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Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1889-01-28

I've Men Arrested for Oessipg Away win
Other Peoples Turksys.

~ Ae1 ASresseu ZOE Uetsing Away with
Other Peoples Turkeys.
r. n. Baum was arrested near George.
eown Saturday night BY Ofiicer Wittick and
John esutman IVES captured near Lesman
R1ecs By Omosr Bsrnhold. They have beeu
oo0mitted 70 jail In default of bail 70 answer
ehargss oflarcsny and receiving stolen goods
oefore Squire Rohrer, OF Leamau Place
For some time past Milton Urich, Jacob
1aby and other people residing ct willismr.
eown and In that neiehborhood have
pesn nissing turkeys which were carried
c6 q night Suspicion pointed 70 the men
nader arrest, who are said to have been
sailing turkeys this winter. Last Friday
sight or early Saturday morning farmer
residiug near Strasburg wss awakened by
: noise among bis poultry. He arose and
Sound man trying 70 get away with two
turkeya When the thief cav the farmer
- ran, dropping one Of the fowls. The other
- pissed In the buggy, which was star d ing
near By, and drove ID. 1t IL said that the
soam ives Identified % one that Baum had
hirsd from Bsntmsn who keeps livery OF
0oudersburR. II 10 claimed that Sentmsn
md Bsum were seen in this city togeths z
on Saturday. Seminar has served Q term
n prison for selling other peoples tur.
keys and his reputation 10 not Of the best.
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1889-01-28
GIavo Dsoog sgasnsss.

CHICAGO. Jan. 8.-Catsle-Receipts, 100 |,
shipments. nOnes market steaoier !; boeves,
16s soi eowa tuii: ana mixed' q l'os 90 :
lbO0i market stronger, mixsd ana light q 70
a % heavy, y Gsol 80 stips. % so05 %.
sheep kscsipU. 80 head shipmsnts.
W~s,srn corn. fed. o. to0t7s; 1Sxas Shorn.
. 0o0i 20 lambs. % toe6 o.
shipments. lO0; market nothing doinGt all
through oonsgnments NO cars shipped 70
Boss = Rsoeipts. aDo head shipments
$50 ! market slow: Philadelphia. - 30
8 90; mixed. - sooo 90 v0rkers, q %
is; no cars shipped IN New YORK today.
Sheep Receipts. lop shipmsnt, NU
marnet nrm prime. q % q 90 fair 70 good:
0t0 70.
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1889-01-28
Nsv HorE nasrssa

asw YonE, Jan. 1-ylour market quiet
Zine, s2to12s6. snpernne, q bSoS is ninn
r1sTa VIZ, r y ess ssss Is City M ooS sS
go. ssa. 'e *,ns.s ssss. y:n:. & "' sSo; 50
ssb- sH Mar. s7kc Aay. b cox receipts,
Uorn 30. .,rsa. cash. uxc,
Jan, $40; Feb, AJko; March, llsfc Apiil,
teMc; r,.ssipts. ~ 30 shipmanta, lss, $50.
vat1 mo. l. W hlyo, stAtH 8o0lOo, no. 4 do.
s,kc; NO. Mixed. Jan, 80 Feb, 8lko Mar,
WAC vchpts b1 700, shipmsnts, l,Sl5.
rye dull Western. Wlnc; stats 7i07sc.
Lard quiet JAN. S1 26 Eeb., a H.
AolAsses quiet for ~ boiling stoa. '0lbo
BLACK strap, lee. New Orleans 2S02So
lnrpepune dull At t3k0l3ko
9osin dull strained 70 good, q 02}<0l U7k
Petroleum quiet Refined In bbis. q TO-
yreiRhfs dull grain 70 London, t9Sd.
Butter dull western Creamery, H0l7o.
Cheese steady westArn fiat 7osc.
sS;e isS on;o n;scS'y Ss,y ,oN oNEsc Fancy white. lso
lbkc.
sugAr arm Iasnnery Cuuoai, 90, aranula.
$50. &c; MOula A.. ~.
Yalow dull; fnn.o City, 6ko.
kice non inai; Carolina, fair 70 ROOd. eka.
C0noe steady Fair CArxoas. tor Mo, ike,
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1889-01-28
~I InEY MADE a n2lMSSI2Sw n2lSI2w EsoAPE.
osher a. WneS-kAe-.s==aes.k.s,o Coated

