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Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1892-09-08
Gamb am cinem 9rpkcm 9euti9s
Mnterifauer.

@iner Der 9r6Bten beutf9sameritaniz
iden @driftteler mar befanntli6 @arl
Mnton poftl, Der por % Sabren in guz
ropa ftarb. Seine in ben Ser. Staaz
ten unter benz SGriftitelsr : Namen
r@barles S~ealsfielb" gei6riebenen grs
5dblungen aus Dem amerifanil6en 2ez
ben geb6ren gum 8or5isli6iten urb
llripringli6ften, mas in Der &omans
literatnr aler G0lter, 3umal auf benz
@ebiete 6es bitoriiden &omans, geleiz
1tet nurbe.
Wie fred er bon eirii6en unb arae>
rifanii6en &omani9reiberm betoblem
murbe, erfiebt man aus folgemben
nellen Mtittbeilungen bes 8altim. 8.
gorreipbt.:
Sine 9ottorsD iKertotion aug Der
rSobn 0opfins' l1niperfitdt" bat ur=
fere bo0e Mufmerfiamfeit erregt; fie lit
bieler Gage unter benz SiteI: "Charles
Sealsfeld; Material for a biography.
a study of his style, his influence
upon American liter a%ture'', i'm Druid
erf6ienem.
Sn 6ieier fleinen @bban6lung be-
tunbet Der 8erfaKer, 9r. u. Sanif,
baB er ni9t nur feinen Stof griinblid
bemdltigt, fonbern aud Der bebeutenbz
ie &enner Der 2iteratltr iiber ben ,groz
BEN unbefannten" 1T. Inter unfdglis
der Miibe un6 groBen Soften bat er
ale Werfe, Mufidbe u. T. 10. iiber
Sealsfielb suiammen setragen, 10 baB
bic amgefiibrte photographic mabe3u
bulbert Sitel aablt.
9r. Gauit bat mnumit6Bli6 fetge=
felt, ipas bonn 8altim. .. GorreIpon>
bent 3uerit bebauptet tpurbe, baB Mapne
&eab ben gr6Bten She'll bon Seals
fielb's r&aiiitenbu9" tp6rtli1 geftobz
len bat; Gauf bat fogar gefunben,
mober &eab bas Werf SeaIsfielb's
fenmen lernte. gls mir bic gntbedung
in elmer enslif6en Sc tung Netp Doris
ber6Hentli6en molten, berweigerte man
bic Nufnabnte, un6 bic 81. 3. Worlb"
ging iogar in ibrer 6reunbl9aft fiir
bic Srldnber 10 melt, gu bebaupteil,
bob Sealsfelb Der plasiarit gemez
fen lei.
9r. Gauit bat nod einen smeiten
9ieb entbedt, Der nit SealsfieI6'f1em
Settle feline trodenen @erfe 3iert, itdmz
lid ben Gomani6riftfteller Wm. Sill
mcr @imras, wel6er in SAB Mipers"
feline Geftalten aufmarf6iren ldBt.
Or. Gauit beabfi9tigt in Seuti6=
Lamb, wobin er fi9 nd6ftens begiebt,
ueiteres Bacterial 5u iammeln mn6 Elm
gr6beres biograpbif6es @ert iiber
Yoftl : Sealsielb gu ber6fentliden.
Seine tleine 4bbanbIuns entbdlt iibriz
gems bes Meuen, SntereFantem unb
Wi6tigen 10 biel, baB iie in ben litera.
ridden &reiien Seutf9lanbs Mmffeben
erregen wir6. - (Sas. Staats3tg.)
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1892-09-08
= Mn Mltersi6md6e itirbt nur cine
perfon unter Sauienb.
Sd6ne @ruuofade III berfaufeu

inter lei6tem Bebinsunsett umb gu MIR
SO 3infen, cine Meile 0ftli9 bon Der
potzO Office, muir 8 8lods BON Der @tros
Benbabn NIT gutem planfensS eitems
tpege. Muf einem 9i9el nit f96ner
Musii6t auf bic gauge @tabt. @rabirte
Straben unb @aferleitung. Man
ipenbe 1id miinbli1 ober f9rifttii9 an
s. 8. 9ignomitD,
425 Pine StraBe.
@d6f @mgIanb bat iebt Seutidz
lattb bic gr0Bte 0anbetsmarine,
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1892-09-08
= 9iite perben aataglid in ben
Ser. Staaten IS, 900 bergefeQt.
@eratbeu mir In ben Stmterba,

