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Decorah-posten., 1893-11-21
SreQpn II.

Wdnfrsperi. Ere Marb trenate
0fauOag @%itermiooas ino i 8arteu /
Wtilton. buOr Breiioent Sobicn Ds Sass
ierer Davis par tilitcoe. lloer pioeye
aiivreoc Sc to Stuo mob @reijoeri Sob
ion. Besse Club ramts % tilfsisOt
BAN mjuOre inrlise Saar ! o~eni,rs Urn
ca Sios. Gereiter tuau5 bs BAN til at
uolcpers 1894, Tom ban nstop bapoe
iaaet uobetalt at &asisreren. Rs0erue
iorloo MI 8anten, teitsa be noenior
pentenos Seite pg rso barti8 us Of 9pen.
Decorah-posten., 1893-11-21
MaihiuQtpu.

WOrbIorieo. hilbert 2auren fra
Tacoma ltjso 3irsoas Niteu Wtrs. Spbn
Yeterion / lluoerliuet o. Nrmeu, bupr.
eiter ban off no / Stopeu / NGrbeoen
al Ieterions Sus o. or9bte zig ielU peo
ct GcpOloerlfup. 9auren oar iUrelitet
/ Wir3. 9eteripn, for bun for 3Wtaanes
Der iioen bleu gift meo bans Gipul.
Decorah-posten., 1893-11-21
vi

Sarlia 9eg. 20 imau Gutter ueo
Raun Sau i Narbeoen al 8eit 4luins
Iaa beres 5aoer orRbe Spiu ueo at
itpoe benz meo ~ Repoluer, o9 beiluts
tebe ielu at IoriDge bet. Den ltgrite al
@utterne iii fat paa H%euolperen, meoens
ben minore 8rooer ituloe ioreitile 0ris
ZEN. au9len romte bom / Bauoen %
orGbte BAN gleblitteli9.
Decorah-posten., 1893-11-21
Wiuuciutn.

Winueiota.
Sl0ebranO | st. Glouo. Sloe'
brano brpo 3irsong Scat 10 / Sobn
0eleo's 8nrberItue / Ct. Gtpuo. 8eo
Srauounienet8 burti9e Intomit, blep
Sloen iorbinoret / at uobreoc Jig. 3as
bet oRftes iulot no peo %2lsiurance.
Slbebranb / Breton. Snsoa8
MOr9en ~opon0eoeoeS Der S(o bag 8.
.. Samres gutit / BRETON. Seloiguts
bleo 8raroeu mart ~iluttet. Stooen bar
life tor % oUttc$ nGiten belt al SlsIlts
rance.
Stor Sloebrauo. Gtoli9 Snsoa9
Mor9eu ueobrnnote sc / NRrbeoen al
5erQus 5nas lig9eroe fore Ya9e Wtels
mDller, cn 10000 8uibcl @leuntor,
$4,000 8uibelS 0peOe, 8poferuGrfiteo,
&arebus % ct fort Eager. 3abet an
ilnns iii 100000 meo en- Nsiurnnce
al $4,000. Mpleu unr / Snnoerne
pna Is. 3. 8ri9bt iom g3iignee, o9
Den por leict no iii George I~ileiton /
Ct. Gtouo. 6DruoCn bet OoennGonte
brHnote enopiocre cite al gtOrtbern ga
cliicboueus %O0ne. 6lrti Wpno ct
tomne no al Nrbeioe, o9 ct tort 9lntol
Suie bill fommc iii at itou ubenptteoe,
oa WDllen life uil Blue 0%ieuopigrt.
Slorbrano. Gn Sloebrnub / 2(ibbp
3ir8bn9 Wtor1cn Doela9oe ~fpI0euoe
Gicuoom: 6Oii3 Grp @Ooo8 Store,
8cmi5' Sln9tcribop, 6Ulocn5 9ruQs
itore, Suuju8 Grocery Store. Yetcrs
lens StOItorc, &emis Nnrue3ibop, Nplts
SnlOon % ct WtoitnOorebus. Cab
omtrent $50 5000; assurance 10000.
SUcHIf N~sinrances SelIf0b. Srs
turppration9artItler for ct Farmers
Swedish Insurance Company ior Hui-
ialU UQ GnleQu or blepne noregiitrcrcoc.
9(ttiefupitalen cr henuco $4,000. Sels
itnbet oil 0ipre 6orrctnln9 | g8rIg9t
Gpumtp mco &OntOr / &uTalo.
WorOcriIf SpcrIalO. Sgnbag Ais
ten 6enao Miouat, oa 3obn Sucrlcu
0if lou9s meo Chicago, WtlnneopOlIS,
St. @aul % Omaha Bancns Spor,
ltpotc ban 25 Wtil fra @ortbin9ton paa
en- Slot Slpn9ler, ION bolot paa at
trrtfe Sporet up. Sau iOrip9te at unos
lpbe, men De itjpo paa % iaareoe BAN
8enet. 6au itprteoe bepioitlG5 nm,
6porcfter 8onoen ialot oUer bom %
plpuoreoc bdm for $3.50. Otter at uHre
tommeu til &euioitbeO frnuleoe Spcrien
til Siour Sails SunctiOn o9 9iproe
9uarm. Gn Slot Soft bleu uoienot, men
8auoitternc bar on ituttet al. @n ia
tai Serubaneulptte bleu imiolertlo unos
9aact ueo Sucricns @telOing. SpOret
uur / cit iaaoon Stano, at en- lllptfe
~unoouaelia mnottt fiuoe Steo. Suers
lens Sonr er ilcmt, men ban MI mart
fomme iig. Ser bapes intet Spor Al
@ierniug5mGnoene.
~ ScIte iuoebrGnot. Den fore
SeIteItulo, tilbprenoe Gen. 8. $. 8a-
fer. paa bans DAT Glifi 6urm, Il ltit
uoeuior Mtanfato, reobrGrotc SnsoaG
often. II 6ulpbloosbeIte pg ct tort
Oplas af so r8 Saore inOe6rTnots.
Sabet er fort.
SrGbt al SrGnet. Gbaries Sea
BIER iurleoen orGbt al 1rGret 3 Gtil
ueIt for 6uloa. San par beruiet o8 Ido
pua SpUret.
6oot Tor Irbsi0grne. Flint Gias'
aabritanterne bOlot Gor5oo9 Mses
9ittsburg. Flint Glass ATbeloerneS
(onoe Streite MOB oer al United sta
ties Glass Co. i~aitintts Qcnntn9snso.
IettelIe bar iornarla9et, at G%lterlper6'
ieleu er blepen itgrre, os be uoenlor'
Itaaenoe 6abritanter oil III bragg Tor'
Decorah-posten., 1893-11-21

