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West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1891-12-24
LOCUST GROVE.
cOtrespOuecroe q chs Assv-.

As l have not seen any letter
lately from this place in your paper
| will try TO give few stems.
Several Of our Young mon atten-
ded the spelling AZ Union Grove
last Friday night.
Miss Emma Guseman has been
sick for several weeks with typhoid
fever. DR.. Nedro is the attending
physician.
Jessie V. Kelly, little daughter
of JAS. W. Kelly, has been staying
at her Grandma kclly's, and
attending school at this place,
taught by Amos Wolfe.
Born, unto Mr.. and Mrs. Jacob
Spiker, Saturday morning. Nov.
2s, 1891, bouncing boy. The
fifth addition to their family.
Some OF our young people seem
to have quite liking for dancing
lately, Judging from the interest
manifested in that direction.
Mr. George L. Smith and bride
have returned to Addison, Pa,
where they intend to go to house
keeping.
Mr.. Henry Spikcr's children,
who have been sick for some time
past, are much better We hear.
Mr.. Craig and Brownfeld and
son have returned 20 Pennsylvania,
from hunt across the mountain.
NJ. j.
West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1891-12-24
TOWNSVILLE.
JOudcnce Of the ARgBe

Our school is progressing nicely
with j. A. Sterling teacher. Ho
is giving the best satisfaction Of
any teacher no have had for several
winters.
Messrs. Raymond Mattingly,
Bert Gibson and +. r. Hartman,
who have been attending The Uni
versity at Morgantown, came home
last Saturday to spend the Holidays
and to sec their-swcet-hcarts.
Several Of our boys attended o
spelling school at Mount Htna,
and all report q good time.
Frank Craig is staying with bis
brother George at present.
Mr.. James Wright, who has been
working at Parkorsbnrg, returned
home last Saturday evening, and
he says work is very slack.
Mr.. Jacob Greasor met with quite
an accident last Saturday morning
while out bbggy-riding tho harness
broke and the horse became uncon-
trolable and ran into the fence and
upset sthe buggy and thrown his
companion out and hurt her con-
sidorably.
Mr.. Thomas Rhodes gave our
boys very large shooting match
last Saturday.
Messrs. 3. r. Miller and Geo.
West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1891-12-24

Mr.. George A. Herring OF Her
ring was In Kingwood this week
and gave us business call. He
paid mp his subscription to tho
ARGUS. paid for next year, ordered
tho Wheeling ReqisteT, and the st.
Louis RspnJlic year and as he is
already taking the New York tForld
he is now we'll prepared for the
next campaign. lie also left big
order for job work. Dir. Herring
IS live man.
West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1891-12-24

Consult DIR. A. l.. Wagner, late
OF Guys Hospital, London, Eng
land, for Surgical diseases of women,
Eye and Ear, and GEN ERAL Sur.
gerry. Anmorrhoids of Piles cured
wit Ii out cutting. rheumatism
Neuralgia and all Nervous Diseases
cured in short time with Electric
Baths. Rooms and board TO be had
ohcaply. Charges reasonable. Call
to any part of the county.
Office EGLoN, Preston County,
w. Va.
West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1891-12-24

Craig. with their wives, expect to
spend Xmas at Grafton.
Tho people of this vicinity met at
Housewife school house last Satur
day evening and organized n Liter
airy Society. The following officers
wero elected President John A..
Sterling, Rec. Secy. Vincent Cooke,
Treasurer S. j. Spears, Critic
Frank Craig, Sergeant Capt. Amos
Ness, and Janitor Sam A, Spears
Jr. All who arc interested in
Literary work shoNld attend, and
help make it q success. XII.
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woTRlSo a ELLIOTT,
Attorneys-atsLaw

