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The progressive farmer. [volume] (Winston, N.C.) 1886-1904, 1892-01-12
TO s~UB-BUsINEss AGENTS.

I have sent out, through the State
Secretary, to each Sub Secretary, for
the Business Agent of each Sub-Alli-
ance in the State, a bond to be filled up
and sent to me, and when it is accepted
by me, each Sub Business Agent can
trade direct with this office and make
hispayments inside of thirty days from
date of each bill. Each Sub-Alliance
that will accept the advanta ges of this
offer can get their goods at wholesale
prices and will be a blessing to the com
munity in which said Sub-Alliance is
located. Each Business Agent Of Sub
Alliance is requested to call on his Sec
rotary and get said bond, and then he
can execute it or not, as he prefers. By
this arrangement you can get the full
benefit af the fund contributed by the
brethren and Sub-Alliances.
Fraternally,
w. II. WORTH, S. B. A.
The progressive farmer. [volume] (Winston, N.C.) 1886-1904, 1892-01-12
THE FARMERS MUST WIN.

The existing condition of things is
one in which the farmer stands on n
side and the rest of the world on the
other. 1t is a condition under which
all classes seem to prosper but the
farmer. It is a condition under which
there is a vast increase of wealth III all
lines except in farming, and there is
something radically wrong at the bot
tom of it, and every good citizen,
whether he is a farmer, or of some
other calling, ought to be interested in
finding the cause of the V n the
remedy.
The editor of this paper is not a
calamity bowler" He has no pur-
pose to serve in exaggerating facts, but
he does think that something is wrong
somewhere, when even the making of
large crops, getting fair prices and liv-
ing economically fails to make farmers
prOsperous.-Fdrn1ers' Friend.
The progressive farmer. [volume] (Winston, N.C.) 1886-1904, 1892-01-12
TO SUB-ALLIANCES WISHING TO
TRADE DIRECT WITH THE
STATE AGENT.

The State Executive Committee
recommends that each Sub-Alliance
who wishes to trade direct with the
State Business Agent, make a deposit
of sum of money with the State Bust
ness Agent, the money to be used for
such Sub-Alliance only, and to be with
drawn by the Sub-Alliance at any time.
This viii enable each Alliance at all
times to do business with State Bust
ness Agent without inconvenience to
either. Each Alliance will be entitled
to trade to the full amount of the de-
post. S. B. ALEXANDER,
J. M. MEwBORNE,
Executive Committee.
The progressive farmer. [volume] (Winston, N.C.) 1886-1904, 1892-01-12
W. J. KING,
J. w. PERRY,
B. D. PLEASANT,

Q. E KING, Pres"t.
c.. E. J. GOODWIN, Sec'y.
Unanimously adopted Jan. 1, 1892.
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College Street Female Seminary,
OXFORD, N. G.

The exercises of this school will be reusmed
on the second Monday in January, 1892, in new
efficient and experienced instructors in every
branch. Miss Sue Hall, SO well known as a skill
full teacher of Art, will give lessons in the fore
modations are provided for both boarding and
day pupils. The patronage of all parents desir-
ing to give their daughters the advantages of
careful and thorough training. is solicited. For
particulars as to terms, course of study, ETC.,
address REV. THOS. u. FAUCETTE,
(72G Oxford, N. G..
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RESOLUTIONS OF SWIFT CREEK
ALLIANCE, NO. 551.
WAX County. n. G..

WAKE County, N. @,
Your committee, appointed to draft
resolutions in defence of our officers,
and especially our highly esteemed
and well beloved National President,
L. L. Polk, beg leave to submit the
following:
ReSOlUed, That the attack on Col.
Polk by the Ne1rs and Observer have
been proven to be untrue by Bro. J. L.
Ramsey, of THE PROGRESSIVE FARMER,
and that these attacks are made for
the purpose of diverting attention from
the good that is being done by the
Order and weaken b%rOtherly love and
Christian unity.
2. That in Col. L. L, Polk we have a
wise, patriotic. Christian leader in
whom we have the utmost confidence,
and that Bro. Ramsey, of THE Pro
GREsSIvE FARMER, is a faithful, un-
firing friend of reform and as such we
bid him God speed.
3. That these resolutions be sent to
The PROGRESSIVE FARMER with request
to publish.
W. J. KING,
J. w. PERRY,
B. D. PLEASANT,
Committee.
Q. E. KING, Pres't.
@, E. J. GOODWIN, Sec'y.
Unanimously adopted Jan. 1, 1892.
The progressive farmer. [volume] (Winston, N.C.) 1886-1904, 1892-01-12

