Virginian-pilot. (Norfolk, Va.) 1898-1911, 1900-12-22
IN AND AROUND PORTSMOUTH
Gathered on the Streets. at tho Hotels. in
Counting Rooms nnd Elsewhere. and
yuti Abbreviated Form for the Edia-
cation of Readers of the virginian-rnot
Tho Movements OF rcpplo snap
Shots Mt Events in Which the Public is
Interested.

terday. Smalwood has u brother now
in the penitentiary serving u term for
larceny.
Rev. a. f. Beadles will take for his
text tomorrow night Tit TO Live
Attention is called to 40. OF T.. T.
Beale in today's issue. in which he tells
you about his cigars, tobacco etc. His
place OF business is 522 Crawford street.
Miss Hilah Weimore. of Madison
county, is in the city on n visit TO
friends.
Mr.. Howard Miller, a prominent citi-
zen of Savannah, was in the city yes
terday.
Turkeys VIII be plentiful today in the
market unless the weather prevents the
country people from getting into the
city.
1t showed heavily up the seaboard
Air Line btween Weldon and Raleigh
yesterday.
The woodmen are making active
preparations for the unwilling of a
monument to their deceased brother,
Charles G.. Armstead, at Oak Grove
cemetery.
There are no courts in session, both
having adjourned for the term.
Mrs. Watson, an aged lady, is scri
ously sick Mt the residence OF Captain
Wainwright, No. ZIG Washington
street.
The school children in the Second
district school had an entertainment
in each room before the closing OF the
schools. After the exercises We're over
each child was presented with = bag OF
candy.
Unless the bricks at the corner OF
High and Water streets are fixed the
city is likely TO have Il suit on hand.
Several persons have fallen cheIc in
the past few days.
The remalns of Mr. Mcclure were
forwarded TO kentucky Yesterday
The storm yesterday morning put The
lights on the ferry slips out. which
made considerable trouble for the cap
tains of the ferry boa,s in making The
dock.
The Brandt Company announces that
on January LIST there viii he change
in the firm, consequently they Want to
convert as much OF the STOCK into cash
as possible. For THAT reason they offer
special Inducements To buyers. See
ad.
Mr., David Smith ana Miss Fannie
Stafford, aged Is. We're married in EIiz-
bride IS daughter of Mr.. and MIS-.
G. w. Stafford, of the county.
Governor Tyler has pardoncd Iarri-
son Shepherd, who was convicted in
1895 in the Norfolk County Court OF
felony.
Mr.. and Mrs. L. 7. Trotman. of No.
202l North street. Scottsville, have is
sued invitations announcing the mar
rage of their friend. Miss Sadie
Speight to Mr.. 7. a. Parrish OF Eden
ton. NJ c. The ceremony Will he held
Thursday. December e., a $50 o'clock.
at the residence of Mr.. and Mrs Trot-
man.
The New York Clothing Company
tells You that the big sale which they
ff.g t,s,tt. 80
1t Will be the greatest clearing out sale
of clothing, furnishing goods, etc. For
particulars see ad.
y stock of groceries and fixtures are
advertised for sale in this issue.
The Seaboard Air Line gives nosice
that perishable freight or live stock
will not be received as freight from
local stations between Saturday after
noon and Wednesday morning next.
Miss Elizabeth Leigh, of Martins
burg W. Va. is visiting friends IN Din
widdie street.
Miss Mary King Nash returned yes
terday from Washington, where She
has been attending school, to spend
the Christmas holidays with her pa
rents. Mr.. and Mrs. T. y. Nash
Civil Engineer Thompson. OF the
navy yard, left last evening for Wash
ington.
Mr.. W. s. swnnton. of this cItv.
left last night to spend Christmas with
friends in New England.
The ] ustings Court adjourned yes
tcrday for the term. The session also
marked the close of Judge 4. S. Watts'
term OF office.
Mr.. James II. culpepner, a student
ut the University of Virginia, will ar
rive today To spend tic Christmas hoU-
days With his parents. Or. ana Mrs.
v c. CulpepOor