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VIRGINIA   STATE    GAZETTEER 


ANSER,  Vice-President.         J.  W.  WEEKS,  Sec'y  and  TreaWer. 
CORPORATED    1885. 
,BXjISI3:E13Z)    1870. 


GAZETTEER^DIRECTORY 

PTJBLISHEES. 

PUBLISHERS  OF  GAZETTEERS  AND  BUSINESS  DIRECTORIES 


FOR  THE  STATES  OF 


MICHIGAN. 
ILLINOIS. 
PENNSYLVANIA., 

NEW  JERSEY, 
MINNESOTA, 


WEST  VIRGINIA, 
KENTUCKY, 
INDIANA, 
IOWA, 

WISCONSIN. 


CALIFORNIA, 
WASHINGTON, 
COLORADO. 
WYOMING, 
NEW  MEXICO, 
MONTANA  and  TEXAS,  UTAH. 

THE  DAKOTAS,  MARYLAND,  NEVADA, 

KANSAS,  OREGON.  ARIZONA, 

MISSOURI,  TENNESSEE,  ARKANSAS, 

ALABAMA,  and  the  DOMINION  OF  CANADA.  IDAHO. 

MEDICAL  AND  SURGICAL  REGISTER  OF  THE  UNITED  STATES, 

ARCHITECTS'  AND  BUILDERS'  DIRECTORY  OF  THE  UNITED  STATES, 
MARINE  DIRECTORY  OF  THE  GREAT  LAKES, 

AND   CITY   DIRECTORIES 


Baltimore,  Md. ;  Detroit,  Grand  Rapids,  Saginaw,  Bay  City,  Jackson,  Lansing.  Muskegon,  Port  Huron, 

Sault  Ste.  Marie,  Ann  Arbor,  Ypsilanti,  Kalamazoo,  Flint,  Alpena,  Cheboygan,  and  Big  Rapids, 

Mich.;   Toledo.  Columbus,   Findlay,   Newark  and  Lima.   Ohio;    Atlanta,  Columbus  and 

Augusta,  Ga.;  Birmingham  and  Montgomery,  Ala  ;  Memphis,  ''enn.;  Indianapolis 

and  Fort  Wayne,  Ind.;  St.  Paul,  Minneapolis  and  Duluth,  Minn.;  Ashland; 

Oshkosh  and  Eau  Claire,  Wis. ;  Sioux  City,  Iowa  ;   Portland  and 

Astoria,  Ore.;  Helena  and  Butte,  Mont  ;  Seattle,  Tacoma  and 

Spokane  Falls,  Wash. ;  Salt  Lake  City  and  Ogden,  Utah. 

HOME  OFFICE,  40  TO  44  LARNED  STREET  WEST,  DETROIT,  MICH. 

OFFICES  AT 


New  York,  50  Exchange  Place. 
Philadelphia,    Pa.,     Ledger    Building, 

corner  Chestnut  and  Sixth  St* 
Baltimore,  Md.,  112  North  Charles  St. 
St.  Louis,  Mo.,  904  Olive  St. 
Toledo,  Ohio,  306  Madhon  St. 
Columbus,  Ohio,  80  North  High  St. 
Grand  Rapids,  Mich..  Widdieomb  Bllg 
Indianapolis,    Ind.,    Corner   Circle  and 

Meridian  Sts. 


Chicago,  III..  150  Dearborn  St. 
St.  Paul,  Minn  ,  New  Chamber  of  Com- 
merce Building. 
Minneapolis.  Minn.,  257  First  Avenue  S. 
Seattle,  Wash.,  cor.  Columbia  and  Front. 
Tacoma.  Wash.,  Uhlraan  Market  Block. 
Portland,  Ore.,  Maiquam  Building. 
Salt  Lake  City,  74  S.  West  Temple  St. 
Memphis,  Tenn  .  341  Second  St. 
Atlanta,  Ga.,  Chamber  of  Commerce. 


AND    BUSINESS  DIRECTORY. 


OIL. 


DRYER. 


THINNER. 


MURPHY  BROS 


MANUFACTURERS. 


Telephone 


1026-3  Rings. 


2640  LIBERTY  AVE., 

PITTSBURGH,  PA. 

ASPHALTUM, 
OXIDE,  METALLIC, 


AND 


MACHINERY  PAINT. 


8  WEST   VIRGINIA   STATE    GAZETTEER    AND    BUSINESS    DIRECTORY. 

UNIVERSITY  OF  MARYLAND, 

HON.  SEVERN  TEACKLE  WALLIS,  LL.D.,  Provost. 


:F\^crcr:E-.,x,-5r  of  phtsic: 

GEO.  W.  MILTENBERGER,  M.  D.,  LOUIS  McLANE  TIFFANY,  M.  D., 

Emeritus  Professor  of  Obstetrics  and  Honorary   I  Professor  of  Surgery. 

President  of  the  Faculty. 


SAMUEL  C.  CHEW,  M.  D., 

Professor  of  Principles  and  Practice  of  Medicine 
and  Hygiene. 


J.  EDWIN  MICHAEL,  M.  D.. 
Professor  of  Obstetrics. 

ISAAC  EDMONDSON  ATKINSON,  M.  D., 

Professor  of  Materia  Medica  and  Therapeutics, 

Clinical  Medicine  and  Dermatology. 


AVILLIAM  T.  HOWARD,  M.  D., 
Professor  of  Diseases  of  Women  and  Children,  and 


JULIAN  J.  CHISOLM,  M.  D., 
Professor  of  Eye  and  Ear  Diseases. 


FRANK  DONALDSON,  M.  D.,  FRED.  j.  S.  GORGAS,  M.  D.,  D.D.S., 

Emeritus  Clinical  Professor  of  Diseases  of  the      Professor  of  Principles  of  Deatal  Science,  Dental 

Surgery  and  Dental  Mechanism. 

JAMES  H.  HARRIS,  M.  D.,  D.D.S., 
Professor  of  Operative  and  Clinical  Dentistry. 
Clinical  Medicine.  R    DORSEY  COALE,  Ph.D., 

Professor  of  Chemistry  and  Toxicology. 

JOHN  NOLAND  MACKENZIE,  M.  D., 
Clinical  Professor  of  Diseases  of  the  Throat  and 
Nose. 
FRANCIS  T.  MILES,  M.  D., 
Professor  of  Physiology,  and  Clinical  Professor  of  RANDOLPH  WINSLOW,  M.  D., 

Diseases  of  Nervous  System.  \        Professor  of  Anatomy  and  Clinical  Surgery. 

THE  Eighty-sixth  Annual  Session  will  begin  on  October  1st,  1892,  and  will  terminate 
in  April,  1893.  The  Didactic  Lectures  are  illustrated  by  laboratory  and  clinical 
instruction.  Ward  and  Amphitheatre  CliDics  are  held  daily  throughout  the  year. 
They  embrace  General  Medicine  and  Surgery,  Diseases  of  Women  and  Children,  of  the 
Eye  and  Ear,  of  the  Nervous  System,  of  the  Skin,  of  the  Chest,  and  of  the  Throat  and 
Nose.  Work  in  the  Chemical  and  Histological  Laboratories  is  obligatory  with  those  who 
begin  their  first  course  in  Medicine  with  the  session  of  1891-92  and  thereafter,  and  who 
must  follow  a  three-years'  Graded  Course.  Every  student,  before  graduating,  has 
personal  experience  in  Practical  Obstetrics.  Ample  provision  for  dissection  is  made. 
For  further  information,  apply  to 

I.  E.  ATKINSON,  M.  D.,  Dean, 

No.  605  Cathedral  St.,  Baltimore 


DENTAL  DEPARTMENT. 

This  department  offers  the  best  modern  facilities  for  the  study  of  Dentistry.  ' 
'  Dental  Infirmary  and  Laboratory  Building  "  is  excellent  in  its  completeness,  its  ad 
ability  and  its  situation.     Its  clinical  advantages  are  remarkable. 

For  further  information,  apply  to  F.  J.  S.  GORGAS,  M.  D.,  D.  D.  S.,  Dean  of 
Faculty  of  Dentistry,  845  North  Eutaw  Street,  Baltimore. 


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STATE  GAZETTEEB 


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BUSINESS  DIRECTORY. 
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VOLUME   IV. 


PRICE    FIVE    DOLLARS. 


PUBLISHED  BIENNIALLY  BY 

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PUBLISHERS  OF  GAZETTEERS  AND  CITY  DIRECTORIES. 
For  Full  List  of  Publications,  see  Page  2. 

Entered  according  to  Act  of  Congress  in  the  year  1891,  by  R.  L.  Polk  &  Co.,  in  the  Office  of  the 
Librarian  of  Congress,  at  Washington,  D.  C. 


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INTRODUCTORY. 


It  is  with  pleasure  that  the  publishers  present  this,  the  fourth  volume  of  the  West 
Virginia  State  Gazetteer  and  Business  Directory,  to  the  public,  feeling  that  in 
this  edition  they  have  given  the  most  thorough  and  exhaustive  Gazetteer  of  the  State 
that  could  be  furnished,(a  task,.the  least  considerate  will  acknowledge,,;Tequiring  a  large 
exercise  of  care,  energy  and  perseverance,  aDd  no  small  outlay  of  cash.  As  in  the  past, 
so  this  year  the  aim  constantly  held  in  view  has  been  to  make  the  Gazetteer  accurate  and 
concise,  by  securing  the  insertion  of  every  item  of  information  the  public  have  a  right  to 
expect,  and  by  using  constant  watchfulness  during  the  printing  and  compilation,  as 
well  as  to  produce  a  handsome,  durable  and  legible  volume.)  The  miscellaneous  portion 
— pages  29  to  44 — has  been  corrected  to  date  from  late  official  sources  and  will  be  found 
especially  valuable  for  reference,  embracing  as  it  does  a  descriptive  sketch  of  West 
Virginia,  its  resources  and  development,  lists  of  State  Officers,  State  Government,  the 
State  Judiciary,  State  Institutions  and  Officers,  State  Boards,  Representatives  in  Con- 
gress, County  Seats  and  Officers,  a  Bankers'  Directory,  etc.,  etc.  This  is  followed  by  a 
list  of  all  the  postoffices  in  the  State,  with  a  description  of  the  geographical  position  of 
each,  the  population  of  each  place,  leading  business  interests,  nearest  accessible  ship- 
ping point  when  off  a  railroad,  nearest  banking  point  and  other  useful  facts  regarding  it. 
Succeeding  this  is  an  alphabetically  arranged  list  of  all  persons  engaged  in  business 
there,  and  the  whole  is  supplemented  by  a  voluminous  Classified  Business  Directory 
comprising  lists  of  all  trades,  professions  and  pursuits,  with  name  and  postoffice  address, 
compiled  and  arranged  under  the  heading  to  which  each  belongs.  The  rapid  extension 
of  business,  mining  and  manufacturing  enterprises,  and  the  general  progress  everywhere 
exhibited,  has  rendered  a  very  large  individual  canvass  necessary  ;  the  sketches  have 
been  carefully  re-written  and  much  additional  information  added,  making  a  consequent 
larger  increase  in  the  labor  aud  cost  of  compilation  and  a  corresponding  growth  in  the 
value  of  the  work,  both  as  a  medium  for  advertising  and  for  reference. 

The  publishers  gratefully  acknowledge  the  patronage  and  support  extended  them 
by  the  business  men  of  the  State,  and  the  generous  assistance  and  intelligent  information 
given  by  those  who  kindly  assisted  in  collecting  the  information  required  in  the  pre- 
paration of  this  volume;  and  in  conclusion  would  say  that  the  fifth  volume  will  be 
issued  in  due  time,  and  that  nothing  shall  be  wanting  on  their  part  to  maintain  the  high 
standard  already  attained. 


GENERAL  INDEX. 


Alphabetical  Directory 59-418 

Banks  and  Bankers 43-44 

Classified  Business  Directory  (Foreign) 601-609 

Classified  Business  Directory  (West  Virginia) 419-590 

Congressional  Districts 35 

County  Seats  and  Officers 42 

Courts  of  West  Virginia 36-39 

Cumberland,  Md.,  Department 593-599 

Descriptive  Sketch  of  West  Virginia 29-33 

Express  Companies 58 

Foreign  Classified  Business  Directory 601-609 

Gazetteer  and  Alphabetical  Directory 59-418 

Government  of  West  Virginia 34-36 

Index  to  Advertisements,  arranged  by  Towns 16-20 

Index  to  Advertisements,  classified  according  to  Business 20-27 

Judiciary 36-39 

Members  of  Congress  from  West  Virginia 35 

Officers  of  State  Institutions 39-41 

Patrons  outside  of  the  State,  classified 601-609 

Population  of  West  Virginia 29 

Railroads  of  West  Virginia 58 

State  Boards. 34-35 

State  Government : 34-36 

State  Institutions 39-41 

State  Judiciary 36-39 

State  Militia 34 

United  States  Courts  in  West  Virginia 39 

West  Virginia's  Resources  and  Development. . .   29-33 

World's  Fair  Board 35 

Particular  attention  is  directed  to  the  list  of  first-class  business  firms  in  cities  outside  of 
the  State— ■pages  601-609. 


486720 


INDEX  TO  ADVERTISEMENTS, 


Arranged  Alphabetically  by  Towns. 


ALDERSON.  Page 

Alderson  J  W 63 

Greenbrier  Valley  Bank 63 

ALLEGHENY,  PA. 

Bakewell  J  J 421 

Carlisle  Joseph  P 418 

Connolly  Thomas  A opp  110 

Hanny  Charles  G 284 

Knittel  &  Schlelein 547 

Pittsburgh  Safe  and  Lock  Co 477 

Scott  &  Kenneweg 611 

SeippHC 418 

BALTIMORE,  MD. 

American  Preservers  Co 484 

Baltimore  Medical  College front  cover 

College  of  Physicians  and  Surgeons. . 

back  cover 
Friends'  Elementary  and  High  School  461 

Gymnasium  School 461 

Mackenzie  C  T  &  C  B 451 

MaloneSC 599 

Musgrave  Jas  &  Son front  cover 

Qaundt  Charles 599 

Starr  B  F  &  Co 479 

University  of  Maryland 8 

BARBOORSVILLE. 

Barboursville  College 69 

Baumgardner  J  B 69 

McComas  &  McComas 207 

BENWOOD. 

SchadWm 75 

BERKELEY  SPRINGS. 

Pendleton  N  S  D 76 

BETHANY. 

Lewis  W  H 77 

BOSTON,   MASS. 

Dennison  Mnfg  Co backbone  and  617 

BRIDGEPORT. 

Dunkin  &  McLain 85 

BUCKHANNON. 

Burr  C 89 

Clark  A  B 89 

McCreery  Thomas 87 

Waldo  I  C 87 


BUFFALO.  Page 

Barrows  Wm  A 309 

CAMERON. 

Kincaid  Wm  M 93 

CATONSVILLE,    MD. 

Mount  de  Sales  Academy  of  the  Visi- 
tation   460 

CHARLESTON. 

Albright  Harrison 102 

Beller  Bros 121 

Blair  A  C 121 

Blubaugh  George  O 113 

Boone  &  Dryden 103 

Burlew  Opera  Company 109 

Butler  Printing  Co 121 

Cappeller  John  It 113 

Deem  &  Boyer 110 

Delaney  &  Board  Mnfg  Co 117 

Dewey  E  F 121 

Diamond  Ice  and  Coal  Co 106 

Donnally  Moses  W 117 

Eaton  Albert  &  Co 101 

Fawcett  H  S  &  Co 101 

Goshorn  E  J 108 

Hawkins  Steele  A  &  Co 110 

Henderson  J  V 123 

Herrmann  John  C 123 

Jarrett  &  Atkinson 119 

Kanawha  Woolen  Mills  and  Machine 

Shops 109 

Kanawha  &  Michigan  Ry opp  111 

Kennedy,  Littlepage  &  Chapman 117 

Kiefer  Wm 115 

Laidley  Percy  W 105 

McGrath  &  Bauer 108 

Malcolm  J  W 119 

Michaelson  O  H 107 

Moore  8  Spancer  &  Son 119 

Peyton  &  Cushman 104 

Ritter  L  C  Grocery  Co 119 

Schwartz  L 115 

Voiers  George  W 123 

CHARLES  TOWN. 

Elliott  Thomas  4 

Lippitt  W  F  &  T  P 125 

McClung  C  L 125 

Souders  Fayette  B 125 


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Vulcan  Road  Machine  Co front  cover 

Wyatt  J  E  &  Co 125 

CHICAGO,  ILL. 

Burlington  Route 51 

Chicago,  Milwaukee  &  St  Paul  Ry. . .     47 
Chicago,  Rock  Island  &  Pacific  R  R. .     46 

Chicago  &  Grand  Trunk  Ry 50 

Corlett  Bros 474 

Orcutt  Lithographing  Co opp  532 

Wisconsin  Central  Lines 48 

CLARKSBURGH. 

Barrett  M  T 132 

Cork  Harrison 132 

Hart  C  M  &  J  B 131 

Lang  Fred  A 135 

Mulheran  Mrs  T 137 

OsbornAH 137 

Osborn  Machinery  Co 135 

Sommers  &  Sommers right  top  lines 

Stuart  Bros 137 

Traders'  National  Bank 133 

West  Virginia  Business  College 133 

CUMBERLAND,  MD. 

Avirett  J  W 595 

Cumberland  Hardware  Co 

right  bottom  lines  and  513 

Grose  &  Hoenicka 598 

Johnson  R  D  Milling  Co 598 

Schaidt  H  W 597 

West   Virginia  Central  &  Pittsburgh 

Ry  Co 596 

Wiesel  J  P right  bottom  lines  and  598 

DAVIS. 

Oliver  J  Neal  &  Co 147 

Reger  John  T    147 

DETROIT,    MICH. 

Leavenworth  F  H  Publishing  Co  opp  522 
PolkRL&Co 2 

DOBBIN. 

Rumbarger  J  L  Lumber  Co 

right  bottom  lines  and  541 

ELK  GARDEN. 

Barnhouse  E 156 

ELKINS. 

Harper  DP 157 

FAIRMONT. 

Amos  George  E 165 

Bright  Sim 167 

Clayton  U  A  &  Co .,   165 

Cunningham  R  L 167 

Fairmont  Machine  Works 163 

First  National  Bank 163 

Manley  George  W 167 

Nuzum  Joseph 167 

People's  Bank 165 

FETTERMAN. 

McConkey  Robert 169 


FRAMETOWN.  Page 

Juergens  Ernest  L 355 

GRAFTON. 

Colerider  H  C 187 

Foreman  Alex 183 

Gaskin  Bros    185 

Gerkin  J  H 185 

McAvay  Thomas  J 185 

Merchants    and    Mechanics'    Savings 

Bank 183 

Poe  S  W 187 

Ward  LE 187 

WillhideSJ 187 

GUYANDOTTE. 

Hennen  Wm  V 189 

Stewart  Bros 189 

harper's  ferry. 

CummingsES 193 

Erwin  Wm  L 193 

Lovett  Thomas  S 4 

McGlincy  George 193 

HARTFORD   CITY. 

Liverpool  Salt  and  Coal  Co 195 

HINTON. 

Morton  WE 201 

HUNTINGTON. 

Bank  of  Huntington 213 

Bibbee  Wade  C 208 

Daniels  AC 208 

Diehl  Robert 212 

Edwards  James  H 211 

Enslow  E  B 213 

First  National  Bank 209 

Foster  B  W 209 

Harrold  C  B  &  Co 213 

Haucke  C  &  Sons 215 

Huntington  Excelsior  and  Mattress  Co  215 
Huntington   Printing  and  Publishing 

Co 207 

Huntington  and  Kenova  Land  Devel- 
opment Co 215 

Lallance  CN 210 

McComas  &  McComas 207 

McCullough  Bob  C 211 

Marshall  College 207 

Mathews  R  A 209 

Millender  &  Bierman 211 

Pioneer  Publishing  Co 213 

Spangenberg  Henry 210 

Stout  &  King 215 

HURRICANE. 

Poindexter  Mrs  C  L 217 

KANAWHA    CITY. 

Fawcett  H  S  &  Co 101 

KEYSER. 

Douglass  A  V  &  Bro 227 

Haughton  Mrs  Julia 227 


WEST   VIRGINIA   STATE    GAZETTEER 


Inskeep  "W  V 227 

Keenan  Mrs  Margaret 226 

Thompson  James  0 227 

LEWISBURGH. 

Greenbrier  Military  Academy 233 

MANNINGTON. 

Glover  L 245 

Robinson  L  G 245 

Stewart  H 245 

MARIETTA,  O. 

Jennings  Wm 517 

Marietta  College  and  Academy 459 

Rock  Wm  D 527 

'  MARTIN8BURGH". 

Cunningham  PA right  bottom  lines 

Darrow  EC 247 

Kimmerling  &  Kraus 

right  bottom  lines  and  441 

Sayles  Philip  H 247 

Wilen  John  A  247 

martin's  ferry,  o. 
McDermott  Matt 614 

MILTON. 

Ballentine  MM 255 

Burke  John  R  255 

Lewis  C  R 255 

MINNEAPOLIS,  MINN. 

McMillan  Jas  &  Co 583 

MONTREAL,  P.  Q 

O'Flaherty  John 575 

MOTJNDSVILLE. 

Allison  S  T 265 

Burlev  J  F  &  Bro 475 

Hanratta  John 263 

Henratta  James 263 

Marshall  County  Bank 263 

Quinn  Charles  C 263 

NEW  CUMBERLAND. 

Brown  AW 271 

Shetter  &  Co 271 

Smith,  Porter  &  Co 269 

Stewart  G  W 271 

Thayer  John  W 270 

NEW   MARTINSVILLE. 

Barrick  Charles  W.right  top  lines  and    273 

Brast  M 273 

Eakin  Justus 273 

PARKERSBORGH . 

Adair  R  H 287 

Biddle  Bros 291 

Bryan  &  Spencer 

right  bottom  lines  and  293 

Butscher  Louis  &  Bro 287 

Flanagan  W  H. .  .right  top  lines  and  289 

Gore  Mrs  T 293 


Page 

Helmick  DC 291 

Hiehle  E  O. .  .right  bottom  lines  and  58 

Kaltenecker  J  jr 289 

Kane  M  W left  top  lines 

Little  Kanawha  Lumber  Co 

bottom  edge  and  right  bottom  lines 

MeNerney  John  J 291 

Moffatt  J  U 291 

Ritteuhouse  W  T  &  Co 289 

Safford  J  H 293 

Schaefer  WD 284 

Shrewsbury  CM.,  .left  top  lines  and  293 

Smith  W  H  Hardware  Co 

left  top  lines  and  283 
Stechow  C  J  Furniture  and  Fixture 

Co right  bottom  lines  and  283 

Townsend  Henry  8 287 

Turner  Charles  H, right  top  lines  and  287 

West  Virginia  &  Pittsburgh  R  R 45 

White  &  Baker 284 

PARSONS. 

Poling  Jas  L  &  Co 295 

Schoonover  Granville  T 295 


PENNSB0R0UGH. 

Sprinkle  Pulley  Co 299 

Zevely  &  Duty  .  v 298 

PIEDMONT. 

Shaw  H  Clay right  bottom  lines 

Smith  J  Hunter 

right  bottom  lines  and    303 

PITTSBURGH,  PA. 

Baker  Julius  &  Co 591 

Barr  J  U  Art  Glass  Works 505 

Berger  Henry , 612 

Byrnes  &  Marcus 610 

Electrical  Construction  and  Mainten- 
ance Co right  bottom  lines 

Forrester  James  K 474 

Grosse  L  Art  Glass  Co 613 

Heine  Safety  Boiler  Co 6 

Howe  Scale  Co 61 0 

JessopGW 592 

Keystone  Awning  and  Tent  Mnfg  Co  473 

Mamaux  &  Son 592 

Murphy  Bros 7 

Northrop  A  &  Co 44 

Phillips  Mine  Supply  Co 609 

Pittsburgh  Water-Proof  Co 614 

Rawsthorne  Bros 474 

Reiling  C  John 591 

Rodgers  LJ 5 

Taylor  &  Dean 613 

Union  Elevator  Co 611 

Wagner  Adolph 612 

POINT  PLEASANT. 

Armstrong  Bros 311 

Barrows  W  A 309 

Beller  WE 311 

Couch  James  H  jr 313 


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Fadely  C  W 313 

Filson  Bros 311 

Henderson  John  F. 306 

Hogg  Charles  E 315 

Hoy  &  Smith 313 

Kanawha  Marine  Dock  Co 313 

Menager  James  B 308 

Neighbors  &  Wilson 307 

Reeder  Joseph  W 315 

Scheivley  Jacob  jr 315 

Schuler  &  Hanes 311 

Simpson  Livia  Nye 307 

Stone  Bros 309 

Tippett  George  W 315 

Tomlinson  W  H 308 

Van  Gilder  Amasa  C 309 

Whaley  F  M 308 

RAVENSWOOD. 

Gould  Wm  H 319 

McGlothlinJE 319 

Stone  JF 319 

ROMNEY. 

Cornwell  Bros 328 

RONCEVERTE. 

Blake  Wm  B 329 

Denning  A  F 329 

ST.    ALBANS. 

Burton  W  F 333 

Delaney  Samuel 333 

Lewis  A  B 333 

Zerkle  C  A 333 

ST.    MART'S. 

Brown  George  W 337 

Gallaher  Harry  H.   337 

Hanes  M  D 337 

Zipf  George 337 

ST,   PAUL,  MINN. 

American    Land  and  Title    Register 
Assn 600 

SHEPHERDSTOWN. 

Truesell  John  N 343 

SHINNSTON. 

Carder  Q  M 345 

SISTERS  VILLE. 

Forsyth  J  T 349 

McCoy  John  H 349 

SUTTON. 

Juergens  EL 355 

TOLEDO,    O. 

Gendron  Iron  Wheel  Co 615 

Toledo,  St  Louis  &  K  C  R  R 52 

Toledo  &  Ohio  Central  Ry opp  111 

TOPEKA,    KAS. 

Atchison,  Topeka  &  Santa  Fe  R  R. . .     49 

WASHINGTON,  D  C. 

Henderson  Wm  G 560 


WELL8BURGH.  page 

Blankinsop  &  Stingle 371 

Klein  IP 371 

Lauck  John  T 371 

Wellsburgh  Machine  Co 371 

WEST  LIBERTY. 

State  Normal  School 373 

WESTON. 

Danser  George  C 374 

Forinash  J  C  &  Co 374 

McDonnell  P  F 375 

West  Virginia  &  Pittsburgh  R  R 375 

WHEELING. 

Allison  W  B 399 

BayhaDH 399 

Berry  Charles  H left  top  lines 

Boyce  SO 399 

Brown  Wofford 391 

Campbell  J  B  &  Co 571 

Caulfleld  Thomas  A 397 

Clouston  J  M 397 

Cox  &  Morrison. ..  right  top  lines  and      5 

Crockard  &  Booth 381 

Dillon  I  G  &  Co left  top  lines  and  393 

Elder  Samuel  &  Co right  top  lines 

Frank  J  L 397 

Franklin  Insurance  Co 385 

Franzheim  Edward  B left  top  lines 

Giddings  EM 393 

Giesey  Bros 387 

Giesey  M  F 393 

Hall  Joseph  B right  top  lines 

Hearne  MS 405 

Heath  H  F 403 

HillC  L 393 

Hoge  &  White 397 

House  C  A right  top  lines  and  395 

Kurner  D  C 405 

Linsly  Institute 399 

Luke  Robert 403 

McConnell  WW , 395 

McLain  Bros left  top  lines 

Mendel  G  &  Co left  top  lines 

Meyer  &  Radcliffe 395 

Neuman  C  &  Co 401 

Niebergall  Louis 405 

Nowviock  L  H 401 

Ohio  Valley  Manufacturer  Co 383 

Peabody  Insurance  Co left  top  lines 

Philpott  OS right  bottom  lines 

Potts  R  F right  top  lines  and      5 

Redman  &  Co 395 

Reed  W  L 391 

Reefer  Leon  N 405 

Reymann  Brewing  Co 

right  top  lines  and  379 

Riverside  Iron  Works 387 

Rose  Edward  L  &  Co 391 

Schad  George 401 

Schilling  &  Kasley 391 

Schmulbach  Brewing  Co top  edge 


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Page 

Schramm  &  Burkle 403 

Smith  G  O right  top  lines 

Steinmetz  C. . '. 389 

Tappe  Charles  jr 403 

Title  Insurance  and  Abstract  Co  of 

Wheeling 389 

Vance  Shoe  Co. . . .  right  top  lines  and     57 

Welty  P&Co right  top  lines 

Wheeling  Corrugating  Co 

front  edge,  465  and  466 

Wheeling  Ice  and  Storage  Co 

left  top  lines  and    57 


Page 
Wilson  &  Chapman.  ...back  cover  and  385 
Wood  Bros  Planing  Mill  Co  .right  top  lines 

WHITE  SULPHUR  SPRINGS. 

Dickson  Mrs  M  J 410 

EakleB  F 3  and  411 

WINFIELD. 

Hogg  &  Wartenberg 415 

King  Mrs  Jennie 415 

Miller  J  W 415 

Stevens  P  C 415 


INDEX  TO  ADVERTISEMENTS, 

Classified  with  Reference  to  Business. 


ABSTRACTS  OP  TITLE. 

Barrick  Charles  W,  New  Martinsville. 

right  top  lines  and  273 

Helmick  D  C,  Parkersburgh 291 

Title  Insurance  and   Abstract  Co  of 
Wheeling,  Wheeling 389 

AGRICULTURAL   IMPLEMENTS. 

Kincaid  Wm  M,  Cameron 93 

Michaelson  O  H,  Charleston 107 

ARCHITECTS. 

Albright  Harrison,  Charleston 102 

Adair  R  H,  Parkersburgh 287 

Franzheim  Edward  B,  Wheeling 

left  top  lines 

Giesey  James  H,  Wheeling 387 

Giesey  M  F,  Wheeling.   393 

Hall  Joseph  B,  Wheeling. .  .right  top  lines 
Philpott  O  S,  Wheeling, right  bottom  lines 

ARCHITECTURAL  IRON  WORK. 

Osborn  Machinery  Co,  Clarksburgh .     135 

ARTIST  PENMEN. 

Malone  S  C,  Baltimore,  Md 599 

AWNING  AND  TENT   MNFRS. 

Bakewell  J  J,  Allegheny,  Pa 421 

Carlisle  Joseph  P,  Allegheny,  Pa  . . .  418 
Keystone  Awningand  Tent  Mnfg  Co, 

Pittsburgh,  Pa 473 

Mamaux  &  Son,  Pittsburgh,  Pa 592 

Pittsburgh   Water-Proof    Co,     Pitts- 
burgh, Pa 614 


BANK  AND  OFFICE  RAILINGS.  Page 

Allison  W  B,  Wheeling 399 

Jessop  G  W,  Pittsburgh,  Pa 592 

Taylor  &  Dean,  Pittsburgh,  Pa 613 

Wagner  Adolph,  Pittsburgh,  Pa. .. .  612 

BANKS  AND  BANKERS. 

Greenbrier  Valley  Bank,  Alderson..  63 

Traders'  National  Bank,  Clarksburgh  133 

First  National  Bank,  Fairmont 163 

People's  Bank,  Fairmont 165 

Merchants  and  Mechanics'   Savings 

Bank,  Grafton 183 

Bank  of  Huntington,  Huntington   . .  213 

First  National  Bank,  Huntington  ...  209 

Marshall  County  Bank,  Moundsville.  263 

BARBERS. 

Allison  S  T,  Moundsville 265 

Henderson  John  F,  Point  Pleasant. .  306 

BELTING  AND  HOSE. 

Turner    Charles    H,    Parkersburgh, 

right  top  lines  and  287 

BICYCLES  AND  TRICYCLES. 

Gendron  Iron  Wheel  Co,  Toledo,  O.  615 

Rose  E  L  &  Co,  Wheeling 391 

BILLIARD  HALLS. 

McGrath  &  Bauer.  Charleston 108 

BLACKSMITHS. 

Stewart  Bros,   Guyandotte 189 

Zipf  George,  St  Mary's •. .  337 


AND    BUSINESS   DIRECTORY. 


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BOAT   BUILDERS.  Page 

Kanawha    Marine   Dock  Co,   Point 
Pleasant 313 

BOILER  MNFR8. 

Heine  Safety  Boiler  Co,  Pittsburgh, 
Pa 6 

Cfox  &  Morrison.  Wheeling. ...   

right  top  lines  and        5 

BOOK  BINDERS. 

Butler  Printing  Co,  Charleston 121 

BOOKS  AND  STATIONERY. 

Moore  S  Spencer  &  Son,  Charleston.     119 

BOOT  AND  SHOE  MNFRS. 

Vance  Shoe  Co,  Wheeling 

right  top  lines  and      57 

BOOT  AND  SHOEMAKERS. 

Voiers  George  W,  Charleston 123 

Colerider  H  C,  Grafton 187 

BOOTS  AND    SHOES. 

Laidley  Percy  W,  Charleston 105 

BOTTLERS. 

Kimmerling  &  Kraus,  Martinsburgh  . 

right  bottom  lines  and  441 

Flanagan  W  H,  Parkersburgh 

right  top  lines  and  289 

Hiehle  E  O,  Parkersburgh 

right  bottom  lines  and     58 

Meyer  &  Radcliffe,  Wheeling 395 

Reymann  Brewing  Co,  Wheeling 

right  top  lines  and  379 
bottlers'  supplies. 

Shrewsbury  C  M,  Parkersburgh 

left  top  lines  and  293 

BREWERS. 

Reymann  Brewing  Co,  Wheeling 

right  top  lines  and  379 
Schmulbach  Brewing  Co,  Wheeling. . 

lop  edge 

BREWERS'  AGENTS. 

Kimmerling  &  Kraus,  Martinsburgh. 

right  bottom  lines  and  441 
Biddle  Bros,  Parkersburgh 291 

BRICK  MACHINERY. 

Shetter  &  Co,  New  Cumberland 271 

BRICK  AND  TILE  MNFRS. 

Lippitt  WF&TP,  Charles  Town. . .  125 
Smith,  Porter  &  Co,  New  Cumberland  269 
Neighbors  &  Wilson,  Point  Pleasant.  307 

BUTCHERS'  SUPPLIES. 

Knittel  &  Schlelein,  Allegheny,  Pa. . .  547 

CAR  WHEEL  MNFRS. 

Fairmont  Machine  Works,  Fairmont.  163 

CARPENTERS,     CONTRACTORS    AND     BUILD- 
ERS. 

Lippitt  W  F  &  T  P,  Charles  Town.. .  125 


Page 
Neighbors  &  Wilson,  Point  Pleasant.  307 
Giesey  Bros,  Wheeling 387 

CARRIAGE  REPOSITORIES. 

Kincaid  Wm  M,  Cameron 93 

Cappeller  John  R,  Charleston 113 

CARRIAGE  AND  WAGONMAKERS. 

Amos  George  E,  Fairmont 165 

Gaskin  Bros,  Grafton.. 185 

Reeder  Joseph  W,  Point  Pleasant 315 

Zipf  George,  St  Mary's 337 

CARRIAGE  AND  WAGON  MATERIALS. 

Mackenzie  C  T  &  C  B,  Baltimore,  Md  451 


CEILINGS. 


44 


Northrop  A  &  Co,  Pittsburgh,  Pa. , 

CIGAR   MNFRS. 

Beller  Bros,  Charleston 121 

McConkey  Robert,  Fetterman 169 

Spangenberg  Henry,  Huntington 210 

Sayles  Philip  H,  Martinsburgh 247 

CIGAR  BOX  MNFRS. 

Forsyth  J  T,  Sistersville 349 

CIGARS  AND  TOBACCO. 

Ritter  L  C  Grocery  Co,  Charleston. . .  119 

COAL. 

Diamond  Ice  and  Coal  Co,  Charleston  106 

Eaton  Albert  &  Co,  Charleston 101 

Armstrong  Bros,  Point  Pleasant 311 

McConnell  W  W,  Wheeling 395 

COLLECTIONS. 

Lewis  C  R,  Milton 255 

Beller  W  E,  Point  Pleasant 311 

McCoy  John  H,  Sistersville 349 

Boyce  S  O,  Wheeling 399 

Smith  G  O,  Wheeling right  top  lines 

Hogg  &  Wartenberg,  Winfield 415 

COLLEGES  AND   SCHOOLS. 

Friends'  Elementary  and  High  School, 
Baltimore,  Md 461 

Gymnasium  School,  Baltimore,  Md..  461 

University  of  Maryland,  Baltimore, 
Md 8 

Barboursville  College,  Barboursville. .     69 

Mount  de  Sales  Academy  of  the  Visi- 
tation. Catonsville,  Md 460 

West  Virginia  Business  College, 
Clarksburgh 133 

Marshall  College,  Huntington 207 

Greenbrier  Military  Academy,  Lewis- 
burgh 233 

Marietta  College  and  Academy,  Mari- 
etta, 0 459 

West  Liberty  State  Normal  School, 
West  Liberty 373 

Linsly  Institute,  Wheeling 399 

COOPERS. 

McConnell  W  W,  Wheeling 395 


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CORRUGATED  IRON.  Page 

Wheeling  Corrugating  Co.  Wheeling. 

front  edge,  465  and  466 

CROCKERY  AND  GLASSWARE. 

Bibbee  Wade  C,  Huntington 208 

DENTISTS. 

New  York  Dental  Assn,  Wheeling. . .  393 

DIRECTORY  PUBLISHERS. 

Polk  R  L  &  Co,  Detroit,  Mich 2 

DRUGGISTS. 

Shaw  H  Clay,  Piedmont. right  bottom  lines 
Van  Gilder  Amaea  C,  Point  Pleasant.  309 

Zerkle  C  A,  St  Albans 333 

McLain  Bros,  Wheeling left  top  lines 

DRY  DOCKS. 

Armstrong  Bros,  Point  Pleasant 311 

DYERS  AND  SCOURERS. 

Neuman  C  &  Co,  Wheeling 401 

DYNAMOS. 

Electrical  Construction  and  Mainten- 
ance Co,  Pittsburgh,  Pa 

right  bottom  lines 

ELECTRICAL   SUPPLIES. 

Electrical  Construction  and  Mainten- 
ance Co,  Pittsburgh,  Pa 

right  bottom  lines 

ELEVATOR  BUILDERS. 

Union  Elevator  Co,  Pittsburgh,  Pa.. .  611 

ENGINE  BUILDERS. 

Redman  &  Co,  Wheeling 395 

ENGINES  AND  BOILERS. 

Kincaid  Wm  M,  Cameron 93 

Hart  C  M  &  J  B,  Clarksburgh 131 

Osborn  A  H,  Clarksburgh 137 

Osborn  Machinery  Co,  Clarksburgh. .  135 

ENGINEERS— CIVIL. 

Burley  JF&  Bro.  Moundsville 475 

Hoge  &  White,  Wheeling 397 

engineers'  supplies. 

Berry  Charles  H,  Wheeling,  .left  top  lines 

engravers. 

Corlett  Bros,  Chicago,  111 474 

Rawsthorne  Bros,  Pittsburgh,  Pa 474 

EXCELSIOR  MNFRS. 

Huntington  Excelsior  and  Mattress  Co, 
Huntington 215 

FIRE  BRICK. 

Smith,  Porter  &  Co,  New  Cumberland  269 

FIRE  ESCAPES. 

Pittsburgh  Safe  and   Lock  Co,  Alle- 
gheny, Pa 477 


FIRE-PROOFING.  Page 

Berger  Henry,  Pittsburgh,  Pa 612 

FLAVORING  EXTRACTS. 

Meyer  &  Radcliffe,  Wheeling 395 

FLORISTS. 

Daniels  A  C,  Huntington 208 

Nowviock  L  H,  Wheeling 401 

FLOUR  MILLS. 

Johnson  R  D  Milling  Co  The,  Cum- 
berland, Md 598 

FOUNDERS  AND    MACHINISTS. 

Hart  C  M  &  J  B,  Clarksburgh 131 

Osborn  A  H,  Clarksburgh 137 

Fairmont  Machine  Works,  Fairmont.  163 

Shetter  &  Co,  New  Cumberland.   ...  271 

BlanklDSop&  Stingle,  Wellsburgh. . .  371 

Danser  George  C,  Weston 374 

FRUIT  PRESERVERS. 

American  Preservers  Co,  Baltimore, 
Md 484 

FURNITURE. 

Wilen  John  A,  Martinsburgh 247 

Stechow  C  J  Furniture  and  Fixture 

Co,  Parkersburgh 

right  bottom  lines  and  283 

Forinash  J  C  &  Co,  Weston 374 

Mendel  G  &  Co,  Wheeling. .  .left  top  lines 

GALVANIZED  IRON  CORNICES. 

BayhaD  H,  Wheeling 399 

GENERAL  STORES. 

Oliver  J  Neal  &  Co,  Davis 147 

Harper  D  P,  Elkins 157 

Juergens  Ernest  L,  Frametown 355 

Liverpool  Salt  and  Coal  Co,  Hartford 

City 195 

Poling  James  L  &  Co,  Parsons 295 

GLASS  MOLDS. 

Wellsburgh  Machine  Co,  Wellsburgh.  371 

GLASS— ORNAMENTAL. 

Connolly  Thomas  A,  Allegheny,  Pa.. 

opp  110 
Barr  J  U  Art    Glass  Works,   Pitts- 
burgh, Pa 505 

Byrnes  &  Marcus,  Pittsburgh,  Pa 610 

Forrester  James  K,  Pittsburgh,  Pa. . .  474 

Grosse  L  Art  Glass  Co,  Pittsburgh, Pa.  613 

Rodgers  L  J,  Pittsburgh,  Pa 5 

GLASS — "WINDOW  AND  PLATE. 

Forrester  James  K,  Pittsburgh,  Pa. . .  474 

GROCERS. 

Ritter  L  C  Grocery  Co,  Charleston. . .  119 
Hoy  &  Smith,  Point  Pleasant 313 

GUNSMITHS. 

Butscher  Louis  &  Bro,  Parkersburgh.  287 


AND    BUSINESS   DIBECTORY. 


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HARDWARE.  Page 

Cumberland  Hardware  Co,  Cumber- 
land, Md right  bottom  lines  and  513 

Foster  B  W,  Huntington 209 

Quinn  Charles  C,  Moundsville 263 

Smith   W  H  Hardware  Co,  Parkers- 
burgh  left  top  lines  and  283 

Filson  Bros,  Point  Pleasant 311 

Tomlinson  W  H,  Point  Pleasant 808 

Delaney  Samuel,  St  Albans 333 

HARDWOOD  LUMBER. 

Rumbarger  J  L  Lumber  Co,  Dobbin 

right  bottom  lines  and  541 
Little  Kanawha  Lumber  Co,  Parkers- 
burgh  

bottom  edge  and  right  bottom  lines 

HARNESS  SEWING  MACHINES. 

O'Flaherty  John,  Montreal,  P  Q 575 

HATTERS. 

Potts  R  F,  Wheeling. right  top  lines  and  5 

HIDES,  PELTS  AND  FURS. 

Dunkin  &  McLain,  Bridgeport 85 

McMillan  Jas  &  Co,  Minneapolis.Minn  583 

HOLLOWWARE  MNFR8. 

Danser  George  C,  Weston 374 

HORSE  COLLAR  MNFRS. 

Schramm  &  Burkle,  Wheeling 403 

HOT  WATER  HEATING. 

Bryan  &  Spencer,  Parkersburgh 

right  bottom  lines  and  293 

HOTELS. 

Alderson  House,  Alderson 63 

Baumgardner  Hotel,  Barboursville. . .     69 

City  Hotel,  Buckhannon 87 

Valley  House,  Buckhannon 89 

Capitol  House,  Charleston 121 

Watson  House,  Charles  Town 4 

Hotel  Mulheran,  Clarksburgh 137 

New  St  Charles  Hotel,  Clarksburgh. .  132 

Walker  House,  Clarksburgh 132 

Elk  House,  Elk  Garden 156 

Continental  Hotel,  Fairmont 167 

Central  Hotel,  Grafton 185 

Hill  Top  House,  Harper's  Ferry 4 

Potomac  House,  Harper's  Ferry 193 

Merchants'  Hotel,  Hinton 201 

Florentine  The,  Huntington 209 

Hotel  Poindexter,  Hurricane 217 

City  Hotel,  Keyser 227 

Keenan  House,  Keyser 226 

Palace  Hotel,  Mannington 245 

St  Cloud  Hotel,  Marietta,  O 517 

Hanratta  Hotel,  Moundsville 263 

Henratta  House,  Moundsville 263 

Commercial  Hotel,  New  Cumberland.  271 

Brast  House,  New  Martinsville 273 

Eakin  House,  New  Martinsville 273 

Hotel  Buckingham,  Parkersburgh 293 

Hotel  Schaefer,  Parkersburgh 284 


Page 

Parsons'  City  Hotel,  Parsons 295 

Hotel  Denning,  Ronceverte 329 

Hotel  Burton,  St  Albans 333 

Commercial  Hotel,  St  Mary's 337 

Exchange  Hotel,  St  Mary's 337 

Entler  Hotel,  Shepherdstown 343 

Carder's  Hotel,  Shinnston 345 

Hotel  Juergens,  Sutton 355 

New  Granite  House,  Wellsburgh 371 

McDonnell's  Hotel,  Weston 375 

Calwell      House,       White     Sulphur 

Springs 410 

Grand  Central  Hotel,  White  Sulphur 

Springs 3  and  411 

Hotel  King,  Winfield 415 

ICE. 

Diamond  Ice  and  Coal  Co,  Charleston  106 

Smith  J  Hunter,  Piedmont 

right  bottom  lines  and  303 
Wheeling  Ice  and  Storage  Co,  Wheel- 
ing  left  top  lines  and    57 

INSURANCE  AGENTS. 

Fawcett  A  S  &  Co,  Charleston 101 

Goshorn  E  J,  Charleston 108 

Wyatt  J  E  &  Co,  Charles  Town 125 

Sommers  &  Sommers,  Clarksburgh.. 

right  top  lines 

Enslow  E  B,  Huntington 213 

Harrold  C  B  &  Co,  Huntington 213 

McCullough  Bob  C,  Huntington 211 

Fawcett  H  S  &  Co,  Kanawha  City. . .   101 

Burke  John  R,  Milton 255 

Barrick  Charles  W,  New  Martinsville 

right  top  lines  and  273 
Rittenhouse  W  T  &  Co,  Parkersburgh  289 

Klein  I  P,  Wellsburgh 371 

Schilling  &  Kasley,  Wheeling 391 

INSURANCE  COMPANIES. 

Franklin  Insurance  Co,  Wheeling 385 

Peabody  Insurance  Co,  Wheeling 

left  top  lines 
Penn    Mutual     Life     Insurance    Co, 
Wheeling 391 

INSURANCE   COMPANIES— TITLE. 

Title  Insurance  and  Abstract  Company 
of  Wheeling,  Wheeling 389 

INSURANCE    PUBLISHERS. 

Leavenworth    F    H    Publishing    Co, 
Detroit,  Mich opp  522 

IRON  AND   STEEL. 

Smith   W  H  Hardware  Co,  Parkers- 
burgh  left  top  lines  and  283 

Riverside  Iron  Works,  Wheeling 387 

LANDS. 

Central  Land  Co,  Huntington 209 

Huntington  &  Kenova  Land  Develop- 
ment Co,  Huntington .".  215 


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LAUNDRIES.  Page 

Hotel      Ruffner       Steam      Laundry, 

Charleston 104 

Rock  Wm  D,  Marietta,  0 527 

LAW   SCHOOLS. 

West  Virginia  Correspondence  School 
of  Law. 215 

LAWYERS. 

Blair  AC,  Charleston 121 

Kennedy,    Littlepage     &     Chapman, 

Charleston , 117 

Malcolm  J  W,  Charleston 119 

McComas  &  McComas,  Huntington..  207 

Stout  &  King,  Huntington 215 

Lewis  C  R,  Miltou 255 

Barrick  Charles  W,  New  Martinsville 

right  top  lines  and  273 

Helmick  D  C,  Parkersburgh 291 

Beller  W  E,  Point  Pleasant 311 

Couch  James  H  jr,  Point  Pleasant 313 

Hogg  Charles  E,  Point  Pleasant 315 

Menager  James  B,  Point  Pleasant 308 

McCoy  John  H,  Sistersville 349 

Boyce  S  O,  Wheeling 399 

Hogg  &  Wartenberg,  Win  field 415 

LEATHER  AND  FINDINGS. 

Dunkin  &  McLain,  Bridgeport 85 

Colerider  H  C,  Grafton 187 

LIME,   PLASTER  AND   CEMENT. 

Eaton  Albert  &  Co,  Charleston 101 

Millender  &  Bierman,  Huntington 211 

Tomlinson  W  H,  Point  Pleasant 308 

Wilson  &  Chapman,  Wheeling 385 

LITHOGRAPHERS. 

Orcutt  Lithographing  Co,  Chicago,  111 

opp  532 

LIVERY. 

Stuart  Bros,  Clarksburgh 137 

Bright  Sim,  Fairmont 167 

Ward  L  E,  Grafton 187 

Cummings  E  8,  Harper's  Ferry 193 

Inskeep  W  V,  Keyser 227 

Luke  Robert,  Wheeling 403 

LOANS. 

Fawcett  H  S  &  Co,  Charleston 101 

Fawcett  H  S  &  Co,  Kanawha  City... .   101 
Klein  I  P,  Wellsburgh 371 

LOCKSMITHS. 

Butscher  Louis  &  Bro,  Parkersburgh .  287 

LUMBER. 

Blubaugh  George  O,  Charleston 113 

Rumbarger  J  L  Lumber  Co,  Dobbin, 

right  bottom  lines  and  541 

Robinson  L  G,  Maunington 245 

Little  Kanawha  Lumber  Co,  Parkers- 
burgh  

bottom  edge  and  right  bottom  lines 
Schuler  &  Hanes,  Point  Pleasant 311 


Page 

Lewis  A  B,  St  Albans 333 

Wilson  &  Chapman,  Wheeling 

back  cover  and  385 
Wood  Bros  Planing  Mill  Co,  Wheeling 

right  top  lines 

MACHINERY. 

Pittsburgh   Safe  and  Lock   Co,  Alle- 
gheny, Pa 477 

Michaelson  O  H,  Charleston 107 

Osborn  Machinery  Co,  Clarksburgh..  135 
Fairmont  Machine  Works,  Fairmont.  163 
Phillips  Mine  Supply  Co,  Pittsburgh, 
Pa... 609 

MACHINISTS. 

Kanawha  Woolen  Mills  and  Machine 

Shops,  Charleston 109 

Stewart  Bros,  Guyandotte 189 

McDermott  Matt,  Martin's  Ferry,  O. .  614 
Redman  &  Co,  Wheeling 395 

MARBLE  AND  GRANITE  WORKS. 

Lang  Fred  A,  Clarksburgh 135 

Grose  &  Hoenicka,  Cumberland,  Md.  598 

WillhideS  J.  Grafton 187 

Stewart  H,  Mannington 245 

Fadely  C  W,  Point  Pleasant 313 

MATTRESS  MNPRS. 

Huntington  Excelsior  and  Mattress  Co, 
Huntington 215 


Niebergall  Louis,  Wheeling 405 

Schad  George,  Wheeling 401 

Tappe  Charles  jr,  Wheeling 403 

MEDICAL  COLLEGES. 

Baltimore  Medical  College,  Baltimore, 
Md front  cover 

College  of  Physicians  and  Surgeons, 
Baltimore,  Md back  cover 

University  of  Maryland,  Baltimore, 
Md 8 

MEDICINE  MNPRS. 

Shaw  H  Clay,  Piedmont,  right  bottom  lines 
McLane  Bros,  Wheeling left  top  lines 

MERCHANT    TAILORS. 

Boone  &  Dryden,  Charleston 103 

Deem  &  Boyer,  Charleston 110 

Gerkin  J  H,  Grafton 185 

Scheivley  Jacob  jr,  Point  Pleasant 315 

MILL  MACHINERY. 

Starr  B  F  &  Co,  Baltimore,  Md 479 

MILL  SUPPLIES. 

Cumberland  Hardware  Co,  Cumber- 
land, Md right  bottom  lines  and  513 

Berry  Charles  H,  Wheeling. .  left  top  lines 


AND   BtJSlNBSS  DIEBCTOHT. 


25 


MINE     SUPPLIES.  Page 

Cumberland  Hardware  Co,  Cumber- 
land, Md.  .  .right  bottom  lines  and    513 

Phillips  Mine  Supply  Co,  Pittsburgh, 
Pa 609 

Berry  Charles  H,  "Wheeling,  .left  top  lines 

MINERAL  SPRINGS. 

White  Sulphur  Springs,  White  Sul- 
phur Springs 411 

MUSIC  AND  MUSICAL  MERCHANDISE. 

Wiesel  J  P,  Cumberland,  Md 

right  bottom  lines  and    598 

Caulfield  Thomas  A,  Wheeling 397 

House  C  A,  Wheeling 

right  top  lines  and    395 

NAIL  MNFRS. 

Riverside  Iron  Works,  Wheeling  . . .     387 

NEWS  DEPOTS. 

Ohio  Valley  News  Co,  Wheeling 391 

NEWSPAPERS. 

News,  Berkeley  Springs 76 

Banner,  Buckhannon 87 

Delta,  Buckhannon 89 

Kanawha  Gazette,  Charleston 117 

Clarksburgh  News,  Clarksburgh. . ; . 

right  top  lines 
Alleganian  The,  Cumberland,  Md. . .     595 

Daily  News,  Cumberland,  Md 597 

Times  The,  Cumberland,  Md 595 

Weekly  Civilian,  Cumberland,  Md. .     597 

Times,  Davis 147 

Leader,  Grafton 187 

Sentinel,  Harper's  Ferry 193 

Daily  and  Weekly  Advertiser,  Hun- 
tington      211 

Herald,  Huntington 207 

Pioneer,  Huntington 213 

Tribune,  Keyser 227 

Mountain  Echo,  Keyser 227 

Star,  Milton 255 

Hancock  County  Independent,  New 

Cumberland 271 

State  Journal,  Parkersburgh 284 

State  Gazette,  Point  Pleasant 307 

Weekly  Register,  Point  Pleasant 315 

News,  Ravenswood 319 

Hampshire  Review,  Romney 328 

Valley  Messenger  and  News,  Ronce- 

verte 329 

Oracle,  St  Mary's 337 

Tyler  Democrat,  Sistersville 349 

Ohio  Valley  Manufacturer,  Wheeling  383 

Irrepressible,  Winfield 415 

Putnam  Democrat,  Winfield 415 

OFFICE  FURNITURE. 

Stechow  C  J  Furniture  and  Fixture 

Co,  Parkersburgh 

right  bottom  lines  and  283 
Mendel  G  &  Co,  Wheeling . . .  left  top  lines 


oils.  page 

Elder  Samuel  &  Co,  Wheeling % 

right  top  lines 

PAINT   MNFRS. 

Murphy  Bros,  Pittsburgh,  Pa 7 

PAINTERS. 

Lallance  C  N,  Huntington 210 

Kurner  D  C,  Wheeling 405 

PAINTS  AND  OILS. 

Lewis  W  H,  Bethany 77 

Haucke  C  &  Sons,  Huntington 215 

Tomlinson  W  H,  Point  Pleasant 308 

Kurner  D  C,  Wheeling 405 

Wilson  &  Chapman,  Wheeling 

back  cover  and  385 

PAPER  BOX  MNFRS. 

Steinmetz  C,  Wheeling 389 

PATENT  LAWYERS. 

Henderson  Wm  G,  Washington,  D  C  560 

PHOTOGRAPHERS. 

McClung  C  L,  Charles  Town 125 

Foreman  Alex,  Grafton 183 

Cunningham  P  A,  Martinsburgh 

right  bottom  lines 
Darrow  E  C,  Martinsburgh 247 

PIANOS  AND  ORGANS. 

Michaelson  O  H,  Charleston 107 

Wiesel  J  P,  Cumberland,  Md 

right  bottom  lines  and  598 

Caulfield  Thomas  A,  Wheeling 397 

Giddings  E  M,  Wheeling 393 

House  C  A,  Wheeling 

right  top  lines  and  395 

PICTURES  AND  PICTURE  FRAMES. 

Foreman  Alex,  Grafton 183 

Frank  J  L,  Wheeling 397 

PLANING  MILLS. 

Blubaugh  George  O,  Charleston 113 

Clayton  U  A  &  Co,  Fairmont 165 

Poling  James  L  &  Co,  Parsons 295 

Schuler  &  Hanes,  Point  Pleasant 311 

Forsyth  J  T,  Sistersville 349 

Wood  Bros^Planing  Mill  Co,  Wheel- 
ing  right  top  lines 

PLUMBERS — STEAM  AND  GASFITTING. 

Michaelson  O  H,  Charleston 107 

Bryan  &  Spencer,  Parkersburgh 

right  bottom  lines  and  293 

Turner  Charles  H,  Parkersburgh 

right  top  lines  and  287 

PRINTERS. 

Pendleton  N  S  D,  Berkeley  Springs. .  76 

Butler  Printing  Co,  Charleston 121 

Charleston  Nonpareil,  Charleston 123 

Jarrett  &  Atkinson,  Charleston 119 

Avirett  J  W,  Cumberland,  Md 595 


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WEST   VIRGINIA   STATE   GAZETTEER 


Page 

PoeSW.  Grafton 187 

Hennen  Wm  V,  Guyandotte 189 

Edwards  James  H,  Huntington 211 

Huntington  Printing  and  Publishing 

Co,  Huntington 207 

Pioneer  Publishing  Co,  Huntington..  213 

Douglass  A  V  &  Bro,  Keyser 227 

Thompson  James  O,  Keyser 227 

Tippett  George  W,  Point  Pleasant.  . .  315 

McGlothlin  J  E,  Ravenswood 319 

Miller  J  W,  Winfield 415 

Stevens  P  C,  Winfield 415 


Juergens  Ernest  L,  Frametown 355 

Biddle  Bros,  Parkersburgh 291 

Campbell  J  B  &  Co,  Wheeling 571 

publishers'  agents. 

CloustonJM,  Wheeling 397 

PULLEY  MNFRS. 

Sprinkle  Pulley  Co,  Pennsborough. . .  299 

RAILROADS. 

Kanawha  &  Michigan  Ry,  Charleston 

opp  111 

Burlington  Route,  Chicago,  111 51 

Chicago,  Milwaukee  &  St  Paul  Ry, 

Chicago,  111 47 

Chicago,  Rock  Island  &  Pacific  R  R, 

Chicago,  111 46 

Chicago  &  Grand  Trunk  Ry,  Chicago, 

111 50 

Wisconsin  Central  Lines,  Chicago,  111    48 
West  Virginia  Central  &  Pittsburgh 

Ry  Co,  Cumberland,  Md 596 

West    Virginia   &    Pittsburgh  R  R, 

Parkersburgh 45 

Toledo,  St  Louis  &  Kansas  City  R  R, 

Toledo,  O 52 

Atchison,  Topeka  &  Santa  Fe  R  R, 

Topeka,  Kas 49 

West  Virginia   &    Pittsburgh    R  R, 

Weston 375 

RAILWAY  SUPPLIES. 

Howe  Scale  Co,  Pittsburgh,  Pa 610 

REAL  ESTATE. 

Fawcett  H  S  &  Co,  Charleston 101 

Hawkins  Steele  A  &  Co,  Charleston. .  110 

Malcolm  J  W,  Charleston 119 

Lippitt  W  F  &  T  P,  Charles  Town. . .  125 

Wyatt  J  E  &  Co,  Charles  Town 125 

Sommers  &  Sommers,  Clarksburgh. . . 

right  top  lines 

Harrold  C  B  &  Co,  Huntington 213 

McCullough  Bob  C,  Huntington 211 

Fawcett  H  S  &  Co,  Kanawha  City. . .  101 

Zevely  &  Duty,  Pennsborough 298 

Klein  I  P,  Wellsburgh 371 

Smith  G  O,  Wheeling right  top  lines 


REED  AND  RATTAN  FURNITURE.         Page 

Gendron  Iron  Wheel  Co,  Toledo,  O. .  615 

RESTAURANTS. 

Schwartz  L,  Charleston 115 

Gore  Mrs  T,  Parkersburgh 293 

Moffatt  J  U,  Parkersburgh 291 

Townsend  Henry  S,  Parkersburgh. . .  287 
Hearne  M  S,  Wheeling 405 

ROAD  MACHINES. 

Vulcan  Road    Machine   Co,   Charles 
Town front  cover 

ROOFERS. 

Delaney  &  Board  Mnfg  Co,  Charles- 
ton   117 

Quinn  Charles  C,  Moundsville 263 

Filson  Bros,  Point  Pleasant 311 

Bayha  D  H,  Wheeling 399 

Reed  W  L,  Wheeling 391 

SADDLE  AND  HARNESSMAKERS. 

Gould  Wm  H,  Ravenswood 319 

Schramm  &  Burkle,  Wheeling 403 

SALOONS. 

Schad  Wm,  Ben  wood 75 

Herrmann  John  C,  Charleston 123 

Kiefer  Wm,  Charleston 115 

McQrath  &  Bauer,  Charleston 108 

Schwartz  L,  Charleston 115 

Souders  Fayette  B,  Charles  Town 125 

Diehl  Robert,  Huntington 212 

Kaltenecker  J  jr,  Parkersburgh 289 

McNerney  John  J.  Parkersburgh 291 

Smith  J  Hunter,  Piedmont 

right  bottom  lines  and  303 
Hearne  M  S,  Wheeling 405 

SALT  MNFRS. 

Liverpool  Salt  and  Coal  Co,  Hartford 
City 195 

SASH,  DOORS  AND  BLINDS. 

Clayton  U  A  &  Co,  Fairmont 165 

Millender  &  Bierman,  Huntington 211 

Wilson  &  Chapman,  Wheeling. . . 

back  cover  and  385 

SCALE    MNFRS. 

Howe  Scale  Co,  Pittsburgh,  Pa 610 

SEWINO  MACHINES. 

Michaelson  O  H,  Charleston 107 

SHEET  METAL   WORKERS. 

Cox  &  Morrison,  Wheeling 

right  top  lines  and      5 

SKYLIGHTS. 

Bayha  D  H,  Wheeling 399 

SOAP  MNFRS. 

Elder  Samuel  &  Co,  Wheeling 

right  top  lines 


AND   BUSINESS   DIRECTOR?-. 


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STAIR  BUILDERS.  Page 

Clayton  U  A  &  Co,  Fairmont 165 

STEAM  HEATING. 

Turner  Charles  H,  Parkersburgh 

right  top  lines  and  287 

STEAMBOAT  AGENTS. 

Crockard  &  Booth,  Wheeling 381 

STEAMBOAT    LINES. 

Steamer  Claribell,  Point  Pleasant 309 

Stone  Bros,  Point  Pleasant 309 

Wheeling  and    Parkersburgh  Packet 
Line,  Wheeling 381 

STORAGE. 

Wheeling  Ice  and  Storage  Co,  Wheel- 
ing. . .   left  top  lines  and    57 

STOVE   MNFRS. 

Blankinsop  &  Stingle,  Wellsburgh 371 

STOVES  AND   TINWARE. 

Delaney  &  Board  MnfgCo,  Charleston  117 

Quinn  Charles  C,  Moundsville 263 

Smith  W  H   Hardware  Co,  Parkers- 
burgh  left  top  lines  and    283 

Filson  Bros,  Point  Pleasant 311 

Delaney  Samuel,  St  Albans 333 

TAG  MNFRS. 

Dennison  Mnfg  Co,  Boston,  Mass 

backbone  and  617 

TANNERS. 

Dunkin  &  McLain,  Bridgeport 85 

McMillan  Jas   &   Co,    Minneapolis, 
Minn 583 

THEATRES,    ETC. 

Burlew  Opera  Company,  Charleston.     109 

TYPEWRITING  MACHINES. 

Rose  E  L  &  Co,  Wheeling 391 

UNDERTAKERS. 

Cunningham  R  L,  Fairmont 167 

Nuzum  Joseph,  Fairmont 167 


Page 

Wilen  John  A,  Martinsburgh 247 

Forinash  J  C  &  Co,  Weston 374 

VETERINARY  SURGEONS. 

Heath  H  F,  Wheeling 403 

Reefer  Leon  N,  Wheeling 405 

WALL  PAPER. 

Lewis  W  H,  Bethany 77 

Moore  S  Spencer  &  Son,  Charleston.     119 
Haucke  C  &  Sons,  Huntington  .   ...     215 

WATCHES,  CLOCKS  AND   JEWELRY. 

Dillon  I  G  &  Co,  Wheeling 

left  top  lines  and    393 

WATER-PROOF  COVERS. 

Pittsburgh    Water-Proof    Co,   Pitts- 
burgh, Pa 614 

WELL  MACHINERY. 

McDermott  Matt,  Martin's  Ferry,  O. .  614 

WHEELBARROW  MNFRS. 

Thayer  John  W,  New  Cumberland . .     270 

WINES  AND  LIQUORS. 

Flanagan  W  H,  Parkersburgh 

right  top  lines  and  289 
Kane  M  W,  Parkersburgh. .  .left  top  lines 
Welty  P  &  Co,  Wheeling. .  .right  top  lines 

WIRE  AND  IRON  WORKS. 

Hanny  Charles  G,  Allegheny,  Pa 284 

Scott  &  Kenneweg,  Allegheny,  Pa...  611 

Seipp  H  C,  Allegheny,  Pa 418 

Baker  Julius  &  Co,  Pittsburgh,  Pa...  591 

Jessop  G  W,  Pittsburgh,  Pa 592 

Reiling  C  John,  Pittsburgh,  Pa 591 

Taylor  &  Dean,  Pittsburgh,  Pa 613 

Wagner  Adolph,  Pittsburgh,  Pa 612 

Allison  W  B,  Wheeling 399 

WOOLEN  MILLS. 

Kanawha  Woolen  Mills  and  Machine 

Shops,  Charleston 109 

Stewart  Bros,  Guyandotte 189 


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WEPT   VIRGINIA   STATE   GAZETTEER. 


WEST  VIRGINIA'S 

RESOURCES  AND  DEVELOPMEIT 


By  Governor  A.  B.  Fleming. 


Until  within  the  past  few  years  little  was  known  by  the  outside  world  of  the  mar- 
velous natural  resources  of  West  Virginia.  The  great  avenues  of  commerce  and  travel 
lay  along  the  northern  and  southern  borders  of  the  triangular-shaped  State,  and  popula- 
tion and  trade  swept  heedlessly  by,  unaware  of  the  capabilities  of  her  soil,  the  extent 
and  value  of  her  forests^or  the  inexhaustible  wealth  of  her  vast  mineral  deposits. 

While  this  is  not  now  true  to  the  extent  it  was  a  score  of  years  ago,  while  capital 
and  industry  have  recently  penetrated  even  to  the  heart  of  the  State  and  are  now  devel- 
oping her  hidden  riches  with  tremendous  energy,  the  vast  possibilities  of  the  State  are 
as  yet  scarcely  realized,  her  richest  mineral  regions  are  practically  unexplored,  her  great 
stores  of  iron  and  coal  are  comparatively  untouched,  and  of  the  16,640,000  acres  of  land 
in  the  State,  probably  8,000,000  acres  are  still  in  the  original  forest.  This  is  a  State 
whose  eastern  border  is  only  81  miles  by  rail  from  Baltimore,  179  miles  from  Philadel- 
phia, 286  from  New  York  ;  whose  western  border  is  7  hours  distant  from  Cincinnati,  14 
hours  from  Chicago,  and  whose  products  can  be  put  into  Cincinnati  in  20  hours  by 
river,  Pittsburg  in  30  hours,  New  Orleans  in  5  days. 

It  would,  in  truth,  be  impossible  to  exaggerate  the  unequaled  opportunities  which 
West  Virginia  presents,  therefore,  to  capital  and  every  kind  of  manufacturing  and  com- 
mercial enterprise.  I  would  emphasize  this  fact.  No  other  State  in  the  Union,  in  my 
judgment,  possesses  to-day  such  cheap  and  abundant  raw  materials  or  offers  such  con- 
spicuous opportunities  for  safe  and  profitable  investment  of  capital. 

I  cannot,  in  the  limited  time  at  my  disposal  for  the  task,  give  more  than  a  general 
view  of  the  present  development  and  material  advancement  of  the  State,  and  touch  upon 
some  of  her  chief  sources  of  wealth,  present  and  prospective. 

Below  I  give  in  tabulated  form  such  data  as  I  have  at  hand  bearing  directly  upon 
the  growth  of  the  State  in  the  past  decade,  and  which  clearly  evidence  the  remarkable 
progress  made.  The  figures  relating  to  population  and  wealth  are  taken  from  United 
States  census  reports;  those  relating  to  tax  values  and  railroad  mileage  are  from  State 
reports.  Not  having  before  me  the  census  reports  of  1880  touching  farm  animals  and 
farm  products,  the  statistics  under  that  head  show  a  comparison  between  1870  and  1888, 
the  first  as  reported  in  the  ninth  census,  the  latter  as  given  by  the  Secretary  of  Agricul- 
ture in  his  report  for  1889. 

POPULATION,  RAILROAD  MILEAGE,  ASSESSED  PROPERTY  AND  TRUE   WEALTH. 

Increase 

1880.  1890.  per  cent. 

Population 618,000  762,794  23; 

Assessed  value  of  property $147,011,740  $187,165,344  271 

Wealth,  true  value 307,000,000  *462,000,000  30 

Bailroad  mileage 691  1,343  95 

*Estimated. 


per  cent. 


WOOOLg 

2,495,000  fb5perceQL 


30  WEST   VIRGINIA    STATE    GAZETTEER 

FARM  ANIMALS   AND  FARM  PRODUCTS. 

1870.  1888.  Increase. 

Horses 90,479  146,667' 

Mules    2,139  6,867 

Cows 104,434  179,979 

Oxen  and  other  cattle  . 197,246  286,538 

Sheep 552,327  508,654 

Hogs 268,031  486,226 

Corn,  bushels 8,197,865  16,149,000] 

Wheat,  bushels 2,483,543 

Oats,  bushels 2,413,489 

Potatoes,  bushels 1,053,507  1,849,000  J 

Hay,  tons 224,164  397,345    77  per  cent. 

Tobacco,  pounds 2,046,452  4,496,000  120per  cent. 

RAILROADS. 

It  is  of  interest  to  note  the  increase  in  railroad  mileage  within  the  last  ten  years,  as 
shown  above,  and  to  briefly  consider  the  tremendous  momentum  which  this  must  give 
to  the  State's'  progress  during  the  next  decade.  The  figures  mean  more  than  a  mere 
doubling  of  West  Virginia's  transportation  facilities.  The  mileage  of  1880  was  made  up 
almost  wholly  of  the  Baltimore  &  Ohio  and  the  Chesapeake  &  Ohio  railroads — the  first 
an  east  and  west  line  running  along  the  extreme  northern  border  of  the  State;  the  latter 
an  east  and  west  line  traversing  the  southern  border.  The  policy  of  both  roads  was  to 
handle  through  business  at  the  expense  of  local  traffic,  a  policy  which  each  has  since 
wisely  abandoned  under  new  management. 

The  newly  built  railroads  are  chiefly  cross  lines  penetrating  the  interior  of  the  State, 
and  constructed  primarily  to  reach  and  throw  open  to  capital  those  sections  of  the  State 
particularly  rich  in  coal  and  iron  deposits  and  varied  agricultural  capabilities.  The 
traffic  developed  by  these  roads  within  a  year  or  two  is  often  surprising.  The  coal  and 
coke  shipments,  for  instance,  over  the  West  Virginia  Central  railroad  since  the  begin- 
ning of  the  present  year  alone  aggregated  in  excess  of  1,100,000  tons  ;  the  Monongahela 
River  railroad  (a  part  of  the  Camden  system),  which  was  put  in  operation  only  last 
spring,  in  its  movement  of  coal  and  coke  from  two  collieries  near  Fairmont,  averages 
100  cars  daily,  besides  having  a  general  freight  and  passenger  traffic  far  exceeding  the 
expectations  of  its  projectors.  , 

The  development  of  our  railroad  interests  is  still  going  on  with  increased  activity 
and  in  the  same  general  direction.  Before  the  close  of  another  twelvemonth  the  Nor- 
folk &  Western  will  have  pushed  its  New  River  division  through  a  virgin  territory  to 
the  Ohio  river,  practically  placing  the  famous  Elkhorn  coal  region  500  miles  nearer  the 
markets  of  Chicago  and  the  northwest.  Senator  Camden  is  rapidly  extending  from 
Fairmont,  the  lines  of  his  railroad  system  through  a  rich  belt  of  country  toward  the 
south  and  will  soon  tap  the  Chesapeake  &  Ohio  railroad.  Senator  Davis  and  his  asso- 
ciates'are  extending  the  West  Virginia  Central  as  rapidly  as  possible  south  toward  the 
iron  fields  of  the  State,  and  north  through  the  great  coal  beds  of  the  Monongahela  river 
to  a  connection  with  the  Pennsylvania  Railroad  system  at  the  State  line.  The  impetus 
which  these  lines  building  and  the  new  roads  constructed  will  give  to  the  growth  and 
material  advancement  of  the  State  is  incomputable. 

COAL  AND  COKE  PRODUCTION. 

Perhaps  the  industry  that  will  be  most  advanced  is  that  of  coal  and  coke  production. 
Rapid  as  has  been  the  expansion  of  this  industry  in  West  Virginia,  it  is  manifestly  but 
in  its  incipiency.  The  great  Appalachian  coal  measures  are  known  to  embrace  the  entire 
State,  with  the  exception  of  the  lower  Potomac  counties.  One-thirteenth  of  the  aggre- 
gate coal  area  of  the  country  is  contained  within  the  borders  of  West  Virginia,  and 
faking  into  account  the  greater  thickness  of  her  workable  seams,  the  State  easily  outranks 
all  others  in  the  extent  and  value  of  her  coal  beds.  Her  coal  area  is  computed  at  16,000 
square  miles.  A  great  portion  of  it  is  easily  and  cheaply  mined,  all  of  it  is  of  the  high- 
est grade  of  excellence,  much  of  it  lies  in  close  proximity  to  vast  deposits  of  iron  ore 
and  limestone,  and  is  admirably  located  in  point  of  accessibility  to  the  best  markets. 

In  1880  the  State  produced  1,568,000  short  tons  of  coal,  ranking  seventh  among  the 
coal-producing  States  of  the  Union— Pennsylvania,  Illinois,  Ohio,  Maryland,  Missouri 
and  Iowa  having  each  in  the  order  named  a  larger  production.  In  1889  she  produced 
4  726,047  long  tons  of  coal  and  665,193  tons  of  coke,  advancing  to  fourth  rank  in  coal 
production  and  second  in  production  of  coke.    From  the  official  report  for  1890  of  Mine 


AND    BUSINESS    DIRECTOEY.  31 

Inspector  Spruce,  of  the  second  district,  just  received,  I  may  safely  estimate  the  State's 
output  of  coal  in  1890  at  5,359,000  long  tons,  and  the  coke  production  at  1,000,000  tons. 
If  the  report  from  the  first  district  of  the  State  shall  verify  this  estimate,  the  increase  in 
West  Virginia's  coal  production  during  the  current  year  will  be  over  18  per  cent.,  and 
in  coke  production  over  68  per  cent.  Comparing  the  output  of  1880  with  that  of  1890 
shows  an  increase  of  285  per  cent.,  or  an  average  annual  increase  of  28|  per  cent. 

While  this  ratio  of  increase  exceeds  that  of  any  other  coal-producing  State,  a  com- 
bination of  peculiar  advantages  and  high  merit  in  favor  of  West  Virginia  coals  must 
bring  about  a  much  more  rapid  increase  in  the  production  during  the  next  five  years. 
There  is,  indeed,  at  this  time  unprecedented  activity  in  the  coal  mining  industry.  Within 
the  year  the  Monongah  Coal  &  Coke  Co.,  which  owns  large  bodies  of  coal  between  Fair- 
mont and  Clarksburgh,  has  opened  mines  in  the  vicinity  of  Fairmont  at  two  points, 
with  an  output  daily  capacity  approximating  2,000  tons,  and  is  constructing  a  plant  of 
500  coke  ovens.  Several  other  large  operators — Pennsylvanians  who  recognize  a  superior 
quality  of  coal  when  they  see  it — purchased  a  large  boundary  of  coal  in  the  same  field 
a  few  months  ago.  and  will  open  mines  on  an  extensive  scale.  The  Davis  syndicate  has 
also  recently  purchased  and  will  operate  two  extensive  tracts  of  coal  there.  The  vein 
operated  is  the  Pittsburgh  seam,  9  feet  thick,  the  one  persistent  and  important  seam  of 
our  coal  series.  The  coal  is  unequaled  as  a  gas  coal,  and  the  coke  product  sells  readily 
in  the  markets  in  competition  with  the  famous  Connellsville  coke.  The  U.  S.  Geolog- 
ical Report  contains  the  following  comparative  analyses  of  these  two  cokes,  pages  379- 
428  : 

Fixed  carbon.         Ash.  Sulphur.  Authority. 

Connellsville— Bradford  mines 80.576  9.113  0.821        A.  S.  McCreath. 

Fairmont— Montana  mines 91.85  6.820  0.480        D.  T.  Day. 

In  the  Kanawha  and  New  River  district,  with  a  large  area  of  undeveloped  coal  field, 
the  demand  for  coal  continues  to  exceed  the  output,  notwithstanding  the  rapid  increase 
in  the  production;  hence  we  may  look  for  greater  percentages  of  increase  every  year. 
By  reason  of  cheap  river  transportation  the  markets  of  the  great  Ohio  and  Mississippi 
valleys  are  open  beyond  any  controlling  competition  to  the  Kanawha  coal  trade,  while 
over  the  Chesapeake  &  Ohio  railroad  it  has  access  to  the  tidewater  wharfs  at  Newport 
News,  distant  only,  say  365  to  398  miles.  The  Kanawha  and  New  River  coals  exceed 
the  Pittsburgh,  Youghiogheny  and  Hocking  Valley  coals  in  per  cent,  of  fixed  carbon, 
have  a  less  per  cent,  of  ash  and  sulphur,  and  are  quite  as  rich  in  volatile  matter.  They 
are  second  to  none  in  the  world  as  steam  raisers.  New  River  coke  gives  off  an  intense 
heat,  leaving  only  a  nominal  quantity  of  ash,  and  its  excellence  is  freely  admitted  and 
commands  for  it  the  best  prices  in  the  market. 

But  perhaps  the  most  notable  development  in  this  State  is  taking  place  in  the  Poca- 
hontas and  Elkhorn  district.  This  field,  extending  from  Webster  and  Nicholas  counties 
in  this  State  to  Tazewell  and  Russell  counties  in  Virginia,  is  opened  up  by  the  extension 
of  the  Norfolk  &  Western  railroad.  It  was  only  in  1883  that  shipments  began,  but  last 
year  the  output  had  already  reached  1,592,435  tons  of  coal  and  253,170  tons  of  coke. 
This  growth  is  phenomenal.  That  it  will  continue,  if  not  indeed  increase,  is  beyond 
doubt.  The  coal  is  of  superior  quality  and  thickness.  The  Norfolk  &  Western,  as 
stated  above,  will  complete  its  road  to  the  Ohio  river  during  the  next  year,  giving  to 
this  district,  rich  in  timber  as  well  as  coal,  a  direct  western  outlet  that  will  stimulate  its 
operations  to  a  wonderful  degree. 

As  illustrative  of  the  remarkable  coal  deposits  found  in  this  State,  I  may  refer  to  a 
conspicuous  development  on  Pond  Fork  of  Little  Coal  river,  in  Boone  county.  There 
may  be  seen  no  less  than  ten  seams  of  coal,  ranging  from  2  feet  7  inches  to  12  feet  in 
thickness,  and  aggregating  68  feet  11  inches  of  coal  from  top  to  bottom.  One  vein  is 
pure  cannel  coal  42  inches  thick,  overlaid  with  34  inches  of  splint. 

By  way  of  a  hint  to  foreign  investors,  I  may  mention  that  undeveloped  areas  of 
coal  of  the  best  quality  and  of  good  workable  seams  are  still  buyable  in  interior  coun- 
ties at  from  $10  to  $20  an  acre,  surface  and  all,  and  timbered  at  that  !  Thousands  of 
acres  of  coal,  too,  lying  immediately  on  the  line  of  the  Baltimore  &  Ohio,  in  character, 
quality  and  thickness  the  same  as  the  Connellsville  coal,  can  be  purchased  at  from  $25 
to  $40  per  acre. 

THE  IRON  ORES  OF  THE  STATE. 

There  has  been  comparatively  no  development  of  the  iron  ores  of  West  Virginia. 
A  few  small  blast  furnaces  have  worked  the  native  ores  which  belong  to  and  are  found 
in  the  coal  measures  in  the  northern  part  of  the  State,  but  lack  of  cheap  transportation 
facilities  at  the  time  caused  the  abandonment  of  these  enterprises,  and  but  little  atten- 


32  WEST    VIRGINIA   STATE   GAZETTEER 

tion  has  since  been  paid  to  our  iron  ore  deposits.  The  furnace  at  Irondale,  in  Preston 
county,  is,  I  believe,  the  only  one  remaining  in  operation.  It  has  for  many  years  suc- 
cessfully worked  a  seam  of  ore  16  to  20  inches  thick,  and  the  plant  has  lately  been 
improved  and  its  capacity  increased.  The  rapid  development  of  our  coals,  however, 
and  the  extension  of  our  railroads  into  the  interior  of  the  State,  will  certainly  excite  a. 
more  active  inquiry  into  the  extent  and  value  of  our  iron  ores.  The  present  knowledge- 
concerning  them  may  be  presented  by  a  brief  mention  of  the  varieties  of  ore  found, 
grouping  them  under  the  heads  of  carbonates  and  oxides. 

Carbonates,  more  or  less  oxidized  by  exposure,  extend  across  the  entire  State  from 
and  including  Preston  county  to  Big  Sandy  river,  the  Kentucky  State  line.  They  are 
found  in  many  forms — kidney,  nodular,  beds  of  different  colors,  from  greenish  gray  to 
black  of  the  black  band  ;  of  varying  thickness,  from  6  inches  to  six  feet,  and  yielding 
from  30  to  40  per  cent,  of  iron  of  high  grade,  especially  when  made  with  charcoal  or 
high  grade  coke.  These  carbonates,  particularly  the  limestone  ore,  can  be  mixed  to 
great  advantage  with  the  oxides.  Elk  river  and  sixty  miles  of  the  Great  Kanawha  may 
be  said  to  divide  the  State  into  two  nearly  equal  parts,  and  among  iron  men  it  is  well 
known  that  the  valley  of  Elk  from  head  to  mouth,  a  distance  of  190  miles  as  the  river 
runs,  has  almost  throughout  its  whole  length  carbonates  in  workable  beds  of  high  qual- 
ity, including  some  valuable  beds  of  black  band  ore.  No  iron  in  the  market,  I  may  add, 
was  in  better  demand  or  commanded  a  higher  price  than  the  iron  made  a  few  years  ago 
at  the  Savage  furnace,  in  Braxton  county. 

In  considering  the  oxides,  however,  we  come  to  what  may  be  properly  styled  the 
Iron  Region  of  West  Virginia.  Beginning  at  Harper's  Ferry,  and  running  with  the 
Virginia  line  to  Tazewell,  through  the  West  Virginia  counties  of  Jefferson,  Berkeley, 
Morgan,  Hampshire,  Hardy,  Grant,  Pendleton,  Pocahontas,  Greenbrier,  Monroe  and 
Mercer,  we  find  the  true  eastern  oxides — red  and  brown  hematite  ores  in  large  and  per- 
sistent veins  or  beds,  and  inclining  at  a  good  angle  for  mining.  Through  Hampshire,.. 
Hardy  and  Pendleton  both  kinds  are  abundant — the  red  ore  of  more  than  ordinary 
quality  and  quantity.  This  is  generally  called  the  Clinton  ore  (red  fossil  and  red  shale), 
and  is  identical  with  the  greaVore  bed  of  the  Red  Mountain  District,  Birmingham,  Ala. 
There  runs  from  Greenbank,  in  Pocahontas  county,  to  Anthony's  creek,  in  Greenbrier 
county,  10  miles  northeast  of  White  Sulphur,  a  mountain  some  40  miles  long,  which  we 
may  collectively  call  the  "Beaver  Lick."  This  mountain  has  throughout  its  whole 
length  fine  veins  of  red  fossil  and  red  shale,  and,  intermittingly,  pipe  ore.  These  red 
ores  are  understood  to  be  equal  in  quality  and  quantity  to  the  red  ores  of  East  Tennessee. 
It  is  claimed  also  by  those  who  ought  to  know  that  the  brown  hematite  ore  is  found  in 
very  thick  beds  in  this  mountain. 

Of  the  extraordinary  value  of  this  ore  field  there  is  now  most  conclusive  evidence, 
and  it  is  likely  at  no  distant  day  to  be  penetrated  by  both  the  Camden  and  Davis  railroad 
systems,  bringing  the  New  River  coking  coal,  only  twenty  miles  away,  into  the  region, 
when  these  ores  will  be  most  keenly  sought  after.  The  lower  Helderburg  limestone, 
used  so  much  as  a  flux,  is  found  in  this  mountain  everywhere. 

The  brown  hematite  ore  extends  through  the  eastern  part  of  Monroe  county.  Some 
half  dozen  chemists  of  character  and  reputation  have  analyzed  it,  and  while  not  proving 
a  Bessemer  ore,  it  is  the  very  thing  for  the  basic  process,  with  the  magnesian  limestone 
right  at  hand.  Two  tons  of  this  ore  will  make  a  ton  of  iron  in  everyday  furnace  work 
year  in  and  year  out.  As  to  quantity,  I  have  it  at  first  hand  from  those  who  have  been 
on  the  ground,  that  it  lies  in  continuous  beds  and  outcrops  from  20  to  50  feet  thick.  In 
East  River  mountain,  the  line  between  Mercer  and  Giles  counties,  thick  beds  of  this 
brown  ore  are  found,  being,  in  fact,  but  a  continuation  of  Peter's  mountain,  southwest 
of  New  river. 

The  manufacture  of  iron  has  as  yet  received  little  attention,  because  until  quite 
recently  the  extent  of  our  resources  and  the  favorable  conditions  have  not  been  generally 
understood.  West  Virginia  is  destined  in  the  near  future  to  take  high  rank  as  a  pro- 
ducer of  pig  iron.  Indeed,  I  have  the  best  authority — the  report  of  an  English  expert  of 
known  character  and  ability,  who  has  made  a  report  for  an  English  syndicate  who  con- 
template making  large  investments — for  stating  that  pig  iron  can  be  made  in  the  north- 
eastern part  of  the  State  for  $7  a  ton,  which  is  the  lowest  point  yet  reached  in  the  cost  of 
production.  Even  this  remarkable  statement  does  not  show  the  full  measure  of  advan- 
tage enjoyed  by  this  portion  of  the  State,  because  the  product  of  the  furnaces  and  mills 
will  be  so  near  to  the  great  markets  and  to  tidewater  that  the  item  of  transportation  will 
be  insignificant.  Many  large  enterprises  have  lately  been  organized  to  utilize  these: 
extraordinary  advantages,  notably  a  company  to  build  an  industrial  town,  based  on  iron 
and  steel  production,  at  Shenandoah  Junction.    The  same  conditions  have  led  to  the.- 


AND    BUSINESS   DIBECTOBY.  33 

•organization  of  a  company  at  Charles  Town,  and  other  similar  enterprises  are  reported  In 
-various  stages  of  progress. 

THE  OIL  PRODUCTION. 

Rich  as  is  West  Virginia  in  coal,  iron  and  timber,  the  past  two  years  have  demon- 
strated that  she  is  no  less  rich  in  deposits  of  petroleum  oil.  There  are  now  three  well- 
defined  producing  fields  along  parallel  lines  having  a  general  northeast  and  southwest 
direction,  and  the  activity  of  the  operators,  the  millions  of  capital  already  invested,  the 
extent  and  character  of  the  territory  make  the  Stale  the  chief  riVal  of  Pennsylvania  as 
the  source  of  the  future  oil  supply  of  the  country. 

The  newer  developments  embrace  the  Eureka  and  Belmont  field  in  Pleasants  county, 
and  the  Mannington  and  Doll's  Run  field  in  Marion  and  Monongalia  counties,  respec- 
tively. The  last  two  named  are  an  extension  of  the  Mt.  Morris  (Pa.)  field.  The  source 
of  production  is  the  "  Big  Injun  "  sand  rock,  found  at  a  depth  of  about  1,900  feet,  The 
first  important  well  in  the  Mannington  pool  was  struck  early  last  spring,  since  which 
time  over  40  producing  wells  have  been  brought  in,  yielding  a  monthly  production  of 
over  60,000  barrels.  The  development  is  going  on  at  the  same  rapid  rate.  The  oil  is  a 
good  grade  of  light  premium,  commanding  20  cents  per  barrel  above  quoted  market 
prices.  The  amount  of  capital  now  invested  in  the  industry  at  Mannington  is  estimated 
to  be  little  short  of  $1,500,000.  The  "  Big  Injun  "  oil  line  is  supposed  to  extend  south 
to  below  the  Kanawha  river.  Test  wells  have  been  drilled  and  are  drilling  along  this 
'belt  of  territory  with  more  or  less  favorable  results. 

The  Belmont  and  Eureka  district  in  Pleasants  county  derives  its  oil  from  the  Berea 
grit,  an  extremely  rich  sand,  at  a  depth  of  about  1,200  feet,  though  a  good  grade  of 
■'■'  heavy  "  oil  is  also  found  in  limited  quantities  in  the  shallow  sands.  In  this  field  the 
development  has  been  even  more  rapid  than  in  the  Mannington  region,  and  the  produc- 
tion much  greater.  The  average  cost  of  the  wells  is  $3,000,  and  the  average  yield  is 
unusually  good,  many  of  the  wells  coming  in  with  a  flow  of  from  500  to  1,000  barrels 
per  day.  The  head  wells  in  this  field  are  now  as  far  north  as  the  town  of  St.  Mary's.  I 
am  unable  to  report  the  production  of  this  district.  It  probably  exceeds  several  times 
•that  of  the  Mannington  field. 

A  very  important  development  is  that  in  the  horizon  of  the  well-known  Gordon 
sand  Along  a  line  extending  southwest  from  the  Little  Washington  and  Ninevah  pools 
in  Pennsylvania  through  Wetzel  and  other  counties  in  this  State.  Experienced  oil  men 
predict  that  this  will  be  the  great  oil  field  of  the  future.  The  first  producing  well  in 
this  sand  within  the  State  was  brought  in  a  month  or  more  ago  near  Littleton,  Wetzel 
county.  It  is  variously  reported  at  from  300  to  600  barrels.  A  rapid  development  may 
be  expected  to  follow,  and  if  the  prolific  character  of  the  Gordon  sand  rock  is  main- 
tained, an  enormous  production  from  the  new  field  may  safely  be  anticipated. 


A 


WHAT  WEST  VIRGINIANS  ARE  DOING. 


Let  it  not  be  assumed  that  West  Virginians  are  awaiting  in  idleness  the  influx  of 
foreign  capital  and  enterprise  to  develop  the  immense  natural  resources  I  have  attempted 
to  describe,  nor  that  the  State  has  made  no  considerable  progress  in  that  direction,  and 
is  in  many  respects  what  might  in  popular  phrase  be  styled  "  a  back  number."  The 
industrial  channels  into  which  they  could  direct  their  energies  are  so  many  that  they 
have  found  it  impossible  to  occupy  all,  but  they  are  leading  in  every  enterprise  of  mag- 
nitude. They  have  brought  to  a  condition  of  fine  cultivation  a  great  portion  of  the  State, 
built  railroads,  cities  and  towns,  established  manufactures,  created  a  splendid  system  of 
schools,  erected  creditable  public  buildings  and  have  kept  out  of  debt.  The  State  tax 
rate  has  averaged  but  a  fraction  over  30  cents  on  the  $100  valuation  since  the  birth  of 
the  State,  and  in  the  past  year  (1890)  the  sum  of  $1,293,164.98,  realized  from  State  and 
local  school  levies  and  the  invested  school  fund,  was  disbursed  to  the  public  or  free 
schools. 

I  have  mainly  confined  this  article  to  the  natural  advantages  and  resources  of  theState, 
and  have  omitted  to  refer  to  her  prosperous  manufacturing  industries.  Our  steel,  iron, 
nail,  glass,  pottery,  fire-brick  and  tiling,  salt,  tanning  and  brewing  interests  are  exten- 
sive and  have  increased  with  surprising  rapidity  in  the  past  ten  years.  The  city  of 
Wheeling  is  a  center  of  the  iron  trade,  and  the  largest  nail  market  in  the  world. 
Nearly  all  of  the  large  and  prosperous  towns  in  the  State  have  their  electrical  plants, 
street  railways  and  daily  newspapers. 

The  State  in  every  quarter  is  wonderfully  prosperous,  and  to  the  attractions  of  its 
varied  treasures  of  forest  and  mine  its  people  add  a  cordial  welcome  to  all  who  may 
come  to  aid  in  their  development. 

Charleston,  W.  Va.,  December  24,  1890  .j 


34  WEST   VIKGINIA   STATE    GAZETTEER 


STATE   GOVERNMENT. 

Capitol  Building,  Charleston. 


EXECUTIVE. 


Governor — A  B  FlemlDg,  Fairmont,  Marion. 

Secretary  of  State— Wm  A  Ohley,  Fairmont,  Marion. 

Auditor— Patrick  T  Duffy,  Webster  C  H,  Webster. 

Treasurer — W  T  Thompson,  Huntington,  Cabell. 

Attorney-General— Alfred  Caldwell,  Wheeling,  Ohio. 

State  Superintendent  Free  Schools— Benjamin  S  Morgan,  Morgantown,  Monongalia. 

Librarian — Charles  L  Hagan,  Fairmont,  Marion. 

State  Bank  Examiner — Charles  W  Young,  Charleston,  Kanawha. 

Adjutant-General— Benjamin  H  Oxley,  Charleston,  Kanawha. 

Labor  Commissioner— Edward  Robertson,  Wheeling,  Ohio. 


STATE  MILITIA. 
His  Excellency  A  B  Fleming  Governor  and  Commander-in-Chief,  Charleston. 

governor's  staff. 
Brigadier-General  B  H  Oxley,  Adjutant  and  Quartermaster-General,  Charleston,. 
March  12,  1890. 

Brigadier-General  John  W  Bosworth,  Surgeon-General,  Phillipi,  May  14,  1890. 

Brigadier-General  A  A  Franzheim,  Commissary-General,  Wheeling,  May  14,  1890. 

Brigadier-General  John  Hooe  Russel,  Paymaster-General,  Huntington,  May  22, 1890. 

Colonel  W  A  McCorkle,  ADC,  Charleston,  April  17,  1890. 

Colonel  J  T  Bowyer,  ADC,  Winfield,  April  17,  1890. 

Colonel  Thomas  M  Jackson,  ADC,  Clarksburgh,  July  22,  1891. 

Colonel  B  D  Gibson,  ADC,  Charleston,  August  11,  1891. 


INSPECTORS  OF  MINES. 

D  M  Harr,  First  District,  Hoult,  Marion. 

M  F  Spruce,  Second  District,  Eastbank,  Kanawha. 


BOARD  OF  PUBLIC  WORKS. 

A  B  Fleming,  Governor,  President. 

P  F  Duffy,  Auditor. 

W  T  Thompson,  Treasurer. 

Alfred  Caldwell,  Attorney-General. 

B  S  Morgan,  State  Superintendent  Free  Schools. 

Wm  A  Ohley,  Secretary  of  State,  Secretary  ex  officio. 


THE  BOARD  OF  THE  SCHOOL  FUND. 

A  B  Fleming,  Governor,  President. 

B  S  Morgan,  State  Superintendent  Free  Schools. 

P  F  Duffy,  Auditor,  Secretary. 

W  T  Thompson,  Treasurer. 


AND   BUSINESS  DIBBCTOBY.  35 

STATE  BOARD  OF  AGRICULTURE. 

First  Congressional  District— Benjamin  F  Fisher,  Sutton,  Braxton. 
Second  Congressional  District— George  E  Sperow,  Martinsburgh,  Berkeley. 
Third  Congressional  District — J  M  Rowan,  Union,  Monroe. 
Fourth  Congressional  District— T  C  Atkinson,  Buffalo,  Putnam. 

President— T  C  Atkinson. 

Secretary — Henry  M  Turner,  Shepherdstown. 

FISH  COMMISSIONERS. 

Felix  J  Baxter,  Sutton,  Braxton. 
C  S  White,  Romney,  Hampshire. 
N  C  Prickett,  Ravenswood,  Jackson. 


STATE  BOARD  OF  HEALTH. 

_.    .  ~  .      ,  „,  .  j  Wm  L  Late,  M  D,  Bridgeport,  Harrison. 

First  Congressional  District. . . .  j  L  D  Wi]son>  m  D,  Wheeling,  Ohio. 

,  „  .      ,,,.,.,     (L8  Brock,  M  D,  Morgantown,  Monongalia. 

Second  Congressional  District. .  -j  N  D  Baker,  M  D,  Martinsburgh,  Berkeley. 
__  .  ,  '  .       ,  _.  .  .  A       (BF  Irons,  M  D,  Pickaway,  Monroe. 

Third  Congressional  District. . .  j  w  P  Ewing,  M  D,  Charleston,  Kanawha. 
„      A.   _  ,       .  n,  .  .  x      (  Thomas  P  Carpenter,  M  D,  Poca,  Putnam. 

Fourth  Congressional  District. .  -j  B  H  Hoytj  M  D  Ravenswood,  Jackson. 

UNITED  STATES  SENATORS. 

Charles  J  Faulkner,  Martinsburgh,  Berkeley. 
John  E  Kenna,  Charleston,  Kanawha. 


REPRESENTATIVES  IN  CONGRESS. 

1st  District — John  O  Pendleton,  Wheeling,  Ohio. 
2d  District— Wm  L  Wilson,  Charles  Town,  Jefferson. 
3d  District— John  D  Alderson,  Nicholas  C  H,  Nicholas. 
4th  District — James  Capehart,  Point  Pleasant,  Mason. 

CONGRESSIONAL  DISTRICTS. 

APPORTIONMENT  OF   1891. 

First— The  Counties  of  Braxton,  Brooke,  Doddridge,  Gilmer,  Hancock,  Harrison, 
Lewis,  Marshall,  Ohio,  Tyler,  Wetzel. 

Second— The  Counties  of  Barbour,  Berkeley,  Grant,  Hampshire,  Hardy,  Jefferson, 
Marion,  Mineral,  Monongalia,  Morgan,  Pendleton,  Preston,  Randolph,  Taylor,  Tucker. 

Third— The  Counties  of  Boone,  Clay,  Fayette,  Greenbrier,  Kanawha,  Logan, 
Mercer,  Monroe,  McDowell,  Nicholas,  Pocahontas,  Raleigh,  Summers,  Upshur,  Web- 
ster, Wyoming. 

Fourth— The  Counties  of  Cabell,  Calhoun,  Jackson,  Lincoln,  Mason,  Pleasants, 
Putnam,  Ritchie,  Roane,  Wayne,  Wirt.  Wood. 

WORLD'S  FAIR  BOARD— COLUMBIAN  EXPOSITION. 

NATIONAL  COMMISSIONERS. 

J  W  St  Clair,  Fayetteville,  Fayette. 
J  D  Butt,  Harper's  Ferry,  Jefferson. 

Alternates. 

John  Corcoran,  Wheeling,  Ohio. 
W  Vrooman,  Parkersburgh,  Wood. 

LADY  MANAGERS. 

Miss  Lilly  Irene  Jackson,  Parkersburgh,  Wood. 
Mrs  W  Newton  Lynch,  Martinsburgh,  Berkeley. 


36  WEST   VIRGINIA    STATE    GAZETTEER 

Alternates. 

Miss  Annie  M  Mahan,  Fayetteville,  Fayette. 
Mrs  George  W  Z  Black,  Halltown,  Jefferson. 

STATE  BOARD. 

W  N  Chancellor,  Parkersburgh,  Wood. 
John  8  Naylor,  Wheeling,  Ohio. 
R  S  Carr,  Charleston,  Kanawha. 
George  M  Bowers,  Martinsburgh,  Berkeley. 
Sidney  Haymond,  Quiet  Dell,  Harrison. 

President — W  N  Chancellor. 

Treasurer — George  M  Bowers. 

Secretary— M  C  McKay,  Ravenswood. 


PUBLIC  PRINTING. 


Superintendent — Wm  A  Ohley,  Secretary  of  State. 
Public  Printer— Moses  W  Donnally,  Charleston. 


THE  STATE  JUDICIARY. 


SUPREME  COURT  OF  APPEALS. 

President — D  B  Lucas,  of  Jefferson  county. 

Judges— J  W  English,  of  Mason  county  ;  Henry  Brannon,  of  Lewis  county ;  Homer 
Holt,  of  Greenbrier  county. 
Clerk — O  S  Long,  of  Kanawha  county. 

Reporter — Alfred  Caldwell,  Attorney-General,  Ohio  county.      Assistant  O  D  Cook. 
Three  annual  sessions  of  the  Supreme  Court  of  Appeals  are  held  as  follows  : 
At  Charleston,  Kanawha  county,  commencing  on  the  second  Wednesday  in  Jan. 
At  Wheeling,  Ohio  county,  commencing  on  the  first  Wednesday  in  June. 
At  Charles  Town,  Jefferson  county,  commencing  on  the  first  Wednesday  in  Sept. 


CIRCUIT  COURTS. 

FIRST  JUDICIAL  CIRCUIT. 

Judges — J  R  Paul  and  J  A  Campbell. 

Hancock — Fourth  Monday  in  March,  fourth  Monday  in  June  and  the  first  Monday 
in  November. 

Brooke — First  Monday  in  March,  first  Monday  in  June  and  the  second  Monday  in 
October. 

Ohio — Second  Monday  in  April,  first  Monday  in  September  and  the  third  Monday 
in  November. 

Marshall — First  Tuesday  in  March,  first  Tuesday  in  June  and  the  second  Tuesday 
in  October. 

SECOND  JUDICIAL   CIRCUIT. 

Judge — J.  M.  Hagans. 

Harrison — Second  Tuesday  in  January,  second  Tuesday  in  May  and  second  Tues- 
day in  September. 


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Marion — First  Tuesday  in  March,  first  Tuesday  in  July  and  fourth  Tuesday  in 
November. 

Monongalia — Second  Tuesday  in  February,  second  Tuesday  in  June  and  second 
Tuesday  in  October. 

THIRD  JUDICIAL  CIRCUIT. 

Judge — J  T  Hoke. 

Barbour — Twelfth  day  of  February,  twenty-second  day  of  May  and  the  thirteenth 
day  of  October. 

Preston — Eleventh  day  of  December,  twenty-second  day  of  March  and  first  day  of 
September. 

Randolph — Twenty-first  day  of  January,  first  day  of  May  and  tenth  day  of  October. 

Taylor — Second  day  of  January,  eleventh  day  of  April  and  eighteenth  day  of  Sept. 

Tucker — Fifth  day  of  March,  twelfth  day  of  June  and  nineteenth  day  of  Nov. 

FOURTH  JUDICIAL  CIRCUIT. 

Judge — T  P  Jacobs. 

Doddridge — Third  Tuesday  in  March,  third  Tuesday  in  July  and  third  Tuesday  in 
November. 

Ritchie — Third  Tuesday  in  February,  third  Tuesday  in  June  and  third  Tuesday  in 
October. 

Tyler — Second  Tuesday  in  April,  second  Tuesday  in  August  and  second  Tuesday  in 
December. 

Wetzel — Third  Tuesday  in  January,  third  Tuesday  in  May  and  third  Tuesday  in 
September. 

FIFTH  JUDICIAL  CIRCUIT. 

Judge — A  I  Boreman. 

Pleasants — Second  Monday  in  March,  first  Monday  in  June  and  first  Monday  in 
•October. 

Wirt — On  the  Tuesday  next  after  the  fourth  Monday  in  March,  the  Tuesday  next 
after  the  third  Monday  in  June,  and  the  Tuesday  next  after  the  third  Monday  in 
October. 

Wood — Second  Monday  in  February,  second  Monday  in  July  and  second  Monday 
in  November. 

SIXTH  JUDICIAL   CIRCUIT. 

Judge — V  S  Armstrong. 

Calhoun — Fifteenth  day  of  February,  fifteenth  day  of  June  and  fifteenth  day  of 
•October. 

Clay — Second  Monday  in  May,  second  Monday  in  September  and  second  Monday 
in  December. 

Gilmer — First  day  of  February,  first  day  of  June  and  first  day  of  October. 

Jackson — First  day  of  March,  first  day  of  August  and  first  day  of  November. 

Roane — Twenty-fifth  day  of  March,  twenty-fifth  day  of  August  and  twenty-fifth 
day  of  November. 

SEVENTH  JUDICIAL   CIRCUIT. 

Judge — F  A  Guthrie. 

Kanawha — Second  Monday  in  March,  second  Monday  in  June  and  first  Monday  In 
December. 

Mason — First  Monday  in  February,  first  Monday  in  May  and  first  Monday  in  Sept. 

Putnam — Fourth  Monday  in  February,  fourth  Monday  in  May  and  fourth  Monday 
in  September. 

EIGHTH  JUDICIAL  CIRCUIT. 

Judge— Thomas  H  Harvey. 

Cabell — First  Monday  in  March,  fourth  Monday  in  August  and  fourth  Monday  in 
November. 

Lincoln — Third  Monday  in  February,  second  Monday  in  August  and  second  Mon- 
day in  November. 

Logan — Third  Monday  in  April,  third  Monday  in  July  and  third  Monday  in 
October. 

Wayne — Fourth  Monday  in  January,  fourth  Monday  in  May  and  fourth  Monday  in 
September. 


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NINTH  JUDICIAL  CIRCUIT. 

Judge— R  Q  McClaugherty. 

Boone — Third  Monday  In  April,  third  Monday  in  July  and  third  Monday  in 
October. 

McDowell — On  Wednesday  after  the  third  Monday  in  May,  "Wednesday  after  the 
first  Monday  in  July,  and  first  Wednesday  after  first  Monday  in  October. 

Mercer — First  Monday  in  March,  third  Monday  in  June  and  third  Monday  in 
November.' 

Raleigh — Fourth  Monday  in  April,  fourth  Monday  in  July  and  fourth  Monday  in 
October. 

Wyoming — Second  Monday  in  April,  second  Monday  in  July  and  «econd  Monday  in 
October. 

TENTH  JUDICIAL  CIRCUIT. 

Judge — A  N  Campbell. 

Fayette — Fourth  Tuesday  in  February,  third  Tuesday  in  May  and  third  Tuesday  in 
September. 

Greenbrier — Third  Tuesday  in  April,  fourth  Tuesday  in  June  and  first  Monday  in 
November. 

Monroe— Third  Tuesday  in  March,  first  Tuesday  in  June  and  first  Tuesday  in  Oct. 

Pocahontas— First  Tuesday  in  April,  third  Tuesday  in  June  and  third  Tuesday  in 
October. 

Summers — Second  Tuesday  in  February,  first  Tuesday  in  May  and  first  Tuesday  in 
September. 

ELEVENTH  JUDICIAL  CIRCUIT. 

Judge— W  G  Bennett. 

Braxton — Fourth  Monday  in  April,  fourth  Monday  in  August  and  fourth  Monday 
in  November. 

Lewis — First  Monday  in  March,  third  Monday  in  June  and  third  Monday  in  Oct. 

Nicholas — On  Wednesday  after  the  second  Monday  in  April,  and  on  Wednesday 
after  the  second  Monday  in  August,  and  on  Wednesday  after  the  second  Monday  in 
November. 

Upshur — Second  Monday  in  February,  first  Monday  in  June  and  first  Monday  in. 
October. 

Webster — First  day  of  April,  first  day  of  August  and  first  Monday  in  November. 

TWELFTH  JUDICIAL   CIRCUIT. 

Judge — J  D  Armstrong. 

Grant — Fourth  Tuesday  in  March,  first  Tuesday  in  June  and  third  Tuesday  in 
October. 

Hampshire — First  Tuesday  in  February,  second  Tuesday  in  May  and  third  Tuesday 
in  September. 

Hardy — Second  Tuesday  in  March,  last  Tuesday  in  May  and  first  Tuesday  in  Oct. 

Mineral — Second  Tuesday  in  January,  fourth  Tuesday  in  April  and  first  Tuesday 
in  September. 

Pendleton — Second  Wednesday  in  April,  Wednesday  after  the  second  Tuesday  in 
June  and  first  Wednesday  in  November. 

THIRTEENTH  JUDICIAL  CIRCUIT. 

Judge — J  S  Dnckwall. 

Berkeley — Second  Tuesday  in  January,  second  Tuesday  in  April  and  second  Tues- 
day in  September.  , 

Jefferson — Second  Tuesday  in  February,  third  Tuesday  in  May  and  third  Tuesday 
in  November. 

Morgan— First  Tuesday  in  January,  first  Tuesday  in  April  and  second  Tuesday  in- 
August. 


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UNITED  STATES  COURTS  IN  WEST  VIRGINIA. 

CIRCUIT  AND  DISTRICT. 

Judge— J  J  Jackson. 

Clerk  District  Court— J  Y  Moore. 

Clerk  Circuit  Court— L  B  Dellicker. 

TJ  8  District  Attorney— George  C  Sturgiss. 

Assistant  District  Attorney — S  C  Burdett. 

Terms — May  and  November,  held  at  Charleston. 


STATE  INSTITUTIONS. 


WEST  VIRGINIA  UNIVERSITY. 
Mcrgantown,  Monongalia  County. 

Regent  1st  Senatorial  District — J  B  Sommerville,  of  Brooke  county. 
Regent  2d  "  "        — C  L  Smith,  of  Marion  county. 

Regent  3d  "  "        — P  Hays,  of  Gilmer  county. 

Regent  4th         "  "        — John  C  Vance,  of  Tyler  county. 

Regent  5th         "  "        — John  G  Schilling,  of  Roane  county. 

Regent  6th         "  "        — E  A  Bennett,  of  Cabell  county. 

Regent  7th         "  "        — W  A  French,  of  Mercer  county. 

Regent  8th         '*  "        — M  J  Kester,  of  Monroe  county. 

Regent  9th         "  "        — J  F  Brown,  of  Kanawha  county. 

Regent  10th       "  "        — T  J  Farnsworth,  of  Upshur  county. 

Regent  11th       "  "        — Joseph  Moreland,  of  Monongalia  county. 

Regent  12th       "  "        — John  A  Robinson,  of  Mineral  county. 

Regent  13th        "  "        — W  W  Brown,  of  Jefferson  county. 

President— Prof  E  M  Turner. 

Chairman  of  Faculty — Prof  Robert  C  Berkeley. 

Secretary  of  Faculty— Prof  W  P  Willey. 


WEST  VIRGINIA  STATE  NORMAL  SCHOOL. 

BOARD  OF  REGENTS. 

Benjamin  S  Morgan,  State  Superintendent  and  President  of  the  Board. 

Hon  T  S  Riley First  Congressional  District 

H  L  Snyder,  Esq Second  Congressional  District 

J  H  Miller,  Esq Third  Congressional  District 

Hon  Rankin  Wiley Fourth  Congressional  District 

principals — 1 891 . 

Marshall  College Prof  Thomas  E  Hodges 

Shepherd  College Prof  A  B  Bush 

Fairmont  Normal  School Prof  John  H  Roemer 

Glenville  Normal  School Prof  R  W  Tapp 

West  Liberty  Normal  School Prof  R  A  Armstrong 

Concord  Normal  School Prof  J  D  Sweeney 


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WEST  VIRGINIA  REFORM  SCHOOL. 
Pruntytown,  Taylor  County. 

BOARD  OF  DIRECTORS. 

J  H  Woods Philippi 

S  S  Vinson Ceredo 

George  E  Price Charleston 

Wm  G  Wirley    Kingwood 

James  K  Smith Fetterman 

Rufus  Haymond Clarksburgh 


WEST  VIRGINIA  SCHOOL  FOR  THE  DEAF  AND  THE  BLIND. 

Romney,  Hampshire  County. 

BOARD   OF  REGENTS. 

W  H  McClung,  M  D Meadow  Bluff,  Greenbrier  County 

W  S  Wiley New  Martinsville,  Wetzel  County 

J  E  Peck Nicholas  C  H,  Nicholas  County 

D  C  Casto Elizabeth,  Wirt  County 

John  R  Donehoo Fairview,  Hancock  County 

A  L  Pugh Capon  Bridge,  Hampshire  County 

President •. John  T  Peerce 

Secretary C  F  Poland 

Physician R  W  Dailey,  M  D 

OFFICERS  AND  TEACHERS. 

Principal C  H  Hill 

Assistant  Principal J  A  Hopkins 

Deaf  School. 

E  L  Chapin,  B  A,  A  D  Hays,  L  M  Kern,  H  Chidester. 
Articulation Miss  A  M  Grimm 

Blind  School. 
H  H  Johnson,  A  M,  Mrs  L  W  Ferguson. 

Music. 
R  E  McGhee,  Miss  N  Lucas. 

Domestic  Department. 

Matron M  McClelland 

Governess Mrs  S  E  Burke 

Watchman H  White 

Industrial  School. 

Foreman  of  Printing  Office M  Relihan 

Foreman  of  Shoe  Shop J  S  Seeders 

Foreman  of  Broom  and  Mattress  Shop R  H  Cookus 

Foreman  of  Cabinet  Shop W  C  Bierkamp 

Foreman  of  Tailor  Shop W  G  Smith 


WEST  VIRGINIA  COLORED  INSTITUTE. 
Charleston. 
Instituted  for  the  purpose  of  instruction  in  the  Mechanical  and  Agricultural  Arts. 

REGENTS. 

Benjamin  W  Byrne Charleston 

Benjamin  F  Wyatt Charleston 

Charles  H  Turner Parkersburgh 

John  A  Myers Morgantown 

Samuel  R  Hanen Glen  Easton 


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WEST  VIRGINIA  HOSPITAL  FOR  THE  INSANE. 
Weston,  Lewis  County. 

DIRECTORS. 

Andrew  Edminston Weston 

Louis  Bennett Weston 

Lucian  Hoge Wheeling 

George  C  Sturgiss Morgantown 

Cameron  L  Thompson Huntington 

J  S  Hyer Sutton 

A  G  Griffin , Buckhannon 

John  A  Preston Lewisburgh 

John  T  Colston Charleston 

OFFICERS. 

Superintendent J  S  Lewis,  M  D* 

Assistant  Superintendents  Male  Department. .  i Tjy^  d°d'  M  D 

Assistant  Superintendents  Female  Department. .  j R°b6rHar?ietB  Jones'  M  D 

Treasurer „ M  W  Harrison 

Clerk Charles  O'Hara 

Druggist MB  Ralston 

Matron Mrs  Mary  E.Jackson 

Assistant  Matron Miss  Ida  McGee 

Supervisor  Male  Department Thomas  Copley 

Supervisor  Female  Department Miss  Ella  Hall 


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SECOND  HOSPITAL  FOR  THE  INSANE. 
Spencer,  Roane  County. 

DIRECTORS. 

J  M  Sydenstricker Lewisburgh 

Wm  Woodyard Spencer 

Wm  L  Kee Beverly 

Wm  E  Lively Weston 

R  F  Kidd Glenville 

S  B  Camden Parkersburgh 

J  W  Williamson Ravenswood 

A  B  Wells Spencer  . 

John  A  Dille Morgantown  \ 

WEST  VIRGINIA  PENITENTIARY. 
Moundsville,  Marshall  County. 

BOARD   OF  DIRECTORS. 

J  S  Miller Ohio  county 

H  R  Howard Mason  county 

P  J  Crogan Preston  county 

Wm  Vandervort Pocahontas  county. 

F  W  Brown Marshall  county 

OFFICERS  OF  THE  BOARD. 

President,  J  S  Miller Wheeling 

Treasurer,  F  W  Brown Moundsville 

Secretary,  J  F  Burley Moundsville 

Superintendent,  M  Van  Pelt Fayette  county 

Clerk,  J  F  Burley Marshall  county 

Physician,  George  W  Bruce Marshall  county? 


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WEST   VIRGINIA.   STATE    GAZETTEER 


LIST  OP  COUNTY  SEATS  AND  COUNTY  OFFICERS. 


COUNTY. 


Barbour 

Berkeley . . . 

Boone  

Braxton 

Brooke  

Cabell 

Calhoun..  . 

•Clay 

Doddridge  . 

Fayette 

Gilmer 

Grant 

Greenbrier . 
Hampshire 
Hancock. .. 

Hardy 

Harrison . . . 
Jackson  ... 
Jefferson  . . 
Kanawha. . . 

Lewis 

Logan 

Marion 

Marshall. . . . 

Mason 

Mercer 

Mineral 

Monongalia 

Monroe 

Morgan 

McDowell . . 
Nicholas . . . 

Ohio 

Pendleton . . 
Pleasants... 
Pocahontas, 

Preston 

Raleigh 

Randolph . . 

Ritchie 

Roane 

Summers  . . 

Taylor 

Tucker  

Tyler 

Upshur 

Wayne  .  . . 
Webster. . . 

Wetzel 

Wirt 

Wood 

Wyoming. , 


County  Seat. 


Philippi 

Martinsburgh 

Madison 

Sutton 

Wellsburgh 

Huntington 

Grantsville 

Clay  C  H 

West  Union 

Fayetteville 

Glenville 

Petersburgh 

Lewisburgh 

Romney 

New  Cumberland 

Moorefleld 

Olarksburgh 

Jackson  C  H . . 
Charles  Town  . . . 

Charleston 

Weston 

Logan  C  H 

Fairmont 

Moundsville 

Point  Pleasant... 

Princeton 

Keyser  

Morgantown . . 

Union 

Berkeley  Springs 

Peery  ville 

Nicholas  C  H 

Wheeling 

Franklin 

St  Mary's 

Huntersville 

Kingwood 

Raleigh  C  H 

Beverly 

Ritchie  CH 

Spencer 

Hinton 

Grafton 

St  George 

Middlebourne.... 

Buckhannon 

Wayne  C  H 

Webster 

New  Martinsville 

Elizabeth 

Parkersburgh 

Oceana  


Sheriff. 


J  A  Williamson . . . 
Charles  H  Miller . . 

W  T  Smoot 

D  A  Berry 

Joseph  L  Curtis. . . 

E  Kyle 

GWHardman.... 

CP  Wilson 

S  B  McMillan 

R  H  Boone 

A  M  McQuain 

A  A  Parks 

James  Knight 

George  Milleson  . . 

John  S  Swaney 

James  R  Baker . . . 

M  G  Holmes 

James  M  Poling. . . 

Albert  F  Davis 

R  Pickens 

W  F  Post 

F  M  Chafin 

Hugh  R  Linn 

WJBurley 

G  Poffenberger.. . . 
James  A  White. .. 

Floyd  Knight 

Barton  M  Jones. .. 

AGNeel 

A  M  Mendenhall . . 

W  T  Harrison 

H  W  Herold 

Lewis  Steenrod. .. 
Morgan  G  Trumbo 

R  AGorrell 

J  C  Arbogast 

D  R  Jackson 

W  T  Shumate 

Warwick  Hutton.. 

Job  Musgrave 

A  L  Vandal 

O  P  Kesler  

Stephen  B  Jenkins 
A  H  Bonnifield. . . . 
O  WO  Hard  man  . 
Walter  Philips.... 
Sanders  Spurlock. 

Isaac  W  Curry 

Jefferson  N  Wyatt 
E  RWoodyard.... 

J  L  Buckley 

J  S  Lambert 


Circuit  Clerk. 


James  H  Felton. . 

WB  Colston 

Wm  Thompson . . 

C  Y  Byrne 

S  P  Lazear 

BC  Wilson 

LHTrippitt 

A  J  Stephenson. . 

Henry  Ash 

A  W  Hamilton... 
C  D  Conrad  ...  . 
D  P  Hendrickson. 
Jonathan  Mays . . 

V  M  Poling 

OS  Marshall 

Robert  A  Wilson  . 
Henry  Haymond 

WH  O'Brien 

T  W  Latimer 

|HK  Black 

George  Woolfter. 

TC  Whited 

B  F  Ramage 

S  M  Kimmens. .  . 

RE  Mitchell 

R  C  Christie 

I  V  Bell 

WE  Glasscock... 

L  A  Nickell 

Lewis  Allen 

Wm  Payne 

Joseph  Alderson. 
John  W  Mitchell. 
J  H  Dauerherty... 

J  L  Knight 

J  H  Patterson 

John  W  Watson. . 
John  F  Davis..  .. 

W  H  Wilson 

J  H  Lininger 

P  C  Adams 

B  L  Hogue 

FJBurdett 

C  W  Minear 

CEngle 

John  A  Hess 

M  J  Mills 

BC  Conrad 

J  W  Newman .... 

J  W  Martin 

O  M  Clemens 

J  O  Sanders 


County  Clerk. 


G  E  Taf  t. 
C  W  Doll. 
D  J  Smoot, 
C  K  Newlon. 
C  B  Turner. 
F  F  McCullough. 
R  W  Hall. 
A  J  Stephenson. 
L  W  Pearcy. 
E  B  Hawkins.  J 
Jasper  N  Kee. 
D  P  Hendrickson. 
Charles  B  Buster. 
C  S  White. 
OS  Marshall. 
Robert  A  Wilson. 
P  M  Long. 
George  B  Crow. 
Gerard  D  Moore. 
J  W  Goshorn . 
E  A  Bennett. 
S  S  Altizer. 
Charles  E  Manley. 
Edgar  M  Lewis. 
J  P  R  B  Smith. 
Wm  H  H  Witten. 
I  V  Bell. 
W  T  Willey. 
J  C  McClaugherty. 
T  H  B  Dawson. 
J  Frank  Johnson. 
John  A  Hamilton . 
George  Hook. 
J  H  Daugherty. 
John  W  Porter. 
S  L  Brown. 
J  A  Martin. 
George  Bailey. 
Floyd  J  Triplett. 
G  W  Amos. 
G  W  Hundley. 
E  H  Peck.  "! 
C  H  Rector. 
Wm  M  Cagton. 
D  Hickman. 
J  J  Morgan. 
Chapman  Fry.x 
C  W  Benedum. 
H  R  Thompson. 
S  W  Cain. 
B  F  Stewart. 
J  O  Sanders. 


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BANKS  AND  BANKERS  OP   WEST  VIRGINIA. 


TOWN. 


^.  Alderson 

Alderson 

Berkeley  Springs  . 

Blutfield 

Bramwell   

Buckhannon 

Cassville 

Charleston 

\  Charleston 

Charleston 

Charles  Town 

Charles  Town 

Clarkeburgh  

Clark  sburgh 

Clarksburgh 

Elkins 

Fairmont 

Fairmont 

Franklin 

Grafton 

■Grafton 

Harper's  Ferry  . . . 
C  Hinton 

Huntington 

Huntington 

Huntington 

Jackson  C  H 

Keyser 

Kingwood 

(s  Lewisburgh  

Martinsburgh. .   . . 

Martinsburgh 

Medley 

Moorefield 

Morgantown 

Morgantown    

Mounds  ville 

New  Cumberland. 

New  Martinsville. 

Parkeraburgh 

Parkersburgh    . . . 

Parkersburgh    . . . 

Parkersburgh    . . . 

Philippi 

Piedmont   . 

Piedmont  

Point  Pleasant  . . . 

Princeton 

Princeton 

Ravenswood  

f.  Romney 

(  Ronceverte 

Shepherdstown. .. 

Spencer 

-.  Sutton 

v  Union 

Wellsburgh 


NAME  OF  BANK. 


Bank  of  Alderson 

Greenbrier  Valley  Bank 

Bank  of  Berkeley  Springs 

Bank  of  Bluefield 

Bank  of  Bramwell 

Buckhannon  Bank  

John  Sutton 

Charleston  National  Bank 

Citizens'  National  Bank 

Kanawha  Valley  Bank 

Bank  of  Charles  Town 

First  National  Bank  of  Jefferson 
Merchants'  National  Bk  of  West  Va 
Traders'  National  Bank. 

West  Virginia  Bank 

Elkins  National  Bank 

First  National  Bank 

People's  Bank 

Farmers'  Bank  of  Pendleton.  . . . 
First  National  Bank[Savings  Bk 
Merchants  and  Mechanics' 
Ind  Banking  and  Inv  Assn  of  U  S 

Bank  of  Hinton  ... 

Bank  of  Huntington 

Commercial  Nalionai  Bank 

First  National  Bank 

Bank  of  Ripley 

Keyser  Bank 

Bank  of  Kingwood 

Bank  of  Lewisburgh 

National  Bank  of  Martinsburgh  . . 

People's  National  Bank 

W  J  Babb  

South  Branch  Valley  National 

Bank  of  the  Monongahela  Valley. . 

Second  National  Bank , 

Marshall  County  Bank 

Citizens'  Bank 

Wetzel  County  Bank 

Citizens'  National  Bank 

First  National  Bank 

Parkersburgh  National  Bank. 

Second  National  Bank 

Tygart's  Valley  Bank , 

Davis  National  Bank 

First  National  Bank , 

Merchants'  National  Bank 

Princeton  Banking  Co 

Straley  H  W 

Bank  of  Ravenswood -. 

Bank  of  Romney 

Bank  of  Ronceverte 

Jefferson  Savings  Bank 

Bank  of  Spencer 

Sutton  Bank 

Bank  of  Union 

Bank  of  Wellsburgh 


Cashier. 


E  T  Hill 

Edwin  Mann  . . . 
Joseph  W  Alderton 
James  E  Mann. . 
Isaac  T  Mann  . . 
B  D  Bailey 


E  A  Bird 

W  T  McClurg. . . . 
RTOney 

Geo  A  Porterfield. 
Samuel  Howell  . . . 
Luther  Haymond  . 
C  Sprigg  Sands. . . 

W  H  Freeman 

Wm  J  Armstrong. 

J  E  Sands. 

John  B  Crane 

Frank  Anderson. . 
Leonard  Mallonee. 
W  Morgan 


James  K  Oney. . . . 

W  B  Pricketts 

M  C  Dimmick .... 

H  F  Pfost 

Jas  T  Carskadon . . 
Francis  Heeimans. 

J  W  Mathews 

George  S  Hill 

Frank  E  Wilson  . . 


J  Wm  Gilkeson . . . 

E  H  Coombs 

John  H  Hoffman. . 
Hanson  W  Hunter 


Samuel  J  Elliott.. 
Chas  H  Shattuck. 

FMDurbin 

Joseph  W  Leese  . . 
Wm  H  Wolfe 

G  WGall,  jr 

U  BMcCandlish.. 

M  A  Patrick 

T  Stribling 

H  Scott , 


J  L  Armstrong. 
John  T  Vance . . 

Q  Morton 

B  F  Harrison 

John  Clay  pool. . , 

T  M  Berry , 

J  W  McNeer 
S  George,  propr 


Capital. 


5  30,000 
29,000 
25,000 

100,000 
50,000 
54,000 


100,000 

125,000 

150,000 

30,700 

50,000 

100,000 

85,000 

58,800 


100,000 
30,000 
25,000 
85,000 
50,000 


50,000 
100,000 
200,000 

25,000 

20,000 
125,000 

40,000 
100,000 

75,000 


55,000 

110,000 

80,000 

35,000 


25,100 

100,000 

250,000 

150,000 

156,000 

50,000 

50.000 

50,000 

50,000 

25,000 


25,000 

30,000 

40,000 

25,000 

11,552 

35,300  , 

44,900 


44 


WEST    VIRGINIA   STATE    GAZETTEER 


BANKS  AND  BANKERS  OP  WEST  VIRGINIA— Continued. 


TOWN. 


Wellsburgb 
Wellsburgh 

Weston 

Weston.  . . . 
Wheeling.  . 
Wheeling . . 
Wheeling . . 
Wheeling.  . 
Wheeling . . 
Wheeling . . 
Wheeling.. 
Wheeling . . 
Wheeling . . 
Wheeling . . 
Wheeling . . 
Wheeling . 


NAME  OF  BANK. 


Commercial  Bank 

Wellsburgh  National  Bank 

National  Exchange  Bank 

Weston  Savings  Bank 

Bank  of  The  Ohio  Valley 

Bank  of  Wheeling 

City  Bank  of  Wheeling 

Commercial  Bank 

Dollar  Savings  Bank 

Exchange  Bank 

German  Bank  of  Wheeling 

Mutual  Savings  Bank 

National  Bank  of  West  Virginia. 

Norton  T  H  &  Co 

People's  Bank 

South  Side  Bank  of  Wheeling. . . 


Cashier. 

Capital. 

JS  Beall 

$  30,000 
100,000 
100,000 

E  W  Paxton 

D  M  Bailey 

E  Ralston,  treas  . . 

P  P  Jepson 

175,000 
200  000 

Robert  C  Dalzell.. 
FC  Hildreth,  ,  .  , 
PB  Dobbins 

Louis  J  Bayha 

Alex  Mitchell, treas 

100,000 
80,000 
50,000 

200,000 
80,000 

200,000 

Geo  W  Eckhart,  jr 
Charles  A  Bowers. 


100,000 
25,000 


Your  Ceiling  is  Cracked  and  Broken 

LOOK  AT  SOMETHING  NEW,  NEAT  AND  DURABLE. 


% 


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+* 


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«+ 


X 


% 


Far  surpassing  either  plaster  or  wood  ceilings.    Send  size  and  diagrams  of  rooms  and  get  special 

designs.    13&~  These  ceilings  are  covered  by  six  original  patents. 
A.  NORTHROP  &  CO.,  Sole  Manufacturers,  South  23d  and  Mary  Stg.,  PITTSBURGH,  PA. 


AND    feUSINESS   DIRECTORY.  45 


THE 


WEST  VIRGINIA  &  PITTSBURGH 

RAILROAD, 

WITH  ITS 

MAIN  LINE,  BRANCHES  and  EXTENSIONS, 


TRAVERSES  ONE  OP  THE 


MOST  RESOURCEFUL  REGIONS 

IN  THE 

STATE  OF  WEST  VIRGINIA, 

And  is  opening  up  a  comparatively  NEW  COUNTRY,  which  is 
being  rapidly  developed,  and  offers  more  substantial  induce- 
ments for  settlement  than  any  other  section  in  the  Southern 
States.    The 

Immense  Forests  of  Pine  and  Hardwood, 

Veins  of  Coking,  Gas  and  Fuel  COAL,  and  beds  of  IRON  ORE 
in  this  wonderful  area,  are  sources  of  wealth  that  have  not 
escaped  the  manufacturer  and  prospector,  and  this  territory 
is  attracting  widespread  attention. 

This  section  offers  a  Golden  Opportunity  for  INVESTMENT 
and  BUSINESS. 

For  further  information  and  time  tables,  address 

J.  N.  CAMDEN,  President, 

PARKERSBURGH,  W.  VA. 


46 


WBST   VIRGINIA   STATE   GAZETTEER 


UNACQUAINTED   WITH   THE  GEOGRAPHY  OF  THE  COUNTRY,  WILL  OBTAIN 
MUCH  VALUABLE  INFORMATION  FROM  A  STUDY  OF  THIS  MAP  OF 


THE  GREAT  ROCK  ISLAND  ROUTE.  . 

(Chicago,  Rock  Island  &  Pacific  and  Chicago,  Kansas  &  Nebraska  Rys.) 

Its  main  lines,  branches  and  extensions  -west,  north-west  and  southwest 
include  Chicago,  Joliet,  Ottawa,  Peoria,  La  Salle,  Moline,  Rock  Island  in 
ILLINOIS— Davenport,  Muscatine,  Ottumwa,  Oskaloosa,  West  Liberty,  Iowa 
City,  Des  Moines,  Knoxville,  Winterset,  Atlantic,  Audubon,  Harlan,  Guthrie 
Centre,  and  Council  Bluffs  in  IOWA— Minneapolis  and  St.  Paul  in  MINNE- 
SOTA—Watertown  and  Sioux  Falls  in  DAKOTA— Gallatin,  Trenton,  Cameron, 
St.  Joseph,  and  Kansas  City  in  MISSOURI— Beatrice,  Fairbury,  and  Nelson 
in  NEBRASKA— Horton,  Topeka,  Hutchinson,  Wichita,  Belleville,  Norton, 
Abilene,  Caldwell,  in  KANSAS— Colorado  Springs,  Denver,  Pueblo,  in  COLO- 
RADO. Traverses  new  and  vast  areas  of  rich  farming-  and  grazing  lands, 
affording  the  best  facilities  of  intercommunication  to  older  States  and  to  all 
towns  and  cities  in  Southern  Nebraska,  Kansas,  Colorado,  Utah,  New 
Mexico,  Indian  Territory,  Texas,  Arizona,  Idaho,  California,  and  Pacific 
coast  and  trans-oceanic  Seaports. 

SOLID   FAST  VESTIBULE   EXPRESS  TRAINS 

Of  Palace  Coaches— leading  all  competitors  in  splendor  of  equipment  and 
luxury  of  accommodations— run  through  daily  between  Chicago  and  Colo- 
rado Springs,  Denver  and  Pueblo.  Similar  MAGNIFICENT  VESTIBULE 
TRAIN  SERVICE  daily  between  Chicago  and  Council  Bluffs  (Omaha),  a^d 
between  Chicago  and  Kansas  City.  Elegant  Day  Coaches,  Dining  Cars, 
Reclining  Chair  Cars  (FREE),  and  Palace  Sleeping  Cars.  California  Excur- 
sions daily.  Choice  of  routes  to  and  from  Salt  Lake  City,  Portland,  Los 
Angeles,  San  Diego,  San  Francisco,  and  intervening  localities.  Quick  time, 
prompt  connections  and  transfers  in  Union  Depots. 

THE  FAMOUS  ALBERT  LEA  ROUTE 

Runs  superbly  equipped  Express  Trains  daily  each  wav  between  Chicago, 
Rock  Island,  Atchison,  St.  Joseph,  Leavenworth,  Kansas  City  and  Minne- 
apolis and  St.  Paul.  The  Favorite  Tourist  Line  to  the  scenic  resorts,  and 
hunting  and  fishing  grounds  of  the  Northwest.  Its  Watertown  Branch 
courses  through  the  most  productive  lands  of  Northern  Iowa,  Southwestern 
Minnesota,  and  East  Southern  Dakota. 

THE  SHORT  LINE  VIA  SENECA  AND  KANKAKEE  offers  facilities  to 
travel  between  Cincinnati,  Indianapolis,  Lafayette,  and  Council  Bluffs,  St. 
Joseph,  Atchison,  Leavenworth,  Kansas  City,  Minneapolis,  and  St.  Paul. 

For  Tickets,  Maps,  Folders,  or  desired  information,  apply  to  any  Coupon 
Ticket  Office  in  the  United  States  or  Canada,  or  address 

E.  ST.  JOHN,  JOHN  SEBASTIAN, 

General  Manager.  Chicago,  III.  Gen'l  Ticket  and  Pass.  Agent. 


AND    BUSINESS   DIRECTORY.  47 

A  OR  EAT  RAILWAY 


HMe  &  SI.  Pail 

RAILWAY  COMPANY 

Now  Operates  over  6, 1  00  Miles  of  Thoroughly  Equipped  Road  in 

ILLINOIS,  WISCONSIN,  NORTHERN  MICHIGAN, 
MINNESOTA,  IOWA,  MISSOURI, 

SOUTH  AND  NORTH  DAKOTA. 

Each  recurring  year  its  lines  are  extended  in  all  directions  to  meet  the  necessities  of 
the  rapidly  populating  sections  of  country  West,  Northwest  and  Southwest  of  Chicago, 
and  to  furnish  a  market  for  the  products  of  the  Greatest  Agricultural  and  Stock  Raising 
Districts  of  the  World. 

In  Illinois  it  operates  317  Miles  of  Track,  in  Wisconsin  1,636  Miles, 
in  Northern  Michigan  96  Miles,  in  Iowa  1,551  Miles, 

in  Minnesota  1,115  Miles,  in  South  Dakota  1,092  Miles, 

in  North  Dakota  118  Miles,  in  Missouri  140  Miles, 

And  the  end  is  not  yet.     It  has  terminals  in  such  large  cities  as 

Chicago,  Milwaukee,  La  Crosse, 
St.  Paul,  Minneapolis,  Fargo, 

Sioux  City,  Council  Bluffs,  Omaha, 
Kansas  City  and  St.  Joseph,  Mo. 

And  along  its  lines  are  hundreds  of  large  and  small  thriving  cities,  towns  and  villages. 
Manufacturing  interests  are  cultivated,  and  all  branches  of  trade  find  encouragement. ' 
The  Erilway  Company  has  a  just  appreciation  of  the  value  of  its  patrons,  and  its 
magnificent  earnings  are  the  result  of  the  good  business  tact  which  characterizes  the 
management  of  its  affairs. 

t  Thu  popularity  of  the  line  is  attested  by  the  fact  that  notwithstanding  the  strongest 
hind  of  competition  of  old  and  new  lines,  the  CHICAGO,  MILWAUKEE  &  ST. 
PAUL  RAILWAY  continues  to  carry  the  greater  portion  of  all  the  business  between 
CHICAGO,  MILWAUKEE,  ST.  PAUL  and  MINNEAPOLIS.  It  is  the  best  pat- 
ronized route  between  CHICAGO,  COUNCIL  BLUFFS  and  OMAHA,  and  to  and 
from  all  points  in  WISCONSIN,  MINNESOTA,  DAKOTA  and  IOWA,  and  its 
KANSAS  CITY  AND  ST.  JOSEPH  LINE  has  taken  equal  rank  with  the  older  lines 
leading  to  and  from  the  Southwest. 

On  all  its  through  lines  of  travel  the  CHICAGO,  MILWAUKEE  &  ST.  PAUL 
RAILWAY  runs  the  most  perfectly  equipped  trains  of 

Sleeping,  Parlor  and  Dining  Cars  and  Coaches. 

The  through  trains  on  all  its  lines  are  systematically  heated  by  steam.  No  effort  is 
spared  to  furnish  the  best  accommodations  for  the  least  money,  and,  in  addition, 
patrons  of  the  road  are  sure  of  courteous  treatment  from  its  employes. 

OEO.  II.  HE  AFFORD,  Gen'I  Pass,  and  Ticket  Agent, 

CHICAGO,  ILLINOIS. 


48 


WEST    VIRGINIA    STATE    GAZETTEER 


THE 


WISCONSIN! 
CENTRAL 

LIN  ES 


NORTHERN  PACIFIC 

RAILROAD  CO. 
LESSEE 


Fast  Trains  with  Pullman  Vestibuled  Drawing  Room  Sleepers, 
Dining  Cars  and  Coaches  of  latest  design,  between  Chicago  and  Mil- 
waukee, and  St.  Paul  and  Minneapolis. 

Fast  Trains  with  Pullman  Vestibuled  Drawing  Room  Sleepers, 
Dining  Cars  and  Coaches  of  latest  design,  between  Chicago  and  Mil- 
waukee, and  Ashland  and  Duluth. 

Through  Pullman  Vestibuled  Drawing  Room  and 
Tourist  Sleepers  via  the  Northern  Pacific  Railroad 
between  Chicago  and  Portland,  Ore.,  and  Tacoma,  Wash. 

Convenient  Trains  to  and  from  Eastern,  Western,  Northern  and 
Central  Wisconsin  points,  affording  unequaled  service  to  and  from  Wau- 
kesha, Fond  du  Lac,  Oshkosh,  IVeenali,  Menasha, 
Chippewa  Falls,  Eau  Claire,  Hurley,  Wis.,  and  Iron- 
wood  and  Bessemer,  Mich. 

For  tickets,  sleeping  car  reservations,  time  tables  and  other  information,  apply 
to  Agents  of  the  line,  or  to  Ticket  Agents  anywhere  in  the  United  States  or  Canada. 


S.  R.  AINSLIE,  Gen.  Mngr., 

Milwaukee,  Wis. 
H.  C.  BARLOW,  Traffic  Mngr., 
Chicago,  Illinois. 


J.  M.  HANNAFORD,  Gen.  Traffic  Mngr., 

St.  Paul,  Minn. 
J  AS.  C.  POND,  Gen.  Pass.  &  Ticket  Agent, 

Chicago,  Illinois. 


AND   BUSINESS  DIRECTORY.  49 


Some 
Facts 
About 


Santa  fe  Route : 


In  point  of  mileage  (9,000  miles  and  over),  equipment  (solid  vestibulecl  trains), ^ind  general  excel- 
lence (ballasted  road  bed,  steel  rails,  etc.),  we  rank  among  the  few  great  railway  systems  of  the  world. 

Some  lines  begin  nowhere  and  end  at  the  same  place.  Look  at  our  termini :  Chicago,  St.  Louis, 
Kansas  City,  Galveston,  Denver,  El  Paso,  San  Francisco,  Los  Angeles  and  San  Diego.  Look  at  our 
train  service  : 

.      THROUGH  PULLMAN  PALACE  YESTIBULED  SLEEPERS, 

Chicago  to  Galveston,  San  Francisco  and  Los  Angeles ;  and  to  Denver. 

But  because  the  miles  are  many,  it  does  not  follow  that  there  is  a  corresponding  deficiency  in  the 
details  of  management.  On  the  contrary,  everything  is  carefully  looked  after.  The  comfort  and 
safety  of  passengers  is  never  forgotten. 

OUR  PERSONALLY-CONDUCTED  EXCURSIONS  TO  PACIFIC  COAST 


Are  a  big  card  for  the  season  of  1891-'92.  Every  Thursday  evening  Pullman  Tourist  Cars  leave  Chicago 
on  regular  train  for  Northern  and  Southern  California  Points,  running  through  via  Kansas  City  (which 
station  they  leave  Friday  morning  of  each  week),  in  charge  of  experienced  excursion  conductors. 
Second-class  tickets  honored.  A  small  extra  charge  for  double  berth  in  Pullman.  These  excursions 
are  patronized  by  the  best  classes  of  people,  and  are  specially  intended  for  ladies  and  children,  the 
aged  and  infirm.    Address 

GEO.  T.  NICHOLSON,  JNO.  J.  BYRNE, 

G.  P.  &  T.  A.,  TOPEKA,  KAS.  A.  G.  P.  &  T.  A.,  CHICAGO,  ILL. 

C.  T.  G U  N  N I P,  Pass.  Agent,  165  Walnut  St.,  CINCINNATI,  O. 


50 


WEST    VIRGINIA    STATE    GAZETTEER 


A1H>    fcUSItfKSS   DIRBCTOBY. 


51 


For  All  Glasses  of  Travel 


-TH  IE- 


Burlington 
Route 


«V/U0> 


IS  THE   BEST  LINE  FROM 

CHICAGO,  ST.  LOUIS  OR  PEORIA 

To  Ottawa,  Streator,  Rockford,  Forreston,  Sterling,  Rock  Falls,  Savanna,  Galena, 
Dubuque,  Prairie  du  Chien,  La  Crosse,  Winona,  St.  Paul  and  Minneapolis.  Direct 
connections  for  Manitoba,  British  Columbia,  Washington,  Oregon,  Puget  Sound,  and 
all  points 

NORTHWEST. 

It  is  the  Best  Line  for  all  classes  of  travel  to  Mendota,  Galesburg,  Burlington, 
Keokuk,  Ottumwa,  Des  Moines,  Chariton,  Nebraska  City,  Council  Bluffs,  Omaha, 
Lincoln,  Cheyenne,  Denver,  Newcastle,  Deadwood  and  the  Black  Hills,  and  all  princi- 
pal points  in  Nebraska  and  Colorado.  Direct  connections  for  the  Pacific  Coast  and  all 
points 


WEST. 


It  is  the  Best  Line  for  all  Classes  of  Travel  to  Quincy,  Hannibal,  Brookfield, 
Laclede,  St.  Joseph,  Atchison,  Leavenworth,  Kansas  City,  Sedalia,  Denison,  Galveston, 
and  principal  points  in  Missouri,  Kansas,  Indian  Territory,  Texas,  Arizona,  New  and 
Old  Mexico.     Direct  connections  for  the  Pacific  Coast  and  all  points 

SOUTHWEST. 

Tickets,  rates  and  general  information  concerning  the  Burlington  Route  can  be 
obtained  of  any  railroad  agent  of  its  own  or  connecting  lines,  or  by  addressing 

P.  S.  EUSTIS,  Gen'l  Pass'r  and  Tkt.  Agt,    CHICAGO,  ILL. 


52-56 


WEST   VIRGINIA   STATE    GAZETTEER 


Toledo,  St.  Louis  &  Kansas  City  R.  R. 

CLOVER  LEAF  ROUTE. 

^P  FAST  TRAIN  SERVICE 

St  Louis,  Mo.  to  Toledo,  O. 


CHARLESTON,  ILL., 
OAKLAND,  ILL., 
RIDGE  FARM,  ILL., 
VEEDERSBURO,  IND., 
FRANKFORT,  IND., 
K0K0M0,  IND., 


MARION,  IND., 
BLUFFTON,  IND., 
DECATUR,  IND., 
DELPHOS,  OHIO., 
H0LGATE,0HI0., 
MAUMEE,  OHIO. 


Direct  Connection   Eastbound. 


CLEVELAND,  BUFFALO, 

PHILADELPHIA,  ALBANY, 

BALTIMORE, 


J.  E.  DAVENPORT, 

Pass,  and  Ticket  Agent, 
215  North  4th  St., 

ST.  LOUIS,  MO. 


NEW  YORK, 

J.  W.  DREW, 

Trav.  Pass.  Agent, 

215  North  4th  St., 


PITTSBURGH, 

TROY, 

BOSTON. 

0.  0.  JENKINS, 

Gen.  Pass.  Agent, 

TOLEDO,  OHIO. 


ST.  LOUIS,  MO. 


AND    BUSINESS   DIRECTORY. 


57 


ESTABLISHED     1837. 


VANCE  SHOE  CO. 

MANl 

BOOTS 


MANUFACTURERS  OF 


AND 


SHOES 


AGENTS  FOR 

CANDEE 


AND 


Rubbers. 


BAY  STATE. 

WHEELING,  W.  VA. 


Capital  Stock,  $100,000.00.    Chartered,  June  15,  1889. 


WHEELING  ICE®  STORAGE  CO., 


MANUFACTURERS  OF 


mm 

I  VV'twuvwr 
1  >a  tpgge 

FROM  DISTILLED  WATER. 

No  chemicals  are  used  at  any  stage  of  the  process,  and  conse- 
quently no  impurities  are  introduced.  Compared  with  natural  ice, 
its  PURITY  places  it  far  beyond  competition.  When  melted  it  fur- 
nishes the  PUREST  DRINKING  WATER  obtainable.  It  is  abso- 
lutely free  from  all  slime,  sediment  and  odor.  Its  lower  temperature 
renders  it  far  superior  to  natural  ice  for  cooling  purposes,  and  for 
the  same  reason  it  will  last  nearly  one-third  longer. 

Cold  Storage  Warehouse  in  Connection. 

General  Storage  for  all  Perishable  Goods. 

Special  attention  given  to  foreign  shipments.  Inquire  for  prices 
before  purchasing  elsewhere. 

DIRECTORS— J.  A.  Miller,  Dr.  L.  D.  Wilson,  Julius  Pollock,  R. 
K.  Friend,  C.  W.  Conner,  C.  P.  Brown,  N.  Koon. 


J.  A.  MILLER,  President, 
Office,  No.  1511  Market  St. 


C.  W.  CONNER, 

Sec'y  and  Treas. 


Factory,  No.  2224  Water  Street,  WHEELING,  W.  VA. 


58 


WEST   VIRGINIA   STATE    GAZETTEER 


HAILEOADS  m  WEST  VIRGINIA, 

-A.an.cL    Express    Companies  Opera,tim.g-   Over  Tliera. 


B  &    O    It    R— Baltimore   &    Ohio   Railroad. 
United  States. 
B  S  &  P  R  R—  Berkeley  Springs  &  Potomac 

Railroad. 
F  div— Fourth  division. 
Fifth  division. 

F,  M  &  P  R  R— Fairmont,  Morgantown  &  Pitts- 
burgh Railroad. 
H  F  &  V  div— Harper's  Ferry  &  Valley  division. 
M  line— Main  line. 
P  div- Pittsburgh  division. 
S  B  R  R— South  Branch  Railroad. 
Sec  div— Second  division. 

T  div— Third  division.  «_,...     „     „_ 

B  &  O  S  W  It  R— Baltimore  &  Ohio  South- 
western Railroad. 
M  br— Marietta  branch. 
C    V    It    R— Cumberland     Valley     Railroad. 

Adams.  ,        „„,.„., 

C    &    ©    Ry— Chesapeake    &    Ohio   Railway. 

Adams.  , 

ti  &  P  It  R— Cumberland  &  Pennsylvania  Rail- 
road.   4dants. 
G  R  R  R— Green  Ridge  Railroad. 
G  At  G  R  R— Grafton  &  Greenbrier  Railroad. 
United  States.  „ 

H  dc  B  S  R  R— Huntington  &  Big  Sandy  Rail- 
road. 
K.  Ry— Kanawha  Railway.    Adams. 
K  A-'  ui  Ry— Kanawha   &  Michigan  Railway. 
United  States. 


I,  F  &  S  H  R  R— Laurel  Fork  &  Sand  Hill 

Railroad.     United  States. 
HI     K     It    R— Monongahela    River    Railroad. 

United  States. 
N  &  W  R  R— Norfolk   <$   Western   Railroad. 
Southern. 
B  br— Bluestone  Branch. 
E  ext— Elkhorn  extension. 
O  R  R  R— Ohio  River  Railroad.    Adams. 
P,  C,  C  <fc  St  L  R  R— Pittsburgh,  Cincinnati, 
Chicago  &  St  Louis  Railroad.    Adams. 
N  C  br — New  Cumberland  branch. 
P,  W  &  K  div— Pittsburgh,  Wheeling   &   Ken- 
tucky division. 
P  &  H  R  R— Pennsborough  &  Harrisville  Rail- 
road.   Adams. 
R&MCVR  R— Ripley  &  Mill  Creek  Valley 

Railroad. 
T,  K.  &  F  R  R— Tunnelton,  Kingwood  &  Fair- 
chance  Railroad.     United  States. 
XV  R  R— Winifrede  Railroad.    Adams. 
\V  Va  C  «fc  P  Ry— West  Virginia  Central  & 
Pittsburgh  Railway.    Adams. 
B  br— Beverly  branch. 
1)  br— Davis  branch. 
E  G  br— Elk  Garden  branch. 
M  br— Mineville  branch. 
W  Va  &  P  R  R— West  Virginia*  Pittsburgh 

Railroad.    United  States. 
W  A  K  C  R  R— Wheeling  &  Elm  Grove  Rail- 
road. 


TRIPLET  NATURAL  MINERAL  WATER. 

Is  a  Great  Cure  for  Sour  Stomach  and  Heart  Burn. 

Is  Stimulant,  Tonic  and  Nutritive,  and 

Induces  Normal  Action  in  all  the  Organs. 

Chemical  Analysis  of  the  Triplet  Natural 
Mineral  "Water. 

ANALYSIS  IN  GRAINS,  PER  PINT. 

Sodium  Chloride 40.318 

Sodium  Bicarbonate 20.159 

Sodium  Sulphate 6.673 

Bicarbonate  of  Potassium 821 

Bicarbonate  of  Lime 4.310 

Bicarbonate  of  Magnesium 1.321 

Bicarbonate  of  Iron 124 

Bicarbonate  of  Manganese 060 

Magnesium  of  Bromide 033 

Magnesium  of  Iodide 002 

Magnesium  of  Chloride 512 

Potassium  of  Sulphate 3.224 

Alumnium  of  Phosphate 013 

Silica -Ml 

Hydrogen  Sulphide •  Trace 

Total 77.882 

H.  B.  Nye,  Chemist. 

Triplet  Water  is  put  up  with  great  care  at  the  well  in  50  gallon  Barrels  (prepared  wood).  Barrels 
charged  to  purchasers  ($2.00)  and  credited  back  at  same  when  returned;  in  5  and  10  gallon  tin  cans  in 
awoodcase;  also  in  5  gallon  jugs^  pARKERSBURC   BOTTLING  WORKS. 

K.  0.  H1EHLE,  Proprietor,  successor  to  Hiehle  &  Kramer,  107  and  109  Ann  St., 

PARKERSBURG,  W.  VA. 


R.  L.  POLK  &  CO.'S 


WEST  VIRGINIA  STATE  GAZETTEER 


AND 


BUSINESS    DIRECTORY. 


FOR 


1891=92. 


In  the  following  section  of  the  work  the  cities,  villages  and  postofflces  of  West  Virginia  are 
arranged  In  alphabetical  order,  and  a  description  is  given  of  each  place,  with  an  alphabetical  list  of 
all  persons  doing  business  therein  or  receiving  mail  at  that  postofflce.  In  all  the  larger  places  the 
■names  have  been  procured  by  personal  canvass,  but  in  the  smaller  they  have  been  furnished  by  post- 
masters.   Great  care  has  been  taken  to  insure  correctness  as  well  as  completeness. 


AARONS.  A  farmers'  postofflce  in 
Kanawha  county,  16  miles  from  Charles- 
ton, the  judicial  seat,  banking  and  ship- 
ping point.  Population,  150.  Mail,  daily. 
A.  J,  Hammack,  postmaster  and  justice. 

ABBS  VALLEY.  On  the  N.  &  W. 
R.  R.,  in  Mercer  county,  15  miles  from 
Princeton  C.  H.,  and  3  from  Bram- 
well,  the  nearest  bank  location.  R.  E. 
Green,  postmaster. 

Black  W  E,  railway  and  express  agent. 


ABERDEEN.  In  Lewis  county,  10 
miles  from  Weston, the  judicial  seat,  bank- 
ing and  shipping  point.  Population,  33. 
J.  S.  Wolverton,  postmaster. 

Law  T  A,  Farm  Implements  and  Flour 

Mill. 
Law  W  O  &  Sons,  live  stock. 
Wolverton  J  S,  shoemaker  and  saddler. 


ACADEMY.    A  prosperous  village  of 

300  inhabitants,  situated  in  the  southeastern 

part  of  Pocahontas  county,  17  miles  from 

,  Huntersville  C.  H., 250  from  Wheeling,and 


35  from  Ronceverte,  the  nearest  railroad  v' 
point.     The  nearest  bank  is  at  Lewisburgh.    ) 
Mrs.  A.  8.  Clark,  postmaster. 

Bird  Uriah  J,  flour  mill. 

Adkinson  Henry,  shoemaker. 

Brown  Rev  C  A,  prin  M  and  F  Academy. 

Burgess  H  W,  saddlery. 

Burns  &  Bro,  blacksmiths. 

Clark  Sherman  H,  live  stock. 

Clendenen  G  G,  blacksmith. 

Collison  C  W,  hotel. 

Curry  George,  shoemaker. 

Dunlap'M  A,  justice. 

Eskridge  Charles  W,  dentist. 

Grim  Wm,  saw  mill. 

Henry  Patrick,  saw  mill. 

Hillsboro    Training    School,    Miss    G   M 

Sheare  prin. 
Holt  Edward  J,  General  Store. 
Kennison  John  B,  blacksmith. 
Larme  James  A,  physician. 
McClintic  F  T,  physician. 
McNeil  Isaac,  flour  mill. 
McNeil  Wm  L,  live  stock. 
Male   and   Female  Academy,   Rev  C  A 

Brown  prin. 


9f.Hflffl  ^    EDWARD  B.  FRANZHEIM,  ARCHITECT, 

OUIIUULOl      PUBLIC   LIBRARY   BUILDING,    WHEELING,   W.  VA. 


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Moore  E  H,  hotel. 

Peyatt  Marshall,  shoemaker. 

Poerholt  Wm  H  &  Co,  general  store. 

Renick  P  A,  live  stock,  jj 

Sheare  Miss  G  M,  prin  Hillsboro  Training 

School. 
Shine  Jacob  T,  blacksmith. 
Smith  Asbury,  carp  and  planiDg  mill. 
Stulting  Hermanas,  jeweler. 


ACME.  A  coal  mining  settlement  in 
Kanawha  county,  on  the  Kanawha  Ry, 
30  miles  from  Charleston,  the  judicial  seat 
and  nearest  banking  point.  Population, 
500.     P.  L.  Garrison,  postmaster. 

Acme  &  Keystone  Coal  Mines,  Stevens  Coal 

Co  proprs. 
Brooks  W  E,  general  store. 
Campbell,  physician. 
Coiner  George,  hotel. 
Coiner  S  J,  carpenter. 
Garrison  F  L,  Coal  Miner. 
Keeney  J  W,  blacksmith. 
McGrath  Terrence,  hotel. 
Stevens  Coal  Co,  gen  store  and  saw  mill. 
Travillian  A  J,  carpenter. 
Yaple  R  B,  meat  market. 

ADA.  On  the  N.  &  W.  R.  R.,  in  Mer- 
cer county,  9  miles  from  Princeton,  the 
judicial  seat,  banking  and  shipping  point. 
Population,  300.  Mail,  daily.  Sarah 
Pickerin,  postmaster. 

Austin  A  C,  constable. 

Bailey  J  X,  Plour  and  Saw  Mill. 

Beecher  B  S,  stone  quarry. 

Belche  B  S,  stone  quarry.  f 

Carr  J  T,  justice  of  peace. 

Dare  J  H,  constable. 

Hearn  James,  general  store. 

Neal  R  M,  carpenter. 

Philpott  J  P,  general  store,  railroad  and 

exp  agt. 
Roland  Miles,  blacksmith. 
Thompson  W  H,  live  stock. 
White  Mrs  H,  general  store. 
White  E  C,  telegraph  agent. 


ADALINE.  Also  known  as  York- 
town.  A  settlement  of  25  persons,  in  the 
southern  part  of  Marshall  county,  15  miles 
from  Moundville  C.  H., and  36  fromWheel- 
ing,  the  banking  town.  Ship  to  Cameron, 
8  miles  distant,  on  B.  &  O.  R.  R.  C.  E. 
Yeater,  postmaster. 

Bowers  Frederick,  wagonmaker. 
Conner  J  C,  blacksmith. 
Evans  George,  blacksmith. 


Harbison  J  F,  mason. 
McCardell  Daniel,  flour  mill. 
Mason  David,  justice  and  live  stock. 
Yeater  CE&  Bro,  General  Store. 
Yeater  W  L,  notary  and  barber. 


ADAMSTON.  In  Harrison  county,. 
2  miles  from  Clarksburgh,  the  judicial 
seat,  banking  and  shipping  point.  Popu- 
lation, 200.  Mail,  daily.  G.  Schutte, 
postmaster. 

Munson  S  H,  flour  mill. 
Pryer  Martin,  carpenter. 
Ryan  S,  live  stock. 
Schutte  G,  General  Store. 
Southern  L  C,  justice. 


ADAMSVILLE.  A  hamlet  of  51 
persons,  in  the  northeast  corner  of  Harri- 
son county,  15  miles  from  Clarksburgh 
C.  H.,85  from  Wheeling,and2  from  Enter- 
prise, the  shipping  point.  Fairmount  ie 
the  banking  town.  E.  O.  Hartley,  post- 
master. 

Hartley  &  Vincent,  General  Store. 
Martin   &  Whiteman,  bed    spring  mnfrs 

and  grocers. 
Whiteman  J  S,  bee    hive   mnfr  and  bee 

impts. 

/  ADDISON.  The  judicial  seat  of 
Webster  county,  is  a  village  of  225  inhabi- 
tants, 125  miles  from  Wheeling,  80  from 
Clarksburgh,  30  from  Flat  Woods,  its  pres- 
ent shipping  point,  and  35  from  Sutton,  the 
nearest  bank  location.  Has  grist,  saw  and 
planing  mills,  and  a  weekly  newepaper, 
the  Mountain  EcTio^  Stages  to  Sutton,. 
Flat  Woods  and  Nicholas.  Kate  A. 
Arthur,  postmaster. 

Arthur  Lee  A,  constable. 

Bennett  John,  optician. 

Cozad  Thomas,  shoemaker. 

Curry  I  W,  genl  store,  sheriff  and  hotel. 

Curry  &  Cogar,  meat  market. 

Dorr  C  T,  lawyer. 

Fisher  A  G  &  Ezra,  masons. 

Given  Forest,  carpenter. 

Hamrick  C  C,  mason. 

Hamrick  N  P,  constable. 

Hamrick  Vincent,  justice. 

Haynes  Rev  J  J  (M  E  South). 

Hutchison  B  I>,  Deputy  Sheriff. 

Lewis  Rev  G  W  (M  E  South). 

Lynch  &  Bennett,  meat  market. 

McGlaughlin  J  M,  physician. 

Miller  Mrs  Angeline,  hotel. 

Miller  &  Lynch,  general  store. 

Moore  John,  blocksmith. 


ftxlft  Grfiasfi Samuel  Elder  &  Co-  zsxsssz^&zr. 

11  AlV   Ml  UUUVi  Grease  and  Oil.    Cor.  17th  and  MeColloch  Streets,  WHEELING,  W.  TA. 


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Morton  E  H,  lawyer. 

Moss  Rev  C  L  (Baptist). 

Payne  &  Sods,  general  store. 

Stanard  W  B,  general  store  and  hotel. 

Skidmore  Levi,  hotel. 

Tharp  Zack,  lawyer. 

Thurman  H  C,  lawyer. 

Townsend  K  H,  hotel. 

Watson  Brooks,  carpenter. 

Weise  Alexander,  furniture. 

Weise  J  W,  blacksmith. 

Wooddell  Mrs  M  J,  hotel. 

Woodzell  James,  lawyer. 

Woodzell  John,  carpenter. 

Woodzell  W  G,  carpenter. 

ADKINS  MILLS.     Wayne   county. 
Send  mail  to  East  Lynne. 


ADLAI.  In  Pleasants  county,  14 
miles  from  St.  Mary's  C.  H.,  and  7  from 
EUenboro,  the  nearest  shipping  point. 
Population,  9.  John  W.  Gorrell,  post- 
master. 

Gorrell  John  W,  general  store. 
Ryan  J  W,  carpenter. 

ADONIS.  A  country  postoffice  in 
Tyler  county,  7  miles  from  Middlebourne 
C  H.,  4  from  Sistersville,  the  nearest  ship- 
ping point,  and  13  from  New  Martinsville, 
the  nearest  bank  location.  About  150 
people  receive  mail  here.  W.  K.  Baily, 
postmaster. 

Archer  J  G,  farmer  and  stock  breeder. 
Archer  W  J,  farmer  and  stock  breeder. 
Baily  Wilher  K,  Groceries  and  No- 
tions 
Boyles  F  E,  farmer  and  wool  grower. 
Core  A  S,  teamster  and  farmer. 
Petty  G  P.  thresher  and  farmer. 
McCoy  A  S,  express  agent. 
Rice  Wm,  live  stock  and  farmer. 
Shriver  H  B,  teacher. 
Sine  G  H,  notary  pub,  apiarist  and  farmer. 
Twyford  T  A,  farmer  and  wool  grower. 


ADRIAN.  A  discontinued  postoffice 
in  Upshur  county.  Send  mail  to  French 
Creek. 


ALASKA.  Formerly  called  Frank- 
fort, is  a  village  of  175  persons,  in  the 
eastern  part  of  Mineral  county,  17  miles 
from  KeyserC.  H.,  and  190  from  Wheeling. 
Patterson's  Creek,  on  the  B.  &  O.  R.  R., 
distant  5  miles,  is  the  nearest  railroad 
point.  Cumberland,  Md.,  is  the  banking 
town.    Benjamin  Haines,  postmaster. 


Alkise  C  F,  live  stock. 

Alkise  Hiram,  flour  mill. 

Allen  E  F,  wagonmaker  and  saw  mill. 

Blue  J  L,  constable. 

Boyd  H  P,  physician. 

Dowden  James  H,  blacksmith. 

Dowden  S  G,  blacksmith. 

Fisher  G  W,  carpenter. 

Gehauf  L,  shoemaker. 

Haines  &  Young,  General  Store. 

Haw  kens  M  H,  hotel  and  justice. 

Johnson  John,  general  store. 

Lantz  Percival,  physician. 

Neff  C  H,  barber. 

Wagoner  &  Wagoner,  saw  mill. 


ALBION.  A  country  postoffice  in 
Nicholas  county,  15  miles  from  Summers- 
ville  C.  H.,  6  from  Charleston  and  20  from 
Gauley,  the  nearest  shipping  point. 
George  Grose,  postmaster. 


MINERAL 
WATER. 


TRIPLET  MINERAL  WATER  is  Nature's  own  Remedy  for  Soar  Stomach 
Diseased  Lirer,  Bowels,  Kidneys,  Blood  and  Skin.  (See  Analysis,  Page  68.) 
PVBKEBSBIKC  BOTTLING  WORKS,  Parkersborg,  W.  Ya. 


ALBRIGHT.  Or  Albrightsville,  as 
it  is  more  generally  called,  is  a  rural  set- 
tlement in  the  northern  central  part  of 
Preston  county,  3£  miles  from  Kingwood 

C.  H,  and  7  from  Cranbury,  the  nearest 
railway  point.     Mail,  daily. 

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ALDERSON.  A  station  on  the  C.  &\ 
O.  Ry,  and  an  incorporated  town  of  1,200 
inhabitants,  in  the  northwestern  corner  of 
Monroe  county,  14  miles  from  Union  C.  H., 
and  350  milesfrom  Wheeling.  It  is  situated 
on  Greenbrier  river,  which  supplies  power 
to  a  woolen  and  flour  mill.  A  first-class 
hotel.and  2  banks  are  sustained.  The  ship-  / 
ments  consist  of  produce,  lumber  and  live 
stock.*  Exp.,  Adams.    Tel,  W.  U.    Mrs. 

D.  C.  Elmore,  postmaster. 

Alderson  Brown  Stone  Co,  home  office, 
Richmond,  Va,  5  miles  n  w. 

Alderson  House,  J  W  Alderson 
Propr.     (Seep  63.) 

Alderson  John  M,  general  store. 

Alderson  Joseph  N,  general  store. 

Alderson  J  W.Propr  Alderson  House. 
(Seep  63.) 

Anderson  S  W,  cattle  breeder,  4  miles  u. 

Bagg  Rev  J  H  (Methodist). 

Bank  of  Alderson  (capital,  $31,000),  Alex- 
ander McV  Miller  pres,  E  T  Hill  cash. ) 

Bare  E  Chase,  general  store. 

Bare  Henry  C,  hardware  and  farm  impts. 

Bare  Isaac  E,  carpenter  and  justice. 

Barksdale  Wm  L,  physician. 

Beard  Walter  C,  physician. 

Bebout  Edward,  blacksmith. 

Blaker  Wm,  wagonmaker. 


McLAIN     BROTHERS, 

Wholesale  and  Retail  Druggists 
WHEELING,^ W.  VA 


,  I  Only  Dental  Supply  House  in  W.  Ta.  A  Good  Stock  of  WHITE'S, 
i,  •<  JDSTIS  &  SIBLEY'S  TEETH,  DENTAL  RUBBEB,  RUBBER  DAM, 
.  (  GOLD  FOIL  and  PELLETS,  Cements,  Amalgams  and  Plaster  Paris. 


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Bright  J  C,  flour  mill. 

Conrod  Prof,  music  teacher. 

Cook  J  J,  painter. 

Cook  Mrs  M  B,  milliner. 

Elmore  Mrs  D  C.postmaster  and  stationer. 

Faulconer  Beauregard,  general  store. 

Faulconer  LTD,  carpenter. 

Ferguson  John  M,  lawyer. 

Gortner  James  A,  woolen  mill,  3  miles  n  e. 

Graves  George  W,  hardware. 
<  Greenbrier  Valley  Bank  (Capital, 
$29,000),  Matthew    Mann  Pres,  Edwin 
Mann  Cash.     (See  opp.)  ^ 

Harwood  M  L,  shoemaker. 

Haynes  Dudley,  plasterer. 

Hedrick  John,  livery. 

Hill  &  Gwinn  (Joseph  S  Hill,  George  K 
Gwinn),  grocers. 

Hite  Henry  C,  railroad  and  exp  agent  and 
mngr  W  U  Tel  Co. 

Jeffries  Rev  (Presbyterian). 

Johnson  &  Miller,  hardware. 

Jones  Andrew  J,  flour  mill. 

Kirby  Shannon,  cooper. 

Kirtner  Rev  Charles  (Baptist). 

Lawrey  Robert  A,  shoemaker. 

Lynn  Dallas,  plasterer. 

Mann  Taylor,  plasterer. 

Mann  I N,  general  store. 

Miller  Charles,  physician. 

Miller  Samuel  M,  gunsmith,  3  miles  n. 

Miller  &  Noland  (O  B  Miller,  Joseph  No- 
land),  general  store. 

Miller  &  Taylor  (Everett  Miller,  John  T 
Taylor),  meat  market. 

Mohler  &  Nickell  (M  F  Mohler,  J  O  Nick- 
ell),  druggists. 

Payne  M  E,  harnessmaker. 

Pleasants  &  Alderson  (George  A  Pleasants, 
George  Alderson),  meat  market. 

Slaughter  James,  general  store. 

Smith  Enoch,  general  store. 

Smith  Miss  Jennie,  milliner. 

Smith  Robert  I  N,  barber. 

Smith  Sidney  S,  marble  works. 

Smith  Mrs  Virginia,  dressmaker. 

Spicer  James  B,  physician.  \ 

Taylor  S  F,  brick  mnfr.        J 

Tincher  Charles,  painter. 

Tincher  Jehu  L,  blacksmith. 

Tucker  D,  machinery. 

Tucker  Mrs  D,  milliner. 

Waldron  Maria,  restaurant. 


ALEXANDER.  A  special  supply 
postoffice  in  Upshur  county,  23  miles  south 
of  Buckhannon,  the  judicial  seat,  banking 
and  shipping  point. 


ALFRED,    A  farmers'  postoffice  in 


Lincoln  county.ll  miles  from  HamlinC.  H., 
21  from  Charleston,  and  15  from  St.  Al- 
bans, the  nearest  rail  approach.  Mail,  tri- 
weekly. A.  E.  Smith,  postmaster  and 
farmer. 

ALGERIA.  A  farmhouse  postoffice, 
in  Pleasants  county,  21  miles  northeast  of 
St.Mary's  C.  H.  Mail, daily.  Enoe  Haught. 
postmaster. 


ALGOMA.  In  McDowell  county,  35 
miles  northeast  of  Peeryville  C.  H.,4  from 
Elkhorn,on  the  N.  &  W.  R.  R.,  and  14  from 
Bramwell,  the  nearest  bank  location.  Pop- 
ulation, 500.  Wm.  H.  Thomas,  post- 
master. 

Algoma  Coal  and  Coke  Co,  Gen- 
eral Store.  ' — • 

Ballard  J,  stone  mason. 

Bare  Felix,  stone  mason. 

Barten  S  H,  constable. 

Brooke  W  C,  mngr  Gilliam  Coal  and  Coke 
Co. 

Covington  J  M  &  Co,  railroad  contractors. 

Cratty  John,  meat  market. 

Croly  J  M,  meat  market. 

Cyprus  J  D,  justice. 

Gilliam  Coal  and  Coke  Co.miners  and  coke 
mnfrs,  W  C  Brooke  mngr. 

Goodrich  &  Clarke,  civil  and  mining  engrs. 

Haymaker  J  P,  hotel. 

Hogg  R  M,  physician. 

Newcomb  J  T,  carpenter. 

Sloniker  Daniel,  blacksmith. 

Thomas  W  H,  Mngr  Algoma  Coal  and 
Coke  Co. 


ALKIRE'S  MILLS.  A  postoffice  in 
Lewis  county,  160  miles  from  Wheeling 
and  5  south  of  Weston  C.  H.,  the  nearest 
shipping  point.     Mail,  daily. 


ALFENA.  A  postoffice  in  Randolph 
county,16  miles  from  Beverly  C.  H.,and  13 
from  Elkins,  the  nearest  shipping  point. 
Population,  7.      E.  A.  Wyatt,  postmaster. 

Collett  P,  general  store  and  grist  mill. 
Cunningham  J  A,  gen  store  and  lumber. 
"Wyatt  E  A,  Farmer. 

ALPHA.  In  Doddridge  county,  11 
miles  northeast  of  West  Union  C.  H.,  and 
about  the  same  distance  northwest  of 
Salem,  the  usual  shipping  point,  whence 
it  receives  a  semi-weekly  mail. 


ALTA.    A  country  postoffice  in  Green-    / 
brier  county,  8  miles  northwest  of  Lewie-  '  > 


JOSEPH  B,  HALL,  Archiiect,  SEC-'  ■«$«& 


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burgh  C.  H.,  and  12  from  Ronceverte,  the 
nearest  shipping  point. 

ALTIZER.  In  Galhoun  county,  10 
miles  south  of  Grantsville  C.  H.,  and  20 
from  Burning  Springs,  the  nearest  ship- 
ping point.  Population,  30.  Mail,  semi- 
weekly. 

Coit  Theodore,  general  store. 
McCoy  George,  blacksmith. 
McCoy  John,  general  store  and  flour  mill. 

ALTON.    On  the  W.  Va.  &  P.  R.  R., 

in  Upshur  county,  18  miles  from  Buck- 
hannon,  the  judicial  seat  and  banking 
town.  Population,  100.  Exp.,  U.  S. 
Tel.,  W.  U.  George  W.  Simons,  post- 
master. 


Brooks  F  E,  lumber. 

Duke  J  N,  blacksmith. 

Fisk  George  L,  saw  mill. 

Fitzgerald  J  W,  general  store. 

Glad  well  A  J,  justice. 

McConn  S  B,  surveyor. 

McKinley  C  G,  general  store. 

Palmer  Rev  G  Y. 

Powers  H  H  W,  railroad,  exp  and  tel  agt. 

Pringle  R  H,  grist  mill. 

Simons  George  W,  Physician. 

Wolf  Samuel,  hotel. 

Wright  J  S,  carpenter. 


ALUM  BRIDGE.  A  Hamlet  in 
Lewis  county,  13  miles  from  Weston,  the 
judicial  seat,  banking  and  shipping  point. 


J.  W.  ALDERSON,  Proprietor.'.  I>.  G.  H1NKLE,  Clerk. 

ALDERSON  HOUSE. 

$2.00  PER   DAY. 

Good  Livery  Attached,   Sample  Rooms  for  Commercial  Travelers. 


Situated  on  Greenbrier  River,  which  abounds  with  Black  Bass  and  Salmon. 

Hotel  Recently  Refurnished.    Table  First-Class.     Special 

Rates  to  Traveling  Men  over  Sunday. 


ALDERSON, 


WEST  VIRGINIA. 


Greenbrier  Valley  Bank 

MATTHEW  MANN,  Pres.    EDWIN  MANN,  Cashier. 

CAPITAL,  $29,000. 


Transacts  a  General  Banking  Business. 
Collections  a  Specialty,  and  PROMPT  Re- 
mittance Made.    Patronage  Solicited. 


ALDERSON, 


W.  VA. 


Littie  Kanawha  Lumber  Co., 


PARKERSBDRG,  W.  VA. 
FONTAINE,  W.  VA. 

PORTSMOUTH,  OHIO. 


Furniture  $££3  G.  Mendel  &  Co.'s, 


1124  Main  Street. 
Wheeling,  W.  Va. 


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Population,    40.      Mail,    daily.      G.    W. 
Crook,  postmaster. 

Atkins  S  M,  blacksmith. 
Crook  G  W,  General  Store. 
Kraus  Bros  &  Woofter,  general  store. 
Rohr  J  B,  wagonmaker. 
"Woofter  &  Stark,  flour  mill. 


ALUM  HILL.  A  discontinued  post- 
office  in  Tucker  county.  Send  mail  to 
Parsons. 

ALVON.  Is  located  in  the  eastern 
part  of  Greenbrier  county,  20  miles  from 
Lewisburgh  C.  H.,the  banking  town, and  10 
from  White  Sulphur  Springs,  the  nearest 
railroad  point.  Population,  60.  M.  C. 
Beard,  postmaster. 

Beard  M  C,  Grain. 
Beard  R  E,  grain  and  live  stock. 
Boggs  George  A,  blksmth  and  wagonmkr. 
Dawson  H  M,  lumber. 
Dolin  James  E,  live  stock. 
Fieshman  B  P,  live  stock. 
Harlow  J  M,  flour  mill. 
Hoylman  George  W,  live  stock. 
Hoylman  M  S,  blacksmith. 
Lacy  James  E,  carpenter. 
Mathews  J  W,  live  stock. 
Matthews  &  Hoylman,  general  store. 
Maxwell  Rev  John  (Methodist). 
May  Thomas,  saw  mill. 
^Osborne  Josephus,  saw  mill. 
Renner  M  J,  railroad,  exp  and  tel  agent. 
Scott  Bros,  flour  mill. 
Scott  John  T,  carpenter. 
Shirkey  J  M,  saw  mill. 
Smith  E  A,  lumber. 
Wade  Allen  O,  grain. 
Wadd  C  B,  justice  of  peace. 


AMANDA.  Is  a  country  postoffice  in 
the  southern  part  of  Grant  county ,10  miles 
west  of  Petersburgh  C.  H.  Shipments 
should  be  made  to  Keyser,  38  miles  north 
on  the  B.  &  O.  R.  R. 


AMBLERSBURG.    On  the  B.  &  O. 

R.  R.r  in  Preston  county,  8  miles  south- 
east of  Kingwood,  the  judicial  seat  and 
nearest  banking  point.  Population,  50. 
J.  M.  Nine,  postmaster. 

Fetton  Z  T,  flour  mill. 
McCrobia  H,  carpenter. 
Nine  J  M,  General  Store. 


AMBROSIA.  OntheK.  &M.R,R., 
in  Mason  county,  5  miles  from  Point 
Pleasant,  the  judicial  seat  and  bank  loca- 


tion.    C.   E.   Pullin,  postmaster,   general 
store  and  lumber. 


AMMA.  In  Roane  county,  21  miles 
south  of  Spencer,  the  judicial  seat  and  32 
northeast  of  Charleston,  the  nearest  rail  ap- 
proach.    Mail,  daily. 


AMOS.  A  village  on  Paw  Paw  creek, 
in  Marion  county,  11  miles  northwest  of 
Fairmont,  the  county  seat  and  nearest 
banking  point  and  8  from  Barrackville, 
the  nearest  shipping  point.  Population, 
400.  Mail,  daily.  W.  E.  Parker,  post- 
master. 

Amos  P  B,  General  Store. 

Atha  E  &  Son,  general  store. 

Burns  J  H,  hotel. 

Collins  A  C,  general  store. 

Engle  David,  shoemaker. 

Hill  A  B,  blacksmith. 

Hoffman  &  Conklin,  general  store. 

Kuhn  J  &  Sons,  shoemakers. 

McBee  Jacob,  blacksmith. 

Miller  G  E,  telegraph  operator. 

Morgan,  McCray  &  Co,  flour  mill. 

Parker  Bros,  planing  mill  and  lumber. 

Parker  W  E,  General  Store. 

Stone  W  J  &  Co,  bakers  and  confectrs. 

Sutton  &  Sutton,  general  store. 


ANDERSON.  Is  a  village  of  300  per- 
sons, on  the  Ohio  river,  and  P.,  C.  C.  and 
St.  L.  Ry,  in  Hancock  county,  6  miles 
from  Fairview  C.  H.  and  39  from  Wheel- 
ing. Exp.,  Adams.  Tel.,  W.  U.  D.  B. 
Anderson,  postmaster. 

American  Fire  Clay  Co,  brick. 
Anderson  D  B,  General  Store. 
Anderson  T  &  Son,  brickmakers. 
Freshwater  E  A,  brick. 
McGraw  F  J,  railroad,  tel  and  exp  agt. 
Porter  John  &  Co,  brickmakers. 
Standish  Levi,  flour  mill. 
Taylor  R  P,  flour  mill. 


ANDY.  In  Wetzel  county,  8  miles 
from  New  Martinsville,  the  judicial  seat 
and  nearest  bank  location,  and  6  from 
Proctor,  the  nearest  shipping  point.  Pop- 
ulation, 30.     W.  W.  Yates,  postmaster. 

Clements  A  D,  General  Store. 
Conrey  J  D,  blacksmith. 
Cuhns  Henry,  cooper. 
Fair  A  T,  hotel. 
Huggins  G  E,  carpenter. 
Rogers  Wm,  flour  mill. 
Rogers  &  Fair,  general  store. 


Bleachers. 


R.  F.  POTTS,  Hat  and  Bonnet  Bleacher.  All  kinds  of  Straw 
and  Felt  Hats  Reshaped  into  the  Latest  Styles.  Manufacturer  of  Hat  and 
Bonnet  Frames.    34  16th  St.,  Wheeling,  Wr.  Va.    See  Page  5. 


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Siburt  Adam,  cooper. 
Yates  W  W,  Shoemaker. 


ANGERONA.  On  the  R.  &  M.  C. 
V.  R.  R.,  in  Jackson  county,  6  miles  from 
Ripley,  the  judicial  seat  and  banking 
point.  Population,  150.  E.  F.  Ong,  post- 
master. 

Angerona  Mills,  Ong  &  Love  proprs,  flour 

and  lumber. 
Ong  &  Love,  General  Store,  Saw  and 

Grist  Mill. 
Ruble  E  P,  blacksmith. 
Sayre  B  F,  justice. 

Sayre  Isaac,  railroad  agt  and  general  store. 
Sayre  Wesley,  general  store. 

ANITA.  A  postoffice  in  Marion  coun- 
ty, 10  miles  from  Fairmont,  the  judicial 
seat  and  bank  location,  and  6  from  Ca- 
tawba, the  nearest  shipping  point.  C.  L. 
Shuttleworth,  postmaster. 

Carpenter  Albert,  coal  miner. 

Carpenter  A  H,  coal  miner. 

Doolittle  E,  dentist. 

Gaskins  G  H,  carpenter. 

Hayhurst  Eli,  flour  mill. 

Shu  tile  worth  C  L,  General  Store. 

Travis  J,  physician. 

Travis  M  C,  school  teacher. 

f  ANSTED.  This  village,  in  Fayette 
\  county,  contains  500  inhabitants,  is  located 
on  C.  &  0.  Ry,  8  miles  north  of  Fayette- 
ville  C.  H.  Charleston,  is  the  location  of 
the  nearest  bank.  Exp.,  Adams.  Tel., 
W.  U.    J.  R.  Koontz,  postmaster. 

rAmted  Bfew«,  J  R  Koontz  Propr  and 
^    Editor) 

Dickinson  &  Deitz,  physicians. 

Dietz  WH&  Bro,  jeweler. 

Hendrickson  H,  shoemaker. 

Holmes  J  W,  railroad,  exp  and  tel  agent. 

Imboden  George  W,  general  store. 

Koontz  J  R,  Editor  Ansted  News  and 
Lawyer. 

McClung  F  H,  hotel. 

Masters  Wm,  general  store  and  flour  mill. 

Neal  F  G,  hotel. 

Odell  Newton,  blacksmith  and  wagonmkr. 

White  J  M,  jeweler. 

Winebrenner  R  L,  meats  and  gen  store. 

Young  Jennie,  general  store. 


ANTHEM.  In  Wetzel  county,  25 
miles  east  of  New  Martinsville  C.  H.,  and 
5|  from  Littleton,  the  nearest  shipping 
point.     Mail,  semi-weekly. 


ANTIOCH.  A  postoffice  in  Mineral 
county,  10  miles  from  Keyser,  the  judicial 
seat,  banking  and  shipping  point.  Popu- 
lation, 65.     A.  Chamberlin,  postmaster. 

Chamberlin  A,  General  Store. 
Grayson  V  M,  blksmith  and  wagonmaker. 
Mott  James  W,  stone  mason. 
Rogers  TB&  Bro,  flour  mill. 


APGAH.  A  lumber  camp  in  Kanawha 
county,  25  miles  northeast  of  Charleston, 
the  judicial  seat,  banking  and  shipping 
point.  Mail,  semi-weekly.  A.  C.  Orcutt, 
postmaster  and  lumber.  J 

(  APPLE  GROVE.  A  farmhouse  post- 
office  in  Mason  county,  14  miles  northeast 
of  Point  Pleasant  C.  H.  It  is  a  landing  on 
the  Ohio,  the  river  name  for  the  place  be- 
ing Hanley's.     Ship  direct.) 

ARBUCKLE.  Sometimes  called  Mau- 
pin's  Landing,  is  on  the  Great  Kanawha 
river,  15  miles  from  Point  Pleasant  C.  H,, 
in  Mason  county,  and  24  miles  north  of  St. 
Albans,  on  the  C.  &  O.  Ry,  the  nearest  rail- 
road point.  "\ 

ARCHES.  A  rural  postoffice  in  Wet- 
zel county,  33  miles  from  New  Martinsville 
C.  H.  and  14  from  Mannington,  the  nearest 
shipping  point.  Mail,  semi-weekly.  H. 
L.  Smith,  postmaster. 

Robinson  L  G,  saw  mill. 
Smith  H  S,  saw  mill. 


ARDEN.    On  the  G.  &  G.  R.  R.,   in 

Barbour  county,  6  miles  from  Philippi,  the 
judicial  seat  and  nearest  banking  point. 
Population,  125.     E.  J.  Gall,  postmaster. 

Clem  J  R,  general  store. 

Gall   E   J,  General  Store  and  Railroad 

Agent. 
Murphy  N  A,  general  store. 
Supple  D  W  C,  coal  miner. 
Talbott  R  M,  grist  mill. 

ARGO.  In  Greenbrier  county,  25  miles 
from  Lewisburgh  C.  H.,and  about  the  same 
distance  from  Alderson,  the  nearest  bank- 
ing and  shipping  point.  O.  V.  McClung, 
postmaster/) 

IT! cCliing  C  IV,  General  Store. 
Price  J  D,  flour  mill. 


ARLEE.  A  country  postoffice  in  Ma- 
son county,  10  miles  south  of  Point  Pleas- 
ant C.  H.,  and  4  from  Ben  Lomond,  its 
shipping  point.     Mail,  semi- weekly. 


Musical 

J.  P.  WIESEL, 


Instruments, 

CUMBERLAND,   KID. 


Peabody  Insurance  Co. 


OF  WHEELING,  W.  VA,   The 
BEST   IS   THE    CHEAPEST. 


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ARLINGTON.  In  Upshur  county, 
18  miles  from  Buckhannon  C.  H.,  its  bank- 
ing and  shipping  point.  Population,  50. 
W.  J.  Fidler,  postmaster. 

Dane  S,  shoemaker. 

Fidler  Alpheus,  jeweler  and  furniture. 

Fidler  R,  wagonmaker. 

Fidler  &  Fidler  (H  V  and  R  H),  lumber. 

Fidler  &,  Fidler  (W  J  and  Wm),  Saw 

Mill. 
Lee  E,  carpenter. 
Marley  C  &  D,  masons. 
Penn  Rev  D  (S  Methodist). 
Perine  G,  coal  miner. 


ARNETTSVILLE.  A  village  of  50 
persons,  in  the  southwestern  part  of  Mo- 
nongalia county,  84  miles  from  Wheeling, 
11  from  Morgantown  C.  H.,  3  from  Ope- 
kiska,  the  nearest  shipping  point,  and  8 
from  Fairmont,  its  nearest  bank  location. 
Lavina  Arnett,  postmaster. 

Arnett  C  M,  produce. 
Dent  6  W,  physician. 
Michael  Daniel,  general  store. 
Phillips  &,  Hood,  General  Store. 
Teter  J  W,  hotel  and  blacksmith. 


ARNOLD.  On  the  W.  Va.  &P.  R.  R., 

in  Lewis  county,  15  miles  from  Weston, 
the  judicial  seat  and  banking  point.  Pop- 
ulation, 12.     P.  Arnold,  postmaster. 

Arnold  G  J,  lawyer. 

Arnold  Porter,  general  store. 

Ball  Rev  James. 

Ball  Mart,  mayor. 

Brinkley  T  W,  constable. 

Camp  M  P,  justice. 

Kinney  B  W,  railroad,  exp  and  tel  agt. 

Sims  W  A,  clerk  and  notary. 

Watson  Ed  A,  hotel. 


ARNOLDSBURGH.  Is  a  small  vil- 
lage in  the  central  southern  part  of  Cal- 
houn county,  13  miles  from  Grantsville 
C.  H.,55  from  Charleston, 15  from  Spencer, 
the  nearest  banking  point,  and  31  from 
Leroy,  the  nearest  shipping  point.  Popu- 
lation, 100.  Mail,  daily.  J.  W.  Lynch, 
postmaster. 

Fitzpatrick  S  F,  saloon. 

Hays  G  W,  saw  and  flour  mills. 

Kenney  A  E  &  Co,  general  store. 

Lynch  J  C,  hotel. 

Lynch  J  K,  justice. 

Lynch  &  Starcher,  General  Store. 

McKee  N,  blacksmith. 

Mace  Jerry,  mason. 


Offutt  C  L,  general  store. 
Parsons  Dock,  blacksmith. 
Price  G  W,  physician. 
Starcher  W  S,  constable. 
Storkey  E  B,  painter. 
Stump  B  G,  hotel. 


ARTHUR.  In  Grant  county,  9  miles 
north  of  Petersburgh  C.  H.  Mail,  tri- 
weekly. 

Cornell  J  W,  General  Store. 

f  ASBURY.  A  post  village  of  28  per- 
'  sons,  in  the  southwestern  part  of  Green- 
brier county,  8  miles  from  Lewisburgh 
C.  H.,  and  10  from  Alderson,  on  the  C.  & 
O.  Ry,  the  nearest  station.  \W.  L.  Stick- 
ler, postmaster.^ 

Stickler  W  E,  Farmer. 

Miller  JA&  Co,  general  store. 


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ASHTON.  Rural  postoffice,  in  Mason 
county,  on  the  Ohio  River  R.  R.,  18  miles 
south  of  Point  Pleasant  C.  H.  Mail,  daily. 


ASPINALL.  In  Lewis  county,  11 
miles  southwest  of  Weston,  the  judicial 
seat,  usual  banking  and  shipping  point. 
Mail,  semi-weekly.  C.  H.  Beall,  post- 
master. 

Beall  C  H,  Clerk  and  Miller. 

Collins  J  C,  general  store. 

Mitchell  H  D,  railroad,  exp  and  tel  agent. 

!    ASSURANCE.    In  Monroe  county,.  \ 
14  miles  southwest  of  Union,  the  judicial 
seat  and  banking  point,  and  12  from  Low- 
ell, its  shipping  point.     Population,  200. 
Mail,    triweekly.      Henry    Smith,    post-    J 
master.  \  ^^S 

BallardG  W,  justice  of  peace. 

Ellison  J  Z,  saw  and  flour  mill. 

Fleshman  J  W,  carpenter. 

Lacey  C,  railroad  agent. 

Lone  A  C,  express  agent. 
..Mann  Louis,  tanner. 
C  Mann  Rev  L  G  (Baptist). 

Miller  J  P,  grain  and  live  stock. 

Smith  Dr  H,  mason. 

Smith  John  P,  barber. 

Smith  J  B  &  Bro,  saw,   planing  and  grist 
mill. 

Smith  &  Coalter,  genl  store  and  saloon. 

ASTOR.  A  settlement  of  100  persons- 
in  the  southwest  corner  of  Taylor  county, 
12  miles  from  Grafton  C.  H.,  the  banking: 
town.     The  nearest  shipping  point  via  B. 


P.  WELTY  &  CO, 


WHOLESALE  LIQUOR  DEALERS, 

TT  1118  Main  and  1121  Market  St.,      WHEELING,  W.  VA. 


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&  O.  R.  R.,  is  Flemington,  2£  miles  north. 
T.  A.  Allen,  postmaster. 

Allen  T  A,  general  store. 
Bailey  P  F,  live  stock. 
Clevenger  C,  grain. 
Clevenger  J  6,  cattle. 
Dilworth&  Shaw,  corn  mill. 
McGlumphie  T  B,  undertaker. 
Marpee  W  C,  flour  and  corn  mill. 
Marshall  J  W,  carpenter  and  wagonmkr. 
Poling  &  Dil worth,  general  store. 
Shaw  Edward,  blacksmith. 


ATHEY.  A  country  postoffice  in 
Wood  county,  12  miles  from  Parkers- 
burgh,  the  judicial  seat,  and  3|  from  Wil- 
liamstown,  the  nearest  shipping  point. 
Population,  20.     C.  S.  Reed,  postmaster. 


ATKINSON.  A  discontinued  post- 
office  in  Braxton  county.  Send  mail  to 
Flat  Woods  A      

ATLANTIC.  In  Mineral  county,  18 
miles  southwest  of  Keyser  C.  H.,  and  2 
from  Shaw,  on  the  W.  Va.  C.  Ry.  Near- 
est bank  at  Piedmont,  13  miles  distant. 
Population,  130.   E.  C.  Kerns,  postmaster. 

Atlantic  and  George's  Creek  Consolidated 

Coal  Co,  John  Jose  mngr. 
Kerns  E  C,  General  Store. 
Olewine  H  L,  express  agt. 
Smallwood  A  J,  general  store. 


