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0. W. CHALK, Phophiptob JISOO TIPTON, Editor. FRIDAY, SEPTEMBER 22, 1882. 7 hi Gatette it enter td at Hit Gastonta PortO0ice at Second-Class Matter. SUBSCR1P11UN RATES: Ont Year $1 50 Six Months, 75 Cents. A DVEBTISING RATES FURNISH XI ed on application. The editor of this paper will not be responsible lor the com' municatlons of correspondents. All letters must be addressed a BO. W. CBA.LK, Publisher, Gaston i a, N. C. 1: LEASE OF THE C. & L. N. G. R. R. At we go to press we are informed that the Narrow Gauge has been leased to the Charlotte, Columbia & Augusta R. R. The lessee is to pay the floating debt, the Interest on the bonded debt and per cent, dividend to the Stockholders and complete the road in eighteen months. The Republican C'ooveution for Meck lenburg county, met in Charlotte cn last Saturday and endorsed the Liberal ticket. The PLiladc'phia Record says that "Oa . car Wilde pants to see Conkling !'' If Oscar had pants on his legs be would I not shock the we!l-ki own modesty of the ? ex-Senator when they do meet. i Maybury, of the Maybury Pullman & Hamilton circus who absconded Irom Co ; lumbia the other day, has been captured. It is said that he is worth $600,000, and ' that charges of murder will be preferred against him. 11,1 vww ; The wife of Lieutenant Melyille of the unfortunate Arctic Expedition fces been crazed by the excessive joy occasioned by her husband's safe return. How bravely a woman can bold op under tbe heaviest trials and low completely they break down when the st rain is removed. After all it is better to be abused and persecuted for advocating right than to be petted and patronized lor maintaining wrong. Leader. Right jou are, Jim Robinson! Give us your hand. Ncic fouth. i Merit without honor is far preferable to honor withont merit. It is better to work 'or your country without reward, than it to betray her for rJEce or wealth and eel forever afterward that yon are a sneak tod ti traitor. Issue, bot as a cause it was never more loll of life and visor, and there it no caase that is growing mora rapidly and and the need of which ia being; more forcibly frit throughout tbe land. In few years Prohibition will be in tbe van and political aspirants will as gladly em brace its sacred principles as a meant of capturing tbe popular favor as they now do Aoti-Probibition, We are opposed to making Prohibition a political issue, it is a cause infinitely too high and holy to be toiled by being dragged into the muddy waters of politics, Nothing grates so harshly upon oar tense of right and propriety as to hear a man's Anti-Prohibition record discussed at prime qualification or candidacy. lr we build our political house upon a foundation of mud and filth we may expect to be poisoned by miasma and have it sink io disgrace. trerDHgt pjniew that we do Rot' tSaute f- be vulgar acecdotes with which oar ora on adorn (?) .thejr political speeches, It I i D oar ojf ra;ofl, detracts from the force of ' i heir argoroeDla and dtjbaees tbeir hearers bcmselves. We admire wit, but our plftical forum baa become so foul by the omraon bi4 constant recitation of obscene oecdotej that ladies date not attend, o doubt macy desire to do, and .a 'fnjoia- must feel decidedly oat of bis element. j FJfpiTX JN FOLlTlCfr Ben Batter, who of all persons jjeeeryeg m detestation good of men, hu received th tbe Democratic and Greenback Bom ationa for Governor of Massachusetts. We an Pemocat, and tbe Gazette ia smocnllo, bat we bad rather support a tre man, even if a Republican, than a w, who it acknowledged to be incapable ! honestly discharging the duties of an "c. If tbe friends of the Democratic -ty