The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1895-07-23
.PROM|SCUOUS SUNBEAMS
Local Notes of Interest Cleaned
Here and There.
The Case of Mrs. Eure Continued.
Arrested for Stealing Clothes.
Badly Bitten by Dog. The
Case OF Reiger Postponed.
leach's Finger Broke.
The heat last night WAS intense.

Tho heat last night was intense.
A protractcd meeting was started at
Great Bridge Sunday.
By next Saturday all work on the
Texas will be completed.
Officer Meginly will return from
Richmond some time this week.
The Monumental Rosebud meeting
was we'll attended Sunday afternoon.
Rev. MIR. Morrison preached at
Trinity p. Il. Church Sunday morning.
There will he big excursion down
the Seaboard rond from Franklin this
week.
There will be no meeting OF the
Board OF Supervisors of the county in
August.
Tho case of Mrs. Eure for felony was
continued until the September term of
the County Court.
number Of people will leave this
week for the country and various
watering places.
There was fight in the county
clerks office yesterday ovor the assess
meut of some land
Mr. Z. Il. Nimmo was unanimously
reelected chairman of tho Board of
Supervisors yesterday.
The Methodist District Conference
III
last about three days.
Miss Elizabeth Bernard. an sped
lady, died at her residence. No. 5ly
Henry street, yesterday.
The Water Company should open
the plugs and let the water run on.
In some piaces 1t is terribly discolorcd.
The Pasa Mela Club are camping
out at Ocean View for week. The
boys arc having delightful time of it.
There was fine rain in some parts
OF Washington and Deep Creek dis
tricls Sunday afternoon. 1t was badly
needed.
Attention is called to the advertise
ment Of lost watch in another column
Return es directed and receive re.
ward.
Pitcher Leach, OF the Portsmouth
team, is suffering from broken fin.
ger. which lie had broken on Saturday
in Roanoke.
The b. Y.aP. U. excursion last
last night was we'll attended. They re-.
turned near midnight. much pleased
with the trip.
The Baptist ladies of Park Wow will
hold lawn party TO night TUESDAY,
on the corner OF Hatton and Holladay
streets. Park View.
Attention ia called to resolutions OF
master workmen In the yard in refer.
enoe to Constructor Bowles, which will
be found In another column.
MIR. Domingo Lawrence, q watch
man ut the hayward gate, reported
lor unty yesterday alter an absence of
o week or moIe from sickness,
DR.. y. l.. Owen left yesterday for
West Point, Va, to attend the Dover
District Baptist Association. He will
return In time to preach next Sunday
The purchasers OF the street railroad
Will arrive III this city some time this
week and take preliminary steps 20.
ward commencing work on the electric
road.
There will be reception to night
TUESDAY, at MIR. S. j. Rodgers on
Pine street. All members and those
Interested in work are cordially In.
vited 10 attend.
1t Is said that the Merry Band, from
York, Pa, who are camping at Ocean
View, Will be present at the game of
ball this afternoon aud will disc curse
some excellent music.
The case of Rieger ct al. VS.. A, Il ID.
X. X. was called yesterday and was
continued until October on account OF
MIR. A. p. Thorn being engaged in the
Massey snit and could not leave.
Rosa Savage. ooored, was arrested
Sunday by Constable Whitehurst. Of
the county, for stealing some clothes
from n man named Gold, who keeps
store on the corner. of Chestnut and
County streets.
MIR. Morgan, the street evangelist.
took occasion Sunday night to de.
nounce the ministers in this CITY.
charging them with negligence in their
work. DE also denounced tobacco
users and uhiskey drinkers.
Saturday night willie Mr.. Hickman,
an insurance agent, was collecting on
Columbia street. he was badly bitten
by dog on the leg. The dog ran up
behind him and grabbed him before
he knew he WAS anywhere near him.
a number of the bricks which came
out the old Jail are being knocked
down and broken by parties who at.
tend the Morgan wagon meetings every
night. Yesterday number was living
in the middle of the street and on the
sidewalks. all broken up
Happy Eudimg.
O1TERyILLE, Na.-For fifteen years