The Durham recorder. [volume] (Durham, N.C.) 1879-19??, 1890-12-03
LOCAL INTELLIGENCE.
Mr.. Walter Il. Henry offer

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The market is well supplied,
and cabbage appears almost to
be a drug in the market.
We learn that the condition
of Mr.. Garden is decidedly IA
vorable. and there is now no
probable fatal result.
The saleof the Glasgow lots
which was advertised in The
RECORDER took place last week.
The first days sale of lots ag-
ssregated 100000.
The Newton Enterprise says:
The, Alliance of this coGnty is
contemplating establishing a
shoe factory somewhere i'm the
county. We learn that the de-
tired amount of stock has been
taken.
Tight shoes" was the
response we received; we had
asked, whats matter with the
devil. who was running about
The office, clustering with his
hands clasped on his knee yes
ierday."
Congress met last Monday.
This isanother specimen of the
administration which has cursed
The country so long; is it not
,nough in itself to rouse the
eople to one vigorous effort to
overthrow it in '92.
We received a very pleasant
call yesterday from Mr.. Koonse,
travelling agent for the Foutz
baltimore Cattle Powders. He
j lid they advertised in THE RE-
oRDED years ago, running up
ID about 1887. This firm knows
What they are about.
The annual meeting of the
Farmers Alliance is being held
IL Ocala. Florida this week.
The convention is composed of
J 20 delegates from 35 States,
presenting an aggregate mem
srship Of over 2.O00,0O0. The
] ptels are about filed up.
Weinvite especial attention
tpthe advertisementof Michaels
Z Co. This is a new firm, who
i'll deal in drugs, medicines,
i.ncy articles etc. The gentle
hen who compose this firm are
to well known to spend any
commentator at our hands.
Now is the time to pay up
your subscription to THE Re-
coRDER. You have the money.
aud many of you have beea ow-
ing us for several ears. Why
not square up your subscription
and be in a condition t. enjoy
hristmas. .--...-..
1T will pay you to read every
column of advertisements in this
issue.. The live progressive
men are Away anxious to tell
You what they have for sale.
They have bargains for each
and every one.
EVERY man must patiently
Tide his time. He must wait,
lot in listless idleness, but in
constant, steady. cheerful en-
reayors, always willing and full,
ling and accomplishing his
isk, and when the occasion
comes he may be equal TO the
occasion. "--Longfellow.
MIR. James w. Riley. one OF
Orange county's best farmers
was in town this morning. liz
Informs US that Mrs. Stephen I
forest il critically i'll ut hel
lone. 3 miles West Of Hillsboro
We regret TO hear this. Mrs
forest IL about Is years Of age
lie also says that Mr.. Thomas
f'rackin In 80 odd years old ant
las husked corn one day Thu
TALL. > 49,
Mayor Angler has appointe,
the editor of this paper q dele
gate 10 the Inter-States Conven
ton which meets in AsheyillI
tne nth inst. Gov. Fowle Ina
appointed Mr.. II. A. Reams, am
ine Board. of County Commits
tioners have appointed Messrs
j. Al. Robinson and X. II. Boon
To the same Convention.
We publish on first page q
this paper an interview that
l,oston newspaper reporter hau
with Jay Gould recently. II
tays good times are coming.
This however. will lead to u
particular excitement, as woulI
liz the case had this gold-bul
been nearer 10 us. He il con
Quoting his operations ON a
exclusively railroad basis;
lis advice were the basis .
which the people Of the countr
conducted their operations, j
could make himself felt as th
beginning Of good times"
II Mr.. X. VI. had to tray,
through q dark and loneson
woods as often as he does on
certaint street. the owls wOul