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r ALLIANCE DI K K MOUY. -
Xli"nal AlUmceii L.'l'.Jc, president,
North CarolinH; 15-1 1- UWvcr,prive presi
dent, Kanis: J. -H. Turner serreiarv
lrflaur' Georgia, J. F. WilIettMec,
' State Alliance EHa Carr, president,
OKI Sparta; . 0- lici Ji hi -ficldV secretary,
Hawaii' County Jesse Miller, president,
- Ulackmcr ; M. L. Ritchie, secretary. Saw.
' Iredell County J. W. Holman, president,
ChI Spiiirg- M. E. Kamsey, secretary,
Moresf ille.
' Caliarrvg ConntyA. F. Hileman, presi
cTeut. C-oicord; Dr. ,LJ3. Luflerty, becre
tary, Cpncordi 1 ' " '
D'ltihlstn, County K. S. Green, president,
Jim;$: V, A. Lindsay, secretary, rhoiuas-
vide.
TXT ; 1 - T: U 4-
woman s.-uiiiaw.
I picht my tent in a small town in
JnTannv orteday last seeson, & while"!
was sfandin at the flore takin money, a
liepputashun of ladies came up & sed
thy wo members of the Hunkumville
Fem dp Iteformin & Wionnin's Rites
AsftCjiashua, .and' they axed me if they
c-o l go in without payin
"Not exactly," sez I, "but
pay without goin in."
you can
Dew you know who we air?' aid
one the winnuin, at tall and feroshu'i
. laokin critter, with a blew kotton um
Lre'Ier under her arm, do you know
who we air, Sir?"
,uMy imperihum is." sed I, "from 'a
letter view, that you air females."
I "We air, Sur," said " the feroshus
woman "we belong to a society
whitch bsleeves i wimmin has ritesr
whitch bi?leevei in raisin her to proper
spear--which believes she is-indowed
with as much in tellcck as man is
iwhitch belecves she is ti am pled on
ana auoosear-K wno win resisi nense-
4tn rorever tne ineroacnmenis oi
" ""-'"6 . .
llf 1 T1 T a t
i none, rnarm. sez i. staTi ms imcK.
irtmg bact,
pb!e!lyn
t jruu. u. ruSiuJ B iMiuuav.c;
a lone man near in a
4t - 1
strange
place
iJesides I've a wife to hum."
"Ys, cried the female, "& she's a
slave! Doth she ueyer dream of free
dom doth she never think of throwiu
of the yoke of tyrrinny & thiukin &
votin for herself? Doth she never
think of these liere things?"
uNot beiu a natural born i fool," sed
I,.by this time a little riled, "1 kin
safely say that she dothunt." -
:01i jwhotwhot!'' screamed the
j female, swingin her umbredler in the
lair. "Ohwhal is the price that wo
man pays for her expeeriunce!"
"I don't kno" sez I; "the price, of
my show is 15 cents pur individooal."
k& can't "our 'Sosiety go in free?"
asked the female.
"Not if l kiiow.it," sed I.
Crooil, creoil sian," she cried, & bust
into ters.
"Won't you let my darter in?v sed
anuther of the exsentic Wimmin, take
me affikshumitely by the -hand.. 0,
i lease let me darter in, shee's a sweet
igushin childjof natur." i ,
"Jt her ghsh!" roared I, as mad as 1
cood stick at their tarnal nonsensp:
m.v.v iVi LLumil, l ui cu llJtV ill i
Xut. " ...
! lAl t r x
u tue simulations oo-
Nervadrnm that I was a Beest.
I "My female friends," sed I, "be4 yon
leeve, Pre a fef remarks to remark;
wa them well. The female woman i,s
oneof the greates' institooshums of
which this land can boste. ' It's onpos
ible to get along without hir. Had
there bin n& femala wimmin in the
world, 1 should scarcely be here with
myunpuraleldshownovVveryoccashuui.
he is good in sickneis-good in well-
uvza-r&nn) mi in time.- u wonian,
woman 1' T cried, my feelings worked
V to a hi poetik pitch, "you air an
angle when you believe yourself; but
when you take off your proper apparel
& (mettyfqrically spcaken) get into
Ijaotyloons! when you desert your
fti.nn . m J ..II i. f. a. ' r
w nifcti uui iifus mil Oil
wimmiVr; .vl,.,.,, .:.
