The Union times. [volume] (Union, S.C.) 1894-1918, 1901-11-15

at-ly adorned with flowers. The bride
MAS exceedingly popular and had a large
numhsr of friends. Also was Mr. Sartor
popular aud both have the congratua-
,ionS Of everybody.
L have had some experience in saving
pna vines for hay and | think could
give some points having tried more than
one way, but my experience is that the
very best way to use pea vines is TO feed
them green us long as you possibly can.
Tnis is the time 10 be hiring t,auts
but many have the renting craze and the
land owners are petting them into it, it.
seems, and good wage hands are hard ~
find. They have baen spoiled. The peo
| ole have done 1t aud it Is MT nov becom-
lnt tn grumble an >mplau of the con
'iiti"n "f things. The farmers aided b.
The public works. have done It all.
y negro tramp or some kind of negro
stole good size yrarling from Mr. Lester
Knight one day asst week in day time.
led 1T down the road and triel to sci. 1t
to Mr.. j. Nc. FAINT, claiming h was
from Spartanburg and on his way to Al
ston. He went little farther on AMI
agreed to sell it to Alf Wright. colo!rd
fer seven dollars. Left it with Aft IT,
3 me in few days for pay. Then p ts>ed
MIR. Fant's again and when questioned
rs to his yearling said he was from A,sI0n
and on his way to Spartanburg. This
negro evidently Thought he was pal suei
and was glad to get lid OF the COW or t.
leave it with Wright'giviuy nILuself time
to -et out. NJ. X Iigh: ya ',' = ,,"),ng
back ali ripht
There az many pNor whit" ~ 90.
tlelnun aud very nice ,Nn, / I,r Liza,
who c'hlld SEA, c,ly get in sig :. -: p eSi-
dents ~ eyc!j'S table IN u, e. ), eaL at
H. with his family as hi' ''Pr,..'eN IT
i}onker L. WashirgrOn.' 1'n)Se who
u'k' excuses for him may SAY h.,
President did not invite the nigge. BIZ
his name, but nevertheless the name
took the bigger with il. Wonder il
hose white servants Mrs Roosevelt WIS
going to SECURE FLEW around" TIL nly-
ger much, and if Madam smiled graciruSrv
upon the nigger and ilq Al ed after mi s..
washington" who had to be put outside
the campus at Wellesley college NV
The President ought to have an "a
home" aud invite the SciCuS of tlr
Washington family thar they may b.
come acquainted with tn" Mise Il o,e.
Velt WHICH may create Il love aif II t,r.
somebody may marry a ''SncIai equ Al >"
a negro woman near here b. Gdn
having sptSmS, "A uOctor WAS called L.
and after several days thu sptslnS wer
broken Now Soue oi Tn. drvOut
old women says that Sh. WIS nnly
coming through - She had been una",
convection sOm- time, So hey say, 4 ii
her hand was looked into and Il certain
one, very bad young ne ro msre hoy,
was appointed to pray for her. b 1T sh.
held her head too high 81 con descend for
that by l." pray for her but after ha>n
these Its FOR awhile Shr gave over Th
boy WAS scut for-nuW if an, body ever
had religion he ha--and he pid,ed -,
the woman and thr spN>mi s'OJpAi, u.l
SO she VA ou'y "nOmng 'hrOIgh' ari
lo" ms got rlgiol. Nrw I'll" qneSil,m
is,wa1 i III boys prayer, h'r suom!>-
TO il, thereby her TAI il in hlm tn,
stopped the apasmS, or WAS IL the dpct -.
Whether she cane thrbuGnn o. ;na
doctor ildrd her uVev tn crisis 81 Is
not we'll hy greai leh and s,m.r
those 'deVoutS' aie still witciiing Oyr.
her and enliirng if she is prepared
die With this superstition, II rerun.-r
of barbtrsm, he fool behavior, shod
ing and a,ngi, g and praying over ne
sick IL Is Il wonder that he dOc Ors ol"e
as manv ca'eS as they do AID tn.l
some people far her towards The 20 Z sly
social equality"
HEY DENVER.