State. You can lend money for
8 per cent., but wherever a
factory has been started, the
people are soon anxious to buy
stock in it or to start a new one.
Those who have stock in cotton
factories will not say that they
are making big money, but you
can't buy their stock. Therefore
their stock must be paying
more than 8 per cent. Yes the
stockholder is the man who
makes the money.
Now is the opportunity. Let
us pull together and have a cot
ton factory. Let everybody talk
cotton factory, let everybody
mean cotton factory and we
will have a cotton factory.
-Col. J. R. Beaman tells us
there there between twelve and
fifteen hundred people out to
hear the address of Mr. Hunter
at Goshen Academy on Tuesday.
MB SECOND STOP
TOWARD A l"OTl-OX FACTORY.
A fleeting of Citizen Appoint a
Committee to .Solicit Subscrip
tion. A COMMITTEEMAN FOR E&CH TOWN
SHIP. According to the call published in
lt't week's paper, a meeting was
he!d in the couit houso Monday
j night. Mr F. R.Cir was called
to the chair ar.d Mr. Rutler repuest
t ed to act as secretary. Several
fpeeches were made. Everybody
was sure that a factory would pay,
that it would pay those who raise
cotton, that it would pay the Stock
holders, that it would pay the town,
the county and everybody In it.
