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Richmond planet. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1883-1938, 1900-10-06
Not worded Jus. Right.

did You kiss him?" demanded the
mother.
Certainly not" Indignantly an
swered the girl. do you think I'd be
soforward?" And few minutes la ter
she gave a deep sigh of relief, and NUT.
tered softly to herself: Thank heaven,
she didn't ask IL he kissed me."-Chi.
cago Post.
Richmond planet. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1883-1938, 1900-10-06


Helmick to note the effect that these
glories, present and future, had OH
him. He made up his mind that
Helmick must be overwhelmed with
a flood of vain regret for departed op-
portunities, and this assumption
stirred him on to fresh Boosting.
But Helmick was not wholly sad
preoccupied, perhaps, but every once
in awhile his face lit up with the re-
Election of what was evidently pleas
ant thought, and once or twice he
opened his mouth as If he intended
to say something, but on the instant
he seemed to reconsider, and whatever
1T was that he had TO say remained
unsaid. On the whole, the walk was
not complete success, and by the
time they got back to the house both
men were becoming politely gloomy.
Then at the door Helmick's reserve
suddenly vanished. 1t was as IL his
true magnanimity of soul had reas-
serted itself and triumphed over PEI
ty suspicious of slight. He turned to
Knox and laid his hand on mis- old
neighbor's arm with all his former
friendliness, then, as if nothing had
occurred to break the even tenor of a
conversation on the subject nearest
his heart, he said:
Knox, honest, don't you think that
boy of mine ia a little corker?"
Richmond planet. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1883-1938, 1900-10-06
Ch,ne.e a. Inrsn.or..

The Chinese consider themselves our
superiors,on man yyghaunds :, bssIsrssfy
'becsuse they we're the invkutors ofs%SI
,riopsArtsSwhich are fundamental in our
Aown silizatioa. They were the frst
diseoverers of ink, though even at the
!sressnSdsy they emplSylbS Prsferen %
what Is commonly known az India ink.
IN. Y. Times.
Richmond planet. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1883-1938, 1900-10-06
All She Wanted.

He-A maid must not expect such
lovers as she finds>in books. Few men
are paragons.
She-Oh! should not expect para
gon. 1 should be satisfied with a lover,
young, handsome. brave, noble and un-
selfish.=Puck
Richmond planet. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1883-1938, 1900-10-06
or Two Evils.

Binks--By George, here's another let.
ter from my wifeat the seashore asking
for money. That's ALI she does.
Jinks---You're Iuckv. Mine simply
makes a draft on me, anC I have to hon.
or it.--N. Y. World.
Richmond planet. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1883-1938, 1900-10-06

he UNION BLOOa OF YOUTH
BENEFICIAL. CLUB NO az Rich
mond, virginia, wss chartered Oslo
nrr Is. 1899. il known 10 bs one OF the
finest and most CD sritsble clubs in
this state. Pays weekly lick Benz fits,
Bisth Benefits and DAat. Banefits,
Richmond planet. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1883-1938, 1900-10-06
His Method.

Amelia, when a letter came from
you while you were away I did not
read it for day at least"
What was that for, Edgar?"
Don't you see? I saved one DAVIS
interest on the money you asked for"
Chicago Record.
Richmond planet. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1883-1938, 1900-10-06

Mrs. Clanker-Is that gentleman
standing by the door friend of yours?
lu Mrs. Whacker-Oh !, no, indeed. That's
my husband.--N. Y. World. Ia nor
Richmond planet. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1883-1938, 1900-10-06

When they got home again Helmick
threw himself back in his chair and
yawned enormously. That's over
with now" he said. "Oh! Knox is a
good enough fellow, but he's simply
got Laurelhurst on the brain.'-Cni-
cago Daily Record.
Richmond planet. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1883-1938, 1900-10-06
Woe.

o, plying reader, stop and think
What widespread misery It must make
When man who weighs 800 pounds
Is suffering from the stomachache!
Chicago Tribune.
Richmond planet. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1883-1938, 1900-10-06
C W.. LEWIS,

