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THE STANDARD.
r U BLUSH tP EVERY FRIDAY BY
W. D. ANTHONY &. J. M. CROSS.
Friday, April 6, 1888.
'KEEP THE TAX OX WHISKEY.
"It costs only one cent to buy a
postal en nl. Let every tax-paver
proouivone, direct it to his Congress
man, ami put on the other side some
thing like this:
Hox.
"Dear Sir: The government ool
leets every year a large amount of
money it does not need. I am sick
mid tired of paying my share of this
suiplus when it does me no good.
Keep the tax on whiskey, but give us
cheaper food and clothing. If you
don't vote to reduce the taxes you
will 'hear something drop' in the
oniing campaign should yon stand
for le-ekction.''
"Very respectfully,
Concord" Times.
The oft-reftenited demands of the
Nith Cisrofina Democracy, the in
ternal revenue repeal clause in our
J-Mate Democratic platform, the ac
tion of our State Democratic Execu
tive Committee, and the expression
tors and representatives in Congress,
or the demands of the Democratic
voters, and at the same time say,
" Keep the tax on whiskey."
The campaign is opening up, and
the people, not saying much, are,
Mieawber like, waiting and watching
for something to turn up, and we
may set it down that they will sup
port those who favor the repeal of
this odious, obnoxious, unAmerican
law irrespective of party. It is said
to be the " principle and duty of the
Democratic party to down monopoly,
the offspring of despotism," and the
pure Democracy of old Carolina
will vote to- down , this revenue
" infernal."
XOMTSIIE IlELli.;.STOTHE VXIOX!
The crowning results of man's
efforts often appear many years after
his "return to dust"; the sweetest
and most perfect ties of home life
have often but taken deep root when
death snatches away the father or
mother, and even years pass before
some well-planned governments rise
to their zenith. This is conspicu
ously true just now. Though her
representatives are admitted to seats
of our legislative bodies, would seem
f brand the above caption as alto-j iu the nation's- legislative hall's, and'
r"fher undemocratic, but in the face
of all this we lind there are some in
the ranks who advise against inter
nal rewnue repeal.. The loyalty of
these representatives ot Jeffersonian
principles we do nut doubt, neither
would we challenge- for a moment
their allegiance to the party; but it
does really appear to us that they
their speeches have sent terror into
the "rank and tile" of government
jobbers and scheming monopolists,.
North Carolina has ever since the
Avar been, in a greater or less degree,,
the butt of evil remarks and ground
less assertions of the "bloodv-slurt "
ink slingers.
The dawn of a ne w era is upon us
day and were formally arraigned on
the charge of bringing stolen money
to wit: $25,000, the property of the
Norfolk National Bank, the Rich
mond State Bank and the State Na
tional Bank of Raleigh, into Canada.
Through their counsel they deferred
making an election or pleading until
Friday, to which day they were ac
cordingly remanded.
Messrs. Heartt and Busbee had a
lengthy interview with the prisoners
this morning' They were inclined to
be stubborn and refused to listen to
any offer made by the District-Attorney.
To all of his inducements they
replied by referring him to their le
gal adviser, who is considered one of
the ablest criminal lawyers in the
Dominion. Heartt said to your cor
respondent that he was slightly dis
appointed as he had not anticipated
any resistance. "While the interview
was in progress Mr. Hardy's counsel
heard of it and at once appealed to
the magistrate to have it stopped.
Tho court granted the appeal, the
prisoners being removed umler his
I instructions to the cells. Mr. Hardy
lodges the information against them.
Bigelow says the prisoners will not
go back unless granted safe conduct.
He says he will bother the Raleigh
people till they are tired of holding
out,, when they wjll accede to his
terms and agree to' a safe conduct
for both men to return to Raleigh
and wiud up the affairs of the bank.
White holds up well,, bnt Cross con-
have forg(.tten the leading question J The recent bank robbery at our capi
U which our present oflieiars,.frJu tal committed by men who aretotaJ
senator to constable, hold place, and strangers to every principle of jna
hv which the old North State is now j tice, honor, gratitude and lovehas
D'-inocratic. won for North Carolina a place in
Almost without an exception Dem-j the-ranks with civilized Iowa, Ohio,
o ratio candidates have successfully New York, Maine and the other
one before the people on this wsuej moral' and patriotic States. The.
ami the cry of "red-legged grass- chasm needs no bridge; an occur
hopper" hits echoed from hill to hill J rence characteristic of the modern
Why? Because this whole revenue i moral idea of civilized States has
f-ystein has ever been considered by J tilled this chasm with the remains of
the people wrong, iniquitous and j dead and dying issues.
u!ijusr, and on this account is ob- Make way! The old North State
noxious and odious, placing them! comes! Let her sister States at the
ntosj AX WHITE.
