The progressive farmer. [volume] (Winston, N.C.) 1886-1904, 1890-03-11

AQe0I OF OQ6lIn46n O1 G4CS0G4VC OSD
mittee of the State Alliance.
Ia - ' - 49,
Bro. W. NJ. Stevenson, Secretary
of Central Falls Alliance, Randolph
county, writes that they are in for the
! fight, though they have only bee
organized q short time.
Bro. G.. 7. Boyette, Secretary of
Florence Alliance, No. 62l, Johnston
county, writes that his Alliance is not
dead, though it has been in a cold
state, it is now improving.
Bro. VIM. J. Gilbert, Secretary
oaSCrooked Creek Alliance, No. 1928,
J Mcdowell county, writes that his Ali,
ance has los members and all Of them
seem very much interested in the good
work.
Bro. W. s. Cox sends us a list of
three subscribers from Lewiston,
BERTHE county, for which he has our.
thanks. He says that they have so
members and a number of them read
The PROGRESSIVE FARMER.
Bro. J. L. McGinsey, of Linville
Alliance, No. 453, Burke county,
writes that his Alliance has about so
members and four to initiate at next
meeting, and that they all are of the
true Alliance grit.
| Goodwin Alliance, Nc. l3l, at
a recent meeting, endorsed the Sub,
Treasury plan, and demanded that our
representatives in both branches of
the National Legislature do all in their
power to get the bill passed.
Sister Lena Tomlinson writes
from Mofitt's Grove Alliance, No.
1854, Davidson county, that her zAlli-
ance has ,1O4 members, AZ of them
beiEy females. She asks the ladies to
all join in and help to fight the farm
ers' battles.
Bro. A. J. Hunter, Secretary of
McDowelrs Creek Alliance, No. 283,
Mecklenburg county, sends US resotu-
tions endorsing the s~ub.treasury plan
and the St. Louis meeting, and asking
that Congress take immediate action
upon the matter.
Bro. S. J. Cobb, President of
Bon Aide Alliance, No. 683, Robson
county, sends a club of five subscrib
ers for which we return thanks. He
writes that his Alliance now has near
ly 100 members and their motto is,
"onward and upward"
At a regular meeting of Panacea
Springs Alliance, the Sub-Treasury
plan was endorsed and resolutions
passed which were ordered to be sent
to4Senators Vance and Ransom, and
the members resolved to support the
plan under any and all circumstances.
Bro. Wilson Hudler, of Enterprise
Alliance, No. 1854, Ashe county,
writes that his Alliance is well Offered
and prosperous. He is of the opinion
that more of them should read The
PROGRESSIVE FARMER, and to that end
he agrees to work in the interest of
the paper.
Bro. J. H. Richie, Secretary of
Pine Forest Alliance, No. $50, Ca
barrus county, writes that his Alliance
is in a prosperous condition and grow
ing in interest; that taey are indebted
to the members of the St. Johns
Grange for a suitable place to hold
their meetings.
Bro. K. W. Fitch, Secretary of
Union Ridge Alliance, No. Ito,
Alamance county, writes us that they
r in a prosperous condition, have II
members; that their new hall is about
completed, and that they are buying
their groceries through the State
business agent.
Bro. W. K. Carter, Chaplain of
Trinklow Alliance, No. Lila, Pasquo-
tank county writes that his Alliance
has 35 members; that he thinks THE
PROGRESSIVE FARMER the best paper in
the world, and that his zeal for the
order has been largely increased since
he became a subscriber.