Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1874-04-03

For the Journal,
EDITORS OF THE JOURNAL:
DEAR SIRs:-The Order Of the
Patrons of HUsbandry is coTnparatiyelv
new thing in the State, but its gene
raj features and practical workings in
| other sections commend IL to the aori
cultural portion OF the country. It is
emphaticaliy tho institution for the
| producer and working class, and it
| promises to work out great and per
manent results. As an evidence that
1t has taken strong hold upon the
minds OF the people, I send for pubIi-
cation the names of the Oranges or
eanized since the 23rd of JANUARY. il,
this section of the State:
BfoontfAQdalc Grange. IEayyezEs
9orc--L r HigLsmith, Master: q
Fennell, Secretary.
Btack Rirer Gtun1c-Rev Colin
Shaw, Master; G C Corbot. Secretary.
HaHSuiIc Gra,9yc-T ! Arms:ronr.
Master; " J Kornegay, Secretary.
-Pi'scy Gr0cc Grtt3iJc-T ] ,Kerr.
Master; G S Kerr, Secretary.
JGcA@oRCille Gr0agc-A j MnrriJl.
Master; j O Frazell, Secretary.
IGIo Ito Gra2gc-Chas Gerack.
Jr, Master; S Z GeracIz. Secretary.
ippcf Hich'G51Ga Gsnasle-D z
| Sandlin, Master; J VI Fills, Secretary.
CaheI'ilac L0hc GyGagc DR. C
Dnfiy, 81, 2las!er; i L Duty, Sec
retary.
Laeri.,5"sv CGr;agc-W !. l!oG.au-
r1n, Master; Col j I Roper, s'rci;.t,ry.
Ct@|cdo.aia Craagc-A gus sFIaw,
Master; Jno GlcDui1ie, Sacrei;iry.
RocAfllghGn2 Gs'uugc-W . Cole.
Master; L L Long, Secretary.
CaA'cLa (tr0"gc--T D Powers. Mas
ter; b III johnson, Secretary.
Pt''c fos'cst Gfa2Dc--R II Murphy,
Master; J T Moore, Secretary.
H0sctt0IG Gt>angH Dir L " Robin
son, Master; j G Williams, Secretary.
Liberty GJaaIa-J 2 Miller. Ms
ter, n Hall, Secretary.
kciN Gtuagc-M & CoIJina. h;as-
ter. } G Broadburst, Secretary.
The Changers in this .cctinn have
organized 4 Council, known ~ tie 0oue
Fear Council, which meets racr,.jaily.
once Iii three months, for the tr.,,sa.
ton OF business pertaining ~ .ne
order. The President Of flls C.,I,,ci.
Is A!r William 4 Faison. If Han..,s.,p.
| and the Secretary, AIr 7 II Moore.
of Dupl!n. At It's late meeting in
Warsaw, the ezpodicncy a;sa ;,tc :3fac-
ticabllity OF establishing a co-opt rative
store III this section was discs,saed.
After ln"'-iro deliberatiou. the 9 .5,ncit
decided to.start ihe ENTERPRISE. provided
the requisite amount Of stock cOnld be
secured. Ii was also the sense If The
Council that 1t should b" located in
Win nGton, the gIeat commercial
centre ii th.a section. T'r shares
| are 10 be ZEN l1!i.rS each.
| Iho stock rcmaiaS :n ti!s. :l.ra1ra,nent
| cf tit1 Company }hrea years before Il
can be Withdraw, though II may ho
! transferred. The bUSi.osa Is =, bs,
| ran on the cash evst@I,. Tia. ,aan-
! aS-r IS required 10 give bond l., ., able
| tEc amount OF stock on hand II. viii
! o> elected by the Stockholders. q. 1 l,is
! bond given before The stoci, IS oa,d III.
| The Executive Committee a.!U9inta.i
by the Council VIII inspect TIE books
| and exercise 2 general oversight. and
report to the Council in regard % i.a
management. The enterprise viii hs
started as soon a5 ton thousand dollars
OF the took has been taken The CO.
! cpc: alton OF the pttroiis OF Us5..ei,flrr
| In the Cape Fear section is solicited
! Gre tars viii be sent to every Grange.
/ desiring ta take stock IN c;.ier 10
i'cc"h:'i'~h a"y undrrt King. there
must he union and concert. The
Grange, 30 far, has been the means of
drawing closer together h,: agricli!-
tarai cieia"nt Of the country. As this
rotat:oAsillp grows the greater viii be
Tie h'nciits rea,5zod, 9:re { ne Fear
Cnnn':ii has taken n step in The right
direction. luc undertaking IS prac-
teal one L"5 each Gran. lend it's
influence and a;l, aad It vii; sc srlc-
cess.
!. c. dcMII...N.
T"acAay's, \. q. March %, 1874.