T.mUli&us, seeking who you may de- Anere 13 a counterfeit out so danger
vor s0meboddy in short, when you 0113 48 to necessitate the issuance of au
undertake to phiy the, man, you pUy etftirely new scries of $2 certiucates, says
the devil and air an emfatic noosance. the Charlotte News. Heretofore all coun
My female friends," I coutinued, as ferfeitaof our paper currency were read
they were indignantly departin, "wa detected by the failure to iaiitate the
well what A. Ward has sad!" Arf character of rmnAr nn
lllJIS VV-sird. . I
Love on a Death Eox.
J!itrerybpdy on the West Side knows
jarney bulivai. Ma d itfvps ft hr n I
for a
ll Onif All 1m.a1 1 l I - i
has 1.1 P
. i
utou Butxi. uuuerc&Ker. Uel
to
ibva iiiote iunerai nrocessinn
otner urtYsr m the city. About a vearl
p he took Maggie Dooley.to sa Joe
Murphy in bhaun Uhue,V and she is
talking about it to this day.' Not lon'w I
r.gft. however, Barney met the : Widnw
jjicuraw, whose husband
was kiHprl
summer in the R:.r;Bn . j. tt-
... . )IU5. U S
inewuK iHsurea.ior.araAHJO.
ar. . . a t . w
I hC WlHrrar I
. every dollar of it in hanl- nn,l
... - , uuu lu ji 1
drawing 0 per cent,'
She has an income of ten 311
month from the interest .nrlIf:
more ironi whej-e she cooks
bhe;is employed in the household of a
1 raine aveue gentleman. It was at
Wui-iVIn ,come acquainted
withthAVidow Mc&raw. 3hftJ w
smitten with his red wlii1roN.a
nmg ws. He escorted her homeland
on thay they stopped at a restau
rant arid ateoysters,both raw and fried
J5arneyKvus invited to r.;il I wr.;u t. :
Vd,Jaud on leaving he told'
hat tliet enjoyable evening
Je had spnoL since he-, came to
miericaL Ana it wa ...-. 1 ni ,
arranged
i I : t. . ..1 y 1
T 11U llir
Sundaj
liiternoeh if the day W9 fin a
T 1. -W : ""v.
uarnitorsrot a1 n mnt ..
nor unti
n w
JU o clock in the mornint 'II.
vent toleveral stables W U 'V..
BiileJitifl cou'd not hire a horse for lov.
or: Miondy. . The day was dli ibfroi
nr.d evertodv was out drivinnl
thelWk and alonr the
lie telephoned to Lerov P.iv
ffred tun dollars for a ri& fni iwt
1 ours, but he might jmt as well hav
t uei LHi fell cent, i liere wasn't a hor
T Si iHlififV rn fto hsW -in l.ii
hut reort he lntclied mi i..nm
ot
... - j- . I V. UU4
creara colored hrrse lo'd white fcearsef
and sUrteit for Prairie avenue.
Tb hear.-e rolled! eoislesly along
orer the granite pared avenues, and
Harney wu in the height of Im glory
In front of wnere the wilow was cm
ployed he turned in so close that the
wheels -of 'the hearse scraped against
the curbstone. People in the neigh
lorho(d went to the front step to in
quire who was dead. Presently Bar
ney and the widow came out of -- the
house and mounted the driver box.
As tli hearse rolled away pyala of
laujhter split the air. They drove in
lmmessive disnitv down Drexel boule
vard, and then turned the heads of the
creata colored horse-i
toward Jacksorv
.irL-
Thnrisnda of Persons saw the stranire
1 . ... -. . . w.
