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Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-04-16

present were; Misses Daisy Hibhs.
ANNA Thomas, Myrtle Moore. Cora
Coons, Leuie Thomas Maud knight
Dora Copns and Freeman, Mesara
Walter McGregor. OdR Thomas. Jack
son. Hagy, Hal Tompson, James Tomp-
son, Trevathan. Thomas. Harkfider,
Moore and Hugh Spear.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-04-16

Miss Katie Banks Of Fort Worth IL
visiting friends here this week
Mr.. b. a. Finley OF Decatur spent
last sunday IN this city visiting nc
quaintances.
An apron party was given at the
residence OF Mr.. and Mrs. John Keller.
a delightful evening was spent. Mr..
Moore was winner Of the first prize
and Mr.. jackson the second. Those
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-04-16

Or. Jos. Mcbride has gone TO Tyler.
Mrs. T. c. Rady has returned to
Marshall.
Mrs 7. 7. Rembert is visiting In
Marshall.
W. II. Pope Of Marshall was In the
city Tuesday.
Mrs. w. $. Meyneid is visiting seia-
tives In Marshall.
G, G. Dubose LETT Thursday for his
home at Jacksonville Fla.
Rev. w. h. Brown has returned from
visit TO his son az Houston.
Miss Jacobs Of California visited rola-
tiNes here few days this week
Mrs. a. b. Bucker and children have
returned from "A visit 60 Mlneola.
Mrs, 4. u. Durham has returned from
visit TO relatives In Shreveport
Mrs. w. 5, Davis OF Murfreesboro.
Tenn, ~ visiting Mrs. II. c. Clark.
Mrs. Y. NJ, Campbell and children OF
Palestine returned home Thursday
Mr.. r. G. Brown Is IN Dallas attend
ms the Texas lumhcrmens convention.
Miss Ruth Wyncc Of KilRore is the
guest OF her sister, Mrs. Dr. Il. b. Ham,
ilton.
Mrs. W. NJ. Allen Of Marshan is the
guest OF her son, Rev W, r.. Allen and
family.
Miss Bessie ogilvic OF Shreveport. La.
was the guest OF relatives In the city
this week
Mr. and Mrs. Sam Proud OF Denisou
nave returned home from a visit 10
relatives In the city.
Miss Mary Klnnard Of Palestine WIS.,
lied her brother Prof. A. w. Kmnnrd,
ana family on Sunday.
Mrs. fuubnt OF Terrell has vosc "a
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-04-16

Mr.. W. +. MCGEE left for Kansas
city Monday where he Will make his
home In the future
Mr.. w. W. Tolbert, one Of Bowie'a
most popular society men, has accepted
a position as day operator at Rhome.
Dr. and Mrs Riley. DR.. and Mrs.
Patton, Mr.. and Mrs. VIII Boone, Mr.
and Mrs Dysart. Mr. and MIS-. SEES
qions. Miss Sallle LanRston and Or
land Riley took fishing trip down on
sandy this week
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-04-16

pound party Monday night. The evcn-
ing was greatly enjoyed and the abun-
canoe ~ good things displayed seemed
times have visited the Panhandle.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-04-16

week M snq Mrs. ollie Rapp left this
A s,,a,, i'o'anoke' their future home.
1t t6e w ~ social dance was INDUCED in
Tuesday nl.hl.es 81 Mr.. j. a. Ham on
sacs j. ,-esa,aora Ham and Miss Flor
anna p ss are on Visit IA Mics
The *, flimsn OF Dallas.
Iesldsnca Literary club met Mt the
AonaaS Or Mrs Chas Ramsdaii IN
isriaipsa isst' Miss lee IVuiisms an
q Sarst me society with AZ ahstrsst
heAyenss 1Ssrands famous worry 'sTSs
A"lns,' shakespeare's mid
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-04-16
DECATUR.
DecntuE
Miss Hogg Of AustiiAis visiting In

