The Durham recorder. [volume], June 22, 1892, Image 3

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WEDNESDAY, June 22, 1892.
LOCAL AND OTHER NEWS
Indigestion! Miserable! Take
jjeooham's Pills.
Sfie xiotico of Marcus Tilley
administrator.
Wait for the big excursion
that will leavo Durham on the
14th of next month. The big
gest tiiro you ever saw.
'jllThoiie western rivers '. -iwed
weights on thvir feet, says
an exeh m,j. They got tide
when tln'y reached the sea.
. Wlii'n (lin TlflW hntftl IK ho-
ing built, (Cliiiborn) the other
boarding hoiiHe-keepors are
wearing their broadest sraila
J. S. Manning, administra
toe and commissioner of Mildred
Walker offers a valuable lot for
sale. Soe notice in another col
umn. There will be a big bicycle
race at the Battle (Jround cele
bratiou on the 4th. Get there,
ye Guilford ' wheelmen and
wheeiboys "
It will soon bo time for the
darky in these parts to suck the
Gaorgia bucks. They generally
suck all the sweetness out of a
watermelon. ' y
One of the "finest as well as
largest iron mines is near Knap
of Keeds, Granville county, and
will soon be in operation by a
Pennsylvania firm.
No better time to visit Nor
folk, Washington and Balti
more than on Muse & Kenn's ex
cursion which leave3 Durham on
4li "7tVi rt th! wiinth
It will be to your interest to
real Dr. Ilaa's advertisement
...i ;.v l. l
wiuca appears in uuuuut cut
umn. lie tclla you what his
reinedy villdo f&r hogs and
poultry. It can be found at
i'earb's drug store.
It is thought by some that
on account of the great floods in
tho west recently,. that it will
be a backward season for the
summer lcust. We don't know
about that; but if that is the
case, it will be all the better Tor
the locust, for tho people sees
this paper, and they have read
about Johnson's horse and cat
tin powders; have used them awl
today the hog and chicken are
in fine trim to do up the locu.t
crop they are hearty.
Truth is mighty, and must
prevail; this old paper tells it
and shames the devil It wid
ens out with the days. Our old
friends who are en the free list
and there are quite a number
of them ere putting in a li-k
occasionally. They tell their
neighbors about it and we thank
them for it. Last week we put
an old lriend on the free list;
this week we put Mr. J. W.
Jordan's name on that list; his
jtostofice is Jordans' Grove
Tub liKCORr.KR has been mak
ing its weekly visits to his home
for over fifty years.
Buildings are going up in
every directum; Trinity College
will Bfoh be completed: the
Graded school building is about
completed; everything is on an
upward movement. A new
ppirit hat been iufutied into the
fannors f this section; they
have enlarged their areas; put
ting these things togeihtr they
are sutlicicnt to attract atten
tion. The history of Durham
for fifteen years has born one
of feverish, activity.
Will leave for Norfolk, Va.,
nn thfl 27th (nt iionihivV Cut
ready, for a grand lime willta
given all who
go Hound trip
tickets ifl 30.
Tbe I'ttltarMty.
The rapid and healthy grew lb
of the University durinjr the
past year is one of the best signs
of continued progress. The in
Milutlon is taking rauk with the
best in the country. Youctf
lueii wr.oueMreto ht theiiwlve
for u.-of ul careers in life, vhould
write t President Winston ut
C'Iiapd Hill, for fu'l information
Sms advertisement.
Ufa's i
'Twas but a violet lowly.
That grew by tho road alone;
But it came to the weary wan
d'rer Like a benison from home.
'TwaH but a hand touched kind
lr And a smile of greeting brief ;
But it lightened a load of nor
row
And brougbt to the heart ro
lief. 'Twai but the words, "I'm sor
ry;"
But it hclpd the pain to War
And all through the night
watches londy
llumalned like an angel fair,
tfoever In life's journey
The horrt that it's love
slows
Plucks up from the road tho
tllifitlwS
And plants in their place the
roHe.
Philadelphia Ledger,
Alliance Women,
A man once committed tui
cide bocausjo, as he alleged, he
got po tired of buttoning and
unbuttoning. It does not occur
to the' farmer's wife to forsake
tho dreary monotony of her
duties, but statistics disclose
that an undue percentage of the
insane are farmers' wives. Of
the ,. barren lives of fanners'
v. ivti3,'an Arkansas woman says
that v. hui a farmer gets lono-,
some ho rides over to a neigh
bor's to borrow a hoe or rake.
