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The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1898-01-11
BAPTIST SUNDAY SCHOOLS.
The Association Met at the First
Church. This City. Sunday.

The Association Met at the First
church. This City, Sunday.
The Baptist Sunday School Associo-
'ion OF Norfolk and Berkeley held an
aulourned meeting at the First Bap-
list church Of this city Sunday after
noon at 3 o'clock.
Nice-President John MILESTONE pre-
sided Mr.. Henry l.. Smeltz, of Hamp-
Ton. delivered very interesting ad-
dress on thefSubject. Our Orphanage."
ana short talks were made by Rev. E.
IS. Hatcher, Judge NJ. l.. Eurc, DR.. l..
Landlord and Messrs MILESTONE and
winston. a motion prevuiled thai
each school take monthly collection
ior the benefit OF the Baptist Orphan
age At Salem, Va. The various schools
reported for the month of December as
follows:
freemason Street-On roll, 5SG; aver
age attendance 405: additions, g.:
regular collections. Sl4.9l; special col
"a cents
First Church-On roll, 1873; average
attendance, 2l1; additions, -; regular
cofections, S16.S2; missionary col!cc-
uons' N:5S; contributed to home chart.
ties. S6.I3; special collection for or
phanage, SlS.92
Spurseon Memorial-On roll, 255;
average attendance, 152; regular col
,gctions. 1888; special collection for or
phanagc, S2.51
Central Avenue-On roll, $50: aver
age attendance, SO; additions, 8; regu
ID, ccIiections. &c; special orphanagc
collection, $1.45.
Grace-On roll 16S; average attend
ance, Sc; regular collections. s375; spe-
ciai orPhanage collection, 9S cents.
~ serKley Avenue, Berklcy-On roll
azo average attendance, 1876; additions.
:; regular Collections. S9.4S; special
orphanase collection, sci 60
I The committee appointed to arrange
subjects and speakers for the next sly
months reported as follows:
January 2Sd, Berkeley Avenue Church
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1898-01-11
OFFICERS ELECTED.
Merchants' and Mechanics Bank and
southeastern Building Association

Merchants' and Mechanics Bank and
southeastern Building Association.
At the annual meeting yesterday of
inc stockholders of the Merchants, and
Mcchanlcs' Saving Bank the following
directors were elected: w. S. Sprat.
ley. d. f. Donovan, A. S. Cooner.
John T. Wales. w. c. Cobb, w. r.
simmons and w. II. Wales. Jr. The
directors meet on Wednesday next for
the election of bank officers.
At the annual meeting of the South
eastern Building and Loan Assoc.a-
tion yesterday the following directors
were elected, james G. Gill. Il, d,
Gil. r. w. Wh!tehurst, T. ]. Wool,
IhomaS j. Nottingham and b. d,
White. The Board of Director. after
wards met and elected the following
officers: James q. Gill, president and
general manager; B. d. White first
Vice-president; Il. d. Gill, second vice
president; T. j. Nottingham, score
tary; r.. w. Wlrtcnurst. treasurer.
and Messrs Wool and White, gene
raj attorneys. This association is in
safe and most prosperous condition
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1898-01-11
A NOVEL. ENrERTA1N,1r,,7,

Among the most popular and sue
cesSiui entertainments of the times
are the Mock Court Trials, given un-
DER The direction Of an expert, Col.
a. " Newton, the well-known law
Ser-lecturer of Worcester. Mass.
Nearly every city OF New England.
as well as many in other parts OF the
country, have been greatly excited
over them, as attested by the lengthy
an" favorable reports in the leading
newspapers and best of all by the
greut audiences that have packed the
largest nails and opera houses to the
uoors. In many cases the Interest has
Dcen so great that every seat has been
sold in advance and hundreds have
Deen turned away unable even to OBJ
tain Standing room
one OF these popular entertainments
VIII he given under the auspices of the
Young Mems Christian Association. in
the \. NJ. G. ~. Hall. on Friday even
ing, January 81, 1898. One of our
prominent citizens will be tried for the
larceny of Plymouth Rock Rooster
(perhaps 1t Is some politician who de-
sired one to crow for his favor.te cam
didate), and there Will be fun With
out limit
Indeed, 1t is safe to predict that It
VII! be many moons before the walls
OF the Y. NJ. c. a. Hall again re-echo
with so much laughter as will be
heard on that occasion. Additional
interest will be created In the trial
from the fact that n large number OF
our prominent citizens will be parti-
Grants. All the rules of n regular
court of Justice will he observed Par
ticulars will be found in our advertis-
tng columns.
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BOYS GosppL ARMY.

