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UNITED BRETHREN.

Report of Conference ProeSSdIpES-ThO
Third Party Gets Left.
10 the Editor ofths IHlelltq6er.
SIR:-0n the 2Sl day OF September,
1885, the Pnkersburg Annual Conference
Of the United Brethren in Christ met in
It's twenty-ninth session at Freemansburg,
Lewis county, West Virginia.
Bishop ]. Dickson, D. D., Of Chambers.
burg, Pa, called the Conference to order
at o'clock r. NJ, and led in appropriate
religious services.
S.J.Graham was chosen Chairman with
VIM. NJ. Weekly as Secretary. Rev. E.
Barnard and NJ. s. Bovey, OF the Central
Ohio Conference were introduced and I'D.
United to advisory seats.
Rev. @. Hall, agent for the West Viz.
ginia Academy, read his Educational re-
port. Pending its adoption, Prof. Reese,
principal Of said Academy, read valuable
paper on education.
S ]. Graham, ]. w. Boggeas and A. o.
Halterman were elected Presiding Elders.
E. Harper was granted q transfer, and
goes to Denver, Colorado. DR.. ], L. Hens.
ley was granted transfer to the Central
Ohio Conference, and ]. 0. Morris 70 the
Tennessee Conference. Eightlicentiates,
having passed their course Of study, were
ordained to the Office Of Elders.
Two applicants were granted license to
preach the gospel.
The Third Party was considerably In
the minority In this ooaisEeneet No "
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INDIGESTION Cured!

Itufercd for more than ave years with indiges
ton, scarcely able TetIn the simplest food on
my stomach The burning sensation was almost
lntolern6Ic, ard my whole system was dcanGed
I was wGkeiul aud could not sleep, aud couAe.
quently more or less nervous all tho time. de-
clIned in He,h, and SuGeed al the usual depres.
ZION attendant upon this terrible disease. In q
word was miserable. AT last failing to End re.
lief IN anything else, commenced the use Of
Iwitts Specific. began TO improve at once The
medicine toned up the stomach strengthened the
digestive organs, and soon NIL that burning ceased.
and could retain food without difficulty. Now
my heA III IL good and can eat anything In the
shape Of bod, and digest 1t without the slightest
difficulty most cheertully bear this testimony,
because there are hundreds suffering rs was, aud
am sure they can be as readily healed. Take the
prescribed 10tt after "a Ing. Instead Of before.
JAMES MANN, No. II Ivy st.
Atlanta, Ca, May IS, 1885
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fort was made TO endorse that party
The Committee on Temperance submit
ted q report which embraced, In sub
stance, the following: That we recognize
in the West Pfrginid freeman fearless
advocate Of Prohibition, and that we dc
what we can to promote It's circulation.
Z. Harper moved that We 30 amend a.
to strike out all that pertained to the
Wea Virginia Freeman, and In its stead
substitute temperance literature.
The amendment was adopted.
The report as amended was at length
taken up but was rejected.
The msjority did not suppose that any
member would vote against the report
hence they grew little careless and the
majority, taking advantage OF this, voted
the entire paper down. The CommtGee
on resolutions, however, reported a reso.
luton favoring legal and constitutional
prohibition, which was unanimously
adopted.
Three.fourthso OF the conference, or more,
are opposed to Third Party movement,
and much larger percent than that is
found in the laity. Our ministers and
laymen are all in favor OF prohibition,
but all are not in favor Of Prohibition
party.
The report Of the stationing Committee
was as follows:
WEST COLUMBIA DIsTRIcT-A. @. Hal
terman, P. +.
Union Circuit-E. F. Chapman.
Bethel CirCuit--A. s. Blagg.
Thirteen Circuit-J. L. Harper.
Fair Paint. II. Rymer.
Sandy Circuit. Slaughter.
Buffalo Circuit-G. Y. Palmer.
Walton Circuit-G. II. DevUl.
Letart Circuit-A. s. R'tlls.
Milton Miesion-H. L. Polling.
Wood Missicn-J. W. Avis.
PARKERsBURd DlsTRIcT.-J. w. Boggiss,
P. L,
Parkersburg station-R. A. Hit.
Parkersburg CirCuit-R. NJ. Hite.
Cairo Circuit-M. V. Hibbs.
Pennsboro Circuit-W. W. Bymer.
