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SHOULD REMAIN ON THE JOB.

Although Ambassador Herrick can
leave France II he so chooses. as his
successor is on HIS way to take UP his
ambassadorial duties, he has elected
to remain at his post in Paris and do
what he.can TO protect American citi-
zens and interests in the troublous
times that are sure-to come to Paris.
MIR. Herrick has made an exceptional
record as the diplomatic representa-
tive OF this country to the Republic Of
France. displaying abilities OF the
highest order in strengthening the
friendship that has existed between
the two countries. II the administra-
ton is wise IL will retain the services
OF Mr.. Herrick until the war is over.
He is familiar with every turn OF d.
plomacy. and will be much more use
ful than a man unacquainted with the
situation. and one who would be liable
TO put this country in an embarrassing
position through acts not In accord
with diplomatic rules. Mr.. Sharp. the
new ambassador. no doubt has real
izing sense OF the handicap he would
be subjected TO were he to assume the
duties of the ONCE with his lack of
experience at the present perilous
time
Forty-four years ago Il was the
American ambassador. Mr.. Wash.
burne. who distinguished himself in
protecting foreign subjects during
the reign OF terror in besieged Paris.
with the Prussians laundering at the
gates; and afterwards. during the
Commune. He particularly earned the
gratitude Of Germany in affordinE asy.
lum for many Germans whose lives
we're in danger at that time. Perhaps
Il will be Mr.. Herrick's duty to per.
form the same kindly ofices in the
present war.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-09-02
NATIONAL SALUTE
FIRED In Honor OF the Old Soldiers
a. the Annual Reunion Now
In Session al Detroit.

DETROIT. Sept WIN the ma.
tional salute Of n guns booming from
the revenue cutter Morrill, this after.
noon. feet Of six excursion steamers
loaded down with hundreds Of Civil
war veterans. headed out In the De.
trot river for a cruise around Belle
Isle. then down tho river 20 FIRhtIng
Island and back again 10 the city. The
river trip was considered the princi.
pal event on today's program Of the
torty-eiEhth national encamnment OF
the Grand Amy ~ the Republic A
semi-onicial meeting was held In
LiRht Guard armory tonight "a when
Governor Woodbridge a. Ferris vel
coined the AGED soldiers ~ Michigan
Meetings we're held today ~ the
following ORGANIZATIONS. affiliated with
the q. Ar.
The Association Of Army Nurses Of
the Civil War. Daughters Of the Vet
Grams. Advisory Council N the Ladles'
n the q. a. r.. Sons Of Veterans and
Union EE Prisoners Of War
70 serious heat prostrations or
other ailments among fre visitors
we're reported up 20 tonight.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-09-02
THE DEFENsEs OF PARIS.

AS the German army Is still push.
ing forward to Paris In a seemingly
invincible phalanx. and yesterday
having attained a point within IS
miles of the city. Il will not be unin-
teresting to know that the fortifca-
tons which the invaders have yet TO
negotiate are the strongestein the
world The Paris Of to-day will not
be so easy to invest as IL was in the
Franco-Prussian war. While the city's
detailed defenses are surrounded with
strict secrecy by French military su.
thorities. yet their general character
and formidable strength arc well
known to military experts. An in.
formed writer gives this description
OF them:
These fortincations consist OF three
distinct circles sweeping around the
city-nrst the solid wall OF masonry Is
the old sections Sf y miles ssssn Ground
system OF IL detached forts arranged At
intervals. two miles beyond the wall.
miles long. and third. an outer sirdie
OF forts. rs miles long. on the heights
commanding the valley of the Seine.
Zach OF these circles OF masonry and
steel II complete defense In itself, the
Forts being linked together with re-
doubts. bastion and glacis which permit
cross IRE against approach from any
direction The magnitude OF the sys-
TEN II shown by It's area. which ex-
ceeds 400 square miles.
The wall around Paris and the II de-
tached forts two miles beyond the wall
were built by Louis Philippe They
sustained the German siege OF 1901
and the outer forts have since been
greatly strengthened. The third line OF
forts. on the hills OF St Germaine. Cor
miles and Ntlliers. are OF modern con-
structton, with the latest types OF hat
tertes and heavy guns. The inner wall
about Paris surrounds the best known
and most Important sections OF the city.
Including the business sections along
the grand oouievards. the residence sec
lions on the north and west OF the city
and the Latin quarter and other sections
on the left bank OF the Seine
In all the three lines of defenses r.
duire 10000 men 10 operate them not
counting troops assembled within the
city; According 20 military experts. AZ
would require force of 500, 900 men to
invest these defenses.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-09-02

