The Durham recorder. [volume] (Durham, N.C.) 1879-19??, 1889-02-20
LOCAL ITEM ).
Durham News, Gathered Here
and There,

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w The Flower Mission are doing q
great work in our midst.
Mr.. C. H. Lewellin, of Oxford,
was In town Monday
The Durham Shuttle and Bob
bin Mills are in full blast
Our Representative, John. 7.
Nichols was in town Monday.
Mr.. Z. w. Faucet, of the
Milton Advertiser" was in the city
last Friday.
There will be a public dress
parade and inspection of the ID. L. |.
next Monday evening.
The Alamance "Gleaner" has
entered upon its fifteenth volume.
Bro. Kernodls gets out a neat paper.
The County Sunday School Con-
vention will meet at the Presby-
terrain Church next Friday, the 22d
inst.
Miss Mamie Hatchett, of the
Oxford "0rphan's Friend" was in
town last week, in the interest of
her paper.
Mrs. L. A. Taylor, who has
been visiting the family OF Capt. N.
A. Ramsey, returned to her home,
Pittsboro, last week.
Mr.. A. L. FoIlett, who has been
suffering several days from the ef-
fects OF the amputation Of his hand.
Is, we aie glad to say, much better.
Mrs. Washington DAVIS, moth.
er Of Township Constable, Mr.. ]. T.
Davis, died at her home, near Yates
Chapel, at an advanced on Monday
last.
A large crowd assembled at thu
YIN. u. A. hall last Friday nigh;
to hear Rev DIR. Yates. His sub
iect was: "Woman's Influence
against Intidelity."
j. s. Mesley, merchant tailor.
left last Friday for the Northern
cities TO purchase his spring and sum.
mer goods. BE patient, boys, b.
will make fine selection.
The RECORDER wants Factories
And in fact everybody in Dur
ham and Durham county wants
a shoe factory two more cotton
factories and canning factories.
The ID. L. |. Band returned from
Wase~ Forest Saturday morning
10, one of EN- say they enjoyed th,
trip. There il bright prospects
for this. to be THE Band of the Old
North State.
Tonight "wednesday, at S
o'clock, in the city Of Fayetteville.
in the Presbyterian church, our
townsman, Mr.. 7. Edgar Cheek, will
be married TO Miss Mamie Garrason.
daughter Of Capt. GARRISON. She
is one of Fayetteville's most estim-
able young ladies.
We are pleased TO announce
that our young friend, Mr.. Will.
M. Yearly, who has been clerk in
the drug store Of Mr.. p. w. Vaughan.
for some time, passed q successful
examination before the State Board
Of Pharmacy in Raleigh last week.
30 much for n determined purpose;
Will. possesses an honest heart and
will make for himself name which
shines, and il more valuable than
silver or gold
We regret very much to part
with Mr.. Will Thaxton and family;
they will make Oxford their future
home. For several months Mr..
Thaxton was connected with the
RECORDER, rs collector, and day by
day that sweet spirit of brotherly
kindness was developed towards all.
He will engage in business there
and we wish him abundant success
and happiness.
Eight more days and winter
will be gone; we have had several
warm, rainy days. Sunday night
the lightning dashed and distant
thunder was heard; on the 18th
snow covered the ground, first Of the
winter, but before 10 o'clock the
gentle zephyrs came and gathered il
into its fold. A mild winter follow
ed q short crop year, for which we
ought 10 be thankful.
We have had the news at mid
day, in the evening and nj night, but
this time we are going 10 have ii In
the morning Its name is The
Morning News, II will BE- published
every morning under the guidance
Of Mr.. J. A. Robinson; Hurrygraph,
laboring under sudden impulse and
thinking that thera In fnck .haad