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The ffocE in TrInIfn's Iosrer

The clock in Trinity Church tower
is the heaviest in America. II might
seem that in its construction an effort
hal been made 10 ascertain how much
metal could possibly he planted in a
clock. The frame stands nine feet
long, five feet high, and three feet
wide. The main wheels are thirty
inches in diameter. There are three
wheels in the time train, aud three
each in the strike and The chime. The
winding wheels are formed of solid
casting. thirty inches in diameter and
two inches thick, and are driven by
opinion and nrbor." On this arbor is
placed a jack. or another wheel, pin.
ion and crank, AMI il takes $50 turns
Of this crank to wind each weight up
II requires 200 feet of threc.inch rope
for the three cords, and over an hour
for two men to wind the clock. The
pendulum is eighteen feet long, and os-
cillatcs twenty-fv, times per minute.
The dials are eight feet in diameter,
although they look little more than
half that size from Broadway; The
three weights are about eight hun
drcd, twelve hundred, and fifteen
hundred pounds respectively. A large
box is placed at the bottom of the well
that holds about n hale of cotton /
waste, SO that if n cord should break,
the cotton would check the concus-
sion. II Sunday Mercury.
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[Scien,i6c Amt ricau.


THE HUMAS FACE. Too often the
human face il but a mask which con.
ceals the real character. The men or
women most famous for hesrtless cru.
city have bcen celebraied for their
handsome faces; writers Of fiction have
never been unmindful of the fact.
Faust is represented as being hand
some man: while the German fisher
men sing Of the sirens who drag mems
souls down to perdition with their fa-
tai power of beauty. Some faces are
unreadable. and tell nothing of their
owners character. The merriest men
now and then have the most solemn
faces. and the most serious frequently
have cheerful ones. Frequently the
most heartless coquetie has all the shy
graces Of a girl Of sixteen, while the
heart Of some woman who looks YOU
through with cold, steady eyes, may
he filled with love and tenderness that
yon are too blind TO discover. So We
all ::go on, wearing disguises of differ
ent device. never quite concealing and
never quite revealing the lite within.
NJ soul stands out without any dis
guise. There is always n veil, howev.
er transparent. between it and the
rest of the world. And thus il will
always he.
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solid Coin Silver Teaspoons, s6 per set. sent 10
any sddress. G. o. d.. SUBJECT 10 examination heore
psSrk ssss " ,s.,s.ssa su, s o,ss
Jeweier. iss Fourth Ave-. Louisville. Ky.
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MAGILL'S CHILL CURE.

This maryeloas melieine cnres permanently aud
speedily all kipds Of Chils anj feseT, Damb Agae
and Mslarlsl Fever matters MOI 0i hos many years
standing. Where qainine, arsenic, and many dele
tsfl0us compounds have been used At the risk OF
permanent Injury. without unseating the diseas.a.
This Grand NeEsishie Preparation has worked
speedy Care. reIsons using II as chill cure have
h<en surprised 10 ind this medieine sptndid
eases oi general debility. As parsaii,e II has no
equal. Need hs taken only a lev dsyA aud dlfoe-
lions easily kllswsd. Ths proprietor viii pay ons
be ecp o. saiains sssssis cf other dele,efious
.ah.iaIies. fa sale In s,arlefd b. Porter sia,g.
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,'"i ply thea 18th aa.i ,iiy ,hsia all.
Mho 'sinly tho drains oi yui,ih n-"ali
rof Of all -sd weris of tongue of t-n.
The sssi,issi are the-e-''lt might have i-7.u'''
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TICKET ADMITS TO BOTH CIRCUS
hn y@ n na~n MIma7P x,pd@y
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Sr~ wed~ Of Warming R"H~~y
f0gs

