The Durham daily globe. (Durham, N.C.) 1889-1894, 1894-07-30
Clean up your yards.

Clean up your yards.
Fuller Reid, of Greensboro, Is spending
the day in Durham,
Last night al the chapel at North Dur
ham, Capt. E J. Parrish conducted the
services.
Judge Boykin came over from Oxford
Saturday night and left on the noon
train Sunday.
Col. II. A. Edmundson, of South Bos-
ton, Va, was in Durham today and paid
THE GLOBE pleasant call.
Rufus Hopkins was before Mayor
Link this morning charged with loud
and boisterous cursing. He was fined
So and costs, the whole amounting to
s. 80.
The state republican executive com
mittee meets in Raleigh today TO arrange
for state convention and 10 determine
the policy Of the party in the coming
campaign.
The funeral of the late Mrs. S d. Pool
was held yesterday morning at $50
o'clock from Main Street church, Rev.
K. w. Bailey officiating The inter
ment was in the city cemetery.
William overly, the restaurant keeper,
was hauled up before the mayors court
this morning for throwing slops into the
street from his restaurant He was fined
81 and costs, the whole amounting to
$40
Rev. J. II. Fitzgerald filled the pulpit
of Main Street church at both the morn
ing and evening services yesterday in
the absence of the pastor, Rev. F. a
Bishop, at the District conference Good
congregations attended and the sermons
are said to have been very good
The Norfolk and Western passenger
train was delayed an hour this morning
| by rather an unusual accident The
rails spread at the V near Ramseur
street and it took nearly an hour 10 re
| pair the tracks No damage WAS done
and there was little Inconvenience
caused
The "Heavywcights,' the champion
ball team of Durham juvc, lies, wiped up
the young gentlemen from RoXbOro
Saturday afternoon. The score was q
to 8, so TIE GLOBE is informed Tie
Roxboro boys drove here through the
arrived. The Durham boys had an easy
victory. Sometime soon the two teams
will play again on the grounds at Rox
boro.
A large congregation was at Trinity
church yesterday morning. Rev. B. K
Hall, the pastor, preached one Of the
strongest sermons that has been heard
from Trinity pulpit in a long time. II
has been much talked of among those
who were so fortunate as to hear it. A
church conference was held at the con
clusion of the service. At night Rev
Mr.. Hall preached from the text, "Tie
the Chariot to the Swift Beast"
Rev. Jacob Henry Smith, of Green's
boro, preached at the Presbyterian church
yesterday morning, his subject being
THE Burial Of Moses" 1t was treated
in an able manner. DR.. Smith is an in
teresting and forcible preacher. At The
evening service he preached from Luke
xi, 2; when ye pray, say Our Father
Both sermons were much enjoyed Rev
l.. B. Turnbull, the pastor, was absent or
preaching tour In the Orange Presby
terry.
The Richmond aud Danviile, or South
ern train, came in on time to the second
this morning. People have been fooled
so often by the report that this train !!
"on time" it has become like the cry o.
wolf" UNDECIDED Its coming in on time
this morning left several persons This
is the first time the train has come in a.
~ Ia a it lie age, and yet the bulletin
board announced that the "eastbound
was thirty minutes late" But the bull
letin board is a roaring farce, anyway.