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

Mr.. Lee Battle has been elected
cashier Of The Rnxboro Bank.
Mr.. A. Rawls, of Oxford, was in
the city Monday visiting his brother,
Mr.. Q. E Rawls.
The lower lip first shows signs
Of intoxication. 1t is the lower IMP
which first shows signs of grief in a
baby.
An Independent candidate from
Orange was on our streets to-day;
he looked like he was on the ragged
edge Of dispair.
The cry comes from every quar-
ter for more hogs. If the farmers
had more hogs to eat the surplus
corn they could soon convert it into
money.
Prof. Z. A. Alderman will coAs
duct an Educational Institute in
Durham, commencing NOV. 3rd. He
Is a fine lecturer, and will continue
the institute for one week.
There have been several mar
riages in Durham in the past few
days and lights glisten in the rooms
of many residences that have been
closed for long time
If you want a piano or an or,
gan call on Messrs. Darnell &
Thomas at Shelburn's picture gal
lery; they keep the best and sell
them cheap. Patronize home folks.
AN old lady got so mad the
other day because her daughter
didn't do to please her, she couldn't
NUsRetbiRg for a time but poke
her head out of the door and gasp,
With some-while the heart is
on the left side Of the body it Is on
the rightside of humanity, on the
side Of mercy, politeness, refine
ment, sympathy, neighborly kind
ness, and good will to all, peace,
truth, sobriety, and good order.
The Durham & Northern Rail
road gives Durham fne railroad
sche1uIss. A special train is run
from Hesters, 10 Granville county.
everv Tuesday and Thursday to &C.
commo1ate the farmers wbo desire ~
bring their tobacco to Durham.
Mr.. W. II. Proctor, proprietor
of The Racket Grocery, who was
burned out in the Parrish Building,
has opened again in tue Markham
Building. He has an advertisement
in this ilsus tfthe paper. lie 10 q
live merchant and sells cheap.
IF the Democrats gains the day
next Tuesday and in 1892 we believe
hard times will be at an end. The
outgo, under the Republican admin
istration for over twenty years has
been greater than the income. We
must put stop to the outgo; let's
DO, beginning next Tuesday.
Charlie, " said q young wife to |
Der husband as they sat at the win
dow watching the fashionable on
their way 10 church, when you die
and | get hold of the insurance
money, intend to have a fur cap
and muff just ike that lady has on |
over there,
IAN old eOlored mau, J. w.
Thompson, living at Rock Springs.
subscribed for The RECORDER to.
day; he isa fine tobacco raiser he |
said be wanted TO kept posted. We |
hayea goodly number of colored |
subscribers, aud they don't play the
fiddle either; they are intelligent |
working men. |
The Consolidated Land d In.
provement Co., the biggest thing 10 |
North Carolina. They have eighteen |
surveyors in The fed. They are
hDsilers, with hr, j. s. Carr as Pres
idenL Col, A. h Andrews, the "a,
nous railroad President, and Mr..
X II. Wright, one Of the live.t men
10 The South, thy will build up
many grand .Blsrprites In Durham. |
We viii give mite extended notices
soon.
This afternoon at 2:l2 Mr.. |
Claude johnson and Miss Emma
Markham were united in marriage
u the residence u the brides's faith
" On Lea street. Rev. J. n. Booth
performed the ceremony. Immedl-
alely after the marriage the happy
couple left for The groom's home 10
Chatham. carving with them the
congratulations aud good wishes of /
aeIty full VI friends.
--Messn. Jones i LYON have
sOinethlngto say ~ our readers i'm |
smother part Of this paper These
gentlemen have been doing business
~ long IN this section they have
completely crushed out high prices:
and those in heed II SHOES or any
thing kept BY them would he blind
y Their own interest not 10 visit
their st0rs
1T i said that the Irish potato
crop Is almost a total failure in the
western States We have heard
nothing from the pumpkin crop 10
lh0se extreme Western state. al