Orange County observer. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1880-1918, 1890-02-15
NORTH CAROLINA NEWS.

Davis. the man who murdered
Hancbtnn. will be tried at Pittsburo
this week.
The .rrtr.ll. Mr. JAS. ID. R"y.-
ter who died al Raleigh last week.
a, she age If So, was one Of Raieigh's
old ;, and best informed cltlzen..
State Secretary B-jding6eld said
on Feb. 1ih. that there we're 2.O1o
Farmers Alliances in North Caro-
Ina. Since January 9Th, when he
wentin office, ,hir,y-eight charters
to Alliances have been issued.
Ashevilie Citizen Chatham coun-
" la. given the State some strong
men, and has been the home OF
many more, and i: Ia rtrange that
Judge Womack is the first Judge
c created from among them slnce the
County vas formed N 100.
\ dispatch from K,ns,on dated
Feb. 9Th says Col. Davis Military
school was closed TO day on account
If the prevalence OF meningitis
among the Cadets. Several deaths
lave occurred, and the Faculty. at a
meeting held last night, concluded
that it was best tor all concerned
that the school should close and
open again the first ot next SePtem-
Der.
There were three hansings in this
State on the 9TH instant. Jno. Will
son, a white man, was hanged a,
Burnside, Iancey County, for the
deliberate and entirely unpfovoked
!. murder OF another white man. A,
Troy, Montgomery County, Mani,
/. Pankey, a coloreh man, was hanged
!, tor shooting in a cold blooded way
another co.ored man. And Lig'
. Moore, col, was hanged st Greens
, boro for the murder OF Laura Hyatt
a colored
Durham Sun After our repor
Of yesterday, John w. Evans, super
| in,endent, went on the stand IN hi
own behalf and denied each charg
specifically, explaining tho cause q
S correction of certain troublesom
II prisoners, &c, THIS morning a
s their meeting theQboard decided b.
J. the following vote 10 retain Ill
Evans as superintendent and acqui,
: ed him of the charges: Messrs. La'
I ia, Perry and Scott for acquittal au'
q retention, and MIR. Tilley against.
|, Raleigh News Observer W. ar
+ in receipt OF a copy of the advance
premium list gotten out by Nj. !
NJ. Wilson, Secretary OF the n. (
State Agricultural Society, for til
y next State Fair to be held in Octe
Der. Tie object Of this advance
ishee, is to put the farmers Of tn
State in possession Of information j
regard to premiums for crop PFC
ducts. Handsome premiums amount
ing in aggregate to s712 in cash, f
teen tons OF fertilizers, medals an
diplomas are offered for cotton, t.
bacco, corn, wheat, oats, rye, ric'
0 hay, root and garden products. Fo
n premiums on stock $3.50 is oferet
o Lenoir Topic: On Monday "
bad al interesting interview wi,
= Mr.. J. NJ. Cole, of Philadelphia, VIII
{ represents the Columbia Nina
y Company and who has leased ali I'll
'e lands near Patterson that are said t
IS be rich in iron. He has gone on I
" Watauga on the same bushes
= This is the same company that hs
. bought SO extensively Of iron land
along the c. d L. Railroad in C,
tawba and Lii In Counties an
along the line of the Carolina Cel
trail Railroad. This company ust
e in its Northern furnaces 1000 tor
v of ore a day. They will establir
'e furnaces 10 the South, somewhere
y this section, as soon as they can g
u access to coal. Iron cannot /
II melted proitably with charcoal.
r, PEOPLE EVERYWHERE
Confirm IL statement when We ga
that Acker's English Remedy is
. every way superior to any and a
other preparations for the Thro:
and Lungs. In Whooping Coug
\ and Group it is magic AMI relieve
! at once. We offer you a samp.
y bottle free. Remember, this Ren
edy is sold on a positive guarante
o. Hooker, Druggist.
The first horse railroad was bui
in 1862.
b. \ SAFE INVESTMENT.