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Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-04-10
GOfal6cridDtc aus @aibingtun.
Gnhrcsih Inbfeier.


Sic Sduulbebor0e bat Die iolgen.
ben Gage fiir Die SubrcSid)IuBieier-
liffciten Der b0beren Stulen icitgr.
lett:
6rcitoq, Sen %. Sitni. in Scr Con.
ocntion.6nQc W.StroBe Sod.
idule, Nrmitrona Manual Draining.
Sdulc uno NormoliduIe 9tr. 3.
Montoa. Gen 10. &luni. in eineln
scr Gbcater - SonOcls.Soifulc.
Gienitog, Ocn Is, SUM 10 llbr
Gormittogs, in Der 6rontIinzS tule
- NormoIihuIc Ar, I; Aben0S in
cincm scr lbcotcr N}c@inIep Mo.
ntol Granting. Sdulc.
MittnoH, ocn II. Sum-, in ser
Contention Sale - Central, @eIt.
crn- mo Goitern.6od)i6uIc
Gin &GtbieI.
&ome5 McOfumla, Elm friibcrcs
Nngcitcltcr in ser &egjCrungSorutc.
rel, bat Ole @oli5ei erilIdt, Inn 81 ci.
ncr $1O0O-Note, Die ibnl IN lnerflGr.
Ild)er @ciic abbnnocn gefommen lit,
mle0cr 81 uCrbelien. Zen 9anfen
nidt trolleno, botte CT 5lpei $1,000.
gtotcn III ctnen 9eltel acnGbt ln0
oiclcn an lcin llntcrbcnl0 bcieiti0t.
Wtittlpof NbcnO MN molIte er cine
Scr Notcn IN elmer @uIhpirtbidait in
flcinereS Bclo umieben Ioiien. uno
ais er Den @cutcl bcrnua5og. NOR nut
cine Note oa, oic anoerc mar Der.
Ihmu10en.
Son etnem @oggon ge.
t00tet.
Ger Sol0ot &obn Woore bon ser
9atteric 9" ocs 4. grtiuerie.He0i
ment5 mltroe am Mittlpod g6en0 al
ip0ter StunOc, dis er ii6 81 SUB bon
8~corgctomn oui Dem @eimtpege nod
Sort Wtpcr bcfnn0, BON cinent @ag.
0on Der clcftriid)en @oibington.Nr
llngton-6olS Gburd).gnbn 0etroiien
lnl0 foit ~ol0enblidlid gct00tet.
Nen0erung BON StroBen.
u q ZEN.
Moior San :. Wforrou. Snaenieur
ser GiItrifta- GommiiiGrc, bat sic
ncilcn Nomcn fiir Die StroBen in Der
@eQen0 ocS Giltritts Columbia, ole
iii0lib bon @nibinNton uno 0Itlid
pom Nnocoito.6 luB gelegcn limo, &c.
tern befonnt Qemodt. IS limo meb.
rere Sun0crt Nunnen.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-04-10
Sr. Gpon {. Sans lit i'm s(Ite

&r. Gpm I. Sans Il. i'm Alter
con sc Sabren III ieiner lesten @ob-
nung, Nr. 1928, 2inoen'Npcnlle, &c.
itorben. Der G%erblid)cne mar langc
Sabre in Ser gngros . 6arbenbano-
lung bon @iIliam Sing & Gro. an
geitellt.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-04-10
Iun Ger nno Snfrn.

