The progressive farmer. [volume] (Winston, N.C.) 1886-1904, 1901-03-26
State News.
rpnM cuRR1TUcK TO CHEROKEE.
~ Interest Cleaned From our Cores
pondents and Exchanges in all
Parts Of the State.

Raleigh this week, says ne VIII run
f,r Congress again in the Eighth dis
--..+ and in order to do so he will
move back to Ashe county.-Ex.
The bird law went into effect Fri
5s- the 18th. The feathered crea-
-rras will now have a rest for a
season. It's IA pity that the law does
MT protect them all the year round.
Exchange.
Tarboro S~outherner Hobson is
visiting relatives in Salisbury and
~-+resville. We have looked in vain
through the papers of those two
towns to find that girls were chasing
the kisser. We are more convinced
than ever that this is not feminine
Tar Heel style.
Wilmington Star The blue bird,
which has not made its appearance
-u. this climate since the great freeze
~ 1898, is said to have come again
-r.- season. The Fayetteville OBJ
server of yesterday afternoon says
that several were seen on Haymount
~a-terday morning.
The deportation of negroes from
North Carolina to the North con-
Almost every week a large
number of these people pass through
salisbury on their way to work in
-.tels. in mines or on railroads. Last
night a a load of negro men passed
through the city on their way to
Garfield, Pa, to work on the Penn
-vLvania MISUNDERSTANDING Sun.
Wilmington Cor. Post The North
carolina SOrosis of Wilmington has
-.unched a movement to give Will
u.n-ton a public library. 1t will
regin by giving a library tea" to
which every person invited will be
expected to bring a book. A nucleus
will be formed in this way and the
aid OF public spirited citizens of
means will be solicited to carry on
the work.
Newton Enterprise Wheat has
made a very poor show throughout
the winter, but the recent showers
have put some life into it, and the
fields are beginning to look quite
green.-The broom factory in
stalled its machinery last week, and
Is now running on full time. 1t is
turning out brooms, which in ap-
Dearance and durability equal those
made anywhere.
Chatham Record In the arrange
ment of the judicial districts Chat
nam is placed in d new district with
Moore, Arson, Union, Richmond and
scotland. This district has a large
democratic majority, and will easily
elect Il Democratic solicitor. 1t is
thought that the governor will ap-
point Mr.. R. H. Hayes to that Office
1utiI the next election, and that Mr..
Walter H. Neal, of L~aurinburg, will
ne appointed judge.
The Legislature of North Caro-
Ina, which adjourned Friday, passed
what is known as the Ward anti
rust bill. A legislator remarked
hat he does not think it amounts to
.-ch, as the trusts did not oppose
Another antitrust bill, the
1.leson, much more stringent, got
trough the House, but was defeated
p the Senate, the opposition to it
rom the mOnOpOlists having been
rv decided and determined
--Lern Tobacco Journal.
WaIesboro Messenger ntelligen-
There are now only ten con
and three employees ct the
-.u State farm. We understand
..-Et is the intention of the authOri-
II. run a 4 horse farm there this
and then to abandon it alto
her,. The land wne will be
full rent this year, but only
rent after this year until the
EXPIRES, which Will be in 1906.
.wners will also have the entire
the land after this year.
.usbOrO Cor. Post: Major
...a NJ. Morehead, whose greatest
r.ou at present Is to erect on
milford Battle Ground a mOnu-
to the memory Of those old
who glorifed North Carolina's
ny during the ten years proceed
..e American Revolution, Is con
mt of having the monument ready
.uveiIing by the next fourth of