Attorney ;st.Law and Notary Puh,ss,
Aossrsct OK Title Oftise. lftlss -,
roperty esrefplly exami1 ed An sssI
psssenucn given TO s1sos orsher -
ers relation orA4 IN 30,
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Miner Baker
w. L. Johnson,
CAMBRIDGE, MAss
Jss Creedie. ~ I....,,s,
CLIFToN FoRea, Y.
: Thomas
DEMoPoLIs, Va.
JOhn W ADderson.
FULTON. VA.
Thomas Page. srste y,
tAkHvIILR, Va.
B Hairston
GERHANrowE p.
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hhS hkHILL, MAsa
MRS l. A Bailey, ~ Dzdl.vs n.
HAMPTON, Va.
soiome Philips
LYnnHBpRo, "a.
NJ Che. norssn. 100 Taylor 81.
| h. n. Thomas.
NORFOLK, Va,
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New YoRK NY.
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Geo n W,1 IL Columbus Avenue
MN johnson, 242 W z7tb st
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Ed. V. Nearing
PHILADELPHIA PA.
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No.. warwick, 254 8 Ilth "a
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osokes, Broad q FitswsSer N
Gnaries Steward I240 Rodn., :.
4 EO7 1oduuEy 61ol QiA 81
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PsTERsbUBe, VA.
Jo' 100 &C. 70I Riuh Pear, q.
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Lenox Gaylord.
REDMOND, Va,
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WILMINGTON, n. O.
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Trains Arrive Rlohmous.

''1' a. M ally from jacksonville. s.x..
Ian, Charleston, Atlanta 49,.
-. ~ augusta, all points South
''- - OalIy, except Monday fror, a.
augustine, Jacksonville - 49,.
s.tk ~ Dan aud charleston
A. lazy. excert @unday, from Al
nSS, thens, Raleigh, 6ena~,-
a.s7 N Lynchburg and the Wess'
hora y, except -1ndAy. Petsr..
a'". A.' SUNDAY oaly, from Aal.r..
Athens, Raleigh, Hann.a'
u,o Lynehburg, ana the West
- - pslIys except u day from fSals,
Doro and intermediate stA 49,.
IA. =. Norfolk ana affoIk Ass
-nnoy only. From Norfolk sus
I.axp NJ 5Sik, and Petersburg,
Daiiy. except =unday from Pa.
'Sr.E.. S.i 1 From sortoll. -uno,s
f.asy ans Petersburg. A
A'' Daiiy. from Miami, Port Par
"a, Jacksonville, ssvsnss%
Snarlestcn. Wtlminsssn. ta@IS.r,
1oro' and all points Nm a. ~~
go IL. DAILY. From Petershurs -.
burg, and West
T rrrv TN. sEMERoN.
General Manager AaneSer<
I'm. EaERsON -c154
r1si ssperai Passenger Agent.
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Our agents will Call on you az shy
',roe and will be glad to write yout
auoiiostion for membership At any
t''ne Principal offiss M. l705 Eas,
road Street Richmond, Va. office
h urs: from 8 A. VI. to 3 z. VI.
A. @. HNEs. Pres,
JNo. X. JoHNsos, Sec.
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Atlantic Coast Lins
-On0duie In Rssct January IA, ,soo

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STATION
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stops. al intermediates
''ss. r. M Daily Arrives Peser,bn,x 90,
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sno Welson. Arrives IxT.s
onIg &l6 - NJ, nosnoks I I
$50 A. A., Bristol, Vs. IA ..o va
IA. connects al Empar1s =.
benville, Va, arriving S: ss 4
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'o'oo <. M, -DNariiy; except Sunday. ux-
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arrives Charleston I'd 4 a
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1t was horribly poky place, Helm
lex decided as he looked around him.
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1900-10-11
A sToRY WITHOUT WORDS.

