The Union times. [volume] (Union, S.C.) 1894-1918, September 20, 1895, Image 5
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T HE UNION TIMES
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Present indications arc that there
will be a great dearth of rentable houses
hero this fall and winter unless tsomcouo
* goes to building. It is a good sigu when
a'.l the rentable houses iu a tjwu are occupied.
Nevertheless, people wou't couio
here to live uulesa they can Gud houses
to live in. It would be a good time for
some man who has the money and the
land to build several substantial houses
to rent. It does not pay to build hoc or
gandy houses to rent, but there is good
prolit iu plain substantial ones. Lot no
family be turned away from Uuion for
want of a suitable house to live in.
Mr. Smoak's idea that the courts
ought to exclude youug men and boys
when cerfiiu oases of gross immorality
are being tried, except those that take
part in the trial; and that the publication
of the facts ill such cases should ho lor
bidden, is a good one. As a rule trials
ought to be and will be public, iu a free
country, but there aro certaiu rnisde
uieanors, in the nature of a nuisauee, the
trial nf which, attended an they always
are by crowds of young men and boys,
with the evidence of witnesses i.ircef,
and under cro<>s examination, repeated
and oonnncntcd on bv counsel, is a greater
barm and a bigger nuisnuee than the
continuance of tiro ofTenee would b'\
One of tbo Judges has recngnixed the
evils of these trials and last year charged
a grand jury hereto bring in no indietmeuts
for a certain offence unless it wav
amounting to :i nuisance.
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our own County Supervisor, Mr.
J. H. T. Scott is due the credit of starting
the movotneni which has resulted in
the calling of the road congress to meet
in Columbia on she 24th insf# Mr.
Scott has been interested in the matter
of good roaus for some time, and bis po
eition as supervisor lias doubtless cnah
lei him the better to appreciate the
road problem. He first wrote to several
supervisors about the matter and found
out that those who, like himself, had
been brought face to face with the duty
of in Hiding bad ro ids, wore all agreed
"Tbal it was no small job; that it was a
big enough problem, in fart, t> engage
the joint deliberations of ail the supervisors
in the up country. These letters
were followed by a coinmunicatitin
written by Mr. Scott and published in
Mcvcrnl of our stito daily pipers, calling
for a meeting of ail tho Supervisors at
Columbia. It was at tho suggestion of
Thr Stuti: wo believe that the meeting
was called n road congress and that the
invitation to attend was extended to nil
th*sc interested in good roads.
We are glad to sec this in ivement and
hope that our supervisors, and people
generally, will push this matter and keep
on pushing it until we have good roads
B'l over eur st it o.
Lot us not, however, expect too much
c>f a convention. We might he disa
?pointed and disappointment nearly alw
iys discourages. We arc expecting
much of the convention?that plans and
processes will he discussed and critieisni
a,nd the host methods ascertained. One
tiling is cert tin, however, and that is,
that it is either going to take a good
dual of work, or a good deal of money
probably both, to fix our roads like
they ought to bo lixeJ. II the roads can
be fixed easiest and best with hbor-s.iv
ing machinery, then we may depend on
it, it will cost something to woi k tlx m.
If it will be best to woik them with
human labor, then if will take a lot of ii
Hut whichever is be^t we say 1 Is
have good road-. It the machines are i
tlio ;]inigs lets buy them and ice tin in,
W? have to pay for a ! other comfoit-,
and why should wo expect good roads
without paying for them. Hot's rid our
eo Ives of the fjiOht unreasonable idea that
the supervisor cm, make good roads wnh<
ut money. l?o wo want good roads?
Are we wil ing to be taxed to pet
ihcui7 'f we can have them and
t ?it in ;< ?i..\ icw > 'I 'wo are
not v.iiitng t" pay I' r tho ?>o. , a.,o be
i.'.iebinery ejssary ( <! be w >rk,wcj
v* i) ju1 drag < ?? tot .< i tied : the pivs
oni j-yctcm, Ibis may not boa vi ry
plc.e-aut ia lb otio/j, but plea, ant 01 ?,.
pieasttnt, it i-gju-t . . I t oar pari we
ay j ay the w >n< v and bate the comOris,
I'm we tire convinced thai a bin,all j
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a mount speut c??ch year in tt pa ii ing I ad
roads is but money thrown away, but
that u considerable amount (pent iu
making the roads permanently and substantially
good will bo but mouey invented
that will return to in in a few
years, doubled and bearing compound
interest.
