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Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1894-07-01
WHEELING REGISTER SUNDAY. JULY I. 1891.

committee, composed of C. M. Criswsll,
George II. Jones, Edward Manning, D.
T. Bloyd, r. T. Marshall and others.
Blessing was invoked on those assem-
bled by Rev. Mr. q. w. Grimes, aad all
were soon discussing the delicious re-
freshments served by that efficient and
popular Caterer Stidger. j. Alex. Ew-
! fng was called upon to act as chairman
of the social session, which position he
accepted in his usual happy and grace
/ full manner, and introduced Hon. D. u
Simpson, who 10 feeling aud lmpres.
! sive manner delivered al ADDRESS OF
welcome, which was responded to by
that distinguished orator, Hon. j. f.
! Hooten and Rev. Mr.. Grimes.
The beautiful and accomplished
Young ladies forming the Banjo and
! Guitar club, then rendered some cholce
! selections. which were highly appre-
! ciated by all present. The chairman
then called upon the Hen. Il. j. Parsons,
! and assigned TO him as subject Tine
Elks." which that gentleman handled
in mastery manner. speaking OF the
! nigh aims and noble objects OF the or
der. he closed his eloquent address
By impressing upon the minds OF
all present that 10 be an
| Elk is an honor which all
I should covet aand feel proud OF. Mr..
/ Van Pelt was called upon, and respond
! ing. added much pleasure 10 the occa-
sion by his happy vein Of humor. The
exercises were lnterspersed with sweet
| strains of music, rendered by Prof.
| Wilson's excellent orchestra.
pThe event proved such decided sue
cess, and all the participants were so
highly pleased, that the future Elk
| Socials" in MoundSville shall be looked
forward to with anticipations Of delight
and pleasure.
-
Misses Clara and Estella Carney en-
tertained a large number of their
friends iu a very pleasant manner at
their home on South Chapline street
! last FRIDAY evening in honor OF their
visitor, Miss RoSeman Oshe, OF Zanes-
vile. Dancing aud vocal and instru-
mental music made the affair a very
| pleasant one.
The Lend Me Club will give their an
nual outing on next Sunday. They
have been making arrangements for
some time, and expect TO have glorious
time
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1894-07-01
sa,,.factory settlement.

The REGISTER is pleased to announce
the Fidelity and Casualty Insurance
Company. Of New York, has just settled
in very satisfactory aud prompt man
ner the loss sustained by reason OF a
rupture 10 the steam boiler. j. c. A.
dersoR 81 Co. are the agents. and ali
manufacturers or users OF steam boilers
can secure all necessary Information by
calling al the Anderson Agency.
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1894-07-01
RAILROADS.

THE CLEVELAND, LORAIN &
A WHEELING RAILWAY COMPANY
TIME GARD.
EFFECTIVE MAY q. 1884,.
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1894-07-01

SILVER Belts and Button Sets are the
latest fad. We have them both from
81 m. /. g. DILLON & Co.,
Sllyersmiths.
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1894-07-01

Extra tong Waist summer Corset 50c,
worth S1O0. Swabacker's.
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1894-07-01

BAEGAISs 10 Diamonds at
|. e.. DILLON &, Co.'S.
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1894-07-01

READ the Story Of Lost Soul in this
iseue Of the SUNDAY REGISTER.
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1894-07-01

The STORY or A LOST SOUL begins In
this issue Of the SUNDAY REGISTER.
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1894-07-01

Thesausage contest will be the funniest
thing of the season at tho Uni'ed Sathoho
Picnic to- morrow.
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1894-07-01

All Millinery marked down one-haif
SwaDackers,
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1894-07-01

Guaranteed best hitting Shirt waists.
SWabackers
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1894-07-01
THR VACATION PERIOD
Is MARKED BY DULLNESS IN TaB CIRCLES
OF SOCIETY.

