The Durham daily globe. (Durham, N.C.) 1889-1894, 1893-12-08
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The Days Record of CuTrent Events In
the City and Vicinity.

The Days Record of Current Events In
the City and Vicinity.
But one case in police cour to-day.
There has been no coal famine so far
this year.
Leave your orders for celery with
G. stornonis at the city market.
in the sham battle to be fought at
Wilmington, but few of the Durham
Colonies will take part.
The holiday displays are coming on
and the festive buyer should commence
early. before the stock is broken.
Elder Isaac Jones will preach at the
Primitive Baptist church Saturday and
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.
Col. John Scales, preacher and iani-
tor. saws that the Lord will provide, but
the times make it hard for any body to
provide these days.
Mack, the little son of DR.. and Mrs.
\. NJ. johnson, who has beer extremely
i'll for several days, is thought to De
some better, though still very low.
CAPTAIN Hammatt will soon intro
duce a bill in congress asking for aid to
build a canal and run Emo river through
the city-so that he can water his horse
Heart & Farthing to day put up
their awning. 1t is larger than a three
ringed show tent. 1t requires an awning
winter and summer in front of the store
1t is now said that a new Methodist
cburchwill 0 O be erected in the Viclnl'
ty of the Erwin cotton mills. Durham
is essentially a town of fine churches and
many of them.
The Washington correspondent OF
| the Charlotte Observer says: Col. bucB
Blackwell, who is here, looks for his ap
pointment as postmaster at durham Oh
or about January s, next.
The tobacco breaks were unusually
heavy to day, salss lasting until nigh
with good prices-a pretty fair indlca
ton that business will increase from hi
on and that the holiday trade, espe
cially, will be good.
The Epworth League will give
public entertainment at the courteous
next Tuesday night, December II. AID
mission free. Collection will be taker
up for the poor. The public is cordi
ally invited to attend.
The period prescribed by the city a
that during which every dog should wea
a muzzle, under pain of death, expire
several days ago, and the persecute
CANNES again enjoy the privileges of fire
American citizens.
The amount Of cotton sold in Du1
ham is steadily on the increase, takln
the place, in every instance, OF tobacco
When the new factories all get to WORE
the town will DE known no less as a co
ton than a tobacco market.
1t will be remembered that Colon
Stokes some time Q bought a hyena
kill the minks and other proving an
mails which killed the c%olonel's chicken
Well, we understand that the hyena hs
deyoured all the minks and has also d.
voured all the chickens. This shows no
to do business. Now Colonel Stok'
will kill the hyena and start in new
I raising chickens. In this way he hi
cleared the country of mink, and Il
j chickens will soon roost in every tree c
. his plantation.
The annual report of the Bapti
church work in the counties east Of Il
Blue Ridge shows that the contribute
we're 1925, 900, against $4,000 last yea
these being exclusive Of pastors sala
and other church expenses, but being e
tirely for benevolent purposes. The
are 1O5 missionaries at work in the sta
and 81 abroad. OF the latter 3 are
Brazil, = in Mexico, 3 in Africa and ID
China. There are A. new churches I
n ceived, and there are now 1888 in t
convention. There are 100, 900 member
a gain Of 5000. Thirty one missi'
churches were completed; 80 9th
churches are in course Of C~onstructio
There are 1890 additions to missi'
=, church membership. In the Sund,
r school department there is more progre
han ever before.
The great value of Hoods Sars ,paril
as q remedy for catarrh is vouChed for