Local Classifieds Offer Farm, Druggist Goods and Services
Numerous small ads list farm animals and equipment, a kept mare and colt for sale, local druggist products, and farm services. Noticeable items include a stud colt, Jersey-breed cows, a gold watch lost, and Thanksgiving supper at Westville church to benefit the parsonage fund. Also regional remedies and tonics advertised by local druggists.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jersey
Spring Hill Farm
Marhews
C. H. Va
Milack Dole
Port Traywool
Tindson & Sicinell
Linder
Pudpins
Hodgins & Hracd
Port Haywood
Dine Law
Maker & Bc, Dinewist
Ladies of
Westville Church
Mathews
C. H
Parsonage Fund
Hollister Rocky Mountain Tea Promises Restorative Power
An advertisement touts Hollister's Rocky Mountain Tea as a ultimate curative, claiming immense relief for suffering humanity. a 35 cent bottle and Tenor Tablets are marketed, with Druggist orders requested. Also announced are new ladies, misses, and children cloaks and coats by The J Flave Marchant Company, promised as superior in Mathews. A small Westville District farm with 18 acres cleared and 10 acres woods is for sale or rent, with woodland lots available. contact B M Diggs for terms.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hollister
Rocky Mountain
J. Flave Marchant Company
Mathews
Westville
John P. Morgan
B. M. Diggs
Adjourning Fourth Quarter Conference Notes Rear in Finances
The West Math ews Circuit adjourned its quarterly conference. finances including ministerial support and conference collections are behind. Rev C H Williams and Mr J W Minter leave for conference today. Minter visits relatives in Ashville NC and Knoxville TN. Mrs J D White returns from visit to son in Baltimore. Oyster scarcity may push prices up this winter. Some residents seek city work. Mr R W Minor moved to Baltimore for employment. Local schools are well patronized and thriving. Merchants busy. Howard Hunley building a dwelling. E M Owens, who sold his Bay Shore home to Capt Jeff James, is building at Mobjack.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Holly Grove
Aid Society A
Bly Grove
Stephen Mason
R. R. Hoskins
Hotel
Mathews
Spring Hill
Mathews C. Ik
Schooneer Ann
Virginia
James Ros
Mobinck
Miles
Hampton
West Mathews
C. H. Williams
J. W. Minter
Ashville
N. C
Knoxville
Tennessee
D. White
J. W. White
Baltimore
R. WH. Minor
Howard Hunley
E. M. Owens
Bay Shore
Jeff James
Mobjack
Local Obituary and Social Notes from November 1906
Mrs John Owens died last Wednesday November 7 1906 at her home. Her funeral was held there Friday morning. She leaves a husband a son and a daughter Miss Lena Brooks who visited with her sister Mrs Richard Trusch on Garden Creek. Capt C T Banks left Tuesday after a few days with family. W B Diggs spent Sunday at home. Miss Baby Brooks hosted a birthday party on Wednesday night November 7 with many friends. all appeared to have a good time.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Owens
Lena Brooks
Richard Trusch
Garden Creek
Manhattan Court Deals With Abandoned Baby Case
Robert Stokes arraigned in Manhattan Avenue Police Court on a charge of abandonment after allegedly selling his baby's clothes to buy cigarettes. His wife produced pawn tickets. bail set at $600 for hearing. Also, a Masonic Hall notice announces an officers election on the 24th with all members urged to attend.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Robert Stokes
Manhattan Avenue
New York City
Stokes
Masonic Hall
Capital crimes in Virginia rise and clemency rare
Historical crime analysis shows a surge in capital offenses in Virginia over the last two years with as many as thirty executions and more than a dozen hanged in eighteen months. Governor Swanson has commuted several sentences to life, but clemency remains uncommon despite appeals from judges, prosecutors, and juries.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Virginia
Swansen
Lfe
Swanson
Commonwealth
Rogernor Swanson
New Par Fao De ag Las We Announce Safe Remedy
The notice states ruleys Honey and Tar for coughs is not regulated by the National Food and Drug authority as it contains no opiates or harmful drugs. It is recommended as a safe remedy for children and adults. Site by E. Baker & Co., druggists.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ruley
Cours Eli
E. Baker & Co
Mary Anthony Mother of Bill Anthony Dies in Hoboken
Mrs. Mary Anthony, mother of Bill Anthony, died Thursday at St Marys Hospital Hoboken at nearly eighty. She had long lived in modest apartments at 63 Jefferson Street supported by neighbors and a New York charitable group. Two years ago a notice about selling her feather bed drew public attention to her poverty.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Mary *Anthony
Bill Anthony
Maine
Sigsbee
St. Mary's Hospital
Hoboken
Homble
Jefferson Street
New York City
Anthony
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the Journal
Mathew No
Iday
Ruth
Lee
Betta
Comfornis
National Pure
Bo Baker & Co
Countess
Old Ledworth
G. KE. T. Lane
Ry L. Mickelborough
Bohannon
Drageist
Diet de Witt
I. Baker & Co
de Witt
Littl
Dolly Madson
Mr. B. T. M. Henley
Mathevts
Fiotice
Brooks & Hudgins
Oscar Hudgins
Laban
Port Havwenod
Zohn J. Burke
Jfreasupeys
TEM
INTER
Bohaniign
DIGGS
Capt
C. T. Banks
W. B. Diggs
Sid
Wolffe
Weisop
Milliebry
SION
Ty Deni
Roel Adeanstein
Danville
Pats Souttig
Grayson
Roetitichtee
Tome Honeed
Rappaharpock
Karnville
Giles
Mronswick
Floyd
Nee Cho
Pps
Koetiam dl Jouraal
Atrcuit
O F Mathews
Maulins
Piainti
Action
Muster
Airis
Pea
Siren
Cele
Raney Poser
Josephine
Tito
Neserlhiae
Santis
Earv Ki
Bauers
White Bros
Commercial Place
Norfolk, Va
Foverty
Igan A. Payne
Wilton, VA
S. S. Pal
Ravenswood
W. Va
Rodol
2. O. Oawitt & CO
Ss. Bk. Pichardson
Orlister Deo Company
Madison
Wis
Eisai
Stamara
Warehaat
Keewlty
Wwe
Wiech
Cine
Bernalda
Boris
Mayfatrs
ALL America
Sampson
Autocrat
Sampson Superior
Sampson Comforts
White House
Marvel
Children’s
Magnolia
LOT Ladies
Sampson Working Shoe
Water King
THE
Gibraltar
Armada
Sampson Search Light
Sampson Autocrat
Sampson Rex Omnia
R. & U Spree
R. & H. Sclosser
Caplel
GG. &. Marchant's Department Store
L. Squires
J. E. Bellows
Humphreys
H. R
SeReererk
Lancaster Lumber & Bulding Co., Inc
Ocscran Dymers Greek Lancaster Co
SLU
Ribbon Grocery
Bprvel
Perroleton James
Frank FT. Clark
Imiedy
Norfolk
Tee
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