desire ta tee it tnccesefjjl. If tbey in to tee H holding (be reins of govero '.ot they mist nominate for office men of ility and above all men of integrity, men io "had rather be rizbt at to be Pne Whenever a pans' fcegiot (to lraple so principle for tbe take of expediency btf iat to tap its own foundations beoever, eonfidect of its own ttrength bowatothedaraor of wbipper-eaappers, 1 foists to Ut maet bead tbe names of , who are onprincipled, it seals rts own mo. A brief glanos at tbe history of Republican party, will convince every i of tbe truth of the assertion, that its rodsocy was overcome, its supremacy rated by it own corruption aod by otter and flagrant disregard for tbe I its of tbe people, by itt supreme con ipt for tbe rights of justice and principle by itt dishocest administration of tbe i tin of tbe government. Ye bad rather tee tbe party defeated j k a pure man. a good man, a man with a in less record at ita bead, at to see aecessrul wuh aech a man . at Beast , Jer as itt oomiere, for in tbe end right iW prevail. Ct at of tbe Sooth, tben be circumspect, if Oar Northern bretbrto choose to ait suicide, let at watcb.aoil by a pure hoc st coarse, and with good men for dard-bearers retain control of tbe lb. Dying Egypt. On the 14th inst, the forces of Arab) Pasha melted before the prowess of tbe Britieh and the war is virtually over. Whether Arabi was actuated by patri otic motives, or by personal ambition, we are not in a position to say, but we believe that be is a patriot and fought for tbe freedom of bis dowo-troddm and plunder ed country. He is said to be a roan of ed ucation and a great admirer of our system of government. He made a special study of our constitution and bad it printed in Arabic and distributed among his people. Uis country was in the hands of greedy bond holders and money-seekers; her people oppressed and robbed. In view of tbese laots, we are lead to believe that be was a patriot and we sympathize with him. JPor "Protestants," It is unm cessary for me to add more in reply to "Protestants" than to call the at tention of the readers to some extracts from my past editorials which may be found below. I would do nothing whatever to deter tbe progress of .Christianity any where. I regret that "Erotesiaots'.' are dis posed to misrepresent ma. 1st, I spoke of u strctiu er when ihey ap ply the stranger 2nd,, f bey say, "Rev. J. L. Tillman, whom yon characterized as the stranger came here at the earnest solicitations " of screiul friends who had the welfare of this community at heart. It has always ap peared to me that orthodox Christians should consult their pastors before inviting other ministers amorg tbem, I would like to know these good men. I presume from the tone of their language that their pastors are not interested in tbe welfare of ih'm community. ' , tTfOTl wroe dm once concerning oirvu which can oe reproaucea.aaa iq umi ariiuM I criticised circus goers firmly in behalf of not only our ministers and tbe poor, but also tbe Gazette. Can Christians judge men as they hove me t God alone .knows my heart. Tbe ministers of the Gospel throughout this section know that I have occasionally made appeals through the Gazette in their behalf. As Rer. J. L. Tdlmac jbas allowed himself to be made tbe agent of "Protes tants," I say nothing- of bim except malice, haired and revenge. A man who speaks the froth, and does so openly re gardless of tbe consequences, ia liable to the vilest abuses tnd persecution from the wicked ones. "But blessed is be who dies in tbe defence of truth and faooesty." Nov. 6th, 1880. " TBE DEFEAT, We labored bard and earnestly ttf rl tbe whisky influence, We did not except from a desire on our part 1 