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The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1889-11-02

The criticism Of some men is ex.
ceedingly annoying. They are so
nice, so precise. so very particular
that nothing can be done to please
them. They remind us of those over
particular house-keepers. who are al
ways busting, sweeping, picking up
straws, and searching around day and
night to find something. They ere
intolerably neat and exact. Frey
run hither and thither in seach of
something. Nobody can sit down or
stand up. or come in, or go out, or
speak, or pray, or sing, hut whatthev
see something to criticise. Every
body is made uncomfortable or dis.
tnrbed when they are about, They
are regular literary detectives. al ways
on the trail of some poor blunderer.
Oh. how freezing, how embarras-
sing. how cramping is the influence
of these hypelcritical critics Now
we believe in people trying to be cor
rect in language, in doctrine and
style, but we believe also in personal
liberty, and in the spontaneous out
flowing of the heart. Hypercritlcs
are more intolerable than those who
blunder a little sometimes RaLeioh
Advocate.
The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1889-11-02
A Female Samson,

Mary Martin, young woman who
was sent to the Kings County Peni-
Tertiary, has been transferred to the
hospital at Flatbush, where the doc.
tors will endeavOr to find out the
source from which she has derived a
remarkable power, says the New
York correspondent of the Courier
Journal. She is timid and extremely
sensitive, but possesses the strength
of Samson. She is only four feet
six inches in height, small limbed,
and has the hands of child of ten
years. When arrested in Brooklyn
she had torn up lamp.post in. the
street, and it required FIVE Officers %
arrest her. She was locked up in gu
iron cell, and an hour later surprihd
tie desk sergeant by appearingioe-
fore him. having bent the door5ars
and crawled out. At the prlsoi she
was given the strongest cell .lbut ii
few hours later was found airing her.
self in the prison yard. May had
snapped the bars of her cell Roo" as
If they had been sticks ofsealing
wax. Warden Hayes gave orders
for the confinement of the female
Samson in one of the strongest cells
in the women's prison. Mary quietly
submitted to her transfer, and the
following morning the discovery was
made that she had again escaped.
She was carried to another cell, and
"A special guard placed over her. The
girl escaped from the cell by using
her fingers as wrench for the pur-
pose of removing the nuts from the
ends of the lock bolts, afterward TAX
lug off the lock. She wouldn't re-
main locked up, so Judge Moore re-
mitted her fine and she was discharg-
ed. to be again arrested and taken to
the hospital. Mary cannot account
for her remarkable strength,
The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1889-11-02

passing, and occasionally to have
their windows broken by the gamins
while engaged at their prayer meet
ings.
1.-THE Central Mission of the Meth.
Odist Church has chapel at Nan
King. where the Chinese ere receiv.
ed. This is practical Christianity
which the people understand and an.
preciate. The different sects of mis-.
sionaries and their hostility to each
and all others have a confusing effect
on the minds of the heather and in.
duce them to stick to their original
god"
The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1889-11-02
American Fables.

A burglar who had been arrested
while in the act of breaking into a
bank pleaded guilty to the charge
when arranged in court, but claimed
extenuating circumstances. "What
possible excuse can you present to
,1,itigate this otfense? ?" asked the
court. ivy lord, had sucreededsSf
getting my hands on the cash 1t
would have removed temptation
from the path of the cashier"
"H'm," said the judge after mature
reflection, II see the point, which is
well taken. I'll let you off on about
three years." Moral: If you can
steal mans horse it may save his
hostler from going to state prison.
A sparrow was seeking food in a
large field when a buzzard settled
down with a great show of indigna-
ton and exclaimed. by what right
are you trespassing here ?" "Why.
| supposed this field to be common
property" was the reply. Excuse
my mistake and l will 60 over on
yonder hill" "But I object to the
dust you may raise over there"
"Then l will look for bugs in the
grass" But | won't allow the grass
to he trampled under foot.' "Then
| will seek for worms in the thicket."
but the noise will disturb me. In
fact, in order 10 protect myself l
must eat you" Moral 1t is very
easy to pick fight with man you
know you can lick.
The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1889-11-02

That good standby brother who
was always at the front with his pas.
tor, in all good work, will be missed
when he goes up higher. So will that
stand-oti brother who spent his time
in looking on from afar, veXing the
souls of the workers with his carping
complaints and criticisms. But the
two will be missed with different
feelings and for different reasons.-
The EUdFagelicdL Messenger.
The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1889-11-02
A Card.

