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THE PROGRESSIVE FARMER, SEPTEMBER 9, 1890. AMONG THE ALLIANCES. mtLt the Organization is Doing Throughout the Country. X. An Alliace siore uua uwu I at Shenandoan, vs. crVo thfl Georeria atate ec Mr. o . retary, continues to send out charters. . omonk Farmer Federalsburer, ine cu" - Md., is the official organ of the Mary state Alliance. lam Fiftv thousand dollars has been put into a State excaange w irwxB , nWd Alliance men. The National Farmers' League has only been started six momns auu u w r. vvirf jn.000 in the State of New York alone. Hnnntv and Sub-Alii ances are all standing firmly against the use of jute bagging, uuu ws will be one substitute. xt w thfl Alliance has decided 1 UW V" , i . . un toir nif mill and guano fac 1 tory here, says the Jackson Herald, of I l I iftL us uav vj-io uu. I in operation by the time the mill is completed, rr a limn and Farmers' ware house at Camilla, Ga , is now open for business, with H. W. Spence as manager, under the supervision of Directors J. M. Keaton, D. ti. Uavis, G. W. Baggs and J. M. Wilson. The Americus, Ga , Recorder states that an Alliance warehouse is to be opened at Pinehurst, in Dooly county. This, we think, gives Dooly several Alliance warehouses at convenient points, says the Atlanta Journal The Times Journal, of Eastman, Ga.-, says: At a meeting of the Alliance here on Tuesday last, they decided that ihey would again use cotton bag ging and made arrangements to have a large bt of it ordered at once. ENDORSEMENT. The Farmers' Alliance of Sampson county at its meeting in Clinton on the first Friday in April 1889, en dorsed the course of W. E. Stevens in the last Legislature. If you honor a man hv (Tl'vinf him & work to do and nhe performs the work so well that you I compliment him, is it not the custom to call on him again, when you desire a laborer r w . Cj.DieyeusisaiaiuiBi, whatever is your interest is his inter toot TTo i r.hfi man for Senator ! fVOU AAU aw lWe are aware of the present state of r 1 '11 4 .intn n anairs, ana win you. uvu uummaic a man who will carry the full strength of your party? Why not nominate for the Senate W. E. Stevens, who is the man to stop the strife and save the Democratic" party from a divi sion. Tha frm?r mAmViPrfi rf thA last j j Legislature recognizing the ability of jn(ffek committee of three to see that no Vi' legislation hostile to the farmer should n Dc enacieu. xi-j was tjiecteu uy lulu as one of the rsoard ot Agriculture, tl TTa is t.ViA man to rfinrftfnt old Samn- H son in the next SLste. Rally to his Pi support! Alliance man, in Clinton (.51 Caucasian ) J THE DEMAND FOR GRAPHERS. STENO- '( w It is being emphasized very strong ly throughout South Carolina the im portance of an Alliance stenographer for each county. The Baltimore Herald says the quickest way to obtain an appoint ment in the Civil Service is to pas3 the examination as a stenographer. The Commissioner says the demand iuor such help is greater than the sup W Chief examiner Webster says no one has ever failed yet to get an appointment in the Civil Service as a stenographer, who has passed the ex- ammauon, n iney are wining to ac cept trie salary paid, which is $900 per annum. J The demand for such help is stead- Vly on the increase and sooner or later jevery business man with an ordinary Icorrespondence will engage such help y to expedite their business. advefti?ement A CARD. I (Sept Again To the Voters ot Durham and Orange Coun- UBB, Xi. KJ. l As there ia considerable dissatisfaction in Durham county, N. O., about the nonrnation oi the Democratic. c.anrliHno fr,r a n. . Lower House oi the next General Assembly i , - ' , , , -t lainiers ana re" j th? coun try should be represented f T - ' x Hvau m'ee" oi this method of I Announcing myself an Independent Dtmo - a vatic candidate for taid office. 