The Durham recorder. [volume] (Durham, N.C.) 1879-19??, 1889-07-03
LOCAL ITEMS.
n,rham News Gathered Here
and There.

The Durham iahc was Ia
mourning Monday, -.
Several parties opened bar
rooms in Durham Monday.
The Board of County Com
missioners met Monday and will re-
main in session several days.
Mr.. Summarfeld, of Danvllle
ba. opened a wholesale and retail
l;ouor house in Durham. lie says
he will carry large stock.
The revenue collections at the
Durham stamp Office. for the month
of lime. were a few dollars less than
100000. So says the "Sun."
The railroad authorities should
be compelled to put the public roads
in A. good condition as they were
before they were run across.
Capt. J. 5. Lockhart and Mrs
Lockhart left for Piedmont Springs
Saturday. I've trust Mrs. Lockhart
will be speedily restored to health
We told that before the sum
nler months are passed, VIM. Man
gum will commence the erection of
a three story brick building on the
corner Of Main and Mangum streets
Those who are suffering with
catarrh, the most horried Of all de-
sises. should correspond with DIR.
]. W. BIosser, Greensboro, n. G.
His advertisement will appear in
our next.
The infant son OF Mr. and Mrs
]. n. Southgate died last Friday
morning, after an illness Of a few
DAYS. Another little star has been
added TO the golden throne to baske
forever in the sunshine Of heaven.
We regret TO announce the
death Of Mr.. Nathan Fox, a well-to-
do farmer OF Person county He
took dose Of Rough on Rats,
which in short time caused his life
blood 70 ebb away. He died last
Tuesday evening.
The Wilmington Review
said all kinds Of fruit was scarce
there last week. We can't account
for it brother, unless the people in
that section wanted 10 see Raleigh's
new postmaster, and carried their
fruit with them: plenty in Durham
As was previously announced
the grand opening sale at Ellis
Emporium took place again yester-
day morning promptly at $50 a. NJ
II IAN readily he Imagined thai
whe.i these special sales take place
people will flock there, for they eK.
peet and do get good bargains.
License were granted Monday
to the following parties to sci
liquors: X. G. RI asants, J. Z
Proctor, w. ID. yickers, John 7
Jones, q. Il. G0odloe, (col. }
scoggins L Geans, ]. Il. ChisenhalI
llerndon 4 Crabtree and X. Summer
field.
- Messrs. Wanamaker / Brow
have an advertisement in the RE
ooRpER. They want q good man /,
sell clothing. Mr. Wanamaker i
Postmaster General: he handles III,
mails and knows a tirst-class adyer
Using medium, hence his long pa
tronage of the RECORDER.
The Superintendent Of the in
sane asylum at Raleigh don't hay
10 walk about with bamboo cane
or carry q small flag Of nationa
col0rs to create q sensation; he
charged with immortality, mlsappro
priation aud cruelty b. inmates, IL
The trial IL going on: so fur
shows the superintendent to be Al
inconsistent creature. Will Civ
the result q little later.
With n pen more eloquenttba
tongue glowing with lire. Co
Fred A. ODDS, Quarter. Mastea-fen
eraI Of the Stale Guards informc
the Durham Light Infantry las
week that they could not he furnish
ed with material for the rrgulatio
uniform in time for the encamT
mcnt. The company will he theI
all the same.
is IL any wonder the editor q
the Nesberne journal" is firing 4
that everlasting word. waiting Il
somebody 10 mDye?" Read what 4
says: ''Why stand We here all yor
day IDLE, waiting for capitalists
come and invest their money in