The progressive farmer. [volume] (Winston, N.C.) 1886-1904, 1890-10-21
..;on of Winston. Salem is

,ra more freshmen at Davidson
,I.gs this year than for many years.
ore sixteen North Carolina boys
so, the J inns Hopkins Universit I
session
:, Milton advertiser says the ware
-, there paid over 81, 900 for tobacco
.rs day last week.
r,spsboro North State: Mad dogs
irving trouble in Morganton and
.r towns west of US.
-. contract for ilIumating the new
.,tvC College buildings at Durham with
.,ric lights has been let.
c5sIbv Aurora: Mr.. Arrowood, who
mlding the hotel at Blacksburg, says
y pading will cost $4,000.
tobacco man says that Winston will
:, nearly a third more houses for
snaing leaf tobacco next year.
The horse of Rev. B. B. CuIbreth, of
rrenton, Gied, and kind friends fur
5bei money to buy another one.
nuhsm and Oxford are each trying to
,ovs themselves the best leaf market of
d two. We wish them both success.
Henderson Gold Leaf: A good deal
tsd estate changed hands Monday. 1t
INSISTED of both town and country prop
vg.
The Cadet Young Mems Christian As
|pdsion was organized October 9th with
members of the Davis School-TOin-
|g Duly.
We learn from the Tt0in- City Daily
bat the Winston police arrested sixteen
amed gamblers in that town a few
lights since.
4 white man named Melvin had his
badly Iacerated by the saw at Mr.. A.
EKnno4'S saw mill last Thursday, says
s Rg5s5ontQn.
Mr. Wakefield, of Chase City, had a
he Kenvucky bred horse, valued at $500,
Tiled few days ago by jumping a picket
Ea.-DlrHdm Globe.
The Wilmington Messenger says: A
factory with $4,5OO,O 900 capital, in
is to make tin plates on. of
3rb Carolina tin r in part.
h,Washington Gazette says that Mr..
LlfB. Branch is winning new friends
1stzer he goes, and it is beginning to
:nly a question of n ajority.
Anegco boy at the cotton gin of Mr..
P. Hunter, near D, rita, M~ecklenburg
Slty, was caught by some shafting and
killed a few days ago.
When Josiah Turner, Clerk Manman
ID Captain Hughes get to swapping
gns, then there is no use for a man to
the blues.-Durham Globe.
The ubiquitous crying baby was in
nrt yesterday. His honor had a rule
on the mother to move the nuisance
II Of the room.-Durham Globe.
October 22d, 23d and oath are the dates
d holding the Border Exposition at
Azton. Great preparations are being
and it will be a great success.
Cotton rolled in rapidly to day. The
have been making good use of
lar weather, and have got ont a good
part q that is Concord Standard
an effort will be made during the ses
Ion Of the next Legislature by the Will
lngton and Weldon Railroad to lease OF
q! the Atlantic & North Carolina Rail
ai.
Last Sunday was the editors birthday,
d he don't expect anything except a
Element of all back subscriptions by de-
aqlents, says the High Point Enter
rs.
Charlotte has 1855 population, in
lease in ten years 4,46l. Greensboro,
5I6, increase 1922; Salisbury, 4,436,
LIB, Winston 1888, increase
Buyers from Louisville, Richmond,
'sT York and even for European houses,
ssnd the daily breaks at the Eagle
,o'Fehou.e, Rocky Mount.-TarbOro
&rAsraer.
'odsboro Argus: GoldsborO's Great
~ opens on the 2lst and continues
~OOgh to the Odd There are $50
4us enrolled at the white Graded School
'ts city.
we've Jacobs was hanged at Lumber
a. Friday. His farewell words were,
''I all to avoid whiskt y and bad COM
I'u!' His crime was the murder of
~'se Women.
,'sent' have been granted to the fol-
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