number OF Representatives. The Sc
date and generally sstute Dr. AIMS
Shaw lends her name TO this pro
leeedure. describing these -blscklisted''
members as a combination whose op-
position to woman suffrage II 80 pow.
erfui-ss 20 constitute the greatest OBJ
stsele to Federal legislation that the
women have TO face" OF the Senators
under the irefui ban OF these deter:
mined women. four are Republicans
and Ave are Democrats. But one
lone Republican is found on the House
list. the Republican leader. Mr.. Mann.
OF Illinois.
There must have been some giaring
oversight In making up the list OF Rep.
resentstives. for we fail. to find the
name Of the most powerful opponent
to woman suffrage among the pro-
scribed members. Chairman Henry. O,
the House Rules Committee. the
morgue OF all dead and moribund
measures. Chairman Henry is clothed
win the power to give life TO ques.
tons that the majority wants to pass,
and is empowered to pass sentence on
all Objectionable measures. There IL
no doubt as to where Mr.. Henry
stands on suffrage. as well as national
prohibition. MY deliberate =. judg
ment." he is quoted as saying. rs
against these amendments. shall
oppose all OF them" Speaking in this
confident manner. Mr.. Henry un.
doubtedly reflects the majority senti,
ment OF the Democratic members.
The Congressional Union has given
Congress few days OF grace, which
closes on September Is. II no action
is taken by that time then they will
join the National Association IN
launching a campaign against the Sen.
ators and Congressman. and do all
they can to defeat them IN the coming
elections. II will be interesting to
cast up the results OF this unusual
warfare on the part of the women of
the country.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-09-02
PARK ASSOCIATION
PASSES OUT OF EXISTENCE

ton; Otto Hauber. Charles Horst.
man. Eberhard Hofreuter. Jacob bet.
weller. Will Knoke. Charles Kettler,
H. Brinkman, II. C Caldwell. IA. W.
Null. August Myer. Jr. Charles Myer,
A. NJ. Hamilton. John y. DANIEL. Jacob
Steurnagle. Henry w. Schrebe. James
Nicholl. J. V. l. Rodgers. c. w. WeIty
Samuel Welty, Christian KaIbitzer
William p. Myer. John Kohm, Henry
Hartman, J. G. Kline. Philip Rurz
Otto Barth. Charles Seidler. Fred J.
Park. W. c. Handlan. president: Hen,
~ c. Senne. Charles Rohrig. William
Fette. George Carroll. William Rohrig
Gustave II. Medick. John c. Medick
Albert II. Nolte and Henry c. Bran
men.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-09-02

Referring TO the performance OF the
Associated Autocrats OF Political Per
feetion of New York. a kindly disposed
critic says: There has been another in
teresting incident in State politics while
the people have not been looking. The
gathering OF 'progressives' at Utica was
not an unofficial convention or a con-
ference OF leaders and committeeman
but Just meeting OF the State Commit
tee There was no popular choosing OF
anybody TO take action for the party. but
more action was taken than at the re
publican convention or the Democrats
conference"
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-09-02
Wednesday. September 2. 1914.
SILENCE IS NOT DENIAL.

Il is now some weeks since Col.
Eyiie W. Besil made explicit charges
Z sn1nst Senator Chiffon and reflected
Y pom the improper methods through
Which Dr. Hodges secured the Demo.
erstic nomination for Congressman-at-
arBe. but SO far no denials or pleas
"a abatement have issued from either
sentleman. Do they suppose that the
stpse OF time win lead the people to
F7rget the extraordinary statements
Il political perndy and treaeherous
u sase voiced by Col Beall? Has d..
a edges denied that he was in eommu-
N cation by telephone with the Chill.
ttn-Watson neutenants the night be-
fars the Parkersburg convention. and
n I'd agreed TO the conspiracy to de-
! sht Col. Beall and thus stood fully
sAprised OF the coup de main that was
- ofAe WIS ou ehe CouNentOns III ne
h3s. II has been so weak as to have
s3en inaudible to The InteIligencer.
Cti Beall has said he was not the in.
otcenf party he claims to have been.
s1d Col Bean is an honorable man
I'd has always stood ready to main
"a IN the veracfty OF his statements,
e Senator Chiffon believes that Col.
b4alfs specific charges against him
vi p be lost sight of in this campaign
Though the easement of intervening
u ne and the shor; memory Of tSe
ee Ppie in such matters he will be mis-
- en- The gravity of Col Bealrs in
d. ftment calls for a substantial de-
ere tse. and silence in the matter can
be construed in no other way than a
eeTP fession OF guilt. Col. Beall had the
ssfsonal assurance OF Senator Chiffon
An1his support for the nomination IN.
'sss the Brooke county aspIrant re-
fsS'ed 70 invest $4,000 in his wildcat
Ne rth Carolina gold mining venture.
o0t Beail has distinctly declared that
hSi he agreed to dump the amount
nAned into this rat hole investment
ne would have been nominated al
"a rksrsburg. This is serious. a most
uo Usual accusation to lodge against a
Senator Of the United states. but up
Y late it has not been met with refl.
tst,on.
Col Beali is a reputable and re-
aPs cted citizen. whose word has never
BEE doubted. and unless Senator Chill
TOO and his willing instrument. DR..
ee4ges. give some explanatory state.
"~pts Of these charges the people of
We 81 Virginia viii. by implication. &C.
GET their continued silence as evl.
e'snee strong enough upon which 10
M <e up their own verdict. Mean.
abb le. Col. Beall stands ready to sub.
su1tiate his statements at any time
sd At any place.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-09-02
81 gFRAGIsTs DECLARE WAR

