The progressive farmer. [volume] (Winston, N.C.) 1886-1904, 1894-02-20
erATE NEWS.

Of 6rSp C+aIks of Corn ana Uraihso
NorLr+ from the West-PeanuCs
WhSI cotton Seed from the South
norne is shipping oysters direct
pIond28aa rne has a new daily paper
rbeCouFnlestt,on wants the horticultural
tr this Evansville af. Baptist Orphanage
i out OF I9US will be planted in this
Les tban formerly, it is stated.
state D.Jist Pearson is holding a series
Br o9E1g at Davidson College.
dne'lpo men have escaped from
SI nes ;Ilo iail. One is a murderer.
Fay uabam had a fire last week in
; RoEAI a livery stable ana t"o STORES
we're Omsbip partly sunk is reported
4St6aLnnd Shoal. off Hatteras, with
% . DneI of life on board.
Dos5n' Iobn w. Graham of Hills
AaJGi mentioned for the Senate to
bor ossa5 Senator Ransom.
;usrV aoticpd on our strCets Monday, a
We Iodv with her checks painted
oaor ss,s the the Hickory Mercury.
''l, s'' CHARLOTTE News reports that
The 10 % q21, 700 invested i'll in
i i9..ries in that town. n snow
ng, --latest catch of fish ever made
I2 25,SSa6ead City is reported. There
at A0t el+Z- tons at one haul of the
'ar'. povhoro Courier reports two
l.' weighing respectively 522 and
hoSo .oTnds, the latter only fourteen
%..3on meas are being planted, and
Uaiq viii be a good many planted, as
tnelg 5,oIT the case, Gays the Fisherman
and Farmer.
- ~. rorasboro Journal has been e.
moved from Jonesboro to Liberty, n.
= and the name changed to the
Liberty Herald
y 7 fillmore has been appointed
.~,n3masrpr of the Raleigh and Gas
I've and the Durham and Northern
railways.
NJ Tbpophilus Bland, of Pitt, has
,.rpn sons, and no Il IN the outfit,
sSo aid man counted, weighs less than
200 pounds. ,
Grand Secretary Balm, of the Grand
To1op Of Masons. has received the
nanprs for the organization OF another
lodge of MasOns.
Mr., Weston R. Gales, who Is so we'll
and widely know as an evangelist, IS
conducting a series Of meetings at
Nashville, Tenn.
And now it is a Wilkes county man
who has perfe ted the perpetual mo
ton. The Scientific American says 1T
is an impossible thing.
Durham Globe: 1t has not yet been
decided whether Trinity College will
have a base ball in the Inter College
league this year or not.
Col. Julian S. Carr will deliver the
grafton at Oakdale cemetery, Will
mingtOn. on the observance Of Memo
rial Day on the 10th of May.
The Leaksville Wooden Mills a few
days ago confessed judgment for the
um0t SO, 200. The total assets Of the
c)mpany amount to $65, 600.
Greensboro Record: Two gentlemen
killed snake Saturday afternoon while
out on a stroll. He was a big fellow
and was basking in the sun.
The farmers all over Columbus are
making Improvements in their farms,
and are preparing for making Hog and
Hominy, says the EineIand Star.
Hall Brothers, Hickory, one Of the
largest firms IN the Piedmont section,
have assigned, with $50, 600 liabilities.
There are $25. 900 of preferred debts.
Collector Simmons has recommended
~ storekeepers and gaugers and
brandy gaugers for appointment and
las completed that work for the
present.
May Aagness, who lives in Freedom
was shot by Jake Canister one night
-E week. The shooting was said to
Courier.
cAshevlle Citizen: Col. John D.
cameron has sufficiently recovered
mVn dis long illness to be able to get
~. Ol the house. He was out for a
"Ne This afternoon.
Inc Imperial Pine Product Com
P1-! has invested 1915, 900 in a very
s1IpIete plant at Washington. For
r rouV une there has been much mys-
~! regarding these works.
n.o william Sprewill, a farmer living
fas5 Town, on going to his stables to
fo TT Its team on Tuesday morning last,
F F;59au I"0 Of his horses dead, says the
'u'On Fisherman and Farmer.
djL i reported that a nineteen months
raao ro weighing eighteen pounds, was
Tbat 1n slaughtered at Kernersville.
sf Ir: VIII offset some of the big hog
Ss mat have gone the rounds.
aa H.; Henry Dc Fairly, of Farley, N. G.,
3arsfooI n business last week. We I'M
a5e 5" o.QQ that Mr.. Fairley's liabilities
has %r%een $4,000 and $50, 900. He
w.~1essed Judgement for 1913, 900.
pI-as~~..se nton Record: It gives us
Br53;"a 10 report that Mr.. W. G..
d T. VINO was so seriously injured
~: recent railroad accident 10 i'm