The Durham daily globe. (Durham, N.C.) 1889-1894, 1891-08-31
DURHAM DOINGS.
The Days Record of Current Events in
the City and Vicinity.

the City and Vicinity.
Look over our college and school di-
rectory.
Mrs. Lockhart is, we are sorry 10
state, reported no better to-day.
Durham Favorite, only clear Havana
i've cent cigar sold in the city, at the
Thomas cigar store.
The excursion to Norfolk Thursday
promises to be winner. A large crowd
will go from Durham.
The Durham Female Institute opened
to-day with goood attendance. In the
matter Of schools, as in other things,
Durham heads the procession.
See notice Of excursion Of Messrs.
Christian & Warren, from Durham to
Norfolk and return, via. the Seaboard
Air Line. The character of these gen
tlemen is sufficient guarantee of comfort,
pleasure and perfect order.
"A car load of fine horses and mules
received to-day by W. II. Osborn. Those
desiring any thing in the stock line,
either for driving or farm work, should
call at Mr.. Osborn's stable and examine
the lot just in. He deals in nothing but
the best
Miss Lizzie Harris announces through
the columns Of THE GLOBE the opening
of her music school on Monday next
Miss Harris is thorough musician, pos
sessing all the qualities and qualifications
for imparting instruction and inspiring
her pnpils with a love for her chosen art
Her former success as teacher is guar.
antee to patrons Of its continuance.
PROF. E. W. Kennedy is back from
q lecturing tour through Western North
Carolina where he has been telling the
natives something about education and
how they do things in the Bull city
While there the professor purchased
Nebo City which he will sell to Durham
folks for cemetery, offering special in
ducements to those who buy early AS 8
graveyard, the professor claims that
Nebo is unsurpassed. Call early and
avoid the rush
Mr.. J. B. Guthrie leaves to-day fol
| Chapel Hill to resume his studies at the
State University and to assist in the in.
itiation Of the $50 new students whom
81 Z,
ing the present session. Mr.. Guthrie
takes with him the majors chin whiskers
which be will exhibit to his companions
as the result of his summer vacation, ac
companied by testimonial in favor ot
| Col. c. NJ. Hutchings' celebrated whiskel
| compound and hair restorer
Mrs. Julia r. Williams, for number
of years a resident of this city, and who
as the first principal of the Methodist
successful and popular teachers ever in
| Durham, is here on a visit to old friends
! and in the interest Of the Norfolk, Va.
college for young ladies, of which she is
now assistant lady principal. Mrs. Viii
liams has hosts Of friends in Durham
especially among her old pupils, by whom
she is atfectionately remembered.
MFR. Howard Burton Shaw, A. B., B
c. E., has been appointed assistant in
civil engineering and mathematics in the
State University. Mr.. Shaw is graduate
of the university with the highest honors
a native of Edgecombe county, and mar
Of unusually fine talent and character
He has taken a past graduate course a
the university, and is we'll equipped fol
work. The department of engineering
is under the direction of Prof. VIM. Cain
an author, a scholar and an engineer O.
national reputation. Both its teacher:
are "native here and to the manne.
borne" full-blooded tar hells