The Durham daily globe. (Durham, N.C.) 1889-1894, 1892-11-26

Don't miss this opportunity TO hear
Rev. Sam Small in his amusing and pa
thetic lecture at Stokes hall Tuesday
night. Admission 80, 35 and 25 cents.
You are obliged TO wear shoes-you
must and your wife and the children.
Cheapest, best, most stylish shoes in the
city at the DURHAM SUPPLY Co.
"A special to THE GLOBE from the
planet Mars this evening at 4:4O an.
nounced that the Wandering Waif had
decided not to strike Durham this time.
Durham needs more houses. Not a
business house or residence vacant in the
city. People who want TO come here
cannot, and for this reason. Double your
carpenters.
The platform to T. J Lambe's adver-
tising case, which used to ring a bell and
show up when stepped on, is broken, and
should be mended or replaced with more
solid footing.
We have on our counters to-day
everything in china and glassware to
make a man sad, and his wife happy.
j J. MACKAY's
China and Glassware Emporium.
You remember that large line of
cloaks we showed you? Our buyer is
north now getting more to meet the de
mand Cold wave. You'd better get
one. DURHAM SUPPLY Co.
Wedding and Christmas presents.
Call and examine our stock. Our prices
and goods will please you.
J. J. MACKAY's
China and Glassware EmpOriu II.
Persons desiring to send mail north
south and west must have it in the post
Office at ) p. m, and in letter boxes at
$50 p. IN. This information comes from
our postmaster, and it is straight goods
Rev. Sam Small, of Georgia, will de-
liver his famous lecture, From Bar
room to Pulpit" at Stokes hall next
Tuesday night November % Reserved
seats so cents, general admission 35,
gallery %.
From Bar-room to Pulpit Rev.
Sam Small's noted lecture, is drawing
pleased crowds wherever 1t is delivered.
'Tis vivid life lesson of reality which
interests all, and its moral effect is of
great worth.
The place seeking epidemic has
struck the boys The applications for
pages place in the senate and the house
of North Carolina are numerous. Dur
ham will make at least one entry and eX-
poets to win the race.
With all of our brick-yards aud lum
ber-yards, contractors find it impossible
to keep their numerous employees in n
slant work for the want of material.
These yards will be compelled to double
their capacity to supply the demand.
Wives, the way to please a man is to
give him good dinner. husbands, if
you want good dinner, give your wives
something nice and pretty to put it in.
This you can find at J. J MACKAY's
China and Glassware Emporium.
For gentlemen's furnishing goods
our stock is just what it should be in
every particular. You know your needs.
We can supply them and save you money
,,,yr IF
US a chance. DURHAM SUPPLY Co.
When solomon said there is moth
ing new under the SUM-" he had not seen
our immense assortment of HavilaDd
decorated dinner, tea and chamber sets.
/ j J. MACKEY's
China and Glassware Emporium.
Durham people who never go 10 see
minstrel troupes and comedy actors, can
enjoy the delineations and pathos OF Sam
Small in his graphic and emotional de-
scription OF checkered life in From
Bar room to Pulpit" to be delivered at
Stokes hall, Tuesday night, November 2S
Engineers continue TO disregard the
city ordinance by backing over crossings
At night without blowing of whistle ring
ing of bell, or having a watchman out.
Just few nights ago, buggy contain
ing three gentlemen barely escaped being
run into by backing train of the Lynch
burg and Durham 1t appears that the
only safety for people is TO lodge infor-
nation with the law officers aud swear
out warrants 70: these people who wan
tonly risk human life.