The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1895-11-03
COLONEL |! ] !. R | | E.. BOYKIk
glll Bs Elected State Senator BY a Safe VA
SSIsify Says The Executive Committee
SUFFOLK AND RANsEAORO COUNTY.
EStSa Concerning ttse baptist Revival
a ssSSs-A5 Corrected List of the Judges,
sR Clerks and ConsfabIcs OF Election
S The second Division OF firemcn
s4 or Many Personal Matters.

ESuffolk, Va. Nov. 2.-(Special.)-Th
EH1emocrattc County Executive Commit
@Ee had an enthusiastic meeting to-day
tR Suffolk in the office of Major c. w.
SWrlght.I The coming election and It's
results We're discussed. The concensus
#GfyOpinion among the members present
Rbinted to the election of Colonel II. +.
Eoyktn. of Smithfleld, to the state
#Esnate by q safe ma jority. Hon. j. t.
kf3ooker for the House has no opposi-
Raon,S and only a small vote will be poll
Esd. The committee transacted no new
3Skusiness. G
Electoral Board met in
&Snffolk, made u few changes In the
aelection officers, and placed the official
lsssStamp on $3.50 tickets, that being twice
SshRi number of voters. The ballots &C..
eefHill be turned over to S. p. Vanderslice.
&EeSretary, to be delivered to the judges
lathe several precincts.
sasTHE BAPTIST REVIVAL.-The re-
sNiyal at the Baptist Church, under the
8eenduct of Rev. ]. +. Love has been in
4 Yrpgress for q week. There have been
4ssYera1 manifestations of interest. and
SEeqpests for prayer. The crowds in at
5f4ndance have been gradually growing.
3GThes series will continue Sunday and
aHexts week, when q number of profess
fSstons Is expected. The pastors SER
mon Sunday night will be An Impair
4 Aonable Sim
sSsTHE LAKE FARM soLD.-consta-
sssble Branch, for Captain A. p. Conner,
f$substituted trustee. at IL o'clock to-
sksiay, sold In front of the post-office the
sssSeorge w. Lake farm. located in
ISSshuckatuck district, and containing
'!si25 acres. I. It was bid in by Gus VII
I1iams for s1.1oo
OFFICERS.-Follo
ESsE e corrected list, as revised by the
4 County Electoral Board, of the officers
who will serve in Suffolk and Nanse-
s&sond county In next Tuesdays con-
SUFFOLK Judges, G. W. Wright, W,
II siIlALsf King, n. Nj. Holland. Special con-
4 8table,iJ. F.. Johnson
sgSS Junction-Judges, George w. Jake
imam. w. N. Harrell, Joe Griffin. Spe-
FctaI constable, James r. Jordan.
sS8 Ebenezer-Judges r. H. Atkinson,
Z Eharles Mertig, Exum Butler. Special
constable, Sanford Mitchell. i
sssst Kilbys Mill-Judges. Il. l.. Ballard.
g5esse Knight Ben Dumville, Special
ssEonstable, George Daughtrey
sssss Observation-Disclosures, T. A. McCleavey, r.
IA Pierce, A. j. Powell. Special con
aatable, Frank Il. Stallngs.
Holy Neck-Judges, w. d. Holland,
y Gafayette. Rawles, Nazarett Cross.
Especial constable, Jasper Daughtrey.
sfYeRtes-Judges. ]. p. Bidgood Wei
ton Hinton, w. r. Old, Jr. Special con-
aHtable, Clarence Carney.
Us; Cypress-Judges, j.. III. Brinkley.
SSamuel wilkins, Jesse Langston. Spe-
gcihl constable. r. F. Rogers.
Paul's Branch-Judges. f. p. Faux
srod. J. I. Cross. George p. Fitchette.
SEpecial constable, Mills ]. Riddick. q,
As Copeland's Mill-.Judges, a, F., Holla-
sIny.rJ. K. p. Daughtrey, E. "A Cope
gaana IS. Special constable, Leroy
Hodges go
somerton--Judge r. c. Ellis G.. t.
parker, James E. Reid. Special con-
stable, w. r. Milteer. -
W. Chucks G.. r., Minton,
4 MA. Wills, Dawson Gray. Special
zEonstable, James D. Sullivan.
SECOND DIVISION GONE Before
I the Cotton States and International
Exposition closes the volunteer fire
: men OF Suffolk will have been well
9hhout twenty men, left this afternoon
satE 3:05 on the Norfolk and Carolina,
sand will arrive in Atlanta about 10 m.
Sunday. There Is still third divi-
i sion to follow on November 18th. \
! part of those who intended leaving to-
ssaay Will stay over TO be here on cleo
4tion day.
S SERVICES APPRECIATED Those
interested In Friday nights entertain
sment for the benefit of the night school.
appreciate the services OF Mr.. Sid
& Black. of Cleveland, O., who added per-
sGspttbly to the evenings pleasure by his
s:perEormance on n bicycle, and who
5wQuld accept no remuneration fIi;
sfancy riding and difficult feats on the
wheel ELECTED rounds of applause
ssg AElamp explosion at 1:30 O'clock to
might In e. f. Hollands residence
Sansed the alarm to be turned in from
ebox Y. Blaze was soon eXtinguished.
land the departments service was not
needed.
ssl5 Captain John Harrison's wife. at
sReed's Ferry, died very suddenly YES
Eterday Of heart disease. While prepar-
sang dinner she was stricken, and died
I'm "a few minutes
ITO assist Mr.. Amos Lassiter. who
sfhis week lost by fire five horses. hay.
corn, vehicles, etc, several subscription
t2apers are being circulated
SSissS Dr., and Mrs. j. T.. Phillips returned
sfc-day from a weeks stay in Atlanta
lSz The body of Willie Rylett. who Wa
adroWned in the Nansemond Tuesday.
had not been found when the last Re
Port came In to-day.
The work of examining the books of
sShe Commissions of Revenue in pis-
s$SJflet No. 1. Nansemond county, which
snas Deen n progress for eight days,
Vas this afternoon completed by Depu-
SsLysss5. Lloyd, and his corps of lady
sss assistants. The books were in gooH
ssN Storm doors have been put up nj tbo
entrance Of the city market.
aasa 3rand tDictatorW. J. Hubbard, of Raf,-
ss sy3fa City, paid an official visit last
.Ilght 20 Nansemond Lodge. No. 209o
knights Of Honor.