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The Durham daily globe., 1894-01-13
Mr.. Hawley Melvin Dead.

Mr.. Hawley Melvin, son of Mrs Ann
Melvin, died at the residence on. .Gregson
street last night of pneumonia He was
about twenty years old. The funeral
services will be conducted from the house
this afternoon.
In another room in the same house, J.
Love Melvin, brother of the deceased, is
very i'll with pneumonia.
The Durham daily globe., 1894-01-13
Bucklen's Arnica Salve.

The Best Salve In the world for Cuts
Bruises, Sores, Ulcers, Salt Rheum, Fever
Sores, letter, Chapped hands, Chilblains,
Corns, and all Skin EruptioDs, and positively
cures Piles, or no pay required. 1t is guar
anteed to give perfect satisfaction, or money
refunded. Price 25 cents per box. For sale
bv Z. BlaCknail d Son
The Durham daily globe., 1894-01-13
See the Worlds Fair for Fifteen Cents.

Upon receips Of Your address and fifteen
cents in postage stamps, we will mail you
prepaid our Souvenir Portfolio ofthe Worlds
Columbian Exposition. The regular price Is
f.ty cents but rs we want you to have one,
We make the Price nominal. You will find
it a work Of ar. and a thing to be priced. 1t
contains luIl-pIge viewasof the great build
ines, with descriptions of same, and is ex-
ecuted in highest ,.yieof art. If not satisfied
with it. after vou e. il, we will refund the
stamps and lcl YOU keep the book Address
HE. E.CALEN y Co., Chicago, iii.
The Durham daily globe., 1894-01-13
Notice.

Parties not having paid water rents
by January Is, will be promptly cut off,
aud be taxed 81 for turning on water
again, in addition to back bill
DURHAM WATER Co,
j. Z. Niche, Supt.
The Durham daily globe., 1894-01-13
At the Carolina,

Among those stopping at the Carrolina
are: G. w. Forester, Atlanta A. Pol.
lax, Richmond; T. S. Bowles, Virginia
B. f. Giysndan, New York J. w. Foy
Baltimore G. F. McKinnie, New York
II. Goestrom, Baltimore; O. G. Rowlett
Va; E. Oestricher, Richmond; G.. A
Bruce, Richmond; J. d. Hambrick
Asheville; L. J. Frasprelle, New York
w. D. Morrell, Va; c. T. Bland, New
York; Joe Kahn, Atlanta; c. c. Nc
Alister, Asheville G. F. Jenkins, Salem
The Durham daily globe., 1894-01-13
just One Lone Case.

There was only one case before Mayor
Peay this morning. Frank Brown was
convicted of disturbing the peace of the
town and fined five dollars.
The Durham daily globe., 1894-01-13
Entertainment at Stokes Hall.

There will be given at Stokes Hall
Monday night, January Is, 1894, musi
cal concert by Miss Laureua Chanler, the
Georgia nightingale. She sings two keys
higher than any living being now on the
road. She comes to US highly recon.
mended You cannot afford to miss this
opportunity TO hear some of the sweetest
music and most magical singer on earth
Ample accommodation for the whites
The proceeds will go to St. Joseph A NJ
E. church, Durham. Doors open at Z p
NJ; exercises commence at 7:30 The
general admission fee is ten cents.
JOHN MERRICK,
4. NJ. SHAW,
The Durham daily globe., 1894-01-13

