The Durham daily globe. (Durham, N.C.) 1889-1894, 1894-09-14
LOCAL NOTES.
Items of Interest Hard to Get, Easily Read
and Quickly Forgotten.

the city.
Miss Lala Carr is in the city on visit
to Miss Watts
Mr.. Charles Turner returned on the
noon train today.
Miss Lucy Lewis, of Milton, returned
home this morning.
Mrs Dora Heartt returned home last
evening from Raleigh
The work on the roof of Stokes hall is
progressing very rapidly.
John WILDER jenkins left ON the noon
train for short visit to Raleigh,
Mr.. G. r. Wilson and W. J. Monk left
today 10 visit friends near South Lowell.
The Common wealth cotton mills have
elsewhere an ad for hands TO work in the
mill.
w. p. Robertson of Wakefield, Wake
county, is in the city today with load of
tobacco
Miss Ida Carr arrived in the city to-
day from Occoneechee on little visit to
Mrs Dr. Carr.
Mr.. Frank Tisdale, of the Cyrene vaud-
eville company, arrived in the city last
evening, from Raleigh.
Mr.. z. M. Briggs left on the noon train
today to visit his father who is quite sick
at his home in Raleigh.
Mr.. A. D. HabOurn, of Raleigh, who
has been in the city for the past few days,
returned on the noon mail
Manager II W. Bowen, of the Swindell
SIpp'y company, returned last evening
from business trip to Raleigh.
President McIver, of the state normal
s ;hool, was on the noon train today. He
reports that the school is in a f1ourishing
condition.
MIR. keyzer, of the firm of Murrill e
keyzer, of Baltimore, who has been in
the city for few days, returned home
last evening.
The populist convention will meet here
in the court house tomorrow 1t is
thought that fusion with the republicans
will be accomplished.
There is being an effort made here to
have Miss Belle Boyd, the famous con
tolerate spy, lecture here in the interest
Of the Soldiers home
Sam Cash was before Mayor Link this
morning charged with loud and bolster
Gus cursing in a public place He was
found guilty and fined $4.GO.
Walter Barbee, who has been living in
Philadelphia for two or three years, came
up from Raleigh last evening and is visit
ing friends and relatives here
The people of Durham should call for
some Of the Mallory Cheroot company's
cigars when they are in want of smoke
= ~ ' ol I III "a n III a very lI'lt Dfan1
Mrs. Claypoo', Miss and Little Robert,
Of New Berne, who have been sprnding
'me days with Mr. Leo Heartt, returned
- their home on the noon train today
MIR. ii. G. Abernethy, who has bee
here for several days doing some work
IN the Times in the interest of BurlIng
IN, left last night on the west bound
rain
Mr. W J. Christian announces himse f
IS candidate for clerk of the sunerior
,ourt today Mr., Christian has served |
he public before and made a good public |
officer
there are large crowds attending the |
meetings at Second Baptist church. Ser
ices every nigh, at $40, and conducted |
~ Kew, Mr.. Billings, OF Virginia. All !
IRE cordially invited to attend
New subscribers to THE GLOBE come
n every day. Six more came in yester
lay and made our heart beat glad. We |
ave now about twenty-five subscribers
n East Durham, and one or two coming |
rom there every day.
The lawn party to be given tonight at
'rinity park by the ladies of Main Street
hurch for the benefit of Miss Lizzie
lartin, who is now fitting herself for that
york in training school, should be pat
onlZed by every one. 1t certainly will
re very enjoyable affair, and should
ave the support Of the entire community.
There are farmers in the city today
rom all our neighboring counties They
re here with tobacco. Most all Of the
ld crop is in. New tobacco is selling
veil, especially wrappers, aud farmers
re highly pleased with the prices OBJ
aimed. If all farmers who have the weed