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Newspaper

Norfolk Virginian

Location

Norfolk, Virginia, United States of America

Date

Sep 05, 1897

Page

9

Portsmouth store to open with school books and supplies

Messrs Anderson and Inson announce the reopening of their store at 224 High Street, Portsmouth, offering school books and stationery, secondhand books, and a public show bag with a pencil box and blotter. They emphasize experience and seek to meet local demand. A boy, George James, saved Charles Hundley from drowning after a sailing mishap near Pinnetts Point, earning praise. Religious notices list Central M E Church, Monumental M E, South Street Baptist, and Calvary Baptist services. An attempt to steal a watch is reported on Crawford Street. A Planer’s Point Investment Company is organized with officers and directors to market property.

Messra Anderson & Inpson HR G. Hume, & Gro High Street Anderson Flume Crump Tipiar Portsmouth Thompson Charles Mundley Pinnetts Point George James Warde Sway Mr. Hundley Central M.E Ray D. D Ruth Junior League Monumental M Nev L. B. Betty South Street Baptist Church Calvary, Baptist Church C. Davis Port Norfolk Baptist Chapel W. R. Keefe Norfolk Indies Crawford Street Land Company Planer’s Point Investment Company Faptein W. H. Murdaugh Adolph Brandt Joseph L. Bililsoly L. RR. Watts EF. A. Butt G. Hatton J. 8. Crawford A. J. Philips

Mrs Norths Will Contested By Gardiner O Donnell

The Baltimore Sun reports late Ann Norths will is challenged by Gardner H O Donnell nephew alleging undue influence and lack of mental soundness at execution. Mrs North left about 250000 in property with large sums to relatives and 200 monthly to her husband during life. upon his death the remainder to relatives. Gardner H O Donnell is not among the beneficiaries.

Washington Baltimore Sun Ann North Gardner H. O'Donnell Truat

Accident injures man as timber falls on foot in Scottsville

Charles Elliott was working on a house in Scottsville yesterday when a heavy timber felled and struck his foot, mashing it badly. He was carried home and medical aid was summoned.

Charles Elliott Scottsville

Correction of Trilbys Priday ball game results and Park View lots ad

Portsmouth correction notes the Trilbys vs South Portsmouths game had only five hits and six runs for the Trilbys and no hits or runs for South Portsmouths. An adjacent column advertises elegant four lots near Naval Park within three blocks of the electric railroad for ten dollars monthly, with sewers promised.

Portsmouth The Virginian South Portsmouths Naval Park Aine Park View Fifth Ward

Labor Day Observance Plans Announced Citywide

The city will observe Labor Day with no public demonstrations. The naval yard will close, the post office will maintain Sunday hours, railroad shop work will be suspended, and the city and county clerk’s offices will close. Portsmouth military personnel will travel to Virginia Beach for exercises.

Navy Yard Portsmouth Virgnia Beach

City Officials Schedule Regular Meetings This Week

Monday the Board of Police Commissioners holds its regular monthly meeting. Tuesday the City Council meets for its regular monthly session. Thursday the Meetings Court begins its criminal term. Friday the School Board convenes a session.

Board of Police Commissioners

Trinity Circle Meets About Kings Daughters Home Opening

Members of the Trinity Circle of the King's Daughters, all Protestant denominations, are urged to attend next Tuesday afternoon at 2 o'clock in Trinity parish house. The diverse circle expects a large turnout to discuss the home opening.

Trinity Circle King's Daughters King's Daughters’ Home Alo O'Clocl Trinity Parish House

Woman Falls on Nelson Street Steps

Yesterday afternoon Mrs Blanche Cal yert slipped on back steps at her Nelson street home and fell injuring her back and head. The injuries are painful but not serious.

Blanche Calyert Nelson Street

Berkley News Highlights and Local Notices

Local items report visits by residents, moves and returns from trips, and church services. Notables include I R Humphries heading to Coleraine NC, W W Silvester’s return from Virginia mountains, and Mrs Amanda Stokes’s death near Providence Church aged fifty. Upcoming church activities and civic notices follow.

