The Durham daily globe. (Durham, N.C.) 1889-1894, 1894-09-11

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Nj. Ed Stag left OH the noou train for
Raleigh.
VII. Branson is spending the after
noon in Raleigh.
Mr.. +. G. Hackney left on the noon
train for Raleigh
Read the peoples column today 1t
will paw you to do so.
Mr. James Manning is spending the
afternoon in the city Of oaks.
Mr. Victor Borden passed through the
city today on the noon train.
The work on the old Farmers ware
house is progressing rapidly
John Bowers, an old Durhamite, is
spending a few days in the city.
Advertise in the peoples column The |
most efficient service guaranteed,
Rev. l.. b Turnbull left on the west
bound train for Mebane yesterday.
Mr.. George w. Watts left yesterday
afternoon for Birmingham, Ala on
business trip.
The old pOstOttice furniture was hauled
out of the temporary office yesterday to
the railroad depot to be shipped.
George w. Blount, editor of the Wilson
Mirror, passed through the city on the
we8tbound train yesterday evening.
Messrs Lea, Burch & Co. have opened
the old Banner warehouse, formerly oc
cupied by b. II. C0zart, Sons 4 Co.
/ Prof. Vernon Darnall arrived in the
city this morning from Eufalla, Ala :,
where be had been for the past ten days.
Misses Madge and Lizzie Morehead left
on the early train this morning for Raj
cigh, where they will spend several days
visiting Mrs Robert Jones
Rev. Stewart Mcqueen and family will
90 to Goldsboro, the 1st Of October,
W uclC IC udS dCCSplCu d CudISC' 4Iul
ham will miss them very much.
The will be a regular communication
Of Durham lodge No. 3j2 A. f. and A. NJ
tonight. All members are expected. All
MasOns in good standing are cordially
invited.
Mr.. &. A. w. Barham has accepted the
position of auCtioneer with the old Ban
will be glad to have all his old friends
call on him.
Peter Boggs, the man who skipped
his bond, was caught this morning abou
four miles west of here, by officer Scruggs
He is now in the lookup, and will b'
tried in the morning
If the boys are in want Of any thing il
the furnishing line they had better cal
on Frank Allen. He is in the CITY now
and stopping at the Carolina Frank j
the same old thing. We are sorry hi
running mate, Buck, is not here to he'll
him out
There will be call meeting Of the |,
l.. |. this evening at o'clock, TO ill tn
vacancy Of second lieutcnant,J J +. C",l
ran, resigned, Mr.. Cothran has accspIe
l a position in Danville. The boys regr,
: to lose him very much indeed. He IVA
made faithful and efficient officer
, The ladies of Main Street church wi
give lawn party at Trinity park o
Friday evening, the 14lh instant, for til
benefit of the Ladies Missionary socet,
Refreshments will be served, and plea
ant evening is promised to all who ma
, attend Come and help out the ladies.
The office equipment, switch boarC
wire and other supplies for the ne
f Southern Harrison Telephone Exchang
| arrived this morning from New Gork, b
= Southern railway piedmont Air Line
= This freight left New York Saturday
p. IN reaching Durham o'clock tn
a. NJ sixty-three hours, with ore Susds
intervening, This is quick time al
! shows up we'll for the splendid service
, this popular line, Our shippers shou
take note of this.
: Big Men to Speak at Raleigh.
3 WAsHINGTON, Sept. 10-Hon. Charl
:. II Mansur, second comptroller of II
f treasury, has accepted President Ju)is
a Cars invitstion TO speak at Raleig
|. September 90. 1t is the occasion of Il