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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1892-01-02

PERsoSAI--J. T. johnson Of Richmond, Va,
A. B. Putnam Of Massachusetts James W. Ray
mond of Memphis and Samuel Bell, jr., ol
Philadelphia are at the Riggs.--H. ID. Ewing
of Yonkers. n. Y. W. W. Chandler of Pennsyl-
vania, Robert Feeland of Philadelphia and o. H.
Wells of Annapolis are at the Shoreham.--H.
Parkman os Boston, Horace NJ Wicker of New
York and J. X. Conn of Parkersburg. W. Va,
are at the Arlington.-Alex. Grant of New
York, I. Judorff OF Baltimore, L. NJ. Camp
bell OF Texas and Judge s. W. Johuson OF New
York are at the Randall--N. Bartlett OF 81
Louis, Hunter wyke OF New York, Elias Ham
man of Atlanta, Ca, and Ii. Is. Reed of Mid
ford, Mass, are at Willard s.--Charies Gar
roll OF New Orleans, =. Deah OF San Francisco,
W. T. Chapman Of California and dex-Represent-
ative Libbey of Virginia are at the Ebbitt--
Albert Fox OF New York, A. c. Hawkins oil
Bradford. Pa. J. A Brown Of Brooklyn and
Theophilus Tunnis Of Maryland are at the
Cochran.--A. A. Ripus and s. v H. Ihayer OF
Boston. ii. o. Babcock OF Dalton. Ga-, and Prof..
\, s, Shaler of the United States geodetic sur.
vey are at the Arno.--George W. Boyd
of Phiiadeiphia, D. Elkins OF Vest Virginia,
ID. W. Bishop jr. of New York and Charles Ii.
Vannostrom of Brooklyn are at the Normandie.
e. c. Garlick of Cleveland, W. b. Merrett oil
New York, E. Cato of Boston and W. II. Graves
of Montana are at the ST. James."Edwin
Bailey of Haverhill. Mass. J. II. Hoffecker OF
Wilmington. Del, and George III. Couch OF
bridgeport Conn, are at the Metropolitan
J. Amber Smith is seriously i'll with pneumonia
at his home. 1910 2lst street northwest DIR.
Thomas Taylor Of the Department OF Agricul-
ture is confined to his house with a severe at
tack of influenZa-Charles L. Fraser has
been confined TO his residence, 222 + street
northwest, for over a week with the grip.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1892-01-02

Postmaster General Wanamaker has re.
turned to the supervising architect of the
treasury the plans of the new city post Office
building. His letter accompanying the plans
is as follows
Supervising Architect, Treasury Department.
SIR: The plans of the first and second stories
and transverse section, with a photograph OF
irrespective, of the Washington city post Office
were returned on Wednesday to this depart
ment. revised sufficiently to allow additional
light in the first-foor lobby, and, with the con-
dition, already accepted by you, that
certain changes are to be made
in the registry division, and sufficient
SPACE provided in the upper stories for read
ing rooms and dormitoreis for railway postal
clerks as well as for an Office for the superiI-
tendent and clerks OF the third division OF
the railway mail service, aud also an office for
the post Office inspector in charge of the WASH
iugton division, hereby approve OF the plans.
also understand by your letter that the en-
tire basement floor, for which no plans have
vet been made, is to be devoted to the uses Of
the post Office, save such portions as are neces-
sary for heating apparatus, electric plant and
elevator machinery.
months have elapsed since the act Of Congress
was passed and the property secured that the
entire plans of building SO important to the
Post Office Department have not been pre-
pared and submitted to this depart
ment for such suggestions practi-
cal post Office work would enable us
to make. have been waiting fog three years
to get better post Office accommodations for
the city of Washington, and feel great deal of
interest in securing building that will enable
us to make a model Office. Whenever the other
plans Of the building are ready shall be glad
10 look them over. Very respectfully,
JOHN WANAMAKER, Postmaster General
APPROVED By SECRETARY NOBLE.
The plans we're brought to the Interior De-
partment this morning and submitted to Secre-
tary Noble. He looked them over and then
uromptly placed his signature on the plans di-
rectly beneath that of Mr.. Wanamaker.
The signature Of Mr. Spaulding as acting
secretary Of the treasury was written on the
plans before they were sent to Mr.. Wanamaker.
The approval of Secretary Noble completes
preliminary conditions required by law before
active building operations could be begun.
There is nothing now in the way of beginning
at once the erection Of the building II the work
ing plans are ready.
THE ESTIMATE OF COST.
The estimate Of cost submitted with the
plans is as follows: Excavation, piling and
founda tions, s100 900; concrete work, base
ment floor, s27, 200; stone work, S5l4 $50; brick
work and I. c. partitions, sl90. $50; IRON work
and floor arches with concrete filling, S55l, 200;
carpenters' work and joiners' work, S225, SCI;
work, ~, 500; plumbing, e40, 700; painting,
"a, 900; vault doors. &C, 900; marble work, s6e,-
S22; elevators $50 900; electric wires, Is 900;
tower clock, e2,000; approaches, "a, S6s; heat
ing, e83 995; total, el. ~, ,206; contingencies,
e57, ,7s4i total, %. 900, 900.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1892-01-02