/ An experiment was lately made by
the New York Elevated Railroml
Company in the Use Of a newly invent
Ell apparatus for heating n train Of
cars by the surplus steam from 10.
connective. and satisfactory results were
obtained.
The apparatus consists Of n chain oi
pipes extending through the cars on
each side. connected between the cars
and the locomotive by IN elastic hose,
wound to prevent condensation, and
with couplings similar to those used
for the car brakes. The dome. or
some convenient steam main on the
locomotive, is tapped for small pipe,
in which is valve. by which the en-.
gineer or fireman can control the heat
in the cars. Under the ear body are
two expansion valves to allow vent for
the air when steam il first turned on,
and also 10 allow the cold water of
condensation to bc freed from the
pipes and 10 prevent freezing. The
PIPES inside the cars are inclosed with.
in other and thinner pipes, and the
space between the two Is packed with
fine d,,eI sanI
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LRWIn. GAGE 4 CO..

Deslers In Field and Garden Seeds. Farming Ina
pleuents, Avery Piows. Brinley Piows. Sole aesnts
ior the sslebrsted siudebsker Wagon and Oliver
Chilled Fiog.
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Our Jon OFFICE rs COMPLETE

Ia every particular: and our Jon PRiSrEn Is sc.
tnov ledscd the he-t w the State.
Prices 10 suit the times.
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HENRY A. MAeII-L.
Psss. 4 Naa'fh ios fearta Az, Iouls,ilie. Ky.
West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1878-10-26
Washington lie ter.

Ger p -A"nou2h us vet en-
tlIe.y TOO early TO la K ahou' p, rsl-
DENTAL cand dates StIil Anch IN lui
wns eRnn before Hayes was AMY
inAuEnrAted and will undoubtedly
COM Ne nj 1880. TuIs il alw.v ,
he c4s-. though mOIe names than
usudi have been 'neutiJuod in tnAi
cOnnectIen urlnG the past year.
Il den, HeudIIrks, Bs>aid, C.nk-
ing, u tne, BrsInw. b 81, Thur
meu Grant. Saeimtn nj hhl
score ri oihetz, uf'rs ~ isss - lg,b p
% the high fhce. S utorIn yunu e.
cIdns yer tUat thy oonslder ia.
y mocraIc outlook biIgh,tr lhan e
ras u~eu since The VA, aud auiiu,-
rote comp e. victory Tor tLa,
ratty IL 1880. TIty a.so slate tina
BIst,w aud b alur nave the beat
chance ia The South ~ the
90 ing man, aud that Thurman,
CDnknng u, s prman would receive
mDte snpI Or, than q anl.
Buuerlsm sPPears to be dying ut
and Brarsey IL completely lost s.g /
pt. Mnrcn ard Lad!, grssnb ,cksr-
IRON Name, will receive on =
snare OF notice ia the II use next
Sinter, partly because VI lbs bate
hey passed through, + Itly from tLe
Dung party whose Cause they ss-
pousr. and more, perhaps, because o.
tue absences OF the msu whose 80 -
hey hl, which cannot tai OF being
cOnspICuous. II lie will be missrd
tor be Vas power ol'sn telt a. tie
II use Of representative. aud his
linion wAs considered sorth hav
* Oh aHy measure both by his q.
IFa2ues snd npvoneuts. PJVars W..
H-sA new msmbPT smd one hftls
su0Wn save 30 com ectIpn with The
Mtue de etat.Ou and a. a lion d.
person I appearance, WIN hIs big
frame, n-svy bro4 sni snock VI hng
Utsck ban. Mureh aud Todd botn
declare themselves to be hbonpg
men pOsse-ssi hs,thsr OF means nor
EsorniDg, aud appear 10 COnnds,
those lacIs ~ weigLty recommend4-
tions NERRILL.
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the teacher has such grave re, pom
"ioilIty resting upon him, he chou a
ne we'll q iAlI6ed before ne uhdsr-
takes To lmpart ins.uctIon 10 others.
Considering the faculties sGIrd-d
tor their education, there isnu
excuse Tor the present Ineficl.ncy OF
m4 of our tea hers.
Yei, there ~ no great cause fer
wonder when We CONSIDER that If u
teacher does devote hIs lite To ia,
profession aud becI tue thorough Y
qpA hi, he receives su,h small
cotnp-us4I ION for his sefylces, iha
he may succeed better ia neari,
-veIy Other pursuit IN hir. W.
tni'.k 10 time the people were
boxing INTO his matter, and trying 20
hr,ug n out 4 better state f .H4rA
Ike the matter into you owl
nude. AID select .uch men for your
.jhoo ihc.r- hnI you know have
vuur i"t-ttsts ~ heat. Make the
prot. ssion OF 'etrhiug ~hat II shou d
~. no"le aud justly paying pro-
t-.HoB.
Employ none hu' & i c'sss teach
~rs Ard ptv them hvug w,ges.
Bv 20 dong, yoa will keep yonr
600 ts,chers ~ home. Toe profess
lnn VIII become ~ snp a-other pio-
s.pn-. and you, G Ildren 0In reap
ue reward ia the wtv o. better
-tucAttou.
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W. PrhIlSneI y-r,rri Y full re
'a,m- al ! ~ vote ~ the So uui dir-
'nc', with the * option o. Webster
oun'y. The r-tIIus from rh.,
.untY received today srow 4G3
''t"- ia MARTIN. Burr 8 ard
fHoMP, NIB rs y- = VI MA
ms N "Ity IN the distinct oiG.
dsotn- sum %! s-y-n 'hOu-Hun
I-nJ urdIei aud Eighty one oyri
9URR. aud hiee ihuns4nd Xxx nun
tr- an! sK'v tour ,ver BURR aud
rHoMP1oE TINS IN M lucrrss- OF
ca y nre-h,l' ov b, m.i r ~ b.,
IA Ia NJ MARIN callIrl ,hrd.s
uIct IN 1876. and Is extremely CON
plIn-rtaIy 10 bIm, aud certain y
MS District ia uIi ell % The baun-i
ne time. There - muYh cOus IA.
los ~ The vote TO tie HspIIhu's ~
tue 4. m'uat on whu weie turned
town., toy The R-iu lc,n Conv-n.
IT," Ia eummeT.-- IVheelin6 Pso,s-
ter.
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NobleAeknowI5dg m mt Of North
ern Generosity.