- ->-aN w
william B. Helene and wife, who reside
6 No 226 North Mulberry street, made q
BARROW sacape from autiocation BY coal gas
this morning. They sleep immed lately
over the dining room In which there 10 q
new heater. The fire was nxed a. usual
last evening, and Mrn. Helene arose first
this morning. She experienced very queer
Seelins, but managed to prepare breakfast
tor gentleman who boards with them.
Alter that she became deadly sick and was
uuaele TO do anything. When Mr..
HELENE awoke he folt 90 badly that he found
u htmpossible 70 arise from bed. Word WAS
sent 70 Mra Frank Tsylor, . sister OF MI.
HELENE, who reaides ut No. 81 North Mui.
berry street That lady went to the house
and found Mr.. Helene and wife In the con-
dition described. She sent for DR.. Yssg-
Jay, who came At once. He attended to the
couple and soon hsd them out OF danger.
They hsve been obliged TO remain In bed
al day, however, sad their deaths might
have been caused.
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1889-01-28
DHA TH6,

BAldy Bitner son Of u. r. ana Amelia U. Bit
ner. aged years.
Tns relatives aud friends Of the family are
respectfully invited TO attond the funeral,
from his pirsnts' residence. No. eos North
Duke street, on Tuesday afternoon at O'Clock.
interment a. Lancaster cemetery. ltds
WiKoAsD January 70. 1889, in this city,
Anna WiegAnd, widow OF tho late Henry b.
Wieeand.
The relatives ana friends Of the family are
respectfully invited TO attend the funeral,
from her late residence, No. % South Lime
sucst, on wednesday afternoon at O'Clock.
lnterment private.
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1889-01-28
5BRIL or CHAS. |, BROWN.
- - m. Davsa Wssalse q lrsaviDs.
- =. = HAyssa - Fsns Chsrss Of .
1sasss ~ Dsassssssss 10 Nsv Yorh.
4 nsess 80 cess Rsn rwsnsy Rsse

u 0oGUnArA, Jsn. - Tho remains Of
utoD l. brows, who wss killed In Obi
3no - "Wednesday aight arrived In town
I'D o1o1ay oofning, and was taken 70 his
l1Oo - Rsrsy strest above Front Brown
5N1D e0plcyod - brakeman on the O. B. &
q nd wm On cor that wss wrecked. In
oAeovoeing 70 esoape he wss Instantly
411o6, beiDg teffibly cus about The head,
r - his len arm was severed. The funeral
- hsl0 THE afternoon st Q o'clook, and the
vj0os W0s conducted By Rev. ". 8.
n0on, Of the Second street Lutheran
E,1.areA.
nrA David Wsidlsr died at her homo In
lfoevills. nssr here, ON Sunday night in
- SAsh yeaf Of her agA Death resulted
nun cousumption. Mra Weidler was .
SofDef yesident Of town and moved to
\ Ieeovillo about six week ago A husband
- three small children survive. The
1nnofal will b held on Thursday morning
q I'D lnterment st Mountvilla
0iO n. e. Layton hes been appointed 10
eAblhn and take charge Of . training
4 onAool for deacousssss In New York. This
( y - omce created BY the general confer.
4 go Of the Methodist Episcopsl church "a
& on11st In pastoral work. Misc Layton will
toave town On Tuesday.
&sv. Frederick Upham, d. D., president
~ vs. Drew theological college, hes been
~ Sod 10 deliver the annual missionary
Dormon In the Methodist church.
The nrst OF series Of Ave cent entertain
menis was given on Saturday night In the
methodist church parlors by tho Layton
band. The programme consisted OF tablesu
Min NJ E r.avfon rvs.oNaN ,,, shs ~ A.
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1889-01-28
"rnss 10 sss beos ssr nas."

