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SI
Thursday, june is. isss.
! !KEW TERMS.- '
&fter the lit dr of Janosry.J
r 1882. the nfeicription price of the TTflfcA
One ear,rpMd ' in avabce,L- : 510
" pay oient delajred '4 month, 2,00
1 pamea$,4lf niontii
i
QatteW number of par cttireas xn At
Collet
Mk
:.fi o . : ' , " 7 IT. .
Mri fDr. lEames, and daaghten have
cone to Marlon Virginia where; tby: Ul
spend the iitramtr, . , x'' -
, . j ' I' o - ' i 1 1 " "
A package nddreased 'ToOoTd Mining
Co., S4libnfj, NlCVwaa clalwl iby
tiinn ei'eh with coed rlffht;.--;. tl I '
Misses Alice andRes.Ltak;of Wadcs-
.
o -? ; ', i
t -
boro. and Mis Katie Williams of
Fay-
eltevillf, are the rgneUjof;Mrs.
Bernhardt. i .C'1V " '
Paul
p;aV1ia nre onus treoucnrvia onr
marke(Ml :Bjen Marsbajnoieard,
Mr Thimason nnd others, hvej tttc
cefttlwittheiirearIy cj;opX,- T f
DrtJeHol Wfelteeaa'rfermcdaiaeli-
! cate sagicl oerathjn n ajchihl 3 tears
old, onp dav last week, in s catting rrom
the bladdcra large stone. S The , opera
tion waV eltirtsly : satUfacwry, : aadr was
witnessed hi)r8W hi TeheadSu mmeirell,
, f:--tr o- !v.-.r'
j The indomitable H. McStnith,' of Char-
ment8, Claims the attention of all lovers
of sweet-soonds and admirtrsolJtWbeaa
tifdU" $ee his adrertise'ttient1n,i nether
'coiunini1 -1 ...k . - ! '
( seuoaf onthe!TsUeets and poshed up to
'the utmost If his speed just for jhow. "Is
this Bof ,cru-lty to animals t1
"The Southern CultiTator and Dixie
Farmer.'Ulantn, Ga,, is the best and
cheapest wrk of tbf kfndj wyi:tf4et
seen, dnd amifably suited to the South
geneyajiyi iTbe Jane No coutains 52. 14
inch columls of reading matter besides
several pages devoted to a4 vertisin g. It
is ; mojikhlyy tastefully : goi np, and ably
edited", price $10 per "year.
-:::r, ;i;i:-;,: .
1 CompumIxtart. Dr. J. F. GriCSth
was detained at home last week by sick
ness, wjiich preveuted his attendance on
tlil 8th An dual N. C Dental " Association
which
beltl its
session - in Salem : but
notwitUfrtiuidlug his absence ho was
"electedt prlsideut of ; the Association lor
the ensuig?yeiin Dr. Griffith has fiw.Jif
anylequaUdfo Ids profession in this State.
-o-
DaVIs & aVilev. Bankers, have placed
' K - - T -
fireproof vault, one of - FarrtJs1
new bugta piof safes. The workman?
ship is isupemr the walls being made of
layers of tmpered steeV- an4iron alter
nately j andjis ! proof - against any orill.
They have also made some improvements
in the, iitertal arrangement of f the Bank,
customers now - enter the main street en
trance
instead of that formerly used on
bank street;
rWkVn tVe cat is nWat" feeLast
I Tuesday evening the spaciooi iialfs at
JJr. tapes' residence were nuiaz wun
light tue Salisbury string bund vwns
throwing iweet melodies on the evening
breexg4-andf the beauty of .'te cjty to
gether jwitft visiting fl&ies, escorted by
the haadsonjest and best of nicii, "trip-
ped tue ligiit tiintasuc, ' promenaded and
sang. rTheleveniijg was a delightful
one.rhe I fair , Tisitew heaped many
compllpentary, ady ings ' on li y o'iiug
host.' Richard Eames, (andV some others)
will have memory of that most pleasant
jvepiug hovel ing pear . for time yet un
born; May recollections t
reality -;,11: - k"-''f"
L V-I f J 1 t-i I t
.UdNv to Drt FButtiAti Brimiasl-
A deal t ih dried fruits requests us to
say th: t berries should be gathered when
lipe? a id dirt taken that no red or green
berries, be picked. They sliould be dried
before, hey sou r either inltlid sun or dry
house j andjeare should b taken that tliey
are thorbngHly ry beforo they are sacked:
fer if they are put iuto sucks too soon or
while In a damp condition theji will
mould and be worthless. . Peaches should
be jQitieaot sells-sjUbfipeel
eaancyer4hiu so asUo dry quick, in
or!er Jo brigtLheu not peeled
they BBenld b just haired! -
f Parties observing the above will find it
largeljl to their interests when they bring
tneir di led fruits to market.