TP! rr inumiBd t i nark, bat
they didn't know what to make of it,
Barney and the widw paid no atten-
tion to the caustic comnients made
upon them from time to time. They
enjoyed the drire as well as they would
have done in" a landau; for the way
home it was all planned that the V idow
McGraw will soon chancre her name to
Sullivan. Chicago Herald.
Sorrow in the Home. ,
We all know that home life is no
m ft tU
all pleasure ltnougn most sorrows
have their compensative. times of hap
piness. Uut there is one clas3 of sor
rows and heart-aches for which ther
seems to Ue no healing Dalm -tnat js
the wife and mother that has her hopes
ruined, her heart broken, and herhonae
made desolate by that fiend, the run
traffic I know t is is a dull theme to
the world, but it s a theme that i3 al
the world to them, and 1 see no remedy ,
when men are elected to ofhee that
haye not staI11iaa to enforce a law
when ifc is once passed Public opinion
makes more cowards tlian conscience
doe When it
the right thing,
wru u i j
the ncht jiim then it is an easy mat
ter: but reputation, is what men think
oi' yon, and character is what you are
Then let us elect men for office regard
less of their pflitics,that will do what
they are elected to do, and not back
down tor a circular saw. If we had
more enthusiasts in the temperance re
torra, men we miur. looiv tor more1
happinpss in homp. Joih killings say
an enthusiast is one that believes four
times as much ;is he can prove andean
pror&four times.as much as any other
man can benev. V e see this most
forcibly illustrated in horse racin
r r
prizo fighting and politics.
But when it -eomes to temperance.
men sit auietly down and fold their
auds, and say the people are not ready
or it yet. No, it hasn't become popu
lar, because our great political parties,
r. e ! of education and influence, cannol
.hoid a convention without bringing
liquor by the car load. The Democrat
have the name, but the Republican
get their share of the game, and who
ever opposes either party are called
cr.inks. Is it right i;o lisen e a man t
make naupers and tax sober men t
Uke titic of them? Is it nirht to
i: . I i i. 1
license a cram snon to uacn vice, an.j
tax people for schools to teach virturer
Why build churches to save men, and
and licenss shops to destroy them? if
every man would do what he knows t(
be right, and for the best interest of
the nation at large, regardless, of pub
lic Sentiment, this- traffic would not
stand twenty-four hours. Then we
should have more happiness in the
ZZr PTT 13 co,ld"clve
?r?k 1A,haW man never
'uigiaiiieu a uaiiK or committeu s
murder. Happiness does not ruin
homes and break hearts and turn men
into demons. It makes better husbaBds
and wives, nobler sons and daughters,
and elevates society.
Mrs. C. A. Glenn.
t i r a.
OOk Out for It.
merit nrlp? flr Trmforl :
rQnffDll tVinf Annli i. P ' 4. t
,uuovu ki'iau tiwu puiLoi it., ionning a
complete note contains a small silk thread
running through it lengthwise.
This pa
rer ia' for th a firaHim a Imoot -r.. i
imifolad in Kv .v,. ... . . v
wuuierieii ju3t uiscover
ed 8o,far " is now knowu, it has been
ov uuiji iu vuumerieiuug tne 6ilver
nntj wn. rf0u,
series of 18S6. This
of Treasurer Jordan, lid Ss
yignette of Gencral Hancock on its face,
i8? fna there are now nearly
4Ur.uw oi the 'notes in circulation
i nnn t ha twkIawm ur. it. .
"rr.'" - r rV.0"4 .UCiuro l"e treasury JJe
IL" " luein - oacit into
avwuiv UUU SUDS L IIR fl Tlmv carina
WltOOUt fiOricni ATT! Ho ts eetw n
any - considerable ouantitv nf th
- - 1 J vuvi WUil
terfeit notes get mto circulation. This
Xi110 subJe ofa secret conference at
LPartraefiday after
rctarv Knstoi- on
lemuug omeiais 01 tho -Bureau of Engrav
ing and Printing. It was practically de
cided to suspend the printing of the $2
silver certificate and to institute a new
series of the same denomination.
