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The Cheyenne daily leader. [volume] (Cheyenne, Wyo.) 1870-1884, 1880-10-28
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Shorthorn Bulls.

We nave fer sale FIVE HUNDRED Dnr.
ham Bulls. twelve Z" hu'cn months old next
spring. They are
Extra in Color and Quality.
VIII contract for delIN CRY In MAY next
Address. !. =. I.ATlMEI = son.
nu1idnwdm Abingdon. Knox 90. III.
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cd organs Into actiou; and they impart
health and tone to the whole being. They
cure not only the every day complaints OF
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diseases. Most skilnil physieinns. most
eminentc iergymen. and our best citizens.
lend certificates of cures performed. and OF
great benefits derived from these Pills.
They nre tho safcst and best physic for
children, because mild rs well rs .nectuai.
Being sugar coated. they are easy to take;
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ly harmless.
PREPARED by
Or. j. C. AVER & co.. Lowell. Mass.
Practical aud Analytical Chemists.
SOLD BY ALL DRUGGISTS AND DEAL
ERS IN MEDICINE.
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Wholesale Agents.
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DR.. SPINNEY

OlSa Francisco. California, having opened
n branch Office In Denver. Is now prepared to
treat all men and women h may be suffer-
ing from Nervous. Chronic or Private Dis
eases. Young men who may be suffering
from the effects uf youthful follies or indls-
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his the greatest boon ever laid at the ieet of
suffering humanity. pr. Spinney will guar
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cure TheTr are many Mt the ngc OF thirty To
siNtS who are iroubled with too fiequent
cvncuatiou-U the bladder. often ccompa
MED by q slight stnarting or burning sensa.
uon ana q, ~vak"ntnE OF the system !l "a
manner the patient cannot acrount for Ou
examination OF the urinary deposits n rutN
sediment viii often be found. and sometime
small PARTICLES ot alhumen Will appear. or
the color will he of n thin. milkish hue.
again changing Ia a dark. torpid appearance.
There are MANY men who die OF this DIM
Guilty, ignorant OF the cause. which Is the
second . age oi seminal weakness. pr. =.
viii u perfect cure IN all such
cases, aud a healthy restoration Of the ge,i-
tourinRry organs.
Oncc HourS-lO To u. 2to 1. and : to :: sun
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thorough examination and advice, s..
Call. or address, br SPlSNEl a sis
l.arimer street. Denver, over Gresnieni y
Cos. store,
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cENTs 10 JAN. 4.
The Chicago
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Is now chief clerk for the waldron Fur
mace Co, Irontowr.
MIR. +. w. 2inn, our popular teacher,
was visiting his hone near Fellowsville,
on Saturday and Sunday.
4 row amone drunken Towdies occurred
here in the street Saturday night. No
arrests were mace.
The people want another literary enter.
tsinr2en,, similar 10 the one given here
some time ago, which, by the way, was
not noticed by your correspondent OF this
place, and IL may not be too late TO say
that the entertainment given by the "Clc-
eronian Society 81 this place I'D the
Literary Society Of Tuunelton was com
plete success; and never was simisI
performance at this place listened to by q
larger or more spprecitiye audience. s
we want more.
The small boy has made himself unen
durable here, rs he invariably does in 9th
er places, in interrupting literary meet
iugs, sc. by the Tune these bows ar,
banded over 10 the proper authorities fol
Their misconduct, the parents will be aol,
To realize that the best place for thcu
children at night ia AT home.
What Newbusg wsntc--a town hall
public library and more Democrats.
PKRrINAx.
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personal

Mr.. Grove Jackson and Mr. Mac Menear
are at the ''Gl dee" this week getting out
cav logs. They contemplate the erection
of new paint shop 10 this place during
the coming Slmmer.
Mr.. and Mrs. Smith Crane lett for
Wheeling On Friday last. Mrs. q. has
been in i'll health for some time, aud has
gone to Wheeling to receive medical treat
ment. We trust she nay shortly return
with leglth restored.
Mossrs. Jno Barton Payne. j u Haw
thorne and VIM. G.. Brown, Jr., OF th,s
bar, We're over at .Fortlsrd Wednesday
and Thursday on professional business.
Capt WIN Elliott gave us a pleasant
call on Monday morning last.
Dir Leroy Shaw was In town Thursday,
attending a session of the Camp Meeting
Committee. He had subscription paper
for the purpose of raising funds to ouild q
new NJ. L. Church on the Tunnelton
Camp Grounds Nearly $500 has already
been subscribed.
Mis-. Laura Nine, Of Rodamer's, Pres
ton county, wn' has been visiting this
.nInily of her father, Or. Higiubothan,
in l. latine, for some weeks past, re-
turned To her home on last Tuesday,
Fuumom West YirguHa1.
/ Bro. VIM. Modest O. Dawson, OF the
Kingwood undi, accompanied by hi
accomplished wife, paid the modern
Athens visit last weok, stopping with
Mr.. w. l.. Jacobs.-We acknotgledg y
pleasant call from Bro. Dawson Monday
morning. just on the eve of their depart
urS for kiugwood. Dawson ~ No.
editor and gentleman.--M orOdntOWh Post
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RAIL ROAD MErrINn

