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The weekly register. [volume] (Point Pleasant, Va. [W. Va.]) 1862-1909, 1886-11-17

DEATH OF Az OH MAS.-On
Tuesday morning November 9th,
1886, Mr., John Gardner, departed
this life, at his home on the farm
Of Capt. WIN, Mcdaniel, near this
city, from extreme old age. Those
who kaow him we'll put his age at
the time Of his death at lO2 years.
He was probably the Oldest man in
the State. He was az the election
held en- November Cd, and Voted,
He went home after he had voted
and pursued his work, The sam. as
usual, but in a few days his
strength began to give away, and
he became more feeble each day,
until death resulted as above stated,
The weekly register. [volume] (Point Pleasant, Va. [W. Va.]) 1862-1909, 1886-11-17

Our subscribers must pay up, II
they would have Us continue the
REGISTER to them. We desire Ia
put our paper upon the cash basis.
The price has been reduced
to 81 a year in advance in the
county; and S115ayearin advance,
outside Of the county, The is
cents is added for postage which we
have TO pre- pay at the mailing Of.
fee. IfyOu want this paper send
in your dollar E- ,
The weekly register. [volume] (Point Pleasant, Va. [W. Va.]) 1862-1909, 1886-11-17

The pavement leading to the de
pot is q disgrace to the town. In
fact |. is nothing but5a mudihole
from beginning 10 ending. The
coe9cil oaght 'ohtys prideenQugh
TO gravel this walk, anyhow, as it
IL used more than any other walk
in town,
The weekly register. [volume] (Point Pleasant, Va. [W. Va.]) 1862-1909, 1886-11-17

A Mr., JOHNSON who lives back of
Hartford City, lost one Of his child.
rem by Anx, last week, aud two
more of his children are expected
to die Of the same disease.
The weekly register. [volume] (Point Pleasant, Va. [W. Va.]) 1862-1909, 1886-11-17

DEAD.-We regret learn, as will
her many friends, Of the death oil
Mrs. Robert Boggess, at the home
Of her husband, in the Flats, on the
Saturday last. She was a most ex.
ceIlent woman, and she will be sad.
ly missed from the community in
which she lived.
The weekly register. [volume] (Point Pleasant, Va. [W. Va.]) 1862-1909, 1886-11-17

We direct attention to the ad
verlisement of Harry Frank, Gal.
lipclis, in this issue, He has an
Immense stock Of clothing, which
he is Offering at very reduced
prices. Call and SEQ him when in
Gallipolis.
The weekly register. [volume] (Point Pleasant, Va. [W. Va.]) 1862-1909, 1886-11-17

Observation-Disclosures Ross, d
deck hand on the steamer Dawes,
was drowned Tuesday morning,
about four miles below this place.
He trippsd on something and fell
into the river aud all efforts 10
save him were futile.
The weekly register. [volume] (Point Pleasant, Va. [W. Va.]) 1862-1909, 1886-11-17

The county will have a big dam.
age sui. on hand, growing out Of
the accident at Crooked Greek
Bridge, recently. Our advice to
the County Court Is to compromise
the matter if they can.
The weekly register. [volume] (Point Pleasant, Va. [W. Va.]) 1862-1909, 1886-11-17
PEasoNi4Is.-Miss Lena Woods, Z

fbH,pN Al.s'71-- plles Lena MuOQhi .
pleasant yduhg ladyfrom Gallpo.
Lis spent several days IN this city
ilAst week visiting friends.
Il. Judge Guthrie left Saturday
Aniofning for 30 extensive hunt 10
lhe mountains. He will 60 with
a Gharleston party. re 81
Ms. Or, James Hughes, Of Sew.
ell-stutiOu, and Mrs. Daniel Boone,
# Monroe county this State, who
had been On quitsa proHacted Wis
.is,5tbe family Of W. H, Hogg.
,Esqgof the Flats, returned TO their
hodissf6,y thsiK 4 Q, Thursday
last las It l1Jhf 'l4
h Mr o. 3, Wood, representing
'BptketS Bradley, stsunton, Va.
gave Us u very pleasant call last
Saturday. Heis asplendid fellow
and a good salesman He took
quite q d6mBef Of orders from thil
Rli psl VIZ N.,I., Ia, y.,u,n.d
from his hantii in 1ths mountains
anais now ready 10 respond to all
professional calls. va "a
Mr. aud Mrs Ben R. Stevens, Of
Clifton, are the guests Of Rankin
Wiley, 4rapd family.
Ia Nj. A. jim. lHpyt, has returned
tom a business trip to Chicago.
Mrs. Ada Bern, Of Huntington,
is here on . visit to her brothers,
The Messts. Friedman.
DR., John Mcconihay, of Buffalo,
and Mr.. James King, of Pliney,
gave Us a pleasant call last Mon
day.
Capt. Buck Hughes, left fol
Pittsburgh, Monday to bring The
I
Chancellor out
Mr.. John Mason, foreman Of the
Mountain State, aud wife, are visit.
ing friends in the upper end Of the
county.
Mr.. Joe Norton, of Portsmouth
Ohio, spent Sunday in our town.
with friends.
The weekly register. [volume] (Point Pleasant, Va. [W. Va.]) 1862-1909, 1886-11-17
Creditors Notice.

