gIl I,IKCILK 03 qj UJ Mil - Jfl;-o.
The Yadkin "farrows".
Our atteutiou bia just been di
rected auew to tlie imiuUfH wair
power at the uuique and iniereatiug
place known as il.e unriowa ! ih
Yttilfcm river, between Monttfowefy
aop atftiilj count!, which we hops
can te utilized iu the near tutuif.
It itt Mid to he one ot the flntal
water powers iu the South. The
State Utologiet, riof. J. A. Bolinea,
and Mr. T. It. Fouit ot the Univer
sity, aie uow ai the narrows mak
ing careful examinations of the wa
ter power. The river, wUicb above
Uhj poini la nearl) 1,000 Icet wide,
euddeuly ouuUaola lo 50 teeL auU
rushes ltn jjieai velocity Oetweeu
tUe fcteep rocky Wall tor a dialauoe
ol more lhu a mile. Heieiotore
nothing has been done toward Ue-
veloping this power ou account ol
the maoueaaibility ot the location
ami the location ot lactoiieb. Hut
tUtie geutleiueu hupo to be able to
blow thai the development ol tUib
great powei la practicable i aud thai
LLe gleal impioyeuieuls iu tho eaoe
and Clieapueaa witu wblcU uiecnau
loal powet etu be tiauisuililed by
electricity my make H leaible lo
cate tbe luauuiacturing eetabliBU
ments ou tUe railroad aud iuu theia
oy power developed at Ihe narrows,
it would be a great accomplishment
una the Observer wishes the move
meul wed.
Will Apply lor lilorce.
lira, iilla tiapp, the wife ot Dr. O.
0. tiapp, lortnerly ot Statesville, was
iU tou last week making arrange
ment to eutet suit for a divotce.
iiou. W. Al. Kobuiua ia her counsel.
We have not learned where the suit
will be brought. Jar. Sapp l
daughter of Rev. T. A. Boone, of
che Veteiu North Carolina Confer
ence, M.E- Cbutcn, South. She
waa mmed to Dr. Sapp at Wades
borj, March 3. 1891, aud the couple
hrive two children. Dr. aud Mr.
Spp have not lived together fur
some time. Dr. bapp moved from
Sthtenvlile to Charlotte the Ut of
last September, but it is reported
here that ha left tbere about a
mouth ago and went West.
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wondered who had beeu cievet
enough to discover it. The frog
opeued his mouth to say. 'It was I,'
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Southbound t Northbou&4
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8;15 U tlick'y' 12:10' 6:2U
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Attheviil. No, couurt at Qlo-
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at Grt&toiiitt. No. cuuneuis at
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(iastouia fioui Charlotte, Lin colli'
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at Liiicolhtou loi Oharloile aud
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11 30 Huuteraville
11 50 Davideou
12 09 Jdooreaville
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, 10,05
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907
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Ar t It0 pa
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4 57
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No. 12 leave States ville for Tay
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