The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1896-12-30
s. A. Baker, Hardware, and the Suffolk
Supply Company Forced 10 Assign.
BAPTIST CHURCH OFFICERS ELECTED
3"The Tyroiean Queen" Will Tic re.
peaacd at the city Hail on New
Years Might Property Transfers
Election Of i. q. o. +. Officers
Rricr News Matters.

building materials at No. Q East Wash
fington street. assigned to-day to r. II
Rawles, trustee. Mr. Bakers liabilities
amount to S5.T20. assets about $1,000.
The following are named in the deed as
preferred creditors: Il. w. Smith. rent,
amount not stated; T. S. wilkins. $4,000;
Felix Brinkley. $500; Farmers Bank
of Nansemond, 1925; Alfred r. Riddick.
$500.
w. j. Petit. trading as Suffolk Sup
ply Company, assigned to c. II. Causey,
.Jr.. trustee Liabilities $2.5G0. nominal
assets $500. Preferences: Mrs. W. j.
Petit. $1,000; Farmers Bank. $500.
ENCAMPMENT OFFICIALS.
+ On Monday night Suffolk Encamp-
ment No. 32. /. @. Q. f., elected the
following officers for the ensuing term.
namely. A b. Lawrence. chief pa
Striarch; V. S. Kilby. senior warden; S.
A. Baker. high priest; r. II. Rawles,
scrlbe Ben Dumvillc treasurer: j. y.
Williamson, junior warden; j. Kelly.
inside sentry; D. S. Jones, outside SEN
try. v. S. Kilby. II. II. Rawles and S. a.
Baker, trustees.
ay PROPERTY TRANSFERS.
The following deeds have been ad-
United to record In the clerks office OF
iNansemond County Court:
Mary MacRae and NJ. Fillmore Primer
to Alice MacRae Vance, of Union coun-
~. n; G., the Pembroke and Pitt farms,
fNoutdlilHlS oOp dcTeS, second, SnOCklSy
Hill island, in Nansemond river, con-
tanning one acre; third, 2s-l0o of an
acre OF land: fourth, % 9-lO0 acres OF
land All of the above land lies in
sohuckatuck district, in Nansemond
county: consideration si.SS2.s5.
M. w, Crumpler, by trustee. to Lulie
ID. Pitt, lot in the village of Chucka-
tuck, known us the Wickers or Tynes
lot; consideration $500.
ohm +. Primer to Rufus l.. Potter
26 acres of land in Cypress district:
consideration $500.
y Peter Riddick, by trustee, to John e.
Primer, lot No. 81 in West Jericho: con-
9sideration $40.
BAPTIST BRETHREN.
The official members of the BAPTIST
church held meeting tonight and
transacted the following business:
Messrs ID. p. Daughtery and r. NJ
sButler were chosen as trustees to fill
vacancies In the board The following
additional officers We're also chosen: b
u Saunders. auditor; II. NJ. Butler. as
8slstant treasurer: j. l.. Little, choir
master: Pelham Trotman and ]. e.
iffayford, collectors.
TO BE REPEATED.
The opera "Tyrolean Queen" will be
repeated at the City Hall on New Years
night next Friday for the benefit of
St; Paurs p. r. church. The admission
Will be only 25 cents to any part of the
hall, and seats can be reserved without
extra charge at the bookstore of Brady
q ROBERTS The cast and The chorus
VIII be the same as on last Friday night
and the rendition of this pretty opera
VIII be better. If such a thing is posi-
pie, as the participants will be thorough
sAy at ease In their several parts. Those
who have not seen 1t should be sure
TO go, and many who saw II last Friday
night will doubtless be present at the
repetition TO enjoy the entertainment
and help good cause.
BRIEFS AND PERSONALS.
RI j. II. Mizelle and James Biggs, charG-
ed with HOUSEKEEPING. were arraigned
before Justice A. L. Eey on Monday.
and after a long preliminary hearing.
SpothftWere acquitted for want of proof
against them. They were represented
by Judge r. II. Rawles.
y Miss, Iouia Boisseau, q niece of the
late Mrs, r. r. Allen, of Suffolk. died
sat her home In Danville at IL o'clock
night for Danville to attend the obse-
Squies.
81 Mr.. ]. c. Dennis and wife. of Crit
Stendens were in Suffolk to-day ell route
70 NOnancock to visit relatives
q, r Miss sally A Finney, principal of
SuHoik College. is confined to her resi-
5dence by sickness.
Messrs. ID. N. Farnell and Lepron
s Hubbard. who have been sick arc AGAIN
Z Apie 70 pc out and attend to business
hr. hinton Hargrave, teller of The
FARMERS bank. Is confined TO his room
4 ny sickness. Cashier BILLY" Jones ha {
resumed his old place at the counter
and is just as active as he used TO he
Mr.. and Mrs. w. H. Andrews and
their daughter Verna, Of Windsor. were
In Suffolk to-day, guests OF r. A. Mar
1 shell's family.
Har.J. Caesar Darden. OF Suffolk, spent
E Today very pleasantly with friends In
Portsmouth "
Miss Helen Evans. of Norfolk. "a the
5ner street. "
Mr.. q. w. Dennis and bride, who had
4 been visiting relatives In Suffolk. re.
turned yesterday to their home at Crit
5fLenden. Nansemond county
The SUFFOLK Literary club. which s,ls-
pended during the holidays, will NEE
with Mrs. r II. Rawles, No. IS Bank
Btreet, on Wednesday. Jan. 6, 1897. al
O'Clock. Misses Pauline Worden an6
E5telle Darden will read.
3s2 Miss Margaret Wilson, of Norfolk IS
the guest OF Miss Nan Withers. or
North Main street
Mrs. Charles Dennis and her daugh.
I ter Louise. of Park View, Portsmouth
are visiting Mr G. w. Dennis and fam.
J tiy. on Primer street.
Rev. L. r. Wright, pastor Of Grace
4 baptist church. Norfolk. was In Suffolk
to-day on pleasure bent.
htr. Lee Britt and wife went to Rich.
mond on Christmas day to visit rela.
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