Mr. Zeb Vance Walser. Of Lexington.
the well known politician, Is to be mar
ried TO Miss Estelle Adderton, of the
same town January 81.
The Capital club, at Raleigh. has just
held its annual election, the old officers
being reelected. The year has been
most successful one.
Mr.. J. L. Cobb is to be married to Miss
Ward in Lincolnton next Wednesday.
The young lady, if we mistake not, is
granddaughter of the late Governor
Caldwell
The funeral Of the late Mrs. G. NJ.
Parks was held from Market street
Methodist church in Greensboro, Yester-
day afternoon. A plumber of HillsboIo
eOple were in attendance.
The most brilliant happening of the
social season in Charlotte was the bal
masque last night, held In the Belmont
ball room and given by Mr.. Lawrence
Dodsworth and Miss Blanche Dods-
worth, of New York.
The social event in Raleigh next week
is the marriage of Lieutenant William
Even Shipp, of the United States army,
to Miss Margaret Busbee, one of the
most beautiful daughters of the capital
city. Lieut.. Shipp Is now instructor of
military tactics in Davis School.
Cards have been issued to the wedding
Of Mr.. Charles Thomas Holt, son of ex-
Governor Holt, of North Carolina, to
Miss Gena Moore Jones, daughter of
Governor Thomas G. Jones, of Alabama
The ceremony OCCURS Wednesday even
ing January "A, In St. Johns Episcopal
church, Montgomery, Alabama.
THE RELIGIOUS WORLD.
Rev A. H. Merritt will preach at Main
Street church at II o'clock tomorrow
morning. His former sermons preached
here have been highly omplimented.
WI BoJlin, of Monroe, is the man
who has purchased an interest in the
Western Carolina Advocate, the Meth
odist paper published at Asheville. He
VIII manage its business department.
Rev B, r. Hall will preach at Trinity
church to morrow morning at II
o'clock on Two Thieves Contrasted"
and at 7:30 O'clock on The Mistakes of
Positiveness."
Main Street Epworth Leage is flourish
ing. Meetings are held each Tuesday
evening, business and literary meetings
alternating. Prof. A. H. Merritt now has
charge of the literary department, and is
introducing some new features. Read
ing circles are TO be organized and the
! league put to practical use.
! Charlotte News: At the special term
| of Caldwell superior court, the most re-
mar6aJle trial on record in this state is
| now in progress. The question involved
is whether the church OF the Adventists
is an evangelical Christian church" II
/ is said that the attorneys on both sides
| (and there are a number Of them) are
studying the Bible, instead of the law
books. The cause of the trial is the
gift Of lands ito the use of any evangeH.
cal church." A church was built which
various denominations used. The Ad.
ventists finally began to build a new
church. The Bap,ists secured an injunc,
tion on the ground that the Adventists
were not evangelical. The Adventists
| believe in the annihiliation of the souls
of sinners One of their preachers said
in the pulpit, "a sinners soul disappears
| like piece of lard In hot skillet"
The Durham daily globe., 1894-01-13
JOHN MERRICK,
L. NJ. SHAW,
w. G.. PEARsO.
Committee of Arrangements.
That Old Hair-cloth Sofa.

1hAI Olu HAIr-CIOIH SOId'
How dear TO my heart is the old hRir-cloth
sofa
That fond recollection recalls TO my view;
The times when we sat there and spooned in
the evening.
When the seat made for one person served
well for two.
All those were bright days to my youthful
affections
But ne'er do sit on that sofa again,
One eve down the front steps her old father
kicked me
And pater-familias wears number tens.
The SPoOSER.
The Durham daily globe., 1894-01-13
WHAT A GLOBE-TROTTER SEES AND
HEARS.
ItemiZed Interviews and SketChy Scraps
of Town Topics Brit fly Jotted
Down.
PERSONAL

PERSONAL
Mrs w. H. McCabe left on the D. &
n. train this morning.
Mr.. Charlie Henry left on the Durham
and Northern train this morning for q
days outing
Mr.. Charles NJ. Herndon, the efficient
street commissioner, is i'll of la grippe at
his home on Ramseur street.
Mr.. Irwin E. Avery arrived here this
morning. The Morganton Herald an
nounces that he will hereafter be con
neCted with that paper as associate edi
tor. His fine work on the Trinity Ar
chive is we'll remembered. The Herald is
to be congratulated upon the accession
to its staff. Mr.. Avery will no doubt bt
felt in North Carolina journalism.
The Durham daily globe., 1894-01-13
For Sale.

