The Durham daily globe., 1894-10-24
LOCAL NEWS NOTES.
THINGS OF INTEREST DONE AND SAID
IN DURHAM.

Busy Every Day Events And Personal
Points Ptrtinently Picked and
Pithily Put in Print.
Mr. Bassett went to Chapel Hill to-day.
Holloway street is being macadami ed /
Mr. J. E Stagg is in Raleigh attending !
the fair,
Capt. John " illams, of Oxford, i ent
yesterday in Durham.
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Jordan went
down TO Raleigh today.
Miss Annie Link went dowD to Raleigh
today to attend the fair.
Dr.. Bassett,o of Trinity college, returned
from Raleigh this morning.
Miss Alice Holman went down to 424l-
eigh today to attend the fair.
Mr. Frank Heartt spent the day in
Raleigh and took in the fair.
5. w. Holman returned this morning
from business trip to Raleigh.
Mr.. w. J. Christian is sick at his home
on Rigsbee avenue with chills and fever.
The train bound for Raleigh today
carried several extra cars filled with peo
pie
w II. Willard, Jr went down to Raj
eigh on the special train this morning to
attend the fair
Proctor & Lee are moving their under
taking establishment to the Seeman build
ing at Five Points.
Do not fail to see the celebrated young
actor, James Young, in Richelieu at
Stokes hall tonight.
Mr.. NJ. Summerfield left this morning
for South Boston and several other points
in Virginia on business.
Mr.. j. 7 Lee left on the O. s. c. train
this morning on business in the interest
Of the Banner warehouse.
| II M. Shaw, of Oxford, was married
today in Northampton county to one of
the most charming young ladies of that
section.
Mrs. w. G. Gates returned this morn
ing from Mt Energy, where she went to
attend the funeral of her grandfather,
Mr.. n. E Cannady.
T. J. n. Brown, Local agent of the
Southern Sick and Accident Benefit AS
sociation of Norfolk, reports that he is
doing live business.
The Yarboro is general headquarters
at the fair and the lobby looks like legis.
lative times. Proprietor Brown we'll
knows how to make all his guests happy.
! Mr.. w. J. Steadman is out again after
falling the other day and spraining his
leg and cutting a cash in his thigh. The
accident happened at the Pearl cotton
mills
Miles Goodwin, the live and progress
sive manager of Royal & Borden's furni-
ture emporium, has gotten up the most
novel excursion scheme on record. Ask
| Miles about it
Don't put off buying your carpets until
the exuem- cold weather comes The
Check Furniture company will sell then
t." You and Wait for the money Furni
ture, carpets, lamps, etc, cash or week ly
payments.
Pr. sident kilgo and the Trinity foot
ball team left today for Chapel Hill for th'
University and Trinity game. A specia
train teft at 1890 o'clock. 1t is reported
here tDat the University boys have beer
promised a seven thousand dollar athlete
training if they defeated Trinity
Mr. James Young, the tragedian, la
f just reached his twenty second birthday
He was born in Battim pre, is modest
ambitious, conscientious; nature bestow
: ing upon him those tributes which LEM
? ideal charms Il the characters he impeI
sonatts We hope to see him greeted b
t good house
The exhibit Of Messrs w II King
Co, at the state fair is indeed a credila
; bic one The cut glass, perfumery, an
the Huyler's candy cases are the mos
, attractive feature of their corner TAX
5 ing the exhibit as whole il is the bes
! of drugs ever seen at this fair, and tt
e exibit proper is graced by the charmin
presence of Miss Mamie King, Of RAJ
q eigh, who graciously presides over it.