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saturday, March 81, 1899,

a, the hour of eleven O'Clock an. the following
described rial estate, situated 10 mid eohnil 81
shelby to.wit A ceflaln cightarrc tfari 81 Land,
the netrs and bounds wnercni arr 81 tnllnws. ~
Wit. Bcainnlng AZ the northeast rnrnef 81 ihs in
trr.~cilon ol Mclean ani Ccutnal avenue. ucsf
the city Of Memphis thence north i've lll dfgfcrs
est even and III 10 cha n. thence east eleven l
f'itlns thcnce south seven and liO0 chains iothc
unflh line 81 Genital avenue ihcucc wet eleven
aud bl.tn chains 10 the bcriuuinr Aud alsn ~
undivided one sinth Interest In and W cuftalu
ten aco tract of land which adlolus the flld eight
tcies on The north. the melef aud bounds 81 which
uid ten.acre Tract src A. follows. tonit lsrinnin1
at the ess sideof the aid Mclean IN The ceugf
ofCauayenuc extended theme cast Nth The crutsf
OF said carr avenue ten aud Al01 chains tnnfc
south nine aud t1lO0 chains thencc vet eleven
chains N the east side ~ Mclean aycnue thence
north Eve degrees eat With the east line " Mclean
avenue nine aud b.ino chain. to the beNinninr
n IA eight tract will h. sold subie q 10 Martina
p Roynon's claim Tor dover therein. The equity ~
redemption Il waived aud the purchaser vi have
on absolute title In fee simple. The title u "
lieycd 10 he good. but shall cll and convey only
a. trustee. CALVIN PERKINS. Trustee
Momuhla Tenn Fcbrtafv - iHss
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MAPLE SPRINGS
Stock Farm,
SITUATED AT
ST. ELMO STATION. C. 4 0. RAILROAD,
o Miles From Momphis
BLUEGRASS" No. 384.
standard and Rnri.tcrra.

Sired by Ry-iyk's IIambleonian sirc Of 20 troiicr
with records IT I'D OF bctirr. and sirc oi - srni
that have each rotcn one ~ mofc ? % pcriofmcr'
fr.t dam Kit by Long island Black lava. secon
dam by Young Duroc hall brother 10 American
Eclipse. thlri dam b. Conin'a Messenger By In
ported Messenger.
BLUEGRASS Il nj hands hlsh. sosl brown. A.
most black. with vine oolorcd nanks and muzsle
two white heels, heavy mhne md tail. long boiicl
heavy boncd aud very stylish lie l. the hrc 81
Grey Cloud. rccori 2.gl' trial si9'i. Of Bncchcr
sin Of one 2D performer. andoi the dam Of lad
81 Lyons rcconi 11,,.. lie g. hall brother 10 hsS
Ter. ANA Ncille 2is Jay Gould. 2hifi Geors'
wilkes. IA. and foil brother 10 McnclauS -
H.uEGRAss h the only son Of Hy-iyts Ham
be,onlaD who's services wefc ever oicfcsi % o.
people SOUTH oF KENTUCKY. aud be viii hi
season y. limited 10 ten outside mares Icc so
c,sh. with usual privileges Of rcturn
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JOHN D0RY. No. 5I6l.
standard and Registered.

Sired by Pilot Namhrino, the b'si bnei son ~
Iflot IT.. dam Indiana diam 81 indianapoli'' flll
By uainbrlno Chief I1lot Mnmbrino made a rccurl
Of aEiis In the mud Public trial over Louisvllir
Jo,kcy club Tnrk In ta't.
Flrsi dam Of John purY. Agnes By Mamhrno
siar tr,cord 21sl. son ~ Nambrne chiet Nam
irino Chief was BY Namhrino iayiuasict. be BY
Naniflno. he by Imported Ncsenrur
JOHN DORY h 10 hands high. seal brown. Al
mnsi black. two white heels. heavy name and tai.
short coupled and heavy boncd nc ia horsc o
enc actlon and very stylish Although In hls lJeli
old form and never tuinod, be- Sven fwi and level
hcaaed. and cnn speed At 21i rait Vie was ioilci
April n. Issi. nj indian Hiil. NY Limited Ia ien
mares Service Zee SO cash with usual Pfiyil
eye oi rctnn
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III sunercr- from Consumption.

