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Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1892-02-10

Trains No. All, 4l9 4l3 and Az are daily eI.
cept Sunday; Train No. 449 runs Sunday ony.
Additional mixed trains leave southward at
3. % a. m. and s24 a. m. and arrive at Harm.
sonburg at {. 40 a. IN. and 6.27p. m. ex SUNDAY
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1892-02-10

WE HAVE just received new and elegant
w assortment of Combs and Hair Brushes,
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1892-02-10
BROWNS IRON BITTERs ALMANAC


GOLDEN SPECIFIC OU.,
1S5 Race St, Cincinnati, Ohio.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1892-04-29
Grinacrmnsen at Scn @robbcr3oe
bon Ssefien.

gu ben pielen fleinen Grinnerllneen
on Den pertorbenen 8roBberSog BON
Seiien, welde in Der lebten 3cit oeut=
i6e Sldtter uerOffcntlidten, fiiecn iebi
Die rSasler 9tadri6ten" folgcnoc sc.
ibi6te aus Dem Munbe eincs SGmei=
Sers, Die Der Susenoseit bes bsimse9ans
genen Siirlten an9ebOrt: rSm Sabre
1857 famen Die beioen prinSen CUB
mig, Der Grbprins, unb iein jiiuserer
Sruoer @ilbelm mad G0ttingen, I'M
sinise @Olle9ia 81 bDren. -Sie jrn9en
Serren waren duberit fleibi9, periGume
ten feline Sorleiuns. sinsen nebenbei
aud piel in 8eielli6aft, mo- ie iid Gu=
Berlt liebensipiirbi9, ia serGocSu be-
fdeioen benabmen. 8egen uns S9Dei=
SET iparen bic Brinsen, pie ilberbaupt
cine 9lnSabl bober Serri6after, mel6s
ii6 in Gbttingen Stubirens balber
aufhiclten, belonoers SuuOrtNmmeuo;
mir iparen ebcn sans consequence.
SD mar i6on in b06eren Semeiiern,
weoer Ntit9lieO nod Sontneipant ir9cno
pelher @erOinouna bate o6cr Gus
Slugbeitsrdlbten bel einem &orps
ben 6ebtbOOen bele9t.
Gs 1T inmer prattiib, mcun man
riel in GclclIi6aft gebt, uiiien gu loi-
len. Dap man au besoin Die Slin9e Su
fiibren pcrltcbt. Sier nun ia6 ib Die
YrInSen uOn SeIlen 1dufi9 WlO lullrbe
otter unn i6nen einoelaben, eiuen Sang
nit Dem @incu OOer pem 9lnoern su i6la=
gen. Gincs Cages itanb i0 Dem CRIB
prinSsn 9elcGlbfr. SIN martirte als
6inte cine Sieiquart unO ihlug a
tempo Seyi naD. Scr YrinS. welber
Die SiclQn0rt fir ernit 9enonmcn. als
er Die ScrS tanimcn iab, flIbr nit Dem
9lrm in Die [oobe uno ltiilpic Iib our6
Die bcitige Tcipegung Die Ntoste bonn
&opf, 10 bob mcin Soieb ben Ialt unbc=
bedten appi !rci uno Die &opfbaut bis
SerriB. g3ir Iiibrten ben fart bluten=
Den YrinScn in oen Sol binun;er gum
Yumpcnbrrmcn unO puldeu uno
perbanoen i'm oa, 10 gut e5 ging.
r&0ni0litc S9obeit" iagts iA lpdbreno
oieics 0jcihdltes. lid bin unholtlid
iiber mcine llngeibidlihtcit". =
ySittc, icine @ntl9ulbigung", a9te
Der Qrjni auis 6reunOlidlic. lid mar
un9ci6idt. Sm llebrigcn, lieber
Shwciser. t'ine Seu6elei! Sir Sic
mub es ia cine Mnnne icin, 2yyanncn-
blut 81 pergieBcn!" = Die tSOdc bate
@pttlob icine ilbleu 6ol9en; es luar nur
Elm leibtcr SautriB".
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1892-04-29

