The Durham recorder. [volume] (Durham, N.C.) 1879-19??, 1888-06-13
CURRENT EVENTS.

tCIhNENf ENENTS.
SiATTERs or MORE or LESS !MPoRT-
ANeE TO RECORDER REApERs.
Enforce the local option law in
Durham.
Winston will have a grand 4th
Of July Jubilee.
We learn that there were six
deaths in Greensboro last Saturday.
Last year Reidsville was dry.
Monday eight out Of nine votes cast
were for license.
The Democrats throughout the
State are determined 10 roll up a big
majority, for the State and National
ticket.
The Statewide Mail and Sails.
bury Press have suspended. Want
of honest paying subscribers the
cause.
From present indications Capt.
Badly Williams, Of Oxford, will be
nominated for Congress in the 9Th
district.
Tobacco has advanced in Price.
From preseut indications il will soon
bea high as il has been in long
tine. The deilers are anxious to
buy.
We noticed on the train a long
haired old gentlemen by the name
Of Webb, from Mississippi, who had
been attending commencement st
Chapel Hill. He graduated there
36 years ago.
The Street Car Company have
reduced their fare for the month of
dune. They will sell so tickets for
75c. Give this company a liberal
patronage
! The trustees Of the University
have conferred the degree of L, l.
/ d. upon Mr., T. 3. Kingsberry, Judge
| 4 p. Dick, Bishop L, X. Hendrix,
| Of the Nj. E.Church. The degree Of
I'D. d. was conferred upon Samuel
| Rothrock Of the Lutheran church.
/ The jury 10 the csse Of the State
vs.. Kinton. charged with not proyid,
ling ads quote support for his family,
after being hung all night rendered Q
verdict Of guilty this morning he
will be sent to work on the public road
So hiswife will get rid of supporting
him one year at least @.
/ The North State says. "the con.
vention which nominated Judge
Fowle was an assembledge of party
dictators and bosses" Our brothers
lofthe North Stateknow this assertion
is not true. They know that out o.
| the 52l votes cast for Judge Fowls
over three hundred and fifty were
| farmers.
Durham comes to the from
again As far demonstration Is con,
rerned, Durham fred the first guI
the day after the State convention
in a warm reception to Col. Holt, the
Democratic candidate for 1t. Gov
ernor, as the passed through on tht
evening train. Yesterday evening,
hardly Two hours after the nom ina.
ton Of President Cleveland, a Cleve,
land Clab was organized with seven.
" ire MEMBERSHIP first club in tht
| United Stat s. Hurrah for Durham
Democracy!
/ Mr.. s. L. Arendell has rented
the Miller store in Raleigh, and hi
and Mr. Levi Walker will open bus,
iness there in few days.
Mr.. L. G. ccle, is travelling il
the interest If r. +. Morris e Sol
Manufacturing Co. He is a cleyel
gentleman and will put in some good
| ticks for his firm.
We learn that the store room il
the Wright building next /,
the Post office has been rented 10 Mr.
Hammond, Of Goldsboro, who vii
op.u stock Of dry goods, notions
boots and shoes.
Capt. Smith. the house mover, i
moving across the street the larg,
frame building formerly occupied b.
w. Duke Sons 4 Go. as a Cigarette
factory. A large brick addition 10
feet, four stories, will be built where
the old building stood
Two daily trains will hereafter
he run between Raleigh and Pitts
boro. Season excursion tickets Il
Pitisboro will be placed on sale in {
few days A very large number d
visitors will spend the summer at tina
healthy burg"
i DIR. Brantley York Is lying dan,
| gerously i'll at The fesidence of hissor
| Rev. Il A. York. in Stanly county
i DIR n d York o. Morrisyille, Is with
| him. We trust this venerable inaf
Il ,.sil Ia et,arsd MANY t,aars