NASHVILLE Tenn O.tgber q
HUI + Ho.s. ~n ur.o,m,u.,,
renom,p.i.d Tor Co.o,e.. bv a..
D-mne,ats Of the sixth J.lr.ot
! bis speeeh a koow.at.1.,.tt.
pomp'l,aent he said. In The pe4
cou,est betF,en the two rsr,isa
they x..I divide upon The governor,
West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1878-10-26

Willismstowu--C Crawford.
Mount Pisssant-- l. ID King.
Volcanic A. Fullerton.
Beiieville e q Woodruff.
X .vrbswood-W II Shaw.
II .rIisvIl wv II Young.
Z z,beIb II II wood.
4 lrnbIro-W y KY.
Wesr Uhon--J E,vie.
> s'ersyIile - X VI HdIace.
N"dilebouih.-G .orgs Cros6eld
C-ntIsvIlI---J " L4ubert.
PeIolrum-Tn tie ,urpird.
CHARLESTON DISTRICT
S Z Steele, Preslhins Z der.
Charieston--S Il ID PuckItt.
Charleston Circuit rnus Cotton
+ Charleston w A Cnepyrout
M .deu-H Scott.
n cho ga [ NJ rrisiUn.
. ~ II !i-ro ne supplied.
Mountain G VIC Il Cope aud
Hsr'ioid C.tJ-.T r Flu kusr.
Mason T. IS Cummings.
Clifton " + .'tym.n
Point r asa. j ". GnlHts
L-tart ani L.o,--NC Br,k,ry
G osz C,r,k--J / C4I,oI.
NJ. Ci-,k C Il Snatk eiord.
K pew r Ungn-4.
Sp-nc,r-- NJ Nc Neal.
Smnh'Ii.---c ID " KING
VAltob-T p k,.u.
Pheasant R-rr-.t-B D Malone.
Elk R.v-I-J + d wa.
GuYANDoTrE DISTRICT
j w Web. 7, es,hIng Z der.
GuynLdOttr-J Lee.
II nutIngton-G Y halter.
Barbo rsvIl--.S G Luomis.
Wayne aud Csredo--G Il Williams
and l. d Heath.riey.
MontIcello--D s Hammond.
w n6e d--U PlIbu,e.
HamlI - Darlington.
Coal K YER B Hagrr.
S, AIuans aud Mliton-J w Bad
ord, Que 10 he supplied.
Bpone--A d Perry.
Hlnchmnn To be supplied.
Fayrt.e--F II X ng.
Mercer. h Fl Owen.
R>eIgh aud Summrrs-C F John
'ou.
@ a'shurg- w Wrlstsn.
WyoW'ne anu Mcdowell To be
'urPIied.
Ct--vll!e- j c Sllrbotrom.
4niv--Tr ne euppuei
Logan NJ -siou-- F. be supplied.
sTATIsTICs FOR THE YEAR CLIO ING
OCTOBER 10. 1878.
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TWENTY THEkE o~D4iors s'pt
down aud uf ~, 4 OF March 1875
less those fnI, unAt- enough to H..
re elected. Tue folio wing u he list
George + Spencer. OF A 4b4m
Sternsn w. D. ~, o. A kan-a-
Aaron B Sa ge"i. ol California:
Jane B Cnaii-- o. CIlondo, Wn
Ii B.fnum. o e. nnecricur; ) ~
b. Conover,oI F orrdA; J IN B Gor
don, Of G-orR'~; r rb.rd ]. OL'es-
by. Of II ino,s: Dani-l Vpihee-, OF
Indiana; John Ingab, Kus.s:
Thomas G. NJ Greer n' K-utuck, :
g. orRe K. Den 3, OF M,ly.snd b
Ii Armstrong, OF NJ -sgurI. john ?.
