The Durham recorder. [volume] (Durham, N.C.) 1879-19??, 1896-07-02
DURHAM HAPPENINGS.
BRIDE items.

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and apply disinfectants freely. A stitch
in time often saves nine.
Royal & Borden, the furniture men,
have had a very large and attractive
sign painted on the side of their new
stand. Paul OLSON did the work.
S. r. Darlington. who has been con-
fined to his room for quite a while with
his old Observation-Disclosures able
10 be out on the streets yesterday.
Among those who went to Richmond
were two Of the city policeman-P. B.
Cheek and J. p. Cults. The former
went as a member Of the band and the
latter as an old soldier.
I'D. Irwin. who fell and was hurt on
the Fuller s. Winston building day or
SO ago, was out on the streets Yesterday
afternoon. He said he was very weak
and sore, but hoped to be all right In a
( was.
There was only one case on docket TO
claim the attention Of our honorable
Mayor yesterday morning. One de-
PENDANT was up charged with disturb.
ing the peace and was let off by paying
o. 90 cost.
The mixed train. due here between S
and s o'clock did not arrive until about
RI o'clock yesterday morning. The de-
lay was caused by wreck at Haw River
in which one was killed and two
wounded, an account Of which appears
in another column.
The salary Of Postmaster W. T. Black
well has been raised sIoo. He formerly
received 81. goo and the department has
now raised il to $4,000. The HERALD
is glad the government has decided to
do something for Durham. Il seems
next door to an impossibility 10 get a
pubic building.
W. S. Holman lett yesterday for
Danyille. Va, on business.
Capt. Miner. Of Oxford. was in the
city last night enroute to capel Hill.
Joseph Booth. Of Texas, Is on visit
to his sister, Mrs. Sam Whitfield in this
city.
CT. Huiin left yesterday for Smith.
field on business connected with his
marble works.
RIB. Boone left yesterday for More
head City 10 spend few days fishing
and resting up.
Rev. I. j. Caitis left last evening for
Newton TO attend district conference
Of the Methodist church.
Congressman Vim. Stroud. Of Chat
ham county, was here yesterday morn
ing aud went down TO Raleigh.
Miss Matte kirkland, Of Chapel Hill.
arrived IN the CITY yesterday on short
visit to her brother, l.. j. kirkland.
W. y. Christian. staff correspondent
Of the Raleigh News and Observer
spent yesterday In the city and left on
the west bound train.
James Sou,hgate left yesterday 10
spend the summer up North. He will
visit Psiladelphia and spend some time
at several springs bsfo,s coming home.
Misses Maggie Holloway aud Nols
Woodward went over 10 chapel Hill
last evening. The former will attend
the summer school and the latter will
sisit relatives.
Miss Minnie Hopper, one Of Dur.
hams most beautiful and accomplished
young ladies, left last evening foi
Greensboro on visit TO friends. She
viii be gone three or four weeks.
Misses Blanche and Maude Morgan,
daughters Of 5. 7. Morgan, left yesier.
day morning 10 spend some time Al th'
seashore. The former win visit a
wngh,syille and the later at More.
head.
Misses Lizzie 2. and Katie Fiorenc'
Terrell, Of Raleigh. who have been OF
visit 10 the family Of their uncle, ". ]
Wyatt, for the past week returned
home yesterday.
Miss Martha cowan, daughter Of =
II. Cowan, left yesterday afternoon y
Pitisboro on visit 10 her grandparents
She was accompanied as far as Cary b.
her father.
Mr.. and Mrs. ". T. o'Bnen and chill
dren left yesterday for Lynchburs, Va,
where Mrs. o'Brien aud children VII
spend the summer, Mr.. o'Bren re
turned last evening.
A Disgracefui scene
A prominent citizen reported % ID
HERALD Office yesterday that awona