The progressive farmer. [volume] (Winston, N.C.) 1886-1904, 1894-07-03
eTArE NEWS.

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WhesL ton Seed from the South
snd CotU colored bicycle club.
Cb9arlGoIIiiDO county blockade c sS1t wdS
9u apnd the mOonshlne[s caP' otorr
jded snD ia to have another factory
purham ~ acids, fertilizers and cheml-
Ss. Warren. for eight years
P Prtinsi Of Wilson Collegiate lnS'''"'''
dead, nance Fair Association will
Gbe l. ANNUAL races and poultry sho"
id! T. ,rch and several residences
AnT Wicked in BerVle 0Oun'S
qconS' Courier: Deputy Collectcr
AsbeOGEOoG seized eight barrels of
e. G. t frOm J. W. Foust, near Liberty
bt Ts0 '1t,,re of blackberries is carried
G 1beS.SSusiVeiy at Ridgeway and South
60 fm %ortwright, murderer of Joel
Joel O Siod in Yadkin county Jail Of
pnsI purcbad, in Pasquotank county,
JONI mile killed and stable burned
b!pB U.oto Fisherman's Association
The 3 Gon will be held at Winston,
Aa5us' Atkinson, aged so, was mar
Dsn.i Wary Atkinson, aged rs. in
E 5sDvile, both colored.
If1p D Gray, a prominent citizen
NJ. D 1ond Neck was kicked by a
Of 0y Tridav and died Saturday night
n GSormpn saw there are fewer perch
tsn Tri1er this season than for several
plV The creeks and mill ponds have
g sn full, however.
me infant child of Mr.. J, L. Ram
LDC # Huntersville, died last night.
E!' pamspv lost his wife only ten days
'o says the Charlotte News.
T;.tor Sbankle, a young man Of Nor
w Swooned away while at church,
WV Eos unconscious and cold for two
S Sr Cigarettes, the doctors say.
mo outlook at present shows that
r lit the colored solicitor, will be
m %D PEs1nnIican nominee for Congress in
t ,S Second district, says the Wilson
Mirror.
Mr. J W. Mosely, of Vance town
hin has a very large a of corn con.
, AMI 81 rows. An ear usually con
tans Is to IS rows, says the Kinston
Free Press.
The first load of brick for rebuilding
IN the burnt district was laid down by
W T 3. Franks last Thursday. He
has had a kiln of 100, 900 burned, says
the Franklin Press.
Some thief bored his way into the
depot at Cherry vile last Thursday
night and took out a box of tobacco
and carried it eff No clue as yet, says
the Linc0ntOn Courier.
Boone Democrat: Rev. r L Pat
ton, of Morganton. has given out the
idea Of going to China, and will remain
in Burke, where he will continue
preaching and teaching.
The Odd Fellows seem to be doing a
A'CIt UuoAuCSO INV 4"O Oo44 h4CCg
ing8 last week and eight candidates
initiated. That's taking EN- in, says
the Wikesboro Chronicle.
The Board of Medical Examiners
will meet at Morehead City, on Tues
day, July 18th, 1894, for the purpose
Of examining applicants for license to
practice medicine in this State.
TWObOxes of ca~nteloups were shipped
nom MOrehead yesterday morning.
They were raised by Mr.. M. Willis and
we're the first of the season from that
place, says the New Berne Journal.
More deaths from lightning were re,
ported last week than we remember
sVeft to have seen in the length of time.
11ey occurred in all parts of the State
dozen.
frank Morgan, of Stanly county.
EaVcted for dealing in green goods
~ Ie Federal court at Charlotte last
nEsz, was sentenced to Is months i'm
pSollentin Albany p~enitentiary anC
oll7aOeth City Ca~olinian: Mrs
uVtge James, OF Salem, suffering from
Qnor, was taken by her husband
sss |eek to Philadelphia to undergo
ss5stgglcal operation. 1t proved fatal
nv h nef remains were brought home
|t nterment.
U4ofd Orphans Friend: Tobacco
b. ss4u to be backward in it's growth 81
ar.- MI. J. Crawford B;ggs, after
o o?5ar Of hard, but pleasant work al
s59@9 Of Radtord College, Va Ii
5n r~e "etherOw and John Wander
Sa s;, TWO TRUSTEES" Of the county
Ssrol gang, escaped last Sunday anC
hat f tbo?y ct been recaptured. It seems
Cnoo 'usy were not very trusty, says
vf IKE Cole and Frances Names. potl
dsr We're committed to Jail yester
Fs,o VII a charge Of stealing oats
he T no has recently served q term il
Csrf $boounlIIeGGtIary for larceny, says thu
IL a., "; d Laggett exhibited a turniE
I'D week that weighed five pound
tsenco| %S1red 26 inches in circum
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