Zones, Of N-vai.; Brub5lIgp Wal
leigh, OF N W Fl mpshlre: R,-c, ?
'CorEIIng, o. NV Ynk; Augu-tus
heIrimon. Of North C.tnm -: Star.
ley Matthews, OF oro; J uu H..
Mitchell, OF Oregon; J,m,s D,ual.
Cameron, oil renn .v4nla; jon
Patterson, OF South Cro,Ina: Justin
s. morrill,, OF Vermenf; T,morp, o
Howe, Of w sconsin. S,1ndlrd
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oi heroic sous and daughters: with
bowed head aud tearlu' eyes she ex-
tends her hands and surrenders he,
heart tn iSe generous aud magn.n-
lmuus NorIh. Code own Land has
hrIdged the bloody cb.sm. Let NOT
he ambition OF n4n seek To r. orer
he Wounds aud rrkindIe the embpI,
1T 'ecuonsl strife. L-tu 20 Iutu
his great contest OF 1850 wilhou,
az OF these Clements VI sect IA -
bitterness.
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The J,urn Il 80. opinion th,t the
"eo2 ol + o. Cou"ty IN ,dr
MS axe wien tie, .4.u,d NJ,
l'i' - thu L s.s allure INSTEAD o.,
jer' L 20 g..
W. ~-re not 40 much Interested
b." 'tr i"tr election as the editor q.
'he JDuln,tE. nor DO We It this tune
reel Co Ell upoh ia any way TO W..
ilcate Nh, IL ,il, except ia the va,
u commoG isuc5 ana lairne,s.
inonSh W. ave nothing 10 ID
is4.nsL C,rt. E oou, We do nat think
people vi ,hIs county made
mistake IN their cnO,ce
Legislator. T. is tue
hist Mr.. Hot isa lawyer. hnt II j.,
as1 trn Of him q at he IS mau wei
qualified to f'a any posIron OF must
l. may be uue that Capt. En- t.
nod hsh in he leisl.tnre. bat {, ~
hat Prr,l,de NJ. Holt from stan
hing high ala We think nj.
Mr. Hot IL 4 young nan. hit h.
sone of the most elIgent An hunora-
he men oil Preston cou,ty: and even
t he is not sisrm-r, W. are CERTAIN
hat he has the Interests If the ppo-
pc at hart As We have said IN
''rm-r issnA. it. is generally conce led,
hal Preston comfy will have no
'1use To he ashamed of Ell her O: her
egIe Ators
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TIE n loving iL-u ,rJn the @ n
clnnati Sur elbows u peculiar stat
OF ihlngs:
The appeals from The South for
aid have excited some rather uovei
competition IN Cahior"i,, fhe con =
victs in the PenitsntiSty were more
generous in their contributions than
Tue off GERS oil the State; the news
boys did more than he RAILWAY Off
GERS, and the theatres accompl ish I'd
vastly more than'hs churches'
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gehcer

