The Durham daily globe. (Durham, N.C.) 1889-1894, 1893-12-09
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The Days Record OF Current Events In
h City and Vicinity.

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January Is.
"A snow is predicted for Sunday or
Monday.
But little wild game finds its way to
this market these days.
The registration of fertilizers for
1898 "a has commenced.
Leave your orders for celery with
G. Stornonis at the city market.
The school taxes as shown by the
state auditors returns are $734,49O.
Col Howell Harris wondered where
the coon did get that hat. Harris Is bare
headed.
The meeting of the Epworth League
at the court house Tuesday evening Will
he at 8 o'clock. Admission free.
Elder Isaac Jones will preach at the
Primitive Baptist church Saturday ana
Sunday next. All are invited to attend
For celery, fresh vegetables OF all
kinds, and game in season, call on G.
Stornonis at the city market. He keeps
the best.
About 1900 bales of cotton have
| been received in Raleigh since Septem'
her 1. This is about 1000 in excess OF
last year.
-Messrs. H. W. and j. r. Wharton
| have sold the Greensboro Patriot TO
Messrs. w. NJ. Barbee & Co., who will
| conduct it in future.
The answer to the puzzle was that
we happened to be the man and we ate
| all the apples but one. There were thlr
ty-one received.
Colonel John S. Cunningham has
been appointed a state delegate to the
national farmers congress that
in Savannah on the 18th.
Sheriff Smith, of Cumberland, has by
the order of State Treasurer Tate closed
the Fayetteville branch of the Co-opera'
tive Bank of the CarOllnaS.
1t is stated that there will be a
change made in the p~ostofice at Green's
boro December 81, when Mr.. j. w. For
bis will succeed the republican incum-
bent as postmaster.
Revenue Collector Simmons has
gone to Washington to make a special
effort to secure an increase in the num-
Der Of clerks and field force in his dis
trict. He says the increase is greatly
needed.
Ellis & Stone make a talk to day
which every m should read. They
are making things hum in the matter OF
dry goods of all kinds, and those who
want the best goods at the lowest figures
will know where to find them.
In the absense of the pastor, Rev
MIR. Beaman, Professo r Pegram of Trin
ity college will occupy the pulpit at the
court house tomorrow morning. There
will also be services tomorrow evening
l so LnaL luc 1IlultJ AZ. ~ SOhSANSoAAO
will enjoy their usual services.
-Mangum street these days, where
the rock crusher has not done It's work
is a caution, as are also a majority of thu
streets in Durham. People who insis
that the old way is good enough TO
them, should take a stroll through tn
6 CITY,, without rubbers, while the thav
. is on.
Gov. Carr honored a requisition o
the governor of Virginia for John King
who is wanted for murder. King is nov
in Jail at Winston. He also honored
e requisition of the governor of SoutI
Carolina for j. N. Kelly, who is wanted
a in that state for an assault on an Office
g Of the law.
A North Carolina man who wa
here yesterday said that nearly every tel
egraph pole between Wilson and Rock
Mount, a distance of twenty three miles
was down. A sleet and storm Tuesda
r night last did the work. The pole
{ were snapped off near the ground. 1t i
said that a passenger on a train WeC
nesday counted nearly 500 of them tina
G were Frustrated.
y The Washington correspondent c
the Charlotte Observer says; The leac
ing men mentioned here for the circui
iudgeship are Representative HendeI
son, Justice Avery and Richard II. Ba
tie, of North Carolina Judge Simontor
of South Carolina; Judges Keith an
Blackford and Richard Walker an
Alexander Hamilton, of Virginia; an
Judges Mcintosh and Preston, Of Mary
land. The appointment will probabI
be made before the recess.
Rubber overshoes which sold la
year for fifty cents, cost now sevent,
five; owing 10 the trust recently forme
on rubber goods. This is only one lie