The Casket Offers Watches Diamonds and Remnants Sale
Greenwood's advertises guaranteed watches at standard prices, special figures on diamonds, and closing out remnants including ten and table spoons. It promotes cheap bleached and unbleached cottons, fine bedspreads, towels, silks, gloves, and spring goods with quick cash retailing and down prices. Levy Abros and Jack Oliver advertise Main Street shops with low prices and fashion items.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Greenwood’s
Greenwood's
Marseilles
Levy Abros
Main Street
Bowdenttes Claim Upper Hand in Wrangle for City Office
Democratic and Republican factions in Tidewater pursue control of city offices as preconventions loom. Bowden supporters stay quiet while Lambites plot precinct chairmen. Rumors float of candidates for City Collector and Commissioner of Revenue. Campaigns spread to Old Pellows Hall with plans for speeches and appeals.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lumbites
Bowden
Republican Party
Mr. Bowden
Tidewater Republican Association
Plume Street
Maj
R. G. Banks
Mijor
Lamb-Waddy
Mr. Lowery
Col. Waddy
Nationail Corventhon
Tinsday
Madore Banks
Ould Pellows
Chuite Street
Cy Organization
Nat Goodwin in In Missouri at the Academy of Music
Advance sale for Nat C Goodwin's revival of In Missouri at the Academy of Music grows, drawing audience favor from distant towns. The play centers on the Jim Cummings Express robbery with Goodwin as Sheriff Jin Mladburn and features George Fawcett, Jean Clara Walters, Amis Russell, and others. Primrose West's Minstrel, a new city engagement, will also appear at the Academy next month, promising a novel minstrel program.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nat. Goodwin
Nat. C. Goodwin
Academy of Music
Goodwin
Asd
M Izzouri
Missouri
Jim. Cummings
Mr. Goodwin
Jin Mladburn
Bir. Goodwin
Jean Clara Walters
Amuis Russell
Henry Bergman
J. G. Saville
John T. Craven
Estelle Mortimer
Ethel Browning
Primrose & West
Thin City
YOM Board Reports February at Salem Avenue
The Roanoke Times notes a charity meeting of the YOM Board of Directors with reports on February work. Attendance and activities include services, Bible study, youth groups, and entertainment events. Our Salem avenue farewell for Mr Sehilier drew large turnout. plans include move to Norfolk for his future home. The third anniversary of the Plhorerioe Crittenden will be held at Epworth Church with scriptural readings, talks, songs, and a benediction.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. J. TL 'Price
Academy of Music
Gospel Army
Bible Glass
AveriBe
RYN Claws
Roanoke Times
Sehilier
Salem Avenue
Bop
Oo Elks
Teds
Norfolk
Will Langle
Stine Hay
Epworth Church
Dre Youngs
J. J. Mall
Meg. Weston Re Chives
Wis Qarownt’ 0.00. Miss Mwell Mr. Harry Walton
Hawtings
Split in the Political Arena After Train Tragedy
A chaotic scene unfolds as a political split widens during a Norfolk area incident. A man named Gregory discussed implied actions amid a contentious party divide. A worker reported a dead dog on the rails, while officials search for a missing figure tied to the Mahone canal route controversy.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pier Westerdagy
Donte
Ano West
FF Gregory
Uiregory
Vinsinian
Ride
Norfolk
Gen
Min
Vichmond
Republican Party
Pallroad
McGinty
Mahone Canal
Stolt Sires Jinn sn loan and charity at Holt Street
An old entertainment event features songs and schoolroom scenes at Holt Street Orphan Asylum with a debt covering act led by a kind teacher. Saka & Co announce a new clothing store opening at 100 Main Street, remodel completed. Also ad copy promotes Syrup of Pigs from California Syrup Company and a Shakespeare quote noted by Dr Weck.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Holt Street
Waeleel
Thei Tracher
Kade
Wetle
Saka & Co
Main Street
Vishurs
The Churches To-Morrow and Sunday Services