tect the homes of the poor and itt d togt fleets on the young men of this try. We feel satisfied that wt have our duty. We met the defeat at tbe bravely and will meet those "ngaiot , Providence pewit, in another election , Aug. 13tb, 1881. " f AIM TO BKNEFIT. " We may bave our weaknesses, con. blunders, be severe oo what we buliet be wrong, bat It is our high aim. H ; publisher, to do' all in bur vpower to' mqte tbe welfare and rapid derelopi of this county. Io every attempt ta' i,.,-, proye we prj kv-wtfj'. ler to rail in atiempiing to yo good I succeed in doing that whipb we mustk: is detrimental to tbe welfare of the ec ty. Sept. 3rd, 1661". ' EDUCATE TOCR DAUGHTERS. If the people desire to see a real grc aad enlightened country tbey must edoc. their daughters and tax their sons to ' b ccorjiplieh it. If all the mothers w IB of answering tbe many simple, t intelligent, questions asked them by lb little ones,' how much greater progrc would be made. It is not piacticable n igbt for stout able-bodied men to be e i ployed in teaching little ones when male is morally and prattically mo suitable for tbe task. Oct. 23od, 1881 AID TOUR HOME PAP!R. Iet every reader eonaider k bit bu: ness to lend all tbe aid be can to assist . i in every possible way. It hae been wel remarked that a community eta be judged oy i no conienis oi us Dome paper : at an rate it is a pretty good index jo the acter and habits of tbe people.! We wish r.i appear inferior, nor to rebuke anyone, but it It oar desire to lot tbe pablio know the faett ; hence we furnish our readers io ac otber column, under tbe bead of Mormon ism, tome extracts from tbe pamphlets which tbe "Elders" are ciiculating in tbe "Rings Mountain" region, also in other columns some recent statistics gathered iom one of our exchanges to show tbe nsgnitnde of their work, and an account 'Among Mormons," by an eye witness. Nor is that all, we, have reasons to believe bat their so-called Apostles are quietly 'avestigatiog every toook and porner of tbis onntry. They are traveling around on jot, and are provided with means and othing sufficient fori tbe success of their otkr If would be presumptuous for any vf tbe learned proftssibns to suppose that " oee messengers dt signaled as Apostles not better posted id the Geography of '.t country and the character and habits Our people than onr average ministers. .ey bave their Patriarch, Apostle, Rev .uties, Hib-priests, Uiisbops, Elders, "JCstsrTeacoers and Dtacons. The Kl- 1 never mention the' ''social peculiarity their tect that doty is left1 for higher thorities to expound but tbey baye cour- , such as should be heeded by other .iaters ard tbey bava an influeoce cb ehoald be guarded against. There . ecarcely a county in North Carolina i does not contain a neighborhood in Job they can labor successfully if nnnio led- Why ? Because about one half of i white population have Dever beard ed ited ministers preach. They cannot be Ded against tbe danger of Mormonism, iase the press cannot reach tbat class. Vigor, strength and health all found in one bottle of Brown's Iron Bitters. Capt. Kphraim Bi nent oitiMii, a lHcllnir murchunt ami rnlor- prlnlnir turiuer of (Jborryvllle, N. C., ll1 or tJSu'K l2.ver ou Mun"y inoinlnir, BepU-iiibiT li$tn( lots.. , I" Lincoln county, on 8uhUy, 8iteiiib.cr 17,1882, Mr. OUvbh' WbAtukhh, aurcd about IAii'T"ve years, no wan an exeuiplary oiu sen and uulvorstilly twtuvmod. Examlno before you buy I The Grroezx Octstlo GRAIN DRILL! One of thouliuiiDfwt ami nnxt ilnnMn ririiiu v, iu.rn.Bl.. uvtT wu HOIU IU CUtHWOH vuuuiy. u at j. n. jjewiH' ihillniCN. V., .u mini, r. m. nit ta a. aep8t4 . M(OMIE 8 M and JftOlt Zj O a 37 If V.,.wUAcx."""n1 " 8took of Fall and 1 1 winter OikhIh, iiik wmi our prlooa. you will uu wHivinuiHi tnui you will save money by ik'illltiK with u h. STORE FOR RENT. That larire and eltrnt atoro in the "Falls' Hotol" bullllii(f Is for ri-ut'on irood terma to "at Kails' House." . 