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IT IS ALONK FOR LIVK MEN.
THE FIRE TRAPS GO !
TliMHd Illackwell Stable Is at List
Turn Aav.
ance County Candidates Have a Lively
Fracas.
POLICE COURT DOES SOME BUSINESS
I'eopl Who Come an. I Go -Itrief ISrevI
ties of Interest t All Headers
of The Globe.
Another fire trap and public eye sore
Jin been removed.
And all Durham is glad.
The old Black well stable which for
merly occupied the lot on which the
graded fchool building now standa, and
which during the construction of the
latter Las been used for a storage build
ing, has at last been torn away.
In view of the fact that its weather
stained and dingy sides formed anything
but a pleasing prospect for people living
in that neighborhood, and that it greatly
obstructed the view of the new school
building, it had come to be regarded as a
nuisance.
The contents were removed and the
last board torn away Saturday evening,
and a marked improvement is already
apparent.
The old site lias been graded down
and now forms a part of ibe nl.iv
4 - -
grounds which will in time be beauiiful
with grass and shrubbery and made to
correspond with the building.
Every- old building that makes room
for a new is in the way of solid growth,
ami soon thy fire traps will all have dis
appeared.
LIVE LOCAL LINKS.
DURHAM, N. q, MONDAY EVENING, SISPTKMBEU 19, 189.
! ' . .
Not Particular.
Wife Are Ou going to entertain Mr
West at your club when he pays us his
promised visit next month?
Husband No, dear, 1 don't think
enough of him. I'll have him' at the
house. Club.
COMING AND GOING.
HENDERSON RESENTS j
PKICE FIVE CENTS.
Citizens Indignant Over the Manage
ment of the Postoffice.
It Is Claimed That the Public Can Get
A'o Accommodation.
POLICE COURT.
MOVE ON FOOT TO WRECK OFFICE
Dr. Moss, the Present Incumbent, I Ac
cued of Many Things Ills Poli
tics Said to Be Shaky..
Durham People on the .Move and Visitor
in the City.
D. YV. Whitaker went to Raleigh today.
Burlington, Sept. 19 Spe'cial.
I learn to-day from parties just from
Henderson that there is a movement on
foot to wreck to postoffice at that place
by getting.the prominent business men
those who support the office to form a
combination and have their mail sent to
some other point on the road, where it
will be met by a carrier and brought to
them through the country.
Such action, according to our inform
ant, is the expression of a general and
ci
Tin- D.iy's Jtccord of Cm I cut Kvenls in
the City and Vicinity.
The nobbiest and newest and host
style buggies at Hardin's stables.
Our merchats ate busy opening up
their fall and winter stock of goods.
E. E. Pugh, of this city, has accepted
a position in a cabinet shop at Goldsboro
and left for that point to day.
Hardin has a telephone in his liverv
stable. And when you call him up he
will serve you in the best style.
d; ""I m we growing dissatisfaction on the part of
T the citizens over the conduct of the post-
b I.Powell, of Henderson, is in the m t.i. ,L ...
jj nuitu, uuuer me present adinims-
'a a?
j irauon, nas always been a constant source
Mrs. Y . A. Slater went to Nelson this Lf annovance and i,rii..in
morning. ' ,u
has now grown to such a degree of inso
le, (jr. Holt Went tO ITillahnrn tl.fa i
1CUCC luai lJie pCOpJe refuse 0nger to
submit.
Mr. J. K Cole, of Caldwell Institute, is a will t, ...t - "
here to dav. v, .vuiucicu, wuen me ap
poimmenis unaer Harrison were made,
M iir unit.- t j. . m I
. . noourneieit mis morninff for th tt ,
Phor.i Tun ."v.ouu uaiumcc was lenaerea
MT' iiaaison Hawkins, an educated and
f IIiCk0ry W"9 " 'be "s"ecM gentleman of that town, with
the understanding that h
cijtrdTy"' f Ka'eigl'' si3,ant-D'-I.egrowUo had claims
wnicn me party could not afford to over
II. -N. Hrown came in at noon to-dar it aw,, uh ,
from Hillsboro - "nuUU5UI lcluum;au,anuaooa,
. T , Ioyal one, having suffered both socially
... auguau icii io-uay lor Sampson and financiallv on t h?Q n.a
J V. J H ktksS )
Mr. Hawkins declined
Ztzi:a 11,612:11 rbcoDdMoDsd prom
irom me race. Dr. Moss, who was mnr
'" " at the Mayor Oftic
This Morninc.
