For Sale and Notices from Mathews Virginia Area
Second growth seed potatoes for sale at 50 cents per bushel by D F Kirkpatrick Mathews Virginia Boards from 4 to 12 inches wide 12 to 16 feet long at cents per hundred offered by Stoakley and Carmine Port Haywood Virginia Reverend R F Hopkins of Hampton Virginia preaches at Westville Baptist Church Sunday at 11 am with free seating and open invitation to all. postal cards offered by Noverty Post Corp Co 415 Broadway New York City Room 515. Small launch for sale suitable for fishing or hunting at Crikett Hill Virginia. Slab wood cut to stove lengths sold by G E Kunt Port Haywood. Postal cards in all kinds colors shapes offered by S E Richardson druggist. Mathews Journal and Weekly Richmond Times Dispatch one year for $1.52 offer expires April 1. Foley's Honey and Tar recommended for coughs by S E Richardson. Three year old sorrel colt for sale at Spring Hill Farm near Mathews C H 841 Hodges Shackleford 62 years old Confederate veteran dies at home East River Foster. Turke-a-Wrek World and Mathews Journal one year for $1.65. Urino Laxative Fruit Syrup advertised. Attendance at court and county tax collection noted. Mr Hopkins born 1849 youngest Confederate veteran enlisted at age 11. Mr Hopkins weighed 255 pounds now. Mrs M Sue Donovan injured in fall. Baltimore subscription note to Mathews Journal. Richmond district committee election results and possible successors. Local shoe advertising and Easter novelties by Sam Richardson. High School music program planned for April 10 at the Court House to raise funds for piano and music class expenses.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
E. L. Bir- Lups
Crikett Hill
G. E. Kunt
Port Haywood
Mathews
S. E. Richardson
Mathews Journal
Richmond Times-Dispatch
Times-Dispatch
Daily Times-Dispatch
Journal
Spring Hill Farm
Mathews C.H
Hodges Shackleford
Mathews County
East River
Foster
C. H. Williams
Shackleford
Mashews Journal
W. Frank Hopkins
Richmond
International Harvesting Machine Company
Mr. Hopkins
York Co
Appomattox
Stuart's Cavalry
M. Sue Donovan
John B. Donovan, Sr
Baltimore
John J. Burke
Mata Ews Journal
Times
A. L. Wolefe
E. Preston St
Dolly Madison
Sam Richardson
le Cato
Local Social Roundup From Mathews and Nearby Areas
Capitan Billups departed Friday for a trip to the South. Miss Ethel Vaughn, longtime Battery School assistant teacher, left for home in Mecklenburg County. Miss Lynch of Baltimore visits Miss Virginia Billups, while Mrs. Nanie Jones and Miss Susie Mason departed Wednesday for Norfolk. Mr. Seth Miller and his daughter Mary Nottingham of Cape Charles have returned to Mathews. Frances Miller is reported very ill. Mrs. S. C. Hughes visits her parents this week. Miss Mollie Jones, visiting, remains with Lida.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Capitan Billups
South
Ethel Vaughn
Battery School
Mecklenburg Co
Miss Lynch
Baltimore
Virginia Billups
Nanie Jones
Susie Mason
Norfolk
Seth Miller
Mary Nottingham
Cape Charles
Mathews
Frances Miller
S. C. Hughes
Mollie Jones
Parsonage Drive Fundraising Bazaar Planned
Rev. George Remagen preached at Holly Grove Church to a large congregation. The Ladies Aid will hold a bazaar at Mr. S. H. Mason's home called Mobile on Easter Monday and Tuesday, moved to Tuesday and Wednesday due to bad weather. Proceeds aid the parsonage. Lena Downs visiting Norfolk. Oak Grove and Westville churches express enthusiasm over the parsonage project.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George Remagen
Holly Grove
Susans Storehouse Expansion Reported Cooperation With Partner
Mr Charles Owens is enlarging his storehouse near Susans by adding a new section doubling space and improving appearance. Rumor says Grover Armistead may join as a partner. Walter Hudgins at Dige’s wharf lost a horse last Sunday night after feeding seemed fine. Rev W L Ware delivered a strong sermon after noon on regeneration using Christ’s words to Nicodemus You must be born again. Leurmas.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles Owens
Grover Armistead
Walter E. Hudgins
Dige’s Wharf
W. L. Ware
Nicodemus
Leurmas
