The Durham recorder. [volume] (Durham, N.C.) 1879-19??, 1890-09-24

Register!
Bring your tobacco to Durham.
See that your name is on the
book.
MIR. Jacob Levy is in th Q North
ern cities.
MIR. @. e. Rawls has returned
from the north.
-"Onward still" is the battle cry
of w. A. Lea & ). II. Darlington at
the old Reams warehouse.
On the Ord inst, near Leesville,
Wake county, Mr.. Robert Sorrell,
was married to Miss Cora Holloway.
All Of Wake county.
The hum Of business in the past
few days, resulting from the con-
tinued big tobacco breaks, is exceed
ingly enlivening. L.
Several big companies organized
here will be noticed next week. Dur
ham will show herself up in her true
solors. .-. ~.s..
Register! Register! every man
Of you! The hooks are open; must
Democrats be reminded oil the dam
ger Of neglect? ..~.
1t is said that there is no such
word as ''liar" in the Chinese Ian
guage, and the Chinese get along
about as well as any other nation.
The streets are pretty well
crowded daily with country wagons,
and cotton is coming in quite brisk
", adding greatly to the business Of
the city.
1t is quite gratifying to see so
many young men doing business for
themselves in Durham. The city is
full OF them, and we wish them all
abundant success.
The RscoRDER would be glad
10 see our "city fathers" exercise q
littlemoreliberal mindedness aud let
our murchants display their goods on
a small space on the side walks.
Many new members were ad-
ded at the last meeting of the Dur
ham Democratic Club; the Repub-
licans and Independents will not
catch the Democrats mapping or of
their guard this year.
The Odd Fellows of Raleigh.
" lgive a grand banquet next Tues
d night in honor Of Grand Sire
C N. Busbee, on his return from
T peka, Kansas, where be was re-
Gently elected grand sire Of that
order.
We were glad to see Mr.. A..
Vaughan, Of Orange on the market
last week with his bright tobacco.
He reports crops fine throughout
the Cedar Grove section, and the to-
bacco crop about half eut-enres
fine.
Our efficient Mayor NJ. A An
gier had but little TO do in the past
week, other than the matter Of fin
ing now aud then parties who have
been foolIng too much with tangle-
foot. Scarcely day that the city
treasury is not enriched from this
cause.
Bring your tobacco TO Durham;
give Lea 4 Darlington at the old
hesms Warehouse q chance 10 Sc
cure tha highest prices for you.
Old man Buck" Lea il as true A.
steel 10 ron. He has been standing
by you for years.
Read the advertisement Of Mr..
= Mcwilliams in another column.
He keeps always on hand the best
hand made harness. His place OF
business is under the Reams Ware
house. Mr.. J. p. Campbell, the
veteran shoemaker can be found at
the same place.
We regret 10 sec that brother
T. b. EIdrldgs has retired from the
editorial control Of the Globe. Dur.
ing the seven months he acted in
that capacity he added new laurels
10 his already high reputation a. 4
clear, forcibIe writer. We trust be-
will still remain . citizen u Dur
ham.
-Mcs4rs, Jorrs L Lyon come Il
The front again with n new advertise
ment which will be found in Thu
issue and is well worthy Of your at
tention. These gentlemen have hat
Especial eye 10 the farmers 81 Thu
section Of country in laying in thel
fall stock, aud a. they are satisiiei
with small profits, il will pay yoI
torisit them whrn in need Of any
thing in the Dry Goods. Shoe an'
Ha. line.
We are glad 10 lean that III,
University at Chapel iIill openet
on the 9Th with most cheering pros
poets. Let the people Of Nortl
Carolina feel the Importance Of sus
tanning this old institution, let hcl
sous Ia aIaa.g.I - kn,,,. Al "A