lpuhso az en- Mub. Mobbeu to9 BAN
ira Yolttiet, giennsmbUreoe bnm meo
auIoe, booreiter be lfi6o ham. IRE
andre gte9re, iom a m~eoiiploige /
Moroet, er i%oriuuuone pnn cit mpitllt
Wnaoe. Den nlmiuoelise Nlening er,
at De CT bleuns pinte % lDubeoe.
Decorah-posten., 1893-11-21

Ilrre s,unbreOe orufneoe.

lsOe Sttober o. eltcrisIgeuoe Gage bor
en- tart Ortan bIcmisgt ben igoltge Del
al ganOet. 3 OtuDamn, bUor Overs
iOommetlerne par mcit soeIGggente, er
l4l Beriouer omtomne og 100 nn5re
iaOnes, meoeuS 1876 9uie er ualtst
bort, Vroer eoeIa9te og ct tort initial
0eite o9 6UG9 6rGbt. Sra andre Gtes
Der meloes 44s Eeriouer at pare ous
TONNE. 8esuotu er AIS Ghbs o.
9oaos f~orIiite oQ tor StOoe anrettet pal
6urmIonOet. Gn WiGngoe Wleuueiter
moOtoger 9iGIp ira oe IOtaIe Nutorite'
ter.
Decorah-posten., 1893-11-21
Weit Yirginia.
OOO Wiauh orbeiosIpie.

