The Durham daily globe., 1894-09-21
LOCAL NOTES.
People Coming and G"ing-Notes of In
terest Easily Fead.

Mrs. ii. T.. Scemdh IttuIueu ilon
today.
Miss Nina Albright came down from
today.
Caleb Osborne passed through the city
On the noon train.
l.. T. Buchanan went down to Raleigh |
on the noon train,
d. w. Whitaker returned from Chase
City last evening.
Miss Mamie Lyon is spending the
afternoon in Raleigh.
w. II. Willard, Jr., who is confined to
his room, is no better.
w. II Branson arrived on the noon
train from Greensboro
Mai. w. A. Guthrie left this morning
to attend the public speaking at McCrays,
n c.
r. w. Harris, after spending several
days in New York, returned to the city
today.
Mr.. John Hicks, of New York, is spend
ing part Of his vacation with his Durham
friends.
J. w Swift, of Chase City, Va, is in
the city today He was once a tobacco
dealer Of this place.
Mr.. w. F. Ellis has returned from pur
chasing his fall and winter goods. His
stock is now complete.
The young mems democratic club will
meet next Tuesday night at 7:3O, instead
of Monday night at s o'clock.
Col. Pat Lunsford says business in his
line is dull at present but he thinks it
will pick up before long.
Mr. G. II. Norton has just completed
an elegant cement sidewalk in front of
his residence on Chapel Hill street
Capt Octavius Coke and Mr.. r.
Boone left on the cannon ball for Nc
Crays, where they will speak today.
Miss Florence Remington, who has
been visiting relatives in the city, left last
evening for her home in Alexandria, Va
Mr. G. NJ Motfitt has returned from the
northern markets, where he has been to
daily.
Mrs. Sophia West, Miss Tiffany West
and Miss Nora AlbrittOn, who haye been
visiting Mr.. Horace West, on billiard
street, left today for KinstOn.
Col. J. S Cunningham, of Person
county, passed through This morning on
, his return home from the convention of
of democratic clubs at Raleigh yesterday
The meeting at Second Baptist church
last night WAS the most interesting one
yet There was many in crested in the
meeting. Rev w. G. Tyrce is s.sting
Rev Mr. Billings while Rev G. J. D"wtll
is confined to his room He is expected
to be out in a few days
There is tobacco in town lndrY fr. n
are getting very good prices for the weed
The old Reams warehouse was fu'I up
also the Banner. Farmers Alliance anC
| Parrish's. The farmers will always fine
a home when they come TO the Bull CIv
The merchants always welcome IheiI
neighbors to the city also
Belle Boyd, the noted female spy o
the Confederate army, who ranked a
captain in Stonewall JacksOn's brigade
will lecture here Monday night at Stokes
hail, under the auspices of the Durham
Light Infantry, for the benefit of th'
soldiers home. This will be treat fo
the citizens of Durham, and there shOul(
be full house to greet the great art
brave oman.
1t has been talked on the streets tha
the high price charged by the II & D t.
the meeting of the democratic clubs a
Raleigh yesterday was caused by the \
ton, as will be seen from the fact tha
while the K. X D. charged $50 roun(
trip from here to Ral-igh, a distance o
twenty six miles, the \. 4 w. charged
only 81 80 from Roxboro TO Durham,
distance of thirty one miles.
Col. J. : Carr returned this mOrnin!
from Raleigh. lie was re elected presi
dent Of the democratic club There wa
many favorably comments Cn his speech
) and the opening of the convention. Ii
= the convention yesterday Hon. Chas. II
Mausur, OF Missouri; Hon. Lawrenc
Gardner, Of Washington, D c and Gen
Chauncey Black, of Pennsylvania, a
wore the badges of the young men dem
, ocratic club of Durham, y c. The Dur
ham club saved the day. Its presenC
I made the convention a success.
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