The Former Makes a roiifeIon He
Hnyn He tl All Hie ForRliiK Both
Ien liroken Down Completely Xo
Court lroceediiiK;H Yesterday The
lay a Holiday.
From the Raleigh News and Ob
server of y Wednesday we clip the
following in regard to the develop
ments in the bank robbery in that
city :
Toronto, Out., April 3. The
Raleigh bank case is assuming a pe
culiar form. It is developing into
a triangular figlit of considerable
magnitude and special interest. The
police authorities here have the pris
oners. The Raleigh authorities in
tend to bid high for them and the
Norfolk National Bank has a claim
on a portion of the boodle found on
the prisoners that they propose put
ting into practicable shape unless
their claim is speedily satisfied. Mr.
Caldwell Hardy, cashier of the Nor
folk National Bank, arrived in t?ie
city Monday to look after the inter
ests of his institution. It appears
that White, the dav before he and
Cross flitted from Raleigh, tele
graphed to the Norfolk National
Bank for an advance of $10,000' on
a consignment of cotton and tobacco
to New York, promising to send in
return a bill of exchange on Xew
York the next day. The banks luid j tinues to look depressed and ner-
been accustomed to obliging each ; vous..
other in this way, so the request was Toronto,. Out.,. April 3. Charles
not unusual. The amount wanted jE- Cross and Samuel C. White, the
was dulr forwarded and : received bv absconding bank officials of Ral
hite,who pocketed the package, this. mOTnin- charffed with
and, with Cross, flitted. He also j rinsing: stolen money into Canada.
squeezed two oiner uaiihs miuer j iieir counsel asked until Friday to
similar pretenses a Richmond (Ya.) plead and this- was agreed to. Fur-
Nati6nal- bank for $10,000 and a ' thcr proceedings have not yet been
Raleigh bank for $3,000. This was
all
decided upon.- District Attorney
Busbee received a dispatch this
Mider a surveillance debasing and
di1 -Trading to the manhood of Ameri
can freemen. Even if it were con
cedfd that this excise law was adhiis-
North give her a glorious welcome !
Ink Diniinl' f Vil.' f iiiL l U'l tit '
! mnvmnrr fvnm tl)A I niiuitrn pr nt
them. The Norfolk cashier pro--! tLe Treury at Washington asking
poses to secure his $10,000, and wilUlhi to preserve the packages of
if nec.issary, prefer an information j money intact that weic taken from
against the pair of boodle rs, charging j the prisoners.
them with bringing stolen money into
Canada, to which it is probable they
will plead guilty, they having, it is
reported, admitted their culpability.
Mr. Hardy says he spent two days
Word of Soberness and Truth.
From the Charlotte Observer we
clip the following and commend it
to the careful perusal of our readers :
Under the head, "A Foolish Move-
in a vain effort to straighten out the '; mcilt'' tae Asheville Sun speaks
tangle in the books of the Raleigh ;omwr"?f soberness and truth
. to Prohibition Democrats. The
bank, but had to give up the task m S writer U in full sympathy with the
despair. He thinks it probable thut friends of -temperance iu the effort to
Thi.Ar:isiclinsettSii:it,Mlf..-it.,l !uueof the prisoners, at least, will be put a cheek upon, or a stop to the
.-il.le as a war necessity a score of: the Rouse bill entitling women to given safe conduct across the line in j evils of intemperance in nur laud.
v.':.rs ago that time has passed, and j vote on the license question by a vote j order that he may put the books and i He lia vote'-' witl tem, and will do
WE ABE FOR Tl XATE.
its continuance only adds to the
liatrded wealth in government vaults
without relief to the people. Its
-ontinuancc will not take awav the
of 14 to 13. Raleigh- News- and; affairs o? the wrecked bank into
Observer.
