THE PROGRESSIVE FARMER: DECEMBER 15. 1891.
8
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OUR PROGRESS.
! duce as fine as has ever been grown in
smoking tob.icco
Weekly Record of Manufacturing and
Other Eenterprises Started Rip Van
Winkle no Longer in the Old
North State.
Manufacturers' Record
Franklin T. S. Arthur is reported
as erecting a saw mill.
Silver City W. F. Fox will c
lish, it is reported, a Hour mill at Silver
City.
Morgan ton J. C. & Manley Mc
Dowell will start a
factory.
New Berne Efforts are, it is said,
being made for the establishment of a
cotton mill.
Rocky Mount W. II. Cheek, Jr.,
has erected a four story leaf tobacco
prize house.
Chimney Rock The Thermal Belt
Improvement Co. has erected a saw
and planing mill at Hickory Nut Gap.
Jefferson J. B. Colvard and George
Crouse are reported as to dt velop iron
ore mines on their property in Asl e
county.
Burlington L. J. Fonvillo, men
tioned last week, contemplates putting
nevr michinery in his carriage and
wagon shop.
Castle Hayne The North Carolina
Phosphate Co. is reported as to put in
additional machinery and double the
output of its phosphate mines.
Ashboro The Ashboro Lumber Co.
is reported as having purchased the
Betts property, near Ashboro, and as
to develop gold mine on same
New Berne W. II Winfield fc Sou
are to establish a factory for the manu
facture of buggies, wagons, etc. ; build
ing is now in course of erection.
Dunn A stock company is being or
ganized to establish an iron foundry
and machine shop. For information
address Joseph Pearsall, secretary.
Morganton An Euglih syndicate is
i: c il... ... I,.. C f 1.
negotiating lor uib purcu.usti ui iuc
asbestos mining property near Morgan
ton of the L Colmsky Co., of Waking
ton, D. C.
Monroe It is stated that efforts are
being made for the organization of a
stock company to establish a knitting
mill, probably to be operated in con
nection with the Monroe Cotton Mills.
Sali.-.bury A. i ann Ellen Lihthill
and W. F. Aid rich have incorporated
the Aldrich Mining Co. to deal in real
estate and carry on a mining, manu
facturing and milling business. The
capital stock is $50,000. with privilege
of increasing to $500, 0C0.
RAISE TOBACCO.
this State. No man that ever gives it
a fair trial, employing the necessary
! skill and industry, will ever raise an
! other bale of cotton for sale.
O. C. Cabot.
riiocc lvucdc All FISF FANS!
hi Best Cough Syrup. Tastes good. U66 K
LxJ in time. Sold by druggists. r
Ei
L
j It is impossible to run a paper on a
strictly cash lasis. It is alio impos-
sibie to run one without atsh. Have
stab- i yu puid your subscript ii i If not.
; irny not do so nowt e ncea The money
j to pay accounts ice owe.
Boeeharn's Mils cure bilious ami nervous ills
Sssd
1
Sssds, Seed
s!
A)! fcir.rfsof Grass and
Clover Seeds, now ar-
ri ins in store. Fresh
Crimsou or Animal
Clover Seeds. Also
Southern I'rize Turnip
Seeds at 2.V. per pouijil,
or by the bushel whole
sale. '1 his is a valu
able varietv, nrod'iciug
large wiJte turnu-s, of
good quality, very hardy
aiul nest turnip for
alal. Will stai.d cold
est weather without
protection. These seeds
are Ml fresh, carefully
;rowti, and best selected
seec's on the market.
My spot ial (trass aiid
Clover St d raivtures
give spb-n-iid results
wherever ued. Pi ic s
arenive.n for quant if y
Biiineient to seed nn
acre or more. f d
sired i stial! also take
pleasure in quoting the
rice per bushel of any
of the above named
Seeds.
Latent Improved farm implements, eiitcine?.
boilers saw mills, etc., for Kale, also Pratt Cot
ton (.iin, and Nance power Cotton Press.