IN accordance with notice given
through last weeks papers meeting OF
the prominent citi1-ns of our town was
held at the store of Parks & jackson, or
Saturday evening, January 3lst, for the
purpose of devising some means by which
the mineral resources Of Preston county.
| and especially the immediate vicinity of
hingwood, might be dtfultdly ascertain.
eel and made known To the capitalists of
Ptttsbnrg who are now contemplating
railroad Announcements southwark i'm or
der 10 supply minerals for the iron inter.
e Is Of that city. Our county yresen,ss
pertor Inducements oyer adjoining coun.
ties Tor claim on the attention of those
seeking new fields of mineral deposits.
and our people desire TO make known Al
once their superiority in this direction.
ON call of the house Squire Jno. y
Murdoch was made chairman of the meet.
ing and VIM. g. Brown, Jr, Secretary.
Tho object of the meeting wac stated by
J VIM. Nj. o Dawson OF the journal
who Was followed 10y Geo. Purcell of the
ARGUS, Mrssrs. Ecccrmaus, Brown, Eli.
Oft, Murdoch, Hawthorne, Ravenscraft
and othcrs, after which The following res
olutopa were presented by Mr.. Hcermaus
and adopted
WERRRAs. our county of Preston
aopunds In extensive beds of iron ore.
coal and limestone sufficient when devol.
oped To bring wealth 20 the Capitalst and
labnrr, and prosperity to our people; and.
| WHEREAS, the knowledge of The exit.
| tencc of our buried wealth IA very lit,lr
known beyond the borders Of our State.
therefore
Resolved, That VIM G.. Brown. Jr
James &. McGrew, j seph NJ. abdwin,
John >. Murdoch, and H. G. Ravenscraft
be appointed committee 10 Escertat u def.
nicely about the mineral resourc,e. es
specially iron ore, OF this neighborhood
and to euhmIt report thereof 10 a fuiur,.
meeting of the citizens Of this town and
] neighborhOOd
Resolved, That aaid committee have
| power To ret through sub sdmmittee
R"s"lvei. Tuat III C. Rsnscraft and
C'l James w. Brown be appointed a
committee - collect funds 10 enable the
committee trst abOve-uam.d 10 carry out
! out It's ohj' CT, the htlcr committee 10 acl
when requested by the former one.
Resolved. That when this meeting nj
! Jpurn, II adjourn subject Ia the coll If the
CHAIRMAN ct the committee first named.
No further business being before the
meeting on motion II adjourned.
JHo 3. NrEDocE, Chm.
WE @. BRowN JR.. Secy.
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The railroad meeting last Saturday
evening called to take proper steps in
bringing the rich and iDexbaustable mineral
resources of this neiRhborhood to the at.
tentioD of the iron men and capitalists Of
Pitisburg and elsewhere, an official report
Of which will be found in another column,
was we'll attended and a profound inter.
eat manifested. al seem To realize the
supteme folly Of longer Keeping 20 our
selves the knowledge OF Ito vastness and
richness Of the iron ore deposits Of this
neighborhood. Besides the inducements
which these offer, we are Of the opinion
that tbe course Of Cheat river marie the
mosteasy and practicable route for the pro.
posed transverssl railway line from Pitts
burg through this part Of The State. This
route you'd Cross the Baltimore 81 Oalo
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REAL ESTATE TRANSFERS.