Then the two men talk about
tho crops, politics, exchange
newiipnperx, and both go back
to their work; refreshed. No
such relief from the monotony
of her household routine comes
to tho fanner's wife. Oncoa
week, tho weather permitting
and the children all well, she
may get to church. This is her
only recreation, for' visitors,
which are rare, only bring her
added cares. To these women
the Farmers' Alliance has been
an enlightened picnic. A Kan
sas woman at the St. Louis la
bor conference said that, bow
ever much the Farmers' Alli
ance had benefited men, it had
done still more for the farmer's
wife. " We are not afraid of tl e
men coiner back on us whm
they get into power. They know
well enough that if it had nit
been for tue women, the bottom
would have fallen out of tte
Kansas Alliance long ago. The
women make the bread, bake
cakes, roast the chickens and
turkeys and bod the coffee, and
the men come to the meetings
when they are sure of good
cheer. After they are there
they talk and plan, and ex
change views and newspapers.
But they wouldn't come if they
didu't know that women would
be there with their luuch bask
ets." It is interesting to note
in the world's progress that
while heretofore the connection
between empty larders and re
solutions has been directly and
often established, that it is the
first lnstanco when political re
volutions have been made to
ronton full stomachs, lms is
one of the hojteful signs of the
tunon, and th honor is due to
the western farmers' wives.
Whatever of good may come
out of it, the farmer's wife has
earned her portion.
t rout Yt'itt?ril.i' t mi.
DtAlH OP . A. HEABTT.
llIiwl of ml It lit JHrjily Mournvd
by Umr I'ceiil.
That ui:g-l who treu-ls the truck of
time, and guarU tiie entrance of tin'
vinilik- from tho iaviteiblo, spread bin
rin ovrr Diirhaui tbin morning
the ailvnr curd s IoomnI und the
'!tk'r bowl v;w broken at the foun
tain. "
About 8 o'cl'x.k tbe oiiirit of Edwin
.l;liiiu iloiu tt r.atwoU through the
i?rt lis of tlio un-m f runt Uio eoeu.
tie tl it-1 rum long continued (iiiknos,
l;tUuiiUy Uir:.t, ut the rt-tidi'iice ot
ait's, ruimirj-, on liiuaixi utrout, in
tlic a.'iii ypiif nf hisajt). Urn sp in
'A life wan like tin- ttky wlift tliuiit,
jii'l t-iar slrne U-iuiUlul and britfht.
tlo hut b"n a n."i.l"i)t ol Durlwtm
tor about fi'ht yearo, mid wsw it'a
tiliini wiUi biisiiiiwi in umiiy iuiK)rt-
Mil IXJhlllolH. IlM (Tt-Ct IjOIirlllL-.
xjuiicl wiili tdioiuict dignity, would
biivtt gra'X'd oii4 many jean his
ii ior. Above ail, his curu.niiautl
kiinlly d'-iiKNiuor markl him at on e
tim cliriftian g?iitiuiati, a mnn
rlio never f.tiici to tnsiiire tho Iwve
of hw kiiflml, the Miifcrc ri'sirl of
ln fritmda and tins well luiTitol r-
ifH-tof all with whem he nmiiu
coiiliWt. "VA llt;arU,"u lit) mot. In-
nuh.irly culled, w cm U'lot-d of all
men, and hi di-ath will bo dwjily
itiiiunifil in iurluin. yintiathy u
i-sinx-ud on all tjnltK.
Mr. Ilfurtt w.w a U'lifoa tn lite
rrcsUyUrian Church, mi l an active
ro wrot kr in ail tliiii that TUiiii
to tli c.cvation vt Immunity.
Tint dt'.-itli of a ciu n m youui:.
when earth utill K'uuiih-J with beAti-
ty's raJisuit down; whvii limexnm
pios were bo re iiniiHriitiy trighl. t
iikIim'iI iciil. ana iniirrH.i! evinn.HiiV
ifi xtMi'lfl to rdl of th Wt-avfsl
In issr, bin bfo u linked with
tliiit of M; Uor;t Fanning, and tbm
imi u) kv -nmix of a loijblrof
hojp in i rich"it Mid fiilict
C'.Mitc.iifUimoii. 1 1 1-4 aifo tmrvivivt
him. wiUt futir bnithuii. thw livlnu
in Durham nixl ono in Hnitii;'i,
and to Ui'!i it in a s t(l Loisrbtit
ntvTiH ry lt xbriiu! of liV-a-unt
tboujlit.-t, n"i.'t tut tlif if.vnt of Hj
crs. .....
to Morvtivutt.
