The Conservative. (M'connelsville, Ohio) 1866-1871, 1870-12-02
An Opportunity for Home En-
terprlse.

WI ShSiNShc Nhos w az "oAe6 a.
opportunities for enterprlsing in.
vestments of motley aud labor ; and
that, consequently, men of wealth.
and those seeking wealth by means
Of honest industry, have had to en-
igrate TO localities more favored by
opportunities for investment ; and
the cause Of this want OF opportuni-
ties is assigned to be our lack Of
railroad communication with the
outside world.
! While il IS true that a railroad
would add greatly TO us as a COM
munity in this respect, yet it &C.
ours to us that, # we would but n
deaver to build ourselves up as best
we can with the communications
we already have, not only all tie
men and means of Morgan comfy
would find ample and profitable
employment, but we would find for
eign capital and labor setting a.
mong us.
The ruth CT this has been exem-
pIiied in The manufacturing enter
prises OF Cochran, BozmaE & Co.,
and the Brown-Manly Plow Com
pany, and others of o smaller kind,
whom We might mention, tina. have
sprung up here within the past two
or three years and we think they
should be forcible in their impress
of what can Be done here in Nc
Connelsvllle and Malta, even under
our presen. circumstances, should
we but evince a detetm;nstion TO
do.
ct present, there is one Of the
finest opportunities for the men Of
means of this community to estab-
lish a profitable manufacturing bus
mess il cur midst, that ever was
offered 20 a people. W refer to. the
establishment of a Buggy and Wag-
on Spring Mandatory. Capt. B.
+. Powers patent "Anti>friction
Spring" for BEggies, Carriages,
Wagons, &C., is certain to become
one of the most profitable inven-
tons ever patented, and it is only
Z question for time 30 tell what
community is to be benefited by
he manufacturing of item. This
Spring is so constructed that each
Of leaves constitutes a per-
'ect Spring Of the Elliptic style
On depression, the leaves unite
o support each other without ffic-
ion, and separate, agGin, on r~e-ac-
ion. II has. at least, three times
he power of resistance that the old
lyle of Elliptic Spring has, and has
more elasticity than any Spring ever
invented, and is almost impossible
Break upon re action. 1t requires
ess steel than is used in other
springs, and takes less labor to
manufacture 1t and, Consequently,
orld Se sold cheaper than any 9TH
r. 1t has been tested, too, and is
ound TO give better satisfaction, by
ar, than the inventor had any idea
Z RS giv:dg. /
Considering these facts, and also
that il will take but a
mall amount of means TO mako a
tart in this business, and that the
nciIitres f5f carrying oh tie bdsi- !
ess only need to be increased as
ne demand increases, and that the
respect is so favorable for it a.
counting to an immense business, :
% ask if the business men OF this
immunity can afford to allow-some :
her community to reap the ads ;
antages that will arise from the :
of such 4 mandatory in :
leir midst? :
One of the best plans for secur- !,
g our Ionged-for railroad, is TO use !.
lie advantages we slready have to !
lie very best purposes, to pat our :
spital and labor to work IN such a
amer as to attract the attention |,
: foreign capitalists, thereby show ;.
g a disposition to work out our :
IN financial salvation. Foreign !
ipital is not going to locate al
ongst us, and bnild us railroads, :
bile VIC are evIncing a disposition =
o i inert to justify an expectation
at We will raise AMI manufacture :.
mmodities 20 transport oyer SAID y
when built! If foreign capt.
! comes here, it will come for the
lrpose of makingmoney off of our ;,
dustries and enterprises. :,
NEWS from the European War is P
ale-still talking about peace, a "
neral conference and such like. tt
The children of a drunkard, by T,
! name of Bates, living in Zanes- a,
lie, broughtsui against one Schu- Ia
FOR selling their father whisky. o,