sliip neetingaas( announced oy.the Ex:
ecntfva Committee and send to Salisbury
on Satf rda 'july the 1st,1 a strong repre-
sentatfiin true men, in whom there is no
guile er liberalism.'' r-U is necsssary that
tllmU vul- irfeCig
0rgauso4 .lor;tb ensuing cainpaigu.
Weno only ,haVe the regular enemy to
fight, Ijiit; there are stragglers, who are
linpatifnt for spoil and have deserted
their coleis and ioined with ti. an.. .
yet tryjqg Jo remain , iij the democratic
camp in order to strike like Bruius,
i Let fach j towrrship send good ine to
:rfetithej;rittio; hhd theiitoii
T JeuocraUc in Rowam. u The Tote
betweepktbe two tar s in thl. fw
Ul coie; f thcriiberal iwfng 1, not
weightpnough to Jrce down the honest
?en l; Vsncer iu i W Goternor'a
cnairti '6aud Robbjus in Congress in
p.v ip- -ii,u uiuiiMiii oi tliat sir,
. TBh-MivD Knmn firm hudl uurn
. a. f t .
ownsfeitPter videuSy weUVpent
but- yesplritedaud he Is freaently
Iiiot.djuiVtiio
i
lA ' I 1 tmrtt
. Drt 'J; If.; Tomlinson,:of Basb: Hill,
Randolph county, has given1, us samples
of ore from hi two places. It isttartx The following described stock Is delin
carfrifftf wrtphVrtes irndfree fioid."S'ome qneht on aecoaut of .nssesimeiit Kt. 2, of
oi tne quart! U exceedingly ricu w iree
- i m. n at-
gold. p Doctor is engagn opening
up these Tens,"and la daily, eaconraged
te press the work. 5 . iy M 7
l specimens may uo eeea A ui oiaco. 'i-
On rt.!nt fan rrnwn nrfi nn P -
tent -r.s'.to reqaHre the addition, of 18
mere fbel res which liare bee bv added. A
whole case. has bWnreserred.for, Eowattj
county n4lr We ih rite ownersiiO' place
Iec!mec33X4ta
M itchell, Ashe McPoweU, - Alexander,
Uavie, lMTiusoo Kandoipu, btaniyi
Mon tgamery C)ftbaras nd Mecllenbn rg;
All Itif e sopje jpecinnfris and ,we hope to
fill theui; up ,at anf, early day Besides
Uies'e we liavo n miscellancbus . case of
i-tATtlV tk.is i.L 4 r'-.-L.
!iiuiuiu.tuu.rau. v
It is onr desire to make, the w ATCHscaa
Cabinet: atfractivo collection, and
speiinWt'froiQ .any -soa&e iriU!p)ae6-: na
under.obligations. Thtf listris-now up in
thhundre- -r-i-
.V'k.. : .'.'V'krrti-';
Burke County 31 i lies, r
BritfdleloBj'BnrkeeouniyV.Q '' . U
l&nj6 SitlcGolX Mke, JM3. Pearson, 1
Thos. G. Walton, Morganton; . . . ' :
JPcaYton Gold Mine, owned land oppera-
ted by the Haueock Mining! Company" I
V Col, B. S.'Gaither, ilorgautob; N. Q4
jlative to large Mining tract , adjoining
the Bnndleton & Hall mining lands. -
Pad EM Gold Mine Col. McD.