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AUBURN.  Is  in  Union  township, 
southeastern  corner  of  Ritchie  county,  18 
miles  from  Ritchie  C.  H.,  and  16  from  Toll 
Gate,  the  usual  shipping  point,  on  Parkers- 
burgh  br.  B.  &  O.  R.  R.  Population,  250. 
E.  Gluck,  postmaster. 

Ban  J  L,  express  and  railroad  agent. 

Bush  C  B,  general  store. 

Bush  D  D,  hotel. 

Glover  R  J,  physician. 

Gluck  J  C,  live  stock. 

Hardman  T  C,  saddler. 

LawBon  J  C,  physician. 

McWhorter  L  D  &  Bro,  general  store. 

Norman  J  E,  tanner. 

Stasell  J  T,  shoemaker. 

Steinbeck  D  F,  general  store. 

Watson  M  B,  carpenter. 

Watson  &  Norman,  flour  mill. 

Williams  J  &  Son,  blacksmiths. 

Zinn  C  L,  justice. 


AUGUSTA.  A  postoffice  in  Hamp- 
shire county,  9  miles  from  Romney,  the 
judicial  seat,  banking  and  shipping  point. 


Population,    15.     R.  V.    Minghini,    post- 
master. 

Bucklew  &  Simmons,  flour  mill. 
Iflinghini  It  V,  General  Store. 


AURORA.     Is  located  in  the  south- 
eastern part  of  Preston  county,  147  miles 
from  Wheeling,  20  from  Kingwood  C.  H., 
12  miles  from  Oakland,  the  banking  town, 
and    10   from    its  shipping  point,  Terra 
Alta,  on  the  B.  &  O.  R.  R.     Population, 
150.     David  Ridenour,  postmaster. 
Abernatha  D,  carpenter. 
Arnett  Roy  J,  physician. 
Lantz  J  A,  shoemaker. 
McCrum  S  &  Sons,  general  store. 
Ridenour  D  &  Son,  general  store. 
Shaffer  J  H,  hotel. 
Shuttlesworth  A  T,  hotel. 
Trotter  Milo,  carpenter. 
Wilk  H  K,  hotel. 


AUSTEN.  A  coal  mining  village  of 
300  persons  in  the  southwestern  part  of 
Preston  county,  11  miles  southwest  of 
Kingwood  C.  H.  It  is  a  station  on  the  B.  & 
O.  R.  R„  116  miles  from  Wheeling.  C. 
Jessup,  postmaster. 

Austen  Coke  Works,  C  Jessop  supt,  gen- 
eral store. 
Austen  Colliery,  Colgate  &  Co  operators. 
J  essop  C,  Railroad  and  Express  Agent 
and  General  Store. 


AUVIL.      A    country    postoffice    in 
Tucker  county,  1£  miles  from  St.  George 
C.  H.,  and  8  from  Parsons,  the  nearest  rail 
approach.      Population,  30.      Mail,  semi- 
weekly.     Moses  Phillips,  postmaster. 
Auvil  G  B,  carpenter. 
Auvil  John,  flour  mill. 
Bishoff  George,  blacksmith. 
Clanges  R  L,  sawyer. 
Ewing  G  S,  live  stock. 
Hansford  L,  lawyer. 
Metz  Elias,  live  stock. 
Miller  Melvin,  hotel. 
Nester  Daniel  S,  gunsmith. 
Ne8ter  David,  cabinetmaker. 
Nester  Jacob,  silversmith. 
Nester  Nathaniel,  shoemaker. 
Phillips  Moses,  General  Store. 
Poling  Bud,  constable. 
Scott  J  P,  lawyer. 
Shafer  John  M,  justice. 
Valentine  A  J,  lawyer. 


AVON.    A  small  hamlet  in  Doddridge - 
county,  14  miles  southeast  of  West  Union 


Crescent  Saloon  and  Restaurant, 

J.  HUNTER  SMITH,  Proprietor. 

PIEDMONT,    WEST  VIRGINIA. 


STOVES, 


ggjgRg*  THE  W.  H.  SMITH  HARDWARE  CO., 

OUUKIIMU.    PARKERSBVRG,  AVEST  VIRGINIA. 


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C.  H.,  and  7  from  Long  Run,  its  shipping 
point.  Weston  is  the  banking  town.  Pop- 
ulation, 50.     W.  V.  Neely,  postmaster. 

Cox  N  B,  flour  mill. 

Fisher  A  S,  blacksmith. 

Flint  J  R,  general  store. 

Lynch  J  B,  justice. 

Morrison  Rev  N  W  (Methodist  South). 

Neely  W  V,  Constable. 

Russell  L,  shoemaker. 

Sherwood  &  Bros,  millers. 

Stewart  E  J,  carpenter. 

BADEN.  A  country  postoffice  in 
Mason  county,  161  miles  east  of  Point 
Pleasant,  the  judicial  seat,  and  5  from 
Leon,  its  shipping  point.  Mail,  tri-weekly. 
A.  Frunz,  postmaster,  general  store  and 
blacksmith. 

BAILEYSVILLE.  A  postoffice  in 
Wyoming  county,  13  miles  west  of 
Oceana  C.  H.,  and  19  from  Elkhoro,  the 
nearest  shipping  point.  Population,  75. 
W.  C.  Shannon,  postmaster. 

Bailey  H,  jnstice. 
Bailey  J  S,  flour  mill. 
Bailey  Lee  P,  hotel. 
Bailey  P  A,  live  stock. 
Birchfleld  A  L,  blacksmith. 
Harvey  James,  physician. 
Hatfield  George,  carpenter. 
Newberry  H,  live  stock. 
Shannon  T  F,  carpenter. 
Shannon  W  C,  General  Store. 
Short  Bart,  blacksmith. 
Stone  E  E,  lawyer. 

BAKER'S  RUN.  A  postoffice  in  the 
eastern  part  of  Hardy  county,  19  miles 
east  of  Moorefield  C.  H.,  and  27  from  Rom- 
ney,  the  usual  shipping  point.  Population, 
-50.    B.  C.  Huber,  postmaster. 

Alger  John,  blacksmith. 

Hawes  George  W,  justice. 

Huber  B  C,  meat  market. 

McKeever  H  S,  General  Store. 

Miller  John,  mason. 

Miller  Lee,  plasterer. 

Reed  G  W,  general  store  and  flour  mill. 

Wilson  &  Co,  saw  mill. 


BAKERTON.  In  Jefferson  county, 
10  miles  northeast  cf  Charlestown,  the  judi- 
cial seat,  and  2|  from  Engles,  its  shipping 
point.  Population,  100.  Jesse  A.  Engle, 
postmaster. 

Hoff  H  &  Sons,  coopers. 


Knapp,  cooper. 

Moler  W  J,  justice. 

Philipps  &  Co,  coopers. 

Strider  &,  Engle,  General  Store. 

Sulcer  W,  cooper. 

Washington  Building  Lime  Co,  burners 

and  dealers  in  lime. 
Wisewarner  J,  cooper. 


BALD  KNOB.  A  postoffice  in  Boone 
county,  21  miles  from  Madison  C.  H.,  and 
50  from  Brownstown,  on  the  C.  &  O.  Ry. 



f  BALLARD.  In  Monroe  county,  20 
miles  southeast  of  Union,  the  judicial  seat 
and  nearest  bank  location,  and  17  from 
Lowell,  the  usual  shipping  point-  Mail, 
daily.     E.  L.  Ballard,  postmaster.) 

Ballard  C  A  &  Sons,  General  Store. 
Ballard  John  T,  distiller. 
Ballard  W  P,  blacksmith. 
Skaggs  A  J,  dentist. 
Skaggs  C  H,  dentist. 


BALL  GAP.  A  country  postoffice  in 
Cabell  county,  20  miles  southeast  of  Hunt- 
ington C.  H.,  and  8  from  Milton,  the  near- 
est shipping  point.     Mail,  weekly. 

BALL'S.  In  Marshall  county,  22  miles 
southeast  of  Moundsville  C.  H.,  the  near- 
est bank  location,  and  5  from  Cameton,  its 
shipping  point.  Population,  50.  Nelson 
Virgin,  postmaster. 

Anderson  John,  General  Store. 

Davis  T  M,  general  store. 

Earnest  P  D,  mason. 

Horonimus  John  &  Bro,  blacksmiths  and 

wagonmakers. 
Moore  &  Lane,  flour  mill. 
Wood  Alfred,  carpenter. 


BANNEN.  A  small  post  settlement 
in  the  southeast  corner  of  Marshall  county, 
30  miles  from  Moundsville  C.  H.,  the 
banking  town,  42  from  Wheeling  and  3 
from  Bellton,  on  the  B.  &  O.  R.  R.  Pop- 
ulation, 75.    W.    E.  Parriott,  postmaster. 

Par  Holt  W  E,  General  Store. 
Reed  C  H,  live  stock. 
Robinson  John,  flour  mill. 
Wallas  W  R,  carpenter. 


I  BARBOURSVILLE.  A  station  on 
the  C.  &  O.  R.  R.,  10  miles  east  of  Hunt- 
ington, the  county  seat  of  Cabell  county, 
and  nearest  bank  location.  The  place  is 
incorporated  as  a  village,  and  contains  2 


The  CLARKSBURG  NEWS,  Clarksburg,  W.Va. 
Has  a  Bona  Fide  Circulation  of  1 ,620. 


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Methodist  churches,  a  fine  college  and  a 

graded  school.     Population,  400.     Exp., 

Adams.    Tel.,  W.  U.     John  W.  Church, 

postmaster. 

Allen  R  B,  shoemaker. 

Barboursville  College,  R  W  Dout% 
hat  Pres,  George  A  Proflitt  Sec.  (-See  I 
below.)  J 

Baumgardner  Charles  A,  carpenter. 

Baumgardner  John  B,  Hotel.   (-See 
below. ) 

Blume  Evan  W,  general  store. 

Blume  George  R,  school  teacher. . 

Blume  Ralph,  carpenter. 

Bright  R  D,  druggist. 

Bryan  T  J,  lawyer. 

Childers  Benjamin  F,  blacksmith. 

Church  John  W,  postmaster. 

Cummings  M,  shoemaker. 

Cyrus  John  E,  carpenter. 

Davis  Rev  (Methodist). 

Dirton  Miss  Mary  A,  milliner. 

Donohoe  Wm  P,  notary. 


Doutliat  R  W,    President    Barbours- 
-   ville  College.     (-See  below.)'\ 
Hicks  Jerry  A,  barber.         S 
Holstein    &   Swan    (J   W  Holstein,  P  H 

Swan),  physicians. 
Leist  V,  tanner. 
Lusher  J,  justice. 
McComas   &,    McComas    (B  J  and 

George  J),  Attorneys-at-Law,  Barbours- 

ville  and  Huntington.      (-See  adv  under 

Huntington. ) 
Merritt  &  Co,  flour  and  saw  mills. 
Moss  V  R,  physician. 
Poteet  James  A,  general  store. 
Preston  Rev  S  G  (Methodist). 
Proflitt  George  A,  Sec  Barboursville 

College.     (-See  below.) 
Proteet  James  A,  general  store. 
Salmon  J  K,  notary. 
Stowasser  Wm  H,  general  store. 
Swan  Benjamin  F,  wagonmaker. 
Tliornburg    Bros    (George    E   and 

Thomas  H  B),  General  Store. 


Barboursville  College 

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M.  E.  CHUKCH,  SOUTH. 

DEPARTMENTS— Preparatory,  Collegiate,  Normal, 
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All  expenses  for  College  Year  need  not  exceed  $150. 
IBP"  Send  for  New  Catalogue. 
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BAUMGARDNER  HOTEL, 


J.  B.  BAUMGARDNER,  Proprietor, 
BARBOURSVILLE,  W.  VA. 


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Blue-White  Diamonds  our  Great  Specialty.  Noth- 
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Thornburg  Miss  Maggie  L,  music  teacher. 
Thornburg  M  S,  notary. 
Thornburg  Thomas,  notary. 
Thornburg    Thomas    H    B,  Live 

Stock  and  Real  Estate. 
Townsend  Wm  D,  railroad  and  exp  agt. 

BARGER'S  SPRINGS.  A  hamlet 
on  the  Great  Kanawha  river,  in  Summers 
county,  12  miles  from  Hinton  C.  H.  Ship 
to  Lowell,  5  miles  north  on  the  C.  &  O. 
Ry.  Population,  100.  Mail,  daily.  W. 
H.  Barger,  postmaster. 

Bacon  N,  general  store  and  flour  mill. 
Barger  W  H,  live  stock. 
Berlanger  T  R,  justice. 
Francis  J  W,  general  store. 
Hudson  T,  shoemaker. 
Meadows  O,  shoemaker. 


/BARN.  In  Mercer  county,  25  miles 
'north  of  Princeton  C.  H.,  and  about  the 
same  distance  from  Hinton,  the  usual 
banking  and  shipping  point.  J.  W.  Vines, 
,  postmaster. ) 

Bickwell  A  A,  physician. 
Lilly  John,  flour  mill. 
Vines  H  L,  saw  and  grist  mill. 
Tines  J  W,  General  Store. 

BARNES  MILLS.  In  Hampshire 
county,  12  miles  east  of  Romney  C.  H.,  its 
banking  and  shipping  point.  Mail,  tri- 
weekly. 

BARNEY.  A  special  supply  post- 
office  in  Marion  county,  12  miles  southwest 
of  Fairmont,  the  judicial  seat,  and  2  from 
Worthington,  the  nearest  shipping  point. 


BARNUM.    On  the  W.  Va.  C.  Ry, 

in  Mineral  county,  12  miles  from  Keyser 
*C  H.,  and  7  from  Piedmont,  the  nearest 
bank  location.     Population,  50.    John  W. 
Sauer,  postmaster. 

Watson  &  Co,  General  Store  and  Lum- 
ber Mnfrs. 


BARRACKVILLE.  A  station  on 
the  B.  &  O.  R.  R.,  in  Marion  county,  72 
miles  from  Wheeling  and  3  from  Fairmont 
■C.  H.,  the  banking  town.  Exp.,  Adams. 
Population,  200.  James  E.  Merrifleld, 
postmaster. 

Barker  G  E,  physician. 
Billingsley  W  T,  grocer. 
'Conaughey  J  B,  general  store. 
'Conaway  J  E,  justice. 


Conaway  R  L,  general  store. 

Conaway  T  D,  live  stock. 

Conaway  T  F,  stone  and  brick  mason. 

Conaway  T  J,  saloon. 

Cramer  Clarence,  stone  mason. 

Dunn  S  S,  general  store. 

Freeland  E  M,  blksmth  and  wagonmaker. 

Freeland  Jacob,  blacksmith. 

Freeland  J  E,  gunsmith. 

McGuire  Margaret,  saloon. 

Merrifleld  James  E,  Notary  Public 

and  Shoemaker. 
Neptune  George,  carpenter. 
Prickett  W  S,  surveyor. 
Richmond  Rev  T  (Methodist). 
Sharps  Thomas,  carpenter. 
Steel  James,  miller  and  hotel. 


BARTLEY.  In  Wyoming  county.  10 
miles  from  Oceana  C.  H.,  30  from  Elk- 
horn,  the  nearest  shipping  point,  and  40 
from  Bramwell,  the  nearest  bank  location. 
Population,  60.  A.  G.  Mitchell,  post- 
master. 

Greenawalt  J  R,  general  store. 
Mitchell  A  G,  Farmer  and  Teacher. 


BASIN  SPRING.  A  country  post- 
office  in  the  southeastern  part  of  Wyoming 
county,  36  miles  from  Oceana  C.  H.,  and 
30  from  Hinton,  its  shipping  statian. 


BASNETT.  Six  miles  from  Bar- 
rackville,  on  the  B.  &  O.  R.  R.,  in  the 
northeastern  part  of  Marion  county,  11 
miles  from  Fairmont  C.  H.,  the  banking 
town,  and  50  from  Wheeling,  is  the  loca- 
tion of  this  country  postoffice. 


BATH.    Morgan  county.     See  Berke- 
ley Springs.  



t  BAUGHMAN.  A  country  postoffice 
in  the  western  part  of  Webster  county,  25 
miles  west  of  Webster  C.  H-,  and  20  from 
Sutton,  the  nearest  banking  and  shipping 
point.  Population,  50.  John  Baughman, 
postmaster.) 

Barnett  L  I,  flour  and  saw  mill. 
Barnett  Wm  C,  flour  mill. 
Baughman    John,    Flour  and   Saw 

Mill. 
Boggs  David  P,  flour  and  saw  mill. 
Conrad  C  H,  flour  and  saw  mill. 
France  Andrew,  flour  mill. 
Green  Isaac,  flour  mill. 


BAXTER.      Known    also  as    Peters- 
burgh,  is  a  postoffice  in  Berkeley  county, 


HOT  WATER, 


Heating,  Sanitary  Plumbing,  Steam,  Water, 
GAS  and  FACTOR V  Supplies.      Charles   IT. 

Turner,  306  and  308  Juliana  St.,  Parkersburg,  W.  Ta. 


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12  miles  fiom  Martinsburgh,  the  county 
seat  and  banking  point,  and  6  from  North 
Mountai  n ,  the  nearest  shipping  point.  Pop- 
ulation, 40.     Silas  H.  Butts,  postmaster. 

Butts  Silas  II,  General  Store. 

Harden  Wm,  wheelwright. 

Logan  John,  chairmaker. 

Norington  J  E,  barber. 

Portsfield  John,  grist  mill. 

Resecker  C  W,  school  teacher. 

Resecker  Prof  P  T,  county  superintendent. 

Resecker  S  A,  saw  mill,  carpenter  and  car- 

riagemaker. 
Shimp  H  K,  carpenter. 
Wood  I  W,  county  surveyor. 


BAYARD.  A  village  on  the  W.  Va., 
C.  &  P.  Ry,  in  Grant  county,  35  miles 
from  Petersburgh  C.  H.,  62  from  Cumber- 
land, 34  from  Piedmont  and  250  from 
Wheeling.  The  surrounding  country  is 
finely  timbered,  and  is  well  adapted  for 
grazing  purposes.  Lumber,  ties,  tanbark 
and  live  stock  are  shipped.  Population, 
300.  Exp.,  Adams.  J.  W.  Nihiser,  post- 
master. 

Barritt  Wm  A  Jr  Lumber  Co. 

Bayard  House,  John  T  Shumaker  propr. 

Boring  John,  blacksmith. 

Brant  C  E,  general  store. 

Buffalo  Lumber  Co,  James  B  Rees  pres, 

Wm  Whitmer.  vice-pres,  Robert  F  Whit- 

mer  mngr,  John  R  Kauff  man  jr  sec. 
Correll  Rev  W  C  L  (Methodist). 
Crowser  Thomas,  mngr  Wm  A  Barritt  Jr 

Lumber  Co. 
Fogle  J  B,  physician. 
Kauff  man  D  S  &  Co  (Daniel  S  Kauff  man, 

Buffalo  Lumber  Co),  general  store. 
Marshall  Daniel  G,  General  Store. 
Nihiser  J  W,  Postmaster  and  Lumber. 
Shaw  A  B  &  Co,  miners. 
Shumaker  John  T,  propr  Bayard  House. 
Silcott  House,  Mary  E  Silcott  propr. 
Silcott  Mrs  Mary  E,  propr  Silcott  House. 
Workman  Resecrans,  physician. 
Wortring  B  E,  meats. 


BAYS.  In  Fayette  county,  2  miles 
south  of  Fayetteville  C.  H.,  and  5  from 
Fayette  Station,  its  shipping  point.  Pop- 
ulation, 150.  Mail,  semi-weekly.  J.  N. 
Bays,  postmaster. 

Bays  J  N,  General  Store. 

Bays  W  C,  farmer. 

Light  H,  farmer. 

O'Neal  A  M,  flour  mill. 

Sanger  A  H,  farmer. 

Sanger  J  F,  farmer.  


Sanger  M  S,  farmer. 
Welch  George,  farmer. 


BEALL'S  MILLS.  A  small  country 
postoffice  in  Lewis  county,  13  miles  from 
Waston  C.  H.,  the  shipping  and  banking 
point,  and  80  miles  from  Wheeling.  Pop- 
ulation, 50.    J.  C.  Collins,  postmaster. 

Beall  John,  flour  mill. 

Cazton  John,  flour  and  grist  mill. 

Collins  John    C,  General    Store  and 

Justice. 
Cox  Joseph,  mason. 
Gillooly  Peter,  justice. 
Kinney  John,  mason. 
McGuinn  J,  physician. 
Malloney  James,  blacksmith. 
Montgomery  James,  blacksmith. 
Quirk  Rev  (Catholic). 


BEARSVILLE.  A  country  post- 
office  in  the  southern  part  of  Tyler  county, 
9  miles  from  Middlebourne  C.  H.,  60  from 
Wheeling,  20  from  Sistersville,  a  landing 
on  the  Ohio,  and  12  from  Pennsborough, 
on  the  B.  &  O.  R.  R.,  to  which  place  goods 
should  be  shipped.  Population,  85. 
George  P.  Myres,  postmaster. 

Craven  John,  flour  and  saw  mill. 
Duty  John  W,  jeweler. 
Myres  George  P,  Grocer. 
Riggs  J  B  &  A  W,  general  store. 

BEATYSVILLE.  In  Jackson  coun- 
ty, 12  miles  northeast  of  Ravenswood,  the 
nearest  shipping  point,  and  22  north  of 
Jackson  C.  H.     Mail,  semi-weekly. 


BEAUTY.  A  postoffice  in  Fayette 
county,  6  miles  southeast  of  Fayettville  C. 
H,  and  2  from  Nuttalburgh,  its  shipping 
point.  Population,  150.  Wm.  Horrocks, 
postmaster.  \ 

Asbery  Henry,  coal  miner. 
Ballard  W  W,  exp  and  tel  agt. 
Blair  W  A,  coal  miner. 
Higgins  Charles,  coal  miner. 
Horrocks  Wm,  General  Store. 
Small  John,  coal  miner. 
Stone  J  B,  coal  miner. 
Taylor  J  C,  coal  miner. 

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BEAVER  MILLS.  A  rural  post- 
office  in  Nicholas  county,  200  miles  from 
Wheeling,  12  from  Summersville  C.  H., 
and  45  from  Gauley,  the  nearest  railroad 
station,  on  C.  &  O.  Ry.  Population,  16. 
Wm.  Y.  Callaghan,  postmaster. 


Picture  Frame  Factory.  mvmm, 


AH  Sizes  and  Styles  Hade  to  Order  on  Short  Notice. 

Martinsburg,  West  Ya. 


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x  Alderson  G  H,  flour  mill.^. 

,  Alderson  &  Pettigrew,  general  store.' 

Bishop  F  A,  shoemaker. 
(  Brown  Rev  James  (Baptist).'; 

Callaghan  Win  Y,  General  Store. 

Hanna  Nathan,  justice. 

Hinkle  Butcher,  constable. 

Morton  Thomas  J,  hotel. 

Percy  John  H,  carpenter. 

Perry  S  B,  blacksmith  and  wagonmaker. 

(     BECKWITH.   Located  6  miles  north- 
west of  Fayelteville  C.   H.,    in    Fayette 
county,  and  1-J-  from  Cotton  Hill,  its  ship- 
ping point.    Population,  200.    Mail,  daily. 
Charles  L'Homedteu,  postmaster.  \ 
Arthur  Stephen,  wagonmaker.     ' 
Arthur  Wm,  blacksmith. 
Easley  I  H,  carpenter. 
Fry  Philip  V,  harnessmaker. 
Fry  Samuel,  wagonmaker. 
Henson  Wm  H,  blacksmith. 
Huddleston  Rev  George  W  (Baptist).} 
Myles  A  B,  general  store. 
Patterson  Rev  J  W  (Methodist). 
Robson  H  A,  real  estate  agent. 
Smith  Martin,  shoemaker. 
Wilson  Wm,  meat  market. 
Woodson  J  N  B  &  Son,  general  store. 

BEDING-TON.  This  country  village 
consists  of  60  persons,  is  in  Berkeley  coun- 
ty, 6  miles  from  Martinsburgh  C.  H.,  and 
is  a  station  on  the  C.  V.  R.  R.  Exp., 
Adams.  George  W.  Marshall,  postmaster. 
Greenwood  L  8,  shoemaker. 
Kennedy  John,  flour  mill. 
Marshall  George  W,  General  Store. 


BEE.  A  country  postoffice  in  Putnam 
county,  14  miles  north  of  Winfield  C.  H. 
Mail,  semi-weekly. 


BEECH.  A  farmers'  postoffice  located 
in  Calhoun  county,  15  miles  from  Grants- 
ville  C.  H.  Ship  by  water  to  Burning 
Springs,  distant  25  miles,  on  the  Little 
Kanawha  river.  H.  C.  Lackney,  post- 
master. 

Fletcher  C  L,  farmer.     . 
Fletcher  C  M,  farmer. 
Greathouse  Henry,  blacksmith. 
Hontchen  &  Wilson,  lumber. 
Miller  John,  Flour  Mill. 
Pantall  E,  farmer. 
Rinestons  Wm,  carpenter. 
Starcher  J  P,  lumber. 
States  Thomas,  farmer. 
Wallbrown  H,  farmer. 


BEECH  BOTTOM.      Is  located    in 
Webster  county,  200  miles  from  Wheeling, 
15  from  Addison  C.  H.,  and  18  from  Sut-^ 
ton,  its  nearest  banking  and  shipping  point.  ^ 

Carpenter  A  II,  Hotel. 
Weese  E  M,  blacksmith. 
Weese  J  W,  blacksmith. 


BEECH  CREEK.  A  small  place  in 
Logan  county,  200  miles  from  Wheeling, 
15  from  Logan  C.  H.,  and  60  from  Louisa, 
Ky.,  the  nearest  shipping  point  by  rail. 

BEECH  HILL.  On  the  Kanawha 
river  and  K.  &  M.  R.  R  ,  in  Mason  county, 
175  miles  from  Wheeling,  and  9  from  Point 
Pleasant  C.  H.,  its  banking  point.  Popu- 
lation, 16.     V.  B.  Morris,  postmaster.^ 

Gardner  Asa,  farmer. 

Gardner  J  A,  farmer. 

Johnson  V  E,  farmer. 

Miller  J  H  &  Co,  general  store. 

Morris  Van  B,  General  Store. 


BEECH  WOOD.  On  the  F. ,  M.  &  P. 
R.  R.  div.  B.  &  O.  Ry,  in  Monongalia 
county,  12  miles  from  Morgantown  C.  H., 
and  90  from  Wheeling.  Population,  65. 
Exp.,  U.  S.  C.  E.  Hutchinson,  post- 
master. 

Hutchinson  C  E,  Supt  Hutchinson 
Coal  and  Coke  Co  and  Railroad,  Tele- 
graph and  Express  Agent. 


BEELER'S  STATION.  A  little 
village  in  Marshall  county,  17£  miles  from 
Wheeling,  13  from  Moundsville  C.  H,  the 
banking  point,  and  four  from  Loudensville, 
the  nearest  shipping  point.  Population.. 
50.     W.  B.  Robinson,  postmaster. 

Fox  J  W,  General  Store. 
Houston  J  M,  physician. 
Riley  Charles  V,  blacksmith. 


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BEETS.  In  Fayette  county.  10  miles 
from  Fayetteville  C.  H.,  50  from  Charles- 
ton, and  9  from"  Hawk's  Nest,  the  nearest 
shipping  point.  Population,  300.  Mail, 
daily.    J.  A.  Sandige,  postmaster.") 

Burdette  W  A,  carpenter. 
Cole  Dr,  flour  mill. 
Coleman  Charles,  flour  mill. 
Coleman  &  Sons,  grist  mill. 
Deitz,  Myres  &  Settle,  general  store. 
Dickerson  Miss  Linnie,  school  teacher. 
Koontz  Milton,  flour  mill. 
Sandige  J  A,  Real  Estate. 
Sinlinga  Cal,  flour  mill. 


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Timberlake  R  W,  physician  and  surgeon. 
Wood  W  F,  blacksmith  and  wagonmaker. 


BELCHER.  In  McDowell  county,  2| 
miles  north  of  Powhattan,  the  nearest  rail 
approach,  12  from  Bramwell,  the  nearest 
shipping  point,  and  35  east  of  Peeryville 
C.  H.  Population,  100.  J.  T  Belcher, 
postmaster. 

Belcher  J  T,  General  Store. 
Belcher  &  Cyphus,  saloon. 
Cyphus  J  D,  justice. 
Key  Stone  Coal  and  Coke  Co. 
Linkons  Charles,  carpenter. 
Lord  F,  railroad  agent. 
O'Brien  Patrick,  blacksmith. 
Purden  Joseph,  meat  market. 
Reedy  J  A,  meat  market. 


BELFONT.  A  postoffice  in  the  west- 
ern part  of  Braxton  county,  9  miles  from 
Sutton  C.  H.,  its  banking  and  shipping 
point.     Semi-weekly  mail  is  received. \ 

BELGROVE.  In  Jackson  county,  15 
miles  southeast  of  Jackson  C.  H.,  its  bank- 
ing and  shipping  point.     Mail,  tri-weekly. 


BELINGTON.  A  prosperous  village 
on  Tygart's  Valley  river,  and  on  the  G.  & 
G.  R.  R.,  in  Barbour  county,  17£  miles  by 
rail  southeast  of  Philippi,  the  judicial  seat 
and  nearest  bank  location,  and  142  from 
Wheeling.  Stage,  daily  to  Elkins ;  fare, 
$1.  Exp.,  Adams.  Tel.,  W.  U.  Popu- 
lation, 300.     F.  Howes,  postmaster. 

Campbell  Stuart  A,  painter. 

Davis  Winfield  S,  blacksmith  and  grocer. 

Gawthrop  J  J  W,  artist. 

Harman  Charles  G,  grocer. 

Hinkle  Mrs  A  L,  milliner. 

Howes  Finland,  postmaster. 

La  Follette  Miss  Felecia,  railroad  ticket 
and  express  agent. 

Lovett  L  15  &  Bro  (Lloyd  B  and  Por- 
ter L),  General  Store. 

McCutcheon  R  A,  propr  Mountain  View 
Hotel. 

Mountain  View  Hotel,  R  A  McCutcheon 
propr. 

Newton  J  J,  blacksmith. 

Perry  O  L,  physician. 

Philips  Cicero,  furniture  and  undertaker. 

Price  Frank  M,  barber. 

Price  Wm  G  W,  shoemaker. 

Rhorabauch  Burton  B,  general  store  and 
hotel. 

Rhorabauch  C  L,  physician. 

Right  A  &  Sons,  general  store. 


SliirtlifT«fe  Howes,  Flour  and  Feed. 
Shomo  D  M,  blacksmith. 
Sisk  John  C,  harnessmkr  and  confectr. 
Thompson  F  L,  blacksmith . 
Valley  House,  B  B  Rhorabauch  propr. 
Ward  J  W,  general  store. 
Willis  Miss  M  S,  milliner. 
Wright  I  F  &  Bro  (Isaac  F  and  Floyd  M), 
grocers. 


BELLEVILLE.  A  post  village  on 
the  Ohio  river  and  Ohio  River  R.  R.,  in 
Wood  county,  17  miles  below  Parkers- 
burgh  C.  H.,  and  111  from  Wheeling. 
Population,  250.  S.  B.  Williamson,  post- 
master. 

Arnold  G  S,  shoemaker. 

Belleville  Milling  Co  (H  H  Penny- 
backer,  B  N  Crooks),  Flour  Mill. 

Burdett  Alex,  blacksmith  and  wagonmkr. 

Chipperfield  J  F,  general  store. 

Follen  Mrs  M  A,  milliner  and  dressmkr. 

Humphrey  C  S,  live  stock. 

Keever  Drs  A  S  &  W  C,  Druggists. 

Keever  Dr  L  F,  druggist. 

Keever  W  C,  hotel. 

Matheny  C  N,  lawyer. 

Mitchell  H  &  Bro,  general  store. 

Monis  Wm  H,  general  store. 

Owings  James  H,  justice. 

Owings  &  Humphrey,  general  store. 

Parker  H,  railroad,  exp  and  tel  agt. 

Pennybacker  H  H,  constable. 

Ruble  Rev  D  W  (Methodist). 

Sheets  David,  meat  market. 

Simpson  Rev  S  E  (Methodist). 

Wells  &  Co,  general  store. 

Williamson  A,  hotel  and  livery. 

Williamson  §  B,  Undertaker  and 
Roofer. 

BELLTON.  A  station  and  small  vil- 
lage on  the  B.  &  O.  R.  R.,  in  the  eastern 
part  of  Marshall  county,  25  miles  from 
Moundsville  C.  H.,  and  36  from  Wheeling. 
Population,  75.  Exp.,  U.  S.  Miss  Alice 
White,  postmaster. 

Campbell  Thomas, railroad, exp  and  tel  agt. 
White  Miss  Alice,  General  Store. 

I  BELVA.  In  Nicholas  county,  25  miles 
southwest  of  Nicholas  C.  H.s  and  6  from 
Gauley  Bridge,  the  shipping  point.  Pop- 
ulation, 50.  Stage  daily,  with  mail,  to 
Gauley  Bridge  and  Nicholas  C.  H. ;  fare, 
50 cents  and  $2,  respectively.  J.  H.  Morris, 
postmaster  and  farmer.    \ 

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O    S    Phil  not  t    ARCHITECT  AND  SUPERINTENDENT, 

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Mill  Supplies 


Leather,  Bobber  and  Cotton  Belt- 
ing, Steam  and  Water  Hose,  Wood 
I  Pulleys,  Etc.  Write  us  for  Prices. 


CHAS.H. BERRY, 
WHEELING,  W.  VA. 


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R.  R.,  in  Mason  county,  11  miles  from  Pt. 
Pleasant,  the  judicial  seat  and  banking 
point.  Population,  25.  Exp.,  Adams. 
R.  J.  Hale,  postmasterA 

Hale  Bros,  General  Store  and  Flour 

Mill. 
Hale  R  J,  railroad,  exp  and  tel  agt. 
Swigort  F  R,  blacksmith. 


BENNETT.  Small  place  in  Gilmer 
county,  16  miles  south  of  Glenville  C.  H. 
Weston,  distant  42  miles,  on  the  C.  W.  & 
G.  R.  R.,  is  the  banking  town  and  ship- 
ping station.  Mail,  semi-weekly.  A.  M. 
Bennett,  postmaster. 

Bennett  Captain,  blacksmith. 
Dobbins  M  S,  shoemaker. 
Kessinger  Wilson,  live  stock. 
Mobr  W  &  G,  wagonmakers. 
Seal  James  W,  carpenter. 
Sial  J  R,  painter. 

BENSON.  A  postoffice  in  Harrison 
county,  20  miles  southwest,  of  Clarksburgh, 
the  county  seat  and  banking  point,  and  11 
from  Salem,  the  nearest  shipping  point. 
Mail,  tri-weekly.  N.  M.  Talbott,  post- 
master. 

Glemans  T,  grist  mill. 

Coffindaffer  &  Hall,  live  stock. 

Fleming  J  H,  coal  miner. 

Law  Grant,  general  store  and  notary. 

Morris  Burgess,  blacksmith. 

Samples  J  W,  agent. 

Talbott  W  M,  Builder  and  Painter. 

Walker  J  W,  live  stock. 


BENTON'S  TERRY.  An  unim- 
portant station  on  the  B.  &  O.  R.  R.,  in 
Marion  county,  82  miles  from  Wheeling, 
and  4£  from  Fairmont,  the  county  seat  and 
bauking  point.  Population,  25.  H.  R. 
Linn,  postmaster,  general  store,  railroad 
and  express  agent. 

BENWOOD.  A  prosperous  city  lo- 
cated on  the  Ohio  river  and  on  the  Ohio 
River  and  B.  &  O.  R.  Rs.,  across  the  river 
from  Bellaire,  Ohio,  3  miles  from  Wheel- 
ing and  7  from  Moundsville  C.  H.  It  con- 
tains Methodist  Episcopal,  Catholic  and 
German  Lutheran  churches  and  public 
schools.  Has  extensive  iron  and  steel 
works.  Population,  3,000.  Tel,,  W.  U. 
Exp.,  U.  S.     A.  L.  Pelley,  postmaster. 

Barger  J  Perrin,  jeweler. 
Beck  Mrs  Mary  C,  saloon. 


Becker  &  Zimmerman  (Jacob  Becker, 
Charles  Zimmerman),  furniture. 

Benwood  Coal  Works. 

Benwood  Iron  Works,  Archibald  W 
Campbell  pres,  Alonzo  Loring  sec. 

Bowers  Floyd  M,  General  Store,  Dry 
Goods,  Notions,  Groceries,  Canned 
Goods,  Provisions,  Etc. 

Briceland  Wm,  saloon. 

Brown  James,  grocer. 

Carroll  Michael,  boots  and  shoes. 

Chapman  Allie,  barber. 

Cott  Mrs  Alice,  confectioner. 

Coulson  J  W  &  Co  (John  W  Coulson, 
Thomas  W  Henry),  paints. 

Cur  ran  Wm  P,  Saloon;  Fine  Wines, 
Liquors  and  Cigars. 

Dailey  T  A,  telegraph  agent. 

Debold  Jacob,  Saloon;  Finest  Wines, 
Liquors  and  Cigars. 

Deegan  John,  general  store. 

Deegan  Thomas  P,  general  store. 

Dolan  James  F,  saloon. 

Dolan  John  D,  saloon. 

Dolan  Michael,  grocer. 

Driggs  James  A,  baker. 

Du  Bois  John  A,  Lumber,  Lath, 
Shingles,  Flooring,  Weather  Boarding, 
Sash,  Doors,  Door  and  Window  Frames, 
Mouldings  and  General  Building  Mater- 
ial. 

Eskey  Leonard,  physician  and  surgeon. 

Farmer  Michael,  wagonmaker. 

Fette  Wm,  saloon. 

Ford  Henry  T,  Physician. 

Garvey  Michael,  shoemaker. 

Gately  Michael  J,  General  Store; 
Groceries,  Dry  Goods,  Notions,  Canned 
and  Dried  Fruits,  Teas  and  Spices; 
Ladies  and  Gents'  Fine  Shoes  a  Spec- 
ialty. 

Goegelien  George,  saloon. 

Hartung  Louis,  grocer. 

Haskins  Thomas  H,  physician. 

Hoffman  Mrs  Jemima,  confectioner. 

Holderman  Charles,  grocer. 

Leach  Bros  (John  W  and  Wm  B),  grocers. 

McMahon  J  C,  railroad  agent. 

McMillan  Bros,  coal. 

Mahood  Joseph,  mayor. 

Moran  Michael,  china. 

Niebergall  George,  saloon. 

Noel  Edward  M,  barber. 

Nolan  James,  saloon. 

O'Donnell  Frank,  saloon. 

Peabody  Benjamin  F,  druggist. 

Pearl  Edward,  saloon. 

Pelley  Ambrose  L.,  Postmaster  and 
Real  Estate. 

Quinn  Neil,  saloon. 


The  LARGEST 
LISHMENT   IN 


BREWING   ESTAB- 
THE  STATE  is  the 


Reymann  Brewing  Co., 
WHEELING,  WEST  VIRGINIA. 


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Riddle  Henry,  justice. 

Riverside  Iron  Works,  James  N  Vance 
pres,  John  B  Culbertson  sec  and  treas, 
Frank  J  Hearne  general  rnngr. 

Scanlan  John  J,  saloon. 

Schad  August,  meat  market. 

Schari  Wm,  Fine  Wines,  Liquors  and 
Cigars,  cor  4th  and  Main.     (See  below.) 

Seabright  Charles,  saloon. 

Sinclair  J  &  Bro  (Josiah  and  Chat- 
ham), Druggists. 

•Smith  Samuel  L,  barber. 

Snyder  Wm  H,  propr  Union  House. 

Sprouts  Christoper  C,  news  depot. 

Staib  W  B,  blacksmith. 

Union  House,  Wm  H  Snyder  propr. 

"Vance  Bros  (Charles  W  and  Robert  A), 
general  store. 

"Vancuren  Mrs  Maggie,  baker. 

Walton  James  C,  physician. 

"Welch  Patrick,  saloon. 

Wheeling  Steel  Works,  Asbury  J 
Clarke  Pres,  Andrew  U  Wilson  Sec  and 
Treas. 


BEEEA.  A  village  of  50  persons  in 
Ritchie  county,  12  miles  from  Harrisville 
C.  H.,  the  shipping  station,  and  125  from 
Wheeling.  Clarksbureh  is  the  location  of 
the  nearest  bank.     F.  W.  Fox,  postmaster. 

Bee  A  H,  shoemaker. 

Bee  Charles  W,  blacksmith. 

Bee  S  F,  physician. 

Brake  J  R,  general  store. 

Coalgate  Johu  C,  blacksmith. 

Davis  &  Collins,  saw  and  flour  mill. 

Hadix  S  N  &  Jonathan,  lumber. 


Randolph  Asa  F,  tanner. 
Turner  Arthur,  wagonmaker. 


f  BERGOO.  A  farmers'  postofflce  lo- 
cated  in  Webster  county,  10  miles  east  of 
Addison  C.  H.  Gauley  Bridge,  distant  60 
miles  on  C.  &  O.  Ry,  is  the  nearest  ship- 
ping station.  Mail,  semi-weekly.  Benja- 
min Hamrick,  postmaster.^ 

Green  Robert  F,  blacksmith. 
Hamrick  Benjamin,  General  Store 
and  Flour  Mill. 

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(  BERKELEY  SPRINGS.  Form- 
erly called  Bath,  is  an  incorporated  town 
of  1,000  people,  the  county  seat  of  Morgan 
county,  located  158  miles  from  Wheeling, 
and  128  west  of  Baltimore.  Is  a  station 
on  the  B.  S.  &  P.  R.  R.  It  is  widely 
known  for  its  famous  warm  springs  (74 
deg.  Fahr.),  which  are  much  frequented  by 
those  suffering  from  rheumatic  and  kin- 
dred diseases.  Contains  6  churches,  good 
schools,  a  bank,  Deford  &  Co.'s  tannery, 
saw  and  flour  mills,  and  2  newspapers,  the 
Morgan  Mercury  and  the  News.  Exp.,  U. 
S.  Tel.,  W.  U.  W.  N.  Buzzerd,  post- 
master. 

Adams  Robert  M,  painter. 
Allemong  John  W,  pres  county  court. 
Allen  George  W,  saloon. 
Allen  Lewis  jr,  clerk  circuit  court. 
Allen  Thomas,  saloon. 
Ambrose  &  Bro  (Charles  P  and  Jo- 
seph J),  Stoves  and  Tinware. 
Armstrong  Emily,  dressmaker. 


Cumberland  Hardware  ( fining,  saw MU1  an?  1BailroIad  s«pp"e^ 

-  General  Hardware  and  Agricultural  Imple- 
COIWPANY.  (  ments.    47  and  49  Baltimore  St.,  CUMBERLAND,  MB. 


THFATRFQ    edward  b.  franzheim,  architect, 

I  ElLH  I  HLOb     ptjblic  mbkary  building,  wheeling,  w.va, 


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Atkinson   &  Thompson  (W  T  Atkinson, 

A  D  Thompson),  furs. 
Baker  E  M,  flour  mill. 
Bank  of  Berkeley  Springs  (capital,  $25,- 

000;    surplus     and     undivided   profits, 

$2,600),  John  T   Siler  pres,  Joseph  W 

Alderton  cash. 
Bayer  Harry  W,  county  school  supt. 
Berkeley  Springs  Basket  Co. 
Berkeley  Springs  Hotel,  George  Freeman 

propr. 
Biser  &  Smith  (George  W  Biser,  James  F 

Smith),  general  store. 
Blaekwood  Wm  J,  stone  mason. 
Blakely  George,  auctioneer. 
Bohrer  Henry,  fruit  grower. 
Boone  Joseph,  shoemaker. 
Boone  &  Hunter  (John  T  Boone,  James  D 

Hunter),  general  store. 
Brown  T  T,  barber. 
Buckhanon  John,  justice. 
Buzzard  Will  N,  postmaster. 
Campbell  Rev  H  C  V  (Presbyterian). 
Carroll  Rev  W  A  (Methodist). 
Catlett  Brice  W,  veterinary  surgeon. 
Coughlin  Peter  J,  justice. 
Creager  Miss  Lou,  dressmaker. 
Cross  G  W,  constable. 
Crossfield  Wm,  saw  mill  and  coal  dealer. 
Cunningham  Joseph,  meat  market. 
Dawson  Thomas  H  B,  clerk  county  court, 

real  estate  and  insurance. 
Deford  &  Co  (Thomas  and  B  F  Deford), 

tanners. 
De  Grange  Bros  (Irvin  G  and  Charles  P), 

confectioners. 
De  Grange  J  W,  basketmaker. 
Disker  Henry  W,  druggist. 
Duckwall  Thomas  W  B,  lawyer. 
Duckwell  J  S,  judge. 
Dycke  Lewis,  constable. 
Eppinger  Wm,  meats,  flour  and  feed. 
Fearno  John  R,  jeweler. 
Filler  John  H,  assessor. 


Freeman  George,  propr  Berkeley  Springs 
Hotel. 

Gilpin  George  E,  physician. 

Gilpin  &  Son  (George  E  and  Henry  D), 
druggists. 

Gray  Mathias,  locust  posts. 

Green  Charles  S,  physician. 

Grove  J  W,  furs. 

Haring  Peter,  florist. 

Harmison  II  €  &  Son  (Henry  C  and 
Frank  H  L),  General  Store. 

Harmison  Wm  L,  livery. 

Hawvermale  G  W  &  Son  (George  W 
and  Clarence  H),  general  store. 

Hawvermale  James  W,  railroad  ties. 

Hawvermale  Samuel  J,  blacksmith. 

Heare  Miss  Augusta,  dressmaker. 

Hodgson  Thomas  H,  Insurance  Agt. 

Hoile,  blacksmith. 

Howard  Aaron,  barber. 

Hunter  Henry  H,  supt  Bath  House. 

Hunter  H,  carriages  and  wagons. 

Hunter  John  W,  contractor  and  builder. 

Hunter  J  H,  physician. 

Hunter  Mrs  J  S,  dressmaker. 

Hunter  R,  wagonmaker  and  farm  impts. 

Jack  Charles  P,  propr  St  Charles  Hotel. 

Jacques  George  W,  painter. 

Johnson  Charles  W,  general  store. 

Johnson  John  W,  general  store. 

Keseeker  M  E,  millinery  and  notions. 

Leavell  Rev  W  T  (Episcopal). 

McCaffrey  John,  farm  impts. 

McKeefrey  Rev  (Catholic). 

McCullough  Wm  H,  county  surveyor. 

Mendenhall  Allen  M,  sheriff. 

Morgan  Mercury,  D  Pratt  Wright  editor 
and  Propr. 

News  The,  N  S  D  Pendleton  Editor 
and  Propr;  Bright,  Newsy,  Reliable;: 
Good  Advertising  Medium ;  Best  Equip- 
ped Job  Office  in  the  County.  (See  below.) 

Nolte  Conrad,  shoemaker. 

Pendleton  C  Mason,  auctioneer. 


THE  NEWS. 

N.  S.  D.  PENDLETON,  Editor  and  Proprietor. 
BERKELEY  SPRINGS,  -  Morgan  County,  W.  Va. 

CIBCTJLiiTIOlT,    900. 
BEST  EQUIPPED  JOB  OFFICE  IN  THE  COUNTY. 

Prompt  Reply  to  all  Inquiries  Concerning  Advertising  Space.    Bright,  Newsy  and  Reliable. 


COX  &  MORRISON, 


Proprs.  WHEELING  BOILER   WORKS.    Port- 
able, marine  and   Stationary  Boilers,  and  all 

Kinds  ofHeayy  Sheet  Iron  Work.  Wheeling,  W.  Va.    See  P.  5. 


BER 


AND    BUSINESS   DIBECTOBY. 


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Pendleton  E  B,  physician. 

Pendleton  JfSD,  Editor  and  Propr 

The  News.     (See  opp.) 
Pentony  S  B,  photographer. 
Phillips  J  H,  fertilizer,  etc. 
Price  M  A,  harnessmaker. 
Rice  Rev  J  E  B  (United  Brethren). 
St  Charles  Hotel,  Charles  P  Jack  propr. 
Siler  John  T,  general  store. 
Siler  J  Hammond,  lawyer. 
Smith  E  L,  dentist. 
Smith  J  Rufus,  lawyer. 
Starnes  R  L,  railroad  agent. 
Summers  W  H,  wagonmaker. 
Tillman  Rev  (Methodist). 
Trimble  John  W,  grocer. 
Troxell  John  M,  plasterer. 
Van  Goshen  J,  surveyor. 
Weiner  Mrs  T  J,  milliner. 
Weiss  H  L,  ice  dealer. 
Willis  M  H,  prin  of  school. 
Wolf  John,  ice. 
Wright  C  Pratt,  editor  and  propr  Morgan 

Mercury. 
Yost  Wm  J,  stone  mason. 
Young  Wm  H,  contractor  and  builder. 
Ziler  Joseph,  blacksmith. 

BERLIN.  A  small  hamlet  located  in 
Lewis  county,  8  miles  east  of  Weston  C. 
H.,  the  banking  town,  and  5£  from  Jane- 
lew,  the  shipping  station.  Population,  100. 
W.  B.  Morrison,  postmaster. 

Allman  &  Swisher,  live  stock. 
Boram  J  W,  blacksmith. 
Carroll  M  B,  shoemaker. 
Hingman  P  6,  flour  mill. 
Jones  J  E,  blacksmith. 
Morrison  W  B,  General  Store. 
Swisher  Edward,  general  store. 
Swisher  P  G  &  Son,  tanners. 


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BERNARD'S  TOWN.     A  country 


postofflce  in  Webster  county,  6  miles  from 
from  Wheeling.    } 


Webster  C.  H.,  and 
Mail,  tri-weekly. 


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BERT.  A  country  postofflce  in  Tyler 
county,  6  miles  south  of  Middlebourne, 
the  judicial  seat.  Mail,  tri- weekly.  J.  E. 
Baker,  postmaster. 


BERTHA.  A  farmers'  postofflce  in 
Logan  county,  on  Big  Sandy  river,  28 
miles  west  of  Logan  C.  H.  Mail,  tri- 
weekly. C.  C.  Fanin,  postmaster  and  gen- 
eral store.  

BETHANY.  An  incorporated  village 
of  400  inhabitants,  in  the  southern  part  of 
Brooke  county,  on  Buffalo  creek,  7  miles 
from  Wellsburgh  C.  H.,  the  shipping 
point,  and  16  from  Wheeling.  Hack  daily 
to  Wellsburgh.  Mary  B.  Cowans,  post- 
master. 

Bethany  College,  Rev  John  M  Trible 

Acting  President. 
Billings  Wm  H,  blacksmith. 
Bryte  Lewis  L,  merchant  tailor. 
Castner  Elmer,  carpenter. 
Cowans  Mary  B,  postmaster. 
Cowans  Wm  P,  Livery. 
Cox  J  H,  physician. 
Craft  A  C,  plasterer. 

Curtis  George  C,  propr  Curtis  Hack  Line. 
Curtis  Hack  Line,  Between  Bethany 

and  Wellsburgh,  George  C  Curtis  Propr. 
Curtis  JE&  Co  (Jacob  E  and  George 

C  Curtis),  General  Store. 
Dawden  J  F,  coal  miner. 
Fowler  Hotel,  P  E  Fowler  propr. 
Fowler  Phoebe  E,  propr  Fowler  Hotel. 
Gibson  John,  general  store. 
Jones  Robert  E,  physician. 
Jones  Wm  G,  general  store. 
Lauck  Simon,  harnessmaker. 
Lewis  John  B,  meat  market. 


ilia 


W.  H.  LEWIS, 

WALL  PAPER, 

WINDOW  SHADES, 

ZF-A-ISSTTS,    OILS,  ETC. 


House  and  Sign  Painter  and. 
Paper  Hanger. 


BETHANY, 


W.  VA. 


Office  Furniture 


and  Bar  Fixtures,  also  all  Kinds  of  SPECIAL  FUR- 
NITURE. C.  J.  STECHOW  FURNITURE  and  FIX- 
TURE CO.,  112  and  111  Market  Street,  Parkersburg,  w.  Va. 


IWeEAIN    BROTHERS, 

WHOLESALE  and  RETAIL  DRUGGISTS 
WHEELING,  W.  VA 


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W.  Va.  Agents  for  John  Wyetu  &  Bro.,  Phila.,  COMPRESSED 
TABLET  TRITURATES,  HYPODERMIC  TABLETS,  SUGAR- 
COATED   PILLS,   FLUID  EXTRACTS,  Elixirs  and  Syrups. 


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WEST    VIRGINIA    STATE   GAZETTEER 


BIF 


Lewis  Win  H,Wall  Paper  and  Painter. 

(Seep  77.) 
Lockhart  Josiah  B,  insurance. 
Maloney  Mack,  shoemaker. 
Martin  James,  carpenter. 
Martin  John  W,  blacksmith. 
Richardson  Rebecca  A,  milliner. 
Rodgers  L  &  J,  live  stock. 
Shaler  Milton,  Livery. 
Shriver  Dr  Collie,  general  store. 
Suddath  Bros,  barbers. 
Trible  Rev  John  M  (Christian),  acting  pres 

Bethany  College. 
Vessels  John,  shoemaker. 
Waugh  David,  flour  mill. 
Wells  John  C,  carpenter. 


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BETHEL.  A  postofflce  in  Mercer 
county,  9  miles  south  of  Princeton  C.  H., 
2  from  Ada,  the  nearest  shipping  point, 
and  4  from  Bluefield,  the  nearest  banking 
point.  Mail,  daily.  W.  J.  Lester,  post- 
master. 

Bailey  J  M,  grist  mill. 

Bailey  R  H,  General  Store. 

Lester  W  J,  shoemaker. 

Miller  G  W,  saw  mill. 

Philpotts  J  P,  railroad,  exp  and  tel  agent. 

Willis  D  M,  blacksmith. 

Willis  J  W,  carpenter. 


BEURY.  On  the  C.  &  O.  R.  R.,  in 
Fayette  county,  12  miles  from  Fayetteville 
C.  H.,  and  60  from  Charleston.  Popula- 
tion, 500.  Exp.,  Adams.  Tel.,  W.  TJ. 
J.  L.  Beury,  postmaster,  i 

Beury,  Cooper  &  Co,  General  Store 

and  Coal  Miners. 
Cobb  W  A,  constable. 
Daniel  J  H,  justice. 
Daniel  N,  saioon. 
Kepler  Lester,  physician . 
Nuckolls  J  S,  railroad,  exp  and  tel  agent. 
Smith  T  R,  shoemaker. 
Trofton  Edwin,  meat  market. 

f  BEVERLY.  The  judicial  seat  of 
Randolph  county,  is  a  prosperous  incor- 
porated town  on  the  Tygart  Valley  river 
and  W.  Va.  C.  &  P.  R.  R.,  159  miles  from 
Wheeling,  119  from  Cumberland,  and  30 
from  Philippi,  the  nearest  banking  point. 
It  contains  Presbyterian  and  Methodist 
Episcopal  churches,  a  graded  public  school, 
a  flour  mill,  planing  mills,  and  a  weekly 
newspaper,  the  Randolph  Enterprise,  Pop- 
ulation, 350.  Exp.,  Adams.  Eli  Baker, 
postmaster. 

Baker  Eli,  General  Store. 


Baker  E  &  D  B,  general  store. 

Baker  Isaac,  flour  mill. 

Barlon  A  D,  generel  store. 

Bosworth  A  S,  editor  and  propr  Randolph 

Enterprise. 
Bosworth  S  N,  general  store. 
Brown  T  S  R,  lawyer. 
Buckey  Alpheus,  hotel. 
Butcher  Mrs  A  E,  milliner. 
Butcher  Oscar  B,  blacksmith. 
Butcher  &  Harding,  lawyers. 
Chenoweth  A,  wagonmaker. 
Collett  A  J,  general  store. 
Crawford  &  Leonard,  general  store. 
Daniels  Mrs  M,  milliner. 
Daniels  &  Grim,  grocers. 
DeWitt  J  H,  shoemaker. 
Fitz water  Nelson,  blacksmith. 
Goff  Claude,  lawyer. 
Greynolds  Louis    D  &  Co,    saddles  and 

harness. 
Hutton  Warwick,  sheriff. 
Jones  Edward  T,  lawyer  and  U  S  comnr. 
Kee  Wm  L,  lawyer. 
Kittle  Lelaud,  lawyer. 
Leonard  George  N,  general  store. 
Lewis  George  W,  lawyer. 
Morrison  J  B,  blacksmith. 
Randolph  Enterprise,  A  S  Bosworth  editor 

and  propr. 
Rowan  Adam  C,  general  store. 
Scott  Cyrus  BE,  Lawyer. 
Scott  F  B,  lumber. 
Scott  S  P,  furniture  and  undertaker. 
Stewart  S  Z,  grocer. 
Strader  L  D,  lawyer. 
Suiter  Jacob  B,  blacksmith. 
Talbott  E  D,  lawyer. 
Talbott  Lewis  W,  physician. 
Theur  M,  planing  mill. 
Triplett  Floyd  J,  county  clerk. 
Walmsley  Jared  L,  lawyer. 
Ward  J  B,  lawyer. 
Washington  Wm,  shoemaker. 
Weymoth  John  H,  dentist. 
Wilson  W  H,  circuit  clerk. 
Yokum  George  W  &  Son,  physicians. 


BIFID.  A  rural  postofflce  in  Nicholas 
county,  25  miles  north  of  Nicholas  C.  H.,. 
and  12  from  Sutton,  the  nearest  bank  loca- 
tion and  shipping  point.  Wm.  H.  Given, 
postmaster. 

Bays  E,  carpenter. 
Bowes  Jacob  B,  blacksmith. 
Butcher  A  I,  agent. 
Dean  S  C.  flour  mill. 
Given  Wm  H,  Farmer. 
Herold  George,  general  store 


Pianos  and  Organs  "3T  C.  A,  House 


1324  and  132G  Market 
Street, 
'8    WHEELING,  W.  YA. 


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Mathony  James,  mason. 
Shaver  H,  shoemaker. 


BIG  BEND.  A  country  postofflce  in 
the  central  part  of  Calhoun  county,  8  miles 
from  Grantsville,  the  seat  of  justice,  and 
26  from  Cairo,  on  the  B.  &  O.  R.  R., 
which  is  the  shipping  point. 

BIG  BUFFALO.  A  rural  postofflce 
in  Harrison  county,  137  miles  from  Wheel- 
ing, 12  from  Clarksburgh  C.  H.,  the  bank- 
ing town,  and  7  from  Wolf  Summit,  the 
nearest  railroad  point.  Stephen  Bennett, 
postmaster  and  general  store. 


BIG  ISAAC.  This  is  a  postofflce  in 
the  southeastern  part  of  Doddridge  coun- 
ty, 20  miles  from  West  Union  C.  H.,  and 
8  from  Salem,  the  nearest  railroad  point. 
Clarksburgh  is  the  banking  town.  Pop- 
ulation, 50.     6.  T.  Richards,  postmaster. 

Bennett  &  Richards,  General  Store. 
McConkey  J,  general  store. 
Reeder  J  A,  blacksmith. 
Starkey  Daniel,  blacksmith. 

BIG  OTTER.  A  country  postofflce 
in  Clay  countv,  14  miles  north  of  Clay  C. 
H.     Mail,  daily- 


BIG  SPRINGS.  A  postofflce  in  Cal- 
houn county,  8  miles  from  Grantsville,  the 
judicial  seat,  and  22  from  Ritchie  C.  H., 
the  nearest  shipping  point.  Population, 
100.  Mail,  daily.  Samuel  Ayers,  post- 
master. 

Ayers  Samuel,  General  Store. 
Bennett  W  M  &  Co,  general  store. 
Bennett  &  Johnson,  flour  and  saw  mill. 
Hoghurst  Jacob,  general  store. 
Reese  J  W,  blacksmith. 
Snider  J  E,  justice. 
Wilson  W  C,  hotel. 


BIGSTEEN.  A  rural  postofflce  in 
Mason  county,  16  miles  southeast  of  Point 
Pleasant,  the  county  seat  and  nearest  bank 
location,  and  2-J-  from  Grimm's  Landing, 
its  shipping  point.  Population,  25.  F. 
C.  Wiatt,  postmaster.'} 

Davis  E  J,  physician. 

Davis  Rev  R  W. 

Davis  W  J,  General  Store. 


BINGAMON.  A  postofflce  in  the 
center  of  Marion  county,  13  miles  west  of 
Fairmont  C.  H.,  the  banking  town,  and  6 


south  of  Mannington,  the  nearest  railroad 
station.  Population,  125.  Justus  N. 
Cunningham,  postmaster. 

Cunningham  W  E,  general  store. 
Martin  Charles  R,  general  store. 


BIRCH  RIVER.  A  small  settlement 
in  the  northern  part  of  Nicholas  county, 
19  miles  from  Nicholas  C.  H.,  and  16 
from  Sutton,  the  nearest  banking  and 
shipping  point.  Population,  75.  T.  D. 
Horan,  postmaster/} 

Armstrong  &  Scott*  general  store. 
Berry  &  Hyer,  general  store. 
Brown  James  F,  flour  and  saw  milt 
Duffy  O  H,  broom  and  shoemaker- 
Duffy  &  Horan,  general  store. 
Frame  A  P,  hotel  and  grist  mill. 
Horan  T  D,  General  Store. 
Hyer  Mary  E,  hotel. 

BIRD.  A  country  postofflce  In  Tyler 
county,  7  miles  northeast  of  Middlebourne 
C.  H.,  and  the  same  distance  from  New 
Martinsville,  the  nearest  banking  and  ship- 
ping point.    W.  R.  Rine,  postmaster. 

Rine  W  R,  General  Store. 
Wilson  George,  cooper. 
Wilson  J  S,  carpenter. 

BISMARK.  In  Grant  county,  26 
miles  from  Petersburgh  C.  H.,  and  12 
from  Gorman,  Md.,  the  nearest  shipping 
point.  M.  F.  Cosner,  postmaster,  farmer 
and  lumberman. 


BLACK  ROCK.  A  farmhouse  post- 
office  in  the  northern  part  of  Grant  county, 
200  miles  from  Wheeling,  and  23  north  of 
Petersburgh  C.  H.  Ship  to  Keyser,  on  B. 
&  O.  R.,  18  miles  north.  Joseph  Wilkey, 
postmaster. 

BLACKSVILLE.  A  village  in  Mon- 
ongalia county,  48  miles  from  Wheeling, 
and  20  northwest  of  Morgantown  C.  H. 
Ship  to  Burton,  on  B.  &  O.  R.  R.,  16  miles 
southwest.  Population,  200.  A.  I.  Stros- 
nider,  postmaster. 

Burk  Thomas,  barber. 
Burk  &  Sons,  wagonmakers. 
Fletcher  G  M,  physician. 
Hall  Ira,  physician. 
Lantz  Sarah,  general  store. 
Moore  T  B,  carpenter. 
Pratt  A  B,  harnessmaker. 
Rose  Jasper,  blacksmith. 
Strosnider  A  I,  General  Store. 


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1124  Main  Street, 
si  Wheeling,  W.  Va. 

BLU 


Strosnider  Josephus,  cabinetmaker. 
Strosnider  Thompson,  physician. 
Thralls  Samuel,  carpenter. 

BLAINE.  On  the  W.  V.  C.  &  P.  R. 
R.,  in  Mineral  county,  23  miles  from  Key- 
ser,  the  judicial  seat.  Population,  80. 
Exp.,  Adams.  R.  A.  Smith,  postmaster, 
railroad  and  express  agent. 


BLAKE.  An  unimportant  country 
postoffice  in  Wetzel  county,  30  miles  from 
New  Martinsville  C.  H.  J.  H.  Teagarden, 
postmaster. 

Debolt  David,  meats. 
Fox  S  J  T,  school  teacher. 
McGrots  S  H,  blacksmith. 
Teagarden  J  H,  General  Store. 


BLANCHE.  In  Hancock  county,  3 
miles  north  of  Fairview  C.  EL,  and  6  from 
New  Cumberland,  the  nearest  shipping 
point. 


BLANDVILLE.  A  small  place  in 
Doddridge  county,  5  miles  southwest  of 
West  Union  C.  H.,and  shipping  point,  and 
25  from  Clarksburgh,  the  nearest  bank  lo- 
cation. Population,  25.  Mail,  daily.  A. 
G.  Bland,  postmaster. 

Bland  A  C,  General  Store. 
Davis  A  J,  saw  mill. 
Hess  Peter,  blacksmith. 
Sutton  T  S,  grocer. 
McGowan  R  W,  saw  mill. 
Maxwell  &  Douglass,  sawmill. 
Noble  Joseph,  justice. 


BLANKENSHIP.  In  Wyoming 
county,  12  miles  from  Oceana,  the  judicial 
seat,  and  40  from  Powhatan,  the  nearest 
rail  approach.  Mail,  semi-weekly.  David 
Morgan,  postmaster. 

Chambers  L  L,  lawyer. 
Cook  G  D,  general  store. 
Glandon  John  V,  shoemaker. 
Harvey  James  H,  physician. 
Hatfield  James,  mason. 
Hatfield  James  jr,  constable. 
Mankins,  railroad,  express  and  tel  agt. 
Morgan  David,  Lumber. 
Morgan  L  S,  blacksmith. 
Morgan  Peter,  carpenter. 
Morgan  Thomas,  saw  mill. 
Shannon  J  J,  justice. 


BLENNERHASSETT.  On  the  Ohio 
river  and  the  O.  R.  R.  R.,  in  Wood  coun- 


ty, 2|  miles  from  Parkersburgh,  the  county 
seat  and  banking  point.  Population,  50. 
J .  M.  Johnson,  postmaster. 

Johnson  J  M,  Farmer. 
Sams  J  B,  general  store. 


•  BLISS.  In  Braxton  county,  12  miles 
southwest  of  Sutton,  the  judicial  seat, 
banking  and  shipping  point.  Mail,  semi- 
weekly.  L.  N.  Johnson,  postmaster  and 
farmer. x 


BLOCKSTON.  A  postoffice  in  Raleigh 
'county,  9  miles  northeast  from  Raleigh 
C.  H.,  and  1£  from  Prince  on  the  C.  &  O. 
Ry.  Hinton  is  the  banking  town.  Popu- 
lation, 30.  James  T.McCreery,  postmaster.  \ 

McCreery  James  T,  Coal  and  Coke. 
Piney  River  Bridge  Co,  J  W  McCreery  sec. 
Quesenberry  W  T,  saw  mill. 
Radford  E  T,  stone  mason. 
Radford  M  H,  stone  mason. 
Teel  J  L,  stone  mason. 


BLOOMERY.  A  village  of  125  in- 
habitants, in  the  eastern  part  of  Hampshire 
county,  26  miles  from  Romney  C.  H. 
Winchester,  Va.,  21  miles  southeast,  is  the 
nearest  shipping  point  and  banking  town. 
Mail,  daily.     W.  L.  Slonaker,  postmaster. 

Gorsuch  C  T,  flour  mill. 
Heironimus  George,  tanner. 
Heironimus  James  W,  mail  contractor. 
Hite  J  W,  saw  mill. 
Kelley  Ed,  mason. 
McBee  J  W,  woolen  mills. 
McDonald  B  F,  justice. 
Michael  W  H,  general  store. 
Powell  W  H,  saw  mill. 
Slonaker  W  L.,  General  Store. 


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BLUEFIELD.  A  prosperous  city  of 
3,000  inhabitants,  on  the  N.  &  W.  R.  R., 
in  Mercer  county,  9  miles  from  Princeton, 
the  judicial  seat,  and  293  from  Louisville, 
Ky.  The  repair  shops  and  yards  of  the 
railroad  are  located  here.  It  also  contains 
5  churches,  good  schools,  iron  works, 
brick  yards,  a  bank,  numerous  large  and 
well  stocked  special  and  general  stores,  etc. 
Tel.,  W.  U.  Exp.,  Southern.  A.  J. 
Hearn,  postmaster.  T> 

Altamont  House,  C  T  Anderson  propr. 
Anderson  C  T,  propr  Altamont  House. 
Bailey  E  H,  general  store. 
Baker  S  &  Bro,  clothing. 
Baldwin  D  B,  real  estate. 


6. 0.  SMITH,  General  Business  Agent 


Wheeling, 
W.  Va. 


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Bank  of  Bluefield  (Capital, 

000),  James  E  Mann  Cash. 
Barkesdale  E,  confectioner. 
Bluefield  Drug  Co,  drugs. 
Bluefield  Iron   Works,  Wm  A  Cather  & 

Bro  proprs. 
Bluefield  Water  Works  and  Improvement 

Co. 
Brown  &  Franklin,  general  store. 
Brown  &  Webb,  general  store. 
Cather  Wm  A  &  Bro,  proprs  Bluefield  Iron 

Works. 
Cook  T  L,  meats. 
^Cousins  George,  barber. 
Crockett  H  M  &  Co,  general  store. 
Douglas  &  Devine,  hardware. 
Dupuy  F  E  &  Bro,  grocers. 
Emmons  M  R,  real  estate. 
Foutz  W  S,  lumber  and  carpenter. 
-Godbey  E  P  &  Co,  general  store. 
Gooch  &  McCue,  lumber  and  flour. 
Hannah  Mrs  H  A,  milliner. 
Harry  &  Campbell,  Hardware. 
Henry  &  Linkon,  clothing. 
Heptenstall  &  Holland,  lawyers. 
Hill  A  L  &  Co,  hardware. 
Horton  J  L,  jeweler. 
Houchens  J  E,  carpenter. 
Hutchinson  J  L,  lumber  and  carpenter. 
Karnes  J  A  &  Co,  general  store. 
Kinzer  C  J,  jeweler. 
McClaugherty  W  W,  lawyers. 
!McCulloch  Bros,  general  store. 
McMann  James  E,  cash  Bank  of  Bluefield. 
Miller  Bros,  general  store. 
Nash  H  M,  real  estate. 
Old  House,  J  G  Old  propr. 
Payne  WT,  grocer. 
Peck  &  McClaugherty,  real  estate. 
Peters  A  L  &  Co,  drugs. 
.Phillips  W  P,  brick  mnfr. 
Prince  Ash  M,  clothing. 
Robbins  A  W,  printer. 
•Samuel  A  J  &  Son,  grocers. 
Schereschewsky  &  Greenspon,  grocers. 
Shelton  H  B  &  Co.,  general  store. 
Shufflebarger  W  T,  carpenter. 
Simpson  &  Dixie,  barbers. 
Stafford  &  Sanders,  lawyers. 
Stewart  &  Co,  furniture. 
Tabb  L  C,  real  estate. 
Thompson  H  B,  meats. 
Walking  &  Surface,  General  Store. 
Wheeler  &  Ross,  restaurant. 
Williams  G  Wash,  real  estate. 
Williams  &  Campbell,  druggists. 


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BLUE  SPRING.  A  postoffice  in  the 
southwestern  part  of  Randolph  county,  30 
miles  from  Beverly  C.  H.,  and  100  from 


Wheeling.      Ship  to  Elkins.     A.  Riggle- 
mann,  postmaster^ 

Conrad  Wm  H&CM,  general  store. 
Criskard  &  Berry,  general  store. 
Marshall  H  B,  general  store. 


BLUE  SULPHUR  SPRINGS.    A 

postoffice  in  Greenbrier  county,  13  miles 
northwest  of  Lewisburgh  C.  H.,  the  bank- 
ing town.  Alderson,  8  miles  distant,  is 
the  shipping  point.  Population,  75.  H.W. 
Buster,  postmaster.    » 

Burruss  J  W,  general  store. 

Buster  A  M,  live  stock. 

Deshons  J  H,  physician. 

Hill  E  F,  grain  and  live  stock. 

Hollons  J  A  &  Bro,  saw  mill. 

Jarrett  Joseph,  grain  and  live  stock. 

Jarrett  Mark,  live  stock. 

Jarrett  T  H,  grain  and  live  stock. 

Mahan  L  A,  justice. 

Rutherford  W  H,  blacksmith. 

Smith  E,  General  Store. 

Wilson  John,  wagonmaker. 


?  BLUFF.  Summers  county.  A  recent- 
ly established  postoffice.^ 

I  BLUNDON.  In  Kanawha  county,  20 
miles  north  of  Charleston,  the  judicial  seat, 
nearest  banking  and  shipping  point.  Pop- 
ulation, 50.  Mail,  semi-weekly.  JohnM. 
Price,  postmaster.} 

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Drake  C  A,  wagonmaker. 

Harding  G  W,  general  store. 

Jones  N,  blacksmith. 

Kidd  John  W,  general  store. 

Price  John  M,  Notary  Public. 

Price  John  M  &  Wm  H.saw  and  grist  mill. 

Shoemaker  H  K,  physician. 


BLY.    A  recently  established  postoffice 
in  Gilmer  county, 


BOARD  TREE.  A  station  on  the 
B.  &  O.  R.  R.,  in  the  eastern  part  of  Mar- 
shall county,  distant  from  Moundsville, 
the  county  seat,  29  miles,  and  from  Wheel- 
ing 38  miles.  Population,  50.  J.  B.  Hager, 
postmaster. 

Earnest  George  O,  blacksmith. 

Hunter  Lee  H,  marbie  works. 

Yeoter  Lewis,  gen  store  and  railroad  agt. 

(  BOGGS.    Webster  county.     A  recent- 
ly established  postoffice.j 

BOHON.       A   farmers'    postoffice    in 


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Tucker  county,  3  miles  northeast  of  St. 
George  C.  H.,  and  8  from  Parsons,  the 
nearest  rail  approach.  Mail,  semi-weekly. 
M.  Bohon,  postmaster  and  flour  mill. 


Jefferson  county.     See 


BOLIVAR. 

Harper's  Ferry. 

BOOKER'S  MILLS.  A  postofflce 
in  the  eastern  part  of  Tyler  county,  10 
miles  east  of  Middlebourne  C.  H.  Ship  to 
West  Union,  on  the  B.  &  O.  R.  R.,  15 
miles  distant,  or  Sistersville,  20  miles  north- 
west, on  the  Ohio  river.  Population,  30. 
Noah  Booker,  postmaster. 

Booker  David,  blacksmith. 
Booker  John  W,  blacksmith. 
Booker  Postley,  flour  and  saw  mill. 
Stoneking  David,  General  Store. 


BOOTEN.  A  discontinued  postofflce 
in  Wayne  county.     Send  mail  to  Bowen. 

BOOTHSVILLE.  In  Marion  county, 
9  mile3  from  Fairmont  C.  H.,  the  shipping 
station  and  banking  town,  and  100  miles 
from  Wheeling.     Mail,  daily. 


BOREMAN.  A  village  in  Wood 
eounty,  6  miles  northeast  of  Parkersburgh 
C.  EL,  the  nearest  railroad  point  and  bank- 
ing town,  and  115  from  Wheeling.  Popu- 
lation, 190.     J.  Y.  Smith,  postmaster. 

Ashley  J  T,  blacksmith. 
Fisher  R  E,  justice. 
Hite  Bros,  carpenters. 
Kerr  C  H,  live  stock. 
Postlethwaite  John  N,  constable. 
Stevens  H  L,  carpenter. 
Willis  Wm,  cooper. 

BOWEN.  A  village  in  Wayne  county, 
10  miles  northeast  of  Wayne  C.  H.  Hunt- 
ington, 12  miles  northwest,  on  the  C.  &  O. 
Ry,  is  the  nearest  railroad  point  and  bank 
location.     H.  B.  Keyser,  postmaster. 

Adkins  Butler,  barber. 

Adkins  H  M,  physician. 

Bowen  J  D,  lawyer. 

Bowen,  Huff  &  Eaves,  flour  and  saw  mill. 

Bowen  &  Watts,  feed  mill. 

Dial  James  M,  general  store. 

Drown  G  W,  notary  public. 

Eaves  Alex,  blacksmith  and  wagonmkr. 

Harliss  Joseph,  general  store. 

Hensley  James,  miner. 

Keyser,  Bowen  &  Co,  general  store. 

Keyser  HI  B,  General  Store. 

Keyser  S  C,  painter. 


McCommas  &  Co,  generaypbre. 
Paine  C  W,  teacher  h1§W5uhool. 
Plybon  Rev  Jacob  (Methodist). 

BOWLBY.  In  Monongalia  county,  8 
miles  northwest  of  Morgantown,  the  judi- 
cial seat,  banking  point  and  nearest  rail 
approach.  Population,  50.  Mail,  daily. 
E.  J.  Bowlby,  postmaster. 

Bow  I  by  E  J,  Flour  Mill. 
Bowlby  Joel,  grain  and  live  stock. 
Boyles  Lee,  barber. 
Holbert  W  B,  grain  and  live  stock. 
Keenan  J  P,  grain  and  live  stock. 
Lazzell  Rufus,  grain  and  live  stock. 
McClure  Simon,  farmimpts. 
Malott  D  C,  carpenter. 
Raber  J  B,  wagonmaker. 
Raber  Wm,  grain  and  live  stock. 
Steele  Wm,  live  stock. 


BOYD.  In  Upshur  county,  17  miles 
from  Buckhannon,  the  judicial  seat  and 
banking  point,  and  9  from  Arnold,  the 
shipping  point.  Population,  20.  Joseph 
Crawford,  postmaster. 

Boyd  W  IB,  General  Store  and  Black- 
smith. 
Childers  Rev  Wm  N. 
Crawford  N  W,  shoemaker. 
Houghton  J  W,  carpenter. 
Quillin  H  E,  general  store. 
Sirron  Wm  M,  hotel. 


BRADENS.  A  country  postofflce  in 
Ritchie  county,  15  miles  south  of  Ritchie 
C.  H.,  the  usual  shipping  point,  whence  it 
receives  a  semi-weekly  mail.  W.  M.  Bra- 
den,  postmaster. 

Braden  W  M,  Carpenter. 
Prince  B  F,  flour  and  woolen  mill. 


BRADSHAW.  Small  place  in  the 
west  of  McDowell  county,  10  miles  north- 
west of  Perry ville  C.  H. 


BRADY.     Upshur 
changed  to  Sellers. 


county.      Name 


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BRAMWELL.  A  town  on  the  N.  & 
W.  R.  R..  in  Mercer  county,  18  miles  west 
of  Princeton  C.  H.  Has  3  churches,  a 
bank,  and  a  weekly  newspaper,  the  Flat 
Top  Monitor.  Population,  3,500.  Exp., 
Southern.  Tel.,  W.  U.  S.  C.  Bernheim, 
postmaster.  *4 

Allen  J  J  T,  carpenter. 


WOOD  BROS.  PLANING  MILL  CO.,  i  B  U 

WHEELING,  W.  VA.  I  of  all  1 


ILDINGS 

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Bank  of  Bramwell  (Capital  and  Sur- 
plus, $65,000),  Isaac  T  Mann  Cash. 
Borth-Bowen  Coal  and  Coke  Co. 
Bramwell  Bottling  Co. 
Buckeye  Coal  and  Coke  Co. 
Caswell  Creek  Coal  and  Coke  Co. 
Dugger,  Dove  &  Co,  general  store. 
Elwood  James,  general  store. 
Flat  Top  Coal  Land  Assn. 
Flat  Top  Monitor,  Haas  &  Barr  proprs. 
Fulton  L  M,  carpenter. 
Haas  &  Barr,  proprs  The  Flat  Top  Monitor. 
Hall  E  K,  jeweler. 
Harman  I  N,  general  store. 
Heintz  &  Hoyle,  lawyers. 
Hix  T  D,  druggist. 
Jones  Stuart  L,  hotel. 
Keister  C  W,  general  store. 
Kirk  J  B,  physician. 
Lee  J  L  &  Co,  general  store. 
McGuffin  R  M,  physician. 
McNeer  H  V.  physician. 
Mann  Isaac  T,  cash  Bank  of  Bramwell. 
Parker  J  P,  hardware. 
Truman  S  J  &  Co,  meats. 


BRANDONVILLE.  An  incorporat- 
ed town  in  the  northeastern  part  of  Pres- 
ton county,  about  17  miles  northeast  of 
Kingwood  C.  H,  the  banking  town,  and 
200  from  Wheeling.  Ship  to  Terra  Alia, 
distant  18  miles,  on  the  B.  &  O.  R.  R. 
Population,  100.  R.  B.  Waddell,  post- 
master. 

Hagans  House,  A  D  Hagans  propr. 
Hagans  Z  J,  millwright. 
Kimberly  Wm,  cabinetmaker. 
Michael  Alpheus,  live  stock. 
Schrack  John,  cooper. 
Waddel  Richard  B,  General  Store 
and  Agricultural  Implements. 


BRANDYWINE.  A  village  in  the 
eastern  central  part  of  Pendleton  county, 
7  miles  east  of  Franklin  C.  H.,  and  bank- 
ing point.  Harrisonburgh,  30  miles  south- 
east, on  the  B.  &  O.  R.  R.,  is  the  shipping 
point.  Population,  40.  M.  G.  Trumbo, 
postmaster. 

Bodkin  S  H,  carpenter. 
Bower  George,  blacksmith. 
Hiveley  T  A,  carpenter. 
Hoover  Bros,  flour  mill. 
Simmons  E  F,  wagonmaker. 
Trumbo  M  G,  Sheriff,  Saw  Mill  and 
General  Store. 


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Braxton  county.      See 


BRETZ.  On  the  W.  Va.  C.  &  P.  R. 
R.,  in  Tucker  county,  8  mile3  from  St. 
George,  the  judicial  seat,  and  125  from 
Wheeling.  Population,  BOO.  Exp., Adams. 
M.  A.  Ridgway,  postmaster. 

Barritt  W  A  jr  &  Co,  flour  mill. 
Blaha  Andrew,  blacksmith. 
Conden  W  A,  flour  mill. 
Ridgway  H  A,   lawyer,  railroad  and  ex- 
press agent  and  justice. 
Ridgway  M  A,  General  Store. 


BRIDGEPORT.  A  progressive,  in- 
corporated town  of  500  inhabitants,  on  the 
line  of  the  B.  &  O.  R.  R.,  in  Harrison 
county,  5£  miles  east  of  Clarksburg,  the 
judicial  seat  and  nearest  banking  point. 
The  town  is  supplied  with  Baptist  and 
Methodist  churches,  good  schools,  flour, 
planing  and  saw  mills,  a  tannery  and  a  pot- 
tery. Telephone  connection.  Exp.,  U. 
S.  Tel.,  W.  U.  W.  J.  Carpenter,  post- 
master. 

Barnes  Otto  D,  general  store. 

Bridgeport  Planing  Mill  Co,  James  Dunkin 

mngr. 
Carpenter  Wm  J,  grocer  and  postmaster. 
Central  Hotel,  F  B  Kester  propr. 
Cornwell  Ashum  B,  shoemaker. 
Davidson  John,  woolen  mill. 
Davis  Rev  Wm  (Baptist). 
Dearing  Isham,  shoemaker. 
Dunkin  James,  mngr  Bridgeport  Planing 

Mill  Co. 
Dunkin    John,    General     Store    and 

Breeder  of  Shropshire  and   Southdown 

Sheep.     (Seep  85) 
Dunkin  &  HI  c  La  in   (John  Dunkin,. 

James  McLain),  Leather  and  Findings. 

{Seep  85.) 
Fitzhugh  Lloyd,  furniture  and  undertaker, 
Harman  James  H,  watchmaker. 
Johnson  C  W,  railroad  and  ticket  agt. 
Kester  Frederick  B,  propr  Central  Hotel. 
Late  Dr  Wm  M,  druggist. 
Martin  James  B,  general  store. 
Martin  Jay,  grocer  and  meat  market. 
Meade  John  R,  barber. 
Ocean  Colliery,  Black,  Sheridan  &  Wilson 

operators. 
Russell  Elliott  O,  Pottery. 
Sandusky  James  B,  saw,  planing  and  grist 

mill. 
Sheehy  Wm  E,  mayor. 
Sheehy  &  Corpeling  (Charles  Sheehy,  Ar- 
thur D  Corpeling),  grocers. 
Sibley  R  B,  physician. 
Stout  Wm  B,  Propr  Supler  House. 
Supler  House,  W  B  Stout  Propr. 


J.  L.  Rumbarger  Lumber  Co. 


A  Full  Stock  of  Hardwoods,  Spruce  and 
Cherry  Constantly  on  Hand.    Dobbin,  W.  Va. 


IRON   \ lULtfi? \ T"E  W.  H.  SMITH  HARDWARE  CO., 

Ill  Will    (SHEETa)     I      PABKERSBURG,  WKST  VIRGINIA! 


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Supler  &   Douglass    (J   B    Supler,    John 

Douglass),  hardware. 
White  Rev  George  W  (Methodist). 
Wilkerson  David  D,  justice. 
Williams  Mrs  Luna,  milliner. 
Wright  Sylvester,  blacksmith. 

BRIER.  A  country  postofflce  in  Wy- 
oming county,  10  miles  southwest  of 
Oceana  C.  H.    Mail,  tri-weekly. 

(  BRIGHTON.  A  village  on  the  K.  & 
M.  Ry,  in  Mason  county,  6  miles  east  of 
Point  Pleasant  C.  H.,  and  banking  point. 
Population,  50.  Exp.,  U.  S.  Tel.,  W.  U. 
E.  S.  Bright,  postmasterTS 

Bright  E  S,  General  Store. 
Garland  W  H,  live  stock. 
Hill  Rankin  J,  justice. 
Love  James  L,  live  stock. 
McKinney  Wilson,  general  store. 
Moore  J  R,  saw  mill. 
Poffenbarger  W  H,  live  stock. 
Ryan  P  P,  grain. 

Sands  E  M,  railroad,  exp  and  tel  agt. 
:  Selby  N  &  Co,  general  store. 
Woodyard  Wm,  blacksmith. 

BRILLIAN.  In  Putnam  county,  10 
miles  from  Winfield  C.  H.,  and  20  from 
Charleston.     John    Claxton,    postmaster. 

li  ax  ton  John,  General  Store. 
Schultz  L  W,  railroad,  exp  and  tel  agt. 


BRINK.  In  Marion  county,  on  Buf- 
falo creek,  28  miles  from  Fairmont  C.  H., 
the  banking  town.  Ship  to  Mannington, 
distant  10  miles,  on  the  B.  &  O.  R.  R. 
Population,  50.  J.  R.  Anderson,  post- 
master. 

Anderson  J  R,  General  Store  and  No- 
tary Public. 
•Booth  James  C,  physician. 
Hibbs  Leroy,  blacksmith. 
Kendall  N  F,  teacher. 
Ott  J  H,  insurance. 
Ott  J  H  &  Co,  general  store. 
Thomas  E  J  &  Co,  general  store. 
Toothman  F  J,  boarding  house. 


BRISCOE  RUN.  A  country  postofflce 
in  the  north  part  of  Wood  county,  6  miles 
north  of  Parkersburgh  C.  H.,  its  nearest 
shipping  point,  on  the  B.  &  O.  R.  R. 
Jesse  K.  Cole,  postmaster. 


the  judicial  seat  and  banking  point.     Pop- 
ulation, 65.     T.  Bush,  postmaster. 

Benford  M  C,  cooper. 

Bush  Bros  &  Thalaker,  general  store. 

Bush  T  &  Bro,  General  Store  and  Saw 

Mill. 
Ford  L  D,  cooper. 
McLean  Thomas  W,  mason. 
McVeigh  Patrick,  cooper. 


(^BROOKLIN.  In  Raleigh  county,  25 
miles  from  Raleigh  C.  H.,  and  £  mile  from 
Hinton,  its  banking  and  shipping  point. 
Population,  50.     C.  S.  Upton,  postmaster.) 

Denis  R  W,  carpenter. 

Galloway  E  O,  shoemaker. 

Obencbain  &  Whitten,  general  store. 

Stover  S  C,  carpenter. 

Upton  C  S,  Blacksmith  and  Justice. 


TbROOKS.  The  postofflce  at  Fox  sta- 
tion, on  the  C.  &  O.  Ry,  in  Summers  coun- 
ty, 4  miles  north  of  Hinton  C.  H.,  and 
banking  point.  Population,  50.  J.  W. 
Alderson,  postmaster.-} 

Alderson  M  V,  General  Store. 

Cooper  Harvey,  feed  mill. 

Howard  C  D  &  Co,  saw  mill. 

Meadows  R,  general  store. 

Meadows  S,  railroad,  exp  and  tel  agent. 


BROOKSLDE.    A     recently     estab- 
lished postofflce  in  Preston  county. 


BRITTAIN.    On  the  B.  &  O.  R.  R., 
in  Taylor  county,  7  miles  from   Grafton, 


BROWN'S  MILLS.  A  town  in 
Harrison  county,  175  miles  from  Wheel- 
ing, and  15  in  a  southerly  direction  from 
Clarksburgh  C.  H.  Wilsonburgh  is  its 
shipping  station,  on  the  B.  &  O.  R.  R.,  10 
miles  north.  Population,  105.  A.  J. 
Kincaid,  postmaster. 

Bennett  F  C,  general  store. 
Clellen  C  M,  physician. 
Cunningham  E  T,  carpenter. 
Dye  R  E,  general  store. 
Dye  &  Johnson,  blacksmiths. 
Edgel  M  C,  saloon. 
Ford  T  L,  hotel. 
Gay  W  E,  carpenter. 
•  Kelley  G  W,  physician. 
Kempen  D  W,  justice  of  peace. 
Kin  cade  A  J,  General  Store. 
Mclntyre  D,  saloon. 
Mclntyre  Rev  I  N  (Baptist). 
Mclntye  &  Watkins,  grist  mill. 
Martin  E  E,  lawyer. 
Sweger  C  N,  saloon. 


BOTTLER 


OF   FINE   BRANDS  OF  WHISKIES. 
W.  H.  FLANAGAN,     -     Parkersburg,  W.  Va. 


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Watkins  E  R,  carpenter  and  wagonmkr. 
Watkins  J  V,  carpenter. 


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BKOWNSTOWN.  A  village  in  the 
south  part  of  Kanawha  county,  on  the 
Great  Kanawha  river  and  on  the  C.  &  O. 
Ry,  10  miles  south  of  Charleston  C.  H., 
the  banking  town,  and  200  from  Wheel- 
ing.    Population,  400.     Exp.,  Adams,  y 

Atkins  G  L,  saloon. 
Atkins  J  F,  general  store. 
Cavin  D  J,  saloon. 
Grogan  J  H,  General  Store. 
Layden  Mrs  M,  grocer. 
Meadows  F  W,  hotel. 
Myers  C  T,  blacksmith. 
Scott  C  B,  carpenter. 

Snodgrass  M  &  R  H,  groceries  and  hard- 
ware. 

BROWNSVILLE,  A  discontinued 
postoffice  in  Lewis  county.  Send  mail  to 
Weston. 

BRUCETON  MILLS.  An  incorpo- 
rated village  in  Preston  county,  118  miles 
from  Wheeling,  16  from  Kiagwood  C.  H., 
and   banking  point,    and  18    from   Terra 


Alta,  which  is  the  nearest  station.     Popu- 
lation, 100.  T.  L.Cunningham, postmaster. 

Reeghley  E,  saw  and  flour  mill. 
Bower  C  E,  general  store. 
Bryte  J  &  H,  hotel. 
Bryte  M  S,  physician. 
Huggins  B  F,  general  store. 
Kantner  Charles,  woolen  mill. 
McGibbons  Wm  H,  saddler. 
Miller  Wm  H,  blacksmith. 
Scott  L  W,  general  store. 
Silbaugh  Moses,  hotel  and  grocer. 
Wiles  Samuel,  cabinetmaker. 


BRUIN.  A  post  village  of  300  inhabi- 
tants, situated  in  Calhoun  county,  12  miles 
from  Grantsville  C.  H.,  and  22  from  Spen- 
cer, the  banking  town  and  shipping  sta- 
tion. Mail,  daily.  E.  L.  Lockney,  post- 
master. 

Bennett  J  M,  cooper. 
Bremer  F  H  &  Co,  live  stock. 
Fountain  George,  barber. 
Hall  R  W,  sewing  machines. 
Lockney  C  S,  live  stock. 
Lockney  Henry  C,  lawyer. 
Lockney  S  S,  hotel. 


DUNKIN  &  MeLAIN, 


Manufacturers  of  and  Dealers  in  all  Kinds  of 


LEATHER  AND  FINDINGS, 


Oak  Harness 

A  SPECIALTY. 


:  CASHSHHIDES 


PELTS  AND  FURS. 


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TELEPHONE  IN  OFFICE  OP  TANNERY. 

Opposite  B.  &  0.  R.  R.  Depot,     -     BRIDGEPORT,  W.  VA. 


BEER     BOTTLERS, 

And  Agents  Pabst  Brewing  Co. 
MARTINSBURG,     WEST    VIRGINIA. 


Manufactured  by  the  WHEELING  ICE  AND 
STORAGE  CO.,     -     WHEELING,  W.  VA. 


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BUC 


Lockney  &  Co,  live  stock. 
McWinters  SCH,  gen  store  and  lumber. 
..McWinters  &  Lockney,  lumber. 


BRUSHY  RUN.  A  postofflce  in 
vPendletou  county,  161  miles  northeast  of 
Franklin  C.  H.,  and  200  from  Wheeling. 
Keyser,  55  miles  north  on  the  B.  &  O.  R. 
R.,  is  the  nearest  railroad  station.  Edwin 
,F.  Bond,  postmaster. 

Alt  H  A,  school  teacher. 

Armeiitrout  §,  General  Store. 

Bond  E  F,  Farmer. 

Bond  G  E  &  E  S,  live  stock  and  poultry. 

Bond  J  S,  cooper. 

Bowers  J,  stone  mason. 

Landes  D  A,  county  surveyor. 

Ows  George  E,  barber. 


BRYAN.  In  the  south  part  of  Mason 
county,  24  miles  from  Point  Pleasant  C. 
H.,  10  miles  from  Milton,  on  the  B.  &  O. 
R.  R.,  and  5  from  Glen  wood,  on  the  Ohio 
river.  Gallipolis,  O. ,  is  the  banking  town. 
Population,  30.  Peter  Meadows,  post- 
master. ') 

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Halley  John  R,  general  store. 

Kerr  J  B,  physician. 

McCoy  Wm,  meat  market. 

Meadows  A  G,  blksmith  and  wagonmkr. 

Meadows  Peter,  General  Store. 


BUCK.  In  Summers  county,  9  miles 
from  Hinton  C.  H.,  its  banking  and  ship- 
ping point.    J.  Grimmett,  postmaster. 

Lowry  S  T,  saw  and  grist  mill. 


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BUCKEYE.  An  unimportant  rural 
postofflce  in  Pocahontas  county,  10  miles 
from  Huntersville  C.  H.,  and  42  from  Ron- 
ceverte,  its  shipping  station.  R.  E.  Over- 
holt,  postmaster. 


Killingsworth  Wm,  carpenter. 
'*  McClintic  W,  grist  mill. "% 
McNeil  J  B,  general  stofe. 
Overholt  George  W,  mason. 
©verholt  It  E  <fc  Sons,  General  Store. 
Underwood  Wm,  flour  mill. 


BUCKHANNON.  The  judicial>eat 
of  Upshur  county,  is  a  prosperous 'and 
rapidly  increasing  town  of  1,800  inhabi- 
tants, located  on  the  Buckhannon  river 
and  W.  Va.  &  P.  R.  R.,  about  the  center 
of  the  State.  The  completion  of  the 
Standard  gauge  road,  added  to  Buckhan- 
non's  natural  advantages,  has  given  the 
town  a  great  impetus,  and  residences  and 


business  houses  are  rapidly  springing  up. 
It  contains  6  churches,  excellent  schools,  a 
large  and  well  attended  academy,  and  the 
West  Virginia  Seminary  for  both  sexes, 
one  of  the  largest  and  finest  buildings  in 
the   State.     The    town  is  provided  with 
electric  light  and  is  paving  its  streets  with 
brick.     Among  its  manufacturing  interests 
are  2  flour  mills,  furniture  factory,  marble 
works,  etc/and  3  weekly  newspapers-the 
Banner,  thir  Delta  and  the  Busy  Bee-a,re 
published.")  Exp.,   U.    S.      Tel.,"  W.   U. 
Clark  W.  Heavner,  postmaster. 
Anchor  Mills,  DDT  Farnsworth  propr. 
Balsley  George  H,  grocer. 
Bennett  Wm  G,  judge  Circuit  Court. 
Brooke  George  L,  grocer. 
Buckhannon    Bank  (capital,   $54,000),   G 

CA  Newlon  pres,  B  D  Bailey  cash. 
Buckhannon    Banner     The, 
Thomas  McCreery  Propr.    (Seeopp.)\ 

Buckhannon     Delta    The,    A-'B 

1    Clark  Editor  and  Propr.     (See  p  89.)  ) 

Buckhannon  Land  Trust  Association  (cap- 
ital, $500,000),  Charles  Burdett  Hart 
pres,  Wheeling,  W  Va;  G  A  Newlon 
sec  and  treas,  Buckhannon,  W  Va;  W 
W  Roller  general  mngr. 

Bunner  O  W,  county  commissioner. 

Burr  Claud,  Propr  Valley  House.   (See 
p89.) 
(  Busy  Bee,  J  W  Walden  propr!} 

Casteel  DTE,  physician. 

Cherry  Theron  R,  books  and  stationery. 

Childers  Daniel,  jewelers. 

City  Hotel,  I  C  Waldo  Propr.  (See 
opp.) 

Clark  Ambrose  B,  Editor  and  Propr 
The  Buckhannon  Delta.     (See  p  89.) 

Crislip  John  A,  grocer. 

Crowley  Jasper  N,  general  store. 

Davis  James  A,  shoemaker  and  grocer. 

Day  Joseph  T,  grocer. 

Drummond  Rev  S  (Baptist). 

Dunnington  Fred  D,  jeweler. 

Farnsworth  Clinton  I,  general  store. 

Farnsworth  DDT,  propr  Anchor  Mills. 

Farnsworth  Mrs  Henrietta  W,  dry  goods 
and  groceries. 

Farnsworth  L  S  S,  photogr  and  dentist. 

Ferrell  &  Hefner  (Floyd  Ferrell,  W  T  Hef- 
ner), meat  market. 

Fisher  John  S,  lawyer. 

Fisher  Wm  H,  lawyer. 

Fowkes  Wm  P,  railroad  and  express  agent. 

Gibson  Charles  J,  jeweler. 

Graham  Rev  S  J  (United  Brethren). 

Hall  Jacob  B,  hardware. 

Haskins  John  T,  meat  market. 

Heavner  Mrs  B  A,  milliner. 


BUC  AND   BUSINESS   DIEECTOBY.  BTJC  87 

^    ESTABLISHED    1878.  ^ 

SHE  BDCKHANNON  BANNER, 

BUCKHANNON,  W.  VA. 

THOMAS  McCREERY,      -      Editor  and  Proprietor. 


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Heavner  Clark  W,  postmaster. 

Heavner  Jacob  W,  real  estate. 

Henson  James  H,  general  store. 

Hess  John  A,  clerk  circuit  court. 

Hooker  Nelson  M,  hardware. 

Huff  John  T,  physician. 

Hutchinson  Rev  B  W,  pres  W  Va  Semi- 
nary. 

Jackson  Rev  George  W  (African  Meth). 

Lacey  Rev  T  H  (Episcopal). 

Lee  Rev  Joseph  (Methodist). 

Lewis  Cyrus  B,  barber. 

Loudin  O  B,  county  commissioner. 

McAvoy  Mrs  Florence,  milliner. 

McCreery  Thomas,  Propr  The  Buck- 
hannon  Banner.     (See  p  87.) 

McKinley  &  Brown  (C  G  McKinley,  W  A 
J  Brown),  druggists. 

McLean  James  J,  restaurant. 

Mathers  Dr  Joseph  R,  druggist. 

Moore  Bros  (Wm  8,  Ambrose  and  John), 
dry  goods. 

Morgan  Joseph  J,  county  clerk. 

Morrison  Burt,  propr  New  Hudkins  Hotel. 

Morrison  John  W,  county  commissioner. 

Mullins  Lyell  A,  civil  engineer. 

New  Hudkins  Hotel,  Bert  Morrison  propr. 

O'Connor  Mrs  Bridget,  baker. 

O'Donnell  &  Bodkin,  milliners. 

Phillips  Walter,  sheriff  and  treasurer. 

Pritchard  Bros,  blacksmiths. 

Queen  John  W,  barber. 

Ray  James,  baker. 

Reger  Robert  A,  druggist. 

Rohrbaugh  M  &  Co  (John  W  Rohrbaugh), 
furniture  mnfrs  and  undertakers. 

Sexton  Floyd  P,  insurance. 

Shinn  Luther  P,  dry  goods. 

Simpson  A  A,  dry  goods. 

Simpson  George  B,  druggist. 

Smith  Charles  M,  harnessmaker. 

Smith  G  A  &  Co  (George  A  Smith),  mar- 
ble works. 

Sydenstricker  Rev  F  P  (Presbyterian). 

Talbott  Wm  D,  prosecuting  attorney. 

Talbott  &  Pounderstone,  harnessmakers. 

Totten  Wm  G  L,  lawyer. 

Valley  House,  Claud  Burr  Propr.  (See 
opp). 

Walden  Joseph  W,  propr  Busy  Bee. 

Waldo  Isaac  C,  Propr  City  Hotel. 
(See  p  87.) 

Westfall  George  D,  real  est  and  surveyor. 

West  Virginia  Seminary,  Rev  B  W  Hutch- 
inson pres. 


/  BUENA  VISTA.    In  Cabell  county, 

'15  miles  from     Huntington  C.    H.    and 

banking  point,  and  1  from  Ona,  its  station, 


on  the  C.  &  O.  R.  R.      Population,    50.  * 
Mail, daily.     J.  H.  Blackwood,  postmaster.  J 

Blackwood  J  II,  Farmer. 
Grop  Charles,  general  store. 
Lovejoy  V,  blacksmith. 
Peyton  K  S,  flour  mill. 
Sandridge  B,  carding  mill. 
White  P,  carpenter. 


BUFFALO.  An  incorporated  town 
with  500  population,  in  the  northern  part 
of  Putnam  county,  on  the  K.  &  M.  R.  R., 
10  miles  northwest  of  Winfield  C.  H.,  and 
45  from  Charleston.  There  is  a  daily  line 
of  steamers  between  here  and  Gallipolis, 
O.,  and  the  boats  for  Pittsburgh,  Pa.,  and 
Cincinnati,  O.,  both  make  landings  here. 
Gallipolis  is  the  banking  town.  Exp., 
Adams.  Mail,  daily.  J.  T.  Womeldorff, 
postmaster. 

Atkinson  I  C,  lawyer. 

Barnhart  Lewis,  lawyer. 

Barrows  Capt  Win  A,  Captain 
Steamer  Claribell. 

Barrows  &  Scott  (Wm  A  Barrows, 
John  R  Scott),  General  Store. 

Blake  H  P,  physician. 

Blake  Robert  E,  Undertaker  and 
Livery. 

Bryan  Rece  E,  painter  and  corn  mill. 

Bryan  Wm,  carpenter. 

Burch  A  E,  railroad,  exp  and  tel  agt. 

Carr  L  A  &  Co  (Lewis  A  Carr),  gen  store. 

Chambers  Rev  Burrill  S  (Methodist). 

Collins  James  H,  carpenter  and  justice. 

Dickerson  Rev  Lawrence  (Baptist). 

Ford  David  A,  plasterer. 

Geibel  Wm,  hoop  mnfr. 

H8nley  Miss  Annie,  dressmaker. 

Holstein  Albert  J,  general  store. 

Holstein  Charles,  barber. 

Horn  Mrs  Engel,  Grocer  and  Notions, 

Horn  Miss  Lizzie,  milliner. 

McCoy  Ervin,  blacksmith. 

McDermit  A  P,  druggist  and  dentist. 

Nash  Charles  P,  physician. 

Nash  M  Clark,  apiarist  and  bridge  bldr. 

Nease  David  W,  general  store. 

Nease  Mrs  Mary,  milliner. 

Park  Claude  M,  Dealer  in  Sad- 
dles, Bridles,  Harness,  Sad- 
l  dlery  Hardware,  Etc  ;  Highest 
Prices  Paid  for  Hides,  Pelts, 
Etc ;  Patronage  Solicited. 

Pitrat  Mrs  Eliza,  music  teacher. 

Rayburn  George  O,  grocer. 

Renner  Francis  J  C,  general  store. 

Rimer  Jacob,  principal  school. 

Scott  Moses  C,  blacksmith. 


YANCE  SHOE  COMPANY.  ^See  Page  57. 


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Shank  C  E,  painter. 

Thomas  Henry,  shoemaker. 

Wallace  Bros  (Joseph  and  Lewis),  photo- 
graphers. 

Wallace  Thomas  A,  general  store. 

Watkins  N  E,  grocer. 

Whittington  Samuel  C,  grocer. 

Wilson  House,  James  A  Wilson 
Propr;  the  only  Hotel  in  Town;  Table 
Good;  Central  Location;  Roomy  House; 
Commercial  Patronage  Solicited;  $1 
per  Day. 

Wilson  James  A,  Propr  Wilson  House. 


Wolfe  Thomas  R,  druggist. 
Womeldorff  James  T,  Postmaster 
and  Druggist. 


BUFFALO  LICK.  A  country  post- 
office,  in  Roane  county,  9  miles  south  of 
Spencer  C.  H.,  its  banking  and  shipping 
point,  and  35  northeast  of  Charleston.  L. 
W.  Looney,  postmaster. 

Hall  &  Adams,  saw  mills. 
Looney  John  H,  School  Teacher. 
Lowe  M  J  jr,  school  teacher. 
Mitchell  Charles,  grist  mill. 


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Peters  L  K,  school  teacher. 
Taylor  J  J,  school  teacher. 

BUFFINGTON.  In  Wood  county, 
1£  miles  from  Ewing,  on  the  B.  &  O.  Ry, 
and  5  from  Parkersburgh  C.  H.,  and 
banking  point.  Population,  80.  L.  E. 
Buffington,  postmaster. 

Barrett  P  R,  meats  and  furrier. 

Buffington  A  J,  music  teacher. 

Buffington  Mrs  E  E,  florist. 

Cotton  Rev  S  J  (Methodist). 

Goff  8  W,  hotel. 

Roberts  M  M,  blacksmith. 

Ruble  Rosa,  teacher. 

Woodyard  J  P,  live  stock  and  dairyman. 

BULA.  In  Monongalia  county,  25 
miles  from  Morgantown  C.  H.,  and  near- 
est bank  location,  and  12  from  Burton,  the 
nearest  shipping  point.  Peter  B.  Cove, 
postmaster. 

Cove  Peter  B,  General  Store. 
Yeager  J  L,  flour  and  feed  mill. 

/  BULLTOWN.  A  postofflce  on  the 
Little  Kanawha  river,  in  the  northeast 
part  of  Braxton  county,  17  miles  from  Sut- 
ton, the  seat  of  justice  and  banking  point, 
and  7  from  Heater,  the  nearest  shipping 
point.  Population,  30.  S.  M.  Cunning- 
ham, postmaster.  \ 

Butcher  M,  General  Store  and  Hotel. 
Gurrence  L  D,  grain  and  live  stock. 
Drummond  T,  hotel. 
Johnston  A,  carpenter. 
Lockard  E  L,  blacksmith. 

(   BUNGEE'S.    In  Greenbrier  county, 
*  4  miles    northwest    of    Lewisburgh,    the 

county  seat  and  banking  point,  and  8  from 

Ronceverte,    the    nearest    rail    approach. 

Population,  25.     Mail,  triweekly.     C.  W. 

Young,  postmaster.  \ 

Bright  Robert,  flour  mill. 
Bunger  J  H,  flour  mill. 
Hedrick  David,  live  stock. 
Hunter  Arthur,  farmer. 
Hunter  Robert,  farmer. 
Jeffries  W  T,  blacksmith. 
Young  C  W,  General  Store. 


Bullett  G,  stone  mason. 

Butler  T,  blacksmith. 

Clendening  J  L,  carpenter. 

CIciidcEring  W  B,  General  Store. 

Cline  J,  blacksmith. 

Cunningham  J  B,  flour  and  saw  mill. 

Detter  J,  wagonmaker. 

Fisher  J  T,  general  store. 

Gardner  J,  carpenter. 

Glover  E,  blacksmith. 

Laise  C  F,  hotel. 

Lamon  R,  railroad  and  express  agent. 

Lamon  W,  constable. 

Lockhart  C,  hotel. 

Snyder  C,  tailor. 

Stuart  J  T,  shoemaker. 

Stuckey  C,  justice. 

Swinley  Dr  G  W,  justice. 


BUNNER'S.  A  farmers'  postofflce  in 
Marion  county,  11  miles  southeast  of  Fair- 
mont C.  H.,  the  banking  town  and  ship- 
ping station.      Amos  Bunner,  postmaster. 

Bunner  W  H,  coal  miner. 
-Carpenter  F  L,  coal  miner. 
Daugherty  Wm  C,  justice. 
Doolittle  Rev  Moses  (Methodist). 
Garlow  E,  general  store. 
Garlow  Joseph,  live  stock. 
Hardin  T  D,  saw  mill. 
Hoffman  Squire,  carpenter. 
Kistner  G  R,  shoemaker. 
Mayhurst  Eli,  flour  mill. 
Moran  J  C,  blacksmith. 
Musgrove  Columbus,  tanner. 
Pride  John,  live  stock. 
Stanley  M  T,  live  stock. 
Travis  E,  flour  mill. 
Vincent  Ulysses,  saw  mill. 


BUNKER  HILL.  Formerly  known 
as  Mill  Creek,  is  on  the  C.  V.  R.  R,  in 
Berkeley  county,  10  miles  from  Martins- 
burgh  C.  H.  Population,  140.  Exp., 
A.dams.     Mrs.  A  Henson,  postmaster. 


BURCH.  Small  place  in  Logan  coun- 
ty, 16  miles  west  of  Logan  C.  H.  Ship  by 
boat  to  Mouth  of  Sycamore,  distant  6 
miles,  on  the  Big  Sandy  River.  Popula- 
tion, 150.    H.  Farley,  postmaster. 

Curry  L  &  S,  general  store. 

Farley  H,  General  Store. 

Farley  Ira,  justice. 

Farley  P,  blacksmith. 

McCoy  Johnson,  saw  and  grist  mill. 

Maynard  W  M,  carpenter. 

White  C,  carpenter. 

BURDETT.  A  country  postofflce  in 
Putnam  county,  21  miles  south  of  Win- 
field  C.  H.,  and  10  from  Hurricane,  the 
nearest  rail  approach.  Population,  25. 
Miss  M.  J.  Bird,  postmaster. 


Reymann  Brewing  Co.'s 


Bavarian  Beer  is 
for  Family  Use. 


the  Best  Beverage 
Wheeling,  W.  Va. 


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Carpenter  W  M,  flour  mill. 
Carpenter  &.  Son,  General  Store. 

Carter  W  C,  physician. 
Harper  James,  blacksmith. 
Kayzer  Bishop,  flour  mill. 

BURLINGTON".  A  post  village  in 
Mineral  county,  12  miles  from  Keyser  C. 
H.,  the  banking  point  and  shipping  station 
on  B.  &  O.  R.  R.,  and  200  from  Wheeling. 
Population,  100.     Paul  Sloan,  postmaster. 

Bane  J  F,  hotel. 

Bane  J  R,  general  store. 

Crawford  James  W,  notary  public. 

Kipps  D  M,  physician. 

Newcomb  L  H,  tanner  and  shoemaker. 

Slotter  Charles,  justice. 

Smith  J  C,  blacksmith. 

Umstot  C  G,  saw  and  grist  mill. 

Umstot  &  Wilson,  general  store. 

Wilson  J  S,  physician. 

Wright  Martin  F,  physician. 


BURNERSVILLE.  A  postofflce  in 
Barbour  county,  8£  miles  southwest  of 
Philippi  C.  H.,  the  banking  town  and  ship- 
ping station,  on  the  G.  &  G.  R.  R.,  and  134 
from  Wheeling.  Population,  50.  C.  Post, 
postmaster. 

Baker  John  W,  fchoemaker. 

Creslep  Nathan,  tanner. 

Henderson  P  F,  saddler. 

Johnson  A  L,  cabinetmaker. 

Keesling  T  M,  blacksmith. 

Post  C,  Shoemaker. 

Ross  Wm  M,  general  store  and  blacksmith. 

Russmisell  S  C,  physician. 

Teeter  James  L,  flour  and  saw  mill. 

Wood  W  T,  tanner. 


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BURNING  SPRINGS.  A  village 
and  money  order  postofflce  in  Wirt  county, 
on  the  Little  Kanawha  river,  9  miles  from 
Wirt  C.  H.,  125  from  Wheeling,  and  40 
from  Parkersburgb,  the  nearest  railroad 
approach  and  banking  town.  Population, 
300.     B.  S.  Whims,  postmasterj 

Ball  &  Park,  wharf  boat, 

Gay  C  E,  barber  and  notary  public. 

Johnson  H  B,  blksmith  and  oil  producer. 

Kenney  A  E  &  Co,  general  store. 

Martin  Wm  F,  live  stock. 

Mitchell  A  J  &  Co,  general  store. 

Mitchell  J  A,  physician. 

O'Brien  Dennis,  oil  producer. 

O'Brien  Thomas,  blacksmith. 

Pell  H  F,  General  Store. 

Pell  W  F,  haruessmaker. 

Rader  George,  hotel. 


Roberts  D  A,  oil  producer. 
Stewart  D  S,  physician. 
Tucker  J  W  &  Co,  general  store. 
Wetzel  L  S,  oil  producer. 
Wheaton  W  W  H,  oil  producer. 
Wllims  B  S,  General  Store. 
Wilson  W  T,  hotel. 


BURNSVILLE.  A  village  on  the 
W.  Va.  &  P.  R.  R.,  in  Braxton  county,  16 
miles  northeast  of  Sutton  C.  H.,  and  25 
south  of  Weston,  its  banking  town.  Its 
manufacturing  interests  consist  of  1  saw 
mill,  1  flour  and  grist  mill,  and  wagon 
works.  Population,  150.  Exp.,  B.  &  O^ 
Tel.,  W.  U.     Homer  L.  Ewing,  postmaster.^ 

Amos   Hugh   &   Co  (Hugh   Amos,   Ciaud 

Heffner),  general  store. 
Bodkins,  Fidler  &  Rudkin,  flour  and  saw 

mill  and  blacksmiths. 
Burns  Gideon  M,  lumber. 
Burnsville  House,  D  C  Wellen  propr. 
Campbell  A  &  Son,  carpenters. 
Craft  George  J,  stonecutter. 
Feany  John  W,  cabinetmaker. 
Hopkins  Wm  A,  railroad  and  express  agt. 
Kid  Jonn  W,  physician. 
Lambert  Rev  James  W  (Methodist). 
McCue  Rev  Frank  L  (Presbyterian). 
Rydell  Perry,  barber. 
Wellen  De  Witt  C.  propr  Burnsville  House. 
Wiant  &  Ewing  (Wm  Wiant,  Homer 

L  Ewing),  General  Store. 
Wilson  Wm,  harnessmaker. 


BURNT  HOUSE.  A  country  post- 
office  in  Ritchie  county,  240  miles  from 
Wheeling,  and  18  from  Ritchie  C.  H  ,  the 
nearest  station  on  K.  &  O.  R.  R.  Popu- 
lation, 30.     F.  M.  Ferrell,  postmaster. 

Ferrell  F  M,  justice  of  peace. 

Ferrell  &  Ferrell,  General  Store. 

Fling  Mrs  M  L,  hotel. 

Gill  John,  barber. 

Snodgrass  E  C,  blacksmith. 

Stalnaker  John,  blacksmith. 

Wamsley  &  Herdman,  grist  and  saw  mill. 

Wilson  H  N,  general  store. 


BURTON.  A  village  in  Wetzel  coun- 
ty, on  the  B.  &  O.  R.  R.,  30  miles  east  of 
New  Martinsville  C.  H.,  and  48  from 
Wheeling.  Fairmont  is  the  banking  town. 
Population,  200.  Exp.,  U.  S.  John  A. 
Hoge,  postmaster. 

Ashcroft  J  P,  lumber. 
Barrock  W  S,  blacksmith. 
Baitnig  O  J,  saw  mill. 


Hardware, 


Full  Line  of  General  Hardware.  Railroad,  Mining  aied 
Saw  Mill  Supplies  a  Specialty.  CUMBERLAND  HARD- 
WARE COMPANY,  47  and  49  Baltimore  Street,  CUMBERLAND,  MD. 


BUSINESS  BUILDINGS, 


EDWARD  B.  FRANZHEIM,  ARCHITECT, 

Public  Library  Building,    WHEELING,  W.  VA. 


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CAL 


Bennett  W  B,  carpenter. 
Cusack  Maurice,  justice  of  peace. 
Franks  George  K,  physician. 
Freeland  E  J,  woolen  and  flour  mill. 
Hanshaw  R  M,  railroad  and  express  agent. 
Hanshaw  &  Co,  general  store. 
Hibbs  O  J,  harnessmaker. 
Himilrick  Henry,  saw  mill. 
Hoge  J  A  &  Co,  General  Store. 
Horner  Isaac,  livery. 

Horner  Isaac  &  Co,  furniture  and  under- 
taking. 
Knox  S  J,  shoemaker. 
Lee  Wm  H,  hotel. 
Lemley  A  J,  physician  and  surgeon. 
Loyd  David,  barber  and  junk  dealer. 
McCans  John  W,  lumber. 
Snodgrass  W  G,  lawyer. 
Wilshire  J  W,  lawyer. 


C  BUTLER.  A.  farmers'  postofflce  in 
Mason  county,  20  miles  from  Pt.  Pleasant 
C.  H.,  and  5  from  Glen  wood,  its  shipping 
point.  C.  E.  Butler,  postmaster  and  far- 
mer. , 

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BYBNSIDE.  In  Putnam  county,  15 
miles  from  Winfield  C.  H.,  12|  from  Hur- 
ricane, the  nearest  rail  approach,  and  25 
from  Charleston,  the  nearest  bank  location. 
Population,  50.     N.  C.  Bird,  postmaster. 

Bird  W  C,  General  Store. 

Carpenter  R  F,  justice. 

McAllister  John,  general  store. 
v  Robertson  Rev  B  F  (Baptist)') 
L  Smith  Rev  S  (Baptist).") 
'  Terry  Rev  J  H  (Baptist)."}  • 

f  CABELL  C.  H.     Cabell  county.     See 

*  Barbour stille.  \ 


'  CAIRO.  A  village  of  400  population, 
on  the  P.  br.  B.  &  O.  R.  R.,  in  Ritchie 
county,  8  miles  west  of  Ritchie  C.  H.,  and 
130  from  Wheeling.  Exp.,  U.  S.  C.  E. 
Haddox,  postmaster. 

Anderson  Rev  Wm  (Methodist). 

Bee  A,  physician. 

Conturee  Jesse  &  Co,  general  store. 

Cross  T  L,  blacksmith. 

Davidson  J  H,  meat  market. 

Davis  B  F,  livery. 

Dilly  I  M,  meat  market. 

Earnest  M  L,  carpenter  and  cabinetmaker. 

Fitzpatrick  Thomas,  shoemaker. 

Haashaw  G,  physician. 

Haddox  C  E,  General  Store. 

Haddox  C  M,  railroad  and  express  agent. 

Halbert  Rev  W  H  (United  Brethren). 


Hall  Bros,  wholesale  produce. 

Heckect  S  P,  jeweler. 

Heckect  &  Fling,  general  store. 

Jordan  C  S,  druggist. 

La  Velle  A  &  M,  millinery. 

Loury  Mrs  Mattie,  milliner. 

McGregor  D,  real  estate  and  notary. 

McGregor  H  E  &  Co,  general  store. 

McKinney  Bros,  saw  and  grist  mill. 

Martin  T  C,  physician. 

Mays  M  C,  constable. 

Merchant  Mrs  S  J,  propr  Alpha  Hotel. 

Moats  J  W,  cabinetmaker  and  undertaker. 

Pierce  H  P,  saw  mill  and  groceries. 

Reitz  &  Martin,  saw  mill  and  groceries. 

Rutherford  J  F,  physician. 

Sharp  H,  blacksmith. 

Shepher  R  B  &  Co,  general  store. 

Tetrick  M  F,  propr  Omega  Hotel. 

Tetrick  &  Jones,  saw  mill. 

Upton  &  Wise,  planing  mill. 

Walton  N  W,  cabinetmaker. 

Wildman  J  P.  mason. 

Wilson  H  S  &  Sons,  grocery  and  saw  mill. 

Young  J  R,  harnessmaker. 


CALCUTTA.  In  Pleasants  county, 
4  miles  from  St.  Mary's  C.  H.  and  ship- 
ping point,  and  20  from  Marietta,  the  near- 
est bank  location.  Population,  50.  G.  C. 
Stanley,  postmaster. 

Bills  Aaron,  hotel. 
Bills  Frank,  farmer. 
Bills  John  R,  livestock. 
Brown  John,  lumber. 
Jones  Frank,  lumber. 
Reynolds  Miss  Dora,  teacher. 
Stanley  Bros,  general  store. 
Stanley  George  C,  General  Store. 


/CALDWELL.  Is  a  post  settlement 
of  50  persons,  in  the  southern  part  of 
Greenbrier  county,  on  the  C.  &  O.  Ry,  3£ 
miles  from  Lewisburgh  C.  H.,  the  banking 
town.  Exp.,  Adams.  Tel.,  W.  U.  J.  L. 
Watkins,  postmaster. 

(Caldwell  J  R,  flour  milfA 

Liahey  D  E,  railroad,  exf>  and  tel  agt. 

Rutherford  C  C,  blacksmith. 
f  Watkins  J  L<,  General  Store?) 

OALHOUN.  A  village  in  the  south- 
east part  of  Barbour  county,  6  miles 
southeast  of  Philippi  C.  H.,  the  banking 
town  and  shipping  station,  on  G.  &  G.  R. 
R.  Population.  75.  J.  T.  Moss,  post- 
master. 

Brown  N  O,  jeweler. 


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Samuel  Elder  &  Co. 


Mnfrs   of  Soap,  Mill    and   Axle   Grease,    and 
Dealers  In  TALLOW,  GREASE  and  OIL. 

)  Corner  17th  and  McCollock  Streets,  WHEELING,  W.  YA. 


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Brown  N  O  &  Bros,  saw  mill. 

Dunnington  A  S,  sewing  machines. 

Fisher  8  W,  jeweler  and  carpenter. 

Hill  B,  cabinetmaker. 

Howell  John,  live  stock. 

Jones  S  S,  shoemaker. 

Lantz  Willis,  blacksmith. 

Moss  J  T,  general  store. 

Sinsel  Port,  carpenter. 

Tisher  C  T,  flour  and  saw  mill. 


CALIS.  In  Marshall  county,  18  miles 
east  of  Moundsville,  the  judicial  seat  and 
banking  point,  and  10  from  Cameron,  the 
nearest  shipping  point.  Population,  100. 
Mail,  tri-weekly.  H.  E.  Richey,  post- 
master. 

Jones  L  B,  blacksmith. 
Richey  H  E,  general  store. 
Richmond  J  W,  coal  miner. 
Sanders  J  L,  physician. 
Seaton  James,  blacksmith. 
White  J  W,  coal  miner. 
Willson  Andy,  general  store. 
Woodruff  J  0,  general  store. 


CAMDEN.  A  village  in  Lewis  county, 
■8  miles  west  of  Weston  C.  H.,  the  banking 
town  and  nearest  shipping  point.  Popu- 
lation, 50.  Mail,  daily.  Perry  E.  Fetty, 
postmaster. 

Baker  O  P,  blacksmith. 

Fetty  Perry  E,  Live  Stock,  Flour  Mill 

and  General  Store. 
Grant  C  Z,  carpenter. 
Harrison  C  T,  sheep. 
Hinzman  B  B,  carpenter. 
Jarvis  Samuel,  shoemaker. 
Jones  Mary,  propr  Golden  Hotel. 
Layfleld  Wm,  physician. 
McNamar  David,  carpenter. 
Vandervort  James,  cattle. 


CAMERON.  Is  located  on  the  B.  & 
O.  R.  R.,  in  Marshall  county,  17  miles 
southeast  of  Moundsville  C.  H.,  the  bank- 
ing town,  and  28  from  Wheeling.  Cam- 
eron was  settled  in  1852,  and  is  a  thriving 
incorporated  town  of  900  inhabitants,  sup- 
plied with  3  churches,  a  graded  school,  a 
flour  mill  and  several  good  general  stores. 
Wool,  live  stock  and  grain  are  the  princi- 
pal shipments.  Natural  gas  is  used  for 
heating  and  lighting  purposes.  Exp., U.S. 
Tel.,  W.  IT.     R.  B.  Watson,  postmaster. 

Allen  Leroy,  mayor. 

Boerner  Charles  F,  dry  goods. 

Booher  James  L,  druggist. 

Bourner  Edward  W,  shoemaker. 

Bryan  Weeden  J,  dry  goods. 

Chambers  James  A,  grocer. 

Cook  &  Carney  (Oliver  Cook,  S  P  Carney), 
proprs  News  Printing  Co. 

Corcoran  John,  propr  Corcoran  House. 

Crawford,  Brother  &  Co  (J  G,  R  E,  Miss 
Ella  and  Miss  Lizzie  Crawford),  general 
store. 

Davis  Dr  Edward  S,  druggist. 

Duncan  J  C,  physician. 

Fitzgerald  Edward  W,  livery. 

Fitzgerald  Jerre,  meat  market. 

Fry  Allen  W,  barber  and  confectioner. 

Hicks  &  Helms  (Harrison  Hicks,  Mar- 
tin B  Helms),  General  Store,  Furniture 
and  Undertakers. 

Higgs  Charles  J,  insurance. 

Hill  &  Howard  (G  W  Hill,  J  N  Howard), 
druggists. 

Huffner  George  W,  grocer. 

Kineaid  Wm  Jffl,  Dealer  in  Engines, 
Boilers,  Saw  Mills,  Saws,  Agricultural 
Implements,  Carriages,  Wagons,  Etc. 
{See  below.) 

McCracken  John  C,  physician. 

McCuskey  James,  hardware. 

Mathews  John  W,  jeweler. 


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ENGINES,  BOILERS,  SAW  MILLS,  THRESHERS, 

CIRCULAR  SAWS, 

"BELTING,  ELEVATORS,  HARVESTERS,  PLANERS  and  MATCH- 
ERS, CARRIAGES,  WAGONS,  ETC. 


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MARSHALL  CO., 

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Parkersburg    Bottling  Works,  Parkersburg,  West  Virginia. 


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CHARLESTON  WHITEWASH  CO.,  i« 

MANUFACTUBEBS,  WHEELING,  W.  TA.  (  «rl 


Charleston  Whitewash  is  a  safe,  effectual,  external  cure  for  alj 
leases  of  male  and  female  such  as  Gonorrhoea.  Gleet,  LeucOTrhcea,  etc. 
ures  in  one  to  fire  days.      Does   not   stain.      Guaranteed   not  to  cause 

stricture.     Price,  $i  per  bottle,  including  syringe.     Sold  by  druggists. 


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Nesbitt  Wm  C,  agent  B  &  O  R  R  and  U  S 

Exp  Co. 
News  Printing  Co  The,  Cook  &  Carney 

proprs. 
Nichols  &  Crawford  (J  M  Nichols,  J  G 

Crawford),  livery. 
Owens  Samuel,  shoemaker. 
Parriott  Samuel  A,  propr  Parriott  Hotel. 
Pipes  George  W,  jeweler. 
Pipes  Thomas  C,  justice. 
Porter  Aaron,  barber. 
Rees  &  Dunlevy,  flour  mill. 
Reisheimer    Samuel,  clothing,    boots  and 

shoes. 
Richardson  &  Spragg  (E  P  Richardson,  J 

I  Spragg),  hardware. 
Reynolds  &  Gillespie  (F  R  Reynolds,  D  W 

Gillespie),  harnessmakers. 
Shalvey  Benjamin,  restaurant. 
Simonton  Wm  S,  dentist. 
Sisson  James  L,  shoemaker. 
Sisson  Timothy  A,  barber. 
Stedger  Leroy  L,  grocer. 
Vanata  Thomas  D,  harnessmaker. 
Watson  Robert  B,  postmaster  and  confr. 
W  U  Tel  Co,  J  H  Zimmerman  agent. 


CAMP.  In  Doddridge  county,  8  miles 
northwest  of  West  Union,  the  judicial  seat 
and  shipping  point,  and  30  from  Clarks- 
burgh,  the  nearest  banking  point.  Popu- 
lation, 46.  Mail,  triweekly.  J.  R.  Kem- 
per, postmaster. 

Kemper  J  R,  General  Store. 
Maulsby  B,  railroad  and  express  agent. 
Myer  O  P,  blacksmith  and  wagomaker. 
Pratt  W  W,  general  store. 
Scott  James,  shoemaker. 
Smith  Benjamin,  flour  mill. 

|  CAMP  CREEK.  A  village  of  100 
population,  in  Mercer  county,  15  miles 
north  of  Princeton  C.  H.,  the  banking 
town,  and  21  from  Ingelside,  the  nearest 
shipping  point.  Wm.  J.  Rumburg,  post- 
master. \ 

Campbell  J,  flour  mill. 

Ellison  &  Co,  flour  mill. 

Epling  L  A,  general  store. 

It  ii m lb m  -  Wm  J,  County  Assessor. 

Snider  Wm  R,  saw  mill. 


CANAAN.      A    recently    established 
postoffice  in  Upshur  county. 


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CANFIELD.  A  postoffice  in  Braxton 
county,  6  miles  from  Sutton  C.  H.,  its 
banking  and  shipping  point.  Population, 
60.     B.  T.  Canfleld,  postmaster  k 


Baughman  J  E,  lawyer. 
Canfield  B  T,  Harnessmaker. 
Canfleld  J  H,  blacksmith. 
Canfield  J  M,  school  teacher. 
Eakle  J  E,  justice. 
Garee  J  S,  live  stock. 
Long  Asa,  blacksmith. 
Reese  Rev  J  C. 
Sutton  S  B,  mason. 
Tucker  Josiah,  carpenter. 


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CANNELTON.      Fayette      county. 
See  Edgewater.  \ 

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f  CANNELTON.  A  station  on  the  C. 
&  O.  Ry,  in  Kanawha  county,  18  miles 
southeast  of  Charleston  C.  H.  Popula- 
tion, 100.     Tel.,  W.  U.    Exp.,  Adam^ 

Beirne  P,  general  store. 

Cannel  Colliery,  Cannelton  Coal  Co  op- 
erators. 

Leonard  J,  General  Store. 

Number  5  Block  Colliery,  Cannelton  Coal 
Co  operators. 


CANTON.  Also  known  as  Winfield, 
is  a  hamlet  with  65  inhabitants  in  Marion 
county,  5  miles  east  of  Fairmont  C.  H., 
the  banking  town  and  nearest  shipping 
point  on  the  B.  &  O.  R.  R.,  and  76  from 
Wheeling.     Thomas  Brand,  postmaster. 

Brand  Wm  H,  general  store. 

Cordray  J  H,  coal  miner. 

Davis  Samuel,  blacksmith. 

Hawkins  Jonathan,  shoemaker. 

Hawkins  L  E,  coal  miner. 

McKinney  R  F,  flour  mill. 

Merifield  J  L,  carpenter  and  coal  miner. 

Morgan  Everette,  coal  miner. 

Morgan  L  L,  coal  miner. 

Nesbitte  J  G,  railroad  and  express  agent. 

Ross  J  M,  coal  miner. 

Satterfield  J  W,  coal  miner. 

Swither  F  &  C,  coal  miners. 


CANTWELL'S.  In  Ritchie  county, 
9  miles  southwest  of  Ritchie  C.  H. ,  its 
banking  and  shipping  point.  Mail,  semi- 
weekly.     B.  F.  Davis,  postmaster. 

Cantwell  Jesse  &  Co,  general  store. 

(  CAPERTON.  A  postoffice  and  sta- 
tion on  the  C.  &  O.  Ry,  in  Fayette  county, 
7  miles  east  of  Fayetteville  C.  H.  Popula- 
tion, 400.  Exp.,  Adams.  Alfred  Phillips, 
postmaster.*^ 


Bennett  F  Ef,  railroad,  exp  and  tel  agent. 
Cooper  Wm  Benny  &  Co,  coal  miners. 


JOSEPH  Bi  HALL,  Architect)  wheeiing0,t^anw^s^vi^tg?ntfa: 


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New  River  Colliery,  New  River  Coke  Co 

operators. 
Vandeii  George  W,  physician. 


CAPON  BRIDGE.  A  village  on 
CapoD  river,  in  the  eastern  part  of  Hamp- 
shire county,  22  miles  from  Romney  C.  H., 
and  250  from  Wheeling.  Winchester, Va., 
on  the  B.  &  O.  R.  R.,  19  miles  distant,  is 
the  nearest  shipping  point  and  bank  loca- 
tion. Population,  250.  M.  A.  Beall,  post- 
master. 

Cooper  Samuel,  general  store. 

Cooper  &  Haines,  general  store. 

Crane  Samuel,  blacksmith. 

Gardner  J  F,  physician. 

Hook  Archibald  M,  flour  and  saw  mill. 

Lovett  AO,  hotel. 

McKee  Riley  &  Son,  masons. 

Mellon  John  W,  undertkr  and  cabinetmkr. 

Offutt  S  J.  physician. 

Oglesbee  D  W,  general  store. 

Schaffemaker  Wm   S  jr,   blacksmith  and 

wagon  maker. 
Schaffemaker  &  Lupton,  farm  impts. 
Smith  John  A,  hotel. 
Zepp  E  H,  general  store. 

( CAPON  IRON  WORKS.  This 
postoffice  derives  its  name  from  the  exten- 
sive charcoal  cold  blast  furnace  for  manu- 
facture of  pig  iron  and  blooms.:,  It  is  in 
Hardy  county,  33  miles  from  Moorefield, 
the  county  seat.  Woodstock,  Va.,  is  the 
bankirg  town.  Ship  to  Capon  Road,  Va., 
22  miles  east,  on  B.  &■  O.  R.  R.  T.  B. 
Wilson,  postmaster. 

Keller  J  J  &  S  C,  mnfrs  of  pig  iron. 


CAPON  SPRINGS.  Also  known 
as  Watson  Town,  is  an  incorporated  vil- 
lage in  the  eastern  part  of  Hampshire 
■county,  35  miles  from  Romney  C.  H.,  and 
15  from  Capon  Roads,  Va.,  on  the  B.  &  O. 
R.  R.     M.  F.  Hannum,  postmaster. 

Hannum  &.  Gibson,  General  Store. 
Sale  S  B,  liverv. 
Sale  Wm  H,  hotel. 
White  G  A,  general  store. 

V  CARESS.  In  Braxton  county,  14 
miles  from  Sutton,  the  judicial  seat  and 
banking  point,  and  8  from  Flatwoods,  the 
shipping  point.     H.  Mollohan,  postmaster.^. 

Adkinson  B  H,  physician. 
Harper  Jacob  M,  shoemaker. 
Harper  Jeremiah,  mason. 
Lough  C  C,  blacksmith. 


Mollolian  Harrison,  Notary  Public 

and  Flour  Mill. 
Morrison  J  G,  lumber. 
Queen  J  L,  physician. 


(  C  ARKIN.  The  postoffice  at  Benning- 
ton colliery,  in  Kanawha  county,  l£  miles 
west  of  Maiden,  on  the  C.  &  O.  Ry,  and  9 
south  of  Charleston  C.  H.,  the  banking 
town.  Exp.,  Adams.  W.  8.  Carkin, 
postmaster  and  coal  miner  A 

/CARLISLE.  A  discontinued  post- 
office  in  Braxton  county.  Send  mail  to 
Hettie.  * 

CARMEL.  A  village  with  50  inhabi- 
tants in  Preston  county,  20  miles  south- 
east of  Kingwood  C.  H.,and  10  from  Terra 
Alta,  on  the  B.  &  O.  R.  R.,  from  whence 
it  receives  a  daily  mail.  E.  A.  Startzman, 
postmaster. 

Friesh  Wm,  flour  mill. 
Richardson  Rev  A  F  (Lutheran). 
Shaffer  J  W,  blacksmith  and  justice. 
Shaffer  L  C,  general  store  and  constable. 
Startzman  Thomas,  tanner. 


/  CARNEY.       A   recently    established 
postoffice  in  Kanawha  county.  \ 

CARPENTERS.  A  country  post- 
office  in  Putnam  county,19  miles  south  of 
Winfield  C.  H.,  and  9  from  Hurricane,  on 
C.  &  O.  Ry,  the  shipping  station.  Charles- 
ton is  the  banking  town.  S.  H.  Camp- 
bell, postmaster. 

Campbell  §  H,  General  Store. 
Campbell  S  H  &  B  M,  live  stock. 
Carpenter  &  Son ,  general  store. 
Carter  W  C,  physician. 


{  CARTER.  A  country  postoffice  in 
Fayette  county,  8  miles  west  of  Fayette- 
ville  C.  H.,  and  10  from  Cotton  Hill,  the 
nearest  shipping  point.  Mailt  triweekly. 
Theodore  Carter,  postmaster.   '•, 

Blake  W  B,  farmer. 

Carter  S  T,  farmer. 

Carter  Theodore,  Tanner. 

Case  E  N,  saw  mill. 

Taylor  Henry,  farmer. 

CASHMERE.  A  country  postoffice 
in  Monroe  county,  20  miles  southeast  of 
Monroe  C.  H.     Mail,  triweekly.  \ 

f  

/  CASSITY.      Formerly  known  as  Ash 


HARDWOODS 


POPLAR,  OAK,  ASH    AND  WALNUT.     LITTLE 
,  KANAWHA  LUMBER  CO.,  Parkersburg,  W.  Va. 


G.  Mendel  &  Co, 


FURNITURE  and  CARPETS, 

I    1124  MAIN    STREET,    -     WHEELING,  W.  VA. 


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Lick,  is  a  postoffice  in  Randolph  county, 
15  miles  from  Beverly  C.  H.,  and  20  from 
Elkins,  the  nearest  snipping  and  banking 
point.     W.  R.  Thome,  postmaster.} 

Currence  A  C,  farmer. 
Howell  J  E,  lumber. 
Phares  J  F,  live  stock. 
Poling  Eli,  live  stock  breeder. 
Sacks  J  F,  patent  medicines. 
Shreve  Wm,  farmer. 
Simmons  Eli,  apiarist. 
Snelson  T  P,  apiarist. 
Tliorne  W  R,  Flour  Mill. 


CASSVILLE.  In  Monongalia  coun- 
ty, 8  miles  from  Morgantown  C.  H.,  the 
nearest  shipping  point.  Has  a  private  bank. 
Population,  100.  Mail,  daily.  J.  W. 
Tucker,  postmaster. 

Barrackman  Jacob,  undertaker  and  carp. 
Berry  F  E,  carpenter. 
Berry  T  E,  flour  and  saw  mill. 
Brand  Richard,  pumper. 
Chesney  D  C,  pumper. 
Cole  Clarke,  coal  miner. 
Cole  James  B,  general  store. 
Cove  B,  live  stock. 
Higgins  Joseph,  shoemaker. 
Higgins  Wm  F,  book  agent. 
Huffman  David,  shoemaker. 
Layton  Albert,  painter. 
Layton  James  R,  blacksmith, 
Layton  Jane  M,  dressmaker. 
Layton  Wm  P,  oil  producer. 
Lemley  Lewis,  live  stock. 
Lough  Bros,  wagonmaker. 
McCann  Frank,  driller. 
Pickenpaugh  Joseph  S,  general  store. 
Poynter  Richard  H,  hotel  and  saddler. 
Ramsey  Marion  C,  gen  store  and  live  stock. 
Rinehart  Milton,  physician. 
Sanders  L  F,  supt  oil  field. 
Sutton  John,  banker. 
Teagarden  W,  wagonmaker. 
Tucker  J  W,  Harnessmaker  and  Lum- 
ber. 
Tucker  W  A,  harness  and  hardware. 
Wiedman  E  O,  blacksmith. 


CATAWBA.  On  the  Monongahela 
river,  and  F.  M.  &  P.  br.  of  the  B.  &  O. 
R.  R.,  in  Marion  county,  7  miles  from 
Fairmont,  the  judicial  seat  and  banking 
point.  Population,  200.  A.  Menifield, 
postmaster. 

Brown,  Hann  &  Co,  general  store. 
Harris  A  F,  grocer. 

Menifield  C  L,  railroad  and  express  agt. 
Radcliff  A,  grocer. 


CAVE.  A  rural  postoffice  in  Pendle- 
ton county,  10  miles  south  of  Franklin, 
the  judicial  seat.    Mail,  semi-weekly. 


CECIL.  On  the  G.  &  G.  R.  R.,  in 
Taylor  county,  7  miles  south  of  Grafton, 
the  judicial  seat  and  banking  point.  Mail, 
daily. 

f  CEDAR  GROVE.     On  the  C.  &  O. 

Ry,  in  Kanawha  county,  13  miles  south- 
east of  Charleston,  the  judicial  seat  and 
banking  point.     Exp.,  Adamsi 

Cedar  Grove  Colliery,  Cedar  Grove 
Mining  Co  Operators. 


CEDAR     VALLEY. 

county.     See  Georgetown. 


Monongalia 


CEDARVILLE.  In  Gilmer  county, 
12  miles  from  Glenville,  the  county  seat, 
16  from  Burnsville,  the  nearest  shipping 
point,  and  18  from  Sutton,  the  nearest 
bank  location.  Population,  100.  A.  R. 
Cosby,  postmaster. 

Beall  F  C,  hotel. 

Bond,  physician. 

Burk  J  H,  general  store. 

Cosby  A  It,  General  Store  and  Notary 

Public. 
Cunningham,  physician. 
Greenleaf  Mint,  barber. 
Jack  W  H,  general  store  and  flour  mill. 
Martin  Rev  A. 
Piercy  Perry,  constable. 
Rutherford  D  S,  carpenter. 
Sallaz  Rev  A  P. 
Wilmeth  Eli,  blacksmith. 


C  CENTENNIAL.  A  country  postoffice 
in  the  eastern  part  of  Monroe  county,  15    \ 
miles  east  of  Union  C.    H.    and   banking 
point,    200   from  Wheeling,  and  15i  from 
Alleghany,   Va.,   on  the  C.  &  O.  Ry,  the      / 
shipping    point.       Thomas    J.    Wickline,    J 
postmaster  and  superintendent  of  county  / 
schools/}  Jy 

CENTER.  The  postoffice  at  McCurdy- 
ville,  in  Monongalia  county,  15  miles  east 
of  Morgantown  C.  H.,  and  12  north  of 
Fairmont,  the  nearest  bank  location  and 
shipping  point. 

CENTER  POINT.  A  farmers'  post- 
office  in  Doddridge  county,  17  miles  north- 
east of  West  Union  C.  H.  and  shipping 
point.     Mail,  tri-weekly. 

CENTRAL  STATION.    A  village 


Hat  and  Bonnet  Bleacher, 


It.  F.  POTTS,  Mnfr  of  Hat  and  Bonnet  Frames.  AH 
kinds  of  Straw  and  Felt  Hats  Reshaped  into  the  Latest  Styles. 
34   16tli  St.,   Wheeling,  W.   Va.    See  Page  5. 


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on  B.  &  O.  R.  R..  in  Doddridge  county,  3 
miles  west  of  West  Union,  the  judicial 
•seat,  and  150  from  Wheeling.  Clarks- 
burgh  is  the  location  of  the  nearest  bank. 
Population,  300.  Exp.,  U.  8.  J.  W. 
Stuck,  postmaster. 

Harris  Daniel,  tanner. 

Jones  Dr  W  S,  justice  and  drugs. 

McGraw  Mrs,  hotel. 

McGregor  J  B,  General  Store. 

Morrison  J  J,  flour  and  saw  mill. 

O'Neal  Michael,  general  store. 

Ruley  F  J  &  Bro,  general  store  and  saw 

mill. 
•Sherwood  B  F,  wagonmaker. 
Stuck  3  W,  Lawyer. 
Thomas  Isaac  W,  carpenter. 


CENTREVILLE.  A  village  in 
Wayne  county,  6  miles  northwest  of 
Wayne  C.  H.,  and  5  from  White's  Creek, 
the  nearest  shipping  point.  Population, 
500.     Michael  Stump,  postmaster. 

Ballenger  Ely,  carpenter. 
Ferguson  Jameson,  general  store. 
Hazelett  Robert,  wagonmaker. 
Hutchison  Peter  D,  blacksmith. 
Hutchison  Wm  C,  justice. 
Johnson  Wm,  shoemaker. 
Marshall  John,  physician. 
Newman  James  H,  coal  miner. 
Reed  Daniel,  flour  mill. 
Riggs  J  H,  constable. 
Rutherford  Wayne,  constable. 
Shannon  John  B,  fruit. 
Smith  Frank,  cattle. 

'Stump  Michael,  Saddler  and  Notary 
Public.  

CEREDO.  A  town  on  the  Ohio  river 
and  on  the  C.  &  O.  Ry,  in  the  north  of 
Wayne  countv,  20  miles  northwest  of 
Wayne.  Population,  1,100.  Exp.,  Adams, 
Tel.,  W.  U.   I.  Bios?,  postmaster. 

Bloss  W  M,  druggist. 

Burks  C  C,  grocer 

Ceredo  Advance,  T  T  McDougal  editor 
and  publr. 

Chapman  A  H,  grocer. 

Cole  Columbus,  general  store. 

Eckert  B  F,  railroad  and  tel  agent. 

Evicks  Wm,  blacksmith. 

fergusou  &  Ramsdell,  livery. 

Fischback  J  G,  flour  mill. 

Glendenning  &  McCracken,  saw  and  plan- 
ing mill. 

Hoard  S  F,  architect, 

Hopkins  C  L,  physician. 


Hughes  J  A  &  Co,  general  store. 

Johnson  R  M,  justice. 

Johnson  W  M,  confectioner. 

Kelly  Bros,  livery. 

McDougal  T  T,  editor  and  publr  Advance. 

Millender  J  H  Lumber  Co,  general  store. 

Peters  Charles  W,  tinner. 

Pile  H  M,  grocer. 

Rule  Edward,  hotel. 

Shirley  R  V,  physician. 

Sturgill  W  F,  physician. 

Waugh  J  W,  general  store. 

Wharton  J  T,  physician. 

Willis  H,  grocer. 

Wright  Bros,  grocers. 

Wright  D,  express  agent. 

Wright  &  Mott,  meat  market. 


CHAP.  In  Boone  county,  18  miles 
from  Madison,  the  judicial  seat,  and  30 
from  Winnifried,  its  shipping  point.  Pop- 
ulation, 50.     C.  H.  Miller,  postmaster. 

Bailey  L,  carpenter. 

Brown  George,  general  store. 

Brown  Rev  Wm. 

Miller  C  H,  General  Store. 

Miller  S  P,  general  store. 

Price  W  L,  mason. 

Riley  Evert,  coal  miner. 

Stephen  A  H,  carpenter. 

Workman  D  P,  grain  dealer  and  blksmith. 

\  CHAPEL.  Small  village  in  Braxton 
county,  9  miles  northwest  of  Sutton,  the 
seat  of  justice,  its  nearest  railroad  point 
and  bank  location.  Population,  24.  Wm. 
K.  Bender,  postmaster."^ 

Bender  Andrew,  general  store  and  lumber. 

Render  Wm  K,  General  Store. 

Brady  J  H,  blacksmith. 

Engel  F  J,  saw  mill. 

Harris  &  Simmons,  flour  mill. 

Hudkins  M  T,  carpenter. 


CHAPMANVILLE.  A  village  in 
Logan  county,  11  miles  north  of  Logan 
C.  H.,  and  40  southwest  of  Brownstown, 
on  the  C.  &  O.  Ry,  its  nearest  railroad 
point.  Population,  50.  John  R.  Chap- 
man, postmaster. 

Chapman  3  C,  General  Store. 
Chapman  W  H,  general  store. 
Dingess  P  M,  general  store. 
Muffins  M  B,  general  store. 
Peck  JE&  Bros,  general  store. 
Peck  R  W  &  J  E,  saw  and  grist  mill. 
Stone  W  H,  general  store. 


Pianos,  Organs,  Sheet  Music,  Music  Books  and  Musical  Merchandise. 

Instruments  Sold  on  Easy  monthly  Payments. 

J.P.WI^SEL,  Cumberland,  Md. 


Poahnrfu  Inoiiranna  Pn  of  wheeling,  w.va.  Losses  Paid  to 

rCdUUUy  UlbUianUC  UUi  Citizens  of  West  Va.,  over  $500,000.00. 


( 


98 


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WEST    VIRGINIA    STATE    GAZETTEER 


CHA 


CHARLESTON. '  '  The  history  of 
West  Virginia's  capital  is  rather  interest- 
ing. For  a  long  time  it  remained  practi- 
cally on  wheels,  vibrating  back  and  forth 
between  Wheeling  and  Charleston,  until 
mapmakers  began,  in  order  to  be  on  the 
safe  side,  to  mark  both  places  as  capitals. 
The  State  was  new  and  in  an  unsettled 
condition,  and  this  restlessness  on  the  part 
of  the  seat  of  government  was  something 
in  keeping  with  the  general  character  of  a 
new  order  of  things.  It  soon  became  evi- 
dent, though,  to  the  people  of  the  State, 
that  this  sort  of  thing  wouldn't  do,  and, 
after  a  hard  fight,  Charleston  was  decided 
on  by  a  popular  vote  as  the  permanent  seat 
of  government.  In  1885,  after  a  stay  of 
ten  years  in  Wheeling,   the  capital  was 


tion,  open  throughout  the  year,  Charleston 
enjoys  facilities  for  river  transportation 
almost  unequaled.  By  means  of  the  C.  & 
O.  Ry  on  one  side  of  the  Kanawha,  and 
thd  K.  &  M.  on  the  other,  which  furnishes 
direct  communication  with  Columbus  and 
Toledo,  Ohio,  and  Chicago,  111.,  Charles- 
ton is  placed  within  easy  access  of 
the  world.  Seven  hours  is  the  time 
to  Cincinnati,  sixteen  to  Chicago, 
and  nineteen  to  New  York.  Charles- 
ton is  one  of  the  principal  cities  in 
the  southern  part  of  the  State  ;  and  upon 
her  is  dependent  almost  the  entire  popula- 
tion of  the  counties  south  of  the  center  of 
the  State.  With  the  rapid  development 
that  has  been  in  progress  in  this  section 
and  the  consequent  increase  in  the  busi- 


CAPITOL 

returned  to  Charleston.  Periodically  some 
one  brings  up  the  question  of  its  removal, 
but  it  never  meets  with  favor,  and  the 
entire  State  has  long  looked  on  the 
capital  question  as  permanently  settled. 
Charleston  was  settled  in  1787,  and  until 
1800  was  known  as  Charlestown.  It  is 
beautifully  located  in  the  valley  of  the 
Great  Kanawha,  60  miles  from  its  mouth, 
40  miles  below  the  head  of  navigation 
at  Kanawha  Falls  and  232  miles  from 
Wheeling.  The  Elk  river  flows  along  its 
western  border  and  empties  into  the  Kana- 
wha, forming  the  corporate  limits  of  the 
city.  The  valley  is  hemmed  in  on  either 
side  with  mountains — some  of  the  outlying 
portions  of  the  Alleghany  range — which 
follow  the  winding  course  of  the  river  and 
give  to  Charleston  the  appearance  of  being 
completely  surrounded  by  hills.  Almost 
at  the  head  of  3,000  miles  of  river  naviga- 


BUILDING. 

ness  of  Charleston,  it  is  no  wonder  that 
she  has  grown  and  grown  rapidly.  The 
census  of  1890  shows  an  increase  of  nearly 
100  per  cent,  in  the  population  of  the  city 
in  ten  years.  Charleston's  limits  are 
cramped,  comprising  not  over  375  acres, 
and  a  considerable  portion  of  her  popula- 
tion as  well  as  of  her  industrial  plants  are 
located  beyond  the  city  limits.  This  will 
account  in  some  measure  for  Charleston's 
small  population  as  shown  by  the  last  cen- 
sus, being  put  down  at  about  7,000.  Im- 
mediately adjoining  Charleston  and  sep- 
arated only  by  the  Elk  river,  which  is 
spanned  by  three  free  bridges,  are  the  vil- 
lages of  West  Charleston  and  Glen  Elk, 
with  a  population  of  over  2,000.  These 
places  are  as  much  a  part  of  Charleston  a& 
if  they  were  Within  the  corporation,  and 
there  is  a  bill  now  before  the  West  Vir- 
ginia Legislature  to  provide  for  the  exten- 


T  TQTTflRS    P.  WELTZ&  CO.,  WHOLESALE  LIQUOR  DEALERS, 

JUJL^  hJ  \SJLYKJ»    1118  Main  and  1121  Market  St.,      Wheeling,  W.  Va. 


CHR  AND   BUSINESS    DIEKCTOBT.  CHA 


99 


sion  of  the  city  so  as  to  include  these 
places.  On  the  east,  separated  by  an  im- 
aginary line  only,  is  the  town  of  Ruffner, 
with  a  population  of  several  hundred,  and 
the  South  Side,  across  the  Kanawha,  has 
almost  as  many.  These  suburbs,  all  lying 
within  a  mile  of  the  center  of  the  city, 


portion  of  the  city.  "Water  works  were 
organized  and  now  water  is  supplied  con- 
stantly to  the  fire  plugs  on  nearJy  every 
corner  and  to  private  consumers,  the 
water  being  pumped  direct  from  the 
Elk  River  and  at  a  capacity  of 
3,000,000    gallons    per    day.    With    the 


POSTOFFICE  AND  U 

swell  the  population  of  Charleston  proper 
to  between  10,000  and  11,000,  of  which 
much  more  than  half  represents  the  growth 
of  ten  years.  Not  in  numbers  alone  has 
the  city  advanced  in  the  last  ten  years,  but 
especially  marked  has  been  the  material 
progress  in  that  time.  Every  street  in  the 
business  portion  has  been  paved,  and  many 
others,  giving  good  streets  to  almost  every 


S.  COURT  BUiL,m.Mi. 

water  works  came  the  increased 
necessity  of  sewers,  and  the  city  is  now 
undermined  with  a  network  of  sewers  that 
suffice  to  carry  off  all  surface  water  and 
waste,  leaving  the  city  clean  and  healthy. 
The  gas  street  lamps  have  given  way  to  an 
excellent  system  of  electric  arc  lighting, 
while  gas,  incandescent  and  arc  electricity, 
or  any  of  them,  may   be  used  by  private 


1ICE. 


Wholesale    and  Retail.    PUKE     SPRING    WATER 


J.  HUNTER  SMITH,  Piedmont,  W.  Va 


:ice. 


STEEL. 


TOOL,  HOE 
AND  LAY 


,E  i  The  W.  H.  Smith  Hardware  Co., 

•      f  P4RKERSBVRG,    W.    VA. 


100 


CHA 


WEST    VIRGINIA    STATE    GAZETTEER 


CHA 


consumers.  Compressed  though,  the  city 
is,  within  narrow  limits,  means  of  trans- 
portation have  been  found  neeessary,  and 
the  Charleston  Street  Railway  is  the  result. 
Over  two  miles  of  railway  are  in  success- 
ful operation .  One  thing  of  which  Charles- 
ton is  especially  proud  is  her  free  school 
system.  Three  large  school  buildings,  two 
for  whites  and  one  for  colored,  are  always 
crowded,  and  now  with  one  large  building 
only  recently  completed,  at  a  cost  of  $60,- 
000,  more  buildings  are  necessary,  and  two 
new  buildings  will  be  required  within  a 
year,  one  for  white  and  one  for  colored 


the  Hotel  Ruffner,  constructed  at  a  cost  of 
$125,000;  and  the  new  rotary  steel  cell  jail. 
There  are  many  handsome  blocks  of  busi- 
ness houses,  among  them  being  the  new 
opera  house,  and  Roy  Furniture  Co.'s 
building,  the  Gazette,  Wilson,  Washburne, 
Coyle  &  Richardson,  and  Shrewsbury 
blocks,  and  others  now  in  course  of  build- 
ing. The  proposed  new  Masonic  Temple 
will  occupy  a  prominent  corner  site  and 
be  a  monument  of  architectural  beauty. 
The  banking  interests  of  Charleston  show 
a  healthy  condition  of  business.  The  Kan- 
awha Valley  Bank  has  a  capital  and  reserve 


KANAWHA  COUNTY  COURT  HOUSE. 


jpupils.  Iu  the  erection  of  buildings  for 
public  worship,  Charleston  has  equaled 
many  a  city  twice  her  size.  The  stone  ed- 
ifices of  the  First  and  Kanawha  Presbyter- 
ian and  St.  John's  Episcopal  churches  are 
handsome  enough  for  any  city  and  are 
models  of  beauty,  comfort  and  elegance 
worthy  of  imitation.  Aside  from  these 
are  three  Methodist  (one  colored),  two  Bap- 
tist (one  colored),  Catholic  and  Christian 
churches.  Among  other  public  buildings 
may  be  mentioned  the  Capitol,  a  magnifi- 
cent structure  of  stone  and  brick,  the  Unit- 
ed States  Court  House  and  Postoffice,  a 
handsome  pressed  brick  building  with 
brown  stone  trimmings;  the  Mercer  School, 


of  $450,000,  the  Charleston  National  Bank 
$150,000,  and  the  Citizens'  National  Bank 
$130,000.  Charleston's  industrial  estab- 
lishments, while  not  one  of  them  is  large 
enough  to  make  the  city  to  any  extent 
dependent  upon  it,  when  taken  together 
form  a  very  important  factor  in  the  city's 
prosperity.  In  these  various  establish- 
ments from  1,000  to  1,500  persons  are 
regularly  employed,  and  every  concern  is 
iu  a  prosperous  condition.  All  run  regu- 
larly, have  had  no  strikes  or  shut-downs, and 
all  are  growing.  Charleston  is  essentially 
a  commercial  city.  Not  only  are  Kanawha 
and  the  adjoining  counties  dependent  on 
her  for  their  supplies  of  all  kinds,  but 


FURNISHED  AT  LOWEST  MARKET  KATES. 

DEALERS  IN  AND  SHIPPERS  OF  ALL  KINDS  OF 

SOFT  AND  ANTHRACITE  COALS 

For  Family  and  Industrial  Purposes. 

CORRESPONDENCE  SOLICITED. 

Telephone  Mo.  94. 

CHARLESTON  NATIONAL  BANK  BUILDING, 
CHARLESTON,  W.  VA. 


YVM.  LOHMEYER. 


H.  S.  FAYVCETT. 


MURRAY  BR1GGS. 


R.  L.  FRASIER. 


KC_  S.  PAWCETT  &Z  CO., 


LOANS, 


INSURANCE 


RENTS, 


Bureau  for  the  Sale  of  Coal  and  Timber  Lands.     Prompt  Personal  Attention 

to  all  Orders  by  mail. 


OFFICES  : 


Charleston  National  Bank  Building, 
CHARLESTON,   W.  VA. 


Cor.  Washington  Ave.  and  Nineteenth  St. 
KANAWHA  CITY,  W.  VA. 


CHARLESTON, 


FOR  ALL  CLASSES  OF  BUILDINGS  CAREFULLY  AND 
ARTISTICALLY  PREPARED. 

Large  Office  Buildings  and  Fine  Residences 

J&.   SPECIALTY. 


AND   B08INK88    DIRECTORY.  103 

0C-NE  &  DRYD£yv 

W  SUCCESSORS  TO  5 

B.  -A-  BOOUE, 

ARTIST  TAILORS  - 
MEN'S  OUTFITTERS. 


KNOX   HATS   A   SPECIALTY. 


FINE  SHIRTS  TO  ORDER. 


CAPITOL  STREET, 

CHARLESTON,    W.    VA. 


A  PERFECT  FIT  GUARANTEED. 


ORRESPONDENCE    INVITED.  •• 


OUT-OF-TOWN  PATRONAGE  SOLICITED. 


104 


WEST    VIRGINIA    STATE    GAZETTEER 


HOTEL  RUFFNER 


$ 


*  DCVTflU    P    PIICUMAU      Drnnro  < 


PEYTON  &  CUSHMAN.  Proprs. 


All  City  Work  Called  for  and  Delivered. 

Out-of-town  Patronage  Solicited  and  Satisfaction  Guaranteed. 
We  have  Facilities  for  doing  Good  Work  on  Short  Notice. 
A  Trial  will  Convince. 

CHARLESTON,  WEST  VIRGINIA, 


AND    BUSINESS    DIRECTORY.  105 


SHOES.         SLIPPERS. 


PERCY  W.LAIDLEY 


FASHIONABLE 
OOTWEAR 


FOR 


106 


WEST    VIRGINIA    STATE    GAZETTEER 


Hu  DIAMOND 


Manufacturers  of  and  Whole- 
sale and  Retail  Dealers 
in 

ICE, 

Made  of 

Pure,  Distilled  Water. 

CAPACITY,  25  TONS. 

•  SLACK,  Pres.  fhaHpQtnn 

E.  W.  STAUNTON,  Vice-Pres.  ^iiaL  icotuii, 

F.  M.  STAUNTON,  Ssc.  and  Treas.  WEST  VIRGINIA. 


AND    BUSINESS    DIRECTORY. 


107 


O.    H.   MICHAELSON, 

CHARLESTON,  -  -  WEST  VIRGINIA, 

AGENT  FOR  AND  DEALER  IN 

STATIONARY  AND  PORTABLE 

STEAM  ENGINES 

DOUBLE  AND  SINGLE  CIRCULAR  SAW  MILLS. 

Grist  Mill  Machinery,  Self  Twine  Binders,  Steam  and  Horse  Power  Thresh- 
ing Machines,  Benpers,  Harrows,  Mowers,  Plows,  Grain  Drills.  Sulky  Bakes, 

AGRICULTURAL 


MACHINERY, 

Belting,  Packing,  Hardware 
and  Bepairs. 

PLUMBERS, 

G-as  and  8team  Fitters',  and  Elec- 
trical Supplies. 


GUNS,  CARTRIDGES, 

PISTOLS,  SHELLS, 

and  all  kinds  of 

SPORTMEN'S  GOODS. 


Aeeuc;  lur 


Domestic  Sowing  Machines. 

Dealer  in 

PIANOS  AND  ORGANS, 

Sheet  Music,  Guitars, 

Music  Book*,  Violin*, 

German  Accordeone,  Trimmings 
Banjos,  Strings, 


AND  ALL  KINDS  OF 


MUSICAL  MER  HANDISE. 


108 


WEST  VIRGINIA   STATK    GAZETTEER 


FIRE. 


LIFE. 


GOSHORIT'S 


Insurance  Agency- 


CHARLESTON,  W.  VA. 


E.J.G0SH0RN. 


Office,  261  Kanawha  Street. 

p.  o.  BOX  393. 


COMPANIES  REPRESENTED: 

PHffiNIX  INSURANCE  COMPANY,  of  Hartford,  Conn. 

INSURANCE  COMPANY  OF  NORTH  AMERICA,  of  Philadelphia,  Pa. 
PENNSYLVANIA  FIRE  INSURANCE  COMPANY,  of  Philadelphia,  Pa 

STATE  INVESTMENT  AND  INSURANCE  COMPANY,  of  San  Francisco,  Cal. 
TEOTONIA  FIRE  INSURANCE  COMPANY,  of  Dayton,  Ohio. 

EMPLOYERS'  LIABILITY  ASSURANCE  CORPORATION, of  London.Knfr. 
METROPOLITAN  PLATE  GLASS  INSURANCE  CO.,  of  New  York  City. 


ACCIDENT. 


PLATE  CLASS. 


JOHN  McGRATH. 

ED.  BAUER.  >»^y 


21  SUMMERS  STREET. 

DEALERS 
IN 

FINE 

uors 

AND 

CIGARS. 

Call  on   us. 


^>         Best  Tables  in 
CHARLESTON. 


AND    BUSINESS    DIRECTORY. 


109 


BURLEW  OPERA  COMPANY 


OPENED  OCT.  31,  1891. 

FBANK  WOODMAN,  Pres. 
J.  A.  de  GRUYTEB,  Sec. 

B.  L.  FBASIEB, 

Supt.  of  Bldg.  and  Stage  Mngr. 

CAPACITY,  1,500. 

This  Elegant  New  Opera  House 

has  just  been  Completed,  and 

is  second  to  none. 
Equipped     with    all    Modern 

Stage  Appliances. 
The    Auditorium    is    on    the 

Ground  Floor. 


ADDRESS, 

N.  S.  BURLEW, 

Bus.  Mngr.  and  Treas., 

CHARLESTON,  W.VA. 


Woolen  Mills  and  Machine  Shops. 

J.  C.  ROY,  President. 

FRANK  WOODMAN,  Secretary  and  Treasurer. 


ALL-WOOL 


HOSIERY,     YARNS, 
FLANNELS,   SKIRTS, 


JEANS, 
BLANKETS. 


CHARLESTON,  WEST  VIRGINIA. 


110  WEST    VIRGINIA    STATE    GAZETTEER 

STEELE  A.  HAWKINS  &  CO., 

REAL  ESTATE  BROKERS, 

Office,  U.  S.  Custom  House,  CHARLESTON,  W.  VA. 


A  Choice  Selection  of  Coal  and  Timber  Lands  throughout  the  State  for  sale 

at  Bargains ;    also  Improved  and  Unimproved  City  Property, 

both  Suburban  and  Central  Locations. 

I  control  the  sale  of  many  acres  of  valuable  farming  and  grazing  lands. 
All  the  above  offered  cheap  and  on  easy  terms. 

Correspondence  invited  from  those  contemplating  locating  in  West  Virginia.    Ref- 
erences furnished  on  application. 

A.  P.  S.  DEEM.  G.  E.  BOYER 

DBB7VY  St  BOYER, 

TheUrbaneTailors 


t=> 


OS 


FIT  GUARANTEED  OR  MONEY  REFUNDED. 
308  Virginia  St.,      -       CHARLESTON,  W.  VA. 


AND    BUSINESS  DIRECTORY. 


WEST   VIRGINIA    STATB    GAZETTEER 


TOLEDO  &  OHIO  CENTRAL  RY. 


KANAWHA  &  MICHIGAN  RY. 

KANAWHA  SHORT  LINE. 

NEW  THROUGH  LINE 

BETWEEN 


CHARLES 


AND 


ATHENS,  O.,  MIDDLEPORT,  O., 
COLUMBUS,  O., 


AND  ALL  POINTS  IN  THE 


KANAWHA   VALLEY. 

CONNECTIONS  AT  CHARLESTON  WITH  C.  &  O.  R'Y  FOR 
RICHMOND,  Etc.,  Etc. 

THROUGH  TICKETS  ON    SALE   TO   ALL    PRINCIPAL  POINTS    IN 

OHIO,  MICHIGAN,  INDIANA,  VIRGINIA  AND  THE 

SOUTHWEST. 

BAGGAGE  CHECKED  THROUGH  TO  DESTINATION. 

This  is  He  Favorite  Eonte  North  and  South  between  Michigan,  Ohio  1  West  Virginia. 


RT^lVTPlVr  Kl?R    That  when  traveling  over  the  "Kanawha  Short  Line"  between 
"AJillUlTlDUlAi  the  North  and  South,  you  eDjoy  comparative  freedom  from  changes,  and 
make  more  direct  connections  through  Union  Depots  than  by  any  other  route. 


H.  E.  MOORE,  Southern  Pass.  Agent,  CHARLESTON,  W.  VA. 

T.  HI.  PEE  LA  R,  MOULTON  HOUR,  J.  III.  FERRIS, 

Qen'l  Superintendent.  Gen'l  Pass'gr  Agt.  Gen'l  Manager. 

TOLEDO,  O. 


ALL 

Kinds  of 


Insurance 


Issued  by  SOMMERS  &  SOMMERS, 
General  Agents,      Clarksburg,  W.  Va. 


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almost  every  county  in  the  southern  half 
of  the  State  has  to  send  to  Charleston  for 
the  necessities  of  life  and  whatever  else  is 
purchased.  Such  a  dependency  has  built 
up  an  immense  wholesale  trade  in  this  city. 
Already  Charleston  does  an  annual  whole- 
sale business  of  about  $7,000,000.  Among 
its  important  industries  may  be  named  2 


phone.      Capt.   H.    C.   McWhorter,   post- 
master. 
Adams,  Couch  &  Smith  (W  W  Adams, 

C  B  Couch,  H  B  Smith),  lawyers. 
Albright        Harrison,       Architect, 

Charleston  National  Bank  Bldg,  Capitol. 

{Seep  102.) 
Alexander  A  S,  lawyer. 


FIRST  PRESBYTERIAN  CHURCH. 


machine  shops,  2  lumber  mnfrs,  1  woolen 
mil),  2  flour  mills,  1  furniture  factory  (Elk 
City),  3  saw  mills,  2  brick  yards,  2  wagon 
works,  and  boiler  works,  r  The  press  is 
represented  by  the  Kanawha  Gazette  the 
Star  Tribune,  issued  daily  and  weekly; 
the  Kanawha  Democrat,  and  the  JSonpariel 
issued  weekly .%  Coal  and  lumber  are  ex- 
tensively exported  Exp.,  Adams  and  U. 
S.      Tel  ,    W.      U.      Mail,    daily.      Tele- 


Alleman  John,  grocer. 
Ankrom  J  P  &  Sons,  nurserymen. 
Armstrong  J  H,  tailor. 
Arnold,    Abney  &  Co  (Francis  W  Abney, 
Edwin  A  Barnes),  wholesale  dry  goods. 
Arter  John  Y,  whol  paints  and  oils. 
Arthur  Robert  H,  shoemaker. 
Aylor  J  W,  physician. 
Baer  Benjamin,  whol  liquors. 
Baer  Isaac,  meat  market. 


Hvnaitfri  FloPtrir  ManhinOC  for  Insulated  Lighting,  Arc  or  Incandescent. 
UjfliaiHU  LIGblllU  iTiabKIIIGO  THE  ELECTRICAL  CONSTRUCTION  AND 
MAINTENANCE  CO.,    125   Fifth  Avenue,   Pittsburgh,  Pa.     Telephone   1774. 


I.  G.  Dillon  &  Co." 


o  WATCH  on  Earth  will  Beat  the  VACHERON 
&  CONSTANTIN. 
We  are  Sole  Agents.        WHEELING,  W.  VA. 


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Baker  N  P,  roadmaster  K  &  M  Ry. 

Baldridge  J  R,  mngr  Telephone  Exchange 
and  ticket  agent  C  &  0  Ry. 

Baldwin  Alexander,  dyer. 

Barber  Timothy  L,  physician. 

Barlow  George  T,  furniture  and  livery. 

Barr  Rev  J  C  (Presbyterian). 

Barr  Wm  B,  paints  and  oils. 

Barth  Mrs  Barbara,  grocer. 

Barth  John,  baker. 

Barth  &  Hardardt  (Nicholas  Barth,  John 
Hardardt),  saloon. 

Beardsley  Frank  L,  lawyer. 

Bekenstein  Wolf,  jeweler. 

Seller  Bros  (Andrew  F  Beller),  Mnfrs 
Fine  Cigars,  253  Kanawha.    (Seep  121.) 

Beller  George  W,  saloon. 

Bibby  James  &  Bro,  flour  mill. 

Bibby  R  L  &  A  R  (Robert  L  and  Albert 
R),  flour  and  feed. 

Biern  &  Friedman  (E  Biern,  J  Friedman), 
dry  goods. 

Big  Kanawha  &  Ohio  River  Packet  Co 
(capital,  $20,000),  L  A  Carr  pres,  How- 
ard Donnally  general  mngr. 

Black  H  K,  clerk  circuit  court. 

Blackburn  Robert  M,  saloon. 

Blair  A  C,  Lawyer  and  Notary.  (See  p 
181.) 

Blubaugti  George  O,  Propr  South 
Side  Lumber  Co.     (See  opp.) 

Boggs  Ed  L,  whol  and  retail  druggist. 

Boggs  Hugh  L,  lawyer. 

Bohnert  Joseph,  shoemaker. 

Boiarsky  Fischer,  jeweler. 

Boiler  John,  barber. 

Boone  &  ©ryden  (Edwin  A  Boone, 
Charles  Dryden),  Merchant  Tailors, 
Capitol.     (Seep  103.) 

Boone  &  Peyton  (E  A  Boone,  Charles  S 
Peyton),  boarding  stable. 

Botkin  Lawrence  A,  boots  and  shoes. 

Bowles  Bros  (John  and  Frank),  barbers. 

Boyd  A  E,  sergeant. 

Boyd  Bros  (Alexander  D  and  James 
P),  Dealers  in  Fine  Groceries  and  Coun- 
try Produce,  cor  Clendennin  and  Lovall. 

Boyle  Robert,  confectioner. 

Brannen  &  Bro  (W  P  and  A  A),  saloon. 

Brawley  David  A,  stoves  and  tinware. 

Brawley  &  Holliday  (D  A  Brawley,  G  H 
Holliday),  real  estate. 

Broun  Thomas  L,  lawyer. 

Brown  &  Co  (F  C  Brown,  H  A  Starr), 
feed. 

Brown  &  Jackson  (James  F  Brown,  M 
Jackson),  lawyers. 

Bryant  M,  grocer. 

Budd  P  R&  Co  (Peter  R  Budd,  T  B  Col- 
lier), wholesale  coal. 


Budd  &  Forbus  (Peter  R  Budd,  M  S  For" 
bus),  ties. 

Burdett  Samuel  C,  lawyer  and  U  S  dis- 
trict attorney. 

Burlew  Abraham,  lawyer. 

Burlew  Noyes  S,  Hardware;  Treas- 
and  Mngr  Burlew  Opera  Co,  Kanawha. 

Burlew  Opera  Company  (Capital, 
$50,000).  Frank  Woodman  Pres,  N  S- 
Butlew  Treas  and  Mngr,  J  A  de  Gruy- 
ter  Sec,  Proprs  Opera  House,  Capitol 
near  State  Capitol.     (See  p  109.) 

Burt  B  R,  harnessmaker. 

Butler  Printing  Co  (Capital  Stock, 
$50,000),  C  H  Cargo  Pres,  S  C  Butler 
Sec,  Treas  and  Mngr,  Printers  and 
Bookbinders,  252  Virginia.     (See  p  181.} 

Buttrick  Edwin  L,  lawyer. 

Byrnes  John,  saloon. 

Caldwell  Alfred,  Attorney  General. 

Campbell  Albert  H,  civil  engineer. 

Campbell  Albert  M,  civil  engineer. 

Capito  Charles,  whol  liquors. 

Capitol  House,  E  F  Dewey  Propr; 
$1  per  Day,  159  Capitol.     (Seep  121  ) 

Capitol  Steam  Laundry,  Marshall  &  Co 
proprs. 

Cappeller  Buggy  Works,  John  R 
Cappeller  Propr.     (See  opp.) 

Cappeller  John  R,  fropr  Cappeller 
Buggy  Works.    (See  opp.) 

Carel  F  &  Co,  publrs  Trades  Union. 

Carlon  James,  coutr  and  house  mover. 

Carper  &  Laughorn  (J  P  Carper,  H  L 
Laughorn),  painters. 

Carr  Lawrence,  physician. 

Carr  L  A  Milling  Co  (capital,  $75,000),  L 
A  Carr  pres,  Jack  Carr  sec  and  treas, 
flour  mill. 

Carr  Robert  S,  Pres  South  Side  Land 
and  Improvement  Co. 

Carr  Wm  C,  dentist. 

Carwithen  E  H,  bill  poster. 

Cavin  Mrs  A  V,  milliner. 

Cavin  John  J,  saloon. 

Chamberlain  John  E,  insurance. 

Champe  Charles  E,  saloon. 

Champe  &  Gilchrist,  boots  and  shoes. 

Chapman  Sylvester,  county  attorney. 

Charleston  Dry  Docks  Co,  J  J  Thayer 
supt,  saw  and  planing  mill. 

Charleston  Gas  and  Electric  Co,  E  B 
Knight  pres,  Philip  Frankenberger  sec 
and  treas.  O  H  Michaelson  supt. 

Charleston  National  Hank  (capital,  $100,- 
000;  surplus,  $30,000),  L  Pritchard  pres, 
E  A  Bird  cash. 

Charleston  Nonpariel,  J  V  Hender- 
son Publisher,  Capitol. 


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Capitol  St.,  opp.  State  House,  CHARLESTON,  W.  VA. 


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Always  in  stock  the   finest  assortment  of  CARRIAGES,   PHAETONS,    SIDE    BARS,    SPRING 
WAGONS,  ROAD  CARTS  and  FARM  WAGONS. 

Everything  in  the  Carriage  or  Wagon  line  manufactured  at  short  notice. 

RST  CI  A  I  D  I  M  O  in  a11  its  branches.    We  furnish  all  kinds  of  parts  for  Buggies 
d  wr    ****  |  m  I  *M  %Jt  and  Wagons,  and  fit  them  on  same. 
NEW  Buggies  exchanged  for  OLD. 

Patronage  solicited,  especially  out  of  city.    Correspond  with  me  and  get  my  prices  before  placing 
your  order. 

GEORGE  O.  BLUBAUGH, 

PROPRIETOR  OF 

South  Side  Saw  i  Planing  Mill, 

CHARLESTON,  WEST  VIRGINIA. 


FINISHED  LUMBER 

OP  -A.I-.ILi  IKIltf  IDS, 


INCLUDING 


Flooring,  Ceiling,  Sidings  Moulding. 

A  good  assortment  of  SEASONED  LUMBER  and 
FRAMING  TIMBER  always  in  stock. 
K^"  Correspondence  invited. 


Mineral  and  Soda  Water  Supplies. 


C.  M.  Shrewsbury, 

PARKERSBURG,   WEST  VA. 


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Charleston  Street  Railway  Co  (capital, 
$50,000),  Joe  Berry  pres,  Charles  Davis 
mngr. 

Charleston  Water  Works  Co,  E  B  Knight 
pres,  W  S  Laidley  sec,  Frank  Woodman 
supt  and  treas. 

Chilton  Joseph  E,  lawyer. 

Chores  Henry,  grocer. 

Citizens'  National  Bank  (capital,  $125,000; 
surplus,  $5,000),  Neil  Robinson  pres,  W 
T  McClurg  cash. 

Clark  James  P,  mdse  broker. 

Clark  J  P,  saloon. 

Clarkson  H  B, bookkeeper  State  Treasurer. 

Coney  Andrew  J,  blacksmith. 

Conley  Isaac,  grocer. 

Cook  Rev  C  W  (Methodist). 

Cooke  O  D,  asst  attorney  general. 

Cotton  John  T,  physician. 

Cox  S  D,  saw  mill,  2  miles  n. 

Coyle  &  Richardson  (George  F  Coyle,  J 
Lynn  Richardson),  dry  goods. 

Cragg  Edward,  meat  market. 

Crider  J  W,  mugr  W  U  Tel  Co. 

Cunningham  John  S,  associate  judge  coun- 
ty court. 

Curns  Henry,  general  store. 

Dandridge  Samuel  S,  restaurant. 

Daniels  F  J  &  Co,  notions. 

Danner  G  A,  grocer. 

Davis  Charles,  mngr  Street  Ry  Co. 

Davis  Luther,  lawyer. 

Dawson  J  W,  div  supt  K  &  M  Ry. 

He  Rnfir  .Tno.nh    grocer. 

Deem  &  Boyer  (APS  Deem,  G  E 
Boyer),  "The  Urbane  Tailors."    (See  p 
110.) 
de  Gruyter-Fuller  Co  (M  F  and  J  A'~ 

de  Gruyter,  L  E  Fuller),  Grocers'  Sun- 
dries. 

Delaney  &  Board  Mnfg  Co,Charles 
F  Board  Pres,  Richard  R  Delaney  Supt, 
Stoves,  Tinware  and  Roofing,  263  Kan- 
awha.    [Seep  117.) 

Dewey  E  F,  Propr  Capitol  House;  $1 
per  Day,  159  Capitol.     (See  p  121.) 

Diamond  lee  and  Coal  Co  (Capi- 
tal, $50,000),  W  H  Slack  Pres,  E  W 
Staunton  Vice-Pres,  F  M  Staunton  Sec 
and  Treas.     (Seep  106.) 

Dietz  John  K,  wagonmaker,  2  miles  n. 

Dillard  R  H,  barber. 

Dillon,  Burbridge  &  Co  (J  M  Dillon,  P  B 
Burbridge,  I  M  Carper),  grocers. 

Donnally  K  W,  cashier  K  &  M  Ry. 

Donnal  I y  Wloses  W,  Publisher  The 
Kanawha  Gazette;  Book  and  Job  Printer 
and  Bookbinder.     (See  p  117.)  \ 

Donnally  Mrs  M  W,  milliner. 

Dryer  Mrs  J,  milliner. 


Dudley  WR&Co  (Wm  R  Dudley.George 
C  Cornwell),  blacksmiths. 

Duffy  P  F,  Auditor  of  State. 

Dyer  E  B,  lawyer. 

Dyer  M  W,  land  clerk  State  Auditor. 

Eagan  Bros  (A  N  and  P  E),  Fine  Stock 
Staple  and  Fancy  Groceries;  also  Pro- 
prietors Capitol  Ice  Cream  Saloon;  Pat- 
ronage Solicited,  cor  Capitol  and  Wash- 
ington. 

Eaton  Albert  &  Co  (Albert  Eaton, 
Wm  Lohmeyer),  Dealers  in  Coal  and 
Building  Material.     (See  p  101.) 

Edwards  Wm  S,  lawyer. 

Ella  Layman  Towboat  Co,  R  S 
Carr  Pres,  Ed  C  Kirker  Sec  and  Treas. 

Ellijay  LaDd  and  Improvement  Co  (capi- 
tal, $600,000),  A  E  Humphreys  pres. 

Eskew,  Ewers  &  Co  (W  J  Eskew  jr,  R  W 
Ewers,  A  Q  Smith), whol  mnfg  confecrs. 

Ewing  James  W,  Private  Sec  to  Gov- 
ernor, State  House. 

Farish  &  Peyton  (T  M  Farish,  E  O 
Peyton),  mngrs  Hotel  Ruffner. 

Fawcett  H  S  &  Co  (Wm  Lohmeyer, 
H  S  Fawcett,  Murray  Briggs,  It  L  Fra- 
sier),  Real  Estate  Brokers;  Loans,  In- 
surance, Rents,  Charleston  Bank  Bldg. 
(See  p  101.) 

Ferrell  Eli  J,  carpenter. 

Field  Charles  E,  saloon. 

Fisher  O  J  W,  saloon. 

Fisher  &  Fruth  (George  Fisher,  Abe 
Frutb),  meat  market. 

Fleming  Hon  A  B,  Governor  of  State 
of  West  Virginia, 

Flournoy  &  Price  (Samuel  L  Flournoy, 
George  E  Price),  lawyers. 

Floyd  John  B,  lawyer. 

Fontaine  Miss  Ida,  stenographer. 

Fontaine  Peter,  Attorney-at  Law, 
Notary  and  US  Commissioner;  Corres- 
pondence Solicited,  139  Capitol. 

Frankenberger  Ph,  clothing. 

Frasier  R  L.,  Supt  of  Building  and 
Stage  Manager  Burlew  Opera  House. 

Fruth  Valentine,  general  store. 

Fry  H  L,  recorder. 

Fry  Joseph  L,  stationery. 

Fulks  John,  carpenter. 

Fuller  H  H,  assistant  master  mechanic  K 
&  M  Ry. 

Fultz  C  E,  general  agt  freight  traffic  K  & 
M  Ry. 

Gaffney  W  H,  asst  engineer  K  &  M  Ry. 

Gallaher  DeWitt  C,  lawyer. 

Gallenberg  Bernhard,  saloon. 

Garcelon  John  W,  carpenter. 

Gardner  Frederick,  meat  market. 


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WILLIAM  KIEFER, 

PROPRIETOR  OP  THE 

PALACE  SALOON 

AND  DEALER  IN 

FINE  WHISKIES, 

BRANDIES,  WINES  and  BEER. 

CHOICEST  BRANDS 

OP 

CIGARS, 

Both  DOMESTIC  and  IMPORTED. 

FINEST  BAR  IN  CITY. 

PATRONAGE  SOLICITED 
37  Capitol  Street, 

Charleston,  W.  Va. 


FINEST 
LIQUORS 
AND  CIGARS 
ALWAYS 
On  HAND. 


NEXT  DOOR  TO 
ADAMS  EXPRESS 
OFFICE. 


RESTAURANT  ^^o 

FOR  LADIES 


UP-STAIRS. 


Table  Supplied  with  Best  in  f 
the  Market. 


MineSupp 


WIRE  HAULAGE  ROPE,  Coke  Hose 

I6S.  "££•"  CHAS.  H. 


Fan  Belts,  Brattice  Cloth,  Etc. 

W.Va. 


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Gately  &  Conroy,  A  L    Sanderson 
Mngr,    Dealers  in    Clocks,   Silverware, 
Books,  Bibles  and  Albums  on  the  Install- 
ment Plan;    Patronage    Solicited,    276 
Virginia. 
Gates  Alexander  P,  photographer. 
Gates  Charles  A,  grocer. 
Gates  George  W,  hardware. 
Gates  James  H,  grocer. 
Gates  James  M,  paints  and  oils. 
Gates  Lovell  C,  hardware. 
Gaughan  John,  saloon. 
Geary  John  H,  saloon. 
Gebhardt  Clarence  C,   planing  mill  and 

barrel  mnfr. 
Gebhart  Herman  L,  general  store. 
Gebhart  Margaret,  grocer. 
Goldbarth  &    Strauss    (M    Goldbarth,    J 

Strauss),  boots  and  shoes. 
Gorman  T  B,  Propr  St  Albert  Hotel, 

Kanawha. 
Cioshorii  Elbert  J,  General  Insurance 

Agency,  261  Kanawha.     (See  p  108.) 
Goshorn  Jacob,  grocer. 
Goshorn  J  H  &  W  P  &  Co  (J  H,  W  F, 

H  D  and  G  A  Goshorn),  hardware. 
Goshorn  J  W,  clerk  county  court. 
Guill  Richard,  saw  mill. 
Guthrie  Hon  F  A,  judge  circuit  court. 
Hall  Cyrus,  lawyer. 
Hall  C  W,  justice. 
Hal!  &  Chilton (T  C  Hall, George  O  Chilton), 

real  estate. 
Handley  Edward  M,  mdse  broker. 
Hardsoeg      Manufacturing     Co 
(Capital,     $40,000),     Martin    Hardsocg 
Pres,  J  S  Surbaugh  Sec, Ottumwa, Iowa; 
J  as  McKeogh  Agent  Charleston  Office; 
Mnfrs  of  Power  and  Hand  Coal,  Rock 
aad  Ore  Drill  Machines,  Breast  Augers, 
Steel  Body  Pit  and  Ore  Cars,    Picks, 
Sledges,     Wedges,   Needles,   Etc,  Sum- 
mer. 
Hawk  D  C,  train  despatcher  K  &  M  Ry. 
Hawkins  Steele  A  &  Co  (S  A  Haw; 

kins),  Real  Estate.     (Seep  110.) 
Hazel  wood  &  Johnson  (James  M  Hazel- 
wood,  Thomas  Johnson),  barbers. 
Henderson  J  V,  Publisher  Charleston 
Nonpareil;  also  Job    Printer,    Capitol. 
(Seep  128.) 
Heonemann  George,  carpenter. 
Henry  Robert  Sr  physician. 
Herrmann  John  C,  Saloon;  Assessor 
and  Sealer  Weights  and  Measures,  287 
Virginia.     (See  p  123.) 
Hess  Amelia,  restaurant. 
High  John  H,  U  S  gauger. 
Hirsh  Samuel  R,  whol  hats  and  caps. 
Hoferer  Wm,  blacksmith. 


Hogan  A  E,  State  Librarian. 
Hogue  John  S,  civil  engineer. 
Holz  Phillip  E,  meats. 
Hordish  Charles  H,  picture  frames. 
Hores  Henry  S,  grocer. 
Hotel  Ruff ner,  Farish  &  Peyton  mngrs. 
Hotel  Ruffner  Steam   Laundry, 
Peyton  &  Cushman  Proprs.     (See  p  104.) 
Houser  J  A,  dentist. 
Howard  Rev  G  B  (Baptist). 
Howell,    Slianklin  &    Dowman 
(Clark  Howell,  John  R   Shanklin,  John 
H  Dowman),  Plumbers  and  Gas  Fitters, 
75  Capitol. 
Huffman  Peter,  saw  mill. 
Hulbert  C,  physician. 
Humphreys  &  Rust  (Albert  J  Humphreys, 

Sam  Rust),  clothing. 
Hunt  J  H,  lawyer. 
Hurliman  Charles,  barber. 
Huston  A  C,  Agent  U  S  Express  Co. 
Irwin  Edward  S,  Livery,  Feed  and 
Sale  Stable;  Finest  Rigs  in  City;  Horses 
Safe  and  Reliable;  Patronage  Solicited, 
Virginia. 
Jacobs  George  R,  marble  works. 
Jacoby  Rev  Aaron  (Hebrew). 
Jansolin  Mrs  Mary  T,  Milliner  and 
Dressmaker;  Latest  Styles;   Perfect  Fit 
Guaranteed,  Lovell  near  Reynolds. 
Jarrett  Mark  S,  propr  St  Cloud  Hotel. 
Jarrett  Samuel,  grocer. 
Jarrett  &  Atkinson  (John  W  Jarrett, 
James  S  Atkinson),  General  Steam  Job 
Printers.     (See  p  119.) 
Jeffries  J  D  &  Co,  boots  and  shoes. 
Jeffries  Thomas  E,  ins  and  civil  engineer. 
Jelenko  &  Bro  (Jacob  and  Gustave),  whol 

dry  goods. 
Jelenko  &  Loeb  (Wm  Jelenko,    Charles 

Loeb),  whol  boots  and  shoes. 
Johnson  Okey,  lawyer. 
Johnson  Rev  T  C  (Baptist). 
Johnson  Mrs  T  H,  dressmaker. 
Johnson    &  King  (Wm    Johnson,    C   M 

King),  notions. 
Johnston  I  H,  merchant  tailor. 
Junction  Land  and  Improvement  Co,  A  E 

Humphreys  pres. 
Kanawha  Gazette  The  (Daily  and 
Weekly),    Moses    W    Donnally   Publr. 
(See  opp.) 
Kanawha    Valley    Bank    (Capital 
Stock,     $150,000;     Undivided    Profits, 
$130,000),  J   Q  Dickinson  Pres,  Ro  T 
Oney  Cash. 
Kanawha  Woolen  mills  &  Ma- 
chine Shops  (Capital,  $50,000),  J  C  Roy 
Pres,  Frank   Woodman  .Sec  and  Treas. 
(See  p  109.) 


Oniimftnn  D, «,„:„„,  Pa  l«  Brands  of  LACER,  EXPORT  and  BAVARIAN 
KeVmann  D  BW  OP  bOi  S  BEER  are  Celebrated  for  their  Excellence 
IIUjillUllll    UlUlllllg  UUI    U  and  purity        WHEEL'NC,  WEST  VIRGINIA. 


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ADAM  B.  LITTLEPAGE, 
Ass't  State's  Attorney  for  Kanawha  Co, 


KENNEDY,  LITTLEPAGE  &  CHAPMAN, 
ATTORNEYS. 


PRACTICE  IN  ALL  STATE  AND  FEDERAL  COURTS. 

NOTARIES  PUBLIC.     DEPOSITIONS  TAKEN. 

CHARLESTON,  -  WEST  VIRGINIA. 


Mining  Supplies. 


Picks,  Shovels,  High  Grade  Explosives,  Railroad  and  Saw  Hill  Supplies 
and  General  Hardware.  < UIUEKLAM)  HARDWARE 
COMPANY,    47  and  49   Baltimore   Street,   Cumberland,    Md. 


DComiTMnco    EDWARD  b.  franzheim,  architect, 

ilLOB  IsLl  vULOt      Public  Library  Building,    -    -    WHEELING,  W,  VA. 


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Kanawha  &.  Michigan  Ry,  From 
Maiden,  W  Va,  to  Corning,  Ohio,  Oper- 
ated by  the  Toledo  &  Ohio  Central, 
U  8  Express  and  W  U  Telegraph  Co. 

Kaufman  A,  clothing. 

Keifer  Valentine,  liquors. 

Keller  Michael,  tailor. 

Kelley  Louis  D,  auditor  K  &  M  Ry. 

Kennedy,  Littlepage  &,  Chap- 
man (James  W  Kennedy,  Sylvester 
Chapman,  Adam  B  Littlepage),  Lawyers 
and  Notaries.     (See  p  117.) 

Key  J  J,  blacksmith. 

Kiefer  Wm,  Palace  Saloon,  37  Capitol. 
(See  p  115 ) 

Killinger  Bros  (Frederick  and  Wm),  tan- 
ners, li  miles  n. 

Killinger  C  &  Co  (Charles  Killinger,  A  C 
Hall),  harnessmaker8. 

Kirschner  Ignatz,  cabinetmaker. 

Knight  &  Conch  (E  B  Knight,  George 
S  Couch),  Lawyers  and  Notaries;  Attor- 
neys for  the  K  &  M  Ry. 

Lacey  A  J,  lawyer. 

Laidley  George  S,  supt  schools. 

Laidley  James  J,  grocer. 

Laidley  Percy  W,  Fine  Shoes  and 
Slippers,  280  Kanawha.     (See  p  105.) 