scrofula. bronchitis and general debility will
try SCOTS Emulsion OF Cod Liver OIL with
Hypophosphtcs, they will End immediate
relief and permanent benefit The medical
profession universally declare u u remedy Of
the greatest value and very palaiablc. Read:
IL have used S.otts Emulsion In several
cases Of -crofula and debility In children.
Results most gratifying Ny little patients
take IL with pleasure. w. A. HULnEKT, NJ.
II SaffsllrV IN
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Stockholders Meeting.

rI,uT Annual Meeting Of Stockholders Of the
Il Chesapeake, Ohio 4 South western kailfuld
Company. iof the Election Of Direcior. and ne
Transaction Of such other business a. may come pe
IN the city Of hcmphis in the STATE Of fcnncsee'
o. Ne First n,siay fAFil 1854 d II oe'ct,
IN The forenoon Of hat day. The p,eyosea lssns q
npneh ionAs II aid Company sod me c.scul,en
will b. nnbmifted W the iso<tins 10 ~ conslosrs
ilon and srtion thereon. ~ orisf of tne rr1nrn'
aud Dosrd % Direction X oAIfss ocese'sfI'
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FOR SALE EVERYWHERE.
The Webb Manufacturing Co.,
Nashville. Tennessee.
Trustees Sale

Trustees Sale.
UrNDTH snd by virtue 0i a certain trust decd cx
GRATED On Iuiy ~. tsta. by q. y. Vance sud
others 10 tie undcrlgncd and reo0rici IN shelby
county. Tennessee, IN HOOK ~ Pagc Ni w VIII
on
saturday. March -, isss,
IL the southwest corner of Main and Madison
street,. u emThis Tenn. sell 10 the Highest bid
de-, iOf oash AZ publs auction, the following real
and pfraunal pfpprrfY. VIA
Thrse ihon aud eight hundred and Ninety l.szol
las - Of csplial sissk Of the eusdslnpe Calyo
Mlnlng rompIny ~ The paf Nnluc " tioD % each,
whit will bc onsresi Ia lots Of tS,Uot0 also i0i
other shares u aid stock. subject 10 lieu Of Que
40 iols Nos "a, g. iji. u, 1s and 2it, a. laid
down on the plan Of the town oi Counth, Miss
riic thought 70 b. good su, vescll and convey a.
trnsiccs only
Tefmarash
LUKE v WRIGHT,
u. w. MILLER,
y. H. fOsfoN.
TRUSTED
PFprlr spcetacleA hulford
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THE Amateur Athletic association have
nndly volunteered to assist At the circus
entertainment tonight for the benefit OF
Iho Mount Vernon cyclone sufferers. Go
anil see how our Memphis boys compare
sith the professionals.
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Trustees Sale.

10y yirue Of & certain decd ~ uust 70 me eve
i , rutsd by a. W Rutland rrristrr-l In the onirc
ol the Hrrlstrr oi shelby cuuniy. 1cnuc---e. ~
Hecori HOOK No. Ia page ltA the undersigned
tus the unpaid indebteinc~ by that decd ssruuud,
I'll VI public auction, 10 the highest hildcr lot
,tsh al the southwest corner Of Main anu Madison
streets, In tho city Of hcmrhb' shelby county
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HOUSES TOILET

