Orange County observer. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1880-1918, 1890-03-22

An invitation mas been extendeH
to Rev. sam. Jones tn de lser the
Aua.al .Addre>s at Trinity College
CornUtnC-mtnt
Durham Gloie: We Lave it in
lefn te shape at ias,. Mr. w Duke
w.:l give T-luily College se3,ooo,
an Mr. J. ). Carr has siven The
>i,e that cost him 100000.
Tue hang.n. OF Davis, the mur-
derer OF I1auguton, in Chatham, will
surely take place Friday the 2sth
in>.att. TIE appeal. OF which due
notice was given a. the time of the
rial, was never perfected. 1t is to
be a pubic execution.
The March Criminal term of Wake
Superior Cour, Will convene next
Monday the 24,h instant. The tria,
OF Boyle the Catholic priest will
probably come up during the first
week. /, is rumored that several
ne. female witnesses will be put on
the stand IN this case, and there IS
considerable surmlse as to the dIiit
Of the new evidence.
Charlotte News: Sam Jones tab
e~rnacle in Charlotte will certainly
be a huge affair, and now that the
ilame is up aud the roofing going
on, an idea OF its immensely is real
,zed. The tabernacle covers nearly
the whole OF the laEge lot on Tryon
and Third streets1and it looks like
ten thousand people could be crowd
ed into Ii. 1t is a whopper.
State Chronicle: The Durham
B,p,l-t Church has passed resoln-
tions requesting the Board of Trus.
tees of the Baptist University, to
hold a meeting ., Greensboro April
2nd and reopen the question OF
where the Baptist University shall
he located. They thank all who Of
fered to contribute to get the Col
lege and make special mention o.
the liberali,y o; Mr.. j. S. Carr.
Raleigh News Observer: There
was much talk on the streets yester:
day about the Old colored man who
offered to serve out the term of Chas
f. Cross at the work house. An ole
family servant OF Cross has arrived
here and went to see his young mas
ter Sunday at the work house. HI
said that it an arrangement could be
made to that effect that he woulC
serve out the sever years SENTENCE
III his stead. OF course it is impos
slbie that such an arrangement coulc
me made, as there is no such law il
existence in this State.
The Directors of the Morgantor
Insane Asylum have reelected all O
their old officers, The Ashevill,
Citizen says: There are 484 PATENT
in the institution. These are being
supported at a per capita expense 0
$3.50 per year, and a macadamizet
road is being built from the Morgan
ton depot to the asylum, other i'm
provements are being made, and al
necessary repairs kept up withou
exceeding the appropriation. Thu
great charity is being conducted
economically, and with the utmos
efficiency, and in all respects in
manner worthy of the people who's
benevolence supports it.
:. Wilmington Messenger: We sale
we could find fifty farmers in Nortl
/. Carolina who could beat the United
!. States. We believe we eau fine
fifty farmers who have made TO
three consecutive years an averag'
OF $500 TO the acre 10 tobacco alone
We believe we can find fifty farmer
who have averaged tor three year
| 5000 to every workingman employ
ed. We DO not doubt that we ca,
!, find ten farmers who have average,
$500 to the workman or $500 to ID
: acre. We have known those figure
surpassed III former years We ar,
sure We can name a man who ha
made $500 TO the acre and $1,000 t,
each hand worked. North Caroiin;
after ali is hard TO excel.