The Durham daily globe. (Durham, N.C.) 1889-1894, 1893-06-28
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The Days Record of Current Events in
the City and Vicinity.

The Days Record of Current Events in
the City and Vicinity.
Mrs. II. C. Howell is critically i'll on
East Main street.
Frank Heart says hat Rooster
Powders cured his rheumatism.
William Henry Carter Harrison will
soon consolidate with the electric light
plant.
Rev. j. NJ. White will preach to-
night at the Second Baptist church. All
invited.
Go out and look at North Durham
if you think things are not moving round
about here.
Squire Redmond says the best place
to fish is where there is water. This may
or may not be true.
Mr.. and Mrs. J. NJ. Loubacher, living
on Vickers street, lost a 3-year.old son
Yesterday afternoon.
Squire Gunter says that men are
slower about paying taxes than they are
about getting religion.
Mr.. l.. d. Shelton has been appointed
postmaster at Saratoga, N. c., J. L. Gay,
third partyite, removed.
The cool nights continue and it is
more than ever evident that the weather
clerk is taking a vacation.
kilograms from the Asheville eXcur-
s~ionists report a pleasant trip and all
serene in the mountain city.
A Durham firm is advertising mice
Bee Honey" They should get some
wasp honey, as that is the stuff.
The fresh beef which you get these
days is not equal to vegetables. Beef
produces heat, and heat is in a plenty
just now.
Col. A. II. Stokes says that he would
rather nave a rock crusher than a copy
gets very wild.
Mr.. Thomas Steele, Of Raleigh, died
at the insane asylum yesterday morning
at about 9 o'clock. He was 50 years old,
and had been an inmate for thirty years.
The guard house is receiving a coat
Of white-wash to-day, and Colonel
WoOdall tells US that the work is being
done by artists Of the old school of art.
DR.. Johnson says that unless the
Worlds fair comes to him that he will
follow the example Of Colonel Mohamet
or Captain IIammatt and go to the
Worlds fair.
Colonel Bill Yearly says that his
parrot can now speak all the languages,
including Sanscrit, and that he expects
pretty soon to apply for a professorship
in the State University.
Fuller is being torn down, and in its
stead a very beautiful residence will be
erected. Colonel Fuller has faith in Dur
ham-as Durham has in him.
Remember the law party to morrow
evening at the residence of Mr.. G. d.
Whitaker. 1t is another bit Of enterprise
on the part of the ladies of the congrega-
ton to swell the Trinity light fund.
Captain Cheatham, of the ID. & n,
says that they will soon put on a train
which will leave here in the morning at
3 o'clock and get TO New York before
breakfast. This is what the captain calls
Speed.
Colonel Charley Whitaker says that
he set a dozen eggs under a Wilkes Booth
turkey hen, and she Matched out fourteen
white rats. This shows, Mr.. Whitaker
assures us, that several of them were
Twins.
There is about an end to the board
which still sits as taX-liSters. SATURDAY.
they wind up business aud if you fail to
list your property you will be compelled
to pay more tax. Better go and consult
General Bob Cox.
That pile of saw dust which OBJ.
structed the sidewalk at the Gattis Junk
shop for the past two weeks has been
removed. This will give nurses a chance
to come down that street three abreast
with baby carriages.
The GLOBE likes to near some com
mon dead beat jump on to men like Buck
Blackwell. But dead-beats will do most