The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1895-04-24
SHORT ITEMS
The DoingS Of Minor Importance
Worth Jotting Down.
DEMOCRATIC PRIMARY TO-DAY
Marriage License. Funeral of a
Child. A Finger Cut Of. Presi-
dent Hoffman in the City. The
Sale OF Park View Lots.
Struck on the Head.

oounty cIerks Cthce yesterday morn
ing.
VIM. Obey charged with felony was
day.
Miss Maude E. Williams is visiting
mrs Louis Benson at 40 Eihingham
street.
President r, c. Hoffman, of tho
oeaboard Airline, was in the city
yesterday.
Read the advertisement of house
ply as directed.
notlce OF the late VIM. II. Ridgwel in
another column.
Inc Portsmouth Baee ball team will
reach home tomorrow in time to play
the Roanoke boys.
young man was tried in the
mayor Court yesterday for trespassing
and was dismissed.
MIS- >. Il. Windsor, daughter of the
ih'e john Cooke, of this city, die d in
Alexandria yesterday.
Inc Democratic primary will take
pace TO- day and Friday for the pur-
pose Oh nominating city officers,
MRS Auolphus Msginley returned
rom Hlchmond Monday night after
PHEASANT stay OF several weeks.
III uhotner column the card of Il. y.
bunUnR appears in which he announces
nimseif as n candidate for Sheriff of
the county.
"A party OF men were before the
mayor yesterday for playing ball ON
the streets. They we're reprimauded
and dismissed.
constable Adams, of the county, ar.
rested party Of negro men and women
yesterday ut West Norfolk for disor
DERBY conduct.
", mos. X. Nee, an apprentice at Thos.
W. Godwln's machine shop. had his
numb cut of yesterday By being
caught IN the machinery.
Inc funeral of MIR. Ridewell will
taRe place this afternoon at 3 o'clock
from Trinity p. L. Church, TO which
me puoiic s[e invited to be present.
mr.. NJ. D. Mulvey moved portion of
us furniture to Port Norfolk yester
DAY. He expects TO run II first class
pace during the coming summer.
mrs. Joshua james, of BranchyiIle.
Is stopping with her father, MIR. Par
sons, on Washington street. She
orouent her little son down for. medl-
cal treatment
S"i VI hT, Nllklp6 little
son Jesse was conducted from the resi-,
dence of his parents in ChprchIsnd
Yesterday. The remains wsro inferred
IN Churchland Cemetery.
Attention Is called TO the dissolution
OF the firm OF CIV, DeGaybody A. Co
in which Mr.. DeGsybodv anpounca,
that he has assumed all indebted meas NJ
the late firm, See advertisement.
Atlantic Lodge No. "a. K. of p want
over to Norfolk yesterday afternoon IN
escort the remains of tho late c. II,
turner 20 this city. Mir. Turner was a
member OF that lodge for quite mum.
Der ofyears.
a negro man named Parker Int a
man named Alphonso Williams over
the mead with piece Of scantling aud
INJURED HIM very much. lie was ar
rested by Constable Ishnm and lodoed
IN the county jail.
IL Is SAID That the members of Central
Nj. T.. Church do not intend 10 be lelt
oehlhd IN the way OF securing new
chutcb. An effort Is on foot to dispose
OF the present building. purchase a lot
and build new church. which they
badly need. 'N'
Attention is called to the advertise.
ment OF George S. Bell, agent, in
which lie asks the public to cali at his
store, IN the Brandt building, aud OK
anime his spring and summer stock OF
iaces. embroideries, etc. See adyer
tieement.
marriage licanse was issued yester.
day to MIR. Thomas S. Lawrence to wed
MISS Mary a. Parker, daughter OF Mr..
Josephus Parker. The ceremony will
lake place this afternoon ut The resi-
dence OF Mr.. Parker, on the corner of
London and Court streets.
The Land Improvement CompaDy's
sale OF lots is not only attracting the
attention OF capitalists at home. but
quite a number of capitalists from,
across the river have their eyes looking
that way. Yesterday several of them
were over looking around PARK View,
Attention Is directed to the an.
nonncement, to be found in another
column, that the odd Fellows enter.
tainment, which WAS to have taken
place at kirn Hall, Friday, April 18th.
has been postponed to Thursday, Nav
I'd. This action is taken in order not
to conflict with tha entertainment TO be
given by the South Street BAPTIST
Church at Oxford Hall on the former
date.
ErcrybodY
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