WerUtDeW &ptr IN beW Ntuyetg0Ite
ben uns oft tn unerrartetfter Betie eiae Rraufbett ses
lest, 70 uerbeu wtr uns bann erft bemuSt, bab fe Elm
b63it tadti&er Eetnb TT, beRem Befdmpfuus ui&t su,
bura bic frdfttst wirsenben arsuetmtttel seboten 1T,
~ionbern sesen ben man f& i&hsen foa, ebe man iet=
mem ansrtf erItest. SIN 9tnterbalt sesen uns liesl
er, meun rtr uns Bet na1em Msetter tm greten auf=
balten, feudt serorbene aIetber auf ben aetbe bebal,
ten, I'M 3us isen, %unseppbute 0abruns ui.b @es
trante %senteben, uns setitts aberanfrensen u. {. no..
beim @ebrau& bon Suietter's Masenbttters fam e,
nns aber ni@ts anbaben. Dtefss WittteI ftdrtt infer,
9Drperccnftitutipn sesen bic f9dblt&en Wtrtunaeu
Der rprermdbnten 8ranfteitS= ur5aden. Sur ben see.
mann, ben 0rubenarbetter, ben 8aubanbperter, fiji,
ben Sflaren Der SGretbtube, fur Seben, Der anse.
ffrenst drbetten rnuS, III baS 8ttters en ri@tises GIiEtr.
Dpspepiie, 9terenletben, MaIarta, Gaueubei&werber
fDnnN Dor tim nt@t beiteten.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1892-09-08

Sci es 6urd ben @tabtratb Sc,
Stabt San Nntonio bel6lofen:
Seftion l. DaB cine am II,
Nopember 1890 erlaHeme mnb geneb.
migte Orbinan3, mel6e bic Smpfunq
bon &inbern un6 amberen bic 6ffentlis
6en S6ulen befu6enben perfoneu
pori6reibt, 10 amenbirt tperbe, baB ie
III 3ufunft tpie folgt lautet:
DAB es feinem &inbe ODER iraenb
elmer anberen Perfon erlaubt fem lou,
irgenb cine Der 6hentli6en S1nlen
ober irgenb cine anbere @r3iebungsam=
ftalt innerbaIb ber @ta6t au beiuden
es lei benin, bab Elm foIdes Sinh ober
irgen6 pel6e anbere Perfom supor benz
Stabtarat bon irgeub einem1 anberen
qnalif3irten Mrat cine Beideiniauna
borlegt, 6aB elm ioldes Sinh ober irs
genb cine anbere perfon bic 5dule au
beinden tuiinidt; befagte Beldeini=
gung mub cine 8ef9reibung bes ain>
bes o6er Der perfon, Nngabe 6es Mlz
ters unb Der Nationalitdt, Der Mrt
bes angewanbten SmpftoFes mn6
fol6e anberen Snformationel1 entbal<
ten, tpie fie Der Stabtarat perlanaen
mag; gu iDel9em 3tpede Der Stabtarat
auf Terlangen bic Gormulare lieferf.
Settion 2. Der @tabtarst o6er
fein Mfifent ioIen elm @ertiftat folder
Smpfung austelen, ober bic Midtias
feit zines folden bon einem arberen
4rst porgelegten Certificates beideinis
gen; unb Elm fol6es Originalcertififat
ober beglaubigteS gertififat foQ benz
Superintenbenten, principal ober Qeb=
rer Der S4ule, in tpeI9e fold elm
Sinh ober perion aufgemommen iein
mill, Dor Der Iufnabme porgeaeigt
tperben.
Settion 3. Srgemb cine perion,
nel6e elm Sinh in irgenb cine 6dule
o6er gr5iebungssN nftalt innerbaIb Der
Stabt f4ift ober ben 0eriud baau
madt, obne bafeIbe porber III ueber>
e%inftimmung nit ben 0oridriften bic
Ter Orbinans impfen gu Iafem ober ir=
ge1b Elm Mrat. Der Elm faIl1es @ertifis
tat ansfeut unb ale perfonen, uelde
irgenb elm Sinh ober irgen6 cine 0ers
ion in irgen6 cine folde S6ule Dber
gr3iebungsz Nnitalt, obne bet beiaaten
Smpff6ein a%ufnebmem, foQen eineS
8ergebens f9ulbig era6tet unb mad
erfoIgter ueberfiibrung Dor benz &efors
Der CUR 3ablung elmer Celebrate BON
ni9t peniger oils aebn ($1O) Dollars
unb ai6t rfebr alS einbunbert ($1OO)
Dollars fir fol9es Bergeben aaaebalz
ten iuerben unb ieber Sag, an tueldem
elm iol9es 9ergeben fortbefebt, lou als
befonberer Gaa amgeietea tperben uub
ipenn bic @elbtrafe ni9t bimterIest
iptrb, 10 foa cine foI1e perfon fir
ai6t ueniger als sebn (1O) umb nidt
mebr als breibig (3O) Sage in 6aft
genommet tperben.
Yaffirt urb genebmiat ben 2. Sepz
TENDER 1892.
8rpan gaIIasbam
Mapor.
4ttefirt: 6. q. @Iaubon,
gitp Glerf.
- IN parls tuerben iebt tpaFerbidte
Megeni9irme aus papier benubt.
= Der Sapaneie beniibt als aopfz
ti1en elm pierediges Stid Dol3.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1892-09-08
Yurter geim9t.

