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I:asIiy InIsrieUee-

P5o-iDeni e=tizsa Apf-uSsh-s Cksy-
me and S0sth-ra so1-ro- skn l.
taalr adjusting t-Gsi taF.ai o.
uPP+- Ce1isr street, r1tzcGAl! -
EErLS:
"SzHeuoy:"
San=!o-jsb. tie Ie:tS-rsI=s {: ;5s
;aps,j = E:-- Esrb=: Into ;Ae -Gr@ aai
Esp5-s=
Yes"
"-csy..re ga Sor;Ae1:"
Szv-ys- :r-rs screw k-re All I
szss ;.s.s. Pg.css the telescope ~,
r2;-11h!--gr, AL replies:
"Ie
WI tie lie pass throaEh TIL
:osu. o. between the t9zu spf the ri'-
err
s=-rrror s47iatS through the .ab..
jo;s diva teT hisroGyPhies Il = ro:=
Look A2I replies:
Cant -sy."
VIII tie t-i-t - q; the foo: Of Cen
ter, or o. Hamilton. zdGiiion:"
Surveyor ~sv-. the Eoimsu L I:,;I- TO
th= night, sg7in:z :Lrozsh The t.i=sooI-
ou7- rHy:-. srt=s ~ Lis book Eg-ia aud
repIi.:
.'c.u'; say"
''Wa.: arr yo1 laying Of nor-I-ro!
groal.. or tie repair ships and Eou=L
koG-=f'
sur'eEus signals to goldman again.
smile. tlariIy =: L4rusi= Peak and r.
plies
"Ol. xs had nothing in particular to
DO til. AFTERNOON. % conclIIed we'd
get the eIac; position Of Cart Hogs.
Knob ~itA reference 10 the quadnIa,eral
raiiu, Of B=d.ick gulch. You see Ne
drat established IA parailelopipedicaI
by p~O;euus-. with the knob as tue apex
Of the iosSrles triangle. then deter
tnins the compound area Of the rcsLl-
tEnt pelscoid, by multiplying tho
square DOT u the dodec uhedron Jy
the p0lyGlonicai paraLoi2 OF The OF
tu.e tetrahedron PJas tie ~epicycIoid
-
Prominent citizen il picked up by
friends, unconscious. Doctor calis il
suns'roks. Surveyor keeps right on
suETeying.-tBill BEr!ow's Budget.
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IInntlngtOD.

A pleasant IocinI was holl NJ the
school lonse in Sherman District, Hunt.
jngtOn Valley, on the evening Of the 18th
Instant IN honor Of the Sherman school.
The instrumental music WAS led hy
Brown mi FtankA. nnd vocal music
WAS furnished by Miss,s X. Thorpe, O..
Trcnor. s. Walthcrs. l.. wallliers and
a Waltheis, nssisicd by WIN Nc.
LnnghIin, J. d. Dnhms. ID. W. Franks,
". A. BrOwa aud V. Hiss. Tho grand
march was lcd by Mr.. ID. W. Franks
aud Miss Lizzie Wnithers who were
followed by WIN Mclaughlin and Miss
q. Trcnor; J. Dahms nnd Miss \. Wal.
thcrs: V. Bliss nni Miss Louisa wnI.
ihsfW; W. A. Brown and Miss Katie
Thorpe, +. Is. Brown aud Miss Annie
WnItheTs; John Trenor and Mrs. Tren-
or; Val, milne Walihcrs aud Mira. Wn,.
there; j.. Wulthcrs and Miss Susan Wal.
theirs.
Al iEidnight II fine supper was laid of
which AL pnriook with hearty relish.
mud the c cision was heartily enjoyed
by ull who participated III the FRS, party
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Returning n Letter.