1000 Wano arbeiosloie. Sele
Whitaker Iron and Steel Co.'S 8ols
ling Mia / 8beelin9 er blepen soela9t
peo Slb. 9abet an Haas til melem
$4,000 os 100000. Q%siurancsn err
s72,50O. Sire Sunorsbe R9nb sr bles
ne arbeiosIsie. Jabriten oil bliue sjen.
opfsrt.
Decorah-posten., 1893-11-21

niture Company's 5abrlt Og GienoOm
/ Suoion blep Snsoag iol9t ueo Sbes
rii 2Olp Tor $4,000. Oct bleo buot
mo Oeo U. s.. Ybipp3 iom 3ruitee.
GienoOmmen toiter $4,000.
Gr.@up,rUor Rnif. Or. S6riner
/ &irnQuo ~meooeler, at Ser life er mo-
gen pioere 6%oronorin9 Gr. Gbuu. Suits
8efiuoenoe. &ui8 irrli8e 6orbolO life
in~otrnoer, oil Yatienten pRre raft ON
nOgle Gage.
Sern % Sit. en- nHlten to Sob
tpt Sernaare bteu iOrleOen ~truIien pua
al no9le Soft, ipm bOreoe Ell 8rGno /
ben ipolige Gel al @OOo County, / en-
Gpboe al benpeo so SOB. Huber 9las
rem itgbte mol paa ct Sag SGnoIten
meo ioriteneoe Silt.
SGn8te ia ielp. Gnoreiu SObnion,
ium npliS blep lnoiat i 6pngIlet /
@rant8bur9 for at bape mproet 8m.
Sultpan fra Chef Cafe, bar taget gis
Oet al Zig ielp, ueo at ban8e Zig i Grres
lien.
Cohen bort. Sames Sobnion p9
2puen til gnoreip Often / ga Crosse CT
lpbct bort. Sun efterlaoer fire gprn.
Get nrtases, at De bar ta9et 8eien til
9epil3 Safe, q. 3.
Saoermoro. Gn frpsteti9 6orbrps
bette er tommen for 9a9en oppe ueo
Cigar peo 6lrnoet al 2i9et al @iQinm
SObcd, iOm pluoieli9 fOriuanbt for en-
Wanneo lioen. Wauoen er blepen ntDrs
oct al i'm e9en Spn. 8a9en, iOm Wors
BET itete, bar 9iaiam 6obed uoe / Stos
ben iammen meo fine TO Sonrer, 6ers
man U9 Otto, beu6OlOsui8 10 u9 II
Nar game. lloen N~uleoniug gap ban
fig til at itieloe Dem no. Serooer bleu
Serman lint, ilo9 5aoeren til Soroeu
meo en- Or, boOrefter ban far 6alien
ouer paa BAN. Otto hialp oerpaa BRO
Oeren meo al begraoc 2iget, % ida be-
gap be Jig blent. Yaa 5amilien2
Spprgsmaat ipareoe De, at 5aoeren
bapos ierot Dem bjem, "a at ban uiloe
fomme ienere. Gage % ll9er 9it %
ban tom life. NnbOerue belDnote at
bliue mi8tpnfelige % anitiQeoe Otter
ip9nin9er eiter ben iupnebe Mnuo. 3its
Iioit blep 2i9et funoet, % Woroerer
tilltoo 6OrbrpOelien. 9e99e Sonuerne
er arreitereoe % braQt til @auiau
6omilicn, Der b%eitanr al Some o9 ipr
8prr, iiboer / me9et imaa Sonr, ioet
ben mproeoe MGno a ltertt iorfaloen
til Drift.
IeobrGnot fatolIf Sfolc. Gbges
ipopo t%atOlite SfOle, TO Wil pit for STA,
oiion, bleo totalt ooela9t peo Ell She.
brano 9orsoas often. 20 Smnnpj9cr
iuoebrGnbte, mcoens en- Grebie fit lJv3.
iorlioe 8ranbionr. Soorieoes Sloer
er Opitaaet pioe8 life. 1abet, Der oels
bis o9ttes PED assurance, a%niluns til
$4,000.
Slbspaaoc. 6eIe 6orretninssoeleu
al Bpen Srpptluu, 10 Wil / Spo for
Wtaoiior, neobrpUote Snsoa9 Niten.
5abet o%nIlaas til $4,000. Btanot be
Brnnoliote CT SjcbmHnoene Often &
@erbuieu. 8Den bar intet 8ranou9.
len.
Decorah-posten., 1893-11-21
& 3.
Woro 90 Selpmoro.

gVFUIU VY ~EFVHFUtVs ~NH "
narige 6. q. Barnard | Toronto itlso
% orRbte iorleoen lin 0uiiru o9 3ntter
O8 oereiter Zig ielu. San maa babe
planlast 5%Urbrpoelien / 5Orpeier, ibet
ban nplis tisbte iis en- @~rauplao5 paa
9irfeaadroen.
Decorah-posten., 1893-11-21
OOlla u b.

