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FINANCIAL.
OFFICE OF
THE CONEY ISLAND AND BkOOkLHN
,.an,,. ri RALR3AIDDi C 0sJRe STOCK.

RAILROAD COMRANI;n sroor
HOLDERS.
Under provision OF the Mortgage securing the
issue OF r. 900 900 I % Gold Bonds Of this Com
psny dated March H. 1898. 500 600 Of said bonds
arc reserved for the redemption OF $500 coo First
500 900 Certificates OF Indebtedness bearing In
terest at the rate OF SO per annum. also matur
Holders Of said so Mortgage bonds and the
Certificates of indebte dncss are hereby onered
soildated Mortgage 40 Gold Bonds Of this Com
pany a. par, dollar for dollar; u presented 10 tns
York, on or before July !. 1903
II there are any Consolidated ~ bonds remain main
holders OF this Company are offered the oppor
tunity TO subscribe for said CONSOLIDATED * 6on as
allotted according 10 the date Of application and
shares held by the subscribing Stoekholders:
Brooklyn, ". Y.,NJune I. 1908.
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INTERNATIONAL RAILWAY COMPANY

the nrst and Second mortgage bonds Of Buffalo
and Niagara Falls Electric Railway viii be paid
Mercantile Trust Company, New York CITY.
Interes, coupons maturing. July 1908 from
the f1rst mortgage bonds Of Lockport and Olcoit
railway viii Be paid upon presentation on and
AFTER said date al the Morton Trust Company
New York City. -
~ r 4 RANKINE. SECRETARY and Treasurer.
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INTERNATIONAL TRACTION COMPANI

Jersey City. \. J.
June 49, 1908.
To the holders OF the first mort rage bonds OF The
Niagara Falls Suspension Bridge Railway
Company and Niagara Falls hirpool & Northern
Railway
Holders Of the above mentioned bonds mstur
ing July !. 1893 will receive the full amount OF the
principal thereof upon delivering the same
and after July I. 1909. at Third National Bank.
Bank Of Buffalo. or ManutactnrsIS' Traders
or at the once Of Messrs. j. p. Morgan Company
In the City Of New York.
r. F. RANKINE. Treasurer.
Coupons maturing July /. 1908, on the FIRST mort
gage bonds OF The Niagara Falls & Suspension
Bridge Railway Company and Niagara Falls Whirl-
pool 4 Northern Railway VIII be paid upon pre- pre-,
Bank. In the City OF Buffalo. New York.
r. F. RANKINF. Sccreta u & Treasurer.
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Notice Is hereby given that certificates OF the
Car Trust OF New York No. 2. Series e No o7!.
and No 8. Series G No: ae7. for 8. 0o9 each stand
Ing In the name OF Elizabeth II. Fanum nave
her N1ecutors for a reissue Of the same ANY one
nndlhe said certificates VIII please deveT 70 hSr
II. Farnum. sol Drcxel Hiding, Philadelphia.
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The TRUST COMPANY OF AMERICA

14e Broadway. New York. June 10, 1908. .
The Board OF Directors OF the Trust Company OF
dend Of TWO i2ee PER CENT. upon the Capital
Stock Of the Com pany. payable July /. 1905
June TO- 1905 and reopen 10 A. N. July !. 1908.
RAYMOND ]. CHATRY. Secretary.
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DIVIDENDS AND INTEREST.
COLONIAL TRUST COMPANY