The PuBLIc DEBT.-The statement Of the
public debt this afternoon will show a decrease
of about $1,000, 900 in the amount of cash avail
able for the payment of the debt since Decem-
Der j, when the cash balance was Sl39, LIT, 9lS.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1892-01-02

A Posr 0FFicE PROMOTION II. Grew
OF Ohio has been promoted to be superinteud-
ent of railway adjustment in the Office of the
second assistant postmaster general, vice John
NJ Young, transferred to inspection division.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1892-01-02


undoubtedly in n very
critical position ht pres
eut The fear OF Gen.
Stanley Tor the safety %
Capt Bonrke ana his
men WIS greatly aug
mcnted Yesterday by
the receipt ola dispatch
from Capt Francis L.
Hardic OF the third cav
airy. The dispatch same
from n small station on
the Mexican Central rAll-
road. where ~ had been
sent by courier. IL VAS
80 badly garbled IN
Transmission that tho
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1892-01-02

To HELP THE BOARD OF REvIEw.-Commis-
sioner Raum has detailed City extra clerks to
help the pension board of review with its work.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1892-01-02
"wILsoN WHISKY"
PRODUCT OF THE WILSON DIsTILLEBY.
HIGHspIRE. pAUPHIS CO. Pa

HIGHsPIRE. DAUPHIN Co. Pa.
This celebrated Whisky. most carefully and slowly
yeasted. mashed fermented and distilled from the in
valuable health-giving Chalybeae waters and choice
small grain Rye peculiar to the renowned mountain
districts Of Fennsylyanis and Maryland and rpened
In heated ware houses sea yoyased and aged in the
salt air Of Bermuda. The oxides of iron and
their homOlozous salts found in the waters from which
this Whisky is distilled render this Whisky invaluable
and uneq ualed tonic and rejuvenaor to those in
ness1 OF strength. vitality and yigor
See certificate u PROT 1oEry Of the Baltimore Med
icaI College:
IT - PURE. FREE FROM FUsEL OIL. AND
CAN THEREFORE BE SAFELY RECOMMENDED
IOR MEDICINAL USE. lis HIGH COLOR Is
DIE 10 THE IRON PRESENT.
''wM. P. TONRY. Ph- D.. Chemist"
This celebrated Whisky is sold by the following
Io-kson Wine Company 6I4 i4th s; NV
}. b. B-yan s Bro, oUs Pennsylvania ave. nw
j 5. Eediaan. cor cor ON and louisiana ave.
= L Mhee.eT, cor ls;h and X SIS n.w.
H. n IIlott. l52O 1Ith ST n.
%n m pSShnSdsi SInod iS5 5s5 i5ss i5is s ana s''
4 a' q %4,sht, ini fJ "a l4ta h1.a 8. ia a.W wv
y. Muryuy. cor. Attn and y NV.
p kIIls. cor ID and sts- Sc. Capitol Hill
ManoTue : Jones. $3.50 ii 81. 5sorseioSn. d C.
Me,ropoitan. kigEs House, HaTvsy's. --'1A'
>. Au4an. 3l09th 81. n
tIeO. ". Drlver. UOsJ Pa ave- NV
OSborus HObau, corner 1th aud G eta NV.
l. hu4le. Jr.. li-sj u ST. NV.
Chss- A kcks:tin, l4l2 New York ave.
J. lTanz johnson, t{9 st. NV.
james L. CgsteiO. 4Oo 10Th NV.
bothwe.I PANE, 4i0 iJfh 81. NV
= L J crdan. 5al sth st. NV
John buTke. cor. 9Th and SIS. s.w
J. n. DeAtley, l2-e2 fenna. ave. NV
Dan Buckley. 102 81. L. W.
Ors- john kOss. ,aOg 18th st. a. W.
VIZ. Willis. 4l9 i2th 50. W.