I,. R . W Y T T,
21! Fiyetteville St., Raleigh. X. C. (315
Mill-Stones.
Havir.tr lxmsrht the M'll-Stone Quarries of h
E. Phillip's estate, I wiil continue to manufac
ture Viiil-tones, Mil -Spindles and Portable
!aiils for trrindintr corn and wheat. Address
.1. T. WYA'I'T,
(.Vh Faith, Rowan Co., N. C.
RMD THIS
POMONA TEKRACOTTA CO
POMONA, N. C.
Terra-Coi fa Chlninev Flues or Stove Pipe.
Farm Tiraiii Tile, Fire Urfck, etc. Catalogue
free. tili
JSe ci n'iT H'ZJiWi
THE
8alisKu ry Watclmuin
Is the paper vou are hikii:Lr for. It is the
"Watchman on the tower," tluit wiil watch after
the intere ts of the people. Briyht, newsy, and
not afraid to tell the truth. The Watchman is
devoted to the upbuilding of the agricultural,
niannfacturiutr and rnininK iuterests of the
State. OriHnofthe. Alliance in tiie Piedmont
section. Subscribe for it. Single subscriptions,
gl.'x), carh in M(lt,nce; clubs of live, L'S); ten or
more at one t iui l.nt.
All kinds of job priniintc exteiit.-d In lir.-jt-elas
style. I'c'st newspaper job orlhe in the
Stale. Kry secretary and business nent of
the Alliance in the State should hive l etter
Heads and Fn elope printed. Or.; - s hy mail
prompt Iv rilled. Address
Salisbury N. C. A. h. UAMsi'Y,
rviitor Hi'.l Prop'r.
! Pomona II ill Nurseries
To the Farmers of Wake County and
their Neighbors of Like Occupation.
Raleigh. N. C, Dec. 3, '01.
Mk. Editor: Mo? t of you, if not all.
agree that raising cotton, as your money
crop, has not been ix very paying busi
ness for several years, and that this
year the price you are compelled to
take for our cotton crop does not pay
for the outlay of fertilizers, etc., re
quired to make and prepare it for
market. This being the case, it is the
part of wisdom that, every prudent
man will appruve ai:d act on, to stop
the cultivation of cotton and sUcJy out
something else on which to put your
year's labors that gives promise of pay
ing something more than the actual
cost of production.
The object of this article is to sug
gest a crop that will meet your want,
if proper care and industry is given to
its cultivation and preparation for
market. It is tobacco, and these ire
my reasons for thinking so and Jennie
ing so: Tobvco is raised in every
country of the known world, and the
quality varies in different countries ac
cording to the varied conditions of soil,
climate, etc. ; and there are many dif
ferent sorts ot tobacco, each tort being
pecu iarly adapted to some special use.
If more (strength is wanted hi a country
than their native tobacco furnisher, it
is bought where it can be had and im
ported into and us-d in that country.
But if bright tobacco uf line texture,
quality and tl tvor is wanted in any
part of the world, there is only one
section of our country that it can be
produced and that is our old North
State, and in no other part of the
world, for it has been tried over and
over but failed. Now ail the world
wants fine bright cigarettes and smok
ing tobaeco paid rich mahogany wrap
pers -nd clory liilers, which can
be made only out of North Carolina
stock, hence there is no danger that the
supply wi 1 ever be as great as the de
mand for it. That opinion can and
does apply to all other kinds of tolx.cco
because the count ies and sections that
produces them are so large, but the
delic ite silky fragrant tobacco of this
State is used now in nearly or quite
every country in the world, and many
who have once used it v. ill have U ii
it can be had.