"fhis 10 shs Boos sse Ms."
Don't buy your rubber boots until you have
seen the Colchester with sole leather heel.
This 10 tho best fitting ana most durable boot
In the market, made Of the best pure gum
stock. The sole leather heal saves money 70
the wearer.
Don't buy your arctics until you have seen
the Colchester Arctic with outside counter.
Ahead of all others in style and durability.
II youwant the worth Of your money try the
Colchester with outside counter. Sold at re-.
tail by John Hiemen1s North Queen street.
Lancaster. Fa. Al Wholesale BY
n. b. sPAHR SOM,
Dfe.2md York. Pa.
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1889-01-28
The PhiiAdslphia Cattle Msrx.,

PanA nADELPHIA, Jan. 20 The rece tnt. q, IN.
drove yards were
hogs. Zoo Previous weeE; Beevss sM1s M
sheep, ~ 90 hogs, 500
tse,i 1s.tls we're IN lair demand. ana butch.
srs bought iTrIiy At . dec inet Wa
quote sxtra. tk0Sc; good. skQsAl ms.
oinn. sA6<c.; common. S0ykc.
ehsep were Inactive. a'th 3uga prices con
uansa arm sxus, tkosAe, sovo. tk0se
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1889-01-28

The jsnitrsas Of the Lemon street school
building left the 0pl9gos turned on on
sunday. on the third floor Of the buildisg.
The school was mot vinlted By her until
shis morning when The building We found
70 be flooded with water. The ceilings ere
somewhat damaged. Tho wsssf wss princi.
psiiy 10 the halls. and school went % -
usual 10 day.
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1889-01-28
q ssrsss Fight.

= nshs on Church street near Rocklsns,
ny sunday nornins, was reported 1t the
aaoa houss. When the police arrived
sse 10 one was about A hat wss found
- ~ pavement, which wss Afterwards
nsa BY man who ssid he had not been
- hshr ls has since been learned that
ysorg men named DfschLar and
10Y ~e's attacked st the place by Q
VA -s.-s -, .-r. h-ai,.
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1889-01-28

Cn,oAso. Jan. %, sSO q m.-MArkot opspen:
o'Ac May, Sa)<.
May. &xo.
Pork-Jsn. ell IS, Feb, I'll 70I May.
C2l0
:, nard.Jan. "a 20 %, Feb, % o.; March.
.,.,rt ..ort n,o.-Lan.. 60 %; Feb, % s2x March.
ULO9fNa.
0Whent-Jan., sANc; FIs, siHc, Mar,
9skc May,0shc.
May. S6kc.
uats-Jan.. 2ike Feb, $50 May. 27kc
=, FORK Jan 81 Is; fe1.. el g.; March,
=. ,ard-Jsn.. ,e IS; Feb. % SIX; March.
Shori kiDa-Ian. 20 l2k Feb e6 Ipk , Mar
~ ~; May. 20 32k.
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1889-01-28
l LII BEAR TESTIMONY.

Those who have taken course at the Ian.
caster Commercial College cheorfullv teeNfy
- the superiority Of tho mode OF In struction
there given. Young ladies ana gentlemen
business education. Terms Liberal,
1ventng sessions On Tuesdays, Wednesda
ana srtdaSs. Information giysl by
LANoAsr.R BusINIss cOLLIGn,
no. lok East King street j96 Iva
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1889-01-28

THI monthly meeting OF the Ladies' Tract
society viii bs hsld Tuesday evening In the
kirst Reformed church.
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1889-01-28
Brssc,, si Prsniss ss,s.

D. Il. Eshlemsu, attorney for Catherine
Elisabeth Stoutsr. Of this city, to-day sn-
tered suit In the court Of common pl6as
against Michael r. BARLEY, IT,, Sor bssech
Of promisA She claims % 900 damages for
his failure 10 keep The promise hs mads 10
marry her.
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1889-01-28

Wa have tho finest ana cheapest line OF Al.
vcitsins Cards in thscity. Rev designs. Cali
apd see them. TIA
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1889-01-28
GHOE5! SHOESl

GHOES! SHOESl
Il would like to call the attention Of tho pub.
lie 70 our nen's line OF o. shoes and ur line OF
ladies' O. 10 shoes. The Mems % khoos we
havefn all styles and sizss. IL 70 . kh0o you
can DEPEND on for service. 10 nicely nnished.
for the money TO bo had nDyv here.
Call ana see II and compare It with any s shoe
In tbs city. 1t don't tate an expert 70 SO
shoe Tor et60 but marked 10 down 70 meet the
demands tor Q " Shoe. Our Ladies' Q, IS line
We have in KID. KID f0xed. Glove KID TOP ana
Pebble. This msses q very ntce Dress chOo.
ana II Will surprise you to Zee how nice shos
you can get for small sum. We carry full
prices made over the latest lasts. We DO not
misrepresent anything 3his season We keep
our goods and prices.
VIM. n. CAST,
NO. 100 NORTH QUEEN ST.. LANUAs'rER.
iunl-lvdWAF
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1889-01-28
NsW WADVHRrxssxsxM

