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

and Grains OF hlCe rom Ile last
~ Grapes and Tobacco Stems from the
N~orth-Stalks OF Corn and Grains OF
Wheat from the West-Peanuts
and Cotton Seed from the South
The Spirit Of tie Age is now. pub
Iished ut Durham, instead OF Ralelgh'
Concord Standard: DR.. NJ. NJ. FIOwe,
of Flows store. died Thursday evening.
Mr.. A. s. Durand, an aged citizen OF
Washington, dropped dead on oull-
day.
The new building at Oak Ridge
school IS rapidly approaching COM
pletiOn
A direct telegraph line has been
erected between Lemon n Lancas-
ter, 5. =.
Dr R w. Hobgood, of Granville,
made 275 bushels of sweet potatoes on
a half acre.
4 railroad is to be built by the first
of April from Wilmington to the mouth
of the Cape Fear.
A factory for the manufacture of
cotton bagging and ties will, it is stated
be established at Charlotte,
Mr.. T. B. Fldridge has retired from
the DAILY Herald of Salisbury, Mr..
j. r. WhIchard assuming entire con-
troll.
Boone Democrat: Rev. Mr.. Gibson,
the Methodist minister on this work,
has been seriously Ill for some time
with fever.
Mount Airy Nelcs: We learn that
neS%I'!,IoIl9 az nLan6o fartorv for
Nonn+ Xiv
Can't lanes NJ McNIurray has left
Greensboro Ihe ICfCo'| $500 f 49,"
squat Ga COM lCI9 III 'NO 0'''
near ei"oL e
y SIX NeafOld son Oh DICK IiOOle' ot
Ashe county, Tell lnto d caul'IoI u
boiling molaSSeS MONDAY ana wa
scaId@d to death.
john 7 Newberry, aged II, ne at
work III a nuil at taNeULeNIie IhufS
day was caught III a belt ana pouhueu
to deuEh by the machinery.
4 young lady riding mar fashion on
the streets OF AsheVille the other day
attracted Il great uea! OF aLIentloIl
She wore the divided skirts.
Mrs. Joseph Spivey, of Randolph
county. whO already Is the mother of
twelve children. gave birth Monday to
trlplcJS-tWO girls II II OOy.
Cross Creek township, Cumberland
county. on Tuesday. voted $50. 600
subscription to the capital stock OF the
Fayetteville and Albemarle railway.
Capt. Steven Davis, of CarterPt
county. was washed overheard from
his vessel while in q storm near More
head City on Monday and was drowned.
GoId~boro Argus: \ pear weighing
III oueces was Yesterday displayed in
this office by MI. J. w. Bum, of the
Pikevllie - 'ticn, who has a fine crop
of them.
The committee on hospitality OF the
Missionary Baptist church expect 800
delng7t"S 10 attend the State conVen
ton which meets at Golds0oro owe
Der liTA.
1t l. eStImttet that there has been
near - COZ worth OF cattle CONTRACTED
for AMI dtiVeu out OF the county our
ing TN" past week, says the ataaSa
De""ciuj,
We learn that hog cholera IS pre-
Valln= to some extent IhfouG louI IIlIS
Sectlpn mo Jhe az uedt4 Ia.eHi I'oI@
allrul,nS people, say > Cl7 'OloSooIO
Heudl'Jaf.
At = Owiur Rock the Green Park
Hotel Is receiving a large addition.
In the new part there Will be ST rooms,
while the hotel now has only sixty
two rooms.
Concord ,SFr1dard: AdoIpheus. the
- on II old son of Mr.. NJ
Litaker Of No. /. accIdently shot him
self in the ankle with a pistol yester-
dav morning.
The Farmers Alliance will RIM the
Wa,-hoII.e which will soon be vacated
bv Mr. Gravply on Church street
opposite the Eagle, says the Rocky
Mount PioHjr.