The Durham recorder. [volume] (Durham, N.C.) 1879-19??, 1888-08-08


ably extend the pipeing TO the Fer.
tilizer and Cotton factories. in order
TO supply them with water.
We learn from Mr.J w. Evans.
the Supt OF Workhouss, that he has
IN his charge IA paupers and > priso-
ners.
Master Clifton Briggs has accept
ed a position with Messrs. Muse Il
Shaw. He will he pleased to have
his fri.nds call on him.
The lightning struck the house
OF Mrs. Denny, living near the cotton
factory yesterday. No one WAS seri
ously hurt but several badly stunned.
See new advertisement Of Hum
nicutts Rheumatic Cure for sale by p.
w. Vaughan. II is the finest medi.
cine offered for the cure of rhema-
tism.
Mr.. ST.. Perry. is one Of the live
eat merch, nts we have seen. He
holds bis customers by his cleverness,
honesty and fair dealings. His
stock i always fresh and nicely kept.
democrats. we urge upon yon
the necessity Of going 10 work 10
earnest for the cause II Democracy.
The enemy Is at work. He never
Tires. BE up and doing.
--Bashy Fork township. in Person
county, has organized q Cicy, land
and Fowle Club. with over $50 mems
bers. This Il one Of the largest
clubs In tile State. We congratulate
our Bushy Fork friends.
The Louisville, Ky, picture
frauds have commenced sending out
letters again, Offering 10 enlarge pic
lures free ~ cost They are bccom-
ing the greatest frauds Of tie age
Look out. doLl be fooled.
We learn from Mr.. J. W. Par,
rish that tie crops on Flat River are
about ruined by the drought. They
have had no rain IN about seven
weeks and unless they geta good
season the prospects will indeed be
gloomy.
We had the pleasure Of meeting
in town Mr.. Dcmit Harrington, an
old Chatham county hoy, who has
been living In Mississippi FIR the past
sixteen years. lie u on his way TO
Morehead. lie reports crops in Mis-
sssippi ~ being the beat they have
had Cor sei eral years.
Iii Il nos conceded that the Dur
ham and Northern Railroad will be
completed in time for our tobacco
Exposition. With two new railroads
running into Durham, We ought 70
have big jubilee. Come 70 see US,
every body.
LII il thought the Republicans Of
Orange will nominate Mr.. d. O..
Parks for The Legislature and en-
dorse lex Sheriff Harry Hughes for
the Senate. A stronger ard better
selection cannot be made They
have host OF friends 10 Durham
whom Il would delight 70 vote for
them.
Capt. b. II Bum is making a
ronsing campaign. He will defeat
Nichols BY 1900 or 1000. He Is in
full sympathy with the laboring men
and has shown by his example that
lie has done All in his power for the
working classes. He advocates low
tariff that MI necessaiies Of life be
placed ON the free list.
-It Il now about two months IN
tll the great Tobacco Exposition will
be held. Il i high time all the COM
miltsca had made their reports and
everything ready for good solid
work. The list o. premiums hasbcen
arranged for some time yet no pubs
licatian has been made except IN the
Plant, RECORDER and SouTHEKS
ToBAtcox n AND MANUFACTURERS
RluRD
Let Democrats roll up their
sleeves and 10 earnestly 10 work. II
will lake good hard work to carry
the county, District and Stale. Cont
think that you can elect the ncmi.
nees without work. Il cannot be
done. The enemy viii resort 90 eys
cry thing 70 cause our defeat. The,
are sigilant, cunning. and leave moth
Ing undone that will aid THAR nom.
inees.