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The Mathews journal. (Mathews C.H. [Court House]) 1903-1937, 1907-08-08
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Four full quarts TYron's Best
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$500.
Tyson's AIbemarIe Club Rye,
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express prepaid, S.. 80.
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SUSANS.-

The Rev. Mr.. Belk, of the
Presbyterian Church, filled the
pulpit at St. Paul's last Sunday
afternoon. He claims to be near
ly related to the Methodist Church
both by affinity and consangeuni-
ty, having a brother who is a
Methodist preacher, besides being
nearly related in other ways. He
took for his subject Christian
Manhood" the text was Daniel
60, Every point in his dis
course was we'll taken. ably dis
cussed and inpresively applied,
The sermon was a good one, and
very appropriate for the occasion
it being the close of a protracted
service. After the sermon, Rev.
w. l., Ware, the pastor. stepped
to the Chancel and some six or
eight persons came forward, and
were admitted to the church, they
being part of the fruits of the
ten days meeting which had just
closed. Rev. @. II. McFaden
was present, and much at home
with his old friends. He is help
ing in a prOtraCted service at
Betel this week.
Many Of our county peopleSW..i
be glad to know that Miss Eva
NJ. Armistead. of Harhor View,
has improved so far as TO be able
to leave the hospital, and is now
at home and is thought to be get
ting along nicely. We are hoping
for her speedy recovery, and that
She may soon be entirely well.
LeumaS.
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Miss Roseland Martin, accom-

hiSS NOSSiduu Nl dl TIL, dSCOIQ-
plishcd daughter of the noted
Electrician John Martin OF Ash
land, Ky, is stopping at the
home Of the Rev. Louis Sidduth,
near Diggs Wharf.
Mr.. Hartly White, who was
operated on for appendicitis two
weeks ago, arrived III Mathews
on Tuesday. His friends were
showeung congratulation on him
when he arrived. He appears to
be III pretty good shape after his
trying ordeal and hopes to resume
his labors with HE firm Of Buck
harmon & Son, Of Richmond in
about two weeks.
Lemmie Hunt, the son Of Mr..
George Hunt Of Port Haywood.
is sick with typhoid. We are
pleased to say that the reports
from the sick room are very favor
able, and we hope to see young
Mr.. Hunt in good health before
long.
The Mathews journal. (Mathews C.H. [Court House]) 1903-1937, 1907-08-08

FAMENIS.
In the opening year 1894, boarders Off
GERS and teachers, campus of six acres school
plant valued at $2500O In there are 900 board.
ana W day pupils 81 officers and teachers campus 81 acres
ana school plant valued $4,000 This continuous exraordi
nary growth IS the strongest proof work coends itself to
parents and pupils ~
Modern brick building, with electric lights water
AOVANTAGS every floor; $4,000 spent In improvements
for the coming session new Assembly Hall Libra
v Orooms and forty New Bed Rooms crowding Faculty
trained IN the best schools all living building with the girls
advantages In musc Normal Department the training
Vi eacher cheerful and inspiring wholesome Christian influence
- no increase IN expenses Notwithstanding the general
rsSa: increase IN the cost of living $4,000 paws all
ILL., charges for the year Including table BOARD room,
4 ea heo! laundry medical attention physical culture
tuition in all subjects, except and elocution 1870
For Catalogue Bunk address.
SARsE$ CANNON, JT,. Ne g.. PRINCIPAL,
BLACKSTONE, VIRGINIA
% @ TI worth SIS young ladies
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County
CORES ouGSnCe
OIGGS.

1t is sad indeed to see so many
Of our friends and neighbors leave
us so sudden. Just two weeks
ago we were shocked to know of
the drowning Of one of our dear
friends, O. T. Morgan, and on
the first day of this month we
were called to the home Of anoth-
er one. Mrs. James l.. Hudgins,
who died very suddenly. She
leaves a husband and five children;
also a father and several
brothers and sisters to mourn her
untimely death, She was the
daughter of Mr.. Is. NJ. Digs.
Her funeral services were held at
her home on Saturday, the 23rd,
by the Rev. Richard Ferguson.
The body was Inferred in the fam
lily burying ground.
Capt. ND. Diggs and his broth
er, c. I. Diggs returned to their
place Of business Tuesday. They
came home TO attend the funeral
OF their sister, MIS-. \. l.. Hud-
The Mathews journal. (Mathews C.H. [Court House]) 1903-1937, 1907-08-08
8OHANNON.