r ,orTAGE--Two ROOMS AND KITCHEN. AP.
~ ply it6 RaybnrnANcmc
T,oTT AGE-s RooArs SO PER MoNTU-No, ISL
I Kerr street, near nth. Apply at No "a Fifth
street Chelsea.
CoMfoRT ABLE ny Filling. No. ~ ORLEANS,
~ corner OF Washlngton street Apply at 366
Front street, or on trrnli,cS.
\ ,oTrAG -sEvERAL NICE CorrAGEs-I.
" n. Eaton. ~ Madison street
uousE-coNTARlNG THIRTEEN ROOMS,
II suitable for boarnc.houSc on street car
line Rent rcasonaple Address J, SO Monroe st.
JJoUsE OF 8 ROOMS, RESIDES KITCHEN,
i etc ON greeniear line. Apply ll3 Alabama st.
NrIcE COTTAGE ,QR ROOMS FOR LIGHT
IN house keeping. Apply 81 Union street
c,JoRE NO gn MAN ST, NOW OCCUPIED pY
= Floyd & Mooney. Apply to
IN. FLOYD & MOONEY.
C,ToRK AND TWO ROOMS, ip,s POPLAR
- street ~
rI,EN NEW Broom not SEES on SEVENTH AND
L Gaiucr streets, " per month. Appyat
X, T. LEE CO.'S
- NEW GROOM HOUSES, COR. 7rn AND GAINES
. SITS eper month Applyat
Rooms TO LET.
FURNISHED ROOMS FOR GENTS OR LIGHT
u nbNNNh'NpihHs ~ - 'NNNN' 81
FURNISHED ROOMS
4 ARGE UNFURNlsHEn ROOMS EN SUITE,
IL location pleasant and central ~ Madison St,
DooMs TWO LARGE ROOMS on FIRST
IL floor, furnished or uuturnishcd for gentle.
mcn. Ga | at No. III Union street
DooMs-FuRNIsHEp AND UNFURNIslED
~ front and back roouls NJ q Market street.
.>AnN,s nxspp a. Avn oNn M,IN SrpAlsp
~ Very desirable for onlcc, Next door To en-.
trance Of Gayoso hotel. Apply to Wentc & Parent,
9S7 and $50 Main
DOoMs - NICELY FURNISHED. PLEASANT
N aud central location 40 ~ MadisonsL
ID ooMs--FURNlsHED OR UNFU FINISHED, Al
IL No. liS Courtslrect
DooMs- FURNISHED AND UNPUBLISHED
~ rouS at ~ Court street
DooNs-FuRSlsHEp uR UNFuRNIsllED
IL No. M Linden street
DooNs-rURNIsuED on UNFURNlsuED Al
IL M tourt street.
DooMs- roR LIGHT HOUSE,
IL kceping lnquir ~ No. cS Conri st
C,ToRE.IooM AND CELLAR 80. rs MAIN
y Il, corner of Nadisnn Amy Ia n. L. BRINK
LEY or j. l. GOoplnE aS Madison IT.
rTHRkR FURNlsHrp on UNFURNIsnEl
MONS without bo5ui. No. lll Court sin'ct
IWO fikNiNuap u lhNo-Al NJ. w MAN
kct street
rINwo NiCELYFuRNlsuGp ROOMS At i5nAp
| | ison. Reference nugircd.
| IrpPER FLOOR Foa EENr-AT 100 UNIo,
u !. Ap2ly On pr nl .e.. Relgrsncc- rcpmllel
ropN| M uuNHu.
| DOARp-ITi sg,pNp-A PLEASANT ROOM
ID with lnarl Tor rlu All VIII can he had u
| ~ scroud str'ct hcigr'nrc maj b. riAcn. pa
boar!cS solicited Mrs v s'tlfkhN
IDoARp GOOD Day BOARD Al slsUJ PEi
ID month. 80 Union IT,
nEsiKABi.E ROOAis AMI BOARD a. - MAD
~ snn street
LNHOSr ROOM ANp IoARp CAS- nE srruREl
| v a. uritair irm hy olr or two htlcmcu
! iouunn co. Dol irm 'out squIr. Rc'cr
| ca,c, rcquircd Ad.irgs
EunNismp RCoNs AND BOARD lilo oorg
| u street 80.
| INuRNisnip ROOMS. WfnI OR wITuor
| y boarl ~ Naln -ttret
! NOOn WosKTyGNlN BOARD ANp LuD n.y.
VI nj ,lartin upak,rA " Me- all Nrcct 81 %
Wecs
| GISIIENhN CAS- Grr IpuFORrABLE IA
| VI botri At Va % court a. iur sL1 pr week
DLgAsNNT EohQf. VIVA GOOD BOARD. 4
| ! 40 Mono' 'irSet
| TWO DESIRABLE FRONT ROOMS VIII
lnar'. at 90 -h' y. Quit nclrhlorhood
TWO ti,uNI ROOM. AND BOARD Ar No. ;
l tuurt street Abo day -boarl at sls.oO y
| munth.
4 FRONT ROOM. Win BOARD to MI
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WELL DONE, FAITHFUL sERvANTs.
Resolutions Adopted BY the Bar OF De-
Soto County, Miss.