Pc National woman's Suffrage A.
see ntion and the Congressional Union
- Woman Suffrage. a constituent,
snt ,. have declared war =, ,ha-.
ns rfbers Of Congress who are opposed
70 >cuns on tho constitutional amend
7so : before hat body The national
ssaT Of irate Fentiewomen have con,
IS r % 70 make public a list Of nine
se 5 er'ess Senators and On eqrsl
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ABSORBED BY THE scHMUL6AcH
BREWING COMPANY TO WHICH
BIG DEBT WAS OWED.
Was One Of Biggest Corporations Of
Kind In This Notwithstanding
Sites to Replace Park.

Becoming emDurdened n debt II is
claimed. the old Mozart Park Associ.
alton Monday afternoon in the Of
fees OF the Schmulbach Brewing Com
pany building. and voted TO disband
the association. after having been or.
gained since the year 1922.
The largest creditor Of the associa.
ton was the Schmulbach Brewing
Company. whose claim amounted 10
$4,000. In view OF this fact the Int
ter company took over the old park
and will. within a few months open 4.
mp IS FIRST class building site. Aside
from the claim OF the Schmulbach
company. there were several other
outstanding claims. all or which we're
OF minor nature. These. too. we're
assumed by the purchasing company.
II Is understood that since the or.
ganization OF the company. that Il has
never paid any revenues TO the stock
holders. who numbered about afty.
The capital stock OF the company.
when organized. was 100000. with
shares at $50 par value when the
company organized. Mr.. william G.
Handlan was named president and
the power 81 attorney was granted 20
Mr.. George y. Caldwell.
Many lneorporators Dead.
The certificate OF incorporation was
issued by VIII A. Ohley. then secre.
tary 81 state. and filed with Mr.
George Hook. clerk OF the county
court. The certificate now on record
In the county clerks office bears date
Of January ?. 1892 and was 10 expire
December n. 1851 Many names OF
old residents % the city. who have
since passed 20 the Great Beyord.
are found a. incorporators Of the
company.
The action OF the present stookhold.
ers was kept rather quiet. but from
ono 81 those closely connected with
the anairs Of the association II was
learned that the disbanding had taken
place. This was one Of tho largest
corporations In the city. and had been
operatins for quite = while.
IN The certificate 10 shows that the
old company was organized % operate
a park. whore amusernents Of an kinds
we're 70 be- carried on. such a. vocal
concerts. band concerts. carousels.
shows. dancing. etc The passing Of
Tho old park viii mean the exodus of
one Of the oldest landmarks that has
ever been opened IN this city.
open Building site.
some time aEo the old incline was
torn down BY a Pittsburgh company.
after n had been idle for several
months. The line Of the City Rail.
way Company took the place Of the
incline after u had been abolished.
The steady Erowth Of the city has
made q necessary 20 expand through
hll avenues possible. and the transfer
u the past few days will open one Of
he most desirable building sites IN
the county
Just when work win b. started 10
grade and lay on IN iots IL not known
The deed Of the transfer has not yet
been Med with the county clerk but
win probably be put on record soon.
that is. az soon ss the business can
BE- straightened up
The followinE is the iist % the incor.
porators Of the nov defunct corpors-
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terday. gave him a comprehensive
Hat TO select from. and he can have
no possible excuse in refusing TO make
an acceptable selection from such an
eligible collection OF reputable. compe-
tent Democratic citizens II Mr.. Nicely
doesn't hurry. The lnteliigencer may
be compelled to tell the reasons for
his hesitation.
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u. JAMEs sRoTHrRHooo

