The Mathews journal., May 18, 1905, Image 3

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'HUKSDAY. - MAY 18. 1905.
LITTLE LOCAL ITEMS.
Doings o? the People
Tersely Told. ?
?ISITORS SEEN IN TOWN.
Some Going and Others Re?
turning?Local Happen?
ings of Interest to
All.
Mrs. Thos. D. Hudgins of Port
j^?aywood is improving.
^^^Little Marion White, daughter
of R. Ashley Wrhite, is quite sick.
Miss Georgia James, who has
been teaching school near Hamp?
ton, has returned home.
Misses Bessie Miller and Sadie
Brown of Baltimore arrived in
the county Tuesday.
Ward Respass, uf Norfolk, was
aa^isitor with relatives here for
irre past two weeks.
Win. B. Brooks, of Newport
News, is at his home for a few
daj'S.
Mrs. Shanholtzer of Newport
News is spending some time with
her friend, Mrs. Wm. B. Brooks,
?of Penny.
The mauv endorsers of Dr.
?^j^>s. B. Lane are pleased at his
reappointment as County Super?
intendent of schools.
For sali::? One Surrey, good
as new, light enough for one
horse, cheap for cash.
Apply at this office.
For Sale? Best timothy hay.
Blry cmick as it is gomg fast
A. Scott Robinson,
A Fitchctts Va.
> Capt. Seth A. Marchant, the
we'iV Jtnown lumber man, left
Mondar"?or*New York City on
business to be ?sont about ten
days.
There will be a May Pole exer?
cise given by Miss Pallard's school
on Saturday,. May 20, at 4 P. M.
on Mr. Hale's lawn. The public
iso^vited.
Among the lawyers in atten?
dance upon the "May term of the
Circuit Court were Herbert I.
Lewis of West Point and J. N.
Stubbs of Gloucester.
H. H. Hale who has recently
been dealing extensively in horses
went to Norfolk on Tuesday, car?
rying a very showy and attractive
p4fc of sorrels.
There will be a Children's Day
service at St. Pauls M. E. church
the fourth Sunday afternoon in
this month. The program is said
to be one ot the best to be ' given
t*i several years.
Robert W\ Shultice, a promi
ft^Hent attorney of Norfolk, former
^MCommonweil'h's Attorney of
Bwiews coum: , spent several
?delays in our midst on legal busi?
ness.
Hon. J. Taylor Ellyson has
written that he will be present on
the 24th inst and address the
"Educational Conference" to be
held at the Tabernacle on that.
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^mikw lot 5 and 10 cent goods, jf
yNew dry goods and millinery;
f New shoes and clothing, I
New furniture and mattings,
All at rock bottom pricel^
w
22-3t G. S. and J. F. Jftarchant.
Attention is called U^the Bank's
add which appears In another col?
umn, la the futoxfe the bank will
^fc??* P. M. Saturdays. This
iaSBaaWBallS8S8aaFiat tne necessary
kght be finished up
fon the d wu of H. H Hale's
resi eterice, Saturday, at 3:30 P.M.
A number of Miss Clara Pettit's
pupflgwill render some musical
selections and the afternoon pro?
mises to be an enjoyable one.
John Enos, one of Sears cfc Wil?
liams' popular salesmen, who has
been offering for the past two
weeks with a series of disorders,
is now^rery much improved. His
maladjr*;<vas nothing serious, it
being of the nature of "risings"
etc.
ITEMS OF INTER
EST.
Gathered By Our County
Correspondents.
BOHANNON.
We have to record the death of
Rev. K. E. Bentley which occur
ed at his home in Urbana on Fri?
day morning last at eight o'clock.
Mr. Bently was a member of t lu
Virginia Annual Conference of
the M. E. Church, South, but
since his last* illness from con?
sumption, he has made his home
in Urbanna, He was born and
feared near here ami the people
of West Matthews especially, have
held him in high regard as a
good man snd a good preacher.
His death is very much lamented.
