The progressive farmer. [volume] (Winston, N.C.) 1886-1904, 1893-10-24
STATE NEWS.

Of GrsP0 t,rys of Corn n Gralnso
North~9'%.o&,, , the West-Peanuts
"nSa Cath ns Seed from the South
aa~r Estsp, of this county, eyed
Nr. Berry :os recently married to Mrs.
gears, .o %s5 aged 66 years. says the
BDsghan amy Carr has been requested ted
Goyerno' sHsciaI term of court Tor
border, a r. held in December for
be trial o. srrfmen are to be placed
Two eHtI1C Cane Fear life saving sta
b duty az Two extra mon will soon
EoD at 33S o9'f t. oak Island life saving
ceT' ,r,+ T Moore, an able North
Rev. Aa'' author of a useful and
Carolinlan, voTk, has just been made
n ttssPsi5ing elder in the Missouri con
tren's,, r,ri,rta and North Georgia
The A LbirI runs up into the pan
tsllL sa of Western North Carolina IS
so ID for its debts on the goth OF
November. 5iooina moo
the h Ia week. They report a short
'F The crop is said to be short
ub L~, the peanut section, says the
InrTTf fS Index.
A o,!-.,r Democrat: Col Harry Skin
Cin.II to about 600 people at Goshen
Rf sPO 15nrsiav. We understand he
iaS. ,1ar1r three hours and made a
l,gr conservative talk.
~ WINSTON Sentinel: John Cooper, the
W. Tanauese student who entered
,5- P;8g6 in the fall Of 90, died Thurs
,aA Inig6t of consumption. He had
:! sick since the 1st Of April.
o,t,r5 Ta5spT. Oxford is a regular
y. U4 torn There are within the cor
.52ofian 40 estimated to be worth
s s.ntls 10 00O A heavy small grain
,SD will be planted in this section.
rbarIot-e News: The farmers say
- nat crop is splendid. The plants
green and healthy, and are not
with the insects that came so
destroying the crop last year.
Washington Gazette: There is a
increase this year in the amount
syrup made by the farmers in this
nlty' and they say that the quality
mu.h superior to that heretofore
ade.
W1kasb1ro Chronicle: Mrs. Kasie
,bns3n. Hiss Mamie Chambers and
ndOlph Lewis. all of Hunting Greek,
ere bitten by a mad cat last Sunday.
he ca. was pI-ten some time ago by a
8i coz.
The Wilmington Messenger learns
at in Beaufort county, Wednesday
a negro, Emmanuel Slade,
scagitated his wife, whom he had
Gated badly and whom had returned
her parents,
The North Carolina Presbyterian
mod meets at Tarboro October 31st.
has now l&4 ministers and 312 ruling
iGr8. R-v. J. M. Rose, Fayetteville,
eI3c;r.ug moderator, will preach the
IluaI sermon.
Landmark: How much
e insurance would you suppose was
rriei by S~tatesville parties? A gen
3man who has taken the pains to in
tells thGLandmark it amounts
about $751,000
Tarboro Southerner: Our colored
lends at PrincevilIe say they expect
put back nearly all the buildings
at were destroyed by fire last week,
ID from present appearances, the
Tn will be improved.
The Shelby Aurora says the mining
m0nCzjte is a new industry III the
odd bcl.' Of Rutherford and Nc
1wcil, which IS employing one hun
ed hands. Tie ore brings 500 per
\ at the railroad stations.
Newborn Journal: Ii is reported
at the oyster canncTy at Elizabeth
ny VIII Start up soon for the season.
VIII he OF great profit to cur neigh
II town and We only hope to chroni-
a similar report for Newbern,
Greensboro Record: A. South
feenSooro man went to the Worlds
an, remained eleven days and spent
ny 81 for the entire. trip. AS $50 60
tni8 vas for railroad fare. he spent
~ SI0 10 tor board and seeing the
on-pP2rd Barrett was arrested here
Ss1eIday On the charge of attempting
~. ESmLni rape on a 12-year old girl.
W. o.1 coiQred. He was held bound
,SL N a 500 bond to December court,
~ 'ne Carthage Blade.
ID I5239 G the two-year-oId son of Mr..
o ~ I vi W. }. Prevatt, fell out of the
nd ~ VI thelc dwelling last Thursday,
/ + Wis ~ arm passing between two pieces
b0CG, "as Wrcnched back ward and
Tmb y. the bones broken, says the
'4noe'ton R~>5asonian,
en- 10 .. + T.. "; Sharp, a prominent citi-
rain 1's1"A county, was killed by a
,tafasy; s'e w. n. O.. Railroad near
lis b o5-r,e on the night of the 10Th.
" fSo was carried about half a mile
ErsiNa and literally torn to
,'' he had been drinking.
R Dra Citizen: The chestnut crop
North C[ og55,?e county and Western
eason, ana IL unusually large this
eing r, ",i1 shipments are continually
' 1~J TO New York and Gin.