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The progressive farmer. [volume] (Winston, N.C.) 1886-1904, 1899-02-14

mRnded the ayes and noes The vote
was: Ayes 4S, noes SO Several mem
bers explained their vote to table by
stating that more complete and bet
ter bill was coming along.
Another special order came up, be.
ing q bill to reduce fees Of registrars Of
deeds, amending section 8 7B1, Of the
Code. There was favorable report By
COMMITTEES. This Was HCNeilI's bill
He explained it, saying that the omCa
Of register Of deeds was she best pay
ing one in every county. The bill WAR
re committed'to the committee on SAL
aries and fees. Winston's bill WsS
taken from the table and referred 10
the same committee, 60 it could be con-
sidered in connection with NCNeill'D
bill and any others.
NIGHT mBGIOE.
The House held its first night session
this evening. The calendar was taken
up. Bills passed to give telephone
companies the same rights a. telegraph
companies, go they can run lines along
railroads, as the Code gives telephone
companies no status; to incorporate
the Southern Real Estate, Loan and
Trust Company, Of Charlotte.
The bill to allow proofs Of deeds In
the county where the land is situated
was tabled. The resolution to pay
Judge Norwood $3.50 was reported
f~Avorably and referred to commi,te
on appropriations.
Bills to allow Arson county to levy
q special tax for the relief OF sheriff
and Iax collectors by allowing the COL
Iecting Of arrears from 1895 to date. :
The bill to allow New Hanover Coun-
ty to give the old court house to the
Wilmington Naval Reserves was tabled
on Rountree's motion. He said the
commissioners RI requested that action.
Bills passed to abolish the special
collector in Robson county; 20 allow
Person county TO levy q special tax; 70
forbid horses and mules from running
at large on the public roads In TyEFoIl
county ; TO amend the Code relative 30
the probate Of wills; 70 amend the
Code 90 that solicitors shall get no fees
} for attending civil terms Of oouFt and
be not required to attend such tePmSS
TO incorporate the Carolina Northern
Railroad from GoldsboFo via Humber.
ton into South Caroline; 20 incorporate
Nayodan, Rockingham county; 20
change boundary line between Aahe
and Allegheny; to amend the charter
OF St. Peters Home and Hospital Of
Charlotte; TO incorporate Chapel Hil
, school; 70 require cross indOZing Of
wills; to amend the law IN regard %
, bank1upts, by providing that no prOp'
! lee to pay q debt discharged by any de-
cree Of q court Of competent jurisdiO
ton in any proceeding in bankruptcy
shall be received in evidence in GDysOi
!, the courts of North Carolina, unless
3 such premise shall be in writing and
D signed by the person to be charged
Herewith.
The progressive farmer. [volume] (Winston, N.C.) 1886-1904, 1899-02-14

" C~41 CSRCS8D@
Two Wagons Of One PRICE" We be
Iieve that all our readers Who try the
plan described viii find it profitable.
Mr.. L q. Proctor, Raleigh, N. O.,
has some splendid Silver Wyandotte
fowls and Berkshire pigs for sale. See
his ad. and write for further intoFma.
ton.
A lubricant that is both slippery and
durable 10 mica, and the axle gFea'e
made from mica, and named Mica
Axle Grease, has been found to work
better and wear longer than any other
axle grease on the market. It does
not run in hot weather nor gum IN
cold weather, and being q mineral sub
stance Of peculiar toughness it is ex
tremely durable. The 10 Of axle
grease should never be neglected, part
IL 20 save wear and tear on the wagon,
but principly to save horse flesh, and
in buying it pays to buy the best.
Smoking meats in q smoke house
with all it's delays and a~nnoyances
and the constant danger Of thieves
getting the meats is being rapidly
done away with AS farmers and stock
raisers become better acquainted with
the cleanliness, safety and saving OF
time that come from using the Liquid
Extract of Smoke prepared by Z.
Krauser & Bro, Of Milton, Pa. The
LIQUID is applied with a brush or a
sponge and the meats can be hung in
q garrett or other safe place, away
from thieves, either four-legged OF
two legged. Further information free
tby addressing az above end mention
ing The Progressive Farmer.
5I The modern way of doing business
that ia, direct dealing between the
manufacturer Of an article aud the
user of it, has been successfully ap
plied to carriages, harness and horse
accessories by The Columbus CarrlagC
and Harness Company, of Columbus
Ohio. and the Elkhart Carriage and
Harness Co., Elkhart, Ind. Thes'
companies have built up Q great bust
ness by making first class articles anc
selling them direct, saving the pur
chaser the profits of jobbers. whole
salers and dealers. One profit instead
of three or four is added to the cost @
making a carriage OF a harness, anE
any n can judge how decided a say
ing this causes by looking through th'
catalogues which either company vii
send free to anyone contemplating
purchase, if he mentions the fact tina
he read this notice in The Progressive
Farmer. The business is conductel
on the broadcast guaRe and most liberia
policy possibls. All goods are guaran
teed. and if a customer is dissat1- be,
the company takes the goods back
refunds the money paid and pays tn
freight both ways. Anyone who send
for the illustrated catalogue may fee
assured Of fair, courteous treatment
} and it costs only O postal
The progressive farmer. [volume] (Winston, N.C.) 1886-1904, 1899-02-14
BUSINESS NOTICES.
MICA, n. O.