Local merchant Buchman to close Berkeley shop with auction sale

Mr Buchman, prominent merchant of Berkeley at Liberty and Eighth Streets, will close his business Monday September 6 with a large auction sale to clear the remaining merchandise and store fixtures. Sale begins early in the morning.

Shawboro N. C Blechman Liberty Street Eighth Street McCoy Indley Montalant Armstrong Memorial Buchman Terkley Liberty and Eighth Streets al & Oddvk

Local Church Meetings and Shipping News In Mathews Area

Thalia Items notes Mrs T G Corilon an ailing resident near Reservoir Ave will soon sit up and be out. Rev Crawley and wife of the South Norfolk Circuit visit Haygood Memorial church and Lynnhaven meeting aiding Rev A A Jones. Eleven join the church at Maymood Memorial as Rev Jones closes his meeting. Judge I D Wetmore returns to Warren after a brief stay in Prinsh Anne. Spot fish abundant now with encroachment of Stamp Caul fishery forcing homes to move. Nimmo's meeting praised. Miss Lucy Clb of Maltby Ave Brambleton visits Mathews.

T. G. Corilon Reservoir Avening Mr. Crawley Southorfolk Circuit A. A. Jones Haygood Memorial Church Crawley Mr. Jones Lynnhaven Jones Maymood Memorial Church Hooker Smith Watch Apm Anne I. D. Wetmore Warren Prinsh Anne Nimmo's Mia Lucy Clb Maltby Avenue Brambleton Mathews

Market Holds Steady Amid Pressure on Opening Offerings

New York September 4 The market stayed remarkably steady despite the coming Sunday and holiday. London buoyant on International shares while Americans also active on the London exchange. Northern Pacific gains cited as market manipulation motive. Sugar and Missouri Pacific advanced with strong earnings signals. Wabash and St. Paul mixed. railroad earnings broadly favorable with strong bank results supporting shares. Total weekly volume 3,194,901. bonds active with higher prices. government bonds up 4% for the week.

New York London London Exchange Pacife Missouri Pacifc Missouri Pacific Northern Pacific Preferred St. Paul Wabash Common Preferred Atchisons Fort Worth Denver City Northern Pacific Texas Pacifics Wabash Morfoly

Chicago Markets End Mixed After Wheat Halts Decline

Chicago reports show wheat recovers to half of yesterday’s loss while corn and oats rise by about a cent. Provisions stay weak with slight declines. cash prices for flour, corn, oats, and various hog and cattle cuts listed alongside futures. Market tone influenced by foreign markets, with mixed futures and firm cash quotes across grains and meats.

Chicago Bept Wes Sens Erie Do. Straightis

New York and Baltimore Market Snapshot Highlights

Whiskey distillers finished goods price per gallon 1.22 and sugar loaf at 5 shillings. New York Market shows flour, rye, and wheat ranges, beef and lard values, and spot coffee. Cotton market movements in New York and Liverpool links. futures open steady then uneven, with daily receipts and stock movements noted.

New York Minnesota Cordova

Norfolk Market News Afloat In Prices September 4 1897

Norfolk Va September 4 1897 fish mackerel in kegs 57.00 various weights prices listed for herring cuttings and other fish meats provisions market strong and advancing with pork ham and bacon prices noted. dairy, oils, coffee, syrups, molasses and flour prices included along with rice grain peas and other staples.

Norfolk North Carolina Potomac Smitthfield B.C Western Dairy Mami Buller New York State Dairy New Kerrsone Oil

Market Prices for Grains and Feedstuffs in Midwest

Straight per bushel prices include clay at 700 per bushel and white corn at 420 with mixed 40c. Mil Feed Market steady with bran at 13.00. Shipstuff or middling 13.50 per 60 pounds for meal, wine bolted. Michigan Ohio Indiana No. 1 fists day 14.00 No. 2 12.50 mixed.

Michigan Ohio Indiana

Market Notes Show Varied Out-of-Town Delivery Rates

The report lists local sales with varied pricing and delivery differentials. Prices differ by product type from Zut loaf at $5.74 to powdered and confectioners' standards, with several grades and regional labels such as American off A and California 4B among the quoted figures.