Ihfro are a few members of the Al
iiance who, so long as the orijaniza-
tiois action was vague and indefinite
Y.icu wan a ioua voice and de
darod that, tha Aii;.,
,.iv, fkiitau WOUK1 live
corevtj-. All acknowledged that its
principles were pure. , Every one pre
.wv.b ou. i,rs. meir suuse
uent action in many instances has
proven that while a nersnn m.,
bs tharorgily cognizant of geu
ra' principles he often fails utterly to
"ana. mem are the, however,
vho cannot be accorded th excuse of
gnorance, an 1 they, thrr o e, are fet
lown aruo o those whose, oimositiou
w wnal. A man who claims to be an
t hanceiuap, and yet maes captions
.Sections to every definite demand ef
e Mrganiz itio 1 h c?rtaiuly not true
o the cuu.se.
mprenen.i tlu-tr specific applieatian.
I his is a-siredly true of some who,
roui ignorance, or?nostf Ali;n,a a
J H .Ml J.J
When Baby was Ick,,Tre gave her Castoria.
Vfcen stse was a Cfcild, she cried for Castoria
(Then aha became Miss, she jcaing to Castoria. -When
she had Children, she ga? them Castoria
Many ye4rs pnicticojhave given C.
A. Snow & Co., Solicitors of patents at
Washington, D. C, unsurpassed suc
cess in obtainiirgpatejits for aliclr.sses
of inventions. They make a specialty
or many, patents tnaci naa Deen pre
viously rejected. Their advertisement
in another column, will be of interest
to inventors, patents, , manufacturers,
and all who have anything to do with
patents.
) Walter Bridges, Athens, Tenn., writes:
"For six years I had been afflicted with
running sores aud an enlargement of the
bones in my leg. I tried everything I
heard of without any permanent benefit
until Botanic Blood Balm was recom
mended to me. After using six bottles
t he sores healed, and I am now in better
health than I have ever been. I send
this testimonial unsolicited because I
want others to be benefitted.
CONSUMPTION
CURED.
An old ph3slc!an, rptlred from practice, having
bud placed in his handa by an Eai-t lnd mission
ary the formula ct a simple vegetable rfemcdy for
the Bpoedy and permanent cure ot CocaSumpUon.
Bronchitis, Catarrh, Asthma and nil Throat ana
Lung Affections, also a positive and rafllcal cure
for Nervous Debility and all Nervous Complaints,
after having tested its wonderful curative powers
in thousands of caaea, has felt it His duty to make
it knovrn to his suffering felloe. Actuated by this
motive and a desire to relieve human sufferlns:, 1
will send free of charge, to all who desire It, this
recipe, In German. French or English, with full di
rections for preparing and using. Sent by mall by
addressing with stamp, naming tbls paper, W. A.
.Notes, S'jo Powers Brocic, Rochester, N. f . is. ty
C. L. WELC
Livery, Sale & Feed Stabl
Salisbury, N. C.
Bafp Phaetons ana Carriages
ON SHOUT NOTICE.
COMMERCIAL . TRAVELERS CAR
RIED TO ALL TOINTS. HORSES
FED AND GROOMED AT REASON
ABLE RATES. CALL AND SEE ME.
0m
fiLLSKINo BLOOD
Tlia Best Household Medicine.
Once or tvrica each year ths sy
tcra needs purging of the impuri
ties which clog the lood. From
childhood old aet xxo remedy
meets all cases with tpe same cer
taisty cf iood roeult as
BOTANIC BLOOD BALM.
W. C McGauhcy, Vrebb ty, ArV., write,
' 3. B, 3. ha3 done me more jrood and for lcrs
noacy thLui any other blood pitriner I ever used.
1 owe the comfort of my life to it?'
P. A. Shepherd, Norfolk, Vai.i, AnjrtiFt 10, 1S88,
' ntr?s: " I depend on B. B. B. for the preservation
l rr.y health. I have had itjin mv family n'-.v
u.rty t'vo years,
n.d in &I1 that time have cot hud
rr Vrftn for IV.artrated "Book ef Wont
;- i "t.'-i ro. AM iT,ti. Ga. Scutfiee.
