The Durham recorder. [volume] (Durham, N.C.) 1879-19??, 1889-03-27
LOCAL ITEM ).

with frest fish.
Mr. ]. b. Whitaker and lady
returned from Wilmington Monday,
Mr.. J. W. Hackney, Of Chat
ham, says the wheat is looking sorry
in his neighborhood.
Brother W. M. Utley, of the
Raleigh Evening Visitor" was in
town last Thursday. !
I'VE 90 to press to soon TO tell
our readers what is going on in the
new Temple Of Justice.
The drug store of II. Blacknall.
4 Son looks white on the inside
it has undergone Q wh,te-washing
Ice dealers are beginning TO feel
at ease now; they are the most
extensively patronized in hot wealth.
er without the use of printers ink.
This is regular sugar weather.
But dear reader. look us right in the
eye, we are fearful it is going to be
bitter and all the peaches will be
killed.
There are moral forces. and If
Judge Bynum tells you ITO jump
through brick wal" you had bet
ter try it that is il you violate the
law.
Mr.. 4. B. Matthews, for South
Durham, and Mr.. ]. r. Proctor. for
North Durham, were appointed by
the Mayor, registrars for the town
election.
Pie First Baptist Sunday
school j. largely attended every Sun
day. let the weather be good or bad.
Superintendent Muse with his staff
ofofficers and teachers deserve lots
Of credit.
Don't whip a sick horse nor
ruin his back with bad saddle. ~
20 10 Mrs.rs. w T. Wyatt 4 Son.
They nov occupy the store recently
made vacant by Roger & Co.. Main
street.
To e.timate the population Of
Durham let a fire bell ring. Ia less
than ten minutes Sunday evening
athou.and Of human beings gathered
un Main street. We are glad l." say
there was no FIRE TO damag'.
Trinity Church wants an j.
going 10 have s3.000 pipe organ.
They have raised a subscription tn
that effert. Well. several ladies are
putting III their best hicks. and sue
cess il sure for that amout.
The following gentlemen have
been appointed a board of trustees
and building committee for the cree
ton Of church in North Durham
Messrs. B. n. Duke, james South
gate, 4. J. Parrish. y. II. Lyon and
L. A. Whitaker.
-Messrs. w. p. Whitaker and
Willie Guthrie, two Durhamites are
making their mark At Oak Ridge
Institute Willie Guthrie marshal
and W. 2. Whitaker, a society rep
resentative for the June commence
ment.
1T c FUSED a big wave Of enthu-
iasm when il was known that Col.
y. ]. Parrish was elected delegate
10 the worlds Sunday School Con-
vent,on which meets IN London,
England NEXT July. No better
selection could have been made.
Our neigl Dor, the "Sun," hope,
Main Street Sunday School viii
send Mr.. V. Ballard, the efficient
superintendent A. its representative
10 London. England, 10 the Sunda,
School Convention to be held Their,
July 2nd to 9Th. We second the
motion. q"
Our young disappointed friend
Gin love seems 10 be doing we'll
and tells the star. though vanished
from his view, TO shine on. Blu
Alas. how he misses her
One dearpr than a friend.
lie knowns his place IL vacant
Zen on 10 the end.
The prize drill and inspection
Of the i. l.. l., came Of Monda,
night NJ plrrish's warehouse. Tn,
judges " re-: Col. X. !. Parrish
Mr.. T. u Martin. and Mr. &. A
Jordan. The bows kept falling ont
leaving Messrs. T. J. Winston an,
X. l.. uattis. on the spot: linall,
there " - a slight error on the par
Of NJ. " inston, and in the midst o
cheers, Capt. J. G. Angler, in al
appropriate speech presented Oh
gold n clL to Mr.. Gattis.