4th 90- Durham, N. C. We Make the Rate of Th Months For Ten Cents. The campaign is upon us. eTerebPPfn?ieare alive t0 their intere8t llpr08pect8 lbr results at the com- I v .Lllua aie verj orignt. u musi ue do lie in mmd that only those ho are educated & to the causes of the hard iines and the romprliis mti vo trii ."id t;ie practiced arts of the fily politicians kith ttiiRm,; papers w in De Biutlea KS th fltall0DS and falsehoods con fcSS? A, Hon- Btandard bearers of the ! lu view of these facts and to fnrtw ir, ! Cexts for Three MoynT8 io.5 .! offer is good until further notice . BUe8;' i' u,Rld advocates the priucinles nf,fl i lr,.ers Alliance and kindred Sen irTul. ""d action. The Missouri World t"l a . - f ummcotne, Mo. TO BUSINESS AGENTS. Ralmgh, N. 0., Sept. 6, 1890. I am now prepared to supply groceries in whole packages only at lowest whole sale rjrices." The tone of the market is strong. SUGAP. Granulated. American A No. 1 . Ex. " 2 Ex. it tt 2 . 3.. 4 4.'. 5,. I... COFFEE. O. C. P. P D & B. Laga P. No. 7 P. No. 19 Q. A Li. No. 10 N. C. 10 S. L: B. No 5 B. C. No. 4 MOLASSES. Aloysia, N. O Laurel, Magnolia, " Cedar Grove, . " ; Mtyognez, ; P. R. Na. 74 " 45 " " 63 Arirebo P. R St. Kitts, lis gallon puncheons. New crop Cuba , 43 42 38 34 33 30 28 27 25 30 30 29 26 23 22 Barbadoes, No. 40 Antlqua, 34 Mucavado SYRUP. Rock candy drips.: 36 Oranere (flavor) 35 Gold leaf (vanilla) 35 Crushed sugar drops 32 Crystal table syrup 26 PataDsco . ... 23 SOAP. Persion, 10)'8 $2.00 Admiral 10 J libs 3 35 60 libs 2.00 100 lbs 2.65 LARD. Pure refined in tins 7c Pare refined, in tierce 7c Fairbank's, in tierce Compound 5c " 2 50 lb tins in case " 6o 60 6c 6c 4c 1.50 3.00 6a6o I5?l Ci 13o 3.25 3.10 2.70 3C 4.25 4.35 5.50 5.75 6.50 6c 6c 9 11.75 it 60 60 60 tt tt tt it it 420 lbtina " " " 610 lbtirs " " 125 lbtina " " STARCH. , Large lump 40 lb box Pearl laundry 40 lb box HOMINTr AND GRITS. 100 lb bags 200 lb bbla RICE. 100 lb bags or bbls PEPPER. Sifted grain in 120 lb bags. . . . Sifted grain in small quantity. LYE. Star Best pure concentrated Best pure potash SODA. Boxes of 112 lbs Boxes of 60 lbs in lb pkg N B Boxes of 60 lbs in 1 and y pack ages N Li FLOUR. XXX Extra Snow flake in bbl Roanoke in bbl President in bbl Ideal 15c per bbl less in Y bbl sacks. MEAT. Sides in box (400500 lbs) Richmond (400 - 500 lbs) Wilmington Sugar cured hams ; California hams Mess pork per bbl (200 lbs). . . Special rates for car load 20,000 lbs BRAN, ETC. Special rates on C. L. lots. Ship stuff per ton 19.00 Bran 19.00 CRACKERS. Soda in bbls iV.c CANDY. Best plain, 25 lb box 9c 20U ID DDI &c Cocoanut 11c OATS DELIVERED IN N. 0. No. 2 mixed 51c Only inC. L. lots. CORN. Delivered in N. C. White, sacked 714 Mixed " 713iC 3c. less In bulk. Oulv in car lots ouu 7U0 Dus. Clover Seed, Red, good quality. . . bus. 60 lbs " prime quality. .. " choice " " Sapling or pvin. Ger. Crim. or annual, per lb Lucrn, or Alfalfa, ch. per lb. White Burr " Grass Seed, Timothy prime, bus. 45 lbs Orchard prime " 14 " Orchord choice " 14 " Llerds, or red top " 10 " " " fancy per lb Tall meadow oat bag. 11 " Medw Fescue, or Ran. Perrennia rye Italian rye Johnson'grass Kentucky blue grass.. Seed Grain Rye, v a. w later, bag in. pus uats.v a. winter " Barley, Oats.Rd Ret prf bgs in Seed Wheat All our wheat are thoroughly cleaned. selected sou 'id grain. Put up in new grain bas, 24 bushels to the bag. .prices include Dags. Faltz, prime bus Red May,.. " Purple straw " White booten " Pierce or Early , " Lancaster " " Fnlcaster " " " Tusc .