/ desire to announce to the people
of Garrett county that MY name was
used in the Prohibition County Con-
'vention without my knowledge or
consent, but / take this method of
announcing that 1 am a candidate
for the Office of County Commits,
sioner. and if elected will faithfully
and impartiaIly perform the duties of
said Office, without fear, favor or af-
lection.
Ct ALEXANDER LOWER.
The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1889-11-02
NEW ADVERTISEMENTS.
If You Have a Triting Cough

Don't lect it. Use Rogers Specific Cough
Cure. 1t is sure and speedy cure for Coughs
Colds, Group, Whooping Cough, Hoarseness
&c. rs cts. a bottle.
The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1889-11-02
For Sprains, Burns, Bruises, &c.
D spepsia and Habitual Constipatio
Piles ! Pilesi Piles!

Speedily cured by a few doses of Appetit
the Great Stomach, Kidney and Liver Rem
edy. Price so cts.
Orange County observer. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1880-1918, 1889-09-28

"Godey's Lady's Book" for Octo-
Der is replete with valuable matter
for the ladies. This tavofite Maya
zioe contests the palm Of superiority
with all other fashion journals. 1t is
full TO the brim with timely, inter
esting reading matter for the fire
side, kitchen aud boudoir Hand
some and accurate fashion and work
plates are given with each iseue, to-
getl,er with q beautiful fron,ispiece
illustration. 1t is cheap, because i,
is one Of the best fashion journals
Published. Price, $500 per year
Philadelphia, Pa.
Orange County observer. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1880-1918, 1889-09-28
a Revolution in ID
cO Curing.

There is all item going the rounds
which indicates that there seems
10 be a revolution in the art OF
tobacco curing in this State. IA q
tobacco producing people We read
the points with interest and cou'-
mend them TO our farmers Tor
thoughtful consideration. BY, The
old method the stalks were hung
with the leaves on them in the barn
aud all cured together. making II
a difficult, lsborious and precarious
task 10 ge. Just the desired color in
the Leaf. New processes have been
invented within the past few years
which erea,ly1essen the labor, the
risk, aud the TIME curing. ensur-
ing better results. Many planters
have adopted the method, which
seems to be coming into favor, OF
stripping the leaves from the stalk
aud curing these only, thus saving
much time and labor and securing
a more uniform color and bette,
grades, which means, of course
higher prices when put upon the
market Winston Republican.
Orange County observer. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1880-1918, 1889-09-28
VALUABLE FARM LANDS FOE
SALE.

On Tuesday. October Sth. 1850. ut II
O'clock NJ, on the premises at the resi-
dencc of John e. WilkcrSon on the
Chapel Hill and Raleigh road. the I'M
der>iyned will sell ut public auction to
the highest bildrr for cash (53U Five
Hundred and Thirty Acres of very val
liable farming land whereon said John
G. Wilkerson resides. lying in Orange
County with 4 small portion about ii
acres in Durham Connty.) on BOrland's
Creek. adjoining lands of james Bar
bee, W. +. Stroud. Mrs. Zoa Long. WIN.
Num-. John Morgan. James L. Mason
a I'd others, it bcin. the land described
lll a certain mortgage deed from John
{. Wilkerson and wife 10 W. Il. Black
we'll. dated GOTH day Of November. l>>5.
regis cred in Book IL ,,agc~ ~. 90
and 800 IN iiie Registers Office OF Or
ange County. The debt tor which said
mortgage WIS executed wa transferred
by said Blackwell to the National Bank
OF Raleigh. and being now past due
aud not paul. the above sale will be
for the purpose OF t~orcclo>iny said
mortgage.
The tract will be surveyed and Iii
vided into lots to suit purchaser. and a
map prepared for inspection before day
OF sale.
WM. \. GUTHRIE
Attorney for Bank and Mortgagee.
Durham. y. C.. sept. ,. 1850.
Orange County observer. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1880-1918, 1889-09-28
TIE NEW Discovery.

