I) IHHI AM -'RECORDER
WEDNESDAY, July 0,. 1892. j
LOCAL AM D0 T H E R MEVVS
Too much rain; the grass is
getting ahead of the farmers
Doctors? Pdhaw! Take Beech
ara'8 Pills. . !
W. M. Yearby is homo from Soeka- J
tuiti where he has been rusticating
for a fivr daya. ...
In the midst of these good
seasons, we like to forgot to
Bay that fishing worms turns to
lightning bugs. .
More attention ought to be
paid to tha teeth of our domestic
animals, Bays a writer. They
often suffer from neglect. ;
Mr. L M. Gray, of Rogers'
Store, was in the city Saturday
lie reports the nrst cotton
bloom of the season, also crops
looking fine. A
Sweat and dust, as well as
ill-litting collars, cause- the
horse's shoulder to gall; and
it is said high collars will make
a dude's ears sore.
A friend said the other day
that it would be an everlasting
disgrace to America to keep the
World's Fair open on the Sab
bath. 1 "
Try to put in such crops as
will give you something to sell
at least every month in the rear,
than you will bo able to say
, farewell to 'Baltimore chicken.'
Stand up like a man and
honor your calling. You may
have wrongs but they are in
your farm, although some of
them may be m your farming.
Several farmers have told
us in the past few days that on
account of the wet and cloudy
weather hay-making has beeu
delayed far beyond its season.
Give your farm credit for
furnishing you a home 'rent
free, and tor a thousand and
one -necessaries and luxuries
which you would have to pay
cash for in a city. . -
The farmers say the best
remedy that can b used to keep
chickens in good condition is
l)r N. II Johnson & Go's pow
ders. A daily ration of it will
bring them, out
The old building (Hotel
Claiborn) is fast disappearing;
the new building will soon be
going up rapidly, and wh3a
completed will be one among
the cnest in this country.
Bear in mind that Fredand
(c Christian's grand excursion
will leave here for Norfold on
the 14th of this month. Th if
will atford everybody an oppor
tunity to see all the princip e
cities. Wait for Freeland &
Christian's excursion.
It would be kood for farm
ers if some of their number
would write out farm experi
ences and observations for The
kccordeb, thereby conveying
to all interested many useful
leusons that otherwise must be
lost, except to a few. Let's
hear from you friend.
It must be a great luxury to
live on a good road. It pays
everyone living along a road to
do his bhare toward making it a
L'oodone. Hetore another 4th
of July comes around let's have
the best of . roads, and than we
can say with every firecracker
that snans. every cannon that
booms and every bell that rings,
thank God we are a progressive
people.
The Raleigh correspondent
of Ue Wilmington Messenger
says that one of the great foa
tures of North Carolina's ex
hibit at Chicago will be that of
manufactured tobacco. Itwil
boa consolidated exhibit from
the eight great tobacco manu
facturing towns. This collec
tion will be in charge of Col
Julian S. Carr, and it is quite
certain that nothing at the
World Fair will surpass it
though of course Virginia man
ufactures will make great ef
forts.
The Ukcorkek is rend by
eerybody that is to say, by
every family living In four
counties, it is a fact as well cs
, tablished, and as well-known as
in the very exihtencc of the pa
tier. Now w ask our merchants
and those who want to get their
business uerore the farmin
Class AnK THESE THE PEOPLE
W III 'SB FATKOXAOR YOU WHlt TO
cultivate The vehy salt or
HIE E A UTII J
Some things are Mranger
man union. tvecant tell fo
' the life of us why some poop
ay Jun bugs. They always
come in July. Now when they
nay a lizard is a cro between
a bull frog and a snake, we
know what they mean, but
when they call a July bug a
June bug, we don't know what
they mean. Hut it doesn't
make much difference whether
its a June bug or a July bug,
the bug and lizard aro like some
people, they scm to enjoy the
notoriety,
-An old maid writes The
Recorder a touching letter; it
brings water to the printer's
eyes, we would like to publish it,
but it is too lonur We will nev
er give her away poor old gal.
