The Durham recorder. [volume] (Durham, N.C.) 1879-19??, 1880-07-01

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Receipts! Of cotton in Raleigh to date
1929, an, increase OF $3.50 over same
time last year. ..l.I .@t r, ~
Mr.. q. b. Psylor has bought out the in
tcrest Of llr. q. 8. Winstsad in Webb's
tobacco Warshonss. The business will
Hereafter 10 conducted in the name of
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Mr. A. IS. Glraham, zone Of the dele.
gates to Cincinnati, returned home on
Saturday night, full Of enthusiasm for
.hs new ticket, and confident from al he
saw and heard Of its success.
We were houorsd with . visit OH
Tuesday frpn Dir. =. HI Jsnss 4 Lady
ofGransire county trout near TaiIyh0;
We are Tlways pleased 20 welcome our
friends, and glad to Mc those from, our
fiourishias sistsf codniy.. III
II this 10 not the heated term, when
will it come Z Dry, too, with occasional
local rains. Corn and cotton are not suf.'
fenpg, but We learn that tobsccois dying
to some extent for want Of moisture. "
The LEpoER tells vs. Of the, escape Of
five convicts on tho University road last
week, who being sent to- ths rear to
finish mp some work. overpowersd
the guard, took away his gun,
and made off. They have not besn re-
captured. The guard was su bseqssntly
discharged. ~ Farss., ~, ~ ss.--.ss,ss
See cd. Of b. r. vass & CO. Dsnville,
who kespshy far he largest and best as
sortmsnt Of hardware In the city. He IL
20 we'll known to North CsfoIins Gus.
tomersthat tits almost supernuous. to
name him except to say that the enlarge
ment and excellence .ef His stock keeps
pace with constantly growing bssinsss.
$50 - s 49, AEtiNtI6-. a#
A letter from the census bureau at
. Washington City, addressed TO Us -
'chief of the Fire Department ofHills-
boro," and asking iniormstion in regard
TO the neighLoring towns 81 Durham and
Chapel Hill, compels the m,rtifyingrs-
ply that Ii none Of .thsm IL there 4 water
supply, no: stSipes.. no hook and ladder
companies, no buckets. no preparations
whatever against fire. Shall these things
always he Z @ "'.
We can speak adyisably Of the beauty,
,a,te!an,l eszcellsnce :offhs work Of Mrs
C. C. Gorrell of Durham, whose beautiful
handiwork has only the Disadvantages Of
.a-fias .ss i.J;ss samewhat too vain in
surprising bs&ity oftheif personal adorn-
ment Butws know on this point the
ladies will not agree with as and as they
will continue the search for pretty things,
lot them 60 to Mrs. Gorrell, where they
will he sure to find them. ,,.. =.
Hillsboro had Its excitement in race
on Saturday afternoons, a man named
Gates was guilty Of disordcrly conduct
in the streets, and warrant was issusd
for his arrest. But the town Constable.
viii ing to indulge him, notified him pri-
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vately and quietly Of tie fact Gates
was inccnsed lfathsr than pacifed. and
then the Constable served the warrant;
upon which Gates brokes and ran, and
mounted his horse to take French leave.
but dismounting for soma purpose, his
horse left him, and heihei; Hcd OF foot.
rrossi1g the bridge at fuIl speed. rs
Vas followed by slargc crowd With all
he enthusiasm ofis-yshbit chase. and
inally run to earth somewhat more than
mile from j. his starting place, and
'rought back amid seIh and shouts , and
edged in jail untilhs could have chance
|" explain to the Mayor on Monday
morning. '"