The progressive farmer. [volume] (Winston, N.C.) 1886-1904, 1891-11-03

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Trees near the banks that are under
mined by the current of the river will
be removed, says the Tarboro al
COcGte.
Rocky Mount PhUniG: Mr.. Redin
Bullock who has been in Philadelphia
for some time i at home now. He will
leave sOon for Yucatan as the master
machinist of the Yucatan and PestO
/ Railroad company. We hope he will
meet with big success in his new de-
p%arture.
A very distressing affair occurred
near Mt. TirZth Sunday morning. a
crowd of boys, instead of being at
Sunday-schoOl, met on the narrow
gauge railroad now in course of con
struction, got into a difficulty and the
son of Mr.. Bowen was dangerously if
not fatally cut.
Henderson cold Leaf: Rev. w. D.
Morton. D. D.. the newly called pastor
! of the PRESBYTERIAN church. will arrive
with his family from their home at
Coles Ferry, Charlotte county, Va
on the Oxford train Friday night at
$50 o'clock. They will be extended a
cordial welcome.
Durham SIM: Mr.. AL. Bally received
al CICSI3LI GiAlH Nv IlIIS C''INS IlS UIIC
sad Intelligence of the sudden death of
his father. Col. Benjamin Baily. last
night at 2 o'clock. at his home in Wal
nut Cove. He was about 20 years old
and quite a prominent man of that
progressive town.
Red Springs Farmer and ScOttiSh
| Chief: On Monday last John Harris.
cOlorpd. abducted the eleven old
daughter of Mary ellis white, and
Mary III pursuit of her child vas shot
by John at or near Wakulla. John has
fled The woman is painfully though
not fatally wounded.
Raleigh Visitor: The cOlOred people
are making a very credItahle display
at the Exposition indeed. By NOvem-
Der 1st. their department will be a
pninJ of attraction on the grounds.
The exhibits in this department, fur
n'shPd 10y the Florida people are inter
esting and attractive.
Last Sunday many negroes assembled
at a church neal Princeton, on the
WAYNE county line, for the purpose
of having Il camp meeting, but they
quarrpled and a general fight ensued
with pocket knives as weapons. No
one was killed, the Heudiight says. but
several were wounded.
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f ai,,, ~ H,;1 Lo."'vS
MiIag9 ,r"niI W w. DI - H}'i r" i 1,1Hn LIZ
in Which a white deaf mure ma9ed
Summerlin was killed by his wife'S
two brothers named Rogers, Domestic
troubles between SummerIm and his
wire caused the homicide.
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wn.Ls, illness with f. nboiI fa,,a,.
|C r. Falls has sent a mammoth irish
potato OF the SrcDua crop to this office.
lr weighs nearly two Dplnds and
| there aIe five pof4tnes i'm one
The 81, b,n.a with ON lh,Ios If
COTTON = LOT of nrauIts ana npa sacks
IF Mrs Winhlrrv's ahntt fv-n ,nli..
from tnvn v1s an+iraIv CHnSI,nnI ~.
fire "Wednesday nlght Thn ransa or
the fire Is unknown. The loss Will
reach about four hundred dollars. No
insurance. saws the Tarboro Idy0c1fp
Ovfnrd DAM. Tho dwalIpu bousa n+
Howell NeIsnn abn1It siv Mills from,
IOyford. was ,estrnved nv fire. l,.t
I'm # i ,,mnnsnd tn Tav W. ct,,o1r
ON tho 1rn,f frlII, - on,,.l- f,.n,, 7ha
rbjnupv Mr. %pls,n mad his nntirn
crops of tobacco packed in the house.
His loss is about s., 600. He was in
sur d for $3.50.
Winston .Scut1,pI: 4 gentleman
from fine central mart of fhn Statn
,nnIarknd . few d~aISago h Tban tn,
If tobarr1 in thn eastprn half If ne
Stale This Year INNS 1,ryaiV IT, tna
enter and smnknr ~radns il - Egbt
and chaffy and lacking in the char
actpr which makes Il crop suitable for
plug purposes.
Enz,hatb City Co, oLn, ;o,, . i nor
,immnn traaS ara hnoy,Iv Ioadad mith