@in 5u~perldiiser, Der englif6eu
Spra6e md6tiger Mann, nirb an fF
fortigem 4ntritt geiu6t. MfuB I'M @i=
ienDaarengef6dft bepanbert fem unb
gmpfeblungen beibringen. Na63ufraz
gen in Der Office Der rGreien prefe".
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1892-09-08
Glue Orbimams

ur Mmenbiruno elmer am II. Mopem:
Der 1890 e~rlafenea urb senebmigz
ten Orbinan5. mel9e bic sSmz
pfung bon &in1ern urb anz
beren bic 6fentli9en S9ms
len befu1enben Yerioz
men borfdreibt.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1892-09-08

sd babe mebr 3utrauem Az bieier
Mebisin, aIs gu irgenb eimem @r3te,
ben i'd femme fagt Grau 9attie Maion
in @bilton, Garter So, Mo., inbem lie
bon @bamberlainS 8oIif, @boleraz
nnb Diarrboes0 eilmittel fpra9. Muf
bieie Mebi5in tam man fi6 in allen,
auh in ben f6tuerlten unb gefdbrli9s
item Gdaen berlafen, fopobl fir Sim
Der, uie aud fnr grtpa6fene. gu boz
ben in San antonio Bel 5. &alteper &
son, Doubling & 6loob, s. @. Sod,
y. OreiB, s. S9u1arb, y. 6pAen &
%. urtb &alteDer & Sdu1arb.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1892-09-08

II YOUR BACK ACRES,
Or you are all worn ont, really rood Tor moth.
Ing, It Is general debility. TRY
BROWNS IRON BITTEKS.
It win cure you. cleanse your liver, and give
good appetite.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1892-09-08
@ranseisentbnms !. ltebertraaamarn,

y. 5. Mauermann at Sranf Ger
l1Igtl llro Jrau, @runbfiid an 3epabae
StraBe, $500.
W. ". Sidmaitn on 3. 8. @iais,
8rnnbftid an pine>S trobe, 81 400.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1892-09-08
6eiraths.Sdheiue :

6arrp Mantt urb emma @eper.
Sobn @imbel unb 2aura Meainlep.
Srieb. Yotf6ernid unb emma @rafe.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1892-09-08
Central ; Yarf.

