The Durham recorder. [volume] (Durham, N.C.) 1879-19??, 1886-08-04

The eldest daughter of the Prince
of Wa'es was considered he worst
dressed girl at % late London assem-
bly, and this because she was +, ally
"dressed. IN y. World
John W. Kelly, the motor man,
used TO be head waiter q I4aIetto
Springs, nov Wildwood Springs, Cam.
bria county, II the Altoona Times is
to be believed. He Was also a mem
Der Of the orchestra.
The iumor that Gen. Logan, on his
triumphal way to San Francisco, went
through Ohio in the night, after hav-
ing shaved off his moustache and
donned mask, needs confirmation.
- Washington Post.
Lord Salisbury has accepted the
English Premiership, and has persHa-
ded Mr.. w. H Smith 10 take the
position of Chief Secretary Of Ireland,
which lie held for two weeks at the
close of the last Salisbury udmiuittra.
ticn.--Phila, Record.
WASHINGTON, July 27,--The Star
this evening says: ut is stated at
the White House that Col. Lamont
has gone 10 his home in Garland
county, N. Y, for few days, but it
is believed that during lis absence he
wdl make all tho arrangements ior
the summer vacation Of the President
in the Adirondacks."
William NJ. Bruce, Of the lirm Of
Niles 4 Bruce, lawyers, New York,
disappeared on July 18th. A few
days afterward he wrote to his partner
from Montreal, confessiug that he had
speculated in stocks with the usual
results, raising the maneyby borrow
ing large sums on the estates of which
lie was attorney. The amount of his
speculations, it is believed, will reach
nearly $4,000
Rockingham Rocket: While there
has been some improvement in the
past ten days in the crop outlook, the
reports from different sections of our
county are still far from encouraging
Elizabeth City Falcon: The cror
of peaches and pears in this section
this year has been very good, while
there never was such IA crop of black
berries. Whorlleberries, however. arr
not so abundant. -
DIR. NJ. V. Lanief positively rcfu e.
to allow his name to be used for tas
Supreme Court Judgeship. With bin
'Ihe post of honor is the private sta
ton Well, lie would make a mos
learned and capable Judge.--Star.
Washington Progress: Mr.. J. C
Simmons, ofHyde county, was in tow
Saturday. He says they have good
crops In HYDE. Whit Il friendly
chap tie candidate becomes when il
is a question of whether the dear PEG
pie shall give their suffrages to him
or the ether fellow.
Waynesville Negs: Western North
Carolina crops, from the present out,
look, will Be fairly an average. The
wheat yielded a good harvest aud the
present dry spell has enabled the plan
tiers to house it in good order. Oats
was over an average, and the balance
Of the small grain was fair.
Charlotte OJserver: Oae OF the
chief beauties of the handsome new
Lutheran Church IN this city will be
its memorial windows of which anum
Der have ready been taken b. mem.
bers Of / c eongrt cation. -Cabar.
rus county has instructed for Lang
for Soiici or. Irsd II and Raniulpi.
primaries lave declared for him. His
nomination is a, sured. Iredell prima'
ries have endorsed Montgomery FOR
Judge.
Charlotte Chronicle: The fourth
annual convention of the Women
Christian Temperance UEion Of North
Carolina, met in Iyron Street Metho
dis. Church, ofthis cIty, at9:30oclo
this morning, the President, Mrs .
Mary g. Woody, of New Garden, in
The chair. News reaches the city
that en- tlie 25th inst in Phillipsburg,
n. J., Miss Lisetts &. Bernheim WIS
united in marriage to Mr.. james T.
Hood, q prominent young farmer OF
this county, Rev. G.. d. Bernheim,
father of The bride, performing the
Ceremony.