The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1895-02-17
IN OLD NANSEMOND.
Notes and Gleanings From Suffolk
and Surroundings.

and Surroundings.
TO morrow is court day in South.
ampton county.
Mayor Brewer and wife have ter
minated their visit to Isle OF Wight
relatives.
q. d. Lindali has assumed control
oi the skating rink i'll tho new ar
mory.
MIR. William Niblett, sawmil
man OF Southampton. was in Suffolk
yesterday.
Rev. j. X. Jollif, formerly Snf-
folk pastor, has been at his pnrson.
age near Whaleyville, Va.
Ihere were moro than 100 nppli-
cants Tor the forty five loads of
wood contained i'll the cnr donated
by the Norfolk and Carolina road.
Additional fuel will soon be donated
A young woman employed at one
OF the factories was recently attacked
| along the Seaboard roud about night
by an unknown colored man. She
escaped and reached home almost
breathiess with excitement, fainting
soon after arrival.
The accumulation of sloet on tho
hands OF the town clock, which are
exposed to the weather. caused that
timepiece to stop yesterday just be-
lore III o'clock. 1t will be put in
motion when the ice has melted,
WITH THE MINISTER'S baptist,
Rev } L Love, pastor Topic II n
~, 'Christs Emphasis on His Own
Word" 7:3O p IN, "Lcssons from
the Cold for tho Hich and Poor"
Presbyterian, Rev II G Moore,
pastor-Ihems ii IN, "Mllcaiah's
Heroism;" 1880 p IN, "Noah's Safety
During the Deluge.''
FIRST Methodist-Hcv j w Lee.
tue Irish evangelist, has an appoint.
ment to resume the INTERRUPTED re-
vlvai, weather permitting.
Methodist, Pine street Ccolored(
Rev George Williams, pustor-At
2:30 and 1:3O p m o.day Rev Geo
ID Jimmerson, Presiding Elder, Will
preach for the pastor.
lev W w Gaines, pastor of the
First Colored Baptist Church. will
have no services to day.
| 10. MEET FOR OHAKlrY.- A.
| W. Eley, president of the Town
| Council, requests ia9ss meeting of
all VINO have the ability or disposi.
tlon TO aid the poor during tLa
present stringeucy IN the CITY Hail
this afternoon ut 3 O'Clock. Methods 9
of relief will be discussed ana char
liable citizens should respond.
READY FOR PAYMENT. T.-Postmaster
E. Is. Britt, who is secretary and
treasurer of the Endowment Rank
i\. of r.. is ready for the paymoni
of So, 900 to Mrs. Fanny Ii. stewart
and son, j. Happier, that being the
amount OF insurance carried by the
late Capt. ). f. Stewart III that or
der and they being the beneficiaries.
WANTED a PEACE WARRANr.-,bm
Randall, colorel, an oyster dealer
made application Mt the Mayors of.
lice last night Tor peace warrant
against Harrison Everett, a colored
baggage transfer man, Randall
alleged that Everett had cursed hlm
! on more than one occasion and also
threatened his lie. Randall SAID he
was unable to stoot the costs of a
good fight aud preferred TO settle
matters legally.
The JUNIOK GERMAN,-The innior
german at the old town hall FRIDAY
night was most pleasant affair.
There were dozen young couples
present, who were led bv Miss
Laura Mcclure with MIR. Patrick
Hayes.
The JAIL's CoSDIrIov,-Lack Of
space prevents the verbatim ipser
ton OF very complimentary notice
relative to the condition of the
county jail from the pen of Rev.
James Copeland, who IRON time to
time conducts religious services with
the Inmates. lie says the condition
regarding cleanliness exceeds tbnt
OF any similar institution ever Wis
ited by him, while he learns after
frequent intercourse with inmates
that their fare Is bonnteous and well
prepared. lie considers that Sher-
III Baker and Deputy Norlieet lthe
latter OF whom Is also jalier) should
be accorded public credit for the
lalls exceptionally good condition
FREE Sour House, to.mor
row MIR. j. 4. Nurney will open n
iiec soup house ON the corner of
kiIby md Pine streets. Whole.
some soups will be served free of
cost to those IN need as long as the
present climatic conditions exist,
| Press Club.
There will be meeting of tho