-m Islanl " Descriptive fall circular mailed on application Winter vetches bud. 50 lbs 2.J0 Cyclone fan 23 00 each. Cahoon broadcast seeders 3 50 ' Miller's celebrated ground b ne. . 28 50 per ton. " stan. bore euperphos.. ... 29 50 44 WHBAT DRILLS. No. 1 wheat drills 50.00 F. O. B. and guaranteed to any poiutinN. C. iSot more than $7 per drill. These are first class. bagging ('ash.) Large heavy bags 'about 2 lbs each) 34 cents per b. F. O. B. N. Y. 250 bags to the bale. Freight rates to Raleigh, 28c per 100 lbs. ties (cash.) New arrow per bdl F. O, B. Rafeigh, N. C, or N.Y... Freight f rc m Wilmington to Ral eigh, 7Jc per bdl. SALT. 240 lb No. 1 bags each 280 lb bbls each 320 lb bbls each 16 mefh salt per ton bulk Agricultural salt per ton, bulk. . F. O. B New York. Freight per car load Raleigh and Gold-boro 30c per 100 lb. Char lotte 31c per 100 lbs. BONE HEAL Baugh's pure raw bone meal, made from genuine raw bones that have not been steamed or bake J, guar anteed under forfeiture of bill, in car lrad let?, per ton F. O B Norfolk, Va. MEAL. Best white corn C. L. lots, No.l WAGONS. One horse Two horse CARTS. Log, complete 35.00 umP " '.. 20.00 Roa 12.50a30 Kerr's spool cotton in cases of 50 doz. per doz Best tobacco flues" (F. o". B"Baieteh) Per pound ' f ; mil, v TOBACCO. " 10 lb. boxes 30 lb. boxes . ' . . . CIGARS. Alliance, No. 1, per m ) .t tt tt tt tt tt tt tt 1 tt tt tt tt tt tt tt tt 14 It 14 24 14 56 32 48 32 tt it tt 11 t it tt 60 lbs 60 44 60 44 60 44 60 44 60 44 60 44 rj tt 4.50 4.75 f.00 5.10 08 13 18 30 1.70 1.40 1.50 45 11 1.20 1.25 90 1.00 2.4J 2.60 85 6.) 1.10 65 1.30 1.30 1.30 1.35 1.41 1.30 1 40 1.40 5a9 1.30 76c 85C 93c 3.50 2.00 27.50 80 22.50 35a42 it it tt 2, 3, 4, it tt LAWN MOWERS, MOWERS, REAPERS .enclosed gear mowers American reaping attachment.".".". Harvesters and binders ."."! "." Frawsport for harvester and binder' Hay rakes AND 40c 26a34c 26a GOc 32.00 31.50 30.00 28 00 BINDERS. 35a45.00 13.00 110119 8.00 Ha20 V WAV FT V Steel cotton hoes, 6 to. 8 In. goose neck; per d z Straw cutters ; ' "NAHJS AND SHOES. Horse shoes per keg Mule shoes per keg. Horse shoe 1 ails. STOVJS. Cook, complete Heating . PLOWS AND FIXTURES. Special prices on $10.00 lota and up. 8EWINO MACHINES. Alliance High Arm, 4 drawer Singer pattern..... New crown . BU&GIES AND HARNESS. Buggy harness per eet Collar and hames Wa ;on harness -one-half leather , traces... Double wagon n&rness Open......... Top. .....r Top phaetons FERTILIZERS . N C. Farmers' Alliance ofllcial guano F. O. B. Durham, N. C. . . F. O. B. Richmond, Va Any quantity from Durham, but . only in car loads from Kichmond. No discounts on above prices. The above prices are euVject to the market fluctuations. County and Sub-Business Agents phase send in 1 heir names and certificates of bonds. In ordering be careful to state what depot goods are to be shipped to and be sure to give nanae of your postoffice as it is very important. Please condense your correspondence for I am run over with business. Please have orders and letters on different paper. Yours fraternallv, W. H. Worth, S. B. A. P"Seals delivered for $2.25. Trade cards, 25c per 100. 2.V)a5.50 4 00a.35.00 400 5.00 lOallC 10.50a35.00 3.50a30 17.00 $12a$15 $14.50a$35 ... ,.. 