Monday is generally a very dull day
for local or general news, but the mayor's
court is usually a lively place on that day.
mere were six cases before his honor
to-day for transgression of the law, bring
ing in a revenue of $20.S0 to the city
treasury and leaving a deficit in the
pockets of several transgressors.
Sam Thompson, boisterous cursing,
judgment suspended on payment of cost
f2 30.
Ella Street, boisterous cursing, dis
charged. F. P. Beck, drunkenness, fined o.
Maynard Mangum, carrying concealed
weapon, discharged, prosecutor paying
the cost, $2.90:
John Dezern, white, and Clay Harris,
colored, an affray, fined $1 each and cost.
making a total of $o.C0.
C. W. Davis, photographer, conducting
wusiucss wnuoui a license, discharged by
paying ior license.
LOOK AT THIS.
18
Fall
Arrivals !-92
ii in unit in uu miisi
OU7ortherrvu' MR-W F. ELUS, ha, just returned from the
irthem Markets, and we have no hesitancy in savin that we
have the most magnificent line and best assorted 1 stock
DH
&QODS
EVER PLACED OiN THIS MARKET.
C. F. King, of the Atlanta Journal,
gave 1 tie Glohe a pleasant call to day
It. T. Gray, of Raleigh, passed through
the city this morning en route westward.
Miss M. E. Carter came in on the noon
train to day from a business trip west of
this city.
or less in sympathy with all parties, was
equally prompt in signifying his readi
ness to serve the government and draw a
government salary upon any and all con
ditions, and in consequence was soon
A Fine Chance to Get a Home at Low and
Reasonable Prices.
The Trinity Land company who, it will
be remembered, bought the T. B. Lvon
land near Trinity college only a few
weeks ago, have already had the property
i.'j ...... " i
iam ou ana piattea into nice streets and
lots, and are now ready to sell the lots to
any person desiring to build. It is the
intention of the company to build up a
"ice uouimunuy out mere. Lots will be
OT7K STOCK OIF" "
Ladies' Dress Goods
IMIYIEBISE
And we are offering the e-t values ever seen. Wc extend n snrnl
invitation to the aUiw to call and look through our vast assort
ment of NEW DRESS GOODS and Trimmings.
Boy
s,
Boys
Boys
sold reasonable, as it is not the purpose Wc have just opened 25 pieces choice patterns of Casi
i
mcrs and T weeds.
and get prices.
Warren, general manager, or C. A. Jor
dan, secretary and treasurer.
TO BE MARRIED.
CARPETS I
All the Way From Texas, to North Caro
Una for a Wife.
Mr. Sidney Suggs.of Mt. Pleasant
and Miss Minnie C. Murray, of this city,
will be married to morrow evening at 7
caro- Just opened full line extra heavy, double chain, superb patterns,
newest cflects m Ingrain Carpets at 37i, 48, 58 and 75 cents pc
,Tex., 'aiM- (-a11 aD( cect your Carpets. Wo take your
and
room measure cut your carpet and guarantee"
pciit-ci. ut, iree oi cnarge.
h S t Vheridence, ' Mu"ay; Let evcrody come and look through our elegant New Stock of Dry
by Rev. J. L. Curne, of Uurlmgton, and and Carpfits. Goods are arriving daily amlVuch
the happy couple will leave on Wednes- ctrlpa or 11' aill SUC"
oois
day morning for the groom's home.
Our Public Schools
Are the main stay of our republic. In
them are being cultivated the minds
which are to be our future law-makers
and leaders in every walk in life. How
J. E. Bell, of Newport, N. C, who has
-Jt received one car load of ceiling visiting his sister, Mrs. J. C.B.Mor
and flooring and one car good heart ln' left fr hlS hme
good heart
shingles at Jas. W. Jones & Co.
