The Easley messenger. (Easley, S.C.) 1883-1891, April 25, 1884, Image 9
Out of Love and Out of Debt.
Of happy men the happiest yet
Is he that's out of love an(1 debt,
Who owes no kiss to womnih.ind,
Who has 110 (111m to eraze his m1iiil;
With heart. and thought autd conscience
free
Where is I he mian more blest. than lie ?
"6Out of love auam cut of dleht,"
M1Lotto none will e'er regret.
1o all surrounding reconciled,
Ile sleeps as sweetly as a child;
By neither love or debt -listressd,
His dreams but glorify his rest..
Ile never dreads the morn to see,
For days with days in peace agree.
"Out of love and out of d 'bt,"
Motto none will e'er regret,
Who's had1 his share. of debt andl love
Knows what the peace they rob hitu of:
And, oie relieved of love and( debt,
I lis slavery never Caul forget.
No longer. will le hen1 ithe knee,
But Sillg the pams of t he free
"Out of love and out of Idebt,"
Motto none will e'er regret.
alor alI the bliss that love cai grive,
There's more of woe with love to live;
Ile plulck: the perfect, thornless ro,
Who honored mnihood, nol) manl owes.
No love, no <lebt, alh t ther's t he key
f life. for him, who'd happy he.
''Out of love aiid out of (ebt,"
M1totto non e will e'er regret.
S 'To Close Temporarily.
In these (1:ys the wirsquite
Il(equeit lv :1mtounilice the temuipora
ry (lo(Se of e(ittoIi mills ill the
oith in cos.eq(lence of the sear
city ot cot toil :ill 1he Conlse(lelt
high price of the staple. It wN.:s
hpe(l tit. the lack ct Ile rAw 111:1
terial wvoul n1otl etfet mour mills.
mlls-tant e(.1161 of, Sil perintent("ldvin
a%:Illfor(I. of tle (' allperlown I,1
Itory , i t hI ben I en G mnn(Ili Itterly ila
possl ilue 0 -wcuro a Siuppily (d i he
c(it toll whic is Iecquire'l {'i) sjiil
ie co.narse \-'n o-f; lower ill 1. No.
I. rv ery venue of su)pl y has
hecn S()lul.(, an1 emlleavors hatve
benl maode to sIet-ure the eat ion ill
his,"tate annd inl manyv portions,- (4
(Erga Ever hI l .f011,(1 the requi
ii 1, vg rn~le seems- tto have d isa ppen r
(1. As fine c(tton cnn oily he run
hilil'C)ih t he lower tiill at a heavy
bel yes't('rday a fternoon. A ft er
enrefuil ('onSider!atidln of the situa
tious1 ini all its heaings1~, it was r'.'
solvecl to tempilorarily (close t he'
lower mtilli. It will be shuit. down
rin W'edne~sd ay or Thur i;sdIay. No
)I'r'dictio 101 s to when t he u1i1111 willI
r'esumen ean he miade at this t ime.
als that will dlepenid 01n t lhe ablilit y
<>t the (ompany li to seculre mateiaI.
sti lnd wvhien thed ne(w dlrOp begins
inter'veiili timet. is uint'ertailn.,.A
I)0o1l. l~t) hanitils are emplfIov(e.l in
No. lI.-5 hMr' '. 1ford 'o w i (ndeaot
bei fre whko I i)('idle and b t he
dtfiuiiulty inl keeping~ the itpper
inilll itL~ i t its fullh cap~aelt
88 t h1'r'( is a largeL~ su3pply : ahead.
Thits ilil has over 7,(000 spindles
whlile No. I ha:s onrly ab)out 2-800O.
Amongmost of the .sninners:
t0hroughou t the South there is com
p1l)int about the barrenness Qf the
imarket, and( inl Augusta, there is
e0:'1t thui in Greeiville. Most
of the (cottol is aid to be slipped
NorthI to t(ltrs. and has "Mne
out of th South. Mr. Sanford
prediet' ai e'tto fo ainie ini this
section :11l thinks tInt some of
the Southe'ni mills will have gCreat
Clifflenity inl grett in hoh of) I
u11011011 cottoll to fee l thelnt until
September. I Ie thinks that the
SCar1city ot the low )noI(le of cottoni
lee(Tletl hy the IowerI mill is in a
grret. llueaSu 11e (lue to the very Ivdy
we-ather lat ye-ar which m-i1(le tre y
I'stormlied' mr 'Stained I h Ie
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