The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1895-11-27
AIEMS OF NANSEMOND
MS, 6snrslanna Parker Enters Suit Against
Or. Il. a. Morgan and Others.
the PASslRG SHOW TO BE REPEATED
Tho cold Maids Convention Re-
tearsnI- Matters OF Personal and
9s3 Saeiistous-Et,c Pythian Excursion
ss 10 Portsnsouth-I.nrEc Quantities
OF Turk c,.s on the Suffolk Market.

49, Suffolk. Va. Nov. 26.-tSpeclal)-M
sEGeorglanna Parker to-day entered
S&chancery suit against DR.. II. a. Morgan.
apB. NJ. Bruce and S. T.. Vanderslice TO
set aside the sale of her lot on the cor
4 ner of Main and Market streets. MI
= Parker wishes TO have the sale set aside
& that she may be able to divide the prop
4 erty into smaller lots. which she thinks
II could be more advantageously disposed
g of. Col. *. r. Griffin. OF Portsmouth,
" is counsel for the plaintiff, while S. p.
= Vandcrslice Will look to the defendants
interest. The suit will be called ut the
: next term of the Circuit Court.
HONORED IN ATLANTA.-Dr.
( Thomas H. Barnes has returned from
ais trip to Atlanta and is much pleased
with the Exposition, which he con-
siders a great credit TO the South
While in the Gate City the Doctor who
has served several terms in the Vir-
ginia Senate visited the Capitol, where
the Georgia General Assembly was I'm
to the upper branch and was unani-
mously granted the privilege of the
floor. His popularity is not confined to
the Old Dominion.
PASSING SHOW" TO BE REPEAT
q ED.-0winG to the great hit which was
made some weeks since by the rendition
of the Passing Show at the City Hall
Theatre by local talent there has been
much pressure brought on the manage
ment for rcpetition The partici-
pants have finally agreed to repeat the
attraction and are arranging for it's ap-
pearance on the night OF December 23d
The proceeds will be devoted to tho
original benevolent purpose-to benefit
Kings Daughters auspices.
4 AUCTION SALE AT NURNEY.
ViLLE.-E. e. Holland, administra-
tor Of the estate OF Charles e. Sumner
sale of the real estate md chnttel prop
I erty on the premises at Nurncyvilic
seven miles from Suffolk. The store
was Knocked out" for $40. The farm,
was BID In by the administrator for
1900. Constable Branch acted as auc.
tioneer.
The office. Of the Old Dominion
Steamship Company In Suffolk has been
y enlarged and beautined.
Y Mr.. Burwell Riddick left last night to
4 visit the! Exposition.
Mrs. John Murray, OF Stnunton Va.
x Is the guest OF DR.. W. w. Murray
family, Saratoga street.
THOSE who will take part in the
~ THANKSGIVING entertainment called
s the old Maids Convention" will have
n a rehearsal at 2 o'clock Thursday after
h noon.f
Ss. Insaddition to the joint recognition of
by other churches the
y Episcopalians will observe the day by
4 serYices in ST. Paul's ut II a. m Thurs
r day.
ff CAPTAIN Arthur L. Jones returned to-
81 M C.
,sS Major and Mrs. G. W. Wright expect
$&to leave tonight for a brief trip to
New York
ss Withers' Division, MOI, U. r. *. of p.
Will on Wednesday afternoon run an
II excursion to Portsmouth over the Sea
4 board Air Line road. by which they
and friends can attend the bazaar
conducted by Atlantic Division. No.
D. C.. Lyon, Esq, lumber dealer of
Everett's. Va, was to-day in Suf-
Z folk on business.
Mrs. John NJ. Shepherd has terminal
ed her visit to her daughter, Mrs. j.
b. Boothe. in Oxford. N. c.
j. Frank Hodges, Of Portsmouth. was
to-day in Suffolk
T. G. Sparkmans tea and coffee
store was to-day opened under the di-
rection of Merritt Briggs, trustee.
Gates county, N. c., farmers are
putting large quantities of turkeys on
the suffolk market.
Mrs. Samuel Darden and little
daughter, Pauline. Of Portsmouth. are
visiting Mrs. o. K. Primer, Main street.
t. The Baptiat congregation tonight
heavily pounded" their pastor, Rev.
j. r. Love.