&rnotmcacsGrplOiiOn On aruots
m0Ie UeO WtuIOen / GGrtcOcn al Nms
lterOam ipraug iiOlte lnsoag / Suitm.
30 zig ct ouereoe %iunone, Og Here Der;
loner James.
Decorah-posten., 1893-11-21

ire GtaJer bsi u9 fan rumme 900, 900
Yino.
e Charles NnorewS orGbt. Gborles
Nnorews, Gier al Andrew Opera Com
pany, tom Iorleoen ulpttelIg al 3a8e /
abortion, ioet ban ueo liorii9ti8beo
bleu pperfjert Of ct 5rpn.
Decorah-posten., 1893-11-21
ri b q.

gpndeb. Otter Rsobslslis fra Gus
lambus bleu Nesersn Seurp Bosss,
ION mprosos @. 8. Duncan | Safe 9itp
Sanction. iibite Manoas misbanblet Os
Decorah-posten., 1893-11-21
b liza.
CsrrnIGS Spinbuer.

Ssttplds SpInbuer. De tptnee'
li9e 5piobuer, ION nplia operiaiot TO
unge 4iSsr / CscepIa, par Iir5Sag pppe
ior Setter. DE bier boer iogmte So /
9poe 90 81 / Omfoituin9er, Gpormeo
Sunsn bteu ~illlttct.
Decorah-posten., 1893-11-21
R. Anundsen,

Drawer h. DEBORAH, IOWA.
Scuo "TccorabsQ oitca" % "'9sco
GrnCn" I'll NOrge. 4rtled cr tun 81 ior
It belt 2lnr.
SOm 4rGnlie til &jcmIaubet ptI hi iiGr
l~U1cialc Saoerpprs Sinccet eIer Billie
bet Gbriitus FOR Ytiatus.
Decorah-posten., 1893-11-21

st Mauoitab Tibet fate siebliitell9
eiter Rcuerne, men enonu er be ba life
padarebne.
Decorah-posten., 1893-11-21
6ieupOtaaer NrbejDet.

Plate Glass Works / 9otomo bar efs
ter at bore lutfeoe | 6 Muoueoer after
9%ienppta1et Nrbeioet. 400 MRuo bar
ianet BeItipitigelie. 9snnen er neoiat
meo Is TT 25 psf, og Der uil blioe iOrs
bret mere 2lrbeioe al MRuoene eno tlos
liaere.
Decorah-posten., 1893-11-21
Z nDiana a.

6%ienoptager Griiten. Miami Flint
Glass Works / 8eru bar Dtauoa9 9jer'
optaget 9riiten eiter at bnue oGret lut'
tet / fire Manneoer. Ooiue 5abriten,
iom beitjniti9er 600 Wenueiter, bar
uopioet grbeiostioen, % Der er andre
Teou non hoNra TiNer
Decorah-posten., 1893-11-21
istp min.

SOl9t al Sberifcn. Hudson Fur
niture Company's 5abrlt % Gienoom
/ 6uoion blep Snsoas iolst peo She
rtif 9Olp for $4,000. Oct bleo buot
tho peo u. 8. Ybipp5 lom 3ruitee.
GienoOmmen tolter $4,000.
Decorah-posten., 1893-11-21

9trneu" go. II,
,r,,sO,Ocr: Grit 9Iopie. - 9puus sttOnbeO
Decorah-posten., 1893-11-21
Nr.MnprrNor Nnif.

~ -
/ &iraquo meooeler, at Ser life or mo-
gen pioere 6orouorin9 / Gr. @uu. Suits
SeiinOenOe. &uiS irrli9c 6OrbolO life
inotrnoer, oil Bntienten pRre raft ON
no9te Gage.
Decorah-posten., 1893-11-21
Secorab= Soften
-Oa
0eD Wrueu
for lSS5-94.
g,ry uge &rrmicbo9:
Rp0loitunoen

- ns,pnrmet mcO ipI8cnoe interesionte Sub.
InTh.
The Durham daily globe. (Durham, N.C.) 1889-1894, 1893-03-08
WE SHOULD SHOUT.