Truly it may be said of him "He
served his generation bv the will
of God"' and though dead, we
believe the influence of his conse?
crated life will live after him.
Farmers here are very busy
turning under rye and German
Clover a'ld find it the cheapest
improvement of the land they can
get; the land is planted in corn.
The potato crop is looking well
but the bugs are just as industri?
ous as the farmers.
Mr. Carter White made a visit
to his parents. Mr. and Mrs. J. I).
White last week but has returned
to his place of business in Balti?
more, taking with him his sister
Miss Liaste, for a short visit.
Miss Martha M inter closet! her
school at Mobjack today.
Vet.
FOSTER.
This writer reads every issue of
the Journal, and classes it with
her important literature. I am
glatl to see such a long and inter?
esting column from "Virginia".
She is working for her County
paper and helping the needed
cause of her country, which is the
education of the young.
"Leumas," con't let your cater?
pillars crawl this way!
Two of oui young men were
sent through Woodside orchard
and in a few moments tricy retur?
ned saying the only reinedy was
to use fire arms. For Alie first time
the writer witnessed' a war be?
tween men and caterpillars with
fire arms. /
Mr. George JRverage's hand is
nearly well, Jrtiuch credit due Dr.
J. W. I). Itfiynes for it.
J. T. leverage, one of our/pop?
ular merchants, returned from
Norfolfe last week.
M/. Travis Appermay accom?
panied by Miss Susie Foster of
Cswynns Island, visited his paren?
tal home last Sunday.
Miss Jenny Callis of Woodside
is spending this ?y4ek at Auburn
assisting Mrs. John Sanders and
Miss Mattie W?lkins with their
summer sewiyfc
A very/ interesting Sunday
school hasij been organized at
Trinity ChuAvh under the super
intendencyjof Mr. John Miller
who is doyhg all in his power to
make it ays access.
I ^ _ "Juanita."
Mrs. N. C. Joi
to her home on
Capt. Tom Nelson's
completed. She has a
motor in her.
During the storm last Th'
evening lightning struck
near the home of Mrs. Si
Hcarn. It stunned some p
in a nearby yard, but otherw
did no damage.
A seven leaf clover was found
on S. II. Mason's farm.
R. L. Burton was home Sun
day.
Yellow Kid
THE MATHEWS COUNTY VA.
FIJZHUGH LEE MON?
UMENT FUND.
The name of subscribers -Chil?
dren.
Mc Sherry Hunley,
Grace Baker Siegel,
Dabney G. Baker Jr.,
Charlie L. Siegel,
Mary Alice Hale,
Margaret Kirkpatrick,
Mary
Helen ,,
Charlie S. Richardson,
Katharine G. Cooke,
Giles B. Cooke Jr.,
John Wilkins Sanders,
Van Bibber Sanders,
Lucy L. Sears,
Alice Kirkpatrick,
Dorothy ,,
William ,,
Baker Lee Scars,
Josephine Marchant.
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"White Fronl
of Music Jew?
214 Main Si
Norfolk V;
NOTICE
The Educational Committee
will meet on Saturday May 20th
at 3 P. M. to make final arrange?
ments for the Educational Con?
ference to be held on Wednesday,
May 24, at the Tabernacle.
ATTENTION C. V.
The members of Lane-Dig^s
Camp C. V. are requested to
meet at Matthews C. H. next Sat?
urday, May 20, 1905 at 3 P. M.
and all old soldiers who have re?
ceived pensions or desire to re?
ceive same, are requested tomeei
with them without fail.
By request of Coihinander of
Lane-Diggs Camp.
A. H. Williams.
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Having; retired pom
the hotel bustry?*s* will
devote my oqSjjce atten?
tion to my J^Vnv an:
Sai.k StA First
class Tev^m ?'?"<' R?K>
alwaya?J^a<lineaa).
I'.irO?? conveyed to
and aS>?n any points.
Prices MoUei ate.
Thanking my many
patrons for their kind
patronage in the past
and soliciting future
favor?, I am.
