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FIRE and LIFE
INSURANCE
AGENCY
OF
J. Sam'lMcCut)l)ins, Jr.
ReprBonting a line of Com
panies equal to any in North
Carolina. Insures against loss
or damage by Fire, Lightning,
Wind Storms, Tornadoes or Cy
clones. Policies written on short rio
tico at lowest possible rates.
Be sure and call before insur
ing your LIFE or PROPERTY.
Royal Fire Insurance Com
pany of Liverpool, has the larg
est net surplus. of any Fire In
surance Company in the world.
All losses paid as soon as ascer
tained without the usual dis
count for cash payments.
Office, next door to A. C.
Harris'.
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Feb. nl, 1881.
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scientific medics 1 princi
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to the tat of aiwaaa ira
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without daisy. TTe nat
ural function of the hu
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Druppist. Agent.
J. I. EantM
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It is observed that the marriageable
girls talk horse because it is the lan
guage of the grcom. TiaBits.
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O Hemsa WIN 41s of COLIC. T.OTi ar
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For even the hardiest varieties I am
satisfied it will be benefit to cut them
loose from the trellis and let them lie
down. In every instance through my
vineyard just now I notice that these
canes which lie on the ground during
the winter are freshest and bear the
most bunches.
For more than a quarter of a century
we have advised this practice of laving
vines on the surface of the ground du
ring winter, even without any covering,
as being of much benefit even to the
hardiest kinds of grapes. Any person
having a few grape vines where severe
frosts occur, may become convinced of
the advantages of protection from freez
ing winds by one winter s experiment
with a portion of the plants, or even the
branches of the same plant. 1 he great
desideratum with many is to procure
what are termed iron-clad varieties of
fruiting plants. It is perfectly proper
to endervor to procure the hardiest kinds,
provided they are equally valuable with
varieties somewhat more tender, but it
is not advisable to discard finer kinds
simply because they need some slight
protection during the winter. Rural
World.
S eed Wheat Effect of Climate.
Most of the wheat fields in the South
will be sown during the months of
October and November. A revival of
interest in this crop is quite evident,
and a number of farmers who have not t
grown wheat in several years propose
to renew their efforts to produce at
least enough for home consumption.
The question of seed wheat is, there
fore, a serious one to those who have
"pot out of seed," as well as to others.
The idea used to prevail extensively
that seed wheat should be sought from
tho wheat fields north of the locality
where it is to be sown, because it is
presumed the crop would be more cer
tain if produced from seed grown in a
section where wheat culture is more
uniformly successful. The idea is plausi
ble on first view, but does not accord
with the experience of the moot ob-
servant
farmers nor with the laws
hich govern climatic influences, with
respect of rapidity of development and
early matuntv of seeds sown, in both
cases, at tne close or one summer sea
son and which attain maturity at the
opening of the next. We all know
that seeds of cotton, com, tender gard
en vegetables, and other plants which
cannot stand frost and must be plant
ed in the spring, when obtained from a
more northerly clime, will usually ma
ture their product earlier than seed of
home-growth. This is due to the ef
fect of habit which has been impressed
upon the plant as an instinct by the
necessities of a shorter season of growth
in the more northern locality. Cotton,
corn, or any of the class of plants
above indicated, are directly amenable
to this law, and will generally retch
maturity earlier in any given locality
if the seed be procured from further
north.
The same principle applies to wheat
and other hardy plants, but the condi
tion of planting being radically differ
ent, we should expect opposite, yet
entirely consistent results. Wheat is
generally sown even as far north as
Illinois and Ohio in the fall of the
year, and the earliness of seeding is ac
cording to latitude. Hence, north of
us the period of seed time to harvest is
greater, and the habit of the plant is
conformed thereto. Therefore we ought
not to be surprised to find that winter
wheat seed from Maryland or Ohio, or
even Tennessee, will not ripen so early
as the same variety that has been long
grown in a more southern latitude.