Yeliebtefer Mufentbalt8ort fir 6as
milien. @intritt gum Yarf frei.
= SIN @anaba fpre6en 20 Bro3ent
Der 8epolfernus fran36fild.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1892-09-08

glHe 1n9eneDrle AbtDe@feiung lit eS,
ipetlI man aus 6ieien adumen bes
nfoDetmorb8 in bic Wura> 9abrif unb
In BITE bamit I'M 3ufammenhanqe ffes
be1be Y6tels unb 9dudersN btheilura
toturat. pier perben Wiirfe oGer Nrt
@Blutmnrf, 2ebermurf, Sdladmurf
lRb 3nngeniunrt, fomie Bricks urf.
ber9elfedt urb ferrer Y0deIHeiSd un6
&au9feif1. Nle biefe pro6ucfe limb
BON ausgejei1neter Qualitdt, ba Bic
Gefeutli9feit bes gar3en 8erfahreus.
foipie bic iiberrei1Ii6 3nr 8erfiiauua
fleb<nbe Menge bes be1tem MateriaIs
jebes rManf1en1 ober iebes 4nauferu
ober gar @erfdlfden ausf9IieBt.
Infer Munbgai1g tpiirbe mir unpols
ttdrtbig fein, tuenn mir ni6t and bic
ttnteren Mdunle, in bener BITE obeners
ludbrte1 Nebenprobutte getpoitneI tpers
ben, elmer Beaugenfheinigunq inter-
5iebet iuolten. Die burd 0erfenfute
gei! BON oben IN groBe Referpoirs bers
abfalenben anoden, Sebnen, 8anfen,
fDtpie bas 9Int unb bic a6pfe &c. fperben
bier, n06bem bas 6ett ausaeldiebeu.
6bgebampft iitb tomunen banr in arose
@ttorten, in 6enen fe inter giatuir-
rulg elmer Harlem 9ibe at @uperpboss
plat NIB &~unftbiinger berarbeitet
luerbeu. Der Iebtere, itatnentIi6 Der pieI
8lrt f1fttaltenbe, uirb bon @drtnern
anb 8emiifesiidterH febr geindt unb
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1892-09-08

= SSm paris tuerben iebt tpaKerbidte
Megenidirnle aus papier bemubt.
= Der Sapaneie beniibt als aopfz
titlen elm pierediges Stid pol3.
The Durham daily globe. (Durham, N.C.) 1889-1894, 1892-08-01
THE WILD AND WOOLY.
A Durham Boy Writes from the West
About Thoughts as He Thinks Them.
MISTrRS Col Julv ..

MiNICKN, SOI., July "a, ".
To THE EDITOR Perhaps you will be
somewhat surprised 10 hear from me, so
far from my native roost, but as believe
you to be interested in the upbuilding of
Durham, | am interested in you, so |
thought short letter would not be out
of place, ! am at present located at the
pleasant little mountaintown of Minturn,
something over 800 miles west of Denver,
on the Denver and Rio Grande railroad,
which runs 10 Salt Lake. | am in the
employ of this road, in the motive power
department. We have been having some
delightful weather, but for the past week
ii has been raining more or less. l get
THE GLOBE through my father and enjoy
reading it very much, in the first place,
because it is from home; secondly, be-
cause it has a live and fearless editor
thirdly, because it doesn't meddle to a
very great extent with politics.
The farmers, or ranchmen as they are
called here, raise grass, wheat, potatoes,
melons and some garden truck, though
limited principally to grass, which they
bale and ship away. We also have some
bear hvnters, who bring down some very
fine hides, also fox, which are just beau
tiful, and sometimes a mountain lion,
with other game, such as deer, etc. There
is lots Of prospecting going on in and
around Minturn, some Of the ore running
very high. So you see l am surrounded
by lofty mountains, rich minerals, wild
animals, and last but not least, a small
circle of very warm friends. l say small
circle because MintuIn is only a few
hundred strong at present.
AS this is my first letter to an editor
and the chances are good for it to land in
the waste basket, | will close, but not
until give you little receipt which you
can use to get advertisements:
The constant drop of water wears away the
hardest stone:
The constant gnaw of Towser wears away the
The constant wOOing lover carries OFF the
blushing maid,
And the constant advertiser is the one who
gets the trade.
Give my regards to all my old friends
and expect to hear from you through
The GLOBE. Long live THE GLOBE and
its management.
Respectfully yours,
WM. G. BLkCKWOoD.
n. B.-Has John Kirkland gotten mar
ried vet? He has been trying long
enough.
The Durham daily globe. (Durham, N.C.) 1889-1894, 1892-08-01
LIVE LOCAL LINKS.
The Day, Record of Current Events in
the City and Vicinity.

