The Durham recorder. [volume] (Durham, N.C.) 1879-19??, 1883-06-20

When you go to Goldsboro be
r sure and stop at the Bonitz House
The proprietor, Mr.. Bonitz, is a genial
o clever gentleman and knows how 70
cater tothe wants of his guests.
The names of Judge John A. Gil.
mer, and j. S. Carr, Esq, are promi.
nentiy mentioned for the next Gubo.
! Material candidates. Either would
make an excellent Governor.
Our countyman, Hugh p. Mark.
ham, graduated at Wake Forest last
week. We are glad to see he took such
appointment stand in his class, having
Won the Greek and French medals.
The town of Durham was never
more orderly. This is due to the ex.
ceilent police force and Mayor Par.
rish,s vigilence. We. would however
suggest that they continue to look
closely after the sanitary condition of
the town.
Farmers, remember our tobacco
manufacturers are compelled to have
millions CT pounds of tobacco. and
they are offering high prices for the
weed. Our leaf dealers have large or.
ders on hand, which must be filled re.
CARELESS of the price. Try Durham
with load Of your tobacco. Our
Warehousemen will not let Won 90
away dissatisfied.
Osborn Collins and Alex. True.
man, were up before Squire Green
Monday. for stealing a ham of meat
from the store of Angler & Farthinp
Collins was discharged and Trueman
was bound over to the next term of
Court. ~
Col. John N. Staples speech at
trinity, presenting the Wiley Gray q
medal, was perfect gem. clothed
with flowery and patriotic language. ,
fhere are few who can make better
or more eloquent speech. 3
The ID. A. ID. Club, will give an
entertainment at Stokes Hall on Mon. G
day evening the 2jth inst. Proceeds ,
% be given to the Durham Lyceum. II
Do not fail to attend as treat is in G!
tore for the public. "
ID
The Washington correspondent f
If the Farmer Il Mechanic claims that RI
here are more ugly women with bigger g
'eet in our National capital than in Is
any other city of its size on the cont. p
lent. g
The young ladies and gentlemen "
,f the Episcopal church in Oxford, 9
have given an amateur performance
IF "Esmeralda" in Henderson. Re.
port speaks highly of the dramatic u
talent displayed. d
General Green" seems TO have :,
aiken charge Of the cotton fields and D
The luxuriant crab-grass now waves b
over the cotton stalks. c
This backwardness Of our farmers is n
caused by the continued wet spell. !
We are glad TO note that the General 81
Is being rapidly vanqu:shed. n
The election In Goldsboro last :.
week upon the act TO increase the tax !.
for the Graded School stood 37s for u
and 2 against. This speaks well for b
Goldsboro, and clearly shows that the o
people are almost unanimously in .
favor Of the school.
Oxford claims to have doubled L
her tobacco trade this season, and in.
vites the attention of the tobacco a
world to the fact.-TorhtigM ?
Come on Oxford. the more the mer.
rier, and Durham is not afraid Of any !
competition on the tobacco question. Q
The hotel at the Warm Springs, Il
n. G., has been fitted with an electric 4
annunciator. Over twenty.oBe miles .
Of insulated wire were used IN making i
the connections with oil the rooms. G
This Is one Of the most popular of our y
summer resorts and il filed every [
year with health seekers. The
warm baths are most ellicaciuus in G
cases Of neuralgia and rheumatism. q
"A committee of ten were appoint.
ell at Trinity last week, for the pur !
pose Of soliciting funds to erect a
monument to the memory Of the Rey. !
DR.. b. Craven; ID. ID. T.. L. ID. is
Carr, Esq, was elected President, Rev. !
g. G. Dodson, Treasurer, and Rev. n. !,
NJ. Journey, Secretary. We are sure !,
the old students and friends ofthe '
school will respond literally to this !
noble cause, for no man has done morr
for education IN North Carolina.
We are panied to announce the
death of Mrs. Josephine Angler, which /,
took place on the 18th lust, after a
lingering illness. Mrs. Angler leaves
an infant about seven months old.
To her bereayed husband, and family, q
We extend our heartfelt sympathy. |
Mysterious indeed Is the Providence -,
that servers such tender ties, but sweet
Is the promise to those to whom ''all :
things happen for good" !
--Messis. l.. n. Pogue & Son, have ,
moved into their new factory on Black. !
we'll avenue, and are in full blast In the y
manufacture Of their excellent brands \
OF Tobacco. "Sitting Bull Is hard to
beat, and Is destined 30 take its place as
SECOND to no other brand Of smoking c
tobacco manufactured in the State If Q