The Durham daily globe. (Durham, N.C.) 1889-1894, 1894-09-17

IOudy
Mr.. 4. Cox, Of NiIIardsyille is in the
city today.
RI. Rogers left on the O. & G, mail
this morning.
Notice Berry & Co, new sign 1t is
very neat one.
Geo. X. Collins arrived in the city on
the noon train.
Rev Mr. Watson left on the Oxford |
train this morning
T. w Harris left for New York City |
this morning on business.
Mr. A. c. Hayes, who lives near Be-
thesda, is in the city today
Rev. G. ]. Dowell is very i'll at his
home on Chapel Hill street.
Il f. Seeman arrived on the noon
train today from Greensboro.
Mr.. and Mrs T. H. Martin are spend
ing the afternoon in Raleigh.
Mrs B. Davis returned yesterday from
the northern markets, where she has been
to purchase her fall stock
Miss Maggie Laws who has been teach
ing school near Bethesda, is in the city
today on her way to Hillsboro.
Tom Settle spent last evening in the
city and left this morning for Oxford
where he will open the campaign today.
Mr. Andrew Turner's residence, oppo-
site Trinity college, is nearing compile
ton. 1t will be beautiful place when
| finished
| Miss Emma Carter, aged II years, died
at l:20 a m. this noon at erwin cotton
mills She was a member Of the MethO-
dist church
All are cordially invited to attend the
series Of meetings which is held nightly
at the Second Baptist church. Rev. Mr..
Billings, of Virginia, is preaching some
very interesting sermons
Prof. Edwin Minis, of Trinity college,
will deliver his lecture, "Nhy we should
read good literature" before Trinity
church Epworth League Tuesday even
ing at o'clock The public are cordially
invited
Mcssrs. Cole and Flintom who have
just opened new store for the sale of
dry goods, notions, have an ad in this is
sue. 1t will pay you to call on them and
examine their stock of goods before pur
chasing elsewhere.
| Wright Medlin was lying on one of
the benches in the court house this even
ing in very critical condition from the
! effects Of very long spree Dr. John
son was called in to attend him, AMI as
we go to press be is sleeping from the
effects Of morphine.
While the force was absent at dinner
time this office was visited by one orm we
phules who proceeded to turn this office
upside down for their amuSemtn,; =.
the chairs were turned upside do =,
boXe etc, piled on the de-k and rn,ng
generally mixed up. We hop tnu "
will be in the next tme that ihev ca.i
Mrs f. J. Parrish is going 80 niv- "Au
evening with the FAIRIES" at her hru, e
next Fridry evening from 10 10
o'clock. The admission will be ONLY 10
cents, and you will be able to get ali the
nice refreshments that you wish IN r.
This is something entirely new and the
citizens of the town should patroniz il
Elsewhere will be found an advertise
ment.
1t seems to be the impression among
some of the ladies and gentlemen that
the company which is to show here to-
night is little Off color From all that
We can learn, that is a mistake. 1t show
ed to immense crowds in Wilmington,
\. I , and was patronized by some of the
best ladies of the city. Cyrene has per
formed in the parlOrs of some of the best
citizens of Washington City, and we are
sure that no one will regret going to see
her to night.
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