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THE TRUMPET.
ITEMS INTEREST
ipounjls Of seed, which are worth; more than the
'same number of pounds pf oats, jbecause they are
-r ibetetr food for stock and will bring $6 per acre.
. L .. . , . ' . . The seed then is worth $120.--Tiie Bulletin.
judging by the quanity of iron -and nth---.
er material that is being sent lip the Caro- Most happy shall: we be to
Tina Central, that road must be rapid lyjloudly SOUIld Thef TrUmp
pushrng fotard. . '.extension is a mat-" fop thOSe WllO kdvertise
er of deep interest to all in this portion of U. coJunjag J
he State, J Its objective point Is .'not!. -, - - - "S ...--4- - -
kiuntaJ Dr J M. LA WING.
PHABMACIST.I ODElAJLiEI IXST
Oils, Varices, Paii)ts c.,
The erection of a Tobacco .Warehause
, i t
at Lincolnton. is much talked of, Thei
farmers of this section are turning their BEAL& EDWARDS,
attention more and more to this pavino-;? HzAVE AIWAYSSON
product. ;;
hand a larke and select spek of goods
in their line. '
Mr J I. L.! Robinson has just opened a
E. K. EYANS,
.dersdn House.:
nWA M:lrk W te basement of the Hen-- rmNER AND COPPERSMITH-
Dealer in Stoves, Tin-iare.Sc.
J. B. HIEM,
Dealer in light and heavy Groceries, such
as S ugxirs. Coffees, Canned floods, ifw
Mr. I Hair Jenkins has gone North to;
.buv new goods.
Maj. J. C. Cobb having recently pur-1
chased the McLean dwelling house, isj
now having it thoroughly repaired. He!
will put a veranda in front which will add
iery much to the apperance of the building.
W. M. Reedy & Co.,
.Druggists, aiKl dealers in
PAINTS, OILS,CIGARS, FINE SOAPS, g-c.
W. H. MIGHAL
DRY GOODS MERCHANT. A LARGE AND
We are sorry to say, the peach crop, ac7; select Stock always on Viand.
cording to the; opinion of those who have1 LINCOLNTON HOTEL
examined; has ;been killed in the bud. WlTH KIRSTCLASS ijyeryItable CON-
payipg crop.
NECTED.
A writer in the Hendersoh Journal, who has
cultivatvated broom -corn for eleven vears, savs
that the same amount of labor that will produce
three acres of tobacco will produce twenty acres or
broom -corn. Estimating both crops at five cents
per pound, the good, lugs and trash are worth$i5o, 1
while twenty acres of broom-corn at $2 per acre
are worth $soo. Besides, on everv five hundred
pounds ()f broom -corn you will get a thousand ft ut.uf act 'ret; x repairer of Tiitvare&c
.HI. T. IipSSEY, Proprietor,
F LO 0 R I rG M ILLS.
. BEIi 7IDD BISJIDPrJopHetors. '..
GHEEN BROTHERS,
Manufacturers of aud dealers in
alt kinds of furniture.
LEON ABB