That is exactlv right. But we are
surprised at such a result from this
so again when the issue is made a
C. I). Heartt, Chief of Police of r'awn illto supporting the Republi
lutleigh, arrived in this city Monday ! can partv under the gaise of Pro-
STATE XEWS.
Henderson has organized an elec
tric light company.
The Piedmont Wagon Company
at Hickory is now turning out 5,000
wagons a year.
Another valuable mica mine has
been discovered in Macon county,
and will be developed.
The report of Col. Cameron, In
spector General, shows that only
three companies in the State militia
came up to the full per centage of
attendance at inspections.
The Asheville Citizen says Jay
Gould and Thomas T. Eckert, gen
eral manager of the Western Union
Telegraph Company, have engaged
rooms at Battery Park, and will ar
rive there about June 1.
Dr. Ivemp P. Battle, president of
the University of North Carolina,
has accepted the invitation to deliv
er the annual address before the
Literary Societies of Davidson Col -lege
at the commencement on the
21st day of June.
Clinton Caucasian r Deputy Col
lector John A. Oates made an In
ternal revenue raid in company with
a United States marshal the first of
the w reek into that section of Duplin
known as Purgatory. He failed to
bag the game, however, though he
did go to Purgatory after them.
Governor Scales has authorized
the exchange of the circuits of Su
perior Courts,by which Judge Mont
gomery will hold the April term of
Cabarrus and the May term of Judge
Connor, while Judge Connor will
hold the Spring terms of Tyrrell,
Dare and Hyde in place of Judge
Montgomery.
Rev.- Dr.- T. H. Pritchard has-been
appointed one of the delegates to
the World's Missionary Conference,
to be held in London, June 9th to
19th, 1888. This a high compliment
and worthily bestowed. The reci
pient of it is one of the most dis
tinguished and- warmly beloved
meachers in the State. He will re
flect credit, no doubt, upon his na
th e Carolina which he loves so well.
Charlotte Chronicle.
Messrs. George W. Means and
McFalls on Sunday night, the 25th,
went on a raid from Shelby and cap
tured that night Mr. Henry Buff and
destroyed a still and many gallons of
beer, supposed to belong to Hender
son Pruett, in Lower Fork township,
Burke county. They then went across
the line into Catawba county and
captured some beer ready for distill
ing, but the still-worm had been re
moved to escape capture. Shelby
Aurora.
! propel
evening, having been detained several ; hibition or "Third" paity. The
: i .i State of high culture, that sets her-
t .'i('-ti'tl est. naav that hovers arnmid '
h home of many who would be 1 UI as dn luiau,ulc ?uuu- 111 1 hours bv a railway accident on the ! trick is too apparent to catch houest
New York Central railroad. He is Democrats. The Sun's words, which
i , , -e ,i 11 l ' financial, political and religious mat-
io iet it the roveninitnt : won I i on Iv , 1 c
ters. However, it is a consoling fact
to the South that even the Bay State
j j in her wisdom, through her repre-
hc State has been so- plainly and I "V" the prisoners victims, and James A. so
1. 11 v expressed on this subject that j "tatives,.has said, if not emphati- n,gs ex,dvmtv gheri. After co
bail-man Battle, in his official ca- Cal1? at loast decisivelv that aroundt leaving Raleigh on Friday thev went ! i
-,.citv, sent to Washington an a1.le j the fireside, as shapers of character, airect to Washington, where thevlfo
id low it
The wish of the whole party is
he State has been so plainly ane
f
(
d 'legation of )romiuent Democrats
to urge the embodiment of an inter
nal revenue repealing clause in the
tari:f reform bill then being formu
l ited by the Way and Means Com
mittee, and it was done; and that
:.! ! astute and popular representa
tive. John S. Henderson, of Rowan.
;.i:o'.ving full well the demands of
his constituents, when interviewed
inserted his intention to vote for re-
accompanied by F. H. Busbee, Dis-
are as followsare commended:
pniirPtitifin rf Tvnl i Ki i J k;t o line
trict Attorney, Mr. Graves, one of b;en CftlleJ to meet in Greeusboro
the prisoners victims, and James A. j some tlay iu iav- The obiect of tbe
convention is to organize a third
party and put candidates in the field
for the various offices to be filled -this
the women shall reign supreme.
I secured the-necessary requisition pa-
rr, . pers for the extradition of White
J he Republican managers are m , . . . .
