The Durham recorder. [volume] (Durham, N.C.) 1879-19??, 1889-07-17
LOCAL ITEMS.
durham News Gathered Here
and There. ~


Trinity College will be moved
Ito l,aleigh.
nj --Mr. James Southgate has gone
north for recreation.
Osborn, a little son of Mr..
JJohn Word died Monday. h j.
MFR. J. w. Jones has returned
from a pleasant trip to Morehead
ACity
So Why don't yno call and pay
what you owe us for subscription?
-- See advertisement Of r. |.
Rogers in another column. He has
some fine buggies and phetons for
sale.
III --,Iessrs. Leo. ID. Heart, g. w.
Watts, Thos. b. Fuller and J.
Kerr have been ordained deaeons Of
the Presbyterian church.
We regret to learn Of the seri-
n Gus in ness Of Mr.. Thos. Brandon; as
n, we go 10 press, his condition is
thought TO be hopeless.
Established in ls20--good cir
lei culation in Orange, Person, Ala
Caswell. and other counties adjacent
the Golden Belt; now is the time 90
advertise, how much'll You have9
XII Our neighbor. the ''Sun," extra
Monday, expected the change and
seems 10 be prepared for it, for it
said in yesterday issue: "The "Sun"
will shine around the entire "globe."
) Plenty of soldiers at Camp
Latimer with stripes down the side.
We hope they are having good
time. "Uncle" Sam Dickson. Dur
hams humorist has gone in that
VI direction.
Il 1t is a good thing to be ready
the Presbyterians are ready IT, build
their nsw church; Mr.. Z. n. Nor
ton has been awarded the contract.
s Welearn that the building will be
handsome one.
4 If there i anything like COM
mon interest in existence, the pub
lie thOroughfares leading H. Dur
ham should be looked after more
closely. Bad roads are the de.ldllesl
enemy 10 u towns pro periiy.
RI Rev. ]. L. White, the beloved
pastor Of the First Baptist Church
Of Durham, left last week for the
western part of the State. lie has
been in bad health for some time,
and all the people Of Durham trust
that he may return entirely restored.
I One of Roxboro's fair daughters.
Miss b. Vaughn, is visiting Miss
Lena Harden. Mr.. Dick Pass, also
of RoxborO, was in the city few
DAYS ago. When the Lynchburg L
4 Durham railroad is completed, we
4 expect 10 see more Of RoIbOro, and
her people.
1 We are glad 10 see the Cham
4 Der Of Commerce seeking 10 get q
4 Union Passenger Depot in Durham.
4 We trust they will b. successful.
4 IL would be great convenience to
1 our people as well as the railroads.
4 We regret to chronicle the suf.
fering Of Mr.. c. @. Markham. He
was paralyzed one day last week at
his home near Durham: he is one
Of the old landmarks 81 thiseonnty,
and - the father Of tOwnsmen,
Messr-. John L., A. d., Hack and
Hugh Markham. We hope tnis old
gentleman will recover soon.
The "Plant" Of the 10th inst,
contained sketch Of Edward A.
Oldham, Esq at present editor Of
the Charleston South Carolina
"World;" he has bought the Dur.
ham PLANT" aud will commence
the publication Of "the Durham
Daily Globe, about the FIST Of
August.
There must be very little sick.
ness in town ut present; on South
- street last Sunday. one among our
bes, physicians was swinging in a
hammock, nothing TODD; Durham in
It's infancy was healthy, aud TO-DAY
stretching across broad acres, with
her thousands Of inhabitants, she
gets there on her healthy record.
One Of Durham oldest, busiest
aud most popular citizens is NJ. A,
I Anger. Esq Heattended q meet
ing ~ the Directors Of the North
Carolina railroad Company, al
Greensboro Friday, and was engaged
in'lllc law business the best part Of
Saturday. When the Squire get,
through with yiOlators Of the Law
A.. IL ILL., banana s,...,l. .r.,sl.