Except "cuss words in the last pic
ture, which you fill in to suit your
own palate.1
Virginian-pilot. (Norfolk, Va.) 1898-1911, 1900-09-30
FRANKTOWN.
POTATOES FOR EUROPE--A BEAU
TIFUL MARRIAGE.
Especial to Vlrginlan- Pllot.)

~
Franktown, Va, Sept. 29.-An item OF
some interest to farmers in this sec
ton is the successful shipment of
sweet potatoes to Europe. They are
not grown to any extent in the East.
AS the bread plant and sea-nut are ma
tiNes of Africa. SO the sweet potato
(Batatas eduis). Which is of the morn
ing glory family; and like the irish
potato (Batata) or (Soanum tubero-
sum-. is thought to be of an American
origin. The irish, or round, potato was
introduced into Virginia by the Span
ish explorers from the highlands OF
Peru by way OF Florida. and in 1865
was carried from Virginia to Britain.
In 1868 1t was introduced into ireland,
but never obtained real Importance as
worldwide esculant until the middle
of the eighteenth century. when it was
imported from Ireland into New Eng
land. and is hence called Irish
Potato" Since then it's culture has
rapidly extended into almost all lands
and climates. Almost all the countries
of Europe grow from three to six times
as many irish potatoes each as the
United States And in Europe the yield
in bushels is more than the combined
wheat crop OF the world.
But the sweet potato has never been
cultivated in Europe to any extent, IL
at all. and the United States Govern
ment has now an agent on the Eastern
Shore Of Virginia to encourage the peo-
pie to ship them across the ocean A
shipment has been made to Paris and
the tuberS arrived in poor condition:
but that made to England succeeded
better. And 1t is thought that by
wrapping the potato in paper, as we
ship oranges. certain safety OF trans
portation will be secured. This will
open a wider field for the sale OF this
most popular esculent crop of the
Eastern Shore.
A BEAUTIFUL MARRIAGE.
A quiet marriage occurred Wednes-
day evening at the home of Mrs. Bette
Van Ness. near Birds Nest station, OF
this county, where assembled a bril-
liant and talented company to witness
of Worchester county, Md, and Miss
Laura Maree Van Ness, of Northamp-
ton. Va.
The bridal march was beautifully
rendered by Miss Van Ness. sister to
the bride, and the prelude to the same
was a song of tender dove touchingly
sung by Mrs. Mary Moore.
The impressive and solemn rites OF
the church were performed In the pres
ence of large circle of friends by Rev.
George II. Ray, D. D., OF Franktown
specially beautiful. Messrs. Sully VIII
kins. j. e. Nottingham. Jr.; Walter
Hurst and Ira Landlord. and Misses
Mapp. Van Ness, Josie Thomas, Mabel
Roberts, Henrietta Turner and others
were among the attendants, and con-
tributed largely to the pleasure OF the
evening. as we'll as the richness OF the
ceremony. We give this happy young
couple our gracious greetings.
Virginian-pilot. (Norfolk, Va.) 1898-1911, 1900-09-30

filling the appointments which have al
ready been announced for him, the
Senator will so TO the Ninth District,
where Mr.. Eliyson desires him to make
large number of speeches for Judge
Rhea for Congress.
DIR. BRYANT DEAD.
DR.. James w. Bryant died this morn
Ing at his residence. No. 1902 East
Broad street. He was in the SOth year
of his age. and had been in feeble
health for some time.
DR.. Bryant was well-known and
highly esteemed as a resident OF the
East End. and his death will be sin
cereiy mourned in large circle of
friends. He was q physician, but re-
tired from active practice about ten
years ago. He leaves his wife and
several children.
FOOTBALL IN NORFOLK.
Admirers of the two teams will be
glad to learn that the Virginia and
North Carolina footballists have finally
adjusted their differences, and will
play in Norfolk November oath
1t was at one time regular thing for
these teams to play in Richmond every
thanksgiving Day, but some time ago
a difference of opinion arose and dip
lomatic relations We're severed.
PETITION IN BANKRUPTCY.
Mr.. Horace H. Dyson, of Nottoway.
filed a petition in bankruptcy here to-
day. with liabilities nearly $4,000 and
assets nothing.
Mr.. Dyson was Second Auditor of the
state under the Malone regime.
Virginian-pilot. (Norfolk, Va.) 1898-1911, 1900-09-30
Substitute tn,. Coal.