Nh JAMES b TANLY, the business
10 ln.ger o. be Wheeling Re iSter
h~p resigned TIA position To ucc-I
the collectotsbip Of the city Il
Whreling. He still retains his int =
est - that paper. The irmnam
Of tina, paper has been changed t
that Of Lewis Baker & Co., aud ~
b. -iness will be managed and ~
lper edited under the supervision
o. Iawis B4k-r.
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Kngw ~ P 4.oo county. W VA
( ,oMMIssloNEG'5 SALE.

4 ND'l " l1ElON l<tt.O > \ l4E,
G.. ". Flwcstt for The use o. james l..
Stone
as
Ih ma i- iiJJrr, no ais.
PURSUANT 90 "a decree Of tho Circuit
Court OF Pros Oh ca ~, / wII, on
MONDAY. NOvEMBER, 10, 1878.
the ~ nc being cpu day, oIet for sale
the lanu reed - be X iii in Inc above
r'd5o, consisting OF tract o. land in
F"rt'a'd Ills rict containing al rat %
acres, some ~ Ur SO acres of which IN
cic'ne VITA house aud other improves
inonts thereon.
" viii DC sold for 80 much cash ia
hand rs wi be sufficient a. pay the costs
on SUIT ana expenses Of sale and the res
ldue upon a credit 81 %, IL and Is m,aths.
tue pa CHASER executing interest betri "
notes Win apr ,v0 security iOr line do
ioued miscellaneous OF purchase mDn5y
Oct. -, 1873. ro,g81SSl5.
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REAL + TATE LOOKING UP .-F,om
VuIou- SecIlors ihtie CONES reports
use IN the pric- ol real estate.
The Chicago Tribune savs IN II Deal.
IN that Guy WHARF iAri NJ 4 ~,
mouths alo Tor $50 iooi, 1915 i.
Loot has Just been pant. aud reports
~ Increasing iIqnrv Tor real estate
~ means OF Investment. The CAh-
forms advertiser 40 has ,hr new.
Of dec'drlyInorrased rnqpr ~ Tor rpa
-s' a't 10 81" FIahclsro, chef VII
vr~ 10 CITY lmpr ovempnis."
M E 2lAul; The WoYor al M,n.
cnrstc,, Nv II mprh.re. noes -
'vrly d'm'rd Tor tain property,
md adds mat more Lums a4v
hanged handr 10 The G anI,e Siatr
10 The "a I nIne mon b. lhon dnr.ug
ny other Peri i OF he same irnyth
tor The pat tn hundred years. /
n4s already been nolrd hat there H.
great -cAicry 81 - ms tor rent u.
h. l. stern Shore counties OF MARY
IAnh, ~ we'll H. sn improvement %,
The real ~ a.. sales 10 the Fam.
onntl-s H. he lover W ty -
Y rglnl, there ia sIs Jer.epubl-
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SENATOR TRUMAN, in arecentin inter
view says of the Democratic party; "'rhe
D'n,'rItic .Jtf:v - the natural party OF
free in titutiOns. 1t is indies tructil.le so
long such institutions exist. Ami itious
men, seeking iora''new deal" may strive
to destroy il, but they will only realize
tia vanity OF lacking against the
pric.iS." LI)k 1t oar vote this yeIr. in
Ohin an soc how the pirty his mains
tanned it's orsIn.z Itinn and its integrity.
tell you, sir, that sh puld the De nocrit
JIG ia " C. aSe tn exist liberty would cease
3" Ks. The contest would then he be-
g." Ell despotism aui communism. The
Democratic party is tia" breaE ~water
a2"in' both, and it is the onv true cons
sery'.: Iarty in the laud'"
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PRE>TON t0TNrr C0URT.