bon Gusenie benadri9tigt worben mar
empfin9 Die Seimtebrenbe nit mebr
ober iueni9er Sepunoerun9 iiber bic
9lObli6feit ibrer Geiie. glur Die
Ntutter lGdelte guaenie perItdnoniBin=
mig gu.
gn bemIclben glbeno feate li0 Cnfel
&oIt nit einem pra9tigen S6muf elm.
ben er GuScnie sur YegriiBun9 iibers
rei9ts uno Der 10 fpItbar mar, oaB Die
@ntSildte nit wirtli6er Serslibteit oem
i6minielnoen alten Sun9eeiclleu nm
ben SoIs iiel. Sn ben nd6lteu Do6en
fam Gntel gtoit aug bem G1mun,eln
gar ni6t mebr beraus.
@u9enie lnngab i6n nit 10 oicl 2ie=
benswiirbi9tcit. sei9te iid fir ien @obl
uno lcine llnterbaltung 10 beIorgt, oaB
Der S09eltOls gar ni6t luuBte mie INN
gei6ab. Ollie feline fleinen @i9eni1afs
ten uno Gemobnbeiten iab lie inn ab
uno lie umidmei6elte uno umtGnoelte
i'm in elmer g8eiie. bab es i'm ,uie cin
&aui6 er9riii, baB allerlei tiibne, un-
iinni9c @iinl6e uno Sricbe in INN
laut luurOeu, bab es nit einem Male
tuie ein sweiter 6riibline iiber i'm fam.
uno ais i9m @u9enie zines Sages, als
lie i'm tralIliden 3wieeeiprdb allein
bel einanper iaBen = bic Huge DIANA
bate oas Ior9lib su artnn9iren eewubt
: plobli0 nit bin9ebcnocr 0ebdroe an
Die Srult iant nnb i6m Sufliiltcrte, oab
lie ieinem trcnen g8erben 9egeniiber
ni6t ldn9cr unempiinoli3 bleiben
tonne, oab lic bcreit iei, inn nnSugebbs
rem als feline liebenbe tleine Srnu;, Die
iie ia i6on inner. tpem aud mir i'm
S6erS, 9cweien. oa mar er 9Nr ni6t
einm0l ioloerli9 iiberrai6t. go.
Srci YtOnatc ipdter iano pie 0o6seit
ltatt. slls Die 9liidlibe junge Sraut
sur lcbten Muiterung Dor Den Spiegel
trat, ndGertc li1 ibr ibre Jingle G6we=
lter, Gin naielpeiIer. bierSebnjd6riyer
Safiiib nit Der 6ro9e: .Sa9e mai,
Gu9enie, liebit Su ben Diden nlten On.
tel &ot benn mirtlib?"
v2ie6en?" antiportete bic i'm @lona
ibrer S66nbeit StrablenOe nit cinem
9eringibdbi9en I6ielSuden. nllniinn!
Sd beiraiDe ibn"
llno lle beiratbete i'm. -.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1892-04-29