The minutes of the meeting of the city
council last night are of peculiar interest
because they indicate a move that
should be appreciated.
The street car track, which has been
nothing but an abominable nuisance to
break buggies and interfere with travel
for the past many moons, must be re-
moved or be graded in such a manner
that it will cease to be a General Nuisance.
THE GLOBE wants street car tracks,and
il wants street cars, but a franchise
should not carry with it the implicit be-
lief that the right-of.way takes in the
earth and the fulness thereof.
The council did right in making the
order elsewhere printed.
Another point made by that body was
when it passed an ordinance which pro
hibits drays from blocking the front
streets-taking the room that some one
might need to pass-and waiting in the
street an hour or two, or just 81 long as
the drayman might desire.
Now, if there would be an ordinance
prohibiting the unloading of wood, and
the cutting of it on Main street, there
would be another chance for general and
unqualified rejoicing.
The city council is getting down to
business. Do not get in the way-let
them all at it-and at once!
The Durham daily globe. (Durham, N.C.) 1889-1894, 1893-03-08
DEEP AND DIREFUL.

MAJOR YORK informs us that right
upon the eve or, perhaps, the morning
of the Destined man to assume contro
of this continent, down here in Chatham
county a band of ku-klux took a negro
and baptized him! 1t is a matter of
million more are not baptized-and thus
give them the benefit of a long delayed,
yet not the less long needed bath.
Without any of the apish manners OF
the Southern gentleman, sah,' the edi-
tor of THE GLOBE desires to remark thai
there is no such a thing in North Caro-
lima as the ku-klux. There are some out
laws in North Carolina both inside and
outside the penitentiary. SO there are
in every state and territory where there
are human beings.
In the dark days, and olacker than the
hinges of hell they were; in the recon.
| struction period, when Yankee thieves
and bummers and libertine3 with govern
ment authority took possession of this
| COUNTY oIO NIu ali IuCH CdICu W w {,
who stole what was in sight and who in
cited ignorant and misguided negroes to
acts of violence, it was left for the gen
tlemen who had a decent respect for
chastity, virtue and honor to organize a
society known as the Ku-Klux Khan.
The society lourished, had it's strength
and its membership, because it was armed
with honesty. A heartless and malig-
nant North imprisoned and prosecuted
some of the decency and chivalry of this
country, because it dared defend the vir-
tue of the wives and sisters, and because
it dared defy the damnable acts of Yam.
kee domination.
One of the boldest, brightest and most
fearless editors who ever flattered this
state with his presence, RANDOLPH SHOT
WELL, gave up years of his life in a
prison cell because he refused to divulge
the names Of the peerless patriots who
had sworn that the virtue of women
should be protected.
There are men in Durham to day, COP
fearing and law-abiding men, who be-
longed to the ku,klux, who are proud of
it and who only regret that such a con
tingency made the awful measure of
strangling negroes necessary.
But, as we said, that was in the dark
days.
A brighter day has dawned.
There is not to day a negro within the
confines of North Carolina who cannot
get even handed justice.
There is not to-day within the con
mes of North Carolina a negro who can
not cast his vote as he chooses to cast it,
and so far as there being any members of
the ku.ksux in motion, it is all a misera.
and outrageous Authorization.
When the trembling and palsied hand
of the miserable carpet-bagger reached
The Durham daily globe. (Durham, N.C.) 1889-1894, 1893-03-08
A GOOD JOB.

The street crossing work is the stuff
1t is what we long have sought, and all
the folks have mourned because they had
it not.
But not only on street crossings, but
over this entire city is there a crying de
mand for better sidewalks-for street
improvements generally.
We hope that the town board will see
the wisdom and necessity of ordering
work to commence at once.
1t is a shame and a disgrace that the
streets of this city are left in the present
u~nsightly condition.
There is now a chance in this sort of
weather to do something, and that some.
thing should be done before strangers
come in the spring with a view of loca-
ting.
The Durham daily globe. (Durham, N.C.) 1889-1894, 1893-03-08
LACK OF CONSISTENCY.