Z. Oerstenterx. l.43 Jenna ave. n ",
W l. hail. l3U3 9Th Sc NV.
ham {slrs,u
BILL hubelistein, cor. yth and Ests NV
T. kolo. .sll / 81 Il ". JJ Earrel "a Ana {, sta n q
John Meli cor. 9TH aud Ii IA. W.
John trzmUrris. 2l6 9Th St NV
husn COsgruVe, 2ls 9Th ST. NV
Wan Ne4sOn, "a and ID SIS NV
AisxAnder buiODchio. l3th and sts NV
\. /. Mcmahon. OU5 18th n w.
= " heyxster. sU3 Pennsylvania ave- NV
L Nswnleyer, cor, 9Th anu FennsylyxnIa ave- nv
Seo; = ho1s!' 49, iith St L W.
W. J. Costello OU4 u 81. u W
F1ber's Cafe, 4l3 S;h NV
W MORAN. lSlS sd ST.. GEORGETOWN ID. C
John l. LAns Bro, :S5OO VI St C;eorretown N n
Z L. hsynO.us, 3UG3 VI ST., GeOrnetoxn ID n
a.erltltn Cub. ls:eo 81. n W
MetroI O!iran club, ! IN and II ST. NV
John IEaialeriain. 10Th and ST. a W.
AJAX for WILSON WHISKY.
THE ULMAN GoLDsBoRouGH CO
no-iso3n Distiliers Baltimore, Nd.
KASCOAL. ICE, WOOD,
- AMERICAN ICE CO.
Telephone. 4S6. Main Office: sonthwes, eo-ns, 1orh
NV ~ Esrfr
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1892-01-02

GOVERNMENT RECEIPTS ToDAY.-Internal
revenue, S6ls, 100; customs, s67o.Ss7.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1892-01-02
CHURCH NOTICES.
.METHODIST.

RSUN1oN VI. E CHURCH. 10Th ST. NV.
sc,,o,sTs Rev: Joel Brown. pastor; $50, Sunday
sc:ool II M, preaching by Rev. G. w BALDWIN !;
1:o. preschin by pastor $50. Christian Endeavor-
~FOURTH STREET NJ. T. CHURCH-ll
- q. m and 80 y. m. preaching bv the
tsvNsi services during the week; 3l5 p. m. the
,hs,- Senoot gospel Iemperancs society VII! hold
ttneh lnonfniy meeting: addresses by Mrs Alfred
M9od and others; distributiou OF temperance cards
ana tracts and singing led by Dr. Hens!ey All mem
oers anu friends are welcome to THESE services It.
K&SMETROPOLITANM Me. CHURCH, COR.
- ~ ana SITS, Rev. u. II. Corey, D. D.,
P..ot0T at a.. s hrwSrth @ dsSgge oI5 p.m
series on Beacon Lights OF New Test 1nent ~ Ii;s
tory" y Subject: stephen; or. Martyrdom Tor the
truth Service each evening except Snturlav dur
ing the week of prayer bsginninx al 7.U Din. All
S0.-.al.2 ,LrI.e 1t
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1892-01-02

F~THE PRESIDENT
of the " ashinzton Board Of Trade said In
bis annual report:
Washington will have a population ofa
million within twenty i've years"
This opinion u shared by the leading men
IN this city and throughout the country. II
such is to he the Washin0toa has just
begun 10 grotc. II many fortunes have been
made in Real Estate the past ten years how
many more will be made within the next
twenty tyes
We have number Of choice pieces Of i'm
proved aud 1niInprovsd property which
Presents an exvsIleut opportunity TOR
future IroftsbIs devsiopment.
PROCTOR b PROCTOR,
d31 907 ss. NV.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1892-01-02
THE CITY POST OFFICE.
The Plans Finally Approved by the Post
master General

SECRETARY NOBLE ALSO ATTACHES HIS SIGNATURE,
SO THAT WORK MAY NOW BE CoMMENCED--THE
STRUCTURE ESTIMATED TO COST e, ,000, ,000-MR.
wANAMAKRRs LETTER.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1892-01-02
EPISCOPAL.

