The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1896-09-30
THE TALK OF TIE TOWN
Passing Mention made Of Many Minor Hap
pGnings in the City and Suburbs.
FhiTI!euL SUMMARY OF TIE DAYS NEWS
Ia Order 10 Gel iu Every thing It
Was Necessary 40 E:couunsize Spnce
by Applying Condenser TO Many
A.cms Worthy az Much More Elk.
tended Notice '-I.un that Given.
Circus in town TODAY.

Circus in town to-day.
Chicken thieves continue TO get i'll
their work
There have been but few marriages
thiS month.
The clerks and writer's will be paid
tomorrow.
Look out for pickpocke;s to-day
around the circus.
There was nothing reported at the
station house last night.
Attention is called TO the advertise
mcnt of c. w. HudSins & Co.
Miss Jennie Amissaie is very sick at
her residence. in Park View.
The old rates for freight on the Sea-
board Air Line have been restored
Col. VIM. Lamb and Mr. Wise will
speak al Oxford Hall Thursday night.
Yesterday was a diSagrceablc day. 1t
made all outdoor work very unpleasant
Mr.. w. a. Young has been requested
TO speak in this city next Monday night
The Seaboard Air Line Increased their
clerks yesterday on account of heavy
traffic.
There was no docket in the Mayors
Court Yesterday, no arrests having
been made.
Mr., +. J, Durham returned yesterday
for the past month
Mr.. James Y. Borum and wife will
arrive home from the Roanoke Red Sui
phur Springs to-day.
Mrs: Willev's chicken house in West
Norfolk was raided a few nights ago,
and all her fowls were taken.
Miss Anna Smith goes TO Richmond
over the n. & w. this afternoon. where
uhe will remain during the winter.
The funeral of Mrs. Taylor will take
place from the Scottsville BAPTIST
Church this afternoon ut O'Clock.
The suit Of L. T. Lindsay VS.. the town
of Berkeley was referred to the County
Court Yesterday back to justice for
trial.
The storm last night interfered very
much with the attendance at Central
Church to see Prof. Dobbins' entertain
nent.
Miss Margaret Cole. Of Petersburg,
ind Miss Lizzie Warick. of Henderson.
ARE visiting Miss Ashton on London
street.
Mr.. Louis Phillips will leave Thursday
morning for St. Louis to attend the
Democratic National Silver Mems Con-
Eention.
The Episcopal and Catholic Churches
observed the Feast of st. Michael yes
terdav with services appropriate 10 the
occasion.
MIR. a. II. Martin has returned from
Richmond. where he had been attend
ing 4 meeting of the Republican State
Committee.
Attention is called to advertisement
of two houses on Washington street for
rhnt for $3.50 each. City water, etc. See
advertisement.
Col. John Gary Watts. adjutant and
INSPECTOR general OF South Carolina.
went South on the Seaboard Air Line
Line Yesterday.
In another column Messrs. Levy &
Jacobs announce that they have the
handsomcst line of neckwear In the city
Give them a call.
The funeral of Mrs. Hester y. Taylor
will take place this afternoon ut 3
O'Clock from the residence of her hus-
hand. in ScottsVillc.
The wind blew great guns last night.
Blinds slammed. windows ratified and
signs sdueaked. making n hideous sound
TO those who heard it.
Mir j. w. Chapman, formerly OF Ports
mouth but who has been living in Blue
field during the summer arrived in
Portsmouth last night.
The Fourth Ward John w. Daniel
Club will have speaking at their club