The Days Record of Current Events in
the City and Vicinity.
Wait for next summer, if this is not
bd enough for you.
Tonight at Yearby's drug store
night blooming cereus can be seen in
foil bloom. Plenty Of ice soda in a jiffy.
Mr.. Geo. Il. Blackwell will give you
better bargains in safes than were ever
A.in Durham before. Cali and see him.
The noon train was one hour and
twenty minutes late to day, and was de
aycl at this place for some time on ac-
coGD, 0! hot box.
toll. ). Carr requests all who attend
@epcnic next Friday to bring an extra
plate and spoon. Obey the mandate and
learn the meaning afterward.
Showers fell round about the city
Yesterday, but we Of the city are still dry.
The weather is still extremely warm, but
bot so oppressive as it was last week.
Those who have horses to trade
should bring them direct TO this office, or
10 Major Guthrie He deals some in
'"ichens but as a horse cuss, he is not
behind the times.
Our city is experiencing an ice fam
Tie at present. All ice saved during the
winter melted from the intense heat, and
'or the reason of the heat the water is so
~o' that our manufacturers cannot
freeze it.
Willie Corbett was the happy winner
VI The gold-headed cane, and Miss Mary
henderson wears the gold medal given
W 'Ae ID. l.. |. at the festival on Saturday
"sAi The whole affair proved salts
factory, We learn.
Tlnity VI. f. Sunday school will
HeAd next Friday at Occoneechee farm
-'" AlIIsboro. The cars will leave the
a." D. depot at SD o'clock. Children
.~'eF = years of age go free those from
- 10 10 years, 80 cents. All other mem
WIS OF the school 80 cents each. Parties
'"o 90 not belong to the school can ge
round trip ticket and a good dinner fol
"ccnts.
The Durham daily globe. (Durham, N.C.) 1889-1894, 1892-08-01

The need of a perfectly safe and reli-
able remedy for the peculiar diseases of
summer is universal. AS a remedy for
the household, office or the farm, on ship
board, and for travellers by sea and land,
Winkelmann's Diarrhpa and Cholera
Remedy has proved its inestimable worth
in the prompt relief and cure of all dis
orders originating in the stomach and
digestive system such as cholera, cholera
morbus, diarrhGa, cramps, etc. Service
able under all conditions, and always
ready for use; is perfectly safe. Price
25 cents at all druggists.
The Durham daily globe. (Durham, N.C.) 1889-1894, 1892-08-01
AIT THE BOY HARD
card or So Of Wood Comes on Finn
ina Wild Way.
p. Pay TO Blame for Certain Degree
Of CareleSSnesS.
.oyceRNING THE RIGHT OF WAY
,Ia who Come and GO-Brief Brevi-
tie. Of Interest to All Readers
of The Globe.

Matthew Wimberly, Jr., son Of Mat
a.r WimbcrIy, Sr, met with a painful
...f5ent to-day about noon. He was
..,, with his fathers dinner To work
.,on near Mr. Faucette's factory and in
.,ssl Of going on to the proper place, he
gent with another little fellow into Mr
Fsrcettc's wood yard.
negro maRhad just unloaded three
.,r.e wagon load Of wood and started
,gt Of the lot when the little boy ran
,.-o,s the road in front Of the team and
attempted to pass between the wagon
and brick dry house. The mules be-
cane frightened at escaping steam and
could not be guided properly The lit
lie b0y was caught between one Of the
wheels and the house, receiving a pain
4. wound The shoulder blade was
bent but we learn was not broken.
We saw the boy and bruised shoulder
There is no blame to attach to the driver
Of the team as he did all he could 10 pre-
vent the accident.
The little boy was walking upon for
GIlcn ground and where he bad no
hsinc,, at all.
The Durham daily globe. (Durham, N.C.) 1889-1894, 1892-08-01
THE GLOBE is in 1T !
An Illustration About What AdVer-
tiSing Will Do.
Bernstene Finds His Goods Through This
Album of Song.
AND HE SAYS so WITHOUT RESERVE
The Trunks Contents Are Returned TO
Him by Gentleman Who Reads
The Globe in Durham,