Resolutions Adopteo by tno bar VI Oo-
soto County. Miss.
At meeting Of the bar Of DeSoto
county, Miss, held at the courthouse in
fernando on Saturday evening, March "a,
1888, with Judge Powell in the chair, the
following resolutions were read and unani-
mously adopted:
Whereas, The term OF Office Of the Hon.
A. Z. Roane, Judge OF this circuit, is about
TO expire. and this may be the last court
held by him in this county, the men,
bers of this bar desire to give expression to
their opinions and feelings in parting with
him who has presided over this court for
the last six years; therefore, be 1t
Resolved, That the members OF this
bar have found in Judge Roane learned,
able and upright Judge, who has admins
tered the duties Of his high office with the
greatest dignity efficiency and Impair
tiality.
Resolved, further, That we tender to
him our warmest thanks for the uniform
courtesy which he has shown to the bar
and all the officials of this court, and that
we wish him the greatest prosperity and
happiness in his retirement from the
bench, being assured of his success in
every field where he may choose to exer-
else his talents.
Resolved, That these resolutions DO
spread upon the minutes OF this court, and
certified copy thereof be sent Judge
Roane, that the DeSoto Times, MEMPHIS
ArPEAL and Memphis Avalanche be re-
quested to publish same.
I. W. WHITE,
ID. MCKENZIE,
c. r. BoycE,
Committee.
Whereas, The term OF Office OF the Hon.
Ira y. oglcsby, late district attorney Of
this district has recently expired, and the
members OF this bar wish to give expires.
sion touching the manner in which he has
discharged the duties of this important
and responsible office; therefore, be il
Resolved, That the members Of the bar
OF this county have found in Mr.. Oglesby
M asiute, highly capable and most efficient
officer, and that he has filed his position
with high honor and great credit to him
self rs well as 10 all others.
Resolved further, That he has retired
from his Office covered with honor, de
serving and receiving the greatest esteem
and respect Of this bar, and carrying witt
him their best wishes Tor his continued
usefulness and felicity.
Resolved, That these resolutions b.
spread upon the minutes OF this court
that certified copy thereof be sent to Mr.
Oglesby, and that the DeSoto Times, MEN
PuIs APPEAL and Memphis Audlonche b,
requested 10 publish same
T. w. WHITE,
ID. MCKENZIE,
&. X. BoYcE,
Committee.
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wiLLpositivcly cure sick headache and
prevent IT, return, Carriers Little Liver
bills. This Is not talk, but truth. One pill .
io.e. Zee advertisement. Small pill Small
aose See price.
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PoarIvrLY the best remedy ever discoy.
cred for all diseases Of man aud beast that
can be rcachc,lby an external medical APP
plication. is Rangum Root Eminent. One
trial will convince. Manufactured only by
Rangum Root Medicine Co., Nashville, Tenn.
Fifty cents per bottle. For sale by Hester,
2S3 Main street
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CHEAP COLUMN.

Advertisements In this column will be charged at
rate OF l5c for two lines one insertion; two inser-
lions, 25c one week, Soc
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DIR. d. S. JOH N MS
PRIVATE
MEDICAL DISPENSARY
,,.t. Main and pr.nl MEMPliiS TENN.
fFsiah1.F si Do 100