We call especial attention 10 the nd.
Two Wagons Of One PRICE" We be
lieve that all our readers Who Try the
plan described will find it profitable.
The progressive farmer. [volume] (Winston, N.C.) 1886-1904, 1899-02-14

[ooNTMUw on PAGE 81
The progressive farmer. [volume] (Winston, N.C.) 1886-1904, 1899-02-14

Nj. ]. q. Proctor, Raleigh, N. O.,
has some splendid Silver WyNndotte
fowls and Berkshire pigs for sale. See
his ad. and write for further Informs
ton. -
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1899-10-12
~ginunoswansigltes 2apitel.

Der 6riblins mar in oieiem SABRE
seiti9 9sfommen unb bate ieinsn
Stmel3 iiber Serse uno 5bdler, lb.r
Den uralten Walo 9ebreitet rno ibm
ben 3auber tbaufriiber Sunsfrduli9-
teit 9essben. DOT auf itie9 gum blauen
Metber bic 3erbs, be Shwalbe iudte
nit tlusen Aeu9lein oas Nsit oes Der
sansenen Sabres, ano iiiB tla9eno
itimmte bic Nadtisaa ibr ewis neuss
Giebesleio an.
Wit ben Sliitben uno ben 06seln
mar oiesmal auh Yeronita friib3eiti9
aetommsn. Der Grai uno bic Brdiin
bon Nbrenitein batten, wie Tie Dem
Yiarrsr Nnislm ldhelno einaeltanoen,
ben Bitten ibrss 9leblinss, Der lib gar
gu isbr na4 S4loB Nbrenitein iebnte
nadasasben uno Wisn frlber p~srlai.
len, als bies ionff ibre 8ewobnbeii
mar. Sic bersuten Is nidt, oenn ii
uaren 8sioe empfdnsli& fur ben 3au'
Der Der Natur uno Qenofen in boiler
3lsen Die Rsije Der fi& nit ieoem 10
&c berrli&er i&midenbsn 2anbi&aft.
Sn nod melt rei@erem Wabe 9enonen
iie aber Soiepb unb 0eronita.
|. 20 nor beidlnRen hat Hoiebh he,
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1899-10-12
Sm%eiunb3wansisites &apitel.