A Number Of Notable Weddings During iha Pas
SIX Days, BU; Few Eneraiamens Of
Other Nauys-Prosp,e I've Events.
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1894-07-01

Handsomest and cheapest Shirt Waists
SwabaCker's.
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1894-07-01

" h,to washable ehamoi.clOves coo Rice.
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1894-07-01

Thursday, July 5th. Round trip $40
Tickets good IL days, VITA stop-off priv
ilege at Washington, d. c.. returning.
Pullman sleeper from Wheeling on the
5:35 p. m. train.
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1894-07-01

4-inch an SILK Moire Ribbons 25c.worth
soc sWabsckerS.
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1894-07-01

OUR line OF Fine China is the largest
OF any house in the State.
!. G.. DILLON & Co,
China Dealers.
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1894-07-01

oar s5c trimmed sailors marked down
10 46c. s~sbacker's.
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1894-07-01

Val Laces and others in large varsity.
swabacker's-
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white washable cham OILS Glovet6 9c. kice''
NOTES OF raE RITsG

The new silk Belts with silver buckles.
-,
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MhIre wa.habIe eh amol. GIoY.. eec. slcei
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1894-07-01

white washable chamoi. Gloves 90 : Rice's
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1894-07-01

white washable channels GlOvssesc. Rice's
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1894-07-01

yYhlto wa,hnble chamoI. JOG, So Rics's
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1894-07-01

$40. OO-Excursion TO Atlantic City Via
IS &O-SIOOO
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1894-07-01

White wa.habls ohamOi.GrOvss eoc. Rice.
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1894-07-01

The Ohio Valley Social Club, its mem
bers representing many OF the leading
families OF the Ohio Valley, including
quite a number OF Wheeling people, has
issued elaborate invitations 20 grand
picnic az Gardeners Grove, July fourth.
All trains on the Ohio river road stop at
the grove, which is three miles north
of Proctor.
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1894-07-01

The Lend Me Club will give their an
nual outing on next Sunday. They
have been making arrangements for
some time, and expect TO have a glorious
TINA
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1894-07-01

The alumni Of Union school, accom-
panied by invited friends, held their an-
nual reunion and banquet at Wheeling
Park Friday evening The attendance
was large ana the exercises fall Of in
tergSt.
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1894-07-01

The elite Of MOundSville assembled a.
the opera House on last Thursday even
ing 90 90 honor to the Elks This was
the first reception given by the lodge
organized there some time ago, aud IL
proved 20 DO one of the most brilliant
society events ever occurring in that
city. BY half-past eight o'clock the
Opera House was comfortably flied with
invited guests, who were seated by a
very courteous and efficient reception
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1894-03-15

Galveston, Texas, March 1.-THE at
torneys who LETT here last Monday for
Wallsvle 20 participate in the quo war
ranto proceedings instituted by the state
to Gust the International and Great
Northern railway OF the possession and
control Of the Galveston. Houston and
Henderson railway returned today with
the consent OF the attorneys FOR the state
The attorneys of the international and
Great Northern sled a motion for a con-
tinuance until the September term OF the
court which was granted.
one OF the grounds set up FOR cont!n-
uauce was that the case had been removed
out Of the Jurisdiction Of the county at
tcrney Of Galveston county, who had in
stltuted the suit into the jurisdiction OF
the judicial district Of the district attor-
ney OF which Wallsvile formed part,
and as ne had not time to familiarize him
self with the questions in dispute the mo
tion Tor a continuance was made and
granted 10y lie court.
1t Is believed by those In position TO
know that this Is the last OF the quo war
ranto proceeding against the International
and Great Northern
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contract Tor lighting the streets for -.
fiscal year and submit the connsrt,c
propoHiton to the council at ne nS4a
regular meeting "9N'
The street committee was Instructed 10
ascertain the number or lghts NJ,
burned during the months OF January spS
February. a'N
The finance committee was lnstruotnn
hN motion. 10 confer with Snllidav u
Teasle and ind out from them VII,
FUND the bills for lighting tho CITY sbo,I6
be paid from and the secretary was Nv
structed TO issue scrip TO the electric uqbt
company for account 10 date I'm eCco,1
ance with their decision
Bills were allowed aud ordered maid Ne
follows: H. Starks. salary as ,narsbsl
for September and October. 1909, 500 "a
Starte salary as street conmiselorer
FOR February, 1891, $40; W. Il. swinfSra
salary as secretary for February. s2s. ~
e. Collins. fee Tor jury service In cas.
Worked out on the streets, 5o cents NJ
N>Keever. salary for attending nre eS
sine I'm February. Sgs ''''
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a comfortable am eommodious o,.-a
house, satisfactory t9tis accousue rrsp.
critics ana 70 provided With exits rast q,
may be quickly snpt.ed AZ the co,e.g--,,
o. an entertainment % az maes a rs-
eessity O every modern city as town
han or general meeting place q he Dr..
dinary village
The people o. The psnt up city rss,ira
amusement and II they DO not ana b Al
home VIII seek It elsewhere
The stage has come to be BOXED Bso,
as great instructor and is mads m.
vehicle FOR the incubation o. good morn.
as wei as a means Of relaxation ana IN.
tertalnment People who pauonize tns yl.y
are willing 10 pay far gooa accommoda.
lions. 70 be able 10 see ana near az.
tnetly ana for the largest measure h.
security against accident b. IRE or nm.
toward happening. Tney want = hou,a
80 constructed mat when play Is con
eluded they can get out withsat De-
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ANrI-HARMoNY rLorrERs.