Twenty-four officers of Companies a
IL and'C met yesterday afternoon to
arrange for an entertainment to be
given in The near future
The entertainment promises to be
one of much pleasure
Arthur Landlord was. by vote. pro-
NOTED from second 10 first lieutenant.
and Bonnie Duncan was elected to the
Office of second lieutenant.
Much spirit was displayed in the
meeting, and from the outlook the army
VIII make much progress during the
next four weeks.
One hundred and thirty-eight bows
were present at the meeting on las;
Sunday.
At the regular meeting of the Bible
c!ass Study club, held last night, the
leader, Mr.. Charles II. Towson. was
presented with q handsome chair as n
token OF the esteem and good fellowship
existing between teacher and scholars.
On be half of the class Mr. J. B. Gen
try made the presentation remarks.
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The sultan and our ,y,s.,o,, :,

inc Forte has demanded the recall of
No Hncrican missionaries from the prov
M Oh AlcrDo on the prctcxt that thar
mission Tor distribution Of. relief is likely
10 cause disturbances. THE s:ck man Of
nuropc, as he Is derisivcly called, is as
lceblc. as bright contrast 20 his Ill.
SStlhacy and stupidity. the people of Amer
,h are ncknowlcdGinR far ana wide the
nnchenccnce OF the mission of Il osL.uter's
stomach Bittcrs. namely, to relieve and
prevent malaria. rheumatism. and kidney
complaint. chronic dyspepsia. constinn.
ton and liver trouble The ncrvo,,s L.,
weak and the infirm derive unspeaI;abio
benefit from it's use. and 1t greatly mitj-
gates those infrmities specially Incident
sensation OF comfort Throughout the svs.
tcm. ensne upon its use, which should 10
regular ana persistent An carly resort 10
TO those who seek It's aid
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1898-01-11
MILLIONS II AI0lEY SAVE !:
This Method Of Saving Helps
to Enrich the People.
How The People Are Saving
More Money Than in
Any Other Way.
a Way to Have What Is Needed and
Yet Save Enormous Sums.

The great millionaire. Rothsch!lds,
said: ITO save mOneysis the secret of
riches"
There are few larger expenses in the
household than doctors fees, together
with the cost Of filing prescriptions
Hundreds Of millions Of dollars ure
thus spent annually. 1t Is evident,
therefore, If this vast expense can be
stopped, 1t will result In an enormous
saving to the people,
Community Is becoming keenly alive
TO this fact, since the people are rap
idly learning the great truth that DR..
Grcencs Nervura blood and nerve
remedy Is fast taking the place of
physicians and their prescriptions In
households everywhere, and that this
really wonderful medicine will cure in
cases where even physicians fail Pco-
pie are waking to the sure and indis-
putable fact that n few bottles OF DR..
Greene's Nervura will do more good in
the average case than n hundred dol
lars spent in physicians fees and pre-
ScriptionS.
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CLOSES HIS PAsToRATE.
Rev. e. II. Martin Preached His Fare
well Sermon to Sturgeon Church
Sunday.

