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THE PROGRESSIVE FARMER: DECEMBER 15 ifiQi 7 NUTS TO CRACK Around Your Fireside Cream of the Reform Press. The farmers of the country are being educated more rapidly in the science of government than any other class. Un ion ville Progress. He who opposes government loans direct to the people,, is advocating the interests of the national bankers of this country, and the legal robbers of Enuland. When one political party swallows up another, can anybody tell which is "tother?" What is left of both in Kansas, Nebra-ka and South Dakota is called the Republican party. People's Party Paper. If A borrows $1,000 from B and pays 10 per cent interest per annum, and realizes 3 per cent, from his farm and labor, how long will it take in terest to absorb A's farm. Winnsboro, S. C. Adcoca-e. The old party paper, say that there is room for but two parties in the United States. The election in Kansas shows that the People's party is one of thorn and that te Kepublioo Democrat is the other. Tte People's Paper. What is needed in Kansas just now is more money in general circulation. We have lots of good crops, but money is, despite this fact, unaccountably scarce among a large number of people. Atchison Champion (Rep). The man who goes out and pushes his business is the one 44 who pays the freight M and gives value received while men who expect to live by the senti ment of politics rather than merit, sit around and growl. Pioneer Exponent. .The main thing that keep the Demo cratic part' together is the Republican party. The chief cause of the Republi can solidity is the Demecratic party. Neither party ) as enough in it to hold together, of itself. Galveston, Texas, Xeics, Dent). Oar Democratic exchanges had their roosters out last week crowing for h, victory for tariff reform. The Repub lican apostles were out with roosters that flopped their wings for high pro tection Which was it. anyhow can any one tell? Alliance Watchman. Gold is not raon y; silver is not money ; copper is not money ; nickel is not money; paper is not money, until thpy are made such by law. Intrinsic value has no more to do with money than the weight of a hog has to do with the number of ounces in a pound of pork. I 'itts u rgh Ka n san. The government's receipts for the first half of November were $11,000 0(X. anl the expenditures $17,000,000. If any unusual noise is heard in the direc tion of Washington it will be kno-n, that it is the Administration scraping out the bottom of the treasury. Pome roy Democrat. . The one fact that tQ je.yublican and Democratic parties; ',, t.rether when the supremacy o: jierto domi nant party is threateneu by a new political force is proof positive that their former bitter warfare has been only been a sham, designed to blind the - evfii of th people Tnpeka, Kansas, Advocate. Every member of the Alliance should bear in mind that Emporia, the city in rhich President Polk was dragged through the streets, hunsr, shot and burned in effigy, is the home of Senator Plumb, and that the cO-wards who per petrated the dastardly outrage are bosom friends and lick spittles of the Senator. Burlington Courier. In 18SI, when there was a great foreign demand forwhat, the average price paid per bushel for it was $1 31. This year the average price paid will not exceed 90 cents per bushel. Ac cording to the McKinleyites we have more protection and more home mar ket