The Union times. [volume] (Union, S.C.) 1894-1918, 1903-02-20
Santue Near Neal Shoals.

The radenI shores OF day
The music "f tl."ir rylhmjc plt>l
Low murmu!l'i-; far away;
Soft twilight s;ra!S with umm"r0uS
tread.
To close the ehO1 bars,
Sweetheart.
And in the dnkling d"epi o'erieri
Forth flash The liiudii:lg STAR;
But fairer far those eyes Of tEiIc
Whose depths reflect tie light,
Sweetheart.
That iill's my life with dreams GiVi la
And guides my heart Alright,
In each desire aud fond design
Goodnight, sweetheart, goodnight
The dusk la'h deapsn Il and the wind
Byenthes SOFT L ),can sighs,
Now, while thine eyes il sweet eclipse
A!e CLOSED in slUmbpr Il err,
Sweetheart.
And sleep hath sealed thy rosy lips
- LII -h.-..iA.--.Ls,-. .-"-----. i.> f"--s~
May sweet-vJiced seraphs gently WOO
Thy sou. with visions bright,
SHectheart,
In blissful dreams guide thse through
The maZ's Of the night.
Still whispering this. my ford aiieu.
Good-n!-ht. sweetheart, gnDduight .
TO Miss l#% 6%#, cvcEirguf 2-l.-03.
NV is 4 good time t. prn:e grape
vines, looking TO futme delicious bunch,
Rev. ". II. Wlite preached Sunday
ut the Presbyterian Chmch. Ithas been
a lal year so far for preaching days:
NJ I'ncs,,, l,y, l,C =,
J r!,.;-..--, --.-""U ~ nc aUUuI Il lite on
fair day.
There will be several y0ung bachelors
bachng it here believe this year, Some
one remarked that this place can beat
any place for bachelors. Is anything
wrong in that?
1t is late, but l accept i IS advice
as rendering his good tnlces, but hive
been too busy TO talk back at him, he is
an ''u!d man. now any way, aCd I lave
To moderate il joking.
Two days, Of bright sunshine ard we
started 20 dreaming OF spring, but a
cloud came and ! played shut u'ou,h.
f---f'rU1'o are complaining Of hfina be
hind. Perhaps they expect to- lnuch.
1t has been and always will BE-. rec&pr,
rains in winter 10 Tettrd work, AMI they
may very safely count on it.
Gardening woull, 10 doubt be going
ahead ly big leaps this warm weather, il
il WAS not too we to work land. Bat
! that is cut Of Tie question now.
4 ,,,n
| greoniment' asin Old ne9lo said, the
| past few days, and is looking fiIe.
Those who got scared and didn't sow
last fall are disappointed, and they are
| many.
According to the old theory Of the
ground icg and MS shadow, the wiuter
has brokea. He could not see his sAad-
ow on Feb Pad, this year
What about the doves calling? | nave
| heard that indicated the breaking of
winter. l.eard a dove on the morning
OF the l3.h. 1t was beautiful, bright
sunshny morning and the air was cool
| ana crisp. l. came near being a ydlen-
tine cOOiEg.
However much some people may say
there is nothing new under the sun, |
feel called upon 20 dispute it. to GER
tam extent Recently a .cgro came to
mill with the fore palt Of wagon and
two mules. He brought two bushels
of com. lut instead of IA ivinr it O. The
wagon, he bad the corn on one Of the
mules and riding the off mule, and the
wagon was upside down, IN fact the
outfit was reversed. Perhaps the mules
turned over when the wagon did and
the regrD followed tho saddle mule
That is new way to go to mill.
| endorse the cditOr's views as to tax
alton for road purposes, in orc part i. @.
don't believe i'm Taisi, g the cOunmuta-
ton tax, but if there is heed OF more
money, tax property. Not so much as
to raising the levy but jua valuation
If anything tax land according to the
valuation at which the owners hold it.
not both fertile and "thinm at live dol.
lars dn acre, then be fair in taxing all