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Newspaper
Norfolk Virginian
Location
Norfolk, Virginia, United States of America
Date
Mar 07, 1897
Page
5
Long column notes events in Portsmouth including sermons by Rev. Allison and Rev. Fisher, city council plans, market happenings, theft attempt on Queen Street, arrests for pistol carry, fire safety concerns, college notices, and local church services with many brief society items and public notices.
Sundays feature Calvary Baptist Rev P S C Davis preaching at 11 am and 7 40 pm with 9 30 am Sunday school. Wright Memorial M B Church morning sermon The Motherhood of the Church and Park View M I Church night sermon Sanctification. Port Norfolk station service at dita pm and 2 45 bp m Sunday school led by Rev Amiss. Park View OM E church pastor W R Proctor away. Rev J T Bosman to fill at 11 am and Rev J Hi Hines at night. Fourth Street Baptist Missionary Society meets at 5 50 am with Rev J W Fisher as new pastor. solo by Flo Martin. Sunbeam Society at 3 40 pm. Christian Science Sunday 4 pm at City Library. Fourth Street Baptist services include Sunday school and sermons at 11 am and 7 pm with Dr W S Fisher. solos by Flo Martin and Lloyd Blink. Central M E Church preaches at 11 am and 7 30 pm by Rev George H Ray D D with Lord's Supper in morning and baptism at night.
Arthur, a 13 year old son of Mr Goody Jones, assaulted his father with an axe and threatened family members. He was arrested and jailed. Mayor Baird requested the Reformatory School near Richmond to accept him and arrange transport back home as soon as possible.
A well known Republican who served through Cleveland’s administration in the navy yard has spent four years in suspense. He said Republicans would bring four years of peace and, upon McKinley’s inauguration, was discharged. He now longs to die rather than be disappointed in his party.
The Baptist Young People's Union of Court Street Baptist Church holds a semi monthly program tomorrow night in the lecture room. Rev. H. W. Little of Petersburg will speak, with elocution, duets and solos by local talent and a silver offering collected.
The Old Dominion Conclave No 293 of I O F plans a service at Trinity P I Church to mark its third anniversary. Rev Mr Punsten, a member of the order, will deliver an address and a large turnout is expected.
Friday Constable Anderton arrested three men driving wagons without licenses. They appeared before the Mayor yesterday. all three teams were owned by a man named Harris. The Mayor fined $29 in each case, totaling $87.
The piece reflects on spring’s typical cycles March to May and the common complaints of fatigue and restlessness. It promotes Ayer’s Sarsaparilla as a proven blood purifier and tonic, citing testimonials and a fifty year record of cures while warning against imitators.
An ad touts Curative s Power of Ayer s Sarsaparilla as the exclusive use of Honduras sarsaparilla. Home grown varieties allegedly lack strength and merit. The message urges buyers to ask for Ayers to ensure the best product.
Captain John Robbins White dies at his residence in the city after a long career in lumber and service in the Confederate army. Born at Deep Creek Norfolk County on August Sunday in 1836, he served as First Lieutenant then Captain of the Dismal Swamp Rangers and Third Virginia Infantry. Survived by his widow Lorene Weston, two daughters, and several grandchildren.
Levy and Jacobs Gent's Outfitters displays the handsomest line of ueelhowear in Portsmouth area. Under Madison 200 High Street. Pneumatic Rubber Tires on Baby Carriages now in stock. Gendron Diegeles arrived and shown as best and prettiest on the market at J S Crawford Furniture and Carpet House.
Maurice A Brandt & Co opened their new store yesterday despite rain. The merchants reported a good turnout with visitors admiring the new goods. They extended an invitation to view a large assortment of embroideries just arrived. A J Phillips Oxford Hall.
Regional ad lists a boy’s suit and men’s heavyweight clothing, underwear, shirts, and hats sold below cost. Store Bres lavier & Winthons advertises discounts with custom shirts by Charles R. Wellowed & Co. Sale ends Wednesday the 10th Instant.
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