But the case is different when we
use northern spring wheat seed. In
this case the conditions are the same as
for corn, cotton, etc. The conclusion,
therefore, is reached that we may reas
onably expect to get an earlier variety
of wheat from the extreme northwest
say in Minnesota or Dakota where
the crop is invariably sown in April or
May and harvested in August, occupy
ing the field for a period of only 90 to
liU days. Of course, to realize this
benefit, the seed wheat from such far
northern localities should be sown at
our usual time of sowing in the fall.
The writer remembers that when he
was a boy his father tried the experi
ment of growing northern spring wheat
but without success, because, as now
believed, he sowed in the sprint? in
stead of the fall and the plants missed
the longer, hotter days of June, Jul?
and August to which the previous
crops had been accustomed. As a rule
other things being equal, a plant re
quires a certain amount of sunshine
and heat to mature a crop within a
given time; and the longer the days,
and therefore the more sunshine avail
able, the more rapid will be the growth
and development. In the extreme
northwest the days during the period
of wheat growth, June. Julv and
August, are much longer and warmer
than the corresponding period, March,
April and May, in the South. South
ern Cultivator.
Mr. Calvin Baker of Hickory town
ship, Catawba county, during the sea
son just past cut and threshed from
two acres of .land 50 bushels of wheat
and Steven bushels of clover seed.
Counting one bushel of clover seed as
equal to six bushels of wheat, the entire
crop was equal to 101 bushels of
wheat. Or putting a money value on
the crop, and estimating the wheat at
90 cents per bushel and the clover seed
at $5.40 per bushel, the entire crop
was worth $90.90 or $45.45 ner acre.
besides the wheat straw and clover hav.
We reported a few weeks ago a yield of
seventy-two bushels and one-half from
a two acre lot in Buncombe county,
II ill am a w - .... .
cultivated ny uapt. agg. Although
Mr. Baker's yield of wheat is less Ty
thirteen and a half bushels, yet 'the
1 A 1 s ..
monev vaiue oi ins crop, including the
..1 J i . 1: H. I
ciover seeu, is niucn greaser. titck'ory
rrcjfs.
Farmers' Club.
FORM
OF CONSTITUTION
AND
BY-LAWS.
Constitution.
This club shall be known as the
Farmers1 Club of Township.
Its object shall be to improve the con
dition of the farmers and promote the
cause of Agriculture.
Its officers shall consist of a Presi
dent, Vice-president and Secretary and
Treasurer, who shall be elected for the
term of one year.
It shall be the duty of the President
to preside at all regular or called meet
ings of the Club, and to announce the
order of business. In his absence the
Vice-President shall preside. In the
absence of both, the Club may elect a
temporary Chairman.
It shall be the duty of the Secretary
to keep a record of the proceedings of
the club, and carry on such correspon
dence as the Club may direct.
In addition to the officers thsre shall
be an Executive Committee consisting
of three or more members, as the Club
may determine, to transact business ap
pertaining to the Club.
Applications for membership must
be njade by petition, endorsed by one
or more members of the Club. Such
petition shall be referred to a commit
tee, who will report at the next regular
meeting, when a vote may be had upon
the petition, a majority of the Club, not
of those present simply, being neces
sary to elect to membership.
No one shall be eligible to member
ship unless practically engaged in Ag
riculture. Farmers' wives and daugh
ters may be elected as honorary mem
bers. There shall be no initiation or other
fee charged. All necessary expenses
shall be defrayed by proportionate
assessment or bv voluntary tontribu
tions, as the Club may decide.
The President, Vice-president and
Secretary shall be ex-officio representa
tive members of the Club to the Coun
ty Club, when such is organized, and
shall have full power to vote and act
for the Club, unless the Club shall de
cide to elect other members as such
representatives.
The Club shall have power to draft
by-laws for government.
The constitution may be amended by
giving two months1 notice of the
amendment proposed in writing, but no
amendment shall be carried without a
two-think vote of the members of the
Club.