When you are looking for bar
gains in Furniture go to J. II.
RoDEHEAvER, Terra Alta.
Mr.. Jennings, the Reedsvills
mail carrier, is laid up for repairs,
having been kicked by horse. Guy
Smith is carrying the mail.
Mems fine Gloves ut Bishops a
nice Xmas Present for your inten
dcd hubby.
DR.. Trippett and wife have been
at Grafton during the past week
Attending Mrs. John S.
Herr who is very low with la
prippo.
The Largest Display, the Great
est Variety, and Lowest Prices Of
Holiday Goods is to be found at
J. II. RoDBHEGvER's.
Terra Alta, W. Va.
Lewis @. Ford, Harvey Massey
and Simon Wright. who were con-
fined in jail here have been dis
chargedfrom custody.
4 Nobody bbt a woman can write
ientifcally Of Woman's apparel
he man who attempts it is lost.
~ is different with DR.. Bulls
Cough Syrup. Either sex is fully
acquainted with the morris Of this
noted remedy.
West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1891-12-24

or course IT hurts, but you
must grin and bear it," is the old
time conclusion given to persons
troubled with rheumatism. "If
you will take tile trouble to damn en-
a piece Of flannel with Chamber
lain's Pain Balm and bind it on
over the scat OF pain your rhcuma-
tism will disappear, is the modern
and much more satisfactory advice.
80 cent bottles FOR sale by r. Nc
Millen, Kingwood, ard Country
Merchants.
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CONsuMPTION CURED.

an old physician. retired from practice hsy
ing had placed in hls bands by on Easf India
missionary We fOrmuia n n simple vegetable
r0mcfy Tor the speedy and permanent cure ~
consumption. bronchitis. catarrh asthma md
al throat and Lung Affections. aie0a positive
and radical cure for Nervous Debility and all
Nervous complaints. after having tested Co. won
dcrful curative powers in thousands Of eases.
has fClt DO hisd uty - make 70 known % his suf.
fcfing f0iloWs Aciuated bg this motive and a
free ~ charge. - ail who desire it this reel .e
iu German, French or English with fuil diroc-
lions for preparing and using. Sent bV mail hv
addressing with stamp, naming this payer W
a MOVES 80 fowrns BLOCK. Rochester. 81 &
s-5-'gi-iYF
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The house in which Samuel Shat
FIR resided, about half way between
Eighty Cnt and Tunnelton burned
TO the ground last Thursday. The
property belonged to Milford Glib
son and was insured for $500. Mr..
Gibson valued the house NJ $3.50.
Capt. Goodwin Of this place, agent
for the insuranc company, went up
Saturday 10 adjust the loss
West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1891-12-24
EngIIgh spavin Liniment remore

English SPAWN Liniment remove
all Hard Soft or Calloused Lumps
and Blemishes from horses, Blood
Spawn, Curbs, sweeney, Ring bone,
Stiles, Sprains, all swollen Threats,
Coughs, SC. Save $50 by use Of
one bottle. Warranted the most
wonderful Blcmish Cure ever known
Sold by DR.. r. II. Frey, Druggist
Terra Alta. 6-14-9t-1yr
West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1891-12-24

Charley White, who went to Bal :
timore to work, last week, got
scared out and came back. Too
much sickness there he said five
people died in one day, and he slid
out for home.
West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1891-12-24

Miss Olive Parks returned homo
from Baltimore Wednesday. where
she has been for some time taking
music lessons.
West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1891-12-24

Itch on human and horses and ali
animals cured in 30 minutes by
Hoolfcfd's Sanitary Lotion. This
meyer fails. Sold by DIR. X. X.
Frye, Druggist, Terra Alta.
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Notice to Taxpayers OF
Pleasant and Valley
Districts.