5 00 - 85c 8.10 14 03 , 33.27 38.88 70.00 21.50 20.50 Robt. M. Jeffreys, . President, T. Y. Allen, Sec'y & Treas. FARMERS' UNION Tobacco Mandfac- TURING Company, Fi-sre Forks, Ya. HAN7FACTUREES OF PLUS TOBACCO, Established bv Meftkl PT1 Till VCt flmmftr T?q ttyy era' Alliance and industrial Ution, and con trolled only by Alliance men. Manufacture a genuine sun-cured tobacco with Orinokn filler. Trial orders solicited RomniAa acnf on application. Address, Farmers' Union Tobacco M'f'g Co., Skipwith P. O., Va. Home, Sweet Home! "OU NEED NOT SEND AWAY FROM HOME for anything. EDWARDS & BROUGHTON, RALEIGH, N. C, Printers, Binders, Stationers and Blank Book Manufacturers. Can supply every want in their line, for .1 t . ' tney nave one of the largest and best equipped establish ments of the kind to be found in this countrv. ISP Alliince printing of every kind, rom the Trade Card to the largest Record. iF" Publishers of the Nortii Carolina Manual of Law and Forms, the great Hand-book for Magistrates and Countv Officers. With a feeble annetire ar.rl imnrrfpci: rfiraMvn t is innosfib'e for th hodn to spen p tht rSnnio?i-a amount of nourishment. Ayer's Sareaparilla not onlv simulates the desire for tnn hnt. nAa tha as'-imilative organs in the formation of good blood uqu eounu tissue. Seals for Farmers' Alliance! Delivered at Nearest Express Office for $2.20. Solid metal Counters. Shipped twenty four hours after receipt of order by T.W. Blake, Raleigh, N. C. Wm. BadarrCg Microbe Killer Co., Nevt 0 leaus,La.: I have used the Microbe Killer in my own familv. as well as for several of my hands on the plantation, for the past twelve months, and find it to be of great benefit in all cases. I keep a supply on hand at all times. J. Lebebmuth, Salsbnrg Plantation June 25, 1890. Lee, Johnson & Co., t ole Agents for Raleigh. The Southern Mercury, DALLAS, TEXAS. Official Organ of the Farmers'1 Statt Alliance of Texas. An eight -page, forty-eight column weekly devoted to Alliance affairs and matters of general interest to farmers. Farmers desiring to know all above Texas and the Alliance in this State should subscribe for it at once. . Price, per an num, $1.00. Address, Southern Mercury, Dallas, Texas. 295 Frenchmen St., San Francisco, Nov. 3, 1889. Microbe Kdkr Co.; G en tleken After suffering from catarrh for eight years, during which I tried various patent medicines and was treated by regu'ar physicians, even specialists, I determined to give your Microbe Ki ler a trial. After two jties had been taken an improvement In my health became perceptible, which steadily coLtinued. Now I am taking my sc enth jag. I am po far recovered as to entertain once more a hope which I hid long lost that of a complete and a radical cure. Gratefully 5 ours, Henet Regoio. Lee, Johnson & Co., Sole Agents for Raleigh. BfDGETO HIGH - SCHOOL, - Bor Boys and GKrls. .t T The-Fall Session of 1890 begins Thursday, Septea- ber 4th. and C.ontinnpa tvcntTWMk Tuition Pnmiry and intermediates $0; Classics anu.niKiier matnem-itics, $35: Music on inano, E 12.50. Board, including fu 1, lights and wathtng, 55. Half of the above charges is reanired in d- vance and the balance Nov. 15tb. The scholastic year-is atvided into two continuous Best-ions of twenty weeks each .For farther information, ad- arees dUUN UKM1A.M., irrlnclpai. - , Ridge way, Warren Co., N. C. GOLD "WATCH I FOR ONE DOLLAK I Per weeE by our Club system. Our 14 karat patent stiffened Gold Cases are fully war ranted tor 20 years. Elgin or Waltham movement with latest improvements reliable and well known, stem-wind and set. Lady's or Gent's size. Hunting or open face. Equal to any $75 watch. We sell one of these watches for $25 cash and send to any address by registered mail, or by express, C. O. D., with privilege of examination; also by our Club system t $1 per week. One good, re liable, permanent AGENT WANTED in each place. Write for particulars. EMPIRE WATCH CO., 35 Park Row, New York. SEALS, SEAL3, SEALS! Deal with headquarters. Every Alliance should ha11 i SEAL ; it is jour only protection in your correspondence against imposition. We will make you 8n official Farmers' Alliance Seal, and deliver to any expTess office in the State for