, , V, , , ' and Cross on the charge of forgerv.
a desperate hx over the dintcultv of j . , . , , , . , , ,
-i 1 1 r, -i i- i ; l hev left Washington at 10 o clock
finding an available Presidential can- . , . . c, . , .
?aiun.iav nignr aim iraetcu coniin-
didate. It may, in the end, be nec
essary to import one, and in that
event, Mr. Jim Blaine stands a good
chance.
uously until Monday evening. Mr.
Heartt says lie hopes to return with
the boodlers at once, but in this
expectation he is likely to be disap-
The Mills Tariir itiii. pointed, as their counsel lias resolved
A careful canvass of the House of ' to fight extradition to the bitter end.
p-u!, com.; from whatever quarter it ! Representatives has lieen taken with ! He says- he will assist Mr; Hardy in
Id.
regard to the prospects of the Mills
tariff liill nil thri f.et-iini n 1
ti- . . . r tui iu .., muw i..v i.--iiiiiiilv - j lllilliu
N e have nme and again advocated ; that,-taking one hundred and sixtv
tariff reduction to a basis for reve-! three votes as necessary to pass the
oiuv,. and still advocate it as a i measure, one hundred and forty
; iiiuii l from the people, notwith-.-t.us'litig
the many prominent Dem
o ras who oppose it on the plea of
crippling our manufactures, but the
internal revenue repeal, we thought,
was fully endorsed by every Demo
crat in the Stfif-
Who is it
mauds that we "keep the tax on
his scheme rather than let" them-go.
Tuesday Cross sent from jail for
Detective Cuddy, and when that
year,-from the highest to the lowest,
as we understand the call.
No sensible man believes for a mo
ment that such a movement can be
attended with success. Whoever
shall be nominated for Governor,
for instance, will be beaten clean out
of sight. The fight is between the
Democrats and Republicans, and any
third partjwould be ground to pow
der as grain between the upper and
nether mill-stone It is calculated
to injure the Democratic cause by
calling on some Democrats y&nil for
this reason, Democratio Prohibition
ists should ha' nothing to do w ith
the movement.
Democratic Prohibitionists-arenot
GREAT VICTORY OVSE HIGH nW.
TBI 1ST 1
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rn
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G DEAL OF TH
SEAS02STI
The undersigned once more comes to the front and avows his determination
to lead all competitors in the good work of saving the people mone and &up
plying them with a superior qdalicy of
GENERAL MERCHANDISE.
We are ''loaded to the nrazaW anfd if our s-tock is not speedily reduced,
there k danger of an explosion When we fire off our big gun. Everybody
must '"stand from under' for th bottom has dropped out ot LOW PRICES,
and if anybody gets Caught when it falls, somebody is sure to get huit. Now
Open your eyes, bargain hunters, and it you are close calculators ana
know a go d thing when you see it, come and see me if you want to save money
by buying your
) 1
Groceries, provisions and other articles ef home use. A specialty on flour,
which cannot be purchatsod elsewhere of the sama grade as cheap as I will sell
it. Don't sell your country produce before calling on
IR A. BEO"WN.
P. 9. Thanking you for past favors, I hope by fair dealing and reasonable
prices to merit a continuance of the same. R. A. B.
)rj Goods
ak Boots id Sloes,
UNDERBUY! UNDERSELL!
China has become the great dia
moud absorbing market of the
wcild.
The latest device in the electric
light line is said to be a shade which
intensifies the light at least 25 per
cent. New York Tribune.
Washington, April 3. The debt
statement issued today shows the
decrease of the public debt during
the month of March to- be $11,586,-
New York, April 1. Despite the
rain, snow and sleet,- over 5,000 peo
pie saw the opening base ball game
of the season at R!dgewood park to
day. New York 2, Brooklyn 2.
