The Durham recorder. [volume] (Durham, N.C.) 1879-19??, 1882-11-29
LOCAL INTEI.LlGENCE.
Sleet, snow and mud.

Sleet, snow and mud.
G. +. Webb returned Sunday night
from business trip to Richmond.
Watch the street parade Monday,
Richmond & McElrcth Combination.
Whist has become Of those subscri-
bers who, were to pay in wood
Richmond 4 McElreth Combine
ton next Monday night for benefit
Of band.
Prof T. r. Moses, principal Of the
Goldsboro Graded School was III
town Monday.
What has become Of our Alamance
correspondent We are anxious to
hear from Capt. W.
Our townsman, Geo. w. Watts,
has recently obtained patent on y
car coupler.
Miss Belle and Mammie Matthews
and Geo. Miller have returned from
tne Fayetteville Fair.
Col. j. G. Wilkerson has been
spending several dayswith old friend
In Person county. ill.,
Cheerfulness is an excellent wear
ing quality. 1t has been called the
bright weather Of the heart.
To most men experience is like
the stern lights ofa ship which il
lumine only the track il has passed
Xmas is coming and now is the
time to advertise your goods. Semi
your ads. to the REcoREER.
Read the advertisement of Mrs,
Burcham. She is an accomplished
scholar, and is highly recommended.
Bob. Carr is giving the Plant con,
siderable spice. He and Mr.. Green
are making good paper. Success
to them.
The Graded School was closed to
day ut IL o'clock in respect to TIL,
lamented b. Fuller, a member Of the
Board Of Trustees.
The county Commissioners will
meet next Monday. It will be al
important meeting. New School com.
mitteemen will be elected, officers
sworn in &c.
Some Of our sportsmen have beer
playing havoc with the finny tribe
How cruel they must be. The first
day they got one nibble, (by terre
pin) the second they caught one. :
Street Commissioner Maynor ha.
6nished paving Railroad street to tn,
cornor Of Blackualrs Drug Store. II
isa good job and forty per cent
cheaper than it cost to pave Main
Street. -
Mr.. J. w. Atwatcr, of Rialto,
Chatham county, wants to employ q
man who understands cultivating
and curing tobacco. SEE ed,n
Our y d.lsiu, d. = s gsdows
has rented the Watkins Wafehous,
at Henderson, and will have his open
ing sale the first week in December
We regret losing such q valuable
citizen, but wish him the creates
success in his new home.
Mrs. Burcham is prepared TO in
struct pupils in French and music
Mrs. b. was educated in tirst-clas
boarding schools in France and feel
thoughly competent TO teach thos
subjects. Letters translated.
Mr.. p. NJ. Pearson, Of Chatham, rs
ceiycd "a cents per pound for abou
500 pounds Of his FIRST crop Of e
bacco at Parrish & Blackwell's Ia.
week. Mr.. L. W. Atwater was ais
on hand witha portion Of his fir,
crop aud obtained good prices.
Some Of our subscribers seem
have entirely forgotten that a pril
ter must have something 10 eat. Pa
up your subscription. We have Il
dulged several hundred of our pa
rons for IA months and hope The
will appreciate the favor bv calm
at the Office and pay that $3.50. J
Let everybody come to Stoke
Opera House next Monday night
see Richmond 4 McElreth play Va
the virginian. On account Of Pre-
Wood, who has charge of the music
department Of the troupe, and who
quite popular here. the agent prop
sesto givea benefit 10 the ban
which organization Professor wOc
taught last summer. We hope TO g,
full house. The play IL q go,
Of e, and the benefit deserves patro
age.
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