The progressive farmer. [volume] (Winston, N.C.) 1886-1904, 1889-02-12
NEW ADVERTISEMENTS.


Read the attractive advertisement lof
the old reliable Jeweler, Mr.. L. Fasnacb
if you want jewelry of any kind, or AIli-
ance seals, badges, &c.
If you want a Road Cart, Wagon or
Buggy, and want to select from a large
stock and where they are selling lively
and cheap, go to $50 Morgan street Raj
eigh, and you will have polite attention
from Yancev & Stronach. Read what
they say III our advertising columns.
1t is time to begin to look out for
Gins and other Cotton Machinery. Cotton
Seed Oil Mills and Fertilizer Machinery.
1t will cost but two cents to write to 4
Van Wrinkle & Co., Atlanta. GA. and oct
one of their handsomely illustrated Gaia
logues. We know their famous Gins
Feeders and Presses and do not hesitate
to sew that tts arc fTSf-class. Write to
ii em.
1t would be superf1uous for us to
undertake to introduce the old and sub
s~tantial House of W. H. & r. S. Tucker
to our North Carolina readers. But thew
have some splendid reading in their adj
vertlsement for those who are looking for
bargains in their line and they have 4
special word for all Alliance men in Wake
county. Read it and then go and talk to
them o 1t when you come to Raleigh
Hume, Minor a. Co., one of the
largest and most reliable Houses in this
country, offer special discounts to the
Farmers Alliance in their Pianos and
Organs. We know this House and the
personnel of its Firm and we do not hest
tate to commend it to the patronage Of
/ thu 4 ITanan ~ VE1nv o~o
heightened IN their dealings and will make
good their pledges. We have dealt with
them. If you want a Piano, Organ or
Sheet Music, write them for a catalogue
1t will be sent free.
And still they comeI North Carolina
Manufacturers are waking upl The Dur
ham Fertilizer Company ONE before our
readers with its popular fertilizer. Our
farmers seem inclined to give preference
to our home enterprises and this is right
and proper. The names of the Directors
of this Company is a guarantee that their
goods are meritorious. Such men as S.
4. Morgan, J.. s. Carr, L. A. Carr, Eugene
| Morehead, A. II. Stokes, =. j. Parish and
W. NJ. Morgan do not allow their names
to be published in connection with frauds.
Write to the Durham Fertilizer Company
and get prices.
The bright tobaccos of the golden
belt of North Carolina are famous the
world over, and it is not saying too much
perhaps, to ass srt that Mr.. ID. Y. Cooper
the energetic and enterprising proprietor
of Coopers Warehouse, in Henderson, N.
c., has handled and sold more Of this TO-
baceo than any living North Carolinian.
| We notice in a circular at hand that he
sold recently, four tierces for $1,849.I4,
and a single tierce from Nash county, for
the enormous sum of $59O.34. Besides
being a tip-top salesman he is one Of the
largest tobacco growers in Vance county.
Read his advertisement and try him.
We think we know something Of the
character and standing of the leading
brands of fertilizers sold in our State and
we know of none that has given more
general satisfaction where it has been
used than the Raleigh Standard Guano.
It is a home enterprise managed and con
trolled entirely by a home-man, who Is
one of the best and most successful farm
ers in the South and whose interests are
thoroughly identified with the people of
the State. Other things being equal we ARE
first for our home people and our State.
Before you buy your fertilizers write to
the Raleigh Standard Guano Company,
whose advertisement is in this paper. AHI-
ance men should read it and see the large
gold premiums offered and write for
prices. This Guano has the strong en-
dorsement OF many Of the very best farm-
ers in the State.