A good deal of useless anxiety has been
devoted 10 the question. what will the
human race do when the coal gives out?
This will not occur for considerable
ever. will not make the slightest differ
cnce. as n chemical substitute has been
discovered. which is cheaper and better
than coal I'm every way. The new CEN
fury Is bound 10 witness many great
changes but there Is one great human
benefactor which will remain as firm MS
the pyramids. and that Is Hostetter's
Stomach Bitters. 1t has never been sur
passed as a cure for all stomach ills. No
so effective in curing indigestion. consti.
patton. dyspepsia. bliousness, liver and
kidney troubles as the Bitters BE sure
to give II trial, ana you will be con
WINGED that 1t is the only medicine TO
strengthen your weak stomach and re-
store YOUR appetite.
Virginian-pilot. (Norfolk, Va.) 1898-1911, 1900-09-30

Those who are losing their hair or have
parted with their locks car have It re-
stored by remedy. that is sent free to all.
Cincinnati firm has concluded that the
be grown on any head Is to let them try
Il and sec for themselves All sorts OF
for falling hair but, after all. IL is the
remedy we are after and not the theory.
People who need more hair. or are anx-
sickness, dandruff or other causes have
lost their hair should ut once send their
name and address to tho Alteviheim Med
Cincinnati. Ohio. enclosing "a 2-cent stamp
TO cover postage. and they will forward
prepaid by mail a sufficient free trial
package of their remedy TO fully prove its
remarkable action In quickly removing all
trace of dandruff and scalp diseases and
forcing a now growth of hair
Virginian-pilot. (Norfolk, Va.) 1898-1911, 1900-09-30

In short time so that It is now over IL
INCHES Grs IN length. soft as silk and wavy."
falling out, but since using Eoso Rene
dies dies | have had a new growth of hair
tnat Is now TO natural length"
Theresa Fennell. Moscow, Idaho. saws.
MY head was bald and glossy. but Since
using the Foso Treatment my hair is
curly.
Il; }. Aud. Cedar Falls Iowa. writes:-
Was very bald. but now have a fine
ready to trim. Ii also cured dandrlff.'
The Rev II. a. Smoot Ewing, Ills.
says he was bald on the crown. but short
use of the Foso Remedies produced a
healthy growth OF hair and there Is not
now sign OF badness
Mrs. w. II. Provost, Greenwich, Conn,
ites:."Remedies have stopped all Itch
was also bald but her hair has been now
completely restored.
says the t6p OF his 5nna sxss
bald. but the Remedies have grown 4
fine new crop of hair and every one in
Miss Lucy. Paschall, of Watertown
Mass, says her hair. was thin and gray,
recommend the Foso treatment to ali. %
says when she bagan the treatment she
was entirely bald and her scalp shone
t IKE a mirror hpi sn and now she has tho
q.
the treatment as IL sure cure for bald
ness
Mrs. Emma Buchanan South Hadlcy
Falls. Mass: Hair has grown out
nicely: is now four inches long and much
thicker than 1t ever was before"
Mrs. Mary Il. Smith. Los Angeles, Call
says:-"Although ] am 81 years old and
am employed In n dye house. exposed 10
the bad effects of the aye on the hair
the Foso Treatment greatly improved
my hair and stopped all falling out"
Katherine Main. 297 Thomas ST., St.
Paul, Minn.. entirely recovered from
badness by the Foso Treatment.
The remedy also cures Itching and dam
druff. sure signs OF approaching badness
and keeps the scalp healthy and vigor-
Gus. 1t also restores gray hair to natural
color and produces thick and lustrous
eyebrows and eyelashcs. BY sending
your name and address to the Altenheim
Medical Dispensary 1853 Butterfeld
Building. Cincinnati. Ohio, enclosing n 2
cent stamp to cover postage, they will
mail YOU prepaid free trial OF their re-
markable remedy 1t
Virginian-pilot. (Norfolk, Va.) 1898-1911, 1900-09-30
RANooLPH-MAcon.
STUDENTS ENTERED = COLLEGE
ATHLETES-BRIEE MENTION n.