Sum Sebiirfnib ee=
poroener 2urusge9enltunb. Sn Der
erIten Slaiie elmer b0beren Sb6terI6ule
ipra6 Die 9ebrerin in Der Sotanititunbe
bonn Sabat unb besei6nete oieIen ais
einen sum SeoiirfniB geworoe VI 2u=
rus9e9enltanb Sn lie bcim Gortraaen
bemertt bate, baB cine Der irn9en Sa=
men ltatt aufSupahen gum 6enlter bin=
aus JAP, 10 ri6tete lie an bieie Die
6ra9e; r@lie, mas babe i9 Ioeben ols
einen gum Seoiirfnib 9ewproenen
2urusge9enitano beSei6net ?" Glle,
ipel6e nod gans BON Dem Siloe, pel=
Dies lie auf Der StraBe 9eieben bate,
erfiillt mar, antportete: Sin 9ieute=
nant!"
= Sos baf tt. - Sn elmer @eiell=
f6aft peiB Elm jun9er Wtann nibt 9e=
mug BON ieiner Wteni yenfenntniB su
beri6ten. SD iebe beiIpielsweile,"
bebauptet er unter glnOerem, ,aui ben
erlten Slif, mas 9lnoere BON mir benz
ten!" 9lQgemeines Staunen-bis cine
Same oas Sdluei9en unterbridt nit
ben @Orten: pSas muB aber fir Sic
oft iebr unan9enebm iein!"
Gin Summtopf fraqt
einen geiltpollen Mann, warum er itets
einem Geiprd9 nit ibm auslpei6e.
,giln, mein 2icber, tuenn Sic es wiiicn
wollen, 10 barf i6 Sbnen meme
8riinoe ni6t porentbalten. SIN Sdllen,
mo Sic nibt meiner Meinun9 iino,
beoauere i9 Sic, lpenn Sic mir aber
suitimmen, 10 fiible i'd mid icbr beun-
rubi9t."
M ibpertdnbniB. Sante {:
,2eb mobl, 9iesle, - Sein Sbuben=
gel geleite 9i6l" 9ti6te: ,9lt @ott,
Santele, Der lam beute nibt = Der bat
1eut' Sienlt!"
SoitipieGiee 6euerune.
8erebrer: osBie talt Sic linbl gDenn
i6 nur wiiBte, iuomit ib Sbr @eilbl
iiir mid erndrmen t0nnte!" = Sdnse=
tin: .gia, probiren Sizes NAL nit trp,
talliiirter Soble:"
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1892-04-29
In aniere S5bne.
@ialt ou. meiu Sobu, piel 9teu uab

@iait oil, meiu Sobn, biel 9teu uab
2eio
9lus oCincm Scben entierncn,
60 tbeile Die idOlle Su9enoScit
Sn GenieBen uno in Sernen.
Sur6lcbe Die i66ncn Mdrden all
Mit S9wdrmen, Sebnen uno Spien;
Sm @inier i6ldgt teine giadtigall.
Sm @inter bliib'u feline Goien.
Sod i6limm, mcnn bon Der slrbeitss
pfIidt
Sein Srdllmen bid entfernte =
Senn Sril6ie reifen I'M Sriibling nidt.
Sm 6riiblins 9iebts feline @rnte.
u. &Ooerid.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1892-04-29
: StOBieufser eines iun=

= StoBieuf5er eines ju NJ
gen 8 9emannes. 6riiber tpnnte
ib ME be9reifen, warum man 10 aui bic
S6miesermiitter idimpft.; jcBt aber
fiible ib es. obwobl i6 ni6t einmal cine
S1wicsermutter babe, i6nOern MIR cine
SoAter oapou!"
-Serod6tise Ginlabuna.
9lfritareiienOer .(bei ben Wteni6enireI=
iern): nSeute Wtittas bin i'd beim S6=
mig 4bubuS3u gum Giien einselaoen.
Sd slaub', i'd thu better, nibt binsu.
seben. man ueib bod ni9t re9t. mics
9emeint it,"
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1892-04-29
3 m 3eitm c e65el.

Sanfter Iino Die 3eiten 'iporoen,
Senn gerdOert miro ni6t mebr.
glber lei6t tpmmt aller Srten
Man in Elm @ereoe iebr.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1892-04-29

