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THE GLOBE IS
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gvlDNCK OF PROSPERITY. !
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IT 11 ALONK FOK LIVE MRM.
VOL. HI-NO. 117
DURHAM, N. C., JfKIiJAY EVENING-, JUNE L'4, 189a.
PRICE FIVE CENTS.
BATTLE
OF
BULL
RUN
Will be Exhibited at Washington City June 28. Take Advantage of the
BONANZA CHEAP RATES
Jtorftam
Bmln
IT DURHAM TO NORFOLK AlffO RETURN, $2,50
DID XOT HANG EM !
Colonels Vearbj and Harris Make a
Lucky Escape.
1 Militia v Ordinance Soon to Depnji
ulate the City.
A HIGHER COURT WILL DECIDE IT
people Who Come hihI Go Brief IJrevi-tj.-
of Iiif:r-st to .All IHlfi-H
of The Globe.
Iu police court this morning Colonel
Adolpnus Yearby and Col. II. G. Harris
wcre there, charged with selling goods on
Sunday.
Tbey pleaded guilty to everything in
the count, and told the mayor they cared
not what happened, except tii-.t they
knew ill'", were tuff criminals, and while
possibly deserving a terrible fate, they
would like it it' he would electrocute t hem
instead el hanging. .Mayor Angier said
(bat the law was plain and he would be
( ailed upon to enforce it.
lie then sentenced Colonels Harris
and Yearhy to death, insisting that they
k banged with barb wire. "For," he
stid "we have laws and they must be
enforced. This thing of men living
bere and selling a cigar or a drink of
9oda water on Sunday is the worst case
I have ever seen. Who is safe ? Here
re weak and defenceless women in this
town. .Mm June invested money in
homes, uid who, I ask, is safe if we pro
pose to allow urii lawlessness as selling
soda water'; For myself I would not
bang these men. 1 would torture them
"t the law in its grand, mute and mel
low majesty pants for blood, and I will
satisfy its insatiate appetite.
"So I order that Chief Woodall hang
tbese two outlaws at once, denying them
the benefit oi the clergy."
In-! as Woodall got a rope around their
necks, .Mayor Angier appeared on the
seeneand dismissed them, claiming that
he did not believe the city had any right
to pass such fool ordinances, or words to
that effect.
City Attorney Parker gave notice of
appeal.
'Hani Pressed for Time."
LIVE LOCAL LINKS.
i;i' Record of Cm rent Events in
the City and Vicinity.
I ucle Billy Holloway, of this city, is
luite sick.
-E.C. Dunlap, of the city waterworks,
l "ii the sick list.
-This is the teason when the cold
terman is a w inner.
-Many Durhamites will go to Greens
to'O to the Fourth of duly celebration.
few hundred street sprinklers will
: ceived on subscription right away.
1 be doctors report considerable sick
Des,bui say thai there is nothing very
Hrious.
""bv P. H. Massey will address an
Chance picnic at White's cross roads tomorrow.
Hunter, the cement man, will build
v ' is for Colonel Carr at the Occonee-
inn.
chee
""The noon train was 15 minutes late
i4v. but the sun was on time and gave
1 ; ; benefit of his presence while we
"ilea.
'Hioton Murray, of South Lowell,
"a last Friday night, aged SI years.
- r Murray was a member of the Presby
,, r: ui church and a good man.
."""To close out their stock of baby car
8 once, The Cheek Furniture Co.
rthe greatest inducements ever be
,' ' 1. Easy payments if desired.
SAD AXD SUDDEN!
!
The Death of Miss I la Rowland of
This City.
The Daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Rowland
Died Last Night.
FUNERAL SERVICES TO-MORROW A. M
"ALL THINGS COME TO HIM WHO WAITS."
voice w hen younger, she could have made
a fortune as a sign for a soap house.
Messrs. Dowdy and Howard have
opened up a store on Church street. At
present 1 hey carry nothing but peanuts
and lemonade, but as they are not yet 10
years of age, they have ample time to in
crease their stock.