ESTATH OF ROBl RT FE1GuU0N.
~ issS Of Manor tov nshIp. laneas,se Cos
estate having been granted 10 IL a. ~.
e1gne0s al per1Ons Indebted tAoreeO ~ -.
those hayiD9 Cia1ms or demands e9aiHSe n 9
sa1es VIII preeent them Without 61aoy ~
esessoSnt 0 the unoesoigusrs roo51lSg n
RENRY 2. vDaoupoN.
JACOB ., fkkaUolSH.
n. O. nwpnun. ! -lf = 11Son0x1x.
Attorney. t6ExSsW
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1889-01-28

tar skosc common. soske, euIis. sos,<s s.
noss vt: s.sr,v active, ana al srsAss sr.
pdd GOD : ..sssS, ss ,su: 10 q hss~S H:s,ssn, x
good STATE 7c.i cOmmon stats ana rough
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1889-01-28
ILLUSTRATED LEOTuRE.

CHRIsT In ART, LIFE II WAsHI S0TOM
AND ThE ClvLL WAk
0fand Illustrated Lecture BY Nrs. II. y.
NOM - In the Court House, ] ANU ANY 10 %
ana u. C0urSe 1icketp, 500. single Il cture.
10 Lecture - commence on uesday Even
ing at TAO O'CLOCK On Wodnesoay Evening
At SIS O'CLOCK 1anco &c
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1889-01-28
NsN ADVH1rIssNSAra.

WLECTlON NOTICR-TaB AN.
Am eemete y viii BE- hsld On nonasy, febru.
esyr ~ q p m.s q he hauhing house Of
D.x: Aochee oonA ~ oidee OF Tie prssi.
Jasselwl J.B MABTIR Secretary.
u heeeHSsf Extraets. Auotrie1 viciot ana
vlorl1a OFArge NO som. fbeoe, with O6OrD
Mec 1Axy etaasts eedo Q. Pond liies. Glover
. variety that vi suit TIE most fastidiouS
TASTE. 4 Argo varsity q -
= west King ets0o4
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1889-01-28

ROR ALBANIAN,
AZ. DoNNHLLY.
Having hithfully performed the duties of
the omoo OF Alderman OF the Seventh ward,
nov announce myaolf - . candidates for 10
election, subject 70 tho Decision OF the Domoo-
rary Of The seventh ward. at the primary cleo
Ton 70 be hel0 on saturday evenlng. February
J. IL. betweon the houis Of and o'oloex
Pm jlo10-A, ,nk
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1889-01-28

NOR RENT-FROM APRIL !, 1859.
-. ~ tbs store % room No. IA s1rth w. 2sssa
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-05-09
DrcGsmakine,

A --DRAPING gracefully sEseutss, and
n. neat dresses Quickly made; perfect In
% and finish. At nedsfate prices Nine
REYE0L0. L67s MsAgA 1 Shfd JsasaAl
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-05-09
flats Go Get, FURNISHED.

FULLY FURNISHED corner nst 10 let
4 In the Rockingham seth st. aud Broad.
way, until November / linen and silver,
$50 per month. Address A. NJ. T.. Tribune
0fice.
FAMILY going abroad will renS hand.
Il someiy furnished fiat cheap; central
elevator, &c. MANCHESTER, 80 East
16th.St
4 ARGE, handsome rooms 20 rent, without
IL board private house; references. l4e
West 45th.st.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-05-09
Rooms iDanito.

