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The morning call., 1891-03-12
WEATHER. JURISDICTIONS.
SIGNAL SERVICE. L. S. Army, !
DIVISION OF THE PACIFIC, 7

SIGNAL SERVICE. Z. s. ARMY,0
DIVISION or THE PACIFIC,
SAN Francisco. March Il. 1912 p. NJ
SYNOPSIS for the Past Twenty-four Hours.
The barometer has fallen in Northwestern Cali
foruia. western Oregon and Western Washington.
elsewhere t has risen, especially an Nevada. An
ether storm is approaching of Vancouver Island.
Heavy cloud formation is reported from Western
oregon throughout California. in Western Nevada
and ia South cru Arizona. The barometer is highest
IL Eastern Washington and Eastern Oregon, and
lowest ia Southeastern California. The winds are
north 10 east iu Oregon and Washington. north TO
west In Northern California and Nevada. and south
10 west ia southern California and Arizona. The
larometric pressure is generally below the normal
ia estrrn Oregon, California and Arizona. The
temperature has fallen in Nevada and Central Cali
torua. elsewhere has risen especially in oregon
and Washington. Rain has fallen in California
ana Western Nevada; elsewhere fair weather has
prevailed. The following precipitation is reported
from signal Service stations: Red Bluff, trace;
San Francisco trace; Eureka, .OS of an inch this
morning, but missing this evening.
Forecast Till & p. NJ. Thursday.
For Northern Califoruia-Fair weather, except
liell rains along the Coast; westerly shifting 10
soUtn1rIy winds; nearly stationary temperature.
For Southern California-Fair weather, except
Ugh. rain ~ Los Angeles: winds generally westery
nearly stationary temperature.
Tor oregon and NasLiugtOn-Falr weather. ex-
cent lhr rains at RoSeuurg and followed by rain at
Portland and FORT Caubyi winds shifIingto easterly
nearly stationary temperature in the western por-
tiou; slightly warmer tie eastern portion.
JoHN p. FINLEY.
Lieutenant Nineteenth Infantry Un charse).
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of New York to shell the city. CONSERVATION
prevailed in the Navy Department. New
Workers who got wind of the prospect were
frightened. But old Commodore Vanderbilt
soothed the terrors of Mr.. Gideon Welles by
assuring him that if the Merrimac did run
the forts in the lower bay and work her way
up to the city, he would undertake to sink her
bynightfall with the tugboats, of which there
were hundred available for the purpose.
81 can drive tugboat," said the old man.
Through the strongest wharf that was ever
built. would split the Merrimae as sharp
l-nife snlits an annlp.N
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Trouble Over a Trunk.

Mrs. Theresa Heitmeer declares that her
trunk was rifed while she was serving six
months imprisonment in the House of Cor
rection for drunkenness. She says that she
left the trunk in the property-cierk's office
at the old City Hall. and that laCes and jew
els, which were among the contents, are
missing. The trunk was left with certain
Police Court lawyers as security for $50,
but they disclaim all connection with the
removal of lis contents. The woman has
procured a search warrant with a view OF
recovering the missing articles.
The morning call., 1891-03-12

An announcement was made in the obit-
uary column of THE CALL on the 18th ult.
Of the reported death in Germany of DIR.
II. F. Hoffman, Of Alameda, the date and
cause of his death being at the time un-
known. A friend in this city yesterday re-
ceved letter from the doctor, dated Ores
den, Saxony, February 81, 1891, ana post
marked the following day-four days after
the announcement OF his decease here. His
friends and patients will be glad to learn
that the announcement was not only errO-
neous, but that the doctor is in as good, if
not better, health than when he started on
bis ri
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DAILY CALL dncluding sundays, 81 per year by
r.fI.pcstpaid. II cents per week, or % cents per
calendar month through carriers. DAILY CALL,
ftecOries, three months. ST. 20. SUNDAY GAEL
sixteen raqes). 81 90 per year, postpaid SUNDAY
CALI. aud W EERLY CALL, 81 SO per year, post
paid. v EEKLI CALL eight pagesl, 81 % per year,
Fost aiG. Cubs Of ten (sent to one address, $40.
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Chronic Alcoholism.