It is better that no man should have
more than 40 acres Of land than that
one should have a million. Better that
every NJ N should be equal than that
one should be able to grind his fellows.
WInnsbOrO, S. c., Advocate.
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TO AGENTS.

RALEIGH, N. c., Jan. 9, 1892.
l am now prepared to supply gro
ceries in whole packages ONLY at lowest
wholesale prices.
All Subj Business Agents who wish to
get the 80 days time on their bills, will
execute bonds now in the hands of the
Secretary of each Sub Alliance in the
State, to whom said bonds have been
sent for the Business Agents of Sub
Alliances. w. H. WORTH.
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The sun., 1892-01-22
Odds and Ends or Sports.

On Friday. Jan 49, the Manhattan Athletic Club vii.
hold sweepstake shoot on ManhattaV Field. open to
AL members OF regularly organized shooting clubs.
ciatlon rules will govern.
SEw HAvEk. Jan. 2l.-The collectors for the freshmen
navy have already been canvassinR the class
scrptons for the support Of their crew The outlook Of
's5 L. unusually bright and the efforts of tho collectors
are meeting with success. The class intends to send
wilLing crew to New London.
terdsy na, there was good skating at Van Coarandt
ana tTotona Lakes bat not the lake In Central Park
Iae san Lneteda great dea! of tho ice yesterday
that EHess another nippinR frost comes there Will
be ANY skating IN Central Park juSt yet.
CHICAGO Jan 2l.-Ashinaer, Stage, and Lamb contin.
Prsyiousy the best record for twen.ytour
hours was 3s3 miles FLAPS. ade by Ashngera: Boiton
last December AZ the close of yesterdays racing Ash
niger and stage had 3s4 miles laps 10 their credit
AID Lamb bad wheeled 3s3 miles ~ lapA
The eighth annual ball Of the Yorkvils Yacht CIab
evening, fsb l. The oacers OF tho club are; Com.
modore George A. Wright yicecommodore, George
Cornell; Trsasrer Robert Ecle: Financial Secretary
=. Quipan: Recording Secretary. A. B. Rodriyues;
AeasuTer. William Lain: Steward, T. D. McMAnus.
Handsome medals. to be awarded to the successful
Of Brookyn. on fsS; 20 arc now on sKhiStioa A. The
store OF Tread well. glots Co., Broadway and CbAm.
bers street. Large list Of entries for the many
10 assured. Z. j. Gannini OF the New York A. G. will
oniciate - referee. while D. SEQ. Acorn A. viii hrs
Ths .vlnshiny Athletic Club Of Long Island have
elected ths following onicersi President. Edward
.na is%sa .ssI.
H.n.s H sI;a. hSuis son h. q
DAvspDon Hillis.
The sun., 1892-01-22
IN opposrrros 1rcxEE


