The Durham recorder. [volume] (Durham, N.C.) 1879-19??, 1888-12-12
LOCAL MATTER

B oi.Oxford, we're ct Hotel Clsiborn
Sunday.
Our tobacco factories are running
on full time. Their trade has in-
creased rapidly since last summer.
The meanest hound dog in the
country would not eat some Of the
butter that isbrought here for sale.
Mr.. Talb,t Smith has purchased
the Durham Bakery from W.. j..
Christian, trustee I Mr.. @. d Hol.
land. .@-
We regret to learn of the criti-
cal illness Of DR.. Pride Jones, Clerk
Of the Superior Court Of Orange
-. county. fsk NEf& 14}5fsfe
The County Commissioners have
awarded the public printing to the
/ DURHAM RECORDER. Thanks. gen.
tlemen.
The RECORDER deeply regrets to
learn that Rev. DR.. A. Mangum, Of
Chapel Hill has been stricken with
psralyses. - al =. - aA
Rev a. B. Crump'er Of this
place. who Joined the N. q. Confer
sncs. has been sent TO Sc. Louis,
No. Conference.
We learn that the Farmers Al.
lance propose 10 start Plug tobac.
90 factory In Durham also Smok.
ing h bacco factory.
--Judge Gilmer has appointed
Msj. Hamilton, Clerk of the Superior
Court Of Orange county. Vice DR..
Pride Junes resigned.
,-The streets of Durham. under
Mr.. ]. b. Christians management.
are being put in excellent condition.
He 10 the right man in the right place.
We learn that the deposits 10
The Fidelity Savings 4 Trust Com.
psny we're double last week to what
they the week previous to the fail.
ures.
Henri LipscOmbe. colored. wis
tried this morning before iustice
Green for carrying Q concealed weap
on. He Was fined $40 and cost. which
be paid.
Capt. W. X. Parrish, of Red
Mountain; d. w. X. Richmond. Of
Hurdles Mill; 7. L. Lea, Of Caswrll;
W. o. r. Harris. Of Person, are in
town to-day.
-(,ar,ls ara ont announcing the
marriage OF Mr.. ]. 8. Manning and
Miss Julia Cain. st St. Phillips
ii Church. at 8 p. m. Wednesday, the
18th, Of December.
. The election Of Mr.. ]. w. Carl.
ION, Alderman in place Of Mr. r. ID.
Blacknsll. was the rewarding Of q
rood. true citizen. He will discharge
us duties faithfully.
Hurry up with that joint stock
sompany. Start the war house.
Those Who have the means should d..
J their duty. Work shoulder TO should
Or. Let there be no lagsards.
The Shuttle ami Bobbin factory
viii soon be ready for business. The
third story is about complete. Messrs.
Watkins a Wright will make the
business hum when they start.
--Ex.Shsriff Boyer. Of Forsyth will
contest the election Of L. NJ. league,
The successful Republican candidate
= Cor Sheriff upon the grounds that
league received $50 illegal votes.
The REcoRDRR trusts Governor
Fowle will appoint Col. J. d. Gleun,
Adiulsnt General Of the State. Gen.
Jones has held the position long
enough and besides he 10 not popular
B., with The State Guard.
ALLEN Jones. . worthy and res
pected colored man. died Sunday
morning after an illness o. about two
' moths from partial paralysis. He
formerly krpts livery stable here
and was well thought Of By our peo-
pie.
Rev. J. n. Hall, pastor Of Carr
Chapel. ~ill 20 70 the Oxford Circuit.
The people OF Granville will end IN
Mr.. bah al that b good and noble
In . minister. He 10 q genial, clever
Gentleman Who makes friends wher-
ever be goca
We want every one Of our sub.
.t scribers 10 pay their bills. The &C
counts will be made out 10 January
at 1889: The bill viii be presented
Get the csh resdy. Let's have no
pairing en- We need the money.
This applies 10 every one.
Col. l. L. Polk was on the noon
train 10 .day. rsturning ~ Raleigh
ffom "A. ridiap, Miss. where he A.
isnd a o meeting Of the National
Farmers Alliances. He says Ii was
big meeting and grand success.
Eighteen States we're represented.
--Tobscc farmers are beginning TO
lurn their attention. 10 the superior
1oksecu lsats In lih.ih.us anuntv