Middle Island Circuit-A. P. SallSz.
Titles Mills Circuit-D. L. Weaver.
New Milton CiICuit-G. D. Holden.
Hessville Circuit-G. K. Cunningham,
sardis Circuit. N. Ohidistcr.
Volcano Circuit-A. Hendrickson.
Troy Circuit-J. A. Dlagg.
Iron Dale SlAtion-G. A. Davis.
Grafton station-To be supplied.
BUCKiANNoN DsTRIcr-S. &. Graham,
P. E.
Buckhannon Station-M. S. Bovey.
Hinkleville Circuit-H. Il. Hess.
Upshur Chcuit-W. II. Albert.
Lewis Circuits. T. Westlall.
Braxton Circuit-G. W. Weekly.
Danville Circuit-F. NJ. Pritchard.
Preston Circuit-H. B. B. Amos.
Barbour Circuits. A. Shanabarger.
Glade CiEcuit-A. +. Rodgers.
New Intereit Circuit-G. B. NJ. Har..
Freemausburg Circuit-W. NJ. Weekly.
West Milford Circuits. Gamer.
q. Warner, D. D Corresponding Score.
larry Of the Home, Frontier and Foreign !
Missionary Society OF the U. B. G.
@. Hall, agent for West Virginia Ac.
ademy. n.L.P.
RarensWOod, W. Ia, Sept %.
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Aeatca1.
DIR. j. Il. SMITH,
No. 14O4 Chapllne Street,

The best evidence OF 4 physiciau'E Success Is the
testimony OF his patients. The increasing de-
EnAndS Tor my services prove that have
dealt honorRhly and fairly with those who have
consulted me. never use patients name with
out permission though have many hundred Ger.
tlhcateB from those whom have cured after they
had been pronounced lnourAblc A thorough med.
lcal education with many yean hospital experience
BeTvAnce Of tempemmentd pecuIiAriucs and strict
attention " hygienic management insures success,
cure Is possible and frankly give the patient my
opinion.
Home Proof.
Kidney and Liver Diseases and Rheumatism
Suffered Misunderstanding seemed 70 help ue;
ZEPH. PIiILLlpS, Wheeling, ". Va,
Catarrh, POlypus OF Nose, Impaired volco.-Sui.
tered i0r year patent medicine failed to help me.
- CHARLES CHADDuCK,
OF speIIel & Co., Wheeling, ". Va.
Dyspepsia and liberated Stomach. Treatment
for failed e TG M T6 5fe Dr. Smith 9, sSed
Fits-IISd them for iogEtsen years 9T; Smith
scfoinla, Running Sores on Head;-"M son was
afflicted for fourteen years. Nothing seemed 10
= MR1. CATHERINE CAPS,
Market Street, Wheeling, ". Va.
Canccr.-NSudcrGl for ycRrX with Cancer Had Il
cut out three times. II returned alter each Opera.
pain" MRS. II. ". CIRCUIT.
Piles, FlEulR OF Anua-FlRt on my back for Is
weeks. Reported dying. Dr.. Smith cured nc
without knife In five weeks.
Wholesale Grocer, Main ST., Wheeling, W. Va.
UlCeR.lons Of Rcctum, PsolApsus aud Plies
"W8 given up to die 1nd pronounced incCrRolG.
Dr. Smith cured me without knife"
WASHINGTON DElIaEY, Martins Ferry.
Rev. Fl. O. Laid WritCS:-"Dr. Smiths probes.
siOnsl services In my family have been most salts
factory, aud commend him TO Ill AZ gentleman
aud EEillinl physician"
I'm. Margaret kOlk says: ri had been suffering
for seven ycar aud treated by many physicians for
dyspepsia. Dr.. Smith said | had 4 tape worm, and
IN eight bours removed q monster 100 feet long"
Female ComplRlntG.-Three years in hospitals for
females give me peculiar advantages In such cases.
Persons cured ofcAtarrh, diseases Of heart liver,
stomach, kidneys, skin, blood, nervous affections
and weaknesses OF men and YOUTH soroiulR and
asthma testify 10 my success.
Piles cured without the knife
Patients at q distance may be treated by letter and
satisfaction guaranteed. A chart for SeiiGxamina.
ton sent on receipt OF two threecent stamps, and
advice returned ltee.