I have travelled a long, road to show
you it is impossible to overstock the
world with North Carolina bright to
bacco. Virgin) i and t' e West make
2C times as many pounds as this State
does, but it is dark, largo, very coarse
and strong and sells from 3 to S ci-aits
per lb., and they are glad to make 4t)
per acre few make that much. Jkit
the North Carolina raiser, who under
stands and does the work of cultivat
ing, curing and preparing for market
properly, makes from $50 to 7r per
acre and some few make over $100 per
acre, i-o great is the advantage that
nature gives our Foil over all other
countries and States. Nature furnishes
the peculiar soil and climate and it
onlv remains for ou to furnish the
skill and industry to succeed. It will
be well if f-ome practical, skillful and
successful North Carolina tobacco
raider will follow this article with one
giving ail necsary directions to ac
quire success in this branch of agricul
tur d enterprise and effort. Such direc
tions should be carefully preserved for
refercn -o to guide the Hbor and effort
of the inexperienced to successful re
sults Wako county is the very centre
of the section where the finest tobacco
in this State is grown and it can pro-
Sm! orders for H.mt3 Shoe?, Trunk
Valises to it-ore K. ,V Lltehurst: J rrarR
Seynre, Norfolk, Va.
Endorsed tor third year by the Fs.nncr'f .
Jinnee of Eastern Carolina and Virginia.
T'rlee list on application.
TRINITY COLLEGE,
XORTII CAUOLIXA
The Fall Term will op-n September TJiur.--dy,
at Trinity Station, in Randolph county, X.
('., wit li -greatly enlarged acuity and facilities
for instruction. Expen.se.- low. Send for bulle
tin. JOHN F. CUOWELL, Ire-M.lent,
(-MS) Trinity College, Randolph Co., N. C.
Granville Female Institute,
OXFORD, N. C.
I The Spring Term will begin January
21st, 1M3.
Fruit Trees, Vines, Evergreens
Shade Trees, Green House Plants, etc.
Over One Million Trees and Vines, ole
and new varieties.
Send for catalogue No. 1 of Frni'
Trees, Vines, vie, and catalogue No. 2
of Young l? .ses and Green House
Plants.
J. VAN LINDLEY,
Pomono, N. C
I SPECIAL OVERCOAT Bi.BGllHS!
FARMERS' ALLIANCE
Wholesale Supply House
Ail Oeoils Soli! at Lowest Whole
sale Prices!
Sizes Run from 35 to 42
tabs mm om vest, sams as
FOE COAT !
Mt-n's al'.-wool warm Overcoats, well made $ 3.00
Mixcrl hroru satii.et Cassimere
)v( -i nfi! s o.M
Urown ami fray mixed Cas.simere
)vencat-
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Blue '('hericliilla Overcoats, velvet
COlOT'S
" 151ack ami in-own plaid, heavy
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' T).-uble-wevcd, rxtm heavj dark
worsted Overcoats
Heavy r rsted. dark plaid Over
coals, t-xtrst (Utnblo heavy euins
ti(M ) black heavy worsted overcoats
velvet or plain collar, double or
sii.le lreasted
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velvet or plain collar, single r
double breate
Ktra Ionic, liavy Frilirh worsted
( ereoHts, solid am well made....
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sir.uie or double biearled, velvet or
i i-iin collar
" Fine hr(!Mi C herichilla Overcoats.,
(irav dii?onal rough surface Over
'!'.tS
I to slloar
(Hdd by
retail irle. I.tr'Tal sal irr
ami exiM'usps imi I. Perma-
ur iit po-iiion. Mont-v tiiivauc-'t (or wie.a iw-nisiUif.wM. f or f'.ll
pi. .cuUrjaui reference fcllrril CtNTEIAL Mtti. U . Cii: AUO. ILL.
cor
la,rlVAnTED,
DOT RLE
Freich-Loader
$7.99.
RIFLES $2.oo
ii H fit' i V
A1 kiuda heier
liTfl.HB (Isenhirs. K-
iwre jom nur, leD'l
tump fur illustrated
i ataloicur to TRa
lf.H Jlin Sir,
ib m t?H ej a ml p a p? '-kutai v n- katid cvm.
thaia. Altrtw ALi. l.'.Hi.V.t CO., Ijj. '.i. A I t:0.'., MI.U
FARlV.EilS
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3.:r
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4.50
4.45
4.75
4.95
5.00
5 50
525
5.50
6. To
(.: ray beaver, bet uua!it Overcoats - 1
'..Oil
9.00
-7"liolesa-le Siapply 23:o-cl?