Eighteen packages of corn whiskey,
one and two years old Terms cash.
Apply 10 |. TURNER,
Box 81, Hillsboro, \. G.
The Durham daily globe., 1894-01-13

Redwine, the young Atlanta embezzler,
has been found gUiIty and IS to be SEN
fenced to-day
The Durham daily globe., 1894-01-13

1t is very poor economy to endeavor TO
relieve cold By neglecting it. when q
bottle of Dr.. Bulls Cough Syrup will cure
IL a nDra
The Durham daily globe., 1894-01-13

japanese Liver Pellets cure biliousness
sour stomach and all kidney and liver
troubles. Small and mild. Sold by w
81. Yearly.
The Durham daily globe., 1894-01-13
Phone G2.

That oily and rough skin cured and
the face and hands beautiful by Johnson
Oriental Soap; medicated and highly
perfumcd. Sold by w. NJ. Yearly.
The Durham daily globe., 1894-01-13
The Steam Laundry Won't Change Hand.

The Durham steam laundry will not
change hand, aa was announced yester.
day evening, but Viii continue under the
same management, aEi has secured the
services Of Mr. r. T. simmons, first
class laundry man of Troy, y. Y, and
will guarantee all patrons satisfaction,
or no charge vii. nc made.
a a. SEARS,
Phone G2. Proprietor.
The Durham daily globe., 1894-01-13

.ylsa Ea.r va el-E. rc n . hf CaSrorA
WI IN she was 1. C..ld, -he cried for Castoria.
Wh n sire rocaIne Miss, h clung 10 Castoria
WIN she had Children, she gave them Cassorts.
The Durham daily globe., 1894-01-13

The most aggravated cases of rheuma.
tism have been speedily and erm tnen,ly
cured by Salvation Oil. Every oae should
have Ii. 25 cents.
The Durham daily globe., 1894-01-13
LEAVES.

Things that srsD, 10 help Catarrh may DO
doing harm. Poisonous, irritating Enuns
ard strong. q sstic solutions only drive II
from tie heal 70 tte Lungs. Or. Sages Ca
ta-Th Remedy cpTes Catarrh. It's mild,
soothing. cleansing, hsaling. Its proprietorS
promise $50 CT a cIre.
The Durham daily globe., 1894-01-13
THE ERWIN MILL.
THE FINE RECORD WHICH 1T HAS
MADE

Every Yard of Goods Manufactured Sold.
In Constant Operation All Dur
ing the Panic.
The Durham daily globe., 1894-01-13

Mrs. w. II. McCabe left on the
n. train this morning.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1894-03-31
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The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1894-03-31

"The Old Homestead was again
presented AZ the Grand Opera House
ny the tho same excellent cast that
presented 1t the evening before, to a
large audience. The performances
commanded attention from beginning
to end, and II can be safely said that
these presentations of this popu.
lar play were tho bost that have ever
been given here OF IL.
This evening Lincoln ]. Carriers
thrilling melo-drama, ''ahe Fast Mail"
Will be presented at the Grsnd Opera
House by an exceptionally strong
cast. This drama has been presented
hero several times and the comments
from the press and public were of the
best and well deserved.
Cleveland's new minstrel organlza-
ton will give "a performance ut the
Grand Opera House on Monday even.
Ing. The sayings. jokes and special
ties are oil entirely new and original.
A special matinee will be given In the
afternoon. beginning at 4 O'Clock for
ladies' and children. This 10 done in
order that tho school children may
have an opportunity to see u first class
minstrel performance at small cost.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1894-03-31

The finest display OF the aurora
borealis seen III this city for many
wears was witnessed between 8 and IL
Inst night The greatest briliiancy
was between and 10 o'clock, although
long after that time the display was
grand. Quito different was the dis
play from previous ones. the rays of
light seeming to come from all parts
OF tho heavens, all joining in a large
circle in the zenith.
From tho west there shot up a rcd
ray while from the south there Hp-
prared a streak OF white. To the
lncrth and eastward a curtain OF white,
iscintillating hrilliancy formed q
canopy. through which there shot up
wards at intervals columns Of varie'
lEated hues. BY l2 o'clock thu clout
jim the northern sky became dark and
! from behind 1t shot the light in wave
like rays. now becoming dim and theI
"a bright color.
The display was indeed beautiful
one. and ono long to he remembered
by tho thousands who wltHesssd it.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1894-03-31
THIRD EDITION.


