The progressive farmer. [volume] (Winston, N.C.) 1886-1904, 1895-03-12

=, vour bonds, II you WanI oO
:. SsD on y your bills Is
IN our Office two wire picket
Wensac6ines. Price, each, $15.
Note the prices of all or,
Osa onoted in our list are aettT ERE
e a yet the lowest we nave 0'0' n'
o,,..o note that our Produce Mar
Peas &anoTt indicates the prices at
q. reoEPticies can be sold on the mar
ct here.
o.uu,,ovn N. c., March 1, 1895.
nrIR S1R:-The sewing macn1ne
D DsSt If YOU to hand all right; Am
pOggps ~. with it. There is a $50 ma
Fel ;in this neighborhood; would not
E6Ine u for i5. Best wishes for you
1Ye Up A. Yours truly,
nd sn0 g.. @. COGGINs.
No ouote to-day in our List of seeds
we q IoFir corn and yellow milo
Fneo n limited quantity. These are
nn.sso3harine sorghums, and do mucn
.ttor than ordinary field corn on light,
sSronghty, soils. The grain Is esPe-
IN GOOD for poultry, the stalks
~ fne fodder, or ensllage. Five
onnds seed n acre.
wo ~sppreciate kind words from
W. W. of the brethren regarding our
Fa-ts with the Agency. But kinder
I'm and more to be appreciated Is the
TbstanCial interest they are taking In
] bv the increased number Of new
onds orders, cash and general toning
n This means prosperity for the
bz5er in North Carolina.
A brother writes us to day to send
i'm price list of the Business Agency.
VoII now. brother, UCheTe are gOU OF,
4 von do not know that the price list
Pas been running in The PROGRESSIVE
FARMER for more than a month"; THE
PROGRESSIVE FARMER is the best ALI
lnce paper in the State, is the only ex
Alliance paper in North Caro-
ina. Send 81 and get it for one year.
Strange-that every Alliancem9n in
rorth Carolina does not subscribe to
HE PROGRESSIVE FARMER, l do not
YOU can be q good AllianCeman
ithout The PROGRESSIVE FARMER, any
lore than you can be a good Christian
rithout the Bible. You grow dull and
feless. The corporations sWallowyou.
AXE The PROGRESSIVE FARMER. Keep
osted and be ever ready to advocate
ur cause and you will feel like a bet
man. Let every subscriber send in
new name.
LOCAL TRADE AGAIN.-Now, breth-
en-, you do come to the city. You do
,uy goods. But our local trade is lot
lear so large as it should be. know
7ou are interested In the Alliance and
he Business Agency. / think wecan
ave you money. A very enterprising
firm here is anxious for your
,rade. Their contract is the best we
nave ever had. IL you do not call TO
Zee US before buying and take advan-
age of this arrangement, you do your
elves and your families an injustice,
o say nothing of the Agency. Il is the
BUSINESS of this Office to serve you. If
7Ou avail yourselves of il, all well. If
it shall be your fault.
Bro. NJ. B. Prince, of Henderson, N.
!, writes: Enclosed find $15 60 to
alance bill Of feathers of Feb. IL, '95.
to bad weather, we mad a rather
mall attendance at our last meeting
Onsequently was unable to renew my
Ond. Hope to arrange it at next
We do not ~patronize the
IgenCy as we ought. I find there are
prominent reasons why; first, peo-
le like to see what they r buying;
9cond, l find that u members use
be Alliance price list to beat down the
merchants, and they have pretty
BOD success, too. They save money
but such operations do not
tpp0rt the Agency" A brother mem.
9r Of the legislature tells us that In
Is county last summer the merchants
'molned to sell meat at Is cents a
9und He at once ordered q box of
eat through the Agency and sold it
the brethren at cost. With one box
, broke down the combination; then
10 the merchants they could have it.
oW., brethren, 1 submit that this is a
lcldal policy. The State Alliance
gency is your IUeapOn. You beat the
lemy yer the head until you get on
?, then turn right around and destroy
efficacy Of your own weapon by
it away, or by letting it rust
the blood of your enemy. When
u want to s it again, it is power
'. Crush out or freeze out, your
ate Agency and your weapon is gone.
lt, says one, merchants are not our
emles. They are not your social
emlesi they r generally the ''best
In the neighborhood, the most
terprising; that pays them, it is their
but they give you the least
oney possible for your crops and sell
" the least amount of goods possible
T the money. You know what many
andard goodsare before yousee them;
hers are as represented. Combine
'ur orders, place them through the
genCy and you can save money on
most every article YOU purchase, and