Featherweight ware praised for purity and safety
This new ware is featherweight, beautiful, easy to clean and resists tarnish. Though the price is slightly higher, long service and absolute safety justify it. The Maltese cross with Pure Illinois 1892 Aluminum guarantees genuineness. Beware imitations. look for the trade mark on every piece. For sale by W. H. C. Murray, Williams Wharf, Va.
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Illinois
Boston
Hub
Boston” Rubber
Boston Rubber Shoe CO
Mass
Locals Personal Mentions From Mathews Area
Local notes list visits and illnesses including Me C R Richardson in Norfolk and B E Clemens in North reported seriously ill. Balti more guest Mc W B Thurston of Thuston with Captain James P Thurston. Rev L J Phaup to fill Behel Sunday 3 pm. Mrs Jennie Green of Retz improves after severe illness. Superintendent E C Percifull visiting county schools. W J Grimstead in Baltimore buying spring goods. An entertainment at New Point High School on March 29 with program and refreshments. Several horse losses reported among L M Acig Blakes George Blassingham Wathews and L Smither Huggins. Christopher Garnett Richmond guest at Hyco. T E Hudgins Baltimore visits upper Mathews. Gloucester Bank Inc directors meet at Mathews D H. Moojack fall UDC entertainment postponed to March 27. Journal employees James H Peg and Andrew Davis visiting county homes. Captain Thad Morgan leaves for Boston then Gloucester MA to fishing. Mt Frank Brassingham knocked in Wise and absent from duties. Santastie Association nesting at Mathews C H for reorganization adjourned. Mrs F W Troy and Ellis leave for Louisville KY where Rev F W Troy is stationed. Revival at Central to begin Sunday at 8 pm led by Rev MecGoni gal with daily services. Out-of-county visitors for court include Judge Clavgarth Jones Major J N Stubbs Col J R Saunders and others S K Vuxton.
Unscrambled Notice Offers Goods At Reasonable Prices
Mrs L G Hanley Mathews of Virginia advertises a buyer for a gentle young colt not three years old and a hard working, fearless driver. Many other valuable articles from the property can be purchased at reasonable prices at the location.
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Losier
L. G. Hanley Mathews
Fragmented OCR Text on Chae Wlain and Cong
Fragments show garbled phrases about Chae Wlain and a vague reference to Cong. Readable specifics are minimal. No clear events names dates or organizations emerge.
Court Opens March Term Amid Crowded Docket
Court begins the March term with a full docket and a noisy scene of political activity. Saxton of Newport News mingles with voters as statements of support flow in. Indictments not yet issued. cases include Commonwealth v Forrest for local option law violation with a $50 fine and Heath v Rafferty to be argued by Tyler, Garnett, Lurch, and Sears.
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Commonwealth
J. M. Forrest
Fenton White
Feionius
Rowe
Bennett
Davis
Machen
Heath
Rafferty
Messrs
Tyler and
Garnett
Messrs. Lurch and Sears
Mr. Rafferty
Destructive Winds Sweep County Last Friday
A short lived cyclone, really a small tornado, struck parts of the county last Friday centering on Mathews C. H. It damaged homes and outbuildings from North River to the jail yard. Structural damage extended to the drug store weatherboarding and a water tank. Several trees were uprooted and a chimney partially collapsed as the storm moved through the area.
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Mathews C. H
Malley Ransome
North River
Mies Jr
C. H
G.S. Marchant
E. M. Blake
Said’ Smith
Mary Shackelford
Messrs Douglas and
Poozh
Dr. Vaden
Seasonal Signs of Spring and a Fishermen’s Haul
Surviving winter storms and spring floods, farmers and fishermen begin catching shad and herring as warm signs return. The groundhog, St Patrick’s Day, and migrating wild geese mark approaching spring despite last winter’s severity. Otis Diggs sold his shad and herring catch for about $105 last Saturday.
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St. Patric
North Pole
Otis Diggs
Leumas
Death at Richmond Station and local notices from Virginia
General He ws Mr J J Faulkner of Urbanna Va dropped dead at the southern Railway Station in Richmond on his way home. M W Burlee sold White Marsh a notable Gloucester farm to Mr Hawkins of West Virginia. J Taylor Elly son calls a March 26 meeting of the State Democratic Committee in Richmond to decide delegate election for the State Democratic Convention. W G Weaver, formerly Bank of Middlesex cashier and later Bank of Portsmouth cashier, elected president of that bank.