You have heard your friends and
neighbors talking about il. You
may yourself be one of tue many
Who know from personal experience
just no" good a thing it is. II you
have ever tiled IT, you are one Of It's
>tsunch friends, because the wonder.
III. thing about It is. that when once
given a ttial, DR.. klrgs New DIS
co>ery ever alter holds q place IL
The house 1t YOU have never used
il and should be afflicted with a
cough, cold or any Throat, Lung or
tie>t trouo,e, secure a bottle at
"uee ana give II q .alr trial. |, is
guaranteed every lime, or none
refunded Iriai Bottles Free at W.
\. IAscs Drugstore.
Orange County observer. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1880-1918, 1889-09-28
IEor the Observer

TOT luc OUScIStI.
Died, near Hillsboro, n. c.. Aug.
25,h, 1889, little Mandie Estelle,
daughter OF Charles and Ellen Smith.
aged two years and eleven months.
She was only sick about two weeks,
and though she suffered much, yet
she bore her Affections patiently.
All was done that loving hands
could do tor her recovery, yet God
i'll His wisdom raw best TO take her
home TO live with Him. Fond pa
rents, in the death OF thy darling
little girl, God is saying to you +:
"What | do thou knowe>t not now ;
but thou shalt know hereafter" Re-
member she has only gone before to
await your coming to that home
where sickness, sorrow, pain and
death will be fel, and feared no
more forever. We deeply sympa.
,hize with the sorroW-stricken pa
rents, and pray Gods blessings upon
them. Be faithful my brother and
sister, aud when lite's work is done,
God will bid You come aud live with
your darling little Maudie IL the
bright Beyond
Orange County observer. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1880-1918, 1889-09-28

+. BaipbrliLe Mnniay, Esq
County Atty, Clay Co, Tex, SAYS :
Have used Electric Ki,,ers with
most happy results. My brother
was also very low with Malarial
Fever aud .laundicc, but was cured
by timely nSe OF this medicine. Am
satisfied Electric B,,ers saved his
life
Mr.. ID. /. WllcoNson, of Horse
Cave, Ky. adds a like testimony,
saying He positively believes he
would have died, had It not been
for Electric Bt,ers.
This great remedy will ward off,
-, well ~ cure AZ Na,arial Diseases,
a1d t,r all Kidney. Liver and
-tomarh Disorders stands uneQualed
l'rltc SOC, aud 81, at w. \. Hayes
Drugstore
W. verify believe that the State
Fair OF 1899 VIII iv. the most inter.
cSti,- aud the largest ever held
Everybody who can, shonld attend
and bring their families. Pr0greS-
Size Frmefa.
Orange County observer. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1880-1918, 1889-09-28
IFor the Observer.

Died, September 10Th, 1889, near
Hil;sboro, after a brief illncss Of
typhoid fever, John. eldest son of
Nelson +. and Caroline Hall. aged
"A years, s months and l6 days.
Thus il hath pleased The allwise ON
Impotence to remove from our midst
one just entering into the arena OF
life, SO iull OF hope, so promising, SO
dearly beloved, not only by rela.
tives, but by all who had the pleas
ure OF his acquaintance. Something
over 3 year ago he gave his hear, 10
Him who gave him his being, aud
now bis spirit has gone, We trust, 10
dwell with the Master IN tie Celes.
,ial City OF the Mos, High. Weep
no,,'dear father, mother, sisters and
brothers, your loss is his gain. "'Tis
hard TO give him up;"but He knows
best. Angels are shouting over one
more redeemed, and doubtless bis
voice, that will be heard by US no
more unit! we all appear at the
judgment seat Of Christ, is now join
ing in the anthems Of the angelic
host, who have washed their robes
and made them white in the blood
Of the Lamb.
Farewell, dear John. thou has left lis.
Here thy loss we deeply feel;
But. It's Cod that hath bereft us.
lie can all our sorrows heal.
While the storm was fierccly blowing
While the sea was wildly flowing.
Angry wind and angry billow
Only rocked the SaviOrS pillow
Jesus slept.
But when sudden grief was rending
Human hearts in SORROW bending:
When he saw the sisters weeping
Where the brothers form was sleep.
ing
Jesus Wept.
A FRIEND.
Orange County observer. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1880-1918, 1889-09-28
/ GIL.f Il SXO WING TOR
THE SDTTX