Der Sommer neiate id ieinem gn'
be AL. Gs mar Der ih0nIts uno reih.
lie. ben Soiepb uno 9eronita lie auiam
men perlebt. Sbre aemeiniamen Strei.
fereien batten Elm beftimmtss 3iel be-
iommsn. istt In benz 6orltbauie stn
iun9es Gbepaar uObnte uno SOlepb
ieine tleins 5reunoin gum erlten Wale
nit Nepomuts Quite absr ben tlelnen
See 9sruoert bate.
Der alte 2neht NOR nod INNER Der
un,ertrenuli4e Yesleitsr Der 3lnoer;
aber er paro INNER wunoerliher uno
seiate cine gang bsionoere Sheu Dor
Dem 5oriter uno be7en iAoner Jrau.
3ein Bitten uno 3ureoen tonnte tbn
bepssen, in oas 6Oritbaus gu treten;
in Ginger gnifernung oappn, BOD 10,
oab er Maes, mas elm uno aus glng,
lberIhauen tonnts, pfle9te er, 10 lan'
9e Soiepb BARN mar, unter elmer
@ruppe BON 3annen gu lle9en, elnem
Sunoe alei1, Der Wade bdlt.
Ser 66riter belt iein SetraJen tiir
giferIu1t, Wanoa, bic troB ibrer SUI
seno einen srobsn Shafblld beiaB, be-
bauptete, Der llte miiiie uiel auf Dem
8ewiHen uno in ieiner Sergan9enbeii
einen Yuntt baben, oelI Ell Sntblluag
er 3u fiirtt.n babe; i'm 8anSen ahtets
man Ieiner aber wenl9. 6rohllhe,
9liidli1e Wenlhen baben ni1t plel
,3eit uno nod weniser Sult, Iib I'm
Die Sualen uno Shmer3en elmer elr'
iamen, peroiilerten Dtenihenleele gu
betiimmern, uno olele bier paren rebl
glidlib.
Oeronita bate ibrer Wutter 10 piel
BON Der 9uten, i4onen 6rau 6orterlr
srsdblt, bab bic 8rdfin neu9lerig mari
uno bel elmer Spasleriabrt, bic lie II
8ealeitun9 Der 9o1tsr unternabm, be,
@sa na4 benz JOrtbauie ein3uldla'
Qen uno bort a~n3ubalten befabl. pan:
mar niht Dabeim, aber Wanoa emp
fin8 bic Grdfin nit 10 piel eolem In
itanoe uno beiheioener Wlroe, oa'
bic Dame ent3iidt uno entftaunt pa'
uno benz ipdtsr b%simiebrenoen Gorlts
piel S4mei9slbaftes iiber ieins jung
irau iaste. Sic tam ieitoem ofts
uno bra4te aua ben 8rafen nit, uu
bieIem bas Wunoer bes Waloes. nj
Iie bi, iunae Grau nannte, gu 3elsen
unb Dams unb Wanoa beldll@ Elm
i.iIe tur&t. ibr Gebeimnib tonne 81
fdbroet iein. Bel jeosm Ysiud Be
GrdHn ermarteten fs cine 6raae. noe
Wanpa'S 6eriunft uno banSterl oaoo'
Sbre BeJorenib mar ieoo4 unbssrau
hsf. ~ 0xAAn Sxnnis mint
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1899-10-12

Wanoa mar, nadoem ie Die 8emd.
der ,brsr Muttsr perlaien, in ibl 3lm-
mer sseilt, bate bort baiti9 etpas
g0di6e uno 2leiouns in Elm yiinbel &C.
padt, iit in sinen warmen Wantel uno
cine 2apu3e sshiilt uno bas palais
perlolien. sic nabm ben We9 ourd
ben Bart, oenn 10 bate fig IS nit 9ans
berabreoet.
Der Nebel mar INNER oihter 9etpor.
bon, Die alien 8aumrieien oss Partes,
bic @anoa crit erblidte, ,uenn lie gang
blht Dor linen iiano, l6isnen ibr wle
@dbter IN Oen Wsg gu treten. Die tx
toyeno iurudideubten. .Vormd'ts
sorpdrts." murmelte fis unb i4ritt
peiter.
Nun mar Der Saum oes paries CT.
sei&t. Dur& f&nwbsoedtes &C.
aripp mubte ft& bas iunse Wdo&en
arbeiten.
giRa, beilemmenb le8ts ft& Der Rebel
suf lire WruR. frbffelnh binlte he lid
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1899-10-12
Ter nNcrtRern" -Donneritas ben 10. October 1899.

