The Durham recorder. [volume] (Durham, N.C.) 1879-19??, 1891-11-11
LOCAL HAPPENINGS.
The chrysanthemum show
is beautiful.

Rev. Sam L. Jones will lee
ture on his famous subject,
"Get There" at Parrish's ware
house Friday night.
Remember III. III. Markham
can supply you with anything
in the dry goods and grocery
line at the very lowest price.
Call on w. A. Slater & Co.,,
for good clothing, cheap cloth
ing, and for the nobbiest over
coats you ever saw.
The North Carolina Synod
Of the Presbyterian church met
in annual session here last
night. The RECORDER extends
a cordial welcome to each and
every one.
lit will be q great day for
high tariff manufacturers when
five-day steamer cuts through
the Atlantic. They won't have
to wait SO long for their inn.
ported workmen.
Thousands of children are
saved from disease and death
every year by the timely use Of
Shriner's Indian Vermifuge,
the popular remedy. Only 250
cents a bottle.
Mr.. A. b. Laforme Boston,
Mass, says: I ordered and dis
tributed one dozen large bottles
Bradycrotine among my friends
afflicted with headache, and in
every, case it has afforded al
most instantaneous relief.
We hope that Congressman
Bum will soon express himself
as being well pleased with the
result of the vote on his bill
askingfor an appropriation for
the establishment Of a public
buildingin Durhaml
The government crop report
for October gives the average
condition Of the crop Of the
United States as 9l.3, the high
est October condition, with one
except on, reported for more
than twenty years.
Our Mr.. @ is ringing it out
loud and deep,
THE RECORDER is not dead, nor
doth il sleep
The wrong must fail, the right
prevail,
With Peace on earth, good
viii 10 men. "
We will see. A very cold
winter spredicted by the wealth.
er wise. Bat they said we were
TO have a cold nasty summer,
and it proved to b. the finest
grade known. Let us hope their
doleful predictions for winter
will be alike reversed.
Not that kind Of a chrY-
santhemum. Thirty dollars a
VOTE That's the average
price, 'they say, Mr. Flower
paid for votes on last Tuesday.
There must be some mistake
here Many as may be the sins
which the grand old party has
10 answer for, it has never been
charged with selling itself out
at such a patty price as this. III
Mr.. Flower bought Republican
votes he had 10 pay the full
market quotations.
lit is gratifying to note not
only the growing confidence
an hopefulness in reference to
the business outlook for the
country, but il is especially
gratifying 10 note these among
our people In. reference To Dur
ham. The tone Of the business
community his sire ngthened,
the people are hopeful and con.
fiieit, business has show per.
ceptlble increase, and the indi.
cations are looked upon as III j
Of encouragement.
The large south wing that
DR.. N. M. johnson is having
build 20 his residence on South
street is about completed. There
are several new residences near
~ finished in that part Of the
city. "A glance backward over
the number Of dwellings which
have characterized the first ten
months 81 the present year in
different parts Of the city i'm
dicates that that period has
been most prolific in that class
Of structures denominated
dwelling houses = This has
been the busiest season for con-
tractors and builders in Durham
for many years. DOesn't this
show that Durham Is moving
onward
We received q postal card
from Hillsboro last Thursday In
reply 10 an item that appeared
In THE RECORDER Wednesday,
touching upon the Ohio cleo.
ton. The friend that sent the
card failed 20 sign his name;
he wrote with red ink SUP.
pose he was bettirg on all the
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