The progressive farmer. [volume] (Winston, N.C.) 1886-1904, 1895-09-10

rseelVe o' 90 usual. it Is because ouI
prOnpty, Miss Annie Barnes, Is OF
OOk-KeeR recreation. Miss Annie Is
trs n I@ciant and faithful. No one
noso orer given closer attention &c ousi.
bs We are glad for her 70 nave d
tort vacation -
noncv has Just secured control
The A5CLnF material which Is said to
dthe LroInable to farmers and stock
b37erI1 O. Is9d on all kinds OF stock,
men cows sheep and others, as a
PreE even saving to many a nervous horse
ssla T0orr7ing and frettlng ana c0hs--
tbe G3ding from annoyance by HES;
qleno SnIied with hand or brush n
IT'S aPPaiT about the head and neck
G'ea IT, most unprotected parts OF the
Snd tne bnrse. A thorough application
eJ8 OF - i've instant relief, and ordi-
: au ~ 66rotect for several days.
r,CrORY.-Now that the State
lance SnUr through its Executive Com
Aisa oo has contracted for the purchase
nltsee' factory property at Cary, and
o. VIC .Io viii be made and property
ne I tor in a few weeks, Is there any
pau If7rthar delay in raising the e
uS fnnds with which TO begin op
aq, ~ the hedges at State Alliance be
~ and every Alliance and every
CIV send his contribution at once.
yT;D5 alone will not run q factory. Let
y. cot down to business now, and push
NJ = movement. 1t is only the begin
I55 IF a great future for the Alliance.
V,pv MILLS Food for stock will go
further if ground, and will keep the
animal in better condition. Farmers
and stock raisers are alIe 3dy learning
his and that mills are really little ex-
ranse They are driven by horse power
a1T5 the grinding for a farm can be
dome At odd times, or on rainy days If
sheltered. The Agency handles several
different sizes and kinds, but for gen.
ersI purposes, price and capacity con-
sidered. we think we have a mill that
surpssses all others of its kind. 1t may
he driven bv one or two horses and will
grind 3 bushels fine to II bushels coarse
per hour. Our price for this mill Is
1850, with average freight for points
mn c., 81 50. making mill cost de-
EVered about $40 to 500. It is a fact
that Wake county and some contiguous
efritory perhaps other parts of the
State is being Canvassed by peddlers
hthese machines who deliver them at
your farm for $50 cash, and $33 on
tine. Better have the mill at $50 than
not at all. But why throw away SO?
The Agency makes a reasonable and
egtimate commission at the $50 price.
&quel: Write to the Agency for
eTsfythlng you want.
GUAyO The Agency has Just com
peEed contract for fertilizer for the en-
suing year, beginning September lob,
1875, at prices which we think ought
to give satisfaction to the entire mem
bership Of the Alliance. Let all the
brethren who may read this notice
crop US a line as to their approval or
lBappr0val. Do you know 1t is worth
@methlng to any servant to be remind
Cd that his efforts are appre ciated. Re
gEdlng that it was our business to
SaF7e the members Of the Alliance alike
N whatever portion of the State they
ny live, we proceeded to ask for bids
% manufacture and deliver the ALI
anCe GuanO to our trade at q uniform
pHGe, including freight, to any station
10 North Carolina. Some brother who
ives within a days drive of the fac
wEy, may take it that this Is not best
lot him, but tha5 number of brethren
must, OF necessity, be comparatively
slai!, as only a very small proportion
Ial i've around any given point. It so
happens that our factory is situated in
sV midst Of the tobacco belt and to
O1cco growers lever grumble at the
gLce OF q good fertilizer. But for those
@1OLVe under the caves of the factory,
!. L cheaper than ever before. How
O.ef THIS arrangement may, or may
a!'' strike the fertilizer using brethren
y Is the greatest good to the greatest
inta noeF' and ought to awaken special
1CGeFesJ all over the State.
oIF prices will be for the North Car
HnlS Alliance Official delivered freight
az 10 any shipping point IN the State,
t ~ CaF iots, for cash, $50 per ton. Ga
,uIe, delivered III Spring of 90 for fall
10y Toy ment, 80. In less car lots 81 per
An 4lggneT Tor bJth cash and Uim3 sales.
nbod FntSghate, ID per cent. available
p~oI'P,orlc acid, car lots delivered,
f;n'I 80 per ton less car lots 81 higher:
We - advance over cash. On K4inlC
\ III meet all legitimate competition.
"a 1u It Ii.IabIe burIu. $ arrangement will
~ n 'oe for those VINO have to buy on
far But we beg of the brethren, as
an, a. Possible, to avail themselves of
5Ir cash III +. We are as sure that
Al 5u3n0 shall stand the test of the
Agr.a sts OF the State D partment of
Imi Cul ufe, and we shall REQUIRE the
1I N Oh his point.
Inv ~" brethren, if you appreciate the
c Gang ment, go to work for it. IL
E13}g5t 10 be a very potent m ans Of
soi0Ing up the Alliance. These prices
Tu5 only for AllIancemen. Outsiders
t ra'' IN very case, be charged 81 per
% ~ more than Alliancemen. Our
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