Capt. M. L. Lewis took a merry
party to the Exposition on the
Estella." Among the crowd
were: Mrs NJ. Lewis, Misses
Stella and Linda Davis, Maurice
Davis, Clearance Maxwell. w. c..
Miles, Jr., {. White and X. Mic
klcborough. Two days were
spent at the Exposition. They
returned on Sunday last, report
ing a lovely trip. wishing Capt.
Lewis to take them again.
Miss frankie Davis is at rhe
home. Myrtle Grove, spending
the month of August.
Sweetheart.
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Lucy Campbell, Of King William
Court House. Va, Mrs. Willie
McGonigal. Master John M cGoni-
gal, of Philadelphia. Mrs. Agusta
McGonigal, Of Washington, D..
c., Mrs. Emma Saxton, Of VIII
mington, Del, w. i. Crist and
Miss Pauline Crist, OF Catletts-
burg, KY, Mr.. and Mrs. Frank
lin Hudgins, Indianapolis, Ind,
Hon. J. b. 7. Thornton. Mrs.
Thornton and Mrs. NJ. II. Davis.
Hon ]. Boyd Sears spent a
few days in town last week.
MIR. and Mrs. Franklin Hudgins
are visiting Mr.. Hudginsold home
in Mathews.
Mrs. Logan Harrison and Mr..
Ernest Browne spent q few days
with their mother. Mrs. Virginia
Browne, in Mathews this week.
Miss Emma Dew Segar, of
Middlesex, who has been visiting
her sister. Mrs. Andrew Browne
on York ST., leaves on Monday
to visit her friend, Miss Annie
Woodward in Hampton.
Mrs. John Richard Saunders. of
Middlesex assisted in receiving
several days last week in the
Daughters of Confedcracy Build
ing.
DR.. Z. L.Powell. Of Louisville,
KY, who is visiting his father,
E. I. Powell, and, who has spent
a part of several summers in
Mathews, delivered 4 very fine
sermon before a large audience in
Epworth M. E. Chnrch last Sun
day.
DR., Metcalf and family. who
have been spending a month in
Norfolk, left on Friday to srend
the balance of the summer at
Greenwood, ALTERNATE County.
G. B. Garrett, of the new firm
Garrett & Pollard, Attorneys-at-
law, Richmond, visited his par
ents, Judge and Mrs. G.. 7. Gar
nett this week.
DR.. Terrell, Prof of Greek in
Georgetown College KY, visited
his friend Prof. Melcalf, late of
Georgetown also of Dunde G.
The Doctor is a gnab talker and
a great walker, having lately with
Prof: Garrett Ryland walked
from Kentucky. through the val
ley of Virhinia, to his home in
Louis county.
Judge G. T. Garrett, whose
health has greatly improved, will
visit his home place, Poplar Grove
this week to look after his wheat
threshing sc.
The Mathews journal. (Mathews C.H. [Court House]) 1903-1937, 1907-08-08

Scholarships worth SIS young ladies
of -'o dinins-roon. ~ N''"'eF0' !" '"e care
The Mathews journal. (Mathews C.H. [Court House]) 1903-1937, 1907-08-08
Kay Fever and Summer Colds.

Victims of Hay fever will experience
great benefit by taking Foley's Honey
and Tar, as it Stops difficult breath
ing Immediately and and heals the in
hamed air passages, and even # it
should fail to cure you it will give
instant relief The genuine is in a
yellow package. Sold by all druggists.
The Mathews journal. (Mathews C.H. [Court House]) 1903-1937, 1907-08-08
WARNING.

