Sly counts and negotiates in a broad commerce paper scene
A commercial paper item notes Sly counting and Hans negotiating on favorable terms. It describes city bonds and other securities bought and sold, deposits received on time accounts, interest allowed on time deposits, and rent for safe deposit boxes. It mentions drawing bills of exchange and making cable transfers to Europe and issuing letters of credit to principal elites of the world.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hans
Europe
Inducements for Holiday Stock At Rare Chance Store
A crowded condition prompts The Mesers Greenwood and Bro to offer deep price cuts across Watch Wamond silver and fancy goods. Dr. Jones, formerly of Queen Co, to lead optical dept visiting December 5 and 10, with Dr Mirschberg’s lenses and a discult case specialist visiting December 1. Eyes examined at no cost. Harris Lithia Water praised by T Harris of Harris Springs. sold by M I Dodson and others.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Greenwood & Bro
Oe. C. Jones
Queen & Co
Optical
Mirschberg
Norfolk Presbytery Dissolves Relations of Two Ministers
The Norfolk Presbytery meets at 11 with Rev Byron Clark resigning from Makemie and Onancock to Mt Washington. Dr J R Howerton is dismissed to Mecklenburg Presbytery. Clark’s new field includes a Mt Washington church with a wealthy congregation and recent expansions in Accomie courthouse Makemie and Onancock. The central Charlotte church gains vacancy and new leadership. Lacy is named clerk. committees discuss vacancies and visiting mission churches.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Norfolk
Byron Clark
J. L. Allison
J. R. Howerton
D. D
W. 3. Tacy
B. B. McCluer
H. C. Moore
R. A. Robinson
W. A. Slaymaier
Eb.t. Wellford
Howerton
First Presbyterian Church
Mecklenburg
E. B. McCluer
Mt, Washington
Clark
Mt. Washington
Na- Hon
Wela
Accomie Courthouse
Makemie Church
W. W. Moore
Onancork
Charlotte
Jiowerton
Hy Te O
Lacy
R.A. Robinson
Kk. PB. McCluer
W. D. Reynolds
The
Home Missions
Presbytery
Ghreeted
Mebrew
A. Venable
Fle
Home Missionary Committee
Syrup of Figs and Patrol Shoes Promoted in Local Ad
An old advertisement promotes Syrup of Figs as the preferred laxative for children from the California Fig Syrup Company. It also touts PATROL SHOES by HELLER’S store, claiming dry feet and comfort for workers. It ends with an eye care pitch from Dr. Levy and glasses by Dr. Weck.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nos
California Wig Syrup Company
Heller'’S
Bank St
Opp
Amusements at the Academy spotlight Midnight Bell and Forgiven
Hyot presents A Midnight Bell at the Academy of Music with Digby Bell and Laura Joyce Bell, lauded for wit and scenic effects. Frederic Bryton stars in Forgiven as Jack Diamond, praised for pathos and artful performance. ensemble includes Pauline Baxter, J. Shaw, L. J. Loving, Cordelia Dennison, Edwin Frosberg, and Beatrice. Matinee today. seats on sale Monday.
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Hyot
New England
Digby Bell
Laura Joyce Bell
Comedienne
Duncan B. Harrison
Academy of Music
Monay
Frederic Bryton
Jack Diamond
Frederic Tryston
Academy of iMusic
Porgiven
Edwin ‘Frosberg
Prank Popham
Beatrice
Academy
Officers Re-Elected at Lady Marie Boys Home Board
At the last meeting of the Lady Managers trustees re-elected Mrs. EL uA Hallett as president and Mrs. J. J. Hub arid as secretary. They plan a Christmas entertainment for the boys and will welcome donations of teas fruits wakes and candies. The trustees aim to raise 4100 due on the building. the edifice cost 12400 with 3100 donated by Mr. Peter Tierney. other funds have been raised.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Marie
Boys’ Home
EL Ua. Hallett
J. J. Hubarid
Peter Tierney
Postal Telegraph dates line expansion and coal exports noted
The Postal Telegraph Company announces western extension of telegraphic connections to North East and South regions. The piece mentions a large screw wrench in use and upcoming full operation to handle business to all points. Coal exports for Pocahontas are listed, with William Lamb & Co as agents for Castner & Curran, covering January 1 1896 to November 30 1898 totaling 1 550 0Aas.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Postal Telegraph Company
Foamsden
Phe Comykey
All Pointe
Pocahontas
William Lamb & Co
Castner & Curran
Armenian Keller Miss Slack to Speak in Norfolk
Armenian Keller Miss Agnes Slack secretary of the TR WTA will address meetings at Cumberland Street M. 1 Church Norfolk on December 11 at o'clock. Slack a fluent speaker has many engagements for Southern towns with the collection for the Armenian relief fund. Also notices for eye glasses and free eye examinations at Levy's 17 Granby street with ornamental funeral designs offered.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Keller
Agnes Slack
Cumberland Street
M. 1
Shurch
Norfolk
Slack
