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Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1890-03-08

WANTED-To rent house of six
or seven rooms. Inquire st this
Office. e*tf.
A middle aged lady accustomed
to cooking and general house work
desires a situation in a privaet fam
LII. Apply at this Office. tt.
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1890-03-08
OFFICIAL LIST.

Of Claims Against the CouGty OF
OrmsDy as Allowed by the
beard of Coanuy COMMISSIONS
ers of gr.a-by County. Nevada.
at REGULAR Meeting, held
March 3. 1880.
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1890-10-12
WARRENTON.

WARRENToN, o., October 1.-THE spirit
of Improvement still fingers. \. =. King
is having his dwelling newly painted, and
also Geo. King, both on Main street.
Rev. Cope preached his first sermon here
on Sunday night He has taken for wife
one of Harrison county's fair daughters,
and they will settle down in Tiltonville.
Ella Jackson spent last week in Martins
Ferry.
Mrs. Brandfass, of Wheeling spent Fri
day in town.
Maggie Brown, of Martins Ferry, was
calling on friends here Friday.
Mrs. Langly spent Friday in Martins
Ferry.
Hattie Kline celebrated her twelfth
birthday on Tuesday evening, inviting in
number of her young friends.
Mr. Pancake, one of the bridge builders
of the w Il l.. e.. was down on Friday to
see about the timbers for the bridge near
here.
Lieut.. Jackson undertook to take \. Will
liams and some other employees of the pot
terry across the river one foggy morning
this week. and after rowing for an hour
landed below Portland. on the same side of
the river from which he started.
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1890-10-12
WASHINGTON, PA.

", ..,,,,.crox pa. October ll.-Captain
u, w "" Mowry was elected Major OF the
To,tb REGIMENT. \. @. p, at meeting
heId Thursday evening. Major Mowry sue
Gods Major McCaskey, of New Brighton.
The nopular subscription fund starteu
some time ago for the purpose OF inducing
manufacturers to locate in washington, ueo S
arsoir heen revived. II is thought that Ihe
desired $4,000 will be secured, as the lHeh
having charge of the enterprise are uoi"s
MI in their power TO accomplish TINS enu;
w FL Smith. General Manager oil the
Aesociated Press. was in Washington yes
tardav the guest of w. w. Smith, Esq
He Is writing a political history OF the
United States. and his visit to washington
was to obtain some early political history
of the western country. e.,o.a.
On last Wednesday evening lew lrie,iuo
and relatives gathered at the nome OF MI
and Mrs. J. C.. Morrow 10 witness tnG e. ilidl-
rage of Mr. James E. McKahan' oil WASH
ington City. to Miss Roxie keyser, VINO
has been making her home with MI anu
Mrs Morrow. The ceremony was per
formed at high noon, by the heE, D. r y
Tones Presiding Elder of the NJ. T..
Church. The newly welded couple lett
Immediately after the ceremony Tor WASH
inpton City. their future home.
Rev Charles A. Lippencott who was
married on last Wednesday to Miss Anna
Irwin. of Clarksburg, w. Va, is well known
here being graduated from Washington
and Jefferson College with the class OF 81
Miss Hattie Clark is the guest OF frlendS
at West Alexander this week.
Rev George S. Holmes, the new pastor,
of the jefferson Avenue NJ. h. church VIII
preach for the first time tomorrow. MI
Holmes is the son of the Rev Dr. =. a.
Holiness who was formerly pastor Oh Ine
First NJ. f. church of this place.
Miss Ella Morgan, daughter of General
George w. Morgan. of Mt. Vernon, Ohio,
is the guest of Mr. and Mrs. d. T. Morgan.
Editor G. +. Acheson returned this morn
ing from a trip to Philadelphia, whittier he
went for political inspiration.
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1890-10-12
ROWLESBURG.