1he GLOBE in Durham.
In Saturdays issue of THE GLOBE we
noted the fact that trunk was sold by
Mr.. F. Bernstene, of this city, and that
the purchaser discovered a flaw in the tray
of the same whereupon he made a second
choice.
The second choice trunk contained
five suits of clothes valued at 500 Mr.
Bernstene discovered three days after
the sale that he had not only delivered
the trunk but a considerable amount of
clothing, also.
He sent messenger to the mans house
and made inquiry about the matter He
was gravely informed that the trunk
which they had purchased was empty
when bought. The messenger was Mr.
Bernstene's wife who takes special care
of the clothing in the store.
r. W. Hutson is the man who tried to
conceal the fact that the trunk had cloth
ing in it.
The clothing was taken from the large
new trunk and placed in a small trunk
and sent to the house of an honest man
for safe keeping.
Hutson was preparing to leave the city
and said it was not convenient to carry
all his plunder at one time and asked
Mr.. w. w. Perkinson if he would not
keep this trunk fer day or two, and
when notified, to ship the same to him at
Raleigh.
Mr.. Perkinson is a kind, honest and
obliging man, and readily agreed to ac-
commodate the man, Hutson But when
Mr.. Perkinson perused the pages of Sat
urday's GLOBE, lie began to think, and
said to his wife there is something wrong
about this trunk left in our charge and ]
am not going to rest until | am satisfied
about the matter. He Immediately went
out upon an investigation. Mr.. Bernstene
was found and went and took possession
of the trunk, which he now has in his
store, and upon opening it found the
clothing he had lost.
There were five handsome black suits,
valued at 800.
Now there are just two things that led
to the discovery of the goods: The notice
in Saturdays GLOBE, and one of The
GLOBES honest readers.
We have known Mr.. Perkinson for
several years, and nothing unclean will
pass through his hands if lie knows it.
Mrs Bernstene was soundly abused by
HutsOn's wife on last Saturday because
of her inquiry about the contents Of the
trunk.
The Durham daily globe. (Durham, N.C.) 1889-1894, 1892-08-01
COMING AND GOING.
Durham People on the Move and Visitors !
in the City.

in the City.
c. II. Conrad of Danville, Va, is in the
city.
A. l.. Brooks, of Roxboro, is in the
city.
"Bud'' Ferrell left yesterday for Chase
City.
J. w. Smith left on the noon train for
Raleigh.
w. A. Gattis, of Raleigh, was in the
city to day.
Rev. J. X. Howell left to day at noon
for Raleigh.
y. \. Holder went to Greensboro Satur-
day evening.
Mrs. J. w. Dowd returned from Ashe-
vile yesterday.
Walter Bradsher returned to-day from
a trip to Greensboro
Miss Maggie Long, of Roxboro, passed
through the city today.
James Gattis returned from Winston
district conference to-day.
Miss Daisy Bernstene left this morning
to visit friends at Charlotte
Miss Mamie Irwin and little brother
left yesterday morning for Asheville
Rev. VIM. Walker, of Pittsboro, passed
through the city to- day en- route to Raj
eigh.
Mrs. l.. T. Buchanan, who has been
visiting at Oxford, returned to the city
to day.
w. NJ. Yearly and Clarence Cheek re-
turned yesterday from weeks trip to
New York.
Mrs. T. J. Crews, who has been visiting
this morning.
Mrs. Matte Gattis, who has been visit
ing in Vance couLtv, returned to Durham
this morning.
Miss Emma Thomas and mother of
Carey, passed through the city to day
en- route home.
Miss Mary Wyche, of Chapel Hill is
spending the day in the city the guest of
Mrs. T. w. Harris.
Miss Ellen Watson, of Raleigh, who
has been visiting Miss Lizzie Guthrie,
returned to her home to day.
Rev. p. T. Way, editor of Jonesboro
Monitor, was in the city to, day and left
on the noon train for Raleigh.
Rev. J. L. Foster, pastor of the Chris
tian church at Raleigh, was in the city
to day and left this morning for Creed
more.
Miss Laura and Master Wade Morgan,
of Nashville, n. c, who have been visit
ing their aunt Mrs. Fannie Petway
| left this morning for their home.
| Mr.. \. w. Long for the past two years
student at Harvard college has re-
turned to his home at Chapel Hill after
pleasant visit to friends in this city.
| Mr.. Harry Darnall, who has been
studying in Germany the past year
landed in New York Saturday, arriving
in Durham Yesterday. The fact that his
coming was unexpected and his family
all out of town caused a somewhat al
tered program in the matter of reception
which, however, was all that admiring
friends could make it. He is for the
present the guest Of Mr.. :. W. Holman.
The Durham daily globe. (Durham, N.C.) 1889-1894, 1892-08-01
GRAND
80 DAY SALE |!

