The progressive farmer. [volume] (Winston, N.C.) 1886-1904, 1894-07-24
STATE NEWS.

y grapes anu d Of Corn and Grains of
North from the West-Fean4S
Nhe sCottons Seed from the south
'na0 Douyhters, of Statesville,
qhe KING 81 Establish a hospital
get 70 colored, was killed by a
fs. Bryan oor New Berne a few
ago. Hary Mason, a wealthy ~ old old
bts. NJ! MA at her home, near Chapel
On VIZ roInty Democratic Conven-
Barke ISL Judge A. @. Avery for
9 sa5 States Senator.
Ope 9nS even hundred chickens at
bO1 a3ae from one man.
SstInS n~omocratic Convention of
rhe De n endorsed Jarvis to
os 1.ss5 R Ransom for Senator.
ao'eSu aid that thus far the present
It's sapL IoSa than 40 people have been
sasonb ~ lightning in this State.
bDea " y Rumple, son of Rev. ]. J.:
l sS Of Salisbury, was drowned
RaDg8IbUe5 ndun. Va.' a few days ago.
bar 0r pacord says there is no wheat
The heIo otraw as the outcome of
but lot tg5r re- in Guilford county.
Fnea' roI to Blowing Rock still con
The !L'i he very heavy, large crowds
tnues Nv W almost daily, says the Lenolr
TOPIC, ora reports of scarlet fever all
The!95 dawn the Southern Railroad.
up anu love a family quarantined at
Greensboro has ini,,rod tho
the u' INLAND, and it is feared the
corn I'll h short. Corn on bottoms
crop lpo, Us saws the Lenoir Topic.
SSVO~ oderstand the revenues carved
"" t5rpe coppers in the lower part OF
U aR2, snLU one night last week. Why not
WIZ WIZ 'pm in the day tlme9 asks the
TTTidIkesbOro Chronicle.
T.s Fiber Denton, of Dysartville,
nI no;ttod suicide Monday night by
S Songing herself in her husbands barn.
No. TSu San8e has been assigned for the I'm,
intimate occurrence
roroord Times: The Northern Con,
.,..nce Of the North Carolina Synod
L ETi meet at Grace church, Rowan
1 Sm n. c., on Friday before the
;b Sunday in July 1894
Tbo EIkin correspondent of the Char
htta Observer says, that J. r Jolly,
= Wilkes. went snake hunting last
VI ond killed III in a very short
time. That is pretty good.
Roy, Jas. L. Currie, pastor of the
prpsbvterian church at Burlington,
iiad at his home in that place Tuesday
morning, of fever. He had been con
fined to his bed only ten days.
Aboiler at the Eccleson and Parme
he Lumber Association Mills, Jack
YnviIle, N. c., exploded Saturday
night, killing three colOred men in
SANITY and fatally injuring a fourth
Mr.. Cicero G.. Dawson, son of MI. A
B. Dawson, of Jasper, was drowned
Yesterday in Bachelor creek near the
Neuse road bridge, where he was en-
g8ged in floating logs, says the New
Berne Journal.
Charlotte News: Capt. w. w. Robin
son, for the past ten years County
Superintendent of Education for Meek
hnburg, died at his home near Shopton
in Steel Creek township last night. H
was IS years old.
We see that the patent medicint
gEindler who several Saturdays agC
feced a crowd on the Court Hous,
square here, recently took in a Grove
the anne way at Windsor, says tn,
Greenvile Reflector.
The Beaufort Herald tells that Rev
n II, Jurney has bought a five thou
sand acre tract Of land from Mr.. O.. L
Duncan, of Beaufort. The land i
near MOrehead City and is known a
the Della Webb tract.
Fayetteville Baptist: We rejoic
with the farmers in the bright pros
poets for a large crop. Corn and cot
ton look unusually well and with tn
me seasons of the past two weeks al
crops have fourished.
ASheville Citizen: Thomas @. Lam
&rt. Of Limestone township, died q
1s home near Arden this morning
De was born in Mecklenburg count,
MISS, and was hale and active almoe
Nthe day of his death.
Wilson Star: Julius Farmer accuse,
breaking in Baker Bros. stors belo1
Ie railroad was bound over to court
lled before Judge Lancaster. --Ther
are aOout sixty bicycles in town an
!I We have no bicycle club.
Farmers tell the Charlotte News tha
aefe will be enough blackberrie
alned this year to run the pie eater
%ttW years. Owing to the scarcit.
ITyner fruit, the blackberry vines ar
"n5 cleaned of every sound berry.
~ sunday a week ago, lightning struc
S %S 6oldsboro cotton storage ware
guuse setting it on fire. A section G
S IS warehouse was badly damaged an
nv bales of cotton badly burned
slrel. u '0OO'"
.%wnlteville News: The sad INTEL
S'3; has reached Fair Bluff of til
ITT%algn death from heart failure G
%sS walker Oliver, an excellent youn
~o! OF Lower Robson. She was