The article lists church services for Second Presbyterian and First Presbyterian churches with pastors Rev W I Lacy and Rev IK Hawerton. It notes divine services, Sunday school, and Young People's meeting times, along with a third in a series about the Savior.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Second Presbyterian Church
Lacy
Wimoarrow
Dim
Teh P
Hunday School
Mule People's Prayer
Ton
First Presbyterian Church
IK Hawerton
Wil
Tomor
Tie
Ted P. i
Memorial Service for Meads Held by Younardbeants Association
The Younardbeants Christian Association holds a memorial meeting tomorrow at 4 o'clock in memory of Meads with the General Secretary presiding. Ex Secretary Haidden Hopkins of Richmond attends and sings two of Voorhees' hymns. An Evening In Wonderland at the Yoo CoA Mall was enjoyed by Juniors and Teams, with Ca Vrey's act praised by the audience.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Younardbeants Christian Association
Herman
Meads
Tiidden Llopkins
Richmond
Alr. Voorhees
Womndlertiad
Yoo
Coa
Ca Vrey
Mwere
Membership Contest Announced by Yours Men’s Christian Association
The Yours Men’s Christian Association announces a membership contest to boost numbers. A Tuesday night meeting will finalize plans and a special prize will go to the member who recruits the most new members.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
The
Yours Men's Christian Association
Licycle
Hargest
Old D Mineral Line Announces Steamship Run to Old Point
Commencing immediately the Old De- Minton Steamship Company will offer a regular service to Old Point with departures from Bay Line wharf at 10 am and 4 pm and returns from Old Point at 12 am and 6 pm. The Correct Thing in spectacles and eye glasses will be available through Dr. Weck. A beauty pan ty eas Bleye is promoted at Frank I. Gale’s agency. Bargains at Wrighes 196 Main Street with a price list from last Sunday’s Virginia.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
de- Minton Steamship Company
Old Point
Bay Line
Milneat
Wrighes
Main Street
Virginia
Swindler caught as police court handles busy docket
A crowded police court dealt with a swindling case involving a boarding-house keeper Lancer and a boarder Robert Babe accused of stealing eighty dollars in pension funds. James Biglow, linked to Babe, was sought as the investigation continued. Dr White was ordered to appear after a contempt ruling for not obeying a summons. Multiple minor offenses and ongoing legal actions filled the docket, including Stevens case and other public notices.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Justice Burroughs
Fhoubus
Robert Babe
United States Pensioner
Lancer
Babe
James Biglow
Tieep
Monty Ton
oMivers
James Iblaw
Iglow
Babe Wis
DR. White
Salle de Forrest
Pronklin Theatre
J. O. Anderson
Say
I White
Dla
White
Jiumtiee Burroughs
Phe Otpis
Migh
Manning
Stevens
Aget
A. L. Stev
Burroughs Iterideagv
Vth
Church Ail Bermuda Streats
Penses
Givorgy Vetton
George Tetton
Wespiss
Bob Wilton
AO Hain
Nowaid Marchant
James Obl
Adi Mayo
Wesault
Vohoped
Ted
Robert Bra
Tres
Melwird Nelrov
Swat Horks
Christilin
Robert Abe
Weather Forecast For Washington March 14 1996
Fair conditions across Virginia North Carolina and Washington with light to moderate northerly winds. A low pressure area covers the Southern Rocky Mountains and extends to the South Pacific coast while clear skies prevail in the Upper Mississippi Valley and lake regions. Temperatures largely steady with warmer in the Dakotas and colder in the Northern Rockies. Saturday indicates generally fair weather in the Northern and Eastern regions and steady South Atlantic temperatures. Port calendar notes sun rise and set times and tides.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Virginia
North Carolina
Rocky Mountain
Pacific Coast
Mississippi Valley
Atlantic Coast
Dakotas
Rocky Mountains
South Atlantic States
Local Weather Data Norfolk March 13 by Weather Bureau
Local meteorological data for 24 hours ending 8 p m last night. Maximum 30 degrees. Minimum 14 degrees. Normal 44 year mean 44. Departure 13 degrees from normal. Departure since January 1 minus 78. Rain or snow trace. AGL J J Gray observer.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