Cobbs Creek Visit and Local Socials Report
Miss Edna Brooks and Miss Year Sadler visit Cobbs Creek. A basket party last Thursday drew a good crowd. Miss Sanderson, Miss Ethel Chompson and Miss Dora Peters stayed with Miss Nora Lewis from Thursday to Friday. Charles Lewis hosted a pleasant ride last week. Many residents have bought farms and settled in the village this past year.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Edna Brooks
Year Sadler
Cobbs Creek
Miss Sanderson
Ethel Chompson
Dora Peters
Nora Lewis
Charles Lewis
No Case on Record for Foley's Honey and Tar Ad
Advertisement asserts no cough leads to pneumonia or constipation after using Foley's Honey and Tar. Claims fast relief and safety with a yellow package. For sale by 3. E. Richardson.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Foley
S.E. Richardson
Noord
3. E. Richardson
Local educators urged to boost pay amid teacher turnout
Bohannon notes strong private school attendance by public school teachers in town. He warns short terms and low pay may drive good teachers to better offers. Mr J R Hudgins, officer aboard the Birmingham, visits his sister Mrs J D White. Mrs White, Mrs Zimmerman and Isabel to visit Norfolk next Monday hosted by Miss Elizabeth White.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. R. Hudgins
Birmingham
J. D- White
Hudgins
J. D. White
Zimmerman
Isabel
Norfolk
Elizabeth White
Diggs: Willie Knight Visit and Hudgins Call
Mr. Willie Knight and his Baltimore wife visit Mrs. Walter Hudgins while Captain W B Diggs is improving.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Willie Knight
Baltimore
Walter Hudgins
W. B. Diggs
Two in One Winter End in Recovery
Cc. E. Emerson of Fitzwilliam New Hampshire suffered two pneumonia attacks in one winter. Two physicians told him recovery was unlikely after the second attack. He credits Foley's Honey and Tar with his survival and calls it a grand remedy for throat and lung troubles. Sold by E Richardson.
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Cc. E. Emerson
Fitzwilliam
N. H
Foley
E. Richardson
Court Notes: March term opens. Jones missing steamer
Circuit Court begins its March term with Judge Claggett B. Jones absent after missing the steamer. Grand Jury unpanelled includes Weston and Tame among others. Indictments for misdemeanors filed against John Jones and Albert Peters. Commonwealth v James cases result in fines and dismissals with costs. Court adjourns after decrees.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Circuit Court
Claggett B. Jones
J. 4. Weston
Foreman
Alex. Tame
C. M. Douglas
P. Hicks
Wm.Dixon
T. Rufus Callis
G. G. Bassett
E. B. Winder
N. B. Leigh
J. W. Gayle
J. A. Fleet
Eli T. Callis
Miles Declares Democratic Voting Record in Virginia Notice
W G Miles sworn statement from Hicks Wharf Mathews County Virginia March 16 1906 asserts he has always voted Democrat and denies rumors of Republican affiliation. Witness Poyre before J W Minter N P confirms oath and correctness of the statement.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. G. Miles
Hicks Wharf
State of Virginia
Mathews Co
Poyre
J. W. Minter
N. P
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Mathew H
D. F. Kirkpatrick
Stoakley & Carmine
R. F. Hopkins
Hampton, Va
Westville Baptist Church
Tnc
Noverty Post Corp Co
Broadway
N. Y. City
Middlesex Wast House
Ichmond College
Riche
Jarvis
Treat
Court House
Peake District
R J. Boyd Sears
Lee Sears
Remagen
Rove
Westville
NORTH
Hallseford
Bohannon
Diggs
Tidewater
Davis Garbage Mfg. Co., Inc
Gloucester Branch
W. C. Tucker
Mgr
B.D. Luge
GO Fulton
New York
SHADA
C. H. Treakie
Local Avent
Olly Madison
Shirley Pattie
Southern Shorthand and Business University
Worfolk, Va
H. H. Hale
Charles H. Torsch
Hopkins Place Factory
Gillingham St
Richardson
White Bros
Commercial Place
Norfolk, Va
John A. Payne
Wilton, VA
Mathews C. H
Ll. We Mathews
Irs
Virginia
Callis
Mrwoost
Spauel Pendleton Sames
Blue Ribbon Grocery
Gounty
Widewater Insurance
Kn Rust Corporation
Tidewater Insurance and Trust Corporation
Frank ‘Ft. Clark
Norfolk, Virginia
Cortland
Mathews Court House
Pittsburgh
Liblary Bros. Groceries and General Merchandise