Laidley  W  S,  lawyer. 

Laidley  &  Hogeman,  lawyers. 

Lavender  Robert,  blacksmith. 

Leavitt  Alonzo,  hotel. 

Levy  Miss  Anna,  milliner. 

Lewis  Virgil  A,  Sec  W  Va  Historical 
and  Antiquarian  Society. 

Littlepage  Charles  F,  insurance. 

Littlepage  Sam  G,  lawyer. 

Loewenstein  &  Sons  (H,  Louis  and  Mose), 
whol  hardware. 

Lohmeyer  Wm  (Wm  Lohmeyer,  H 
W  Kuhn),  General  Insurance  Agent, 
Charleston  National  Bank  Bldg. 

Long  &  Carroll  (T  L  Long,  J  T  Carroll), 
building  and  loan  agents. 

Loyd  A  M,  grocer. 

McConihay  John  M,  Physician  and 
Surgeon,  184  State. 

McCorkle  &  McCorkle  (A  D  and  W  A), 
lawyers. 

McDermott  C  K,  civil  engineer. 

McFarland  Graham,  coal  miner. 

McGarvey  Rev  J  F  (Christian). 

McGrath  &  Bauer  (John  McGrath, 
Ed  Bauer),  Fine  Wines  and  Liquors  and 
Proprs  Stag  Billiard  Parlor.     (Seep  108.) 

Mclntyre  &  Cotton  (George  D  Mclntyre, 
John  Cotton),  stoves  and  tinware. 

McKeogh  James,  Agent  Hardsocg 
Mnfg  Co,  Mnfrs  Mining  Supplies  and 
Drills,  Summer. 


McWhorter  Capt  Henry  C,  Post- 
master, U  S  Custom  House. 

McWhorlcr  11  €  &  L  E  (Henry  C 
and  Louis  E),Attorneys-at- Law;  Practice 
in  all  State  and  Federal  Courts,  Kanawha. 

Mahan  Henry,  harnessmaker. 

Mahan  James  N,  dentist. 

Mairs  John  W,  restaurant. 

Hairs  Wm  B,  Propr  Mairs  Hotel,  cor 
Lovell  and  Reynolds;  Transient  Rates- 
75c;  Weekly  Board  $3.50;  Patronage 
Solicited. 

lla  I  col  in  J  W,  Lawyer  and  Real  Es- 
tate.    (See  opp.) 

Markell  &  Co,  wholesale  hardware. 

Marley  John  B,  saloon. 

Marshall  Robert  A,  grocer. 

Marshall  &  Co,  proprs  Capitol  Steam 
Laundry. 

Martin  &  Switzer  (L  A  Martin,  C  J  Swit- 
zer),  lawyers. 

Mason  Robert,  shoemaker. 

Matheson  Samuel,  coal. 

Matthews  Capt  John  W,  wharfmaster. 

Mavity  J  H,  druggist. 

May  Bros  (Henry  W  and  Samuel),  dry  gds. 

Mayer  Daniel,  physician. 

Mayer  Otto,  clothing. 

Meeker  Thomas,  saw  mill. 

Meyers  Solomon  E,  restaurant. 

Michael  John,  carpenter. 

Michaelson  Otto  II,  Supt  Charleston 
Gas  and  Electric  Co;  Dealer  in  Engines, 
Saw  and  Grist  Mill  and  Agricultural  Ma- 
chinery; Belting,  Packing,  Hardware 
and  Repairs;  Sewing  Machines,  Pianos 
and  Organs,  Kanawha.     (Seep  107.) 

Mick  Rev  A  (Methodist). 

Middleton  Henry  O, lawyer  and  U  S  comnr. 

Middleton  James  E,  insurance  and  real  est. 

Midelburg  Arnold,  wholesale  liquors. 

Moler  J  D  &  Wm  G,  civil  engineers. 

Mollohan  &  McClintic  (Wesley  Mollohan, 
George  W  McClintic),  lawyers. 

Moore  Harry  L,  Southern  Passenger 
Agent  K  &  M  Ry. 

Moore  S  Spencer  &,  Son  (S  Spencer 
and  Wm  C),  Books  and  Stationery, 
Printers,  News  Dealers,  Wall  Paper, 
Window  Shades,  Pictures  and  Mould- 
ings, 50  Capitol.     (See  opp.) 

Moran  &  Powers  (P  J  Moran,  J  J  Powers), 
merchant  tailors. 

Morgan  B  S,  Supt  Free  Schools. 

Morgan  George  S,  grocer. 

Morris  Capt  Hamilton,  wharfmaster. 

Moses  Simon  A,  saloon. 

Mountain  Lake  Land  Co  of  Virginia  (capi- 
tal, $1,000,000),  A  E  Humphreys  pres. 


WHEELING  BOILER  WORKS, 


COX  &  MORRISON,  Pronrs.  Portable,  Marine, 
and  Stationary  Boilers,  and  all  kinds  of  Heavy  Sheet 
IronWork.    WHEELING,   W.  Va.    See  P.  6. 


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119 


J.  W.  MALCOLM, 

ATTO  R  N  E  Y-AT-LA  W 
AND    REAL    ESTATE    A  O  E  N  T. 

Practices  in  all  the  Courts  of  the  State,  and  U.  S.  Circuit  and  District  Courts. 

Coyle  &  Richardson  Building;,  Room  No.  9,      rilADTlTOTftM     MLT     Tf  A 
Cor.  Capitol  and  Quarrier  Sts.,  L»IlilI\.LILDlUi>l,    W.    VA. 


THE- 


L CRITTER  GROCERY  CO., 

HENRY  RITTER,  Manager, 

Wholesale  and  Retail  Dealer  in 

GROCERIES,  CIGARS 

AND  TOBACCO. 

Jobbing  to  Families  at  Wholesale  Prices  a  Specialty. 

Sole  Agent  for  Pillsbury's  Best  Flour. 
No.  77  Capitol  St.,  CHARLESTON,  W.  YA. 


CAPITAL  BOOK  STORE, 


S.  SPENCER  H00RG  &  SON, 

Wholesale  and  Retail 

BOOKS, 

STATIONERY, 

WALL  PAPER, 

WINDOW  SHADES, 

Picture  Frames, 

f  JOHN  W.  JARRETT. 

V  JARRETT  &  ATKINSON, 

(Successors  to  W.  L.  MOORE), 
GENERAL 

STEAM  JOB  PRINTERS. 

Printing  of  Every  Description  for  Merchants, 

Lawyers,  Coal  Operators,  Lumbermen 

and  the  Public  Generally. 

SATISFACTION  GUARANTEED. 

23  Summers  St.,  Charleston,  W.Ya. 


Holland's  Gold  Pens, 

Albums  and  Holiday  Goods, 
School  Books  and  School  Supplies. 

News  Depot,  Artists'  and  Engi- 
neers' Materials,  Depository  Ka- 
nawha County  Bible  Society,  Base 
Ball  Goods,  Hammocks,  Games, 
Flags,  Bird  Cages,  Etc. 

Boards  of  Education  and  Dealers 
generally  buy  from  us. 

Address 

S.  SPENCEB  SIOOBE  &  SON, 

50  Capitol  St.,Charleston,W.Va. 


JAS.  S.  ATKINSON.  ") 


I»I<LAI\     BROTHERS, 

Wholesale  and  Retail  Druggists 
WHEELING,  W.  VA 


■s,  j 

A.   ( 


Proprietors  and  Manufacturers  of  McLAIN'S  RELIABLE  FAM. 
ILT  MEDICINES,  WHEELING  PILLS,  PECTORAL  *YRUP, 
GOOD  INTENT    LINIMENT,  WORM  SYRUP,  WORM   CANDY. 


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Myers  &  James  (W  H  Myers,   L  James), 

hardwood  lumber. 
New  Castle  Land  and   Improvement  Co 
(capital,    $125,000),    A    E    Humphreys 

pres. 
Nichols  Isaac  E,  confectioner. 
Norton  Wm  T,  barber. 
Noyes  Bradford,  grocer. 
Noyes  P  H  &  Co  (Philip  H  Noyes,  Charles 

C  Lewis,  Robert  G  Hubbard),  wholesale 

grocers. 
Noyes  Wm  A,  grocer. 
Nutter  George  A,  saloon. 
Oakes,  Donnally  &  Co  (W  I  Oaks,  W  B 

Donnally,  L  A  Carr),  transfer  and  wharf 

boat. 
O'Brien  Michael  J,  mnfrs'  agent. 
O'Connor  Jerry,  furniture. 
O'Connor  John    &  Co    (John   O'Connor, 

John  Dibbern),  furniture. 
Oliley  Wm  A,  Secretary  of  State. 
Oliver  L  B,  livery. 
Oncy    Ro  T,  Cash    Kanawha   Valley 

Bank. 
Orth  Mathias,  grocer. 
Ox  ley  B  H,  Adjutant  General. 
Parker  Richard,  shoemaker. 
Patrick  A  S,  physician. 
Patterson  David  W  jr,  ins  and  real  estate. 
Patton  George  W,  lawyer. 
Pauley  Dr  W  J,  veterinary  surgeon. 
Payne  C  H,  US  deputy  collector  internal 

revenue. 
Payne  Shoe  Co  (Charles  K  Payne,  Arnold, 

Abney  &  Co,  Will  O  Abney,  C  C  Lewis 

jr),  whol  boots  and  shoes. 
Payne  &  Green  (J  M  Payne,  S  S  Green), 

lawyers. 
Peaco  Wm  E,  cigar  mnfr. 
Pemberton  J  B,  mayor. 
Peters  James,  painter. 
Pettigrew  Estell,  grocer. 
Petty  &  Wertheimer  (O  A  Petty,  H  Wer- 

theimer),  clothing. 
Peyton  &  Cusliman  (Charles  S  Pey- 
ton, Henry  R  Cushman),  Proprs   Hotel 

Ruffner  Steam  Laundry.     (See  p  10 J/..) 
Phillips  &  Devinney  (Wm  A  Phillips,  O  A 

Devinney),  grocers. 
Pickens  Roman,  sheriff. 
Popp  Frank,  tanner,  3  miles  w. 
Popp  Joseph,   Mnfr  of  and  Dealer  in 

Harness,  Saddles,  Bridles,  Collars, Whips 

and  Bunker  Hill  Harness  Oil,  172  Kan- 
awha. 
Popp  Thomas,  real  estate. 
Porter  George  W,  jeweler. 
Proctor  &  Thompson  (A  T  Proctor,  C  R 

Thompson),  photographers. 
Putney  J,  physician. 


Quavner  Alexander  W,  assistant  recording 
clerk  Secretary  of  State. 

Rand  &  Goshorn  (Albert  P  Rand,  George 
A  Goshorn),  dry  goods. 

Rarick  L,  grocer  and  restaurant. 

Richardson  Bros  (James  J  and  Wm),  books 
and  stationery. 

Ritter  L.  C  Grocery  Co,  Henry 
Ritter  Mngr,  Wholesale  and  Retail 
Dealers  in  Groceries,  Cigars  and  Tobacco, 
77  Capitol.     (Seep  119.) 

Roadarmour  Jacob  L,  mngr  Singer  Sewing 
Machine  Co. 

Robertson  Ed,  Commissioner  of 
Labor. 

Robertson  John  H,  barber. 

Robinson  Thomas  L,  grocer. 

Roethlein  Edward,  druggist. 

Rogers  Charles  H,  dentist. 

Rogers  James  H,  druggist. 

Roller  Rev  Robert  Douglass  (Episcopal). 

Roy  Furniture  Co  (capital,  $85,000),  J  C 
Roy  pres,  H  W  Knight  sec  and  tieas. 

Roy  Watson,  saloon. 

Ruby  Bros  (John  C  and  B  N),  grocers. 

Rudesill  C  J  &  Son  (Columbus  J  and  Col- 
onel E),  queensware. 

Ruffner  Bros  (A  Land  MP),  whol  grocers. 

Ruffner  Joseph,  lawyer. 

Ruffner  W  M  &  Co  (Wm  M  and  D  L  jr), 
grocers. 

Rusk  M  M,  contractor. 

St  Albans  &  Coal  River  R  R  Co,  M  P 
O'Hean  &  Co  proprs,  coal  miners. 

St  Albert  Hotel,  T  B  Gorman  Propr;. 
$2  per  Day;  First-Class  in  Every  Re- 
spect; Thoroughly  Renovated, Kanawha. 

St  Cloud  Hotel,  Mark  S  Jarrett  propr. 

Sanderson  A  L,,  Manager  for  Gately 
&  Conroy,  and  Dealer  in  Watches  and 
Jewelry  on  the  Installment  Plan;  Pat- 
ronage Solicited,  276  Virginia. 

Sartini  A  &  Bro  &  Co  (Adam  and  Azzaell 
Sartini,  Louis  Tomei),  fruits. 

Satterthwait  Richard  J,  jeweler. 

Saunders  James  M,  saloon. 

Schwabe  Albert,  merchant  tailor. 

Schwabe,  May  &  Co  (Isidor  Schwabe,  Sol 
May),  whol  clothing. 

Schwamb  F  W  Lumber  Co,  hardwood 
lumber. 

Schwartz  Louis,  Vestibule  Saloon 
and  Restaurant,  39  Capitol.     (See  p  115.y 

Scott  Addison  M,  U  S  assistant  engineer. 

Scott  Bros  (W  D  and  G  W),  druggists. 

Scott  F  H,  stenographer. 

Scott  Rev  P  A  (Methodist). 

Scott  Thomas,  blacksmith. 

Second  Regiment  Band,  A  P  Gates  ldr. 

Shaver  J  R,  florist. 


Pianos  and  Organs  ~  C,  A,  House, 


1824  and  1326  Market 

Street, 

WHEELING,  W.  VA. 


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CAPITOL 

HOUSE 


59  CAPITOL  ST. 


TERMS,  $1.00  PER  DAY.  E.  F.  DEWEY,  Proprietor. 

CHARLESTON,  W.  VA. 


A.  C.  BLAIR, 

ATTORNEY-AT-LAW 

CHARLESTON,  WEST  VA. 

Will  Practice  in  Federal  and  State  Courts.     Correspond- 
ence Invited. 

NOTARY  PUBLIC. 
DEPOSITIONS  TAKEN. 


Sutler  printing  co., 


COMMERCIAL  PRINTING,  PUBLISHING, 
LAW  RECORDS,  BRIEFS,  BINDING  LAW 
BOOKS  AND  MAGAZINES;  BLANK  BOOK 
MAKERS;  RULING  TO  ORDER; 

P  COUNTY  BLANK   BOOKS  A  SPECIALTY. 
RICES  ON  ALL 

kin™  .  252  Virginia  St.,  =        CHARLESTON,  W.  VA. 

romptly  Given.  **                       '  ' 


BELLER  BROS., 


MANUFACTURERS  OF 


No.  253  Kanawha  St.,  CHARLESTON,  W,  VA. 

-ourEsAeDnatoBr.^~bSb.  b.»  Patronage  Solicited. 

"chef."  "253."  Correspondence  Invited. 

Bryan  &  Spencer,  M<^  "■■*"■  Z^E^Z 


,  Mendel  &  Co, 


We  occupy  more  Floor  Surface  than 

any  other  House  in  the  State. 
1124  Main  St.,  WHEELING,  W.  TA. 


Carpets  and  Furniture. 


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Shotwell  &  Fife  (Win  D  Shotwell,  Thom- 
as L  Fife),  druggists. 

Shrewsbury  H  D,  lawyer. 

Si  I  man  Peter,  Justice  and  Notary; 
Depositions  a  Specialty;  Patronage  So- 
licited, 216£  Kanawha. 

Simcox  &  Co,  lumber. 

Skees  R  R  &  Son  (Robert  R  and  Ellis  H), 
livery  and  undertakers. 

Slack  John  L,  baggagemaster  C  &  O  Ry. 

Smith  G  T,  recording  clerk  Sec  of  State. 

Smith  Henry,  clothing. 

Smith  Martin  V,  carpenter. 

Smith  Wm  J  &  Co  (Wm  J  and  Joseph  R 
Smith),  carpenters  and  grocers. 

Smith  W  Herman,  jeweler. 

Snider  Hon  C  P,  judge  criminal  court. 

Snyder  Isaac  A,  grocer. 

Snyder  W  F,  physician. 

South  Side  Foundry  and  Ma- 
chine Works,  O  A  &  W  T  Thayer  Proprs, 
G  T  Thayer  Supt,  Founders  and  Ma- 
chinists. 

South  Side  Land  and  Improve- 
ment Co  of  Charleston,  W  Va,  R  S  Carr 
Pres. 

South  Side  Lumber  Co,  George  O 
Blubaugh  Propr,  Saw  and  Planing  Mill. 
(Seep  113.) 

Spaniol  John,  shoemaker. 

Spence  George  L  &  Co  (George  L  Spence, 
J  S  Niswarder),  pianos  and  organs. 

Spencer  &  Meldahl  (W  B  Spencer,  F  F 
Meldahl),  commission. 

Stanton  James  S,  physician. 

Stanton  Sydney  S,  physician,  5  miles  n. 

Star-Tribune  (daily  and  weekly),  The  Star- 
Tribune  Co  publrs. 

Staun  Joseph  M,  physician. 

Staunton  E  W,  Vice-Pres  Diamond 
Ice  and  Coal  Co ;  U  S  Deputy  Marshal, 
291  Kanawha. 

Staunton  F  M,  Sec  and  Treas  Dia- 
mond Ice  and  Coal  Co,  291  Kanawha. 
(See])  106.) 

Stenger  Rev  Joseph  W  (Catholic). 

Stern  Gustave,  general  store. 

Stern  &  Weil  (Samuel  Stern,  Irwin  D 
Weil),  clothing. 

Sterrett  Bros  (Charles  F,  W  R  L  and 
James  B),  dry  goods. 

Stewart  Charles  R,  grocer. 

Stine  Ross  W,  freight  agt  K  &  M  Ry. 

Stolle  &  Son,  jewelers. 

Sturgis  George  C,  U  S  district  attorney 
for  W  Va,  P  O  Morgantown. 

Sullivan  Mrs  Kate,  grocer. 

Summers  A  E,  physician. 

Summers  W  S,  civil  engineer. 

Surbaugh  A  S,  restaurant. 


Swann  John  S,  lawyer. 

Swann  Thomas  B,  lawyer. 

Taylor  Blain  W,  chief  clerk  Sec  of  State. 

Thayer  O  A  &  W  T,  Proprs  South 

Side  Foundry  and  Machine  Works. 
Thomas  Bros(Wm  H  and  James  D),saloon. 
Thomas  F  S,  physician. 
Thompkins  Wm  W,  physician. 
Thompson  W  T,  Treasurer  of  State. 
Thornhill  John  L,  real  estate. 
Torrence  Rev  Hugh  (Presbyterian). 
Trades  Union,  F  Carel  &  Co  proprs. 
Tudor  &  Ronan,  shoemakers. 
Tyree,  Rollins  &  Co  (Wm  R  Tyree,  Joseph 

E  Rollins,  Harry  P  Helwig),  whol  drugs 

and  tobacco. 
Vandale  R  W,  publisher. 
Van  Vleck  J   A  &  Son  (J  A  and  E  E), 

dentists. 
Venable  Matthew  W,  civil  engineer. 
Vickers  Wagon  Works  Co,  J  W  Vickers 

supt. 
Voiers  George  W,   Shoemaker  and 

Agent  Am  B  H  &  O   Sewing  Machine 

Co,  190  Kanawha.     (See  opp.) 
Walker  Miss  Etta,  florist. 
Waller  Albert  F,  grocer. 
Ward  Charles,  contractor. 
Warth  &  Briggs  (John  A  Warth,  Murray 

Briggs),  lawyers. 
Washburn  DeWitt,  restaurant. 
Waters  J  Talman,  lawyer. 
Watkins  T  C,  physician. 
Watters  Rev  J  W  (Methodist). 
Watts  &  Ashby  (C  C  Watts,  W  L  Ashby), 

lawyers. 
Wehrle  Ambrose,  shoemaker. 
Weidman  Charles  S,  blacksmith. 
^Weil  Marcus,  clothing. 
West    Virginia    Historical    and 
*     Antiquarian  Society,  Dr  John  P   Hale 
h  Pres,  Virgil  A  Lewis  Sec,  Major  Thomas 
^   L  Broun  Treas.  > 
White  Henry  S,WS  marshal  for  West  Va, 

P  O  Belton. 
White  John  A,  barber. 
Whitehurst  Wm  H,  agt  Adams  Exp  Co. 
Whitteker  Henry  T,  grocer. 
Wiebert  Clifford  A,  stoves. 
Wilcox  John  F,  physician. 
Williams  M  M,  freight  agt  C  &  O  R  R. 
Wilson  A  H,  janitor  State  Capitol. 
Wilson  Emanuel  W,  lawyer. 
Wilson  John  G,  constable. 
Wolberg  Abraham,  grocer. 
Wolf  J  C  &  Son  (John  C  and  Wm). roofers. 
Woodman  Frank,  Supt  and  Treas 

Charleston  Water  Works  Co,  Pres  Bur- 
lew  Opera  Co,  Treas  Kanawha  Woolen 

Mill3  and  Machine  Shops. 


Notarv  Public 


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123 


Woods  Ira  A,  assistant  postmaster. 

Woolley  G  W,  train  dispatcher  K  &  M  Ry. 

Workman  Rufus,  general  store. 

Worthington  Samuel  M,  physician. 

Wright  John  F,  lawyer. 

Wright  J  A,  baker. 

Young  Charles  W,  State  Bank  Ex- 
aminer, Lumber  and  Ties. 

Young  Lewis  N,  livery. 

Young  Men's  Christian  Associa- 
tion, Wm  A  Sage  Sec. 


Young  M  W  &  Bro  (Milton  W  and  John 

M),  meat  market. 
Young  R  &  P  (Robert  and  Peter),  general 

store. 

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B.  H.  &  O. 


CO. 


SEWING  MACHINE 

Machines  Rented  and  Sold.    Easy  Terms.    Patronage  Solicited. 

190  Kanawha  St.,  CHARLESTON,  W.  VA. 


JOHN  C.  HERRMANN, 

Assessor  Upper  District  Kanawha 

County. 


THE 


JOHN  C.  HERRMANN, 

Sealer  of 
Weights  and  Measures. 


JOHN  C.  HERRMANN,  Proprietor. 

The  Finest  Liquors,  Imported  Beers,  Wines,  Cigars  and  Tobacco. 

287  Virginia  Street,  -  CHARLESTON,  W.  VA. 

Cknla  UonrJn    Provided  you  have  used  SHAW'S   CHAP  CREAM. 
OlldlVC  ndnilbj  Mnfrd    by    H.  C.  CLAY  SHAW,  Piedmont,  W.  Va. 


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out  by  Charles  Washington,  brother  of 
General  Washington,  in  1786.  On  account 
of  its  easy  accessibility  and  the  beautiful 
and  fertile  section  in  which  it  is  located,  it 
has  been  termed  the  "  Key  of  the  Shenan- 
doah," and  the  "  Garden  Spot  of  the  Vir- 
ginia Valley. "  Situated  380  feet  above  the 
level  of  the  sea,  it  is  noted  for  the  health- 
fulness  of  its  location,  and  commands  ex- 
cellent views  of  the  North  Mountains  on 
the  west,  and  the  Blue  Ridge  and  Harper's 
Ferry  Gap  on  the  east.  The  social,  relig- 
ious and  educational  advantages  are  of  the 
best.  Among  the  educational  institutions 
may  be  mentioned  the  John  Stevenson  Fe- 
male Seminary, the  Charles  Town  Male  Aca- 
demy, and  an  excellent  system  of  public 
schools.  Churches  of  the  following  denom- 
inations are  well  supported,  and  attest  the 
devout  spirit  of  its  citizens:  Episcopal, Pres- 
byterian, Baptist,  Methodist  and  Catholic. 
The  town  is  well  supplied  with  water  and 
gas,  has  an  abundance  of  raw  material 
for  manufacturing  purposes,  is  within 
easy  reach  of  the  coal  and  coke  regions, 
is  surrounded  with  fine  forests  of  white 
oak,  hickory,  walnut,  and  other  hard 
woods,  boasts  of  inexhaustible  quantities 
of  limestone,  is  situated  in  the  heart  of  an 
excellent  fruit-producing  region,  and  is  des- 
tined to  be  a  great  distributing  center  for 
the  numerous  factories  and  mills  which 
have  already  located  and  will  locate  at  this 
point.  There  are  already  in  successful  op- 
eration two  banks,  five  building  associa- 
tions, three  newspapers,  \three  planing 
mills,  sash  and  blind  factories,  foundry 
and  machine  shops,  a  fertilizer  factory,  two 
grain  elevators,  one  flour  mill,  one  bark 
mill,  a  tannery,  a  creamery,  two  carriage 
factories,  the  Vulcan  Road  Machine  Fac- 
tory with  a  capital  of  $125,000,  a  capacity 
of  500  machines  a  year  and  which  produces 
undoubtedly  the  best  road-making  machin- 
ery manufactured;  the  Charles  Town  Glove 
Works,  with  a  capital  of  $50,000,  the 
Shenandoah  Brass  and  Iron  Works,  em- 
ploying 50  workmen  ;  a  harness  and  fly 
net  factory,  with  a  capital  of  $40,000,  em- 
ploying 60  workmen,  in  addition  to 
which  there  are  numerous  other  enter- 
prises contemplated.  Two  good  hotels, 
the  Elliott  House  and  the  Carter  House, 
contribute  to  the  comfort  of  the  traveling 
public.  A  third  hotel  of  extensive  pro- 
portions is  nearing  completion.  The 
town's  contiguity  to  raw  materials  and  also 
to  the  eastern  markets,  as  shown  by  the 
following  distances,  render  her  a  formida- 
ble   competitor :    distance  from    Charles 


Town  to  Washington,  D.  C,  2  hours;  to 
Baltimore,  3  hours;  to  Philadelphia,  6 
hours;  to  New  York,  8  hours;  to  Pitts- 
burgh, 12  hours;  to  Cincinnati,  16  hours; 
to  Chicago,  22  hours.  Express,  U.  S.  and 
Adams.  Tel.,  W.  U.  Samuel  H.  Higgin- 
botham,  postmaster. 

Aisquith  &  Co  (Charles  W  Aisquith), 
druggists. 

Allen  Algernon  S,  station  agt  B  &  O  R  R. 

Anderson  George  F,  carpenter. 

Armen trout  George,  mason. 

Avis  John,  shoemaker. 

Baker  Henry  C,  supt  Charles  Town  Brick 
and  Tile  Co. 

Baker  &  Hurst  (Eugene  Baker,  Garland 
Hurst),  proprs  Shanandale  Mineral 
Spring. 

Bank  of  Charles  Town  (capital,  $30,700). 
Isaac  H  Strider  pres,  George  A  Porter- 
field  cash. 

Baylor  George,  lawyer. 

Beachley  Elmer  E,  contr  and  builder. 

Beall  Horace,  hardware. 

Becker  Charles,  fruit  grower. 

Beckwith  Frank,  lawyer. 

Bell  Wm,  cattle  breeder. 

Beller  Miss  Bettie,  teacher. 

Beller  Frank  L,  contractor  and  builder. 

Billups  Margaret  R,  grocer. 

Bishop  John  H,  plumber. 

Bishop  Dr  John  P,  druggist. 

Blessing  Lewis  M,  general  store. 

Bolinger  M  E,  station  agent  N  &  W  R  R. 

Bragg  Thomas,  pump  mnfr. 

Bragg  Wm,  shoemaker. 

Brooks  Beverly,  barber. 

Brown  Charles  W,  jeweler. 

Brown  Forrest  W,  lawyer. 

Brown  Gustav,  baker. 

Brown  John  W,  druggist. 

Brown  S  Howell,  county  surveyor. 

Burns  John,  cattle  breeder. 

Burns  &  Shugert  (J  Edward  Burns, 
Charles  T  Shugert),  dry  goods. 

Butler  Frank  G,  general  store. 

Campbell  George  Co,  Wm  Campbell  mngr, 
bark  and  sumac  dealers. 

Carter  House,  George  S  Watson 
Propr;  Excellent  Accommodation  for 
the  Traveling  Public;  $2  per  Day. 

Charles  Town  Brick  and  Tile  Co,  Gustav 
Brown  pres,  George  Porterfleld  vice- 
pres,  T  C  Green  treas,  Wm  Neel  sec. 

Charles  Town  Cornet  Band,  Thomas  H 
Baker  leader. 

Charles  Town  Glove  Works,  Henry  H 
Cooke  pres,  Gustav  Trautman  supt, 
Robert  A  Alexander  sec  and  treas. 


WOOD  BROS.  PLANING  MILL  CO.,  J 

WHEELING,  W.  VA.  { 


Dealers  in  LUMBER,  DOORS, 
SASH,  BLINDS  AND  GENER- 
AL   PLANING     MILL     WORK. 


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Charles  Town  Mnfg  and  Development  Co,B 
D  Gibson  pres,  James  S  Simmons  vice- 
pres,  Wm  Campbell  sec,  Arthur  Daven- 
port treas. 


Charles  Town  Mining,  Manufacturing  and 
Improvement  Co  (capital,  $500,000),  Col 
R  Preston  Chew  pres,  Joseph  Trapnell 
vice-pres,  John  Porterfield  treas,  B  C 
Washington  mngr. 


W.  F.  &T.  P.  LIPPITT, 

CONTRACTORS  and  BUILDERS. 

BRICK  YARD.       REAL  ESTATE. 

Building  Materials  of  all  Kinds.    Sash,  Doors,  Blinds,  Lime,  Etc. 


CHARLES  TOWN, 


JEFFERSON  CO., 


W.  VA. 


OHOTOGRAPHS  of  all  kinds  made 
and  Finished  in  the  best  style.  Out- 
door work,  such  as  Family  Groups,  Res- 
idences, Churches,  Schools,  Live  Stock, 
etc.,  a  Specialty.  Special  attention  paid 
to  Copying  and  Enlarging  Old  Pictures 
in  India  Ink,  Water  Colors  and  Crayon. 
A  beautiful  Life-Size  Crayon  for  $6.00. 
GEORGE   ST., 

CHARLES  TOWN, 

JEFFERSON  CO.,   WEST  VIRGINIA. 


J.E.  WYATT&CO., 

REAL  ESTATE  AND  LIFE  INSURANCE 

SPECIAL  ATTENTION  PAID  TO  FARM  LANDS. 
REPRESENT  THE  MUTUAL  LIFE  OF  N.  Y. 


CHARLES  TOWN, 


JEFFERSON  CO., 


W.  VA, 


FAYETTE  B.  S0UDERS, 


DEALER  IN 


Fine  Brandies,  Wines  and  Liquors. 

Everything  First-Class.    Terms,  Cash, 
and  Don't  You  Forget  it. 

Corner  Main  and  Charles  St., 

Charles  Town,  -  Jefferson  Co.,  -  W.  Va. 


Hardwoods.  #£*«&}**§*« 


Mnfrs  of  and  Dealers  in 
HARDWOODS  AND 
SPRUCE.      CHERRY    A    SPECIALTY.     Dobbin,  W.  Va.. 


TINWARE 


Manufacturers  j  The  W.  H.  Smith  Hardware  Co., 

and    Dealers.    (  Parkersburg,    West   Virginia. 


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City  Electric  Light  Co,  Braxton  D  Gibson 
pres,  Gustav  Brown  vice-pres,  Wm 
Campbell  sec  and  treas. 

Coffman  Jacob  W,  notions. 

Colston  John  T,  fruit  grower. 

Cooke  &  Washington  (Henry  H  Cooke, 
George  Washington),  hardware  and  farm 
impts. 

Dalgarn  Stephen  S,  general  store. 

Davenport  Henry  B,  cattle  breeder. 

Davenport  &  Mallorie  (Arthur  Davenport, 
T  P  Mallorie),  real  estate. 

Davis  Albert  F,  sheriff. 

Davis  Edward  D,  dentist. 

Davis  Edwin  F,  cigar  mnfr. 

Davis  Wm  A,  painter. 

Diehl  &  Bro  (Louis  and  Albert),  marble. 

Dunlap  Walter  B,  operator  W  U  Tel  Co. 

Dunn  Henry,  grocer. 

Earnshaw&  Dooley  (Thomas  CEarnshaw, 
B  Frank  Dooley),  roofers. 

JSasterday  John  S,  saloon. 

Easterday  &  Co  (Joseph  H  and  Wm  P  Eas- 
terday),  stoves  and  plumbers. 

Eby  Clarence  D,  grocer. 

Elliott  House,  Thomas  Elliott  Propr; 
a  First  Class  $2  House;  Refitted  and  Re- 
furnished in  the  Latest  Style  with  all 
Modern  Conveniences;  Free  'Bus  and 
Baggage  Transfer;  Electric  Lights  and 
Bells;  Oyster  Restaurant  Underneath; 
Bar  in  Connection.     (See  p  4-) 

Elliott  Thomas,  Propr  Elliott  House. 
(See p  4.) 

Engle  George  W,  milk. 

Farmers'  Advocate,  Ruthvan  W  Morrow 
editor. 

First  National  Bank  of  Jefferson  at  Charles 
Town  (capital,  $50,000;  surplus  and  un- 
divided profits,  $27,000),  Henry  O  Tal- 
bott  pres,  Samuel  Howell  cash. 

Fouke  C  Frank,  physician. 

Frazier  &  Colston  (Thomas  Frazler,  John 
T  Colston),  ties  and  posts. 

Frazier  &  Cooke  (Thomas  Frazier,  Henry 
Cooke),  ice. 

Gallaher  C  Frank,  justice  and  insurance. 

Gallaher  Wm  W  B,  ed  Virginia  Free  Press. 

Getzendaner  Louis  D,  hardware  and  farm 
implements. 

Qibbs,  Loeffler  &  Wood  (Jonas  D  Gibbs, 
Charles  C  M  Loeffler,  Wm  N  Wood), 
real  estate. 

Gibson  &  Engle  (Braxton  D  Gibson,  Jacob 
F  Engle),  lawyers. 

Goetz  Adam  D,  harnessmaker. 

Green  Thomas  C,  lawyer. 

Green  Mrs  T  C,  music  teacher. 

Hagley  George  H,  clothing. 


Haines  George  W,  editor  and  propr  Spirit 
of  Jefferson . 

Hamill  Rev  Henry  P  (Methodist).  ) 

Hefflebower  Daniel,  auctioneer.      * 

Hesser  &  Bowers  (Charles  F  Hesser,  Wm 
H  Bowers),  meat  market. 

Higginbotham  Samuel  El,  Post- 
master. 

Hirschman  S  D  &  Co  (S  Douglass  Hirsch- 
man),  clothing. 

Holmes  Julius  C,  contractor  and  builder. 

Hooff  M  E,  grocer. 

Hopkins  Rev  Abner  C  (Presbyterian). 

Hopkins  Wm,  nursery. 

Howell  David,  justice  and  insurance. 

Hughes  Daniel  S,  grocer. 

Hughes  George  E,  groceries  and  furniture. 

Hunt  JT&Co  (Joseph  T  Hunt,  Wm  A 
Beans),  livery. 

Hunt  &  Mathena  (George  A  Hunt,  James 
Mathena),  livery. 

Jefferson  Lumber  and  Mnfg  Co,  Wm  F 
Hemp  pres,  John  C  McKnight  treas,  Ira 
T  McKnight  supt. 

Jobe  John  J,  wool. 

Jobe  Wm  R,  furs. 

John  Stevenson  Female  Seminary. 

Johnson  Wm  W,  painter. 

Eahn  Wm,  clothing. 

Eane  Maurice  J,  saloon. 

Kennedy  Philip  C,  real  estate  and  ins. 

Knapp  Herbert  G,  jeweler. 

Latimer  Thomas  W,  clerk  circuit  court. 

Lewis  WHT,  pres  county  court. 

Light  &  Watson  (George  T  Light,  Hite 
Watson),  druggists. 

Lippitt  WF&TP  (Wm  F  and  T 
Perry),  Lumber,  Hardware  and  Build- 
ing Material,  Real  Estate,  Brick  Yard 
and  Fertilizer  Mnf rs.     (See  p  125.) 

Logie  Frank  M,  lawyer. 

Lucas  Daniel  B,  judge  supreme  court  and 
lawyer. 

McClung  Charles  E,  Photographer; 
Crayon  Portrait  and  Pastel  Work;  Photo- 
graphy in  all  its  Branches.     (Seep  125.) 

McElroy  Josiah  B,  City  Engineer 
and  Inventor  of  McElroy's  Meridian 
Drawing  Board;  its  Chief  Points  are 
Utility,  Convenience,  Accuracy. 

Manning  Frank  J,  cattle  breeder. 

Mason  Girard  D,  physician. 

Merchant  Wm  S,  grocer. 

Middlekauff  Harry  B,  harnessmaker. 

Mitchell  Bassett  W,  taxidermist. 

Mitchell  Charles  T,  milk. 

Mitchell  C  T  &  Co  (Charles  T  Mitchell, 
George  H  Flagg),  real  estate  and  ins. 

Mitchell  Henry,  plasterer. 

Mock  George  A,  saloon. 


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Mock  Wm,  mason. 

Moore  Cleon,  lawyer. 

Moore  Gerard  D,  clerk  county  court. 

Moore  Milton  R,  milk. 
f  Morrow  Ruthvan  W,  editor  Farmers'  Ad- 
^~     vocate.  -*■■■« 

Neill  Wm, 'physician. 

Osburn  Lawrerce  A,  furs. 

Page  Littleton  L,  celery  grower. 

Palmbaum  M  &  Bro  (Myer  and  George), 
dry  goods. 

Palmer  Rev  Wm  R  A  (African  Methodist). 

Phillips  Wm  &  Sons  (Wm,  Robert  H  and 
Oscar  M),  planing  mill. 

Ramsburg  George  H,  county  school  supt. 

Ranson  James  M,  dentist. 

Reed  Rev  Miles  8  (Baptist). 

Reinlnger  Jacob  P,  merchant  tailor. 

Richardson  Charles  P,  physician. 

Riddle  Miss  Kate,  artist. 

Rodrick  Mrs  E  A,  general  store. 

Ruhl  Madame  Bertha,  music  teacher. 

Russell  John  W,  Stoves,  Tinware, 
Roofing,  Etc. 

Sadler  &  Bro  (John  N  and  Leonard  L), 
furniture  and  undertakers. 

Schulte  August,  carriages. 

Sencindiver  Mrs  J  M,  milliner. 

Shaffer  W  E,  milliner. 

Shanandale  Mineral  Springs,  Baker  & 
Hurst  proprs. 

Shenandoah  Brass  and  Iron  Works  (capi- 
tal, $60,000),  Charles  S  Stephens  pres, 
Frank  Beckwith  vice-pres,  George  Por- 
terfleld  sec,  John  Porterfield  treas. 

Shenandoah  Milling  Co,  George  H  Turner 
pres,  James  M  Sloan  vlce-pres,  Wm  W 
Inskeep  sec  and  treas,  flour  mill  and 
general  store. 

Shugert  R  D  &  Bro  (Resin  D  and  Jeffer- 
son M),  harnessmakers  and  tanners. 

Slifer  Luther  T,  veterinary  surgeon. 

Smith  Cruger  W,  lawyer. 

Souders  Fayette  B,  Saloon;   Finest 

C    Wines,  Liquors  and  Cigars.     (Seep  125.) 
Spirit  of  Jefferson,  George  W  Haines  edi- 
""  tor  and  propr.  ~\ 
Starry  John  D,  physician. 
Starry  Lewis  P,  livery. 
Stonesifer  Granville  T,  meat  market. 
Stover  Shryer,  stair  builder. 
Taylor  Clarence  W,  painter. 
Taylor  Thomas  O,  grocer. 
Thomas  Mrs  Carrie  F,  milliner. 
Thomas  George  W,  saloon. 
Tinsley  J  W,  prin  Charles  Town  Academy. 
Tomlinson  Miss  Orra  F,  teacher. 
Travers  Win  II,  Lawyer. 
Travis  George,  barber. 
Tucker  Rev  Dallas  (Episcopal). 


Virginia  Free  Press,  W  W  B  Gallaher 
editor .  \ 

Vulcan  Road  Machine  Co,  Joseph 
B  Meredith  Pres,  Frederick  M  Pennock 
Sec,  Manufacturers  of  Improved  Road- 
Making  Machinery.  Among  the  Advan- 
tages of  the  New  Pennock  Reversible 
may  be  enumerated  an  Independent 
Lateral  Adjustment,  Side  Adjustment  of 
the  Scraper  Bar,  and  Direct  Draft  from 
Scraper  Bar  to  the  Team.  We  Warrant 
the  New  Pennock  Reversible  Road  Ma- 
chine to  Perform  as  Successfully  all  Kinds 
of  Road  Work  that  can  be  Done  by  any 
Road  Machine,  including  (1)  in  Plowing 
Ability  in  Hard  or  Stony  Roads;  (2)  in 
Leveling  Qualities;  (3)  as  a  Grader;  (4) 
we  Warrant  it  to  have  the  most  Direct 
Draft  Parts  of  any  Reversible  Road  Ma- 
chine or  Grader;  (5)  to  be  Capable  of 
Securing  the  Sharpest  Angle  of  Cutter 
Bar  of  Any  Road  Machine;  (6)  to  be  the 
only  Road  Machine  in  which  the  Side 
Adjustment  does  not  Alter  the  Angle 
of  the  Cutter  Bar;  (7)  to  be  Well  Manu- 
factured of  the  Best  Material.  (See 
front  cover.) 

Wainwright  Rev  Chester  C  (African  Bap- 
tist). 

Walker  Wm  H,  restaurant. 

Washington  Samuel  W,  lawyer. 

Washington  &  Alexander  (John 
A  Washington,  Richard  A  Alexander). 
Real  Estate  and  Insurance;  Represent 
the  Leading  Insurance  Companies;  Cor- 
respondence Solicited,  C  H  Square. 

Waters  Wm,  florist. 

Watson  George  S,  Propr  Carter 
House;  First-Class. 

Waters  Wm,  celery  grower. 

WellerM  Scott,  boilermaker. 

West  Thomas  J,  auctioneer. 

Whittington  Harry  M,  grocer. 

Wilson  Father  (Catholic). 

Wilson  Hon  Wm  L,  Congressman  2d 
Congressional  District 

Wooddy  John  J,  shoemaker. 

Woolpert  W  Bell,  general  store. 

Wyatt  Joshua  G,  coal  and  grain. 

Wyatt  JE&Co  (James  E  Wyatt)r 
Real  Estate  and  Life  Insurance,  (See  p 
125.) 

Wynkoop  A  G,  real  estate  and  insurance. 

Wysong  Samuel  W,  cattle  breeder. 

Young  Samuel  C,  meats  and  groceries. 


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CHARLOTTE.  In  Monongalia  coun- 
ty, 5  miles  from  Morgan  town  C.  H.,  the 
nearest  banking  and  shipping  point.  Pop- 
ulation, 25.     G.  A.  Lemly,  postmaster. 


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Bailey  John,  carpenter. 

Deels  A  G,  carpenter. 

Brewer  S  A,  carpenter. 

Kussart  J  M,  blacksmith. 

Lemley  George  A,  general  store. 

Lemley  M  C,  teacher. 

McNemar  Rev  L  A  (Methodist  South). 

Ramsay  W  L,  live  stock. 

Wade  L,  saddler. 


CHASE.  In  Jackson  county,  3  miles 
east  of  Jackson  C.  H.  and  shipping  point. 
Population,  25.  Mail,  tri- weekly.  John 
Shinn,  postmaster. 

Chase  &  Shinn,  Grist  Mill. 

CHERRY  CAMP.  A  village  of  200 
population,  in  the  western  part  of  Harri- 
son county,  on  P.  br.  B.  &  O.  R.,  12  miles 
west  of  Clarksburgh  C.  H.,  the  banking 
town,  and  134  from  Wheeling.  Exp.,  U. 
S.     T.  J.  Coffman,  postmaster. 

Boggess  D  W,  general  store. 
Coffman  T  J,  General  Store. 
Coffman  Z  W,  wagonmaker. 
Conowau  J  B,  physician. 
Gould  G  C,  blacksmith. 
Gump  Wm,  general  store. 
Harden  Caroline,  general  store. 
Hupp  A  L,  physician. 
Innis  J  B,  stone  mason. 
Keesy  Noah,  cabinetmaker. 
Keesy  T  W,  carpenter. 
Law  J  D,  cattle  dealer. 
.Rosencrans  J  W,  blacksmith. 
Wilcox  IN,  hotel. 
Williams  T  H,  general  store. 

CHERRY  RUN.  A  village  in  the 
extreme  east  part  of  Morgan  county,  on 
the  B.  &  O.  R.  R.,  and  Potomac  river,  16 
miles  east  of  Berkeley  Springs  C.  H. 
Matinsburgh  is  the  banking  town.  Popu- 
lation, 10.  Tel.,  W.  U.  Exp.,  U.  S.  J. 
M.  Manford,  postmaster. 

Funkhouser  N  C,  general  store. 

CHESTERVILLE.  In  Wood  coun- 
ty, 10  miles  from  Parkersburgh,  the  judi- 
cial seat  and  nearest  bank  location,  and  3 
from  Davisville,  the  nearest  shipping  point. 
Population,  50.  H.  S.  Dye,  postmaster 
and  general  store. 


CHESTNUT.  Rural  postofflce,  es- 
tablished in  1882,  located  in  Wyoming 
county,  12  miles  from  Princeton  *C.  H., 
the    usual  banking  and  shipping   point. 


George  R.  Bailey,  postmaster  and  general 
store. 

CHILDS.  In  Wetzel  county,  10  miles 
from  New  Martinsville  C.  H.,  the  nearest 
banking  and  shipping  point.  Population, 
50.     J.  L.  Hawkins,  postmaster. 

Clay  Jacob,  blacksmith. 
Cook  Rev  John  (Methodist). 
Doty  James  &  Co,  general  store. 
Flagherty  Jones,  constable. 
Hawkins  J  L,  Mechanic. 
Mayhall  R  W,  book  agent. 
Steel  A  B,  justice. 

(  CHILTON".  A  small  village  in  Kana- 
wha county,  on  the  K.  &  C.  R.  R.  R., 
10  miles  from  Charleston,  the  judical  seat 
and  nearest  banking  point.  Population, 
200.     Exp.,  Adams  A 

Caine  D  J,  supt  mine. 

Cavin  M  L,  blacksmith. 

Farley  D  T,  Bookkeeper. 

Garred  B  P,  physician. 

Mooney  Alfred,  justice. 

Sunny  Side  Mines,  D  J  Cain  supt,  coal. 

Talley  W  N,  railroad  agent. 


CHRISTIAN.  A  country  postofflce 
in  Logan  county,  19  miles  south  of  Logan 
C.  H.  Mail,  semi-weekly.  P.  B.  Chris- 
tian, postmaster. 

Browning  W  G,  saw  mill. 
Henderson  &  Browning,  flour  mill. 


CHURCHVILLE.  An  unimportant 
postofflce  in  Lewis  county,  9|  miles  north- 
west of  Weston  C.  H.,  its  banking  and 
shipping  point.  Population,  70.  Mail, 
daily.     James  M.  Lovett,  postmaster. 

Bond  M  L,  hotel. 

Bond  MT&  Co,  general  store. 

Flesher  H  C,  justice. 

Flesher  &  Moneypenny,  flour  mill. 

Holden  A  C,  saddler. 

Kemper  G  A  &  Co,  general  store. 

Liovett  &  Flesher,  General  Store. 

Priest  A  W,  shoemaker. 

Puffenbarger    Josh  &   Sons,  cabinet  and 

wagonmakers. 
Townsend  J  D,  blacksmith. 


CICERONE.  In  Roane  county,  21 
miles  southwest  of  Spencer  C.  H.  and  28 
from  Charleston,  its  banking  and  shipping 
point.    Mail,  semi-weekly. 


CIRCLEVILLE.      A  village  of  100 


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inhabitants,  in  Pendleton  county,  13  miles 
west  of  Franklin  C.  H.,  115  from  Wheel- 
ing, and  65  from  Staunton,  Va.,  on  the  C. 
&  O.  Ry,  its  nearest  shipping  point. 
Henry  Harper,  postmaster. 

Calhoun  A  F,  jeweler. 
Downe  N  F,  flour  mill. 
Harper    Henry,   General    Store  and 

Flour  Mill. 
Hoover  Adam,  blacksmith. 
Lambert  A  M,  blacksmith. 
Lambert,   Harper  &  Co,  flour,  saw   and 

planing  mill. 
Lands  Cyrus,  shoemaker. 
Mallon  B  W,  blacksmith. 
Mulleax  SW&NAS,  sawmill. 
Mulleax  W  J,  general  store. 
Pennington  Dyer,  shoemaker. 
Prest  F  M,  physician. 
Smith  &  Bennett,  general  store. 


CIRTSVILLE.      In  Raleigh  county, 

13  miles  northwest  of  Raleigh  C.  H.,  and 

14  from  Prince  Station,  the  usual  shipping 
point.     Mail,  triweekly.  \ 

CISKO.  This  postofflce  was  establish- 
ed in  1882,  in  Ritchie  county,  and  is  dis- 
tant from  Petroleum,  its  shipping  station, 
on  the  B.  &  O.  R.  R.,  5  miles,  and  20  from 
Ritchie  C.  H.    F.  H.  Cain,  postmaster. 

Cain  F  H,  General  Store. 
Foutty  R,  carpenter. 
Heeter  Robert,  shoemaker. 
James  Isaac,  saw  mill. 
Lytle  Peter,  blacksmith. 
McCormick  J  M,  saw  and  corn  mill. 
Perrin  J  S,  stone  mason. 
Pribble  Hugh,  carpenter. 
Roberts  W  T,  photographer. 
Ross  H  J,  general  store. 
Shephard  Andrew,  blacksmith. 

/^CLAREMONT.     On  the  C.  &  O.  Ry, 

in  Fayette  county,  8  miles  south  of  Fay- 
etteville  C.  H.  Hinton  is  the  nearest  bank- 
ing point.  Exp.,  Adams.  .  Tel.,  W.  U. 
J.  D.  Campbell,  postmaster.  1 

Alaska  Colliery,  Alaska  Coal  and  Coke  Co 
operators. 

Beechwood  &  Keystone  Colliery,  Beech- 
wood  Coal  and  Coke  Co  operators. 

Calaghan  M,  railroad  and  express  agt. 

Campbell  John  D,  Pres  Beechwood 
Coal  and  Coke  Co. 

Hudspeth  James,  justice. 

Bobbins  J  E,  physician. 


miles  from  Spencer,  the  judicial  seat  and 
banking  point,  and  about  the  same  distance 
from  Leroy,  its  shipping  point.  Popula- 
tion, 40.     Thomas  J.  Parks,  postmaster. 

Board  J  C,  blacksmith. 

Board  Wm,  general  store. 

McGaughy  C  A,  carpenter. 

Parks  Thomas  J  &,  Son,  Live  Stock. 

Sharp  J  I,  lumber. 

Whited  J  C,  live  stock. 


CLARINGTON.  On  the  O.  R.  R.  R, 
in  Marshall  county,  18  miles  from  Mounds- 
ville.     The  postal  name  is  Welcome. 


CLARK.  On  the  M.  R.  R.  R.,  in  Har- 
rison county,  9£  miles  north  of  Clarks- 
burgh,  the  judicial  seat  and  banking  point. 
Population,  30.  Tel.,  W.  U.  Exp.,  U.  S. 
E.  P.  Southworth,  postmaster. 

Cunningham  H  L,  tel  and  exp  agt. 
Flanagan  L  A,  railroad  agent. 
Southworth  E  P,  Foreman. 


CLARENCE.    In  Roane  county,  10 


CLARKSBURGH.  The  judicial  seat 
of  Harrison  county,  is  a  prosperous,  incor- 
porated town,  located  on  the  west  fork  of 
Monongahela  river,  and  on  the  B.  &  O.,  the 
W.  Va.  &P.  andM.  R.  R.  Rs.,22  miles  west 
of  Grafton,  and  33  from  Fairmont.  It  is 
surrounded  by  a  very  rich  farming,  grazing 
and  mining  country,  while  in  the  immediate 
vicinity  several  coke  plants  are  in  operation. 
Like  all  the  towns  of  this  region,  Clarks- 
burgh  is  rapidly  growing  in  importance 
and  by  virtue  of  its  location  will  undoubt- 
edly become  one  of  the  largest  interior  cit- 
ies of  West  Virginia.  It  is  supplied  with 
water  works,  a  well  equipped  and  efficient 
fire  department,  gas  and  electric  light 
plants,  good  public  schools,  9  churches, 
public  halls,  3  banks,  3  hotels^and  4  week- 
ly newspapers,  the  Telegram,  Ifcws,  Truth, 
and  Old  Guard.  The  manufactories  located 
here  include  3  foundries  and  machine  shops, 
a  tannery,  3  flour  mills,  planing  mill,  wool- 
en mill,  marble  and  granite  works,  etc. 
Tel.,  W.  U.  Exp.,  U.  S.  Population, 
4,000.     Daniel  W.  Boughner,  postmaster. 

Adler  Philip,  clothing  and  gents'  furngs. 

Alexander  J  J,  assessor. 

Anchor  mills,  John  E  Stealey  Propr. 

Annan  Oliver  A,  railroad  and  express  agt. 

Baker  M  C,  assessor.      • 

Barnett  Robert  R,  dry  goods. 

Barrett  Michael  T,  Propr  New  St 

Charles  Hotel.     {Seep  132.) 
Bell  Telephone  Co,  Mrs  Helen  M   Cook 

manager. 


M.W.  KANE,  JB  WHISKIES, 


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Roggess   Charles  A,   Surveyor  and 

Real  Estate. 
Roggess  John  R,  Ileal  Estate. 

Boughner  Daniel  W,  postmaster. 

Boughner  &  Sons,  general  store. 

Bowcock  John  W,  physician. 

Brohard  &  Co  (Joseph  M  Brohard),  hard- 
ware mnfrs. 

Burk  Michael,  grocer. 

Burke  Wm,  cigars  and  tobacco. 

Burnside  &  Post  (Wm  C  Burnside,  Worthy 
H  Post),  grocers. 

Butters  Samuel  I,  artist. 

Camp  Wm  P,  justice  of  peace. 

Cavwood  Alfred,  tinsmith. 

City  Hotel,  P  Keenan  propr. 

Clarksburgh  Electric  Light  Co,  Nathan 
Goff  pres,  R  T  Lowndes  sec  and  treas. 

Clarksburgh  News  The,  Sommers 
&  Sommers  Proprs.     (See  right  top  lines.) 

Clarksburgh  Planing  Mill  Co  (R  T 
Lowndes,  Jasper  Pew,  Alexander  Duff). 

Clarksburgh  Telegram  The,  Clarksburgh 
Telegram  Co  publrs. 

Clarksburgh  Telegram  Co,  N  Goff  jr  pres, 
R  T  Lowndes  treas,  Stuart  F  Reed 
mngr,  publrs  the  Clarksburgh  Telegram. 

Clarksburgh  Woolen  Mills,  R  T  Lowndes 
propr,  E  Whitman  mngr. 

Clayton  &  Dent  (McClellan  Clayton,  James 
C  Dent),  druggists. 

Clifford  James,  grocer. 

Clifford  Philip,  prosecuting  attorney. 

Cole  Wm  E,  meat  market. 

Comer  Charles,  cigars  and  tobacco. 

Cork  H  Lee,  meat  market. 

Cork  Harrison,  Propr  Walker  House. 
(See  p  132.) 

Criss  Hezekiah  F,  grocer. 

Criss  Robert  J,  Druggist. 

Cunningham  A  M  T,  mngr  W  U  Tel  Co. 

Cunningham  Bros  (Martin  G  and  Alexan- 
der M  T),  druggists. 

Dangerfield  Charles,  barber. 

Daugherty  Michael,  cigars  and  tobacco. 

Davidson  David,  clothing  and  shoes. 

Davis  Charles,  books  and  stationery. 

Davis  E  R  &  Bro  (Edward  R  and  James 
H),  hardware  and  farm  impts. 

Davis  John  J,  Lawyer. 

Dawson  Miss  Belle,  milliner. 

Deison  Wm  J,  furniture  and  undertaker. 

Denham  S  C,  deputy  sheriff. 

Despard  Colliery,  Despard  Gas  Coal  Co 
operators. 

Dowd  Patrick  W,  grocer. 

Earle  Ophir  C,  insurance  and  justice. 

Evans  TL&  Son  (Thomas  L  and  Clarence 
M),  dry  goods. 

Evert  Walter,  hats  and  caps. 


Fletcher  Andrew  J,  dry  goods. 

Fordyce  Albert  G, carriage  and  wagonmkr* 

Gill  Thomas  F,  cigars  and  tobacco. 

Glancy  Patrick  J,  grocer. 

Grayson  Marshal  W,  grocer. 

Green  J  Page,  grocer. 

Griffin  Benjamin  F,  grocer. 

Griffin  John  T,  general  store. 

Hagans  J  M,  judge  circuit  court. 

Hall  A  B,  dentist. 

Harris  John  T,  grocer. 

Harrison  County  Colliery,  Harrison  Coun- 
ty Coal  and  Coke  Co  operators. 

Harrison  Thomas  W,  lawyer. 

Harrison  Willoughby,  stoves  and  tinware,. 

Hart  (MilJB  (Charles  M  and  John 
B),  Founders  and  Machinists,  Engine 
and  Boilermakers,  Saw  Mill  Machinery, 
Etc.    (See  opp.) 

Hartman  Mrs  M  E,  milliner. 

Haymond  Henry,  circuit  clerk. 

Holden  Wilson  P,  dry  goods. 

Holmes  Matthew  G,  boots  and  shoes,  hats 
and  caps. 

Holt  George  M,  dentist. 

Hopf  Silas,  deputy  sheriff. 

Hornor  B  F  &  Co  (Benjamin  F  Hornor),. 
grocers. 

Hotel  Mulheran,  Mrs  T  Mulherac 
Propr.     (See  p  1S7.) 

Huch  Mrs  Mary,  restaurant. 

Hursey  Wilbur  E.  harnessmaker. 

Hursey  M  L  &  Son  (Wm  L  Hursey),  insur- 
ance agents. 

Husbaum  Manning  A,  clothing. 

Ingman  Miss  Ida,  fancy  goods. 

Jackson  T  Moore,  Pres  Traders5 
National  Bank. 

Jacob  A  S,  painter. 

Karlins  Julius,  jeweler. 

Kearns  John  F,  grocer. 

Keenan  Patrick,  propr  City  Hotel. 

Lacy  Mrs  Fred,  millinery  and  hair  goods. 

Lambrecht  Benjamin,  jeweler. 

Lang  Colonel  James,  grocer. 

L<ang  Fred  A,  Marble  and  Granite 
Works.     (Seep  135.) 

Lee  Dabney  C,  lawyer. 

Lee  Wm,  shoemaker. 

Leonard  Thomas,  cigars  and  tobacco. 

Lewis  Jacob  F,  sewing  machines. 

Long  P  M,  county  clerk. 

Lowndes  Richard  T,  General  Store. 

Lowndes  &  Chorpening  (R  T  Lowndes, 
John  Chorpening),  flour  mill. 

Lyon  John,  grocer. 

McCormick  John  L,  stoves  and  tinware. 

McDonald  John,  grocer. 

McDowell  &  Harlan  (Joseph  G  Mc- 
Dowell, Philip  C  Harlan),  Bottlers. 


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Engineers'  Supplies. 


Steam  and  Hydraulic  Packing,  Asbestos 
Mill  Board,  Waste,  Etc.  Write  as  for  Prices. 
CHAS.    H.    BERRY,    Wheeling,  W.  Va. 


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Mahns  John  T,  druggist. 

Martin  Noah  A,  harnessmaker. 

Maxeon  C  N,  pres  county  court! 

Meathrell  Claud  H,  grocer. 

Merchants'  National  Bank  of  West  Vir- 
ginia (capital,  $100,000;  surplus,  $28,- 
000),  Nathan  Goff  Pres,  Luther  Hay- 
mond  cash. 

Merriman  Wm  T,  boots,  shoes,  and  gents' 
furnishing  goods. 

Monroe  &  Smith  (James  Monroe,  E  S 
Smith),  grocers. 

Morgan  D  Porter,  physician. 

Morris  &  Wolfe  (David  M  Morris,  U  Lee 
Wolfe),  proprs  The  Old  Guard. 

Mulheran  Mrs  T,  Propr  Hotel  Mul- 
heran.    {Seep  137.) 

New  St  Charles  Hotel,  M  T  Barrett 
Propr.    (See  below.) 

New  St  Clare  Hotel,  G  W  Zents  propr. 

Northcott  Robert  S,  lawyer  and  justice. 

Nusbaum  Isaac,  boots,  shoes,  hats  and 
caps. 

Nusbaum  Wm,  grocer. 

<Weli  Clarence  R,  furniture. 

Old  Guard  The,  Morris  &  Wolfe  publrs. 

daborn  Alexander  H,. Founder  and 
Machinist.    (See  p  137.) 


Osborn's  J  F  Sons  (Alexander  C),  founders 

and  machinists. 
Osborn  machinery  Co,  Wm  B  Os- 

born  Propr.     (See  p  135.) 
Osburn  Robert  C,  printer. 
Osburn  Wm  M,  boots  and  shoes. 
Page  Harriet,  restaurant. 
Parrill  Joseph,  grocer. 
Patton  G  B  &  Co  (George  B,  Charles  L  and 

Luther  M  Patton),  grocers. 
Patton  Thomas,  general  store. 
Peck  Wm  C,  physician. 
Pike  Charles  H,  confectioner. 
Pike  Richard,  grocer. 
Point    Roller   Mills,  Steel  &    Hart 

Proprs. 
Post  Russell  E,  tel  operator. 
Price   &  Co  (Wm  S  Price),   Lumber 

Dealers. 
Ramsey  J  W,  physician. 
Rector  &  Boring  (Alfred  C  Rector,  George 

C  Boring),  bakers  and  grocers. 
Redman  Bros  (JB  and  H  T),  plumbers. 
Reed  Joseph,  cooper . 
Reed  Robert  A,  shoemaker. 
Reger  Miss  E  C,  millinery  and  notions. 
-  Reichart  Theodore,  barber. 
Richards  Wilbur  F,  publr  The  Truth.  ) 


ST.  CHARLES  HOTEL 

M.  T.  BABBETT,  Proprietor. 

LIGHTED  BY  ELECTRICITY. 
'BUS  TO  ALL  TRAINS. 

EVERYTHING  FIRST-CLASS. 
FINE  SAMPLE  ROOMS. 
Corner  Main  and  Fourth  Sts., 
CLARKSBURG,     -    WEST  VIRGINIA. 


WALKER   HOUSE) 

HARRISON  CORK,  Proprietor. 

'BUS  TO  ALL  TRAINS.         CENTRALLY  LOCATED. 

FIRST-CLASS  SAMPLE  ROOMS. 

CLARKSBURG,  -  -  WEST  VIRGINIA. 


CLA  AND    BUSINESS    DIBECTOBY,  CLA  133 

T.  MOORE  JACKSON,  DR.  FLEMING  HOWELL,  C.  SPRIGG  SANDS, 

President.  Vice-President.  Cashier. 


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CAPITAL,  $85,000.00. 

DIRECTORS  : 

T.  M.  JACKSON,  FLEMING  HOWELL,  J.  E.  SANDS,  W.  HOOD,  W.  BRENT  MAXWELL, 

Solicits  the  Accounts  of  Corporations,  Firms  and  Individuals,  and  accords  to  its  deposi- 
tors every  accommodation  consistent  with  sound  banking.  Visitors  and  friends  treated 
politely,  and  always  welcomed. 

Most  favorable  collection  facilities.     Correspondence  invited. 

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Automatic  Lettering,  and 
Free-Hand  Drawing, 

In  addition  to  the  English  and  Commercial  Courses. 

Cheapest  and  Best  Business  College  in  the  State.     Students  may  enter  at  any  time 
in  the  year.     No  vacations.     Send  for  Catalogue. 

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Robinson  F  A  &  Son  (Fernando  A  and 

Benjamin  F),  jewelers 
Robinson  Joseph  L,  shoemaker. 
Buhl,   Koblegard  &  Co  (John  L 

Ruhl,   John    and     Jacob     Koblegard), 

Wholesale  Grocers. 
Sands  C   Sprlgg,   Cash  Traders'  Na- 
tional Bank. 
Scott  Winfield,  lawyer. 
Seaton  A  Carson,  farm  impts. 
Sehon  Frederick,  barber. 
Shinn  Leonidas,  blacksmith. 
Shuttleworth  6W&HM  (George  W  and 

Harry  M),  general  store. 
Smith,  Brown  &  Co  (Allen  Smith,  Beason 

Brown),  dry  goods. 
.Smith  John  B,  physician. 
Sommerg  &  Summers  (Camden  and 

Hoffman),     Proprs     The     Clarksburg 

News,  Real  Estate  and  Insurance  Agents. 

(See right  lop  lines.) 
Spates  6u8  B,  hardware. 
Spates  T  S  &  Son  (Thomas  S  and  Cecil  S), 

dry  goods  and  notions. 
Stealey  John  E,  Propr  Anchor  Mills. 
Steel  &  Hart  (John  R  Steel,  Charles  M 

and  John  B  Hart),  Proprs  Point  Roller 

Mills. 
Stonestreet  Charles  E,  county  surveyor. 
Stuart  Bros  (John   W  and  Mason  D), 

Livery,  Feed  and  Sale  Stables.     {Seep 

1S7.) 
Sturm  J  F,  commissioner. 
Sumner    Wni     S,    Tanner,     Currier, 

Leather  Dealer,  Saddlery,  Findings  and 

Harness. 
Swager  John  G,  grocer. 
Thompson  Charles  F,  pianos,  organs  and 

sewing  machines. 
Thompson  Ed  &  Wm,  photographers. 
Thompson  Marcellus  M,  Lawyer, 

Commissioner  in  Chancery,  Recorder  of 

Clarksburgh. 
Thorn  J  W  &  Co  (John  W  Thorn),  whol 

produce. 
Tinsman  Enoch,  baker. 
Traders'  National  Bank  (Capital, 

$85,000),    T    Moore     Jackson    Pres,  C 

Sprigg  Sands  Cash.    {See  p  188.) 
Truth  The,  W  F  Richards  publr."; 
Vance  John  C,  mayor. 
Vannort  Joseph  R,  shoemaker. 
Vanosten  Albert  B,  dentist. 
Vanosten  ZB,  tailor. 
Waldeck,  Law  &  Co  (George  E  Waldeck, 

James  M  Hickman,  Worthing  S  Law), 

meat  market. 
Walker  House,  Harrison  Cork  Propr. 

(See  p  182.) 


Welch  &  Kearns  (Thomas  J  Welch,  Mich- 
ael J  Kearns),  barbers. 
Wells  Horace  L,  druggist. 
West  Virginia  Bank  (Capital,  $58,- 

800),  R  T  Lowndes  Pres,  W  H  Freeman 

Cash. 
West  Virginia  Business  College 

The,  A  C  Davis  Pres,  E  B   Morris  Sec 

and  Treas.     (See  p  133.) 
Williams  James  L,  grocer. 
Wilson  Charles  E,  photographer. 
Woolley  Bros  (Codies  and  Wm  B),  whol' 

notions. 
Zents    George  W,   propr  New   St  Clare 

Hotel  and  grocer. 


CLAUDE.  A  rural  postofflce  In  Tay- 
lor county,  9  miles  from  Grafton  C.  H., 
the  banking  town.  Ship  to  Thornton, 
distant  5  miles  on  B.  &  O.  R.  R.  John 
Miller,  postmaster. 

Boyles  L.  TM,  General  Store. 
Scott  Wm  C,  tanner. 
Spring  J  W,  carpenter. 

CLAY  C.  H.  Also  called  Henry,  is 
the  county  seat  of  Clay  county,  located  on 
the  Elk  river,  52  miles  northeast  of  Char- 
leston, on  C.  &  O.  Ry,  the  shipping  sta- 
tion and  banking  town.  Population,  105. 
J.  M.  Woods,  postmaster. 

Andrews  E  R,  lawyer. 

Carr  Clandus,  physician. 

Fitzwater  J  S,  blacksmith. 

Frame  M  W,  lawyer. 

Gould  Wm  P,  general  store. 

Lackney  H  C,  lawyer. 

Pierson  Bros,  general  store. 

Reed  James,  general  store. 

Reed  S,  hotel. 

Stephenson  A  J,  county  and  circuit  clerk. 

Stephenson  Bros,  flour  mill. 

Stephenson  T  B,  general  store. 

Weekly  Times  The. 

Wilson  C  P,  sheriff. 


CLAYSVILLE.    Wood  county. 

Davisville. 


See- 


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CLAYTON.  Country  postofflce  in 
Summers  county,  16  miles  northeast  of 
Hinton  C.  H.,  and  6  from  Alderson,  on 
the  C.  &  O.  Ry,  its  usual  shipping  point 
and  banking  town.  David  G.  Ballenger,. 
postmaster."! 

Alderson  Stone  Co,  quarry. 
Ayers  J  B,  surveyor. 
Ballenger  I>  G,  Live  Stock. 


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THE  ONLY  REGULAR  MACHINERY  AND  MILL  SUPPLY  HOUSE  IN  WEST  VIRGINIA. 


OSBORN  MACHINERY  CO. 

CLARKSBURG,  W.  VA. 

Steam  Engines,  Boilers,  Water 
Motors,  Electric  Motors,  Hoist- 
ing Engines,  Pumping  Machin- 
ery, Iron  and  Wood-Working 
Tools,  Mill  Supplies,  Brass 
Goods,  Iron  Pipe,  Steam  Fit- 
tings, Leather  and  Rubber 
Belting,  Etc.,  Etc. 

IRON  BRIDGES  and  STRUCTURAL  IRON  WORK. 

MACHINERY  FOR  ALL  PDRPOSES.    WRITE  FOR  CATALOGUE, 

CLARKSBURG  MARBLE  WORKS. 

NEAR   ELK  BRIDGE,  PIKE  STREET. 

THE  LARGEST  IN 
THE  STATE. 


FRED.  A.  LANG,  Propr., 


P.  O.  Box  275. 


GRANITE  AND  MARBLE 

Monuments,  Tombstones,  Mantels, 
Iron  Fencing,  Hearths,  Etc.,  Etc. 


CLARKSBURG, 


W.  VA. 


McLAIN     BROTHERS, 

Wholesale  and  Retail  Druggists, 
WHEELING,  VV.  VA 


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Only  Dental  Supply  House  in  W.  Va.  A  Good  Stock  of  WHITE'S., 
JLSTIS  &  SIBLEY'S  TEETH,  DENTAL  BDBBEB,  BIIBBER  DAM, 
GOLD  FOIL  and  PELLETS,  Cements,  Amalgams  and  Plaster  Paris. 


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Ballenger  J  H,  gunsmith. 
Graham  ABC,  saw  mill. 
Graham  C  H,  live  stock. 
Graham  John,  flour  mill. 
Graham  Joseph,  farmer. 
Graham  T  C  &  Co,  saw  mill. 
Hill  George,  farmer. 
Honaker  A  H,  farmer. 
Ingls  Edward,  nursery. 
Meadows  Lee,  farmer. 

CLEAR  CREEK.      A  country  post- 
office  in  Raleigh  county,  18  miles  north- 
west of  Raleigh  C.  H.,  and  24  from  Prin- 
ce's, its  nearest  shipping  station.     Popula- 
tion, 140.     T.  J.  McGinnis,  postmaster. 
Brown  S  H,  lumber. 
Dunbar  W  8,  physician. 
Dunbar  W  8  jr,  flour  mill. 
Harper  H  H,  General  Store. 
McGiiinl§  F  J,  Notary. 
McGinnis  8,  flour  mill. 
McGinnis  S  M,  apiarist. 
Moles  James,  grist  mill. 
Tony  Robert,  blacksmith. 
Tony  R  P,  saw  mill. 
Wood  George,  grist  mill. 

CLEMENTS.  On  the  G.  &  G.  R.  R., 
in  Barbour  county,  12  miles  from  Philippi 
C.  H.  and  nearest  bank  location.  Popu- 
lation, 36.  Exp.,  U.  8.  F.  M.  Enlow, 
postmaster. 
Enlow  Mrs  S  V,  Grocer. 

CLEMTOWN.  In  Barbour  county, 
12  miles  northeast  of  Philippi  C.  H.  and 
banking  point,  and  3  from  Nicklow,  the 
nearest  shipping  point.  Mail,  semi-weekly. 

f  CLENDENIN.  A  small  place  in 
Kanawha  county,  21  miles  northeast  of 
Charleston  C.  H.,  its  nearest  railway  point 
and  banking  town.  Population,  80.  J.  H. 
Davis,  postmaster,  j 

/  CLEVELAND.  In  Webster  county, 
25  miles  northeast  of  Addison,  the  judi- 
cial seat,  and  25  from  Buckhannon,  the 
usual  banking  and  shipping  point.  Popu- 
lation, 40.  Mail,  daily.  H.  C.  Phillips, 
postmaster. 

Phillips  H  C,  Clerk. 

Stalnaker  Rev  J  8  (Methodist  South). 


f  CLIFF  TOP.  A  postoffice  in  Fay- 
ette county,  10  miles  southeast  of  Fayette- 
ville,  the  judicial  seat,  and  10  from  Sewell 
Depot  on  the  C  &  O  Ry.     Mail,  daily. 


Hanson  J  H,  general  store. 


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CLIFTON.  Is  located  on  the  Ohio 
river  and  on  the  O.  R.  R.  R. ,  in  the  north 
part  of  Mason  county,  16  miles  northeast 
of  Point  Pleasant  C.  H.  Pomeroy,  O.,  is 
the  location  of  nearest  bank.  Population, 
300.  Tel.,  W.  XL  Exp.,  Adams.  A.. 
Dyke,  postmaster/A 

Dyke  Amos,  Confectioner. 
Mason  Mrs  E,  saloon. 
Nease  &  Somerville,  druggist. 
Raybold  Mrs  M,  meat  market. 
Rhodes  J  P,  general  store. 
Schwatzwadler   Joseph,      groceries 

shoes. 
Shank  Bros,  carpenters. 
Sturgeon  James  A,  coal  miner. 
Troeger  John,  grocer. 
Williams  Mrs  J  J,  general  store. 
Williams  R,  grocer. 


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CLIFTON  MILLS.  Is  in  the  north- 
ern part  of  Preston  county,  22  miles  from 
Kingwood  C.  H.,  and  18  from  Uniontown, 
Pa.,  the  nearest  shipping  point.  Popula- 
tion, 50.     W.  M.  Collier,  postmaster. 

Bird  James  E,  blacksmith. 

Burke  Wm,  coal. 

Collier  W  M,  General  Store. 

Evans  J  &  G,  grain. 

Evans  &  Co,  grist  and  saw  mill. 

Harader  &  Sons,  general  store. 

Leib  F,  saddler. 

Maust  George,  lawyer. 

Spurgeon  H,  veterinary  surgeon. 


CcLIFTY.  A  country  postoffice  in 
Fayette  county,  125  miles  from  Wheeling, 
17  northeast  of  Fayetteville  C.  H.,  and  12 
from  Nuttall,  its  shipping  point.  Popula- 
tion, 200.  Mail,  daily.  E.  Bates,  post- 
master.^ 

Bates  E,  Jeweler. 
Clifty  Co  The,  general  store. 
Kesler  John,  flour  mill. 
Miller  H  L,  general  store. 
Ramsey  S,  flour  mill. 
Sharver  Thomas  S,  flour  mill. 


CLINTON.  Small  place  in  Ohio  coun- 
ty, 8  miles  northeast  of  Wheeling  C.  H., 
its  banking  and  shipping  point.  Mail,, 
daily.  Hannah  McMurray,  postmaster 
and  grocer.  < 

JDLINTON  FURNACE.  Also  known 
as  Clinton  Mills,  is  a  small  place  In  Monon- 
galia county,  9  miles  south  of  Morgantown 
C.  H.  and  nearest  banking  point,  and  4 
from  Little  Falls,   the  nearest    shipping 


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A.  H.  OSBORN, 

Founder  and  Machinist. 


MANUFACTURER  OF  AND  DEALER  IN 

ENGINES  AND  BOILER 

Saw  and  Grist  Mills,  Castings,  Pulleys, 
Mill  Gearing,  Shafting,  Etc. 

REPAIR  WORK  A  SPECIALTY. 

CLARKSBURG,       -         ■       WEST  VIRGINIA. 

STUART  BROS., 

LIVERY 


Sale  and  Feed 
Stables. 

HEADQUARTERS  FOB 

HORSE,  CATTLE  and 

SHEEP  MEL 

Stabling  for  Seventy- 
Fire  Horses. 


Clarksburg,    W.  Ya„ 


HOTEL    MULHERA 

MRS.  T.  MULHERAN,  Proprietress. 

'BUS  TO  ALL  TRAINS. 

FIRST-CLASS  SAMPLE  ROOMS. 

CENTRALLY  LOCATED, 

Corner  Second  and  Pike  Streets, 
CLARKSBURG,  -  -  WEST  VIRGINIA, 


UNDERTAKERS  AND  FUNERAL  DIRECTORS,  fi  Mpnripl  h  Pn 

II      1124  Main  Street,  Wheeling,  West  Virginia.    Ul  lYlUllllul    %M  UUl 


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point.     Population,  100.     O.  B.  Johnson, 
postmaster. 

Austin  I  N,  blacksmith. 

Faulkner  James  A,  justice. 

Haigh  John,  grist,  saw  and  carding  mill. 

Jackson  Thomas,  undertaker. 

Johnson   O  IS,   Saw  and  Grist  Mills; 

General  Store. 
Kisnar  G  R,  shoemaker. 
Phillips  Wesley,  shoemaker. 


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CLINTONVILLE.  A  small  village 
in  Greenbrier  county,  12£  miles  from  Lew- 
isburgh  C.  H.  Ronceverte,  18  miles  south, 
on  the  C.  &  O.  Ry,  is  the  nearest  shipping 
point.  Population,  11.  P.  P.  Ferrell, 
postmaster.  ^ 

Burns  C  A,  mason, 

Ferrell  3  M  &  Bio,  General  Store. 

Harrah  G  M,  justice. 

Heirick  Frank,  blacksmith. 

Loudermilk  Thomas,  blacksmith. 

McClung  W  H,  physician. 

CLIO.  In  Roane  county,  25  miles 
from  Spencer  C.  H.  and  bank  location, 
and  30  from  Charleston,  the  nearest  ship- 
ping point.  Population,  80.  A.  B.  Jack- 
son, postmaster. 

Armestead  J  M,  flour  mill. 
Jackson  A.  B,  Lumber. 


CLOVERDALE.  A  country  post- 
office  in  Monroe  county,  26  miles  from 
Union  C.  H.,  6  from  Narrows.  Va,  the 
nearest  shipping  point  and  22  from  Prince- 
ton.    John  W.  Ball,  postmaster^ 

f  CLOVER  LICK.  A  rural  postoffice 
in  Pocahontas  county,  16  miles  northeast 
of  Huntersville  C.  H.,  and  50  north  of 
Miliboro  Depot,  Va.,  on  the  C.  &  O.  Ry. 
its  nearest  shipping  point.  John  Ligon, 
postmaster  and  physician.  Jk 

CLUSTER.  In  Pleasants  county,  3 
miles  from  Waverly,  its  shipping  point 
and  10  from  St.  Mary's  C.  H.    Mail,  daily. 

CLYDE.  In  Wetzel  county,  19  miles 
east  of  New  Martinsville  C.  H.,  and  10 
from  Littleton,  its  shipping  point.  Mail, 
semi-weekly. 

f  COALBURG-H.  A  village  of  600 
Inhabitants,  in  Kanawha  county,  on  the 
river  of  same  name,  and  a  station  on  the 
G.  &  O.  and  Kanawha  Rys,  17  miles  south 


of  Charleston  C.  H.    Exp.,  Adams.    Tel., 
W.U.) 

Braden  R,  general  store. 

Cabin  Creek  Kanawha  Coal  Co. 

Jones  &  Stevens,  general  store. 

Killinger  &  Son,  saddlers. 

Lawrence  &  Hensley,  general  store. 

Little  J  L,  general  store. 

Peabody  Coal  Co,  miners. 

Robinson    Coal  Co,  General  Store 

and  Miners. 
Stevens  Coal  Co,  miners. 


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COALDALE.  On  the  N.  &  W.  R. 
R.,  in  Mercer  county,  30  miles  from 
Princeton  C.  H.,  and  4  from  Bramwell, 
the  nearest  bank  location.  Population 
200.  Exp  ,  Southern.  Tel.,  W.  U.  John 
Cooper,  postmaster.  \ 

Coaldale  Coal  and  Coke  Co. 
Cooper  John,  Supt  Coal  Co. 
Jones  W  T,  general  store. 
Perdue  George,  general  store. 
Roder  F  L,  railroad,  exp  and  tel  agent. 


fcOAJj  RIVER  MARSHES.     Also 

known  as  Trap  Hill,  is  in  Raleigh  county, 
12  miles  northwest  of  Raleigh  C.  H. 
Princes,  on  the  C.  &  O.  Ry,  is  its  nearest 
shipping  point. J 


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.  COAL  VALLEY.     Fayette  county. 

Name  changed  to  Montgomery.  X 

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\  COCO.  In  Kanawha  county,  15  miles 
east  of  Charleston,  the  judicial  seat,  usual 
banking  and  shipping  point.  Population, 
100.  Mail,  semi-weekly.  J.  M.  Ross, 
postmasterA 

Birt  H,  saw  mill. 

McBride  A,  saw  mill. 

Perry  J  H,  coal  miner. 

Reynolds  N  B,  carpenter. 

Ross  J,  lumber. 

Ross  J  C,  blacksmith. 

Ross  J  M,  Saw  Mill  and  General  Store. 

Ross  M  R,  physician. 


^COGGINS.    A  country  postoffice 
Greenbrier  county,  25  miles  northwest 
Lewisburgh    C.   H.      Mail,   semi-weekly 
R.  H.  Smith,  postmaster.); 

Smith  D  R,  farmer. 

Smith  Harvey,  Saw  Mill. 

Smith  R  H,  farmer. 


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COIT.    On  the  C.  &  O.  Ry,  in  Fayette 


R.  F.  POTTS,  THE   II  ATT  Kit,   is  Prepared  to   Remodel 


HR.  F.  POTTS,  1 11 1«:  IIA'l"l\KJ*,  is  rrcparea  to  itemoaei 
*%  tt^  If  Gentlemen's  FELT  and  SILK  HATS  in  the  Latest  Style. 
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county,  24  miles  south  of  Fayetteville,  tbe 
judicial  seat,  and  28  from  Hinton,  the 
nearest  bank  location.  Population,  150. 
John  F.  Jones,  postmasterA 

Sterling  Coal  and  Coke  Co,  John 
F  Jones  Supt. 

COKELEY'S.  In  Ritchie  county,  5 
miles  southwest  of  Ritchie  C.  H.,  its  near- 
est shipping  point.  Mail,  semi-weekly. 
Jacob  Cokeley,  postmaster. 

Cokeley  Jacob,  General  Store. 

Crowley  Jerry,  blacksmith. 

Matheny  Thomas,  shoemaker. 

Morris,    Scott  &  Co  (Wm  Morris,  W  H 

Scott,  S  M  Lindsey),  saw  mill. 
Rexroad  C  W,  physician. 


COKETON.    On  the  W.  Va.  C.  Ry, 

in  Tucker  county,  17  miles  southwest  of 
St.  George,the  county  seat.  Exp.,  Adams. 
Mail,  daily. 

COLD  STBEAM.  In  Hampshire 
county,  22  miles  east  of  Romney,  the  coun- 
ty seat  and  banking  point,  and  16  south  of 
Paw  Paw,  on  B.  &  O.  R.  R.,  its  nearest 
railroad  point.  Population,  30.  A.  C. 
Slonaker,  postmaster. 

Alderton  L  P,  miller. 
Light  John  W,  general  store. 
Shane  CW&  Bro,  carpenters. 
Slonaker  A  C,  Deputy  Sheriff. 


COLD  WATER.  A  rural  postofflce 
in  the  south  part  of  Doddridge  county,  16 
miles  southeast  of  West  Union,  the  judi- 
cial seat.  Ship  to  Smithton,  distant  12 
miles     Mail,  tri-weekly. 


COLFAX.  Also  known  as  Texas 
Station,  on  the  B.  &  O.  R.  R.,  84  miles 
from  Wheeling,  in  the  southeastern  part 
of  Marion  county,  and  4  miles  south  of 
Fairmont,  the  seat  of  justice.  Population, 
50.     W.  F.  Springer,  postmaster. 

Cordia  Ezra,  saw  mill. 

Flemming  Ed,  saw  mill. 

Hawkins  Wm,  shoemaker. 

Hawkins  Wm  &  Bro,  General  Store. 

Jasper  W  R,  general  store. 

Knight  Robert,  blacksmith. 

Nuzum  Z  &  Son,  general  store. 


COLLIERS.  A  station  on  the  P.,  C. 
C.  &  St.  L.  Ry,  in  Brooke  county,  12  miles 
north  of  Wellsburgh,  the  county  seat  and 
banking  town.     Population,    250.     Exp., 


Adams.     Tel.,  W.  U.     G.  W.  Freshwater, 
postmaster. 

Criss  Bros,  general  store. 

Ferguson  J  F,  meat  market. 

Freshwater  O  W,  General  Store. 

Hindman  A  J,  justice  and  blacksmith. 

Hindman  G  H,  constable. 

Knox  Alonzo,  shoemaker. 

Owings  W  S,  farm  impts. 

Pool  Bros,  carpenters. 

Robinson  E  N,  carpenter. 

Roney  L  B,  hotel. 

Ryland  J  S,  general  store. 

Ryland  J  T,  general  store  and  flour  mill. 

Stansbury  H  R,  blacksmith. 

Staasbury  &  Knox,  carpenters. 


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COLUMBIA  SULPHUR 
SPRINGS.  A  village  in  the  extreme 
northeast  end  of  Greenbrier  county,  20 
miles  northeast  of  White  Sulphur  Springs, 
on  the  C.  &  O.  Ry,  its  nearest  railroad 
point,  and  30  from  Lewisburgh,  the  county 
seat  and  banking  town.  It  is  only  about 
4  miles  from  the  Virginia  State  line.  Pop-f, 
ulation,  50.     James  F.  Clark,  postmaster.  ; 

On nn  Jesse,  General  Store. 

COMFORT.  In  Boone  county,  15 
miles  northeast  of  Madison,  the  judicial 
seat,  and  10  from  Winifrede,  the  nearest 
shipping  point.  Population,  50.  Mail, 
semi-weekly.     J.  F.  Meadows,  postmaster. 

Allen  Walter,  agent. 
Chapman  J  F,  blacksmith. 
Meadows  J  Floyd,  General  Store. 
Meadows  Sarah  A,  general  store. 
Parker  Wm  H,  coal  miner. 
Perden  Z,  flour  and  saw  mill. 


CON  AW  AY.  A  village  in  Tyler 
county,  9  miles  east  of  Middlebourne,  the 
seat  of  justice.and  18  north  of  West  Union, 
its  nearest  shipping  point.  Population, 150. 
J.  B.  Haught,  postmaster. 

Haugtt  J  B,  jeweler. 

HI  aught  JB&  Bro,  General  Agents. 

Kerns  H,  blacksmith. 

Mayfield  J  M,  general  store. 

Wise  H  E,  undertaker. 


CONCORD.  A  postofflce  in  the 
southeastern  part  of  Hampshire  county,  30 
miles  from  Romney,  the  county  seat. 
Winchester,  Va.,  18  miles  distant  on  the 
B.  &  O.  R.  R.,  is  the  shipping  station  and 
banking  town.  Population,  25.  Miss 
Laura  E.  Kelsoe,  postmaster.  


Pianos,  Organs,  Accordeons,  Banjos,  Cornets,  Flageo- 
lets, Guitars,  Harmonicas,  mandolins,  Drums,  Fifes. 

J.  P.  WIESEL,  Cumberland,  Md. 


Peabody  Insurance  Co. 


OF  WHEELING,  W.  VA.    The 
BEST   IS   THE    CHEAPEST. 


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/^CONCORD  CHURCH.  A  country 
postoffice  in  Mercer  county,  8  miles  north- 
east of  Princeton,  the  judicial  seat,  and  14 
from  Ingleside,  its  nearest  railway  point. 
Banking  facilities  at  Princeton.  Popula- 
tion, 200.  Mail,  daily.  J.  F.  Holroyd, 
postmaster.^ 

Balm  F  A  &  Co,  general  store. 

Campbell  Rev  J  S  (Baptist). 

Concord  Normal  School,  J  H  French  prin. 

Daniel  J  D,  lawyer. 

Farmers'  Joint  Stock  Co,  general  store. 

Fletcher  W  H,  constable. 

French  J  H,  prin  Concord  Normal  School. 

Fulwider  C  A,  teacher. 

GoreH  F,  justice. 

Holroyd  James    F,   Notary    Public 

and  Prof  Normal  School. 
Holroyd  Wm,  hotel. 
Holroyd  &  Holroyd,  physicians. 
Lawrence  A  V,  shoemaker. 
McCracken  Rev  D  (Methodist  South). 
McCreery  Miss  M  J,  teacher. 
Massic  R  W,  general  store  and  hotel. 
llendor  &  Pack,  General  Store. 
Oxley  S  H,  constable. 
Robinson  J  H,  dentist. 
Wilkinson  Z  T,  carpenter. 
Williams  A  H,  blacksmith. 


CONFIDENCE.  A  postoffice  in  Put- 
nam county,  6  miles  from  Winfleld,  the 
county  seat,  and  6  from  Red  House  Shoals, 
its  nearest  shipping  point.  C.  C.  Harmon, 
postmaster. 

Farrar  Rev  C  M  (Baptist). 

Harmon  Rev  T  (Baptist). 

Hartman  D  S,  flour  mill. 

Higginbotham  Mark, General  Store. 

Howard  W  S,  physician. 

Maxwell  &  Sons,  saw  mill. 

Older  J  E,  carpenter. 

Older  &  Washington,  general  store. 

Shank  Rev  J  H  (Baptist). 

Watkins  R  W,  general  store. 

CONFLUENCE.  In  Lewis  county, 
19  miles  southwest  of  Weston,  the  judicial 
seat,  banking  and  shipping  point,  whence 
it  receives  a  daily  mail. 


CONGO.  On  the  Ohio  river,  in  Han- 
cock county,  directly  opposite  Wellsville> 
its  shipping  point,  and  8  north  of  Fairview, 
the  judicial  seat.     Mail,  tri-weekly. 

CONINGS.  In  Gilmer  county,  15 
miles  from  Glenville,  the  county  seat,  and 
18  from  We&t  Union,  the  nearest  shipping 


point.      Population,   40.      A.  J.   Rymer, 
postmaster. 

Adams  J  I,  carpenter. 
Cookman  W  T,  shoemaker. 
Eakle  John,  shoemaker. 
Matheny  Joseph,  constable. 
Matheny  J  E,  physician. 
Maulsby  B  H,  express  agent. 
Morris  C  F,  hotel. 
Morris  T  L,  barber. 
Morris  Wm  N,  flour  mill. 
Norman  F  M,  blacksmith. 
Rymer  A  J,  General  Store. 
Tyson  &  Morris,  general  store. 


COON'S  MILLS.  A  village  in  Boone 
county,  22  miles  southeast  of  Madison,  the- 
seat  of  justice,  and  15  south  of  Browns- 
town,  on  the  C.  &  O.  Ry,  its  shipping  point. 
Charleston  is  location  of  nearest  bank. 
Population,  80.     A.  J.  Coon,  postmaster. 

Coon  A  J,  General  Store  and  Justice. 
Coon  Jacob,  flour  mill. 


^COOPERS.     On  the  N.  &  W.  R.  R.,_ 
in  Mercer  county,  15  miles  west  of  Prince- 
ton,   the  judicial  seat.     Population,  500, . 
Exp.,   Southern.    The  railroad    name   is 
Cooper's  Mines. ) 

Baker  S,  General  Store. 

Cooper  J  &  Co,  genl  store  and  coal  miners. 

Garlick  J  &  Co,  general  store. 

Golman  S  J,  general  store. 

Hill  J,  general  store. 

Radford  M,  general  store. 

Sterling  Colliery,  J  Cooper  &  Co  oprs. 


jf^COPEN.    In     Braxton     county,     19" 
miles  north  of  Sutton,   the  county  seat, 
banking  and  shipping  point.     Mail,  semi- 
weekly.  \ 

1  COPENHAVER'S  MILLS.  A  vil- 
lage in  the  center  of  Kanawha  county,  11 
miles  from  Charleston,  the  county  seat, 
shipping  station  and  banking  town.  Pop- 
ulation, 116.    J.  W.  Pauley,  postmaster,  j 

Booker  James  A,  blacksmith. 

Copenhaver  G  B,  carpenter. 

Copenhaver  &  Ramsey,  flour  and  saw  mill.  - 

Copenhaver  J,  general  store. 

Gatewood  M  M,  physician. 

Given  John,  shoemaker. 

Pauley  J  E,  carpenter. 

Pauley  J  W,  General  Store. 

COPLEYVILLE.    A  country    post- 
office  in  Wayne  county,  27  miles  south  of: 


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Wayne  C.  H.,  and  18  from  Louisa;  Ky, 
its  nearest  banking  and  shipping  point. 
Population,  50.  Stanley  Pack,  postmaster. 

Blackburn  Ance,  wagonmaker. 
Copley  Wm  D,  carpenter  and  blacksmith. 
Pa§ley  W  R,  General  Store  and  Flour 
Mill. 

Smith  John  B,  physician. 
Spaulding  Charles,  general  store. 


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CORCORAN.  A  country  postoffice 
in  Randolph  county,  13  miles  from  Bever- 
ly, the  judicial  seat,  and  7  from  Elkins, 
its  shipping  point.  Nicholas  Marstiller, 
postmaster  and  deputy  county  surveyorA 


CORINTH.    On  the  B.  &  O.  R.  R  , 

in  Preston  county,  14  miles  southeast  of 
Kingwood,  the  county  seat,  and  6  from 
Oakland,  the  nearest  bank  location.  Pop- 
ulation, 150.  James  A.  De  Berry,  post- 
master. 

Costen  W  V,  general  store. 
I>e  Berry  &,  Jennings,  Meats. 
Oakland  Coal  and  Coke  Co,  miners. 
Yates  Bros  &  Sharp,  coal  miners. 

CORK.  Rural  postoffice  in  Tyler 
county,  12  miles  east  of  Middlebourne, 
the  county  seat,  and  18  north  of  West 
Union,  its  nearest  shipping  point.  Wm. 
E.  Lemasters,  postmaster. 

Furrell  A,  shoemaker. 

Liemasters  W  E,  Justice  and  General 

Store. 
Tustain  C  P,  constable. 


(j  CORLEY.  In  Braxton  county,  11 
miles  northeast  of  Sutton,  the  judicial  seat 
and  nearest  banking  point,  and  4  from 
Flat  Woods,  the  nearest  shipping  point. 
Population,  30.    J.  B.  Ross,  postmaster.^ 

Adkinson  B  H,  physician. 
Hammer  N  S,  school  teacher. 
Harper  Jacob,  shoemaker. 
Harper  J  N,  carpenter. 
Harper  N  F,  flour  mill. 
McCoy  N  A,  teamster. 
Rose  M,  farmer. 
Ross  J  B,  Jeweler. 
Stewart  J  R,  blacksmith. 
Williams  N  H,  creamery. 



*  CORN.  A  farmers'  postoffice  in  Mason 
county,  25  miles  south  of  Point  Pleasant, 
the  county  seat,  and  4  from  Glenwood,  the 
nearest  rail  approach.    Mail,  tri-weekly.  j| 


CORNWALLIS.  A  town  in  Ritchie 
county,  on  the  B  &  O.  R.  R.,  5  miles 
northwest  of  Ritchie  C.  H.,  and  32  from 
Parkersburgh,  the  banking  town.  Popu- 
lation, 200.  Exp.,  U.  S.  Tel.,  W.  U. 
L.  T.  Graham,  postmaster. 

Fewsmith  C  S,  stave  and  lumber  mnfr. 

Gilbert  I  J,  general  store. 

Graham   Ij  T,  Railroad,  Express  and ' 

Telegraph  Agent. 
Naughton  Bros,  general  store. 
Rollins  A  C,  general  store. 
Selby  J  J,  lumber  mnfr. 
Taylor  James,  flour  mill. 


CORTLAND.    In  Tucker  county,  30 
miles  southeast  of  St.  George,  the  county 
seat,  and  5    south  of  Davis,   the  nearest 
shipping  point.       Mail,  daily.       Mary  E 
Harper,  postmaster  and  confectioner. 


COS.  A  farmers'  postoffice  in  Upshur 
county,  9  miles  from  Buckhannon,  the 
seat  of  justice,  banking  town  and  shipping 
station.  A.  L.  Anderson,  postmaster  and 
general  store. 


COTTAGE VILLE.  A  village  on 
the  R.  &  M.  C.  V.  Ry,  in  Jackson  county, 
9  miles  northwest  of  Jackson  C.  H,  and  8 
from  Ravenswood,  the  nearest  bank  loca- 
tion. Population,  200.  M.  Chalfant,  post- 
master. 

Bush  Charles,  carpenter. 
Chalfant  M,  Hardware. 
Danville  J  G,  general  store. 
Dunlap  J  H,  shoemaker. 
Dunlap  Mrs  M,  hotel. 
Gillaspie  Wm,  blacksmith. 
Harrison  B  E,  physician. 
Lallence  Jacob,  physician. 
McCoy  Abe,  general  store. 
Rhodes  D  W,  justice. 
Rhodes  D  W  R,  general  store. 
Rhodes  &  McCoy,  grist  mill. 
Tresize  C  E,  harnessmaker. 
Webster  M  J,  lawyer. 


s  COTTON  HILL.  A  village  and  sta- 
tion on  the  C.  &  O.  Ry,  in  Fayette  county, 
8  miles  north  of  Fayetteville,  the  judicial 
seat,  and  40  miles  from  Charleston.  Popu- 
lation, 360.  Exp.,  Adams.  Tel.,  W.  U. 
J.  G.  Parks,  postmaster.} 

Dempsey  J  E,  grist  mill. 
McNees  W  N,  saw  mill. 
Myles  A  B,  general  store. 
Parks  J  G,  General  Store. 


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AGRICULTURAL  IMPLEMENTS, 


Agents  for  Bisftell  Chilled  and  Malta 
Plows.  THE  \V.  H.  S^IITH  HARD- 
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Warner  C  S,  grist  and  saw  mill. 
Woodson  J  U  B,  general  store. 


(  COUCH.  On  the  Big  Kanawha  river, 
in  Mason  county,  6  miles  from  Point  Pleas- 
ant, the  county  seat  and  nearest  bank  loca- 
tion. Ship  direct  by  water.  Population, 
100.     L.  Hern,  postmaster.  ) 

Bechtle  Carlisle,  constable. 
Cromley  S  P,  blacksmith. 
Day  &  Simms,  saw  mill. 
Donns  R  O,  stone  mason. 
Eastham  G  S,  live  stock. 
Edwards  Eastham,  carpenter. 
Hill  Rankin,  justice  of  peace. 
Johnson  G  E,  stone  mason. 
Kern  L,  general  store  and  lumber. 
Pofflnbarger  Wm,  grist  mill. 
Woodward  G,  blacksmith. 


COUNTSVILLE.  A  rural  postoffice 
in  Roane  county,  16  miles  southwest  of 
Spencer,  the  judicial  seat,  banking  and 
shipping  point.  E.  W.  Barnes,  post- 
master. 

Counts  S  B,  general  store. 

COVE  CREEK.  This  small  postoffice 
is  in  Wayne  county,  15  miles  southeast  of 
Wayne  C.  H.  Fort  Gay,  on  the  Big  Sandy 
river,  is  its  nearest  shipping  point.  Wm. 
Frasher,  postmaster. 

Frasher  Lindsey,  general  store. 
Queen  J  H,  general  store. 


COVE  GAP.  A  postoffice  in  Wayne 
county,  16  miles  southeast  of  Wayne  C.  H. 
Huntington,  the  banking  town  and  ship 
ping  station,  on  the  C.  &  O.  Ry,  is  distant 
40  miles.  Population,  50.  M.M.Enochs, 
postmaster. 

Adkins,  Floyd  &  Co,  general  store. 
Adkins  Samuel,  saloon. 
Burchette  J  C,  blacksmith  and  carpenter. 
Enoch  W  S  &  Bro,  General  Store. 
Smith    &,   Enoch  (Ira  Smith,   W  S 

Enoch),  Saw  and  Grist  Mill. 
Waldon  J  H,  physician. 
Wiley  G  W,  carpenter. 


{  COX'S  LANDING.  On  the  Ohio 
river  and  O.  R.  R.  R.,  in  Cabell  county, 
10  miles  northeast  of  Huntington,  the  ju- 
dicial seat  and  nearest  banking  point. 
Population,  40.  Exp.,  Adams.  W.  T. 
Cox,  postmaster.' 

Bowen  H  H,  wagonmaker. 

Cox  Mrs  A  R  &  Son,  General  Store. 


Deckey  C  O,  saw  mill. 
Warden  James,  justice. 


COX'S  MILLS.  A  postoffice  in  the 
north  part  of  Gilmer  county,  11  miles  north 
of  Glenville,  the  county  seat,  and  25  west 
of  Weston,  the  banking  town  and  place  of 
shipment.  Population,  100.  Oliver  P. 
Cox,  postmaster. 

Brake  Rev  George  J  (Baptist). 

Bust  C  B,  General  Store  and  Live  Stock. 

Fultz  Rev  J  S  (Methodist). 

Haddox  Jacob,  stone  mason. 

Haddox  Wm  H,  stone  mason. 

Oldaker  Jehu,  carpenter. 

Osburne  Isaac,  blacksmith. 

Queen  Benton,  flour  mill. 

Spiers  James  B,  coal  miner. 

Walton  Henderson,  chairmaker. 

West  Lee,  carpenter. 


CRAIGMOOR.  In  Harrison  county, 
8^  miles  southeast  of  Clarksburgh,  the  ju- 
dicial seat,  banking  and  shipping  point, 
whence  it  receives  a  daily  mail. 


(  CRAIGSVILLE.  A  village  in  NichA 
olas  county,  13  miles  east  of  Nicholas  C.  H.,  J 
and  80  from  Charleston.  Population,  J 
100.     S.  Collins,  postmaster.")  1/ 

Alderson  G  H,  flour  mills. 

Blankenship  S  W,  general  store. 

Cafer  J  W,  carpenter. 

Collins  Anderson,  Livery. 

Cutlip  J  K,  flour  mill. 

Fuller  J  H,  physician. 

Hanna  Nathan,  justice. 

Hinkle  O  B,  constable. 

Kyer  Perry,  cabinetmaker. 

Morton  F  M,  hotel. 

Morton  &  Bro,  general  store. 

Mullins  J  W,  shoemaker. 

Sbeppard  Albert,  blksmith  and  wagonmkr. 

Wilson,  Barber  &  Perry,  saw  mill. 

Wilson  T  E,  barber. 


CRANESVILLE.  Small  place  in 
Preston  county,  15  miles  from  Kingwood, 
the  county  seat,  10  from  Oakland,  and  9 
from  Terra  Alta,  the  usual  shipping  point. 
Population,  100.    Albert  Teets, postmaster. 

Albright  E  G,  live  stock. 
Browning  J  F,  general  store. 
Browning  N  B,  hotel. 
Feather  J  W,  General  Store. 
Fichtner  M  J,  hotel. 
Fringer  E  J,  general  store. 
Rexroad  Rev  J. 


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CRANY.  A  post  village  In  Wyoming 
county,  SJ  miles  northeast  of  Oceana,  the 
county  seat,  and  37  from  Prince  Station,  on 
the  C.  &  O.  Ry,  its  nearest  shipping  point. 
Charleston  is  the  banking  town.  Popula- 
tion, 225.     Daniel  Qunnoe,  postmaster. 

Canterbury  G  S,  blacksmith,  carpenter  and 

wagon  maker. 
Cook  D  R,  feed  mill. 
Gunnoe  Daniel,  General  Store. 
Gunnoe  James  A,  blacksmith  and  carp. 
Walker  Jacob,  blacksmith  and  flour  mill. 
Walker  J,  feed  mill. 


CRAWFORD.  In  Lewis  county,  16 
miles  southeast  of  Weston,  the  county  seat. 
Mail,  daily. 

Morrison  &  Son,  General  Store. 


CRESAF.  On  the  Ohio  river,  and  on 
the  O.  R.  R.  R.,  in  Marshall  county,  8 
miles  south  of  Moundsville,  the  judicial  seat 
and  banking  point.  Population,  20.  E. 
H.  Cresap,  postmaster. 

CRESCENT.  A  country  postofflce  in 
Fayette  county,  and  a  station  on  the  C.  & 
O.  Ry,  18  miles  northwest  of  Fayetteville, 
the  judicial  seat,  and  28  from  Charleston, 
the  banking  town.  Population,  200.  W. 
R.  Johnson,  postmaster."} 

Bartlam  T  A,  mining  engineer. 
Crescent  Colliery,  W  R  Johnson  operator. 
Holmes  Stewart,  shoemaker. 
Huddleston  O  D,  carpenter. 
Johnson  W  R,  Coal  Miner. 
Stockton  J  V,  justice  of  peace. 


CRESTON.  A  country  postofflce  in 
Wirt  county,  17  miles  southeast  of  Eliza- 
beth, the  county  seat.    Mail,  semi-weekly. 


C  CRICKARD.  In  Randolph  county, 
11  miles  from  Beverly  C.  H.,  and  17  from 
Elkins,  the  nearest  shipping  point.  Popu- 
lation, 100.  Mail,  daily.  Frank  L.  Mc- 
Elwee,  postmaster.S 

Bennett  John,  blacksmith. 
Bosworth  John,  physician. 
Conrad  L  C,  Grist  Mill. 
Coulter,  express  agent. 
Currence  J  H,  constable. 
Currence  Lee,  meats. 
Leasure  Bemma,  cooper. 
Loyd  Thomas,  shoemaker. 
McCollum  James,  mason. 
Madden  Peter,  blacksmith. 


Quick  Henry,  carpenter. 

Russell  I  P,  hotel. 

Russell  N  C,  General  Store. 


(CRICKMER.    In  Fayette  county,  25  i 
miles  southeast  of  Fayetteville, the  judicial 
seat,  and  8  from  Quinnimont,  the  nearest 
shipping  point.      Mail,  semi-weekly.      J,  . 
H.  Walker,  postmaster/A 

Ennis  S,  wagonmaker. 

Fox  J  B,  flour  mill. 

Harrah  G  W,  constable. 

Samples  P  A,  carpenter. 

Walker  J  H,  General  Store,  Saw  and 

Grist  Mill. 
Walker  T  A,  blacksmith. 


CRIMS.  A  country  postofflce  in  Har- 
rison county,  12  miles  from  Clarksburgh, 
the  judicial  seat  and  nearest  bank  location, 
and  6  from  Flemington.its  shipping  point. 
E.  J.  House,  postmaster. 

Crim  A  E,  blacksmith. 
Crim  J  E,  blacksmith. 
Stevens  C  L,  Carpenter. 
Stevens  E,  carpenter. 

(  CRIMSON  SPRINGS.  A  postofflce 
on  the  headwaters  of  Turkey  creek,  near 
the  centre  of  Monroe  county,  120  miles 
from  Wheeling,  and  9  south  of  Union, 
the  county  seat.  Its  nearest  shipping  point 
ia  Fort  Springs,  20  miles  distant,  on  the  C. 
&  O.  Ry.  Population,  250.  R.  A.  Hall, 
postmaster. A 

Bobbett  &  Bro,  saw  mill. 
Hall  R  A,  Notary  Public. 
Leach  Addison,  harnessmaker. 
Pharr  D  C,  physician. 
Shiers  A  V,  general  store. 


CROOK.  A  small  place  in  the  center  of 
Boone  county,  17  miles  south  of  Madison,, 
the  seat  of  justice,  and  35  from  Browns- 
town,  its  shipping  station  on  C.  &  O.  Ry. 
Charleston  is  the  banking  town.  Popula- 
tion, 50.    W.  S.  Hatfield,  postmaster. 

Brown  Marshall,  lumberman. 
Green  Benjamin,  live  stock. 
Hatfield  J  H,  blacksmith. 
Hatfield  W  S,  Farmer. 
Horn  E  J,  flour  mill. 
Linville  V,  lumberman. 
White  Rev  L  D  (Christian). 


[  CROSIER.    In    Monroe    county,    12 
miles  northeast  of  Union  C.  H.  and  bank- 


Electric  Batteries. 


Paradlc  and  Galvanic  Medical  Batteries  and 
Outfits.  THE  ELECTRICAL  CONSTRUCTION  AMD  MAIN. 
TENANCE  CO.,  126  6th  Atc,  Pittibnrgh,  Pa.   Telephone  1774^. 


I.  G.  Dillon  &  Co. 


Diamonds  our  Great  Specialty. 

Nothing  but  Fine  Goods.    WHEELING,  \V.  AVA. 


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ing  point,  and  14  from  Tuckahqe,  its  ship- 
>  ping  point.     Mail,  semi-weekly.^) 

f?  CROSS  ROADS.  A  hamlet  in  Mo- 
nongalia  county,  30  miles  west  of  Morgan- 
town,  the  county  seat  and  banking  town, 
and  9  east  of  Burton,  its  nearest  railroad 
point.  Population,  30.  S.  C.  Haught, 
postmaster. 

Barr  G  W,  general  store. 

Carothers  A  J,  notary  public. 

Cross  A  P,  general  store. 

Haught  J  N,  flour  mill  and  blacksmith. 

Haught  Stephen  C,  Barber. 


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CROW.  A  farmhouse  postoffice  in 
Raleigh  county,  8£  miles  from  Raleigh  C. 
H.,  and  10  from  Quinnimont,  the  nearest 
shipping  point.    , 


CROWN  HILL.    On  the  C.  &  O.  Ry. 

;i  in  Kanawha  county,  19  miles  southeast  of 
Charleston,  the  judicial  seat  and  banking 
point.     Exp.,  Adams.     Tel.,W.  U."\ 

Belmont  Coal  Coj  miners. 

Crown  Hill  Splint  Coal  Co,  miners. 

C  CRUMP'S  BOTTOM.  In  Summers 
ounty,  15  miles  south  of  Hinton,  the  ju- 
dicial seat  and  shipping  station  on  the  C. 
&  O.  Ry.  Alderson,  distant  20  miles,  is 
the  location  of  the  nearest  bank.\ 


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CULLODEN.  On  the  C.  &  O.  Ry, 
n  Cabell  county,  23  miles  east  of  Hunt- 
ngton,  the  judicial  seat.     Mail,  daily.  \ 

f  CUTLIPS.  A  small  place  in  the  north 
'  part  of  Braxton  county,  12  miles  north- 
west of  Sutton,  the  judicial  seat  and  bank- 
ing point,  and  8  from  Cogers,  the  nearest 
shipping  point.  Population,  20.  John  I, 
Bender,  postmaster.  \ 

Bender  A  &  Son,  general  store. 
Bender  John  I,  General  Store. 
•Cutlip  E  W,  general  store. 
Lockard  J  T,  blacksmith. 


CUZZART.    In  Preston   county,   13 
i  miles  northeast  of  Kingwood,  the  judicial 
seat,  nearest  banking  and  shipping  point. 
Mail,   tri-weekly.     A.   S.  Chidester,  post- 
master. 

Anman  Benjamin  jr,  farmer. 
Chidester  A  S,  Farmer  and  Live  Stock. 
Chidester  I  N,  farmer. 
'Cram  W  A,  farmer. 
.DeBerry  Daniel,  farmer. 


DeBerry  Frank,  farmer. 

Engle  Albert,  cooper. 

Feather  D  S,  farmer. 

Feather  S  E,  farmer. 

Havger  M  L,  farmer. 

Kelly  G  A,  live  stock. 

Kelly  J  N,  machinery  and  buggies. 

Kelly  J  S,  farmer. 

Livengood  D  S,  cooper. 

Livengood  E  S,  shoemaker. 

Livengood  F  M,  farmer. 

Miller  Harry,  miner. 

Miller  L  F,  justice. 

Rexroad  Rev  John. 

Ringer  M  W,  farmer. 

Rodeheaven  G  H,  miller. 

Strowser  P,  live  stock. 

Tremly  E  E,  farmer. 

CYCLONE.  A  settlement  in  Logan 
county,  18  miles  southeast  of  Logan  C.  H. 
Mail,  semi-weekly.  E.  A.  Hinchman, 
postmaster. 

Brown  J  D,  saw  mill. 
Brown  J  P,  lumber. 
Brown  Thomas,  blacksmith. 
Brown  &  Harless,  flour  mill. 
Claypool  J  F,  carpenter. 
Claypool  Wm,  grain  and  live  stock. 
Cook  Charles  &  Anthony,  lumber. 
Hinchman    I,    I>,    Grain   and 

Stock. 
MacDonald  Millard,  general  store. 
Ranee  James  M,  lumber. 
Ranee  John  P,  justice. 


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CYRUS.  A  country  postoffice  in  Roane 
county,  11  miles  southwest  of  Spencer,  the 
seat  of  justice.     Mail,  semi-weekly. 

DAISY.  A  special  supply  postoffice 
in  Wood  county,  7  miles  south  of  Parkers- 
burgh,  the  judicial  seat,  banking  and 
shipping  point. 


DALE.  A  rural  postoffice  in  Tyler 
county,  18  miles  from  Middlebourne,  the 
judicial  seat,  and  20  from  West  Union,  the 
nearest  shipping  point.  W.  L.  Wright, 
postmaster.  

DALLAS.  Also  known  as  Haneytown, 
is  a  village  of  120  inhabitants,  in  Marshall 
county,  16  miles  northeast  of  Moundsville, 
the  county  seat,  and  8  from  Point  Mills, 
the  shipping  station.  Wheeling  is  the 
banking  town.  Mary  J.  McAfee,  post- 
master. 

Abercrombie  J  W,  physician. 


Charles  H.  Turner, 


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Alexander  Rev  A  J  (Presbyterian). 
Alexander  Mrs  N  J,  milliner. 
Bane  Helen,  hotel. 
Burt  John  S,  carpenter. 
Burt  R  F,  carpenter. 
Chambers  G  W,  grocer. 
Hart  Amos,  carpenter. 
Kimmins  A  R,  justice. 
Kirk  John  A,  blacksmith. 
McAfee  D  V,  carpenter. 
McAfee  Jacob,  Dentist. 
McCoIlum  W  H,  Physician. 
McNeill  Hugh,  wagonmaker. 
McWhorter  II  M,  hotel. 
McWhorter  Samuel,  undertaker  and  wag- 
onmaker. 
Oldham  Wiley,  blacksmith. 
Rhodes  George  W,  general  store. 
Richy  Taylor,  live  stock. 
Upton  Rev  C  W  (Methodist). 
IVirt  Mary,  milliner. 


DALLISON.  A  rural  postofflce  in 
IVood  county,  12  miles  east  of  Parkers- 
burgh,  the  judicial  seat,  banking  and  ship- 
ping point.     Mail,  tri-weekly. 


^DANIELS.  In  Raleigh  county,  5 
miles  southeast  of  Raleigh  C.  H.,  and  20 
from  Hinton,  the  place  of  shipment.  Pop- 
ulation, 25.     Mail,  tri-weekly. ■% 

DANVILLE.  A  small  village  in 
Boone  county,  2  miles  from  Madison,  the 
county  seat,  25  from  Brownstown,  the 
nearest  shipping  point,  and  35  from  Charles- 
ton. Population,  100.  C.  Pickens,  post- 
master. 

Atkins  O  V,  wagonmaker. 

Ballard  J  C,  silversmith  and  shoemaker. 

Bern  Charles,  Carpenter  and  Planing 

Mill. 
Berry  Bros,  cabinetmakers. 
Canterby  John,  coal  miner. 
Chambers  Jacob,  live  stock. 
Perry  J  K,  general  store. 
Phipps  P  M,  flour  mill. 
Phipps  &  Perry,  general  store. 
Pickens    Cornelius,    General  Store 

and  Timber. 
Smoot  W  P,  hotel. 
Vandalinda  B  F,  justice. 
Zork  Johnson,  miller. 


DARKESVILLE.  A  town  on  the 
C.  V.  Ry,  in  the  central  part  of  Berkeley 
county,  7  miles  from  Martinsburgh,  the 
judicial  seat  and  banking  town.  Popula- 
tion, 300.     Miss  E.  Pine,  postmaster. 


Bain  A  B,  general  store. 

Bowen  M,  meats. 

Britton  T  H,  harnessmaker. 

Bryarly  Mrs  M  P,  flour  mill. 

Butler  E,  mason. 

Cushwa  J  S,  flour  and  saw  mill. 

Dunham  Miss  C.notions  and  confectionery. 

Dunham  W  T,  shoemaker. 

Felker  S  S,  General  Store. 

Lencindiver  Elijah,  physician. 

Lysle  Glenn,  wagonmaker. 

McDonough  John,  painter. 

Pine  A  L,  Furniture  and  Undertaker. 

Pine  D  F,  mason. 

Pine  George  W,  blacksmith. 

Pine  J  D,  carpenter. 

Schilling  Jacob  R,  general  store. 

Tate  A  D,  general  store. 


D^AVIS.  Is  in  Tucker  county,  on  the 
Davis~bTof  the  W.Va.C.R.R.,84  miles  from 
Cumberland,  Md.,  57  from  Piedmont  and 
25  from  St.  George,  the  county  seat. 
Situated  3,100  feet  above  the  level  of  the 
sea,  it  bids  fair,  at  an  early  date,  to 
become  a  noted  health  and  summer  resort. 
There  is  perhaps  no  town  in  West  Vir- 
ginia that  has  enjoyed  so  rapid  and  pros- 
perous a  growth  as  has  Davis.  Surround- 
ed by  inexhaustible  quantities  of  coal  and 
timber,  and  enjoying  the  best  of  ship- 
ping facilities,  it  will,  beyond  a 
doubt,  grow  in  a  few  years  to  be 
a  thriving  city.  The  industries  at 
present  comprise  2  large  lumber  mills,  one 
of  which  cuts  75,000  feet  of  lumber  per 
day;  numerous  general  stores,  one  good 
hotel  and  one  tannery,  the  latter  em- 
ploying over  200  workmen  and  tanning 
over  one  million  hides  annually.  No  bet- 
ter location  for  furniture  and  wood  work- 
ing factories  could  be  selected.  Real  estate 
has  never  commanded  fancy  prices,  but 
sells  at  figures  that  enable  the  working 
classes  to  own  their  own  homes.  The 
dwelling  houses  of  the  town  are  substan- 
tially built,  and  many  of  the  business 
blocks  are  excellent  structures.  The  town 
has  a  town  hall,  2  churches  of  the  Metho- 
dist and  Presbyterian  denominations,  and 
the  following  orders:  I.  O.  O.  F.,  K.  of 
P.,  P.  O.  S.  of  A.,  and  K.  of  M.  C.  c.One 
newspaper  is  published,  the  Davis  Times,  a 
live,  enterprising  weekly,  edited  by  John 
T.  Reger;>,  There  are  four  passenger  trains 
daily  between  Davis  and  Thomas,  a  dis- 
tance of  6^  miles.  Tel.,  W.  Va.  Central. 
Exp.,  Adams.  Population,  1,500.  C.  G. 
Lashley,  postmaster. 


P.  A.  Cunningham,  SgsSSl 


Photographer, 

BANK,     -      MAKTIN8BURG,  W.  YA. 


SODA  FOUNTAINS 


C.  M.  SHREWSBURY,  Agent  for  A.  D.  Puffer  A 
J  Son,  Mnfrs  of   Soda  Fountains  and    Supplies    for  Dis- 
AND    BOTTLING    SETS,    /pensersof  Carbonated  Drinks.    PAUKEUSBUBG,  W.  VA. 


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DAY 


Alliance  Joint  Stock  Co,  Owen  Willison 

pres,    Milton    Dicken    sec     and    treas, 

grocers. 
Ash  &  Lashley  (James  Ash,  Jacob  Lash- 
ley),  general  store. 
Bass  Mrs  L,  milliner. 
Beaver  Creek  Lumber  Co,  B  Gilpin  Smith 

pres,   Henry  W  Stokes    treas,   JAG 

Allen  general  mngr. 
Blackhart  &  Co  (Frank  C  and  S  A  Black- 
hart),  grocers. 
Blackwater  Boom  and  Lumber  Co,  L  H 

Hamilton  pres,  W  A  Griffith  vice-pres, 

J  S  Heaton  sec  and  treas. 
Blackwater    Hotel,    Horatio   N   Worden 

propr. 
Clark  Howard,  barber. 
Davis  Times,  John   T  Reger   Editor 

and  Propr.     (See  opp.) 
Donohoe  Thomas,  billiards. 
Erhard  Mrs  Mary  C,  grocer. 
Fayerweather    &    Ladew  (Ed    R    Fayer 

weather,  J  Harvey  Ladew),  tanners. 
Ferguson  &  Blocher  (Wm  W  Ferguson, 

Louis  A  Blocher),  dry  goods. 
Ginther  John  C,  baker. 
Grove  &  Hughes  (Mrs  Emma  Grove,  Mrs 

Ida    Hughes),      proprs     Pennsylvania 

House. 
Hady  Frederick  K,  bottler  and  baker. 
Harper  Bros  (Riley  and  Seymour),  meats. 
Hill  &   Shobe  (John    P   Hill,   Jacob  P 

Shobe),  meat  market. 
Hillelson  &  Kaplan  (Frank  S  Hillelson, 

Abe  Kaplan),  clothiers. 
Hockman  John  W,  justice. 
Johnston  Felix  S,  druggist. 
Johnston  &  Smith  (Job  W  Johnston,  Ben- 
jamin M  Smith),  physicians. 
Lantz  Joseph,  shoemaker. 
Lashley  Charles  G,  postmaster. 
McDermott  Thomas  H,  barber. 
Maxwell  &  Strieby  (W  B  Maxwell,  C  O 

Strieby),  lawyers. 
Meyer  Mrs  H  A,  milliner. 
Miller  Edward  C,  photographer. 
Morris  Rev  J  C  (Methodist). 
Oliver  J  Neal  &  Co  (J  Neal  Oliver, 

Beaver   Creek    Lumber     Co),    General 

Store.     (See  opp.) 
Orndorff  Mrs  Marion  H,  grocer. 
Pennsylvania    House,    Grove    &  Hughes 

proprs. 
Peters  Peter  L,  shoemaker. 
Porter  Ernest  D,  grocer. 
Reger  John    T,  Editor   and    Propr 

Davis  Times.    (See  opp.)  j 
Robinson  J  N  &  Co  (Joseph  N  Robinson, 

H  H  Lint),  general  store. 
Scott  Wm  S,  agt  W  Va  Central  R  R. 


Shank  Robert  J  L,  tinner. 

Smith  Furniture  &  Hardware  Co,  J  M 
Smith  pres,  P  C  Smith  sec  and  treas. 

Thompson  &  Wilson  Co  (Frank  E  Thomp- 
son, A  I  Wilson),  general  store. 

Wagoner  &  Sutton  (Howard  Wagoner, 
Charles  H  Sutton),  general  store. 

Williams  John,  Barber;  Finest  Shav- 
ing Parlor  in  Town;  Reclining  Chairs;. 
Work  First-Class  in  Every  Respect. 

Wilson  Cecil,  notions. 

Wilson  O  S  &  Bro  (Oliver  S  and  Thomas 
E),  general  store, 

Wilson  Robert  G,  sewing  machines. 

Woodruff  Rev  M  W  (Presbyterian). 

Worden  Horatio  N,  propr  Blackwater  Ho- 
tel. 


DAVISVILLE.  Also  called  Clays- 
ville,  is  a  village  on  the  B.  &  O.  R.  R.,  in 
Wood  county,  7  miles  southeast  of  Park- 
ers burgh,  the  judicial  seat,  and  103  from 
Wheeling.  Population,  100.  Exp.,  U. 
S.  Tel.,W.  U.  J.  P.  McCardell,  postmaster. 

Anchor  Mill  Co,  saw  mill. 

Creel  George  R,  genl  store  and  live  stock. 

Donahoe  &  Co,  saw  mill. 

Fought  W  O,  carpenter. 

McCardell   J  P,   Shoes  and  Notary 

Public. 
McCardell  J  W,  carpenter. 
Phelps  &  Creel,  grist  mill. 
Poindexter  Joseph,  barber. 
Smith  Mark,  railroad  agent  and  grocer. 

f  DAWSON.    In  Greenbrier  county,  22*- 
miles  from  Lewisburgb,  the  county  seat,    v.. 
and  16  from  Alderson,  the  nearest  banking 
and  shipping  point.     Population,  250.     A.. 
J.  Withrow,  postmaster,  j- 

vFrantz  Rev  A  M  (Concord  Church)v 

Knapp  H  F,  carpenter. 

Knapp  James,  carpenter. 
.  McCormack  Rev  J  L  (Baptist). 

Withrow  A  J,  General  Store  and  Pro- 
duce. 

Woodridge  Rev  J  S  (Baptist). 

%  DAY'S  MILLS.  A  farmers'  post- 
office  in  the  northeast  part  of  Randolph 
county,  18  miles  east  of  Beverley,  the  judi- 
cial seat,  and  23  from  Davis,  the  nearest 
railroad  point.    John  A.  Teter,  postmaster/} 

Cooper  Christian,  grain  and  live  stock. 
Cooper  Daniel,  grain  and  live  stock. 
Cooper  Eliza,  grain  and  live  stock. 
Cooper  Valentine,  grain  and  live  stock, 
Harman  Jesse,  grain  and  live  stock. 


YANCE  SHOE  COMPANY.  ^ See  Page  57, 


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Harper  John  D,  grain  and  live  stock. 
Harper  John  W,  grain  and  live  stock. 
Harper  Joseph  M,  grain  and  live  stock. 
Harper  J  C,  grain  and  live  stock. 
Summerfield  John  W,  justice  of  peace. 
Summerfield  W  H,  constable. 
Teter  John  A,  Grist  and  Saw  Mill. 
Vandevender  Wm  P,  grain  and  live  stock. 


DAYTON.  Country  postofflce  in  Har- 
rison county,  12  miles  southwest  of  Clarks- 
burgb,  the  seat  of  justice  and  banking 
town,  and  2  west  of  Lost  Creek,  on  the  C. 
W.  &  G.  R.  R,  its  nearest  shipping  point. 
G.  W.  Dayton,  postmaster. 

Bartlett  John  C,  live  stock. 
Cunningham  F,  justice. 
Dayton  George  W,  Carpenter,  Con- 
tractor and  Builder. 
Dayton  W  R,  carpenter. 
Gaston  John  W,  live  stock. 
Horner  Wm  H,  physician. 
Maxwell  L,  live  stock. 
Queen  Phineas,  shoemaker. 
Smith  J  E,  live  stock. 
Vanhorn  Moses  S,  justice. 
"Ward  Wm  G,  live  stock. 


DEAN.  In  Wetzel  county,  20  miles 
from  New  Martinsville,  the  judicial  seat 
and  banking  point,  and  8  from  Littleton, 
the  nearest  shipping  point.  Population, 
20.     Andrew  Clark,  postmaster. 

Clark    Andrew,    Grain,   Dry  Goods, 

Shoes  and  Groceries. 
Clark  John  H,  blacksmith. 
Crist  A  C,  carpenter. 
Curtis  W  R,  physician. 
Dulany  Westly,  saw  mill. 
Dulany  &  Dunham,  saw  mill. 
Moore  A  C,  justice. 


Moore  Mack,  carpenter. 
Postlethwait  B  B,  live  stock. 
Postlethwait  T  J,  mason. 
Sole  J  L,  miller. 


f 


DEBBY.  On  the  K.  &  M.  R.  R.,  in 
Mason  county,  10  miles  from  Pt.  Pleasant, 
the  county  seat  and  banking  point. 
Charles  Harris,  postmaster,  general  store 
and  railroad  agent.N 

f^DECOTA.  In  Kanawha  county,  34 
miles  from  Charleston,  the  judicial  seat 
and  nearest  bank  location,  and  16  from 
Coalburgh,  the  nearest  shipping  point. 
Population,  170.  A.  L.  Batten, postmaster.  ) 

Buzzard  Leonard,  miner. 
Duncan  A,  miner. 
Duncan  Thomas,  miner. 
Perry  George  W,  blacksmith. 
Perry  J  W,  miner. 
Perry  R  C,  Grist  Mill. 
Stanley  Joe,  miner. 
Woodson  Henry,  saloon. 


DEEP  VALLEY.  In  Tyler  county, 
15  miles  from  Middlebourne,  the  judicial 
seat,  and  5  from  Central  Station,  on  theB. 
&  O.  R.  R.  Population,  25.  D.  G.  Ank- 
rom,  postmaster. 

Ankrom  D  G,  General  Store. 
Bartlet,  physician. 
Doak  Gorrell,  constable. 
Doak  &  Smith,  flour  mill. 
Glewer  T  J,  blacksmith. 
Irland  James,  justice. 
Miller  8  &  Bros,  general  store. 
Moore  John,  coal  miner. 
Moore  John  M,  carpenter. 
Moore  Thomas,  carpenter. 


UNDER  NEW  MANAGEMENT. 

GOOD  ADVERTISING  MEDIUM, 


THE  DAVIS  TIMES 

JOHN  T.  BEGKER,  Editor. 
$1.25  PER  YEAR  IN  ADVANCE. 

DAYIS,  Tucker  Co.,   -   West  Virginia. 

Seven-column  Folio.  Largest  Circulation  of  any 
paper  in  the  county. 


J.  NEAL  OLIVER  &  CO., 

GENERAL  STORE. 

GROCERIES, 

Hats  and  Caps,  Boots  and  Shoes, 

FEED  AND  PROVISIONS. 

Special  Attention  given  to  Lumbermen's  Goods. 

DAVIS,  W.  VA. 


0    S    Philliott    ARCHITECT  AND  SUPERINTENDENT, 

VT»     V^«    M.    AHAJ^VJ  %j\,)    14th  and  Market  St«.,  Wheeling,  W.  Va. 


Mill  Supplies 


Leather,  Rubber  and  Cotton  Belt- 
ing, Steam  and  Water  Hose,  Wood 
■  Pulleys,  Etc.  Write  us  for  Prices. 


CHAS.H. BERRY, 
WHEELING,  W.  VA. 


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DEEP  WATER.  Also  known  as 
1  Loup  Creek,  is  a  village  in  Fayette  county, 
on  the  C.  &  O.  Ry,  15  miles  northwest  of 
Fayetteville,  the  county  seat.  Charleston 
I*  the  banking  town.  Population,  200. 
Mail,  daily.  Mrs.  B.  Carpenter,  post- 
master. \ 

Blake  L  D,  blacksmith. 

Kincaid  &  Harvey,  General  Store. 

Mayes  A  E,  physician. 

Mayes  R  P,  carpenter. 

Norris  J  W,  general  store  and  lumber. 

Radford  Isaac,  meat  market. 

Riley  James  O,  miller  and  coal  miner. 

Settle  J  B,  lawyer. 

Thompson  P,  carpenter. 

"Woods  James,  shoemaker. 

fDEER  LICK.  Small  place  in  the  east 
*  Hart  of  Mason  county,  20  miles  southeast 
of  Point  Pleasant,  the  county  seat  and 
nearest  banking  point.  Ship  to  Grimm's 
landing,  8  miles  west.  B.  Luh,  post- 
master. ^ 

Armstrong  A  J,  justice. 
Armstrong  Robert,  carpenter. 
Bailes  Lewis  &  Son,  blacksmiths. 
Blagg  B  H,  justice. 
Davis  E  C,  Flour  Mill. 
Dunham  J  B,  carpenter. 
Jeffers  E.  notary  public. 
King  S  W,  general  store. 
Lewis  James,  carpenter. 
Loomis  Luther,  flour  mill. 
Pearson  Wm,  blacksmith. 
Rayburn  G,  wagonmaker. 
Smith  S.  constable. 
WomeldorfT  J  E,  General  Store. 

DEER  RUN.  A  settlement  of  150 
people,  in  the  northeastern  part  of  Pendle- 
ton county,  200  miles  from  Wheeling,  9 
from  Franklin,  the  seat  of  justice  and 
banking  point,  and  40  from  its  shipping 
point,  Broadway  Depot,  Va.,  on  the  B.  & 
O.  R.  R.     A.  M.  Hevener,  postmaster. 

Eye  W  F,  teacher. 

Fleming  Isaac,  shoemaker. 

Hevener  A  M,  Vineyard  and  General 

Store. 
Heveuer  G  R,  teacher. 
Htser  John  W,  blacksmith. 
Hoover  Wm,  distiller. 
Lough  G  A.  saw  mill. 
Lough  Samuel  H,  physician. 
Martin  A,  shoemaker. 
Sannels  E  A,  teacher. 
Sciple  Samuel,  blacksmith. 
Wagner  I  P,  blacksmith. 


DEER  WALK.  Is  located  on  Still- 
well  creek,  in  the  eastern  part  of  Wood 
county,  14  miles  from  Parkersburgb,  the 
judicial  seat  and  banking  town,  and  4  from 
Volcano,  on  the  B.  &  O.  R.  R  ,  its  ship- 
ping station.     Isaiah  Eddy,  postmaster. 

Fauss  Frederick,  carpenter. 

DEEVER.  A  country  postoffice  in 
Wirt  county,  7£  miles  northeast  of  Eliza- 
beth, the  judicial  seat.  Mail  by  special 
supply. 

{  DEGO.  Is  located  on  the  C.  &  O.  Ry 
and  Kanawha  river,  in  Kanawha  county, 
21  miles  from  Charleston,  the  judicial 
seat  and  banking  town.  Population,  250. 
Exp.,  Adams.  W.  S.  Hammaker,  post- 
master. \ 

Bowers  A  J,  saloon. 
Dickinson  J  E,  general  store. 
Hammaker  W  S,  General  Store  and 

Contractor. 
Hanna  V  B,  general  store. 
Hudson  Wm  H,  carpenter. 
Johnson  J  B,  general  store. 
Leonard  John,  justice. 
Turner  E  F,  exp  agent. 
Willis  Frank,  silversmith. 

(DEITZ.  Rural  postoffice  in  Fayette 
county,  12  miles  from  Fayetteville,  the 
judicial  seat,  and  8  from  Hawk's  Nest,  the 
nearest  shipping  point.  J.  W.  Deitz,  post- 
master. \ 

Deitz  J  W  St,  Son,  General  Store. 

DEKALB.  Small  village  in  the  west- 
ern part  of  Gilmer  county,  8  miles  east  of 
Glenville,  the  county  seat,  100  from  Wheel- 
ing, and  30  from  Weston,  the  banking 
town  and  snipping  point.  Population,  60. 
Mrs.  E  A.  Stalnaker,  postmaster. 

Davis  Frank,  flour  mill. 

Roach  John,  shoemaker. 

Stalnaker  W  S,  justice. 
<  Wilson  Bros,  barbers. 
'Wilson  D  D,  cabinetmaker. 

Wilson  iV  Bell,  Photographers. 

Wilson  &  Bros,  carpenters  and  builders. 

DELL.  A  country  postoffice  in  Up- 
shur county,  6£  miles  southwest  of  Buck- 
hannon,  the  judicial  seat,  banking  and 
shipping  point.     Mail,  semi-weekly. 

DELLSLOW.  An  unimportant  rural 
postoffice  in  Monongalia  county,  5  miles 


f  ,   Drtrt»  of  the  REYMANN  BREWING  CO.,  Wheeling.  W.  Va., 

tXpOn  Deer  has  the  Reputation  of  Being  the  BEST  IN  THE  MARKET. 


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southeast  of  MorgantowD,  the  county  seat, 
banking  and  shipping  point.  Mail,  tri- 
weekly. 

DELONG.  This  office  was  established 
in  1882,  for  the  convenience  of  a  farming 
community  in  Pleasants  county,  4  miles 
from  St.  Mary's,  the  county  seat  and  ship- 
ping point.  G.  C.  Roby,  postmaster  and 
general  store. 

C  DELPHI.  In  Nicholas  county,  18 
miles  from  Nicholas  C.  H.,  and  25  from 
Sutton,  the  nearest  banking  and  shipping 
point.     Mail,  semi-weekly.J 

Henderson  &  Lewis,  saw  and  planing  mill. 


DELBAY.  In  Hampshire  county,  18 
•miles  from  Romney,  the  judicial  seat, 
nearest  banking  and  shipping  point.  Pop- 
ulation, 200.    E.  M.  Melslagle,  postmaster. 

Beam  J  B,  carpenter. 
McDonald  J  W,  live  stock. 
Melslagle  E  M,  shoemaker. 
Riley  6  W,  general  store. 
Word  A  8,  physician. 


f  DELTA.  A  recently  established  post- 
office  in  Braxton  county  A 

v  DEMPSEY.  Country  postofflce  in 
Fayette  county,  7  miles  north  of  Fayette- 
•rille.  the  seat  of  justice,  and  7|  from  Cot- 
ton Hill,  on  the  C  &  O.  Ry,  its  shipping 
point.    J.  E.  Dempsey,  postmaster.S 

Braggs,  corn  mill. 
Carter  Bros,  saw  mill. 
Dempsey  J  E,  General  Store,  Farmer 
and  Miller. 

I  DENNIS.  In  Greenbrier  county,  20 
miles  northwest  of  Lewisburgh  C.  H.  and 
H5  from  Sewell  Depot,  the  nearest  ship- 
ping point.  Population,  25.  Samuel  H. 
Doss,  postmaster.^* 

Bane  R,  mill  and  hay  press. 

Doss  Samuel  II,  Grocer  and  Druggist. 

Thompson  W  A,  carpenter. 

Yonkum  &  Osborne,  general  store. 


DENTON.  In  Marion  county,  21 
■miles  from  Fairmont  C.  H.  and  6  from 
Mannington,  the  nearest  shipping  point. 

Jones  C  L  (Methodist). 

Kinty  Rev  George  W  (Baptist). 

DEXTER.    In  Roane  county,  12  miles 


from  Spencer,  the  judicial  seat  and  bank- 
ing point,  and  5  from  Reedy,  the  nearest 
shipping  point.  Population,  100.  Mail, 
daily.     James  O.  Chenoweth,  postmaster. 

Bivans  W  H,  saw  mill. 

Chenowetli  James  0,General  Store. 

Seaman  &  Blaser,  saw  mill. 


DIAL  HOCK.  A  discontinued  post- 
office  in  McDowell  county.  Send  mail  to 
Stansill. 


C 


DIANA.  In  Webster  county,  10* 
miles  north  of  Addison,  the  judicial  seat, 
25  from  Sutton,  the  nearest  bank  location, 
and  22  from  Flat  Woods,  the  nearest  shilp- 
ping  point.  Population,  50.  J.  A.  How- 
ell, postmaster,  jeweler,  justice  and  no- 
tary.j 

DICKSON.  On  the  N.  &  W.  R.  R  , 
in  Wayne  county,  9  miles  from  Wayne  C. 
H.,  and  11  from  Huntington,  the  nearest 
bank  location.  Population,  500.  J.  L. 
Bloss,  postmaster. 

Barber  H  E,  blacksmith. 

Bloss  H  M  &.  Bro,  General  Store. 

Burgess  &  Boney,  flour  mill. 

Pane  W  E,  blacksmith. 


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DILLEY'S  MILL.  Pocahontas  coun- 
ty, 6 i  miies  from   Huntersville,  the  judi-  \ 
cial  seat,  and  47  from  Millsborough,  the 
nearest  shipping  point.     Wm.  H.  Dilley,     , 
postmaster.  \ 

Dilley  Josiah,  blacksmith. 
Dilley  Wm  II,  Flour  Mill. 
Shrader  J  A,  shoemaker. 
Shrader  R  C,  harnessmaker. 
Weiford  Rev  G  S  (Methodist). 


DILLON'S  RUN.  In  the  eastern 
part  of  Hampshire  county,  22  miles  from 
Romney,  the  county  seat.  Winchester, 
Va.,  25  miles  distant,  on  the  B.  &  O.  R. 
R.,  is  the  shipping  point.  Mail,  semi- 
weekly. 


DINGESS.  On  the  N.  &  W.  R.  R  , 
in  Logan  county,  12  miles  from  Logan  C. 
H.  Population,  100.  G.  T.  Barnsley, 
postmaster. 

Barnsley  O  T,  Civil  Engineer. 
Dingess  P  H,  general  store. 
Dingess  S  V,  general  store. 


(   DISMAL.    A 

Kanawha  county, 


farmers' 
30  miles 


postofflce 
northeast 


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Dynamite 


DUPONT  POWDEB,  JUDSON  and  all  HIGH  EXPLOSIVES.    Railroad,  mining  and 
Saw  Mill  Supplies.    CUMBERLAND    HARDWARE    COMPANY, 
J  47  and  49  Baltimore  Street,  Cumberland,  Maryland. 


UflTFI  Q    EDWARD  B.  FRAN2HEIM,  -  ARCHITECT, 

llU  I  LLOl      PUBLIC   LIBRARY    BUILDING,    -    WHEELING,  W.  VA. 


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Charleston,  the  judicial  seat,  nearest  bank- 
ing and  shipping  pointy  Joseph  T.  White, 
postmaster  and  farmer.  % 


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DIXIE.  A  small  place  in  Fayette 
bounty,  20  miles  from  Fayetteville  C.  H. 
Gauley  Bridge,  7  miles  south,  on  the  C.  & 
O.  By,  is  the  nearest  shipping  point. 
Charleston  is  the  banking  town.  Popula- 
tion, 10.  F.  M.  Nicholas,  postmaster  and 
general  store.  "X 

DOBBIN".    Is  situated  in  Grant  coun- 
rfy,  30  miles  from  Petersburgh,  the  judicial 
seat,  66  from  Cumberland,  12  from  Thom- 
as   and    38    from  Piedmont,   the  nearest 
banking  point.     Vast  quantities  of  lumber 
are    shipped  from    this    point.     The    J. 
L.  Bumbarger  Lumber  Co.   employ    up- 
wards of  200  men,  and  have  a  capacity  of 
75,000  feet  per  day.     The  finest  quality  of 
spruce,  hemlock,  cherry  and  other  hard 
woods  are  manufactured  and  shipped  to 
all  parts  of  the  country.     Logs  are  floated 
in  on  the  river  and  are  conveyed  by  means 
of  tram  roads  to  the  mills.     The  surround- 
ing hills    are  sandwiched  with    minerals 
and  covered  with  timber  of  almost  every 
description.     Exp.,  Adams.     F.  T.  Bum- 
barger, postmaster. 
Barth  James  B,  physician. 
Conoway  Daniel,  meat  market. 
Flowers  Selden  E,  hotel. 
Hollen  B  H,  constable. 
Hoover  W  H,  blacksmith. 
Lampe  W  N,  pedler. 
Nicholson  Bichard  J,  justice. 
Bumbarger  F  T,  postmaster. 
vtiiniimrser  J  L«  Lumber  Co,  Ja- 
RcUob  L  Bumbarger  Pres  Frank  T  Bum- 
barger Sec  and  Treas    Lumber  Mnfrs; 
Capacity  of  Mill  75.000  Feet  per  Day 
Established   1864;    Ship   to  all  Pointe 
(See  right  bottom  lines  and  opp  elassijied 

Lumber.)  „    ■ 

rvumoarger  nooert  K,  horses. 


DOLA.  In  Harrison  county,  10  miles 
from  Clarksburgh,  the  judicial  seat  and 
nearest  banking  point,  and  6  from  Wilson- 
burgh,  the  nearest  shipping  point.  Popu- 
lation, 23.  B.  T.  Williams,  postmaster 
and  general  store. 

DOMAN.  A  country  postoffice  in 
Hardy  county,  13  miles  northeast  of  Moore- 
field,  the  county  seat.     Mail,  tri- weekly. 

DOMBEY.  In  Wood  county,  8  miles 
from  Parkersburgh,  the  judicial  seat,  near- 


est banking  and  shipping  point.  Mail, 
triweekly.  D.  C.  Heaton,  postmaster  and 
general  store.     

DONAHUE.     On  the  B.  &  O.  B.  B., 

in  Bitchie  couuty,  9  miles  west  of  Bitchie 
C.  H.  Population,  10.  B.  F.  Hill,  post- 
master and  general  store. 

DORITY.  A  country  postoffice  in 
Preston  county,  10  miles  from  Kingwood 
C.  H.  and  banking  point,  and  5  from  Terra, 
Alta,  its  shipping  point.  W.  M.  Kelly 
postmaster. 

DOUGLASS.  On  the  Ohio  river  and 
O.  B.  and  B.  &  M.  C.  V.  B.  B.'s,  Jackson 
county,  13  miles  northwest  of  Jackson  C. 
H.,  and  10  from  Bavenswood,  the  nearest 
bank  location.  Exp.,  Adams.  Tel.,  W.. 
U.    L.  H.  Whetstone,  postmaster. 

Davis  Michael,  general  store. 

Douglass  H,  ties  and  timber. 

Harvey  F  S,  railroad,  express  and  tel  agt. 

Preddy  John,  carpenter. 

Beed  H  N,  hotel. 


DRAG.  In  Wayne  county,  30  miles 
from  Wayne  C.  H.,  and  14  from  Louisa, 
the  nearest  banking  and  shipping  point- 
Population, 18.     Henry  Copley, postmaster, 

Copley  Henry,  General  Store. 
Copley  Mrs  Stella,  music  teacher. 
Endicott  Joshua,  saw  logs. 
Bandolph  Mills,  saw  logs. 
Salmon  Bennett,  saw  logs. 
Salmons  W  L,  miller. 


DREXEL.       A    rural    postoffice    in 
Boane  county,  20  miles  from  Spencer,  the 
judicial  seat  and  nearest  bank  location  and 
shipping  point.     Mail,   daily.      Wm.   E. 
Green,  postmaster. 
Abbott  T  A,  thresher. 
Boad  Joseph,  carpenter. 
Campbell  W  C,  Physician. 
Foster  D  N,  flour  mill. 
Gross  George  W,  saddler. 
Honaker  S  T,  blacksmith. 
Jones  Daniel,  mason. 
Kidd  Bev  G  (Adventist). 


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,  DRIFTWOOD.  A  farmers'  postoffice 
in  Pocahontas  county,  14  miles  northeast 
of  Huntersville,  the  judicial  seat.  Mail, 
tri-weekly.  James  Barnett,  postmaster 
and  farmer.  X 

$   DRISCOL.     In    Pocahontas  county 
3i  miles  southeast  of  Huntersville,  the  ju 


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BOILERS. 


COX  &  MORRISON,  Portable,  Marine  and  Stationary  Boilers, 
Hreechlng  Chimneys,  Tanks,  Stocks,  Stills,  Doors,  Shutters,  and  all 
Kinds  of  Heayy  Sheet  Iron  Work.    Wheeling,  W.  Va.     See  P.  5. 


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rdicial  seat,  and  37  from  Millsborough,  the 
nearest  shipping  point.       Mail,  daily.     D. 
I   B.  McElwee,  postmaster  and  general  storeA 

f  DRY  CREEK.  In  Raleigh  county, 
125  miles  northwest  of  Raleigh  C.  H.  and 
50  from  Charleston.  Mail,  semi-weekly. 
R.  E.  Barrett,  postmaster.? 

Barrett  A,  general  store.  " 
Barrett  R  E,  Notary  Public. 
Hunter  James,  physician. 
Hunter  Robert,  carpenter. 
Janese  Wm,  justice. 
Petty  G  E,  constable. 
Thompson  P  H,  blacksmith. 


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n  DRY  PORK.     A  recently  established 
jtastoffice,  in  Randolph  county.  ^ 

DRLYAND.  In  Morgan  county,  5 
miles  from  Sleepy  Creek,  its  shipping 
point,  and  7  from  Berkeley  Springs,  the 
judicial  seat.     Mail,  semi-weekly. 


DRY  RUN.  A  postoffice  in  Pendle- 
ton county,  18  miles  west  of  Franklin,  the 
seat  of  justice,  and  68  northwest  of  Staun- 
ton, on  the  C.  &  O.  Ry,  its  shipping  point. 


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DUDLEY.  On  the  C.  &  O.  Ry,  in 
Cabell  county,  12  miles  from  Huntington, 
the  county  seat  and  banking  point.  Mail, 
daily.     S.  D.  Cremear,  postmaster.  \ 

Peyton  Curby,  grist  and  carding  mill. 


DUFFIELD'S.  A  village  with  a  pop- 
ulation of  150,  in  Jefferson  county,  and  a 
station  on  the  B.  &  O.  R.  R.,  6  miles 
northeast  of  Charles  Town,  the  judicial  seat 
and  banking  town.   J.  T.  Hess,  postmaster. 

Burns  J  E,  railroad,  exp  and  tel  agent. 
Daniels,  physician. 
■Bawling  Lewis,  General  Store. 
Linke  A  S,  wagonmkr,  carp  and  justice. 
Melvin  Jacob  8,  saw  mill  and  genl  store. 
Reynolds  Miss  Lillie,  teacher. 
Shirley  L  J,  shoemaker. 
Wysong  Robert  L,  grain. 


DUFFY.  An  unimportant  country 
postoffice  in  Lewis  county,  24  miles  south 
of  Weston,  the  judicial  seat.     Mail,  daily. 


f  DUHRING.  On  the  N.  &  W.  R.  R., 
in  Mercer  county,  12  miles  from  Prince- 
toD,  the  judicial  seat,  and  5  from  Bram- 
well,  the  nearest  banking  point.  Popula- 
tion, 10.     J.  P.  Richards,  postmaster,  i 


Gillespie  T  S,  express  and  tel  agt. 

Johnson  J  B,  saw  mill. 

Little  Job,  saw  mill. 

Myers  I,  saw  mill. 

Richards  John  P,  General  Store. 


DUKE.  On  the  Monongahela  river 
(known  also  as  Granville  Landing),  in 
Monongalia  county,  2  miles  from  Morgan- 
town,  the  judicial  seat  and  nearest  bank 
location.  Ship  direct  by  water,  or  by  rail 
via  Morgantown.  Population,  150.  Eli 
L.  Parker,  postmaster. 

Dent  James  E,  propr  Dent  House. 
McCoy  M  W,  contractor  and  carpenter. 
McGrew  J  C,  railroad  and  express  agt. 
Parker  Eli  L.,  General  Store. 
Ray  T  P,  oil  and  stock. 


DULIN.  In  Wirt  county,  7  miles  from 
Elizabeth,  the  county  seat,  and  28  from 
Parkersburgh;  the  nearest  banking  and 
shipping  point.  Population,  100.  Noah 
Dulin,  postmaster. 

DUNLEITH.  A  rural  postoffice  in  the 
north  part  of  Wayne  county,  15  miles 
northwest  of  Wayne  C.  H. 


(  DUNMORE.  A  town  in  Pocahontas 
county,  15  miles  northeast  of  Huntersville, 
the  judicial  seat,  and  75  northwest  of 
Staunton,  Va.,  its  shipping  point.  Lewis- 
burgh  is  the  banking  town.      Population, 


100.     C.  B.  Swecker,  postmaster. 


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Austin  C  L,  physician.  > 

Lakin  &  Peters,  lumber. "\ 

Noel  J  A,  planing  mill  and  architect. 

Nottingham  B  L,,  General  Store. 

Pritchard   S  C,   blacksmith,  woolen  and 

saw  mill. 
St  Lawrence  Boom  and  Mnfg  Co,  saw  mill. 
Swecker  C  B,  Real  Estate  and  Builder. 
Taylor  J  K,  blacksmith. 

(  DUNN'S.  A  village  in  Mercer  county, 
20  miles  north  of  Princeton,  the  county 
seat,  and  20  southwest  of  Hinton,  on  the  C. 
&  O.  Ry,  its  shipping  and  banking  point. 
Population,  100.     H.  J.  Lilly,  postmaster.^ 

Commanch  W  L,  general  store. 
Crows  J  D,  wagonmaker. 
Lilly  H  J  &  Co,  General  Store. 
Lilly  J  S,  Carpenter  and  Blacksmith. 

C  DUO.  A  farmers'  postoffice  in  Green- 
brier county,  30  miles  north  of  Lewis- 
burgh,  the  judicial  seat,  and  34  from 
Ronceverte,  the  nearest    shipping   point* 


FURNITURE.  I 


J.  STECHOW  FURNITURE  AND  FIXTURE  CO. 
anufacturers  of  OFFICE  FURNITURE  and  BAR 
FIXTURES.    Parkersburg,  West  Virginia. 


IHUi.AIX    BROTHERS 

WHOLESALE  and  BETAIL  DBCGGISTS 
WHEELING,  W.  VA 


,  (  W.  Ta.  Agents  for  John  Wyeth  A  Bro.,  Phila.,  COMPRESSED 
I,  ■{  TABLED  TBITUBATES,  HYPODERMIC  TABLETS,  SUGAR 
.   (  COATED   PILLS,   FLUID   EXTRACTS,  Elixirs  and  Syrups. 


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Mail,  semi-weekly.    Jennie  Williams, post- 
master. \ 

Miles  E,  farmer. 
(  Williams    A    G,  Farmer   and    Stock 
Raiser. 

£  EAGLE.  On  the  C.  &  O.  Ry,  in  Fay- 
"ette  county,  20  miles  from  Fayetteville, 
the  county  seat,  and  26  from  Charleston, 
the  nearest  bank  location.  Population, 
500.  Exp,  Adams.  Tel.,  W.  TJ.  Wm. 
Wyant,  postmaster. 

Ansted  Wm  B,  saloon. 

Eagle  Colliery,  Wm  Wyant  operator. 

Jones  David  G,  barber. 

Merchant  W  T,  physician. 

Nopper  Clarence  A,  barber. 

St  Clair  Coal  Works. 

St  Clair  Co,  coke. 

Wyant  Coal  and   Coke  Co,  Gen- 

•    eral  Store. 

Wyant  Wm,  Coal  Miner. 

EAGLE  MILLS.  A  postoffice  in 
Doddridge  county,  10  miles  north  of  West 
Union,  the  judicial  seat,  banking  and  ship- 
ping point.     Mail,    tri-weekly. 

|  EARL.  In  Nicholas  county,  3  miles 
southeast  of  Nicholas  C.  H.,  and  35  from 
Sutton,  the  nearest  banking  and  shipping 
point.  Population,  14.  Mail,  semi-weekly. 
C.  R.  Taylor,  postmaster.^ 

Chapman  J  C,  shoemaker. 
Taylor  C  R,  General  Store. 


EAENSHAW.  In  Wetzel  county, 
30  miles  east  of  New  Martinsville,  the 
county  seat,  and  5  from  Glover's  Gap,  the 
nearest  rail  approach.  Mail,  tri-weekly. 
Wm.  Livingood,  postmaster  and  general 
store. 

f  EASTBANK.  A  town  on  the  C.  & 
O.  Ry,  in  Kanawha  county,  18  miles  from 
Charleston,  the  judicial  seat  and  nearest 
bank  location.  Population,  500.  Mrs.  L. 
W.  McConihay,  postmaster.  J 

Brabbin  Robert,  general  store. 

Brabbin  Robert  jr,  railroad  agent. 

Buck  S  M,  coal. 

Cooper  M  B,  grocer. 

Davis  Philip,  general  store. 

Howery  C  D,  grocer. 

Larke  R  D,  druggist. 

McConiliay  L,ee  W,  Confectioner. 

McVey  M  A,  grocer. 

Pryor  &  Bricker,  undertakers. 


EAST  LYNN.  Formerly  known  as 
AdkiD's  Mills,  is  in  Wayne  county,  8  miles 
from  Wayne  C.  H.  and  28  from  Hunting- 
ton, the  nearest  bank  location.  Popula- 
tion, 60.    Thomas  Jackson,  postmaster. 

Adkins  H  B,  justice. 

Buckley  T  H,  physician. 

Clark  J  P,  grist  and  saw  mill. 

Jackson  Thomas,  Farmer. 

Lewis  Joseph,  cooper. 

Luther  Alfred,  blacksmith. 

Massie  R  E  &  C  M,  carpenters. 

Mills  T  S,  justice. 

Osburn  Lafayette,  constable. 

Osburn  W  R,  apiarist. 

Osburn  &,  Ferguson,  General  Store. 

Porter  G  P,  blacksmith. 

Tabor  C  W,  notary. 


EASTON.      A  small  village  and  post- 
office  in  Monongalia  county,  2£  miles  east 
of  Morgantown,  the  judicial  seat,  shipping 
and  banking  town.      Population,  71.      L_ 
Stewart,  postmaster. 
Blosser  N,  blacksmith. 
Brand  Wm  H,  justice. 
Morris  I  A,  flour  mill. 
Pomeroy  J  J,  shoemaker. 
Ruppert  L  G,  general  store. 
Stafford  W  R,  carpenter. 
Stewart  Lot,  Cooper. 
Stewart  M  W,  general  store. 


See- 


EASTON'S.     Marshall  county. 
Glen  Easton. 

/^EAST  RIVER.    On  the  N.  &  W.  R. 
R.,  in  Mercer  county,  7-J-   miles  southeast 
of  Princeton,  the  judicial  seat  and  nearest 
bank  location.       Population,    25.       Exp., 
Southern.      Tel.,    W.  U.      J.    R.  White 
postmaster.*! 
Bray  M  H,4arpenter. 
McKenzie  J  A,  flour  mill  and  mason. 
McKenzie  &  Son,  general  store. 
McKinney  J  F,  blacksmith. 
Smith  H  B,  shoemaker. 
Tiller  H,  shoemaker. 

ECHO.  A  postoffice  in  Wayne  county 
5  miles  from  Wayne  C.  H.,  and  28  from 
Huntington,  the  nearest  bank  location. 
Population,  40.  W.  T.  Osborn,  post- 
master. 

Loar  L  T,  physician. 
Powell,    Osborn    &    Co,    General 

Store. 
Workman  G  W  &  Co,  general  store. 
Workman  Harvey,  blacksmith. 


Pianos  and  Organs  "2CC.  A.  House, 


1324  and  1326  Market 

Street, 

WHEELING,  W.  VA. 


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EDGAR.  In  Jackson  county,  13 
miles  from  Jackson  C.  H.,  the  banking 
and  shipping  point.  8.  E.  Stalnaker, 
postmaster  and  farmer. 


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EDGEWATER.  Formerly  known 
as  Frederick,  is  a  mining  village  In  Fayette 
county,  20  miles  northwest  of  Fayetteville, 
the  county  seat,  and  a  station  on  the  C.  & 
O.  Ry,  30  miles  south  of  Charleston.  Pop- 
ulation, 200.J 

Carver  Bros  Coal  Co,  miners. 


EDGINGTON.  In  Brooke  county, 
on  the  P.,  C,  C.  &  St.  L.  Ry,  7  miles  from 
Wellsburgb,  the  county  seat,  and  1  from 
Steubenville,  O.,  its  banking  point.  J.  K. 
Miller,  postmaster. 

"Walton  D,  exp  and  tel  agent. 

EDMISTON.  A  country  postofflce 
in  Lewis  county,  7  miles  southwest  of 
Weston,  the  judicial  seat  and  shipping 
point.     Mail,  semi-weekly. 

f^EDMOND.  In  Fayette  county,  7 
miles  from  Fayetteville,  the  judicial  seat, 
60  from  Charleston  and  3  from  Nuttall, 
the  nearest  shipping  point.  Population, 
50.     J.  L.  Ryan,  postmaster/} 

Goode  P  L,  coal  miner. 
Holliday  R  H.  coal  miner. 
Holliday  WD,  General  Store. 
Masterson  James,  justice. 
Meadows  Lewis,  coal  miner. 
Nickel  Hunter,  saloon. 
Rogers  C  P,  meat  market. 
Smails  Frank,  coal  miner. 
Withrow  T  W,  coal  miner. 

EDRAY.  A  postofflce  in  Pocahontas 
county,  10  miles  northwest  of  Hunters- 
ville,  the  seat  of  justice,  50  from  Ronce- 
verte,  its  nearest  railroad  point,  and  210 
from  Wheeling.  Population,  66.  George 
P.  Moore,  postmaster^ 

Auldridge  James,  flour  mill. 
Barlow  &  Moore,  general  store. 
Baxter  George,  surveyor. 
Cunningham  J  M,  physician. 
Jordan  W  D,  carpenter. 
Landis  John  H,  blacksmith. 
McGlaughlin  George  H,  flour  mill. 
Moore  George  P,  General  Store. 
Moore  Rev  G  P  (Methodist). 
Moore  &  Hannah,  general  store. 
Sharp  A  W,  distiller. 
Sharp  Isaac,  live  stock. 


8harp  John,  distiller. 

Sharp  Wm  M,  hotel  and  live  stock. 

Smith  A  J,  tanner  and  shoemaker. 

Taylor  George  8,  blacksmith. 

Taylor  John,  blacksmith. 

Walker  Wm,  barber. 

Waugh  Jacob,  flour  mill. 

EPPIE.  In  Wayne  county,  12  miles 
southwest  of  Wayne  C.  H.,  and  6  from 
Louisa,  Ky,  the  nearest  shipping  point. 
Mail,  semi-weekly.  M.  D.  Jarrel,  post- 
master. 

Baish  James,  miner. 

Hampton  George,  genl  store  and  blbsmth. 

Jarrel  H  D,  Dry  Goods  and  Notions. 

Lambert  J  C  &  H  W,  general  store. 

Thompson  H  W,  carpenter. 

Wilson  Rev  L  (Baptist). 

Wilson  P  H  &  Co,  general  store. 

EFFLER.  A  discontinued  posl  office 
in  McDowell  county.  Send  mail  to  Abb's 
Valley. 


EGERIA.  Country  postofflce  in  Ra- 
leigh county,  23  miles  south  of  Raleigh  C. 
H.,  and  31  southwest  of  Hinton,  on  the  C. 
&  O.  Ry,  its  nearest  shipping  point. 
Princeton  is  the  banking  town.  Popula- 
tion, 40.     A.  J.  Hatcher,  postmaster.  "N 

Hatcher  Austin  J,  Justice  and  Notary 

Public. 
Walker  J  A  &  Co,  general  store. 


EGLON.     Small  place  in  the  southeast 

corner  of   Preston  county,  24  miles  from 

Kingwood,  the  judicial  seat  and  banking 

town,  and   10  southwest  of  Oakland,  the 

shipping  station.    Population,  120.    Julius 

Scherr,  postmaster. 

Bush  Louis,  hotel. 

Fike  P  S,  General  Store. 

Fike  8  K,  blacksmith. 

Hendrickson  J  S,  cabinetmaker  and  wheel- 
wright. 

Lantz  LC&  Co,  general  store. 

Lantz  W  S,  boot  and  shoemaker. 

Mosser  Henry,  saw  mill. 

Parks  L  L,  painter. 

Rembold  Joseph,  saw  mill. 

Scherr  Julian,    General    Store    and . 
Agricultural  Implements. 

Wagner  A  L,  physician. 

Werner  A,  hotel  and  carpenter. 

EGYPT.  In  Wayne  counly,  10  miles 
northwest  of  Wayne  C.  H.,  and  21  from 
Buchanan,  Ky.,  the  nearest  shipping  point 


DIlimhoKO    Steam  and  Hot  Water  Heating.    First-Class  Plumbing  and 
nUIIIUCIOi  Draining.     BRYAN   &   SPENCER,  Parkersburg,  W.  Va. 


G.  Mendel  &  Co. 


Wholesale    and    Retail     Dealers    In    CARPETS, 

Furniture,    Oil    Cloths,    Shadings,    Rrass  Goods, 

J   BEDDING,  Etc.    1 124  Main  St.,  Wheeling,  W.Va. 


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ELK 


Population,    50.      Mail,    daily.     Thomas 
Hatten,  postmaster. 

Duskins  Muncy,  barber. 

Hatten  J  F,  express  agent. 

Hatten  Strother,  live  stock. 

Hatten  Thomas,  Saw  and  Grist  Mill. 

Hatten  &  Sons,  grain  and  live  stock. 

Shingleton  A,  farmer. 

Marshall  J  D,  physician. 

Perry  V,  barber. 

Thacker  Charles,  blacksmith. 


ELDORA.  In  Marion  county,  7  miles 
from  Fairmont,  the  county  seat  and  bank- 
ing town,  and  3  from  Benton  Ferry,  the 
nearest  shipping  point.  Population,  40. 
J.  E.  Hall,  postmaster. 

Bennett  F  M,  carpenter. 
Dunham  James,  wagonmaker. 
Hall  J  E  <V  Co,  General  Store. 
Helmick  Rev  M  D  (Methodist). 
Linn  John,  general  store. 
Lowe  R,  live  stock. 
Manley  S  W,  live  stock. 
Morgan  J  R,  flour  mill. 
Rinehart  L  S,  live  stock. 
%wiges  W  T,  blacksmith. 


ELG-OOD.  la  Mercer  county,  8  miles 
east  of  Princeton,  the  county  seat,  and  7 
north  of  Frenchville,  its  shipping  point. 
Mail,  tri-weekly.  T.  J.  Monroe,  post- 
master. 

"  ELI.  In  Wood  county,  10  miles  from 
Parkersburgh,  the  judicial  seat,  banking 
and  shipping  point.  N.  Marlow,  post- 
master and  general  store. 


ELIZABETH.  The  county  seat  of 
Wirt  county,  is  an  incorporated  town  of 
800  people,  75  miles  from  Wheeling,  10 
from  Walker,  on  the  P.  br.  of  the  B.  &  O. 
R.  R.,  its  nearest  station,  and  21  from 
Parkersburgh,  the  nearest  banking  point. 
A  weekly  newspaper,  the  Times,  is  pub- 
lished. Steamboat  connection  daily  with 
Parkersburgh  and  Burning  Springs.  T.  A. 
Brown,  postmaster. 

Beard  Wm,  lawyer. 

Boyles  C  H,  propr  Virginia  House. 

Brown  T  A,  Attorney-at-Law. 

Burns  Bros  &  Hoffmour,  saw  mills. 

Burns  D  &  Co,  grocers. 

Cain  S  W,  county  clerk. 

Casto  D  C,  lawyer. 

Clinton  &  Kelley,  grocers. 

Dotson  C  D,  grocer. 


Elizabeth  Times,  Edgar  M  Lantz  editor. 
Few-Smith  Lumber  Co,  saw  and  planing 

mills. 
Foster  Thomas,  general  store. 
Graham  R  B,  general  store. 
Hall  Mrs  L  M,  milliner. 
Henderson  J  R,  grocer. 
Independent  Bung  Co,  saw  mill. 
Kanawha  Hotel,  F  D  Pomeroy  propr. 
Lockhart  F  T,  lawyer. 
Lowther  J  G,  physician. 
Lowther  M  R,  general  store  and  drugs. 
McGee  JL&  Bro,  furniture. 
Martin  J  W,  clerk  circuit  court. 
Park  J  E,  blacksmith. 
Pomeroy  F  D,  propr  Kanawha  Hotel. 
Rathbone  &  Edmondson,  general  store. 
Roberts  G  W  &  Co,  general  store. 
Sayn  Mrs  S  B,  milliner. 
Smith  Miss  D,  dressmaker. 
Thaw  Robert  H,  physician. 
Virginia  House,  C  H  Boyles  propr. 
Wells  L  H,  blacksmith. 
Woodyard  E  R,  sheriff. 


|    ELK  CITY.    Kanawha  county.    This 
incorporated  town,  formerly  known  by  the 
names  of  Glen  Elk,  Magazine  and   West 
End,  is  situated  on  the  Elk  river  where  it 
empties  into  the  Great  Kanawha.    The  K. 
&  M.  Ry  passes  through  the  town,  forming 
direct  connection  north.     Three  bridges 
span  the  Elk  river,  connecting  the  town 
with  Charleston,  the  county  seat  and  bank- 
ing point.     There  is  considerable  manufac- 
turing   carried    on    in  the  town,   among 
which  are  a  foundry,  brick  yard,  saw  and 
planing  mills,  furniture  and  veneer  facto- 
ries.    Population,  2,000.     Mail,  daily.    J. 
C.  Wilson,  postmaster,  j 
Allen  Anthony,  meat  market. 
Beaver  Eli  B,  grocer. 
Beckwith  S  F,  physician. 
Belsches  George  D,  general  store. 
Booker  Mrs  Elizabeth,  grocer. 
Branch  Wm  W,  veneer  mnfr. 
Carr  L  A  Co,  general  store. 
Cherry  C  W,  cigar  mnfr. 
Chrislip  A  A,  shoemaker. 
Conker  W  M,  saloon. 
Crim  Joseph  X  B,  General  Store. 
Cutlip  &  Savage  (George  Cutlip,  M  C  Sav- 
age), blacksmiths. 
Devereaux  Lumber  Co. 
Dilcher  &  Son  (Henry  and  Charles),  plan- 
ing mill. 
Edens  Jonathan,  notary  public. 
Fordyce  W  T,  blacksmith. 
Gary  Joseph  I,  grocer. 
Goff  John,  physician. 


Real  [stale  and  Collection  Agent. 


CK  O-  SLCITH, 

WHEELING,  WEST  VIRGINIA. 


ELK 


AND    BU8INE88    DIBECTORY. 


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Haas  James,  planing  mill. 

Harvey  I  J,  general  store. 

Hobb  Wm  M  B,  grocer. 

Holdren  A  J,  grocer. 

Holian  Michael,  stone  mason. 

Hubbard  Z  T,  shoemaker. 

Kanawha  Brick  Co,  Wm  Isaacs  pres. 

Kelley  Bros  (R  C  and  V  S),  grocers. 

cKelley  James,  general  store. 

Kincaid  Wm,  stone  mason. 

Lane  Spicer  P,  grocer. 

Lucadue,   Hager  &   Woodman,   founders 
and  machinists. 

Lucadue  &  Bro,  general  store  and  transfer. 

McDannald  W  T,  dry  goods. 

McLane  I  D,  physician. 
.Miller  Joseph  B,  grocer. 

Millman  D,  dry  goods. 

Nutter  W  E,  grocer. 

Robinson  M  E,  druggist. 

Roy  Furniture  Co,  mnfrs  furniture. 

Samples  V  D  L,  grocer. 

Silman  Peter,  justice. 
;  Sines  A  R,  notions. 

Slack  J  W,  grocer. 

Snell  A  E,  saloon. 

Spradling  Matthew  P,  grocer. 
-Stump  Rev  John  L  (Baptist). 

Stump  J  L,  physician. 

Thomas  W  A,  grocer. 

Walden  &  Son  (T  E  and  W  B),  grocers. 

Waugh  J  M,  physician. 
"White  Corneaus,  barber. 

Wilson  J  C,  postmaster. 
"Young  John  M,  blacksmith. 


ELK  -FORK.  An  unimportant  farm- 
ers' postofflce  in  Jackson  county,  10  miles 
southeast  of  Jackson  C.  H,  its  banking 
and  shipping  point.  Mail,  triweekly.  L. 
E.  Hyre,  postmaster. 
Greenleaf  C  E,  saw  mill. 
HyrcLJE,  Farmer. 

ELK  GARDEN.  A  mining  town  of 
1,600  inhabitants,  in  Mineral  county,  lo- 
cated on  the  Elk  Garden  br.  of  the  West 
Va.  C.  &  P.  R.  R.,  16  miles  southwest  of 
iKeyser,  the  judicial  seat.  The  nearest 
banking  point  is  Piedmont,  13  miles  dis- 
tant. Mining  is  carried  on  extensively, 
there  being  two  wealthy  companies  en- 
gaged in  that  industry,  the  West  Virginia 
Central  R  R  Co.  and  the  Elk  Garden  Big 
Vein  Mining  Co.  It  was  in  the  Elk  Gar- 
den region  that  the  famous  14  foot  or 
"Big  Vein"  was  first  developed,  and  it  is 
estimated  by  competent  geologists  that  the 
field  contains  over  a  hundred  million  tons 
of  workable  coal.     The  town  contains  one 


newspaper,  the  Elk  Garden  News,  three 
churches — Catholic,  M.  E.  South  and  Pres- 
byterian— a  public  school,  planing  mill, 
feed  mill,  several  general  stores,  and  good 
hotels.  Coal  and  lumber  are  shipped. 
The  surrounding  country  is  excellent  for 
grazing  purposes.  Real  estate  can  be  pur- 
chased at  reasonable  figures.  Exp , 
Adams.  Tel.,  W.  Va.  Central.  E. 
Mclntire,  postmaster. 
Arnold  Lavid  C,  editor  Elk  Garden  News. 
Barnliouse  Elijah,  Propr  Elk  House. 

{See  p  156.) 
Beckman  D  T  &,  Co  (Daniel  T  Beck- 
man,  John  A  Nethken),  General  Store. 
Braden  T  J,  ldr  Elk  Garden  Cornet  Band. 
Colbaugh  Michael,  carpenter. 
Co-operative  Store  (capital,  $5,000),  P   H 

Mason  pres,  Wm  Campbell  secandtreas, 

Daniel  J  Gilmore  mngr. 
Dean  R  D,  grocer. 
Dickson  &  Ashley,  meat  market. 
Dixon  H  C,  general  store. 
Drak  Rev  (Catholic). 
Edgell  Lloyd  L,  physician. 
Elk  Garden  Big  Vein  Mining  Co|  (capital, 

$30,000),  Patrick  Brown  pres,  John  Bro- 

phey  sec,  Michael  P  Fahey  tress. 
Elk  Garden  Butchering  Assn,  James  Mur- 
phy pres,  Wm  Norman  sec. 
Elk    Garden    Colliery,    West  Virginia  & 

Pittsburgh  Ry  Co  operators. 
Elk  Garden  Cornet  Band,  T  J  Braden  ldr. 
Elk  Garden  News,  David  C  Arnold  editor, 

Theodore  A  Cross  mngr. 
Elk    Home,  Elijah  Barnhouse  Propr. 

{See  p  156.) 
Elkins  House,  Perry  H  Wees  propr. 
Gerstel   R  &  Bro  (Robert  and   Richard), 

physicians. 
Gilbert  Wm  M,  barber. 
Goodman  Wm,  clothing. 
Grant  Edward  R,  general  store 
Green  Richard  A,  planing  mill  and  justice. 
Harris  Othey  D,  grocer. 
Irvine  Rev  H  S (Methodist). 
Kalbaugh  M,  carpenter. 
Kennedy  &  Edgell  (John  Kennedy,  Lloyd 

L  Edgell),  boots,  shoes  and  drugs. 
Kincade  Thomas,  constable. 
Kitzmiller  &  White  (James  W  Kitzmiller, 

Sylvanus  D  White),  general  store. 
Levell  Ed,  hotel. 
Mclntire   Elia§,    General  Store   and 

Postmaster. 
Middleton  Mrs  Biddie,  dressmaker. 
Mining    Dept  West  Virginia  Central  Ry 

Co,  Hon   Henry  G  Davis  pres,  E  W  S 

Moore  sec  and  treas. 
Moran  J  Ed,  grocer. 


Rough  Skin  V  Shaw's  Chap  Cream.  SWLOTE: 


Peabody  Insurance  Co. 


OF  WHEELING,  W.VA. 

Cash    Capital,   $IOO,QOOOO. 


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ELK 


Moyer  Edward  M, station  agt  WVaCRR. 
Nethken  Joseph  D,  meat  market. 
Nethken  Truman,  furn  and  undertaker. 
Nethken  W  V  &  Bro  (Wm  V  and  George 

F),  grocers. 
Oates  Isaac  E,  feed  mill. 
Poling  Win  II,  General  Store. 
Roberts  Simon  &  Son  (Simon  and  Edwin 

J),  general  store. 
Rollman  Rev  F  C  (Methodist).  , 
Sheetz   &  Johnson   (Miss  Jennie   Sheeiz, 

Miss  Maggie  Johnson),  milliners. 
Smith  W  L,  blacksmith. 
Somerville  &  Co,  books  and  stationery. 
Steahley  &  Beachley,  dentists. 
Steiding  Elizabeth  J,  dry  goods. 
Stertz  Greely,  carpenter. 
Stullenbarger  Jacob,  justice. 
Warner  G  W,  constable. 
Wees  Perry  H,  propr  Elkins  House. 
Wees  P  H  &  Sons  (Perry  H,  Boyd  and 

Clyde),  general  store. 
White  Lewis  P,  general  store. 
W  Va  C  &  P  Ry  Co,  coal  miners  and  saw 

mill. 
Yocum  Wm,  photographer. 


ELKHORN.     On  the  N.  &  W.  R.  R.. 
in  McDowell    county.    30    miles    east    of 


Perryville,  the  judicial  seat,  and  5-J  from 
Bramwell,  the  nearest  banking  point. 
Exp.,  Southern.  Tel,  W.  U.  ^Popula- 
tion, 2,000.  Henry  C.  Flesher,  postmaster. 

Algoma  Coal  and  Coke  Co. 

Crozier    Colliery,  Crozier   Coal   and  Coke 

Co  operators. 
Davisson  &  Shaffer,  bakers. 
Daypheu  J,  justice. 
Dewees  W  P,  shoemaker. 
Dyler  L,  physician. 
Elkhorn  Coal  and  Coke  Co. 
Flesher  Henry  C,  Attorneyat-Law. 
Houston  Colliery,  Houston  Coal  and  Coke  - 

Co  operators. 
Lick  Branch  Coal  and  Coke  Co. 
Lord  F,  railroad  and  express  agent. 
Lynchburg  Coal  and  Coke  Co. 
Norfolk  Coal  and  Coke  Co. 
Powhatan    Colliery,    Powhatan  Coal  amd 

Coke  Co  operators. 
Raylon  Robert  R,  telegraph  agent. 
Reyburn  J  A,  physician. 
Sayres  &  Bonham,  meats. 
Simpson  Bros,  barbers. 

f    ELKINS.     Named   in  honor  of  Hon. 
S.  B.  Elkins,  is  located  in  Randolph  coun- 


ElkHouse. 

E.  BARN  HOUSE,  Proprietor. 

ELK  GARDEN,    -    WEST  VIRGINIA. 


7??^ 


The  Commercial  Man's  Home. 

GOOD  BEDS. 

EXCELLENT  TABLE. 

Convenient  to  Depot. 
SAMPLE  ROOM  ON  FIRST  FLOOR. 

RATES,  $1.50  PER  DAY. 


WOOD  BROS.  PLANING  MILL 

WHEELING,  W.  VA. 


CO.,  | 


CONTRACTORS     AND 
BUILDERS.      Estimates 

and  Plans  Furnished  on  Application, 


ELK 


AND    BUSINESS    DIRECTORY. 


ELK 


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ty  on  the  W.  Va.  C.  &  P.  K.  R.,  113  miles 
from  Cumberland  and  6£  from  Beverly. 
The  town  was  begun  in  April,  1889,  and 
is,  therefore,  less  than  three  years  old.  Its 
present  population,  which  is  steadily  in- 
creasing, is  about  l,000.ifThe  natural  loca- 
tion of  the  town  is  the  most  beautiful  that 
can  be  imagined,  situated  on  a  plain  and 
surrounded  on  all  sides  by  foot  hills  that 
rise  by  regular  gradations  in  every  direc- 
tion, producing  a  picturesque  effect"^  The 
town  has  three  hotels;  one,  a  fine  large 
three-story  building,  operated  by  the 
Elkins  Hotel  Company,  has  all  the  modern 
improvements,  including  furnace  heat, 
water,  gas,  electric  bells,  baths,  and  all 
that  could  be  desired  at  a  first  class  sum- 
mer resort.  The  railway  company's  round 
house  and  machine  shops  are  located  here, 
and  a  large  corrugated  iron  freight  depot 
has  just  been  completed.  A  bank  build- 
ing of  blue  granite,  and  perhaps  the  finest 
in  the  State,  is  nearing  completion.  Situ- 
ated on  one  of  the  most  prominent  hills 
and  commanding  an  excellent  view  of  the 
town  and  surrounding  country,  is  the  pala- 
tial residence  of  Hon. S.B.Elkins, containing 
82  rooms  and  costing  a  fabulous  sum  of 
money,  and  splendid  residences  are  in 
course  of  erection  on  the  adjoining  hills. 
The  railroad  is  being  extended  in  two 
directions.  The  Beverly  extension,  7  miles 
in  length,  will  be  open  shortly  for  traffic, 
and  will  eventually  be  extended  to  the  Vir- 
ginia iron  fields,  thus  tapping  the  richest 
iron  region  in  the  east.  The  other  will 
run  northwest  to  Belington,  Barbour 
county,  connecting  with  the  Grafton  & 
Greenbrier  road,  and  thus  gaining  an 
outlet^to  Pittsburgh,  Cincinnati  and  the 
west.  Elkins  will  thus  become  a  railroad 
center  and  will  ere  long  be  decidedly 
the  most  accessible  point  in  the  State. 
The  entire  northern  and  central  portions 
of  West  Virginia,  which  have  hitherto  been 
controlled  by  the  B.  &  O.  R.  R.,  and  which 
have  in  consequence  been  made  tributary  to 
Baltimore  instead  of  Pittsburgh,  via  the 
natural  outlet,  will  now  develop  more 
rapidly  than  ever  before.  Markets  will  be 
nearer  and  freights  will  be  lower.     Elkins 


is  blessed  with  superior  advantages,  its 
inexhaustible  supply  of  coal,  its  virgin 
forests  that  yet  stand  untouched,  excellent 
transportation  facilities  and  the  cheap  liv- 
ing that  will  be  incident  thereto,  will  all 
combine  to  make  it  a  mining  and  manu- 
facturing city  that  will  defy  rivalry  and 
competition.  ^The  trout-filled  streams  and 
forests  alive  with  wild  turkey,  bear  and 
deer,  will  attract  sportsmen,  jts  picturesque 
scenery  will  attract  the  artist,  while  the 
pure  water  and  crisp  mountain  air  will  in- 
duce the  health-seeker  to  visit  this  coming 
city  of  the  Alleghenies.  Exp.,  Adams. 
Tel.,  W.  Va.  Central.  Telephone  connec- 
tion with  Beverly.  James  S.  Posten,  post- 
master. 

Armstrong  Wm  J,  cash  Elkins  Natl  Bank. 

Batcheldor  &  Co,  saw  mill. 

Bent  James  A,  lawyer  and  real  estate. 

Central  Hotel,  Thomas  J  Stalnaker  propr. 

Chenoweth  Perry  W,  wagonmaker. 

Coulter  Douglas,  station  agt  W  Va  C  R  R. 

Darden  Bros  (Lawrence  E,  Paul  F  and 
Ralph),  real  estate. 

Delana  Nicolo,  shoemaker. 

Dunbrack  Alexander  C,  jeweler. 

Elkins  Cornet  Band,  Perry  L  Collett  ldr. 

Elkins  National  Bank,  Wm  J  Arm- 
strong cash. 

Elkln§  Hon  Stephen  B,  Vice-Pres 
WVaC&PRR; 

Pout  John  H,  general  store. 

Fredlock  A  M,  physician. 

Freymoyer  Henry,  tel  opr  W  Va  C  R  R. 

Garber  Joseph  A,  confecr  and  barber. 

Giffin  &  Brown  (Alex  G  Giffin,  F  W 
Brown),  flour  and  feed. 

Goddin  Jesse  W,  justice. 

Greenwade  Daniel  T,  general  store. 

Hanley  James,  hardware. 

Harper  Daniel  P,  General  Store.  (See 
below.) 

Hays  Amos,  dry  goods. 

Hedges  Bros  &  Co  (Mrs  M  E  and  O  S 
Fream),  druggists. 

Hotel  Elkins,  Joseph  Semon  Propr. 

Irons  J  C,  physician. 

Kendall  Zacbarias,  furniture  and  undertkr. 

Kittle  Paul  H,  blacksmith. 


ONE  PRICE  CASH  STORE. 

A  Complete  Stock  of  Hardware  and  Queensware,  Tobacco  and  Cigars,  and  everything 
usually  kept  in  a  First-Class  General  Store.  Get  my  prices  before  you  buy  your  goods. 
Cooking  and  Heating  Stoves,  Plows  and  all  kinds  of  farming  Implements.  Terms, . 
Strictly  Cash,  or  Country  Produce. 

D.  P.  HARPER,  Elkins,  W.  Va. 


Cherry 


A   SPECIALTY.    Also    a    Full    Stock   of  HARDWOODS, 

SPRUCE,  Etc.,  always  on  Hand. 
J.    L.    RVinBARGER    LIBBER    CO.,    Dobbin,     \V.    Va. 


■  DON   i  B*.1^'i-D  I  THE  W.  H.  SMITH  HARDWARE  CO., 

§   f\  \JF  |X8  ■(SHEET*)     I      PAKKERSBUHG,  AV  F.ST  VIROINIA. 


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ELM 


McCarty  Edward  J,  tannic  acid  mnfr. 

Moyle  Daniel  V,  general  store. 

Pettit  J  W,  General  Store. 

Poling  L  C,  general  store. 

Posten  James  S,  postmaster. 

Posten  Sanford  W,  barber. 

Posten  &  Hartley  (James  S  Posten,  U  G 

Hartley),  clothing. 
Roberts  H  H.  carriages. 
Sargent  &  Harwood  (Perry  L    Sargent, 

Harry  Harwood),  wagons. 
Scott  Bros  &  Co  (Frank  B  and  S  Price 

Scott,  Claude  C  Goff),  planing  mill. 
Semon  Joseph,  Propr  Hotel  Elkins. 
Shein    &    Banks    (Jacob    Shein,    Joseph 

Banks),  dry  goods. 
Simon  Emily  B,  confectioner. 
Sleeth  Melissa,  milliner. 
Smith  Furniture  and  Hardware  Co,  Jonah 

M  Smith  pres,  Perry  C  Smith  sec  and 

treas. 
Stalnaker  Thomas  J,  propr  Central  Hotel. 
Trickett  &  Jenkins  (Rolley  O  Trickett, 

Clark  Jenkins),  grocers. 
Triplett  &  Bent  (Floyd  J  Triplett,  James 

A  Bent),  proprs  Tygart's  Valley  News. 
Tygart's  Valley  News,  Zan  Collett  editor, 

Triplett  &  Bent  proprs. 
Underwood  Dr  David  J,  druggist. 
Wees  Boyd,  Mayor  and  Notary  Public. 
Wees  P  H  &  Sons,  general  store. 
Whetsel  Benjamin  F,  livery. 
"Wilmoth  E  B.  physician. 
Wilson  Wm  Q,  lawyer. 
Wimer  Charles  H,  confectioner  and  barber. 
Woodley  Willis  H,  mngr  Griffin  &  Brown. 


c 


ELK    RIVER. 

Yankee  Dam. 


Clay  county.      See 


ELKWATER.  In  Randolph  county, 
17  miles  south  of  Beverly,  the  judicial  seat, 
and  23  from  Elkins,  the  nearest  rail  ap- 
proach. Mail,  daily.  D.  W.  Gibson, 
postmaster.  1 

Crouch  Moses,  flour  mill. 
Gibson  D  W,  Physician. 


ELLA.  Also  known  as  Fairview,  is  a 
village  in  Marshall  county,  18  miles  south 
of  Moundsville,  the  county  seat,  and  6  from 
Clarington,  its  nearest  shipping  point. 
Population,  29.  Henry  Re3seger,  post- 
master. 

Burch  Mary  E,  dressmaker. 
Coulter  Jesse,  farmer. 
Freidli  Godfrey,  blacksmith. 
Gustelli  Frederick,  wagonmaker. 
McHenry  Jacob  W,  teamster. 


McHenry  Joseph  L,  teamster. 
Resseger  Henry,  Justice  and  General 

Store. 
Resseger  Laura  H,  farmer. 
Wiley  A  J,  farmer. 
Williams  Harry  R,  school  teacher. 


ELLENBOROUGH.  A  village  and 
station  on  the  B.  &  O.  R.  R.,  in  Ritchie 
county,  5  miles  north  of  Ritchie  C.  H. 
Parkersburg  is  the  banking  town.  Exp., 
U.  S.  Population,  200.  J.  W.  Boehm, 
postmaster. 

Bo cli  m  J  W,  General  Store. 

Boelim  &  Striekler,  General  Store. 

Coen  T  C,  boot  and  shoemaker. 

Corbin  M  L,  physician. 

Cunningham  &  Co,  undertakers. 

Dawson  J  G,  railroad  agent. 

Ellenborough  Mill  Co,  flour  mill. 

Flanagan  G  T,  general  store. 

Handschumaker  Adam,  blacksmith. 

Hanshaw  G  R,  physician. 

Hitchcox  Ellen,  milliner. 

Jones  L  H,  physician. 

McCoy  A,  hotel. 

Rud  S  B,  justice. 

Striekler  T  P,  general  store. 

West  Virginia  Hotel,  Kate  Stephens  propr. 

V  ELLIOT,  In  Fayette  county,  20  miles 
from  Fayetteville  C.  H.  and  15  from 
Hawks  Nest,  the  nearest  shipping  point. 
M.  J.  White,  postmaster."} 

Patterson   A  P  &    W    H,  General 

Store  and  Saw  Mill. 
Patterson  H,  grist  mill. 

ELLIS.  A  newly  established  post- 
office  in  Gilmer  county. 

I  ELLISON.  A  country  postofflce  in 
Summers  county,  15  miles  from  Hinton, 
the  judicial  seat,  banking  and  shipping 
point.     John  F.  Ellison,  postmaster.  S 

Akers  S  J,  carpenter. 
Copper  V,  flour  mill. 
Ellison  Li  D,  Mason. 
Lilly  B  P,  blacksmith. 
Lilly  R  W,  constable. 
Pack  Samuel,  flour  mill. 


ELM  GROVE.  A  village  and  sta- 
tion on  the  W.  &  P.  div.  B.  &  O.  R.  R.,  in 
Ohio  county,  6  miles  east  of  Wheeling,  the 
judicial  seat  and  banking  point.  Popu- 
lation, 500.  Tel.,  W.  U.  Exp.,  U.  S. 
R.  M.  Dougherty,  postmaster. 


W.  H.  FLANAGAN,  8J 


Bottler  of  Fine  Brands  of  Whiskies.    Finest 
in  the  State.    PARKERSBURG,  W.  Va. 


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Bedillion  J  S,  general  store. 
Chambers  W  T  &    Co,   coal 


mine   and 


grain. 
Curdy  J  C,  wagonmaker. 
Dougherty  R  M,  Clerk. 
Elm  Grove  Colliery,  Elm  Grove  Coal  Co 

proprs. 
Halsted  John,  shoemaker. 
Helfewbine  Henry,  blacksmith. 
Rabb  J  G,  boots  and  shoes. 
Ricker  Joseph,  blacksmith. 
Simms  Bros,  general  store. 
Thornburgh  Bros,  undertakers. 
Westlake  B  F,  harness  and  shoemaker. 
Woods  J  S,  hardware  and  farm  impts. 

4^.  ELMIRA.  Small  post  village  in  the 
extreme  western  part  of  Braxton  county, 
20  miles  west  of  Sutton,  the  county  seat, 
and  67  from  Ravenswood,  its  shipping 
point,  on  the  Ohio  river.  Sutton  is  the 
banking  town.  Population,  100.  F.  M. 
Gibson,  postmaster. ' 

Boggs  J  M,  lumber. 
Burns  David,  lumber. 
Chapman  T,  justice. 
Cunningham  Rev  N  D. 
Downey  J  M,  General  Store. 
Fulke  Reuben,  carpenter. 
Fulke  W  A,  cooper. 
Gibson  F  M,  Farmer. 
McMonow  J,  physician. 
Malahon  C  M,  carpenter. 
Parsons  W  S,  miner. 
Postelwait  A,  carpenter. 
Rollyson  L  W,  flour  mill. 
Siers  James,  constable. 
Young  F  J,  farmer. 


C  ELMO.     On  line  of  the  C.  &  O.  Ry, 

in  Fayette  county,  3£  miles  from  Fayette- 

ville,  the  county  seat.     Staunton,  Va.,  is 

the  location  of  the  nearest  bank.     Exp., 

Adams.  ■*•> 
j 

Burke  Coal  Co,  miners. 


ELMWOOD.  A  recently  established 
postofflce  in  Mason  county.  > 

ELSINORE.  In  the  south  of  Put- 
nam county,  5  miles  southeast  of  Winfield, 
the  seat  of  justice.  It  is  on  the  daily  mail 
stage  route  from  St.  Albans,  on  the  C.  & 
O.  Ry,  to  Point  Pleasant. 


I  ELTON.  In  Summers  county,  24 
miles  from  HintOD,  the  judicial  seat  and 
nearest  bank  location,  and  8  from  Sand- 


stone, the  nearest  shipping  point.     Popula- 
tion, 30.     M.  Hutchison,  postmaster.  \ 

J 
Cough  Bros,  saw  mill. 
Graham  I  L,  blacksmith. 
Harris  Wm,  cooper. 
Hite  Wm,  millwright. 
Holcomb  M,  carpenter. 
Hutehinson   M,  General  Store,   Grist 

and  Stave  Mill. 
Noel  N  W,  physician. 


I  EWELL.  On  the  Ohio  river  and  O. 
R.  R.  R.,  in  Mason  county,  7f  miles  south 
of  Point  Pleasant,  the  judicial  seat  and 
nearest  bank  location.     Population,  15. 

Bo  hi  n  so u  J  R,  General  Store. 