U. 5S
Department of Agriculture
Weather Bureau
Norfolk
J. J. Gray
Brambleton Church Work Yields Souls and Moves Residents
Meetings at Memorial Christian Temple produce notable religious action with many converts. New residents include O A Stoneman moving to 41 200 North Marshall Ave and Charles Stanton occupying 126 South Reservoir Ave. Cottage prayer meetings grow. sermons urge salvation and preparedness. Police seek burglars who entered a Wiles Street dwelling and stole furnishings.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Memorial Christian Temple
Chris- Wans
O. A. Stoneman
Pennsylvania
North
Marshall Avenue
Charles Stanton
Hegervolr Avenue
South Reservoir Avenue
Gules
Presbyterian Church
Melentree
Messrs
Snow
Windsor Avene
Tudgins
Willoughby
Petersburg Notices and Deals at Auction and Local News
Patersburg notices cover property auction of a plowing mill sash door and wind factory on Lombardy Street with buyers James and Bristes paying 4300 dollars. Local leaders discuss Republican committee meetings in Norfolk and Richmond. Confederate veterans adopt resolutions praising Daughters of the Confederacy and fundraiser proceeds. Steamship S A McCall owner Mel. W. Phillips notes plans regarding metall removal. Reverend Wilken conducts revival in Wisechurch. Mrs. Andrew Martin dies from burns in Dinwiddie. Will of Dr. Riech er Eppes admitted to probate. Richard Eppes named administrator. Jon By dnor purchases 617 acres of timbered land in Dinwiddie for 2000 dollars.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Detersburg
Vat
Maren W
Speelulo Thomogs Pannell
Wvetioneer
Solkk
Pubic
Mhms
Wathie Sounh
Lombardy Street
Koowhats
Davinton
Monsrs
Jiames and
Bristes
Stith Bolling
Todas
Norfolk
Toemerruw
Tn Chatman
Tom
Mehmed
Republican Party
Tichmond
Daughters of the Confederacy
Fair Daughters of Our Land
Mel. W. Phillips
S. A. McCall
Petersburg
Wilken
Market Street M. B. Church
Wisehurch
Andrew Martin
Dinwiddle County
Prince George
Rieher Eppes
Richard Eppes
Jon
Bydnor
Dinwiddie
Tasporc
Tat County
James Cuskie
Hichmurnd
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Ulls
W. Ct
Buildingompany
Ofice
Penzold
Muhd-Tod
Bank Bstreet
Rem Tt
Nive
Corner Park
Brambleton Aves
Maly Street
Commerce Street
Hank Street
Church Street
Fores
Gladstone
James
Jed
Bank
James Street
Dillette
Bute Streets
Duke Street
Yarrteernoath
Yarmouth Street
Granby Street
Pion
Burruss, Son & Co
Europe
Priccpallites
West Neues Square
Porter-McNeal Co
Water Street
Norfolk, VA
Ize and Price
Nobby
Jack Oliver
Sam Jones
Citizen’s Prohibition
TY Vunye
Oly Collector
Sfare
Yey Leraml
Come
First Ward
West Precinet
Democratie Club
Walter Curling
Joe, Cochran
Harry Friedman
Joe Stein
San
Weeting
Im Woner
Sehitler
Waney Raerniaes
Gregory Wau Fido
Rd Baais
Mt T
Stolt
Californa Fle Syrup Company
Dr. Weck Cam
Orb
Mays
Dr. Weck
Eas Bleye
Frank I. Gale
F. E. White
Hla
Tie Nocial
Kate Shurvey
Cwere Ol
Suttons Litintey Company
Norfolk and Carolin Kill
Court of Apple
Birckinnat
Marrinze
Cowie
Rene Coke
Weather Report
Brameleton
Wiles Street
M.C. Dalby
Patersburg Noes
Columbus
Fourteenth Regiment
State Militia
Adb. Colt
Senate
Colt
Coricyma
Bultel
F. Naw TA
London
Porras Devo & Uma
Courio Props
Boston
Miller, Rhoads & CO
Ini
Nes
Thite Bohson al & Price
Wnts Phi Hetil
Ferbadt
Ufa Sitter Senhs
Pathera
Waleis
Viliterk Avery
Seth
Omeke Bandon Ritists
Aolou
Thiewater Boral Co
Main St
Deane
J. A
Deane CO
Kingston
New York
Cooper Marble Works
Norvolk
Virgina, Ll
Nicrox
C. GooDp Dwin
Augusta ‘Thomas
Columbia
Bassett's Fine Millinery
J. B. Armstrong & CO
Mechanicsools
Caring
Commercial Place
Old Market Square
T. F. Rogers
Columbia Building
Granhy Street
Alain Street
Pullits Wint
Bank Street
Cumberland Street
Tanky Street
Shields Street
High Street
Teute Street
Just
Legangs
Doyle & Small
John Dizer
Ball
Norful
Deess
Miss Lian
J.R. Briggs
Ford
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