The Durham recorder. [volume] (Durham, N.C.) 1879-19??, 1889-05-22
LOCAL ITEMS.
D.rham News, Gathered Here
and There.


The editor is in Richmond this
week.
Example teaches more than
precept.
Hypocrisy and knavery are
Siamese twins.
"A handful of good life is better
than bushel of learning.
See notice Of land sale, M. A.
Anger, Commissioner
The State Pharmaceutical Az
ISOLATION met here Yesterday.
Three inches Of snow fell at
Dickinson, Dakota last 7 tuesday,.
"a tree is known by its fruit >
yes, you see 1t hanging ON the
tree well developed" and then falls.
Rev G. C. Newton returned last
Friday from the Southern Baptist
Convention, at Memphis, Tenn.
The township Sunday School
Convention will be held at Trinity
Church, this place ON the Sth Of
next month.
We have received copy of the
Critic" published at Charlotte by
Mr.. c. +. King. II is neat and
newsY.
A move is on foot to build a
canning and broom factory in Dur
nam; an enterprise of this kind would
be of incalculable benefit to the
town.
-Messrs. r. +. Lyon, w l..
Walker, J. G. Anger. W. Duke. B.
N. Duke, r. b. Fuller, L J. Par
IRISH, and numbers of Others.
from Durham, attended the Sam
Jones meeting in Danyille. last
week.
-Gracious. Goodness Did YOU
hear that man say developed" Did
you know the man. All! he has
chuckled often. anticipating the
down fall Of the city in time of
peace. Penple never forget certain
things, especially when they are well
DEVELOPED"
The Ice fact~ry Of Mr.. q. NJ. |
Herndon " = totally DESTROYED bv
fire last Wednesday. This factor,
has only been in operation a short
time. and was turning out four Lnns
per day. lie vii rebuild again 10 |
thecltlLen, will encourage him. and
"" believe they will heartily.
Our popular druggist. Mr. II. +. |
Whitehurst, was married tD Miss
Sara Eins'-in. of kinston. last Wed.
nesday. The happy couple arrived
in Durham the afternoon of the
same day. and are at Hotel Claiborn
The RECoGnER extends congratula-
ton, and hopes the bright dawn
Of happiness aud prosperity will ever
attend them on their pathway.
through life.
Mr.. 7. W. Vaughan, our pop
ular druggist believes in turning
on the lights" his store is brilliant
with the electric lights. aud now
when night comes on 1T looks a.
bright as day-no wonder Messrs
Yearly and Dalton. the gentlemenIy
clerks say IN the mornings. "let H.
rest. We want Ia Sleep they are
kept busy until tie wee-smaIl hours
every night.
-Unce upon a time u ground
mole. pok,~l his head out Of the
ground jus ready tn unfold itself. |
but Il soon found out that il was in
the wrong vicinity; the people had
seen it, old tracks before, 81 il went
bsek IN il. lark hole, whereit rightly
belonged. aud il be il wise. be- Ger.
talnly knows his place. and will no.
try TO uni Id itself again among the
beautiful lraves. for il can't Ie any.
thing else Tut a mole, and should II
try to ''dey"lop" itself it will find
that its tricks in the past will I've
hopping ar mnd.
Next in order after the clccti m
Is til" ith It July. History tells ~ !
that IN tIil~ past that III" Fourth
was day amongst days: lets re.
vive it ~ ia. right here in Durham.
like Christmas. II comes but once
wear. BIwkwell's Park aud Straw
horns spring afford exceptional OPP
portuni'"s f"r the enj',ymrnt "f the
day at d. Al JASON UI tie r..r. Lets
celebrate The ith: have fireworks
aud other lee have due 81 se.vIncc
for Independence DAY.
The tirmen's festival held nj