The party organs" and they should
make one tired, commence six months
before an election to howl about the
manifold virtues of their W party, and
to point out the glazing Inconsistencies
of their opponents. With skill and vigor
they adroitly explain how the country
will go to the very old Harry itself un-
less the dear, yet often deluded, people
do not vote for the principles enunciated
in their platform-and how, voting for
them, the country in turn mounts the
highest waves of prosperity.
Platforms are presented which demand
certain changes, and which denounce
certain conditions-and the pearly plati
tudes are piled, one upon another, until
a mountain of meaningless slush is the
result. Orators are sent from city to
city, town to town, school house to
school house, to enlighten the impover-
ished and oppressed, and the great orator
and oracle winds up his spread eagle
effort by inviting and soliciting every
mothers son to vote for the particular
| platform of which he is the champion.
But presto! change.
JUDGE GRESHAM, for instance, heard
the democratic siren sing her song; he is
admittedly a man of brains and one of
undoubted ability. If any man in the
country carries a level head, that man is
JUDGE GRESHAM. But the republican
party claimed him, and was proud of the
distinction.
But he voted for CLEvELAND-goes into
the cabinet as secretary of state, and now
all the hounds in the republican pack are
turned loose at his heels, and their yelp-
ing is heard throughout the land.
And so, we suppose, if an erstwhile
good democrat would ego wrong" there
would be the same hue and cry.
THE GLOBE believes that under a COM
mon flag, each citizen should have the
| right to his opinion and be accorded the
privilege of doing just as he pleased
within the confines of the law.
HON. FRANK FULLER made a good leg
~islator. His record is clear and clean
and his friends were neither disappointed
nor surprised. They promised just what
he gave them.
The Durham daily globe. (Durham, N.C.) 1889-1894, 1893-03-08

no more for spoils, when the honest and
impoverished soldier and civilian of the
South were let alone by the blue coated
ianizaries of the North-then it was that
the ku klux remained only in history,
and then it was that that society dis
banded and resolved to ride on its raids
no more.
MAJOR YORK may imagine that the
u -klux still exists; but if it does, it has
a new charter granted to ex-Yankee
soldiers of the North.
The Durham daily globe. (Durham, N.C.) 1889-1894, 1893-03-08
Gle Durham @ailp 6lobe.
BY AL -FAIRBRoTHER.

TIE GLOBE is published every day Sunday
excepted) and delivered by carrier at SOU q
year, or.5O cents a month. The GLOBE c1rcu-
lates throughout North Carolina.
THE WEEKLY LoB is a large eight-page
paper, containing all the news, and Is sent by
mail at $3.50 a year in advance.
~Offce-Corner Main and Church streets.
GLOBE telephone, No. 70.
ADVERTISING RATES.
Space for one week 8 cents per inch per issue
when over 5 inches are taken.
Space per month, 50 per inch.
Reading matter 10 cents a line each insertion
Business notices 5 cents per line each inser-
ton.
All advertisements and notices continued
until ordered out.
Address all Communication to
THE GLOBE,
h n. c.
The Durham daily globe. (Durham, N.C.) 1889-1894, 1893-03-08
FAMILIES DESTITUTE.
Over Three Hundred Families Rendered
Homeless by a Cyclone.

Over Three Hundred Families Rendered
Homeless by a Cyclone.
MERIDIAN, Miss, March 7.-Over 300
families are rendered homeless and desti-
tute in the district Of Landerdale county
by Fridays cyclone. Reports from farm
ing districts are coming in slowly and re-
veal a distressing state of affairs Farmers
who were in comfortable circumstances,
are left nenniless, with not an ounce of
food, nor raiment to clothe their families.
In many instances their horses and mules
were killed, and they are without means
of cultivating their crops. Another mass
meeting of the citizens were held here
yesterday to raise funds for sufferers.
Liberal sums were subscribed and com.
mittees appointed to distribute food and
clothing amongthe victims. Mobile and
Ohio and Queen and Crescent railway
companies notified Mayor Dial yesterday
that they would transport food and cloth
ing for the sufferers free of charge. The
railroad companies also offered to run
excursion trains to Marion, Toomsuba,
Pacuta and Barnett and donate the re-
ceits to the destitutes. The offer was
accepted. Two more of the injured at
Toomsuba died yesterday, making a total
death list of twenty-nine so far as known.
The Durham daily globe. (Durham, N.C.) 1889-1894, 1893-03-08

lSl9-Edwin Percy Whipple, d. H. SIKoIHEk'
author, born in Gloucester, Mass: died 1886.
lS+i-Karl Johann Bernadotte. French soldier
and king of Sweden, died: born 1894.
leS'-James Buchanan Eads, engineer, con-
struCtOr of gunboats and the Mississippi
~jetties, died in Nassau, Bahamas: born 1870.
l$SS-Gcneral ID. II. STROLLER, "Portc-Crayon,"
died in Charleston, w. Va; born l"l6.
lSG-Colonel Carswell Mcclellan, soldier and
author of war histories. died. 3negro riot
ers taken from a Jail in Memphis by IS
masked men and shot.
The Durham daily globe. (Durham, N.C.) 1889-1894, 1893-03-08

