The progressive farmer. [volume] (Winston, N.C.) 1886-1904, 1898-04-12


~ Rice from the East CLUSTERS
sI.snd Tobacco Stems rom the
Hs s+aTks of Corn and Grains OF
No@Ea.t from the West-Peanuts
ID cotton Seed from theSouth
~ Patrick, OF SnoR Hill, Greene
will be Robert Hancock's sue
90 president Of the Atlantic and
& +h Carolina road.
fired Impey, an African prince
Dnas in school at Shaw University
r,,od) at Raleigh, died Of consump
ot southern Pines Tuesday. The
Ito of this country didn't agree
IS, 8 : him and developed a case CT con,
q ,otion which soon carried him
'pOS sy.-Ex.
Oa Greensboro Tuesday night Clay
20 and SIMON Lee, colored boys,
- nlsving with a gun. The gun vas
CD rooded of course but when Lee pulled
na trigger the weapon vas discharged,
CO.. load taking effect in Clay ShaW's
Ia causing his death in a few hours.
eaa Bsatesville Landmark.
U.otesviIIe Landmark: The most
live way to treat the Mormons is
Iaaye them severely alone. Don't
i them food and lodging free; don't
ou them to discuss their religion
"a n YOU; don't receive their literature
tbis way they can be frozen out ef
,,ualIy and will 5000 depart.
|, - salisbury Sun: A class of II In
ana boys and girls, we're in the city
.tpight for a few hours. They we're
DE-. bsrokees from a school in Swain
looo- unty. and were on their way to the
~ .rIisle school in Pennsylvania. The
o :, "a vas in charge of Chief jim Blythe,
N il clerk of the school from which
tbss . Indians are sent to Chrlisle.
opu The Supreme Court has handed
,vn decisions in the following crsses
nonp others: Howard VS.. Railroad,
t. .om Rowan, affirmed; Whitley va.
EE ,iIroad. from Cabarrus, 10 trial;
Dbrs,n vs. Railroad, from Rowan,
ew trial; jones vs. Benbow, from
l. Fa6kin, new trial; Patterson "a.
tbo lalliher, from Iredell, affirmed.
,ous Prot. E. B. Lewis, superintendent Of
casd sorcord graded schools, is a Klnston
foa nan and a member OF the Naval Re-
ed erves in that town. Some days ago
n prot. Lewis was notified to hold him
ten elf in readiness to go on duty with the
Naval Reserves in case Of hostilities.
Dol be tried to get released but failed and
th how he expects to have to report for
Tn Huty at any time.-Sel.
Frank Brown, a colored man, was
a1d ocked up for drunkenness on Saturday
leef hight. About daylight Sunday morn
AM fpg his wife effected an entrance to the
city hall and finding the key to the cell
IN the door proceeded to release her
husband, who Immediately skipped by
PIE the light of the noon. Mrs. Brown was
OPP next locked up for her interference in
pal the case.-Hendersonville Hustler.
't The Kinston division naval reserves
~ s 100 uzder orders to be ready to
- move Geographic orders, and is drill
ing two nights in each week. A full
- supply Of ammunition, revolvers and
c~utlasses has been furnished the divis
ion, also Colts rapid fire gun. When
firing this gun the bullets flaw so fast
600 a minute) that it looked as if a
= large wire was stretched from the muz
ze of the gun to the target. The balls
pierced a target one half inch boiler
iron and five inches of oak.
Cherokee Scout: We were shown
some exceedingly rich quartz last week
that came from the lower end of the
IN county. 1t was literally blazing with
free gold, and will run many thousand
! Of dollars to the ton. We also learn
that SOM promising locking veins
or have been found on Valley river and
Ind that capital is being secured to develop
them Dan Felt, representing the
,o4 J-shua Hendy Machine works of San
Francisco, arrived here Thursday
night to superintend the erection of the
! hydraulic plant at the Ir windale placer
mine.
Haywood county, Western North
ii Carolina, this season shipped over 8. 200
barrels of apples. That county lies in
the famous Thermal Belt where fruit is
regarded as a sure crop. In the high
.c5 land region of the South the farmers
aFn CivTnn m iro.ooeoI o4&a-G:.- -