Tate, and J. V. WilsonMorganton.
Silver' Crttk, mining, operations.' Col.
Julian Allen, States ville, N. C.
A$betto$ Bed, (now ; in operation.) J.
Mewberger, 42 Walker street,' New .York.
Iron is the most abundant In thisconrf-l
ty, although they have some jof the" pre-
CioQsjmetals Among the mines in that
county, we .note the following :
JroextiaoodLI'E. Pagli. . ,
Richardson Iron, Jos. Richardson.
Crocket Mine, Robert Crocket. .
TVVorer Iron, James 3Veaver."
, JSeret lront:A D. Reves , i ,. j
Long; Gold, Copper and Silver, Noah
Wyatt Plumbago, J. R." Wyatt. , r
t Bryan Gold and Silver, Mofgan Bryan.
Gray Coyper Ore, XV. A. Billings:
Weaver Copper. . Nathan i Weaver &
Bro. . .' )
Magnetic Iron, W. H. Billings.
Very- little work has been done in this
county--the field is new, and the harvest
rich for some one. .
" Dividing the potatoes they had raised
a crop together the darkeyj and a citi
zen. The latter furnished the ground
and the seed while the former was to do
the work. On Monday the crop ; was gath
ered The darkey promising to leave a
bushel for every one he moved the di
vision was to be equal. It so happened
that both took their shares j to the same
merchant. How many bushels did yo
buy from the darkey t - ,
. "21 bushels sir." !
21 hey, how many in my pile, 'Mr.
Merchant f : - 7 ;
12sir...;, - . - i- j- .kv.' ,
Oh ho, some mistake, I suppose. , How
is this, friend darkey t I
Wall, yer see boss, IJiaint much in
calcuiatin, as ,dey calls hit, but dere is
one tiling sho dat's jist as honest as dis
nigger nos how tu do, and dat's dis now
l: ...... ...i. u j u.. i s
iuicu vu iuo uuaa ucj la u uggsr . iu ut j
pile, aud7.dey is a figger 1 in yoarn an
dey'lsa figger 2. in both de! piles now
aintdat ebeu t now Iaxes you if hit aint
then 1 " y v
Brilliant Weddiso. For weeks it
wha the principal topic of conversation
in town, and for several days preceding
the event, the public was on jtiptoe of ex-
pectat)on. At last last the day dawned 1254 tp 1255 -that
was to witness the union of twq lov- 1257 tf 1262- -iag
hearts, and later, the Iicrar for the J264.tl27Q ;
ceremony found the Presbyterian church' to, 1400 11 "
full to overflowing with spejctators7 At 1441 to 1429
nine o'clock, p. icRer, G. D. Berhheim 1432. tcl435
took his positiou at the ajtaReVJC. fiJ "i
Berniieiia and MrsrBernheim the parents toi 495 r-
of the bride, followed and occupied a seat 1513 tir 1602 7 -immediately
in frontik While Mrs. Payne 1605 tol06
playedt a wedding inarch, Mr Baxter SJJ.:1S5
Shew welUed his bride, Miss Laura Bern
ueim, 10 ino
-attended
by the fol
lowing couples;
Miss Cpra Shemweir,;Tyroir and James
W.Rumple, Lexington.- j -
ijuiss- xioreuco -jernueim wuarioito,
and Dr. W.: S. Bradshaw, Tyro.
" il'iss Xnnie Bruner. SalisGury-and C.
f,.Mi .TVJ- , . . "
. lss paiiie x osier, wxiugion, ana M.
S. Brown, Salisbury. , 7
Miss Nankie Gibson. Concord and
D. Williams, Lexington. j
Miss Ettie Gibson, Concord, and R. B.