DR.. Williams held an autopsy yesterday
on the body of John Coyne. the teamster
who died on Monday morning at 400 Elev-
enth street. Chronic alcoholism was found
TO have caused death. DIR. L. West signed
a death certificate to that effect. but as
investigation.
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rrr Montgomery street, near Clay, open until II
c.rio,r p. NJ BRANCH OFFICES: 10 Market
street near Kearny open until y O'Clock midnight;
:yq Hayes street, open until 80 O'Clock; SOB
IarFiu street open until 80 O'Clock; 25lS Mission
strtlr. open until 9 o'clock T. NJ and 1l6 Ninth
49, .L..n rLnrII 20 p, N
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FuRN1rrRr-By NJ. J. Simmons. at 1857 Market
ST.. at II o clock.
- FrRNIruRE.-By Nathan Jonas, at 462 Sixth
St. ar j o'clock.
ItRN5TuRF--By Geo. F. Lamson, at 2ll5 Broad
way Heights, at II O'Clock.
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Death of Mrs. Quinn

The sudden death of Mrs. Catherine
Quinn at 1126 Valencia street was reported
to the Coroner yesterday afternoon. The
deceased was native of Ireland, aged so
years, and had been paralyzed for over a
The morning call., 1891-03-12

MIR. PHILIP Z. KELLY of Kelly Bros, dry
goods merchants, &c aud % Sixth street, re-
turned from The East on Monday last where he
purchased the finest line of fancy dry goods ever
brought 10 the city. Due notice will be given Of
their spring opening.
The morning call., 1891-03-12

HIS THIRD JUDGMENT. = Oscar Steiner has
recovered another judgment against W. NJ.
Early, this lime In Judge LAWYERS department.
for S23GO 80. This makes The third Judgment
Steiner has recovered from the same defendant
III tile Superior Court this week.
The morning call., 1891-03-12

For GUARDIANSHIP LETTERS. Alfred b.
Field has petioned for letters of guardianship
over the estate and person Of Alfred Gerry Field
minor and legatee of $500, under the will OF L.
q. Lapham. late OF New Yoik.
The morning call., 1891-03-12

RTx MUST YAcATE.-The ejectment and dam
age suit OF John Horseman against William Rix,
which has been on trial in judge HunI's depart
ment before jury, was yesterday d rcided in the
plaintiffs favor the damages assessed being $3.50.
The morning call., 1891-03-12

RESTORED TO CAPACITY. = Daniel l.. Nc
Shane, lately an Incompetent person, has been
40 imnged restored 10 canAclLY by Indge CnlIeY
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HELD FOR BUBGLARY.-DanieIR Rhodes, who
broke into Anderson's saloon Third street
and stole quantity of liquors and cigars. has
$4,000 bail.
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Fire

The large stock of carpets, furniture. ETC., OF
Newman Brothers, III Sixth street, being dam
aged by fire and water. must be sold at a sacri-
Gaa
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MENDocISo's BANKs.-Bank Commissioner
DuDsmoor has examined the MendOcin0 Dis
count Bank and the Bank of Mendocino. He re-
ports the resources aud liabilities OF The former
10 be Sl44 ,079 rs and OF the latter, S4S4, 033 49,
The morning call., 1891-03-12

AFTER a sleepless night, use Angostura Bitters to
tone up your system. Buy only the genuine, manu-
featured by DR.. Segert Il Sons. At all druggists.
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NOTICE OF MEETINGS.

BEFcHAN's Pills act like magic on a weak stomach
EXTRA mince pies SWANS. 2l3 suffer street.
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Edward Phillips, painter, has failed for
S7543 Sc, aud has filed petition in in
solvency. He has no available assets.
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CENTEMEBI Kid Gloves have removed 10 7
Kearny street. They are The perfection of fit.
The morning call., 1891-03-12

THE MORNING GALL
Has larger circulation than any other
ncMsnlper pnblishel in san Franclsco.
The morning call., 1891-03-12

Two pounds cream mixed candy. in japanese
baskets, only 50c. TOwnsend's. 627 Market.
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GAN FRANCISCO, CAL. MARCH IL, 1891
~ Sealed proposals. in trplcate. Will be received
here, until IL Friday, April TO- 1891, and then
opened, for transportation Of military supplies dur
ing fiscal year ending June 30, 1892, as follows:
Route No. l-Reno. New, TO Fort Bdwell. CAL, or
Legan, CAL, TO Fort Bidwel. CAL, wagon Transport
taton: Route No. 2-Arcata, Cal, to Fort CASTOR
CAL. pack mule transportation. Government re-
serves the right to reject any ALI proposals. All
information furnished on application to under
proposals Tor transportation" and addressed to j.
G. CHANDLER. Deputy Quarterrnaster-General U.
5. A. mr1l At apt 2t
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BROKEN hOrehOund candy, zoe lb Townsends'
PEARS Soap is The most elegant toilet adjunct.
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MONEY TO LOAN.