VsL Mnlu and IfuNH htMIhiN AfHN
ifsiahn.fs iu 100
INp JOHNSON = arsr 'sIrigol by al pariles ~
i tefrlisd ~ ~ 81 ihr aina sucrrtiiul phYd'
riau iu the Treatment H. uuti' qi Hftrl li'aWt
Diirt t,sfiusnrnt rrft.. Guaranteed iu etsrf utte
r.tls uf female Krt I. Hfs'f 81 Hun1unra 80 ]
klt,hiiis eurssi in Ist dAys eiui"Ii uie o. ~
mcnury. 'hangc 81 dirt 20 iihdntnre MA phW
- sitbottt the a. u mefHify Involuntary
To- At scmrn stspilrt H rhnfi time tuhefrfi
lIm mIsoirns'y co. ". ~ ftkutl ~ frfi nfsnl ~
All oKSs.slVe winery str#flrg ifoni tr'fmHiuffht
sfh ~. IL phfsiia Hni mriital inwri, ~ 'ill Z
sd permanently r,usi Particular atruiiph ptii
~, The Ui.rssal III pt.HHu Hni GUNS Ensntn'fN
pile anil Old s1fis al .iIu Doe 49, ui rtlsil
az The tnlfe ~ rIT HIfiiln aNrif rnhAlrh
fsi N-drlncs 80 ~ pres ~ 40 tffb 10 VIC
county.
sgwafslnsrasa ,rssl Il hat the ifuEi ftirt
| OnIee houns boa. II .ti Io.g am. 20 20 eiOrk ~ M
49, u y JOHNSON. No
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Dissolution OF Cop rtneTshIp.

The entaflncf.blb .f.iu'uff existing beiucen
jacob goldsmlth siit flIis tUl'lsmlth, nnief uis
lfn name aud ~ nI q huidsmiih brs
this day dissolved y, .uiull tuh'eni .lln, ,'",,l
smith uitbdnaUr In iUe ffin aud lncuD suld
atlifh will continual OIL. bfslnrr ~ The tim ~ ihr
fiorcs numicicd N SOL q l'uIr ,if'i sui uui9u, !
- Main street aud u sinHe ruilnf.nI !" ,elf,'
~. ,.'.',''. wv =, M, IN N
IAtuH col DsMffH
UiAH GOLDSMITH
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DUNCAN'S
LIVER AND KIDNEY
MEDICINE.

Prom Infancy 10 Old ngc The human family l. Ia
~ h. soine fuun ~ kidney trouble. h'-tprv the
aciion II the liver aud Kidneys " healthy sirie
with Duncan. liver md kidne, Medicine
nnd both the kidney rnd bladder will D. fc'iorrd
Read what the RLN m AENOlD oi Camden.
Tenn. ,a,s of Dunsan's LAYER aud kidney
Medicine
II wns rufid oi aymwomaiic Heart bisclfe,
rruacd by infpld liver and indigestion. Was
troubled With u for - years, rruwing wufr all the
~ q. until commenced taking bu tcnhH liver
aud Kidney Medicine. Three bottles fr.iufrll
tgn 10 uorfert health after ~ phytlrlnns rud mel
irinsa had iailei 10 give me ans frlei ~. bun.
enn's Medicines arr bcitrf u Isossihle, than ne
represents them tD BE-
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READ!

nH. DrSCAN-for n long time 10Y wife Wa'
troubled with a cough that dehsd Y the mcileiur
frnuid nnd finally got your COT Sh hAiS1 VI
which rufcd her loo uhWcd days IL value ciiin,d Ju
oftfrsiltnHfrl NrfY tuIlv
JAS s. PENNINGTON. Madison Co. Tenn
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RUPTURE Radically CURED

Nithoutthc knife OF hindmnrc IN busnrs,. IN frnm
tdto % dajn by the ae,iiHic,l soit Pad Iruss aud
niiicc treatment contract inndc with each patient
structure, liydr,oclc and Nnfirucclc cured Ia q
short time. Clfrulnrs nu application.
The Mcdicnted soft fnd Truss has thu
spting la the ifunt, utryiurc avoid ng all kidney
Troubles. AMI ran he worn nifht Hud DAY, NcRiiAr
nnirc this fuis 81 be eHsy Ia wear aud Ia hold up
the bowel 90 money ufundcd Made and lifted %
male 90 female by nN hohLE
20 Jefferson A.. Memphis fem
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DR.. DUNCAN'S
COUGH BALSAM

Al Win have used this valuable medicine ior
Coughs. cobb, and all other diseases Of the Lungs
aud Breast. attest tfiu wvrth.
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LOST.

