The news and herald. (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1877-1900, 1879-09-23


a'Sa,7o OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES,
LITTLE CorroH FAcroElrs N r,,,
Sol,Ui.-W hen Southern ucwspaur,
hndS respite from politics il usually dis
cuSSrS the question of rsiublishiuu
Snla!l cotton factories throughout the
south. The fact Is that mauy mills OF
llmitcu capacity have been established
especially III South Carolina and Grur-
"'i', amt that they are important iu-
Hif'llnrntS OF returning prosperity in
! !Uo>c States. That they are not large
Is not detrimental to their success.
lhcy arc mainly run by water bower.
III nr'Ghborloous where there is !,
Small population which would have
II" other places OF employment during
certain seasons OF the year. Ii has
b'rn found that colorrd boys and GIRLS
are puiir'dcN NtcrouS at The Spindlc, and
thai where the little mills are located
tl'rtc Is much more peace and ORDER
Than IN lhmctS where there is no in
"n>irlal attraction for the idle. The
cotton Is near ut hand, the running
! power Is cheap, the workncn are nj
traclcd by the novelty and bv the op-
pnrtunlty to labor under Shcllcriuu,
ROOFS, the WarpS command ready
market, and the profits, relieved of
much OF the expense Of heavy freight
m" iar from inconSidrrablc. In nearly
! every case OF success the enterprise
has been under the charge orprar. ical
nrnnnn,; o"',,; ""o business men. III an
co'lu bc clearer than that the cotton
Sh"nld bc sl,un near wEc:c il is raised
AS an element of civilization tbcsr ill.,
cv,rr ,''., 'n,"n,; ',u M"'N'n2 wonders ana
~, i;.h .'! nnn :" 10y, Mn'cH seeks 10 cS-
rlcvn;;,m i u ~ - Ia"i,S I'%n s'ci' 'UWartl IN"
| nl,n :snorni,,. vi '"'" ,..Ies. nc h'''c
nm. ,mT @ cnrr, ".,H "!p"sru p"'s,,, 10 'he 1aZoo
1nrInrv ] W." j.. ~ -, ,mu. ''"'.';c' Wnich mas
snr; liz J,.;,,n H', '''''' ~ lo''' 't"!'E ah,t
y,nrr nr ,hn,n '., .," "n.n! He"rS III ait
omlv oti,,",;r, ~ .T,, s,,, .,Gss ,"a'.s whose
yiri Un,n,L; 'l'0' 10 '"'efh'-,Nc'c
''''"'"'
NErr,yc or swan ,rho co, -,
the Assori,tn HoG|r,nn1l ~ m, N,'H"t o'
ch,,rrh ot'thc S"n,h J' ',':,i ,,':1 ie.o!,criah
church. in Chcst :. .,''n 49,. ',,'rt r Il, I,'"''
the .5th inst,m, "': vi ~ ~" = '''', s'" &;
bv Rev. w. = NANNY, ' ns CI'; W. "l'r.:t'' ~
Rev. Jnmrs II S S,r',n,; y, or E.io, 1, WIN
AZ altc,,nir ;rLc S' S,.5 ~ elnt>see;
OF zen Trcshvirt los r,I" "I' -, - '".n.,oSe.' @ M
different Sonihnrn S,n,o, V'n n.y. P,rnt uto'I '''e
ronsiss orthr nin;.,n'.' ,"',H. vs., nr oo"!
aboui ci~h,y't;v" ~ '', ",,', l,rch' ra,r:' :
from each church.
The session of thc SYNOD will bo
favored with the p,rscn:c of ,hn vcn" NV
cradle D.. Plumcr. Two lr,rratos ~ ~,
the United PRESBYTERIAN cL1rrI I nr ,hn W,
North will likewise br !, attcrf,rn" @ ~ -.
The train of lhc Chcrow & Thrsto,.
Railroad will leave Chester on WA.
nc' day afternoon. at , O'clock for Tho
accommodation Of dclcrolrs whn o;r m
expected 70 arrive hc,c' ,.j>, Chr"'o,. ~ o. 6, 6
LHhoir, and Charlotte, Co,rnb;a i,
Augusta Railiontls on ih,t I,v Tr,;ns
will run daily to Ri, hbur". dr. ;n~ h, ,hr
session Of ihc SYNOD for t;,r cnEro .' 49,. ~
icnca of persons from Cncs,n,
wishing to attend the NEE, inc.
church, nrblishcs - ,a,,n,. p,n,o' y, ou'o,'
isuc orthc ,Issoc;uto pn i ~" ','o ''s'
by;c,fra. ajvin~ ;nfnr,n",;o ",'e M Ky ,,,
a;.ics as to rates or tn," I "m rn.,,'', iw "''I-
Columbia g. Nuons;n Hoi,rooI m "I"' ''''c'
The mretin" Is lnol"I t""',., H,". -
with great inicrcst I" hv H." v.hoHo ~, M"'u 1 10
munitv. Amnlc Hrcm.ra,;",,o @ m,w,o I",',, nn,,'
been made for thc onto, ;H ,in;"m"m, ~ t''ho ,,,o
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