The 81 James brotherhood vii
meet % The home Of brother member
Otto schenk. az Woodsdale. to-mor.
row evening FOR a social session.
Hrother schenk's reputation as an On.
tertainer is well known. and members
Who fail 10 attend viii miss pleas.
ant and ven spent evening Friends
or members and the Brotherhood are
cordially invited
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-09-02

The Republican party OF Braxton
county viii add to the gaiety OF ma
lions by wagtng the most vigorous
l. expected OF II and we 40 NOT hoitsss
the party will fail to do its fun duty
~ there be anything In the signs Of
inc times. II II that the party IN this
county Is In better shape 20 make an az
kressive campaign than ever before
lhis - no idle assertion. Victory ia in
the air.-Braxton Central 20 IN
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-09-02
UNCLE WALT. The Poe. Philosopher.

''T'*'#f - - %s4szsEs EsEs 70 =
~ somebody poisoned the empeor dog yea gave IL Of arsenic
pound AZ dawn % lying fog legs in the
sao rs ta on the ground The emperor This
sui ~ ing most certainly calls f3r
nov shall climb the Of king Who bsrded
7s WOW poisonous spud" The emperor summoned his three mil
them ~. a..
mueh offended emerged from his den called Tor his sol
ano go mem m line Al hen there
and here vas soul searching groans and fsvete
ougn rivers OF blood
p me homes Of the people made excellent
ed ~thout theH and children waiting In v n,
es whose blood Tor bov-vow foolishlv
- over and egons slain looked A. The
r orz ne beast wasn't poisoned
COMPOUNDED cog victim Of fits" MASON
tcoDSrsht is'' AaanA
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-09-02

AZ much AZ Senator Chiffon loves
much as Senator Chiffon loves Colonel
John II. McGraw, and vice versa; as
much as Chilton's, friends love Neal >
TRENDS and vice versa. and as purS A.
the motives were which Induced the
nomination OF DIR. Hodges. the prospect
OF Cniiton, McGraw and Hodges coming
INTO the nm congressional district 10
SPEAK In behalf OF Neal presupposes the
miilenlal dawn or something unutter-
ABLY WORSE Huntington Herald-Dis-
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-09-02

The standard OIL Company has ans
Wered Senator chilton's flubdub reso-
luton OF inquiry. and the Senate com
mittee has kept the report from the
Senate on the ground that Il would be
against public interest 10 publish II a,
this time.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-09-02

Inc announcement that the state
about the middle OF october calls at
tention TO the importance OF the state
AZ iarge or this assembly OF the leading
pushes men OF West Virginia and 10
me material benefit that has accured 10
tnc state from the formation OF such a
bOdy.-CharlestonM Main
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-09-02

The recent order issued by Governor
natneid permitting the prisoners In the
Moundsville penttentiary practically un-
united liberty 20 write as many letter,
nome TO their families and friends as
tney pleased under reasonable necessary
rules Il a most humane and ronstder
ate act-Grafton Sentinel
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-09-02

The German potash monopoly may be
broken by the discovery OF large de-
posits In Spain. They are said 10 he
richer in quality and lie at a consroer,-
bly, less depth than the German de-
posits
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BETHANY COLLEGE:

Bethany COLLEGE, oa cs:s so. snS or.,s ss
uitureTI
ministerial Philosophical
rnen
A with
building
farm
Of and OF
in
hrstgrade teachers
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THE SPIRIT'OP
STATE PRESS


As we understands Ia now. those men
VINO deoauched the Legislature OF 1911
ana as a reward have been appointed
not elected mind you. but appointed
oy The senatorial bosses 20 fat sinceures
IN the puoic service. are patriots while
In Wood county but who have esfabiish-
Cd themselves IN the confidence OF the
people BY useful lives here. and elected
mere interiopers = ParkersburK Dis
patch News.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-09-02

Newspaper offers prizes for the bes,
replies 70 the question. Who Is Buffalo
Biz That's dead easy. Who strueK
biliy Patterson would be more OF a
stumpsr.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-09-02

The New York Sun editorial writer
who puts White sulphur Springs IN viz
ginia must have become muddled IN
crossing the State line for n drink.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-09-02

The financial schemes OF the admins
rauon are beginning 20 have a cloudy.
look. Safety FIRST should be enjoined on
governments as well as private corpor-
ations.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-09-02

Instead Of levying war taxes Uncle
sam ought 70 become a tightwad for
awhile, Retrench. Economize. There
r. plenty OF room 70 operate.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-09-02

Yesterday was the anniversary Of Sc
dan, which resulted IN the birth Of the
Republic OF France
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-09-02