ran? Ste tonnte f1 lelblt oaruber nlht
flar reroen.
Sa eiues Soges traf ausbem Gltcrn=
bauIe cine 9taAri6t Elm, Die wie Elm
elettriider Strom auf lie mirtte.
,9eute Sir" i6rieb i9re Ntutter un=
ter anoerm, .mos fir ein unerbDrtes
Slid Sntel 9tolt nioerfabren lit! 0u
.ueiBt, oaB er i6On ieit unoentli1er 3eit
in Der 2Otterie gclpielt, elm polles Soos.
INNER oieielbe Summer. obne baB sr ie
nit einem bOberen 8ewinn als Dem
Giuiab beraussetommen pdre. 8e=
pinnt Der Wlenlb bod bel Der leBten
3iebupg - bore nur = oas aroBe
Coos, baare 100000 Wart! gtun lit er
nit einem Sdlase elm rei6er Mann
uno Su tdnnlt Dir oenteu. pie ireuoia
mir ollie ii6erraibt iino. Wiiai uno
Gill, Seine S9meitern linb binter inn
ber, pie Die Wtduie mad benz Sped.
llebrisens iit Sntel 8oit trob ieiner As
Sabre nod INNER Elm re6t itattl1er
Mann uno es per9ebt TAFT tein Gag. an
Dem er ni6t pon Dir iprd6e."
Ser lebte SaB init ieiner eigent3iim=
li6en Soeenperbinouns beipirtte, oaB
gu9enie bic sanse Nadt iiber i6lailos
uno sriibeluo in ibrem Sett lag. gtls
Der Morsen araute, mar ibr @ntidluB
sefaBt. sic padte ibre &oIier uno
frat nod an oemIelben Sage Die Rif=
reiie in's elterlihe Sau5 an.
Sie san;e Gamilie, bic telearapbiId
The Durham daily globe. (Durham, N.C.) 1889-1894, 1892-11-19
TEACHERS INSTITUTE
Durham County Educators Meet and
Do Business.
Professors Z. ". Kennedy and E. s
Sheppe Talk Education.
MANY TEACHERS IN ATTENDANCE
Committees Are Appointed and Other
Routine Work Is Taken Up
and Disposed of.

The public school teachers of Durham
county met this morning at the court
house at 1870 o'clock to discuss the best
methods of encouraging educational pro-
gress in the South, and Of securing the
co operation of parents and of friends Of
education in general.
This being the first meeting since the
beginning Of the present school term,
there was much business on hand and
many points to be considered.
There were about twenty in attendance,
representing nearly every school district
in the county.
Upon the resignation of Professor J. D.
Cameron, Professor f w. Kennedy was
elected president, and in compliance with
a general request he gave the institute a
pleasant half hours talk, which con-
tanned much Of real profit. He impressed
upon the teachers the importance of or
ganization, and showed how, by mutual
assistance, they could materially advance
the cause of education in this state, and
raise the standard of the district school
by adopting the best methods and max
ing it point to go always forward. He
showed how they could best help each
other In this great work and admonished
them to weary not in well-doing.
Prof. E. S. Sheppe followed in a neat
and timely speech, full of pith and point,
and which evoked much applause. The
characteristic with and extreme original
ity for which the professor is distin-
guished, added spice to his well. chosen
and we'll directed remarks, and alto
gether his address showed thought, and
that he was particularly at home on edu-
cational subjects.
Committee on rules and regulations,
and also one to investigate the matter of
library 10 be used by the institute, were
appointed and asked to bring in their re-
ports by Saturday before the third Sun
day in December, when the next institute
will be held
The Durham daily globe. (Durham, N.C.) 1889-1894, 1892-11-19
COMING AND GOING.
Durham People on the Move and Visitors
in the City.

Durham People on the Move and Visitors
in the City.
Rev. V. c. Thomas, of Cary, ia in the
city to-day.
Mr.. viii Willard leaves to night on a
flying visit to Richmond.
Messrs. Joe Mason and Bun Patterson,
of the University, are here to day taking
in the town.
Mr.. l.. J. Harrisburg, of the Antietam
Paper company, Hagerstawn, Md, is in
Durham to day.
Mrs. T J Harris, of Chapel Hill, is In
Durham to day on shopping expedition
and to visit friends.
Col. Leo D. Heartt, was in Raleigh
Yesterday in the capacity of pail bearer
at the funeral Of Treasurer D. W. Balm.
Misses Mary Cannady and Mary Green,
Of South Lowell, were In the city to-day
in attendance upon the teachers insti-
tute.
Mr. and Mrs. G. c.. Taylor leave to-
night for Philadelphia, taking with them
their little son, Charley, for medical treat
ment
viii Brown, of THE GLOBE force re-
turned to-day from Ansonvills, where he
has been to see his grandmother who is
critically i'll at that place.
Col J. A. HollOman, news editor of
the State Chronicle, was in the city 10
day and called at THE GLOBE office, but
left before we could borrow dollar of
him.
Colonel jim Gatts returned to the city
last night, after two days stay in the
country. He did not hunt rabbits, but
further than that he refuses to give an
account of himself
You feel faint and weak in the stomach
no appetite. Take Simmons Liver
Regulator.
The Durham daily globe. (Durham, N.C.) 1889-1894, 1892-11-19

