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DAL11MoRE " oaIo RAILROAD.
Schedule in erect March %, 1891.

llhhl lNlOhh " OblO hAlLhOAD.
Schedule in erect March %, 1891.
Leave Washington from station corner OF New
Jersey avenue and Y street.
Fon CHIcAGo and Northwest, Vestibuled Linn
itcd express daily il.8O a. M, express $3.50
y. m.
FoR CiNcfNNArr, ST Louis and Indianapolis.
express daily, $50 and II 30 y. m.
Fon lirTsBunu aud Cleveland, express daily
30 and 10 y. m.
Fon LExIteToN and points in tho shcnadoah
Valley. fiO.tO q. m.
For WiNcnEsrEn and way stations 1880 p. m.
For LUnAY, $3.50 D. m.
Fon BSIrInoRE, week days, a.o5. 800, G.s5. 100.
i.O, 600 i5-minutes), S30, g.3i, 1000 1t.O0,
q. inr 1900 noon, 45.minutcsl 1910, 2.1b. g5O
(3lO, 45-minntesl 3s5, f.25, d30, d5J, o. 10, 45-
minuios), 5.30, 0.15. GO, 715, T.3O, 900 TO- 10
ana il.N p. M sundays f.05, 7.2O, 730, y,3D,
N.BUO.OO q. m, 1900 noon, 41.minutes), l. 90.
2,l5, $50 3.25, d.30, d.h5, (5i0, i5-minuteO,
,,6i5,. $50, T9O, 300, 1890, tl8O p. m.
FOR ANNAPOLIS, G.'5 and $50 n. m, 1910 and
- 4.25 p. m. sundays, $50 n. m, 430 p. m.
FoR FREDERICK til3O A. M, si.l5, 1880, ti.30
FoR llAaEnsTown. 1000 a. m. and +5.sOp. m.
ROYAL BLUE LINE FOR NEW YORK AND
PHILADELPHIA.
Fon NEW YORK, Boston and the East, sIO5.
tSOO, ltlOO0, q. m, Dining Carr, Fi2O0 noon
,20O ~. 10 Dining Carr, and 1000 y. m. .Bufrot
Parlor Cars on all day tralns. Sleeping Car
on the 1870 p. m; open at 1000 D. N.
For BosTON, F2.50 p M, with Pullman BUFFET
Sleeping Car running through TO Boston
without change, via POughkeepsio Bridge,
landing passengers In u. u NJ. station at
Boston.
FoH PHiLADELrHIA, fi.O5, 1900 1000, A, M,
Fl2:QO noon, f9,bO A5.l0, +Gi5 and f1O.80p. m.
Fon NEWARK, DEL, Wilmington and Chester,
fiul, tS.LO q. M, ti200 noon, 1850, F5.1O
FG15 and fl0.30 D. m. Limited express
stopping at Wilmington only, 1000 a. m.
FoR ATLANTlc CRY. 4.O5 and 1000 a. M, 19.O0
noon, Sundays, l,05 n. m, 1900 noon.
For time OF suburban trains see time tables
to be had Of all ticket agents,
tEXcept Sunday. tDaily. Sunday only
baggage called for and checked from hotels
and residences by Union Transfer Company on
orders left ut ticket offices. go and 1851 Penn.
sylvanin avenue, and at Depot.
j. II. ODELL, CHAS o. gCJTLL
Gen. Manager. Gen Pass, Agt.
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Try Berkeley

Colonel Clifton W. Tayleure was found
dead i'm bed at his brothers residence,
1 Warren Place. Brooklyn, y. ". April ~.
He had been i'll for about week. He had
been staying with his brother, Mr.. w. w.
Iayleure, for four weeks SINCE his retire
ment from the edtorship of the Long
Branch Mems. During the civil war
Colonel Tayleure edited a newspaper in
Richmond, Va, and was at one time in
thing of a dramatst, his best known work
being Exit, the Arkansas Traveller
which he wrote for Chanfrau. whom he
managed for "A number of years. His
career as editor, soldier and dramatist had
been a curious one
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ManY Persnns nrn mn,

jown from oyerwork or household cares.
Browns Iron BitteTs Rebuilds tho
system, aids digestion, removes excess Of bile,
aud curea malaria. Get the genuine.
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A Baltimore spinstcr has become insane
over the death OF her pet dog. She should
have stuck to parrots. They never die Teras
SutUgs.
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The Cattle Market.