AMONG those so far mentioned for
mayor are NJ. a. Angler, THOMAS PEAY,
JASPER CHRISTIAN, WALTON BUsBEE
and J. W. DowD.
The Durham daily globe. (Durham, N.C.) 1889-1894, 1893-03-08

If you feel all broke up and out of
sorts agitate your liver with Simmons
Liver Regulator.
The Durham daily globe. (Durham, N.C.) 1889-1894, 1893-03-08

THEY tell us-many of them who are
on the inside, that Durham will boom
now in a few weeks. The steady growth
of the last years beats all the boOms in
the world. Just let the town keep her
present gait and all will come out right.
The Durham daily globe. (Durham, N.C.) 1889-1894, 1893-03-08

THERE seems to be much talk at Raj
eigh over the retirement of MR.. HICKS
as the supervising architect of the peni
Tertiary.
The Durham daily globe. (Durham, N.C.) 1889-1894, 1893-03-08
This Date in History-March 8.

l495-St. John Of God, founder
of the Order of Charity,
born; died 1850.
l7R-KingW William III Of Eng
land died in Kensington:
born 1850; king 1859.
l10S-Dr. John Campbell, Eng
lish historical writer, born.
lsl7-Austin H.. Layard, NJ. p.
nNnlnrnc of NinnN-nh ntn
The Durham daily globe. (Durham, N.C.) 1889-1894, 1893-03-08

THE city political pot will soon COM
mence to boil. 1t is gently simmering
now.
The Durham daily globe. (Durham, N.C.) 1889-1894, 1893-03-08
AT RANDOM.
You may talk it out loud
That Col. J. W. DOWD
Will not make a parachute leap
For the last time he tried

1HdU OOL. d. w. DOWD
Will not make a parachute leap
For the last time he tried
The people espied
The old cuss piled up in a heap.
The antitrust bill was defeated. Now if
they had repealed 0 WATSON all would have
been we'll.
Col. LBERT KRAMER says that the winter
Of 100 was exactly like this. He says he re-
MEMBERS it distinctly, and wants to know
what A WHITTEO is going to do about it.
1t is related that while in the national capital,
COLONEL POsTLEY purchased WAsHINGToN's
monument for a watch charm.
Answer to correspondent Soak your feet in
concentrated I've twenty-four hours. Then
skin them, and perhaps that peculiar odor will
pass away.
1t is estimated that nine out of every ten
democrats in New York want an office. This
is beautiful mOdesty that other states should
mulate
When J. STERLING MORTON issues his first
bulletin in reference to planting spring
wagons. we expect to see a far more able state
paper than UNCLE JERRY ever wrote.
The inauguration is over nOw-the sky
rockets have exploded-the gentlemen who
squandered SOS a day to see a street parade of
a few distinguished gentlemen are regretting
that they did not remain at home and wait for
the next circus.
The Durham daily globe. (Durham, N.C.) 1889-1894, 1893-03-08

E G~enseuleiter, liveryman, P%ittsburg,
Pa, cured a valuable horse of influenza
by using Salvation Oil on him for a few
days.
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ALWAYS INDEPENDENT

THE GLOBE is entered at the postoffice. Dur
ham, N. c., as mail matter as the second class.
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Will call things by their real

Personally appeared before me-
Al FairbrOther, and 10 me known
as editor and publisher of The
Durham Globe, makes the fol-
lowing affidavit:
I, Al FairbrOther, editor and
proprietor Of The Globe, do sol
EMMY swear that The Daily and
Weekly Globe have more paid
up subscribers at this date than
at any other time since / assumed
control of said papers, October 6,
1890. AL F"AIRBROTHER.
Sworn to and subscribed before
me this February 27, 1898.
w. NJ. BUSBEE, N. p.
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DURHAM, n. &.

WEDNESDAY, MARCH 8, 1893
The Durham daily globe. (Durham, N.C.) 1889-1894, 1893-03-08

PILLS are the best after-dinner
Pills, assist digestion, cure headache. Try a box.
The Durham daily globe. (Durham, N.C.) 1889-1894, 1893-03-08

Hon. FRANK FULLER made a good leg
islator. His record is clear and clean
and his friends were neither disappointed
nor surprised. They promised just what
he gave them.