The progressive farmer. [volume] (Winston, N.C.) 1886-1904, 1894-06-12
eTATE NEWS.

ADJ and IODbCOO
a grapes L ~ ~ Corn and Grains of
NOrth-0~- I'm the West-Peanuts
vines Gotton Seed from the South
sno tI Carolina Presbyterian re-
Ghe "a additions to tne cnurcn III
Eoftn Press: Uncle Jake Wal
FrsnkLr II is the first time IN his
dOCP gI he ever saw corn snow bitten:
Ie 'Do GoraId Mccarthy, State Bot
Mr.. Is lEntomologist, recently mar
spst anu rotIIrned to Raleigh with his
bnaa, Grand jury hasfound a true bill
Tne John Russell for MURDER and
sgaI9'TM Mace for arson, says the New
BstnT SUNNY, who lives at Hardin
AM Telling by fire on Saturday.
LOST live fiue the cause, says the
|gS;acCinton Courier.
%"rlotte Observer: Paw Greek has
OlnS;aed Third party club. 1t has
oIS1Df I've members, and a cnrlsVeneo
f. t9t tSe MCGEE Club"
W. Dr. Iron, the founder of the
hfgi a, colony in Burke county,
WsoS there on a visit, to the delight
sbis devoted people.
lumber of Nebraska people will
lose lands in this State, and be
PuIV Settlers. Others are now in cor
cOm n00ndence from California.
=" r. + he remembered that there is a
Ansof $50 or imprisonment 0 81 days
G G~ robbing the nests of cartridges.
NJ ought to protect the birds.
To.srs John Weaver, Geo. Weaver
F R McCraw caught 184 nice
an Drntain trout in Little river last
Sunday, says the Sparta Star.
Cto.aaville Landmark: Geo. w. Kerr,
.n 0JS"S7 wears, died suddenly at the
20 of Rev. 7. 81. Strohecker, at
Payinm Springs, last Thursday even
Henderson Gold Leaf: Mr.. John W.
vanohnson. was found dead in his bed
Wvon9sS morning. Heart disease is
mnnosad to have been the cause of his
death.
NJ, q. F. Jones, Secretary of the
Warren County Alliance, who has been
nuite sick. was in town this week,
much improved, says the Warrenton
Record.
Mr., d. Preslar says that on his place,
four miles south of here, there Is a
trkgyIa hen and a partridge, all lay
iDg in The same nest, says the Monroe
Enquirer.
AIttle over half a crop of potatoes
il expected around Kinston, according
to the Eree Press, and the shipment Of
cucunHers is expected to begin in a
few days
J.. r. Breach, who stands charged
with kllng his wife at Pilot Mountain,
is Whiting a history of his life In Dob
son Jail, which he proposes to issue In
panphletform.
The matrimonial business is below
par in IFedell just now. Register David
son has not sold a marriage license
Ences the 18th of May, says the States
vile Landmark.
Thieves broke in the smoke house at
the John Patterson place Wednesday
night and carried away large amount
Of meat, leaving only two pieces, says
the Laurhburg Exchange.
Mr.. and Mrs. Isaac Newson, of New
Salem tJWnship, have been married
nine years and have eight sprightly
boys and girls. None of them are
twins, says the Monroe Enquirer.
Mr.. G. W. Smithey, of the Lenox
Castle section, has laid on our desk a
perfect twin tobacco leaf from his last
crop, both leaves growing from the
same stem, says Webster's Weekly.
Mr., f.. A. Clinard has a hat which
he says he has worn eleven years, not
all the time, but some every year.
and it's about as good as any hat now
nOWn, says the Hickory Mercury.
There was a small fire yesterday
morning at the workshops of the w.
q W. railroad. 1t was extinguished
Oy employees and the damage was
Salg61t3 says the Wilmington Star of
There is a man in the poor house 10
SH county, WAC is such a hard worker
Saa1 when put to blowing, he has to
3e watched to prevent him from plow-
Ig t6e horse to death, says the Dan
Mr. J. B. Martin of Conover says the
TT8tthlngfor potato bugs is lime-Water
t1e mas tried it and finds that it fetches
slem every time. He sprinkIes it with
2 Watering pot, says the Newton
d A. Giersh, of Salem, has accepted
compromise of Sc, 600 in the case
against the Atlantic and Danville Rail
o oo5 Ior damages sustained to his wife
Hau children in the wreck last summer
near Milton.
me reports of our correspondents
CConSernlng wheat indicates the general
SSuoltlon Of the crop. Harvest has
TTtSuA, but the grain has not matured,
s %uaS dried up. The crop will be poor,
"1stne Lexington Dispatch.
b."e are sorry to learn that the hail
t %recently done considerable damage
ininnIIeW crops in the county, but the
WSSoIty has been nothing compared tC
snF" some sections of the State have
>NItTeQ. Save tho WorronfOu PooOrS