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DCES BRUSHY CREEK r
WANT TC JOIN G'VILLE? f
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Anderson Mail.
Talk of another area wanting to j
to nrp^nville countv is!?
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oiced this morning in the Greenville L
Daily News which prints the follow-L
in?j story: t
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Agitation in the Brushy Creek sec- j
frion of Anderson county, which in- j (
eludes part of the towns of Pied-'e
mont and of Willianiston, to havejr
lalf of Brushy Creek township of j t
Anderson county annexed to Green- (
ville is fast taking form and preparations
are being made in that section 1 r
calling for an election. v a
Information obtained yesterday j*
from a resident of that area who|r
was in Greenville on business. It. ^
was stated that should a sufficient I
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lumber of signatures be obtained
'or the petition, an election should
>e called by May or June.
Sentiment in that section of
Brushy Creek township, it was stnt'.vl
eems to be in favor of annexation
o Greenville county fo^ fK? reason
hat many of the residents oome tc
his city to do their trading ami
tatrons ofteh schools there come ,to
Jreenville countp superintendciio of
ducation for their supplies. The
esidents go to Anderson only to pa>
axes, and seem to prefer to have
Jreenville for a county seat. %
The movement started among the
esidents of that section just as the
igitation to annex that "Greer area
0 this ccur.ty crigr.atcd err. ens the
esidents of that part of Spartan>urg
county."
Definite announcement will be
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The Daily Mail made an effort t(
1 ascertain some of the facts at tin
I bottom of this movement, and in do
ing so, secured the following articl
from General M. L. Bonhani:
,; "I am distressed to hear tha
I Greenville is casting coveteous eye
, upon our fair land 0/ Brushy Creek
I don't believe that many of the peo
, p!c of that section desire to mak
. this change. We of Anderson, ar
, just now preparing to build gooi
roads, which will put every part 0
, the county in*close touch with th
, couniy seat. It is not true that tin
Brushy Creek folks never come t<
Anderson except to pay taxes. The;
come because they are interested ii
many firms of business here; be
~cause they have innumerable kindre*
and friends here; because the histor;
and traditions of their families fo
I
i generations are bound up with thi
county of Anderson, and they comi
because they know they are welcome
that they are well treated, and th<
bankers, merchants, lawyers, all th<
business men of the town like to d<
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business with them and to see then
I venture the suggestion that thi;
movement is being engineered bj
somebody who has an ax to grind
jand that it has not been seriouslj
considered the conservative ele
ment of the people of Bruchy Creel
who have most at stake,
j "Anderson does not want to giv?
up Brushy. Creek arid wont do il
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course we recognize that if the ma
jority of the Brushy Creek folks
want to go to Greenville they oughl
(to have the right to go without anj
interference on our part. But first
they ought to be given free, fair anc
unbiased opportunity to hear and de
termine the issues for themselves."
COTTON OWNERS TO
BE ASKED TO PLEDGE
COTTON FOR EXPOR1
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j Columbia, Jan. 1^7.?Owner^ oi
low g^ade cotton have been called
to meet next Wednesday at their" respective
county seats by President
^R. M. Mixson of the South Carolina
Cotton Association. At these meetings
the owners of this cotton will b
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called upon to pledge every bale foi
export shipment.
"President Mixson today address?
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ed tne IOllOWing letter to me tnaitman
of the respective county associ
ations:
|! "We have an offer for 300,00(
bales of low grade cotton to be ex
ported.
i Foreign mill representatives ar
now in this country and are awai'
ing our action. We are asking for a
option on this cotton good until Fel
ruary 10, under following cond
tidns and terms:
fi Low middling coton, 41 cents p?
I pound.
> Strict good ordinary cotton, 3
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J cents per pound.
m finnH nrrlirfarv rottnn 37 ponfc no
.pound.
, Ordinary cotton, 35 cents pe
pound.
I "These prices are not to the sel
J ler, f. o. b. his shipping point. Cot
I ton weighed and graded at shipping
I point.
| "The terms are eighty per cenl
'cash upon delivery; twenty per cenl
deferred payments, said deferrec
payments bearing interest at six pei
cent and Secured by a syndicate o1
.foreign banks, and guaranteed bj
I their government. All securities art
j to be examined and ^approved befoi-c
.any cotton is delivered.
I "These foreign mills through theii
.representatives recognize that they
J fire asking for something unusual ir
Requiring an option on this cotton
also in asking for twenty per cent de
ferred payments, and in consider
ation of this they are willing to ap?
a price substantially above the pric<
for cotton as compared to the rulinj
; prices on the open market.
!; "The officers of the Americai
! Cotton Association realize that in i
; deal of this magnitude and on ac
| count of the unusual world condi
i.tions, it is very necessary to giv
these foreigir mills the optio
sought to enable them to perfec
their arrangements for handling
'rlpal of their nature.
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i;l NOTICE
I wish to staate that I stall repri
sent Owen Brothers Marble & Grai
j: ite Co., of Greenwood, the largest an
!; best equipped plant in the Carolina
!; Anyone wanting anything in tljj
shape of memorial work, please ca
s or write me.
j! l-7-4t. Joe F. Edmonds.
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and friends. The year 192
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real estate values would ii
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