only $2.00. T E AMERICAN SMIAL W ORKS, 1,6:& Madison Avenu, New York, N. Y. the: Kentucky State Union, The leading labor paper of Kentucky, in which are discussed all the leading ques tions. A fearless expounder of the peo ple's rights, and an enemy to monopoly, trusts and unjust legislation. Price, $1 per year. Address, Kentucky State Union, Bowling Green, Ky. Farmers' I Mechanic's Advocate, The Official Organ of the Dallas County F. & L. U. Non-partizan in PoTitics. A Defender oj the People's Rights. Prompt attention given to advertisements. Spe cial inducements to club-raisers. Job work done on shon notice, and at living rates. ONLY 75 CENTS PER. YEAR. ToirntoJ otiHtaIv to t.hf TYmmotion of the Union and the advaumsnt of the people's interests every where. tW Send for samp e copy. Address FARMERS AND MECHANICS ADVOCATE, Buffalo, Missouri. The Great Discovery Fhospbatic LIMB Manufact-red from the bones and ptlrifled faeces of Ante-diluvian animals. Best and cheapest Fer tilizer yet discovered. Effocts on cotton and corn f.stonlshing. Keej.s 1 sec :s and worms out of the soil. Send for descriptive circular with certificates fro n many of the best farmers m the country. Io lis Brethren of the Farmers' Alliance ! Phopphatic Lime can be used in the COMPOST HEAP, in the DRiLL, and on the SURF $ OE AFTER THE CROPI-s LP. The nature of lime is to work down in tha soil. It never evaporates. Fcr tl: Autumn Crop:, Wheat, Eye, &c, It is the best fertilizer, for the monev, to be found. Address, FR NCH BROS. Rocky Point, N. C. PROGRESS MFG. GO 1 Sole Manufacturers of SELF-TRAMPING" Cotton Press 1st Premium N.O. Exposition. It saves all tramping in of cot ton, hence with it one man can pack all the cotton ginned by any gin stand. Complete, Self- supporting, ready for the belt, requires little space, simple.very strong, quicK ana auraDie. a:s "IDEAVHAY PRESS, mounted $183 not mounted $150, continuous, steel lined, unrivale "Virginia Winter Oats. The best Oat for the Sou'hern States Hardy, large yielding, nearly always free from rust, And produces fine winter and sp ing grazing Write for prices and fall circular containing lists of best yiel- ing Wheats, Grass acd Clover Seeds, Dntch Bulbs, etc. Mailed free. T. W. WOOD & SONS, 8 & 10 Sontn 14th St., Kichmond, Va. Fine Farm for Rent or Lease 1 I wish to rent or lease for a term of years my Watson Plantation, 2 miles eat of Smicbfleld, N. C. The place contains about 800 acres, 553 aces cleared, 350 cotton and 2X) corn and grain land. Good residence and 20 tenant houses, well equipped gin, press, &c. Good winter and summer pifcture, healthy and good water. Half the place is resting this vear, balance has a fine crop. Will lease very low to a man who can run it. A good man can rent it, run a three-horse crop himself ard eublei enough to pay his rent. I casnot fu nish stock JAMES II. POU, Attorne3'-at-Law, Smithfi eld, N. C. HEALTH! HEALTH! A NEW DISCOVERY. GET THE BEST DTJBHAH BULL AMH0NIATED FERTILIZER HOME PRODUCT. HOME CAPITAL. HOME ENTERPRISE. XIas IfcTo Superior., Special Prices and Terms to Farmers' jllianoe Oliib lots- Send orders at once. DURHAM FERTILIZER CO., Durham, N. C. Great Southern Remedy. Having been a great eufff rer, from child hood, the result of protracted chills and indi gestion, terminating in- diseases ot Ijvek, Kidney and Urinary" Organs, and having tried many remedies knowu t te prfv.sion with only temporary relief. Aiier much ex perimenting, I succeeded in di'ovtriug a combination of vegetable t endie, w) ich combination has proven a em U f;r 'lipases of all the internal orgsnn superior -to any known in a life ot suffering and practice of fifty years. As by it I havo b u restored from, what seemed to be in-:;.ble death to perfect hea th, without any o?h r mediciue, lor those diseases over tluee vss paft.