The Durham recorder. [volume] (Durham, N.C.) 1879-19??, 1890-03-26
LOCAL ITEMS.
URHAMNEWs PICKED UP
HERE AND THERE.

HEltE AMI
-s
The editor left for Richmond
onday.
Court week, Judge Armfield
esiding.
Mai. r. w. York, Of Chatham
attending court this week.
tits presnmed that work will
gin on Trinity College at an early
ny.
DIR canvasser will witt Oaks, Rock
pnngs, lMcRays, and otner places
bis week.
"A $4,000 publishing honse
will be run in Durham in connec-
tivn with Trinity College.
"A man living in Durham, who
has had the catsrrh for several years
saws, the Medicated Cigarettes acts
like a charm.
Hard to beat-the Primitive
Baptists haveas large il not the
largest ch,r..h in the State ut the
Falls Of Tar liver; its seating capa-
itY Is 10000.
Little Willie, infant son Of Mr.
md Mrs. ]. W ratum died Sunday
noralng. "SufYsr little children TO
ome unto Me and forbid them not.
or OF such is the Kingdom Of hea-
yen"
Wonder If il will ever happen?
When Oldham can sit down and
write in his little diary book his past
y ife and forget ali the mean things
be knows about himself (?)
Clear the track! The heat is
hp! pile on the fuel! Don't stop
till you get TO Durham with your
obaccol The warehonsemen are
eady fer you. and buyers say they
bave got 'em.
We were glad 10 meet our
friend, Mr.. n. L. McDade. OF Cedar
Grove, one among the best farmers
p Orange county in town last week.
He reports wheat and oats badly
Damaged in his section BY The fly.
/ --Adjntant General James ID.
Glenn took q look at our boys one
lay last week; he was very compli-
nentary in bis remarks about them.
Fhe Durham Ligh. Infantry stand.
p the front ranks of their fellow
oldier boys.
Hotel Claiborn seems TO be
owded with guests all the time.
here is not better kept hotel in
De South. Nature has done heap
make this delightful resort, and
is hoped that Mr.. Sites will have
Is shareof the travelling public.
The tobacco breaks in Durham
re fst-class; the farmers have been
deceived long enough By the false
foods told against Durham market.
Many of the farmers regret that
hey ..aye been duped By the oily
tongue Of certain drummers.
Rev. J. P. Barrett, d. d. editor
bf the Christisn Sun, has been APP
pointed a delegate 10 represent
North Carolina IN the International
Sunday School Convention which
meets Il Pittsburg, Pa, June oath,
ls0O. That IS one good appoint
zment.
} Prospects are bright and still
frightening. The cloud has passed
away and the sun OF hope now shines
put in full glory. Durham failei
70 yet the Baptist Female Univer-
zsitY, or rather the trustees suited
themselves about, II but work, WORK,
1 WORK f.r Durham.
The Unisn meeting Of The
SANDY Creek Association meets Al
Mays Chapel Chatham Co., on the
18th, 10th, and Both inst. AT the
anne time. the Union meeting Of
be Raleigh Association meets with
g First Baptist church al Apex,
axe Co,
-"Until death do US part, Mr..
John w. Whitaker was united IN
marriage 70 Miss Maggie L. Dick
knson on The 23rd inst, DR.. +. A.
Yates performed the ceremony. Mr..
Whitaker Is son or our popular
grocerman, Mr. Il. A. whitaker.
The REooKDER wishes this happy
couple a long and happy life.
- a Cupid has gol his
@ASr.s'1iiiss:' ' i y s sSiS i D"s
ham; nobby-dressed young men
with fiashy neckties are seen often,
besides, eserv time the mail
ZONES in there's . letter In The Of
fie. Don't blush Al our picture dear
! friends, II only represents q couple
q Unflin0 readx for A nav denarfnro.