EMMA.  A  rural  postofflce  in  Jackson 
county,  14  miles  south  of  Jackson  C.  H., 
its  shipping  point.  Mail,  tri-weekly.  E. 
A.  Winter,  postmaster. 

Casto  J,  barber. 
Dorsey  W  A,  blacksmith. 
Cottrill  Morgan,  live  stock. 
Fisher  Conrad,  flour  mill. 
Fisher  SN&GL,  live  stock. 
Layne  H  F,  constable. 
Maddox  W  R,  thoemaker. 
Painter  B,  general  store. 
Winter  E  A,  Farmer. 
Winter  L  P,  carpenter. 
Young  J  J,  General  Store. 


EMORY.  A  station  acd  postofflce  on 
the  W.  Va.  C.  R.  R.,  in  Mineral  county, 
29  miles  from  Keyser,  the  county  seat. 
Banking  facilities  at  Piedmont.  Popula- 
tion, 50.     Wm.  Taylor,  postmaster. 

Angel  &  Bartz,  lumber  mnfrs. 
Bailey  N  G,  lumber  mnfr. 
Davis  J  W  &  Co,  lumber  mnfrs. 
Dye  T  C.  railroad  agent. 
Elk  Garden  Big  Vein  Coal  Co. 
Moore  J  E,  lumber  mnfr. 
Taylor  Wm,  General  Store. 
Whitmer  Wm  &  Sons,  lumber  mnfrs. 


EMPIRE.  In  Wayne  county,  7  miles 
from  Wayne  C.  H.,  its  banking  and  ship- 
ping point.  Mail,  daily.  C.  G.  Stephens, 
pottmaster. 

Allen  J  F,  farmer. 
Ferguson  C  W,  saw  mill. 
Jackson  A  W,  farmer. 
Jamison  James,  farmer. 
Lloyd  J  W,  farmer. 
Hills  A,  General  Store. 


R#=>i=k*-    Rrtttlorc     Kimmerling  &  Kraus, 

UvVl  UvlLlvl9l    MARTINSBURG,  WEST  VIRGINIA. 


STORAGE. 


COLD  STORAGE  for  all  perishable 

GOODS.    WHEELING   ICE  AND    STORAGE 
CO.,  WHEELING,  W.  VA.        (See  Page  57.) 


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Stephens  J  B,  farmer. 
Stephens  Rev  J  E,  farmer. 
Stephens  J  F,  farmer. 
Stephens  Wm,  farmer. 
Vaughan  Wm,  farmer. 
Watts  H,  saw  and  grist  mill. 

ENDICOTT.  A  postoffice  in  Wetzel 
county,  20  miles  northeast  of  New  Martins- 
ville, the  judicial  seat,  and  7  from  Littleton, 
the  nearest  shipping  point.  Population,  100. 
Mail,  semi- weekly.  S.  J.  Morton,  post- 
master. 

Barrett  Wm,  blacksmith. 
Bartlett  F  M,  blacksmith. 
Moore  SJ&  Co,  General  Store. 
Musgrove  Edward,  flour  mill. 
Pettit  I  N,  carpenter. 

Robinson  J  R,  General  Store. 

* 

ENNIS.  On  the  N.  &  W.  R.  R., 
in  McDowell  county,30  miles  east  of  Peery- 
ville,  the  judicial  seat,  and  4  from  Bram- 
well,  the  nearest  banking  point.  Exp., 
.Southern. 

Turkey  Gap  Coal  and  Coke  Co. 


(  ENON.  A.  postoffice  in  Nicholas  coun- 
ty, 4  miles  west  of  Nicholas  C.  H.,  and  26 
from  Gauley  Bridge,  its  nearest  shipping 
point.  Charleston  is  the  banking  town. 
Population,  100.  George  H.  Alderson, 
postmaster.  \ 

Alderson  O  H,  General  Store. 
•Graves  Wm,  justice. 
Heslip  Thomas,  blacksmith. 
McClurg  Allen,  saw  mill. 
Neil  James  G,  wagonmaker. 
Neil  J  H,  saw  mill. 
Stephenson  G  A,  justice. 
Stinson  Samuel,  saw  mill. 
Van  Bibber  Mathias,  flour  mill. 

ENTERPRISE.  A  village  in  Harri- 
son county,  20  miles  north  of  Clarksburgh, 
the  judicial  seat,  and  10  southwest  of  Fair- 
mont, the  location  of  nearest  bank.  It  is 
on  West  Fork  of  the  Monongahela  river, 
and  on  the  Monongahela  River  R.  R. 
Population,  30.    C.  W.  Hallor,  postmaster. 

Brand  John,  blacksmith. 
Hallor  C  W,  General  Store. 
Hendrickson  A,  shoemaker. 
Reeder  C  A,  justice. 
Tetrich  L  B  &  Bro,  general  store. 

ETAM.  In  Preston  county,  18  miles 
■southeast  of  Kingwood,  the  judicial  seat 


and  banking  point,  and  8  from  Rowles- 
burgh,  the  nearest  rail  approach.  Popular 
tion,  100.     Mary  F.  Clarkson,  postmaster. 

Clarkson  J,  meat  market. 

Clarkson  J  A,  general  store. 

Clarkson  Mary  F,  Milliner. 

Daily  James,  lumber  mnfr. 

Dally  W  F,  physician. 

Davis  J  W,  general  store. 

Friend  Rev  H  E  (Methodist). 

Goff  Beecham,  shoemaker. 

Jones  John  M,  carpenter. 

Lee  James,  cooper. 

Lee  Wm,  cooper. 

Lipscomb  John,  mason. 

Newton,  Taylor  &  Dayley,  saw  and  stave 

mill. 
Peaslee  B  A,  wagonmaker. 
Peaslee  C  H,  blacksmith. 
Peters  W  C,  tailor. 
Plum  Wm,  blacksmith. 
Strather  Rev  J  E  (Methodist). 
Tinny  George  &  Bro,  saw  mill. 


ETNA.  A  cross-roads  postoffice  in 
Lewis  county,  12  miles  northeast  of 
Weston,  the  judicial  seat  and  banking 
point,  and  5  from  Janelew,  its  shipping 
point.  Mail,  semi-weekly.  A.  J.  Queen, 
postmaster. 

Cookman  J  L,  live  stock. 
Cookman  Minter,  live  stock. 
Cummings  G  W,  live  stock. 
Lewis  R,  live  stock. 
Post  G  M,  live  stock. 
Post  J  E,  live  stock. 
Post  Wm,  live  stock. 
Post  W  F,  sheriff. 
Swisher  L  M,  live  stock. 
White  Z  T,  live  stock. 


EUGENE.  In  Logan  county,  20  miles 
west  of  Logan  C.  H.,  and  4  from  Mouth  of 
Pigeon,  its  shipping  point.  Population, 
100.  Mail,  tri-weekly.  E.  L.  Ferrell, 
postmaster. 

Bairden  Harrison,  physician. 
Blair  Harrison,  blacksmith. 
Bolden  D  G,  coal  miner. 
Brewer  Wm,  saw  and  grist  mill. 
Clark  H  P,  physician. 
Clark  Thomas,  general  store. 
Ferrell  E  S,  Carpenter. 
McAlister  R,  carpenter. 
Mead  T  J,  justice. 
Parsley  Moses,  general  store. 

EUREKA.    Is  a  new  village  located 


West  Virginia  Real  Estate. 


Examination  of  Titles  to  West  Virginia  Real 
Estate  a  Specialty.  CHARLES  W. 
BARRICK,  New  MartinsTille,  West  Va. 


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Wheeling.  Ship  to  Burning  Springs,  dis- 
tant 5  miles.  Mail,  tri-weekly.  Mrs.  L. 
Lester,  postmaster. 

Lester  Mrs  Lizzie,  General  Store. 
Perry  J  H,  notary  public. 

EVERGREEN.  In  Upshur  county, 
14  miles  from  Buckhannon,  the  judicial 
seat  and  banking  point,  4  from  Alton,  its 
nearest  shipping  point.  Mail,  daily.  J. 
W.  Fizgerald,  postmaster. 

Fitzgerald  G  A,  notary  public. 
Fitzgerald  J  L,  general  store. 
Fitzgerald  J  W,  General  Store, 
McCue  George,  barber. 
Neely  Peter,  carpenter. 
Russell  J  R,  lumber. 


on  banks  of  Ohio  river,  and  on  the  O.  R. 
R.  R.,  in  Pleasants  county,  4£  miles  from 
St.  Mary's,  the  judicial  seat.  Marietta,  O., 
is  location  of  nearest  bank.  Population, 
100.  Exp.,  Adams.  Tel.,  W.  U.  M. 
Cochran,  postmaster. 

Barsdale  &  Moore,  oil  operators. 
Bear  Creek  Refining  Co,  oil  operators. 
Cochran  M,  Propr  Hotel  Eureka  and 

Grocery. 
■Cross  J  M,  blacksmith  and  wagonmaker. 
Eureka  Pipe  Line  Co,  storage  station. 
Hannan  Bros,  oil  operators. 
(Hendershot  W  H,  carpenter. 
Hinds  J  E,  general  store. 
•Huggins  J  J,  oil  operator. 
'Kigans  M  M,  confectioner. 
Ridge  J  P,  carpenter  and  tank  builder. 
Simons  P,  produce. 
'Turner  Frank,  carpenter. 
White  J  E,  railroad,  express  and  tel  agent. 


EVANS.  On  the  R.  &  M.  C.  V.  Ry,  in 
-Jackson  county,  4  miles'  west  of  Jackson 
C.  H.  Population,  75.  G.  W.  Staats, 
postmaster. 

Ayres  C  R,  blacksmith. 

■Casto  O  J,  physician. 

Crow  &  Oshcl,  General  Store. 

Givens  W  B,  wagonmaker. 

Parsons  J  M  &  Co,  general  store. 

Staats  B,  railroad  agent. 

StaatM  G  W,  Farmer. 

Say  re  B  F,  justice. 

Say  re  I  &  Son,  general  store. 


EVANSVILLE.  A  village  in  Pres- 
ton county,  18  miles  from  Kingwood,  the 
•county  seat,  and  12  from  Grafton,  the  near- 
est banking  town.  Ship  to  Independence, 
the  railroad  name  of  Raccoon,  distant  5 
miles,  on  B  &  O.  R.  R.  Population,  100, 
George  N.  Walter,  postmaster. 

Bowman  Jonathan,  woolen  factory. 
Jenkins  Henry  E,  gen  store  and  hardware. 
Jenkins  Wm  E,  blacksmith. 
Kimmel  Henry,  tinner. 
Means  Isaac,  tanner. 
Rexroad  Rev  G  C  (Methodist). 
Shaw  Cornelius,  carpenter. 
Talbott  Charles,  general  store. 
Thomas  B  E,  saddle  and  hamessmaker. 
Walter  George  Rf,  General  Store. 
Walter  Mrs  M  E,  general  store. 

EVELYN.  Known  formerly  as 
Shertzville,  is  a  settlement  in  Wirt  county, 
13  mites  southeast  of  Elizabeth  and  82  from 


EVERSON.  On  the  M.  R.  R.  R.,  in 
Marion  county,  7£  miles  from  Fairmont, 
the  judicial  seat  and  banking  point.  Exp,. 
U.  S.  Population,  16.  John  Righter, 
postmaster. 

Holbert  Joshua  H,  live  stock. 
Mauley  Charles  E,  General  Store. 
Manley  &  Martin,  flour  mill. 


EXTRA.  A  country  postoffice  in  Put- 
nam county,  10  miles  north  of  Winfield, 
the  judicial  seat,  and  9  east  of  Buffalo,  the 
most  convenient  shipping  point.  Mail, 
semi-weekly.  S.  V.  Hartley,  postmaster, 
farmer  and  general  store. 


(  EYE. 

las  county,  16  miles  south  of  Nichols  C.  H 
Mail,  semi-weekly."^ 


A  country  postoffice  in  Nicho-   \ 


FABIUS.  A  country  postoffice  in 
Hardv  county,  10  miles  due  east  of  Moore- 
field  C.  H.     No  village. 


(  FAIRFIELD.  Is  a  coal_minjngJ_Qwn, 
of  1,200  inhabitants,  located  on  the  Kana- 
wha R.  R.,  5  miles  from  its  junction  with 
the  C.  &  O.  Ry,  in  Kanawha  county,  20 
miles  southeast  of  Charleston,  the  judicial 
seat  and  banking  town.  M.  Giles,  post- 
maater.JJ 

Cabin  Creek  Lumber  Co,  lumber  mnfrs. 
Fairfield  Coal  Co,   general  store  and  coal 

miners. 
McCarty  Bros,  General  Store  and  Coal 

Miners. 
Oakdale    Coal    and  Lumber  Co,   lumber 

mnfrs  and  coal  miners. 
Reynolds  &  Sturdevant,  general  store  and 

coal  miners. 


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Stevens  Coal  and  Coke  Co,  general  store, 

coal  miners  and  coke  mnf  rs. 
Sunny  Side  Coal  Co,   general  store  and 

coal  miners. 


FAIRMONT.  The  county  seat  of 
Marion  county,  is  an  important  coal  min- 
ing and  manufacturing  town  of  3,000  in- 
habitants, situated  on  the  Monongahela 
river  and  M.  R.  and  B.  &  O.  R.  Rs.,  77  miles 
from  Wheeling.  It  has  5  churches,  Pres- 
byterian, Methodist, Episcopal, Catholic  and 
Methodist  Episcopal,  State  Normal  School, 
good  public  schools,  3  hotels,  2  banks— 
The  First  National  and  The  People's-f2 
weekly  newspapers,  the  West  Virginian 
and  the  Index  are  published.  Its  manufac- 
turing industries  comprise!  flour  mill,  2 
foundries,  2  planing  mills,  1  saw  mill,  1 
carriage  and  wagon  factory,  etc.  Fair- 
mont is  noted  for  its  rich  coal  fields,  100 
cars  being  daily  shipped  from  this  point 
alone.  Fairmont  is  connected  with  Palatine 
bv  a  fine  suspension  bridge,  which  was 
completed  in  1852  at  a  cost  of  $30,000. 
The  town  is  well  supplied  with  good  water 
and  has  a  good  electric  light  plant.  Its 
shipments  consist  of  coal,  coke,  live  stock, 
small  fruits,  grain,  etc.  Exp.,  U.  S. 
Tel.,  W.  U.  Thomas  Reed,  postmaster. 
Amos  George  E,  Carriage  and  Wag- 
on Mnfr.  (See  p  165.) 
Arnett  Mrs  E,  milliner. 
Arnett  Ulysses  N  jr,  lawyer. 
Atkinson  &  Robinson  (Edgar  H  Atkinson, 

John  C  Robinson),  druggists. 
Baker  John  R,  fancy  goods. 
Barnes  J  Walter,  lawyer. 
Bennett  Mrs  M  E,  milliner. 
Bennett  Patrick  II,  Railroad  Con- 
tractor. 
Bennington  Lebbeus  G,  lawyer. 
Binns  J  H,  physician. 
Blair  Henry  T,  restaurant. 
Boggess  Augustus  M,  rest  and  saloon. 
Bowers  OHP,  restaurant. 
Brickett  &  Thompson  (J  M  Brickett,  J  P 
Thompson),  civil  and  mining  engineers. 
Bright  Simeon,  Livery,  Feed  and  Sale 

Stables.    (See  p  167.) 
Carney  Cornelius  B,  druggist. 
Central  Colliery,  Oliver  Jackson  opr. 
Chisester  Miss  Mary,  dressmaker. 
Chisler  John  J,  hardware. 
Christie  Cornelius  F,  grocer. 
Clayton  Miss  Mary,  dressmaker. 
Clayton  U  A  &  Co  (Ulysses  A  Clay- 
ton), Planing  Mill,  Sash,  Doors,  Blinds, 
Wood  Turning,  Scroll  Sawing  and  Stair 
Building.     (Seep  165.) 


Cochran  Nathaniel  C,  jeweler. 

Comerford  Michael  M,  druggist. 

Continental  Hotel,  G  W  Manley 
Propr.    (Seep  167.) 

Corbin  Charles  J,  cigar  mnfr. 

Corbin  C  W  &  Bros  (C  W,  E  B,  F  R  and 
B),  cigars  and  tobacco. 

Crane  John  B,  Cash  The  People's 
Bank. 

Cunningham  Robert  L,  Under- 
taker and  Undertakers'  Supplies.  (See 
p  167.) 

Deveny  Thomas  A,  saloon. 

Dowden  James  E,  dentist. 

Dunnington  Miss  Mary,  milliner. 

Dunnington  &  Co  (R  C  Dunnington, Thom- 
as M  Fleming),  pianos,  organs  and  sew- 
ing machines. 

Eliason  Benjamin  F,  meat  market. 
'.Fairmont  Index,  Smith  &  McKinney 
Proprs.\ 

Fairmont  Machine  Works,  J  E 
Watson  Pres,  N  D  Helmick  Genl  Mngr. 
(See  opp.) 

Fairmont  Planing  mill,  U  A  Clay- 
ton &  Co  Proprs.     (See  p  165.) 

Fairmont  West  Virginian,  Powell  &  Shinn 
proprs.*\~*"* 

First  National  Bank  of  Fair- 
mont The  (Capital,  $100,000;  Surplus, 
$50,000),  Harrison  Fleming  Pres,  J  M 
Hartley  Vice-Pres,  Joseph  E  Sands  Cash, 
(See  opp.) 

Fisher  Frank  C,  meat  market. 

Fitch  Dorsey  P,  physician. 

Fleming  A  Howard,  jeweler. 

Fleming  Benjamin  A,  Groceries. 
Confectionery,  Notions,  Etc. 

Fleming  Harrison,  Pres  First  Na- 
tional Bank. 

Fleming  Joseph  P,  boots  and  shoes. 

Fleming  Lawrence  S,  chief  of  police. 

Fleming  Oliver  J,  planing  mill. 

Fleming  Thomas  W,  mayor. 

For  man  Israel,  photographer. 

Fox  A  M  &  Sons  (Andrew  M,  Richard  M 
and  Jesse  P),  general  store. 

Gaston  Gas  Coal  Co,  James  O  Watson 
pres,  John  A  Boyce  sec  and  treas. 

Glade  Fire  Brick  Co,  J  E  Watson  pres,  D 
L  Morrow  genl  mngr. 

Hagans  John  M,  judge  circuit  court. 

Haggerty  James  A,  prosecuting  attorney. 

Hall  Ashabel  G,  books  and  stationery. 

Hall  Thomas  F,  harnessmaker. 

Hall  W  H  &  Co  (Willey  H  and  S  W  Hall), 
druggists. 

Hamilton  James  B,  meat  market. 

Hartley  John  M,  General  Store  and 
Merchant  Tailor. 


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AND    BUSINESS   DIRECTORY. 


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163 


THE  FIRST  NATIONAL  BANK, 

(No.  961.) 

FAIRMONT,  WEST  VIRGINIA. 


HARRISON  FLEMING,  President. 
J.  M.  HARTLEY,  Vice-President. 
J.  E.  SANDS,  Cashier. 


CAPITAL, 
SURPLUS 


and  Undivided 
Profits, 


t  50,000 


J.  C.  BEESON. 


DIRECTORS: 

H.  FLEMING.        J.  M.  HARTLEY.        WM.  E.  WATSON. 


A.  B.  FLEMING 


New  York  Correspondent Fourth  National . 

Philadelphia         "  Bank  of  North  America. 

Baltimore  "  Traders' National. 

INCORPORATED  1853. 
REORGANIZED      1865. 

Collections    Promptly    Made   on   all    Points. 

INTEREST  ALLOWED  OX  DEPOSITS. 


J.  E.  WATSON,  President. 
J.  E.  SANDS,  Secretary. 

N.  D.  HELMICK,  Manager. 


I  J.  E.  WATSON.  J.  C.  BEESON. 

Directors:  <        J.  M.  HARTLEY.  J.  J.  CHISLER. 

(  W.  E.  WATSON. 


Fairmont  Machine  Works, 


FAIRMONT,  W.  VA. 

Castings,  Machinery, 

AND  GENERAL  SUPPLIES  FOR 

COAL  MINES  and  COKE  PLANTS, 

SUCH  AS 

Engines,  Boilers, 

Ventilating  Fans,  Tipples, 
Screens,  Elevators, 

Wheels,  Axles, 
Mine  Cars,  Frogs,  Turnouts, 
Iron  Pipe,  Pipe  Fittings, 
Valves,  Belting,  Hose,  Etc. 

We  will  give  prompt  attention  to  all  orders,  and 
will  be  glad  to  furnish  estimates  for  all  kinds  of 
work  required  in  opening  up  Coal  Mines  and 
building  Coke  Plants. 


SOLE  MANUFACTURERS  OF 

Helmick's  Patent  Car  Wheel 


The  Only  Perfect  Self-Oiling  Car  Wheel  without 
CAPS,  PACKING,  BOLTS  08  PLUGS. 

SIMPLE,     STRONG,     DURABLE. 
Nothing  to  get  Oqt  of  Order. 


11 


Contractors'  Supplies. 


Manila  Rope,  Wire  Rope,  Wood  and  Iron 
Tackle  Blocks,  Etc.  Write  us  for  Prices. 
CHAS.  H.  BERRY,  Wheeling,  W.  Va. 


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WEST    VIRGINIA    STATE    GAZETTEER 


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Haymond  Alpheus  F,  lawyer. 

Haymond  Wm  S,  Lawyer. 

Heffner  Arnold  L,  dry  goods. 

Holmes  Calvin  A,  shoemaker. 

Horan  Mrs  Ella,  milliner. 

Horan  Lawrence,  grocer. 

Hough  John  H,  hardware. 

Irviis  John  W,  Propr  Mountain  City 
Hotel. 

Jackson  John,  barber. 

Jamison  Bros  (Jess  A  and  Wm  C),  phys. 

Johnson  Bennett  B,  grocer. 

Jolliff  Mark  A,  livery. 

Kerr  Mrs  Anna,  grocer. 

Kerr  Ephraim  C,  shoemaker. 

Layman  Miss  Emma,  dressmaker. 

Layman  &  Shore  (Joshua  Layman,  Frank 
H  Shore),  blacksmiths. 

Linn  Harry  G,  lawyer. 

Linn  Hugh  R,  sheriff. 

Lough  &  Meredith  (I  N  Lough,  C  H  Mere- 
dith), general  store. 

McCoy  James  E,  printer. 

McCray  Charles  E,  harnessmaker. 

McDonald  Alexander  B,  grocer  and  baker. 

Iff  oGrat  h  Rev  Andrew  J  (Catholic). 

NInnley  Charles  E,  County  Clerk. 

Man  ley  George  W,  Propr  Continental 
Hotel  and  Livery.     (See  p  167.) 

Martin  Fred  T,  lawyer. 

Mead  Henry  W,  barber. 

Meredith  Winfield  S,  lawyer. 

Montana  Coal  and  Coke  Co,  James  O  Wat- 
son pres,  J  E  Watson  sec  and  treas. 

Mountain  City  Hotel,  J  W  Irvin 
Propr. 

Mountain  City  Mill  Co,  Thomas  F  Watson 
pres,  J  R  Southern  supt. 

Murphy  John  W,  saloon. 

Musgrave  Eli,  furniture. 

Nichols  Frank  E,  insurance. 

Niizum  Joseph,  Furniture  and  Under- 
taker.    (See  p  167.) 

Nuzum  Samuel  R,  furniture. 

Nuzum  Wm  L,  grocer. 

Ogden  Presley  W,  physician. 

Ogden  Wm  C,  physician. 

Ott  George,  blacksmith. 

People's  Bank  The  (Capital, $30,  000; 
Established  May  13,  1891),  Wm  S  Hay- 
mond Pres,  John  B  Crane  Cash.  (See 
opp.) 

Powell  Charles,  lawyer. 

Powell  L.  F  &  Co  (Lonie  F  Powell, 
Charles  Boggess),  Groceries,  Crockery 
aad  Queensware,  Cigars,  Tobacco,  Etc. 

Powell  &  Shinn  (L  C  Powell,  C  M  Shinn), 
Proprs  Fairmont  West  Virginian. 

Prickett  J  M,  county  surveyor. 

Rainage  Benjamin  F,  circuit  clerk. 


Reed  Thomas,  postmaster. 

Reger  Albert  G,  physician. 

Reinheimer  Lee,  clothing. 

Ridgley  David,  grocer. 

Rose  James  A,  wagonmaker. 

Sample  W  S  &  Son  (Woodman  S  and  Al- 
bert L),  grocers. 

Sands  Joseph  E,  Cash  First  National 
Bank. 

Shearwood  &  Berkshire  (Richard  S  Shear- 
wood,  Charles  G  Berkshire),  barbers. 

Shore  Mrs  E  V,  books  and  stationery. 

Shore  Miss  Mary  J,  grocer. 

Shroyer  James  W,  notary  public. 

Shurtlaff  Edgar  W,  grocer. 

Sine  Albert  G,  business  college. 

Skinner  C  L.,  Propr  Skinner's  Tavern 

Skinner's  Tavern,  C  L  Skinner 
Propr. 

Smith  Fontain,  lawyer. 

Smith  Henry  F,  grocer. 

Smith  &  McKinney  (Clarence  L 
Smith,  Owen  S  McKinney),  Proprs  The 
Fairmont  Index. 

Snider  James  R,  harnessmaker. 

Snider  &  Ingman  (E  M  Snider,  W  R  Ing- 
man),  hardware. 

Stagers  Thomas  B,  lawyer. 

Stansberry  James  A,  shoemaker. 

Stone  &  Bebout  (Thomas  Stone,  Alexander 
Beboul),  hardware. 

Swisher  Benjamin  F,  dry  goods. 

Tibbs  Robert  T,  meat  market. 

Torrey  James  L,  boot  and  shoemaker. 

Watson  Lee  P,  lawyer. 

West  Fairmont  Coal  and  Coke  Co,  Charles 
Mackall  pres,  J  E  Watson  genl  mngr. 

Whidly  Richard,  barber. 

Wigginton  John  J,  foundry. 

Wilson  F  M  &  Co  (Frank  M  Wilson,  Jesse 
Brown,  Clinton  E  Haun),  millinery  and 
notions. 

Yeager  &  Co  (Samuel  S  and  George  G 
Yeager),  general  store. 


PAIR  PLA*IN.  A  postofflce  in  Jack- 
son county,  5|  miles  south  of  Jackson  C. 
H.,  its  nearest  shipping  point  and  banking 
town.  Population,  50.  Jacob  Casto,  post- 
master. 

Alois  Rev  J  W,  farmer. 
Bachtel  J  M,  physician. 
Casto  G  W,  Harnessmaker. 
Casto  Jacob,  farmer. 
Dorsey  James  W,  blacksmith. 
Elliott  James,  live  stock. 
Harrison  W  A,  carpenter. 
Pfost  G  W,  general  store. 
Pringle  J  F,  carpenter. 
Reynolds  A  A,  general  store. 


Bavarian  Bfipr  mm®  brewing  go.,  Wheeling,  w.va. 

DaVdlldll      DGGIi  THE    VERY    BEST    IN    THE    MARKET. 


FAI  AND    BUSINESS    DIRECTORY.  FAI 


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ESTABLISHED  MAY  13,  1§91. 


THE  PEOPLE'S  BANK 

OF   FAIRMONT,  W.VA. 

Capital,  $30,000,  with  Privilege  of  $60,000,  ^ 

W.  S.  HAYMOND President. 

JOHN   B.  CRANE Cashier. 


DIRECTORS: 

W.  S.  HAYMOND,  THOS.  F.  'WATSON,  THOS.  W.  FLEMING, 

O.  S.  McKINNEY,  THOS.  L.  VANCE, 


DISCOUNT  DAY,  TUESDAYS.    INTEREST  PAID  ON  DEPOSITS. 

COLLECTIONS  MADE  AND  PROMPTLY  REMITTED. 


GEORGE  E.AMOS, 

Manufacturer  of  and  Dealer  in 

BUGGIES, 

SPRING  and  ROAD  WAGONS,  Etc. 

A  LARGE  STOCK  OF 

HARNESS  ALWAYS  ON  HAND. 


FAIRMONT,  W.VA. 


U.  A.  CLAYTON  &  CO., 

Builders  and  Contractors.    Proprietors  of 


NG  MILL 


Manufacturers  of  and  Dealers  In  Sash,  Doors, 

Blinds,  Mouldings,  Balusters)  Etc. 

Stair  Building  a  Specialty. 


FAIRMONT, 


W.VA. 


PpflVIP^    Rant  HnnltQ    Qau/c  saw  MILL  SUPPLIES,  general  hardware,  barb  wire, 
rca.iGD,  uaill  riUUftb,  Odffb,  agricultural  implements,  railroad  and  mining 

SUPPLIES.    CUMBERLAND  HARDWARE  COMPANY,  47  and  49  Baltimore  Street,  Cumberland,  Md. 


CHURCHES. 


EDWARD  B.  FRANZHEIM,  ARCHITECT, 

PUBLIC    LIBRARY  BUILDING,   WHEELING,  W.  VA. 


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WEST    VIRGINIA    STATE    GAZETTEER 


FAR 


Reynolds  S  F,  blacksmith. 
Shinn  G  W,  live  stock. 
Shinn  N  N,  live  stock. 
Shinn  S  F,  live  stock. 


FAIRVIEW.  A  village  of  300  in- 
habitants, in  Hancock  county,  36  miles 
north  of  Wheeling  and  3  north  of  New 
Cumberland,  the  county  seat,  banking  and 
shipping  point.  Telephone  communica- 
tion.    Robert  A.  Shay,  postmaster. 

Bendure  J  W,  general  store. 

Cain  David,  meats. 

Donehoo  R  S,  physician. 

Hartford  James  B,  flour  mill. 

Hobbs  Wm  C,  blacksmith. 

Mansion  House,  Thomas  Wern  propr. 

Marshall  George  W,  blacksmith. 

Melvin  John  H,  furniture  and  undertaker. 

Patten  Samuel,  wagonmaker. 

Pomeroy  John  S.  general  store. 

Settle  John  H,  Groceries  and  Shoes. 

Shay  Robert  A,  Postmaster  and  In- 
surance. 

Stone  Wm  G,  physician. 

Wern  Thomas,  propr  Mansion  House  and 
grocer. 

Wilson  George,  harnessmaker. 

Wilson  John,  harnessmaker. 

Wilson  S  W  &  Son,  harnessmakers. 

Yant  Daniel,  druggist. 


(  PALLING  SPRING.  A  village  in 
Greenbrier  county,  16  miles  northeast  of 
Lewisburgh,  the  judicial  seat,  and  20  from 
Ronceverte,  on  the  C.  &  O.  Ry,  its  nearest 
shipping  point.  Population,  25.  J.  A. 
Brown,  postmaster.^ 

Rruffey  &  Whiting,  General  Store. 
Fleisher  H  S,  physician. 
\Hill  George,  hotel.'} 
Kerr  George  A,  blacksmith. 

PALLING  WATERS.  This  village 
is  on  the  Potomac  river,  and  on  Cumberland 
Valley  R.  R.,  in  the  northeast  corner  of 
Berkeley  county,  8  miles  northeast  of  Mar- 
tinsburgh  C.  H.  J.  E.  Wolford,  post- 
master. 

Banke  Dennis,  furniture. 

Emerson  J  W,  general  store. 

Potomac  Pulp  Co. 

Stehley  J  Z,  flour  mill. 

Stehley  W  A  &  F  P,  general  store. 

Wolford  J  JE,  General  Store. 


PALLSMILL.    A  village  in  Braxton 
county,  17  miles  northeast  of  Sutton,  the 


county  seat  and  banking  point,  and  6£ 
from  Heaters,  the  nearest  shipping  point. 
Population,  60.  J.  H.  Lorentz,  postmasterA 

Ancell  John  F,  stone  mason. 
Barrett  S  S  A,  carpenter. 
Bosely  J  S,  wool. 
Cool  A  S,  carpenter. 
Crutchfield  George  L,  blacksmith. 
Fawcett  W  H,  flour  mill. 
Finegan  J  H,  constable. 
Hardman  P  W,  justice. 
Johnson  Mrs  J  H,  flour  mill. 
Lorentz  J  H,  General  Store. 


FANLIGHT.  A  farmhouse  postoffice 
in  Wetzel  county,  6  miles  east  of  New  Mar- 
tinsville, the  county  seat,  nearest  shipping 
and  banking  point,  and  40  from  Wheeling. 
Susan  J.  Garner,  postmaster. 


•  FARM.  The  postofflce  for  a  farming 
community  in  Kanawha  county,  on  the  K. 
&  M.  Ry,  8  miles  northwest  of  Charleston, 
the  judicial  seat  and  nearest  bank  location. 
C.  S.  Whittaker,  postmaster^ 

Whittaker  C  S,  Farmer. 
Wright  James,  general  store. 

PARMINGTON.  A  village  and  sta- 
tioa~oTrthTB.~<&fOn  R.  R.,  in  the  county  of 
Marion,  7  miles  west  of  Fairmont,  the 
judicial  seat  and  banking  town,  and  66^ 
from  Wheeling.  It  has  3  churches,  2 
Methodist  and  1  Catholic, and  good  schools. 
The  manufacturing  interests  consist  of  1 
flour  mill  and  1  planing  mill.  Population, 
200.  Exp.,  U.  S.  Tel.,  W.  U.  J.  F. 
Campbell,  postmaster. 

Bainbridge  C  T  &  Son,  sawmill,  1  m  n. 

Bock  &  Fox  Co  (John  A  Bock,  James  B 
Fox),  general  store. 

Burns  James,  Propr  Hotel  de  Burns. 

Campbell  James  F,  millinery,  notions,  etc. 

Campbell  Mrs  M  E,  milliner. 

Carpenter  8,  carpenter. 

Cayton  David  L,  planing  mill. 

Dragoo  Mrs  Weeda,  dressmaker. 

Ensminger  N  B,  wagonmaker. 

Farmington  House,  P  Murphy  propr. 

Farmington  Mill,  E  B  Park  propr,  flour. 

Fletcher  Dorsey  S,  blacksmith. 

Fletcher  &  Ensminer,  undertakers. 

Gribbe  R  H,  shoemker. 

Hagerty  &  Veach  John  M  Hagerty,  Wil- 
bur H  Veach),  general  store. 

Hall  Jerome,  constable. 

Hamilton  E  W,  justice,   3£  miles  n  w. 

Hood  Thomas  J,  ry  and  exp  agt. 


ill  Grease. 


Cnninn]   T71r1ar>  Sir  Ct\      Mnfrs  of  Soap,  Mill  and  Axle 

aaxnuei  uiaer  06  ^o.,Creage<andlJealer8illTalloWi 

Grease  and  Oil.    Cor.  17th  and  McColloch  Streets,  WHEELING,  W.  VA. 


AND    BU8INB88    DIBECTOKY. 


167 


CONTINENTAL  HOTEL 

IN  BUSINESS  CENTER.     WITH    LIVERY    ATTACHED. 

GEO.  W.  MANLEY,  Proprietor. 

s-a-mfle  :e£Oo:m:s  on  first  :floo:es. 

No  Pains  nor  Expense  -will  be  Spared  to  Afford  First-Class  Enter- 
tainment.    Free  'Bus  to  and  from  B.  and  O. 
and  F.,  M.  &  P.  Depot. 


FAIRMONT, 


WEST  VIRGINIA. 


loss- 


less. 


JOSEPH    NUZUM, 

Practical  Embalmer  and  Undertaker. 

A  Fall  Line  of  Funeral  Goods  Always  on  Hand. 

CALLS    A2Sr3T*7":E]:R:E]:D    PEOMPTLT. 

FAIRMONT,  W.  VA. 

IS.  L.  CTT3*riTXaTGrK-A^/£, 


£jfoiit|3|piii 


FAIRMONT, 


UNDERTAKER 

AND   DEALER  IN 

UNDERTAKERS'  SUPPLIES. 

EMBALMING  A  SPECIALTY. 

WEST  VIRGINIA. 


SIM.  BRIGHT, 
Livery,  Sale  and  Feed 

STABLES. 

Headquarters  for  Commer- 
cial Men. 

JACKSON  ST., 

Fairmont,    -    W.  Va. 


AlllArn     Mir    and  TRIPLET  NATURAL  MINERAL  WATER  Bottled 
lliNlltn  Lt    and   SMpp_e«l_ to   any   Point    by   the   FARKERSBVRG 


BOTTLING  WORKS,  Parkersburg,  West  Virginia. 


CHARLESTON  WHITEWASH  CO. 

MANUFACTUBEBS,  WHEELING,  W.  TA 


:i 


Charleston  Whitewash  is  a  safe,  effectual,  external  cure  for  all. 
diseases  of  male  and  female  such  as  Gonorrhoea,  Gleet,  Leucorrhcea,  etc* 
Cures  in  one  to  five  days.  Does  not  stain.  Guaranteed  not  to  cause 
stricture.     Price,  $i  per  bottle,  including  syringe.    Sold  by  druggists. 


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FAR  WEST    VIBGINIA    STATE    GAZETTEER 


FET 


Hope  Mill  Co,  flour  mill. 

Hotel  <le  Burns,  James  Burns  Propr. 

Ice  Charles  H,  physician. 

Murphy  Miss  Mary,  dressmaker. 

Murphy  Patrick,  propr  Farmington  House. 

Park  E  B,  flour  mill. 

Parrish  J  C  &  R   B  (Joshua  C    and  R 

Bruce),  general  store.  , 

Parrish  J  Lane,  county  supt  schools. 
Rhodes  James  H,  grocer. 
Rusk  Benjamin,  barber. 
Snodgrass  D  L,  lawyer. 
Strickler  Emery  W,  physician. 
Wade  Miss  Delia,  music  teacher. 
Wade  &  Haught  (U  T  Wade,  J  J  Haught), 

blacksmiths. 


FAULKNER.  In  Randolph  county, 
9  miles  northeast  of  Beverly,  the  county 
seat,  and  8  from  Elkins,  the  nearest  ship- 
ping point.     Mail,  semi-weekly. 

/  PAYETTE  STATION.      A  station 

'on  the  C.  &  O.   Ry,  in  Fayette  county,  3 

miles  east  of  Fayetteville,  the  judicial  seat. 

Population,   200.      Exp.,    Adams.      Tel., 

W.   U.     John  A.  Boone,  postmaster:\ 

Blume  G  M,  notary  public. 

Boone  John  A,   Mining    and    Mnfg 

Coke. 
Fayette  Colliery,  Fayette  Coal  and  Coke 

Co  operators. 
Grose  J  T,  real  estate. 
Harrow  Mrs  M  K,  hotel. 
Wills  W  T,  railroad,  exp  and  tel  agt. 
Workman  B  F,  constable. 


(FAYETTEVILLE.  This  incorpor- 
ated village,  the  county  seat  of  Fayette 
county,  is  300  miles  from  Wheeling.  It  was 
settled  in  1837,  and  now  contains  200  peo- 
ple. Charleston  is  the  banking  town. 
Ship  to  Fayette  Station,  on  the  C.  &  O. 
Ry.  Mail,  daily.  Van  B.  Bowyer,  post- 
master/)! 

.,  Boone  R  H,  sheriff. 

I  Bowyer  Van  B,  Jeweler. 

Brazie  H  W,  judge. 

Brazie  Mrs  M  S,  hotel. 

Democrat.  Buell  Lewis  editor. 

Free  Press,  D  G  Smith  publr.J 

Gaines  L  G,  lawyer. 

Hamilton  A  W,  circuit  clerk. 

Hawkins  E  B,  county  clerk. 

Isbell  &  Dillon,  lawyers. 

Lewis  Buell,  publr,  Democrat. 

Montgomery  C  A  &  Co,  general  store. 

Payne  &  Payne,  lawyers. 

St  Clair  &  Gaines,  lawyers. 


Smith  D  G,  publr  Free  Press. 
Walker  J  H  &  Sons,  general  store. 
Wiseman  W  A,  general  store. 


FELLOWSVILLE.  A  postofflce 
and  country  village  in  Preston  county,  16' 
miles  southwest  of  Kingwood,  the  judicial 
seat,  and  6  from  Tunnelton,  the  nearest 
shipping  point.  Population,  90.  W.  A. 
Watson,  postmaster. 

Bishop  Rachael,  milliner  and  hotel. 
Knotts  P  S,  flour  mill. 
Michael  J  F,  physician. 
Pifer  Mattie,  milliner. 
Purcell  George,  general  store. 
Robinson  J  W,  tanner. 
Royc  H  D,  flour  mill. 
Simpson  &  Shay,  general  store. 
Smith  O  C,  shoemaker. 
Watson  &  Co,  General  Store  and  Un- 
dertakers. 


FERGUSON.  On  the  N.  &  W.  R. 
R.,  in  Wayne  county.  14  miles  from  Wayne 
C.  H.,  and  12  from  Louisa,  Ky. ,  the  near- 
est banking  point.     Exp.,  Adams. 


FERRELL.  An  unimportant  coun- 
try postofflce  in  Logan  county,  18  miles 
southwest  of  Logan  C.  H.  Mail,  semi- 
weekly. 

FESTUS.  A  recently  established  post- 
office  in  Marion  county. 

FETTERMAN.  A  villaee  and  sta- 
tion on  the  B.  &  O.  R.  R.,  in  Taylor  coun- 
ty, H  miles  north  of  Grafton,  the  judicial 
seat,  and  98  from  Wheeling.  It  is  on  Ty- 
gart's  Valley  river,  which  furnishes  water 
power.  Population,  500.  Exp.,  U.  S. 
Miss  Norah  L  McConkey,  postmaster. 

Atherton  Wm  H,  brick  yard. 

Baker  Michael,  shoemaker. 

Chambers  Joseph,  blacksmith. 

Evans  Isaac,  tanner. 

Friend  Rev  B  A  (Methodist). 

Garrett  &  Co,  distillers. 

Gramm  S  H,  lumber. 

Hoult  Mrs  A,  hotel. 

Johnson  Charles  F,  physician. 

Kelley  A  R  &  Co  (Albert  R  Kelley,  Joseph 

B  Henderson),  dry  goods,  groceries  and 

shoes. 
Kerns  Michael,  wagonmaker. 
McConkey  Miss  Nora  L,  postmaster. 
McConkey  Robert,  Cigar  Mnfr.  (See- 

opp.) 
Sherer  Alexis  F,  general  store. 


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Smith  James  K,  General  Store. 
Warder  Jehu  H,  general  store. 
White  E  E,  confectionery. 


FINCH.  In  Ritchie  county,  10  miles 
north  of  Ritchie  C.  H.,  and  4  from  Penns- 
borough,  the  nearest  shipping  point.  Mail, 
semi-weekly. 

I  FIBE  CREEK.  A  mining  village 
and  a  station  on  the  C.  &  O.  Ry,  in  Fay- 
ette county,  10  miles  south  of  Fayetteville, 
the  judicial  seat.  Charleston  is  the  bank- 
ing town.  Population,  500.  Tel.,  W.  U. 
Exp.,  Adams.  G.  H.  Caperton,  Jr.,  post- 
master. / 

L  Caperton  O  H  Jr,Vice-Pres  and  Supt 
Fire  Creek  Coal  and  Coke  Co^ 
Central  Colliery,  Central  Coal  Co  oprs. 
Fire  Creek  Coal   and  Coke  Co, 

General  Store,  Coal  and  Coke. 


FISHER'S  POINT.  A  discontinued 
postofflce  in  Jackson  county.  Send  mail 
to  Kenna. 


*  FIVE  MILE.  A  postofflce  in  Mason 
county,  8  miles  south  of  Point  Pleasant, 
the  county  seat,  and  4  from  Couch,  the 
nearest  shipping  point.  Population,  100. 
Isaac  Fadeley,  postmaster.^ 

Canafat  James  A,  wagonmaker. 
Fadeley  Isaac,  Farmer. 
Tucker  W  E,  flour  mill. 
Woodyard  W  C,  blacksmith. 


FLAT  FORK.  A  postofflce  in  Roane 
county,  12  miles  southwest  of  Spencer,  the 
county  seat,  and  165  from  Wheeling. 
Ravenswood  landing,  on  the  Ohio  river, 
distant  30  miles,  is  its  nearest  shipping 
point.     W.  E.  Jones,  postmaster. 


Bishop  M  D,  school  trustee. 
Fields  R  B,  justice. 
Gandee  G  W,  blacksmith. 
Harper  Henderson,  blacksmith. 
Hughes  T  W,  live  stock. 
Jones  W  E,  Carpenter. 
Kelley  Bros,  flour  mill. 
Westfall  W  H,  carpenter. 


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FLAT  ROCK.  A  village  in  Mason 
county,  8  miles  east  of  Point  Pleasant,  the 
judicial  seat,  banking  town  and  shipping 
point,  and  175  from  Wheeling.  Popula- 
tion, 50.    John  Bable,  postmaster.} 

liable  John,  General  Store. 
Boggess  John  A,  coal  mine. 
Eckard  G  W,  wagonmaker. 
Green  H  A,  lawyer. 
Keller  Jacob,  wagonmaker. 
Love  W  P,  physician. 
McKinney  Elijah,  shoemaker. 
Rayburn  G  W,  grist  mill. 
Rayburn  Robert,  hotel. 

FLATRUN.  In  Marion  county,  4 
miles  north  of  Mannington,  the  nearest 
shipping  point,  and  16  northwest  of  Fair- 
mont, the  judicial  seat.  Mail,  semi-weekly. 

C  FLAT  TOP.  A  postofflce  in  Mercer 
county,  23  miles  north  of  Princeton,  the 
county  seat,  and  19  southwest  of  Hinton, 
its  shipping  and  banking  point.  Popula- 
tion, 40.     W.  A.  Hughes,  postmaster.]) 

Bowling  Charles,  live  stock. 
Hughes  J  C,  physician. 
Hughes  W  A,  General  Store. 
Lilly  John,  flour  mill. 
Meador  R  G  &  Co,  general  store. 

/  FLAT  WOODS.     This  village  is  very 
near  the  geographical  center  of  the  State 


l) 


ROBERT  McCONKEY, 

Cigar  Manufacturer 


FETTERMAN,  -  W.  VA. 

I  HAAnCn     n        I  A   full   stock  constantly  on  hand. 

LUmDtH.  rQpiari  Little  Kanawha  Lumber  Co.  Parkersburg,  W.  Ya. 


Carpets 


All  Grades,  In  the 
Latest  Pattern* 
I     and  Colorings. 


G.  Mendel  &  Co., 


1124  Main  Street, 
Wheeling,  W.  Va. 


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being  in  the  center  of  Braxton  county,  6£ 
l   miles  northeast  of  Sutton,  the  county  seat 
i    and  banking  town.     Is  a  station  on  the  W. 
^  Va  C.  &  P.  Ry.     Population,  75.     E.  C. 
<Jones,  postmaster/^ 

Berry  J,  physician. 

Byer  A  (J,  lumber. 

Hammer  M  E,  physician. 

Hyer  J  B,  blacksmith. 

Jones  EC&  Co,  General  Store. 

McCoy  Lee,  carpenter  and  furniture. 

McNutt  &  Fisher,  general  store. 

Myers  A  G,  carpenter  and  furniture. 

Offrett  R  W  &  Co,  lumber. 

Queen  J  L,  physician. 

Queen  Mrs  M  J,  hotel. 

Shaver  A  L,  blacksmith. 

Squires  E  W,  hotel. 

Squires  &  Forinasb,  flour  mill. 


FLEEK.  In  mineral  county,  7  miles 
from  Keyser,  the  judicial  seat,  banking 
and  shipping  point.  Margaret  A.  Fleek, 
postmaster.  

FLEMING-TON.  A  village  and  sta- 
tion on  Parkersburgh  br.  of  the  B.  &  O. 
S  R.,  in  Taylor  county,  10  miles  south- 
west of  Grafton,  the  judicial  seat  and  100 
frorn  Wheeling.  The  West  Virginia  Col- 
lege is  located  here.  Population,  200. 
Exp.,  U.  S.  Tel.,  W.  U.  W.  L.  Shields, 
postmaster. 

Batson  Mrs  E  J,  milliner. 

Burnside  James,  live  stock. 

Curry  W  C,  physician. 

Davidson  H  P,  General  Store. 

Gray  &  Bartlet,  flour  mill. 

Greathouse  G  T,  carpenter. 

Howell  A  A,  hotel. 

Howell  W  L,  millinery. 

Hyson  W  L,  carpenter. 

Jones  Z  W,  railroad  and  express  agent. 

La  Fallette  W  H,  tanner. 

Monroe  &  Brohard,  general  store. 

Shields  W  L,  General  Store. 

Sinsel  W  A,  general  store. 

Well  T  V,  shoemaker. 

Winter  B  W,  blacksmith. 

Wyckoff  W  C,  carpenter. 

FLICKERSVILLE.  In  Monongalia 
(Bounty,  7  miles  southwest  of  Morgantown, 
the  judicial  seat  and  nearest  banking  point, 
and  3  from  Opekiska,  its  usual  shipping 
point.  Population,  30.  Margaret  McEl- 
roy,  postmaster. 

Arrnet  G  H.  miner. 
Oarico  Rev  Wm. 


Chislor  John,  carpenter. 
Chislor  Louis,  saw  mill. 
Devalt  James,  miner. 
Lanham  Charles,  miner. 
Loar  Wm,  flour  mill. 
McElroy  HI  F,  Teacher. 
Martin  Henry,  railroad  agent. 
Rich  I  C,  carpenter. 
Webb  John,  shoemaker. 
Wissman  Brown,  live  stock. 


PLINN.  A  recently  established  post- 
office  in  Jackson  county. 

FLINT.  A  postoffice  in  Doddridge 
county,  10  miles  from  West  Union,  the 
county  seat.  Clarksburgh  is  the  banking 
town.  Ship  to  New  Salem,  distant  7 
miles,on  the  B.  &  O.  R.  R.  A.  J.  Gaskin, 
postmaster. 

Ash  Jacob,  carpenter. 
Gaskin  A  J,  General  Store. 
Kester  AB&  Son,  saw  and  grist  mill. 
Powell  H  T,  blacksmith. 


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FLIPPING.  On  the  N.  &  W.  R.  R., 
in  Mercer  county,  4|  miles  from  Bram- 
well,  the  nearest  banking  point,  and  12 
west  of  Princeton,  the  judicial  seat.  Pop- 
ulation. 500.  Exp.,  Southern.  Tel., 
W.  U.J 

Barnes  &  Co,  general  store. 
Belcher  T  J,  General  Store. 
Clarke  T,  general  store. 
Goodwill  Robert  &  Co,  proprs  East  Fork 

Colliery. 
Louisville  Coal  and  Coke  Co,  colliery. 
Pegrim  &  Sales,  general  store. 
Rodger  R,  general  store. 


FLORA.  In  Barbour  county,  10  miles 
northeast  of  Philippi  C.  H.  and  banking 
point,  and  5£  from  Belington,  its  shipping 
point.    Mail,  tri-weekly. 

(  FLORENCE.  A  postoffice  in  Ran- 
dolph county,  40  miles  southwest  of  Bev- 
erley, the  judicial  seat  and  banking  town. 
Buckhannon,  distant  43  miles  miles,  on  the 
W.  Va.  &  P.  R.  R.  is  the  shipping  station. 
Population,  35.  Mail,  tri-weekly.  M.  B. 
Stadler,  postmaster.} 

Bower  Lewis,  millwright. 

Pickens  James,  flour  mill. 

Srvint  Peter,  painter. 

Stadler  M  B,  Farmer  and  Tanner. 

POLSOM.      A  postoffice   in  Wetzel 


R.  F.  Potts 


HAT  and  BONNET  BLEACHER.    All  kinds  of  Straw  and  Felt  Hats 
Reshaped  into  the  Latest  Styles.    Manufacturer  of  Hat  and  Bonnet  Frames. 
]   34  16th  Street,  WHEELING,  W.  VA.    See  Page  5. 


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county,  40  miles  southeast  of  New  Mar- 
tinsville, the  judicial  seat,  and  15  from 
Mannington,  the  nearest  shipping  point. 
Population,  117.  Mail,  semi-weekly.  E. 
Hood,  postmaster. 

Cain  L  H,  notary  public. 
Cox  Rev  (Methodist). 
Hood  H,  live  stock. 
Ice  Patrick,  carpenter. 
Ice  Wm,  carpenter. 
Morris  Cornelius,  shoemaker. 
Robinson  L  G,  saw  mill. 
Starkey  Philip,  general  store. 
Talkington  H,  general  store. 
Wyatt  Wm,  justice. 

FOLTZ.  In  Berkeley  county,  9  miles 
•from  Martinsburgh,  the  judicial  seat  and 
nearest  banking  point,  and  3  from  Beding- 
ton,  the  nearest  shipping  point.  Popula- 
tion, 12.     C.  W.  Foltz,  postmaster. 

Sigler  Thomas,   Constable  and  Live 
Stock.  

FONTAINE.  A  country  postofflce  in 
Logan  county,  18  miles  west  of  Logan  C. 
H.    Mail,  semi-weekly. 


FOOTE.  A  farmers'  postofflce  in  Min- 
eral county,  13  miles  from  Keyser,  the  ju- 
dicial seat  and  nearest  bank  location,  and 
9  from  Patterson's  Creek,  its  nearest  ship- 
ping point.  Mail,  daily.  Henry  F.  John- 
ston, postmaster. 

Johnston  Henry  F,  Farmer. 
Vest  D  W,  saw  mill. 


FORD.  In  Wood  county,  20  miles 
■southwest  of  Parkersburgh,  the  judicial 
seat  and  nearest  banking  point,  and  3  from 
Belleville,  the  nearest  shipping  point. 
Mail,  tri- weekly. 

Burdett  P  A,  General  Store. 

f  FOREST  HILL.  A  postofflce  in  the 
southeast  of  Summers  county,  14  miles 
southeast  of  Hinton,  the  county  seat  and 
banking  town,  and  9  south  of  Lowell,  on 
the  C.  &  O.  Ry,  its  shipping  point.  Popu- 
lation, 45.     J.  C.  Woodson,  postmaster.^ 

Bolton  Rev  A  D  (Baptist). 

Ellis  J  W,  justice  of  peace. 

Hutehinson  J  A,  Shoemaker. 

Miakle  S  J,  mason. 

Sanders  R  W  &  Son,  saw  mill. 

Seldonridge  P  F,  carpenter. 

Shoemaker  J  H,  blksmith  and  wagonmkr. 

Thrasher  J  D,  physician. 


Townsley  T  W,  constable. 

Vass  John,  cabinetmaker. 

Woodson  J  C,  gen  store  and  tobacco  mnf  r. 


FORKSBURGH.  Rural  postofflce  in 
Marion  county,  8  miles  east  of  Fairmont, 
the  judicial  seat  and  banking  town,  and  2 
from  Catawba,  its  shipping  station.  Pop- 
ulation, 50.     John  Robe,  postmaster. 

Carpenter  George,  miner. 
Carpenter  James,  miner. 
Carpenter  Wm,  miner. 
Daugherty  W  C,  justice. 
Doolittle  Ephraim,  dentist. 
Freeman,  miner. 
Gaskins  George  H,  carpenter. 
Harden  T  D,  saw  mill. 
Hindman,  miner. 
Mays  Fanny,  teacher. 
Morgan  Ephraim,  teacher. 
Morgan  James,  constable. 
Robe  John,  Shoemaker. 
Ross  Andrew,  flour  mill. 
Swisher  T  N,  notary. 
Travis  Joseph,  physician. 
Vangilder  Eliza,  school  teacher. 
Vangilder  George,  miner. 
Vangilder  Sheridan,  school  teacher. 
Wolf  John,  meat  market. 


FORKS  OF  CAPON.  A  village  in 
Hampshire  county,  22  miles  from  Rom- 
ney,  the  seat  of  justice,  250  from  Wheel- 
ing, and  11  from  Paw  Paw,  on  the  B.  & 
O.  R.  R.,  its  shipping  point.  Population, 
25.     J.  A.  Loy,  postmaster. 

L<oy  3  A,  Lumber  and  General  Store. 

McCoal  James,  saw  mill. 

Powell  R  D,  flour  mill. 

Shipley  H,  physician. 

Sperry  A  R,  general  store. 

Swisher  S  W,  blacksmith. 


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FORKS    OF     LITTLE    SANDY. 

A  postofflce  in  Kanawha  county,  17  miles 
north  of  Charleston,  the  judicial  seat,  bank- 
ing point  and  shipping  station  J 


FORT  GAY.     Also  called   Cassville, 
is  an  incorporated  town  in  Wayne  county, 
14    miles    from   Wayne  C.  H.,  250  from 
Wheeling,  and   29  south  of  Catlettsburgh, 
Ky.     Louisa,  Ky.,  is  the  nearest  shipping 
and  banking  point,  J  mile  west,  on  oppo- 
site side  of  the  Big  Sandy  river.     Popula- 
tion, 500.     S.  C.  Ratliff,  postmaster. 
Damron  Wm,  grocer. 
Pratt  Samuel,  general  store. 
Schimieker  &  Co,  General  Store. 


Pianos,  Organs  and  Musical  Instruments, 
25  Baltimore  St.,  -  Cumberland,  ITId. 


Peabody 


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FORT  SEYBERT.  A  country  post- 
office  in  Pendleton  county,  12  miles  north- 
east of  Franklin,  the  county  seat  and  bank- 
ing town,  and  28  from  Broadway,  Va.,  on 
the  B.  &  O.  R.  R.,  its  shipping  point. 
Population,  50.    L.  E.  Bolton,  postmaster. 

Bolton  E  E,  General  Store. 
Bolton,  Wagoner  &  Co,  general  store. 
Cowger  N  M  &  Bro,  saw  and  flour  mill. 
Dyer  J  P,  live  stock. 
Dyer  M  M,  live  stock. 
Hinkel  D  A,  carpenter. 
Lambert  S  K,  blacksmith. 
Miller  J  C,  carpenter. 

r  FORT  SPRING.    A  village  on  the 
*  C.  &  O.  Ry,  in  Greenbrier  county,  8  miles 

southwest  of  Lewisburgh,  the  county  seat. 

Alderson,  7  miles  distant,  is  the  banking 

town.     Population,   250.,    Exp.,  Adams. 

R.  A.  Perry,  postmaster,  j 

Appling  W  T,  hotel. 

Berry  ABC,  express  agent. 

Conner  F,  saw  mill. 

Curry  Mrs  O,  boarding  house. 

Gilkerson  Miss,  tel  agent. 

Greenbrier  Cottage,  boarding  house. 

Hetfdrick  Fred,  justice. 

Huddlestone  D  G,  cut  stone  and  lime  mnfr. 

Mann  B  F.  boarding  house. 

Perry,  Heedrick  &  Co,  Saw  Mill. 

Scott  Wm,  saw  mill. 

f  FOSS.  On  the  C.  &  O.  Ry,  in  Sum- 
mers county,  2  miles  from  Hinton,  the  ju- 
dicial seat  and  banking  point.  Population, 
25.     Mrs.  S.  A.  Meadows,  postmaster."} 

meadows  James  E,  Livery. 
Miller  A  E,  general  store. 


FOSTER.  An  unimportant  postoffice 
in  Boone  county,  7  miles  northeast  of 
Madison,  the  judicial  seat.     Mail,  daily. 


FOUNTAIN  SPRING.  A  post- 
office  in  Wood  county,  11  miles  south  of 
Parkersburgh,  the  judicial  seat  and  near- 
banking  point,  and  6  from  Davisville,  the 
nearest  shipping  station.  Population,  40. 
M.  A.  Melrose,  postmaster. 

Cooper  A  R,  traveling  agent. 
Deem  H  C,  stone  cutter. 
Deem  J  A,  carpenter. 
Deem  T  J,  physician. 
Fredway  Calvin,  cooper. 
Fredway  Sylvester,  shoemaker. 
Melrose  M  A,  General  Store. 
Nimes  J  C,  grist  mill. 


Nitnes  Wm,  blacksmith  and  wagonmaker. 
Ruble  H  P,  constable. 
Ruble  W  H,  justice. 
Stukey  Isaac,  meat  market. 


FOURTEEN.  A  rural  postoffice  in 
the  southwestern  part  of  Lincoln  county, 
24  miles  south  of  Hamlin,  the  judicial  seat. 
Andrew  Elkins,  postmaster  and  farmer. 


FOWLER'S.  A  postoffice  in  the  cen- 
tre of  Brooke  county,  20  miles  from  Wheel- 
ing, and  8£  southeast  of  Wellsburgh,  the 
judicial  seat  and  nearest  shipping  and  bank- 
ing point.  Population,  36.  W.  M.  Fow- 
ler, postmaster. 

Dare  J  T,  blacksmith  and  wagonmaker. 
Fowler  Zadok,  coal  miner. 
Fowler  W  HI,  General  Store. 
Ransom  John  &  Bro,  miners. 


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FOWLER'S  KNOB.  A  small  place 
in  Nicholas  county,  11  miles  south  of" 
Nicholas  C.  H.,  and  20  east  of  Hawk's 
Nest,  on  the  C.  &  O.  Ry,  its  shipping 
point.     J.  N.  Wiseman,  postmaster.  \ 

Hughes  M  A,  blacksmith. 
Odell  J  A,  constable. 
Wiseman  J  ]\f,  Farmer. 


*FOX  STATION. 

See  BrooksX', 


Summers  county. 


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FRAMETOWN.  A  small  place  in 
Braxton  county,  16  miles  west  of  Sutton, 
the  judicial  seat,  banking  and  shipping 
point.  Population,  100.  W.  Scott,  post- 
master.^ 

Berry,  Frame  &  Co,  furniture. 

Bowen  H  H,  drugs. 

Bowen  J  E,  hotel. 

Frame  H  C,  wagonmaker. 

Hall  S  L,  blacksmith. 

James  W  G,  shoemaker. 

Juergens  Ernest  E,  General  Store. 
(See  adv  in  Sutton  ) 

Juergens  II  &  E  E  &  Co  (Henry 
and  Ernest  L  Juergens,  T  J  Frame), 
Flour  Mill.     (See  adv  in  Sutton.) 

Sargent  J  R,  photographer. 

Scott  &  Newlon,  General  Store. 


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FRANKFORD.     A  village  in  Green- 
brier county,  10  miles  northeast  of  Lewis-  ^/ 
burgh,  the  judicial  seat  and  banking  town,.  ^S- 
and    14     northeast     of     Ronceverte,     on     ^ 
the  C.  &  O.  Ry,  its  shipping  station.   Pop- 
ulation, 200.     C.  H.  Hanua,  postmaster.^ 


WINES  AND  LIQUORS. 


Wholesale  Dealers  in 


P.  WELTY  &  CO., 

111S  Main  and  1181  Market  St.,    Wheeling," W.  Va. 


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.Dunbar  W  H,  tanner. 
Hanna  C  H  &  E  A,  General  Store. 
(^Kincaid  A,  physician. 
C  Kincaid  J  R,  physician. 
.^McClung  C  H,  hotel. 
v'Overholt  &  Payne,  general  store. 
*  Rangsbarger  S  A,  hotel. 
X  Raymond  E  F,  physician. 
C  Shields  T  W,  hardware. 
^Shields  W  H,  drugs. 
Smith  G,  physician. 
"Woodward  J  R,  harnessmaker. 
Wurts  John  &  Co,  general  store. 


FRANKFORT. 

See  Alaska. 


Mineral      county. 


FRANKLIN.  An  i  ncorporated  town , 
the  county  seat  of  Pendleton  county,  250 
miles  from  Wheeling,  and  near  the  center 
of  the  county.  Harrisonburgb,  Va.,  on  H. 
F.  &  V.  div.  of  the  B.  &  O.  R.  R.,  38 
miles  southeast,  is  the  nearest  railroad 
point.  Has  a  bank  and  a  weekly  newspa- 
per, the  News.  Population,  350.  Miss 
Caddie  Mooman,  postmaster. 

Anderson  F,  live  stock. 

Anderson  S  P,  woolen  mill. 

Blakemore  George  A,  lawyer. 

Blizzard  W  J,  shoemaker. 

Boggs,  Bowman  «fe  McClure, 
General  Store. 

Boggs  I P,  live  stock. 

Boggs  M  K,  general  store. 

Boggs  &  Ruddle,  meat  market. 

Bucher  J  D,  dentist. 

Campbell  W  A,  live  stock. 

Crifler  H,  blacksmith. 

Crigler  John  A,  brick  mnfr. 

Cunningham  E  A,  lawyer. 

Daugherty  James  H,  circuit  and  county 
clerk. 

Davis  James  O,  tanner. 

Davis  W  W,  shoemaker. 

Evick  James,  meat  market. 

Evick  Pleasant,  harnessmaker. 

Evick  Wm,  mason. 

Farmers'  Bank  of  Pendleton  (capital,  $25,- 
000),  D  G  McClung  pres,  Frank  Ander- 
son cash. 

Gordon  Samuel  D,  publr  News. 

Hagan  Rev  (Presbyterian). 

Hulner  Adam,  hotel. 

Johnson  I  C,  physician. 

Johnson  J  D,  physician. 

Kiser  John,  justice. 

Lee  Charles  E,  carpenter. 

Lough  W  H,  hotel. 

McClung  D  G,  lawyer. 

McClure  John,  live  stock. 


McCoy  John,  live  stock. 
Marshall  John  A,  blacksmith. 
Masters  H  H,  lawyer. 
Mooman  Fred,  Physician. 
Moyers  Conrad,  blacksmith. 
Moyers  J  E,  constable. 
Pendleton  News  (weekly),  Samuel  D  Gor- 
don editor. 
Penneybacker  J  E,  lawyer. 
Penneybacker  J  S,  justice. 
Priest  S  P,  wagonmaker. 
Priest  Thomas  H,  cabinetmaker. 
Ruddle  Isaac  C,  tanner. 
Ruddle  &  Davis,  live  stock. 
Skidmore  Joseph  C,  harnessmaker. 
Townsend  Rev  S  (Methodist). 
Trumbo  Morgan  G,  sheriff. 


FRAZIER'S  BOTTOM.     On  the  K. 

&  M.  R.  R.,  in  Putnum  county,  6  miles 
west  of  Winfield,  the  judicial  seat,  and  a 
landing  on  the  Great  Kanawha  river. 
Point  Pleasant  is  the  banking  town.  Pop- 
ulation, 75.    J.  W.  Frazier,  postmaster. 

Alexander  H  R,  live  stock  and  justice. 

Davis  Daniel,  wagonmaker. 

Davis  J  &  M,  blacksmiths. 

Ferguson  Richard,  carpenter. 

Ferguson  Walsene,  carpenter. 

Frazier  J  W,  Live  Stock  and  General 

Store. 
Johns  David,  coal  mine. 
Johnson  V  C,  shoemaker. 
Stewart  James,  flour  mill. 
Walters  W  J,  cooper. 


*   FREDERICK:.        Fayette      county. 
Name  changed  to  Edgewater.  \ 


FREED,  In  Calhoun  county,  8  miles 
from  Grantsville,  the  judicial  seat,  and  24 
from  Cairo,  its  shipping  point.  Popula- 
tion, 100.     E.  E.  Shimer,  postmaster. 

Collins  M  S,  blacksmith. 

Cunningham  W  W,  constable. 

Dye  Benjamin,  coal  mine. 

Dye  James,  physician. 

Ferrell  Bruce,  notary  public. 

Ferrell  B  B,  lawyer. 

Hall  W,  telegraph  agent. 

Shimer  E  E,  Hotel  and  General  Store. 

Shimer  George,  wagonmaker. 

Shimer  GW&  Son,  flour  mill. 

Snider  J,  grain  and  live  stock. 


I  FREEMAN'S.  On  the  N.  &  W.  R. 
R.,  in  Mercer  county,  20  miles  west  of 
Princeton,  the  judicial  seat,  and  1  from 
Bramwell,  the  nearest  bank  location.  Pop- 


J.  HUNTER  SMITH,2iiCrescent  Saloon, 


Piedmont, 
W.  Va. 


THE  W,  H.  SMITH  HARDWARE  CO 


Builders'  materials:    Sash,  Doors,  Blinds, 

Shingles,  Paints,  Oils  and  Glass.   The  W.  H. 

I   Smith  Hardware  Co.,  Parkersburg,  W.  Va. 


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ulation,    600.      Exp.,     Southern.      Tel., 
W.  U.     C.  M.  Kyle,  postmaster."^ 

Anderson  Wm,  shoemaker. 
Blanson  L  M,  telegraph  agent. 
Booth-Bowen  Coal  and  (Joke  Co,  miners 

and  coke  mnfrs. 
Buckeye  Colliery,  Buckeye  Coal  and  Coke 

Co  operators. 
Byrd  J  B,  carpenter. 
Caswell  Colliery,  Caswell  Creek  Coal  Co 

operators. 
Dehurt  J  W  &  Co,  general  store. 
Fulton  L  M,  carpenter. 
Kyle  C  OT,  Mngr  and  Bookkeeper  C  C 

Coal  Co. 
McDonald  W  D,  railroad  and  exp  agent. 
Reliance  Colliery,  Booth-Bowen  Coal  and 

Coke  Co  operators. 
Scott  Andrew,  mason. 
Simpson  Turner,  barber. 
Tabor  Ed,  carpenter. 
Trueman  S  J  &  Co,  meats. 


PREEMANSBURGH.  A  village 
in  Lewis  county,  7  miles  north  of  Weston, 
the  county  seat,  banking  town  and  ship- 
ping station,  on  the  W.  Va.  C.  &  P.  R.  R. 
Population,  100,     J.  J.  Gibson, postmaster. 

Brown  A,  carpenter. 

Gibson  J  J  &  Son,  General  Store. 

Gum  Peter,  shoemaker. 

Hall  E  T  W,  physician. 

Hall  Lot,  live  stock. 

Hall  R  H,  live  stock. 

Kemper  John  W,  blacksmith. 

Kershner  George,  flour  mill. 

Lovette  J  T,  general  store. 

Simmons  J,  live  stock. 

Snyder  George,  physician. 

Stout  &  Turner,  saw  and  grist  mill. 

Waggoner  E  W  &  Son,  shoemakers. 

White  F,  live  stock. 


FREEMAN'S    LANDING.     Han- 
cock county.     See  Anderson. 


PREEPORT.  Is  the  location  of  100 
persons,  in  Wirt  county,  10  miles  northeast 
of  Elizabeth,  the  judicial  seat,  125  from 
Wheeling,  and  5  south  of  Walker,  the 
nearest  shipping  station.  Parkersburgh  is 
tha  banking  town.  Wm.  H.  Sharpnack, 
postmaster. 

Cain  H  H,  carpenter. 
Collums  Wm,  carpenter. 
Creel  John  A,  carpenter. 
Enoch  A  C,  justice. 
Gilmer  T  A,  carpenter. 
Hawkins  G,  blacksmith. 


Lowe  James  It,  General   Store    and 

Shoemaker. 
McDonald  A,  blacksmith. 
Morgan  L  D,  hotel. 

Pribble  H  B,  gen  store,  saw  and  flour  mills. 
Textor  George  H,  lumber  mill. 


FRENCH  CREEK.  A  village  in 
Mead  precinct,  Upshur  county,  11  miles 
southwest  of  Buckhannon,  the  county  seat, 
banking  town  and  shipping  station.  Pop- 
ulation, 150.     J.  B.  Bunten,  postmaster. 

Bird  N  V,  shoemaker. 
Bronson  E  8,  physician. 
Bunten  J  B,  "Confectioner. 
Colerider  W  A,  harnessmaker. 
Colerider  &  McCoy,  general  store. 
Cox  S  W,  wagonmaker. 
Page  C  C,  blacksmith. 
Sexton  F  F  &  Co,  general  store. 
Sexton  Louisa,  milliner. 
Sexton  W  L,  justice. 
Shobe  C  W,  hotel. 
Talbott  Perry,  flour  mill. 
Vance  J  E,  blacksmith. 


PRENCHTON.  In  Upshur  county, 
14  miles  from  Buckhannon,  the  judicial 
seat,  banking  and  shipping  point.  Popu- 
lation, 25.     E.  S.  Wilson,  postmaster. 

Herring  R  A,  justice. 
Wilson  Everett  S,  Farmer. 
Wilson  &  Bro,  general  store. 
Wingrove  M  P,  grist  mill. 

f  FRENCHVILLE.  Is  situated  in 
Mercer  county,  on  New  River  div.  of  the 
N.  &  W.  R.  R.,  11  miles  southeast  of 
Princeton,  the  judicial  seat  and  banking 
town.  Population,  100.  The  railroad 
name  is  Oakval.     Exp.,  Southern.  ^ 

Boggess  RA&  Co,  general  store. 
Goodwyn  L<,  General  Store. 
Hearn  L  L  &  Co,  general  store. 
Johnston  D  A,  flour  mill. 
Nicholas  J  S,  general  store. 
Thornton  &  Son,  general  store. 
White  J  A,  general  store. 


FREW.  A  country  postofflce  in  Tyler 
county,  5  miles  east  of  Middlebourne,  the 
judicial  seat,  and  14  from  Sisterville,  the 
nearest  shipping  point.     Mail,  tri-weekly. 

f  FRIAR'S  HILL.  A  country  post- 
office  in  Greenbrier  county,  12  miles  north- 
east of  Lewisburgh,  the  seat  of  justice.  It 
is  on  the  semi-weekly  stage  route  from 
Falling  Springs  to  Williamsburgh.) 


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CLARKSBURG,    WEST    VIRGINIA,        ]  ln   Central  West  Virginia. 


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FRIENDLY.  This  postofflce  was 
established  in  1883,  and  is  located  on  the 
Ohio  river  and  on  O.  R.  R.  R.,  in  Tyler 
county,  12  miles  from  Middlebourne,  the 
county  seat.  New  Martinsville,  14  miles 
distant,  is  the  location  of  nearest  bank. 
Population,  90.  John  L.  Sweeney,  post- 
master. 

Beagle  W  A,  justice. 
Gorrell  B  F,  general  store. 
Haddox  J  J,  grocer. 
Hitchcock  C  B,  physician. 
Stewart  A  L,  blacksmith. 
Sweeney  &  Fairfern,  General  Store. 
Thorn  &  Son,  general  store. 
Williamson  F  C,  tan  bark. 
Williamson  George,  boat  bldr. 
Williamson  H  K,  railroad,  exp  and  tel  agt. 
Williamson  J  L,  boat  bldr. 
Williamson  J  W,  tan  bark. 


FRISCO.  In  Marion  county,  11  miles 
from  Fairmont,  the  judicial  seat  and  bank- 
ing point,  and  7  from  Catawba,  the  near- 
est shipping  point.  Population,  175.  I.  T. 
Hawkins,  postmaster. 

Hawkins  I  T,  Clerk  and  Teacher. 

Huffman  Joseph,  blacksmith. 

Huffman  Squire,  carpenter. 

Knolls  Wm,  carpenter. 

Moran  H,  cattle  breeder. 

Mo  ran  H  E,  artist. 

Musgrove  J  W,  carpenter. 

Musgrove  N,  sheep  raiser. 

Musgrove  N  C,  tanner  and  general  store. 

Musgrove  R  I,  stone  cutter. 

Stevens  G  W,  shoemaker. 

CfROST.  A  village  in  Pocahontas 
county,  13  miles  northeast  of  Huntersville, 
the  county  seat.  Millboro,  Va.,  on  the  C.  & 
O.  Ry,  distant  45  miles,  is  its  nearest  rail- 
road point.  Lewisburgh  is  the  banking 
town.  Population,  50.  W.  B.  Hanna, 
.  postmaster \ 

Drepperd  JW,  blacksmith. 
Hanna  W  B,  General  Store. 
Hanna  &  White,  general  store. 
Quint  C,  physician. 
Ryder  George  B,  flour  mill. 
Sharp  Abraham,  flour  mill. 


FROZEN  CAMP.  Formerly  known 
as  Parson  City,  is  located  in  Jackson  coun- 
ty, 10  miles  east  of  Jackson  C.  H.,  the 
banking  town  and  place  of  shipment. 
Population,  18.  John  Grimes, postmaster. 
Atkins  J  L  &  F,  live  stock. 


Black  John  S,  hotel  and  carriage  mnfr. 
Casto  C  C,  live  stock. 
(jirimcs  John,  General  Store. 
Harpold  W  W,  blacksmith. 

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{  FUDGE'S  CREEK.  A  postofflce  in 
Cabell  county,  17  miles  from  Huntington, 
the  county  seat,  and  4J-  from  Ona,  the 
shipping  point,  on  the  C.  &  O.  Ry.  Hunt- 
ington is  the  banking  town.  Population, 
100.    Andrew  L.  Beckett,  postmaster.  ^ 

Beckett  A  L,  Grocer  and  Farmer. 
Beckett  H  L,  carpenter  and  miner. 
Hawkins  W  B,  express  agent. 
Lusher  J  M,  general  store. 
McCallister  W  G,  carpenter. 
Markin  Rev  J  M  (Baptist). 
Nicholas  W  E  &  Bro,  coopers  and  black- 
smiths. 
Payton  F,  lumber. 
Payton  Isaac,  gun  and  blacksmith. 
Sands  J  H,  miner  and  lumber. 
Smith  Rev  I  M  (Baptist). 
Stanley  R,  blacksmith. 

FULTON.  A  suburb  of  Wheeling,  is 
situated  on  Wheeling  creek  and  on  the 
Wheeling  &  Elm  Grove  Railroad,  a  motor 
line  extending  from  Wheeling  to  Wheeling 
Park.  The  village  has  a  paper  mill,  pork 
packing  establishment,  and  the  usual  num- 
ber of  stores,  mechanics,  etc.  A  special 
carrier  is  provided  and  delivers  mail  from 
the  postofflce  in  Wheeling,  of  which  it  is 
a  station.     Population,  650. 

Ashbrooke  Robert  Lee,  physician. 

Baker  Helena,  saloon. 

Bayles  Wm,  blacksmith. 

Daub  Mrs  Charles,  meat  market. 

Fulton  House,  L  Heller  propr. 

Gehringer  Herman,  saloon. 

Hamm  Edward,  grocer. 

Hanna  &  Clemans  Paper  Co,  Thomas  Han- 
na pres,  James  Jepson  sec,  paper  mnfrs. 

Heller  Lawrence,  propr  Fulton  House. 

Herden  Joseph,  saloon. 

Hoffmann  Charles,  meat  market. 

Hoffmann  Christian,  meat  market. 

Hoffmann's  Franz  P  Estate  (Mary 
C  and  Jennie  C  Hoffmann),  Groceries 
and  Notions. 

Neuhard  Barbara,  grocer. 

Orth  Louis,  meat  market. 

Ritter  Daniel,  shoemaker. 

Roth  Barbara,  dressmaker. 

Roth  Louis,  tanner. 

§chenk  F  &  Sons  (Frederick  C, 
Charles  F  and  Lawrence),  Packers. 

Schuetzner  August,  blacksmith. 


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Guns  and  Sporting  Goods, 

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McCluskey), 


Stahnke  Albert,  saloon. 
;  Stein,    McCluskey    &     Co 

Charles    G    Stein,  Henry 

wagonmakers. 
Stein  Michael,  saloon. 
Weimer  Frederick,  meat  market. 
Zocckler  August,  Fresh  and  Smoked 

Meats. 
Zoeckler  George  L.  Jr,  Fresh  and 

Smoked  Meats. ' 


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GAD.  In  Nicholas  county,  4£  miles 
south  of  Nicholas  C.  H.,  the  banking 
f  point,  and  30  from  Gauley  Bridge,  its  ship- 
l  ping  point  by  rail.  J.  J.  Halstead,  post- 
\ master. \  

GAINES.  In  Upshur  county,  20  miles 
from  Buckhannon,  the  judicial  seat  and 
nearest  bank  location,  and  6£  from  New- 
Ion,  the  nearest  shipping  point.  John  W. 
Morrison,  postmaster. 

Bartlett  Thomas  T,  farmer. 
'  Carpenter  Franklin,  farmer. 
Davis  S  W,  saw  mill. 
Erwin  V  W,  farmer. 
Flint  Stogton,  carpenter. 
Lee  E  E,  carpenter. 
Lee  Wm,  farmer. 
Luick  David,  carpenter. 
Morrison  D  H,  farmer. 
Morrison  John  W,  Farmer. 
Stillman  Young,  farmer. 
Sweck  David,  carpenter. 
Young  Brown,  notary  public. 
Young  E  C,  farmer. 
Young  H  B,  notary. 
Young  Rev  Stillman  (Methodist). 


GALLETLN.  In  Marion  county,  16 
miles  from  Fairmont,  the  judicial  seat  and 
banking  town,  and  7  from  Mannington, 
the  nearest  shipping  point.  Population, 
20.    J.  W.  Jackson,  postmaster. 

Collins  Isaac,  blacksmith. 
Fluharty  Morgan,  wagonmaker. 
Fluharty  Noah,  carpenter. 
Galletin  Oliver,  meat  market. 
Haught  Silas,  justice. 
McClure  J  F,  teacher. 
Stevens  Simeon,  general  store. 
Youst  Henry,  farmer. 


GANDEEVILLE.  Roane  county,  is 
a  farmers'  postoffice  established  in  1882, 
located  9  miles  from  Spencer,  the  judicial 
seat.  Ripley,  distant  25  miles  on  the  R. 
&  M.  C.  V.  Ry,  is  the  shipping  station. 
Elihu  Hayes,  postmaster. 


Berry  A,  blacksmith. 

Casta  F  A  &  Bro,  general  store. 

Fields  J  K,  flour  and  saw  mill. 

Gandee  J  S,  live  stock. 

Hammix  W,  justice. 

Hayes  Elihu,  Shoemaker. 

Ireland  Rev  T  W  (Methodist). 

Lawson  G  P,  live  stock. 

Marks  C  J,  live  stock. 

Paxton  Thomas,  constable. 

Pence  Reuben,  cabinetmaker. 

Rader,  physician. 

Scott  Thomas,  carpenter. 

Wilson  T  N,  general  store  and  hotel. 


•  GANLEY.  A  farmers'  postoffice  in 
Nicholas  county,  20  miles  east  of  Nicholas 
C.  H.  Mail,  semi-weekly.  M.  H.  Hinkle, 
postmaster.  \ 

Bennett  C  L,  flour  mill. 
Hanna  J  J,  live  stock. 
Hubbard  J  W  B,  farmer. 
Music  W  A,  carpenter. 
Seabolt  J  E,  farmer. 
Seabolt  L  J,  farmer. 
Seabolt  W  M,  farmer. 
Taylor  W  W,  farmer. 
White  A,  farmer. 
Young  L,  miner. 

GANOTOWN.  A  village  in  the 
southwest  part  of  Berkeley  county,  13 
miles  southwest  of  Martinsburgh,  the 
county  seat  and  banking  town,  and  8  from 
Inwood,  its  nearest  shipping  point.  Pop- 
ulation, 40.    J.  W.  Kettering,  postmaster. 

Dehaven  Galusha,  carpenter. 
Kettering  J  W,  General  Store. 
Kettering  T  K  &  E  B,  lumber  mnfrs. 
Slonaker  David,  saw  mill. 


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GAP  MILLS.  A  village  in  the  east- 
ern part  of  Monroe  county,  9  miles  from 
Union,  the  county  seat,  250  from  Wheel- 
ing, and  19  from  Ronceverte,  the  nearest 
shipping  point.  Population,  100.  Annie 
B.  Carpenter,  postmaster.  j> 

Blankenship  John  L,  flour  mill. 
Blankenship  W  T,  flour  mill. 
Campbell  John  C,  live  stock. 
Carpenter  N  B,  General  Store. 
Eggleton  H  A,  constable. 
Fleshman  Jennie,  dressmaker. 
Gilchrist  J  L,  teacher. 
Gilchrist  M,  lawyer. 
Grover  Rev  W  T. 
Hinten  J  M,  flour  mill. 
Johnson  George,  shoemaker. 


PLUMBING, 


STEAM  AND  HOT  WATER  HEATING, 

FACTORY  SUPPLIES,  ETC. 
Charles  H.  Turner,  Parkersburg,  W.  Ta. 


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Levesey  Robert,  blacksmith. 

McGuiie  John,  carpenter. 

McMaiui  E  A,  Dentist. 

Miller  J  O,  justice. 

Naperon  J  W,  detective. 

Neel  A  G,  live  stock. 

Neel  C  F,  live  stock. 

Neel  H  A,  live  stock. 

Neel  J  M,  fruit. 

Owens  Wm,  teacher. 

Pharr  D  C,  physician. 

Reed  J  M,  hotel  and  flour  mill. 

Ruddell  J  W  &  Bro,  flour  mill. 

Teass  Robert,  photographer. 

Vanstoevens  J  F,  fruit. 

Voss  J  N,  mason. 

Williams  A  W,  General  Store. 


GARFIELD.  This  office  was  esta- 
blished in  1883,  and  is  located  in  Jackson 
county,  15  miles  from  Jackson  C.  H.,  and 
4  from  Leroy  Station,  its  shipping  point. 
W.  C.  Mason,  postmaster  and  general 
store. 

GARLAND.  In  Barbour  county,  8 
miles  southeast  of  Philippi,  the  judicial 
seat,  usual  banking  and  shipping  point. 
Mail,  semi-weekly.  James  W.  Poling, 
postmaster  and  farmer. 


GARRETT'S  BEND.  A  country 
postoffice  in  Lincoln  county,  17  miles  east 
of  Hamlin,  the  seat  of  justice, and  11  south 
of  St.  "Albans,  on  the  C.  &  O.  Ry,  its  ship- 
ping point.  Population,  50.  Elizabeth 
A.  McCoy,  postmaster. 

Alford  George,  flour  mill. 
Panley  A,  flour  mill. 
Panley  A  G,  blacksmith. 
Shaver  &  Escue,  flour  mill. 
Whitten  &  Egnor,  general  store. 


GASTON.  A  settlement  of  67  people, 
on  the  W.  Va.  C.  &  P.  R.  R.,  in  Lewis 
county,  5  miles  southeast  of  Weston,  the 
county  seat  and  banking  point.  T.  M. 
Gaston,  postmaster. 

Boran  JN&  Co,  planing  mill. 
Criter  H,  pianos  and  organs. 
Formast  L  P,  blacksmith. 
Gaston  I  M,  floHr  and  saw  mill. 
Gaston  J  M,  furniture. 
Gaston  T  C  &  Co,  General  Store. 
€ra§ton  T  M,  Farmer. 
Methery  &  Burt,  general  store. 


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shipping  point,  and   5  from   Fayetteville 
the  judicial  seat.     Population,  100.     T, 
Burdett,  postmaster.  S 

Bibb  Rev  M  (Baptist). 
Richards  J  M,  general  store. 
Rodes  Green,  general  store. 
Rodes  Joel,  mason. 
Rodes  Martin  B,  blacksmith. 
Summerfield  B  S,  carpenter. 
Summerfield  C  R,  lawyer. 
Summerfield  J  E,  lawyer. 


GATEWOOD.    In  Fayette  county,  3 
miles  from  Sewell,  on  the  C.  &  O.  Ry,  its 


GATH.    A  discontinued  postoffice  in 
Marion  county.     Send  mail  to  Palatine. 

(GAULEY  BRIDGE.  A  village  on 
he  C.  &  O.  Ry,  in  the  northwest  part  of 
Fayette  county,  12  miles  from  Fayetteville, 
the  county  seat.  Charleston  is  the  bank- 
ing town.  Population,  200.  Exp.,  Ad- 
ams.- 

Beers  A  E,  hardware. 

Dailey  T  M,  blacksmith. 

Dickinson  E  S,  general  store. 

Donalson  G  M,  general  store. 

Fuller  L  E,  carpenter. 
CJQauley  Lumber  Co/} 

McGlaugherty  G  R,  livery. 

Miller  Bros,  hardware. 

Miller  J  H,  general  store. 

IVcal  &  UIcArtliur,  General  Store. 
-Reppatoe  Bros,  general  store. 
VWetzel  G  W,  tailor."^ 


GAY.  In  Jackson  county,  12  miles 
from  Jackson  C.  H.  (Ripley  Station),  its 
banking  and  shipping  point.  Population, 
40.     J.  W.  Randolph,  postmaster. 

Every  W  P,  blacksmith. 
Griffith  Henry,  carpenter. 
McKinney  W  L,  general  store. 
Randolph  J  W,  Stone  Mason. 
Rolins  J  A,  grist  mill. 


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GAZIL.  A  postoffice  in  Kanawha 
county,  22  miles  east  of  Charleston,  the 
judicial  seat  and  banking  town.  Ship  to 
Maiden,  distant  15  miles.  Population,  130. 
James  E.  Kendall,  postmasterA 

Gross  J  A  &  Bro,  loggers. 

Hill's  Cornet  Band. 

Kendall  James  E,  Fruit  Grower. 

Morris  Clark,  saw  and  planing  mill. 

Morris  D  O,  general  store  and  flour  mill. 

Nichols  Henry,  logger. 

Nichols  Wm,  blacksmith. 

Nocholls  Wm,  live  stock  and  lumber. 

Ort  George,  lumber  and  logs. 


CUNNINGHAM,M±^uo! 


's  Favorite  Photographer, 

ER  NATIONAL  BANK. 


C.  M,  Shrewsbury, 


SODA  WATER  APPARATUS,  and  all  Machinery,  Appliances  and  Supplies 
for  Manufacturers.  Rottlers  and  Dispensers  of  Carbonated  Beyerages.    PARKEBSBURG,  WEST  VA. 


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Proctor  M  B,  logger. 
Strieker  John,  carpenter. 
Wanner  Michael  A,  logger. 


GENOAH.  On  the  N.  &  W.  R.  R., 
in  Wayne  county,  10  miles  from  Wayne 
C.  H.,  and  the  same  distance  from  Louisa, 
Ky.,  its  nearest  banking  point.  Mail, 
daily.     E.  G.  Reed,  postmaster. 

Ohio  Lumber  and  Mining  Co,  sawmill. 


GEORGETOWN.  A  village  with 
59  inhabitants,  in  Monongalia  county,  9£ 
miles  southwest  from  Morgantown,  the 
county  seat,  and  9£  from  Fairmont,  its 
shipping  point,  both  of  which  places  afford 
banking  facilities.  H.  C.  Miller,  post- 
master. 

Arnette  I  E,  justice. 

Barker  Z  M  &  Sons,  flour  mill. 

Grimes  B  F,  blacksmith. 

Lough  Wm  E,  blacksmith. 

miller  H  C,  General  Store  and  Produce. 

Pratt  George,  wagonmaker. 

Pratt  M  C,  shoemaker. 

Roby  A  S,  harnes8maker. 

Scott  W  C,  carpenter. 

Wince  John  L,  constable. 

{  GERMAN.  A  postoffice  in  the  north- 
ern part  of  Braxton  county,  12  miles  north 
of  Sutton,  the  seat  of  justice,  the  banking 
town  and  nearest  rail  shipping  station. 
Population,  25.     Mail,  semi-weekly.  ^ 

Jack  &  Co,  General  Store. 

GERRARDSTOWN.  A  village  of 
250  inhabitants,  in  the  southwestern  por- 
tien  of  Berkeley  county,  10  miles  from 
Martinsburgh,  the  judicial  seat  and  nearest 
banking  town,  and  2£  from  Inwood,  its 
nearest  shipping  point.  A  weekly  news- 
paper, the  Times,  is  published.  J.  B. 
Morgan,  postmaster. 

Bowers  A  J,  carpenter. 
Brady  J  W,  wagonmaker. 
Carter  J  P,  physician. 
Ctiorpemiiiig  J  C,  Blacksmith. 
Collis  B  J,  harnessmaker. 
Crim  Charles,  carpenter  and  undertaker. 
Daniels  G  W,  physician. 
Griffiths  D  S  &  Co,  general  store. 
Johnson  Isaac  T,  constable. 
McBride  J  H,  blacksmith  and  justice. 
McFellen  R  H,  mason. 
Markle  F  C,  blacksmith. 
Morgan  J  B,  General  Store  and  Publr 
Times. 


Rowland  J  W,  carpenter. 

Sibole  James,  shoemaker. 

Thompson  J  D,  mason. 

Thompson  J  W,  shoemaker. 

Times,  J  B  Morgan  Publr. 

Weist  John  W,  gen  store  and  carpenter. 

Wiley  J  B,  physician. 

Wilson  Rev  E  L  (Presbyterian). 

GIBSON.  In  Pleasants  county,  5 
miles  from  St.  Mary'p,the  judicial  seat  and 
shipping  point.  C.  D.  Hackethorn,  post- 
master. 

Hackethorn  €  D,  General  Store. 


GILBERT.      A  recently  established 
postoffice  in  Logan  county. 

{    GILBOA.       In    Nicholas    county,    6 
miles  from  Nicholas  C.  H.   and  25  from 
Gauley  Bridge,  the  nearest  shipping  point.    / 
Mail,  daily.     B.  F.  Grove,  postmasterTh     / 


GILKERSON.  A  country  postoffice 
in  Wayne  county,  12  miles  northeast  of 
Wayne  C.  H.     Mail,  semi-weekly. 


(  GILLESPIE.  A  country  postoffice 
in  Pocahontas  county,  36  miles  from  Hun- 
tersville,  the  judicial  seat,  and  36  from 
Elkins,  the  nearest  banking  and  shipping 
point.  Population,  200.  Amos  8.  Gilles- 
pie, postmaster.  \ 

Arbogast  N  B,  shoemaker. 

Dickenson  Robert,  cooper. 

Gillespie  Amos  S,  Grocer  and  Justice. 

Gragg  Wm  E,  carpenter. 

Hoover  Wm  A,  blacksmith. 

Keller  Creswell,  meats. 

Kerr  Robert,  carpenter. 

Kerr  R  B,  grist  mill. 

McGlaughlin,  saw  mill. 

Sheets  Jacob,  lumber. 

Varner  Joseph,  meats. 


GIN.     A  recently  established  postoffice 
in  Logan  county. 


GIVEN.  In  Jackson  county,  8  miles 
from  Jackson  C.  H.  (Ripley  Station),  its 
shipping  and  banking  point.  Sarah  Price, 
postmaster. 

\  GLACE.  A  country  postoffice  in 
Monroe  county,  19  miles  northeast  of 
Union,  the  judicial  seat,  and  7  from  Tuck- 
ahoe,  its,  shipping  point.  Mail,  semi- 
weekly.^,-  


GLADE  FARMS.    A  country  post- 


YANCE  SHOE  COMPANY.  *00TS'J™?c*  T*** 


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office  in  the  extreme  northeast  corner  of 
Preston  county,  2£  miles  fiom  the  Mary- 
land and  the  same  distance  from  Pennsyl- 
vania State  lines,  and  32  north  of  King- 
wood,  the  judicial  seat.  Confluence,  Pa., 
15  miles  northeast,  is  the  shipping  point. 
H.  R.  Mitchell,  postmaster. 

Mayers  L  P,  carpenter. 

Mitchell  Dr  H  R,General  Store, Grain 

and  Live  Stock. 
Spurgin  Lucien,  live  stock. 


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GLADESVILLE.  A  village  in 
Preston  county,  12  miles  west  of  King- 
wood,  the  county  seat  and  banking  town, 
and  7  north  of  Independence  (P  O  name 
Raccoon),  on  the  B.  &  O.  R.  R.,  the  ship- 
ping station.  Population,  55.  S.  L. 
Zinn,  postmaster. 

Massie  H  M,  blacksmith. 
Sutton  E  K,  physician. 
Trickett  H,  general  store. 


GLADY.  An  unimportant  rural  post- 
office,  in  Randolph  county,  14  miles  south- 
east of  Beverly,  the  seat  of  justice.  Mail, 
weekly.\ 

GLEBE.  The  Hampshire  county  poor- 
house  postoffice,  situated  11  miles  south- 
west of  Romney,  the  judicial  seat  and 
shipping  point.   M.  T.  Poling,  postmaster. 


GLEN  DALE.     On  the  B.  &  O.  R. 

R.,  in  Marshall  county,  3  miles  from 
Moundsvine,  the  judicial  seat  and  nearest 
bank  location.  Population,  67.  Edward 
E.  Zane,  postmaster. 

Baker  Theodore,  farmer. 

Cockayne  Samuel,  live  stock. 

Lane  Mrs  Ella  R,  artist. 

McGinty  Wm  M,  florist  and  painter. 

Newman  C  C,  lawyer. 

Newman  L  S,  gardener. 

Ransom  Mary  B,  general  store. 

Staniford  Wm  R,  live  stock. 

Tomlinson  Samuel  A,  farmer. 

Zane  E  E,  Carpenter  and  Gardener. 


GLEN  EASTON.  A  village  in 
Marshall  county,  on  theB.  &  O.  R.  R.,  12 
miles  southeast  of  Moundsville,  the  judi- 
cial seat  and  banking  town,  and  23  from 
Wheeling.  Population,  200.  Exp.,  U.  S. 
W.  H.  Harris,  postmaster. 

Arnold  Bros,  general  store. 

Grimes  W  O,  railroad  and  exp  agent. 

Hanen  S  R,  lawyer 


Harris  J  M  &  Son  (J  M  and  W  H),  flour 

mill. 
Harris  W  H,  Grain  and  Agent  McCor- 

mick  Harvesting  Machine  Co. 
Rickey  J  W,  physician. 
Stuart  W  A,  live  stock  and  wool. 
Weidman  J  C,  confectioner. 
Wilson  J  D,  wagonmaker  arid  blacksmith. 


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GLEN  ELK.  Forms  part  of  Elk 
City,  and  adjoins  Charleston,  its  banking 
and  shipping  point,  with  which  it  is  con- 
nected by  street  car.  J.  C.  WHbod,  post- 
master. 


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Conkee  A  H,  planing  mill. 

Deveraux  Lumber  Mills. 

Fielder  Wm,  deputy  sheriff. 

Haas  Planing  Mill. 

Lucador  J  D,  foundry. 

McDonnald  W  T,  treasurer. 

Ray  Furniture  Factory. 

Silman  Peter,  justice. 

Stump  J  L,  physician. 

Summers  C,  recorder. 

Watts  C  C,  solicitor. 

Wilson  J  G,  Constable. 

Young  J  M,  blacksmith  and  wagonmaker. 

GLENGARY.  A  country  postoffice 
in  Berkeley  county,  13  miles  south  of  Mar- 
tinsburgh,  the  county  seat  and  banking 
town,  and  8  from  Inwood,  its  nearest  ship- 
ping station.  Population,  25.  Wm.  H. 
Burgess,  postmaster. 

Burgess  Win  II,  Fruit. 
Deharen  C  W,  saw  mill. 
Husler  Newton,  wagonmaker. 
Ross  John  H,  blacksmith. 


GLENVILLE.  The  county  seat  of 
Gilmer  county,  is  27  miles  southwest  of 
Weston,  its  nearest  banking  town,  and  17 
from  Burnsville,the  nearest  shipping  point. 
Two  weekly  newspapers,  the  Gilmer  Coun- 
ty Banner  and  the  Gilmer  County  Signal, 
are  published.  Population,  350.  M.  T. 
Brannon,  postmaster. 

Bennett  N  M,  lawyer. 

Central  House,  H  N  Craddock  propr. 

Collins  &  MeQuain,  Lawyers. 

Conrad  C  D,  circuit  clerk. 

Craddock  H  N,  grocer. 

Dodson  Dr  E  H,  druggist. 

Gilmer  County  Banner,  Calhoun 

Hays  Editor. 
Gilmer  County  Signal. 
Qlenville  Roller  Mill,  Whiting  Bros  &  Co 

proprs. 


0   8    PIlilnnH    ARCHITECT  AND  SUPERINTENDENT, 

V*     V-ro    A    mM.£J\J\/K,)    14th  and  Market  Sts.,  Wheeling,  W.  Va. 


Mine  Supplies. 


WIRE  HAULAGE  ROPE,  Coke  Hose,  Fan  Belts,  Brattice  Cloth,  Etc. 

w&".'°r  CHAS.  H.  BERRY,  Wheeling,  W.  Va. 


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Hanman  J  G,  grocer. 

Hays  &  Hays,  lawyers. 

Hoit  A  L,  lawyer. 

Johnson  W  W,  books,  notions,  etc. 

Jones  Rev  E  B  (M  E  South). 

Kee  Jasper  N,  county  clerk. 

Kidd  &  Hays,  lawyers. 

Lee  Jarvis,  barber. 

Linn  &  Withers,  lawyers. 

McCune  Rev  P  L  (Presbyterian). 

McQuain  A  M,  sheriff. 

Morris  M  B,  lawyer. 

Robinson  Rev  John  S  (Methodist). 

Ruddell  House,  R  C  Tucker  propr. 

Ruddell  W  K,  general  store. 

Todd  G  F,  boots  and  shoes. 

West  Virginia  Coal  and  Coke  Co. 

Whiting  Bros  &  Co,  lumber  and  flour  mill. 

Whiting  8  H,  hotel. 

Whiting  W  D,  general  store. 

f  GLENWOOD.  A  village  in  Mason 
*  county, on  the  Ohio  river  and  on  O.  R.  R.  R., 
22  miles  south  of  Point  Pleasant,  the  judi- 
cial seat.  Gallipolis,  O.,  distant  18  miles, 
is  the  nearest  bank  location.  Population, 
39  Exp.,  Adams.  Tel.,  W.  U.  C.  W. 
Roup,  postmaster.  } 

Barrows  George,  blacksmith. 

Bulzer  H  B,  railroad  and  express  agent. 

Campbell  H  C,  cooper. 

Carlisle  C.  section  foreman. 

Fuller  J  L,  general  store. 

G rover  E  W,  physician. 

Gwinn  Bros,  general  store  and  flour  mill. 

McClary  JA&  Son,  general  store. 

Romp  R  B,   General  Store. 


\  GLOMERA.  In  Raleigh  county,  18 
miles  northwest  of  Raleigh  C.  H,  and 
about  the  same  distance  from  Quinnimont, 
the  nearest  shipping  point.  Mail,  tri- 
weekly. 5 

GLOVER'S  GAP.  A  village  in  Mar- 
ion county,  on  line  of  the  B.  &  O.  R.  R., 
25  miles  northwest  of  Fairmont,  the  judi- 
cial seat  and  banking  town,  and  53  from 
Wheeling.  Population,  300.  Exp.  U.  S. 
TeL,  W.  U.     W.  R,  Sellers,   postmaster. 

Crow  Joseph,  shoemaker. 
Eichleburger  J  T,  physician. 
Fanagan  Mrs  Mary,  grocer. 
Flowers  A  J,  physician. 
Furbee  &  Co,  saw  mill. 
Murphy  J  R,  carpenter. 
Oliver  Samuel,  blacksmith. 
Sellers  A  C,  carpenter. 


Sellers  W  R,  Furniture  and  Under- 
taker. 

Wells  Charles  E,  general  store,  flour  mill 
and  lumber. 

Wells  M,  hotel. 

Woodruff  C  H,  agent. 

Yost  A  G,  railroad,  exp  and  tel  agt. 

Yost  J  E,  carpenter. 


GOFF'S.  A  village  in  Ritchie  county, 
10  miles  south  of  Ritchie  C.  H.  (R.  R. 
name,  Harrisville),  on  the  B.  &  O.  R.  R., 
its  nearest  shipping  point.  Parkersburgh 
is  the  banking  town.  Population,  75. 
E.  C.  Goff,  postmaster. 

Goff  E  C,  flour  and  saw  mill. 
Lowther  J,  blacksmith. 
Taylor  J  B,  miller. 


GOLD  HILL.  In  Grant  county,  9 
miles  southwest  of  Petersburgh,  the  judi- 
cial seat,  and  50  south  of  Keyser,  on 
the  B.  &  O.  R.  R.,  its  nearest  railroad 
point.  Population,  150.  Daniel  W.  Wise, 
postmaster. 

Coffman  George  L,  grain  and  live  stock. 

Cox  Roman,  saw  mill. 

Judy  &  Bro,  saw  mill. 

Kimble  Jacob,  blacksmith. 

Wise  A  J,  grain  and  live  stock. 

Wi§e  D  W,  Cabinetmaker,  Grain   and 

Live  Stock. 
Wise  Indiana,  gold  mine. 
Wise  &  Coffman,  general  store. 


GOOD  HOPE.  A  village  in  Harrison 
county,  11  miles  southwest  of  Clarksburgh, 
the  judicial  seat,  banking  town  and  near- 
est shipping  point.  Population,  90.  W.  C. 
Burnside,  postmaster. 

Burnside  I  N,  justice. 

Burnside  W  C,   Hotel  and   General 

Store. 
Chenovant  J  B  &  Bros,  carpenters. 
Economy  Store  Co,  general  store. 
Gaston  Dr  W,  prin  school. 
Good  Hope  Mdse  Co,  general  store. 
Perrine  D  L,  notary  public. 
Perrine  D  L  &  Bro,  general  store. 
Prime  C,  carpenter. 
Scott  David,  blacksmith. 
Summerville  R  W  &  Co,  flour  mill. 
Washburn  A,  contractor  and  builder. 
Yerkley  D  M,  live  stock. 


GOOSE  CREEK.  A  country  post- 
office  in  Ritchie  county,  10  miles  from 
Ritchie  C.  H.,  5  from  Cornwallis,  its  near- 


Reymann  Brewing  Co.'s 


EXPORT,  BAVARIAN  and  LAGER 
BEER  is  Celebrated  for  its  Excel- 
lence.    Wheeling,   West  Virginia. 


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est  shipping  point,  and  32  from  Parkers- 
burgh,  the  nearest  bank  location.  Popu- 
lation, 18.     John  A.  GarrisoD,  postmaster. 

Ambrose  C,  blacksmith. 
>Caplin  A,  physician. 
Douglas  D  E,  general  store. 
■Gilbert  W  C,  general  store. 


GOOSE    NECK.      On   the  P.  &  H. 

R.  R.,  in  Ritchie  county,  1$  miles  from 
Ritchie  C.  H.  Population,  13.  J.  M. 
Brown,  postmaster. 

Brown  J  M,  Flour  Mill. 
McDougal  M  &  Co,  general  store. 


GORDON.  In  Boone  county,  14  miles 
from  Madison,  the  judicial  seat,  24  from 
Brownstown,  the  nearest  shipping  point, 
and  34  from  Charleston.  Population,  30. 
Nimrod  Mason,  postmaster. 


GORM  ANIA.  On  the  W.  Va.  C  &  P. 
R.  R..  in  Grant  county,  35  miles  from 
Petersburgh,  the  judicial  seat,  and  12 
from  Oakland,  the  nearest  bank  location. 
Population,  250.  Exp.,  Adams.  Tel., 
W.  U.     John  F.  Nydegger,  postmaster. 

Acord  Mrs  Margaret  F,  dressmaker. 
Baker  Samuel  C  &  Co,  general  store. 
Barrett  W  A  jr  &  Co,  general  store. 
Beckman  John  H,  general  store. 
Browning  J,  justice. 
Burkhiser  Bros  (John  E    and    Wm   C), 

grocers. 
Day  JW&Co  (John   W  Day,   John  E 

Heavner),  dry  goods. 
Donovan  Robert  E,  photographer. 
Drinkwater  Wilbert  G,  physician. 
Eger  D,  shoemaker. 
Fink  F  T,  livery. 
•Green  Peter  C,  jeweler. 
Gwadley  J  H,  blacksmith. 
Hoffmann  J  G  &  Sons  Co,  J  G  Hoffmann 

pres,   J  G   Hoffmann  jr  vice-pres,   sec 

and  treas,  tanners. 
King  Abraham  B,  bowling  alley. 
McCrum  Lloyd  L,  general  store. 
Marsh  Mrs  Susan  O,  milliner. 
Mickey  Edward  M,  asst  agt  W  Va  C  &  P. 

RR. 
Mickey  Silas  H,  station  agt  W  Va  C  &  P. 

RR. 
Nydegger  John  F,  Postmaster. 
Perrin  Dennis  A,  gen  store  and  real  est. 
Schillingburg     Joseph,    propr     Virginia 

House. 
Schillingburg  Jackson,  barber  and  hotel. 


Swadley  Samuel  H,  blacksmith. 
Virginia     House,    Joseph    Schillingburg 
propr.  

GOULD.  In  Clay  county,  10  miles 
northeast  of  Clay  C.  H.,  and  35  from  Sut- 
ton, the  nearest  banking  and  shipping 
point.  Mail,  eemi-weekly.  Joseph  De- 
laney,  postmaster. 

Delaney  Rev  Joseph  (Methodist). 

Friend  M  E,  general  store. 

Laxton  T  J,  lawyer. 

Metz  Rev  Wm  (Baptist). 

Nieoby  Bros,  lumber. 

Ward  Rev  M  (Methodist). 


GRAFTON.  The  county  seat  of  Tay- 
lor county,  is  a  city  of  3,500  inhabitants, 
located  on  Tygart's  Valley  branch  of  the 
Monongahela  river,  100  miles  from  Wheel- 
ing. It  is  at  junction  of  main  line  with 
Parkersburgh  branch  of  the  B.  &  O.  R. 
R.,  and  on  the  line  of  the  G.  &  G.  (narrow 
gauge),  R.  R.,  making  an  important  ship- 
ping point,  and  is  the  location  of  the  B.  & 
O.  repair  shops,  which  give  employment 
to  some  600  hands.  The  city  is  lighted 
with  electricity,  has  good  churches  and 
schools,  an  opera  house  with  a  seating 
capacity  of  1,300,  4  hotels,  2  banks  and  2 
weekly  newspapers — Leader  and  Sentinel. 
Principal  manufacturing  industries  are  2 
planing  mills,  1  flour  mill,  1  foundry  and 
1  saw  mill.  Exp  ,  U.  S.  Tel.,  W.  U. 
James  W.  Holt,  postmaster. 

Adelson  Louis,  clothing  and  gents'  fur- 
nishing goods. 

Allen  Solomon  L,  dry  goods. 

Arlington  Hotel,  Peter  Dinkle  propr. 

Armstrong  Adolphus,  lawyer. 

Baker  Michael,  grocer  and  shoemaker. 

Blaney  R  E  &  Co,  wall  papers,  paints,  etc. 

Blue  F  Bruce,  coal  and  wood. 

Boyd  Wm  O,  millinery  goods. 

Boyles  Lloyd  M,  propr  Ward  House,  dry 
goods  and  shoes. 

Bradshaw  John,  lumber  and  grain. 

Brinkman  George  &  Co  (George  Brink- 
man,  Wm  Koelz),  general  store. 

Brock  J  M  &  Son  (John  M  and  George  A), 
pianos  and  sewing  machines. 

Brohard  H  F,  county  commissioner. 

Burdett  F  J,  clerk  circuit  court. 

Central  Hotel,  Thomas  J  McAvay 
Propr.     (Seep  185.) 

Chambers  George  W,  mayor. 

Clark  Wm  F,  restaurant. 

Clayton  Harry,  sewing  machines. 

Cole  John  A,  boots  and  shoes. 


AGRICULTURAL  IMPLEMENTS.  /  Cumberland  Hardware  Company, 

FULL    LINE    OF    HARDWARE,      j    47  and  49  Baltimore  Street,   -    CUMBERLAND,  MD- 


ARCHITECT 


EDWARD  B.  FRANZHEIM,  ARCHITECT, 

PUBLIC  LIBRARY  BUILDING,  WHEELING,  W.  VA. 


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Cole  Taylor  E,  furniture  and  undertaker. 
Colerider  Edward  J,  shoemaker. 
Colerider  Henry    C,    Leather   and 

Shoe  Findings.     {Seep  187.) 
Compton  Harry  C,  boots  and  shoes. 
Curtin  GW&Co  (George  W  Curtin,  Aris 

and  Barton  Pardee),  lumber  dealers. 
Davis  &  Byers  (Thomas  E  Davis,  Wm  C 

Byers),  dry  goods,  boots  and  shoes. 
Davis  &  Co  (Thomas  E  Davis),  general 

store. 
De  Moss  Thomas  M,  boots  and  shoes. 
Dent  Marmeduke,  lawyer. 
Dent  &  Dent  (Marmaduke  H  and  W  R 

D),  Lawyers. 
Dinkle  Peter,  propr  Arlington  Hotel. 
Dunk  &  Co  (John  H  Dunk,  Charles  Laz- 

zell),  grocers. 
Fallon  Mrs  Mary,  restaurant. 
Finch  Thomas,  books  and  stationery. 
First  National  Bank  The  (capital,  $85,000; 
surplus,   $56,000),   T  E  Davis  pres,  L 
Mai  Ion  ee  cash. 
Fitzhugh  Wm  C,  grocer. 
Flanagan  Rev  J  H  (Presbyterian). 
Foreman  Alexander,  Photographer 
and     Photographers'      Supplies.      {See 
opp.) 
Foster  Rev  J  F  (Episcopal). 
Friedman  &  Co  (Faibel  Friedman),  cloth- 
ing. 
Gaines  Hiram,  grocer. 
Gaskin  Bros  (Albert  and  Willard),  Car- 
riage and  Wagonmakers.     {Seep  185.) 
Gerkin   John    H,  Merchant  Tailor. 

{Seep  185.) 
Gilligan  John  J,  insurance. 
Grafton  Hotel,  George  W  Hoover  mngr. 
Grafton  Leader,  8  W  Poe   Editor 

and  Propr.     {See  p  187.) 
Grafton  Marble  Works,  S  J  Will- 
hide  Propr.    {Seep  187.) 
Grafton  Sentinel  The,  J  W  Holt  propr. 
Grant  &  Henry  (Wm  L  Grant,  Holdridge 

L  Henry),  physicians. 
Grant  &  Jackson  (James  A  Grant,  W  Scott 

Jackson),  druggists. 
Guard  Charles  P,  justice  and  notary. 
Hall  Albert  B,  dentist. 
Hall  Wm  K,  county  commissioner. 
Hamilton  James  M,  physician. 
Haught  F  Theodore,  physician. 
Hess  J  H  (Methodist). 
Hoke  Joseph  T,  judge  circuit  court. 
Holt  James  W,  propr  the  Grafton  Sentinel. 
Holt  John  S,  lawyer. 
Hoover  George  W,  mngr  Grafton  Hotel. 
Hull  J  W  &  Co  (John  W  Hull),  jewelers. 
Jefferys  J  M  &  Co,  general  store. 
Jenkins  S  B,  sheriff  and  treasurer. 


Keener  George  I,  dentist. 

Kelleher  Rev  Robert  (Catholic). 

Klein  Ephraim,  clothing. 

La  Follette  Latelle  M,  lawyer. 

Lambrecht  Peter,  jeweler. 

Lilly  George  R,  shoemaker. 

Loar  Lawson  L,  general  store. 

Lock  wood  Rev  J  W  (Methodist). 

Long   Bros   (Thomas  C  and    Harry  L)> 

hardware. 
Love  Ernest  L,  physician. 
Love  Henry  C,  general  store. 
Love  IM&  Co  (Ida  M  Love),  druggists. 
Love  James  H,  physician. 
Lucas  John,  meat  market. 
McAvay  Thomas  J,  Propr  Central 

Hotel.     {Seep  185.) 
McCabe  John  A,  baker  and  restaurant. 
McConkey   Robert,  county  commissioner. 
McGuire  Miss  Mollie,  fancy  goods. 
McMamorn  Peter,  confectioner. 
Martin  Benjamin  F,  Lawyer. 
Mason  Henson,  harnessmaker. 
Maxwell  Rev  J  A  (Baptist). 
merchants  and  Mechanics'  Sav- 
ings Bank  (Capital,  $50,000),  Wm  Wat- 
kins  Pres,  Charles  H  Rector  Vice-Pres, 
Wm  Morgan  Cash.     {See  opp.) 

Moran  Patrick,  blacksmith. 

Morgan  Wm  H  &  Sons  (Wm  H,  David  M, 
Ellsworth  A  and  Jacob  R),  planing  mill. 

Mugler  Henry  J,  hardware. 

Musgrove  Samuel  M,  lawyer. 

Newlons  Charles  W,  dentist. 

Nigh  Jacob  G,  Lawyer. 

Parsons  Marshall  J,  furniture  and  under- 
taker. 

Pickett  John,  baker. 

Poe  Stephen   W,  Editor  and  Propr 
Grafton  Leader.     {See  p  187.) 

Poe  Wm  F,  propr  Valley  House. 

Preiss  J  G  &  Sons  (J  George,  Henry  J  and 
Philip  C),  hardware. 

Price  Jefferson  M,  harnessmaker. 

Price  &  Heald,  lumber. 

Rector  Charles  H,  county  clerk. 

Rector  &  Co  (Wm  A  and  E  L  Rector),  gen- 
eral store. 

Remlinger  Joseph  J,  barber. 

Rogers  Jacob,  grocer. 

Rogers  Nicholas,  general  store. 

Rogers  Wm,  barber. 

Ross  Rev  J  O  (United  Brethren). 

St  Clair  John  G,  Lawyer  and  Collec- 
tions. 

Shackleford  Miss  Mattie,  milliner. 

Sleet  Miss  Rebecca  L,  milliner. 

Slonaker  Wm,  restaurant. 

Smith  Rev  J  W  (Lutheran). 

Thayer  Abel  H,  physician. 


GRA  AND  BUSINESS    DIRECTORY.  GRA  183 

WM.  WATKINS,  President.  CHAS.  H.  RECTOR,  Vice-President.  W.  MORGAN,  Cashier. 

SAVINGS  DEPARTMENT 

=  OF  THE=  = 

MERCHANTS'  1  MECHANICS'  SAYINGS  BANK, 

GRAFTON,   W.  VA. 

CAPITAL  STOCK,  $50,000.00. 


Deposits    Received   from   $1    Up. 

INTEREST  PAID  ON  DEPOSITS  AND  COMPOUNDED  TWICE 
EACH  YEAR,  MAY  AND  NOVEMBER. 

MARRIED  WOMEN  AND  CHILDREN  CONTROL  THEIR  DEPOSITS. 

ACCOUNTS  STRICTLY  PRIVATE  AND  CONFIDENTIAL. 

ALEX.   FOREMAN, 

THE  CITY  PHOTOGRAPHER, 

IMPORTER,  MANUFACTURER  OF  AND  DEALER  IN 

PHOTOGRAPHIC  MATERIAL  AND  APPARATUS, 


MOULDINGS,  EASELS, 

ALBUMS,  PICTURE  FRAMES, 

FIXTURES,  CLASS,  ETC. 


TELEPHONE  NOS.: 

OFFICE,  38.  RESIDENCE,  40. 

GRAFTON,  =  WEST  VIRGINIA, 


McLAI\     BROTHERS, 

Wholesale  and  Retail  Druggists 
WHEELING,  AV.  VA 


S,  j 
A.  ( 


Proprietors  and  Manufacturer!  Of  McLAlN'S  RELIABLE  FAM- 
ILY MEDICINES,  WHEELING  PILLS,  PECTORAL  KYRCP, 
GOOD  INTENT   LINIMENT,  WORM  SYRUP,  WORM   CANDY. 


184 


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GRA 


f. 


Thayer  &  Haught  (A  H  Thayer,  F  T 
Haught),  druggists. 

Tregellas  John  N,  general  store. 

Turner  Thomas,  grocer. 

Tygart's  Valley  Ice  Co,  S  M  White  pres, 
W  R  D  Dent  sec. 

Valley  House,  W  F  Poe  propr. 

Van  Kirk  Wm  F,  physician. 

Ward  House,  L  M  Boyles  propr. 

Ward  L,  E,  Livery.     {See  p  187.) 

Warden  A  R,  physician. 

White  Charles  H,  mnfr  confectionery. 

White  George  W,  cigar  mnfr. 

White  8K&  Bro  (Spencer  K  and  Arthur), 
grocers. 

Willhide  Singleton  J,  Propr  Graf- 
ton Marble  Works.     {See  p  187. ) 

Wilson  J  Frank,  lawyer. 

Woolford  Richard  B,  justice. 

Wotthlie  G  &  Co,  general  store. 

Zeck  A  &  Co  (Alexander  Zeck,  O  P  Stroh, 
R  W  Kennedy),  planing  mill  and  box 
factory.  

GRAHAM  MINES.  A  postofflce  in 
Kanawaha  county,  8  miles  northeast  of 
Charleston,  the  judicial  seat,  shipping  and 
banking  point/\ 

(  GRAHAM  STATION.  A  village 
on  the  Ohio  river  and  the  O.  R.  R.  R. ,  in  Ma- 
son county.  20  miles  northeast  of  Point 
Pleasant,  the  judicial  seat  and  banking 
town.  Population,  100.  Exp.,  Adams. 
P.  H.  Elliott,  postmaster.^ 

Elliott  P  II,  Saw  Mill. 

Spencer  JH&  Son,  produce  and  poultry. 

(  GRANDVIEW.  In  Raleigh  county, 
13  miles  northeast  of  Raleigh  C.  H.,  and  4£ 
from  Quinnimont,  the  nearest  shipping 
point.  Banking  facilities  at  Hinton,  25 
miles  distant.  Population,  40.  A.  J. 
Carper,  postmasterA 

Bruce  J  A,  stone  cutter. 
Carper  A  J,  Farmer. 
Carper  S  H,  flour  and  saw  mill. 
Carper  S  L,  carpenter  and  apiarist. 
Hunt  B  L,  carpenter. 
Laing  James,  coal. 
Smith  H  A,  stone  cutter. 


GRANGEVILLE.  A  post  village  in 
the  southwestern  part  of  Marion  county, 
19  miles  west  of  Fairmont,  the  judicial 
seat  and  banking  town.  Ship  to  Manning- 
ton,  distant  7  miles,  on  the  B.  &  O.  R.  R. 
Population,  75.     T.  W.  Shaw,  postmaster. 

Cunningham  J  W,  blacksmith. 


Mclntire  G  L,  physician. 

Shaw  Jesse,  justice. 

Shaw  T  W  &  Co,  General  Store. 

Watson  F,  flour  mill. 


GRANTSVILLE.  The  county  seat 
of  Calhoun  county,  is  located  on  the  Little 
Kanawha  river,  175  miles  from  Wheeling. 
Ship  to  Cairo,  on  the  B.  &  O.  R.  R.,  35 
miles  north. {Ta  weekly  newspaper,  the 
Calhoun  Chronicle,  is  published.*)  Popu- 
lation, 150.     A.  J.  Barr,  postmaster. 

Barr  Bros,  Druggists. 

Calhoun  Chronicle,  R  M  Marshall  editor. 

Cook  Mrs  W  G,  hotel. 

Davis  George,  wagonmaker. 

Hall  R  W,  county  clerk. 

Hamilton  J  M,  lawyer. 

Hardman  Bros,  blacksmiths. 

Hardman  George  W,  sheriff. 

Hardman  Jerome,  shoes  and  saddlery. 

Hickman  Cyrus,  blacksmith. 

Huffman  &  Fortag,  blacksmiths. 

Huffman  &  Son,  lumber  mnfrs. 

Jeffrys  Wm,  Furniture  Mnfr. 

Marshall  R  M,  editor  Calhoun  Chronicle, 

Pell  J  W,  general  store. 

Scott  S  M,  hotel. 

Smith  G  S,  general  store. 

Stevenson  W  L,  lawyer. 

Stump  A  H,  hotel  and  blacksmith. 

Stump  Sadie,  milliner. 

Stump  T  R  &  Co,  furn  and  undertakers. 

Swentzel  J  P,  physician. 

Thomas  J  J  &  Co,  general  store. 

Trippitt  L  H,  circuit  clerk. 

Wiant  &  Barr,  general  store. 


GRAPE  ISLAND.  A  village  in 
Pleasants  countv,  on  the  Ohio  river  and  the 
O.  R.  R.  R.,  3£  "miles  from  St.  Mary's,  the 
county  seat,  and  64  from  Wheeling. 
Parkersburgh  is  the  location  of  nearest 
bank.  Population,  100.  M.  A.  Craig, 
postmaster. 

Bailey  T  J,  farmer. 
Brouse  R  H,  flour  mill. 
Cole  Albert,  farmer. 
Feller  George,  vinegar  mnfr. 
Hesslip  George,  farmer. 
Holdren  Edmund,  live  stock. 
Holdren  T,  live  stock. 
Holdren  W  M,  farmer. 
Patterson  R,  tanner. 
Shepherdson  W  G,  farmer. 


(GRAPEVINE.  A  recently  established 
postofflce  in  Summers  county."^ 


Pianos  and  Organs  '3T  C.  A.  House 


1334  and  1326  Market 
Street, 
II    WHEELING,  W.  VA. 


GRA  AND    BUSINESS    DIRECTORY.  GRA 


185 


GOOD  SAMPLE  ROOMS  ON  GROUND  FLOOR. 


SAME  RATES  TO  ALL. 


CENTRAL  HOTEL 

THOS.   J.   McAVAY,    Proprietor. 


One-Half  Minute's  Walk 


From  ALL  DEPOTS. 


GRAFTON, 


WEST  VIRGINIA. 


A.  GASKIN. 


►  ►  W.  GASKIN. 

GASKIN    BROS., 


MANUFACTURERS  OF 


REPAIRING  A  SPECIALTY. 


WAGONS,  BUGGIES, 

BUCK  BOARDS  AND  ROAD  CARTS. 


J.  H.  GERKIN, 

MERCHANT  TAILOR 


GRAFTON,  W.  VA. 


Prartiral  Pliimhprs  BRYAN  &  spencer, 

I    I  UUIIUUl      I    lUIMUulOl    Office,  Market  House,  Fifth  St.,  PABKEBSBUBG,  W.  VA. 


0 


FFflCE    FURNITURE 

A    SPECIALTY  AT 


ENDEL    &    CO.'S, 

1124  Main  Street,  WHEELING,  W.  VA. 


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GRE 


GRASSLAND.  Small  place  in  Har- 
rison county,  8$  miles  southeast  of  Clarks- 
burgh.  the  judicial  seat,  banking  town 
and  shipping  station.  Population,  25. 
James  A.  Coplin,  postmaster. 

Anna  A  C,  express  agent. 
Emmet  Maphis,  blacksmith. 
Harrison  John  Q,  justice. 
Homer  John  J,  general  store. 
Hovey  Elijah,  carpenter. 
Lang  Lloyd  S,  saw  and  grist  mill. 


GRASS  LICK.  Small  place  in  Jack- 
son county,  8£  miles  south  of  Jackson  C. 
H.     Mail,  triweekly. 

Greene  G  F,  jeweler. 
Simmons  Eli,  general  store. 

C  GRASSY  MEADOWS.  A  post- 
office  in  the  northwestern  part  of  Green- 
brier county,  19  miles  from  Lewisburgh, 
the  county  seat  and  banking  town,  and  14 
from  Alderson,  the  shipping  station.  Z. 
A.  Sandige,  postmaster.^ 

Burruss  J  W,  general  store. 
Flint  T  J,  constable. 
Harrah  J  B,  general  store. 
Leef  Rev  (Methodist). 
.„  Lewis  Rev  J  H  (Presbyterian). 
.    Sandige  Z  A,  Justice. 


GRASSY  RUN. 

See  Marshville. 


Harrison  county. 


GRAY'S  PLAT.  This  postofflce  is 
64J  miles  from  Wheeling,  in  the  northeast 
part  of  Marion  county,  7  miles  from  Fair- 
mont, the  county  seat.  Barracksville,  5 
miles  distant,  is  the  nearest  shipping  point. 
Joshua  J.  Talkington,  postmaster. 

Arnett  E  M,  general  store. 

Ballah  Asa  S,  machinist. 

Boar  James  D,  wagonmaker. 

Ice  M,  live  stock. 

Reed  James  A,  flour  and  saw  mill. 

Reed  John,  saw  mill. 

Wilson  Edward,  distiller. 


GRAYS  VILLE.  In  Marshall  county, 
12  miles  from  Moundsville,  the  judicial 
seat  and  banking  town,  and  1£  from  Wood- 
land, the  nearest  shipping  point.  Popula- 
tion, 50.  Thomas  P.  Hornbrook,  post- 
master. 

Forest  Gatts,  barber. 
Hornbrook,   Cox   tic 

Store  and  Flour  Mill. 


Co,    General 


,  GREEN  BANK.  A  village  in  Poca- 
liontas  county,  350  miles  from  Wheeling, 
20  from  Huntersville,  the  judicial  seat,  and 
72  from  Staunton,  Va.,  the  nearest  rail  ap- 
proach. Population,  100.  Wm.  H.  Hull, 
postmaster.  \ 

C  Austin  C  L,  physician?,, 
Brown  &  Patterson,  carpenter. 
Cooper  George  C,  carpenter. 
Cooper  Samuel,  General  Store. 
Curry  J  H,  tanner  and  shoemaker. 
Gladwell  &  Arbogast,  general  store. 
Moomaa  J  P,  physician. 
Ralston  J  H,  blacksmith. 


Owenby  Rev  (Methodist). 
Rankin  George,  live  stock. 
Rankin  John,  justice. 
Wolf  John,  blacksmith. 


GREAT  CACAPON.  A  station  on 
the  B.  &  O.  R.  R.,  in  the  northern  part  of 
Morgan  county,  6  miles  from  Berkeley 
Springs,  the  judicial  seat  and  banking 
point.     Exp.,  U.  S.    Mail,  daily. 


GREEN  BOTTOM.  A  small  settle- 
ment on  the  Ohio  river  and  the  O.  R.  R.  R., 
in  the  extreme  northern  portion  of  Cabell 
county.  It  is  12  miles  from  Huntington, 
the  judicial  seat,  and  110  from  Wheeling. 
Population,  50.     Mail,  daily. 

Clutes  &  Fisher,  general  store. 


GREEN  HILL.  A  rural  postofflce, 
in  the  western  part  of  Wetzel  county,  6 
miles  from  New  Martinsville,  the  county 
seat  and  most  convenient  banking  and 
shipping  point. 


GREENLAND.  A  village  of  50  per- 
eons  in  Grant  county,  200  miles  from 
Wheeling,  and  19  from  Petersburgh,  the 
county  seat.  Ship  to  Keyser,  distant  20 
miles.     Jesse  Hays,  postmaster. 

Babb  C  M,  live  stock. 
Babb  J  L,  live  stock. 
Babb  Obed,  live  stock. 
Hays  Jesse,  General  Store. 
Lemon  J  A,  physician. 
Lewis  Isaac,  hotel. 
Life  tic  Michael,  General  Store. 
Michael  Adam,  flour  and  saw  mill. 
Michael  A  H,  blacksmith. 
Moreland  John,  live  stock. 
Secrist  G  W,  blacksmith. 
Secrist  R  F,  cooper. 


WEST  VIRGINIA  COAL  AND  p      fl     Qmj#U    Wheeling, 
TIMBER  LANDS  for  Sale.  Ui    Ui    Oil  lllli       W.  Va. 


AND    BUSINESS    DIRECTORY.  187 

IX.  C.  C©XjEI3X3DEI3, 

WHOLESALE  AND  RETAIL  DEALER  IN 

Leather  and  Shoe  Findings, 

Boot,  Shoe  and  Gaiter  Uppers. 

MANUFACTURER  OF  BOOTS  AND  SHOES. 
Colerider  Building,  -  •  CRAFTON,  W.  VA. 

Grafton  Livery  Stable. 

L.  E.  WARD,  Proprietor. 

NEW  STABLE. 

Good  Accommodations  for  Horses. 

SINGLE  AND  DOUBLE  TEAMS. 
RIDING  HORSES  A  SPECIALTY. 

Stable   in  West   End,  near  Court   House, 
GRAFTON,  W.  VA. 

Grafton  Marble  Works. 

S.  J.  WILLHIDE, 

MANUFACTURER  OF  AND  DEALER  IN 

MONUMENTS,  HEADSTONES, 

TABLETS,  Etc.  ^ 

CRAFTOW,   WEST   VIRGINIA. 

GRAFTON    LEADER. 

S.  W.  POE,  Proprietor  and  Editor. 


The  Best  Weekly  Newspaper  in  Central  West  Virginia. 


A  COMPLETE  JOB  OFFIJT  ATTACHED. 

Whitescarver  Blook,  Jfe/-'"*-T^      CRAFTON,  W.  VA. 


INSURE 
IN  THE 


Peabody  Insurance  Co.  SL^l 


WHEELING,  W.  VA. 
,$100,000.00 


u 


GRE 


WEST   VIRGINIA   STATE   GAZETTEER 


GRO 


GREEN  SPRING.  A  post  settle- 
ment of  50  persons,  in  the  northwestern 
corner  of  Hampshire  county,  16  miles  from 
Romney,  the  county  seat.  It  is  a  station 
on  the  B.  &  O.  R.  R.  W.  R.  Wilson, 
postmaster  and  general  store. 


GREEN   SULPHUR   SPRINGS. 

Is  the  location  of  50  persons  in  the  north- 
ern part  of  Summers  county,  200  miles 
from  Wheeling,  15  from  Hinton,  the  judi- 
cial seat  and  6  from  New  Richmond,  the 
shipping  station,  on  the  C.  &  O.  Ry.  Har- 
rison Gwinn,  postmaster.  "J 

Graham  J  L,  blacksmith. 

Gwinn  Harrison,  Lumber. 

Gwinn  J  L,  blacksmith. 

Gwinn  M,  justice. 

Gwinn  in  &,  H,  General  Store. 

Gwynn  Walter  M,  lawyer. 

Hicks  J  M,  shoemaker. 

Hite  Wm,  carpenter  and  millwright. 

Hutchison  M,  flour  and  saw  mill. 

McNeil  Rev  J  W  (Methodist). 

Nicely  J  N,  saw  mill. 

Noel  E  E,  physician. 

Noel  E  E  &  Co,  General  Store. 

Noel  N  W,  physician. 

Wood  Zack,  blacksmith. 


GREENVILLE.  In  Monroe  county, 
11  miles  southwest  of  Union,  the  judicial 
seat  and  banking  point,  and  12  from  Low- 
ell, the  nearest  shipping  point.  Popula- 
tion, 100.  Mail,  tri- weekly.  J.  M.  Ballard, 
postmaster. 

Ballard  J  in,  Farmer. 

Bell  &  Co,  general  store. 

Bittenger  Rev  M  H  (Presbyterian). 

Boon  J  A,  physician. 

Butt  A  H,  physician. 

Butt  C  S,  physician. 

Butt  J  F,  dentist. 

Byrnside  H  C,  notary. 

Gaver  Rev  H  A  (Methodist). 

Helms  C  C,  carpenter. 

Hover  Fred,  tinner. 

McNeer's  Flour  Mill. 

Miller  A  P,  blacksmith. 

Mitchell  &  McNeer,  general  store. 

Wilson  E,  hotel. 


GREENWOOD.  A  station  on  the 
B.  &  O.  R.  R.,  in  Doddridge  county,  154 
miles  from  Wheeling,  and  7  from  West 
Union,  the  seat  of  justice.  Clarksburgh  is 
the  location  of  nearest  bank.  Exp.,  U.  S. 
Population,  200.  Mrs.  L.  J.  Young,  post- 
master. 


Binnegar  Jacob,  justice. 
Collins  Wm,  blacksmith  and  wagonmaker. 
O'Donnell  E  H,  cabinetmaker. 
Young  M  C,  General  Store. 


GREGGS.      A    recently 
postoffice  in  Ohio  county. 


established 


GRIFFITHSVILLE.  A  little  vil- 
lage near  the  center  of  Lincoln  county,  10 
miles  from  Hamlin,  the  judicial  seat,  and 
18  from  St.  Albans,  the  shipping  point. 
Population,  75.  H.  C.  Osborne,  post- 
master. 

Alderson  J  J,  blacksmith  and  wagonmkr. 

Carpenter  R  F,  justice. 

Craig  &  Holstein,  physicians. 

Griffith  H  B,  notary  public. 

May  C  W,  lawyer. 

Miller  &  Gross,  general  store. 

Osborne  II  C,  General  Store. 

Sharver  &  Casper,  flour  and  saw  mill. 

Speedock  A  V,  blacksmith. 

Whitter  &  Egnor,  general  store. 


CGRIMMETT.  In  Summers  county, 
miles  from  Hinton,  the  judicial  seat  and 
nearest  bank  location,  and  8  from  Talcott, 
the  nearest  shipping  point.  J.  Grimmett, 
postmaster.^ 

(^GRIMM'S  LANDING.    Is  situated 
on  the  Great  Kanawha  river  and  K.  &  M. 
R.  R.,  in  Mason  county,  17  miles  south- 
east  of  Point  Pleasant,  the  judicial  seat, 
and  location  of  nearest  bank.    Exp.,  U.  S.J 

GROVE.  This  postoffice  was  estab- 
lished in  1883,  and  is  situated  in  Dodd- 
ridge county,  14  miles  from  West  Union, 
the  judicial  seat  and  shipping  point. 
Clarksburgh  is  the  banking  town.  Popu- 
lation, 110.     M.  S.  Van  Horn,  postmaster. 

Adams  Joshua,  carpenter. 

Bailey  &  Morrison,  general  store. 

Barnett  O,  lumber. 

Chapman  &  Summers,  general  store. 

Cheuvront  W  E,  blacksmith. 

Divers  G  W,  carpenter. 

Greathouse  Moses,  shoemaker. 

Leeson  Dora,  physician. 

Nester  Rev  J  H  (Methodist). 

Spurgeon  &  Flesher,  saw  mill. 

Summers  M  B,  school  teacher. 

Van  Horn  Rev  C  A  (Christian). 

Van  Horn  Hattie,  milliner. 

Van  Horn  M  S,  Shoes  and  Livery. 

Williams  Wm,  live  stock. 


WOOD  BROS.  PLANING  MILL  CO.,  i 

If  WHEELING,  W.  VA.  ( 


LOWEST    PRICES 

Consistent  with  First-Class  Work. 


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I  G-UNVILLE.  In  Mason  county,  18 
miles  from  Point  Pleasant,  the  judicial  seat 
and  banking  point,  and  7  from  Maupin, 
the  nearest  shipping  point.  C.  J.  Baker, 
postmaster."^ 

GUSEMAN.  On  Muddy  Creek,  in 
Preston  county,  10  miles  from  Kingwood, 
the  county  seat  and  banking  town.  Terra 
Alta,  distant  12  miles,  on  B.  &  O.  R.  R.,  is 
the  most  convenient  shipping  station. 
Mail,  daily.  

jT  GUYANDOTTE.  Is  an  important 
station  on  the  C.  &  O.  Ry,  and  the  present 
southern  terminus  of  the  O.  R.  R.  R. 
It  has  direct  daily  communication  by  boat 
with  Cincinnati,  O.,  and  Pittsburgh,  Pa., 
being  210  miles  from  Wheeling.  It  is  lo- 
cated in  the  northwest  part  of  Cabell  coun- 
ty, and  was  settled  in  1806,  and  is  now  an 


incorporated   town  of  1,500  inhabitants, 
with  4  churches,  4  hotels,  handle  factory, 
tub  factory,  woolen  mill,  machine  shop, 
and    several  saw  mills.      Exp.,    Adams. x 
Tel.,  W.  U.     B.  D.  McGinnis,  postmaster.  ) 
Agnew  Charles  L,  barber. 
Ball  Joseph  S,  meat  market. 
Beall  James  P,  general  store. 
Beall  John  M,  general  store. 
Beddow  Rev  John  (Methodist). 
Brown  John  W,  physician. 
Burks  G  E,  blacksmith  and  coal. 
Chapman  George  S,  saloon. 
Chapman  George  W,  carpenter. 
Church  A  G,  veterinary  surgeon. 
Church  Miss  Grace,  dressmaker. 
Crandall  S  B.  tub  factory  and  saw  mill. 
Dabney  D  W,  physician. 
Darling  House,  L  P  Letulle  propr. 
Difenbach  Edward,  prin  public  school. 
Dixon  B  T,  railroad  act. 


HAMILTON  W.  STEWART.  DANIEL  E.  STEWART.  FLETCHER  B.  STEWART 

GUYAND0TTE   WOOLEN  AND  KNITTING  MILLS. 

STEWART  BROS.,  Proprietors. 


Manufacturers  of  Yarns,  Jeans,  Flannels.  Blankets,  Skirting  and  Hosiery;  also  Meal  and  Ground  Feed, 
ALSO  BLACKSMITHS  AND  GENERAL  MACHINE  SHOP. 

0-T7"5r^.3STIDO,I"T'E,  -  WEST  T7T:R,G}-i:fcTI.A_. 

HENNEN  the  PRINTER 


C°3SS?aaL  SPECIALTY. 
Dobbin,  W.Va. 


UYANDOTT 

W.  VA. 


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HARDWOODS,  CHERRY  and  all  others  Bought,  for 
which  Highest  Cash  Prices  are  Paid.  J.  L.  KILTI- 
RARGER    LUMBER    CO.,    Dobbin,    West    Virginia, 


T I  N  W  Jk  R  F  Ma"uSctl,rers  -i The  W.  H.  Smith  Hardware  Co., 

I     111   ft  ^\  Im  b     and    Dealers.    (  Parkersburg,    West   Virginia. 


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Doutit  John  L,  grocer. 

Doutit  Wm  H,  barber. 

Dusenberry  Mrs  Annie,  florist. 

Dusenberry  Charles  O,  apiarist. 

Epps  Abraham,  well  borer. 

Everette  Talton  W,  tanner. 

Flowers  Alonzo,  painter. 

Fry  A  S,  Propr  National  Hotel. 

Fuller     Theodore    M,    Undertaker 

and  Furniture;  Large  Stock  Furniture, 

Coffins,    Metallic    Caskets    and    Burial 

Robes. 
Funk  James  D,  stone  mason. 
Guyandotte  Cornet  Band. 
Ciuyandotfc  Woolen   and  Knit- 
ting Mills,  Stewart  Bros  Proprs.     (See  p 

189) 
Haitzell  &  Caldwell,  handle  factory. 
Heimer  Granville  A,  baker. 
Henley  B  W,  shoemaker. 
Hennen  Win  V,  Commercial  Printer. 

(See  p  189.) 
Hiltbruner  Jacob,  tinner. 
Hite  Wm  F,  agent  ORRR. 
Jenkias  J  S,  jeweler  and  confectioner. 
Kahler  Wm,  lumber  inspector. 
Keenan  Anzonetta  M,  milliner. 
Keenan  A  J,  grocer. 
Kelley  Rev  M  A  (Baptist). 
Lane  George,  restaurant. 
Letulle  L  P,  propr  Darling  House. 
McGinnis  A  B,  physician. 
l$f  cGinnis  B  D,  Postmaster,  Attorney- 

at-Law,  Real  Estate  and  Notary  Public; 

Collections  Solicited;  Prompt  Returns. 
Marshall  Miss,  dressmaker. 
Millirou3  George,  propr  Riverside  Hotel. 
Mosgrove  Mrs,  florist. 
Murphy  &  Page  (James  Murphy,  James  H 

Page),  druggists. 
National  Hotel,  A  S  Fry  Propr;  $1 

to  $2  per  Day. 
Noel  Bros  (Wm  and  Walter),  grocers. 
Page  J  H,  dairyman. 
Page  Lewis  E,  shoemaker. 
Page  &  Everette  (George  S  Page,  Henry  C 

Everette),  grocers. 
Peters  R  H,  painter. 
Reynolds  Rev  E  W  (Methodist  South). 
Riverside  Hotel,  George  Millirous  propr. 
Rodgers  A  B,  saloon. 
Roush  Luther  M,  meat  market. 
,  Samath  Wm,  dry  goods. 
Scheneberg  John  B,  grocer. 
Sedinger  James  D,  plasterer. 
Shelton  Miss  Annie,  dressmaker. 
Shorter  Wm  H,  shoemkr  and  confectioner. 
Smith  Albsrt  E,  dry  goods  and  mayor. 
Smith  D  I,  grist  mill  and  live  stock. 
Smoot  Beverly,  fish  market  and  restaurant. 


Stewart  Bros  (Hamilton  W,  Daniel 
E  and  Fletcher  B),  Proprs  Guyandotte 
Woolen  and  Knitting  Mills;  also  Ma- 
chinists and  Blacksmiths.     (See  p  189.) 

Stewart  H  W,  brick  mason. 

Swan  J  T,  cooper. 

Tauber  &  Wilson  Lumber  Co. 

Thornburg  John,  grocer. 

Thornburg  &  Clark  (John  M  Thornburg, 
John  R  Clark),  grocers. 

Ward  Wm,  plasterer. 

Wellington  E  B,  lumber. 

Wilson  &  Wright  (John  W  Wilson,  Ed- 
ward E  Wright),  saloon. 

Womeldorff  Mrs  Willie,  dressmaker. 

Woods  Miss  Annie,  dressmaker. 

Workman  M  E,  grocer. 

Young  Wm  H,  barber. 


HACKER'S  CREEK.    Lewis  coun- 
ty.    See  Berlin. 


( 


HACKER'S  VALLEY.  Is  located 
in  the  southeast  part  of  Webster  county, 
19  miles  from  Webster,  the  county  seat, 
and  150  from  Wheeling.  Buckhannon,  34 
miles  distant,  is  the  usual  shipping  point 
and  banking  town. .Population,  40.  P.  S. 
Vance,  postmaster.^ 

Anderson  A  M,  blacksmith. 

Anderson  A  M  &  Son,  general  store,  saw 

and  flour  mill. 
Bankhead  Hugh,  coal  miner. 
Belknap  Norman,  mail  contractor. 
Bur  J  L,  blacksmith  and  wagonmaker. 
Collins  W  R,  barber  and  meat  market. 
Conger  J  E  H,  shoemaker. 
Cunningham  James,  physician. 
Curry  C  A,  General  Store  and  Hotel. 
Duke  8  E,  wagonmaker. 
Duke  W  T,  General  Store  and  Notary 

Public. 
Eliot  T  I,  physician. 
Farrar  Hasilton,  teacher. 
Ferrell  R  C,  sheep. 
Henkel  W  V,  Blacksmith. 
Pritt  D,  wagonmaker. 
Pugh  E  E,  carpenter. 
Shine  Levi,  saw  and  flour  mill. 
Ubank  E  H,  carpenter. 


HADDIX.  In  Tucker  county,  on  the 
W.  Va.  C.  &  P.  R.  R.,  9  miles  south  of 
St.  George,  the  judicial  seat.  Mail,  daily. 
Noah  Schumacher,  postmaster. 

Gastern  J  A,  railroad  agent. 
Schumacher  Noah,  Laborer. 

HAGANS.    In  Monongalia  county,  7 


VY  JO.  A  Ml\.  AH  iDo       316  MARKET  ST., 


W.  H.  FLANAGAN,  Propr. 

PALACE  EXCHANGE, 
PARKEKSBDRG,  W.  VA. 


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miles  northwest  of  Louisville,  its  shipping 
point,  and  10  west  of  Morgan  town, the  seat 
of  justice.     Mail,  semi-weekly. 

HAINESVILLE.  A  postoffice  in 
Hampshire  county,10  miles  from  Romney, 
the  judicial  seat,  shipping  and  banking 
point.     S.  S.  Light,  postmaster. 

Alkire  Peter,  blacksmith. 
Burkett  DilleD,  gristmill. 
Haines  J  H,  farmer. 
Light  S  S,  Farmer. 


[  HALIDON.  Small  settlement  in 
Summers  county,  15  miles  northeast  of 
Hinton,  the  judicial  seat  and  banking 
point.  Sandstone,  8  miles  distant,  is  the 
nearest  shipping  point.  J.  C.  M.  Greer, 
postmaster.  % 

Allen  G  N,  farmer  and  miller. 
Allen  N  N,  live  stock. 
Ford  W  H,  farmer  and  miller. 
Foster  A  A,  live  stock. 
George  J  A,  farmer  and  miller. 
Hurley  Michael,  live  stock. 
Hutchinson  M,  saw  mill. 
Miller  A  A,  live  stock. 
Withrow  M  F,  farmer  and  miller. 
Withrow  W  W,  farmer. 


HALL.  A  post  settlement  of  100  per- 
sons in  the  southern  part  of  Barbour  coun- 
ty, 10  miles  from  Philippi,  the  judicial 
seat,  banking  town  and  snipping  station. 
A  newspaper,  the  Enterprise,  is  published. 
S.  L.  Corbin,  postmaster. 

Barb  Rev  S  (Baptist). 

Corbin   Sj  Ivamis   L,  Stationer,    Job 

Printer,    Notary    and    Publisher    The 

Enterprise. 
Corbin  S  T,  jeweler. 
Dadisman  Wm,  carpenter. 
Hoff  H  E,  live  stock. 
Hoff  O  P,  live  stock. 
Kerr  Adam,  cooper. 
Kerr  J  L,  lumber. 
Lance  W  T,  saw  and  flour  mill. 
Marshall  Morrison,  blacksmith. 
Ritter  J  M,  grain  and  live  stock. 
Werner  O  M,  general  store. 
Wheeler  J  W,  justice. 


HALLECK.  Is  a  post  village  of  50 
inhabitants,  in  the  southern  part  of  Mon- 
ongalia county,  12  miles  from  Morgantown, 
the  county  seat  and  banking  town,  and  60 
from  Wheeling.  Goods  should  be  shipped 
to  Independence,    7  miles  distant,  on  the 


B.  &  O.  R.  R.       Population,  50.     Charles 
H.  Duncan,  postmaster. 

Cartright  J  C,  farmers'  alliance  store. 
Duncan  C  H,  Farmer. 
Dyons  Joseph,  grist  mill. 
Lemley  &  Swisher,  saw  mill. 
Watson  E  S,  flour  and  saw  mill. 
Watson  James  S,  general  store. 

HALL'S  MILLS.  A  postoffice  in 
the  western  part  of  Wetzel  county,  9  miles 
from  New  Martinsville,  the  judicial  seat, 
banking  and  shipping  point,  and  30  from 
Wheeling.  Thomas  Adams,  postmaster 
and  general  store. 

HALLTOWN.  On  the  B.  &  O.  R. 
R.,  in  Jefferson  county,  4  miles  from 
Charles  Town,  the  judicial  seat  and  bank- 
ing town.  Population,  500.  Exp.,  U.  S. 
I.  A.  Eyster,  postmaster. 

Craven  Trussell,  flour  mill. 

Eyster  I  Allison,  express  agent. 

Eyster  &  Son,  Straw  Board  Mill. 

Nichols  Frank,  general  store. 

Nichols  Jacob,  produce  and  poultry. 

Ott  John,  wagonmaker. 

Perry,  physician. 

Propst  James,  blacksmith  and  wagonmkr. 

Rainy  Wm,  general  store. 

HALO.  A  farmers'  postoffice  in  Web- 
ster county,  14  miles  from  Addison,  the 
judicial  seat  and  25  from  Sutton,  the  near- 
est banking  and  shipping  point.  Wm.  R. 
Morris,  postmaster  and  farmer.  "\ 


HAMBLETON.  On  the  W.  Va.  C. 
&  P.  R.  R. ,  in  Grant  county,  30  miles 
northwest  of  Petersburgh  C.  H.  Nearest 
bank  at  Piedmont.  Exp.,  Adams.  Tel., 
W.  U. 

Gaither  W  II,  General  Store. 


HAMLIN.  A  settlement  of  300  peo- 
ple, the  county  seat  of  Lincoln  county,  150 
miles  from  Wheeling.  Milton,  on  the  C. 
&  O.  Ry,  21  miles  north,  is  the  nearest 
shipping  station.  Huntington  is  the 
banking  town.  Daily  stage  to  Milton; 
fare,  $1.     W.  W.  Baker,  postmaster. 

Baker  W  W  &  Co,  General  Store. 

Bench  W  E,  blacksmith. 

Bowles  &  Holley,  physicians. 

Burger  Charles,  hotel. 

Curry  B  F,  hotel. 

Goble  M  B,  general  store. 

Heck  Wm,  saloon. 


Bot 1 1  e  re  KIMMERLING  &  KRftUS,  Agts.  Paissi  Brewing  Co 

■^WfcHWI    **B  MARTINSBURG,    WEST  VIRGINIA. 


ii/Urri  IMP  IOC  anc'  Storage  Co.,  Manufacturers  of  Pure  Ice  from 
If  MLlLIINU  illL  Distilled  Water,  2224  Water  St.,  Wheeling,W.Va. 


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Jones  Wm,  saloon. 

Jordan  Wm,  saloon. 

Lineoln   Citizen,  W  M  Workman  editor 

and  publr. 
Overstreet  J  H,  saw  and  flour  mill. 
Reynolds  J  C,  general  store. 
Rust  John,  carpenter. 
Stump,  blacksmith. 
Sweetland  &  Bro,  general  store. 
Waysong  F  L,  grocer. 
Wilkinson  J  F,   Carpenter  and  Har- 

nessmaker. 
Workman  W  M,  publr  Lincoln  Citizen. 

f  HAMPTON.    A  recently  established 
postofflce  in  Raleigh  county,  j 

HANDLEY.  A  coal  mining  settle- 
ment of  300  inhabitants,  In  the  southern 
part  of  Kanawha  county,  on  the  line  of 
the  C.  &  O.  Ry,  25  miles  south  of  Charles- 
ton, the  judicial  seat.  Exp.,  Adams. 
Tel.,  W.  U.     J.  W.  Sevy,  postmaster. 

Brooks  J  H,  barber. 
Corson  C  F,  saloon. 
Dean  James,  railroad  agent. 
Farley  Caleb,  blacksmith. 
Hoag  Frank  B,  telegraph  agent. 
Musgrave  J  E,  physician. 
Standard  Coal  &  Coke  Co. 
Vickers  G  M,  shoemaker. 


HANGING  ROCK.  A  postofflce 
in  Hampshire  county,  130  miles  from 
Wheeling  and  15£from  Romney,  the  coun- 
ty seat,  nearest  banking  town  and  shipping 
station.  Population,  50.  Calvin  Rogers, 
postmaster. 

Bedinger  Joseph,  blacksmith. 
Billmeyer:G  W,  flour  and  saw  mill. 
Ermatt  J  H,  carpenter. 
McDonald  S  C  &  Co,  general  store. 
Rogers  Calvin,  General  Store. 


HANGING    ROCK    MILLS.       A 

hamlet  and  country  postofflce  in  Hardy 
county, 22  miles  fromMoorefleld,  the  coun- 
ty seat  and  banking  point,  and  29  from 
Romney,  the  nearest  shipping  point.  Pop- 
ulation, 10.     Susan  McCauley,  postmaster. 

Boone  S  L,  shoemaker. 
Bradfield  J  F,  farmer. 
Landacre  Wm  B,  saw  mill. 
McCauley  Elias,  Flour  Mill. 
Russell  J  B,  miller. 


George,  the  judicial  seat  and  12  from 
Rowlesburgh,  its  shipping  station,  on  the 
B.  &  O.  R.  R.  Population,  30.  K  E. 
Loughry,  postmaster. 

Adams  C  W,  notarv  public. 

Friend  Rev  H  E  (Methodist). 

Laughry  Claude  A,  jeweler. 

Laughry  J  R,    Justice    and    General 

Store. 
Miller  E  V,  real  estate. 
Miller  J  M,  physician. 
Nester  L  A,  constable. 
Nester  N,  saw  and  grist  mill. 
Plum  E,  grist  mill. 
Robinson  J,  grocer  and  blacksmith. 
Stull  Jefferson,  carpenter. 


(  HARM  AN.  In  Randolph  county,  29 
miles  from  Beverly,  the  judicial  seat,  and 
20  from  Davis,  the  nearest  shipping  point. 
Population,  150.  Lee  Cunningham,  post- 
master.^ 

Beimel  t  A  J,  General  Store. 

Harman  Asa,  saw  mill. 

Heltyll  J  W,  saw  mill. 

Lett  John  A,  corn  and  grist  mill. 

Ray  Washington,  corn  and  grist  mill. 

White  L,  corn  and  grist  mill. 


f 


HANNAHSVILLE.    Is  a  postofflce 
;in  Tucker  county,  8  miles  north   of  St. 


HARPER'S  PERRY.  A  prosper- 
ous incorporated  town  of  1,500  inhabitants, 
picturesquely  located  on  the  Shenandoah 
and  Potomac  rivers,  and  on  the  B.  &  O.  R. 
R.,  in  Jefferson  county,  10  miles  from 
Charles  Town,  the  judicial  seat,  298  from 
Wheeling  and  52  from  Washington,  D.  C.  j 
It  is  supplied  with  Methodist,  Episcopal, 
Presbyterian,  Catholic  and  Lutheran 
churches,  Storer  College,  excellent  schools, 
2  pulp  mills,  a  live  weekly  newspaper,  the 
Sentinel,  and  numerous  well  stocked  spec- 
ial and  general  stores,  etc.  The  Potomac  | 
and  the  Hill  Top  hotels  have  ample  accom- 
modations for  the  tourist,  pleasure-seeker, 
and  the  commercial  trade.  Exp.,  Adams. 
Tel.,  W.  U.     S.  V.  Yantisjjjostmaster. 

Allstadt  Thomas,  dairyman. 

Anderson  Wm,  apiarist. 

Anderson  Wm  E,  auctioneer. 

Anthony  Hall,  Nathan  C  Brackett  mngr. 

Avis  Wm,  painter. 

Baden  Miss  Fannie,  music  teacher. 

Baden  Joseph,  painter. 

Baden  Wm  T,  general  store. 

Beale  Thomas  W,  stoves  and  tinware. 

Becker  Bros,  fruit  growers. 

Brackett  Mrs  N  C,  artist. 

Briggs  Charles  H,  justice. 


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to  WEST  VIRGINIA  REAL  ESTATE  Carefully  Examined  by 
CHAS.    W.    BARRICK,    New   Martinsville,   W.  Va. 


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The  Sentinel. 

HARPER'S  FERRY,  JEFFERSON  CO.,   W.  VA. 
A  NON-POLITICAL  HOME  PAPER. 


Circulates  Locally  In  Jefferson  County,  W.  Va.,  Loudoun  Co.,  Va., 
and  Washington  Co.,  iHd. 

REASONABLE  RATES  FOR  ADVERTISING. 

POTOMAC  HOUSE. 

SPECIALTIES: 

GOOD  FARE.  CLEAN   BEDS. 

ATTENTIVE  WAITERS. 


GEORGE  McGLINCY,  Propr. 


A  Grand  Place  for  a  Summer  Outing. 

Every  Foot  of  Ground  is  Fraught  with 
Historic  Interest. 


HARPER'S  FERRY, 

WEST    VIRGINIA. 


IB-  S.  OTTlv£lvd:i^TC3-3' 


LIVERY  AND  FEED  STABLES,  tfSBfeft 

HARPER'S  FERRY,  W.  VA., 

ARE  WELL  STOCKED  WITH 

DESIRABLE  RIDING  AND  DRIVING  HORSES, 

Comfortable  Vehicles,  Etc.  J£sF~  First-class  Accommodations  for 
Excursion  Parties  in  the  way  of  Good  Teams.  Charges  Reasonable. 
Stables  in  Armory  Yard,  near  the  Potomac  House.  Orders  Promptly 
Attended  to. 


M.  W.  KANE,  JobborP 

211  Third  St.,  PARKERS  BURG,  W.  Va. 


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Brunswick  James  L,  barber. 

Burns  Patrick,  stone  mason. 

Burton  Alfred,  apiarist. 

Butt  James  D,  lawyer. 

Butts  Henry,  blacksmith. 

Campbell  Rev  H  C  V  (Presbyterian). 

Cavalier  Miss  Ida,  music  teacher. 

Cavalier  Mary  A,  general  store. 

Cavalier  Robert  H,  druggist. 

Chambers  E  B,  station  agt  B  &  O  R  R. 

Chambers  Miss  Jennie,  artist. 

Chambers  Miss  Maude,  artist. 

Chapline  Charles  L,  harnes3maker. 

Child  Miss  Emily,  music  teacher. 

Child  Jonathan  C,  general  store. 

Clair  Rev  M  W  (African  Methodist). 

Cockrell  Thomas,  feed. 

Colgate  Edward,  painter. 

Conner  John  W,  propr  Hotel  Conner. 

Conner  Theodore  M,  saloon. 

Conway  James,  saloon. 

Cummings  Edward  S,  Livery  and 
Feed  Stables ;  Excellent  Riding  and 
Driving  Horses.     (Seep  193.) 

Daily  Joseph,  carpenter. 

Daily  Joseph  L,  wood  and  coal. 

Daniels  Henry  V,  druggist. 

Delauder  Wm  A,  blacksmith. 

Ditmeyer  George  &  Bro  (George  and 
John),  wood  and  coal. 

Dixon  Mason,  blacksmith. 

Doran  S  &  W,  general  store. 

Drew  Charles  J,  saloon. 

Engle  D  Frank,  dairyman. 

Erwin  Wm  L.,  Editor  and  Propr  Har- 
per's Ferry  Sentinel ;  an  Excellent  Adver- 
tising Medium.     (Seep  193.) 

Everett  Rev  W  B  (Episcopal). 

Flynn  Ashly,  artist. 

Frame  John,  dairyman. 

Gannon  Wm,  physician. 

Geary  Thomas  W,  general  store. 

Graham  George  W,  lawyer. 

Graham  S  A,  dry  goods. 

Green  George  W,  fruit  grower. 

Grubb  James  H,  surveyor. 

Hamilton  James,  leader  Harper's  Ferry 
Brass  Band. 

Hammer  Julia,  dressmaker. 

Harper's  Ferry  Brass  Band,  James  Hamil- 
ton leader. 

Harper's  Ferry  Paper  Co,  Thomas  H  Sav- 
ery  pres,  Enos  E  Thatcher  sec  and  treas, 
pulp  mnfrs. 

Harper's  Ferry  Sentinel,  Wm  L 
Erwin  Editor  and  Propr.     (Seep  193.) 

Harris  Rev  Wm  (Methodist). 

Hartgrove  J  F,  dentist, 

Heafer  Richard,  stone  mason. 

Henkle  Jacob,  dairyman. 


Herrell  Wm  E,  restaurant. 

Herrod  Absalom,  barber. 
/■Hill  George  I,  teacher. 
{  Hill  Top  House,  Thomas  S  Lovett 
Propr;  a  Fashionable  Summer  Hotel  a} 
Extremely  Reasonable  Rates;  Finest 
View  from  Verandas  in  West  Virginia, 
Overlooking  John  Brown's  Fort,  Arling- 
ton, Washington,  Maryland  and  Bolivar 
Heights,  the  Potomac  and  the  Shenan- 
doah.   (Seep  4.)  )  s 

Hill  Wm  B,  grocerr 

Hobbs  Mrs  Martha,  dressmaker. 

Hopwood  Mrs  C  R,  milliner. 

Hotel  Conner,  John  W  Doll  propr. 

Hughes  John  H,  fruit  grower. 

Hull,  civil  engineer. 

Industrial  Banking  and  Investment  Assn 
of  the  United  States  of  America,  Lee 
Crandall  pres,  Will  O  Rau  cash. 

Johnson  Miss  Emma,  music  teacher. 

Jones  Mrs  Mollie  M,  dressmaker. 

Jones  S  T,  notions. 

Kaplon  V  &  Bro  (Victor  and  Abram). 
clothlng. 

Earn  Charles,  bridge  builder. 

Kemp  Oliver,  bridge  builder. 

La  Rue  James,  shoemaker. 

Levy  John,  basketmaker. 

Lewis  Robert,  painter. 

Lewis  Rev  R  K  (Methcdisi). 

Lockwood  House,  Mrs  S  E  Lovett  propr. 

Lovett  Mrs  S  E,  propr  Lockwood  House. 

Lovett  Thomas  S,  Propr  the  Hill 
Top  House;  a  very  Desirable  Place  for 
Health,  Recreation  and  Comfort.     (See 

Vk) 

McFadden  Miss  Irene,  artist. 

McGliney  Georjje,  Propr  Potomac 
House.     (See  p  193.) 

McGraw  James  C,  Hardware,  Coal 
and  Salt. 

Marmion  Miss  Annie,  music  teacher. 

Marquette  George  R,  telegraph  operator. 

Mauzy  Frederick  H,  meat  market. 

Murphy  Alexander,  grocer. 

Nicewander  John,  broom  mnfr. 

Nichols  Daniel,  carpenter. 

Nichols  W  B  &  Bro  (Wm  B  and  Jacob  T)r 
grocers. 

Nicol  Rev  W  D  (Lutheran). 

Ott  &  Merritt  (Thomas  Ott,  Jacob  Merritl), 
carpenters. 

Padgett  Thomas,  baggagemaster  B  &  O 
RR. 

Potomac  House,  George  McGlincy 
Propr;  Good  Fare,  Clean  Beds  and  At- 
tentive Waiters;  Alost  Convenient  Hotel 
to  the  Depot;  the  Commercial  Men's 
House.     (Seep  193.) 


\ 


VANCE  SHOE  COMPANY.  ^See  Page  57. 


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Ranson  Briscoe  B,  physician. 

Rau  Mining  and  Mnfg  Co,  coal  miners. 

Rau  Rudolph,  vineyard. 

Rau's  Sons  (Charles  R  Rau),  general  store. 

Rau  Will  O,  grocer. 

Reed  Wm  A,  grocer. 

Renner  Joseph  H,  grocer. 

Roach  &  Bro,  fruit  growers. 

Schaeffer  Daniel  M,  physician. 

Schreck  Wm,  shoemaker. 

Shenandoah   Pulp  Co,  Savory,   Luke    & 

Quigley  proprs. 
Smallwood  Thomas,  grocer. 
Spangler  W  H  H,  physician. 
Stuart  John  A,  restaurant. 
Walsh  Julia,  general  store. 
Walters  Robert,  plasterer. 
Webb  N  Elisha,  druggist. 
Webb  Samuel,  painter. 
Webber  George,  saloon. 
Wentzell  Charles  B,  cigar  mnfr. 
Wilson  Rev  (Catholic). 
Winters  Miss  Belle,  dressmaker. 
Yantis  Miss  Daisie,  music  teacher. 
Yanlis  Solomon  V,  Postmaster. 

HARPER'S  MILLS.    With  30  in 

habitants,  is  located  in  Pendleton  county 
14  miles  from  Franklin,  the  county  seat 
and  70  from  Keyser,  its  shipping  station 
on  the  B.  &  O.  R.  R.  Amby  Harper,  post 
master. 

Dove  Jacob  F,  Grist  Mill. 
Harman  John  A,  general  store. 
Phares  G  W,  general  store. 


HARRISON.  In  Clay  county,  12 
miles  northeast  of  Clay  C.  H.  and  25  from 
Sutton,  the  nearest  banking  and  shipping 
point.  Mail,  semi-weekly.  J.  S.  Bailes, 
postmaster. 


Bragg  Morgan,  farmer. 

Daniels  John,  farmer. 

Elswick  Andrew,  farmer. 

Elswick  David,  farmer. 

Elswick  Luther,  farmer. 

Herold  &,  Bailes,  General  Store. 

Johnson  Scott,  farmer. 

Mullens  J  H,  blacksmith. 

Rose  Rev  R  M  (Baptist). 


HARRISVILLE. 

The  railroad  name  for 
the  P.  &  H.  R.  R. 


Ritchie  county. 
Ritchie  C.   H.,  on 


HART.  A  postoffice  in  Lincoln  coun- 
ty, 20  miles  south  of  Hamlin,  the  judicial 
seat,  and  160  from  Wheeling.  Mail,  semi- 
weekly.  

HARTFORD  CITY.  A  landing  on 
the  Ohio  river,  in  the  northwest  part  of 
Mason  county,  154  miles  from  Wheeling 
and  20  fromPoint  Pleasant, the  judicial  seat. 
Pomeroy,  O.,  is  the  banking  town,  where 
connection  is  had  by  telephone.  Large 
and  extensive  salt  and  coal  mines  are  the 
principal  industries  of  the  town.  The 
O.  R.  R.  R.  passes  directly  through  the 
town.  Hartford  City  is  incorporated  and 
has  1,000  inhabitants.  Tel.,  W.  U.  Exp., 
Adams.    T.  E.  Jones,  postmaster. 

Allen  Richard,  general  store. 

Bibbee  Daniel,  marshal. 

Bowles  Lon  A,  Railroad  and  Express 
Agent. 

Bulkeley  91  O  &  Co  (Morgan  G  Bul- 
keley,  George  W  Moredock),  Saw  Mill 
and  Stave  Mnfrs. 

California  Colliery,  Juhling  Coal  Co  oper- 
ators. 

Chester  Henry  L,  livery. 


A.  E.  SMITH, 

Pres.  and  Treas. 


CHABLES  CLIFTOH, 

Sec.  and  Mngr. 


Liverpool  Salt  and  Coal  Co., 

MANUFACTURERS  OP 

BROMINE,    COARSE,    COMMON-FINE,    FINE, 
TABLE  AND  DAIRY   SALT. 

ALSO  GENERAL  MERCHANDISING. 

Correanonaence  HARTFORD   CITY,  W.  VA. 


TRADE    MARK. 


0    S    Phtlnotf    ARCHITECT  AND  SUPERINTENDENT, 

w#     KJm    x    AAAJ.J^\Jl/L/a    14tn  and  Market  Sts.,  Wheeling,  W.  Va. 


13 


Engineers'  Supplies, 


Steam  and  Hydraulic  Packing,  Asbestos 
mill  Board,  Waste,  Etc.  Write  as  for  Prices. 
CHAS.    H.    BERRY,    Wheeling,   W.  Va. 


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Crary  Archibald,  physician. 

Crary  M  S,  druggist. 

Crosby  Homer,  wagonmaker. 

German  Salt  Works,  salt  mnfrs. 

Ginther  John,  blacksmith. 

Harpold  Miss  Susan,  music  teacher. 

Hartford  City  Brass  Band,  John  Mathews 
ladder 

Hartford  City  Salt  Co  (Capital, 
$75,000),  M  G  Bulkeley  Pres,  D  E  New- 
ton Sec,  G  W  Moredock  Treas,  Salt 
Mnfrs  and  General  Store. 

Hartford  City  Stave  and  Saw  Mill,  G  W 
Moredock  pres,  R  L  Winkelblack  sec. 

Hartford  Colliery,  Hartford  City  Salt  Co 
operators. 

Hensley  James,  ties  and  posts. 

Horace  Lewis,  sewing  machine  agent. 

Johnson  Mrs  Mary  M,  baker. 

Jones  Thomas  E,  Postmaster  and 
Surveyor. 

J  uSaling  Coal  Company(Wm  and  Os- 
wald Juhling),  General  Merchandising, 
and  Miners  and  Shippers  by  River  and 
Rail  of  the  Best  Ohio  River  Coal. 

Kraft  Charles,  blacksmith. 

Leraer  Barney  J,  barber  and  general  store. 

Liverpool  Salt  and  Coal  Co  The 
(Capital,  $15,000),  A  E  Smith  Pres  and 
Treas,  Charles  Clifton  Sec  and  Mngr. 
{Seep  195.) 

Newton  &  Donnally  (Douglass  E 
Newton,  H  F  Donnally),  Bromine  Mnfrs. 

Pierce  Colliery,  Pierce  Bros  &  Co  oprs. 

Pierce  Mrs  E  L,  milliner  and  dressmaker. 

Rodgers  Addison,  contractor. 

Sattes  Mrs  Mary  E,  hotel. 

Sayre  Andrew  J,  shoemaker  and  gen  store. 

Seamons  Win,  blacksmith. 

Sehon  Andrew,  cattle  breeder. 

Slaughter  Rev  Frank  (United  Brethren) 

Thomas  Charles  J  &  Co  (Charles  J  and 
Herman  Thomas),  meat  market. 

Williams  Simon,  mayor. 


HARTLEY'S.  A  rural  postofflce  in 
Ritchie  county,  19  miles  southwest  of 
Ritchie  C.  H.     Mail,  semi-weekly. 


HARTMONSVILLE.  Is  a  village 
inhabited  by  100  persons,  in  the  western 
part  of  Mineral  county,  15  miles  from 
Keyser,  the  county  eeat,  and  3  from 
Switchback,  its  shipping  station.  Pied- 
mont is  the  banking  trwn.  W.  J.  Stump, 
postmaster. 
Alderton  W  J,  propr  Mont  Alto  Hotel  and 

general  store. 
Arnold  P,  live  stock. 
Baker  F  L.,  Physician. 


Duling  R,  live  stock. 

Ellis  J  W,  blacksmith. 

Ludwick  E,  live  stock. 

Mont  Alto  Hotel,  W  J  Alderton  propr. 

North  J  C,  carpenter  and  wagonmaker. 


>  HARVEY.  In  Raleigh  county,  18 
miles  northwest  of  Raleigh  C.  H.,  and  28 
from  Prince,  the  nearest  rail  approac 
Mail,  daily.    J.  M.  Dunn,  postmaster.) 


'HAWK'S  NEST.  A  coal  mining 
settlement  and  station  on  C.  &  O.  Ry,  in 
Fayette  county,  5|  miles  from  Fayetteville, 
the  judicial  seat,  and  140  from  Wheeling. 
Charleston  is  the  location  of  the  nearest 
bank.     Exp.,  Adams.     Population,  250. \ 

Dickinson  &  Son,  general  store 

Gaymont  Colliery,  Joseph  Pirrung  opr. 

Mill  Creek  Colliery,  Steven  M  Taylor  opr. 

Pirrung  Joseph,  general  store  and  coal  opr. 

Russell  James,  grocer. 

Smith  W,  general  store. 

Sunnyside  Colliery,  Thomas  &  Lomax  oprs. 

HAWTHORN.  A  country  postofflce 
in  Logan  county,  25  miles  west  of  Logan 
C.  H.     Mail,  semi-weekly. 


HAZEL.  In  the  southwestern  part  of 
Wetzel  county,  17  miles  from  New  Mar- 
tinsville, the  judicial  seat,  banking  and 
shipping  point,  and  36  from  Wheeling. 
Mail,  semi-weekly. 


HAZELGREEN.  In  Ritchie  county, 
14  miles  southeast  of  Ritchie  C.  H.  and 
nearest  rail  approach,  and  45  from  Park- 
ersburgh.    G.  F.  Cunningham,  postmaster. 

Buzzard  D  S,  flour  mill. 
Cunningham  O  F,  Farmer. 
Davis  A  C,  carpenter. 
Goff  E  S,  physician. 
Goff  J  S,  general  store. 
Snodgrass  W  F,  blacksmith. 
Summer  S  M,  carpenter. 


HAZELTON.  In  Preston  county,  20 
miles  northeast  of  Kingwood,  the  judicial 
seat,  and  10  from  Friendsville,  the  nearest 
shipping  point.  Population,  40.  Mail,  tri- 
weekly. Wm.  D.  Arthur,  postmaster, 
general  store,  grist  and  saw  mill. 


HEADSVILLE.  A  settlement  of  75 
persons,  chiefly  farmers,  in  the  eastern 
part  o?  Mineral  county,  120  miles  from 
Wheeling,  and  9  from  Keyser,  the  judicial 


Reymann  Brewing  Co, 


WHEELING,  W£ST  VIRGINIA,  Brewers  of  the 
Celebrated  EXPORT,  LAGER  and  BAVA- 
RIAN BE    R.    Best  in  the  Market. 


HE  A 


AND    BUSINESS    DIBECTORY. 


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seat,  nearest   banking  point  and  shipping 
station.     M.  J.  Carskadan,  postmaster. 

Bailey  Edward,  live  stock. 

Brown  F  M,  live  stock. 

Carskadan  Isaac,  livestock  and  tile  mnfr. 

Carskadan  M  J,  General  Store. 

Clark  Hendrick,  live  stock. 

Fitzer  J  B,  notary  public. 

Head  Wm,  farm  impts. 

Johnson  Okey,  live  stock. 

■Leatherman  Wm,  livestock. 

Sheets  F  W,  live  stock. 

Vest  Wilson  R,  blacksmith. 

Whip  Amon,  live  stock. 

Whip  Sanford,  live  stock. 


HEATERS.     A   recently  established 
'posloffice  in  Braxton  county.', 

HEBRON.  Is  located  in  the  eastern 
part  of  Pleasants  county,  16  miles  from  St. 
Mary's,  the  judicial  seat,  and  8  from  Ellen- 
borough,  on  the  B.  &  O.  R.  R.,  its  ship- 
ping station.  Population,  41.  T.  Clovis, 
postmaster. 

Clovis  T,  Farmer,   General  Store  and 

Railroad  Ties. 
•Clovis  &  McKinney,  general  store. 
Jones  Porter,  physician. 
McCullough  James  R,  blacksmith. 
Shiugleton  JB&  Co,  general  store. 
Smith  Amos,  justice. 
Umensetter  A,  constable. 
Wagoner  Amos  &  Joseph,  blacksmiths. 
Watson  &  Gatrells,  flour  mill. 


HEDGESVILLE.  An  incorporated 
village,  within  1  mile  of  North  Mountain, 
its  shipping  station  on  the  B.  &  O.  R.  It., 
in  Berkeley  county,  7  miles  from  Martins- 
burgh,  the  judicial  seat  and  banking  town. 
Population,  425.  Exp.,  U.  S.  E.  C. 
Henshaw,  postmaster. 

Alexander  J  H,  harnessmaker  and  justice. 

Beall  E  P,  general  store. 

Brown  A  H,  meat  market. 

Brown  0  M,  cabinetmaker. 

Butler  Dr  M  S,  druggist. 

Enrode  C  F,  meat  market. 

Gyer  B  W,  wagonmaker  and  meats. 

Hanna  George,  physician. 

Harris  J  T,  physician. 

Harrison  J  F,  tailor. 

Harrison  Stewart,  stoves  and  tinware. 

Henshaw  E  C,  Live  Stock. 

Henshaw  &  Hanna,  hardware  and  farm 

impts. 
Lingamfelter  Lee,  confectioner. 
Miller  J  H.  general  store. 


Mitchell  C  H,  physician. 

Naylor  Jacob,  blacksmith. 

Poisal  Mrs  M,  milliner. 

Quinu  John  W,  shoemaker. 

Shaffer  Wm  D  &  Son,  wagonmakers. 

Shaughter  J  T,  grocer. 

Vermilyeas  J  S,  general  store. 


: 


HELVETIA.  In  Randolph  county, 
28  miles  from  Beverly,  the  judicial  seat, 
and  4£  from  Newlon,  its  shipping  point. 
Banking  facilities  at  Buckhannon,  26 
miles  distant.  Population,  280.  H.  H. 
Lewis,  postmaster. 

Anderegg  John,  dentist. 

Betz  George,  Flour  and  Saw  Mill. 

Clarendon  Sanitarium,  H  Koerner  propr. 

Uetweiler  F,  shoemaker. 

Fisher  C,  wagonmaker. 

Gragg  F  H,  saw  mill. 

Haslebacher  F  &  Co,  cheese  mnfrs. 

Huber  Caspar,  general  store. 

Huber  Frank,  blacksmith. 

Kasten  Christ,  sawmill. 

Lewis  H  H  &  Son,  general  store. 

Marti  Mathias,  hatter. 

Metzener  Adolph,  tinner. 

Moergle  Balthazar,  carpenter. 

Nachtngal  N.  wagonmaker. 

Sloo  Frederick,  jeweler. 


HEMLOCK.  A  rural  postoffice  in 
Upshur  county,  22  miles  from  Buckhan- 
non, the  judicial  seat  and  nearest  banking 
point,  and  7  from  Alton,  the  nearest  ship- 
ping point.  Population,  15.  Aaron  Mor- 
gan, postmaster. 


HENDERSON.  A  village  of  500 
persons,  in  Mason  county,  situated  at  the 
mouth  of  the  Kanawha  river,  at  its  con- 
fluence with  the  Ohio,  directly  opposite 
Point  Pleasant,  the  judicial  seat  and  bank- 
ing point.  It  is  120  miles  from  Wheeling, 
and  is  a  growing  and  enterprising  village 
on  the  line  of  the  Ohio  River  R.  R.  Wm. 
W.  Lee,  postmaster  : 

Abbott  Wm,  section  foreman. 
Aiken  Esau,  foreman  coal  landing. 
Arthur  Thomas,  brick  mnfr. 
Bernsides  Ed,  steamboat  captain. 
Bernsides  Joseph,  steamboat  captain. 
Burks  J,  pilot. 
Burks  J  M,  captain. 
Burks  Sisters,  dressmakers. 
Carlisle  M,  live  stock. 
Casey  Charles,  stone  cutter. 
Corse  J,  coal  landing. 
Eastham  S  G,  live  stock. 


Cant  Hooks. 


Saw    mill     Supplies,     mining:    and    Railroad    Supplies. 

Cumberland  Hardware  Company,  Zll^LT^Zn*. 


^fiHIMI  ^    EDWARD  B.  FRANZHEIM,  ARCHITECT, 

UUIIUULOl      PUBLIC   LIBRARY   BUILDING,    WHEELING,   W.  VA. 


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Fander  J  &  F,  tile  layers. 

Forrest    Jasper,    Wagon    Mnfr  and 

Pres  County  Court. 
Forrest  Pearl,  captain. 
Fost  Hannah,  boarding  house. 
Fry  H  &  Son,  coal  landing. 
Gibson  C,  blacksmith. 
Gibson  Norman,  mining  surveyor. 
Henderson  J  §,  Brick  Mnfr. 
Henderson  S  B,  brick  mnfr. 
Hutchinson  Robert,  live  stock,  fruit,  etc. 
Hutchinson  R  L,  real  estate  and  ins  agent. 
Hutton  John,  live  stock. 
Jackson  Wm,  painter. 
Jeff  res  James,  stone  cutter. 
Lee  Charles  F,  drayman. 
Lee  Mary  F,  boarding  house. 
Lee   W   W,  General   Store,   Meats  and 

Notary  Public. 
Long  Isaac,  live  stock. 
Lyons  Michael,  ferryman. 
McCulloch  Charles,  live  stock. 
Morris  R,  captain. 
Morris  R  F,  corn  and  planing  mill. 
Neighbors  &  Wilson,  brick  and  tile  mnfrs. 
Perry  George  T,  shoemaker. 
Pullins  S  V,  teacher. 
Sheppard  A  J,  general  store. 
Smith  J  W,  brick  and  tile  mnfr. 
Stanly  Jonas,  pilot. 
Stevens  Enos,  captain. 
Stewart  J  H,  carpenter. 
Stobert  R  E,  physician. 
Stock  IiofF  Bros,  General  Store. 
Wallis  W,  apiary. 
Williams  O  F,  clerk. 

Wilson  A  J,  foreman  brick  and  tile  works. 
Wilson  Thomas,  gardener. 


HENDRICKS.  A  station  on  the 
West  Virginia  Central  &  Pittsburgh  R.  R., 
88  miles  from  Cumberland  and  25  from 
Elkins,  at  the  junction  of  the  Dry  Fork 
and  the  Black  Fork  of  Cheat  river.  The 
lumber  interests  are  extensive  there  being 
several  mills  at  this  place.  Vast  quanti- 
ties of  logs  are  floated  down  the  river  and 
pulp  wood  is  shipped  extensively.  The 
town  is  connected  by  telephone  with  St. 
George  (the  county  seat  and  nearest  bank 
location),  Parsons  and  Hulings,  and  is  sur- 
rounded with  excellent  timber  lands,  which 
range  in  value  from  $5  to  $25  per  acre. 
Flattering  inducements  are  offered  to 
furniture  and  wood  working  factories  to 
locate  here.  Population,  100.  Jefferson 
D.  Collett,  postmaster. 

Bowman  James  W,  lumber. 
Byrd  Wm  E,  physician. 


Byrd  &  Merryman  (Wm  E  Byrd,  R  S 
Merryman),  saw  mill. 

Clark  &  McNeely  (Charles  B  Clark,  Wm 
O  McNeely),  lumber. 

Coffman  Elijah,  blacksmith. 

Collett  Jefferson  D,  Postmaster. 

Collett  John  R,  carpenter. 

Dilworth  &  Poling  (Byron  S  and  George 
W  Dilworth,  Jacob  E  and  James  L  Po- 
ling), general  store. 

Griscom  Samuel  E,  mngr  E  S  Silliman. 

Laurel  Fork  Pulp  Wood  Co,  L  W  James 
sec  and  treas,  pulp  wood  shippers. 

Miller  Martin  V,  hotel. 

Parsons  McGarga,  genl  store  and  justice. 

Roy  Mordecai,  carpenter. 

Silliman  Edward  S,  saw  mill. 

Wiley  Marcellus  F,  meat  market. 


HENRIETTA.  In  Calhoun  county,. 
3  miles  from  Grantsville,  the  county  seat, 
and  30  from  Harrisville,  its  shipping  point. 
Mail,  semi-weekly.  S.  P.  Bell,  post- 
master. 

Bell  H  P,  teacher. 
Bell  S  P,  Teacher. 
Bell  Tilla,  teacher. 
Bell  W  E,  shoemaker. 
Johnson  P  H,  blacksmith. 
Johnson  W  C,  mail  carrier. 
Peninger  A  M,  thresher  and  horses. 
Plant  W  F  &  Co,  grist  and  saw  mill. 


HENRY.     Clay    county.      See 

a  h. 


Clay 


HENRY.  In  Preston  county,  14  miles 
from  Kingwood,  the  judicial  seat  and  bank- 
ing point,  and  9  from  Terra  Alta,  the  near- 
est shipping  point.  Population,  20.  A.  S. 
Albright,  postmaster  and  grist  mill. 


HEREFORD.  Is  in  the  eastern  part 
of  the  county  of  Jackson,  100  miles  from 
Wheeling,  and  7  from  Jackson  C.  H.  and 
shipping  point.  Population,  35.  Mail, 
tri  weekly. 


HERRING.  A  postoffice  in  Preston 
county,  8  miles  from  Kingwood,  the  ju- 
dicial seat,  banking  and  shipping  point. 
Population,  12.  George  A.  Herring,  post- 
master. 

De  Berry  A  J,  constable. 

Herring  George  A,  General  Store. 

Strohin  J  M,  justice. 

t    HETTIE.  In  Braxton  county,  23  miles 
from  Sutton,  the  judicial  seat  and  banking 


OILS, 


Cnmnol   Flriofi  Br  flft      Mnfra  of  Soap,  Mill  and    Axle  Grease, 
OdiUUCl  IjlUCl    OO  V/U.,  and  Dealer8  ln  Tallow,  Grease  and  Oil. 

Cor.  17th  and  IttcColloch   Streets,  WHEELING,  WEST  VIRGINIA. 


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town,  and  15  from  Arnold,  its  nearest  ship- 
ping point.  Population,  22.  Wm.  L. 
Kelley,  postmaster.  ^ 

Ancell  John,  mason. 
Helmick  A  L,  blacksmith. 
Kelley  John  D,  general  store. 
Kelley  Wm  L,  Grist  Mill  and  Cabinet- 
maker. 
Malcomb  G  W,  cooper. 
Mitchel  H  D,  railroad  agent. 


HEWETT.  A  postoffice  in  the  west- 
ern part  of  Boone  county,  10  miles  from 
Madison,  the  judicial  seat,  and  36  from 
Brownstown,  on  the  C.  &  O.  Ry,  the  near- 
est railroad  point.  Charleston  is  the  bank- 
ing town.     B.  S.  Hager,  postmaster. 

Ball  A  W.  logger. 

Ball  Wm  H,  logger. 

Ball  &  Hager,  General  Store. 

Bias  CalviD,  grist  and  saw  mill. 

Elkias  James,  grist  mill. 

Eplin  M  P,  blacksmith. 

Fennell  G,  logger. 

Hager  L  D,  logger. 

Powell  Joseph,  general  store. 

Pridemore  G,  blacksmith. 

HEZRON.  In  Grant  county,  9  miles 
from  Petersburgh,  the  county  seat,  and  51 
from  Keyser,  the  nearest  rail  approach. 
John  W.  Hedrick,  postmaster. 


(  HICKORY.  A  postoffice  in  the  south- 
ern part  of  Mason  county,  20  miles  from 
Point  Pleasant,  the  judicial  seat,  and  6 
from  Mercer's  Bottom,  its  shipping  point. 
J.  E.  McCallister,  postmaster.  \ 

•Casey  George,  blacksmith. 
Cremeaus  W  H,  general  store. 
Rhea  Frank,  general  store. 


HIGBY.  In  Roane  county,  18  miles 
from  Spencer,  the  county  seat,  and  110 
from  Wheeling.  Ship  to  Ravenswood,  30 
miles  west,  on  the  Ohio  river.  Population, 
30. 

Booth  C  M,  General  Store. 

HIGGINS  VILLE.  A  farmers'  post- 
office  in  Hampshire  county,  16  miles  from 
Romney,  the  judicial  seat  and  banking 
point,  and  10  from  South  Branch,  the 
nearest  railroad  point.  Population,  13. 
D.  S.  Powell,  postmaster. 

Powell  D  S,  General  Store. 


HIGHLAND.      Contains    50    inhab- 


itants, and  is  situated  in  Ritchie  county,  8£ 
miles  from  Ritchie  C.  H. ,  and  3  from  El- 
lenborougb,  its  shipping  station.  Popula- 
tion, 50.     A.  G.  Lamp,  postmaster. 

Lamp  A  G,  general  store. 
McGregor  M  A,  wagonmaker. 
McGregor  M  S,  cattle. 
Martin  E  B,  carpenter. 
Martin  Joab,  lawyer. 


HILL.  In  Boone  county,  10  miles 
from  Madison,  the  judicial  seat,  and  20 
from  BrownBtown,  the  nearest  shipping 
point.     Henry  Hill,  postmaster. 

Alley  Rev  A  J  (Baptist). 
Harless  Henry,  carpenter. 
Hill  Henry,  General  Store. 
Hill  T  B,  saw  and  grist  mill. 


C  HILLSDALE.  A  rural  postoffice  in\ 
Monroe  county,  4  miles  from  Union,  the  J 
judicial  seat  and  nearest  banking  point,  I 
and  11  from  Fort  Spring,  the  nearest  ship- / 
ping  point.  A.  K.  Parker,  postmaster  and/ 
farmer.  \  ^S 

HINCH.  A  country  postoffice  in  the 
southern  part  of  Logan  county,  18  miles 
from  Logan  C.  H.,  and  18  from  Mouth  of 
Pond,  on  the  Tug  river.the  usual  shipping 
point.  

HINKLE'S  MILLS.  A  rural  post- 
office  in  the  northeast  part  of  Upshur 
county,  6  miles  east  of  Buckhannon,  the 
judicial  seat,  banking  and  shipping  point. 
Population,  6.  Valentine  Hinkle,  post- 
master and  grist  mill. 


HINKLE  VILLE.  Is  situated  in  Up- 
shur county,  6  miles  southwest  of  Buck- 
hannon, the  judical  seat,  banking  town 
and  shipping  station.  Population,  90.  A. 
A.  Hinkle,  postmaster. 

Burr  F,  carpenter. 

Crits  W  C,  blacksmith. 

Cutright  A  C  &  Son,  stone  mason. 

Ferris  Jacob,  live  stock. 

Hinkle  A  A,  General  Store,  Shoemaker 

and  Hotel. 
Montgomery  M,  wagonmaker. 
Morris  W  D,  carpenter. 
Neely  A,  teamster. 

*  HINTON.    An  incorporated  town  or\ 
2,500  inhabitants,  the  county  seat  of  Sum-  \ 
mera  county,  is  located  on  the  C.   &  O.    \ 
Ry,   340  miles    from    Wheeling.     Hinton  / 
has  7  churches,  2  public  schools,  3  hotels^ 


MOUNTAIN  STATE 
GINGER  ALE. 


Also  TRIPLET  NATURAL  MINERAL  WATER. 
Address  all  Orders  to  PARKEBSBUBG  BOTTLING  WORKS. 
E.  O.    HIEHLE,    Propr.,   Parkersburg,  W.  Va. 


McLAIN     BROTHERS, 

Wholesale  and  Retail  Druggists 
WHKELING,— i\V.  VA 


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Only  Dental  Snpply  House  in  TV.  Va.  A  Good  Stock  of  WHITER 
JUSTIS  &  SIBLEY'S  TEETH,  DENTAL  BUBBEB,  RUBBER  DAM, 
GOLD  FOIL  and  PELLETS,  Cements,  Amalgams  and  Plaster  Paris. 


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and^a  weekly  newspaper,  the  Independent^ 
Herald^AXAQrson  is  the  nearest  back  loca-" 
tion.    The  manufacture  of  lumber  Is  the 
principal  industry  here,  3  mills  being  in 
operation.     Exp.,  Adams.     Tel.,  W.   U. 
R.  R.  Flanagan,  postmaster. \ 
Adams  George  W,  grocer. 
Adams  &  Miller,  lawyers. 
Avis  Edward,  boat  builder. 
Bailey  Mrs  Amanda,  dressmaker. 
Boggess  J  A,  dentist. 
Brady  W  W,  bottling  works. 
Braxton  Samuel,  barber. 
Butts  J  F,  dentist. 

Cook  Bros  (John  and  S),  meat  market. 
Cook  Thomas  N,  livery. 
Cooper  John,  general  store. 
Cottle  L  N,  plumber. 
Courtney  Percy  C,  grocer. 
Damaron  Rev  (Methodist). 
Daniel  L  A,  saloon. 
Davis  L  R,  shoemaker. 
Deopkins  Miss  Lena,  music  teacher. 
Dougherty  H  C,  propr  Parker  House. 
Dunn  L  M,  justice  and  insurance. 
Dyke  Edward,  barber. 
Elliott  Robert,  lumber,  2£  miles  w. 
,.  Ellison  W  H,  propr  Riverside  Hotel. 
k  Ferguson    John    M,    publr    Independent 

Herald.  ;  ** 

Fredeking  W  L  &  Co  (W  L  and  L  O  Fred- 
eking),  books. 
Garden  Joseph  C,  jeweler. 
Gott  John  R,  undertaker. 
Graham  C  H  &  L  P,  hardware. 
Graham  Jesse  W,  shoemaker. 
Grow  Mrs  Ella  M,  grocer. 
Hale  Miss  S  &  Co  (Miss  Sue  Hale,  R  C 

Rose),  milliners. 
Hall  &  Tyree  (E  N  Hall,  H   G  Tyree), 

proprs  St  Cloud  Hotel. 
Haynes  John   &  Co  (John  Cooper,  John 

Haynes,  V  V  Austin),  grocers. 
Haynes  &  Thompson,  lawyers. 
Hinton  Silas,  general  store. 
Hobbs  Henry,  foundry. 
Hogue  B  L,  circuit  clerk. 
Holt  Rev  J  H  (Presbyterian). 
Hoover  J  H,  hardware. 
Hotel  Perkins,  Miller  &  York  receivers. 
Hughes  H  J,  general  store. 
Hume  W  W  &  Co  (W  W  Hume  sr  and  jr), 

druggists. 
Hume  &  Haley  (J  T  Hume,  J  C  Haley), 

physicians. 
Humphrey  Richard,  brick  mason. 
Independent   Herald,   John    M  Ferguson 

editor  and  publr. 
James  J  C,  contractor. 
James  Wm  &  Son,  saw  mill. 


