The progressive farmer. [volume] (Winston, N.C.) 1886-1904, 1898-12-06
Stair NEWS.

aa-rEnaS A00 4Ob&LNO OgCH 1900 @
sgtb-StAIks Of Corn and Grains OF
nest from the West-Peanuts
Ard ottonSead from the South
he Methodist Protestant conference
- has been in session at Liberty
/. accented an invitation to meet
H. year at F~riendehip church, Stanly
I1nty.
he following counties will be repre-.
"a "a the Legislature By negroes:
Lree, Warren, Northampton and
Len. There Is one negro Senator,
10 Fuller, who will represent Vance
a Warren.
NEnston. N. G., Dec. ga recount
me vote OF Greene county, Rs or
I'D By judge Robinson, elects the
Irrs Democratic ticket by majorities
IrgiDg from 10 TO 81. J E W. Sugg
elected to the House, Post.
zig shipment Of North Carolina
A Virginia bright leaf tobacco will
made 10 Japan for the manufacture
IeIgars and cigarettes. TIE shipment
lu embrace six Thousand hogsheads
4rge quantities Of cigarettes are *
Irtsd rIoD tnis country 70 Japan
lvg and Observer.
1Tas Journal say 8 W 81. Rhyme, Of
-pcoln county, raised 1 500 pounds OF
& cotton on 81 acres, which he sold
$50 He used thre5 sacks of Ruano
d manure broadcast. George GIL
l., also OK Lincoln, raised 555 pounds
In cotton On one acre aud used only
be sack of acid phosunRte.
Wilmington, n. c., Dec. 3-United
gses District Attorney Bernard has re.
wed instruction from Washington
cause the iDdicGmentof persons who
l1v5 United States Commissioner
luticg from this city during the race
o.s Tn6 plan at present is to pro
tre bills OF Indictment issuse bench
arrsDrs from Raleigh and have the
fas in that city. White men will be
rDesses.
AZ i.em is going the rounds that
5n.hern Pines is tde only town in the
aEa IN which negroes are not allowed,
n reside" This Is en- rror. Swans
bro, Oaslow county, has never had a
kgro resident, and never will have
Be as long as the properly helders en
rtaln tie views they hold at present,
Fsnsboro by the way was an old town
ktore Southern Pines was accorded a
bee on tie map.-MG Olive AGver
Esr.
From various sources we learn that
rtarmer friends IN many sections OF
country Will geduce their acreage
Notion and tobacco next year, and
pay more attention TO raising
supplies. UntII they do this
x Will ueysr make q success Is
hculturRlists. With q barn full of
b and a smoke h5use full OF home
sed mea5 the farmer is somewhat
depended, and not before, Mash
lie Graphic.
"Iaavap put IN several acre Of wheat, ="
MIXED farmer to tie editor OF The
,mu7lwealUh a few days ago. 80
Eve l." responded another farmsr
Rrti-g near. And when the matter
ia 10 be canvass3d it was found
t. see farmers are turning 30 wheat
l3Itjug somewhat. To be sure, it
IN nat they are rather slow about 1t
from what we can learn there will
West e80ugh in this region next
Far to warrant the preparation for
.esl.og ard grinding 1t. And, in
F.. l. is not yet toe leie for planting
!. more farmers plant now and make
c-ag l4rger.-Sc0tland Neck Com
9lr eal.h.
Tr.ro is &C Important forestry school
B lgn.-a, N G, which is open to
fslu--os Of American colleges and OF
l.. -za es military academies, the
a beng 90 educate men to be expert
|ses--rz Ire course began Seprem-
p 1888. and lasts for t WeIve months.
Irc uaes practical instruction IN
9es-rg. where the actual work OF
a11le cutting, road making, ETC.,
gc.lE on. Theoretical instruction is
60 given. treating the entire subject
lcss.r7, such as sylvieulture, forest
l.z.l.a, forest management, forest
Panc2. tggest prott c5jou, forest his
f. Hh and game keeping. The
POOL l= eouducted by Mr. Q. a
f2oecF. Fh. D, Forester to Mr. Van
FfoL.Es hIsuaore estate.
Rev l. g. Broughton, who recently
l1.c.a1 "a revival II Raleigh, jumps
The #as- ern North Carolina AeEh
lis. -..-ar.rc9. He says: "As IN