RowIrsBrnG. October John Sense
man. of Parkersburg, was IN town lew
DAYS ago on business
Miss Ella Coughliu, one of New0urg,s
school mistresses. was the guest OF Mrs. y.
j. Kelly on Saturday aud Sunday.
Dr. W. :. SimOnton, of Cameron, IS IN
town this week on professional business.
Mrs. Nm Hardy, of Grafton, accompa-
MED bv Miss Georgia Wheeler, was visiting
her sister. Mrs. Henry Moore, few days
this week.
Mrs. j. II. Bell, of Piedmont, is the guest
of friends here.
Rev. \. Is. Rohrbaugh. of Phihppi, was
appointed pastor of the NJ. L. Church AT
this place bv the late Conference al west
on Rev. ". II. Shaw, the former pastor,
goes TO Elizabeth, W. Va.
Lewis Nine, of Keyser, is the guest OF
Frank Hardesty.
Miss Eta Sheets. Of KngwOOd, who has
been visiting Mrs. +. b. Stone, returned
home last week.
The work Of cutting away the point
inst east of BuckhOru Wall on the IS. y y.
IL. r.. preparatory TO removing the south
track az that place, is about finished.
Engineman VIM. Berthy is unable TO
work owing 10 a carbuucle on mis- arm.
The saw mill of Hazen * Cochran, locat-
ed al Amblersburg. four miles east OF TINS
place. was entirely destroyed OY hre las.
Saturday morning. The fire IS supposed
10 be the work of an incendlary. mere
was no insurance on il.
Mr. W ". Shock, one of our most enter
prIsiug merchants has sold out his entire
stock of merchandise to Messrs. Ollie Cam
and Lewis Lautz.
There is an annoying nuisance occurring
here daily which should be stopped. IL IS
that of the fremen on the through en-
eiues when going west allowing the tanks
10 overflow when taking water on the east
side of the river Through this careless
ness many a person standing on the depot
ON the north side has had his clothing pc
,pattered by the surplus of dirty water
falling from the tender as the engines run
rapidly through town.
ON Wednesday Conductor Perry At
wood. I'm attempting TO board his train at
Amblersburc. was thrown violently to the
ground and sustained numerous cuts ana
bruises about the head and body.
rs a freight train was ascending tue
cemetery grade on Thursday, three retrlg-
orator cars laden with fresh meat were
showed oF the track Two of the cars went
over the embankmeut and the other iell on
the north track Both tracks were blocked
and an trains delayed from three TO Tour
hours. 4 brakeman was swept from one OF
tine cars by the falling telegraph wires, but
was only slightly hurt
Thomas Anderson, one of the shop hands,
was painfully hurt on Thursday. He was
ou the Triggers car going TO the above
wreck. and in attempting 10 step from II 10
"a haudcar attached. fell between the two,
the latter car passing over him. There
were no bones broken, but he received sew
erll ugly cuts and bruises.
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1890-10-12
NEW CUMBERLAND.

New CUMBERLAND. October ll-Messrs.
O'Bueu and Nilligau are going to rebuild
their nitro glyceriue factory near where
the exploded one stood, only a little further
back from the public roads.
The engine AZ the Electric Light works
does not seem able 10 furnish enough of
chained lightning TO supply the demand.
As a consequence more or less lamps fail %
shine forth nightly.
Robert NJ Cunningham. county Com
missioner whose term expires this winter,
has been selected as candidate for House of
Delegates. and ". W. Wilson, OF Furview,
for clerk of County Court. This completes
the ticket
Auumber of people from this place are
attending the Christian Missionary Con-
veutiou at Bethany
The Board of Education has rented a
room over the postotlice for one of the de-
partmeut, of the school Postmaster Brad
ley wOu.d not object very strongly TO have
10 located elsewhere
Sergeant Cullen is widening and raising
the sidewalk over the dump. This will
prevent SO many curses being bestowed
upon 10 as was last winter.
Hon. W. R. Carrie, of Wapcila, Illinois, Is
-uestof the Courier family. He formerly
resided 10 Brooke county.
Somebody ought 20 boom our two editors
PMtteu0erg and Brown for the Office OF
County Cler6. Their position is such that
they cannot boost themselves. How would
10 DO for them 20 boost each other in their
respective papers 10 would make no dit
ference on the final result
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1890-10-12
CLARINGTON.