4 Somerset business mar not long
siace had occasion 10 write TO a gentle
mnu who eyiIeu,Iy had fep correspon
dents. The envelope hnI the usual
Return in ten days TO -. Somerset,
Ky" on it. In about ten days the
letter cnuIe beck TO Lin, accompanied
hy a %scrG"Iiug note, the writer sa. ing
that he hnh returned the letter accord.
ing to the reques: on the envelope,
though he didn't see Why he was 20 all
fired particular about ha.ing il sont
bhci." lSomeTset (Ky.) Republican.
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OF ,ELKO
COUNTY BONDS.


~ ACCORDANCE wIrm THE - v
! iUrS 81 NJ hci entitled \ N,t t. ]nullIur.
iIo 'hr County Of Elk" g. c"uiTs,ta debt hul
isHI" b"nl. for tho construction "iH County
jail" approved March 4. Is5o. Notice i here.
hy Owen tn, ~ pr,s'u,'d n, ny nn,o IN
IIkn. nevada. on ~ Lrfnt" tho NISTH DAY
or MARCH. Istt. the following Mo county
bonds. isauoi Ia pUrsuHuru uf -uil Nrt, viii
u" r.ii, together with interest thereon, which
shall hhv" accrued NJ IL" dato rrc-cmt"I:
Bonds %u. . mud ~.
hhruIi tho said bonds ma, he rrcsruirI
within ih" tim" Hhpy" sr'cintd. then frum NuI
hii'r ID" date named. to VT: Iu.DAY. TIiE
$iHrN DAY OF MARCH, ipsJ. Int,rust there.
Un will cease.
q. IS NUT. County Trcnnurcr.
Elku, S'y.. Feb. =. lgsuS.
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From Wells.

Dnr Wells correspondent writes US
yesterday Ms follows;
"AuotLer big smnsiI up IL reported at
Blue Greek. oaAsed by n switch being
left opsn--This IN getting 10 bn nu old
chestnut. This sxitch was turned for
the side track aud engineer Beldeu's
rngiue aud aun%hor. whi;h wsic pulling
No. 3. east bound. ran into a lot Of
freight cars on the sid track. Bellen's
engine was badly dnruaRed. but by re-.
yeraing their engines With full head Of
steam, the application Of the mir brakes
and active jumping both engineers sn,cd
their lives.
"McKcDzie. the Acknowledged Lcad 81
the Motive Power Department Of the
Southern Pacific. with Stevenson, his
assistant. were hetc b. investigate the
destruction Of ney machinery in Tho
late collisions and were diSgnstcd. Tho
Last wo smash ups, luckily without lcss
Dflifc, have been the result OF gross care
lessuess There ARE brakemcn running
tween Ogicn and Cirlin TINT have no
more idea OF %turniuy u sYitob than nn
Indian, and tho CONF any Is getting
tired Of paying from SO 900 10 $780,
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u grandmother "a, twenty-five.

Delaware township reports colpred
woman who yesterday becsme n grand
mother When Gut % years oil. The
woman, ClIrisSa Jack .ou, was marricd
when but IL years oil. aud in her
twelfth year became II mother Of n
daughter. This daughter, when IL
years old married. and yesterday gave
birth to n child, the grandmother being
two months short Of % years Of rye.
All the parties nre Respectable pcoi l..
IN good circumstances I FinllAy.
Ohio. Dispatch.
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Another Accident.

On Tuesday. January 3lsi. J. D.
Ab:l me; with al eat by which he
Is still inctpnci,n:cd from attending Ia
his rrgalar business. Had hr held an
Incident policy in the Pacific Mutual
Life Insurance Company he would be
entitled to Z comfortable weekly inGem.
nifty during his disability. Call on 81.
IL. Miller, Agent, nTd take ont n policy.
The cost is triiiing aud in ease Of acct.
dcut you nre paid for the time lost.
2S 2w. .
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HumboIut House.