STUDENTS ENTERED - COLLEGE
ATHLETES-BRIE MENTION.
Ashland, Va. Sept. 2S.-The number
of students SO far matriculated is one
hundred and thirty. OF this number
about one hundred are from Virginia
the others from the states of West
Virginia, Maryland, District of Column
bia, North Caralina, South Carolina
Georgia, Mississippi. Louisiana and
Texas, making ten States represented.
We have four students from Norfolk,
Messrs. w. j. Woodward, o. Tufts, f.
Osgood Smith and Hugh j. Paylor.
The faculty has two new members this
year. Prof. T. NJ Jones succeeds
Prof. Easter in the chair of Greek and
German, and DR.. w. L. Dodd will
here for the first time this year. These
new professors seem very popular with
the students.
COLLEGE ATHLETES.
The College Athletic Association has
organized for the year, with Mr.. L. A.
president; w. b. Gates. secretary and
treasurer. The football team has as
trainer Mr.. Mclaughlin, formerly
trainer at Franklin and Marshall Col
lege. The boys are practicing hard
daily. preparatory to several games
with Richmond College and other
schools scheduled to take place in the
next six weeks.
BRIEF MENTION.
On last Monday evening the Y. NJ.
G. A. held it's annual reception in the
chapel. President Crutchfield presided,
the program consisting of addresses
by DR.. Starr and Prof. Blackwell. mu
sic and refreshments. The event was
greatly enjoyed by all the students.
and especially the fish," Gas new men
are called.)
The pulpit Sunday morning will be
filed by Rev. w. L. Edwards. D. D.,
of the college faculty.
Mrs. Atwill. wife of our chaplain,
Rev. w. H. Atwill. has been quite i'll
for the past week. but is much better
now, we are glad to say.
Chancellor w. w. Smith paid us a
flying visit last night. The Doctor re-
ports very successful opening of the
Woman's College at Lynchburg.
The Franklin and Washington Lit
erary Societies have organized and be-
gin their debates. ETC., Saturday night.
The two halls" are of about equal
strength this year.
Virginian-pilot. (Norfolk, Va.) 1898-1911, 1900-09-30
THE UNIVERSITY OF VIRGINIA.
FOOTBALL - BIG GAME ANTICI.
PATED = PERSONAL AND
OTHER WISE
Especial to virginian-Pilot.)