A. R. HANO & BRO.
117 and 119 N. 8th Street, Philadelphia Pa.
WHOLESALE DEALERS AND MANUFACTURERS OF
BOOTS, SHOES. RUBBERS, CLOTHING, HATS, CAPS, HOSIERY
DERWEAR, DRESS GOODS, MILLINERY,
COATS, WRAPPERS, &C.
Al the tal Wbolesab Pricess Lsss a Special Alliance Cmni cf Tm fc
FOE CASH.
Send for our Catalogue and Price List. We will mail it Free to any A1
Boots aooLcL Slioes. ! Clotliiiig.
Men's Kip Boots
Calf 44
Extra heavy Calf Boots.
Kip Plow Shoes
Split 44 "
Heavy Kip Lace
Heavy Brogans
Fine Calf Lace
Fine Calf Button
" " Congress
Every Shapa Ice, Bread o? Sarro
1 1
$2.45
2.35
v -1(1 l
, 1.47
. 1.25
, 1.35
. 1.25
, 2.00
1.G0
, 1.60
0.50
I nrk mixed, lu-avy f lorni foats.
' F.xtra ht-avy worsted storm oat ..
" KLie all-vviMjl English Heaver Over-
( :s
" J'urk ijtixtil plaid t(rm Coats,
ilo-sble breasted
Heavy v oite:i, dark plaid (tvercoats
" Fiiie !; ver nd ray Tiiix'd Prince
Albert Overcoat, liy trojit, very
! :a'.doIT.u lO.tiO
YOL'N M EN S (J V E I'.COATS.
." li.-v ,;,5 U 37iQf 17 fo 22 Yt tr.
Hlack avd trrav heavy Enulih worsted
t rcoaK f 2.05
Heavy, iiuest. Satinet 'assimere Overci-af s 3.5
thrown p aid t asMiiitie, double seauu-'l
Oveieoatr.
tJr.iy ruv.ii H aver, l:eavy warm lining. ...
Hr;w ii mixed, broken plaid Overcoats. ...
ilia;, mixed, diagonal pattern, t jsimere
Overcoats
Ili-avv b ue r b a k l' a ver, elvet-co'lar. .
Fine Me.e t bin iu !a. elv-t ollar, sinKle
or double lifUted Overcoats
3.5t!
3.15
4.10
4..r,0
5.00
5.0ti
Saw n Orlat 91111. 4 H.F.
and larpr. 1'ataloue free.
DeLOACU KILL CO., itlantt. Ca.
.GENUINE STANDARD SINGER
' Situini. !flihiniu lllt-Ht illlIirVfl.
f. imiiqHHjKr -i5e.st madV. Noiseless. AVarrnnted vrs.
I t X Jl 1 S1VK 3I0XKX ) t:i' 00 Machine for $'. 50
V' Vff i-J nowwhilo UlS.OO " " lr
toucan ti't a ).oo " " tin bQ
onniletf set or attaclimcnTs ikjk. AOi'.ji
td lir litrht or he att work. Lljfht rua
nlni Xiifl v t!nlu d Send for catalogue
CASH HU LKS' INIO. 3iS-S66 Urbni 6U B. . Chlcro.
HOYS' OVK1U OATS,
Ayr hi U is Yttn -Sfr . U ' Year?.
