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Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1919-11-06

Wn III I,oker. attorney. rs %
s q King. clerk aud exp ~ 20
Monumental Printing Co liz B5
81 Mnry's Beaeof, 800. els D0
ST Marv's Enterprlse {. 1871 80
st Mary q Printing Co 500
Jos Il Neal, lumber for booths Oe
S G Ring, extra postage 4 80
g Edgar Smith, clerk 10 canr
vasser board Q %
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1919-11-06

Mace sh6ats IL
Maria Ellis... 80. 80 $780,. "
Mrs. Francis King .t.s... .sf~ 90
Robern SrmrrsiIle d.. s. .. 81
w u Somefville ss..s q ~
Louis Milton 1850. IL -, &c.. IS
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sTATE on MARYLAND, IS.

y y " ~ NI77FF TF-fIFI ~ 'T77'
OF1CE or C'oUSrY GoSiAusAIpSRRs
or ST. MARY's COUNTY,
The alntegoing legs list for Tho year
1919, from pages 232 10 255, both inel0-
sive. IS hereby setgiod and allowed nnd
levy imposed for the same by ns. the
County Commissioners OF 81 Mary's
County for titn said year, this twenty
eighth day Of juno, Ia tive year 81 our
Lord, one Thousand nine hundred and
nineteen
r. H. THOMPSON, PRIEST.
j. n, OLIVER,
a. q. SANNEit,
County Commissioners for 81. Mary 8
County
Test.
los. & COUGH. Clerk.
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g4l Is
Constable.
Pauner Collins.


Joseph S Dunbar, Levy 1915. ~
T. = Birch, death Henry Smith ga, !
r T. Birch, death Jas M Medley Is 3
DIR G A Brown, death Medley. .,,.~ !
DIR l. J Sothoron, dth Robt Brown ;
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ioas
sslsn,h election pls.glet,

II A Matllngly. Judge .,...,.. s2t 40
u A Burch, Judge ....s,.....s "a 90
W W Blackstone, Judge ..4. eco
Edley Thompson, Judge 4s q 80
n G Ellis, clerk ,.s...s eco
+ II Cation, clcrk ....+..s..s,. q 90
WIn Piikefton. aoorkeetser 3 %
II MTJY iiiiamN, daprkeeper VIZ $40
t. d Bntcb, funm font. .ls. s 1850
Vim n Norbert eleiga ballots GEO
los 81
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1919-11-06

l. ! MatfinRiy, judge ~
J Il ThompSnn, Judge 81
g VI BewleA ~
French Dsgaay sis 81. Hwl
Lewis q 'tiou clerk e.
Ra9eneA belt SER IS
Phi Connolly asstialN I'D booths ID
st Is Id8 k8nNef Soc, Ngyaip REM ~
Is q KiuN, lleivk bailoss N@
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1919-11-06

ri f Smailwood, Judge Il regr .slh.,3
Edw va Brown, judke andspegr. 1863
Robt j Henderson, judge .je:i
Il s Pearson, Judge ...,..,.... 3l
James II Crowder, clerk. 1890. 3al
@ Edward Thomas, clerk ...... 3sJ
Norman v Rice, doorkeeper.... 3e3
Cleyelasid Chessere 5oorlxeeber, 3s3
Stephen III Bean, delvg ballots. so
Adams Bros, room rent 4..,. lb0
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1919-11-06
seventh election oIstrla..

II a Mnttingly, Judge & regr .sl5 80
IL A Bureh, Judge and regr. ....s. Is 20
EdIey THOMPSON. Judge s...Fg 3 30
w w Rlaclsist6ne. indge .. 3 3a
R-CsfAlfs, CLERK s...s.@....s... 3 30
T. ID Cation, clerk .s...,....,.... 3 ~
Fred MeSVl liasnss doorkeepcP. 3 %
Vim Fullerton, doorkeeper 3 30
w Il Herbert delvg ballots 6 90
n D 3nrch, room rent ,....,.... 10 %
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RECONCILIATION.


