The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1896-04-03
OWN. or SUFFOI1 X

B. Austin and H. III. Butler. The inter-
ment was in Cedar Hill Cemetery, the
Pythians having charge OF the burial
ceremonies. The following served as
pall-bearers: Col. Thos. w. Smith, NJ. Il.
Lloyd. DIR. w. D. Wood. Col H. e. Smith.
William ii. Jones. Jr.. Commodore L. w.
Jordan. Wiley knight and John c.
Smith.
PROPOSED NEW PUBLIC SCHOOL.
Citizens In the county near Dean'n
Station want public school establish.
cd there. and with that end In view
number of them had q meeting to-
day In the Office of Mr.. Lee Britt, County
Superintendent of Schools, Messrs.
Reps Williamson. L. A. Deans and sim
mon Bryant. composing the Board Of
trustees In Sleepy Hole district, were
also present. The establishment is on
posed by residents near Bellevue school.
three miles from Deans. who say II
would result in the disintegra ton and
adjustment Of their school. The mat
Ter winch Is causing some feeling, Will
be settled Saturday by the Board, be-
fore which will appear REPRESENTATIVES,
OF each faction, armed with arguments
and petitions.
WILL HE SPECTFY?-Rey. ]. II.
Love viii on Sunday night, at the Ban.
list church. preach the first of n serins
OF three sermons on Some Things Which
Nnoanger the Character and Reputa-
ton of Community" Tn tho liph, ~.
some recent events, to which apnIica-
ton Will probably be made, the sell.y
VIII prove to be of an interesting ma
ture.
WAS KNOWN IN SuFFOLK.-Mr.
w. q. Fox. whose drowning in q mill
pond near Nottoway Courthouse was
given In to-day's Virginian, was well
known IN Suffolk He resided here for
several years and was a partner In tho
iirm or Lloyd & Fox, East Washing.
ton street
DEATH AT NURNEYVILLE.-M
Ida V. Bradshaw died to-day nj her
nome In Nurneyville. The funeral will
take place at 800 o'clock Friday after
noon from the Baptist Church in Suf-
folk. Rev. ]. f. Love officiating. Mrs.
bradshaw was originally Miss Ida JOY.
ner. and she formerly ;attended school
In Suffolk, where she had a number OF
friends
COTlLLIoN CLUB MEETING.-The
Suffolk Cotilllon Club will have a meet
ing next Monday evening in the office
OF X. ). Boykin & Co, Ito decide about the
ehgagement OF music and othsr details
or the Easter german. A full attendance
Is wished.
Miss Lizzie Sturgeon. the wonderful
little lady who has no use Of her arms
but who can sew, write and perform on
the pltiHo Will HeT toeS. Ii giving eXnlDl-
lions at No. "a Washington Square.
Subscribers who are getting i'm arrears
In the payments for The Virginian are
invited to be pr6hareth for the collectors
when they call Saturday.
Prof. D. Daily and sparrirg partner
who had been to Franklin. were in Suf-
| folk to-day. They passed on to Norfolk
! after brief stay.
During the first two days of April Ger.
| tifcates were issued from the County
Clerks office to twelve persons who will
receive pensions.
Mrs. Matte Egerton and child. of
Macon, N. c.. are visiting Mrs. Eyer
| tons sister. Mrs. Merritt Briggs, Bank n
TOMS sister, Mrs. Merritt briggs, Bank
| and Holiday streets.
| The County Supervisors and Com
missioners had n joint meeting to-day
! for road purposes. Only routine work
| was done.
DR.. Thomas II. Barnes returned to-day
| from Richmond. where he offended q
meeting OF the Board of Visitors of Vir-
ginia Medical College.
Mr.. w. N. Ssbren. of CORTLAND, was
| in Suffolk this afternoon en- troute to
| Bedford City to visit his son. who is III.
| Merritt Briggs 1G'u.. to-day went I
| Emporia, where he IS employed to defend
q man charged with shooting another.
! The case will come up in the County
| Court next week.
Councilman @. S. P. Holland has put
up his new soda fountain and other APP
| IaratuS for the preparation OF cooling
! beverages. Thanks are extended for
| courtesies.