the city
Albert Rodgers, Esq, OF Fort Worth,
visited the city Saturday last
Mrs. X. Il, Carswell has returned
home after an extended trip.
Mrs Ben l., Pior of Bowie is the
guest Of Charles and Clob Gates.
Mr. and Mrs. Ras Sanuney attended
ball at Bowie Wednesday evening.
Miss Kathleen Miller OF Bowie Is
being entertained by Miss Emma
Miller.
Mrs. Julia Halsell Is the guest Of her
daughter, Mrs. j. u. Mitchell. OF Fort
Worth this week.
Miss Mollie Simmons has returned
TO the city after two weeks visit
to her home In Sherman,
Barlow's Metropoitans win appear
at Aliens opera house Monday even
ing In "A Noble Outcast."
Mrs. ]. S. Lane Is Entertaining her
father and mother, Hon and Mrs. G..
u, Brumby Of Rayville, La.
on Friday last the Juveniles were
delightfully."- entertained by Misses
Ethel Gates and Duez Linley
The Juvenile club was elegantly
entertained by Messers Rollo and
Clearance Bruce Monday evening.
Mrs. D. w. Frazier, who has been
visiting Dallas, Carthage, Clcburne
and other places IS expected home to-
morrow.
The dancing club Is arranging TO
give a swell german In compliment to
the Bowie society people who 80 royalty
entertained them. The german is to
be given Friday April ~.
on last Saturday evening Mrs, Fleet
and Miss Kimbroueh music and
elocution teachers IN the N. T. Baptist
college, gave a brilliant entertainmient
at the concert nan OF she coilese' Ky
lhltauNe puWSiS ,,,.. Iy.,l, q, ~, ~
Wohueriu W ls, yu, r,.nse,,t.d tn
~ ,;,ita,,n, ,lr,,ciatyned n rare tenoher-
M 49,. .,a,,,,, ,,oorI,, hoys hs.,
~ bNyle .t - ,nyas,a,.i,,s, eor a
W Wy Pa<a&f, st,,an ~ the i,nv,ie
sioaHs TO- 1jVh-n.tfew Of our Young
beonle have -ecslved invitations,
anonp the unmlet~ are Miss Ethel
Jones Miss Mime NTilghman, Miss
Annie Lee Zones, - COT Gates. Or.
Ried, Julian Taliakfo, &obert More.
The crowd win be ~ pcuned by Mr..
and Mre. J. Ras san Ny.
Vern<&
Mr.. Porter Farrell Ia A. Weatherford
on business.
nttss p,,i,,aro NJ JIarroil spent n few
,,a miss i Iu,i' srtsnds his 49, " iS
-. $50. ~ nor, V,orth ia via
,,i MSS ~ Ir, ststcr Mrs. G " Herring
iuns nei
Miss Fannie Dodson returhea A~9ne.,
from two-mQntis Nl9lt IN iViNl
Grove, Tex.
Mr.. and Mrs. ]. II. Pendleton are viHh
iting relatives ana triends IN the easlS
ern part OF the state
The friends OF Mrs. p. II. Rather and
II. o. Tuil VIII regret to learn that
they have left vernon permanently.
or,,a n rieasant dance was given at
the Hotel Vernon Monday evning. com
pilmentary TO Misses Chaplain and
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-04-16

BY Associated Press.
ST Paul MINI. April Is .--'rhc Great
Northern strike & stlll ~ ana ~ move
ment has been made by either eidC
FOR m adjustment OF the dsIrrencel
which cuuAod II.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-04-16

ance. good dinner was spread. and
those whu attended agree in saying
mat II was an enjoyable occasion.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-04-16

( he bsr ". Haley, who has peen ,iut-
4 Bialr q, parents, Rev. and Mrs. Z. II.
f homo uiis place, returned 10 her
Thursdsv cottonwood, Texas, last
posed az 1sg..ih'n nv Crust, a society COM
Kate KIM Ile following members: Misses
Emula G Jennie Hayter. Lemie and
Nessrs " se, and Mana Calvert;
near future. may uay picnic in the
Of her thsstie Blair entertained a few
follow. friends last Monday nigbt ~
Harrie we're present, Nisses Alice
Netue VIVA Long, Pearl Barnes ana
Hama" man, Messrs. Jim Brown. mo.
Viissn nv L. Harkrider Tom
g W, Hal s,t.ls' 4 einan, L. Burroughs ard
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STATE SOCIETY.


