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'.:! . ; i-i - - - f i : l I".M':. ' ' H .; .'111.. . ! - r ' I '- i - Vol. II. Lincolnton, N. C, Friday, March 9th, 1888. No. 40. THE TRUMPET i Is published every Friday v! at Lincolnton, ! i THOSJ C. WET MORE, Editor and Publisher. Subscription, 4odts per year. ADVERTISING RATES. ' 1 '' I- : 1 yr. 0 mos.i 3 mos. 1 mo. 1 col., 1 $15. $ 8. $5. ; $3. col.,! I 9. 15. 3. " ; t 2. coi., 6. J 3.50 ; 1.75 I 1. 1 inch,; 4. i 3.00 ; 1.50 s .75 Among locals, 5 lines, or anything! ! less than 5 lines, 1 5cts, for one week. : One page one week, $2 .00, half pa;e, $1.00. Land sale notices, $i.qo. $2.o per 1. 000. Thes Envel opes are of Excellent quality. Send in your ordes. COMPANY ORGANIZED. vVe are now i certain of having- another! Cotton Factorv. The Company was organized on last Wednesday, and the following of ficers were elected: President, Mr. Martin Shuford ; Secretary Mr. L. Kistler; Treasurer, Mr. Blair Jenkins. The name of the company is "The Willow Brook Manufacturing! Company." i In a short time Aork will be begun on tne factory. Lancointon is surely sleep. waking: out of its years' Local Items. Mrs. W. S. Bynum and child ren, who have been visiting at Mrs; M. A. Curtis' s for some time, left this' morning for their home at Fletcher, N. C. . Miss Annie Crow0er,of Wades boro, is visiting Mrs.- P. J. Pate. The "Little Daisy" is the name of a very II tt e paper just started in Lincolnton, published by two little girls. Miss Minnie Creighton, who has been visiting her aunt Mrs. rharr. returned to her home hear Char lotte, yesterday. We stated a few weeks ago that Envelopes Had risen in price, and that we were obliged to raise our price for! them(printed,)to $3.00 per 1,000. Since then we have been able to get them much cheap er, by buying in large quantities, and have put the price back to The; Racket Store of Messrs Massey & Kistler was opened pn last, and has been crowded nearly ever sinee.; They have only re ceived a part of their goods. A party was given at Mr. Oliver Rarusaur's last Tuesday night. We learn that it was a very pleas ant affair. Mr. Alex. Hoke! is attending Court in Charlotte. ' ' . The people of Lincolnton, who have been nearly starved during the past few weeks for the want of fresh meat, can now get. fresh beef, as I M r. Robt. Sowers has opened a beef market. Forgiving is divine, and some people can forgive anything: but 1 nobody would forgive a man that will not take advantage of the low prices J. Thos. McLean is asking for Rubber Stamps, at the Lin coln Marble Works. Dr. Howard Reedy and family, of Stanley Creek, were visiting at Dr. J. A. Reedy'' s this week. Dr. Joe Davidson, of Mt. Hol ly, spent a short time in Lincoln-' ton this week with his brother, Col. Wm. Davidson. ; Mr. T. Hi. Hoke has been very sick during the past few days, but now, we are glad ,to state, he is much better. !i A red X on your paper Means that you pave not paid your subscription. Hope you will pardon us for re minding you of it and that you will remit j 40 cents im mediately n f ! Applicant "Please, j ma'am, will you help a poor man who is out of work?" 1 ! ' : Woman "I guess I Can find something frr you to do. Applicant(gratefully) 'Thank you. it you can' get me some washing to do I'llltake itlhome to my wife." Epoch. ' I Magistrate(to prisoner) -You say, Uncle Rastus, that yjou took the ham because you are out of work and your family arte starv- - x " 1 - . t 1 . J 'till. . ing. na yet 1 understand ; mat you have four dogs about the house. I ; I Uncle Rastus Yas, sah, but I wudddentarsk my family to eat dbrgs. yo' Honahl N.Y.Sun. A Georgia farmer made $i,oo off an acre planted in watermel ons, and a neighboring doctor Imade $200 off the same! acre. Medical and Surgical Journal. ' ! 4
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