then than now. Where does the benefit to the farmer come in? Pome roy Democrat The moment loans from the govern ment shall be granted upon the im proved lands of the country, that mo ment the lands will be in demand. Everybody will find it desirable to have property that is good security for a government loan. The land loan scheme is the ' sheet anchor " of all our hopes. Every intelligent farmer will stand by it. St. Louis Monitor. A victory was never won without a determined effort. Alliancemen and F. M B. A.'s, who are thinking of de serting their orders because they can not see what good they are accomplish ing, should remember this. Besides, we think that the man who will desert an organiz tii n that advocates and is endeavoring to advance principles that are to his interest is "no good any way." Standard Farmer. The Democratic partv is the friend of the laboriug man. This was never better demonstrated than by their re cent vote for Henry Oelder, a scab cigarmaker, who was denounced by the Trade and Labor Assembly, re ceived 43 185 Democratic votes for county commissior er. Patrick Nash, a member of the bricklayers' union, who was indorsed by that union, run ning on the same Democratic ticket, receive I 40 S33, or nearly three thou sand less than his scab colleague. Rig J its of Labor. THINK ON THESE THINGS. Mr. Editor: Ingersoll says, "where industry creates and justice protects, prosperity d wells" proposition now for tho verification Russia's finances, be ing such as to require tho negotiation of a loan, it was thought that she could not secure it since her persecution of the Jews had alienated the wealth of that race, but in this the casual thinker v'as mistaken. France is a country "where industry creates, and justice protects, and in which prosperity dwells," there dwells the man whose wealth aggregates even more than the Rothchilds. "Mr. Everybody" is his name This Mr. Everybody supplied Russia's wants. This she easily did, though she has but recently emerged from a Waterloo defeat, sustained at the hands of Prussia, who not only dismembered her, but imposed a fine of a million of dollars in addition; this fine has long since been paid, and though France to day is taxed with a large standing army, requiring an annual expenditure of three millions and a half, yet she is decreasing her indebtedness rather than incr asing it. This she is enabled to do by reason of the absence of large fortunes and the pressure of moderate fortunes among her thrifty and happy people. It is a historical fact that one hundred years ago, when her lands were sterile, and hovels only were to be found, poverty existed, ignorance dwelt Now these hitherto sterile lands have been ren dered fruitful, ihe hovels have given way to palaces, wealth abounds, re finement and culture pervades When one thinks on these things and contrasts them with the conditions that attain in this the boasted land of the free, the horn i of tho brave, it is enough to make the blood curdle, and the question will come up. how long, oh, how long shall these burdens be borne? How long shall these iniquities be continued? My brother farmer producer, it is for you to decide, will you longer wear the badge of your in famy, or will you in your might the free use of the ballo: throw it off? To day you are hand servants the servants of plutocrats, usurpers, they are to your first heritage shall they not b) overthrown, be despoiled of