If you have kidney and bladder
trouble and do not use Foley's Kidney
Cure, YOU will have only yourself 70
blame for results. as ii positively cures
all forms Of kidney and bladder
diseases. Sold by all druggists.
The Mathews journal. (Mathews C.H. [Court House]) 1903-1937, 1907-08-08
CANDIDATES CARD.

To the V05erS Of .HatHcUS Co.:
l am a candidate for Treasurer.
If l am elected l shall dischar g
the duties Of the office faithfully.
Your respectfully,
N. Z. MILLER.
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TITLE LOCAL ITEMS.

Tobacco and Cigars. 27o and 313
lain St, Norfolk, Va.
FOR SALE - We have for
ale q, very desirable home of %
cres, 10 acres in cleared and 10
tcres in woods, well set in oak,
gum and pine. A good ReW
swelling with four rooms and
Palls, good barn and all necessary
butbuildings. VIII sell stock,
poultry, farming implements, &c.
with place, at a bargain. This
place has TO be sold by Septem-
Der. A bargain to any one de-
String a home. Apply at the
Journal Office.
FARM FOR SALE - 1919
5 acres of land, II in cleared. II in
wood, 9 in meadow or marsh and
about s acres Of oyster shore;
situated in the Westville Magis-
pial District of Mathews county.
'Nthin a few hundred yards of the
Chesapeake Bay, near the mouth
OF Garden Creek. For terms APP
ply to b. M. Diggs. Diggs Post
/ Office, Mathews county, Virginia
Orina Laxative Fruit Syrup is sold
under positive guarantee to cure con-
stipation, sick headache, stomach
trouble, or any form of indigestion. If
1T fails the manufacturers refund your
money. What more can any one do.
Sold by all druggists.
Mr.. ] Webb Mathews has re-
turned to his home in Rocky
lount, N. c., after spending two
weeks with his father-in- law, Mr..
Julius A. Weston.
Mr.. Gilmer Weston, wife and
son have returned to Clarksburg
w. Va, af ter pleasant stay of
two weeks with his father, Mr..
Julius Weston.
The Rev. w. ]. Rutherford will
begin a revival service at Mace
donia Baptist Church, commenc-
A1ng on Sunday, the nth. There
will be services every evening at
the church. Doors will be opened
at 1880, preaching at s. All are
cordially invited TO attend.
The Central Rosebud Mission
airy Society will have lawn party
on Central Church lawn, Tues
day, Aug. IS. All are invited to
attend.
FOR SALE-One gasoline
launch in good shape, 81 feet long
OF feet wide. also one sail
canoe, p feet long 8 feet which l
will sell cheap or trade for colt.
WIN. PENN LEWIS,
IIaliieford, Va.
Miss Rose Warwick Of Balti-
more is visiting Miss Lynda Doug
las at the home Of her uncle,
Waterwave."
Miss Florence Warwick is Wis
ting Mrs. w. p. Fleet. She will
be joined soon by her brother and
lis wife, Mr.. and Mrs. Bob War
wick.
Mrs. Pattie Fitzgerald, the sister
Of Rev. Richard Ferguson, and
her daughter, Miss Myrtle Fergu-
son, and her granddaughter. Miss
May Groves, are visitors at the
parsonage.
A very successful meeting V as
held during the past two weeks
weeks at the Methodist Church
on Gwynns, Island by the Rev.
Richard Ferguson, assisted by the
Rev. E. ]. Moffitt of East Middle
sex Circuit. Mr.. Mofitt did most
IF the preaching and won the
hearts of the people. A number
were converted and reclaimed.
MIR. Ferguson begins meeting
at Salem next Sunday.
Rev. Richard Ferguson will, by
request, preach a sermon at Cen
~tral Church on Sunday next at
$3.50 P. M. in memory of the Odd
Fellows who have died.
Miss4Maggie Shawn arrived in
the county from Baltimore on
Friday, and is stopping at the
Fome of her mother, Mrs. John
Clarke at Cricket Hill. She will
remain in the county for month,
The St. Lucie County tribune. (Fort Pierce, St. Lucie County, Fla.) 1905-1920, 1907-04-12

n. J. Trowell has sold his pineapple
field on Tayor's creek to A.Y.W. Hogg.
1t consists of 10 acres with planted.
The St. Lucie County tribune. (Fort Pierce, St. Lucie County, Fla.) 1905-1920, 1907-04-12
GULF CITY
TIE MECCA
Florida hOrtiCuIturists to Meet
al St. Petersburg in May
IMPORTANT MEETING
Communication From Secretary of the
Society Giving Some Interesting
information.

