The progressive farmer. [volume] (Winston, N.C.) 1886-1904, 1900-01-30

Au 07n erSOn lG 10 proposed 20 start
with a capital stock of something like
Sl25, 900, and about half of this am1unt
was suOscrIbbed as a beginning. The
balance will be secured without diff
and ere long We may expect CO
see work begin on another cotton mill
in Henderson.
Iyatteville Observer: Deputy MAJ
ahRl MorrisaY and epecial deOuty J
w. .Maultsby went out Co E Ireka
SOrinVs Saturday night and Captured
John Harris, a noted moonshiner, who
nRs been evsOIng arrest for a long
trma. Harris rs part Indian, aud ike
that ace display ed much cunning In
ke-pIng out Of the laws reach He
YES placed in Jail to await trial before
the Federal court.
Concord Standards: On Monday it
a noted that ] ,mes and John B 9
tain we're oa trial on the charge Of set
ting fire Co a barn a few miles from
JhIna Grove. The evidence pointed
very much co ards these two young
mnD, VINO seem TO have q reputation n
Gne community Whereabouts as wild
boys. Il default of q $500 bond each
they were DO n taken 10 Salisbury
that night and put ia all to await
court.
Washington G. ,zette-M eeseDge: a
friend from the country tells US the
Mormon Ed re- who have been operaE
ing IN this county say 1t is the most
desirable field they have found in the
8 ate and they would not be surprised
If the vicinity OF Washington vas not
made the headquarters of their mis-
sIonary work. Eney cay the outlook
now is that not less than three Nor
mon houses of Worship will be err cted
IN the county dur'ng the year, and
mat they are cobf1den6 the Fl rGs now
being made IN Hyde will result In many
converts.
r Leigh News and Deserve: A ser
mon that caused something If a ensa-
ION Wss preached here Sunday morn
ing 81 E .ntoD SGreer Methodist church
by B D.. Jno @ K Igo, president OF
Trinity College. In b C uIs9 OF the
sermon the preacher denounced J fer
+on as a monsl )" ridlculed Drum
mpnd and La OOnEe; made LITTLE Of
D irwin and Fl xIey nj Spencer and
a., -rnnt. Aon,omoM RhnR Nhnwn -n ~N0aa
atheism IN the church and pulpit than
ever before, and paId tina human love
vas dependent upon, and changed
with, circumstanc Gee.
Wilson News: Roanoke Rapids has
a great future IG has c TGUn mills,
and it's new silk null is about completed
it Is said that there is power enough TO
III b machinery in factories buIls a
hundred yards apart The latest ne we,
f true, will be hailed with delight by
newspaper men. IL is that the New
Y,rk World and other large papers
nave definitely deCIded to erect at
r )anoke Rapids the largest paper mill
In the country It will be an antitrust
concer IN anc will fight the huge paper
trust that 10 the nightmare of ne Ws-
papers and job printers
A recently appointed magistrate
not 1 O0O miles from D Irh IN says the
r cOrder, has issu. q the folio wing
hatrImouial N ,Iice: On and after
Ibis AaNn ~NII D~ounnr m oI,-o-R
cnromo. q parlor lamp, or glass water
set. to ali bridal couples married 0y
me All marrying one in the mcsG
artistic way, either IN private or pub
lie. r Inawsy couples married at any
hour Of the day or night, and pursuers
Euro~nC IF the scent r ,duced rates
to those l nave ma cried before. A red
lantern hangs in front OF my door on
P'aUie street at night No dogs kepr
Ma he Oell directly under the lantern "
Smithfield Herald: The promoters
IF the cotton factory met Monday
evening end perfected the organIza
ton Tne meeting was largely at
t-ndt d and WIS IN every seDse harmo
nj rus A gratifying subscription was
secured which, since the meeting, has
b ca increased TO $35 900 Mr.. M.
v Barefoot was ht re one day last
week and sod two bales Of cotton,
p which be TaIe' d n one acre. He sold
them to Mr. J B Hudson at " cents
pound. toe t 20 bales amounting to
500 IL The seed from the two bales
, sold would bring t. u ID eleven dol
lars making about $50 90 worth raised
one acre
r It~hertordton Press: Colonel"
o ven, the famous mconshineI,