The Durham recorder. [volume] (Durham, N.C.) 1879-19??, 1892-03-16
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Bring your tobacco to Dur
ham.
Bring your produce to Dur
ham.
Setting a good example is
generally the best way to give
good advice.
However things may seem,
no evil thing is success, and no
good thing is failure.
SO many aback numbers" !,
i. this life try to disguise it by
coming out in holiday editions.
by all means let's have the
next Fruit Fair in Durham. 1t
would be really another step in
advance.
ALI the warehousemen here
will push the market as it has
never been pushed. Keep an
eye on the London Of the South.
You can make up hard things
you have said about your neigh
bors and friends, but it will al
ways show whore it is patched.
With head up and tail over
the Observation-Disclosures stop un-
til you reach the old Reams
warshousc-the place to sell
your tobacco. Fl
Good for him-a lazy mans
tale: First day, hired; second
day, tired; third day, fired.
These are the kind Of fellows
that talk about hard times.
Conscience is that part of a
man that hurts when he says
hard things about his neigh
bors, and he find them pulling
away from him-that is if he
has got any.
-Whe will see the first peach
bloom of the season? We hope
no one will be able TO report for
some time to come, for we have
been told by several farmers
that fruit is generally killed dur
ing the month of April-about
the dark of the moon.
Hits 'em hard. The Wom-
ans Voice, a paper published
at Boston, Mass, says: "Titled
women in London receive COM
pensation for introducing Amer.
leans into secretly. Some Of the
silly American girls who are
thus introduced win doubtless
be glad years hence TO pay some
one 70 help them obtain a di-
vorce from the titled rascals to
whom they were introduced"
Two young men OF Chapel
Hill came over Sunday with a
horse and buggy To see their
respective inamoratos. During
the evening Mr.. G.. takes the
horse and buggy and drives one
of the ladies 10 Chapel Hill.
leaving Mr.. 4. in Durham. He,
lMr. E.) was captured early
Monday morning by the Sun.
and is hustling type in that Of
flee while Mr.. G.. is hustling
4 light and passengers over the
Chapel Hill railroad.
We call attention 10 the
advertisement Of Michaels &
Co., which appears elsewhere.
Their store is the prettiest in
the South--well arranged, ar
tistically displaying their inn
mense stock of drugs. In fact
they keep everything that can
be found in q first-class drug
store; polite clerks, and gentle
manly attention is one Of the
main things with the house.
When in town drop in whether.
you need anything in their line
or not every courtesy will be ex
tended.
We find this sad piece Of
Intelligence in the Graham
Cleaner: On last Saturday af-
ternoon J NJ. EcClure, living
near McCray, this county, went
70 Miles liquor shop just over
in Caswell. He rode on q cart
drawn BY q mule. On his re-
turn home he lost his life. He
was found dead Sunday morn
ing. His mule had run away
with him. Ii appears that hc
had fallen backward whether
from intoxication we cannot
say and that his feet were en-
tangled in the cart and that he
was dragged upon his back
about four miles. His
clothes were torn from his back,
which was awfully torn and
lacerated and the skull Of the
back OF the head was bare. An
awful DEATH Mcclure was not
far from forty years old. He
left a widow with eight children.
1T will be 10 the interest Of
every reader Of this paper to
read the testimonials on. the first
page IN regard 70 DIR. N. M.
johnson Il Co.'S horse and cat.
Gle powders. They are recon.
mended by those who are In q
position 20 know what they are