6SST JOHNS CHURCH. GEORGETOWN
~ ST. bet. Sd and .,:td, Rev. j. A. Regester,
Serinon and holy communion IL. EvenIng
prayer at 4:o0 Vested choir. strangers cordially in
vited. III
RSsT. .PAUL's CHURCH. 23D ST. NEAR
- Washington Circle. kev Alfred Harding.
rector SERVICES 2 80 a. m Holy Communion IL u
Children service ~ p Ia tuil Choral EvensUng
anu sermon All seats free. Strangers invited. 1t
f~CHURCH OF THE ASCENSION, MASS
49, ave. and 18th st. W. Rev Ir John
ID Eniott rector.--s m. holy communion. IL a.
N ntany. sermon. holy COMMIT union. Rev. DR.. j..
Newton stsnger Will Preach Users will strang-
ers 1::'O p. seats free. Choral service. II
5R-SsT JAMES CHURCH, sTH ST NEAR
80 Mass. ave. ne. Rev J. W. Clark rector
sunday services, l0::jU and IL AIN. (chorai): $40
AMI 80 =. IA (cnoralt. All seats flee. 1t
NsCHURCH OF The EPIPHANY. q ST
49, bet. 18th and 14th sts.. Rev. Randolph H
iMchim. a. D:p; rector-sun,iay services as usual at
Modern unOeief All seats free except at III oclocS
service. II
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1892-01-02
News Received Of a Fight With
Garza's Men.
BOURKE'S MEN FEARED TO Be IN PERIL
Gen. StanIey's Dispatch to the
War Department.
LATE TELEGRAPHIc NEWS.
BoURkE's MEN ~ PERIL.

Him in Time.
SAX ASroSIo, TUN, Jan. , A battle has been
fought between Capt. Bourke's command and
Garza's forces and the Initcl S,n,es tr.,o,,. urn
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METHODIST.


R~FLETCHER NJ. E. CHURCH. NEW YORK
quarterly Il meeting v viii be- BE- G2EihiG 2sia TO-
At 80 6y Rey T. Sasor ~ b. pTssdns by ths ssr
Love feast at q il.
E<RPsA.MshLlSNE n; y; !; sHgkG(G; ,9TH AND
aSnaay f. sn seeSs si3 Rev Joseph
reading. S:oO y. IA Epworth League meetlng Il. II
.I II. t%unf mems meeting this evening at 7U. Mon
c eaeR eSens I VEG Pom Revival al
;nr;,sa Mr. sn'h with Bible readings, pm Evefybody
school $50 Preacins 10y the apssr at ii 2. a
iSf ss5Is s i. sRs II
s:s ne: Rev; Alex: q; Gibson 3. 6.. pas; s
sssE sseer. ;s5ss's: STsfS night dar
soEnsF e e. sTREET re- Rev j. fs{sca
% is.aos IN II
and ts.-preschins by the Rev. J. H. NJ.
S:So IN: fPWorth League ,nsetins at PM iaoGl q
ESMoUNT VERNON PLACE NJ E. CHURCH
ssv,s T. Wiyhtmsn. D. p % and 80 p eiH M
%sns.a.s night. prayer meeting. Stranger. 0;sS se9
&~CENThAL METHODIST PROTESTANT
- Church; l2th and n sanw.. Rev. s. Reese
SsS as anS suSa.S :, ,ssao
$50 am. Christian Endeavor, $50 D NJ Tnio,,
service on Wednesday. 7s3O pm. led by Rev Dr.
stasely. II
V@CENTkAL NJ E. CHURCH.. 5TH ST.
- between n and \ n W. Rev. G. W. " Jen.
s:s 81 ::s|;s;
SC0N6REss ST N. P. CHURCH. aIsT ST
-: s.ls bet and and 81 n W, Rev. ". 4. Graham.
Year Consscraton" J" 7,O y. Ia Past and Future Ne.
W~McKRNDREE n Z. CHURCH. Mass 1vF-
0@ bet, vth and 10th sts,. Rev. L. 7. Wider
man. d. D.. pastor Preaching II q. m and 20
pm; sacrament. II Am. tpworth League, 0:4S
Gondsy Wednesday a. pm. 'esss sssss
free; all invited
0RYLAND NE. CHURCH, 10TH Ann n
- na sy. Rev. 7. a Price. d. D.. psstor-
~ T. m. preaching and Communion; 7::s0 a m
Preachinx .nd Baptism; 80, Christian Endsavor;
E~THlRD QCARTERLY MEETING OF THE
Z. byron. b. pastor frSschins ii a. M. S Sy
elder. followed BY the Of the Lors Suppep
I:O Pm: oy hev: Lo9an Johnson. Xs
F~AsBURY ME. chUkca. REV. ]. "
a.caSa. on % ,Ss Nv ~ Y.ss Ps;tSs Ss:,dl s M RE
ssus & sSns .sfss: cs sss 80
ssRIsr AL conf'rsnes collection envelopes mus, b
E<TnE PAsTeR or ISRAEL METRosoLT.
s.w.. wiz prsesh M II O'Clock am. and S:3O
nas. e e: Rs Rise g. e sss. f the Il"
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1892-01-02
LUTHERAN.