We do not know how many degrees
a man must go through in order to be
come a full Hedged allianceman, but we
heard of two of the degrees this morning.
One of the members, in conversation
with a Globe reporter, said he bad
reached the "ra tu-als" and had gotten
to the second degree in the "bulekins."
The Norfolk Landmark says: The
battleship Texas is to be launched on
Tuesday next, and on that day there will
be the largest number of visitors here we
have ever had on a similar occasion,
owing to the fact that this is the regular
excursion season. Mr. P. D. Gill, of the
ferry line, will make arrangements to
handle the multitude who will come by
way of Norfolk by having separate docks
for the Norfolk-Portsmouth and the
Berkley Portsmouth traffic. There will
be three boxes on the Norfolk side and
an extra gate at the vehicle entrance.
Extra facilities will also be provided for
this side of the Elizabeth.
A Change Is Announced in Oat Weather
I?ur'tiu Which Will J5c or ;-ncral
Interest to All Readers.
The death shadow has again spread its
I pail over a happy Durham home, and I
Mr. ana Mrs. W. EL Rowland are called j
upon to mourn the death of a lovely
young daughter, in w hom was centered
the hopes, ambitions and expectations of
loving parents and devoted friends.
Died, last night about 12 o'clock, Miss
I'la Rowland, aged 14 years.
Her disease was heart failure, her
death sudden and unexpected.
Just blooming into womanhood, with i
the world and life all before her, it seems
hard indeed that she should be taken.
But who dare judge?
Less than a month ago she gave her
heart to God her heart in the purity and
freshness of virgin innocence and stain
less youth a youth which will be stain- j
less forevermore.
The heart of the community goes out
to the bereaved parents and stricken !
household in a sympathy that is sincere j
and heartfelt.
Funeral services, conducted by Rev.
R. C. Beaman, assisted by Rev. II. T. j
POLICE COURT.
What the Grist Was al the Mayor's Office
This Alorning.
News in police circles to-day is rather
brisk.
Mance .Jenkins, colored, loud and bois
terous cursing ; judgment suspended on
payment of cost, $'2 GO.
James Graham, colored, boisterous
cursing ; lined $5.
L W. Reid, white, druog and stagger
ing ; hned $5.
Mollie Snipes, colored, larceny; bound
over to court and failing to give bond
was sent to jail.
VERY GOOD.
Onr st.ite Was Largely Instrumental in
Nominating Stevenson.
A special to the Charlotte Observer
says : The North Carolina delegation was
largely influential in the nomination of
Stevenson. Kope Elias seconded his
nomination fur our state. His parents
were natives of iredell county and moved
to Christian county, Kentucky, about
three years before he was horn. II is
nomination was received with great ap
plause. YESTERDAY'S BALL.
Where I'layed and WhoD'.d tlie Business
Best.
At Washington Washington Brook
lyn At Baltimore Baltimore 0, Boston 13.
At Memphis Memphis 3, Chattanooga
At New York New York "2, Philadel
phia 5.
The Population of Durham
Is about 8,000, and we would say at least
one half are troubled with someelTection
on the Throat and Lungs, as those com
plaints are, according to statistics, more
numerous than others. We would advise
all our readers not to neglect the oppor
tunity to call on their druggist and get a
bottle of Kemp's Balsam for the Throat
nit Lnn Trial ii free Lartre Bottle
... tttVtAVkM,ft.' . . j
In i Sftr and si. Sold bv all druirsiists.
. , w.v. Kv.v,t -
, .Ulls ptace, to Winston was a small at
ad unless many others are picked
J the way, some one will loose
none
It tlie mUuJ i ,
j , ww woman w no uawicu to
Melw Cn SCnt lo this mornln for
Unir 5.00, had cultivated all her
Happy and content is a home with " The Ro
chester ; a lamp with the lilit of the morning.
