The progressive farmer. [volume] (Winston, N.C.) 1886-1904, 1886-09-15
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JURORS, REGISTRARS AND
JUDGES.

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for the next term of the Superior Court
of Forsyth county:
FIRST WEEK.--B. F. Pegram, VIM.
Reese, H. B. Holder, c.. HI. Shouse, s. A.
Lehman, Jos. Willard, C. P. Sides, 1.
D.. Dalton, H. w. johnson, J.. L.
Phipps, A. G.. Hough, E. R. Pfaf, M. c..
Dean, F. M. Hargrove, Sam. Whit, J..
A. White, VIM. Longworth, III. A. Hes
ter, P. E. Burk, Alfred Shore, VIM. Ebert,
Geo. D. Reynolds, J.. C. Crews, A. w.
Bevel, Geo. Willard, Jordan Huff, E.
T. Alderman, B. A. Brown, Willis Mar
shall, A. F. Hanes, Thos. L. Leslie, S. A.
Thomas, w. S. Fishel, w. A. Strupe
VIM. Snider, w. w. Phillips.
SECOND WEEK.--R. III. Morris, Ransom
Sink, L. F. Harper, j. w. Ballard, P. H.
Neal. S. A. Miller, J.. A. Petree, Geo. E.
Nissen, Geo. w. Snider, 1. L.. Franklin,
A. E. Transou, A. A. Crater, D. R. Bur-
ton, C. A. Winkler, Calvin Osborn, j. l..
Peace. j. G.. Blackburn, w. w. Shamel.
Ordered that the following persons be
appointed Registrars and Judges for a
general election to be held on the I'd
day of November next. The first named
are Registrars and the other four in each
township Judges:
ABBoTT's CREEK.--J. H.. Wicker,
David Smith, John M. Crews, A. Pitts,
John Tucker.
Bellows CREEK.-F. Fulton, A. G. Voss,
Jas. Moir, Jas. Lewis, w. w. Fulp.
BETHANIA.-J. w. Anderson, N. F.
Sullivan, Ed. Spease, j. H. Stoltz, L. S.
Grubbs.
BRoADBAY.-M. j. Bodenhammer, A.
j. Snider, M. L. Charles, P. E. Light,
Noah Hine.
KERNERsvILLE.-J. M. Guyer, j. S.
King, A. H.. S. Beard, V. w. Perry, A.
F. Robertson.
LEwIsvILLE.-J. T. Binkley, Thos. l..
Warner, NJ. Blackburn, Geo. F. Mock, S.
w. Craft.
MIDDLE FoRK.-P. A. Cox, Shade
Morris, NJ. H. Ogburn, John Beeson,
j. P. Crews.
OLD RIcHMoND.-E. L. Reed, Benz.
der, John B. Vest.
OLD TowN.-C. III. Hauser, j. L. Pratt,
j. NJ. Richmond, j. H. Shore, Daniel
Grabbs.
SALEM CHAPEL.-J.D D. Waddell, Jr., H.
Marshall, Geo. w. Leak, Thomas M.
Marshall, Jesse F. Grubbs.
SOUTH FoRK.-J. E. Faw, w. L. Swain,
Tobias Rothrock, F. Brindle, Adam
Nifong.
VIENNA.-H. R. Lehman, II. J. Hau-
ser, A. S. Conrad, Philip Mock, j. B.
Doub.
SALEM.-C. H. Fogle, M. N. Vogler, j.
G.. Sides, IT. w. Shore, A. Alderman.
WINsToN.-M. Grogan, S. III. Hodgin,
w. II. Clark, P. A. Wilson, j. S. White.
RAILROAD TALK.-Messrs. Risby and
Bilheimer, representing the Bristol,
Pound Gap and ~Smithville Railroad
Company, spent Monday in Winston in
conference with our business men in
reference to that proposed line. They
had an informal meeting with citizens at
the Chamber of Commerce Monday
morning, and later with the Railroad
Committee, when the matter was talked
over but nothing in the way of business
done. We understand they are going
along the proposed line to ascertain what
amount of local subscriptions can be
secured to aid in building the road, and
this was the object of their visit here.
BIG PUMpK1Ns.-Mr. G.. HI. Hauser, of
Vienna, who raises the big w~atermelons,
brought three monster pumpkins to
town Saturday, the largest, "King OF
Mammoth's," weighing 1851 pounds,
the second, the Potter, weighing 1919
and the third 1863 pounds. Each meas
ured about six feet in circumference.
They will be kept at the Big Coffee Pot
and will be sent to the Raleigh fair for
exhibition. soy
RAILROAD SURvEY.-A corps of sur
veyors under orders from the Richmond
& Danville Railroad Company arrived in
Winston to-day to begin a survey of a
line from here to Wilkesboro, with a
view to an extension of the Northwest
ern North Carolina road to that point.
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