their ill gotten gams? Equity, justice, requiring at your hands that they shall, the tears of your overburdened wives, the wants of your children born in honorable wedlock demand it. It is folly to expect anything from either of the old parties. You must be a party unto yourselves. This is in evitable. Why delay it formation? M. J. Battle. P. 8. France has a bi metalic cur rency, a per capita circulation, bona fide at $5 or more, hence silver is de moneiizl and the actual circulation is not 5 per capita; hence lands once fruitful have grown sterile since decayr stalks around where peace and pros perity once dwelt discontent, unrest prevails it is ominous of a convulsion, collapse. WliOf.e will be the funeral tne masses or the classes? The answer is so plain that he who runs may read. The masses have l.othing to lose but much t srain; liberties now lost but gam; ere long will be regained M. J. B. THE BOARD OF AGRICULTURE VS. THE DURHAM FER TILI ZER COMPANY. Mr. Editor: The Board of Agricul ture lat June, at Oxford, seized a lot of the N. C. Olli' ial Fanners' Alliance Guano, manufacture I by the Durham Fertilizer Co.. for being nelow its guar antee. At the trial of the case last week, the Durham Co. claimed that the sale was c miplete, and that they had nothing to do with the fertilizer. On this point the judge decided in t heir favor, and the attorneys for the Board of Agricul ure entered a non-suit and took an appeal to the Supreme Court. The question of the fertilizers being below their guaranteed claim, the pith of the whole case, was not tried. Very truly, II. B. Battle, Director. OBITUARY. Mrs. Amy J. Gilbreath. wife of Rev. J. II Gilbreath. a minister in the S ciety of Friends, died on the 26th of Novem ber, ISO I. in Vance county, N. C She was highly esteemed by all who knew her. She was a devoted Christian, and a zealous Sabbath school and tem perance worker. WHAT'S HE DOING FOR ME? He is doing more for you than you will admit. Swindell caters for the farmers' trade, and is willing to let you live. Swindell's store is 210 feet long. Swindell's shoe department is 125 feet long; dress groods department, 110 feet long. Swindell's caipet room is 2.000 square feet; clothing department, 125 feet long. Swindell's prices are one third less than anp other store in Ral eigh. Big Racket Store, 206 Fayetteville St., (59S) Raleigh, N. C. NOTICE. J. F. Brinson, Lecturer of the First District, and other sperkers will speak at the following places and times, in Pamlico county : Rayloro, En eka. Unity, Bay Creek, Vandemere P evidence, Trent, Mulberry Branch, Minnetonkfi, S nith's leek, Enterprise, Triumpbo, Dec. 21,11 a.m. ' 24, 11 a.m. " 2--', 7 p.m. " 'SI, 11 a. m. " 21, 10 a. m. " 2, 7 p. m. Jan. 4,11:30 a.m. 4 ft, 11 a. m. " 0, 11 a. m. " 7, 11 a. m. " Ml a. m. " 14,11 a.m. TO SUB-BUSINESS AGENTS. I have sent out, through the State Secretary, to each Sub Secretary, for tha TCuuinoH-a Awnl, nf --Jirth finh-Alli- ance in the State, a bond to be filled up and se.at to me. and when it is accepted by me. each Sab Business Agent can trade direct with this office and maka his payments inside ot thirty days trom date of each bill E ich Sub Alliance that will accept the advantages of this oiler can get their goods at wholesale prices and will be a blessing to the com inanity in which said Sub-Alliance is located. Each Business Agent of Sub Alliance is requested to call on his Sec retary and get said