The Durham daily globe., 1894-07-13
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Miss Ella Fe2y lett on the noon 'faih
!. f. Mason. Of Danville, Is at the
Carrolinq.
B.I Powell, of Henderson, was here
yesterday.
" NJ Jordan, of Burlington, wa> here
this morning
Mrs {. ) Honter, Of HnrIinetcn, is in
the city today
Rev J. W. Wellons returned on the
noon train today.
The condition of Mr.. Garland E Webb
is reported as unchanged
Miss Mayme Jenkins left this morning
for visit to friends in Warren county
Captain Mallory, so widely known as
"Old Chunk" >" returned home on the noon
| train.
Col. w. \. Albright returned on the
noon train from visit to Alamance
county.
John II. Dillard, Jr, of Greensboro,
was here yesterday He is a son of
Judge Dillard.
Frank Tilley was yesterday indicted
for assault and battery, but the warrant
was withdrawn.
The front of the new stand of "Our
Store has been freshly painted, this
time light green
Mrs. @ E. Rawls today returned from
Winston, where she has been at the bed.
side of a sick relative.
Mrs. Hartmaier, of Henderson, passed
through yesterday on her way home from
visit to Greensboro.
J. G. Caddell, canvasser for the Bibli-
cal Recorder, who has been in town for
some days, left this morning.
Prof. J. Y. Joyner, of the faculty of
tie State Normal and Industrial school,
passed through this morning on his w ay
East.
Mrs. W. T Slade, who lived on Main
street. died this morning of consumption
She had been sick for a long while, and
was in declining health.
Capt. N. l. Shaw, of Warrenton
passed through yesterday evening on his
way to ThOmasville, where his daughter,
Mrs Williams, is very sick at the Baptist
Orphanage
Thomas Taylor and wife, prominent
residents of Guilford county, arrived here
today and went into the country to visit
their son.in law, J. W. Fletcher, of Oak
Grove township.
A Coplin & Co have opened a general
dry goods store in the building on Main
strset occupied by 'Our Store" The
building has been fitted up new inside
and the front has received fresh coat
of paint. The new firm is from Harper's
Ferry, Va.
Lee Neal and Lee Camp, two gentle
men Of color, were hauled up before
Justice McMannen this morning for an
affray. They were fined fifty cents each
and costs. The affray was not very
serious, but it was shown by the evil
dence that both had been taking on too
much of the stuff that tangles.
Capt. A. w Graham, of Oxford, was
here yesterday, leaving on the evening
nd so
for congressional honors and stands
very good chance for the nomination for
congress at the democratic convention
to be held here the seventh Of August.
Mrs DR.. VIM. Kendall, of Ansonville,
\. c., and mother of Mrs. DR.. J. c..
Brown, Of Durham, n. c., died yester-
day, II inst at 5:15 p. N. She had been
a great sufferer for three years, was a
christian and consistent member of the
Episcopal church. She leaves five
daughters and three sons. Mrs. Brown
has been with her mother three weeks |
State Business Agent Worth, of the
State Farmers alliance, passed through
on the noon train, returning to Raleig
from big alliance picnic at Pomona, J.
Van LindleY's place. He said a large
crowd was in attendance at the rally and
several of the faithful in that section
made speeches. He reports the alliance
as prOsperng.
Campaign Relic.
A relic Of the presidential campaign