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

uouipetats lot the tieSlS
Mr.. Frank McNeill has bee,
nominated Solicitir III the Seventh
Judicial District.
Judge Avery was renominatec
Judge and VI. 81. Bower Solicitor O
The Ie,.tn- District
The farmers in attendance at til,
Convention give a gloomy account O
the crop prospects. ss
Tom Tate, OF Greensboro, ha.
been appointed to a position in land
office in Montana.
Durham county will cast her 8:
votes for Al. J. John w. Graham FIRST
lsst, and all the tim.
-Watermelons are almost al
plentiful to-day in the market as the
sands on the seashore.
Pamlico democrats endorse
Judged. +, Shepherd for Justice Of
- Supreme Court. r
H. II. Reynolds, Esq, of Win
sion has been appointed Chief Mar
shall at the next State Fair. H.
Judge Tourgee's friends are try.
ing to get him nominated to Congress
in the Mayesville New York District
MIR. "A. Kennedy, Of the Knox.
vile Furniture Company will open q
large Wholesale furniture house in
Greensboro.
The Richmond AMI Danville r.
r. wants longer lease on the N. G,
Road. They speak of leasing the At.
lantic & N. G. r r.
There is movement on foot in
the Northwest to drive Mr.. Powder
ly from power. The Knights OF
Labor had better let him remain.
Mollie Leon, fell from the
trapeze while performing with Rob-
inson's circus in Memphis, a short
time ago, and broke three Of her ribs.
MIR. W. A. Muse, the clever
ticket agent at the depot has return
ed from Moore, and says he had a
pleasant stay in the old county.
The correspondent in yester-
days News aid Observer signed &c"
evidently does not know what he is
writing about or hasa little regard
for the truth.
The Montery Whaling Company
no longer use the old fashioned har.
pooh. Their hunting outfit now con-
sists Of double ender on which is
mounted a young canon from which
the harpoon is fred with deadly effect.
This is nice weather for 0leo-
margarine; any man in Congress
that will introduce the most bills
and often against 0-leomargarine
will be reelected.
1.-THE BDarb5ns vail permit Ten
nessee can be readiI placed in the
Republican column.-Ex.
Perhaps and so may he. And IL the
Republicans will permit, Democrats
y will carry Vermont and lowathIs very
Fall.
A little quiet shutting ( the mouth
When we are tempted t, tell what We
"heard about somebody" would soen
cure that abominable, soul,cursing
Misunderstanding habit ofsmall talk
in which we indulge. -
"A man by the name Of Joseph ID
Terrell, who died a short time ago in
the eastern part Of the State, bought
the material to make his coffin seven
teen years before he died. This may
seem strange, but it is nevertheless
true.
Inspirashun alwus waits upon tn,
bizzy. Men have sit down all dal
under shadetree with a hoe 10 theil
hand, kluss 10 the edge Of q korn field
waiting to be inspired; bu: the weed
10 that koru,feld did MT wait for AM
insplrashun.-Ex.
Music Teacher: "Yourdaught
er. Mrs. Brown has real music tai
ent. She ought to hayea thorough
training" Mrs. Brown: That
just what | was telling Mr.. Brown
and we agreed to hire competen
teacher for her after shehad finished
her next quarter with you"
"A young gentleman living les
than hundred miles from Durham
went to see game Of base ball playct
the otherday. and enjoyed il so i'm
mensly well that he forgot his horse
leaving him tied on the ground:
and the funny part is that he neve
thought Of the horse until the oil
man got after him the following
morning.
Charles Il. Jonef, Of the Char
iotte OJserrer. says he is running ia
Congress on his merits. We neyt
heard Of o man basinP his claiu
upon such Gimsy grounds. The pee
pie Of Charlotte aud the whole di
trict cannot zee how the Col cOul
run on his merits. They have neyC
In all their lives accused Chas. Il. (
having merits.
A word to the new prohibition
radical party in Durham county, {
for a lodge in some vast wilderness
or dark corner where civilization
unknown; don't for a moment thin