The progressive farmer. [volume] (Winston, N.C.) 1886-1904, 1890-08-26

Y u Alliance, your pOSt0fice and your
! county, plainly. wnen you write to the
President, Secretary, Trustee, Business
Agent or Chairman Of Executive Com
mttee Of the State Alliance,
Bro. J. L Britt, of Durham's
Greek Alliance, has our thanks for q
club Of six subscribers.
-Asbury Alliance, No. 343, Chat
ham county, at d recent meeting,
passed a resolution hat they would
not officially endorse any candidate for
Office,
There will be an Alliance rally
and picnic at Warmers School House,
Forsyth county, on Saturday, the OH
inst. Prominent speakers will be
present and a good band will furnish
music.
Bro. A. J. Moorefeld, Secretary
of Dan River Alliance, has our thanks
for two subscribers. He says he used
& Alliance GuanO' beside two stand
! ard brands, and considers it equal to
the best.
TO our friends we VIII say that II
is impossible to furnish back numbers
Of The Progressive FARMER, as the
subscr ptions have como III s. fist
that We can't hardly supply papers to
su- scribers,
BIO. Wn. J1nker, of Cabarrus
county, writes that No. 8 township is
Just cooling off after s great victory
gained IN that they have succeeded III
nominating their cboic- for the Iegis
iature IN that county.
-Bro.W NJ. Bogge.t, Of s. Paui's,
n. c., has our thanks To- q club OF
seven subscribers. He Says his Ali
snce is on a boom. They have eight
applicants ready FIR Initiation and
three applications on file.
Bro. W. B. Wright, writing
from GreenvilIe, says his Alliance has
about 40 members, some Of them the
best men in the community. They
have resol yed not to support any man
for Office who is opposed to Alliance
measures.
BRO. Augustus jones, Of Oregon
Alliance, Beaufort c)unty, writes that
they are alive and doing well; that
they have done business through the
State Agency to the amount of two
hundred dollars. He reports crops in
a good condition.
Bro. R. G. Whitener, Secretary
of Providence Alliance, No. l,I2l,
writes hat they have "a male and l3
female members. They have paid
SIS to the Business Agency fund.
Bro. Whitener has our thanks for a
club of five subscribers.
Bro. M. A. Alternately, of Monbo,
Catawba county, writes that Shawanee
Alliance, No. 431, is a unit on the
Alliance demands, and is going to
stand by the nan who pledges him
self to them, and drop the man who
refuses to endorse them.
Bro. J. G. Perry, of Pasquotank
county, has our thanks for a club of
IL subscribers. He writes that his
Alliance has purchased a cotton gin
and expecks to gin their own cotton
that the order is on a boom in his
vicinity and gaining members rapidly.
Bro. M. D. Wilson, Secretary of
Mitchell County Alliance, writes that
the brethren discussed business very
earnestly at their county meeting.
Unity and brotherly love prevailed in
all their deliberations. Bro. R. H.
Freeland was elected President of the
County Alliance.
Bro. J. w. Mcintosh, writing
from townsville, Alliance, Lincoln
county, says that the old party bosses
tried the Whip-popping game in that
county, but it wouldn't work. He
says: "Send more subscription blanks
at once. l must work for The Pro,
GREssIvE FARMER"
BRO. W. G. McLennon, Secretary
of Mt. Vernon Alliance, No. 1875.
Mitchell county, writes that Col. T.
b. Long, State Lecturer, delivered a
fine address at Spice Pine recently.
1t was an Alliance speech throughout,
He thinks we need more Bro. Longs
IN our order. He is right, too.
Bro. H. T. Phillips, of Davidson
county, writes that they had q nice
picnic at Holloway church on the 18th
inst. Bros. II. E. Thomas and [. L.
Wright addressed the audience before
dinner and Bro. Phillips in the after
noon. The table was $50 feet long
and the dinner superb.
Bro. D. S. Spain, Secretary of
Greenvllle Alliance, No. 7O8, Pitt
county, sends two subscribers. He