The progressive farmer. [volume] (Winston, N.C.) 1886-1904, 1895-02-05

do that, what would you dot Let the
servant be in touch with the masCer
and the master with the servant.
You have not failed to note and ap
preciate the action of the present legs
fature in repeating the act OF '93 and
restoring our charter to its former
prestige. Every true Allanceman
must saw amen to this. By the act OF
SO we could scarcely turn round, say
our prayers, or think, without nVan
dating our charter. Let every SUD
and County Alliance pass resolutlons
expressive of their appreciation ana
send them in TO The PROGRESSIVE
FARMER for publication.
Brethren having produce or any
kind to sell can ship us In small guam
Titles. try u market and if satisfac
torv continue. AIICGys notify as of
anV shipment. All such articles as
eggs, chickens, turkeys, geese, pork,
beef, butter, lard, peas, beans, flour,
meal, &c., may be consigned to us.
We will sell for best price that a be
obtained on day of arrival and make
returns promptly. IL you desire to
ship to Northern markets, write us for
address.
PEAS SPECIAL NoTICE.-We fire.
| quently have orders and inquiries from
various parts of the State for peas. Ii
those having peas to dispose OF Will
write us plainly the kind, number OF
bushels, and what they will take for
them sacked f. o. b., naming sta,
| <So, - nil hn nHuont00n If
| often happens that a customer can
be found In a near by section. Don't
expect us to name the prices. You do
that, and if we make a sale will remit
| you your price less a small commission.
On this page will be kept a report OF
the Raleigh market, corrected every
week by the Agency. This will enable
you to tell what to expect when ship
ping to us, and may also be Of further
convenience. Don't ask US what we
will give for any article. We will give
you all we can get for it, and your only
way of learning will be to try us. We
promise in every case to do the best
we can.
LOCAL TRADE The brethren in
| Wake and near b. counties, and others
who come to Raleigh to buy supplies,
can save money and at the same time
encourage the Business Agency by Civ
ing us a call. If you want groceries,
hardware, shoes, clothing, dry goods,
notions, medicines, in fact anything,
we can supply you in Raleigh, and
make it to your advantage. Come and
see. We have here a depository for
field and garden seeds and can supply
you with the very best grown. If you
do not patronize the Agency 1T shall be
your fault.
A brother writes as follows: 1--WE
want to know if we have to pay as
much for guano as outsiders pay. Some
of our neighbors claim to have bought
it cheaper. If it be true, what good
does it do to belong to the A1liance9"
Outsiders are charged 81 per ton
more for all our brands of fertilizers
than members are. This is IN compli-
auce with an order of the State Ali
ance. II it is true that your neighhors
buy it cheaper, it is through some
error of Sub-Agent handling it. In
structions from this Office, as we'll as
from factory, are to adhere strictly to
the order of the State Alliance.
If it should be violated, however, in
a few instances, there is still need to
belong to the Alliance. Let the ALI
ance go down and non members, as
well as members, will sOon be paying
more than they now pay, not only for
fertilizers, but many other goods.