BY-LAWS.
I. The meetings of the Club shall be
held once a month (or oftener) at such
time and place as the Club may direct.
Special meetings may be called by the
Executive Committee if deemed ad
visable. II. The order of business shall be:
1. Calling tht roll.
2. Heading minutes of preceding
meeting.
3. Election of new members.
4. Report of committees.
5. Unfinished business,
ft. New business.
7. Election of officers.
III. Elections shall be by ballot, the
tellers appointed by the President, and
those candidates receiving the largest
number of votes, as counted before the
Club, shall be declared elected.
I Vr After the regular business, the
club may hear discussions, essays or
addresses upon Agriculture, but no re
ligious or political discussion will he
permitted, or nothing calculated to
mar the harmony of the Club.
V. Seven members shall constitute
a quorum for the transaction of busi
ness. Each member will have the right to
express his views fully upon any sub
ject under discussion, but must do so
courteously and not indulge in rudeness.
Breach of courtesy will subject Hihe
offender to reproof, and if persisted ju,
he may be expelled by a vote of the
Club. An expelled member cannot re
gain admission under one year.
Every member should feel it his
duty to advance the interests of his
fellow members, and of his brother
farmers, giving such aid and council
s i
as tney may seex, when in his power
to do so. l
BsaTThe above form, with slight
modification, will answer for the or
ganization of County Clubs.
Let the right prevail.
We hare certain work to do for our
bread and that is to be done strenuous
ly; other work to be done for our
delight, and that is to be done heartily ;
neither is to be done by halves or
shifts, but with a will, and what is not
worth this effort is not to be done at
all.
How to Build a Corn Crib. A lit
tle forethought displayed when erecting
a corn crib to have it mounted on posts
several feet from the ground, and these
capped on the top with inverted metal
nans will save enough gram from the
rats and mice each year to pay for im
provement.
A slave could be bought for about
seventv-five cents in ancient Rome.
This was at the time of the conquest of
Ureat lintian, and one single Roman
family owned as many as 400 slaves.
Among them were some well educated
and superior people. Some were doc
tors, some were tutors to the children
and some were artists.
The bedbug is an extraordinary bird
He is emphatically a disaster, a misfor
tune, a great public calamity. Hut, to
his credit be it said, he is a business
man never fools away his time when
work is before him, and never sleeps or
nods or grows at all drowsy as long as
anything is to be done. The bedbug
has no voice, no lungs, no bones and
no brains. His intellect is located in
his stomach.
The only way to have a friend is to
be one.
Love, hope, fear, faith these make
humanity.
An enemy is a teacher who costs us
nothing.
A character can be blackened with a
shrug of t he shoulders.
Be brief in thy discourse, for what
is prolix cannot be pleasing.
Persistent people begin their success
where others end in failure.
Truth can fight its own battles while
falsehood is raising recruits.
It matters not whether home is
clothed in blue and purple, if it is only
brimful of love, smiles and gladness.
Never get discouraged because things
get on slowly here, and never fail to do
daily that good which lies next to your
baud.
"Yes," said a lsidy lecturer, "women
have been wronged for ages; they have
suffered in thousands of ways." "There's
one way they never suffe:ed in," said a
hen-pecked man, riwnsr. Vhat is
that f demanded the lecturer,
have never suffered in silence.''
'They
Honors come by diligence ; riches
spring from economy.
No man is more severely punished
than he who is subject to the whip of
his own remorse.
When the forenoons of life are
wasted there is not much hope of a
peaceful and fruitful evening.
To conciliate is so infinitely more
agreeable than to offend, that it is worth
some sacrifice of individual will.
If you want to be happy don't look
up to the happy ones above you look
down to the unhappy ones below.
Great Nature, May we learn of thee
The worth of simple things to know ;
PriMJ more the grace of purity
Than aught of empty gaud and show.
The Augusta Chronicle is precisely
right when it says :
"The attempt to disquiet and demor
alize Southern negroes in a political
conspiracy, or a wanton interference
with other people's business.''