Ser 6iinfmuitcr oGcorge y. 5uoion"
bel Sbinnccof geitranoet.-g3or
olri Ser 6obrt bon Bolton nad)
Baltimore. - o6runtfurt" Don
@alueiton angetommen.
Scr oui Der 6ubrt bon Bolton nat)
Baltimore befinoli6e fiinfmaitige
Sdooncr George q. &uoion," Gopt.
&. Y. Gardner, lit nod elmer bon
Gaitport, g. s., einaetrofiencn 9cpes
lcd geitern rib un 2 llbr etrpa 3ebn
MciIen 0itIih bon Sbinnccod ge-
itrunoet. Gie gcfdbrIi6c Gage ocS
0ootc5 ipltr0e bon Scr Sbinnecods
Hchcn5rettungaltutiou aus bemertt,
mcaen ocS boben Seegonges mar e&
JeOo6 nid)t m0gIif, 0a5 Settings
boot 81 bcrnubclt. Nls lid Der Sdoos
ncr jc0od) ipGter lan0einp0rt9 oreb'
tc, muroe cine ~HcttunG5lcine nod
0en1ieIben nit GriolG obgeid)niieli.
Grob Der gcfdbrlidcn Sage ocs 300.
te9 bcgub iid) MIR Der Captain be5
Woutc5 an &uno, luGbrenO sic aus Is
Rcrionen beltcbcn0e 9emunnltng
por5oQ, an @orO 81 bleiben. Sdlepp.
Gompfcr morcn geitern nj Der Nrs
belt, 0Cn Sdooncr ilott III MAIDEN.
gtud elmer ipGt GcItcrn 2IbcnO iibcr
NclpsYort einGctrofiencn Icpeidc
bat Der SGooncr Elm groBeS &ef un0
bat bCreita I SUB WuiiCr I'M So0cs
railnI. Gapt. Gardner mar 0eitcrn
2IbeuO nit ser gon5cn Wunuid)oit
nod ON @orO, ic0o6 lit Die Soil
nuug, ouS Boot micOer iIott ST be-
fommCn, MIR cine iebr iHruadc. Ger
Shooncr lueldcr 2G6 Sub lang it,
trlg fritbcr Sen 9tnmcn yTannic EnI.
mcr" un0 muroc in Malpo6oro in
Wnine erbout.
No6 Gin Q 6ooncr oufgc.
Iuufcn.
Ger S6ooncr y@cQ S'Neil," etn
Grcimoitcr bon @onoon, lief geitcrr
nib mGbreno zines beitigcn Stllr.
mes, Der einem gtebcl iolgte, an ser
Ncitieite bon Sbefiielo Sslono, am
Gingung 3lun &ofen BON gtorlualt.
ollt ic0od) lit icine Gage mad NlIs.
iogc icincS 9cfebl9buberS, Gupt. Col
lin, feline gei6brli6e. Der Sdlooner
bot 800 Sonncn Sol5brei fir 81
st. @corgc Tulp ono Yopcr 60"
in Hormolf, Com. an 9oro.
nTronffurt" angeIangt.
@eitern &ormittng geaen S llbr
longte Der NorOOclttidc SlonO0ar.
pier n6ronffurt" bon @olpeIton bier
on. GcricIbe fGbrt morgen gtohntit-
tog nit Eoiioaicrcn uno &oOung
nod @rcnlen mcitcr.
Wetrei0e Grport III 90 ara.
MGbreno 0c8 Mouuts Wtdr5 MN,
Sen bonn bicii9cn @oicn t,646,48G
@uidcl @ctreioc, 0orunter 1,491 ,272
9uid)el WtoiS, tt2,357 9uidel 8ei.
sen ul0 1887 VrlHel Hoggen CT.
portirt. Inter Den 0ompicrn mcl6t
ooS @etrcioe %bci0rbertcn, 6efonoen
lid) folgcnoc bcttife: nGbemniB,"
,@rcSlou" uno oNmcricn" fir Ore
men umb o@ctbonio" fir SamlbnrS,
StnbIi6tene iir ben 81 J..
mus.
Serr 81. &. Sofinlnn BON Scr Sir
ma u. 6, &oiimun & 60, Igenten
fir Die nWorplonb Steel Co.," erbielt
ole Iodridt, Dob ieiner Gompognic
pon ser SitbmntS &onol'GommiIIioE
Gin Gontroft sur 2ieicrung BON 2O31
@rllttos Gonncn Stublid)icncn ma
@infcleiicn fir sen &nnnl6nu ilbcr'
troacn mllrOc. 0cr controftnlGBi9c
ErciS fir 0ic 2icicru1g betrGgt $73,'
707.
Grnhe 0otldaft fam aelterlt
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-04-10

