Virginian-pilot. (Norfolk, Va.) 1898-1911, 1899-10-03
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a There was a large attendance at the
Baptist Church Sunday afternoon.
There were only fourteen deaths In
the city last month.
Portsmouth sent large delegation to
Washington Sunday to the Dewey Gel
ebration.
Mrs. Annie Simmons, of Nansemond
county, is in the city on visit
The coal dealers did good business
yesterday, The cool spell helped them.
The frost yesterday morning killed
the potato and tomato vines.
Sunday the roof OF Mr.. Armstrong;
Kitchen in Park View caught on fire.
III was put out without turning in any
..alarm.
In Justice Peed's Court yesterday six
small colored boys were fined 81 each
for. beating Bob Slater, about IL years
old, and also colored. Bob received a
large amount of kicks and cuffs and
some bruises that were painful.
The Norfolk County Road Board met
at the courthouse yesterday and trans
Z acted routine business.
The Rev. J. T.. Riddlck. pastor of the
Deep Creek Baptist Church, held bap-
tismal service Sunday on the creek
bank. Two persons were immersed
Mrs. Mallory Moore, Mrs. NJ. e. Saun-
ders and Mrs. II. IN. Robbie left yester-
4, dny$for Alexandria, Va, to attend the
Wv. CT. U. Convention.
Judge Portlock adjourned the Coun-
ty Court yesterday for the term
C. Q. Ives w. I. Conover, ]. Il. Cole
man. ]. D. Moore and George w. Jones
as viewers to locate ferry landings for
the Elizabeth River and Hampton
Roads Ferry Company at West Nor
folk and Primers Point. M
It lis said that Mr.. G. Hatton has
purchased the Balm Mansion on SWIM
ming Point for $4,000. and that he will
reside there. This Of the Balm property
will close up Balm & Bros trust.
Mr.. John A. Niilligan, who has been
In Charlottesville and the Mountains
of Virginia since the first Of. July in
8 search Of health, returned home Sum
day morning very much improved.
Mrs. IL j. Murray, of Prentis Place,
ington. D. c., to witness the celebration
there in honor of Dewey
Mrs! Pauline Murray and daughters,
OF Prentis Place, are in Washington
visiting. They will be absent several
weeks.
Mir. Emmett Deans is advertising leg
gins and mits for little children. See
of something to your interest
Mr.. Pills c.. Codd gives notice else
where that he has rented the brick
stables on King street formerly kept by
+ John Glover, and that he will keep on
hand good teams for hire. and will al
so board horses by day, week or month.
See advertisement
The B. Y. p. u. of the South Street
Baptist Church will re-convene tonight
dtA7:30 o'clock. The officers and menu
bers are urged to be present. The pub
lie Is cordially Invited to attend
Mrs. Emily Moreland is very i'll at
her residence, No. 1906 Washington
street.
An experienced grocery clerk can ind
employment by addressing "R," at this
office. See advertisement.
The Board of Health held their reg
ular weekly meeting last night and
transacted the usual routine business;
NJ, recently promoted from Captain,
was yesterday assigned to command
this, navy yard. He will assume hls
duties at once.
See advertisement OF a committee
badge last.
Kitchen of Mr.. Charles Tucker, No. ITO
High street, and carried off all their
Sunday dinner and what groceries they
had
Rear Admiral Albert S. Baker has
been order to this yard to relieve Adj
miral Faupuhar.
Five painters can secure employment
by applying at the marine barracks.
REAL ESTATE TRANSFERS.
The following deeds were admitted to
record yesterday in the county clerk S
Office:
D, II. Farquharson to j. 3. Ransone,
lots Q, 10 and II, on Rappahannock
avenae.S Lambert's Point; $3.50.
T. II. Synon to Grace r.. Barker, lot
on seaboard avenue. South Norfolk;
Z SIPS.
Barton Myers and others to Mary w.
I Face, lots 8 and on east side OF Ave
tpue II. and lot on north side Of Thir-
ty-sixth street, Lambert's Point; $500.
j. NJ. Keeling, special commissioner.
to w. It. Curdts. lots 10, ii and IL on
& south side of Golf street, near Hunters
vile. s9,2T5.
The Real Estate Investment Company
+ to William Boon, lot 8, at Lincoln Park /;
500.
W. T. Curdts and wife to Walter
Fisher, lot 10 on west side OF Chicazola
street, near Huntersville; SITS.
DRIVER coDD WILL RESIGN.
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