The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-03-25
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IS Icons strains u Indeed that The hra l'''t',
i3S brnins and 3enersy of the North nn ~
sNortl, Central states should hive SO long
sought an outlet for Its overflow almost E|lrt
u entirely I'll the West. mud nppcnrs 70 y l,e
Y heading for the inhospitablc china 8eo n
Western canada h while csse at T ;l li nlnt
lies the great Southland with its j,ln y
II developed resources, fattcring in the re
suits already obtained bytl,c small small IN
vest ineilts Of capital and magli fccnt Y n
NJ sts Y promises for the future, and this
Il beneath sunny skies. nn,id smiling flelus,
n Eoftly whispering forests, wltll8a balnly,
81 Rlluring climate whose people lave eyer eyer
the latch -strn; hanging o Y. 20 4. eYcfy
NJ ana ALI types of trtie iianhood {sIS5 M
stSa 5Jvhnt Isl Sl,nown5as THE Lower End 4
A 81 Enutluicr8 county lii #ante-bellum5 days
Jvas "a section Or large individual lana 3
"a owners Il whose estates 4 were acu ltiyateH
~ principally by negro labor. The ma
4 horIty3'of the farms numbered well Zip IN
* The hundreds or ncrcs and many Of. them
In the thousands,s and II IWas ten OF
II more years utter the close Of The war
Fbs 3etwee1l5 the States sbefore.t there was
Sgs ANY no iceablc decrease in the size Of
III the holdings OF the whites. Many OF the
\ large Landowners, being unable TO meet
3 Tho changed ndition D Of things, were ere
S5wIllng Il by this time to divide up theirS
n large estates Into smaller farms and
II se a low syalua ton and easy terms MS
It It Ii o 1egroes were the first to hoW5
N much OF d desire TO own a small ira q
s,tof land, and ga piece OF land once owned ed
fs by them rarely ever&p into II Will tes
u snan's hands again;8b but so steadily and
NJ eageriy has the white I! man become q
Nv becker Of small farms that tho negroes
y have increased their holdings very little
II FOR man ~ years back. ~ sS9&
flyo ars ana II llu med
Y; Sheppard purchased a farm near l3eale-i
Il tonS5 fcrsisix dollars PER- nero, which lie
II sold i've years lat to MI. q. O. DIN
II 1,rey# for s17 per ere, and three years
RsterWnrds lie sold out TO M T. ent sI
at $35 per acre. u Last year Mi. II eats
u refused $50 per acre for the farm. His
u hay usually averages him three tons
"A wo " cd IS go sNlr John 1larnt paid
lR $4,000 for 100 acres of land not far from
Il Bealeton. Last season 81 he Is raised II 500
II blishels Of wheat, and on one and ~ $llnlt
n Rcres OF land he gra ised 4 GOD shells Of.
He would not take Sc, 600 @ Sfor
III En- II farm to DAY. Fifteen ~ ears SO n
II mar, named Me- onche bought q farm
! orc and I'll q half miles = from Rening ton
" Tor $500, which he X sold H. ID very few
# years ito Mr. Roth for S i GOO, r. Mr. 9TH
VI built Us. nice little barn on the place.
& lid Sold to Mr.. Shannon for $1,000, sWllo
EsPt the Place for one Year and sold !! ]. .to
81 ID. II. shaffer for SO $50. Shaffei
b1dcd a couple Of B rooms IA 9 the house
" arid sold to Mrs. ArlnstronE,ji1 In OctoDcr,S
u 100 4 for 81. 200 8 NJ 81 III, So s5
TOWN K T RlIALINGTON.5 i5@
h. Take Tie town OF Remington us an sex-
"A f.:uple OF municipal prosperity III e gll-5
fai cen months It Increased Is per cent. In
population. Six eiglt-roo ON ~ dwellings.
Il and five smaller ones have sLncns built
rs "a grocery. d bank, Z a feed st ore an odd
# Fellows 4 Hall, the dental parors Of Dr..
y 4I.{eNVaf Wise, and the grain Elevator Of
y stE. s,J.,Parr & Son have been built IN nat
IA fine. a y. NJ a. has been organized
mich is doing excellent work ii, the
h lnwn and vicinity a private and public
i$:aclephone systen5!hns been installed. Mr..
y Barney tn ono week shipped seventeen
v 6nis OF dressed turkeys from Remington,
sard his s., 600 plant, installed for the hand
L ling OF eggs and poultry and the grow
tirE OF Thoroughbred plymouth ROCKS, tls
onc or the sights OF il Remington One
q Il own S5lot in Rc,4A,Et on, purchased for
Y 200, was cut suu'anu dne-half sold In six
4 months for $500, and d little later one
/ SIKH OF the original lot was sold for $50
81 e,f A ii option of 5000 was given In the,
last slnonthso last year on II farm three
: miles from Morrsvlle that sold for l.lous
Il Ffiya years 4 ago & The new year, was we'll
T5, started by Mr.. j. n. Iliser selling two
hundred acres within two miles of Nor
y risvllle at $50 per acre. III
stSsEight years ago Mr. Phil j. Brown
Il 5s,,,urcha sed 100 acres of land about three
Al niles south of Worthwhile. payable 500
6sltltswI and giving four notes OF 800 each,
Il B,,ayable In one year. two years, three
* wears and four years. There was q small
NJ unfinished, unattracive two-roum house
sot,Ts the place., not an acre Of tho land
could be plowed Without cutting down
sSSpinesf or grubbns oak and snssafras
,jbushes or filling up great washes. XII
,5Ie&J 10 moved OH to8theg place wirll his
E,Slfe ana four small children, the oldest
OF hem being but ten years of age, and
$500 on the farm machinery that
lie brought along with him. Ills friends
and acauaintances worried over his rash
moss. tried TO dissuadc or laugh him out
"a OF 8lNying the place, assuring him. It was
H i AZ run, DOWN that the only crops IT woulc
produce were seed ticks and chinquepins
A Every note was paid before due. and to-
u. day .'I'hil.' Brown, out of debt with q
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