Richmond planet. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1883-1938, 1897-09-18
FROM PORTSMOUTH.

PORTSMOUTH, VA, Sept. 16.-I
Miss Ida Naming on corner of Green
and Columbia Streets, who has been
visi ling parents and friends in Suffolk.
Va, for several days this month. has
returned home again.
Last Sunday being a very pleasant
day the churches were we'll attended
We were very sorry that Brother
Billt1eld did not get ack and finish
proving that hell is good place in
stead of bad one, as he stated on the
last Wednesday night he was here
We think that every body should seek
20 lind good place when finished with
this world. But If the Reverend 90 to
hell for good place, woe be unto him.
We find that our sick list is crowded
this week.
Mr.. Edward Blunt and all his chill
dren are indisposed this week. We
hope they will soon be out again.
We have on the sick list Mrs. A. G.
Lamb and three of her children, but
they are all convalescing at this writ
ing.
AS the temple of Diana was consider
ed one of the wonders of the world in
its day. so is the public school building
OF Brighton considered one of the
great wonders of Portsmouth this day
This magnificent building was built by
our line carpenter Mr.. w. A Rainey
Do you ever call to see Mr.. Samuel
knightY If not, why don't you? He
always has fresh meat of ali sorts on
hand. Call to see him.
We find that our people are very anx-
ious to have the Brighton news appear
in the PLANET. You can only do this
by buying this paper. If you take it
we are willing TO publish your news.
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little indisposed and his wife seems to
be very much grieved, but guess you
may be able to console her some by
calling at her place of business and
leave few pennies for her to look at
Suppose you try it and get the PLANET
while there for it can be had every
| Saturday.
Don't forget that Mr.. Charles Harren
has just got in new stock of goods.
Suppose you call and investigate the
matter.
Much to our regret we find Mrs. Ro-
berta q Clanton is on the sick list. We
hope for her speedy recovery.
Take the PLANET as you you can get
it from J. r. Landlord
Wanted to know if any of the read
ers Of the PLANET know a man living
by the name of Dick Shepherd, have
not seen him since the second year OF
the war. he has a sister named Pris-
ella Hurt. If any one knows him OF
can give any statement of him, please
write to 726 Glasgow ST.
Mr.. Edward opeland on County
street, who has been recently employ.
ed in the navy yard is on the sick list
Nature OF sickness, sunstroke, at his
writing he is cOnvalescent.
Prof. Keeling of the A. NJ. E Church
Review will deliver lecture on the
2Tth OF next month, at the North St
a. NJ. Z. Church.
Mr.. George H. Walker, one of the
honorable lawyers of this city seems &c
be very busy in the magistrates court
lately. All of those that have cases
TO be plead at the bar, call on lawyer
Walker, and he will demand Justice
for you. His Office is on High Street
Samaritan Hall.
Miss Roberta Wilson on Columbis
Street, has opened a private school
We wish her a success.
The time is near at hand for the
many young ladies and gentlemen Of
this city to leave for their vsrious
schools; HartshOrn Memorial College
Shaw University, Hampton, Peters.
burg, Lawrenceville and many others
Miss Sarah e. Maddox, 531 Columbif
street, who has been very i'll for several
days is now improving. We hope che
will be out soon.
Mr.. George White, of Brooklyn, New
York, formerly Of this city, is now
here visiting his people and friends.
q wish him pleasant stsy.
A party of young ladies and gentle.
men will take flying trip to SuGolL
Sunday.
Miss Mary E. White spent the day in
Norfolk Sunday.
The PLANET Depot at Bass Drug
Don't forget it.
MALcHI HOLLAND.