IN End MORTGAGE OR NOTES; ON ISL
" mortgage ~. J. L. lSAACS All O'Farreii oc3tt
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The Palace Salt Water Tub and Swimming,
7I3 hilbert street. are now open for the seasOn.-
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MISUNDERSTANDING.


W DIRK OF ANY KIND WANTED BY AN HON
w est industrious boy, 10 years of age; only 3
months from Europe: speaks German: writes and
speaks a little English. Address Boy, Box 116,
CALL Branch Office. mr1l 2t<
WANTED-MAN HANDY WITH TOOLS, IN
w genious about machinery, plain carpenter,
painter, etc.; will act clerk in store and make
himself generally useful. Address Tools, Box SO,
CALL Branch ONCE. mrl0 st"
D ELIABLE YOUNG MAN. 49, NOW EMPLOYED
LII evenings. wants position In produce commission
house. Address r. w, Box 81, this Office. miro s.
CITUATIoN WANTED: CAKE-BAKER; FIRST
~ Glass; city or country. Address 6lS Minna. 10 80
TEMPERATE MAN OF 10 YEARS OFFICE EX-
perence. book-keeper. with fair knowledge OF
shorthand wants a situation; wages no object. Adj
dress V. s., 1925 OFarrell ST. mrs It's
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. ASSOCIATION OF
Il Stationary Engineers furnish reliable engineers
short notice. Headquarters 1O4 First ST. $. +. Q :
YOUNG GERMAN WHO UNDERSTANDS THE
i care of horses and driving wishes situation in
city or country. Address U. WUEGER, 6l3 Bush
street. mr1 It~
THE EVENING BULLETIN, PRICE REDUCED
to Is cents per week. delivered by carrier to any
part OF the city; the Bulletin is the BEST Oldest
and largest evening paper published on the coast
orders by postal-card or otherwise VIII receive
prompt attention. Office 622 MONTGOMERY st
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Ii PERSONS RAPIDLY AND SAFELY RE
~ duced by Du Bots Anti-obesity Tea. A. Il
SMITH & co. l3nO Polk. cor. Bush. SuTrh 6m
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oE
~ Dorie Lode. No. ZIG, T, and a
THIS GrHGKsbAT5 'S EyENISG' at 7;s5 *
O'Clock. First degree. All Nasons are in-/>Y\
v5ed to attend by order 7. d, = Of the W ~
10 a 'H NJ meets -- Thfis (THdRsDAY1 ~
EVENING. March 18th, at 80 O'Clock. Xxx
Third degree An Master Masoas in good w
standing are invited. BY order of the Master.
1t GEORGE JOHNSON, Secretary.
EF Loyal California ods.e, .,SNNlgh>.
4~S I. o. o. f., Manchester Unity. -SSTE&
Regular meeting of the above VIII be 9sS
heid THIS EVENING at st. Georges r/=ThE>s>
Hall. 909Ia Marx ct St Imitation Visiting brothers
cordially invited. f. L. WAGNER, N. q.
r T. HoLLISGs, Secretary. jas fh tt
b~9 A. o. +, meets TONIGHT, ia oFar- ~
rel st. Ancient feresters welcome ~
L. TRIrTEN BACH, C. r. e.
WILLIAM WALLACE, r. S.
~ The San Francisco Scottish W..
Dc Thistle Club-Regular monthly \. u ~
meeting THIS (THURsDAY) EVENING, SA1&y
80 o'Farrell ST., at o'clock sharp.
DONALD g. c. MCKAY, Royal Chief.
GEORGE w. PATTERSON, Recorder. IL
a" Golden Gate Alliance, No. 2. IN
a~S S. p A. of Callfornia-The REGULAR ejJEss5AA7
semrmonthy meeting viii be held in X. X. Nm
M + Ha 2 THIS Is lT To sSdo EVENING ~
' NV r. j. BARRY, President.
JOHN GANEv. Secretary. it
~ Journeynnen sh pwrights'. Associn-
B~S tiOn-The regular meeting will be held at
Mutual Hall. So 0'FarrelI ST., on THURSDAY
EVENING, March 18th, at 7 80 o'clock Election
OF officers will be held and full attendance Is re-
CURED. CHARLES CHEFFERS
~ the evening Bulletin, Price Re-
H. duced to Is cents per week, delivered by car
Ter any part OF the city, the Bulletin BEST
Oldest and largest evening paper published on The
coast; orders by postalcard otherwise Will re-
ceive prompt attention. Office 622 Montgomeryst
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4 Y NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. bNVS " IiVlsl-S 4 IL
" retail grOeers; the oldest established and
most reliable house ON the Pacific Coast; teas ard
coffees speciality; chromos or crockery; bes5
goods at lowest prices; country orders packed and
shipped free. 8 and IL montgomery ave-. - and
az Fourth ST.. 400 and All Montgomery ave, 4Ol
HAYES st. 1el7 TuThSu u
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l71NE PAINIINGS By IAN LKNItK, HILL
L Keith etc; fine viollns, on ebony and gold con
cert grand piano sale, at 14l4 Sacramento s.;
parties going abroad. mr1O lltH
DRIVATE HOME IL CONFINEMENT WHERE
L the patient VIII have the best OF care; charges
moderate. 949 Harrison st. mrll ~
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DE ADVISED IN TIME AND SAVE MONEY BY
u coming to the dissolution sale; you pur-
chase for SIS merchant taor-made 3button cut
away dress suit, our former price S27, made by n
leading Boston merchant tailor for $40 ORIGINAL
MlSFlT CLOTHING PARLoRS, cor. Post and Du-
pont stS.: open evenings.
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ITO INTENDING BUILDERS-CALL AND SEE
L our cottages, fats, ETC., substantially built; all
modern improvements guaranteed; lowest price in
city. ii. W NJ KAN Il CO., architects, 1917 Market.
DEvELATION To LADIES; DR. KIRKwOODS
Ia Safeguard; intaliDie, beneficial healthy; agents
The morning call., 1891-03-12