Consultation at office free. Office hours from ga
II. 10 7F. ", daily. Call on or address,
JOHN Il. SMITH, MD,
No. 140l Chnpline St, Wheeling, W, Va.
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Free From Malaria.

In the fall Of 1854 was taken with q case OF ma.
lRrinl fever which Frustrated me both body and
mind. was drugSod after the Old fashion with
mercury and other mineral mixtures, but with no
good results NY 6sHlth wMs SHATTERED and ny
had what everybody thought was droIEy. These
symptOEs alarmed me, and ! vHs ready TO grasp Rt
any rrnie1y suggested A friend advised me .
Try Swift SpeCldn. procured three bottles ard
c0mmCuccd Its usp. The swell Ing soon SubSided
I have taken the three bottles, which have made d
perfect cure, aud feel like new man to-day
There uey.r was 4 more mCIitGrlous medicine Of.
tered to suffering humanity. 1t has wrought won,
derS for me. WILLIS JONES.
Lec.burE, Ice county. Ga, March Il, 1885.
ForSa!e by all ugglSS.
Treatise ell Blood and SKIN DIfcGsGS mailed iICe
THE SWIFT sPEClFGC Co.
n. Y, 1877 W. 25d St Drawer O. Atlanta Ga.
ForSale by LEughlln BrcS. < Co. ard Logan 4 Co
jylO D&W
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The best salye In the world for Cuts,
Bruises, Sores, Ulcers, Salt Rheum. Fever
Sores, letter, Chapped Hands, Chilblaine,
Oorns and al Skin Eruphon5, and posi-
lively cures Piles, or no pay required. II
10 guaranteed 10 give perfect BatigtaCtion, or
money refunded. Price g cents per box.
For sSls by Logan q Go,
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Detroit Fne Pres.
"Yes," he shouted, as he took a closer
look at the bulletin beard, "lhe Puritan
is ahead-she wins-she's got there"
THAT'S good" chuckled man at his side.
"Good! why, it's gIoIiousI | want to
yell at thet0p Of my voice. Excuse Inc
while 20 into the ally and give three
cheers for the blessed old Yankee Doodle
puritan" Exactly; but I'd like to see
you a. Cant do It; got to shout or
burst! Come on everybody who wants to
cheerw 1--we got a little BILL" calmly
observed the other as he passed it over.
The enthusiast received 1t. 1t was a bal
Ance Of SlS on account. The enthusiasm
faded from his faco in second, and his
wild gestures suddenly ceased. "See TO II
next week." he growled, as he moved
away. "Say, amt you going to shout!'
called boy after him. "Shout be hanged
Let the old Puritan win and be durnedl |
don't go cent on the infernPl country
nohow and he savagely elbowed his way
through the crowd and headed for home.
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FINANCE AND TRADE.
The Features Of the Money and Stock
Markets.

I
Markets.
NV YanK. sept. 93;;-Monsy easy At lAlk per
| elm Exchange dull AZ 81 ss5<S4 SSIf.
| GoVERNnEdT BoHps-Active and strong,
| sTATE BoNps-Fairly active and strong
| RAILWAY BoNDs-bArket quiet. Sales 81, 2TS, 900
sTooKs-The TIA Sing At the Stock Exchange was
among the most llielesl that has been seen FOL
months past This total sales were only 1890
After steady opening there wa9 an irregnlas mar
lowest prices Of the day were made before noon.
In tho afternoon the market moved slowly upward,
aud closed StrOngfor comparatively active sticks;
6 inS were only fractional. PGclac Mall made a
| nc, advance Of ~ percent. Delaware & Hu ISon
gained ~ and La9kaWanna " percent
The total sales OF all stocks for the month ending
to-day were $50, 800 shares, against $4,000 IN
August aud 1881 900 III July. The most important
changes In prices, comparing the closing quota
tons OF the active stocks this evening with those
Of month ago are gain Of Terceutf Late
Shore. ~ iOf Michigan Central, ~ r Delaware &
Hudson. for Pacinc Mall. while New jersey ecu.
trlR Is down SpGrccnt Other changes ATE for less
than percent, but generally show small adj
U. 5. s., lO4<: u as, Il23f: U. 8 new 4S
13I55S; Pacific Is OF 49, l2s; Central Pacific, hhtS
llSH: Erie. seconds NJ; ,Lehigh 4 Wilkesbarre,
st. Joseph, ll6; 81 =. l. e. tirstS, 1874: TenIus.
