Virginian-pilot. (Norfolk, Va.) 1898-1911, 1899-10-19

preacher. Concluding a long honey
moon. which will be spent North. Mr.
and Mrs. Morrison will live in Smith.
field. where the groom is we'll known
In business and social circles.
The bride went away in a sky blue
travelling gown and the groom wore
| black.
a PREACHER TO WE'D.
Cards came here to-day telling OF
KEY. Graham Heath Larnbeths coming
marriage to Miss Virginia Murrell
daughter of n. Fl. Lavinder of Lynch
burg. The ceremony will happen Wed
nesday. November /. In the brides
home. at No. 1923 Cabell street, at :
\ o'clock.
Rev. Lambeth is grandson of Mrs
lived here. He is now n member of the
| Virginia Methodist Conference.
| A. SUFFOLK EVENT.
Invitations have been printed an
nouncing the union of Miss Janet Alex
andcr daughter of Mrs. w T. Withers
10 MI. William Herbert Darden on
wednesday,, October 20. The event will
T. H.. Church. There will be several
attendants.
a bridal tour will follow.
GOOD WOMAN GONE.
Mrs. Aida Beamcn, relict of the late
tIr. John X. Beamon, died at S:35 o'clock
this evening. aged Al years. She had
Deen i'll six weeks with fever, which
ing the last stages. The death bed
was surrounded by nearly every men,
Der of the immediate family.
Ihe deceased leaves two children.
both grown-Katie and Willie S. Bca-
mona mother and the following sis
ters and brothers: Mrs. W. w. Ballard
Mrs. Kate Brothers. Miss Bessie Nor
lleet, Councilman ]. Il. and Robert ].
Noriieet, She was married in 1873
Mrs. Beamon was a consistent mem
per or the Christian Church, a member
OF the choir and one of the best con-
tralto singers in Suffolk DR.. Staley
said tonight she was the first active
member of his choir to die. Mrs Bea-
mon was Il loving mother, n devoted
sister. a loyal friend. Her death will
De the occasion of genuine sorrow.
THE PEANUT MARKET.
ing in for few days. The Suffolk
Peanut Company to-day quoted new
nuts like this: Jumbo fancy. Axe; No
fancy. 34c.: extra. &C.; No. 1 Virginia
shellcd. &C.; No. 2 Virginia shelled, &c.:
extra large Virginia shellcd. SIC. These
quotations are subject to 2H per cent
discount f. o. b. Suffolk farmers grades
2G2Ac.
The coming of old peanuts has prac-
tically ceased. The farmers, factories
and ar iobbers have nearly exhausted
not so good ms last! Farmers grades
Will overage only 60 per cent fancy.
Last year it was about 90
DAMAGE SUIT.
Circuit Court was occupied all day
in hearing the Bruce-Corbitt suit 1t is
trespass damage suit, in which the
verdict will be influenced by the estab.
1ishment of a doubtful line. The law.
yers are Judge r. II. Rawles and r
w. Withers, for the plaintiff. and T. e
Holland and Lee Britt for the defend
ant. The amount involved is abou
5000
Plaintiff had finished with
witnesses, and the testimony was be
gun on the other side. when court ad
journed.
BARGAIN AND SALE DEEDS.
J. l. McLemore and l.. l.. Smith
special commissioners. to Julia C
Virgins. POI acres, partly in Virginia
and partly in North Carolina; s1,o25.
Julia c. Virgins and husband to T
w. Smith. the same property; $1,000.
POLICE COURT.
John Folt, accused of stealing a golt
ring from William Robinson, was II
Mayor Brewers court to-day. Judgmen
was suspended TIL tomorrow.
John Riddick Oliver was taxed $3.50
for drinking too much.
PERSONAL TALK.
Colonel r. e. Boykin. of Smithfeld
was In Suffolk to-day. He was en rout,
home from Norfolk.
The Literary Club held pleasant
meeting this afternoon
Samuel Chapman, rs. was to-da,
married In Suffolk to Olivia Bellamy
Is, colorcd