The progressive farmer. [volume] (Winston, N.C.) 1886-1904, 1892-03-15
Re NEWS.

"T~ortb~stapof Corn and Grains of
wheat frn the West-Peanuts
I'd otnS Seed from the South
Mr. Fife VII begin a meeting at
wilson on IN
new Rrengine for Lenoir will be
cent for this eek.
Now BerneJournal: Miss GIorena
Smith died y3terday aged 80 years.
EIkin Courr: Several families have
rocpntIv LETT lis section for Oklahoma
and Nebrask'
At Weldolnot a single bag of guano
has been oIthls year, against several
car loats Insane time last year
The Monr9 Enquirer says DR.. J. K.
N~cIlhenny Ontemplates establishing
his chewingum factory at that point.
Wincsor ledger: Mrs. Elizabeth
Gillian dee On Monday night at the
did hOmested, about four miles from
town.
In Caldwll county a three year old
daughter { Thomas Mcmillan died
in great agny from the result of a
burn
s. R.. Fole & Son are building a
saw mile Tashington with a capacity
of $4,000 fet of lumber a day, the
Progress reOrts.
Mr.. Marin Butler and Col. Harry
Skinner art to speak this month at
Charlotte. Slelby, Lincolnton and Nor
canton, beginning about the 14th.
Concord Standard: Mr.. John c.
Young. an aged and prominent citizen
of Concord. died at $3.50 o'clock D.. m
Sunday. Nj. Young was in his I'D
year.
Charlotte Chronicle: Grip has taken
a fresh l7aS on the lower part of the
county. Its prevailing to a great ex-
tent. - Charlotte is preparing to
celebrate the goth of May in great
style.
Greensboro Record: Captain John
Mclean, a we'll known citizen Of the
McLeansvlIle neighborhood, died last
night at the advanced age Of 80 years
or m )re.
Register of Deeds Cobb tel s the Char
l9tte Chronicle that the number of
chartel mortgages recorded this year
in Mecklenburg county is far less than
last year.
Durham Record: M. Thomas Nor
gan, one Of the old landmarks, died
In the vicinity Of Chapel Hill on the
goth Ult,, aged about 80 years. He died
with grip,
An incendiary fire at Wilmington
Tuesday destroyed the building with
the truck house of Dread NaUght hook
and ladder company, the truck and
equipments.
New B rne Journal: Mr. George N.
Ives showed seventeen varieties of
oysters at the Far, and Mr.. Walter
HOmOn, of the HarbOr Island Gun
Club, a dozen varieties.
Joseph Luney, in default Of bail, is
IN jaIiab HarborO to be tried for burn
ing the stables of J. w. Sherrod &
Bro The SOutberaer says Luney'sown
confession c~onvicts him.
Hro0rr org grUrit6 company has
been orr kized in Salisbury with $780,
900 capd The following are the off
ceEo elezs sd: T. H.. V~anderford, presi
dent ana General manage.
TarooroAdU0cdte: Turner Redmund,
colored, the efficient jailor of this pl zee,
died suddenly Wednesday morning.
negro living at Mildred had his
barn and stables burned last week.
Governor Holt mas pardoned Joseph
Potear, OF Burke county. who Is con
victcd Of staying Mark Britain. and
who has served five years of the twelve
to which he was sentenced.
M. a Canipe has a large poplar that
near the ground is thirty feet In Cir
cumferente, according to his state
ment, thdtn IL divides into two large
SAYS the Shelby Aurora.
A dispdnsatiOn has been received to
establish a Masonic lodge at Blow
ng Rock to be known as Blow
R1cks Lodge. j. B. Clarke Is ap-
pointed isrst Master, the Topic says.
Concord Standard: A gentleman,
Who scents well up n political news, re-
marked IA few DAYS ago that Col John
r Webster, of the Reidsvllle Weekly,
would be Ia gubarnatOrial candidate.
Greens oro Record: The branch
in sthis city of the Robert Port
Ter Brek wing Company, under the
.haPge OIL G T. Joyce, makes a show
ne OF oJ -er $50, 600 business last year.
LiLN6lH COu5 Ter: Mr.. Sam Lander,
he MICA imam, has for some time beer
working Ia mica mine in North Brook
o~wnshlp4 this county. He says the
Mica is fosund there in great quantities.
Drlrhanh capitalists have purchased
he controlling interest in the Kelley
\stBtute.H now located at Greensboro,
~ ilnay be moved to Durham.
; paid $50, 900 for the stock they
red.
oh Hoint Enterprise: Mr.. E. a.
4 is having erected ten dwelling
les on lots pur biased from the High
4 De Felopnent Company. Three
he houses have already been
yan Tyson, Esq, of Prosperity,
in town last week. He called at
Office. and showed us some nice
hen, of ore from his valuable
nina. They will begin grinding
rein a short time, says the Garth