we nope that soino one will hnd
her out; put up horse shoos and
chicken boues, is the only ad
vice we can give her. and if
nature hasn't made a bundinc
job of her gave her a pug nose,
bad complexion and hopeless
red hair, she ' will step off
ono of these days. But if she is in
this condition, it surely isn'tthe
poor girl's fault. She writes
weil. ..We said we would not
tell her-name there are only
two parties under the sun that
6 would tell, and they are two
druggist, Her subject is "The
Beauty of Girlhood." We can
only give the first part of her
etter: She says: "How often
does the woman who has left
her teens behind her long for
those days when there wan a
crispness and a novelty in the
every day aliairs of life that
seem now so prosaic, so dull and
so utterly unlike the self same
items of that pnst that never
can come again. Life looks so
entirely dilterent through the
eyes of girlkood. There is no
serious side to it. It is all hope,
unshadowed by doubt or pain
ful experience. The sunshine
of earth is brighter, the clouds
fewer and smaller and heart
beats faster in those lovely
days." . -
'There is a feature of the
rawback provision of the Mc-
Kinley law which may be of in
terest to farmers. A tariff of
5 cents per bushel is levied on
wheat to protect the American
farmer from competition with
Canada. As it takes five bush-
s of wheat for a barrel of
our. the tana on enough
heat for a barrel of flour is
1.25. That is what the North
western miller would have to
pay if be bought Manitoban
wheat. i!ut supposo he should
et a big order from Cuba, as
the result of reciprocity, for
flour If for filling that order
ho should buy Manitoban wheat
our Treasury Department would
refund him ninety-nine per
cent, of the tax on the wheat.
ostead-of the duty costing him
1.23 per barrel "for the protec
tion of the American farmer"
would coot him 11 cents; in-
tead of Bavins? 23 cents ner
bushel he would pay I cent! The
same u true or barley, l lie
government is row, trying to
work up a good foreign bocr
trad? for American brewers.
For use in making beer for ex
port the American brewer can
use Canadian l)ii rley without
aymg the duty of 30 cents per
bushel. Ai he would have to
ay would be three-tenths of
one cent per bushel which is
ractically nothing. How much
is the Anidrican farmer getting
out of the "reciprocity" scheme;
western e (change.
IN DURHAM.
Now that vacation is here
those who have to put up with
their boys around-the house
may perhaps feel a little com-
Eassion for Prof, Buchanan, who
as about a hundred and Prof.
Kennedy who have to endure
over 400 or so
along,
' , , In Durham.
It is said that a young Durham
ite is paying his respects to a
young lady a long way from
here. Now we think this is
wrong, and he is bound to know
it, for he carries the mail a
round and sees for himself; but
he is a good fellow, smart and
food looking; and the Colonel
nows and we all know that he
will not do wrong unless it is
absolutely necessary to save a
good cause. But Cupid is at
work and the situation is very
perplexing
- in Durham.
Remember the book' of know-
iedsce is the oldest book of all,
and has been wide open to all
ever since man had an existence
oo the globe.
Boodle will not be as potent
in '92 as it was four years ago.
of them right This will be a campaign of rea
son, not ono oi cu.au.
Two saloons are running on
he World's Fair grounds in
Chicago, and intoxicating
drinks are sold to the work
men on the grounds.
HOGS
Ah. finnul. vnii sari littlfl RC.amn. Thin June 18th. '92. Adm'ir and Com,
, r., . .
h HAM I liLhAm ri, ,. ha1 tmuT ! -
keenawav. "
f you do not you'll Certainly Cn not become healthy fixxl mmply hy the
tramo ' , J"1"" u.
To the march that a broom- QTjE J RAISERS
niaiA, vau via. j I ' '
We'll teach you but. ah, we I Owe it t tliemiielvcgand odftyto
are afraid
That our boasts are all empty
and vain, -
And the heart of these gay lit
tle maids
Is too gentle to give you such
pain ,. . ',
in Lmroara.
There are lots of good schools
and able teachers
In Durham.
"If a body meet a body
Comin' through the rye;
If a body kiss a body
eeda body cry:'
In Durham. .
That the cow jumped over the
moon none doubt,
Tis plain to this very day;
are
Ck'pt-I Hill Dots.
k friend writes to us as follnTS
Ion. John Manning's Law
summer) School has oponcd
nneiy excellent attendance.
Several samruer visitors
icre.
Many improvements are go
ing on new buimings and re
pairs are going on in evry di
rection, j
A good plasterer and brick-
mason needed, also a furniture
and repair store in demand
MOUNT AIKV WUITi: fcl'L-
mcie 81uings.
Notice of Sale!
Rv virtue of an order of the Superior
Court of Durham oounty, I will, on
Monday, August 1st, 1892.
at 12 o'clock at the Court House door in the
own of Durham sell to the hiheot bidder
the following dencribed lot of land wtiiated
on I'tuiwell Hill, In the county of Durham,
adjoining N. C K. R. Co'i right of way. Dr.
J. L. Watkins and others, containing one
half a:re more or let and more fully de
scribed in the petition tiled in said Court,
being the Iwnwe and lot owned and occupied
by Mildred Walker at the time of herdintl .