$50 pore. er tommt baIo; Ct tuollte
wie Su ueist, ni&t ioslei& nit uns
9eben, Ct fir4tet, bas tonne Define
6pur perratben."
,Oie fu4t man ni4t mebr," ertui-
oerte iie nit rebmatbissm 2d4eln ben
Ropf uie9eno. .absr ibn ielbt quilt
cine peinisenoe Gur&t, er 9laubt fi1
perfol9t. balt iein 2eben fur 9efdbroet.
iH babe ibm oas mobl ab9elauiAt, oh.
ipObl er IS iorafdltis Dor mir pers
bar9."
,gr ,piro f4on felt lansen Sahren
BON iOl&en 0Oriteaunsen beim9e.
iudt," iaste Sans, .aber i'd bOfe,
bier i'm Waloesfrieoen iol er gene
len."
vQbnnte i'd fis N0e bierber brinsen.
bic miibielis uno belaoen iino!" REF
Wanoa, inoem ie ans Geniter trat
uno iber bic &aienHd4e hinmes auf
bas bunfle 9annensrin bsidte, bas
jeBt pom Strabl Der bOber iteisenosn
Come marin an9ebauAt mar. bier
ipiiroen ie BON ibrem Seelsnleib gene.
fen - meme arms Wutter uno 3ante
Waria."
Der Segen beioer 1T urs in uniere
Waloeiniamtsit 9efolst, er rpiro uns
Slid brinsen." perieBte Der iunse 6or.
iter nit feitsr usber3eu9uns.
Sans" besann Wanoa nit leiiem
3D9ern in Der Stimme uno blidte nit
elmer ibr ionit frsmoen 3asbaftisteit gu
ibm auf, raante Waria bat uns mebr
seseben."
v@as?" frasts Sans p%eruunoert.
,0erSeib', id babe bisber elm @e.
beimnlB Dor Dir sebabt. Sieb Der,
oas i9entts mir bic 6uritin Waria."
Sic sos oas iorsfdltis Derwabrte 8dits
den berpor, 6ffnete es, uno belt ibm
oas bliBenoe @sidmeioe s~nt9esen.
vWanba, bas 1T mebr als Elm firit.
lites 8sidsnt, bas 1T ein Sdmud
fir cine gr3berso9in!" riei er eri4ro'
den.
,Wus bieiem 8runoe modte i'd i'm
ipeoer Dir nod 9einem Sater seissn, "
iaate ie nit einem unbeidreibli4 boil.
ben grrotbsu, I'D i1dmte mid, bab i'd
bic 9ettlerin, bic Naes. Iles gurer
@iite psrbantt, einen lol4en S4mud
baben folte!"
LIMB bsoadt.ft oar nldt, baB Su
oura oeien giiib reid biit," e~ntaesnsts
Sans tief seribrt. so oante 81,
oafiir. Danoa, 9u bait mir baburt
cine bobe Ssliateit 9eitentt."
So per3sibf Du mir oas @ebeim,
niB2 Niat ldnaer modte I'D es tras.n,
oils bis gum glntritte in Dein 9aus, ss
lei oas leBte, mas is smiidsn uns
bsrridte."
so lei es," mar bic aus polem
Sersen ertbeilte Nntmort. uno cine in.
nise umarmuns belieselte oas Gel0b'
NIB.
,Oieien 8ina," fubr Wanoa fort
rienoet Dir 5ante Waria CUR Crime,
runs." 9amit itsdte ite ibm ben &ei'
al ben Singer. vSo4 nun LAB I'm:
weiter 9eben.~
Sn Der Ghde trat ibnen cine Wagt
entseaen uno ira9te nod ben Befeblsr
Der SSrau Sortsrin. Sa ioroerte Wan
oa bon ibrsn' 8attsn 6euer, uno al!
Sans nit Stabl unb Stein Seuer an
9eiblaesn bate, ersriH lie einen Spar
uno ent,iinoete baran bic 6lamme au'
Dem Seros. bel welder iis nun ben
8atten sissnbdnoi9 oas erite Wabl be
r~eitete.
IS hbertam Sans rpie Nnoa4t. al
er ibr auidaute uno lab, nit mel4e
3ierlihteit uno 8euanotbtit lie bic ID
10 u~nseuobnte grbeit perriatste. I'll
er ihr bas fpdter, mo- iie chamber al
iauber 9eosdten Slide se9eniiber iaben
fast., lddslte fe idelmiia uno fasts
Ser bette 2shrmsiiter, ben i'd babe
ST @ott Nmor, Der iiibe 2nabe."
Virginian-pilot. (Norfolk, Va.) 1898-1911, 1899-10-25
PETERSBURG.
TRAIN DELAYED-AN ARREST
DELEGATES ELECTED