In 4 circular letter sent to the editors
of Florida, +, O. Painter, secretary of
the Florida State Horticultural Society,
saws.
The next meeting of the Florida
State Horticultural Society will be held
at st. Petersburg, Fla, commencing
Tuesday, May l4th, and continuing
through the 18th, 10th, and 18th.
The membership of the Florida State
Horticultural Society is something less
than 500 when it should really have
about 1000 members. There are cer-
tainly 1000 wide awake agriculturists
in the State of Florida who would be
benefited by being a member of the
Florida State Horticultural Society. In
nearly every other State the report
of Horticultural Society is printed by
the State, but in our State the society
depends entirely for its expenses on
the membership fee of Sl.OO from the
members. The annual report alone is
worth many times Sl0O to anyone in
terested in Florida's agriculture and
horticulture.
Where members can attend the an
nual meeting they get the benefit of
the reduced rat IS ON the railroads and
at the hotels, and have the privilege
of mingling and getting acquainted with
the very best people of our land. At
nearly every meeting of the society
there are papers or addresses by prom
inent people connected with institutions
in our State or the Department of Agri-
culture and it is expected there will
be several addresses of this kind on the
program for our st. Petersburg meet
ing. -,
hope, Mr.. Editor, you will urge
every one of your readers to become a
member of the society, and he can do
so by renting me 81. 90 and on receipt
Of same | will forward him certificate
of membership which will entitle him
to all the special rates and copy OF the
annual report. The life membership
fee is SO, which will entitle to all the
benefits Of special rates and a copy Of
the annual proceedings for the balance
of hi. natural life.
This is hoping that you will help Us
to swell the membership roll of our
next meeting to 1900.
The St. Lucie County tribune. (Fort Pierce, St. Lucie County, Fla.) 1905-1920, 1907-04-12
IMPROVEMENT CLUB
PREPARING NEW PLAY

The Iad.es Of the Improvement club
have engaged the services of Fletcher
Russell to help in presenting three-act
comedy by sid Grundy, called Snow
ball" and r,hersals are now well under
way. ,, , i, o,a
goma choi,e taleat is being uncovered
among TIE most prominent in the cast
arr. Miss Har.iS, Miss Geiger, Mrs.
Chns Horton, and W. +. Tylander
Mr.. Gaaaell also will take a clever
character part.
More particular notice of the play
and cast will be given next issue, when
time o. presentation will be announced.
MIR. Russell has promised to read
Casey Il; the Bat between acts and
other specialties will be given
The St. Lucie County tribune. (Fort Pierce, St. Lucie County, Fla.) 1905-1920, 1907-04-12

achusetts, 472,OiO; New Hampshire,
24,4l4; Rhode Island, 76,93l Connect
cut, 26l, 9l2; Vermont, 2l6,9l3; New
Jersey, 245, j62; Delaware, 72, GA; Mary
land, 80 l63 North Carolina, 563, 526;
South Carolina, 4l4,935; Georgia, 252,
433; Kentucky, iO6, 5ll; West Tennes-
see. 100, 800; East Tennessee, l6O,367;
Ohio, 80, 100 The following are given
as territories District of Columbia,
2l,O2}; Mississippi, 40, 1852; Orleans, Is, 500;
Indiana, 2l,52O. Louisiana, 2O,Si6; Him
DIS, l2,2S2: Michigan, 4, 1853.
Capt. Tucker having been a resident
of Florida for the past siXty-seven years
is greatly interested in the collection of
all relics of the past, and has in his
poss ,ssion conch shell which was
pick ed up on Cumberland Island in the
year 1872, and was used for years, dur
ing slavery times, to call the laborers
to quarters. He also has clock that
his grandfather purchased in 1884, and
u shot gun that was given him more
than fifty years ago
The Captain remembers distinctly
when the present city of Jacksonville
was known as Cow Ford and boosted
four places of business, Captain Tuck
er should write a book of the early
days in Florida, for the improvements
that have transpired in the past sixty
years, will not be surpassed in the same
number of years in the future.
The St. Lucie County tribune. (Fort Pierce, St. Lucie County, Fla.) 1905-1920, 1907-04-12
Mr.. and Mrs. McCarty at Home.