OTHERWISE.
Especial TO Virginian-Pilot.)
University Of Virginia. Sept. 29.-The
Y. M. c. a. campus is crowded every
afternoon with students watching the
daily practice of the football team.
All the men are rapidly getting into
shape and 1T will be but short time
when Virginia will have a strong eleven
In the field. The star of this years
team will be yirginius Dabney. known
as links" Dabney. Dabney is an old
veteran and his playing demonstrates
that fact. He wore the orange and
blue as member of the great team of
"a. He was also on the team in 80
and '96. He will play his old position
as half-back. Landlord. OF Norfolk,
and Mallory are the candidates for the
other half. Haskell, of last years team.
VIII resume his position as one of the
guards, and Church.. a new man, will
probably hold down the other guard.
Bride. a new man, will make one of the
ends. For the other there are two good
candidates. Nalle. captain of last years
baseball team, will hold quarters end
OF the team if he decides to play. Cole
man. our great full back of last years
team. has returned and will resume his
old place. Centre is yet in doubt, but
there are two excellent men after that
position. Captain Lloyd will, of course,
NC dt Ills Olu pOSI az Jackie, ana a new
man will probably make the other
tackle.
One of the finest schedules ever COM
pleted will soon be ready for publica-
ton. On October 18th the team will
meet the great Carlisle Indians at
Washington. Thanksgiving Day they
will play Sewanee at Richmond. But
being arranged. This is with the Uni
versity of North Carolina. to be played
at Norfolk November oath. 1t will be
remembered that as a result of the
game at Richmond in '9S some trouble
between the two teams arose, and con-
seduently they have not met since
They are great rivals and If the game
can be arranged 1t will be the greatest
game ever seen In Norfolk
LITERARY SOCIETY.
The Washington Literary Society
held It's first debate Saturday night.
The question. Resolved, That the
President should Immediately with
draw the United States troops from
China" was discussed in an able man
ner. the affirmative getting the deci-
sion. The following officers. elected at
the first meeting. were installed: Presi-
dent. Mr.. Y. McConel. OF Wise. Va:
Vice President. Mr.. e. Y. Burton. of
Stribling Springs. Va: Secretary, Mr..
S. w. Hank, of Charlottesville. and
treasurer for the whole year, Mr.. S.
Sidney Tieser. of Norfolk, Va.
NOTES.
Rev. DR.. William A. Barr. of Norfolk.
occupied the pulpit in the University
Chapel Sunday to the appreciation of
all who heard him.
The Graduate Club held its regular
monthly meeting Saturday night. A
number of degree men are here pur-
suing postgraduate work
Quite large number of men have
Joined the gymnasium class.
The Moot Court for the senior law
men will be organized next Friday.
The John b. Miner Law Debating So
ciety for the junior men will be organ
lied next Thursday.
Virginian-pilot. (Norfolk, Va.) 1898-1911, 1900-09-30
PETERSBURG.
REPORT FOR THE YEAR
OTHER MATTERS

-
Especial to virginian-Pilot.)
Petersburg, Va, Sept. 29.-The fol-
lowing is the tobacco report of Pc
tersburg for the year beginning Oc-
tober LIST, 1892 and ending October 1st
1900:
Hogsheads inspected. 4.34o: hogs
heads on hand inspected 514: hogsheads
on hand for inspection, 49, sales of
loose, 12,250,O45 pounds; corresponding
time last year, from October LIST, 1895,
to October LIST, 1899, hogsheads Inspect
ed. 1920; hogsheads on hand inspected,
1874; hogsheads on hand for inspection,
162; sales of loose. 12.440.9l0 pounds.
EKLS' BAZAAR.
Petersburg Lodge, No. 237, Benevo-
lent Protective Order of Elks is to hold
bazaar in November next for the
purpose of raising funds to build an
Elks' Home. AT n meeting of the
merchants and Soliciting Committee
from the lodge, of which Mr.. William
Koenig is chairman, held last night.
it was decided to issue circular ask
ing for donations of any kind. These
circulars will be distributed among the
merchants of the city on Tuesday next.
to be sent to their customers. 1t Is
proposed by the lodge to build home
OF which the city may be proud.
THE BELIEVERS.
The denomination known as Believers
are having a Gospel Hail erected on
West High street. The building is to
be a frame structure. and will have
seating capacity for four hundred
or five hundred persons.
CONFEDERATE VETERANS.
a meeting of the local Camp Of the
Sons of Confederate Veterans will be
held on Monday next for the purpose
Of electing delegates to the Virginia
Division of the Sons of Confederate
Veterans to be held at Stanton on Oc-
tober l0th-12th proXiino.
RESIDENCE PURCHASED.
Mr. Jos. II. Worth. of this city. has
purchased the handsome residence OF
Mr.. benjamin Lyon, on the corner of
Franklin and Adams streets. The
price paid for the property was $4,000
cash.
Your correspondent learned this
morning from an official OF the Pc
tcrsburg Iron Works Company that the
company has no idea of removing its
plant from this city to Richmond.