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The Durham recorder. [volume] (Durham, N.C.) 1879-19??, 1910-08-25

Farmers are very busy curing
tobacco and pulling fodder. Sew
eral have fine crops near by SC
we learn.
Master Joe Castle is seriously
i'll with appendicitis. he is being
treated at home by DR.. Hicks.
Miss Cora Castle is also very
sick with tuberculosis.
Mrs. Mary Jane Glenn has
been able to visit scme recently
we are glad to learn.
Mr.. 7. ]. Holloway, of Dur
ham, was a German visitor this
week. Guess it looked like home
to him.
Miss Eula Ferrell returned
Wednesday from Durham where
she spent several days.
There was q large crowd at
Sandy Level Sunday to hear Mr..
Turner. He was at his best
and preached q fine sermon.
Mr.. A. M. Carpenter went
over to Durham Wednesday on
business.
Mrs. Lena Peasants and
daughter, Fadine, Miss Viola
Gates. Will Holloway and 7. C.
Markham, Of Durham, Mrs.
John Rycroft and Miss Laura
Rycroft were recent visitors at
Mrs. e. A. Markham's.
Our mail carrier and sister,
Miss Malissa, attended services
up town Sunday night.
Miss Mamie Copley is spend
ing this week with realtives in
town.
Watermelons and chickens are
plentiful around here and the
writer gets very lazy occasionly
by being well supplied and this
Il one Of the times.
Revival services viii begin at
Roberson's Grove Sunday after
noon at 800 o'clock. Only one
service on Sunday. Come and
join us.
Listen correspondents for hap
penings and send them in. Don't
do a / am doing, but come on
and help the editor and his good
paper. &C. c."
The Durham recorder. [volume] (Durham, N.C.) 1879-19??, 1910-08-25

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Revival services are being heli
at Yates Baptist church BY th<
pastor Rev. Hackney, assisted
by Rev. n. P. Church pastor 81
East Durham Baptist church,
Much interest is shown in tht
meeting.
The excursion to Lynchbura
and Danville Thursday carried .
big crowd, and from indications
all seemed to have an enjoyable
trip.
| Mr.. M. H. TiIley, an insurance
agent, was severely kicked by
q horse last week. and sustained
several painful injuries. Several
stitches were necessary to bind
the wounds.
The Primitive Baptist Church
had baptising at Lakewood park
last Sunday. and q large number
|of converts were immersed.
Mrs. T. B. Edwards died Sat-
urday after a long illness with
pellagra. She was buried at
Maplewood cemetery Sunday.
The school committeeman Of
the county schools met Saturday
at the court house and heard ad-
dresses by Superintendent Mas
sey and Prof. E. C. Brooks. The
committeeman report good school
prospects for the coming term.
Suit has been instituted by
lawyers Of this place against the
commissioners of Granville for
alleged misconduct in Office. A
counter suit has been filed by the
commissioners against the Morn
ing Herald for libel for publica-'
tion Of the charges, which they
claim are false.
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The Durham recorder. [volume] (Durham, N.C.) 1879-19??, 1910-08-25

psWN1o IT. Mu8 >, D4Tna0s
Rex G. T. Adams preached Z
very hne sermon 1t Olive Branch
church on last Sunday evening.
A w large crowd was out tc
lhear him and We hope he may
cons again.
Rey. ]. N. Annette preached
ct Sandy Level Sunday evening.
PrQtracted meetings will COM
meme at Roberson's Grove Sun
day tvening and continue through
tho week. Everybody invited to
attend.
On last Friday. the patrons or
sons Of them, and Z goodly num-
Der of the scholars, met at
Glenh's school to clean up the
yard w. H. Wilkins and F. M.
Glenn, two of the best COM
mitt>emen in Durham county
wer4 the over-seers, and when
the 6me came to quit work the
yard did not look like itself. Oh,
il The world were filed with peo-
pie Who would take delight in
helping their school and COM
munity like Squire Wilkins, F.
n. Glenn, w. R. Glenn, J. D..
Roycroft and others who were
there with teams, plows. har-
rows. ETC.. it would be q pleasure
to live even in this world.
Mis- Lena Phillips. Of Wake
Forest, is spending q few days
with Miss Cora B. Husketh.
The Suit reunion which meets
every year upon old Mrs. Martha
J. Suits birthday. will be on
Sunday. the 11th Of September. |
Mrs. Suits birthday will be on
the 18th Of September when she
viii bs SO years old but the reun-
ion viii be on the I1th. Mrs.
Suit Is the widow of w. ]. Suit
whJ died in 1901. and she has
nine living children, the young
est over 40 years old. The reun-
ion will take place at the old
homestead Of the Suit family.
Any friends wishing to be pres
ent on that occasion will be very
welcome.
Masters Marcus and Clayton,
sons of Mr.. ]. E. Carpenter, of
Durham, are spending a few
days with Master Jesse Carpen-
ter, son of Mr.. A. M. Carpenter.
The Farmers Union will meet
in Durham Saturday, August
9th, at II O'Clock instead of
IL o'clock. Let all union men
be present.
The Durham recorder. [volume] (Durham, N.C.) 1879-19??, 1910-08-25

