The Durham recorder. [volume] (Durham, N.C.) 1879-19??, 1890-08-06
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LOCAL AND GENERAL
DURHAM NEWS, PICKED UP
HERE AND THERE.

for Connelly's Springs last Monday.
Read notice Of mortgage sale by
Markham 4 Foster, Trustees OF j.
i. Msrkham.
Maj. w. A Guthrie returned
last week from an extended trip to
Philadelphia and Baltimore.
The County Commissioners met
last Monday, nothing but the usual
routine OF business was done. <
The Primitive Baptist Associ-
alton will meet in DurhaE Friday
the Sthmst., in Parrish's Warehouse
We were pleased to see Mr..
German, OF the government print
ing Office in town last week. lie is
on a visit to his son.
The excursion to Asheville will
afford all most delightful time.
Go and carry your families. The
best Of order will be preserved.
Remember the fare is only $3.50
for round trI.
Remember the excur-
sion will run to Ashveille
next Monday, the 18th inst,
Round trip only $3.50
--R. 7. Faucet, of the Faucet
manufacturing TO, returned Sum
day. lie travelled through all the
Southern States in the interest Of
their different brands of tobacco and
snuff.
The Republicans will make a
desperate effort to capture the State
this year; 1t is no unusual occurrence
for that party to expend any amount
of "boodle," in order to gaia asingle
county for supremacy.
Don't forget the big sale
at Roxbore on the Goth inst,
This may be the best oppor-
tlnity you will ever have TO
invest,
Tonight week Durhamite
and a fair one in the east will rest
in bowers sweet as the earth in Nav.
We will not give names, for there is
many slip between the cup and
the lip," or some times like little
butter.cups, we get 'em mixed up
MIR. Ed. King Is basking in the
gentle breeze at Chapel Hill this
week. Owing to the constant rush
at the store, Mr.. McB. says he is
catching il !" He has to stay 40 |
late at nights and get up early ia |
the morning; but he hopes the da, |
is coming, too, when he will have Il |
sNcel release.
MIR. G. b. Green and Col. Il. J. |
Parrish made good speeches at the |
Convention Saturday. The DENT
cratic b.itle-ilags are being unrur.ed |
in every direction. aud at no iiue
in the past twenty wears eyer gave
such strong evidence Of good sqIar,
fighting all along the Iine. 1t il
vastly important that the Dcn0 |
ocrats have big majority 10 both
houses of the General Assembly,
"A model announcement; SJutb |
Carolina candidate fur County Com.
missioner Of Edgefield county a..
nounces the fact in the following
model style: ITO tie good peopL of |
Edgefeh: The Wind blowtth where
IL listeth aud no man eau tell whence
in comtth or whittier IL goeth But
| am not that kind ola cat. am q
Ben iillman cat. and ifelected county
commissiontT,.. propose 10 reform,
beauiify, adorn, rcsuscitate. rejuven
ae and Ietalii tie Edgefeld county |
from the edge Of the water up 70 the
top ( the rocks. | am a labonng
man ane haul wood. Ii net eltct,d
can bnul on. ! would icy more,
but an u u an Of few wo.d,.
The Durham Bull Fertilizer
Co., will soon have their building
completed. They manufacture an
excellent brand, md success has
crowned their efforts The far
mers in this section .and elsewhere
have fully realized that tue way to
make goWl crops is to buy GOO fer.
tllizer, and the way 30 get gb0T fer.
tilizer is 10 buy tlr Durham Bail
The crops are line aid its 40 won
der one begins to hear sutnc strong
bull tisk among the farmers.
The Orange county Convcn
lion which met last Wednesday, |
endorsed Senator Vance, aud noun
mated II. N. Hall, Jr., Of Little Riv-
er for the House Of Representatives;
Sam Gatlis for Superior Court Clerk: |
John n. Hughes for Sheriff; John
Laws for Register of Deeds; ID. N.
Laws for Treasurer; George Tate
for Surveyor; DIR. A. G. jordan for
Cororer. An Orange county far
mer was In Durham Saturday, aud
said that the nomination OF Mr..
Hall meant q sweeping Democratic
victory in Orange, that he was a
handwriting, upright man, one that
everybody likes, and that he would