Public Library site donation doubles Durham goals
The Durham Library Trustees met to approve a six thousand dollar building on a donated Main and Queen streets lot by Julian S. Carr. The gift, about one quarter acre known as the Kramer lot, promises a prominent community landmark and shade trees.
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Julian S. Carr
Queen
Kramer
Durham
G. W. Watts
J. B. Turnbull
EB. J. Parrish
S. Carr
Sissy
South Carolina
Charlotte
Myers
New York
Europe
A Pretty Home Wedding in North Durham
A 9:20 p m wedding at Mr and Mrs B Woodall residence in North Durham joined C A Gattis and Nettie Trice in marriage. Rev G J Dowell officiated and guests later shared a lavish repast at the groom’s brother R L Gattis home on Chapel Hill street.
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Mrs. B
Woodall
North
Durham
C. A. Gattis
Nettie Trice
G. J. Dowell
Second Baptist Church
R. L. Gattis
Chapel Hill Street
The
Herald
Personal mentions of residents visiting and traveling
A series of brief notes lists residents and visitors moving between towns. Names include C A W Barham, HG Barbee, Lizzie Taylor, R L Bishop, Geo Rowland, B Rainey, Cyrus Gattis, Prof L Middleton, Yalmer Rosemond, J Scott Burch, W J Wyatt, T J Scoggins, R H Cowan, Annie Williams, A J Ethridge, C W Blanchard, F D Puller, J O Howard, Cora Sears, W J Griswold, and moves to Wil Son Raleigh Oxford Mocksville Cary Panacea Springs West Durham Burlington and White Sulphur Springs.
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W. J. Wyatt
Raleigh
T. J. Scoggins
R. H. Cowan
Annie Williams
T. J. Fetzer
Concord
A. J. Ethridge
Wake County
C. W. Blanchard
Cary
City
Clyde
Cary High School
Puller
Panacea Springs
J. O. Howard
Carr Street
Cora Sears
West Durham
Morrisville
W. J. Griswold
Populist Convention Looms in St Louis Amid Silver Debate
July 14 dispatches from St Louis describe a growing populist gathering with 1350 delegates, names of leaders like Marion Butler and Harry Skinner, and a split over endorsing Chicago convention candidates or mounting a separate ticket. Silver party delegates number about 2000 with figures such as Stewart Jones Teller and Newlands expected to attend.
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Hitsspono
N.C
Burlington
Occoheechee Park
Mark Fowler
Gol
Carr
Occonerchee
Fowler
Mark Powler
Superintendent Powler
Kimira
Alamance County
St. Louis
Taubeneck
Marion Butler J
Harry Skinner
North Carolina
J. K. Huides
Tom E. Watson
Georgia
Field
Maj
Mann Page
Edmund R. Cowie
Virginia
Buchanan
A. L. Minnus
J. H. McDowell
John J. Blair
Thomas
Chicago
Henry M
People’s Party
West
Southwest
Northwest
Mr. Bryan
South
Bryan
McKinley
National Silver Party
Exposition Building
Stewart and Jones
Nevada
Teller
Colorado
Wm. H. St. John
New York
Mercantile Bank of New York
Dubois
Idaho
Mantle
St. John
Stewart
Newlands
Dr. Mott
Presiden
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the Public Library
Carr -Lt
van Fuller
J. M. Creen
Lucius Green
Occoneechee
W. S. Farthing
Smoky Hollow
Annie Hill
Rooney
Annie Webb
Ida Hill
Lil Peoples
Hattie Powell
Peay
Walter Browning
H. M. Coble’s
Browning
J. G. Patterson
T. H Scoggins
Jesse Johnson
C. A. W. Barham
Wilson
Barbee
Lizzie Taylor
Wilksboro
R. L. Bishop
Geo. Rowland
W. H. Rowland
Oxford
R. B. Rainey
Cyrus Gattis
Mocksville
Prof
L. Middleton
Yalmer Rosemond
Hillsboro
J. Scott Burch
Roxboro
Cleveland, Carlisle & CO
Hamlin
Treasury Department
Grover Cleveland
Wall Street
Mr. Hamlin
Carolina
ScotLand Neck
N. C
News and Observer
Roanoke River
Caledonia Farm
Tillery
Charlotte Defaulter
Cann
al Fairbrother
Edenton
Hertford
State Arsenal
Wrightsville
Col
F. A. Olds
Charlotte Observer
B. R. Lacey
Bailey
Samuel Garner
Weldon
L. F. Lafoon
W. E. Daniel
Laffoon l
Gary
Laffoon
Thomas Liner
Jeff Turner
Waynesville
Turner
Liner
Paneer
C. West
Need & Thomas
Main Street
W. M. Yearby
Sain
Anne Sin
Ares Street
Effire
Cae
Royals & Borden
Cooper Building
Barner Warehouse
Postoffice
Pridgen & Jones
West Main Street
Mons
Main and
Mangum Streets
T. J. Lambe
the Clothier and Gent's Furnisher, of
Durham, N. C
Bell
Interstate
W. H. Proctor
Grar
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