Wtipn tli ciiiiTd Ixmnd train r
rived b r tohty lli"r wvrrt Ptxljr
five in'rxtim alKxtrd vn rowU t tho
Tiwrum AMubly at Morfljpnd City.
iMgriUMju iMliuii ami ntlomon jotn-il
tho pnrty lM-re. Arnoftt the iium!njr
wvreSIrn. If. II. Il.irkhnnt. Mim
Mrgjii UoU'iw.iy mid Ibtehfl Siiiid.
Mr. Jwmnrd Van Nopn, t Iur
1mm. CVjI. 0. H. ViiN'..-td, 1'n.f. E.
K. liriiton, lu'V. K. K. Itow, Mowm.
A. J. U-cr, H T. ond'C W. llrad
utior, S!iin Fannie Thoioiw,
Corn It octrr aid ls-'ssia Rnjrn, of
It'ixburo. pnd Juki llainbrii'k,
f Ijfa. bttrg.
'While waiting wait for
the !ipr 0X01100,'' that i
what irccland & Christian
Bay in anolhct column; thU
excursion witJ leave here
the II Lli of next month. A
big timo for everybody; wait
Ilo For Narfolu, Vn,
Messrs. Muse& llonn will run
their Oth Bonanza excursion to
Norfolk on tho 27th of the pres
ent month (next Monday). This
will be one ot tna most enjoyable
trips of tho season. Ample time
will be given to visit ashing
ton, Baltimore, Newport News
and Virginia Beach. Get readv
and go with the crowd; ltound
trip tickets S"2 !)0. Special cars
for ladies and children.
Next Monday the Iuy
When the big excursion leaves
Durham for .Norfolk. A grand
timo is in store for all who are
so fortunate as to go. Messrs.
Muse & Kenn will take care of
you and see that vou enjoy
yourselves. Kound tickets $2.5U.
Get up your crowd and go.
Veu'hy'n Orujf Storf -A Thing
of JSeauty.
One of the neatest. be6t ar
ranged and most complete drug
stores to be found in the State is
W. M. Yearby's, Main stree,
Durham. Every nook and cor
ner is filled with something fer
thebentditof the public, and it is
so nicely arranged that every
visitor has to stop to admire the
beauty of this popular store.
lne prescription department
is presided over by skilled and
experienced druggists who
thoroughly understand their
business in every department.
All prescriptions are carefully
and properly compounded at
reasonable costs. Ilis fountain
is one of the largest and cost
liest we have seen, and from it
flows all the leading minerals
waters and popular ice drinks.
It is presided over by clerks who
thoroughly understand the art
of "making you cool." If you
are thirsty, if you have a dull
headache, if you wish to take a
delicious drink of mineral or ice
waters, if you wish your sweet
heart to love you twice as well
as that "other fellow" just go to
Yearby's and try his fountain.
lie carries a large and elegant
line of all kinds of perfumery
and toilet articles Jlis fragrant
dentifrice will please you, and
it is said to be the finest in the
country. IIe carries a large and
varied stock ol patent medicines
candies, cigars, tobacco &c.
There is another and the most
important fact about Yearby's
lie win sell you goods so cheap
that it will surprise you. While
strolling down Main street, or
in search of bargains in his line
call in at Yearby's and you will
rind just what you have been
looking for.
How well we remember grand
mother's attic, so fragrant with
medicinal roots and herb! Poor
old soul, how precious thev
seemed te her! And yet, one
bottle- of Ayer'a fSarsaparilla
woulJ do more good than her
hole collection of "yaibs."
As a blood-purifier, the most
eminent phyficians prescribed
Ayer a barsapanlla. It is the
rnoct powerful combination of
vegetable alteratives ever offer
ed to the public. As a spring
and family medicine, it may be
freely used by old ami young
alike.
llev. M. II. Wi-lU. of llirmina-
ba n, Ala., wri(f that "ilanibter
and I cirei of r!ifnmatimn and
nrurii!k'ia, uftcr all known medical
nd climatic irmcdiM bail been unnl
iv tiie ns f OernM tier.
t whs IrouMii with indiffestion
ttid!i!'i')l poison in tlie form of
iiitn!'!s on ni ftie. I iook ivta
- a-.
tNittb-tot hiao Uovnl inrm"tuer
and it cur"l tnecnlirdv."
