The progressive farmer. [volume] (Winston, N.C.) 1886-1904, 1892-06-14

f.oO GudG passengers can enter n cars
more readily.
Greensboro Workman: The trial OF
8Charles blackburn was finished last
might about Is minutes to II o'clock,
when the jury brought in a verdict OF
equity of murder as charged in the bill
SOf indictment.
Newton Ente rpriSe: We hear but
Zone opinion about wheat. The pros
Spect is the best for many years. The
sdry cool weather has been very favor
Gable, Harvest will be a week or ten
%days late IN setting in, but the grain is
expected to be fine.
s. The first windmill-not of human
.sshape-ever shipped to LenOir is now
Eat the depot. 1t is consigned to Mrs
Brady at Blowing rock, who will use
git for pumping water to her hotel,
Essays the Lenoir Topic.
"a Last week minkS killed 100 chickens
and turkeys for Mrs Burwell Martin.
ION Thursday her sons, Kelley and
4Tate. got on the trail of the vermin, ran
.them to earth and killed five of them,
says the Lenoir Topic.
81 Ike Nelson's wound will very likely
prove fatal. The ball lodged near his
8 left lung where it is next to impossible
8tO remove it. He has lost all control
%Of his hands and arms and is in a very
Sprecarious condition, says the Bakers
vile NeCS.
There is now a quick schedule from
AWllmingtOn to Raleigh over the Viii
mington and Weldon and Richmond
%and Danvile Railways. Passengers
%can leave Wilmington at 4 p. m daily,
Except Sunday, and arrive at Raleigh
at 11:3O p. m.
n Durham Globe: In all this progress
#and push, Durham has held her own
with sister cities in North Carolina,
Sand yet people who have lived here
fifteen years do not know that the
.tOwn has been almost entirely bull
E,during that period.
81 Concord Standard: At Kings Noun
gtain Miss Loula Falls, about II years
EOld, attempted to commit suicide by
Staking laudanum. She was found in
her room in time to be aroused from
Cher stupOr by strenuous efforts on the
5part of physicians.
White caps in CasweIl, in disguise
took Alex Stephens and Henry Moore
@colored, and beat them numerically
s last week, in Stony Greek township
sfOr stealing some meat the Milton
4Ne1CS says. Several parties were ar
rested and tried for the offence.
81 The remainder of the plant of the
city, was sold at public auction Mon
day and bought by Mr.. E. B. Border
. for s., 800. The Arlington hotel brought
Z Sc, 800 and was bought by Captain J
g EdgertOn, says the GOldsbOrO Head
flight.
81 Winston Daily: A gentleman who
: has just returned from a trip through
s the country say S that he has never
Eseen better prospects for good crops
81 Wheat, corn, oats and tobacco are al
3 growing beautifully, and the outlook
4 smoothing but encouraging for bounti
full yield.
81 Charlotte NeuS: DIR. R. H. Nor
rison, who has returned from Ashe
aville, where he has been visiting his
Z that she is suffering dreadfully with {
Edisease in the head, probably an alb
Escess, and that her nervous system il
; prostrated.
s. Oxford LEDGER: One of the hes
+ known, most successful and highly
9 respected farmers of Granville county
is Mr.. B. 7. Winston, of Adoniram
EMr Winston believes strictly in pay
ing as he goes, and has not bought {
Fcents' worth of anything on a credit IL
thirty years.
a We regret to announce that the wifi
Eof Mr.. j. 7. Phillips, residing abou
s three miles from town was killed BY
z lightning last Thursday forenoon
jEShe was about 40 years old, leaves
* GiscOnsOlate husband and three chill
s .dren to mourn their loss, the Lumber
ton RObeSOni0n says.
In WataIga a whiskey distiller,
Eowned and operated by Landen Eastep
twas robbed, and then the thief ap
IL piled the torch to the house, and tn
whole building, liquor and all, wa
burned. The distiller, T. H. DOwell
is the guilty party and is Jail tn
BoOne Democrat says.
AsheviIle Citizen: At a meeting O
the members of the First Baptis
Echurch held last evening, at the clos
.&Of the prayer meeting service, it wa
Edecided to increase the salary of tn
pastor, Rev. j. L. White, to 50, 900
9#year, as recommended by the board o
Edeacons of that church.
q HendersOnville Times: The incubG
Etor of DR.. John Adams, at Majo
ESelden's, has proved to be quite a quo
5Acess. Out of 100 eggs placed in it, 8
were Matched out. The doctor had n
#tester. This is over 80 per cent, an
7the doctor says the yield will be a
Sleast 80 per cent, if the eggs ar
Nfertile.
Mr.. Wilson Wallace, of Crab o.
#chard township, came into the city yes
Hterday and reported two horses tina
Fare suffering from a disease that is t.
Gall appearances CHAMBERS. The law O
this State is that horses afflicted wit.
CHAMBERS must be killed. Chambers j
Invariably fatal, and is contagious
ksays the Charlotte NeWS.
Elizabeth City CarOIiniGn: On Nor