The Anderson intelligencer. [volume] (Anderson Court House, S.C.) 1860-1914, 1888-05-24
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LOC q NEWS.
THURSDAY May "a. !


OCA NEWS.
THURSDAY, MAY "a.
AN ASSURED FACT.
ssAHderson y Will have Cotton Factory-A
and Enthusiaatio Meeting held In
its rnfersss. - s. -
For twenty years OF more the talk OF a.
Cotton Factory has been heard in Ander-
son, and time and again efforts have been
made 20 establish one here. These efforts,
howeyer, have proved futile, and our peo-
pie had almost come to the concluslo lon that
it;Would 6e useless to try to make another
seffort Butsome Of our citizens had never
glyenup hope and whenever an opportu-
nity offered itsalf they would put in a
word FOR cotton factory. A few weeks
ago the Board of Trade determined to take
the matter IN hand and make one more
effort 10 build the factory. The members
Of. the Board OF Trade felt that our friends
fths County tslt an interest in the well
fare ofe thsir County seat, and that il their
attention Was properly called to the impor-
s tance Of abiishing 4 factory incur midst,
would only be . question OF time until
itwould be bnilt IS s.; Il e 81
In accordance With this yiew Of the mat.
ter. the Board; a;feW days ago, issued in
;Sasyftat; tons 10 the leading hrmers az the
County 70 Yisit Anderson on the 2srd of
4 Aay, 50 that the question ofbuildiug a cot
Ton factory could be presented to them.
That neeting was held yesterday, and an
enthniasHo meeting it was, too. The Court
J: Honsssass sssrowdedto to its utmost capacity.
shortl lyafsesl clock, when Mr.. james
SnlhyanY PRESIDENT Of the Board Of
Trade ceiled The Meeting to order. Mr..
snIhyan inL aneloansnt tand forcible speech,
ssa-ed sns oeless, g tne meaning ana saao ne
wanted tns ssslasan g = every person. He
s aiae Isaa some Mtelestng lesten nom
treslaenls q Various eotIon mus, ana
tnen lns.oo1sea, s.ne nIss speaSer ooi.
- aammels. f5esaasns o. me Sleomons
nuaacsuls1 sSl.. pall ..
sala % .aik aooue cos-
ton 1niit Mas & yely 1A1a laef tning g MN,
ana snssls 1nnss sne pparens e eYeiys one
bag tnougnF 1or g moment tnat no
town 4 splc to sksep up ~ tne great msren
In prosrsss q. tne nins1senth century
without 9 aivefainsd andustry. ne re-
+ 1etred tos Atlan GO, g an 1linstranon,
sand said! !at Hss not railroads but manu-
stapasnm enss tnat had Dqils up
s. Atlanta ae aiso sa'd .nat Re snao me
aoss sualae.e oli,nate, Hitn ust enough Of
ans tns pess olass q FeopiNe: nom
nlcn = gss opessslye1. yol. asmMese
9noNe me 3nole peop4e ot me Uoun7
were dllessly lnIetes.sa ~ Du.elne =
tscsofy ln Anoe,sen. ina. y Woulo elYe
~ Alnos o ptoouce anu
ancsease s1e PFC g eo..on, ano pus y
iIcnaaton salon snons sns Sonnsy e1sa
g ea sess9ns g .ne So. aas = Moulo
tee q. our iis1le c.y,'
400 tnn - p1ospetlty
& g. .sne ooua.E Is
3. y. slston, o. SPendleton MANU-
actans company, Wa Me- next introdnoed,
ana showed mat z eotson mhi coula %
1aue 3 psy19g inyeatmens IN anderson,
and; that; no man could calculate the inter-
rounding County.
ssols Ia On wss e the next speaker
" aud dsrn how 2 i AosoEy IN An
dezson eoate De 1naas g. pf1ne ~ Q our
sounty e1:sos ior 9 14oo " spale q oo.ton
lnstsad q S45.0O, g Wass the nsual value.
Belton Watson and Rev. q. 4 Mar g i
s'sshaH both ddreased: the meeting, urging
& and demonstrating the necessity of:S our.
sadng scttye steps at once to have the
taesorys built. 5::st: sa.ts:
The eoncl cluaion OF the peachss, those
j present we're requested ltos state how
mpeh they we're nilling TO subscribe to-
the. building ot 4 factory sin, or near An-
desaoa. ana betMeen e 4 and sixty thou
sand dol Lam wsre raised After which Q
committee Of tan ware appointed 70 Cons
stinue so,i citations for snbsudp ptions. At
3 this stage the crowd was INVITED to res