Want Mepsra Morgan ana Dsscsh
There are breakers ahead for somebody In
the New York Yacht Club. About ten days ago
nominating Committee posted regular
ticket. headed by the name Of Elbrtdge I.
Gerry for Commodore and then following
with r. X. Sturgis for vice-Commodore
and Archibald Rogers for Rear Com
modore Last night there appeared an oppo-
eition ticket substituting E. D. Morgan for
Vice. Commodore and W. Butler Duncan. Jr.
for Rear Commodore. The result will be
lively time at the annual election Feb. 4. unless
two Of the candidates withdraw before then.
=, At the time the regular ticket was posted
thought 1t queer that II, selecting candidates
t, the names Of Messre Morgan and Dun Duncan 70
cSt s Snd Sn Both %ss are pGnSn
that there would be- no question about
their denomination. When. however. the
Seainssns Com m nissss Mss - plainsd tia. iGs
@ %ts aSGn Tni not wSe nss tss
banded Down that the Office Of viee.Com,ppH.
SGre SSs.n shall 80 to schSSSner man; AT.
eligible t9 organization. This seemed psus.
ss Eas nn hsy nSt
his eptteE Huron, and yet he was not renomi.
mated. mated Ths tradition says man q%wnhngs %S1h
come under this head
There was only one conclusion drawn by
tho friends OF Messrs. Morgan and Duncan
after they had compared notes. and that was
that the Nominating Committee differed with
them rs to WHO are the best mon for Vice and
Rear Commodore. They declare now that
more, there nre many Yacht owners Who say
that next year Mr.. Morgan will be Comm odore.
Few men in the club have the backing given
to Mr.. Morgan. He Is u thorough yuchtsman.
loves tho sport. and. aside from his millions.
he is worthy Of any honor the New York Yacht
Club can bestow upon him.
Secret meetings and conferences have been
in order THO last few days. both sides having
begun work. There is no bitter feeling shown.
It being admitted by the opposition that
Messrs. Sturgis and Rogers are good men. but
the fight will bc drawn squarely ON the action
OF the Nominating Committee in throwing
overheard two men who havo served only ono
year. and that most successfully. No fight will
be made against any other men on the regu-
lar ticket
The sun., 1892-01-22
Stray Shots.

AL match Is about being arranged between J. Fay Of
the WarregAn Gun Club and Il. Holman OF the Man.
haitian Gun Club at i've birds or blusrocks.
challenge has been sent through l. Miller. propris-
tor Dexter Park from q. DetLon President Of the
Acme Gun Club, to- shoot match with j. 6chisnAn Of
the Glenmore Rod and Gun Club ~ twenty-five 1--we
birds and nifty tiuerocks.
The weekly badge competition Of tho Excelsior Rife
Club WAS held on Wednesday evening at HAnsen's
ranges Jersey City The shooting was Inland on the
German !t: II. fGsssns s
Lam Kebidoux, 236, L. r Hansen 235; i. O. Kitts,dsc
23%: ". J: Claiming, 22s: Z. L. Pnney, 223, T.
Hughes 22l. The badge winners wsret C!ass A. W. j.
hehnessey. 2<l Class b. J uughes. 1885, class c. c.
BOhH. 23J
Tee arst regular monthly shoot OF the year among
Menher,o OF the Essex Gnn Clab was held yesterday
nualy 10 the nembeIs makiEg the most number OF
points over specified average for each thoot. Tho
conditions are ten Ave birds each. handicap rises
eighty yards bombay birmingham rn.s. Tho scores
ysserisy were r T. Br!en,na!L o; William Hollis 9;
y. smith, y: Renhardt y: Morse, B: H. Leddy. 8;
Terrl I; william Hughes. 7; L. Thomas. u
The semi monthly shoot OF tho Union Hill Gup Club
took place on Wednesday afternoon AZ Monitor PARK
WeehAwken The conditions were twenty-five biueroCss
each under American shooting Association rules Tea
gold medal WAS won by John Waller. who broke eieh.
Teen The leather medal went to Charles gou
Si.a sd!:sn st's1s After tas .ssHis. svsp! The mem
Wosminsten, s; Il. Lang 5; J. Wcoiminsscn. Z; J.
second s.s.pstAieS. wsilias. 8: j. waller. T. G.
woolminlton. ii Y. Moolmington. &; II. Lang ii p.
Sullivan, D. and Lsnnop. 8.
The sun., 1892-01-22
4 GREAT PRIVATE SUEEPSrAKE
Mcssrs. Cassstt. Withers. Morris, Hunter,
Bonner. and Walcott In 1t.
Eum The Spirh of Ae !


