Orange County observer. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1880-1918, 1889-08-17
NORTH CAROLINA NEWS.

l,clISVilic heSleW Some OF the
colored people in Re;ds.ille are of
- ~lnprtsetun that there is a big
earthquake tefiud the I,rg ne,
81 eli. Tbis Is the 4-Ld day Of the
ram according I, a gentleman who
pretesse- to save kept count That
i, i, ia, lained some almost every
day,
New Berne Journal: Rev. c..
X. Porter, the blind piano tuner,
says 10 his travels through the coun-
L. tie is very often asked il be does
not want a I,ght to see how TO work
on a piano, 10 retire, and OF one oc.
caslon when be entered the pulpit
at night to preach, the pastor in
structed the sexton TO raise the lights.
He says it tends TO show how
thoughtless the people are.
Burlington News: Rev. w. L.
Rarey has resigned the p~astorate of
the Episcopal church at this place
aud moved to Reid,ville, aud takes
Charge Of the church at that place.
a gentleman IN town informs us
that he sax q crop al $4,000 hills of
tobacco las, Monday, tor which he
would not give Que good barn of to-
hacco. And tina. too on the farm OF
a good aud successful grower.
Wilmington Messenger: This
writer la, again and again said that
Granville county can beat the world
in fine tobacco and by eturns. We
wish TO give II sample. Mr.. Ha.
ran Crews paid $40 hire for a boy.
He and the boy made a crop OF to-
lscco and sod it Tor $4,000. That
beats creation and takes the cake.
He made q crop of corn, wheat,
roots, &c, and a good one, in add.
ton. Now do not allow jealousy TO
deter You from copying this. 1t is
true, and is OF great credit TO North
Carolina as well as to our old his.
loric Granville. Spread the news.
Wilmington Star: The Raleigh
papers state that Mr.. Cade, the in
venlor OF the process of te,egraphing
from railroad trains while in motion,
with which some successful expert
ments were recently made on the
Raleigh aud CASTOR railroad, has
sold a 32d interest ID 1t to a New
York capitalist for $4,000. The
Invention is owned by Capt. ]. J
Thomas, W. II. Pace, j. NJ. Brongh.
ton, n. Is. Brough,on, &. B. Ed
wards, CT. +. Leach and Rev. B
Cade, the inventor, who retains a
large amount of stock in it. If it be
what it is represented to be, there
is a big fortune tor all of them in it
Asheville Citizen: A gentleman
of the bar who has been in attend
auce on Madison court informs u,
that while the misdemeanor docke,
has been j tull one, the crimina
docket has made a small record
Judge Clark has been very rigid ii
deaiiug with a certain class of often
ces involving The violation of moral
lty; and wherever conviction ha.
been had, has imposed the full pen
atty Of the law, aud this we a7t
pleased to learn with the genera
cordial appreciation OF the people o
the county, Judge Clark has wot
their respect by his dignity, tirmness
lmpartialtty and learning as Judge
aud their hearts by his courtesy ant
urbani,y as d man. And we know
that he is held'in the highest esteem
by the members OF the bar, who re
spect him for his inhexible justice
bis impartial, yet rigid enforcement
OF the rules OF practice, and the en-
torcement OF that respect to the au
gust tribunal charged with the grave
duties OF %snppressing and Furnishing
crime aud OF holding tho scales o
justice between man and man
Judge Clark acts out the princi
pie that when the courts are respect
ed, the laws will be obeyed. Ant
he is right.