THE GLoHE has several times made
mention Of the fact that Colonel Carr
va, so 5c pushed by many of the south
rrr .'.rn7 for position in Cleve-
Ind. cabinet.
Tie following from the New York
Morning Advertiser shows that the BOYS
are at work, and that something will
soon be- done 1t would please every
man. woman and child in this commu-
ni,y 10 know that Colonel Carr had re-
c.tycd the recognition which is due him:
\ North Carolina delegation was in
tai. o.,y m-' night, and to a Morning
Advertiser reporter a member thereof
.qM, that Grover Cleveland must this
time turn his eyes to the South in the
selection Of his cabinet. The story is
that Col. J. :. Carr, president Of the
Blackwell Durham Tobacco company,
will be pressed for postmaster general.
The friends Of Colonel Carr claim that
ina~much as the late Polk was evolved
from North Carolina that it was in that
state the third party was bOrn-and that
Carr made fight against the disruption
when all other men were afraid, that to
him j, due the credit Of holding the state
in line Colonel Carr also brought Vice
Prcsidcnt-ecc Stevenson through the
state at his own expense, and the indica
rions are that Mr. Cleveland will be
Obliged 10 listen to the North Carolina
delegations tale of woe. Mr.. Carr was
recently elected member Of the national
committee of the Young Mems Demo
cratic club, He is said to be business
from the shoulder, and if he joins his
friends in pushing the claim for such
distinction, Mr. lIarIity, it is said, will
tnd formidable opponent.
The Durham daily globe. (Durham, N.C.) 1889-1894, 1892-11-19
THE JUBILEE POSTPONED.
he Raleigh Demonstration IeIayed
Through Respect to the Dead.

he Raleigh Demonstration HeIayed
Through Respect to the Dead.
Rooms CLEVELAND AND CARR CLUB,
RALEIGH, Nov Il, 1892.
To Our Fellow-Democrats of North
Carolina:
The Cleveland-Carr Democratic club
of Raleigh desires TO say to it's various
friends of The democratic household that
the anticipated demonstration of reioic-
ing over the national and state victory,
TO which they were cordially invited, has
been abandoned
The members Of this club assure their
brethren that they yield 10 none in the
deep appreciation of the blessings vouch-
safed to US in the restoration to the
people of unrestricted commerce, the de-
feat Of monopoly, the preservation of
civil liberty, and the salvation of our be.
loved state from the spOilation of COM
bined ignorance and iniquity. They re-
!oice with you with exceeding great JOY,
and they are proud to have contributed
to this democratic victory more than the
capital of North Carolina ever did be-
fore, as their share of the conflict and
the glory.
But at this moment the people of this
city mourn the falling in their midst of
the chief judicial officer of North Caro-
lima, and one who led the democratic
hosts in the darkest and tiercest of their
battles.
We also mourn the death of another of
Carolina's purest sons, an officer of
state, to whose unwearicd labors for
many years the taxpayer within our Dor.
ders is indebted.
1t is right and seemly that while our
public buildings are draped in mourning,
and so many hearts are sore with pain,
that this community should fOrego its
privilege of rejoicing. We will, on this
occasion, following the wise and patri-
otic suggestions of our governor, reserve
the expressions of our deYout gratitude
for Thank giving day, and endeavor to
share with the orphan and the veteran
the JOY and gladness that this triumph
and the gift of Almighty God have
brought unto US.
Assuring you of the high estimation
we have of every democratic voter,
we are, Very respectfully,
GEO. G. HECK,
G. Z. LEACH,
H. d. BLAKE,
b. G. BECKwITH,
G. n. DIXON,
Committee.
The Durham daily globe. (Durham, N.C.) 1889-1894, 1892-11-19
LIVE LOCAL LINKS.
Tn" Days Record of Current Events in
the City and Vicinity.

