The progressive farmer. [volume] (Winston, N.C.) 1886-1904, 1894-07-10
STATE NEWS

o. - C+alkS Oh SOAA
North from the West-Peanu@
vines Cotton Seed from the South
and nodpmv building is to be
I'D Id in Edenton at a coS' u "'OO'
1900, carolina erected the first pub
North Ca in the United States at
Der un5VeTFS''HE anes, n Of the largest
Mr.. B. ronnfacturers of Winston, is
pbaccoa h bis life is ~despaired of.
5E anu said that Attorney General
~ TOsborne is an avoweu c"n"l
l pa for United States senator: TIL
dsto ~ nannv, of the Vanderbilt Uni,
Prof. H@ReanahyiTIe, Tenn, been elected
verify. S@ Of Trinity College, Durham.
PreSla9D' g Montgomery, of Buford
NJ. sbin, cut his foot very badly on
F'9TSbnuFTssday with CLUB axe says Vne
, Sre Enquirer.
HonlUo il some Institution among the
There 70 oIr city. Many are really
por Oh who are too proud to make
aferlnS5 saws the Edenton Fisherman
ssd Farmer -oab. While skinninu
;rotOn D1spaGCu: h1AO ShS
n6Snder a tree at ADVANCE last
sbeeLdo D, E. Holder was killed by
l%hu[S3 ng J. NJ. Crotts received a
%ySiT ~ Raview: The threshmen say
SneyH3 ,jo the wheat crop is short, it
thai W. h was expected, and the
d a1s JitySi is good, as the crop was saved
nu! nr Carter, of the First Baptist
h9y. If Raleigh, is here aiding Rev.
c1afTtn nderson in the conduct of a re-
NJ I'LL at the Baptist church, says the
Corgtbsge Blade,
noe day last week Mr.. ]; A. Under
,. UrO killed the boss snake we have
9oord If as yet. 1t was SIX feet and
nsi and one. half inches in length, says
gs Lenoir Topic.
no the farm of Messrs. l. L. & E, l..
~ ~ m Haw river, this county,
Ls.!i Is a chinuuapin tree that meas
w. - feet 2 inches in circumference,
av vstbe Chatham Record.
1bare is a very heavy chestnut bloom
, tho mountains this year, and if
Thing prevents a heavy chestnut
n.on NAV be expected. This is no
J SSsstnut, SAYS the Franklin Press.
# We can only have seasonable
veatber for the next sixty days, our
rrons will be aboundant. But, then,
tIsFe is the p~roverbial "slip bet Eeen
the cup and the lip" says the Warren
ton Gazette.
The Cape Fear and Yadkin Valley
raeiyorship case has again been post
Mned at the request Of Receiver Gill.
f was to have been heard in Greens
bOro. July Sd. No date has been fixed
for theCase.
There was a big blow along the river
last Saturday. Farmers from Tyro
report that corn is blown down badly,
that some trees were blown down and
q few outbouses unroofed, says the
Lexington Dispatch.
Rev. Mr.. Weston informs us that his
book on Marshall Ney will soon be
published which will give a full &C
count of the great Marshall who it is
claimed died in North Carolina, says
the Boone Democrat.
G0d8boro Argus: The outlook for
the wheat crop is very discouraging.
It's drying up and falling down from
rust and many places in this county,
our farmer are harvesting to save it.
The prospect is for a light crop.
Corn in this section is not only a
"gWlne" but has gone, up. 1t has been
commanding 70 cents at the crib, but
the railroad strike will prevent the
Importation Of western corn, hence 1t
Will 90 up, says the Hickory Press.
At the meeting of the town commits
a0ners last evening Mr.. James Davis
presented a petition, through his attOr-
aeys, asking for the sum of two thou
ald dollars damages for false arrest
aO assault, says the Durham Globe.
Ihetour story leaf tobacco factory
aacourse of erection at Greenville for
me American Tobacco Company, was
u0Fn down a few days ago. Many
ssUEmen were in the building at the
~ae and nine men we're badly injured.
Ine Concord National Bank and the
SOlCord Daily Standard are the only
wv concord institutions that observed
tV 4o Of July. We read the Declare.
ul Of American Indepence. 1t is a
S StIsssnlng document, says the Concord
v Inc season before Rocky River
o ma'Fal Springs promises to be a big
S hue Already there are a large mum.
f H. VI guests there, with engagements
s NJ many more, They say the tables
coV3 sS9[per6Iy furnished, says the Con.
b- VI "elsh's hens are noted for laying
S%otSSg, eggs, but one of his Brown Leg.
rmIS spread herself" in producing
T Taal one q few days since. The egg
fban perfectly formed but no larger
Yon,daan English s~parrow's, says the
~oaroe Enquirer.
a nd Arrowood stole a mule, saddle
csnIo CGidle from Mr.. W. K. Ried, oil
E~dp creek, on Sunday afternoon last
rm "as a bold theft and no doubt the
mooit6 culprlt will be soon caught and
gfo T.st his just deserts, says the Ruth
r~uton Herald.
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