That it took all the profit to ship it. The last waste paper we shipped, we went in the hole. It's needed is a safe ship it into Richmond. Richmond is coming to the help of this distressed brother! Under the headline, "Caught on the Flag," the esteemed Virginia Citizen chronicles that a barn in the neighborhood was struck by lightning and that one of the bachelors of his city had taken out a marriage license. Newport News Press. What better headline could those items go under? The Radford Record is inebriously inclined. It weeps thus: "The Radford Band is not. It ought to be. Some years ago, Hamilton had a good hand. Why that band has disbanded we do not know, but it beats the band why the band of cooperation and a general band together cannot be consummated." Good news comes from slow old Louisa County. The Louisa Virginian says: "It is gratifying to see how much the people of the county are interested in having better roads. The sentiments which are being expressed through the columns of the paper will crystallize, it is hoped. Into some really constructive road work." Spirit of Spinning in Sonny Lane. 