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Newspaper
Durham Recorder
Location
Durham, North Carolina, United States of America
Date
Dec 08, 1887
Page
5
Discounted prices on ladies wool jerseys, including 75 cent and 1.00 options, with higher end models at 1.15 to 1.75. Also offering dress goods, Canton flannel, bed ticking, and bleached fabrics at low rates. Corsets promoted with a 25 cent cod corset and a 50 cent elegant Warner model, plus Warner coraline and health corsets in stock.
Mr Thaxton authorized agent for ads and subs for the Recouper. Marriage license issued to Alex Vozart and Della Curtis. Thomas J. Marshall of Oak Grove Township died aged 17. NC Methodist Conference to meet next year in New Bern. Electric lights planned for streets and factory enclosures. City council reports and licenses granted for pool hall, restaurants. Jury list corrections for 1888. Local obits, street improvements and market notes. Chess of various town affairs including the weather, theater notices, and ads for Christmas goods.
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