11 rat-claw) Hi m. sep8-tf We have the best ami cheapest lot of SHOES Kver liroua-lit to tills mnrkvl. ml..., fi-oiii o i.. to ts.ou per imlr. Komembtt we have the celvbratetl . . OVIUla 3I3S' SHOBI tl lucb 10tb, 1892. Peabody Scholarships. I Hon. John C. ScarborougbASuper ideot of Public Instruction for North lina, has placed two Peabody Schol char- to make it newsy, lively, (bu moral, instructive, entertaiuind and ben eficial, especially to the rising feneration! We hope to make it a great id io pre tecting the youth bl bur coup y of boL sexes from the snares into wh h tbey are likely to become entangled a any time Finally, we wish to make it tbe1 family , protector. Dec. 10th, 188L "' DEFEND OUR UOM: !i .We baye spared no pains U ipouse the cause of right, we have triedfi to cirwlat matter that would protect atjdefepd.oa bows webava,: - -";c esjujish harmless), 'm in the Nashville Normal Cwee he dispmal of Capt. W. T. R Bell, cinal Eire's Mountain Hisb Sch has conferred them oponW.R. il of Rutherford county, and Mil Weir of Cleaveland county, botb pu ' his school. Tbeee scholarships pay -er month for two years; "an amount ent' to cover board, luitiop, books ravelling expenses. Tbe holders are ed to teacb after graduation two to the public schools ot their State. hihff will always command fine sal ibis requirement is an advantage than a burden. King's Mount uio HJgb School has i with double its usoajj nmbers, and 1 TTfTi"1 MOD IT I (DEI The umlerslifned liuvlnir quaIBol as Exeo- u i urn in mo- turn will Hllcl TwtMnient or Culol) Muuney, deceased, hereby (five notiuo to all persons havliiK elHlins against the estate of said deceased 'to prftenf them for payment on or before the BOth day ut August, 1888, ir this notice will be uieudul bur of their recovery.- All persons indebted to siild natntn nrlll please make immediate settlement with the undersigned. This 14th day of August, 18a. VV. iS. MAUNEY, E. A. M VUNEY, Executors of Caleb Mauney. dee'd. au!8 t4 Our Stock of la qleirant ; styles perfect and cliiirming-. Oent. Suits from f7.60 to $ 25. af I f Great elmnoe to muko mon- J m J m ey. Those who always take aavantage oi the good chance tor mak ing money that are offered, generally be come wealthy, while those who do not im. proVf such chances remain in poverty. VV wani many mjyi. wemen; hoys anj giriB to work for us richt in' their own lix-jilifi.'-a Any' one can do the work properly from the first start. 'The business will dbv more than ten times ordinary wages. Jixperieive putit furnished free. No one wno engages fails to make money rapidly. You can de vote your whole time to the work, or only your spare momenta. Full information and all thut 'js needed seut free. Addross Ktin- sox t Co., Portland, Maine. ' ' LADIES,''0Wsa'r-?PfflNTS DRESS .GOODS Dress Goods frum lOcta. to oOcts. per yd. AND Ladies' Cloaks from $2 7fi to flO 00. Also, Xsacailois' "l3L'esX& of Latest Styles. NOTICE. Sale of Land. oC to the We sell the celebrated " " For One Dollar ; Pouble yoked arid of ' Wamsutta cotton the best (shirt in the taaiket. Oast ant to an order of tho Probate court n county, i win sull at public auction Irheet biddir. t tlmikiiihniiUA viM in DallasAon MnndtfV tin. H.irl Auv ,.t Ln.xiu. a trhot pAland in said county on the waters nin,., iMkx a - u ::, v : t , i wva w uhi, . . , . J WIIIP3 HITV-1IUI UB Ul aiitj 4.,.r,raf,-WV'-ii ''"- Itumfelt. J. O. Holland havuiir hrii In lh KiirHum markets, and