The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1896-11-07
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Passing Mention Made Of Many Minor Hap
peningS in the City and Suburbs.
FAITHFUL SUMMARY OF THE DAYS NEWS
En Order 10 Get in Everything ft
Was Necessary TO EcOnafnize Space
by Applying Condenser TO Many
Items Worthy OF Much More FIX.
tended Notice 'Ehah that Given.

Sweet potatoes are selling for 40 cents
1, barrel
There was nothing done in the Hust-
ings Court yesterday.
Attention IS called to the ad. of H.
l.. Da:hiell. in another column.
The oyster dealers say that the oys-
ters on the rocks are fine this season.
Now is the time to settle up your cleo
ton bets. Everything has been settled.
w. +. VirnelSon &c Co. will shortly
move under Oxford Hall, next to a. j..
Phillips.
The people will wait for the good
times promised and hope that will not
have long to wait.
A charter was granted yesterday to
]. Rosenbaum for a shoe factory in this
city.
y white man from South Portsmouth
was fined So yesterday for an assault on
another party.
Hon. Joseph T. Lawless, who has been
In the city for several days, left for his
home, in Richmond, yesterday.
There has not been u marriage lie
ensc issued in the city this month. There
are several announced for next week
MI. MinSer, well-knowa tenor
singer of Baltimore, will sing at Cen
tral Church Sunday morning ana night.
y milk wagon and n country wagon
collded in the dark yesterday morning.
considerable damage was done To both.
Attention is called 10 the al. OF Il. +.
Howell. In which he offers two rooms
and small house for rent on Washing
ton street.
Israel ketchem was in the Mayors
Court yesterday, charging another party
with having ASA ulted him. but failed
to prove the charge.
An effort is being made by some
friends OF the marine who was fined $50
ana was sent to jail for six months to
set him out of Jail By the payment OF
the fine.
Rumor says that a young lady living
on Dinwiddie street ana Il gentleman
from the north end of the city will leave
to-day for Elizabeth City, where they
Will be married
The entertainment al Trinity =. T..
Church last night was fairly attended
The Republicans in the county expect
to have grand iolliiication meeting
over the final result of the election
All of the ladies participating in 10
lanthi' are requested to meet Airs. Shipp
in the Crawford House promptly at 4
p. III. Saturday. as matters of import
ance are To be discussed after rehearsal.
Two parties from Newport News were
ARRESTED in this city Yesterday upon
complaint Of the authorities 4. Newport
News charging them With jumping their
board bills. They paid the amount due
ami were dismissed.
Several Young men, who, ula. ,inploved
At Primers Point. have TO come 10 This
city at all hours of The night. Ere
luentiy they have 'een stopped by some
negroes. who secret themselves in the
woods near the hospital
Cards are out for The marriage of Mr..
George y. Hewlett la Miss Theresa G.
Hope, of Norfolk. the ceremony to take
place on Wednesday. the llIh instant,
at the residence of Nh Thomas Hope.
No. .33 Freemason street Norfolk.
At meeting Of the quarterly confer
ence Of the Park View Methodist Church
held Thursday night. the following ste
wards We're elected: 4. y. Marlin c.
w. Hudgins, n. l.. Cleaion. j. T. Robin
son, j. II. BROMLEY and l.. 7. Poanc
The Presiding Elder was requested to
use his Influence 10 have Mr.. Proctor.
their pastor. returned.
Attention is called To advertisement of
Joseph f. Weaver. executor of the late
r. Ferebce. in which he gives notice that
he has qualified on the same and re-
quest all parties indebted To the estate
to call and settle Immediately All per-
sons having claims against The same are
also requested Ia present them 10 him
for payment.