see Is, old. 49: do new. 4g51S; Texas Pacific Land
Grants 4I1S: do Rio GEHnde. GO; UnIon PHc!ee
nCu llsSli 90 LAM BIanH' lVfS4 10 slnklnH IunuI
10; Virginia q, 10; Virginia ConSols extra ma.
turct coupons, 4S%; do deferred, lg55<; Adams Ex.
press Nv; American ExnreEs, IS; Canada South
*: do drSb preferred, Il: do second preferred,
s: T., G.. C. 4 l., an; Denver & Rio Gnnde, l3N;
Erie, l71s; do preferred, SS;. Fort Wayne, RS;
KGnEa1 4 Texas. d; Lake Erie 4 Western gsS;
Louisville, New Albany d Chicago. 81 Memphis
d charleston, IS: Michigan Central. CO; Missouri
Pacific. VIZ: Nashville 4 Chattanooga, q; New
Jersey Central, AZ: Northern Pacific ny; do
preferred, AZ; Chicago b Northwestern. VIZ: do
preferred, Is: New York Central, 9SN; Ohio
Central, !; Ohio & Mississippi, IN: do preferred
ri PaStaG Mall Sls H.s61rgh, AoG BEADING aiding
red, So: c., N 4 ". Paul, 7E3z: do prefer.
red, l071+: 'Te1sA Pacific. ia; 0nIon Pacific,
40sS; United States Express, 81; w., st. L. 4 p,
IL; do preferred. IS; WellH.FGfgo Express, LII;
Western Union, 6saas.
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Aboutthirty years ago q prominent ply.
stefan by the name Of Dr.. William Hall
discovered, or produced after long expert
mental research, remedy for diseases Of
the throat, chest and lungs, which was Of
such wonderful efficacy that it soon gained
a wide reputation in this country. The
name OF the medicine is DR.. VIM, Halls
Balsam for the Lungs, and may be safely
relied on as speedy and positive cure for
coughs, colds, sore throat, etc. TThsAw
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DIR. MOTIFS FRENCH POWDERS.

win cure Diseases Of the Kidneys, Gravel, elect,
Structures, and all Urinary and urethIh DiteASeS
Nervous and Physical Debility, sernlnAl Weakness
Lon Of Vigor. Premature Decline In Man, Early
oesBes, 90. Syphilis In all ii forms, sore throat
and nose ulcefS, eruptonS, scToi1la, tettef, Balt
rheum and all blood and adm dtSeares. Female
weakness speedily cured. gSSotshsA GEESd IN
& ,. BoCLmo, LoaAH d o., DtuEgiGts, Sent y
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.iINHEUU ITuVt4tT'
A negro boy, while walking along the
street, took of his hat and struck at a
wasp that had alighted on tall shrub,
hanging over fence. The boy put on bis
hat, turned to man and said: II thought
got dat Oar ole wass." Didn't you yet
him ?" "No, sab, but l." he snstched
of his hat, clapped his hand on the top Of
his head, squatted, howled and said:
"Blame q didn't git dat ole was,."
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For nearly thirty.four years have been
a victim OF CataIrh. have tried many
remedies, receiving little or no relief. l
bought one bottle Of Ely's Cream Balm
and derived more real benefit from that
than all the rest added together. You can
recommend 1t as being safe and valuable
medicine,-A. L. FULLER, Dandy, n. Y.
TThs&W
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COMMISSIONERS SALE OF REAL
" EsTATE ,,,..,. ,o,,0, 4, mn nv a
64rI!. Of he Municipal Court Of WhetllngI maue
az Ise ,lifi day Of June, 1855, aud an otder OF
~ ,tc made on the gSth day oil August; ioSS, IN
t1IiIs chAgCey therein pending, IN whlch Emma
T1SlGr With ;, o. Taylor, her husband, are plain
iIS Ind William II. Harden aud oIhen are ae
kaiAug, Twill On
SATURDAY, OCTOBER l., 1885,
,or,,,rnrng Al 10 clock A. N, sell at public auc
to, 10 lbs highest and best bidder, At the front
sSa, Il he Court House Of Ohio county, West
St.T,SlA The allowing described real estate:
1SS Wal orehAli Of lot numbered thirty I'D
,GI,s on The sOith side Of Fifteenth street, IN the
WSbs,i t,n.la1n addition 10 the city Of wheeling,
n thr STATE Of WtAL Virginia. together with Tue
SrJijars and Improvements thereon. The lore
vrnJ Duu.l.y comprises the property and real
epaFg Of the late hOstein Harden, and IL most
S,irshe nnIpcrty. The improvement, consist o.
