The progressive farmer. [volume] (Winston, N.C.) 1886-1904, 1900-02-27

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police in their haete to escape. Only
thirty persons remained in the mill to
De Vaccfnated Tonight the matter
promises TO be settled amicably
A gentleman VIM is just from the
eastern porti N Of n r5h Carolina tells
a News reporter that the severe cold
wave of last S .turday worked untold
harm to the truck farmers of that sec
TOD. The NeV s informant states that
most of che lettuce and cabbage was
ruined j lst how serious the damage
Is cannot De ascertalned until warmer
weather comes, wnen the plants will
shOW for themselves no. much injury
they received from the cold wheather
Charlotte News.
the Loray Mills" Of 8 onia, with
a capital stock of 81 600. 900, we're in
corporsted last WeeS Cons 10 the mpsC
heavily capitalized clrton mill aver
organ ed IN North Carolina To fact,
it ls the second enterprise to be Incor
p rated under the laws OF the STATE
With capital stock to the amount o.
81 600 600 The incorporators are John
f Love, Gorge A Gray, Fr,sa Tor
tence, J n Sloan, w e RANKIN. 1t
10 understood tnaC G org Gould of
New z Irk city, s1o o Jay GIuId, Is a
large sTockaolder IN Tne textile enCer
prise. Toe business Of n mill will Oe
the manufacture of any and all KINDS
OF wraps, yarn, clOCh. points and o"ner
fabrics made OF cotton. wool or other
materials. Tue company is also au
tnorIzsd c o manufacture, repair and
sell al, s Icn m AChtnery and supp les
ga may De useful
r .ndleman Correspondent r tleigh
Pos: a petition has been dra En up
req Nesting the TO commissioners to
Gail an election for che purpose of vot-
ing on a specias tax Tor the maInEen
ance of a graded school. The unanImiEy
the freeholders are exhibiting, and the
Willingness and eaEerness with which
they are signing this petition 10 some
tnlnE wonderful and touching THIS
is tn substance of what a great many
say when they sign the petition: IF
I have not dine much IN life myself, I
want my children to do something "
They see in the educational movement
the hope of q future for their Cal dren.
Tney realize that iE Is by education
That all reforms are K be brought
ab Tut, and that every thing noble aud
worth having in life is 60 be attained
Already enough have signed 60 make
an election sure
A SCatesvIlle dispatch says: Il is
probable Bhat the largest cotton nIII
In the S ruth Will De | Gated a. or near
here soon The Oooleemee Company,
composed of Mebanes, D Ikes and other
wealthy citizens having an abundance
OF capital, will build a mill IN ibis sec
ton Tney have already placed the
order for the machinery for 100 600
8 ind es and 5000 looms. The esCl-
mated cost of Lne null ls GWo or three
million dollars This company recently
b"ughG Lo IkOuE SHOALS, a very valu-
aoIe water power on the Gaia VIA
RIVER In Alexander county f. ON ar
W NJ Cooper, of S .aCesvIlle. Thy
nave been InvesEIg 4tIng with a view co
building the mill &c the shoaI4, bu,
have decided that they prefer TO
locate the plant a5 ~StatesvIlle, and
transmit the power from che snoals Oy
elecGrlclty. Il Is understood the Com
peng Is not asking for any special
favors. All it wants is an available
sItp of about 1 600 or more acres of
land