The Durham recorder. [volume] (Durham, N.C.) 1879-19??, 1892-07-20

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Until August ) Mars win b.
nearer the earth than it will b.
again for fifteen years New
York Herald.
Preparations will soon BE-
made for holding the State Fair
those who attend fairs and SEE
the races knows the difference
between horse sense and horse
talk.
lt has been pretty genera
for several montnsto sum il
all up landslides, volcanic
ernptions cyclones, strikes
pitched attles between capita
and labor, dynamite train rob
bing-all this in the past few
monthsl What next?
Getting it down fine; an ex,
change says girls should look
into the character Of their sweet
hearts. Many little traits will of
ten make it plain. If he econo
mically puts out the light in the
parlor when visiting her that's
a sign he's going to be close.
1T is getting hot again, and
ii IL ALTOGETHER useless to fry Ia
talk to people about our public
roads; those who are not in their
fields at work have gone TO the
shade. We will get them inter-
ested by and blythe Legisla-
ture, too.
We viii say that Congress
is not doing much. The public
building bill for Durham has
been carried off TO the sea shore.
or TO the Worlds Fair in some
ones pocket, or might as well
be for all the good it is doing:
and ii has been definitely set
tied that that august body will
adjourn as soon as il gets ready.
An overseer and a good sub
scIiber said a few days ago,
that TIE RECORDER was "kick
ing up a hi of a dust about
public roads, and If it didn't
mind il would come down with
it," Well, if he is not d good
oyerseer, we know one thing, he
is witty and a good subscriber.
Every workingman should do
all he can for the election Of Mr.
Cleveland, because his election
means popular government, the
equality of men and an end TO
the false conditions which make
Carnegies possible and permit
Pinkertonism 20 run riot. IL
means equal laws to equal men
and-an end Of favors 70 the few
New York World.
is it not remarkable that
under a high protective tariff
Oh re should be so many unem
ployed men TO rush in and take
the places Of the Carnegie
strikerss To read the Repnbli
can organs one would suppose
tiat every man in the United
States Is employed every day in
the yearat large wages. Louis.
vile Courier journal.
While we have had an ex-
cess Of rain crops so far have
not suffered 10 any great ex-
tent. There has been too much
for tobacco in low fat places,
and the we lther has been rath-
or cool for cotton, but the out
look is very fattering and
farmers are IN good spirits.
Corn never looked better and d
larger acreage has been planted
than usual. Henderson Gold
Leaf.
Stop Il! A correspondent in
Our Dumb Animals says: 1.-THE
eggs Of many OF our most use
full and beautiful birds are now
wantonly collected and destroy
cd under the pretepce Of making
collections, and IL this II allow
cd % continue, our land will be
oyerrun with winged and creep
ing pests, which will destroy
our fruit and vegetation, and be
a nuisance to our households. .
Old Orange is coming. a
party strolling through some
parts Of the county last week
says, ops never looked better.
A few years back, on account
Of crop failures, there was dp
preston. Col. Carr il making
oil kinds Of improvements 1T his
farm near the old town of Hills.
boro, some say that others are
about 10 get a move on them;
they can't stand back and see
the good work going on and "a
nothing. One man said the in.
augural ball was about 10 start
along on that line. Let Il koeu
rolling. People that talked
gloomily a few years back arc
smiling now. Go IN any direc.
ton, you will find only a few
that will tell you that ruin
stares them in the face. A
glance, however, nc what the
people are doing and can al
leaves no room for any man Il