The progressive farmer. [volume] (Winston, N.C.) 1886-1904, 1894-06-26
erArE NEWS.

cation Seed from
'nNUrtovnship, Iredell county,
SbsrPsoUuo[ggs over so years old.
" q II ..Ram county will in t future main
ssp public roads by t91atlon.
sin Us ~ commission has deposited
The be- F mad fry in the Yadkln river.
$1,000 ";,Io reioices in a pig with
i I%sdSstinct feet an eH'r" lO0' =" '"0H
l. mamorial meetings in aid of
Vance .;to have been held in forty
cln'So, r, Cleaner: The wheat and
u in this section is Oei0" 'ne
NsrSS" enc Presidential ~postoffce in
0Gly ID occupied by a Republican,
bs O " Fayetteville.
ts." Tn1v 1st the Richmond and
AL IiIe Railroad will be known as
10 southern Railroad
BoAaUSotic paper, the Enterprise, with
y TT W kitchen, editor.
" r..oa hundred and eighty eight stu
Inl0 UU,atriculated at the University
s ssoS the year just ended. ,
90 ~ nditor of the Concord Times had
I .t;D~ ears for dinner a few days
cSs'T BE will get fat now.
" yaortv Herald: The farmers Of this
IN are about through harvesting.
EiS is generally low and light.
new public building at New Berne
aDi no erected at once. Walter P.
laughs is to to superintendent.
Tbo Pearl Cotton Mills a large, fine
.l.orv at Durham, began operations
Tndsy. They will weave wide sheet
. new postoffce has been established
-. nPomoFa. in the Aurelian Springs
scion, with Mr.. T. l. Pepper, as post
master.
n, ". r, GibbIe is entered by the
rorIotte Democrat as the oldes5 con-
Gniols newspaper subscriber in the
Etate-R years.
Harry Skinner and Buck" Kitchen
noke here last Saturday. There was
aTrite a crowd in town to hear them,
AVS the Concord Times.
inNorth Carolina theren re 80, 290, 900
acres Of land, about IL, 600, 900 of which
ara in cultivation. Of this number
100000 acres are in cotton.
,Tobn Walls is in Shelby jail on the
charge of bigamy. He has wives liv-
ing at Kings Mountain, Gastonia and
NOOresville-only a few miles apart.
Mai W. A. Graham has entered suit
against the steel range men for S., GOO
damages for the destruction of his resi-
dence by fire caused by one Of these
SIS ranges.
On Tuesday last Messrs. Crinkley
had the misfortune to have their dry
ing house" burnt up with some five
thousand feet of lumber, says the War
rentOn Gazette.
The new national bank of Whining
ton has been organized. Capitol $780,
600. The Review understands that Mr..
J. s Armstrong will be president and
Mr., L L Jenkins cashier.
It is said so Disguised have some
people become with their Representa-
t7es q at Washington, that they will
not even yea Congress gators, says
the Henderson Gold Leaf.
GOldsboro Argus: The wheat and
Ot crops in this county are not turning
out well. Corn is looking we'll and cot
Hl has greatly improved. The clean
Aness OF the crops is very notable.
AessrS. Freeman and Mizell made an
assignment yesterday morning for the
benefit Of their creditors, The matter
Will soon be arranged and business
resumed, says the Windsor Ledger.
Charlotte Observer: Mr.. Sid f.
query. one of the most prominent citi-
Els Of the Derita neighborhood, died
asQraay night, of consumption, after
Su1efng with the disease for two years.
orange Page, the notorious negro
murderer, who was under death SEN
Tace and escaped from Raleigh jail
aa! 10Th, was captured in Martin
s %JlEy and Is again in prison at Raj
v' ~, j. NJ: Whitlow, sawyer at the
n mill, near Statesville, fell on
S %S saw while it was in motion and
WV" w, his legs were cut off. This oc.
living. ""SS "eo anu no 10 SUll
IN Mcdowell county two white men
U5aE Vu Carter and Anderson, both Of
n nuUl were drunk, attacked a youth
tIoueu Mace. He stabbed both OF
iniIL and Anderson will die of his
4 new postoftice to be called Net il
NJ " established in the northern part
Sav %T county-in what township We
P%a,UU O9en unable to learn. Mr.. J. S
Stst aaIG ls to be postmaster, says the
Evansville Landmark.
gaasaeOoro Courier: The Randlemar
h s0IaL3acturing company alone uses
sn5' navy pounds of cotton each month
Ssiaam manufacturers $50, 900 yards Of
t5sia They pay S., 900 in cash tx
~ hands each month.
s st + Is stated by the Wilmington Stal
a os ~e government will soon establish
he rpeo0 station at Fort CAswell, a
begi moutn OF the Cape Fear river, tn,
u6Luulnp of q liz