Jones  Richard  L,  general  store. 

Jones  Mrs  Sadie,  milliner. 

Jones  S  R,  saloon. 

Kesler  O  P,  sheriff. 

Kline  John,  ice. 

Lavender  James,  planing  mill. 

Lee  Jackson,  blacksmith. 

Long  J  H.  saloon. 

Lynch  James  W,  saloon. 

Lynch  Miss  Kate,  dressmaker. 

McCulloch  S  G,  grocer. 

Mann  F  G,  lawyer, 

Meador  D  M,  general  store. 

Meador  L  F,  general  store. 

Merchant*.'  Hotel,  W  E  Morton 
Propr.     (See  opp.) 

Miller  John,  general  store. 

Miller  J  W,  grocer. 

Montgomery  &  Anstead  (Thomas  L  Mont- 
gomery),  saloon. 

Morton  \\  E,  Propr  Merchants'  Hotel. 
(See  opp.) 

Northway  J  A,  grocer. 

Pack  L  L,  grocer. 

Parker  C  L  &  Co  (C  L  and  J  A  Parker),, 
grocers. 

Parker  House,  H  C  Dougherty  propr. 

Parker  Joseph  A,  grocer. 

Peck  E  H,  county  clerk. 

Peck  S  P  &  R  C,  physicians. 

Peck  &  Parker  Opera  House,  Peck  &  Par- 
ker proprs. 

Pepple  H,  photographer. 

Perkins  Archer  B,  general  store. 

Phillips  S  E,  brick  mason. 

Pritchard  Mrs,  carpet  weaver. 

Pyles  J  G  &  Co  (J  G  Pyles,  John  Parrott), 
general  store. 

Rau  Chris,  barber. 

Redden  J  M,  general  store. 

Renick,  Dickson  &  Co  (F  M  Renick,  R  H 
Dickson,  John  Warwick),  clothing. 

Reynolds  L  V,  constable. 

Riffe  Jacob  A,  mayor  and  general  store 

Riverside  Hotel,  W  H  Ellison  propr. 

Rohr  J  J,  brick  mason. 

Rose  &  Noel  (R  D  Rose,  R  E  Noel),  furn. 

St  Cloud  Hotel,  Hall  &  Tyree  proprs. 

Sawyers  Prof,  principal  school. 

Scanlan  &  McDonald,  stone  quarry. 

Scott  Fletcher,  shoemaker. 

Smith  Robert  H,  Jeweler  and  Opti- 
cian; Repairing  of  Fine  Watches  a 
Specialty;  the  Best  line  of  Optical 
Goods  in  the  City;  Glasses  Fitted  to  the 
Eyes. 

Spade  &  Murdock  (B  M  Spade,  A  W  Mur- 
dock),  saloon. 

Starbuck  M  F,  foundry. 

Suddith  Rev  L  H  (Baptist). 


JOSEPH   Be  HALL.  ArChilGCfi  Wheeling,    -anWestPVirgmii: 


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Taliaferro  Mrs  A  A  H  &  Co  (Mrs  A  A  H 
Taliaferro,  Miss  Fredeking),  milliners. 

Taylor  R  J,  restaurant. 

Thomas  G  W,  tailor. 

Thompson  John  S,  lawyer. 

Thompson  Wm  R,  lawyer. 

Thompson  &  Lively,  lawyers. 

Tonkess  Mrs  Fannie,  milliner. 

Trent,  Jones  &  Co,  grocers. 

Van  Antwerp  &  Co  (F  R  Van  Antwerp, 
Azle  Ford),  grocers. 

Wager  Rev  Peter  (Episcopal). 

Walsh  Rev  David  (Catholic). 

Willy  Grant,  grocer. 

Witter  C  M,  hardware. 

Woolfolk  Eugene,  druggist. 

Young  &  Co  (I  G  Young,  W  A  Barger), 
general  store. 

/  HODGES.      A     recently    established 
postoffice  in  Cabell  county.  \ 

HOG-G.  In  Jackson  county,  12  miles 
from  Jackson  C.  H.,  its  banking  and  ship- 
ping point.  J.  T.  BrothertoD,  postmaster 
and  farmer. 

|  HOGSETT.  In  Mason  county,  16 
miles  from  Point  Pleasant,  the  judicial  seat 
and  2  from  Apple  Grove,  its  nearest  ship- 
ping point.  Mail,  daily.  Chailes  W. 
Hogsett,  postmaster  and  general  store.} 

HOLBROOK.  A  postoffice  in  Ritchie 
county,  12  miles  from  Toll  Gate,  the  near- 
est station  on  the  B.  &  O.  R.  R.,  14  miles 
from  Ritchie  C.  H.,  and  150  by  rail  from 
Wheeling.  Parkersburgh  is  the  banking 
town.  Population,  83.  David  Richards, 
postmaster. 

Bane  Z  B.  blacksmith. 


Griffin  G  G,  general  store. 
Hall  &  Nutter,  general  store. 
McKinly  W  P,  shoemaker. 
Oldacre  Isaac,  shoemaker. 
Perry  G  F,  physician. 
Richards  H,  corn  and  grist  mill. 
Summer  E  W,  general  store. 

^HOLLIDAY.  A  rural  postoffice  in 
Greenbrier  county,  15  miles  from  Lewis- 
burgh,  the  judicial  seat,  and  about  the 
same  distance  from  Alderson,  the  nearest 
rail  approach.  John  W.  Holliday,  post- 
master and  farmer,  * 

HOLLIDAY'S  COVE.  A  postoffice 
in  the  southern  part  of  Hancock  county, 
on  the  P.,  C.  &  St.  L.  Ry,  28  miles  from 
Wheeling,  12  from  Fairview,  the  judicial 
seat,  and  4  from  Steuben ville,  O.,  the  near- 
est bank  location.  Population,  250.  Exp., 
Adams.  Tel.,  W.  U.  Miss  S.  F.  McCon- 
nell,  postmaster. 

Allen  Rev  C  G  (Presbyterian). 

Brown  Wm,  general  store. 

Campbell  B  F,  railroad  and  express  agent. 

Campbell  J  D,  general  store. 

Hindman  G  W,  flour  mill. 

Hughes  T  E,  telegraph  agent. 

McConnell  Miss  S  L,  music  teacher. 

Morris  M  K,  physician. 

Stewart  Elson,  grocer. 

HOLLY  GROVE.  A  postoffice  in 
Upshur  county,l8  miles  from  Buckhannon, 
the  judicial  seat  and  banking  point,  and 
5f  from  New  Ion,  its  shipping  point.  F.  L. 
Moore,  pobtmaster. 

Bannette  J  L,  gen  store  and  blacksmith. 
Gawthrop  S  B,  carpenter. 


MERCHANTS' 


W.  E.  MORTON,  Propr. 


I  have  recently  taken  this  property,  en- 
larged and  refurnished  it  and  made  a  first- 
class  $2.00  per  Day  House  of  it.  Travel- 
ing Men's  Patronage  Solicited.  In  connec. 
tion,  there  will  be  maintained  a  Good  Res- 
taurant, where  meals  will  be  served  after  the 
regular  meal  hours  in  hotel.    Give  me  a  call. 

HINTON,   W.  VA. 


Poplar  Siding. 


PATENT  BEVELED  AND  PATENT  SIDING. ■ 

Little  Kanawha  Lumber  Co.,   Parkersburg,  W.  Va. 


Furniture  wa«G,  Mendel  &Co.'sr 


ij  Wheeling,  W.  Va. 


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Leggette  Shields,  flour  mill. 
Moore  F  L,  Hotel. 
Moore  S  S,  flour  mill. 
Moore  &  Raiher,  general  store. 


f 


HOLLY  RIVER.  A  postoflice  in  the 
'  southeast  part  of  Braxton  county,  14  miles 
from  Sutton,  the  seat  of  justice  and  bank- 
ing point,  and  12  from  Flatwoods,  the 
nearest  shipping  point.  Mail,  tri-weekly. 
J.  M.  Marple,  postmaster. ") 

IMarple  John  M,  General  Store  and 

Lumber. 
Morrison  G  H,  lawyer. 
Morrison  John  G,  lumber. 

f  HOLLYWOOD.  In  Monroe  county, 
'?£  miles  from  Union,  the  judicial  seat  and 
banking  point,  and  12  from  Ronceverte, 
the  nearest  shipping  point.  V.  S.  Vande- 
grift,  postmaster^ 

Hollywood  Mnfg  Co  (J  C  Reed,  V  S 
Vandegrift),  Woolen  Mnfrs. 


HOLMAN. 

in  Monongalia 
Mooresville. 


A  discontinued  postoflice 
county.      Send    mail    to 


HOLTON.  In  Morgan  county,  4J 
miles  southwest  of  Cherry  Run,  its  ship- 
ping point,  and  10  from  Berkeley  Springs, 
the  county  seat.     Mail,  triweekly. 

(HOME.  An  unimportant  country  post- 
office  in  Braxton  county,  8$  miles  north- 
west of  Sutton,  the  judicial  seat,  banking 
and  shipping  point.     Mail,  semi-weekly. 


/*] 


HOMINY    FALLS.     A  rural  post- 

/   office  in  Nicholas  county,  15  miles  from 

Nicholas  C.  H.,  30  from  Sewell,  the  near- 

\  est  rail  approach,  and  75  from  Charleston. 

\p.  D.  Campbell,  postmaster.  \ 

Child ers  James,  blacksmith. 
Kepler  Kent,  physician. 
Odell  Granville,  justice. 
Odell  &  McClung,  flour  mill. 

HOODSVILLE.  A  postoflice  in  a 
thickly  settled  neighborhood,  in  Marion 
county,  8  miles  from  Fairmont,  the  judi- 
cial seat,  5  from  Barracksville,  the  nearest 
railroad  point  on  the  B.  &  O.  R.  R.,  and  70 
from  Wheeling. 

Batb  W  D,  shoemaker. 
Fear  J  C,  live  stock. 
Hibbs  A  T,  live  stock. 
Hill  Emory,  blacksmith. 


Musgrave  D  L,  surveyor. 
Streight  W  D,  teacher. 
Swisher  Lee,  saw  mill. 


holas     \ 


r  HOOKERSVILLE.  In  Nicholas 
county,  120  miles  from  Wheeling,  10  from  I 
Nicholas  C.  H.,  and  25  from  Sutton,  the  ) 
nearest  banking  and  shipping  point.  Pop-  / 
ulation,  15.     G.  A.  Herold,  postmaster.^^/ 

HOOK'S  MILLS.  A  rural  settlement 
in  the  southeastern  part  of  Hampshire 
county,  27  miles  from  Romney,  the  county 
seat,  and  21  from  Winchester,  the  nearest 
banking  and  shipping  point.  H.  P.  Hook, 
postmaster  and  flour  mill. 


^HOPE.  In  Braxton  county,  16  miles 
from  Sutton,  the  judicial  seat,  banking  an  " 
shipping  point.    M.  Gerwig,  postmaster, 

Bailey  &  Burk,  grist  and  saw  mill. 
Gerwig  Fred,  shoemaker. 
Gerwig  G  W,  wagonmaker  and  blksmith. 
Gerwig  91,  Grocer  and  Farmer. 
Lee  John,  cattle. 


HOPEVILLE.  A  postoflice  in  the 
western  part  of  Grant  county,  9  miles 
from  Petersburgh,  the  seat  of  justice,  and 
120  from  Wheeling.  Keyser,  on  the  B.  & 
O.  R.  R.,  38  miles  distant,  is  the  nearest 
shipping  station.     A.  M.  Ours,  postmaster. 

Armantrout  J  W,  tanner  and  flour  mill. 

Dolly  Amos,  live  stock. 

Moyers  Felix,  cooper. 

Ours  AM,  General  Store  and  Notary 

Public. 
Ours  Jeff  M,  fisherman. 
Ours  J  W,  blacksmith. 
Rohrbaugh  Wm  H,  farmer. 

HORNER.  On  the  W.  Va.  &  P.  R. 
R  ,  in  Lewis  county,  6  miles  southeast  of 
Weston,  the  judicial  seat  and  nearest  bank 
location.  Population,  30.  T.  E.  Stalnak- 
er,  postmaster. 

Metheny  W  J, general  store  and  shoemaker. 
Smith  C  W,  physician. 
Stalnaker  S,  live  stock. 
Stalnakcr  T  E,  Live  Stock. 
Wilson  M  M,  grain  and  live  stock. 


HORSENECK.  In  Pleasants  county, 
7  miles  from  St.  Mary's,  the  judicial  seat, 
12  from  Marietta, the  nearest  banking  point, 
and  4  from  Willow  Island,  the  nearest 
shipping  point.  Population,  150.  Mail, 
daily     B.  Childers,  postmaster. 


Gentlemen! 


Send  Your  Hats  to  It.  F.  POTTS,  34  16th  Street,  Wheeling, 
W.  Va.,  to  he  Renovated  and  Reshaped,  f-f "Good  Work 
Guaranteed  and  Prices  Reasonable.    See  Page  5. 


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(  HOWELL.  In  Cabell  county,  18  miles 
east  of  Huntington,  the  judicial  seat  and 
banking  town,  and  4  from  Ona,  the  near- 
est shipping  point.  Mail,  tri  weekly.  T. 
F.  Jackson,  postmaster.  -\ 

Crandall  S  B,  stave  and  lumber  mnfr. 
Jackson  T  F,  Carpenter. 


Ghilders  Bazil.  oil  well  borer. 

Childers  G  &  B  (George  and  Bazil),  flour 

mill. 
Ohilders  Mrs  S  A ,  general  store. 
Childers  8  A,  hotel. 
Farsons  W  H,  blacksmith. 
Hawkins  Rev  David  (Methodist). 
Hawkins  Henry,  live  stock. 
Hughes  G  C,  blacksmith. 
Kings  J  M,  notary  public. 
McKinney  R  D,  general  store. 
Malone  J  C,  barber. 
Outward  Wm,  justice. 
Ruckman  Earn,  live  stock. 
Rackman  M  A,  general  store. 


HORSEPEN.  In  McDowell  county, 
20  miles  from  Peeryville,  the  judicial  seat, 
10  from  Tazewell,  the  nearest  bank  loca- 
tion, and  14  from  Pocahontas,  the  nearest 
shipping  point.  Population,  100.  John 
Arnold,  postmaster. 

Arnold  John,  carpenter  and  painter. 

Billiss  J  D,  carpenter. 

Dudley    &    McGuire,  general   store,  saw 

and  grist  mill. 
Gillespie  Wm,  blacksmith. 
Johnson  &  Daniel,  general  store. 
Sisk  J  C,  saw  mill. 


HORSE  SHOE  RUN,  A  rural  post 
office  in  the  southeast  corner  of  Preston 
county,  100  miles  from  Wheeling.  King- 
wood,  the  county  seat,  is  26  miles  distant, 
and  Oakland,  its  shipping  station,  is  14. 


HOULT.  In  Marion  county,  on  the 
B.  ~&~V.  R.  TiV2r^leT^om'~Fairmont, 
the  judicial  seat  and  nearest  bank  location. 
Population,  75.  Elijah  H.  Hoult,  post- 
master. 

Harr  J  B,  grocer  and  saloon. 

Hoult  Elijah  H,  gen  store  and  planing  mill. 


HOWARD.  A  farmers'  postoffice  in 
the  southern  part  of  Marshall  county,  12 
miles  from  Moundsville,  the  judicial  seat 
and  banking  town,  and  9  from  Bellton,  to 
which  place  shipments  should  be  directed. 


HOWARD'S  LICK.  A  summer  re- 
sort in  the  southeast  part  of  Hardy  county, 
13  miles  from  Moorefield,  the  county  seat 
and  bankiDg  town,  and  24  from  Mount 
Jackson,  the  nearest  station  on  the  B.  &  O. 
R.  R.  Population,  25.  H.  S.  Carr,  post- 
master. 

Howard's  Lick  Co,  summer  resort. 


HOWESVILLE.  On  the  Kingwood 
R.  R.,  in  Preston  county,  5  miles  south  of 
Kingwood,  the  county  seat  and  banking 
town.  Population,  100.  Mrs.  A.  Wright, 
postmaster. 

Bell  Walter,  saw  mill. 
Borgman  C  A,  saw  mill. 
Gocke  J  B,  express  agent. 
Gocke  J  J,  general  store. 
McKinzie  J  L,  general  store. 
Marten  Jane,  railroad  agent. 
Mattingly  Simeon,  justice  of  peace. 
Rhodes  J  T,  constable. 
Stepuhn  Joseph,  carpenter. 
Wright  Ann,  General  Store. 


HUBBARDSTOWN.  On  the  Ken- 
tucky State  line  in  Wayne  county,  175 
miles  from  Wheeling,  and  10  from  Wayne 
C.  H.  Louisa,  Ky.,  is  the  nearest  railroad 
point. 

HUDSON.  In  Preston  county,  11 
miles  north  of  Kingwood.  the  judicial  seat 
and  shipping  point.     Mail,  tri-weekly. 


HUFF.  This  rural  postoffice  is  situated 
in  Wyoming  county,  8  miles  northwest  of 
Oceana,  the  county  seat,  and  50  from 
Prince's  Station,  on  the  C.  &  O.  Ry.  Mail, 
semi-weekly.         

HUFFMAN.  The  location  of  20 
persons,  in  the  southeast  part  of  Barbour 
county,  10  miles  from  Philippi,  the  judi- 
cial seat  and  banking  town,  and  4  from 
Belington,  its  shipping  station. 

Koontz  W  R,  general  store. 
Right  &  Sons,  general  store. 

/HUGHART.  A  farmers'  postoffice 
established  in  1882,  located  in  Greenbrier 
county,  12  miles  from  Lewisburgh,  the 
judicial  seat  and  banking  point,  and  16 
from  Ronceverte.its  nearest  snipping  point. 
J.  M.  Skaggs,  postmaster  and  general 
store. J  

HUGO.  In  Putnam  county,  5  miles 
from  Winfield,  the  judicial  seat  and  ship- 
ping point,  and  23  from  Charleston.  Mail, 
triweekly.     J.  M.  Thurman,  postmaster. 


Musical 

J.  P.  WIESEL, 


Instruments, 

CUMBERLAND,  MD. 


Peabody  Insurance  Co. 


OF  WHEELING,  W.  VA.   The 
BEST   IS   THE   CHEAPEST. 


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Comstock  H  N,  carpenter. 
McAdama  Samuel,  shoemaker. 
Matthews  W  Z,  meat  market. 
Priode  Jacob,  carpenter. 
Tliurman  J  M,  Farmer. 


HULDEBMAN.  In  Barbour  coun- 
ty, 4.%  miles  southwest  of  Philippi,  the  ju- 
dicial seat,  banking  and  shipping  point. 
Mail,  daily. 

Schaeffer  &  Bro,  general  store. 

HULINGS.    On  the  W.  Va.  C  &  P. 

R.  R.,  in  Tucker  county,  10  miles  from 
St.  George,  the  judicial  seat  and  51  from 
Piedmont.  Population,  100.  S.  R.  Co- 
gan,  postmaster. 

Cogan    Simeon  R,  Postmaster   and 

Lumber. 
Constable  Philip,  saw  mill. 
Glad  well  Mrs  V,  grocer. 
Hulings  Lumber  Co,  saw  mill. 
Mackie  John  &  Co,  sawmill. 
Weimer  Marshall,  general  store. 


HUNDRED.    On  the  B.  &  O.  R.  R., 

in  Wetzel  county,  23  miles  east  of  New 
Martinsville,  the  county  seat.  Popula- 
tion, 10.     Exp.,  U.  S. 

White  J  B,  general  store. 


/^HUNTER'S  SPRINGS.  In  Mon- 
/  roe  county,  12  miles  southwest  of  Union, 
I  the  judicial  seat  and  banking  town,  and  15 
[  from  Lowell,  the  nearest  railroad  point. 
v   Population,  25.    W.  T.  Mann,  postmaster^ 

Ballard  G  W,  justice  of  peace. 
.Ballard  Rev  P  (Baptist). 
Ballard  Rev  R  (Baptist). 
Callaway  D  C,  shoemaker. 
Cummings  Rev  J  (Baptist). 
Harvey  J  G,  general  store. 
Mann  Ely,  stone  mason. 
Mann  S  M,  barber. 
Mann  W  T,  Farmer. 
Miller  E  P,  constable. 
Miller  John,  carpenter. 
Thomas  J  R,  flour  and  saw  mill. 
Wilkes  Wash,  blacksmith. 


f  HUNTERSVILLE.  The  seat  of 
justice  for  Pocahontas  county,  in  the 
southeastern  part  of  the  State,  is  a  village 
of  100  persons,  136  miles  from  Wheeling, 
and  40  from  Millboro.Vthe  nearest  railroad 
approach!  A  newspaper,  the  Pocahontas 
Times,  is  published  here.  H.  S.  Rucker, 
postmaster. 


Arbogast  J  C,  sheriff. 

Barkley  James,  flour  mill. 

Barlow  Amos,  general  store. 

Boner  Jacob,  General  Store. 

Brown  S  L,  county  clerk. 

Campbell  John  E,  edr  Pocahontas  Times. 

Campbell  Wm,  tailor. 

Fisher  D  A,  painter  and  carpenter. 

Grose  Henry,  saddler. 

Lowry  &  Doyle,  hotel. 

McClintic  L  M,  lawyer. 

McNeil  NC,  lawyer. 

Morn  C  F,  lawyer. 

Patterson  J  H,  circuit  clerk. 

Peterson  S  P,  physician. 

Pocahontas  Times,  John  E  Campbell  editor 

and  publr. 
Rucker  II  S,  Lawyer. 
Snyder  F  J,  lawyer. 
Stofer  D  A,  lawyer. 
Wagner  George  W,  hotel. 

(  HUNTINGTON.  Situated  on  the 
Ohio  river,  161  miles  from  Cincinnati,  O., 
and  215  from  Wheeling.  Daily  lines  of 
boats  run  between  here,  Pittsburgh  and 
Cincinnati,  also  boats  from  Huntington  to- 
local  river  points.  It  is  the  eastern  termi- 
nus of  the  N.  N.  &  M.  V.  R.  R.,  and.is  on 
the  direct  line  of  the  C.  &  O.  Ry,  and  both 
of  these  systems,  in  addition  to  their  east- 
ern outlet,  make  direct  connection  at  this 
point  for  Wheeling,  over  the  Ohio  River 
Railroad.  The  H.  &  B.  S.  R.  R.  is  con- 
structed to  Kenova,  where  connection  is 
made  with  the  N.  &  W.  R.  R.  system. 
This  city  is  very  favorably  located,  and  is 
the  judicial  seat  of  Cabell  county,  and 
boasts  of  being  the  second  largest  city  in  the 
State,  not  only  in  population  but  in  busi- 
ness transacted.  It  is  growing  very  rapid- 
ly, already  having  over  12,000  inhabitants. 
The  C.  &  O.  railroad  shops,  and  also  the 
Ensign  Manufacturing  Company,  have 
their  respective  plants  located  here,  giving 
employment  to  2,000  men,  the  monthly 
payroll  of  the  same  aggregating  about 
$75,000.  There  are  many  manufacturing 
establishments,  including  3  saw  mills,  4 
foundries,  2  planing  mills,  mattress  and 
excelsior  manufactory,  patent  plaster  fac- 
tory, ice  factory,  lounge  factory,  distillery, 
flour  mill,  picture  frame  factory  and  brick 
yard.  The  city  is  very  attractive,  and 
there  are  a  number  of  handsome  pri- 
vate residences.  The  houses  of  the  me- 
chanics betoken  the  fact  that  they  are 
owners  of  them,  and  many  are  "  monarchs- 
of  all  they  survey,"  through  the  goodly 
help  of  several  progressive  building  and. 


P   WRITY  Xl  P.O     WH0LESALE  LIQUOR  DEALERS, 

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loan  associations,  both  local  and  national. 
The  fire  department  is  well  equipped,  and 
plans  are  on  foot  for  the  erection  of  very 
fine  county  buildings.  There  are  several 
beautiful  church  edifices  and  public 
schools,  the  Marshall  College  (State  Nor- 
mal School),  and  a  high  school  building 
which  for  location  and  construction  any 
city  might  well  feel  proud  of;  several  good 
hotels,  The  Florentine  and  the  St.  Nicholas 
being  among  the  best  in  the  Slate;  3  banks, 
the  oldest  being  the  Bank  of  Huntington. 
The  First  National  has  recently  moved 
into  their  elegant  new  stone  front 
building,  a  special  feature  being  the 
safety  deposit  vaults  in  connection 
with  the  same.  The  streets  of 
the  city  are  now  being  paved 
with  brick,  and  new  stone  curbing  put 
down.  A  belt  line  system  of  street  cars 
traverse  the  city,  and  the  electric  railway 
plant  is  one  of  the  best  in  use.  The  city, 
and  many  of  the  stores  and  residences,  are 
illuminated  with  electric  light.  Telephone 
service  throughout  the  city  and  connecting 
with  Quyandotte,  Central  City,  Kecova 
and  Ceredo.  The  water  works  plant  is  of 
the  best.  If  "printers'  ink"  makes  a  city, 
then  certainly  Huntington  is  highly  favor- 
ed, for  there  are  no  less  than  12  daily  and 
weekly  papers  published,  and  all  are  doing 
well.  Bonded  debt,  $123,000.  Exp.,  Ad- 
ams. Tel.,  W.  U.,  N.  N.  &M.  V.  and 
O.  R.  R.  R.  H.  M.  Adams,  postmaster.* 
Abbott  Darwin  E,  picture  copying.  ^ 
Adams  D  P  &  Co  (Dennis  P  Adams, Charles 

F  Cole),  plumbers. 
Adams  Express  Co,  Meshach  Frost  agt. 
Adams  H  M,  grocer. 
Adams  John  Q,  grocer. 
Adams  Wm,  dairy. 
Adkins  Bros  (Talbert,    Peter  and  Cain), 

grocers. 
Adkins  Riley,  grocer. 
Aquilla  Rev  Daniel  (Eben*  zer  Methodist). 
American  Steel  Casting  Co,  J  B  Hastings 

gen  mngr. 
Argus  Printing  House,  publrs  Huntington 

Argus. 
Arthur  Morris,  brick  mnfr. 
Ashworth  Lewis  J,  general  store. 
Baer  Peter,  notions. 
Baker  EM&  Co  (Emma  M,   Richard  H 

and  Lynn  Bakei),  grocers. 
Bank  of  Huntington  (Capital,  $50,- 

000;  Surplus,  $75,000),  John  Hooe  Rus- 

sel  Pres,  F  B  Enslow  Vice-Pres,  James 

K  Oney  Cash.     (Seep  SIS.) 
Baptist  Banner  The,  Rev  R  R  Sadler,  Zenas 

Martin,  Rev  W  P  Walker,  D  D,  proprs. 


Barrett  T  Francis  &,  Co  (T  Francis 
Barrett,  George  A  Hastings),  Real  Es- 
tate, Fire  Insurance  and  B  and  L  Agts. 

Baxter  &  Co  (Henry  K  and  M  J  Baxter), 
hardware. 

Bayli88  T  F,  insurance. 

Beal  Peter,  barber. 

Bellville  Samuel,  grocer. 

Bibbce  Wade  C,Wholesale  and  Retail 
Queensware  and  Glassware     (See  p  208  J) 

Biel  John,  barber. 

Bierbaum  Joseph,  notions. 

Biern  E&F0,  dry'goods. 

Biggs  &  Herring  Lumber  Co. 

Biggs  &  Miller  (George  N  Biggs,  W  Cal- 
vin Miller),  lumber  mnfrs. 

Bishop  Jennie,  dressmaker. 

Black  Rev  J  A  (Southern  Methodist). 

Blackburn  J  W,  shoemaker. 

Blakely  Beverly,  barber. 

Blanchard  &  Wilcoxen  (James  E  Blanch- 
ard,  C  F  Wilcoxen),  grocers. 

Boardman  &  Hawkins  (L  S  Bcardman,  L 
G  Hawkins),  plumbers. 

Boggess  Taylor  M,  druggist. 

Boone  J  W,  chief  fire  dept. 

Bornheim  Moses,  restaurant. 

Bowen,  Davis  &  Co  (Hugh  Bowen,  V  B 
and  Otis  Davit-),  meat  market. 

Boxley  &  Frampton  (Charles  A  Boxley, 
David  W  Frampton),  grocers. 

Boyer  F  D,  city  collector. 

Brady  &  Werninger  (Henry  J  Brady,  Au- 
gustus W  Werninger),  grocers. 

Bragg  James  H,  grocer. 

Brandebury  Henry  A,  physician. 

Brockmeyer  Wm  T,  sewing  machines. 

Broh  Bros  (Michael  and  Julius),  clothing. 

Brown  John  P,  barber. 

Brown  Leon  G,  hardware,  sash,  etc. 

Brown  Phillip,  barber. 

Brownrigg  Bros  (John  J  and  Wm  H), 
meat  market. 

Bruning  Albert,  boots  and  shoes. 

Bryan  Thomas  J,  lawyer  and  notary. 

Bryant  I  V  Editor  The  Pioneer. 

Buffington,  McCoy  &  Co  (Garland  Buffing- 
ton,  James  E  McCoy,  J  RWiatt),  shoes. 

Buffington  &  Pritchard  (Edward  S  Buffing- 
ton,  Thomas  J  Pritchard),  physicians. 

Burgess  J  M  &  Son  (John  M  ar.d  James 
F),  grocers. 

Burnett  James  W,  real  estate. 

Burns  Charles  A,  cigars  and  news  dealer. 

Burns  John  A,  restaurant. 

Butler  Moses,  barber. 

Caldwell  J  1,  Pres  Hunt  El  Light  & 
St  Ry  Co,  Treas  Hunt  &  Big  Sandy  Ry 
Co,  Mngr  and  Treas  H  &  K  Land  D'mt 
Co,  Pres  First  National  Bank. 


Pure  Spring  Water  Ice.  JP;EDHM^T 


NTER   SMITH, 

WEST  VIRGINIA. 


CUTLERY. 


Fine  Line  Pocket  and  Table  Knives,  Scissors  and  Razors. 

The  W.  hvSmith  Hardware  Co.,  P*r#^tnf* 


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Campbell  &  Holt  (C  W  Campbell,  John  H 

Holt),  lawyers. 
Carder  Albert  S,  dentist. 
Carrollton  Hotel,  Goodwin  &  Poindexter 

proprs. 
Carter  Ditson  P,  dentist. 
Central   City  Window  Glass  Co  (capital, 

$75,000). 
Central  Eand  Co  (Capital,  $600,000), 

C  P  Huntington  Pies,  B  W  Foster  Agt. 

(Seep  309.) 
Chaffln  W  B  &  Sons  (Wm  B,   Clarence 

and  Wm),  jewelers. 
Clark  Alex  M  &  Co  (Alexander  M  Clark), 

boots  and  shoes. 
Clark  A  M,  U  S  deputy  marshal. 
Clay  Henry,  mngr  rest  S  R  News  Co. 
Cogbill  John  A,  saloon. 
Cohen  Charles,  jeweler. 
Collier  Rev  J  L  (Congregational). 
"Collins  James  W,  confectioner. 
Commercial  National  Bank  (capital,  $100,- 

000;  surplus,  $5,000),  G  N  Biggs  pres, 

W  B  Prickett  cash. 
Conerton  Thomas,  tailor. 
Continental    Hotel,    M    B  Ratcliff 

Propr. 
Cox  E  W,  physician. 
Crawford  A  J  &  Co,  brick  mnfrs. 
•Crawford  &  Crawford  (Wm  H  and  Frank 

L),  grocers. 
Crider  Jacob  L,  drugs. 
Crider  Levi,  books  and  stationery. 
Cropper's  Pen  Art  Hall  and  Business  Col- 
lege. 
Daily  and    Weekly    Advertiser, 

J  H  Edwards  Propr.     (See  p  211.) 
Daily  Times,  J  R  Dudley  propr. 
Daniels  Anthony  C,  Florist.    (See  p 

208.) 
Davis  B  T,  drugs. 
Davis  J  B,  meats. 

Davis  Opera  House,  Joseph  Gallick  mngr. 
Davis  P  T,  propr  Virginia  House. 
Delabor  Killian,  shoemaker. 
Dell  Woo,  laundry. 
Dempsey  Mrs  L  E,  dressmaker. 
Dickerson  Robert  B,  chief  train  despatcher 

C  &  O  Ry. 
Dickey  Hamilton,  mayor. 
Diehl  Frank,  boots  and  shoes 
Dielil  Robert,  Saloon.     (Seep  212.) 
Dimmiek  M   C,   Cash  First  National 

Bank.     (See  p  209.) 
Dober  Paul,  tailor. 

Doolittle  Edward  S,  lawyer  and  notary. 
Douthit  &  Leist  (Edward  F  Douthit,  Alex 

P  Leist),  harnessmakers. 
Doyle  Charles   C,  ticket  agent  C  &  O  Ry 

and  O  R  R  R. 


Dudley  James  R,  propr  The  Daily  Times. 

Dusenberry  &  Wilson  (Cole  C  Dusenberry, 
Wm  B  Wilson),  grocers. 

Edwards  J  H,  Propr  The  Daily  and 
Weekly  Advertiser.     (See  p  211.) 

Elting  Nelson  D,  artist. 

Elting  Ralph,  paperhanger. 

Emmons  &  Marr  (Carleton  D  Em- 
mons, B  W  Marr,  J  L  Hawkins), Whole- 
sale and  Retail  Dealers  in  Stoves,  Tin- 
ware and  Hardware. 

Ensign  Manufacturing  Co  (capital,  $260,- 
000),  F  E  Cauda  pres,  E  Ensign  sec  and 
treas,  J  W  Savin  general  agent,  car  and 
car  wheel  mnfrs. 

Enslow  C  R,  physician. 

En  slow  Edward  B,  Real  Estate  and 
Insurance.     (See  p  213.) 

Eversole  George,  laundry. 

Farr  John  S,  saloon  and  billiards. 

Fenner  Wm  J,  photographer. 

Fergusen  James  M,  tailor. 

First  National  Bank  (Capital 
$200,000;  Surplus,  $50,000),  J  L  Cald- 
well Pres,  George  F  Miller  Jr  Vice-Pres, 
M  C  Dimmiek  Cash.    (See  p  209.) 

Fisher  John  L,  saloon. 

Fisher  Lizzie,  dressmaker. 

Fisher  &  Gruper  (G  C  Fisher,  George  Gru- 
per),  meat  market. 

Fitzgerald's  Patent  Prepared  Plaster  Co. 

Floding  George  A,  society  goods. 

Florentine  Hotel  The,  R  A 
Mat  he  ws  Propr .     (See  p  209. ) 

Foley  Mark  J,  notions. 

Foster  B  W,  Hardware,  Stoves  and 
Agricultural  Implements.     (See  p  209.) 

Frazier  John  H,  dairy. 

Frost  J  W,  glass  mnfr. 

Frost  Meshach,  agent  Adams  Express  Co. 

Fuller  Frank  D,  coal. 

Gallick  Joseph,  stationer. 

Gardner  Charles  K,  physician. 

Garland  &  Valentine  (Thomas  S  Garland, 
John  W  Valentine),  dry  goods. 

Garner  James  A,  mngr  Southern  Railway 
News  Co. 

Gibson  Eustace,  lawyer. 

Gibson  John  R,  printer. 

Gibson  J  T,  U  S  commissioner. 

Gibson  J  T  &  W  A,  proprs  Huntington 
Commercial. 

Gideon  Sam,  clothing  and  gents'  f urngs. 

Gill  James  M,  supt  C  &  O  Ry. 

Goodwin  &  Poindexter,  proprs  Carrollton 
Hotel. 

Gordon  Harrison,  lumber  mnfr. 

Greenwell  Henry  C,  grocer. 

Groff  Ira  C,  mngr  Union  News  Co 

Groom  Charles  D,  saloon. 


Sommers&  Sommers, Real  Esta,e  and  lnsurance  Brokers• 


'J        CLARKSBURG,  WEST  VIRGINIA. 


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MARSHALL  COLLEGE. 

THE  STATE  NORMAL  SCHOOL. 


HUNTINGTON,  W.  VA. 

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Miss  EMMA  FOEDYCE,  }     Assistants. 

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Cheap  Boarding  ;  Beautiful,  Healthful  Loca- 
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Large,  Commodious  Buildings. 

Complete  Outfit  of  Apparatus  and  Educa. 
tional  Helps.  

The  demand  for  trained  teachers  is  steadily 
increasing.  _  _ 


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Electric  Light 


Wiring  for  all  Systems  of  Arc  and  Incandescent  Light- 
ing. THE  ELECTRICAL  CONSTRUCTION  and  MAIN- 
TENANCE CO.,  126  6th  Ave.,  PITTSBURGH,  PA.    Telephone  1774. 


I    R    Rlllnn  Rl   P-n    Watches,  Diamonds,  Jewelry  and  Fine  Pottery. 

ll     Ul     Ulillhl     (ft     UUl,  WHEELING,  WEST  VIRGINIA. 


208 


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WEST    VIRGINIA    STATE    GAZETTEER 


HUN 


Gwinn  Bros  (Otheniel  E  and  Walter  W), 

flour  mill. 
Hall  Daniel  R,  grocer. 
Hall  Simeon  R,  oils. 
Halloran  T  P,  mngr  tel  C  &  O  Ry. 
Hambleton  M  N,  monuments. 
Harding  B  B,  mineral  waters. 
Harris  Robert  W,  civil  engineer. 
Harrison  &  Miller,  insurance. 
Harrold  CB&Co  (Charles  B  Har- 

rold),  Insurance,  Real  Estate  and  Notary. 

(Seep  213.) 
Hartman  Frank  M.  court  stenographer. 
Hartzell  &  Caldwell  (Erwin  Hartzell,  J  L 

Caldwell),  handle  factory. 
Harvey,  Hagen  &  Co  (Henry  C  Harvey, 

Hugh  B  Hagen,  George  F  Miller   jr), 

whol  grocers. 
Harvey  Thomas  H,  circuit  court  judge. 
Haucke  C  &.  Sons  (Conrad,  Frederick 

and  Albert),    Wall   Paper,    Paints  and 

Oils,    and  House  Painters.     (See  p  215  ) 
Haucke  Mrs  Mary,  restaurant. 


Hayslip,  Enslow  &  Gwinn  (O  K  Hayslip, 
E  B  Enslow,  C  E  Gwinn),  clothing  and 
merchant  tailors. 

Hecox  &  Williams  (E  C  Hecox,  E  E  Wil- 
liams), lawyers. 

Helstern  Joseph,  saloon. 

Henderson  E  A,  grocer. 

Henson  P,  stone  mason. 

Herring  W  W,  propr  St  Charles  Hotel. 

Hill  A  B,  carpenter. 

Hill  Daniel,  cigars. 

Hilton  Glenn,  jeweler. 

Hodges  Thomas  E,  Principal  Mar- 
shall College.     (See  p  207.) 

Hoff  Frank,  jeweler. 

Hoge  James,  tailor. 

Hogg  C  L,  flour,  meal,  etc. 

Holswade  Wm  fl  H,  f  urn  and  undertaker. 

Hood  E  E,  Managing  Editor  Hunting- 
ton Printing  and  Publishing  Co. 

Housh  R  R,  propr  Merchants'  Hotel. 

Hoyt  &  Nichols  (E  S  Hoyt,  O  A  Nichols), 
mineral  water  mnfrs. 


Keeps  on  Hand  a  General  Variety  of  FLOWERING  PLANTS  and  MIKIUKKKI 
Correspondence  Invited.  7th  Ave.  and  1st  Street,  HUNTINGTON,  W.  VA 


WADE  C.  BIBBEE, 

^^  WHOLESALE  AND  RETAIL  DEALER  IN 

Queensware, 

Qlassware, 

Stoneware, 

?  Third  Avenue,  HUNTINGTON,  W.VA. 


Steam,  Water,  Gas, 


Pump  and  Factory  Supplies,  Steam  and  Hot 
Water  Heating  and  Sanitary  PLU1WHING. 
Charles  H.  Turner,  Parkerstaurg,  W.Va. 


HUN 


AND    BUSINESS    DIRECTORY. 


HUN 


209 


J.  L.  CALDWELL, 

PRESIDENT. 


GEO.  F.  1TIILLEB,  Jr., 

VICE-PRES. 


M.  C.  O!  m  ?IICK, 

CASHIER. 


Kirst  National  Bank:, 

HUNTINGTON,  W.VA. 

Capital,  $200,000.00.  Surplus  and  Profits,  $50,000.00. 

SAFETY  DEPOSIT  VAULTS. 

DEPOSITORY    OF   THE    STATE   OF    WEST   VIRGINIA. 


J.  L.  Caldwell, 
D.  W.  Emmons, 
Geo.  F.  Miller,  Jr., 


DIRECTORS: 

"W.  H.  Hagen, 
J.  Ii.  Thornburg, 
B.  W.  Foster, 


L.  H.  Burks, 
D.  I.  Smith, 
M.  C.  Dimmick. 


/ 


CALL  AND  EXAMINE  OUR  NEW  SOLID  STEEL  VAULTS  AND  NEW  FIRE- 
PROOF STONE  BUILDING. 


CORRESPONDENCE  INVITED. 


COLLECTIONS  PROMPT. 


HUNTINGTON.  W.  VA 


is  the  Best   HE 
Town    on  the  Ohio 

River.     Only  19  years  old,  and  has  a  population  of 

12,000,  and  growing  rapidly. 

THE  CENTRAL  LAND  COMPANY 

Have  many  Fine  Residence  Lots  for  Sale,  and  are  offering  Inducements  to  Man- 
ufacturing Interests. 

B.  W.  FOSTER,  Agt. 

Also  Wholesale  and  Retail  Dealer  in  Hardware,  Stoves,  Cutlery  and  Plows. 

South  Side  Third  Avenue,  cor.  Ninth  Street. 


THE  FLORENTINE, 

R  A.  MATHEWS,  Propr. 


■1    OFFICE, 


J  F.  E.  Hern. 

I  11 .  E.  Mathews. 


New  Hotel,  Location  Central. 
Electric  Lights  and  Rells.  Steam 
Heated.  Elevator.  $2.00  per 
Day. 


References,  the  Traveling  Public. 

Fourth  Are.  and  Ninth  St.,  opp.  Postofflce, 

HUNTINGTON,  W.VA. 


fllfl    PlPtlirOC    COPIED  and  ENLARGED  to  any  Size  by 
UIU    riUIUI  CO    CUNNINGHAM,    -    Marti nsbu rg,  W.  Va. 


BOTTLES,  BOXES 

and    Patent    Stoppers. 


General  Supplies  for  Mineral  and  Soda  Water  Dealer* 

C.  M.  SHREWSBURY,  Parkersburg,  W.Va. 


210 


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WB8T    VIRGINIA    STATE    GAZETTEER 


HUN 


Huff  J  A,  blacksmith. 

Huntington  Argus  (weekly),  Argus  Print- 
ing House  publrs. 

Huntington  Belt  Line  Street  Railway  Co, 
C  L  Hafner  pres. 

Huntington  Board  of  Trade,  J  K  Oney 
pres,  M  C  Dimmick  sec. 

Huntington  Commercial,  JT&WA  Gib- 
son proprs. 

Huntington  Distillery  Co  (capital,  $25,000,) 
J  H  Hughes  pres  and  gen  mngr. 

Huntington  Electric  Light  and  Street  Rail- 
way Co  (capital  $80,000),  J  L  Caldwell 
pres,  F  B  Enslow  vice-pres,  George  F 
Miller  jr  treas. 

Huntington  Excelsior  and  mat- 
tress Co  (Capitalized),  Rufus  Switzer 
Pres,  T  M  Shank  Gen  Supt,  W  E  West 
Sec.     (Seep  2 15.) 

Huntington  Gazette,  George  R  Mcintosh 
propr. 

Huntington  Glass  Co  (capital,  $100,000). 

Huntington  Herald  (Daily  and 
Weekly),  Huntington  Printing  and  Pub- 
lishing Co  Publishers.     (See  p  207.) 

Huntington  Hotel,  G  W  Hutchison  propr. 

Huntington  Ice  and  Storage  Co  (capital, 
$20,000),  George  F  Miller  pres,  A  A 
Hanly  sec  and  treas,  N  C  Petit  gen  supt. 


Huntington  Lounge  Co,  A  B  Palmer  sec 
and  treas. 

Huntington  Printing  and  Pub- 
lishing Co,  E  M  Campbell  Pres  and  Busi- 
ness Mngr,  John  T  Ellis  Treas,  E  E 
Hood  Managing  Editor,  Publishers  and 
Job  Printers.     (See  p  207.) 

Huntington  Real  Estate  and 
General  Commission  Business,  Mark 
Poore  Mngr. 

Huntington  Water  Co,  D  W  Immel  supt. 

Huntington  &  Big  Sandy  Railroad  (capital, 
$300,000),  Z  T  Vinson  pres,  J  L  Cald- 
well sec  and  treas. 

Huntington  &,  Kenova  Land 
Development  Co  (Capital,  $1,000,000), 
J  N  Camden  Pres,  George  McKendree 
Vice-Pres,  J  L  Caldwell  Treas  and  Genl 
Mngr.     (Seep  215.) 

Hutchison  George  W,  propr  Huntington 
Hotel. 

Hutchison  Lon  H,  Manager  Western 
Union  Telegraph  Co,  Agent  Columbia 
Bicycles  and  Remington  Typewriters. 

Ingram  &  O'Neil  (George  P  Ingram,  Thom- 
as E  O'Neil),  founders  and  machinists. 

Isbell  L  D,  lawyer. 

Jack  RA&Co  (Robert  A  Jack),  dry  gds. 


HENRY  SPANGENBERG, 

MANUFACTURER  OF  AND  DEALER  IN 

FINE  CIGARS. 

THIRD  AVE.,  NEAR  NINTH  STREET, 

UTT^I'I^TCS-TOST,  -  "WEST  "VTElCzcTHTX^. 


C.  N.  LALLANCE, 


PRACTICAL 


House^Sign  Painter, 

DECORATOR  AND  CONTRACTOR. 
806    3d  Avenue,    Second  Floor, 

HUNTINGTON,  W.  VA. 


CORRESPONDENCE  INVITED. 


Vance  Shoe  Company. 


Established  1837. 
See  Page  57. 


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AND    BUSINESS    DIRECTORY. 


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211 


The  Advertiser  is  the  Best  Advertising  medium  iu  South- 
west West  Virginia. 

The  Advertiser  is  the  Official  Organ  of  the  County  and  City, 
and  is  the  only  Democratic  Newspaper  Published  in  Cabell 
County.  It  is  the  Recognized  Leading  Democratic  Organ  of 
Southwest  West  Virginia. 

The  Daily  and  Weekly  Advertiser, 

JAMES  HOFFMAN  EDWARDS,  Editor  and  Proprietor. 
BOOK  AND  JOB  PRINTING.      •      LEGAL  WORK  A  SPECIALTY. 

Largest  Circulation  of  any  Newspaper  published  in  the  City  of  Huntington. 
Advertising  Rates  Given  upon  Application. 


HUNTINGTON, 


WEST  VIRGINIA. 


CORRESPONDENCE 


INVITED. 


BOB.  C.  McCULLOUGH, 

GENERAL  REAL  ESTATE  I  INSURANCE  AGENT 

ALSO  GENERAL  AGENT  FOR  WEST  VIRGINIA 

r~  FOR  THE  ^— = 

RAILWAY  BUILDING  AND  LOAN  ASSOCIATION, 

OF  MINNEAPOLIS,  OTINN. 


HUNTINGTON, 


WEST  VIRGINIA. 


C.  F.  MILLENDER. 

J.  BI.  bieriu  AN. 

MILLENDER 

&   BIERMAN, 

DEALERS    IN                                                            j0$StR\ 

MM                                                          MNFRS.    OF 

BUILDERS'  HARDWARE,       jtMrn 

wL             DOORS, 

Window  Glass,        .^H  BHI 

paints,       mm  Rlfl 
LIME,  CEMENT,  ETC.  1 

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west  Virginia.       ^gmmm 

p^  Correspondence  Solieited. 

0  S  Philnntt  architect  and  superintendent, 

v  *     *^*    A    AAXAJ^Vf  1/ 1/9    14th  and  Market  Sts.,  Wheeling,  W.  Va. 


14 


Contractors'  Supplies. 


Manila  Rope,  Wire  Rope,  Wood  and  Iron 
Tackle  Blocks,  Etc.  Write  us  for  Prices. 
CHAS.  H.  BERRY,  Wheeling,  W.  Va. 


212 


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WEST   VIRGINIA   STATE    GAZETTEER 


HUN 


Jarvis  &  Bros  (J  H,  G  S,  J  C  and  W  P), 
iron  foundry. 

Jennings  Francis  M,  grocer. 

Johnson  Henry  W,  grocer. 

Johnson  John  B,  auctioneer  and  cigars. 

Johnson  Melville  S,  general  store. 

Johnston  &  Emmons  (James  E  Johnston, 
Jalden  Emmons),  furn  and  undertakers. 

Jones  John  A,  pianos  and  organs. 

Joaes  Oscar,  saloon. 

Kahn  Jacob,  saloon. 

Kahn  Mrs  Lena,  dry  goods. 

Kearney  Walter  S,  physician. 

Keefe  Wm,  drugs. 

Kelner  Lester,  saloon. 

Keunet  &  Marcum  (John  H  Kennet,  James 
H  Marcum),  livery. 

Kent  Wm  E,  saloon. 

Kilcoyne  Patrick,  restaurant. 

King  Charles  M,  tinware. 

King  Wm  S,  trainmaster  C  &  O  Ry. 

King  Rev  W  Wirt  (Methodist). 

Kirkpatrick  &  Co  (L  B  Kirkpatrick),  drugs. 

Kneff  Mrs  K  A,  milliner. 

Kyle  E,  sheriff. 

Kyle,  Kennet  &  Davis  (Wm  6  and  Wm  L 
Kyle,  Walter  Davis),  livery. 

Laidley  John  B,  lawyer  and  notary. 

Lallance  Charles  X,  Painter  and 
Contractor     (See  p  210.) 

Laagdon  Albert,  confectioner. 

Leete  L  W,  civil  engineer. 

Lefkowitch  Louis,  dry  goods. 

Leroy  James  V,  confectioner. 

Leroy  &  De  Pirre  (Frank  Leroy,  Leonard 
De  Pirre),  confectioners. 

Levy  Joseph,  boots  and  shoes. 

Lewis  Rev  S  K  (Hebrew). 

Lilly  James  B,  shoemaker. 

McCann  &  Shoupe  (Charles  McCann,  R  C 
Shoupe),  brick  mnfrs. 

McComas  &  McComas  (B  J  and 
George  J),  Lawyers  and  Notaries,  Hunt- 
ington and  Barboursville.      (See  p  207.) 


McCown  Albert,  grocer. 

McCoy  C  W,  physician. 

McCreary  J  W,  blacksmith. 

McCullough  Bob  C,  Real  Estate,  In- 
surance and  Building  and  Loan  Agent, 
(Seep  211.) 

McCullough  F  F,  clerk  county  court. 

McCullough  P  C,  physician. 

McDermit  George  M,  notary  public. 

McGinnls  R  J,  lawyer. 

McGinnis  Wm,  lawyer. 

Mcintosh  George  R,  propr  Huntington 
Gazette. 

McLaughlin  James,  saloon. 

McLellon  Mrs  N  J,  dressmaker. 

Marcum  &  Peyton  (John  S  Marcum, 
Thomas  W  Peyton),  Lawyers  and  No- 
taries. 

Marshall  College,  The  State  Normal 
School,  Thomas  E  Hodges  Principal. 
(Seep  207.) 

Martin,  Nickerson  &  Co  (George  Martin, 
Solomon  Nickerson),  planing  mill. 

Matthews  D  E,  lawyer. 

Mathews    Robert    A,    Propr 
Florentine  Hotel.   (See  p  207.) 

Matthews  S  V,  insurance. 

Matthews  &  Humphrey  (Samuel  V 
thews,  L  W  Humphrey),  photogrs. 

Medford  Thomas,  coal. 

Merchants'  Hotel,  R  R  Housh  propr. 

Meyers  J  D,  physician. 

Michfe  Thomas  L.,  Lawyer  and  No- 
tary. 

Mlllender  &  Bierman  (C  F  Millen- 
der,  J  H  Bierman),  Builders'  Hardware, 
Window  Glass,  Paints,  Lime,  Etc.  (See 
p  211.) 

Miller  M  E,  confectioner. 

Molter  Louis,  baker. 

Morgan  S  B  &  Co  (Samuel  B  Morgan,  Ar- 
chie McKinney,  Wm  Johnson),  grocers. 

Mossman  Dan  A,  coal  and  ice. 

Nash  Frank  A,  queensware. 


The 


Mat- 


DEALER  IN 


Pure  Wines,  Liquors,  Ale,  Beer, 

TOBACCO    -A.3STID    CIGARS. 

FOSS-SOHNEIDER'8  BEER  ON  TAP  DAILY. 

Third  Ave.,  near  20th  St.,        -        HUNTINGTON,  W.  VA. 


Reymann  Brewing  Co.'s 


Celebrated  LAGER  B  E  E  R  is  the 
Finest  and  Purest  in  the  Country. 
WHEELING,  W.  VA. 


HUN  AND    BUSINESS   DIRECTORY.  HUN  213 

JNO.  HOOE  RUSSEL,  President.  F.  B.  ENSLOW,  Vice-President,  JAS.  K.  ONEY,  Cashier. 

1 8  72-ORGANIZED-l  8  72. 


CAPITAL,  $50,000.    SURPLUS,  $78,000.    DKD1V1DED  PROFITS,  $25,000. 

BANK  OF  HUNTINGTON, 

HUNTINGTON,  WEST  VIRGINIA. 

DEPOSITORY  OP  THE  STATE  OP  WEST  VIRGINIA. 

Transacts  a  General  Banking  Business  and  Gives  Special  Attention  to  Collections,  Small  or  Large. 

DIRECTORS— Ely  Ensign,  Jas.  K.  Oney,  T.  S.  Garland,  John  Hooe  Russel,  Edward  Kyle, 
Robt.  T.  Oney,  D.  W.  Emmons,  F.  B.  Enslow. 


EL    IB-   IEN'SIjO'W, 

GENERAL  AGENCY  FOR 

■FIRE,  LIFE,  ACCIDENT, 


INSURANCE. 


PLATE  GLASS  and  STEAM  BOILER 

COMPANIES  REPRESENTED— FIRE  : 
Hamburg-Bremen,  Lancashire,  Norwich-Union,  Hartford.  Liverpool  and  London  and  Globe,  North 
British  and  Mercantile,  London  and  Lancashire,  .Etna.  Phoenix,  London  Assurance, 

Western,  N.  Y.  Underwriters,  Niagara,  Germania. 
ACCIDENT,  PLATE-GLASS,  STEAM  BOILER:    Fidelity  and  Casualty  Co.  of  New  York. 

HUNTINCTOft,  -  WEST  VIRGINIA. 


ThePIONEER 


PUBLISHED  EVERY  FRIDAY  BY  THE 


PIONEER  PUBLISHING  CO., 

Eighth  Street,  between  2d  and  3d  Aves.,       HUNTINGTON,  W.  TA. 

ALL  KINDS  OF  JOB  WORK  S^Ss^t™ 
I.  V.  BRYANT,  -  -  Editor. 

C-  B.  HARROLD  &  CO., 

GENERAL  INSURANCE  AND 

Real  Estate  Agents. 

We  represent  15  Fire  Insurance  Companies,  such  as  the  Royal,  Phenix,  Continental,  Commercial 

Union,  "  Old  Insurance  Company  of  North  America,"  Fire  Association  of  Philadelphia, 

Caledonian  of  Scotland,  and  Northern  of  England. 

Lloyd  Plate  Glass,  the  largest  company  of  its  kind  in  the  world.    Accident  Companies  :    The 

American  Casualty  of  Baltimore  ;  Trayelers'  of  Hartford,  Conn. 

Office,  '•fc2£'#"«  First  National  Bank,V&°onr,d   HUNTINGTON,  W.  VA. 
Cumberland  Hardware  ]  J"  J™£  IP1??™!  Pic*8'  lh0Tels' s,ed!fe8' 

J  Railroad  and  Mining  Supplies,  Dynamite,  Powder  and  Gen- 
^"™"" ■  COMPANY.  *mmmm~ ■■  (  eral  Hardware.    47*49  Baltimore  St.,  Cumberland,  Md. 


THFATRFQ   edward  b.  franzheim,  architect, 

I   fibril    rlLOl       FTTQLIC  I^f  BRARY  BUILDING,  WHEELING,  W.  VA, 


214 


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WEST    VIEGINIA    STATE    GAZETTEER 


HUN 


Neal  George  I,  lawyers. 

Nespcrley  Mrs  M  J,  dressmaker. 

Newman  Henry,  dry  goods. 

Northcott  Elliott,  lawyer. 

Northcott  &  BurBngton,  clothing. 

Oates  Wm  M,  restaurant. 

O'Beirne  G,  lawyer. 

Odd  Fellows'  Advocate,  George  A  Flod- 
ing  editor. 

Ohio  Valley  Building  and  Loan  Assn. 

Oney  James  K,  Cash  Bank  of  Hunt- 
ington. 

Overbey  Warren  jr,  insurance  agent 

Pepper  R  R,  physician. 

Petit  Noah  C,  Dealer  in  Kanawha 
Splint  and  Nut  Coal  and  Pure  Manufac- 
tured Ice. 

Pigman  Mrs  Mary,  restaurant. 

Pioneer,  Pioneer  Publishing  CoPublrs, 
I  V  Bryant  Editor.     {See  p  213.) 

Poage  George  H,  livery. 

Poage  Robert  C,  harnessmaker. 

Poore  IMark,  Mngr  Huntington  Real 
Estate  Agency  and  U  S  Pension  Attor- 
ney. 

Potts  &  Cam  mack  (J  N  Potts,  J  H 
Cammack),  General  Real  Estate  and  In- 
surance Agents. 

Prichard  C  N,  printer. 

Puthuff  &  Terrell  (Miss  Jennie  M  Puthuff, 
Mrs  C  H  Terrell),  milliners. 

Ratcliff  M  B,Propr  Continental  Hotel. 

Ratliff  G  F,  lawyer. 

Rau  John  A,  barber. 

Reese  &  Co  (Hiram  V  Reese,  R  E  Vickers), 
druggists. 

Reichblum  Morris,  second-hand  clothing. 

Remmele  Charles  C,  grocer. 

Ricketts  Girard  C,  grocer. 

Rief  JohD,  blacksmith. 

Roadcap  &  McGinnis  (A  G  Roadcap,  T  J 
McGinnis),  saloon. 

Row  W  D,  physician. 

Russell  &  Defosse,  meat  market. 

Sadler  Rev  R  R  (Baptist) 

St  Charles  Hotel,  W  W  Herring  propr. 

St  Nicholas  Tavern,  Alf  M  Thomp- 
son Propr;  the  Leading  Hotel  of  Hunt- 
ington, on  Line  of  Electric  Railway. 

Saraath  Wm  M,  grocer. 

Sanborn  &  Sons  (Lorenzo  D,  Wm  E  and 
George  W),  livery. 

Sandman  George,  shoemaker. 

Sandman  Mrs  George,  grocer. 

Saunders  &  Hogg,  physicians. 

Sayre  John  S,  photographer. 

Scanlon  T  C,  city  treas. 

Schackelford  John,  grocer. 

Schlemmer  Jacob,  baker. 

Schmauch  Andrew,  merchant  tailor. 


Schoenfeld  Max,  notions. 

Seventh    Ave    Hotel,  A  D  Taylor 

Propr. 

Shepherd  Thomas  R,  notary. 

Simmons  Joseph,  meats,  2  miles  s  w. 

Simmons  Martin,  confectioner. 

Simms  &.  Enslow  (Henry  C  Simms, 
Frank  B  Enslow),  Lawyers  and  Notaries. 

Simpson  Wm,  justice. 

Sliger  Lumber  Co  (capital,  $30, 000), Thorn 
as  J  Sliger  pres. 

Sloan  Rev  Joseph  M  (Presbyterian). 

Smith  A  J,  insurance. 

Smith  Bros  (John  and  James),  foundry. 

Smith  George  W,  restaurant. 

Smith  Henry,  shoemaker. 

Smith  Martin  E,  grocer. 

Smith  Walter  E,  druggist. 

Smith  Wm  B,  tailor. 

Smith  &  Johnson  (Nelson  Smith,  Daniel 
Johnson),  barbers. 

Snider  Bros  (Charles  H,  Joseph  O  and 
Fremont),  bakers. 

Southern  Railway  News  Co,  James  A 
Garner  mngr, 

Spangenberg  Henry,  Cigar  Mnfr; 
Restaurant  and  Confectionery.  {See  p^ 
210.) 

Spence  G  L  &  Co  (George  L  Spence),  pi- 
anos and  organs. 

Staley  Wm,  chief  police. 

Stern berger  Leon,  saloon  and  whol  liquors. 

Stewart  &  Overall  (James B  Stewart,  James- 
G  Overall),  architects. 

Stogdon  Robert  A,  grocer. 

Stout  &  King  (T  E  Stout,  Wm  E  King), 
Lawyers  and  Notaries.     {See  opp.) 

Strait  David  B,  lawyer. 

Swain  J  C,  city  assessor. 

Taylor  Alexander  D,  Propr  Seventh 
Ave  Hotel ;  Rates  $1.50  per  Day  ;  First 
Class  Saloon  in  Connection,  near  Depot- 
Taylor  ThomasW,  justice. 

Teubert  J  H,  grocer. 

Thomas  John  L,  barber. 

Thompson  Alf  ill,  Propr  St  Nicholas 
Tavern;  the  Leading  Hotel  of  Hunting- 
ton, on  Line  of  Electric  Railway. 

Trent  L  B  &  Co  (Lewis  B  Trent,  Cal 
Fetty),  grocer. 

Turley  Bros  (Wm  and  Thomas),  painters. 

Tyler  P  A,  barber. 

Union  News  Co,  Ira  C  Groff  mngr. 

Unsold  Mrs  Sallie  J,  milliner. 

Vanmater  Wm,  blacksmith. 

Van  Vleck  Eugene  C,  dentist. 

Vickers  C  H,  carpenter. 

Vickers  R  E,  physician. 

Vinson  &  McDonald  (Z  T  Vinson 
G  E  McDonald),  Lawyers  and  Notaries'. 


Iron  Doors  and  Shatters. 


COX  A  MORRISON,  Boilermakers 
and  Mufrs.  all  Kinds  of  Sheet  Iron  Work, 
WHEELING,  W.  VA.  —  See  Page  5. 


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diseases  of  male  and  female  such  as  Gonorrhoea,  Gleet,  Leucorrhcea.ete. 
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Virginia  House,  P  T  Davis  propr. 

Waldron  Wm,  restaurant. 

Walker  Charles  W,  "Walker's Quick 

Print;"  the  Most  Complete  Job  Printing 

Office  in  Huntington. 
Walker  Rev  WP.DD  (Baptist). 
Wellman  John  D,  grocer. 
Wellman  Millard  P,  barber. 
Werninger  Rev  J  W  (Catholic). 
Wertz  Harry,  boilermaker. 
West  Virginia    Flint  Bottle  Co  (capital, 

$75,000). 
West    Virginia  Correspondence 

School  of  Law,  T  E  Stout,  LL  B,  Pres. 

{Seep  215.) 
Wetzel  Miss  Florence,  physician. 
Wilson  A  N,  constable. 
Wilson  B  C,  circuit  court  clerk. 
Wilson  Mrs  Emily,  hotel. 
Wilson  J  T,  constable. 
Winn  &  Moran,  plumbers. 
Wirthlin    &    Marr    (James    A   Wirthlin, 

John  L  Marr),  wharf  boat. 
Wolf  Benjamin,  groceries  and  hides. 
Wood  Henry  A,  furniture. 
Y  M  C  A,  L  H  Cammack  sec. 
Zeigler  Jacob,  clothing  and  gents'  furngs. 

HUNTSVILLE.  A  village  in  the 
southwest  part  of  Jackson  county,  8  miles 
from  Jackson  C.  H.,  its  shipping  point, 
and  120  from  Wheeling.  Population,  30. 
Thomas  Hartley,  postmaster. 

King  Elisha,  flour  mill. 


HUE.  In  Calhoun  county,  7  miles 
from  Grantsville,  the  judicial  seat,  and  18 
from  Burning  Springs,  its  shipping  point. 

Connell  &  Co,  general  store  and  lumber. 

HURRICANE.  A  village  of  200 
people  in  Putnam  county,  on  the  C.  &  O. 
Ry,  12  miles  from  Winfield,  the  judicial 
seat,  and  150  miles  from  Wheeling.  Hunt- 
ington is  the  banking  town.  Several  good 
store  buildings  are  here:  The  Poindexter 
Hotel  is  first-class  in  every  respect.  Exp., 
Adams.  Tel.,  W.  U.  W.  D.  Hodges, 
postmaster. 

Benedict  George,  general  store. 

Benedict  H  J,  saw  mill. 

Blair  S  W,  shoemaker. 

Cocke  Rev  W  J  (Baptist). 

Dorsey  R  V,  general  store. 

Dorsey  &  Kountz,  proprs  Hurricane  Hub 

and  Spoke  Co. 
Dudding  George  W,  drugs  and  livery. 
Eggleton  W  S,  wagonmaker. 
Ellis  J  T,  propr  Hurricane  Hotel. 


Garrett  &  Reynolds  (James  T  Garrett,  Carey 
M  Reynolds),  general  store. 

Hodges  Wm  D,  Postmaster  and  Shoe- 
maker; Fine  Shoes  to  Order;  Best  Ma- 
terials and  Workmanship;  Give  me  a 
Trial. 

Hotel  Poindexter,  Mrs  C  L  Poindex- 
ter Propr.     (See  opp.) 

Hurricane  Cornet  Band.  W  Shark  leader. 

Hurricane  Hotel,  J  T  Ellis  propr. 

Hurricane  Hub  and  Spoke  Co,  Dorsey  &- 
Kountz  proprs. 

Kerr  Wm,  meats. 

Kerr  W  D,  physician. 

Kirby  Gilbert  C,  Barber ;  Hair  Cut- 
ting a  Specialty;  Good  Work,  Reasonable 
Prices. 

Kirtley  Woodvie,  meats. 

Losce  W  L,  railroad  and  exp  agent. 

McCallister  W  H,gen  store  and  brickyard. 

Martin  Rev  (Methodist). 

Mynes  J  H,  justice. 

Nye  G  L,  notary  and  physician. 

Poindexter  Mrs  C  L,  Propr  Hotel 
Poindexter.     (See  opp  ) 

Reynolds  F  H,  wagonmaker. 

Reynolds  J  J,  dentist. 

Shanks  T  M,  mayor. 

Shanks  T  M  &  Son,  flour  mill. 

Smith  C  A,  blacksmith. 

Thompson  John  M,  physician. 

Turley  &  Co(Wm  S  and  L  B  Turley,  NF 
Carpenter),  general  store. 

Wilkinson  &  McCallister  (George  W  Wil- 
kinson, Israel  W  McCallister),  gen  store. 


HUTTONSVILLE.  A  village  of 
100  people  in  the  southern  part  of  Ran- 
dolph county,  10  miles  from  Beverly,  the 
seat  of  justice,  150  from  Wheeling,  and  28 
from  Buckhannon,  the  shipping  point. 
Mail,  daily. 

Arbogast  J  H,  furniture. 
Crouch  M  H,  flour  mill. 
Holt  &  Moore,  General  Store. 
Snider  &  Woodford,  druggists. 


HYER.  On  the  W.  Va.  &  P.  R.  R., 
in  Braxton  county,  7i  miles  from  Sutton,, 
the  judicial  seat  and  banking  point.  Pop- 
ulation, 40.     W.  C.  Jenkins,  postmaster. 

Brown  J  C,  carpenter  and  cabinetmaker. 

Gillespie  Henry,  flour  mill. 

Gillespie  James  M,  blacksmith. 

Gillespie  Jonathan,  hotel. 

Gillespie  Rev  J  Y  (Methodist). 

Hyer    Bros    &,    Jenkins,    General 

Store. 
Malcomb  Edward,  general  store. 


Pianos  and  Organs  °  JST  C.  A.  House 


1384  and  1326  Market 
Street, 
'J    WHEELING,  W.  VA. 


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Perkins  John,  fisherman. 
Skidmore  S  L  &  J  W,  grocers. 
Young  W  B,  photographer. 

I AEGER.  The  postoflice  for  a  farm- 
ing community,  in  McDowell  county,  10 
miles  northwest  of  Peeryville,  the  judicial 
seat.    Mail,  semi-weekly. 

INDEPENDENCE.  On  the  B.  & 
O.  R.  R.,  in  Preston  county,  15  miles 
southwest  of  King  wood,  the  judicial  seat, 
and  8  east  of  Grafton,  both  of  which  places 
afford  banking  facilities.  Population,  400. 
Exp.,  U.  S. 

Andrews  E  M,  shoemaker. 

Calvert  John,  blacksmith. 

Fream  IHr§  A  &  Son,  General  Store. 

Harrington  Thomas,  hotel  and  carpenter. 

Irondale  Colliery,  F  Nemigger  operator. 

Jenkins  &  Son,  general  store. 

Sharp  W  E  &  Co,  general  store. 

Sharp  &  Bro,  general  store. 

Smoot  J  R,  general  store. 


INDIAN  CAMP.  This  hamlet  of  50 
persons  is  in  Upshur  county,  13  miles 
south  of  Buckhannon,  the  judicial  seat 
and  banking  town,  and  4  from  Alton,  its 
nearest  shipping  station.  B.  Phillips, 
postmaster. 

Bean  Charles,  general  store. 
Bean  &  Pringle,  flour  mill. 
Phillips  Burton,  Farmer. 
Phillips  N  G,  saw  mill. 

f   INDIAN  MILLS.     The  name  of  a 

/    country  postoflice  in  Summers  county,  18 
\    miles  south  of  Hinton,  the  county  seat. 
I  Ship  to  Lowell,  14  miles  north  on  C.  &  O. 
Ry.     E.  L.  Dunn,  postmaster. 


Baber  P  B&  Son,  flour  mill. 
Dillon  Henry,  General  Store. 
Dunn  E  L,  Farmer. 
Hefner  Howard,  blacksmith. 
Hefner  J  L,  blacksmith. 
Houchins  A  D,  millwright. 
Houchins,  Viah  &  Co,  flour  mill. 


INDUSTRY.  An  unimportant  coun- 
try postoflice  in  Calhoun  county,  10  miles 
west  of  Grantsville,  the  seat  of  justice. 
Mail,  semi-weekly. 

INGLESIDE.  On  the  N.  R.  div.  N. 
&  W.  R.  R,  in  Mercer  county,  6  miles 
from  Princeton,  the  judicial  seat  and  bank- 
ing point.  Population,  75.  Mail,  daily. 
J.  Q.  Spangler,  postmaster. 

Bond  &  Holt,  general  store. 
Cassaday  &  Gilpen,  general  store. 
Cowling  W  J,  flour  mill. 
McKinzie  WLG,  general  store. 
Wilkinson  L  H,  railroad,  exp  and  tel  agt. 


INKERMAN.  A  postoflice  on  the 
Moorefield  and  Winchester  pike,  in  Hardy 
county,  16  miles  northeast  of  Moorefield, 
the  county  seat,  and  18|  from  Romney, 
the  nearest  banking  and  shipping  point. 
No  village.     Mail,  triweekly. 

IN  WOOD.       On   the   C.   V.   Ry,   in 

Berkeley  county,  8  miles  from  Martins- 
burgh,  the  judicial  seat  and  banking  point. 
Population,  50.  John  F  Staub,  postmaster 
and  general  store. 

IRA.  In  Clay  county,  19  miles  from 
Clay  C.  H.  and  30  from  Sutton,  the  near- 
est banking  and  shipping  point.  Popula- 
tion, 30.  J.  T.  Moore,  postmaster  and 
flour  mill. 


Hotel  Poindexter, 

MRS.  C.  L.  POINDEXTER, 

Proprietor. 

First-Class  Accommodations. 
Good  Sample  Rooms. 
Charges  Reasonable. 

EAST  OF  DEPOT, 
HURRICANE,        -        W.  VA. 


Gas  and  Steam  Fitting, 


HOT  WATER    HEATING  and  Sanitary 

Plumbing,  Gas  Fixtures,  Etc. 
BRYAN    &    SPENCER,   Parkemburg,  W.  Ta. 


We  Lead  Fu?/ 


js.  Ui  IrlBlluBl  OCr  LOij  Wheeling,  W.  Va! 


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JAC 


IRELAND.  A  village  in  Lewis  coun- 
ty, 22  miles  south  from  Weston,  the  coun- 
ty seat  and  nearest  bank  location,  and  9 
from  Arnold,  the  neare&t  rail  approach. 
Population,  110.  Isaac  Weaver,  post- 
master. 

Armstrong  C  C,  wagonmaker. 
Bennett  James,  tanner. 
Bird  8  R,  shoemaker. 
**     Brown  E  R,  blacksmith. 
Eurit  F  B,  physician. 
Ewing  A  A,  General  Store. 
Forinash  W  P,  carpenter. 
Hanly  &  Musgrave,  planing  mill. 
Houghton  Wm,  constable. 
McCray  M  H,  tanner. 
McLain  J  E,  hotel. 
Malcomb  K,  blacksmith. 
Mick  W  E,  lumber. 
Musgrave  B  P,  general  store. 
Musgrave  John,  flour  mill. 
Pickens  Jonathan,  flour  mill. 
Prince  D  Howard,  blacksmith. 
Reger  N,  general  store. 
Sprigg  Wm  J,  tanner. 
Weaver  Isaac,  Hotel. 


IRON.  In  Summers  county,  16  miles 
from  Hinton,  the  judicial  seat,  banking 
and  shipping  point.  Mail,  daily.  N.  H. 
Keely,  postmaster. 

Holroyd  Wm,  physician. 
Hopkins  Samuel,  flour  mill. 
Johnson  James  D,  woolen  factory. 
Lane  Clifton,  constable. 
Meador  J  C,  fruits. 

Neely  N  H,  Blacksmith    and  Wagon- 
maker. 
Neely  Wm  R,  justice. 
Shumate  B  P,  general  store. 
Sneve  Rowlet,  flour  milll. 
Williams  John  A,  dentist. 


IRONTOWN.  A  station  on  the  B.  & 
O.  R.  R. ,  in  the  northern  part  of  Taylor 
county,  9  miles  east  of  Grafton,  the  judi- 
cial seat  and  banking  town.  Population, 
30.    A.  R.  Sinclair,  postmaster. 

Carrothers  Festus,  live  stock. 
Gours  I,  flour  mill. 
Osborn  J,  flour  mill. 
Sinclair  A  R  &  Son,  Grocer. 


ISLAND  BRANCH.  In  Kanawha 
county,  26  miles  from  Charleston,  the  judi- 
cial seat,  banking  and  shipping  point. 
John  W.  Haynes,  postmaster. 

Christopher  Michael,  justice. 


Dixon  J  R,  flour  mill. 
Elmore  Rev  R  C  (Second  A  C). 
Harper  W  H,  general  store. 
Jones  George  M  C,  physician. 
Jones  Samuel,  general  store. 
Jones  Rev  S  S  (Second  A  C). 
Reynolds  Dayton,  blacksmith. 

ISLAND  SIDING.    On  the  B.  &  O. 

R.  R.,  in  Jefferson  county.     Send  mail  to 
Harper's  Ferry. 


IUKA.  In  Tyler  county,  8  miles  north- 
east of  Tyler,  the  judicial  seat,  and  10  from 
New  Martinsville,  the  nearest  banking  and 
shipping  point.  Population,  33.  Mrs. 
Emma  R.  Tracy,  postmaster. 

Burgess  M  W,  saw  and  grist  mill. 
Henderson  John,  justice. 
Ice  Rev  D  M  (Christian). 
King  James  &  Wife,  shoemakers. 
Roberts  R  D  &  J  S,  general  store. 
Schriver  John  H,  carpenter. 
Sole  James  O,  justice. 
Stonebraker  S  U,  photographer. 
Wise  E,  carpenter. 


IVY.  In  Upshur  county,  5  miles  south- 
east of  Buckhannon,  the  judicial  seat, 
banking  and  shipping  point.  G.  W.  Rat- 
leff,  postmaster  and  farmer. 

JACKSON  C.  H.      On  the  R.  &  M. 

C.  R.  R.  (Ripley  Station),  in  Jackson  coun- 
ty, 142  miles  from  Wheeling.  Has  a  bank 
and  a  weekly  newspaper,  the  Herald. 
Population,  500.  Exp.,  Adams.  Tel., 
W.  U. 

Armstrong  B  F,  General  Store. 

Armstrong  G  W,  tanner. 

Armstrong  V  S,  lawyer. 

Crow  George  B,  county  clerk. 

Hood  DK&  Son,  flour  mill. 

Jackson  Herald,  Henry  W  Deem  editor. 

Karr  D  D,  hotel. 

Kidd  A  W,  physician. 

Kidd  W  W,  physician. 

McKown  James,  blacksmith. 

Miller  Warren,  lawyer. 

O'Brien  W  H,  circuit  clerk. 

Parks  E  T,  saddler. 

Parsons  W  A,  lawyer. 

Pfast  H  F,  druggist. 

Phelps  A,  lawyer. 

Poling  J  M,  General  Store. 

Ripley  J  A,  saddler. 

Simons  W  E,  physician. 

Vail  J  R,  painter. 

Walker  G  J,  lawyer. 


G.  0.  SMITH,  General  Business  Agent, 


Wheeling, 
W.  Va. 


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Wehrle  M,  physician. 
Wright  E  B,  physician. 


JACKSONVILLE.  A  village  on 
the  west  fork  of  the  Monongahela  river,  in 
Lewis  county,  15  miles  south  of  Weston, 
the  judicial  seat  and  nearest  banking  town, 
and  2  from  Arnold,  the  nearest  shipping 
point.  Population,  60.  G.  I.  Davidson, 
postmaster 

Bosley  J  H,  hotel. 

Davidson  G  I,  General  Store. 

Hyer  N  8,  hotel  and  blacksmith. 


I  JACOX.  A  farm  house  postoffice  in 
/  Pocahontas  county,  23  miles  from  Hunters- 
ville,  the  judicial  seat,  and  32  from  Ronce- 
L  verte,  the  nearest  shipping  point.  Peter 
\Hill,  postmaster  and  farmer. 

JAKE'S  RUN.  This  country  post- 
office  is  in  Monongalia  county,  20  miles 
northwest  of  Morgantown,  the  seat  of  jus- 
tice. Population,  25.  Thomas  Williams, 
postmaster. 

Moore  &  Amos,  general  store. 
Shann  Jacob,  general  store. 
Williams  Thomas,  General  Store. 
Wilson  A,  saw  and  grist  mill. 
Wilson  S  S,  blacksmith. 


JANELEW.  A  village  on  the  W. 
Va.  &  P.  R.  R.,  in  the  northeast  part  of 
Lewis  county,  7  miles  from  Weston,  the 
judicial  seat  and  nearest  banking  point. 
Population,  150.  J.  S.  McWhorter,  post- 
master. 

Bieghley  John,  general  store. 

Brown  George  V,  general  store. 

Constable  J  L,  blacksmith. 

Davison  J  P,  physician. 

Flesher  V  B,  flour  mill. 

Hall  S  W,  physician. 

Hardin  C  F,  justice. 

Hardman  J  L,  carpenter. 

Ivans  Joseph,  physician. 

Jackson  I  G,  general  store. 

Lawrence  P  T,  constable. 

McWhorter  Rev  J  S,  Physician. 

Neeley  Howard,  hotel. 

Stalnaker  A  M,  meats. 

Stalnaker  M  W,  blacksmith. 

/    JARRETT.    A  village  in    Kanawha 
county,  on  the  Elk  river,  12  miles  from 
A\  Charleston.     Mail,  daily.    G.  G.  Reynolds, 
•      postmaster. 

Benjamin  &  DarliDgton,  carpenters. 


Humphreys  J  J,  saw  mill. 
Jarrett  John  T,  lumber. 
Lowe  M  H,  carpenter. 
Price  A  E,  flour  mill. 
Price  E  E,  general  store. 
Reynolds  G  G,  Notary  Public,  Gen- 
eral Store  and  Lumber. 
Sarver  C  B,  physician. 
Stoffel  Wm,  blacksmith  and  wagonmaker. 
Vickers  A  G,  constable. 


JARROLD'S  VALLEY.  A  coun- 
try postoffice  in  Raleigh  county,  32  miles 
from  Raleigh  C.  H.  Ship  to  Brownstown, 
on  the  C.  &  O.  Ry,  32  miles  north. 
Charleston  is  the  location  of  nearest  bank. 
W.  F.  Jarrell,  postmaster. 

Barrett  A,  general  store. 

Estep  Rev  J  N. 

Jarrell  Gipson,  blacksmith. 

Jarrell  Leptrich,  general  store. 

Jarrell  Joseph  P,  physician. 

Jarrell  W  F,  Hotel. 

Jarrell  W  J,  physician. 

Pettry  J  W,  lawyer. 

Thompson  Squire,  wagonmaker  and  carp. 

Walker  W  C,  wagonmaker. 

Williams  Floyd,  blacksmith. 

JARVISVILLE.  A  village  in  Har- 
rison county,  13  miles  southwest  of  Clarks- 
burgh,  the  county  seat,  and  5  south  of 
Wolf  Summit,  on  the  Parkersburgh  branch 
of  the  B.  &  O.  R.  R.,  the  shipping  station. 
Population,  100.  James  Casey,  post- 
master. 

Bargain  Store  Co,  general  store. 

Bartlett  II  L,  hotel. 

Bennett  &  Perine,  flour  mill. 

Bise  L  R,  blacksmith  and  hardware. 

Casey  James,  Grocer. 

Cottrill  George,  carpenter. 

Cottrill  J  M,  shoemaker. 

Halter  man  Charles  W,  physician. 

Hite  Rev  R  M. 

Jarvis  Wm,  coal  miner. 

Norman  S,  carpenter. 

Post  M  R,  general  store. 

Ratrie  John  M,  wagonmaker. 

Westfall  John  T,  blacksmith. 


JEFFERSON.  A  country  postoffice 
in  Lincoln  county,  22  miles  southwest  of 
Hamlin,  the  judicial  seat.  Mail,  semi- 
weekly. 

JENKS.  A  country  postoffice  in  Lin- 
coln county,  10  miles  from  Hamlin,  the 
judicial  seat,   and  28    from  Milton,   the 


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nearest  shipping  point, 
master. 


M.  Adkins,  post- 


Adkin§  James  W,  Justice  and  Notary 

Public. 
Cumming8  Wm,  general  store. 
Elkins  Alamander,  general  store. 
Hager  Robert,  general  store. 


JERRY'S  RUN.  A  village  in  the 
southern  part  of  Wood  county,  18  miles 
south  of  Parkersburgh,  the  judicial  seat 
and  nearest  bank  location,  and  8  from 
Belleville,  the  nearest  shipping  point.  Pop- 
ulation, 30.     S.  M.  Bow,  postmaster. 

Adams  &  Bufflngton,  grist  mill. 
Bow  §  Iff,  General  Store. 
Bow  W  F,  carpenter  and  contractor. 
Buckley  A  J,  live  6tock. 


JESSE.  In  Wyoming  county,  5  miles 
from  Oceana,  the  judicial  seat,  40  from 
Prince,  the  nearest  rail  approach,  and  60 
from  Charleston.  Mail,  semi  weekly.  A. 
T.  Miller,  postmaster. 

Cook  J  J,  general  store. 
Lambert  W  T  &  Sons,  general  store. 
Miller  A  T,  general  store. 
Stewart  Wm  &  Co,  general  store. 


JETS  VILLE.  In  Greenbrier  county, 
40  miles  from  Lewisburgh,  the  judicial 
seat  and  nearest  banking  point,  and  44  from 
Ronceverte.     Margaret  Hagy,  postmaster. 

Hagy  &  Collins,  saw  mill. 
Nelson  &  Coleman,  flour  mill. 


JIMTOWN.  A  farmhouse  postoffice 
in  Harrison  county,  13  miles  from  Clarks- 
burgh,  the  judicial  seat  and  bank  location 
and  5  from  Lumberport,  the  nearest  ship- 
ping point.     Wm.  Harbert,  postmaster. 

JOB.  A  country  postoffice  in  Ran- 
dolph county,  17  miles  northeast  of  Bever- 
ly, the  judicial  seat,  and  18^  from  Elkins, 
the  nearest  shipping  point..  Mail,  semi- 
weekly. 

JOE'S  BRANCH.  Small  place  in  the 
south  part  of  Wyoming  county,  22  miles 
southeast  part  of  Oceana,  the  county  seat, 
and  18  from  Elkhorn,  the  nearest  shipping 
point.     Charles  Workman,  postmaster. 

Goode  Milton,  carpenter. 
Lusk  Floyd,  blacksmith. 
Mullins  C,  carpenter. 
Workman  Charles,  live  stock. 


Workman  C  W,  general  store. 
Workman  N  E,  General  Store. 


JOHNSON.  In  Barbour  county,  13 
miles  from  Philippi,  the  judicial  seat.  It 
is  known  as  Cove  Run,  on  the  G.  &  G.  R. 
R.  Mail,  daily.  R.  S.  Johnson,  post- 
master. 

Johnson  M,  General  Store. 


JOHNSON'S  CROSS  ROADS.    A 

village  in  Monroe  county,  7  miles  north- 
west of  Union,  the  judicial  seat  and  bank- 
ing town,  and  7  east  of  Lowell,  its  nearest 
shipping  point.     Population,  100.     Ida  Y.y' 
Vaughan,  postmaster. 

Johnson  J  M,  live  stock. 
Vaughn  n  J  G,  Carpenter. 

JOHNSTOWN.  This  village  is  in 
Harrison  county,  75  miles  from  Wheeling, 
6  from  Lost  Creek,  its  nearest  shipping 
point,  and  14  from  Clarksburgh,  the  judi- 
cial seat  and  banking  town.  Population,. 
100.     James  Myers,  postmaster. 

Blair  M  A,  physician. 
Davis  Jasper,  shoemaker. 
Dawson  J  C  &  Co,  general  store. 
Davis  O  H,  harnessmaker. 
Jenkins  James,  blacksmith. 
Lewis  S  &  Co,  General  Store. 
Longenette  Daniel,  blacksmith. 
Longenette,  Nim  &  Co,  undertakers. 
Manly  J  H,  shoemaker. 
Myeis  W  G,  blacksmith. 
Queen  J  M,  general  store. 
Queen  Wilson,  physician. 
Romine  J  D,  saw  and  flour  mills. 


JONES'  SPRINGS.  A  village  in 
Berkeley  county,  12  miles  northwest  of 
Martinsburgh,  the  seat  of  justice.  North 
Mountain,  on  the  B.  &  O.  R.  R.,  9  miles 
northeast,  is  the  nearest  railroad  point. 
Population,  100.  John  L.  Wilson,  post- 
master. 

Everhart  John,  saw  mill. 
Kerr  L  N,  general  store. 
Kitchen  Joseph  G,  saw  mill. 
Leonard  L  A,  carpenter. 
Shickler  David  B,  blacksmith. 
Snyder  John,  saw  mill. 
Wilson  J  L,  General  Store. 


JORDAN.  Is  a  landing  on  the  Elk 
river,  in  Kanawha  county,  19  miles  from 
Charleston,  the  county  seat  and  location  of 


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nearest  bank.     No  village.     R  L.  Young, 
postmaster,  general  store  and  lumber. 

JORDAN'S  RUN.  A  country  post- 
office  in  the  southwestern  part  of  Grant 
county,  14  miles  northwest  of  Petersburgh, 
the  judicial  seat,  and  33  from  Keyser,  on 
the  B.  &  O.  R.  R.,  where  goods  should  be 
shipped.  Moorefield,  20  miles  distant,  is 
the  nearest  banking  town.  Aaron  Stone- 
street,  postmaster. 

Berg  A  N,  shoemaker. 
Abogast  Peter,  blacksmith. 
Burgess  John,  live  stock. 
Day  G  W,  shoemaker  and  carpenter. 
Gouldszen  M  E,  flour  and  saw  mill. 
Nelson  S  K,  live  stock. 
Rohrbaugh  F  C,  live  stock. 
Rohrbaugh  George  W,  wagonmaker. 
Scherr  A  C,  general  store. 
Stonestreet  Aaron,  Live  Stock. 


JOSEPH'S  MILLS.  A  postofflce  in 
Tyler  county,  12  miles  from  Middlebourne, 
the  judicial  seat,  9  from  Central,  the  nearest 
shipping  point,  and  32  from  New  Martins- 
ville, the  nearest  bank  location.  Popula- 
tion, 25.     John  L.  Howard,  postmaster. 

Allen  Joel,  mason. 

Hess  O  M,  live  stock. 

Howard  John  L,,  General  Store. 

Howard  &  Fordyce,  general  store. 

Myers  Thomas,  blacksmith. 

Tallman  C  W,  carpenter. 

Tallman  James,  cabinetmaker. 

Tallman  L,  carpenter. 

Tallman  L  A,  carpenter. 

Tallman  M  H,  carpenter. 

Underwood  Frank,  flour  and  saw  mill. 


JOSIAH.     On  the  line  of  O.  R.  R.  R., 

in  Pleasants  county,  8  miles  northeast  of 
St.  Mary's,  the  judicial  seat.  Mail,  semi- 
weekly.  J.  D.  Riggs,  postmaster  and 
farmer. 


JUMBO.  In  Webster  county,  11 
miles  from  Addison,  the  judicial  seat,  25 
from  Flatwoods,  the  nearest  shipping 
point,  and  28  from  Sutton,  the  nearest 
banking  point.  Population,  25.  Daniel 
H.  Sizemore,  postmaster. 

Clevinger  L  A,  blacksmith. 

Cogar  Ellis,  constable. 

Howell  J  A,  justice. 

Sizemore   Daniel   H,  General  Store 

and  Hotel. 
Williams  C  H,  shoemaker. 


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JUMPING  BRANCH.  This  village 
is  in  the  western  part  of  Summers  county, 
6  miles  east  of  Hinton,  the  judicial  seat, 
nearest  banking  and  railroad  point.  Pop- 
ulation, 75.     J.  A.  Lilly,  postmaster. 

Abshire  A  S,  physician. 
Crook  G  W,  blacksmith. 
Deeds  C  B,  hotel  and  tanner. 
Deeds  J  A,  general  store. 
Lilly  J  A,  Physician. 
Lilly  Thomas,  justice. 
Meador  W  T,  saw  and  grist  mill. 
Meador  &  Deeds,  general  store. 
Swindle  Isaac,  blacksmith. 


JUNCTION.  A  recently  established 
postofflce  in  Hampshire  county. 

KABLETOWN.  A  village  with  a 
population  of  200,  hi  Jefferson  county,  6 
miles  south  of  Charles  Town,  the  judicial 
seat  and  banking  town,  and  3  east  of  Rip- 
pon,  the  nearest  shipping  point.  C.  M. 
West,  postmaster. 

Albin  John,  flour  mill. 
Johnson  Wm,  blacksmith. 
Kable  C  H,  flour  mill. 
Smith  H  M,  wagonmaker. 
West  C  M,  General  Store. 
Williams  C  A  &  Bio,  woolen  mill. 


KALAMAZOO.  Farmers'  postofflce 
recently  established,  located  in  Barbour 
county,  8  miles  from  Philippi,  the  judicial 
seat,  usual  banking  and  shipping  point. 
H.  Holsberry,  postmaster. 

Bowman  L  C,  farmer. 

Gaines  B  W,  huckster. 

Goodwin  P  M,  blacksmith. 

Holsberry  French  S,  mnfr  Epsom  salts. 

Holsberry  H  &  Co,  General  Store. 

Holsberry  John  D,  soap  mnfr. 

Moore  E  C,  teacher. 

Poling  Isaac,  live  stock. 

Poling  Jasper,  farmer. 

Poling  J  J,  keeper  Poor  House. 

Poling  Wade,  trapper. 

Poling  Wm  J,  farmer. 

Schoonover  Morrall,  farmer. 

Skidmore  Allen,  huckster. 

Skidmore  Sol,  trapper. 

Stalnaker  Melvin,  Alliance  organizer. 

Stalnaker  Wm,  farmer. 


KANAWHA  CITY.  On  the  C.  & 
O.  and  K.  &  M.  R.  Rs.,  in  Kanawha 
county,  3£  miles  southeast  of  Charleston, 
the  judicial  seat  and  banking  town.     Pop- 


Hemlock,; 


also  CHERRY  and  all  other  Hardwoods  Bought, 

for    which    the    Highest    Cash    Prices    are    Paid. 

I..  RIJMBiRGER  LI  HBER  CO.,  Doljbin, W.  Va. 


THE  W,  H,  SMITH  HARDWARE  CO 


Builders' Materials:    Sash,  Doors,  Blinds. 

Shingles,  Paints,  Oils  and  Glass.   The  W.  H. 

I   Smith  Hardware  Co.,  Parkersbnrg,  W.  Va. 


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ulation,  800.     C.  A.   M.  Meadows,   post- 
master. 

Cantrell  M  J,  blacksmith. 
Fawcett  H  S  &  Co,  real  estate. 
Grogan  E  F,  railroad,  express  and  tel  agt. 
Hamrick,  Todd  &  Co,  real  estate. 
Kanawha  City  Chair  Co. 
Langdon  &  Hunt,  picture  frames. 
Meadows  Bros,  general  store. 
Meadows  CAM,  Publisher  Industrial 

Age  and  General  Store. 
Ross  John  T,  brick  and  tile  works. 
Savage,  Early  &  Co,  real  estate. 
Thornhill  John  T,  real  estate. 
Williams  T  &  Co,  wheelbarrows. 


/"  KANAWHA  PALLS.  A  beautiful 
/  and  popular  summer  resort  on  the  Kana- 
wha river  and  the  C.  &  O.  Ry,  in  Fayette 
county,  11  miles  from  Fayetteville,  the 
judicial  seat,  and  36  from  Charleston. 
^  Population,  300.  Exp.,  Adams.  Tel., 
W.   U.    J.   C.   Watkins,  postmaster. 

Ailor  A  J,  carpenter. 

Cheney  A  W,  apiarist. 

Farley  T  W,  notary  public. 

Gauley  River  Lumber  Co. 

Hawkins  H,  mason. 

Hawkins  W  S,  hotel  and  general  store. 

Lewis  C  I,  physician. 

Morris  G  L,  railroad,  express  and  tel  agt. 

Rigg  Charles,  ferryman. 

Rigg  W  B,  hotel. 

Watkins  J  C,  General  Store. 

KANAWHA  HEAD,  Is  a  small 
postoffice  in  Lynn  Camp  Valley,  county  of 
Upshur,  21  miles  south  of  Buckhannon, 
the  couuty  seat,  banking  town  and  ship- 
ping station.  No  village.  Mail,  daily. 
M.  P.  Haymond,  postmaster. 

•Curry  James  A,  general  store. 


KANAWHA  STATION.  A  village 
in  Wood  county,  on  the  B.  &  O.  R.  R.,  10 
miles  east  of  Parkersburgh,  the  county 
seat  and  banking  town,  and  80  from  Wheel- 
ing. Population,  150.  Exp.,  U.  S.  Tel., 
W.  U.     S.  Warnick,  postmaster. 

Anderson  J  A,  justice. 

Byrd  G  W,  constable. 

Hatfield  F  R,  physician. 

Lavelle  A  P,  railroad,  express  and  tel  agt. 

Pierce,  Michaelson  &  Co,  flour  mill. 

Robinson  J  W,  hotel. 

Robinson  J  &  E,  grocers. 

Shingleton  James,  grocer. 

Warnick  Samuel,  General  Store. 


KARN.  In  Monroe  county,  23  miles  \ 
southwest  of  Union,  the  judicial  seat,  and  ,' 
10£  from  Narrows,  its  shipping  point.  / 
Mail,   tri-weekly. 

KASSON.  A  village  in  Barbour 
county,  also  known  as  Danville,  14  miles 
northeast  of  Philippi,  the  judicial  seat  and 
banking  point,  and  3  from  Nicklow,  the 
nearest  shipping  point.  Mail,  daily. 
Population,  40.     D.  J.  Nestor,  postmaster. 

Campbell  George,  physician. 
Farhern  J  F,  physician. 
Nestor  D  J,  General  Store  and  Black- 
smith. 
Nestor  G  W,  saw  mill. 
Newman  F  W,  general  store. 
Trahern  J  U,  shoemaker. 
Waugh  Emery,  justice. 
Wolf  S  S,  lumber. 

KAUSOOTH.  Small  place  in  the 
south  of  Marshall  county,  24  miles  south 
of  Moundsville,  the  judicial  seat,  and  5 
west  of  Bellton,  on  the  B.  &  O.  R.  R.  Pop- 
ulation, 33.    J.  C.  Connelly,  postmaster. 

Grandon  John,  propr  Liberty  Flour  Mills. 
Liberty  Flour  Mills,  John  Grandon  propr. 


KEARNEYSVILLE.    On  the  B.  & 

O.  R.  R.,  in  Jefferson  county,  8  miles 
north  of  Charles  Town,  the  judicial  seat 
and  nearest  banking  point,  and  287  from 
Wheeling.  Exp.,  U.  S.  Population,  100. 
A.  Trump,  postmaster. 

Border  D  W,  physician. 

Getzendanner  Daniel,  live  stock. 

Homsher  Theodore,  general  store. 

Licklider  Samuel,  exp  agt  and  gen  store. 

Lucas  Charles,  physician. 

Mclntine  B  S,  railroad  agent. 

Morris  A  G,  stone  quarry. 

Rogers  J  B,  blacksmith. 

Trump  A,  Lumber  and  General  Store. 

KEDRON.  In  Upshur  county,  13 
miles  from  Buckhannon,  the  judicial  seat, 
nearest  banking  and  shipping  point.  Pop- 
ulation, 30.     Wm.  M.  Steele,  postmaster. 

Boggs  Rev  M  P. 
Fogal  J,  wagonmaker. 
Lane  S,  shoemaker. 
Mikel  J  C,  blacksmith. 
Osborn  M,  general  store. 
Steele  Wm  M,  Grist  Mill. 


KEENAN.    In  Monroe  county, 4  miles 
east  of  Union,  the  judicial  seat  and  bank 


BOTTLER 


OF   FINE   BRANDS  OF  WHISKIES. 

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ing  point,  and  18  from  Port  Spring,  the 
nearest  shipping  point.  Population,  25. 
Mail,  daily. 

~Alford  &  Co,  general  store. 
Keenan  &  Bro,  General  Store. 


KELLER.  In  Jefferson  county,  on 
the  B.  &  O.  R.  R.,  5  miles  from  Charles 
Town,  the  judicial  seat  and  nearest  bank- 
ing point.  Population,  100.  Exp., 
U.  S.     H.  C.  Osbourn,  postmaster. 

Baker  Bros,  stone. 
Keller  C  E,  railroad  and  exp  agent. 
Keller  C  Y  &  Bro,  lime. 
Osbourn  C  H,  General  Store. 
Osbourn  &  Ronemus,  general  store. 


KELLOGG.      A  recently  established 
postoffice  in  Wayne  county. 


KEMPERVILLE.  In  Lewis  county, 
18  miles  from  Weston,  the  judicial  seat, 
banking  and  shipping  point.  Population, 
25.     G.  A.  Kemper,  postmaster. 

Hurst  Minor,  clerk. 
Kemper  G  A,  General  Store. 
Norman  &  Orrahord,  flour  mill. 
West  A  A,  blacksmith. 


KENDALIA.  A  village  in  Kanawha 
county,  26  miles  from  Charleston,  the  ju- 
dicial seat,  18  east  of  Maiden,  the  nearest 
shipping  point,  and  130  from  Wheeling. 
Population,  20.    John  Price,  postmaster. 

Hill  OD&  Bros,  lumber. 

Jarrett  J  T,  lumber. 

Morris  Clark,  flour  and  saw  mill  and  gen- 
eral store. 

Morris  James,  blacksmith. 

Morris  J  H,  general  store. 

Price  Catherine,  poultry  raiser. 

Pri«e  John,  Live  Stock  and  Grain 
Dealer. 

Price  Wm  C  &  Co,  lumber. 

KENNA.  A  farmhouse  postoffice  in 
Jackson" county,  11  miles  south  of  Jack- 
son C.  H.  the  shipping  point.  Joseph 
W.  Games,  postmaster. 

Coleman  E,  blacksmith. 

Corbin  Albert  S,  physician. 

Games  J  A,  dentist. 

Games  Joseph  W,  Photographer. 

Maddox  Rev  W  H. 

Maddox  &  Morrison,  general  store. 

Morrison  G  P,  hotel. 

Raines  George  W,  general  store. 


Shinn  J  O  &  R  P.  live  stock. 
Simmons  Eli,  hotel  and  general  store. 
Simmons  Rev  T  W,  physician. 
Smith  M  A,  carpenter. 


KENOVA.  On  the  H.  &  B  S.  R.  R. 
in  Wayne  county,  20  miles  northwest 
of  Wayne  C.  H.  Has  saw  and  planing 
mills,  brick  works,  a  Loan  and  Trust  Co 
and  a  weekly  newspaper.  Exp.,  Adams. 
Tel.,  W.  U.  Population,  200.  F.  A. 
Bown,  postmaster. 

Badgeley  F  F,  tel,  exp  and  railroad  agt. 

Baldridge  T  H,  real  estate. 

Boring  T  A,  carpenter. 

Budd  Joseph,  Jbrick  mnfr. 

Burgess  J  M,  meat  market. 

Conden  Henry,  carpenter. 

Croly  E  V,  hotel. 

Diefenbaugh  E,  editor  Reporter. 

Doane  W  A,  civil  engineer. 

Ferguson  Wm,  livery. 

Furber  W  C,  civil  engineer. 

Hood  John,  carpenter. 

Janney  W  D,  civil  engineer. 

Johnston  C,  carpenter. 

Kenova  Association,  Saw  Mill  and 

Real  Estate. 
Kenova  Mercantile  Co,  general  store. 
Morgan  Llewellen,  carpenter. 
Murray  T  S,  carpenter. 
Patterson  W  F,  contractor. 
Peck  F  R,  insurance. 
Peck  L  T,  mngr  Kenova  Assn. 
Reporter,  E  Diefenbaugh  editor. 
Simmons  Perry  &  Nesbitt,  real  estate. 
Spindle  J  P,  civil  engineer. 
Sturgill  W  F,  physician. 
Waugh  James,  mason  and  blacksmith. 

KENTON.  A  country  postoffice  in 
Doddridge  county,  7  miles  from  West 
Union,  the  judicial  seat  and  shipping 
point,  and  35  from  Clarksburgh,  the  near- 
est banking  point.  Mail,  tri-weekly.  J.  B. 
Knight,  postmaster  and  general  store. 

KENTUCK.  With  25  inhabitants,  is 
a  village  in  the  southern  part  of  Jackson 
county,  16  miles  southeast  of  Jackson  C.  H. 
and  shipping  point,  and  29  from  Charles- 
ton, its  nearest  banking  town.  Gamaliel 
P.  Kerns,  postmaster. 

Kiser  J  P,  justice. 
Mays  J  H,  carpenter. 
Parson  Q  J,  blacksmith. 
Poling  B  X,  General  Store. 
Randolph  C  S,  mason. 
Scarbrough  S,  live  stock. 


Kimmerling  &  Kraus, 


Bottlers  of  Beer  and  Carbonated  Beverages 

MARTINSBURC,   W.  VA. 


ARTIFICIAL  ICE, 


PUREST    AND    BEST. 

2224  WATER  STREET,  WHEELING,  W.VA. 


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KERENS.  On  the  W.  Va.  C.  Ry,  in 
Randolph  county,  14  miles  from  Beverly, 
the  judicial  seat.  Nearest  bank  at  Pied- 
mont. Pooulation,  100.  Exp.,  Adams. 
Tel.,  W.  U.     B.  W.  Fisher,  postmaster. 

Cubberly  D  E.  justice. 
Danieis  Dr  T  L,  druggist. 
Fisher  B  W,  General  Store. 
Hart  G  M  &  J,  flour  mill. 
McDaniel  Rev  A  C  (Dunkard). 
Nester  M  N,  general  store. 
Pitts  Wm  A,  tel  and  exp  agt. 
Sharpless  Rev  J  F  (M  E  South). 
Taylor  H  H,  saw  mill  and  general  store. 
Triplett  Randolph,  blacksmith. 
Willmot  A  J,  constable. 

KESLER'S    CROSS    LANES.     A 

village  in  the  southwest  part  of  Nicholas 
county,  8  miles  from  Nicholas  C.  H.,  the 
county  seat,  and  24  northeast  of  Gauley 
Bridge,  on  the  C.  &  O.  Ry,  its  usual  ship- 
ping point.  Mail,  daily.  John  G.  Mal- 
colm, postmaster. 

Brown  J  E,  blacksmith. 
Brown  M  H,  wagonmaker. 
Brown  W  G,  prin  Normal  School. 
Campbell  P  L,  meats  and  tannery. 
Dunbar  J  C,  artist. 
Fitz water  B  C,  carpenter. 
Foster  R  G,  flour  mill. 
George  A  Brown,  physician. 
Groves  D  R,  mason. 
Groves  L  G,  shoemaker  and  barber. 
Halstead  J  J,  meats  and  live  stock. 
Hunter  Rev  Wm  (Methodist). 
McCutcheon  H,  justice  and  flour  mill. 
McCutcheon  Rufus,  physician. 
Malcolm  John  G,  General  Store. 
Malcolm  John  S,  mason. 
Pierson  Jonathan,  constable. 
Skaggs  James,  carpenter. 
Stead  Thomas,  coal  miner. 
Summers  Wm  E,  carpenter. 
Vaughn  J  R,  general  store. 

KESTER.  In  Roane  county,  20  miles 
south  of  Spencer,  the  judicial  seat  and  near- 
est banking  point,  and  33  from  Charleston, 
the  nearest  shipping  point.  Mail,  semi- 
weekly.  W.  L.  Hersberger,  postmaster 
and  ties. 

KETTERMAN.  A  village  in  the 
southwest  part  of  Grant  county,  12  miles 
west  of  Petersburgh,  the  county  seat,  and 
50  south  of  Keyser,  on  the  B.  &  O.  R.  R., 
its  nearest  railroad  point.  Moorefield  is 
the  banking  place.  Population,  55.  W. 
L.  Ketterman,  postmaster. 


Alt  J  F,  carpenter. 
Conrad  Philip,  grain  and  live  stock. 
Judy  Noah,  grain  and  live  stock. 
Ketterman  James  A,  grain  and  live  stock, 
Ketterman  Jesse,  flour  mill  and  cooper. 
Ketterman  J  W,  grain  and  live  stock. 
Ketterman  W  JL,  Grain    and    Live 

Stock. 
Kimble  Abraham,  blacksmith. 
Kimble  Calvin,  grain  and  live  stock. 
Kimble  George  A.,  grain  and  livestock. 
Kimble  J,  grain  and  live  stock. 
Kimble  W  W,  grain  and  live  stock. 
Landes  A  W,  cooper. 
Self  W  H,  shoemaker. 
Shobe  Isaac,  flour  mill. 


KETTLE.    A    farmers'    postofflce  in 
Kanawha  county,  20  miles  from  Charles- 
ton, the  judicial  seat,  banking  town  and 
shipping  station.      Population,  30.      Rob- 
ert Smith,  postmaster. 
Barr  J  V,  blacksmith. 
Donahue  John,  general  store. 
Drake  Charles  J,  wagonmaker. 
Huffman  Charles,  saw  and  grist  mill. 
Robertson  G  W,  General  Store. 
Thompson  Richard,  general  store. 


KEYSER.  The  county  spat  of  Mineral 
county,  is  at  the  junction  of  New  creek  and 
the  north  branch  of  the  Potomac,  the  lat- 
ter stream  affording  a  fine  water  power.  It 
is  a  division  station  of  the  B.  &  O.  R.  R.  ,and 
a  station  of  the  Piedmont  &  Cumberland 
R.  R.  It  is  23  miles  west  of  Cumberland, 
215  west  of  Baltimore,  183  east  of  Parkers- 
burgh,  and  180  southeast  of  Wheeling.  It 
is  surrounded  by  beautiful  scenery  and  has 
a  most  equable  and  healthful  climate.  In 
the  immediate  vicinity  are  large  quarries 
of  good  limestone  which  are  being  worked 
to  some  extent,  and  extensive  beds  of  iron 
ore.  They  are  said  to  be  of  good  quality. 
Within  a  few  miles  are  a  number  of  large 
mines  of  excellent  steam  and  coking  coal, ac- 
cessible by  both  railroads.  The  extensive 
coke  works  on  the  W.Va.,  C.  &  P.  are  easi- 
ly accessible  by  that  railroad,  of  which  the 
Piedmont  &  Cumberland  is  a  part.  Keyser 
has  a  large  planing  mill  and  manufactory  of 
patent  machine-made  houses,  run  by  the 
W.  Va.  Building  Company,  which  also 
does  a  general  business  in  lumber,  sash, 
doors,  blinds  and  builders'  materials;  a 
furniture  factory,  which  is  producing 
large  quantities  of  oak,  poplar  and  maple 
furniture,  a  knitting  mill,  which  turns  out 
some  of  the  best  hosiery  and  underwear 
for  both  ladies  and  gentlemen,  using  both 


Charles  W,  Barrick. 


Abstracts  of  Title  Carefully  Prepared. 

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cotton  and  woolen  yarns,  and  one  of  the 
finest  flouring  mills  in  all  this  section. 
Another  flouring  mill,  the  Rosedale, though 
on  the  Maryland  side,  really  belongs  to  the 
industries  of  Keyser.  There  is  reason  to 
believe  that  other  productive  industries 
will  locate  here  in  the  near  future.  No 
belter  location  for  manufactures  of  wood 
and  wool  can  be  found,  and  the  outlook 
for  blast  furnaces  is  excellent.  The  court 
house  and  jail  are  substantial  brick  build- 
ings, and  the  high  school  building  is  un- 
excelled except  in  one  or  two  of  the  cities 
of  the  State.  The  schools  are  graded,  and 
have  been  brought  up  to  a  high  state  of 
efficiency.  For  three  years  past  a  very 
flourishing  summer  normal  school  has  been 
conducted  here.  Two  weekly  newspa- 
pers, the  .Mountain  Echo  (Rep.),  and  the 
Keyser  Tribune  (Dem.),  are  published. 
Two  express  companies,  the  U.  S.  and  the 
Adams,  run  delivery  wagons  and  have 
offices,  and  daily  stages  run  to  Moorefield 
Burlington,  Maysville  and  Petersburgh. 
There  are  2  telegraph  offices  and  2  tele 
phone  offices,  one  of  the  latter  being  con- 
nected with  Petersburgh,  Grant  county, 
and  intermediate  stations,  and  the  other 
with  Romney.  The  town  has  a  large 
country  trade,  which  might  be  consider- 
ably enlarged.  It  invites  manufacturers 
to  investigate  its  advantages,  especially  for 
manufactories  of  furniture,  agricultural 
implements,  and  all  other  manufactures  of 
wood,  and  for  woolen  mills.  Population, 
3,000. 

Adams  Thomas  P,  surveyor. 
Arnold  George  S,  school  supt. 
Arnold  John  W,  meat  market. 
Atkins  Silas  M,  harnessmaker. 
Bell  Joseph  V,  clerk  county  court. 
Biser  David,  county  surveyor. 
Bright  Elcana  C,  livery. 
Brown  Jacob  E,  barber. 
Brown  John  G,  barber. 
Carskadon  George  T,  general  store. 
Carskadon  Thomas  R,  meat  market. 
City  Hotel,  Mrs  Julia  Haughton  Propr. 

{See  p  227.) 
Clayton  W  C,  lawyer. 
Coffroth  Arthur  W,  clothier. 
Crawford  Mrs  T,  general  store. 
Criser  Mrs  Laura  A,  milliner. 
Dailey  C  Wood,  lawyer. 
Davis  Edgar  H,  grocer. 
Davis  Thomas  H,  restaurant. 
Douglass  A  V  &  Bro  (Adam  V  and 

Thomas  P),  Editors  and  Proprs  Keyser 

Tribune.     {See  p  227.) 
Elliott  Thomas  C,  druggist. 


Frederick  George  S,  grain  and  flour  mill. 

Frey  Wm  H,  dentist. 

Galwick  John  G,  shoemaker. 

Golden  Wm,  confectioner. 

Golden  Wm  G,  tinner. 

Greenwade  Daniel  T,  general  store. 

Halbritter  Henry,  general  store. 

Hall  Dr  James  W,  druggist. 

Haughton  Mrs  Julia,  Propr  City 
Hotel.     {Seep  227.) 

Hoffman  Charles  F,  physician. 

Huffman  F  &  Co  (Frederick  and  M  M 
Huffman),  hardware. 

Hughes  John,  glove  mnfr. 

Inskeep  Ephraim  H,  jeweler. 

Inskeep  XV  V,  Livery,  Sale  and 
Boarding  Stable.     {Seep 227.) 

Johnson  James  H,  boots  and  shoes. 

Jones  James  H  &  Co,  general  store. 

Keenan  House,  Mrs  Margaret  Keen- 
an  Propr.     {Seep  226.) 

Keenan  Mrs  Margaret,  Propr  Keen- 
an House.     {Seep  226.) 

Keller  Wm  H,  confectioner. 

Kephart  J  C  &  Co  (John  C  Kephart),  gen- 
eral store. 

Keys  C  Frank,  physician. 

Keys  House,  John  W  Keys  Propr; 
The  Commercial  Men's  House;  Rates  $2 
per  Day. 

Keys  John  W,  propr  Keys  House. 

Keyser  Bank  (capital,  $20,000;  surplus 
and  undivided  profits,  $10,000),  Francis 
M  Reynolds  pies,  James  T  Carskadon 
cash. 

Keyser  Knitting  and  Woolen  Mills,  James 
A  Sharpless  pres,  George  T  Carskadon 
treas,  Charles  Winterdale  mngr. 

Keyser  Mill,  Lawrence  A  Rizer  Propr; 
Flour  and  Feed  Mill. 

Keyser  Tribune,  A  V  Douglass  & 
Bro  Proprs.     {See  p  227.) 

Knight  Floyd,  meat  market. 

Koelz  John  G,  baker. 

Lauck  Wm  B,  agent  B  &  O  R  R. 

Long  Isaac  M,  general  store. 

McGahan  Mary  A,  saloon. 

Markwood  Jacob  H,  furn  and  undertaker. 

Miller  John,  dry  goods. 

Moran  Con,  shoemaker. 

Moran  Joseph  J,  shoemaker. 

Moseley  Susan  C,  grocer. 

Mountain  Echo,  James  O  Thompson 
Editor  and  Propr.    {Seep  227.) 

Myers  Henry,  confectioner. 

Nefflen  Paul  H,  jeweler. 

Nefflen  W  H,  news  depot  and  confectry. 

Nine  Eli  F,  general  store. 

Perry  John  W,  justice. 

Peters  Charles  P,  hardware. 


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Portmess  J  Robert,  photographer. 

Quinn  Daniel  C,  general  store. 

Reynolds  Francis  M,  lawyer. 

Reynolds  Frank  C,  lawyer. 

Richardson  Bros  &  Co  (Milton  G 
and  Richard  G  Richardson,  Fred  E 
Hutcherson),  Furniture  Mufrs. 

Ridgely  Charles,  pres  county  court. 

Ritzell  Alfred  P,  carriage  mnfr. 

Rizer  Lawrence  A,  Propr  Keyser 
Mill. 

Ryan  James  H,  blacksmith. 

Shay  Orlando,  justice. 

Siever  Charles  W,  Supt  West  Vir- 
ginia Building  Co. 

Spicer  Lemuel  F,  general  store. 

Stuart  Barber,  confectioner. 

Stuart  Wm,  barber. 

Templeton  James  T,  general  yard  master 
B  &  O  R  R. 

Thompson  James  O,  Editor  and 
Propr  Mountain  Echo.     (See  p  227.) 

Wagley  Edward,  grocer. 

Wagoner  Wm  L,  baker  and  grocer. 

Welch  Robert  B,  county  commissioner. 

Welch  Wm  M,  lawyer. 

West  Thomas  H,  physician. 

West  Virginia  Building  Co,  Rich 
ard  Gerstell  Pres,  C  Wood  Dailey  Vice- 
Pres.  Paul  H  Nefflen  Sec  and  Treas,  C 
W  Siever  Supt,  Lumber  and  General 
Builders'  Supplies. 

Wolfe  Gustavus,  blacksmith. 

Woodward  Charles  A,  boots  and  shoes. 

Woodward  Charles  A  jr,  tel  operator. 

Woodward  Harry  O,  night  operator  B  & 
O  Ry  and  W  U  Tel  Co. 


KIAHSVILLE.  In  Wayne  county, 
11  miles  southeast  of  Wayne  C.  H.  and  22 
from  Laura,  its  nearest  snipping  point.  J. 
H.  Queen,  postmaster  and  grist  mill. 


KID  WELL.  A  postoffice  at  the  junc- 
tion of  Point  Pleasant  and  Elk  Fork 
creeks,  in  the  northeastern  part  of  Tyler 
county,  4  miles  from  Middlebourne,  the 
county  seat,  8  from  Sistersville,  its  nearest 
shipping  point,  and  40  from  Wheeling. 
Population,  25.      Mail,  tri-weekly. 

Clarke  Wm  F,  physician. 
Hill  &  Gorrell,  general  store. 
Stoneking  I>,  General  Store. 

KINCAID.  A  village  in  Fayette  coun- 
ty, 12  miles  northwest  of  Fayetteville,  the 
judicial  seat,  and  8  south  of  Deep  Water, 
its  nearest  railway  point.  Charleston  is 
the  banking  town.  Population,  300.  Per- 
ry Kincaid,  postmaster. 

Arthur  Henry,  wagonmaker. 

Carter  Mason,  shoemaker. 

Foster  Bros,  coopers  and  carpenters. 

Johnson  J,  saw  mill. 

Johnson  Miles,  blacksmith. 

Kelley  T,  blacksmith  and  wagonmaker. 

Kincaid  J  G,  grain  and  live  stock. 

Kincaid    Perry,  General  Store  and 

Justice. 
Marrs  J  W  &  Co,  saw  mill. 

KINCHELOE.  On  the  west  fork  of 
the  Monongahela  river,  in  the  southwest- 
ern part  of  Harrison  county,  15  miles  from 
Clarksburgh,  the  county  seat,  and  5  from 
Janelew,  its  shipping  station.  Population, 
25.     J.  P.  Lowman,  postmaster. 

BarbW,  blacksmith. 

Beghley  J,  general  store. 

Davis  A  W,  saddle  and  harnessmaker. 

Hardway  J  A,  furniture  and  wagonmaker. 

Lowman  J  P,  Farmer. 

Morias  M,  shoemaker. 

Rollins  R  W,  corn  mill. 


KEENAN     HOUSE. 

MRS.  MARGARET  KEENAN, 

PROPRIETOR. 
KEYSER,  W.  VA. 

CONVENIENT  TO  DEPOTS. 

EXCELLENT  BEDS. 

Table  Best  the  Market  Affords.  Special  Attention, 
to  the  COMMERCIAL  TRADE. 

RATES,    $2.00  PER  DAY. 

BAR  ATTACHED. 


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The  Keyser  Tribune. 

A  LOCAL  DEMOCRATIC  SHEET,  PUBLISHED  AT 

KEYSER,  the  County  Seat  of  Mineral  County,  WEST  VIRGINIA. 


ITS  EXTENSIVE  CIRCULATION 


JOB    PRINTING 


Artistically  executed.     We  have  attached  a 

Job  Office  with  a  complete  selection  of 

new  and  stylish  type  faces. 


in  Mineral  County  Homes 
makes  it  a  valuable  advertising  medium. 

Our  subscription  books  are  open  for  inspection.    Write  for  rates  and  estimates. 
A.  V.  DOUGLASS  &  BRO.,  -  Editors  and  Proprietors. 


CITY  HOTEL, 

KEYSER,  W.  VA. 

MRS.  JULIA  HAUGHTON, 

PROPRIETOR. 

Convenient  to   Depots.   Table  the 
best  the  market  affords. 


EXCELLENT  BEDS. 


Special  Attention  Given  to  Commercial  Ken. 


W.  I INSKEEP, 

Livery, 

FEED,  SALE 

AND 

Exchange  Stables, 

in  connection  with 
Keys  House, 


KEYSER,     W.  VA. 


TO  TRAVELERS— Following  are  the  distances  from  Keyser:  Rees'  Tannery,  6  miles;  Ridgeville,  9 
miles;  Burlington,  14  miles;  Moorefleld  Junct.,  21  miles;  Romney,  26  miles;  Purgittsville,  28  miles; 
Moorefield,  38  miles;  Williamsport,  24  miles:  Medley,  28  miles;  Seymoursville,  36  miles;  Greenland  Gap, 
24  miles;  Maysville,  29  miles;  Mont  Alto,  16  miles;  Heads ville,  9  miles;  Petersburg,  42  miles. 

JAMES  O.  THOMPSON, 

Printer  and  Stationer. 

FINE  JOB  PRINTING  A  SPECIALTY. 


Publisher  and  Editor  of  THE  MOUNTAIN  ECHO, 

a  first-class  County  paper,  reaching  the  best  class  of  people  in  Mineral,  Hampshire,  Grant  and 

Hardy  counties.    Republican  in  politics,  independent  in  expression  of  views.    Best 

advertising  medium  in  this  region.    Prints  744  copies  weekly. 

KZETTSBK,  -  -WIEST  VIRGINIA. 

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Mill  Supplies, 


Leather,  Rubber  and  Cotton  Belt- 
ing, Steam  and  Water  Hose,  Wood 
Pulleys,  Etc.  Write  us  for  Prices. 


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KINGSVILLE.  In  the  northern  part 
of  Randolph  county,  15^  miles  from  Bev- 
erly, the  county  seat,  and  11  from  Elkins, 
the  nearest  banking  and  shipping  point. 
Patrick  King,  postmaster. 

KING-WOOD.  A  flourishing  village, 
the  county  seat  of  Preston  county,  on  Cheat 
river,  and  on  the  T.,  K.  &  F.  R.  R.,  116 
mites  from  Wheeling.  Contains  1  bank,  a 
number  of  fine  business  blocks,  planing, 
flour  and  saw  mills,  and  2  weekly  news- 
papers, the  Preston  County  Journal  and 
West  Virginia  Argus.  Exp.,  U.  S  Tel., 
W.  U.  Population,  500.  J.  F.  Elliott  jr, 
postmaster. 

Albright  L  M,  general  store. 
Bank    of    Kingwood    (capital,   $125,000), 

James  C   McGrew  pres,   Francis  Her- 
mans cash. 
Beaver  &  Fawcett,  general  store. 
Blaker  J  W,  general  store. 
Brown  John  H,  general  store. 
Brown  J  A,  lawyer. 
Brown  J  Slidell,  editor  and   publr  West 

Virginia  Argus. 
Brown  Wm  G,  lawyer. 
Cogan  P  J,  lawyer. 

Conley  W  G,  railroad  and  express  agent. 
Dawson   Wm  M  O,  Stationery  and 

Editor  and  Publisher    Preston  County 

Journal. 
Elliott  J  Felix,  Livery. 
Exchange  Hotel,  Peter  R  Smith  propr. 
Fawcett  Charles  W,  shoemaker. 
Feathe  &  Werner,  general  store. 
Gordon  House,  F  M  Thomas  propr. 
Graham  &  Graham,  flour  mill. 
Guitou  Miss,  milliner. 
Hackley  Frank,  barber. 
Hyde  H  Clay,  lawyer. 
Jackson  D  R,  sheriff. 
Jackson  &  Poster,  general  store. 
Jenkins  House,  Wm  Jenkins  propr. 
Jeukins  Wm,  propr  Jenkins  House. 
McMillen  Dr  R,  druggist. 
McRae  Duncan,  real  est  and  ins  agt. 
Mauear  A  B,  planing  mill. 
Martin  J  A,  county  clerk. 
Martin,  physician. 
Messenger  Ed,  mason. 
Murdock  J  E,  confectioner. 
Noff  Miss  Minnie,  telegraph  agent. 
Parks  Tetla,  dressmaker. 
Potter  Jennie,  milliner. 
Pratt  S  A,  physician. 
Preston  County  Journal,  Wm  M 

O  Dawson  Editor  and  Publisher. 
Preston  House,  Mrs  B  M  Squires  propr. 
Raiphsnyder  George  M,  lawyer. 


Ralphsnyder  I  C,  lawyer. 
Ringer  S  F,  planing  mill. 
Shaffer,  Brown  &  Co,  general  store. 
Smith  Peter  R,  propr  Exchange  Hotel. 
Squires  Mrs  B  M,  propr  Preston  House. 
Squires  Mrs  Thomas,  dressmaker. 
Taylor  W  S,  shoemaker. 
Terrill  James,  barber. 
Thomas  F  M,  propr  Gorden  House. 
Trippett  R  B  L,  physician. 
Voltz  Mrs  Peter,  confectioner. 
Warchnell  &  Hagans,  contrs  and  builders. 
Watson  John  W,  circuit  clerk. 
West  Virginia  Argus,  J  Slidell  Brown  ed- 
itor and  publisher. 
Williams  George,  blacksmith. 
Worley  W  G,  lawyer. 
W  (string  D  M,  lawyer. 


KIRBY.  A  rural  postoffice  in  Hamp- 
shire county,  14  miles  south  of  Romney, 
the  judicial  seat,  banking  and  shipping 
point.  Population,  18.  Mail,  semi-weekly. 
Eleanor  J.  Davis,  postmaster. 

Davis  R  S,  physician. 
Oodlove  I  C,  General  Store. 
Godlove  W  T,  blacksmith. 
Heane  J  C,  general  store. 
Hott  G  H,  justice. 
Poland  A  N,  wagonmaker. 

KIRT.  A  village  of  150  persons,  lo- 
cated in  Barbour  county,  12  miles  from 
Philippi,  the  judicial  seat,  banking  town 
and  shipping  station.  G.  B.  Skidmore, 
postmaster. 

Campfield  L  C,  saw  mill. 
Harris  Jasper,  blacksmith. 
Johnson's  Flour  Mills. 
Phillips  Elmore,  carpenter. 
Phillips  Reain,  carpenter. 
Poling  M  D,  blacksmith. 
Wilmoth  J  G,  watch  repairer. 

KLINE.  A  country  postoffice  in  Pen- 
dleton county,  12  miles  northeast  of  Frank- 
lin, the  judicial  seat.     Mail,  tri-weekly. 

Horn  A  M,  General  Store. 


KNAWL'S  CREEK.  A  postoffice 
in  Braxton  county,  90  miles  from  Wheel- 
ing, 22  from  Sutton,  the  judicial  seat,  and 
9  from  Arnold,  its  shipping  point.  Popu- 
lation, 18.  W.  L.  Smith,  postmaster  and 
general  store.         

KNIG-HT.  A  rural  postoffice  in  Dod- 
dridge county,  4  miles  northeast  of  West 
Union,    the   judicial    seat    and  shipping 


The  largest  brewing  estab-  Qeymann  Brewing  Co.. 

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point,  and  21  from  Clarksburgh,  the  near- 
est bank  location.  Mail,  tri- weekly.  Q. 
L.  Smentzel,  postmaster  and  general  store. 


KNOBS.  An  unimportant  country 
postofflce  iu  Monroe  county,  4  miles  north- 
west of  Union,  the  judicial  seat.  Mail, 
semi-weekly.         

KNOBLEY.  An  unimportant  coun- 
try postofflce  in  Mineral  county,  11  miles 
northeast  of  Keyser,  the  judicial  seat, 
banking  and  shipping  point.  Mail,  semi- 
weekly.  

KNOTTSVILLE.  A  post  village  of 
50  people, located  in  the  central  part  of  Tay- 
lor county,  5  miles  south  of  Grafton,  the 
judicial  seat,  nearest  shipping  and  banking 
point,  and  105  from  Wheeling.  Popula- 
tion, 40.     Wm.  M.  DeMoss,  postmaster. 

De  Moss  Wm  Mf,  Shoemaker. 
Harter  S  A,  physician. 
Jenkins  A  8,  blacksmith. 
Jenkins  B  F,  general  store. 
Llewellyn  John  C,  tinner. 
Wilson'B  F,  blacksmith. 
Wilson  Jacob  M,  blacksmitth. 


KNOXVILLE.  A  village  in  Mar- 
shall county,  8  miles  southeast  of  Mounds- 
ville,  the  judicial  seat,  banking  town  and 
most  convenient  shipping  point.  Popula- 
tion, 50.     8.  W.  Keyser,  postmaster. 

Blair  Rev  J  M. 

Briggs  D  H,  mason. 

Oowsen  Wm,  justice. 

Earlwine  Stewart  F,  notary  public. 

Games  Joseph,  blacksmith. 

Games  Wm,  shoemaker. 

Keyser  Sansom  W,  General  Store. 

Keyser  Wm,  wagonmaker. 

Keyser  W  8,  barber. 

Leach  Joseph,  carpenter. 

Mahan  Thomas,  live  stock. 

Richmond  Thomas  D,  general  store. 

Stewart  James  P,  livestock. 

Talbers  Joshua,  cooper. 

Terrill  D  E,  furs. 

Whetzal  E,  flour  mill. 


KYLE.      A  recently  established  post- 
office  in  McDowell  county. 


LAFOLLETTSVILLE.  In  Hamp 
shire  county,  30  miles  from  Romney,  the 
county  seat,  and  20  west  of  Winchester, its 
nearest  railroad  point  and  bank  location. 
Mail,  semi-weekly. 


LAHMANSVILLE.  A  village  in 
the  east  part  of  Grant  county,  on  the  daily 
mail  stage  route  from  Petersburgh,  the  ju- 
dicial seat,  to  Burlington,  11  miles  north 
of  the  former  place.  Keyser,  on  the  B.  & 
O.  R.  R.,  is  the  nearest  railroad  point. 
Population,  20.  B.  F.  Kepllnger,  post- 
master. 

Keplinger  B  F,  Farmer. 
Lahman  Jacob,  general  store. 


LAKE.  Small  place  in  the  northeast 
part  of  Logan  county,  16  miles  from  Lo- 
gan C.  H.  Ship  to  Brownstown,  on  the 
C.  &  O.  Ry.  Population,  25.  Charles  F. 
Hager,  postmaster. 

Baldwin  Sherwood,  blacksmith. 
Baldwin  Wm,  General  Store. 
Ball  Rev  J  H  (Baptist). 
Cradock  N,  mason. 
Eskings  D  C,  general  store. 
Ferrell  G  W,  blacksmith. 
Hunter  J  W,  carpenter. 
Myers  Rev  C  W  (Methodist). 


LAMONT.  In  Marshall  county,  9 
miles  from  Moundsville,  the  judicial  seat, 
banking  and  shipping  point,  and  11  from 
Wheeling.  John  Caldwell,  postmaster 
and  farmer. 

LANE'S  BOTTOM.  A  country 
postofflce  in  the  southern  part  of  Webster 
county,  18  miles  southwest  of  Addison, 
the  judicial  seat.  H.  W.  Rader,  post- 
master and  farmer. 


LANSING.  In  Fayette  county,  4 
miles  east  of  Fayetteville,  the  judicial  seat, 
and  2  from  Fayette  Station,  its  shipping 
point.     Mail,  daily. 

Dcitz  T  A,  General  Store. 


LASHMEET.  In  Mercer  county,  10 
miles  northwest  of  Princeton,  the  judicial 
seat  and  banking  point,  and  8  from  Duh- 
ring,  the  nearest  shipping  point.  Mail, 
daily.  James  H.  Hurst,  postmaster  and 
general  store. 

LAUNA.  In  Raleigh  county,  33  miles 
northwest  of  Raleigh,  the  judicial  seat, 
and  30  from  Brownstown,  its  shipping 
point.  Mail,  semi-weekly.  B.  Pettry, 
postmaster,  farmer  and  live  stock. 

LAUREL  BRANCH.  A  rural  post- 
office  in  Monroe  county,  16  miles  south- 
east of  Union,  the  judicial  seat  and  bank- 


Cumberland  Hardware 

COMPANY. 


Mining,  Saw  Mill  and  Railroad  Supplies, 
General  Hardware  and  Agricultural  Imple- 
ments.   47  and  49  Baltimore  St.,  CUMBERLAND,  5ID. 


BUSINESS  BUILDINGS. 


EDWARD  B.  FRANZHEIM,  ARCHITECT, 

Public  Library  Building,    WHEELING,  W.  VA. 


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ing  town,  and  20  from  Foit  Spring,  the 
nearest  shipping  point.  L.  C.  Carpenter, 
postmaster. 

Armantrout&  Bro,  corn  mill. 
Carpenter  Li  C,  Farmer. 
Jarvis  Washington,  mason. 
Roach  James,  wagon  maker. 
Ronan  A  C,  blacksmith. 
Snedegar  Rev  A  R. 
Surface  C  R,  teacher. 

LAUREL  DALE.  A  country  post- 
office  in  Mineral  county,  12  miles  south  of 
Keyser,  the  judicial  seat,  nearest  shipping 
point  and  banking  town.  Charles  Mc- 
Neill, postmaster  and  general  store. 

LAUREL  IRON  WORKS.  A  vil- 
lage In  the  eastern  part  of  Monongalia 
county,  8  miles  northeast  of  Morgantown, 
the  judicial  seat  and  banking  town,  70 
from  Wheeling  and  11  from  Fairchance, 
Pa.,  the  shipping  station.  Population, 
500.     H.  A.  Dickinson,  postmaster. 

Adams  Thomas,  carpenter. 

Blaney  George,  carpenter. 

Blaney  Isaac,  live  stock. 

Bowers  John,  general  store  and  live  stock. 

Cole  James,  agent. 

Cole  John,  coal. 

Costello  Frank,  saw  and  flour  mill. 

Darnell  Wm,  carpenter. 

Dickinson  Charles,    General   Store 

and  Hotel. 
Dickinson  W  H,  blacksmith. 
Donaldson  C  E,  carpenter. 
Goodwin  Thomas,  live  stock. 
Jenkins  B,  hotel. 
Lyons  A  D,  shoemaker. 
Moore  Enoch,  shoemaker. 
Ridgway  E  H,  justice. 
Smith  &  Chess,  iron  mnfrs,  saw  and  flour 

mill. 
Triplett  N  H,  physician. 
Weaver  E  S,  saw  and  flour  mills. 


LAUREL  POINT.  This  village  of 
48  people  is  in  the  central  part  of  Monon- 
galia county,  50  miles  from  Wheeling,  5 
from  Morgantown,  the  judicial  seat,  bank- 
ing and  shipping  point.  Mail,  daily. 
Population,  75. 

Firman  G  W,  blacksmith. 

Flemming  &  Bookovey,  saw  and  gristmill. 

Martin  Charles,  blacksmith. 

Posten  S  A,  general  store. 

Snider  J  P,  General  Store. 

Stephens  J  W,  shoemaker. 


LAWFORD.  A  country  postofflco 
in  Ritchie  county,  19  miles  southeast  of 
Ritchie  C.  H.,  its  shipping  point,  and 
29  from  Weston,  the  nearest  banking 
point.  Mail,  semi-weekly.  M.  L.  Law. 
postmaster. 

Goff  E  C,  general  store. 
Law  M  Li,  Farmer. 


LAWN.  A  country  postoffice  in  Green- 
brier county,  22  miles  from  Lewisburgh, 
the  judicial  seat,  11  from  Sandstone  its 
shipping  point,  14  from  Alderson,  the 
nearest  bank  location.  J.  H.  Duncan, 
postmaster  and  farmer. 

LAWSON.  A  country  postoffice  in 
Raleigh  county,  25  miles  northwest  of 
Raleigh  C.  H.,  and  22  from  Coalburgb, 
the  nearest  rail  approach.  Mail,  semi- 
weekly. 

LAZEARVILLE.  Is  a  town  of 
300  inhabitants,  situated  on  the  Ohio  river 
and  P.,  W.  &  K.  R.  R.,  in  Brooke  county, 
1-J  miles  from  Wellsburgh,  the  judicial  seat 
and  banking  town.  J.  E.  Pierce,  post- 
master. 

Bird  F  H,  grocer. 

Everett  Thomas,  railroad  agent  and  grocer,. 

Lazearville  Glass  Co. 

Pierce  John  E,  Grocer. 

Sanders  D  B,  flour  mill. 


LEACHTOWN.  On  the  Little  Kan- 
awha river,  in  Wood  county,  15  miles 
southeast  of  Parkersburgh,  the  county  seat, 
banking  town  and  nearest  rail  approach, 
and  80  from  Wheeling.  Ship  by  water  to 
Lock  No.  2,  on  the  Little  Kanawha.  Pop- 
ulation, 40.  Mail,  daily.  G.  A.  Buckner, 
postmaster. 

Buckner  George  A,  General  Store,. 
Sims  E  B,  hotel. 
Weser  John,  grist  mill. 

LEADING  CREEK.  A  village  in 
Gilmer  county,  17|  miles  southwest  of 
Weston,  its  nearest  shipping  and  banking 
point,  and  10^  from  Glenville,  the  judicial 
seat.     W.  W.  Heckert,  postmaster. 

Adkins  Samuel,  blacksmith. 

Arnold  Wm  M,  live  stock. 

Bailey  Lemuel,  hotel. 

Krause  Bros  &  Woofter,  general  store. 

Oldaker  Wm  H,  hotel. 

Stalkert  J  F,  shoemaker. 

Steinbeck  B  F,  shoemaker. 

Wiant  &  Pulllam,  General  Store.. 


Soap  Mnfrs. 


Snmiipl  FJflfiP  Mr  C,t\       Mnfrs  of  Soap,  Mill  and  Axle 

aamuei  nmer  cc  1,0.,  GreageiandI)ealergluTallow> 

Grease  and  Oil.    Cor.  17th  and  McColloch  Streets,  WHEELING,  IT.  VA. 


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LEAD  MINE.  Is  located  in  the 
northeast  part  of  Tucker  county,  9  miles 
from  St.  George,  the  county  seat,  18  from 
Oakland,  Md.,  the  banking  point,  on  B.  & 
O.  R.  R.,  and  10  from  Parsons,  its  ship- 
ping point.  Population,  20.  James  I. 
Evans,  postmaster. 

Evans  James  I,  Saw  and  Grist  Mill. 
Fomsler  R  M,  carpenter. 
Maxwell  Rufus,  saw  mill. 
Shaffer  George  C,  carpenter. 
Shaffer  Wm,  saw  and  shingle  mill. 
Shaffer  &  Clark,  shingles. 


LEAJDSVILLE.  On  the  W.  Va.  C. 
&  P.  R.  Pi.,  in  Randolph  county,  8  miles 
north  of  BeverlyTtheJudicial  seat,  and  1  i 
from  Elkins,  the  banking  town.  Popula- 
tion, 25.     D.  S.  Haymond,  postmaster. 

Haymond  D  S,  Physician  and  General 

Store.  -—"" 

MoUse  E  E,  lumber. 
Phares  Wm  M,  live  stock. 
Phares  W  B,  live  stock. 


LEAGUE.  A  country  postoffice  in 
Ritchie  county,  9  miles  northwest  of 
Ritchie  C.  H.  and  4  from  Ellenborough, 
the  nearest  shipping  point.  Mail,  tri- 
weekly. 

LEANDER.  In  Fayette  county,  18 
miles  northeast  of  Fayetteville,  the  judi- 
cial seat,  and  12  from  Hawk's  Nest,  the 
nearest  shipping  point.  Mail,  tri-weekly. 
J.  W.  White,  postmaster. 

Koontz  J  M.  saw  mill. 
White  J  W,  General  Store. 


LEB  LONG.  Village  in  Fayette  coun- 
ty, 10  miles  south  of  Fayetteville,  the 
judicial  seat,  and  7  from  Thurmond,  its 
nearest  shipping  point.  Mail,  daily. 
James  L.  McCoy,  postmaster  and  corn 
mill. 


LEE.  A  country  postoffice  in  Wirt 
county,  5  miles  from  Elizabeth,  the  judi- 
cial seat,  and  1  from  Newark,  a  landing 
on  the  Little  Kanawha  river,  A.  E. 
Black,  postmaster  and  farmer. 


LEE  BELL.  A  country  postoffice  in 
Randolph  county,  15  miles  south  of  Bev- 
erly, the  judicial  seat.     Mail,  daily. 


LEETOWN.     A  village  in  Jefferson 
county,  6  miles  from  Charles  Town,  the 


judicial  seat,  and  4  from  Kearneysville,  the 
nearest  railway  station.  Banking  facilities 
at  Charles  Town.  Population,  100.  J.  R. 
Nicely,  postmaster. 

Buch  T  H,  physician. 
Huff  Noah,  carpenter. 
Johnson  G  D,  justice. 
Kendricks  George,  flour  mill. 
Musgrove  John  H,  meat  market. 
Nealy  G  M,  general  store  and  hotel. 
Nicely  James  R,  Barber. 
Roberts  N  R,  general  store. 
Strider  I  H  &  Son,  canning  factory. 
Watson  James,  live  stock. 


LEFT  HAND.  In  Roane  county,  18 
miles  south  of  Spencer,  the  judicial  seat, 
nearest  banking  and  shipping  point.  Pop- 
ulation, 25.     W.  H.  Justice,  postmaster. 

Carper  Rev  C  C  (Missionary  Baptist). 

Damewood  Wm  P,  shoemaker. 

Heshbarger  W  H,  lumber. 

Justice  K  &,  Sons,  General  Store. 

Justice  W  II,  Live  Stock  and  Notary. 

King  L  Frank,  agt  agrl  machinery. 

Knight  W  P,  live  stock. 

Ledsome  V  A,  blacksmith. 

Looney  Bros,  lumber. 

Steele  I  F,  lumber. 

White  Jesse,  blacksmith. 


LEGG.  A  country  postoffice  in  Kana- 
wha county,  15  miles  north  of  Charleston, 
the  judicial  seat,  banking  and  shipping 
point.     Mail,  semi-weekly. 


LEHEW.  A  rural  postoffice  in  Hamp- 
shire county,  30  miles  southeast  of  Rom- 
ney,  the  judicial  seat,  and  20  from  Win- 
chester, the  nearest  banking  and  shipping 
point.  Mail,  tri-weekly.  J.  H.  Brill, 
postmaster  and  farmer. 


LEIVASY.    A  postoffice  in  Nicholas 
county,  19  miles  south  of  Nicholas  C.  H. 
Hawk's  Nest,  on  the  C  &  O  Ry,  35  miles 
west,   is  the  nearest  railway    point.     V. 
Leivasy,  postmaster. 
Eagle  John  A,  blacksmith. 
Kesler,  physician. 
King  E  T,  carpenter. 
Leivasy  V,  General  Store. 
Odell  G,  justice. 
Odell  Wilson,  shoemaker. 
Stull  D  J,  cooper. 
Tomlinson  Rev  T  H  (Baptist). 
Walke  Rev  (Methodist). 

LENOX.      In    Preston    county,    10* 


BOTTLER 


OF  MINERAL  WATERS  and  Soft  Drinks. 
E.   O.    HIEHLE,     -      Parkersburg,  W.  Va. 


McLAIX    BROTHERS, 

WHOLESALE  and  BETA1L  DRUGGISTS 
WHEELING,  W.  VA 


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TABLET  TRITURATES,  HYPODERMIC  TABLETS,  SUGAR- 
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miles  northeast  of  Kingwood,  the  judicial 
seat  and  banking  point,  and  the  same  dis- 
tance from  Terra  Alta,  the  most  convenient 
shipping  point.  Population,  20.  Mail, 
daily.     Charles  Forman,  postmaster. 

Smith  &  Forman,  General  Store. 


LEON.  A  village  on  the  Big  Kana- 
wha river,  and  on  the  K.  &  M.  R.  R.,  in 
the  center  of  Mason  county,  12  miles 
southeast  of  Point  Pleasant,  the  judicial 
seat  and  banking  point.  Population,  300. 
Exp.,  Adams.  Tel.,  W.  U.  A.  T.  Sul- 
livan, postmaster. 

Baier  J  D,  blacksmith. 
Barnett  R  L,  nurseryman. 
Brown  J  M,  general  store. 
Casto  &  Morrison,  staves,  etc. 
Condee  Weber,  saw  mill. 
Dunlap  J  H,  physician. 
McKindley  P  H,  shoemaker. 
Maloy  A  L,  railroad,  exp  and  tel  agt. 
Rollins  G  D,  blacksmith. 
Smith  Wm  Perry,  general  store. 
Stuart  Thomas  F,  physician. 
Sullivan  A  T,  General  Store. 
Sullivan  D  M,  general  store. 
Sullivan  Mrs  N  J,  general  store. 


LEONARD.  In  Greenbrier  county, 
25  miles  north  of  Lewisburgh,  the  judicial 
seat  and  banking  point,  and  29  from 
Ronceverte,  the  nearest  shipping  point. 
James  M.  Williams,  postmaster. 


LEOPOLD.  In  Doddridge  county, 
16  miles  south  of  West  Union,  the  judicial 
seat  and  shipping  point,  and  22  from 
Weston,  the  nearest  banking  point.  Pop- 
ulation, 20.  Mail,  triweekly.  Leopold 
Hinter,  postmaster. 

Adams  Joseph,  cabinetmaker. 
Lovett  M  J,  general  store. 
Morrison  C  B,  General  Store. 
Skidmore  John,  blacksmith. 
Watson  George  A,  flour  mill. 

LE  ROY.  A  small  place  in  Jackson 
county,  16  miles  northeast  of  Jackson  C. 
H.  and  shipping  point  (known  as  Ripley 
Station  on  the  railroad),  and  100  from 
Wheeling.  Population,  75.  Stages  daily 
to  Ravenswood  and  Spencer.  E.  Baker, 
postmaster. 

Baker  &  Cole,  General  Store. 
Carmichael  Bros,  general  store. 
Chancy  W  H,  hotel. 
Hartley  J  T,  physician. 


Hartley  T  B,  blacksmith. 

Hartley  &  Seaman,  general  store  and  drugs. 

Holt  Rev  J  N  (Methodist). 

Junction  House,  Seaman  &  Tible  proprs. 

Seaman  &  Tible,  proprs  Junction  House. 

Snyder  Buris,  blacksmith. 

LESAG-E'S.  A  discontinued  post- 
office  in  Cabell  county.  Send  mail  to- 
Green  Bottom. 

LESTER.  In  Raleigh  county,  9  miles 
westtof  Raleigh  C.  H.    Mail,  semi-weekly. 


LETART.  A  village  of  150  people, 
on  the  Ohio  river  and  O.  R.  R.  R.,  in  the 
northeast  corner  of  Mason  county,  15  miles 
by  river  and  28  by  rail  from  Point  Pleas- 
ant, the  county  seat,  and  144  from  Wheel- 
ing. Exp.,  Adams.  Tel.,  W.  U.  D.  P. 
Gist,  postmaster. 

Boston  D  W,  constable. 

Boston  S  M,  cooper. 

Brinker  A  G  W,  express  agent. 

Brlnker  Bros,  general  store. 

Edwards  A  E,  justice  of  peace. 

Gilliam  E  L,  physician. 

Gist  George  W  &  Son,  General  Store 

Hayman  W  T,  general  store  and  saw  mill. 

Petty  W  F,  physician. 

Polstry  A  A,  druggist. 

Robb  C  R,  railroad  and  telegraph  agent. 

Thomas  Frank,  blacksmith. 


LETTER  GAP.  A  village  in  Gilmer 
county,  6  miles  south  of  Glenville,  the 
judicial  seat.  Weston,  36  miles  northeast, 
on  theC,  W.  &  G.  R.  R.,  is  the  nearest 
shipping  point.     Mail,  tri-weeKly. 

Westfall  A  S,  general  store. 


LEVELS.  In  Hampshire  county,  IS 
miles  northeast  of  Romney,  the  judicial 
seat  and  banking  point,  and  3  from  South 
Branch  Depot,  its  shipping  point.  Popu- 
lation, 50.  Mail,  daily.  Howard  Rannells, 
postmaster. 

Burnside  J  R,  blacksmith. 
Moore  Wm,  carpenter. 
Phillips  J  W,  notary  public. 
Rannells  II  &  C,  General  Store. 
Shanholtzer  Frank,  blacksmith. 
Woolford  E  B,  saw  mill. 

ALEWISBURGH.  Settled  in  1769 
and  incorporated  in  1872,  is  a  town  of  1,000 
inhabitants,  the  county  seat  of  Greenbrier 
county,  located  4  miles  north  of  Ronce- 
verte, its  shipping  station  on  the  C.  &  Ov 


JOSEPH  B.  HALL,  Architect,  SS^WStffc 


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Ry.    It  is  supplied  with  5  churches,  good 

graded  schools,  a  female  seminary,  a  mili- 
tary institute,   hotel,   weekly  paper  and  a 

bank.  Exp.,  Adams.  Tel.,  W.  XL,  atRonce- 

verte.  Telephone  connectioD.     Stage  daily 

to  Ronceverte;  fare,  50  cts.  W.  P.  Rucher, 

postmaster.  \ 

Arbuckle,  lawyer. 

Argabrite  Henry  R,  blacksmith. 

Austin  Charles  N,  physician. 

Austin  Samuel  H,  physician. 

Bank  of  Lewisburgh  (capital,  $40,000), 
A  C  Snyder  pres,  J  W  Mathews  cash. 

Beard  Samuel  C,  physician,  4  miles  n  e. 

Bell  Miss  Annie,  dressmaker. 

Bell  Henry  T,  clothing. 

Bell  Johnston  E,  general  store. 

Boler  Martin,  grocer. 

BrownT  C,  general  store. 

Bunger  Joseph  H,  flour  mill. 

Buster  Charles  R\  county  clerk. 

Callender  James  &  Son  (James  and  Frank), 
bakers. 

Cox  John  Q,  flour  mill. 

Cunningham  James  M,  carriage  mnfr. 

Davis  James  W,  lawyer. 

Dennis  &  Argabrite  Publrs  Green- 
brier Independent;  also  Job  Printers. 


Dennis  &  Dennis  (T  H  and  R  F),  lawyers. 

Duffy  Rev  T  H  (Catholic). 

Foglesong  John  A,  painter. 

FoglesongMrs  N  E,  milliner. 

Ford  D  J  &  Son  (J  W  A  Ford),  genl  store. 

Foster  &  Grow  (W  P  Foster,  Wm  Grow), 
boots  and  shoes. 

Gilmore  Thomas,  Prin  'Greenbrier 
Military  Academy.    (See  below.) 

Greenbrier  Creamery,  H  T  Bell  mngr. 

Greenbrier  Independent  (Week- 
ly), Dennis  &  Argabrite  Publrs;  Official 
Organ  of  Greenbrier  County;  Circula- 
tion 1,600;  Advertising  Rates  on  Appli- 
cation. 

Greenbrier  Military  Academy* 
Thomas  Gilmore  Prin.     (See  below.) 

Handley  C  W,  meat  market. 

Harlow  B  F,  mayor. 

Harris  John  W,  lawyer. 

Hawkins  J  W,  marble  worker. 

Hern  Samuel  S,  flour  mill,  3^  miles  w. 

Johnson  Wm  H,  tailor. 

Knight  Jame3,  sheriff. 

Knott  Rev  J  O  (Methodist). 

Laird  F  H,  books. 

Law  &  Handley  (George  L  Law,  John  A 
Handley),  carpenters. 


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CAPT.  CHAS.  W.  BIDGOOD,  Commandant. 

ARTHUR  D.  GILMORE,  Adjutant. 
S.  H.  AUSTIN,  M.  D.,  Surgeon. 

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Lee  H  H,  veterinary  surgeon. 

Lewisburgh  Brass  Band,  A  B  Lipps  leader. 

Lewisburgh  Female  Institute,  C  E  Young 
prin. 

Lewisburgh  Hotel,  J  H  Stratton  propr. 

Lipps  A  B,  wagonmaker. 

Lipps  John  &  Son  (John  and  R  H),  hard- 
ware. 

Lowe  J  A,  jeweler. 

Lowe  Mrs  L  A,  milliner. 

McChesney  Robert,  physician. 

McPherson  James  C,  lawyer. 

McWhorter  Jo§eph  H,  Attorney-at- 
Law ;  Practices  in  all  State  and  Federal 
Courts. 

Makowicz  W,  tailor. 

Mathews  A  F,  lawyer. 

Mays  Jonathan,  circuit  clerk. 

Mooman  Rev  W  M  (Methodist). 

Nelson  G  K,  dentist. 

Nelson  James  L  &  Son  (James  L  and  Wm), 
dentists. 

Nelson  J  L  jr,  painter. 

Perkins  F  A,  barber. 

Preston  J  A,  lawyer. 

Rucker  James  T,  prin  school. 

Rucker  Wm  P,  Postmaster  and  At- 
torney-at-Law ;  Practices  Specially  in 
Courts  of  Greenbrier  County,  and  Court 
of  Appeals  W  Va,  and  other  Courts 
when  Specially  Retained. 

Rush  George  H,  notions. 

Scott  Samuel  A,  sewing  machines. 

Stratton  J  H,  propr  Lewisburgh  Hotel. 

Sydenstricker  Oliver  P,  druggist. 

Telford  Rev  R  L  (Presbyterian). 

Thomas  David  R,  grocer. 

Thomas  Richard,  furniture. 

Warren  U  N  &  Co,  saddle  and  harness. 

"Wilbur  T  H,  harnessmaker. 

"Wilkes  James,  grocer. 

Withrow  E  D,  justice. 

Withrow  James  &  Son  (James  and  E  D), 
tanners. 

Young  C  E,  prin  Lewisburgh  Female  In- 
stitute. 

LEWISTON.      On  the  C.  &  O.  Ry 

and  the  Great  Kanawha  river,  in  Kanawha 
county,  13  miles  from  Charleston,  the  ju- 
dicial seat  and  nearest  bank  location.  Pop- 
ulation, 600.  Exp.,  Adams.  Tel.,  W.  U. 
R.  W.  Cabell,  postmaster. 

Cabell  R  W,  General  Store. 
Chamberlain  H  H,  mining  engineer. 
Davidson  W,  blacksmith. 
Henderson  O  J,  physician. 
Jarrett  J  A,  railroad,  exp  and  tel  agt. 
Keesey  &  Mills,  engineers. 
Lee  Nor  veil,  bookkeeper. 


Sixear  J  A,  purchasing  agent. 
Slack  John  W,  carpenter. 
Young  A  P,  saw  mill. 


LIBERTY.  A  postofflce  in  Putnam 
county,  14  miles  northeast  of  Winfield, 
the  judicial  seat,  and  14  from  Red  House 
Landing,  on  the  Great  Kanawha  river,  its 
nearest  shipping  point.  Charleston,  is  the 
banking  town.  Population,  150.  Charles 
B.  Clinton,  postmaster. 

Asbury  H  F,  physician. 
Bowles  W  A,  General  Store. 
Carney  W  F,  general  store. 
Rhodes  E  K,  blacksmith. 


LICE.  A  farmers'  postofflce  in  Ran- 
dolph county,  4  miles  from  Beverly,  the 
judicial  seat.  Philippi,  distant  27  miles, 
is  the  banking  town  and  nearest  rail  ap- 
proach.    Mail,  daily. 


LIGHTBURN.  In  Lewis  county,  7 
miles  north  of  Weston,  the  judicial  seat 
and  banking  point,  and  3  from  Janelew, 
the  nearest  shipping  poiut  Population, 
100.  Mail,  tri-weekly.  J.  K.  P.  Maxson, 
postmaster. 

Beghley  John,  general  store. 

Chalfant  &  Son,   saw,   grist  and  carding 

mill. 
Lightburn  Rev  J  A  J  (Baptist). 
Lightburn  &  Sons,  poultry. 
maxson  &,  Dent,  Blacksmiths. 
Musser  P  C,  physician. 
Musser  &  Nicholson,  saw  mill. 
Riffee  John  R,  general  store. 


LILE.  In  Greenbrier  county,  25  miles 
from  Lewisburgh,  the  judicial  seat  and 
banking  point,  and  29  from  Ronceverte,  its 
shipping  point.  Rachel  A.  Jeffries,  post- 
master. 

Amick  Joseph,  mason. 

Ainick  &  Jeffries,  General  Store. 

Blankenship  Thomas,  blacksmith. 

Hunt  John,  shoemaker. 

Nelson  James,  grist  mill. 

¥.  LILLYDALE.  In  Monroe  county,  6 
miles  from  Union,  the  judicial  seat  and 
banking  point,  and  12  from  Lowell,  the 
nearest  shipping  point.  M.  A.  Ellison, 
postmaster  and  farmer. 

LIMA.  In  Tyler  county,  11  miles 
from  Middlebourne,  the  county  seat,  20 
from   Sistersville,    the    nearest   shipping 


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point,  and  30  from  Clarksburgh,  the  near- 
est bank  location.  Population,  40.  C.  J. 
Allen,  postmaster. 

Allen  C  J,  General  Store. 
Allen  V  L,  flour  mill. 
Talkington  Levi,  flour  mill. 


LIMESTONE.  A  small  village  in 
Marshall  county,  7  miles  east  of  Mounds- 
ville,  the  judicial  seat,  banking  and  ship- 
ping point.  Population,  68.  Mail,  tri- 
weekly. 

Allen  C  S,  General  Store. 
Griffith  Wiley,  carpenter. 
Keyser  J  L,  justice. 
Porter  John,  grocer. 
Ruble  Rev  James  (Presbyterian). 
Ruble  Joshua,  shoemaker. 
Whetzel  Martin,  carpenter. 
Wilsofi  J,  blacksmith. 
Woodruff  Wm,  physician. 

LIMESTONE  HILL.  In  Wood 
county,  18  miles  south  of  Parkersburgh, 
the  judicial  seat,  banking  and  shipping 
point.  Population,  25.  O.  P.  Coe,  post- 
master. 

Barnett  A  C,  grain  and  live  stock. 
Beard  Thomas,  grain  and  live  stock. 
Coe  O  P,  General  Store. 
Mason  J  J,  physician. 
Powell  H  D,  carpenter. 

LINCOLN,  A  postoffice  In  Wyoming 
county,  16  miles  west  of  Oceana,  the  judi- 
cial seat,  and  20  from  Elkhorn,  the  near- 
est shipping  point.  Population,  50.  Mail, 
tri-weekly.     L.  Adams,  postmaster. 

Adams  Elgin,  cooper. 
Adams  H,  Justice  of  Peace. 
Collins  Laine,  miner. 
Collins  S  C,  wagonmaker. 
Cook  B  B,  flour  mill. 
Cook  M  E,  carpenter. 
Cook  R  P,  shoemaker. 
Johnston  C  L.,  Flour  Mill. 
Lester  Lewis,  lawyer. 
Lester  Rev  P  B  (Baptist). 
Miller  James  H,  physician. 
Rainey  A,  meat  market. 
Shannon  Wm  C,  general  store. 


LINDEN.  In  Roane  county,  8  miles 
southeast  of  Spencer,  the  judicial  seat, 
banking  and  shipping  point,  45  from  Ra- 
venswood  and  an  equal  distance  northeast 
of  Charleston.     Mail,  tri-weekly. 


Brannon  M,  general  store. 
Looney  Mrs  M,  general  store. 
Simmons  O  IS,  General  Store. 
Snodgrass  C  A,  general  store. 
Vandeventer  &  Co,  general  store  and  lum- 
ber mnfrs. 


LINDSIDE.  A  village  in  the  south- 
ern part  of  Monroe  county,  16  miles  from 
Union, the  judicial  seat  and  banking  town. 
Ship  to  Lowell,  distant  18  miles,  on  C.  & 
O.  Ry.  Population,  100,  Mail,  daily. 
C.  P.  Bradley,  postmaster. 

Adair  Wm,  live  stock  and  lumber. 

Ballard  J  H,  well  borer. 

Ballard  L,  live  stock. 

Ballard  &  Dunn,  flour  mill. 

Ballard  &  Fleshman,  lumber  mnfrs. 

Bradley  C  P,  Physician. 

Brown  &  Riner,  flour  mill. 

Davis  G  W,  shoemaker. 

Dunn  L  B,  live  stock. 

Dunn  &  Boone,  general  store. 

Fleshman  A  J,  carpenter. 

Fleshman  A  L,  wagonmaker. 

Fleshman  J  H,  blacksmith. 

Fleshman  W  H  H,  carp  and  cabinetmkr. 

Little  Rev  R  R  (Methodist). 

Smith  HW&  Co,  General  Store. 

Symns  S  Y,  live  stock. 

LINK.  In  Braxton  county,  12£  miles 
southwest  of  Sutton, the  judicial  seat,  bank- 
ing and  shipping  point.     Mail,  tri-weekly. 

LITTLE  BIRCH.  In  Braxton  coun- 
ty, 9  miles  south  of  Sutton,  the  judicial 
seat,  banking  and  shipping  point.  Popu- 
lation, 40.  Mail,  daily.  A.  M.  Barnett, 
postmaster. 

Conell  J  G,  general  store. 

Eakles  John,  saw  mill. 

Ellison  A  N,  physician. 

Evans  James,  flour  mill. 

Fox  GeorgeW,  live  stock. 

Jackson  David,  blacksmith  and  flour  mill. 

Rose  John,  live  stock. 


LITTLE  PALLS.  On  the  F.,  M.  & 
P.  div.  of  the  B.  &  O.  R.  R.,  8*  miles  from 
Morgantown,  the  judicial  seat  and  bank- 
ing point.  Population,  70.  Exp.,  U.  S. 
J.  M.  Jacobs,  postmaster. 

Frum  A  J,  live  stock. 
Hutchison  Jacob,  General  Store. 
Hutchison  M  S,  railroad  and  exp  agent. 
Jones  R  H,  shoemaker. 
Kenes  L  B,  blacksmith. 


Pianos,  Organs,  Sheet  Music,  Music  Books  and  Musical  Merchandise. 

Instruments  Sold  on  Easy  Monthly  Payments. 

J.  P.  WIESEL,  Cumberland,  Md. 


OF  WHEELING,  W.  VA. 

Cash   Capotal,  $100,000.00. 


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LITTLE     GEORGETOWN.      On 

the  Potomac  river,  2^  miles  north  of  North 
Mountain,  on  the  B.  &  O.  R.  R.,  in  the 
north  part  of  Berkeley  county,  10  miles 
from  Martinsbureh,  the  judicial  seat. 
Population,  75.     E.  Fleming,  postmaster. 

Faulkwell  H  E,  General  Store. 
Hammersla  J  A,  saw  mill. 


LITTLE  OTTER.  A  country  post- 
office  in  Braxton  county,  6  miles  west  of 
Sutton,  the  judicial  seat,  banking  and 
shipping  point.  Wm.  R.  Mealy,  post- 
master. 

Cutlip  A  J,  General  Store. 
Lough  A  M,  lumber. 
Lough  A  N,  lumber. 


LITTLESBURGH.  A  postoffice  in 
Mercer  county,  8  miles  from  Princeton, 
the  judicial  seat  and  banking  point,  and  6 
from  Ada,  the  nearest  shipping  point.  Pop 
ulation,  50.     E.  W.  Maxwell,  postmaster. 

Carr  A  H,  physician. 

Carr  J  E,  carpenter. 

Hurst  JH&  Son.  general  store. 

Maxwell  E  W,  General  Store. 

Spangler  Everett,  saw  mill. 

Tanner  George,  carpenter. 

LITTLE  SE WELL  MOUNTAIN. 

A  postoffice  in  the  west  of  Greenbrier 
county,  18  miles  northwest  of  Lewisburgh, 
the  judicial  seat  and  banking  point,  and 
18  north  of  Alderson,  its  shipping  station. 
H.  C.  Hogsett,  postmaster. 

Hedrick  H  J,  lumber  and  flour  mill, 
Hogsett  &  IVickell,  General  Store. 
Nickell  George  A,  tanner. 
Sawyer  A  C,  general  store. 


LITTLE'S  MILLS.  A  postoffice  in 
Tyler  county,  6  miles  from  Middlebourne, 
the  judicial  seat,  53  from  Wheeling  the 
nearest  bank  location,  and  5  from  Friend- 
ly, the  nearest  shipping  point.  Population, 
50.     D.  H.  Peoples,  postmaster. 

Bowles  J  R,  barber. 
Bowles  &  Son,  flour  mill. 
Cornell  John  D,  shoemaker. 
Grime  Salem,  justice. 
Hill  GW,  livestock. 
Miller  David,  blacksmith. 
Peoples  Amanda,  milliner. 
Peoples  D  H,  General  Store. 
Terry  G  B,  agent. 


275  inhabitants,  located  on  the  B.  &  O.  R. 
R.,  in  Wetzel  county,  25  miles  from  New 
Martinsville,  the  judicial  seat  and  banking 
town.  Exp.,  U.S.  Tel.,  W.  U.  A.M. 
Crow,  postmaster. 

Bisit  Mrs  Rosa,  saloon. 

Born  H,  shoemaker. 

Bungard  A,  blacksmith. 

Carney  Bros  &  Co,  general  store  and  flour 

mill. 
Connaly  J  A.  justice. 
Crow  A  M,  Livery  and  General  Store. 
Fohey  Michael,  tel,  exp  and  railroad  agt. 
Hendricks  Caroline,  confectionery. 
Keffer  D  M,  constable. 
Keffer  D  S,  saloon. 
King  Wm,  meat  market. 
Reger  J  F,  physician. 
Reinhart  J  H,  physician. 
Robinson  E  L,  general  store. 
Smith  H  G,  saloon. 

LITTLE  WILD  CAT.  In  the  coun- 
ty of  Lewis,  30  miles  due  south  of  Weston, 
the  judicial  seat,  and  20  from  Sutton,  the 
nearest  railway  point.     Mail,  semi-weekly. 


LIZEMORE'S.    A    village     in     the 
southwest  corner  of  Clay  county,  15  miles 
from  Clay  C.  H.,  and  35  from  Charleston. 
Gauley  Bridge,  14  miles  distant,  on  the  C. 
&  O.  Ry,  is   the  nearest    shipping  point. 
Population,  500.    E.  Nichols,  postmaster. 
Brown  Andrew,  justice. 
Brown  Benjamin,  constable. 
Brown  Dr  GW,  flour  mill. 
Brown  John  W,  genl  store  and  feed  mill. 
Coleman  S  G,  physician. 
Le  Sueur  R  E,  collecting  agent. 
Morton  Edward  T,  blacksmith. 
Morton  J  T,  feed  mill. 
Neal  Rev  A  M  (Baptist). 
Nichols  Elijah,  Grocer. 
Stone  &  Legg,  general  store. 
Surratt  Austin,  general  store. 


LITTLETON.     A  growing  town  of 


LLOYDSVILLE.  A  farmers'  post- 
office  in  Braxton  county,  7  miles  north  of 
Sutton,  the  judicial  seat,  usual  banking 
and  shipping  point.  H.  E.  Engle,  post- 
master. 

Englc    II    E,   Live  Stock  and  Music- 
Teacher. 
Hopkins  L  M,  grain  and  live  stock. 
Hyer  H  C,  grain  and  live  stock. 
Lloyd  E  B,  grain  and  live  stock. 
Lloyd  J  G.  grain  and  live  stock. 
Lloyd  N  W,  grain  and  live  stock. 
Shaver  H  Z,  miller. 


T  THTTflRQ    P-  WELT7  &  CO.,  WHOLESALE  liquor  dealers, 

AjJLk^'U  V/IllJ»    1118  Main  and  1121  Market  St.,      Wheeling,  \V.  Va. 


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LOBELIA.  In  Pocahontas  county, 
25  miles  west  of  Huntersville,  the  judicial 
seat,  and  34  northeast  of  Ronceverte,  the 
nearest  shipping  point.  Mail,  tri-weekly. 
J.  O.  Hill,  postmaster. 

Brophy  T  A,  justice. 
Henry  Patrick,  saw  mill. 
Hill  Joel  O,  Carpenter. 
Huffman  Rev  L  S  (Methodist). 
Kinniron  J  C,  carpenter. 
McCarty  C,  carpenter. 
Peck  J  E,  cooper. 

LOCK  EIGHT.    On  the  K.  &  M.  R. 

R.  and  the  Great  Kanawha  river,  in  Put- 
nam county,  4  miles  from  Winfield,  the 
judicial  seat,  and  22  from  Charleston. 
Population,  300.  Thomas  B.  Bancroft, 
postmaster. 

Gatens  Wm,  saloon. 

Kanawha  &  Lake  Erie  Coal  Co, 

Coal  Miners  and  Shippers. 
McGucken  P,  general  store. 
Roberts  E  E,  tel  and  railroad  agt. 
Taylor  George,  saloon. 
Washington  R  P,  general  store. 


LOCKHART'S.  A  village  in  the 
northeastern  part  of  Jackson  county,  14 
miles  north  of  Jackson  C.  H.  Ship  to 
Parkersburgh ,  or  to  Ravenswood.  Popu- 
lation, 50.    Peter  Archer,  postmaster. 

Areber  Peter,  General  Store. 
Archer  Weden,  shoemaker. 
Batton  Aaron  A,  constable. 
Bossman  J  F,  physician. 
Burke  A  B  &  Co,  general  store. 
Burke  T  W,  lawyer. 
Cooper  Valentine,  wagonmaker. 
Lockhart  S  F,  general  store. 
Maddox  Wm,  barber. 
Robinson  E  J,  justice. 
Unruh  Isaiah,  blacksmith. 
White  Rev  J  J. 


LOCKHART'S  RUN.  A  country 
postofflce  in  Wood  county,  10  miles  south- 
east of  Parkersburgh,  the  judicial  seat  and 
banking  town,  and  half  a  mile  from  Rob- 
inson's Landing  on  the  Little  Kanawha 
river.     H.  E.  Dye,  postmaster. 

Barnett  A  W,  live  stock. 

Barnett  B  F,  live  stock. 

Butcher  E  S,  live  stock. 

Dye  15  A,  Live  Stock. 

Harper  W  E,  live  stock. 

Neal  Bradford,  live  stock. 

Page  W  W,  live  stock  and  produce. 


Price  A  J,  produce. 

Robison  Benjamin,  live  stock. 


LOCKNEY.  In  Calhoun  county,  18" 
miles  from  Grantsville,  the  judicial  seat, 
16  from  Spencer,  the  nearest  banking  point, 
and  32  from  Leroy,  the  nearest  shipping 
point.     W.  S.  Starcher,  postmaster. 

Bailey  D  E,  live  stock. 
Bailey  W  W,  General  Store. 
Brannon  W  L,  justice. 
Haverty  Henry,  lumber. 
Marcher  W  S,  Constable. 
Wayne  Joseph,  wagonmaker. 

LOCK  SEVEN.  On  the  K.  &  M.  R. 
R.  and  on  the  Kanawha  river,  in  Kanawha 
county,  14  miles  from  Charleston,  the  ju- 
dicial seat  and  nearest  bank  location.  Pop- 
ulation, 250.  Exp.,  U.  S.  Tel.,  W.  U. 
James  T.  Mohler,  postmaster. 

Bowers  T  S  &  Co,  general  store. 
Dudding  A,  grocer. 
Meeks  &  Co,  general  store. 
Moli lor  James  T,  Saw  Mill. 
Mohhler  Lumber  Co,  planing  mill. 
Smyth  &  Mumford,  contractors. 


LOCUST.  In  Pocahontas  county,  25- 
miles  southwest  of  Huntersville, the  judicial 
seat,  and  34  from  Ronceverte,  the  nearest 
shipping  point.     Mail,  tri-weekly. 


LOGAN  C.  H.  The  county  seat  of 
Logan  county,  is  170  miles  from  Wheeling, 
80  from  Huntington,  and  70  from  Guyan- 
dotte,  on  the  C.  &  O.  Ry,  which  is  the 
usual  shipping  point.  Population,  500. 
L.  C.  White,  postmaster. 

Altizer  S  S,  county  clerk. 

Buskirk  J  B,  grocer. 

Buskirk  J  L,  grocer. 

Chafin  F  M,  dry  goods  and  notions. 

Godley  George  W,  physician. 

Justice  John,  dry  goods  and  notions. 

Lee  &  McDonald,  saw  mill. 

Little  Kanawha  Lumber  Co. 

Morgan  George,  justice. 

Nighbert  J  A  &  Co,  lumber. 

Patterson  Christian,  justice. 

Peek  J  A  &  Bro,  General  Store. 

Peek  R  W  &  J  E,  saw  mill. 

Ragland  H  C,  hotel. 

Robertson  J  E,  general  store. 

White  M,  Genera]  Store. 

Whited  T  C,  circuit  clerk. 

Wilkinson  J  B,  lawyer. 


LOGANSPORT.     A  small  hamlet  in 


J,  HUNTER  SMITH,  ^Crescent  Saloon, 


Piedmont, 
W.  Va. 


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the  western  part  of  Marion  county,  15 
miles  northwest  of  Fairmont,  the  judicial 
seat,  and  5  from  Mannington,  its  shipping 
station. 


LOGVILLE.  A  discontinued  post- 
office  in  Wetzel  county.  Send  mail  to 
Arches. 


LONE  CEDAR.  On  the  Ohio  river 
and  the  O.  R.  R.  R.  (Douglass  Station),  in 
Jackson  county,  40  mile3  northwest  of 
Jackson,  the  judicial  seat,  and  12  from 
Ravenswood,  the  nearest  bank  location. 
Population,  60.  Exp  ,  Adams.  J.  C. 
Swan,  postmaster. 

Davis  A  W,  physician. 

Swan  J  C,  General  Store. 

Swan  Miss  L  F,  milliner. 

Williamson  W,  railroad  and  exp  agent. 


LONE  TREE.  In  Tyler  county,  6 
miles  northeast  of  Middlebourne,  the  seat 
of  justice,  and  9  from  New  Martinsville, 
the  nearest  banking  and  shipping  point. 
Population,  30.  Martin  P.  Bonar,  post- 
master. 

Asher  &  Ferrell,  general  store. 

Bonar  Martin  P,  Carpenter. 

Duffy  J  J,  physician. 

Ferrell  B  F,  saw  and  flour  mill. 

Kidder  R  H,  lumber. 

Rable  George,  blacksmith. 

Stamm  Jacob,  flour  mill. 


LONG.  A  country  postoffice  in  Ran- 
dolph county,  18  miles  from  Beverly,  the 
judicial  seat,  9  from  Sellers,  the  nearest 
shipping  point,  and  19  from  Buckhannon, 
the  nearest  bank  location.  Ira  Shockey, 
postmaster. 

Scott  Everett,  Corn  Mill. 


LONG  REACH.  Is  a  landing  on  the 
Ohio  river,  and  a  station  on  the  O.  R.  R  R. , 
in  Tyler  county,  13  miles  west  of  Middle- 
bourne,  the  judicial  seat,  and  15  from  New 
Martinsville,  the  location  of  nearest  bank. 
Population,  25.     O.  J.  Tary,  postmaster. 

Johnson  D  D,  lawyer. 
Johnson  Samuel,  General  Store. 
Maxton  J  L,  lumber. 
Parker  Simon,  live  stock. 
Wilhelm  John,  blacksmith. 


LONG  RUN.  A  station  on  the  B.  & 
O.  R.  R  ,  in  Doddridge  county,  8  miles 
east  of  West  Union,  the  judicial  seat,  and 


140^  from  Wheeling.  Clarksburgh  is  the 
location  of  nearest  bank.  Population,  50. 
Exp.,  U.  S.  W.  P.  Broadwater,  post- 
master. 

Broadwater    Waldo     P,    General' 

Store,  Railroad  and  Express  Agent. 
Davis  Mark,  blacksmith. 
Orr  J  P,  justice. 
Textor  George  H,  general  store. 
Whalen  John,  general  store. 


LOOKOUT.  In  Fayette  county,  13 
miles  from  Fayetteville,  the  judicial  seat, 
7  from  Nuttall,  the  nearest  shipping  point, 
and  43  from  Lewisburgh,  the  nearest 
banking  point.  J.  F.  Cavendish,  post- 
master and  general  store. 


LOONEYVILLE.  A  postoffice  in 
the  center  of  Roane  county,  12  miles  south 
of  Spencer,  the  judicial  seat,  banking 
town  and  shipping  station.  Population, 
20.    Abraham  Looney,  postmaster. 

Booth  J  E,  mason. 

Crlner  George,  shoemaker  and  tanner. 

Damewood  Michael,  shoemaker. 

Edgell  A  W,  physician. 

Edgell  K  C,  physician. 

Greathouse  Robert,  blacksmith. 

Lockhart  J  C,  constable. 

Lockhart  J  P,  General  Store. 

McWelch  J,  saw  mill. 

Paine  Wm,  saw  mill. 

Parks  Andrew,  live  stock. 

Smith  Rev  J  (Baptist). 

Sparr  L  H,  general  store. 


LORENTZ.  A  po3toffice  in  the  cen- 
tre of  Upshur  county,  on  the  W.  Va.  C.  & 
P.  R.  R.,  4£  miles  west  of  Buckhannon, 
the  judicial  seat  and  banking  town.  Pop- 
ulation, 100.  Exp.,  U.  S.  G.  W.  Smith, 
postmaster. 

Allman  A  J,  carpenter. 
Allman  Nathan,  carpenter. 
Bauserman  Joseph,  carpenter. 
Berry  A  J,  blacksmith. 
Berry  J  T,  general  store. 
Cartwright  W  J,  carpenter. 
Clark  M  T,  saw  and  grist  mill. 
Holt  Bessie,  milliner. 
McKeever  O  R,  milliner. 
Smith  G  W,  General  Store. 
Wilson  M  M,  exp  and  railroad  agent. 
Woodley  George  L,  carpenter. 


LORRAINE,    Known  also  as  Fleet- 
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Putnam  county,  3  miles  from  Winfield, 
the  judicial  seat,  and  30  from  Charleston. 
Population,  100.  L.  F.  Bowyer,  post- 
master. 

Bowyer  L  F,  Coal  Miner  and  General 

Store. 
Sanborn  A,  general  store. 


LOST  CREEK.  This  postofflce  is  in 
Harrison  county,  130  miles  from  Wheel- 
ing, and  11  southwest  of  Clarksburgb,  the 
judicial  seat  and  banking  point.  It  is  a 
station  on  the  W.  Va.  &  P.  R.  R.  Exp., 
U.  S.  Population,  74.  James  Flanigan, 
postmaster. 

Cookman  W  B,  flour  mill. 

Davis  M  B,  grocer. 

Horner  W  F  &  Co,  general  store. 

Lewis  HI  A,  Grocer. 

Ludwig  C  L,  blacksmith. 

Monroe  S  G,  general  store. 

Shain  H,  railroad,  exp  and  tel  agent. 

LOST  RIVER.  A  postofflce  in  the 
eastern  part  of  Hardy  county,  16  miles 
from  Moorefield,  the  county  seat,  and  20 
from  Woodstock,  the  shipping  point.  Pop- 
ulation, 50.     A.  Harper,  postmaster. 

Delawder  A,  constable. 

Dorman  A,  saw  mill. 

Fogle  W  F,  blacksmith. 

Frederick  S  A,  flour  mill. 

Haas  &  Hefner,  general  store. 

Hall,  physician. 

Hawse  George  W,  justice. 

McCarty  A  B,  general  store. 

Miller  Abraham,  wagonmaker. 

Miller  &  Bro,  shoemakers. 

Teets  James,  agent. 

Teets  &,  CIiri§man,  General  Store. 


LOT.  A  recently  established  postofflce 
in  Wetzel  county. 

LOUDENVILLE.  A  postofflce  and 
station  on  the  B.  &  O.  R.  R.,  in  Marshall 
county,  2?  miles  from  Wheeling,  and  15 
from  Moundfeville,  the  judicial  seat  and 
banking  town.  Population,  60.  Exp., 
U.  S.     G.  Hartsell,  postmaster. 

Chambers  J  B,  General  Store. 


LOTJTHER.  In  Jackson  county,  12 
miles  from  Jackson  C.  H.,  its  banking  and 
shipping  point.  Population,  60.  Miles 
Board,  postmaster. 

McCrady  Wm,  blacksmith. 


McCray  P  A,  Blacksmith  and  General 

Store. 
Mathews  W  B,  live  stock. 
Parsons  M  M,  surveyor. 
Wetzel  A  B,  mason. 
Wolf  Jacob,  mason. 


LOVE.  In  Cabell  county,  on  the  C. 
&  O.  Ry,  17  miles  from  Huntington,  the 
judicial  seat  and  banking  point.  Popula- 
tion, 100.     C.  S.  Love,  postmaster. 

Adams F,  mason. 

Adkins  John  K,  constable. 

Adkins  &  Sawyer,  saw  mill. 

Bryant  D  W,  blacksmith. 

Donohue  Wm,  lawyer. 

Love  C  S  &,  C  A,  General  Store. 

Love  L  L,  physician. 

Love  P  E  &  Co,  saw  mill. 

Lunsford  R,  justice. 

May  John,  coal  miner. 

Rogers  Jay,  carpenter. 

LOVERTDGE.  In  Greenbrier  coun- 
ty, 23  miles  from  Lewisburgh,  the  judicial 
seat,  and  27  from  Ronceverte,  the  nearest 
shipping  point.  David  Morrison,  post- 
master. 

LOWDELL.  A  postofflce  in  Wood 
county,  20  miles  south  of  Parkersburgh, 
the  judicial  seat,  and  10  southeast  of 
Belleville,  its  nearest  shipping  point.  Mail, 
tri-weekly. 

LOWELL.  A  village  and  station  on 
the  C.  &  O.  Ry,  in  Summers  county,  12 
miles  east  of  Hinton,  the  judicial  seat.  Al- 
derson,  10  miles  distant,  is  the  location  of 
nearest  bank.  Population,  75.  Exp., 
Adams.  Tel.,  W.  U.  A.  C.  Lowe,  post- 
master. 

Ballinger  R  T,  justice. 

Dunn  CL&  Bro,  livery. 

Francis  J  W,  general  store. 

Gwinn  S,  grist  mill. 

Hines  &  Co,  saw  mill. 

Kester,  live  stock. 

Lacey  C  E,  railroad  agent. 

Lowe  A  C,  Express  Agent,  Furniture 

and  Wagonmaker. 
Nolan  J  C,  general  store. 
Nowland  Joseph,  saw  mill. 
Polan  I  A,  general  store. 
Vass  R  L,  telegraph  agent. 


LOWMAN,  A  postofflce  in  the  east- 
ern part  of  Wetzel  county,  27  miles  from 
New  Martinsville,  the  seat  of  justice,  35 
from  Wheeling  and  17  from  MaDnington, 


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its  shipping  point  on  tbe  B.  &  O.  R.  R. 

Mail,  tri-weekly. 

Barr  &  Son,  general  store. 
Higgins  J  V,  general  store. 

LOWRY'S  MILL.  In  Greenbrier 
county,  25  miles  from  Lewisburgh,  tbe  ju- 
dicial feat,  150  from  Wheeling  and  14 
from  White  Sulpbur  Springs,  its  shipping 
point.     Mail,  semi-weekly. 

LOWSVILLE.  A  rural  postofflce  in 
Monongalia  county,  11  miles  from  Mor- 
gautown,  the  judicial  seat, 50  from  Wheel- 
ing and  10  from  Fairmont,  its  nearest  ship- 
ping point.  

LUBECK.  A  village  in  the  western 
part  of  Wood  county,  5  miles  from  Park- 
ersburgh,  the  judicial  seat,  banking  town 
and  nearest  shipping  point.  Population, 
200.     P.  F.  H.  Slevogt,  postmaster. 

Beckwilh  W  A,  general  store. 

Dearing  W  M,  carpenter. 

Keever  W  S,  physician. 

Kesterson  J  P,  justice. 

Mahr  O  C,  poultry. 

Miller  Bros,  gristmill. 

Monk  J,  carpenter. 

O'Neil  A,  physician. 

Schrader  A  F,  blacksmith  and  wagonmkr. 

Seffens  R,  general  store  and  woolen  mill. 

Slevogt  P  F  H,  vineyard. 

Zink  A  J,  wagonmaker. 


LUCILE.  In  Wirt  county,  10  miles 
south  of  Elizabeth,  the  judicial  seat,  and  4 
from  Reedy  Ripple,  on  the  Little  Kanawha 
river.  Mail,  semi-weekly.  Charles  A. 
Daniels,  postmaster. 

Devoll  S  J,  fruit  tree  agent. 
Petrie  M,  fruit  tree  agent. 


LUMBERPORT.  A  village  on  the 
M.  R.  R.  R.,  in  the  northern  part  of  Har- 
rison county,  9  miles  from  Clarksburgb, 
the  judicial  teat,  its  banking  and  shipping 
point.  Population,  150.  "Exp.,  U.  S. 
D.  A.  Boggess,  postmaster. 

Boggess  D  A,  General  Store. 
Boggess  J  M  &  Son,  general  store. 
Evans  A  J,  physician. 
Fowler  James  B,  lawyer. 
Hedges  H  C,  general  store. 
Hornor  J  D,  flour  and  saw  mill. 
McCarty  E  D,  shoemaker  and  hotel. 
Rager  W  J,  shoemaker. 
Riblett  M  L,  blacksmith. 


LURD.  On  Crooked  creek,  in  Kan- 
awaha  county,  10  miles  from  Charleston, 
the  judicial  seat  and  banking  point,  and  5 
from  Spring  Hill,  the  nearest  shipping 
point.  Population,  100.  Mail,  daily. 
George  H.  Smith,  postmaster. 

Akers  Edward,  shoemaker. 

Allen  Andrew,  blacksmith. 

Angel  C  W,  justice. 

Childress  Addison,  live  stock. 

Holland  W  C,  physician. 

Hurley  Leroy,  thresher. 

Parsons  W  E,  coal  miner. 

Smith     George    H,    General    Store, 

Flour  and  Corn  Mill. 
Smith  W  H,  constable. 
Webb  B  H,  lawyer. 


LYDIA.  In  Clay  county.  20  miles 
from  Clay  C.  H.,  and  25  from  Sutton,  its 
banking  and  shipping  point.  Population, 
50.     J.  M.  Downey,  postmaster. 

Arnold  Wm,  carpenter. 
Downer  J  M,  General  Store  and  Lum- 
ber. 
Ellison  H  G,  wagonmaker. 
Funk  &  Knotts,  saw  mill. 
Laughlin  Bros,  lumber. 
Laughlin  J  E,  notary  public. 

LYNN"  CAMP.  On  Fish  creek,  in 
Marshall  county,  12  miles  south  of  Mounds- 
ville,  the  judicial  seat,  22  from  Wheeling, 
and  11  from  Bellton,  its  shipping  point. 
Mail,  tri  weekly. 

Shepard  &  Co,  general  store. 

LYTTON".  A  country  postofflce  in 
Pleasant  county,  12  miles  northeast  of  St. 
Mary's,  the  judicial  seat,  and  4  from  Long 
Reach,  the  nearest  shipping  point.  Mail, 
semi-weekly.  F.  Arn,  postmaster  and 
farmer. 


McCLAIN'S.  A  country  postofflce  in 
Wirt  county,  10  miles  southeast  of  Eliza- 
beth, the  judicial  seat,  and  18  from  Belle- 
ville, its  shipping  point.  Mail,  semi- 
weekly. 

Depew  J  W,  general  store. 

McCLENNAN.  In  Marion  county, 
12  miles  from  Fairmont,  the  judicial  seat 
and  banking  point,  and  6  from  Farming- 
ton,  the  nearest  shipping  point.  Pupula- 
tion,  30.     George  Huffmann,  postmaster. 

Hamilton  E  W,  justice. 
Talkington  R  E,  lawyer. 


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Hose,  Pumps,  Gas  Fixtures.  Cookin?  Kanges,  Hydrants,  Etc. 
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Talkington  &  Ganlt,  General  Store. 
Walls  Peter,  coal  miner^ 


McCURDY,  On  the  Ohio  river  and 
O.  R.  R.  R.,  in  Cabell  county,  20  miles 
northeast  of  Huntington,  the  judicial  seat 
and  banking  point.  Population,  25.  Exp., 
Adams. 

McCurdy  A,  general  store. 
Meadows  &,  Son,  General  Store. 

McG-EE.  A  postoffice  in  Taylor  coun- 
ty, 7  miles  northwest  of  Grafton,  the  judi- 
cial seat,  banking  and  shipping  point.  Mail 
by  special  supply. 

McGILL.  A  farmers'  postoffice  situ- 
ated in  Putnam  county,  6  miles  from  Win- 
field,  the  judicial  seat,  4^  from  Buffalo,  its 
shipping  point,  and  22  from  Point  Pleas- 
ant, the  nearest  banking  point.  Population, 
75.     C.  McGill,  postmaster. 

Harrison  Wm,  general  store. 
ItleGill  Dr  C,  Grist  Mill. 
Withrow  S  H,  photographer. 

McGRAWS  A  small  settlement  in 
"Wyoming  county,  8  miles  east  of  Oceana, 
the  county  seat,  75  from  Charleston,  and 
35  from  Prince,  its  shipping  station.  N.  C. 
Trump,  postmaster. 

Brooks  J  R,  justice. 

Evans  &  Phillips,  general  store. 

McGraw  John,   General  Store    and 

Flour  Mill. 
McGraw  M  P,  general  store. 
Shumate  &  Son,  general  store. 

McKIM.  A  rural  postoffice  in  the 
southern  part  of  Tyler  county,  10  miles 
from  Middlebourne,  the  judicial  seat,  68 
from  Wheeling,  and  9  from  Pennsborough, 
its  nearest  shipping  point.  L.  Hill,  post- 
master and  farmer. 


McMAHONE.  On  the  B.  &  O.  R.  R., 

in  Marion  county,  15  miles  from  Fairmont, 
the  judicial  seat  and  nearest  bank  location. 
Population,  31.  Emory  Billingsley,  post- 
master. 

Huffman    &,    Billingsley,    General 
Store. 


McMECHEN.    On  the  B.  &  O.  and 

O.  R.  R.  Rs,  in  Marshall  county,  5i  miles 
from  Moundsville,  the  judicial  seat  and 
banking  point.  Population,  600.  Wm. 
A.  Jeffers,  postmaster. 


Grimes  James,  dairy. 

Haskinson  G  W,  dentist. 

Jeffers  Wm  A,  General  Store. 

Lorentz  A  M,  teacher. 

McDonald  W  P,  carpenter. 

McDonald,  Hawkins  &  Higgs,  confectrs. 

McKee  &  Turvey,  grocers. 

McMechen  J  L,  carpenter. 

Maple  Joel  D,  stone  mason. 

Niebergall  Charles,  meat  market. 

Ruckman  J  A,  coal  miner. 

Tutly  O  K,  blacksmith. 

Villers  Samuel,  coal  miner. 


MACKSVILLE.  A  country  village 
situated  in  the  western  part  of  Pendleton 
county,  12  miles  northwest  of  Pendleton, 
the  judicial  seat,  110  from  Wheeling,  and 
37  from  Davis,  its  nearest  shipping  point. 
Population,  100.  Mail,  semi-weekly.  Peter 
McDonald,  postmaster. 

Graham  J  W,  millwright. 
Harman  Adam,  carding  mill. 
Harman  &  Hollen,  general  store. 
Hinkle  &  Son,  flour  and  saw  mill. 
McDonald  Peter,  Blacksmith,  Under- 
taker and  Notary. 
Painter  John,  blacksmith  and  wagonmkr. 
Paul  John,  saddler. 
Shell  Taylor,  jeweler. 


MACOMBER.  A  postoffice  in  Pres- 
ton county,  12  miles  southeast  of  King- 
wood,  the  judicial  seat  and  banking  town. 
Ship  to  Rowlesburgh,  distant  2i  miles,  on 
B.  &  O.  R.  R.  Population,  40.  Mail, 
daily. 

Canico  J  H,  general  store. 
Cassiday  J,  general  store. 

MADILIN.  In  Lewis  county,  9  miles 
from  Weston,  the  judicial  seat  and  bank- 
ing point,  and  3  from  Seymour,  the  nearest 
shipping  point.  Population,  30.  Mrs.  L. 
S.  Slatnaker,  postmaster. 

Kelley  Daniel,  shoemaker  and  carpenter. 

Roach  J  R,  physician. 

Slatnaker  Mrs  Bailie  S,  Dressmaker. 