bond, and then he can execute it or not, as he prefers. By this arrangement you can get the full benefit af the fund contributed by the brethren and Sub-Alliances. Fraternall v, W. II. Worth, S. B. A. NOTICE TO COUNTY AND SUB BUSINESS AGENTS. All parties ordering Bagging and Ties through this office should accompany the order with cash to pay the amount of the order, as these goods are enh sold for spot cash. W. H. Worth, S. B. A. TO THE BRETHREN. I have made contract to have our fertilizer manufactured for 1892 by the Durham Fertilizer Company. I will distribute this year from Richmond and Portsmouth, Va , and Durham and Wilmington, N. C, thereby supplying in every section of the State at lowest possible freight rates. The goods can be placed at many depots at a smaller cost on account of freights than last year, though material has advanced in yrice. Stand by the resolution passed at our annual meeting at Morehead City, in August, and we will win as we did in the jute bagging trust. There was great opposition to us then, and still there is, but stand true to our Alliance principles and all will work out to the good of each member of the Order, to the State and Nation. Fraternallv. W. H. Woktii, S B. A. NOTICE TO DELINQUENTS. We have sent out our December state ments and wish to have all accounts paid up at once and commence with the new year with new accounts. We will commence work under the new order of work, and it is absolutely necessary for all accounts to be paid up. I now ask each one who has a balance still due on our books, to pay it off before the close of this year. Fraternallv, W. II. Worth. S. B. A. NOTICE TO ALL. All letters in regard to the Business Agent, should be addressed to P. O. Box 345, Business Agent, Raleigh, N. C , as the editor, Bro. S Otho Wilson, is on the road most of the time. Send all money, list of subscribers and com munications to the Business Agent, P. O. Box 315 Ra'eigh, and they will receive prompt attention. W. II. Worth, S. B. A. NOTICE, COUNTY LECTURERS. In the organization of the District Lecture Bureau any member of the Alliance in the District can be chosen President, and the said President shall be District Lecturer. Fraternally, W. S. Barnes, Scc.-Treas. N. C. F. S. A. TO SUB-ALLIANCES WISHING TO TRADE DIRECT WITH THE STATE AGENT. The State Executive Committee recommends that each Sub-Alliance who wishes to trade direct with tfte State Business Agent, make a deposit of a sum of money with the State Busi ness Agent, the money to be used for such Sub-Alliance only, and to be with drawn by the Sub-Alliance at any time. This will enable each. Alliance at all times to do business with State Busi ness Agent without inconvenience tc either. Each Alliance will be entitled to trade to the full amount of the de posit. S. B. Alexander, J. M. Mewborne, Executive Committee. The Progressive Farmer fifteen months for one dollar. Head " our big offer " on secoyid page. NOTICE FROM STATE EXECU TIVE COMMITTEE. The State Alliance does not pay tht expenses of anyone visiting or speak ing to Alliances except the State Presi dent or Lecturers, and any Alliance inviting speakers to address then, should expect at least to pay their ex pense3. S. B. Alexander, J. M. Mewborne, J S. Johnston Committee. For estimates on Tombstones, Tab lets, &c, write to R. I. Rogers, Dur ham, N. C. (594) TO BUSINESS AGENTS. Raleigh, N. C, Dec. 12, 1891. I am now prepared to supply gro ceries in whole packages only at lowest wholesale prices. SUGAR. Standard granulated 4H m a 17: im 18 1KV6 17? 