Sl,rs brick dwelling house, with brick stable and
S,arT al: build pgg, aud are In excellent repair.
fEs.sOPs AlE--Une third Of the purchase money
IhslI le raid IN C4h on the day OF sale, and a.
Buch more thereof ~ the purchaser may eleS 70
i%y, M bLance shall be paid In two equal In
TI,nrulS with interest irOm day OF sac, az ono
l1i no YEAR tfUm the day oil sale, respectively:
ibp rurh,,rr 10 give his notes for the deferred
tAyugn,s with security 70 to approved BY the
r5ilni,,cner; and as further security tac utlo 70
Nh p4rril Of land shall be retained until the pur
thac monty Vi al have been paid In full, and the
~ cal commissioner ordered BY the Court 70 CON
;snlf SPECIAL Commissioner.
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How vain the loving darts that fly
From cen the most bewitching eye,
Unless the teeth are pure and bright
And ever kept snowy white.
II you would cave your teeth from harm,
In Sozodont youth find charm.
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"MY daughter has taken the medicine
faithfully, according to directions, and her
health and spirits are now perfect. The
humor is all gone from her face. / wish
every anxious mother might know what a
blessing Ayers Sarsaparilla is In such
NaaAa nav
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Eyes bright as diamonds should be sup
plemented by teeth white as pearls, and
this latter element Of beauty can be Sc
cured by using sozodont. II brushed in
night and morning, this fragrant vegeta.
BILE preparation is guaranteed to preserve
the souudness OF the teeth and prevent
their turning yellow. rrhs&w
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As ONE having used Ely's Cream Balm
/ would say 1t 10 worth It's weight in gold
as cure for Catarrh. One bottle cured
me. s. A. LOWELL, franklin, Pa. (see
Rdy't TEhsAw
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DR.. P. P. Gilmartin, Detroit, Mich,
says: ~ have found It very satisfactory in
Its effects, notably in the prostration at
tendant upon alcoholism"
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TaE "wsnt Soap" universally acknowl.
edged 10 be the biggest and best 5 cent bar,
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Inquirer asks:-What must do to
make my hands soitH Do nothing.-BoS'
ton Eoiirikr.
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Use Camphorine Soap freely in washing
bed clothes and all clothes worn closest to
the body. See the big reward we offer on
wrapper. b: STRuNz, =,
Originator OF "Wax Soap"
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The "Want Soap" universally acknowl.
edged to bethe biggest and best s cent bar.
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The Puritan went sailing on Sunday,
which shows how Puritans have degener-
ated.-LOWeN Courier.
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II you are inclined to hire hall, don't
hire alcohol.-H hitehaH Times.
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ALI blackguards are paradoxically white.
livered.-BdrberS GdGStte.
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An Uadoub,sd Blessing.

Passing fair-The street-car passenger,
RAMBLER
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TIE "want Soar" universally acknowl
edged to DO the biggest and best5 cent bar
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VWUVUUl

NEW YoRK, Sept So-Colton; futures closed
weak; November sold atS6sj; May and June 0.66c.
clSctSSArI Sept sO.-oottou steady; uiiddllnE
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INV YoEK, sept. S1-The character Of the gen
erl demand "a unchanged. Clothing woolenS ard
doing well for heavy and light weights. Bleached
cottonS in wide lequEEt t9r light ASsortmentA Cur
rent prices & eady.
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Hor.iOrd's Acid Phosphate, Very satisfae.
farv tr psostrntinn
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CentrcvIIIe-D. r. CArder.
West Union-C. L. Clark.
Williamstown-J. L. Clark.
Folcano-C. F. BoliDger.
Valley Mills-S. L. Jones.
6hiioh-W. Il. Cooper.
Pleasants-J. F. Snodgrass.
Harrisville-A. Mick.
MORGANTowN DlsrMCr-J. F. Cheno.
weth, P. E.
Morgantown Station-C. Crawford.
Morgantown Circuit-J. B. Feather.