ARLINGTON, VA, April II.
81 cattle - best, OF to 81 good A. to
;; medium, 4 to At; common, 81 to
3l sheep and lam bs-lambs, to
y; spring lambs, Sc to 1Oc. sheep.
y to 81; calves, 8 to 81 cows and calves,
S2j to sIj. Market good.
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CITY SPECIALS.

4 per gallon, 81 per quart, 50c. a pint,
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There are thousands of men who would do
brave things In an emergency who make their
wives get up every morning to kindle a fire.
RQDt'S HO1U
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TAxES.-Mr. 2. L. Lor;o, sheriff
ct eN-ofiicio collector tie taxes donne
avis que les taxes pour l'annte 1891
sont maintenant dues ct payablcs .et
invite tcus les contribuables a son
bureau pour les rtgler. Car d'apres
la section 80 de Ia loi sur le rcvcnu
toutes les taxes qui he seraient pas
payees III 81 d6cembrc de la prGsente
aimee porteront deux pour cent
d'inttret par mois ct les proprietts sur
lesquelles Giles reposent seront
snjettes i 6tre saisics ct vendues.
Dams le cas- d.inondation on autres
ieauI prevus par Ia loi, I'm compile
rcndu CT double, doit 6tre fat sous
serment ct enliasse dams lie bureau du
collector.
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FUMEUsEs.-Si les femmes
iunent bcaucoup auiourd'hui. elles
peuvent plaider, CONNIE Circumstance
attenuante, que lexemple Went den
haut.
Llmptratrice d'Autriche fume de
trente q qnarante cigarettes turques
par jour. II y Il toujours sur la table
une bolte en- argent ciselt rempli dc
cigarettes ct IN cendrier dor.
La ~tzarine a. Russie i aussi du
govt pour IL Acotine, mais ellie lie
tune que cans son boudoir, qui est
orne dc superbes painters ct rappelIe
en- miniature i des plus bellies
SALES de lAlhambra.
La refine dItalic -fune ct meme
b%oaucoup. mais dams Ia solitude seule
meEt.
La RENE rtgente dEspagne con
somme DIES cigarettes tgyptiennes en
grande quautitt.
La RENE Nathalie de Scribe atfcc-
tonne ley differences sortes De
cigarettes don't ellie 4 toujours
srande collection en- reserve, tout
CONNIE Ia refine de Roumanie.
La comtesse Dc Paris n'apprecie
que le tabac DC il iiavane; ellie fume
meme Dc gros cigares ct 81 file. Ia
refine du Portugal, regoit sos cigarettes
de Dresde.
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a EOaEvs yENDRE

L. soussigne. propriGtairc de 5000 acres le
terre situes dams la paroisae Verm;ilior, aux
envirohs dn Lac Arthur. lonera pour la
culture On rz on antre Ia l}ita terre aux
conditions Suivantps.
Tn quart de Ia r6colte jusqu i cent acres
ct IN cinqnieme an dessus de cent acres.
La terre est enforrer.
IL vendra a So 90 racre. PAYABLE IN tiers u
ia motto compliant, eU Ia balance a IN an on
deux ans de credit.
tette trrre est propre a tOntes sortas ~
culture.
S'adresset a
J.. GuEYDAN.
Shell Beach. paroisse Vermllliop. Ia
On aux bnreanx. De Ia S%ENTTNELLE de Thinsr
daux pour iu1ormations nrealables.
Dec -6-4l
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ART D'AaREMENT-Pour O. faire
bien voir dies jeunes files il fault pos
seder an art d%'agrtment. Celni de Ia
musiqne est certainement celui qui a
lie plus &c charmes. Aussi voyqns-
nous cea'x qai veulent charmef lie
beau sexe &tudier furieusement |des
Instruments, tout i fhit inconnus dams
la haute soei&tt, car l%inconnd ii
toujours du charme.t
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LEGIsLATURE.-Dans Indiana. i
detre pass6 une loi, qui prouv,:


h'o'aiia !
''e one 'oi' qo' prouS'
on' so'e pour ee'te iol
a.. 's"oia','' gu 'es pa'tlsan.
p'o'eseI y maui commerce
ecu gu ont les moyens
-: - Ao''o hceii9es. 'et''
W. ,'on' cure aaoptee Ct que
=. N'7''''n' NC h'a' . Il f2sPecter
P'i3
"'se"''i"eS =" II entire de atcoole.
'tA'i' 'iuele pf"PFle-
80 e'"oii99eh'elito paNeht
e"''''ie ''eeh7e, llnpo7ee aux faha-
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RAcELAND.-Raceland Sc civil

RACELANp.-Raceland Sc c~iyilise ,
ju2ez-en &c ~malheureux eadroit.
renomme jadis pour SEES mmurs tran
DULLES ct paisibles, possede maintc-
nant II jolie collection de hoodiums
qui font lie dGsespoir dies h~abit#nts.
Les mefaits tie ces polissons ~s'extcu-
tent surtout pendant Ia mutt. On
trouyc le matin DIES vaclles ct des
chevaux ayant la queue coupte. lis
$ introduisent dams les veroers. OH
lis detruisent les orangers lis ont
etc jusqu'a essayer de d6molir Ia
maison lie Jules Meunier. In autre
habitant nomme Onesime Bourgeois
s'apereoit IN beau matin que son
cheval est complement tondu: Ia
pauvre bete portrait une carte inyitant
chaque possesseur de cheyaux d faire
application chez les perruquiers
improvists.
On coupe les harnais, on enduit les
selles de 9oudron ct dautres mati1res
plus o~dorantes bref c'est une VI /
table calamitt ceci Sc passe
snrtout sur Ia / droite du bayou
Lafourehe. On connait a peu pres
les malfaltenrs, il est impossible quill
en- soft autrement. Mails alors NOR
bleu, il est temps de leur.ilhiger II
GO. reetion bien semitic ct bien mtritte.
IL sullisait de .quelqres hommes
daction pour Ia chose.
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ANAIVERSAIRE.

