The progressive farmer. [volume] (Winston, N.C.) 1886-1904, 1899-11-14
State News.
~.T TAR HERLs ARB DOING.

and IEOm the SOuG0
MA News and OBSERVER says that
"a some talk among the Baptists
che State of establishing q new de-
/ Transitional paper here.
MIA wilmington Star learns that
c.ssrnor D L Russell will erect q
..asome residence on his place just
,roud Brunswick river bridge.
ma cas- against A. j. Marshall, q
Il known lawyer in Wilmington,
En-. who is charged with being an
.,,mollce in a counterfeiting case
n be tried at the December term Of
T.sersl Court in this city.
rs,tiIe development has made rapid
3vspcement in North Carolina dur
= the past twelve months. Records
ttbs Office of the Secretary Of State
Eov that a total of t~enty seven mills
,ve been incorporated under the laws
Ptbe State since November 1, 1898
yswton Enterprise: About q year
In young lady in the astern part Of
county put a mortgage on her land
furnish a young man she was en-
k,sd to marry 1925 Il go to school on,
short time .fter wards he wrote to
for more money. she did not send
and the fellow notified her that
dr contract was of Yesterday the
Id was sold by the mortgage to col
his note.
the current issue of the Bulletin,
kch ia the official publication Of the
rrh Carolina BOard of Health, is an
grestiDg article on typhoid fever and
be OF the causes that produce it.
sarticle shows that in the year 1898
kdeath out of every twenty six that
lurred in North Carolina resulted
b typhoid fever. The question of
nsmitting typhoid fever germs into
human sy stem through the medium
Ow's milk is interestingly dis
sed
Fsrboro S%7utherner: Toe possibili
Of E1gecombe as a trucking county
never be fully realized with manu-
tories. For every factory that goes
Hundreds of acres must go into
hck.--Ihe difference in the price Of
lon this year Uver last mean 20 this
luty about a quarter Of a million
be dollars What a large, fine cot
mill this would put up. % make all
cotton sent from the county by it
sy not less than 90 cents a pound
8 large dividend to each stock
ar.
Olds' correspondence: DR.. Rich
Lewis, Secretary of the State
d OF Health, says there are now
o: smallpox IN Hslltex, Person,
bn aud Chatham. At Scotland
there are four He expects an
Feek OF the disease this fall much
seVere than the one last spring
informed that there are a thou
infected points In south and
heartern Virginia and northeast
1rtn Ca DINA. The fact ia that
nla took no precautions against
se8se and some of the counties in
sss.ern North Carolina we're
= short-sighted. In this State
whole the desease has been re-
Rbly we'll managed. There was
ase in Vancs lalely. 1t did not
thanks to the excellent man
fnt. De- Lewis spoke Of the vital
on OF pure water supply, and said
"ater companies show no dispo
to look after the purity Of the
they furnish. He added that
people discover such a lack Of
a movement for municipal
pip Is the inevitable and proper
Dds correspondence: The de
ID the case OF Or AttIs We. Kngo,
I'd to the Supreme Court upon
fstIon of practice, was rendered
The complaint alleges in part
Pc defendant KIgo uttered in
slanderous words against the
charging him with an offence
emit to perjury, end intending
to iDjure, and did iDjure the
ms Of The plaintiff; that the de.
hflgo and his CO defendants,
Ptanson and OielI, wickedIy in
TO 1t jure the plaintiff. publish
Ferous, hbelous, and defamatory
concerning the plaintiff and
damages. The defendants de-
70 the complaint, that it i'm
joins two separate causes of
'saInst off rent parties and
Dismiss the action. The de
"6s sustained and the motion
Rss allowed. The Supreme
ODDS that the demurrer was
sustained, as the two causes