Monongalia-J. G. Rexroad.
PSlatine-T. G. W. Ford.
Masontown-J. s. Foreman.
Knottsville-Wesley Chichester.
Kingwood-J. Engle.
Jollytown-D. Cool.
Halleck-R. s. Hillack.
Grafton-S. B. D. Prickitt.
Burton-A. Stevens.
Blacksville-J. II. Trainer.
,irnettsville-J. Conwell.
OAKLAND DIsrRIcr-P. E., G. II. Lakin.
Albrightsyille-D. II. Friend.
BrAndonyille-L. W. Roberts.
CraneSvilIe-D. B. Orr.
Deer Park. W. Bedford.
Evansville. L. Bumgardner.
Grantsville-S. 2. Archer.
Newburg-B. B. Evans.
0akland-J. Engle.
Pleasant Grove-A. Moore.
Randolph Mission-To be supplied.
Rowlesburg-A. D. Perry.
Selbysport and Johnson-E. @. Woodruff
St. George and Aurora-W. P. Weekiey.
Hamilton-ro be supplied.
CLARKsDURG DrsrRlcr.-P. T., J. Lee.
Bridgeport-G. Martin.
Cherry Camp-Marion Taylor.
ClarksburE-J. F. Chenoweth.
FAirmont-A. B. Rohrhough.
Logansport-Taylor Richmond.
lumberport-A. s. Loveall.
Manning ton-C ]. Trippett.
Marion-W. D, Carrico.
Pine Grove-A. S. Arnett.
Pruntytown-D. L. Ash.
Smithtown-B. +. Rogers.
West Miliord--H. ]. Boatman.
Quiet Dale-G Rogers.
Salem-James P. Mccormick.
Wi'sonburg-B. D. Malone.
WorthingtOn-W. Il. White.
BUCEHANNoN DrsrRrcr-P. E., W. G.
Rhieldafsr.
Bealington-W. L. Lovstt.
RuGkhannon--S. Steele.
Beverly-Ered. Cottrill.
Canaan-C. W. Cox.
Freemansburg-D. $. Tamblyn.
FrenchtOn-O. w. Upton.
G!enville-To be supplied.
Phillippi-C. B. Graham.
South Buckhannon-Cyrus Polling.
Sutton-G. II. Williams.
Wehster-B. B. Brooks.
WCston-J. W. Webb.
Glady-E. R. Skidmore.
Troy-C. B. Meredith.
Buckhanron Circuit-C. Warman.
CHARLESTON DIsrRlcr-J. NJ. Warden,
P. Z.
Charleston Station-A. J. LYDIA.
Charleston CirCnit-T. P. Ryan.
Clifton and Mason-J. W. Kepler.
East Charleston-E. G. Norbert.
Hartford City-Thomas E. Galway.
Letart and Leon. W. Marston.
Walden-N. G. Beckley.
Mill Creek-M. W. Atkinson.
Point Pleasant-R. B. Ward.
Raymond City-To be supplied.
Ripley-Webb King.
Sardyville-To be supplied.
Spencer-O. r. Shackelford.
Smithville-Supply.
Walton-J. ]. White.
GuYANDo1rE DISrRlcT,-P, E, N. W.
Rider.
BarDoursvillc-C. E. Show.
CAssville-To be supplied.
Ceredo-W. A. Cheavrout.
Coal River-To be supplied.
East Hamlin-To bs supplied.
kairtield-W. Show.
Guyandotte-W. Porter.
Huntiugton-L. h. Jordon.
Laurel-To be supplied.
MontiCello-J. A. Dixon.
st. Albans-G. L. Show.
Wayne-B. Darlington.
Winfeid-S. G. LOOMS.
Hsmlin-J. T. Davis.
NV RIVER DIsTRcT-P. E, R. E.
Hughes.
Boone. E. Wood.
Clay-To be supplied.
Concord-P. G. Mays.
Elk-Levi Cross.
Fayette-L. D. Bayard.
Flat Topic be supplied.
Hinchman-W. R. Hennen.
Lpgan-To be supplied.
Mountain Cove-W. Hunter.
Ophelia-James Barker.
OCeaniR-Supply.
Pleasant Retreat-G. W. Corder.
Quinnimont-W. J. Scott.
RAleigh-A. Nichols.
Nicholas-A l. Morriston.
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