From ail aoeouuts, last Friday came
noar being auother "liluck Friday. Over
?7,00 : ' it) of gold was withdrawn dur
iug the week for shipment aud the Trcas
ury reserve wis brought far below the
Sinn unit mill i 1.
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liug iu Wall Street an J nil sorts of re.
ports arc said to have been afloat*, about
the lJond Syudicate aud The United
States Treasury. New York Dunks
however came to the rescue by depositing
large sums <d" gold at the sub treasury
iu exchange lor b:lls. This prt nipt
action of the banks doubtle.-s diverted a
calamity ? n cal imity which would have
presented itself either in the form of a
bond issue or a panic
You know there arc sotnc who consider
it n sort of impropriety for a unit
away down South to think for himself
at. all, aud sagely hiut that he ought t>
shape his opinions in sc; ;id nice with
those of someone neat the eapitol, IJtit
we submit that ' t?t Friday's occurrence
is enough to excuse a m t.i down South,
even a Union County man. of the State
of South Carolina, for indulging in a
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IPIIV |ll KUtV 1 I II vui II III (III Ills ()W II at
count.
Is it possible cli-it (lie public fiu.tr.cas
of a grout nati >11 can b" thrown into
confusion by the withdrawn. ??f von or
eight million doliais 1'roui it's irensury?
Under existing laws's not our government
a* llie uiercy of every man who
happens to have severul million debits
at his command'/
Wliat 1 gal impediment is there to
the J> ind Syndicate's b inkrupting the
government, except tho heroic measure
of suspension ol specie payment/ l>.n
someone says they would nsver ;?o that
far heeuuse it would he contrary to their
interest. True, but do our liuauces re
main stable simply because it is lo their
interest for it to be so? Wo submit
that as long as the government i- under
legal obligations of re ltumiug ail ol its
circulation, silver, greenbacks, bank
notes, and everything, in cold, on present
iiion, and us 1 nig as this gold re- 1
setvo ol $100,UUU,000. ha* i? be l.cpt
up at all luii'.ltd-, even to the issuing ol
millions of dolhrs wort!) of L ads, this
money tru.-t, popularly known ;.s t io
bJjnd Syndicate, lias a greater power ol
oppression by taxation than too t zar < 1
Russia. The only limit indeed is th it
Ml"-- sted by policy.
Tito only question lhey need citisidei
ii, how in licit will a K.ii^ufTctinj; ;t n il
lal?abidm<? people bo;ir bo lore they will
strike buck? I>ut the millionaires me
not to blame. We, the people, iron'
fault. '1 bey squeeze the money out ol
our pocket.-', but. ii id we nut ftivo o.tr
Votes to elect lite men who contrived the
equoeaing apparatus for 1110111/ The
love of motley is a root of all evil, and in
view of thu oppression that we have
sometimes seen at h uno with nothing t<?
justify 1 save tn "lit, oii?ht we to be
surprised ii thoie men h ? not n -l -ct
the use of a money making machine
provided by the povei tiim-nt, when 11.< y
only have to loueli u butt >ii and the
government does the rest'/
We wonder if I'res. Cleveland ami
S? c'y t ii lisle, w iio sue umloub'iy ;:< t
tin.' their portion of the I' an to
.-it nit mr. would not be --lid t > do o.<
tiling, any thin;.*, tl they O'.U f t ew w' |
to do.
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FOR TELE NEXT
Wc luivo never been in better
cheap. Slices Bought hj'oro tli
continue to give t !i?-m to yen at
is a great deal less than you can
i\s in proceeding vera-:
(quarters tor Joans. We
prices are right, W'e have
made up, so cam sml at a ver;
will continue to Lr,:> i.Nr Luu-.u v
or the last lour years. All Sujun
he closed out regard it -of win:
need the room am 1 besides
lVom oil" season to anot
.'ivss Goods wot 111 1 8<* voiug for It
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V lew summer suiis ieit am. you <j
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1 Calces Buttermilk ;;n I'm
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Millinery, Laces, I
A/hito Goads, Colored
f'outh's and Children1;
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'TEN DAYS.
sIihjio to give you goods
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thu old orieos. which
buy tlum elsewhere,
s you will find us headhave
the goods and the
no time losses to be
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