no the Creditors Of Levi FetlY, decd.
i In pursuance Of a decree Of lhe Cir.
cult Court Of Mason COUNTY, West Viz.
glnIa, made in 4 cause therein pending
TO subject the real estate ui the said ! :,
vi Felt! 10 the payment Of his deb.
you are required To present your cla! "
against tile estate OF said Levi Fetty ~
adjudication to Chas. W. Phelps, sptci
Commissioner, at his office in thc Mli
County Of d before the S6th day Of
November, 1856. "
Witness \. Il. Mitchell, tJitrk Of said
Court, this 10Th day Of October. lsN
-, r. y. MITCHELL, Clerk.
The weekly register. [volume] (Point Pleasant, Va. [W. Va.]) 1862-1909, 1886-11-17

AcCIDENT.-Juhn'W from
Charleston, while engaged working
on the Ten Mile abutment, on The
evening Of the 18th inst, his right
hand resting on the stone abut.
ment, a piece Of oak timber one
foot square and fourteen feet long
fell perpendicularly from above,
the distance of about four feet,
crushing the fingers and bones Of
the middle ring and little fingers
into atoms, necesSitatiHs the am.
putation Of these three fingers at
their articulation with the bones
Of the wrist, besides severely
wounding the parts between the
thumb and index finger, 1t Is
hoped that the index finger and
thumb may be saved. He left on
the train the morning Of The 10th
for his home in Charleston, cheer.
full aud doing we'll.
The weekly register. [volume] (Point Pleasant, Va. [W. Va.]) 1862-1909, 1886-11-17

BURNED TO DEAru-0n the 18th
inst, u four year.old daughter Of
Jacob Cover, of Camden, twelve
miles north of here, was playing
about the room in the absence Of
its mother, when it clothes caught
fire from the CRATE, and it was 50
severely burned that ii died in the
afternoon Of the same day. The
mother Of the unfortunate child
was in the yard at the time Of the
accident, and before she could reach
it, and subdue the flames parts Of
the child's body we're burned to a
crisp.
The weekly register. [volume] (Point Pleasant, Va. [W. Va.]) 1862-1909, 1886-11-17
POtHTptEAsANT, WEST VIRGINIA

