The Mathews journal. (Mathews C.H. [Court House]) 1903-1937, 1907-07-18
LITTLE LOCAL ITEMS.

Main ST., Norfolk, va.
FOR SALE - We have for
sale very desirable home of 20
acres, 10 acres in cleared and 10
acres in woods, we'll set in oak.
gum and pine. A good 1eW
dwelling with four rooms and
halls, good barn and all necessary
outbuildings. Will sell stock,
poultry, farming implements, &C.
with place, at a bargain. This
place has TO be sold by Septem-
Der. A bargain to any on de-
String a home. Apply at tn
Journal Office.
During the summer kidney irregu-
1arities are often caused by excessive
drinking or being overheated. Attend
TO the kidneys at once by using Foley's
Kidney Cure. Sold by all druggists.
FARM FOR SALE = 1913
acres of land, IL in cleared, II in
wood, 9 in meadow or marsh and
about s acres of oyster shore;
situated in the Westville Magis-
terial District of Mathews county,
within 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
Mrs. Louisa M. Barnes, of Bal
timore is spending the month of
Inly at Hotel Fitchett, Fitchetts,
Va.
A pathetic incident in connect
ion with Second Mate MOrgan's
death: On FRIDAY morning Miss
Clara V. Forrest met him at Diggs
Wharf, while the boat was unload
ing. She carried a flower which he
asked her for, at the same time
telling her he was passionately
fond of flowers. On Monday she
was at the wharf waiting to meet
her sister from Norfolk and
brought bouquet of flowers for
him. When she inquired for him
of Capt. Caffey she was told of
his untimely death.
On Thursday next, the 18TH
there will be a Baseball game be-
tween two picked mines on the
lawn in front Of the home of Mr..
Nels Nelson, Foster. at $3.50 p. Nj.
After the game there will be dam
cling. Prof John X. Keys with
his silveI-toned violin will dis
pelse the muse nthis occasion.
Refreshments will be on sale and
good time ought to be had by all
who attend.
Lot of lawns that have been
selling for gets. special for Satur-
day 4Hcts per yard, also special
prices OH clothing and low cut
shoes. Wolfe & Nelson.
FOR SALE-A gasoline launch
81 #. long II fit. wide; a ~
horsepower engine with reversing
gear; a fine model with canvass
awning and throughout in first
class condition; will sell very rea-
sonable. Apply to u, G.. Baker,
Moon p. o., Va.
Mrs. VIM. r. Hudgins, who was
the guest of her sister, Mrs. VIM.
c. Thomas of Baltimore, returned
home last Thursday.
Mrs. w. Clarine White of
Sparrows Point, Nd. is visiting
her mother, Mrs, Harriet NJ.
earns.
Miss Clemie L. Jarvis of Nor
folk will spend August and Sep
TENDER in Mathews.
The Rappahannock District
Conference. last week, elected
DR.. ]. w. Tankard. w. II. Stoakes
M. D. w. Lee and DR.. ]. w. d.
Haynes, Delegates to the Annual
Conference, which meets III
Petersburg next fall.
Mr.. !. w. Mills of Baltimore,
Md, renovater and tinisher of
antique furniture is in Mathews
He is here for business and plea
sure. At present he is stopping
at the home of Mr.. John ]. Burke.
He has already fixed up the
furniture of Judge Garnett, John
J Burke, Hon. Geo Y. Hunley
DR.. Hoskins. Hon. l.. c. Garnett
and others. and say they are well
pleased with his workmanship
and price. Mr.. Mills is also all
-NphOlsterer
Z Miss Annie Ferguson has gone
/ TO Washington City on pleasure
Excursion, with a party Of friends
this week.
Mrs. X. I. Vaughan with her
A children. who has been on a visit
TO her father. Rev. Richard Fer.
guson, Ihis week for her home
~ an Amelia.
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