The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1895-03-15
SUFFOLK LOCAL.

new Episcopal Church.
Mrs. Robert II. Allen left Yesterday
Tor visit to Danville, her former
home.
Miss Julia Phillips will return 10
morrow from her trip to New Orleaus
und Danville.
Miss Annie Norfieet, operator IN the
central office of the Nansemond Tele
phone Exchange, is sick.
Mr.. George w. Nurney will receive
| car load of horses from the West TO.
day.
w. L. Lloyd has severed his con
| nection with Stuart House where he
remained few days with view of
| purchasing On interest.
| The Suffolk Light Infantry, the
JUNIOR military company, had drill
last evening.
Mr., Il. a. Marshall is entertaining
Mrs. L. j. Marshall and Mrs. W. Ii.
ANDREWS, OF Windsor, Va, his mother
ana sister, respectively.
Hamlet Pettus, of West Norfolk. Inns
succeeded b. Tatem as operator at the
Suffolk office OF the Atlantic aud Dan
| vile.
County Treasurer Jarratt, of Sussex.
visited his sister, Mrs. Applewhite.
w. +. Cohoon left Yesterday for Bal
timore.
The basket ball team will play a
match game at the Rrmory to night
with team from the Suffolk Military
Academy.
Miss Susie Elan. OF Norfolk. who
had been visiting Miss Alma Elan. bor
cousin, left yesterday for Windsor, Va.
where she will be the guest of Mrs. w.
s. Holland.
PLACED on RECORD. This deed was
yesterday put on record: Elisha
Rawles and wife to Zachary Il. Hol
land, farm of fifty acres in Holy Neck
! District. Nansemond county; consider.
alton, $500.
| A DEATH.-John Gillian, a respect
abe young colored man, died yester-
day Mt 1880 O'Clock at the house of his
mother on Smith avenue, with pueu.
day.
JUpGE Prince WILL PRESIDE.
Judge j. Il. Prince. of the County
| Court OF southampton. Will arrive in
Suffolk to day and convene Nansemopd
county Court in the place of Judge
| hilby. lie will preside for the enter.
ing Of special order.
| JOSHUA WHITcoMB."- Frank T..
Griswold's combination last evening
produced "Joshua Whitcomb." aS
amusing comedy of four acts, illrstra.
tive OF New England life. The charac.
tiers were we'll taken and intelligenty
Interpreted. This company was billed
10 give only one performance here,
Uncle Toms Cabin" but making q
favorable hit. the management of the
| Theatre induced them to remain for a
second appearance. at which u much
larger audience greeted them. The
orchestra was especially good.
CIHcuLArfNG LIBRARY" on SKATES.
The Kings Daughters promise a
peheht entertainment to occur mt the
new Armory Hall on Monday evening.
March 10th. 1t WILL be known as the
circulating Library" and is PLAYED
on roller skates. About thirty Young
ladies' will take part, each incoRnito.
being masked. Each young lady rep
resents some production of n standard
author and If the proposed plan is exc.
cuted the entertainment will be elabo.
rate, novel and Interesting.
H hen the 'hiii Nisis OF The yroruiny
Hang ike pail over tho surface of the
earth, II VIII be well for you before ventur.
ing INTO me raw vsporOus air, charged,
perhaps. with the ,ee 8 Of malaria or ro'
VocatiVe or rheumatic twinges, TO take a
"iLerlassfui OF iostetters stomach Bltters
aid thus sh cid Yourself rom atmospheric
lniluepc threatening 10 health II Won
nap en- u get showed, selected or riined
upon use the sam preventive and avoia
the rheumatism or a dangerous cold. The
agreea lie warmth infuse N 20 til, cir. Ia
ton by this genial stomachic, t. inyirornt.
ing and regulating properties commend il
10 All apprcclative OF the fact that preyeu-