OOkOlvlAL lNCSI SOlVI HlN i
COZ PONS PAYABLE AT IT'S OFFICE, 222
July lSI, 1908
Atlantic Ave. X. r. Co. improvement Mtge.
Brooklyn. Bath & West End II. II. Co.. list Atge.
series "A"
Bur'alo q l.ockpor Ry. Co. list Mtge.
Citizens Water Supply Co. I'd Mtge.
Connecticut! Railway & Lighting Co. LIST Re-
funding Mtge.
Crystal Hygiene Ice Co.
Dawson Railway & Coal Co. Trust and Collateral
Dealers Hygiene Ice Co. LIST Mtge.
Des Moincs Iowa Falls Northern Ry. Co. list Mtge.
East Side Electricity Co. Of Kansas City. list Mtge.
Fl Paso q Rock Island Ry. Co. list Mtgc.
Elyria. Grafton 4 Southern Ry. Co.
The Hutton Co list Mtge.
Indiana polls Northern Traction Co. LIST Mtge,
International Steam Pump Co. debenture bonds.
Interocean Telephone & Telegraph Co. list Mtge.
Lake Shore Electric Ry. Co.
Loraln 4 Cleveland Ry. Co LIST Mtge.
Menden. Southington Compounce Tramway Co.
Mobile Jackson & Kansas City. list Con. Mtge. 81
Nassau Electric r. n. Co. LIST Cons. Mtge.
Neuse River Mills. LIST Mtge.
Norfolk Warehouse Association. LIST MEe.
TannersvfIle Water Co. list Mtge.
Townsend Il Downey Ship Building Co.. Gen. Mtge
Utah Light Power Co. Cons. Mtge.
Utah Light & Power Co. Prior Lien Mtge.
United States Telephone Co.
venaugo Power & Traction Co.
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Grand Central Station. New YORK. lunc Il, !on'.
The transfer books OF this COMPANY VIII Ne close
a. O'Clock p. NJ on Tuesday, juno 10, 1905. o.
the purposes OF a Special Meeting OF the STOCK
holders, called to be held az Detroit Mich. o.
Thursday July 10.
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AMERlCAN LOCOMOTIVES COMPANY.

rs Broad street New York. June "a. 1903
The Board Of Directors this day declared a guar.
!eEy dividend Of ONE AND THREE -2uA A
able July ai 1908 TO the preferred stockholders OF
record at the close Of business on July 2 1898
Checks will be mailed.
Transfer books OF the preferred stock will close
at 8 p NJ. on July 2. 1908. and reopen July q. 1908
LEIGH BEST, Secretary.
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DIVIDENDS AND INTEREST.
Bangor & iroostook Railroad Co.

Consolidated RefundinE Mortgage 90 bonds'
Coupon No. 4. due July L. 1908. from the Con-
soiidated Refunding Mortgage ~ Bonds OF
thi, company will be paid upon presentation, on
and After July 1, 1908, at the offices OF Messrs.
LEE, HTGGINSON 4 CO.. ~ State Street. Bos
ION. or Messrs. BROWN BROTHERS CO..
30 Wall Street New York.
EDWARD STETSON. Treasurer
BANGOR Maine June 81 1908.
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DAILY TREASURY STATEMENT.


WASHINGTON. June srhs cash S,s'e Tne,T OF
shows: ,, ,.,, ,
TT, sey TIE no g. t f 1o ye Isl
Expenditures $4,000 S3ao.ooo 5o%.s7e.s52
Surplus. 81 iao us sl.77s27a $50; n $50
Tn. recepts from customs to day were 9653 $50:
from internal revenue 81. 3sl. s62; miscellaneous
Si4l524 national bank notes received Tor re-
demption, s, 3e5iH. ,.-.. S,.,os rr.,.
The lash statement OF the tnned states treas
urer for June 70 shows
Gold coin sl"'VV'"o
TRUST FUND.
Held against notes and certificates Is 400, ,os $50
GENERAL PuSD.
Cold certifcstes. 3l.I333S0
Standard silver dollars. l8aGels
SILVER SILVER SsIiIn0e'es sea
Tinted states :................ 10.S0l.l01
Treasury notes Of iea0. Observation-Disclosures. lls.t6s
National bank notes. :.,.,,,.n,.....,. !SOSos.
subsidiary silver and minor coin ....,.. lO.lsoAss
IN T nston,, e,,o,k.,..,.,..iS s,ss7ssi
AuaItins re ADVERTISEMENT .,.........., 80, $50
To,., .ssi7 .soe ssl
Iish,iIti.. ..,....... s734I. asa
Casb balance observation-disclosures. soS0. 464 1903
SID-TREASURY TRANSACTIONS.
SATURDAY.
Paid by Sub Treasury TO BANKS, y $50 900
Paid BY banks to Sub Treasury ,,,,,.''.. 2sSS'ooo
Loss to banks on days transactions. $685. 900
SINCE FRIDAY LAST.
Paid by Sub Treasury to banks s - 0 0o
Gain 10 banks Tor same period prev week. ;74s,ooo
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Treasurer.s once,
Evansville 4 Terre Haute Railroad Co..

