The Durham daily globe. (Durham, N.C.) 1889-1894, 1894-10-18
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I,-t evening.
CAPT. n. a. Ramsey re urned to the
city las. evening.
lin Schwartz arrived on the west
,orpd train this afternoon.
Mr. Sam Pickard, of Burlingto ton, was
m the noon mail last evening
George E Young, manager of the
lanes Young company, is in the city
Solicitor Parker and B. N Duke ar
rived on the O & c. mail last evening,
Owing to large orders the Black well
Tobacco company did OF close down for
the circus
W NJ Yearly returned from Richmond
last evening, where he went several days
ago on business.
Mrs G.. J. Dowell returned from Cary
last evening, where she has been visiting
for several days.
.. d. Dixon and w. r Royster, of
DanVille, Va, taken the west bound mail
last evening for home.
Rev. o. Miller says lie don serve God
in house but that he sits his light on
hill so it can be seen afar off.
The concert company arrived last even
ing on the Durham aud Northern mail.
There are five in the company.
Bob Council had corn shucking last
night on Vickers avenue We don't knew
Just what his crop turned out for.
The American Tobacco Co. closed
down for the circus today, 10 order to
give their hands a chance to 90 TO the
show
Rev. r. w. Bailey, formerly of this
city, but now of Murfrees5orO, is spend
ing the week in the city with his family
on broadway.
Our streets are being put in very good
condition. 1t would be wise for the city
dads to look after some of our sidewalks
in various parts of the town
The church goers that attended the
show today should not think it wrong i,
they hear their names callt d out in church
Sunday, which they may expect,
Mr.. Tom Rigsbee, one of Durhan
countys most prominent farmers, says
he has already gathered 200 barrels of
corn up to date snd he has more yet TO
house.
We have it, and we got it straight that
some of the "old folk" that lives on West
Main street had better keep their eyes
open or they will lose one of their daugh-
ters very soon.
On Wednesday. October "a, Trinity
and University will have a game of foot
ball. 1t will be at University. We hear
it reported that special train will be
run from Durham.
The Mutual Aid and Benefit Associa
ton, which was organized some time ago
among the employees at Dukes factory,
has on its record seventy tiye names that
are in good standing. They meet the
first Monday night in every month
W. A. Slater Co, the Clothiers, are ii!
ting up the police force in their new fall
uniforms The boys will in few days
appear on the street looking much better
than of old. When they get equipped
in their winter blue they can get in better
work, thus causing the mayor to talk to
the peace disturbers more.
a runaway marriage took place yester
day afternoon at O'clock. The con
tracing parties were Mr.. Sears and Miss
Lydia Thompson Miss Thompson was
employed at the Mallory Chcroot factory
and to allow the employees to witness the
the ceremony the factory stopped work
Tor the time being. Immediately after
Squire McMannen had tied the knot the
couple left for the home of Dir. Sears, il
this city. We wish them sell
The Runaway This Morning.
This morning just as tie parade Ia |
lett the SHOW grounds, a team hitched to
Hyams X Lewith's delivery wagon he
Game frightened at the elepL ants and ran
away, throwing Mr. Hayms and driver to
the ground and demolishng the wagon,
and were only stopped by running gainst
tree. The wagon was new, being taken
from the shops this morning
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