All persons in above Districts
owing taxes for the year 1889 are
hereby notified that same must be
paid By Dccem6er 3lst, 1891.
julius X. MONROE, ID. S.,
for ID. Il. Jackson, s. p. G..
-
West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1891-12-24

Attorney George NJ. Ralphsnyder.
left Saturday evening for Fa.rmont.
The new clothing store is dan
dY. Everything new; building,
goods and all.
Bishop sells FOR cash only and
that is why he can sell mems all
wool suits at e5.T5.
We hope our townsville CORES
pendent will write regular. lie
sends in very newsy local letter
this week.
Raymond Msttingly who is home
from the University for the holt
days, was in Kingwood this week.
About half the people in town
have been sick with colds and la =
grippe.
Col. William J. Lavelle, of Tun-
Melton, was in town Monday as big
and jolly as ever.
81 New Styles Stiff Hats at
Bishops. Also fine line Of mob
by erushers, cheap.
The Judge and the lawyers do
most of the business of the court
now and but little Jury work is re.
quircd any more.
A big line OF Scarf Pins at Bish-
ops cheap.
Bruce Fogle of Terra Alta, and
Mrs. Lakel of Corinth, were mar
ried not long since, so we are IN
formed.
We learn that James Bald~iu
Fairfax, who lives over on the
mountain at the old "Rag Tavern, ="
is dangerously i'll with the la grippe
and very sore leg.
Did you see those handsome I'm
brelas at Bishops? They mekc a
fine Xmas Present.
Mrs. w. S. Taylor, returned to
Kingwood, last Friday from near
Tunnclton. and to-day Mr.. Taylor
and her left for his and her home to
spend the holidays.
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The Good Tcmplars are going to
give kind ofsemi.publlc perform
nnce at their regular weekly meet
ing tomorrow night. They have
been having literary exercises for
some timc and will render some OF
the best of these tomorrow night at
which each member is allowed to
invite some friend outside of the
lodge.
West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1891-12-24

Happy and content is a home with The Ro.
chester siampwi'h the light Of The morning
fsyeafaiesas. u,iis FefhsIffy kas,f CO Hs,o Fsst
West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1891-12-24

1t gives me pleasure to certify that
Lieutenant Busick of the Central
Police District used Salvation Oil
on rheumatic arm. A few apph-
cations relieved him and wrought
IA permanent cure. Salvation OIL il
called IN will verify this statement.
SERG'T II. A. RYAN,
Central Police Station, BALTIC, Md.
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COMMISSIONERS OFFICE
Ergowoop. w VA Dor. ~ 1901

Tho following is Re- list % Fiduciarics whose
accounts are before mo- the uudersig nnd Com
missioner OF Accounts. Tor settlement
John vs.. Guseman, Admir-. of jessie spurgin,
deco
,. N g. Fairfax Admir- a. w Fairfax. deed.
~ -. H. WOTRlNG Commissioners.
-IT.2f- ~
West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1891-12-24

Ncssrs. C.. NJ. and G. Y. Bishop,
arrived home from Baltimore last
Friday, having purchased an elc.
CANT stock of goods for the new
store. Call and sec for yourself.
West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1891-12-24

Bishop has line of the finest
pants ever shown in this city. lie
keeps all sizes.
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LoOk Here.

ii. d. Carroll, Kingwood, W.
Va. has for sale Pure-Bred Poland
Chinas Of the very best strains.
Write for prices and pOdigrees.
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THE SPECIAL FEATURES

Embrace ,in addition 'o tho very lnfost ncvvs.
departments FOR LADIES. FOR THE UOWE
LfkM MD 0hKDEN. INDUSTRIAL. MIN
JIG htD MANUFAfTTWNG aud al0uo arc
pKK WAR.
Address
WEEKLY CHRONICLE TELEGRAPH,
Piiisbnrgh, 20.
by "a liberal arrangement with tho Pittsburgh
NfrfIy Chronicle Telegraph we arc enabled tO
olor years suuscriptiOu fO hat papcr aud the
WHsr VIRGINIA. AE0Us for ono year for az
West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1891-12-24