the City and Vicinity.
-. X. 3 ladies' shoes beats them all
al the DURHAM SUPPLY Co.
1t looks like rain, and the prObabili,
ties are that if it doesn't, it will be clear.
The information comes by rail that
Henderson is soon to start her electric
lights again
Rev. Il. c. Beaman is expected home
from Baltimore tonight, in order to fill
his pulpit tomorrow.
Just received one car load of ceiling
and flooring and one car good hcart
shingles at Jas. W. Jones & Co.
cards are out for the marriage of
Nr r. c, Stanard, of this city, to Miss
Lan1'on, Of Lynchburg, on the Both
ins,
durham is crowded with country
people to-day, and our merchants are
doing the largest cash business of the
season
-One hundred thousand lot Of dry,
clear boards, also carload of ceiling and
h'orng just received at G. b. Hicks
lumber yard
mere were two car loads of Virginia
'o'acco received here 10 day, to be sold
o1 our warehouse floors next week.
D'Ih"m is good place to sell it.
Odd Rheumati:s says it is going to
oe co.d to night; warmer to morrow, and
mat the breeze will be from the west.
these are the indications of his knee
Barometer.
Lost, by Frank David, the stone cut
S' so in two $40 bills, wrapped in gray
wrapping paper, on the streets of Dur
1@m Yesterday. Finder will be rewarded
" leaving with him or at THE GLOBE
Office
i. I. Campbell has four. horse team
:" LIS shop-two from Goldsboro and
we rom Cary, lie, himself, being from
'tSmphis, Tenn, and the old lead so, if
80 Po" together, all for the better. But
''' VI" wagon will roll on steady enough,
1oH "ad the old lead pulls on day and
Mss Marsh received to day from her
amer living near Worcester, Mass two
1''e.S OF genuine Massachusetts apples,
,''seu ,' on his own farm, and the like of
'O1 are not grown in this part of the
-, s1"'''' They are big red ones, with a
go. suggestive of New England thrift
'no New England cheer.
The Durham daily globe. (Durham, N.C.) 1889-1894, 1892-11-19
DURHAM SUPPLY Co
Dress Goods and Carpets !

The special of and Goods
with and have made Dress Goods Department
making Sweeping Department.
the strongest that styles right and satisfactory
OF Dress Goods yards costing
60 yard The % selling equally
In this line Rich Reds Browns Navy
Olives Shepherds Pails yard
81 10 buys Dress The styles perfectly initiate the higher class goods
impossible difference More 54.nch
Cloth handsome goods and having immense
Four yards make Dress costing only $40 New line of Coaks and
The Durham daily globe. (Durham, N.C.) 1889-1894, 1892-11-19
Bargains.

Dress goods the thing. Our wide.
horizoned experience gives us power,
and nothing can hinder or hamper us
from giving bargains to the public this
week. In the terrible language of the
melo drama, their time has come. The
season is ripe for an offering, sacrifice.
We meet the demand with grand stock,
not with few paltry samples. Courage,
not cOwardice, has inspired our dress
goods preparations See our regular
card for special prices.
DURHAM SUPPLY Co.
The Durham daily globe. (Durham, N.C.) 1889-1894, 1892-11-19
AT THE HALL.