Kerner, Winston. I ' v
Chas. Hege, Lexington
Miss Anna Watson
H; Wilson, Winston;
Miss Anna Watson, Iexlngtoh, and E
M
Revi
Miss Lon. Mf!mrv. TTintrtm. ha W:
rMiss Minnie Rothrock, Lexington, and
E: R.pttoan, Salisbury; Da"rZoDi
pXy-rh-
urn aM nninrtuTii iL ' i
oiun-unnwun t , ninn cniiia unci
, , . i -.,.- --I
iss Amelia, Lindsay, Xeogton, ind P f r? m
T.k vi: irhknt. tLiJLI I. llrafl-lW A Hopkins,.".
miss juiia aninaroc, ixjngion,anu J2236 to-2237 ' M Ws Rasba'cji; '
W. B. Penfy, Xexingtop. ' , , , r . ' ' -2233 J W B Carpenter.-
fyer impossible. , ' - I' ..
, Fa'r$alt,lii Tbo, F. Klittte.
DElniQXXEIXT 1T0TICE,
ITorth Ctato Illning1, Ccrapatiy.
X 7 7 7 !:'icoo i .riZ-i
the 9th day of Mat 1832, nnd in accord;
nflce ttie provlsfon of j the charter of
the company wilf be forfeited absolntely
to the company on Saturday the flrstxlay
r "Vf-
AT
Geonrianna Johnson, 10
a.643WChiroe, " j". ; ,,, JO
?lt i?a.650 ' Elias Howard, ; '"ix i 10
a.ti51 .JGFaucett, ;f ' - j IU
a54 David Austen, ; . . . , 10
A.657, F G Hatton, ii . .. . v ..30
6.653 A S Scherujwhonr ."'10
"aX60 LilFy Mc Cullock, 1 . , 20
; aji62 .John R VYetherell,. L, - 4 50
! a.704' A Iwis, s f ! , , 60
ja.707 R.Van Buskirk, Jr., , 25
a.w.-xr.vJraauerfxx- - . ,iu
a.729 TO Stocksdale, '-'"'X;'
( fu731a.732 , Charles Bradley,' -.-. ;'
10
100
i7
,3 1 .a.U90 John Pfund,
i "7fl.I000 J H ArustroniT,
I ; s ? a.1002 : Geo Kirniey,! . -
'-40
.,'20
! ? a. 1003 S H Wagner.!
4 41005 F A Lockvygod, : h ,. ,M0
;NlSftteJS
(gS-SfffiWS
J' 1 iul013 Win brandreth, tr'st.-? 50
r- :svi.uj vNancy aayne uoyie . :
a.1014 Nancy Jayne Coyle-
tntm r t. t -
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-,a.l017 11 C Dawes, i i .
a.1019 Jno R Wetherell, - --
a.1020 'J W B Carpenter,
a. a.1021 Geo WLowisberryr
. a.1022 ' T.J Moran,t j , .
' a.1023 Julia A Clabback,
a.1025 JasM Cookei
a.1027 D A WtedonJ .
I i; ia.l028?G B Wooldridge' '
f a.1030 iN M SwaabJ I.
60
300
- 80
-50
50
; 20
50
40
170
20
. . a.1032 A. D Lawson
1 ' a:i034 FC Ceopef,
. a.1035 K M Raven,!
." a.1037 O Roelsler,
50
10
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150
150
50
20
' a.l038 .B F.Rhodes.
l. .. a.l040 ,Chas Benson,.
,7a.l041 '. Chas Linder, 7 -f
-f a.l042 ' CO Brewn,! "
1 7iJ a;i0437MrsE-EChHtian.
, 4 .a.1045 C F Day,: ; V.. . ,
' a.1046 J P Craus, ( f '
a.l047-a.l49 Wo Brandreth, tr'st.
; a.1048 Sarah E Hubbell,
7 a.1055 Alary Cooke, k t
I f a.1056 R B Cookej ! . 3 !