CLARINGTON. o., October ll.-MisS Arch
McGrew and Frank Kicker, of POwhatan,
were in town last Sunday.
Miss Ida Grim, of Bellaire, spent last
Sunday with her friends here.
Mr. George Stephan, who is working in
Wheeling, spent last Sunday here with his
parents.
Application was made this week at
Wheeling for charter for the Homestake
Oil, Gas and Mineral Company, Of this
place
The shareholders of the Security Build
ing and Loan Association met at the
Mayors Office on Monday evening, October
e, and organized Il local board The fol-
lowing officers were elected for the ensuing
term: President, J. A. Kemple: Treasurer,
G.. W. Hubacher; Secretary, W. w. Wal
ton Advisory Committee w 5. Richard
son, {. L. Cochran. II. NJ. Smith, \. +.
Michael and Girls Yost. Any information
will be furnished by the secretary.
Rev. Ruthledge preached his farewell
sermon to large congregation in the NJ
+. church at this place on last Sunday
MIR. Ezekiel Wetzel, of this place, was
taken suddenly i'll on Monday evening of
last week while visiting his daughter,
Mrs. Chas. Grim, Of Benwoed, W. Va
The attack was something of the nature of
paralytic stroke and completely Frustrated
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1890-10-12
BRIDGEPORT.

BRIDGEpoRT. October ll.-As an extra
precautiOn. the brick TO be used IN the
street paving here has been subjected TO a
severe test. the result of which speaks Wen
for its good quality. sample of the brick
was sent to the Ohio State University, at
Columbus, and the following report has
been received: A pressure OF SUN pouhus
per square inch was brought 10 bear on IL
without being crushed, while only pres
sure of 1000 pounds per square inch can be
put on thosed used in paving in Columbus
This is worth a great deal TO the manufac-
turers of the brick, besides it is great
satisfaction to the people TO know that the
city officials are Interested in securing Tor
the town that which will give the best
results.
There are three new houses being erect
ed in the hamlet of Kirkwood, and when
completed will make very fine appearance
aud greatly improve that portion OF the
town. This is very desirable locality AID
the building up Of that part of the village
should be encouraged.
Hon Ross j. Alexander left Friday for
Columbus to be gone few days.
An adjourned meeting of Council will be
held on Tuesday evening next, and import
ant business is to be transacted.
Mayor Mitchell purchased Il fine driving
horse in St Clairsville, at the Kintner
horse sale
Mr.. L. Il Fink has severed his connec
ton with Oswald Schick, the barber, and
will hereafter represent the firm of South
Bros, of this place.
Miss Dora Glass lying dangerously sick,
with an attack of typhoid fever, at her
grandmothers, Mrs. Miller, on Pike
street
There is rumor afoat that the X. j.
Baggs X Sons Planning mill will start up
again in the near future. We sincerely
hope such is the case, as 10 other institu-
ton in the manufacturing, line is of any
more importance to our community than
this one has been in the past
\ petition has been circulated praying
for a bridge over Wheeling creek from
Harrah's lane IN a southerly direction TO
and across the c.. L. X w. railroad 10
Howard street
Unlike the first bridge petitioned for to
cross the creek at this same point, this one
will be an overgrade bridge instead OF one
crossing at grade. There is nothing that
demands public attention so much as this,
because in case the present bridge should
become impossible, one portion of the vii
lage would be entirely cut off or detached
from the other So the Importance of an
other is readilyseen
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1890-10-12

Commencing July LIST, there will be es-
tablished through line of first-class Yes
tibuled Pullman and Wagner Sleeping
Cars daily between Cincinnati, Dayton,
Toledo, Detroit, Mackinaw City, and all
principal resorts of the Upper Peninsula
of Michigan, via the c., H. " d. Il. Il. and
Michigan Central TO Mackinaw
Sleepers will be attached to trains leav-
Ing Cincinnati at Top. IN. daily except Sat
urday: returning, leave Mackinaw at 9 u.
N. daily except Sunday.
The advantages secured by purchasing
through tickets via this route. composed of
such favorably and well known lines as
the Cincinnati. Hamilton and Dayton
Railroad and Michigan Central Railway
must be apparent TO all first-class travel.
No other line can offer such advantages as
to accommodations and route, allowing
stop over at Toledo and Detroit, then con-
tinuing your journey to the most lovely re-
sorts on the American continent.
For pamphlets pertaining TO Macinac
Island and other summer resorts reached
via this line write to any agent of the C.,
H. Il ID. r. r., or to f.. o. Mccormick,
General Passenger and Ticket Agent, No.
200 West Fourth street. Cincinnati, o.
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1890-10-12
PORTLAND.