lie l,091e. anniversaire de la trans.
iation de Ia sainte salnte tuaioue de
Jesus-Chrlst 4 Argenteuil Went d'ayoir
lieu.
La salnte unique que possede
ie@lise Gle cette vile fut. d'apres Ia
tradition, tlssee en- polls de chameau
par Ia Verge. Ellie est sans couture.
IL Christ. toujours d'apres Ia tradi-
ton, porta &c vehement pendant
tontv 81 vie ct ne Sen stpara qu'au
moment de 81 mort. Quand il fut
cFu@liie, les soldats charges de la
9arle du Calvaire tistrent au sort ce
vehement, ct c'est ainsi Que s'accom-
p'lrent res paroles du prophetic David:
Ills ont iett ma robe all sort!'
Saint Grogoire dc Tours rapporte
4ae h sain.e unique fut transporter
en- tfalate. Ellie revint 4 Jerusalem
en- IVA, on trente-trois ans apres.
pour Ia soustraire d Ia PROCLAMATION
des infid6es, l'empereur HtracIius
temporal a Constantlnople. Cest de
eette vile que Charlemagne Ia rccut
dc tlmptratrice Irene ct Ia donna au
monastera d'~-ArgenteuiI, on sa file
Tll9odlade ttait abbesse. II en- fit
lul-mGme IL translation solennelle au
mols d'aout, en- Fan 500.
NiracuIeusement sauvte pendant
les iMvasious, la prtcieuse relique put
tgHlement Gtre ~pr6seryGe quand Ia
Revolution dttruisit Iantique prieurt
qui abritait depuis pres de mile
ans.
In 1901, Mgr. Louis Charter de la
Roche, evGque de Versailles, reconnut
,de nonyeau l~'authenticlt6 de Ia sainte
unique ct obtint du pape Pie VII de
Ia transftrer, awe tous les privileges
splrltucls qui y sont attaches, dams
ft5liSe paroissiale dArgenteuil.
La vile de Treves en- Prusse. pos
oede elle aussi n tuniquc, mails, au
dire dc quelques-uns ellie n'aurait
seryi al Christ que CONNIE manteau
tette reliqHe est actuellement exposte
acN yoax DIES fideles qui accourent en-
foule dams Ii vile allemande.
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NoUyEL ETABLIssEMENr.-Mr. II.
G. Chol, lie fiis dc notre cstimable ct
recommandabIe professcur de musiaue.
L. Chol, $ g propose d'ouvrir lie pre-
mier du moio proclaim, dams la rue
du Main, en- face de nos ateIiers, I'm
magasin, on Ia plus ~vilaine Motto au
genre hum line, trouyera tout &c don't
ellie peut avoir besoin CONNIE comfor-
table ct CONNIE parurc.
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La plupart lie nos tcoles liant
pnhliques que privtes ont ouyert
leurs portes cette semainc, lie Ter.
S~eptcmhre,
Partout Ia rentrte a ttt marquee
par une aaiucnce r~enarquable dele
yes DIES dcdx exc Celia fait pien
augurer pour ravenir ct fait Eoir
fimportance.ani prend tous les jqurs
sur les esprits Ia ntcessitt dim,
Instructions s6rieuse.
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Dams IL mutt du II au Il aout IN
double meurtre 4 etc commits d St.
MartinFille une dame James 5. Ro-
hertson. ct 81 file qui tenaient TN petit
hotel pres du d6p6tdu chemin de feron
ttt les Hictimes Ia mere. a etc tgor-
zee ct Ia file ttrangIde. Le vol a
tte le mobile de &c double crime don't
L. autaurs sont restts ~inconnus.
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ExcrRsIoN.-ll ny Il plus de dotlte,
la srande excursion doHnGe sous les
auspices dos compagnies dc Pompiers
Widodaut No. l ct Home Hooh dad
Leddcr No. /, de Thibodaux il II
Aouyelie Ihtrie, aura lien lie Is de
&C mois. IT, train partira dc Thibo-
daux, dimanche matin Il s:3U ct
quittera la Nouvelle Ibtrie i i hetIres
du soir. les excursionnistes troIyc-
rom a bord du train tous lie comfort
ct tout ) les attentions dtsirabIe~.
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SomrE.-La ieune ssmtnque i
actaellement lie haut du aare ellie a
dams ses rangs les meille6r, siifleurs
du monde ct c'est ellie qui saonne DIES
soirtes dansantes, on les dansieurs
ne ~suivent pas toujours les cadences
de la musique.
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NE EGLIsE soLIDE.-La Basilique
de Iontmartre, Il Paris, nest pas
encore achevee, deja $50 tvGques Sc
s3nt agenouilles sur ses dalles. $4,000
ptierins etrangers ont CRAWL les
pentes qui y conduisent. ct DIES
millions+de tideles ont prize sous sea
voutes. On Sc rappelIe que lie projet
lie h1tir cette eglise rationale a etc
vote lie 10 Juliet 1873 par 3S2 voix
contre 1Ss.
La premiere pierre fut pos6e lie 16
jun 1873, en- presence de nombreux
tveques, de plusieurs princes de la
fanille d'Orleans, de $50 deputies ct
dune multitude immense. Mails
presque aussit6t surgirent des diff
cultes inattenducs. lie terrain
otirait pas Ia solidite necessaire
pour les foundations. II fallut avant
tout Sc iivTer d IN travail gigantesque
demolir Ia montague de sable pour Z
substltuer Inc montague de pierre
creuser 80 puts ct remplacer $4,000
metres cubes de terre mobile par
$4,000 metres cubes de maconnerie.
de manlGre i fairc reposer tout
f6difiice sur DIES pliers ~herculeens de
"a metres lie haut. relics entire Il
par denormes arcades; ct tout celia
dams les entrailles du sol. en- ne
laissant apparaItrc aux regards que
Ia hasiliquc imposante ct tranquille
sur ces indestructibles bases. Pen
dant quinze ans, Ia butte Montmartre
. I'D Pun des plus grands chantiers
de Paris. sans conpter les 500 GU
yiicrs occnpGs sans relache, dams les
c1rrleres de Chateau-Landon, Il ex-
tra.re ct a taller les pierres de l'6di-
fee.
Tout est pierre dams lie monument.
Il ny est entire nj bois d'aucune sorte.
nj metal daucune espece. La toiture
eile-meme est c~omposte de dalles
lnnnehses ct les condults deau sont
efeus%s dams Ia pierre la plus dure:
DC softe que lediiice semble bait pour
drawer tous les orages, toutes les
revolutions, tous les sieclcs.
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ID

