The Durham daily globe. (Durham, N.C.) 1889-1894, 1894-02-10
WHAT A eLoBE-TRoTTER SEES AND
Ttemized Interviews and Sketchy Scraps
of Town Topics hri. fly Jotted
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PERSONAL
Mr.. w. E Neal, the clever RichmonC
man, Is here t~C-iay.
Mrs. John C German has returned t,
her home in Washington
Messrs. futile and Martin, of Trinit,
college, went to Raleigh this morning.
Prof Collier Cobb, of the University
passed through here this morning on hi.
way TO Raleigh.
DR.. Robert L Holloway, of Rolesville
is here to day. He is soen to move tc
East Durham to live.
Mr.. T. NJ. Washington made a hying
trip to Richmond last week, stopping of
at Durham Wilson Mirror.
MIR. Theo II. Hill, of Raleigh, has been
spending a few days here. He is known
to many OF our readers through his
graceful poems. His recent contribu
ton to THE GLOBE, "Neogenesis," has
oeen highly praised.
Mr.. J. W. Hamilton, of Durham, who
has been in the city several weeks on
business left for Greenville. He ex
presses himself highly pleased with his
stay In NeWbern, his former home-the
meeting with old friends has been pleas.
ant and he has been very successful In
making money while heTe.-Newbern
Journal.
Live Local Links.
Druggists and grocers are getting their
seed stocks in shape for the spring trade.
Rev. Colonel John Scales says to-day
is a weather breeder. And the Reverend
Colonel knows.
The announcements for the lecture Of
ELI Perkins, will shortly appear in THE
GLOBE. Professor Woodrow Wilson will
probably be here sometime in March.
A part of Mr.. Towards shoe shop, just
across from the court house has been set
off as a fancy grocery establishment.
The proprietor of the miniature empo-
rum is Master J. W. Dowdee.
] lit is a significant fact that almost every
person who has received the first mum
Der of "The Magic City" has subscribed
for the whole series, They are going
these days. Orders are being sent
off daily.
1t Is reported that the whiskey guager
now making his rounds among the sa-
of this town, is stirring up some of
whiskeY sellers. Several barrels #
whiskey below proof or in some way not
up to the standard have been found.
The Valentine Tea, which is scheduled
next Tuesday night, bids fair to be a
most pleasant occasion. 1t will be held
n the vacant rooms next to the First
National bank, and will be under the au-
spices of the ladies of the Trinity Meth
odist church. 1t will be something novel
SbJOJ oblC'
There are now fourteen people in the
Jail. John Dezern, the festive |
of Coles Mills, is probably the
most interesting. Ella Pratt and four of |
he gang of negro gamblers found in the
aid IN her gambling house are of the
number. One of the prisoners is await
ng trial for pawning a hand-saw that he
borrowed, the tool being pawned to
liquor seller.
Some OF our exchanges that
he wages of The employees of the Rich
nond and Danville railroad will soon
re restored to the point at which they
at the time the cut in wages was
lade last year. THE GLOBE does not
ouch for the truth of the report, but
ives it for what it is worth.
The Raleigh Evening Visitor says that
iudlay Bell. the convict who escaped
a train near here last autumn, has
cen caught and carried to Raleigh. Two
ere being carried to the peniteutiary by
sheriff uf Watauga county, when Just
the train reached Durham thew
lmped the cars and escaped. The other
onvict who escaped is still at large.
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