Tiioxasu. Uii.U
X.nlivnie,Tenn.,K:t .11, ls.jt
.1. J.,!?'r iirsr. Sidori, Mi., savs
"Our little Rirl, nine month old
wa in a low n,m from sumuiT
somplaiut, mul Knral Uprmetuer
nude her f it a tii. We lwlie?e
it i a irrciit rciuffv.
Mr, J lliivn", i?r with lUlpin,
(3 rwi k 0 I'iiiludelpliiit, Wiw
eurwl of afive yoar' ca-w of cularrh,
renralifi mid rbciiuiiti-m.
Kev. A. H. Yniik'Hitn, Canton
(ta., wo cnrml nf far ml lioiiMlaia,
ko ot a livi-r and kidney trouble of
many jitw standing, by Oerme
tncr.
We i...rd br t(hian U of our lwt
knn (ler'plc. tivl sf.MifiHiiil in yina
tint tii'fnttiwr will tt'fiiaiirntly cure
RhiiininlUii. .Mfimlia, lnliKlioil,r,wel
ifl Ijvi-r Tmuhli'S'f enisle lhw, t'-
lufrla tulltnitt ll!i.lili' And KiilmV dlH-
cnar, tkin tliMsiei siH'h M rVtuful, fioosc-
ftia, etc., raMly; l.pilepr, r-rysijic
liiihiua and (iennrsl iVInlitr.
Y'it saij!.y ! n$;l. I'fii 1 00 jwf
mm im.
Do you want any work done
ia the carpenter's line? If so call
on or address me here. I guaran
tee satisfaction on all work I
undertake. Will work reason
able. Stephen-West.
Durham, N. C.
Notice of Sale,!
Py virtue of an order of the Superior
Court of Durljuin county, I will, oil
Monday, August 1st, 1892,
at 12 o'clock t the Court House door In the
town of Durham Hell to the hihit bidder
tlie folhiwinff d(cribeil lot of land nitimted
onCuHwell Mill, in the oonnly of Durham,
iuI joiniiiR N. ii R. U. Co' riKMt of way. Dr.
J. L. Wutkiim and otheni, conlaiuintr one
half acre more or low and more fully de
itcriUil In the jxitition lilul In said Court,
being the houw and lot owned and oucupiMl
Iit Mildred Walker at the time of lierdcatl .
Terms of xale: One third cash, one-third
in 6 inontliK, one-third in 12 rnontliH; de
ferred pavmentN drawing S ir rent inter
est from ilate of tiale. J. K. MANNING.
Thin June 18th, '92- Adm'r and Com.
DISEASED HOGS
Can nut become healthy food sinijily by the
procnw of death.
SWJNE RAISERS
Owe it to themaelvea and society to
Advocate Reform
In wine-raiti!ng that will promote the pub
lic health. Ifws should be fed
DR. JOSEPtf HAVS
,M , . ,-
Hog; and Poultry Remedy.
The only reliaole medicine for swine. Used
siioonwfully for fourteen rears.
Prevents Disease, Arrexts Difeane, 8u
Coughs, Destroys Worms, Hatens Matu
1 itv. lucresHesthe Flesh.
For Sale by W. M. YEARBY,
Yearb' Drugstore, Durham, N, C.
Vt'u-vh, i50, 1.50 and 50c. jookages. The
largtwtare the cheajiest.
WriUf for Kwtimonials. ""HogoloBT," a64-
Iiaiie pamphlet on swine will be mnih-d
for a 2-cnt stamp Orders by mail
receive prompt attention.
JOSEPH HAA,
un-22-3m. Indianapolis, Ind.
LUMBER.
LUMB
FOll SALE.
FLOORING, CEILIIG
and weather-
Boarding,
Rough or Dressed, Common
Inch boards and I raining.
Heart Fine Shingles.
Write for prices to
B, NOOE, J 11.,
Pittsboro, N. C.
une 15-:itn.
Tl
CAROLINA BEACH,
1
IMICtXLCt T OX".
THIS FINE HO-
TTI i locat?d on the At-
l LtLi lantic tJcean, sixteen
mues utsiow umington. it is
one of the finest
to bo found on th coast. The
Surf is unsurpaswd and within
fifly yards of the hotel.