I'd
rs last week.
s =; F. Sutton is visiting IN Little
9sM Miss Matte Self OF Forney, was
sung friends in Terrell last week.
~, and Mrs NJ. c. Cartwright. Mr..
~ Mfs, W. Pallen and Mrs. O. NJ.
utNnght, left Wednesday for a
.se-weeks stay in Hot Springs.
SA T. J, Lockhead and son were
ts"hg friends In Dallas last week.
Ie-., alu Mrs, j. $. Grieman spent a
4 ,..0li Of last week IN Dallas, visiting.
allss Ada Ford of Dallas visited her
A Mrs. Abbott, last week. MIR.
nlen and daughter, who have
NNung friends in Dallas, re-
inea home Monday.
IN, Az Beard who has been visit
Is,,r lelsuVes here for several weeks.
ffSinel 10 her home Wednesday.
fgSlnes Phearer and Hopkins Of
kebr,iS We're visiting Mrs. A. II.
F.ninld last week.
az, and Mrs. sherrel of south
4 a11A' who have been visiting the
fnai OF Rev. Taylor. loft FOR home
- Miss Ella Hates. who mas
H. NJ visiting friends IN Terrell ieft
~ ner nome in Decatur Sunday.
mts ~ terrell Literary circle met last
earryin', mrs. Jno. r. Clay. After
gfafn out very interesting pro-
refresb,nos We're served with elegant
Rhleh nA by their hostess, after
neff u.l .ney adjourned TO meet again
eA with Mrs. NJ. c. Cartwright.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-04-16

MAST |
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The sun., 1894-10-21
Yassar College Notss.

PouGHKEEPsIE, Oct. 2O.-The college monthly,
the Idssdr MisceiidnD, has opened its twenty
fourth volume with the October number, edited
By Misses Crawford. BOynton, and Boyd, '05; ;
scranton and McClOskey. 90; Miss Dorrance,
30 and Miss Macarthur. 90. are the business
managers.
Nassar 10 now represented at the Chicago
University by Miss Richardson. 20; Miss Myra
Reynolds, 80; Miss Emily Reynolds, Miss La
Monte, and Miss Helen Tunnicliff. 80; Miss seo-
field, 30; Miss Sarah Tunnicliff 100, Miss Wood
,9i and Miss Bartlett, '04. At Radciiffe Mis-
kale Petersen, 90, Is studying FnRlish. Miss
h, V. CLARK, 'O3, economies. and Miss Belchar
,Oi, economics and history. AT Johns Hon,
tinS Miss GeOrgiana Sands and Miss O'('on-
nell pj, are studying in the medi-
cal school. Miss Beers, O4 Is studying
medicine at the HahnemRnn Medical School,
I hicGgo. where she Is also acting as assistant'
Three alumnR took their degrees on Ph n al
ale last year Miss N. Palmer 's7; Miss N A
Scott. 70; and Miss Wyiie, ~. Miss WyIie's
thesis. "EyolutlOn in English Criticism Wa
puhllshed BY the English department OF the
university Miss WYlis has just returned from
Z summer ia Europe, 10 resume her place ss
neal hSaa OF the English department at Packer In
Mias Ranks, 'O6, has won the ehampionship I'm
Ulhis IN the single games OF the touFnament
~ sis' IN the doubles Miss Banks and Miss Platt
DO are champions -"
The sun., 1894-10-21

NJ. 'i.N "ss F"Ffidlad DduB Press
stated BY Portland Ice dealers that this
S' ossil tle best year for business on the Ken
49, tht hslee lhe great season Of 1890. One man
SIts iSt n % some ice Tour years old has been sold
est - - NsIy unusual. Ice that Is four years old
more 70 get out OF the houses than Ii costs
~ ~ - IN the hrst place. For II Is the ice that
- ~ W luton OF he house and has been con-
5l Soii.i,ed , Ito solid mass by the water flowing
br nro ihs melting cakes above and freezing
block from this Is very difiieuit for h III =
S.,a.s, yihg stone from the solid ledge Ii is
st s' tniihg hat Il can be sold IL only for the
~ - hifiittlnS u, because ID must Be- got out
baist 80 ~ n somehow. Generally they bore
init, atd n M IN an @agrr, put In a stick ufdyna-
then ahOyelled out '3s "heh's' WHICH are
The sun., 1894-10-21

orders
money order
The sun., 1894-10-21
Rare and Tempting Bargains in
VEbVETS.

sILKFACE VELvETS, iN -
SHADES MOST POPULAR, 20
s9e 6,gg quality; Iat at u;.i iio:;
NELVETS in fancy designs, cords In all
width, plaids in various de-
signs; actual value s1.25 a 40
5d'ISCH VELojijRi DItj NoRDsA srsst
purchase, and an unheard-of Bargain In this
Stylish Cloaking, silk face,
short pile; Fall and Winter OQ
material, worth 80. so, at... sSO
The sun., 1894-10-21
rae B@rwaIl COuatsr.