bILEGAIES tGlLECIED.
Petersburg. Va, Oct. 24.-The can
non ball train fer Norfolk was detain-
ed here this morning for nearly an
hour. The detention was due to the
breaking c. the eccentric board of the
locomotive. The accident occurred near
the old whisliey distillery. short lis
tance from the Union depot. Another
locomotive had to be attached to the
train.
j. E. Armstrong and woman CIV
Ing her name as Lizzie McAdoo. were
arrested by Chief OF Police Ragland
this morning just rs tney were about
to board the Atlanta special for Rich
ncnd. Armstrong and the woman
have been stopping at 4 hotel in this
city since Wednesday. They registered
as man and wife. of York, Pa. The
parties were taken before the Mayor
but no one appearing against them they
were discharged. Armstrong is said to
have been at one time Baptist min
lister.
The delegates from the Chapter OF
the Daughters of the Confedcracy OF
Petersburg to the Grand Chapter
which convenes in Richmond neXl
week, are Mrs. r. l.. Watson. Mrs. r.
T. Meade. Mrs. lisa w. Claiborne, Mrs
Ashton and Miss Ida Lowncs.
The stable of Mrs. c. f. Eanes. on
west High street, was destroyed by fire
this morning with contents. Fifty bar
rels of apples were burned.
Mr.. Robert Tucker. OF Blackstone
is in the city.
DR.. VIM. r. Drewry. superintendent
OF the Central State Hospital, left for
Richmond this afternoon at 1 o'clock to
attend a meeting of the State Epileptic
Com mission.
Virginian-pilot. (Norfolk, Va.) 1898-1911, 1899-10-25
NEWPORT NEWS.
A Local Papers Account of the
CIty's Financial Troubles.
A Bnnher Comes 60 tho Rescue with n
Loan-Layine of Episcopal Church
Corner stone Postponed - the
Drodge obarleston Completed.

Newport News, Va, Oct p4-ghe
Evening Telegram of today says:
The country is saved. A local banker
has come to the rescue OF the CITY and
the municipal officers will get their sal
aries on the first of the month.
There was considerable apprehension
around the courthouse yesterday when
tt became known that the city officials
and employees would have 70 wait an
other month, possibly longer, for their
October pay.
Chief HARDWOOD had enough money to
pay off u part of the, police force and
the city treasury contained about
enough to pay the salaries of the Treas
urer and the Auditor. Everybody was
IN q quandary and It looked very much
as II everybody would have to wait for
Iheir salaries until the first of Deem
per, when about $4,000 tax money Will
be collected.
Inc FINANCE Committee learned of
the pending crisis and held a meeting
last night TO straighten out the tangle,
II was decided to get loan of about
Slo,oOo TO tide the city over until the
ISL or december II any of the banks
| cent. "l PEI
mis- morning the Finance Committee
held another meeting and banker was
FOUND who would let the city have tho
money Of the Council ratified the action
| Oh the Finance Committee in the rc-
ceivins of the loan.
The cty's financial condition at pres.
ent is not what IL should be but n &c
not SO bad after all. 1t is calculated
that with the s25, 600 which viii hn rn'
ceiVed In taxes about the LIST of Deem
oct, the city can get along very well
until the early part of next year. when
the Legislature will come to the city's
I assistance and grant the authority nee
essary to Issue more bonds.
There Is now about $4,000 owing the
| Twenty-eighth street bridge fund and
$1,000 was recently borrowed to nav OFF
| the interest on the school, Jail and
bridge bonds. 1t will h. some time br.
fore IT will be necessary to pay back
| the $4,000 and the city officials o~r
counting on having the use OF ali Of Inc
! tax money next month for current OK.
| pcnses.
COMMISSIONS LAYING.
Tt has been practically decided now
that the laying of the CONVERSIONS OF
the new st. Paul Episcopal Church viii
| not take place until Thursday after.
| noon, November I'd, instead of on wed
nesaay, November LIST. Rev. ]. Francis
Ribble rector. has been unable to com.
ilu'S".c as yer Win NShop Randolph
concerning this change, but 1t IS be-
heved that Or. Randolph will be- able tc
come Thursday. If not some other ar.
rangement will have to be made.
GOVERNMENT DREDGE COM
PLETED.
The government dredge Charleston
which has been at the shipyard for the
past four or five months being rebuilt
left this morning about 10 O'clock 70,
Charleston, s. c., where 1t will agnir
DO used to keep the harbor there Mt pro-
per depth and to dredge places needing
the attention OF the engineer depart.
menu. n 1850 I53N
Virginian-pilot. (Norfolk, Va.) 1898-1911, 1899-10-25

