The Durham daily globe. (Durham, N.C.) 1889-1894, 1894-08-14
aries Robinson, Of Chapel II

the city.
Mi Lalla Ruth Carr arrived on
noon train.
Julian 5 Carr, of Occoneechee, is in
the city today.
Mrs C S Summerell, of Winston, is
at the Carolina
T. NJ. German returned from Danville
on the noon train.
W. j. Griswold left on the noon train
traiD for Morehead.
Miss Eula Holt, of Manchester, is Wis
iting Mrs Q. T. Smith
Miss NJ. A. Hickson and Mr.. J. A.
Duncan left for Kinston this noon.
We are glad TO know that Mrs Q. T..
Smiths condition is somewhat improved.
Mrs. Farwell arrived on the noon train
on a visit to the family of w. r Cooper
Messrs. G. w. Curtis and Henry Cook,
of SwepsOnville, spent yesterday in the
city
We are glad to see Mr. julius Mailer
on the streets again, after slight indis-
position.
A. Frank, w. NJ. Yearly Q. E. Rawls,
f. Bernstene, Economy Store, T. ].
Lambe and the Cheek Furniture company
have decorated their fronts with red flags
for the colored firemen's association.
Mr.. w. II. Rogers, the representative
of the News and Observer, is in the city
looking after the interest of his paper.
He says they are going to give the peo-
pie of North Carolina a fine morning
daily.
Among those registered at the CAIRO.
lima are B. Frank Mebane, New York
John A. Gilmer, Henderson w. G. Cur
tis, Graham; d. r. Ball Raleigh; F. Pett,
La Grange; r P. Taylor, Oxford J. II
Mills, North Carolina.
Mr.. James Swartz is in the city today
putting his stall in The market house in
fix. He says he will be here on Thurs
day morning with meat good enough for
any one, and want ALA old friends and
customers to call and see him.
Mr.. George Hardin killed fox in his
yard last night, it was after his chickens
1t was pet and belonged to Mr. George
Woodwards children. Mr. Hardin did
not know it was a pet until after it was
killed and string was found around its
neck
The chOirs Of the different churches in
the city met Sunday afternoon to begin
practicing for the music of the State Sun.
day School convention, which meets in
our city Tuesday evening of next week
and continues in session until Thursday
evening.
Tne committee on entertainment of
delegates TO the State Sunday School con
vention, Of which Col w. A. Albright is
chairman, is busy securing homes, and
we predict that Durham will sustain its
we'll earned reputation for hospitality, by
fully meeting the requirements Of the
occasion
The corner stall in the market house,
which was rented out this morning at
auction, was bid in by Mr. G. T. Beavers
at $1025. Mr.. Beaver will open up at
once. Mr.. J. w. Hutchins will also be in
the same stall for the present with Mr..
Beaver, and all his customers are
requested to send him their orders, which
will have prompt attention.
Preparation is being made for the
convention of Durham County Sunday
School association, to be held at Nc Man
mems Chapel, Saturday next. The pro-
gramme is an interesting one and our
citizens interested in Sunday school work
should make arrangements 10 attend.
The cOnYentiou opens al 10 o'clock a m.
and closes at $50 p. m. with An inter
mission Of an hour for dinner The
Chapel is only a few miles out on the
Hillsboro road, pleasant drive and an
enjoyable and profitable day is promised
TO all who attend.