Having resumed the management Of
this popular Hotel, ! deaire to Inform
my old customers and the. public gener.
ally that good Accommodations at rea.
sonabic prices will be maintained.
The Ban
Will be stocked with dRe Wines,
Liquors and Cigars. Liquors by the
glass, bottle or gallon. Give the lIum-
buidt n call.
ol2 10. LLSo.
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China Neu lear

4 de!.rsiSa q GoaSatiSis cane
down trgzs yrIls c. &is Io5-=ins's
tr.ia 20 TAX. par = IL celebrations C
C.ira Ses Year. The c!oss4E t-.-cises
o. xEA vii take rlEa= u SC-iIy.
TA= b-.:ksas tr92-A; vi-h ;ksT S~a
piES raGs+i 70 Il ter lad 5-so-E--s
sits nGbcEs s-5 roJa--5 Trsps-. ESrh
Eere borne 20 tAe Jcss EoES-- F-rerS-i
br tie Hist-=oE-as-aE whose sEs-r5
Pers3a uLs Al='5A ~ - unh-sIA
toEa- ~ /. P-SNi-i T=s- VIC Seemed
prOu3 II LIS hs1e--d ~FEsSaon- iumt-
GE:slT II .:os: =: t&is SGaE-iSh-l
Pr-sJEsss =ltsi . e-G=slE bs-os :
ISc. s-las G: EES:-5 E- E=slas E2A
kept ~ = eaatilSz> as.s ~ -. Erc-
ns-sa =ErzA-I tyVEr3 lie F1ss= G:
ES-kip- 81 Eo%=SaSLs cG-o.< 80
E,z:r:s vtr= -. = = hL-5 - .Ssa
=a-i=sEs -k0 6ie-s=.sA Gsao-5zc<
s7Ezzs @! EHr la5r E:LA ia@l=:=-S
-uFca -tjsk - 49, ess Fl2T save -.
EE3 EEGa -. aE6% LIZ IzS" !
Gzc- aDe - anticipated - S-clL-
Easr ths Corrected mig = fri ito the
E- % b- =-st; I'D cIr+i i-to tt=
:s=:l= - s93e fortunate Gilman
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pRtiSrtdc Hotel.

Since the recent fire ut Pnlisad,
which destroyed my ho'cl, together with
its contents. have opened the PAIL
SADIE HOTEL and mn nov prepared
to accommodate the travelling public
with good accommodations. both NJ TO
board and lodging. A liberal share Of
tho public patronage IL respectfully
solicited.
~ j.. VI. DAUM.
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Ainuni " Getting.

WISsEMUccA, NV, Feb. 90. 1853.
Eoticc IL hereby given that the An
nGnl Meeting Of the Nevada Live Stock
association, will be held in Wiuncmnc-
en-, TUESDAY, MARCH 30, 1883, for
the purpose Of trHnsnctinc such bust
nrss nG may come before il.
d meeting Of the Executive Com
inittcc will be held The night beforc.
GEUuCE RUssfLL, President.
by Gro. $. Nixos, Secretary. I'd
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Notice 20 rcncbCrs.