If you want a fine rig at a low price,
for Sunday, leave your order in advance,
at Hardin's stable. lie will fix vou out
G. M. Fleming and wife, of Santuc, S.
C, passed through the city this morning
ft .
duly installed with Dr. Pope as oMlS,f? V f luai lese,inas 3ou be
clerk and partner in the business. many children suffer from impurities and
To the mass of thp ritirpn thi ar P01sons in the blood that it is & wonder
to tne mass of the citizens this ar- that the eyfcr tQ be men and
rangement was far from agreeable, 3-et women. Many parents cannot find words
Dr. Pope seemed to have an idea wta, Jfflnfffl!
he was there for, and while the service upon their children. Scrofula, salt rheum
i1 J! 1 1 sw
suffprpd o-rpnilv i,v Annimci i r nuu luer uiseases 01 me dioou are enect
suuerea greatly by contrast with that of 1 nniir nni prm.B.i k
en route to Manson to visit friends.
W. W. Perkinson has returned from former Ptmasters Mrs. Wyche, re- cellent medicine, and the whole being is j
Those who hire horses and turnout, l!aleis''' Where be 1,as ,Kea ia endance publicao. and Henderson, democrat- fength to resist attacks of disease. .
DURHAM
SUPPLY CO.
I THE KEELEV INSTITUTE !
Twelve Years of Established Merit !
from Hardin, know that both horse and "PU the burial f his brother J- r- both having been equally acceptable, the
vehicle are safe. Terms always reason
able.
kinson
people were not disposed to kick, but to
31 rs. Illia Turner, who lias been visit- make the best of the situation
-(3. II. King and Miss Mattie Th, -runs, !nfff brother-in-law, Ge F. Heller, Some mombg howeyer Dr Pope
of Kast Durham were united in the holy " & Hcnder.o, to engage in' the ZS
bonds of matrimony yesterday evening ",CU1' v a- - i v , . Don't
by Kej. McDuflie. Kev. T. U. Faucclte, of Oxford Collet " DaV,1U'' a- 8nd SlnCG his breath o
Wanted !
I want to rent, at once, a five or six
room dwelling house, as near town as
possible. Must be well located.
J. A. Moseley,
Durham Supply Co.
week
Col. I. B. Powell, formerly of Hender
son, but now "one of the boys" with the
fellows who travel and sell goods, was
in the city to day and looked in on The
Globe for a brief period.
AS WE GROW.
-(Jo to Hardin's stables and then you
will get the finest turnouts. You will
krtt good treatment, and he does not want
the earth for what he does.
Owing to the long dry spell the
I'lirysantliemum show will not be much
of a hummer this year. Captain Whit-
ted should have had the elements under
better control.
The Kacket Grocery can and will sell
you goods at the very lowest cash prices.
e always carry a full and complete line.
Jood delivered free. Telephone No. 23.
' II. Proctor.
The New York artist, if such he may
he called, who painted the pictures of
leveland and Stevenson that was in-
U'liced to adorn the demnrrfttir. f-liih ! 11 .u .
, v, i j uuug, v uu ca(icii iu ever U U u
'iiuius MjoUId he siiPil for 1 AmoiTPa . ...in.. ' .;....
, - ...... - - . ... 1 in iiiir- 1 1 1 1- 11 1 iiw u 1111H 11 iv wunin
his reach
Dr. J. L. Watkins is building houses on
very desirable lots and selling on easy
terms to a number of our young business
men. If you w ant a home, and what
man or woman does not ? See Dr. Wat
kins and even on a small salary he will
make it possible for vou to own one.
sicken people with that bad
f vours. Take Simmons Liver
Street seminary, passed through the city u 1 1 Lat r. Moss has "iaior
to-day en route home from Orange pres- grown ty,'TY day more negligent and When you want to take your girl a
bytery, which convened at Mebane last more indifferent as to the complaints of ri(Je go and see George Hardin.
hi, patrons, until
A. F. Britton, Jackson, Tenn., writes : "I
come intolerable.
his insolence has be-
T. i J - . ,
ai, is ciaiuieu inai in contracted malaria in the swamps of Louisiana
The I'oom Now en Those Who Are in the
I'rocegston.