Fancy j;ray mixd heavy Satinet (..'asimere
)vercais
Hrou n and bla k p. laid, h avy Caimere
0-rctats
Heavy Kuiili worsted, lsa.y lined Over
( al s
llr-.y mixed d aynal pattern, l.eavy Over
toats I'rown mix. (1, broke, j'laid, hi a y Over
eoa i s
(ioo.l M.if'.. i:r bbie Kn.nlirli He. ier Over
coats . . :
Hlue i i.iiiclii'da, velvt collar, f-inyle or
don'. breasted Ovtrcoat"
2.5
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vantages in Laniruas, Music, Art,
j Social and Phvsical Culture (Delsarto
system. )
Board and tuition ia Acadt mic
Course for liv months tS.o. T-'or cat;i
; lop;ue, apjlv to
iCSO) MISS CLARKE, Principal.
millstone quarry!
i
Veiv bt;st m'it for yrindinif ( 'orn at the lowest
price lor kom1 work. Price.-, furnished on arpH
cation and strict fttteiiti n driven to all orders.
Address, W. HICHIE, .V CO.,
(421) Faith, Rowan Co., N. v
COTTON PIIODUCERS
I have arrangements f. r storing cot
ton and advancing money on same.
Look to your interest and correspond
with. me. Just received :
One ear load Flour.
One il " M:eal.
One 4 4 Oats.
Bagging, Ties. etc.
mi)) R J. POWELL. C. B. A.
For Sale.
i'.iil-ot 2sorth C;vroiiracenvncy lfiird dnriii
the ise(;l;:'io nrj v. a r. :i-de !,;l: d below, have
l,'cn i)!ac t d in my !-.and for va'e:
I. Oiic-Mxteei.1 II or a m .bar, issio-d r.y Au
thority of V.t-itKs at ilH!if
pril X HTo.-'
1. Oiie-eihth oi
1. i.e dollar
I. Five do iars
ad.i!;vr!f-;:;,,t,;;-v,v-ealf-
! a n Ar t ot As.em
1 b!y jsa-v-etl at Hills
J boi-o Aug. btlul.Trt."
1. Ten d.-lUrs ) ff' :Va "-V'T-
1. I'wentv do.dars " ' A'1 ",!b K
' Tv-.-n'x t-t-M ,o.1'. i fVf.-?d at Slil-.tli m-ld
-. !lc,halJ May ihe i:,th,lT'
' Vjrifi-a'.le to an
1. rvertydive dollars ; t ,,f Assemldy
1. Three hundred doilnrs f pns.-ml at Nrv, lu'rii
i xV.ay loth,
Persoi.s -wishing to pureho.se all or
any ot these hills, will address me at
Kaleioh, N. C.
(ttjj) J. 'Vr-. Dl NMAHK.
DTT Vtf INSTANT Ki;idKF. Cure In 15days.
j j 1 1 f.A Never returns. No purue. No Salre.
A N'o suuyositorf. .en-e iv mailed Jree.
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Tni'PIcki-tf..t RniU.lon.
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feyglg Thoma-ville, Gn. A new
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Descriptive and Price List
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OULlETTGin CO. AMITECITP
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" Calf "
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Heavy Grain Lace
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Glove Kid Congress. . .
Finest Kid Button
ft I
.12.15
. 2.25
. 1.75
. 1.15
. 1.30
. 1.35
. 1.45
. 1.27
. 1.25
. 1.50
. 1.55
. 2.10
I Men's Worsted Suits
j " Diagonal 4k
i " Cassimere "
fitrirtpd nnssimern Si-i
Cheviot "
Fine All-wool ;
Dressy Cork screw li
Serviceable Cheviots
xlll-wool Pants
Jean 44
All-wool Kersey Pants...
Worsted Coat and Vest
Diagonal 4 4 4 4 4 4
Satinet Coats
Cassimere Coats
White Vests
Overalls
Jumpers
Boys' Worsted Suits, 13 to 10 yY
Diagonal
Cassimere 4 4 4 4
Worsted Pants
44 Satinet CasfiimrroS'iiir.
4 to 13 years
Striped Chviot SiPtts ;
to 13 years
Jean 1 'ants
Chevoit Pants
MEN'S HATS AND CAPS.
Men's Stiff Black Hats
44 Broad Rim " ....
44 Soft Felt '
44 Silk 44
44 Scotch Caps
UNDERWEAR.
it
4 4
.$1.15
. 1.40
. 1.55
. 3. t5
. .45
CHILDREN'S SHOES.
viiiiuj Km a ouiiei i cuuit?, 11 to.;
bine Kid, 11 to 2. . . .
