The Union times. [volume] (Union, S.C.) 1894-1918, 1899-06-23

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A. Stallings has retired from the
Asshby Mills, Marion, S. c., having
accepted tho position as earlier for
the new Marie Cotton Mills, McCopD6
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Chas.a Bu,biu, night engineerat IL
Clinton, Is. C9 Cotton Mills, has
resigned. lie will rest up couple of
months and start to school in the fall
at his home at Galfneys S. 9. "
J. s. Thomas, of Pacolct Mills No. (
8, now has charge of both Nos. L -
and 2 spinning rooms at Enion Is. :
Cy Cotton Mills; j. L.. Williams is
in charge of weave room Nocl. 0W (
The Whitney (S. c. Cotton Mills
encourage religious feeling among
their employees. They do not how
ever, encourage religious cranks who
may como along, and afew days ago
refused to let some holiness preachers
pitch their tent on their premises. :,
Public opinion seems to commend
their action. ~ ...f;vaj& ~..,:
W. G. Smith. loss weaver of the
Pearl Mills. Durham, NC, has been ::
sick for the past two months and is Il
now very low in the Watts hospital
at that place. lie is son of G: W..
Smith, of Piedmont, S.. c., and his :
place at the Pearl Mills is being filed
in the meantime by his End hand. '''' :,
| w. r.. Co5yins, formerly overseer .
at Bamberg, s. c., who has been
lately acting as 2pd hand spinner. at
night at Clinton (S. C.) Cotton Mills,
has been promoted to boss spinner
night and day, to succeed i. S. Has
kell, who has moved his family to
Charlotte, N. Z. Mr., Coggin's night
assistant is now Mamie Walls, who
ran section in day time. = : = : :
The Victor Cotton, Mills, Greers,
5. c., are to be doubled, asintimat-
cd in this paper June 3. To-. the.
presens $4,000 spindle mill will be-
addel $4,000. spindle and a50f
loom equipment. The capiIs,I ,Ivdt to
G tp}'od7yo0, anu the new machinerv
will be installed in the fall as soon as
the buildings are ready. ...
w. A. Parks, of Clifton, Sc.
:; who recently bought from Mrs. Eliza-
beth H. Brown 300 acres of la0L w.
: ing on Paco.et river below Ckfton
No., has just sold about SO acres
! OF the tract lying immediately on the
) nVer and embracing the water priyil-
ege'to the Clifton Mfg. Co. This,
together with the purchase of an adj
!, joining tract including fne water
power some years ago. seems to indf,
cate that Clifton Mill No. 4, will be
I built at no distant day 49,, :, .:'.. RI
The Clinton Is. C.l Mills have r,,,'
siaked2 ott the ground and will. in :.
another week begin the construction !
OF an ad aition to their weave room in
which they will place 300 = more
Cronaptona Knowles :. looms. When.
this:is ready they will shut down,
night eavins with thesrpreseut 800
looms, apd run day time only, though "
the 10000 spindles will continue to 4.
run y hours day to, supply the !
! Newcna achinery is to be added ttr
the MaNlIalla Is. CD Cotton Mills.
They held their annual meeting ON.
June Gy and resolved to&.is>uer S50.4'
oOO In preferred stock, intp.. est,
gaarautefd, at 6 per cent = = T6e,l, :
marn,ey!aTsing from the s1,e Of this !,
stock. wal be nsed in. purchase f; Of new new !;
machinery and retiring a debt n,be =.
MILL. The following board Of dir1e.c. <i
tors were elected for the ensuing
year: j d: Werner. ,.C. W. Pitch
,9rd R, T: Jaynes, S. +. Denidy,JA :.
I. Crisp, Wm,I J. Stfibling. W A -.
STROLLER, Jew Holleman and jaime. q :,
rraota"; v',,'' ~ They, reelected !, j.. D.,
nfrncr Pies. and Treas, and c. W"
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