having; nelecfed - everythina; wkh utmost cure, with a view to suiting v rylxxly, and Kttiw advanfairS of lowest io defence of myself. Hit past acts, I fi?0 ?t crf?mn ftU parties. It adv j l u:- : I ee and disconrairca ahnaivn Prohibition. rwetor Vaoos a well m other spraken :bal rrwbibitiiia it a ded iamte. It b dtwd io to tar at it it a political omit and as lor bis superior powers ever other ministers who have labored to earn est! here, I bave nothing fto say. I beard very worthy christian lady aak h;m: What church do you belong to?" "Come to our meeting," said be " tbey are open to all denominations;" . bat I always like to know what sect a man belongs to when I bear bim preach' eaid ebe. No answer was given. He told another man he was an Indepen dent Methodist and took great pains to in form me bow he loved tbe Baptists and that bis father was a baptist preacher, "That he never advised converts to jointbe Methodist or any othr church." That 1 cannot doubles 1 am informed that over one thousand persons bave professed conversion under bis pceachim; aod probaWy not over two hundred of that number have connect' ed themselves with any visible church of God. Two out of twenty-five who professed joined at Oastonia. I wig say (o "Protes tants and others if they at as well ac quainted wiib church doctrines as tbey profess to be with Rev. J. L. vTilI- man I oaye no more to say only admonish you in tbe future when you think an offeuce is made against tbe father" oo earth and can't conceive it against our Heavenly Father whoknowetb all thiovS don't attack editors. My reasons for pen oing the article on Mormons and a simular one in March "Take Warning' was lor tbt protection oi our homes, our children and our churches. Tbe country is overrun with false teachers going from place to place teaching all raaooer Of doc trines. If I bave committed any grave error, let "Protestants" consult their pat- tort before speaking again. Very Respectfully, O. W. Chale. iM.f umi young; in 1t-' we u. done ail we could for the building np enj promoting tbe welfare of our county. On tbe other hand we have discouraged mo nopolies, riotous living, idleness, drunker ness and peace breaking. We hav. endeavored at all times to discourage any thing that might destroy the peace-1' homes, or encourage wrong. June, ljjtb, 1881. . . i: hibTO mat""' Tbe JUazette it the ooiy newspap.r i -, .... .i a.. i. At a i .1 ! ' pablisbe(ji m-1 ow mat dm turow i,Hce and discourages abusive I . .V l cnblipBtinna I siannerotM. ' r" "uvu""i - home enterprT- uvuf" 'D'wesis. t will attack what Mwta to be wrov,' and adhere to riBhr wi" trJ t0 oeou.- age morality, aod the ldl andi jf t, the young by P'iishfD,itfthle maltr. It will oppose oppression AXPooopoUh and encourage everything that will iw to tbe welfare of the fole people, and da so fearlessly. It will be the Organ of tbe people jf not of any party. It will take special la. terest in aiding tbe young men and womea to a life of happiness which cannot be in. joyed in the single etate. Nov. 13th, 1880. THE TRUTH. Nothing will aggravate a person quick er than troth used against bim. Defeat hurts, bat tbe truth ot it exposed kindles aOXESTY. r j . ... viic vi our riauers EuggeatS mat we have less stories in tbe Gazkttb and pub lish more abont "honesty-." We have oo objections, but we fear he bas struck an unpopular theme for this country. Do the public desire honesty J If so, a change io our moral, social, rejigious and political system it demamkd, . J!lie United ..States goverment talorteB dishonesty' became t a id i tome of tbe Vilest arid most corrant men in tbe country to position. Our mor aliatt indorses dishonesty because tbey are largely made