The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1895-07-13
SUFFOLK LOCAL.

Rev. j. T.. Love will preach special
sermon at the Baptist Church Sunday
evening on Suicide.
District Lecturer Parke Jones, Of
Willinmsbur re-, this week made an Off.
einl visit to Courtland Lodge, No. So,
4. +. aud A. NJ.
The Meth odists of Wakefield have
procured lu mber for the erection there
Of taber naclo.
Miss Carrie Griffin. of Hartford, n.
c., is visiting The Misses Buck, Main
street.
Thsre was last night called meet.
ing OF Withers' Division No. Z, u. h.
X. Of p.
David Freeman, colored, was yester.
day fined 3d.. so in the Mayors court
Tor dlsorderiy conduct. \ young white
stranger was arraigned for stealing four
eggs, but the warrant was Withdrawn
before trial.
Rev. Johu N. Mccormick left yester.
day for Buffalo. n. Y, where hls pres
ence rs required to-day.
The game scheduled to be plsyed
last afternoon between the Suffolk
Juniors and Shoe FIys was postponed.
Miss Eva Jones is visiting friends in
Roanoke, Va.
The Nnnsemond Tribe of Red Men
cleared &ll0 on their recent feast of
corn and venizen ia Barretts Neck.
The proceeds will go towards the con.
struction Of q w,gwam.
Messrs. B. f. Long and S. a. Holo
wan, OF Elon College, y. c.; w. II,
Scars. of Worthwhile, n. C.. and s. NJ
Smith, OF Auburn. NJ, c.. are visiting
Suffolk friends.
james Edward Randall and Hattie
Ann Phillips, colored, were married in
Suffolk Thursday.
The following delegates were chosen
last night to represent the Phuuix Fire
Company Ill Tho State Firemeu's Con.
vention, which meets in Har1isonburu
next week: ii. Nj. Butler, foreman:
Eugene Hurley, }. G. Crocker, L. A.
Thomas.
BARN AND HORSES BURNED,
Sidney Cutchin, who resides in the
rouo,y, uear Csrroltou, recently Ind
burned hi. barn and entire contents.
consisting of hay, corn, buggles and
farming utensils. Two hurses also
perished III the flames before they
conid be removed. The fire wag not
discovered TIL the building was nearly
consumed. There was no Insurance..
ENJoYABLE OCCASiuN. Tito double
birthday parlr which occurred last
evening at the residence of l.. +. Hol
land. Esq, Bank street, in honor of
his two children. Bessie aud Pretlow.
was very enjoyable occasion. Quite
u number OF their young friends were
present and wished them mauy ioyous
returns.
SUFFOLK MILITARY ACADEMY. Pub
lie notice is directed to the advertise.
ment Of the Suffolk Military Academy,
which begins in this number. This
excellent lnGtitution Of learning has
been III successful operation for twenty
years, during which time the principal
has had the pleasure of witnessing
many of his students SUCCESS In bust
ness and the professions. 1t is we'll
equipped with modern educational np.
pilances aud Is possessed of other de.
sireble attributes which should recon-
mend II TO the favorable consideration
OF parents aud guardians.
TARGET pRAcTIcE.-ln target prac.
tlce by the Suffolk Grays Yesterday af-
ternoon the following won the three
medals awarded by the company: First,
T.. y. Thomas: second, Frank Mcneil.
third, G. II. kilhy. Thomas and Mcneil
each scored eleven ont of possible
fifteen aud tied three times before tho
winner was decided. Average com.
pany score. Blk and two-seventeenths.