Brooklyn.
FURNISHED ROOM wanted IN Brook.
lyn, within walking distance 81 the
BridaS. Address, with particulars. II. III.
H., Tribune oaice.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-05-09
il)ork n)anteo.
Females

Females.
I ADY stcnogr1phrr and typewriter, Rraiu'
IL ate Of Painc's business College, d..
s.res position. Address PAINE'S COL.
LEGE lO7 West 3l'h.st.
I ADY s,cnugraphrr and typewriter Rem,
IL lugtOHI duBlT's a position law pre-
irrFnd "a ir'ss :. F., Tribune Uptown
once. 1898 BroHfwNy.
SsrLNOGRAFIIEE and TYPEWRITER
- young woman experienced AMI rcii-
bic, Wishes position salaIy SO. Address
PERM An ENT. BoN IL Tribune Once.
TYPEWRITER, owning machine. would
L Ike copying 10 do Il home. Address
Box 10, Tribune once.
NOUNG LADY u European education,
Rrri.rlass hand rmhruilcgcr oil Kinds
wishes engagement a. trlcaqr
OF fufrlaty Address TEACHER, Box T.
Tribune Onice.
VOUNG AMERICAN LADY wishes Q
I position 10 pnlce or stDir; god pen
man best reference. Address Misc j.
BELLOWS, I COS 2d.aye.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-05-09
Gcuntrp Boarb i1)aniso.

n, oUKrRY board wanted W gentleman
and wife, within an hour Of the city
comfo,tsb bic farm house VII answer; Aaafess
gxNp1iID, iba 6th-syt.. NJ 4" nVihg par
healara. -------.s------------
" DUNG GENrLEMAN AZ Ss1 n,;, S2ssa Fam, ana
ron sn.aYssy Addreah staspg par.
Hswvissa u. ". H., Tribune ohies.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-05-09
Gounirn Boaro.

~ TypNISUEp rooms 70 let, with board,
II a. Yenkefs; fine view Of river; near
both dspota. Sc Bpcns Vista-avs, rot.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-05-09
domestic siiuatiOns i,,amtss
Eennales.

n HAMBERIAID. &c. by q yespeossbits
~ girl nsst class or as pafseHnaid Will
ing and oolging. CAN or address. present.
employer, Isl MadIson-aye.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-05-09

| n ooK.-A lady wants a place for . COM
~ petent cook, who IL agreeable and gives
entire satisfaction. Apply - East S7th-
| St, Thursday.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-05-09
Rrai Geiaie.

EOR SALE OF 10 exchange for u1iMr
u proved property; tenement peighb0rhOod
preferred; haons0me fac on 9Th
scuth Of eoth-sk insluding corner tust com.
pleted; for further particulars address
2. r. CALLAHAN. 2So ESst 4Qd-A
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-05-09
Grlu n)dnleo.

.~,>>oNN>,>N~~-~~~.-~--~-- .~>~>~>>-.>~->>>-~>
Males.
90 M YOU SEEKING EMPLOY
"A MENT T-The old.estsbllEhed Metro.
pOlitanARenCy, the most reliable employ.
ment bureau In America, can aid desirable
men secure employment aS ONCE managers,
b)okGesper porter packer. Watehmcn.
clerks and saleIacn. Jnnit0fs. caro.takers,
useful men, farmers. cCachmeu ard Eardc...
ers, mechanics, or any trade, profession or
calling. I'VE ALSO FURNISH MALE
70 EAtLOYERS.D Call, .Wrtc or tele.
phone orders at our expense. METROPOLI.
TAN AGENCY, ass broadway.
A STUDENT wanted In an architects
~ unieC; slight knowledge OF drawing
required. ARCHITECT, Box 10, Tribune
A LITERARY and art publIshlng bust.
n LES requires Two Zen 81 sOWr means
a. correspondent, here and In Europe. 4.
II. SUMNER 50 broadway.
NUANTED.-A general manager. three
w special arcNts and \ superintendent %
represent the Mutual Reserve. ENCEP.
FEfS Coon MnY lpp GE y sf qp Or
personally 70 /. T. PATEHEGN, Room II,
9S Park Row Ncw.Ydrk CITY.
w ANTED --c5 farmers ard gardeners
w and 90 do ni!y'ng Inpuiru NJ ola
Washing,oa.sL AUGUST WEEK.
Females.
COOK. asdt washing houseworke' ;
Apply I.IS5 broadTay,
7 ADIES TAUGHT DRESSMAKING
Ia cutting. Gg.-wr!tc for circular. POSI-
lions guaranteed. sToNE's, ais ith.avo.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-05-09
Giip Rcal estate Go Get.