LOST.
nN POPLAR 81. CAR. SATURDAY. sii.Oo ~
" bills Return ~ n. Appeal Office aud be r.
wafdcI.
CMAIL WHITE SETTER ircH. WITH LIGHT
= lemon can, Has scar GA inside one hind leg.
Wm. nowics ~.
\rkIIow ST BsRNARD WHITE FArE
j and feet had on leather collar. Return to Z
Inyburn ave. aud be rewarded J. II SMITH.
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RALEIGH, N. c., NOVEMBER 27, 1888.

water and brighter prospects will dawn
upon us. 1t seems to me that [ can
already see the gray streaks in the
eastern horizon and the day is not far
distant when the oppression against
the farmer will be numbered with the
past and we and our children will be
proud of our calling and our homes
made brighter and more attractive and
with more diversified farming and the
natural resources of our State devel-
opod, we, as people, will be proud
Of our State and second to none
in the union and then we shall
see that we have achieved a grand and
glorious victory for ourselves and chill
dren and the good old State of North
Carolina. Crops in this vicinity only
about half on account of drouth and
so much rain in September, but the
people are sowing large amounts of
oats wheat and clover, and hope we
will get through all right. Success to
The PROGRESSIVE FARMER.
J. W. THOMAS.
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their crops so as to be independent of
all and every trust company, and
in the manufacturing of farm imple-
ments, cloth and such things as we
cannot raise on the farm, combine to-
gether by contribution and manufac-
ture such articles. thereby avoid
ing these middlemen and excessive
charges. Urging at the same time
upon our representatives in Congress
and the Legislature the Importance of
the repeal of the present National
Banking System and the enactment of
some laws with reference to convict
labor, increasing the jurisdiction of
Magistrates, SO as to save court expen-
ses, &C., and law to prevent the
various unjust fees usually charged by
Clerks and Registers of Deeds;
also a law forbidding our pub
lie servants accepting free passes on
railroads Or other routes of travel and
regulating freight charges on same.
If we fail to protect ourselves we may
be sure we will not be protected. My
only hope is now in the faithfulness
of the brethren. May the Lord direct
our councils that we may act wisely
and for the good of mankind.
Crops are being housed now and are
yielding fairly, though not so abun-
dant as was expected at one time.
Long life to you and success to your
valuable paper.
Yours fraternally,
M. G.. GREGORY.
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OUR CONDITION, AND WHAT
WE SHALL DO.

The moneyed consplrators Of the
United States are combined against
the farming interests to grind and ex-
tort from them their hard earnings to
enrich their Golfers.
The capitalists are like Caesar when
he invaded Rome. They are athirst
for the booty and spoil that will make
them millionaires regardless of the
misery and woe it entails on others.
Caesar cried out when crossing the
Rubicon, "the die is cast and Rome is
free no more"
- That is the spirit of the trust com
panies. They say the die is cast and
farmers shall be free no more. They
have set their snares and put on their
per cent. and say they must have
II cents for their jute bagging; 20
cents for their coffee; 81 to $8 for
their flour; s to 10 cents for sugar, all
under trust of the mighty monarch
capital.
Old England tried to work that rule
on the people of this country more
than one hundred years ago. What
was the result? They threw her tea
into Boston harbor and defed the au-
thorit1es in regard to the stamp act.
After fighting bloody war of eight
years they gained their independence
as separate power These trust COM
panies are trying to play the same
game on us. Shall we forget the
spirit of our forefathers and let them
take what belongs to us-submit to
naked robbery, and give up our all ?
No, sir, we will not submit to it. We
will find substitute for their jute
bagging, and make our own sugar,
molasses, meat and -four. If need be,
our good mothers, wives and sisters
can manufacture our clothing as they
did during our civil war
Now, brethren, come forward in the
mighty fight, give it to them like
Washington and Marion, on flank and
rear. Contribute your mite to our
Business Fund, and set our Agent to
work, and the victory will be ours.
Then can we look the world in the
face and say we bow to no man What
a glorious day that will be !!
E. A. S.
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DIRECTORY OF FARMERS OR
CARNATIONS.