k~CHURCH OF THE REFORMATION, PA
~ ave and I'd st. s.e., Rev W. T. Parsou
pastor. .-Seryces at IL. am. Talk on the Reform
SCHOOL at I:0 Endeavor at Z. Sunday school, $3.50
KSTRINlTY EVANGELICAL LUTHERAN
- Church ttor 4th and NV )-Sun-
day services at 10 80 IN and D. English preach
Sunday school. 9:O IN. W. C. H. Luebkert pastor
R-~sT. Marks LU1H. ChUKCH, ETH AND
- SITS. s.w,, Rev. W. II. Gutwaid, pastor-
1:3O pm iublic invited. In
RSsT PAULS ENGLISH LUTHERAN
- Church. cor. of llth and X sts n. w. Rev
Dr. Douer. pastor services tomorrow morning ana
evening at II and 1880; holy communion at morniis
service. Sunday school at $50. L. r. 5. {. T. az
k~SLUTHER PLACE MEMORIAL CHURCH
49, pastor. j. q. Butler. - Interesting New
ar service morning and evening. Keller Memorial
Church. !1s 9Th St ne.-school, 2:3O; preachins by
Rev. G. II. Butler at 1::}0 pm. Its'
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1892-01-02

RsCOAL. ICE. WOOD
- AMERICAN ICE CO.
le,ephone. SEQ Main ofhce: Southwest corner IOth
ana SIS II ". Branch Offices. GUo Peuusylyapisaye
w. IS and sts n wand 18th and l4tE 81 vn.rys.
sIN- CCallty OF r IEL UNSURPASSED Prices re.son
able Satisfaction guaranteed.
Gall hEp WAGONS Tor PENOBSCOT ICE soa
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CONGREGATIONAL,

lie
RSPEoPLE's CONGREGATIONAL CHURCH,
~ ST. near 18th u w.-Preaching Z a IN. and
~ y, N. Special sermons by the pastor. cum
nitinion at the evening service. Sunday school, go
am sonx service. $3.50 pm. Rev. J. II. Daiiy.
pastor. Is
R~FIhST CONGREGATIONAL CHURCH.
~ corner lOth and u SITS. u. W. The PASTOR
hey o: u. Newman. D D., will conduct the morn
inE service and administer the Lords supper with
ception of members. and at 80 Will preach
next blackboard sermon on THE Gospel Of ST. John. Z"
Ausic led By Dr. Bschot. organst, with quartet and
chorus OF nifty voices. Sunday school, 945 a H.
Chrlstian Endeayor meeting, $50 m. Prayer meet
lnS each day this week except Saturday 80 p.
R~THE TABERNACLE tCoNGEEGATIoN-
~ ai).Nh st. Is =. w.. kev. u. J. JONES'
IN A., pastot-treachtng, IL g.. aud 1:.J0 p IN.
Seats free. Welcome to all. II
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CHRISTIAN.