Une grande quantitG d. BARDEAUX. nra.
miere qualitG ct d6liv res sur Il bord du Bayou
Lafourche q Ihibodaux. S'adressera Mr.. q.
l.. CARO-. agent pour MIR. Jules rGehaux. On
aux bureanx de Ia S~ENTISELln de- Thihedaur
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IN ePoofis considerable scst fait
un peu au-dessous de Plaqumine ct 4
continue q sagrandir; an bout de
vingtquatre heurcs il ttait lone da
700 pieds ct large de 140 pieds. the
n%ouyelle leyee sera n6cessaire.
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a VENgeSsE.

nETX PONIES DE II POUCEs. POM
~ irrigation. Machines ct bouifloires III
bon ortire. S'adresser 4
Mr.. GEORGE DIONNE
on a la SentmelIe a. ahihodaax.
A-Il-9ltf
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IScG,plE- Sam III % aout IN
incendie 4 dttruit pendant Ia nuit Ia
maison de RI siaence de I%habitation
Wayerly, situte d IN mile ct demi
anlessus de Thibodaqx rive droite.
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Nous saNions blen gu on fabriquait
des rnfs de poule, dies huitres artii-
cie-ies, de9 grains de cafe, etc.
Noila malntenant qn'on fat de toutes
pieces dc f~ausses amandes. Cest en-
iIollande que s'accomplit cette concur
renee a IL nature. On y fait DIES
aih;llides au moyen dc glucose que
Ion parfmne ayec de lessence de
mirbannc, Ct ces n~ouveaux produjts
soht tres iecAefches, dit-on, par les
c~ontiseurs.
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- gn

Son excellence lie gouverneur +. I.
Nichols est toujours en- v~illtgiature
aux environs dc Thibodaux. Iva
qnelques ionrsi il passait IL ~journee chez
Mr.. q. Lepine i Raeeland.
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N~OUVELIES LOCALES.
Arrivee ct depart des trains a Thibo.
daux, 20 novembre, 1889.
PREMIER TRAIN.

Quite Thiho1anS a 9:30 heures a. m.
ayec Ia .nilit de fOutst.
Arrive flihot'nx a 1885 heure4 D. m.
avec n m tile ~ IA Nruve T.. Orleans.
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LorERiE-on nous a appris jel'dl
matin qu'un citoyen de cefte paroIsse
qui, dams K temps. q joui 4 Bne
grande popnlaritb, await entire sts
mains un certain montant p%roycn|tnt
dc IA compagnie de Ia lotteries ii
destlnt = II p~rochaine campagno.
Cette nouvelle nous 4 beauc$up
surpris ct jusqu,a plus amples infog-
nations Oh nous permettra dc n'y
pas croire, quoique en- politique on
doiye s'attendre a tout.
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Vine Rebeeca Lubenstein Went
darriver dc Russie ! New-York avec
so tfe5 lnteressane famille, our Sc
compose dc vingtquatre enfants don't
les ages varicnt he / 4 - ans
Lheureux p1re accomnaouait =,
nonbreuse pro1eniture.
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Fnnaz !" -itubai-anx Special
Ci1ar>1 = ri ~etpz haureny.
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On tValne Il plus de 1000 lie
nomhre de pieces fausses de % cents
Ell argent, qui ont etc misses en- circu-
latlons depuis quelques iours seula-
ment par d'adroit~ faux-monnayeurs
a Rochester (New-York.)
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A VENDRE.

