The Durham recorder. [volume] (Durham, N.C.) 1879-19??, 1890-10-29
DURHAM RECORDER.
LOCAL INTELLIGENCE.

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mapping mex. Tuesday.
Mrs. w. A. Foushee and r. S.
Ward, Of Chatham, are in the city.
Miss Addie Nesiil, Of Chapel
Hill, is on visit TO friends IN his city.
.. Our Durham attorneys attend
de the Supreme Court at Raleigh
this week.
Hi Henry's Ministries Is one Of
tn finest troups on the road, Se-
cure your tickets for this grand oc-
casion Oct. 18th.
The farmers are very backward
with their crops this year. But lit
tie corn has been gathered, conse-
anently not much wheat and oats
sowed. Tho fields are white with
cotton.
"A ernsty old batchelor made, a
will. leaving his entire furniture to
be divided among the girls who had
refused him: '.Forto them, he adj
ded, feelIngly, love all my early
happiness.
Our candidates are highly elat-
cd at the prospects throughout the
county; no hing il neededt 10 secure
great victory IN ! urban but for
us all TO work manfully until the
sun goes down next Tuesday.
--"Kill him! kill him. shouted a
crowd in a western city the other
day, as they gathered around the
hotel. "What for?" inquired a
stranger, lies got on a plug hat
and specs. Mash EN-"
We speak a,common sentiment
when we say that nothing of the
kind here has ever given the same
degree Of pleasure to those who had
the goo, fortune To be present at
Stokes Hall last night 10 hear Rev.
Thomas Dixon's lecture.
q
-"May | leave few tracts?'
asked medical missionary Of lady
who responded to his knock. leave
some tracks? Certainly YOU may
sand she, looking at him benignly
over her specs. Leave them witt
the heels towards the house, il you
please"
The Durham Melicated Cigar
cite Co, will change their charter
so as TO enlarge their business.
1'i.ey started last January with only
two boys, nov they are working 33
and are several weeks behind with
their orders. DR.. Whitehurst is
pushing the business very rapidly.
Next Tuesday will decide the
political fate Of the Democratic
party in this county. They are OPP
posed BY Prohibitionist, Inderen-
dent white Republicans, straight-out
black Republicans, &c. A full vote
will not Be polled. There was not a
full registration. Consequently
with so many candidates in the field
the Democrats must be rigilent
They must 20 70 work.
People Of Durham listen 10
this. The Chicago Herald says:
Iinware, carpets, dress goods, tools,
boots andshoss, crockery, glassware,
lumber and furniture will be mark
ed up in price of sealed down in
quality. The plague Of monopoly
taxation il npon the American peo-
pie, and shut their eyes to il Us they
may, deny Il u the paid organs and
orators, they will feel its cruel OPP
pressious more and NOE keenlY
from this time forth. The robbery
Is in progress. There is one question:
Will the people submit to it?
On first page We print u card
from Mr.. NJ. w. Moore, Of Orange,
announcing his withdrawal from
the Republican party. Mr.. Moore
has been faithful 10 bis party for
years, and now he sees that it is be-
coming oppressive, will not ally
himself with il longer Mr. Moore,
like other gentlemen who have re-
Gently withdrawn from that party
is generous and liberal in his views,
and will not permit himself to be
hoodwinked Ito bs led captive al
the will u party whose only de-
sigu il To rob and opprtss the peo-
pie. 49,.
We call attention to-day u tlie
card.of AlIiaarr Warehouse Com
pany, ht LintIburg, Va, for Tie
sale Il Leaf tobacco at PAGES Ware
house. This house il run in the H.
tercst u the farmer, by old and ex'
pcIienced Tobacco men, aud the
charges. % cia per 100 weighing, aud
one per cent. commission less than
any other house IN the city. IL Il
well attended By all the buyers; aud
farmers or olhrIs shipping theli
tobacco TO this house will get thu
highest market prices aud prompt