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J. J. Faulkner
Urbanna
Southern Railway
Richmond
M. W. Burlee
Gloucester
White Marsh
Virginia
Mr. Hawkins
West Virginia
Tabb
Cairman
J. Taylor Ellyson
State
Democratic Committee
W. G. Weaver
The
Bank of Middlesex
theBank of Portsmouth
Bucklen's Arnica Sustains Child Health Claims
The text touts Bucklen's Arnica Salve as curing edema rashes tetter and chafings in children, and treating accidental injuries including cuts burns and bruises with quick healing. It claims superiority for boils ulcers running sores and piles, priced at 25 cents at all druggists.
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Bucklen
Ordination Services Planned for Macedonia Deacons
Ordination on Sunday March 31 at 11 a.m. for Bros John Shackleford and T Shawn as deacons to assist two older deacons R W Forrest and John Hocres. Sermon by Bro dl. Corr. of Gloucester. Public cordially invited, deacons sought from other Baptist churches. Special musical program. J C Walker.
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John Shackleford
T. Shawn
Macedonia
Bros
R. W. Forrest
John Hocres
Bro dl
LC. Corr
Gloucester
J.C Walker
Two Doctors Said I Had Two Years to Live
A patient recalls a grim prognosis from two physicians claiming a two year life limit due to consumption. He credits Dr Koag s New Discovery, praising its effect on his throat and lungs after using the remedy despite the era s skepticism and costs.
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Dr. Koag
Toway Lam
Bargain Runabout for Sale by W H Rowland Mathias
For sale a Runabout in perfect condition with toy and gas lamp. Interested parties should write or call W. H. Rowland Mathias, Va, for further information.
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Reo
W. H. Rowland Mathias
Electric Bitters Proclaimed Cure By Dr Curtis in Kan
Dr J T Curtis of Dwight Kan declares Electric Bitters cured edema and even himself. He claims the tonic purifies blood and benefits eczema tetter salt rheum ulcers boils and running sores. The medicine is said to stimulate liver kidneys and bowels expel poisons aid digestion and build strength. Price 50 cents with guarantee from druggists.
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J. T. Curtis
Dwight Kan
Socente
Hall's Catarrh Cure Pronounced Trustworthy in 1896
A sworn affidavit from A. W. Gleason notes Frank J. Cheney of Toledo offers Hall's Catarrh Cure with a $100 reward for each untreatable catarrh. The document, dated December 46 1896, claims the preparation acts on the mucous surfaces and promises testimonials and nationwide sale through druggists.
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Gres
Hall
Frank J. Cheney
A. W. Gleason
Cheney & Co
Toledo
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Margaret B. Owen
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Underwood Typewriter Co., Inc
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Carareer
Westville
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Oak Grove
George Cowen
W. H.C. Murray
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the Journal
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Mathews and Vicinity
Me. C. R. Richardson
Norfolk
B. E. Clemens
North
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Baltimore
Captain James P. Thurston
L. J. Phaup
Be Hel
Jennie Green
Retz
E. C. Percifull
W. J. Grimstead
New Point High School
L. M. Acig
Blakes
George Blassingham
Wathews
L. Smither
Huggins
Christopher Garnett
L. C. Garnett
Hyco
T. E. Hudgins
Ludgins & London
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Mathews D. H
James H. Pegd and
Andrew Davis
Ol ‘Ime Journal
Thad Morgan
Wilgo
Santastie Assiculparnd
Mathews C.H
F. W. Troy
Ellis
W. E. Fitchett
Louisville, Ky
Rev
Central
Mr MecGonigal
Clavgarth, Jones
J. N. Stubbs
Col
J. R. Saunders
W. D. Evans
S. S. Smith Jr
J. KR. Kniszler
W. E. Celonna
S. Kk. Vuxton
Prive
Chae Wlain
Susan
Hews
E. V. Zirckel
Imyerterland Center In
Canton Ave
Baltimore, MD
Mathews County
Rjissa
Glam and
Oysterman
Edwin Treakle
Fulton Fish Market
Mathews
Market
Fulton National Bank
New York
Feaptes Trust Co
Brooklyn
Ito
Patecho
I Dugeriata Tsc
Wall's
Fev Caastipa Nh
Scapine
Woolworth
Senpine
Vienna
Leing
Nees
Portsmouth Retail Lumber Corporation Ser
Bell
Portsmouth
Wear Manufacturing Company
Rebber
ORVER
Boston Hub Warrior Duck Boots
Montague Rubber
Sawyer
Beo
Ireo
Eavy Durable
Leve
Foy Sate
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