Catalogues, write Rochester Lamp Co., New York.
If your blood is impure regulate your
liver with Simmons Liver Regulator.
Is vour blood pure ! Take Beechani's
Pills."
SO WHILE YOU ARE WAITING, WAIT TILL
Thursday, July 14, 1892
W5312T THE
XCURSION
Will leave for Norfolk at 8:30 a. in., and return Saturday 5:31 1 p. in.
rFLjRIE, ZEEOTTlSTIiD TJKXZP, $2.50.
Oak Kids'' Institute.
Summer School (book-keeping, short
hand. t voe-wri! iutr. and telesraDhv) will
Darnall, will take place to morrow morn- j T Oo (M,r
ing from the Presbyterian church.
VVHITAKER OUT!
COL. WHITAKER RESIGNS HIS POSI- !
TION OF PROPHET WEATHER.
j
Colonel Sturrette Takes Charge of tlie
Weather Bureau uml Wah
Mtaod Combined.
J. A. & M. II. Holt,
Oak Ridge, N. C.
lee-Cream Soda !
Pi neap pie lion-Bon !
Chocolate Cream !
Colonel VVhitaker has been giving us Delicious and Refreshing Fine as the
such rocky and wabbly weather of late '
that we have caused him to resign his j
position as prophet.
Finest Popular with all.
DON'T FORGET OUR
Big Remnant Sale!
3T3:x:a? week.
Remnants of Table Linen.
Remnants of Embroideries.
Remnants of Gingham.
Remnants of Bleaching.
Remnant - oi White GKxxU.
Remnants of Lac.-.
Remnants of Ribbons.
Remnants of Pongee.
Great Bargains in Umbrellas. Ask to sec our SI. 00 ami $1.19 White
Spreads. Rig Drive in Towels, 10. 121, Is and 29 cents. Heal
10-4 Bleached Sheeting reduced to 2." cuts.
coioo.1 surreue ukes hPi we Limeade with Crushed or our Clearance Sale still going on. The Bargain Table
lo oeoause imaKtr una oo vuiu
Whisker?, and a first-class prophet should
have a Heard.
Colonel Starrette has the Beard, and
predicts rain by it this evening.
We congratulate our reader?, and prom j
ise them better weather.
"I would like to sound the praise of
Hood's Sarsaparilla over the entire uni
verse,'' writes Mrs Longenecker,of Union
Deposit. Penn.
Shaved lee, at
DRUG STOKE.
contains many new things for tin' coming week
124 Main Street,
Maiari-d fever and its effects quickly Our Prescription Service is
give way to Simmons Liver Regulator.
l nsurpassea.
m
Stokes hi Miy light, Juss 2t
AT 8:30 O'CLOCK.
Durham Lodge Xo. 358, A. F. & A. ML,
will celebrate the anniversary of St.
John, the Baptist, by an address
on Masonry by the
REV. DR. E. A. YtlTES,
TO BE
Followed by Installation of Officers.
These exercises are for the public, and
while all are cordially invited to be
present, it is especially desired
that the ladies will honor the
occasion by their
presence.
I Durham. N . '.
Xight Bell. No. 123 East
Main Street, Durham.
"aTurvivob OF THE WAR.
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A FULL PURSE!
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It is a very satisfactory thing to con
template. Those who squander
money on poor goods ami
bad bargains have
thin purses.
GET THE WORTH OF YOUR MONEY.
This i the season of the year that you need Ply Fans
and Fly Trap-.
$ Those Wire Window Screens at 40 and 50 cents are the
cheapest tiling out.
Our Lawn Mowers at $5.50, $6.00 and $6.50 are extremely
low and thev make it a pleasure to ut grass.
g White Mountain Freezers, Water Coolers, Etc., at Rock
H Bottom Prices.
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18S5 1892.
( ALL AND SEE US AT
LLOYD'S HARDWARE STORE,
DURHAM. N. C.