= d) lpcrptCgcn6c SIR
tbum. - 9crr Sront SobmL iul,
16 Sabre alt, Elm Sdiiler oe9 Eolu.
ted)niidcn Snitituta, bciinoet lid,
tcnlporGr erbIinoct, int .Staot So
lpitol." 6obm Der IN Snurel, Wtb.,
ipobnt, bate ollrd ileiBigc3 Stltbium
ieinc Nugen gcihNpGdt unb gebrolld).
tc Golfmoilcr 81 bercn StGrfnnG.
Gor einigen 9tGd,tcn ppllte er ans
hem Weoi5inihront ooS aolfpdIipr
bolen, cr9riif obcr III Scr 0umfelbclt
cine 6lold)c nit &orboliGurc ulb Der
brannte Iid Oic Nltgcnliocr uno boS
8ciidt idrcdlid). Gin gllge miro
mabriheinlid) berolisgcnommcn ncrs
0cn.
Scr Sroum mar fein
2 hnum, - Ser Srou >So6n Hoad)
Strotou, @ottin ocs YaltorS Der Z.
@optilten.&ird)e, trGumte in Der
0icnltog Nobt, ibr Mann bobe Den
Ereis bon $1,000 geluomlelL ben Der
.Eortlonb Commercial Club" bon
FortlanO, Oregon, iiir Sen beitgc.
idriebenen Nrtifel iiber oieie bliiben.
DC Stoot bcS @citcnS oltsgeiett, unb
nod,Oem lie ibrcm @otten an, Mitt'
nod Morgcn am 6riibitiidStiib oell
Srollm cr5Gblt, longte balO Elm Die
frobc 9otid)oit meloenbes Gele'
gromm an, BOP Eoitor Stroton oen
EreiS 5ilgciprpden befommen babe.
Ter gciltlid)c SEER iuar I'M pprigcn
Sabre lGngcre Belt IN Yortlano mo
ben beluuBten grtifel ihrieb er uitf
Der laugen 9abnreiie bon Eortlano
nodI Baltimore. Sener Club iebte
ben Sreis aus. INN 2iteratur 81 be.
tommcn, Die Stabt 81 .boomen."
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-04-10

BON uno nod europa iiber Baltimore
ODER Hem.gorf, aajiite ooer 3luiiden.
bed. @ebiel, ansIGnoiibes 8elo.
Greoitbriefe uno @elbienounaen.
Sbeo. s. 9iener & Gp.,
Nr. 217, Cf.ynltimure.S trake.
o.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-04-10

Trobe 9ot h fam gelterlt
Don 9lnnapoliS, @ouuerueltr Gro.
TIERS bat nGmIid nid)t in Der Der
miQigrngsbia sic SnbreSpermiIlis
ging pom $4,000 fiir ooS Sf,mino'
iiihtiaen . SoipitaI gubomooo bel
GoruiorL mic er o~n9eOrobt, NIT iei'
mem 8eto beIe9t, ion6ern MIR Die
Spe5iol Serlpiqi1ung Don $500 fiir
@crbeiierlngen. Gie $4,000, Die
Sr. 9l0oe fir Sen 6na perlprodelt
botte, ooB onoerlueitig $4,000 oif-
gebraht miiroen, iinb ieet gelihert,
uto nit Dem @ou oeS ~Qcplanten Arl'
bollcs fir Sdppinbiiihtigc III bohe'
rem Staoium miro min b%egonnen
meroen. Gum Better bes Sonos Iiir
Oas Sonatorium miro om 20. Ipril
i'm GentralgebGlibe oes nGbriitllhen
Gereins iunger WGnner" AT Der
Gharlesltrobe cine llnterbaltung &C.
orben bon oen @rabuirtcn nno Stl'
benton oes .Staitesbrrp College Of
Grpreiiior,"
ShIimm iir 8egetaria-
ncr. = Gin Barrier Ir5t bat gefun'
ben, oob bos Giien robcr 8enillc
pieIiod) cine aronfbcit i'm 8efolgc
babe, fir bic er olld) bereits eincn
eigenen tedniifen Namen creirt bat.
Gle aronfbeit 6iibert iid III Sals-
idmcr5en unb lit b~eionoers BEL
Worftorbeitern, sic piel friides. I'M
gefohtcS Semitic eiien, beobahtct
noroen.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-04-10