Sur les mes Canal ct Grace d Thibodaux
maisons It plusinurs lots. IN vendra en-
tour on en- partlp. S'adresser 4 Mr.. L. Krae-
mer Malaga. /. O.. La. on 4 la S%ENTISELLE
DE THIBoDAUx.
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BAYor.-Depais quelques jours, il
a Gu Il Itgere cruc dams le Bayou
Lafourche. On attribute ce ltger
montase aux travaux que lie bateau
drageur du commencement est en-
train de faire aux envlrons de Ia
r%afinerie dc Lafourchc, situee CONNIE
on salt 4 environ quatre miles en-
haut dc Thlbodaux.
The progressive farmer. [volume] (Winston, N.C.) 1886-1904, 1891-11-03
PROCEEDINGS OF THE CHOWAN
COUNTY ALLIANCE.

Mr.. EDITOR:-The ChOwan County
Farmers Alliance met at White House
School House Oct. 8th, 1891, president
w. B. FELTON, in the chair.
The Secretary being absent, w. T.,
Jordan was requested to act as 0ecre-
tary pro tenn g,
Committee on Credentials appointed
report hat all the Sub Alliances In the
county are properly represented except
Queen Anne.
Minutes of last meeting read and APP
proved. 80,
Committee on resolutions offered the
following. which were adopted:
WHEREAS. The Farmers Is
educational in its aims ana reels the
necessity of irs members becoming bet
ter informed upon the great economic
o17estioDs of the day, and whereas,
tbsre is no p published in the First
district ~aSD6cLally adapted to the needs
IF the Alliance; therefore be it
Ras,Ii.pd. That we hereby concur
with orr brethren of PerquimanS that
there has been a long felt want for the
establishment Of a f~irSt-claSS Alliance
paper in this district, and that if a
suitable party can be found to under
take the publication of such a paper,
that we will contribute heartily to his
support.
Rosolred. That the ChOwan County
Farmers Alliance heartily endorse the
course pursued by L. l.. Polk, Presl-
dent of the n. +. y. and |. u. IN the
treat war now being urged to free the
wealth producers of this country from
the oppression brought upon them by
unjust legislation. trusts and cOmblna-
lions. and that we its members pro
claim to the world that we stand firm
0n VIVA is known as the Ocaia plat
form. and that we will use all honor
able means in our power to bring about
the reforms therein contemplated.
The County Lecturer being absent,
President FELTON, addressed the audi
n C on the " Progress and Prospects OF
the Alliance.
On motion, the Secretary was re
1uested to paw over all funds in his
hands to the County Treasurer.
On motion. the proceedings of this
meeting were ordered to be sent to the
Fisherman UHd Farmer and to THE
PROGRESSIVE FARMER with request for
publication.
Adjourned to meet with Rocky Hook
Alliance on the second Thursday in
January, 1891.
B f. FELTON,, President,
". Z. JORDAN, Sec'y pro tenn.
The progressive farmer. [volume] (Winston, N.C.) 1886-1904, 1891-11-03
TO COUNTY AND SUB-SECRE-
TARIES OF THE FARMERS
ALLIANCE OF N. c,

DEAR BRETHREN:-It has come to my
notice that a Number of your names
are in the hands of persons not entitled
to them. and that circulars, &c, are
being sent to many Of you, asking for
names and addresses of your members,
offering to remunerate you for these
lists. | ask you not to send or give the
names and addresses of your members
to anyOne unless submitted first to
your county or sub-OrganizatlOnS.
These lists are used in most cases to
flood our country with matter and
material which will be damaging to Our
people. The County Secretaries should
not give the list of Sub Secretaries,
Lecturers or any officers to anyone eX-
cept to State Secretary, County Presi-
dent and County Lecturer, unless by
order of County Alliance. The Sub
Secretaries should not give list of Off
GERS and other members to anyOne I'M
less by order of Sub-Alliance.
This office has received a number of
applications for lists of our Sub Secre-
taries, &c, and in many cases by our
own members. Yet per order of the
Executive Committee of the State ALI
ance, l do not send or give list to any
one when we are not sure the interest
OF our organization VIII O6 advanced
thereby. Every mean possible to
think of, is being used by our enemies
to disintegrate our organization, and it
is the duty of each n of us to keep
our w matters to ourselves. | hope
tn 1T each one of you will take notice of
this. and not let the hope of reward or
anything else cause you to forget for
a moment your duty as IN officer of
the Farmers Alliance.
Yours fraternally,
w. S. BARNES,
Sec'y-Treas. n. G.. f. S. A.