MADISON.  The  county  seat  of 
Boone  county,  is  145  miles  southwest  of 
Wheeling,  35  from  Charleston,  the  nearest 
banking  point,  and  25  from  Brownstown, 
its  shipping  station,  on  the  C.  &  O.  Ry. 
Population,  200.  Mail,  daily.  F.  C.  Left- 
wich,  postmaster. 

Ball  Jacob,  physician. 
Ballard  S,  hotel. 


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Mineral  and  Soda  Water  Supplies. 


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Barrett  Joseph,  lawyer. 

Bay 8  Lewis,  hotel. 

Burdette  W  S,  physician. 

Croft  W  D,  general  store. 

Hager  J  B,  lawyer. 

Leftwich  Fleming  C,  Lawyer. 

McNeely  G  J,  hotel. 

Mitchell  E  L,  general  store. 

Mitchell  James,  physician. 

Pliipps  P  M,  Saw  and  Grist  Mill. 

Smoot  D  J,  county  clerk. 

Smoot  W  T,  sheriff. 

Stalling8  J  E,  general  store  and  lawyer. 

Thompson  Wm,  circuit  clerk. 

MAGAZINE.  A  recently  established 
postoffice  in  Kanawha  county. 

MAGGIE.  On  the  Ohio  river  and  O. 
R.  R.  R.,  9  miles  from  Point  Pleasant,  the 
judicial  seat  and  banking  point.  Popula- 
tion, 25.     Charles  Thornton,  postmaster. 

Brown  V,  Railroad  Agent  and  General 

Store. 
Campbell  L  F,  physician. 
Clendenin  Joseph,  blacksmith. 
Van  Matre  O  H  P,  justice. 

MAGNOLIA.  A  village  on  the  B.  & 
O.  R.  R.,  in  the  western  part  of  Morgan 
county,  23  miles  west  of  Berkeley  Springs, 
the  judicial  seat,  and  130  from  Wheeling. 
Martinsburgh  is  the  banking  town.  Popu- 
lation, 50.     Exp.,  U.  S. 

Grossa,  general  store. 
Bicsler  A  H,  General  Store. 


MAIDSVILLE.  A  postoffice  on  the 
Monongahela  river,  in  Monongalia  county, 
near  the  Pa.  State  line,  6  miles  from  Mor- 
gantown,  the  judicial  seat  and  banking 
town,  and  50  from  Wheeling.  Population, 
50.    John  Ridgway,  postmaster. 

Bowlby  E  J,  flour  mill. 

Cushman  E  M,  mason. 

Everley  &  Davis,  well  borers. 

Fortney  D  D,  jeweler. 

Fortney  James,  barber. 

Lazzell  James  &  Sons,  live  stock. 

Ridgway  John,  Hotel. 

Ridgway  &  Waters,  General  Store. 

Sanders  James,  tanner. 

Sanders  W  J,  constable. 

Smyth  Bros,  furniture  and  general  store. 

Stoker  J  T,  blacksmith. 

Waters  W  F,  produce. 

MAJORSVILLE.    A  country  post- 


office  in  Marshall  county,  17  miles  north- 
east of  Moundsville,  the  judicial  seat,  12 
from  Wheeling,  the  banking  town,  and  10 
from  Roney's  Point,  its  shipping  station, 
on  the  W.  P.  &  B.  br.  B.  &  O.  R.  R. 
Mail,  daily.     J.  M.  Allison,  postmaster. 

Allison  J  M,  General  Store. 

Amos  J  T,  carpenter. 

McMillen  W  H,  live  stock. 

Majors  David,  coal  miner. 

Majorsville  Milling  and  Mnfg  Co  of  Ma- 

jorsville. 
Milliken  S  R,  blacksmith. 
Patton  M,  coal  miner. 
Richmond  G  W,  coal  miner. 
Salters  Ward,  coal  miner. 


MALDEN.  A  village  of  500  people, 
on  the  Great  Kanawha  river,  and  a  station 
on  the  C.  &  O.  and  K.  &  M.  roads,  in 
Kanawha  county,  6  miles  southeast  of 
Charleston,  the  judicial  seat  and  banking 
town,  and  130  from  Wheeling.  Exp.. 
Adams.  Tel.,  W.  U.  H.  Scott,  post- 
master. 

Campbell's    Creek    Colliery,    Campbell's 

Creek  Coal  Co  operators. 
Coleman  C  N  &  Co,  general  store. 
Dickinson's  Colliery,  J  Q  Dickinson  &  Co 

operators. 
Grogan  A  E,  railroad,  exp  and  tel  agent. 
Lewis  W  D,  grocer. 
Parks  A  W,  physician. 
Parks  John,  physician. 
Pioneer  Coal  Co,  No  4  Colliery,  Pioneer 

Coal  Co  operators. 
Putney  R  E,  justice. 
St  Lewis  D,  flour  mill. 
Sample  J,  physician. 
Scott  E,  general  store. 
Scott  II,  Insurance. 
Shirkey  W,  physician. 
Snider  Daniel,  hotel. 
Snider  D  W,  grocer. 
Sprugel  C  F,  meats. 
Straughn  Coal  Co,  coal  miners. 
Whitlock  Thomas,  blacksmith. 


MALTA.  In  Barbour  county,  7  miles 
from  Philippi,  the  judicial  seat,  banking 
and  shipping  point.  Population,  25.. 
W.  H.  Swiger,  postmaster. 

Crislip  Jerome,  musician. 
Hennings  George  A,  mason. 
Hovey  J  M  R,  carpenter. 
McVicker  G  G,  constable. 
Stevens  Rev  J  A. 
Stroh  O  P,  saw  mill  and  lumber. 


VANCE  SHOE  COMPANY. 


BOOTS,  SHOES,  RUBBERS, 

SEE    PAGE    57. 


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Swiger    W    H,  Justice    and  General 

Store. 
Wheeler  J  W,  teacher. 


MAN.  This  postoffice  is  located  in 
Logan  county,  13  miles  from  Logan  C.  H. 
Huntington  is  the  banking  town.  Ship  to 
Guyandotte,  distant  85  miles  on  the  C.  & 
O.  Ry.  Population,  40.  A.  S.  Bryan, 
postmaster. 

Avis  H  C,  general  store. 
Doss  M  A,  carpenter. 
McDonald  G  It,  General  Store. 


MANGANESE.  In  Wood  county, 
15  miles  from  Parkersburgh,  the  judicial 
seat  and  banking  point,  and  5  from  Belle- 
ville, the  nearest  shipping  point.  J.  M. 
Eckels,  postmaster  and  general  store. 


MANNINGTON.  An  incorporated 
town  of  1,200  inhabitants,  located  on  the 
B.  &  O.  R.  R.,  in  Marion  county,  17  miles 
northeast  of  Fairmont,  the  judicial  seat 
and  nearest  bank  location.  It  is  the  center 
of  the  now  famous  Marion  county  oil 
field,  recently  developed  and  the  present 
scene  of  the  greatest  activity  in  the  West 
Virginia  oil  region.  This  field  has  been 
developed  within  the  past  fifteen  months 
and  during  that  time  a  steady  stream  of 
oil  operators  has  been  pouring  into  the 
region  and  an  immense  quantity  of  land 
has  been  taken  up  and  developed.  There 
are  a  large  number  of  producing  wells, 
those  belonging  to  one  firm  alone  produc- 
ing 2,000  barrels  per  day,  and  the  output 
since  the  developments  begun  has  been 
very  great.  While  the  oil  discovery  and 
its  attendant  blessings,  in  the  shape  of  a 
great  influx  of  mechanics,  laborers,  etc., 
has  caused  Mannington  to  take  on  a 
new  life,  this  industry  is  not  the  only 
resource,  the  town  being  also  a  shipping 
point  for  lumber  and  other  products  of  the 
surrounding  country  and  numbering 
among  its  manufacturing  industries  one  of 
the  largest  tanneries  in  the  State,  a  planing 
mill,  2  flouring  mills,  marble  works  and 
others  of  minor  importance.  Exp. ,  Adams. 
Tel.,  W.  U.    J.  M.  Millan,  postmaster. 

Atha  U  S,  meat  market. 
Aylsworth  C  G,  oil  well  contractor. 
Baker  James  H,  cigars  and  tobacco. 
Barnhart  John,  shoemaker. 
Barrick  Peter  S,  blacksmith. 
Bartlett  Frederick  W,  clothing. 
Basnett    Wm  &   Son   (Wm   and    W   R), 
grocers. 


Basnett  &  Co  (S  M  and  C  C  Basnett), 
clothing. 

Blackshere  John,  oil  producer. 

Bluestine  Simon,  cigars  and  tobacco. 

Booth  A  P,  broker. 

Booth  &  Fulton,  oil  well  contractors. 

Borst  Bros,  machinists. 

Brast  &  O'Hanlon  (Jacob  Brast,  John 
O'Hanlon),  saloon. 

Briody  James,  oil  well  contractor. 

Brown  Henry  W,  oil  well  supplies. 

Brown  John  E,  lumber. 

Burchinal  Lowry  N,  physician. 

Burns  &  Norris,  oil  well  contractors. 

Burt  F  A  &  Bro,  tanners. 

Burt  F  H  jr,  general  store. 

Burt  Oil  Co,  oil  producers. 

Calvert  T  M,  physician. 

Camp  Riley,  boarding  house. 

Caswell  Harry  L,  baker. 

Charlton  Benjamin  F,  lawyer. 

Charlton  Wm  B,  shoemaker. 

Christy  James,  mayor  and  justice. 

Commercial  Hotel,  O  N  Koen  propr. 

Coulter  R  C,  oil  well  contractor. 

Cowan  Charles  W,  dentist  and  propr  Mann- 
ington Times. 

Crane  Oil  Co. 

Dallas  House,  T  H  Willoughby 
Propr. 

Dancer  W  S,  carpenter. 

Davis  &  Haley,  oil  well  contractors. 

Dietz  Philip,  harnessmaker. 

Donovan,  Lane  &  Potts,  tool  mnfrs. 

Erwin  W  R,  saddle  and  harnessmaker. 

Eureka  Pipe  Line,  H  L  Srafford  supt. 

Flagg  Meadow  Oil  Co. 

Furbee  James,  grist  mill. 

Furbee  J  H  &  Sons  (James  H,  James  S, 
Howard  R  and  Frank  E),  clothing. 

Furbee  L  C,  furniture. 

Glover  Lantech,  Propr  Palace  Hotel 
(Seep  245.) 

Gump  James  F,  meat  market. 

Hagerty  George  W,  blacksmith. 

Hamilton  J  A,  carpenter. 

Hamilton  Millard  F,  physician. 

Hayes  Jackson,  livery. 

Hendrickson  S  A,  boarding  house. 

Hess  John  S,  jeweler. 

Hickman  W  R,  carpenter. 

Hough  J  A,  constable. 

Huey  John  O,  Druggist,  Oils,  Paints, 
Varnishes,  Window  Glass,  School  Books, 
Fancy  Goods,  Cigars,  Tobacco,  Etc. 

Hughes  Rev  R  H  (Methodist). 

Ice  Rawley  E,  physician. 

Irwin  Wm  R,  harnessmaker. 

Johnson  Harry  W,  general  store. 

Jones  Andrew  J,  railroad  and  exp  agent. 


0.  S.  Philnott.   ARCHITECT  AND  SUPERINTENDENT, 

V  •     *-*•    A    lllljJUtt)    14th  and  market  Sts.,  Wheeling,  W.  Va. 


16 


Mine  Supplies, 


WIRE  HAULAGE  ROPE,  Coke  Hose,  Fan  Belts,  Brattice  Cloth,  Etc. 

"SSi*  CHAS.  H.  BERRY,  Wheeling,  W.  Va. 


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Jones  &  Crowe  (John  C  Jones,  Joseph  B 

Crowe),  hardware. 
Kane  C  F,  boiler  ninfr. 
Kennedy  Bros  &  Co,  rig  and  tank  bldrs. 
Koen  Oliver  N,  propr  Commercial  Hotel. 
Koon  Jesse  T,  dry  goods. 
Lincoln  Luther  A,  druggist. 
Logan  Oil  and  Gas  Co. 
McCuskey  Bruce  E,  telegraph  operator. 
McDonough  M  C,  plumber. 
McGinnis  Bros,  grocers. 
Mannington  Times,    Charles   W   Cowan 

propr. 
Mannington    Tool  Works  (James    Lane, 

James    Donovan,    Thomas   Potts),    oil 

well  supplies. 
Marr  James  B  jr,  barber. 
Marr  &  Co,  furniture. 
Martin  Elmus  C,  general  store. 
Mil  Ian  John  M,  Postmaster. 
Miller  Martin  L,  physician. 
Mockler  Edward,  mason. 
Moore  C  P,  constable. 
Morgan  Lcwery  W,  grocer. 
Morgan  Thomas,  flour  mill. 
Morgan  T  V,  carpenter. 
Morgan  Wm  A,  physician. 
Mortimer  Bros,  oil  well  contractors. 
Nay  Wilson,  lumber  mnfr. 
Nicholson  W  H  jr,  oil  well  contractor. 
Padden  Miss  M  L,  milliner. 
Palace  Hotel,  Lamech  Glover  Propr. 

(See  opp.) 
Powers  Miss  Lizzie,  restaurant. 
Prichard  Arthur  L,  lumber. 
Prichard  Fred  A,  oil  well  supplies. 
Robinson  L,   G,  Planing  Mill.     (See 

°PP) 
Rymer  T  S  &  Co  (Thomas  SRymer,  Anna 

J  Carpenter),  grocers. 
Shanks  M  L,  carpenter. 
Simon  Albert  J,  barber. 
Smith  Baisheba  B,  milliner. 
Snodgrass  Bros  (Columbus  A,  Charles  R 

and  Thomas  J  J),  general  store. 
Snodgrass  Columbus  A,  lawyer. 
South  Penn  Oil  Co,  N  F  Clark  pres,  W  A 

Earseman  genl  mngr,  John  Worthing- 

ton  supt. 
Staul  Franklin  S,  blacksmith. 
Stewart  F  R,  insurance. 
Stewart  Huston,  Marble  Works.  (See 

opp.) 
Stewart  James  L,  photographer. 
Taggart  Levi  S,  carpenter. 
Tetrick  James  W,  druggist. 
Three  Acre  Oil  Co. 
Tobin  &  Dailey,  oil  well  contractors 
Watson  James  O,  flour  mill. 
Watson-McGraw  Oil  Co. 


Wheeler  W  Frank,  jeweler. 

White  F  M,  grocer. 

Willoughby    Thomas     II,     Propr 

Dallas  House. 
Wilson  Wm  C  Q,  physician. 
Wright  F  M,  oil  well  contractor. 
Yost  N  M,  carpenter. 


MAPLE.  A  farm  house  postofflce  in 
Monongalia  county,  7  miles  from  Burton, 
its  shipping  point,  32  from  Morgantown, 
the  county  seat,  and  25  from  Fairmont, 
the  nearest  bank  location.  Simon  L. 
White,  postmaster. 


MAPLEDALE.  A  rural  postofflce 
in  Greenbrier  county,  15  miles  east  of 
Lewisburgh,  the  judicial  seat,  and  5J- 
from  White  Sulphur  Springs,  the  nearest 
shipping  point.     Mail,  semi-weekly. 


MARION.  In  Wetzel  county,  7  miles 
northeast  of  New  Martinsville,  the  judicial 
seat,  banking  and  shipping  point.  Popu- 
lation, 100.  Mail,  tri-weekly.  Mrs.  H.  A. 
Moore,  postmaster. 

Garrett  J  M,  millwright  and  carpenter. 
Hendershott  Rev  Jacob,  wagonmaker  and 

carpenter. 
Moore    Marion,    General  Store   and 

Lawyer. 
Nuzum  John  H,  flour  and  saw  mill. 
Ritz  Victor,  blacksmith. 
St  Lemmon  Rolla,  plasterer. 

MARKET.  A  rural  postofflce  in  Dod- 
dridge county,  9  miles  southeast  of  West 
Union,  the  judicial  seat  and  shipping 
point.     Mail,  semi-weekly. 

MARLINTON.  A  postofflce  in  Poca- 
hontas county,  6  miles  northwest  of  Hunt- 
ersville,  the  judicial  seat,  and  54  from  El- 
kins,  the  nearest  rail  approach.  Mail, 
daily.    C.  Z.  Hevener,  postmaster. 

Cunningham  J  B,  physician. 
Gay  Levi,  lumber. 
Hevener  C  Z,  blacksmith. 
Johnson  Ewing,  carpenter. 
McNeil  U  S,  general  store. 
Yeager  H  A,  real  estate. 

MARQUESS.  A  small  village  in 
Preston  county,  20  miles  southwest  of 
Kingwood,  the  judicial  seat  and  nearest 
bank  location,  and  9  from  Thornton,  the 
nearest  shipping  point.  Population,  100. 
J.  I.  Simpson,  postmaster. 


Rsymarsn  Brewing  COi  s  forSiy  uW.8  wheeling,  w.rv9a! 


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Bowman  Wm,  coal  miner  and  mason. 
Hoffman  F  M,  peusion  agent. 
Maiquess  I  Co,  flour  mill  and  gen  store. 
Rosier  Charles,  blacksmith. 
Simpson  J  I,  General  Store. 
Sloss  George,  coal  miner. 
Summers  T  M,  justice  and  carpenter. 


MARSHALL.    A  settlement  in  Jack- 


son county,  13  miles  from  Jackson  C.   H. 

(Ripley  Station),  its  banking  and  shipping 

point.    Population,  50.      E.  A.  Marshall, 

postmaster. 

Cline  W  O,  blacksmith. 

Dunn  Rev  J,  dentist. 

Marshall  E  A  &  D,  General  Store. 

Mitchell  T  J  S,  lawyer. 

Parsons  &  Kelly,  flour  mill. 


Palace  Hotel, 

L.  GLOVER,  Proprietor. 

flEWLY  FURNISHED  and  REFITTED  THROUGHOUT. 

HEADQUARTERS  FOB  COMMERCIAL  MEN. 
RATES,  $2.00  PER  DAY.  SAMPLE  ROOMS  ON  GROUND  FLOOR. 

:Lv£-A.I>T;LTIliTCrTO£T,  T7?~.  "V-A-. 


MANUFACTURER  OF  AND  DEALER  IN 


WIVrite  for  Prices. 


OF  ALL  KINDS 

Cigar  and  Packing  Box, 

Barrel  and  Keg  Head  Stock,  planed  on  one  or 
both  sides,  to  order,  from  1-8  to  4-4 in  thick- 
ness. %  House  Finishing  Lumber  constantly 
on  hand;  also,  Sash,  Doors  and  Blinds. 

MAtffflNGTOIV,  WEST  VIRGINIA. 


MANUFACTURER  OF  AND  DEALER  IN 


Marble 

And 

Granite 

HEADSTONES,   TABLETS,  ETC. 


Monuments, 


Estimates  on  all  kinds  of  Statuary  and  Grave  "Work 
Made  on  Short  Notice. 


Orders  Solicited. 


,  W.  VA. 


Hardware,  H 


Line    of  General    Hardware.    Railroad,  Mining   and 
Mill    Supplies   a  Specialty.     CUMBERLAND    HARD- 
WARE COMPANY,  47  and  49  Baltimore  Street,  CUMBERLAND,  MD. 


RRifSFMPR     EDWARD  B.  FRANZHEIM,  ARCHITECT, 

IIL.OIUL.llUB.Ol      Public  Library  Building,    -    -    WHEELING,  W,  VA. 


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Postlethwaite  D,  carpenter. 
Roche  J  M,  lumber. 


MARSHVILLE.  Formerly  called 
Grassy  Run,  is  located  in  the  northwest 
part  of  Harrison  county,  10  miles  from 
Clarksburgh,  the  judicial  seat  and  banking 
town,  and  5  from  Wilsonburgh,  its  ship- 
ping station.  Population,  35.  J.  J.  Chi- 
dester,  postmaster. 

Bromer  John  H,  wagonmaker. 
Chidester  J  J,  Grocer  and  Barber. 
Flowers  J  V,  confectionery  and  groceries. 
Flowers  J  V  &  D  T,  flour  mill. 
Harden  D  T,  flour  mill. 
Herbert  John  W,  shoemaker. 
Newlon  8  M,  blacksmith. 
Smith  L  H,  carpenter. 


MARTIN.  In  Grant  county,  21  miles 
from  Petersburgh,  the  judicial  seat,  20 
from  Keyser,  the  nearest  shipping  point, 
and  18  from  Moorefield,  the  nearest  bank- 
ing point.  Population,  50.  Maria  T. 
George,  postmaster. 

Markwood  H  R,  carpenter. 
Markwood  J  E,  woolen  mill. 
Markwood  T  E,  barber. 
Martin  C  C,  flour  mill  and  blacksmith. 
martin  Z  T,  General  Store. 


MARTINSBURGH.  A  progressive 
and  rapidly  increasing  city,  the  judicial 
seat  of  Berkeley  county,  is  located  on  the 
B.  &  O.  and  C.V.  roads,  both  affording  an 
outlet  to  the  markets  of  the  north,  south, 
east  and  west.  Washington  can  be  reached 
in  1-J-  hours,Baltimore  in  2  hours  and  Phil- 
adelphia and  New  York  in  5  and  7  hours 
respectively.  The  city  is  one  of  the  most 
beautiful  in  the  State,  with  its  wide  streets 
and  avenues  built  on  either  side  with  splen- 
did blocks  of  business  houses  and  resi- 
dences. The  city  is  supplied  with  water 
by  the  Holly  system.  The  streets  and 
houses  are  lighted  by  gas  and  electricity. 
No  place  in  the  State  enjoys  a  better  sys- 
tem of  public  and  private  schools  and  all 
the  principal  religious  denominations  have 
good  churches  which  are  well  supported. 
The  press  is  represented  by  the  Daily 
World  (Ind.),  and  the  Statesman  (Dem.), 
the  Independent  (Ind.),  the  Herald  (Rep .), 
and  the  Pioneer  Press  (Col'd  Rep.),  pub- 
lished weekly.  The  erection  of  a  $150,000 
postoffice  and  court  house  has  just 
been  commenced.  This  is  an  import 
ant  manufacturing  point,  having  within 
its    boundaries    the    B.    &     O.    railroad 


shops,  the  largest  distillery  in  West 
Virginia,  with  a  mash  capacity  of 
750  bushels  per  day;  fertilizer  works, 
foundry,  boiler  works,  3  large  flour  mills, 
several  grain  elevators,  3  lumber  yards, 
sash  and  blind  factories,  brick  works,  4- 
cigar  factories,  saw  mills,  cooperage  estab- 
lishments, carriage  and  wagon  works, 
spoke  factory,  tobacco  factory,  etc.  Dur- 
ing the  past  year  there  have  been  added  the 
Middlesex  Knitting  Co.,  giving  employ- 
ment to  over  200  hands;  the  Standard  Bi- 
cycle Works,  a  large  woolen  mill  employ- 
ing 75  hands,  a  furniture  factory,  besides 
several  other  important  industries  which 
have  been  located,  and  only  await  the 
necessary  buildings.  The  principal  streets 
are  traversed  by  an  electric  street  railway. 
The  city  is  surrounded  by  an  agricultural 
region  the  fertility  of  whose  soil  is  unsur- 
passed, producing  grain  and  fruits  of  every 
description  in  abundance;  and  this,  with 
the  wealth  of  timber,  coal,  iron,  limestone, 
clays,  its  healthful  climate  and  excellent 
transportation  facilities,  make  it  one  of 
the  most  inviting  localities  in  the  State. 
The  most  liberal  inducemens  are  held  out 
to  the  capitalist  and  manufacturer.  Popu- 
lation, 9,000.  Exp.,  Am.  and  U.  S.  Tel.' 
W.  U.  W.  H.  H.  Flick,  postmaster. 
Abrell  Miss  Ida,  dressmaker. 
Adams  Express  Co,  Fred  F  Keiscome  agt. 
Aller  F   Vernon,  lawyer  and  propr  The 

World.       r 
Bailey  Patrick  J,  saloon. 
Baker  Frederick  H,  barber. 
Baker  Newton  D,  physician. 
Baker  &  Rearick  (Thomas  M  Baker,  James 

F  Rearick),  merchant  tailors. 
Bartlett  Erastus  G,  justice. 
Bell  Lewis,  barber. 
Bender  1  L  &  Bro  (I  Lewis  and  Lee 

M),  Lumber,  Roofing,  Etc. 
Bentz  L  E  &  Bro  (Lewis  E  and  Albert  F)t. 

grocers. 
Berry  George  W,  merchant  tailor. 
Berry  Henry  C,  dry  goods. 
Bishop  John  W,  wholesale  grocer. 
Bland  Thomas  J,  physician. 
Blondel  John  H,  stoves  and  tinware. 
Boak  James  S,  dentist. 
Boehm  Abner  L,  shoemaker. 
Bowers  Mrs  Charles  H,  grocer. 
Bowers  D  H,  house  mover. 
Bowers  Harry  A,  apiarist. 
Bowers  John  A,  dry  goods. 
Brown  Wm,  basketmaker. 
Burdette  Marshall  S,  books. 
Burkholder  Joseph  O,  shoemaker. 
Bushnell  B  C,  painter. 


STILLS. 


COX  <fc  MORRISON,    BOILER  MAKERS  and  Mnfrs. 
of  ALL   KINDS  of  HEAVY    SHEET  IRON  WORK. 

WHEELING,  WEST  VIRGINIA.  — .  See  Page  5. 


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Buxton  George  W,  grocer  and  carpenter. 

•Carter  Julian  L,  restaurant. 

Chambers  Edmund  P  H,  blacksmith. 

Colbert  Henry  C,  grocer. 

Colston  W  B,  clerk  circuit  court. 

Continental  Hotel,  Wm  Rutledge 
Propr;  the  Commercial  Men's  House; 
'Bus  Meets  all  Trains. 

Couchman  George  H,  carpenter. 

Cox  Joseph  A,  prin  schools, 

Creque  Kinsey,  saloon. 

Criswell  George  H,  saloon. 

Crump  Wm  W  (estate),  whol  and  retail 
hardware. 

Cunningham  Patrick  A,  Artistic 
Photographer;  Copying  and  Enlarging 
in  all  its  Branches;  Life-Size  Crayon 
and  Pastel  Portraits  a  Specialty,  over 
National  Bank.     (See  right  bottom  lines.) 

Cushwa  H  T  &  Bro  (Harvey  T  and  Harry), 
hardware. 

Custer  Charles  J,  plasterer. 

Darby  W  Thomas,  yard  master  B&  ORR. 

D arrow  Ernest  C,  Photographer; 
Crayon  Work  a  Specialty;  Photography 
in  all  its  Branches,  15  W  King.  (See  p 
below. ) 


Day  George  P,  physician. 

Deatrick  Howard  N,  general  store. 

Dieffenderfer  Mrs  Ann  M,  milliner. 

Dodd  L  M,  auctioneer. 

Doll  C  W,  county  clerk. 

Doll  Frank  &  Co  (Frank  Doll,  J  Howard 

Gettinger),  boots  and  shoes. 
Doll  H  L  &  Co  (Harry  L  Doll),  hardware. 
Donaldson  Dooley,  merchant  tailor. 
Dorn  Martin  L  jr,  tailor. 
Dowlan  Simon  S,  cigar  mnfr. 
Duckwall  Joseph  S,  judge  13th  judicial 

circuit. 
Edison  Illuminating  Co,  Charles  G  Smith 

mngr. 
Eichelberger  Robert,  ice. 
Emmert  &  Fiery  (Frank   S  Emmert,  Ben- 
jamin F  Fiery),  dry  goods. 
Equality    Flour    Mills,    Fitz    Bros 

Proprs. 
Evans  George  F  &  Son   (George  F  and 

James  F),  whol  tobacco  and  cigars. 
Evans  Wilbur  E,  cigar  mnfr. 
Eversole  Jacob,  apiarist. 
Farrin  Charles,  saloon. 
Faulkner  &  Ingles  (E  Boyd  Faulkner,  M 

T  Ingles),  lawyers. 


UNDERTAKING.— The  finest  work  done  in  this 
line  in  the  county. 

WILLIAM  II.  WILEN,  Funeral  Director. 


^-ESTABLISHED  IN  1845. 

THE  WHEN  FURNITURE  HOUSE 

Is  the  oldest  house  in  the  State  of  West  Vir" 
ginia;  run  under  the  same  name  for  over  45 
years.    Buy  here — you  will  not  be  deceived. 

We  carry  the  finest  line  of  goods  to  be 
found  anywhere,  and  at  the  very  lowest  fig- 
ures. We  will  not  be  undersold  by  any 
house  in  the  larger  cities. 

CARPETS.— Our  Carpet  department 
is  now  being  replenished  with  a  full  line  of 
new  patterns,  which  will  be  sold  at  the  very 
lowest  figures.  Give  me  a  call.  I  will 
please  you  in  stjle,  finish  and  price. 

JOHN  A.  WILEN,  Proprietor, 

76  N.  Queen  Street,  MARTINSBURG,  W.  VA. 


PHILIP  H.  SAYLES, 


RETAIL  DEALER  IN 


Manufactured  Tobacco, 

AND  MANUFACTURER  OF  CIGARS. 

Special   Attention    Paid   to  Cigars  in 
Job  Lots. 

No.  72  North  Queen  St., 
MARTINSBURG,    -    W.  VA. 


Office  Furniture 


and  Bar  Fixtures,  also  all  Kinds  of  SPECIAL  FIR- 
NITURE.  C.  J.  STECHOW  FURNITURE  and  FIX- 
TURE CO.,  112  and  114  Market  Street,  Parkersburg,  W.  Ya. 


EffcLAIN     BROTHERS, 

Wholesale  and  Retail  Druggists, 
WHEELING,  AV. 


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Proprietors  and  Manufacturers  of  McLAIK'S  RELIABLE  FAM- 
ILY MEDICINES.  WHEELING  PILLS,  PECTORAL  SIRUP, 
GOOD  INTENT   LINIMENT,  WORM  SIRUP,  WORD  CANDY. 


248 


MAR 


WEST    VIRGINIA    STATB    GAZETTEEE 


MAR 


Faulkner  &  Walker  (Charles  J  Faulkner, 

Stuart  W  Walker),  lawyers. 
Feidt  George  W,  lawyer. 
Feller  John,  propr  Feller's  Opera  House. 
Fiery  Samuel  V,  boots  and  shoes. 
Files  &  Weller  (John  A  Files,  George  D 

Weller),  meat  market. 
Fisher  E  R,  hardware. 
Fisher  James  W  R,  stoves. 
Filz  Bros  (Henry  and  John),  Proprs 

Equality  Flour  Mill. 
Filz  Henry,  Flour  Mill. 
Flick  &  Westenhaver  (Wm  H  H  Flick, 

David  C  Westenhaver),  lawyers. 
Fout  John  L,  druggist. 
Gaver  George  E,  dry  goods. 
Gerhardt  Lewis  D,  lawyer. 
Gerhardt  Wm,  books. 
Gerling  Lewis  C.  hardware. 
Gilbert  Arthur  M,  druggist. 
Gloel  M,  piano  tuner. 
Goulden  A  S,  grocer. 
Greer  Robert  W,  grocer. 
Grimes  Joseph  P,  plasterer. 
Grozinger  John,  blacksmith. 
Guinn  J  V,  auctioneer. 
Hamill  George  A,  dentist. 
Hannis    Distilling   Co,  James  M  Rhodes 

pres,    George  H    Jorden  vice-pres  and 

treas,  Eugene  Z  Kienzle  asst  sec. 
Harrison  Peyton  R,  civil  engineer. 
Hedges  G  B,  physician. 
Heller  John,  carriagemaker. 
Henkel  Solomon,  physician. 
Hen§haw  John,  Lawyer;  Collections 

a  Specialty. 
Henshaw  Wm  T,  Physician. 
Henshaw  W  H,  apiarist. 
Herring  Clifford  P,  dry  goods. 
Herring  Eugene  E,  general  store. 
Herring  Ezra  jr,  general  store. 
Herring  Henry  H,  general  store. 
Hobbs  Joseph  H,  supervisor  B  &  O  R  R. 
Hoke  Littleton  M,  boots  and  shoes. 
Holpp  John  C,  blacksmith. 
Homrich  Harry  J,  jeweler  and  optician. 
Homrich  James  M,  grocer. 
Homrich  John  W,  boots  and  shoes. 
Hopewell  Samuel  W,  barber. 
Houseworth  Wm  W,  grocer. 
Hower  Dr  John  A  C,  druggist. 
Huber  Risser,  celery  grower. 
Hughes  Blackburn,  lawyer. 
Hunter  Pleasant  C,  photographer. 
Hyde  Hiram  S,  jeweler. 
Imbach  Joseph,  florist. 
Izatt  George,  shoemaker. 
Janney  Harry  L,  physician. 
Janney  John  T,  apiarist. 
Jennings  George  S,  grocer. 


Jones  Wm  L,  jeweler. 

Kantner  Wm  H,  marble  works. 

Kaplan  Lewis,  picture  frames. 

Kaufman  Wesley  H,  shoemaker. 

Kearfoot  J  Baker,  auctioneer. 

Keesecker  P  T,  supt  schools. 

Keiscome  Fred  F,  agent  Adams  Express- 
Co. 

Kilmer  Dennis  M,  general  store. 

Kilmer  Harry  D,  hardware. 

Kimmerling  &  Kraus  (Fred  Kim- 
merling,  George  Krausj,  Bottlers  and 
Agents  Pabst  Brewing  Co.  (See  right 
bottom  lines  and  opp  classified  Bottlers  ) 

Kitchen  B  M,  pres  county  court. 

Kline  Daniel  W,  meat  market. 

Kline  Wm  R,  meat  market. 

Kline  &  McElroy  (David  A  Kline,  Wm 
McElroy),  painters. 

Kogelschatz  A  &  Son  (A.dolph  and  Adolph? 
jr),  furniture  and  undertakers. 

Kyner  A  K,  apiarist. 

Lambert  Andrew  F,  real  estate. 

Lambert  Charles  O,  grocer. 

Lambert  Lewis  E,  barber. 

Lambert  George  D,  meat  market. 

Lambert  Walter  J,  saloon. 

Larkins  Edward  M,  saloon. 

Leiter  Edward  B,  grocer. 

Lemen  Bros  (Charles  C  and  Thomas  T), 
coal. 

Little  Edward  V,  meat  market. 

Little  &  Bro  (Henry  J  and  Mark  A), 
grocers. 

Little  &  Eberle  (Harry  Little,  Fred  Eberle),. 
saloon. 

Lommel  &  Little  (George  Lommel,  Joseph 
H  Little),  saloon. 

Lyons  John,  boots  and  shoes. 

McCune  John  D,  artesian  wells. 

McDonald  Angus,  tel  opr  B  &  O  R  R. 

McDonald  Edward  G,  tel  oprB«feORR. 

McDonald  J  Isaac  &  Bro  (J  Isaac  and  Ed- 
ward), grocers. 

McK.ee  Wm,  Justice  and  Collection 
Agent. 

incKec  Wm  E,  Collection  Agent. 

McSherry  James  W,  physician. 

Mann  George  F,  barber. 

Mantz  Charles  A,  cigars  and  tobacco. 

Mantz  Wm  F,  shoemaker. 

Marsteller  John  M,  master  mechanic  B  & 
ORR. 

Martin  Mrs  E  B,  grocer. 

Martin  Morgan  W,  general  store. 

Martin  Street  Opera  House,  A  F  Lambert 
mngr. 

Martinsburg  Development  Co,  Alexander 
Parks  pres,  C  P  HerriDg  vice-pres,  S  L. 
Dodd  sec, 


Pianos  and  Organs  ™C.  A.  House, 


1324  and  1326  Market 

Street, , 

WHEELING,  W.  VA. 


MAR 


AND    BUSINESS    DIRECTORY. 


MAR 


249 


Martin8burg  Gas  Co,  Frank  S  Emmet  sec 
and  treas. 

Martinsburg  Herald,  John  T  Reily  propr. 

Martinsburg  Independent  ,  J  Nelson  Wis- 
ner  editor  and  propr. 

Martinsburg  Mining,  Mnfg  and  Improve- 
ment Co,  George  M  Bowers  pres,  Stuart 
W  Walker  sec. 

Martinsburg  Statesman,  Westen- 
haver  &  Boyer  Editors  and  Proprs. 

Martinsburg  Woolen  Mills,  Thomas  L 
Dunn  mngr,  W  H  Crawford  propr, 
mnfrs  cassimeres,  cheviots,  etc. 

Mathews  John  S,  Heal  Estate  and  In- 
surance; Farms  Bought  and  Sold  on 
Easy  Payments;  Prompt  Attention  to 
all  Business;    Correspondence  Solicited. 

Matthaei  Charles  D,  baker. 

Matthaei  Daniel,  milliner. 

Mayhew  James  A,  grocer. 

Mechanics'  Band,  Thomas  Youtz  leader. 

Melintz  Alexander  R,  barber. 

Melintz  Rudolph,  merchant  tailor. 

Messman  Joseph  A,  jeweler. 

Michel  George,  confectioner. 

Middlesex  Knitting  Co,  E  E  Kilbourn 
pres,  Charles  W  Kilbourn  sec  and  treas, 
Frank  W  Van  Horn  supt. 

Milbourn  Miss  Lou,  dressmaker. 

Miles  FC&Co  (Frank  C  Miles),  grocers. 

Miller  Charles,  fruit  grower. 

Miller  Charles  H,  sheriff. 

Miller  George,  fruit  grower. 

Miller  J  H  &  Sons  (John  H,  J  Wm  and 
Charles  A),  wholesale  grocers. 

Miller  Luther,  wool  dealer. 

Montague  Lawrence  A,  freight  agent  B  & 
ORR 

Morgan  Joseph  H,  cider  mnfr. 

Morgan  Wm,  insurance  agent. 

Morrison  George  P,  physician. 

Mouse  Peter  M,  saloon. 

Myers  James  H,  general  store. 

Myers  Samuel  N,  physician. 

Nadenbousch  A  C,  lawyer. 

Nadenbousch  J  Q  A,  agent  Hannis  Dis- 
tilling Co. 

National  Bank  of  Martinsburg  (capital, 
$100,000;  surplus  and  undivided  profits, 
$33,000),  Wm  T  Stewart  pres,  George  S 
Hill  cash. 

Neer  John  W,  general  store. 

Nicklas  P,  Bro  &  Co  (Peter,  Adam  and 
Wm  O  Nicklas),  furniture. 

Oliker  Levi,  general  store. 

O'Neal  Charles  R,  restaurant. 

O'Neal  John  R,  harnessmaker. 

Parks  Alexander,  flour  mill  and  elevator. 

Pennington  Lee  R,  dentist. 

Petcher  Mrs  M  J,  milliner. 


Phillips  Wm,  merchant  tailor. 

Pitzer  U  S  Grant,  lawyer. 

Poole  Emory  W,  grocer. 

Porter  &  Combs  (John  R  Porter,  Kenrick 
B  Combs),  saloon . 

Quenzel  Albert,  baker. 

Quenzel  Charles  H,  bottler  and  printer. 

Ramer  George  W,  mngr  St  Clair  Hotel. 

Ranels  Edward  W,  cigar  mnfr. 

Rauch  Miss  Eliza  A,  notions. 

Reily  John  T,  propr  The  Martinsburg 
Herald. 

Rentch  George  W,  grocer. 

Rentch  John  N,  grocer. 

Reynolds  Benjamin  F,  grocer. 

Rhodes  Philip  H,  billposter. 

Rimel  Bros  (Jacob  H  and  Philip  F),  brick- 
makers. 

Roberts  Jacob  W,  furn  and  undertaker. 

Robinson  Lewis  W,  general  store. 

Rodrick  Daniel  W,  grocer. 

Rouark  Wm  H,  confectioner. 

Roush  George  S,  dairyman. 

Rutherford  A  H,  cooper. 

Rutledgc  Win,  Propr  Continental 
Hotel. 

St  Clair  Hotel,  George  W  Ramer  mngr. 

Santman  George  W,  ticket  agent  B  ~&  O 
RR. 

Sayles  Philip  II,  Wholesale  and  Re- 
tail Cigars,  Tobacco  and  Smokers'  Sup- 
plies, 72  N  Queen.     {See  p  247.) 

Schleuss  Jacob,  saloon. 

Schlotterbeck  John  D,  baker. 

Scott  Henry  P,  city  editor  World. 

Shaffer  C  M  &  Son  (Christian  M  and  Dan- 
iel W),  general  store. 

Shaffer  Jacob  M,  supt  water  works. 

Shaffer  Joseph  H,  general  store. 

Shaig  George,  shoemaker. 

Sheu  Lewis,  millinery. 

Showers  George  E,  dairyman. 

Showers  Philip,  celery  grower. 

Slinkman  Wm  H,  blacksmith. 

Smith  George  A,  carpet  weaver. 

Smurr  James  H,  painter. 

Snodgrass  John  B,  physician. 

Snodgrass  M  A,  druggist. 

Snodgrass  R  L  &  Co  (Robert  L  Snodgrass), 
pharmacists. 

Snyder  Elmer  E,  ins  and  real  estate. 

Snyder  Wm  S,  stoves  and  tinware. 

Spillman  Frederick,  grocer. 

Sprinkle  Welcome  E,  dry  goods. 

Staley  Frank  D,  harnessmaker. 

Standard  Lime  Co,  C  Dutrow  supt. 

Standard  Manufacturing  Co,  James  W 
McSherry  pres,  Raymond  G  Surbridge 
vice-pres,  Peyton  Harrison  sec,  bicycle 
mnfrs. 


StPflTfl  WfltPr  (tK  and  General  PlDmt)iD£>  Draining  and  Ventilating. 

MIUUIUj    UlllCl,   UftU    BRYAN  &  SPENCER,    Parkersburg,  W.  Va. 


ft  MpnHpl  fb  Pn   furniture  and  carpets, 

Ul   IflUllUul    W    UUll    1124  MAIN    STREET,    -     WHEELING,  W.  VA. 


250 


MAR 


WEST    VIRGINIA    STATE    GAZETTEER 


MAS 


Stewart  &  Hardy  (Alonzo  B  Stewart,  San- 
ford  H  Hardy),  saloon. 

Stone  John  W,  shooting  gallery. 

Strausner  Paul,  saloon. 

Stuckey  Mrs  Hassie  P,  artist. 

Swartz  Jacob  P,  grocer. 

Tabb  Horace,  tel  operator  B&ORR. 

Taylor  Monroe,  barber. 

Tebo  Wm  E,  Lumber  Mnfr  and  Dealer, 
Contractor  and  Builder.nr  B  &  O  Freight 
Depot. 

Thatcher  Bros,  creamery. 

Thatcher  John  W,  cider  mnfr. 

Thatcher  Will,  apiarist. 

Thomas  Oscar  M,  dairyman. 

Thompson  John,  barber. 

Thompson  John  W,  grocer. 

Thompson  &  Tabler  (James  F  Thompson, 
M  G  Tabler),  clothing. 

Thumel  Charles,  saloon. 

Timmons  C  C  &  Bro  (Carl  C  and  David 
C),  stoves  and  junk. 

Tobin  P  C,  justice. 

Trenary  Alexander,  agent  U  S  Exp  Co. 

Trimble  George  W,  harnessmaker. 

Turner  Thomas  M,  marble. 

United  States  Express  Co,  Alexander  Tre- 
nary agent. 

Valley  House,  Wm  Westphal  propr. 

Walker  John  W  &  Co,  grocers. 

Weil  David,  clothing  and  wool  dealer. 

Wellen  L  F,  upholsterer. 

Wellinger  Gottlieb,  general  store. 

Westenhaver  &  Boyer  (David  C 
Westenhaver,  Charles  W  Boyer),  Editors 
and  Proprs  Martinsburg  Statesman. 

Westphal  Wm  W,  propr  Valley  House. 

White  Lime  Co,  Hugh  McDowell  supt. 

Wild  George,  meat  market. 

Wild  Jacob  H,  baker. 

Wilen  Henry,  overseer  of  the  poor. 

Wilen  John  A,  Furniture  and  Car- 
pets; Finest  Line  of  Goods  in  the  City; 
Prices  Lowest,  Consistent  with  the  Best 
Goods;  Established  1845,  75  N  Queen. 
(See  p  2^7.) 

Wilen  Wm  H,  Undertaker,  75  N 
Queen. 

Williams  E  C  jr  &  Co  (Edward  C  Wil- 
liams jr,  L  C  Matthaei),  druggists. 

Williams  O  F  &  Co  (Oscar  F  Williams, 
George  W  Schill),  saloon. 

Wisner  J  Nelson,  lawyer  and  editor  and 
propr  The  Martinsburgh  Independent. 

Wolfes  Charles  H,  stoves. 

Wood  I  W,  county  surveyor. 

World  The,  F  Vernon  Aller  propr. 

Young  Charles,  market  master. 

Zimmermann  August,  shoemaker. 


MASON.  An  incorporated  village  on 
the  Ohio  river,  15  miles  from  Point  Pleas- 
ant, the  judicial  seat,  and  178  from  Wheel- 
ing. It  is  on  the  Ohio  River  Railroad,  and 
directly  opposite  Pomeroy,  on  the  Ohio  side 
of  the  river.  Population,  1,500.  Tel., 
W.  U.     H.  C.  Turner,  postmaster. 

Bader  Rudolph,  contractor. 

Burke  Rev  (Catholic). 

Carl  Thomas,  marshal. 

Cherington  Charles,  physician. 

Fisher  Bros,  meat  market. 

Gress  George,  saloon. 

Hobbs  Mrs  Samuel,  carpet  weaver. 

Hope  Salt  and  Coal  Co,  Edward  Edwards 

pres,  D  C  Davis  sec. 
Hutchinson  A  A,  painter. 
Jones  Miss  Mary  E,  propr  Railroad  House. 
Koutz  Chemical  Co,  mnfrs  bromine. 
Lehew  Wm,  railroad  and  exp  agt. 
Lerner  Herman,  bromine  mnfr. 
Lewis  Virgil  A,  mayor. 
Leyer  Frank,  blacksmith. 
Lutz  Mrs  Eva,  grocer. 
Lutz  Sisters,  dressmakers. 
Lyda  Rev  A  J  (Methodist). 
Malone  Charles,  plasterer. 
Mason  John  L,  justice. 
Meese    John   &    Son    (John,   Jacob    and 

Henry),  boat  builders. 
Myers  John  U,  lawyer. 
Oliver  Columbus,  stone  mason. 
Railroad  House,  Miss  Mary  E  Jones  propr. 
Raney  James,    prin    school    and  county 

school  supt. 
Roush  Jacob,  grocer. 
Russell  John  N,  physician. 
Rutten cutter  Wm  E,  General  Store. 
Sommers  Philip  H,  shoemaker. 
Turner  H  C,  postmaster. 
Veith  Wm,  general  store. 
Wesson  Mrs,  grocer. 
Winter  John  A,  grocer. 
Yonker  L  W,  carpenter. 
Yonker  Samuel  W,  contractor. 
Young  George  J,  barber. 


MASON  TOWN.  A  small  village  on 
Decker's  creek,  in  Preston  county,  10 
miles  northwest  of  Kingwood,  the  judicial 
seat,  banking  and  shipping  point.  Popu- 
lation, 100.  Mail,  daily.  S.  L.  Coburn, 
postmaster. 

Coburn  A  N,  shoemaker. 
Coburn  G  M,  general  store. 
Coburn  S  L,  General  Store. 
Cox  James  A,  physician. 
Hartley  E  M,  general  store. 
Lemon  B  E,  blacksmith. 


lljttnvii  Diiklm    REAL  ESTATE  AGENT  AND  BROKER, 

NOIaiy  rllDIIC,  c.  O.  SMITH,  Wheeling,  W.  Va. 


MAS 


AND    BUSINESS    DIBECTOBY. 


MAY 


251 


MASON  VILLE.  A  postoffice  in 
Grant  county,  8  miles  southeast  of  Peters- 
burgh,  the  judicial  seat.  No  village.  S.  A. 
Mason,  postmaster. 

mason  S  A,  Flour  and  Woolen  Mill. 
Site  C  O,  saw  mill. 

MATHIAS.  In  Hardy  county,  18 
miles  from  Moorefield,  the  judicial  seat 
and  bank  location,  and  22  from  Mt.  Ripley, 
the  nearest  shipping  point.  S.  Emswiler, 
postmaster. 

Dispanet  Angus,  constable. 
Gochenhour  George,  physician. 
Haas  George,  justice. 
Haltcrman    &    Clayton, 

Store. 
Mathias  J  R,  carpenter  and  blacksmith 
Mathias  J  T  (est),  flour  mill. 
Mathias  &  Jenkins,  flour  mill. 
Miller  Bros,  general  store. 


General 


MATTIE.  A  village  in  Roane  county, 
21  miles  southwest  of  Spencer,  the  judicial 
seat,  banking  and  shipping  point,  110  from 
Wheeling,  and  28  from  Charleston.  Pop- 
ulation, 200.     W.  M.  Hunt,  postmaster. 

Bee  I  H,  Flour  Mill. 
Droddy  C  M,  blacksmith. 
Harper  C  T,  carpenter. 
Harper  G8&  Co,  general  store. 
Hensley  B  H,  physician. 
Hunt  W  HI,  Constable. 
Jones  Samuel  S,  general  store. 
Mitchell  &  Edwards,  flour  mill. 
Ryan  M  W,  general  store. 
Shafer  Peter,  flour  mill. 
Shafer  &  Casto,  general  store. 
Shirkey  D  W,  physician, 
Taylor  W  P,  justice. 


MATVILLE.  Small  place  in  Raleigh 
oounty,  11  miles  from  Raleigh  C.  H.  and 
16  from  Prince  Station,  the  place  of  ship- 
ment. Nearest  bank  at  Charleston.  Pop- 
ulation, 125.  Mrs.  M.  D.  Turner,  post- 
master. 

Cantley  &  McMillon,  flour  and  saw  mill. 
Chambers  Lee,  notary  and  live  stock. 
Combs  Jeremiah,  live  stock. 
Fleshman  James,  shoemaker. 
Harless  B  F,  justice. 
Kidd  George,  General  Store. 
Miller  Marcus  C,  carpenter. 
Turner  Rev  Wm  (Methodist). 
Williams  George,  blacksmith. 
Wiseman  Henry  T,  cooper. 


MAUD.  In  Wetzel  county,  8  miles 
from  New  Martinsville,  the  judicial  seat, 
banking  and  shipping  point.  Population, 
20.     F.  R.  Suter,  postmaster. 

Albright  Rev  Samuel  (Christian). 
Bland  Joseph,  blacksmith. 
Dulaney  Alexander,  gunsmith. 
Dulaney  Thomas,  cooper. 
Hawkins  J  M,  blacksmith. 
Knotts  Rev  (Methodist). 
Larmer  Ed,  General  Store. 
McAlister  James,  constable. 
Mayhall  R  W,  agent. 
Morris  A  T,  lawyer. 
Snodgrass  C  W,  cooper  and  carpenter. 
Steel  A  B,  justice. 
Suter  D  F,  shoemaker. 
Suter  F  R,  General  Store. 
Taylor  Hudson,  gunsmith. 


MAXWELL.  In  Pleasants  county,  8 
miles  from  St.  Mary's,  the  judicial  seat 
and  banking  place.     Mail,   semi-weekly. 


MAY.  In  Doddridge  county,  14  miles 
from  West  Union  C.  H.,  25  from  Clarks- 
burgh,  the  nearest  banking  point,  and  10 
from  Long  Run,  the  nearest  shipping 
point.  M.  V.  Snider,  postmaster  and  gen- 
eral store. 

MAYBEURY.  On  the  N.  &  W.  R. 
R.,  iu  McDowell  county,  30  miles  from 
Peeryville  C.  H.  and  6  from  Bramwell.the 
nearest  banking  point.  John  C.  Hunt, 
postmaster. 

Elkhorn  Coal  and  Coke  Co,  colliery. 
Norfolk  Colliery,  Norfolk  Coal  and  Coke 

Co  operators. 
Shamokin  Colliery,    Shamokin   Coal  and 

Coke  Co  operators. 

MAYSVILLE.  Formerly  called 
Grant  C.  H.,and  until  1871  the  county  seat 
of  Grant  county,  is  205  miles  from  Wheel- 
ing and  11|  from  Petersburgh,  the  county 
seat.  Its  nearest  railway  station  is  Key- 
ser,  28  miles  distant.  Has  4  churches,  a 
flour  mill  and  a  woolen  mill.  Population, 
150.     C.  H.  Vossler,  postmaster. 

Caton  J  J,  blacksmith. 

Drenther  James,  painter. 

Fossler  Edward  F,  insurance  agent. 

Franz  Henry,  blacksmith. 

Harmon  &  Holler,  general  store. 

Highberger  W  T,  physician. 

McDonald  B  S,  justice. 

May  John  &  Son,  lumber  and  undertakers. 

Roby  A  W,  flour  mill. 


|  IDC    Chapped  Lips,  Hands  and  QH  A W'S 
LIlOi  Face  Cured  by  the  use  of  0    H.  CLAY 


CHAP  CREAM. 

SHAW,  Piedmont,  W.  Va. 


in  the  Pssbody  InsursncB  COi  cash  capuai,  $106,000.00 


252 


MAY 


WEST   VIEGINIA    STATE    GAZETTEBB 


MEE 


Roehler  Henry  G,  hamessmaker. 
Schevr  A  C.general  store  and  woolen  mill. 
Shell  Z  T.  carpenter. 
Vossler  C  II,  Hotel. 


MAYTON.  In  Web9ter  county,  20 
miles  from  Addison,  the  judicial  seat,  and 
10  from  Newlon,  the  nearest  shipping 
point.  Population,  60.  D.  G.  Thomas, 
postmaster. 

Arrow  Mining,  Mnfg  and  Building  Co,  saw 

mill. 
Thomas  W  R,  Coal  Miner. 


MAYWOOD.  A  village  in  Fayette 
county,  22  miles  east  of  Fayetteville,  the 
judicial  seat,  28  from  Lewisburgh,  the 
banking  town,  and  16  from  Sewell  Depot, 
its  shipping  point  on  the  C.  &0.  Ry.  Pop- 
ulation, 200.    T.  G.  Myles,  postmaster. 

Gilkerson  James,  carpenter. 

Myles  T  G,  General  Store,  Flour  and 

Saw  Mill. 
Tincher  Booker,  blacksmith. 
Tincher  T  F,  jeweler. 


MEADLAND.  A  small  settlement 
in  Taylor  county,  9  miles  west  of  Grafton, 
the  judicial  seat,  banking  town  and  ship- 
ping point  on  the  B.  &  O.  R.  R.  Popula- 
tion, 11.    Emma  G.  Hall,  postmaster. 

Henry  II  I,  &  Co,  General  Store. 
Humphreys  J  B.  physician. 
Patrick  Jacob,  flour  and  saw  mill. 
Patrick  Sylvester,  carpenter. 

MEADOW  BLUFF.  A  postofflce 
in  Greenbrier  county,  15  miles  northwest 
of  Lewisburgh,  the  county  seat  and  bank- 
ing town,  145  from  Wheeling  and  15  from 
Alderson,  its  shipping  point  on  the  H.  div. 
C.  &  O.  Ry.  Population,  50.  Mail,  tri- 
weekly.    S.  H.  Nickel),  postmaster. 

Harrah  G  M,  justice. 
Nickel  I  S  II,  General  Store. 
Parker  W  H,  blacksmith. 
Welch  Robert,  carpenter. 


MEADOW    CREEK    STATION. 

A  village  in  Summers  county,  on  New 
river,  and  a  station  on  the  C.  &  O.  Ry,  12 
miles  north  of  Hinton,  the  judicial  seat 
and  banking  point,  and  155  from  Wheel- 
ing. Population,  150.  Exp.,  Adams. 
Tel.,  W.  U.   J.  W.  Gwinn,  postmaster. 

Gwinn  John  T,  general  store. 
Gwinn  Win,  Flour  Mill. 


Hall  B  F,  staves  and  heading. 
Hartz  Bros  &  Lipman,  general  store. 
Martin  B  F,  saw  mill  and  stave  mnfr. 
Prince  A  C,  general  store. 


MEADOW  DALE.  A  postofflce  in 
Jackson  county,  12  miles  northeast  of 
Jackson  C.  H.,  its  banking  and  shipping 
point.     Mail,  daily. 


MEADOWVILLE.  A  small  settle- 
ment in  Barbour  county,  9  miles  southeast 
of  Philippi,  the  judicial  seat,  banking 
town  and  shipping  station.  Population. 
50.    T.  S.  Barrett,  postmaster. 

Barrett  T  S,  Shoemaker. 
Eiliott  D  T  &  Bro,  general  store. 
Holesberry  Wm  &  Sons,  flour  mill. 
Johnson  JG&WW,  flour  mill. 
Johnson  Wm  &  J  L,  hotel  and  tanners. 
Parsons  E,  general  store. 
Poling  I  N  &  Bro,  flour  mill. 
Vannoy  A  B,  flour  and  saw  mill. 


MEADVILLE.  A  postofflce  in  Tyler 
county,  10  miles  from  Middlebourne,  the 
county  8eat,and  11|  north  of  Ellenborough, 
its  usual  shipping  point.  Population,  40. 
Mail,  tri -weekly.  J.  D.  Livingston,  post- 
master. 

Carmichael  D,  general  store. 
Gorrell  M,  general  store. 

MEDLEY.  A  village  in  Grant  coun- 
ty, 14£  miles  north  of  Petersburgh,  the 
judicial  seat,  110  from  Wheeling,  and  26' 
from  Keyser,  its  nearest  shipping  point. 
Has  a  private  bank.  Population,  100. 
Mail,  daily.      T.   Stallings,  postmaster. 

Babb  W  J,  banker. 

Price  Rev  C  J  (Methodist). 

Scott  J  F,  physician. 

Shell  Job  W,  Harness  and  Justice. 

Shell  Wm  K,  shoemaker  and  justice. 

Stallings  T,  general  store. 

Taylor  J  E,  tanner. 

Vest  John  A,  blacksmith. 

MEEKER.  In  Tyler  county,  10  miles 
from  Middlebourne,  the  judicial  seat,  55< 
from  Wheeling  and  18  from  Central  Sta- 
tion, on  the  B.  &  O.  R.  R.  M.  W.  Watter8„ 
postmaster. 

Ankrom  Jonathan,  live  stock. 
Gatewood  J  L  D,  saw  mill 
Hardman  O  W,  Grist  Mill. 
McGeorge  G  J,  wagonmaker. 
Warmer  N  G,  stone  mason. 


WOOD  BROS.  PLANING  MILL  CO.,  i  ftfigVi 

WHEELING,  W.  VA.  i  A  I.   PLAN 


n  LIBBER,  DOORS, 
INDS  AND  GENER- 
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MEIGHEN.  A  small  settlement  in 
Marshall  county,  12  miles  south  of  Mounds- 
ville,  the  judicial  seat  and  banking  town, 
22  from  Wheeling.  Rosby's  Rock  is  5 
miles  distant  on  tbe  B.  &  O.  R.  R.  Wm. 
P.  Richmond,  postmaster. 

Richmond  J  J,  wagoumaker. 
Richmond  J  R,  carpenter. 
Richmond  Win  P,  General  Store. 
Seibert  Wm  &  Son,  flour  mill. 


MENTOR.  In  Jackson  county,  5 
miles  from  Jackson  C.  H.,  its  banking  and 
shipping  point.  Mail,  daily.  S.  Lynch, 
postmaster. 

Bonto  Henry,  wagonmaker. 
Lynch  Samuel,  General  Store. 
Wright  Harrison,  blacksmith. 


MERCER'S  BOTTOM.  Also  known 
as  Hayman's  Landing,  a  small  settlement 
on  tbe  Ohio  river,  and  on  the  O.  R.  R.  R., 
in  Mason  county,  17  miles  south  of  Point 
Pleasant,  tbe  judicial  seat.  Gallipolis,  O., 
is  the  banking  town.  Population,  25. 
W.  H.  Say  re,  postmaster. 

Barker  W  T,  General  Store. 
McNeill  8  H,  general  store. 
Rhen  F  H.  general  store. 
Sayre  W  H,  general  store. 


MERCER'S   SALT  WORKS.      A 

village  on  New  river,  in  Summers  county, 
22  miles  south  of  Hinton,  the  judicial  seat 
and  shipping  point.  Princeton,  18  miles 
distant,  is  tbe  location  of  the  nearest  bank. 
Population,  19.  James  C.  Peters,  post- 
master. 

Clark  R  W,  justice  of  peace. 

Meador  &  Shumate,  General  Store. 

Newkirk  J  R,  blacksmith. 


METZ.  Located  on  the  B.  &  O.  R.  R., 
in  Marion  county,  24  miles  northwest  of 
Fairmont,  the  judicial  seat  and  banking 
point.  Population,  50.  Exp  ,  U.  S.  H. 
L.  Campbell,  postmaster. 

Austin  Joseph,  blacksmith. 

Rowand  J  W,  carpenter. 

Beaty  A  L,  general  store. 

Campbell    &    Rowand§,    General 

Store. 
Hibbs  E  H.  lumber. 
Lemley  &  Metz,  flour  mill. 


Martin  &  Lemley,  saw  mill. 
Wells  Wm,  blacksmith. 


MIDDLEBOURNE.      An  incorpor- 
ated town,  the  county  seat  of  Tyler  county, 
located  45  miles  south  of  Wheeling  and  10 
from  Sistersville,  its  shipping  point  on  the 
Ohio  river  and  the  O.  R.  R.  R.     A  daily 
stage  runs  to  Sistersville,  and  occasionally 
to  Pennsborough,  22  miles  distant.     The 
press  is  represented  by  the  West  Virginia 
Echo  (Dem.),  and  the    Tyler  County  Star 
(Rep).     Iron   ore  of   various  grades,  and 
large  veins  of  fire  clay,  are  found.     Farm- 
ing lands  sell  at  from  $10  to  $40  per  acre. 
Fruit  is  grown  in  abundance  and  matures 
perfectly.     Live  stock,  lumber,  staves  and 
tanbark  are  shipped.      Population,   300. 
Mrs.  Martha  A.  Barnes,  postmaster. 
Ankrom  L,  blacksmith. 
Ankrom  S  B,  lawyer. 
Barnes  Martha  A,  News  Depot. 
Boreman  Kenner  8,  propr  Tyler  County 

Star. 
Burghbacher  James,  merchant  tailor. 
Chalfant  Robert,  jeweler. 
Chesney  James  W,  physician. 
DetwilerHS&  Bro  (Henry  Sand  Ed  win  J), 
meat  market. 

Droon  S  M,  physician. 

Engle  Benjamin,  lawyer. 

Engle  Christian,  clerk  circuit  court. 

Hardman  Oliver  W  O,  sheriff. 

Hawkins  Jerry  W,  druggist. 

Hickman  David,  Clerk  County  Court. 

Huth  Wm  H,  planing  mill. 

Jamison  Alexander,  meat  market. 

Kotzbue  Charles  F,  general  store. 

Long  Wilson,  poultry. 

McCarty  Boyd  G,  general  store. 

McCollum  J  L,  physician. 

McCoy  John  H,  nursery. 

Marsland  Mrs  Priscilla,  baker. 

Parish  Wm  E.  photographer. 

Sellers  J  T,  furniture  and  undertaker. 

Shaw    James    D,  Editor  and  Propr 
West  Virginia  Echo. 

Shepherd  John,  shoemaker. 

Smith  Gilbert  D,  lawyer  and  real  estate. 

Spencer  Harry  M,  propr  Tyler  House. 

Stealey  Lloyd  L,  general  store. 

Stella  Hotel,  George  Thompson  propr. 

Swan  Benedict,  blacksmith. 

Swan  Mrs  Clemenza,  propr  Swan  House. 

Thompson  George,  propr  Stella  Hotel. 

Twyford  Addie  &  Bertha,  milliners. 

Tyler  County   Star,  Kenner  S  Boreman 
propr,  Charles  W  Gregg  publr. 

Tyler  House,  Harry  M  Spencer  propr. 

Warner  James  C,  county  surveyor. 


Om.m.-a^     HARDWOODS  and  CHERRY.     Write  for  Prices. 
OpiUC69J.  L.  RUMBARGER  LUMBER  CO.,  Dobbin,  W.  Va. 


TINWARE 


Manufacturers  j  The  W.  H.  Smith  Hardware  Co., 

and    Dealers.     |  Parkersburg,    West    Virginia. 


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West  Virginia  Echo,  James  D  Shaw 
Editor  and  Propr;  Official  Democratic 
Paper  of  Tyler  County;  an  Excellent 
Advertising  Medium;  $1  a  Year;  Plain 
and  Ornamental  Job  Work  Neatly  Exe- 
cuted. 

Williams  Henry  C,  county  school  supt. 

Wilson  Alexander,  tinner. 

Young  Frank  B,  lawyer. 

MIDDLE  BROOK.  A  discontinued 
postofflce  in  Randolph  county.  Mail  should 
now  be  sent  to  Monterville. 


MIDDLE  FORK.  A  village  in  Ran- 
dolph county,  16  miles  northwest  of  Bever- 
ly, the  judicial  seat,  and  14  from  Buck- 
hannon,  the  shipping  station  and  banking 
town.  Population,  100.  John  Stanton, 
postmaster. 

Ford  Richard,  Hotel. 
Howell  J  E,  general  store  and  saw  mill. 
Osborne  Alvin,  flour  and  saw  mill. 
Raferty  Patrick,  saw  and  flour  mill. 


MIDDLE  WAY.  An  enterprising  in- 
corporated village  of  400  inhabitants,  in 
the  southwestern  part  of  Jefferson  county, 
7  miles  from  Charles  Town,  the  judicial 
seat,  usual  banking  and  shipping  point. 
J.  W.  Ware,  postmaster. 

Anderson  A  L  &  Co,  wagon  mnfrs. 
Barnes  W  B,  blacksmith, 
Barringer  Frank,  carpenter. 
Brinning  A  W,  carpenter. 
Davis  George  A,  physician. 
Evans  A  M,  physician. 
Fowler  S  H,  carpenter. 
Grantham  John  S,  carpenter. 
Hatton  A,  dentist. 
Homer  C  D,  carpenter. 
Jennings  J  H,  flour  and  saw  mill. 
Kearns  R  W,  shoemaker. 
King  John  C,  tinsmith. 
League  J  W,  general  store. 
Mclntyre  R  &  J,  painters. 
Nicely  H  S,  wagonmaker. 
Owens  J  W,  meat  market. 
Roberts  B  C,  carpenter. 
Roberts  Nelson  R,  general  store. 
Smith  George  W,  saddler. 
Smith  G  M  D,  general  store. 
Ware  John  W,  Blacksmith. 


MIDWAY.  On  the  Kanawha  river  and 
the  K.  &  M.  R.  R.,  in  Putnam  county,  51 
miles  northwest  of  Winfield,  the  judicial 


seat.    Point  Pleasant  is  the  nearest  bank 
location.    Exp.,  IT.  S. 

Martin  &  Son,  General  Store. 


MILETUS.  A  postofflce  in  Dodd- 
ridge county,  13  miles  southeast  of  West 
Union,  the  seat  of  justice,  and  4  from 
Salem,  the  shipping  point.  Population,  25. 
Mail,  tri- weekly. 


MILLARD.  In  Roane  county,  8  miles 
from  Spencer,  the  judicial  seat,  banking 
and  shipping  point.  M.  F.  Simmons,  post- 
master, general  store,  grist  mill  and  lum- 
ber. 

MILL  BROOK.  A  small  settlement 
in  Hampshire  county,  20  miles  southeast 
of  Romney,  the  judicial  seat,  nearest  bank- 
ing and  shipping  point.  Mail,  daily.  P.  F. 
Swisher,  postmaster. 

Davis  L  8,  flour  and  saw  mill. 
Swisher  P  F,  Farmer. 


MILLER'S  CAMP  BRANCH.    A 

small  settlement  in  Raleigh  county,  12  miles 
northwest  of  Raleigh,  C.  H  ,  and  460  from 
Wheeling.  Prince,  on  the  C.  &  O.  Ry,  is 
its  shipping  point.  H.  H.  Harper,  post- 
master. 


MILL  HILL.  A  country  postofflce 
in  Greenbrier  county,  13  miles  east  of 
Lewisburgh,  the  judicial  seat,  155  from 
Wheeling,  and  2\  from  White  Sulphur 
Springs,  on  the  C.  &  O.  Ry,  its  shipping 
point.     Mail,  semi-weekly. 


MILL  POINT.  A  village  on  Green- 
brier river,  in  Pocahontas  county,  12  miles 
southwest  from  Huntersville,  the  judicial 
seat,  and  207  from  Wheeling.  Ronceverte, 
on  C.  &  O.  Ry,  distant  37  miles,  is  the 
shipping  point.  Population,  50.  N.  J. 
Brown,  postmaster. 

Bird  Uriah,  flour  mill. 
Brown  BJ  J,  General  Store. 
Lee  George,  blacksmith. 
McNeel  Isaac,  flour  mill. 
Smith  James  W,  flour  mill. 
Wallace  Matthew,  physician. 

■  MILLSBOROUGH.  A  hamlet  in 
Marshall  county,  20  miles  from  Mounds- 
ville,  the  county  seat  and  banking  town, 
and  12  from  Glen  Easton,  on  B.  &  O.  R. 
R.,  the  shipping  station.  Population,  42. 
W.  D.  Wayte,  postmaster. 


THp  Palarp  Fvnhanfrp  *■  H-  FLANAGAN,  Propr., 

I  III!      I  UldbC      LauIIQIIPUI     BAB  IN  THE  STATB.      PAR] 


BOTTLER  of  FINE  BRANDS 

OF  IT  HI  SKIES     FINEST 

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Grim  A,  blacksmith. 
Grim  Bowen  E,  carpenter. 
Grim  George,  carpenter. 
Wajte  W  D,  Physician. 


MILLVILLE.    On  the  B.  &  O.  R.  R., 

in  Jefferson  county,  4£  miles  from  Charles 
Town,  the  judicial  seat  and  banking  point. 
Population, 50.  Exp.,  U.  S.  S.  H.  Landis, 
postmaster. 

Millville  Milling  Co,  flour  mill. 
Nisewarner  Walter,  General  Store. 


MILLWOOD.  A  postofflce  at  Mill 
Creek  station,  on  the  O.  R.  R.  R.,  in  Jack- 
son county,  13  miles  northwest  of  Jackson 
C.  H.,  its  banking  point.  Population,  25. 
Exp.,  Adams. 

Bauer  A,  general  store. 
Davis  Mf,  General  store. 

MILO.  A  country  postofflce  in  Roane 
county,  15  miles  from  Spencer,  the  judi- 
cial seat  and  banking  point,  and  40  from 
Charleston,  the  nearest  rail  approach. 
Milo  Brannan,  postmaster  and  general  store. 

MILROY.      In    Braxton    county,    17 


miles  from  Sutton,  the  judicial  seat  and 
banking  point,  and  12  from  Flat  Woods, 
the  nearest  shipping  point.  Population, 
250.     Wm.  Kraft,  postmaster. 

Kraft  Wm,  Farmer. 

Lake  G  D,  propr  NeedmoreMill. 


MILTON.  A  town  in  Cabell  county, 
on  the  C.  &  O.  Ry,  20  miles  from  Hunt- 
ington, the  county  seat  and  nearest  bank- 
ing point,  and  140  from  Wheeling.  There 
are  several  brick  blocks,  3  hotels,  good 
churches,  a  wagon  factory,  brick  yard 
and  2  flour  mills.  A  newspaper,  the  Mil- 
ton Star,  is  published.  Population,  600. 
Exp.,  Adams.  Tel.,  W.  U.  Milton  New- 
man, postmaster. 

Ballentine  M  M,   Propr  Milton  Star 

and  Job  Printer.     (See  below.) 
Blackwell  Sidney  B,  propr  Milton  House. 
Bowles  Walter  M,  general  store. 
Bowles  Wm  H,  physician. 
Brown  Miss,  milliner. 
Burke  John  R,  Notary  Public  and 

General  Insurance  and  Real  Estate.  (See 

below.) 
Ganer  Rev  S  (Methodist). 


C.  S3.  XdE-WIS. 


Will  Attend  to  Business  in  any  part  of  the  State.    Special  Attention  to  Collections. 


Remittances  Prompt. 


MILTON,  W.  VA. 


NOTARY  PUBLIC  am  GENERAL  INSURANCE  AGENT— FIRE,  LIFE  am  ACCIDENT. 


Depositions  a  Specialty. 


MILTON,  W.  VA. 


THE  MILTON  STAR 

DEVOTED  TO  THE  INTERESTS  OF  THE 

FARMERS'  ALLIANCE  AND  INDUSTRIAL  UNION. 

SUBSCRIPTION,  $1.00  PER  YEAR. 

M.  M.  BALLENTINE,        -        Editor  and  Proprietor. 

T"  LJ  IT    QT  A  D    is  a  5-colurnn,  8-page  weekly,  having  a  good 
1    fi  L-Ol  r\  It    and   growing    rural   circulation.     No    other 
paper  published  within  20  miles,  and  consequently  a  good  and  cheap 
medium  through  which  to  advertise.    The  official  organ  MJU.«    Hf  ff« 
of  Cabell  County.  Advertising  rates  on  application.         iillbUU)   lYirai 


BEER     BOTTLERS, 

And  Agents  Pabst  Brewing  Co. 
MARTINSBURG,    WEST    VIRGINIA. 


COLD  STORAGE 


FOR    ALL    PERISHABLE    GOODS. 

Wheeling  Ice  and  Storage  Co.,  Wheeling,  W.  Ya. 


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Gerlock  John,  contractor  and  saw  mill,  1 

mile  e. 
Goodwin  John  C,  railroad  and  tel  agent. 
Hall  Julius  L,  furniture. 
Harshbarger  Bros  (George  W  and  Ira  J), 

flour  mill. 
House  Lindsay,  justice. 
Howell  Charles  H,  barber. 
Hudgins  Wiley  H,  confectioner. 
Hudson    Mrs    W    R,    propr  Commercial 

Hotel. 
Jordan  A  H,  shoemaker. 
Jordan  &  Swan   (Morris  F  Jordan,   T  D 

Swan),  general  store. 
Justice  Rev  (Baptist). 
Kane  David  L,  brick  mason. 
Kane  Sylvester  J,  gen  store  and  brickjmnfr. 
Kelley  Rev  M  A  (Baptist),  apiarist. 
Kent  Charles,  plasterer. 
Kerns  Rev  W  S  (Baptist). 
Lattin  D  C,  blacksmith. 
Leonard  Mrs  Mary,  milliner. 
Lewis    Charles  R,   Lawyer.    (See  p 

355.) 
Love  Allen  V,  livery. 
LoveL  L,  physician. 
Lummis  &  Morris,  flour  and  saw  mill. 
McKenney  James,  livery. 
McKenney  J  E,  blacksmith. 
Milton  Cornet  Band,  L  B  Bowles  leader. 
Milton  House,  S  B  Blackwell  propr. 
Milton  Mnfg  Co,  saw  mill  and  bending 

works. 
Milton   Star,  M  M  Ballentine  Propr. 

{Seep  255.) 
Morris  Charles,  physician. 
Morris  &   Shamblin  (Charles  H  Morris, 

Houston  T  Shamblin),  flour  mill. 
Neal  Andrew  D,  justice. 
Newman  Milton,  postmaster. 
Pancake  A  ff»,  Mayor  and  Broom  Mnfr. 
Parrish  Millard  P,  hardware  and  grocer. 
Parrish,  Nagle  &  Neville,  wagonmakers. 
Perry  Bros  (Joshua  M  and  Benjamin  L), 

grocers. 
Reynolds  &  Mount  (J  R  Reynolds,  Seward 

Mount),  blacksmiths. 
Roberts  Brad,  painter. 
Roberts  Samson,  general  store. 
Rousey    House,    Mrs   E   E    Rousey 

Propr;    $1  per  Day;  New  House,  New 

Furniture;   Special  Attention  to  Com- 
mercial Men. 
Sameths  Wm,  dry  goods. 
Sampson  Robert,  general  store. 
Sanford  Milton  W,  general  store. 
Summers  George  L,  physician. 
Walton  W  O,  ties,  etc. 
Watts  Rev  H  T  (Methodist). 
Wilkerson  Miss  Blanche,  milliner. 


Wilson  Walter,  confectioner. 
Wortman  &   Freeman  (Charles  E  Wort- 
man,  W  V  Freeman),  photographers. 
Young  Miss  B  A,  milliner. 


MINERAL  POINT.  A  country 
postoffice  in  Harrison  county,  16  miles 
southwest  of  Clarksburgh,  the  judicial 
seat,  10  from  Weston,  the  nearest  banking 
point,  and  7  from  Janelew,  the  nearest 
shipping  point.  Population,  25.  C.  C. 
Tallman,  postmaster. 

Bagley  John,  general  store. 
Rollins  R  W,  flour  mill. 
Tallman  C  C,  Blacksmith. 


MINERAL  WELLS.  A  summer 
resort  in  Wood  county,  6  miles  south  of 
Parkersburgb,  the  judicial  seat,  banking 
town  and  shipping  point,  on  the  Parkers- 
burgh  br.  of  the  B.  &  O.  R.  R.  Mail,  daily. 

Cooper  A  R,  general  store. 
Priekett  I  T,  Physician. 
Prickett  &  Co,  general  store. 


MINGO  FLAT.  A  village  in  Ran- 
dolph county,  29  miles  south  of  Beverly, 
the  judicial  seat,  120  from  Wheeling  and 
35  from  Elkins,  its  shipping  station.  Pop- 
ulation, 75.     Daniel  Kellim,  postmaster. 

Beattie  George,  blacksmith. 
Beattle  Wm,  flour  and  saw  mill. 
Boyd  W  M,  justice. 
Brown  F  W,  saw  mill. 
Cameron  W  T,  physician. 
Channell  C  N.  constable. 
Fretwell  B  W,  shoemaker. 
Marshall  H  B,  hotel. 
Wood  S  H,  General  Store. 


MINK.  A  country  postoffice  in  Kan- 
awha county,  9  miles  from  Charleston,  the 
judicial  seat,  banking  and  shipping  point. 
D.  N.  Burdit,  postmaster. 

Cavender  W  S,  general  store. 
Long  Frederick,  saw  mill. 


MINNIE.  A  recently  established 
postoffice  in  Wetzel  county. 

MINNORA.  A  small  settlement  in 
Calhoun  county,  22  miles  south  of  Gran- 
ville, the  judicial  seat,  95  from  Wheeling 
and  18  from  Spencer,  its  banking  and 
shipping  point.  Population,  30.  Mail, 
daily. 

Baily  W  W,  general  store. 


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Clieaioweth  R  J,  General  Store. 
Duffield  W  A,  general  store. 
King  B  D,  blacksmith. 
Witte  &  Bro,  general  store. 


MIRACLE  RUN.  A  country  post- 
office  in  Monongalia  county,  24  miles  west 
of  Morgantown  C.  H.,  the  banking  town, 
and  14  from  Burton,  on  the  B.  &  O.R.  R., 
its  shipping  station.     Mail,  daily. 


MOLE  HILL.  A  small  settlement  oa 
Hughs  river,  in  Ritchie  county,  15  miles 
north  of  Ritchie  C.  H.,  and  7  from  Penn3- 
borougb,  on  the  P.  br.  of  the  B.  &  O.  R. 
R.,  its  shipping  point.  Population,  50. 
N.  T.  Ankrom,  postmaster. 

Bartlett  M  D,  physician. 
.Beckett  Wm,  flour  mill. 
Griffin  D  F,  stone  mason. 
Hickman  James,  General  Store. 
Jones  Rev  J  C  (United  Brethren). 
Jones  J  S,  physician. 
Lantz  J  A,  constable. 
McCullough  Daniel,  blacksmith. 
Perkins  James,  carpenter. 
Shepherd  James,  saw  mill. 


MOLERS.  In  Jefferson  county,  12 
miles  from  Charles  Town  C.  H.  and  3+ 
from  Shepherdstown,  the  nearest  banking 
and  shipping  point.  Population,  50.  R. 
D.  Lamar,  postmaster. 

Knott  S  T,  physician. 

Lamar  C  E,  General  Store. 

Reinhart  W  L,  meat  market. 

Reinhart  &  Co,  mnfrs  washing  machines. 

Shell  John,  blacksmith. 


MONITOR.  A  postoffice  in  Monroe 
county,  7  miles  north  of  Union,  the  judi- 
cial seat  and  nearest  banking  point,  and  7 
from  Fort  Spring,  the  nearest  shipping 
point.  Mail,  daily.  J.  Y.  Irons,  post- 
master. 

MONONGAH.  A  village  on  the  M. 
R.  R.  R.,  in  Marion  county,  5£  miles 
southwest  of  Fairmont,  the  judicial  seat 
and  banking  point.  Population,  300. 
Exp.,  U.  S. 

Bartlett,  Hall  &,  Co,  General  Store. 

Bennett  &  Talbot,  general  store. 

Fox  S  E,  grocer. 

Hall  E  P,  general  store. 

Macdonald  F  C,  general  store. 

Monongah  Coal  and  Coke  Co,  colliery. 

Ross  S  W,  general  store. 

Scott  L  M,  general  store. 


MONTANA  MINES.  On  the  F., 
M.  &  P.  R.  R.,  in  Marion  county,  7i  miles 
by  rail  northeast  of  Fairmont,  the  judicial 
seat  and  nearest  banking  point.  Mail, 
daily. 


MONTERVILLE.    A    recently    es- 
tablished postoffice  in  Randolph  county. 


MONTGOMERY.  Formerly  known 
as  Coal  Valley,  is  a  coal  mining  town  in 
Fayette  county,  20  miles  northeast  of  Fay- 
etteville,  the  judicial  seat,  27  from  Charles- 
ton, and  125  from  Wheeling.  Cannelton 
Station,  on  the  C.  &  O.  Ry,  is  the  railroad 
name.  Population,  1,500.  Exp.,  Adams. 
M.  J.  Simms,  postmaster. 

Adams  Rev  (Baptist). 

Allen  Albert,  meat  market. 

Barr  Mrs  M  A,  saloon. 

Carver  Bros'  Coal  Co. 

Champe  Mrs  A  F,  dry  goods  and  groceries. 

Champe  G  W,  general  store  and  coal. 

Cobb  J  H,  saloon. 

Cohen  L  &  Co,  clothing. 

Dabney  John,  saloon. 

Davis  M  T  &  Co,  General  Store  and 

Coal. 
Davis  W  J,  physician. 
Davis  &  Simms,  druggists. 
Dyer  Charles  &  Co,  grocers. 
Earley  &  Johnson,  liquors. 
Fultz  J  B  &  Co,  restaurant. 
Hall  Frank,  general  store. 
Hopkins  J  F,  meat  market. 
Hower  C  S,  physician. 
Huffine  W  C,  restaurant. 
Jackson  James  B,  saloon. 
Jenkins  Miss  Jennie  B,  milliner. 
Kenney  Wm,  saloon. 
Laird  &  Wysor,  druggists. 
Love  Miss  J,  confectionery. 
McNabb  John,  general  store. 
Montgomery  A  E,  general  store. 
Montgomery  J  C,  hotel. 
Montgomery  J  W,  general  store,  saw  and 

planing  mill. 
Montgomery  8  H,  gen  store  and  undertkr. 
Montgomery  T  L,  wholesale  liquors. 
Montgomery  &  Anstead,  saloon. 
Morgan  S  B  &  Co,  grocers. 
Norman  T  H,  grocer. 
Paisley  L  B,  photographer. 
Paisley  Mrs  L  B,  notions. 
Schneider  J,  jeweler. 
Simms  Mrs  L  A,  milliner. 
Simms  Thomas,  watchmaker. 
Valley  Foundry  and  Machine  Works. 
Weyersmiller  John,  furniture. 


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Wysor  J  C,  physician. 
Young  John,  grocer. 


MONTRADO.  A  rural  postofflce  in 
in  Fayette  county,  30  miles  southeast  of 
Fayetteville,  the  seat  of  justice,  and  9 
from  Meadow  Creek  Station,  its  shipping 
point.     Mail,  semi-weekly. 

MONTROSE.  On  the  W.  Va.  C.  & 
P.  R.  R.,  in  Randolph  county,  18  miles 
from  Beverly,  the  judicial  seat,  and  17 
from  Philippi,  the  nearest  bank  location. 
Population,  125.  Exp.,  Adams.  Tel., 
W.  U.     W.  P.  Jett,  postmaster. 

Barnhart  GW&C,  saw  mill. 
Byrd  W  E,  physician. 
Hyre  J  S,  hotel. 
Jenkins  W  H,  general  store. 
Jett  W  P,  Furniture. 
Montrose  Mdse  Co,  general  store. 
Murphy  E  D,  general  store. 
Phillips  A  I  S,  hotel. 
Stout  W  F,  general  store. 
Wolf  B  F,  blacksmith. 
Yeager  J  P,  hotel. 

MOODY.  A  discontinued  postofflce  in 
Gilmer  county.  Send  mail  to  Stout's  Mills. 

MOOREFIELD.  This  incorporated 
town  of  600  inhabitants,  the  county  seat  of 
Hardy  county,  is  located  on  south  branch 
of  the  Potomac  river,  120  miles  from 
Wheeling  and  27  from  Romney,  its  bank- 
ing town  and  shipping  station.  A  bank  is 
sustained,  and  a  weekly  newspaper,  the 
Examiner,  is  published.  Stages  daily  to 
Keyser  and  Romney.  J.  M.  Judy,  post- 
master. 

Alliance  General  Store. 

Baker  James  R,  sheriff. 

Beatty  James,  jeweler. 

Bierkamp  Augustus,  wagonmaker. 

Bierkamp  &  Bro,  cabinetmakers. 

Broil  J  H,  shoemaker. 

Brown  Lewis,  confectioner. 

Campbell  C  L,  carpenter. 

Carpenter  Dr  G  H,  druggist. 

Carr  fl  S,  lawyer. 

Chipley  J,  lawyer. 

Clinedinst  J  A,  wagonmaker. 

Copp  Wm,  shoemaker. 

Dailey  B,  lawyer. 

Daniels  &  Inskeep,  Flour  and  Saw 

Mill. 
Fridde  L  H,  confectioner. 
Gamble  H  M,  physician. 
Gamble  H  M  &  Co,  druggists. 


Gamble  &  Chrisman,  general  store. 

Gilkeson  &  Co,  general  store. 

Harwood  E  O  &  Son,  wagonmakers. 

Heltzel  Wm  H,  hotel. 

Hutter  G  &  Sons,  tinners. 

Kuhn  George,  blacksmith. 

Lobb  G  R,  livery. 

Long  W  E,  Publr  Moorefield  Examiner. 

Moorefleld  Examiner  (Weekly),  W 
E  Long  Publr. 

Newhouse  John,  blacksmith. 

Pankake  Q  H  C,  general  store. 

Shearer  A  Son,  general  store. 

Slyer  J  P,  harnessmaker. 

South  Branch  National  Bank,  J  Wm  Gil- 
keson cash. 

Wilson  John,  hotel. 

Wilson  Robert  A,  county  and  circuit  elk. 

Wilson  Stacy  M,  tailor. 


MOOREPIELD   JUNCTION. 

Hampshire    county.      Name    changed   to 
Junction. 


MOORELAND.     On  the  W.  Va.  C. 

&  P.  R.  R.,  in  Tucker  county,  12  miles 
from  St.  George,  the  judicial  seat,  and  67 
from  Piedmont.  Population,  50.  Exp., 
Adams.     S.  D.  Williams,  postmaster. 

Daslin  W  H  &  Co,  saw  mill. 

Montrose  H  Hoffman,  agt  Adams  Exp  Co. 


MOORE'S.  A  small  village  on  Indian 
creek,  in  Tyler  county,  15  miles  east  of 
Middlebourne,  the  judicial  seat,  45  from 
Wheeling  and  15  from  West  Union,  its 
shipping  station  on  the  F.  div.  of  the  B.  & 
O.  R.  R.  Population,  50.  J.  T.  Ingram, 
postmaster. 

Grigham  H  J,  blacksmith. 
Lemasters  L  M,  carpenter. 
Lemasters  &  Elder,  General  Store. 
Parks  E  T  &  Bro,  saw  mill. 


MOORESVILLE.  A  country  post- 
office  in  Monongalia  county,  11  miles 
northwest  of  Morgantown.the  judicial  seat, 
banking  and  shipping  point,  and  43  from 
Wheeling.     Mail,  daily. 

MORGAN'S  GLADE.  A  small  set- 
tlement on  Muddy  creek,  in  Preston  coun- 
ty, 13  miles  northeast  of  Kingwood,  the 
judicial  seat,  nearest  banking  and  shipping 
point.  Mail,  daily.  Joseph  N.  Miller, 
postmaster. 

Chidester  Wm,  saw  mill. 
Engle  Albert,  cooper. 
Feattier  Josiah,  shoemaker. 


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Gunham  J  H,  physician. 

Hanger  Luther,  saw  mill. 

Jenkins  Jehu  &  Son,  live  stock. 

Livengood  Elijah,  carpenter. 

miller  Joseph  N,  General  Store  and 

Blacksmith. 
Miller  Levi  F,  justice. 
Moore  David,  wagonmaker. 
Otto  Herbert,  grain  and  live  stock. 
Percis  P  M,  flour  mill. 
Rigg  J  W  &  Son,  woolen  mill. 
Wilson  Irvin,  flour  and  saw  mill. 


MORGANSVILLE.  A  small  vil- 
lage on  the  B.  &  O.  R.  R.,  in  Doddridge 
county,  6  miles  east  of  West  Union,  the 
judicial  seat,  and  56  due  south  of  Wheel- 
ing.    Population,  80.     Exp.,  U.  S. 

Frazier  &  Co,  general  store. 
Stutler  Arthur,  saw  mill. 
Stutler  Bert,  barber. 
Stutler  I,  physician. 
Stutler  Joseph,  blacksmith. 


MOBGANTOWN.  About  twenty 
miles  below  Fairmont,  in  Monongalia 
county,  of  which  it  is  the  judicial  seat,  on 
the  Fairmont,  Morgontown  &  Pittsburgh 
road,  is  the  seat  of  the  State  University, 
and  is  one  of  the  most  thriving  towns  in 
West  Virginia,  being  favorably  situated 
for  a  manufacturing  point.  It  is  the  pres- 
ent head  of  navigation  on  the  Monongahela 
river,  which  is  slacked  to  this  point  from 
Pittsburgh.  Railroad  connections  will 
soon  be  made  with  Uniontown,  Pa.,  giving 
the  Baltimore  &  Ohio  a  through  line  from 
Fairmont  to  Pittsburgh.  The  road  to 
Morgantown  is  on  the  east  bank  of  the 
river  and  penetrates  one  of  the  rich- 
est coal  fields  in  the  country.  Five 
big  veins  of  bituminous  coal,  with  a  num- 
ber of  smaller  ones,  present  their  outcrop 
along  the  valley.  They  vary  in  thickness 
from  five  to  eleven  feet,  and  the  coal  is 
excellent  for  cokeing  purposes.  Natural 
gas  is  found  in  abundance,  and  this  fuel  is 
used  in  Morgantown,  giving  the  place  a 
great  advantage  as  a  manufacturing  point. 
It  already  has  water  works,  and  is  grow- 
ing rapidly.  The  West  Virginia  &  Penn- 
sylvania road  has  been  surveyed  to  this 
place,  and  will  be  built  in  the  near  future. 
A  branch  road  is  also  to  be  built  to  the 
coke  fields  of  Preston  county  and  to  some 
point  on  the  main  line  of  the  Baltimore  & 
Ohio  road  east  of  Grafton.  Limestone, 
potters'  and  fire-clay  are  abundant 
throughout  Monongalia  county,  which  is 


also  a  rich  agricultural  region.     It  has  2 

banks,    flour    mills,    furniture    factories, 

brick  and  tile  works  and  2  weekly  news- 
papers.    Exp.,  U.  S.     Tel.,W.  U.    James 

A.  Davis,  postmaster. 

Anderson  Thomas  W,  real  estate  and  ins. 

Baker  &  Bailey  (H  C  Baker,  W  H  Bailey), 
hardware. 

Bank  of  The  Monongahela  Valley  (capital, 
$110,000),  A  W  Lorentz  pres,  E  H 
Coombs  cash. 

Bower  Edwin,  barber. 

Brand  E  W,  county  commissioner. 

Bricker  Wm  H,  shoemaker, 

Brock  &  Wade,  physicians. 

Brown  John  J,  lawyer. 

Callihan  Mathew,  barber. 

Carraco  John  W,  grocer. 

Casselberry  Melville  L,  physician. 

Chadwick  David,  dry  goods. 

Commercial  Hotel,  HTJaco  Propr, 

Courtney  M  C,  pres  county  comnrs. 

Cox  &  Baker  (Frank  Cox,  George  C  Ba- 
ker), lawyers. 

Dawson  James,  blacksmith. 

Derring  Albert,  harnessmaker. 

Dille  John  A  &  Son  (John  A  and  Clarence 
B),  lawyers. 

Dunlap  Samuel,  boots  and  shoes. 

Fast  Richard  E,  mayor. 

Fitch  P,  physician. 

Fleming  Julien  E,  propr  The  New  Do- 
minion. 

Fleming  &  Daugherty  (Miss  Bell  Fleming, 
Mrs  Minnie  Daugherty),  fancy  goods. 

Glasscock  W  E,  circuit  clerk. 

Grant  Edward  M,  real  estate. 

Hagans  John  H,  judge  circuit  court. 

Hall  Clark  B,  jeweler. 

Hargans  J  M,  lawyer. 

Harress  Amos,  barber. 

Hartigan  J  W,  physician. 

Hawthorne  James  E,  dentist. 

Hayes  George  C  &  Co  (George  C  Hayes), 
jewelry  and  groceries. 

Hayes  Henry  8,  jewelry  and  groceries. 

Hayes  Walter  W,  livery. 

Haymond  Frank  T,  lawyer. 

Heck,  Son  &  Fast,  lawyers. 

Hennen  F  A,  furniture  mnfr. 

Hirschman  Stephen  D,  clothing. 

Hopkins  Mrs  J  R,  hotel. 

Jaco  Harvey  T,  Propr  Commercial 
Hotel. 

John  G  W  &  Co  (George  W  John,  Wm 
Moorhead),  general  store. 

Jones  Martin  M,  sheriff. 

Joseph  George  M,  physician. 

Keck  P  H,  lawyer. 

Keener  Joseph  L,  meat  market. 


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Kiger  Andrew,  tanner. 

Kiger  George  jr,  mngr  W  U  Tel  Co. 

Kiger  &  Houston  (Phelan  Kiger,   Andrew 
Houston),  tinsmiths. 

Lazier  H  B,  druggist. 

Lazzell  Isaac  C,  lawyer. 

Lees  George  A,  tinsmith. 

McLane  J  A,  physician. 

McVicker  M  M  &  Co,  milliners. 

Mackey  N  H,  physician. 

Madagan  John  groceries  and  meats. 

Madera  John  W,  books  and  confectionery. 

Miller  Joseph  R,  cigar  mnfr. 

Moreland  Joseph,  lawyer. 

Morgan    Henry    M,    propr    Morgantown 
Post. 

Morgantown  Brick    Co,  John   A  Myers 
pres,  E  M  Grant  sec  and  treas. 

Morgantown  Post,  H  M  Morgan  propr. 

Morris  George  B,  dentist. 

New  Dominion  The,  Julian  E  Fleming 
propr. 

O' Kelly  FK&Co,  tailors. 

Pickenpaugh  Sanford,  tailor. 

Pickenpaugh  Thornton,  general  store. 

Pickenpaugh  &  Dawson  (James  N  Picken- 
paugh, James  W  Dawson),  blacksmiths. 

Posten  S  Albert,  general  store. 

Price  A  B,  county  commissioner. 

Price  G  &  W  E  (George  and  Wm  E),  fur- 
niture mnfrs  and  undertakers. 

Pride  Charles  J,  livery. 

Pride  Wm  M  &  •  Son  (Wm  M  and  Harry 
L),  harnessmakers. 

Protzman  Edwin  C,  phothgrapher. 

Protzman  H   W  &  Co  (Henry  W  Protz- 
man), sewing  machines. 

Protzman  John,  boots  and  shoes. 

Protzman  N,  boots  and  shoes. 

Reay  G  M,  foundry. 

Reed  I  8,  tinner. 

Reed  J  M  &  Co  (James  M  Reed,  J  C  Mc- 
Vicker), druggists. 

Rice  Henry  F,  grocer. 

Rice  Raymond  R,  books  and  stationery. 

Rogers  Allen  A,  grocer. 

Samsenn  George  L,  shoemaker. 

Second  National    Bank    of   Morgantown 
(capital,  $80,000),  John  H  Hoffman  cash. 

Shafer  Nathan  E,  grocer. 

Shisler  Edmund,  hardware. 

Smith  Alfred  K,  merchant  tailor. 

Stephan  Charles  F,  grocer. 

Stine  D  H,  restaurant. 

Sturgiss  &  Birkshire  (George  C   Sturgiss, 
R  L  Birkshire),  lawyers. 

Thompson  Joseph,  flour  mill. 

Thompson  Samuel,  restaurant. 

Turner  E  M,  LL  D,   pres  West  Virginia 
University. 


Union  Improvement  Co,  J  W  Rowland 

pres,  L  M  Hale  sec  and  treas,  E  M  Grant 

mngr,  plumbers. 
Victor  Elevator  and  Mills  Co,  R  A  Vance 

pres,  George  C  Sturgiss  sec,  G  A  Kaiser 

treas. 
Wallace  James  C,  propr  Wallace  House. 
Watts  J  E  &  Co  (Joseph  E  Watts,  Milton 

W  Protzman),  marble  works. 
Watts  W  A,  carpenter. 
West  Virginia  University,   E  M  Turner, 

LL  D,  pres. 
Willey  W  T,  county  clerk. 
Wood  Joseph,  dry  goods. 

MORGAN  VALLEY.  A  country 
po8tofflce  in  Wyoming  county,  17  miles 
southwest  of  Oceana,  the  county  seat,  6 
from  Welch,  its  shipping  point,  and  70 
from  Charleston.  Mail,  tri-weekly.  H. 
Morgan,  postmaster. 

M organ  C,  Jeweler. 


MORLEY.  A  country  postofflce  in 
Braxton  county,  19  miles  southwest  of 
Sutton,  the  judicial  seat,  banking  and  ship- 
ping point.  Mail,  semi- weekly.  S.  E. 
Duffleld,  postmaster. 

Atwood  S  R,  carpenter. 
Duffleld  C  B,  carpenter. 
Fox  Samuel,  Flour  Mill. 
Given  Rev  Theodore  (Baptist). 


MORRIS.  In  Wirt  county,  7  miles 
west  of  Elizabeth,  the  judicial  seat  and 
nearest  banking  point,  and  20  from  Park- 
ersburgb,  the  nearest  shipping  point. 
Population,  200.  Mail,  tri-weekly.  M.  F. 
Kiger,  postmaster. 

Dakin  G  W,  machinist. 
Hill  &  West,  flour  mill. 
James  C  W,  blacksmith. 
Kiger  M  F,  General  Store. 
Kiger  &  Taylor,  milliners. 
Rawson  T  J,  wagonmaker. 
Wright  G  W  W,  general  store. 


MOSCOW.      A  recently   established 
postofflce  in  Hancock  county. 


MOSES  FORK.  An  unimportant 
country  postofflce,  in  Wayne  county,  23 
miles  south  of  Wayne  C.  H.  Mail,  semi- 
weekly. 

Marcum  &  Perry,  general  store. 


MOSSY.    A  country  postofflce  in  Fa- 
yette county,  17  miles  from  Fayetteville, 


Reymann  Brewing  Co.'s 


Brands  of  LAGER,  EXPORT  and  BAVARIAN 
BEER  are  Celebrated  for  their  Excellence 
and  Purity.      WHEEL'NC,  WEST  VIRGINIA. 


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the  judicial  seat,  16  from  River  View,  the 
nearest  shipping  point,  and  45  from 
Charleston.  W.  B.  Honaker,  postmaster. 
Kincald  Perry,  General  Store. 


MOUND.  A  postofflce  on  the  K.  & 
M.  R.  R.,  in  Kanawha  county,  5  miles 
northwest  of  Cherleston,  the  judicial  seat 
and  banking  point.     Exp.  U.  S3. 


MOUNDS VILLE.  This  city,  the 
-county  seat  of  Marshall  county,  is  situated 
in  one  of  the  most  healthful  and  pictur- 
esque sections  of  the  State.  Located  on 
the  Ohio  river,  the  B.  &  O.  R.  R.  and  the 
O.  R.  R.  R.,and  11  miles  south  of  Wheeling. 
It  is  easily  accessible  by  rail  and  water, 
and  enjoys  shipping  facilities  of  which 
any  metropolis  might  be  proud.  Aside 
from  its  importance  as  the  judicial  seat  of 
Marshall  county,  the  location  of  the  State 
Penitentiary,  and  the  center  of  a  rich  agri- 
cultural district,  it  already  enjoys  the  dis- 
tinction of  being  the  chief  manufacturing 
•eity  outside  of  Wheeling  in  Northwest  Vir- 
ginia. The  sterling  worth  of  its  products 
is  attested  by  their  enormous  demand  from 
all  parts  of  the  United  States.  Among  its 
numerous  industries  may  be  mentioned  2 
planing  mills,  a  tannery,  grain  cradle 
works,  a  bent  wood  factory,  3  flour  and 
feed  mills,  wagon  works,  2  brick  yards,  a 
fly-net,  bridle  and  whip  factory,  a  foundry 
and  machine  shop,  coal  shafts,  a  nursery, 
an  electric  light  plant,  two  building  and 
loan  associations,  and  numerous  other  en- 
terprises. A  mining  and  manufacturing 
•company  has  recently  been  organized, 
which  has  secured  large  tracts  of  land,  and 
which  offers  rare  inducements  to  manu- 
facturers, capitalists  and  business  men. 
These  desirable  agricultural  and  mineral 
lands  are  laid  off  in  city  lots  and  manu- 
facturing sites,  and  capital,  wide  awake 
to  every  paying  enterprise,  has  not  been 
slow  to  invest.  Negotiations  have  just 
been  completed  with  the  Fostoria  Glass 
Company  of  Ohio,  one  of  the  largest  of  its 
kind  in  the  country,  employing  350  work- 
men, to  locate  here.  The  Moundsville 
Mill  Supply  Company  has  also  just  been 
established,  as  has  also  the  Mound  City 
Brick  and  Tile  Company,  with  a 
•capacity  of  25,000  bricks  per  day. 
Moundsville's  7  churches  attest  the  de- 
vout spirit  of  the  citizens.  It  has  an 
excellent  graded  school,  a  public 
hall,  a  flourishing  bank  and  numerous  ho- 
tels. The  press  is  represented  by  the 
Herald,  a  live  weekly.     Neither  is  Mounds- 


ville devoid  of  interest  to  the  antiquarian, 
for  the  Mammoth  Mound,  known  the  world 
over  as  the  largest  artificial  mound  in 'ex- 
istence, is  located  here.  The  mound  is 
1,300  feet  in  circumference  at  the  base,  79 
feet  high,  and  in  cubic  contents  is  equal  to 
the  third  pyramid  of  Egypt.  An  excava- 
tion in  1838  revealed  in  the  vaults  and  sepul- 
chres, with  which  the  mound  abounds, 
skeletons,  beads,  sea  shells,  numerous  cop- 
per ornaments,  and  a  stone  on  which  is 
inscribed  hieroglyphics  which  have  never 
been  deciphered.  Moundsville  has  a  fine 
court  house,  paved  streets,  is  lighted  by 
electricity,  and  can  compete  with  the  world 
in  cheap  fuel,  cheap  building  material, 
cheap  transportation  and  cheap  living. 
Moundsville  is  the  location  of  the  Ohio 
Valley  Prohibition  Assembly  and  Camp 
Grounds,  having  a  hall  whose  seating 
capacity  is  6,000.  It  also  has  one  of  the 
most  beautiful  parks  in  the  State,  36  acres 
in  extent,  with  160  cosy,  comfortable  cot- 
tages for  summer  visitors.  The  cheapness 
of  fuel,  the  abundance  of  water,  the  excel- 
lent shipping  facilities,  together  with  the 
low  rate  of  freight,  all  combine  to  give 
Moundsville  advantages  enjoyed  by  but 
few  cities.  Population,  3,000.  Exp.,  U.S. 
and  Adams.  Thomas  G.  Hammond,  post- 
master. 

Allison  Samuel  P,  wagonmaker. 

Allison  Samuel  T,  Barber;  Haircut- 
ting,  Shaving  and  Shampooing;  Latest 
City  Styles.    {Seep  265.) 

Anderson  Thomas,  county  comnr.  P  O 
Pleasant  Valley. 

Autin  Calvin,  barber. 

Baker  Arthur  O,  asst  circuit  clerk. 

Barker  James  K  P,  meat  market. 

Billetter  Ellen,  dressmaker. 

Blake  Wm  J,  general  store. 

Bonar  &  Potts  (Miss  Rose  Bonar.Miss  Mary 
Potts),  milliners. 

Booth  John  M,  clothing. 

Brinkmeier  Theodore,  photographer. 

Burchinal  &  Laing  (John  W  Burchinal, 
Alfred  R  Laing),  editors  and  proprs 
Moundsville  Herald. 

Burke  Peter  W,  saloon. 

Burley  James  I>,  Deputy  Sheriff 
Marshall  County. 

Burley  J  F  *fc  Bro  (Joshua  F  and 
James  L),  Civil  Engineers  and  Survey- 
ors.  (See  opp  classified  Engineers — Civil.) 

Burley  Wm  J,  sheriff. 

Caddie  George  J,  dentist. 

Callahan  Miss  Mary,  grocer. 

Central  District  and  Printing  Telephone 
Co.  Miss  Mollie  Gamble  mngr. 


Mining  Supplies. 


Picks,  ShOTeli,  High  Grade  Explosives,  Rail  road  and  Saw  Mill  Supplies 
and  General  Hardware.  CUMBERLAND  HARDWARE 
COMPANY,    47  and  49   Baltimore   Street,   Cumberland,    Hd. 


PURR  in  mm  niNfft  EDWARD  b.  franzheim,  architect, 

I    Ul/UlU    VUIL.I/II  lUUl    PuMif  Library  Building,  Wheeling,  W,  Va. 


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Central  House,  John  W  Lutes  Propr; 
Best  Accommodations. 

Cheadle  Thomas  D,  merchant  tailor. 

Cheadle  Wm  D,  merchant  tailor. 

Coburn  Alice,  dressmaker. 

Connelley  James  C,  county  surveyor. 

Cox  Harvey  H,  harnessmaker. 

Cremers  Edward  C,  merchant  tailor. 

Criswell  Everett  H,  justice. 

Criswell  Hanson,  lawyer. 

Davis  Dr  John  R,  druggist. 

Dick  Silas  W,  general  store. 

Dressel  Louis,  baker. 

Dunn  Michael,  general  store. 

Edwards  &  Dorsey  (Wm  L  Edwards,  Den- 
nis A  Dorsey),  lumber. 

Elder  Samuel,  blacksmith. 

Evans  D  Bargar,  lawyer. 

Ewing  J  Alexander,  lawyer. 

Fleming  Thomas,  general  store. 

Gallaher  J  W  &  Son  (Joseph  W  and 
Joseph  W  jr),  general  store. 

Gamble  James  A,  grocer. 

Gamble  Wiley,  meat  market. 

Gans  Samuel  C,  agent  ORRR. 

Gans  Mrs  Samuel  C,  general  store. 

Gatts  Simeon  J,  harnessmaker. 

Gatts  &  Gray  (Thomas  Gatts,  George  F 
Gray),  general  store. 

Glatz  &,  Baumbager  (Jacob  Glatz, 
Frederick  Baumbager),  Meat  Market. 

Gordon  &  Smith  (George  C  Gordon,  Fred- 
erick G  Smith),  flour  mill. 

Graham  Joseph  K,  agent  B  &  O  R  R. 

Griffith  George  S,  propr  Upper  Ward 
House. 

Guthrie  Charles  D,  grocer. 

Hall  Rezin  W,  physician. 

Hammond  Lawson  G,  grocer. 

Hanratta  John,  Hotel  and  Saloon; 
Good  Table,  Good  Beds.     (See  opp.) 

Harris  Addison,  Hardware,  Tinware 
and  Stoves;  Tin  Roofing  and  Spouting; 
Agricultural  Implements. 

Harris  Mrs  Maggie,  notions. 

Hartley  Sisters  (Misses  Lillie  and  Lizzie), 
milliners, 

Henratta  House,  James  Henratta 
Propr;  Table  the  Best  the  Market  Af- 
fords; Excellent  Beds;  First-Class  Ac- 
commodations for  the  Traveling  Public; 
the  Commercial  Man's  Home;  Bar  At- 
tached.    (See  opp.) 

Henratta  James,  Propr  Henratta 
House.     (See  opp.) 

Higgins  John,  saloon. 

Holt  J  Howard,  lawyer  and  civil  engineer. 

Home  Building  and  Loan  Association, 
David  Levi  pres,  J  Frank  Burley  sec. 

Hubbs  Mrs  Ellen,  hotel. 


Hubbs  Wm  H,  county  commissioner. 

Hughes  Kinsey  F,  horseshoer. 

Hunter  Mrs  Wm  G,  notions. 

Jackson  C  E,  flour  mill. 

Jefferson  James  N,  justice. 

Karcher  Philip  F,  barber. 

Kimmins  Samuel  W,  clerk  circuit  court. 

King  Robert  P,  boots  and  shoes. 

Koontz  Wm,  furniture. 

Kull  John,  Propr  Washington  House; 

Excellent    Table;    Good    Beds;     Rates 

Reasonable;  all  Comforts  for  the  Trav- 
eling Public;  Bar  Attached. 
Levi  David,  general  store. 
Lewis  Edgar   M,   Clerk   of  County 

Court. 
Linch  Alonzo  E,  dentist. 
Logan  David  L,  furniture. 
Logan  John  R,  general  store. 
Lohr  Edward,  barber. 
Lutes  John  W,  Propr  Central  House. 
McClure  John  B,  lawyer. 
McConkey  Edward,  cigar  mnfr. 
McConkey  Wm  jr,  general  store. 
McConnell  R  S  &  Bros  (Robert  S,  John  S 

and  Alfred  P),  tanners. 
McCuskey  Bruce  E,  tel  opr  B  &  O  R  R. 
M c Fad  den      Gillbrath     S,    Propr 

Mound  City  Hotel. 
Mcftill  Newton,  restaurant. 
McMechen  Benson  B,  pres  county  court. 
McPeek  Charles  E,  telegraph  operator  and 

asst  agent  ORRR. 
McPeek  Joseph  B,  shoemaker. 
Marshall  County  Bank  (Established 

1881;    Capital  Stock,   $35,000;    Surplus 

and  Undivided  Profits,  $23,000),  Charles 

A  Weaver  Pres,  John  L  Parkinson  Vice- 

Pres,  Hanson  W   Hunter   Cash.      (See 

opp.) 
Meighen  Benjamin  F, prosecuting  attorney. 
Meighen  Wm  M,  lawyer  and  insurance. 
Meighen  &  Oldham  (Benjamin  F  Meighen,. 

Charles  R  Oldham),  lawyers. 
Morriss  George  W,  painter. 
Mound  City  Building  Association  (capital, 

$90,000),  Thomas  Finn  pres,    J  Frank 

Burley  sec. 
Mound  City  Hotel,  G  S  McFadden 

Propr;  Strictly  a  Temperance  House. 
Moundsville  Electrical  Co,  John  M  Booth 

pres,   Wm   W  Smith  treas,   Frank    H 

Blake  sec. 
Moundsville  Herald,  Burchinal  &  Laing 

editors  and  proprs. 
Moundsville  MiniDg  and  Mnfg  Co,  Charles 

A  Weaver  pres,  John    W   Mason   vice- 

pres,  J  Glenn  Cook  genl  mngr. 
Moundsville  Shaft  Colliery,   Moundsville 

Coal  Co  operators. 


Machinery  Oils, 


Camnol  Plflor  £  Pn    OTnfrs  of  soap,  mill  and  axle 

OdlllUCI  LIUCI   OC  UU.,  GREASE,   and  Dealers  In  Tallow, 
Grease  and  Oil.    Cor.  17th  and  McColloch  Streets,  WHEELING,  W.  TA. 


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Newman  Charles  C,  Lawyer;  Insur- 
ance— Life  and  Fire;  Collections  a  Spe- 
cialty; will  Practice  in  all  the  Courts  of 
the  State. 


iVollcr     Charles,    Wagonmaker    and 

Blacksmith;  All  Work  First-Class. 
Noller  John,  blacksmith. 
Osborn  Mrs  M  L,  milliner. 


MARSHALL    COUNTY   BANK. 

Capital,  $3  5,000.       Surplus,  $23,000. 
C.  A.  WEAVEB,  President.  J.  L.  PARKINSON,  Vice-President.  H.  W.  HUNTER,  Cashier. 

Does  a  General  Banking  Business.  Collections  on  Near  Towns  Made  Promptly. 
MOUNDSVILLE,  W.  VA. 


CHKS,   C.  QUI1NN, 


MANUFACTURER  OF  AND  DEALER  IN 


COPPER, 
TIN  and 
SHEET  IRON  ' 
WARE, 
HARDWARE, 
STOYES, 


FURNISHING 

GOODS, 

ETC. 

Special  Attention  Given  to  Tin  Roofing  and  Spouting. 

MOUNDSVILLE,  W.  VA. 


HENRATTA   HOUSE. 

JAMES  HENRATTA,  Propr. 

Only  First-Class  Hotel  in  the  City. 

Best  Accommodations  for  Commercial  Men. 
GOOD  SAMPLE  ROOMS. 

RAR  IN  CONNECTION. 

RATES,  $2.00  PER  DAY. 


MOUNDSVILLE, 


W.  VA. 


H^^iR^a:'!?^.   hotel. 

JOHN  HANRATTA,  Propr. 

Table  the  best  the  market  affords     Good  beds.    Every  accommodation  afforded  the  travelling  public. 
Hotel  within  one-half  square  of  both  depots.    Bar  attached.    Bates,  $1.00  per  Day. 

MOUNDSVILLE:,  -  W.  VA. 


M  I  N  E  R  A  L  (  TBIPLET  MINERAL  WATER  Is  Nature's  own  Remedy  for  Sour  Stomach 
_  _  _  .  _ _—  1  Diseased  Liver,  Bowels,  Kidneys,  Blood  and  Skin.  (See  Analysis,  Page  68.) 
WATER*       /  PARKERSRURG  ROTTLING  WORKS,  Parkersbnrg,  W.  Ta. 


McLAIN     BROTHERS, 

Wholesale  and   Retail   Druggists 
WHEELING,-— W.  VA 


H 


Only  Dental  Supply  Honse  in  W.  Ya.  A  Good  Stock  of  WHITE'S. 
JU8TIS  &  SIBLEY'S  TEETH,  DENTAL  RUBBER.  RUBBER  DAM, 
GOLD  FOIL  and  PELLETS,  Cements,  Amalgams  and  Plaster  Parte. 


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Parkinson  John  L,  lawyer. 

Peters  Robert  S,  flour  and  feed. 

Price    Alva    E,    Harness,    Saddlery. 

Trunks  and  Valises,  Whips,  Robes,  Etc; 

Everything  First-Class. 
Purdy  &  Brown  (Louis  B  Purdy,  Frank 

W  Brown),  flour  mill. 
Quimi     Charles    C,    Hardware    and 

Stoves;    Copper,   Tin  and    Sheet  Iron 

Ware;    House  Furnishing  Goods,   Tin 

Roofing  and  Spouting.     (See  p  268.) 
Rine  James  M,  county  school  supt. 
Risinger  §   &    Co  (Smith  Risinger), 

Planing  Mill,  Bent  Wood  Works  and 

Lumber. 
Roberts    Bros    (John    C  and    Frank  G), 

general  store. 
Rogers  John  W,  printer. 
Rogers  T  R  &  Sons  (Timothy  R,  John  W 

and  Thomas  B),  druggists. 
Rogerson  Thomas  L,  general  store. 
Rogerson  &  Bro  (Thomas  L  and  Dennis 

W),  carriages. 
Rulong  Mrs  A,  grocer. 
Schumacher  John,  grocer. 
Schwob  J  A  &  Co  (John  W  and  Charles  C 

Schwob,  Edward  C  Grisell),  grain  cradle 

mnfrs. 
Sheff  Mrs  Caroline,  milliner. 
Sheff  Henry,  jeweler. 
Simonton  Wm  S,  dentist. 
Simpson  Bros  (John  C  jr,  George  C  and 

Edward  D),  sand. 
Simpson  John  C   Jr,  Lawyer,  Ab- 

s#acts  and  Notary  Public. 
Smith  Wm  E,  grocer. 
Steele  Samuel  M,  physician. 
Stewart  Mrs  R  M,  dressmaker. 
Stidger  Wilmott  W,  grocer. 
Stilwell  Joseph  R,  meat  market. 
Supler  John  L,  general  store. 
Thornburgh    &    Schroeder    (Thomas    H 

Thornburgh,  Will  O  Schroeder),   flour 

mill  machinery. 
Tomlinson  James  D,  barber. 
Upper  Ward    House,    George  S  Griffith 

propr. 
Van  Pelt  M,  Supt  West  Virginia  Peni- 
tentiary. 
Walton  James  G,  baker. 
Walton  Stephen  A,  jeweler. 
Warfield  John  M,  nurseryman. 
Wark  Julia  A,  grocer. 
Washington    House,     John     Kull 

Propr;  a  Home  for  the  Traveler. 
Weaver-Bardell-Humphrey       Mnfg       Co 

(Charles   A    Weaver,   John  C  Bardell, 

Wm  B  Humphrey,  Frank  S  and  Vinton 

A  Weaver),  mnfrs  bridles,  fly-nets  and 

brooms. 


Welch  Wm,  shoemaker. 

We§t    Virginia    Penitentiary,  M 

Van  Pelt  Supt,  J  Frank  Burley  Clerk? 

J  A  Miller  Pres  Board. 
Williams  Daniel  T,  supt  city  schools. 
Wilson  Samuel,  blacksmith. 


MOUNTAIN  COVE.  A  postoffice 
in  Fayette  county,  10  miles  northeast  of 
Fayetteville,  the  judicial  seat,  and  140 
from  Wheeling.  Ship  to  Hawk's  Nest,  on 
C.  &  O.  Ry,  distant  5  miles.  E.  R.  Hunt, 
postmaster  and  farmer. 


MOUNT  CARBON.  Is  a  coal  min- 
ing village  of  500  inhabitants,  situated  on 
the  Great  Kanawha  river  and  C.  &  O.  Ry,. 
in  Fayette  county,  17  miles  from  Fayette- 
ville, the  judicial  seat.  Charleston  is  the 
banking  town.  Exp.,  Adams.  Tel.,  W. 
U.     S.  Dixon,  postmaster. 

Buster  Bernard,  saloon. 

Buster  J  A,  meat  market. 

Cohen  Charles,  blacksmith. 

Dixon  §,  Express  Agent. 

Faulkner  John,  general  store. 

Great    Kanawha    Colliery    Co, 

General  Store  and  Coal. 
Laird  J  M,  physician. 
Macdonald  S,  railroad  agent. 
Pickering  C  M,  engineer. 
Sarver  R  F,  general  store. 
Scott  J  H,  tel  agent. 
Trimble  M  A,  general  store  and  livery. 
Williams  Lewis,  justice. 
Wilson  Wm,  carpenter. 
Woods  James  D,  shoemaker. 

MOUNT  CLARE.  A  village  on  the 
W.  Va.  C.  &  P.  R.  R  ,  in  Harrison  county 
6  miles  south  of  Clarksburgh,  the  county 
seat  and  banking  town.  Population,  250. 
O.  T.  Hansford,  postmaster. 

Arbogast  Joe,  shoemaker. 

Bartlett  T  B,  physician. 

Blake  S  L,  constable. 

Booth  D  H,  feed  mill. 

Cunningham  F  J,  justice. 

Fesler  A  A,  blacksmith. 

Hansford  O  T,  railroad,  exp  and  tel  agt. 

Hansford    ©    T  &,    Bro,   General 

Store. 
Haselden  M  L,  coal  miner. 
Kirby  C  E.  blacksmith. 
LovettRev  W  E  (Methodist). 
Lynch  James  &  Co,  coal  miners. 
Meredith  Harry,  mason  and  contractor. 
Morrison  G  M,  general  store. 
Palmer  G  W,  barber. 


JOSEPH  B.  HALL,  Architect,  SS^rWstffe 


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Patterson  M  L,  coal  miner. 
Paugh  W  C,  boot  and  shoemaker. 

MOUNT  HARMONY.  A  country 
postoffice  in  Marion  county,  4  miles  north- 
east of  Fairmont,  the  judicial  seat  and 
banking  point,  and  2|  from  Catawba,  its 
shipping  point.  Alma  Merrifield,  post- 
master.   

MOUNT  HOPE.  A  country  post- 
office  in  Fayette  county,  14  miles  south  of 
Fayetteville,  the  judicial  seat,  and  12  from 
River  View,  its  shipping  point  on  the  C.  & 
O.  Ry.     C.  C.  Brown,  postmaster. 

Brown  C  C,  Carpenter. 
Brown  W  H,  shoemaker. 
McCoy  M  D,  flour  mill. 
Stroud  W  D,  physician. 
Wies  George,  coal  miner. 


MOUNT  IDA.  Is  a  farmhouse  post- 
office  in  Fayette  county,  16  miles  south- 
east of  Fayetteville,  the  seat  of  justice, 
and  9  from  Sewell,  its  shipping  station  on 
the  C.  &  O.  Ry.  Wm.  A.  Anderson,  post- 
master. 

Gibson  A  P,  blacksmith. 


MOUNT  LOOKOUT.  In  Nicholas 
county,  12  miles  from  Nicholas  C.  H.,  and 
18  from  Sewell  Depot,  its  shipping  point. 
Population,  11.  L.  O.  Halstead,  post- 
master. 

Halstead  P  A,  General  Store. 
McClung  Granville,  physician. 
Ramsey  H  L  &  Co,  general  store. 


MOUNT  NEBO.     A  rural  postoffice 


in  Nicholas  county,  6  miles  south  of  Nich- 
olas C.  H.,  and  125  from  Wheeling.  Ship 
to  Hawk's  Nest,  on  the  C.  &  O.  Ry.  Mail, 
semi-weekly.  Charles  E.  Johnson,  post- 
master. 

Haines  N  M,  flour  mill. 
Hughes  M  A,  blacksmith. 
Rader  C  W,  carpenter. 
Reynolds  H  A,  general  store. 


MOUNT  OLIVE.  In  Mason  county, 
30  miles  south  of  Point  Pleasant,  the  judi- 
cial seat,  9  from  Milton,  the  nearest  ship- 
ping point,  and  125  from  Wheeling. 
Mail,  tri-weekly. 


MOUNT  STORM.  A  country  post- 
office  in  Grant  county,  28  miles  northwest 
of  Petersburgh,  the  judicial  seat,  and  7 
from  Gorman,  Md.  Population,  8.  A.  S. 
Veach,  postmaster. 


MOUNT  ZION.  A  country  postof- 
fice in  Calhoun  county,  6  miles  southwest 
of  Grantsville,  the  judicial  seat.  Mail  by 
special  supply.  M.  E.  Proudfoot,  post- 
master and  general  store. 


MOUTH  OP  PIGEON.  A  small 
settlement  on  the  Big  Sandy  river  and  on 
the  N.  &  W.  R.  R.,  in  Logan  county,  19 
miles  west  of  Logan  C.  H.  M.  H.  Wal- 
dron,  postmaster. 

Boling  D  G,  coal  miner. 
Brewer  Wm,  constable. 
Chafin  F  M,  general  store. 
Deskin  &  Son,  saw  mill. 
Fountain  Clem,  barber. 
Jewell  Wm  M,  shoemaker. 


S,  T.  ALLISON, 

BARBER 

AND  HAIR-DRESSER. 


Shaving,  Shampoo- 
ing and  Hair  Cat- 
ting According  to 
Latest  City  Styles. 

GIVE  ME  A  CALL 

Monndsville,  W.  Ya. 


1TL        Standard  No.  I  Poplar. 
L#%   I       1.  CO.,  Parkersburg,  W.  Va. 


LITTLE  KANAWHA  LUMBER 

See  Adv.,  on  End  of  Directory. 


6,  Mendel  &  Co, 


We  occupy  more  Floor  Surface  than 

any  other  House  in  the  State. 
1124  Main  St.,  WHEELING,  W.  VA. 


Carpets  and  Furniture, 


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Mead  T  J,  justice. 
Stipp  H  R,  general  store. 
Thevenin  John,  carpenter. 
Thompson  C  O,  blacksmith. 
Waldron  M  H,  Physician. 
Waidron  &.  Hall,  Grocers. 
Williamson  W  J,  general  store. 

MOUTH  OP  SENECA.  A  small 
settlement  on  Seneca  creek,  in  Pendleton 
county,  20  miles  north  of  Franklin,  the  ju- 
dicial seat,  110  from  Wheeling,  and  32 
from  Davis,  its  shipping  point.  Joseph 
Harmon,  postmaster. 

Adamson  6W&  Bro,  general  store. 

Boggs  A  C,  flour  mill. 

Dally  J  K,  flour  mill. 

Harmon  W  C  &  Co,  General  Store. 


MOUTH    OP    SYCAMORE.       A 

small  settlement  in  Logan  county,  24 
miles  southwest  of  Logan  C.  H.,  and  100 
from  Wheeling.  Ship  to  Louisa,  Ky.  G. 
W.  Lawson,  postmaster. 

Cary  John,  carpenter. 

Dial  Rev  A  M  (Campbellite). 

Ferguson  Walter,  carpenter. 

Lanigan  James,  mason. 

Lawson  Dr  G  W,  Saw  and  Grist  Mill. 

Lawson  G  W  &,  Son,  General  Store. 

Lawson  Sidney  B,  physician. 

Lawson  &  Williamson,  general  store. 

MUD.  In  Lincoln  county,  20  miles  from 
Hamlin  C.  H.,  31  from  Milton,  the  nearest 
shipping  point,  and  37  from  Charleston. 
Population,  13.  Sam  Atkins,  postmaster 
and  general  store . 


MUDDLETY.  Cross-road  postoffice 
in  Nicholas  county,  6  miles  north  of  Nich- 
olas C.  H.  and  27  south  of  Sutton,  its 
nearest  banking  and  shipping  point.  Mail, 
daily. 


MULVANE.  In  Fayette  county,  20 
miles  northeast  of  Fayetteville,  the  judi- 
cial seat,  50  from  Charleston  and  8  from 
Hawk's  Nest,  the  nearest  shipping  point. 
W.  L.  Gwinn,  postmaster. 

Hess  Henry,  feed  mill. 
Gwinn  XV  L,  General  Store. 
Gwinn  &  Seldomridge,  lumber. 
Walkup  J  H,  feed  mill. 


MUNDAY.  A  village  of  115  inhabit- 
ants, in  Wirt  county,  16  miles  southeast  of 
Elizabeth,    the   judicial    seat,    80    from 


Wheeling  and  8  from  Burning  Springs, 
the  nearest  shipping  point.  E.  L.  Wol- 
verton,  postmaster. 

Church  W  R,  saw  and  grist  mill. 
Selby  J  J,  saw  mill. 
Wolverton  E  L,  Grocer. 


MURPHY'S  MILL.  A  small  settle- 
ment in  Wood  county,  7  miles  east  of 
Parkersburgh,  the  judicial  seat,  banking 
and  shipping  station,  and  70  from  Wheel- 
ing. Population,  100.  P.  C.  Barrett, 
postmaster. 

Alleman  S,  cooper. 

Andrus  C,  mason. 

Barrett  B,  hotel. 

Barrett  P  C,  Dry  Goods,  Groceries  and 

Cooper. 
Barrett  S,  blacksmith. 
Dougherty  P,  cooper. 
Lloyd  J,  blacksmith. 
Murphy  C  S,  justice. 
Murphy  W  H,  saw  and  grist  mill. 
Norry  J  D,  cooper. 
Walker  J,  mason. 
Weeks  Rev  S  L  (Baptist). 


MURRAYSVILLE.  A  village  of 
220  inhabitants,  on  the  Ohio  river  and  on  O. 
R.  R.  R.,  in  Jackson  county,  25  miles 
northwest  of  Jackson  C.  H.  and  117  from 
Wheeling.  Parkersburgh,  24  miles  dis- 
tant, is  the  nearest  banking  point.  Exp., 
Adams.  Tel..  W.  U.  C.  C.  Wright, 
postmaster. 

Arnold  A  L,  shoemaker. 
Bennett  L  N,  blacksmith. 
English  hotel,  C  C  Wright  propr. 
Hawley  John  W,  carpenter. 
Jrlurraysvtlle     Mnf£    Co,    General 

Store  and  Boat  Builders. 
Tidd  A  C,  saw  mill  and  ties. 
Tidd  E  T,  physician. 
Wolf  Peter,  mnfr  oars. 
Wright  C  C,  propr  English  Hotel. 


MUSE'S  BOTTOM.  A  small  settle- 
ment on  the  Ohio  river  and  on  O.  R.  R.  R., 
in  Jackson  county,  20  miles  northwest  of 
Jackson  C.  H.,  and  95  from  Wheeling. 
Exp.,  Adams.  W.  M.  Roberts,  postmaster. 

Davis  Aaron,  physician. 
Roberts  Wm  M,  General  Store. 


MUTTON  RUN.  A  country  post- 
office  in  Hampshire  county,  28  miles  south- 
east of  Romney,    the  judicial   seat   and 


Bleachers. 


It.  F.  POTTS,  Hat  and  Bonnet  Bleacher.  All  kinds  of  Straw 
and  Felt  Hats  Reshaped  into  the  Latest  Styles.  Manufacturer  of  Hat  and 
Bonnet  Frames.    34  16th  St.,  Wheeling,  W.  Va.    See  Page  5. 


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banking  point,  and  26  from  Capon  Road 
Depot,  Va.     A.  A.  Brill,  postmaster. 

Brill  J  E,  shoemaker. 
Brill  J  W,  furs. 
Brill  S  A,  Insurance. 
Warden  J  M,  live  stock. 
Wilson  &  Griffith,  hotel. 


MYRA.  An  unimportant  farmers' 
poBtoffice,  located  in  Lincoln  county,  6 
miles  south  of  Hamlin,  the  judicial  seat. 
Mail,  semi-weekly. 


NAOMA.  A  postoffice  in  Fayette 
county,  30  miles  southwest  of  Fayetteville, 
the  judicial  seat,  and  5  from  Quinnimont, 
the  nearest  shipping  point.  Mail,  eemi- 
weekly. 

NEASE.  A  postoffice  in  Mason  coun- 
ty, 15  miles  northeast  of  Point  Pleasant, 
the  judicial  seat  and  nearest  banking  point, 
and  3  from  Letart,  the  nearest  shipping 
point.     Mail,  semi-weekly. 


NEEDMORE.  An  unimportant 
farmers'  postoffice  in  Hardy  county,  16 
miles  southeast  of  Moorefield,  the  judicial 
seat.     Mail,  tri-weekly. 


NEEL.  In  Marion  county,  10  miles 
from  Fairmont,  the  judicial  seat  and  bank- 
ing point,  and  8  from  Colfax,  the  nearest 
shipping  point.  Amos  B  Satterfield,  post- 
master. 

Satterfield  Amo§  B,  Farmer. 
Shaw  &  Springer,  feed  mill. 
Travis  E,  grist  mill. 

NELSON.  In  Boone  county,  12  miles 
from  Madison,  the  judicial  seat,  20  from 
Brownstown,  the  nearest  shipping  point, 
and  24  from  Charleston.  Population,  42. 
N.  B.  Basham,  postmaster. 

Basham  N  B,  General  Store. 

Coon  Jacob,  corn  mill. 

Estep  Enoch,  physician  and  general  store. 

Meadows  J  E,  general  store. 

NEPONSET.  A  country  postoffice 
in  Summers  county,  23  miles  from  Hinton, 
the  judicial  seat  and  banking  point,  and  18 
from  Lowell,  the  nearest  shipping  point. 
Population,  25.  H.  C.  Martin,  postmaster, 
teacher  and  notary. 

NEPTUNE.  On  the  Ohio  river  and 
on  O.  R.  R.  R.,  in  Jackson  county,  25  miles 
northwest  of  Jackson  C.  H.  and  10  from 


Ravenswood,  the  nearest  banking  point. 
Population,  20.     Exp., Adams. 

Bramble  J  W,  General  Store. 

NERO.  A  small  post  settlement  in  the 
western  part  of  Barbour  county,  7  miles 
from  Philippi,  the  judicial  seat  and  most 
convenient  shipping  and  banking  point. 
W.  A.  Crislip,  postmaster. 

Crlslip  W  A,  General  Store,  Blacksmith 

and  Wagonmaker. 
Parks  N  S,  feed  mill. 
Robbson  B,  physician. 


NESSELROAD.  A  rural  postoffice 
in  Jackson  county,  19  miles  north  of  Jack- 
son C.  H.  and  4  from  Ravenswood,  its 
banking  and  shipping  point.  Mail,  semi- 
weekly.     S.  R.  Rardon,  postmaster. 

Rardon  V  B,  General  Store. 


NESTORVILLE.  A  village  of  350 
inhabitants,  on  the  G.  &  G.  R.  R.,  in  the 
eastern  part  of  Barbour  county,  10  miles 
from  Philippi,  the  judicial  seat  and  bank- 
ing town.     J.  M.  Compton,  postmaster. 

Anvill  Lewis,  tanner. 
Anvill  Lewis  jr,  millwright. 
Compton  J  91,  General  Store. 
Goodwin  J  W,  blacksmith. 
Nestor  M  S  &  Son,  general  store. 
Righman,  flour  mill. 

NEWARK.  Located  on  the  east  bank 
of  the  Little  Kanawha  river,  in  the  north- 
ern part  of  Wirt  county,  6  miles  from 
Elizabeth,  the  county  seat  and  nearest 
shipping  point,  76  from  Wheeling,  and  20 
from  Parkersburgh.  Population,  200. 
Nearest  bank  at  Parkersburgh.  C.  H. 
Roberts,  postmaster. 

Bailey  H  E,  livery  and  hotel. 
Beckwith  J  &  Co,  stave  mills. 
Biles  F  P,  shoemaker. 
Cawthon  A  T,  traveling  agent. 
Innis  S,  physician. 
Lanso  J,  grist  mill. 
Mawyers  John,  blacksmith. 
Roberts  C  H  &  Co,  General  Store. 
West  &  West,  general  store. 

NEWBERNE.  In  Gilmer  county,  15 
miles  from  Glenville,  the  judicial  seat,  22 
southeast  of  Ritchie  C.  H.,  the  nearest 
shipping  point,  and  30  from  Weston,  the 
nearest  bank  location.  Population,  20. 
Mail,  semi-weekly.  Isaac  M.  Hinzman, 
postmaster. 


Pianos,  Organs,  Aeeordeons,  Banjos,  Cornets,  Flageo- 
lets, Ouitars,  Harmonicas,  Mandolins,  Drums,   Fifes. 

J.  P.  WIESEL,  Cumberland,  Md. 


Peabody  Insurance  Co. 


OF  WHEELING,  W.  VA.   The 
BEST   IS   THE   CHEAPEST. 


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NEW 


Fox  I  M,  constable. 

Roberts  N  &  Sod,  carpenters. 

Swisher  6  W,  justice. 

Swisher  G   W  &,  Co,  General  Store. 

Waggoner  Bros,  flour  mill. 

Waggoner  E  I,  hotel. 


NEWBURGH.  A  village,  the  seat 
of  an  extensive  coal  mining  and  coke  mak- 
ing industry,  situated  on  the  B.  &  O.  R.  R., 
in  the  southwestern  part  of  Preston  county, 
13  miles  south  of  Kingwood,  the  judicial 
seat,  13  east  of  Grafton  Junction,  and  112 
from  Wheeling.  Population,  900.  Exp., 
U.  S.  Tel.,  W.  U.  Mrs.  A.  P.  Smoot, 
postmaster. 

Anderson  J  R,  general  store. 

Barb  R  M,  undertaker. 

Bell  John,  books. 

Davis  U  S,  hotel. 

Dent  P  M,  drugs. 

Dent  W  M,  physician. 

Dick  James,  blacksmith. 

Edmonds  Samuel,  barber. 

Ellis  C  E,  saw  mill. 

Ellis  €  E  iV  Sons,  General  Store  and 

Furniture. 
Fisher  H  W,  jeweler. 
Fromhart  Frederick,  groceries  and  cigars. 
Fromhart  W  B,  grocer  and  confectioner. 
Gibson  D  J,  justice. 
Harlman  Weslsy,  broom  mnfr. 
Hawkins  Elza,  shoemaker. 
Hindman  Rev  John  (Catholic). 
Horschler  Mary  A,  milliner. 
Huggins  A,  stoves  and  tinware. 
Lanliam  T  F,  Physician. 
Laysdon  John,  carpenter. 
McLaughlan  Rev  Wm  (Methodist). 
McNemar  Rev  L  A  (Methodist). 
Mitchell  John,  grocer  and  confectioner. 
■  Newburgh  Orrel  Coke  and  Coal  Co. 
Paul  W  M,  general  store. 
Plumber  Mrs,  milliner. 
Posten  8  J,  physician. 
Prince  Rev  F  H  (Methodist). 
Prince  Rev  George  (Methodist). 
Rabbit  B,  meats. 
Smoot    J    R,    Lumber    and    General 

Store. 
Snider  Ella,  dressmaker. 
Stewart  W  S,  barber. 
Talbott  James,  general  store. 
Wright  WC,  hotel. 


NEW  CUMBERLAND.  The  coun- 
ty seat  of  Hancock  county,  33  miles  north 
of  Wheeling,  on  the  Ohio  river,  and  on 
the  P.,  C,  C.  &  St.  L.  R.  R.  Has  a  popu- 


lation of  2,500.  It  is  incorporated  and 
contains  4  churches,  graded  school,  1  bank, 
3  hotels  and  supports  2  weekly  newspapers, 
The  Hancock  County  Courier  and  Hancock 
County  Independent.  The  principal  in- 
dustry here  is  the  manufacturing  of  fire 
brick,  paving  brick,  sewer  pipe,  tile  and 
fire  clay — 85,000,000  fire  brick  are  manu- 
factured and  shipped  annually — 1  foundry, 
1  machine  shop,  planing  mill  and  wheel- 
barrow works.  Daily  stage  to  Fairview. 
Tel.,  W.  U.  Exp.,  Adams.  James 
Bradley,  postmaster. 
Beebout  Wm  H,  house  furnishing  goods. 
Bloom  S  &  Bro  (Samuel  and   Bernard), 

clothing. 
Brandon  Wm  P,  tailor. 
Brown    Abraham    W,  Propr    Han- 
cock County  Independent.    (See  p  271.) 
Bumont  Frank,  physician. 
Campbell  James  B,  lumber. 
Campbell  John  A,  propr  Citizens'  Bank. 
Campbell  John  H,  pres  county  comnrs. 
Carson  Edwin,  cigars  and  tobacco. 
Caton  James  H,  barber. 
Central  Hotel,  C  W  Smith  Propr. 
Chapman  John  H,  confectioner. 
Chapman  John  W,  insurance  and  justice. 
Chelsea  China  Co,  John  Porter  pres,  Dan- 
iel Taylor  gen  mngr  and  treas. 
Citizens' Bank,  John  A  Campbell  propr, 
Clifton  Fire  Brick  Works,  Smith, 

Porter  &  Company  Proprs.     (See  opp.) 
Commercial    Hotel,  G  W  Stewart 

Propr.     (See  p  271 ) 
Conn  Louis  A,  livery. 
Cunningham  John  F,  grocer. 
Cunningham  &  Taylor,  fire  brick  mnfrs. 
Evans  Joseph  A,  wall  paper. 
Evans  Thomas  W,  blacksmith. 
Farrar  Silas  B,  hardware. 
Flowers  Wesley,  mayor. 
Garrison  Ellsworth,  grocer. 
Geer  Wm  F,  photographer. 
Graham  Frank  M,  planing  mill. 
Grate  Charles  W,  grocer. 
Hancock  County    Courier,  J  W 

Plattenburg  &  Son  Proprs. 
Hancock  County  Independent,. 

A  W  Brown  Propr.    (See  p  271.) 
Harberger  &  Bloom  (Leopold    and  Bert 

Harberger,  Samuel  Bloom),  dry  goods. 
Harper  Robert,  shoemaker. 
Huff  Wm  J,  county  attorney. 
Lee  Albert  B,  meat  market. 
McGrew  Elvin  L,  railroad  and  exp  agt. 
McKee  W  H  &  Co  (Wm  H  McKee,  A  B- 

Mercer),  druggists. 
McKelvy  Charles,  merchant  tailor. 
McLane  Porter  C,  physician. 


NEW  AND   BUSINESS   DIBECTOBY.  NEW 


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L.  R.  SMITH,  President. 


JASPER  M.  PORTER,  Sec.  and  Treas. 


CLIFTON  FIRE  BRICKWORKS 

SMITH,  PORTER  &  COMPANY, 


PBO  PRIETOBS. 


MANUPACTUBEES  OF 


FIRE  BRICK, 

PAVING  BRICK, 
FURNACE  LININGS 

- FIRE  CLAY. 


ANNUAL  PRODUCTION, 


18,000,000 


"We  Solicit  your  Correspondence  with  a  View  to  Supplying 
your  Needs. 


SMITH,   PORTER  &  COMPANY, 

NEW  CUMBERLAND,   -    WEST  VIRGINIA. 


HARDWARE, 


Cutlery,  Iron,  Steel,  Agricultural  Implements,  Wooden* 
ware,  Stoves,  and  Manufacturers  of  Tinware.  The  W. 
H.    Smith    Hardware    Co.,    Parkersburg,   W.  Ya. 


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NEW 


McDIalian,     Porter    &   Co,    F    H 

Smith   Pres,   James  M  Porter  Sec  and 

Treas,  Mnfrs  Sewer  Pipe,  Sewer  Brick, 

Fire  Clay,  Fire  Brick,  Etc. 
McNeil  James,  propr  McNeil  House. 
McVay  Wm  M,  grocer. 
Marshall  Oliver  S,  Attorney-at-Law 

and  County  Clerk. 
Mercer  Andrew  B,  physician. 
Moore  Jonathan  E,  propr  Stewart  House. 
Oil  Well  Supply  Co,  John  Eaton  pres,  ET 

Howes  treas,  K  Checkering  sec. 
Parr  Joseph  D,  physician. 
Peterson  John  H,  livery. 
Plattenburg  J  W  &  Son  (John  W 

and    Jesse    P),    Proprs    The    Hancock 

County  Courier. 
Porter  John  Co  The,  John  Porter  pres, 

Thomas  G  Boyle  sec  and  treas,   mnfrs 

fire  brick  and  paving  blocks. 
Porter  &  Balton,  fire  brick  mnfrs. 
Porter  &  Co,  Jasper  M  Porter  pres,  L  R 

Smith  sec  and  treas,  general  store. 
Pracht  Mrs  George,  baker. 
Priest  Alexander  C,  painter. 
Prosser  J  A  &  W  C  (John  A  and  Wm  C), 

jewelers. 
Richardson  E  B,  blacksmith. 
Robb  &  Scott  (H  H  Robb,  P  M   Scott), 

insurance. 
Rosenstein    &    Levi  (Samuel  Rosenstein, 

Joseph  Levi),  clothing. 
Scott  Porter  M,  boots  and  shoes. 
Scott   Wm   A,  Furniture,  Drugs,  Jew- 
elry,    Books,     Stationery    and    Fancy 

Goods. 
Shanley  Wm  P,  confectioner. 
'  Shelter  &   Co  (A  M  Shetter,  A  McC 

Flanegin,  A   S   Cooper),    Founders  and 

Machinists.     (See  opp.) 
Smith,  Bradley  &  Smith  (S  G  Smith,  C  S 

Bradley,  Howard  Smith),  insurance. 
Smith   Corbitt  W,  Propr  Central  Ho- 
tel and  Meat  Market. 


Smith,  Porter  &  Co,  L  R  Smith  Pres, 
Jasper  M  Porter  Sec  and  Treas,  Mnfrs 
Sewer  Pipe,  Tiles,  Fire  Brick,  Paving 
Brick,  Furnace  Linings  and  Fire  Clay. 
(Seep  269.) 

Smith  Worth  R,  restaurant. 

Stewart  Arthur  H,  dry  goods. 

Stewart  George  \V,  Propr  Commer- 
cial Hotel.     (See  opp.) 

Stewart  House,  J  E  Moore  propr. 

Surgison  Joseph  R,  dentist. 

Swan  Darwin,  barber. 

Swaney  John  S,  sheriff. 

Taggart  Lewis,  barber. 

Teesdale  Wm  T,  grocer. 

Thayer  John  W,  Wheelbarrow  Mnfr. 
(See  below.) 

Todd  &  Luke  (J  A  Todd,  James  Luke  jr), 
boots  and  shoes. 

Ward  Charles  F,  grocer. 

Ward  David,  grocer. 

Western  Union  Tel  Co,  Miss  Ada  Hayden 
mngr. 

Wilson  Charles  S,  harnessmaker. 

Young  Gilmore,  wagonmaker. 


NEW  DALE.  A  village  in  Wetzel 
county,  11  miles  from  New  Martinsville, 
the  judicial  seat  and  banking  town,  and 
38  from  Wheeling.  ,  Ship  to  Proctor,  dis- 
tant 9  miles,  on  the  Ohio  river.  Popula- 
tion, 250.     J.  O.  Arkle,  postmaster. 

Amos  James,  shoemaker. 
Arkle  J  O,  General  Store. 
Buchener  &  Herman,  saw  mill. 
Delaney  L  W,  county  supt  of  schools. 
Palmer  Friend,  wagonmaker. 
Taylor  H  L,  carpenter. 
Yeates  J  W,  physician. 


NEW  ENGLAND.  A  village  of  300 
people,  in  Wood  county,  12  miles  from 
Parkersburgh,  the  county  seat  and   bank- 


JOHN  "W-  TI3:-A-"2"E25, 


MANUFACTURER  OF 


WHEELBARROWS,  PIPE  TRUCKS, 

PIPE  BARROWS,  Etc. 

Also  Turning,  Scroll  Sawing  and  Moulding  Done  to  Order. 

NEW  CUMBERLAND,  -  -  WEST  VIRGINIA. 


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A.  M.  8HETTER. 


A.  McC.  FLANEGIN. 


ARMOR  S.  COOPER, 


SHETTER  &  CO., 

General  Foundry  and  Machine  Shop 

MANUFACTURERS  OF 

MACHINERY  for  BRICK  and  PIPE  WORKS. 


%  w 


Castings  for  Patent  Brick  and  Pipe  Kilns  a  Specialty. 

And  Every  Kind  of  Machines  for  Brick  and  Pipe  Works. 

COG  WHEEL  GEARING,  SHAFTING, 

PUG  MILLS  COMPLETE. 


BOILER  FRONTS.  FURNACE  LINERS.  GRATE  BAR8.  COAL  CARS.  CLAI  CARS. 

WHEELBARROWS.  PIPE  TRUCKS.  FEED  BARS. 

CHILLED  CAR  WHEELS.  CHILLED  SCREEN  PLATES,  Etc. 


NEW  CUMBERLAND, 


WEST  VIRGINIA. 


The  HANCOCK  COUNTY  INDEPENDENT 

The  Leading  Newspaper  of  Hancock  County. 

Has  a  large  circulation  in  Hancock  and  Brooke  Counties,  W.  Va.,  Washington 

and  Beaver  Counties,  Pa.,  and  Columbia  and 

Jefferson  Counties,  Ohio. 

ADVERTISING   RATES  REASONABLE. 

A.  W.  BROWN,  Publisher  and  Proprietor, 
NEW  CUMBERLAND,  -  -  WEST  VIRGINIA. 

Good  Rooms.    Rates  Reasonable. 

Commercial  Hotel. 

G.  W.  STEWART,  Propr. 

$1.00  and  $1.50  per  Day. 

CENTRALLY  LOCATED. 

GOOD  ACCOMMODATIONS. 
NEW  CUMBERLAND,      W.  YA. 


IP    nillnn   JP#    On  Blue-White  Diamonds  our  Great  Specialty, 
i  Ua  UIHUn  W  UUi  ing  but  Fine  Goods  in  this  Line.   Wheeling, 


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ing  town.     It  is  on  the  Ohio  river  and  the 
O.  R.  R.  R.     G.  E.  Leavitt,  postmaster. 

Black  Joseph,  blacksmith. 
Leavitt  Cr  E,  General  Store  and  Under- 
taker. 
McGee  F  S,  physician. 
Pease  Bros,  flour  mill. 


NEW  POUND.  A  postofflce  in  the 
center  of  Wyoming  county,  16  miles  from 
Oceana,  the  judicial  seat,  and  20  from  Elk- 
horn,  the  nearest  shipping  point.  Popula- 
tion, 150.     Lemuel  Goode,  postmaster. 

Buchanan  G,  shoemaker  and  cooper. 

Clay  Hiram,  flour  mill. 

Clay  J  W,  furniture. 

Foley  M,  flour  mill. 

Foley  &  Vandivort,  flour  mill. 

Goode  Faunt,  teacher. 

Goode  G  P,  teacher. 

Goode  G  W,  barber. 

Goode  Lemuel,  Lumber. 

Goode  Milton,  carpenter. 

Goode  Silas,  live  stock. 

Halsey  Rev  D,  justice. 

Miller  Capt,  saw  mill. 

Short  Booker,  blacksmith. 

Vanhoy  D  L,  general  store. 

Vanhoy  W  H,  wagonmaker. 


NEW  GENEVA.  A  discontinued 
postofflce  in  Jackson  county.  Send  mail 
to  Gay.  

NEW  HAVEN.  A  village  of  593  in- 
habitants, on  the  Ohio  river  and  the  O.  R.  R. 
R.,  in  Mason  county,  20  miles  north  of 
Point  Pleasant,  C.  H.,  and  156  from  Wheel- 
ing. Pomeroy,  O. ,  is  the  nearest  banking 
point.  Exp.,  Adams.  Tel.,W.  U.  G.N. 
Capehart,  postmaster. 

Bufflngton  J  W,  railroad  and  exp  agent. 
Bumgarner  Seth,  carpenter. 
Bush  H  &  Son,  blacksmiths. 
Capehart  George  W,  Groceries  and 

Feed. 
Curder  Rev  L  M. 
Gahm  Mrs  S  A,  milliner. 
Gossett  D  W,  justice. 
Hess  John  H,  barber. 
Hinkle  Prof  L  N,  principal  free  school. 
James  G  W  &  Co,  general  store. 
Johnson  J  W,  saw  mill. 
Jones  P  T,  tinner  and  hotel. 
Juhling  Hugo,  genl  store  and  farm  impts. 
Kirby  Willis,  shoe  and  harnessmaker. 
Leitwiller  A  &  G,  flour  mill. 
New  Haven  Coal  Mining  Co,  coal  miners. 
Newton  D  E,  salt. 


Oliver  Andrew  &  Son,  masons. 

Parsons  A  C,  confectioner. 

Poling  Rev  H  L  (United  Brethren). 

Rainey  Prof  J  T,  county  supt  schools. 

Riggs  &  Roush,  coal. 

Rollins  B  F,  constable. 

Roush  David,  carpenter. 

Roush  Dr  L  F,  general  store  and  druggist. 

Slaughter  Rev  J. 

Slaughter  Rev  Wm. 

Turnbull  Thomas,  notary  public. 

West  Virginia  Coal  Works  Colliery,  L  F 

Roush  operator. 
Yonker  W  H,  constable. 


NEW  HOPE.  A  country  postofflce 
in  Mercer  county,  5  miles  west  of  Prince- 
ton, the  judicial  seat  and  banking  point, 
and  6  from  Ada,  the  nearest  shipping  point. 
A.  H.  Carr,  postmaster  and  physician. 


NEW  MARTINSVILLE.  The  ju- 
dicial seat  of  Wetzel  county,  is  a  thriving, 
incorporated  town  of  2,000  inhabitants, 
located  on  the  Ohio  river  and  the  O.  R. 
R.  R.,  38  miles  south  of  Wheeling.  Situ- 
ated in  the  broad  and  fertile  valley  of  the 
Ohio,  it  is  surrounded  by  an  agricultural 
region,  the  richness  of  whose  soil  is  unsur- 
passed. Bounteous  crops  are  produced 
from  year  to  year  without  the  aid  of  fer- 
tilizers. Fruit  of  almost  every  kind,  that 
will  vie  in  size,  flavor,  color  and  texture 
with  that  of  any  climate,  is  produced  in 
abundance.  The  hilly  country  back  from 
the  river,  which  has  been  brought  to  a 
high  state  of  cultivation  by  the  thrifty 
German  population,  produces  large  crops 
of  the  cereals,  and  is  admirably  adapted 
to  grazing  purposes.  This  town  has  never 
experienced  a  boom,  and  consequently 
real  estate  has  never  commanded  fancy 
prices.  Hill  farms  will  average  in  price 
from  $15  to  $30  per  acre,  while  bottom 
lands  command  prices  ranging  from  $60 
to  $150.  The  business  houses  of  the 
town  are  well  built,  substantial  structures, 
while  the  residences  are  pretty,  cozy  and 
comfortable.  Five  churches  of  the  Meth- 
odist, Episcopal,  Catholic  and  Baptist  de- 
nominations are  sustained.  The  press  is 
represented  by  the  Wetzel  Democrat  and 
the  Wetzel  Republican,  live  and  enterpris- 
ing weeklies.  The  town  has  a  public  hall, 
an  excellent  public  school  and  a  flourish- 
ing bank.  The  business  interests  com- 
prise 2  planing  mills,  a  stave  factory, 
a  bucket  handle  factory,  a  tannery,  2 
flouring  mills,  a  brick  yard,  nursery  and 
other  enterprises.     The  dairy  interests  are 


HOT  WATER, 


Heating,  Sanitary  Plumbing,  Steam,  Water, 
GAS   and   FACTORY   Supplies.      Charles   If, 

Turner,  306  and  308  Juliana  St.,  Parkersburg,  VV.  Va. 


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extensive,  and  lumber  of  all  kinds,  em- 
braciDg  the  finest  hardwoods,  is  shipped. 
Three  hotels,  the  Eakin  House,  the  Brast 
House  stud  the  Point  House,  accommodate 
the  traveling    public.     The    inducements 
offered    to  manufacturers  and    investing 
capital  generally,  are  of  the  most  generous 
nature,    and  all    enterprises    desirous    of 
locating  here  will  receive  from  the  business 
■community  of  New  Martinsville  a  hearty 
welcome  and  support.     Freight  rates  are 
low  on  rail  and  river,  and  shipping  facili- 
ties are  of  the  best.    Exp.,  Adams.    Nich- 
olas Bandi,  postmaster. 
Bainbridge  Andrew  M,  lawyer. 
Bandi  Nicholas,  General  Store. 
XSarrick    Charles   W,   Lawyer,   In- 
vestment Broker,  Abstracts  and  Insur- 
ance.    (See  right  top  lines  and  below.) 
Barrick  John,  blacksmith. 
Beck  Charles,  meat  market. 
Berger  Levi,  planing  mill. 
Berger  &  Potts  (Charles  R  Berger,  Montre- 

ville  D  Potts),  tinners. 
Blair  &  Williams  (Jacob  W  Blair,  Leslie  J 

Williams),  general  store. 
Bowers  Basil  T,  lawyer. 
Brast  Ed,  stenographer. 
Brast   House,    Michael  Brast  Propr; 
Best     Accommodations    for    Traveling 
Men;  Rates   Reasonable;    Good  Livery 
in  Connection ;  Bar  Attached.     (See  be- 
low.) 
Brast   Michael,   Propr  Brast  House. 

(See  below.) 
Brast  Wm.  blacksmith. 


Bridgeman  Benjamin  C,  live  stock. 

Bucher  F  C,  millwright  and  carpenter. 

Burlingame  John,  mason. 

Burrows  Mont,  grocer. 

Bushon  G  B,  carpenter. 

Chapline  James  P,  contractor. 

Clark  Josephus,  general  store. 

Curtis  George  D,  nursery. 

Davis  Michael  B,  dry  goods. 

Dowell  Rev  Wm  (Methodist). 

Duerr  Bros  (Albert  C,  Edward  8  and  Wm 

F),  jewelers. 
Dulany  Lewis,  supt  schools. 
I>  tin  I  up    James    P,     Saloon;    Fine 

Wines,  Liquors  and  Cigars. 
Eakin  House,  Justus  Eakin  Propr; 

Excellent  Table;  Good  Beds;  Livery  in 

Connection ;  Bar  Attached ;  Commercial 

Man's  House.     (See  below.) 
Eakin  Justus,  Propr   Eakin  House. 

(See  below.) 
Eisanbarth  Christopher  C,  grocer. 
Fisber  Henry,  restaurant. 
Frame  James  F,  tel  operator  O  R  R  R. 
Francis  J  M,  chief  of  police. 
Grail  George,  merchant  tailor. 
Grim  M,  physician. 
Hadlee  E  E,  grocer. 
Hall  S  Bruce,  Lawyer;  will  Practice 

in  Wetzel  and  Adjoining  Counties,  and 

in  Supreme  and  Federal  Courts. 
Hall  W  McGregor,  general  store. 
Harkness  Rev  N  J  (Methodist). 
Harman  Joseph  S,  wagonmaker. 
Harvey  F  C,  carpenter. 
Haudenschilt  John  W.shoemkr  and  grocer. 


CHAS.  W.  BARRICK, 

Attorney =at-  Law. 

Examination  of  Titles  to  West  Vir- 
ginia Real  Estate  a  Specialty. 

Abstracts    of    Title     Carefully   Pre- 
pared. 


HEW  MARTINSYILLE, 


W.  YA. 


EAKIN  HOUSE, 

JUSTUS  EAKIN,  Propr. 

First-Class  Accommodations  for  Commercial 
Men.    Table  the  Best  the  Market  Affords. 

Near  Postofflce  and  Court  House  and  most  con- 
venient hotel  to  depot. 

Good  Sample  Rooms  on  first  floor. 

Bar  Attached. 

Rates,  $1.50  per  Day. 


NEW  MARTINSYILLE, 


W.YA. 


IBDR^ST    HIOTJSEJ, 

UI.  BRAST,  Proprietor. 

Good  Accommodations  for  Traveling:  Men.    Bar  in  Connection,    Good  Liv- 
ery Attached.    Rates  Reasonable. 

NEW  MARTINSVILLE,        -         -        WEST  VIRGINIA. 


Cunningham, 


Over  National  Bank, 

MARTINSBURC,  W.  VA, 


SO  DA  FOUNTAINS  (C*M*  Shrewsbury,  Agent  for  a.  d.  Puffer  * 

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AND    BOTTLING    SETS,   (pensers  of  Carbonated  Drinks.    PAUKERSBURG,  W.  VA. 


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Hill  J  J,  carpenter. 

Hill  Thomas  J,  shoemaker. 

Hirsh  Herman,  clothing  and  jewelry. 

Hornbrook  Theodore,  general  store. 

Hunter  Charles,  W,  cigar  mnfr. 

Jacobs  Thomas  P,  lawyer. 

Johnson  G  W  &  Sons  (George  W,  Wm  D 
and  George),  Morrell  B  Potts  mngr,  tin- 
ners. 

Kapple  H  V,  cooper. 

Koontz  Bros  &  Phillips  (John  E 
and  Jacob  Koontz,  Eli  F  Phillips),  Lum- 
ber, Planing  Mill,  Staves  and  Heading. 

Koontz  Henry,  agt  O  R  R  R. 

Koontz  Jacob,  brick  yard. 

Koontz  &  Van  Camp  (John  E  Koontz, 
Sherrad  Van  Camp),  bucket  handle 
mnfrs. 

Lappert  Edward  D,  baker. 

Larimore  John,  meat  market. 

Larmoure  H  C,  carpenter. 

Lazear  Q  D,  constable. 

Leap  Gabriel,  general  store. 

Leggett  Robert  D,  live  stock. 

Lentz  J  W  &  Bros  (Joseph  W, 
George  F  and  Thomas  D),  Tanners  and 
Curriers;  Dealers  in  Leather  and  Shoe 
Findings. 

Loomis  C  W,  photographer. 

Lowther  Dr  Frank  P,  druggist. 

McCam  Moses,  carpenter. 

McCaskey  J  S,  justice. 

McComas  John,  physician. 

McEldowney  Frank  E,  blacksmith. 

McEldowney  John  C,  real  estate. 

McEldowney  John  E,  painter. 

McEldowney  N  H,  street  commissioner. 

McEldowney  Robert,  lawyer. 

Mclntire  James  W,  lawyer. 

Mangold  David  N,  harnessmaker. 

Martin  Nelson,  hardware  and  groceries. 

Moore  Bros  (Ira  C  and  Commodore  D), 
proprs  Wetzel  Republican. 

Morgan  Frank  F,  county  surveyor. 

Morris  Moses  R,  prosecuting  attorney. 

Newman  James  W,  clerk  circuit  court. 

Noland  W  H,  constable. 

Nuzum  John  H,  flour  mill. 

Ober  Irven,  baker. 

Ober  Martin  V,  barber  and  cigar  mnfr. 

Oblinger  Levi,  hardware. 

Peck  Andrew,  Propr  Point  House. 

Pemberton  Letitia  E,  milliner. 

Point  House,  Andrew  Peck  Propr; 
Reasonable  Rates;  Good  Accommoda- 
tions; Bar  Attached. 

Potts  E  B,  dry  goods. 

Potts  Morell  B,  stoves  and  tinware. 

Putter  J  W,  cooper. 

Richardson  J  Julius,  physician. 


Richardson  Reuben  T,  druggist. 

Robinson  Samuel  I,  lumber  mnfr  and  jus- 
tice. 

Selby  Walter  W,  justice. 

Sidell  N  T,  lawyer. 

Skinner  J  M,  school  teacher. 

8nodgra88  E  B,  lawyer. 

Snodgrass  John  A,  confectioner. 

Snodgrass  Sena  M,  milliner. 

Soland  Adolph,  barber. 

Standiford  Bros  (James  S,  Vincent  and 
Robert  C),  furniture  and  undertakers. 

Stender  J  &  J  (Joseph  and  John),  flour 
mill. 

Swartzlander  George  N,  saloon. 

Thompson  Henry  R,  clerk  county  court. 

Umstead  George  H,  lawyer. 

Walters  Rev  (Evangelist). 

Welch  &  Koontz  (Benjamin  M  Welch, 
Jacob  Koontz),  general  store. 

Wells  Friend  C,  horses. 

Wetzel  County  Bank  (capital,  $25,100; 
surplus,  $1,000),  Joseph  Clark  pres, 
Samuel  J  Elliott  cash. 

Wetzel  Democrat,  W  8  Wiley  propr. 

Wetzel  Republican,  Moore  Bros  proprs. 

Wiley  Wilson  S,  propr  Wetzel  Democrat. 

Williamson  James  M,  dentist. 

Woodcock  George  B,  furniture. 

Wyatt  Jefferson  N,  sheriff. 

Young  Jacob,  physician. 

Young  James  E,  grocer. 


NEW  MILTON.  A  village  in  the 
eastern  part  of  Doddridge  county,  8  miles 
from  West  Union  C.  H.  and  60  from 
Wheeling.  Clarksburgh  is  the  banking 
town.  Smithton,  6  miles  distant,  is  its 
shipping  point.  Population,  100.  J.  H. 
Davis,  postmaster. 

Davis  E  W  &  Son,  tanners. 

Davis  G   H,  Notary  Public  and  Live 

Stock . 
Davis  L  B,  saw  and  grist  mill. 
Davis  Wm  H  H,  tanner. 
Dix  A  T,  cabinetmaker. 
Halbert  &  Swager,  stone  cutters. 
James  A  A,  physician. 
Justice  W  S,  stone  cutter. 
Luther  V  B,  huckster. 
Noble  Joseph,  justice. 
Randolph  D  F  F,  general  store. 
Shock  P,  shoemaker. 
Stutler  L  B,  shoemaker. 


NEWPORT.  This  postoffice  was  es- 
tablished in  1882  for  the  convenience  of  a 
farming  community  in  Wood  county.  It 
is  li  miles  from  Parkersburgh,the  judicial 


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seat,  banking  and  shipping  point.      Mail, 
daily. 

NEW  RICHMOND.  A  station  on 
the  C.  &  O.  Ry,  in  Summers  county,  10 
miles  north  of  Hinton  C.  H.  and  160  from 
Wheeling.  Exp.,  Adams.  Tel.,  W.  U. 
Population,  200.  J.  A.  Richmond,  post- 
master. 

Bragg  Rufus,  carpenter. 
Bragg  S  P,  railroad  and  express  agent. 
Bruin  Albert,  barber. 
Graham  J  U,  lumber  dealer. 
Graham  J  W,  furniture  mnfr. 
Jones  Thomas  &  Sons,  saw  mill. 
Richmond  John  W,  saloon. 
Richmond  J  A,  General  Store. 


NEWTON.  A  small  village  in  Roane 
county,  25  miles  southeast  of  Spencer,  the 
judicial  seat,  banking  and  shipping  point, 
and  40  from  Charleston.  Population,  60. 
T.  L.  Ellis,  postmaster. 

Ellis  AL&WK,  saw  and  flour  mill. 

Ellis  T  J,  General  Store. 

Greathouse  H,  blacksmith. 

Noe  A,  hotel. 

Noe  A  &  Son,  general  store. 

Parsons  Peter,  blacksmith. 

Rogers  B  M,  general  store. 

Smith  I D  &  E  A,  general  store. 

Smith  J  D,  physician. 

Spencer  J  W,  physician. 

Stump  C  E,  physician. 

Stump  E  H,  physician. 

NEWVILLE.  Known  formerly  as 
Bensville,  is  a  rural  postofflce  in  the  east- 
ern part  of  Braxton  county,  10  miles  from 
Sutton, the  judicial  seat  and  banking  point, 
and  6  from  Flat  Woods,  the  nearest  ship- 
ping point.  Population,  40.  S.  M.  Mor- 
rison, postmaster. 

Bibby  Rev  (Methodist). 
Bright  M,  stock  dealer. 
Cochran  John,  jeweler. 
Currence  W  P,  general  store. 
Dennison  J  C,  constable. 
Forinash  S  J,  hotel. 
Harper  J  M,  shoemaker. 
Hosey  T  J,  general  store. 
Lewis  O  R,  carpenter. 
Ligget  J  L,  justice. 
Morrison  G  fl,  lawyer. 
Morrison  S  M,  Confectioner. 
Paugh  J  B,  blacksmith. 
Rogers  Rev  (Methodist). 

NEXT.    In  Tyler  county,  4  miles  from 


Middlebourne,  the  judicial  seat,  and  6 
from  Sistersville.the  nearest  shipping  point. 
Mail, semi-weekly.  T.  J.  Swan,  postmaster, 

Falger  A,  carpenter. 

McKay  A  &  J,  farmers. 

Swan  T  J,  General  Store. 

Sweeney  O  C  &  Co,  flour  and  saw  mill. 

Tallman  M,  carpenter. 

Vincent  Rev  J  J. 


NICHOLAS  C.  H.  Known  locally 
as  Summersville,  is  a  village  of  300  inhab- 
itants, the  county  seat  of  Nicholas  county, 
located  121  miles  due  south  of  Wheeling. 
Gauley  Station,  on  the  C.  &  O.  Ry,  is  the 
nearest  shipping  point,  30  miles  distant. 
Sutton  is  the  banking  town.  The  Chroni- 
cle, a  weekly  newspaper,  is  published. 
James  S.  Craig,  postmaster. 

Alderson  E  L  &  G  H,  general  store. 

Alderson  Joseph,  circuit  clerk. 

Alderson  J  D,  lawyer. 

Alderson  L  N,  hotel. 

Brock  Daniel,  flour  mill . 

Craig  James  S,  Real  Estate. 

Crites  N  M,  shoemaker. 

Duffy  J  H  H,  lawyer  and  grocer. 

Fitzwater  I  C  R,  carpenter. 

Fitzwater  John,  hotel. 

Gates  T  E,  blacksmith. 

Grose  Wm,  harnessmaker  and  justice. 

Hamilton  John  A,  county  clerk. 

Hayes  E,  physician. 

Herold  H  W,  saw  mill. 

Hoffman  Rev  L  J  (Baptist). 

Kincaid  R  A,  lawyer. 

McClung  Rev  G  W  (Methodist). 

McMillan  J  A,  blacksmith. 

Means  J  A,  general  store. 

Nicholas    Chronicle,     Howard    & 

Temple  ton  Editors. 
Pierson  George  W,  carpenter. 
Rusk  G  T,  cabinetmaker. 
Sims  Thomas,  jeweler. 
Starbuck  O  P,  flour  mill. 
Walker  Bros,  pottery  and  brick  yard. 
Williams,  saw  and  flour  mill. 
Wills  John  A,  carpenter. 

NICKELL'S  MILLS.  In  Monroe 
county,  6  miles  from  Union,  the  judicial 
seat,  and  6  from  Ronceverte,  the  nearest 
banking  and  shipping  point.  Population, 
30.    C.  C.  Nickell,  postmaster. 

Arnonett  W  L,  miller. 
Byrd  L  D,  mechanic. 
Foglesong  W  R,  horse  trainer. 
Hoylman  Wm  A,  cooper. 


0.  S.  Philnott  architect  AND  superintendent, 

V.     W.    A    AHApV/L/1^    14th  and  Market  St*.,  Wlieellng,  W.Va. 


IS 


Contractors'  Supplies. 


Manila  Rope,  Wire  Rope,  Wood  and  Iron 
Tackle  Blocks,  Etc.  Write  us  for  Prices. 
CHAS.  H.  BERRY,  Wheeling,  W.  Va. 


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Nickell  C  C,  Live  Stock. 
Nickell  CC&LA,  flour  and  saw  mill. 
Nickell  J  Hunter,  live  stock. 
Thaeker  W  T,  blacksmith. 


NICKLOW.  Ou  the  G.  &  G.  R.  R., 
m  Barbour  county,  10  miles  from  Philippi, 
the  judicial  seat  and  banking  point.  Pop- 
ulation, 365.  Exp.,  U.  S.  George  R. 
Price,  postmaster. 

Annon  S  M,  carpenter. 

Bishop  J  H,  General  Store. 

Carroll  B  F,  general  store. 

Cazad  F  M,  shoemaker. 

Fry  John  A,  blacksmith. 

Murphy  Rev  W  R  (Baptist). 

Myers  John  A,  flour  mill. 

Neater  James,  justice. 

Nicola    J   B,  General  Store  and  Saw 

Mill. 
Pfluger  Joseph,  meats. 
Robinson  T  B,  carpenter. 
Semmelman  S  L,  general  store. 
Thompson  David,  blacksmith. 
Trice    George    R,    Notary    Public, 

Railroad  and  Express  Agent. 


NOAH.  A  country  postoffice  in  Kan- 
awha county,  28  miles  southeast  of  Charles- 
ton, the  judicial  seat  and  banking  point, 
and  12  from  Coalburgh,  the  nearest  ship- 
ping point.    Mail,  semi-weekly. 

NOBE.  Is  situated  on  the  Kanawha 
river,  ;in  Calhoun  county,  5  miles  from 
Grantsville,  the  county  seat,  and  25  from 
Cairo,  its  shipping  station,  on  the  B.  &  O. 
R.  R.  Population,  250.  E.  Yake,  post- 
master. 

JoheiBon  &  Bennett,  flour  mill. 
Kelley  &  Gardner,  Flour  Mill. 
Radabaugh  Benjamin,  live  stock. 
Roberts  Tunis,  iive  stock. 


NOLAN.  On  the  N.  &  W.  R.  R.,  in 
Logan  county,  25  miles  from  Logan  C.  H., 
and  45  from  Louisa,  the  nearest  bank  loca- 
tion. Population,  25.  I.  W.  Goff,  post- 
master. 

Duncan  B  A  &  Co,  flour  and  saw  mill. 

Goff  I  W,  Grocer. 

Harris  W  A,  flour  and  saw  mill. 


NORMANTOWN.  A  village  in  Gil- 
mer county,  10  miles  southwest  of  Glen- 
ville,  the  judicial  seat,  and  30  from  Sutton, 
its  shipping  station  and  banking  town. 
Population,  125.     Mail,  trl-weekly. 


Boggs  &  Stalnaker,  general  store. 

Clayton  J  E,  physician. 

Miller  R,  shoemaker. 

Stalnaker  &,  Wj  ant,  General  Store. 

NORTH  MOUNTAIN.  A  station 
on  the  B.  &  O.  R.  R.,  in  Berkeley  county, 
7  miles  north  of  Martinsburgh,  the  judicial 
seat  and  banking  town.  Population,  50. 
Exp.,  U.  S.     D.  Wandly,  postmaster. 

Clary  J  B,  railroad,  exp  and  tel  agt. 

Ross  D  R,  physician. 

Shickel  J  H,  blacksmith. 

Slaughter  Joseph,  confctr  and  shoemaker. 

Wandly  David,Groceries  and  Notions. 

Wolf  Lewis,  general  store. 


NORTH  RIVER  MILLS.  A  small 
village  of  40  people,  in  Hampshire  county, 
16  miles  east  of  Romney,  the  judicial  seat, 
shipping  point  and  nearest  bank  location. 
Mrs.  C.  Moreland,  postmaster. 

Kid  well  Robert,  flour  mill. 

Miller  Wm,  flour  mill. 

Moreland  Wm  Jr,  General  Store. 


NORTH  SPRING-.  A  postoffice  in 
Wyoming  county,  20  miles  west  of  Oceana, 
the  judicial  seat,  175  from  Wheeling  and 
50  from  Quinnimont,  on  the  C.  &  O.  Ry, 
its  shipping  point.    Mail,  tri- weekly . 

Ellis  A  J,  general  store. 
Green  E,  general  store. 

NULL.  A  postoffice  In  Ritchie  county, 
14  miles  southwest  of  Ritchie  C.  H.  and 
10  from  Petroleum,  the  shipping  point. 
Mail  by  special  supply. 

NUTTALLBURGH.  A  village  of 
1,070  people,  on  the  C.  &  O.  Ry,  in  Fayette 
county,  6  miles  east  of  Fayetteville,  the  ju- 
dicial seat,  and  145  from  Wheeling  Near- 
est bank  at  Charleston.  Exp.,  Adams. 
Tel.,  W.  U.     L.  W.  Nuttall,  postmaster. 

Cavendish  J  F,  General  Store. 
Holliday  R  M,  general  store. 
Holliday  W  D,  general  store. 
Horrocks  Wm,  general  store. 
Nuttallburgh  Coal  and  Coke  Co, 
General  Store  and  Coal  Miners. 


NUTTER  FARM.  A  country  post- 
office  in  Ritchie  county,  14  miles  north- 
west of  Ritchie  C.  H.  and  64  from  Wheel- 
ing. Ship  to  Cairo,  on  P.  br.  of  the  B.  & 
O.  R.  R.,  distant  6  miles.  James  B.  Price, 
postmaster. 


Bavarian  Rppr  REYMANN  BREWING  CO,  Wheeling,  W.  Va. 

OdValiail    DCCIi       thw  Very  best  in  the  market. 


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McGhee  Alexander,  stave  mnfr. 
Price  James  15,  Farmer. 
Swentzal  S,  general  store. 

NUTTERVILLE.  A  small  settlement 
in  Greenbrier  county,  22  miles  northwest  of 
Lewisburgh  C.  H.,  and  135  from  "Wheel- 
ing. Ship  to  Hawk's  Nest,  on  the  C.  & 
O.  Ry.     Mail,  semi- weekly. 

Hizer  G  W,  general  store. 

NUZTJMS.  A  small  station  on  the  B. 
&  O.  R.  R.,  in  Marion  county,  8  miles 
southeast  of  Fairmont,  the  judicial  seat 
and  banking  town.  Population,  35.  D. 
L.  Morrow,  postmaster. 

-Glade  Fire  Brick  Co. 


NYE.  A  country  postoffice  in  Putnam 
•county,  20  miles  from  Winfield.  the  judi- 
cial seat,  9  from  Hurricane,  the  nearest 
shipping  point,  and  28  from  Charleston. 
C  W.  Neil,  postmaster.     , 

Losee  N  L,  telegraph  agent. 


OAK  PLAT.  A  country  postoffice  in 
Pendleton  county,  9  miles  northeast  of 
Franklin,  the  judicial  seat,  and  120  from 
"Wheeling.  Ship  to  Harrisburgb,  Va.,  on 
the  H,  F.  &  V.  div.  of  the  B.  &  O.  R.  R., 
distant  33  miles.  Harriet  L.  Dyer,  post- 
master. 

Hoover  Wm  jr,  distiller. 
Laban  Eye,  live  stock. 
Shoemaker  Christian,  blacksmith. 
Simmons  Frederick,  shoemaker. 
Simmons  H  B,  shoemaker. 
Siple  W  H,  physician. 
Trumbo  James  S,  live  stock. 
Wagoner  Elie  J,  carpenter. 


OAK  HILL.  A  village  in  Fayette 
county,  6  miles  south  of  Fayetteville,  the 
judicial  seat,  150  from  "Wheeling,  and  5 
from  Thurmond, the  nearest  shipping  point. 
S.  H.  Legg,  postmaster. 

Barton  A  C,  justice  and  shoemaker. 

Burgess  M,  blacksmith . 

Buckholder  John,  blacksmith. 

Hill  E  L,  justice. 

Jones  Bros,  general  store. 

Mahood  C  B,  carpfenter. 

Richards  "Wm,  hotel. 

Woods  B  S  &  Son,  general  store. 

OAK  RUN.  A  country  postoffice  in 
Hancock  county,  7  miles  north  of  Fair- 
view,  the  judicial  seat,  40  from  "Wheeling 


and  2£  from  Wellsville,  O.,  the  nearest 
shipping  point.  A.  O.  Lowary,  postmaster 
and  contractor. 

O  AKTON.  A  rural  postoffice  in  Berke- 
ley county,  13  miles  northwest  from  Mar- 
tinsburgh,  the  judicial  seat,  aud  7  from 
Cherry  Run,  the  nearest  shipping  point. 
Population,  150.  E.  R.  Girault,  postmaster. 

Albright  Wm,  blacksmith. 

Bowers  morgan  B,  General  Store. 

Brabson  Joseph  S,  mason. 

Dick  James  L,  saw  mill. 

Kennedy  Robert,  saw  mill. 

Logue  John,  chairmaker. 

Steoffer  John,  saw  mill. 

Studewalt  Jacob,  carpenter. 

OAK  VALE.     Mercer    county.    See 

Frenehville. 

OAKVILLE.  In  Roane  county,  18 
miles  southwest  of  Spencer,  the  judicial 
seat,  and  30  from  Charleston.  C.  T.  Har- 
per, postmaster. 

Harper  C  T,  Blacksmith. 
Ryan  M  W,  general  store. 

OCEANA.  The  county  seat  of  Wyo- 
ming county,  is  170  miles  in  a  direct  line 
southwest  of  Wheeling,  and  45  from 
Prince,  its  shipping  station  on  the  C.  &  O. 
Ry.  A  newspaper,  The  Wyoming  Weekly 
News,  is  published.  Population,  180.  Mail, 
daily.     R.  A.  Shannon,  postmaster. 

Canterbury  Wm,  justice. 
Chambers  L  B,  general  store. 
Chambers  L  L,  lawyer. 
Christian  I  E,  general  store. 
Cook  L  B,  general  store. 
Lambert  J  8,  sheriff. 
McClureGT,  flour  mill. 
McClure  &  Christian,  general  store. 
Roach  Wm,  blacksmith. 
Sanders  J  O,  general  store. 
Shannon  &,  Co,  General  Store. 
Stone  E  E,  lawyer. 
Tate  W  L,  physician. 
Walker  Wm  jr,  lawyer. 
Workman  Austin,  blacksmith. 
Wyoming  Weekly  News  The. 


ODAVILLE.  In  Jackson  county,  12 
miles  from  Jackson  C.  H.,  1$  from  Sandy- 
ville,  its  shipping  point.and  9  from  Ravens- 
wood,  the  nearest  bank  location.  Popula- 
tion, 33.     Daniel  D.  Depue,  postmaster. 

Depue  D  D,  General  Store. 

Devon  A  N,  blacksmith  and  wagonmkr. 


Paavipc    Pant  linn  Ire   Cauuc  saw  mill  supplies,  genebal  habdwabe,  babb  wibe, 
rcaiICo,  udlll  nUUIldj  daWb,   agbicultdral  implements,  bailboad  and  mining 

SUPPLIES.    CUMBERLAND  HARDWARE  COMPANY,  47  and  49  Baltimore  Street,  Cumberland,  Md. 


CHURCHES. 


EDWARD  B.  FRANZHEIM,  ARCHITECT, 

PUBLIC    LIBRARY  BUILDING,   WHEELING,  W.  VA, 


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Hardisty  R  L,  lawyer. 

Hunter  Joseph,  mason. 

Hutchinson  T  C,  lawyer. 

McGee  J  S,  flour  mill. 

Wilcox  Elols,  carpenter  and  mason. 


ODD.  In  Raleigh  county,  18  miles 
from  Raleigh  C.  H.  and  22  from  Hinton, 
the  nearest  banking  and  shipping  point. 
T.  F.  Brammer,  postmaster  and  farmer. 


ODELL.  Small  hamlet  in  Kanawha 
county,  20  miles  from  Charleston,  the  ju- 
dicial seat  and  banking  town,  and  13  from 
Maiden,  its  shipping  station.  Population, 
50.     John  L.  Odell,  postmaster. 

Belcher  George,  blacksmith. 

Light  A  J,  justice. 

Morris  D  C,  corn  mill. 

Odell  John  L,  General  Store. 

Salsbury  Thomas  H,  general  store. 


OGDIN.  In  Wood  county,  11  miles 
from  Parkersburgh,  the  county  seat  and 
nearest  bank  location,  and  4  from  Waver- 
]y,  the  nearest  shipping  point.  Population, 
25.     Thomas  Headley,  postmaster. 

Boggess  S  T,  teacher. 

Cross  A  L,  blacksmith. 

Headley  L  R,  carpenter. 

Headley  Thomas,  General  Store  and 

Timber. 
Love  G  C,  undertaker. 
Rolston  G  H,  flour  and  saw  mill. 
Rolston  JW&  Bro,  genl  store  and  timber. 


OILVILLE.  A  settlement  in  Logan 
county,  12£  miles  from  Logan  C.  H., 
60  from  Brownstown,  the  nearest  shipping 
point,  and  70  from  Charleston.  Mail, 
semi-weekly.  George  F.  Browning,  post- 
master. 

Bro  weeing  George  F,  General  Store. 
Browning  J  R,  general  store. 
Farley  M,  blacksmith. 
Lee  W  A,  saw  mill. 

OKA.  A  postoffice  in  Calhoun  county, 
30  miles  south  of  Grantsville,  the  judicial 
seat,  and  17  southeast  of  Spencer,  the  near- 
est banking  and  shipping  point.  Popula- 
tion, 25.     Mail,  daily. 

Griffin  G  W,  general  store. 
White  &  Son,  general  store. 

.  OKONOKO.  On  the  B.  &  O.  R.  R.,in 
Hampshire  county,  21  miles  northeast  of 
Romney,   the  judicial  seat,   and  20  from 


Cumberland,  Md.,  both  of  which  places 
afford  banking  facilities.  Population,  50. 
Exp.,  U.  S.  M.  H.  Adams,  postmaster 
and  general  store. 


OLDAKER.  In  Putnam  county,  11 
miles  north  of  Winfield,  the  judicial  seat, 
and  2f  from  Buffalo,  the  nearest  shipping 
point.     Mail,  semi-weekly. 


OLD  FIELDS.  In  Hardy  county, 
5  miles  north  of  Moorefield,  the  judicial 
seat  and  banking  town,  116  from  Wheel- 
ing and  30  from  Keyser,  its  shipping  sta- 
tion.    Mail,  daily. 

Markwood  Bros,  general  store. 


OLDTOWN.    Mason  county, 
cently  established  postoffice. 


A  re- 


OLEY.  An  unimportant  farmers' 
postoffice  in  Raleigh  county,  10  miles 
northwest  of  Raleigh  C.  H.  Mail,  tri- 
weekly.   

OLIVE.  In  Harrison  county, 11  miles 
from  Clarksburgh,  the  judicial  seat  and 
bank  location,  and  7  from  Wilsonburgh.. 
the  nearest  shipping  point.  Population, 
50.    James  W.  Kemper,  postmaster. 

Kemper  James  W,  Blacksmith. 
Smith  J  P,  flour  and  saw  mill. 

OMPS.  In  Morgan  county,  9£  miles- 
southwest  of  Berkeley  Springs,  the  judicial 
seat,  banking  and  shipping  point.  Mail,, 
semi-weekly.     M.  H.  Marston,  postmaster. 

Dawson  J  L,  saw  mill. 
Dawson  R  T,  flour  mill. 
Marston  M  H,  General  Store. 

ONA.  A  station  on  the  C.  &  O.  Ry,in 
Cabell  county,  7  miles  east  of  Barbours- 
ville,  the  judicial  seat,  and  135  from 
Wheeling.  Huntington  is  the  banking 
town.  Exp.,  Adams.  Population,  150. 
L.  W.  Simpson,  postmaster. 

Floding  C,  hotel. 

Han  kins  &  Turley,  general  store. 

Holl  A  B,  flour  mill. 

Joy  R  L,  general  store  and  blacksmith. 

Sexton  H  H,  wagonmaker. 

Simpson  L.  W,  General  Store. 

OPEKISKA.    On  the  B.  &  O.  R.  R., 

in  Monongalia  county,  14  miles  from  Mor- 
gantown,  the  judicial  seat,  and  11  from 
Fairmont,  the  nearest  bank  location. 
Population,  60.  M.  C.  Heston,  postmaster. 


Smoke  Stacks. 


COX  «fc  ItlORKISON,  Wheeling,  W.  Va„ 
Mnfrs.  Portable,  Marine  and  Stationary 
BOILEHS,  TANKS,  ETC.    *— -    See  Page  5. 


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Beechwood  Colliery,  Hutchinson  Coal  and 

Coke  Co  operators. 
Calumet  Colliery,  Hutchinson  Coal    and 

Coke  Co  operators. 
Watson  T  F,  railroad  and  express  agent. 


OPHELIA.  A  country  postoffice  in 
Nicholas  county,  12  miles  southwest  of 
Nicholas  C.  H.,  128  from  Wheeling  and  30 
from  Hawk's  Nest,  on  the  C.  &  O.  Ry,  its 
shipping  station.  Population,  200.  Henry 
H.  Spencer,  postmaster. 

Fields  R,  tanner. 
Groves  F,  live  stock. 
Holcombe  J  H,  general  store. 
Odell  A  B,  general  store. 
Odell  F  M,  general  store. 
Odell  James,  live  stock. 
Odell  J  B,  blacksmith. 
Orandorff  Phillip,  flour  mill. 
Stull  D  L,  flour  mill. 


ORAL.  A  country  postoffice  in  Harri, 
son  county,  8  miles  from  Clarksburgh- 
the  judicial  seat  and  banking  point,  and 
2£  from  Bridgeport,  the  nearest  shipping 
point. 

Hurray  George  T  &  Co,  General 
Store. 

ORANGE.  Is  an  unimportant  farm- 
ers' postoffice,  located  in  Boone  county,  12 
miles  east  of  Madison,  the  county  seat. 
Mail,  semi-weekly. 

OREIDE.  A  small  settlement  in  Tay- 
lor county,  14  miles  northwest  of  Grafton, 
the  judicial  seat  and  banking  point,  57 
from  Wheeling,  and  7  from  Bridgeport, 
its  shipping  point.  W.  G.  McMinn,  post- 
master. 

Blair  John  R,  live  stock. 

Goff  John,  live  stock. 

Hoff  V  &  Son,  live  stock. 

Humphrey  J  B,  physician. 

Kester  S  J,  live  stock. 

McElroy  AY,  live  stock. 

McMinn  Thomas,  thresher. 

McMinn  W  G,  General  Store  and  Live 
Stock. 

McMinn  &  Robinson,  blacksmiths  and  bee- 
hive mnfrs. 

Martin  Charles  T,  live  stock. 

Nixon  Elias,  live  stock. 

Nixon  Sylvester,  live  stock. 

Nuzum  Allen,  live  stock. 

Robinson  J  G,  live  stock. 

Slocum  David  &  Son,  live  stock. 

Smith  G  L  &  Co,  saw  mill. 


Willis  Elmer,  live  stock. 
Willis  W  H,  live  stock. 


OREM.  In  Wood  county,  16  miles 
south  of  Parkersburgh,  the  judicial  seat 
and  nearest  banking  point,  and  8  from 
Belleville,  the  nearest  shipping  point. 
Mail,  tri-weekly.  Lewis  M.  Hunt,  post- 
master. 

ORGAN  CAVE.  In  Greenbrier 
county,  8  miles  from  Lewisburgh,  the  ju- 
dicial seat,  and  3£  from  Ronceverte,  the 
nearest  banking  and  shipping  point.  J.  M. 
Miller,  postmaster. 

ORLEANS    CROSS    ROADS.    Is 

located  on  the  B.  &  O.  R.  R.  and  Potomac 
river,  in  Morgan  county,  9  miles  west  of 
Berkeley  Springs,  the  judicial  seat  and 
banking  point,  and  130  from  Wheeling. 
Population,  75.  Exp.,  U.  S.  T.  W. 
Glayed,  postmaster. 

Ashkettle  J  N,  general  store  and  hotel. 
Clingman  Harrison,  carpenter. 
Glayde  George  W,  General  Store. 
Glayde  &  Kaylor,  general  store. 
Leighty  A  T,  blacksmith. 
McDonald  John,  carpenter. 
Roby  James  T,  jeweler. 


ORLENA.  On  the  W.  Va.  C.  &  P. 
R.  R.,  in  Randolph  county,  12  miles  from 
Beverly,  the  judicial  seat,  and  22  from 
Philippi,  the  nearest  bank  location.  Pop- 
ulation, 25.  M.  L.  Nester,  postmaster, 
railroad  agent,  general  store  and  flour  mill. 


ORPHA.    On  the  G.   &  G.  R.  R  ,  in 

Barbour  county,  15  miles  from  Phillippi, 
the  judicial  seat  and  banking  point.  Pop- 
ulation, 15.  G.  D.  Schoonover,  post- 
master. 

Ball  John,  dentist. 
Brown  John,  coal  miner. 
Coberly  Arch,  barber. 
Jones  S  E,  farmer. 
Jones  W  W,  lawyer. 
Moore  Walker,  Hotel. 
Rhorabough  A  F,  lumber. 
Rhorabough  O  J,  live  stock. 
Yoak  S  E,  constable. 


OSBORNE'S  MILLS.  A  village  of 
200  people,  in  Roane  county,  24  miles 
southeast  of  Spencer,  the  judicial  seat  and 
banking  point,  110  from  Wheeling,  and  6 
fromClendenin,  its  shipping  point.  A.  P. 
Osborne,  postmaster. 


FURNITURE.  ?: 


J.  STECHOW  FURNITURE  AND  FIXTURE  CO. 
anufacturers  of  OFFICE  FURNITURE  and  BAR 
FIXTURES.    Parkersburg,  West  Virginia. 


CHARLESTON  WHITEWASH  CO., 

MANDFACTUBEBS,  WHEELING,  W.  TA. 


Charleston  Whitewash  "sa  safe,  effectual,  external  cure  for  alt 
diseases  of  male  and  female  such  as  Gonorrhoea,  Gleet,  Leucorrhcea,  etc. 
Cures  in  one  to  five  days.  Does  not  stain.  Guaranteed  not  to  cause- 
stricture.     Price,  $i  per  bottle,  including  syringe.    Sold  by  druggists. 


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Davis  J  R,  saw  and  grist  mill. 

McCann  P,  physician. 

Myers  J  8  L,  general  store. 

Osborn  A  P  &  J  A,  Blacksmiths. 

Osborn  D  D,  general  store. 

Osborn  M  I'  &  Bro,  General  Store. 

Taylor  S,  hotel.    

OSCEOLA.  A  country  postoffice  in 
Randolph  county,  24  miles  southeast  of 
Beverly,  the  judicial  seat,  and  30  from 
Elkins,  the  nearest  banking  and  shipping 
point.  Mail,  weekly.  Miles  Tingler,  post- 
master. 

Apheres  George,  live  stock. 
Boggs  Isaac  P,  live  stock. 
Boggs  Wm  H,  live  stock. 
Brock  J,  live  stock. 
Cunningham  Solomon,  live  stock. 
Cunningham  Wm  H,  livestock. 
Hines  J ,  live  stock. 
McCluer  John,  livestock. 
Post  Wm,  live  stock. 
Simmons  Timothy,  live  stock. 
Yokum  George,  live  stock. 


OTIA.  An  unimportant  country  post- 
office,  in  Mason  county,  22  miles  south  of 
Point  Pleasant,  the  judicial  seat,  and  5  from 
Ashton,  the  nearest  rail  approach.  Mail 
by  special  supply. 

OVERFIELD.  A  small  settlement 
in  Barbour  county,  11  miles  west  of  Phil- 
ippi,  the  judicial  seat,  banking  and  ship- 
ping point.  Population,  20.  E.  C.  Trim- 
ble, postmaster. 

