The state chronicle., 1893-04-27
Notes From Windsor,
Communicated.

Communicates
WINDSOR, n. @, April 26.-Mr.
F. d. Winston returned last Fri
day from Norfolk, Va, at which
place he had been in attendance on
the Naval Rendezvous.
Mr.. st. Leon Scull, has been to
Washington, D. c., looking for of
fee so 'they say" He wants to be
appointed Timber Inspector, but l
have no authority for this other
than "they say" SO.
Two view brick buildings will
soon be in course of erection. One
on the corner of Main and Gran
Vile streets, the other on III Main.
Superior Court convenes here
next Monday, May 1st, Judge W.
A. Hoke presiding. The court
docket is more than an average one
There are 81 cases on the civil,
with II new cases on the appear
ance docket, and about so cases
on the criminal The clerk stated
to your correspondent that he
would give as his opiuion that not
more than 20 cases on the criminal
docket would come up for trial
Mr. George Gray, the new Demo
cratic postmaster, vice W Fl. Out
law, negro, is now in his new quar-
ters on Main street The interior
of the Office has been fitted up with
neatness and taste. The entrance
room has been papered with
border around the edges. Two
desks for public convenience, sup
piled with ink and pens, picture
hangs on the wall on the west end,
while over the general delivery
hangs picture Of plain Grover
Cleveland. In the center of the
room from the ceiling swings q
chandelier of several candle power
g thing unknown in the postoffice
at this place heretofore. Two
benches have been provided that
people may rest themselves while
the mail is being opened. The mail
boxes are both call and lock Il is
beyond doubt the finest fitted up
| fourth-class office III eastern Caro-
lima
The farmers are well up with the
work on their farms Our most
prosperous farmers have but little
80 do with the Alliance and q
sight less with the Third party,
The Home for the Aged and In.
firm, with county farm attached, was
established last year and is nos
growing its first crop. The prison
ers, that have heretofore been com
mitted to the county Jail to serve
| out q sentence Of the court or fol
payment Of costs, are sentenced
to the county farm and work house
here uuder an overseer it is seer
that the prisoner performs faithful
service.
The farm this year is on a small
scale as the last report Of the boarC
Of directors will show, which | Civ
herewith, showing that the health i
4 good, that the prisoners are ODE
4 dient and work good; that expense
q are economical and that things gen
. orally are in satisfactory condi
ton Relative to the farm work,
says Since last report sevent
acres of land have been put in OF
der for planting, (twelve acre
/. planted in corn, 500 bushels of lime
: spread, 5000 rails msuled and
i good fence put up, 14O loads {
wood cut, 125 bushels of ashe
burned, thirty-fve acres of Ian
cleared of bushes, 400 yards {
> ditching done and much manul
g made. The work is rapidly pr
$. crossing" Since the above repo
was made much of the crop is U
and doing we'll. The food crops
the farm will be stored at the far
So for home consumption, the prisone
aud and the inmates of the Home Fl
aa nc. the aged and infrm. W. R. J.
m.
Protest Against the Home Rule Bi!
By Gable.
LONDON, April 26.-The Marqr
,rs of Londonderry presided today
}" conference of Irish Unionists, 6
AL AL sembled in London to prote
do againt the enactment of the bill {
'8n 'ts: tablishing Home Rule in Irela1
all All the prominent men connect
with the Irish opposition to Hol
A Rule we're Dresent.