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THE PEOGRESSfVE FAElRi SEPTEMBER 30, 1890.
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AMONG THE ALLIANCES.
What the Organization is Doing
Throughout the Country." .
The Alliance is building a knitting
at Tallapoosa, Aiaoama.
The Marion Iree Lance says the
full blast in that
Alliance -
tnwn.
t. T, Polk will attend the
mPPtin of the Kansas State Alliance
at Topeka on the 15th of October.
Michigan State Alliance was organ
ot Tasini? on the 17th of Sep
w Rro. H. E. Cole was elected
ICIUUVA
President.
Rnr.kv Wall Alliance, Lexington
county, S. C , has passed a resolution
reauiring its members to take and read
t- i : 1 ... 1 rvoruir
at least one gooa agnciutuioi r
We are sorry indeel that a man
rhn thonftonle love as they do Gov
ernor Gordon, should be giving his
aid to the politicians in persecuting the
Alliance. Southern Alliance r armtu
A meeting of the Alliances of
West Florida assembled at DeFuniak
Springs, last Saturday for the purpose
nf establishing an exchange at Pensi-
it. is t.n absorb the Escambia
Exchange, and starts with a capital of
$50,00Q.
The Alliance has purchased ma
chinery for a bagging factory in
Americus. The Recorder says the
Alliance is on a big boom in Sumter
county, and in no county in Georgia is
the Alliance accomplishing more good
for the agricultural and other inter
ests than in Sumter.
THE BATTLE IS ON.
Step by step the labor movement is
making headway against party rings
and bossism, and we see many of the
old partisan leaders relegated to the
rear. An avahnche of condemnation
is coming upon those who have broken
faith with the people. From every
nook and corner we read of the great
movement which is uniting the labor
element all over the nation, and we
predict that two years more will bring
a revolution undreamed of at the
present time. So strong has the
movement become in some sections of
the country that the two old parties
are talking of coming together for the
purpose of fighting the reform move
ment. It will do no good, gentlemen.
The "die is cast," and the people are
going to rule this Republic in spite
of partisan leaders and monopolies.
Within the next four years many of
the present partisan leaders will go
into oblivion with their memory clothed
with universal detestation by those
I whom they have betrayed and sold to
A monopoly. We have about reached
the crisis; the battle between the peo
ple and the corporations is on, and
will continue. It is a struggle between
right and wrong, liberty and slavery,
and money and flesh and blood.
Texas Labor Journal.
WEEKLY WEATHER CROP BUL
LETIN For the Week Ending Saturday, Sept.
20th, 1890.
Central Office, Raleigh, N. C.
The reports of correspondents of the
Weekly Weather Crop Bull tin, issued
by the North Carolina Experiment
Station and State Weather Service,
cooperating with the United States
Signal Service, show that the week
ending Saturday, September 20, 1890,
has been unfavorable for crops and
farm work of all kinds. The first
four days of the week, continued to be
very damp with frequent rains, and
the injury done to cotton is consider
able. Excessive warmth and mois
ture has caused cotton to rot or sprout
in the bolls, while that which had al
ready opened has been stained and
otherwise considerably damaged. The
latter part of the week, Wednesday
to Saturday, has been cooler and
clear, and altogether more favorable,
permitting farmers to resum picking
where it had been interrupted. In
many places tobacco is nearly all
housed. In the western portion of
the State a light frost in low places
occurred on the 18th. At Fork
Church, Davie county, a heavy rain
and hail storm on the 16th injured
crops to some extent.
H. B. Battle, Ph D.,
Director.
t. F. vox Herrmann, Signal Corps,
Assistant.
NOTICE.
! 1 .ot ce is nerey given that the Board
f 01 Oountv Onmmiscinr, rt A
inave ordered an entire new registration
Pt ail the voters of Wake county for 190.
o. -r. adams, Kegister Deeds,
Ex-officip Clerk.
Wanted.
Some good
rooda in thf trvT . pui UP a Iuu etocfc or
U ilUnAr,? L?". C, and Bell to
KUhtag to do Bo,
one
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f V44 TTAfXJ.
Co B. A., Sands, N. C
lLANO. Titx.. ,
e : liatlam. MrrtJ A-iwt- :M.Y 1.3, 1839.