Solar Tips, 11 to 2. . .
Oil Grain, 8 to lni. .
Oil Grain, 5 to 7. . .
i Babies' Soft Kid, 0 to 5
i
4 t
( t
t i
Men's White Shirts (unlauiidred
14 to 17i) 55e
Colorel Shirts unlaundred 57c.
" Cheviot 14 14 to 17. . . 42c. I
41 Wool Undershirts 03c. !
" " Underdrawers 4!Sc. '
Brown mixed Socks, 1) to 1 1 4c.
! LADIES' HATS AND BONNE'
I Ladies' tasty trimmed Bonnets. .
4 4
( 4
Beautiful fall Hats.
Stylish walking Hats.. . .
Prettiest Bonnets, ft,
best
English Bonnets
I .r.o TTfita friniv..! 1m.,J,
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j CORSETS, COATS. RIB ONS, FLOWERS. LACES, WHITE G'y
j FEATHERS, GOSSAMERS, WRAPPERS, TOWELS,
J BLANKETS, JERSEYS, &C.
We will send yoti out catalogue free to any address. Write for if.
soil rill floods to irifm hfVK of tlm V X on So ilark' Hn.o xvV.imt .m-,1, -.
signed by the President, Secretary and bonded Age'At and have the srr
Send in your orders. JianTu-rs Alliunce v hoV Sunnl v Hoi:-;
A. R. HANO BRO., 117 and 1 10 N. 8th St.. Phil;!, Va.
mrnmnt u in mi hi jf, K'LaaJ
All Jl30LCLi
sip TXT-53, nvi: :
crJI Stores .zlcL Rant;;
CALUMET,
ROANOKE,
MINEOLA,
SOLAR LIGHT,
and many
tther Heaters.
T '
"ALL lUnUT
"COTTON
COOKS,
ROYAL MAGI;
TEW FRAN!
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O-TT iNTft I A T0"R.T'T"Xrr;. CI OODs
RUBBER and LEATHER BELTING, SASH, DOORS, BLINDS.
THE - ALLIANCE - WHOLESALE - GROCERY - KG!
K. II. Sks ;:iTi'.
I'. Kl"M)i;iCK.
T IT 1J trill rvl A- 'V ferent styles of
JL. Ii. A .U! DiIjL jfc iV VvAy. j Carriages and
fe;r-sf5 cf the
j Alliance, &fe, League
and otlier organicutlv-ns v. ill nr!ic a mistake
if thY buy a
BUGGY, VEHICLE op HARNESS
cf av kind bforo
Beeing-our fre,
bigcatalosne-,
' just out, sbow-
ins over 100 dif
MMiai8ApM.,W!lSilll8,Va.i
; Harness.
C r re i uh nrc inc.'
(ca:
No casb ln4Tjutce realrod from iiirmlMn.
Cincinnati is
the largest car
riage market in
the world, and
HOG FEED!
t we are ahead of
the procession.
CT Reference : Second Aauouai Bank, Cincinnati.
; Get our pncM
' and compare
Yv a v coniplaia tli it vou ean't mnke ; them with yoar
xwxit "iri i.,iS c.rtiji;.rv Vhon ou can. l0,cal l01''
f, i i "i r rricea. Goods
lwu your hog:? cm nv.ilberrks from the are Laud made
10th of M;;y until first of August and warranted
for riOihiiT' a .pnmv.Mtixrlv Wj li-ivt I for 2 years.
a beautiful 1, t of th ever bearing mul I HAD?,VA"EaS F0R ANVTHSNQ 2HELS
tKrrv trppn lor f :nnl fffr fciktvi-i . ;., .--t"
- . "1' j J1.H1-
maueemenlsto the Allinnce. Business' ance badgo to
Agents will do well to correspond with j afly one who
us for all sorts of fnrit trees. i wU1 8end usthe
o tit addrssg of
o. o. vviSlUIWOK,
Old North State Nurseries
ten pros pec Vir
buyers.