In the Municipal Court this morning
before Judge Ball, Edward Pierce was
charged with assault by his wife. She
stated that he has not been sober two
days out OF six weeks. She has got
!aiong without him since Christmas,
and she was of the opinion she could
,Still get along without him. Judge
Gall considered the same way, and
Aned him f10 and costs or 40 days.
John McCaiferty was charged with
disordely conduct. Last evening, ac-
Ieording to the evidence OF william
Hointer, cato tender at the Front
ftreet crossing OF the p, W. Il b.
Railroad. John aud four other you z
amen came there and persisted Ia rails.
ing the eafety gates up and used
profane language. The case was con-
tinued until this evening in order that
The prisoner can nave q witness sum.
moned.
The case OF G. j. Grandhomme, of
Greenville. charged with violating a
1plty ordinance by selling diseased
fmeat. was continued until next We'd
'nesday morning.
Thomas Ennis. James Bessin gton.
Sadie Hall and Sadie Cannon were hold
An 1900 bail for appearance at to.nights
session on the charge of di5orderly
conduct.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1894-03-31

The opening religious services OF
conference year at Union N. Il, Church
wac held Friday evening i'll the lecture
room OF the church. The new pastor.
BRO. Hnnna, for the first, met the con,
greg tion of the church and it seemed
ouch an appropriate service. met them
IN prayer, A large congregation
igreeted the new pastor and a truly
feeling service OF prayer was the fea
ture OF the opening
Bro, Hanna, after few Introductory
remarks, read an appropriate scrip
.ture lesson, and i'll few, but pointed
words, emphasized the Importance OF
Tho prayer meetings as the most es
tEnntial means OF grace through which
Ihe church of Christ is made TO grow
In Usefulness and power and good
accomplished in the saving OF sinners
IT was delightful occasi on to see the
new pastor and the large gathering
OF faithful souls Join hands anu hearts
IN an earnest prayer service to God
Tor his blessing. May they grow IN
grace. grow in power. grow in favor
with God, and keep the unity OF the
Esprit in the bond OF peace
CHRISTIAN.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1894-03-31

Tile funeral of Peter Cunningham,
9s2 West Second street, took place this
morning from his late residence.
high mass was celebrated at st. Paul's
church and interment was made at the
Cathedral cemetery.
High mass was celebrated In the
pro athcdral this morning for the re-
pose OF the soul OF Miss Mary L. Fltz-
patrick, whose funeral took place frc IN
the residence of her brother.in-law.
Phillip g. Plunkett, 209 West Front
street. Interment was made In Phila.
Idelphia at the new Cathedral Come.
terry.
All that was mortal OF Mrs. j me
lMctioldrlck was laid to rest this
morning in New Cathedral Cemetery.
The funeral left tho residence Of he's
son. Fourth and Orange streetG. and
proceeded to st. Peters Prof. athe.
dral. where requiem high mas was
celebrated for the repose of her soul
by Rev. J. Mealey.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1894-03-31
FIFTH EDITION.
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The Police on Hand,

