The Durham recorder. [volume] (Durham, N.C.) 1879-19??, 1891-02-25

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Lizzie Turner. 1t was a sur
prise to their host Of friends.
The RECORDER extends it's con-
CALCULATIONS.
The negro house breaker,
Henry Parker has been captur-
ed by Policeman Faucett. A
large bunch of false keys was
found on his person. He has
been lodged in Jail.
We notice quite a number
of new residences going up in
different parts of town. The
indications are that there will
be q great deal of building DUR
ing the spring and summer.
"A bill has been introduced
in the Legislature to prohibit
'possum hunting in Durham and
Chatham counties between the
first Of February and the first
of Oct. :
Notice of incorporation of
the Golden Belt Real Estate Ex-
change appears elsewhere. The
capital of the company is $40, 900.
They propose to sell, rent or ex-
cha lge town or country pro-
perty.
The Consolidated Land and
Improvement Company have
placed 800 valuable lots on the
market. They propose when
the lots are sold to erect a large
cotton factory and a knitting
mill.
III. Steinmetz the Raleigh
florist has an advertisement in
this issue Of THE RECORDER.
He has for sale now a large
quantity Of cabbage plants and
flowers of ell varities. Write
for prices etc.
"A party consisting of Messrs.
g. II. Norton, w. I. 0'Brient,
Geo. r. Jones and George
White left Monday for BENEFITS
pond in Person county where
they will spend several days
fishing and hunting.
Elder Isaac Jones will preach
at the Primitive church iii Dur
ham Saturday night before the
second Sunday in March and
second Sunday at Gotten fac
tory, also Saturday and fourth
Sunday in Durham.
Read advertisement Of Dur
ham Fertilizer Co. This stand
ard guano has taken the lead Of
all its competitors in North
Carolina. II has been tested in
the fields and proven TO be su-
perior 70 any on tie market.
There was q reunion of the
children and grand children and
relatives of j. w. Hackney,
Esq, at his residence in Chat.
ham county on the 18th inst.
About !ieghty partook Of the
elegant dinner set before them.
Mr.. ]. 7. Weaver, one Of
Orange county's best farmers
was on the market this week
with 260O pounds of fine tob Ic-
co. He sold at Capt. Parrish's.
IL averaged him a nice little
check of five hundred and fif-
teen dollars.
There has been lots Of to-
bacco on the market. The sales
continued until late in the even
ing Thursday and several rows
was sold by the electric light.
Il showed up well and brought
good prices. Hurrah for Dur
ham!
-Johnson,s Sunny South Con-
dition powders are selling rapid
~. These goods are being taken
by merchants in different parts
Of the State. They are put up by
N. M. johnson a Co., of this
place. They are highly recon-
mended for stock Of all kinds.
The bill introduced in the
legislature requiring insurance
companies 10 deposit S25,O 900
with the State Treasurer before
they can do business in North
Carolina is meeting with oppo-
sition in many sections. The
bill should be defeated. The
object and aims are wrong.
We are pleased 70 learn that
Mr.. Julius II. Mailer, Of Raj.
cigh, has come 10 Durham; he
will engage in the tobacco BUSH
ness with Mr.. Albert Kramer.
We nre always glad 20 welcome
such gentlemen 70 our growing
city.
Elsewhere will be found a
big advertisement Of the Mallory
Durham Cheroot Co. This COM
pany started d little more than
three months ago. They now
make only "0ld Chunk che.
roots These cheroots can be
found In nearly every store in
central Carolina. Always call
for "0ld Chunk" cheroots when