Virginian-pilot. (Norfolk, Va.) 1898-1911, 1900-01-28
SUFFOLK.
Former Secret Service Officer Buys
Rife and Ammunition.
Prepared to Moe, ISL. Enem,es-
schoo, Trustees choson-rcanut
Mnrkc,-tn tho Churcho.-M Hand
cur Accident Persona Mention.
Especial to virglnian-pllot.)

win, whose prosecutions and wounds
near Ahoslie, n. c., forced him to seek
safety in flight. spent last night in
searching for arms. He added to his
weapons a repeating rifle and plenty
of ammunition, and left town prepared
to cone with his enemies should they
decide to follow.
| MIR. Goodwin started to Norfolk on
few days and renew his search for a
suitable home.
In view of the feeling incurred
against him at Ahoskie and the len
iency shown his alleged besegers, 1t
is thought that Goodwin may have
gained the peoples displeasure in other
ways than having been suspected of
lodging information with revenue off,
GERS.
| Mrs. Goodwin Is said to be an excel
lent woman. She is still in Hartford
county. but is not stopping at home,
bat at n friends house.
SCHOOL TRUSTEES CHOSEN.
The County School ELECTORAL Board
met this week in the office of State
Attorney Holland. The other members
presen: were Superintendent Of Schools
Britt and Judge I<ilby. The following
vacancies one of which comes every
year in each district. were filled:
| DIR. job G. Holland, Holy Neck, to
succeed himself; IL. II. Williams,
ChuckatuclS. to succeed himself; s. j.
Parker. Sleepy Hole, to succeed Simeon
Bayant. moved from the district; ]. B.
Harrell. Cypress. to succeed HIMSELF:
George z. Parker, Cypress, to succeed
j. y. Philhower, resigned. All the
terms of the above, except Parker's, eX-
pire December 22d. 1902. That ends n
year earlier.
THE PEANUT MARKET.
The local peanut market has some
what declined in tone during the past
week. Farmers goods are weaker, and
the offerings are larger The market
lin fancieS shows little change. The de-
mand is good.
To-day's quotations: Fancy. 3Mc.;
Jumbo. EXC: extra. &c.; No. Virginia,
Ishelled, dc.; No. Virginia, shelled, &c.;
extra large Virginia, shelled. 6ihc.
Farmers goods Running, 2@2Mc;
bunch. 3@D3Ssc.; Spanish, 75c. bushel.
AT RELIGIOUS PLACES.
Rev. Jesse Thompson Whitley, pas
Hampton. will preach for DR.. w. w.
Staley at the Christian Church to-mor-
row morning. He used to be pastor of
that church. DR.. Staley's evening top
, lie will be. THE Tempta ton of Jesus "
At the Presbyterian Church Rev.
John Stanly Thomas, pastor. will use
these topics: Liberty in Religion in
It's Relation to the Liberty of Human
Nature" and Are You n Christian %
81 ia
. The Westminster League will meet at
O'Clock Clyde Dennis leader The
pastor. at 4;3O, will speak on Habits of
Boys
AT the Baptist Church. ]. Il. Love,
pastor, will talk about "The Debt of
Strength to Weakness" in the morn
ing at night, postponed sermon to
young people.
Rev. j. T. Whitley will preach at 7:3o
p IN. in the Main Street Methodist
Church.
ADJUSTMENTS.
; The Phoenix Military Band concert
next Friday promises to be musical
success. The Miller Orchestra and Mrs
Lizzie Carr Brnklcy, vocal soloist, will
. assist. II. NJ. Butler is manager. and
Fl. y. Miller. A. ID. Bowen and NJ G
I.assiter are on the committee
; Isl Plunkad." funny comedy. will
be at the City Hall Theatre February s.
Among the other good things booked
for February are Robert Downing, in
IAN Indiana Romance" and Louis
Morrison, in an elaborate production OF
Faust"
REALTY SALES
S. +. Everett. special commissioner,
to David r. Roberts. seventy acres OF
land in lFoly Neck District sl.1SO.
s. ]. Winborne to Hansl Cobb. n LOT
near the western suburbs OF Suffolk
S135
Rosa V. Primer to George w. Gayle
a tract OF twenty-five acres in Chuck
atuck District $3.50.
John Gill and wife, Of Baltimore. to
G.. Walter Hosier, four lots in East
Suffolk $25.
Thomas J. Whitfield and wife to VIII
liam Golden, Josiah Croker. a. J.
Brown ct ais, two acres of land in
Nanscmond river. commonly known as
Buzzard's Island, $780,
HAND CAR ACCIDENT.
r. a. Baines, n timber buyer for the
Suffolk Sawm!ll Company. had an &C.
cident yesterday in the log woods a
hand car ran off the track and threw
him many fect. He was painfull,
bruised but not seriously hurt
MARRIAGE LICENSES.
The Following persons. all colored
are licensed TO we'd Sunday:
Edward Hemmins to Marry Frances
Faulk.
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