MCCabe and Young's Operate Colored
Minstrels Tonight.
The McCabe & Young minstrel troops
gave good street parade last night be-
fore commencing the performance at
Stokes hail. The information is that
there was a good sized audience out, so
well pleased, they requested the company
to stay over to night, which they con-
sented to do. With enlarged programme
they promise good entertainment.
The Durham daily globe. (Durham, N.C.) 1889-1894, 1892-11-19
The TestimopIals

Published on behalf of Hoods Sarsapa
rilla are as reliable and as worthy your
confidence, as if they came from your
best and most trusted neighbor. They
state only the simple facts in regard to
what Hoods Ssrsaparills has done,
always within truth and reason.
Constipation, and all troubles with the
digestive organs and the liver, are cured
by Hoods Pills. Unequalled as dinner
pill
The Durham daily globe. (Durham, N.C.) 1889-1894, 1892-11-19
TREASURER APPOINTED.
Governor Holt To-day Instals ). Med.
Tate State Treasurer.

RALEIGH, N. c., Nov. 10, $50 a. m.--
Especial Governor Holt will to-day ap-
point Samuel Mcdowell Tate state treas
urer, to fill the vacancy occasioned by
the death Of D. w. Balm. The appoint.
ment was first rendered ex Governor
Thos. J. Jarvis, who declined.
The Durham daily globe. (Durham, N.C.) 1889-1894, 1892-11-19
POLICE COURT.
What the Grist Was at the Mayors ONCE
This Morning.


The long postponed cases of the state
vs.. Thomas Darlington and Paul Brown,
and same VS. Walter Bradsher and Paul
Brown came up before Mayor Angler
this morning. When the first case was
called, Mr.. Brown handed in the requisite
affidavit, and swore the case out of the
mayors hands, who assigned it to Squire
Barbee.
The squire came in and took the chair
of justice. Brown plead guilty, and after
examination, judgment of so cents fine
each and half the cost was rendered.
In the next case both parties sub
mitted and the judgment in the first was
duplicated.
The late biiligerants made friends and
the court adjourned.
The Durham daily globe. (Durham, N.C.) 1889-1894, 1892-11-19
DRESS MAKING!

Being experienced in dress making, we
ask the patronage of any who wish work
done. Satisfaction given.
Mrs HEDGPETH & BARBEE,
l2i Broadway Street.
The Durham daily globe. (Durham, N.C.) 1889-1894, 1892-11-19
Ladies' Specials.

Our corset, underwear, glove and no.
siery departments are in charge of com
petent salesladies, and we have this de-
partment conveniently arranged for
agreeable shopping.
DURHAM SCPPLY Co.
The Durham daily globe. (Durham, N.C.) 1889-1894, 1892-11-19
The Handsomest Lady in Durham

The Handsomest Lady in Durham
Remarked to friend the other day that
she knew Kemp's Balsam for the Throat
and Lungs was a superior remedy, az it
stopped her cough instantly when other
cough remedies had no effect whatever.
SO to prove this and convince you of its
merit any druggist will give you Sample
Bottle Free. Large size SOC and 81.
The Durham daily globe. (Durham, N.C.) 1889-1894, 1892-11-19
G. OOd Cooking

Is one Of the chief blessings of every
home. To always insure good custards,
puddings, sauces, etc, use Gail Borden
" Eagle" Brand Condensed Milk. Di
rections on the label. Sold by your gro
Ger and druggist.
The Durham daily globe. (Durham, N.C.) 1889-1894, 1892-11-19

Hippopotamus Amphibious-Doctor,
can't you recommend something to re-
duce corpulence1 lam-or rather have
friend who is uncomfortably stout,
and It struck me that we might confer
on this matter to- -er-mutuaI advan-
tage perhaps. = Harper's Bazaar
The Durham daily globe. (Durham, N.C.) 1889-1894, 1892-11-19
ST. CECILIA CONCERT.
Some Good Music BY the Durham Music
School.
will be held.

The St. Cecilia musical society gave
another Of its delightful informal con-
certs last night, which was greatly en-
joyed by all present. The principal par
ticipants were the teachers and pupils Of
the Durham music school by whom an
attractive programme had been arranged.
Mr. Daniels, of Trinity college, gave a
assisted in making the concert a success
a large crowd was out, and all voted 1t
one Of the most pleasant Of the monthly
musicales vet given by the society.