Yesterday afternoons session Of the
Levy Court was marked by the pres.
ence OF six members of the police de.
partment headed by Captain Kane and
barney" Mcvey. They were there to
prevent any outbreak which might
arise from the discrimination against
unfortunate Republicans as hasmarked
the session during the adding OF
names. But there was no disorder and
lif there was 1T would be quelied by the
sheriff.
1t was understood that John T.
Dlckey had tbs blue coats appear.
Sheriff Gould WAS indignant and de.
clared that II the officers were to act
anyways bolsterous he would lock
them up. The sheriff has authority
there and Ia fully capable of keeping
order. The applicants were many, but
the slow work of the court prevented
many from being assessed.
Tbs names added during the day
were as follows. w. ID, Vandever. First
ward; y d. Hayes. Jr., George W.
Third ward; Joseph l. Biggs, Charles
II. Ginder. Fifth ward; Fred. Bauer,
Fourth ward; Samuel b. Thompson,
sixth ward; Chas W. Sidwell. Nm. HI.
lNutter, WIN. j. Cathcart, Frank L.Cum-
minis. Seventh ward; Il, 4. Rowland, a.
w. IIayse, Eighth ward; VIM. +. WIKI
lnson. VIM. II. Doughten. P. +. David
son. Elmer &. Wilhelm. John W. Nor
ten, Tenth ward; w. q. Davis, Eleventh
ward; VIM, s. Robbins. Chas. Cusick.
Twelfth ward; John Il. Johns, W. q. d.
Groves New Castle; d. w. Rothwsll.
White Clay Creek; VIM. Fl. McGlnnls,
Harry Is. Springer, East Mill Greek.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1894-03-31

The old Saturday ing cottage
prayer meeting which org anHrd itself
In 1885 ami which has resulted in so
much good is still progressing. Tho
meetings are extremely Interesting
and attract many persons that rarely
ever attend churGh. 1t is nou.sertu-
fian IN its character and its influence
fs alik" felt among all. Many have
been saved through the power OF these
peetlngs and wa believe many more
will bv. IL will be Ertd this Saturday
evening at MIR. John lluwell'5. 1Ol
south Franklin street, at $50. All are
welcome.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1894-03-31

w ANrED a colured girl For cook aud
w general hOusuwUtk. Apply lius
iiICome Street. iu3l-lt
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1894-03-31

Tho friends OF Joe Sperre. who
left this city some time ago to visit
his parents In Germany, has not yet
returned and thcy seem uueasy
about his whereabouts. lie should
Lave arrived In this city live weeks aga
nut has not yet turned M. Some sny
lie Is organizing Il company TO Join
|, oXey's army. while others clam he IL
hold by the Immigrant inspector In
New York. His little dog got lonely
Turing his absence and skipped. He
Is expected bac. every minute. You
,!onit peliefe me. | don't know.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1894-03-31
VIM. B. SHARP eco
Fourth and Market SIS.

Satin Striped Null in
black, navy, brown, light
blue, pink, cream, nile and
white with beautiful printed
flower designs and figures
12ac per yard. .--..
Japonettes = the newest
wash fabric of the season, in
an elegant variety of color.
ings in stripes, plaids and fig.
ures-25 cents.
Twelve hundred extra fine
and heavy bleached Hucka.
back Towels, lSx42 and reg.
ular 25-cent goods, we shall
sell two for 25 cents.
Twelve hundred bleached
Damask Napkins, good size
and fine quality-regular 50
goods-we shall for $1.2S
per dozen.
These Linen offerings we
think to be most remarkable
even in these times of de.
moralized prices.
Fifteen hundred yards
more of Utica Nonpareil
Muslln--l24.cent grade for
s cents per yard.
The Special Sale of Hos.
iery Saturday evenings which
we have inaugurated is
meeting with remarkable
success. We shall continue
these sales, which will enable
the people Of w ilmington to
purchase hosiery cheaper
than they can be made.
Commencing next Satur
day at 6 p. m. we will sell the
following:
Children's Fast Black
Stockings, ribbed and extra
heavy-l1c from 25c-3
pairs for soc.
"onyxs is Synonymous
with color and quality. We
have sold this celebrated
make for years-every lady
knows the"OnyXe Stocking, at
% cents-we shall sell them
Saturday evening at l9e or
3 pairs for soc, and one lot
of the extra fine SOC "Onyx"
3 pairs for 81 or 3Sc per
pair.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1894-03-31
BRENNAN'S
GREAT REMOVAL SALE
STILL CONTINUES.
o. Per Cent.
~ Cash Discount
ALLOWED ON ALL PURCHASES.

