouse" ia this gam"
b. b., we must he birds of a feather
for too have b en pulling the b II cord
vigorously to better redeem nv farming
business. Creeks put "A big jrh on me
by filling up bottom bitches, hut to-, *
the medicine, but lay by ti,ue is coming.
How are the 4irlsp Let's clay bV''
and go over to Lockilart and have a fine