The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1896-04-07
4 BOLD PULPIT. TALK.
The Rev. Il. Love Tells tho People Of
Suffolk What Is Harmful.
sun IN cHaReERY OF GREAT INTEREST.
Free Beer On tho Sidewalks = Oh
Easter I'm tho Many Churchcs-
Deeds Recorded and Numerous
Other Local Notes orPcrsons 10"
Know and other News of Interest.

Suffolk. va. April 6.-(Special)-De-
positions arc being taken in the Chan-
Gerry suit of NJ +. Primer and wife. VS..
Al. Primer. The case involves the sale
of the we'll known Pembroke farm, CO.
lonlai estate. near Chuckatuck, whlch Is
owned by the plantiffs. the decision
depends on the construction or deeds. OF
trust. MORTGAGES. and annuNies, and
the legal questions involved are COM
plicated Judge K. Fl. Rawles. of Suf-
folk, and Major j. +. Crocker. Of
Portsmouth rcprt,sent, respectively, the
plaintiffs and the defendant. They were
busy with deponenis. some of whom
IA cane from a distance all day. The case
will be decided by Judge Prentis
A FEA RLESS SERMON.-Rev. J. F.
love at the Baptist Church Sunday
night, preached to large congregation
the first installment in series OF three
sermons on Some Things Which En-
= danger the Character and Reputation Of
a Community. During the introduction
he stated that Suffolk had an enviable
reputation which he feared was in dan
ger OF being shattered. In referring to
some of the recent events which me
said were tending to blacken the COM
munity's character he spoke very plain
" and fearlessly, and with great earnest
ness. He believed 1t was no time to
be talking In inuendoes, but being one
OF those from whom moral instruction
was received he felt It duty to speak
plain facts.
In the first installment the practices
which he denounced were the theatre
cards, germans. bad literature, and girls
fioing the wheel on dark streets after
p M MIR. Love read from the pulpit
letter from prominent out-of-town
man who said he had seen notice of
the series in the Virginian, and who
mad words of announcement for the
preacher In his announced purpose
BEER FLOWING ON SIDEWALK
Al overturned beer wagon, broken bot
ties. moving beer on the sidewalk, and a
bruised child are the results of n horses
fright on East Washington street this
a1ternoon The horse was driven by
FRED Keller. and became unruly, over
turning the vehicle and contents on the
sioeWaik. An eight-year-old niece Of
the driver was riding with him. and was
painfully bruised by the fall A passing
stick OF timber. sixty feet long drawn by
4 tour separate sets of wheels. caused the
morse to get scared.
RASTER IN SUFFOLK-Sunday was
one OF the most elaborate casters among
Y the churches ever seen In Suffolk, They
We're Well attended, and the exercises
( We're received with praise Beautiful
norai decorations and bright music were
features. At the Main Street Methodist
stChurch $500 was realized as an ofrerinr
e and eleven persons united with the
\ cluToa' KEY. W.. A. Barr at s d. M.
s MADE q very appropriate address TO
children at st. Paul's P. E. Church
DEEDS RECoRDED.-These deeds of
bargain and sale were to-day recorded
In the County Clerks office:
entrai Land Company to Edward
oastolhp, one lot on Beech street. 5000.
John w. Kay. trustee, to r. L. VIII
kinson. one lot in Barrett's Neck. $500
SHIPPING NBWs.-Followine are
the arrivals at the port OF Suffolk:
Schr. Z; Is. Leet, Cramer, New York
paIt, Tor W. b. Ferguson & Co.
schr. Virginia Ruon, Leek. New
, nork, TO load lumber from Suffolk Saw.
MIL Company ~"
sohr; c. r. Flint. Hart Harre,t,s
Cove, Me-, ice. for ~ r. Wtthers e 70
SChr' N II. Burrow, Lowry Nav,
ORR. to take lumber from Snn.harn
Lumber Company '"ef"
y, y. Hill has purchased the larger
part OF Capt. G. T. Parker's stock Of
lii , on washington Square. and
VII. WIN move his stock from Kilby street ~
that stand. R. w. Baker q 90 bo, ro
ness. 'aAiis pusl-
revival Is in progress. at the Fire,
ooioIe9) Baptist Church. The pastor ia |
mouth VI 1orts-
Miss Janet A. Withers left to-dav for
Nor1oik to visit Miss Ruth Wilson 70
CRANKY street
mrs. Lee Britt spent Easter with her
1sther' Rev. George C. Vandelslice. d. |
D.. in Richmond. ~
Mrs. j. j. Ferrebee. of Shawboro n
y, is the guest of her sister, Mrs. I p
sutton, Kilby street.
tMlss Eleonor Davis, of Southampton
county, who had been visiting the fa mflv
or Judge R. r. Prentis left town to-dav
tMrs. N. c. Williams and daughters
nave returned from visit TO the family
or Capt. c. 3. Goodwin at Chuoka tucl,
The Suffolk Cotillion Club met to-niph.
and arranged for music and other details
of their Easter german r. w. Ashburn
WAS elected to membership.
Miss blanche Triple. OF Norfolk. ar
rived. to-day to visit Suffolk friends
The Tom Smith Camp of Confede-
rate Veterans will have their semi.
monthly meeting Tuesday night.
Two smokehouse thieves were TODAY
convicted by an Isle of Wight Jury and
eentencted to the penitentisiry.
Tha Phoenix Fire Comrany had their
monthly meeting tonight
Mr.. r. G. Browne and bride. nee Law
renee. who were married in Richmond
Sunday, stopped here to-day to visit the
BRIDES mother before goina to Norfolk
she groom's home.
IA Woman of Wa.r" will be presented
at the City Han Theatre Friday night
I r,,,rIy<y tho yVirfter nf 1909 II