NeF. II. II. Martin Preached His Fare
we'll Sermon to Spurgeon Church
Sunday.
Z Rev. Furman II. Martin, who has
served the congregation OF Spurgeon
Memorial Baptist church faithfully as
their pastor for four years past, ten
aered his resignation at the Sunday
morning service and nrea ched his fare
Wen sermon ut night. AS a result OF
MI. Martins evangelical work during
Inc past two years more than a thous-
and conversions have been made in this
city and elsewhere
Spurseon church has appointed a
pulpit committee to look out for a new
lastor. The committee consists of
Messrs. Il. w. Bray, j. w. Whitehurst
and j. l.. Snow. Sunday afternoon at
$3.50 o'clock, Rev. Mr.. Martin, assisted
by Rev. j. w. Mitchell, of Portsmouth.
ordained the following deacons of the
Spurgeon church,: Messrs. e. w. Bray.
j. W. Whitehurst, j. w. Davis and
w. II. Luck. At the close of the night
sermon the retiring pastor baptized
one person. Mr.. Martin has also
served the Gilmerton Baptist church
IN connection with his work here He
nus also resigned there. and at his; sug
gestion the church has extended n un-
animous cali to Rev. c. w. Duke. Of
bcrkley. Mr.. Martin will enter uptr,
his new work at the Salem BAPTIST
church about February LIST. Before
going there he will visit his mother i'm
South Carolina.
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The Importance OF Teaching Our
Distinctive Principles and The Best
Methods" Mr.. NJ. Landlord and Rev.
IL. Il. Dudley.
February 2Tth, Freemason Street
Church-"Thc Relation of Our Sun
day Schools TO the Cause Of Temper
nncc." Mr.. w. l.. Landlord and Rev.
DR.. j. j. Hall.
March 9th, Central Avenue Church
The Advantages of Normal Glass
and Teachers Meeting" Judge NJ. L..
Eure and Rev. l.. II. Martin.
April 24th, Park Avenue Church.
AN Ideal Sunday School" Mr.. L. b.
Allen and Rev. L. Il. Hatcher
May ed, Grace Church-"Qualficn-
tons for Successful Teachcr-What
are They" Mr.. William Main and
Rev. DIR. NJ. Il. Wharton.
June Goth, Sturgeon Ncmorlal-"The
relation Of the Pastors to the Sunday
school" Mr.. w. S. Griggs and Rev.
w. w. Keefe
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METHODIST SUNDAY SCHOOL.
The Association OF Norfolk and Bcrk-
ley Schools Met Sunday.

The Association OF Norfolk and Berk-
ley Schools Met Sunday.
The Methodist Sunday School Asso-
citation of Norfolk and Berkeley met
ct Chestnut Street church. in the lat
ter city, Sunday afternoon. President
Ferehec presided and there was an
overflow attendance
The singing was led by the Assoc.a-
ton Choir and Orchestra, MIR. W. w.
Vicar, conductor.
The banners for the month were
awarded rs follows: Attendance,
Hnntersville school; punctuality, Lib
erty Street. Berkeley; contributions,
irpworth.
The address of the occasion was
made by Mr.. Arthur Taylor. of the
Centenary school, Norfolk 1t was a
strong. helpful paper and was highly
comrlimented. His subject was Sus-
lay school work. especial stress being
laid upon the responsibility of the
teachers
pleasing feature of the meeting
was n motion song by scholars Of
Chestnut Street school.
The next meeting Of the associate
sill be held at Epwn:th church. this
tiiy, on the second Sunday in Feb
Cuary,
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scriptiolls

Mr.. l.. w. Paul, Market ST., Som
ellsworth. N. H., says:
Il first took DIR. Greene's Nervura
blood and nerve remedy because 1 felt
mat my blood was in Il poor state and
needed cleansing; besides, 1 was trou-
oicd with shooting pains through my
chest. The pains affected me badly
IN walking, and at times would almost
cut my breath off. 1 had read the lee
lures of DIR. Greene, and felt that he
was wcll-rcad physician and COM
petent to prepare Il medicine capable
OF benefting the system; then again,
knew that influential people were
using the Ncrvura and speaking very
highly of ii, so determined to try It.
| only used one bottle OF DR.. Greene's
Nervura blood and nerve remedy and
II cured me. 1 have not felt the need
of medicine since the first bottle"
You can be cured by DR.. Greene's
Nervura blood and nerve remedy at the
triflng expense of n few dollars, and
In this way perhaps save hundreds for
your family.
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1898-01-11
DIR. WHARTON TO HpprAsoPfls
Special Sermon Before Friendship Con
clave on Its Anniversary Sun
day Night