1 Uear smi h.ivrt vn; w,.' ' ?wfi Tex:
toT rheumatism Up to a year lenr a cTertaln
' Kfl J?" J. and and Eli
bnt A", u? "ave never Deen troubled with u. LT ft
! f fe, Kon then, andlfler1 aBte
a l reiv awappeared: I have oflCi
WH lit Xnlft Piy l the Killer
to. La ,u faied to cure rheumatism , v'rf
wort r j
ork.
as yet. as it invariably did the
iwcjsci,ia uii y,
t v WM.
Lumber and all kinds
"fc&lerin t,,-. . WM. Matthews.
ria!. "uuloer ana all kinds of Building Ma-
' Jensen & Co., Sole Agents
for Raleigh.
TO BUSINESS AGENTS.
Raleigh, N. 0.. Sept 27, 1890.
I am now prepared to supply groceries
in wnole packages only at lowest whole
sale prices. The tone of the market is
strong.
STJQAB.
Granulated .
American A.
6c
No. I. .
5.87
5.69
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COFFEE.
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F. P
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F. No.
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B.C. No. 4
' MOLASSES.
Aloysia, N. O
Laurel, "
Magnolia, "
Cedar Grove, "
M-.yognez, "
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P. R. No. 74,
" " 45
" " 63
Aricebo P. R
St. Kitts, 115 gallon puncheons. . .
New crop Cuba
Barbadoes, No.
Antiqua, 44
Mucavado. . . f ..
40.
34.
8YBUP.
Rock candy drips...
Orange (flivor)
Gold leaf (vanilla)...
Crushed sugar drops.
Crystal table syrup. .
ratapsco
SOAP.
Persion, 10 Ts
Admiral 10 J libs
$2.00
335
2.00
2.65
7c
Compound 5sAo
60 libs
44 100 4 lbs
LARD.
Pure i efined in tins
Pare refined, in tierce
Fairbank's, in tierce
2 501b tins in case ? 6o
420 lb tins 44 " 6c
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b 10 lb tics "
125 lb tins 44
STARCH.
Large lumrj 40 lb box
Pearl laundry 40 lb box
4Jc
4K
1.50
3.00
HOMINY AND OBITS.
100 lb bags
200 lb bbls
RICE.
100 lb bags or bbla
6a6c
13c
13c
3.25
3.10
2.70
3o
4o
PEPPER.
Sifted grain in 120 lb bags
Sifted grain in email 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 U
FLOUR.
XXX Extra
385
4.20
5.50
5.75
6.50
Snow flake in bbl
Roanoke in bbl
President in bbl
deal
5c per bbl less in bbl Backs.
MEAT.
Sides in box (400500 lbs) Richmond
6c
6c
1 2c
12 00
(400-500 lbs) Wilmington
Sugar cured 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
Bran
CRACKERS.
Soda in bbla
CANDY.
Best plain, 25 lb box
" 44 200 lb bbl
Cocoanut
20.00
20.00
4c
9o
11c
4.50
4.75
.00
5.10
08
13
18
Clover Seed, Red, good quality. . .
44 44 44 prime quality...
bos. 60 lbs
" 60 44
44 60 44
44 60 44
per lb.
per lb.
it
44 choice 44
44 Sapling or pvin.
Ger. Crfrn. or annual.
Lucrn, or Alfalfa, ch.
White
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Burr "
30
Grass Seed, Timothy prime bus. 45 lbs. 1.70
Orchard prime 44 14
1.40
Orchord choice 44 14
Herds, or red top 44 10
1.50
45
11
1.20
1.25
90
1.00
2.4'J
2.60
85
65
1.10
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rancyper lb...
Tall meadow oat bos,
II
Medw Fescue, or Ran,
14
11
14
24
14
56
32
48
I'errennla rye
Italian rye ...
Johnsongrass
Kentucky blue crass..
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Seed Grain Rye.Va. Winter, bag in.
44 44 Oata.Va. Winter 4?
44 Barley 44 44
44 44 Oats.RdRetprf bgsln.
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65
Seed Wheat All our wheat are thoroughly cleaned.
selected sound grain. Put up in new
' grain bags, 2J4 bushels to the bag.
Prices include bags.
Fultz, prime bus. 60 lbs 1.30
Red May,... 44 6 0 44 1.30
Purple straw 44 - 60 . 44 1.30
Pierce or Early 44 60 44 1.40
Lancaster 44 60 . 44 1.30
Fulcaster 44 6 0 44 1.40
Tuscin IslanI 44 60 44 1.40
Descriptive fall circular mailed on application.
Winter vetches bus. 50 lbs 2.J0
Cyclone fan 23 00 each.