What great power de-
or
neiu aiolt the banner of repeal for i -n a l i a
l land will require to pan out complete-
neir a quarter of a century. It is j y in an its parts to succeed. Mon
r.ot the Hepubliean party, for they, j roe Enquirer and Express;
seeing tne popular current, advocate
three out of the one hundred and
sixty-three Democrats are sure in its
support : that eight Republicans and
Independents are also committed to ' anair, ami then made the following
it, and that six votes claimed as Ran- confession :
dall votes may be counted as really "I am verv sonx for what has
in favor of the Mills bill, thus mak-j happened.. If anything. should hap
ing one hundred and fifty-seven j peu to me L want to leave every-vteS-six
less than the number j thing all right about White, bo you
needed -but that these seven votes, j go to Ralei h au d iye evj(lence that
being the Louisiana delegation, will -i, - T
. . r ti . .i , "tui nunc, x vi iiu t, lu Lfii Mill
:!.kry It 18 not the Democracy eventually supjior ine measure, ana Lere in th e presrace of WbUe
a ,iu i .tut!..... r i. i. . i. ii liiis.i iii i ul ii 13 i i -i ill r r.1 r i i . . .
..w. k vaiuiimi, ioi- iney ii;oej' Ti . . , i lie had notaing to do with the for
geries. I did them all. If anything
should happen to my wife they will
never try me.- The bank, was in an
awful bad state when we took hold
of it, and -under our management it
continued to fail. We saw we should
have to go to jail, so we decided to
try the next best thing. We resolv
ed to get as much money as we could-
secure and skip We did that and
ithas turned out for the worse.,T
Referring to the forgeries Cross
said that $15,000-would cover the
whole amount. -
Yesterday being a legal holiday,
no seseion of the court was held.
Therefore the prisoners will come
before the county judge to-day.
The pair are completely broken
down and take their sad plight very
much to heart.- Cross- expresses
great contrition and feels deeply his
condition. He is filled with fear
concerning his wife,. who, -it appears,
is ill. County Crown Attorney
isidgerow, who will have charge of
repeal. It in not the devoted Wo
men's Christian Temperance Unions,
who labor from year's end to year's
end, for they not long since, through
Senator Vane;, asked, by petition,
for a repeal. Rut the mighty power
struggling against all these is the
great whiskey ring, whose millions
of dollars have been accumulated by
th" molded valuation given to the
whiskev traffic bv intern:.! rnvpimp J slxt" ? earh second, one. Now, at
. wi ft, a e ti 4 lThls luoment, one of our fellow
mej uiu u-an-.nui aiwVinei-
icuti monopolies know full well
that with repeal comes their pecu
niary ruin.
It may or may not be undemo
cratic to oppose tariff reduction, for
Xuiuher of Ieatht in a Year.
It is generally supposed that this
earth is inhabited by ojie thousand
millions of human beings, or there
abouts, and that thirty-three years
make a generation, and that t'here
rore in thirty-three years one thous
and million die. Thus the number
who die on earth amounts to each
year thirty millions; each day,
eighty-six thousand; each hour,
tliirtv-six hundred ; each minute.
creatures is going out of the world,
and bef ore another hour is past more
than three thousand souls will have
entered into an eternal state.
onicer went uown lie round tross j wanting in patriotism ; nor would
crying bitterly.. Cross said he wished they lend the radicals a helping hand
to make a clean breast of the whole the coming contest ; should there
fore be sure not to countenance this
third party movement. Such an or
ganization would' do- the cause of
temperance no good whatever,- but
would play squarely into the hands
of the Republicans. The call is
made by a Republican ; and though
he comes to the Prohibitionists with
ever so fair a face, it is not safe for
Democratic temperance men to yield
to his blandishments. "Fear the
Greeks even bringing gifts."
Democrats cannot afford this year
to jeopardize Democratic success by
co-operating with any third party.
The defeat of our party means negro
ascendancy; that means misrule,
degradation and ruin. The liquor
traffic may be a great evil ; but re
publican ascendancy in North Caro
lina would be a greater.
LADIES i
lo Tour Own Dyeing, at Home.
th y will dye everything. They re sold every,
where. Trice lOc. a package. They havenoequal
fur Strength, Brightnets, Amount in Packages
or for Fastness of Color, or non-faaiug;Qualities.
They do not crock or smut ; 49 colors. or sale by.-
For sale at 12
FETZER'S DRUG STORE,
And JOHNSON'S DRUG STORE.
M Reduction in Prices of Flour to Eoiucs our
IEIIISFSE STOCK !
WE OFFER'
1 Car Load of Pilgrim,
t
1
1
it
a
ii
Light Loaf,
Choice Family,
Bob White.
Our flour is all bought dhect from the?'