18 18 18 n 17M & is 10U aw 32 31 26 21 o 21 21 26 16 31 21 Kx. No. Ex. No.3 No. 3 Ex. No. 4. . . COFFEE. i") . !ir. 3 1). M. 7 , n. M. 8 I. M. 11 D. M. 12 D. M. U D.M 15 V. T. 3 W. T. 4 V. T. 8 T). & B. Laga D. M. 13 Rio ROASTED COFFEE. Red Cross Reliable.... MOT.A88E8. A No. 1 fancy syrup Rock candy syrup Fancy crushed 6Ugar drips syrup No 53 syrup Extra 41 syrup No. 40. Porto Mien St. John Porto Rico Aricebo " " Cuba Star NVw Orleans Btrrbadoe! MOLASSES V. O. B. NEW ORLEANS SPECIALTIES IS NE.V ORLEANS MOLASSES ES NEW CHOP. No. 29, Extra fine New Orleans i, " " " 3U " " " $, " " Freight to Raleigh, 55 cts. ler 11 lbs. No. 159 " 1(50 " 161 " 162 " 163 " Si!!!!!."!.".'.'.'.' " 7 , it g Freight to Raleigh 55 cents per 1UU lbe. CANDY". Raleigh, N. C. Plain, 56 to 100 lb? " inbbls. 200 lbs French mixed, 30 lb.-, pail Candv Philadelphia, a. Fine Mixed, 25 lb;-, box " " per bbl Plain stick RAISINS. Valencia, per lb. Onderas, 28 lbs. box i Fancy London Layer, four crown box per box SYRUP. -Monumental 33 32 35c 29c 18c 17e 14c 12c 12c 13e 14c 1 9c. iC. 7c. 6f6 7h 1.90 17 ' Patapsco 20 Calvert 23 Maryland ..... 25 Orange 3t Continental 23 Empire 28 28 Silver drip 31 SOAP. Persion f2.25 Admiral 100 lbs 3.60 00 lbs 2.20 100-lbs 2.X) LARD. Pure leaf lard, Tierces 7 56 lb. l ubs 7U Refined lard (Standard) Tierces (,y. Relative prices of various tize pack ages: GO lb. fancy tubs, over tierces, solb. " " V " 5i Hh. tins, 2 in case, H " " 2.) lb. " 4 " U " 10 lb. 6 H " 5 1b. " 12 " " 3 1b. 44 2 0 44 let 44 HTAKCn. Larg lump 40 lb box.. . . Pearl laundry 40 lb box. V"4c HOMINY AND GRITS. 100 lb bags 1.90 Kbls 3.wt Cream cheese 1111Jtj RICE. 100 lb bags or bbls KaOc PEPPER. Sifted grain In 120 lb bags 10c Sifted grain in small quantity 11c LYE. Star H.50 Rest pure concentrated 3.15 Best, pure patash 2.75 SODA. Kev 112 lbs 2c Boxes oi 112 les 3-c Boxes of 60 lbs in ib pkg N. B Boxes of 6olbs in 1 aud V pkgs N. B. FLOUR Richmond, Va. Ideal 5.S5 Four Af es 5.85 Presdent in bbl 5.45 Lily 5 30 Roanoke in bbl 5.00 Eureka ; -75 Hill City 4 0J Snow-flake in bbl 4.35 XXX Extra Monogram 5.45 Flour Strasburg, Va. Climax 5.35 Old Cold 5.10 Waveiiv 45 Roller Extra 4.70 Fright to Raleigh 50 ets. per 100 lbs. CITY COTTON MARKET. Raleigh. N. C, Dec. l. Good Middling 7 Strict Middling 7?& Middling 7 -drict Low Middling 7ty Low Middling h Stains 77 Market steady. SEEDS. rhvrr Sfl Prime quality bus. 60 lbs. 5.10 Choice " 44 60 " 5.25 Sapling or Peavine " 60 " 5.40 White per lb. 20 Gram Seed Timothy, choice bus. 45 lbs. 1 50 Orchard, prune quality ' 14 ' 1.25 Orchard, choice vuality 44 1 4 44 1.30 Red Top, or Herds, choice 44 10 44 42 " 4 Fancy Clean Seed per lb. 9 Kentucky Blue Orass, ex. clean... 44 14 " 2.10 Kentucky Blue Grass, fancy 44 14 44 2.50 Meadow Fescue, or Randall 44 14 " 1.25 Perennial Rye 44 14 " 90 Italian Rve 44 14 44 1.00 Johnson Grass. ... 24 Seat Grain Rye, Va. Winter. bags Included, .bus. 56 lbs. 1.08 Oat, 4 44 choice bgs incld 44 32 " 65 Oats. Red Rust Proof, bags iucl'd 44 32 " 52 Sieri Ulieat- Fultz, prime, bagged, F. O. B. . .bus. 60 lbs. 1.25 Bed Mav, u 4 ... 44 60 " 1.25 Purple Straw 4' 44 ... 44 60 " 1.25 Lancaster, 44 44 ... 44 60 " 1.30 MEAT. Sides In box (kKV-500 lbs) Richmond. Sugar cured h:tm Mesa pork per bbl (31 lbs) Special rates fur car load 20,0!)i lbs FlfU. N. O. cut berrinp per bbl " roo " " Mullets DHAN, ETC. Special rates on C L lots. Ship stuff per ton Bran CRACKERS. Soda in bbls JUTE BAGGING. 