Cahoon broadcast seeders..... ... 3 50 44
WHBAT DRILLS.
No. 1 wheat drills 50.00
F. O. B. and guaranteed to any
point in N C. Not more than
$7 per drill. These are first
class. t ties (cash.) -
New arrow per bdl 1.35
F. O, B. Raleigh. N. C, or N.Y...
Freight from Wilmington to Ral
eigh, 7c per bdl.
BONT5 MBAL
Baugh's pure raw bone meal, made
from genuine raw bones that have
not been steamed or baked, guar-'
anteed under f orf eitare of bill, in
car load lot?, per ton. '.
F. O. B Norfolk, Va.
MEAL.
Best white corn C. L. lots, No.l
WAGONS.
One horse
Two horse
CASTS.
Log, complete
Dump
Road . . . . ..
BEST MACHINE THREAD.
Kerr's spool cotton in cases of 50 doz.
pet doz
27.50
80
22.50
35a42
85.00
20.00
12.50a30
40c
2Ca34c
20a60c
32.00
31.50
"30.00
28 00
BINDERS.
35a45.00
: ' 13.00
.110all9
. 8.00
lla20
5a9
2.0a?.50
4O0a.35.00
4 00
5.100
lOallc
Best tobacco flues (F. O. B., Raleigh)
Per pound. .
TOBACCO.
10 lb. boxes
301b. boxes...
CI6ABS. -
Alliance, No. 1, per m . . .
2,
3,
44 - 44 4,
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LAWN MOWERS, MOWIRS, REAPERS AND
Enclosed gear mowers
American reaping attachment
Harvesters and binders
Fraweport for harvester and binder.
Hayrake8 ; ;
Lawn mowers ."!!!."!:J.r .."
bteei cotton hoes, 6 to 8 in
neck, per d3z
goose
Straw cutters
NAILS AND SHOES.
Horse shoes per keg
Mule shoes per keg. . .'.
Horse shoe i ails. ..".".".." '..".".".".
STOVIS.
Cook, complete
Heating 44
PLOWS AND FIXTTTRTCS
10.50a35.00
3.50a30
Special prices on $10.00 lots and up.
BIT WING MACHINES.
Alliance High Arm, 4 drawer 17.00
Singer pattern $12a$15
New crown $14.50a$35
BUGGIES AND HARNESS.
Buggy harness per eet 5 00
Collar and hames 1.00
Wajon harness one-half leather
traces ". .. 8.10
Double wagon narness 14 00
OP211 33.27
Top 38.88
70.00
FERTILIZERS.
N. C. Farmers' Alliance official
guano F. O. B. Durham, N. C...
F. O. B. Richmond, Va
Any quantity from Durham, but
only in car loads from Richmond,
No discounts on above prices.
The above prices are subject
21.50
20.50
to the market
nucruauons.
County and Sub-Business Agents phase send In
meir names ana cenincaies oi Donds.
In ordering be careful to state what depot goods
are to De smppea 10 ana oe sure to give ca-ne ox
your postomce 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 fraternally,
W. H. Worth, S. B. A
Seals delivered for f 2.25. Trade cards, 25c
per iw
Robt. M. Jeffreys,
President,
T. Y. Allen,
Sec'y & Treas
FARMERS' UNION
' Tobacco Manufac
turing Company,
Five Forks. Ya.
MffACTITRESS OF PLU& TOBACCO.
Established by Mecklenburg County Partn
ers' Alliance and industrial Uii ion, and con
trolled only by Alliance men. Manufacture
a genuine sun-cured tobacco with, Orinoko
nller. Trial orders tohcited. Samples sent
on application. Address, .
Fabmers' Union Tobacco M'f'o Co.,
Skipwith F. O., Va.
Norfolk. Va. Jan. 23. 1890.
The Business Committee of the Farmers'
Alliance of the counties of Norfolk and Prin
cess Anne, recently convened in this oitv
have unanimously re-elected me as their shnfl
nouse lor tne near 1890.
It gives me pleasure to inform
my Alliance
brt to appre-
lrienua inai i snail use everv etrnrt to armrA.
ciate the renewed confidence of the Alliance
by making prices that suit the times. T hav
no salesman on the road, but solicit corrfl-
spondence and will send samples on applica-
tion. GEO. R. WHfrEHTTRsf .
ueaier in Hoots, Shoes, Trunks and Valises,
u xu.ai ji.et oquare, isorioiK, va.
