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Newspaper
Mathews Journal
Location
Mathews, Virginia, United States of America
Date
Nov 28, 1912
Page
4
The notice shows a weekly publication schedule with an annual rate of 31 dollars payable in advance. It indicates Thursday issuance and a forward price for yearly advertising.
Obituaries under 100 words are printed free for subscribers. Over 100 words incur five cents per line. Advertisements job notices and news copy are prepared on request. Forms close Wednesday at 10 a.m. hosted by W M Minter editor and owner.
The editorial expresses sympathy for the Allen defendants drawn into crime by ignorance but insists their actions were flagrant and must be punished by law. It praises mercy petitions to the governor yet urges allowing the jury verdict to stand and the law to run its course.
The death of Isador Rayner, a brilliant Maryland Senator, is a distinct loss to the Democratic Party. It comes as control of the Senate is uncertain and a Republican Maryland governor may appoint a Republican successor, challenging party unity and effectiveness.
The Tidewater Democrat rejoices in a speedy return to the field in enlarged size after a disastrous fire. The paper expresses regret at the loss and hopes it may live long and prosper.
A quaint observation notes that the mood of Thanksgiving Day reflects a man’s digestion, linking the holiday spirit to physical comfort and appetite.
A reader argues for better roads in Mathews county stressing drainage and road work’s long term savings. He links road quality to local industries like wheelwrights and blacksmiths and presents a cost-based case calculating annual savings and a possible $80,000 funding need.
A literary and musical program will be held at the Junior Hall on December 12. Part of the proceeds will go toward paying the debt on the new high school. The program promises to be an exceptionally good event with the full lineup to be published next week.
Ramon T. Marchan from Barceloneta writes Dr King s New Discovery cures coughing and cold ailments. He claims it helped him his brother and over twenty others. Trial bottle free 50 cents and 1 dollar. Guaranteed by druggists.
Mrs Fedora Diggs widow of Samuel Diggs died at her home near Diggs P.O. on November 18 at age 76. Funeral services were held at the home by Rev J C Walker last Wednesday with interment in the family burying ground. She was known and loved in the community for her admirable life.
E S Wesley Hudgins aged resident of Park View died yesterday morning at 6 o clock at his nephew W A Grace 322 North Armstrong street after a brief illness. Survived by nephews and nieces including W A Green W D Minter J W Wakefield L R Hudgins of Mathews county and several relatives in Portsmouth and York county. native of Mathews county he moved to Portsmouth in 1859 to run a wheelwright and blacksmith business with Herbert R Diggs at Glasgow and Chestnut streets and was a longtime member of Central M E church.
John Ware Hudgins infant son of Mr and Mrs Arthur C Hudgins of New Point died at home on Sunday Funeral services were held at Bethel church on Tuesday conducted by Rev T J Pbhaup
Commissioner George W. Koiner announces the October Farmers' Bulletin is ready and will be mailed to any farmer who requests it. It covers seed corn selection, a photo of the $1,000 National Corn Show prize car, lime and fertilizers, the silo, and hog cholera serum benefits. Include name and address to receive the bulletin free.
A Mathews County court verdict awarded R L Hudgins & Co. of Gwynns Island damages from B C A R Co for fish shipped April 4. The steamer grounded in Dividing Creek delaying arrival in Baltimore and rendering the fish worthless. The suit, one of many against the company, will likely go to the Supreme Court.
A speaker held up a small round box amid cheering crowds and extolled Bucklin’s Arnica Salve as best for burns and many other ailments. He claimed it calms inflammation and relieves pain, priced at 25 cents at all druggists.
Mr Ira D White of New Point and Miss Carrie B Armistead daughter of the late Mr and Mrs Frank Armistead were quietly married at the East Mathews Parsonage by Rev J A Winn on Tuesday night The Journal sends best wishes.
R C Heywood of Norfolk and Miss Mabel Topping of Middlesex county were married Monday night in Elizabeth City. The bride is daughter of J W Topping of Topping. They will reside in Norfolk where Mr Heywood works for the Old Dominion Steamship Company.
An Ohio man tore his shirt to flag a speeding train and avert disaster. H. T. Atkinson of Raleigh, North Carolina, credits Electric Bitters with restoring his health after severe stomach and liver issues. Four bottles cured him. trial offered to prove their merit for stomach liver and kidney trouble. 50 cents at druggists.
Notice lists dates and locations for tax payments to avoid penalties. Entries include Nov 23 at Mathews C. H Port Haywood. Nov 26 New Point P. O. Hutson's Store. Nov 27 Susan P. O. Geo. J. Diggs. Nov 28 Gwynns P. O. Grimstead. Nov 29 Cobbs Creek. Dec 2 Diggs FPO Moon. Dec 3 North Sarah. Dec 4 R. Brooks Laban at night. Dec 5 Mobjack Bohannon. Dec 6 Blakes Hudgins. decimal times shown for each site. Signed N. E. Miller, County Treasurer.
Fishermen and others in Mathews County are invited to a meeting at Gwynns Island School on Wednesday December 4 at 7 30 PM to organize a fish shippers exchange. Dr C M Raines presiding.
J B Sennett of Mathews Virginia invites builders to obtain heart lumber for window and door sills facings and corner boards.
A district clerk named Jonn F Hupeins responds to a circulating report he misdirected or misappropriated 400 to 600 dollars of public school funds. He describes the accusation as slander and calls for proof or withdrawal of the charge. He labels the accusers as spreading the disease of the tongue among Mathes residents.
For Sale two Franklin heaters for wood or coal apply at Spring Hill. For SALE Weir poles 35 40 45 and 48 feet long apply to D. Jesse Nuttsville Va. Wantiep A janitor for New Point High School apply to Chesapeake School Board. For Sate at Hyco near Matthews C H one cow one single horse wagon one sleigh and a few household articles apply before October 21 to Mrs L C Garnett after that date to C D Hudgins Matthews C H. For Sate A gasoline engine 3 h p sawing outfit on track will saw 10 to 15 cords per day International Harvester Co make good as new will sell cheap. Tucker Taliaferro Mig Co Gloucester C H Va. Fok Saue At a sacrifice price fine mercantile stand large store building splendid 8 room dwelling outbuildings 50 acres land post office will more than pay interest on entire cost. Any person coming to see property reimbursed expenses if misrepresented. Terms all cash or two fifths cash balance deed of trust Apply at once G D S D Cox Acorn Va.
Mrs Hugh Campell of Lavonia Georgia hails Chamberlins Cough Remedy as the best cough medicine she has used for herself and her children. The testimonial notes high satisfaction and says it is for sale by all dealers.
Advertises fat and delicious Cove oysters at 25 cents a dozen on the half shell and steamed oysters. Barrel stock offered as a specialty shipped to all points. From E. W. Browne in Sarcape involving Norfolk Virginia.
Wholesale and commission dealer of all kinds of stock from all parts of the world offers highest prices and prompt returns. References available from shippers wholesale dealers in the business and Market and Fulton National Bank New York or Peoples Trust Company reoklyn. STAND 2C FULTON FISH MARKET New York.
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