The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1902-11-28
Farmers Encouraged to Renew
Their B.eeding end Raising.
HEAVY GROWTH OF WH6lI
safe or Pcrt,sn Of he Moss N ok Esq
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pta.-Fna ~sov.ng Noes.
tspac,al Dtspatcn 10 sFne Times,


F,REBEKIcKsBJRG. VA. Nov. e.
Ihe PRICE Tor norses ana mules IL t..io
section of the State has greatly adj
{. s.tii~etAs !" 4eiIi-ss Ike iisc eiqf..t
Inunsns li:e, are botn in demand and
at good prices. wisle Wiz $ .iI1tIia e tie
breeding ana raising of tat ciass o1
S oSa, which has oeens S0.a.eys hat neg. CT
ed. OWING td TIE 20" prices ln..l prevails
Ell ABOUT two years ago In some ca "a
young ti.ules uneie. tners yeas ). ,ls.lt1 q,
been soli WITHIN the pas fen dav. at
ps4ees ranging from slen to sl5s. and a
class or nofscs bring COS. IS yun,ilrS
prices.
- growth OF wheat is anus ally heavy
all through this section. owing to the
tiG.c weather with cas- p e.a!l4o all
through the fall, and raany las.4-ers ava
gy.azai the crops with s-oci 10 ne
BACK the heavy CROWN. which VIII ba
a benefit.
a;r JUAN Garrett. of Caroline county.
has purchased of the heiss of the. iata
L,usa gerson. OF Psunsyl aria, so
acres OF fine laa- adjoi..ins t hea@tt-
tnl Moss Neck estate. about Z miles be-
low this city, which in cotoAia days
was a part of the original Moss Neck
estate. Mr.. Garrett will make many ifil-s
provenlents to the property.
Dr. S. H. Graves, now of Norfolii, and
son of Mr.. L. E. Graves. OF aisa:
COUNT has been chosen he o .ato5 tor
the meeting of the Seabs ard Me lcal rs
ISOLATION. which #convenes in Wilson. II.
c.. in December.
The Mary Washington Hosp al was
to-day thrown open for tie inspection
of the pubic. thu large aaGt TO-. Two
wings and many @ her irnprosem n
having been Completed, This was a.so
the annual donation CAY for tais insti-
tuition. and iilany pc s4ns Went through
the various rooms ana wards and We're
much pleased with the splendid ar aT!se-
r1terlts and Ir.anag cement OF this usef1l
and Necessary ms Tuition. In which the
ladies or the city. who are resaoe ST 10
for its success. take SO much PRIDE Ehe
eoratiens received were in the form OF
varied and useful articles an9s mon y,
the total representing cons t!eraSlera ue-
The hos.li,ai is now open fer Natisnts ior
the ii s. tine siEce 1t was eniarseG anu
the new improvements made
To-day was more generally obsefVeo
as n holiday than ever Before. us ress
was entirely suspended the bus ness
men having signed a petition agreeing 10
ct Sc thei. ssores and hservc the day
as one OF rest and thanksgiving. Ere
schools OF the city gave holiday. tho
pcs office kept Sunday hours. ard the
banks closed. The Baptist. espy-
terrain. Methodist and Cffst tin co'1sre-
gators OF the CT united in ] Ing SER
vices at the Baptist Church at91l O'Clock,
which we're largely attended. Rev. T.
T.. Chestnut. pastor OF the Chris ian
Church IA preached the sermon and
the other passers, Rev. DR.. 5
Dill. Rev. DR.. j W. Resehro.
and Rev. George T. TYLER, tosk
mart in the services \ collection vas
taken up for the benefit CT the May
Washington Hospital and large SUM
was received for this o'iect5 services
we're a so he'd at ST. Georges f.0tseepai
and a Trinity Episcopal { harehes. Rev.
w. D.. Smith rector. preacafts tfis
former church and Esv- II. Fl. Barber.
rector OF Trinity, ut the latter hase
services were also we'll atsens ed and
collections were taken up for charitalio
purposes.