NORTH CAROLINA FARMERS STATE ALLIANCE.
President B. Alexander, Charlotte,
N. G.
Vice-President- Ivey, Ashpole, N. G.
Secretary-L. L.. Polk, Raleigh, N. G.
Treasurer. D. Allen, Falls, n G.
Lecturer-Dr. d. Reid Parker, Trinity
College, N. G.
Assistant Lecturer-D. D. Mcintyre,
Laurinburg, N. G.
Chaplain-Rev. Carr Moore, Towns
Door Keeper-W. II. Tomlinson, Fay
etteville, N. G.
Assistant Door Keeper-R. T. Rush,
Sergeant-at-Agms- s. Holt, Chalk
Level, N. G.
EXECUTIVE COMMITTEE OF THE NORTH CARO-
LIMA FARMERS STATE ALLIANCE.
Elias Carr, Old Sparta, n c., Chair
man; Thadeus livery, Ashpole, N. c.; ]. S.
Johnston, Rufin, N. G.
THE NORTH CAROLINA FARMERS ASSOCIATION.
President-Elias Carr, Old Sparta,
Edgecombe county.
B. F. Hester, Oxford, Secretary; S.
Otho Wilson, Vineyard, and W. E. Ben
bow, Oak Ridge, Assistant Secretaries
VIRGINIA STATE ALLIANCE.
President-G. T. Barbee, Bridgewatar,
Virginia.
Vice-President- B. Massey, Wash
ington, Virginia.
Secretary-J. J. Silvey, Bridgewater,
Virginia.
Treasurer-Isaiah Printz, Luray, Vir-
ginia.
Lecturer-G H. Chrisman, Chrisman,
Virginia.
' Asst. Lecturer. S. Bradley, Luray,
Virginia.
Chaplain-Wm. NJ. Rosser, Luray,
Virginia.
Door Keeper-B. Frank Beahm, Kim
ball, Virginia.
Asst. Door Keeper-G. E. Brubaker,
Luray, Virginia.
Serg't-at-Arms-C H. Lillard, Wash
ington, Virginia.
State Business Agents. P. A. Bru-
baker, of Luray, Virginia.
EXECUTIVE COMMITTEE.
E T. Brumback, Jas. E. Compton and
Geo. 81. Chrisman.
The progressive farmer. [volume] (Winston, N.C.) 1886-1904, 1888-11-27
ORGANIZERS REPORT.
GAsToN COUNTY, Nov. i, '83.

GAsroN COUNTY, Nov. i, '85.
Col. L. L. PoLK.-Dear SIR :-Ac-
cording to the Constitution, hereby
send you the number Of Alliances
organized by me up to date: First is
High Schools Alliance, CASTOR county,
organized Oct. 18th with ten mem
bers; NJ. D. Friday, Secretary. No
Business Agent elected yet. Oct. 3lst
I organized Hayles Creek Alliance,
CASTOR county, with seven members;
3. 3. Summey, Secretary. No Busi-
ness Agent elected for it yet. Could
have organized more had I the time to
go around, as the fruit is ripe in my
county and ready to pluck. Expect
by the first of December to have this
county thoroughly organized, and
then be ready for business right. With
much success to the progress of our
Alliance in the State and the wide
circulation of your most valuable
paper, [ am,
Fraternally yours,
P. M. RHYME,
Deputy Organizer.
The progressive farmer. [volume] (Winston, N.C.) 1886-1904, 1888-11-27

Good light is most necessary for
horses. It is no more pleasant for a
horse to be kept in dark stable than
for human being to be confined in a
dark room. 1t is very trying to the
eyes when horse is broug ght out into
the light. Dark stables are often the
cause of blindness. Ventilation is
also most important a draught
from open windows or doors, but
properly constructed ventilators in
the ceiling to carry off foul air, which
always rises and floats about near the
ceiling The temperature of stable
should not be over 70 degrees or under
AS degrees. So says writer in the
Montreal Witness.