The Deaf Mutes Of the state
are assembled in convention in
Durham this week and have an
interesting program arranged.
All Of the program, Of course,
will be carried out in the sign
language.
The Durham recorder. [volume] (Durham, N.C.) 1879-19??, 1910-08-25
Announcement.

We wish to announce that we have
purchased The Thomas Binson Co, Dur
ham Store. and will move to The Arcade
on or about the lst Of September. where
We await its future patronage Of ours
many friends and customers.
Yours truly
II. II. OLIVER co.
The Durham recorder. [volume] (Durham, N.C.) 1879-19??, 1910-08-25
IN lsals !, laIsIsl.

There was Z baptising from
| Union Grove At Mr.. 2. p. Fer
rel's pond Sunday. There wer'
fifteen baptised By Rev. J. S
Thompson. After the ordananc,
was administered Rev. L. B
Grice delivered ! noble sermon
biz text being The night cometl
when no man worketh. " Til.
church has called Rev. ]. S
Thompson to serve them for an
other year.
Nj. Felix O'Neal and famil,
and Mr.. and Mrs. E. L. Tillit
visited Mr.. and Mrs. w. Tillit
Sunday.
Mr.. Sallie King Of Route 2,
Worthwhile, and Mrs. E. E. Oak.
ley, Of Kelvin Grove, spent Sun.
day with the family of Mr.. C. G.
Hill.
Mr.. and Mrs. Lonnie Brinkley,
of Creedmoor section, visited Mr..
and Ars. Simeon Brinkley Sun
day.
Mr.. and Mrs. Norman Hill, Of
Nelson. visited relatives in this
section last week. returning home
Sunday afternoon.
Mr.. and Mrs. Charlie O O'Brient,
of Creedmoor, spent Sunday with
the parents of Mrs. O'Brient,
Mr.. and Mrs J. L. King.
Sorry to report the feeble con-
dition Of Mr.. J. L. King, who
has been suffering with rheuma-
tism. Hope he will soon be well
again.
Mr.. T. A. O'Neal is visiting
friends in this section.
Mr.. and Mrs. Berry Goodwin. of
Route l, Cary. spent Sunday
with Mrs. Godwin's brother, Mr..
]. G. Oakley.
Mr.. and Mrs. ]. r. Ray and
daughter, Miss Annie, attended
the baptising Sunday at Ferrels
pond.
Mr. and Mrs. John johnson
and Mr. and Mrs. James Ray
and Miss Lydia Ray visited Mr..
and Mrs. W. H. Ferguson Sum
day afternoon.
]. E. Ferguson and family vis-
tied Mr.. and Mrs. w. A. Smith
Of Route ! Cary, Saturday.
Ovid Nichols, Of German,
spent Saturday night and Sum-
day with his grandfather. Mr.. A.
Ferguson.
Mrs. Sallie Ferguson and son.
c. E., spent Saturday night and
with Mr.. and Mrs. ]. G.
Ferguson, of East Durham.
Mr.. ]. H. Egerton. of Durham,
spent Saturday night and Sunday
with homefolks.
Mr.. and Mrs. ]. w. Guile vis-
tied the family Of Mr.. and Mrs. |
Q. B. Guile one day recently.
Miss Maggie Thompson visited
Miss Lucy Peed one day last
week.
Mr.. c. E. Ferguson called on
some of our fair sex Sunday
night.
The Durham recorder. [volume] (Durham, N.C.) 1879-19??, 1910-08-25