The best State printer North Caro
lina ever had is Peter M. Hale. Legis
lators who would serve the State well
would do well to remember that fact.
Wil. Star.
GIVE ELY'S CREAM BALM a trial. This Justly
ce.eOratetl rcinXy for the cure of dUirrh. hay
fevrr, cokl fo the head, Ac, can be obtained of any
reputable Oruinrist and may be relied upon asaiMfe
and pleasant remedy for the above coinpuUnis and
will give luimedlaie relief. It la not a liquid, pnuff
or powder, hits no offenrdre odor ami can be used
at any ttrae wtth (rood results, an thousands can
testify, fttnonj; them some of the attaches of this
ofne. Spirit of tn Timt. May J, 1SS6.
A. CARD.
To all who are auftering from the orrora
and indiscretions of routli. nerroua wak
ntaa, early decay, loss of manhood . fcc., I
will send a recipe that will cure you, Kkkb
of CiixaoH. This great remedy was dis
covered hy a mtsaionary in South America
Send a selt-ad dressed envelope to the Hcv
Josara T. Ikmax, Station D. York
City. 4:ly
If 'out of sorts' with beadnehe, stomacs
disorder, torpid liver, pain In back or side, eon.
stipatlon, etc , nejfleet may be fatal. One dM
of Strong's Sax (stive Pills will give relief,
A. tew doses rest re to uew health and vigor.
COMMISSIONER'S SALE
OF LAND.
In pursuance of an order of the Superior
Court of Kowan, made at August term
1886, in the case of John C. Foard vs It. F.
Johnston, I will sell at the Court House
door in SalisVmry, on MONDAY the 1st
DAY OF NOVEMBER 1886, at public
auction, to tho highest bidder, the follow-
nr tract of land, situated in Rowan county
and State of North Carolina, described as
follows:
Known as the "Necly Mills lands" and
J. G. Flemming lands'1 adjoining J. O.
Flemininif on the North, Mm. Carson on
i he East. John Carson and Jesse Powlas on
the South, and J. D. Johnston and wife
and Dr. D. B. Wood on the West Con
taining one hundred and twenty-one acres.
together with eight acres more rsrtess
known as part of Kiipatnck lands, adjoin
ing J. S. Thompson and Hobson's lleirs
and E. L. Johnston. Terms of sale cash.
L. n. CLEMENT, Com'r.
Dated Sept. 28d, 1886. 49:tds.
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ENNISS'.
that
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TO THE LADIES :
Call and sec the Flower Pots at
ENNISS'.
Garden Seeds
givn away at JLnniss Jmc
Store. If you buy one dollar's
worth of pan Ion seeds or drugs
or medicines. Dr. hxxiss will
give 10 papers of fresh garden
seedsfree. ALSO Tobacco seed
free for 50 cts. worth of garden
seeds or medicines
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Executors' Notice.
All persons having claims acrainst Philip
iito ii,, arc nnciM ihhijicu to pre
A. . . .
sent, me same to ine unuemzneo, on or
before the 16th day of 8eptemler, 1887. or
this notice will be plead in bar of their
recovery. Thoso indebted to the estate
of the deceased, are requested to make
early payment of the same.
B. II. Owen,
J. A. Owkx, j Executors.
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It is an nnfisilirtg remedy for Diseases of tho
Kidney anil Liver.
It is invaluable for Diseases peculiar to
Women, and all who lead sedentary lives.
Itdoesnot injure the teeth, came headache, or
produce constipation other Iron medirinrt do.
is enriches nnd pa rifles tne blood,
stimulates the appetite, aids tho ai imitation
of food, relieves Heartburn and lSelcLlng, and
Btrcngiriens trie muscles ana nerves.
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interests of the people of North Carolina:
to the development of the State's indus
trial resources; to her farms, her forests,
her minerals and her water-powers.
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Only a tew of our many certiucates are given here.
