The Durham recorder. [volume] (Durham, N.C.) 1879-19??, 1892-07-13

Sick headache yields to Beech
AIMS pills.
Few birds sing by note ii
this city-we are sorry to say
they are all English sparrows
Some people spoil theil
children, then complain of tn
children
III is said that one can SEE
25,00O,0O0 stars in the heavens
we don't know SO much about
that, but we suppose a fellow
sees a good many when he il
knocked out of his wagon on
some of our miserable roads.
Your attention is called te
the advertisement of the Salem
Female Academy, which APP
pears in another column. This
Is the oldest female college in
the South; it enters upon it 0lsi
annual session the LIST Of next
September. It's the school fol-
your daughters.
1T is difficult for a pretty
woman to be anything else Even
our fair correspondent, who has
been out of her teens ever since
johnson surrendered at the
Bennett house four miles west
of mere, claims to be a s'beauty, "
and Is dead easy" she tells all
abeut it in another column.
AT the Guilford Battle
Ground-the North State says:
The address of Maj. VIM. A.
Guthrie to the Ex- confederate
veterans was eloquent and in
teresting. Maj. Guthrie's reci-
tations Of scenes and incidents
in soldier and prison life during
the war were exceedingly hap
ply and elected great applause.
There never was a more
promising outlook for an abund
ant crop Of everything. Go in
what direction you may, the
corn fields show a good stand
after the drawbacks occasioned
by the wet, backward spring.
The sun and seasonable rains
are necessary only TO insure q
big crop.
We are glad To have him
among us. The Person Courier
of last week says: Mr. Herbert
Jordan, who held cases on the
Courier for more than 3 years,
has accepted o position on the
Durham Daily Sun. Mr.. Robin
son i TO be congratulated on
securing the services Of Dir. Jor
dan. lie il a first-cIass printer
in every respect.
The Durham boys furnished
music for the entertainment Al
the Opera House in Burlington
ON the 4th. The Herald says
The Durham orchestra which
rendered the music for the en-
tertainment, is an excellent one
and it is not often that Burling
toms citizens, have an oppor-
tunity to listen ~ as fine music
as they rendered. Tie organ
ization II composed Of gentle
men who will be heartily wei
coined to Burlington in the fn-
ture.
The RECORDER is read by
everybody that is to say, by
every family living in foul
counties, il is a fact as well es.
tablished, and as well.known al
"A the very existence Of the pa
per. Now we ask our merchants
and those who want 10 get theil
business before the farming
class-ARE THESE THE PEOPLE
WHOSE PATRONAGE YOU WISH 7.
CULTIVATED Tux VERY SALT OF
THE EARTH!
We call special attention I,
the advertisement in eur col
urans of the Medical College b
Virginia. This old, eilicien
and honored institution Is abou
entering on its fifty-fifth ses
sion, and we urge upon on
young men who purpose study
ing for the profession TO patro
nize this home institution, who's
professors and other instructor
are selected from the best prac
titioners in the State.
Wonder what our "ol
maid" corresondent viii ii,
now. We see il stated tina
bangs are doomed, notwitI
standing the fact that by theI
more women have been mad
beautiful thnn oil the iewelr
and finery that was ever d,
signed for them. However, eli
same writer says, the fiat hi
gone forth and the pretty ad
abtable fringe Of hair must no
give place to soft waves wit
curling ends worn low on Il
brow. /.
1T Is simply dreadful. "
think, yet women. hardly ev'
meet without taking a ''smake;
they say II makes them look b
witching; a lady writing 70 !