The progressive farmer. [volume] (Winston, N.C.) 1886-1904, 1892-12-13
STATE NEWS

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Of Grapes am H. If Corn and Grains of
orth-3 - the West-Peanuts
"hs% Cotton Seed from the South
[Sr,,iro merchant of Oxford,
= 4 made an assignment.
has nl rIJ Of Mr.. A. L. Ford, of Lexing,
nj Acnluo w Monday by poisoning from
I'd ion, dlSa the a. berries of the honeysuckle
v1De' boro Argus: 1t becomes u
G0dSO(LlV]a announce this morning the
sd du1Ey NJ las. w. Bardin. He was
I'D @!' nod mich COW belonging to Mr.;
d IF2Iack, near town, was chocked
=, I11iu N one nightlast week. heavy
az tode1,r q farmer, says the Reidsville
.a1 Bes'g' u,ara 25 deaths in Asheville
y IneL7 .ba month of November-15
~ dnaS and 10 colored. There were IL
Fh5e " ~ white, 1 colored-during the
O OIrra Of October.
0 n @.-,an+on Gazette: Mr., Joshua
vi war. var. If Macon killed a thirteen
lad WAS old pig Yesterday that weighed
an pounds and n eIghI onV olo
err 44ot dressed 1876 pounds.
vi mJ7on NewS: We learn that the
IN w Carolina Lumber company of
lS2I.. has secured plans and will at
'eq LD.o' 6osgin the erection Of a large pea
ey onti factory at that point.
Del ,sbavilIe Citizen: T. @. Hunter &
tradilg at Arden, this county,
~, assigned. Frank CarterT being
Ia'o oesignee. The liabilities r So, 600
and the assets about g, 500.
sW WINSTON suffered again from the fire
nd a.nd On the 9th inst. Part of the old
.IbUston building, on the corner OF
Liberty aud Fifth streets was con
= : enmei, Loss covered by insurance.
n The residence of Mr.. Harvey Viii
ID lions At La Grange, was destroyed by
ID . sunposed incendiary fire Thursday
n;abf causing a loss of 81, 500; no in
cI2ance, saws the GoldsborO Headlight.
m RAtbeI Herald: A negro named
nd Tobn Wilkins was ccidently killed last
FRIDAY bv a falling tree. He was cut
IS tine cord wood near this place and it is
cnn1osed that he felled a tree down on
~ himself.
J Durham Recorder The stamp Office
y At Durham did an unusually large
: business last month, the collections
y being so, 444 SO. This is 81, III. 81
: more than the collections for Novena.
Der, 1891,
The barn and stables of Capt. Calvin
Barnes one mile from town, were des-
troved by fire Monday morning. The
origin of the fire is unknown. The
loss is 1000; no insurance, says the
Wilson Adrance.
( Walter futile. a Winston negro who
c is somewhat of a desperate, and who
7 has been at large for several months,
was captured yesterday morning by
Deputy Sheriff J. E. Ziglar, says the
Winston Sentinel.
The store of Mr.. W. B. Albritton, at
Pkeviile. was burglariously entered
7 BY some unknown person Wednesday
night, and the money drawer was
robbed of all its contents, says the
q Goldsboro Headlight.
Q 1t was rported yesterday that a
negro man in Davie county, name not
learned, had his throat cut by his wife
! a night or so ago.. Nothing further
, has been learned of'the tradgedy, says
the Salisbury Herald.
Mr.. Sam Friedman, of Lands Ford,
put his n mule to good use this sea-
son. With it he made % bales Of cot
ton and $50 bushels Of corn. He wants
to know If any one a beat this, says
the Salisbury Waterman.
New Berne Journal: Moses Conner.
acoLored carpenter employed regularly
at the mill Of the Clarke Lumber Com
pany, was killed yesterday morning
by being caught between a loaded
truck and a post.
Gov. Holt mas made reuuistion On
the Governor Of S. c.. for the noto-
rlous wife murderer, Secrest. but will
not get him before 1894. as he is serv-
ngateTm OF Imprisonment there which
Will not expire till then.
Greensboro Record: The Egypt Coal
company mas reOrganized, it's capital
oOoCh increased to $500, 00G, and i'm
ProVement5 costing $1O5, 600 are now
II progress at It's mine. This mine is
located IN Chatham county.
negro named Rollins was BROUGHT
Eef6 sunday from JonesbOro township
Lor knocking another negro of the same
name IN n head with a shovel The
one Is pronounced in a DIVING
condition, says the Carthage Blade,
little six year-olds son of Jones Hind
son a his left leg broken Wednesda1
morning by a gate falling on him DTS
Johnson was called in and gave nronnt
to the unfortunate s1ffordT
Say5 the Hickory Press and CARO-,
manor Monday Lay night a white man by the
killed. killed. OIL UI tb hl,erOy was run over and
about q miles from RocFiD 1l naIlro &i3
im aaRgsi remains were taken to Ro mts
lyman lyman tor burial, says the Charlotte
.vii Ih9 majority of the people Of Asbe.
hn 5c GeSlre and demand shat a nrimarv
only ysi kicker Ror the The, postmastership. The
asPLrants who know J thew eaa are t do@
vile Gazette, 'o'e' says the Ashe.