The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-04-19
TideWater Virginia.

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Ar cohoke.: King Wilian,-Work backward on
accountS#if rain; wheat looking fairly wellJ
grass and pastures poor. 4, +
Dalbys Southampton Rains retarded work;
jured weather cool. 4, b FS.;s
Gunshlll, DinWiddl e-wheat, winter oats and
red clover looking we'll; German clover late:
fine; gardens looking well ti rs X q b t
Jeffs. iork-Too rainy for work; truck well
advanced: no injury by frost.
Portsmouth. Forfolk-Too much rain for
work: potatoes doing we'll Is Strawberries in
bloom; cabbage doing well.
fruit slightly injured by frost: crop. b s
Middle Virginia.
Andriance . Cumberlard-Rains interfered
with work: fruit trees In bloom and not dam.
aged !: tobacco plants doing we'll. 49,
q Coffee. Bedford-End OF week cold and damp;
wheat and grass doing nicely; tobacco plants
crcwe, Nottoway-Too wet for work; wheat
and oats look we'll; tobacco plants up; fruit
prospect excellent,
Cumberland cumberland-Weath cold:
fruit not injured; rye and grass doing well.
Farmvile, Characterization rainy: for work;
wheat and winter oats doing nicely; fruit in :,
Forest Depot. Bedtord-Rainy week.; not
much corn planted yet; oats and tobacco look
we'll & yt {:
Fredericksburg OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES cold
and wet; apples in blooms. wheat growing fine
s
well: spring work behind. lasit s5bj.
Kennett Frankiin-Too wet to pillow: some
oats sown; weighty bloom; heavy hail.storm
B Lone Oak, Henry-Goodt rains too wet for
work and work much behind; tobacco plants
Orange, orange-Wheat, grass and oats do
Ing we'll too wet for blowing; gardens mostly
p' Ruther Glenn, carollne-weat vet and
cold: peaches not doing well.
4 Middleburg Loudon-Frult safe; plowins
nearly completed; wheat and grasses promis-
Sunnyslde, Cumberland Vegetation late on
account rain; fruit up to date. wheat ana
barley promising I
The Great Valley.
4 .Bluestone-Ta favorable for
vegetation; wheat looks fine; apples not dam
aged ~ snow an ana e4aa retarded
ali vegetation; wheat looks we'll; fruit safe;
all work late. 558
rn Sskss :, s' toKsy; n eahH killed. -
Coyington Xlleghany--Week fine for work;
crops doing well; fruit trees blooming abund-
Fugatcs Hlll,. notwithstanding retarded
preparation for corn; grass and wheat coming
&C Groya lin, Page-Groupd not In; condition
TO plant; wheat and grass doing we'll; some
potatoes planted. n s.-tff q.
Marion for w aai .o ll1t
safe: wheat and grass JOCKS ven oat 1o"ln6
done; corn planting active
Lpscomb. Augusta-Wheat and rye looks
we'll; fruit trees In bloom; corn planting COM
" Mount Wac JACKSON, OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES and
fruit promises fair crop; cool.
New River. pulaski,-season good soil rich
" osborn's Gap, DIck,nuon--Work progressing
rapidly; pastures doing we'll; weather favorable
Rural Retreat. wythe--Week favorable for
growing crops. fruit trees not damaged; oats
sau,nsvile, Observation-Disclosures favorable;
wheat thin. hut branching well; fruit trees
shawsyI i' Montgomery.-,l4 Land too wet to
work; wheat and grass doing fine; fruit not
damaged; corn not planted.
Staunton, Augustar-Nheat and grass doing
well; some corn planted: fruit prospects mover
better, work IN TO date.A f
Tenth Legion. Rockingharn--lain seasonahle;
wheat and grass doing well; potatoes planted;
woodstock, shena nd oah-Wheat growing
we'll but thin @tnnda; fruit trees In full
bloom and prospects, flatterlng,N
Yuma, Scott-CropD IN good condition; no
damage by rain, high winds or frost; every
thing progressing nicely. H 3ggf ~.
-FOUR NEW CHARTERS.