An examination Of applicants for
teachers certificates will be held in the
court room Of the Coult House nj Exc
on Tuesday. Wednesday aud Thursday,
Nnrch2f. ~ and 20. 1883. when ali
who desire to pas, mn examination nrc
requested TO I've present.
7. n. SToSE.
County Supt. Schools.
E]ko, Feb. 90. lSsS.-td.
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have for sale a numb"r Of fresh
Inilch COWS which will DO aolI either
singly or otherwise. ! have also n
Gnmbcr Of yonng lIobicin bulls whicl,
will be- toia at reasonable figures. Any.
one desiring to purchase such stock ~
isdcscrihcd above will DO well, 10 call on
OF address
W. L. CnLrr.
EIko.
Nevada.
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EsTlo GE1s=s--Ser.to- ES3esty. Of
NrlS ssys ths zN. SAa ~tsiSa-;e2 tie
.lsa5s- hat Il lad made - s,sS=acr:
y liz: wiz = tSs L Ils that II the
s5Gnss~- a-@--> =. pdl angie tie :os=;
W. Gn- IL C@IaG-I : = ~ nan
EIvszEr Eas Il VI - 5a~ r!s2AL:
81: -. oI&.- patty :: lie T-rzeS ;Ae
H&I:s: - &SEo=-s.y l.! !:i;s: from
SysA L=.:5=E
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DR.. Kcelcr, surgeon dentist, hns re-
turned from Culin, mud can be- found
Mt his Office. room 30. Depot ilr,r
All work warranted TO be- Of the beat
and satisfaction guaranteed.
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The TerEe H.ute lIal.) M.il. n Re-
publican paper. says: Little Phil"
Sheridan !, n mighty GOOD FELLOW and IL
caPabl: mar III his place. Bat his
place j. no, the Willie HOn-e aud the
people who are IT. ing to pat him there
had as veil quit. lie is not just the
kind 81 man to mike Il Pr-sidv ut Of.
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CtirAso In:s- Os=su,-A Lag can b4
easily eu-c;si ahead - public sen;:-
meut- For i~r>ta-ee. there j. = state
lsx ir hsrtE-E: uak:r: !: Q sne Of 81
AID costs FOX every p~rgfa"e oath uttered.
I: sl:o!>el Kentucky III ;~oyears could
"a! Ct he national debt. Dci the facts
ere it has never yr; paid the costs of
prosecuting offenders.
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Austrian engineers speak f~ayor4Liy
If G!e,zI's pilot engine for preventing
railway collisions. 1t * worked Ly
electricity. under the. control Of the en-
gineer. aud is run at any Gis,ance III
front Ct the ,rain. which it stop. auto
ma;:caIly on er%couutering Guy obs,a-
Gle. .
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Reno Gaze;,e:-C.gsou i now on top
Of the ware Of progress. aul viii boom
this year. VIII the electric light. the
mines or North Carson hill, the Pre-
by:eI!rn college. tn Indian ,chovl. Gui
San D4.is' on--bu.l IIol-tria farm to
draw support from. there is TO reason
ely it should not become Us PROSPEROUS
a. Reno.
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OF ELkO
COUNTY BONDS.


Is ACCORDANCE WITH Tnr rRoVIs.
i"u' 81 an Nri entitled An Nct TO- - nuud \
portion 81 III" bonded deb; Of ElLu County.
approved January .G. 1881. Sr;lr, IL hereby
Ri''n that IL presented atm office IN EIk".
S"v-lH. IN or before IEIpiY. THE NINTH
DAY OF MARCH, lass. The foIIuSin ElI,
County Bonds, is.ucd In pursuance " saiI
Act, viii h" Isii. inE'th,r with the Interest
thereon. which ,lAll have accrued ~ The date
rr'.rni"d: Eon'I' N"s. ~. -, 20. - and -.
Should ~" saih hunI- MT uc pr,sruIci with.
IN ~" tim" Nbnye specified, then. from aud ~.
ter the LAT" named. g. wit: FRIDAY, THE
NINTH DAY OF MARCH next. ~Iuttrc4t there
"u Viii C,Asu.
q. ". null, County Trcaamrrr.
Elko, Me-, Toh. y. 1859.
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"|bea yOz e>II o. &s:=r Glars, Mr..
Fe2th+iE~ ald BSob.. roa n-r-r stay
lz;s. :h.n ;1-ire O'clock. do you"'
No iDi=-d, Bobby. AID often not as
ls;e = that"
That's VIA; ps slii. IL toi ma
there Gas 10 d.os-E 0! yoGE ever stay
irg .ay later than quarter to twelve.
b-ca-& the sa!oors close mp al twelve.
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TIE simultaneous news that the
Crown Prince is much improved, md
that lac il getting worse. ~iil lot re-
assure the world in regard 10 his comdi-
ton.
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The Examiner.

