The Durham recorder. [volume] (Durham, N.C.) 1879-19??, 1889-07-10
LOCAL ITEMS.
purham News Gathered Here
and There.

w rightsville. ~.
Hundreds of military boys pass
ed here Yesterday.
Read the new advertisements
in this issue Of the RECORDER.
Mr. A. d. Stone, of fernando,
Miss, spent Saturday and Sunday
in Durham, the guest Of the editor.
Sullivan got there. The big
fellow went through Mississippi at
the rate Of a mile a minute last Satur
day
When il was announced last
Saturday that the Mite Buckets at
Trinity Church contained S244.27,
n was received with vociferous ap-
CLAUSE by the little ones.
This is the way the world wags.
Angry subscriber to editor "im
mad all the way through, an want
INV paper stopped" YES, sir; do
You want 10 pay what you owe?''
'No;I ain I mad enough for that. "
Es.
Miss Willie Hunter, who has
been spending several weeks in Dur
ham. visiting her friend, Mrs. w.
In. McCabe, will leave tomorrow
for her home in Warrenton, much
TO the regret Of several of our young
men.
The aspect of things looks
melancholy in around Raleigh; no
Jokes are being cracked; ''let justice
be done though the heavens fall;
let the law have its course; it's no
use TO "Hee-houk! hee-honk-hee;
4 We call attention TO the adyer.
tisement Of the University in our
| columns. II isthoroughly equipped
for the best work, and offers TO our
boys % good an educaeion rs can be
procured for the same money any
where In America. 81
We very much regret TO an
nounce the assignment Of MIR. X. i.
Whitehurst, druggist Of Durham,
Mr.. w. J. GriswOl6, trustee, will
continue the business. We hop-
everything will be Satisfactorily
arranged in = short time.
The Durham Light Infantr,
left for Wrightsville yesterday
in q special car, for the annual en-
campment Of the State Guard: We
make no claim for the Company be.
yond probability, but We do know
they will hayean extraordinary time
at the encampment.
Fancy the gay crowd chatter
ing and eager 10 get nearest the hap
py couple at Rocky Mount, on the
10th inst. Mr.. Ellwood L. Bryan,
our young townsman, will be mar.
ried on that day 10 Mss Emma Il
Parker. The REooRDER joins a
host Of friends in Durham in ex-
tending congratulations a few day.
in advance.
The ID. l.. |. marched down
Main street yesterday morning
before taking their leave for the
Encampment. Hope they will have
J pleasant time. Henry's travelling
bag looked anusully large plenty
pf writing paper and envelopes, no
houbt; that's right dear Henry,
Jon / forget the dear ones that you
have left behind.
1t is frankly conceded bv
those who were present that bier
Jo was q little above the average
singer, though It was not the frst
time that he has appeared nj
Main street church. We know one
thing, he gets thereon q horn,
especially when he's nearest the or.
gan-ist the more majestic aspect
he puts on.
-ltis Q gratifying fact that. not.
withstanding the stringeney Of the
times, the schools Of the Old North
State are generally we'll attended.
And also ID Virginia: in another
column will be found an advertise
nent Of Wesleyan Female Institute,
Stanton, Virginia, which is in q
more prosperous condition than al
any time in is past history. Thi,
school opens September 18th, 1889
We were pleased to see the en-.
ergy AID enterprise our neighbor
the "Sun" displayed on the morn.
ing Of tue 4th inst. II came out in
four different colors red, white aud
blue; that's the way 10 do IL; keel
up with the "possession;9 We should
be wanting in courtesy il We did not
welcome aud notice such things OF
these special occasions, especiall,
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