The Durham daily globe. (Durham, N.C.) 1889-1894, 1891-10-09
DURHAM DOINGS.
The Days Record OF Current Events In
the City and Vicinity.

the City and Vicinity.
Mr. r. II. Wright continues TO I'M
prove. He is reported much better to-
day.
Colonel Albright was kidnapped at
sunrise this morning and has not been
seen since.
Col Sam Adams will please under
stand by these few lines that his yams
have been RECEIVED.
durham Favoritc, only clear Havana
five cent cigar sold in the city, at the
Thomas cigar store.
The beautiful thngajims on the fire
house are beauties. It is well that they
are there Now for the bell
Walking jackets are the correct
thing this season. The social kicker can
no longer rave about fast styles.
They say that the East Durham kid
still remains away from East Durham,
and thus it is not now the East Durham
kid.
Chief WOodall who visited Raleigh
yesterday says the Exposition is greater
than the Philadelphia show in 1876.
Chief Woodall is grim and prevaricat-
ing humorist.
Governor Holt yesterday honorcd
the requisition of the governor of South
Carolina for Sam Wright, who is wanted
for murder, and who is in jail in Polk
county for some petty crime committed
there
Colonel Will Yearly the enterprising
druggist, is the manufacturer of a new
dentrifce which is delightful as a toilet
preparation and highly recommended.
People who want white teeth and a
sweet breath should give it trial.
Our own Colonel Campbell should
read this and accept the challenge: The
colored paper, the Gazette, says, Uncle
Isaac Moore says he will trOt.his steer at
the Exposition against any in the state
His steer can make good time, and if
there is any one who has steer that
let it be known.
THE GLOBE is glad to note the re-
covery of Col. Sam Dickson who has
been on the list of sick and disabled for
several months past. He is now up and
ready for business, all the more active
for his forced vacation. He has accepted
aposition with the popular dry goods
firm Of Darlington & Thaxton where he
wants all his old and new friends to call
and see him.
No use to mention names just now,
but one of the bold young men in knee
pants has been missing for two days.
No trace of him can be found. He was
spanked at school yesterday morning
and has flown. His father SAYS that he
can make his way, no doubt, but he re-
grets, of course he would, that the boy
has gone. He will come home, though.
and you need NIT worry.
The Burlington Hawkeye says: The
Durham and Reidsville military COM
panies are in town, and with our home
company they make handsome and sol,
dierly turnout.-Messrs. w. r. Murray,
J. S. Fowler, J. L. Gates, J. S. Durham,
Cary Holland, r. l. Rogers, r. c. Cox,
J. Schwartz, Rev. 4. A. Butler, and many
others from Durham, whose names we
could not lealn, are attending the fair
The Oxford Orphans Friend says
We tender our deepest sympathy to our
friend and brother, J. S. Lockhart, of Dur
ham, in the death of his dear wife. Mrs.
Lockhart was a cultured woman and a
consecrated, active christian. She was a
member of Trinity church, Durham, and
one of its brightest and most useful mem
bers. Her death is a heavy loss to her
family and the church. We knew her
WELL and numbered her among our best
friends. We lay this tribute upon her
grave.