LEADING
.
1.
REISNER
SALISBURY, N. C. '
Beside each other irim and flat
wo pairs of spectacles have a chat.
Talkinsr awav as-sneetaelfts rnn
i d as I heard it, thus it ran,
Quoth the silver pair with big round
eyes
To the golden pair made modern-wise,
T 1 Al 1 O it
ajcu o uavf a Lais ere tne good loins
rise,
And chat till old Salisbury opens her
Apparently the gold pair nodded assent,
And with arms akimbo attention lent.
vv line tne silver pair his kerchief drew
And then his nose most vigorously blew.
Then wiping a tear from! his big round
eye, M
He began by telling of days gone by,
V hen youthful vigor first left his eye,
And to see distinctly he vainly tried.
When At asi my good master sought
Reisner Bros, and then I wsis bought
From their stock complete and very
. large, !
With examination free no extra
charge. s
They told him I was the finest they
had
To suit my father, not more than a lad.
lhen folding my arms laid me gently
away,
And told him to wear mostly on cloudy
days.
These many years my master has had
faithful service, never bad,
While with vour misl rpss sii'a In?
-Slany hippy hours we helped pr. vide.
Well do I remember la sorrow of the
past I -
When master brought you here to stay.
aau ininKiflg me no earthly use, he
me aside did lav
Thus perham tn
nelra! :RlDircctory.
CO JJTi OQ VEHEMENT.
Clerk Superior Court, W O Watson.
Khcriir, Jais M JI 911 roe
Register bfrieeas, i N Woodson.
Trejisnrerj J Saill McCubbios.
Surveyoii, B p Ai-fey.
Coroner,! D AJ Aitwel I.
Ck)mnfissaonerstjy L Kluttz, chairman,
Dr L YlC4lemanj Comelius Kestler, J
A Stewart laud I F Patterson.
Sup't public Schools, T C Linn.
Sup'tpf
Healthi Dr J J Summer ell.
Overeeeri
of Boer A 31 Brown.
1 i i f
i
TOWX.
MayoktbLiny !
Clerk, D;R Julian.
Treaureril U Fbust,
Policy 15 W Price, chief, J F Pace, C
W I'oo i Ji?M Barrlncer.
Commissioners North ward, J A Ren
dleman,D M Sliller; South ward, D R
Juiiau, J Ai Barrett; East ward J B Gor
dou, T A Qoughenour; West ward, R J
lioinics; J W Siauney.
18 ! GIIUBCHES.
Methodist Services every Sunday at
11 a nr and G p m. Prayer meeting
every Wedhesaay at 6 p m. Rev Dr
V H Leithi pastor.-
Sunday school every Sunday afternoon
atg o cioci. j j y mauney, sup t.
Presbyterian Services every Sunday
at 11 a ni and :SQ p m. Prayer meeting
every ednesnay at S:oO p m. Rev
Rumple,! D ;D, pastor.
Sunday school overy Sunday afteruoon
at 4 p 111, 4 Itumple, sup't.
; Lutheran- Services every Sunday at 11
a m and 7 p rh.i Prayer meeting every
vy eduesaay at i p m. liev Chas B King
pastor. ' , ; ! ( ; '
Sunday school every Sunday afternoon
at 6 p m. JK U ivizer, nup't.
Eniscopat Services every Sundav at 11
a ia and p:3Q p m and Wednesday at 0:30
p ra. itev j iViurdoch, rector.
Sunday school every Sunday afternoon
iiK O y HI.; . j t.
Baptist Services every Sunday morn
ing and nigut. Brayer meeting every
vv eauesuay? mgnt. iiev Jones
pastor. i
Sunday sdhool every Sunday at 9 a.m
Thos L Swiok, sup't.
Cat hoHc-4-Sery ices every second Sun
day at 10 al ro and 7 p m. Rev Father
Gerard, pastor.
Suuday school every Sunday at 10 a m
Y M C A-T-Devotional services at Hal
every Sunday at 4:30 p m. Business meet
ing tirst 1 hursday night iu every month.