CARPETS CLEANED: 8 AND 5 CENTS PER
" yard. 453 Stevenson; Tele. 322S; S.STRATTAN
VIOLIN, GUITAR, MANDOLIN AND BANJO.
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I DAUVILLIERS NURSERY K &c NJ o j. y
u from 24i1 Bush St to 27l6 Bush; all kinds OF
plants flowers and seeds for SALE also contractor Of
gardens. mrS 81
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w ALTER FITZ-GEORGE, EXPERT ACCOUNT
W ant and auditor. 425 Montgomery st.-Balance
sheets and profit and loss accounts prepared ar5-
udlloh anu tIusi accoults q specIty; cOhplicaBeI
and tradesmens books written up by special con-
tract n
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DkESSn AkEkS.
QUITS MADE FROM 50 so UP-rERFEcr FIR
- made in 24 hours. l15 StaSSton st. mrs 7t&
A Ii LADIES WISHING TO HAVE ELEGANTLY
n fitting suits made, handsomely drapcd for as.
or with goods, making and trimmings s .. call
on MRS MORRIS. 1924 Geary st, mrs It's
MRS. b. keller. ll9 sToCKToN-SuIrs So so
wi up: cutting, fitting. T5c: op. Wigwam. jill 6m
DRESS KING AND DRESS CUTTING
~ School; You taught 10 make dress from be
ginning to end 2uS Powell st. ,leSl u
FINANCIAL.
old GOLD AND SILVER BOUGHT SEND
" your old gold and silver by mail 60 the old and
reliable house OF A. COLEMAN, Al Third St, San
Francisco: 1 VIII send by return mail the cash. il
amount IS not satisfactory Will return the gold. 2y
QOSO0 TO LOAN. 125 KEARNY ST.. ROOM
OAOOO "a: TO b p. NJ. mrs Il
Go 600 0nO TO LOAN on RANCHES:
do. oUU.OUU large sums below market rates
JOHN 4. LITTLE 10 Safe Deposit BuiItl'g dl6 5n
MONEY TO LOAN ON REAL ESTATE. c. u.
w STREET CO.. AIS Montgomery St no7 II
GAN FRANCISCO COLLATERAL LOAN BANK.
~ 53S kearny ST., the only corporation that lends
money on diamonds. watchcS low interest ocl u
CMALL ADVERTISEMENTS AND SUBSCRIP-
~ lions taken at CALL Branch Offices. sos Larkln
st., S39 Hayes ST and 25l5 Mission ST.; open till
$3.50 r. x. ryStf
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PERSONALS.