If you want bargain in an
ORGAN or SEWING MACHINE
address This Office.
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torney james A. Brown re-
Jed Monday from a visit 20 rela-
Is and friends in Morgantown.
y we have just received an elegant
line of new Stationary and for any
kind of blank paper, or envelopes,
cards, tags. labels, either blank or
printed, come to this Office and we
can surely please you. IT,
+. NJ. Heermans OF the Journal
returned Monday from trip to
Wheeling.
Bishop actually saves you 25 per
cent on clothing. See those fine
tailor made double breasted frocks
satin lined and cheap.
VIM. NJ. o. Dawson, was at
Washington City during the past
week.
Christmas festivities Mt the
church to night. Let everybody at
tend.
Buy nice trunk or travelling
satchel for Xmas Present for your
best friend. Bishop has an immense
line cheap.
Frank HackleY is in bed with the
grip and is pretty sick. We hope
we will soon be out again.
Annie Rooney is chestnut b I
those fine SUITS at Bishops will
make your mouth water till you
spit hickory nuts. Call and see
them.
The Kingwood School is having
two weeks vacation for the holi-
days and will resume work Mon
day January 4th.
80 Come to the ARGUS Office for all
nds and sizes of fine writing pa
y { Of any quality and in any guam.
+. Sssy.
The dig meeting that has been in
progress IN the Baptist church a.
Herring, for some time closed Mon
day night.
If you want a good ftting shirt
buy the Renroh. Bishop is the only
man that keeps them.
Miss Julia Huddleson has gone
home to spend the holidays up in
Valley District
Those overalls ut Bishops are
handles. Ask him to show You the
Noble.
w. b. Parkhurst. the stenograph.
err was here attending court, but re-
turnded to Grafton, where he makes
his head quarters.
Over 300 different style Of ties at
Bishops. Cheap for cash.
The University Law Glass at
Morgantown, has % would be law
Ters, ~ who will apply for degrees
Commencement.
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Good mems Pants at Bishops III
all sizes at &C cents per pair.

Sherman Chldester, son of Alpha
'Chidester, Of Pleasant Dale, arrived
in Kingwood last night from Frost
burg. Md, where he has been work
ing for some time.
MIR. James Elliott of Pleasant
Dale. vas married last Sunday to
Miss Mahala j. Shay. at the homo
OF the bride in Fellowsville.
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HOLIDAY FESTIVITIES.

Obed IIamstcad-21,
Annie Fike-19.
James Elliott-51.
Mahala J. Shay-31.
Theodore p. Winters-23,
Ida T.. Roth-2f.
John y. Fream-2J,
Sena +. Howard--2l.
Another license was issued, and
Yesterday the would-be- bendict
rode about twenty miles in the rain
and came TO town to beg the Clerk
not TO allow it Published, as his
girl was very sick and he was afraid
she would die before the wedding.
Mr.. James Snider, who has been
living at Conuelsville, Pa, the past
three years, was in Kingwood Sat-
urday and gave us q call. lie was
looking around for house TO rent,
and thought Of moving his family
here. bat has decided to move to
Albrightsville. His wife is a
daughter Of Geo. 6. Giles Of Giles's
Mill, near town, and arrived with
the children some time ago. Nr.
Snider has been working for the
PeunsylYania Central r. r. first In
the machine shops and later as Car
Inspector. lie expects TO 90 back
there to work unless he can End a
job that suits him here. lie is ono
Of "Uncle Billy" Snider's boys
and is a hard working, industrious
young man, and it IS pity that old
Preston can't keep such good ma
terial at home.
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TT CONTAINS THE
LATEST NEWS
or THE WORLD.
PRESIDENTIAL YEAR.

