The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1895-04-24
OLD NANSEMOND.
Notes and GIeanngs From Suffolk
and Surroundings.


Suffolk was yesterday billed for the
OF Harrls' Nickel Plate
Shuw, which will be hero next Wee
nesdsy.
a marriage license was issued from
the County Clerks Office for the unio n
of Moses Stokes and Florence Gables,
The remainder OF Mr.. Junius Il. Par
ker's horses and that part of his livery
parGpherDalla which escaped the recent
are qnattered ut Mr.. j..
&. Freeney's stables, from which he
VIII he plensed to serve his patrons.
Miss Florence Campbell. musical di-
rector Of Suffolk College. entertained
the members of the Epworth League
College. A short programme of musl-
cal special,ies was followed by m in l..
oulgence in various pnrlor gmmes.
Rev. John n. McUarrick. rector of
ST. Paul's. left yesterday for Williams.
burg to attend the meeting of the Nor
folk convocatlou. Wednesday evening
services at his church will be dispensed
with.
There will be meeting of rep.
resentative business men of Suffolk on
L
the Postoilice building. The meeting Il
object is the organization OF board
of trude or business mems associa
ton, whose purpose will he to promote
the commercial welfare OF Suffolk.
Mr.. l.. $. Goodwin, of Suffolk. while
riding out near Sleepy Hole. fell from
the vehicle and broke his arm in two
places, at the wrist aud above the
elbow.
THREE BURGLARS Sent OY.-Joe
Warreli, Edward Williams, David
Trottcr, William Lewis and Richard
Williams were taken 10 WhaleyviIle to
be tried by Justices +. w. knwles and
W. Fl. Jones on the charge of breaking
and entering several stores IN that wi
lage, and stealing therefrom IL quantity
OF merchandise. After the examination
OF witnesses rrotter aud Richard VIII
liams were discharged. Warrell, Edward
Williams aud Lewis we're sent ou Tor
Indictment aud remsnded back to jail.
MARRIAGE LAsF Evening. Miss Alice
Bruce Austin, daughter of Rev. aud
Mrs. Daniel b. Austin, was. ut G:3C
o'clock last evening, joined III holy
wedlock to Mr.. Charles II. Tumbicson,
Rev. II. &. Chesthnm officiating. The
East Suffolk Methodist Church, the
scene of the ceremony, was tastefuly
adorned with floral decorations and
evergrdens. The bride elect was at
tended by Miss Cora L.Gard. Of Eliza
beth CRY. n. O., who served with
grnce as maid Of honor. MIR. George
w. Tumbleson, II brother of the groom,
was best man, while Messrs. Wallace
X. Kilby aud w. B. Austin oiliciated an
ushers. MIR. aud Mrs. TumbIeson left
on the 800 train for Norfolk. They
Will reside in Iambieton ward
70 DAYS CONVENTION. "A deal of in
terest Is manifested as to the result OF
the convention which will meet in Suf.
folk To day To nominate Democratic
ticket for county officers. The candi.
dates for the nomination are capable
men, aud whoever the convention
names will receive the party's united
support. The claims OF the following
will be prcseuted: For Treasurer, A.
.. Eiey ana 5. L. Ellis; for Sheriil, \.
Ii. Baker ana Reps Williamson: for
Commouwealth's Attorney, T.. +. Hol
land, no opposition; for Commissioner
OF Revenue in District No. !, NJ. +.
Lloyd. w. a. King, Il. w. Artmau. j.
L. Rawles. w. II. Jones; District No.
., W. j. Oliver. 4. W. Turner aud
Allen j. Powell.