The progressive farmer. [volume] (Winston, N.C.) 1886-1904, 1892-11-22
Wheat from the est-PeanUtS
and Cotton Seed from the South

Wheat from the West-PeanUts
and Cotton Seed from the South
Mr.. M. M. Yandle, a we'll known
merchant If Pineville, made an assign
ment Thursday.
The MinneolA Manufacturing Com
PAW. at GlbsOnvllle. are building an
ADDITION to their cotton mill, says the
Graham Cleaner,
Good Farming: Mr.. J. @ Parker.
two miles west Of thi. place, raised
LOO bus els of corn on a tive horse
farm.-Stanty NeUs.
Mr.. Oglesby's gin at Harrisburg
caught fire We tuesday evening. buG
b. effort was put out The gin caught
from ii spark from the engine.-DGlLy
Standard.
Mack Weathersbee had his gin house
DESTROYED hV fire last week Mr.
Weathersb q has been very unfortun-
ate in having his property destroyed
by fire.-AdrOc0te.
The Orphauage has owed twenty
bushels of wheat On account of the
Try weather. it was put in later than
we desired; but we hope for a good
crop.-Chur' tn and Children.
Andrew J Brown. of Stokes county,
was mt on the head with a brickbat
and qnlte seriously injured last night
by a R.idsvi!le negrD named Tom
Stevens, say $ the Winston Sentinel
A mar named Weatherly, from
WaukulIa r ,beson county, was serI
OuslV and probably fatally lnj Ired yes
terd ~ at the taIr at Fayetteville. by
falling from his hor~e = Wilmington
Messenger
l.um Houk, of Burke county. acct,
dentaily shot himself Sunday. Dr w.
L AbernaJhY vas called to see him,
and reports the wound by no means
fatal. saws the Hickory Press and
C4rOiin5Gn.
: Mr.. B,ker brought a carp that
weighed 49, pounds u town yesterday
which he mad caught IN Neu~e river
Carp are beginning to De quite mum
erOu- II the rivers and creeks in this
county.-Ihe Herald.
the dead body of G.. Fl. Brown was
found III d Darn neal Winston, N. O.,
Win a suiiet hOte in tna forehead A
uute iii his pocket in1ic4ied that he
had cOmmirUed suicide TO avoid the
poor house. says the Inden.
Rev. Sam Small, the Georgia evan
gall-G. orator, lecturer and S imp
Spe tkeT. a gone II on a lecture
TOUR aud wis deliver lecruresa ar several
points IN North Carolina within the
next few weeks, -Chariotfe Observer
Passengers arriving Oh the e. f. &
Y V. Ra lrOad last night the 18th. re
bort that a white man. name unknown,
wus III owes ana killed by the train
at Fayetteville. while attempting to
steal a ride on the trucks Of one of the
. r6-NOru2Hg StGT.
George w. Best, who was convicted
Of murder III Craven county at the
| spring term, and sentenced to be
hanged. and appealed to the Supreme
C'urt, the Judgment being upheld, the
Cove nor has again fixed the day OF
execution for D5ce uber lon Ga
zette
sir. r. W. Shreves received a kick
from II mule Sunday afternoon from
the Effect of wnIch he died Wednesday
night MIR. Shreves "a an industrious,
Well respected cit zen and leaves quite
a large. family to whom his loss will
uruve a Sad blow, says the Shelby
ReTte1C.
A few nights since Mr.. J.. w. Harri-
son, of Macon, had the misfortune to
lose his CRIB and some seventy five
barrels If corn by fire. The fire was
caused by some ashes that had b-en
emptIed and had not died out when
the wind rpSa and scattered Them
WdrrenOn Gazette.
Abou 1 o'cfock yesterday morning
the plug and smoking tobacco factory
of J W Faucet at Durham was
burned It was II large wooden build
ing. In il was rs 900 pounds of plug
Tobacco. 1t is said the loss is $50 600,
viii h $25, 600 insurance, says the Eastern
| Reflector OF the 18TH inst
Honday night a barn on @ J. Aus
tins farm ovt r the river was destroyed
by fire s the fire broke out during
| the thunder and AIN storm the sup
position Is that lightning struck 1T.
Three II four thousand pounds of cot
ton and about sixty barrels of corn
were burned. Farmers Advocate.
The widely known law suit OF Josiah
Turner against the late w W Holden
has come to an end. At HillsbOro Mr..
| Turner took a non suit The case was
| against Mr.. w. q ROsenthal, receiver,
and was for SIS, 600 damages for i'm
prisonment in 1890. Many Raleigh
| people had from time to time been
witness in this case.-DGiiy Work
q
We regret o hear of the burning of
the barn of Mrs Will nm Aldred. IN
Aianance county last Thursd, ~ night.
In the barn we're two horses, all her
corn and forage, a wheat drill and a
Io5 of fertilizer recently bought for the
present wheat crop. All Of this was
consumed. The origin of the fire is
-,+ y,-rur No TT1ZI4paHaa - A II5 a oO
Echo.
There was a serious cutting affray
be5weentwo negroes near Dunn's Noun
tan last Monday. A fellow by the
name of Spruell stabbed "A nan by The
name of Huntiey In the abdomen. DIR.
Thomas Wright of this place was sen.
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