Orange County observer. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1880-1918, 1890-02-08
NORTH CAROLINA NEWS.

ch,n.ry will begin - be delivered i'll
May, aud July IL the mills vii; be
III operation.
Lexington Dispatch: The farmer,
however, ought to be heard III the
councils Of the party with which he
votes; and it be has the true idea Of
citizenship, he will make himseIt
heard. The farmer has just as much
right as anybody TO have his say 10
politics.
Raleigh NewsObserver An en-
igrant agent While going through
Durham with a train load of negroes
the other day is reported to have
stated there that the agents would
take every single negro out OF the
Counties OF Craven, Johnston aud
Edge:ombe before April.
Tarboro Sou,herner At last it
seems that The emigration fever has
subsidized aud the farm laborers have
gone to work. From what the re
potter can learn there is no trouble
among the farmers in getting labor
ers. II is remarkable that as much
a. the labor in this County has: been
agila,ed this and last year that so
mnch work on the farms has been
accomplished.
Burlington News: Did you know,
that when the Constitution Of North
Carolina vas last amended, the To-
cal option laws in regard to the
town Of Burlington were engrat,ed
in the Constitution Such is the
case, and is tho only thing o: the
kind 10 the State. Parties looking
for a place to forever keep bar rooms
from their doors, should remember
this. It's worth remembering.
Wilmington Messenger: We re.
greet to hear that our old schoo'mate
and friend, Colonel William i
Saunders, is in poor health, confined
10 his bed. He is one OF our brainy
North C%arolinians. He is still un.
: der great physical disabilities, ham.
mering away at his historic notes
and editing the Colonial Records
which have engaged him tor &C
many years. We wish him hearth,
a speedy recovery and many happ,
years 10 the land of his birth. He
can do much important work for h,'
native Carolina, and God grant thai
he may live to do it.
Charlotte. News: Dr.. j. p. Ian
gey, who has been holding forth a
Pineville, was in the city yesterda,
/ searching tor legal advice on a move
/, ment that is proposed to be made
upon min by the resident physician
, OF that place. He is threatened
with indictment for praoticing medi
cine in violation OF the laws pre-
, scribed by the State of North Caro-
lima. Inquiry at the court house to
, day by a reporter revealed the fac
. that the name of Dr.. Langey lis no
among the list Of physicians, VIII
0 have registered with the clerk of III
court. Dr.. Langley minated tina
he has plenty OF money and is read,
o to meet the prosecution. The mex
tern OF the Crimi.al Court 70
Mecklenburg County will meet O
the second Monday in February, an
it Is said that at that term, two doc
tors will be presented 10 the gran
jury for prac,ic.ng in violation G
3 the law.
A dispatch from Charlotte date
January 18th says: News reache
here to-day OF a mysterious affair i
Moore County. 1t is reported h,
al old negro by the name Of Joe
had a dream to the effec, that unde
a certain pine tree was buried abou
eight feet iu the ground silver none
to>the amount of 500. Joel is q
/ honest old negro and on the mornin
after he had his remarkable dreae
be went 10 the mar who owned th
!, land and told him about it. The ma
. did cot place any faith 10 Joel
story, but went with him to tn
q place and remained while be do
down tor the treasure. The Ian
; owner was surprised when the negr
began to dig around a jar in tn
ground. 1t was taken out, ID
money counted, which came up
Z the amount specified in the myster
o Gus dream. From all indication
! the jar had been buried many year.
: None of the money dates later lha
l. 1851.
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