There ar. some democrats, and leading
ones. too. in Texas who. notwithstanding
the restoration OF harmony. which Is prob
able at the nesting OF two committees
on Monday. WIN seek to again introduce
disocrd IN the party by the attempt to
make the silver question an issue before
mo people
The present prospect for reunion az
democrats IS extremely disappointing 70
these gentlemen. and they viii spare no
rains to force disturbing questions to the
front again.
There are differences q opinion among
democrats all over the Union on The
silver question. bat all rejecting minds
VIII asree that there IS no present coca.
sion for contention and 10 good or rrac-
teal result 20 come Of e. Il viii bs moth
ing but a freb-and a, this time and viii
be used for that purpose and no other
The silver question viii be s4:,led ss,is-
factorily ami IN due time. n arc1-laace
with the declarations OF the democratic
National platform Every;ai-- pertain.
ing TO II SO -nayins IN the rirht direction
Tor the permanent restoration ard se'l,-
iitruent o b'-sne,aIuscu. We want both
Fois s7i silver money and 18th
good and of equal intrinsic value Al de11,-
crats are sufficiently agreed on that -
foreso !fspss about details TIA, can only
lead 10 disruption and possible tersa:
a. the consequence.
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LEADING EDITORIAL EXPIRES.
SlON,

san Fraaeiseo can
Sir Et~srd Remele, president ot the
Bos.on chamber % conmeree. has made q
discovery. IN Ais discussion q the Wilson
bill prin; 20 the North american Re-
vlo-v symposium Re slys mat chat is
most VaHted 90 mend tbe times is a de-
mana for goods. This discovery IS So sin-
PIE that she average reader wonders be
dbl Tot ta.uk cf q, himself Men have
a.. -. lu cuisines for nee other ~ezslu -LaD
shat t1a-s vas an insufficient 1ensH. tor
TIE -1ig-s they la1 Cor SAFE. u ~. KEN
RE had EEus on aud Told where t1e absent
I=gtLt alu'l be coG.d or Eaw some other
demand could De created he wo0d nave
BIT kaUbla paused at tie point Wrc-a his
discovery seeue4 t1 1e becoming .u7trlrt-
I've 30 far as can De j1useI nF hls c3u-
t-.nu'i1a % the symposium, he Tanks that
demand i7g 'aa manufactured goods Of
New England may De created los the
admission o. larger quantities % similar
goods from Europe.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1894-03-15
SPORTING NOTES

NEW ORLEANS RACES
New Orleans March 4.-Eighty- second
day, weather fine; attendance good; trsci,
heavy.
Selling, fve-eishths OF miie-rrsnn
Montevideo. Dunlap Time. lax.
Selling hve-eishths of a mEe-spinner.
Blue Eyes, Dan Collins. Time n13is.
Selling, five and a har furlongs-Rur.
rell's Billet Horace LELAND, Last Chance.
Time. l19a
Selling. seven-eiEhths OF rnile-Car.
men. Footrunner Mary Sue. Time. 1.is.
Selling, live and a half furongs-Hon-
oria, Eau Claire The Bu.ly, Time, lla.
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and to this end the auditorium should Be
easy Of lnsress and tsres. Our neigh
boring city OF Galveston has On root
project to build new opsfs boase which
shan tulnll all the requirements Of a model
temple Of Thespis in connection with
vel equipped hotel or the European pan
The new house is to be made perfectly
safe. with such numerous exits ard such
broad stairways that i can BE- emriied
within two minutes IN case o. an enicr-
sency Then there arc 70 he such conven-
ieneos ss foycrs and dressing rooms for
ladies and gentlemen, the house is 70
b lighted BY electricity ard provision
made for satisfactory heating "a cold
weather ami for cooling the house b the
use OF Electric fans IN warm weather.
The new opera house fcr our nsighbor-
ing clty IS IS yet only promise but
such promise as The Post sincerely
hopes will early be fulhllsd Tor the credit
OF the city and fof the satisfaction and
benefit ~ her people who paTanize the
MAY
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8 81. LOIiIs RAcEs.

