The Durham recorder. [volume] (Durham, N.C.) 1879-19??, 1893-01-11
DURHAM RECORDER.

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The columns Of THH Rnc
ORDER are open to advertiser
everywhere.
THE REcoRDaR has q larp,
circulation and ID thereby
good advertising medium.
The spring session Of Trim
lty college has opened up we'll
and the boys continue to com,
in.
- second snow fell in thil
city on Wednesday evening. 1
attained unto the depth Of about
three inches.
Tho north wind began tt
blow on Thursday night and by
Friday morning the weather
was tho coolest of the season.
"A son of Judge Walter
CLARK aud a SON of Judge J. c.
NcRea have entered the
Mechanical College at Raleigh
The most prscIse and care
full among our citizens have
been falling about considerably
during the past week ortwo.
The truly proud man knows
neither superiors nor interiors.
The first he does not admit Of;
the last he does not concern
himself about.
The movement in favor of
good roads 10 daily gaining
strength, and it begins TO look
ct last as il something will be
accomplished.
We learn that Mr.. Rufus
Kerans an old resident Of Ran
dolph couaty died suddenly one
day last week. He lived at
Trinity college.
Mrs. Robt. Cox, an sstima-
bio lady OF this city, died on last
Saturday and was buried on
Sunday. She leaves q husband
and three small children.
For two weeks or more,
Durham has had solid streets
and sidewalks. The ice looks
like il had come to stay. 1t has
bsen 80 extremely cold that the
sun has no effect upon the ice.
The man who got up the
fake about she horrible tragedy
in Mitchell county in which
more than 80 lives verc lost,
ought to be applied, vigorously,
10 the butt end Of a shingle fer
about halt an hour. He is too
light 10 have the shingle ap-
piled TO him.
we notice in the proceed
ings Of the legislature that our
townsman and representative
from this county, Mr.. Frank
Fuller, has been placed upon
some very important commit
lesson Judiciary, Corpora
tons, Privileges, and Insurance.
We are glad to note the prom.
inencs given our worthy tswns-
man.
The Chsrlstts Observer
nomina tes Hon. w. NJ. Robbins,
Of Statesvills, for the Mexican
mission. A better selection
could not be made. Mr.. Rob
bins has been q hard worker in
the democratic ranks and has
received but little recognition.
We would rejoics in hit promo
ton.
Wealth and poverty are alb
slract ideas, and they pass into
each other az that continually
shifting point where the bal
ance 10 struck between wants
and the means Of gratifying
them. To have few wants Is a.
sure q means 20 wealth as 20
have much money. What 10
wealth after one manner or up
bringing IL poverty after an
other.
Mrs. w. II. Muse, q teacher
In Trinity NJ. Il. Sunday school
gives q medal each year 10 the
pupil ia her class who Is most
prompt IN attendance. Miss
Minnie Maugum has bees the
fortunate winner for three years
In succession, and Sunday sho
WAS presented with the third
prize. Prof. L. s. Sheppe made
the presentation speech.
Mr.. B. II. Cozart and Mr..
A. w. Thompson left the city
Tuesday morning on q business
trip some distance in the coun.
try, when at the Junction OF
the ID. & N. and o. 4. g. rail.
road the horse took fright and
ran away. Both gentlemen
we're right badly used up-ons
returning with . broken nose
and many scars and the other
with . hip out Of place and
probably ssns broken ribs.