Armenian Relief Fund
Two Liquor Men Fined for After Midnight Closing
Police Court heard George W. Campe and H. G. Bonney, Union Street liquor dealers, found guilty of violating the early closing clause of the Goodridge ordinance. Each fined 51.50 and appealed to the Corporation Court. Also in court Rufus Council, Eva Fentress, Nannie McDowell, A. J. Campbell, John W. Brown, William Burwell, William Stewart, Walter Blount, and John Field appeared on various charges including assault, disorderly conduct, and larceny with outcomes ranging from fines to dismissal or further proceedings.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Justice Tomlin
George W. Campe
H. G. Bonney
Union Street
Goodridge
Corporation Court
Eva Fentress
Nannie McDowell
A. J. Campbell
John W. Brown
Willam Burwell
Wiliam Stewart
Walter Blount
John Field
Brown Brothers
Upper Church Street
Court hearing in priddy vs Norfolk street railway suit
Yesterday the case of 1 TD Priddy of Brambleton against the Norfolk street railway for 10000 damages over an amputation after being run over by an electric car on a trestle near the Norfolk and Western depot was heard. Witnesses testified as the suit remained pending at adjournment. Lawyers for the plaintiff included Wilson and Heath, White androokie. Judge Phianekel presided. Also noted was the chartering of the Norfolk Provident Company, stock from 1000 to 35000, with main office in Norfolk, occupying Lowenberg buildings near Bent Bridge in the fashionable area.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Priddy
Brambleton
Norfolk Treet
Norfolk and Western Railway
Hiuwyers
Far Plaintin
Wow. Wilson
BR. Heath
Srror Hefentant
William FL White
Dot
Phianekel
Cou
Glternoon
Norfolk Provieenpany
eTtal
Nortiak
Norfolk
Lowenberg
Bent Bridge
An Enjoyable Evening At The Y M C A Literary Society
The Literary Society of the Y M C A showcased a compelling lecture by Mr Brand on diverse substances and their effects, drawing audience attention with demonstrations and questions. Joe J. tires, president of the Literary Society, presided and introduced the speaker with a fitting address.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Young Men's Christian Association
Paul Ss
Chichener
Brad
Joe
Baetery
Brand
Brambleton rector’s trip noted in local column
Rev W P Smith of St Peters writes in his home page column about a recent trip and improved sheets. Funeral reported for Heil ten eard Granville, son of Mr and Mrs WM Ashlin, at 502 Theoves avenue. Jackson Light Infantry exhibit drill to ARMORY. Mrs Divorce advertises sale and ornamental brick edifices.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. PD. Smith
St. Peters
Bats
Howe Thorn
Divorce
Toreo
Jackson Light Infantry
Armory
Riberhut
J. W. Borum
W. D. Smith
Heile Tiene Ard Granville
Ars
Wm. D. Ashlin
Theoves Avenue
Cure a Cold in One Day Ad Promotes Laxative Brand
An old advertisement claims Laxative Mromo Quintie Tablets cure colds in one day with a refund if it fails. A Chicago-area note recounts Dr. J. Schenck's Ind. Ter. Banner editor and his family using Chamberlain's Cough Remedy when a doctor was away, praising its quick relief and urging future purchases.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. ¥. Schenck
Taddo (Ind. Ter
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California Wig Syrup Co
W, HH Trice & CO
Relley Street
Falkland
Bute Street
Mariner Street
Mietreate We Duke
Daly Street
Penehur Street
Penehirch
Nbreek
Vearch
Collver Pines
Olney
Ghent
Vie
Botetourt St
Commerce's
COTTE
Water Street
Church Street
Churchetree
Main Street
T. F. Rogers
Columbia
Granby Stiuelt
York Street
Fredmason Street
TheMighind Avenue
Chapel Street
Vai Mason Street
Doush Street
Maly Street
Commer Grigsby Pl
Bank Street
Malin Street
Malin Stret
Commerce
Nath Street
Roanoke Avenue
Bank
Granby and
Commerce Reets
Burruss, Son & Co
Bankers
Waver & CO
West Marks Square
Norfolk, Va
J. R. Mowerton
Hoy
Norfolk Presbytery
George D. Levy
Granby Street
Dr. Weck
Liverpool
Bombay
India
New York
TSU
Colley
Dandle
A. Robinson
Isi
Jaimbert's Point Presbyterian Church
Marry Ll. Walton
Millweek
Abel
I. P. Hoyt
Fsa
Levy
Levy's
Youthml
Norfolk Provision Company Chartered
Rupus
Rufua Council
Hattie Wood
Mary Williams
Law and Chirocery Court
Brambleon
WUB
Ulsters
Little People
Ais
Winith Contract Building and Loan Association
Co von of Brewhers
Enanling
W. Parey
Sroenlent
M. Wilkinson
Gilbert Walden
America
Vennes
Bn OM
Tennesseeuy
Pathos Iron Line
Tnt Rhedes
Queen Street
Rotel Mowlas
Dew
Ada Aston Fie
Fabers Spfpm
Joseph Brown
Cooper Marble Works
Ng and
Ws Bank
Ronfole
Vinginta
Lergo Stock of Finland
AED
Amal Bd
Mm. Perd & Son
I. M. Bed & So Son
James M. Jordan
Mettovree
Charlotte Street
Usta Mubker
Clark & i
Uae
Bottia
Robert F. Holmes & CO
Main ST
St. James Motel
Elty
Smithfield
LEE
Poultry OF All
J. BR. Briggs
Walter J. Simmons & Co
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