The Durham recorder. [volume] (Durham, N.C.) 1879-19??, 1889-02-13
LOCAL MATTER.
The new side-track at the depot
IL about completed. Y

Tomorrow is the day { Thurs
day., choose the one you love best.
will any one offer inducements
to Wetmole & Co.. to move their
Shoe factory toDurham.
-Raleigh's public schools will be
closed March Goth on account OF the
school fund being exhausted.
We notice a considerable
amount Of timber being hauled to
the Shuttle s Bobbin factory.
An effort will soon be started
to secure funds to build a M. 4.
church in North Durham.
!. The Valentine Party which
takes place to-day and tomorrow
will, no doubt be grand affair.
There has been cheerful ring
In the auctioneer's voice at the differ
emit ,ehouses for the past few
days.
We print elsewhere recentact
Of the Legislature sent out BY State
Treasurer Balm to Sheriffs and Tax
Collectors Of the different counties.
The Contract has been let out
to complete the Lynchburg 4 Dur
ham Railroad by July 1890. The
road will be extended South through
Chatham county.
Large, new and high telephone
polls which have been put up in
the past week-they alongside the
electric polls look like Federal artil-
lery at a distance.
Randolph has ID cotton mills,
Durham will soon have three rail-
roads, and she wants and must have
lust as many cotton factories before
Harrison's term is halt out.
The Louisburg Times has enter.
cd upon its Is Volume. Brother
Thomas gets up q splendid paper
and Yields q big influence for the
Democratic party in his section.
After the meeting of the Town
Commissioners last week, the town
was made to look q little Albright
by one who was not identified with
the city's interest last election.
The County Sunday Schoo
Convention will be held in the Pres
byterian church in Durham, oil
Friday, the 22nd inst. IL is to b
hoped that every Sunday school viii
be represented
Mr.. ID. G. McDade, who was I
TYPO on the RECORDERS, under MIR
Dennis Hartt's management, an
who has often set type on il since
il critically i'll at his home nea
Redmond's Grove.
A series of meetings commenc
ed at Blackwell Baptist church las
Sunday; Mr.. w. B. Oliver, th
pastor in charge is assisted by Rev
J. r. Bostick, Of FIRST Baptis
church. Great interest is bein
manifested.
lit pays TO be a good talker-
but always keep an eye on the "PrC
fessor"-they are on the lookout Il
"filin'"-their pockets. A INT
dicine" man came TO Durham la'
Saturday, and several complained {
being badly shit" lie talked wei
An advertisement in The DuI
HAM RECORDER will reach the pc,
ple You wish 10 do business wit
The reading public Of Durham ar
thousands Of the leading tobacs
farmers in the "Golden Tobacco
Belt" section.
Brother London, Of the Cha
ham Record has purchased the Pitt
boro Home. We regret 10 s.
brother MERIT retire from journa
ism. He is one Of the best edito
in the State. We congratula
brother London on his continu'
success.
The D. L. |. Band will 90
Wake Forest Friday 10 make mus
for the college societies anniyersa
celebration. The boys can fill Z
bill and don't you forget il; th
have been preparing themselves 1
The occasion for the past week.
We have received q handsoI
invitation 10 the marriage q MIR.
A. w. Barham, q former you
Durhamite, and Miss Mary Ham
Wilkinson, Of West Point, Va. i
REcoRUER congratulates you Char
in your adopted home where J
have centered all your happiness.
The report on Cemetery
January shows number Of deaths
town and buried in cemetery
The ages Of the persons were 40,