&
o-.-a-.-a----.a.a-a---
-3 RAnRoAD NorEs--The K q o.
are putting up iron bridges along
theit line, between this place aud
Charleston.
a. sJ.H. Esrnshav, Esq, Of Middle.
%, port will open q general ticket
Office in this place. Hs4a- push.
~ Ing fellow, aud will give you the
n lowest rates TO any poiat 10 the
country.
Thetrack Of the Ohio River Rail.
road is now laid TO BelleviIle, a dis.
lance Of about IS miles from Park
srsburg.
The contractors on the Ohio Riy.
er Railroad have a6ont completed
Y their contracts and ore ,no,y) get
ting their last estimates made out
spme have made money, while
others have lost money on their
contracts.
Messrs. Deter & Richards built
tie trestle through The Fisher
farm. on the Ohio River Railroad,
and made good job oft. These
trestles are said to be the best built
and strongest on The whole line.
Twenty cars of railroad iron and
bridge supplies for the Ohio River
Railroad, arrived at this place Sun.
day morning.
The cars that came in here Sun.
day from the North, were covered
with Eve inches of snow.
The projected road from this
place to Huntington, will DO push.
ed right along,
The Sunday passenger train on
the X. 4 o., collided with couple
Of coal cars at GalIipolis, last Sun.
day afternoon, and some damage
was done, but no one was hurt.
Work has commenced on The de.
pots along the Ohio River Railroad.
The Round House at this place
Is about completed.
A certificate Of incorporation has
been issued to the Point Pleasant
and Huntington Railroad Compa.
ny, which is merely the proposed
extension Of the Ohio River Rail.
rad to Huntington. The incor.
porators are Hon. ]. n. Camden,
George W, Thompson, Col. Illsley,
j. A. Fickinger aud Joseph B.
Neal, who each have two shares Of
the capital stock. The capital will
perhaps DO put at 100000. En-.
ginOer' are now locating the line
Of this road.
The Wheeling RegistcrOf the 18th
inst, says Geo. W. Thompson,
President Of the Ohio River Road,
left for New York yesterday on a
business trip. He gave a Register
representative some very interest
ing information concerning the
progress Of the extension to Point
Pleasant, On Wednesday the track
was laid to within twenty.four
miles Of Parkersburg, he having
c0me over the road thus far OH an
engine. The 800 foot span of the
Little Kanawha bridge will 10
swung By Sunday, so that if high
water should carry the "false"
bridge away, it would not delay
the work to completion. The ex.
tension will be ready for travel by
January /, If no unusual circum.
stance interfores. On Sunday last
special train passed over the road
from Wheeling to Parkorsburg, a
distance of So miles, in two hours
and eleven minutes. When the
extension is completed it is likely
the run from Wheeling to Charles.
ton will be made in from eight to
nine hours.
The weekly register. [volume] (Point Pleasant, Va. [W. Va.]) 1862-1909, 1886-11-17

NJ. N. LaidIey comes to the front
with a bran new advertisement,
this week. He has lots Of nice
goods for Thanksgiving and Christ.
mas, and more coming, Go to
Laidley's for your Holiday supple,
The weekly register. [volume] (Point Pleasant, Va. [W. Va.]) 1862-1909, 1886-11-17

Ladies, Misses and Childfen's
clOaks and short saques, cheaper
at ]. Friedman 4 Co.'s, than any
other HOUSE 10 this vicinity dare
ODER them.
The weekly register. [volume] (Point Pleasant, Va. [W. Va.]) 1862-1909, 1886-11-17
DO You Henr,

| propose giving away an I'm.
proved Home Cook.stove, No. s,
and outfit complete, between now
aud FIRST Of January. You may be
the one. Come in and we will tell
you all about it. u
]. NJ. ADKINS.
The weekly register. [volume] (Point Pleasant, Va. [W. Va.]) 1862-1909, 1886-11-17

Don't care what prices other
merchants Oder you on any article,
in Others town, J, Friedman & Co..
will sell them cheaper 10 you, for
Cash, at boms.
The weekly register. [volume] (Point Pleasant, Va. [W. Va.]) 1862-1909, 1886-11-17

We direct attention to the new
advertisement Of Messrs. ]. Fried
man & Co, in this paper. These
gentlemen are enterprising, push.
ing business men, who keep up
with the times, aud have every.
thing of the latest styles. They
have a huge stock of Dry Goods,
and at prices that will defy all
.competition, In Ladies' wraps,
they have every variety and style
known to fashion, from the very
cheapest to the most costly. In
Boots and Shoes, they are not sur.
passed by any other house, In the
room adjoining their dry goods
store, they have room well filed
with clothing, furnishing goods
and hats and caps, at any price
you may ask for. Give them a call
and We guarantee you willget good
treatment, aud splendid bargains.
The weekly register. [volume] (Point Pleasant, Va. [W. Va.]) 1862-1909, 1886-11-17

Don't fail to examine J. Fried
man q Co.'S latest styles Of Ladies'
wraps They 'eII them very cheap.
The weekly register. [volume] (Point Pleasant, Va. [W. Va.]) 1862-1909, 1886-11-17

Point Plessantnov has two cor
net bands, one 10 ! white, the other coi.
cred also as tnsa string band as
there s dong the river. We are
Glad 70 note Chat these enterprises
( ale s meeting Yi3h proper sncour.
'ngsnent BY OUT citizens. A4's
The weekly register. [volume] (Point Pleasant, Va. [W. Va.]) 1862-1909, 1886-11-17

asNlSy.,sSsltbhin has Sflled hi,
s.Ofe,room up with nice goods l6r
Christmas besides lhis,he has ole
of the 6ness stoCkSof Dry Goods
to be- found in the Valley. Thi,
House under bis management il
becoming quite popular with The
people. When in want Of goods,
read his advertisement and then
goand buy from bin. mn
The weekly register. [volume] (Point Pleasant, Va. [W. Va.]) 1862-1909, 1886-11-17

