Orange County observer. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1880-1918, 1881-11-26
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Try at China Grove has maau'a"-
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Ions II prime noia>>r-.
III. State Treasurer re,orts. 6vcr
eight Millions OF old North Carolina
bond. lun.icl into new tour per
cent; about four millions Of the old
;elh ate Still outstanding
Raleigh Visitor The greatest Gu
tir>i,y o. the ace is the white par
niisc at Messrs. w. IL. Il X ).
fuckers store. Over ten thousand
reopse have called to see IT.
sOxford Torchlight We under
stand that already a hundred thou
sand dollars worth Of brick work is
contracted tor in the town Of Hen
1erson.-It is said the Governor
Of Virginia had 30 Colonies on his
staff at Yorktown, whilst the Cover
nor OF Illinois had only %. And
now We begin 20 see how Yorktown
vas a failure, the Colouel.o didn't
half turn out.
Winston Leader North Carolina
tfboms ont IN tie New York Obser-
Yer in a oue-tLird column al. about
a gold mine tina, will yield $780,
600 a year IL Stanly county.-1t
is our painful duty to record the
t,a,h OF Mss Addie +. Nogler, a
beautiful and estimable young lady
Of Salem. She died Monday morn
ing at i o'clock Of brain typhoid
fever, after a short illness.
Durham Tobacco Plant State
University Railroad to Chapel Hill
is completed to>New Hope. The
cars wiVcross over the New Hope
bridge this week. The stills and re-
pairing of road bed, and making OF
culverts, cattle racks aHd t~restIes
are completed within two and a hall
miles of Chapel Hill. More than
fifty hands, including mechanics, arr
busily engaged daily on the road
Superintendent Holt is pressing the
work with energy and tact. He is j
good officer, and has quite a knowl
edge Of Railroad hui ding. He is
deserving of much credit. Tue peo
pie Of Chapel Hill aud vicinity are
bee .n:ins much rejoicing.
Raleigh News and Observer w,
mentioned a few days since that The
amount Of wheat sown in this coun
ty1and section was far larger than a
any time since the war. From al
quarters we hear combinations o
this statement. The remark among
our farmers is that more wheat ia il
the ground and that the stand is bet
ter than ever before, ever in tn,
5 memory Of the oldest. We yester
day had the pleasure Of seeing Col
John ID. Cameron, who is just bacl
from Person county. He informs u
that in that county and section tn
| acreage sown in wheat is very large
and ;hat the crop is looking fine. Il
this part Of the State, in Wake
Franklin, Chatham, Harnett, join
n ston and Nash counties, much co,
{ ton land has been sown down i
wheat. The people are determine
to pay more attention to breadstutf:
and thus partially avoid the trouble
:. OF such 9 miserable crop year as thi
g one Just passing away. With a cor
tinuatlon OF good seasons We ma
: look Tor such a wheat crop as "
~ia,ez eve knoun. If the peopl
n viii devote similar attention t
planting corn anl raising pork, til
{ county viii be, 10 use a wori i
:; many peoples mouths, safe
>FtkER> AFTER HEALTH.
I, tn.or,unates who are seekRG)t
: ret v their health, are many. s
often hay they been deceived b
the adve1 ~ements of worthless con
. pounds, ;!.t many are discourage,
: an: 1eiA.. to believe anything the
r. real II u ra:,erS. Therefore. th
best advertisement OF a really 600
. m'd'"."c Is tie reputation it b.
' gaile. i. places anere ii is bein
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