Now that it is given up by every one
that a big boom is about to be inaugurated
in Durham and that property is com
pelled to advance to double and treble its
present value, it is the duty of every man
IUve Watkins, the colored man who
hil the misfortune to lose a foot while
attempting to board an excursion train,
whu-h ran from Durham to Norfolk last
Jul.v, is out upon the streets with a
wooden leg.
-( 1. J. Ii. Walker is erecting, on Ham
H-ur street, a handsome brick cottage
wLiob will be occupied by Capt. J. K.
1:-nn, of the Durham aud Northern rail
l0:'l. Captain Henn is one of our most
Pi'lar and solid citizens, and The
Lor.K would like to see him invest in
L,irli:im dirt.
-The Atlantic Seaside says: We
tlirouicle with sincere regret the death
'-Mr. Willie Duncan, hich occurred
Monday night at 10 o'clock in the 19th
ie year of his age, He had for some
"me Wen in charge of a telegraph office
Durham, and was brought home the
&rb' part of last week with typhoid fe-er-
He was a young man of fine quali-
K'S and Was muph nrlm.,! V rlnn't
A POLITICAL FRACAS.
Democratic aud Third I'arty Candidates
Slakes It Lively In Vance.
IIexdersox, N. C, Sept. 19.
The third party people had a speaking
here Saturday ; much feeling and bitter
ness was engendered. The democratic
nominee for sheriff, and the third party
candidate for the same office had an al
tercation. No one was hurt.
Miss Nannie Hawkins, the 18-year-old
daughter of Mr. Madison Hawkins, died
on Friday night of typbid fever and was
laid to rest on Saturday evening.
Mr. E. G. Barnes, whose critical illness
has been mentioned In TnE Globe, is
fl lit llSll n ennmi. in .n.U TT 1 aw-.. .LI, I
a an industrious young man and at-! A. H.
ta 60ltl' to his own business.
our most
ANNOUNCE ARRIVAL
-or-
Entire New Stock
NOTE OF WARNING!
Trunks !
Umbrellas !
Valises ! Hand Bacrs !
o.der to make the most monev out of it I whiIe working for the telegraph company, and
. , , used every kind of medicine I could hear of
he employs no regular assistant, and PHIOSl without relien-I at last euc
,, . ... . . ,,. i- v IO w xi cceded in breaking the fever.
iuai wune ue is selling stamps at one out It cost me over fiuu.tu. and then my system
window people wait for their mail at the I becamealm st helpless. I finally cam here,
I rti v tn ttii W on till .r u- ifh dafo a f in 11
otner wait, and wait, and wait, until scarcely cat.and my tongue raw and filled with rV o I f c o n r o c An HvinLi I
,, little knots. Various remedies were resorted 1 x lCtUltft vJ I 1 l I
iiicv grow angry ana distrusted, and to without effect. I tioujrht two rxtttles or ii.
fl . I i. ii. una ii nas cureu anu sirengxaeneu me.
nnally go away without it, seeing no All sores of my mouth are healed and my
, , . tongue entirely ciear or Knots ana soreness
prospect oi ever oeing waited on. It is and I feel like a new man."
tttSu iaicu mat iue oince is leit ior Hours u. r. Saulter, Athens, Ga., writes: "I have
in sole charge of a woman who is a been afflicted with catarrh for maiiy years, al-
though all sorts of medicines and several doc
notorious morphine-eater, and who, for tors, did their best tAi cure me. My Llood was
f 'I1 A PI TI very impure.and nothing
the past five years, has been for a greater v-- -L .vxvj.vii ever had any effect upon
I tne disease untn i usea tnat great liiooa Kem-
part oi the time an inmate of various dy known as u. ii. u., a few bottles of which
I ofT(c.te d an entire cure. I recommend it to all
inebriate asylumns without realizing anv I who have catarrh. I refer to any merchant or
I banker of Athens. Ga., and will reply to all in-
Denent; Deing always In a stupor aud qmnes.
Wc beg especially to call your at
tention to the
Roll
sr fray Trucks !
&3
e , Painting the town red means headache
: il! . ' . " . r-.? w : r
iiia h sincere syiupaiuica to in the morning, cimmons uier iiju-
JI-other and all connections. lator prevents it.
semi conscious condition, she is ineG'i
cient aud irresponsible.