- VERMONT AVE CHRISTIAN CHURCH. -
~ r. ID. Power, pastor, will preach al IL and
~. Sunday school. 800. Christian Endeayor
meeting, 63U Seats all free. Strangers invited. It.
kSNINIH STREET CHRISTIAN CHURCH,
49, cor. 9Th and d SITS. n.e.-Ih pastor, l.. Is,
BagUy, will preach AZ ii am and 1:,50 D. m New
gallery competsd. Room for all. Baptism evening
service Ii
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SPECIAL NOTICES,

RSALL MEMBEKs OF BEVERLY LODGE.
No. ]. u. L. u. 8. and d. of Liberty. will
meet a special call Of the National Grsnd Lodge on
MONDAY NIGHT. January 4. 1892. at their hall.
ST. between Eth and 18th "a. BY order: y. H. LO-
MAX, \. 6- u. /; NJ - WILLIAMS. ". g. 8. jal-2t'
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KSTHAT NEW HANDSOME THREF-sTORY
~ and basement DOUBLE brick building,
49, HLode Island ave, will he nnisned in Few days
Price, ii taken at once 81. .0U0.
For terms and particulars apply to OWNER, in office
OIL 7th st. II, w. fa2:,ts
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THE ULMAN GoLDsBoRoUGH CO
DistilIers Rsi,i,1or.. n
The Durham daily globe. (Durham, N.C.) 1889-1894, 1892-07-25
LIVE LOCAL LINKS.
The Days Record of Current Event, IL
the City and Vicinity.

The Days Record of Current Event, IN
the City and Vicinity.
The train was seven minutes late to-
Iay.
Mr. Geo. II. Blackwell will give you
better bargains in safes than were ever
bah in Durham before. Call and see him
Trinity Sunday school will have an
excursion to OccOneechee farm at Hills
5". Aug }, of which notice will be
gwen hereafter.
-T0dOse ont their stock of baby car
r.a,y, at once, The Cheek Furniture Co
odey me greatest inducements ever be
fore offered Easy payments if desired.
We should have said in Saturday S
,grt1at J. NJ. Lindsay took the prize in
Tue state not county, for selling the
S'rac,tnumbcr of machines in the month
Of June.
A slight change has been made in the
schedule Of the night passenger train. 1t
Viii leayc Greensboro at ll:05 p. m, ar
ycat Durham at 1:O2 a. m and at Raj
e-a2a m.
Remember the ID. l.. |. festival to be
bell on Friday and Saturday nights.
Tie best of music will be rendered, ard
The Durham daily globe. (Durham, N.C.) 1889-1894, 1892-07-25

,Yupio,,' 'NaI You cant be cured is a
lger ParDiI vi dyspepsia. Take Simmons
The Durham daily globe. (Durham, N.C.) 1889-1894, 1892-07-25

Durham People on the Move and Visitors
in the City.
The Durham daily globe. (Durham, N.C.) 1889-1894, 1892-07-25
COMING AND GOING.

Durham People on the Move and Visitors
in the City.
JAS. Gattis returned to the city Satur-
day.
Moses McCown went to Goldsboro to-
day.
John F. Mofter, of Ashboro, is in the
city.
W.F. Leland, of Baltimore, is in the
city.
l.. Cozort, of Oxford, is in the city
today.
Joe Umstead returned from Greensboro
to-day.
G. w. Moore, of Person, was in the city
to day.
II. c. King, of Baltimore, is at the
Hotel Driver
p. T. Durham, of Greensboro, is in
the city to-day.
Mrs. +. X. Albright returned from Bur-
lington to-day.
John A. Gilmer, of Morganton, is at
the Hotel Driver.
c. w. Edwards, of Trinity college, is
at the Hotel Driver
Mrs. Suit is in the city as the guest of
Mrs. I. b. Farthing.
Miss Fannie Cole went to Chatham
county to-day on visit.
Mrs. MOllie Ellis and children left to-
day on a visit to PittsbOrO
G. A. Lewis, a popular tobacconist Of
Henderson, is in town to day.
Miss Minnie Beavers left on the noon
train to visit friends at Selma
Miss Katie Cox returned from Burling
ton district conference to-day.
Miss Irene Barbee, of Chapel Hill, is
visiting the family of Dr. Vickers.
Rev l.. L. Nash, d. D.. passed through
the city o,day en- route 10 KaiPlgh.
I G Ro,nv wen. to Wilson on the
Vhe noon ''"lH 10 SP7n" IL" "a9 >
Misses Cora and Maggie Pnipps. cf
Henderson, are visiting Mrs. Lou Pnipps.
Nj. ,.. C,., ,,, ,,,,5
eu ,.;,i., =, ro,.,i,o, =, r,iro,ei,,.
station.
NJ, y, = u.1, o,;,a ,.e, o.,or
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Judge Conner, of Wilson, stopped over
The Durham daily globe. (Durham, N.C.) 1889-1894, 1892-07-25
POLICE COURT.
'"e "ri>t Was at the Mayors ONCE
This Morning.

