The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1896-02-08
Town OF SUFFOLK

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tor. assisted by Rev. Daniel B. Austin
ana DR.. w. w. Staley. The remains
were Inferred In Cedar Hill, the follow
ing p~all-bearers officiating: DIR. w. d.
Wood. Col Thomas w. Smith, DR.. II. w.
Campbell, Messrs. A. S. Eley, r. II. AL.
len n Capt. e. 3. Britt. Among those
from q distance attending were Mr.. and
MRS. Thomas Lawrence. OF Portsmouth;
Mrs. j. w. Bidgood and MIR. Vivian Law
renee, of Churchland; Mrs. Susan Hol-
ladaY. OF the county. and Miss Mary
Lawrence, of C~huckatuck.
CARD PARTY.-About thirty per-
sons last night participated In the card
party given by Mrs. r. s. Boysln. which
was enjoyed till q late hour. and sup
plemented with refreshments. The
lady's prize was captured by Miss Janet
W1thers. while Mr.. ]. NJ. Burgess was
awarded the genteman's trophy. Mr..
w. G. ELAN took the BOBBY honors.
MILLINERY STORE SOLD.-A deed
recorded to-day conveys one lot on
Ktlby street now occupied as a milf
merry store, from Mrs. c.. p. Cote to
John F. Lotzia. The price paid was
$1,000. Mrs. Cote has decided to go
out OF business.
COURT DOCKET COMPLETED
The docket fer the. next term of Nan
semond County Court. beginning Mon
day, has been completed. 1t contains
four criminal cases. and nine civil suits
some OF long standing. There will be
no grand jury at thist term.
MGETING.-The Town
Council had n brief and nimportan
meeting tonight. the proceedings being
at most exclusively of a routine nature.
The committee of experts which is in
NestiEating II eS-treasurer's accounts
was present and prepared to submit
q report, but after discussion It was
uecided TO be- more cxpedient to receive
tnelr report behind closed doors. Ac-
cordlngly a secret meeting will be held
for that purpose next Tuesday.
HOP AT TOWN HALL.-A very plea
snht mop was given tonight in the old
Iown Hall The dancing was CON
tlnued till a late hour. The music was
furnished by Professor James AYERS
string band.
Judge II. Fl. Wilcox and Mr.. Wash
ington Taylor, of Norfolk. and Judge
Iortlock OF Portsmouth, passed through
Suffolk this afternoon en- route to Rich
ono on Legislative matters.
One OF Captain J. c. Hubbard's boats
naa a mast taken out yesterday while
lying at nch in the Nansemond
Mr.. Thomas Sebrell, of Portsmouth
va, was In Suffolk to-day. He left to-
night Tor CORTLAND. his former homo
a mad dog vas recently killed near
Cleopus, but not before It had bitten
Olncr cannes.
DR.. w. w: Staley expected to lecture
on ms foreign tour in Windsor, Va,
tonight. $50
There has not been a marriage liccnsc
issued from the County Clerks office
during the first seven days of Fobru-
airy.
Mr.. G. r.. Shultz. of Washington, d.
C., who Is connected with the postal
service, was In Suffolk to-day.
Mrs. John b. Primer Tonight gave n
literary hunt" at her home on Brook.
lyn Heights.
Sheriff a. H. Baker was thought to
be somewhat better to-day.
Claretta n. Avery tonight preached
her farewell sermon before a large
crowd. She will go from here to Ports
mouth.
Mr.. J. e. schoolfeld, the well known
Danviilc evangelist. is expected to con-
duct q revival in Franklin next week
To Cure n Cold I'm One Dny.
Take laxative Bromp Quinine Tablet.
All druggists refund the money if II In ills
to cure. CSC.