The good old times. when hardly. a day
match between the favorte horses Of rival
owners. have passed away. and Il great match
is a rare occurrence That they are still popu-
lar is proved by the Tenny-Salvutor and the
Tenny- -Longstreet matches. Next to tho
match comes the private sweepstake in which
each owner names his horse and puts up his
money and the winner takes the sweep. A
thoroughly sporting event of the latter char
acter was arranged on Tuesday evening which
racing season. 1t is private sweepstake of
$1,000 each. play or pay. for two-year-olds. to
be run at Monmouth Park in 1892. each sub
scriber to name three horses and to bring one
to the post. The distance is three-Iuarters Of
a mile. In this sweepstaSe the nominations
are as follows:
J. Cassat, names bay flly by rhlan. OF Pixies
Pride bay ry by Sratiord out OF foxglove chestnut
colt. by S:ratfOrd. out OF Tara.
A. y. Waicott names brown colt Miles Standish. by
Longfelow. out OF Fun brown colt Spartan by Eolus
out of Helen: chestnut colt by kayon dor uf Glenn
John Hunter names bay colt onlawa by OnonIaga.
out OF Kelp: black colt Chicago by fremont
out OF Eehoess black lilly Dagito by fremont. ont VI
Fair Lady.
J. O. Dohner names bay fly by Runnymede ont of
soubrette: chestnut colt. by Runnymede or Pontiac.
out Of Annie Fl chestnut colt by kunnymede or Pom.
tiac. out OF G!yocf.
j. a. / A. u: Morris names imp chestnut colt Agile.
by Springfield oupSf Acti"e imp brown colt Gaantry,
by 0Alopn, out Of Jennie b. bay nl!y MinnehahA, by
Wagner. out OF Minnehah Belle.
Unca. out OF Essayez Ill bay colt St Michael by
uncas out OF Michaenas chestnut colt by Uncas out
Of Cadence.
II there is no racing at Monmouth Park this
race will be decided at the autumn meeting Of
the New York Jockey Club at Morris Park.
The sun., 1892-01-22

The Junior department of the Twenty.third street
branch OF the y. q. A. held hrst-cass gymnastic
exhibition in Association Hall street and
Fourth avenue, last evening. A few moments before
O'Clock George &. Marvin. assistant gymnasium In.
structor. led forty welcostumed boys on the stage
Tue lads versed in marching tactics and their
sllul 9manuvres were loudly apnlauded. They were
led in special divisions by the boy leaders OF the
branch-James Barniey Harold Kenyon William Ciar.
encs Reed. Morgan X Shafer. and Edward q. Tkomas
The programme WAS exceedingly varied, and tho
juniors through movements on all the
squad on the parallel bars proved tource OF mnci
the leadership Of Edward Lensd, lii work on the
herman horse the boys were led by Ed Thomas and
,hsn wsni through dircnlt wand drill The pulley.
youngsters were nrst developed IN gymnastics ExsT
cises on the buck. Roman ladders and In "stsrting,
completed the exhibition.
The sun., 1892-01-22
ro.DAY,s PROGRAMME ON THE HILL
Secretary whitehead Announces that There
Will he Racing, Rain or shine.


Four hundred men were set at work on
Tuesday morning to clear the track at North
Hudson and make 1t safe for racing as expe-
ditiousfy AS possible: but the ground was
frozen too hard for running yesterday morn
ing. and the races were postponed again until
to-day. Secretary Whitehead reported last
evening that the track was in fair condition.
and that with favorable weather it will be good
to-day. and there will be racing. rain or shine.
The entries made for Wednesday stand as fol-
lows:
First Rnee-P1I:e s+oo: selling; fve:esrhths Of a
Go Iucky lO5: Mexico. lo2; Algebra gslling. lO2:
Peuzahce. lu,. Yam Dyke. 9H
second Race-Purse t4Oo for recyenr.ods; selling;
three nrters OF mile Irregular. 10: o. B. lul;
Lord cation. lO,: Knapp, 1925 McKeever. lol.
Third Rac.-Pursc $500; beaten horsrs; seven.eghths
OF a nlIle. FaDrian l2:; NAnd.rnent 1lu: Yaloo.
ZIG: DtfRuter llG; Spendali; ll2; Defendant. ITO;
Granite 100.
Fourth kac.-rurse $500 10 pounds below scale: I'VE
Lady pusifer lu7 Toano lo7 Brewer. 100: Gold Dig
fi;,h R.c.-rurse 500: selling: nyse.Ehths Of I.
mile. Pilgrim. log; HAwkston. IDs Matte Looram,
1o5; c2ld,trsnm. i02: awkeye. los Aunt Jane. lo2;
siN.h Raee-rarse s4oo: selling: one mile and an
sahth Eeve. loo: Joe Courtney. lo4 bohemian. luA:
an. lO4. Sir George H.. lO3; Freezer. ~.
The sun., 1892-01-22
xna REHx,s ara RoLk.
She Eeispses All Prsvssss Records sn the
woaeass T0urNAnsa6

