The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1895-11-28
he TOWING OF. SUFFOLK
And WHAT'S Going on There Faithfully and
Accurately Chr0nlcled.
TO HUNT FOR MoLLIE COTTON TAILS,
The odd Maids Conycnttor-IEo
haunting club md Their banquet
Thnnkse living Day observance
Coiorcd People Narricd-A Defect.
i've Are Light The Tornado.

Suffolk. Va, Nov. 27-tSpeciM)-
Several of the town officers, including
Mayor Brewer and Sergeant Ames, and
Lower Parish, where they will pnrtici-
pate i'll II mammoth hare hunt. Good
doSs have been secured, friends In the
locality have been notified, and eXcit-
ing experiences are expected.
DEFECTIVE ARC LlGHT.-Sevcr-
al residents on North Main street to-
day requested The NirEinian to men
ton the fact that the arc light located
at the county bridge, has failed to
shine during n considerable portion of
the past two nights Persons in that
locality would be pleased If the matter
should receive attention from the prop
er authorities.
COLORED MARRIAGES.. = There
Were to-day three marriage licenses
issued from the county clerks office
to colored parties: James Henry Win
field to Eta jenkins, Lazarus Winslow
to Sarah Annie Peclc. Gilbert Bond to
Harriet l.. Hinton. The first two IL
censes were executed to-day while the
last named couple Will be married to-
1norrow--a! in Suffolk
HOLLAND HUNT NG CLUB BAR
BECuE.--Thc Holland Hunting Club
Will tomorrow give n barbecue on Il
large scale at Rawlc's mill pond, near
Holland Station, twelve miles from
Suffolk, which will be largely attend
ed by ladies. Several patrons of the
club from here will attend.
THE TORNADO.--A fair sized au-
dience tonight greeted the initial pre-
sentatlon in Suffolk OF Lincoln J. Car
ter's Tornado" ut the City Hall Thea
tire. AS n. scenic production the Tor
nado Is success. while some members
Of the company developed considerable
strength Miss Emma Howard rs
Bridget, and Miss Gertrude Liddie as
Lulu, were enjoyed. while 0. S. Wright
was all right us Bill Bass
THANKSGIVING DISCREPANCIES.
Misunderstanding In SUFFOLK will be OBJ
served by union religious services ut
the Christian Church: exercises at ST
Pnul's, and closed ha NIX post -oiice and
stores. AT night there will be n ger
man In Armory Han. und benefit enter
tainment at City Hall Theatre
FOR KINGS DAUGHTERS NIGHT
Z SCHOOL.--The "Old Maids Conven-
ton" Il benefit entertainment by local
talent, Will be the attraction nj the city
p Hall Theatre tomorrow night. Great
organizations have been made to have
b the performance success, and the
merit of the entertainment rs well as
the benerolencc OF the cause should In
Sduce the presence OF large audience.
s. AT"TEN DED THE CONFERENC E
Colonel l.. =. Harper, George L. Bo-
/ rum, and II. l.. Woodward were among
I; the Republicans who left Suffolk to-
day to attend the Petersburg conference
lat which q State chairman and Nation
Z 81 committeeman Will be chosen.
eS' MI. Henry Klrn, a. wcll-known truck
4 on. of Norfolk county, was to-day in
N SUFFOLK on business
Schooner John Pierce. of New York.
Z the largest lumber vessel which has
been to Suffolk for years. arrived la st
night.
Borjes' Band of Norfolk will fur
nish music for the ,Cotlllon Clubs
Thanksgiving german in the new ar-
inory hall.
Mr.. Mills oliver. wife ana child.
folk, are now visiting Mr.. divers sis
street.
1t appears from the Intellectual efforts
to capture that the miscrcants who
robbed Henry wilkins last Saturday
have made good their escape.
r.. NJ. Terry, United States Revenue
detective from South Boston, Va, was
to-day In Suffolk. He is looking after
revenue affairs in the county.
Mrs. George Calhoun. after visit tc
friends In Suffolk, her former home
left to-day for her present residence, III
Halifax, N. c.
Mr.. z. S. Williams, of Norfolk, was
to-day registered at the Commercial
A crowd of Pythians under command
Of Capt. w. b. Lawrence, left this at
ternoon for Portsmouth to attend the
bazaar now In progress.
A young colored man was arrested
last night for indecent exposure oil
his person on the street.
Mrs a. S. Eley, Mrs. Frank T. Jones
md party returned last night from the
Atlanta Exposition.
A number of Suffolk people will &C
to Richmond to-day to witness the
football game between Virginia and
North Carolina.
". c. Cofleld will tomorrow run the
Suffolk and Carolina passenger train,
vice Capt. B. T. Rawles, who Is given
a holiday.
Several local sportsmen will go to
Lake Drummond tomorrow to hunt
deer by daylight and bears at night.