ICUeuit Court and Officers IS $40 ~
County Commissioners 1880,
Orphans Court 5l2 no.
Aftafheys account. ... $500.
Justice 81 Peace $50. 2s5 ~
lsonstables. S. 4. +. ....'....~ i1g So
Pauper Collins .. s,. :. 90 sAbV
InqGisitions .ss. 2lO0.
Pensions. -. 2856ffl
Election Expenses 1872 90
Grand Jury. Sept Term. 1918 26l ~
Petit Jury, Sept. Term, 1870 30 %
w Illnesses Grand Jury, Sept,
Term, 1918. ........ ....- g9tu
Witnesses Criminai Cases,
Sept Terin, 1918 ..s..a 300
Grand Jury Mich Term, 1918 1870
IISetit Jury. March Term. 1919 6lB.60
| Witnesses Grand Jury, Mch.
Term, 1919 .....,..,.s.s. lZ910
Vital Statistics. 8..... 4e4 ri
Hawks and Crows s..... sdlG9
Exp trial. Montgomery Co.'s 5000
Public School Appropriation 2 .fHt
Public Reads ......,s, l0 W.. ~
Aims lIcssses. ...... $4,000
Hospital for Insane ...+ss 10000
ftNasnrer's Salary $500 l20i OK
Commissioner Of Leonard
towus s...ssl... .,.,.|, ...s..s... S39tNa'
by stefan to Jail md Aims
House ssi.ss's
4sesiti 0iiicer l.fets3
salary Grier trent o Y ssl
alary 81 Iaiief. -
lSalary of lanitop - e.9
House
lnteresi 81 ,..:s 1T
Ngw school uousos ~ .ss..k "a
lNrw Fridge.
Estate FfifTss ~
Miscel isna0ass rs. gg ~
RATE ANfJ Asssrg \ N S,I 1919.
lSsal ais9 t,erso1tii Flgst
j, f'Ass,lt W. q, " 1870 i's,sss
/ itait3 ana FrHsQnal, Second
Rss ,as INK t. .s.slrlei rN,,d oil- Y
tieetign District is2iG, 2gi 90
Flea ard ~opaS, Fourth
Election District, ''l!!, 122 "
gsse nta i'ers9rah Filgh
aeetian bEssSict eb8,Hb ~
sskEa l aad iefsesah SiNth
hieetts1n Bsstfis'i 9alsS93gsst
ss' a.' 9 eYenli' IS
isaa and PERSONAL, Eighth
lsleeti9n District ~
Resi- and 9slrsonai. Ninth
NJ ~
1Fati'''e-' ~
1 Steeks ana fianllz. FIRST.
] ksfs.j4assfls TIA ~. sfilsFi ftl
stacks and Bonds, seeoud
60 ~ y teltt ~ Z Z " = At9f ~
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rim Election pasrlo,
sixth election District,

T. w Iiutchins, Judge n rogr SIS ~
II u Jones, Judge aud regr .... II 81
J Frank Russell Judge ,4.,.. 30
T. 4 Graves, clerk a,.,..s:4F..., 3 80
Geo Il Mckay, clerk ,.+.... 3 30
J Franiylin Adams. room rent y ~ 80
g Wilson Dean, deivg ballots. 6p0
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County Commissioners.
Ornhans. Court.

Satal tiAytion. ehlei Judge sita "a
Wm Mnlfingiy. inden - it3 %
John II Ahei. jt,og8. .sf.... loo al
Henj c0mbs, rcEispfdi Wills li2 Nl
hls 81
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Fourth election District,

James T. Davis, Judge s. Fegr sl4 ~
= q iiaRdeB, Judge Rnd regf,s.. ~ "a
Perry Hayden, Judge H.. 3 90
John n Pnsrg, Judge ....,.s,, ! 80
W. Guy Herbert. cietk. ........... 3Gl
WIN = FAer. CLERK ..,..,.. 8 GH
stephen ] Cough, doorkeeper & 90
Chas II Barnes, ST., deorkerper 5 90
J Il Love, delvg ballsts s..,s,s.8 100
Chaptieo Hall Co, room rent shu0
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cRcuIT couRT ANp oEFIcERs

Enoch r Abell, Clerk Circuit
Court sil2o co.
Fnoch Il Abel, misc account. 1859
j b Love. Sheriff. ....... 1850 gs
/" g feed account. los 80
"A X owe. States Attorney zoo o..
Charles p Abel, bailitI ..,#e s. 50
Geo "a Loudea, bailiH. 1870 30 %
Valley / Oreenwcll, bailitf M - 80.
G II Norris. baiiiT 4.... 81 So
Bcnedict Smith. bniiiF. ~ 10
Chas ] Clements, bailifI. ~ 50
Mckinley Connolly, Spee crier 2 ~
James a Watts, deputy sheriff IL Wi
S II Bean, deputy sheriff .,... Alf0
Harry Peacock, deppty sheriff 5f1
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alahth ELECTION plasrIct.

