Orange County observer. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1880-1918, 1890-03-29


Raleigh is 20 lave a red hot Re
pltlicau paper. 1t VIII begin bust
hess On Jane !.
Oxford Frlcnd There are 26l
orphans now in tue Oxford Orphan
Asylum They make between six
aud seven thousand dn!lars q year
by making and selling shoes, brooms.
garden products, aud running a print
ING Office.
Winston Sentinel Mr. Wander
bilt has 300 men at work on his
Asheville estate. His palace will
be. located on a high knoll, and will
c4mnand a view of the country for
miles around. In grandeur and ex-
tent. this house of Vanderbilt Will
eclipse many Of the famed castles OF
knight errantry days.
Madison News: It does not all
ways pay to appeal from a Mag's-
tra,e's decision. A Young man was
fined $40 by a Magistrate in 1adkin
County tor disturbing public w"r-
ship by walking up TO the pulpit and
offering the preacher a drink of
whiskey. He appealed to the Supc-
rior Court and was sentenced to two
years in the ~peniten,iary.
Raleigh News Ob-erver Father
Boyle was brought into court yes
terday morning aud a%rraigned tor
his new trial. The date of the trial
was set tor Thursday, March 9th,
ard the Sheriff was ordered 10 sum-
mon one hundred veniremen for the
case. Father Boyle appeared in
court with full grown beard and
whiskers which makes a great differ
ence in his appearance.
Asheville Citizen: 1t was pleas.
ant to hear Gov. Fowle state, as he
did in his speech at the opening of
the Fair at New Bcrne, that in rail
road progress for the pas, year
North Carolina stands next to Ohio,
which State exhibits the greatest in.
crease OF mileage. This would indi-
cate that this State has nowsntarly
!, three thousand miles of railroad
; complete and in operation, and roads
projected or begun which will add,
with reasonable certainty of compile
ton, from six hundred TO eight hun
dred miles in addition.
Greensboro North State: The
lumber business along the line Of the
Cape Fear & Yadkin Valley Rail.
road has, within a few years, grown
! to enormous proportions. There
o are now along this line 1913 saw and
planning mills, which are daily cut.
!, ting aud dressing thousands of fee,
n of the best lumber in the South
There are also a number of mills Of
4 large capacity employed in cutting
q Idogwood and persimmon timber in
to shuttle blocks and bobbin heads
y y AT least two OF these mills are op
r Grated by J. EIwood Cox, OF High
q Point, who, besides furnishing sew
4 eral enormous weaving mills in Mas
!, sachuse,ts with shuttles and bobbir
heads, ships great quantities to Eng
5 land and Germany.
8 Wilmington Messenger The Gen
l. eral Assembly of the Presbyterian
n Church will convene at Asheville
May Is, 1890. This is the highes,
e of any ecclesiastical body OF ,hi:
is church. The States represented il
the Assembly will be those knows
It as south OF Mason and Dixon1
IS line. In them are seventy.on,
e presbytcries, three of which are
newly formed. They are: Abe
marie in North Carolina, Pee Dee
in South Carolina and Suwanee il
s Florida. The churches represented
number 1881, the ministers 1,1f5
There are l61,742 communicates
and the Sabbath schools numbe
1924 600 souls. Last year the tota
contributions reached the enormou
% figure OF s1,612,S 65.
II, is LIFE WORTH LIVING?
Not it vou go through the world
d dyspep,ic. Acker's Dyspepsia Tab
: lets are a positive cure for the wors
q forms OF Dyspepsia. Indigestion
re Flatulency and Constipation. Guar
anteed and sold by y. Hooker
Druggist.
;, We see it stated that Mr.. J. +
y Duke, who vas recently elected
!" President Of the American Tobacco,
Company, draws a salary of s5o,00'
= year.