- It also erabledme to trav. laa'ti winter -of 1838 and 18S9, in the mountains, iu a'J .kinds of weather, and eating any and ever thing set before me with imtmnitv." It ha s ncH tnrflrt me of "chills and prevented m taking "ia grippe,- ana relieved thot..- t .li-lateepi demic who tried it. Tt is als . vnu v;i!n. ble in many female diseases. For further particulars, N. dn.g- a or Dr. Jno. F. Foard, Prop'i , o in, P. S FT . vi Tier rAflnro.l tha ... i - O V UW ki XX UW X- X 50 cts. a pint, it is now the cheapest remedy w we imu in amenca. J.F.I?. Staggers in Horses. Upon receipt of 50 cents I will send to anv Ad dress a r cipe ro cure any case of Stagsjers In iiursds Aiso xne cause or same. Address, U. M. COLLINS, V. S., Jacks nviile, N. C. Wanted. An intelligent Alllanr.e man nr ann tn county in the United States to sell my book Few Acres with a System of lapwe- oent," The tfreafest boofe of th acra v.vorv t endorses it. Its title sells it, "and the ver, low price puts it in reach of all. Hundreds can be sulc in a dav at nlcnic. conrtis. nnlirir.;il mwHr w r.A public gatherings of all kinds, A harvest fo those who apply early, teiid 25 cents for sampl' copy and tfi ms. Address J. K. CLINK, Catawba, N. C. TO THE FASHIR5' ALLIANCE OF H, C, ASD THE 5015! Chewing eind. SmoMnrj I iE: GFtaNlinr nnfAt-rv ? Farmer's Alliahce AiANUFAGTUFED BY TUSSCCJ MANUFACTIIP.'NC, (3 I ir3 TH ONLY ZENUtNE: ' IN THE IVUnLD. Alliance men, and run by Alliance men. In th ueari. oi toe woria-renownea goiaen tobacco bell Arrangements perfected for manufacturing as good smokinf and rhfiwlnir tohftrrn a ia maris solicitec Alliance prices will be eivento'thls ani uuicr ouiics. r rice net inniisaea. we rerer M 55. G. Eeddingfie , Sec'y N. C. S. P. A., W. K w ona, c. r. a tvaieign, in. c, capt. S. a. Amz ander, Chmh Ex. Com., N. C. S. A., Charlotte, 1 v., ana Jiiias uarr, iTesiaem i. c. . Jfi. C. Granville County Farmers' Alliance Tobacc Manufacturing Co., Oxford, N. C. "THE BEST IS THE CHEAPEST." THRESHER SAW HILLS For Pamphlets "Write to . THE AUITUM 4 TAYLOR C8HPARY, v lii i imm ENGINES CLOVER ilULLcRS HAIISriCLO.O. (Say where saw tnis pf !MM iff 1890 -TM MILL ENITJM IN PRICE, QUALITY AND FINISH. The Only Genuine " Cnattanooia " PATENT THREE ROLL m W$s Sslf-Skimming Eviporatcrs STEEL AND COPPER, And Portable Steel Furnaces Vou want neither Imitations nor Old-styie Qoods when the Latest Improved are just as Cheap. Wideawake Mer chants everywhere sell only the 41 CHATTANOOGA " MLk, et and you " eyes will be opened " by lnvestlga tiori. Ask vour dealer or write us for 111 us rated Cata logri s contaiaing information and pric s. Remember we r ctei-rfully aaswer qu?sfona and promp ly reply to Utters. 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W liiake a -pcialr of ji kinds of goo. a rnaau actured in this bt&tefand proiose to sell everything in the whj- of ry ;.-ood t) at is made in i.rth Carol ma, thereby keepint the money at home. North CsiroMr;a made susrni-res, Pant Goods, Flanno s, nirtngs, Ctievio s, Snitins; Cloths, Sheet irgs, Plaids, Tow.-Jn, Ciwizh ims. Uncierehius, atockins, Seeks, Sarjetders, Knitting Cotton, Sew ing Threa t aud Shorf. SIiotst Vour Alliance Cards and Get Alliance PriceB We solicit order for samples and goods from all sections o' the State. All queetioLB cheer rail v i. swered, aiid en. n;-sati-facti n gij-rantepd, V,Te prepay ali xrees cta'ges on biik amounting t Jf5 or more when the cash is enclosed with o.-i. r W. H. &c S. TUCKER &o CO. -..'X -AtS- Z ' " 5 UMMi't it--V - -v V- K GUILFORD COLLEGE. 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