Get about one doIlap worth Of L. &
N. Carriage varnish Paint In any color.
You can make . buggy look a fresh
and new As when just from the maker.
Get Il from W. A. Mabry, Durham.
The Durham recorder. [volume] (Durham, N.C.) 1879-19??, 1910-08-25

Csuniry 4Nghr FFsvlng y = ! ersal
n nuIsanca
~ DealIA Dsord lnd tie leeof'
III couIi Furnish lson II
IaIk 4 the SIFesix

AsA suo OuSvs&
The "Old Man. came in thiI
week saying q be walked in tina
be did not expect to b. with u
this week. but just simply couIt
not resist the temptation to say ,
few words about what he saw
and heard on = recent trip out t.
Caldwell Institute:
Last Saturday ! learned thai
the Junior order was going tt
have : flag raising and Bible pre-
sentation ct Caldwell. /" said he,
and ! wanted to be with the
Rougemont brethern and 1t the
same time sse many Of that sec.
ton that / knew, 20 / went oui
on the Norfolk & Western train
f from Durham.
People out at Rougemont wers
stirring rather lively preparing
/ to 20 over to attend the exer.
discs and help eat the big dinner
that had been prepared. The
trip from Rougemont TO Caldwell
was uneventful, save from the
evidence / saw Of why people
should be advocates Of good
roads. If some of the rocks
were thrown out, some Of the
stumps we're dug up and some Of
the bitches cleaned out, it would
soon be possible to 60 from
Roueemont to Caldwell without
wishing you had secured an ac-
cident policy. However, good
win come to this section in time.
but the present generation will
not have much time 70 enjoy It.
Il had not been to Caldwell in
IL or IA years. and there was lit
tile difference in the place except
the school was not in the pros
porous condition as it was then.
However. the good people Of the
community are becoming more
Ind more interested in education
or the masses and are renewing
heir efforts to secure the best
or their children near home.
After the exercises were over
ind dinner had been served. a
batch game Of base ball was
Iayed and most of the crowd
gent out to holler for the players
( their choice, but the Rouge
hont rooters found very little
onsolation. for the score was q
, l in favor o. Caldwell. but the
layers seemed to enjoy the game
pst - II tie game was close.
While at Rougemont waiting
pr the train on the return trip,
had q good chance to see some.
hing Of what the rural nigh"
|eer joints furnish for such
|laces. They are proving . curse
, many ways: They furnish q
oafing place for negroes and
orry white men, and the trouble
they are soon to furnish can bet
ter be imagined when one Is told
that in almost every instance
hey sell whiskey and promise to
become = menace to the COM
munity worse than the old time
cross roads tavern. Some meas
nre should be begun to suppress
fhese or open the legalized sa-
oon.
In going about the streets Of
The Forrest City times., 1910-04-08
We know you need an Ice Box or Refrigerator. Get White Noun tain the best. Becker & Lewis.

Chamberlain Stomach and Liver Tablets assist nature in driving all impurities out of the system, insuring a free and regular condition and re- storing the organs of the body to health and strength. Sold by all deal CTS.
The Forrest City times., 1910-04-08
Build Your House on a Stone Foundation.
 USE Cement Blocks. Euart-MarShall
 Lumber Company. Phone 38.

Mir. and Mrs. Joel E. Wynne, of Memphis, spent Saturday in town among friends. This was Mrs. Wynne,s first visit in several years, but her friends had not forgotten her. Mr. Wynne anticipates trip to California next week. We wish him bon voyage.
 Prof, l.. r. Anderson, principal of the Forrest City Public School, went over to Little Rock Wednesday even ing to attend the big Educational Con- ference being held in that city. Misses Lucy Sanders and Louise Gwyn, teachers, also attended the meeting.
 Diarrhoea should be cured without loss Of time and by a medicine which like Chamberlain's Colic, Cholera and Diarrhoea Remedy not only cures promptly but produces no unpleasant after effects It never fails and is pleasant and safe to take. Sold by all dealers.
 JUST RECEIVED---0 carload of choice Red Rust Proof Oats direct from Texas. Forrest City Grocer Company.
The Forrest City times., 1910-04-08