Yours truly,
H- h- Hale.
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When in town don't for
M. E. HALE
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ew Store. Main St.. op. drug si
We have, in Stock a tine
lot of
Coffee apd T?*
To please the most fastidious and
other Fancy Groceries of excellent
quality.
H. H. HALE. Manager.
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apple. Lea1
Potatoes (sonn
Olives (nice,^
forg't th
good Tea]
Please Hi
C<>ine and s^a^ne*
Yours to sj
and Miller ?S: Riiie,
Roads, Ya.
Woods X
Juggling Witn Dynamite
Is no more dangerous than to
neglect kidney disorder*. Poley's
Kidney Cure corrects irregulari?
ties and has cured many severe
eases aftf* other treatment has
failed. 1 builds up the worn out
tissues and restores health and
vigor. "I was troubled with kid?
ney complaint for about two
years," mites A. H. Davis, of
Mt. Sterling, Iowa, "but two bot?
tles o? Foley s Kidney Cure effect?
ed a permanent cure." For sale
by S. E. kichardson, Mathews,
and Mille'r and Rilie, Woods X
Roads, Ya.
IMPORTANT.
Look
tirst. smell next, then taste before von
buy LIQUORS. For if liiere is any?
thing easier to be deceived In it is
Whiskey. Impure Whiskeys can some?
times fool the most expert, but in the
Course of time will prove by your con?
stitution whether yon have drank pure
Or impure liquors. We have been es?
tablished since 1863 and gi\e as refer
If you anticipate the purchase | enees any of our many customers
r . . . t A We solicit mail orders and (ruaran?
of a piano in the near tature and tee satisfaction by prompt delivery
wish one with a pure sweet tone !;uul In,re ? hi*^> *?
and one that will last a lifetime,
Wlnito Bro
s.?
75 Commercial Place, Norfolk, Va.
. r''Price-list upon request.
EXCURSION.
We desire to call attention to
the/excursion on Tuesday. May
2; on the steamer Old Point.
This excursion is given for the
/purpose of erecting a church a
mong the fishermen of Lower
Gloucester and we hope-it will be
liberally patronized.
Steamer will leave East River:
Hicks Wharf 6 A. M., Williams
Wharf 6:15, Philpots6:30, Diggs
6:45. Will leave Ware River:
Roanos Wharf 7*15, Smiths 7:30,
Hockley 7:45, Severn Wharf 8:45.
Returning will lea\e Norfolk at
6:30 P. M.
don't forget that such pianos are Wine and Whiskey Merchants,
s:>ld by R. 15. Gamble who repre?
sents the Hume Minor Co. of
Norfolk Ya., the oldest and most
relia
ilon
is worse than no piano at all
ible piano house in the state; ?Inn/|/i 110 rtnro $(\r
't be deceived: a cheap piano HwllHj 11(11 111 J 1111
Mates People.
The Richest Man in the world
The richest man in the world
cannot have his kidneys replaced
nor live without them, so it is im?
portant not to neglect these or?
gans. If Foley's Kidney Cure is
taken at the fust sign of danger
the symptoms will disappear and
your health will be restored, as it
strengthens and builds up these
organs as nothing else will. Os?
car Bowman, Lebanon, Ky.,
writes: "I have used Foley's Kid?
ney Cure and take great pleasure
in stating it cured me permanent?
ly of kidney disease, which cer?
tainly would have cost mc mv
life." For sale by S. E. Rich?
ardson, Mathews, and Miller tV
Rilie, Woods X Roads, Va.
Warning
You cannot have good health
unless your kidneys are sound,
for the kidneys filter tin blood of
impurities which otherwise act as
Ernest Browne's To?
bacco, Cigar and
News Stores, 279 and
313 Main St., Nor?
folk, Va.
Ernest Browne, Prop.
L. E. Mumfofl
THE L.
Paid Up Capital1
Solicits the a
tornera every accotl
Interest allowef
ered by burglar Insuanl
Hours o>: N?\ to .j. P. M.