Alex Stevens, Judge and regr, .si5 20
John w Jones, Judge and regr 10 ~
Wm Louden, judge t,s,..ea.. 3 ~
j S Watts, indge, .-.......... 3 -
ID g Stevens, clerk .,........ 1870
George K Qnirk, clerk ... $50
James A Watts, delyg ballots GQ0
s G Goodrich, room rent. $50
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Eighth Election District.
N3 20
fllnth lection platrlc,.

II r Smallwood, sjsdge. = ~ (. s24 $40
L Y Brown, judgo...... s..{ M 40
Robt J Henderson, Judge. ......, sol
+ L. Pearson, Judge. ..s 70 90
q Y Thomas, clerk ,,..,..,.ts. q 30
Jas r Crowder. clerk ......e & 30
Russell Henderson,, dUorteepar ~
r. ri ehesser. doorkeeper yAI
Adams Bros. room reabssas lib 10 /
S II Rean, delvg ballots ..,s . COL
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Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1919-11-06

Jane Il Darts. judge 81
II q HAsdaA 59dgs vs. Ns8
Perry nayan. Iadsfs y III
! N EosNes i8Hge NWl
~ g HtFbars, Nseek s..4. .s 9
w r. Fhfr, olee& CO.
tBsas M13faeee, ioafkoeper MI
Chas u fiAfnes. sF Goprkespne ! ss3l
ghapliee lIaii elann rent 5tstl
4 K4slSe ieiYK bkisgts & skil
ioe NJ
Ftfth Eleesaa, District
Gao u ANiAssaea adse s24 s9
10, > KDulss jaGs FL 81 III.
n l'tk9i4an. aagp
IS
. ltsrr Aess@, ssNfH 4&. ktsl
Is = RYen CLERK .t4,..4s4sE Hgo
3 X tiiAortsns dnerkeerRr ) 90
j wilson Adams, room rent - ~
deigg ballots 81
44n ga
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Public Sale

FOREST FALL" FARM,
Of 100 acres, near JarboesgiIle,
on new state road. Fair I'M
proyements, Half tillablc
land, balance ID good timber
JOHN KLAPP,
a-Is-4t Iarboesyille. Md.
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eLEcTloN expENsEs
FnnaTY EEedhonl aaeffemI7F3. IFI0'
Monumental Printing Go, tickets ssh
First election District
assena EIselIoa pIatrls1

Cos ii Eilfi, Judge sna Fegr 81 4
Itsbl n Iarisou. fudge Il raK II
Richard III Luinpkiua. 5adaa a5l
s'hus NJ I3raabnfu, Dnae 20
VA lek SheWlafi, clerk 80 81
4'hbs ~ Aud, clerk 4 ~ 3Rf
y " Cooper, sloprkoepak 20
l. II Springer. tlelgg ballots auJl
Geo Il e'enl yvoEs sena l$ ~
o. lal
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-03-30
SOME FACTS FROM AFFAIR
him Keats America in Railroad
Manage aud Most
Progressive Part OF PRUSSIA

With lead deposits numerous in
Guatemala. the metal j. mined only
by Tow Indians.
Brazil assists in the maintenance
"f siXty-siN schools in ;he aEricul-
tural colonies OF tho State Of Parana.
china owns It's railroads and telc-
graphs. The service showed profits
during 1917. Of $4,000 0oo and IS SOO,-
600 respectively.
Fourteen thousand three hundred
pairs OF army boots manufactured in
New Zealand were shipped 20 the
dominion soldiers serving q: the front
III Tho last S;N months OF tho war
With tho view Of bringing .he
Chinese school system up to American
standards, chinese government COM
mission is studying tho educational
progress OF the Philippines
Aside from its edible qualities. tho
pineapple is ll,tle known IN this coun-
Try. IN China. however. i IS cspcci-
ally cultivated for tho use Of tho
leaves in making cloth OF supcrio.
T:henish Prussia. Inc mos, aonscly
populated province a: Prussia, j rich
m Agricultural producis Industries.
uiucS. textiles paper mills. taun"ries
and sugar rclnerics. Among the mos
Important Of The acriG-ltUra, products
.rc rye. wheat. barley. oats and pota-
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-03-30
HAVE COLOR IN CHEEKS
Be Better Loolsing-Takc
Olive Tablets