Evansviiie 4 TeTre Hante RAILROAD Co.,
no. 10 Wall ST.. New York -.
COUPONS DUE JULY lST. 1908. ON
Evansville & Terrc Hautc Consolidated Mort
gage es. , ,-. o..u...s
Evsnsvie & Indianapolis First Consolidated
Evsnsv1lie & Indianapolis First Mortgage a..
will he paid on and after July l. 1905 at the once
Of Inc farmers Lodn and Trust Co.. No. 20 VII.
liam Street New York .. ,
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Canada southern Ra,lwa, Co.

Grand Central STATION, Now York, Junc II. zoos.
The Board Of Directors OF this Company have
this day declared a dividend Of ONE PER CENT
upon Its Capital stock payable at this Once on
the LIST OF August next to stockholders OF record
~ o'clock p. NJ. on Tuesday. the 3Oth of June,
The transfer books will not be closed.
CHARLES r. cox. Treasurer,
Chicago, Peoria 4 st. Louis Railway Company
Of Illinois.
Coupons due July !. 1908, from the Consolidated
Mortgage So Thirty Year Gold Bonds OF this Com
pany will be paid on and after tina, date at tho
once Of Dent. Palmer a Company, No. 5? William
Street. New York.
RALPH BLAISpELL. Treasurer.
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n Send for our new booklet,
BANKING BY MAIL"
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Chicago, Indiana poll. Il Louisville

No. 40 Broadway New York, June 49, 1873
Coupons Of the First Mortgage Bonds OF tho
Louisville, New Albany and Chicago Railway Com
pany. and the Coupons OF the Refunding Mort
gage SIX and Five per cent Bonds OF this Com
pony due July !. 1908. will be paid at the once OF
Messrs, J, P. Morgan Company, % Wall ST
New York. n. Y. J. 4, HILTON. Secretary.
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DIVIDENDS AND INTEREST,".
FIFTH NATIONAL BANK,


ONE HUNDRED AND NINETEENTH con-
SECtTIrE DIVIDEND.
The Ros-d OF Directors Of this Bank have declared
the usual semi annual Dividend OF SIX PER CENT
free OF tax payable July LIST pro1imo until which
date transfer books will be closed,
a. THOMPSON CaShier
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AMERICAN TELEPHoNEA AND TELEGRAPH

Dividend Of One and halt Dollars per shar.
and an extra Dividend OF Three fourths OF Dollar
per share will be paid on Wednesday. July 49, 1903
TO stockholders OF record at the close OF business
on Tuesday. June 30, 1908.
The transfer books Will be closed from July
to July Is. 1903. both days included.
WILLIAM r. DRIVER. Treasurer.
New York Junc Is nos
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NEW YORK CENTRAL AND HUDSON RIVER
RAILROAD COMPANY.

a dividend OF Five Per Cent. on the capital stock
Of the NEW YORK AND HARLEM RAILROAD
COMPANY will be paid BY the New York Central
and Hudson River Railroad Company. lessee under
the provisions Of the contract between the two
companies, at this office the LIST day OF July
next to stockholders OF record al the close OF bus
ness on the 18th inst.
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NOTICE.
LOUISVILLE HENDERSON AND ST. LOUIS

the coupons due July 7. 1BU3. OF LoulSV1He, Hen
derson and ST. Louis Railway Company will h"
paid on presentation on and after July /. 1908. 81
the once OF Bank Of America. New York. or at thc
once o. Columbia Finance and Trust Company
Louisville, Ky.
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Leather Manufacturer National Bank.
20 Wall Street.
New York: June 2sd, 1908.