St Louis, No. March li.-At Madison
today the weather was clear and warmer
and the track fast.
Selling, five and a half furlonEs-Dan
HONG, Dan Farrell. Irregular. Time. 1iG.
Selling, six turlongs -Piccadiliy, sligo,
Ivanhoe. Time, ling.
Selling, five and a half furlongs-Jin
Head, l. c. W. Montel Time, l,iiis.
Selling, five furlongs-Mamie $. Mat
McGreEor Too High. Time, l:Oag.
Selling, FIVE and hat furlongs-Bert
Jordan Go Lucky, Uncle John Time.
l:lfe,
Five and half furlongs-Florella.
Schuykili, Little Fellow. Jr Time, l.l5.
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IT000 TIW0s-
y preacher recently said that news
paper that told the truth, and the whole
truth. could not be a success The minis
ter who will at all times and under all
circumstances tell the whole truth about
his members, alive or dead, might not 0C-
cupy The pulpit more than one sunday.
and In some cases might ind 1t convenient
TO leave the town. The press and he pull
pit 20 hand I'm hand with the whtewash
brush and pleasant words, masultyins he
little virtues INTO big ones. The pulpit,
the press and the Eravestons are 4 great
STINT -uln LAinE triumNirato
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TAE Elas ssco,,
A Costly Blaze at Rsr =.
einu - NJ 80

A Costly Blaze at Rsr ID
sion Of peT.e
Ripley Tenn, Msss a-olI
story brick, two tso4..y M, /.
two-story frame tsS,M ge,..1
ashes as the result si.Y,.lt |
in the saloon Of Is Alrl a
amounts to Sil,0 -saz n m
The fire ragged b tn IN NJ
one time II lock. : q, IS n
naming building 4 efRt n
yield To the angry iias
The explosion Of sl 1Aga]
powder in the TuckI tl..,, N
earth tremble as thg7i Z Il
TOR miles around, and s.glsal
glass fronts. windows &C. I'D
land house, on the oiscsis z
many Others.
some Of the merchants 8
saving a small porion q n
though in a badly damaged G
the business men in he e
moved their goods mo The
the loss to nearly all Of them 4
viii be considerable
Tho losers from the conas;I
among the largest merchants
and had the best locations
than probable tina; they Eil 4
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He Writes a Humorous Letter to Score
tary Norton.

fte ~ EL-aS q f1lfNlINNah AAtl 70 hFHh.AN-
tary Morton.
Washington March 1.-THE following
letter has been received by Secretary
Morton from Dr. VIM. Yandell. health
officer az T., Pasc. Texas, in acknowi-
edgment If the receipt Of packages of
seeds.
My Dear Sir: Through the Kindness 81
the Hon. e. Q. Mills and J. Y. Cockrsl
received lately from your department
a Package Of winter vegetables, bearing
a printed request that report the result
OF my trial Of that variety and return
this paper bag with such report ! in
close the bag which contained the only
variety So far given ii trial aud in this
connection / desire to say II you that
strict compliance with the democratic
platform in its demands for more rigid
economy ia public expenditures meets
nay hearty approval and | assure You
that I shall take great pleasure ar any
time VIXEN you are short on paper bags 10
forwarding you a dozen or Two on re-
ccip, %. a prepaid self-dlreete4 envelope
This request / make not s1 mNrh 10
save postage AS because / am determined
not .l ue "a party TO the p2-toNhee depart
muut sencm. tor WORKING on john Wan
.ar..Ear.s chest protectors Unc only
stamps now TO be had di oul r'Hl.tAo'l
on att innocent ana unsuer-c.lN- pubic.
1 have also to request tuit "n"u you
send me more dried vegetables SOU enc
large paper bags, as those '".'lf.'|. 'A
the language OF the co.''ni laAA Mh'
aces ME thu honor To pttH'i' over me
"a economical department of ms . tan
nsnmynL don harB ho| . taste
Cfuuar rnmptls me 10 r0p1'. lHai NJ
nave ever tasted W'fS, pcs" .NaH me
a9mpi 10 OF EuEan9 th1 variety
al REGAL. AIH DF.f
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TILE SrARLET FENER-

