The Durham recorder. [volume] (Durham, N.C.) 1879-19??, 1890-08-27

ANY man Will lle When NC 10
abusing the man he hates. r.
There are plenty Of folks who
would see faults in an angel.
One need not 90 beyond HIM
self 10 study human nature.
After spending a short time
with a fool, how refreshing home
spun people are. >~ ~ e.
The Lancaster Examiner says:
A wise observer has discovered that
to catch a fish is a study-how to
lie about il comes natural. .<
On the installment plan; there is
a woman in Bridgeton who offers
800 for a husband. She will pay
$40 down and $5 per month until
the full amount is paid.
The grand excursion leaves Dur
ham next Wednesday, September
Bird. See big advertisement elsewhere.
Round trip ticket $3.50 from Dur.
ham. Tickets on sale on the train
Mr. Nc Bright has returned
from the eastern part of the State.
He is at his post at ?. w. Vaugnan's
drug store, where he can be found
ready at all hours day and night to
compound for the medicine tray"
The big excursion leaves Dur
ham next Wednesday Sept. Bird at
7:30 o'clock. Don't fail to 60
Garry your wife and daughters. Let
them see the grand mountain
scenery Of North Carolina.
Don't fail to 20 on Mallory's
grand excursion to Asheville next
Wednesday Sept. Bird. The round
trip ticket will cost you $3.50. You
cannot afford to miss this grand
trip. Garry your family and let
them enjoy natures grandest scenery
Special cars will be provided for the
ladies and their escorts.
Read the advertisement Of the
Durham Book Store. air. w. II.
Rogsrs the proprietor, has been one
Of the Graded School committee for
seven years. He has taken Q deep
interest 10 the Graded School aud
now asks for share Of Jour patron
age. He will carry in suock all the
books used In the public schools.
His prices will be low.
The Farmers Alliance is doing
agrand work. 1t is the finest
school on earth for the people gen.
orally when they carry out the in
tsntions Of the organization. II a
man considers that he is not free
man he should not Join. because it
isan organization intended only for
Q free people. -BruceViIls TEX.
Herald.
Mr.. Christian lsley, one among
the best farmers in Alamance coun-
By called tosee uslast Thursday. He
said the tobacco crop was fine in his
section, and also the. corn. Mr..
Isely thinks and said in substance
that the farmers would come out
oil right, that they bought fertilizer
differently last spring, and their
dropping spirits were aroused as
they never had been before.
We wouldn't 20 home till
morning! An exchange says: A
young lady fell in love and married
Young man because he took such
fancy 10 her lustrous black eyes.
They had scarcely passed the honey
moon when she. in return, took a
fancy 10 his curly locks and fell into
them until he was so ball that the
top Of his head looked like a full
moon in mid. winter or a barren de-
ssrt at the close Of . long drought.
"A man sixty years old was mar
ried recently in q small Germen
town 10 o woman ten years his
senior The bride insisted upon
havings great wedding, with The
addition Of n special" marriage ser
mon from her pastor. His feelings
can be imagined more easily than
Described when the pastor began his
sermon with the text: "Father,
forgive them, for they know not
what they do"
-Thefe are lots Of cotton raised in
and around Durham county: the
crop il said to be better this year
than II has been since the war; We
cant see why Durham should not
be made q good cotton market, now
made available BY is railroad con-
nections, and could be still further
utilized by the merchants Of Dur
ham, who ought 10 take into their
own hands what they have hereto
fore permitted 10 pass by them.
Erect congresses and warehouses;
let Che merchants and enterprising
citizens become buyers and exporters!
Now b the timel!! Durham can
offer advantages possessed by few
other points in thecountfyl Again,
there Is little reason why Durham
should not rank IN o short time as
one Of the first cotton m nkets in
The country--there il little reason
why she should be behind Whining