The progressive farmer. [volume] (Winston, N.C.) 1886-1904, 1893-05-30

the unsettled state Of the weather. The
greater part of the day was devoted to
public exercises. Brethren Davis,
Ecktor, Johnson, Mexican, CIapp and
others occupied the forenoon in short,
telling speeches that will no doubt do
lasting good for the reform cause in
our county.
Dinner being announced we all gath
cred around the well filled table and
paid our compliments in a most sub
stantial manner to the most excellent
repast provided by the good ladies Of
McLeansville. To say that we enjoyed
this part Of the exercises is altogether
unnecessary, for any one who did not
should have gone to the apothecary's
and had a prescription filled for the
dyspepsia without delay.
But we must pass on. After dinner
we spent q short time in a social way,
meeting and cOnversing with the breth
reu from different parts Of the county,
forming new acquaintances and thus
widening the circle Of friendship around
US. nav d hlghCy I0Ver IN the prog
res5 of human affairs the Alliance has
been, what untold good it has accom-
pGshed in bringing the industrial
classes of every name and occupation
Co6e'nef' III nVlpIH6 tie'h 70 see Uh&C
Vhey nave one common interest," are
collLro1Veu oy one common enemy anu
"I6 l'oC SeIlu"i8 W one common conan
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III Clo 1lUerl1oon Dro' W. IL Ease
Oul Ice L IresiuehC, oellVereo an ao-
Uh0S9 ~ Vne AillalIco "hIch contained
Lnuch 9Oou, pFacIIcal aoVlce ana WILL
we '"lilA' "e productive OF 8fe"C 9ooo
" 'He CAUSE III our SSctIoh ol the olo
No[Uh 0Ca'e'
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