Home, Sweet Home
YOU NSED NOT SEND AWAY FROM HOME
for anvthin?.
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RALEIGH, N. C.
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Book Manufacturers.
Can supply every want in their line, for
they have one of the largest and
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Alliince printing of every kind.
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Publishers of the North Carolina
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umcers.
Virginia "Winter Oats.
Trie best Oat for trie Southern States Hardy,
large yielding, Tnearly always free from ruet, and
produces flue winter and spring grazing Write
ror prices and full circular containing lists of best
yieifling Wheats, Grass and Clover Seeds, Dutch
lauiua, etc. ju.aj:eo iree.
T. W. WOOD & SONS,
8 & 10 Soutn 14th St., Richmond, Va.
Wanted.
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county in the United States to sell my book
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those who apply early. Send 25 cents for sample
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And agents are allowed
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at least, five hundred subscribers a monthj
thereby making the snug salary of
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Croup frequently fiads a household
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eease Ayer's Cherry Pectoral is an admirable
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YET OFFEKED!
The WiDston West End Land Company
offers for sale a limited number of its lots
in Northwest Winston. They are within
six minuses' walk of the best line of street
cars in the South, convenient to schools,
cnurcnes, and stores, shaded, mountain
views. Population in 1880, four thou
sand (4,000) : in 1890, twelve thousand
(12,000).
A million and three quarters of outside
money invested in Winston-Salem in 1890.
Three hundred and twenty-six thousand
dollars put into factories., and home build
ings in 1890, to September. Three rail
roads building into country tributary to
Winston.
This is the best time to buy. Maps,
price? and terms given ph application to
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von an official Farmers' Alliance Seal, and del Ivor
to any express office in the State for only $2.00.
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Prompt attention given to advertisements. Spe
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An eight -page, forty-eight column weekly
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BY
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THURSDAY, OCTOBER S5TH, 1800.
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ranMEfi's Alliaiicd
TCZASCO MANUFACTURING (o, j
TJT ONLY GENUiNE
MILJUICE TUB AEIW
IN THE WDRLDm
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This manufacturing company is established by
Alliance men, and run by Alliance men, in the
heart of the world-renowned golden tobacco telt.
Arrangements perfected for manufacturing as good
pmoking and chewing tobacco as is made. Orders "
solicited Alliance prices will be given to this and
other States. Price list furnished. We refer to
B. C. Beddingfle d, Sec'y N. C. S. F. A.. W. U.
Worth, S. B. 4 Raleigh, N. C, Capt. S. B. Alex
ander, ChmN Ex. Com., N. O. 8. A., Charlotte, N.
C. ,and Elias Carr, President N. C. S. E. C.
Granville County Farmers' Alliance Tolacco
Manufacturing Co., Oxford, N C.
Staggers in Horses.
Upon receipt of 50 cents I wi'l send to any ad
dress a r cipe to care any case of Staggers in
Horses. Also the cause of same. Address,
U. M. COLLINS, V. S.,
Jacksonville, N. C.
Mr. K. T. Pool, of Cedartcwn, Ga., writes: " I
b, lieve it to be one of the b et medicine sold.
The physicians, two jears ago, said my wife had
consumption, both lungs affected. I have had to
t-end her South for several springs to keep her
tlive, but since she has been taking Radam's Mi
crobe Killer sbe has been right at home attending
Toherbueines , an 1 is in better health than she
has been in 20 y ears.
Lee, Johnson & Co., Sole Agents for Raleighl
and Chicago.
n announcing to school officers, teachers and the
reduction in the cost of school books to purchasers:
by the American Book Company and its predecessors
discounts from its published priced as will enable dealers
its list to any address in the United States, free of
Boards of Education in any part of the country to
combined capital, labor and experience to sustain the
produce new ones of the highest quality at the least
CHICAGO,
258 60 Wabash Avenue.
Jersey Cattle, and Farming Implements.
Bulls, and more butter-tested cows than any
All farm tools, rakes, wagons, harness and
CAPT. P. O. KIOD, Auctioneer.
PITAL.
HOME ENTERPRISE.
Superior.
and Business Institute.
CAROLINA Bard, including everything, $7.50
n Sfn ms 1 fit vear. 100. NO. Teachers. 5.
P- ucipaJ, Liberty, N. C.
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THE FOLLOWING STUDIES ARE TAUGHT :
Teleorranhv. Book-keeDinsr. Mathematics and Penman-
m. Stenography given by maiL bpecial