241 North Water St., Philadelphia, Pa.
GROCERIES - AT - WHOLESALE - P1?M
Our fTono was unn 7if tli ITi-wf Wlv-.lnanl n...-.....,. u .... . r.
to corne out boldlv and onenlv to TiV. T. niRnr virfT tttv wir
ALLAN CE AT THE LOWEST WHOLESALE PRICES. All the go
handle we purchase direct from the leading Importers and Manuf.wl .u:
'a?ge amounts. We carry a large and complete Stock of Fancy n'
Groceries, Sugars. Syrups, Molasses, Tens, Coffees. Spices &c
We would be pleased to receive a TRIAL ORDE1 1, and compare the c
of our Groceries with wh.it,
and you will obtain Pure Goods and Full Weight, In dealing with oi irll'.-.
Buy Direct ai Wholesale Prices am Save the Mton's Eh:
Profits,
We obtain Through Fi-eght iiab, vvhif-li vou will find vn s re;
i1,atou r;ul BUY OJIOCERIES TO ADVANTAGE IN PIIlLADMh
ve rdl all ordi rs received from the Bonded Business Agent when un-i
of the Alliance When the Trade Agent incloses with the order a ;
o ?i n-y U'e omcors' testifying that he is the authorized Bonded Airrn
Sub Alliance, and the troods will be f-liinr.p1 on so n-- -i,.', . ,.
V - ---- ; - v .iujh mt-iii tviiu luuiKi inem satit-rin io:.
pay tor them m o0 da vs. We. s.bnll l.e f.,;...i.. i ,
lne(S Oil iinv fyr-u-u-So -r,nT- inn r-.f 1,,r-;-,.. trT t .
r . . j t-,- - v ui 'ju.-jj:s. e er.uoavor to r.r
quuies promptly and satisfactorilv,
i S? Yin -f ree upon re(lutst our corn olete Price List of Groccrr
the W holesale Prices on all Goods in the Grocery Line Writ uruh r ;
Stats Mm Imi W, H, Worth kind!? nttzmik ar..4 z fi '
ssareponsibh m toted ilb, Ten cai si orders to W, H. Worth, cr M v
?.r is eo:i coavrat, gsi tte orders fe propdy and prcapllj filled.
RUGS
r.i dti m run eaurr annuo DMCr ri-k ihn nr :hrr i!
i rubbio: neoesrT. We ehaI!eiK a trial with any other mw hn.f. '
tub. Sare tim, monef and alothM. Jait th mnhm f..r :
aru rot vcr sirouc. Tboaaand mt lilina -b. m.i ... l.mj ti
done, now sue iliataxijema by uaia; tba "34 8 Y BEE" VA9
.'"' ira--it, UcalUi, tima, alatiiM aod j by ioTtiup T -ws:hir.
D' H t kerp the Wa.Uor ibIim it taica va. To are r-. - y
ad mean Juat what vr aay. Wa iavita yoa to iriT.:n.i''
v.IC 5 v. i wm turreit w anyone wno w:;i
Ttr refu-ed .Ua Tall amannt t a dnsariiBtd purchaser.
v AGENTS WAHTEB i? nrivTO'
' -T AKnts ara very aaeotwfal. Farmert unH tbeir ii9 "i -" ' '
dunof winter. Ooa fariatr la MIoieuri sold V. rrcef . 1 , ;
ta ihoca desiring an aeeney, onlv f. Alio r.l.hrat! l'K"i T i-? N
r - ""oifcer sefalboosholdarticlat lonnt wkolMnle prioe. r- : ' ' '
t i ayar. t Aa. Kx. Co.. or blitnr f tJi. Wri, fcr e: ' ' '
' ALLIANCE CASKIAGE C0.C!acinna!l.8
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r,UAu. LAKE ERIE MFG. CO., 151 East 13th St., K