The progressive farmer. [volume] (Winston, N.C.) 1886-1904, 1897-11-09
srATR NEWS.

n~e|b-stsIks of Corn and Grains Of
Sa.+ from the West-Peanuts
- cation Seed from the South
ara but 10 orphans now at
\. oxford asylum
.,.osaen men have so far been ar
s.5 suspected of outraging Miss
- ot Rockingham recently.
-, local cotton receipts at Raleigh
|oa,n are only 2, 444 bales, against
aa,2 70 the corresponding date last
o,olbv Aurora: According to the
.0.onos of the court William smarr
n be hanged on the 10th day of
Dc8mber.
me- Charlotte Observer announces
,.t "A 200 have been subscribed to-
IDS erecting a monument to Senator
r.pee in Charlotte.
There is eome talk of charging the
Dnnose mills at Coanoke Rapids.
sosa mills make cloths which are
sinDed direct to New York.
Tod Hall and Abe Davidson, the
.oung negroes who were on trial at
I,bsville on the charge of numbering
5srry Slagle, were acquitted.
Il is reported that a Guilford man,
sotain W. Il. Snow, has succeeded
In in making cigars entirely from
nbseco grown In Guilford county.
The Atherton mills, of Charlotte,
III start on double time on November
h This mill has 10 900 spindIes,
Tbich will count 20, 600 on doable
ine.
Winston Sentinel: Forsyth county
lrgth to be running over with religion.
here are IC6 Sunday schools and 5000
smbers including teachers and
upls.
LsDoir Visitor: Pink Powell a few
s7s ago found a terrapin near his
lice with the names at VIM. Adams,
&g. cut on the shell, and that of
Rart Powell, 1888
Salisbury Sun: MI. M. Folsom has
rders for all the clay pipes he can
bake at his place on South Church
nfet. a recent order from Georgia
ss for Is OOO of these pipes.
John Ivey Garner, Of Denton, David
On county, owns a curiosity in the
gy Of a three legged calf. The calf
q year cid, well developed and can
imp a fence like a dog,-Salisbury
Jun,
Murphy Scout: Judge W. L. Nor,
FOODS decisions in every case have
basn wise aud judicious and entirely
atistsCtOry to the public--Brittain
Btos. we're buyin sheep last week.
Ehey W8nt 1000.
R~ltherfordton indicator: Mr.. R)bt
n. EARLY, aged Sc years, in Chimney
Rock township is still as epry asa man
half his age, and travels wherever
e Pleases on the tramp over the hills
nd mountains on Cedar Greek.
Greensboro Telegram: We are in
Emed by DR.. Chag. D.. McIver that he
ss arranged a date with the Hon.
Hsnry Wat5erson to lecture at the
ormal. The lecture will be given on
lturday night November Is n.
Murphy Bulletin: The tracks on the
s8 trestle of the A. <. & N. over
Hawassee river were laid yesterday.
ldlate in the afternoon the passenger
balm rolled over it with its living
fdghr. Now for a through train.
Dr. E. Hopkins, a f3gman in tn
nploy OF the Southern Railway, fef
s!B5en the cars on the Asheville anC
2artainburg road, near Saluda Tues
By night, and Yves killed. The body
fss taken to Marion for interment.
Concord Standard: MI. o. T Hold
a one Of the merchants of our city.
practicing snake charming. Fol-
e7eral months Mr.. Hodges has beer
eping a live spreading adder, anC
aIms that he has succeeded in charm
b.
Waynesville Courier: Hosea White
4led a monster in the way of an eagle
RA Monday on Jonathan's creek. Hi
'ags from tip to tip measured nine
@i and his claws, when spread out
Fte eight inches apart at the furthes
POINT.
V~narlotte Observer: A brother il
as craft, Mr.. f. 8. Starrette, editor o
! hOOresville Record, has beer
1cIed in the taking of his 6 year OLE
W. who was the light of his home
0Ied Sunday night, October 17Sh
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