1 1 it oast, $res't.
' V LODGES.
Fulton Lod?e No 99 A F & AM, meets
every hrst aiid third Friday night in each
month, ii li JSeave, V JI.
Salisbuj-y Lodge, No 24, K of P, meets
every Tuesday night: A 11 Boy den, C C
Salisbury Lodge, No 775, K of H, meets
every 1st and. 3d Monday night in each
month. C T Bernhardt, Dictator.
Salisbury! Council, No 272, Royal Ar
canum, meets every 2d and 4th Monday
night in. each month. B G Kizr
Regent ; : i
; POST OFFICE. '
O'Hice hours from 7:30 a rn to G.30 p m
Money order hpurs9 a m to 5 p m.
Sunday hours 12:15 a m to 1:00 p m
J li rtamsay, J .M .
Ohildr-yj Cry for Pitcher's n-toria:
Regulate The Bowels.
CosilTencua tferangralbe hU mr
tm aud U?3im cioase, sacn &
Sicfc HeadaohG.
Dyipepsia, Pevers, Kidney Disease,
Biliotis Colie, Malaria, etc.
Tntt'a PiUa prod aee rernlar hMt r
bicb, no one fnnjr food
Sold Eversrwliero.
JEWELERS,
1
Well for iiie now, by ReLsners said,
Or c my shoulders would have went
my head, j
Xolcl my master to try me for seeing
away. I i
Quite certain, they said, I'd last many
more days.!
r rom that . day to this
- we've known.
no sorrow
And to ripe years together we've grown,
Doing our duty as only specks can,
Brought here to bless both woman and
mani .1 j i
Never a tear has our masters shed,
Never a happier life was sped,
Never regretting that he was sent
Wiiere he purchased the specks that
made him content.
Times have chaliged since first ve came,
But their large stock is just the same.
iney tea to all as they spoke of us:
Only finest sgoods advertise them thus
Now just ni the dav besrins to break-
Before their competitors can get awake,
Let us writt on the wall just over there,
Don't waste vour substance on the
desert air. j
So say we and sb say all;
Big stock, push and know-how will
roll the ball.
1 ou aUwaysf buy what they represent,
Ana never (.we never) will you repent
If fourteen karat true and straight,
Or lower by! six thus making it eierht
XL- ajuss nnpu or 1 crescent tne cases
may he, y
They will aflways turn out as they
guarantee. K ;
1 iikl H 1 lii
Now let ps rap yon on the pate,
And jell in youii ear: Don't be too late!
If one thingiyoii would have than an-
other -Come
and bqv of M
REISER BRQ.
PROFESSIONAL CARDS,
R. LEE WRIGHT, .
ATTORNEY A.T LiW,
SALISBURY, N. C.
Will practice fa all the courts of Bowan and
Adjoining counties. Prompt attention given to
all matters pertaining to my profession.
Feb. 12, 1801.
A.S.HEILIG.
-A-ttox-orxoy AtZjaw
SALISBUKY, N. C.
Office in Davis k Wiley's bank building
corner of Main ana InnUs streets. Will prac
tice in CourUof Rowan and adjoining counties.
Prompt and careful attention giren to all bus
Iness entrusted to me. , Special attention given
to collections.
JOHN A. RAMSAY,
Attends to Railroad Construction, Surreys,! Y !
and Mapping of Real Estate, Estimates ol
Water Powers, Plans for the Erection of Mills,
Dwellings, &c; and attends to the purchase of
ail kinds of Machinery, Building Materials, &c,
ic. fel2 tf
DR R. L. Rajvisay
S TJRGE&N DENTIST,
Smithdeal's Row, Office, No. 1,
OFFICE HOURS FROM 9 TO 5.
SALISBURY, N. C.
T. I. Vinson, South Main Street, for your
shaving and hair-cutting. First-class work
men and sharp razors at all times. IIair-drcs3-ing
and shampooing a specialty. Will wait on
ladies and children at their homes. Give me
call. febl2, tf.