Aunt Jane Bird, an old colcred
servant ia thesfanily Of John S
Lewis, Esq near town, died on
Sunday morning, November 7th.-
She was aged 50 years, and had
been in the employ Of Mr.. Lewis
family since she was Is years old.
The weekly register. [volume] (Point Pleasant, Va. [W. Va.]) 1862-1909, 1886-11-17

Is being built 10 the jail. ~,
The muddy season has arrived,
and bad roads yiltbe The result.
The drawback 10 this town Is the
lack Of good roads. '.gai sab e
C. g. Bo&yer, Esq., Il quite sick
at his home in this place. - g
Front gate counting is out Of date.
It's getting TOO cold for that. !,
We have had oae or Two falls Of
snow a. this place. t'E
Huntington is now illuminated
BY electric lights.
The stock law carried 10 Cooper
and Cologne Districts.
Our merchants are preparing for
their Holiday goods.
We want a correspondent from
every Post.oflice in the county.
The only WY TO sell goods Is TO
advertise your business. 81
Now. Is the time to plant your
Holiday advertisements.
Insure your property in Gus.
Jordan's Agency.
The tax collectors are now
around annoying the people.
Our river men are happy over
the pr2spec! of a rise 10 tho rivers.
Monday was payday at the
Furniture Factory.
What has become Of our signal
aagsH
The soap factory is now under
full Roadway.
On our frst page will be found a
poem on Beautiful Snow"
There is a bright future in store
for this town.
Circuit Court commences next
Monday, in special term.
We are having sumo very pretty
fall weather.
Build a few tenement houses,
won't you2
The front of the stortz House,
has been nicely painted, W
Don't forget that next Thursday
is Thanksgiving Day.
The people inthe Extension, are
demanding street lamps,
The darkest hour is when you
can't fndlhs matches.
Gems Of thought Where io our
winter coal coming FRONT
Prices for all kinds Of job work
materially reduced at this office.
The Furniture Factory, after a
delay Of several days, is again run.
Mug on full time.
ACrank in Iowa predicts that this
will be the coolest winter on re.
cord.
We can now print you a good
IeIter.head for 81 90 per thousand,
padded.
The Methodists will erect a new
Church in the spring, on Wand
street.
The white cornet Band, in this
place, is getting so that it can
make very fair music,
The residence of Hon. VIM, A,
Quarter, Charleston, was burned
to theground last week.
Barboursville contests Hunting.
toms right to the Court House Of
Cabell county.
Henderson is on the boom, lots
changing hands rapidly, aud new
houses going up.
The rivers are rising and soon
the familiar whistle of steamboats,
will be heard.
Armstrong Bros, will put up a
telephone line from their docks to
the telegraph office.
The wise man will see that his
coal house Is we'll filled with black
diamonds for an emergency.
Our patrons will do US a favor by
calling at the Office and paying
what they owe, ,.iz-s
Mr.. Us. o'Roark ia building a
ine frame residence just below the
old Judge Moore residence.
Letus try and see If We can't
fud natural gas at this place. II
will be the making of the town, II
we do,
We have a good piece Of business
property, on Main street, near
Court House, which we want to
sell TET T,TIT0I
The MethodiSts had an oyster
snnnat al the rnsidnnrn nj Mu
The weekly register. [volume] (Point Pleasant, Va. [W. Va.]) 1862-1909, 1886-11-17
ROW m BLur TIKE NOTICE:

medical examination 10 the Board
Of U. s. Pension Examining gsuJ:
geons, which meets every wedues.
day at the Office Of Dr. Hay, Our
boys in blue should not neglect the
opportunity % be examined iSt me
longer. vim tEsy i6e in Iesaridg
their PENSIONS a.f
William i. Atdot, oo. g., 8th W.
E55.sa'i.s J,sa4.JsA3Hs.D 4.
Va. Vols. s3g1gq erZi
james Collins, Co. A., 122nd Ohio
WI. i lsaia O 9oI % ip- He
Apdryvtcoopgd, oggcsend ",
Va. Vols. ~ - t'a'--A =. "a.
Isaac A. Casio, Co. G., 18th W,
Va. Vols,
James H. Fowler, Co. G., 6$rd
Ohio Vols. ~
7 William GOsaoy, Co: +, 9th ".
Va Vols. ia ais q
Vincent Hoops, Co. g., Ord W.
Va. Cav
Albert Hyatt, Co, KQ 18th W.
IVA. Vols.
Joseph KeDDey, Co. H, Std W.
Va, Cav eTr R z
Jonathan Jiidsn, Co. &, 18th
W. Va. Vols.
John Mcdaniel, Co. B., 18Th ".
Va. Vols.
Jaot'on MeDade, Co. E., 9Th W.
Va, Vols.
Samuel 0: McElhanoy, Co. A.,
2nd W. Va. Cav.
Geo. A. Parker, Co. NJ, Bird W.
Va. Vols.
Charles Rifle, Co. F., 18th W.
Va. Vols.
George Richard, Co. G., 18th W.
Va. Vols.
Joseph Rhodes, Co. K, 18Th W.
Va. Vols.
Lomuel spaun, 90, E, 9Th W.
Va, Vols.
Isaac Scott, Co. A, 9TH W. Va.
Cav.
Adam Stewart, e. Co. B., 18th
W. Va. Vols.
Elijah ]. Taylor, Co. C., let W.
Va. Vuls.
John 7. Whiteside, Co. D., nth
W. Va. Vols.
Walter W. Williams, Co. F., 9Th
W. Va. Cav.
PuSEy IrEMs.-Onr energetic
young friend, Bart Rose, is build.
ing a large barn,
Hugh Pos,on who has taken a
lease from George Moudispaugh
for the purpose of prospecting for
coal, has found it, and offers To
supply the people Of this vicinity,
Robert and Giles sisson, two
brothers, got into a dispute about
some corn and came to blows, Giles
using stones and Robert the lever
Of wagon, striking Giles two
blows on the head, making ugly
gashGS.
Miss Sarah Bird is teaching the
school on the head Of Big Sixteen,
L. S. Mccoy is teaching the Mt,
Union School. - r
Miss Minnie, daughter Of Rev.
W, C. Brown, and Mr.. Henry Bur.
ferd, were married last Wednesday.
We wish them u long life and hap.
piness, l..
BURNED TO DEATH,-0n the 18th
inst, a four year.old daughter Of
,Tacnh Gnwer nf Camdan twelva
The weekly register. [volume] (Point Pleasant, Va. [W. Va.]) 1862-1909, 1886-11-17

Water White Head Ligh! Oil, at
YanGilder's Drug Store. :
The weekly register. [volume] (Point Pleasant, Va. [W. Va.]) 1862-1909, 1886-11-17
kOtlce 30 TnkO DenoailIons.

oct. 27-4w. - CIerk.
The weekly register. [volume] (Point Pleasant, Va. [W. Va.]) 1862-1909, 1886-11-17

Miss Minnie, daughter Of Rev.
W. C. Brown, and Mr.. Henry Bur.
ferd, were married last Wednesday.
We wish them long life and hap.
piness. l..
The weekly register. [volume] (Point Pleasant, Va. [W. Va.]) 1862-1909, 1886-11-17

y RAnsoAb NorRs~-The K& o.
are putting up iron bridges along
thsii line, Between this place aud
The Las Vegas gazette., 1886-05-05