20
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50
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j a.1057 Betsey Alleni
7 a.1058 U W Dorsey,
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2653 to.2657 Walter R Denslow. v J500
2659 to 2662 !M'P Bestow. 400
2664 to 2606 " M : P BeStow, ' f f r 300
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to -4UUU - w uranuretn ivrjuu
4001 to 4020 Wra H ProtsmanvV'tSOOO
4021 to 4025 J R KennedyV,, 1500
4026, to 4032 Fred A Sa wy ef; : 1 1 h 700
403d to" 4046 W Brandreth,'ttrt "1400
4047 EHowiird n 100
Ely Howard n 100
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4103 to 4132 , W Brandreth, trst.v-'a000
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414a,to 4149 .Samuel IFGilliv a-4
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4150 to. 4151 FUrencePGjlL, Jt
4152 0 4153" JThorntofl, : k
4154 to 4153 Stephen Carpetiter, '
rh !-4159 Au4ast"ShumaniJ'
500
100
500
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4165 to 4166 Chas M Parsons. ,
? ' 1 4167 ' W. S Clavton. 7
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300
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35J3t.
',Tk: "'7 V SecVetary.
' 1 7 : ' Lexingtox, Jnne 13th; 32. t
Mb. Editor rL-:it : :"f;--7?r--f;.
I had the' pleasure tn Friday evening!
June 9th. of attending n " sociable criven
by the channing proprietress of jthe
March ' House. in honor .of tlie visiting
young ladies : .Misses Leak,, Benton and
Bruner. The guests . numbered - about
tweniy-five couples..-The evening pass
ed most delightfully in . listening to the
voices of the fair siugers who charmed
every pne with tlieir sweet notes, and in
no less enjoyablo -conversation. The
hostess did everything possible to enter
tain her guests and was most successful
iu so doing.' The - party broke'np about
midnight the jury of 50 rendering" a
unanimous verdict of a most delightful
evening, joyously spent. - Ovrt.
. A friil package ofV BLACK-DRAUGHT "
. free of charge. - . 4
, At Theo. F. Klutu'..
TO THE STOCKHOLDERS OF TDK
HOBT H STATE COPPER &G0LD
" r 'MINING COMPANY'1
7'. A general meeting of the stockholders of
the above company has been called by the
President and Board of Directors; :and will
be held on Saturday, the 10th daylof June,
J f 1882, at Jarrell' Hotel, . ...
High Point, Guilford, Co , N: C ,
at 8 o'clock P. M for the purposeof ratify
ing and. confirming all the previous acts
and proceedings of said Company, its stock
holders, officers and directors transacted,
bv virtue of its charter, constitution and
by-laws, in . the city of Baltimore, in.. the
State of Maryland ; and for the transaction
of such other business as may "be brought
before? it. By order of the Board ot lDi
rectors. JOSEPH WILKINS, Pres't.
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SALISBURY MARKET.
Apples Wholesale, . BetmL -
rreeu,perbus 75 dfl.OO $1.09 $L25
rled. per lb.
4 a
Bacon Country,
hosr round. ......
is.
j ips
4SS-
juuiier.....
Beeswax...
20 &
. 4
.11
10 ' (
10 (!
.8
110 g
110 ,
Blactberrtes, -
Beef.
10 .
S '
..11 ft
iX
COTTON
GoodMladllng,....
MMllng, .
LowMldling,
stained.
.r
r20
1.25
Corn new..
.I.tq
1.20
. - 14.
MeaL : ,
Coffee,.
cnicKens,...
Eggs,...:
Flour,, i
Uay...-
14
18
3.15
SO
13
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1 15
- 15 Ifr
3.85 3.50
50
14 .15
0
so
5.T5
Lara....
IS
IS
Pork,.-....
Fotaioes insu,. . . . .
80.
(4 SO. l.W
1.80
ao isweec.. .....
heat ;..
SO 1.00 1 00
1.60 l.TS . .
BUSINESS L DCALS
P
, M r.&VdvPARRisil makes test views
of residences and family gronns on, the
piaxza-wehave everBeen.Nowis a'good
time; therefore, to secure shch- pictures
The prices are moderate. ' m1-
Mrs! Mi E. McCorkle- Welf 'ttiSwnrin
this section, has engagel' to nssist in
keeprng King's Mountain Healing Springs
Honsothis Summer; and is noWltTpoSition
there.'': " Wo know nothing of the Springs
but suppose it must be an iuyitiUg resort
for the hot weather. H Ministers'and their
wives seem specially: Invited andxau live
there at i 20 per month, and 'tHeir chil
dren Ht half ' ra tes. The' butside1 world
are doubtless admitted at usual ratest f
. ! TlIEO. BCKEBilllf.
