The Durham recorder. [volume] (Durham, N.C.) 1879-19??, 1891-09-30
DURHAM RECORDER
WEDNESDAY, Sept. 80, 1891
LOCAL HAPPENINGS.

Mr.. A. M. Gray, Of Rogers
Store, called to see us Monday.
Work on the Graded School
building is progressing rapidly.
We anticipate big breaks at
the old Reams warehouse from
this time out.
Twenty persons were
baptized at Bethel Church,
Wake county last Sunday.
Take your tobacco to the
old Reams warehouse, John r.
Hutchings will do you right.
Mrs. M. r. Gray, who lives
near Rogers Store, is visiting
relatives and friends in the city.
Miss Kate Pettegrew, an
aged lady died near Rogers
Store on the 9Th inst. Age about
rs.
Garry your tobacco TO the
Reams warehouse. John r.
Hutchings will take charge to-
morrow.
We are glad to learn that
Prof. Whitted's school is
fourishing near Rogers Store,
Wake county.
-Farmers-you will get the
worth of your tobacco at the
Reams warehouse. Huthings
will stand by the farmers.
Prof. Geo. I. Winston will
be inaugurated President of the
University the 14th Of Of next
month.
Cards are out announcing
the wedding ceremony of Miss
Sallie ID. Yates, daughter of
Rev. DIR. K. A. Yates, to Mr..
James X. Green, on October 9Th
at 6 o'clock in Trinity church.
Spasmodic commissions are
frequently caused by worms
gnawing at the vitals; therefore
at the first indications of worms,
Shriner's Indian Vermifuge
should be administered accord
ing TO directions.
Some people think that il
doesn't require money 10 run a
newspaper. A statement in
forming a person that he owes
for d paper he has been read
ing for ten years ought 70 be
sufficient notice for a settle
ment.
Mr.. NJ. A. Murry, Whining
ton, Del, writes: 81 had one OF
my severe headaches and was
persuaded 10 try your valuable
(Bradycrotine) medicine. never
had anything TO do me SO much
good"
In days past it came our
way-0ld John Robinson's
circus but old John Is dead and
we will never see his like again;
people living in the country-in
four counties read about Old
John Robinson's circus. He
advertised and they knew he
was coming.
MIR. Buck" Brown died near
Leesyille Church, on the 10th
inst. He made q good soldier
In the last war. He was a mar
Of sterling integrity Of charac-
ter and was possessed of all
those qualities which make up
the good citizen. Aged about
65.
The road congress which
meets in Atlanta the 2sth Of
next month will attract a re-
markable degree of attention.
IL will be composed Of delegates
from the Southern States. The
object Of the congress is the i'm.
provement Of public highways
In the South.
The Exposition will open
tomorrow. The Chronicle OF the
goth says. The exhibits are com.
ingin rapidlyand there Is every
indication of large crowds and q
varied and attractiYe exhibit.
Come 70 the opening. Therail.
road fare has been reduced 20
the low rate one cent a mile.
Raleigh will put on It's holiday
attire and IL will be an occasion
Of great interest and pleasure.
The editor and proprietor
Of this paper Is at indianapolis,
Ind, where he carried his wife
for treatment; and Il is learned
At this Office during his absence
that some one has said that the
paper was falling back. The
fellow may have sting enough
10 raise q little itch; and when
the editor returns the wheeling
. OF the cantankerous little uasI
will have 20 show up. THE Re,
coRDKR has a large circulation
IN five counties, and increase,
every week. No notice would
be taken Of the feeble singing q
the mosquito, but Il Is COW
ardIV Ia he ahaonno