The Union times. [volume] (Union, S.C.) 1894-1918, 1903-04-17

ven, - Tor that I, ,e11SIz; AZ - - y
aer somebody, foN judgin9 ffotn {,
counts of those convicted AMI hrr' :
,1sy % say they are prepared to ,iiss
whether they mean the courts An
: the sheriff his prepared them. :, !
'nas their soul is prepared, is ieft EFF 70 ;
~ 20 guess, but We presume il il tb,
latter. But who Of us wishes 70 ~ =,
martyr. be murdered, that som.
oad fellow may become ssprenored
orc, and 50 to heaven. Take I'll.
Weapon awey even if they do NOT hc
conc prepared and must 20 the otbe,
way, guess most every one will s.v
l pull off my hat gentlemen to tbs
-. .,ales. Ay, l pitch it on the floor.
tnere 1t is now, in recognition of the
pretty compliments some have Maid
%,,.l 70 TINS ,, side of the correspondence to
IHE TINES OF fcourse 1 would bs
s : reoreans i'll had no feeling in NV
Iosom to appreciate these thipo:
snoogh l do not wish to appear con. On.
splcuons, presumptious or conceited.
more l sometimes think I am a sort
OF nonenity. E, A. G.. gave me ths
credit credit Of being fair, etc., though she
realized wo did not agree On q Ger
tam thing. Then Clytie said a ver,
moe thing which 1 appreciate very
much indeed. Then [ have a vsry
pretty, cousin in far off Missis,inn;
Mno committed herself as apprcciat. |
ing my eff rts, though far off. ri
saw her last summer and s..l v..
r,.eiu. ,sa,, iSrs word Of al, us,gpsseis.iqp
osher members Of her family who II
have mover seen. Thank you cousin, |
and ladies all, at home and abroad,
and gentlemen too, who feel that l
am not exactly blank. Now don't
you SEQ that I had rather hold my
little position, receive those compli-
ments, than to be big executive, in
. big White House, and have to eat
dinners and suppers with removed
niger and give receptions to negro
ladies.
A young man said that mail got
missent often by people M.;ting this,
Santuc, when it was proper to stick
X aud that he vas trying to get the
railroad to change it to Santuck.
That they would cosider the PROPOSE
,ion. Things got mixed because
there is a Sumter. Santee and San
tue in North Dakota, / think it was.
Gentlemen protest. The township,
the town, the railroad station is San
Itqc and the surrounding country is
iSantqc and has been for time inn
memorial, derived from tho Indians
I have been told, and as for San
tpc in Dakota, why there are .
| Greenyille in almost every State, :
hundred of Unions, etc., | guess. ]
| put myself on record as being unal,
terably. opposed to any change On
| cent to cut off that k of the pos
oaice. If we have to change It
change it to conglomeratior or 4
anything--for something new, etc
ii No, Santuc is like the old time re
IIigion, it was good enough for N.
father, my mother, it was good enoug
! for my grand parents and it is goo
enough for me. Wonder where th
! idea Of tacking ON the wrinkle /
/ casting off the old Santuc for som,
D thing that no one can conceive Of :
{ having Of more popularity than SaI
. tuc incubated at. Conductor Cha
d on the train, recently asked me whe
. did that name Santnc original
. That is the peculiar characterize
II Special Easter services were he
,e 1t the Methodist church, East.
le when Rev. e III. Merritt preach
lrls very interesting sermon. 7
g | lessons read being 5ard chapter
b. Isiah and 28th chapter Of Matthc
ut Text, Matt. 1856. s'He is not her,
r. Stating this being day set aside
to over the world to commemorate
I'd resurrection Of Christ. Leading
p 70 the sermon proper he gave
l-, congregation lesson in religet
ra | history. Then no weighed the q
ng dence given BY the guards and
lall those to the resurrection id
ats those who thought they had still
act His voice, that be would be heard
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