The Durham recorder. [volume] (Durham, N.C.) 1879-19??, 1889-01-30
LOCAL MATTER.

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Granville Superior court. *
What about the new plug fac
tories? When will they be started?
The Western Union Telegraph
Office has been moyedinto the Wright
building.
Mr.. Grcely said we would have
. cold wave by Tuesday morning 1t
came.
The new Telephone Exchange
will be put up soon. The material
is arriving daily.
The II. +. Morris manufacture
ing Co., are now occupyingtheir new
factory near the depot.
Bishop Lyman. while in Dur
ham, was the guest of our towns
man, Mr.. w. E. Foster.
Mr.. Fred Schwartz, Ut New
York, is in the city with view of
locating and going into business.
We learn that Mr.. A. M. Riggs
bee will erect buildings on the pro-
perty he bought Of Capt. Parrish.
Brother H. A. London, Of the
Chatham Record, was in town FRI
day interviewing our business men.
Our popular Senator, Mr.. J. A.
Long, was in town to-day. He Is
taking very promineDtstandin the
Senate.
Try and pay q part of what
you owe US for subscription. We
have been very indulgent and must
ask that settlement be made.
First National Bank stock sold
at Capt. Parishes sale for 800. per
share of 800. This shows how the
stock il regarded as an investment.
Mrs. james n. Lunsford, moth.
err Of our efficient Registered Deeds,
died in Aangum township on Mon
day Of last week. Aged IS years.
The sales at Parrish's ware
house last week were very large,
The indications are that there will
be heavier breaks during thepresent
week.
The hen house Of Mr.. c. r.
Wilson, in this place, was ralded
Friday night by some thief and SIX
Of his chickens were stolen. Watch
out for these midnight providers!
The RECORDER would like II
know what his become of the Com
monwealtn Club? IL has been Z
power in Durham for good. w,
trust they will redouble their ener'
ges.
We learn that the farmers will
open their Alliance warehouse-th,
old Reams warehouse-on or about
the first Tuesday in February. TIL,
work Of repairing the building il
now going on.
Subscribe and get your neigh
Dor 10 take the RECORDER. IL vii
contain valuable information. The
tobacco feature will be Of specia
interest 10 our subscribers who ar
interested in tobacco.
tbs RECORDER urges upon ou
citizens TO take some steps 10 secure
The removal Of Wetmore & Cos
Shoe factory 10 Durham. As q good
quantity Of the stock is owned her
with q little more stock being takeI
the removal would be secured.
-Messrs. Robertson, Lloyd & Co.
Rceived few days ago an order 70
the glass 10 be used in Mr.. Claborr
Watkins $4,000 residence in Rich
mond, Va. This shows that this j
Q live firm, shipping glass TO Rich
mond, Va!
We congratulate the Farmer
Alliance on their selection Of MI
John W. Pope m the manager o
their new warehouse. lie has man,
years experience and 10 popular will
all classes. They also made admir-
able selections Of the balance of th
force.
The Durham RECoRDER has re
Gently received quite q number o
nice MISREPRESENTATION Richmond
Va, baltimore, Norfolk. Petersburg
Wilmington and Raleigh. We ye
have room for q few more. We RI
turn thanks 10 our friends for thei
liberal patronage.
The town was LITERALLY file
with tobacco the past week. In
RECoRDER Is glad 10 see that III
farmers still have the greatest COZ
fidence In our market. The pric,
were high for all bright grades, III
darker selling better than usua
Bring on your tobacco plenty ,
money. pIenty demand and plenl