The Durham daily globe. (Durham, N.C.) 1889-1894, 1894-10-09
LOCAL NOTES.
Items Of Interest Hard to Get, Easily Read
and Quickly Forgotten.

70 vote.
Col J. S. Carr left yesterday on the 5
o'clock train.
Caleb Osborne went down the road on
The noon train.
Mrs. ". Shelburn left on the no N
train for Cary.
W. II. Riddick is confined to hi, room
with chills and fever
W. Duke left yesterday afternoon for
Winston on a business trip
There will be no meeting OF the Ep-
worth league at Trinity tonight
Mr.. II Southga'e came in on the
noon train from a visit to New York.
There are very few farmers in the city
attending court, owing to the bad weather.
W. II. Willard, Jr., returned last even
ing from trip to Wilmington of several |
days
sam Allen, the boy who stole the
ducks from Mr.. O'Briant was found
guilty.
Rev. G j. Dowell is still improving
He is we'll enough to walk around in his
room
AS we go to press the case against the
man who stole the sausage castings from
Mr. Edwards is being tried
Castor Latta, the colored boy who Tap
pened to the misfortune Of getting his
leg cut off some time ago is getting along
well
There are some Of the signs thai hang
over our sidewalks that are entirely too
low, the worst ones are At the Reams
warehouse.
w l. Main circus advertising car was
attached to the west bound train lat
evening They go from here to Burliug
ton where they will show on the 10Th
The storm which was predicted to
reach us about Wednesday night, came
up the coast little faster than was ex-
peCted. 1t reached here last evening with
full force.
The warehouses continue to have good
breaks of the yellow weed. The farmers
don't mind the weather so the wind don't
blow, and this is the place for them 10
bring their tobacco.
Tobe Smith, the colored man who stole
two gold watches from Paul OLSON, wa
found guilty, but was not sentenced lie
in a game Of cards.
Wards giants captured the four games
Of the Temple series from the Oriol,s
Saturday. This gives the Giants 80 per
cent Of the gate receipts and the cup.
Each players share will amount to about
500 OO
\ fight occurred this afternoon at the
market house between Lean Rochelle arI
another man, whose name could not tc
learned. Rochelle was put under bond
F21 for his appearance before the mayor
In he morning.
All the merchants closed their store ;
last evening, as they were asked to do,
IN oldcr that the clerks NAV attend the
revival at the First Baptist church. There
were several or eight confession and quite
anumber stood up for prayer.
Durham will not have any show this
season but onr adj dining little town, that
OF North Durham, will have one on the
18th. The circus people say our taxes
are too high and they go to North Dur
ham because the price is much lower
Men, when you register see that evcy
thing is stated properly, also give in your
name in full and age, tell them tha you
are white or black as the case may be and
have things fixed up brown, because il is
10 your interest that you should do this.
The new telephone company is pro
crossing very rapidly with the erection
of their telephones. They have put 4
good many Of the Instruments in place
They say that they would have finished
all of them by this time but for the bad
weather that they have had to contend
with.
Mrs. Ada Smith will on Thursday,
October IL, have her annual fall opening
in her new and beautiful equipped store
which she now occupies in The First
National bank building, opposite Ellis
Stone * Co. The ladies that fail to be
present on that day and purchase their