TIE ShG F1Dsi~ro EILnic=-. having
l-Gr--i Tia; TIE E@s-tEo pr--s oI!=.si
10 5c.ii-- IL D-raa-na= Ss;is=aI Coz
rs-::22 II Sc f=CI=5 On lie g:o1pi
;Lai :; so-li b Impossible 20 ob:zia
FIJI Telegraph: repairs O. EceoGn OF
the iis:ar3s, 6=:E-izeS 70 s=::ls the
question. Accordingly the e~nterPri-ius
proprietor Arranged p. a. edition 0: -.
Examiner 70 sfi=z. IL Warrington this
morning simultaneously s.ih the ed
lion Of TIE paper in she original Ilaee
Of it, publication. Sir. Hear; further
agrees TO r-P-2t in S=z York every
morning du;iug the Convention ed!-
;!ygs q! the Examiner with complete at
cOGeu Of the processing. Srouii fur
Tier DOUBTS b e~rpr.s-ed Of the c1pacity
OF San Franci.co's ;rlcsraYh!c facilities.
Nothing seems too large 70! the Erarp-
iasE TO undertake Shvn i: Goau
to matters Of enterprise. - Sacramento
Bee.
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NOTICE TO CREDITORS.
of FciiS a.. Herbert, Dc-
CrnScd.

NOTICE ~ HEREBY Owes ny TIE
~ urdt rsiGucd AhmiHipifEtuT uf the estate
- IEjIN o.. ~IIEI;nEl,r. deceased. g. Ia"
creditors Uf, nnl all persons having ,lsiL.s
Against To" taid deceased. t. ,,hIhii them
wii!r TIA necessary Y"urhtrs. wlihIn t.frn
months "f"r Ill" Gtsi publication or iIia ~
t'e". 4" a." aHii hdmini-i'atrr T., hi, Iai-
d'nro In Ruby valley. rIln county. Nevada.
THOMAS SHORT.
Adsniui"iiniur ~ the irt,,,
oifcliN n'rh,ri. Brctsrci.
J. ". DORSEY.
Attorney frr ssih Administrator.
flLu, i'brusty g.. isg.
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on th" 1911. instant n smnll gold cnr
ring, or ornament, containing n cluster
Of five small pearls aud a small dia-
Inond in the center. The finder will
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= SIie rI5ss tEs ct=.-s O! B.,S-
-a-. gaze - abraham Lian0,e Vas r.
Il -zasn;iy, - ;ls pass-&aa Q: rs ~22.
E9!~S = Los-ia- The tz-Scr-tzE
@: Va -: Log ago presented this
E!hls 70 ~ Episcopal nis,i9a il the
s=z-S Q: Chicago. The mission Is
soo2 10 e.ec; = bziI4l6s. viira Till lie
c=i:ei =. Liraota Memorial Chz-eh.
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Just itcCcIVCd

Over two hundred new samples for
custom made Fall and Winter Clothing,
II you want II fine suit OF clothes madu
to order. latest in style. pcrfco, In fit,
Test in quality aud cheapest in price,
come and look at my s~nihplcs. You
can't help being suited.
n. REfSuiur.
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&=isr = irvss Ga IL. >Sr.: by having
LIZ sane 4: Ans o- s-l5 lv.
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ROLL UE

Following is the report Of the White
Rock scE0ol !ci the month ending Feb.
= I.-g.
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TT tb.-Es II tie ETka E-e Depart
Dt-t 49, A.-ssr ienE-r-3 = NN 3 W,
I%n- Soy tie Ese - hE a3.as =; ;At
A.g lS ug
W T. SIKH CkisL
r - sSs1. Sez-r.ky.
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lr.a IA t0scs q Ss=1Ea SshoS D@-
" B c :.
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SAYI
ThaE Do You !kInZ?
WILL
You be wise enough to profit By i: When
1t cones: Are you willing to help it
along: II you aye, do rot Wal: until il
bursts open you ~unavaIes, bot 90 your
hes: TO hurry and pash it.
THE
OaIy way TO 10 this is to talk o; IL; 20
write OF il; 20 Loa-: OF il; r.n:se and
p~A;.ouiZs ..sry home industry; keep
your money in the country aud induce
oihsrs to come aad do the satRe. Do
not pa;ronize outside in stitu;ions in
preference TO your own. and before OK
know it the o.
BOOM