The number Of cotton mills in the
South has more than doubled in the
past nine wears, and the number of
spindles has more than trebled.
Cotton making, like iron making. is
drifting to those localities where
the raw material can be most cheap
~ brought to the factory and fur
mace. When tie work OF the census
takers next year shall be put in
shape Tor publication it "Ill show
such a magnificent development thu,
The attention OF the whole civilized
world will be drawn TO it. With
the possible exception OF the Argen.
tine States, no c"uhtry beyond
the limits OF the Union has made
such forward strides as the States
South of Mason and Dixons line
during the time that has elapsed
since the close OF the civil war
And the work is only well begun
The great mineral resources of the
South are merely uncovered here
aud there; their magnitude is as ye'
an nnguessei qnantity.-IhtIn0el
phiu Times.
Orange County observer. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1880-1918, 1889-09-28

The Lynchburg Ii~3in5~,s says .
Grains on the Lynchburg d Dur
ham Road are now running act oss
SIaunton river into Halifax. They
pass III SIGH, of the grave Of the i'm
mortal Patrick Henry. Now let a
monument be placed owe il that ali
passcrs by may see the sacred spot,
where rest the remains of the great
orator Of the Revolution, who fired
the hearts OF the people,
Orange County observer. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1880-1918, 1889-09-28

>siloh'~ Cough and Consumption
Cure : sold ~ Us on i guarantee. II
rGFe> Consumption. For sale BY +. ;.
Merritt. Chapel Hill; ". \. Hayes.
liil.~born.
That harkinS cough can be 80 quickly
cures By >hiloh> Cure. We guarantee
i. FOR sale by T.. 5. Merritt. Chapel
Hill W. \. Hayes. Hillsboro.
VIII y"u suffer with Dyspepsia and
Liver Complaint: Shiloh's Iiralizer
! guaranteed IL cure you. For sale bv
+ ;. Merritt. Chapel Hill W. A.
Hayes. Hiii>boro.
>hiloh,s Vi,alizer is what you need
Ter Constipation, Loss of Appetite. Dir
zlac>e- AMI All symptoms of Dyspepsia.
iFice ~ anl - cents per bottle. For
>lle by T.. ). Merritt, Chapel Hill W.
y. Hayes, Hillsboro.
Orange County observer. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1880-1918, 1889-09-28
NORTU NEWS.
Oxford is to have four new ware

