When it reached Black's farm he donated a strip of land 100 feet wide by 3150 feet long acres for depot and grounds and the station was the result. Rights of way were sold for $10 to the railroad company by Silas Barnes, Henry Hoffman, Jacob Cunningham, Albion T. Robinson, Henry M. Cassilis and H.O.
When Black's farm was reached, he donated a 100-foot wide strip of land that was 3150 feet long for the depot and grounds, and the station was built as a result. The railroad company purchased rights of way from Silas Barnes, Henry Hoffman, Jacob Cunningham, Albion T. Robinson, Henry M. Cassilis, and H.O.