PORTLAND, O.. October 1.-THE days of
saloons in Portland never witnessed Il more
disgraceful mob than that which took place
here on Saturday night. Two men belong
ing TO the w. Il L. +. were standing on the
railroad when three or four men craZed
with drink. cane up and without provoca-
ton proceeded to do them up In an in
credulously short time there was free for
all fight in which probably thirty men were
interested. Stones and other missiles were
thrown. One man drew razor and was
for dissecting some body. Suddenly the
attacking party beat a retreat TO more
genial cline. The fight was renewed at
Warrenton Later in the evening when the
constable put l. an appearance, and then it
was postponed Justice Stall will confer Il
favor by keeping u watch on his boys down
this way.
W. ii. and T. \. Thompson, residing
near Smithfieli were the guests OF W. II.
Stringers on Sunday.
Carpenters are busy erecting the treStle
work ever the 0w land near the creek for
the w. X l.. f.
1t never rains but it pours. The o. L.
\. NJ. organize. a Council in August and
have a membership of about sixty, and are
initiating three or four every meeting
night. On Wednesday evening the Junior
Nfucr organizer anu SldIltu vi Nlth q
membership of about twenty-five. The
Council was instituted by Mr.. Hoagland,
State Council Secretary, assisted by
number of Steuocnville Mechanics.
Wallace Medll left on Tuesday for New
York, whence lie started direct for Cuba.
J. T. Hodgenwent to Philadelphia yes
terday to accompany friend of that city
to Kingston, Georgia, on pleasure trip.
He will be gone about week.
Misses Blanche Gillispie, Callie Send
linger, Emma Bolton, Olive Hutton, Clara
Neel, Clara Burkett, Essie and Crete Big
ger are the guests of Miss Annie Darrah, of
Tiltonville, to-day.
Miss Della Pope, of Matamoras, was the
guest of Joseph McKee's family this
week.
The sagacity of Charley Atkins dog
Don" won't compare with Billy Wards
Sprouts who when his mistress fastened
the door and LETT him in the house, actually
unlocked the door and beat her to the
store
Dr. Hutton is drumming up the boys in
favor of the Juniors
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1890-10-12

,.;u no very sorry to lose him from our
ID, Va and their best wishes follow him 10
b; ;.N new field of labor at Buckhannon.
Rev. Grimes will occupy the pulpiT, To-
marrow morning and evening, ana VIII re-
move his family into the parsonage 'hls
week ~, ,,,ord
Mr, J. NJ. Donlan, of the prison guard
force. is off on a vacation to weston.
.Tudoe Henri Brannon, of the supreme
Court. has granted an Injunction against yarns.
the city officers of MOundsville restraining
Them from collecting the levy made, win
which TO nav the interest on the bonds Is
sued for street paving purposes. Inc
same case was heard by Judge Paul, OF
the Circuit Court, who refused the reilei
praved for. after which the applicants car
ried il before the Supreme Judge VINO mas
granted the injunction. The next steP
will likely be TO move the Circuit Court 10
dissolve il. which we suppose VIII DC uVno
and then the fight will begin III earnest oe-
fore the Supreme Court. ., -
Miss Florence Roberts has opened
school for primary pupils, in the rooms
formerly occupied by DR.. Linch as a dental
office.
Miss Myra Wilson, of Glen Easton, and
Miss Colone Wilson. of Pleasant Valley,
were the guests Of Mr.. and Mrs; D. b.
Wilson. on Western avenue, this week.
Circuit Court cOnvenes here tomorrow
morning, Judge Campbell on the bench.
Robers Peters has opened feed store IN
the Francis building, on jefferson avenue
Mr.. Ed. Peters and Miss Kate Branden
were married al the home Of the bride last
evening.
I. J. parsons and wife were attending
the reunion at Cameron Yesterday.
Chas. Parkinson returned nome from
Pittsburg Friday.
The farmers and labOrers organized them
selves as patrons of Toll" last Wednesday
evening. and will put in their leisure hours
this winter practicing the different signs
The next meeting will be next Friday
night. An organization of the same nature
mas been effected at Fairview.
Prof SchOfield's class will be made up
on Tuesday night.
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1890-10-12
NIOUNDSNILLE.