!fyour skin is yellow-complexionp allid
tongue coated-appetitcp oor-you have
p bad taste in your mouth-a lazy, no good
teeling-you should take Olive Tablets.
DR.. Edwards Olive Tablets-a substitute
for calonel-we-e prepared byDr. Edwards
after II years of study with his patients
DR.. Edwards Olive Tablets are purely
vegetable compound mixed with olive OIL
You will know them b. their olive color.
To have clear, pink skin. bright eyes,
Childhood daysyo must get at the cause.
Dr.. Edwards Olive Tablets act on the
liver and bowels like calomel-yet have
no dangerous after effects.
They start the bile and overcome consti.
patton. That's why millions Of boxes are
sold annually at l0c and 25c per box Al
druggists. Take one or two nightly and
tote the pleasing results. ADV.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-03-30
PEANUT OIL INDUSTRY is
BOOMING IN THE COUNTRY.
business rhut Is tompnrntIyc,y Nc,y
PROMISES Much for Virginia.,
the niS Nut Producer,

n bulletin just issued by the De
partmcnt Of Agriculture of the tinted
states is OF special Interest TO a large
part or Virginia in tnat II emphasizes
tho increasing Importance of the pea
nut-oil industry in this country. 1t
points out that the peanut oil WAS an
almost unknown product in tho tnitcd
states five years ago IT ranked third
in 1917 in vegetable oils made from
homegrown products. being exceeded
only by cot;onsccd oil and iinSrcd oil
fcanut OIL serves practically the slime
can he ubtaiacd by cold pressing like
olive oil TINS gives IL II high value
as Il table OIL. After the oil is pressed
out. the cake forms a palItablc human
food rich in protein.
The bulletin goes on 10 say that the
total holdings ~ commercial stocks of
unShcllcd peanuts in the United states
on January |. 1919. amounted to M
"ti.36I pounds, this represents ST.
the department OF Agriculture FOR the
same date II year ago. 1t includes the
stocks ct the Wholesale dealers ware
houses oil mills, peanut butter manu-
tacturerS nakeIS and otiIer large users
throughout the country, but does not
inctuuc the holdings Vet in the grow
erS handS. IL rs known that in Viz
Sinia and Eastern North Carolina the
growers, not satisfied with the prices
large quantities OF those grown last
year. according 10 the eovcr.lmcnt' :
report. the Shc!lcd peanut holdings
amounted 10 3?.iSi.39a pounds ;ne mrs;
OF ;hc year, and this total is i2S nor
cent of the holdings ON January l. 1919
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-03-30
THE CHEESE INDUSTRY
trcnt Things Accom- pIishcJ in Short
itmc Ia tho Mountain Nc-iUns
of North tHroIinn.

Colonel Fred olGs. of Raleigh. wrir
ing 10 the Manufacturers Record.
gives some fresh statistics concerning
thc growing industry OF cheese ,naEIn
in western North Carolina. Ile says the
hiS!ncsS continues to grow rapidly in
The mountain region
During the past four months four
new factories have been built. and bv
The first OF the month there Will he
'wcntN-ei@ht in operation. All Of them
VIII dispoS" OF their output through
Sciting agency ut Salisbury which
Will cover me delivery OF the cheese
TO the states Of North Carolina. South
aroma and Georgia. The quality and
tho price OF this North Carolina choes"
- enuai TO hat OF the best Wisconsin
brands The wholesale price has
ranged from 80 cents 20 as high az AZ
cents a pound. Many choice IIolstc,n
COWS and calves are being taken INFO
the cheeseman's sing zone, ana as many
az sixty have been bought for tho ,'ovc
nrcek factory in Watauga County
THIS is thc pioneer factory !, began
business in 1918. The first year IL paid
sS"O for milk; last year. $4,000. All
thcse plants are owned by farmers
ii' "ar-nN. ana all are distinctly CO.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-03-30
STREET RAILWAY SOLD
Richmond Company Hugs EaycttcviIIc
Lines and viii Rebuild and Ia
tend street Car Service