p We 49,
SiiosGoitlcitruBe, Ben 2ejduom 3lt
bergen ser Damn inn Eatrolpaqen
Oc3 oitIideu QiltriftS nod Der @ob-
ming ser Gltern iiberiiibrt murOe.
Coroner SuoIer itcQte nat) porge-
nomnlener llntcriudung gCitern
2Ibcn0 cincn ouf llufou Iouten0cu
Go0tcnihein aus. Nie ole llnterilt.
dung crgub, mor ein 5ebn Sabre al
ter Snabe, Oeiicn Name ieOoh nid)t
betarnt murOc, nui elmer inn @uiicr
itcbenOcn FiciIer Qeitieben uno bate
nit eigener 2ebcn@qeiobr pcriltdlt,
icinen m%gliidlidcn Spielfamcroocn
SIT rctterL icinc Nrmc maren ubcr SIT
fllr3, nm ben nit Dem 5p0e Hingens
ben 81 erreiden.
GuS @e6etmriB ungel0it.
Bel Wbittcn'S Sbore, nobe Sltrs
uer'5 Citation, mur0c QeItern Mittog
I'M Fotop5co oie 2ei0c zines mciBcu
WanneS g~ciun0en, bod mar sic Soil
nlrng, Oob Oo0urA notwithstanding 0aS
8ebeimniB ocS Grtrinten5 bon 3uei
Nuiterniiidern ser Yulgp DWtaio Of
Grin" Gopt. u. SteaoIc, am II.
Nopcmbcr uori8en (Sabrea oui9cfl6rt
mer0cn miir0e, ueraebens. Gle Grr
trllntenen naren Gntrid Goifep uuo
Ganiel Gronin, ooh fonnte sic 80.
ll5ei bon Canton mcIhc Die Xngc-
leacnbeit sur Belt 0ea llngIiit2 IN
terilftc, ni6ts mlsfinOcn. SobuI0
Sr. 5reO. &pas an burners Station
al Die Noli5ei in Canton t%elepbonirt
bate, OoB sic 2eide ans liter ge-
brad)t moroen mar, bcgonn Goroher
Gbompion, &orbercitllngen iiir cine
c~ingebenoe llnteriudung ST t%rcficL
uno be9ub iih in 8egleitunG Don
GonItobIer Gbriit. 6ciie nod) Der
SumOitGttc. Nad Nctoler GriiiunA
Ser 2eife fonnten feline MerfmnIe
BON @cmnlttbGtiGfcitcu QciunOcn mer-
Sen, ood) lpltroc 0ieieIbe oIS sic 0cS
crtrtntencn 2nlIteruiiiGers Gdtrid
Goffcp i0entiiijirt, mo ltellte ser So
rollcr, Gcrooe mie int Suu OeS am 9.
Ne5embcr aefllnocncn NlliternIiIhcrS
Daniel GrOnin cinen olti llniou lulls
ienOen Iootenidein ans.
9ci Scr Nrbeit ertrunfcu.
Woitro 2omborco, Or. ITO, @lbc.
morlcltrobc, Der fir sic Peoples
Contracting 60" ur6eitcte. iiel &c.
tern, ais err cine Shubforre nit
aoblen ilbcr Elm Brett bon ser Dit
ieite ocS Gong 0od noh elmer Homm.
MuIdina fdbrcn molltc, IN 0oS %
SUB tieie @oiier unO ertronf, che
ibn &iilie 2cbrodt mer0cn fonnte,
George Cummings BON 9tr. 211O,
2llireuntns StroBc, fnr0 bcn Geld
nam. ser nof Ser Worgltc gebroht
mur0e. gllS oem 9rlloer oeS Gr.
trnnfenen, 9ntonjo, Die 5rallerbot
idlnit mitgCtbcilt mur0e, pcrilldtc
oericIbc, iid cbcnioas SIT ertrGnfcn,
uno fonntc MIR nit Wcualt bon lei
uem &orbu6en 3uriid grbnltcn pcr,
0en.
lnbefnnutcr Neger &C.
tun6en.
Ger miocntiii5irte 2eidDnam zines
Ncgers, ctmo 30 Sabre alt, mllroe
gcltern i'm TatopSco, nobc GoIt
SaaSsApeulc unO 9oncoiter. StroBe,
geiunocn un6 unh Scr Worglle gcs
bradt. Coroner Or. Slloler untcr-
iltdt Sen 6nl.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-04-10
S. 9iener & So.

