The Durham daily globe. (Durham, N.C.) 1889-1894, 1894-10-16
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evening.
Mr.. G J. lowell left on the noon train
for Cary.
The noon train was about half an hour
Iatc today
Do not forget that Ransom will lie he
oa The 23d.
Miss Alice Eubanks left on the noon
train for Warsaw.
sam T, Jacks show left this morning
on the cannon ball.
Mr and Mrs. Charley Thomas returned
to The city this morning
Nr Holton left for Greensboro this
morning on a business trip
Judge Schenck, of GreensborOis is spend
ing the afternoon in the city.
Mr, Morgan, one of our decorators, left
this morning for Dukes farm.
Professor KiIgo after spending Sunday
in Wilson returned last evening.
CAPT n. A Ramsey left on the morn
ing train for trip up the road.
Albert Kramer, after spending Sunday
in Raleigh, returned yesterday
Golden Belt Hose Company No. has
been presented with a monkey.
Mr.. Fon May spent last might in Bur
lington and returned this morning
The DAILY GLOBE is only 80 cents a
month"; The Weekly will, cost you 81.
j. 5 Durham left on cannon bail lhis
morning on a busi"ess trip to Burling-
ton.
Senator Ransom will speak in Parrish 5
warehouse on Tuesday, October %, at l
O'Clock.
There will be meeting of the prohi
biton club tonight over the Durham Fur
niture store.
l. F. Hampton, of Hampton, n. g
was here yesterday and returned home
this morning.
Jim Swartz who has been spending
several days in the city returned to Raj.
eiEh this noon.
The members of the Presbyterian
church will give a sociable in the Sun
day school rooms Friday night
w. W KitCbn and Howard Foushce
went to South Lowell this morning to
address the farmers on the issues of the
day
DR.. Young, of East Durham, decline 8
the nomination for coroner, which was
rendered him by the populist county con
yention.
Mr.. r IIridgers and family arrived
IN the city last evening from Cha lofts
vile, where they have been spending the
summer.
Curbing is being placed on Holloway
street from Mangum to Cleveland street.
The grading was done some time ago
but The stone has never been put down
The inauguration of the Trinity col
I'Ie lecture series tomorrow evening at
Stokes hall is the event of the season. If
you have not secured your tickets do so
al once
The Wilmington correspondent of the
News and Observer says that Walter
Mains circus arrived in that city Sunday.
The train consisted of seventy seven cars
each sixty feet long
The Provdent club met in the parlors
o. the Carolina this morning for organi
ZNlon. There was about seventy five
Ihu"s present. THE GLOBE will publish
a tdll account of the club tomorrow.
Cards are out for the marriage of Miss
Ada Lyon Hanks TO Mr. Fletcher y
Lukln, of Rox borO, on Thursday at 4:30
?. N AT the Presbyterian church TT ere
VII. be no cards sent out i'm Durham.
HE president and other officials of the
y. \ ". railroad arrived in the city Yes
'e'4ay on special from Winston over
'1e 4 d. tracks They spent The
night here and left this morning for
Lynchburg,
Missionary Bryan and family after
Spending several days in the eastern part
"' The state passed through last evening
en- route TO Atlanta where they will spend
SS4ort while and then leave for their
Missionary field, hina
tomorrow evening at s 2 m. the Franz
"uczek Grand Concert company will
open the college lecture aud concert
course with one Of their incompatible
programmes The tickets are going fas'
secure yours at once at Naughau's
lIllam Carlisle, the afflicted colored
l1"" "ho has been begging on the streets
N' some Time, was taken in charge w