at the evening service at Freemason
Street Baptist church Sunday, The Roy.
Or. NJ. Il. Wharton, the pastor preach
cd special sermon to Friendship Con-
cave OF lieptasophs, on the -ecdsion If
It's twenty-ninth anniversary. Mcn,bsr rs
of the order from other concl ,vas in
this city and section attended the SER
vice, more than one hundred beng
present in body. The Rev. DR.
Wharton's sermon on Wisdom, Truth
and Benevolence." the motto Of the
order, was very able one. 4 snecial
programme of music had been arralc-
ca. Miss Alice Jones sang rs n solo. 20
Ihou That Ttllcst Glad Tidings Unto
Zion from Handlers Messiah and
us an oi'ertory solo. Miss Ethel Nicely
sang Calvary" The conrreg m me
very large one.
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1898-01-11
OTHER BUILDING NOTES
Monticello Hotel and Citizens Rank
Growing Toward Completion
New I2SSidnpcac

-NSN NSSluenCeS.
Activity has characterized the berln-
nlnS or the new year in building circles
WORK on the Citizens Banks elegant
new building is being pushed with n
Will The walls have reached the sec
ohu MOOR ana they are beginning to
show the symmetrical nroportions ,n5
ornate exterior decorations which will
MAKE the building one pr the hand
soonest of the homes occupied by any
american Bank The terra Gotta de-
Signs on the front are unusuallv flna
Tor exterior decorations.
~ me new Monticello Hotel the walls
are all up and the roof being built. TO-
'S,her wan space for the elevator ma
chinery. ana the workmen have turnc,
,heir attention 10 the finishing of the
interior. '1'e
a number OF unusually handsome
residences which are going up in Ghent
are rapidly approaching completion,
ana several handsome DWELLINGS, ora
peihg huiit in cther parts OF the ci,v
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1898-01-11
WILL ADDRESS ATE
VETERANS

An invitation has been extended Mr..
w. L. Bib, the wcll-known attorney
OF this city, by Alagruder- Ewell Camp.
Confederate Vetevans. at Williams
burg, to address that body on the 10Th
instant, the occasion OF the annivcr-
sary celebration OF General Lees
birthday and also of the annual cele-
Drat'on OF the camp. Mr. Bibb is an
old student of William and Mary Col
lege and is held in high esteem by the
citizens OF Williamsburg. The selcc.
ton is good one and Mr.. Bibb will
doubtless add 10 his already wide and
well earned reputation as an orator.
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EVENTS TO-DAY.

Select Council Tonight
me City National Bank will hold
It's annual meeting.
me business Mems Associa ton will
mold its nnnua! meeting.
Inc concert to be given this even
ing at Y. NJ CA. Hail for tho ha,on.
of ST. Peters church will no ono nf
the seasons most delightful nvnnts
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Brown 81:

November sales in the
odd store were we'll ahead Of
Same month in '96.
December badly distanced
that Of a year gone by.
Saturdays business was al
most double that of#the same
day So weeks since.
Mondays, far beyond that Of
same day twelve months ago.
This, to us is encouraging.
ut leadssus toastriVeS more hear
8tily along the lines already laid
down to deserve. your custom.
And you'll appreciate If.
And by, and through your
appreciation the business will
5be doubled this good year. 1t
must be; twill be, because the
efforts behind itmake it entire
slly worthy of success. Right
in the shopping centre too,
We're easily7reached. !.
If you already know us, our
methods and treatment need
mo commentator.
# you do not, twill be nlutu-
ally profitable. to form the
acquaintance.
y sNeW Percales the new
est Percales yard wide, 12Hc
and 8 cents the yard.
The selling began yesterday
and will continue today
Joseph Brown, go Main
Street.
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LADIES NIGHT AT THE Y N @ A