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The Journal
marcial
at the
us your order and we will guarai
the highest class stationery for bu?
Ster*ipg Taigas
I have extra <?<*.*-\
at 62.5') per i(>?K).
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Do Not be Imposed Upon.
Kellum's
Sure Cure
For Ipdigestiop
has paid, is paying and will pay in
"Jolly Good Health" many times its
cost. So if yon suffer with nervousness,
heart-burn, sour stomach, nausea,
bines and other symptoms of Indiges?
tion, the great destroyer o? health and
happiness, and at the same time make
a paying investment, get a buttle i>t
this wonderful preparation.
For Sale By
? IVIiller,
I?KWS fc. H.
priotogr-aprtiT??j ,
Of all kinds Pictures enlarged, best
style ? ;< ' and Silver soldering- for
Spec!.ul? and Jewelry. Watch and
Clock repairing. Hicyele work, Supplies.
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AKT IS
rviONUMErt rs
a - ;>
GRAVESTONES
Everything in this line
from the SI
er to th? finest
STATUARY
We pay freight and see
personally to the Mt
; Will practice in the Courts of the
ting of all work. Counties of? Mathews, -Middlesex -aud
We bar? dono work Clone . v
for the leading people]_ ' .
of Tidewater Virginia.
Lawsop &. |Mewtop
LESLIE C. GARSJZTZr.ru..
Attorney-at-L.aw.
I'ilKWS, VA. ...
Foley & Co., Chicago, origina
j u 1 t? M . ?vu,^??. and cause serious trouble. If you
ted Honey and lar as a throat ... ....
Hudgina & Hudajins, C. C. Thomas,
Susans, Wr. O. Hudgina A <.\>., New
?muting poisons and break down I K^a??*IiK*2?fe b.
the delicate organs of the body Diggm, J. K. Mattox, Dr James, j.
' T. Everane, Richardson's Drug store.
PHONE V>1,
HAMPTON. VA.
We do all kinds of Job Printing.
and lung remedy, and on account
of the great merit and popularity
of foley's Honev and Tar many
imitations are offered for the gen
uinei Ask for Foley's Honey and
Tar and refuse any substitute of
fere^jts no other preparation will
gi ^,,_.
contains
for chiKlre
have kidney or bladder trouble
and do not tise Foley's Kidney
Cure, you will have only yourself
to blame for results, as it posi?
tively cures all forms o? kidney
and bladder diseases. Foi sale
by S. E. Richardson. Mathews,
and? Miller ik Rili^/' Woods X
Roads, Va.
M. S. Callis. J. M. tonest. Brooks ?.
Hndgins. distributors.
NOTICE.
A strawberry and ice cream
tival will be given on Monday,
May 2^ at St. Pauls M. E.
church, by the Epworth League
of jhvLt chnrch. From 4.30 to
All are cordially in
nd.
the Journal.
When in want of Gasoline
your launch call at Cricket Bill. I.
keep on hand a good supply of both ;
GASOLINE
AND
OIL j
Which I am offering at W'-e for the
lormer a-d allowing fl ?01 the bar?
rel when returned, th?.' latter being
Aladdin o 1 at lljic , -, ". by
the barrel.
W.E. MARCHANT^
o-12-.n .Cricket Hill. Va
_?_xpert-"Whayf ayid Bridge
Builder- JX<?. A. PAYNE,
WILTON, va.
I am prepared to do any wharf or
bridge work, w hieb I gu?rante?, and
can g ?ve satisfactory references which
might be profitable to anyot^jBjojanfttyMi
?eating; with roe.
FOLEY'
HOHEYAtoTAR
Prevents Serbas Results
From a Cold. ??
Remember the ?ame
Foley's Honey and Tar. .Insist
upon having the genninc?
Thtae air?.? 25c, 50o, Sl.OO '* -
Prcparod only by . .
Folov A Comoanv. Chic oso.
and Slick*-<? Kl?i?*