Waco. Texas. March H.-Dr. swear
insen, state health officer, IN regard to
the scarlet fever scare here says: Il find
that every precauuon is being taken that
could be taken to prevent its spread ami
we can reasonably expect that any fur
thor infection VIII be prevented aGd a1
epidemic averted. I see no reason for
guaranteeing against Waco"
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.r,1r LITE a RMIi

10 the Editor Of The PS''
The desth Of a. :. smith. 4,
Merchants hank in Fort We,
recalls to my mind an lntii''.'
pened in that city q i ts Y, Z. Z,
which he was one OF in ,if...'-
MAI ". FLOYD, now Of hg5. w. 4
cnuonent. Floyd was ~ w W,
sb6ndent AZ Fort WoTm " y,
Herald and IN bis budsss,, ,. 4; 4,
said something which sIli.lY :. =
ohiscfions 10. He denolletl (.
inter terms, Friends o. Y, 4,
tba news to Floyd ana ~. Il
what smith had SAID, w me-, "A
was Jim Roberts. a. pttnSsil n
it1r Of Inc Fort Worth i t9ss,l
e5,t1,ion was held and tls .,,i |
s.stn ~, decided that ne Woul
lSnao "a Smith and Ropein
r4rI-y line note ! nave , s'Ii
offen. and While It = 5;im, 4
ra-j Joke. Il was al w. ,nB n
Ems aGair. Roberts io e! pl,I /.
ofiice nj The Merchant. ..Is
hin I'lovd's challehss "a Z.
nm, XXI, lirbt OF the matter WI y
yaiye ~ the hand atis .ng ies Z
Toborts had anlclp W. - i.i !
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-"t Aar;lr>F lawyers Engaged 500 tae
!'7'a- H-e-s.gr.a-e r7s. have au.atc.
"1 a ar ga 30 u --. t.-.a a.
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DEMOCRATS ss,,..

Kansas City MunicIp,l g.
Kansas City, No, NM, IN /,
Of the most tursal. ,a'' =, !
yen'i0ns ever held h NJ \. !.
democrats as tonight dris \, I.
IONS and nominated IN 4, Y
a., AT one time matters NJ IS
t tn In, Chief Of Police sp, nv
~, 70 c'ear The hail ant i', NJ y
IONS 81, could come to an , y z; q
me light was beiv ~ ' Z.
ocFatic delegates and y, . ~ e \
, the Leadership y s', NV
son, the labor nomis. o' tiri
"A, After the Convention NJ " s
' sl9n iiye hours the j \.
Endorsed the labor le,5. 800 !
Helnocrats ama a M L
, leers and yells. inao,ss5 Al 4.
nominated by the lnd ~ n
ago. 's'''sl2
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DENIGs 4 anonrAnr

Says There IN % DMau,e se o., t,,t,..
Certain Fees Belong
San Antonio. Texas Marrh H-A press
dispatch from Eauas rlty sayr r5,nfy
'I.rE MouiE0marY Burr OF E,pst-
'lly, "ho Ne n9v l1 Hou Antonio. ls ,byr,
in hie account iBWL Bum yt, had
n..h hgre about "a month says thS KIT
iai'h 4grs him EIcai luluIce. th,i
IT., 1Ialf Do tWpiY z dispute bstWrnu
3WulsnoH'fa as no Wa5m cerulu wv
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LAKE, To rHE euLr.
Contract Let FOR Track Building on
Sabine Pass Road

Contract Let for Track Building on o
Sabine Pass Road
Little Rock, Ark, March 1.-THE con-
tract for the building OF $50 miles OF the
Lake Superior. Gulf and Southwestern
railroad from Aurora, Mo, to this city.
part Of a trunk line from the lakes to
Sabine Pass. was let today to the Inter
state Construction company Of New
York, 100 miles Of this end being let to
Colonel j. II. Mccarthy OF this city,
work to be begin at once. The general
offices and shops are to be located IN this
city, This means competing trunk line
from the lakes 20 the gulf
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1894-03-15

condemnins the Atchison passed some
time since by that body. The trouble Is
not over, however
Tho Jacksonville southeastern today an
nounced a cut from S2J to S2565 from Poo
ria to El Paso, making the through rate
becaute the sum Of the locals made only
!.