The circuit Courts are hold np III"
seventh dav or April AMI the seventh
dav NJ OctOhcr.
The County ur's nre held on tho
first Monday in January, second Mon
dav ~ March. third Monlav - MAY.
first Monday ~ 'ulv. fit Monday i'm
September, and third Monday in Sovem-
Der.
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THE per carh,A of Int' xicAiine 10
uora coat in this country la-t ye ~,
was $l3 for very man, woman an"
ch,ld H. the land. There's PEI
Capita that has something ~ d" W. II
the hsri times. - Wheelny LtetL,.
rcnnrr
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RESI- business you Gu engage
= SAN'O a la. - 70 80 per diy ~ iio
~ aiy WJ.Ner Of either SIX, rixht in
ther 'wn localities. Puucrlirs aud
suupies worth 5, iroe. Improve y,ur
hP're un0 at this DIsilB.-. A iutoss
StiNsoN y Co., POrtlmt, II une.
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The Gr,n Loig- OF Ola F. 'ow
OF Wa V rI,n,a il in session At p
kershnrp.
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Z. A Crnnin, of o cyan who e. NV =
ell some notor,rtv duung the Pre-
identIal count IL d4al.
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tn > WEST VIRGINIA METH.
ODDS L PREACHERS.
Where They are to be Stationed
Next Year.

Where They are to be Stationed
Next Year.
M)RGAN1UwN DISTRICT
j w w Il on. Prr-ldIa9 l. ler.
M"rsanto~n-W z SundkrAa,.
MJrS.nrown C,rrun-S Lowther.
SulIhto~n-N B Jnnn4on.
NJ mong.heia-J L WATSON, c.
Harrison.
b andouvile-J G Weaver.
Pleasant H,u--F q W Ford.
GrsnteviI.e j Prce.
X ngwuod IL II Jordan.
III ntown--D Cool.
y aud b lsru.
Dee P,,k--J Lmgh in.
n WINGS X ~.
EV .nsvrIr. W VI West.
Pleasant Grove j w Hess.
Grafton E W Ran.
Knousv"Ie--W Shapes.
Frit-Tman. "A Z Law.
Pd'ailne--C ) A emong,
ST. George L + ne berger.
S~lby Port aud Johnstown - N L
BaumSaIdn-r.
j K Tnomson--P President West
VIr.I'i~ UrSrIsItI; member OF Nor
gsnto~n Q i-rr'rlv Conference.
VIII FLING DISTRICT.
w Q Wilson. 2 eold,ng Z isr.
Wheeling. Fourth Sueet-A @
George.
Wheeling. N nth S rect s. Steele.
Wheeling, Tnomsou Church &C G
WlldIng.
Wheeling. z ne Att eet. C E Hne
Wheeling, Cuarlains Street w r
Viii e.
Wnerli ~, Wesley Caurch--W E
Ripp-v.
Fu NJ A T.ippet.
Mtrsbai, II T. StmiuId
B,nNood- -. W q Rte differ.
New VI Ttu-vrl e--W d Carlo
Grern-- u w Parrott.
Cameron "A Hall.
Crave Crerk-W F Cannon. l c
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