The Durham recorder. [volume] (Durham, N.C.) 1879-19??, 1886-01-06
Greedy go West Young Man" How
about it Willis?

Greedy Go West Young Man" How
about it Willis?
jones & Co., say that all bright
tobacco has advanced in prices and
that common stock is higher
Another rush to Vaughan &
TenDy's Drug Store for nr. David's
Cough Syruy. oct. 2Stf.
| General Toombs once met an
officer who helped to uphold the stars
and stripes. "Well, General" said
this officer, loosely, I'VE licked you,
anyhow" Licked US! No, sir! No
such thing! We wore ouselves out
whipping you PIX.
IF you have any fine smokers,
cutters and wrappers take them to
Jones q Co, Raleigh, and you will
come home happy.
| AT the present time there are
more than thousand women in the
great West carrying on farms, and as
tar as known they (the farm are
conducted successfully.-Ex. What
a field for old bachelors to work in |!
Go, and no longer be such source
of annoyance, and hooking the keen
impatiences ofour Southern bells!
Salvation Oil, the greatest cure
On earth for pain, has made most
brilliant debut. Price, 25 cts.
Philosophers say that affairs should
always be conducted with view to
the greatest good of the greatest
number. DR.. Bulls Cough Syrup
does the greatest good to the greatest
number. % cents.
A negro man by the name of
George Morley, was run over and
instantly killed on the Cape Fear q
Yadkin Valley railroad, near Siler,
on Friday last. The engine was in
rs yards of the unfortunate man when
he was first seen. 1t is the opinion
of some, that he had been killed and
placed on the track to avoid sus.
picion. ~14~
DIR. r. r. Hardee, who has been
a practicing physician in this city
for some considerable time, contem.
plates locating at Moriah. Person
county. We regret very much to
lose the Doctor. Ills Office was next
to ours, and his pleasant smile will be
missed. We heartily recommend
him to the citizens of Person county,
and bespeak for him prosperous fu.
ture. His parting words were "send me
the RECORDER"
Don't forget TO take load Of
tobacco to Jones g. Co.. Raleigh. for
they can bid ON tobacco and protect
the farmers.
| Our country friends will find the
present a good time to subscribe to
the RECORDER. The merchant and
man of business ought to find il pro.
f, liable to advertise, especially mt this
season !; by thus talking it up" many
a business man has been saved from
shipwreck. We repeat, advertise
stalk it up" To do this even once
thoroughly and perfectly is a grand
point OF securely.
The RECORDER readers can save
money aud procure bargains for Holt.
da" goods at Fred A. Watson 1I2
Fayetteville street Raleigh N. C.
specialties in all new novelties, evry.
thing in the plush ornament line;
handsome paintings and engravings
anything in the picture and frame
line. Bracket tournaments. easy rattan
chairs &c &c. orders have prompt at
tention. dec. Q Il.
--Luok out for big sales at Jones
| q Co., Warehouse, Raleigh. during
January and take advantage Of th'
high prices they are going to pay. :
The large aud commodious to
bacco factory of Messrs. Carroll 4
| Co., of Greensboro, was destroyed b,
FIRE few DAYS ago. The factory wa
the property of. L. King Il Co.. ant
was valued at about $4,000. and wa,
insured for full value. Messrs. Car
| roll & Cos loss is said to be abon
$4,000 and they were insured 70
$1,000 or $4,000. We learn tina
about 10000 pounds Of tobacco wa
consumed together with all of th.
machinery Of the factory.
For the highest average price
90 to JJnes & Co., Raleigh, with you
tobacco. They will hid on your To-
bacco and see that il brings th'
highest market prices.
Graham Sykes, Of Orange. n NJ,
torious blockader, was put to flight |
short time ago by Deputy Collecto
G. n. Mehane anil Others, who mad
a raid upon his camp where the
found 10 stands in mash. togethe
with a $50 gallon still ofthe capacit
: OF 30 gallons per day. larger tina
any government still in Orang,
The officers and Sykes we learn, -
luted each other very c:rdlally b
taking q crack at each other wit
, their carbines, but no harm was done
Jones & Co, Of Raleigh, say tbs
they are paving more for tobacc
= than any h.use 10 the State. Becaus
! they are allowed to bid on each an
every pile and see that the tubacC
|, brings its worth.
: Cupid has been busy during th
e holidays aud many q young and ten
: Ter heart has fell q victim to hi
arrow aud have taken chance
e the great lottery Of life to draw
= prize for "better or for worse W
! give below the names Of some of Oh
: contracting parties:
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