Romance June number offers varied tales for readers
The June Romance from the New York Story Club features four original stories by E H Lewis Charles Seates S H Behrend and Don Pedro A de Alarcon translated by I Furst and E J Fagundus. It highlights a range from a strange Vienna duel to a Carlist war tale and a detective story plus several biographical sketches and war sketches. Romance costs 23 cents per issue or 3 dollars a year. The Ladies Home Journal June issue showcases Brides of June essays on dress and outdoor activities with features by Florence Howe Hall Ella Wheeler Wilcox and others and promotes summer ideas and serials. Curtis Publishing Company sells it at one dollar per year or ten cents a copy.
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New York Story Club
E. H. Lewis
Vienna
Charles Seates
S. H. Behrend
I. Furst
Daniel Dane
Don Pedro A. de Alarcon
E. J. Fagundus
Maurice Thompson
M. Quad
Edward S. van Zile
Margaret Sutton Briscoe
Ada Cunnick Inchbold
Acton Davies
William Wallace Cook
New Orleans
Rocky Mountains
Pennsylvania
Plains
Spain
New York
Ladies’ Home Journal
Florance Howe Hall
Mrs. Mallon
Ella Wheeler Wilcox
Agnes Macdonald
Canada
Premmier
Rose Gertrude
Molokai
Charles J. Dumar
William H. Rideing
Carl A. Nyegaard
New York Riding Club
Miss le Garde
Helen Jay
Kate Upson Clark
Jessie F. O’donnell
Buck” Ewing
Curtis Publishing Company
Arch Street
Philadelphia
Pioneer Buggy Company Ad in Darkest Africa Reference
An index of advertisements from W T Whitsett Fairview Academy notes National Manufacturing and Import firms in Darkest Africa. It claims they lacked a Horse Brook or Pioneer B and offers a health cure for the Horse and a Buggy purchase guide. Respondents are urged to send 10 cents or silver or stamps to learn more.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Africa
Pioneer Buggy Company
Columbus
Ohio
County Alliances to Meet Quarterly per State Constitution
W B Barnes secretary of the North Carolina Federation of States Attorneys announces no authority exists to alter the constitutionally mandated quarterly county alliances meetings on the second Friday in January April July and October. Raleigh May 5 1891.
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Barnes
Y N. C
F. S.A
Raleigh
N. C
Public Speaking on the Alliance Across North Carolina
P H Massey, lecturer for the Fourth district, will address the public on the Alliance’s aims. Meetings are scheduled at multiple townships in Green Lake, Wake, Panther Branch, and surrounding areas from July 6 across July 17, starting at 11 a.m. Eustody invited to attend. A secret work of the Alliance will be demonstrated at each gathering.
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P. H. Massey
Ves
Green Leake County
Eloin Grove
Wake County
Tuestony Hill
New Light Township
Wainiday
Rolesville
Wake Forest
Eagle Kiks Creek
Township House
Panther Branch
Oe Hill Alliance
Rome Alliance
Tueedby
Mill Creek Alliance
Ia Level Alliance
Carter’s Alliance
Alliance
North Carolan
R. J. Powell
Wake County Alliance Business Agt
District Lecturer Appointments For Alliances
Br J B Smith district lecturer for the fifth district will address the public on the Alliance at Grove Orange County July 1 2 pm Academy Orange County July 2 2 pm Mardles Mrs Person Co July 4 jay Hillsboro July 8 2 pm Piney Mountain Orange County July 9 2 pm Creche Grane Co July 8 2 pm Afterward a private Alliance lecture will follow Smith and local officers are to meet in Hillsboro for new lecture system instructions.
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Bro. J. B. Smith
Grove
Orange Co
Academy
Mardle
Mrs. Person Co
Jay
Iillsboro
Piney Mountain
Tuesees Creche Grane Co
Alliance Lecturers Appointed by State Executive
State Executive recently appointed Alliance lecturers across eight districts for THE PROGRESSIVE Farmer and Alliance literature. Districts include Blair in Mencia, Thorne in Airlie, Seawell in Villanow, Massey in Durham, Smith in Guilford College, Hunter in Huntersville, Leazer in Mooresville, and Durham in Shelby, with J S Bell to Asheville. correspondence urged to arrange lectures.