The Board of Directors has this day declared
a semi annual dividend OF FIVE PER CENT. 81
and an extra dividend OF ONE PER CENT. uscl
drce Of taxi out OF the earnings OF the current
six months. payable July ISL 1908.
The transfer books will be closed until that date.
FRANK O. ROE. Cashier
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The FOURTH NATIONAL BANK
of the City NJ New Work

New York. June %, 1903
The Board Of Directors has this day declare
HALF PER CENT, payable on and after JUL
lst proximo.
date, reopening July |. 1903.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1903-05-24
NEW TELEPHONE LINE
Southern Bell to Erect One from Dan
vile to South Boston.

Especial to The Times-Dispatch)
CHATHAM. VA, May 2s.-The South
ern bell Telephone Company is now erect
Ing line from Danyille to South Boston.
The line will touch Ringgold Atlas and
Kentuck postomces. in Pittsylvania coun-
ty.
Master James Donoho, who is visiting
his aunt Mrs j. L. Carter, on Wednes-
day afternoon entertained his little friends
at birthday party, which was heartily
enjoyed by all.
In some sections reports from the wheat
crop are very discouraging, which are
attributed to the Hessian fly and wet
weather early In the spring. Farmers
are ready to plant tobacco, but no rain
hos fallen for more than two weeks.
Miss Blanche Fitzgerald returned on
Wednesday afternoon from Bristol, Va,
where she has been attending Sullens
College.
Miss Almeydn Tredway arrived from
Mary Baldwin Seminary Wednesday at
ternoon.
Misses Edna Hunt and Jessie Tredway
returned Wednesday afternoon from Roa-
noke.
Mr. Frank Marshall attended the dedi-
cation of the Ilks' Home in Bedford City
on Thursday.
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BENEFIT OF ST.
MARY'S CHURCH.
Play to Be Given on Wednes-
day-Father Edwards
the Director.

on next Wednesday night, the 27th.
at s;15. the public will have IN oppor-
tunity of witnessing a clever piece by
clever company, when 81, Mary,s Dra.
matte Club, under the skilful direction OF
Rev. Father Edwards, Will present MI.
Charles Townsends Western drama,
."Rio Grande," at st. Mary's llhll, pc
tween Third and Fourth, on Marshall,
From a theatrical standpoint. THIS VIII
be an Interesting event III amateur CIR
cles. The ability shown by each perfor-
mer at the rehearsals assures Rev.
Tather Edwards. the director. that an
excellent presentation of this drama VIII
be giyon on Wednesday night
The cast, which follows, comprises
some we'll known young people:
lose Segura communicable. Lon wilson
CoIonel Lawton ...,Mr. Gerhard Boiling
Captain Wybert ..'..Mr. William Nolta
Judge Biggs ....,.........NIr. Ed. Hulchcr
lieutenant Cadwallader, Mr.. T. ]. Farley
Johnnie Bangs ..,..,....Mr. Tom Ilulchcr
Corporal Casey 'f.-.Mr Frank dehrlns
Retta ..,..,...''.,,''.'',.,.'Mis IVY Jun,.n
Mamie ..........,..,.,. Miss Lucille Ginter
Mrs. Biggs ,,,.....Mlss Theresa Gehrips
Special scenery has been painted fPr
this piece, which. by the way, requlpes
very much to make the production pr
fectiye.
st. Mary's Hall is an ideal little theatre
for amateur plays, having all the latest
electrical effects, and a beautiful stage.
on which any amateur production may be
produced.
Tickets are now On SALE and from re-
ports received 1t looks as though the
interpreters of "Rio Grande" VIII have
the pleasure of facing a brilliant aus
dlence. 1t is given for the benefit OF tho
building fund Of st. Mary's German Cath
Ole Church
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1903-05-24
PICTURES
IN SCHOOLS.
Splendid Work Of School Art
League.
MARSHALL SCHOOL WALLS
They Are Hugin With Choice Copes OF
Worlds Famous Pictures and Casts
Of Noted Works of
Sculpture.