Oxford is to have four new ware
houses.
Reids,iIle Review Arrington's.
Norih Carolina game chickens are
beng shipped to Texas and the In
dian Tcrti,ory.
Raleigh Visitor Que hundred
and two miles of railway have been
laid in North Carolina, thus far, du-
ring 1889. This is a good showing.
Progressive Farmer: Any farmer
in the State who wishes to cultivate
one or more acres in clover or grass,
and Who will write 10 Capt. b. p.
Williamson, Raleigh, \. C., encIos-
ing stamp tor reply and describing
land, will receive a reply TO his in
q%uiries.
! Wilmington Star: There are hun
dreds OF deaths Occurring In this
country weekly now trom typhoid
fever. There are more deaths in
this Stale from that than any other
disease. And in a large majority Of
cases the causes are clearly traced
either 10 unhealthy surroundings OF
to the water used. Bad water is a
dangerous and a deadly thing:
Roxboro Courier The Blue Wing
Copper Mines are getting to be
quite famous. Extensive operation.
are now gong on there, and it il
said TO bid far to be one of the big
gest enterprises in all this section
With the Greensboro, Roxboro s
Eastern Railroad, We will be in di
rect communication with these mines
We trust this road will be built al
no far i slant day.
Raleigh Visitor: l, is announced
that the Secretary of War has decid
ed to accep: the offer Of the India,
Rights Association to purchase
tract of lard in North Carolina 70
Geronitn.'s baud, now confined a
Mount Vernon barracks, with
view to establishing them here III
more civilized mode Of life. Now
the Visitor protests against such al
influx OF population. We are hears1
y in favor OF immigration OF tn
proper kind, but no bandits, if yo'
please.
WILMINGTON Star: In reading tn
announcements OF the deaths Of pee
pie in different portions of Mort
; Carolina as recorded by our Stat
exchanges, one is struck with lh
remarkable longevity that many G
them show. There are very man
between the ages OF 60 and 70 years
a good many between 70 and 81
:, many between 80 and 90, some bt
tween 81 and 100, and occasional
some that run over 100. These age
people are not peculiar to any sec
ton of the State, but are found in a
sections, which gives evidence tha
!, the climate of North Carolina,
there be no neutrallzing local cause'
| is conducive to longevity.
A special to the Durham Globe {
f Sunday, Sept. DIST, from Reidsyill'
: \. G, says 'The c%oroner's jury j
the Morris case, which has held th
town in a state OF highly wrougt
excitement since the death OF III
deceased, rendered their verdict Il
day, after a long and laborlous e,
animation of the witnesses and tn
: attendant circumstances. The We
I dict rendered was that d E. Morri
came to his death by the use ,
chloroform administered by bis wifi
Cora Scales Morris. She has bee
| arrested and is in the hands OF III
! Sheriff. Altogether tue result
the invest CATION was generally q,
: ticipated and the final decision {
e the jury has caused the most intens
+ excitement"
Orange County observer. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1880-1918, 1889-09-28
TIE CURED.
Il RemdrhuJle Statement From q
Wen hn0uu Cttizcu Of
,SDIfL (urOIi1lu.

Cancer is hereditary il my family,
an aunt on each side having died
from this breadth! disease. In each
instance the cancer was located iii
identica!ly the same position that
mine first made its approximations
below the left eye and extending
down the left cheek bone aud nose
| was attended hy the best physl
clans, but the case continued to grow
worse under their treatment, and no
hope of a cure could be given by
them they SAID. Il bad better have
my affairs Tor tins life and the next
arranged, for the canoe was liable
To strike a vital organ at any mo-
ment, and at once bleed me to- death.
About THIS time, 1856, | met with
Mr.. Shirley, living near Due West,
whose cancer Wa being rapidly cur
ed by using Swiit's Specific Is. ). s.
| then gave up the doctors and al
medicines | had heretofore been US.
ing, and commenced taking S. 5. )
and after using the third bottle, !
discovered that the scab had tallei
Oft, aud that those sharp .%iartlne
pains, so characteristic of the cancer
had ceased, and the discharge was
very protuse. In a few days 1t be
gan 10 heal rapidly, and soon dried
up. BY the time | had exhausted
the fifth bottle there was nothin.
lett but the scar where the cancer
had been, and | was a we'll man
The cure effected in my case is col
sidered by my neighbors a most re
markable one, and clearly demon
stra,nS tho tact. that S. : s does
cure cancer. Switt's Specific is {
boon to suffering humanity, and al
| ask is, that those afflicted with can
Ger give il a trial, and like mysel
will be convinced Of its virtues.
JAMES B. ARNOLD,
Greenwood, S. G..
Treatise on Cancer mailed tree.
SWIFT SPECIFIC co,
Atlanta, Ga.
The elections in France last Sun
Orange County observer. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1880-1918, 1889-09-28
A OFFER.

We are authorized to State uh3i
Mr.. Julian S. Carr, Of Durham, offers
to paw for covering the root of one
wing Of the Exposition Boildlng il
the citizens of Raleigh will raise
money to cover the other two wings.
The whole building is likely TO he
needed for the Fair. Shall it be
done p Neacs- Observer.
Orange County observer. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1880-1918, 1889-09-28
A FRIEND.

1t appears that there will be some
strong opposition before the Me,ho-
dist State Conference with reference
to the removal of Trinity College.
a private letter says the members
OF the opposition have some OF the
best legal talent in the State to en-
join the removal if the conference
does not defeat the prcject.-Ler-
ingtOn Ledger.
Orange County observer. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1880-1918, 1889-09-28
Good Chance:
GALE OF LAND AT AUCTION.