GentideS uiS onoeres a,tsIGnbi.
ides 8elb sefauft uno perfauft.
Ueloienonngen beiorgt nod 9eutId.
Iano, Seitreih, &uBlano II. I. To.
@edIIel a,sgeiteIlt auf ausI1nbiide
ganfen. greoitbriefe uno 9rapelers
CHEQUES.
f7O..Baltimore.Str.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-04-10

Scbt Gmd) r~cd)tseitig nm nadl eineiil
Yicnic-Hlat.
geie6t Yufcl's 0iriber Neion's) am
Gnoe Der 2isbtitrafen : Bride.
C99@O
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-04-10
II nbefnnntcr Neger &C
fun0en.

Ger miOcntiii5irte 9eid)nam zines
Negers, etma 30 Sabre alt, mltroe
gcltern I'M Eatopsco, nobc Gait.
SallSsNuenuc mno S%oncolter. StruBe,
aeiunoen nnO und) Scr Morglle &c.
bradt. Coroner Or. Slloler inter
itd)t Ben Snll.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1908-04-12
RECEIPTS LIGHT,
BUT PRICES HIGH.
Comparatively Little Tobacco to
Come In, but the Virginia
Markets Are Active.

With prices well up to the mark OF
previous weeks OF the season. the light
receipts OF last weeks tobacco market
show that one of the most successful
seasons in the history of the Richmond
tobacco market was drawing to a close.
The total sales for the week were
c01,2s5 pounds, this being 15,s45 pounds
less than last week. So far the ware
houses have been selling small lots
every daJ. as heretofore. but it is prob
able that after this week there will
be only two or three sales days dur
ing the week.
The prices received during last week
were most satisfactory. Low grades
especially held up well and closed with
very strong demand The highest
price of the season was received by
Crenshaw Warehouse for tobacco which
took the first prize at the Virginia
State Fair. The best of this brought
sec per 100 pounds, while the rest was
proportionately high. Though the rest
of the 1907 crop, which will arrive In
small lots. will represent only about
II per cent of the entire crop. it is
confidently thought that the price will
be even higher. and that at the close
of the ceason the average for all grades
will be something like $40 per 100
pounds. 1t is now considerably over So.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1908-04-12
.LAVRENCEV|LLE HAS
A NEW ENTERPRISE
Box Factory, Being Erected, to
Start Business in the Early
Summer.
Especial to The Times-Dispatch.l

La, RENCEvILLE, VA. April H.
has successfully launch
ed a new enterprise that promises much
for. the industrial interest Of the town
Lumber and Box Com
pany is now an established fact, the
company having been duly organized
with an authorized capital of $685.
900.
The company has bought a site and
the buildings are being erected as rap rilp !,
these will be completed and the ma
chinery installed at least BY July lst'
and the work of box and shook manu-
featuring commenced. The abundant
supply OF timber within easy reach
of the factory and other advantages
make this enterprise a guaranteed sue
cess sven before it starts the machin-
cry to work. Local capital Is behind
this establishment, and the ease with
which the same was raised Is but proof
of. the confidence Of the people in old
wealth of resources.
Other enterprises are in contempla-
ton, and there is reason to believe that
much outside capital will be associated
with local money and resources In car
rying them through.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1908-04-12
WEEKS EVENTS AT BINGHAM SCHOOL.
Revival Services-Address on Prohibition.
Commencement Invitations