Tho Public School Art League, the pur-
pose OF which Is to improve our public
school buildings and educate the children
by means OF the artistic and beautiful,
has given the first evidence of It's good
work in decorating some of the rooms OF
the Marshall Street School, at Nineteenth
and Marshall Street. Approved copies OF
the following plctures appropriately
framed, have been placed In the building:
In tho room of tho fifth grammar grade,
the Sistine Madonna, presented to the
league by Mrs. B. B. Valentine; Sir Cana
had. presented by Mr.. J. Stewart Bryan;
tho Horse Fair, presented by the Rich
mond Art Company; Aurora, presented by
Miss Leahy's elocution class OF Westmin-
ster School; The Pilgrims, presented by
Miss Louise Blair; two Dutch pictures,
presented by Mrs. Lowell. through Miss
Fairchild both Of New York: and pic
lures of Washington. Westminster Abbey
and Longfelow, purchased by the league
In the Virginia history room, have been
placed pictures Of jamestown, Captain
John Smith, and Pocahontas, presented
by the Colonial Danes. And two busts
Of Houdon's washington, presented by
the Commonwealth Chapter of the Daugh-
tiers Of tho American Revolution, have
been placed in appropriate positions In
the halls Of the building. The Richmond
chapter Of the United Daughters of the
Confederacy have donated SIS to the
league, to be used for the purpose Of Sc
curing bust, or other suitable memorial
of President Davis, which will be done
as eoon as the proper work can be OBJ
tanned.
WORK APPRECIATED.
The School Board has expressed It's
high appreciation Of the work which the
league has undertaken and has authori-
lied the Committee on Buildings and the
superintendent of schools to cooperate
with the league In It's work.
This laudable undertaking Of the league
is In keeping with the advanced methods
OF education, and in line with what is be-
ing done In the progressive cities of the
, country, where much attention Is be-
ing given to the artistic improvement Of
public school buildings. 1t Is hoped that
the good work may continue until the
Richmond schools shall be equal In this
respect to those Of any of the cities OK
equal size in the other States.
The league is much encouraged by me
generous assistance 1t hiss received, and
Is very appreciative OF the donations
which have been made by public spirited
citizens and patriotic organizations; and
It hopes 1t may have the cooperation OF
many others who are interested in educa-
ton and art. which it assuredly deserves,
and will undoubtedly receive.
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Our Prices as We'll as Our Clothing VIII Keep "
opposition, except County Clerk. Mr.. John
l.. Yates, hut they are all quito sure OF
al

l)AMAIitC SUI.
Several we'll known railroad officials
were here this week en- route to Lunen-
burg Courthouse. where Circuit Court Is
In session. to attend the suit Of Mrs.
w. H. Stokes. against the Southern Rail
way Company for ten thousand dollars
damages for killing her husband near this
point In August last.
Miss j. Ruth Haskins has returned from
n two months stay In Charlotte county.
Mr.. William /. Haskins left on Tuesday
last for Cincinnati, where he will In fu-
ture make his home.
The Methodist quarterly meeting was
held at tho Wcslyn NJ. e. Church, at
this place. on Sunday last. A large and
interesting crowd was present and q good
sermon was delivered.
Mr.. John Jeter has been quite sick at
the home of Mr., ]. l.. Bruce. the past week
with pneumonia Two doctors have been
in constant attendance upon him and at
this writing he is some better.
No applications were made In either
Lunenburg or Prince Edward county for
license to sell whiskey, and as n result
Mcherrin Is at present n dry town.
Mr.. B. d. Crymes left on Monday last
for Manchester. where he Will resume
his business with Mr.. NJ. L. Staples.
Rev. D. II. Schooff has returned from
a few days visit to friends in Pitts
burg. Pa.
MI. Mauce Arvin was on our streets
n few days ago for the first time since
he was hurt on Christmas last
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THE SHAH OF PERsIA's DIARY
Extracts Showing Quaint Way His Ideas
and Impressions We're Set Down.