Under an order OF the Superior Court
Of Orange County in the special pr
eeeding, entitled ". q. Eicker.. Aim
Of james Carroll against Rebec,4 ar
roll and r. T.. Geer. | will sell al publi;
auction at the court hoit-e door III
HilI.boro on the 18th day OF Scptem-
Der. 1850. At u O'Clock NJ, "A tract 81
land in said County. adjoining J. H.
Shields and other, on which Jane,
Carroll lived and died. containing -
acres more or less.
Terms ot sale Oue-thiri i'll cash on
day OF sale. oue-thirsi in six months afii
one-thiri i'm twelve mouths from sale
day. deferred payments 10 bear interest
fron day oi sale till paid. at rate OF
eight per cent. per annum. little re-
served till full payment.
Thi. 9Th day Of August, 1893.
w. G.. VICkERS.
Admir- aud Commissioners.
Orange County observer. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1880-1918, 1889-09-28
HILLSBORO MILLS,

situated within tn. corporate Limits ot
the town OF IIill-bnrD. containing
acres, more or les. on which j. situated
valuable Corn and Flour Mills.
Terms Of sale Ore-tlgird cash. bal
ance in q and II moths with interest
from day Of sale on eleierresi payIneut-.
This 2l.t day OF August, lss3.
a. W. GRAHAM.
toIlIui--iktter.
Orange County observer. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1880-1918, 1889-09-28
TONES GROVE TRACT OF 1880
ACRES FOR SALE:
FIFTEEN TRACTS OF FINE ToBAC.
co, COTTON, GRAIN AND TIMBER
LANDS On EASY TERMS.

The undersigned committee Of the
Trustee, Of the University Of North
Carolina. on Wednesday. the, 18th ,ay
of November next at IL o'clock. oG the
premises. will offer for sale at auction
the Jones Grove OF 1870 acres. situated
on the Chapel Hill aud pit,,boro road.
II will be divided into tracts Of abou,
lD acres each. 1t is noted as one Of the
finest farms III the State. being we'll
adapted 10 Bright Tobacco. Cotton and
Grain. The sale will he br the acre
at a moderate upset price. with no bv-
bidder over that. The terms are one
third cash. the remainde: in two ami
three years with = per cent. Interest
from date. Mr.. ". {. Cole. agent.
whose ~postoffice is Chapel Hill. y. e.,
will answer all questions aud will b. on
the land every Wednesday. until sale.
Tor the purpose OF showing il
KEMP p. BATTLE,
JOHN MANNING,
A. Ill. MERRITT.
Chapel Hill. y. e, Sept Is, 1850.
Orange County observer. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1880-1918, 1889-09-28

Catarrh cured. health and >wce.
breath secured. by SuIloh'> CatArrh
Remedy. l'r.Cc - cents. Nasal H.
%iector Tree. For sale ~ l.. :. Merritt.
Chapel I'LL; w. y. iiaye>. ijlIsboro.
For ,AlAc\ back. side OF che>,, Use >ui-
lah,> Porous Plaster. Pre- -. cents.
For sale by Z. :. Merritt. chapel Hill (:
W. y. HAYES. IIiil>boro.
Group. Nhoopins Cough all Bron-
chitl~ Immediately relieved BY Shiloh'S
turr. Ter safe by r. :. Merritt Chap
Il Hill " A. Hayes. Iiiil>boro.
Sleeple>s nights made miserable by
that terrible cough. shiloh Cure is
the Remedy Tor You. For sale by L. :.
Merritt. Chapel Hill ". 4. Hayes,
Iiill>boro.
Orange County observer. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1880-1918, 1889-09-28
-Ihc Orange County
Observer il the only "a
per published in Orange
County.


Mr.. Julian ). Carr, Of Durham,
as been appointed Chief Marshal
# he CONSTITUTIONS. Centennial Gel
cbrat;on to .,c held at Fayetteville
on Nov. 10th, 2lsi, 22d. MIR. Carr
has accepted.