Deed made and admitted Jan. 27, 1880,
from j. 4. T.. Martin, attorney i'm fact
to David l1ibbs for 373 acres land i'm Lyon
District.
Deed made Jan. II. end admitted Jan.
~, 1880, from ID. V, Hammond to VIM.
q. Brown and VIM. @. Worlcy, for I.
portion of the Thomas Hammond land
in K.ngwOod District
Deed made Nov. 10 1879, and al nit
ted to record Jan. q. 1886, fton j. II.
Everly to Board Of Education for two
fractions of lots of ground adjoining the
new school house ~ Portland.
Power of Attorney executed March %,
1873, and admitted Jan. q. 1880. from
Gen. Is. Fairfax to J. A. T.. Martin.
Decd OF II ust male Jan. q. and ad
United Jan. %. 1850, from John j. Spi-
kor to Jonathan Spindler on 3jI acres
Land and personally.
Decd made Nov. 3, 1879. and admitted
Jan. - 1850, from Hiram Mencar To- A.
j. jenkins for lot No. 10 in Indcpcnd
ence.
Deed made Ian, l5, and admitted Jan
2S, 1880, frou Israel BaIdwim's Ex'l to
Bunker and Allen for certain lands in
Gllmer, Hraxton, EarboGr and Preston
COuntie
Deed ma1o Jan, 26, and admitted Jan
-, 1880, from NJ. NJ. Pierce to A. G..
Trickett for 6Ol acres land in Reno DIS
trict.
Iced made Dec. Is. 1879, and admit cd
Jan. 20, 1870 from X. r. Co,ysu Ia
Rehama Crosap for 10 acres land in
Kingwood District, known as the Kclso
lane
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IRoNDALE, w. Va, Jan 81, 1850
Correspondence OF The Argus.l
Ihe only thing OF interest now IN oLr
community is the organization called Red
Mon, We learn thoy have "a regular or
Shn'hAti"h somewhere among the hills
and hold. their nocturnal and "lnCernsi''
Ineeting- weekly. We loarn that thsv
have given the Negroes OF tho furnace
Timely warning to leave the place or sur
for tho penalties OF an unk nown and i'm.
furiatsd mob
III morning there Was a potlce ,t,h
ing on the Office door OF tho wolgh- house
warming Dr.. Bnmberger to leave tho
place within ten days or he would bo
visited by SOM nocturnal devils as /
should oall thOnl) unknown gentlemen.
Mr.. strauss, who IL tho manager
OF tho furnace, says .Eo will exposo
the parties if in his power. NV adj
vico To them would bo TO drop the matter
and a'liDurL SDic die.
The iurnRce ~ doing better than Oyer
better IRON AMI moro orlt.
Tho school under tho sIpervision ,,t
A. }. Elliott aud a. NJ. Moore Is dom,
'sTy we'll The young m.n are young
IN years, but dill CONT and ust ring I.L,r
VIII bring them success. Mr.. Elliott.
we learn. has been i'll for several DAYS
and yesterday his father capt. Elliotu
cnint Mter hiu aud took him home. We
hope he may soon 10 able for duty sgsin.
stephen ID. O+good, Tie weigh master.
If tho only man WIS bavo ever had who
RNvo perfect satisfaction.
One room Of tho mines foil in the other
day and crippled l.ttlo boy named
George Rowe. MS strange that parents
are 50 care ess. They will never learn
antil it - too lato. Take warming. faith
err. AMI save tIo lives Of those who arc
dear to you. DEYpeN.
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TUNNELTON Letter..
TUNRRLroN. w. V.

TUNERLToN, w. Va Jan. 9.
Correspondence of The A,1peg.l
Here's fair sIccimen If men adyerlie.
ing public sales, who DO not patropize the
printer. "Nolic"--the undersine will sell
at his resadauce I'VE Withhold place Of sale
and what he had to sell, Except tho fol.
lowine)- too he'd of Rows given milk e.
male kow.' VINO ever heard Of n male
COW Wen venture to say that tbi,
'male' COW never found her way into
Noah's ark
Warm weather is not cpDgeniGl 10 the
literary society in this place. So says
our friend "Gussy," rs II has done gone
and dief
Mrs JOS. Robinson erI son, Henry, Of
lronto~n, are visiting AZ SIR A. j Bona
field's.
Mr. Joe Reese. # Grafton, was in town
on Fr.dey, w.to the platonic look upon
his "phlz,' which plcases our ladie. 80
admirably. Jpe is jolly good fellow.
aud We are always glad 10 s,e him even
II VIC DO envy his "platonic" look.
Rumor bas IL that Middle" Brannon
and II b" Conn, Of Irish Ridge, are to
run for Sheriff and Judge Of County
Court respectively on the Grccnback TICK
ct. Bully, boys T.
Jay Is,DaEeld snd some OF bis mighty
hunters are numbering cJons by the
sweat Of their brow.
Mr.. viii n. Anderson, OF Ncwburp
made us very pleasant call on Saturday
evening last
4 few evenings ago while q loving
couple were inspiring their love and af
ffctions, the following took place, "Ma
doc. deory, did you say that you could
tell fortunes 2" Eyes, my loving Alicia.
! did" "IIsdoc, deary, would you be so
kind az 30 tell your loving Alicia's for
tune r. mo, never tell the fortunes Of
ladies, because your sex is credulous, and
lady might believe what tell her. AMI
when we believe such and such 10 10 be
our fate. We are apt to work out our life
into the verifcation Of The belief" Tao
leau exit reporter till kissing subsidies.
The Newburg ladies gave a leap
Year party last week for the benefit OF
the bald headed bachelors ~ that en-.
cient burg" That's right, ladies, raise
en- up gently, handle EN- with csre,
young and 20 tender, they need motherly
care. Not only that, but you don't know
how soon they may take one Of you 10
raise, and then, tsddle, daddle, ding,
dong, oh echo" whore was "Bhks"
when the light went ont Taking down
notes Of wedding that he never reported
TO the ARGUS. Correct
No, "Buckeyc," We cannot concur with
you IN saying that Mrs. q. is 'Tho afmit-
ted chief among the clisiuc dieclplc9 OF
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NEwBURG NOTES.
NEwnuRa. W. Va. Esh tlh.

