The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1895-11-01
A SUFFOLK MARRIAGE
,.'IHo Souls With Bdta Single Thought Two
Hearts That Beat As One
.RYLEI1's BODY CANNOT Be FOUND
proceedings OF the Circuit Court
s List OF october Mnrringcs-Thc
Rs Second Division of Eiremcn TO
n Leave To-Ngorrow Feeling of In
difference Among The Democrats.

# Suffolk, VA. Oct 3l.-(SpecialD-
The Baptist Church. decorated with
ferns and lighted with banquet lamps,
\ at $3.50 o'clock this afternoon was the
scene of IL pretty matrimonial event,
~ the principals being Miss Eusenla
.sNertley Rountree and Mir. Riddick Rob-
,ert Harrell, both of Suffolk, with Rev.
~. Il. Love as minister officiating. Miss
Z Eyie A. Jonnkin, OF Norfolk. was maid
ssof honor, and Mr.. G. j. Rountree, best
man. Sessrs. w. c. Harrcll and p. l..
4 Rawles We're ushers and Miss Myrtle
4 Booker rendered the wedding march.
& Ehe bride was attired In n brown travel
ling suit and in her hand bore a Bible.
The maid OF honor wore white china
silk; trimmed with chiffon, and carried
"a bouquet of La France roses After
the ceremony Mr.. and Mrs. Harrell left
via the Norfolk and Carolina for II
Northern tour.
CIRCUIT COURT PROCEEDINGS
Circuit Court, Judge Is. 7. Gunter, OF the
Z Eighth Judicial Circuit, presiding, was
In session to-day and transacted bust
ness as follows:
Oliyet Bros, of Philadelphia vs.. the
administrative of estate Of William II
I Everett, deceased, chancery suit; decree
entered ordering sale OF Twenty-Five
i acres OF land to pay $500 note for which
5 Everett was security.
The chancery suit. Lizzie Smith and
others VS.. II. p. Primer and james II.
K Pinner, deceased. was renwed in the
name of A. II. Baker, sheriff and ad-
ministrator.
Decree was entered ordering the cura-
Tor or the Whitehead estate to pay off
the heirs as came of age, respectively.
The suit, Charles d. Norton e Co, of
philadelphia, VS.. Charles #. Brockwell
y Charles w jenkins and others, TO set
aside deed of trust, which was on We'd
nesday decided In plaintiffs favor. was
appealed to the Court of Appeals
Il Adjourned for the special term.
4, SEARCH FOR RYLETT'S BODY
ABANDONED.-W. N. McAnge. owner
81 the sloop Annie Is. Tillcr. from which
Il ed, returned this morning from down
the ;NanSemond, where Il searching
party had unsuccessfully dragged the
river for his body. The river bottom
X mas been secured around the locality
s contiguous TO the drowning, but no
trace of the dead man has been found
Il The search has been temporarily aban-
doned and the body will probably not be
located TIL washed ashore or accidently
discovered. The water where he first
Tell overheard WAS less than six feet
deep, but Is near the channel In which
he probably scrambled in the efforts
to save himself, IIe could not swim.
MARRIAGES IN OCTORER.-Dur-
Ing the month of October there were
Z twenty marriages in Suffolk and the
county of Nansemond as follows:
~ White-John Bains to Lizzie l.. Will
q lSins. David l.. Harrell to Matte CIVIL
kins. John II. Thomas to Sarah " Flow
: ers, Edmund Lee Tompkins to Sullie
Carbell Cotton, William II. Baker to
HF'lorine Wilkins, Mills Brinl1ley to Ham
nah ]. Boush. Joseph #. Dalton to Josie
Is 10. Winborne, r. H. Harrell to Eugenia
{sVertley Rountree.--S.
IS Colored-SolOmon Wick to lille {;
Norfeet, Richard Jones to Nora Jones,
Albert Smith to Mary It. Hale. Robert
Pitts to Emma j. Swift, John Henry
Green to Mary Hines. Edward Epps to
f Henrietta Rawles. Edmund INLAND to
r caroline Il. Warrell, George Bryant to
Mary Randall, Archie Wynn to MarEa-
ret L. Duke, BENJAMIN Edwards to Bar
barry Edwards. Mathew Boyett to Rosa
Jones, Dock Williams to Emma Davis
Up.
Arrangements have been made by
which the Second division of the Phoe-
nix Fire Company will start for Allan
ia via the Norfolk and Carolina road at
3:05 o'clock Saturday afternoon.
-. L. III. Barnes to-day returned from
williamsburg, Va, where he had been
TO attend meeting of the Executive
Il Committee of William and Mary Col
1ege. of which committee he is a mem
s her.
Pedestrians passing along Washing
ton Square about $50 o'clock this morn
ing could have heard sounds of n
noisy alteration and scuhie emanatinc,
from q store kept by two Hebrew broth
ers, who We're engaged in a dispute
A special meeting OF the County
Board of Supervisors will be held next
"Wednesday for the purpose of settling
with DR.. Thomas H. Barnes, ex-Treas-
urer, who says he has been ready for
settlement some days.
W. NJ. Terry, of South Boston. Va
United States revenue detective, was in
Suffolk to-day. He has been visiting
dfstilleries through this section of late
4 1t is feared that the feelings of in
difference and apathy, which prevail to
some extent in the county, will result
( In small vote at next Tuesdays cleo
4 tfon. The Democrats. however. are
confident Of winning as there has been
little activity among the opposition
parties.
Grand Dictator w. ]. Hubbard. of
Bedford City, will pay an official visit
70 Nansenond Lodge, No. 20sO, X. of III.
Friday night.
Mr.. B. F. Smith, contractor for the in
terior equipments Of the new CIerls's
ofhee, left at 5:07 this afternoon for
Richmond. io'
Z The injurious drought of about two
months duration was to-day broken bv
oopious showers.
Ihe last cablegram from Dr. w. w
5Staley announced the safe arrival in
Cairo. Egypt, of the party Of which he
is a member.
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