Will be upon you and you will realize
that every dollar spent in turhenpg n
local enterprise will return to you doub.
led, while every Il you send away will
tie gone forever. In looking around to
see where 10 spend those Dollars most
al'autaseogsly It will
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GRAND
LEAP Year Ball,
GIrsN EN- THE
LADIES OF WELLS,
Bulls Head Hotel,
HELLS. .TEI;..
Wednesday, Feb. 30, 1855.
Com a,ittsc of A.rau=cE.sHrS:
u. EA-aiI. NSJLI ~!oueyuau.
Nrs " ! HAats. Ms, II " Steele,
Miss S.plis J G-u~y.
InritatIon C~oraniItee>:
Well:
Il. Ladies Q: Wells.
Ms W T Suiih. LIrs J " Dorsey.
Mrs Jauv> Clark. Ms J y Tab~r.
Ms C b wiSrusn, Miss L C;aishead.
Clover yaiieJ:
Ms Stanton wi.em.u. Mrs T Kane,
MIS- james Stsel=-
Star valley:
Mrs VIZ armstrong. So u Tanner,
Miss Eae Tru tt.
Reception Committee:
Ms G II Mei-s. Mr. 7 Holm.
Mrs J " Weeks, Mrs d L WLismau.
Floor Committees:
Mrs. II II CJry,ll, Mrs G Smith,
Ns \ 3iu-.-r. Mi,. " porr.
Miss b H~oueyIau, Miss Hate uaEDey.
Floor Dircctor:
Miss Jessie J Steele.
iaaEg Eha.s II t'tl..2 sHaR?,
TICKETS. -. 30,
Admitting L.iy nni Gents, AID IucIgI.
ing Supper.
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10 ,a & --.rs''""'"' t,'.,a''sss e
-.-i.-. fse inst .nca .
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Floor Com niittCc:

Mr. II II CJry,ll, Mrs G Smith,
NEs \ 3iu-.sr. Nil. " Porr,
Miss + H~ouey2aH, Miss Hate HsIuey.
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j.. VI. BAUM.
The progressive farmer. [volume] (Winston, N.C.) 1886-1904, 1888-03-27

SALISBURY, N. c., March 7, 'SS.
Col. L. L.. Polk, SEc'Y N. G. S. A:
Dear Sir and Brother.-I. spent two
weeks in Rowan county and organized
nine Alliances in the month of Febru-
airy, viz: Harris Alliance, with Capt. l.
A. Gray President, and S. NJ. Hart
Secretary. Miranda Alliance, with
- Parker President, and Geo.
Misenhelmer Secretary. Wood Grove
Alliance, with Jessey Mills, Esq,
President, and W. L. Kistler, Esq,
Secretary: Oak Forest Alliance, with
J. F. Miller President, and S. G.
Cowan Secretary. Concordia ALI.
ance, with E. P. Hall President, and
M. L. Richie Secretary. Prospect
Alliance, with ]. M. Davis President,
and S. G.. Karriker Secretary. Mill.
bridge Alliance, with J. F. Carrigan
President, and D. G. Bradshaw Sec
rotary. Lentz Alliance, with j. F. E.
Brown President, and J. P. Lentz,
Secretary. Salem Alliance, with w,
H. B. Bost President, and E. M.
Seford Secretary.
The field is ripe for the harvest.
j. A. WILSON,
Deputy Organizer.
The progressive farmer. [volume] (Winston, N.C.) 1886-1904, 1888-03-27
Pomona Hill Nurseries
n. c..