From rae Nsar York Weekly.
Frisnd-Why do yOu marx things SSc. Shen they
are actually worth err
MerchAnt-Well, you see custeIae.s hate 20 lsaEe
without that odl esht ahd, ~ ksapins taem waiting
Cor thslT ehanss, they ssnsTaly sse somsihinS ess
they EAAL
The sun., 1894-10-21
Rare and Tempting Bargains In
Upholstery & Iace
Curtains.

RICHLY EMBROIDERED Muslin Cur
tains, 81 inches wide 3 yards a
long, S375 quality, at, per o0
SUPERB QUALITY IRISH POINT
Lace Curtains, b x5i inches,
in ivory, white, and ecru, N oQ
$3.50 quality, at, per pair. 20
FINE SCOTCH LACE, extra
wide, handsome designs, $3.50 90
quality, at, per pair. zoo
SUPERFINE NOTTINGHAM LACE
CURTAINS, real Brussels
effect, $3.50 quality, at, per 0Q
pdlr'''''''
SUBLIME NOTTINGHAM LACE CUR
TAINS, Irish Point and Tamboured
effects, richest designs i'm
ported, So. 5Oquality, at, per y OO
RICH CHENILLE PORTIERES, IS
inches wide, yards long, deep fringe,
elegant borders, anywhere
else S39s pair, at, per - NO
palr. ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. ADS2
SUBLIME CHENILLE PORTIERES,
~ inches wide, yards long splen-
did borders and fringe, any
where else S5.9S, at, per = QO
BEAUTIFUL FIGURED all-oyer Che
mile POrtieres, so inches wide,
81 yards long, former price An
sl29s, at, per pair. 1a4S
Rare Bargains in
The sun., 1894-10-21
Blankets & COmf0rtables


lO-4 SCOTCH WOOL Blan- 4 20
kets, regular price 81. 7ha pair, at 10y
ia SCOTCH, regular price - 40
~. 90 pair, at...............''.' zs-3S
ll-4 CALIFORNIA WOOL Blan-
kets, regular price si.5S pair, = 40
AT. Observation-Disclosures S8& -
la EXTRA HEAVY CALIFORNIA
Wool Blankets regular price A En
1919 pair, at........,.'...t,.,. at @4sOO
l2-4 ENGLISH ROSE WOOL Blan-
kets, regular price $3.50 q pair, z 90
AZ '''''sss' s'''.s'.' ''''''''"'''" SaSO
COLORED WOOL Blankets per - 40
pair, %, l.00, les, 2.4e, and ZsSo
SAXONY BLANKETS, per 4 ~
per, 40, 10, 90, and. ........, IIZS
DOWN COMFORTABLES. fancy stieh-
ing, French sateen covering real - 90
value 81. 90, at..-..............., at ZsSO
COTTON FILLED he'd COmfOrters,
chintz covering, full size, each 4 40
90, t.2s, 1.S0, snd. BsSO
The sun., 1894-10-21
Rare and Tempting Bargains in
RbACK SIbKS.

Splendid quality Black Silk TAFFETA,
All silk SATIN DUCHESS, FAILI.E
FRANCHISE, pure silk round cord GROS
GRAIN, ,TAFFETA finish these
are splendid bargains. and worth n 20
from Csc. to 79c., all at. ......... aFS
BLACK BROCADED Peau de Sole, ga
inch GROS GRAIN, 22-inch MORE
FRANCHISE, REVERSIBLE MUSCO-
NITE, rich heavy cord; these are
all of the best manufacture, and 40
worth from S5c. to 1.25, all at. W.
25-inch rich quality Of GROS GRAIN,
cashmere finish, an excellent
grade Of black silk, great value, no
81 .35 grade, ,at................. ~
Imported MORE ANTIQUE,
finest quality of pure silk and sold no
this season at 81 80, at. t.......... -
HEAVY CLOAKING NJ USCOVITE
SILK, heavy double cords, the
most costly silk manufactured, oA
worth s335, ,at................ uuES
The Durham daily globe. (Durham, N.C.) 1889-1894, 1894-11-12
Dyspepsia and Indigestion.