\ fire which is not put out
is still raging and will con-
tinuc on and on. SO look
how it is raging. Now is
the time for all to come and
save big money. The grand
est sale that has ever been
offered is now before you
for 30 days TO come.
| now have an interest
with two Of the largest shoe
factories in the northern
cities. Both Mems and La
dies Shoes, all kinds and
prices.
The Durham daily globe. (Durham, N.C.) 1889-1894, 1892-08-01
He Will DO 1t.
Asheville Citizen

h-.I september /, Col. Al Fairbrother of
rn,,. ,4a'h and Raleigh, will begin the
~ ,'''on of The Tobacco Plant, a
a..1Y page journal Colonel Al Fair
IL, 'eF and Mr.. 4. Hatchett are to be
Co.. tutors, and the thing is a success
h Iel t fairbrOther will not tell lie.
b, va! W.. be honest and say he did it with
"'ile Hatchett.
The Durham daily globe. (Durham, N.C.) 1889-1894, 1892-08-01
Some Foolish People,

Allow a cough TO run until it gets beyond
the reach of medicine. They often say,
"Oh, it will " ear away" but in most cases
it wears them away. Could they be in
duced to try the successful medicine
called kemp's Balsanl, which is sold on a
positive guarantee to cure, they would i'm
mediately see the excellent effect after
taking the first dose. Price SOC and 5 100.
Trial size free. At all druggists.
The Durham daily globe. (Durham, N.C.) 1889-1894, 1892-08-01
POLICE COURT.
trunk.

What the Grist Was at the Mayors Office
This Morning.
Business in police circles was little
more active to-day than usual.
Peter Ruffin and Sallie Hargrave, atfray,
fined 50 80 each and cost, making total
Of $3.50.
Winnie Perry, boisterous cursing, fined
$j and cost, making a total of 500.
Thomas Evans, white, boisterous ours
ing, judgment suspended on pay ment Of
cost, $3.50.
Annie Mebane, boisterous cursing,
fined 50.
J. II Johnson and Bud" Balm, affray,
Johnson fined 81 and cost, making 81 60 ;
Balm discharged.
The Durham daily globe. (Durham, N.C.) 1889-1894, 1892-08-01
Thursday. August IL,

At : D. n, in the rooms OF the y. u. Z. A.
Durham y G. for the purpose OF authorizing
mort cages. liens. or other evidences OF indeUt :
edness. 10 raise money for the purposes and
necessities Of the company Also 10 revise the
suFEscrIption list and TO take such action IN
regard 70 delinquent subscribers as may o.
necessary 10 secure prompt payment Dy SUD
ScripIiOn, or settlement OF same. And Tor sEaS
other business that may come before the
meeting Us CARR President.
:. W. HOLMAN, Sec'y and Treas'r.