Term of sale : One third canh, one-third
in (J months, ono-lhird in 12 raontlia, de
ferred pavinenta drawing 8 per nt inter
cut from date of rale. J.S. MAMNiau.
ltlivumatism Cured in a Day
"Mystic Cure" for Rheuma
tism and Neuralgia radically
cures in 1 to 3 days. . Its action
11 A ? - , 1.1 -
upon ine system is remarKauie
and mysterious. : It removes at
once the cause and the disease
mmediatelv disappears. The
first dose greatly benefits. 75
cents. Sold by N, M. Johnson
& Co. Druggist, Durham.
KlTERSnTOFKOm CUtOUSI-
Instruction is offered in four general
courses of study, six brief courses, a larga
numlier of special courses, ana in law, med
icine and engineering. The Faculty in
cludes twenty teachers. Scholarships and
loan funds are available tor needy yonng
men of talent and character. The next ses
sion Iteuina Sept. 1. For catalogue with full
information address
PRESIDENT WINSTON, , ;
Chapel Hill, N. C.
Advocate Reform
In swine-raising that will pmmoU the pub
lic health. Mom snouia oe lea
DR. , JOSEPH HAVS
Hok and Poultry Remedy.
The only reliable medicine for swine. Used
auoowwlulirlor louneen years.
Prevent IHseae, Arrests Disease, Suips
, Couglis, Destroys Worms, Hastens Alain
itv. lncrcaxes the Flesh.
For Sale by W. M. YEARBY,
YMrliv's Drill, Smre. Durham. N. C
Ier Course thrOUjrh the beay ens Price, $2.50, flAOaud oOc package! The
ara etill mnlfn nut' I " larirent are tne cneaiiesi.
A ,1 ,-nll it f V.a V iltv Wnv WriU! for testimonials. "Uogoiogy,' -
j -j I M,1mhlflnnKiii will tie mailed
fur a 2-mit stamp Orders by mail
receive prompt attention.
JOSEPH HAA,
jun-22-3m. Indianapolis, Ind.
MICHAELS i COS
-NEW- -. .
-DRUG-
-STORE-
In Durham.
There are two' brass bands in
this city. Is it any wonder that
we were rattled last Monday
In Durham?
Cleve and Steve we like the
name "
In Durham.
We stand at the doorway
We're eager for life, i -
We yearn for its conflicts .
And on coming strife!
We know there'll be sorrows,
But, e'en let them fall,
We go forth to labor
And that conquers au
In Durham.
We go forth together;
:i he trials win creep
Alike in each life,
As. trying and deep,
The rude world will buffet,
Tern ntat ions will call
We defy them by labor '
For that conquers au
V In Durham.
Dame Fortune stands yondor
With beckoning band-
Fame, riches. and fortune,
Are ours to command,
A name for ourselves,
In cottage or hall, "
Gained only by labor -
This alone, conquers an
. In Durham.
Remember the teachings
Our school days instill:
"There's always a war
If there's only a will."
Press forward! Press onward!
What e'er may befall!
Press forward and labor,
And so, conquer all
In Durham.
Advertise in Tub Burham
Recorder, and subscribe.
rnnTTTMii
1UM1 .
LUMBER, v
LUMBEB
FOR SALE.
FLOORING. CEILNG
and Weather
Boarding, " ' .
Rough or .Dressed,. Common
Inch Boards and Framing.
' Heart Pine Shingles.
Write for prices to
B. I'OOE, JR.,
PLtsboro, N. C.
juno 15-3m.
irn:
QAR0L1MA BEACH,
in
in
PI
MIGHT
4 Dtlielitrul llewltli end Kunt
ruer ltriturt.
We take pleasure in informing
our menus and tne public gen
erally that the Hotel at this fa
mous resort has lust been wel
furnished with a nice selection
of new f urniture and an entirely
new outtit throughout, and open
ed June 15th. '
The water at this Spring is
claimed by comment Judges to
be superior to any of. the kind
in the State, and equal to the
(ireonbiiar White (Sulphur of
Virzinia: and for beauty of
scenery and pleasantness of lo
cation, is hardly surpassed by
an r other resort.
r . .. . . ... .
It is, situated at tne base oi
the Bliio Ridge mountain, and
that beautiful mountain stream,
the Ararat river Kows tnrougn
the grounds near the Spring, af
fording such delightful sports
as boating, bathing, etc.
MOO and Board llrst-class in
every particular. Rates $25.00
nad i.W.oo tcr month or 110.00
ner week: children under 12
years of nge and servants, half
price, ihese rates also apply to
families and parties, uiunury
and Livery btable convenient
to the Swing.
The trains arrive at Mount
Airy at 4:15 in the afternoon,
affording suflicicnt time to
reach the Huring befere night.
