The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-08-26
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fiProtracted Meetings Draw Large
Crowds In 1sle Of u
Wight. ~. III
THE sEAc HAT B'URWELL's BAY:
SOysterrnen Busy Overl,auling
Their Boats for the season's ~
Work. q,
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FERGUS IONS WHARF, August 25.--
The peanut market, which has been QUITE
dull for tho past two months. has been
quito brisk for the past week. Many
thousand bushels have been sold
for three and three ana ono quarter
cents. lES5 VI
3is Messrs. w. u !. Wilson 8 Company OF
this place, made the largest shipment this
| port. hey loaded a schooner for Philn-
delphia Will over !, 500 bags. "a HI;
III Crops OF both corn and peanuts have
suffered from too much rain, but II we
have GOOD ather8 now there will Be q
good crop made The fodder pulling has
commenced, and u good many farmers
have air saved /! 9 good part q their
crop. 81
The protraeted NEE ting have have com.
high. l-day5 mo tir,ss were held lat
Bacon's Castle Baptist NJ Church VIZ last.
week. The pastor, Rev. Mr. 4 Klng. u was
assisted by Dr.. N, II D.. BrodusB. Of Mis-
souri,, who years s ago i55 was rs pastor OF
this charg o: Large crowds were to hear
him. sH not outstanding It rained "a almost
every day; Our Baptist friends don't let
I1GllttlC ram keep sLuelll y Oil q ING BeE-
mon@arid 5a big dinner. 3fSs
There IL right much sickness, and the
doctors are kept on N the 60 day and
night. i$st u s3ss
Mr. AVERY. a MADEIRA, one Sof the best
citizens OF this section and q member Of
nicholson Lodge. ny. Q. O., FL & has been
very iii for some time. but Is getting
much better. III The nurse from Norfolk,
furnished ~ the Odd I. elbows returned
home dond az. sg 4 S 5i5s
stsDf " |, took Nj; Joe PitIna \.
see 4 IL something could not be done to
AFFORD him some relie but the surgeons
decided IL would be- unWise to operate
on. him. This II $a very sad case, He $is
suffering from some cancerous affection
/ off the Il stonach,. and has been to VI the
Memorial Hospital IN r Richmond and to
Or. Leigh: . In Norfolk before, and they
have all del ded his case as hopeless. :s.
Mr.. Floyd ERearns i. VIII and little Ndaugh-
ter are.svisitlng their cousin n d. p. q r
b. Ms. Leatherburg and two children, Of
norfolk ,s are IA Dr.. Nv. u. Wards for g
short visit. s3s
Misses Elizabetk. and a;t8 Sarah ilsona
who: have been at u the lite Sulphur for
the last two months, came home to- day
$g$ A1isses h Rose and Y Evelyn Turner have
returned from q visl Z to- Did Point
Hon, ana rs. IA n q. ones, Of Cli 81
ton, and Mr. an Mrs. Warren
and son are al the Warrn Sui phur.
S Mr.. John g. /; W ilson and family IRE at
the White Sulphur for the summe
Turr, VI nd ss IA MI re
spending the summer at tn cir cot ta &c at
Virginia Beach: NJ !, I, t
Mr.. 7. II Barrow and family are 4 a. q tine
Rockbridge Alum Springs fo 'rs the sum
mer. FL 5fsS
The beach al Burwell's Bay. crowded 91.
every dag, rain orBshine. r lcnio, fishing
and rabbing II and camping parties are
here all the time. ~ "A large crowd d OF
young men from Clairrnon ~ y have been zen
camping here this week. 5is
ssD hti.a Fray Whar ton 81 Chestnut Hill,
fis visiting r. lends in smith field afs
! The loyst are busy owe rhaullng
and painting their boats, getting ready read
Tor! work as soon as the season opens,
The prospects for q good supply OF soys--;S
terss are favorable. & II he oy sters are large
and fat for this time OF the yea. "a