With such an accumulation of aggra
Vflterl ffripvanfoa tho nannla of loot cailr
iiuic::, auw unc mc uiuvemeni is ouiei i 9-.
it appears to be determined. As there
is nothing else in sight, they will make
the office such that nohodr will want if
j ,
and by stopping his salary get rid of Dr. E3 3
Moss, who is an ulcer in the side of the N
public, and who is alike unpopular with 15 &
white and blacks, democrats and repub-!3
icans. lie is just now in the depths of 50 Q
despair over his failure to read the po- m
whirlpool of doubt, afraid alike of demo-
cratic, republican and third party re
cure rs, and in consequence will be de-
V
serted by them all in November. A. F.
Hood's Sarsaparilla absolutely cares all
diseases caused by impure blood and it
builds cp the whole system.
Take Simmons Liver Regulator
youth and you will enjoy a green old age.
A'SDRYIVOH- OF THE WAR.
5 vy jJwaT4
r fi7i .Ms mm
IS 7m ml
I 0 ri:Ji4f
HE All THIS IN 31IND:
We will not be Undersold !
3 New Stock Umbrellas!
Q Our Umbrellas, with a guarantee to
ive satisfaction, selling fast.
$12. Gloria Siik Umbrella for
1.50 (Jloria Silk Umbrella for
2 00 Gloria Silk Umbrella for
1 00
DSTTO CLOSE OUT 3
(J Counter each of Lace Cur-
? tains and Counterpanes.
u
H
Durham Supply Co.
1855-1092.
TVTnln
TO T1IK I'I'lll.IC:
DwioiiT, 111 April .J0,
As a matter of justice to ourvelvex and to
the reputation of Dr. Llie K. Klcy'ii
Double Chloride of Gold remedies for the
cure of the liquor, opium, morphine and
tobacco diseases and Neurasthenia, we warn
the public that thee remedies are lined by
no institution or sanitarium in the United
States except those established by oiu com
pany under the uniform name of "The
Keeley Institute."
4H others claiming to uj our remedies
are frauds and imposters.
We have now sixty Keeley Institutes es
tablished in various parts of the C'nind
States where the Keeley treatment in ad
ministered and the Keeley remedies wld.
We, however, caution all to examine well
and know that they are dealing with genuine
representatives, authorized by iw, before
taking the treatment or jnirt hajtins remedies.
The fraudulent csUibli JnnenU iixe the name
of M I Ji -Chloride of Coll," or imilar title.
The newpar 1I0 not discriminate Mifli
ciently to know that they jtre imitaUrs and
so put down all accidents occurring at such
establishments as U-ing brought aboiit br
the Keeley treatment. This is a matter of
much concern to 11s, hence this warning.
Kpcct fully yours,
THE LI-SLIi; i:. KEELKV CO.
Curtis J. Judd, Secy and Treas.
The Keeley institute at Grtnbom, N.
L the only one in the ttate, and all reprt
bentatioDs that there is in the Mate any cure
that is identical with, or the Kirne as, ilu
Keeley Double Cliloride of Cold Cure are
malicious, faLc, and maIe for the purrfe of
tlceiving. We l-arn with iML'gtiant regret
that Mich claim is Uiog tnale, and feeling
that if it be hurtful to u- it will prove more
disilrous to the: who areileteirc-il I hereby,
we Mun thU warning.
The Keeley IxeTirtTKi
Greensboro, N. C.
Notice of Dissolution !
Th Durham I(arn-H arxl CoILtr factory, ly
McWUUaras tt Votjr. U tbU &y diMolvoi by
mutual m.nt. T7i- debts otriujr by tlx Crm
will be iitl by 3lr. Wolyt arnJ all d?bt dim
the finn will l ii l to Ir. Woiwly. I will con
tinue the busioe at the same tanl. Mangum
stiwt. omlt x'lm iUptit church, ami so
licit a continuance of Mttronair from old cus
tomers and ail new ones ne-lin anrthintr In
tor line. V. lc WJ LLIA MS.
Durham. Pept. 9. 1832.