In the treatment of all diseases of the St0m-
ach and DiA estive Organs and the ume bic
ailments resulting theTefrOm, the chase city
Lithia Water has proved to be exceptionally
potent. OF the large number OF visitors using
his water during the past Sc son, not one
failed to receive decided and prom, [ Oenent,
and a Omplete record of the many cures OF
diseases OF this class would NIL a volume.
Write for pamphlet containing d com plete
history Of the discovery, properties and etftc cts
of this water. together with d large number OF
valuable certificates. This water has also Il ade
the most remarkable cure OF an ~undouOted
case of Brisht's DlSGa-e on record. " lite 1OT
full as to this case. and ais" as 10
the wOndeItulcuIe s effected by the Chase lty
Chloride Gale um ate, which Is d spetlnc lOr
ScrOfula, Constipation. Blood Diseases. &c
zem Skin Disea .es, We cores, RICkcts'
Mlrasm, S, letter, Ring Worm, CatarIh. IN
tlam, q Eyes. Liver disease and General DC
bility.
Price of Water, $500 per case of one dozen
ha f-gallOn bot les I. o. b. at Chase Ilty. Il.
Good board can be Obtained It the MlneraI
Hotel or Park House at any time. ana Al rea,
sOnable rates. Large shady lawn. Free use Oh
4 lcium and Lithia Waters.
Send for larg pamphlet containing a RECORD
of II any remarkable cases cured by the Chase
Clty iIhia ND Calcium Waters.
Hs Spe ial rates Tor board DIT mineral f1oleI
after August 20. Write at once.
For infOru alton as to water or board. write
The Durham daily globe. (Durham, N.C.) 1889-1894, 1894-11-12
I'D. M. HOLT,
THE
Columbian University,
Washington, ID. &.

The preparatory school opens Il
ThOrOugh preparation TOR the college, lor Tue
scientific school, for the naval anu mlllIdIS
ac3de les. and tor business.
The college opens - Fuli cIass.
zeal and scientific courses. The college is
open to students of both sexes. Entrance e3-
aminatiOns on September p and %.
The Coz, oran scientific School opens Octo-
ber2. Forty-seven professors ana hstructOrs
twenty three ful, departments; twelve tuil
courses OF study. Special students admitted
The Law School opens October 3. we've
professors, including We associate Justices ol
the United States Supreme Court. m
The Medical school opens OctODer l.. Inc
course is four years. Thirty profess Ors ana
assistants.
tet II professors; unusual tacllltles. Inc COURSE
is three year..
The Graduate School opens y to9er a.
Courses of advanced instruction are Offered
leading to N. A., NJ. S {. b.. f. +. and Pm. ID.
For catalogues descriptive OF thee seTefa'
schools address kOBEhT II. MARTIN,
Secretary
The Durham daily globe. (Durham, N.C.) 1889-1894, 1894-11-12
MORTGAGE SALE!

Nv virtue of authority contained in a mort
gage deed executed to the undersigned by
esIey Holman and wife, | will offer AT Publlc
cutlery to the highest bidderat the court ho"Se
door in Durham on
Monday, November 3, 1894,
at 12 O'Clock m, a tract of land containing
nineteen hu. dredths OSLO " of an acre more
Oh less, and adjoining the lands OF heuDeli
rIhers, SAID land lying and being in burma
county, Durh IN township, ~ FoF lurtnel
desert ton OF same see BOOK NO. 10 Oh mort
cages, bag, s 80 aud Az, in the register s once
of Durham Ounty ~
Dr. & +. T. O'BkIANT. Mortgages.
CHARLES h. TURNER, Attorney.
The Durham daily globe. (Durham, N.C.) 1889-1894, 1894-11-12

All ners0ns are cautioned against purchas-
ing Telephone Instruments requiring battery
for their operation, or using Instruments OF
this description except unQe license 81
American Bell Telephone Company, of BOs-
ton, Mass. AGO
This company owns letters- patent No, 4o2.
69. granted to Emile Berliner, November p
ISql for a combined telegraph and telephone.
and controls letters-patent No 474,23l. granted
TO Thomas A. Edison, May 3, 1892, tor a spt am
mental inventions and embrace all forms OF
]microphone transmitters and Of carbon tele
phones,
The Durham daily globe. (Durham, N.C.) 1889-1894, 1894-11-12
OFFICE OF J. n. NCELRoY. Druggist.

