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Newspaper
Durham Recorder
Location
Durham, North Carolina, United States of America
Date
Feb 10, 1892
Page
2
The Durham Recorder notes an editorial stance favoring Grover Cleveland as Democratic nominee amid Hill of New York challenges. It cites opinions from the Philadelphia Times, arguing Cleveland best represents honest government and a solid path to victory, while Hill’s bid risks division.
The column notes a May easing of tension around Burlington. Reidsville elects H Galloway mayor. Oliver Clark of Hadley township dies of pneumonia. Granville court sentences five to the work house. Oxford arsons light up the country. J A Privett of Wilson makes an assignment. Evangelist Fife conducts meetings in Tarboro stirring interest. Charlotte Graded School to close in three weeks. Whiskey tax repeal ends a measure. A Geldsboro family of four reportedly ages 27 years total. Dr L A Hanks shoots three partridges at once near Chatham. E T Branch of Enfield dies by falling into a well. Rev Dr Yates emphasizes reading in education at Roxboro. Piedmont Driving Club forms in Reidsville for a mile kite track and 3,000-seat grandstand. Monroe Enquirer notes nearly 100 chattel mortgages by a clock peddler. clocks sold for 13 dollars, dealer price 3.50 in Monroe. DeWitt Roberts of Hickory Mountain loses arm feeding a timber-cutting machine. Gastonia negroes form an anti theft league and chase a thief, beating him after catching him with stolen clothes. A Stanly County woman dies and admits theft on her deathbed. a husband is imprisoned for the act. Deputy George Jones arrests Thomas Morris of Davie County for illegal whiskey selling. Morris had 30 to 40 gallons in his wagon. A committee favors a joint resolution to elect Senators by the people. Chicago Democratic convention to be held in a large wigwam with 15 000 capacity costing about 27000.
This item promotes Electric Bitters as a cure for liver and kidney ailments and impure blood. It claims to cure headaches constipation indigestion and fevers, guarantees satisfaction or money back, and notes price and availability at RK Blackwall & Son's. It mentions political events in New York and Grover Cleveland speaking in Ann Arbor.
A fragmentary line from an old notice hints at guidance on protecting against various menstrual conditions with a suggested method. The text is incomplete and lacks verifiable details or a clear source.
A hearing before the Agriculture Committee discussed a bill to prohibit futures and options trading. Mr. Davis of Kansas argued for the bill while boards of trade from Chicago and Minneapolis opposed it, saying it would not benefit farmers and could mislead them.
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