The Durham daily globe. (Durham, N.C.) 1889-1894, 1894-07-18
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Miss Mamie Heartt is visiting Mrs.
julius Lewis in Raleigh.
Rev. T. J. Gattis left at noon today for
a business trip to the eastern part Of the
state.
Miss Josie Taylor, who has been visit
ing relatives in Hillsboro, has returned
home.
w. B. Boyd, a prominent tobacco
buyer of Warrenton, was in the city yes
terday.
w. M. Yearly was in Chapel Hill yes
terday, looking after his branch drug
store there.
Rev. s. T. Moyle, of Nash circuit, will
conduct the services at the Main Street
church tonight.
The Winston Sentinel says that Miss
Mabel Duke, of Durham, is visiting Miss
Sadie Bittinger, of that city.
Two extra cars were attached to the
noon r. and D. mail. They will be used
in the excursion from Raleigh TO Ashe-
Vile.
r. H. Battle and A. W. Haywood, two
prominent members of the Raleigh bar,
were aboard the east bound train this
morning
Prof. C. W. Toms returned on the noon
train from Asbury Park, N. j., where he
has been in attendance upon the National
Educational association.
Superintendent of Public Instruction
Scarborough was aboard the noon train
today, returning from the annual meet
ing" at the Thomasville o~rphanage.
Only one case was before the police
court this morning. John Lassiter was
fined So and costs for disorderly conduct.
The costs were quite heavy, bringing the
entire amount he was out Of pocket to
$3.50.
Rev. G. Durham, secretary of the Bap.
tist state board of missions, was on the
noon train, returning home to Raleigh
from Townsville, where he attended the
meeting Of the board of trustees Of the
orphanage.
Rev. James Currie, the pastor of the
Presbyterian church at Burlington died
yesterday mornig of fever. He was we'll
known here and was much beloved in
Burlington. He has been pastor of the
church in Burlington since 1889.
j. T. Ramsey, brother of W. J. Ramsey
the leader of the Main Street Methodist
church choir and a student at Trinity
college, died at his home at Mayo, Va,
yesterday afternoon at the age of %
years. He died of fever. Mr.. Ramsey
returned home today.
Political Points.
Cleveland county has endorsed Frank
|. Osborne, for the senate.
Rufus E. Lester was unanimously re
nominated for his fourth term in con
gress from the first Georgia district.
j. G. Hall, of Hickory, is a candidate
for the democratic nomination in Con.
gresham Henderson's green pasture.
Burke county democratic convention
endorsed A~very'for senator, Bower for
the house, Tate for treasurer, Bynum for
Judge and Newland for solicitor.
Congressman Alexander will hardly
be renominated. He has been signally
beaten in the primaries in his W
county, Mecklenburg. II B. Adams, of
Union, and James T. LeGrand, Of Rich
mond, led in the primaries there.
1t has been reported here that the
Rockingham democratic county onven
ton broke up in a row. According to
the report a resolution was introduced
i%nstructing the delegation to vote for
Col. John r. Webster for congress. The
friends of the Colonel seem to have been
in the minority and the resolution created
an uproar in the convention, 1t is
understood that Col Webster is not a
candidate for the nomination. A. W.
Graham, of Oxford, seems to be in the
lead and will probably be nominated.
The congressional convention meets
here August 7.
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