The Durham recorder. [volume] (Durham, N.C.) 1879-19??, 1890-10-08
DURHAM RECORDER,
WEDNESDAY Oct. 5, 1890
LOCALf INTELLIGENCE.

-If.you want good prices Cor yonr
tobacco come to Durham.
If you want to invest in land
or any thing else come to Durham.
If you want 10 live where there
is good churches good schools and
good people come to Durham. So
We hope 10 see q full, repres-
estation from Durham TO our Fair.
The RECORDER is glad to see
DR.. ], M. Manning out again after
q two months spell Of fever.
Don't forget the big land sale at
Oxford the 9th, 10th and 18th.
Reduced rates on all the roads.
With the beautiful weather OF
the past few days, we may expect
good news from the cotton counties.
REV. ]. J. Garden will com
mence a series of meetings with the
church at Massey's Chapel next
Sunday. ~
The Lynchburg 6 Durham rail.
road will sell reduced ratesto parties
desiring TO attend the Fair at that
place. - t. e.~.~s
The freight on the Lynchburg
4 Durham road is very heavy. Extra
trains had to he run last week. This
road will be fine paying property.
What il the Commonwealth Club
doing about securing the extention
ofthe bronch OF the Atlantic Coast
Line from Spring Hope, TO Durham
No time shoald DO lost.
-lhe Baptist Of Durhrm are
taking steps to have a frst-clsss
Female College. The indications
are very good for such an enterprise,
More tobacco was sold in Dur.
ham during Sept. than ever before
during that month. The sales we're
blocked many. days. e&s ~
Register! register! Keep work
ing; between now and election there
ID much work TO be done. Let ev-
err Democrat take hold; a big ma
iority is ours, if We work with will.
Senator z. b. Vance will speak
at the Alamance Fair grounds to-
morrow. A special excursion tram
will leave here tomorrow at s
O'Clock and return tomorrow even
ing at bo'clock. szaasse.aazar aa.s=s-saass
We were glad to see Mr.. ]. N
Kesk, Of Alsmsrce, in town lasi
week, with his fine tobacco, he sold
ct Capt. Lockhsrt's and realized
high prices. He reports que crops
through his section.
There is evidently Q want of ap.
preclstion Of the Du. ham papers on
the part OF some Of eur warehouse
men. The Durham papers always
stand up for the warehousemen and
Durham market. 49,
Mr.. A. ID Weaver gave us o
pleasant cali Monday. He is not
only one Of the best farmers in this
section, but he is one OF our best
citizens. We are always glad 10 Sc
osr farmer friends, and hope they
will drop in when in town.
Let the farmers 10 the east take
courage and bring their tobacco to
Durhan. The farmers in the west,
north aud south are coming; the
farmers expect To get satisfactory
prices, the buyerssare anxious and
fulfil the erpectations.'
.--Pellow-counirymen! il you fail
10 register and do your duty, il will
come home 10 every one ofyon with
stunning force and shocking effect
ground down by taxation; we all
know the fruits OF former radical
rulei - E
We were pleased 10 zee in oul
Office to-day Mr.. w. ]. Freeland, OF
Orange. He u one among The best
farmers in Orange: he sold his TO.
bacco at the banner warehouse. MIR
FreeIand "set" type on 'FHg RsooR'
DER 90 years ago.
Our neighbor, the Son il
lighting vigorously for the welfare
Of our people; We hope it will Ions
continue 10 shine IN an undimnec
armament Of prosperity. Old Hnr-
Tygraph will do efficient service fol
che people Of Durham and the Dem
.ocratic party in tha future as he ha'
done in the past. IL -
The REcoRDEK warns th'
theatre going public against the
hunbug Colored Aristoera0y 20.
now going the rounds. The man
ager Of the Opera House here wa,
imposed upon a. well as the audi
snee. only d part o. the cro~t
came 10 Durham, and . rery com
mon part atthat. Pass them around
Mr. A. l.. Fairbrothsr and vii.
(nsc Miss Mamie. Ilatchett) q
Omaha, arrived last week and vii
naks Darham their home. Mr.
Falrbrother has purchased the Dur
ham 6Iobe. Their both have con