The Durham recorder. [volume] (Durham, N.C.) 1879-19??, 1889-08-14

Ballard ana haliiDurton, rare
opportunity"
We added q number Of new
subscribers to our list las. week.
Pay your subscription to this
paper. Send by registered letter at
our expense.
Mr.. and Mrs NJ. A. Angler left
yesterday for the All Healing
Springs. o. 90
See notice Of II. C. Peasants.
He has some fine whisky for medi-
cinal purposes.
Mr.. w. III. Muse returned Mon
day FROM a trip to Beaufort. He
reports pleasant time.
Mrs. Stephens, wife Of Mr.. w.
II. Stephens died last Friday, after
an illness of some time.
-Durhamites! carve to your
models enterprises that you helped
put in operation years, years ago.
DIR. Pitchard conducted series
Of meetings at the Y. NJ. "a. rooms
last week; his sermon Friday night,
which was the last Of the series, was
apowerful one. g.
An advertisement in The Dur
HAM RECORDER Is permanent back
stay to the reputation of the goods
advertised. because il is permanent
influence always ut work in their
interest. }
There are said 10 be more than
100000 Smiths in the United
States. Now, these figures stand
good, unless squire NJ. A. Angler,
one Of eur oldest citizens, can tell US
of q name that is a little thicker
Never was 1t placed in the anc-
tnm % human thoughts Of the peo-
pie OF Dnrham 10 tantalize them
with visions Of golden fruit they
cannot reach; lets have more fac.
torie. Of all sorts: they are the
sleeping infants Of our future des-
tiny. -
--I.emember that there is to be
a barbecue and speaking her. on the
first Saturday in October. We all
know the last war was a disaster 10
the South, but il brought no dis
grace 10 her heroes; rather. imper-
ishsble glory upon those who resist
ed % calamity and so long the
hardships Of warfare, The occasion
will be agrand one; let il be honoIed.
For the past week the nights
have been cool, and hugely have We
enjoyed them. the days have been
dark. and Sunday was peculiarly
gloomy, but Notwithstanding.
large congregation assembled at the
First Baptist Church TO hear Rev
J. H. Lamberth, II Rorboro. lie
preached q fine sermon, subject
"The Trinity"
We are going 10 have the Hen
derson Board Of Trade with US next
Saturday; give them q grand recep-
ton. We will simply state, that
the old blue hen and her chickens
are reclining in their coopsat Hotel
Claiborn. picking their teeth and
being prepared for the occasion.
Welcome.
Jerry Mebane and Jim Rogers.
both colored, engaged in a difficulty
nj o late hour last SATURDAY. night on
the old Lyon place, about two miles
from town, at one OF the camps Of
the l. 4 d., railroad. Jerry Mebane
accused Jim Rogers Of stealing his
clothing, and 10 end the dispute.
Mebane shot Rogers in the head,
while retreating from the shanty,
killing him instantly. Mebane has
not q vet been captured.
durham is moving 10 organize
q wagon factory. That town would
almost def IL couldn't do somewhat
like Raleigh does. Raleigh isa mighty
good leader. Raleigh "CalI." Aug.
9th. Now nelghbOr, We know there
Is az ,od mutual understan ling be-
tween Raleigh aud Du ham; but IL
is Dnrhams side OF this that the
mutirrings Of the approachings Of
enter rises are heard 1.-The voice Of
her citizens that will not Idle" IL
there was no such place as Raleigh:
"Ralrigh Is q mighty good leader"
That may b. 30 brother; Durham
may need your sympathy, sympathy
il q powerful bond Of union; but
Durham has good blood and plenty
81 IL. which IL thicker than water.
and We can truthfnlly say she has in
operation to-day two of The most
stupendous tobacco establishments
on the globe: aud her citizens are
going iO rally agai1--a wagon fac-