Taking one-fifth off the price has made
such remarkable values that business
this spring has exceeded any spring
trade in the history of my business.
My big building, 221 Market and 21S
and 22O Shipley street is now being al.
tered and improved to suit my business.
Until it is ready the stock at SOC Mar
ket street will be sold at ridiculous
prices for throughly first-class goods.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1894-03-31

Some Blk or moro farm wagons were
backed up u. Euurlh street between
Market and OranGs stieats and corn
WINS selling on lha cob from ~ to 10
cents per bashei, oats from 40 to -
S,nts per husheL These prices ara in
k"eptng with the rOud pcmorrah,
times y Um.aeh the farmer When'
should have lnru selling Tor 81 pei
hushrl, bnt Il Is now seIiinE for "
Cruts corn should lie 81 cents pe
bushpl and oats 40 cents. Hay fair t.
good Is bringing from IIi to SIS pe
ton.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1894-03-31

AIrANTrtl-N girl 10 wark on cont :
w with man. one that can work hut
tim holes mad Ind. Apply Jl' East sth
s,leat mJl-It-
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1894-03-31

The police this morning arrested
John Briley for being concerned in
policy backing on February B and ut
divers otner times.
IL will he remembered that when
the raid was made on February . that
liriley made his escape from Sergeant
Welsh.
lie will be given hearing on Mon.
day morning at . O'Clock III the NUM-.
ICipal Court,
/ An application will lie made In the
~. =. Court on Monday to compel the
stockholders of the None Such Fibre
I ompany to appear In court in refer
eGce To the affairs OF the company.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1894-03-31
DIED,

llpRNEi In this city. On March 10th.
lSat, John !. Homer In his 9Th year.
lieiaiivcs and friends urc rrsDuctIuIly
Nftei TO attend his funeral, on sunday
Afternoon. at oiclO Is, from his int.
residence Eighth aud Pine streets, scr.
vice. AT the house. intcrmnnt at Rvs r
view cemetery. Funeral private.
"G0nr but not forgotten
TANI uR.-Ou tho aSlh inst. Fvlenn L..
vito OF William 4. Taylor. aged =
years.
Relatives aud friends are re-pectruIly
invited TO attend the funeral from h y
husbands residence 10 \. harrison ; I,
on Friday afternoon, To leave III,
house at twu o'clor,s, SeI.Eirt4 nj tht
Gnu8cll ct tie Covenant. Third and " est
streets. Interincnt at R.Yerriew Gene,
terry.
iilHPATRlCk.-Dn March -. 1871 Mary
IfitHpalr *.
Relativ"- and friends arc invited TO at
tcna her funeral lIOlu tie rpsifen q 81
Ter bru' hcr-iulawI Pa llp Plnntett
20. "a w Front ire :. ON Sniurlh,
morning at q oG'otr. high mass at ST
Peer 3 Church. lnteruent az New Cattle.
drti Cemetery. Philadelphia. Pa.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1894-03-31

Mrs. James Carpenter. OF Centre
vile, continues In helpless conii-
ton, being 30 greatly Frustrated that
she has been unable % speak for threa
weeke and nor restoration TO health
is not probable.
Chandler Lmaborn, who resides near
Ashland. Mil Creek Hundred. Ii lying
Ina somewhat similar condition. and
as he ia over seventy years OF age he
has. li.Le ii any hope % recovery.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1894-03-31

And low pricas usually go together.
and this applies to much OF the cheap
footwear sold now a-days. No are
always trying TO Improve the quality
Of our shoes aud would like to show
yHu for how little money good foot.
wear can he bought when YOU get the
right store. We have some special
pricbs on shoes for men aud boys this
wees. worth locking after; afraid to
tell TIM prices, for fear You might
think them too cheap 10 lie good. but
such Is not tho clAe: IN fact all our
pri IS AFRO money savers. Eormans.
No. 10 East Fourth street, between
Market and King.