TTENTIoN. LADIES-WE ARE PREPARED
n to fill orders for all occasions having an
artistic har-dresser: try the Vienna bang; bangs
cut and curled, 20 cents. La Verite Toilet bazaar,
3251S Geary st. mrl2 Tyr
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ORGANIZERS WANTED FOR THE BEST ONE
" yeaI order; pays 800 in one year; SIS weekly
sick benefits: send for terms. ADVANCE BEN 4
FICIAL ORDER 926 Spring Garden St. Philadel-
phia. Pa. mrl2 II 1t
A GENTS-wE HAVE THE ONLY AUTHENTIC
~ lie of General Sherman; authorized and In
dcrsed by his family; complete canvaSsilg outfit 90
cents. Beware of Unauthorized and catcb-penny
editions. Pacific Publishing Company, 1886 Market
ST., San Francisco. mrlI 1t
NJ ANTED-AGENTS TO ATTEND OUR DIS
w solution sale, where you can purchased mer-
chant tailor made dress suit for SIS. former
price $50 made by leading merchant tailor for
$50. ORIGINAL MISFIT CLOTHING PARLURS,
cor. Post IN Dupont SIS. Open evenings.
The morning call., 1891-03-12
FEMALE HELP WANTED.

GIRLS FOR HoUsEwoRK, COOKING. CHAMB-
CLAY ST 1t
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Pomona Hill Nurseries

Fruit Trees, Vines, Evergreens,
Shade Trees, Green House Plants, etc.
Over One Million Trees and Vines, old
and new varieties.
Send for catalogue No. l of Fruit
Trees, Vines, etc, and catalogue No, 2
of Young Roses and Green House
Plants.
J. VAN LINDLET,
$50 Pomona. n. Q
The progressive farmer. [volume] (Winston, N.C.) 1886-1904, 1891-12-01

Latest improved farm implements, engines
boilers, saw mills, etc, for sale, also Pratt Cot
ton Gin, and Nance power Cotton Press.
The progressive farmer. [volume] (Winston, N.C.) 1886-1904, 1891-12-01
CABARRUS COUNTY RESOLU-
TONS.

Mr.. EDITORIAL the last meeting Of
Cabarrus County Alliance, the follow
ing resolution was adopted with the
request that it be published in THE
PROGRESSIVE FARMER:
WHEREAS, The partisan press of
North Carolina is carrying on a war
fare against the oficersOf the Alliance.
especially L, l.. Polk, @. w. Macune
and others, and SO doing they are
fighting the members of the Order:
therefore
ResolUed, That we denounce their
actions as false and infamous, from
which we advise them to cease, and we
would advise them to make concessions
to our-demands; and
ResoIred further, That we endorse
Polk as our National President and ap.
nr0ve his noble work in visiting the
different sections of our country.
REV. H. G.. GLLAND,
Sec'y Cabarrus Go. Alliance.
The progressive farmer. [volume] (Winston, N.C.) 1886-1904, 1891-12-01
OUR PROGRESS.

Weekly Record of Manufacturing and
Other Enterprises Started--Rip Van
Wrinkle no Longer in the Old
North State.
Manufacturers $ Record
Kings Mountain-P. R. Elam Will
probably develop a gold vein.
Durham. I. Thaxtcn will develop
a slate quarry in Person county.
Greersboro.-J. @. Williams will
start a spring bed and wire mattress
factory.
New Berne.-'. L. Thomas, of Dur
ham, will establish Il tobacco factory,
as stated last week
New Berne.-Jones & Co, of Eliza
beth City, have, it is stated, made
arrangements for the establishment of
a barrel factory in New Berne
Wilmington.-The Palmetto Brew
ing Company, of Charleston, S. c.,
will, as reported last week, establish
bOttling works in Wilmington.
Alma.-W. E. Miller and E. S. La
throp have erected a planning mill, as
lately reported; the plant has been in
operation for several months.
Carthage.-The stock company to
erect a cotton mill, recently reported,
will organize with j. G Block, presi-
dent, and r. D. ROane, treasurer; CAPT
tai stock, $4,000.
GreeDsbOrO.-The citizens and Farm
ers' Alliance will organize a SO, OO0
stock company for the purpose of es-
tablishing the cooperative tobacco
factory lately mentioned.
Asheville.-The Osborn Brick Manu-
featuring Co of Blacksburg, S. c.,
has, it is stated, received contract for
the manufacture Of the vitrified brick
to be used in paving the streets of
Asheville.
New BerL e.-As stated last week,
". H. Bell, of Branchville, n. J., has
purchased Peter Mallett'S pine straw
factory and will erect a saw mill; a
stock company will be organized to
operate the plants.
New Berne. George ". Moore, Mar
tin Wagner, B. H. Farren and others
have incorporated the North Carolina
Packing Company to can fish, oysters,
fruits, manufacture lime, cans, etc
The capital stock is $35, coo.
Greenville. J. Q. McNaughton. w.
D. Fender, Carroll Foster and others
have incorporated the Carolina Land
Company to manufacture lumber, con
struct wharves and bridges. deal in
real estate, etc. The capital stock is
81 1000, 600.
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"UN!TED WE STAND"
FRENCHS CREEK, n. G.