Doyle  A,  blacksmith. 
Kayser  E  M,  general  store. 
Reeder  Isam,  shoemaker. 

OVERHILL.  A  postoffice  in  Up- 
shur county,  4i  miles  southeast  of  Buck- 
hannon,  the  judicial  seat,  banking  town 
and  shipping  station.  Population,  50. 
Susan  Heavner,  postmaster. 

Day  G  F,  general  store. 
Day  Solomon,  flour  mill. 
Heavner  G  T,  Carpenter. 
Kesling  Gideon,  blacksmith. 
Kiddy  James  I,  carpenter. 

OX  BOW.  A  farmhouse  postoffice 
in  Ritchie  county,  16  miles  southwest  of 
Ritchie  C.  H.  and  75  from  Wheeling.  Its 
shipping  point  is  Petroleum,  on  the  P.  br. 
of  the  B.  &  O.  R.  R.  Michael  Goldin, 
postmaster. 

Wiedman  John  G,  blacksmith. 


OXFORD.  A  settlement  of  50  peo- 
ple, in  Doddridge  county,  12  miles  south- 
west of  West  Union,  the  judicial  seat  and 
shipping  point,  and  65  from  Wheeling. 
M.  G.  Zinn,  postmaster. 

Martin  E  H,  physician. 
Pritcher  George,  carpenter. 
Pritcher  M  R,  carpenter. 
Wilson  Lowtber,  General  Store. 
Wilson  S,  blacksmith. 


PACK'S  PERRY.  A  farmhouse 
postoffice  in  Summers  county,  7  miles 
south  of  Hinton,  the  judicial  seat,  banking 
and  shipping  point. 


P ADEN'S  VALLEY.  A  small  set- 
tlement on  the  Ohio  river  and  O.  R.  R.R.r 
in  Wetzel  county,  5  miles  southwest  of 
New  Martinsville,  the  judicial  seat  and 
banking  point.  Exp.,  Adams.  E.  K. 
Pollock,  postmaster. 

Boy  ers  J  W,  General  Store. 
Dennis  Jacob,  live  stock. 
Keefer  George,  live  stock. 


PAINT  CREEK.  A  station  on  the 
C.  &  O.  Ry,  in  Kanawha  county,  21  miles- 
southeast  of  Charleston,  the  judicial  seat 
and  banking  town,  and  140  from  Wheel- 
ing. Exp.,  Adams.  Tel.,  W.  U.  Popu- 
lation, 300.     J.  M.  Watton,  postmaster. 

Crown  Hill  Splint  Coal  Co,  Coal 

Operators  and  General  Store. 
Howery  S  M  &  Bro,  general  store. 
Watton  J  M,  General  Store. 


PAINTER'S  MILL.  A  small  set- 
tlement in  Preston  county,  18  miles  south- 
east of  Kingwood  C.  H.,  the  banking 
town,  and  8  from  Terra  Alta,  its  shipping 
point,  on  the  B.  &  O.  R.  R.  Population,, 
30.     Mail,  daily. 

Painter  &  Bro,  flour  and  saw  mill. 


PALACE  VALLEY.  A  small  set- 
tlement in  Upshur  county,  25  miles  south 
of  Buckhannon.the  judicial  seat  and  bank- 
ing town,  and  4  from  Alexander,  its  ship- 
ping station .    Stephen  Morgan,  postmaster. 

Morgan  8  E,  flour  mill. 

PALATINE.  A  town  of  800  inhabi- 
tants, located  in  Marion  county,  on  the 
Monongahela  river,  oppposite  Fairmont, 
the  judicial  seat,  banking  town  and  ship- 
ping station  on  the  B.  &  O.  R.  R.      Pala- 


Pianos  and  Organs  "3T  C.  A,  House, 


1324  and  1326  Market 

Street, 

WHEELING,  W.  VI. 


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tine  is  incorporated,  has  3  churches,  a 
graded  school,  State  Normal  school,  1 
hotel,  brick  yards,  1  flour  mill,  etc.  E. 
A.  Wilson,  postmaster. 

Adams  &  Springer  (George  Adams,  James 
H  Springer),  brick  mnf  rs. 

Arnett  Wm  N,  blacksmith. 

Aurora  Colliery,  Orrell  Coal  Co  operators. 

Ayers  Zack  M,  druggist. 

Barnes  James  W,  flour  mill. 

Boyers  Cyrus  F,  physician. 

Gray  Win,  Pension  Attorney. 

Harr  Harry  T,  physician. 

Hayes  &  Trickett,  milliner. 

Hershberger  Mrs  Lucinda,  grocer. 

Hess  James,  barber. 

Hoult  &  Co  (Thomas  T  Hoult,  E  Trickett), 
dry  goods. 

Koon  A  B  &  Co  (Albert  B  Koon,  G  H 
Hess),  marble  works. 

Leavelle  Mrs  Iva,  milliner. 

Leonard  Bros  (Guy  A  and  Edwin  D),  gro- 
cers. 

Linn  Harry  A,  lawyer. 

Means  James  C,  carpenter. 

Merrifield  Edmund,  grocer. 

Orr  &  Pople  (Morgan  D  Orr,  John  S 
Pople),  general  store. 

Palatine  Colliery,  Orrell  Coal  Co  operators. 

Richardson  George  H,  carpenter. 

Riverside  House,  E  P  Watkins  propr. 

Rymer  Henry  A,  physician. 

Shields  Patrick  H,  grocer. 

Stanley  John,  shoemaker. 

Sterling  Albert  W,  physician. 

Swearingen  J  R,  carpenter. 

Watkins  Elijah  F,  propr  Riverside  House. 

Wilson  Evan  A,  gen  store  and  postmaster. 

Wilson  Frank  A,  carpenter. 


PAN    HANDLE. 

See  Collier's. 


Brooke  county. 


PANSY.  A  country  postoffice  In 
Grant  county,  5  miles  southwest  of  Peters- 
burgh,  the  judicial  seat,  7  from  Moore- 
field,  the  nearest  bank  location,  and  48 
from  Keyser,  the  nearest  rail  approach. 
Mail,  daily.     D.  C.  Sites,  postmaster. 

Day  J  W,  general  store. 
Heavener  J  W,  clerk. 
Mohler  H  E,  blacksmith. 


PARADISE.  A  small  settlement  in 
Putnam  county,  8^  miles  northeast  of 
Winfield,  the  judicial  seat,  25  from 
Charleston,  the  nearest  banking  point,  and 
8  from  Red  House,  its  shipping  station. 
Has  3  churches,   a  saw  mill  and  2  stave 


mills.     Population,  75.     Mail,  tri-weekly. 
Wm.  Parkins,  postmaster. 

Bolin  John,  physician. 

Braley  &   McHaffle,    general    store    and 

saw  mill. 
Courtney  D  G,  flour  mill. 
Gillispie  B  C,  meat  market. 
Honaker  E  S,  live  stock. 
Linkart  Peter,  carpenter. 
Long  W  E,  carpenter. 
McKee  Elmer,  barber. 
Parkins  J  S,  lawyer. 
Parkins  N  M,  blacksmith. 
Parkins  Wm,  General  Store. 


PARCHMENT     VALLEY.       In 

Jackson  county,  5  miles  southwest  of 
Jackson  C.  H.,  the  nearest  bank  location, 
4^  from  Evans,  the  nearest  shipping  point, 
and  105  from  Wheeling.  A.  E.  Parsons, 
postmaster. 

Casto  G  R,  flour  and  corn  mill. 

Davis  G  W,  farmer. 

Hood  H,  farmer. 

Lewis  M  D,  farmer. 

Morrison  G  M,  farmer. 

Oldham  WK&NE,  live  stock. 

Parsons  A  E,  Furniture. 

Parsons  A  F,  live  stock. 

Parsons  A  L,  farmer. 

Parsons  F  R  &  J  N,  live  stock. 

Parsons  G  W,  general  store  and   planing 

mill. 
Robinson  Allen,  farmer. 
Thomas  R  E,  farmer. 


PARKER'S.  In  Doddridge  county, 
16  miles  southeast  of  West  Union,  the 
judicial  seat,  and  3  south  of  Long  Run, 
the  nearest  shipping  point.  C.  O.  Parker, 
postmaster. 

Amos  B  S,  physician. 
Davis  A  A,  silversmith. 
Overfleld  J  W,  carpenter. 
Parker  C  O,  Constable. 
Smith  C  C,  blacksmith. 


PARKERSBURGH.  The  second 
city  in  the  State  in  population,  commerce 
and  manufacture,  and  the  county  seat  of 
Wood  county,  is  located  at  the  confluence 
of  the  Ohio  and  Little  Kanawha  rivers,  100 
miles  below  Wheeling.  A  handsome  iron 
bridge  spans  the  Ohio  here.the  longest,  with 
one  exception,  in  the  U.  S.  The  city  has  a 
beautiful  natural  location  on  an  elevated 
plateau,  and  having  an  excellent  fire  de- 
partment, is  comparatively  free  from  dan- 


Bryan  &  Spencer,  Practical  Plnmbers. 


Gai  and  Steam  Pitting;  In 

all  Its  Detail*. 
PARKERSBVRG,  W.V«, 


UNDERTAKERS  AND  FUNERAL  DIRECTORS.  R  Mpnrlpl  ft  Pn 

V      1124  Main  Street,  Wheeling,  West  Virginia.    Ul  If  lUllUul    W  UUi 


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ger  by  fire  or  flood.  The  Baltimore  & 
Ohio  Railroad  and  the  Ohio  River  Railroad 
afford  ample  transportation  facilities,  the 
latter  having  its  main  offices  and  shops  at 
this  point.  Thus,  the  city  enjoys  the 
advantages  of  rail  and  river.  A  conserva- 
tive estimate  will  place  the  population  of 
Parkersburgh  at  15, 000, although  the  census 
reports  show  but  slightly  over  8,000. 
Owing  to  the  fact  that  the  corporation 
lines  of  the  city  have  never  been 
extended  since  its  inception,  and  as  most 
of  its  growth  has  been  outside  of  these 
lines,  it  is,  perhaps,  double  that  reported 
by  the  census  bureau.  The  prosperity  of 
the  building  industry  and  its  allied  inter- 
ests reflect  significantly  the  city's  growth 
and  development.  The  homes  of  the 
working  classes  are  pretty,  cozy  and  com- 
fortable; the  residences  of  the  wealthier 
citizens  are  spacious  and  elegant,  and  the 
business  houses  are  substantial  and  attrac- 
tive. Real  estate  has  never  commanded 
fancy  prices,  but  is  steadily  increasing  in 
value,  enabling  the  working  classes  to  own 
their  own  homes  and  thus  materially  en- 
hancing the  welfare  and  prosperity  of  the 
city.  The  banking  business  is  transacted 
by  the  following  thoroughly  reliable 
banks:  the  Citizens'  National  Bank,  the 
Parkerburgh  National  Bank,  the  First  Na- 
tional Bank  and  the  Second  National  Bank. 
But  few  cities  of  its  size  have  ampler  bank- 
ing facilities,  and  none  have  sounder  banks 
than  Parkersburgh.  Notwithstanding  the 
phenomenal  industrial  advance,  that  of  the 
educational  interest  has  been  equally  great. 
The  public  schools  are  unsurpassed  by  those 
of  any  community  in  the  country.  There 
are  six  commodious  public  school  build- 
ings now  in  use,  in  addition  to  which  a 
high  school  building  is  in  course  of  erec- 
tion that  surpasses  in  size  and  architectural 
beauty  many  institutions  of  like  character 
in  the  largest  cities.  Parkersburgh's  post- 
office  and  custom  house  building  is  the 
finest  in  the  State,  and  her  academy  of 
music  would  be  a  credit  to  any  city.  The  city 
is  supplied  with  gas  and  water  works,  light- 
ed by  electricity,  has  telephone  exchange, 
excellently  paved  streets,  street  car  and 
carette  systems  and  all  the  conveniences  of 
a  modern  metropolis.  Neither  are  religious 
organizations  neglected,  there  being  13 
churches,  representing  the  leading  religious 
denominations.  Journalistic  enterprise  has 
not  gone  unrewarded,  as  is  evinced  by  the 
spirit  and  intelligence  of  its  public  press 
and  the  generous  support  that  is  accorded 
thereto.   The  Stale  Journal  and  the  Sentinel 


(daily  and  weekly)  are  newspapers  of  which 
any  city  might  well  be  proud.  There  is 
also  one  monthly  supported,  Smith's  Index. 
The  most  extensive  business  interests  of 
Parkersburgh  are  those  of  the  lumber  in- 
dustry. The  poplar,  walnut,  oak,  cherry, 
and  other  woods  with  which  West  Virginia 
abounds,  are  manufactured  into  all  classes 
of  furniture,  sawed  lumber,  etc.,  and 
shipped  to  every  known  land.  The  other 
manufacturing  interests  comprise  oil  re- 
fineries, machine  shops,  foundries,  flour 
mills,  tanneries,  paper  and  pulp  factories, 
and  numerous  other  industries.  Exp.,U.  S. 
Tel.,W.  U.  Stowell  S.  Hazen,  postmaster. 
Academy  of  Music,  Edward  B  Cady  mngr, 

507  Juliana. 
Adair  John,  agent  B  &  O  R  R. 
Adair  Richard    H,   Architect,   5251 

Market.     (Seep  287.) 
Adams  Express  Co,   Nelson  E  Doolittle 

agent,  412  Market. 
Allen  S  B,  dentist,  315  5th. 
Ala'  Central  Hotel,  Fred  Christmyer  propr, 

cor  3d  and  Ann. 
Amiss  James,  barber,  cor  5th  and  Market. 
Anderson  James  H,  grocer,  217  Market. 
Andrews  W  P,  ticket  agent  B&ORR. 
Archer  Tachel  B,  Corporation  Law- 
yer, 312  Juliana. 
Arendt  Christian,  meats,  512  Market. 
Arthur  Andrew  C,  mach,  604  Avery. 
Atlantic  Tea  Co,  James  B  Hickman  mngr, 

418  Market. 
Baker  John  J,  barber,  128  Ann. 
Bandy  A  J,  assistant  freight  and  passenger 

agent  O  R  R  R. 
Barr  Walter  S,  meats,  807  7th. 
Barrett  Mrs  Margaret,  grocer,  932  7th. 
Barrows  Joseph,  fruits,  Market  House. 
Bartlett  Marion  B,  hotel,  800  Jeannette. 
Beckwith    Arthur    B,    produce,    Market 

House. 
Bekurs  Charles,  saloon,  212  3d. 
Bcnllcy  &  Gerwig  Furniture  Co 
(Wm  B  Bentley,   Edward  C   Gerwig), 
Mnfrs  Chamber  Furniture  and  Ward- 
robes, cor  Ann  and  6th  and  427  Market. 
Berry  Bros  (Benjamin  F  and   David  R), 

shoemakers,  125  3d. 
Berry  Wilmer  M,  furniture  mnfr,  21414th. 
Biddle  Bros  (Samuel  H  and   Charles 
M),    Wholesale    Produce,    and    Agents 
Reymann  Brewing    Co,    118    and    120 
Ann.     (Seep  291.) 
Black  Thomas  A,  carpenter,  6th  bet  Juli- 
ana and  Market. 
Blackford    Thomas,     Merchandise 
Broker  and  Commission  Merchant,  327 
Juliana. 


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THE  W.  H.  SMfTH  HARDWARE  CO., 


CUTLERY, 
AGRICULTURAL 
IMPLEMENTS, 
WOODENWARE 
AND  STOYES. 


HARDWARE, 

IRON  and 

STEEL. 

Manufacturers 
OF  TINWARE, 


Our  Large  and  Complete  Assortments  enable  us  to  offer  Inducements  Surpassed  by  None.  Follow- 
ing is  a  Synopsis  of  our  Immense  A'ariety: 

Shelf  and  Heavy  Hardware,  Carriage,  Wagonmakers'  and  Blacksmiths'  Goods  and  Tools,  Saddlers' 
Goods,  Saddlery  Hardware,  Cordage,  Twines,  Paper  Bags,  Wrapping  Paper,  Woodenware,  Baskets, 
Brooms,  Paints,  Oils,  Brushes,  Sash.  Doors,  Blinds,  Glass,  Lime.  Cement,  Plaster,  Plasterers'  Hair, 
Fire  Clay,  Fire  Brick,  Terra  Cotta  Flue  Pipe.  Shingles,  Iron  and  Tin  Roofing,  Bar  Iron,  Steel,  Sleigh 
Woods,  Stoves,  Plain,  Stamped  and  Japanned  Tinwares,  Tinners'  Trimmings  and  Tools,  Sheet  Iron, 
Zinc,  Copper  and  Brass,  Mantels.  Fire  Fronts,  Wire,  Brass  and  Copper  Goods,  Granite  Iron  Ware, 
Flat  and  Hollow  Silver-plated-ware,  Clocks.  Fishing  Tackle,  Guns,  Revolvers,  Pocket  and  Table  Cut- 
lery, School  Supplies,  Shoe  Findings,  Leather  and  Gum  Belting,  Packing,  Scales,  Grain  Mills,  Fan 
Mills  and  various  novelties  and  specialties  on  which  we  will,  at  any  time,  be  pleased  to  make  you  very 
special  close  prices  on  application.  Soliciting  your  orders,  we  are  very  respectfully  yours,  The  W.  H. 
Smith  Hardware  Co.    Office  and  salesrooms.  117  and  119  Third  St.,PARKERSB(JRG,  \V.  VA. 


C.  J.  STECHOW. 


W.  L,.  NEWLAND. 


C.  J.  STECHOW  FURNITURE  AND  FIXTURE  CO., 

manufacture  to  Order  Office  Furniture  and  Bar  Fixtures;   also  all  Kinds  <>! 

Special   Furniture. 


<  12  and  I  14  Market  Street, 


PARKERS3URC,  W.  VA. 


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HOTEL   SCHAEPEE. 

W.  D.  SCHAEFER,  Proprietor. 


An  Elegant  Sample  Room,    Everything  Entirely  New  and  First-Class*.    Special 
Attention  to  Comfort  of  Guests.     Lighted  Throughout  by  Gas  and  Electricity. 

Sixth  Street,  opposite  B.  &  0.  Passenger  Depot, 

PARKERSBURG,  -  WEST  VIRGINIA. 


J? 


THE  STATE  JOURNAL. 


■2^ 


(DAILY  AND  WEEKLY.) 


WHITE  &  BAKER, 


PROPRIETORS. 


Daily,  the  Leading  Evening  Paper  In  the  State. 
Weekly,  a  State  Paper  and  so  Recognized. 


PARKERSBURG, 


WEST  VIRGINIA. 


IRON  RAILING, 

GUARDS, 
GRATINGS, 

CELLAR  DOORS, 
COAL  SHUTES, 


GRILLS,  ETC. 
FLY  SCREENS  AND 

AWNINGS  TO  ORDER. 

314  Pennsylvania  Ave. 


Real  Estate  and  Collection  Agent, 


WHEELING,  WEST  VIRGINIA. 


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Blubaugh  Charles  B,  phys,  407i  Market. 
Board  of  World's  Fair  Mngrs, 

Wm  N  Chancellor  Pres,  George  M  Bow- 
ers Treas ;  Robert  S  Carr,  John  8  Naylor, 
Sidney  Haymond;  M  C  McKay  Sec, 
Office  cor  Juliana  and  4th. 

Boger  C  M,  physician,  4th. 

Boggs  Francis  C,  lawyer,  310  4th. 

Bond  Erwin  D  J,  physician,  609£  Market. 

Boreman  Arthur  I,  lawyer,  240i  s  s  Court 
square. 

Boreman  K  S  &  Son  (Kenner  S  and  Robert 
J  A),  insurance,  332  Juliana. 

Boreman  Thomas  I,  general  store,  240  s  s 
Court  square. 

Boreman  Wm  I,  druggist,  615  Market. 

Bosbury  Chas  J  &  Sons  (Charles  J  Bos- 
bury),hardware  and  roofers,  608  Market. 

Boss  George  W,  oil  opr  Juliana  and  3d. 

Bradford  S  &  Sons  (Simon,  Floyd  J  and 
George  L),  general  store,  801  7th. 

Bradish  Oil  Co,  George  Bradish  pres,  M  C 
C  Church  sec  and  treas,  112  3d. 

Briant  C,  meats,  612  Market. 

Brown  John  M,  Agent  Parkersburgh 
News  and  Book  Store,  123  3d. 

Bryan  &  Spencer  (Charles  F  Bryan, 
John  W  Spencer),  Plumbers,  5th  St 
Market  House.  (See  right  bottom  lines 
andp  293.) 

Bryan  &  Weiller  (Beverly  G  Bryan, 
Michael  Weiller),  druggists,  411  Market. 

Buckley  Joseph  L,  merchant  tailor,  307 
IVlarket 

Buehler  Charles  W,  hotel,  430  Market. 

Bullock  Edmund  T,  Lawyer;  Ref- 
erence, Second  National  Bank,  2401 
Court  Square. 

Bulloek  Talbot  O,  Lawyer;  Collec- 
tions Promptly  Attended  to;  Reference, 
Citizens'  National  Bank,  240£  Court 
Square. 

Burk  F  B,  lawyer,  320  Juliana. 

Burwell  W  N,  physician,  421£  Market. 

Busch  John,  liquors,  127  Ann. 

Bush  B  &  Sons  (Wm  H,  Wm  H  Jr 
and  Fred  L),  Merchant  Tailors,  205  3d. 

Butcher  B  Frank,  cigar  mnfr,  625  Juliana. 

Butscher  JLouis  &,  Bro  (Louis  and 
Joseph),  Gun  and  Locksmiths,  127  3d. 
(See  p  287.) 

Cady  J,  grocer,  East  End. 

Caldwell  Charles  T,  Prosecuting  At- 
torney Wood  County;  Office,  Court 
House. 

Caldwell  &.  Caldwell  (Charles  T 
and  Fred  C),  Lawyers;  Office,  Court 
House, 

Callander  John  C,  veterinary  surgeon,  6th 
bet  Market  and  Juliana. 


Camden    Consolidated    Oil    Co, 

W  H  Tilford  Pres,  C  W  Archbold 
Vice- Pres,  W  H  D  Read  Sec  and  TreaB, 
cor  Juliana  and  4th. 

Camden  John  S,  general  store,  701  Market. 

Camden  Hon  Johnson  IV,  Pres 
West  Virginia  &  Pittsburgh  R  R  Co, 
Monongahela  Coal  and  Coke  Co,  and 
Monongahela  River  R  R  Co,  cor  3d  and 
Juliana.     {See  adv.) 

Camden  T  B,  physician,  305  5th. 

Campbell  Calvin,  grocer,  211  Market. 

Campbell  George,  Propr  Hotel  Blen- 
nerhassett.  First  National  Bank  Bldg. 

Campbell  Mathew,  physician,  cor  6th  and 
Avery. 

Carfer  S  M,  dressmaker,  622£  7th. 

Carney  George  W,  city  collector. 

Carney  Theresa  V,  grocer,  cor  6th  and 
Avery. 

Caswell  Harry,  dry  goods,  315  Market. 

Caswell  Machine  Co  (Nathan  S  and  Wm  S 
Caswell),  founders  and  machinists,  208 
1st. 

Caswell  Wm  S,  plumber,  112  3d. 

Central  District  and  Printing  Telegraph 
Co,  Matthew  R  Wolff  supt,  John  E 
Mayhew  mngr,  418£  Market. 

Chancellor  Alfred  B,  livery,  201  Juliana. 

Chancellor  Edmund  P  jr,  gents'  furngs, 
403  Market. 

Chancellor  E  P  &  Son  (Edmund  P  and 
Edmund  P  jr),  insurance,  403  Market. 

Christmyer  Fred,  propr  Als'  Central  Hotel, 
cor  3d  and  Ann. 

Circle  James  M,  grocer,  629  Juliana. 

Citizens'  Building  Association,  T  P  Jeffrey 
pres,  W  T  Rittenhouse  sec,  W  B  Mc- 
Gregor treas,  224  5th.' 

Citizens'  Coal  Co,  Baldwin  D  Spilman 
pres,  Philip  D  Neal  sec  and  treas,  cor 
Green  and  6th  and  foot  3d. 

Citizens'  National  Bank  (Capital, 
$100,000;  Surplus  and  Undivided  Profits, 
$37,000),  Jacob  B  Jackson  Pres,  Charles 
H  Shattuck  Cash,  cor  Market  and  5th. 

Ciark  Andrew  G,  physician,  209£  3d. 

Clark  Edward,  liquors,  504  Market. 

Clark  James  &  Co  (James  Clark,  John 
Keatiug,  Sigmund  Rosenheim),  agents, 
liquors,  300  Market. 

Clark  Robert  jr,  saloon,  224  Court  sq. 

Clark  Thomas  V,  water  works  comnr. 

Clemens  Oliver  M,  clerk  circuit  and  crimi- 
nal courts,  Court  House. 

Coffman  &  Co  (Charles  F  Coffman,  Ran- 
dolph Logan),  boots  and  shoes,  424 
Market. 

Cohen  Wm  &  Co  (Wm  Cohen,  Samuel 
Kahn),  clothing,  311  Market. 


HPlow  ChQUf   Mnfr of  Shaws  ( 
i  Olay  OHaWj  Chapped  Hands, 


CHAP  CREAM.  Latest  discovery  for 
Lips  and  Face.    Piedmont,  W.  Va. 


Poahnrlu  Inenranno  Pn  0F  wheeling,  w.  va.  Losses  Paid  to 

rCdUUUy  IlldUiallbC  UUi  Citizens  of  West  Va.,  over  $500,000.00. 


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Coleman  Daniel,  barber,  217*  Market. 

Collins  Alonzo  L,  grocer,  605  Market. 

Commercial  Hotel,  Nolan  &  Dowdproprs, 
Court  sq. 

Conly  Wm  8,  tel  opr  B  &  O  R  R. 

Cooper  &.  Kline  (Wm  H  Cooper, 
John  B  Kline),  Planing  and  Saw  Mill, 
South  Side. 

Co-operative  Store,  Ed  Savage  mngr,  gen- 
eral store,  cor  St  Mary's  and  13th. 

Cothern  Thomas  C,  grocer,  930  Market. 

Cotton  G  H  Company,  Wm  W  Jackson 
sec,  Samuel  Logan  treas,  books  and 
stationery,  609  Market. 

Cottrill  John  L,  cabinetmaker,  526  Juliana. 

Cover  George  M,  agent  U  S  Express  Co. 

Covert  Ralph,  shoes,  309  Market. 

Cox  Wm  M,  chief  deputy  U  S  Internal 
Revenue,  P  O  bldg. 

Crisler  John,  saloon,  714  7th. 

Dare  &  Carney  (John  M  Dare,  George  W 
Carney), furn  and  undertkrs,527  Market. 

Davis  Joseph  M,  lawyer,  306  Juliana. 

Davis  Mrs  Lucetta,  restaurant,  313  6th. 

Dent  Wm  W,  observer  U  S  weather  bu- 
reau, P  O  bldg. 

Devol  Bros  (Frank  E  and  T  Cook),  found- 
ers, 8th. 

De  Vore  Zachary  T,  notions,  237  3d. 

Dickel  Jno  &  Sons  (John,  Hubert  P  and 
John  jr),  stoves  and  hdware,206  Market. 

Dils  JW&  Sons  (James  W,  Hugh  P,  Jo- 
seph H  and  James  W  jr),  dry  goods  and 
shoes,  227-229  3d. 

Donagho  A  P  &  Son,  potters,  *  mile  n. 

Doolittle  Nelson  E,  agent  Adams  Express 
Co,  412  Market. 

Dor6ey  John  B,  master  mechanic  O  R  R  R. 

Dorsey  J  M,  confectioner,  cor  Market  and 
6th. 

Drennen  George  A,  shoes,  326  6th. 

Dubinsky  Bros  &  Co  (Jacob  and  Berman 
Dubinsky,  Herman  Louis),  junk,  104 
Market  and  130  Ann. 

Dudley  &  Carney  (John  W  Dudley,  John 
V  Carney),  florists,  519  Market. 

Dunbar  Robert  W  H,  junk,  131  Market. 

Dunbar  Vanum  A,  real  estate,  cor  Juliana 
and  4th. 

Dunbar  VA&  Son  (Vanum  A  and  John 
V),  civil  engineers,  331  Juliana. 

Dye  Wm  H,  lawyer,  310*  4th. 

Dye  &  Johnston  (Perry  D  Dye,  Joseph  M 
Johnston),  blacksmiths,  309  2d. 

Dyer  &  Webb  (Wm  Dyer,  Jacob  Webb), 
barbers,  427  6th. 

Earnest  David  J,  poultry,  Market  House. 

Edwards  Ira,  dentist,  315  5th. 

Elletson  George,  printer,  231*  3d. 

Enright  Clarence  M,  lawyer,  208  3d. 


Epstein  Charles,  clothier,  cor  Juliana  and 

3d. 
Eureka  Pipe  Line  Co,  C  W  Archbold  agt, 

204  4th. 
Evans  John  L,  grocer,  603  Market. 
Evans  Wm,  shoes,  614  Market. 
Fallon  Robert  E,  blacksmith,  116  Market. 
Fariss  Julia  A,  ice  cream,  632  7th. 
Farrow  Joseph  S  A,  county  surveyor. 
Feik  Adam,  genl  store,  St  Mary's  ave. 
Fell  J  P  &  Co  (John  P  and   Charles  E 

Fell),  saloon,  121  Ann. 
Fewsmith  Crowell  S,  lumber  mnfr,  609* 

Market. 
Figdor  Erme,  dry  goods,  402  Market. 
First    National    Bank    of    Parkersburgh, 

West  Va  (capital,  $250,000;  surplus  and 

undivided  profits,  $70,000),  Johnson  N 

Camden  pres,   F  M  Durbin  cash,    cor 

Market  and  4lh. 
Fischer  John  H,  shoes,  232  Court  sq  and 

511  Market. 
Flanagan    Wm   II,  Jobber  in  Fine 

Whiskies,   316  Market.     (See  right  top 

lines  and  p  289.) 
Fleming  G    A    &    Son    (George    A    and 

Charles),  grocers,  702  7th. 
Fleming  Henry,  shoes,  708  7th. 
Fletcher  James  K,  merchant  tailor,610  7th. 
Fought  George  M,  sporting    goods,    506 

Market. 
Fox  Charles,  saloon,  419  6th. 
Frame  Alfred  N,  physician,  324  Juliana. 
Franklin  Dr  Lewis  S,  drugs,  325  13th. 
Friedrich   Bros  (Henry  P  and    Wm    H), 

merchant  tailors,  611  Market. 
Fries  Gust  L,  saloon,  404  Market. 
Gandee  George  W,  dentist,  424*  Market. 
Gibbens  George  B,  printer,  130  3d. 
Gibson  John  jr,  saloon,  124  Ann. 
Gilbert  John  L,  produce,  Market  House. 
Gi les  James  §,  Shoemaker,  314  5th. 
Goetz  Conrad,  saloon,  426  Market. 
Good  James  W,  drugs,  138  Ann. 
Gordon  George  H,  real  estate,  208  3d. 
Gore  Mrs  Tabitlia,  Restaurant,  125* 

Ann.     (Seep  293.) 
Graff  H  &  Son  (Henry  and  Fred),  grocers, 

400  Market. 
Grimm  John  II,  Sample  Room  and 

Restaurant;    First-Class    in  Every    Re- 
spect, 202  3d. 
Guard  Wm  H,  Dyer  and  Repairer, 333 

3d. 
Guthrie  C  C  J,  physician,  138  Ann. 
Guyandolte  Timber  Co,  George  H 

Leatherbee  Sec  and  Treas,  Guyandotte, 

W  Va,  Main  Offlce.Parkersburgh,  W  Va. 
Gwynn  John,  grocer,  Swann. 
Hall  Levi  L,  grocer,  223  Ann. 


WOOD  BROS.  PLANING  MILL  CO.,  iiSf1^1 

WHEELING,  W.  VA.  (  and  Plans 


RACTORS     AND 
ERS.      Estimates 

Furnished  on  Application. 


PAR  AND   BUSINESS    DIBICCTORT. 


PAR 


287 


R.  H.  ADAIR, 

ARCHITECT 

AND  SUPERINTENDENT. 

Plans,    Specifications   and    Estimates   Promptly 
Furnished. 
Drawings  of  all  Kinds  Carefully  Executed. 

525i  Market  St.,    Parkersburg,  TV.  Ya. 


BELTING, 
HOSE, 

LACE  LEATHER, 
PACKINGS, 

INJECTORS, 
NATURAL  GAS  GOODS, 
PUMPS, 
GAS  FIXTURES, 
BATH  TUBS, 

COOKING   RANGES, 
SINKS, 
SOIL  PIPES. 
HYDRANTS, 

RANGE  BOILERS, 
WASH   STANDS, 
WATER  CLOSETS, 
MARBLE  SLABS, 
SEWER  PIPE. 


CHARLES  H.  TURNER, 


DEALER   IX 


STEAM,  WATER,  GAS,  PUMP 


FJ 


FACTORY  SUPPLIES, 

Belting,  Hose,  Etc.    Steam  and  Hot  Water  Heat- 
ing, Sanitary  Plumbing,  Gas  and 
Steam  Fitting,  Etc. 

306  308  Juliana  St.,    PARKERSBURG,  W.  VA. 

TELEPHONE  24. 


HENRY  S.  TOWNSEND, 

RESTAURANT 


Meals  Served  at  all  Hours. 
Beit  Accommodations  for  the  Traveling 
Public. 
Within  Half  a  Square  of  B.  &  O.  Depot. 
Good  Booms  in  Connection. 

429  Sixti  St.,  Parkersburg,  W.  Va. 


LOUIS  BUTSCHER  &  BRO., 

GUN  AND  LOCKSMITHS. 

Repairing  of  Every  Description  Promptly  Attended  to. 

Iron  Fences  Furnished  on  Short  Notice.    Iron  Work  of 
Every  Description  Done. 


No.  127  Third  Street, 


PARKERSBURG,  W.  VA. 


Ltjmhpi"    J.  L.   Rumbarger  Lumber  Co., 
Ullld/vl   E     BOBBIN,  XV.  VA.    KS'-All  Orders  Snipped  Promptly. 


THE  W.  H.  SMITH  HARDWARE  CO. 


Builders'  Materials:  Sash,  Doors,  Blinds, 
Shingles,  Paints,  Oils  and  Class.  The  W.  H. 
Smith  Hardware  Co.,  Parkersbnrg,  W.  Ta. 


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Hall  Morri3  T,  pianos  and  dentist,315  5th. 
Harnish  Henry  F,  harnessmaker,  238  s  s 

Court  sq. 
Harris  John  T,  stenographer,  312  Juliana. 
Harris  Thomas  A,  physician,  419£  Market. 
Hazen  Stowell  S,  postmaster. 
Hcinsfurler  Jonas  M,   Restaurant; 

Lodging  for  the  Traveling  Public,   119- 

121  3d. 
Helmick  Daniel  C,  Lawyer,  325  Ju- 
liana.    (See  p  291.) 
Hendershot    Joseph    K,    dry    goods,   821 

7th. 
Henson  Frank,  liquors,  103  Ann. 
Henson  Wm  C,  grocer,  213  Market. 
Hickman  James  B,  mngr  Atlantic  Tea  Co, 

418  Market. 
liielile  E    Oscar,  Bottler  of  Mineral 

Waters,  Soft  Drinks,  Etc,  107-109  Ann. 

(See  right  bottom  lines  andp  58.) 
Hiehle  John  R,  baker,  236  Court  sq. 
Hiehle  Theodore  H,  saloon,  220  Market. 
Hogan  John  G,  stenographer,  331  Juliana. 
Hollister  A  L,  county  school  supt. 
Holloran  Patrick  W,  teacher  of  bookkeep- 
ing, 231|  N  Court  sq. 
Holtz  Mrs  D  E,  dressmaker,  609i  Market. 
Hopkins  Fred,  dentist,  315  5th. 
Hopkins  &  A  miss  (George  J  Hopkins, 

Herman  L  Amiss),  Pianos,  Organs,  Art 

Goods,  Etc,  409  Market. 
Hornor  Rolle  E,Propr  Parkersburgh 

Sentinel,  218-220  5th. 
Hotel      Blennerhassett,      George 

Campbell  Propr,    First  National  Bank 

Bldg. 
Hotel  Buckingham,  Joseph  H  Saf- 

ford   Propr,  near    Steamboat  Landing. 

(Seep  293.) 
Hotel  De  Graff.  John  D  Rapp  propr,  cor 

Market  and  4th. 
Hotel    SchaefTer,   Wm  D  Schaeffer 

Propr,  423  6th.     (See  p  284  ) 
Hudson  G  W,  physician,  802  7th. 
Huff  &  Co  (Albert,  George  and  Wm  Huff), 

grocers,  723  7th. 
Hughes  Leonidas  W,  city  clerk. 
Hull  Charles  L,  grocer,  431  6th. 
Hull  Robert  M  F,   meats,  503  Market  and 

810  7th. 
Hull  R  J,  druggist,  841  7th. 
Hunt  &  Wetherell   (James  A  Wetherell), 

musical  insts,  cor  Juliana  and  3d 
Hutchinson  George  W,  feed,  835  7th. 
Hutchinson  John   A,    Lawyer  and 

Real  Estate,  cor  Juliana  and  4th. 
Hutchinson  John  F,  lawyer,  331  Juliana. 
Ingersol  Edward  A,  painter,  cor  Ann  and 

4th. 


Jackson  A  G  Hardware  Co  (Andrew  G 
Jackson,  Charles  H  Shattuck,  Henry  C 
Jackson),  hardware,  311  Market. 

Jackson  Jacob  B,  lawyer,  324  Juliana. 

Jackson  Wm  W,  Real  Estate  and 
Commercial  Litigation;  Notary  Public- 
Reference,  Citizens'  National  Bank  of 
Parkersburgh,  324|  Juliana. 

Jamesson  Harper  C,  physician,  523  Avery. 

Jamison  D  Lee,  Lawyer  and  Notary 
Public;  Practices  in  State  and  Federal 
Courts;  Special  Attention  given  to  the 
Examination  of  Titles,  Abstracting 
Same,  and  Collections,  Tracewell  Block, 
Court  Sq. 

Jenkins  M,  general  store,  St  Mary's  ave. 

Jenkins  &  Shahan  (M  K  Jenkins,  Ed  W 
Sbahan),  mnfg  confectioners,  Academy 
of  Music  bldg. 

Jennings  James  H,  hotel,  803  Jeannette. 

Johnson   David  D,  lawyer,  Tracewell  blk. 

Johnson  Wm  E,  merchant  tailor,  320  6th. 

Jones  Charles  M.drugs.cor  6th  and  Avery. 

Jones  Gibson  S,  barber,  207  Ann. 

Jones  Henry  K,  dentist,  220  4th. 

Jones  Mrs  Martha  A,  restaurant,  107  3d. 

Joyce  Steven,  saloon.  425  6th. 

Kaltenecker  John,  Grocer,  601 
Green. 

Kaltenecker  John  Jr,  Saloon,  601 
Green.     (Seeopp.) 

Kane  Michael  W,  Jobber  in  Fine 
Whiskies,  211  3d.     (See  left  top  lines.) 

Karl  Wm  H,  cigar  mnfr,  324  6th. 

Keller  Henry,  clothing,  423  Market. 

Keller  Joseph,  merchant  tailor,  cor  3d  and 
Court  square. 

Kolley's  Foundry  (Patrick  H  and 
Wm  H  F  Kelley),  Founders,  Street  Rail- 
way Curves,  Switches  and  Frogs;  Oil 
Well  Castings,  Furnace  Fronts,  Etc, 
Green  head  of  2d. 

Kelley  John  H,  physician,  307  5th. 

Kendall  James  E,  physician,  609£  Market. 

Kidwell  Hannah  S,  milliner,  634  7th. 

Kidwell  Henry,  grocer,  928  George. 

Kidwell  John  H,  photographer,  634  7th. 

Kight  J  W  &  Co  (John  W  Kight),  dry 
goods,  533  Market. 

Kimes  Fred  J,  restaurant,  128  Ann. 

King  Frank  E,  mer  tailor,  602  Market. 

King  &  Sons,  general  store,  St  Mary's  av. 

Kirk  Wm,  Lumber  Mnfr,  Saw  and 
Planing  Mills,  South  Side. 

Kraft  Wm,  machinist,  1st. 

Kuder  Moses  A,  notions,  422  Market. 

La  Grange  Wm  R,  grocer,  719  Juliana. 

Laird  &  Turner  (John  F  Laird,  Smith  D 
Turner),  lawyers,  323  Juliana. 

Landis  Luther  W,  barber,  704  7th. 


Wli    ri  AM  AP  AM    Bottler  of  Fine  Brands  of  Whiskies.    Finest 
i  Hi  rLAIMAuAIMj  Bar  in  the  State.     PARKERSBURG,  W.  Va. 

PAR  AND   BUSINESS    DIRECTORY.  PAR  289 


PALACE  EXCHANG 

W.  H.  FLANAGAN,  Proprietor. 

BOTTLER  OF 


oi  w  nisKies. 

FINEST  BAR  II  THE  STATE, 

THE  NEW  HOTEL  BUILDING 

No.  316  MARKET  STREET, 


PARKERSBURG, 


WEST  VIRGINIA. 


BBANDY. 


J.  KALTENECKER,  Jr., 

GENERAL   DEALER  IN 


BTE. 


Liquors,  Wines 

BEER  AND  CICARS. 

ESTABLISHED  1S73. 

Your  Patronage  Solicited.     Pure  Liquors  Guar- 
anteed.   Highly  Recommended  for 
Medicinal  Use. 

SOI    G-reen.   Street, 
PARKERSBURG,  W.  VA. 


WINES. 


BOUBBON. 


W.    T.    RITTENHOUSE    &    CO., 

GENERAL  INSURANCE  AGENTS. 

LIFE,  FIRE  AND  ACCIDENT  INSURANCE 

PARKERSBURG,  -  -  WEST  VIRGINIA. 

pabstlrTwing  Co.  Kimmerling  &  Krauv^JssH0*- 


lf*F      WMFFI  IMR  IPF   AND  STORAGE  CO., 

rVEii       If  nLLLIIlU    SOL    WHEELING,    -     WEST  VIRGINIA. 


290 


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PAR 


Lang  Augustus  P,  insurance,  208  3d. 

Lavin's  Casino  Theatre,  James  Lavin  mngr, 
231  Ann. 

Lavin  Charles,  saloon,  602  7th. 

Lavin  Wm,  saloon,  235  3d. 

Leese  J  Ophelia,  fancy  goods,  604  Market. 

Little  Kanawha  Lumber  Co, 
George  H  Leatherbee  Genl  Mngr,  Abner 
W  West  Supt,  Mnfrs  Poplar  Lumber, 
East  End.  (See  bottom  edge  and  right 
bottom  lines.) 

Logan  Arthur,  livery,  4th  bet  Market  and 
Juliana. 

Logan  L  N  Carriage  Co  (Lewis  N 
Logan,  Isaac  H  Wright),  Carriage  Mnfrs, 
118-124  4th. 

Loomis  Charles  W,  photographer,  cor  Mar- 
ket and  7th. 

Loomis  &  Tavenner  (George  Loomis,  Lew- 
is N  Tavenner),  lawyers,  318  Juliana. 

Love  Archibald  C,  dep  collector,  P  O  bldg. 

McCandless  &  Dotson  (J  B  McCandless, 
James  S  Dotson),  cabinetmakers,  117 
Market. 

McCluer  Judge  John  G,  Lawyer, 
cor  Juliana  and  4th. 

McCoy  John  W,  shoes,  317  Market. 

McCoy  Michael,  saloon,  502  Market. 

McDougall  Walter  E,  lawyer. 

McGraw  John  E,  tel  opr  B  &  O  R  R. 

McKinney  &  DUs  (Jacob  M  McKinney,  S 
T  Dils),  dry  goods,  406  Market. 

McBJerney  John  J,  Fine  Wines, 
Liquors  and  Cigars,  212  Market.  (See 
opp) 

McNulty  Cary  M,  shoemaker,  cor  Lynn 
and  7th. 

Maloney  Miss  Annie  V,  milliner,  306  Mar- 
ket. 

Mann  Mrs  Almedia,  milliner,  808  7th. 

Mann  Wm  C,  lawyer,  320  Juliana. 

Marlow  David  B,  grocer,  1000  7th. 

Martin  C  C  &  Co  (Charles  C  Martin),  gro- 
cers, 227  Ann. 

Mather  Bros  (Ellis  and  John  W),  grocers, 
801  Market. 

Mather  John  W,  jeweler,  405  Market. 

Mayhew  John  E,  mngr  Central  District 
Telegraph  Co,  418*  Market. 

Mehen  James  R,  captain  of  police. 

Merrick  &  Smith  (Charles  D  Merrick, 
Levin  Smith),  lawyers,  308  Juliana. 

Hiller  Win  ST,  Attorney-at-Law ; 
Practices  in  the  State  and  Federal 
Courts,  n  s  Court  Square. 

Milligan  George  E  &  Co  (George  E  Milli- 
gan,  Wm  H  Trump),  railroad  ties,  114 
3d. 

Minks  A  J,  dentist,  315  5th. 


Mitchell  &  Co  (L  L  Mitchell,  A  N  Frame), 
livery,  216  Ann. 

Moats  Frank  P,  lawyer,  Tracewell  block. 

Moltatt  James  U,  Restaurant,  407 
6th.     (See  opp.) 

Monroe  Watson  W,  dentist,  409  Market. 

Moore  &  Cole  (Robert  T  Moore,  Philip  S 
Cole),  whol  produce,  323  Ann. 

Morehead  Erasmus  H,  hardware  and  farm 
impts,  311  3d. 

Morlang  George,  saloon,  209  Market. 

Morlang  Henry,  meats,  501  Market. 

Morlang  Theodore  jr,  grocer,  207  Market. 

Morris  L  Van,  deputy  circuit  clerk. 

Morrison  Charles  P,  general  store,  1225 
Market. 

Morrison  James  P,  grocer,  209  Ann. 

Moss  &  Bentley  (Harry  P  Moss,  Wm  Bent- 
ley),  books,  415  Market. 

Mullen  Edward  M,  deputy  collector,  P  O 
bldg. 

Mullen  Michael  W,  cigar  mnfr,  408  Mar- 
ket. 

Munchmeyer  &  Ganser  (Fred  Munch- 
meyer,  Henry  Ganser),  grocers,  421 
Market. 

Murdoch  James  N,  druggist,  113  3d. 

Murdoch  Wm  C  &  Co;  druggists,  cor  5th 
and  Market. 

Nathan  Lewis,  clothing,  221  Ann. 

Neal  Lawrence  P,  claim  attorney,  209*  3d. 

Neal  Olin  V,  jeweler,  416  Market. 

Neal  R  L  &  Co  (Robert  L  Neal,  Joseph  B 
and  Mrs  Nannie  Bradenbaugh),  hard- 
ware, 413  Market. 

Neal  Wm  L,  lawyer,  209*  3d. 

Nelly  Christian,  grocer,  201  Market. 

Nelly  Frederick,  grocer,  cor  Market  and 
5th. 

Niswander  George  W,  millinery,  314  Mar- 
ket. 

Niswander  G  W  &  Co  (George  W  Niswan- 
der), grocers,  713  Juliana. 

Nolan  &  Dowd  (Wm  T  Nolan,  John  F 
Dowd),  proprs  Commercial  Hotel,  Court 
square. 

Norris  Joseph  I,  grocer,  525  Market. 

Novelty  Mill  Co,  Joseph  B  Neal  pres, 
Abram  Smith  treas,  Wm  C  McCon- 
aughey  sec,  3d. 

O'Connor  D,  trainmaster  O  R  R  R. 

Ogdin  James  L,  grocer,  625  Market. 

Ohio  Valley  Coffee  Co,  Thomas  P  Jeffrey 
pres,  Simms  Powell  sec  and  treas,  214 
4th. 

Oliver  John  M,  hotel,  cor  Market  and  3d. 

Oliver  &  Buckley  (John  M  Oliver,  Edward 
A  Buckley),  saloon,  222  Market. 

Oriental  Hotel,  Mart  Petty  propr,  122 
Ann. 


West  Virginia  Real  Estate,  i 


Examination  of  Titles  to  West  Virginia  Beal 

Estate  a  Specialty.     OHAKLES     \V. 

ARRICK,  New  Martinsville,  West  Ya. 


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Paden  Wm  B,  tow  boats  and  railroad  ties, 
109  3d. 

Pah  I  Albert,  saloon,  123  Ann. 

Pahl  John,  ice,  125  Ann. 

Parkersburgh  Acid  Works,  George  E 
Fisher  supt,  Wm  P  Littleton  mngr, 
s  of  B  &  O  R  R,  East  end. 

Parkersburgh  Brewing  Co,  Markus  Rapp 
pres  and  genl  mngr,  John  Busch  treas, 
Wm  H  F  Kelley  sec,  7th. 

Parkersburgh  Chair  and  Furniture  Co, 
Wm  N  Chancellor  pres,  Wm  B  Mc- 
Gregor sec  and  treas,  East  end. 

Parkersburgh  Electric  Light  and  Power 
Co,  C  C  Martin  pres  and  treas,  W  W 
Van  Winkle  sec,  309  Avery. 

Parkersburgh  Gas  Co,  W  A  McCosh  pres, 
Robert  Alexander  sec,  cor  3d  and 
Avery. 

Parkersburgh  Hardware  and  Manufactur- 
ing Co,  Daniel  Gould  pres,  Troilus  B 
Smith  treas,  Arthur  B  Smith  sec,  mnf rs 
stoves  and  dealers  in  hardware,  230  s  s 
Court  square. 


Parkersburgh  Ice  Co,  Rudolph  Wild  pres, 
Edward  McCreary  sec  and  treas,  foot 
of  6th. 

Parkersburgh  Insurance  Co,  Henry  C 
Jackson  pres,  Robert  J  A  Boreman  sec, 
332  Juliana. 

Parkersburgh  Mill  Co,  S  Lott  Gould  mngr, 
planing  mill,  Green  head  of  2d. 

Parkersburgh  National  Bank 
(Capital,  $150,000;  Surplus  and  Undi- 
vided Profits,  $100,000),  John  V  Rath- 
bone  Pres,  Joseph  W  Leese  Cash, 
Charles  A  Bukey  Asst  Cash,  Business 
and  Individual  Accounts;  Collections  a 
Specialty. 

Parkersburgh  News  and  Book 
Store,  John  M  Brown  Agent;  Books, 
Newspapers  and  Periodicals  at  Publish- 
ers' Prices,  123  3d. 

Parkersburgh  Refining  Co,  Wm  I  Bore- 
man  pres,  Richard  H  Thomas  sec  and 
treas,  123  5th. 


S.  H.  BIDDIiE.  C.  OT.  BIDDLE. 

BIDDLE  BROTHERS, 


AGENTS  FOR 


REYMANN  BREWING  COMPANY 

—  AND  — 

WHOLESALE  PRODUCE  DEALERS. 

118  &  120  Ann  St.,  Parkersburg,  W.  Ya. 

Telephone  No.  61. 


D.  C.  HELMICK, 

ATTORNEY-AT-LAW 

AND  NOTARY  PUBLIC. 

Abstracts  of  Land  Title. 
Commercial  Litigation  a  Specialty. 
Prompt   Attention  Given  to  Collec- 
tions. 

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No.  325  Juliana  St.,  Parkersburg,  W.Va. 


MOFFATT'S 
RESTAURANT 

—AND— 

DINING  ROOM. 

J.  U.  Moffatt,    Propr. 

Meals  at  all  Reasonable 

Hours. 
Oysters  in  Season. 


JOHN  J.  McNERNEY, 

FINE  WINES,  LIQUORS 


AND  CIGARS. 


407  SIXTH  ST., 

OPP.B.  4  0.  DEPOT, 

;,  W.  Ya. 


FAMILY  ORDERS  PROMPTLY  FILLED. 

312  MARKET  ST., 

PARKERSBURG,   -   W.  VA. 


BEST  BRANDS  OF  WHISKIES. 


M.  W.  KANE,  JOBBER, 
Parkersburg,     -    W.  Va. 


292 


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PAR 


Parkersburgh  Sentinel,  Rolle  E 
Hornor  Editor  and  Propr,  218  and  220 
5th. 

Parkersburgh   Steam   Laundry, 

Slay  ton  Bros  &  Benell  Proprs,  216  5th. 
Parkersburgh       Transfer      Co, 

James  W  Wolfe  Mngr,  General  Transfer 

and   Storage,  132  Ann.     Tel  113. 
Parkersburgh  Veneer  and  Panel  Co,  Wm 

Bentley  pres,  J  M  Senseman   sec  and 

treas,  East  End. 
Patton  Milton,  carpenter,  6th  bet  Juliana 

and  Market. 
Paxton  James  S,  division  deputy  internal 

revenue,  Postoffice  bldg. 
Peck  Henderson,  lawyer,  327  Juliana. 
Peerless  Mill  Company  (John  Moosman, 

Markus  Rapp,  Louis    Habrank),   flour 

mill,  3d. 
Pettay  George    L,   shooting   gallery,  205 

Market. 
Petty  Mart,  propr  Oriental  Hotel,  122  Ann. 
Peyton  Milton,  barber,  213  3d. 
Pierce  Robert,  blacksmith,  East  End. 
Piggott  James  T,  lawyer,  310  4th. 
Pope  Lewis  &  Sons  (Lewis,  Benjamin  S 

and  Elmer  E),  railroad  ties  and  lumber, 

Prager  bldg. 
Porter  Charles  L,  grocer,  601  Harris. 
Potts  E  Bruce,  general  store,  206  3d. 
Powell  Simms,  mdse  broker,  214  4th. 
Prager  Isaac  &  Son  (Isaac  and  Maurice), 

dry  goods,  308  Market. 
Quinn  Thomas  E,  city  recorder. 
Rapp  John  D,  propr  Hotel  De  Graff,  400 

Rattigan  Thomas  F,  mngr  W  U  Tel  Co, 
217  4th. 

Rauch  Benjamin,  clothier,  cor  4th  and 
Market. 

Rauch  Charles  M,  clothier,  233  Court  sq. 

Reed  &  Robinson  (Benjamin  F  Reed,  John 
F  Robinson),  barbers,  cor  4th  and  Mar- 
ket. 

Reid  Wm  H,  jewelry,  119  Ann. 

Reifsnyder  Evans  F,  drugs,  529  Market. 

Rex  Frank,  hardware,  128  3d. 

Richardson  Wm,  Lumber  and  Rail- 
road Ties,  114  3d. 

Ringer  John  T  &  Co  (John  T  Ringer), 
grocers,  613  Market. 

Rittenhouse  W  T  &  Co  (Wm  T 
Rittenhouse),  Insurance,  515£  Market. 
(Seep  289.) 

Ritter  John  F,  photographer,  300£  Market. 

Robbins  L  S  &  Bro  (Lewis  S  and  Charles 
T),  furniture,  203  3d. 

Robinson  W  J,  general  freight  and  passen- 
ger agent  O  R  R  R. 

Rockenstein  Guss,  meats,  311  4th. 


Rockenstein  Joseph,  meats,  603  Green. 
Rockenstein  Wm,  saloon,  204  3d. 
Roddy  Cecelia,  grocer,  616  7th. 
Rosenheim  Sigmund,  agent  James  Clark  & 

Co,  liquors,  300  Market. 
Rowland  Lena,  Restaurant;  Excel- 
lent Accommodations,  214  Market. 
Ruddell,  Prince  &  Co  (George  L  Ruddell, 

Edward  R  Prince),  gen  store,  800  7th. 
Saflbrd  Joseph  H,  Propr  Hotel  Buck- 
ingham, near  Steamboat  Landing.     (See 
opp.) 
Samuels  Mrs  Alice,  milliner,  809  Market. 
Saunders  Thomas  E,  glass  and  tinware, 

cor  Court  square  and  Market. 
Savage  Thomas  S,  general  store,  cor  Avery 

and  13th. 
Schaefer  Elizabeth,  baker,  514  Market. 
Schaeffer  Wm  D,  Propr  Hotel  Schaef- 

fer,  423  6th.    (Seep  284-) 
Schafer  Fred,  grocer,  cor  7th  and  Green. 
Second    National    Bank  of  Parkersburgh 
The  (capital,  $156,000;  surplus  and  un- 
divided profits,  $59,000),  James  W  Dils 
pres,  Wm  H  Wolfe  cash,  1163d. 
Sharp  W  H,  physician,  529£  Market. 
Sharp  &  Kearns  (Wm  C   Sharp,   James  P 

Kearns),  tinners,  229  6th. 
Shattuck  &   Jackson    (Charles   H 
Shattuck,  James  M  Jackson  Jr),  Whole- 
sale Grocers,  521-523  Market. 
Sheehy  John,  saloon,  119  Market. 
Shotts  John  I,  Shoemaker;    all  Work 

Attended  to  Promptly,  205  Ann. 
Showalter  John,  grocer,  201  Ann. 
Shrewsbury  Charles  IHf ,  Frigid  Soda 
Water  Apparatus  and  Bottlers'  Supplies; 
all  Appliances  for  Dispensers  of  Carbo- 
nated Beverages,   214  4th.    (See  left  top 
lines  and  opp.) 
Sigler  Margaret  J,  milliner,  310  3d. 
Simmons  Henry  W,  barber. 
Simmons  Robert  W,  barber,  222  Court  sq. 
Singer  Mnfg  Co,  Russell  B  Yowell  mngr, 

cor  5th  and  Juliana. 
Skidmore  Raymond,  blacksmith,  1st. 
Skirvin  &  Flaheity  (Wm  E  Skirvin,  Peter 

J  Flaherty),  drugs,  600  Market. 
Slayton  Bros  &  Benell  (Charles  L 
and  Torry    J    Slayton,    Wm    Benell), 
Proprs    Parkersburgh  Steam  Laundry, 
216  5th. 
Smith  A  Hunter,  insurance,  321  Juliana. 
Smith     Channing    M,    editor  and   propr 

Smith's  Index,  N  Court  sq. 
Smith  GE&  Son  (Gustavus  E  and  Frank 

S),  jewelers,  312  Market. 
Smith  Mrs  Ina,  restaurant,  302  Market. 
Smith's    Index,  C   M   Smith    editor   and 
propr. 


YANCE  SHOE  COMPANY.  ^See  Page  57. 


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293 


Smith  James,  barber,  322  6th. 

Smith  James  II,  Restaurant;  Meals  at 
all  Hours;  Table  Best  the  Market  Af- 
fords; Commercial  Trade  Solicited; 
Give  us  a  Call,  307  3d. 

Smith  John  J,  Mnfr  of  and  Dealer  in 
New  and  Second-Hand  Boilers,  and 
Builder  of  Stills,  Tanks  and  Sheet  Iron 
"Work;  Fire  Box  and  Return  Tubular 
Boilers  a  Specialty,  203  1st. 

Smith  Luther  W,  news  dealer,  Juliana. 

Smith  Robert  S,  deputy  collector,  Post- 
office  bldg. 


Smith  W  II  Hardware  Co  The, 

Wm  H  Smith  Pres,  Wm  H  Smith  Jr 
Vice-Pres,  Troilus  P  Smith  Sec,  Hard- 
ware, Cutlery,  Iron,  Steel,  Agricultural 
Implements,  Stoves  and  Mnfra  of  Tin- 
ware, 117  and  119  3d.  {See  left  top  lines 
and  p  283.) 

Smith  W  P,  oil  opr,  cor  Juliana  and  3d. 

Snider  Frank  M,  hotel,  216  4th. 

Snodgrass  Kenniard,  deputy  clerk  county 
court,  Court  House. 

Sorrell  Joseph  L,  meats,  606  Market. 

Spencer  Maria  R,  Grocer,  622  7th. 


C,  K,  SHREWSBURY,  itt^i«£^S5,S  SODA  FOUNTAINS  AND  BOTTLING  SETS, 

Also  for  Bottles,  Boxes,  Patent  Stoppers,  Acid,  Soda 
and  all  Supplies  for  Mineral  and  Soda  Water  Dealers. 
"Write  me  for  prices. 

214   FOURTH  STREET, 

PARKERSBVRG,   -   WEST  VIRGINIA. 

MARYLAND.  W.  VIRGINIA.  OHIO. 

KENTUCKY.  VIRGINIA. 


MRS.   T.   GORE, 

PROPRIETRESS 

0.  R.  R.  R.  DEPOT  RESTAURANT 

Table  Unsurpassed  for  the  Price. 

Best  of  Accommodations  for  the 
Traveling  Public. 

125  1-2  Ann  Street,  Up  Stairs, 
PARKERSBURG,    -    WEST  VIRGINIA. 


BRYAN  &  SPENCER, 

PRACTICAL  PLUMBERS 

Gas  and  Steam  Fitting.  First-Class  Plumbing, 
Draining  and  Ventilating  Private  and  Public  Build- 
ings of  Sewer  Gases,  Disagreeable  Odors,  Etc.  Job- 
bing Promptly  Attended  to.  Particular  Attention 
Given  to  Repairing.  Residences,  906  E.  Latrobe  St., 
and  412  Ann  Street.    Office,  Market  House,  Fifth  St., 

PARKERSBURC,  W.  VIRGINIA. 


TELEPHONE  61. 


LIGHTED  BY  ELECTRICITY. 


HOTEL     BUCKINGHAM 

J.  H.   SAFFORD,  Proprietor. 

Near  Steamboat  Landing,  Ohio  River  Railroad  Depot,  and  Telegraph  Office, 
PARKERSBURC,  -  -  WEST  VIRGINIA. 

0  S  Phil  not  t  ARCHITECT  ahd^uperintendent, 

VT«     KJm    M.    J.llljS^J'lil'}     14th  and  Market  Sts.,  Wheeling,  W.  Ya. 


Mill  Supplies 


Leather,  Rubber  and  Cotton  Belt- 
ing, Steam  and  Water  Hose,  Wood 
I  Pulleys,  Etc.  Write  ns  for  Prices. 


CHAS.H. BERRY, 
WHEELING,  W.  VA. 


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Stahlmann  Fred  (agt),  general  store,  242 
Court  eq. 

Stapleton  Samuel  T,  lawyer,  242£  a  s  Court 
square. 

Starr  Mrs  Ida,  restaurant,  209  3d. 

State  Journal  (Daily  and  Weekly), 
White  &  Baker  Proprs,  320  Juliana. 
(See  p  284.) 

Stechow  C  J  Furniture  and  Fix- 
ture Co  (Charles  J  Stechow,  Walter  L 
Newland),  Office  Furniture,  Bar  Fix- 
tures and  Special  Furniture,  112  and  114 
Market.  (See  right  bottom  lines  and  p 
288.) 

Stewart  Benjamin  F,  clerk  county  court, 
Court  House. 

Stoetzer  Carl,  shoemaker,  719  Juliana. 

Stone  Miss  Callie  M,  stenographer. 
.  Stone  H  G  &  Bro  (Harry  G  and  Arthur  B), 
produce,  107  Market. 

Stoops  John,  dentist,  315  5th. 
i  Swearingen  &  Blackford  (Charles  A  Swear- 
ingen,  Ben  R  Blackford),  insurance,  cor 
5th  and  Market. 

Tavenner  &  Bro  (John  T  and  Charles  B), 
grocers,  cor  4th  and  Market. 

Taylor  Reuben  B,  dry  goods,  319  Market. 

Teed  Herbert  W,  dry  goods,  617  Harris. 

Teed  John  H,  grocer,  532  Green. 

Thanhouser  Max  S,  clothier,  407  Market. 

Thayer  Bros  (John  and  Walter),  marble, 
610  Market. 

Thompson  George  W,  pres  O  R  R  R. 

Thompson  &  Jackson  (George  W  Thomp- 
son, Henry  C  Jackson),  whol  grocers, 
cor  Ann  and  3d. 

Timms  J  R  &  Son,  insurance,411i  Market. 

Townsend  Henry  S,  Restaurant,  429 
6th.     (Seep  287.) 

Tracewell  Ctiarles  E,  flour  and  feed,  310 
4th. 

Tracewell  Wm  S,  propr  Pontoon  bridge, 
foot  of  Green. 

Tregolia  Paul,  restaurant,  304  Market. 

Trevor  Wm,  treasurer  O  R  R  R. 

Triple  Wire  Nail  Machine  Co,  Joseph  H 
Cole  pres  and  gen  mngr,T  P  Jeffrey  sec, 
J  A  Wetherell  treas,  founders  and  ma- 
chinists, Williams  Court  ave. 

Turner  Charles  H,  Steam,  Water, 
Gas,  Pump  and  Factory  Supplies,  306- 
308  Juliana.  (See  right  top  lines  and  p 
287.) 

Upson's  Oil  and  Soap  Co,N  L  Upson  pres, 
C  N  Upson  vice-pres,  cor  Market  and 
Kanawha. 

Vandervort  James  W,  lawyer,  Tracewell 
bldg. 

Van  Matre  David  S,  lawyer,  331  Juliana. 


Van  Winkle  &  Ambler  (Walling  W  Van 
Winkle,  B  Mason  Ambler),  lawyers,  310 
Juliana. 

Varley  Bros  (Patrick  and  Thomas),  livery, 
215  Juliana. 

Wade  Charles  A,  drugs,  228  Court  sq,  and 
flour  mill,  cor  Avery  and  2d. 

Wait  John  P,  grain  and  seeds,  623  Market. 

Walker  Dr  James  M,  drugs,  608  7th. 

Ward  Patrick,  livery,  cor  Market  and  2d. 

Warne  Wm  H,  Furniture,  Undertaker 
and  Carpets,  419  Market. 

Warthen  Eldredge  S,  shoemaker,  223  4th. 

Watkins  Cornelius.produce, Market  House. 

Watkins  Wm,  barber,  508  Market. 

Wells  S  P,  oil  refiner,  Prager  bldg. 

West  Virginia  Brush  Factory,  John 
Moosman  propr,  216  Market. 

West  Virginia  Oil  Co,  Charles  H  Shattuck 
pres,  2241  5th. 

West  Virginia  Transportation  Co,  George 
Bradish  pres,  M  C  C  Church  sec  and 
treas,  112  3d. 

Wetherell  J  &  Son,  watches  and  clocks. 

White  Albert  B,  collector  of  internal  reve- 
nue, Postoffice  bldg. 

White  Margaret  A,  grocer,  125  Market. 

White  &  Baker  (Albert  B  White, 
Samuel  B  Baker),  Proprs  State  Journal, 
320  Juliana.     (See  p  284.) 

White  &  Bastable  (Hugh  White,  George 
Bastable),  boots  and  shoes,  414  Market. 

Whitlock  Robert  H,  insurance,  410  Mar- 
ket, and  grocer,  cor  Market  and  11th. 

Whitstead  Patrick,  grocer,  420  Market. 

Wilcox,  Dean  &  Sugden  (Richard  Wilcox, 
Thaddeus  A  Dean,  Wm  E  Sugden), 
painters  and  paper  hangers, 525^  Market. 

Wild  Mrs  Louisa,  confectioner,  417  Mar- 
ket. 

Wild  Rudolph,  confectioner,  621  Market, 
and  baker,  115  Ann. 

Wilkinson  Matthew,  grocer,  932  Market. 

Williams  C  L,  asst  supt  O  R  R  R. 

Williams  Edward,  restaurant,  405  6th. 

Williamson  James  A,  physician,  307  6th. 

Wilson  Henry  S,  mayor. 

Wilson  H  S  &.  Son  (Henry  S  and 
Robert),  Lumber  Mnfrs,  Oak,  Poplar 
and  Railroad  Ties,  East  End. 

Wilson  Miles  S,  Photographer;  all 
Work  First-class,  200  3d. 

Woodward  Mnfg  Co  (Joseph  B,  Harry  L 
and  J  S  Woodward),  saddle  and  harness 
mnfrs,  234  Court  square. 

Woodyard  Richard  L,  deputy  clerk  coun- 
ty court. 

Woodyard  &  McAllister  (Mrs  Elizabeth 
Woodyard,  Miss  Anna  McAllister),  res- 
taurant, 403  6th. 


Export  Beer 


of  the  REYMANN  BREWING  CO.,  Wheeling   W.  Va., 

has  the  Reputation  of  Being  the  BEST  IN  THE  MARKET. 


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295 


Yeaton  Win  C  Jr,  Successor  to  Jack- 
son &  Yeaton ;  Practices  in  Federal  and 
State  Courts;  Collections  Promptly 
Made;  Attorney  for  First  National 
Bank;  Notary  Public,  320  Juliana. 

Young  D  &  Bro  (Daniel  and  Jacob),  boots 
and  shoes,  510  Market. 

Y  M  C  A  Reading  Room,  Walter  S  Speece 
genl  sec,  424^  Market. 

Zilenziger  Albert,  cigar  mnfr,  207  3d. 


PARSON  CITY. 

See  Frozen  Camp. 


Jackson  county. 


PARSONS.  This  beautiful  little  city 
is  located  on  the  West  Virginia  Central  & 
Pittsburgh  R.  R.,  91  miles  from  Cumber- 
land and  7  from  St.  George,  the  judicial 
seat  of  Tucker  county.  It  is  the  distrib- 
uting point  for  a  large  section  of  country 
and  is  one  of  the  most  prosperous  towns 
on  the  road.  Lumber  and  live  stock  are 
shipped.  James  L.  Poling  &  Co's  Planing 
Mill  is  the  principal  industry.  Fruit  of 
all  kinds  and  grain  are  produced  in  abund- 
ance in  this  section,  and  owing  to  the  vast 
quantities  of  timber  that  abound,  thou- 
sands of  acres  of  which  remain  untouched, 
the  most  favorable  inducements  are  offer- 
ed to  lumber  and  furniture  factories  to 


locate  here.  There  are  several  general 
stores,  and  three  hotels,  the  Parsons  City 
Hotel,  the  Continental  and  the  Commer- 
cial. Tel.,  West  Va.  Central.  Telephone 
communications  with  adjoining  towns. 
Population,  300.  Wesley  J.  Pifer,  post- 
master. 

Austin  Thomas  M,  general  store. 

Barritt  Wm  A  jr  &  Co,  general  store. 

Bartlett  Opha,  barber. 

Bright  John,  constable. 

Brown  Mrs  E  Taylor,  milliner. 

Commercial  Hotel,  James  W  Munson 
propr. 

Continental  Hotel,  Thomas  F  Hebb  propr. 

Corrick  Lorenzo  D,  general  store. 

Crogan  Samuel,  carpenter. 

Doolittle  Wm,  undertaker. 

Elbon  George,  carpenter. 

Glenn,  Shaw  &  Co  (C  E  Glenn,  George 
Shaw),  lumber. 

Harper  Ezekiel,  horse  breeder. 

Hebb  Thomas  F,  propr  Continental  Hotel 
and  land  agent. 

Johnston  Joseph,  physician. 

Keiser  Milton  J,  shoemaker. 

Linger  E  C,  railroad,  exp  and  tel  agent. 

McCauley  Samuel,  blacksmith. 

Munson  James  W,  propr  Commercial  Ho- 
tel. 


JAS.  L.  POLING. 
B.  S.  DILWORTH. 


J.  E.  POLING. 

G.  W.  DILWORTH 


JAS.  L.  POLING  &  CO., 

GENERAL  PLANING  MILL  WORK. 


DEALERS  IN 


Dry  Goods,  Groceries,  Hats,  Caps  and  Furnishing 
Goods,  Boots,  Phoes  and  Merchandise  Generally. 
Manufacturers  of  and  dealers  in  Lumber,  White  Pine 
and  Hemlock  Shingles.  Real  Estate  Value,  88,500. 
Fire  Insurance,  $8,500. 

Poling  &  Dilworth,  Astor,      W.  Va.  Dopcnnc  W  Va 
DilworthA  Poling,  Hendricks,   "      idloUllb,  H  .  Id. 


PARSONS  CITY  HOTEL, , 

GRANVILLE  T.  S0H00N0VER,  Propr. 


Table  tlie  Best  tlie  Market  Affords.  Good 
Beds.  Excellent  Accommodations  for  Com- 
mercial Men.  Only  a  Half  Minute's  Walk 
from  Depot.     Bates  Seasonable. 


PARSONS, 


W.  VA. 


Dynamite 


DUPONT  POWDER,  JUDSON  and  all  HIGH  EXPLOSIVES.    Railroad,  Milling  and 
Saw  Mill  Supplies.    CUMBERLAND    HARDWARE    COMPANY, 
J  47  and  49  Baltimore  Street,  Cumberland,  Maryland. 


UfiTFI  ^    EDWARD  B.  FEANZHEIM,  -  ARCHITECT. 

IIU  I  LLOl      PUBLIC    LIBRARY    BUILDING,    -    WHEELING,  W.  VA. 


296 


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PEA 


Parsons  City  Hotel,  Granville  T 
Schoonover  Propr;  Excellent  Accommo- 
dations; the  Commercial  Man's  House. 
(Seep  295.) 

Parsons  M,  justice. 

Parsons  Ward,  horse  breeder. 

Pifer  Wesley  J,  postmaster. 

Poling  Janus  L.  &,  Co  (James  L  and 
J  E  Poling,  B  S  and  G  W  Dilworth), 
General  Store  and  Lumber  Mill.  (See  p 
295.) 

Ryan  George  W,  carpenter. 

Schoonover  Granville  T,  Propr 
Parsons  City  Hotel;  Stop  Here.  (See  p 
295.) 

Stokes  Joseph,  planing  mill. 

Tanzy  J  E,  physician. 

West  John  R,  machinist. 


PASCO.  A  rural  postofflce  in  Roane 
county,  5  miles  from  Spencer,  the  judicial 
seat  and  banking  point,  and  21  from  Le- 
roy,  the  nearest  shipping  point.  Elias 
Palmer,  postmaster  and  farmer. 


PATTERSON'S  DEPOT.  A  small 
station  on  the  B.  &  O.  R.  R.,  in  Mineral 
county,  29  miles  northeast  of  Keyser,  the 
judicial  seat,  and  115  from  Wheeling. 
Nearest  bank  at  Cumberland,  Md.  Exp., 
U.  S.  Population,  65.  E.  E.  Robinson, 
postmaster. 

Hardy  W  D,  railroad  foreman. 
Robinson    C  E,    General    Store    and 

Railroad  Agent. 
Robinson  John  A,  live  stock. 
Robinson  J  A  &  Son,  general  store. 


PATTON.  An  unimportant  country 
postofflce  in  Monroe  county,  9  miles  from 
Union  C.  H.  and  6  from  Ronceverte.  R. 
A.  Patton,  postmaster. 


PAW  PAW.  Is  located  on  the  B.  & 
O.  R.  R.  and  the  Potomac  river,  in  Morgan 
county,  22  miles  southwest  of  Berkeley 
Springs,  the  judicial  seat  and  nearest  bank- 
ing point.  The  following  religious  de- 
nominations are  represented  here:  M.  E. 
North,  African  M.  E.,  Catholic,  United 
Brethren  and  Disciples.  The  societies  are 
K.  of  P.,  I.  O.  O.  F.,  J.  O.  U.  A.  M.,  I. 
O.  of  G.  T.  and  Colored  Masons.  The 
principal  industry  is  Fayerweather  &  La- 
dew's  Tannery, employing  several  hundred 
workmen.  Exp.,  U.  S.  Tel.,  W.  U. 
Population,  750.  S.  B.  Edmiston,  post- 
master. 

Alderton  Elder  T  M  (Baptist). 


Ash  James  &  Co  (James  Ash,  Thomas 
B  Lashley),  General  Store. 

Bevans  Constautine  T,  station  agent  and 
telegraph  operator. 

Bevans  Daniel  G,  general  store. 

Black  John,  barber. 

Brown  Rev  A  W  (African  M  E). 

Brown  John,  silversmith. 

Canfield  Isaac  P,  dentist. 

Colb  Rev  Reuben  (Methodist). 

Dignon  Thomas,  confectioner  and  barber. 

Edmiston  Samuel  B,  postmaster. 

Fayerweather  &  Ladew  (Edward 
R  Fayerweather,  Joseph  H  Ladew),. 
Tanners. 

Filler  John  H,  auctioneer. 

Foreman  B  F,  carpenter. 

Guston  Richard  W,  notary  public. 

Hamilton  Ida,  dressmaker. 

Hanks  &  Bowers,  confectioners. 

Hedding  Ephraim  G,  justice. 

Hedding  Prudence,  dressmaker. 

Hiet  J  C,  blacksmith. 

Hovernale  E  K,  blacksmith. 

Hume  Everett  V,  wagonmaker. 

Hume  &  Largent  (Everett  V  Hume,  Jo- 
seph Largent),  undertakers. 

King  George  W,  carpenter. 

Kirk  Wm  V,  physician. 

Kuykendall  &  Guthrie  (Thomas  Kuyken- 
dall,  Wm  N  Guthrie),  general  store. 

Largent  Joseph,  coal. 

McAdams  Laura,  dressmaker. 

Paw  Paw  Cornet  Band,  Grant  Hanks  ldr. 

Robinson  Joseph  IV,  General  Store. 

Shipley  Henry  C,  physician. 

Smith  Emanuel,  wagonmaker. 

Whittaker  John  W,  shoemaker. 

Williamson  John,  general  store. 

Wilson  &  Fisher  (Oliver  S  Wilson,  San- 
ford  8  Fisher),  general  store. 

Youngblood  Robert  W,  wagonmaker. 


PEABODY.  A  small  settlement  on 
the  Kanawha  river,  in  Kanawha  county, 
17  miles  southeast  of  Charleston,  the  coun- 
ty seat,  and  135  from  Wheeling.  Ship  to 
Coalburgh,  on  the  C.  &  O.  Ry,  £  of  a  mile 
distant.     B.  T.  Watson,  postmaster. 

Fleming  J  B,  teacher. 
Harris  J  D,  coal. 

Peabody  Colliery,  Peabody  Coal  Co  oper- 
ators. 
Watson  B  T,  Bookkeeper. 
Watson  R  F,  farmer. 


PEACHTREE.  A  small  settlement 
in  Raleigh  county,  25  miles  northwest  of 
Raleigh  C.  H.,  60  from  Charleston  and  35- 


ill  A  firPfl^P  Samuel  Elder  &  Co.,  ™ '^^^neJ^ruinic»n^ 

l\  AlC   U 1  UllUUi  orease  and  Oil.    Cor.  17th  and  Xct'olloch  Streets,  WHEELINU,  W.  VA. 


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from  Prince,  the  nearest  rail  approach- 
Mai),  semi-weekly.  N.  B.  Hendricks, 
postmaster. 

Daniel  Jesse,  saw  mill. 
Dickens  E  8,  school  teacher. 
Hendricks  X  Burrell,  Blacksmith. 
Hunter  James  W,  physician. 
Hunter  Lewis,  teacher. 
Hunter  Robert,  carpenter. 
Hunter  Wm,  flour  mill. 
Wills  Rev  S  F  (Baptist). 


PECK'S  RUN.  A  settlement  of  150 
people  in  Upshur  county,  on  the  W.  Va. 
and  P.  R.  R.,7  miles  north  of  Buckhan- 
non,  the  judicial  seat  and  banking  town. 
Exp.,  Adams.  Tel.,  W.  U.  C.  E.  Cris- 
lip,  postmaster. 

Casto  D  B,  blacksmith. 
Casto  John  W,  hotel. 
Crislip  Bros,  General  Store. 
Harris  John,  blacksmith. 
Hodges  G  N,  live  stock. 
Kidd  T  E,  general  store. 
Lance  Marion,  flour  and  saw  mill. 
McNeal  S  E,  milliner. 
Manley  &  Stone,  general  store. 


PEDLAR'S  RUN.  A  postoffice  in 
Monongalia  county,  12  miles  northwest  of 
Morgantown,  the  judicial  seat,  banking 
and  shipping  point.  Mail,  daily.  D.  L. 
Garrison,  postmaster. 

Alsten  C,  oil  driller. 
Bell  D  F,  oil  tool  dresser. 
Garrison  A,  General  Store. 
Garrison  M  S,  sheriff. 
Myers  Michael,  oil  pumper. 
Myers  Richard,  oil  contractor. 

PEEL  TREE.  A  village  in  Barbour 
county,  12  miles  southwest  of  Philippi, 
the  judicial  seat,  nearest  banking  and 
shipping  point.  Mail  stage  daily  to  Clarks- 
burgh  and  Buckhannon.  Population,  100. 
J.  D.  Martin,  postmaster. 

Manley  R  M,  general  store. 
Martin  J  D,  Harnessmaker. 
Martin  T  O,  hotel. 
Smith  Isaac,  physician. 
Stone  J  E,  blacksmith. 
Ward  D  B,  shoemaker. 
Young  J  A,  flour  and  saw  mill. 


PEERLESS.  On  the  C.  &  O.  Ry,  in 
Kanawha  county,  15  miles  from  Charles- 
ton, the  judicial  seat  and  banking  point. 


Population,   300.      Exp.,    Adams.      Tel. 
W.  U.     M.  A.  Calvert,  postmaster. 

Garrett  J  J,  railroad  and  express  agent. 
Peerless  Colliery,  S  W  Bard  operator. 


PEERYVILLE.  A  village  of  100 
people,  the  county  seat  of  McDowell  coun- 
ty, located  200  miles  southwest  of  Wheel- 
ing, and  35  from  Tazewell,  Va.,  its  bank- 
ing and  shipping  point.  John  F.  Johnson , 
postmaster. 

Anvil  H  C,  lawyer. 

Bean  Jesse,  carpenter. 

Beavers  J  C,  justice. 

Collin  Wm,  millwright. 

Cyphers  J  S,  carpenter. 

Hannan  D  H  jr,  jailor. 

Harrison  W  T,  sheriff. 

Johnson  J  F,  Hotel. 

Johnson  J  F  &  Sons,  General  Store. 

Payne  D  H,  constable. 

Payne  G  W,  hotel  and  flour  mill. 

Payne  Mack,  blacksmith. 

Payne  Wm   P,  lawyer  and  clerk  county 

court. 
Payne  &  Waldron,  general  store. 
Strother  Joseph  A,  lawyer. 
Taylor  W  L,  lawyer. 

PEEWEE.  In  Wirt  county,  12  miles 
from  Elizabeth,  the  judicial  seat,  and  5 
from  Leroy,  the  nearest  shipping  point. 
Population,  50.  C.  J.  Showalter,  post- 
master. 

Dockery  &  Showalter,  saw  mill. 
Enochs  B  B,  physician. 
Showalter  C  J,  General  Store. 
Sommerville  F,  general  store. 
Stalnaker  A,  wagonmaker. 
Tubaugh  Samuel,  blacksmith. 

PEMBERTON.  A  country  postoffice 
in  Raleigh  county,  7  miles  southwest  of 
Raleigh  C.  H.,  and  18  from  Blockton,  the 
nearest  shipping  point.  Mail,  semi-weekly. 

Bower  &  Son,  general  store. 
Cloud  F  P,  general  store. 

PENIEL.  A  country  postoffice  in 
Roane  county,  10  miles  west  of  Spencer, 
the  judicial  seat  and  banking  point,  and  7 
from  Reedy,  the  nearest  shipping  point. 
Population,  75.  Stage,  tri-weekly  to 
Spencer  and  Jackson  C.  H. ;  fare,  50  and  75 
cents  respectively.  M.  B.  Armstrong, 
postmaster. 

Anderson  Garrison,  flour  mill. 


TDIDI  CT  MINERAL  WATER  is  Stimulant,  Tonic,  Nutritive. 
I  Mr  LL  I    Parkersburg   Bottli 


ling  Works,  Parkersburg,  West  Virginia. 


ftlcLAIX    BROTHERS, 

WHOLKSALEand  RETAIL  DRUGGISTS 
WHEELING,  W.  VA 


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W.  Va.  Agents  for  John  Wyeth  &  Bro.,  Phila..  COMPRESSED- 
TABLET  TBITUBATES,  HfPODEBHIC  TABLETS,  SUGAR- 
COATED   PILLS,   FLUID  EXTRACTS,  Elixirs  and  Syrups. 


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Armstrong  M  B,  Justice. 

Clark  C  F,  general  store. 

Cottle  David,  produce. 

Cottle  S  P,  blacksmith. 

Cri8lip  Mrs  M  F,  hotel. 

Heaton  Charles,  carpenter. 

Long  J  C,  cabinetmaker. 

Santee  L  G,  constable  and  shoemaker. 


PENNSBOBOUGH.  A  flourishing 
town  of  1,000  inhabitants,  on  the  B.  &  O. 
R.  R.,  at  the  junction  of  the  P.  &  H.  R. 
R.,  in  Ritchie  county,  9  miles  north  of 
Ritchie  C.  H.,  42  from  Parkersburgh,  and 
62  from  Grafton.  It  is  rapidly  progress- 
ing, and  is  supplied  with  Catholic,  Meth- 
odist, Presbyterian  and  United  Brethren 
churches,  a  handsome  large  brick  school 
house,  a  town  hall,  2  good  hotels,  numer- 
ous well  stocked  special  and  general  stores, 
and  a  live  weekly  newspaper,  the  Beacon 
Light,  the  leading  paper  of  the  county. 
The  manufactories  include  a  large  keg  fac- 
tory, pulley  works,  a  tannery,  planing 
mill;  2  wagon,  plow  and  harrow  manufac- 
tories; 2  tobacco  packing  establishments, 
flour  mills,  and  a  number  of  smaller  indus- 
tries. This  is  the  largest  shipping  point 
on  the  Parkersburgh  branch  for  produce, 
cattle  and  tobacco.  Telephone  connection. 
Exp.,  U.  S.  Tel.,  W.  U.  W.  H.  Lantz, 
postmaster. 

Barnes  &  Neptune  (Misses  Tude  Barnes, 

Agnes  Neptune),  milliners. 
Beacon  Light,  Van  A  Zevely  Editor 

and  Propr. 
Berry  Charles  A,  confectioner. 
Boggess  Stanley  T,  physician. 
Bradford  &  Wells  (Mary  J  Bradford,  Eli 

E  Wells),  general  store. 
Brown   Charles   R,  Propr  Brown's 

Hotel. 
Brown's    Hotel,  Charles    R    Brown 

Propr. 
Clayton  Charles  R,  agent  Pennsborough  & 

Harrisville  Railroad. 
Collins  Creed,  Stock  Dealer,  Real  Es- 
tate, Etc. 
Collins  &  Wooddell  (Creed  H  Col 

lins  Jr,  J  K  B  Wooddell),  General  Store. 
Dixon  Wm  T,  cigar  mnfr. 
Dixton  WT&Co  (Wm  T  Dixon,  Henry 

S  Boyce),  meat  market. 
Doppleheuer  Henry  F,  general  store. 
Duty    Michael   K,  Lawyer,    Notary 

and  Real  Estate. 
Fallen  Mary,  milliner. 
Flesher  Adam,  harnessmaker. 
Gabbert  John,  grocer. 


Kimball,  Tyler  &  Co  (Moses  P  Kimball, 
James  E  Tyler),  stave  mnfrs. 

Lantz  Wm  H,  general  store. 

Minear  James  W,  furniture  and  undertkr. 

Musgrave  Samuel,  justice. 

Pennsborough  Mill  Co  (George  W  and  Pe- 
ter Thomas,  Mary  Bradford,  Emery 
Wells),  flour  mill. 

Pennsborough  Planing  Mill  Co(H  J  Scott„ 
George  P  Sigler,  Wm  L  Vancleve,  C  H 
Heflin.) 

Rollins  John  W,  station  agent. 

Scott  Hugh  J,  general  store. 

Shinn  Ernest  H,  barber. 

Sigler  George  P,  druggist. 

Sill  &  Heflin  (Wm  F  Sill,  James  M  Heflin), 
furniture  and  undertakers. 

Sprinkle  Pulley  Co  (David  A 
Sprinkle,  T  D  Morrow,  Creed  Collins), 
Mnfrs  Wood  Split  Pulleys.     (See  opp.) 

Thomas  G  W  &  Bro  (George  W  and  Peter), 
general  store. 

Thomas  &  Doppleheuer  (George  B  Thomas,. 
Henry  F  Doppleheuer),  livery. 

Warshaw  &  Kaminsky  (Wolf  Warshaw, 
M  A  Kaminsky).  clothiers. 

Wilson  Sherman  V,  general  store. 

Zevely  Van  A,  Editor  and  Propr  Bea- 
con Light. 

Zevely  &  Duty  (Van  A  Zevely, Michael 
K  Duty),  Real  Estate. 

ZEVELY  &  DUTY, 

REAL  ESTATE 

AGENTS. 


Buy  and  Sell  Real  Estate,  Investi- 
gate  Titles,  Make  Transfers,  and  per- 
form all  Duties  and  give  all  Informa- 
tion required  by  the  Business.  All 
persons  desiring  to  Buy  Homes  are 
Invited  to  call  and  see  us,  or  write  to 
us.  We  also  solicit  correspondence 
from  all  persons  desiring  to  make 
sale  of  Timber,  Oil,  Coal,  Farm  Lauds 
or  Town  Property. 


PENNSBORO,  -  W.  YA. 


JOSEPH   Bi  HALL  ArChlTeCl.  Wheeling,     ^West^irgJal 


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PENTRESS.  Sometimes  called  New 
Brownsville,  is  a  village  of  50  people  in 
Monongalia  county,  16  miles  northwest  of 
Morgantown,  the  judicial  seat,  banking 
and  shipping  point.  T.  Lemley,  post- 
master. 

Chaplin  A  G,  carpenter. 

Copeland  S  M,  oil  pumper. 

Downey  James  G,  stone  mason. 

Henkins  E  C,  sheep  breeder. 

Johnson  George  W,  surveyor. 

Johnson  Perry  M,  live  stock. 

Lemley  Titus,  Carpenter  and  Builder. 

Moore  John,  constable. 

Sayers  Ed,  coal  miner. 

Strosnider  G  F,  flour  and  saw  mills. 

Tennant  A  J,  general  store. 

Tennant  A  W,  live  stock. 

Tennant  C  S,  justice. 

Tueksperry  John,  coal  miner. 


PEPPER.  A  farmhouse  postofflce  in 
Barbour  county,  12  miles  from  Philippi, 
the  county  seat,  banking  and  shipping 
point.     J.  A.  Trimble,  postmaster. 

Castilon  J  A,  farmer. 
Chenewith  C,  carpenter. 
Davidson  Oss,  farmer. 
Dillworth  G,  farmer. 
Post  I  W,  farmer. 
Radcliff  H,  farmer. 
Reeder  W,  farmer. 
Smith  B  A,  farmer. 
Trimble  H,  farmer. 
Trimble  J  A,  Farmer. 


PERRY.  A  country  postofflce  in  Hardy 
county,  29  miles  southeast  of  Moorefield, 
the  judicial  seat.     Mail,  semi-weekly. 

PERSINGER.  A  country  postofflce 
in  Nicholas  county,  7  miles  from  Nicholas 
C.  H.,  75  from  Charleston  and  40  from 
Ganley  Bridge,  the  nearest  shipping  point. 
Mail,  daily.     John  C.  Sparks,  postmaster. 

Armentrout  George,  blacksmith. 
Edward  Frank,  shoemaker. 
Hanna  Nathan,  justice. 
Huff  W  D,  shoemaker. 
Huff  &  Bobbitt,  general  store. 
Hunter  Rev  Wm. 
Sparks  James  B,  corn  mill. 
Sparks  John  C,  Traveling  Agent. 


PERU.  A  village  in  Hardy  county,  1& 
miles  southwest  of  Moorefield,  the  county 
seat  and  banking  town.  Broadway,  Va., 
25  miles  distant,  is  its  shipping  point. 
J.  W.  Dasher,  postmaster. 

Dasher  John,  carpenter. 

Dasher  J  W,  General  Store,  Hardware 

and  Flour  and  Saw  Mill. 
Dasher  P  R,  flour  mill. 
Dasher  S,  live  stock. 
Dasher  S  &  Son,  tanners. 
Empswiller  J  H,  constable. 
Senter  Rev  J  M  (Lutheran). 
Seymour  Dasher  &  Sons,  general  store. 
Sites  D  A,  justice. 


PETERSBURGH.    A  village  of  400 


The  Sprinkle  Wood  Split  Pulley. 

RIMS  Manufactured  of  the  Best  Kiln-Dried  Poplar, 

SPOKES  of  Best  Quality  of  White  Oak,  and 

HUBS  of  Hard  Maple.     Bore  of  Hub  is  Elliptical. 


Every  Pulley  a  SPLIT  Pulley. 

No  shafting  to  take  down:  this  alone  pays  for  the  Pulley. 

Our  list  is  lower  than  any  other. 

They  are  seventy  per  cent.  LIGHTER,  thus  saving  seventy  per  cent,  of  freight.  Every  Pulley  guaran- 
teed to  generate  thirty  to  sixty  per  cent,  more  power  than  iron  pulleys. 

The  fastenings  do  not  mar  the  shaft. 

Every  Pulley  PERFECTLY  BALANCED. 

No  chances  to  take:  every  Pulley  guaranteed  to  give  satisfaction  or  to  be  returned  at  our  expense.  All 
are  more  than  strong  enough  for  the  very  heaviest  double  belt.  No  slipping  of  belts  over  a  Wood 
Pulley.  Our  Pulleys  are  furnishd  with  one  set  of  removable  hubs, which  are  made  interchangeable 
and  can  be  fitted  to  any  size  shaft  by  simply  changing  the  hubs. 


SPRINKLE  PULLEY  CO. ,  Manufacturers, 

PENNSBORO,  WEST  VIRGINIA. 

All  Pulleys  above  18  inches  have  Anchor  Bolts.  ^~  WRITE  FOR  PRICE  LIST. 

RANn-SAWr'n  DRY  POPLAR  in  all  GRADES  and  WIDTHS. 

UftllU     ViniV    LU     LITTLE    KANAWHA    LUMBER   CO.,    PARKEBSBCBG,    W.  YA. 


Carpets 


All  Grades,  in  tbe 
Latest  Patterns 
I     and  Colorings. 


G.  Mendel  &  Co, 


1124  Main  Street, 
j  Wheeling,  W.  Va. 


300 


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people,  the  county  seat  of  Grant  county, 
located  on  south  branch  of  the  Potomac 
river,  120  miles  southeast  from  Wheeling. 
Keyser,  on  B.  &  O.  R.  R.,  its  shipping 
station,  is  distant  40  miles.  Nearest  bank 
at  Moorefield,  11  miles  distant.  It  con- 
tains Methodist  Episcopal  and  Presbyte- 
rian churches,  good  schools,  woolen  mills, 
a  tannery,  flour  mill  and  a  weekly  news- 
paper, the  South  Branch  Gazette.  Stage 
daily  to  Keyser;  fare,  $3.  Mail,  daily. 
H.  E.  Schell,  postmaster. 

Armentrout  Solomon,  constable. 

Baker  &  Parks,  general  store. 

Barger  Wm,  woolen  mill. 

Blackmore  Joseph,  wagonmader. 

Blackmore  J  C,  livery. 

Curry  James  S,  physician. 

Davis  A  W,  blacksmith. 

Delay  W  F  &  S,  flour  mill. 

Dyer  W  F,  Real  Estate  and  Lawyer. 

Eugeman  &  Taylor,  tanners. 

Feaster  Alex,  blacksmith. 

Forman  L  J,  lawyer. 

Fulk  Wm,  shoemaker. 

Gosorn  George  T,  publr  Gazette. 

Grove  J  T  &  John,  physicians. 

fiarman  George,  live  stock. 

Harman  J  G,  live  stock. 

Harwood  &  Erwin,  general  store. 

flendrickson    D    P,    county  and    circuit 

clerk. 
Hill  W  B,  justice  and  general  store. 
Kaplan,  Schiller  &  Co,  general  store. 
Keller  J  W  &  E  C,  brick  mnfrs. 
Lambert  Mrs  C  A,  propr  O  K  House. 
Lambert  Isaac,  saddler. 
McMullan  J  N,  lawyer. 
Mooman  Claude,  confectioner. 
O  K  House,  Mrs  C  A  Lambert  propr. 
Parker  E  D,  live  stock. 
Parks  A  A,  sheriff. 
Reynolds  &  FormaD,  lawyers. 
Shobe  E  F,  barber. 
Smith  SH&RC,  live  stock. 
Smith  &  Sclinell,  General  Store. 
South  Branch    Gazette    The,    George  T 

Gosorn  propr. 
Thalaker  Henry,  confectioner. 

PETERSTOWN.  A  village  of  250 
people,  in  Monroe  county,  24  miles  south- 
west of  Union,  the  judicial  seat  and  bank- 
ing town,  and  185  from  Wheeling.  Ship 
to  Narrows,  Va.,  distant  5  miles,  on  N.  & 
"W.  R.  R.     C.  W.  Spangler,  postmaster. 

Ballard  Lewis,  flour  mill. 
Ballard   &  Dunn    Bros,    General 
Store. 


Broyles  W  H,  shoemaker. 

Buckland  J  A,  tanner. 

Caudler  J  W,  furniture. 

Chambers  T  E,  justice. 

Clark  C  A  &  Peck,  flour  mill. 

Clark  Mrs  L  F,  hotel. 

Dickinson  R  G,  blacksmith. 

Dulaney  Theo,  saddle  and  harnessmaker. 

Dunn  J  A,  wagonmaker. 

Dunn  P  A,  wagonmaker. 

Light  John,  tinner  and  roofer. 

Meadows  J  A,  lawyer. 

Meadows  W  H,  carpenter  and  cabinetmkr. 

Spangler  C  M  &  Sons,  tanners  and  harness- 
makers. 

Spangler  CP&  Bro,  tanners  and  harness- 
makers. 

Spangler  C  W,  Physician. 

Spangler  H  B,  confectioner. 

Spangler  MT&DD,  livery. 

Spangler  &  Beasley,  flour  mill. 

Spangler  &  Clark,  general  store. 

Terry  Crede,  blacksmith. 

Terry  W  B,  physician. 

Thome  Rev  J  E  (Baptist). 

Williams  S  C,  hotel. 

Witt  J  W,  blacksmith. 


PETROLEUM.  A  station  on  the  B. 
&  O.  R.  R.,  in  Ritchie  county,  20  miles 
west  of  Ritchie  C.  H.,  and  67  from  Wheel- 
ing. Nearest  bank  at  Parkersburgh. 
Exp.,  U.  S.  Tel.,  W.  U.  Population, 
100.     D.  M.  Sharpnack,  postmaster. 

Baumgardner  D  F,  wagonmaker. 

Huntington  Mrs,  hotel. 

Maddox  A  S,  physician. 

Morgan  E  H,  shoemaker. 

Reitz  LP&PW,  genl  store  and  lumber. 

Rutherford  George,  flour  mill. 

Rutherford  R  H  &  Co,  general  store  and 
lumber. 

Sharpnack  D  MT,  Jeweler,  Real  Es- 
tate and  Corn  Mill. 

Willis  J  B,  cooper  and  staves. 


PETTIT.  In  Randolph  county,  19 
miles  from  Beverly,  the  judicial  seat,  32 
from  Grafton,  the  nearest  bank  location, 
and  5  from  Porter,  the  nearest  shipping 
point.  Population,  100.  F.  P.  Allender, 
postmaster. 

Allender  A  F,  agent. 

Allender  F  P,  General  Store. 

Allender  T  A,  flour  mill. 

Day  G  N,  lumber. 

Iron  A  J,  farmer. 

Linger  E  C,  exp  and  tel  agent. 


Hat  and  Bonnet  Bleacher, 


R.  y.  POTTS,  Mnfr  of  Hat  and  Bonnet  Frames.  All 
kinds  of  Straw  and  Felt  Hats  Reshaped  into  the  Latest  Styles. 
34   16th  St.,   Wheeling,  W.   Va.    See  Page  5. 


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Remmix  S  R,  farmer. 
Taylor  J  C,  farmer. 


PEYTONA.  A  settlement  in  Boone 
county,  14  miles  northeast  of  Madison, 
the  seat  of  justice,  140  from  Wheeling, 
and  12  from  BrownstowD,  its  shipping  sta- 
tion, on  the  C.  &  O.  Ry,  Population,  200. 
B.  G.  Hardman,  postmaster. 

Barker  G  W,  carpenter. 

Barker  Miss  May,  musical  instruments. 

Edelman  J  C,  hotel. 

Elkin§  OE&F,  General  Store. 

Foster  S  A  &  Co,  general  store. 

Jarrell  Thomas,  blacksmith. 

Keffer  T  J,  wagonmaker. 

Perry  R  E,  justice. 

Peytona  Herald. 

Poindexter  Toney,  flour  and  saw  mill. 

Slaton  W  A,  physician. 

PHILIPPI.  The  county  seat  of  Bar- 
bour county,  is  located  on  the  G.  &  G.  R. 
R. ,  32  miles  from  Grafton.  It  is  incorpor- 
ated and  supports  1  bank  and  3  weekly 
newspapers,  The  Jeffersonian  Plaindealer, 
Philippi  Republican  and  Tygart's  Valley 
Star.  Population,  600.  Exp.,  U.  S.  Tel., 
W.  U.    M.  F.  Hall,  postmaster. 

Bosworth  Dr  John  W,  druggist. 

Bowles  Rev  M  E  (Methodist  South). 

Brock  John  F,  jeweler. 

Byrer  Frederick  S,  dry  goods. 

Chenoweth  Wm,  dentist. 

Chenoweth  W  &  Co  (Wm  Chenoweth), 

general  store. 
Crim  E  H  &  Co  (Edward  H  and  J  N  B 

Crim),  general  store. 
Currey  Daniel  J,  railroad,  ticket  and  exp 

agent. 
Felton  James  H,  clerk  circuit  court. 
Gall  David  W,  propr    The    Jeffersonian 

Plaindealer. 
Gall  Dr  Edward  D,  druggist. 
■Grant  G  E  &  Bro  (George  E  and  Granville 

A),  general  store  and  undertakers. 
Hall  James  R,  tinsmith. 
JHall  Marion  F,  Postmaster  and  Propr 

The  Philippi  Republican. 
Hall  N  I  &  Co  (Nathan  I  Hall,  Lair  D 

Gall),  general  store. 
Hoff  Hartzel  E,  pres  county  court. 
Hoff  Morris  M,  physician. 
Holden  Alexis,  shoemaker. 
Hulderman    House,   Wm    T    Hulderman 

propr. 
Hulderman    Wm    T,    propr    Hulderman 

House. 
Ice  Wm  T,  lawyer. 


Jeffersonian  Plaindealer  The,  D  W  Gall 

propr. 
Jones  Rev  S  Eli  (Methodist). 
Malcom    &    Hulderman,     groceries    and 

meats. 
Mason  Harrison,  harnessmaker. 
Peck  &  Peck  (Melville  and  Cora  M),proprs 

Tygart's  Valley  Star. 
Philippi  Hotel,  Lewis  W  Zinn  propr. 
Philippi    Republican,   M    F    Hall 

Propr. 
Powling  John  W,  barber. 
Reger  A  G  &  Son  (Albert  G  and  Shelton 

L),  lawyers. 
Reger  Shelton  L,  real  estate. 
Ross  D  C.  prin  public  schools. 
Scott  Walter  P,  grocer. 
Taft  Granville  E,  County  Clerk. 
Talbot  M  N  &  Co,  milliners. 
Tygart's  Valley  Bank  (capital,  $50,000),  J 

N  B  Crim  pres,  G  W  Gall  jr  cash. 
Tygart's  Valley  Mineral  and  Oil  Co,  J  N  B 

Crim  pres,  J  W  Shank  sec. 
Tygart's  Valley  Star,Peck  &  Peck  proprs. 
Walter  Lewis,  tannery. 
Williamson  James  A,  sheriff  and  treas. 
Willoughby'J  C  &  Co(John  C  Willoughby), 

stoves  and  tinware. 
Wilson  Albert  G,  harnessmaker. 
Wrjghtmire  Raymond  F,  general  store. 
Zinn  Lewis  W,  propr  Philippi  Hotel. 


PHILOAH.  In  Putnam  county,  15 
miles  from  Winfield,  the  judicial  seat,  13 
from  Maupin,  the  nearest  shipping  point, 
and  12  from  Jackson  C.  H.,  the  nearest 
bank  location.  Population,  150.  J.  P. 
Jividen,  postmaster. 

Ankron  M,  general  store. 

Canchren  Andrew  &  John,  coopers. 

Davis  Elias,  flour  mill. 

Jividen  &  Brothers,  General  Store. 

Jones  H,  constable. 

Moss  Rev  R. 

Parsons  T,  physician. 

Reed  S  W,  justice. 

Rogers  Charles,  blacksmith. 

Snider  James,  shoemaker. 

Tribble  S  W.  dentist. 


PICKAWAY.  A  small  settlement  in 
Monroe  county,  4  miles  northeast  of 
Union,  the  judicial  seat,  and  160  from 
Wheeling.  Fort  Spring,  on  the  C.  &  O. 
Ry,  9  miles  distant,  is  its  shipping  point. 
Population,  75.  John  A.  Campbell,  post- 
master. 

Campbell  John  A  &  Bro,  Wagon- 
makers  and  Saw  Mill. 


Pianos,  Organs  and  Musical  Instruments, 

25  Baltimore  St.,  -  Cumberland,  Md. 


Peabody  Insurance  Co.  ^  WHEEL,NC- w- VA- 


Cash   Capotal,   $100,000.00. 


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Meador  E  E  &  Co,  general  store. 
Morris  C  L,  general  store. 
Noraker  J  A,  blacksmith. 


PICKENS.      On  the  W.  Va.  &  P.  R. 

R.,  in  Randolph  county,  32  miles  from 
Beverly,  the  county  seat,  and  30  from 
Buckhannon,  the  nearest  banking  point. 
Population,  38.  A.  J.  Lowther,  post- 
master. 

Cunningham  Thomas  C,  blacksmith. 

Ewing  J  C,  general  store. 

Forinash  E  W,  carpenter. 

Lowther  &  Meyer,  Boots  and  Shoes. 

Meaks  John  F,  barber. 

Roberts  Wm,  hotel  and  saw  mill. 


PIEDMONT.  There  is  perhaps  no 
town  in  the  State  so  well  adapted  in  every 
way  to  manufacturing  purposes  as  Pied- 
mont. Situated  in  the  northwest  of  Min- 
eral county,  on  the  main  line  of  the  B.  & 
O.  R.  R.,  at  the  junction  of  the  C.  &  P. 
R.  R.,  5  miles  west  of  Keyser,  220  from 
Baltimore  and  174  from  Wheeling,  it  is 
within  easy  reach  of  raw  materials  of  every 
description  and  convenient  to  the  Eastern 
markets  as  well.  Transportation  lines 
radiate  in  every  direction,  reducing  freight 
rates  to  a  minimum.  Several  manu- 
facturing plants  are  already  preparing  to 
locate  here,  and  its  inexhaustible  natural  re- 
sources, coupled  with  its  extremely  favor- 
able location,  will,  ere  long,  attract  others. 
Capitalists,  watchful  of  their  own  interests 
and  ever  responsive  to  the  proffered  oppor- 
tunities of  lucrative  investment,  will  in  the 
near  future  determine  that  Piedmont  shall 
be  the  commercial  heart  of  this  bountiful 
region's  aggregated  wealth.  Iron  and 
coal  veins  of  marvelous  thickness  sandwich 
the  hills,  and  virgin  forests  stretch  away 
for  miles  in  every  direction.  The  repair 
shops  for  a  section  of  the  B.  &  O.  R.  R. 
are  located  here,  besides  numerous  manu- 
facturing enterprises.  It  has  a  Presbyter- 
ian and  2  Methodist  (North  and  South) 
churches,  and  2  public  schools  with  450 
pupils.  There  are  2  banks— the  First  Na- 
tional and  the  Davis  National — and  2  week- 
ly newspapers,  the  Herald  and  the  Times. 
Population,  2,236.  Tel.,  W.  U.  Exp., 
Adams.     W.  E.  Heskitt,  postmaster. 

Atlantic  Colliery,  Atlantic  &GCC   Coal 

Co  operators. 
Ball  Mrs  Margaret  A,  milliner. 
Bayne  &  Huth  (Cornelius  L  Bayne,  Ernest 

Huth),  barbers. 
Beall  George  F,  shoemaker. 


Bear  Myer,  Propr  Palace  Saloon  -f 
Dealer  in  Imported  and  Domestic  Whis- 
kies, Wines,  Brandies,  Porter,  Gins  and 
Ales;  Fine  Cigars  always  on  Hand  • 
Lunch  Room  Connected;  Jugs  Boxed 
Carefully  and  Shipped  to  all  Parts  of 
the  Country. 

Beck  Frank  D,  photographer. 

Bell  Mrs  Annie,  confectioner. 

Berisford  Thomas,  jeweler. 

Bice  George  W,  books. 

Black,  Sheridan  &  Wil§on  (R 
Crawford  Black,  John  Sheridan,  John 
Wilson),  A  S  Hutson  Mngr,  Wholesale 
and  Retail  Coal. 

Bridegum  Samuel,  shoemaker. 

Brown  Charles  W,  barber. 

Bnrkhardt  Wm  H,  grocer. 

Clifford  Lorenzo  D,  barber. 

Cole  Robert,  boots  and  shoes  and  sewing 
machines. 

Corroll  Howard  B,  Cash  Grocer; 
Produce  a  Specialty;  Jobbing  Trade  in 
Connection. 

Cramer  John  H  Jr,  General  Store 
and  Flour  Mill. 

Cross  Mrs  Nep  A,  milliner. 

Cross  Theodore  A,  dentist. 

Dai  ley  John,  dry  goods. 

Davis  Coal  and  Coke  Co,  Thomas  B  Davis 
pres,  Harry  G  Buckston  sec,  Wm  H  Gor- 
man mngr. 

Davis  H  O  Coal  Co,  Henry  G  Davis 
Pres,  Thomas  B  Davis  Vice-Pres,  Fair- 
fax S  Landstreet  Sec,  Harry  G  Buxton 
Mngr. 

Davis  H  G  &  Bro  (Henry  G  and  Thomas 
B),  coal  and  timber  lands. 

Davis  National  Bank  (capital,  $50,000;  sur- 
plus and  undivided  profits,  $25,000), 
Henry  G  Davis  pres,  U  B  McCandlish 
cash. 

Davis  &  Elkins  Coal  Co,  Thomas  B  Davis 
pres,  Wm  T  Blackiston  sec,  Harry  G 
Buckston  treas,  coal  miners  and  shippers. 

Dixon  S  G  &  G  W  (Samuel  G  and  George 
W),  general  store. 

Drane  R  H  &  Co  (Robert  H  Drane),  dry 
goods. 

East  Joseph  W,  insurance. 

Engle  Louis,  dentist. 

Eppler  Frank,  merchant  tailor. 

Faherty  Mrs  Anna,  general  store. 

Fairfax  Coal  and  Coke  Co,  T  B  Davis 
pres,  H  G  Buxton  sec. 

Finan  B  J,  tel  operator  C&PRR, 

First  National  Bank  of  Piedmont  (capital, 
$50,000;  surplus  and  undivided  profits* 
$36,300),  Jacob  8  Jamesson  pres,  M  A 
Patrick  cash. 


WINES  AND  LIQUORS. 


P.  WELTY  &  CO., 


Wholesale  Dealers  in 
Wines   and    Liquors, 

HIS  Main  and  1121  Market  St.,    Wheeling,  VV.  Va. 


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Flora  Mrs  James  W,  propr  Mineral  Hotel. 
Fredlock  Ezra  J,  planing  mill  and  under- 
taker. 
Fredlock  J  C  &  Co.  hay  and  ice. 
Fuller  M  C,  agent  B  &  O  R  R. 
Gardner  John,  grocer. 
Gilbert  Cornet  Bank,  George  T  Murphy 

Gilbert  Wm  H,  General  Store,  Dry 
Goods,  Groceries,  Fresh  Meat  and  Vege- 
tables, Feed  and  Baled  Hay ;  Established 
1871.  r 

Gilmore  Thomas  V,  general  store. 

Gleason  Joseph  P,  blacksmith. 

Gorman  Edward  O,  painter. 

Graham  J  Frank,  optician. 

Haden  Patrick,  master  mechanic  B  &  O 
RR. 

Hehncrt  Adam,  Merchant  Tailor  and 
Dealer  in  Gents'  Furnishings,  Hats, 
Neckwear,  Etc;  all  Work  First-Class; 
Prices  Low. 

Heskitt  Wm  E,  postmaster. 

Hine's  Margaret  E,  general  store. 

Huth  Charles,  baker. 

II  uf  son  Alex  §,  Mngr  Black,  Sheridan 
&  Wilson,  Wholesale  Coal. 

Hyde  &  Graham  (Peter  S  Hyde,  Frank 
Graham),  jewelers. 

Jamesson  J  S  &  Bro  (Jacob  S  and  Wm  T), 
general  store. 

Jamesson  Lionel  P,  general  store. 

Jarboe  John  H,  harness  and  trunk. 

Jenkins  Ulaner,  Justice  and  Notary; 
Collections  Promptly  Attended  to. 

Kenny  Timothy,  propr  Kenny  House. 

Kenny  Tom  F,  stationer. 

Kight  &  Klink  (H  H  Kight,  George 
Klink),  builders. 

Killdow  George  W,  general  store. 

Kobacker  Bros  &  Co  (Harry  and  Israel  L 
Kobacker,  Louis  Featherman),  clothiers. 

Lannon  Peter,  saloon. 

LobestiDe  Charles  H,  tel  operator. 


McGuigan  John,  boots  and  shoes. 
McKone  Mrs  Mary,  general  store. 
Mackey  Maggie  H,  confectioner. 
Mansbach    H    H    &  Son  (Harry  H  and 

Louis),  clothiers. 
Mineral  Hotel,  Mrs  James  W  Flora  propr 
Moore  Samuel  J,  shoemaker. 
Neal  Wm  H,  piano  tuner. 
Neff  Charles  T,  grocer. 
Nefflen  Emil,  general  store. 
Nesbitt  Herbert  L,  tel  operator. 
Oehrl  John,  baker. 
Parsons  Edgar  H,  physician. 
Pearce  E,  grocer. 

Phleeger  Lewis  H,  insurance  and  real  est. 
Piedmont  Herald,  Frank  W  Rose  propr. 
Piedmont  Machine   Works,   Twin-Towns 

Mnfg  Co  proprs. 
Piedmont  Opera  House,  P  J  Rogers  treas. 
Piedmont    Pulp  and  Paper  Co   (capital, 

$100,000),    Wm    Luke    pres,    David    L 

Luke  treas,  John  G  Luke  general  mngr, 

mnfrs  sulphite  fibre. 
Piedmont  Times,  B  Frank  Wolfe  editor 

and  propr. 
Potomac  Flour  and   Meal  Mill, 

J  H  Cramer  Jr  Propr. 
Richardson  Howard  S,  insurance. 
Richardson  Richard  G,  furniture. 
Richey  Daniel,  grocer. 
Riley  Patrick,  shoemaker. 
Rogers  Patrick  J,  city  treasurer. 
Rose  Frank  W,  propr  Piedmont  Herald. 
Shaughnessy  Michael  J,  saloon. 
Shaw  II  Clay,  Druggist  and  Mnfr  of 

Shaw's  Chap  Cream  for  the  Hands  and 

Face.     (See  right  bottom  lines.) 
Shuey  Wm  A,  physician. 
Smallwood  Wm  S,  general  store. 
Smith    J    Hunter,    Propr     Crescent 

Saloon;    Finest    Wines,    Liquors     and 

Cigars.     (See  right  bottom   lines  and  adv 

below.) 
Smoot  Norman  R,  paints,  etc. 


1882. 


1892. 


Saloon  and  Restaurant. 

J.  HUNTER  SMITH,  Proprietor. 


FINEST  LIQUORS,   WINES   AND  CIGARS. 

WHOLESALE  AND  EETAIL  DEALER  IN  PURE  SPRING  WATER  I0E. 

PIEDMONT,  -  WEST  VIRGINIA. 


WHISKIES,  JESS.  J.  Banter  Smith, p' 


EDMONT, 
W.  VA. 


STEEL  TdV? "M  The  W.  H.  Smith  Hardware  Co., 

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Southern  Investment  and  Savings  Society, 
Howard  S  Richardson  pres,  Louis  W 
White  sec  and  treas. 

Spangler  Wm  H,  dentist. 

Squires  B  M  &  Bro  (Benjamin  M  and  U 
G),  carpenters. 

Suter  &  Minshall  (Jacob  A  Suter,  Perry  S 
Minshall),  hardware. 

Totton  Mortimer  C,  genl  store  and  real  est. 

Twin-Towns  Mnfg  Co,  James  Little  pres, 
O  H  Bruce  sec,  proprs  Piedmont  Ma- 
chine Works. 

Waffer  &  Herbold?chimer  (John  Waffer, 
George  Herboldschimer),  tin,  copper  and 
sheet  iron  ware  mnfrs. 

Wagner  George  P,  grocer. 

Walker  Henry  C,  agent  C&PRR. 

West  Virginia  Central  &  Pitts- 
burgh Railroad,  Hon  H  G  Davis  Pres, 
Stephen  B  Elkins  Vice-Pres,  E  W  S 
Moore  Sec  and  Treas. 

Whitworth  &  Co  (Edwin  W  Whitworth), 
druggists. 

Wilde  John  T,  photographer. 

Wolfe  B  Frank,  editor  and  propr  Pied- 
mont Times. 

Woodrow  Simeon  D,  oils. 


PIGEON.  A  country  postoffice  in 
Roane  county,  30  miles  from  Spencer,  the 
judicial  seat,  nearest  banking  and  ship- 
ping point,  and  35  from  Charleston.  Pat- 
rick McCann,  postmaster. 


PINE  BLUFF.  A  rural  postoffice 
in  Harrison  county,  12  miles  north  of 
Clarksburgh,  the  county  seat  and  banking 
point  and  3  from  Worthington,  the  near- 
est shipping  point.  Mail,  tri-weekly.  W. 
H.  Randall,  postmaster  and  farmer. 

PINE  GROVE.  A  village  in  Wet- 
zel county,  20  miles  southeast  of  New 
Martinsville,  the  judicial  seat,  usual  bank- 
ing and  shipping  point,  and  35  from  Wheel- 
ing. Population,  85.  L.  A.  Benedum, 
postmaster. 

Benedum  L,  A,  General  Store. 
Holbert  Theodore  A,  wagon  maker. 
.Joliffe  S  L,  carpenter. 
Joliffe  SL&  Bro,  flour  mill. 
Long  &  Co,  saw  mill. 
Morgan  B  L,  genl  store  and  flour  mill. 
Morgan  J  U,  justice  of  peace. 
Stone  T  M,  physician. 


PINEVILLE.  A  small  settlement  in 
Wyoming  county,  6  miles  south  of 
Oceana,  the  judicial  seat,  172  from  Wheel- 
ing, and  45  from  Prince,  its  shipping  sta- 


tion on  the  C.  &  O.  Ry.     Population,  50. 
J.  W.  Clines,  postmaster. 

Clines  J  W,  General  Store. 
Lusk  John,  general  store. 
Mitchell  R,  general  store. 

PINK.    A    recently  established  post- 
office  in  Calhoun  county. 


PINO AK.  A  farm-house  postoffice  in 
Mercer  county,  14  miles  northeast  of 
Princeton,  the  judicial  seat.  Mail,  tri- 
weekly. 

PINNACLE.  Wyoming  county.  A 
recently  established  postoffice. 

PIPESTEM.  In  Summers  county,  14 
miles  southwest  of  Hinton,  the  judicial 
seat,  banking  and  shipping  point.  Popu- 
lation, 40.  B.  P.  Shumatt,  postmaster 
and  general  store. 


PISGAH.  Merely  a  farmers'  post- 
office,  with  no  village  population,  in  Pres- 
ton county,  13  miles  from  Haydentown, 
the  nearest  shipping  point,  and  20  from 
Kingwood,  the  judicial  seat.  W.  E.Rog- 
ers, postmaster. 

Cale  Ezra,  general  store. 
Rogers  H  M,  carpenter. 
Rogers  W  E,  General  Store. 


PLEASANT  CREEK.  A  village  of 
100  people,  in  Barbour  county,  6  miles 
north  of  Philippi,  the  judical  seat  and 
banking  point,  and  6  from  Webster,  both 
of  which  places  afford  shipping  facilities. 
Mail,  tri-weekly.  A.  M.  McDaniel,  post- 
master. 

Cole  J  R,  general  store. 

Curran  J  P,  blacksmith. 

Curran  Thomas,  tanner. 

Hamrick  D  P,  blacksmith. 

Hamrick  J  N,  wagonmaker. 

McBee  Wm,  blacksmith. 

Me  Daniel  Abraham,  Harnessmaker. 

McDaniel  Isaac,  harnessmaker. 

Reed  C  L,  shoemaker. 

Robinson  Wm,  shoemaker. 


PLEASANT  DALE.  A  small  set- 
tlement in  Hampshire  county,  12  miles 
southeast  of  Romney,  the  judicial  seat, 
banking  and  shipping  point.  Population, 
20.     J.  W.  Carter,  postmaster. 

Carter  J  W,  General  Store. 
Flory  J  M,  hotel. 


ALL      I  M  ^  -  -  mM0%  m  0%  #*   ,ssued  bY  SOMMERS  &  SOMMERS, 
Kinds  of  I     I  S  Li  I  Ck N  C6  General  Agents,      Clarksburg,  W.  Va. 


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Qrapes  I  N,  saw  and  grist  mill. 
Shull  J  W,  physician. 

PLEASANT  HILL.  A  country  post- 
office  in  Preston  county,  14  miles  east  of 
Kingwood,  the  county  seat,  6£  from  Terra 
Alta,  its  shipping  point,  and  12  from  Oak- 
land, the  nearest  banking  point. 

Albright  Henry,  flour  mill. 
Albright  Thomas  P,  live  stock. 
McAuley  Rev  C  T  (Evangelical). 
Rinard  S,  saw  mill. 
Rixroad  Rev  Jacob  (Methodist). 
Titchenill  W  D,  carpenter. 


PLEASANT  RETREAT.  A  coun- 
try postofflce  in  Clay  county,  30  miles 
from  Charleston,  its  banking  and  shipping 
point,  and  14  from  Clay  C.  H.  David 
White,  postmaster. 


PLEASANT    RUN.       In     Tucker 

county,  12  miles  south  of  St.  George,  the 
judicial  seat,  15  from  Elkins,  the  nearest 
bank  location,  and  2  from  Porter,  its  ship- 
ping point.  Population,  100.  J.  C.  Can- 
field,  postmaster. 

Allender  A  P,  stenographer. 

Allender  Bros  &  Co,  saw  and  grist  mill. 

Allender  Rev  F  P  (United  Brethern). 

Allender  T  A,  carpenter. 

Bright  J,  constable. 

Canfield  Rev  I  A  (Methodist). 

Canfield    J    C,    Lawyer  and   Notary 

Public. 
Gaston  J  A.  railroad  agent. 
Gilmore  F  P,  hotel. 
Irons  A  J,  live  stock. 
Kontorowitz  H,  general  store. 
Parsons  T  B,  live  stock. 
Parsons  &  Co,  saw  mill. 
Sherrard  &  Mooney,  saw  mill. 


PLEASANT  VALLEY.  Is  an  un- 
important rural  postofflce  in  Marshall 
county,  9  miles  from  Moundsville,  the 
judicial  seat,  banking  and  shipping  point. 
J.  W.  Crow,  postmaster. 

Crow  J  W,  General  Store. 
Houston  I  N,  physician. 
Riley  C  V,  blacksmith. 


PLEASANT  VIEW.  A  small  set- 
tlement on  the  Ohio  river  and  O.  R.  R  R., 
in  Jackson  county,  10  miles  northwest  of 
Jackson  C.  H.,  and  132  from  Wheeling. 


Population,    30. 
Ball,  postmaster. 

Ball  &  Mount,  general  store. 


Exp.,    Adams.      S.    S. 


PLINY.  A  postofflce  in  Putnam 
county,  on  the  Great  Kanawha  river,  10 
miles  from  Winfleld  C.  H,  and  1  from 
Buffalo,  on  the  K.  &  M.  R.  R.,  its  ship- 
ping point.  Population,  30.  T.  E.  A. 
Renner,  postmaster. 

Cartmill  James  A,  cooper. 
Foard  David  A,  brick  mason. 
Lanham  James  A,  blacksmith. 
McGreer  John,  carpenter. 
Rentier  TEA,  General  Store. 
Wallace  T  E,  general  store. 
Wears  Moses,  general  store. 


PLYMOUTH.  On  the  K.  &  M, 
R.  R.,  in  Putnam  county,  4  miles  from 
Winfleld,  the  judicial  seat,  and  23  from 
Charleston.  Population,  100.  Exp.. 
U.  S.  Tel.,  W.  U.  John  Carvat,  post- 
master. 

Plymouth  Colliery,  Carver  Coal  Co  opera- 
tors.   

POCA.  A  village  on  the  Great  Kan- 
awha river,  and  on  the  K.  &  M.  R.  R.,  in 
Putnam  county,  6  miles  southeast  of  Win- 
field,  the  judicial  seat,  123  from  Wheeling, 
and  50  from  St.  Albans.  Population, 
200.  Exp.,  U.  S.  Tel.,  W.  U.  O.  S. 
Abbott,  postmaster. 

Abbott  C  §,  Confectioner. 
Abbott  E  S,  justice  of  peace. 
Abbott  H  E,  bill  poster. 
Adams  M  L,  undertaker. 
Alford  J  D,  general  store. 
Carpenter  Thomas  P,  physician. 
Creamer  Wm,  barber. 
Davidson  F,  blacksmith. 
Lilly  R  N,  general  store. 
Morris  Joseph  A,  shoemaker. 
Raynes  J  A,  livery. 
Shower  John  M,  general  store. 
Walker  V  B,  general  store. 
Zapf  A  B,  constable. 

POCATALIGO.  A  farm-house  post- 
office  in  Kanawha  county,  11  miles  north 
of  Charleston,  the  judicial  seat,  shipping 
and  banking  point.  |Wm.  Mairs,  post- 
master. 

Archabold  Edward,  coal  miner. 
Eagan  John,  live  stock. 
Edens  J,  shoemaker. 


Electric  Motors 


for  all  Purposes  and  any  System  at  Lowest  Figures. 
THE  ELECTBICAL  CONSTRUCTION  AND  MAINTENANCE  CO.,  125 
Fifth  Avenue,  PITTSBURGH,  PA.    Telephone  1774. 


I.  G.  Dillon  &  Co, 


No  WATCH  on  Earth  will  Beat  the  VACHERON 

&  CONSTANTIN. 
We  are  Sole  Agents.        WHEELING,  W.  VA. 


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Fisher  Emberson,  live  stock. 
Mairs  Win,  Physician. 


POINT  MOUNTAIN.  A  recently 
established  postoffice  in  Randolph  county. 

POINT  PLEASANT.  The  county 
seat  of  Mason  county,  is  a  prosperous  city 
of  3,000  inhabitants,  located  on  the  Ohio 
river  at  its  confluence  with  the  Great  Kana- 
wha, 181  miles  below  Wheeling.  The 
O.  R.  R.  R.,  running  from  Huntington  to 
Wheeling,  as  also  the  K.  &  M.  R.  R.,  from 
Columbus  and  Toledo,  O.,  to  Charleston, 
W.  Va. ,  both  pass  directly  through  the  city. 
Direct  communication  is  also  had  with 
Columbus,  O.,  and  the  North  over  the 
Hocking  Valley  route,  the  railroad  station 
being  on  the  Ohio  side — called  Point  Pleas- 
ant, Ohio — reached  by  ferry  from  this 
town.  Henderson,  W.  Va.,  and  Gallipo- 
lis,  O.,  are  both  reached  by  ferry  service 
from  Point  Pleasant,  run  by  Stone  Bros. ; 
and  by  January  1,  1892,  it  is  expected  to 
have  completed  a  horse  car  line  to  Galli- 
polis,  to  be  transferred  across  the  Ohio  river 
on  the  steam  ferry.  The  place  was  settled 
in  1775,  and  is  now  supplied  with  7  church- 
es, 2  graded  schools,  1  bank,  2  hotels,  and 
3  weekly  newspapers,  the  Weekly  Register, 
State  Gazette  and  the  Messenger.  There  are  2 
flour  mills,  2  large  boat  building  plants, 
planing  and  saw  mill,  and  an  electric  light 
establishment.  Exp.,  Adams  and  U.  S. 
Tel.,  W.  U.     F.  M.  Whaley,  postmaster. 

Adams  Express  Co,  M  M  Laidley  agent. 

Adkins  John  M,  hardware. 

Adkins  Stephen  E,  marshal. 

Adkins  Miss  S  F,  milliner. 

Allen  Alexander,  House  and  Sign 
Painter;  Out-ofTown  Patronage  Solic- 
ited. 

Arm§trong  Bros,  Proprs  of  Arm- 
strong Dry  Docks;  Shippers  of  Kana- 
wha Coal.     (SeepS  11.) 

Armstrong  Dry  Docks,  Armstrong 
Bros  Proprs.     (See  p  311.) 

Barbee  A  L,  physician. 

Barrett  Wm  H,  Upholsterer  and  Mnfr 
of  all  Kinds  of  Rustic  Work;  Write  for 
Prices. 

Barrows  Wm  A,  Captain  Steamer 
Claribell.     (Seep  309.) 

Beller  John  E,  lawyer  and  notary. 

Beller  Win  E,  Lawyer  and  Notary. 
(Seep  311.) 

iBickel  R  S,  insurance. 

Boggess  A  L,  county  surveyor. 

Bright  Jesse  J,  horse  breeder. 


Brown  Daniel  W,  notary  and  pension 
attorney. 

Brusette  John  G,  meat  market. 

Bryan  J  W  &  Co,  harnessmakers. 

Bryan  N  L,  notary. 

Bryan  &  Rayburn  (N  L  Bryan,  John  R 
Rayburn),  insurance. 

Bryan  &  Young  (Wm  W  Bryan,  John  W 
Young),  grocers. 

Charles  John  L,  insurance. 

Cole  &  Heatherington  (W  W 
Cole,H  Heatherington),Proprs  Kanawha 
Marine  Dock  Co;  Boat  Builders.  (Seep 
313.) 

Couch  James  II  Jr,  Lawyer  and  City 
Solicitor.     (Seep  313.) 

Dashner  Clarence  M,  gunsmith. 

Davies  T  L,  propr  The  Mountain  Messen- 
ger. 

Duncan  Daniel,  wagonmaker. 

Duncan  Win  A,  House  and  Carriage 
Painter;  Patronage  Solicited. 

English  John  W,  justice  supreme  court. 

Equity  Milling  Co,  J  S  Spencer  pres,John 
McCulloch  sec  and  treas,  flour  mill. 

Fadely  Charles  W,  Marble  Monu- 
ments.    (Seep  313.) 

Filson  Bros  (Charles  F  and  Frank  L), 
Hardware,  Etc.     (See  p  311.) 

Forrest  J  G,  pres  county  court. 

Fowler  &  Jones  (Miss  Sarah  Fowler, 
Mrs  Harriet  Jones),  Dressmakers;  Per- 
fect Fitting  of  Garments  Guaranteed; 
Charges  Reasonable;  Out-of-Town  Work 
Solicited. 

Franklin  Benjamin,  jeweler. 

Friedman  J  &  Co  (Joseph  and  Marcus 
Friedman),  general  store. 

Gilbs  Luman  L,  brick  mason. 

Gilmore  Baptiste,  general  store. 

Gunn  &  Gibbons  (Wm  R  Gunn,  John  A 
Gibbons),  lawyers. 

Guthrie  Frank  A,  judge  of  Circuit  Court 
7th  judicial  circuit. 

Guthrie  Lewis  V,  physician. 

Hale  Thomas  L,  general  store. 

Harper  Bros  (Joseph  L  and  L  A),  furn. 

Harper  Joseph  L,  dry  goods. 

Hein  Joseph,  saloon. 

JOHN  F.  HENDERSON, 

TONSORIAL  PARLOR 

Main  St.  near  Gazette  Office. 

Good  Work,  Polite  Attention. 

PATSONAGE  INVITED. 


POI  AND    BUSINESS   DIRECTORY.  POI  307 

ESTABLISHED    1S80. 

THE  STATE  GAZETTE 

Republican.     .".     Circulation  2, COO. 

LIVIA    NYE    SIMPSON,    Publisher. 


The  Official  Organ  of  Mason  County. 

PUBLISHED  EVERY  THURSDAY. 

RATES: 
$90  Per  Column,  One  Year. 

$50  Per  Column,  Six  Months. 

$30  Per  Column,  Three  Months. 

POINT  PLEASANT,  -  -  WEST  VIRGINIA. 

NEIGHBORS  &  WILSON, 

CONTRACTORS  AND  BUILDERS, 


AND  MANUFACTURERS  OF  DRAIN  TILE,  BUILDING  AND  PAVING  BRICK. 

We  are  prepared  to  take  contracts  for  the  erection  and  completion  of  the  most  expensive  and  largest 
buildings  anywhere.    All  work  guaranteed  first-class.    Consult  us  before  final  action. 

Write  for  Prices  of  Drain  Tile  and  Brick. 

POINT   PLEASANT,  -  -  -  WEST  VIRGINIA. 


C.  M,  Shrewsbury, 


SODA  WATER  APPARATUS,  and  all  Machinery,  Appliances  and  Supplies 
for  Manufacturers,  Bottlers  and  Dispensers  of  Carbonated  Bererages.    PARKERSBUR6,  WEST  VA. 


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Hildebrand  Christian,  meats. 

Hill  Mrs,  propr  Kline  House. 

Hoffman  M  J,  milliner. 

Hogg  Charles  E,  Lawyer  and  Notary. 

{Seep  315.) 
Holloway  James  H,  city  assessor. 
Holloway  Joseph  H,  deputy  county  clerk. 
Holme§    Walter    D,    Wharf    Boat; 

Agent   Buena  Vista  Flagstone  Co  and 

McMahan  &  Co;  Sewer  Pipe  and  Fire 

Brick. 
Hooff    George    W    M,    drugs    and  mngr 

opera  house. 
Hooff 's  Opera  House, G  W  M  Hooff  mngr. 
Hoy  Frank  D,  City  Treasurer. 
Hoy  &  Smith  (Frank  D  Hoy,  Homer 

Smith),  Wholesale  and  Retail  Grocers. 

(See  p  313.) 


Hysell  &  Varian  (Curtis  Hysell,  Cam  Var- 

ian),  saloon. 
Jewett  M  E,  saloon. 
Jorden  George  H,  shoemaker. 
Jorden  John,  meats. 
Kanawha  Marine  Dock  Co,  Cole 

&  Heatherington  Proprs,  Boat  Builders. 

(Seep  313.) 
Kenny  Wm  J,  prin  public  school. 
Kimberling  Thaddeus  F,  meats. 
Kisar  Adam  F,  jeweler. 
Kline  House,  Mrs  Hill  propr. 
Laidley  Madison  M,  boots  and  shoes  and 

agent  Adams  Express  Co. 
Langley  Richard,  sewing  machines. 
McClung  Rev  (Methodist). 
Menager  James  B,  Lawyer.      (See 

below.) 


DEALER  IN 

Hardware,  Tinware, 

Stoves,  Paints,  Oils, 
LIME®  CEMENT. 

^IHF^  POINT    PLEASANT,    W.  LTA. 

JAMES  B.  MENAGER, 

ATTORNEY-AT-LAW 

OFFICE  IN  COURT  HOUSE,  ROOM  No.  2, 

POINT  PLEASANT,  Mason  County,  WEST  VIRGINIA. 

WILL  PRACTICE  IN  ALL  STATE  COURTS 

Will  Correspond  in  Regard  to  City  and  Farm  Real  Estate. 


F.  M.  WHALEY, 

POSTMASTER, 

POINT  PLEASANT,  W.  VA. 


OFFICE  HOURS: 

6.30  A.  M.to  8  P.  M. 

SUNDAYS: 

7    to  8  A.  M. 
5  to  6  P.  M. 


YANCE  SHOE  COMPANY,  boots,  shoes,  rubbers, 


POI 


AND    BUSINESS    DIRECTORY. 


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309 


ALL  the  Latest  and  Best  Patent 
Medicines,  the  Best  and  Purest 
Drugs  for  Prescriptions,  and  an  Excel- 
lent Line  of  Stationery. 

Lovers  of  handsome  things  in  Writ- 
ing Materials  will  find  a  Large  Stock 
to  select  from. 

Also  an  assortment  of  the  Smaller 
Musical  Instruments,,  and  Strings  for 
Violin,  Banjo  and  Guitar. 

Spectacles  and  Eye  Glasses  of  the 
Famous  Hawkes  Brand. 


^Wm  FSHMT, 


Steamer  CHARLIE  STONE,  on  Ohio  River. 

Elegant  Steam  Ferries. 

Superb  and  Commodious 
Excursion  Boats.  Towing  a 
Specialty.  For  terms  apply 
at  Boat.  ^T"The  drive  be- 
ing so  much  better  on  the 
Ohio  side,  it  will  be  to  your 
advantage  to  cross  here, 
whether  going  up  or  down 
the  river. 

STONE  BROS.,  Proprs, 

POINT  PLEASANT, W,Va, 


FRED.  STONE,  on  Kanawha  Riven 


XD-^HL/^T    PACKET 
BETWEEN  BUFFALO,  W.  VA.,  and  GALLIPOLIS,  OHIO. 

STEAMER 


"CLARIBELL," 

Capt.  TV.  A.  Barrows, 

OWNER  AND  MASTER. 


H.  McCoy, 


Clerk, 


Leaves  Buffalo 6.00  a.  m. 

Arrives  at  Gallipolis . .  10.00  a.  m. 

Leaves  Gallipolis 1.30  p.  h. 

Arrives  at  Buffalo 6.00  p.  u. 

FREIGHT  AND  PASSENGER 
TRAFFIC  SOLICITED. 


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Mine  Supplies, 


WIRE  HAULAGE  ROPE,  Coke  Hose,  Fan  Belts,  Brattice  Cloth,  Etc. 

W?',U'"  CHAS.  H.  BERRY,  Wheeling,  W.  Va. 


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Merchants'  National  Bank  (capital,  $50,- 
000),  John  McCulloch  pres,  T  Stribling 
cash. 

Mitchell  Robert  E,  circuit  court  clerk. 

Moriarty  Michael  L,  blacksmith. 

Mossman  Elmore  J,  physiciarj. 

Mountain  Messenger  The,  T  L  Davies 
propr. 

Neale  Wm  P,  physician. 

Nease  H  G  &  Co  (H  G  Nease,  J  C  Frank- 
lin, E  Sehon,  J  8  Spencer),  general 
store  and  furniture. 

ISeiglibors  &  Wilson  (James  L 
Neighbors,  Lewis  O  Wilson),  Contrac- 
tors and  Builders  and  Mnfrs  Brick  and 
Drain  Tile.     {Seep  307.) 

Nutter  Elmer,  coal. 

Paragon  Saw  and  Planing  M\\\, 
Schuler  &  Hanes  Proprs.     (See  opp.)  t 

Petty  Doremus  W,  Dentist;  Preser- 
vation of  the  Natural  Teeth  a  Specialty. 

Phelps  &,  Phelps  (Charles  W  and 
Oliver),  Lawyers  and  Pension  Attorneys. 

Pilchard  Lon  T,  lawyer. 

Poffenbarger  George,  sheriff. 

Point  Pleasant  Marble  Works, 
O  W  Fadely  Propr.     (See  p  318) 

Ray  C  E,  feed . 

Reeder  Joseph  W,  Wagonmaker. 
(See  p  315.) 

Reynolds  &  Stortz  (Thomas  Reynolds, 
John  Stortz),  stone  masons. 

Rhoads  Joseph  W,  blacksmith. 

Roush  Peter  S,  contractor. 

Seheivley  Jaeob  Jr,Merchant  Tailor. 
(Seep  315.) 

Schuler  &  Hanes,  Proprs  Paragon 
Saw  and  Planing  Mill.    (See  opp.) 

Scott  Rev  John  A  jr  (Presbyterian). 

Simpson  Livia  Sfye,  Publisher  The 
S'ate  Gazette,  and  Job  Printer.  (See  p 
307.) 

Simpson  &  Howard  (G  P  Simpson,  H  R 
Howard),  lawyers. 

Sm;th  F  M,  grocer. 

Smith  John  B,  general  store. 

Smith  John  P  R  B,  county  clerk. 

Snyder  David  S,  mngr  Electric  Light  Co. 

SommervilleL  C,  lawyer. 

Spencer  John  S,  lawyer. 

State  Gazette,  Livia  Nye  Simpson 
Publisher.     (See  p  307.) 

Steinbach  Wm,  barber. 

Stephenson  Samuel  W,  Groceries 
and  Coufectionery;  Patronage  Solicited. 

Sterling  R  W,  general  store  and  propr 
Stortz  House. 

Stone  Bros  (J  W,  J  H,  C  D  and  G  T), 
Steam  and  Cable  Ferry.     (See  p  309.) 

Stortz  Christian,  stone  mason. 


Stortz  House,  R  W  Sterling  propr. 

Stortz  John  G,  Ice  Dealer;  the  Best 
Quality  of  Lake  Ice  Always  on  Hand 
at  Reasonable  Rates;  a  Prompt  Deliv- 
ery; Patronage  Solicited. 

Stortz  &  Selbe  (John  G  Stortz,  John  R 
Selbe),  saloon. 

Swisher  Samuel  W,  grocer. 

Thomas  Griffith  B,  iron  roofer. 

Tippett  George  W,  Editor  and  Propr 
The  Weekly  Register,  and  Job  Printer. 
(Seep  315.) 

Tippett  Harry  E,  Mayor. 

Tippett  Wm  R,  saloon. 

Tippett  &  Hutehinson  (James  B 
Tippett,  Robert  L  Hutchinson)  General 
Insurance  and  Real  Estate  Agents;  Cor- 
respondence Solicited. 

Tomlinson  Win  H,  Hardware,  Etc. 
(See  p  308.) 

Tomlinson  &  Wiley  (Wm  H  Tomlinson, 
Rankin  Wiley  jr),  lawyers. 

Trippett  Rev  C  J  (Methodist). 

Troschke  John  B,Grocer;  Patronage 
Solicited. 

Tuck  John  W,  barber. 

Van  Gilder  Amasa  C,  Druggist  and 
Mngr  W  U  Tel  Co.     (See  p  309.) 

Vollert  Sophie  M,  grocer. 

Vollert  &  Reidel  (Louise  Vollert,  Emma 
Reidel),  milliners. 

Weekly  Register  The,  George  W 
Tippett  Publisher.     (See  p  315.) 

Whaley  Fulton  M,  Telegraph  Oper- 
ator and  Postmaster.     (See  p  308.) 

Whaley  Warren  C,  city  clerk. 

Young  Robert,  blacksmith. 


POLANDALE.  In  Wood  county, 
10  miles  from  Parkersburgh,  the  judicial 
seat,  banking  and  shipping  point.  Isaac 
J.  Poling,  postmaster  and  general  store. 

POND  GAP.  A  village  in  Kanawha 
county,  32  miles  southeast  of  Charleston, 
the  judicial  seat  and  banking  town,  and  12 
from  Gauley  Bridge,  its  shipping  station 
on  C.  &  O.  Ry.  Population,  100-  L.  S. 
Burnham,  postmaster. 

Branham  M  H,  carpenter. 
morris  E  M,  General  Store. 
Morris  James,  blacksmith. 
White  M  H,  carpenter. 


POOL.  A  farmers'  postoffice  in  Nich- 
olas county,  10  miles  south  of  Nicholas 
C.  H.,  and  180  from  Wheeling.  Ship  to 
Hawk's  Nest,  on  the  C.  &  O.  Ry,  distant 
22  miles.     Rufus  Humphries,  postmaster. 


Heymann  Brewing  Co.'s  «« 


XPORT,  BAVARIAN  and  LACER 

is  Celebrated  for  its  Excel- 
Wheeling,   West   Virginia. 


AND    BUH1NK88    DIKKCTOBY. 


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J.  B.  SCHULER.  EPHRAIM  HANES. 

PARAGON  SAW  AND  PLANING  MILL. 


SCHULER  &  HANES,  Proprietors. 

DEALERS  IN 


AND  ALL  KINDS  OF     J 

flough  and  Dressed 


Steamboat  Lumber 

A  SPECIALTY. 

Correspondence 

Solicited. 

Office  at  Mill  on 
Kanawha  River, 

Point  Pleasant,  W.  Va. 


TOW  BOATS: 

JENNIE  CAMPBELL 
ANNIE  L 


ARMSTRONG  BROS., 


PROPRIETORS  OF 


BARGE  DOCKING  AND 
REPAIRING 

A  SPECIALTY. 


ARMSTRONG  DRY  DOCKS. 


SHIPPERS  OF 


KANAWHA  RIVER  COAL. 

Barges  Hired.    Towing  Carefully  and  Promptly  Done. 


POINT  PLEASANT,  W.  VIRGINIA. 


Correspondence  Invited, 


C.  F.  FILSON. 


F.  L.  FILSON. 


FILSON    BROS., 

THE  OLDEST  AND   MOST   RELIABLE   DEALER8   IN 

HHRDWHRE 

Stoves,  Tinware,  Cutlery,  Doors,  Sash  and  Glass, 

In  POINT  PLEASANT,  W.  VIRGINIA. 

ALSO 

HOUSE  SPOUTING  and  TIN  ROOFING  to  ORDER. 

OUT-OF-TOWN  PATRONAGE  SOLICITED. 


ATTORNEY-AT-LAW 

NOTARY  PUBLIC  AND  COLLECTOR. 

Practices  in  State  and  Federal  Courts,  All  Collections  Promptly  Remitted, 

OFFICE,  OPPOSITE  COURT  HOUSE, 

POINT  PLEASANT,  MASON  COUNTY,        -        -        WEST  VIRGINIA. 

AGRICULTURAL  IMPLEMENTS.  |  Cumberland  Hardware  Company, 

FULL    LINE   OF    HARDWARE,      j    47  and  49  Baltimore  Street,   •    CUMBERLAND,  SID. 


ARPWTFPT     EDWARD  B.  FRANZHEIM,  ARCHITECT, 

HllUal       I  till  I  I      PUBLIC  LIBRARY  BUILDING,  WHEELING,  V.TA. 


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PRI 


Amick  Jacob,  saw  mill. 

Boley  Wm,  flour  mill. 

Champ  C  H,  farmer. 

Dame  Robert,  wagonmaker  and  blksmith. 

Hendrickson  George,  saw  and  grist  mill. 

Humphries  Rev  It  (Baptist). 

McClung  W  A,  lawyer. 

Ramsey  John  R,  farmer. 

Ramsey  J  K,  saw  mill. 

Ramsey  T  A,  mason. 

Stephenson  S,  general  store. 

Stull  S  L,  saw  mill. 

Winebrenner  Rev  G  A  (Baptist). 


POPLAR.      A    recently 
postofflce  in  Logan  county. 


established 


POPPA.  In  Wayne  county,  13  miles 
from  Wayne  C.  H.  and  8  from  Barbours- 
ville,  the  nearest  shipping  point.  Popula- 
tion, 50.     David  Adkins,  postmaster. 

Bowen  Shelby,  carpenter. 
McComas  Alexander,  blacksmith. 
RlcCouias   Harold  &,  Co,  General 

Store. 
Knight  Wayne,  blacksmith. 

PORTER'S  PALLS.  A  country 
postofflce  in  Wetzel  county,  12  miles 
southeast  of  New  Martinsville,  the  judi- 
cial seat,  shipping  and  banking  point. 
Population,  30.     M.  Morgan,  postmaster. 

Morgan  Anna,  milliner. 

Morgan  Bros,  flour  and  saw  mill. 

Morgan  E  F,  general  store. 

Morgan  F  M,  musician. 

Morgan  M,  Grocer. 

Philips  8,  blacksmith  and  wagonmaker. 

PORTERSVILLE.  In  Lincoln  coun- 
ty, 6- miles  from  Hamlin,  the  judicial  seat, 
and  12  from  Milton,  its  shipping  station, 
on  C.  &  O.  Ry.  Nearest  bank  at  Hunt- 
ington. Population,  29.  I.  "W.  Porter, 
postmaster. 

Gary  Wm  H,  saw  mill. 

Lucas  Samuel,  flour  mill. 

Mount  S,  blacksmith. 

Porter  I  W,  Justice  and  General  Store. 

Stratton  D,  blacksmith. 


POTOMAC.  A  small  settlement  in 
Ohio  county,  14  miles  northeast  of  Wheel- 
ing, the  judicial  seat  and  banking  town. 
West  Alexander,  Pa.,  4  miles  distant,  is  its 
shipping  station.  Population,  56.  Annie 
8.  Faris,  postmaster. 

Barr  James  M,  carpenter  and  saw  mill. 


Baxter  James,  barber. 

Berry  Webster,  shoemaker. 

Curtis  Elmer,  painter. 

Curtis  Henry,  general  store. 

Davis  John  A,  blacksmith. 

Jones  E  E,  farm  impts. 

Eerns  Hugh,  carpenter. 

McCammon  H  L.,  General  Store  and 

Hotel. 
Snediker  Newton,  gardener. 


POWELL'S.    On  the  B.  &  O.  R.  R., 

In  Marion  county,  8  miles  southeast  of 
Fairmont,  the  judicial  seat  and  banking 
point.  Population,  47.  Mail,  daily.  G. 
M.  Hites,  postmaster. 


POWELLTON.  In  Fayette  county, 
25  miles  from  Fayetteville  C.  H.,  30  from 
Charleston,  the  nearest  bank  location,  and 
5  from  Mt  Carbon,  on  the  C.  & 
O.  Ry.  Mail,  daily.  P.  Totten,  post- 
master. 

HI  c  La  ii  x  111  in  Lumber  Co,  General 

Store. 
Mt  Carbon  Co  (ltd),  coal  and  coke. 
Payne  J  P,  grocery  and  saloon. 
Powellton  Colliery,  The  Mt  Carbon  Co 

(ltd)  operators. 


POWHATAN.    On  the  N.  &  W.  R. 

R  ,  in  McDowell  county,  30  miles  east  of 
Perryville,  the  judicial  seat,  and  11  from 
Bramwell,  the  nearest  bank  location.  Exp., 
Southern. 

Algoma  Coal  and  Coke  Co. 
Lynchburgh  Coal  and  Coke  Co. 

PRATT.  A  postofflce  in  Roane  coun- 
ty. 4  miles  southwest  of  Spencer,  the  judi- 
cial seat,  banking  and  shipping  point. 


PRINCE.    On  the  C.   &  O.  Ry,  in 

Fayette  county,  30  miles  south  of 
Fayetteville,  the  judicial  seat,  and  24  from 
Hinton,  the  nearest  bank  location.  Popu- 
lation, 200.    James  F.  Prince,  postmaster. 

Aliff  John,  shoemaker. 
Aliff  Morris,  blacksmith. 
Cole  D  A,  hotel. 
Haynes  A  F,  physician. 
Prince  Wm,  General  Store. 
Royal  Coal  and  Coke  Co,  miners. 

PRINCETON.  The  county  seat  of 
Mercer  countv,  ie  a  village  of  400  people, 
located  on  the  B.  &  P.  R.  R.,  200  miles 
south  of  Wheeling.      Has  3  churches,  a 


Heavy  Tank  Work. 


COX  A:  MORRISON,  Mnfrs.  Boilers 
and  all  Kinds  of  Heavy  Sheet  Iron 
Work.    Wheeling,  W.  Va.     See  P.  6. 


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HOMER  SMITH. 


"WHOLESALE  AND  BETAIL 


^•GROCERS* 

BOAT  STORES  A  SPECIALTY. 

Correspondence  Invited.     Main  Street,  POINT  PLEASANT,  W.  VA. 

W.  W.  Cole.  H,  Heatherington. 

KANAWHA 


MARINE  DOCK  CO. 

IS  PREPARED  TO 

Build  or  Repair  Boats,  Barges, 
or  any  Water  Craft. 

Lumber  Furnished  on  Order. 
Patronage  Solicited. 

Point  Pleasant,     W.  Ya. 


Point  Pleasant  Marble  Works, 

C.  W.  FADELY,  Proprietor. 

Desires  to  call  the  attention  of  the  public  that 

he  keeps  constantly  on  hand  a 

fine  selection  of 

MONUMENTS  I  HEADSTONES 

In  all  the  best  grades  of  Marble.     Rutland,  fflJILS 
Vt.,  New  York  and  Georgia  Marbles  and  all  of  A**~ 
the  Granites  used  for  Monumental  Purposes. 
Also  Freestone,  Curbing,  Hearthstones,  Etc.,  at 
the  Lowest  Figures.   See  me  before  purchasing. 

C.  W.  Fadely,  Point  Pleasant,  W.  Va. 


JAMES   H.  COUCH,  Jr., 


ATTORNEY-AT-LAW 


CITY  SOLICITOR 

AND 

Attorney  for  O.  R.  R.  R. 


POINT  PLEASANT, 

WEST  VIRGINIA. 


-Manufacture   to   Order- 


C.  J.  STECHOWf 

r»l.M..m   •«!■    cIw*..-T^ ivT  \  OFFICE  FURNITURE  and  BAR  FIXTURES 
rurniiure    ana     fixture    1,0.  ^112  and  114  Market  St.,  Parkersburg,  W.  Va 


McLAIN     BROTHERS, 

Wholesale  and  Retail  Druggists, 
WHEEUNG,  TV.  VA. 


Proprietors  and  Manufacturers  of  McLAIN'S  RELIABLE  FIJI- 
ILT  MEDICINES,  WHEELING  PILLS,  PECTORAL  ^TRUP, 
GOOD  INTENT    LINIMENT,  WORM  SIRUP,  WORM   CANDY. 


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bank,  flouring  mill  and  2  weekly  news- 
papers. Telephone  connection.  Exp., 
Southern.  Tel.,  W.  U.  S.  M.  Dame- 
wood,  postmaster. 

Alvis  D  M,  hotel.    . 

Barger  D  A,  carpenter. 

Bee  Isaiah,  physician. 

Bee  &  Bee,  physicians. 

Caperton  Allen  T,  general  store. 

Christie  R  C,  lawyer  and  circuit  clerk. 

Darest  Mrs  U  V,  hotel. 

Fellers  &  Austin,  undertakers  and  cabinet- 
makers. 

French  J  M,  lawyer. 

French  Wirt  A,  lawyer. 

Gooch  &  JVIcCue,  flour  mill. 

Hale  J  W,  lawyer. 

Hern  &  England,  General  Store. 

Herndon  D  C,  lawyer. 

Johnston  David  E,  lawyer. 

Journal,  H  B  Kitts  editor. 

Kitts  H  B,  editor  and  propr  Journal. 

McClaugherty  D  W,  lawyer. 

McClaugherty  R  C,  lawyer. 

McGrath  J  M,  lawyer. 

McNutt  Allen,  blacksmith. 

McNutt  R  B,  physician. 

Pearis  Samuel  P,  lawyer. 

Peck  Joseph,  hotel. 

Pennington  B  W,  lawyer. 

Princeton  Banking  Co  (capital,  $2,500), 
H  W  Straley  pres,  H  Scott  cash,  G  B 
Sinclair  asst  cash. 

Reynolds  A  W,  lawyer. 

Rucker  E  P,  lawyer. 

Shelton  J  J,  shoemaker. 

Smith  C  W,  lawyer. 

Smith  John  W,  General  Store. 

Sprainger  H  O,  railroad  and  tel  agent. 

Straley  &  Co,  general  store. 

Sutton  A  U,  lawyer. 

White  James  A,  sheriff. 

Witten  Wm  H  H,  county  clerk. 

Woods  H  G,  lawyer. 


PROCTOTJS.  An  unimportant  coun- 
try postoflice  in  Clay  county,  5  miles 
northwest  of  Clay  C.  H.  Mail,  semi- 
weekly. 

PROCTOR.  A  small  settlement  on 
the  Ohio  river  and  O.  R.  R.  R.,  in  Wetzel 
county,  6  miles  northeast  of  New  Mar- 
tinsville, the  judicial  seat  and  banking 
point,  and  25  from  Wheeling.  Popula- 
tion, 75.  Exp.,  Adams.  Tel.,  W.  U. 
John  Wingrove,  postmaster. 

Butler  J  A,  saw  mill. 
Carr  G,  general  store. 


Hannaa  John,  wagonmaker. 
Monroe  J  W,  General  Store. 
Moore  Michael,  general  store. 
Oblinger  C  H,  blacksmith. 
Rogers  Wm  &  Co,  general  store. 
Rohrbaugh  J  T,  saw  mill. 
Steender  F,  general  store. 
Young  Joseph,  gunsmith. 


PROGRESS.  A  rural  postoflice  in 
Braxton  county,  13  miles  northwest  of 
Sutton,  the  judicial  seat,  banking  and  ship- 
ping point.     Population,  20. 


PROSPECT  VALLEY.  A  coun- 
try postoflice  in  Harrison  county,  13  miles 
north  of  Clarksburgh,  the  judicial  seat  and 
bankiDg  point,  and  3  from  Shinnston,  the 
nearest  shipping  point.  Population,  28. 
V.  B.  Ogden,  postmaster. 

Ogden  V  B,  General   Store  and  Shoe- 
maker. 
Sturm  Rev  A  P  (Methodist). 
Wyatt  Z  W,  physician. 


PROSPERITY.  A  small  settlement 
in  Raleigh  county,  5  miles  north  of  Raleigh 
C.  H.,  32  from  Hinlon,  the  nearest  bank- 
ing point,  and  9  from  Prince,  the  nearest 
shipping  point.  Population,  31.  D.  Wil- 
liams, postmaster. 

Francis  Q  S,  general  store. 
Henry  John,  blacksmith. 
Miller  John  E  F,  justice. 
Rogers  Wm  M,  stone  mason. 
Williams  Daniel,  General  Store. 


PROVIDENCE.  A  country  postof- 
fice  in  Jackson  county,  8£  miles  southwest 
of  Jackson  C.  H.  and  banking  point,  and 
5  from  Angerona,  the  nearest  shipping 
point.  Mail,  semi-weekly.  Austin 
Shimm,  postmaster  and  general  store. 

PRUNTYTO WN.  A  village  in  Tay- 
lor county,  4  miles  west  of  Grafton,  the 
judicial  seat,  90  from  Wheeling  and  3 
from  Fetterman,  its  shipping  station. 
Population,  275.  George  H.  A.  Batson, 
postmaster. 

Barnett  A  B,  physician. 
Barnett  W,  blacksmith. 
Batson  John  W,  Shoemaker. 
Coplin  W  E,  justice. 
Coplin  W  R,  hotel. 
Davidson  James,  undertaker. 
Friend  Rev  D  A  (Methodist). 
Goode  Rev  I  W  T  (Methodist). 


Pianos  and  Organs  "2CC.  A.  House 


1324  and  1326  Market 

Street, 

J    WHEELING,  W.  VA. 


AND    BUSINESS    D1RKCTORY.  315 


ESTABLISHED  1862.      CIRCULATION  1,500. 
DEMOCRATIC. 

THE  WEEKLY  REGISTER, 

GEO.  W.  TIPPETT,  Editor  and  Propr. 

Advertising  rates  made  known  on  application. 

JOB  PRINTING  IN  ALL  ITS 
BRANCHES. 

Point  Pleasant,  West  Va. 


JACOB  SCHEIVLEY,  Jr., 

FASHIONABLE  MERCHANT  TAILOR. 

ZMZ^uI^ST    STREET, 

POINT  PLEASANT,      -      WEST  VIRGINIA, 


JOSEPH     -\X7\     EEEDEE, 

MANUFACTURER  OF 


ALL  KINDS  OF 


Out-of-Toisa  Work 
Baggies  and  Wagons  liMi    PSI  a  SPECIALTY 

repaired     r^^W^^^m^.     *>  , 

ff  '( I  V- TTfr   V^  lr*M'ffirff*niiPlPgrBian         Patronage 
On  Short  Notice.       \J\V\jJL      V^VvK^ItTxSb'^^  Solicited. 


POINT  PLEASANT,         -         -         -        WEST  VIRGINIA. 


ATTORNEY-AT-LAW 

POINT  PLEASANT,  W.  VA. 


Practices  in  the  Supreme  Court  of  the  United  States, 

in  the  Supreme  Court  of  Appeals  of  West  Virginia,  and  in  the 

Circuit  Courts  of  Jackson,  Roane  and  Mason  Counties. 

DIumknvA    Steam  and  Hot  Water  Heating.    First-Class  Plumbing  and 
riUlilUBlSi  Draining.     BRYAN   &.   SPENCER,  Parkersburg,  W.  Va. 


Furniture  wit  G.  Mendel  &  Co.'s, 


1124  Main  Street. 
Wheeling,  W.  Va. 


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Jones  N  H  &  Co,  tanners. 

Johnson  C  P,  physician. 

Johnson  Joseph,  lawyer. 

Johnson  L  S,  lawyer. 

Kern  G  W,  wagonmaker. 

Kunst  J  H,  general  store. 

Reynolds  Rev  John  (Baptist). 

Roe  I  A,  blacksmith. 

Koe  John  L,  blacksmith. 

Sh river  M  L,,  Flour  and  Saw  Mill. 

Sinsel  L  S,  general  store  and  drugs. 

Thompson  H  B,  meats. 

Warder  C  W,  blacksmith. 

West  Virginia  Reform  School. 


PUGH.  In  Webster  county,  22  miles 
from  Addison,  the  judicial  seat,  and  20 
from  Sutton,  the  nearest  banking  and 
shipping  point.  Population,  80.  J.  A. 
Hinkle,  postmaster. 

Courtright  A  H,  blacksmith. 
Hays  J  A,  constable. 
Hinkle  J  A,  General  Store. 
Johnson  J  N,  carpenter  and  justice. 
Pugh  E  E,  carpenter. 


PULLMAN.  A  postofflce  in  Ritchie 
oounty,  7  miles  east  of  Ritchie  C.  H.,  62 
from  Wheeling  and  9  from  Pennsborough, 
its  shipping  station,  on  the  -P.  br.  of  the 
B.  &  O.  R.  R.  Population,  50.  Wm. 
IDavison,  postmaster. 

Chapman  W  S,  live  stock. 

Conway  N  E,  shoemaker  and  barber. 

Davison  &  Cross,  Wagonmakers. 

Hall  A  H,  general  store. 

Hall  W  E,  carpenter. 

Lowther  W  I,  live  stock. 

Mason  Frank,  carpenter. 

Parker  John,  flour  and  sawmill. 

Richards  Dr  B  F,  general  store. 

Veach  John  A,  general  store. 

PUMPKINTOWN.  Raleigh  coun- 
ty.   Name  changed  to  Hampton. 


PURG-ITSVILLE.  A  settlement 
m  Hampshire  county,  14  miles  southwest 
of  Ronaney,  the  judicial  seat,  banking  and 
shipping  point,  and  115  from  Wheeling. 
Population,  150.  Martha  K.  Purgit,  post- 
master. 

Arnold  E,  shoemaker. 
Allen  F  P,  general  store. 
Font  R  N,  live  stock. 
Hartman  E  W,  blacksmith. 
High  Abel,  distiller. 
Hotinger  Noah,  cooper. 


Huffman  Jacob  V,  live  stock. 
Kelley  Joseph  A,  justice. 
Newhouse  Thomas  M,  blacksmith. 
Purgit  Wm  S,  Notary  Public. 
Sions  P  F,  live  stock. 
Taylor  W  R,  hotel. 
Taylor  Zach,  live  stock. 


PURSLEY.  A  small  settlement  in 
Tyler  county,  6  miles  northwest  of  Mid- 
dlebourne,  the  judicial  seat,  and  40  from 
Wheeling.  Ship  to  Sistersville,  3  miles 
distant,  on  the  Ohio  river  and  O.  R.  R.  R. 
Population,  60.     Mail,  daily. 

Broad  waiter  R,  general  store. 


QUEEN  CITY.  On  the  K.  &  M.  R. 
R.,  in  Putnam  county,  6  miles  southeast 
of  Winfield,  the  judicial  seat,  and  22  from 
Charleston.  Exp.,  U.  S.  Wm.  Cleck, 
postmaster. 

Cleck  Wm,  Medicine  Agent. 
Pelak  Wm,  express  agent. 
Roberts  Ed,  railroad  and  tel  agent. 


QUEENS.  A  postofflce  in  Upshur 
county,  16  miles  southeast  of  Buckhannon, 
the  county  seat  and  banking  town,  and  4 
from  Ten  Mile,  the  nearest  shipping  point. 
Population,  100.  O.  B.  Goodwin,  post- 
master. 

Asper  E  &  J,  general  store. 

Bennett  B  A,  general  store. 

Bennett  Edward,  carpenter  and  cooper. 

Bryan  &  Son,  shoemakers. 

Cu  trig  lit  A  II,  General  Store  and  Live 

stock. 
Cutright  L  D,  stone  mason. 
Grim  W  O,  physician. 
Hollen  Bros,  flour  and  saw  mill. 
Sloan  George,  furniture. 
Ward  W  O  B,  hardware  and  blacksmith. 
Zickafoose  &  Simmons,  general  store. 


QUEEN  SHOALS.  A  postofflce  on 
Elk  river,  in  Clay  county,  25  miles  south- 
west of  Clay  C.  H.,  117  from  Wheeling, 
and  25  from  Charleston.  Ship  direct  by 
water.  Population,  50.  J.  F.  Snyder, 
postmaster. 

Belcher  James,  constable. 
Browley  W  S,  dentist. 
Graham  T  C,  blacksmith. 
Hart  J  D,  stone  mason. 
Hart  L  A,  shoemaker. 
Mills  E  W,  carpenter. 
Mullins  &  Nutter,  general  store. 
Samples  Harvey,  general  store. 


WEST  VIRGINIA  COAL  AND  p     f)     Cmj*L    Wheeling, 
TIMBER  LANDS  for  Sale.  Ill    Ui    Olllllllj       W.  Va. 


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Sharp  Otto,  flour  mill. 

Snyder  D  B,  Flour  and  Saw  Mills. 

Stump  C  W,  coal  miner. 

Thomas  S  M,  flour  mill. 

Young  Mark,  justice  of  peace. 

Young  S  E  &  Son,  general  store. 

QUEEN'S  BIDGE.  A  settlement 
In  Wayne  county,  22  miles  south  of  Wayne 
C.  H.,  33  from  Staley,  the  usual  shipping 
point,  and  43  from  Huntington,  the  nearest 
banking  point.  Population,  150.  Mail, 
semi-weekly.    L.  C.  Queen,  postmaster. 

Adkins  Jackson,  lawyer. 
Copley  Ira  6,  justice. 
Copley  Monroe,  carpenter. 
Hollandsworth  6  J  W,  constable. 
Jones  John,  farmer. 
Mead  A,  general  store. 
Moore  Rev  G  (Baptist). 
Napier  P  H,  general  store. 
Payne  L  B,  blacksmith. 
Porter  G  L,  general  store. 
Queen  Rev  James  (Baptist). 
Queen  Li  C,  General  Store. 
Ramey  Stephen,  flour  mill. 

QUIET  DELL.  A  village  iu  Harri- 
son county,  5  miles  southeast  of  Clarks- 
burgh,  the  judicial  seat,  banking  and 
shipping  point.  Population,  105.  John 
N.  Cottrill,  postmaster. 

Barnes  J  W,  blacksmith. 

Blair  Lewis,  blacksmith. 

Cettrill  John  IV,  Boot  and  Shoe- 
maker. 

Gregg  John,  physician. 

Hankey  D  B,  general  store,  flour  and  saw 
mill. 

Hickman  &  Cottrill,  grocers. 

McWhorter  Wm  L,  carpenter. 


QUINNIMONT.  A  village  on  New 
river,  and  a  station  on  the  C.  &  O.  Ry,  in 
Fayette  county,  20  miles  southeast  of  Fay- 
ctteville,  the  judicial  seat,  and  156  from 
Wheeling.  Charleston  is  the  banking 
town.  Population,  300.  Exp.,  Adams. 
Tel.,  W.  U. 

Lewis  W  F,  lumber  mnfr. 
<Quinnimont    Colliery,   Quinnimont    Coal 
and  Iron  Co  operators. 

RACINE.  A  village  of  125  people,  on 
Coal  river,  in  Boone  county,  16  miles 
northeast  of  Madison,  the  judicial  seat, 
10  from  Brownstown,  its  shipping  station, 
and  20  from  Charleston,  the  nearest  bank- 


newspaper,    the 
Population,  125. 


ing  point.  A  weekly 
Democrat,  is  published. 
S.  A.  Foster,  postmaster. 

Foster  Mrs  Ella  J,  hotel. 

Foxier  S  A  &  Co,  General  Store  and 

Publrs  Racine  Democrat. 
Poindexter    Tony,   flour,  corn    and    saw 

mills. 
Racine  Democrat,  S  A  Foster  &  Co 

Publrs. 
Sayre  C  D,  hotel  and  general  store. 
Stuab  Eli,  blacksmith. 
Toney  J  E,  painter  and  carpenter. 


RAG-LAND.  Merely  a  farmers'  post- 
office,  in  Logan  county,  18  miles  southwest 
of  Logan  C.  H.     Mail,  semi-weekly. 


RALEIGH  C.  H.  The  county  seat 
of  Raleigh  county,  is  an  incorporated 
town  of  350  inhabitants,  located  near 
Piney  river,  10  miles  from  Prince,  its 
shipping  station,  on  the  C.  &  O.  Ry. 
Hinton,  25  miles  distant,  is  the  location  of 
the  nearest  bank.  A  weekly  newspaper, 
the  Raleigh  County  Index,  is  published. 
T.  K.  Scott,  postmaster. 

Anderson  John,  civil  engineer. 
Bailey  George,  county  clerk. 
Bower  martin,  General  Store. 
Campbell  Wm  R,  coal  prospector. 
Cook  G  W,  lawyer. 
Cottle  Wm  H,  shoemaker. 
Davis  John  F,  circuit  clerk. 
Ellison  M  A,  dentist. 
Farley  A  P,  Lawyer. 
Gorge  F,  blacksmith. 
Harper  &  Colfee,  general  store. 
Hull  John  S,  general  store. 
Hull  J  8  &  Co,  hotel.  ♦ 

Keatley  E  M,  civil  engineer. 
Lemon  James  H,  hotel. 
McCreery  W,  live  stock. 
McGinnis  J  H.  lawyer. 
McGinnis  W  H,  Lawyer. 
McKeever  W,  barber. 
Maxwell  A,  music  teacher. 
Mellon  John  H,  flour  and  saw  mills. 
Miller  J  E  F,  justice. 
Morris  H  S,  physician. 
Overton  Wm  M,  physician. 
Pease  W,  shoemaker. 
Phipps  Charles,  sewing  machines. 
Prince  E,  real  estate. 
Prince  J,  saw  mill. 

Raleigh  County  Index,  R  A  Spen- 
cer Publr. 
Scott  T  K,  Stoves  and  Furniture. 
Shumate  W  T,  sheriff. 


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Sniffer  Jackson,  flour  mill. 

Sniffer  Richard,  saw  mill. 

Spencer  It  A,   Publr  Raleigh  County 

Index. 
Taylor  C  W,  prin  of  schools. 
Tazewell  Morley,  flour  mill. 
Tripp  L,  jeweler. 
Trump  R  G,  grocer. 
Willis  Robert,  painter. 
Willis  Thomas,  painter. 
Willis  Wm,  painter. 


RALPH.  In  Webster  county,  4  miles 
east  of  Addison,  the  judicial  seat,  and  40 
from  Sutton,  the  nearest  banking  and' 
shipping  point.  Population,  50.  Mail, 
semi-weekly.  Isaac  L.  Gregory,  post- 
master. 

Elbon  James,  saw  mill. 
Gregory  B  F,  flour  mill 
Gregory  Isaac  L.,  Blacksmith. 
Gregory  T  A,  school  teacher. 


RANDALL.  A  village  in  Monongalia 
county,  3  miles  northwest  of  Morgan  town, 
the  seat  of  justice,  banking  and  shipping 
point  by  rail.  It  is  on  the  Monongahela 
river,  and  goods  can  be  shipped  direct  by 
water.  Population,  60.  M.  C.  Courtney, 
postmaster. 

Berry  Joseph,  wagonmaker. 
Bogers  S  W,  timber. 
Coburn  C  F,  hotel. 
Hackney  Squire,  blacksmith. 
Kussart  John,  blacksmith. 
Tait  Alexander  H,  General  Store. 
Wharton  J  J,  flour  and  saw  mill. 
Wiedman  D,  general  store. 


RATHBONE.  A  discontinued  post- 
office  in  Preston  county.  Send  mail  to 
Terra  Alta. 

RAVEN  ROCK.  A  small  settlement 
on  the  Ohio  river  and  the  O.  R.  R.  R.,  in 
Pleasants  county,  5  miles  northeast  of  St. 
Mary's,  the  judicial  seat,  and  59  from 
Wheeling.  Population,  50.  G.  M.  Wil- 
liamson, postmaster. 

Barker  &  Gregory,  general  store. 
Hughes  W,  cooper. 
Justice  Alexander,  constable. 
Riggs  Bros,  live  stock. 
Snively  J  M,  fruit  grower. 
Williamson  G  M,  General  Store,  Rail- 
road and  Express  Agent. 

RAVEN'S  EYE.  A  postoffice  in  Fay- 
ette county,  20  miles  east  of  Fayetteville, 


the  judicial  seat,  and  10  from  Sewell,  its 
shipping  point,  on  the  C.  &  O.  Ry.  Pop- 
ulation, 200.     E.  S.  Phillips,  postmaster. 

Arnick  F  M,  mason  and  carpenter. 

Cobb  H,  flour  mill. 

Crookshank  A  F,  notary  public. 

Dickerson  A  R,  justice  and  wagonmaker. 

DouglasE  R,  distiller. 

Ellis  R,  carpenter. 

Freeland  H,  flour  mill. 

Lewis,  stave  factory. 

Masters  &  Arnick,  general  store. 

Phillips  E  A,  Coal  Miner. 

Phillips  T  A,  blacksmith. 


RAVENSWOOD.  This  flourishing, 
incorporated  town  of  1,500  inhabitants 
is  located  on  the  Ohio  river,  in  Jack- 
son county,  12  miles  northwest  of 
Jackson  C.  H.  and  40  from  Parkers- 
burgh.  Direct  communication  is  had 
both  north  and  south  over  the  Ohio  River 
Railroad.  A  branch  of  this  road  is  now 
running  southeast  to  Spencer.  This  is  the 
shipping  point  for  several  surrounding 
counties,  and  is  a  very  busy  and  thriving 
town.  There  are  several  churches,  3  ho- 
tels, a  bank  and  good  schools.  A  flour 
mill,  tannery  and  saw  and  planing  mill 
comprise  its  industries.  It  supports  two 
weekly  papers,  the  News  and  the  Jackson 
Bugle.  Tel.,W.  U.  Exp.,  Adams.  J.  F. 
Stone,  postmaster. 

Bank  of  Ravenswood  The  (capital,  $25,- 

000),  B  D  Williams  pres,  J  L  Armstrong 

cash. 
Baxter  Rev  J  F  (Presbyterian). 
Bennett  John  W,  cooper. 
Big  Four  Cigar  Co,    Cooper    &    Nowell 

proprs 
Bowder  Rev  H  B  (Methodist). 
Carter  Charles  W,  notions. 
Chambers  Z  T,  propr  Red  Lion  Hotel. 
Chidester  E  C,  harnessmaker. 
Cooper  &  Nowell,  proprs  Big  Four  Cigar 

Co. 
Crooks  George,  planing  mill. 
Crystal  Palace  Drug  Store,  Frank 

A  Sayre   Propr;   Drugs,  Confectionery 

and  Sewing  Machines. 
Davis  Samuel  F,  livery. 
Denoon  John  W,  drugs. 
Devore  John  X,  D  D  §,  Dentist;  all 

Lines  of  Work  Entrusted  to  my  care 

will  Receive  Special  Treatment. 
Diddle  Miss  Bertha,  dressmaker. 
Edelen  Mrs  Docla,  Propr  Hotel  Buf- 

fington. 
Elder  James  C,  dentist. 


WOOD  BROS.  PLANING  Mill  CO., 

If  WHEELING,  W.  VA. 


i  LOWEST    PRICES 

I  Consistent  with  First-Class  Work. 


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Emrick  Samuel  J,  restaurant. 

Ent  Wm  A,  shoemaker. 

Ernest  Mrs  M  S,  milliner. 

Ernest  8hipman,  grocer. 

Ernest  Wm  C,  mayor  and  grocer. 

Fleming  George,  whaif  boat. 

Fleming  Henry  C,  general  store. 

Fleming  Mrs  Sarah  J,  coal. 

Fleming  Winfield  S,  carpenter. 

Fleming  Misses,  dressmakers. 

Fleming  &  McKay  (R  F  Fleming,  Charles 
McKay),  lawyers. 

Qandee  James  M,  cooper. 

Gandee  Samuel  H,  cooper. 

Gould  Wm  H,  Saddle  and  Harness- 
maker.     (See  beloic.) 

TXTl^E.    i=E    0-OXTI-.ID, 

MANUFACTURER  OF  AND   DEALER  IN 


RAVENSWOOD,  WEST  VIRGINIA. 

PATEONAGE  SOLICITED. 


Grant  Edward  W,  carpenter. 

Hall  J  B,  furniture. 

Hampton  Rev  G  M  F  (Methodist). 

Harris  David  E,  barber. 

Heaton  Miss  Bessie,  milliner. 

Heck  Henry,  general  store. 

Hotel  Biifflngton,  Mrs  Docia  Edelen 

Propr;  the  Leading  and  Popular  House; 

Rates,   $1.50    per    Day,   cor   Sand  and 

Henry. 
Hoyt  B  H,  physician. 
Hoyt  Wm  E.  railroad  and  express  agent. 
Huff  David  P,  wagonmaker. 
Husler  John  T,  physician. 
Jackson  Bugle  (weekly),  Everett  C  Smith 

publr. 
Jackson  Horace,  meat  market. 
Keeney  AlonzoT,  livery. 
Keeney  Claude,  grocer. 
Keller  Anthony,  brick  mnfr. 
Kendall  Mrs  Sarah  A,  milliner. 
Kneeream  &  Douglass   Bros  (Christopher 

T  Kneeream,    Taylor    and   Reuben    H 

Douglass),  clothing. 
Koehler  Charles,  baker. 
Kotzebue  George  W,  wool  and  gen  store. 
Lemley  Ernest  H,  jeweler. 
Lentz  &  Weisheit'  (Thomas  D  Lentz,   A 

Weisheit)  tanners  and  curriers. 
Leonard  George,  general  store. 
Long  George  W,  blacksmith. 
Lytle  E  H,  grocer. 


THE  RAVENSWOOD  NEWS 

BEST  ADVERTISING  MEDIUM  IN  JACKSON  COUNTY,  W.  YA. 


JOB  PRINTING  OF  EVERY  DESCRIPTION  DONE  PROMPTLY. 


Correspondence  Solicited  In  Reference  to  Advertising:. 

J.  E.  McGLOTHLIN,  Propr.,      -       RAVENSWOOD,  W.  VA. 

Arrival  and  Departure  of  Mails  at  Ravenswood,  XV.  Va.,  P.  O.— Central  Time. 

Regular  Mails.  Arrive.  Depart. 

Wheeling  and  Huntington,  R.  P.  O.  (North) 9  00  a.m.  900a.m. 

Wheeling  and  Huntington,  R.  P.  O.  (South) 11  50    "  11  50    " 

Spencer,  W.  Va 7  00    "  6  00  p.m. 

Jerry's  Run  Route,  Tuesday  and  Saturday 1100    "  130     ' 

Express  Mails. 

Gallipolis,  0 6  30  p.m.  6  30  a.  m. 

Huntington  and  Cincinnati,  R  P.  O.  (West) 6  30    "  6  30     " 

Parkersburg,  W.  Va 7  05  a.  m.  fi  30  p.  m. 

Do      .  4  05  p.m.  115  p.m. 

Point  Pleasant,  W.Va...'.'. 6  30    "  6  30  a.  m. 

Wheeling,  W.  Va 4  05     "  115  p.m. 

Do 1150    "  115     " 

•(■Sunday  only 115     " 

•*■  Sunday  only.    All  others  daily  except  Sunday. 

Third-class  office.  J.  F.  STONE,  P.  W. 

Ji  Li  nlHuDSfjrCr  LUmDBr  lOi  Cherry  Constantly  on  Hand.'  Dobbin,  W.  Va. 


Manufacturers  j  The  W.  H.  Smith  Hardware  Co., 

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McCaulky  Edward  H,  contractor. 

McGlothlin  James  E,  Job  Printer 
and  Publr  and  Propr  Ravenswood  News. 
(See  pS19.) 

McGugin  Edward  It,  Dealer  in 
Hardware,  Farm  Machinery,  Stoves, 
Tinware,  Boilers  and  Engines,  Saw 
Mill  Supplies,  Farm  Wagons,  Buggies, 
Pumps,  Etc. 

Mcintosh  John  A,  hardware. 

McKay  James  M,  meat  market. 

McKay  Winfield  S.  insurance. 

McKee  Daniel,  clothing. 

McKinley  Joseph,  ties  and  posts. 

McMurray  John  L,  U  S  claim  agent. 

Moore  Charles  P,  hardware. 

Newton  L,  propr  Hotel  Newton. 

Nowell  Edward  H,  druggist. 

Petty  Joseph  A,  Justice  of  Peace;  De- 
positions Taken  -.Correspondence  Invited. 

Philson  Lewis,  prin  school. 

Polsine  M  E,  music  teacher  and  chief 
police. 

Prickett  N  C,  lawyer. 

Proudfoot  Harvey,  constable. 

Ravenswood  Brass  Band,  M  E  Polsine  ldr. 

Ravenswood  Hotel,  C  C  Shank 
Propr;  Pleasantly  Situated,  Overlooking 
Ohio  River,  Broad  Verandas,  Plenty  of 
Shade,  Commercial  Men's  Home;  Rates, 
$1.50  per  Day. 

Ravenswood  News  The  (Weekly), 
J  E  McGlothlin  Propr.     (See  p  S19.) 

Red  Lion  Hotel,  Z  T  Chambers  propr. 

Rose  Charles  A,  books  and  stationery. 

Rudman  E  L,  marble  works. 

Rudman  John,  undertaker  and  coffin  mnfr. 

Sayre  Fisher,  blacksmith. 

Sayre  Frank  A,  Propr  Crystal  Palace 
Drug  Store. 

Sayre  Mark,  flour  mill. 

Shank  C  C,  Propr  Ravenswood  Hotel. 

Shockey  Dennis,  painter. 

Smith  Everett  C,  printer  and  publr  Jack- 
son Bugle. 

Staats  Coleman  A,  Printer,  Whole- 
sale Notions  and  Poultry  Breeder. 

Staats  St  Eathem  (Coleman  A  Staats, 
Elias  M  Lathem),  Notions,  Jewelry,  Etc. 

Starkie  Enos,  produce. 

Stone  Charles  H,  wool. 

Stone  James  F,  Postmaster.  (See  p 
S19.) 

Taylor  Sisters  (Mrs  JosieTMuncey,Misses 
Annie  M  and  Ida  M  Taylor),  milliners. 

Tice,  blacksmith. 

Vosburg  Dr  A  J,  surveyor. 

Watts  Miss  Martha,  photographer. 

Watts  W  G  &  Bro  (Wm  G  and  John  T), 
general  store. 


Wells  E  &  Co,  druggists. 
Wells  Opera  House,  E  Wells  propr. 
Wetzel  John  H,  drugs  and  insurance. 
Wilkinson  Miss  Lizzie,  notions. 
Williams  &  Wetzel  (Benjamin  D  Williams, 

Robert  T  Wetzel),  general  store. 
Williamson  Rev  A  L  (Baptist). 
Wolf  Harvey  J,  barber. 


RAYMOND  CITY.  A  coal  mining 
town  on  the  K.  &  M.  R.  R.,  in  Putnam 
county,  7  miles  southeast  of  Winfield,  the 
county  seat,  and  20  from  Charleston.  Pop- 
ulation, 500.  Tel.,  W.  U.  Exp.,  U.  S. 
David  Santrock,  postmaster. 

Lilly  R  HI,  General   Store. 
Meremet  &  Co,  flour  mill. 
Raymond  Colliery,  Meremet  Coal  Co  oprs. 
Walker  V  B,  general  store. 


READER.  A  rural  postoffice  in  Wet- 
zel county,  13  miles  southeast  of  New 
Martinsville,  the  judicial  seat,  nearest  bank- 
ing and  shipping  point.  Mail,  semi-week- 
ly. W.  A.  Morgan,  postmaster  and  gen- 
eral store. 

REDBIRD.  A  country  postoffice  in 
Raleigh  county,  20  miles  from  Raleigh  C. 
H.,80  from  Charleston  and  30  from  Prince, 
the  nearest  shipping  point.  Amelia  Mc- 
Ginnis,  postmaster. 

Daniels  Jesse,  general  store. 
Honaker  Rev  J  H,  wagonmaker. 
Honaker  W  C  &  J  H,  flour  mill. 
Hurst  J  C,  physician. 
Jones  Daniel,  general  store. 
McDonald  Lewis,  General  Store. 
Russell  Milan,  blacksmith. 
Webb  A  W,  justice. 
Webb  J  F,  physician. 


RED  CREEK.  In  Tucker  county, 
26  miles  southeast  of  St.  George,  the  judi- 
cial seat,  and  13  from  Hendricks,  the  near- 
est shipping  point.  Population,  150.  W. 
C.  Swearinger,  postmaster. 

Bennett  B  F,  live  stock. 
Bennett  M  V,  live  stock. 
Bonner  M  V,  carpenter. 
Flanagan  W  J,  justice  of  peace. 
Hedrick  A  J,  blacksmith. 
Middleton  J  H,  shoemaker. 
Rains  Amby,  mason. 
Rains  J  R,  carpenter. 
Rains  R  E,  General  Store. 

RED  HILL.  A  postoffice  in  Wood 
county,  4£  miles    east  of  Parkersburgh, 


WHISKIES.  HHLHK. 


W.  H.  FLANAGAN,  Propr. 
PALACE  EXCHANGE, 

FARK£RSB(JRG,  W.  VA. 


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the  judicial  seat,   banking  and  shipping 
point.     Mail,  daily. 

BED  HOUSE  SHOALS.  Is  located 
on  the  Great  Kanawha  river,  and  K.  &  M. 
Ry.,  in  Putnam  county,  on  opposite  side 
of  river  from  Winfield.  the  county  seat. 
Charleston  is  the  location  of  nearest  bank. 
Population,  200.  Exp.,  U.  S  Tel.,  W.  U. 
J.  C.  Thomas,  postmaster. 

Courtney  D  G,  stave  mnfr. 

Davis  J  F,  saloon. 

Hereford  John  R,  general  store. 

Hereford  Mrs  8,  hotel. 

Leep  J  G,  hotel. 

Lynch  A  S  &  Son,  general  store. 

Noffsinger  J,  carpenter. 

Thomas  A  J,  blacksmith. 

Thomas  D  A,  physician. 


Thomas  J 

yer. 


C,  General  Store  and  Law- 


BED  KNOB.  This  farmers'  postoffice, 
located  in  Roane  county,  was  establish- 
ed in  1883. 

BEDMUD.  A  rural  postoffice  in 
Mason  county,  4  miles  from  Point  Pleas- 
ant, the  judicial  seat  and  banking  point, 
and  3  from  Henderson,  the  nearest  ship- 
ping point.     Lydia  A.  Roach,  postmaster. 


BED  OAK  BIDGE.  A  small  settle- 
ment in  Mercer  county,  10  miles  south- 
west of  Princeton,  the  judicial  seat,  5 
from  Bramwell,  the  nearest  banking  and 
shipping  point.  L.  T.  Hambrick,  post- 
master. 

Graham  T  B,  saw  mill. 
Hawley  W  S,  wagonmaker. 
Hurst  C  W,  General  Store. 
Maxwell  C  W,  general  store. 
Spangler  Bros,  saw  mill. 
Workman  Robert,  shoemaker. 


BED    SULPHUB   SPBINGS.    A 

small  settlement  in  Monroe  county,  20 
miles  southwest  of  Union,  the  judicial  seat, 
and  175  from  Wheeling.  Lowell,  on  the 
C.  &  O.  Ry,  14  miles  distant,  is  the  nearest 
station.  Telephone  communication  with 
Lowell.  Population,  50.  A.  G.  Ballard, 
postmaster. 

Ballard  L  &  Son,  Nursery. 
Halvey  J  D,  blacksmith. 
Humphreys  &  Co,  general  store. 
McNutt  J  P,  physician. 
Spangler  George  W,  saw  mill. 


BEEDS  VILLE.  A  postoffice  in  Pres- 
ton county,  8  miles  northwest  of  King- 
wood,  the  judicial  seat,  banking  and  ship- 
ping point,  to  which  a  stage  runs  daily. 
M.  Watson,  postmaster. 

Ashburn  Enos,  live  stock. 
Fairfax  J  M  G,  live  stock. 
Gross  Nicholas,  flour  mill. 
Guseman  J  W,  live  stock. 
Kern  N  W,  wagonmaker. 
Lemmons  J,  blacksmith. 
Lloyd  Mrs  J  N.  hotel. 
Low  J  S,  live  stock. 
McGinnis  W  H,  physician. 
Watson  D  G,  live  stock. 
Watson  Mason,  General  Store. 
Wheeler  C  M,  barber. 
Zinn  D  C,  justice  of  peace. 

BEEDY.  A  village  on  the  R.  S.  &  G. 
R.  R.,  in  Roane  county,  10  miles  north- 
west of  Spencer,  the  judicial  seat,  and  88 
from  Wheeling.  Population,  200.  S.  W. 
Roberts,  postmaster. 

Ball  J  W,  General  Store  and  Hotel. 

Bloser  R  C,  saloon. 

Carter  G  W,  physician. 

Coon  J  S,  carpenter. 

Cottle  A  M,  blacksmith. 

Cottle  Harry,  barber. 

Fitzwilson  W  H,  painter. 

Goad  A  G,  general  store. 

Goad  M,  milliner. 

Goff  Charles,  carpenter. 

Gough  Albert,  stone  mason. 

Kyser  &  West,  flour  mill. 

Ledsom  N  L,  grocer. 

Lester  J  M,  justice  of  peace. 

McCray  Laura,  milliner. 

McMillan  Walter,  lumber. 

Morrison  J  S  &  Son,  blacksmiths. 

Prown  P  C,  shoemaker. 

Rader  Harvey,  shoemaker. 

Saunders  Wm,  carpenter. 

Sayre  H  F  &  Co,  General  Store. 

Seaman  3  B  &  Co,  saw  mill.    " 

Seaman  &  McClung,  general  store. 

Smith  P  M,  stone  mason. 

Statler  Isaac,  carpenter. 

Statler  John  W,  stone  mason. 

Stewart  Andrew,  Flour  Mill. 

Stewart  W  P,  justice. 

Vandeventer  C  E  &  Co,  general  store. 

ZarntE  A,  carpenter. 


BEEDY  BIPPLE.  A  settlement  in 
Wirt  county,  3  miles  southeast  of  Eliza- 
beth, the  judicial  seat,  80  from  Wheeling, 
and  25  from  Parkersburgh,  the  banking 


Beer  Bottlers, 


Kimmerling  &  Kraus, 

MARTINSBURG,  WEST  VIRGINIA. 


WHEELING  ICE  AND  STORAGE  CO., 

WHEELING,    WEST    VIRGINIA. 


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town  and  shipping    point.      Population, 
150.     R.  A.  Byrd,  postmaster. 

Byrd  R  A,  Hotel  and  Justice. 

Byrd  RA&  Sons,  General  Store. 

•  Cheuvront  A  S,  general  store. 

Hopkins  Mrs  Al  A,  general  store. 

Meed  J  H,  carpenter. 

Meed  W  O,  general  store  and  carpenter. 

Meed  &  Owens,  flour  mill. 

Noble  Mrs  L,  general  store. 

Rathbone  John  A,  general  store. 

Reese  Lester,  carpenter. 

Ruble  Isaiah,  blacksmith. 

Ruble  James,  wagonmaker. 

Thorn  E  W,  hotel. 

Thorn  J  W,  hotel. 

Welsh  Thomas,  physician. 


REEDYVILLE.  A  postoflice  in 
Roane  county,  7  miles  west  of  Spencer, 
the  judicial  seat,  banking  and  shipping 
point.  Population,  20.  W.  B.  Gibbs, 
postmaster. 

Chapman  M  A,  general  store. 
Gann  J  m,  General  Store. 
Hardman  S,  lumber. 
Miller  Thomas,  general  store. 
Petty  Wm,  live  stock. 


REESE'S  MILL.  A  rural  postoffice 
in  Mineral  county,  9  miles  east  of  Keyser, 
the  judicial  seat,  banking  and  shipping 
point,  and  120  from  Wheeling.  J.  B. 
Reese,  postmaster. 

REES  TANNERY.  In  Mineral 
county,  6  miles  south  of  Keyser,  the  judi- 
cial seat,  banking  and  shiDping  point, 
on  the  B.  &  O.  R.    R.     Population,  100. 

Dye  T  C,  general  store. 
Horton  &  Gurd,  tanners. 


