The Durham recorder. [volume] (Durham, N.C.) 1879-19??, 1890-06-25
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LOCAL ITEMS.
fDURHAMNEws, PICKED UP
HERE AMI THERE.

No one smiles but the darkey IS
the thermometer advances.
Owing to sickness among the
force, We are behind one day.
Let there be full attendance
at the primaries next Saturday.
ny A. g. Cox, a prominent
merchant Of Orange Factory, was
in the city Yesterday.
Durham county ought TO cast
her solid vote in the judicial Con-
yention for Judge Womack.
Mr.. ]. B. Roney, representing
the Snow Modern Barn Co., called
TO see us Monday. Sorry we were
out.
The many friends Of Col. w.
T. Blackwell are glad TO see him
back again after an absence Of sew
eral weeks. 4
Look out for q big issue. Work
will be commenced ON il 10 . few
days. We want every one 10 take
an advertisement.
.The man who wants the earth and all
Il not content, but oftsn criea
He'd like 10 real title clear
To mansions 10 the skies"
The indications point 10 the
finest crops In North Carolina we
have had in years. The seasons
have suited and farmers have worked
faithfully.
Look out for q packed town
ship convention here next Saturday.
This practic has been done in Dur
ham township and will be done
again.
Lives Of great men all remind rs
IL we'd rssch their height sublime,
We must keep our names and doings
10 the papers all the ,ime.'
lit would seem from the mar.
riage of the two officials OF the
Richmond 4 Danville railroad in
one day that they had gained Q
victory over the Dk N. r. r
--Roxboro Is booming. There
will be Q big sale Of lots there on
the Goth Of August. Mr.. II. A.
Reams Is the agent for the Land
COMPANY and win give all the in
formation you desire.
We publish elsewhere an ar
ticlefrom the Daily Sun in reply "a
the Oxford Day. Mr.. Winston.
friends will see that such practice.
will rebound on him. People wish
the fair thing done.
The annual soiree of the School
Of Music at Stokes Hall last Thurs.
day evening was grard success
To appreciate an entertainment
given BY Miss Southgate, 1t must
be seen.
The Knights Of Pythias Of The
State viii hold their next meeting
at Asheville. We are glad 10 know
that the representative members Of
this noble Order enjoyed themselye'
while in Durham last week.
We invite special attention 3,
the advertisement of the Greens
boro Female College In another col
umn. This Is one Of the Oldest AM
best institutions in the South TO
young ladies; special advantage
are,otfered in the departments o.
Instrumental and Vocal Music
Execution, Art, and Physical Train
ing Again We say. there ID nj
better school 10 be found anywhere
The streets of Durham va
quite gay this morning . littl
after Z o'clock; fashionable vshi
cles and elegantly dresse
pedestrians moved thick and fast i
the direction Of St. PHILIPPE churc
10 see the brilliant marriage whic
was soon 10 take placeat thechurcl
10 is within the exact truth 10 "a
that no prettier wedding ever too
place IN Durham than that OF Nj
II. X. Bridger and Miss Ann
There il no prettier place Il
miles around Durham than N
Patterson plantation between Du,
ham and Chapel Hill. A ride OF
10 the Patterson place issn enchanl
ing one. The route being through
rolling country, tolersbly well Gu
tiyated, and dotted with some prrtl
residences. An air Of freshness III
recently been given 10 this old plas
and the entire country round
Maj. w. A. Guthrie has sever,
hands diging Cor coal on the q
place; the middle of last week ths
had reached vein FIVE inches thicI
and al last account il was gettin
thicker and thicker--and better an
better. Maj. Guthrie entered hes
lily into the search, and be driy,