The Durham daily globe. (Durham, N.C.) 1889-1894, 1894-08-03
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Miss Bessie flaming is visiting in
Raleigh.
William iIickson, of Apex, is at the
Carolina.
Mr.. Paul Graham left II is afternoon
for Hi,Isboro
Mis-. turIie X. Jones, Of HiilshOrO,
was in Tie city yesterday.
Rev DR. l.. w. Crawford, returned to
the CITY on the noon train.
Col w. NJ. Saunders, of Smithtield,
was in the city last night
Miss Matte Pace returned on the
noon train from q visit to relatives in
Greensboro.
Col. is Carr and family left yesterday
afternoon for OccOneechee when they
will spend some time.
President Winston, of the State Uni
v~ersity, was a passenger on he noon
train. He is on his way to Raleigh.
Mr. A +. Page, the well known lumber
man and capitalist, passed through at
noon today on his way to Raleigh.
Solicitor E w. Pou, of Smithfield, was
here last night. He returned to Smith
field On the early train this morning.
United States Marshal O.. J. Carroll,
Of the eastern district of North Carolina,
spent last night at the Hotel Carolina.
W. w. Shaw left for Beaufort on the
noon train. He will spend a week there.
His family has been at this pleasant sea
side town since June.
Elder E C Smith, of Beaufort, spent
last night in the city. He is on his way
home from a preaching tour in the GEN.
trail portion of the state.
Every member Of the Durham Council
No. 5SS, r. A, are requested to be pres.
ent at s o'clock tonight. Business of
Importance to be transacted.
The case against w. s. Durham for
cruelty to animals was tried before Mayor
Carlton and Squire Gunter this morning.
1t was proved that Durham did feed and
properly attend to the horse and so he
was discharged.
Mr.. James Whitt's little child fell out
of a tree last evening about 4 o'clock and
hurt himself very bad, by his hip being
knocked out Of place, and an arm Sc
verely wrenched. The injuries are not
considered serious.
r. T. Howerton has made quite an
improvement in his undertaking estab-
lishment, on Mangum street. He has
cut down the front part of his house on
a level with the street and fitted it up
for a show room. 1t is one Of the most
attractive of its kind in the city.
DR.. p. G. Sutphin, of Glasgow, Bar
rem county, KY, and son DR.. J. S.. Suit
phin, of GAINESVILLE, Tenn are on a visit
to the family of Mr.. W. II. Smoot. DR..
Sutphin, the elder, is a brother of Mrs.
OuOOi, auu LuOftu lIOuI flISluld W
Kentucky in 1868.
The following persons were arraigned
before the mayor this morning for not
using a disenfectant on thir lots as pre-
scribed by the town ordinance Lizzie
Hall, Leeann Winston, Lethia Townsend,
Webb Jourdan, Monroe Bray, Walter
Elliott, Henderson Green, Garry Balm
All were found guilty and fined So and
costs, $420, a total Of 1880,
Elder II. F. Peden, of Selma, will
preach at the Primitive Baptist church
at s o'clock this evening. He passes
through on his way to the Association
of this church, which is to be held at Emo
tomorrow, Sunday and Monday. This is
a great occasion in the church. A mum.
Der of representative men will probably |
be present at the Association.
Affairs in Kentucky. |
We learn from DR.. p. e. Sutphin, whom
we mention today as being on a visit
from Kentucky to relatives here, that the
times are also hard in Kentucky, though
he represents crops of all kinds as being |
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