H. G. Monslmer is building an addi-
ton to his store on South Pacific street
The Pueblo gymnasium man declines
to come to Las Vegas with guarantee.
This puts quietus on the gymnasium
movement.
Twelve society young men of our city
have formed themselves into band.
They may be expected soon to appear
upon our streets at night, serenading
their lady>loyes.
Goodall & Ozane. Railroad avenue
druggists, have dissolved partnership,
Mr.. Goodall purchasing the interest of
Mr.. Ozane. The latter purposes making
his home in Wichita, Kansas.
The Taylor outfit left yesterday for
Fort Sumner, carrying large quantities
erection of tanks which Mr.. Taylor
proposes 10 put upon different parts of
his ranch.
The telegraphic rate between offices
in Texas and those In Dakota, Wyoming,
Colorado, New Mexico, Utah, Montana,
Arizona, Nebraska, California, Oregon
and Washington, have been reduced
from 75 and to so and 8, equal to 33t
per cent.
Philip Nelson and Miss Katie Hllgers
marry this evening at 8 o'clock at the
Jesuit college. Mr.. Nelson has hand
somely furnished his residence on
Douglas avenue, and has nothing to do
but bring his BRIDE to one of tho most
comfortable homes In our city.
j. j. Fitzgerrell was this morning
fixing up box of New Mexico curios-
ltles to send to the university of MlchI.
gan. Instead of sending Indian relics,
Navajo blankets, and the like, he very
properly selected samples of ore, corn.
potatoes, oats, amole, and native
grasses. These will show what New
Mexico IS, not what she has been.
The Las Vegas Brick company, M. S.
Hart, general manager, put their first
kiln OF brick upon the market today.
This is an important enterprise for our
city, destined to develop into large pros
portions. A GAZETTE reporter yester-
day looked oyer the yard and found
everything in excellent order, with ars
rangements made for engaging in the
business somewhat extensively.
The Las Vegas gazette., 1886-05-05
Railroad Matters.

Jack O'Malley has been promoted to
the position of conductor on the run 10
Ration.
Train last night was in two large sec
tons and heavily loaded with pas
sengers.
F.J.Gillett. switchman at Albuquerque
yesterday had his hand seriously injured
while in the discharge of duty.
The train from the south was only
thirty minutes late this morning, and
was one filled with passengers.
j. w. Giebel, steward at the hospital,
was in the city today. He reports thir>
teen patients confined at present in that
Institution.
from the east tonight containing the
baggage of the excursion party that
passed south the other day.
The number of persons taking meals
from the east bound trains Is usually
| about double the telegraphed number,
while on the west bound trains they fall
considerably below.
A Raymond & Whitcomb excursion
consisting of one baggage and five Pull
mans, carrying ninety people, will reach
our city about l o'clock on Friday.
They will 60 at once to the Springs and
start south the same night.
The carload lots yesterday were; one
of machines for the Singer Manufactur.
ing company; two of pipes for the water
works company; one of hay for Browne
d Manzanares; one of soap tor Gross
Blackwell & Co., and one of cattle fol-
John Garth.
All persons are notified that if they
have business in the tram dispatcher
| office they must transact it as speedily
and quietly as possible, that all en-
ployes off duty must spend their leisure
elsewhere, and nobody but an employe
will be permitted behind the counters
The Las Vegas gazette., 1886-05-05
An Evenings Enjoyment.

The entertainment given last evening
by the primary department of the
Academy, was quite an enjoyable affair,
alike to the audience and to the per-
formers. The little ones, girls as
well as boys, we're thoroughly self pos
sessed and well drilled IN their respec-
tive parts. The programme. by its
judicIous selection, reflected credit
upon the teachers. and the thorough
ness of the drill showed their patient
devotion to their task. The recitations,
solos, choruses, and the pantomine were
all excellent; and TO particularize those
deserving special mention, would he
simply to reprint the programme. BY
the way, the programme was printed by
Artle and Frank Sloan, and while
rather curious specimen of art, speaks
well for the pluck and intention of the
young typos. The Academy is en- in.
stltution of which our city is justly
proud, and one which assists very large
ly in making Las Vegas the educational
center of tie territory.
The Las Vegas gazette., 1886-05-05
BUILDING PROJECTS.
A New Hotel and Two Business
Blocks to be Erected.
The Unjust Commissioners - The
Academy Entertainment
Railroad News, Etc.
An AcIOf Iniustiee.


1t comes to light that while the county
commissioners have made an appro-
priation for watering the plaza park,
they have failed to do so for the two
parks on the east side. Why this differ
encep Has one side of this city any
more claim upon the county officials
than the other? Many persons in the
old town complain of sectional feel
ing between the two parts of the city.
Certainly such conduct as this, Is calcu-
lated TO promote this state of feeling,
and Is largely responsible for 1t. Lin
coin park, IN the southern part of the
east side, has been beautiful place-a
constant exhortation to the people to
beautify their private residences. Ii
has increased the value of the property
IN all Its neighborhood, thus adding to
the wealth of the city and the income OF
the county. Now. for lack of appropri-
alton, the water has been cut of, the
trees and grass are dying. and the
whole place bids fair to return to DESC
lation and barrenness. This error
should at once be rectItied. or the tax
payers of the east side will demand the
reason why.