Others can be obtained from your drugtrlst, or by
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3 O. CO., ATHENS. Ga.
For Sale by J. H. EJfNISS, Salisbury N.C.
21:1t.
I certify that on the 15th of Febru
ary 1 commmenced giving my foui
cnimren. nscn s. 4. and 8 vear.
respectively, Smith s Worm Od, andl
and within six dayt there were at
least 1200 worms expelled. One child!
passed over 100 in one night.
J. E. Simpsox.
Hall Co., Febrnary 1, 1879.
Sir: My child, fire years old. had
Fsymptoms of worms. I tried calomel
tand other Worm Medicines, but fail-
'ed to exjel any. Seeing Mr. Bi
certificate. I aot a vial of xour Worm
Oil, and the first dose brought forty
worms, and the second dose so man v
were passed I could not count them
S. II. ADAMS
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ORGANIZED 1859
A Home Company
SEEKING HOME PATRONAGE.
Cash capital $300,000
Total assets $750,000
Insures all classes pro
perty at a equate rates.
Losses promptly ad
justed and satisfactori
ally settled without any
litigation.
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WM.C.COAET, Sec
J. Allen Brown, Agt, Salisbury, N.C.
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For Sale at this Office:
Land Deeds Ileal Estate Mortgage Decd3....
Sheriff Deede of several different forms ;
Chattel Mortgages Mortgage Sale Notices;
Magistrates' Summonses, Executions. Subpoenas
Witness Tickets Transcripts, etc.
Bastardy Warrants and Bonds.... State Warrants,
Ball Boods ...Teace Bonds Appearance Bonds,
Appeal Bonds. ... Prosecution Bonds Ejectment
Write summary Attachments. . .Bonds to make
Title 8a le Notices for Admlnlst rators.
Trespass Notices
A full line of Solicitors Indictment forma.
Numerous blank forms for Superior court Clerks. . .
Several forms for use of Attorneys
And many Miscellaneous.
All which will be sold low Blanks of any and all
kinds printed to order Jn best style nnd on good
paper at very low figures,
is vols, of Scientific Amercan,
t No. each of Jones' Law and Equity.
I5 lbs. Brace's second hand Bourgeois tied up.
lb or So Fonts advertising- display type,
lo Jobbing Fonts,
loo lbs. Large Border type.
EP""One complete stock of Printing material for a
nve column paper and Job Office, presses Included.
ErMany of the above Blanks nnd nearly all the
printing stock, will be sold very cheap for cash or
ou short lime.
Richmond & Danville Railroad.
Western North Carolina Division.
General Passenger Office.
ASHKVILLE, N. C. Aug. SI, iss.
Commencing Aug. SS. tue following Passenger
Train Schedule, will be operated over this di
vision.
THAIN NO. 58
TBAIN NO. :S
EAST.
Main Line
WEST. -
Arrive Leave. ij
lArrtve I Leave.
r u.
It. M
.10
a. 43
3. 0
S.&6
6.08
5.33
5.5
.
T.5S
8.43
21
10.17
10.40
11 35a mi .Salisbury
1 5.fm statesvillc..'
t 10 Nnwton
t 43 Hickory
8 31 Icard
3 56 Morganton
5 W . Marion
5 33 Old Fort
5 M , Wound Knob:
6 n Itlack Mountain..
T 5S i Ashevllle
8 43 Alexanders
si Marshall
10 SO iWarin Springs..
, Paint Pock
5 lrM r. x
4 IS
3 10
2 38
: 1 53
' 1 SS
,1 27
n
11 40
10 58
; 9 5U
9 1C
' S 40
T 20
4 IS
3 10
J ?
8 16
1 SS
12 27rn
11 57
11 40
10 58
10 01
9
s 40
7 47
7 OUAM
TRAIN NO. 50.
WEST.
Mail lice
TRAIN No.
EAST.
H.
Arrive. I Leave.:
I Arrive. Leave
A.M.