Mr.. EDITOR" United we stand,
divided we fall" Blessed are the
peace makers, for they shah be called
the children Of GC,d.' On! | had rather
be called tT1lthfully a peace maker
than to be crowned as a King in this
wicked world, and | think General
Washington, the father Of this great
Republic, was actuatCd by the Divine
Spirit Of Almighty God. when he said :
United we stand. but divided We
fall. He had experienced during the
great conflict lie had lust passed
through The force Of this last express
sion and no doubt felt satisfied that if
the people Of America had been united
with him and the just cause lie had
espCueed. Our independence would
have been gained much earlier. and
with much less bioOdshed.
Now in this great struggle for our
rights as inherIters Of the freedom
handed down to US by our f~Orefathers.
let US not forget the words Of General
Washington md the words now Of our
great leader, Col. Polk. who we believe
is also dii ected by the Divine Spirit to
lead us on to victory, for he is a Chris
tirr, and q Christian would not CSpOuse
an UnhOly cause. and if we will only
stani united, as he advises us to do, it
will not be long before Il great victory
will be won. Yes, my dear brethreD,
it viii be a perfect Waterloo, and when
it is won then the crOakers, grumblers
and ArnOIds will feel cut to the heart
but we as an Order must keep right on
reforming and purifying the laws Of
our country until there will be no
enemies to a just government where
peace and plenty viii reign, and where
every man can reign as king under his
own vine and fig tree; and Mr.. Editor,
am proud to say that the brethren of
Trenches Greek Alliance, Bladen Co,
n. c., after due consideration, have
come to the conclusion that Washing
ton was right. and that Col. Polk is
right when he says united we stand,
and have settled their difficulties and
have organized in one solid phalanx to
work in every honorable way for all
of the demands of the A lance and |
tell you it has given the cause here a
great boom. Take courage, brethren,
and let us put our whole trust in God
and all will be well.
FrateTnally,
A. J. BORDEAUX.
The progressive farmer. [volume] (Winston, N.C.) 1886-1904, 1891-12-01
MILESTONE QUARRY

very best grit for grinding Corn at the loves.
Patie LOT good work. Prices furnished on appii
GI anu strict attention given to all orders.
HSIVHresS' W. RICHIE, & co,
~N Faith, Rowan Co., n. {.
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TIOG FEED!

Why complain that you can't make
meat in this country when you can
feed your hogs OF mU'berrics from the
10th Of May until the first Of August
for nothing, comparatively. We have
a beautiful lot of the ever bearing mul
berry trees for sale, and offer special
Inducements to the Alliance. Business
Agents will DO well to correspond with
Us for all sorts IF fruit trees.
j. s. WESTBROOK,
Old North State Nurseries.
Faison, Duplin Co, II. 9. $3.50
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Aor,t fool with indigestion. Take Beecham's
Pills.
The Progressing Farmer ,Wteen
months for one d0LIGr. t5e0@ OUT
bia offer" on second page.
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YOUNG MEMS OvERCOATs.

NIlCS % % 3I-AJeS II % - ItUTS.
Black and gray heavy English worsted
ICtdlH.. ....... .- :..'',....''...'..S 80.
Heavy, finest Satinet Cashmere Overcoats %
Brown plaid Cashmere, double scanned
Gray rough Beaver, heavy warm liniug.... 3.lj
Brown mixed. broken plaid OVercOats..... 4UC
Gray mixed, diagonal pattern, Cashmere
oNctt'd' Is. ....., 4.UO
Heavy bue or b ack Beaver, vcIvet-collar.. 500
Fine blue Chinchi.la, velvet collar, single
or double b.Casted OverCOats. 500
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TAX NOTICE!

Notice is hereby given that on and
December 1st [ Will begin the
collection of all