The progressive farmer. [volume] (Winston, N.C.) 1886-1904, 1894-05-22
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Of Grapes al - of Corn and Grains OF
NOrth-ol%nu, the West-Peanuts
Whsa Gotton Seed from the South
U,ndors, merchant at Lilies
g. P..ioned last week. u
vile; sSs Simmons, OF q foutSn
Co OLE has been confirmed Oy the
senate. obo.ter and Lenoir Railway
G q lid ida a line from Hickory to
Newton ,~,ated that there are one
"nshiners" attending the
Fedora Selma burned the saw and
Fire az Ills Of Mclean Brothers, caus,
psnlpIS 5ss estimated at $25, OOO.
ig NJ Benson, ex-treasurer of
John a,,ntv- was arrested charged
B sS epr~ookedness while in office
WV last Monday night the residence
On iT Dan Kelly of Kelley's Station,
dA15. oat,r az by fire, says the Garth
'ge I.bIogram from Consul General
cau announced that he and Mr..
IT Avery, MS pIlEoUO ~
5 s,rived at Shanghai
a II. Ira HaIsey tells the Allegheny
!. there are 10 twin calves and
Star ' noIts in the immediate neighbor-
S sSI5 Of Plney Creek.
d." "o.tbage Blade: Miss Mary Nc
nonaId, who was shot py BOP Ray.
DoIo oince received severe injuries from
sI sai died last Tuesday.
no. %soro are 40 prisoners in Guilford
- dHS % If whom are U. S. prisoners,
Isl, terms of from two to five
m SoDtbs with a fine Of 800.
Tbo AsheviIle Citizen says that II.
Gpdger, Esq of Buncombe, has
AanoIfpd as administrator OF the estate
y The late Hon. z B. Vance.
rov Carr has ordered a special term
.tT5gAcOmbe Superior Court, for civil
% o,soo for two weeks. to begin July %,
to he held by Judge Armfeld.
The ale of the Western Railroad will
+ota Mace at Statesville on the 21st OF
Inorat The minimum bid is $500, 900,
With adeposit of $50, 900 required.
Mrs Ella Harris, wife Of Mr.. Robt.
Harris. a prominent tobacconist, died
Monday afternoon in Reidsville. She
Dawes q husband and four children.
The two Mormon elders, about whom
there has been so much talk, still con
time their work in Person county,
mainly in the most retired districts.
The registered wiskey distillery OF
I A Patterson, near Miller, Randolph
county, was seized Saturday for If
regularities, says the Winston Repub
lCan.
Mrs. John Clark, who lives near
Baton, this county, is the happy mother
Of three bright and healthy boys. They
are now about two months old, says
the Leroir Topic.
1t is reported that the revenue off,
GERS made a raid in the Baltimore sec
ton of Yadkin county recently, and
closed the d~istilleries Of Eli Hutchens
and Mr. Henning.
Walter 6. Sugg, a young married
man, while SEEMING with friends In
SOney creek near Goldsboro, got into
q deep hole and drowned before as.
EBtance could reach him.
Mr.. J. G.. Upchurch, foreman at
Mills planning mills, sustained painful
injuries by getting his hand and arm
caught IN the machinery yesterday,
says the Carthage Blade.
We are told by a number of ouI
farmers that more cotton has been
painted this year than last. We hope
the corn crop has not been reduced,
says the Warrenton Record.
Several Mormon elders were in
greensboro last week, en- route to their
conference. The Record learns that
mere are about thirty Of them in Gull,
Iofd coun1y doing missionary work.
Nj, J. H Sparger has sold the Mt.
AIRY WOODEN mill, bought by him from
NJ: M j. Hawkins, of Warren county.
" Is understood that the mill will be
ssus Into operation at a very early
oI Mount Airy News: A three-year ole
TLla, near Dslk, followed it's father,
rTI East. to his still house, when he
sH56 Drunk. gave it enough liquor
urlnk t. cause its death in a few
UOuIS.
Winston Republican: Deputy Col
n %SoSF " Q. Troy reports the seizure
rsa Liberty, Randolph county, of the
'Hs'eFed di8tillery of J. @. Foust, also
irr %, VI Whlskey, etc, on account 0.
mo a a dividend of 10 per cent, amount
o MS ~ W . 1900 will be paid the creditors
ton SG7 FIRST National Bank of Whining
saoaIt q few days. That amount pur
consia, VIII help the city by the sea-
Ei Eiessf8. A. A Shutord and J. D
Ara ao.S, a9SIgnees Of the Shuler estate
and u s preparing to make their las
DaV HsooanI payment. The estate will
Bisb % cents on the dollar, says tn,
uSRory Mercury.
ri lynn Brothers, of Selma, who's,
bavoo were burned a few DAYS ago
NarraI1 7oe an assignment. Massey 6
E1psr.tlo are their attorneys and N. E
Sn SSfo \, IN their assignee, says tn,
~'IneId Herald.
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