ap of a class who will pot fay ibeir debts. Pur social individuals indorse dishonesty because they are made up largely of bypcrites, profligates and drunkards. A nd finally, our religious io- ttitotiont are not honestly conducted be cause tbe eecta do not deal with each oth er according to the Commandments. A child is generally apt to be put ctoal if its parents are to. Wben pretended Cbrit- litDS can tit together at tbe Lord's table aod partake of tbe tarred offerings and ttiU bave do cocBence in each other, how can booesty be improved t We await some body' t suggestion. A pril, 1 882. WABXIKQ. Wt do not attempt to picture a moun tain from a mote bill, to make a superior McDowell and Mist Weir win re , the Nashville Normal College the 'adoeVday In October. ' jars, . X. j'b Xlt.,Sept. 19, 83. I" T v Premiums at the State f ; Pair. " ' pr mioms offered this year at tbe I'air are much larger aod mere nu i than in former years. There are C2 bremiums tffered on cotton alone, ?ol;aws : Twenty-five cents per pound thabestfOO ponodale. A J7p sil Itet aet and five cash premiums follow. I tssn come eight premiums in jertill ""gregating eight and a half tons. xibitort of tobacco are ofiered eighjt c m premiums amounting to $198, be f'Wseven medals, Ac. Tben comes thir ty 'dor cash premiums on bor.ed cattle tf farioai kinds. This liberal course on tja art of tbe society js bavsng itt effect if attracting public attention and awak r jog an unusual interest among the farm- T especially those farther from Rileii(h t' st ere accustomed to take much iott eat.iq uor ltate Fairt. The society it putting fotjih every effort to be prepared jto interest and entertain the trge crowd that is eipected, and coroca oear yenderios; everybody com fortatie at postible. The exhibition promises to surpass anything to tbe kind ever gotten op in jfortb .Carolina. A larger coOeclion and a greater variety of furm produces and a finer exhibit of blooded and .improved stock than usual will be displayed. These, with the trials of speed between the large number of fine horses, which will be a prominent eature oq jtb four principal days of tbe week, will reader the coming estate Fair one. of uousual interest aod attraction fcr all classes, ,fVrtr otid Observer. eplt4 ""'ndarli-s of said Al I" " - ti'Iuiho monev twelve moitfmr j ' mi jjA Adm'r. - ' of II. W. Rumfelt. Very respctiilly, MX a weejfviii your own town. 85 OuiHl free. No risk. Everything new. (Japi al not required. We' will furnish you every thing. Many are making fortune. Ladies make at, much as men, and boys and girls make great pay.' Reader, if you1 want a busineaa at Which you can make great pay all the time you work, write for particulars to H. Hallktt & Co., Portland, Maine. Wool -Carding and Spinning filNCOLNTON, N. C. The .undersigned are now putting up a Wool-Carding and Spinning Factory at I-incolnton' and solicit the patronage of the public, l'hejr Machinery is new and of the most Improved sty le, and they feel con fident that tbey can give' satisfaction .to patrons- ' '. 1 " L Wool wl be received at tbe Factory or Depot, and promptly returned tocoatom e. ' J. II. Fayssonx Agant at Gaston ia. W. 'L. Uherriir. Agent at Dallas. N. C. . "PHIFEK U BUMNER. -jo9-mr ' " ' flP'H'nqjuii I ., . - - .... . . ' ... 4 J - AH persons iiwlcbtcd cither by note, ac cotlnt; or-of iifrwiae to theAViKHlltiwn or Uw. renco Mainifactuiimr ("ompanlus. or C. J-. Linvbortrer Sz Sons, wilt i4ftK coaie forwarl aud mHkeiiiimediitte payment and saveostrt. KjhhjIpW given other than by the uudW-1 signed will not be valid. 