NorNp>yuLr. October ll.-On Friday
no 6:ll O'Clock "a. m Mrs Mary y. Patton.
wife of G.. W Patton. formerly of this
CITY. died az her family residence in Wheel
ing. Her remains will be brought here on
the 500 o'clock accommodation to-mOr-
ROW afternoon. which will run into the
camp ground station, str0m where the
fuucra. will take place. lnterment at
BrookSide cemetery.
Mr.. W. q. ShJukaph. of Wheeling and
Miss Caroline Nleiuer were married at the
house of the brides parents on Grave
Crock last Thursday evening. The band
bows were invited out and Serenaded the
happy couple with some excellent music
Tempting refreshments OF all kinds We're
served in abundance
Miss Mary Bruce left this week TO at
tend school az Baltimore.
ST.. IS Edith Bryan. of Cameron, spent the
week with friends here.
Miss Gertrude Fisher. Of Claysville Is
spending "a few days with Mr. and Mrs.
d. l.. Little. on Second street
The many friends of Rev. Jos. Lee,
formerly pastor of the NJ. f. Church here.
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1890-10-12
RAVENSwOOD.

RAvENswooD, October l1.-Mr. Wilkiu-
son. of Providence, Il. l., who has been
visiting his sister, Mrs. Geo Crooks, this
summer. returned home Monday.
Il. =. Skinner, of POmeroy, o., was in
the city Monday and Tuesday.
Mrs Mary Shaw, of California, passed
through Friday on her way TO see her
brother.
Mr. and Mrs. Vincent, of Harrison cOun-
", are visiting their daughter, Mrs w. H.
Gould.
Representative E. Il. McGugin and Past
Chancellor w. G. Bailey and NJ. c. Mckay
will attend Grand Lodge of Knights of Ply
thias meeting at Clarksburg next week.
Fred Kampfer IS with Darlington rela-
tons this week.
Mr. Stanley, of Stanley and ODDS, con-
tractors. returned Friday.
Miss Odds. daughter of ". {. Olds, az
rived home Thursday
Holly Taylor, of Pittsburg, Pa, it al
home for few days
BAIL Wells, of Kentucky. is visiting his
brother. F. Wells, this week
Edward Lambert, of Huntington. was at
home few days last week, and is looking
well.
Rev Lambert now has charge Of Brax-
ton congregation; Rev. Costing will go 10
Ashland, Kentucky; Rev. Hampton will
have charge OF the NJ. Z. Church South,
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1890-10-12
STEUBENVILLE.