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E. A. Thorne
Airlie
N. C
V. N. Seawell
Villanow
P. H. Massey
Durham
J. B. Smith
Guilford College
R. B. Hunter
Huntersville
Augustus Leazer
Mooresville
N. Cc
Dr. L. N. Durham
Cotton Bagging Available at Seven Cents a Yard
A few hundred yards of cotton bagging made from carton material offered for seven cents per yard. The 44 inch width and 12 yard length per unit are noted. Contact H. Worrn, S. B. A.
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H. Worrn
Nash County Farmers Alliance Plans Tobacco Warehouse
On May 18 1891 Nash County Farmers Alliance passed resolutions by R C Dixon to have Sub Alliance presidents canvass for tobacco warehouse subscriptions in Nashville North Carolina. Subscribers to pay five dollars per share on the second Friday in July 1891 at the regular county meeting date. The secretary to notify all Nash County Sub Alliances.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nash County
Farmers’ Alliance
R. C. Dixon
Nashville
N. C
Secre
Farmers Alliance and Educational Union addresses announced
C C Wright, assistant lecturer for the eighth district, outlines meetings in Boone, Elk Knob, Bear Creek, Bakersville and surrounding towns on June 33 to July 16. Talks cover the Alliance aims, with a secret session at 8 pm on gold silver and nickel badges. Badges priced 1.25 dollars for gold, 40 and 20 cents for silver and nickel respectively, with discounts for dozen. Also offering Cushing's Manual of Parliamentary Practice at 25 cents.
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C. C. Wright
Eighth Congressional District
Farmers’ Alliance
Southerland
Ashe OM Tweedy
Weiner
Boone
North’Fork
Philip's Sch. H
Elk Park
Mitchell
Elsie
Grassy Creek
Alliance
Cushing
Barnes
Sec
Raleigh, N. C
Freight and market notes from Raleigh to Richmond listings
Freight rates and commodity prices appear for Raleigh and Richmond markets with references to lard, hominy and grits, flour, soda, cheroots, pork, and various farm implements. The city cotton market is cited with price levels for Good middling and related grades, alongside assorted merchandise and equipment listings.
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Richmond
Hill di Raleigh
Razin
N. C
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W.T. Whitsett
Fairview Academy
National Manufacturi Sere Ennaing and Import
F. S. Blair Mencia
Nash CO
Alliancemen
Ratelieu
Wes
E. C
Red Cross Reliable
Porto Rico
Nemo
É. Laurel N. C. Molasses Molasses F. C
Sana
Fairbanks
MASON
Balai
N.C
Bodatt
Svias Silva
Andy
Roel
F. O. B. Raleigh
Ibs
Osborne
Io Ak
Binning
Ode
Anu
Victor Safes
Alliance iv
NC Farmers’ Alliance
Nova Scotia
F.C.B. Norfolk
W. H. Worts
S. B. A. Actipgmead
Financial
The
Winston West End Hotel and Land Company
Winston
Upper South
R. D. Robobinson
Fayetteville St
M. E. McCown
Occoneechee Live Stock Farm
Hillsboro
Truly College
Randoiph County
Randolph County
Ist
JO. F. Crowell
Trinity College
Dixie
Aganare’ Friend
Dunn
Stonewall
Artin
Ver
BELIS
Excell
D Reid
John D. A. Fisher
Faith P. D
Rowan Co
Progressive Farmer
Dunmook
United States
Ra Een
Advocate
Topeka
Kansas
M. E. McCo
Cardwell
Sim
Cardwell Machine CO
Durk
Egil
Clo
Main St
J. Lambe
N. G
Julius Lewis &Co., Rareies
North Carolina
Emma
Auggie
Prince Zeb
Ee Zeb
Mary Wilson
W. M. Watkins
Milton, N. C
Leaksville Woolen Mills
Leaksville, N. C
Leaksville
Ww.a. Slater, & CO
Reams Warehouse
RY Barrat
Atlanta, GA
Dallas, Tex
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