Farmers' Gazette, And Cheraw Advertiser

An Interesting Scene.—It having become known that the proprietor of the Globe Mills in Kensington was about to resume operations, and had fixed upon yesterday as the day for commencing, the extensive yard attached to the mills were filled early yesterday morning, by a mass of people numbering considerably over a thousand, all anxious to obtain employment. It being found impossible to select from among the anxious expectants, the foreman of the establishment proceeded to the second story of the building, and from a window called out the names of four hundred of those formerly employed, who, on stepping forward, were immediately set to work, and the rest were dismissed. The mills are now in full operation, and it is hoped will long continue so.