The progressive farmer. [volume] (Winston, N.C.) 1886-1904, 1900-03-06
State News.
TAR BELLS ARE DOING

STALK OF Corn and Grains of
.t from the West-PeAnuta
-.rg ottonSssd from the South
D.--rem's school will start a college
I5 viii becal ed ''Tae B.ue and
the GRAY"
Another new cotton mill was incor
laird + idsy, making a total of Is
since the first Of the year.
C,nr~sssmsn Ljnney has introduced
:. 1ba 4. use a bII providing for hold
no sessions Of the Federal court at
WINSTON.
The President has nominated T. B.
wis OF North Carolina to be second
Torteaant IN the United States voIun-
ter service.
The March Bulletin Of the AgricuI-
initial Department., soon to be issued,
viII be devoted entirely to the regis
ration and analysis Of fertilizers.
Rocky Mount Argonaut: Toe New.
barn Fsl, O. 8 er and Game AssOcia
tion VIII not hold their annual fair IN
ri April this year. We think the
move q wise ore.
Senator Prit3hard has introduced in
the Senate a bill 10 pay the estate OF
lanes A. Suydam of Craven county
81 geo for rent OF property used by
Union forces during the a
The Senate Committee on Military
Affairs has f~avorably reported Senator
Buffers bill to make needed repairs OF
mscadam.z9d road from the city OF
NeRbe-n to the National Cemetery,
near that city.
G1IdsOoro Argus: Mr.. Stephen W.
Islsr and his nephew, Mr.. Sim Isler,
have returned from their trip to Cuba
Mr.. Isler say g he found conditions 90
unsettled over there that he curtaued
his trip considerably as there vas no
pleasure IN travelling among such SUI
rourdinEs.
Wake F1reit Correspondence of The
Morning Post: Saturday night, about
half past nine, the q%IieEness OF our
little town was broken by the alarm Of
fire. The Wake Forest Academy was
discovered to be on fire and In a few
hours it vas IN ashes. The cause OF
the fire Is unknown.
Marion Correspondence Raleigh Post
Thomas r Tay l0r, a white man, trczs
to death here last night He was found
by sCms negroes early this morning
near the s G & G e. depot. The last
seen of Him olive was ABOUT 9 O'Clock
last night, and at that time he was IN
der the iLhuence of whiskey.
S~tateeviIle Landmark, 81: The dis
ease at r icsville, which interested
persons there vigorously declared t.
be chickenpCx, proves to be smallpox,
as The Landmark predicted. When
ever an eruptive disease manifests
itself these days it's best to call i,
smallpox and treat it as suoh-then
you're on the safe side.
At the special term of Wilson Crimi
nal court last week the case of Johr
jefferson, charged with the killing oil
Capt. Calvin Barnes, was continued
until TIE June term, in consequence OIL
the physical disability of counsel fol-
the deferse, John 8. Woodland. The
two other capital cases we're also con
tinued for the same reason.
Her derson lost one of her best emo
most popular citizens a few days Rgc
in the death OF DR.. J. 81. Tucker from
consu nOtIon. He was considered an
excellent physician aud up to tire.
and a half years ago, when his health
began ID fail, had a large practice. Dr.
Tucker was aoout so years old, and
leaves a wife and elk children.
Win1t0ou J gurnal: Toe fall OF Mr.
Lse, tn Ir,sl evangelist, appears to bt
complete. The apparent duplicity Of
this mans life is almost impossible OIL
comprehensi-n. II j voluntary con
tessI0u Of his sin aid withdrawal from
the clurch must De very humiliatiog
to those VT o have so strenuOuslY con-
tended that be was q prosecuted man.
A. the meeting OF the Junior Order
United american Mechanics at Oar
ham l.st week, the following CficerE
OF rha Gtaro orupcil wpFn elec-pd
Councillor, B. S. Nesus; vice councillor,
T. B. Webo; secretary, Sam Vance.
junior past councillor, A. B. Horney
treasurer, Tlos. Tbacker; conductor,
j. B. More; warden T. o. Sink out,
sIae sentinel, w. P. ULzsll.
Fayetteville Observer: The need Of
a state refo' maIory is again illustrated.
thls morning a white boy named Will