INC year iF2 being Presidential yer. the in
terost in political analr4 will boz genial The
'irgnic.e Iciegrapii'g facilities for obtaining the
Hlst relHJle iuiDrm4ti0n arc UEEKCEfI. 10
~ AbbtA ani special care viii DE fnkon 10
give thc most accurate aud unbiased news OF
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and a very sore leg.
Did you see those handsome Tim
brelas at Bishops? They mekc a
fine Xmas Present.
Mrs. w. S. Taylor, returned to
Kingwood, last Friday from near
Tunnclton. and to-day Mr.. Taylor
md her left for his and her home to
spend the holidays.
Boys aud Girls, Attention
Send us list of names of people
YOU know near your home and their
p. O. address and in return we will
mail you a Souvenir suitable for
Christmas. Must send at least II
names, old or Young.
THE l.. w. & II Co.
If Box 10, Kingwood w. Va.
New Years day, comes On Jan.
1st for 1892 and the Glorious
Fourth on July 4. We learned
this much from the new almanacs.
There is talk Of a Grand Ball at
the Gordon House, New Years Eve,
to dance the old wear out and well
come the new with flying feet and
merry music.
Good mems overcoats at Bishops
for only $500 all wool.
George Shaffer of Independence.
who was here all last week on busi
ness, left for nome Saturday even.
ing lie said he was getting the
grip and went home for repairs.
School Teachers, Look Here.
You will greatly oblige us by
sending us the Dames Of pupils on
your roll and ages. Please do so
at once and we will reciprocate the
favor. School SUPPLY 90.
tt Box IS, Kingwood w. Va.
The attorneys from abroad at
tending this term Of court were.
John II. Holt and VI. II. Dent
from Grafton, J. 2. Scott and ".
B. Maxwell Of st. George.
The town authorities have been
repairing sidewalk this week with
sawdust and She long neglected
walk over in the East End, has
been fixed at last. Many thanks
gentlemen.
Don't forget to ask to see those
nobby Silk Mufders when you 90 to
Bishops.
A number Of Newburg sportsmen
have challenged the Kingwood boys
TO a shooting match to take place at
Tunnelton Saturday Jan. 2nd.
Our boys viii be there and some
good shooting is expected.
There is no danger from wboop-
ing cough when hamberlain's
Cough Remedy is freely given. It
keeps the cough loose and makes
oxpectoration easy. 25 and so
cent bottles for sale oy r. McMiI-
len Kingwood and Country Mer-
chants.
Charles G. Elliott Of Long Hol
low, is very sick with the lagrippe
and also threatened with typhoid
fever. DR.. McMillcn is attending
him.
We have ali kinds Of pens, PEN
ellis, penholders, tablets, paper
knives, dominoes, PLAYING cards,
visiting cards, wedding and invita-
ton cards, business cards, diarys.
rules, shawl-straps, bill-fles, time
books, ink, day books, journals,
states, muscilage and many other
fhinge. ~
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BOYS and Girls. Attention !

Send us list of names Of people
YOU know near your home and their
p. O. address and in return we will
mail you "A Souvenir suitable for
Christmas. Must send at least II
names, old or Young.
West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1891-12-24
Frank Murdoch spent Sunday in

Get your little boy nice nobby
cap, they run in all shades at Bish-
bps. And are the latest thing on
The morning call., 1891-03-29
VICTIMS OF LA GRIPPE.
Alarming Increase in the Death Rate of hi
cago the Past Month