STErBEyvIILE. O., October 1l.-Mayor
Rrasbear and his officers this week hnlsh-
ed I'D a good piece of detective work, by
which the three parties who burglarlzed
the residence of Frank Lynch, on NOrtn
Third street, and brutally beat the old
man. are in custody, and in falr way 10
spend few years in the penitentlary Us d
reward for their crime. Paddy O'hlei was
first captured in East Liverpool, and on
Tuesday. of this week, Tim Mcdonald and
Dick Everts were pulled in at Peru, Incl
ana and they will be brought back TO Steu-
benville as soon as requisition papers can
be obtained.
A number of the members of buckeye
Council. No. -, and Ohio Council, NO; ~,
of this city. went down to Portland wed
nesday night and instituted new council
of the Jr 0. L. a. NJ
Last Thursday was the hrst registration
dav for this year. and the next day for reg
istration will be on Thursday of the COM
inc week. The hours are from 500 a. m.
n 100 d. H.. and 400 to 900 p. m. NO
nerson need register except those VINO
have not vet done so, and persons remoy,
inc from one ward TO another, when IL Will
be necessary 10 get a transfer from the
ward already registered in to the one re-
moved TO. s..
William Burriss, the Smithheld farmer,
has employed John T. Norris, the Spring
field detective, TO run down the parties VINO
defrauded him out of 5000 Norris re-
ceived 500 in advance, which was quite an
inducement TO him.
Mrs. w. L. Medill left on Thursday Tor
Massillon, on visit to Iher father, Rev. a.
r. Chapman.
Miss Lulu Basler, daughter of Council
man Basler, was at Pittsburg this week
visiting friends and attending the EXPOSE
ton.
Miss Maud Dent, of Parkersburg, left
for home Tuesday, after pleasant visit TO
Mrs. j. w. Beazell, of 1.-The Retreat"
Mrs Mary X. Means will leave on Mon
day. the 10Th inst, for New York, from
whence she sails, on the 22d, for Bremen.
She will spend part of the winter in Berlin
and 90 to italy, after Christmas.
James w. Mckee and Miss Annie john
ston were married Wednesday evening at
the parsonage of the Presbyterian church,
by Rev Q. V. Stewart.
Mr.. and Mrs. +. \. Hare arrived home
Wednesday evening, after pleasant West
ern trip.
Mrs E. S. Woods is in Pittsburg, the
guest of Mrs. James Means.
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NEIGHBORH00D.
WHAT has BEEN GOING or IN NEAR 81
TOWNS THE PAST WEEK.
Social Affairs Happenings and Events Of L'ca
Interest Gathered By Register Reporters.
Readable Resume Of the
News.
FAIRNONT.

FARNoNr. October 1.-THE debris IS be-
iug cleaned away and everything Is ABOUT
i'm readiness 10 begin the rebuilding OF
ClaytOus big planning mill.
Messrs. Smith X Mckinney Will oeglu
the excavation for their new Office on Mon
dav next
The biz game of bail between the New
York League club and our BOYS came on
Thursday 90 a small crowd. The score
stood I'D 90 In favor of New York.
Two of our most popular people Will be
married the coming week This IS pro
found secret. but the information IS thor
Oughly reliable, and every body Will DC
agreeably surprised about 10.
Secretary of State Ohley was here the
first Of the week. as We're also Hon. 81. T.
McGraw. of Grafton, and Hon. L. IT,.
Wells, of Glover's Gap
DR. Albert Mason. of the Internal REEVE
nue. department, was here on Thursday, as
Jolly and fat as ever.
The Mouongahela River Railroad is DO
ing "a biz business and handling IL well
Manager Bowels seems 20 be competent
and pushing
Elums Hamilton. one of our oldest citi-
zens. was taken suddenly III one day this
week. but is now slightly improved.
Col c. l.. Smith was in Pennington YES
terday looking ever his farm, which he re-
Gently purchased and is improving
The postoffce is sin place Of public re
sort. much 90 the annoyance OF Postmaster
Reed and everybody else who has business
there
Mr. Charles Burgoyue. of Grafton is az
the house of his sister, Mrs. WatherwaN,
here seriously ill.,
T. ". Aruett has purchased the John =.
Hamilton property on Maple avenue.
Cant A T. prichard. Major 4. l.
Pr.caarj Fred a Prichard. w. ID. Beatty,
dad" Aylsworth Charles w. Aylsworlh'
of Warrington. Drs T. e.. White and John
A. Myers. of Mor-autown. were among
the many prominent visitors 90 our town
this week
The much abused and long suffering DR.
W y Watson is out ou BAIL ana the
average chicken has sort of meldncnol'
ness ABOUT 10.
The Town Council has had the streets
scraoed on aud cleaned up
A new curO.ng is being put in ON quincy
street
FUrm0nt has the poorest depot accommo-
Gatious Don the State An immense volume
of business is transacted here. and tne
kind af accommodations we are furnished
bv the h. * o. is outrageous. We Will
get our new railroad soon from Pitts0urg,
aud then wen get better s. * %. depot
building.