Mr., and Mrs. Brian X. McCarty We're
passengers on last Fridays evening
train enroute to their home at Eldred
Their marriage occurred at the home
of the brides parents at Vinton. Iowa,
on Tuesday afternoon, April End. A
party of their friends gathered at the
depot and showed them with rice and
cong ratulations upon their arrival here,
The TRIBUNE joins Mr.. McCarty's
many friends in extending congratula'
tions and wishing for him and his bride
long and happy life, full of usefulness
and blessings.
The St. Lucie County tribune. (Fort Pierce, St. Lucie County, Fla.) 1905-1920, 1907-04-12
FLORIDA PRODUCTS
IN NEW YORK MARKET

The New York Packer of April 8,
gives the following quotations on
Florida products; There is an oc-
casional sale of fancy Florida oranges
at fancy prices, So being obtained in
some instances, but most sales are m
line with the quotations. Receipts are
running very light aid there is but
little stock held by the dealers here
Grapefruit was easier this week ow-
ing to the liberal supply ~ hand. The
Clyde steamers have been bringing Il
good lot of fruit each trip and the mar
ket is pretty we'll supplied. Fancy
fruit is very scarce, |, Seii' aS high aS
S. to 81 if real fancy, h0 for the bulk
of stock offering 81. 10 wodid DE top
Much of the fruit is 'Igh, and plthy
showing effects of the freeze. TUESDAY
there were sales Of SO boxes of fior'da
grape fruit at auction ana the range Was
from 81 to SAL.
Florida pineapples are scarce 'hey
are very firm at quotations. Ken 'Pah-
ish 24s bring 81 to 81 "a, %Os, H"'1o 70
81; 36s, So to $3.50. Dea'ers are "d7IS9u
that the crop will he hate IN" th' y'e'd
light, but that shipments VIII come '''
long period. =,
Strawberries have been coming N
had condition and many crates are 'on-
demned each day. Good berries are
wanted and they sell well. The range
IN rood berries is from - to 2a', b"'
sales are made down As low as 81 per
crate, according to condition N""r'eS-
ton 10 sending some berries here now
mostly in refrigeratora' w"lch S''' '''''
Is to 25c. e,
"wednesday there was better feel
ING in the vegetable market ana most
lines showed Improvement hey!0''
sold from 81 to S3; peas, 81 to Site per
basket. ., os e.
Celery improved, selling at $50 10
% 70 Some stock is coming in bad
order and is being condemned by the
health authorities. Small crates ana
;rferior quality sell down as low as Si'
~ Tomatoes are doing well, selling at
a. and 1925 when choice. There Is d
We yer r good demand for choice stock <,
Cukes are poor, selling from - 10
$3.50. so,ss
The St. Lucie County tribune. (Fort Pierce, St. Lucie County, Fla.) 1905-1920, 1907-04-12