Ample mail, express and tele
graph facilities. Address
Jordan & Bkowk,
jl-Cim . Mount Airy, N. C.
s
THIS FINE HO-
TCI . located on the At-
I LjLi lantic Ocean, sixteen
E miles below Wilmington.' It is
lone of the fittest
to bo found on the coast. The
Surf Is unsurpassed and within
fifty yards of the hotel.
The table is supplied daily
witn -
02CI5 KNJOYS
Both the method and reiulu hen
?vrnr of Fin is Ukoo: it U t'lcasaut
Slid refromhiiig to the ta-te, and acts
nuy yet promptly on the Jvkidcti,
irer sod Bowels, cleanses the y
tent efrectaallr. dimls coldi. bead.
clief and fevers and etirrs habitual
coiilipatkn. Bynip tf Figs is the
m v nmitiv or lis tina ever pro
duced. hIcmW it the taste and so- and RflFT 4TI7.
erpubie w iht siotnncD, prnmp n
ffiu. tmd enlv from the mn.t Besides every variety of
healthy and aLTwahle tub-Uncei, its nnest vegetables.
Fresli Fis!i
OYSTERS.
BCHRIMP3.
CRABS
the
are very reasonable
for further information to
many ticrllmt jiialitVi commend it
to all and have It the moat fT-Te rms
popular remedy known. Writefoi
MwMtn ni m arm ia ii tar ani ih in utK
nif not have t on hand will pro-
luhititute.
Murom no smup co.
nn nmisco. eu
CAROLINA DCACH.N.C.
jun U-3m.
WHILE WAITING WAIT FOR
he BIGr Sxcupsion,
Which leaves .
Durliain for ITorf oils,
THURSDAY-
JULY 14TH,
At 8,30 o'clock A. M., and returns on Saturday. July
16th, at 5:30 y. M.
FAKE, 82:50.
Freeland & Chpistian,
- MANAGERS.
)ATEXT
ATEXT
Pi
Painst
f. I EDICIXES,
ITU
EDICIKES,
WE ARE FULL TO THE BRIM
-WITH OUR-
Oils.
NEW STOCK
OF FINE
SPBIjSTG- CLOTHING-
assssssssHsaHSsssMMnwiMMHiSM t
Stop ana ue a look at them. The designs and pat
terns are the very newest and neatest A large
stock of Boys suits in two or three pieces.
HATS. HATS. HATS.
In an endless variety of Felts, Crushers and Stiffs.
STRAW m LINE
Neckwear, Umbrellas, Valises, Walking Canes, Etc.
W. A. SLATER & CO.,
N. W. Corner Main Street. Durham, N . C.
Lamps.
We deliver messages at the
office of any Physician in
Town for the benefit of
oar cuti.nsr
OUR 'PHONE IS XO. 0
Call or leave your message
in person. We will see
that your wants are at
tended to,
QUERIES:
... . . . . . . . i a .
ny is 11 10 your intercut w
have vour rrcscriptions filled at
v m m
jaicnaeis svox
BECAUSE they have so
nhvsicians to relv unon in
rnn tt accident and . therefore
will bo more careful to fill just
. . . a
as written, Knovinjr tne pnyst
cians are very exacting when no
pecuniary Interest ts at state.
Tnf wViv it 'it lmat. far riirai
otnna trt tin tlmir riTA
scriptions filled at Michaels &
VKisr
RECAUSE It frequently be
rompfl neessarv to chancre
treatment in the case before but
little of the medicine last pre
acriliMl in used then the tnulti-
Elicityof prescriptions cannot
o chargeable to the pecuniary
tnere is no uocior connecwu
with our establishment.
MIUHAELS
&
COB. MUX JUKOCM 8TRKSTS.
DURILUr.N.Q,
mar16
s
ffE OILY DESIRE YOI PATRONAGE"
WE HAVE A LARGE STOCK OF
DRUGS. MEDICINES, SOAPS.
HAIR and ToOtn Brushes.
and everything usually kept in a drug store to which we'
invite your attention.
1 We are always glad to see you.
2. No trouble to show goods.
3. If you don't see what you want ak to. it.
4. Lowest cash prices for the b-t g-md
5. A full assortment always 0:1 Irn I.
G, To please our customers, is our greatest delight.
P. W. VAUGHAN.
bKUGGIST,
DURHAM, N. C.
IS. t .11, L FOLLETT
CALLS ATnCSTIOS TO HER UlM LAt Of
mi
Are they stylish, pretty and chic? Ask the many who
have called. I have not the spaco tr repeat the many
compliments I have received this season
or rather
-MY HATS.
Please accept my thanks for the liberal patronage already
given this season.