Several parties have been spending this week Tn the woods hunting Il { festive gobbler. Reports of several good bags have been received.
 If you havn't paid your Improve. ment Tax, better do So at once anC avoid penalty, which attaches after April To. See Harry Knight.
 MT. Charley Turner, of Marianna was genial visitor in the city Mon day and Tuesday, mingling with his old time friends and on business.
 Dr. C. $. Aldrich, the genial veteri marian, was a visitor to Memphis or Thursday and witnessed the ayiators Tn their bird-emulating stunts.
 Mrs. NJ. J. Stewart wants to sell out at the Forrest City Hotel. A good stand to make money, but wants to get away on account of bad health.
 "Olk Hickory" Porch Furniture at lower prices than it can be bought in Memphis. See big window. All chairs in window with prices on them. Forrest City Furniture Co.
 Mrs. L. $. Marshall and Miss Mae Boggan, accompanied by Dr. Boggan, were Memphis visitors the first of the week, returning Wednesday evening.
 Dr. C. s. Aldrieh spent couple of days the first of the week in Little Rock with Mrs. Aldrich. who is under treatment in sanitarium in that city.
 South Front street needs the atten- tlOn of the street authorities few loads of gravel would mend it and im- prove it's appearance, Come over and see Us.
 The Dearie handles vanilla. straw berry aud chocolate ice cream. which is packed and delivered in any oaan- tity Phone , and give them a trial order
 There is no cough medicine so pop ular as Foley's Honey and Tar. 1t never fails to cure coughs, colds. .croup and bronchitis. ]. T. Sanders, Local Agent
 Quarterly and monthly light bills are now due. Tomorrow, A pril 9th. is the last day of grace Do it now and avoid having your water or lights cut off
The Forrest City times., 1910-04-08

Miss Lucille Russell is visiting this week with friends in Augusta.
 FOR RENT New fFe-room house. city water. T. (. Fitzpatrick.
 FOR SALE Nice 4-room cottage on large lot: $2.0ol ]. | Hawk.
 Don't fail t5 read Max Yohie' $ big new ad in this issue II IHe Times.
 When yo4Aaut inc fruit phone 52, The pearie. Prompt free delivery.
 The old reliable kl1ndike Bakery is still doing business at the old stand.
 Becker X Lewis have a readable change of advertisement iii this paper.
 FOR RENT=One fye-room dwel, ling. close ia. Apply at Times office.
 Heinz dil pickles. school pickles and sweet mixed pickles at Neblett's.
 Tomorrow. April 9th: last day to pay water and light bills. Do it now.
 Mr John " Alderson visited the Bluti City Wednesday to see the man bird.
 Just received at Neblett's big line of mems, ladies aud children's straw hats
The Forrest City times., 1910-04-08

Br. =. ?. B0ggan left yesterday af- tesnoon for Charleston. Missouri. on business, expecting to be absent about d week.
 Mrs. T. I. Davis was visitor 10 relatives and friends in Memphis We'd nesday, and to look at the flying ma chimes.
 Our new spring stock of Queen Quality Shoes for ladies just arrived. All the latest effects in strap sandals. Sol Lewis.
The Forrest City times., 1910-04-08

See "Old Hickory porch furniture in our big window. IL is both service able and artistic. Forrest City Fur niture Company.
 FOR RENT-The T. (. Folbre residence, nine rooms. electric lights. water and sewer connections. bath room, etc. Apply at the Forrest City Furniture Company.
The Forrest City times., 1910-04-08

FOR SALE-One of the best in- vestments in city residence and vacant lot property ever offered. If you want a bargain. see J. l. Hawk and have about S2,000 cash to invest.
 Foley's Kidney Remedy will cure any case of kidney and bladder trouble not beyond the reach of medicine. No medicine can do more. ] T. Sanders, Local Agent.
 MT. H. J. Warshavsky, accompanied by his two daughters, Misses Sarah and Jennie, went over to Memphis Thursday and spent the day at the aviation meet.
 Prompt relief in all cases of throat and lung trouble if youuse Chamber lains Cough Remedy. Pleasant to take, soothing and healing in effect. Sold by all dealers.
 Travelling salesman O'Sullivan, of Memphis, representing Crane X Co.,, was visitor in the city Monday call ing on his trade and mingling with his hosts of friends.
 We have a new cylinder grapho- phone which plays either the two- minute or fourminute records-the latest thing out in graphophones- and will be glad to show it to you at the Newsstand It's dandy.
The Forrest City times., 1910-04-08
Pap. Mating Art Squares, 9x12,
 y $3.75. Forrest City Furniture npanY.