California Keysient

Fresh Fish Prices at Taylor’s Market

A fragment listing fresh fish prices per pound from Taylor's Market. Croakers 2 cents, pan fish 2 cents, baking fish 4 cents, flounder 3 cents, sheepshead 10 cents, mackerel 8 cents, blue fish 3 cents, speckled trout unknown, rock 8i, Spanish Mackerel not clearly stated.

Peanut Market Prices and Farm Goods Report

Market notices list steady grains and prime peanuts, with assorted shelling stock prices. Livestock shows totals for cattle hogs lambs and dairy cows, plus fruit and produce quotes for bananas lemons cabbage potatoes and poultry eggs beeswax.

Virginia

Arrivals and departures at Norfolk ports 1897

Shipping news lists arrivals at Norfolk with several steamers and schooners bound for coal and cargo, including Clara A Goodwin and Alice M Colburn to Wm Lamb & Co, and many with cargoes like wheat lard and coal. Vessels sail toward Bath New Bedford and Baltimore. North American Transport Co and Barber & Co prominent in charters.

Norfolk Clara A. Goodwin Pinkham Wm. Lamb & Co Alice M. Cotburn MecLoet Florence Randall Thompson Lamb & Co Henry D. May Douglass New York John Proctor Chase Rockport Henry May Perry Lght Wreddle Mencken Theiitingson Uesht James Dawidoon Rankin Light Wasp Tope Wr. Lamb & Co Tug Herald Cleardd Stmp Hildawell Willis Cork North American Transport Company Romulus Cerdan Mamburg Newport News Barber & Co Pulrmead Clark, Mull North Americaian Transport Company Schr. C. C. Lance, Johnson New Ihaven Page Fron Schr H. Clifford Harting Cortland Ean Florence Tanda Charleston Sehr Alice M. Colburn McLeod Loston New Bodford Eon Hope New London Total Grace G, Bennett Eggers Baltimore Robert Graham Dunn Dune Bath Star of the Sea Hopkins New Bedford Cowl

Cotton notes show mixed markets and weather patterns

Light rains in Texas and Georgia, hot dry spells in Arkansas. New York futures rose about 1 1 2 points with October at 6.86 6.87 and January at 6.82. spot cotton middling 7 cents. Receipts at U S ports yesterday 10 288 bales vs last year 19 000 and 9 394 in 1894. visible supply fell to 1 061 761 bales, 80 bales below last week. Cotton Exchange will be closed Monday for Labor Day.

New York Liverpool Manduay Culton Fall River Stose Consolidated Great Britain France Fales Colton New Orleans Texas Georgia Arkansas London Colon United States Touston Monay

Nothing So Good Dr King s New Discovery Ad

There is nothing as good as Dr King s New Discovery for consumption coughs colds and chest lunge issues. It is safe reliable and money back guaranteed. Trial bottles are at Burrow Martin Co drug store regular size 60 cents and one dollar.

Dr. Kinky Dr. King Burrow, Martin & Co

Grand Excursion Teleuewned September 6th

Special train leaves Portsmouth and Norfolk at 9 20 a m with tickets valid on regular No. 6 at 6 40 a m and No. 4 return passage from Richmond. Return is at 8 00 p m the same day. Inquiries to K T Bn Oak Passenger Agent C & Railway Norfolk Va.

C. & , Railway Norfolk

Six Card Parties at the Sweet Chalybeate Diversion

Guests gathered at Sweet Chalybeate Springs as September winds brighten the season. Social events filled the week with several card games on lawns and porches, prizes awarded, and a notable musical recital by Mr. Mackenzie Gordon. Residents and visitors from Norfolk, Petersbur o, and Charleston attended, with groups touring Geaver Dam Falls and a hay ride.

Messry, McCullough Tanner Geaver Dam Falls Sallie Cooke Dresden Walton R. B. Cooke Miss Weld Washington Walker Bigs Terry William Boykins Miss Old Lizele Boykin Rose Cooke Leigh Misa Tucker Pisher Stein Stock Norfolk Jackson Dumm Petersburo Mivees Goldsborough Hough

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