Orange County observer. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1880-1918, 1885-02-14

Durham !: we !eaTh
,ha, there are eleven students at
tending Hon. John Manning's law
school a. Chapel Hill. This law
school is thorough in every partic-
ular.
Sixty-6ve darkies from Arson
county passed through Charlotte tor
the West one day last week, The
railroad meE say that over $50 An
son county colored exodus,ers have
passed through Charlotte since the
lst day of January.
Roxboro Courier On Friday
last, while Mr.. Sam. Monday, who
lives about three miles from this
place, was engaged in cutting down
some timber IN the woods q large
tree fell upon him, crushing hin to
the ground and killing him almos,
instantly.
Raleigh Visitor The impression
prevailing in many quarters that,
sucn al officer Estate Geologist) is
not needed, is, in our opinion, an
erroneous one. The vast and ac-
cumula,ing mineral interests OF our
State demand some such official to
Hook after them, and we do not
think the Legislature could do bet.
ter than TO provide tor an appoint
ment otlthat kind.
Raleigh Chronicle Yesterday
Gov. Scales commissioned the fol.
lowing officers of the headquarters
staff Adjutant General, tombstone
Jones, rank Brigadier General In.
spector General, Francis II. Cam.
efon, rank Colonel Surgeon Gen.
eral, Eugene Grissom, rank Colonel
Quartermaster. General, Eugene
Morehead, rank Colonel; State ordi.
nance officer, Fred. A. Olds. rank
Lieutenant Colonel. "
Biblical Recorder Hon. A. W
Graham, Senator from Orange, has
offered a bill making the advertise
ment Of lotteries in North Caroline
a misdemeanor. We heartily ap.
prove such a law, and hope the bill
will pass both houses of the Legisla.
ture. OF all the mean frauds and
v%illainous schemes tor making a liv.
ing without work, a lottery company
takes the lead. And now that mer
who were once honored and re.
! spected lend their names and sci.
: their influence TO such vile organiza
tons, every State in the Unior
should take steps to suppress lot
teries and gambling.
: Durham Recorder During tn.
present term of Jul court quite !;
number of or citizens tor reason.
best known to the court have beer
sent TO devote a few years for tn,
Improvement Of the railroad interes,
Of the State. They are all good
able bodied men who can render IN.
State valuable service in the .ay o
%shoveling dirt. The unfortunate,
are as folio VS. Hardy Green, lar
ceny, l year Morgan Hart, forgery
2 years VIM. Holloway, attemp
to commit rape, Is years; William
Stlth, larceny, . years Chas Tay
lor, larceny,2 years Morris Craig
larceny, 2 years; Jake Tyson, lar
ceny, 4 years VIM. Tyson, larceny
4 years.
, Raleigh Chronicle: Tie Demo
I Gratis TO day are not many Thousand
; miles nearer agreement on the nun
| Der OF Superior Court Judges tha
t are needed than they were yester
, day.-The chief actions OF thu
Board OF Trustees of the University
in session here yesterday, are The
appointment of committee (Presi
I dent Battle, and Messrs. n. II. d
> Wilson and Z. NJ. Cooke to me
moriaIize the Legislature tor aid
granting permission 10 the Greel
Letter ecret fraternity to exist a
the University giving Prof. Holme.
> permission to go to Europe mex
> summer; the hearing Of the CRAFTY
; ing reports Of President Battle ant
Mr.. L. {. Cameron, the latter abou'
the new Memorial Hall the re
: election of the Executive Commit
tee, and Instructions 10 a committee
) TO draw complimentary resolution.
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