NEwBuRe, w. Va, Feb 9th.
con- cpondcncc 81 the Ar0,ls.l
Business has been rather dull here cince
the removal Of the helpers to Kowles
burg aud the strike Of the miners, but 10
beginning TO revive ence the latter have
resumed work.
First leap Year" party at the resi-
dence Of Mr G. NJ Helms on the 2ist ult.
The host and hostess, with their daughter
Miss Moro, entertained tho company in
their usual agreeable manner.
Mr.. J Anderson, Of this place, Is now
located at Portland, a. salesman for Mr..
G. w. Jackson.
Sir. G. a. Lsckey Is night operator
here, vice Mr. w. H. Anderson, granted
leave Of absence.
Mr D. J. G!b1on, 0ss former Merchant,
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our village. While We honestly believe
Mrs. q. 10 have but few equals In the
cuisine department, we conscientiousiy be.
heVe some of the other ladies 10 DO VCual.
ly 50. We concede that Tunneltcn Is far
ahead Of any Of her neighOoring towus In
hospitality, soCiability. morality, ~, and
always willing 10 lend n elpiny hand for
the promotion and welfare OF the com.
muuity. Eut then, we do thiuk that the
young folks do not fully realize the i'm.
portauCe OF approaching this act of kind
ness which Is given them So gtatuitouslv
by our honorable citizens We believe
them To he ret ngressing ON the backward
path IN this enlightened Hgr. instead of i'm
biting the princlplts aud morals set forth
Tor them 10y our auC( store. Nor do We
conceive this innate blCnder Ia I've confu.
ed to any one locality. bu: prevalent in
most Try Que. Being one ef the gentle
sex % ourselt, we know fruu experience
aud observation some OF their folly. So,
young msn, when you meet pretty anu
modest coQuettc, you will he bew itChed
bef' r. you know Il. BE wide Gwske,
then, or she viii fool you Tho sSift
motion OF deep stream. moving without
perceptibe ripple. is not moro dclusive
than the captivating Smiles and houcy,d
words OF the lovely swiudlcr. All be.
ware, young man, she Is tOOling thee
When you ind io your cost that bellies
are saucy, aud you survive your Il .otng
fancy, you will feel like boxing the care
al the far deCeiver; like the young man
In this town who confessed his love and
messed his sUt On New burg euch ntr, ~
she knew her power over him. and de-
lighted to exercise IL. In the worlds pa,
lance she led hiM on" Imagine this
young mans chasru NO he WOKE up Que
morning aud found OFT that no had heen
"bambOoZled.'
There was spelling match az the
school house on Wednesday night. which
was pTOnnnnCnd q snccrhs pnLIY q L.
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Wheihor Charles J, Freeman. the
Po asset Second Adventist, was actually
insane or not at tho time ho killed his
child in sacrfice t. God, all the doctors
agree that he il out Of bis head now, and
the Massachusetts Judge before whom
nc was arraigncd the other day sent him
back TO Jail If he does not rocOvgT his
wits by May, ne will he transferred, we
are told, to an asylum. A great many
persons have thought from the first that
that was the only proper place for him.
West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1880-02-07

a Hccdsville Preston Coz correspon~
dent Of the Morgantown Tost complains
Of the condition Of the Monongalia end
of the Morgantown and Kingwood turn.
pike, and In conclusion says
I'VE do not object to paying toll on
The road Y IL IL kept in good condition.
but as IL Is now, we think 10 an outrage.
Tolls on your end OF the road are higher
than on this end. yet your rOa is not
near so good. We have heard it talked
OF by different parties that &c the road
was not PIT in better condition, or the
toll RWo9 removed, they would make
complaint 20 the Court"
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PLEASANT DALE NOTES.