fresh beef. pork, mutton. veal. etc. Prlen's Meat Market.
 IT. kirke Becker was business tor In Haynes yesterday.
 rs T, C.. Nall joined the sight Tn Memphis Thursday. aallty best prices lowest in our nltnre. Becker X Lewis. ot Ill S5 stock of window glass now on al sanders Drug Store.
 full line of fresh vegetables al on hand al Nebletts' lst opened fresh barrel of sauer IL o'Brien. Phone 9l.
 Kinds of wash suits and rompers poys and girls at Nebletts.
The Forrest City times., 1910-04-08

NIT. Chris Muller. of the Forrest City Bottling Works. was a business visitor ln Memphis Wednesday.
 Miss Elizabeth Davis went over to Hemphls this morning to visit her sis ter Mrs. John l.. Mgsby.
 Miss Nonie Mcdaniel. has been d charming guest of Mrs Chas McDan- lei several days this week.
 NIT. Haykil Ash, a prosperous mer- chant of Madison, was a business visitor Tn the city Monday.
 Messrs. ]. ". Barnhart and Emmet 0flner were business visitors in Mari anna Wednesday afternoon.
 FOR RENT First-class furnished room. Apply to sam Burd. the tail or. at shop in Pettus building
 Fine line of the celebrated Water man Ideal Fountain Pens just received at the Newsstand. Guaranteed
 Drapery Goods, in a nice variety neutral green silk madras, ecru panel net, figured scrim. 20c to soc per yard. Forrest City Furniture Co. Lookout for your Improvement Tax. lime expires April 10th. Better call on II. A. Knight, collector, at once.
 R. II. Winfield & Co. have another handsome, readable add in this paper, to which your attention is directed.
 MT. Ben Lewis and Mr. Sol Lewis spent Sunday in Memphis with Mrs Lewis, and other relatives and friends.
 Tomorrow, Saturday, April 9th. is the last day of grace in which to pay your water and light bill Do it now.
 If you! haven't already done so-do It now--pay your water and light bill. Quarterly and monthly bills both due.
The Forrest City times., 1910-04-08
Make your Floors
 and
 u.'l iture look new with Jap-a-Lac
 all shades at uart-MarShall Lumber Co. Phone 38.

Mr. and Mrs. Henry Waterman, of Marianna, arrived ill the city the first of the week, and Mrs. Waterman has been visiting MT. and Mrs. Jake Tay- Tor on the Graham farm, while Henry is attending To business in the city.
The Forrest City times., 1910-04-08
Ice Boxes and Refriserators in all sizes. Forrest City Furniture Co.

Lot Of staple dry goods just received at Neblett's. Will be sold at lowest prices
 ContractOrW. E Brewer was busi- ness visitor in Memphis Sunday and Monday.
 Mr ] T. Dyal. of Goodwin, was in the city last Friday and Saturday on business.
 Mr Pete Canale was a visitor in Helena on business and pleasure Mon day and Tuesday
 Mr John Cargill popular salesman at Becker X Lewis, was Memphis visitor Wednesday.
 MT. Charley Mcdaniel went over to Memphis "Wednesday morning To see the aviatOrs avlate.
 FOR SALE Two large shady lots Finest location for residence in the city. T. O. Fitzpatrick.
 1000 Sample Shirt Waists now on sale at The Warshaysky Store. S2 quality going at 9sc.
The Forrest City times., 1910-04-08