Tonight is ladies night at the Y. NJ
g. "A. gymnasium. Admission VIII be
had by card only. The evenings exer-
cises Will consist of regular class work
intersperssd with club swinging, wrcst-
ing. FENCING, etc. Members of She
gymnasium classes have only a limited
hummer Of tickets Ia invite their lady
friends to witness the different events
'tf tine evening. Gentlemen not admitted
unless accompanied by lady and card
of admission.
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BADLY INJURED BY A FAIL.

fletcher Wrench, n white man. 30
searS OF aEe. while returning home
sunday night, fell down n flight of
steps nj the corner of Cumberland md
scott streets, receiving injuries which
may result in his death His head
struck the pavement and his skull Is
badly fractured. He is married ana
employed at fish stand in the City
Market.
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BOOK or THE ROYAI, BILLIE

The V%ginian acknowledges with
1hanks the receipt from Mr.. Arthur G.
baltimore and Ohio railway of tho
January number of the Book of tbc
hoEal Blue, beautiful magazine is
sued by his road. IT is fun of literary
matter Of a high order and the illus-
trations are among the most beautiful
TO be seen anywhere,
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q N Is EsrINss. 4
{ ANNUAL MEETING.

-, Norfolk, / Va. Dec TO- 1897. n
Of f,, the e. CITY NATIONAL BANK. OF Nor
1Slk: ya;, VIII be held at their office on
~ atUJISssDAY, Jan. IL 1898. between hours
nlaflng the number and election y Of ! Di-,,
re GaSnn,d B. w LEIGH. Cashier.
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PORT CALENDAR

Sun rises at 7:1S a. III. and sets at $40
p. M High water at 1858 a. m. and
il laS p m; low water at 4:5t n. M. and
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Observation-Disclosures

BROWNS BRONCHIAL TROCHES
nave for many years been the most
popular article in use for relieving
Coughs and Throat troubles.
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OFFICES.
Il. It. ROGERS,
ROOM I'll AND 212 COLUMBIA BUILD
l!S ING. CRANKY STREET.
~ IN 81 ----- E<,Es REMIT

will. q d :jis.
u.s. STORES.
q Store No. S101 Commercial Place.
s. Store ard dwelling No. "a Queen street.
j;5 Warehouse Nos. 1872 and 1914 Water street.
4 ]. Nos 90 and 101 Commercial Place.
sf Nos. 20 and S3 Commerce street.
{ Nos! 2l6 and PIT Church street.
Offices CRANKY. Bank and Commerce
81 DWELLINGS.
# Dwelling No. 107 Cove street.
Dwelling on Poole street, $40.
& No. 200 Cumberland street. ........a0. 90
3 No. 267 Brewer street
4 No.s4s7 Main street ........ $500. so
4 No. lis Ferguson avenue 49,. .......... Il. 90
Dwelling No; &c Hamilton avenue 1850
u Dwelling No. 4121s Main street, rent s25.
557 Brick Dwelling sNo.E70 Cumberland street
Z contains II rooms, all modern improve
{ ments. and suitable for q boarding house.
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s,W'.iEATH ER i i,
forecasFand GenornI Conditions FOR
q S1fJ IS p q I'll n \ "a, -
washington. Jan. 10, 1893.

Washington. Jan. 10. 1898. /.
e., For Virginia: Threatening
A RAIN weather with light rain Tues
day night; colder; variable
! winds, becoming northerly.
For North Carolina: Threat
ening weather; variable winds.
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METEOROLOGICAL DATA

Weather Bureau, Norfolk, Jan 10.
The following observations are record
ed for the past twenty-four hours:
Maximum temperature >. ....... SO
Minimum tempera ture.. ....... 3S
Normal temperature :. 81
departure from normal. ........plus 10
Departure from normal since Jan
uary 1st. Mus g
Rainfall in "a hours ......,. O
Rainfall since January 1st........ 90
Mean humidity. :. 81
J. j. GRAY, Observer
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Manufacturers sale of Ladies' Furs
Call and secure bargains. Mus, be sold
Sale lass one week.
WALTER j. SIMMONS G. co
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Established fact: The superiority O;
the garments made by Rudolph &
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TROUBLES all kinds curod
with ANIMAL EXTRACTS. FREQ booi,
tells hGw., WASHINGTON CHEMICAL,
CO., Washington, D. C.
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DR.. A. Week has returned and may
be found any day at The Gale JeweIry
Company from 0 a. M. TO s D. IN, No.
80 Main street.
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wv. II. III. Tricei s. Co.,
FOR RENT