We greet "A slight fall OF "thc beautiful
snow" again.
Mrs, Dora H. PEN, Of Hampshire
County is visiting friends and relatives
horc.
John :. White and wiro arc among ue
again, aud jacob +. White has gone "a
tho irondalc Furnace to work.
VIII u. Liston and Josiah Il. Martin
haV" purchased 100 acres OF land adioin-
ing Gmlet and Sterling, OF WIN. G..
Brown. Keep your eyes pealed now
We predict some weddings, especially
since one has To 70 with the other to see
his girl Is that tho cflcct Of losp year,
=. Gaaor is having his house treated
TO new roof. Also. John ID. Elliot
has already roroofed his DIV Cling house
NJ. i. l'ell's gave turkey roast las
Sunday, AMI sull there moro T. follow
VENUS.
Pleasant Dale, Fob'y .
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West Virginia University.

Nine departments Of study - Text.
bUOkr furnished az cost -- Calendar ar
ranged ~ suit teachers o. expenses for
one yer from $40 90 800 -- Non~sec>
tartan, liberal, thorough. Hi torn
begins september Bird 1879.
For catalogues and other information
apply ~ thr President, j. n. TuOMP~
son, Norsan.0wn, West VI.
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A DISTRESSING ACCIDENT.
A MAN GIFTS CAUGHT In A CIRCULAR SAW
AND Has ONE ARM NEARLY TOKN orr
AND a TmUMB rAkgN OFR.

A MAN GIFTS CAUGHT In A CIRCULAR SAW
AND Has ONE ARM NEARLY ToKN orr
AND a THUMB TAKEN OFF.
Thursday morning between eight and
hine o'clock, JOhu ROD eis, an en-
ployec at the saw mill Of Mr.. &. :. Coz.
near Wilsonburg, was caught by 4 large
circular saw aud very soriou ,ly, If not
fatally h,Tt. lie had been under the
saw table cleaning out the aw dust. and
was warned not 10 go under. Tho flesh
and skin on tho right forearm was al
torn OF ~ far up as tho shoulder, which
presented an psy spectacle. The thumb
on the left hand had Deeu amputatcd by
the saw and his hand son ewhat bruised.
lie alsC received scalp wound. As
soon as the other employees be ,Amo cog-
nizint Of tho accident, he machinery
was stopped and the wounded man
Eeiped TO neighborin9 shoB. A mos
songer was dispatched to ClarksburU for
medical aid, and Dr5. Cuttings aud ). w.
BowcOck responded. Ia the meantime
Rodgers bled prOluscly and became very
weak, The doctors found IL necessary t.
alnputate the right arm close 10 the
shoulder. He was removed to the res
idenc0 OF Mrs. Stretchhcid in the neigh
borhood aud IL resting as easily as could
be expected, but his recovery IS doubt-
ful. Ho is young single man and
seems to have no friends or rotations
His condition is a pityful one, and ought
TO excite those beneYolonuy Inclined
Ci0TEsb,U,1 Nc7Os
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+. ID. Benson. Portland, is one of the
oldest and best Gunsmiths in the county

Mr.. +. NJ. Durbin, Cashier of the
First National Bank oc Grafton, was
somewhat surprised few evenings ago
at finding pretty little girl baby, abou.
two months old, on his front door step
Il - thought that young woman who
has been boarding for some time at the
Hereford House is the mother Of the
child. The little founding was taken
in charge by Mr. #. 4. Reed, Overseer
Of the Poor, aid eGor are being made
to discover the whereabouts OF the ..Aoth-
or.
West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1880-02-07

The cases Of II, G. turin, Wilbert
a. Tects, c. j, Martin and Asbury
Lision, briefly referred To i'm the last
issue Of the ARGUS, were disposed Of by
Ju tice MuSiock as fellows: All four
werr bound over to keep the peace, and
Henry I. Martin and Wilbert a Teets
were held to answer an indictment for
carrying concealed weapons.
West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1880-02-07

Miss Elizabeth hammond, young
pretty and accomp ishei girl, has been
convicted OF DEMONSTRATING, in Russell
County, Va, and seGtencod 10 three
year, Imprisonment in the State Feuitcn-
'iary at Richmond. The fair prisoner be-
longs to highly respectable family, IL
petite in form. with soft, dark brown
eyes and chestnut ours, end face OF
peculiar attractiyeress.
West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1880-02-07

railroad at RowlesburS and, following the
river on to ST. George, ultimately inter.
sect with the Chesapeake Il Ohio railroad.
All that is necessary TO sssure the early
building o. railroad to or by Kiugwood
is to give capital peep at our wonderful
iron deposits.