Extracts from the diary of tho Shah
of Persia, who has quite recently been
visiting England are amrslng.
The Shah was nightly impressed by
the greatness and lncorruptibilty of the
London police, and wrote concerning
them as follows: 1.-THE English police
gentlemen are men of the greatest Gull
ture and honor, Unlike those of many
countries, ! have been Informed that the
police of England and the United States
are almost incorruptiblc. and that 1t Is
impossible to bride them except by the
touch of gold. These officers carry them
selves with great dignity, but there have
been occasions on which they have shown
dommendable alacrty, and have even
been known to be present when the pub
lie peace has been threatened by certain
unseemly and riotous citizens"
The shah has very poor opinion OF
| the English climate. If one may Judge
| from the following extract; 1T Is very
| necessary for the people of England to
| wash thoroughly and frequently in order
| to clear themselves from the constant
| fogs and rains that fall upon them. So
| much do the people of Britain love water
that they sometimes wash twice daily.
Even the members Of the royal family
and the great mobiles find pleasure IN
this somewhat childish occupation"
4 This dcspotc monarch's opinion of Eng
lsh women's charms and accomplish
! inents Is hardly altogether flattering;
An English lady Is very fair to look
upon, Her skin 10 soft and clean, hut
! her figure Is unnatural and angular She
has certainly not the pleasing vivaclty
of French lady. neither has she tbs
captivating boldness of an American
lady, OF whom many are In London. Al
English woman is pasaonately fond OF
all animals, and Is often devoted to hel
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WHEAT CROP
A FAILURE
Turning Yellow and Will Be
Cut for Feed.
NEW SAW MILLS SPRING UP
No Applications in Either Lunenburg or
Meckenburg and Meherrn is Dry.
County Politics is Growing
Warm.
NEW SAW MILLS SPRING UP
Especial to The Timcs-plsputcA.)

a1BHERRIN. VA. May 23.-The wheat
crop through this section of the country
IS about to terminate in failure. In tho
early spring tho prospects for n good
crop OF wheat was very good and tho
farmers who had large crops was in good
spirits over the prospects for rich har-
vest. but In passing most any field now
1t can be seen that there Is vast DIFF
ference In this respect. The crop has
began TO turn yellow in most places.
and In some instances the farmers say
they will cut their crop down us soon as
it gets tall enough and use 1t for feed.
The recent dry weather is making 1t
-nuch worse on this crop. as II Ia an old
saying. that the cinch bug comes In wet
weather and damages the crop most In
the dry season,
Thousand upon top of thousand OF to-
bacco hills arc ready through this scope
OF country. and work along this limo Is
almost at a standstill until rain comes.
Everybody has been hustling to get ready
20 plant by time the long season In May
{, comes. and as a result there Is an enorm-
Gus lot OF tobacco hills ready to be plant
ed. Plants are getting overgrown ana
tho farmers arc kept busy hauling water
10 their beds watering them. to keep them
from burning In the patch. and unless
rain comes soon the supply VIII fall short
OF the present expectations
TIMBER DESTROYERS,
Two more large saw mills nave been
added TO the number that WAS gradually
eating their way into the thick forest
of this county, In the past TWO weeks
Messrs y; T. Hancock and Brother. from
mill in, and Messrs. Parkinson and Jen
kins moved theirs here from Charlotte
county. This increases the number L
six, which are located near each othei
and gives employment TO about one hun
dred men. All OF these mills are work
teams are kept busy to get the pro
ducts 10 the depot. and car after cal
OF fine lumber OF all descriptions are sen
:. out each week. and the yards at thl
point are kept fun during the time, Thi!
is great Industry for This section o.
country. as all available teams amont
the farmers are pressed into service. an'
scattered in various directions.
County politics are beginning 10 warn
UP here. Mr., W, c. VIM. who has beef
flee Of supervisor; on account Of an en-
during the last fight, has pulled out. leay
ing the field clear for Mr.. Wallace, an,
81 Is thought that the friends of Mr. VIM
will put him IN the field anyhow, an
should they do this. IT Is Quite likely tina
q warm fight VII take ,,9 9iisee n; Mr.
election 10 the office Of sheriff II j
pretty well understood that he will b
opposed, but his chances are very 900
and H. Is quite evident that he viii sue
4eeed himself. All of the present cour
L. afficers, 1t Is understood, VII haN