The Durham recorder. [volume] (Durham, N.C.) 1879-19??, 1891-02-18
DURHAM RECORDER.
MEpNE 3nAY. February Is, 1891.
Women laugh when they
an and weep wnen they will.

expansion.
4 The bad roads is causing
Il wood to be in demand at toler-
n ably stiff prices.
n Mr.. e. G. Hackney, editor
Y proprietor Of this paper il in
n Chatham this week.
See notice of land sale by
1 G. B. Green, Esq, Receiver, on
Monday the 23rd Of next month.
Mr.. Geo. P. Hart, of the
Golden Belt Real Estate Elk
change, was in the city yester-
day.
We are sorry to learn of the
serious illness of Mr.. w. II.
Woods, son of Mr.. 10 Woods at
Five Points,
Y The Farmers Alliance Of
4 wDurham county is in a prosper
Gus condition. Its membership
is very largo.
Merchants order Old Chunks
4 choroots for your trade. They
n are the best cheroots ON the
markets.
Real Estate dealers and
land companies appreciate THE
Recorder rs an advertising
medium.
The circulation of The RE-
c0RDER ii increasing very rapid
i ". Advertisers should make q
note Of this.
q The ramor That the State
vii furnish all the "colonels"
aud ssjujgss'' in this section
\ with swords Is a mistake.
Old Chunks Chroots have
n been placed in the hands OF i65
merchants in this State and
Virginia. They give satisfac.
ton 70 tie public.
Country merchants should
buy Old Chunks Durham che
roots. manufactured by the
Mallory Durham Cheroot Co.
Durham n. g.
-Subscrsbers who have beer
receiving Tag RECORDER with
out paying for it should call ant
pay their dues. You have made
u q good crop and have the money
Come right up and pay.
We were glad 10 see Mr
J. Il. Hughes, OF Creedmoore
N. c., in our Office Monday. II
the future. THE RECORDER vii
make its weekly visits to hi
home.
Now ii the time - get
supply of good tobacco seed
Vaughan keeps Ragland's, th'
best in the country; and any
thing else you want in the drul
line. see advertisement.
1t II passing strange tina
n Ex-Goy. Jarvis understands th
Brazilian language so well am
vet don't seem to know mucl
about American tobacco or Col
leges He is judged by a cer
tain interview.
Sugar Hill was the scene .
q bloody knife Saturday night
Three white youngsters engae
ed in q cutting scrape; one Q
them received an ugly cut i
the side. This noted hill !
situated in the suburbs OF tn
city.
On the list inst, in the nortl
ern part Of this county, Dir. !
h. Darlington broke the solem
stiffness OF the holy Sabbath b
crushing the life out of q ma
dog. The dog bit Mr.. Jane
he came 70 town and apple
the mad stone.
Read the three column a
yertiseinent elsewhere of q
Mutual Loan and Trust Con
pany. Messrs. X. b. Boone
Co. and W. NJ. Busbee are u
agents in Durham. Stock
this Company will pay q han
some dividend.
Where Is Durham's publ
build ng. Where is Hon. Il. ]
Bum. Ii he sleeping at b
post. What Is the obstacle
the way Of action on his pan
Who can enlighten Us. la
summer he was one Of M a
with US.
Our boarding houses al
hotel are making preparati
for the entertainment of Z
large number Of visitors Oh
will be III the city next mon
n attending the N. M. q. Al. co
vention. The majority u o
private houses will also be I'll
by visiting friends.
We regretted 10 see Mr..
b. Eldridgc leave for Lexingts
this week. Mr.. Eldridge \
been editor d this paper sir
the first 81 the year; q