The Durham recorder. [volume] (Durham, N.C.) 1879-19??, 1890-02-12
LOCAL ITEMS.
DURHAMN NEWS, PICKED UP
HERE AND THERE.


We regret to learn that Capt.
J. s. Lockhart is sick.
-Panacea water is winning a
great reputation. Read the certi-
ficate from Col. VIM. Raker.
1t would take an earthquake to
arouse some Durham business men
to sense OF duty and enterprise.
60 TO Stokes Eall tomorrow
night, The greatest living Cornet
player will appear Walter Emer-
son.
--DuRHAxlTEs. you did nobly in
your efforts 10 get the Baptist Fe
male College. You downsd every
other town.
Some Of our Durham preachers
have been piling il on to evangelist.
They are becoming disguised with
sensational preaching.
Nov Is the time to subscribe
for THE DURHAM RECORDER. Keep
posted on what is going on in your
town, county and country.
-HuRRAH fnr glorious Durham;
II she does not 1 I the Baptist Gil.
lege, she made BY long odds the dig.
gist subscription for The College.
We learn from the Oxford
"Day" of the 10th inst, that REV.
]. L. White, of Durhas, is expected
soon 10 conduct series Of meetings
at the Baptist Church in Oxford"
Three person were hung in this
State last Friday; Manly pinckney,
Of Montgomery. John Wilson, Of
Yancey, and Lige Moore, Of Greens
bore. All convicted of murder.
Wilmington Star: Sam Jones
sayshe found only one man IN 0ma-
ha who dared say that he had never
spoken cross words to his wife, and
he was O bachelor and dumb. The
women u Omaha must be very bad
Miss BLY, made the fastest time
on record going around I'll world.
The Philadelphia "Times" remarks:
aIf Miss Bly, does marry she will
probably want TO stay at nome for
q honeymoon" That s hard hit.
John Thomas, who will appear
tomorrow night at Stokes Hall
with the Emerson combination is
the greatest humorist Of the age.
He has a natural musical voice,
which aadds pleasing variety to q
programme.
There was an enthusiastic mass
meeting held at Stokes Hall Mem
day night in the interest OF the
Baptist Female College. Strong
speeches were made BY Rev. ]. L.
White, Col. Il. J. Parrish. Messrs.
X. b. Boone and J. r. Schenck, and
right snug little pile was sub
scribed.
The third annual convention Of
the Durham county Sunday school
ASSOCIATION was in session last Fri.
day and Saturday at Trinity Church,
Able addresses were made BY Revs
Darnall, White, Yates and Others,
Messrs. Jas. II. Southgate and II.
N. Snow, also made enthusiastic
speeches.
-Messrs. X. 5. Bethel and w,
N. Scales have revived the Greens.
boro Patriot" We are glad 10 en-.
Der upon our exchange list this
familiar old paper, for il Is one Of
the oldest papers in the State. Whal
makes a community great Is il:
having good and substantial news
papers; like old wine, the "Patriot'
improves with age. Success 10 broth.
ers Bethel 4 Scales.
Wilmington Star: Some Of th,
merchants complain that this wealth
err prevents the sale Of spring goods
while il gives them the consolation
afforded By a possible chance Of dis
posing Of more Of their winterstock
so that they will have less TO carry
over 10 another season. With al
It's drawbacks il has its compensat'
ing virtues.
Yorkvllle Enquirer: One day
last week Iatta Bros, Of this place
shipped from Hickory Grove, dlrec
TO Liverpool, one hundred bales o
cotton bought by them in 1ickor,
Grove market. Mr.. Latta Inform
us that he and other buyers IN thi
market have made several direc
shipments 10 Liverpool this season
We asked our neighbor, III
"Sun" last fall 10 tell Us something
about the workings OF the goose
bone, and il did II In Q very salts
factory manner; but we forgot !
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