The weekly Union times. [volume] (Union C.H., South Carolina) 1871-1894, 1893-02-24


country upsn the assurance Of baviog .
Cotton Psct,ry Eere. Farmers living in the
remote,t par Of the county send Us greet
ins.. -. ..~. az - 80. -. mat had 1t been
done ten year. ago, IT, would, in a measure.
have silenced the deni}sOgical cry of "cOuu-
try against iovyn" apl sentI the men who
raised it to sA4eS,ksr put them in the fac
l-I--y-to work.
! Fac'ories afs great harmonizers, if con-
Quoted with fairness and jnst regard for
the interests Of al Iarties directly or re-
motely Concerned in t.eir prosperity.
But it is not only the factory in town
that we wish to see tu'lt. With all parts Of
tho county, we are anxious to see all three
Cf the proposed factories built. aud ~ many
more as the magnificent water powers can
carry and the iudividunl means and enter
prise Of the unity can make successful.
Let us, by al means, have the great Lock-
hart Mills, at the North. east Of US, and
make it what $ grand location i, capable
Of making IT, the largest in the South, or
even in the worll and let us also have the
Macbeth Mill. at the West Of us, with its
sp'cudid advantages for the successful oper-
alton Of two god factories.
There is room aud pro ftable work for all
of them, and as mauy more, in the county.
anil we aIe Az, ,sali.fcl lLs!sip coyrss Of -xcry
--.-srJ TAX I'd = ,0 " ssfsk shsrt is silAii =.
interested in til, bui.disg Of factorie, and
establishing every character Of enterprise
among us, even upon the single ground that
each enterprises creates additional taxab C
properly, tha' viii reduce, IN the aggregate,
the tax upon all other property il the
county.
The building of the proposed three mil,
taxable property Of Uuion not less than
81 100000.
The following from fiiend in the coun.
try, gives additional incentives for building
tho factories proposed
"There are many reasons, Mr.. Editor,
which should make the people of this county
| heed your appeal TO join hands in securing
| the enterprises now en- foot. Union is their
| home, and humble tn ugh it may be, it
| would be left with regret. Ii is easier and
be'tcr to prosper among friends in the same
effort than among strangers. There is no
reason why joint effort in Union should not
make her natural advantages equally as
| profitable as less favorable circumstances In
| other parts o. the South have proved 10 be
| to those who unite TO utilize them. Fac
| tional feeling always lessons the reward Of
effort. "A house divided agtinst itself can
| not stani."
These enterprises Lessen taxes by iucreas-
ing values, by importation of capital, and
| by taking it out of ylults where Auditors
c,n't find aud tax it They give the capital
Of incxrcricnce experienced management.
They give paying Investments to small as
well as largo capi'olisis, aud tho stock is tho
best collateral security in tho market, read
ilv taken for money, and it pays the inter
| es, on every dio,,!!at you borrow, aud more.
spend for rasa Vt aas;tSf5 pSsSia5s ve1- in1e:t
mcnt Factories crea'c and strengthen
homo markets, by INCREASING populations,
thereby multiplying wants and increasing
demands. They reward effort by creating
demands of products Of all kinds.
All Southern enterprises Of this class pty
| good dividends aud their shares of st elk
are put down 20 sm,ll that individuals Of
most limited means can invest In them"
|
PURCELL is selling out for less than
| New York cost.
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