Every family and especially those who reside in the country should be provided at all times with a bottle of Chamberlain's Eminent. There is no telling when it may be wanted in case of an accident or emergency It is most excellent in all cases of rheuma tism sprains and bruises Sold by al dealers
The Forrest City times., 1910-04-08
Pay your Water and Light bill---DO IT NOW. T0mOr- row, April 9, last day. Quarter and monthly bills both due. DO IT NOW. ity Water & Light Co

|See NeHlett' $ loe window See Neb.etts loc Aluminium Cups. IAecordion> cheap at the Newsstand. Ifake Nrs. Warshaysky your pearls. Pay your water and light bill-now. Homemade candy at the Klondike kkery. Bee our window of Ioc glassware at ebletts n you want 10 sell your lands see J.
 Hawk
 nless every indication fails-spring
 here.
 Ivory Cooking Ware, reduced to 1oc
 Nebletts.
 Ir Jas. Russell was visitor in kmphis Tuesday.
 Be sure and see the big show at the Rperial tonight,
 lure home rendered lard at Tom
 brlenS Meat Market
The Forrest City times., 1910-04-08

Mrs, T R. Ioshall of Bonair. Mrs. Geo. l.. Jackson and Mrs. $. P. Me Daniel, accompanied by Mir. John Jackson, went over to Memphis w ed nesday morning to visit for day or two with relatives and friends and to take in the big aviation meet.
The Breckenridge news. (Cloverport, Ky.) 1876-1955, 1910-12-07

" While The Press ThunderS ~
BY LOUISE

FOR SAKE OF A FEW DOLLARS
What does it profit man to make
a few dollars and ruin the life OF his
own child?
Nothing. Yet it is being done day
after day, not alone in the cities but IN
the small towns. There is hardly
town where a man is not keeping
grocery or merchandise store andrear-
ing his family in the same building all
for the sake of a few dollars.
His family lives in the rear OF the
store or upstairs. Between meals MS
wife devotes her time helping walt on
the customers instead of taking care OF
the precious baby that is CRYING IN the
cradle or running around under the
counters. 1t is pathetic to see the LIE
of these little ones and the lack OF
proper attention given them by their
parents, simply because the mother
and father are so engrossed working
for the almighty dollar.
The wife thinks her first duty is to
"help Bob in the store. +" For less OF
not much more than So. week Bob
could get a clerk to fill the require
ments while the mother fills the dishes
with digestible food for the children
Actually, young children are being
sorely neglected in this way. They
have no home training which is their
greatest need all through life. If the
family sits to the dinner table, either
the mother or the father usually the
first, because the latter is always so
tired-and hungry must leave the table
to wait on a customer who frequently
wants a loaf of bread or a sack OF
salt. Under such conditions, can d
mother teach a child culture?
And the child that is reared in the
store is spoilt by the flattery OF stran-
gers who say, ::"Oh, what a dear"
'Isn't it a beautiful baby?" 1t makes
a child fisty to be brought up in the
public and fisty child, makes silly,
foolish man or an unwomanly woman.
Worse than all else there is absolute
ly no peace and quiet JOY in such Nv
ing. The store does not close until
late Saturday night and the whole fam
lily is completely unfit for the Sabbath.
The next morning there is perfect
uproar in getting the children ready
for Sunday School. The mother is too
tired to go to church and must cook
dinner. Father has to swatch the
store"-people will just come in to buy
because they know that the family
lives in the back Of the store and the
door will be open for accommodation.
This goes on every Sunday in many
places.
To NEEDLE with mans business is
not our intention but with all our
The Breckenridge news. (Cloverport, Ky.) 1876-1955, 1910-12-07

The Coverport Graded and High Schools liberal donation
the Kentucky Chidren Home Society last week Prof Tanner
asked the pupils deny themselves candy three days and give their
pennies homeless boys and girls Friday afternoon collection
taken the close of the session. The appeal
'Pease help find home touched the heart of H. s. and
doubt that self denial of appes lessons they have learned
this One little chap who quite proud of being Second
Arithmetic walked away from the building and sad Ju
think pieces candy and left for them ofans"
The Breckenridge news. (Cloverport, Ky.) 1876-1955, 1910-12-07

The musical program by the young people Sunday night
beautiful The have uded and compnnted on
accomplishments The Covepor Orchestra
their and surprise of charm to the large
audience Emmanuel and its sweet strains filled the
with JOY Rev. Farmer closed the service with lovely
PRAYER expressing gratitude that wonderfully
merely prelude which all EARTH day. shall sing in
triumph Coverport is rich with talent for music and greater
achievements expected of those gifted Martin Luther a
s'IIe who is musical is equal to anything"