URIANDD. r Ia. 4 PIT 70. IeFI.
NeSsrs LippmAn Bros. Savannah. Ga:
IFAR SIK.-I sold three bottles OF +. p ?
la-ge siz-. yest,r day, and one bottle small 81
Today
The p p ? cur. d ny wife of rheumati>r
winter before lat. II came back on her Il
! asst wiuter and a half bottle. 81 size. relIev,
hpyag4in. and she has not had a symptom since
sold a bottle Of 2. P. 7. to a friend of mint
of his turkeys, a small one. took sick an
lis wife gave il a teaspOonful. Irdt was j
; he evening. and the little fellow turned Ov
like he was dead. ut next mrrning Wa
following and well. four respectfully.
J.. n. MCELROY.
The Durham daily globe. (Durham, N.C.) 1889-1894, 1894-11-12
r Q
FROM
BTights Disease Dyspepsia

Indigo stion Diseases of the B wells and StOm-
ach, Nephrltic Collie. Govt, Persistent Consti-
patton, Female Weakness. Rrl k-Ipust Deposit
or Pairs in Kidneys or LOlns: Then try the
Chase City Lit hla Water. which has proven in
valuable in the treatment or these diseases
Beats medicine and leaVe> no bad effects.
Akrees with the most delicate sIom ch and
ha. never tailed TO p owe heDet1clal Almost
nnumrrable testimO' ials are Ia the possession
OF the company testifying TO the wonderful
effects of this MAter.
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NORTH CAROLINA, Samaritan Court
SaIlle Wade

DJHHAA
sall'e " Wade Notice.
Iohn c. Wade
The defendant above named will ke notice
hat an action entitled as above tas been com
ncnced in the superior Court OF urnaIn
County by the issuing of SUMMONS. which hde
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~, endorsed After due diligence Lot I" be
tOund in Durham County" and thereupon ar
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,erior Court Of Durham { unty that service
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HAM GLOBE. a newspaper published IN ur
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c. 3. GREEN
Clerk superior Court
Fred. A. Green, Attorney for Plaintiff
The Durham daily globe. (Durham, N.C.) 1889-1894, 1894-11-12
NOTICE OF ADMINISTRATION

Having this day qualified d. as admini>tratO of
Wis Riggs. deceased. this Is 10 notify Il per
ms having claim. again-t said state 10 p
Mt the same 10 me on or tctCrc 1ctDter -.
-, or this notice will be plead in bar of their
coV@ry and all persons owing said estate
O requested To settle the same with me at
Ince. This October y. le94.
K. G.. TILLEY,
Administrator OF Avis RJS gE
The Durham daily globe. (Durham, N.C.) 1889-1894, 1894-11-12
Ga March J. 1871

Nes>rs. Lippman Bros. Savannah. Ga
DEAR Skis have sufeTed from rhcum
rism for a long time. and did not lind n ca
| round Z. z. p, which C mpl- tely cure
mo Yours ruly. ELIZA r. JoSFS.
10 Orange street.
The Durham daily globe. (Durham, N.C.) 1889-1894, 1894-11-12

Nos. l21 and l34 Solid Pullman Ve>tips
Trains between aShingtOn and Atlanta
Trans IS and Il have through s.erprrsl D..
tween Weldon and New York.
No IS makes close CONNECTION nj Portsmouth.
with Bay Line for BaltimOre; Od unmfrr.~
steamers tor New York every day in III, We.
except Fclday. With MeTcha { aud Miner
Inc Tor Boston and Providence ever, d,y IN
the week except Tuesdays and thursday. and
Norfolk and Washington 5. B. Company tgr :
for Washington.
No IS makes close connection at Durham
with train from the west on k. n u railroad
No. Al makes close connection at Durham
with train going west on X. & ID. raj road.
For further information in regard TO con.
n%ectiOns. etc. apply to X |. Cheatham. agcp,
Durham, NC.
JOHN wINDER, General Manager
T. J. ANDERSON, G. P. A.