Alarming Increase in the Death Rate of Chi
cagO the Past Month
CHICAGO, March 2S.-La grippe appears to
be on the increase in the city, being
favored by the extremely dSagreeable
weather, which has prevailed for some time
past. The death roll for six days of this
week ended Tonight reached a total of 92Oe
and the figures for the week will be higher
than ever known in the history of Chicago.
Last week the total was 500 ami that was
looked upon as abnormally large. All
branches OF business are IncOnyenlenced by
the illness Of the employees, and the police
and fire departments and the street-car lines
have many men laid up. BY far the larger
portion of deaths reported are due TO pull
nlonary troubles. for the most part res ulting
from la grippe. Several physicians have died
within a few days.
If there had been as many deaths in
Chicago during the past month from small
pOX as there have been from pneumonia and
kindred ailments, the city would he in a
panic. From the number of fatal cases
the prevalence of the sickness can best
be appreciated, for of those who are
under the care OF physicians only a
small percentage die. A careful estimate
luStifieS the statement that nearly
Quarter OF million people in this city are
under medical treatment. Every branch of
business is crippled by the prevailing sick
ness, and on an average of once every
twelve minutes during the week some one
in the city has died
DR.. J. D. Hammond says with reference
to the prevalence Of sickness at this time:
The present epidemic of Ia grippe is as
bad as a season of cholera, SO far as the
number Of people affected is concerned.
The present condition of things is likely to
result at any time when the weather be-
comes cold and wet after a long period of
unseasonably warm weather. The officials
at the Department Of Health say that the
number of deaths reported this week is
without precedent"
The morning call., 1891-03-29

ton OF Christs resurrection. each of which
gives opportunity for much ceremonial inl-
pressiveneSs.
AT the customary hour for the principal
mass, the high altar in each church being
suitably decorated. the clergy in purple
rohes went in procession to the outer doors,
where the Easter fire was kindled from
hlnt and solemnly blessed. One of the
tapers OF the triple candle was then ligh sed
at the sacred fire, and the procession re-
turned to the altar, stopping twice on the
Wav to light the other tapers.
linen the five grains of incense, which
were blessed at the same time with the fire,
were inserted in the side of the paschal
can dle-the candle representing Christ risen
from the dead and the grains of incense the
hve wounds. Immediately afterward the
candies and altar lamps were lighted from
the triple taper ana the usual prayers for
the church, the Government, the clergy and
faithful were recitcd.
AT the blessing OF the baptsmal font the
prophecies from the Old Testament were
first recited and then the holy oils were
poured upon it. The clergy then returned
to the altar. where the ''Lltany of the Saints
was chanted, this, in turn. being followed
by high mass, in which, at the ''Gioria in
ExcelsiS, the bells rang out merry peal
and the organ poured out a melodOus ac-
compartment, for the first time since Maun-
dy Thursday. This sudden transition is in
tended to typifv the joy felt by the disciples
OF Christ on learning of his resurrection.
The mass proceeded in the usual manner,
except that the "Alleluia" was continually
repeated. Immediately after mass, vesperS
were cbanted and the public services closed.
The morning call., 1891-03-29
BLOCKED BY SNOW.
Freight Trains in Pennsylvania Abandon
and Telephone Service Crippled.

Freight Trains in Pennsylvania Abandoned
and Telephone Service Crippled.
PITTsBURG. March 28.-The heavy snow
storm which prevailed here last night and
this morning has ceased and the weather is
Gle airing.
LANCASTER Pa.), March 2S.-The snow
fall in this county is about over. The snow
on level measures about nineteen inches,
aud the turnpikes and country roads are
blocked with drifts from five to seven feet.
The Reading and Columbia Railroad is
badly blocked. a number of freight trains
are being abandoned. One train is unable
to proceed with three engines. The tele-
D hone service is also crippled.
WINCHESTER pa, March 28.-The
storm still continues here. Snow has been
falling for thirty-eiRht hours and has
reached depth in some places Of nearly
three feet. The county roads are impass-
ablr.
HARRISBURG Pa.), March S-The snow
storm which prevailed in this section since
yesterday afternoon is now over. The coun-
try roads are in passabe, but the passenger
trains on the several railroads are arriving
and departing on time.
MARTINsBURG (W. Va.) March 2S.-The
1t lasted forty hours and about six feet Of
snow has fallen. Trains are DELAYED on all
the railroads. The storm extended far into
Virginia.
READING pa, March 2S.-As a result of
last nights storm a large section OF the
country hereaoouts is snGW-bound to-day.
Railroads are badly blocked and mail-stages
between Lancaster County towns and this
city did not reach here at all to-day.