The Durham recorder. [volume] (Durham, N.C.) 1879-19??, 1888-11-28
LOCAL MATTER

)elng done 10 tile western part o. tue
lily.
The train was crowded today
with preachers on their way to Cons
ference #ssgttg tai xfstgs h444E
j. ". York. III Nash, sold tobac.
Il. coat. the Banner to-day aud left for
home pleased, go
Thefirien,is Of NrD G. Man.
gum VII press bis ella ms fr post-
office Inspector. #
's--aIessrs. West & Son. have open.
ed nice stock OF fancy groceries IN
the O'Britnt bIilding.
1T is generally conceded that Col
w. A. Albrigh' willal,e the new Dur.
ham postmas'or, when Harrison
makes his shuttle. d
- We regret TO learn Of the death
az one IL Mr. .hhn Gleers children
which occurred Saturday night. IL
was buried yesterday.
MIR. i ID. Goodwin left yes er-
day for PaiIadeipIia. wlere hegoes
TO perfect his arrangements about his
granula,ing n acl'ine.
m-Our .townsman, Maj ". A.
Guthrie il pr tninehtly ,oei,tianed for
u. S. Attorney for the Western Dis
trict of North t'arolina.
Mr.. j. +, Council. Of Chatham
County. got ..s75 premium on bright
mahogany wrappers 1t DaLvllie.
They were sol.l for s69, on. ~-~~-.-~.- .-
--Letevery man 60 to work AM
stand shoulder to shoulder and se-
cure the largest tobacco trade Dur
ham has ever lad. We can get It.
-weregrct 10 learn that our towns
man, Mr. Il. ID Jones, u clnfned to
his bed at a hotel in Asheyille. We
trust he will. b. speedily restored to
health % a.uffPanN T., ~Es.. j.
The indications are that Dur
ham will. IA n few days have Two
more warehouses. Our BUYERS have
large orders AM they must have the
tobs co to Gil hem.
Mr.. ] r. Slaughter, President Of
the Firt Matt nal Bank : Of Lyrch--
bug. Is 10 the city. He s4ys re don't
:. think Durham = hurt mach. lie II
GLAD to ste everyone so cheerful
I'VE learn that Davis 5 Ter. q
farmer IN Chatham county, shot"c "
for beef He then cut the animals
throat with q knife. an | while in 'hf
very. set Of doing thi. fell dead,
actually dying before the COW did.
..rs.--Mr. w. Jake has about com
. ple,ed his magnificent mansion, just
west on bic / cory. II preseris a
grand appear ence situated in the
center OF SOU "a. H i having tle
sidewalks around il pot n elegant
condition with stone curling around
il.
The Trustees IF Mr.. John l..
Markham have new adyeitbement
in to.day's paper. A large stock Of
, goods Is to be sold. Good bargains
will Re offered. The advertisement
of which We speak cnntains, also. in
formation II would be we'll 10 HE'D
Read il. IL IL on the 2d page.
A mnuntait wagon on our streets
this morning loaded with apples,
mountain che - and four hundred
pounds Of but cr attracted no little
attention, The ch"es was put up in
little round cakrs from four 20 eight
pounds and sold naiily for i2l cents
"a pound. II vas q good aTticl too
: slMr T. J. Whiiak,r. of Dur
ham Il 4 can' lste far Erg-ossing
clerk Of tho II, uss al Representatives
We car cheerfulIy c0mmcGd Mr.
Whitaker To 'he members tf The
Legislature. lie Is thoroughly CON
petent IN eve y respect 10 till thi'
position. We trust he will receive
the APPOINTING I.
= "A Reading Circle If the Epwortl
Band was organized last night Mr.
i "A. -. Basaett was eicctpu fresluent
The Circle viii met once aweek ant
the next meetsrg will he held at Oh,
. residence OF Sir. J. VI. Dowd. poxI
Thursday night. The circle wiilb'
= aerest bcaesii 70 our young ri,nd
and We arc pie 'sed 70 see them br
ganizipg for literary Improvement ~
y. Entertainment during the WHITE
evenings.
This paragraph is taken from
the Wilson AdrdHce: "Mr. Davit
A. BatLs, If To- not, ,ti.ica 10 Vii
son Tuesdl, i a With s2,OiO 10 hi
,pscket ard We re- ret 20 learn that b,
.dosi the epvel pc containing the ful
amount IN the TOAD. This Il a heav.
blow "a Mr. Bats and We sympathiz
with him ID BIS loss" Mr.. Rats !
tho s6sng man who will open q gro
Gerry store in this place about Ib
first Of December. wi, Is a heay,
loss to BAtu We feel Cor him.
y. AT the rc.rdsncs Of Mr. J I
Chanabera. n Roxboro. on the 81,
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