- FAYETTEVILLE. y. c.. March 90
ne RiShmond ;Na) company. headed
uH h'rocrt l.. Jones. who has acquired
the old Fayetteville Street Railway.
properties. has completed plans. SO il
- reported here. TO build Il first ella IS
Street railway line along q; least three
leading streets 10 the cape Fear River.
one OF tho lines. IL Is understood. will
DC extended 10 Camp Bragg.
ne new company purchased the
property and the franchises OF the old
company some time since and il was
understood then that the cnlargcmcnts
would oe made at once. but the war.
the scarcity o: labor and tho extreme
nxiSh cost OF all hummer of material
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-03-30
The Spring Rains BRING Crime

This sort of weather brings colds and grippe lifts lust
common cold people say there's danger in that! I"
But many fatal sickness begins with cold with vital
lty weakened = the system is ready for the Influenza
germs Begin early ward off the attack Purge the
system OF the toxins (posons) by taking castor OIL or
vegetable laxative made Of Mayappc leaves Of aloe and
laap rolled INTO sugar-coated pills and to be had at all
drug stores as DR.. Perccs Pleasant Pellets
1t the cold starts with cough, and it persists then
some local treatment for thus condition should be taken A
we'll known Alternative extract which has been on the market
Tor great many years and which has been highly
mcndcd by thousands Of users, Dr. Picrccs Golden Med-
cal Discovery This tonic compound is composed of an
extract OF roots and herbs without alcohol and has
soothing effect upon the membrane allays the
irritation and at the time works in the proper and
reasonable at the scat of the roubc-he stagnatcd
poisoned blood
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-03-30
FROM CAMP TO BUSY TOWN
Camp Greene. Ncnr Charlotte. to nc-
come lnduStriuI rOwn. site bought
by New Company.

CHARLOTTE. y. 6, March 2?-Thc
camp Greene Investment Company
organized with ample capital To pur-
chase from the government AL of the
lamp Greene property and to devclop
the same. making IT 4 manufacturing
ana residential! section. has been fully
organized Tho following officers have
bccn elected: q. G.. Galloway, prcsi-
don't; =. II. Alexander. Jr. vice prcSi-
d"mt; L.. 6. Griffith. Secretary treasurer
TN" company was Incorporated -
month or moro ago with minimum,
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-03-30
COUGHS AND COLDS
NEED ATTENTION
lir. Bells Pinc-Tar.Honcy
brings speedy, easy relief.

l'rrl:1-.a ard tuhcrcuiosi. of,en
= 9W raricetca colds auG coughs.
l'Hn' -'egiee' yuurs Take Or Bells
l.1e.,t a~-ii"rcy taithfuny according TO
direc''"us ana 10 or the safc side
Srin-s nl'cE Ie'Iet from lingering
e'p'hs r'o,faotrd colds. grippe Drou.
ii' "'1p1 lH' selling stops. breach
49," rccp'""s cusier the phIcrrn is
cost ueo and c2prueG cou:,estion van
.-a"- Fcu fccl Ike yourself again
Effective as IL y, Dr. BeIa Pine-Tar.
t'oa": IS most economical Try IT,
NC .Jc s. -
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-03-30
sales OF Dnrks nj rnrm,i,rc.

r .NTNWN HE. w, MarCh 1n-ThN
offerings OF leaf tobacco at the Farm
vic ware houses this week were 1877
fio pounds. The total offerings IN
|" GATE this season have been g32Q2a3
pounds. which makes an increase over
last seasons sales 10 this date OF
9ia.SIi pounds
The offerings this week were no,
OF the hetter grades. and while they
SoIo well, the average made WAS only
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-03-30

was and, is Yet Camp Greene. con
tains about Zoo acres. and thorr . svn
will be developed. laid Off into stron,rl
Srworcd. water works put In and oiS".
land viii be laid on for Inanufactnnnre|
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-03-30
RcbuildinE Power rl.nt a, Mor-nn,a,

NI,:Nf>I|! Y, =. z, March 29.--T7hc
southern Power Co. Of this city. sur
icred a considerable loss TO their power
plant at MorEanton BY tho icron,
hoods il is understood however
That the plant Will be OH: OF com
mission but a very shor; while. as
work has already been commenced on
repairing the damage done by tho
II y ~
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-03-30
Winding Up Mt south Boston.