.~Haa~ al !
Two and a half miles west of Greens.
boro, N. G.. The main line of the R,
& D.. R. R. passes through the grounds
and within 100 feet of the Office,
Salem trains make regular stops twice
daily each way. Those interested in
Fruit and Fruit growing are cordial.
ly invited to inspect this the largest
nursery in the State. and one among
the largest in the South.
The proprietor has for many years
visited the leading Nurseries North
and West and correspondent with those
of foreign countries, gathering every
fruit that was calculated to suit the
South, both native and foreign. The
reputation of Pomona HilT Nurseries
is such that many agents going out
from Greensboro, representing other
nurseries, try to leave the impression
that they are representing these nur-
series. Why do they do it? Let the
public answer. -"
I hayeri IN stock growing land can
show visitors the same) the largest and
best stock of trees, &C., ever shown or
seen in any two nurseries in North
Carolina, consisting Of apple, peach,
pear, cherry, plum, grape, Japanese
persimmon, Japanese plum, sapricots,
nectarine, Russian apricot, mulberry,
ounces. Small fruits: Strawberry,
raspberry, %currants, pecans, English
walnuts, rhubard, asparagus, ever
greens, shade trees, roses, &c.
Give your order to my authorized
agent or order direct from the nur-
sery. Correspondence solicited. Des.
criptive catalogues free to applicants.
Address, J. VAN L1NDLEY,
Pomona,
Guilford county, N. G..
The progressive farmer. [volume] (Winston, N.C.) 1886-1904, 1888-03-27

ing, and still they come, much to the
discontinue of the anxious opposing
element, who were only preparing to
say "aha aha !" This happy result
is also stimulating to that small class
who watch the tide and come over to
the strong side at the end of the strife.
l am sorry to say professional en-
gagements, i'll health and still deeper
affection have heretofore placed a
limit to my work.
Yours truly,
j. f. HARRELL, #,
~ Deputy Organizer.
The progressive farmer. [volume] (Winston, N.C.) 1886-1904, 1888-03-27
For The PROGRESSIVE FARMER.
THE ALLIANCE IN ONSLOW.

Feb. rs, 1888.
Onslow County Alliance met to-day
with a quorum to organize the County
Alliance, H E. King, the Organizer,
in the chair, who explained the object
of the meeting. w. II. Jorman was
requested to act as Secretary until
one should be elected.
The word was taken up, and find
ing everything in good order, the
election of officers was announced to
be in order. A. F. Farnell was elected
President, A. B. Cox Vice-President,
W.. H. Jorman Secretary, T. J. Baker
Lecturer, Mrs. s.. E. Mcmillan Asst.
D. F. Aman, Chaplain, L. D.
Bryant Dooor Keeper, j. A. Hoffman
Asst. Door Keeper, j. E. Ketchum
Serg't-at-Arms.
The Order went into regular order
Of business, the several committees
were appointed, and these resolu,
tions being put before the Alliance
were adopted and ordered to be for.
warded to The PROGRESSIVE FARMER,
Resolued, That the County Alliance
Of, Onslow adopt The PROGRESSIVE
FARMER as the organ of the Order,
and request that each family belong
ing to the Alliance be requested to
subscribe for the same.
Resotued, That from and after this
meeting that each sub-Al1iance COM
posing this County Alliance be re-
quested to elect and send one-third
of their delegates lady members to the
County Alliance.
RESOLVED, Thataa. committee of one
from: each. Alliance composing this
Alliance be appointed and known as a
Trade Committee, whose duty it shall
be to meet in the, city of Wilmington
or New Berne, on a day to be named
by their chairman, to negotiate and
make terms with n commission
house, negrocery, one shoe, and one
dry goods house, for cash discounts
on wholesale prices, ,q and cash dis
counts on retail prices, and report
progress to the Executive Committee
of this Alliance for adoption or re-
lection. When adopted, the sub.
Alliances, through their secretaries,
shall issue to each member thereof, a
trade certificate, and each sub-Alli-
ance may bulk their orders and order
their. supplies through the County
Agency, Oh through their own sub
Agency. x VIZ
E The Alliance adjourned to meet in
April. and ordered the proceedings
forWardedsto The PROGRESSIVE FARMER
for publication. w. III. JARMAN,
Sec'y Onslow Co. F. A.