MEBANE, n. c., April 1li--For some days
n protracted meeting has been in progress
a. the Presbyterian Church at Mebane, the
attendance being good and able sermons be-
ing preached by the pastor. Rev. r. 7. LIS
ton.
Hon. T. j. Shaw, ex-Superior Court judge
of North Carolina recently delivered at the
same church an address on prohibition which
is said to have been helpful to the cause
ana pleasing to tho people. We want to sec
North Carolina take her place among the
States that are on tho side OF the school as
against the saloon. and for law-abiding So
briefly as against the commission of crime
in drunkenness.
On the 18th the noted lecturer and humor-
list DR.. II. W. Sears. Will speak at the school
on the subject OF THE Grumber." A liter
nrY treat is expected
The Invitations for tho commencement
exercises, which take place May 10th to
18th, viii soon be completed by the eugrnver,
Il. A. Wright. They are beautiful specimens
OF the printer and engraver's art.
students who are distinguished, having oh '
tanned n grade of 90 on studies and conduct
on the last report issued. arc as follows in
tho order OF their stand, VIZ. !, Gray, b.
Gray, Godfrey. Fl. Gray. C. Taylor. a. Reid,
Andrews, A, Crawford, n. Jones. Morrow,
Street, u. Atkinson, Clendcnln, Foushee.
Hall, Parker, Caldwell, CHM. Kirkpatrick,
Marshall. Ray. Page. Il. Roads. NJ. Taylor,
Bell, Barker. Gore, II, lynch, MacRne. NJ.
Reads, Whitson. C. Craig, Johnston and u.
Mclean.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1908-04-12
IMPETUS GIVEN TO
4NTERURBAN LINES.
Road from Little Rock to Hot
Springs to Be Completed, and
Other Companies Forming.
Especial 10 The rimes-Dispatch. /

BALTIMORE. April 1.-THE move
n1ent for interurban electric lines al
ready quite pronounced in Maryland,
Virginia. the Carolinas, Georgia, Ken
lucky and Texas, has been given an
impetus during the past week In Ar
kansas, according to special CORE
spondence from Little Rock in this
weeks issue of the Manufacturers
Record. Two years ago plans were
made for the construction OF a n electric
line between Little Rock and Hot
Springs. and 1t had been pushed with a
larger degree of success until the finan-
cial disturbance of last fall. With
things returning to the normal, the
determination has. grown to push the
project to completion. 1t involves the
building of sixty miles of road through
a country rich in natural resources in
GLIDING timber, soapstone, slate, etc.
In the past week two other COM
panies have been chartered in Arkan-
sas. One proposes to build an electric
line eight miles long between Hot
Springs and Potash Sulphur Springs
and the other proposes to connect
Little Rock with Pine Bluff. distance
OF forty miles. traversing the country
along the southern bank of the Arkan-
sas River.
The plan includes also an extension
W StdE lily, several llIlllGS DelOWH 1llle
Bluff. 1t Is thought at Little Rock
tablished within the next two years,
and that ultimately there will be cleo
trio railroad connection between Little
Rock and Memphis. by way OF Pine
Bluff. and traffic arrangement with
the Kansas City-Southern over its
eastern extension, now under construc-
tlon between Mena and Hot Springs.
Railroad Construction.
At quite a number OF points are evil
dences of renewed interest in steam
railroad construction. 1t is reported
that the Texas Railroad Commission
has been informed that as soon as moeny
is easier and the times have improved
the Texas Central Railroad Company
will build branch about It's miles
long. starting from German, in East
land county, Texas, running west
through that county, along the bound
airy lines Of Callahan and Coleman
and Nolan and Coke counties. and
through Stirling ana Glasscock coun-
ties to Garden City. The Little Ka-
nawha Railroad, extending from Par
kersburg to Greensboro, about thirty
one miles, Is planning an extension
from Palestine to huntsville. w. Va.
among other plans are extensions OF
sugarand Railway In Texas, the let
ting of contracts about June LIST for
the Atlanta and Carolina Railway Com
pany between Atlanta and Augusta
, Ga, 200 miles, the building of line
about seven MES long between Key
ser, w, Va. and Bloomington, Nd, nnd
the extension from Graford Tex, OF
the Weatherford Mineral Wells and
Northwestern Railroads, Rights OF
way are now being secured for a
railroad to extend from WASHINGTON
y. G., to Gettysburg, Pa, by way OF
Westminster, Md, and I4ittletown, Pa,
and company formed some years age
is preparing to build an electric rail.
| way from an eastern suburb OF Rich.
mond, Va, to point five miles dis
lant.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1908-04-12
.JARRATT ON BOOM /;
BUSINESS ACTIVE
Virginian Railway and Coast Line
May Have Union Depot and
Coal Transfer.
Special to The rimes.Dispatch.