'ht "rt>t Was at the Mayors ONCE
This Morning.
'"e following cases were before the
'o' 'AiS morning for adjustment:
..~n Netherly, disturbing the peace,
',D'eni suspended on payment of cost,
.. .-1 Netherly, drunk and disorderlv,
s> >D'en' suspended on payment of cost,
,.,5 ~ benton, d. and d, judgment sus-
.'sn with the understanding that he
R... 20 Bray and J. II. Brogden, afrray.
. =, ~I, 1t d 81 and half the cost, making
s,rn. Dios4en, judgment suspended on
i1sni OF half the cost, 81 95.
s,s1 -'s Lee riding bicycle on sidewalk,
g..sp 'sp4en Cotton, Ella Street and Fred
mas afray, fine and cost, $3.50.
loo3G 3GoSll like to sound the praise OF
rer>e SafSaparilla over the entire uni
10 bar" writes Mrs Longenecker, of In
gaplSoImI gSI That you can't be cured" is a
LIVER TPa Paoii oi dyspepsia. Take Simmons
regulator.
The Durham daily globe. (Durham, N.C.) 1889-1894, 1892-07-25
CALAMITY HOWLERS.
They Meet at HillsborO Saturday and Put
| "A Full Ticket in the Field.

A letter 10 day from HillsborO informs
us that the calamity how!ers have been
bowling until they have scented their
game.
The following were nominated fol office
at their convention on Saturday:
For the senate, Eugene Wilson ;
house, Robert Holmes; sheriff, +. {.
Thompson register, W. B. York treas
urer, David NJ Sykes township consta-
BILE, c. c. Smith.
None of them have a record equal to
Maud 5.
The Durham daily globe. (Durham, N.C.) 1889-1894, 1892-07-25
The Guilty One.

She (after an absence of several yecr,
abroad)-How do you do? So delighted.
I'm sure. Not married yet? Why. the
last time | saw you, it seems to me, you
were engaged?
He-Yes, | was.
She-Let's see; to whom?
He-TO you.-Life.
The Durham daily globe. (Durham, N.C.) 1889-1894, 1892-07-25

One dollar year will cover your doc~
tors bill if you take Simmons Liver Regu-
lator.
The Mankato free press. [volume] (Mankato, Blue Earth County, Minn.) 1879-1924, 1892-08-26
Cut This Out for Future Reference

Harvest excursions will run via
The Northwestern Line" c.. St. P
NJ. & o. Ry.. on August 30th and
September 9th, 1892, from St. Paul,
Minneapolis and stations north and
east of st. Paul to all points west of
and including St. James and Sleepy
Eye, Mimi, in Minnesota, South Da-
kota, Northwestern Iowa, Nebraska,
Wyoming and the Black Hills on the
Chicago, st. Paul. Minneapolis &
Omaha, Chicago & Northwestern and
Fremont, Ekhorn & Missouri Valley
railways.
Harvest excursions tickets viii also
he Sold 10 Omaha. st. Joseph. Atch-
is0n. Leavenworth and Kansas City
and all points in Kansas. Colorado.
Utah. Oklahoma. Arkansas. and Tex
as and To certain points in Tennessee.
Mississippi. Alabama AID Louisiana.
Tickets Will be sold al very low
rates and will he good 10 start on day
of sale and good to return within
twenty days.
For rate to any particular point.
through car service or any iDforma-
ton call on agents of 1.-The North
Western Line" or address.
9t1w- 7. W. TEAsDALE.
Gent Pass. Agt. ST. Paul, MINI.