y Real Estate and Rental Agents. Corner
I'll. Bank and Plume streets.
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Many Interesting Sunday Services Held at
the Various SanciuarIes.
BISHOP RANDOLPH At CHRIST CHURCH
Demons Ordained Mt Central Ave.
nuo baptist church. Rev. =, II.
Martin Closes His auccpssruI
Passionate MT SpurEcon church
Sunday School Associations.

Right Rev. Alfred Meglll Randolph,
D. D., Bishop OF Southern Virginia.
preached ut the morning service at
Christ church Sunday, his subject be-
Ing Wisdom" rs defined from the
Christian mans standpoint His text
was James 1 chapter, 5th verse. The
sermon was one of the aElcst he has
even preached and It was heard with
pleasure by large congregation.
The music was, as usual, rich, taste
full and devotional
During the interval prior to the ar
rival Of Rev DR.. Grammer the newly
elected rector, Bishop Randolph has
kindly offered his parochial services
to the members of the parish. Bishop
Randolph will also preach on Sunday
next, 10th, and again on the 30th OF
January.
Rev. DR.. Beverly d. Tucker, rector Of
Old st. Paul's, preached at Trinity
church. Portsmouth, Sunday, while
Rev. j. y. Funston, OF that church.
preached at st. Panls
Rev. DIR. John Porter preached a
sermon at st. Lukc's Episcopal church
Sunday morning, in the course Of
parish In Southern Florida since the
killing frosts of 1891. At tho offertory
n handsome contribution was made to
aid DIR. Porters parish.
At st. Paufs church Sunday morn
ing Rev. c. II. Kuyl1, of Crewe, preach
ed an Interesting sermon. delivering
another discourse at ST. Lukc's at
night.
DEACONS ORDAINED.
At Central Avenue Baptist church,
Atlantic City Ward. Sunday afternoon
three deacons were ordained. They
were Messrs. L. L. Hanscl, w. X.
Rock and William Russell Rev. A.
p. Owen. of Portsmouth, delivered the
charge to the candidates. while the
charge to the church was given by
Rev. w. p. Hines, of West Norfolk, a
former pastor of the congregation.
The music was excellent. At the ron
clusion OF the service the CONGREGATION
went forward and shook hands with
the new deacons.
BAPTIST PREACHERS MEETING.
The Baptist ministers held their
weekly conference yesterday, at which
Vice President Rev. II. II. Martin. who
is about to move to Salem, Va, re-
signed and Rev. ]. W. Mitchell. OF
Portsmouth. was elected in his stead.
Rev. p. b. Hatcher and Rev. J. w.
Mitchell We're appointed n committee
10 report at future meeting resolu
lions expressive of the esteem in which
KEY. Mr. Martin Is held by the con-
ference.
The work of Rev. Mr.. Broadus in
trying to pay off the debt OF tho
southwest Female Institute Mt Bristol
was endorsed and commended to the
denomination at large.
a------
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NOTICE..

The annual meeting Of the BUSINESS
MEMS MEMS ASSOCIATION for the election 81
otteers for tho ensuing year will be-
street; on TUESDAY January 18th, ut g.
THOS. II. WILCOX. President
1a4-7t c. PICKETT,s Secretary, -
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Ut.
STORES.

L,1h FTt
rs Roanoke avenue.
"a Roanoke avenue.
"a Roanoke avenue.
421 Main ST.
G. Bank ST.,
&c Bank st.
172 Church ST.,
,S7 Commerce street,
25 and q Talbot ST.,
OFFICES.
$50 Main street,
211 Main street,
Q Fayette street.
a desirable cottage
about one mile from
Town, tNl
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FUrs. Furs. Furs. Furs Large
consignment from the manufacturer.
WALTER ]. SIMMONS & co