Orange County observer. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1880-1918, 1881-07-16

Chariot. Observer; The k.ngs
Mountain mine vas sold under n
tr",, deed Ia1t Saturday for slol,
DO. George Bull, of Philadelphia,
VI as-,ic purchaser. j.
Newton Enterprise 4 brakeman
by the am Of Coleman tell be-
tween the ca,s of a running train At
Conover. las, Friday, and received
wounds from which he died within
a few hours.
Greensboro State James Mali-
son Leach. Jr., the orator OF the day
here on the Fourth, is a young man
of cx,ranrlinarv talent and promise,
North Caro'iuians may well fee!
proud ~ him.
RnAhcro Herald The father ut
Bishop Robcr, Pane OF The NJ. r.
Church, >nnfi, was Clark of the
superior Court Il Person county
from thc time oi It's formation by
the division OF Granville county, un-
I'll he left this State aud moved to
Tennessee.
Wilson Advance The mcancst
-, ,.- p, n ~
be guilty Of is to tell his postmaster
to order his paper stopped when he
is indebted to the publisher for
three, six or nine months, or even a
years subscription to the paper. II
you wan, TO stop your paper hc
homes, enough to pay what you owe.
Gov. Jarvis, Superintendent OF
Public Schools Scarborough, State
Gcclogist Kerr, Commissioner Nc
Gchee, Congressman K. 3. Vance.
Supt. II. \. Gudger, of the Deaf
Dumb and Blind Institution, and
Superintendent w. J. Hicks, Of the
Pcni,ententiary, and all Of the Su
pcrior Court Judges arc in favor O
Prohibition.
Wilmington Star: There is a new
cotton mill going up at Compan.
Shops, in this State. 1t is to max
chain warp yarn, about number 2O's
1t is to be under Superintendent La
fayette Holt, who spent three-year
in the machinery business in MaSsa
chusetts. There are several outI
ern young men who are in Ne,
England getting a practical know
ledge of the cotton milling business
That is the way to no it. We hop
many others will do likewise.
Hon. Matthias Evans Manly die
suddenly at his home at Ncwbcr
on Saturday last. He receive
painful injuries from a fall about on
month ago, and since that time la
complained of considerable soreness
bu, his general health appeared
DC as good as usual until Saturda
evening, about 7 o'clock, when h
tell while walking in his yard with
stroke of a~poplexy, and only live
sufficiently long to be conveyed
his bed. Judge Manly graduated
= the University OF North Carolina
:, 1924, and since that time has occ,
pied several high public offices. II
had been married twice, his last wi
being Miss Mary Simpson, Il sist,
Of Mrs. Kirkland, Mrs. Thomas
Hill, and Mrs. Henry X. Nash,
~I.li>horo. At the time of his dea,
:. he "as 81 years Of age.
Rcidsvlllc Times As we 90
press We hear there were Two 5,
cides in this county yesterIay-ol
e near this town, Fred Simpson, a &C
orcd man, we'll disposed and Xix,
/ by ali he was %janitor during Il
;, campaign of the Hancock & Jar,
= Club room and voted the ticket, b
70 he took laudauum yesterday, tn,
say, and made the voyage. II
other was old n,au Warren. wi
. drove Blacks wagon in Madiso
He took three walls Of lauianu
;, anl died yesterday morning.
Judge Merrlmon's speech was tul
:, two hours and a halt long yet
. 'iic.cr Weakened his :oice was
fresh a> Wien he began. Merlin,
!, Is 10y odds The greatest, the s,ron
-: raan >n'.'h In tie great swe,
II his miuJ, " III every gesture SIX
FULLY ;~fasnt'i =" enforcing each prol
men, Thought. lie bore the audien
;, with lam. We had never seen hi