The ten teams OF the womens bowling Tournament
have each rolled one game. with the exception OF tns
jolly Women and Hermine Buchhoiren These sesms
made their second appearances on the Central Turn
versin alleys yesterday afternoon. me fair dsyo'ees
are taking active interest In the tournament And
every ball rolled dow the alley n eagerly watched NO
matter whether q " clean sweep" or poodle" was
the result. The contestants made less number OF
fouls than the previous dsya consequently the re
cree had few to face the angry gsnees OF the
pretty contestants
The Lotta team did not display good Judgment In
their work. they rolling the lowest score Of the soufns
men but they outciasssd the ether teams In wearing
tho prsttiest badgea
Mrs. Dreher Of the Lota team picked out the LARGEST
sphere, and handled II like the cieverest expert. Hrs
l.. Horney 10 just tho opposite. She selected tiny
sphere. and It went down tho alley as II shot out Of
cannon. Her delivery. claimed resembles that OF
Nick Thyme and she nearly much speed as the
latter. Mrs. Honeyer began roory. but she pluckiy
stuck to her work ana toppcd over Us pins with eight
spheres The heroine OF the dap Mrs Rehm OF the
Jolly Women. Tho previous hiRh sc0re was 81 rolled
by Mrs. smith, Mrs Dctfelsen ana Mrs windt
but Mts Hehm beat that score by 10 pins. .
Tho bo wlers tn roll better the left alley Tn.
less u swift hall IL rolled the other IL Will not
travel accurately being TO turn toward the corner
pins The scores yesterday were!
The sun., 1892-01-22
GOING FOR GOLD AND GLORE
A Mig Field OF Athletes to Compete In tho
Gnrden Tomorrow Night.


There every assurance that tho first annual indoor
championship meeting OF the Metropolitan Association
OF the A. A. w. to be held in Madison square Garden to-
morrow night. will be a success both financially and
ar,isieA!ly Tho entries to the yarion. events are
.sssensyavs.ysIl D..h:F. a.. Sorris Acorn 4. 4;
H.ssv g. 1Som:! :'P rt's! ssnsI51
Az; \: Jnlson,|r M,AG.; 4 r Allen; II. u. n 4
SsoiSs sS.a; y; ffs"k Ssy i y
TsTss.asniFsaya Hurdle Race; ten a,xH... each
Sa' Z; On C.; Edward & sa.nsss 4
nfth kssi@sn. 4 A. BanaIG: ". =, Woodbridge, j.
S 4 1 I,S%Sn SSn q r ATsd s. s,s.ns SsS,Se
on. hundred, ,and tfty:ysrd Rpn.n. T: IIaid,ns n.
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A.; !smrs aeoney, Aav,er 4. 4: A.: :. toprana NJ
SThiee.Yu%ri.T. mi, Waii rnoms. sl.Tman. u: AZ.
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Gne'Wils SAFETY HisyeIe Rass-F s;slne.rx Pa.,ime
tas;es Char Aslsay & SslPsy ssasasi &
Ss. rsis, ! BsiV s,xsr santtr l. Il Li,ssu
Slxhundred.yard Run-John " sherwood. Syracuse
Ac Ac: william HlsGhpo Downs Ht Bnx,' n'n j2
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Aot,.m;r hsGn y ps ss.ns
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