The Durham recorder. [volume] (Durham, N.C.) 1879-19??, 1892-07-06
WEDNESDAY, July 9. 1892.
cALAMD orHER MEWs


Too much ram; the grass is
getting ahead of the farmers.
Doctors? Pshaw! Take Beech
ANS Pills.
w. M. Yearly is home from Soeka-
haiti where he has been rusticating
for few days.
in the midst Of these good
seasons, we like to forgot to
say that fishing worms turns to
lightning bugs.
More attention ought to be
paid To the teeth Of our domestic
animals, says o writer. They
often suffer from neglect.
Mr.. L NJ. Gray, of Rogers
Store, was in the city Saturday
He reports the first cotton
bloom of the season, also crops
looking fine
Sweat and dust, as well as
ill-fitting collars, cause the
horses shoulder to gall; and
it is SAID high collars will make
a dudes ears sore.
"A friend said the other day
that it would be an everlasting
disgrace to America to keep the
Worlds Fair open on the Sab !
bath.
Try to put in such crops as
will give you something to sell
at least every month in the year,
than you will be able to say
farewell to Baltimore chicken.
Stand up like man and
honor your calling. You may
have wrongs but they are in
your farm, although some of
them may be IN your farming.
Several farmers have told
us in the past few days that on
account Of the wet and cloudy
weather hay-making has been
delayed far beyond its season.
Give your farm credit for
furnishing you a home rent
free, and tor q thousand and
one necessaries and luxusies
which You would have 10 pay
cash for in a city.
The farmers say the best
remedy that can be used to keep
chickens in good condition is
DIR. N. NJ Johnson Il Co.'S pow
ders. a daily ration of it viii
bring them out.
The old building Hotel
Claiborn) is fast disappearing;
the new building will soon be-.
going up rapidly, and when
completed will be one among
the finest in this country.
Bear in mind that Freeland
Z. Christians grand excursion
will leave here for Norfold on
the 18th Of this month. This
will afford everybody an oppor
tunity to see AL the principe
cities. Wait for Freeland &
Christians excursion.
lit would be good for farm
ers il some Of their number
would write out farm expert.
ences and observations for THE
RECORDER, thereby conveying
TO all interested many useful
lessons that otherwise must be
lost, except to a few. Let's
hear from you friends.
1T must be a great luxury Il
live on d good road. Ii pays
everyone living along a road n
10 his share toward making IL d
good one. Before another 4th
Of July comes around let's have
the best Of roads, and than WI
can say with every iirecrackel
that snaps, every cannon that
booms and every bell that rings
thank God we are a progressiy,
people.
The Raleigh correspondent
OF The Wilmington Messenger
says that one OF the great fea
lures Of North Cardinals ex.
hibit at Chicago will be that o
manufactured tobacco. II vii
be a consolidated exhibit from
the eight great tobacco manu-
featuring towns. This collec
ton will be in charge Of Col
Julian s. Carr, and II II quit
certain that nothing at I'll
World Fair will snrpass II
though Of course Virginia man
ufactures will make great d
forts.
Tue REcoREER is read b
eserybody-that is 10 say, b
every family living in fou
counties, II is n fact as we'll CT
tablished, and as well.known d
IL the very existence Of the p.
per. Now We ask our merchant
and those who want 10 get the
business before the farmin
class--ARE THESE THE pEopI
WHOSE PATRONAGE you WISH /
CULTIVATED Tux VERY SALT 3
THE EARTH