The Durham recorder. [volume] (Durham, N.C.) 1879-19??, 1891-03-04
DURHAM RECORDER.
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MEDSE,i, N. s,ar.a 1 1891.

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-All the prophets agree that
this will be an early spring.
Mr.. b. L. Duke is spending
the week in New York. f5
A large number OF Durham
its attended tho Newbem Eair.
Durham merchants are SELL
ing their goods at bottom prices.
The farmers have got what
they have long been wishing
for, sunshin !.
Bishop T.. b. Lyman will
preach at 81. Philips Church,
Durham, Easter.
Mrs Nancy Lynch died at
her home nea. University Sta
tion last Friday might
1t is a superstition to b.
lieve that where the elgls builds
it's nest the lightning lever
strikes.
Easter eggs have come to
the front III Vaughan drug
store Come On with your How
ers.
The Durham warehouses
sold during IL -ruary over two
million pounds VI tobacco. The
average was high.
Miss Anna Merritt, OF Pitts
boro, who has been visiting the
family Of her uncle Mr.. M. III.
Jones, left for home Monday.
Mr.. j. w. Floyd, formerly
of this place, is being tried at
Darlington, s. G., for KILN 3 his
brother-in-law. Mr.. X. b. Boone
appears for Floyd.
Several important cases
from Durham county will be
tried in the Supreme court this
week. All Of orr attorneys are
ia attendance.
Capt. w. w. Carroway, the
popular canvasser Of the News
a. Observer, was in Durham
, shaking hands with his nuner-
our friends yesterday.
MIR. A. L. Lloyd has return
ed from a visit TO his old home
Richmond, Va. Miss Mamie
Grubbs returned with h;n and
will spend some time here.
When you want to buy a
first class guano for cotton and
tobacco call on Darlington Il
Thaxton who are special agents
for Allison & Addison's cell
ebrated brands.
Capt. "Buck" Lea is reach
ing for the boys now and is sell
ing lots Of tobacco at the old
Reams warehouse. Hurrah for
Lea Il Darlington, the farmers
strong friends.
Two bills have been passed
by the Legislature, one 70 in
corporate the Parrish Ware
house Company Bank and the
other to incorporate the Duke
bank.
Rev. DIR. j. William Jones
will lecture at Stokes Hall to-
night for the benefit Of the
North Carolina Soldiers Home.
Everybody should 60 out and
contribute to the support Of the
disabled Confederates.
Our merchants have had a
good trade since the first OF
January. We are glad 10 see
this. They have had a. hard
struggle but now seem 70
be on the high road 20 success
and prosperity.
"A bill has passed third
reading in the lower House OF
the Legislature 70 incorporate
North Durham. This Is going
O little too far; why not in.
corporate all these surborbion
villages and make one big
grand Durham
The Old Reliable, THE Dun.
HAN RECORDER has a good bona
'fide circulation, not as large al
the New York World or the
London Times, but Is second Il
no paper in circulation publish
ed In the golden tobacco belt
This Is a pointer for advertisers
The RECORDER, Is not get
ting there, il has already goi
there Ion a big circulation WI
mean; and II the citizeus doubt.
Il we can only look across Oh,
border and rest on the mem0r,
Of George Washington. Til
REcoRDER is that kind Of stuff
That's Il: an exchange wei
says: Competent aud progress
sive Roard Supervisors are tn
basis OF good roads In ever,
community, and just as soon a
the people buckle down TO fai
dealing with and for themselves
: they viii elect their best ant
most aggressive citizens Super