The Durham recorder. [volume] (Durham, N.C.) 1879-19??, 1890-10-15

Hon. Jno. M. Moring, Of Pitts
boro, is attending court this week..
MIR. and Mrs. j. s. Carr have re-
turned from an extended Northern
tour. ~. I:t. .
Our business men are cheerful
and the streets look lively every
day. z - '-''' =
Don't fail to go Stokes Hall to-
morrow night. Popular prices 25,
50 and 80 cents. =.
There is limited quantity Of,
apples on the market, small in SIZE
and high in price. i &c. 49,:
Quite a number Of Durhamites
left for the Far to-day. We wish
them q merry time,
The perssimons are thhkan the
trees, and some people are beginning
to predict a very severe winte". -
Hon. Josiah Turner says he win
run for the Legislature. He will
get there when old Gabriel blowns.
Mrs. VIM. Boylanaud children,
of Raleigh, have BEEN on, a visit TO
the family of Mr.. Samuel Kramer.
Mrs. w. II. Pr ctor went to
Graham Monday evening TO attend
the bedside Of her father, who is
quite i'll.
Read every advertisement in this
issue. II will pay you TO see who
are The ones Offering special bargains
in tbs issue.
While the fresh air is unanes-
tionally beneficial TO the babies. |
many of them would be better off at |
home than. out on Sunday.
Hon: Josiah Tnrner is on the |
war-path again. We wish that he
would follow the patriotic example
of Old Oranges illUstrious sons.
Minnie Seward Co, at Stokes
Hall Thursday, FRIDAY and SATURDAY |
nights. Popular prices. All the
best papers speak in high terms 0!
this Company.
Bro. 7. Is. Fldndge has accept
ell a position on the Madison Lead
er. We regretted to see him leave
Durham. lie is a fine writer ami
most excellent gentleman.
Rev. j. n. Booth, who has been
carrying on a revival at the Second
Baptist Church. baptised twelve
last Saturday night. There have
been quite a number Of conversions
If you want 10 spend a pleasant
time 90 tohear MinnieSeward Com
pany at Stokes Hall Thursday,
Friday and Saturday nigh :. Pop
ular prices, %, 35 and so cents.
One of our most successful
business men says he has realized
more solid benefits from his adper-
tisement in THE DURHAM RECORDER
than from any other investment he
ever made IN the way Of extending
his business.
Said an old subscriber Of our
brisklY the other day: Il get bet
ter prices for my tobacco and better
accommodation in Durham than
any other market have ever patro-
nized."
The Tobacco Board of Trade
held their Annual meeting, Monday
and elected the following oiiicers:
T. n. Martin, President: II. !. Bass.
Viee-president, and J L, EngIehardt
Secretary,
Mr. A.. II. Smoot, Of Henderson,
has moved to Durham and formed a
partnership with Mr. George X.
Jones. They buy leaf tobacco.
We welcome friend Smoot. lie is
a most excellent gentleman.
Mr.. J. w. Hackney and Miss
Bette Ward, Of Chatham county,
are stopping with the family Of the
editor. Mr.. Hackney reports the I
finest crops, ia Chatham, be has
ever seen. Il
The SIT. Zion Association n,eci ,
at the Baptist church, at Red Noun
taia, Yesterday. The delegates left ,
on the early Lynchburg 4 Durham ,
train for the Association. 1t will .
bcin session until tomorrow night.
The political 81 les in Durham
countYare Of the brightest character,
and we believe that the labor Of the J
good people Of the county will re-
sultin agloTious victory next month;
let our friends nO, weary in we'll !
doing, however, until the sun sets
the first Thursday in November,
and let Durham county he forever =
redeemed. 49, n
Our friends are al work every. '
where; particularly is this so in Dur d
ham count, not only are our can d
didates Dong their duty nobly and d
manfully, but they have the hearty $
cooperation Of the Democratic d
Club, and hundreds Of our young 8
men have thrown their coats Of and
gone into lha liubl In win. Let our l