Montana threatens 20 cpntributs 4.
labor war % the general dcviiishness Of
the world
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-sook here. Senior Carranza. don't get
too gay. You're not altogether free
from suspicion. anyhow.
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Prospecting for oil near Calgary
has resulted in the discovery Of a fine
quality OF oil at a depth OF 200 feet.
In what IL called the Dingman we'll.
The oil Is OF such a high grade that Il
can be used successfully in automo-
biles after having passed through the
filter.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-09-02

The Germans are stineninE up in
Fast Prussia. consequently the Russian
advance has slowed down.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-09-02

Paris e. beginning n realize that q
miles a. too close for comfort.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-09-02

The iingual difficulties OF this war
are no less renowned than Its mortal
periis
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Weston ..i sab-Distrtot,

BridKeport. j. b. PhiiIips. Buckharno-,
Station. ]. p. TurkeIson. BucEbsnnon
SSircnit. l. L; Jackson Burnsviiis. J. H.
SSreen: Clarksburg L. w. Morrison
4, vincent; Green Hfll. Supplied from
Aiiietusi Harrison. J. y. Holt: Jane Lew.
Nnii kanawha, F.. A. Nicholson:
satterfeld; Nestor. j. II Mossbure. I'm.
npn ,. n n Harvey: vadis. ". II.
=. McCarty; Erbacon. w p Frash,,rS.
fiacker valley. I. ". Louden: Miieft,-
- EdEel; Rihcwood. Unsuppiied
South sutton. Ralph Mccoy: Webster
springs. Unsuppiied: sutton. F. r KEEL
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-09-02
APPOINTMENTS
Made az The Concluding Session Or Tn.
hethodist Protsstant Church
At ParsonG

SPECIAL Dispatch TO the InteIiigencer.
,,l,f AhSONS, w. Va. Sept. THE six
virginia Methodist Protestant church
is uJ,Vtu.hee at noon yesterday after Sc
.eSsns Srafton as the next meeting
a. ,lhk place and adopting the follow
ms report OF the stationinE cor, rnitt.o.
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Mems All Solid Work Shoes
THE HrHD WI Hur nAcr
~ THET DoIrT WEAR.


a shoe Tor service end comfort The
neet ~ leather ffe best ~ workman
ehlp. THE hlnheHt hn0uladFr ~ shoe
BUILDING la ruf into This rrrfnrf 49,
outside case for DISPLAY
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since colored hair IL all the rage.
INC baliadists will soon he seen
inspiring plaudits on the stage
With silver Threads Among the
Nfeeh' Prom Judge.
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Marlinton sub-Distrfot.
j W. Eaton, ChafrTman


g BARBOUR, q. W. Nestor. Marlinton y
:. Burcht Huntersville j. w Mattbews
supply Little Creek. Unsupplied. Ror.
Scsverte. u. W. Dodrill; Greenbrier. ID n
haIp, supply; Blue Rock. W. r. Rose.
" Parsons. !. w. Eaton. J. A Cobb
Supernumerary; 81. George. Ira Hebb
= Lperan nuates-D. ~ Davis. j. NJ
Conway. J. 9. Reese. J. J. Poynfer. ID IA
warren. A. l.. McKeever
Left In hands OF Presidenf-T p
Good John Perry. s. NJ sharer. J. n
Tough. r. 5. Coulter. j. A. Perry \ n
y. Bee. " 'N'"' -
Left without work AZ own request
Hughes ~ - -
Conference evanEeiist-T j. Hicket
VI. Hodges
loaned 70 Muskingun Conference
g. A. Tsner.
en-. n. u. ~"
Corresponding Secretary Ministerial
Education--Geo. r Brown n. IN.
In School - Perry Grimm po,zel
fnNne. Hugh stanEhcrrv. % III Maseev
Transferred 20 unstationed iiat-J n
~. CoEar.
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Parkersburg District.
j. A. 8alhv Ohalr--.

Auburn, J. =. Burns; HarrIsviue To
he supplied; Eilenboro. To be stlppi,ed
E;hzabeth. Silas II. steel; Freeport' r. ri
stlnsman; Friendly. Josiah Payne; CAN
Einn; Leroy. y. NJ. Mccoy; Maxwell a
pa , IIonnsson: Mckim, w. n DeI.ung
RICHARDSON, r. y. Tharp. Ripley r., T..
Martin; Rockport. II. y. SINNERS: Snen
'S.f Stauon. Insupplied; Spencer Circuit
~. steel, 81. Marys. ~ NJ Mitcheli. rY.
e.; l. J. Barnes: Doddridge. s. L.