Scissors 8'iarpened at from lo to 20 cents a pair.
gXECUTOR'S NOTICE.
All persons having claims against the estate
of George Bame, deceased, arc hereby notified
to present them to me for payment on or before
the 20th day of February, 18I2, or this notice
will bo plead in bar of their recovery. AH
persons indebted to said estate will please
make immediate settlement.
J. A. BAME,
Executor of George Bame.
Lee S. 0ve2man, Att'y. 17:0t
Valuable Lots
I will sell four vacant building lots
on Fulton street. Two of these are cor
ner lots.
Also or.c house and lot in the samo
neighborhood, with good well, fruit trees,
stable, &c.
Will be sold on easy terms. Apply to
P.W.BROWN.
Salisbury, March 3, 1S91. 4t
ANNOUNCEMENT. -
We hereby announce that Mr. P.
P. Meronoy is an authorized sgent for
collecting and receipting all bills due
the late linn of Whitehead & Tran
tham. All accounts unsettled and
not adjusted in the next sixty days
will be reducHi-to judgment.
J. WHITEHEAD, M. D.
11. T. TiiANTHAM, M. D.
12tf
"Young Giant,"
TiielBlsck Kenincty Ml,
WiU stand this season at the stable of
J. 0. Houston.
For terrasand Pedigree apply t
O..Houston, Bear Poplar, N. C, oi
J. Ambrose Stewart, Miranda.
18:2m
PROGRESSIVE FARMER
Raleigh, N. 0 .
Organ of the N. C. State Ali iance.
Edited by Col. L. L. Polk, assisted bv
Kev. Baylus.Ciide. The paper will be
kept up to the usual hierh standard
Subscrile for it, only $1 per vear in
advance. The Progressive "Fanner
and the Watchman will" be seut to
new subscribers at $1.75 for both pa
pers, bubsenbe nor. Addrrss
PROGRESSIVE FARMER,
Raleigh . C.
XlAP. 4 Ci-tV PHiowll ft Co NewaparW
Advertising Buru(10 Spruce 6t-V. where ad vprtJsln
oauracU b- mart for it IN NEW YOttlL.
Steam, Air and Vacuum Pumps, Verticatand
tal of
vtttiibHL niii.uN.. -. m
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$ :
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ine name
Of
every raan
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Western'
North Carolina who
has fimbcr land, improved and
unimproved, farm lands, town
lots nd properties for sale. We
must ha-ve bottom prices, full,
clea an J correct descriptions.
Perso is wishing to buy, sell
or rent properties will find it to
their interest to write to or
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I price, $s per jj-ear, $ for six months, to cents for
mree uiuuiub. eeLd iur s;inp:e co:v
Address,
J. i. C'A l.fiWELL.
EUitor and Ti-on.
Jy"OTICE!
I hereby announce that P. P. Mcroney
is ray authorized agent for collecting and
receipting all bills due ine. AH accouuls
unsettled and not adjusted in Ihe next
sixty days will be reduced to judgment.
Respectfully,
J. B. -COUNCIL!,. M. D.
Feb.24,lS91. lTrtf
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Our Cmci "s OPissiTE U.S. Patent Office
aud we can peenre parent ju lose tiue tiuia ikoo
remote from Washington.
fjnd model, drawing or photo., vrith descrip
tion. We advice, if jiateniaMe or cot, fre of
ciierge. Oar t-a not dao till paient in boenred.
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r.amoa of actual clior:ta ia your h'taie, county os
town, sent t ea. Address,
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leopis la;y In whidi Tun Aovocatk has
proven so Ku;t a.fetor is fat irlvin-' it a na
tional reimtaCIOii and i-'-vii'mMhi csi
: u:ation. ("leered
pncoufj.:ed by t!ie tn:i-
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uneen, wttit dtiwaven.iir fith In the future, aud
..v..u,H urn fjr.mn tH'IIlIUUK IS UUt the
dawnlas of a kWIous day for the masses-Wf
ltc-tpk-r-TtiB Anv(K ArE wi'.l lic.pefuiiv ptirsua
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