Il OTIS, 30 and 4th, In new building. IS
IL by 95, over stable; plenty Of light;
with % without steam. SOD West 22d.st
ITO LEr.-L0fts. IS n. by IS f., steam
GEO. n EDDY, sss Msdison-st.
ITO LET.-ARTHUR HALL; festivals,
j soelsbles or lectures. LeDox-aVe.,
12oth-st
I'VE HAVE STILL some good spaee in
w our factory 70 let - manufacturers OF
INV kind with or without ~ yer Come
end see building before space i taken
spiendld Inducements Also large yards
for stone, coal or lumber mon. Good bus.
ness CHARGE.
WORKING CO..
1Sith-st and Alexander ave.
The progressive farmer. [volume] (Winston, N.C.) 1886-1904, 1889-09-03
Ancient and Modern.

Years ago almost every one traded at
q certain place, whether the goods were
cheap or not ; simply for friendships
sake. They now trade where they know
they can save the most of their hard
earned money. They now consider
friendship and business as two distinct
things. People are also waking up on
the credit system. They. have found
out, after many struggles to..meet their
obligations, that that man is happiest
who pays as he goes. There are thou
sands in this land to-day who owe the
first ray of happiness they had seen in
months, aye; rel years, to the iron
rule of the Racket System-Cash on
Delivery. It is an utter impossibility
for n merchant TO sell goods on q
credit as cheap as the one who sells for
cash. This is both reason and common
sense. Now our,rule is to buy and sell.
Everything, without exception; for the
hard American money down.
BIG RACKET STORE.
The progressive farmer. [volume] (Winston, N.C.) 1886-1904, 1889-09-03
EXTRACTS FROM A LETTER
FROM CLEVELAND.

Bro. s. j. Virgins, Secretary of
Union Springs Alliance, No. 976,
Cleveland county, says his lodge num-
bers now forty good and true Ali.
ancemen. The membership has been
ms high IS sixty, but the chaf has
been blown away, and the material
they have now is of atsA1liance
grit, which, having, once put hand to
the plow, will not look back, or make
\ crook in the furrow until they have
ploughed under all trusts, monopolies
and chattle mortgages. The CORE
spondent says: when this is &C
complished then will we see the farm
ing and laboring classes of this goodly
land Of ours growing up into better
stature mentally, morally and inan-
cially. Let us not forget that the
foe with which we are to stand face
80 face is q formidable one; a foe not
only TO the material development of
the country, but a foe to civil liberty
and to the life of the Republic itself.
We must reassert our manhood
make our own trusts, and make our
selves independent, by making our
supplies at home. We must go into
the primary meetings of the political
parties and lash the friends and tools
of these iniquitous combines from the
seats of power and influence. We
must drive from our Legislative halls,
both State and National, these trait
ors to the people, who are slaves to-
organized monopoly, andsput in their
places men of lofty, patriotic purpose,
who have the moral courage to act
according to their convictions of right
and duty. We must have Legislators,
congressman and governors who are
not afraid of trusts and combines
We must have those In Office who
cannot be bought or inundated; we
must see to it that the great agrieul-
tural interests of the country are pro-
tected by just and impartial legisla-
ton. We must teach the self-con.
stituted sbosses'' that the government
belongs to the people and not to them;
that political parties are the creatures
of the people, and that the people COM
pose them, and they should, and will,
control them. Let the people do
this, and then we can have men in
our Legislative halls who will place
the iron hand of the law upon these
conspirators. Then, and not till then,
can we hope for relief. The. farmers
of the land are the men to do this
they can do it, and they must do it.
liz we continue to suffer from bad
legislation, and the trusts continue to
Cypress US, the farmers alone will be
% blame for it."
The progressive farmer. [volume] (Winston, N.C.) 1886-1904, 1889-09-03
NOTICE.

In addition to- c ntEact made by Capt.
Darden for 10000 yards of bageing, I
have lust closed a contract with the ].
Turner. Morehead Go. Mills for all the
cotton bagging they can make tor Deem
Der lst, at 121 cents per running yard.
F. o. B. per cent. off for cash. It is
A inches wide, weighs II ounces per
ward. Will be shipped to Business Agents
as fast as it can be manufactured, say
from 8 ,OOo.to 5000 yards per month.
viii be shipped with cash draft bill of
lading attached. Orders will be filed in
regular order as received. Business
Agents who have not done SO, will place
their orders at once for bagging.l
W. 81. WORTH, State Business Agent.