The Durham recorder. [volume] (Durham, N.C.) 1879-19??, 1890-06-18
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ITEMS.
DURHAM NEWS, PICKED UP
HERE AND THERE.

Seeman, and Col. 5. A. Dickson, are
at Morehead City.
"A wagon factory is not only
foreshadowed but will be in full
blast soon.
Let there be a full turnout at
all the primaries to nominate con-
; didates to the county convention.
Mrs. DIR. N. M. Johnson and
children are spending few days in
the country, visiting relatives.
"A revival will commence at the
Second Baptist Chmch on the goth
inst, conducted by Rev. J. N. Booth.
The Co Cooperative Cotton Fac
tory is one Of Durham's new insti-
,tutions, soon to be in operation.
Owing to the recent rains Mr..
John Strayhorn, who lives near
University Station, says his crap
is slightly IN the grass,
The Democratic Congressional
Convention Of tins District will
-meetin Durham on the oath Of
next month, at ! o'clock.
= 8; The Durham Light Infantry
gave d festival Monday night for
thebeneftof their company. A snug
little sumof 500 was realized.
We had the pleasure Of meeting
in the city to-day Bro ]. A. Bonitz
the able and progressive editor and
proprietor of the Messenger.
We don't believe Capt. b. H.
Bum, our. efficient Congressman,
will have an opponent this year.
He has given entire satisfaction to
the people. !. ~ 4
DIR. VIM. Lowe, o. Cedar Fork
township Is in the city. He will
probably be the next Democratic
candidate in this county for the
Legislature.
j Mr. Z. N. Barbee and Jno
Suit, two prominent merchants Of
Oak Grove township were in tow
Tuesday. They report crops a
looking finely.
Mrs. ]. w. Tatum, and chll'
dren, who have been spending sew,
eral DAYS with relatives in the neigh.
borhood Of Flat River, returned
home Saturday. ...
The series OF meetings thai
commenced at the First Baptist
Church last week by Rev. ]. l.
White. are still going on, and grea'
interest is being manifested.
&C. B. Green, Esq, announces
that there will be a meeting OF tn,
Democratic Executive COMMITTEE
for Durham county tomorrow II
his Office at ~ o'clock. He earnest
" requests all membersto represent
Road the attractive alyertis
ment Of X. l. Rogers, proprietor Q
the Durham Marble Works. II,
carries large stock and is prepares
10 do work al lowest figures.
-"Rah" for the Fourth Of July
il is thought the L. & d. railrus'
will be completsdt to Durham by tina
time. The bows are thinking o
torpedoes and other noisy thlngs TO
the celebration.
The trustees Of w. 7. Black
well, Messrs. Ballard aud HallibuI
ton are moving along with thei
trust faithfully; next Saturdaythe'
will pay o dividend Of ten per cent
todepositors Of the Bank Of Dur
ham. .,~. ~
The Alliance men in this judi
cial District are not blind; the
know who has been their friend i
the past. They are not ignorant q
the conspicuous part taken by Judg
Womack while in the LEGISLATURE
The Gfand Lodge Of IL
KnighisofP ythlasOf North Carnlin
are holding their session in Cast
Hall Of Durham Lodge No. 81
Durham extends o cordial welcom
10 the visiting Representatives {
this noble order.
Don't! Don't! Don't! fail
take stock In the cooperative IA,
tories; do your duty like faithfl
soldiers, and later on ron will has
The pleasure uisecirg the result {
che lightAor rather the good inses
ment you made. '''~
= --TnE REoOnDER welcomes q
delegates Il tie Grand Lodge
Knights ofpythias u Durham. Tn
isa noble order composed 0f fl
material. II " doing . great wor
Durham feels ktpnroi IN having d
Grand Lodge u meet with her bsrde
-Ilandsonle CARD harebeen 81
out by the Commonwealth Club