The table is supplied daily
witn
Fresh Fisli.
OYSTERS
SCHRIMPS.
CRABS
SOFT CRABS,
and
HesidoH everv variety of tht
finest vegetables.
Terms are very reasonabl.
Write for further information to
PHIL AVUIGIIT,
P
CAROLINA DEACH N.C.
jun 15-3m.
There are things to be for
given in this worldbut . the
telling of an old story in hot
weather isn't one of them.
Rheumatism Cured In a Day
"Mystic Cure" for Rheuma
tism and Neuralgia radically
cures in 1 to 3 days. Its action
upon the system is remarkable
and mysterious. It removes at
once the cause and the disease
immediately disappears. The
first dose greatly benefits. 75
cents. Sold by N. M. Johnson
& Co. Druggist, Durham.
TnMtmetion iu riffuMx! in Ami. frniini.il
courses of study, six brief courses, a lurga
milliner 01 special courses, and in Inw, uuil-
-"ft. , . UMMJ
cludes twenty teachers. Ncholarshii and
loan funds are available for needy young
men of talent and character. The next ses
sion beijins Sept. 1, For catalogue with full
oninuion suarew
PRESIDENT WINSTON",
Chapel Hill, N. C.
-NEW-
-DRTJG-
-STOKE-
OHMMS & MANGCM STRERS,
DRUGS.
TOIIBT : . ARTICLES
Pi
JATKXT
MBDICIKES,
EDICIKES,
AT EST
Painst
Oils.
., Lamps.
We deliver messages at the"
ofllec of any Physician in
Town for the benefit of
ourciitiniM
OURTHONE IS NO. 8
Call or leave your message
in person We will see
that your wants are at
- tended to.
QUERIES:
have your prescriptions filled at
Michaels z Co i
BECAUSE they have bo
physicians t rely upon in
case of accident and therefore
will bo more careful to fill just
as written, knowing the physi
cians are very exacting when no
pecuniary interest is at stake.
TVit whv is it best for Fhvsi
11 riiina to havo tlu'ir nro-
acriptions f.llcd at Michaels &
BKCAUSE it f recently be
comes nesessary to change
treatment in the case before but
little of tho medicine last pre
scribed ia used then the multl-
licity of rtreacriplions cannot
e charireable to the pecuniary
interest of the physician, at
there is no doctor connected
with our establishment.
COR. UAlff A UAXGCU STREETS,
DU1UIAM,N.C,
OILY
DESIRE
VfE HAVE A LARGE STOCK OF
DRUGS. MEDICINES, SOAPS,
HAIR and Tooth 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, ask tot it,
4. Lowest cash prices for the best goods
5. A full assortment always on hand.
G, To please our customers, is our greatest delight
P. W. VAUGIIAN.
ijRUGGIST,,
DURHAM, N. C.
CAIXS ATTENTION
SMI M11RY II LATEST INDUE.
Are they stylish, pretty and cnic? Ask the many who
have called, I have not the space tc repeat the many
compliments I have received this saason,
or rather
MY HATS.
Please accept my thanks for the liberal patronage already
given this season.
HENRY. O'BRIEN & CO.
OFFERING
Special inducements to purcharscrsot Dry GOODS
SHOES and GRO CERIES Their stock u im
mense and they are going to reduce it by offer'mg'pheno-
minally low prices. See some of their bargain:
IMPERIAL CHALLIES
WORSTED DRESS GDDDS 10 TO 34 CENTSj
SHOES AT YOUR OWN PRICE.
fa? Crop Ha
FLOUR 435.
GARDEN HOES, CHOPPING HOES,
BUCKETS, TUB3 &3.
All at sweeping re Auction. G j to seejthem at
AT PERRY'S OLD STAND,
MAIM STREET, DURHAM. X. C.
jan-13
He Mud Ferlier - Company.
-MANUFACTURERS OF-
High Grade Ammoaiated Fertilizer. Acid
Phosphate and Fertilizing Matarials.
MAIN OFFICE
Factor !cs:
DarhrOf N. 0. - - Itichmoii I, Va
CETOUR PRICES AND
feb-17.
E,
TO HER DISPLAY OP-
4 CENTS. PER YARD,
Molasses 25 ki
DURHAM. N, C
TERMS BEFORE BUYICC,
YOUR
PATIM
for the 14th.
I mar-10
turtle.