8 43
3 M
4 33
5 0
544
6
7 3
s 00
9 07
10 Of)
10 48
11 SO
12 S3rM
3 85
1 20pa Salisbury
8 44 Statesvilu
3 5 Newton
4 34 Ji Hickory
5 09 '.Icard
5 44 I Morgan I on
59 (Marlon
7 ST llOld Fort
8 3S M Round Knob
9 07 r Black Mountain,
loos j AsheviHe
10 48 (Alexanders
18 40
111 39
10 S8
1 18
950
i 8
11 88
10 IT
9 41
9 IS
5 40
7 30
C 5T
6 35'
6 29
4 31
3 43
3 01
2 00
1 15
U s 30
7 59
7 80
I C 84
I 5 21
4 43
4 01
1 35
II
11 30 ; Marshall
3 05 'Warm Springs...
r.a. .'Paint Rock
TRAIN NO.
WEST.
H TRAIN No.
Murphy Dir.
f EAST.
Arrive I Leave I
Arrive I Leave
A. M.
11 11
110 1am,; n- . ille
'11 18 Turnpipe.
3 80
r. m
8 IS
8 19
N
3 31 18 40rMt Waynesvlllo ... Ills 8era; 1 00
1
10 84
10 15
1 10 IT
,10
' 9 99
S 4S
! A.Jf.
! 6 00
bst'er '..".'.
.tarleston Ij
3
7 05
r. m.
J arret ts ....'
"Meal Stations.
Trains No'. 50 and 51 run solid between Louisville
and Salisbury carrytna Pullman Sleepers between
Cinclnattl; Louisville and Knoxvllle also between
Warm Springs and Goldftboro.
Trains no. 59 a ml ss run aolld between Mornslown
and Salisbury carrying Leiginon Sleeping rs be
tween Chattanooga and Ashevllle.
w. a. Ti'KK, a. a. r. A. Asheville, N. C.
C. W. CREAKS, a. g. r. a. Rtchmond Va.
V. E. Mo UK I". Supt. Ashevllle N. C. '
TUTQ OAT'IZII duv N fmntf n n to at Oo.
ARIO r O.X TjSX p. hnwnll ft Co' a Kffwspapew
AdvcrMatiut Birau (10 Sfruo- St. I. where OstewfttlbC
sonu-acts mar be. tnnAo for It IN MEW VOUR.
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cure and hiarhlr eon
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la worth a pound of
an v other kind. It la
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HARDWARE.
WHEN YOU WANT
HARDWARE
AT LOW FIGURES
Call on the undersigned at NO. 2. Grsnitt
Row. D. A. ATWELL.
Agent for the "CardwellThresher.
8alisburT, N. CJane 8th tf.
SITTERS
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traveler and new sutler, Hostetter's Stom
ach BiUer4s peculiarly adapted,; since it
strengthens the digestive organs, and'
braces the physical enerjrie to unheal th
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-.st. it a .
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CO.MST3PATION.
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Sttlrrile now for the WatchMAIT.
IF YOU WANT TO-
FILL YOUR GAME BAG,
AND MAKE
BIG SCORES,
USE
remington
ifles-hh:
SHOT GUNS.
All tho Latest Improvements.
a eS
FOR DESCRIPTIVE CI RCULARS
ADDRESS
Lambersorv, FurmantCd.,
SOLE AGENTS FOR
E.REMINGTON& SONS'
Sporting Arms and Ammunition,
281 & 283 Broadway.
NEW YORK.
WESTERN -OFFICE,
D. H. LAMB E R SON Sc CO.,
x 78 State Street, Chkage, VL
ARMORY, - - - ILION, N. Y.
REMINGTON
SHOVELS,
SCOOPS, SPADES.
ADE III THE BEST HAN HER, IT SKILLED 1WK
KeeuH that est goods am always miAsu.
One Piece of Solid Steel.
NO MOLES OR RIVETS TO WEAKEN TMf BLAOL
SEND FOR CIRCULARS.
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