The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1895-02-10
SUFFOLK NEWS.
IN OLD NANSEMOND.
Notes and Gleanings From Suffolk
and Surroundings.

Notes and Gleanings From Suffolk
and Surroundings.
Mrs. jennie White, of Norfolk,
has changed her residence to Suf-
folk, residing on Riddick street.
Candidates for county Offices are
daily coming to the surface. The
Office for which they are most nu.
| merous Is commissioner of revenue.
Navigation on tho upper waters
of the Nansemond is totally sus.
pended, the river being thickly
coated with leo.
Mrs. A. Il. Myrick, neo Britt, of
Ncwsoms, Va, has been visiting
Suffolk relatives.
Owing to Mayor Brewers con.
tlnued absence in Isle of Wight
county, thero was no court yester-
day. lie is expected to return this
morning.
D. Y. Burges, who had been visit
ing IN Suffolk, returned last night to
his home i'll southampton, accom-.
paned by j. U. Boykin.
The street cars, which have been
suspened during the past few days,
Will resume operations tomorrow.
w. L. Turuley, of tho Farmers
Bank, returned yesterday from his
trip to Baltimore. having been de.
layed by the late arrival of the Bal
| timore boat III Norfolk.
Several frost bitten ears resulted
from prolonged exposure yesterday.
There are several poor families
around town whose hearts would DO
sInddened by the gift Of ton of
coal or load of wood. The Kings
Daughters can't do everything.
The February term of County
Court i'll Nansemond begins to-
| morrow.
EpwoRTH LEAGUE.-A devotional
meeting of the Epworth League will
| be held at G:30 o'clock this evening
IN the basement of the First Metho.
dist Church. The general public
cordially invited. Subject: "rhe
Holy Garment" Leader, Esmond
Turner, Esq.
SKATING PARTIES. Skating yes
terday Oh the Nansemond and on
| numerous convenient lakes was eX-
ceptlonally fine. Several wagon
parties left town and made day of
1t. taking lunch. a well-known
yonng lady broke through the ice
and had cold bath.
| MINISTER'S Tories. Baptist, Rev.
j. +. Love pastor. Subject: IL a
III, The Lords Emphasis of Indi-
viduality;" 80 p IN, Gods EN-
phasis of Human Reason
Christian, DIR w w Staley pastor
AT ii m, special sermon to
young people; $50 p IN, "Christ
and the Cbildren.
| First Methodist, Rev ii g Cheat.
ham pastor Rev j w Lee, evange-
list. is expected to begin a revival,
preaching at ! IA IN and 1880 p IN.
The pastor stated last night that in
case of MIR Lees non arrival today
he would occupy the pulpit.
Presbyterian, Rev II q Moore
pastor, having recovered will preach
today at l IN and 7:30 p NJ.
Revs George Williams and w W
Gaines will occupy their pulplts in
the colored Methodist, Pine street,
and First Baptist, Second street, re.
spectlvely, at the usual hours.
| DEMOLISHED BY AN ExpLosIoS.-
nc eNS.oeioa Vi "hter pipes yester-
day III MIR. Burwell Riddick's cook.
ing stove at his residence, on Sara
toga street, was sufficiently forcible
to demollsh the stove, driving Dor.
tons Of 1t III all directions. The
cook was bruised about the lace and
head by the flying debris and also
slightly burned. Other fragments
were hurled through tho window,
breaking the sashes. The explosion
is due to an accumulation of steam
IN the pipes, after the kindling of
the tire for DraparlnU hrnnkfast