2Vi lbs F. . H. H.ton. 2 lb. F. O. B. Wilmington COTTON TIES. New Arrow, F. O. B. Wilmington I'ieced ties CHEROOTS. "Old Chunks" Cheroots, l ,.) 10.000 PERFECT WASHER. No. 2 F. O. B. Bloomsburg, Pa No 3 ,'... 4 To Alliance 25 pr ct. and 5 pr ct. off. PROPELLER CHURN. No. 1 F. O. B. Bioomsburg, Pa No. 2 No.3 To Alliance 25 pr c and 5 pr ct. off. DOG POWEII. No. 1 with washing mach. attachmn't No. 2 " " and churn 10.0U 5.75 4.50 4.75 21 0U 22 0U &i 6 1.3 1.20 14 00 12 50 8.00 8.50 9.50 7.50 8.00 9.00 14.00 15.1,0 25 per cent, off to Alliance. WAGONS. One horse complete 24.00r28.50 Two horse complete 35.00ati!.0U One horse "New Crown" running gear only 20.00 One borse Border Alliance running gear only 20.00 BUGGIES. No 48, grade I), too. piano box 33 8i No 48, " B, ' 'f " 38 88 No 48, " A, " " 850 No 48, 41 I), open 34 50 No 48, ' C, " 30 00 No " A, top piano box r8 88 ROAD CARTS. Ballbearing 12.50 No. 4tj0 our cart 12.50 No 1, First National 14 25 No 2, " " 16 15 Winner Phaeton 23 r5 See catalogue lor other styles. CART8. Log, complete 36 00 Dump, 14 21 00 Road complete 12 50a30 Com shelters from 4 75 Feed Cutters from 3 f' GRAIN DRILI.8. 8 pin hoe plain 41 00 8 " " fertilizer attachment -rti 00 8 spring hoe, plain 46 00 8 " " fertilizer attachment. ... 61 (XI 8 runner, plain 46 00 S " " with roller press wheel 53 50 8 fert. not suitiible for R 59 5o 1 horse 5 hoe monarch drill 16 00 Lawn mowers 4 60a5 50 TOBACCO FLUF-S. Any size made to order, per lb S'o F. O. B. Raleigh. TOBACCO. Alliance per lbs 25c 28c 33c iSc NAILS AND SnOES. Horse shoes per keg 4 00 Mule shoes per keg 5 00 Horse shoe nails lOallc REAPERS AND MOWERS. No. 4 Oslwirne Mowers. 4 feet '.ut. . . 38.25 No. 8 Ostorne Reapers. 5 feet cut 65.00 BINDING TWINE. 50 lb. bales F. O. B. New York. Sisal per lb 8c Standard per lb HH Manilla per lb 10J4 STOVES. Cook, complete 10 50a35 00 Heating A 3 5(Ja30 PI)W8 AND FIXTURES. Dixie plows, 2 horse 3.25 1 Uxie plow, 1 horse Farmers' Friend Plows Dunn, No 2 plows Stonewall cotton plow Climax cotton pk w Pate's cotton king Sifciai prices on application. No 2 round point steel shovels per doz 6 00 Ames No 2 per doz 9 50 Pitch forks, 3 25. 4 60 and 6 00. Single trees, hooxs or rings 1 75 Cecil Martin. ier lb lc. Tarred Leat her Yarn 5.?e Plow Linen with Snaps, per doz 1 95 14 inch cotton rope 14 FARM BELLS. No 1, diameter 15 in., wt. 40 lbs 1 4 V " 17 " 50 " 1 75 Na 3 " 19 " " 75 " 2 25 j No 4 " 21 " " 100 14 3 25 I D v t.jVKME,KS ALLIANCE SONO BOOK. By E. O. Lxcell and Or. D Reid Par- ker, per doz Single Copy by mail ..."..!."!!."."!" r3 , , 'rhe AllUmce Sutlyxicrl" Paper backs, perdozu Board " ." " Paper backs, per copy Board " " KEYSTONE CORN PLANTERS. Plain With Fertilizer attachment '. Smit h feed cu tter T VICTOtt SAFts. No 2... . xo 3 No 4 '.!!!!'.!!".!!!!!!!!!; 50 per cent and 5 per cent off "for wiiiit each. SEWING MACHINES. No. 4 Low arm. 4 drawer. Singer pat.. Premium high arm, 4 drawer. . . Io. 4 High arm. Alliance Improved, 4 drawer and automatic Itobbiu filler Delivesed. No. 5 High arm. Alliance 4 drawer delivered Xo. 5 A. high arm, 4 drawer, deli tred SALT. 125 llw. white :-ea:nles bags . 