folk and Western has been anxious to
secure con troll of this road and thus Sc
cure an entrance over 1t into this city,
as CheStnr Is hut thirr aIara miles from

IolK ana Western has been anxious to
secure control of this road and thus Sc
cure an entrance over II into this city,
as Chester Is but thirrsoa miles from
Richmond
The charter which was granted to the
Farmyf1le and Powhntan is most lib
eraI one and q right to construct q road
to Milford Station and from there al
most to Washington. was given.
The roads referred to oil croes the
Farmville and Powflatar, and it Is pro-
bable that q lively contest for control Of
the F>armville and Pownatan will take
place now that the road Is to change
hands.
TO LIGHT THE JAMES.
The Lighthouse Board boat, the vio-
let. has been over James river the past
few days and will make favorable rec
concentrations on the location and
maintenance Of Il number Of lights to
mark the channel and submerged OBJ
struCtien5.
Several lights arc to be placed be-
tween Dutch Gap and Richmond. At
Goodies Rock two lights are recon-
mended on the westerly side OF the
river, one at each end Of the cut. A
iigne on the lower end Of Warwick bar
1etty received favorable report
At Woodson's Rock submerged OBJ
struction, about sixteen miles below
the city, light Will be placed on u
support to be set in the rock.
At several places such as Goose Fiji
tlats, Dollars Point and Homewood,
the lights now maintained by indivld-
uals VIII be taken charge of by the
Government
Range lights at Harrison Bar and a
fixed White light is proposed ut the
ruins of Woods wharf.
THESE lights will all be in place very
soon, appropriation made by the last
congress having recently become avail
able. They Will be Of great aid to navI-
cation. There were quite a number of
the lights and buoys several years ago
put when lost in storms they were not
replaced.
YOUNG MAN INJURED.
MIS-. J. Fl. Derbyshire received a tele
Gram from Lexington, Mo. last night
from her husband. Major Derbyshire,
Stating that her son, Mr.. George A.
pie1r,oyshre, who was Injured In foot
improving.
Young Mr.. Derbyshire Is cornmandant
Ut military Institution at that place.
ne is well known here as having been
t tne ilrst captain Of cadet corps at the
virginia Military Institute
Major Derbyshire is now with his son
and Will remain until he finds him en-
tlrely out of danger. When he returns
Mrs. Derbyshire will go to her sons
side.
The telegram received last night was
most reassuFing and placed a more
favorable light upon the circumstances.
BRIEF MENTION.
Governor j. Hoge Tyler made The
opening address before the Presby-
terrain Synod at Huntington, w. Va.
to-day.
Senator Daniel declined an fnvitation
from Senator Blackburn to speak In the
kentucky campaign owing to PRESSING
engagements.
Virginian-pilot. (Norfolk, Va.) 1898-1911, 1899-10-25
'"The Supreme Novelist of the Century
in his splendid solitude"
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