The Union times. [volume] (Union, S.C.) 1894-1918, 1902-01-10
Santuc Siftings.

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sod Time hasifurIr-i another page
s.,7.. Of eternity and tIn'h;
Z He reads with warning voice to age,
30 < Aud whispers a lesson to youth
All bnt will >.ag-' heed the warn
ing and youth" learn the lessou?
Az Nowsisr a good uroe to starr a
diary. "a record also of mistakes
3 and successes: ---~-
All things that were filled last
year ''for future reference ought to
be referred 70, now. n s.gg
s. A.good New Years resolution is
= 70 iubo~ nobody'sg badness. however
rs,7 smart aud witty it may seem, but
try to emulate all good.
g. Brown is Sarge Piuncket's man.
and now ''me" and "B, b." hsv"
resolved not to try to grind sAussge
4 meat with sheep shears this year.
Anybody who will accuse a farmer
or any depeudeGt on tue farm of
having, mousy AT this time ought to
10. be- made 10 feel, for his reckless
ACCUSE ION. +,t
.~s'''"tfhese hard times, if you haven {
feed enough, nor any room to put
more, get a big flock of G cats, ,"rake
off one letter and you Will have GA i;
then put "bee' b. IRE OK aud you
will have box TO pnC your oats III.
Thankyou, Mr. EA,tor, for special
ly referring me o the cen -us repor.-,
but with so many more i.ma es tho n
males, we ought,ntoa Ne. lin Glover" 4"
ouguta awe noti ouv tn y may be "tt
ONES, and in 50 ome CORNER yBat
neversmind. ! ma ha YEA nice bitie
girl in our county. "r Two or three,
or a Times girl.
The Uuled States Weather B l.
rcau na. institute ia new method of
moupting yha Thesafm ;i 5me or& espeo-
i-'lj hs srnaxiWum. SO there is no
chance Of the mertu y slipplng back
tnrougn the construction. The fiue
pair of instruments here have been
remounred.
Ihe PREACHERS nave altstarted on
their Now Years work. Rev. Mr.
Mahon preached plain sarmon-a
New Years sermon al Salem yester>
day. The Methodist pastor, Rev.
Mr.. Merritt, is at his wo, K here, ~ d
will preach in the Methodist chuecn
III town next Suaduy. Rev. Mr..
Burns went to his new charge 'ast
week, but owing'tY Mrs Burn i'l-
ness she did n accompany hiu.
Mr.. Burns carries with h,m the goot
wishes of ali tue denominations at
this place. =
Mr.. s. X. Johns has left US spt
moved up near Union--on the os,
Bill Savage place. MIR. Johns did
] mot 'wish 70 leave this sect IN, ba; ,t
Seems, in this case, The ,nevit.bi !,
forat least this year. His mahy
htiends did NOT wish TO see, him g,
sriy iioi oi o. thar. tttii; he Awas !sairet,s A"t
gong. He will. think. try The
trucking business some, have sma'l
''staple" farm, aud run also a black
smith and repair. shop. and will.
trust, getAll thss work he can do
He is -quite1 ~ good s&triend9 Of the
writer. and / wish him the best o
successtnd good health.
Fas ON Broad river several tiun:
last week, looking around where ,he
waters had been. 1t was up aboa
eighteen feet, and TO look up IN n,
tress and bushes, them measure tn,
extent Of the bottom land covered
the distance water lsspscked up cree L,
it tskes an jmmesses V hume of Wat q
to raes sNstreamt eigAteeh feet. II
was over vast deep on tho floor 0
Jeter's mill.
believe hands, or what there il
here, have become settled for awhile
T6ere has been considerable chang
ing around, and ! rope oil Will i,
Will bat those who tried to drive
marlin spike for big nail may bre
she hammer handle tnis year, espsc