tion, that Thought | was the 'whole
grand jury Is bu, tho die dwaddle Of I,
Drain that turns out "woak and iNsipni.
Meant editorials in which oc says he
talked lot and said nothing"
Winding up, he cannot refrain from
wallowing his editorial into the depths
of petty politicnl distinction by irving
to brand the pran ! jury with the charge
that their preSentmeht bore on its face
the "oft-tepcated charge Of a political
document, He has tried in this edi-
torial to MAKE il appear that posed as
tn, whole grand jury" and the whole
chess >" and wants to make me- ye.
sponsible for the grand jury present
ment, which he maiicop9ly brands as a
"pOlitical document 4 document.
which Judge Minor s. Jones IN speak
ing Of. said, 1T was the best present.
me1t that ! have ever heard read"
Whose opinion is worth the most. Judge
Jones or the editor of the News, who
says he writes weak and Insignificant"
hot air, for the purpose Of trying 70
fool the people y
The grand jury must feel highly com
plimented by the News editor branding
their labors and their presentment as
political document. These eighteen
men were selected from the body of the
county and under oath undertook to
perform those duties to the best of their
ability; when their labors were COM
pleted and their general presentment
read, it was pronounced good by our
respected and worthy Judge; but now
comes stripping, who is wabbling
forth into his first responsibilities as the
editor of a newspaper and practically
charges that those eighteen men Oc-
cupied at least part of their time, in
preparing political document" to
the Circuit Judge. As foreman of that
grand jury, denounce the insinuation
as a malicious falsehood, and | further
deny and denounce the statement that
| thought that was the whole grand
jury or the whole cheese further,
| wish to say, that in regard to the
preparation Of that part relating to the
abstract proposition. that il the News
editor will read same, he will find that
it contains these words, After all in
Continued on page b.
The St. Lucie County tribune. (Fort Pierce, St. Lucie County, Fla.) 1905-1920, 1907-04-12
LOCAL COMEDY CLUB
TO APPEAR TONIGHT

The I.illiputian Comedy company will
present their entertainment in the I'M
provement club hall this friday even
ing
This company is composed of home
talent and has been preparing this en-
tertainment for some time.
The program opens with some special
ties. This will be followed by one-act
comedy, "A New Teacher, in which
Clifton Halliday, Grace Caldwell, Lois
Davis and Roy billiard are the actors
Then follows a speciality, "Napanee'
in which the whole company take part.
'Raggles' Corner" the main pro-
duction of the evening, is next intro
duced, and the cast in this includes,
Clifton Halliday, Edith Tyler, Anna
Bell Berta Dardis, Maud billiard and
Lois Davis
Next, several specifics are presented
in which Herbert Van Landingham,
Edith Tyler, Clifton Halliday, Harry
Bell, Lois Davis, Anna Bell, Giace
Caldwell and Berta Dardis take part.
The evenings entertainment will
clos. with the one-act comedy, "rhe
Bowey Girl" by Maud billiard and
Charles Shipe.
Tickets are on sale at the Fort Pierce
drug store. Get your pick before it is
too late
The St. Lucie County tribune. (Fort Pierce, St. Lucie County, Fla.) 1905-1920, 1907-04-12
INTERESTING RELICS
BROUGHT TO LIGHT

Cant. W. ]. Tucker brought into THE
Tp,pINE Office Wednesday copy of an
almanac which was printed in 1872,
which contains, besides the regular
almanac features, many recipes for
tbe making of all household remedies,
stc and the complete census of the
United States and territories taken in
1910 This census gives the total popu-
,ot;on of the United States, including
rho territories, at 1888, AL, Virginia
heinr the most populous with 965, 979;
Nav York second, with 959,22O; Penn
svlyania, $40, 1863; Maine, 22S, 1856; Mass
The St. Lucie County tribune. (Fort Pierce, St. Lucie County, Fla.) 1905-1920, 1907-04-12

Mrs. Leroy Farnsworth, daughter-in-
law of Dr.. l. S. S. Farnsworth, re-
turned to Fort Pierce last Saturday af-
ter visit of two months in Cuba. She
will leave the first of the week for hel
home in Chicago.
The St. Lucie County tribune. (Fort Pierce, St. Lucie County, Fla.) 1905-1920, 1907-04-12

Geo. W. Ripple, VIM. Ripple and their
niece, Miss Susie Keenhold, left Tues
day to spend the summer in the north,
going direct to Cincinnati, and will
later visit various western states, in
Guiding stay in the new state Of Okla
homa.