The Durham recorder. [volume] (Durham, N.C.) 1879-19??, 1909-07-08
Rowan county has 4so rural

granted license at Greensboro by
the State Board Of Medical
Examiners. With o6 doctors
turned loose at AshevilIe, and SO
pill-rollers, the ills of the flesh
should be carefully looked after.
Goldsboro Headlight: The Ia
test curiosity is on the plantation
Of Mr.. d. A. Lancaster, in Sauls-
ton township 1t is a COW, which
for over three weeks has been
nursed by pigs, and the discovery
was made only Monday morning.
Frank B. Perry has brought
suit against w. R. Perry in Wake
Superior Court, for s., 500, for
alleged libel. The case grew out
of the fact that the defendant
charged F. B. Perry with having
sworn to falsehood in case in
court.
St. Paul's Methodist church,
colored, OF Raleigh, was destroyed
by fire Monday night. 1t caught
on the roof from a paper balloon
that had lodged there. This was
one Of the handsomest colored
churches in the South, and cost
perhaps $4,000.
The State board of education
has accepted proposition from
! Ohio capitalists for the sale Of the
: Mattamuskeet Lake aud Swamp
of 10000 acres, in Hyde county,
E for 100000. The purchasers are
to form North Carolina corpora.
ton and enter into the drainage
of the district.
Seth Newly, Of Elizabeth City,
5 killed his sister, Mrs. William
Barnes, Saturday afternoon. ano
then killed himself. No reason
is assigned for the deed except
f that Newly opposed his sistei
S marrying. Before marrying
{ Barnes about week ago she
kept house for her brother.
S Mr.. w. w. Tharpe, of Elkin,
n. C., has a violin, which accord
= ing to the date inscribed within
it, makes it I7o years old. The
, label, yet distinct, reads: "Ansis
r Facebat SIMULTANEOUS Cremonen.
, sis Facebat Ammo 1890. The in
strument has a fine tone and is
highly priced by Mr.. Tharpe.
Reidsville Review: A belled
! buzzard has been seen in several
, places in this county recently. i
wears a bright brass bell, the
, tinkling of which can plainly be
. heard when the buzzard is flying
. overhead. Several parties II
Reidsville have seen and heard i
! and a lady near Mayheld saw it I
flew days ago,
Jim Miller, colored, .of Ashe
vile, died in Salisbury Suuda,
night from gunshot wounds re
= ceived that afternoon at Spencer
Detective Fitzgerald attempted &
: arrest Miller for beating his wa,
n on a train, when the negro as
r saulted and beat the officer u
i considerably, causing Fitzgeral
to shoot him in self defense.
,, Col.G. +. Webb, Editor Of tn
d Southern Tobacco Journal, thi
N City, has been invited and dc
g llivered an address at the annua
meeting Of the U. S. Tobacco
Re Association at Old Point Con
/. fort, Va, July 9th to sth. III
as subject was "The Problems ,
V. 1.-THE Tobacco Industry
e. President Taft has accepted a
invitation to visit Pinehurst, !
= c., and play golf on the links I
n that celebrated resort. The il
l e, vitation was extended by NJ
az Leonard Tufts and Representa-,
IN Page. The President was n,
able to name the date for til
visit, but he promised to NAL
4 the trip at no very distant dat
It is only 7 hours ride fro
" Washington to Pinehurst.
az In tearing down the old Ha
=" fax county court house, it "
u found that the walls were not u
safe and probably would ha
a.p- Collapsed in few years. Und
Isl the corner stone was found a BIZ
Try tie that once contained brand
IS but now broken and empty.
me another part Of the wall was