Largest and best Mills for CASH,
And we can sell j cu flour for less money than you can buy elsewhere. We
have a large stock of
The widow of General Hancock
will soon be presented with a hand-
there arc many able statcsmon of the : nome brown stone and brick house
party who differ on tlm great ques- j in "Washington City. Some friends
tior but we cannot see how anyiof tue lftto General have been ac- the s xvraditioii proceedings for the
Vnrth Carolina Democrat can en-1 tlvely er'aa-ed 11 trying to raise suf- j crotfn, had a long interview with the
,e the action of our Lvgiture, T 1 TT i T ! ! " . 1 ,Ul .onaay lnsllt'
uoibe ui av,w.. - nave met with success. The lady
the action of our State tocutivevvmtilke possession of her new home
Committee, the action of our scna- at once.
posting himself on matters.
White and Cross came up before
Police Magistrate Dennisoji yester-
Chemically pepared cigarette paper
is imported into this country at the
rate of $1,000 worth a day.
Strawberries are now being ship
ped from Gainesville, Fla., at the
rate of 2,000 quarts daily. The re
turns are quite good, as the berries
I are still selling in the North at from
30 cents to 50 cents per quart.
The Brighton beach hotel at Coney
Island, New York, 400 feet long-and
200 wide, was toduy safely moved
back from its exposed position' on
the beach, to a point 300 feet inland.
Truoka resting on rails supported
the building, and six locomotives at
tached by lopes to the underpinning
furnished the motive power. Not a
particb of damage was done to the
building.
PORTABLE ENGINE.
By virtue of an agreement between
John Wilkes and Vilson Icard, re
corded in Book 37, page 330, in the
office of the Register of Deeds for
Cabarrus county, N. C, I will sell, by
public auction, at the Court House
door in Concord, N. C, on
HNMMNIL 30, 1888,
One very good 6-Horse Power Port
able Steam Engine. Title guaran
teed. Terms cash.
PxVUL B. MEANS,
Atto. Mecklenburg Iron Works.
mar 30 tds
Buist's Prize Medal
The South has long required a
white variety of corn, which, in ear
liness, productiveness and qualitj',
should be equal to the Early Golden
Dent (whicn we introduced some
years go, -especially for tbe South
ern States,- which has become the
most popular variei y of that coun
try). This new variety wo have
named the ' Southern Snow Flake.
It was awarded- the first prize for
white corn at the Pennsylvania State
U'air last September ; it is the most
perfect white variety known, for its
earliness, productiveness-' and fine
qualit3 of its meal its growth is
from 7 to 8 feet, producing' two ears
to the stalk ; it is earlier than the
Golden Dent, more productive and
with a deeper grain ; will shell more
corn frtm a given weight on the
cob than any other variety.
Price per quart, 35c. ; peck, $1.00
bushel, -S3. For sale at
FETZER'S DRUG STORE.
GEO OEBI E S 3,
And you" will always find oui prices as low a3 the lowest'.
PATTERSON'S
CHEAP CASH STORE.
FURNITURE
CHEAP FOR CASH AT
M. E. CASTOR'S
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ill
fTTUTTrmTn
1 1 1 : a 1 1 1 1 1 ;
UlllulUll
ill
11
mi
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Room
5
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Bureaus
sic.
I do not sell for cosr, but for a smal
profit. Coma and examine my line of
goods.
Old furniture reoaired.
12 Mi E. CASTOR.
THE KAFFIR CORN.
This crop was cultivated very large
ly iu some sections of the South the
past year with great success. It should
be fown or planted early in spring,
when required lor forage, sott either
broadcast or thickly in rows about
three ieet apart, or if desired for the
grain, plant a few seed every foot in
the row'and thin out to three or four
stalks, according to the quality of the
toil. When the grain turns white,
clip the heads, and other heads wi'l
come ; thU ensures (he largest yield of
grain. It gives the best resalts by
cutting the first growth for forRge
when in early bloom, and letting th
second growth yield both- grain' and
forage late in fall. If forage only
desired, the seed may be drilled light
ly, iu the furrow. It withstands
drought and is particularly adapted to
the thin land of the Cotton Belt section.
The grain when greund makes excel
lent food for stock, and equal to flour
for bread. Price psr lb -5 cts ; 5 les.
81.00- For sale at
FETZEct'S DRUG STORE,
aGEHTS
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