The Durham recorder. [volume] (Durham, N.C.) 1879-19??, 1890-09-10

Get up early and enjoy the best
marketing.
We have the most cheering
news from our friends IN the coun-
try.
The farmers will plough up
more than the soil this year.-Phil.
Times.
Elder Draughan preached at
the residence Of Mr.. s. J. Hester
last Sunday night.
Sweet potatoes of this years
growth are rapidly increasing in
supply in the market.
--"ismarnage failure ?""I cant
saw yet" replied the Chicago man.
"This is only my ninth wife"
The market has been quite full
of fine cabbage for the past week
and prices moderate.
Miss Mary Lee, General r. Z.
Lees Youngest daughter, is said TO
never forget name Or face.
Ito to P. w. Vaughan's drug
store and get Q Thermometer; you
can't cure your tobacco without one.
There is but very little cotton
eomingin-prices remain unchanged
therefore our quotations are the
same!!
-Hurrah for Mr.. A. b. Matthews.
Ills canning factory has been in full
blast for some time aud his goods
are going like hot-cakes.
Rev. J. L. White, pastor of the
First Baptist Church will return TO-
morrow and will occupy his pulpit
next Sunday.
MIR. ]. +. Schenck, who has been
absent some time in the western
part Of the State has returned 10 his
post, and is ready 10 take leases"
Read Maj. Guthries card on
first page. He is clever gentleman
and one smong the best lawyers the
Old North State ever produced.
"A strong pull aad q long pull
and pull altogether" will insure the
success Of Durham beyond 9 doubt
for oil time 10 come. Now, every
man 10 the wheel.
Strangers coming 10 Durham
will find everything in sppls-pie Or
der at Hotel Claiborn, and . genial
landlord in the person Of Mr.. Bill
ings 10 entertain them.
The work ON the building Of
W. Duke Sons L Co.. Branch of the
American Tobacco Co., is progress
ing favorably. With the material
used, the building will be one Of the
most beautiful in the South.
Durham has q great many citi-
xens with an average age OF 10 years,
what's better, generally the inhabi-
tants Of the city 90 somewhere else
10 die. Is there a city IN the coun-
try that can surpass it?
Poor fellow: "How long has
yosr daughter been practicing on
the piano?" ITO be exact she be-
gan one month before our neigh
Dor went crazy. and hes benin the
asylum q year"
Yes brother Of the Asherille
Citizen, II is very provoking 10 clip
the Kings English, and your re-
minder was the unkindest "cut" Of
oil. Wen pardon you IL You'll par
don us.
II looks like Vance and Colquitt
would both 60 10 the United States
Senate. The farmers decline 10
transfer their allegiance from these
veterans and statesmen. Augusta
Chronicle.
Durham county u a. healthy .
climate ~ her progress il solid; last
Friday Mr.. May, who lives nine
miles in the country rode 10 the city
horseback, has followed the pillow all
summer, and 10 in his SIND year.
Our correspondent writing 70
us from Caswell county says: "Not
an item could seize upon in my
neighborhood in the lastday or two;
but the tobacco is just lovely, and
the farmers are happy"
Mr.. 1hos. b. Farthing. OF the
firm Of Farthing & Duke has gone
North 10 buy fall goods. This firm
10 doing an immense business in this
section; they know how 10 suit their
customers and sell goods cheap.
MIR. MallOry's excursion "a
Lsheyille returned last night, reach
ing Durham about l0:40. There
was no accident, good order and oil
delighted with their trip. Mr..
Mallory 10 10 be congratulated upon
his success IN an excursion manager.
Durham Sun, 9th
You are about right. The
Philadelphia Times says: The sum.
msr tourist In now beginning Il
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