15 " Liverpool ground alum 200 " " 224 41 Faetorv f.!W Car lots F. (). B. Wilmington. N. . Less than car load, 5 cents per bag additional. FERTILIZERS. COTTONSEED MEAL. On board cans, 10 ton lots, per ton Les than 10 tons 2m C Fanners' Allirnce ol'icial g.:Hn. F O B, Durham, N. C '.' FOB Richmond. Va Any quantity fJom Durham, but. only in car loads from Hichtuond. Notes taken for guano in tob.-urco seciion due March 1. 1892. Lee's prepared lime, in car lots F. O. B. Richmond. Va Lerss than carload UACUH'S PUKE RAW HONK MEAL. Carload lots of 10 tons, casl Wanted. 3 00 60c 2.0 2.50 20c 25c 11 50 1 I a 300 3 W 4T lo 60 .0 15 '. 20 ( 2o H. 1 f:0c 45c 67c 1.25 21 (. 2.'.. 21 50 20 50 will t,e 11.50 12.00 27.50 A position as Principal of High School in Piedmont section. Location in town or village preferred. Best of references given. Twelve vears' experience. Ad dress V. E. WILLSON, (703) Messic. N. C. MOLASSES! I have shipment of good molasces at 16c. per gallon bv the barrel. Secure a bargain by otdering at once. Iam selling the best flour that has ever been put on this market. If you have corn, peas and other produce for sale, corre spond with me. R. J. POWELL. C. B. A., CG29) Raleieh, N. C. Frico IO Centa. Year of PaUlir4ium ) 1?"0"I3M"1E3IE,S NORTH CAROLINA FOR LORD Being Bissextileor Leap 1 car and untilJuly 4th, 1 10th of oar .American Independence. Carcfall). C!collfd fat tlw Huriron nd Handiu of RaJeigk. PKBLIgHKu S1 SIlLn KHULISAI.I P R ETA I L BT . 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This; old Standard Aim -mac can be bad of your book seller, druggist merchant or postmaster, or will be sent post p n'd by the publisher, JAMES H. EXNISS, Raleigh, N. C. WHAT THE ff? Turner's North Turner's North j jp Turner's North Turner's North Turner's North Zgr- Turner's Noith Raleigh, N. C. f Turner's North trT-Wt don't know Carolina Almanac is a fixed institution of the State. "Wilson Advance. Car lina Almanac is invaluable to our Sfate. Asheville Citizen. Carolina Almanac is the most reliable we know of. Roanoke News. Carolina Almana--. No other to compett- w th it. Carolina Watchman. Carolina Almanac is a favorite in North Carolina. North State Pret-s. Carolina Alma! ac is the most complete and reliable. Biblical Recorder, Carolina Almanac is a welcome visitor. Raleigh Evening Vibit.r. when we were without Turner's North Carolina Almanac News and Ob- server. fi" Turner's North Carolina Almanac is what an almanac thould be. Wilmington Star. 684) WHAT ARE YOU WAITING FQRP WE MAKE A BUSINESS OF MAKING BARGAINS IN MKTST'S A3NTD BOYS' CLOTHING, HATS, OARS, GENTS' FUR NISHING GOODS, Etc. Our Fall anil Winter Offerings Will Hot and Cannot be Surpassed. INSPECT US, CRITICISE US, KNOW US, And you will find we deal fair and save you Dollars. CEOSS &D LIDEIHInsr 210 Fayetteville St., JAR. HOYfiAK. T. V. & S 3 TTJCZ RALEIGH, N. C. 1891. 2STe-w G-oods a,ll 1891. DRESS GOODS, WRAPS, HATS, DOMESTICS, SHEETINGS, CASSIMERES. . BLANKETS, TRUNKS, CURTAINS, CARPETS, &C, &C. THE BEST GOODS. THE LOWEST PRICES. SHOES! SHOES! SHOES! The largest and best stock of Shoes in North Carolina, and our prices the lowest. Special attention given to Alliance People, and the Fill ing of Alliance Orders ! "W EC. Sc !R. S. Less than caj lots T-" Soft bone finely ground, carload Uo.uft F. O. B. Norfolk. ACID PHOSPHATE. 500 tons, 13 per cent, goods, F. O. B. o.2 Charleston, S. C 500 tons. 13 per cent goods. F. O. B. Riehmone. 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The Progressive Farmer (Raleigh, N.C.)
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