SooIit BOSTON. VA. March e The
.eai tohacc0 sales here this week were
We. VERY No. small. amounting TO not over
-"".u"" pounds The offerings being
.uaue up largely OF scraps and lvaN .ngS.
WIN out rev wrappers and cutters
accompanying. the buyers were to some
eN'ehi indifferent. The aVcra.c made
in price for the week was only a frac-
ZION over SIG per 100. There may 10
small sales the carly part OF next
Meek and That will wind UP The senson
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-03-30

LINCHEI kG. w. March o9.-Salcs
NJ loose leaf tobacco this week We're
zoo pounds, bringing The total for
thr season up 10 ls,6io.5O0 pounds.
which is an increase aver the sam.
period Of las: season Of 5.0SE2co mounds.
The good season for handling to-
o~cco last week made pretty good
salcs this. ana great many farmers
sold their last So from now on sale;
a"" expected - 20 Lighter
y greater part Of Tho offerings wore.
~ --fcri0r CMalitN. With some aiAIMa I'D.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-03-30
New Bank nuildinp for ru,,.,.i

PNIIASkI. w, March 2g-Thc
Pulaski National Bank has settled
upon the plans for its new bank build
ing which is to be erected Iris 49,,
tho plans call for a ncty thousand
dollar. twentieth century structure. II
Will be a brick ana stone building
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-03-30
Observation-Disclosures p,.

RCs .n.hG. VA. March 90 80,
ROAD iron, RnstburE 10 Lynchb,rp =.
90 90 p 1S,s made a, one OF the braE highwsysl
board Of Supervisors have mai
sndl,l"nn! appropriation of S2o.0o0 fn
turthcr Improvement OF tho rna 'o'
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-03-30
Electric Plant for I.,-.

NEW BERN. ~ e.. March 90
Light and Water Supply Co. has hcns
INCORPORATED here with *i09. 900 cap;,.a
sIoSk, by w 4. Mcintosh and other,
ing plant and later to establish ~ sn.
works. water
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-03-30
nn",,,l,e,r Ayernss slightly lowered.

inntti,cn Average Slight. lowered.
nNNNlLLE. VA. March 2s.--Thc
10 1"',os6 pounds for slOa.li3.3o. which
,haNcS an average Of Sl9.b.. The above
'uuco 10 the seasons sales Including
last week. brings figures I'M ia ,lt:,.
20 i1,1oe.9"5 pounds for S13.SGG. 26:.il.
n"N inS the Seasons average to date
There has been no change in The
'naTkSt worthy of note iii the last sew
the colory kind are very firm at ton
prices. while medium 10 low grades
'on'lnue easier. owing to the los OF
rehandlcd tobaccos sold
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-03-30

;. .TCATiT, w. Magch 9n.-.\: Mayo
-. - 81, smith river. threo miles
stella IN This county. a ninety.
hN" foot steel bridge is 10 bo con
siructed this summer to take the place
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-03-30

NJ Il dolapidatcd wooden structure.
This Will bc Il great Improvement ana
convenience for that end OF the county.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-03-30
SOMETHING OF \ SLUMP
IN \-S.I'RJ>n y.x1>

ON the Richmond rnarke, las, week
there vas decided stump III prices
paid for. the sun incurred leaf and some
what OF - break in the high figures
the dark shipping and Stcmning 30
baCCcS have been bringing
TIC sales OF sun -cugci lea: announced
10 -5e.o"c pounds only. and while the
goods were IN pro0e- order and gem
orally OF good character. prices went
off decidedly. the AVERAGE made on the
total sales being scarcely Slj per 100
rounds. The warchousemcn explain
;his falling OF by The absence OF sew
sral buyers for the larger concerns.
The offerings OF dark shipping and
stemming leaf were not over $4,000
pounds. and the figures paid for it were
not quite up TO former quotations The
highest price recorded for She week
Vas So p"- 100 for long leaf and from
that figure down 20 Sl5.5o for Jugs.
About 10000 pounds Of white Hurley
from Western North caroIjun were sold.
on Friday These goods too partook
OF the slump and scored an averas"
81 only 81" per loo. However tho
character % Fridays offerings was not
- good as. o; previous offerings Of
hurley on this market
Tho Sarehousem"n and nmission
merchants look for smaller receipts
is We X.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-03-30
RlCIMoND TIMEsDIsPATCH: SUNDAY, MARCH 50. 1919.

out for quality and condition all sold
M desirable grades continue in
prices. $50