1 JOHN C. PUETT, Reuuirer. cpHt4 Valuable Farm for Sale. . : . i.i t j . Known as the Hoffman Mill property, on Illg lxng creek, situatetl about midway tween Dallas and Uastonia, eouralnlna; 9M5 acres, ulxtut S!U aorua of vahmblo bottom. It is about 1 H nillea from the SAlr-Llne,"apd in run through by the Chester k Lenoir flitrt1 road. There are excellent liiiildinirs on thin I place auitublu for barns.- Terms easy Aim. ply to PASOUK HOLLAND, " - - xmuiui, n. v., ur CV. CHAUC, this offlco. acpSt4 fioeE. Nissep $; ov SALEM, N. C, " ; WAGQXyiANUPACTURKIJS. GET? THE BEST. if- -0jr. iTH If JMCT10NAt HBBiruriiT, It . V' ' ' 7 r 13 f il 7 ft you lntnd some dy to fit WASTER'S pi. ABRIDGED, 'J)0 IT NOW Using: only the beet of materials, we mak tho best df work. hnl warmnt hvery JbB. Wi bave the oldi-lit and largvat Watfon- Worka' and our Wairnns have the best roputatloB or any far the "State. Evwy Wagon bears tho name- P. NIS8BN, bSilein, P. O., N. C.7 Wrttfl for prices, liefer to ull who are using; our TT NHVIll. State Rtwv.. J. W. Soott I Co.. last week, bought 1540 pounds of dried fruit, 6,600 pounds being porcbattd Irom one man. It was oot a good day for dried fruit either. Grttntboro Patriot. Tbe eitiaeot of Sutetville bave presen ted Mr. Joseph f. Caldwell, Editor of tbe Landmark, with f 1000, wbieb be io- teodi investing in a Campbell cylioder press. . The Steamer A sia with 'one hundred paaangera was wrecked in uweo nouna last Wednesday aod only two Uvea were saved. The stxr plfiur -, nn 'mc 1104 i-l W; l .tu'f Unaliriltrd, fllinw Hie r.; nr and pi villi ii ( ''li il Cil) in . lil, oln.H iiiir the ii ..riori tof Welnt-r lu t-fcl'i ly iif.frnllfln!". Th plffnrM in W.'M- r in d r ) r l frnntii, Unfit, JJoller, A umtir, 4'oliimli, t'yr, HiTte, Mnlulnfr. l'l,rianlii.-i'. I'aTflln, Hilpn, (paK.il lUi mwl ljil Mrnm ento. Tlm bcru, lb-Ann .1-13 m..i i.t,r lur bittir tluut4hry culll ,) ! v!t:UUoil lu ool'ln. ' THS IET.f C? VEBSTEH Contains over 118.000 Word, 10t9 Paea.CUOO ZiMrraviaca, ToviT Paes Colors! PlAta, 4600 SEW rTOBDS and jkiMiiHg, Biorrapbioal Dictionary of over 9700 Names. Published by a, 4 C. KERRUM.HpringllelJ. Mm tratramo dtta rC1 mm i n r ai (EAITTIBIHIS .The moat artistic, durable, and the most oonvforlable, made! Alt we ask is an eV'J 1 nation and trial." All kinds of Ka pairing doriro ori'eiort lotica and stifdactlon 'jUaiy antoedl ' .. i . W. C. TEA G UK, . ... Gartonu. N. C. Grain Prills ! J3rain JDrilJs f w lllH B respectfully call the attention of .the iimmiA nf 4uton oAinrv- and aurround- H country that we are Ueneral A Rents' for tiiu jk. a. cj. uivja-iiv , the latest improvement on the market. 'In calling; your attention to tbe A, li. (J. Urain lmiLL, we would ask a careful examination of lis many superior and needed improve inenlsover other Drills In tho market. The leiidina- Huperior Points of the "A. II. C. Ik: It is the only lrlll muOjifactured that tbe operator can ride on a Comfortable Heat, m the operation of Heeding; and oontrole tii Machine: l.aina; a Wbeei 1X 1CHM HiUltEH anil one half Inch broader, ami I'luclntr the' r'ced ou the Axle, tbus doina; away with all Uvar and Uear-wbeola, maki tbe A. H. C. the Lighten irratt MachliM on tne market. The Jrtilla-r A tUvhment Is a . Positive Korce feed and 1U fed all kinds of KertiiliscrH Irom the powdt-red Hone lust to the damp stleky composition without clotrinc For unt other lufoi uiatlon ami full partivii iiirS, we reler you to the lulluwina; ag-enta : J. iiouami a vo uhmoiiiil n. v.; &.u. Htmiaour. Unooliiton. N. '.: W. J. Mdilunas; Cherryvllle, N. C; liiillUK it liakur, KlnK'S Jiountain. N. C: liostic ilro.. Hhelby, N. Ci Pnilili, Pt-arram a Co., clm'er, t. C, addreat us at bpartttiiimrK, b-C. rUtt-l fully. UlLLlfiU. UArvfiOt as W auttf
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