Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1902-10-19


zsas af primings many lots of which
unusually fine prices. The Amer
company. through their agent,
, bright primings. grown by L. c.
Mr Tor $50, S9.75. and S11.59 per hun
daa
establishment here of factories for
sar,5sn shipment of leaf tobacco.
s there are several, and agencies
NneIcan Tobacco Company. and
spners in leaf shipment. and tho
~ manufactures. have created a large
a.ms.l for tobacco. And the prices real
lied last season we're so satisfactory that
aree per cent. of the planters prefer to
trcir crops on the home market which
,f improved roads of the county now
ponder much easier than in the past, and
n less expensive.
Fine Apples for Sale.
body good-a saying which is exemplifed
t- The very fine apples that are now
hang sold on The streets by the fruit
a-owars The apples are beautiful and
msaaas. and are disposed of at figures
60 moderate as to be wititin the reach Of
araas, every one. They range in price
fam 30 cents 10 $3.50 a bushel When the
orchards produce large. full crops the
planters sell them on the trees to per
sons from other points, who gather. pack.
and ship them. with no trouble to the
grower, and the refuse small, imperfect
specimens, arc left behind. These the
:rlit grower collects and sells at his cap
.tal town for home consumption. This
,ear only few planters have a crop
saacieatiy large to sell in bulk and hence
manv fine apples are now being sold at
come
rhsstnuts are Very large and abundant,
and command from $50 TO 81 a bushel.
Have Plenty of wood.
There is some advantage to the rustic
who iwells far from the maddening
crowd and the delights Of horse shows
m this time when the winter heating
,ro7lam is exercising so many anxious
minds When enc scans the columns of
the city dailics, and sees the quotations
Tar wood al 81 and IS a cord, the provin-
Cisl mind can take courage and rejoice
that as Vet the best oak and hickory can
a bought and delivered here for s. a
,art Large quantities are being pur-
Chased and stored away against the cold
days ~ winter
a miner from the asbestos mines re-
T7rts much activity in digging the mine
- and numerous specimens of the diff
-aranf varieties are on exhibition at the
u.Hea If the company here, which pro-
@a"a constant surprise when an attempt
hu-n The mineral is tried.
Circuit Court convened on Monday,
VHth judge J. r. Tucker presiding.
4 Marriage.
Miss Leslie WingfleId. daughter of Mr..
= WinEfield Of the county. was this
w"ek united in marriage to Dr. Allen 6.
Thurman, Of the So,'thsde Of Bedford.
comment Young physician. Rev w T.
Henderson oflieiated.
Cards of invitation have been issued 10
Die marriage OF Miss Kate Major, Of Big
ana. 10 Mr.. Thomas Hugh Nelson. OF
Harlenont TO he solen1nized at st. Tho
mass Episcopal church. near Sedalia,
III instant. at 1870 o'clock p. NJ
a marriage was celebrated at Mount
faie by Rev. r. p. Scott the parties in
Enrh were Mr.. Marshall Gross and
WIGS VI. r. Davenport. The groom has
ataincd the age of four-scorc and two
7uars the bride Is sc. and their best man
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