; . Blank Books, k : , , , , . .
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Fine Note Paper, I.J
--: I - TriEO. FrjERBAuji.:
. Books", Novels', etc.; v
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POT GROWN STRAWBERRY Plants
(if set now) that will aiake a. fall crap
next yearr for salo by..iA,7 4-u-sr4i;
i. r. ti JJR. ; KltOSE UOBSETT. ?
"if'
Salisbury. N. C.!
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Breakfast Bacon and Hams at ,- ,
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C5 All sold low for CsiSMi'
; icaiiqa,Aai5xjRBi '0s1;
GOLD & SILYIR PRIDING &
SOwLAND'S PULVEEI2ER takes the
jGLnja can bo put up in one day ready foirw w
- -dIT HAS BEEN FTLLY PROVED irTESTED k
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. we construct Mills with Stanips weighing fvctn
CniahlngMoita. W.:
waieiojxiis w ana t
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AliE NOW IN iaBECEIPT
Comnnsins fulllinesf Beautiful. And
Selected
SPRING
BEAUTIES
"with reference to (he daily recufring wants of all-oia 'r:JT J 1
Mechanics, Artisans, Doctors, Lawyers, Miners, &c . j -l 7J-7
'If yon going tam' means coU cncn'es
lor iney-iiarc nu iuc
WE ARETJtEPAEEiJP
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This Fertilizer stanos nmoBg -5
ldmto'M'n on 0i W a gire you
any other standard gfua'no. '
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V. .r. .U AB.O,, fpt. BALDWIN'S AMMO.NIATED. DIOLTEP MK S , j
Thi
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and
for the
all
making
cu rea
vert'isem eipenenee
Nervous oaiurr,A:y ,h&a of iy-r . nirr, a. '-V;".Ti, . ! i
II the effecwof youtkfaUndicrw or nt the.WATCiiMAX 0hce.L.Jr -7 v
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nerfeel conndence.
20.lv
JOHN It. (KilHvrtj . j a, rt0 PER YEAK - I
CedarSuycwArk;j: ? 1 1 x su,- U ! 1 . L .
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ASSCTMEXT OF
be, found at the Store of t . : 'f't'i
I.GASKIL.Ij.
lAHAL&AMflNG MACHINERY
tikcQ of' tha camlssrccma Stasia JSiU-.;
3-
OF
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. . . . 11. weixn& compreie .000. pouncisa jt costs fi.500 rcati" 10
the belt.' v 111 crush cue ton pt-r hyurtf hari qoarn Uiit wil :
puss Utfoogb a 40-mcEb screen 1)Mear la less than li tLe
'Htampmlll. Its wearing parts are plain eastings An fan tc
- ".dropped into posltJon In a few moments, shown bje letter A, -B
and C, no bolls or keys are requlre-3 ; rtnrtifl "be .' self nptn thf '
. i. Jloorof a mill- with no expense for foundaVODMLD' ran be4'swW'
, ; to crush and work-in charges or contifnUOuH. .It wni' aiiialga-
ateelUtfrgjld or silver ores, making 4l'a-9ilisiU
chean afMT effective mill : lirrftnuireM 13-hors ntmer
Stamp Mills, Rock Breakers, erushl-ifr Rolls, nia!i
gamatintr fans ana separators rortioia ana Miveri
Ores, ciilorlaizlng Furnaces, Ketorts, Rock uruiH.
Air Compressors, -Steel Shoes an ts"
Ules for Stamps, and every desrrlp
tion of r'raruea for Stamps; afro
or , .-, i
SINGLE CYLtMDER ' i
H0IST1SG:.EHGIHES(
With ok Wrraorr" Bow-fctti, WS
- oe Masili.a'Ropk Drcxs. f !,
X&ftyciatiy dA'jptrk 'to Mining 'i
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Superior ttcous ior VM-YVtlt,!rfa!
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s nn.lia: Farmers wUl fenU -K-to-Tnej-.
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