Virginian-pilot. (Norfolk, Va.) 1898-1911, 1899-11-07
TOWN OF SUFFOLK
o. Flinrb,erg Conveys Property to P.
J. Morris, Trustee.
Campaign Closes a, rsio of wight
Court House Tho Candidates
claim War Tictnres shown-I.lo
ofwishe Court Begins.
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Suffolk. Va, Nov. 6.-There was an
assignment to-day-the first Nanse-
mond county has known for many
months. It was small one. D. Fein-
berg conveys in trust a lot OF property
at Pig Point Va, to Lawyer p. j. Nor
rls, OF Norfolk, who is named as trus-
tee. Probably neither the assets or IL
abilities will reach $1,000.
The stuff transferred includes stock
| of dry goods, groceries and general
| merchandise located in John L..
Wrights store at Dean; also horse,
! wagon, feed and other personal pro-
ment, and the uneXpired license and
lease
j. Epstein. trading as the Baltimore
Bargain House. is preferred for si25.
THE CAMPAIGN CLOSED.
The campaign is over and the ballots
will have to tell the story Tomorrow
1t closed to-day where it began-at Isle
of Wight Court House. There was a
good sized crowd present, but the ex-
element was of more subdued nature
than was expected. There was very
little drunkenness. There was political
speaking. Four men talked for Stands.
They were:
THE ORATORS.
Hon. A. NJ. (Governor) BROMLEY, OF
Franklin; Dr. Claude j. Bradshaw, a
House candidate, Of Carrsville; Lawyer
S. H. Edwards of Isle of Wight, and j.
Peter Holland, Of Franklin.
Both Stands and Boykin were busy
with their supporters-receiving final
reports from friends and shaking hands
with voters.
- ", Tel rFy Utr-t, - o.,
Boykin, 1t Is said, by few hundred.
But Stands men claim they have the
majority of white voters, not only in
that county, but all over the district.
In Nansemond a rough estimate Of the
new registration is 1,500 white and 1000
colored. Most of the latter will vote the
Boyllin ticket, but there are exceptions.
The judges of election who will serve
Mt Suffolk precinct are r. S. BoySin,
Robert e. Whitehead and John E. Hoff-
man.
WAR PICTURES.
Colonel Grover had good sized audi
ence to see war pictures ut the City
Hall Theater tonight, and judging
from the applause the exhibition seem,
ed to please. His machine threw on the
canvas some striking views of the big
battles in three wars. Some Of them are
claimed to be official. The Tom Smith
Camp Of Confederate Veterans was
present. Many Of the photos of war
celebrities were cheered. A number of
presents was given away. Willis Rid
dick got the watch. The exhibition will
last two more nights
NEW ADS.
Mr.. Garrett Will meet persons who
wish to take vocal lessons next We'd
nesday
Mr.. Faust tells of a plush collarette
which was lost last Sunday. and offers
reward for its return.
w. q. Ferguson 6 Co. advertise on
page two for a two-horse truck.
ISLE OF WIGHT COURT.
This was the beginning of the No.
vember term Of Isle of Wight Court
but owing to the extreme Illness ~
clerk N. Il. Youngs daughter. there
was no business OF Importance trans
acted.
PROPERTY SALES.
These bargain and sale decide n,a,..
put on record to-day in the Countv
Clerks office: county
I5acisson Efcy and wife to Bep,ab
=; =; Eley. wife of w. Hatcher Eley. one
W. @. ". Parker e' and s1'ao yoson,
I Parker and wife to the trustees n nf
Union If,, Baptist Church Of shoui5er os
FILL two acres Of land: s30o
l. L Coclley and husband to Jera
miah Keene n lot at Kilbv and R S.re
streets, building which is now used
as store and residence: $1,000.
CHURCH soLo1sTs.
MISS Telza Smith sang two Soprano
day. "urch sun
Mr. Max Weyhman sang n solo at
ing. morn
Mr.. a. H. Garrett, of Norfolk. SANE
Methodist Church Sunday even1no Get
me Baptist Church had a big Crowd
Sunday evening. crowd