| From the Wilmington Journal |
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| October 22, 1863 |
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| Anderson's Iron Foundry |
| ***** |
| We saw there a railroad car wheel, cast from iron made
at the Endor Iron Works of Messrs. McRae & Co., on Deep River which it
required forty vigorous blows of the sledge hammer to crack, and even
then the outer circle was not affected. This severe test satisfies the
workmen that the Endor iron is the best ever made in this State. |
| Messrs. Anderson & Co. have been casting
all sorts of things, but are inclined to give most of their attention to
the making of car wheels, for which there is great demand, and for which
the Endor iron is so admirably adapted. We trust, however, that whilst
they make hundreds of car wheels per month, they may be enabled to get
hands enough to continue their other most useful works. |
| Fayetteville Observer |
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