JARRATT, VA, April 11.-Jarratt is
on something of a business BOOM AS
a matter of course. with peanuts &C.
tive and many of them coming to mar
ket, there Is activity among the mer-
chants, and then, too, There are rumors
in the air that Jarratt must and shall
have a peanut factory and cleaner. The
people hereaboubts think that is no
sense In shipping. to other markets
the great quantities of peanuts that
cleaned and assorted The farmers
themselves are taking an interest in
the matter. and the probabbillty is
that the necessary capital will soon
be subscribed to start here factory
and cleaner. In view of the promising
outlook for better and more active
local market consequent upon the es-
tablishment here Of a factory, the
greatly encouraged to do larger seed
ing, and it Is the prevailing opinion
that they will plant more peanuts this
season than ever before.
Tidlngs From tho West.
The real estate agents here are in
receipt of many inquiries from Western
people as to the lands OF this part of
Sussex county, and several Northern
men have recently been here to see for
themselves. All of the signs of the
times look to greater things for Jar
raft and the immediate sections round
about
Officials OF the Coast Line Railway
have recently been here with their
engineers and blue print makers view
ing the situation. Railway officials
are always secretive and non-communi-
catlve. but 1t has leaked out that they
came here to make estimates, etc,
with view OF charging the yard and
trackage facilities so as to properly
handle the coal they expect to get from
the Virginian Railway. 1t Is also said
that drawings and surveys We're made
while they were here looking to the
erection of n union depot. That Will
be q great Improvement when it comes,
Handsome Home to Go Up.
DR.. O. c. Wright, the president OF
tho Bank OF Jarratt. and one Of the
most active and wide awake citizens
of the village, has commenced the cree
ton OF dwelling. which he intends
shall be up-to.d date in all respects, and
to be supplied with all OF the mod
ern conveniences that are available this
far in the country, The Doctors love-
ly home when completed Win cost
something like $4,000, possibly more,
for when u man commences to build
he can't we'll tell where the expense
Will end.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1908-04-12
Dunvlllc sales Continue Good.

lSpeclal TO inc Ilmes- Dlspatch.J
DANVILLE, VA, April 11.-Messrs.
Dibrell Bros, in their weekly review
of the Danville market, says:
With very seasonable weather, tho
sales for several days Of this week
We're quite large, considering the now
small remnant of the crop in farmers
hands. The warehousemen say there
will be not be again this season as
large sales as we have had this week.
There has been no change In either
price or quality recently. The quality
is generally very good, and the prices
firm and high
From the opening of the season the
farmers seem to have sold all Of the
different grades just as the crop has
been stripped, as the demand has been
strong on all grades alike. To be able
to fill orders for any grades at first
hands at all times is quite an advan-
tage to both farmer and buyer.
In some sections 1t is the custom to
market first the sand Tugs, next the
tips. and after that the better grades,
tho buyer and seller when there are
few orders in hand for the current
grades. The market for redried to-
baccos continues Suiet.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1908-04-12
Active Trade mt Lynchburg.
Especial to The Times Dispatch.

"a Especial 10 TIC IlInes -0Ispatch.I
LYNCHBURG, VA, April l1,-While
the sales on me local tobacco market mark
higher than the preceding week. they
continue light. This condition Is en-
pected to prevail until the next crop
becomes marketable because fully four
fifths of last years crop Is estimated
to have been disposed OF.
The offerings this week We're large
ly of the medium and good grades
which were generally In good condi-
ton Tho trade was active and the
prices continued high.
The sales for the week aggregated
343,600 pounds. an increase OF 1890
over the week preceding,
1907, have been l3,7S4,5oo pounds. Last
year at tho same time the market had
aggregated li,TSi,b0O
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1908-04-12
EXHIBIT OF HIGH SCHOOL WORK
ATTRACTS MUCH ATTENTION
Special to The Times pIspotch. |

NEWBERN, N. c.. April 1.-THE school
exhibit which is being held ut tho High
School building this week Is proving q great
success. Something like 900 people have
visited the school and examined the worl,
on each day The written work covers all
subjects, and there is some work of each
pupil shown, Much Interest has been taken
There is n great abundance OF work shown
from Latin. geometry, etc, in the tenth
grade down To number work In the first
grade. Each afternoon q model recitation Ii
given of about ten minutes, showing the
work rs it is done to-day. Music is furnish
ell by the school orchestra, consisting OF
plano. four y!ollns and two comets.