REMOVAL.  Known  formerly  as 
Middleport,  is  a  rural  settlement  on  the 
Holly  river,  in  Webster  county,  16  miles 
north  of  Webster,  the  judicial  seat,  and  20 
from  Sutton,  the  nearest  banking  and  ship- 
ping point.     A.  J.  Salisbury,  postmaster. 

RENA.  In  Putnam  county,  6  miles 
west  of  Wiafield,  the  judicial  seat  and 
shipping  point,  and  40  from  Charleston. 
Mail,  semi-weekly.  James  L.  Gilfilen, 
postmaster. 

Gilfilen    &    Bro,   Saw,  Planing  and 
Grist  Mill. 


RENICK'S  VALLEY.    A  country 


postoflice  in  Greenbrier  county,  21  miles 
northeast  of  Lewisburgh,  the  county  seat 
and  banking  town.  Ship  to  Ronceverte, 
on  the  C.  &  O.  Ry,  distant  25  miles.  Mail, 
semi-weekly. 

RENIUS.  An  unimportant  country 
postoffice  in  Wood  county,  13  miles  south- 
west of  Parkersburgb,  the  county  seat,  and 
4  from  Belleville,  the  nearest  shipping 
point.     Mail,  tri-weekly. 


REPLETE.  A  postoffice  in  Webster 
county,  22  miles  north  of  Addison,  the 
county  seat,  16  from  Shaversville,  the 
nearest  rail  approach,  and  22  from  Sutton, 
the  nearest  banking  point.  Population, 
100.    B.  Mollohan,  postmaster. 

Boggs  &  Slacke,  corn  mill. 

Johnson  John  M,  justice. 

Kraff  t  Wm,  live  stock. 

Lake  Sylvester,  corn  mill. 

McCray  R  I,  shoemaker. 

Mollohan  Bernard,  Carpenter  and 

Surveyor. 
Robinson  Marshal,  live  stock. 
Stump  E  J,  wagonmaker. 
Tharp  J  A,  constable. 


RESPECT.  A  special  supply  post- 
office,  in  Harrison  county,  20  miles  north 
of  Claiksburgh,  the  judicial  seat. 

REYNOLDSVILLE.  In  Harrison 
county,  6  miles  from  Clarksburgb,  the 
judicial  seat  and  banking  point,  and  2 
from  Wolf's  Summit,  the  nearest  shipping 
point.  Population,  200.  L.  A.  Flanigan, 
postmaster. 

Bailey  C  B,  postal  clerk. 
Bailey  S  S,  school  teacher. 
Flanigan  L.  A,  General  Store. 
Horton  Josiah,  blacksmith. 
McNamar  B  A,  general  agent. 
Reynolds  Charles,  school  teacher. 
Reynolds  T  P,  notary  public. 
Romine  C  C,  carpenter. 
Shin  Albert,  live  stock. 
Thompson  H  K,  coal. 


RICE.  In  Wayne  county,  9  miles 
from  Wayne  C.  H.,10  from  Catlettsburgh, 
Ky.,  the  nearest  bank  location,  and  2i  from 
White's  Creek,  the  nearest  shipping  point. 
Wm.  J.  Rice,  postmaster. 

Rice  J  HI  &  Sons,  General  Store. 


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in  Calhoun  county,  12  miles  southwest  of 
Grantville,  the  county  seat,  12  from  Burn- 
ing Springs,  and  10£  from  Spencer,  the 
nearest  banking  and  shipping  point. 
Population,  80.     C.  C.  Bee,  postmaster. 

Keenenner  John,  blacksmith. 

Kirby  J  W,  justice. 

McConaughey,  Bee  &,  Co,  General 

Store,  Stock  and  Lumber. 
McOonaughey  &  Co,  flour  mill. 
McCune  Daniel,  carpenter. 
Nutter  S,  hotel. 
Richardson  C  H,  live  stock. 
Robinson  John,  shoemaker. 
Sturnett  B,  live  stock. 

RICH  CREEK.  A  small  settlement 
in  Logan  county,  9  miles  southeast  of 
Logan  C.  H.,  54  from  Brownstown,  its 
shipping  station,  and  64  from  Charleston. 
Population,  150.  James  Hinchman,  post- 
master. 

Avis  Hugh  C,  General  Store. 
Justus  Wm  E,  general  store. 
McDonald  &  Bro,  general  store. 

RICHLANDS.  A  small  village  in 
Greenbrier  county,  6  miles  north  of  Lewis- 
burgh,  the  judicial  seat  and  banking  point, 
and  10  from  Ronceverte, its  shipping  point. 
Population,  100.  J.  W.  A.  Ford,  post- 
master. 

Crookshank  James,  blacksmith. 

Dwyer  D  A,  justice. 

Ford  3  W  A  &  Co,  General  Store. 

Hinkle  Robert,  shoemaker. 

Knapp  G  W,  physician. 

Knapp  S,  carpenter. 

Livesay  W  C,  saw  and  grist  mill. 

Pendleton  Rev  B  A  (Presbyterian). 


RICH  MOUNTAIN.  A  village  in 
Randolph  county, 21  miles  east  of  Beverly, 
the  judicial  seat,  and  17  from  Elkins,  the 
nearest  banking  and  shipping  point.  Pop- 
ulation, 70.     Mary  J.  Parsons,  postmaster. 

Armentrout  C  S,  live  stock. 

Elza  Lafayette,  barber. 

Fint  F  R,  grist  mill. 

Harmon  Asa,  live  stock. 

Harmon  G,  live  stack. 

Harper  J  C,  live  stock. 

Headrich  E,  live  stock. 

Headrich  E  D,  blacksmith  and  wagonmkr. 

Hettzell  J  W,  saw  mill. 

Jordan  N,  distiller. 

Mullens  J  W,  live  stock  and  saw  mill. 

Mullens  T  J,  general  store. 


Parsons  Job  W,Live  Stock  and  Lum- 
ber. 
Porter  Ad,  shoemaker. 
Snide  S,  live  stock. 
White  James,  wagonmaker. 
White  Laban,  flour  mill. 


RICHWOOD.  A  postoffice  in  Nicho- 
las county,  25  miles  southeast  of  Nicholas 
C.  H.  and  125  from  Wheeling.  Ship  to 
Ronceverte,  on  the  C.  &  O.  Ry,  distant  44 
miles.     Mail,  semi-weekly. 


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RIDERSVTLLE.  A  small  settle- 
ment in  Morgan  county,  2|  miles  east  of 
Berkeley  Springs,  the  judicial  seat,  bank- 
ing and  shipping  point.  Joseph  P.  Ham- 
ermale,  postmaster. 

Rider  C  W  &  Co,  General   Store  and 

Blacksmiths. 
Sommers  I  C,  cabinetmaker. 
Sommers  J  F,  physician. 
Van  Gosen  Wm,  carpenter. 

RIDGE.  A  country  postoffice  in  Mor- 
gan county,  13  miles  southwest  of  Berke- 
ley Springs,  the  judicial  seat,  banking  and 
shipping  point.  Mail,  semi-weekly.  W. 
E.  Dawson,  postmaster  and  general  store. 


RIDGEVILLE.  A  postoffice  in  Min- 
eral county,  8  miles  south  of  Keyser,  the 
judicial  seat,  banking  and  shipping  point, 
with  which  it  has  daily  stage  connection  ; 
fare,  50  cents.  Population,  25.  J.  H. 
Swisher,  postmaster. 

Allen  &  Swisher,  General  Store. 
Markwood  J  W,  woolen  mill. 


RIDGEWAY.      A  recently  establish- 
ed postoffice  in  Berkeley  county. 


RILLA.  A  town  in  Calhoun  county, 
20  miles  south  of  Grantsville,  the  judicial 
seat,  and  12  from  Spencer,  the  nearest 
banking  and  shipping  point.  Population, 
300.     Mail,  daily.     A.  Parsons.postmaster. 

Benington  H  H,  restaurant. 
Branon  J,  meats. 
Cogar  James,  barber. 
Conley  E,  baker. 
Conley  Patrick,  saloon. 
Conley  Peter,  flour  mill. 
George  Enos,  shoemaker. 
Harbet  David,  teamster. 
Laughlin  Charles,  music  teacher. 
Meadows  J,  pipe  mnfr. 
Parsons  A,  Lumber. 


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Parsons  D,  carpenter  and  blacksmith. 

Parsons  E  G,  mayor. 

Parsons  Joseph,  stonecutter. 

Parsons  UI  A  &  Bro,  General  Store. 

Parsons  Z  P,  hotel. 

Parsons  &  Wayne,  coopers. 

Price  &  Adams,  physicians. 

Rilla  Signal. 

Starcher  W  S,  constable. 


RIO.  Hampshire  county,  is  a  rural 
postofflce  established  in  1882.  It  is  18 
miles  south  of  Romney,  the  judicial  seat, 
banking  and  shipping  point.  Mail,  tri- 
weekly. 

Dougherty  &  Harvey,  general  store. 
McCarthy  A  B,  general  store. 

RIPLEY.  Jackson  county.  See 
Jackson  0.  H.         

RIPLEY'S.  Also  known  as  Centre- 
ville.  A  country  postofflce  in  Tyler 
county,  8  miles  southeast  of  Middlebourne, 
the  judicial  seat,  and  45  from  Wheeling. 
Ship  to  Sistersville,  on  the  O.  R.  R.  R. 
Population,  50.    L.  H.  Long,  postmaster. 

Conway  E  B,  physician. 

Duty  A  W,  general  store  and  justice. 

Ireland  Rev  A  L  (Methodist). 

Long  Li  II,  General  Store. 

Pierpont  M,  blacksmith. 

Riggs  &  Co,  general  store. 

Strothers  George,  wagonmaker. 

RIPPON.  A  small  station  on  the 
N.  &  W.  R.  R,  in  Jefferson  county, 
5  miles  southwest  of  Charles  Town,  the 
judicial  seat  and  banking  point.  Popula- 
tion, 120.  Mail,  daily.  D.  C.  Adams, 
postmaster. 

Adams  D  C,  General  Store. 
Covert  Tunis,  blacksmith. 
Crittenden  A  S,  general  store. 
Osborne  Howard,  physician. 
Reed  &  Long,  grain. 
Stewart  John,  carpenter. 


RITCHIE  C.  H.  The  county  seat  of 
Ritchie  county,  is  an  incorporated  town  of 
400  inhabitants,  at  the  southern  terminus 
of  the  P.  &  H.  R.  R.  (Harrisville  Station). 
Contains  a  flour  mill,  a  stave  factory,  3 
weekly  newspapers,  The  Reveille,  The  Week- 
ly Review,  and  The  Ritchie  Gazette,  and 
churches  of  the  following  denominations  : 
Methodist  Episcopal,  Methodist  Protestant 
and  Baptist.  There  are  also  several  gen- 
eral stores.  Staves,  hoop  poles,  tanbark  and 


ties  constitute    the  principal    shipments. 

Farming  lands  range  in  price  from  $15  to 

$40     per     acre.     Telephone     connection 

with  Ellenboro,  Cairo,  Cornwallis,  Penns- 

boro  and   Hazel  Green.      Excellent  fruit 

is  produced.     Exp.,    U.    S.   Tel.,   W.   U. 

John  M.  Barbe,  postmaster. 

Amos  George  W,  clerk  county  court. 

Ayers  John  B,  harnessmaker. 

Ayres  Benjamin  P.  lawyer. 

Barbe  John  M,  Postmaster. 

Blair  Andrew  C,  physician. 

Blair  R  S  &  Son  (Robert  S  and  Robert  & 

jr),  lawyers. 
Brown  John  M,  assessor. 
Cokely  George  M,  undertaker. 
Davis  T  E,  lawyer. 
Dotson  Clinton,  carriagemaker. 
Flesher  John,  tailor. 
Frier  &  Kelley  (Romeo  H  Frier,  James 

Kelley),  lawyers. 
Grandstaff  Wm  S,  watch  repairer. 
Haddox  C  P,  boot  and  shoemaker. 
Hall  Moses  S,  live  stock. 
Hamilton  Wm  S,  druggist. 
Harris  Thomas  M,  phys  and  stock  breeder. 
Heaton  John  M,  General  Store  and 

Flour  Mill. 
Hess  Thomas,  justice. 
Kimball,  Tyler  &  Co  (Moses  P  Kimball, 

James  E  Tyler),  lumber. 
Lawrence  W  W,  grocer. 
Lininger  John  H,  clerk  circuit  court. 
Martin  Charles  S,  harnessmaker. 
Martin  Samantha  J,  milliner. 
Matheny  Archibald,  shoemaker. 
Miller  A  M,  carpenter. 
Moats  Andrew,  general  store. 
Morris  Presley  W,  Propr  Ritchie  Ga- 
zette, and  Lawyer. 
Musgrave  Job,  sheriff. 
Patton  Andrew  J,  general  store  and  propr 

White  Hall  Hotel. 
Peck  Hendersorj,  prosecuting  attorney. 
Peck  &  Ayres  (Henderson  Peck,  Benjamin 

F  Ayres),  lawyers. 
Pennsboro  &  Harrisville  R  R,  Kimball, 

Tyler  &  Co  proprs. 
Pierpont  Wm  fl,  general  store. 
Price  Gideon,  carpenter. 
Pritchard  John  W,  watch  repairer. 
Reitz  Dora,  milliner. 
Reveille  The,  Simon  Stewart  propr. 
Ritchie  Gazette,  Presley  W  Morris 

Propr. 
Rymer  Wm  A,  physician. 
Showalter  Henry  C,  lawyer. 
Sigler  Julius  J,  propr  Weekly  Review. 
Stewart  Simon,  propr  The  Reveille. 
Stewart  S  S,  lawyer. 


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Stout  Wm  S,  hardware  and  blacksmith. 

Talbot  Wm  E,  physician. 

Wagner  S  L,  barber. 

Watson  House,  Mrs  E  A  Watson  propr. 

Watson  J  Wm,  dentist. 

Wedekamm  George,  tinner. 

Weekly  Review,  Julius  J  Sigler  propr. 

White  Hall  Hotel,  Andrew  J  Patton  propr. 

Woods  Ella  V,  milliner. 

Woods  Homer  B,  county  school  supt. 

Woods  Isaiah  W,  furniture  and  photogr. 


RIVER  VIEW.  A  small  station  on 
the  C.  &  O.  Ry,  in  Fayette  county,  64 
miles  from  Charleston,  and  13  from  Fay- 
etteville,  the  judicial  seat.  Exp.,  Adams. 
Tel.,  W.  U.     J.  J.  Robinson,  postmaster. 

Childress  A  W  &  Co,  general  store. 


RIVESVILLE.  An  incorporated 
village  on  the  Mt.  P.  br.  of  the  B.  &  O.  R. 
R.,  in  Marion  county,  4  miles  northeast  of 
Fairmont,  the  judicial  seat  and  nearest 
banking  point.  Stage  daily  to  Fairmont; 
fare,  20  cents.  Population,  225.  I.  J. 
Parsons,  postmaster. 

Ballah  Rosa,  dressmaker. 

Bennett  S  G,  barber. 

Bennett  W  E,  hotel. 

Boggess  Libbie,  dressmaker. 

Bowman  J  H,  railroad  agent. 

Brand  E  A,  blacksmith. 

Burns  Rev  James  H. 

Clayton  Flour  Mill. 

Coogle  John,  nurseryman. 

Cook  Dr  John  R,  Druggist. 

Cunningham  A  W,  live  stock. 

Dean  James,  mason. 

De  Vault  &  Prickett,  general  store. 

Dickens  &  Kidwell,  carpenters. 

Haught  Jasper,  justice  and  mason. 

Hess  J  A,  carpenter. 

Hess  Ollie,  dressmaker. 

Hood  A,  live  stock. 

Hood  S  jr,  general  store. 

Johnson  A  W,  coal  miner. 

Knight  James  &  Co,  feed  and  planing  mill. 

Martin  Presley,  constable. 

Morgan  H  B,  coal  miner. 

Page  Thomas,  hotel  and  livery. 

Parsons  I  J,  Confectionery  and  Gro- 
ceries. 

Prickett  Raphael,  shoemaker. 

Stewart  S,  silversmith. 

Swisher  &  Floyd  (J  H  Swisher,  J  G 
Floyd),  saw  mill. 


ROANOKE.      A  small  settlement  in 


Lewis  county,  10£  miles  south  of  Weston, 
the  judicial  seat,  banking  town  and  ship- 
ping station,  and  80  from  Wheeling.  Pop- 
ulation, 75.     Silas  Butcher,  postmaster. 

Bond  L  B,  general  store. 

Conrad  Miss  F  B,  milliner  and  dressmkr. 

Hevener  B  L,  blacksmith. 

Jeffness  F  N,  shoemaker. 

Kennedy  P  F,  General  Store. 

Moololy  Thomas,  hotel. 

Taylor  J  W,  flour  mill. 

Whelan  Dr  M  E,  drugs. 


ROARING  CREEK.  A  small  set- 
tlement in  Randolph  county,9  miles  north- 
west of  Beverly,  the  judicial  seat,  and  14 
from  Elkins,  the  nearest  banking  and 
shipping  point...  Population,  100.  E.  H. 
Rowan,  postmaster. 

Findley  Adam,  justice. 

Kelley  H,  live  stock. 

Kittler  I  C,  blacksmith. 

Rowan  E  H,  General  Store. 

Rowan  &   Scott  (J  A  Rowan,  M  Scott), 

corn  and  saw  mill. 
Wilson  Wm  H,  agent  Iron  and  Coal  Co. 


ROBERTS.  A  farmers'  postofflce  in 
Doddridge  county,  10  miles  northeast  of 
West  Union,  the  judicial  seat  and  usual 
shipping  ;point.  Mail  by  special  supply. 
Martin  S.  Weekley,  postmaster. 


ROBINSON'S  MILL.  In  Wetzel 
county, 35  miles  southeast  of  New  Martins- 
ville, the  judicial  seat  and  banking  point, 
and  60  from  Wheeling.  Ship  to  Manning- 
ton,  distant  13  miles,  on  the  B.  &  O.  R.  R. 
Henry  P.  Adams,  postmaster. 

Ensminger  M  A,  blacksmith  and  dentist. 

Freeland  J  J,  general  store. 

Price  J  E,Carpenter  and  Notary  Public. 

Price  J  L,  general  store. 

Talkington  E  A,  carpenter. 

Talkington  Owen,  flour  and  sawmill. 


ROCK  CAMP.  A  little  village  in 
Monroe  county,  12  miles  southwest  of 
Union,  the  judicial  seat,  and  170  from 
Wheeling.  Ship  to  Fort  Spring,  on  the 
C.  &  O.  Ry.  Population,  50.  Mail,  tri- 
weekly. 

Brow  G  W,  flour  mill. 
miller  J  A,  General  Store. 
Talbot  W  W,  general  store. 


ROCK   CASTLE.      A    small    settle- 
ment in  Mason  county,  25  miles  southeast 


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of  Point  Pleasant,  the  judicial  seat,  and 
12  from  Jackson  C.  H.,  its  banking  and 
shipping  point.  Population,  125.  N.  A. 
Duffield,  postmaster. 

Balch  Samuel,  saw  mill. 
Casto  F  M  &  Bro,  saw  mill. 
Eskew  James,  blacksmith. 
Erasure  J  H,  General  Store. 
Searles  Samuel,  blacksmith. 


ROCK  CAVE.  Also  called  Centre- 
vilie,  a  village  in  Upshur  county,  15  miles 
south  of  Buckhannon,  the  judicial  seat, 
banking  town  and  shipping  station.  Pop- 
ulation,175.  T.  M.  Cheuverant, postmaster. 

Bailey  G  W,  wagonmaker. 
Bennett  J  M,  flour  and  saw  mill. 
Bennett  V  L,  jeweler. 
Boggs  R  C,  hotel. 
Boggs  Wesley,  gunsmith. 
Brown  Eugene,  carpenter. 
Brown  WAJ,  physician. 
Cheuverant  T  M,  Grocer. 
Elmer  E  M.  carpenter. 
Perrell  C  C,  barber. 
Harper  Schuyler,  shoemaker. 
Kincaide  C  E,  carpenter. 
Kincaide  Wm  A,  carpenter. 
McAvoy  John,  hotel  and  shoemaker. 
McAvoy  L  Y,  tanner. 
McAvoy  Rosa  E,  dressmaker. 
McQuan  R  W,  blacksmith. 
Meanes  A,  cabinetmaker. 
Meanes  Miss  Cora  E,  milliner. 
Morrison  Mrs  Alice,  milliner. 
Morrison  L.  H,  General  Store. 
Pionell  N  E,  physician. 
Roby  Nerva,  dressmaker. 
Scott  C  W,  shoemaker. 
Vincent  J  T,  wagonmaker. 
Wandrew  Enoch,  blacksmith. 


ROCKPORD.  A  village  in  Harrison 
county,  13  miles  sonthwest  of  Clarksburgh, 
the  judicial  seat  and  banking  point,  and  70 
from  Wheeling.  Its  shipping  station  is 
Lost  Creek,  on  the  W.  Va.  &  P.  R.  R.,  2 
miles  distant.  Population,  100.  S.  P. 
Bishop,  postmaster 

Bishop  S  P,  General  Store. 
Bond  O  F,  physician. 
Jet  J  E,  harnessmaker. 
Morris  F,  carpenter. 
Propst  J  N,  blacksmith. 
Reed  Joseph,  shoemaker. 


ROCK  GAP.      A  country  postofflce 
in  Morgan  county,  8  miles  southwest  of 


Berkeley  Springs,  the  judicial  seat,banking 
and  shipping  point.    Mail,  semi-weekly. 


ROCKLAND.  In  Hardy  county,  30 
miles  southeast  of  Moorefield,  the  county 
seat,  18  from  Woodstock,  the  nearest  bank- 
ing point,  and  14  from  Edinburgh,  Va..  the 
nearest  shipping  point.  Population,  250. 
Mail,  semi-weekly.  John  N.  Baughman, 
postmaster. 

Baughman  J  IV,  Tinner. 
Bowers  Thomas,  shoemaker. 
Heltzee  Joseph,  blacksmith. 
Heischman  Joseph,  live  stock. 
Heischman  John  H,  live  stock. 
Heischman  Wm,  live  stock. 
Knee  D  H,  justice. 
Hottel  Joseph,  flour  and  saw  mill. 


ROCK  LICK.  A  small  settlement  in 
Marshall  county,  17  miles  southeast  of 
Moundsville  C.  H,  and  4  from  Cameron, 
on  the  B.  &  O.  R.  R.,  its  shipping  station. 
Population,  50.     S.  S.  Hicks,  postmaster. 

Clutter  J  W,  carpenter. 
Hicks  S  S,  General  Store. 
McGinnis  Bros,  general  store. 
McGlumphy  W  G,  physician. 
Stewart  J  Perry,  blacksmith. 


ROCKOAK.  In  Hardy  county,  20 
miles  northeast  of  Moorefield,  the  judicial 
seat,  and  about  the  same  distance  south  of 
Romney,  the  nearest  banking  and  shipping 
point.  Population,  50.  Mail,  tri-weekly. 
J.  C.  Shoupe,  postmaster. 

Davidson  Thomas,  blacksmith. 
IttcCarty  A  B,  Extract  Mnfr  and  Gen- 
eral Store. 
Poland  J  H,  notions. 
Rice  W  W,  millwright. 


ROCKPORT.  A  village  of  150  peo- 
ple, in  Wood  county,  16  miles  south  ©f 
Parkersburgh.  the  judicial  seat,  shipping 
station  and  banking  town.     Mail,  daily. 

Archer  Frank,  blacksmith. 

Barnett  J  W  &  Bro,  general  store. 

Cash  C  E  T,  physician. 

Clark  J  B,  General  Store  and  Hotel. 

Coe  O  P,  sewing  machines. 

Dye  I  E,  carpenter. 

Ludwig  &  Quick,  flour  mill. 

Moore  W  W,  carpenter. 

Quick  George  &  Son,  general  store. 

Smith  C  W,  barber. 

Stephens  Levi,  general  store. 


Reymann  Brewing  Co, 


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Celebrated  EXPORT,  LAGER  and  BAVA- 
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ROCKSDALE.  A  country  postoffice 
in  Calhoun  county,  10  miles  southwest  of 
Grantsville,  the  judicial  seat  and  about  the 
same  distance  from  Spencer,  the  nearest 
banking  and  shipping  point.  Mail,  semi- 
weekly.  

ROCK  VIEW.  In  Wyoming  county, 
10  miles  southeast  of  Oceana  C.  H.,  and 
45  from  Quinnimont.  its  shipping  station, 
on  the  C.  &  O.  Ry.  Princeton  is  the 
banking  town. 


ROCKVILLE.  Is  the  location  of  30 
persons,  in  Preston  county,  17  miles  from 
Kingwood,  the  judicial  seat  and  banking 
town.  Ship  to  Fairchance,  Pa.,  distant  16 
miles,  on  the  S.  W.  P.  Ry  div.  Penn  R.  R. 
J.  H.  Walls,  postmaster. 

Cress  A  J,  blacksmith. 
Forman  R  C,  blacksmith. 
King  Winfield,  carpenter. 
Rood  John,  flour  mill. 
Smith  S  N,  gunsmith. 
Wakefield  Robert,  millwright. 
Walls  J  H,  General  Store,  Flour  and 
Saw  Mill.  

ROCKY  PORK.  A  country  post- 
office  in  Kanawha  county,  9  miles  north- 
west of  Charleston,  the  judicial  seat,  bank- 
ing and  shipping  point. 

RODAMERS.  A  station  on  the  B.  & 
O.  R.  R.,  in  Preston  county,  10  miles 
southeast  of  Kingwood  C.  H.,  the  banking 
town,  and  133  from  Wheeling.  Ships 
lumber  and  staves.  Population,  75. 
Thomas  W.  Nine,  postmaster. 

Bucklln  B  F,  flour  and  saw  mill. 
Jefferys  R,  flour  and  saw  mill  and  shoe- 
maker. 
Lemon  &  Co,  lumber. 
\ine  Thomas  W,  General  Store. 


ROLLINS.  A  postoffice  in  Mason 
county,  14  miles  east  of  Point  Pleasant, 
the  judicial  seat  and  nearest  bank  location, 
and  4  from  Leon,  its  shipping  point. 
Mail,  tri-weekly.  A.  W.  Rollins,  post- 
master. 


ROLLINSBURGH.  Summers  coun- 
ty.    See  Talcott.    

ROLLYSON.    On  the  W.  Va.  &  P. 

R.  R.,  in  Braxton  county,  11|  miles  from 
Sutton,  the  judicial  seat  and  banking 
point.  Population,  50.  S.  W.  Moon, 
postmaster. 


Ifloon  S  W,  General  Store 
Rollyson  W  D,  railroad  and  exp  agt. 

ROMANTIC.  A  rural  postoffice  in 
Greenbrier  county,  8  miles  northwest  of 
Lewisburgh,  the  judicial  seat  and  banking 
point,  and  12  from  Ronceverte,  the  near- 
est shipping  point.     Mail,  tri-weekly. 


ROME.  In  Kanawha  county,  12  miles 
from  Charleston,  the  judicial  seat  and 
banking  point,  and  8  from  Spring  Hill, 
the  nearest  shipping  point.  Population, 
50.     W.  L.  Childress,  postmaster. 

Beckwith  C  B,  timber. 
Childress  J  R,  live  stock. 
Childress  S  A,  general  store. 
Childress  W  L-,  General  Store. 
Griffith  Franklin,  grocer. 
Hutson  C  L,  blacksmith. 
Pickens  R,  live  stock. 
Renick  D  H,  flour  and  saw  mill. 
Turley  H  H,  general  store. 

ROMINE'S  MILLS.  A  village  of 
100  people,  In  Harrison  county,  10  miles 
south  of  Clarksburgh,  the  judicial  seat, 
banking  town  and  shipping  station.  James 
H.  Pinnell,  postmaster. 

Bise  E  D,  blacksmith. 
Bise  &  Douglass,  saw  mill. 
Blair  G  C.  carpenter. 
Boyles  E  D,  blacksmith. 
Cottrill  H  B,  justice. 
Dennison  M  B,  flour  mill. 
Fogg  B  F,  shoemaker. 
Hart  E  M,  harnessmaker. 
McDonald  Samuel,  physician. 
Munroe  B  F,  general  store. 
Pinnell  James  II,  Harnessmaker. 
Post  F  M  &  Co,  general  store. 


i  ROMNEY.  The  judicial  seat  of  Hamp- 
shire county,  is  one  of  the  oldest  towns 
in  the  State,  having  been  settled  about  the 
year  1747.  It  was  laid  out  by  Lord  Fair- 
fax, and  the  original  plat  is  still  on  record. ~\ 
It  contains  about  thirteen  hundred  inhabi- 
tants, and  is  the  terminus  of  the  South 
Branch  Railroad  div.  B.  &  O.  R.  R.  The 
town  is  situated  on  a  bluff,  about  250  feet 
above  the  south  branch  of  the  Potomac. 
Here  is  located  the  State  Institution  for 
the  Deaf,  Dumb  and  Blind.  ,  It  is  well  sup- 
plied with  stores,  and  has  2  newspapers 
besides  a  paper  published  at  the  institu- 
tion, and  a  small  church  paper.  It  has 
a  good  public  school  and  a  good  pre- 
paratory school,  known   as  the  Potomac 


Cant  Hooks. 


Saw    Mill     Supplies,     Mining    and    Railroad    Supplies. 

Cumberland  Hardware  Company,  ilT^LT^ill^l 


QPIMM  ^    EDWAED  B.  FRANZEEIM,  ARCHITECT, 

OUfllUULOl      PUBLIC   LIBRARY   BUILDING,    WHEELING,   W.  VA. 


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Seminary.       A    large    tannery,     and      a 
factory    for     the     purpose     of     manu- 
facturing   staves    and  handles,  are  locat- 
ed   here,  and   do    a    thriving    business. 
Excellent  grades  of  hardwood,  including 
vast  quantities  of  white  oak  and  hickory, 
abound.     Tanbark,   mine    props,  ties  and 
lumber  constitute  the  principal  shipments. 
Five  churches  of  the  following  denomina- 
tions are  sustained:    M.    E.   North    and 
South,    Presbyterian,     Episcopalian    and 
African    M.    E.     A    stage    line  runs    to 
Moorefield,  27  miles  distant;  fare,  $2,  or 
$3.50  for  round  trip.     Telephone  connec- 
tion   with    Moorefield,    Petersburgh    and 
Keyser.     Tel.,  W.  U.    Exp.,  U.  S.    John 
F.  Keller,  postmaster. 
Bank  of  Roraney  (capital,   $30,000;  sur- 
plus   and    undivided     profits,    $1,400), 
Henry  B  Gilkeson  pres,  John  T  Vance 
cash. 
Banks  Marshall,  barber. 
Berkeley  Benjamin  F,  physician. 
Bierkamp  W  C,  cabinetmkr  and  undertkr 
Brown  Rev  George  (African  M  E). 
Corn  well  Bros  (Wm.  B  and  John  J), 
Editors  and  Proprs  Hampshire  Review. 
(See  below.) 
Cornwcll  Wm  B,  Real  Estate. 
Dailey  Griff  T,  physician. 
Dailey  Robert  W,  physician. 
Dailey  Robert  W  jr,  lawyer. 
Endler  D  U,  blacksmith. 
Fields  Harry  M,  station  agt  B  &  O  R  R. 
Finley  Rev  G  W  (Presbyterian,). 
Gerber  Philip,  clothing. 
Gibbon  Rev  G  A  (Episcopal). 
Gibson  James  A,  justice. 
Gilkeson  Edwin  M,  general  store. 
Gilkeson  Henry  B,  lawyer. 
Haffer  W  H,  hardware. 
Hampshire  Review  The,  Cornwell 
Bros      Editors     and    Proprs;     Bright, 
Newsy  and  Ably  Edited.     (See  below.) 


Harmison  B  L,  meat  market. 

Harmison  Charles,  live  stock. 

Harmison  &  Bro,  livery. 

Harper  Mrs  Sallie  L,  propr  South  Branch 
Intelligencer. 

Heiskell  D  H,  hides. 

Heiskell  Edgar  S,  depy  elk  county  court. 

Hill  Prof  C  H,  prin  West  Virginia  School 
for  the  Deaf  and  the  Blind. 

Houser  Henry  G,  dry  goods. 

Johnson  H  H,  A  M,  prof  West  Virginia 
School  for  the  Deaf  and  the  Blind. 

Keller's  Hotel,  Joseph  S  Keller  mngr. 

Heller  John  F,  Postmaster  and  Gro- 
cer. 

Kercheval  A  W,  lawyer. 

Kreemer  A  J,  tailor. 

Ling  Franklin,  harnessmaker. 

London  John,  spoke  and  hub  factory- 

Maloney  James  H,  wagonmker. 

Mann  Rev  Henry  (Methodist). 

Miller  J  M,  physician. 

Milleson  George,  sheriff. 

Monroe  Alexander,  lawyer. 

Monroe  &  Cornwell  (Robert  W  Monroe,. 
Wm  B  Cornwell),  lawyers. 

Montgomery  Wm,  shoemaker. 

Mytinger  Mrs  Wm,  milliner. 

Newhouse  G  W  &  Bro  (George  W  and 
Joseph  H),  blacksmiths. 

Pancake  John  S,  live  stock. 

Pancake  J  H  C,  general  store. 

Parker  House,  Isaac  V  Parker  propr. 

Parker  Isaac  V,  propr  Parker  House. 

Parker  I  V  &  Bro  (Isaac  V  and  Wm),  gen- 
eral store. 

Perry  Roger,  grocer. 

Poling  Virgil  M,  clerk  circuit  court. 

Pownall  Thomas  G,  deputy  collector  in- 
ternal revenue. 

Reed  Rev  D  R  (Methodist). 

Rice  Bros  (Ransom  H  and  Millard  M), 
wholesale  grain. 


THE   HAMPSHIRE   REVIEW 

ROMNEY,  WEST  VIRGINIA. 

The  largest  circulation  of  any  paper  in  that  part  of  the  State.     The  best 

advertising  medium  in  the  county.      No  patent  side,  all  home 

print.     The  official  organ  of  the  Democratic 

party  for  Hampshire. 


Include  it  in  Your  Advertising  Estimates. 


CORNWELL  BROS.,  Publishers, 


Samuel  Elder  &  Co., 


ITInfrs   of  Soap,   /Hill    and   Axle   Grease,    and 
Dealers  in  TALLOW,  GREASE  and  OIL. 

Corner   17th  and   McColIock  Streets,   WHEELING,  W.  VA. 


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Robosson  T  P  &    Son  (Thomas    P    and 

Charles  T),  general  store. 
Ruckman  James  G,  county  surveyor. 
Russell  E  &  Bro  (J  Edwin  and  Win),  gen- 
eral store  and  pork  packers. 
Shelly   &  Wirgman  (Charles   W  Shelly, 

Wilbur  F  Wirgman),  planing  mill. 
ShullJ  S&Bro,  flour  mill. 
South  Branch   Intelligencer,  Mrs  Sallie  L 

Harper  propr. 
Tutwiler  John  F,  supt  county  schools. 
Vance  John  T,  cash  Bank  of  Romney. 
West  Virginia  School  for  the  Deaf  and 

the  Blind,  Prof  C  H  Hill  prin. 
West  Virginia  Tablet. 
White  Christian  S,  clerk  county  court. 
Williamson  &  Diller  (J   D  -Williamson, 

Walter  C  Diller),  druggists. 
Wirgman  Bros  (Edwin  O  and  Wilbur  F), 

general  store. 


RONCEVERTE.      Is  an  important 
town  of  1,500  inhabitants,  situated  on  the 
&  0.  Ry  and  Greenbrier  river, in  Green. 


c. 


brier  county,  4  miles  south  of  Lewisburgh, 
the  judicial  seat.       A  fine  white  sulphur 
spring  is  situated  2  miles  from  town.     It  is 
incorporated  and  has  6  churches,  2  public 
schools,  2  hotels,  foundry,  bank,    weekly 
newspaper,  flour  mill,  electric  light   plant 
and   saw    mills.       Exp.,    Adams.       Tel., 
,W.  U.     D.  W.  Weaver,  postmaster. 
Bank  of  Ronccverte  (Capital,  $40,- 
000;   Surplus,    $6,600),  John  W  Harris 
Pres,  John   A  Preston  Vice-Pres,  Quin 
Morton  Cash. 
Barry  Jeremiah,  grocer. 
Beirne  Henry,  stage  line. 
Best    &    Workman   (E    C    Best,    Samuel 

Workman),  harnessmakers. 
Betts  David,  grocer. 

Blake  Win  B,  Job  Printer  and  Propr 
Valley  Messenger  and  News.  (See  below.) 
Brackman    &  Monroe  (Randolph    Brack- 
man,  John  Monroe),  contractors. 
Bragg  Rev  C  M  (Methodist). 
Brown    Bros,   proprs    Ronceverte    Spoke 
and  Wheel  Co. 


Hotel  Denning 

A.  F.  DENNING,  Proprietor, 

RONCEVERTE,  -  -  WEST  VIRGINIA. 

THE  HOTEL  DENNING  IS  A  NEW  HOUSE,  HANDSOMELY 

FURNISHED  AND  FIRST-CLASS  IN^  ALL  APPOINTMENTS. 

Ronceverte  is  on  line  of  C.  &  O.  Ry. ,  ten  miles  from  White  Sulphur  Springs. 

It  is  beautifully  located  on  Greenbrier  River,  which  affords  finest  boating 

and  fishing  in  the  State.     Elegant  drives  for  pleasure  seekers, 

to   an  ever-flowing  white  sulphur  spring,   2  miles 

distant  from  hotel,  the  drive  to  which  is  along  the  Greenbrier  River, 

and  presents  very  picturesque  scenery.     Good  livery 

attached  to  house  at  reasonable  prices. 

Hates,  $2.00  per  Day,  Special  Summer  Rates  to  Families. 

VALLEY  MESSENGER  AND  NEWS 

WM.  B.  BLAKE,  Editor  and  Proprietor, 

RONCEVERTE,  WEST  VIRGINIA. 

Published  in  the  great  lumbering  district  of  West  Vir- 
ginia.   Subscription  $1.00  per  annum  in 
advance.    Advertising  rates 
on  application. 

Jt^-  Circulation    Covers  the   Greenbrier 
Valley  Like  a  Blanket. 


GINGER  ALE 


and  TRIPLET  NATURAL  MINERAL  WATER  Rottled 
and  Shipped  to  any  Point  by  the  PARKERSBURG 
BOTTLING    WORKS,  Parkersbure,  West  Virginia. 


McLAIN     BROTHERS, 

Wholesale  and  Retail  Druggists 
WHEELING,— —  W.  VA 


(  Only  Dental 
i,  ■<  JU8TIS  &  8! 
.   (  GOLD  FOIL 


Supply  House  in  TV.  Ya.    A  Good  Stock  of  WHITE'S. 

SIBLEY'S  TEETH,  DENTAL  BUBBEB,  BUBBEB  DAM, 

and  PELLETS,  Cements,  Amalgams  and  Plaster  Paris.. 


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Burdett  Walter  L,  lawyer. 

Burgess  Floyd  A,  meat  market. 

Burgess  &  Price  (F  A  Burgess,  M  N  Price), 

grocers . 
Camp  &  Lovelace  (E  H  Camp,  R  S  Love- 
lace), milliners. 
Campbell  James,  physician. 
Ooffman  John  A,  dairyman. 
Darnell  Newton  C,  shoemaker. 
Denning  A  F,  Propr  Hotel  Denning, 

and  Livery.     (See  p  329.) 
Desmond  W  J,  painter, 
de  Vebber  J  W,  physician. 
Eagle  John,  shoemaker. 
Eldridge  Edmond,  restaurant. 
Felton  Edwin  O,  saw  mill  and  stave  mnfr. 
Fieshman  &  Murray  (Charles  Fleshman, 

T  O  Murray),  blacksmiths. 
Fry  Jacob  H,  jeweler. 
Fry  John  F,  apiarist. 
Fry  T  C  &  Co  (T  C  and  Jacob  H  Fry), 

druggists. 
Gates  M  A,  physician. 
Goheeu  Patrick,  brick  mnfr. 
Graves  John,  mason. 
Haptonstall  David,  stone  mason. 
Harris  W  H,  barber. 
Hedrick  Rev  D  C  (Methodist). 
Hern  Bros  (Robert  and  Jonathan),  meats. 
Hotel  Denning,  A  F  Denning  Propr; 

$2  per  Day.     (See  p  329.) 
Hudgins  Clarence,  geu  store  and  livery. 
Humphreys  Henry  W,  furniture. 
Hunt  Mrs  E  B  &  Sister  (Mrs  E  B  Hunt, 

Miss  N  V  Brown),  milliners. 
Hurxthal  Ferdinand  P,  notary,  public. 
Hurxthal  Frederick  K,  insurance. 
Hurxthal  H  C,  hardware. 
Jackson,  Cackley  &  Co  (S  L  Jackson,  Wm 

H  Cackley,  D  F  McElwee),  dry  goods. 
Jackson  &  Burdett  (A  H  Jackson,  A  C 

Burdett),  grocers. 
Johnson  A  M  &  Co  (A.  M  Johnson),grocers. 
Johnson  &  Son  (J  H  D  and  J  R),  grocers 

and  cigar  mnfrs. 
Kirtner  Rev  (Baptist). 
Kramer  E  L,  furniture  and  undertaker. 
Leckey    Mrs    F    C,    Propr     Leckey 

House;  Rates   $1   per  Day;  First-Class 

House. 
Legg  S  H  &  Bro  (Samuel   H  and  Wm  G). 

farm  impts  and  fertilizers. 
Link  H  F,  painter. 
McDowell  P  W,  plasterer. 
McLean  Rev  L  A  (Presbyterian). 
McNaul  Foundry  and  Machine  Co,  Peter 

McNaul  mngr. 
Metzinger  Jacob,  grocer  and  baker. 
Miller  Jacob,  restaurant. 
Miller  W  L,  dentist. 


Moore  W  W  &  Son  (Wm  W  and  Harry  D>, 
druggists. 

Morton  Quin,  Cash  Bank  of  Ronce- 
verte. 

Parker  John  W  B,  barber. 

Parker  Mrs  Nora  A,  dressmaker. 

Penn  L  G,  painter. 

Perkins  C  M,  restaurant. 

Reynolds  J  G,  grocer. 

Reynolds  &  Bro  (W  A  and  J  C),flour  mill. 

Rodes,  Whiting  &  Co  (Robert  C  Rodes, 
James  Whiting,  Frederick  Denning), 
merchant  tailors. 

Ronceverte  Cornet  Band,  J  R  Johnson  ldr. 

Ronceverte  Electric  Light  Co. 

Ronceverte  Lime  Co. 

Ronceverte  Sash  and  Door  Factory,  E  H 
Camp  mngr. 

Ronceverte  Spoke  and  Wheel  Co,  Brown 
Bros  proprs. 

Ronceverte  Steam  Brick  Co,  Peter  McNaul 
mngr. 

St  Lawrence  Boom  and  Mnfg  Co,  John 
Driscoll  pres,  E  C  Best  genl  mngr,  lum- 
ber mnfrs. 

Simms,  Workman  &  Best  (C  N  Simms, 
Samuel  Workman,  E  C  Best),  hardware. 

Smith  P  H,  general  store. 

Valley  Messenger  and  News,  Wm 
B  Blake  Propr.     (See  p  329.) 

Weaver  D  W,  Postmaster;  Tobac- 
co and  Cigars;  the  Best  Brands  of  Cigars- 
Always  on  Hand;  Patronage  Solicited. 

White  John  B,  auctioneer. 

White  Sulphur  Mineral  Springs,  2  miles- 
from  town. 

Williams  Ernest  L,  agent  Adams  Exp  Co 
and  mngr  W  U  Tel  Co. 

Williams  James  H,  justice  and  mayor. 

Wilson  J  W,  photographer. 

Worsham  Wm,  stage  line. 


RONEY'S  POINT.  A  station  on 
the  W..P.&  B.  div.  B.  &  O.  R.  R.,in  Ohio 
county,  10  miles  northeast  of  Wheeling, 
the  judicial  seat  and  banking  point.  Pop- 
ulation, 40.  Exp.,  U.  S.  John  Blayneyv 
postmaster. 

Bell  &  Henderson,  threshers. 
Dolan  John,  hotel. 
Gashel  Ernest,  meat  market. 
Henderson  J  E,  apiarist. 
Henderson  W  C,  General  Store. 
McCauslin  M  H,  saw  mill. 
McCutcheon  Bros,  saw  mill. 
Seabright  Henry,  blacksmith. 
Sims  Samuel,  constable. 
Sisson  L  P,  railroad,  exp  and  tel  agt. 
Terrell  C  S,  justice. 
Weaver  Michael,  wagonmaker. 


JOSEPH  B.  HALL,  Architect,  E^rWWWfc 


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KOSBY'S  ROCK.  A  station  on  the 
B.  &  O.  R.  R  ,  in  Marshall  county,  7  miles 
southeast  of  Moundsville,  the  judicial  seat 
and  bauking  point.  Population,  100. 
Exp.,  U.  S.  Tel.,  W.  U.  W.A.Knox, 
postmaster. 

Fonst  Henry,  shoemaker. 

Goodrich  Wm,  constable. 

Hicks  &  Grimes,  general  store. 

Hood  L  M,  justice. 

Kemp  David,  blacksmith. 

Knox  W  A,  Flour  Mill. 

Lydick  J  B,  wagonmaker. 

Markey  Bros,  planing  mill  and  carpenters. 

Markey  John,  blacksmith. 

Padden  M  F,  railroad,  express  and  tel  agt. 

Parsons  J  F,  General  Store. 


ROSEDALE.  In  Gilmer  county,  20 
miles  southeast  of  Glenville,  the  county 
seat,  and  about  the  same  distance  from 
Sutton,  the  nearest  banking  and  shipping 
point.     Mail,  semi-weekly. 

Fisher  A  C,  general  store. 
Snodgrass  C  N,  general  store. 


ROSEVILLE.  A  country  postofflce 
in  Fayette  county,  17  miles  southwest  of 
Fayetteville,  the  judicial  seat,  and  14  from 
Thurmond,  the  usual  shipping  point. 
Mail,  tri-weekly.  Jacob  Lively, postmaster. 

Davis  T  L,  flour  mill. 

Lively  Jacob,  General  Store. 


ROSS.  In  Wetzel  county,  20  miles 
southeast  of  New  Martinsville,  the  judicial 
seat,  banking  and  shipping  point.  Popu- 
lation, 100.     J.  F.  Fluharty,  postmaster. 

Arnett  Win,  general  store. 
Fluharty  Henry,  notary  public. 
Fluharty  J  F,  General  Store. 
Fluharty  J  K,  carpenter. 
Fluharty  &  Arnett,  grain. 
Lasure  E,  blacksmith. 
Springer  Alexander,  blacksmith. 
Wiley  John  C,  carpenter. 


ROUND  BOTTOM.  A  country 
postofflce  in  Wayne  county,  10  miles  west 
of  Wayne  C.  H,,  and  158  from  Wheeling. 
Ship  to  Buchanan,  Ky,  on  the  Chattaroi 

Ry- 


ROUND  KNOB.  A  postofflce  in 
Putnam  county,  7  miles  north  of  Winfield, 
the  judicial  seat,  and  6  from  Buffalo,  the 
nearest  shipping  point.  D.  H.  Gates, 
postmaster. 


Allender  Charles,  shoemaker  and  stone- 
cutter. 

Allender  George  W,  carpenter. 

Allender  R  &  Sons,  wagonmakers  and 
carpenters. 

Gates  1)11  &  Sons,  Saw  Mill  and 
Blacksmiths. 

Raynes  W  L,  general  store. 

Workman  Stephen,  school  teacher. 


ROWLESBURGH.  A  village  on 
the  B.  &  O.  R.  R.,  in  Preston  county,  12 
miles  southeast  of  Kingwood  C.  H.,  the 
banking  town,  and  126  from  Wheeling. 
Exp.,  U.  S.  Tel.,  W.  U.,  Population, 
700.     E.  B.  Stone,  postmaster. 

Bishop  &  Manoun,  general  store. 

Fleming  M  J,  railroad  and  express  agent. 

Gibson  &  Moore,  cigars. 

Hardesty  O  F,  General  Store. 

Hinkle  &  Co,  saw  mill. 

Knotts  James  S,  hotel. 

Maloney  M,  telegraph  agent. 

May  &  Carrico,  general  store. 

Peat  Wm,  quarry. 

Pugh  Joseph  A,  general  store. 

Shoch  W  W,  general  store. 


ROXAL  ANA.  A  postofflce  in  Roane 
county,  11  miles  southeast  of  Spencer, 
the  judicial  seat,  banking  and  shipping 
point.  Population,  50.  John  B.  Stone, 
postmaster. 

Adams  E  W,  blacksmith. 

Branen  M,  general  store. 

Clarkson  Wm  H,  live  stock. 

Edgell  A  W,  physician. 

Ferrell  A  D,  live  stock. 

Ferrell  Thomas,  live  stock. 

Ferrell  Wm  B,  live  stock. 

Miller  H  H,  wagonmaker. 

Niday  Jacob,  shoemaker. 

Parks  Andrew,  live  stock. 

Sarver  J  A,  justice  and  live  stock. 

Simmons  G  B,  general  store. 

Simmons  J  M,  live  stock. 

Spencer  John,  physician. 

Stone  J  B,  Live  Stock  and  Hotel. 

Vandivner  M  L,  live  stock. 


ROXIE.  A  country  postofflce  in 
Raleigh  county,  4  miles  west  of  Raleigh, 
the  judicial  seat,  and  14  from  Quinnimont, 
its  shipping  station  on  the  C.  &  O.  Ry.  Pop- 
ulation, 100.     James  A.  Huff,  postmaster. 

Hawley  A  M,  notary  public. 
Huff  James  A,  Farmer. 


WHITEWOOD. 


•LARGE  STOCK  ALWAYS  ON  HAND.- 


Little  Kanawha  Lumber  Co.,  Parkersburg,  W.  Va. 


OFFICE    FURNITURE 
A    SPECIALTY  AT 


0    MENDEL    &   CO.'S, 

Ul     If  I  1124  Main  Street,  WHEELING,  W.  VA. 


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ROY.  A  discontinued  postofflce  in 
Roane  county.     Send  mail  to  Linden. 

RUCKMAN.  Rural  postofflce  in 
Hampshire  county,  9  miles  from  Romney, 
the  judicial  seat,  banking  and  shipping 
point.  J.  G.  Buckman,  postmaster,  gen- 
eral store  and  county  surveyor. 


RUDDLE.  A  small  settlement  in  Pen- 
dleton county,  6  miles  northeast  of  Frank- 
lin, the  county  seat  and  banking  point, 
and  46  from  Harrisburgh,  Va.,  its  shipping 
station.    Isaac  Davis,  postmaster. 

Cunningham  S,  saw  mill. 
Dahmer  John  C,  blacksmith. 
Davis  Jemima,  General  Store. 
Hammer  A  M,  carpenter. 
Hedrick  D  W,  carpenter. 
Homan  F  D,  carpenter. 
Ruddle  E  D,  flour  mill. 


EUHL.  A  discontinued  postofflce  in 
Harrison  county.  Send  mail  to  Lumber- 
port. 


RUPERT.  In  Greenbrier  county,  20 
miles  northwest  of  Lewisburgh,  the  county 
seat,  and  21  from  Alderson,  the  nearest 
banking  and  shipping  point.  Population, 
50.   Mail,  daily.  C.  A.  Rupert,  postmaster. 

Hite  H  C,  railroad  and  express  agent. 
McClung  L  E,  general  store. 
Rupert  C  A,  Physician. 
Rupert  &  McClung,  General  Store. 

RURAL  DALE.  In  Upshur  county, 
6  miles  from  Buckhannon,  the  judicial 
seat,  banking  and  shipping  point.  Popu- 
lation, 50.     Daniel  Castor,  postmaster. 

Castor  Daniel,  Blacksmith. 
Castor  Joel,  chairmaker. 
Castor  Stickley,  farmer. 
Flint  G  W,  meats  and  carpenter. 
Kesling  S  G,  blacksmith. 
Past  A  J,  farmer. 
Past  M  C,  farmer. 
Riger  J  S,  farmer. 
Swick  John,  carpenter. 
Talbott  P  M,  farmer. 


RUSH  RUN.  On  the  C.  &  O.  Ry,  in 
Fayette  county,  10  miles  south  of  Fayette- 
ville,  the  judicial  seat.  The  railroad 
name  is  Dimmock.     Exp.,  Adams. 

Rush  Run  Coal  and  Coke  Co. 


RUSHVILLE.    A  discontinued  post- 


offlce in  Lewis  county.   Send  mail  to  Roan- 
oke.   

RUSK.  In  Ritchie  county,  16  miles 
from  Ritchie  C.  H.  and  3  from  Petroleum, 
its  shipping  station  on  B.  &  O.  R.  R. 
Parkersburgh  is  the  location  of  nearest 
bank.  Population,  30.  Joseph  Barron, 
postmaster. 

Rarron  Joseph,  General  Store. 
Moats  Wm,  flour  mill. 
Waller  George,  blacksmith. 


RUSSELL VILLE.  A  small  settle- 
ment of  75  people,  in  Fayette  county,  16 
miles  northeast  of  Fayetteville.the  judicial 
seat,  and  8  from  Sewell  Station,  its  ship- 
ping point,  on  the  C.  &  O.  Ry.  J.  M. 
Walker,  postmaster. 

Brown  Arthur,  blacksmith. 

Hay  John  W,  teamster. 

Haynes  A  F,  physician. 

Haynes  C  T,  wagonmaker. 

Haynes  George,  blacksmith. 

Haynes  Henry,  flour  and  saw  mill. 

Snyder  Fil,  carpenter. 

Snyder  &  Nutter,  flour  and  saw  mill. 

Walker  J  A,  phvsician. 

Walker  J  M  &  F  E,  General  Store. 


RYAN.  In  Roane  county,  15  miles 
southwest  of  Spencer,  the  judicial  seat  and 
banking  point,  and  35  from  Charleston, the 
nearest  shipping  point.  Mail, semi-weekly. 
Wm.  E.  Ryan,  postmaster  and  farmer. 

RYMER.  A  country  postofflce  in 
Marion  county,  26J  miles  from  Fairmont, 
the  judicial  seat  and  banking  point,  and 
6£  from  Mannington,  the  nearest  shipping 
point.  Population,  58.  S.  S.  Wilson, 
postmaster. 

Cunningham  N,  constable. 
Cunningham  Ramer,  live  stock. 
Gump  James,  live  stock. 
Hawkins  N  C,  Carpenter. 
Nicholson  Rev  W  S  (Methodist). 
Saterfield  Floyd,  carpenter. 

SAGO.  In  Upshur  county,  6  miles 
south  of  Buckhannon,  the  judicial  seat, 
banking  and  shipping  point.  Mail,  daily. 
Ida  M.  Moore,  postmaster. 

Burner  G  W,  flour  mill. 
Neely  S,  blacksmith. 

ST.  ALBANS.  An  incorporated  city 
of  1,500  inhabitants,  situated  on  the  Kan- 


Hatter. 


R.  F.  POTTS,  THE  HATTER,  Is  Prepared  to  Remodel 
Gentlemen's  FELT  and  SILK  HATS  in  the  Latest  Style. 
34  16th  Street,  WHEELING,  W.  VA.    See  Page  5. 


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awha  river,  and  C.  &  0.  and  K.  &  M. 
railroads,  12  miles  northwest  of  Charles- 
ton, the  judicial  seat  and  banking  town, 
and  125  from  Wheeling.  The  Kanawha 
river  is  navigable,  and  affords  excellent 
communication  with  Cincinnati,  Wheel- 
ing, Charleston  and  Pittsburgh.  It  con- 
tains 5  churches,  public  school  and  Baptist 


State  College.     Exp.,    Adams.     Tel.,  W. 
U.     Mrs.  A.  M.  Baldwin,  postmaster. 

Alford  James  D,  general  store. 
Alford  Wm  D,  general  store. 
Baldwin  Mrs  A  M,  postmaster. 
Beamer  W,  restaurant. 
Blaker  James,  carpenter. 


HOTEL  BURTON, 

ST.  ALBANS,  W.  VA. 


Everything  New  and  First-Class. 


TARLE  UNSURPASSED. 

CENTRALLY  LOCATED. 

PORTER  MEETS  ALL  TR4I8S. 


SAMUEL  DELANEY, 

MANUFACTURER  OP  AND  DEALER  IN 

STOVES,  TINWARE 

HARDWARE  AND  HOUSE  FUR- 
NISHING GOODS. 

Roofing    and    Spouting  a    Specialty. 

MAIN  STREET,  ST,  ALBANS,  W.  VA, 


A.  B.  LEWIS, D™  LUMBER, 


ST.  ALBANS,  W.  VA. 


Musical 

J.  P.  WIESEL 


Instruments, 

CUMBERLAND,   MD. 


Peabody  Insurance  Co. 


OF  WHEELING,  W.  VA.   The 
BEST   IS   THE   CHEAPEST. 


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Bowman  Lumber  Co  (capital,  $100,000), 
D  M  Peek  mngr. 

Burton  W  F,  Propr  Hotel  Burton. 
(Seep  333) 

Calvert  M  L,  grocer. 

Campbell  Rev  (Episcopal). 

Capehart  John,  apiarist. 

Chilton  S,  physician. 

Clark's  Cornet  Band,  Wm  Johnson  ldr. 

Clark  C  E,  druggist. 

Clark  E  W,  physician. 

Coal  River  Boom  and  Driving  Co  (capital, 
$40,000),  J  W  Thomas  pres,  E  C  Col- 
cord  sec 

Cocke  Rev  W  J  (Baptist). 

Crawford  Henry,  carpenter. 

Crawford  James,  carpenter. 

Dame  Albert  J,  saloon. 

Dame  S  K,  blacksmith. 

Dandridge  Miss  Bettie,  milliner. 

Darlington  Rev  (Methodist). 

Delaney  Samuel,  Hardware,  Stoves, 
Etc.     (Seep  333.) 

Donnally  Wirt  W,  grocer. 

Griffith  Collin  E,  general  store. 

Harris  Thomas  E,  dry  goods,  etc. 

Henley  Frank,  restaurant. 

Hereford  C  D,  general  store. 

Hotel  Burton,  W  F  Burton  Propr. 
(See  p  333  ) 

Hotel  Lee,  Mrs  R  H  Lee  Propr. 

Lee  Leander  S,  shoemaker. 

Lee  R  H,  physician. 

Lee  Mrs  li  H,  Propr  Hotel  Lee. 

Lee  &  Lewis  (R  H  Lee,  A  B  Lewis),  arte- 
sian wells. 

Lewis  A  B,  Lumber.    (Seep  333.) 

Lewis  Bros  (James  D  and  Wm  W),  gener- 
al store. 

Lindsay-Cochran  Mnfg  Co  (capital,  $100,- 
000),  John  Cochran  pres,  T  K  Davison 
sec,  lumber  mnfrs. 

Lyle  Rev  G  L  (Presbyterian). 

McCallister  Corydon,  justice. 

McComas  A  E  &  Co,  general  store. 

Martin  Rev  James  (Methodist). 

Meadows  John  H,  general  store. 

Miller  Dr  Daniel  D,  mayor. 

Miller  Wm,  pres  St  Albans  College. 

Moeler  &  Son  (Daniel  and  Wm),  saw  mill. 

O'Neill  Miss,  dressmaker. 

Pancake  B  J,  sewing  machines. 

Payne  Wm,  barber. 

Potomac  Lumber  Co  (capital,  $25,000),  W 
Humbird  pres,  T  J  Sliger  sec  and  mngr. 

Rice  &  Ratcliff  (Walter  H  Rice,  Ballard  P 
Ratcliff),  jewelers. 

Richards  Isaiah,  barber. 

Rimmer  George,  meat  market. 

Rimmer  Henry  M,  meat  market. 


St  Albans  Brass  Band,  A  Miller  leader. 

St  Albans  College,  Wm  Miller  pres. 

Saltes  H  V,  flour  mill. 

Saltes  James  F,  saloon. 

Simms  Howard  T,  saloon. 

Simms  Wm  H,  general  store. 

Snell  Mrs,  milliner. 

Teays  S  T,  general  store. 

Teays  &  Vickers  (John  H  Teays,  J  W 
Vickers),  bark. 

Terrill  J  W,  railroad  and  express  agent. 

Thomas  J  M,  geoeral  store. 

Turner  W  T,  physician. 

Vickers  Thomas  A,  grocer. 

Vickers  Wm  P,  lawyer. 

Webb  Samuel  L,  justice  and  lawyer. 

Wheeler  Elias,  general  store. 

White  N  C,  crockery. 

Whittington  John  B,  county  supt  and 
lawyer. 

Wilcox  O,  general  store. 

Wilsou  Hazen  L,  blacksmith. 

Wood  &  Roberts  (Wm  Wood,  John  C Rob- 
erts), furniture  and  undertakers. 

Zerkle  Cliarles  A,  Drugs.  (Seep  333.) 


SAINT  CLARA.  A  country  post- 
office  in  Doddridge  county,  19  miles  south 
of  West  Union,  the  judicial  seat  and  ship- 
ping point.  Population,  25.  D.  B.  Lov- 
ett,  postmaster. 

Brown  W  H  &  Bro,  general  store. 
Gampsyager  Mathias,  wagonmaker. 
Haid  H  S,  physician. 
Krenn  Joseph,  flour  mill. 
Lorentz  Edward,  shoemaker. 
Loved  J  T  &  Co,  General  Store. 
Maxson  J  F,  blacksmith. 
Ruppert  John,  silversmith. 
Schulte  B  H,  gunsmith. 


SAINT  CLOUD.  A  country  postof- 
fice  in  Monongalia  county,  35  miles  north- 
west of  Morgantown,  the  judicial  seat, and 
5  from  Burton,  its  shipping  point.  Mar- 
tin L.  White,  postmaster. 

Jones  I  R,  cooper. 

Kimbal  Samuel,  stone  mason. 

Stiles  John  C,  shoemaker. 

White  Martin  E,  General  Store. 


SAINT  GEORGE.  The  judicial 
seat  of  Tucker  county,  is  a  town  of  300 
inhabitants,  located  82  miles  southeast  of 
Wheeling,  7  from  Parsons,  its  shipping 
station  on  the  W.  Va.  C.  &  P.  R.  R.,  and 
24  from  Philippi,  the  nearest  bank  loca- 
tion. Two  weekly  newspapers,  the  Pio- 
neer and  Democrat,  are  published.     Stage 


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daily  to  Parsons;  fare,  50  cents.  The 
principal  shipments  are  grain  and  lumber. 
Mail,  daily.    P.  Lipscomb,  postmaster. 

Anvil  T  S,  lawyer. 
Bonnifleld  A  H,  sheriff. 
Cagton  Wm  M,  county  clerk. 
Calvert  A  E,  physician. 
Canter  Rev  W  I. 

Close  A  B,  blacksmith  and  constable. 
Cupp  W  E,  general  store. 
Democrat,  D  W  Ryan  editor  and  publr. 
Griffith  G  F,  hotel  and  general  store. 
Griffith  R  T,  general  store. 
Hansford  T,  lawyer. 

Lipscomb  Jeff,  Editor  and  Publr  Pio- 
neer. 
Lipscomb  W  H,  hotel. 
Lipscomb  &  Lipscomb,  Lawyers, 
Maxwell  &  Streby,  lawyers. 
Miller  T  M.  hotel. 
Minear  C  W,  circuit  clerk. 
Parsons  A  B,  lawyer. 
Pioneer  The,  Jeff  Lipscomb  Publr. 
Ryan  D  W,  editor  and  publr  Democrat. 
Scott  J  P,  lawyer. 
Shaffer  John  A,  hotel. 
Spesert  N,  shoemaker. 
Talbott  W  E,  justice. 
Valentine  A  Jay,  lawyer. 
Weston  C  F,  general  store. 


SAINT  JOSEPH.  A  postoffice  in 
Marshall  county,  16  miles  from  Mounds- 
ville,  the  judicial  seat,  and  8  from  Proctor, 
its  shipping  point.  Population,  100. 
Mathias  A.  Bickar,  postmaster. 

Bishop  Anthony,  general  store. 
Hacke  Frank  L,  blacksmith. 
Klug  George,  shoemaker. 
Nolte  Joseph,  shoemaker. 
Schilpp  Rev  C  F  (Catholic). 
Stender  Frank,  general  store. 
Wayman  Fred,  blacksmith. 
Wayman  &  Breiding,  general  store. 

SAINT  LEO.  In  Monongalia  county, 
30  miles  west  of  Morgantown,  the  judicial 
seat,  and  5  from  Burton,  the  nearest  ship- 
ping point.  Mail,  daily.  George  N. 
Stockdale,  postmaster  and  general  store. 

ST.  MARY'S.  An  incorporated  town 
located  on  the  Ohio  river  and  the  O.  R.  R. 
R.,  65  miles  south  of  Wheeling  and  30 
north  of  Parkereburgh.  It  is  the  judicial 
seat  of  Pleasants  county,  and  has  a  popula- 
tion of  500.  St.  Mary's  has  churches  rep- 
resenting the  leading  religious  denomina- 
tions,  an   excellent  system   of  schools,   a 


flour  mill,  a  tannery,  a  wagon  and  carriage 
factory,  2  furniture  stores,  numerous  gen- 
eral stores,  a  live  'weekly  newspaper,  the 
Oracle,  and  two  hotels,  the  Commercial 
and  the  Exchange.  Parkersburgh  is  the 
nearest  banking  point.  Lumber,  railroad 
ties  and  tanbark  are  shipped.  Fruit  of 
almost  every  kind  matures  perfectly  and 
is  produced  in  abundance.  Bottom  lands 
range  in  price  from  $60  to  $150  per  acre, 
while  hill  lands  sell  for  from  $15  to  $30. 
Exp.,  Adams.  Mrs.  Lizzie  Ogdin,  post- 
master. 

Anderson  Robert,  county  school  supt. 
Ankrom  Saul,  railroad  ties. 
Barron  John  F,  Attorn ey-at-Law. 
Bills  Charles  W,  general  store. 
Bookman  Rebecca  P,  general  store. 
Boyd  Robert  H,  agent  O  R  R  R. 
Bradford  Philander  S,  physician. 
Brown   George  W,  Propr  Commer- 
cial Hotel.     (See  p  337.) 
Campbell  August  M,  lawyer. 
Coen  Henry  S,  meat  market. 
Commercial      Hotel,     George     W 
Brown   Propr;   Excellent  Accommoda- 
tions  for  Commercial   Men;    Table  the 
Best  the  Market  Affords;  Convenient  to 
Depot  and  Postoffice;  Rates,  $1.40.   (See 
p  337.) 
Cotton  A  M  &  Son  (Abram  M  and  Luther 

L),  furniture  and  undertakers. 
Crimm  A  S,  physician. 
Doan  John  H,  roofer. 
Exchange  Hotel,  Mahlon  D   Hanes 
Propr;    Excellent  Accommodations  for 
Commercial  Men;  Good  Table  and  Good 
Beds;  Convenient  to  Depot;  Rates,  $1.25 
per  Day.     (See  p  33?.) 
Flowers  Samuel,  general  store. 
Gabbert  Horatio  B,  Dealer  in  Flour, 

Feed,  Meal  and  Grain. 
Gabbert  John  S,  confiectioner. 
Gallaher     Robert     A,     Propr    St 

Mary's  Oracle.     (See  p  337.) 
Gorrell  Ralph  A,  sheriff. 
Grimm  A  S,  physician. 
Hanes  Mahlon  D,  Propr  Exchange 

Hotel.     (Seep  337.) 
Harris  &  Gabbert  (John  R  Harris,  Horatio 

B  Gabbert),  blacksmiths. 
Imlay  Alcinous  C,  shoemaker. 
Imlay  J  M,  cooper. 
Imlay  Lawrence,  barber. 
Kelsall   George,  General   Store,  Dry 
Goods,  Groceries,  Hardware,  Table  and 
Pocket    Cutlery,      Drugs,      Medicines, 
Paints,  Oils,  Etc. 
Kelsall  Mrs  S  E,  milliner. 
Knight  John  L,  clerk  circuit  court. 


Saloon  and  Restaurant. 


J.   HUNTER    SMITH, 

PIEDMONT,     -     WEST  VIRGINIA. 


AGRICULTURAL  IMPLEMENTS. 


Agents  for  Bissell  Chilled  and  Malta 
Plows.  THE  W.  H.  SMITH  HARD- 
WARE   CO.,    Parkersburs,    W.  Va. 


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SAL 


Lauer  John  &  Co  (John  Lauer,  Peter 
Wade),  harness. 

Lock  George,  barber. 

McGregor  Miss  Callie,  milliner. 

Noland  Joseph  C,  prosecuting  attorney. 

Ogdin  Mrs  Lizzie,  postmaster. 

Ogdin  Newton,  general  store.4 

Parscala  James,  restaurant. 

Patterson  Robert,  lawyer. 

Porter  John  W,  General  Store  and 
Clerk  County  Court. 

Reed  Win  E,  justice. 

St  Mary's  Manufacturing  Co,  John  P  Bar- 
ron pres,  John  Suck  sec  and  treas,  flour 
mill. 

St  Mary's  Oracle,  Robert  A  Gallaher 
Editor,  Harry  H  Gallaher  Publr;  a 
Bright,  Sparkling  and  Newsy  Weekly. 
(See  opp.) 

Schauweeker  John,  tanner. 

Seed  W  E,  justice. 

Smith  Rev  W  G  (Methodist). 

Steere  David  Q,  physician. 

Stewart  Whitman,  lumber. 

Strickling  Jos  &  Sons  (Joseph,  George  and 
John),  general  store. 

Strobel  John  M,  Furniture  and  Un- 
dertaker, Manufacturer  and  Dealer  in 
all  Kinds  of  Furniture. 

Thompson  James,  grocer. 

Townsend  John  B,  lawyer. 

Wade  Peter,  harness. 

Warren  Andrew  M,  shoemaker. 

Watson  Joseph  B,  physician. 

Winer  &,  Bro  (Louis  and  Harry),  Whol 
and  Retail  Dry  Goods  and  Gents'  Fur- 
nishings, Hats  and  Caps,  Boots  and 
Shoes,  and  General  Mdse. 

Zipf  George,  Blacksmith,  Carriages, 
Wagons  and  Agricultural  Implements. 
(See  opp.) 

SALAMA.  In  Pleasants  county,  on 
the  Ohio  river  and  the  O.  R.  R.  R.,  6  miles 
from  St  Mary's,  the  county  seat,  and  72 
from  Wheeling.  Population,  100.  Exp., 
Adams.  Tel.,  W.  U.  W.  H.  Sheets, 
postmaster. 

Gaines  Samuel,  general  store. 
Garrett  David,  flour  mill. 
Hammett  R  G,  live  stock. 
Joy  D  M,  blacksmith. 
May  A  C,  physician. 
Meeks  Lemuel,  meats. 
Myer  Henry,  meats. 
Peckens  John,  barber  and  carpenter. 
Sheets  Lee,  hotel. 
Sheets  S,  notary  public. 
Sheets  W   H,  General   Store,  Railroad, 
Express  and  Telegraph  Agent. 


SALEM,      A  town  on  the  P.  br.  B.  & 

O.  R.  R.,    in   Harrison    county,    14  miles 

west  of  Clarksburgh,  the  judicial  seat  and 

banking  point.      It  has  3  churches,  good 

schools,  a  flour  mill,  woolen  mill  and  plan- 
ing mill.     Population,  600.      Exp.,  U.  S. 

Tel.,  W.  U.     Henry  Hawker,  postmaster. 

Band  C  S,  typewriting  Salem  College. 

Band  Miss  Elsie  B,  teacher  Salem  College 

Benedium  Rev  D  8  (Methodist). 

Benedium  J  H,  carpenter. 

Blair  W  M,  insurance. 

Carder  G  A,  shoemaker. 

Carder  J  F,  physician. 

Casey  Patrick,  grocer. 

Cobern  James,  carpenter. 

Davis  H  H,  jeweler. 

Davis  Mary  M,  hotel. 

Davis  M  H,  Lawyer  and  Insurance. 

Davis  M  W,  carpenter. 

Davis  R  C,  saddler. 

Davis  S  B,  business  dept  Salem  College. 

Davis  Miss  Versa  M,  milliner. 

Dew  R  H,  physician. 

Fittro  &  Son,  hardware. 

Flanagan  J  J  &  J  M,  lumber. 

Ford  Bros,  produce. 

Ford  C  S,  tchr  telegraphy  Salem  College. 

Ford  O  W,  carpenter. 

Fox  N  B,  painter  and  paperhanger. 

Gain  Samuel,  live  stock  and  livery. 

Gardner  Rev  T  S  (Baptist). 

Gordon,  Boyer  &  Co,  flour  mill. 

Gordon  J  W  &  Co,  general  store. 

Griffin  I  H,  gardener. 

Hawker  Henry,  Hardware  and  Agri- 
cultural Implements. 

Hickman  Blackmer,  carpenter. 

Hickman  W  P.  carpenter. 

Hursey  A  M,  painter. 

Jeffers  J  M,  general  store. 

Kennedy  I  S,  physician. 

Lanther  S  F,  mason. 

Lauchery  D  C,  physician. 

Laugh  J  J,  carpenter. 

Law  J  D,  live  stock. 

Leonard  W  E,  blacksmith. 

Martin  Rev  M  E  (Baptist). 

Maxson  Miss  C  D,  music  teacher  Salem 
College. 

Maxson  Miss  E  A,  artist  Salem  College. 

Maxson  Rev  8  S,  pres  Salem  College. 

Nuttles  H  D,  tinner. 

Orr  Rev  D  B  (Methodist). 

Randolph  Ernest,  general  store. 

Randolph  Floyd,  justice. 

Randolph  G  W  D,  general  store. 

Randolph  Mrs  G  W  D,  milliner. 

Randolph  Jesse  F,  woolen  and  planing 
mill. 


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Implements. 

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Randolph  John,  constable. 
Randolph  Orman,  printer. 
Randolph  R  H,  meat  market. 
Randolph  &  Davis,  groceries  and  meats. 
Robipson  James,  carpenter. 
Rohrbaugh  O  S,  railroad,  exp  and  tel  agt. 
Rose  B  D,  insurance. 
;Smith  Jules,  wagonmaker. 
Soudin  J  B,  barber. 
Starkey  P  H,  carpenter. 
Swiger  F  M,  shoemaker. 
Tate  Mrs  A  C,  grocer. 
Tonge  James,  Hotel. 
Towles  Henry,  shoemaker. 
Towles  R  L,  carpenter. 
Wagner  J  A,  barber. 
Wilkinson  B  F,  blacksmith. 
Wilson  E  A,  druggist. 
Wilson  Hiram,  furniture  and  undertaker. 
Young  R  W,  General  Store. 
Zinn  George  E,  mason. 

SALT  LICK  BRIDGE.  A  village 
of  30  people,  in  Braxton  county,  12  miles 
northeast  of  Sutton,  the  judicial  seat  and 
banking  point,  and  1|  from  Heater,  its 
shipping  point.     J.  D.  Sprigg,  postmaster. 

Kaldrider  Wm,  blacksmith. 
Morris  &  Heater,  carpenter. 
Rolyson  W  D,  general  store. 
•Sprigs;  Joseph  D,  Shoe  and  Harness- 
maker. 
-Squires  D  S,  live  stock. 
Tonkins  Simon  E,  flour  mill. 
Wade  J  C,  physician. 


SALT  SULPHUR  SPRINGS.     A 

settlement  in  Monroe  county,  2  miles 
southwest  of  Union,  the  judicial  seat,  170 
from  Wheeling,  and  14£  from  Fort  Spring, 
its  nearest  station,  on  theC.  &  O.  Ry,  with 
which  it  is  connected  by  stage.     It  is  a 

|  summer  resort,  and  noted  for  the  mineral 
springs  in  its  vicinity.     Population,  150. 

\  -John  W.  M.  Appleton,  postmaster. 

Appleton  Edward,  printer. 

Appleton  Dr  John  W  M,  mngr  Salt  Sul- 
phur Springs  Hotel. 

Base  John  H  C,  carpenter. 

Bastick  Louis,  live  stock. 

Lawrence  James,  blacksmith. 

"McNeer  Lewis,  live  stock. 

Michell  Henry  F,  tanner. 
,  Pence  John  H,  saw  and  flour  mill. 
(  Salt  Sulphur  Springs  Co,  John  W 
M  Appleton  Mngr,  Hotel.^ 

Woodward" A  J,  physician. 

SAMARIA.     A  country  postofflce  in 


Marion  county,  8  miles  from  Fairmont, 
th°  judicial  seat  and  nearest  banking  point, 
and  5  from  Nuzums,  the  nearest  shipping 
point.     Mail,  semi-weekly. 


SAMMY.      Mercer    county. 

changed  to  Abb's  Valley. 


Name 


SAND  FORK.  A  small  settlement 
in  Gilmer  county,  61  miles  southeast  of 
Glenville,  the  judicial  seat,  and  25  from 
Weston,  its  shipping  station  and  banking 
town.  Mail,  daily.  A.  Burke,  post- 
master. 

Burke  A,  Justice. 

Hoover  S  L,  blacksmith. 

Lynch  &  Elliott,  flour  and  saw  mill. 

Moore  &  Wlant,  general  store. 

SAND  HILL.  A  small  settlement  in 
Marshall  county,  13  miles  northeast  of 
Moundsville  C.  H.,  and  12  from  Wheeling. 
Ship  to  Elm  Grove,  on  the  W.  &  P.  div. 
B.  &  O.  R.  R.  Population,  28.  Robert 
A.  Downing,  postmaster. 

Davis  I  W,  carpenter. 

Dougherty  Wm,  justice. 

Downing  Robert  A,  General  Store 

and  Produce. 
Hand  Martin,  mason. 
Kimmins  Thomas,  live  stock. 
Smith  Wm,  blacksmith. 
Turner  Alfred,  lawyer. 
Turner  Samuel,  feed. 
Winters  Harvey,  live  stock. 
Winters  James,  live  stock. 


SAND  RUN.  A.  country  postofflce 
in  Upshur  county,  10  miles  southeast  of 
Buckhannon,  the  judicial  seat,  banking 
town  and  shipping  station,  on  the  W.  Va. 
&  P.  R.  R.     Mail,  tri-weekly. 


SANDY.  A  village  on  the  R.  S.  &  G . 
R.  R.,  in  Jackson  county,  8  miles  north 
from  Jackson  C.  H.,  and  6  from  Ravens- 
wood,  its  banking  town.  Population,  140. 
J.  M.  Weas,  postmaster. 

Baker  D  M,  general  store. 

Brown  J  S,  general  store. 

Brown  &  Casto,  lumber. 

BurdittE  D,  saw  mill 

Casto  A  II,  Physician. 

Crum  J  T,  live  stock. 

Crum  J  T  &  Son,  flour  mill, 

Dilworth  J  8,  constable. 

Duer  Miss  Maggie,  milliner  and  dressmkr. 

Fabry  F,  blacksmith. 

Howes  C  B,  general  store. 


PLUMBING, 


STEAM  AND  HOT  WATER  HEATING, 

FACTORY  SUPPLIES,  ETC. 
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Hoyt  W  E,  railroad,  exp  and  tel  agt. 
.Johnson  15  F,  justice. 
Kendall  G  L,  carpenter. 
Leap  J  F,  live  stock. 
McGloihlin  J  A,  cooper. 
Park  E  B,  undertaker. 
Saunders  George,  mason. 
Sayre  Squire,  hotel. 
Slusher  W  A,  carpenter. 
Weas  J  M,  Live  Stock. 
Wilcox  C  S,  carpenter. 

SANTIFEE.  In  Summers  county, 
20  miles  northeast  of  Hinton,  the  judicial 
seat,  and  4  from  AldersoD,  its  banking  and 
shipping  point.  Mail,  semi-weekly.  T. 
M.  Reynolds,  postmaster. 

Graham  T  C  &  Co,  saw  mill. 
Oraham     &.     Reynolds,     General 

Store. 
Hull  A  B,  blacksmith. 
Taylor  W  R,  justice. 

SARAH.  In  Cabell  county,  12  miles 
southeast  of  Huntington,  the  judicial  seat 
and  nearest  banking  point,  and  6  from 
Barboursville,  the  nearest  shipping  point. 
Mail,  tri-weekly.  E.  E.  Adkins,  post- 
master.   

S ARDIS.  A  village  of  150  people,  in 
Harrison  county,  8  miles  northwest  from 
Clarksburgh,  the  judicial  seat  and  banking 
town,  55  from  Wheeling,  and  4  from  Wil- 
sonburgh,  its  shipping  point.  F.  M.  Cun- 
ningham, postmaster. 

Rramer  J  B,  blacksmith. 

Carder  A  S,  physician. 

Cunningham  F  M,  General  Store. 

Cunningham  J  R,  justice. 

Flowers  C  B,  physician. 

Flowers  E  N,  physician. 

Hagerty  L  D,  saw  and  grist  mill. 

Hurst  L,  vet  surgeon  and  shoemaker. 

Landis  A  P,  carpenter. 

Lanham  James,  cooper. 

Ogden  R  S,  general  store  and  live  stock. 

Robey  F  H,  painter . 

Sandy  B  T,  flour  mill. 

Swiger  J  T,  shoemaker. 

Swiger  Solomon,  carp  and  wagonmaker. 

SASSAFRAS.  In  Mason  county,  12 
miles  from  Point  Pleasant,  the  judicial 
seat  and  banking  point,  and  6  from  Letart, 
the  nearest  shipping  poiDt.  J.  McMillin, 
postmaster. 

Fadeley  J,  live  stock. 
Fisher  Henry,  live  stock. 


Fisher  James,  carpenter. 
Ohlmeyer  H,  farmer. 
Ronsk  J  H,  farmer. 
Ronsk  S,  farmer. 


SATTES.    On  the  K.  &  M.  R.  R.,  in^\ 
Kanawha  county,  12  miles  from  Charles- 
ton, the  judicial  seat  and  banking  point. 
Population,  250.     F.  A.  Sattes,  postmaster. 

Gencer  J,  stone  quarry. 
Sattes  F  A,  General  Store. 
Smith  &  Munfee,  stone  quarry. 

SAULSBURY.  Wood  county,  is  a 
rural  postoffice,  12  miles  south  of  Park- 
ersburgh,  the  judicial  seat,  banking  and 
shipping  point.  Mail,  tri-weekly.  James 
M.  Lytle,  postmaster  and  general  store. 

SAULSVILLE.  A  postoffice  in  Wy- 
oming county,  22  miles  southeast  from 
Oceana,  the  judicial  seat,  and  20  from 
Elkhorn,  the  nearest  shipping  point.  Pop- 
ulation, 100.     Wiley  Sizemore,  postmaster. 

Evans  Uriah,  blacksmith. 
Evans  &  Phillips,  general  store. 
Foley  M,  flour  mill. 
McComas  B,  blacksmith  and  cooper. 
Shumate  T,  grain  and  live  stock. 
Shumate  T  &  Son,  general  store. 
Sizemore  James  F,  carpenter. 
Sizemore  91  J  &  \V  L  J,  General 

Store. 
Tolliver  Enoch,  general  store. 


SCARY.  On  the  C.  &  O.  Ry,  in  Put- 
nam county,  10  miles  from  Winfield,  the 
judicial  seat,  and  16  from  Charleston,  the 
nearest  banking  point.  Population,  25. 
C.  I.  Meeks,  postmaster,  railroad  and  ex- 
press agent.  

SCHELL.  A  small  town  and  a  station 
on  the  W.  Va.  C.  &  P.  R.  R.,  in  Mineral 
county,  30  miles  from  Keyser,  the  judicial 
seat.  Piedmont  is  the  location  of  the 
nearest  bank.  Population,  75.  Exp., 
Adams.     B.  Souder,  postmaster. 

Billmeyer  &  Blue,  saw  mill. 

Bowers  Wm,  shoemaker. 

Holderbaum  W  S  &  Co,  lumber. 

Kohr  C,  saw  mill. 

Lucas  Benjamin,  blacksmith. 

May  Dash,  music  teacher. 

Miller  Gilead,  railroad  foreman. 

Miller  Richard,  barber. 

Sechler  John,  carpenter. 

Souder  Ben,  General  Store. 

White  W  C  &  Co,  saw  mill. ^^^ 


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SCHILLING.  A  country  postoffice 
in  Roane  county,  4  miles  southeast  of 
Spencer,  the  judicial  seat,  banking  and 
shipping  point,  and  35  from  Ravenswood. 
A.  L.  Vandal,  postmaster. 

Douglas  R  H,  school  teacher. 
McKown  E,  carpenter. 
Simmons  David,  live  stock. 
Spencer  Harry,  shoemaker. 
Starkey  E  A,  carpenter. 
Upton  A  H,  harnessmaker. 
Vandal  A  L.,  Sheriff. 
Wright  F  A,  flour  mill. 

SCHOOL  HOUSE.  On  the  Ohio 
river  and  O.  R.  R.  R.,  in  Jackson  county, 
12  miles  from  Jackson  C.  H.  Population, 
100.    James  McDermott,  postmaster. 

Bush  C,  carpenter. 

Bush  T,  undertaker. 

Cliek  C,  general  store. 

Durst  D,  blacksmith. 

Garton  C,  constable  and  blacksmith. 

Husell  J  C,  live  stock. 

McDermott  James,  Cooper. 

Webster  S  S,  general  store. 


SCHULTZ.  A  small  settlement  in 
Pleasants  county,  7  miles  south  from  St . 
Mary's,  the  judicial  seat,  60  from  Wheel- 
ing and  6  from  Salama.its  nearest  shipping 
point.  Population,  50.  H.  T.  Hammett, 
postmaster. 

Bash  M,  blacksmith. 

Cronin  John,  grocer. 

Dunn  Dan  R,  flour  and  saw  mill. 

Hammett  S  C  &  Co,  General  Store 

and  Saw  Mill. 
Moreland  W  C,  grocer. 
Nole  E  P,  blacksmith. 
Outward  W,  justice. 
Ross  S  J,  physician. 
Ward  Charles,  shoemaker. 


SCOTT.  Is  located  on  the  Ohio  river 
and  O.  R.  R.  R.,  in  Woodcounty,10  miles 
from  Parkersburgh,  the  judicial  seat  and 
banking  town.  Population,  125.  M.  C. 
Meldahl,  postmaster. 


SCOTTDALB.      A    recently 
lished  postoffice  in  Marion  county. 


estab- 


SCOTT'S  DEPOT.  A  station  on  the 
C.  &  O.  Ry,  in  the  central  part  of  Putnam 
county,  8  miles  south  of  Winfield,  the 
county  seat,    and    250    from    Wheeling. 


Nearest  bank  at  Charleston,  21  miles  dis- 
tant. Population,  75.  Exp.,  Adams. 
Tel.,  W.  U.     W.  H.  H.  Pine,  postmaster. 

Davis  R  H,  blacksmith. 

Handley  F  G,  justice. 

Nye  J  W,  physician. 

Pine  W  H  H,  Justice  and  Genl   Store. 

Sims  J  M,  general  store. 


SE AFLAT.  In  Mason  county,  16 
miles  southeast  of  Point  Pleasant,  the 
county  seat  and  nearest  banking  point, and 
4J  from  Arbuckle,  the  nearest  shipping 
point.  Mail,  semi-weekly.  W.  H.  Baker, 
postm  aster . 

Baker  W  H,  General  Store. 
Blog  Benjamin,  justice. 
Buxton  D  A,  flour  mill. 
Cozzln  George,  constable. 
Hill  G  W,  blacksmith. 
McDermott  John,  flour  mill. 
Riffle  T  E,  flour  mill. 
Smith  I  B,  general  store 
Stewart  Charles,  mason. 


SEAMAN.  A  postoffice  in  Roane 
county,  10  miles  northwest  of  Spencer, 
the  judicial  seat,  banking  and  shipping 
point.     Mail,  daily. 

Seaman  J  D,  general  store  and  tannery. 

SECOND    CREEK.     A   village   in 
Greenbrier  county,  8  miles  south  of  Lewis-   ^s" 
burgh,  the  seat  of  justice,  and  5  from  Ron-    i^\ 
ceverte,    on  the  C.  &  O.  Ry,  its  shipping  ' 
station.     Population,  32.     B.  Vanstavern, 
postmaster. 

Curry  G  W,  saw  mill.  .' 

Curry  &  Morgan,  flour  mill. 

Erwin  W  R,  barber. 

Vanstavern    B,    General    Store   and 

Lumber. 
Vanstavern  J  C,  carriages. 


SEDALIA.  A  postoffice  in  Doddridge 
county,  17  miles  northeast  of  West  Union, 
the  judicial  seat,  and  7  from  Salem,  the 
nearest  shipping  point.  Banking  facili- 
ties at  Clarksburgh,  16  miles  distant. 
Population,  25.  Stephen  Hutson,  post- 
master and  general  store. 


SEDAN.  A  village  of  50  people,  in 
Hampshire  county,  16  miles  southeast  of 
Romney,  the  judicial  seat,  banking  and 
shipping  point.  Mail,  tri-weekly.  H„ 
Stuckey,  postmaster. 


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Davis  G,  shoemaker. 

Findley  Isaac,  blacksmith. 

Kline  B  F,  wagonmaker. 

McDonald  Sedner,  saw  mill. 

Maloney  B  F,  Contractor  and  Builder. 

Oats  Daniel,  blacksmith. 

Oats  James  F,  shoemaker. 

Powell  S  D,  live  stock. 

Schuler  A,  flour  and  saw  mill. 

Smith  James,  saw  mill. 

Smith  &  Billinger,  woolen  mills. 

Staekey  H,  General  Store  and  Flour 

Mill. 
Swisher  B  B,  distiller. 


SEEMLY.  A  farm-house  postofflce 
in  Grant  county,  12  miles  southwest  of 
Petersburgh  C.  H.,  and  52  from  Keyser, 
on  the  B.  &  O.  R.  R.,  its  shipping  station. 
Mail,  tri  weekly. 

SELBYVILLE.  Was  established  in 
1882  for  the  convenience  of  a  farming  dis- 
trict in  Upshur  county,  24  miles  south  of 
Buckhannon,  the  judicial  seat,  banking 
and  shipping  point.     Mail,  daily. 


SELDEN.  On  the  Ohio  river  and  O. 
R.  R.  R. ,  in  Wood  county,  6  miles  from 
Parkersburgh,  the  judicial  seat  and  bank- 
ing point.  Exp.,  Adams.  J.  H.  Neale, 
postmaster. 

Bryon  C  E,  railroad  agent. 
Chancelor  B,  exp  agent. 
Chfcliester  J  W,  Grocer. 
Spencer  H  H,  flour  mill. 


SELL.  In  Preston  county,  23  miles 
southeast  of  Kingwood,  the  judicial  seat 
and  nearest  banking  point,  and  11  from 
Terra  Alta,  the  nearest  shipping  point. 
Mail,  semi-weekly. 


SELLERS.  A  recently  established 
postofflce  in  Upshur  county. 

*  SENG-.  Merely  a  farmers'  postofflce 
in  Logan  county,  8  miles  east  of  Logan 
C.  H.    Mail,  semi-weekly. 

SERVIA.  A  country  postofflce  in 
Braxton  county,  22  miles  from  Sutton,  the 
judicial  seat,  banking  and  shipping  point. 
E.  B.  Rollyson,  postmaster. 

Hall  J  E,  blacksmith. 

Roily  son  E  B,  General  Store. 

Rollyson  L  W,  flour  mill. 

SEVEN  PINES.      A  country  post- 


offlce in  Marion  county,  23  miles  northwest 
of  Fairmont,  the  judicial  seat,  and  8  from 
Mannington.  the  nearest  shipping  point. 
Mail,  tri-weekly. 


SEWELL  DEPOT.  A  station  on 
the  C.  &  O.  Ry,  in  Fayette  county,  10 
miles  southeast  of  Fayetteville,  the  county 
seat,  and  146  From  Wheeling.  Popula- 
tion, 400.  Exp.,  Adams,  Tel.,  W.  U. 
Charles  Hill,  postmaster. 

Bacon  M  O,  insurance  agent. 

Cary  J  R,  railroad  agt. 

Ernest  &  Bro,  shoemakers. 

Hilgert  Gust,  shoes  and  meats. 

Hill  Charles  Exp  and  Tel  Agt. 

Hughort  J  P,  physician. 

Hunt  John,  justice. 

Middlebury  S,  saloon. 

Schaffer,  Morgan  &  Co,  general  store. 

Smith  F  N,  hotel  and  saloon. 

Stover  A  J,  saloon. 

Trice  R  C,  insurance  agent. 

Tucker  Henry  J,  coal  mining  engineer. 

Turner  O  E,  meat  market. 

Turner  W  O,  restaurant. 

Whiting  C  R,  shoes. 

Workman  Clay,  constable. 

SEYMOURS  VILLE.  In  Grant 
county,  5  miles  from  Petersburgh,  the  ju- 
dicial seat,  17  from  Moorefield,  the  near- 
est banking  point,  and  35  from  Keyser, 
the  nearest  shipping  point.  Population, 
50.     Exp.,  U.  S.     J.  W.  Day,  postmaster. 

Day  J  W,  General  Store. 
Painter  F  D,  flour  mill. 
Roy  Jacob,  blacksmith. 

SHADY  SPRING.  A  country  post- 
office  in  Raleigh  county,  7  miles  southeast 
of  Raleigh  C.  H.,  and  19  from  Hinton,  its 
banking  and  shipping  point.  J.  Griffith, 
postmaster. 

Book  H  B,  saw  mill. 
Farley  J  L,  mason. 
Griffith  J,  General  Store. 
Lilly  F  G,  constable. 
Neely  H  G,  justice. 
Pack  B,  hotel. 


SHAMBLING'S  MILLS.  A  coun- 
try postofflce  in  Roane  county,  11  miles 
south  from  Spencer,  the  seat  of  justice 
and  nearest  banking  point,  and  35  from 
Charleston,  its  shipping  station.  Delaney 
Vineyard,  postmaster. 

Jones  Isaac,  flour  and  saw  mill. 


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Manila  Rope,  Wire  Rope,  Wood  and  Iron 
Tackle  Blocks,  Etc.  Write  us  for  Prices. 
CHAS.  H.  BERRY,  Wheeling,  W.  Va. 


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Vineyard  D,  blacksmith. 
Vineyard  II  D,  General  Store. 

SHANGHAI.  A  settlement  of  90 
people,  in  Berkeley  county,  11  miles  west 
of  Martinsburgh,  the  judicial  seat,  bank- 
ing town  and  shipping  station,  and  130 
from  Wheeling.  K.  G.  Robinson,  post- 
master. 

De  Haven  E,  cabinetmkr  and  undertkr. 
Hayse  J  F,  blacksmith. 
Kitchen,  Roney  &  Co,  saw  mill. 
Miller  Bros,  fruit  growers. 
Robinson  J    W,  General    Store  and 
Surveyor. 

SHANNON.  A  postoffice  in  Ohio 
county,  8  miles  north  of  Wheeling,  the 
judicial  seat  and  banking  point,  and  3£ 
from  Short  Creek,  the  nearest  shipping 
point.     Mail,  daily. 


SHARON.  A  postoffice  in  Webster 
county,  21  miles  northeast  of  Addison,  the 
judicial  seat,  and  26  south  of  Buckhan- 
non,  the  usual  banking  and  shipping 
point.  Population,  100.  Mail,  daily. 
W.  W.  Hutchinson,  postmaster. 

Anderson  J,  carpenter. 

Berry  N,  blacksmith. 

Brubby  P  W,  lawyer. 

Burch  W,  grain  and  live  stock. 

Hutchinson  E  C,  General  Store. 

Hutchinson  James,  general  store. 

Hutchinson  W  W,  Physician. 

Johnson  J,  justice. 

Linzee  S,  hotel. 

Shirs  L,  flour  mill. 


SHAW.  A  coal  mining  town  and  sta- 
tion on  the  W.  Va.  C.  &  P.  R.  R. ,  in  Min- 
eral county,  15  miles  southwest  of  Keyser, 
the  judicial  seat,  and  95  from  Wheeling. 
Telephone  communication  with  Piedmont 
and  Elk  Garden.  Population,  125.  L.  E. 
Shull,  postmaster. 

Big  Vein  Coal  Co,  miners. 

Hcnch,  Drumgold  &  Shull,  Gen- 
eral Store  and  Saw  Mill. 

Shultice  W  W,  general  store. 

Virginia  Colliery,  Virginia  Coal  and  Coke 
Co  proprs. 

Weir  Joseph,  general  store. 

W  Va  C  &  P  R  R  Co,  coal  miners  and  saw 
mill.  

SHAWNEE.  A  rural  postoffice  in 
Pleasants  county,  12  miles  east  of  St. 
Mary's, the  county  seat  and  shipping  point. 


Population,  20.     Mail,  semi-weekly. 
E.  Wagner,  postmaster. 

Cass  Samuel,  blacksmith. 
Powell  &  Lock,  general  store. 
Smith  Amos,  justice  and  timber. 
Umenseter  Aaron,  constable. 
Wagner  Alvadore  E,  Farmer, 
Wagner  A  S,  carpenter. 
Wagner  C  J,  carpenter. 
Williamson  Leroy,  carpenter. 


SHENANDOAH  JUNCTION.    A 

small  village  at  the  junction  of  the  B.  & 
O.  and  N.  &  W.  R.  R.'s,  in  Jefferson 
county,  5  miles  from  Charles  Town, the  ju- 
dicial seat,  and  banking  town,  and  165 
from  Wheeling.  Population,  150.  Exp., 
U.  S.  and  Adams.  Tel.,  W.  U.  J.Wil- 
liams, postmaster. 

Blackfurd  Bros,  blacksmiths. 

Drew  S  O,  shoemaker. 

Giddings  H  C,  cabinetmaker. 

Hagely  L  M,  groceries  and  confectionery. 

Johnson  P,  restaurant. 

Moore  A  C,  farm  impts. 

Osborn  A  D,  undertaker  and  carpenter. 

Shenandoah  Machine  Co,  planing  mill. 

Williams  T  W,  General  Store. 

SHEPHERDSTOWN.     A  prosper- 
ous   incorporated    town    located    on    the 
south  bank  of  the    Potomac    river    and 
on  the  N.  &  W.  R.  R.,  in  Jefferson  coun- 
ty, llj  miles  north  of  Charles  Town,   the 
judicial  seat,  72  from  Washington,  D.  C, 
by  canal,  77  via  the  B.  &  O.  R.   R.,  and 
294  from  Wheeling.  rit  was  first  settled 
in  1727lind  is  supplied  with  9  churches, 
good  stftiools,  the  Shepherd  Normal  Col 
lege.ahotel,  (the  Entler),  a  bank,  anably  edi- 
ted and  progressive  weekly  newspaper,  the 
Begiste?;   a  flour  mill,  a  pottery,  cement 
works,  a  saw  mill,  etc.     It  is  located  high 
above  the  level  of  the  river,has  abundance 
of  pure  water  and  fresh  air,  boating  and 
fishing,  and  is  a  popular  summer  resort. 
Population,  1,444.    Exp.,  Adams.     Tel., 
W.  U.    James  D.  Fayman,  postmaster. 
Adams  Wm  A,  confectioner. 
Author  Edward,  junk. 
Baker  Martin  B,  general  store. 
Baker  W  B,  general  store. 
Banks  George,  teacher. 
Barnhart  James  E,  express  agent. 
Billmyre  David,  grain. 
Billmyre  Edward  E,  dairyman. 
Billmyre  John  C,  general  store.         ,   '     >- 
Billmyre  Wm  H,  creamery. 
Blunt  H  W,  cement  mnfr. 


Beymann  Brewing  Co.'s 


Celebrated  LAGER  BEER  is  the 
Finest  and  Purest  in  the  Country. 
WHEELING.  W.  VA. 


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Bragonier  Joseph  S,  lawyer. 

-Brotherton  Leander,  undertaker. 

Butler  CTVS,  ice. 

Cookus  Joseph  L,  meat  market. 

Dunmire  Benjamin,  barber. 

Edwards  Rev  Peter  C  (Methodist). 

Elliott  Edward,  baker. 

Entler  Henry  C,  insurance. 

En  tier  Hotel,  John  N  Trussell  Propr; 
a  First-Class  $2  House;  Desirable  Place 
to  Spend  the  Summer;  Fishing, Hunting 
and  Boating.     {See  below.) 

Entler  John  P,  carpenter. 

Everhart  Rev  George  D  (Reformed). 

Fay  ma  n  James  D,  Postmaster. 

Eerrells  Charles,  painter. 

Ferrells  Jacob,  painter. 

Fleming  Joseph  S,  shoemaker. 

Fordyce  Miss  Ella,  music  teacher. 

Frazier  James,  meat  market. 

Ghiselin  Rev  Charles  (Presbyterian). 

Gibson  J  Gregg,  druggist. 

Grant  John,  brick  mason. 

Greenwood  James  W,  shoemaker. 

Grove  Robert  C,  physician. 

Harrington  Mrs  M  L,  milliner. 

Harri9on  Benjamin  F,  cash  Jefferson  Sav- 
ings Bank  and  insurance  agent. 

Hartzell  Benjamin  S,  railroad  and  tel  agt. 

Hawn  Washington,  carpenter. 

Hiteshew  Mrs  M  S,  milliner. 

Hodges  George  T,  general  store  and  grain. 

Hoffman  John,  propr  Kindale  Mineral 
Springs. 

Hoffman  R  S  M,  undertaker. 

Hoffman  Thomas,  ice. 

Humrickhouse  Wm,  piano  tuner. 

Humrickhouse  &  Son  (George  W  and 
Samuel  P),  carpenters. 

Jefferson  Savings  Bank  (Capital, 
$25,000),  David  Billmyre  Pres,  B  F  Har- 
rison Cash. 

Jones  Hezekiah,  stone  mason. 

Kearney  Jamef,  wood. 


Kearney  James  W,  grain. 

Keplinger  John,  milk. 

Keys  Richard,  plasterer. 

Kindale  Mineral   Springs,  John  Hoffman 

propr. 
Lambert  J  C  &  Son  (John  C  and  Elmer 

H),  general  store. 
Legge  &  Reynolds  (John  F  Legge,  A.  S 

Reynolds),  proprs  Shepherd  Roller  Mills. 
Lemen  Wm  N,  grain. 
Lewis  Edward  K,  jeweler. 
Licklider  Lloyd,  notions. 
Loyns  Henry  M,  saddler. 
Lube  D  R,  dentist. 
McCan  Lawrence,  bill  poster. 
McMurran  Joseph,  druggist. 
Maddox  Byron,  carpenter. 
Marshall  Robert  P,  physician. 
Marten  Henry  C,  hardware. 
Meredith  Rev  J  W  (African  M  E). 
Miller  Wm  R,  painter. 
Morrison  Martin  C,  livery. 
Moser  Rev  D  M  (Lutheran). 
Myers  James  M,  blacksmith. 
Neilson  Rev  Wm  H  (Episcopal). 
Osbourn  John  W,  livery. 
Pendleton    Benjamin    S,   General 

Store. 
Potts  Henry  W,  civil  engineer. 
Rentch  Daniel  L,  books  and  stationery. 
Rentch  Daniel  S,  justice  and  apiarist. 
Reynolds  Allen  S,  physician. 
Reynolds  Mrs  Kate,  mngr  Shepherd  Opera 

House. 
Rickard  James  R,  locksmith. 
Rlnehard  Wm,  poultry. 
Schoppert  Dennis  M,  tinner. 
Shaner  John  W,  harnessmaker. 
Shepherd  Aram,  poultry  breeder. 
Shepherd  College,  Prof  E  M  Vale 

Principal. 
Shepherd  Opera   House,  Mrs  Kate  Rey- 
nolds mngr. 


The  Entler  Hotel 

JOHN  N.  TRUSSELL,  Propr. 


Free  'Bus  to  and  from  all  Trains. 

Good  Sample  Rooms  for  Commercial  Men. 


Livery  Attached. 

Good  Bass  Fishing:  Near. 


RATES,  $2,00   PER   DAY. 

SHEPHERDSTOWN,        -        WEST  VIRGINIA. 

Piirtnh£»r>lnnH      Hanrlwara  (  SAW  HULL  SUPPLIES.   Picks,  Shovels,  Sledges, 

bumoeriana   naraware  \  Bailroad  and  malng  Snpplieg,  DTnamite>  Powder  and  GeB. 

— —  COMPANY.  ^^"™—  /  eral  Hardware.    47*49  Baltimore  St.,  Cumberland,  Md . 


TUCATDFC     EDWARD  B.  FRANZHEIM,  ARCHITECT, 

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Shepherd    Roller    Mills,    Legge  &   Rey- 
nolds proprs. 
Shepherdstown    Register,    H    L 

Snyder  Editor  and  Propr. 

Show  John,  ice. 

Sibert  John  W,  barber. 

Snyder  H  L,  editor  and  propr  Shepherds- 
town  Register. 

Snyder  John  H,  blacksmith. 

Spohn  Marvin  E,  blacksmith. 

Staley  Wm  M,  carpenter. 

Stonebraker  Joseph,  celery  grower. 

Stonebraker  Joseph  M,  restaurant. 

Stotler  Charles  T,  dentist. 

Tanner  Isaac  S,  physician. 

Tolliver  Matthew,  ice. 

Trussell  John  N,  Propr  Entler  Hotel. 
(See  p  343.) 

Unseld  John,  painter. 

Vale  Prof  E  M,  Principal  Shepherd 
College. 

Van  Horn  Rev  (Methodist). 

Waldeck  Andrew  J,  stone  mason. 

Weis  Wm,  grocer. 

Welshaus  Ella  V,  notions. 

Wilson  Rev  (Catholic). 

Winebenner  George,  plasterer. 

Wintermoyer  James,  stone  mason. 

Wintermoyer  Jeptha,  carpet  weaver. 


SHERIDAN.  A  country  postofflce 
in  Lincoln  county,  7  miles  west  of  Hamlin, 
the  seat  of  justice.  Mail,  semi-weekly. 
G.  W.  Derifield,  postmaster. 

SHERMAN.  Is  located  on  the  Ohio 
river  and  the O.  R.  R.  R.,in  Jackson  county, 
15  miles  from  Jackson  C.  H.  Ravens- 
wood  is  the  location  of  nearest  bank. 
Population,  45.    Joseph  Ball,  postmaster. 

Cooper  L  M,  general  store. 
Fell  Wm,  saw  mill. 
Park  Louis,  saw  mill. 
Rector  Win  L.,  General  Store. 
Smith  H  M,  general  store. 


SHERRARD.  A  village  of  150  peo- 
ple, in  Marshall  county,  9  miles  northeast 
of  Moundsville,  the  judicial  seat  and 
banking  town,  and  7  from  Wheeling,  its 
shipping  station .  James  McCaffery,  post- 
master. 

Baumgardner  W  H,  justice  and  notary. 
Davis  N  B,  blacksmith. 
Dorsey  &  Kemple,  live  stock. 
Dowler  Albert,  physician. 
Geiseler  D  F,  general  store. 
McCaffery  James,  General  Store. 


McPelley  P,  constable. 
Woodburn  A  G,  wagonmaker. 


SHILOH.  A  small  village  in  Tyler 
county,  8  miles  southwest  of  Middle- 
bourne,  the  judicial  seat,  and  6  from 
Friendly,  its  shipping  point.  Population, 
100.  Mail,  daily.  N.  H.  Brown,  post- 
master. 

Brown  W  H,  General  Store  and  Woolen, 

Goods  Mnfr. 
Bunting  Rev  T  H  (Methodist). 
Galloway  E  J,  meat  market. 
Henry  G  W,  blacksmith. 
Martin  Everett,  carpenter. 
Osborn  E  J,  wagonmaker. 
Simpson  M  C,  General  Store. 
Smith  D  C,  physician. 
Smith  M  M,  music  teacher. 
Stewart  M  G,  general  store. 
Sweeney  J  N,  flour  mill. 


SHINNSTON.  A  prosperous  incor- 
porated town  on  the  west  fork  of  the  Mon- 
ongahela  river,  and  on  the  M.  R.  R.  R.,  in? 
Harrison  county,  16  miles  (by  rail)  north 
of  Clarksburgh, the  judicial  seat  and  nearest 
bank  location,  and  93  from  Wheeling.  It 
was  incorporated  in  1877,  and  is  supplied 
with  3  churches,  good  schools,  a  planing 
mill,  flour  mill,  saw  mill,  brick  yard,  and 
2  hotels.  Exp.,  U.  S.  Tel.,  W.  U.  Pop- 
ulation, 500.     M.  J.  Jarrett,  postmaster. 

Barnes  Lambert,  apiarist. 

Bryan  T  C,  meat  market. 

Burnett  John  A,  blacksmith. 

Carder's  Hotel,  Q  M  Carder  Propr. 
(See  opp.) 

Carder  <t  M,  Propr  Carder's  HoteL 
(See  opp.) 

Central  Hotel,  Jedeiah  Swiger  Propr 

Clark  Arthur  H,  notary  and  prin  schools. 

Conrad  A,  potter. 

Davis  C  W,  barber. 

Davis  Van  B,  general  store. 

Dawson  Festus  K,  shoemaker. 

Fleming  Mrs  S  R,  notions. 

Fletcher  David  F,  shoemaker. 

Fortner  Rev  Perry  (Christian). 

Fortney  Wm  P,  tailor. 

Fortney  &  Jarrett  (Wm  P  Fortney,  M  C 
Jarrett),  dry  goods. 

Harmer  Bros  (Wm,  J  S  and  L  M),  car- 
riage builders. 

Harmer  B  T,  constable. 

Hartley  Miss  Agnes,  dressmaker. 

Hedges  Albert  O,  jeweler. 

Henry  Charles  O,  physician. 

Hursey  L  R,  agent  marble  works. 


Sheet  Iron  Work. 


Cox  6c  Morrison,  Wheeling,  W.  Ya.,  Mnfrs. 
of  all  Kinds  of  Heavy  Sheet  Iron  Work, 
Chimneys,  Tanks,  Stocks,  Etc   See  P.  5. 


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Hursey  Mrs  Mary,  boots  and  shoes. 
Jarrctt   Monterville   J,    Furniture 

and  Postmaster. 
Jones  Charles,  mason. 
Knox  Wm  &  Co,  saddlers. 
Long  Sylvanus  A,  hardware. 
Long  W  F,  painter. 
Lowe  B  F  &  Co  (Benjamin  F  Lowe,  C  L 

Watkins),  hardware  and  agrl  impts. 
Lowe  Orville  L,  livery. 
Martin  G  W  S,  grocer. 
May  John,  carpenter. 
Preston  J  H  L,  blacksmith. 
Randal  G  F,  notary  public. 
Reeder  Benjamin  A,  general  store. 
Reeder  &  Harmer  (Henry  Reeder,  Charles 

Harmer),  grocers. 
Riblet  George,  saw  mill. 
Riblet  J  F,  gunsmith. 
Richardson  Ferdinand,  carpenter. 
Riffee  Mrs  Alice,  milliner. 
Rowand  &  Smith  (Lafayette  Rowand,  Jed 

W  Smith),  planing  mill. 
Scranage  Harvey,  druggist. 
Shinn  Albert,  broom  mnfr. 
Shinn  O  W,  bricklayer. 
Short  &  Whiteman  (Charles  Short,  Everill 

Whiteman),  carpenters. 
Southern  George  W  &  Sons,  nurserymen. 
Steel  &  Dudley,  flour  mill. 
Strickler  Emery,  physician. 
Swiger  Jedeiali,  Propr  Central  Hotel. 
Swiger  John,  apiarist. 
Swiger  Wm  E,  General  Store. 
Vincen  Rev  Aaron  (Methodist). 
Watkins  Augustus  R,  furniture. 
Weker  B  F.  barber. 

"Wilkerson  Frederick,  railroad  and  exp  agt. 
Wilkinson  W  B,  nurseryman. 
Wyatt  Mrs  F  A,  milliner. 
Wyatt  Z  W,  physician. 

SHIRLEY.     A  village  of  150  people, 
in  Tyler  county,  13    miles    southeast   of 


Middlebourne,  the  judicial  seat,  and  22 
from  Sistersville,  the  nearest  shipping 
point. 

Foley  B  W,  general  store. 

Smith  J  B,  General  Store  and  Lumber. 

Underwood  Hiram,  live  stock. 

Underwood  M  C,  general  store. 

Underwood  T,  live  stock. 

Underwood  W  H,  blacksmith. 

Underwood  W  P,  saw  and  grist  mill. 


SHIRTZVILLE. 

Evelyn. 


Wirt  county.    See 


SHOALS.  A  postofflce  in  Wayne 
county,  12  miles  southeast  of  Wayne  C.  H. 
and  10  from  Catlettsburg,  Ky.,  the  bank- 
ing and  shipping  point.     Mail,  tri-weekly. 

SHOCK.  A  country  postofflce  in 
Braxton  county,  15  miles  northwest  of 
Sutton,  the  judicial  seat,  banking  and 
shipping  point. 


SHOPS.  A  small  village  in  Putnam 
county,  5i  miles  north  of  Winfield,  the 
judicial  seat,  25  from  Charleston,  and  5 
from  Red  House,  its  nearest  shipping 
point,  on  the  K.  &  M.  R.  R.  Population, 
44.     T.  H.  B.  King,  postmaster. 

Dunkin  E  M,  midwife. 

Eken  I  H,  book  agent. 

Hinson  J  M,  supt  school. 

Hinson  W  H,  barber. 

King  H  C,  general  store  and  flour  mill. 

King  Thomas  II  B,  Blacksmith  and 

Wagonmaker. 
Mathews  H  P,  nurseryman. 
Raynes  Elizabeth,  school  teacher. 
Raynes  P  M,  saw  mill. 


SHORT  CREEK.      A  village  of  100 
people,  on  the  Ohio  river,  and  a  station  on 


CARDER'S   HOTEL 

Q.  M.  CARDER,  Proprietor. 
NEW  HOUSE.  REFURNISHED  THROUGHOUT. 

GOOD  SAMPLE   ROOMS  ON    FIRST   FLOOR. 


SHINNSTON, 

Bar  Fixtures 


RATES,  $2.00  PER  DAY. 


WEST  VIRGINIA. 


also  OFFICE  and  SPECIAL  FURNITURE  of  all  Kinds. 
C.  J.  STECHOAV  FUiJ1*,w"rT7HE  AND  FIXTURE  CO., 
Factory,  113  and  114  11  ante t  St.,  Parkers, bur <r,  W.  Va. 


CHARLESTON  WHITEWASH  CO.,  i 

MANUFACTURERS,  WHEELING,  W.  TA.  ( 


Charleston  Whitewash  is  a  safe,  effectual,  external  cure  for  alf. 
diseases  of  male  and  female  such  as  Gonorrhoea,  Gleet,  Leucorrhcea,  etc. 
Cures  in  one  to  five  days.  Does  not  stain.  Guaranteed  not  to  caus*. 
stricture.     Price,  *i  per  bottle,  including  syringe.    Sold  by  druggists. 


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SIM 


the  P.,  W.  &  K.  div.  of  the  P.,  C,  C.  &  St. 
L.  Ry,  in  Brooke  county,  7  miles  south  of 
Wellsburgh,  the  county  seat  and  nearest 
bank  location,  and  9  from  Wheeling.  C. 
D.  Kyle,  postmaster. 

Cooper  Bros,  coal. 

Cooper  Colliery,  Cooper  Coal  Works  oprs. 

Kyle  C  D   &,  Co,  General    Store  and 

Grain. 
Meidel  C,  blacksmith. 
Windsor  Roofing,  Tile  and  Cresting  Co. 

SHEEVES.  A  settlement  in  Pendle- 
ton county,25  miles  northeast  of  Franklin, 
the  judicial  seat  and  nearest  bank  loca- 
tion, and  47  from  Keyser,  its  shipping  sta- 
tion, on  the  B.  &  O.  R.  R.  Population, 
200.     J.  H.  Lantz,  postmaster. 

Alt  Isaac,  shoemaker. 
Alt  J  P,  carpenter. 
Judy  Noah,  general  store. 
Kimble  George  H,  hotel. 
Kimble  Isaac,  mason. 
Kimble  Jason,  lumber. 
Kimble  John  W,  wagonmaker. 
Kimble  Noah,  live  stock. 
La  nix  J  H,  Flour  Mill. 
Shreves  D  F,  gunsmith. 

SHREWSBURY.  A  postofflce  in 
Kanawha  county,  17  miles  southeast  of 
Charleston,  the  judicial  seat  and  nearest 
banking  point.  Ship  to  Coalburgh.  Pop- 
ulation, 150.    M.  Neylan,  postmaster. 

Ault  A  B,  general  store. 
Kennedy  James,  general  store. 
Knight  J  W,  justice. 
Neylan  M,  Coal  Miner. 
Peabody  Coal  Co,  general  store. 

SIBERIA.  A  settlement  in  Mercer 
county,  14  miles  northwest  of  Princeton, 
the  county  seat,  12  from  Bramwell,  the 
nearest  banking  point,  and  8  from  Duh- 
ring,  the  nearest  shipping  point.  Mail, 
semi-weekly.     Wm.  S.  Cook,  postmaster. 

Anderson  Rev  G  C  (Baptist). 

Bailey  M  E,  dentist. 

Cook  John  N,  blacksmith. 

Cook  Wm  S  &  Co,  General  store. 

Hawks  Wm,  flour  mill. 

McComas  &  Bailey,  general  store. 

SIDNEY.  Merely  a  farmers'  postof- 
flce in  Logan  county,  24  miles  southeast  of 
Logan  C.  H.     Mail,  semi-weekly. 

SIGMAN.     A  country   postofflce    in 


Putnam  county,  11£  miles  northeast  of 
Winfield,  the  judicial  seat  and  usual  ship- 
ping point,  and  25  from  Charleston,  the 
nearest  bank  location.  Population,  100; 
Thomas  F.  Pittsford,  postmaster. 

Bailey  M,  blacksmith. 
Boggess  A  J,  general  store. 
Boggess  G  M,  saloon. 
Courtney  D  G,  lumber. If*!*** 
McDougal  S  E,  flour  and  saw  mill. 
McDougal  S  E  &  Co,  general  store. 
Perkins  John  A,  blacksmith. 
Workman  Rev  R  L. 


SILOAM.  A  country  postofflce  m 
Mason  county,  20  miles  southeast  of  Point 
Pleasant,  the  judicial  seat  and  banking 
point,  and  5  from  Buffalo,  the  nearest 
shipping  point.     Mail,  Eemi-weekly. 


SILVER  HILL.  A  postofflce  in 
Wetzel  county,  20  miles  northeast  from 
New  Martinsville,  the  judicial  seat  and 
nearest  bank  location,  and  8  from  Beltonf 
its  shipping  station.  Population,;  25. 
Morris  Rulong,  postmaster. 

Haught  E  C,  physician. 

Johnston  Nancy,  hotel. 

Norris  J  L,  blacksmith. 

Rulong  ill  &,  Son,  General.;. Store. 

Wood  W  S,  cabinetmaker  and^undertkr. 

Yeater  C  &  Bro,  general  store. 


SILVERTON.  Also  known  ae 
Flesher's  Mills,  is  a  postofflce  in  Jackson 
county,  9  miles  north  of  Jackson  C.  H. 
and  2|  from  Raven  swood,  its  banking  and 
shipping  point.  Population,  50.  .  J~ 
Shockey,  postmaster. 

Lawhead  N  M,  notary  and  lumber. 
McCown  S  R,  general  store  and.live  stock, 
McGrew  J  P,  flour  mill. 
Shockey  J,  Photographer. 
Shockey  W  W,  grocer  and  blacksmith. 
Suck  A,  cheese  mnf  r. 


SIMPSON.  Formerly  known  a* 
Simpson's  Creek,  is  a  town  on  the  B.  &  O. 
R.  R.,  in  Taylor  county,  8  miles  south- 
west of  Grafton,  the  judicial  seat  and 
nearest  bank  location, and  112  from  Wheel- 
ing. Telephone  connection  with  Clarks- 
burgh  and  Grafton.  Population,  175v 
Exp.,  U.  S.    N.  L.  Bartlett,  postmaster. 

Bartlett  B  F,  carpenter. 
Bartlett  N  L,  Dentist. 
Colborn  W  E,  coal. 
Davis  M,  hotel . 


Pianos  and  Organs  *3T  C.  A.  House, 


1394  and  1326  Market 

Street, 

WHEELING,  W.  VA. 


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Davis  V  L  &  Bro,  general  store. 
Davis  &  Findley,  general  store. 
Findley  J  A,  rhysician. 
Hathaway  W  R,  shoemaker. 
Hoffman  B  F,  general  store  and  corn  mill. 
Lake  C  D,  blacksmith. 
Lake  H  B,  lumber. 
McDonald  A  J,  live  stock. 
Phillips  W  J,  carpenter. 
St  Clair  &  St  Clair,  barbers. 
Scott  S  M,  carpenter  and  wagonmaker. 
Silvey  Richard,  justice. 
Simpson   Colliery,  Simpson   Qas  Coal  Co 
operators.  

SINCERITY.  In  Wetzel  county,  28 
miles  east  of  New  Martinsville,  the  judi- 
cial seat,  and  9  from  Littleton,  its  shipping 
point.  Population,  37.  Mail,  tri-weekly. 
John  C.  Poe,  postmaster. 

Boyles  Jackson,  steam  thresher. 

Poe   John    C,    Notary   and    General 

Store. 
Snider  Hugh  &  Son,  saw  mill. 
Swisher  C  B,  flour  mill. 
Swisher  Wm  &  Bros,  saw  mill. 


SINCLAIR.  A  village  of  35  people, 
in  Preston  county,  22  miles  southwest  of 
Kingwood,  the  judicial  seat  and  banking 
town,  and  12  from  Tunnelton,  its  shipping 
point.     Luther  Stafford,  postmaster. 

Bolyard  Isaiah,  live  stock. 
Bosar  C  C,  farmer. 
Bosar  George  W,  carpenter. 
Bosar  Stephen,  carpenter. 
Coffman  &  Cox,  general  store. 
Goff  John,  farmer. 
Loughridge  "Wilson,  blacksmith. 
Nester  C  L,  live  stock. 
Ridgeway  Allen,  farmer. 
Stafford  Luther,  General  Store,  Flour 
Mill  and  Saw  Mill. 


SINK.  In  Raleigh  county,  14  miles 
from  Raleigh  C.  H.,  and  16  from  Hinton, 
its  shipping  station,  on  the  C.  &  O.  Ry. 
Mail,  triweekly. 


SINK'S  GROVE.  A  village  in  Mon- 
roe county,  6  miles  north  of  Union,  the 
county  seat  and  banking  point,  165  from 
Wheeling,  and  6  from  Fort  Spring,  on  the 
C.  &  O.  Ry,  its  shipping  station.  ^Stage 
daily  to  Salt  Sulphur  Springs,  Union  and 
Fort  Spring  J  Population,  225.  Wm.  H. 
Scott,  postmaster. 

Boyd  &  Leach,  general  store. 
Campbell  James,  dentist. 


Campbell  T,  dentist. 

Cook  Benjamin  F,  saw  and  planing  mill. 

Hedrick  &  Vaughan,  undertakers. 

Nickell  &  Bro,  general  store  and  live  stock. 

Reynolds  E  F,  Jeweler. 

Sheals  Wm,  physician. 

Smith  Wm,  hotel. 

Taylor,  blacksmith. 

SINNETT'S  MILLS.  A  postofflce 
in  Ritchie  county,  5  miles  southeast  of 
Ritchie  C.  H.,  the  shipping  station,  66 
from  Wheeling,  and  39  from  Parkersburgh, 
the  nearest  banking  point  Stages  daily 
to  Ritchie  C.  H.  and  Smithville;  fare,  25 
cents  to  either  place.  Population,  100. 
W.  H.  Westfall,  postmaster. 

Amos  &  Jackson,  live  stock. 

Gary  Joseph  E,  live  stock. 

Gary  S  R,  wagonmaker. 

Haddox  J  H,  general  store. 

Moyers  F  S,  blacksmith. 

Rexroad  C  W,  physician. 

Sinnett  H,  wagonmaker. 

Sinnett  J  P,  blacksmith  and  saw  mill. 

Wagner  A,  shoemaker. 

Washburn  C,  live  stock. 

Webb  Wm,  live  stock. 

Westfall  W  H,  General  Store. 

SIR  JOHN'S  RUN.  A  station  on 
the  B.  &  O.  R.  R.,  in  Morgan  county,  3 
miles  from  Berkeley  Springs,  the  seat  of 
justice  and  nearest  bank  location.  Popu- 
lation, 90.  Exp.,  U.  S.  Tel.,  W.  U- 
N.  Mendenhall,  postmaster. 

Brady  W  H.  farmer. 

Coryton  G  B,  carpenter. 

Edmonson  W  T,  railroad,  exp  and  tel  agt, 

Mendenhall  N,  General  Store. 

Perry  R  M,  farmer. 

Weise  H  L,  saw  mill. 


SISSONVILLE.  A  village  of  100 
people,  in  Kanawha  county,  16  miles  north 
of  Charleston,  the  judicial  seat,  banking  and 
shipping  point.    Mail,  tri-weekly. 

Humphreys  A  J,  general  store. 

Johnston  J  N,  general  store. 

Mairs  A  T,  physician. 

Martin  Wm,  General  Store  and  Flour 

Mill. 
Ray  F  M,  general  store. 
Slater  W  A,  general  store. 
Slemaker  C  G,  physician. 

SISTERSVILLE.  A  progressive  in- 
corporated town  located  on  the  Ohio  river 
and  O  R.  R.  R.,  in  Tyler  county,  9  miles 


Practical  Plumbers. 


BRYAN    &   SPENCER, 

Office,  Market  House,  Fifth  St.,  PABKEBSBUB8,  W.  YA. 


We  Lead  p^SSU  G.  Mendel  &  Co,"24  Main  s,reet' 


Wheeling,  W.  Va. 


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northwest  of  Middlebourne,  the  judicial 
seat,  47  from  Parkersburgh,  40  from 
Wheeling  and  9  from  New  Martinsville, 
the  nearest  bank  location.  Sistersville  is 
surrounded  by  an  excellent  agricultural 
district  and  is  supplied  with  Baptist,  Epis- 
copal, Methodist  and  Presbyterian 
churches,  a  graded  public  school,  2  hotels, 
a  flour  mill,  a  planing  mil),  box  factory, 
stave  factory,  cooper  shop,  etc.  An  ably- 
edited  newspaper,  the  Tyler  Democrat,  is 
published,  and  enjoys  a  large  circulation. 
Daily  hack  line  to  Middlebourne;  fare,  50 
cents.  Population,  550.  Exp.,  Adams. 
Tel.,  W.  U.    A.  B.  Wilson,  postmaster. 

Anshutz  Fred,  harnessmaker. 

Barr  Edwin  A,  stoves  and  tinware. 

Baumgamer  Louis  J,  telegraph  operator. 

Boston  George  C,  barber. 

Central  Hotel,  Samuel  McCoach 
Propr,  First-Class  Accommodations  for 
Commercial  Men;  Table  Best  the  Mar- 
ket Affords;  Good  Sample  Rooms;  Rates 
$1.50  per  Day. 

Cutler  Abraham,  general  store.     , 

Cutler  Charles  L,  confeclioner. 

Cutler  George  O,  confectioner. 

Eskey  Archibald  A,  blacksmith. 

Forsyth   James  T,  Planing  Mill  and 

I  l  Cigar  Box  Factory.     (See  opp.) 

Gillespie  Jame,s  L,  physician. 

Gillespie  Wm  H,  physician. 

Globe  House,  Clemens  Knoke  propr. 
>  Graham  George,  cooper. 

Hendershot  David  A,  druggist. 

Joy  Samuel  F,  blacksmith. 

Knabb  &  Co  (A  Knabb,  Henry  Krug), 
stave  mnfrs. 

Knoke  Clemens,  propr  Globe  House. 

Lacy  Thomas  S,  notions. 

McCoach  Samuel,  Propr  Central 
Hotel. 

McCormick  &  Morrison  (Robert  McCor- 
mick,  John  C  Morrison),  tanbark  and 
lumber. 

McCormick  &  Thistle  (Cyrus  C  McCor- 
mick, Charles  Thistle),  general  store. 

McCoy  Abrams,  agent  O  R  R  R. 
'.  McCoy  Bros  (Frank  D  McCoy),  gen  stored 
i  McCoy  John    H,  Lawyer  and  Propr 
Tyler  Democrat.     (See  opp.) 

McMunn  Henry  J,  harnessmaker. 

Rice  Isaac  H,  notions. 

Rice  W  F,  undertaker. 

Roome  Edward,  flour  mill. 

Slemaker  G  B  &  Co  (George  B  Slemaker), 
general  store. 

Stephens  Solomon,  merchant  tailor. 

Stewart  Miss  Eliza,  milliner. 


Thistle  A  &  S  (Archibald  Thistle),  general 
store. 

Thistle  Sampson,  livery. 

Tyler  Democrat  The,  John  H  Mc- 
Coy Editor  and  Propr.     (See  opp.) 

Watkins  Jesse  W,  jeweler. 

West  Dr  George  B,  mayor. 

Williamson  Henry  R,  meat  market. 

Wilson  A  B,  grocer. 


SKAG-GS.      A    recently    established 
postofflce  in  Monroe  county. 


SKULL  RUN.     On  the  O.  R.  R.  R., 

in  Jackson  county,  18  miles  from  Jackson 
C.  H.  and  5  from  Ravenswood,  the  nearest 
banking  point.  Population,  25.  Exp., 
Adams.     S.  S.  Bigley,  postmaster. 

Carder  E  P,  General  Store. 


SLANESVILLE.  A  country  post- 
office  in  Hampshire  county,  16  miles  north- 
east of  Romney,  the  judicial  seat  and 
banking  point,  and  14  from  Paw  Paw,  its 
shipping  station.  Population,  100.  John 
D.  Oglesbee,  postmaster. 

Able  Samuel,  wagonmaker. 
Hockman  H  M,  blacksmith. 
Oglesbee  John  I>,  General  Store. 
Shanholtzer  Benjamin,  blacksmith. 
Stumpf,  Henderson  &  Co,  general  store. 
Taylor  K,  physician. 


SLATE.  Wood  county,  is  a  farmers' 
postofflce,  established  in  1883,  15  miles 
southeast  of  Parkersburgh,  the  judicial 
seat,  and  5  from  Walker,  the  nearest  ship- 
ping point.     Mail,  daily. 

SLEEPY    CREEK    BRIDGE.    A 

station  on  the  B.  &  O.  R.  R.  in  Morgan 
county,  11  miles  east  of  Berkeley  Springs, 
the  county  seat  and  banking  point.  Exp., 
U.  S.  Population,  40.  Daniel  B.  Munson, 
postmaster. 

McCullough  Wm  H,  physician, 
munson  Daniel  B,  General  Store. 
Rockwell  &  Pentrig,  general  store. 


SLEITH.  A  rural  postofflce  in  Brax- 
ton county.  19  miles  west  of  Sutton,  the 
judicial  seat,  banking  and  shipping  point. 
Mail,  semi-weekly. 


SLOAN.  An  unimportant  country 
postofflce,  in  Wood  county,  21  miles 
south  of  Parkersburgh,  the  county  seat 
Mail  by  special  supply. 


6. 0.  SMITH,  General  Business  Agent, 


Wheeling, 
W.  Va. 


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SMITHTON.  A  station  on  the  B.  & 
O.  R.  R.,  in  Doddridge  county,  3  miles 
east  of  West  Union,  the  county  seat. 
Clarksburgh,  25  miles  distant,  is  the  near- 
est banking  town.  Population,  100.  Exp., 
U.  S.     W.  C.  Shannon,  postmaster. 

Husk  T  W,  general  store. 
Jones  E  B  &  Co,  flour  and  saw  mill. 
Shannon  W  C,  General  Store. 
Smith  F  M,  hotel. 


SMITHVILLE.  A  village  of  100 
people,  in  Ritchie  county,  12  miles  south 
of  Ritchie  C.  H.  (Harrisville  Station),  its 
shipping  station.  Parkersburgh  is  the 
banking  town.  Stage  daily  to  Ritchie 
C.  H. ;  fare,  50  cents.  Jacob  Clammer, 
postmaster. 

Ayers  M  A,  hotel  and  notary. 
Clammer  Jacob,  Justice. 
Edgell  A  M,  physician. 
Frederick  Joseph  B,  flour  and  saw  mill. 
Hartmann  S  P,  physician. 
Heatou  &  Lough,  general  store. 
Hendershot  BF&  Bro,  blacksmiths. 
Kennedy  W  E,  general  store. 
Meadows  Rev  E  L  (Methodist). 
Miller  D  M,  general  store. 
Miller  John,  blacksmith. 
Phillips  Rev  G  W  (Methodist). 
Prince  B  F,  flour  and  saw  mill. 
Sinnett  J  H  M,  physician. 
Sinnett  Rev  J  T  (Baptist). 
Wiant  &  Pullium,  general  store. 


Wilson  C  A,  barber  and  furniture. 
Wilson  L,  hotel. 


SNOW  HILL.  A  farm-house  post- 
office  in  Nicholas  county,  16  miles  south 
from  Nicholas  C.  H.,  and  28  from  Sewell 
Depot,  the  nearest  shipping  point.  Mary 
A.  Burns,  postmaster. 

Childers  James,  blacksmith. 

Eagle  John,  wagonmaker. 

Odell  Alexander,  constable. 

Odell  Granville,  justice  and  flour  mill. 

Odell  Wilson,  shoemaker. 

Odell  &  McClung,  general  store. 

Tomlinson  Rev  T  (Methodist). 

SNYDER'S  MILLS.  A  village  in 
Jefferson  county,  16  miles  north  from 
Charles  Town,  the  judicial  seat,  and  5 
from  Shepherdstown,  the  shipping  point. 
Population,  50.  Mail,  tri-weekly.  John 
W.  Holliday,  postmaster. 

Billmyre  David  F,  flour  mill. 
Geiggas  Charles,  saw  mill. 
Holliday  John  W,  General  Store. 
Kemp  Dyson,  blacksmith. 
Lickliter  John  H,  wheelwright. 
Williams  R  M,  general  store. 


SOAK  CREEK.  A  country  postof- 
fice  in  Raleigh  countv,  9  miles  southwest 
of  Raleigh  C.  H.  and  20  from  Prince,  the 
nearest  shipping  point.      Mail,  tri-weekly. 


JOHN  H.  McCOY, 

ATTORNEY-AT-LAW 

Collections  a  Specialty, 
Including  Remittances. 

References:    Any  business  house  in 
the  town  or  county. 

SISTERSYILLE,  Tyler  County,  -  W.  YA. 


THE  TYLER  DEMOCRAT 

Published  Every  Wednesday  at 

SISTERSVILLE,  Tyler  County,  W.  VA. 

JOHN  H.  McCOY,  Editor  and  Publisher. 

The  Tyler  Democrat  has  a  large  local  circula- 
tion in  the  county,  and  is  the  best  medium  for 
advertisers.  Terms  made  known  to  advertisers 
on  application.    Subscription  price  One  Dollar. 


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Short  Notice,  at  Lowest  Cash  Prices. 

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SOHO.  A  po9toffice  in  Berkeley  coun- 
ty, 11  miles  north  of  Martinsburgb,  the 
judicial  seat  and  banking  point,  and  4 
from  North  Mountain,  the  nearest  ship- 
ping point.  Mail,  semi-weekly.  Moses 
M.  Johnson,  postmaster. 

Johnson  Moses  91,  General  Store. 
Manor  &  Bro,  flour  mill. 


SOUTH    BRANCH  DEPOT.      A 

small  station  on  the  B.  &  O.  R.  R.  in 
Hampshire  county,  20  miles  north  from 
Romney,  the  county  seat,  and  120  from 
Wheeling.  Exp.,  U.  S.  W.  N.  Guthrie, 
postmaster,  express  and  railroad  agent. 


SOUTH  MILL  CREEK.  A  settle- 
ment in  Pendleton  county,  18  miles  north- 
east from  Franklin,  the  county  seat  and 
nearest  bank  location,  and  55  from  Key- 
ser.on  the  B.  &  O.  R.  R.,its  shipping  point. 
Population,  80.  John  E.  Bowman,  post- 
master. 

Bowman   John  E,   Flour   Mill  and 

Cooper. 
Cook  Nicholas  L,  carpenter. 
Cost  John  R,  flour  mill. 
Fleming  Isaac,  shoemaker. 
Hedrich  George  W,  blacksmith. 
Horn  A  M,  general  store. 
Judy  John  G,  saw  mill. 
Judy  Manassa,  live  stock. 
McCory  H  A,  carpenter. 


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,  SOUTHSIDE.  On  the  K.  &  M.  R. 
/  R.,  in  Mason  county,  14  miles  southeast  of 
\  Point  fieaaaht,  the  judicial  seat.  Popu- 
\  lation,  25.     Exp.,  U.  8. 

Walters  &  West,  general  store. 

SP ANGLER.  In  Kanawha  county, 
18  miles  from  Charleston,  the  judicial  seat 
and  nearest  bank  location,  and  11  from 
Leonard,  the  nearest  shipping  point.  Cath- 
erine Morris,  postmaster  and  general  store. 


SPANISHBURGH.  A  country 
postoffice  in  Mercer  county,  9  miles  north- 
west from  Princeton,  the  judicial  seat,  and 
180  from  Wheeling.  Ship  to  Ingleside, 
distant  15  miles  on  N.  &  W.  R.  R.  Popu- 
lation, 50.     A.  C.  Bailey,  postmaster. 

Bailey  A  C,  General  Store. 
Burgess  D  E,  carpenter. 
Crawford  A  D,  dentist. 
Ferguson  John,  stockbroker. 
Karnes  G  K,  carpenter. 
Linkons  Robert,  shoemaker. 


Linkons  Thomas,  blacksmith. 
Maxwell  E  V,  general  store. 
Maxwell  Wm,  flour  mill. 


SPAULDING.  Is  a  hamlet  in  Logan 
county,  30  miles  from  Logan  C.  H.,  and  6 
from  Mouth  of  Marrow  Bone,  a  landing  on 
the  Big  Sandy  river.  Catlettsburgh,  Ky, 
is  the  banking  town.  Population,  25. 
A.  J.  Spaulding,  postmaster. 

Brewer  Aaron,  general  store. 
Brewer  Annie,  general  store. 
Brewer  James,  flour  mill. 
Chafin  Marion,  general  store. 
Gawse  Andrew,  general  store. 
Manley  S  W,  flour  mill. 
Mead  P,  flour  mill. 
Meyser  S,  general  store. 
Price  Charles,  general  store. 
Spaulding  Charles,  General  Store. 

SPEED.  Roane  county.  A  recently 
established  postoffice  4  miles  southwest  of 
Spencer,  the  judicial  seat,  and  16  from 
Jackson  C.  H.  Mail,  semi-weekly.  J.  L. 
Santee,  postmaster. 

Husk  John,  blacksmith. 

Niles  N,  carpenter. 

Santee  James  G,  General  Store. 

Stanaker  Grant,  stonecutter. 


SPENCER.  The  judicial  seat  of 
Roane  county,  is  a  prosperous  incorporated 
town  located  on  the  Ravenswood,  Spen- 
cer &  Glenville  Railroad,  45  miles  north- 
east of  Charleston,  50  from  Parkersburgh, 
and  26  from  Jackson  C.  H.  It  contains  4 
churches,  a  graded  public  school,  saw, 
planing  and  flour  mills,  a  bank  and  2 
weekly  newspapers,  the  Roane  County 
Record  (Rep.)  and  the  Bulletin  (Dem.). 
Stage  daily  to  Le  Roy;  fare,  $1.  Popula- 
tion, 600.  Exp.,  Adams.  Tel.,  W.  U. 
E.  H.  Flinn,  postmaster. 

Adams  P  C,  circuit  clerk. 

Armstrong  &  Boggess,  lawyers. 

Arnott  H  M,  wagonmaker. 

Bailey  Dr  A  G,  druggist. 

Bank  of  Spencer  (capital,  $11,552.50),  C  C' 

Smith  pres,  John  Claypool  cash. 
Bartlett  Bros,  grocers. 
Bartlett  J  P,  groceries  and  meats. 
Board  J  J,  blacksmith. 
Bridwell  Walter,  grocer. 
Bulletin,  R  Rex  Rohr  editor  and  publr*. 
Cain  J  W,  propr  Central  Hotel. 
Casto  &  Walker,  millinery. 
Central  Hotel,  J  W  Cain  propr. 
Chambers  Hotel,  J  Z  Quivy  propr.. 


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Chapman  D  W,  dentist. 

Claypool  John,  cash  Bank  of  Spencer. 

Clevinger  W  H,  clothing. 

Confer  Edward,  Lawyer. 

Cunningham  G  F,  lawyer. 

Danser  Mrs  J  D,  milliner. 

Danser  J  S,  barnessmaker. 

DuliDg  C  F  &  Son,  dry  goods. 

East  Spencer  Hotel,  Mrs  E  Harless  propr. 

Ferguson  Robert,  blacksmith. 

Flinn    E    H,    Publr     Roane     County 

Record. 
Francis  F  P,  grocer. 
Giles  Henry,  shoemaker. 
Goff  &  Lewellen, grocers. 
Greathouse  Bros,  blacksmiths. 
Hall  R  G,  physician. 
Hamrick  &  Smith,  jewelers. 
Handale  &  Starkey,  lawyers. 
Harless  Mrs  E,  propr  East  Spencer  Hotel. 
Hogg  &  Bishop,  lawyers. 
Hotel  Spencer,  C  C  Riddle  propr. 
Huddleton  W,  justice  and  planing  mill. 
Hundley  G  W,  county  clerk. 
Kerchner  &  Co,  harness. 
Law  &  LaGrange,  lumber  mnfrs. 
Linger  F  L,  photographer. 
Lynch  I  H,  lawyer. 
McCrasky  Robert,  blacksmith. 
McGugin  E  R,  hardware. 
Mcintosh  &  Co,  hardware. 
McMillan  Bros  &  Co,  general  store. 
McQuain  J  E,  physician. 
Mitchtll  J  M,  tannery  and  feed  mill. 
Parsons  A  R,  physician. 
Parsons  H  R,  drugs  and  notions. 
Pfost  Dr  J  M,  druggist. 
Quivy  J  Z,  propr  Chambers  Hotel. 
Riddle  C  C.  propr  Hotel  Spencer. 
Roane  County  Record,  E  H  Flinn 

Publr. 
Rohr  R  Rex,  publr  Bulletin. 
Schilling  J  G,  lawyer. 
Simmons  L  D,  general  store. 
Smith  A  A  &  Son,  clothing. 
Smith  C  C,  flour  and  saw  mill. 
Sparks  E  W  &  Son,  blacksmiths. 
Stewart  C  C,  wagonmaker. 
Stone  &  Bailey,  grocers. 
Thompson  J  B,  physician. 
Townsley  J  A,  grocer. 
Vandal  A  L,  sheriff. 
Walsh  John,  livery. 
Wells  H  D,  furniture. 
Wells  &  Pendleton,  lawyers. 
Williams  &  Smith,  general  store. 
Woodyard  H  W,  railroad,  exp  and  tel  agt. 
Woodyard  Wm,  general  store. 


Ohio  river  and  the  O.  R.  R.  R.,  in  Mason 
county,  10  miles  from  Point  Pleasant,  the 
judicial  seat,  and  2  from  Middleport,  O., 
the  nearest  bank  location.  Population. 
350.  Exp.,  Adams.  Tel.,  W.  U.  H.  E. 
Spilman,  postmaster. 

Bryne  J  B,  blacksmith. 

Camden   Colliery,  Consolidated  Coal  and 

Mining  Co  operators. 
Consumers'  Coal  and  Mining  Co. 
Johnson  J  H,  live  stock. 
Patterson  R  J,  general  store. 
Roush  O  A,  railroad  and  express  agent. 
Spilman  B   D,  pres  Consumers'  Coal  and 

Mining  Co. 
Spilman  II  E,  Genl  Mngr  Consumers' 

Coal  and  Mining  Co. 


SPILMAN.     A  mining  town  on  the 


SPLIT  ROCK.  A  postoffice  in  Po- 
cahontas county,  26  miles  north  from 
Huntersville,  the  county  seat,  42  from  El- 
kins,  the  nearest  banking  and  shipping 
point.  Population,  200.  A.  C.  L.  Gate- 
wood,  postmaster. 

Beltinger  Rev  J  B. 
Cameron  Wm  T,  physician. 
Gatewood  ACS,  Farmer. 
Gibson  James,  saw  mill. 
Hannah  A  W,  corn  mill. 
King  E  D,  carpenter. 
Marshall  &  Moore,  general  store. 
Sherman  G  F,  saw  mill. 
White  James  N,  saw  mill. 


SPRING  DALE.  A  settlement  of  30 
people  in  Fayette  county,  23  miles  south- 
east of  Fayetteville,  the  judicial  seat,  and 
9  from  Cliff  Top,  its  shipping  station. 
Mail,  semi-weekly. 

Guinn  S  C,  general  store. 


SPRINGFIELD.  A  village  on  the 
B.  &  O.  R.  R.,  in  Hampshire  county,  9 
miles  northeast  from  Romney,  the  judicial 
seat  and  banking  point.  Population,  125. 
Exp.,  U.  S.     M.  E.  Guthrie,  postmaster. 

Adams  Jacob,  live  stock. 

Bowen  Wm,  gunsmith. 

Bryan  L  B,  dentist  and  general  store. 

Guthrie  HIS.  E,  General  Store. 

Guthrie  R  E,  general  store. 

Fisher  Washington,  wheelwright. 

Linthican  John  C,  harness. 

Milleson  Charles  M.gen  store  and  flour  mill 

Pownall  J  D,  railroad,  exp  and  tel  agent. 

Shannon  Benjamin,  justice. 

Shannon  &  Bro,  blacksmiths. 

Smith  Jacob,  hotel. 


Hardwoods. J- L  Rumbar6er  Lumber  c°- 


SPRUCE. 


Mnfrs  of  and  Dealers  In 
J        HARDWOODS  AND 
f    A    SPECIALTY.     Dobbin,  W.  Va. 


THE  W.  H.  SMITH  HARDWARE  CO 


Builders'  JIaterlals:    Sash,  Doors,  Blinds, 

Shingles,  Paints,  Oils  and  Glass.   The  W.  H. 

I   Smith  Hardware  Co.,  Parkersbnrg,  W.  Va. 


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Springfield  Milling  Co,  flour. 
Starnes  J  W,  shoemaker. 
Thomas  G  H,  physician. 
Windell  Adam,  wagonmaker. 


SPRING  GAP.  A  country  postofflce 
in  Hampshire  county,  18  miles  from  Rom- 
ney,  the  judicial  seat  and  banking  point, 
and  8  from  French's,  the  nearest  shipping 
point.     H.  J.  Streby,  postmaster. 

Darr  G  P,  farmer. 
Easter  Hiram,  farmer. 
Montgomery  Joseph,  farmer. 
Moreland  D  E,  contractor. 
Moreland  W  P,  contractor. 
Raylor  Andrew,  farmer. 
Ray  lor  J  W,  farmer. 
Raylor  Wm  J,  farmer. 
Spicer  James,  farmer. 
Streby  H  J,  Farmer. 


SPRING  GARDEN.  Roane  county. 
Name  changed  to  Drexel. 


SPRING  HILL.  A  station  on  the 
C.  &  O.  Ry,  in  Kanawha  county,  6  miles 
west  of  Charleston,  the  judicial  seat  and 
banking  point,  and  125  from  Wheeling. 
Population,  100.  Exp.,  Adams.  Tel., 
W.  U.     I.  H.  Lentz,  postmaster. 

Black  Band  Mining  and  Mnfg  Co  Colliery, 
Black  Band  Mining  and  Mnfg  Co  oprs. 

Dangerfield  Owen,  blacksmith. 

Davis  Wm,  blacksmith. 

Fox  A  W,  general  store  and  hotel. 

Lentz  I  H,  General  Store  and  Brick 
Mnfr. 

Richmond  John,  flour  mill. 

Richmond  W  L,  general  store. 

Ritchie  L  F,  railroad,  express  and  tel  agt. 

Woldridge  A  W,  supt  Black  Band  Coal  Co. 


SPRING  MILLS.  In  Berkeley 
county,  7  miles  north  of  Martinsburgh,  the 
judicial  seat,  and  2  from  North  Mountain, 
the  shipping  point.     Mail,  daily. 


SPRUCE.  An  unimportant  rural  post- 
office  in  Upshur  county,  8  miles  southwest 
of  Buckhannon,  the  judicial  seat,  banking 
and  shipping  point.  Mail,  semi-weekly 
John  W.  Gould,  postmaster. 

McCue  C  F,  flour  and  saw  mill. 
McCue  J  F,  general  store. 


SPURLOCKVILLE.  A  postofflce  in 
Lincoln  county,  16  miles  south  of  Hamlin, 
the  county  seat,  and  42  from  Milton,  on 


the  C.  &  O.  Ry,  its  shipping  station.    Mail, 
semi-weekly. 

Hill  S,  general  store. 
Spurlock  L,  general  store. 

SQUIREJIM.  A  postofflce  in  Mc- 
Dowell county,20  miles  southeast  of  Peery- 
ville,  the  judicial  seat,  and  11  from  Taze- 
well C.  H.,  Va.,  the  nearest  banking  and 
shipping  point.  Mail,  daily.  B.  D.  Marrs, 
postmaster. 

Beavers  James,  constable. 

Bowling  Wm,  carpenter. 

Brewster  James,  justice. 

Daniels  &  Johnson,  general  store. 

Dudley  &  Crockett,  General  Store. 

Freeman  WL&  Co,  flour  mill. 

Heideman  J  F,  commission. 

Myers  T  R,  surveyor. 

Rhoades  E  F,  general  store. 

Wooldridge  James,  flour  mill . 


STANLEY.  A  small  settlement  in 
Ritchie  county,  14  miles  northeast  of  Ritchie 
C.  H.,  and  4  from  Greenwood,  the  nearest 
shipping  point.  Population,  100.  F.  L. 
Garner,  postmaster. 

Bartell  M  D,  physician. 
Doi son  K,  blacksmith. 
Feerbee  F  M,  school  teacher. 
Garner  F  £.,  General  Store. 
Garner  I  C,  notary  public. 
Garner  L  P  &  Co,  threshers. 
Hendershot  Allen,  flour  mill. 
Hickman  John,  live  stock. 
Parte  E  M,  general  store. 


STAFFORD.    A 

office  in  Wirt  county. 
Clain's. 


discontinued  post- 
Send  mail  to  Mc- 


ST  AN  SILL.  A  recently  established 
postofflce  in  McDowell  county. 

STAR.  A  country  postofflce  in  Ran- 
dolph county,  22  miles  southwest  of 
Beverly,  the  seat  of  justice.  Mail,  semi- 
weekly.     A.  Tenney,  postmaster. 

Koon  H  C,  live  stock. 
Tenney  Aladdin,  Jeweler  and  Black- 
smith. 


STATEN.  A  postofflce  in  Calhoun 
county,  6  miles  southeast  of  Grantsville, 
the  judicial  seat,  and  30  from  BurniDg 
Springs,  the  nearest  shipping  point.  Pop- 
ulation, 50.  Mail,  semi-weekly.  W 
Burns,  postmaster. 


W,  H.  FLANAGAN,  Z 


Bottler  of  Fine  Brands  of  Whiskies.    Finest 
in  the  State.     PARKERSBURG,  W.  Va. 


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Burns  Wain,  General  Store  and  Lum- 
ber. 
Burrows  John,  justice. 
Minney  A  H,  constable. 
Plant,  Westfall  &  Kimble,  flour  mill. 
Stump  C  F,  notary  public. 

STATLER'S  RUN.  A  country  post- 
office  in  Monongalia  county,  10  miles  west 
of  Morgantown,  the  judicial  seat,  banking 
and  shipping  point.    Mail,  tri-weekly. 

STATTS'  MILLS.  Is  the  location 
of  150  persons,  in  Jackson  county,  10  miles 
southeast  from  Jackson  C.  H.  (Ripley  Sta- 
tion), its  shipping  and  banking  point. 
Enoch  Statts,  postmaster. 

Casto  J  C,  physician. 

Casto  N,  general  store. 

Casto  V  L,  physician. 

Keelbaugh  S  G,  barber. 

SkidmoreAA,  live  stock. 

Statts  Enoch,  General  Store  and  Flour 

Mill. 
Statts  J  F,  jeweler. 
Thomas  E  A,  justice. 
Tolley  S  P,  mason. 
Rhodes  W  B,  shoemaker. 
Westfall  Isaac,  carpenter. 
Windle  G  N,  blacksmith. 
Windle  G  N  &  Co,  saw  mill. 
Wright  L  D,  carpenter. 
Young  David,  cooper. 


STELLA.  A  country  postofflce  in 
Wirt  county,  6  miles  from  Elizabeth,  the 
judicial  seat,  and  16  from  Parkersburgh, 
its  banking  and  shipping  point.  Mrs.  M. 
J.  Farnsworth,  postmaster. 

West,  Franklin  &  West,  cigar  mnfrs  and 
general  store. 

STERLING.  A  country  postofflce  in 
Wetzel  county,  5  miles  southeast  of  New 
Martinsville,  the  judicial  seat,  banking  and 
shipping  point.     Mail,  semi- weekly. 


STEVENS.  This  office  was  estab- 
lished in  1883,  for  the  convenience  of  a 
farming  community  in  Mason  county,  19 
miles  southeast  of  Point  Pleasant,  the  ju- 
dicial seat,  and  4  from  Arbuckle,  the  near- 
est shipping  point.     Mail,  semi-weekly. 

Stevens  A  J,  General  Store. 


STEWARTSTOWN.  A  country 
postofflce  in  Monongalia  county,  7  miles 
northeast  of  Morgantown, the  judicial  seat, 
banking  and  shipping  point.     Mail,  daily. 


STILLMAN.  A  country  postofflce 
in  Upshur  county,  16  miles  south  of  Buck- 
hannon,  the  judicial  seat,  banking  and 
shipping  point.  Population,  36.  R.  P. 
Young,  postmaster. 

Alderman  Charles,  blacksmith. 
Lane  Simon,  shoemaker. 
Wilson  J  S,  general  store. 
Young  R  P,  Harnessmaker. 


STINSON.  An  unimportant  country 
postofflce  in  Calhoun  county,  28  miles 
south  of  Grantsville,  the  judicial  seat. 
Mail,  semi-weekly. 


STOCKYARD.     On  the  C.  &  O.  Ry, 

in  Summers  county,  14  miles  east  of  Hin- 
ton,  the  judicial  seat,  and  8  from  Alder- 
son,  the  nearest  bank  location.  G.  J. 
Nowlan,  postmaster. 

Dameron  T  L,  railroad  and  express  agt. 
Paine  W  F,  brick  yard. 


STONE   CLIFF.    On  the  C.   &  O. 

Ry,  in  Fayette  county,  8  miles  south  of 
Fayetteville,  the  judicial  seat.  Hinton  is 
the  nearest  banking  point.  Exp.,  Adams. 
Tel.,  W.  U. 

Stone  Cliff  Colliery,  Berry  Coal  and  Coke 
operators. 

STONE  COAL.  A  settlement  in 
Wayne  county,  35  miles  south  of  Wayne 
C.  H.,  and  25  from  Louisa,  Ky.,  the  near- 
est bank  location.  It  is  a  landing  on  Tug 
river,  and  goods  can  be  shipped  by  water 
direct.  Population,  250.  Wm.  Mead, 
postmaster. 

Crum  &  Webb  (C  Crum,  D  Webb),  flour 

and  saw  mill. 
Marcum  John,  general  store. 
Mead  Win,  General  Store. 
Pasley  Sallie,  general  store. 
Pasley  W  R,  justice. 
Prince  &  Spaulding,  general  store. 
Romans  George,  general  store. 
Spaulding  C  H,  general  store. 
Step  James,  agent. 
Step  T  J,  blacksmith. 


STONY.    A  recently  established  post- 
offlce in  Fayette  county. 


STOTLER'S  CROSS  ROADS.    A 

country  postofflce  in  Morgan  county,  6 
miles  south  from  Berkeley  Springs,  the  ju- 
dicial seat,  banking  and  shipping  point. 
Mail,  tri-weekly. 


Bott  I  e  rs  KIMMERLING  &  KRAUS,  Agts.  Pabst  Brewing  Co. 

"^  W  fc  fci  W  "    **"  MARTINSBUBG,    WEST   VIRGINIA. 


Manufactured  by  the  WHEELING  ICE  AND 
STORAGE  CO.,     -     WHEELING,  W.  VA. 


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STOUT'S  MILLS.  A  small  settle- 
ment in  Gilmer  county,  10  miles  southeast 
from  Glenville,  the  county  seat,  7£  from 
Burnsville,  the  nearest  shipping  point,  and 
30  from  Weston,  the  nearest  bank  location. 
Population,  60.  Wm.  W.  Burk.  post- 
master. 

Burk  Wm  W,  General  Store. 
Cottrill  &  Taylor,  general  store. 
Rymer  M  N,  physician. 
Spicer  Bros  &  Co,  flour  mill. 

STRANGE  CREEK.  A  settlement 
of  25  people  in  Braxton  county,  16  miles 
southwest  of  Sutton,  the  judicial  seat, 
banking  and  shipping  point.  George 
Goad,  postmaster. 

Frame  Henry,  blacksmith. 

Frame  M  H,  blacksmith. 

Frame  M  H  &  Son,  general  store. 

Goad  George,  General  Store. 

Samples  R,  flour  mill. 

Skidmore  &  Baughman,  notaries. 

Young  J  H,  blacksmith. 


STROUDS.  A  farmers'  postofflce  in 
Webster  county,  22  miles  southwest  of  Ad- 
dison, the  judicial  seat,  and  25  from  Sutton, 
the  nearest  banking  and  shipping  point. 
Mail, daily.  G.  W.  Morton,  postmaster  and 
farmer. 

STUMPTOWN.  Formerly  known 
as  Steer  Creek,  is  the  location  of  100  per- 
sons, in  Gilmer  county,  15  miles  southwest 
of  Glenville,  the  judicial  seat,  and  25  from 
Spencer,  the  usual  banking  and  shipping 
point.     Norman  Boggs,  postmaster. 

Barr  A  Judson,  General  Store. 

Frome  John,  blacksmith. 

Pearcy  A,  lumber. 

Queen  C,  blacksmith. 

Snodgrass  C  N,  general  store. 

Stump  A  L,  lumber. 

Stump  C  P,  hotel. 

Stump  J  J,  hotel  and  saw  mill. 

Stump  Marcellus,  general  store. 

Stump  Wm,  flour  mill. 

Wilson  S  H,  general  store. 


STURM'S  MILL.  A  post  village 
of  50  inhabitants,  in  Marion  county,  12 
miles  southwest  from  Fairmont,  the  judi- 
cial seat  and  banking  point,  and  2|  from 
Enterprise,  its  shipping  point.  Popula- 
tion, 50.     J.  J.  Sturm,  postmaster. 

Fortney  A  Q,  teacher. 

■Glover  George  W,  wagonmaker. 


Martin  G  C,  teacher. 

Sharp  Rev  Eli. 

Sharp  W  S,  blacksmith. 

Spencer  J  J,  mason. 

Sturm  G  W,  teacher. 

Sturm  J  J,  Carpenter. 

Sturm  J  J  &  J   B,   Flour  and  Saw 

Mill. 
Sturm  L  F,  general  store. 
Sturm  W  I,  mason. 


SUE.  In  Greenbrier  county,  22  miles 
from  Lewisburgb,  the  judicial  seat  and 
banking  point,  and  14  from  White  Sulphur 
Springs,  the  nearest  shipping  point.  Pop- 
ulation, 40.     John  F.  Perry,  postmaster. 

Cowell  D  O,  lumber. 
Gunn  J  A,  meat  market. 
Holcomb  J  F,  physician. 
May  Thomas,  saw  mill. 
Perry  Rev  Jacob  (Methodist). 
Perry  J  F,  Hotel. 
Ramsey  E  C,  blacksmith. 
Rider  James,  constable. 
Weir  Christopher,  justice. 
Whitus  &  Griffith,  lumber. 


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SUGAR  GROVE.  A  postofflce  in 
Pendleton  county,  15  miles  southeast  from 
Franklin,  the  judicial  seat  and  banking 
point,  and  40  from  Staunton,  Va.,  its 
shipping  point.     Mail,  tri-weekly. 

SUGAR  VALLEY.  Rural  postofflce 
in  Pleasants  county,  6  miles  northeast 
from  St.  Mary's,  the  judicial  seat  and 
shipping  point.     Mail,  semi-weekly. 

Williamson  J  W,  General  Store. 


SUMMERVILLE.  Nicholas  county. 
See  Nicholas  C.  H. 


SUMMIT  POINT.  A  station  on  the 
H.  F.  &  V.  div.  B.  &  O.  R.  R.,  in  Jeffer- 
son county,  7  miles  southwest  from  Charles 
Town,  the  judicial  seat  and  banking  town, 
and  160  from  Wheeling.  Population,  150. 
Exp.,  U.  S.     Tel.,  W.   U. 

Custer  L  R,  general  store. 

Hart  J  D,  hotel. 

Reaume  &  Co,  general  store. 

Reilly  J  J,  coal. 

Wlllson  C  P,  General  Store  and  Grain. 


SUNFLOWER.  Also  called  Paw 
Paw  Station,  is  a  village  of  120  people,  on 
the  C.  &  O.  Ry,  in  Raleigh  county,  7  miles 
northeast  from    Raleigh  C.   H.,  and    17 


Charles  W.  Barrick. 


Abstracts  of  Title  Carefully  Prepared. 

NEW    MARTINSVILLE,   WEST   VA. 


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from   H  in  ton,  the  nearest  banking  point. 
Exp  ,  Adams.    E.  V.  Burke,  postmaster. 

Johnson  W  B,  saw  mill. 

McClure  J  W,  cabinetmkr  and  flour  mill. 

Mohler  M  F,  saw  mill. 

SUN  HILL.  A  postofflce  in  Wyom- 
ing county,  6  miles  west  from  Oceana,  the 
judicial  seat.  Ship  to  Quinnimont,  on  the 
C.  &  O.  Ry.     Mail,  tri-weekly. 


SUNSET.  A  farm-house  postoffice 
in  Pocahontas  county,  7  miles  east  of 
Huntersville  C.  H. ,  and  40  from  Millboro 
Depot,  Va.,  on  the  B.  &  O.  R.  R.,  its  ship- 
ping point.     Mail,  triweekly. 


SUTTON.  The  county  seat  of  Brax- 
ton county,  on  Elk  river  and  the  W.  Va. 
&  Pittsburgh  R.  R.,  200  miles  southeast  of 
Wheeling.  It  contains  3  churches,  good 
schools,  a  bank,  1  tannery,  1  flour  and  grist 
mill,  and  several  general  stores.  Two 
weekly  newspapers — the  Braxton  Central 
find  the  Braxton  Democrat — are  published. 
The  principal  shipments  are  grain,  lumber 
and  fruits.  Population,  500.  Exp.  U.  S. 
Tel.,  W.  U.     Amos  Bright,  postmaster. 


Baabb  Charles  E,  jeweler. 

Bennett  W  G,  judge  circuit  court. 

Berry  D  A,  sheriff  and  treas. 

Berry  Granville  S,  justice  of  peace. 

Berry  J  M,  county  assessor. 

Berry  T  J  &  Co  (Thornton  J,  George  M 
and  P  J  Berry),  general  store. 

Berry  &  Carper  (Luther  J  Berry,  Wm  S  P 
Carper),  general  store. 

Bland  Edwin  S,  lawyer. 

Bland  H  E  &  Co  (Harry  E  Bland,  C  Mol- 
lohan,  G  T  Bland),  dry  goods. 

Bond  Jacob,  blacksmith. 

Braxton  Central  The,  James  H  Dunn  propr. 

Braxton  Democrat  The,  C  Y  Byrne  propr. 

Bright  Amos,  Postmaster  and  Grocer. 

Byrne  Charles  Y,  propr  the  Braxton  Dem- 
ocrat. 

Canfield  B  T,  harnessmaker. 

Clovis  Benjamin  &  Son,  planing  mill. 

Cunningham  Newton,  grocer. 

Duffield  Henry,  blacksmith. 

Duffield  Samuel  E,  county  assessor. 

Dunn  James  H,  propr  The  Braxton  Cen- 
tral. 

Farnsworth  Bros  (Bert  U,  Loy  A  and  Wm 
E),  restaurant. 

Fox  Samuel,  county  commissioner. 


HOTEL  JUERGENS 

E.  L.  JUERGENS,  Proprietor. 

New  House.     Newly  Furnished  Throughout.    Sample  Rooms  on  Ground  Floor. 
Good  Stabling  Attached. 


RATES,   $1.50  PER   DAY. 


SUTTON, 


WEST  VIRGINIA. 


ERNEST  L.  JUERGENS, 

GENERAL  STORE. 

ALL  KINDS  OF  PRODUCE  BOUGHT  AND  SOLD. 

FLOUR,  FEED  AND  GRAIN  ALWAYS  ON  HAND. 


FRAMETOWN, 


WEST  VIRGINIA. 


WHISKIES 


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Gaston  &  Newlon  Co  (John  L  Gaston,  NB 
Newlon),  hardware. 

Gross  Wm  R,  livery. 

Hallman  Joseph,  barber. 

Harden  Charles  F,  harnessmaker. 

Haymond  W  E,  prosecuting  attorney. 

Hotel  Juergens,  E  L  Juergens  Propr. 
(See  p  355.) 

Huffman  Benjamin,  flour  mill. 

Huffman  Wm  R,  hotel. 

Hughes  Rev  R  E  (Methodist). 

Humphrey  R  Hanley,  jeweler. 

Hyer  Jacob  S,  real  estate. 

Jack  HM&  Sons  (Henry  M,  Wm  H  and 
Lee),  general  store. 

Johnston  Albert  O,  harnessmaker. 

Juergens  Ernest  L,,  Propr  Hotel 
Juergens.     (See  p  355.) 

Lightburn  H  W,  railroad,  ticket  and  ex- 
press agent. 

Lloyd  Miss  Omie  C,  milliner. 

Locke  Bros  (James  P  and  John  W),  books 
and  stationery. 

Lynn  &  Byrne  (George  Lynn,  W  E  R 
Byrne),  lawyers. 

McCauley  Wm  H,  physician. 

Moore  Bros  (Henry  and  Charles  B),  black- 
smiths. 

Morrison  &  Frame  (Wellington  F  Morri- 
son, James  T  Frame),  grocers. 

Morrison  &  Newlon  (M  T  Morrison,  W  P 
Newlon),  physicians. 

Newlon  C  K,  county  clerk. 

Norman  J  B,  county  commissioner. 

Oldaker  C  W,  principal  school. 

Perrine  W  J,  county  commissioner. 

Roane  Charles  T,  telegraph  operator. 

Shuttlesworth  John,  foundry. 

Skidmore  &  Gillespie  (Jennings  Skidmore, 
Jeremiah  Gillespie),  wagon  makers. 

Sutton  Bank  (capital,  $35,300;  surplus, 
$3,000),  J  S  Hyer  pres,  T  M  Berry  cash. 

Waggy&  McCauley  (Henry  Waggy,  W  H 
McCauley),  druggists. 


SWAMP  RUN.  A  small  settlement 
in  Upshur  county,  12  miles  east  of  Buck- 
hannon,  the  judicial  seat,  banking  town 
and  shipping  station  on  the  W.  Va  &  P.  R. 
R:    Mail,  semi-weekly. 


SWANN.  Established  in  1883,  is  a 
country  postoffice  in  Cabell  county,  18 
miles  northeast  of  Huntington,  the  county 
seat  and  nearest  banking  point,  and  5 
from  Glenwood,  its  shipping  point.  Mail, 
tri-weekly.     J.  H.  Bryan,  postmaster. 

Bryan  J  H,  General  Store. 
Bryan  N  H,  live  stock. 


Bryan  W  P,  physician. 
Smith  Joseph,  shoemaker. 


SWANPOND.  A  special  supply  post- 
office  in  Berkeley  county,  5  miles  east  of 
Martinsburgh,  the  judicial  seat,  banking 
and  shipping  point.  G.  W.  Files,  post- 
master and  saw  mill. 


SWEEDLIN  HILL.  A  postoffice  in 
Pendleton  county,  17  miles  northeast  of 
Franklin,  the  judicial  seat  and  banking 
point,  and  25  from  Broadway,  Va.,  its 
shipping  station.  Population,  150.  Nathan 
Mitchell,  postmaster. 

Adamson  J  L,  flour  mill. 

Bolton,  Waggoner  &  Co,  general  store. 

Kister  Henry,  justice. 

Mitchell  Nathan,  Farmer. 


SWEETLAND.  A  country  post- 
office  in  Lincoln  county,  5£  miles  south- 
east of  Hamlin,  the  judicial  seat,  and  31 
from  Milton,  its  shipping  point.  Mail, 
semi-weekly. 

SWEET  SPRINGS.  Is  the  locationA 
of  75  persons  in  Monroe  county,  20  miles  i 
east  of  Union,  the  judicial  seat  and  bank-  / 
ing  town,  and  10  from  Alleghany,  on  the-/ 
C.  &  O.  Ry,  its  shipping  point.  ^/ 

Beirne  Oliver  (Estate),  General  Store, 

Hotel  and  Livery. 
Hughes  R  &  Bro,  general  store. 


SWITZER.  A  country  postoffice  in 
Barbour  county,  4  miles  north  of  Philippir 
the  judicial  seat,  banking  and  shipping 
point.  Population,  15.  Mail,  tri-weekly. 
D.  P.  Hamrlck,  postmaster. 

Hamrick  D  P  &  Son,  General  Store. 
Ham  rick  J  N,  carriage  and  wagonmaker. 


SYCAMORE.  A  postoffice  in  Cal- 
houn county,  8  miles  south  of  Grantsville, 
the  judicial  seat,  and  10  from  Spencer,  the- 
neaiest  banking  and  shipping  point.  Mail, 
daily. 

SYLVA.  A  rural  postoffice  in  Roane 
county,  12  miles  southwest  of  Spencer, 
the  judicial  seat,  banking  and  shipping 
point.     Mail,  semi-weekly. 


SYCAMORE  DALE.  A  small  set- 
tlement in  Harrison  county,  10  miles 
southwest  of  Clarksburgh,  the  county  seat, 
usual  banking  and  shipping  point.  W.  B. 
Stephens,  postmaster. 


VANCE  SHOE  COMPANY.  ^See  Page  57. 


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Cochren  Isaac,  mason  and  bricklayer. 

Evana  F  L,  live  stock. 

Free  John,  shoemaker  and  woolen  mills. 

Hall  David,  notary  public. 

Perel  Joseph,  justice. 

Sidebottom  P,  justice. 

Stephens  Willis,  vet  surgandblksmth. 

Stephens    W    B,    General  Store  and 

Lumber. 
Stewart  FC&C,  live  stock. 

T ABLER.  On  the  C.  V.  R.  R.,  in 
Berkeley  county,  5  miles  southwest  of 
Martinsburgh,  the  judicial  seat  and  bank- 
ing point.     Exp.,  Adams. 

TABLE  ROCK.  A  postofflce  in 
Raleigh  county,  10  miles  east  of  Raleigh 
C.  H. ,  and  8  from  Quinnimont,  on  the  C. 
&  O.  Ry,  its  shipping  point.  Population, 
15.    Oliver  Scott,  postmaster. 

Kay  Wm,  carpenter. 

Scott  Oliver,  General  Store. 

TACY.  A  village  of  150  population 
in  Barbour  county,  8  miles  east  of  Phil- 
ippi,  the  judicial  seat  and  banking  point, 
and  4  from  Nicklow,  its  shipping  station. 
Jasper  Wince,  postmaster. 

Baughman  G  W,  tinner. 
Baughman  Isaac  A,  carp  and  tinner. 
Baughman  J  A,  constable. 
Bennett  A  O,  stone  cutter. 
Bowman  F  C,  live  stock. 
Hershman  David,  live  stock. 
Hershman  D  W,  blacksmith. 
Hershman  Eli,  carpenter. 
Hershman  Wm,  live  stock. 
Moore  J  W,  live  stock. 
Poling  H  H,  general  store. 
Stalnaker  Woods,  live  stock. 
Stemple  J  D,  live  stock. 
Sturm  Daniel,  live  stock. 
Walkins  Thomas,  coal  mine. 
Wince  E  H,  school  teacher. 
Wince  Jasper,  General  Store. 
Wince  S  W,  hotel. 


TALBOTT'S.  A  small  settlement  in 
Barbour  county,  20  miles  south  from 
Philippi,  the  judicial  seat,  banking  town 
and  shipping  station.  George  E.  Talbott, 
postmaster. 

Cane  P,  general  store. 

George  H,  blacksmith. 

Glannen  Patrick,  blacksmith. 

King  M,  general  store. 

Proudfoot  Joshua,  flour  mill. 

Talbott  George  E,  General  Store. 


TALCOTT.  A  town  of  350  people, 
and  a  station  on  the  C.  &  O.  Ry,  in  Sum- 
mers county,  10  miles  east  of  Hinton,  the 
judicial  seat  and  banking  town,  and  90 
from  Charleston.  Population,  350.  Exp., 
Adams.  Tel.,  W.  U.  A.  Kincaide,  post- 
master. 

Bacon  N,  flour  mill. 

Dickinson  J  G,  carpenter. 

Ford  J  W,  physician. 

Gillespie  Wm  L,  carpenter. 

Harris  Thomas,  blacksmith. 

Hedrick  Wm  C  &  Son,  lumber  and  ties. 

Hill  W  H,  brickmaker. 

Huston  E  P,  railroad  agent. 

Huston  J  E,  general  store. 

Jones  W  W,  general  store  and  exp  agent. 

Kincaide  &  Bro,  Shoemakers. 

Manning  MA,  lawyer. 

Meadows  E,  watchmaker. 

Scott  John  D,  constable. 

Terry  Mrs  C,  hotel. 

Terry  Wm  H  R,  carpenter . 

Vancettvern  W  L,  carpenter. 

Woodson  T  L,  general  store. 

Woodson  Z  A,  carpenter  and  saw  mill. 


TALLMANSVILLE.  A  farm-house 
postoffice  in  Upshur  county,  8  miles  south 
from  Buckhannon,  the  judicial  seat,  bank- 
ing town  and  shipping  station. 

TALLYHO.  A  country  postofflce  In 
Wood  county,  9  miles  from  Parkersburgb, 
the  judicial  seat,  banking  and  shipping 
point.     John  C.  Pettit,  postmaster. 

Archer  Israel,  blacksmith. 
Kincheloe  &  Davis,  general  store. 


TANNER'S.  A  settlement  of  80  peo- 
ple in  Gilmer  county,  9  miles  northwest 
from  Glenville,  the  county  seat,  and  75 
from  Wheeling.  Ship  to  Pennsborough, 
distant  30  miles,  on  the  B.  &  O.  R.  R. 
A.  H.  Stalnaker,  postmaster. 

Bush  J  N,  dentist. 

Dye  W  T  W  &  James  A,  physicians. 

Ellison  R  F,  shoemaker. 

Fling  Fisher,  hotel. 

Fling  Henry  H  &  Sons,  flour  and  saw  mill. 

Greggs  H,  hotel. 

Stalnaker  A  H,  Blacksmith. 

Watson  Jacob,  blacksmith. 


TANNERY.  Also  called  Trembley's 
Tannery,  is  a  farming  settlement  in  Pres- 
ton county,  7  miles  east  from  Kingwood, 
the  judicial  seat  and  banking  point.     Ship 


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to  Terra  Alta,  on  B.  &  O.  R.  R.,  distant  6 
miles.     G.  H.  Trembley,  postmaster. 

Sisler  J  F,  saw  mill. 
Trembley  G  H,  Tanner. 

TARIFF.  A  country  postoffice  in 
R>ane  county,  20  miles  from  Spencer,  the 
judicial  seat,  banking  and  shipping  point. 
Mail,  semi-weekly.  Wm.  B.  McGlothlin, 
postmaster. 

Bailey  Rev  A  H  (Baptist). 

Chewnig  Kells,  live  stock. 

Dennis  J,  carpenter. 

Looney  It  E,  live  stock. 

McGlothlin  Thomas,  constable. 

IflcOlotlilin  Wm  15,  General  Store. 

Moss  Thomas,  mason. 

Slusser  J,  carpenter. 

Snodgrass  C  A,  live  stock. 

Tallman  P  A,  live  stock. 

Tallman  W  C,  justice  of  peace. 

White  A  V,  shoemaker. 


TATE  CREEK.  A  postoffice  in 
Braxton  county,  15  miles  southwest  of 
Sutton,  the  judicial  seat,  banking  and 
shipping  point.    Mail,  daily. 


TAYLOR.    A     recently 
postoffice  in  Logan  county. 


established 


TEAY'S.  On  the  C.  &  0.  Ry,  in  Put- 
nam county,  8  miles  southwest  of  Win- 
field,  the  judicial  seat  and  banking  point. 

Love  Bros,  General  Store. 
Meadow  S  B,  general  store. 

TERRA    ALTA.     Formerly  known 

hs  Cranberry,  is  an  incorporated  town  in 
Preston  county,  on  the  B.  &  O.  R.  R.,  10 
miles  east  of  Kingwood,  the  judicial  seat 
and  banking  town,  and  38  from  Grafton 
Junction.  Lumber  and  staves  are  the 
chief  shipments.  Population,  500.  Exp., 
U.  S.  Tel.,  W.  U.  B.  F.  Fraley,  post- 
master. 

Benson  E  D,  commissioner. 
Connell  Ellen,  milliner. 
Crawford  C  R,  stone  mason. 
De  Berry  Parley,  general  store. 
Dudley  E  A,  flour  mill. 
Elliott  A  J,  livery. 
Flanigan  John,  barber. 
Forman  S  R,  blacksmith. 
Fox  Bros,  general  store. 
Fraley  W  T,  Blacksmith. 
Freeland  Belle,  milliner. 
Freeland  D  H,  carpenter. 


Freeland  &  Casseday,  flour  mill. 

Glover  W  H,  farm  implements. 

Hardy  G  B,  dentist. 

Hardy  &  Benson,  painters. 

Hill  J  W,  Mason  and  Justice. 

Joyce  Mrs  E,  confectioner. 

Kelley  E,  wagonmaker. 

Killen  H  F,  grocer. 

Koekhorst  Henry,  furniture  mnfr. 

McQinnis  W  A,  real  estate. 

Mayer  C  W  &  Son,  general  store. 

Mayer  George  A,  general  store. 

Miller  E  J,  blacksmith. 

Miller  J  A,  blacksmith. 

Off  utt  &  Larkin,  general  store. 

Rigg  J  W  &  Son,  woolen  mill. 

Rodafer:J  H,  furniture. 

Scott  S  M,  physician. 

Shafer  J  P,  physician. 

Shaw  A  S,  meat  market. 

Spurgeon  Lot,  meat  market. 

Starkey  Rev  L  D  (Baptist). 

Stewart  L  E  &  Son,  painters. 

Stuck  Mattie,  hotel. 

Tamblyn  Rev  F  D  (Methodist). 

Walker  J  R,  railroad,  express  and  tel  agt. 

White  W  T,  hardware. 

Worthington  Mary  E,  hotel. 

Zeller  Charles,  shoemaker. 

Zotz  John,  stone  mason. 


TEXAS.    Marion  county.     See  Colfax. 

TEXAS.  In  Tucker  county,  7  miles 
southwest  from  St.  George,  the  judicial 
seat.  Ship  to  Parsons,  distant  8  miles,  on 
the  W.  Va.  C.  &  P.  R.  R.  Mail,  semi- 
weekly.     Elisha  Phillips,  postmaster. 

England  Jacob,  flour  mill. 
Glascock  Wm,  flour  mill. 
Goodwin  W  S,  blacksmith. 
Phillips  Absalom,  General  Store. 
Phillips  Elisha,  farmer. 

THE  ROCK.  On  Bluestone  river,  in 
Mercer  county,  9  miles  northwest  of 
Princeton,  the  judicial  seat  and  usual 
banking  point,  and  4  from  Duhring,  its 
shipping  point,  on  the  N.  &  W.  R.  R. 
Population,  40.  Mail,  daily.  G.  C. 
Bailey,  postmaster. 

Bailey  Eli,  blacksmith. 

Bailey  Greenfield  C,  Farmer. 

Carr  A  H,  flour  mill. 

Davis  H  G,  carpenter. 

Godfrey  James  A,  carpenter. 

Grim  Peter,  carpenter. 

Wright  Rev  James  D  (Methodist). 

Wright  &  Sliutt,  General  Store. 


Reymann  Brewing  Co.'s 


Bavarian  Beer  is  the  Best  Beverage 
for  Family  Use.    Wheeling,  W.  Va. 


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THOBUEN.     A  recently  established 
postoffice  in  Marion  county. 

^  THOMAS.  Tig  the  highest  point  on 
•the  W.  Va.  C.  &  P.  R.  K.,  being  3,300 
feet  above  the  level  of  the  sea?)  It  is  a  coal 
mining  and  coking  town,  with  a  popula- 
tion of  over  1,000.  There  are  30  coke 
ovens  at  Thomas,  250  at  Coketon,  one  mile 
below,  and  150  in  course  of  construction 
At  the  latter  place.  Thomas  is  situated  at 
the  junction  of  the  Davis  branch  with  the 
main  lice,  and,  on  account  of  its  easy  ac- 
cessibility, great  elevation,  pure  air  and 
water,  picturesque  scenery,  lumber  inter- 
ests and  inexhaustible  coal  fields,  it 
bids  fair  to  spring  at  once  into  a  thriving 
city,  and  at  the  same  time  a  noted  summer 
resort.  A  first-class  hotel  would  pay  hand- 
somely at  this  place.  Exp.,  Adams.  A.  L. 
■Helmick,  postmaster. 

Buxton  &  Landslreet  Co,  general  store. 

Danghenburgh  J  M,  justice. 

Dumire  Samuel  R,  carpenter. 

Feely  Wm  A,  general  store. 

(Jeisberger  House,    Mrs  .Mary  Geisberger 

propr. 
Geisberger  Mrs  Mary,   propr  Geisberger 

House. 
Hassenger  A  S,  agent  WVaC&PR  R. 
Helmick  Abraham  L,  General  Store 

and  Postmaster. 
Hoffman  O  H,  physician. 
Maloy  James,  propr  Silcott  House. 
Marine  Frederick,  grocer. 
Murray  Will,  ttl  opr  W  Va  C  &  P  R  R. 
Peters  F  C,  carpenter. 
Powell  Felix,  carpenter. 
Shilansky  &   Shatz  (B  Shilansky,  George 

Shatz),  general  store. 
Silcott  House,  James  Maloy  propr. 
Thomas  No  1  Colliery,  H  G  Davis  &  Bro. 
Thomas  No  2  Colliery,  H  G  Davis  &  Bro. 
Wiles  John,  stone  mason. 


THOMPSON.  On  the  Ohio  river  and 
the  O.  R.  R.  R.,  in  Marshall  county,  4  miles 
from  Moundsville,  the  judicial  seat  and 
banking  point.  Exp.,  Adams.  C.  C. 
Mathews,  postmaster  and  general  store. 


THORNTON.  A  station  on  the  B.  & 
•O.  R.  R.,  in  Taylor  county,  5|  miles  east 
of  Grafton,  the  county  seat  and  banking 
town.  Population,  125.  Exp.,  U.  S. 
W.  J.  Painter,  postmaster. 

Caatole  H,  wagonmaker. 
Gundy  L  B,  broom  factory. 
Hauser  W  H,  general  store. 


Painter  J  C   &  Bro,  General  Store, 

Flour,  Saw  and  Stave  Mills. 
Painter  W  J,  railroad  and  expres9  agent. 
ShayE  J,  blacksmith. 
Wilson  L  L,  physician. 


THREE  CHURCHES.  A  country 
postoffice  in  Hampshire  county,  8  miles 
northeast  of  Romney,  the  judicial  seat, 
banking  and  shipping  point.  Mail,  tri- 
weekly. 

THURMOND.     On  the  C.  &  O.  Ry, 

in  Fayette  county,  13  miles  south  of  Fay- 
etteville,  the  judicial  seat,  and  58  from 
Charleston.    Population, 50.   Exp., Adams. 

Thurmond  Coal  and  Coke  Co,  colliery. 


TICK  RIDGE.  A  discontinued  post- 
office  in  Wayne  county.  Send  mail  to 
Moses  Fork. 


TIPTON.  A  postoffice  in  Nicholas 
county,  9  miles  west  of  Nicholas  C.  H., 
and  13  from  Gauley  Bridge,  the  nearest 
shipping  point.     Mail,  daily. 

Walker  L  O,  General  Store. 


TOLEDO.  A  rural  postoffice  in  Nich- 
olas county,  16  miles  from  Nicholas  C.  H., 
58  from  Charleston,  and  16  from  Gauley 
Bridge,  its  shipping  point.  J.  C.  Grose, 
postmaster. 

Grose  A  V,  music  teacher. 


TOLL  GATE.  A  station  on  the  P. 
br.  B.  &  O.  R.  R  ,  in  Ritchie  county,  10 
miles  northeast  of  Ritchie  C.  H.,  and  16 
from  Parkersburgh,  the  nearest  banking 
point.  Population,  105.  Exp.,  U.  S. 
J.  H.  Barr,  postmaster. 

Barr  J  L,  Lumber,  Railroad  and  Ex- 
press Agent. 
Cochran  Martin,  woolen  and  flour  mill. 
Dotson  C  F,  barber. 
Dotsou  Jane,  milliner. 
Hes9am  J  B,  blacksmith. 
Hickman  E,  general  store. 
Pritchard  W  T  &  Sons,  painters. 
Thomas  Wesley,  builder. 
Wilson  &  Wilson,  general  store. 


TOMAHAWK  SPRINGS.  A  post 
office  In  Berkeley  county,  8  miles  northeast 
from  Martinsburgh,  the  judicial  seat  and 
banking  point,  and  5  from  North  Mount- 
ain, on  the  B.  &  O.  R.  R.,  its  shipping 
point.     Mail,  triweekly. 


Cumberland  Hardware 

COMPANY. 


Mining,  Saw  Mill  and  Railroad  Supplies, 
General  Hardware  and  Agricultural  Imple- 
ments.   47  and  40  Baltimore  St.,  CUMBERLAND,  MB. 


BUSINESS  BUILDINGS. 


EDWARD  B.  FRANZHEIM,  ARCHITECT, 

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Kitchen  J  H,  general  store. 
Stuckey  D,  general  store. 

TONSON.  A  recently  established 
postoffice  in  Cabell  county. 

TOOLEY.  In  Wayne  county,  10  miles 
east  of  Wayne  C.  H.,  and  22  from  Hunt- 
ington, the  usual  banking  and  shipping 
point.  Mail,  semi-weekly.  L.  D.  Hobbs, 
postmaster . 

Adkins  Wash,  general  store. 

Blan kinship  W  P,  General  Store. 

Hobbs  E  K,  physician. 

Johnson  Paris,  carpenter. 

Mills  P  C,  carpenter. 

Mills  T  S,  justice  of  peace. 

Robbins  M  A,  physician. 

Sowards  Wm,  blacksmith. 

Tooley  Charles,  general  store . 

TOPHET.  In  Summers  county,  22 
miles  south  of  Hinton,  the  judicial  seat 
and  nearest  banking  point,  and  12  from 
Qlen  Lyn,  the  nearest  shipping  point.  W. 
P.  Bowling,  postmaster. 

Bowling  W  P  «fc  Co,  General  Store. 

Butler  J  R,  cooper. 

Clark  R  W,  justice  of  peace. 

Eskew  J  L,  carpenter. 

Falls  L  T,  flour  mill. 

Hunt  S  A,  mason. 

Newkirk  John,  blacksmith. 

Penington  J  W,  carpenter. 

TOPIN'S  GROVE.  A  country  post- 
office  in  Jackson  county,  18  miles  north 
from  Jackson  C.  H.,  and  8  from  Belleville, 
on  the  Ohio  river  and  the  O.  R.  R.  R.,  its 
shipping  point.    Mail,  tri-weekly. 

Pickering  A  B,  General  Store. 

TOP  OP  ALLEGHANY.  A  settle- 
ment of  100  people,  in  Pocahontas  county, 
30  miles  north  of  Huntersville,  the  county 
seat.  Ship  to  Staunton,  Va.,  distant  61 
miles,  on  B.  &  O.  and  C.  &  O.  Rys.  T. 
.J.  Williams,  postmaster. 

Cooper  Samuel,  general  store. 
Gladwell  &  Arbogast,  general  store. 
Hevener  Uriah,  flour  mill. 
Kramer  &  Weybright,  saw  mill. 
Phillips  Alva  E,  feed  mill. 
Ruckman  &  Harper,  saw  mill. 
Williams  T  J,  Hotel  and  Live  Stock. 

j       TORNADO.     A    rural    postoffice   in 
i   Charleston    county,    12    miles     west     of 


Charleston,  the  judicial  seat  and  banking 
point,  and  6  from  St.  Albans,  the  nearest 
shipping  point.     Mail,  tri-weekly. 


TOTTEN.  A  postoffice  in  McDowell 
county,  13  miles  east  of  Peeryville,  the 
judicial  seat,  4  from  Powhatan,  its  ship- 
ping point  and  11  from  Bramwell,  the 
nearest  bank  location.     Mail,  daily. 


TRACE  PORK.  A  postoffice  in  the 
western  part  of  Wayne  county,  7-J  miles 
from  Wayne  C,  H,  and  8  from  Louisa, 
Ky.,  on  the  O.  &  B.  S.  Ry,  its  shipping 
point.    John  Pelfrey,  postmaster. 

Ferguson  C  W,  general  store. 

Pelfrey  John,  Blacksmith  and  Wag- 

onmaker. 
Thompson  S,  flour  mill. 

TRAVELER'S  REPOSE.  A  vil- 
lage of  125  people,  in  Pocahontas  county, 
30  miles  northeast  from  Huntersville,  the 
county  seat,  and  41  from  Elkins,  the  near- 
est banking  and  shipping  point.  Mail, 
daily.    P.  D.  Yeager,  postmaster. 

Anston  C,  physician. 

Arbogast  C  O,  meat  market. 

Arbogast  J  L,  general  store. 

Arbogast  W  B,  Shoemaker. 

Burner  C  L,  constable. 

Gillispie  A  S,  justice. 

Gum  O  W  8,  blacksmith. 

Hevener  Uriah,  flour  mill. 

Honchin  G  D,  carpenter. 

Kerr  &  Blair  (R  D  Kerr,  Wallace  Blair), 

flour  mill. 
Mooman  J  P,  physician. 
Varner  Jasper,  blacksmith. 
Yeager  P  B,  Hotel. 

TRIADELPHIA.  An  incorporated 
town  of  300  people,  on  the  B.  &  O.  R.  R., 
in  Ohio  county,  7  miles  from  Wheeling, 
the  judicial  seat  and  banking  town.  Exp., 
U.  S.  Tel.,  W.  U.  Emma  Vance,  post- 
master. 

Carter  J  T,  physician. 
Ebling  A,  blacksmith. 
Hefenbine  John,  shoemaker. 
Herveger  W,  general  store. 
Olto  Henry,  meat  market. 
Olto  John,  meat  market. 
Shields  T  K,  physician. 
Terril  C  S,  justice  of  peace. 
Vance  A,  hotel. 

Vance  Emma,  Dressmaker. 
Wagoner  H,  general  store. 
Wheeler  Louis,  general  store. 


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TRIPLETT.  la  Roane  county,  6 
miles  from  Spencer,  the  judicial  seat,  bank- 
ing and  shipping  point.  John  C.  Bartlett, 
postmaster. 

Bartlett  John  C,  General  Store. 
Bartlett  T  S,  live  stock. 
Murford  J  T,  sewing  machine  agent. 
Plymouth  Mill  Co,  flour  mill. 
Stallman  &  Blosser  Bros,  flour  mill. 


TROUT  VALLEY.  A  settlement  of 
50  people,  in  Greenbrier  county,  20  miles 
north  from  Lewisburgh,  the  county  seat 
and  banking  town,  and  20  from  Ronce- 
verte,  its  shipping  station,  on  the  C.  &  O. 
Ry.    J.  E.  McMillion,  postmaster. 

Hinkle  Thomas,  blacksmith. 

Homer  L,  physician. 

Lewis  Hezekiab,  general  store  and  grain. 

Lewis  James,  cooper. 

Hc.flillion  Jason  E,  General  Store 

and  Hotel. 
Taylor  Rev  C. 

Williams  George  W,  grist  mill. 
Williams  R  H,  saw  mill. 


TROY.  Is  the  location  of  140  people 
in  the  eastern  part  of  Gilmer  county,  10 
miles  from  Glenville,  the  judicial  seat,  and 
75  from  Wheeling.  Weston,  on  the  W. 
Va.  C.  &  P.  R.  R.,  is  the  banking  town 
and  shipping  station.  M.  A.  Diddle,  post- 
master. 

Bush  J  N,  cabinetmaker  and  grocer. 

Camden  Osborn,  blacksmith. 

Colrill  Rev  Frederick  (Methodist). 

Curry  H  B,  justice. 

Davis  Rev  G  A  (United  Brethren). 

Diddle  M  A,  Milliner. 

Hughes  M  W,  physician. 

Lemon  G  T,  blacksmith  and  wagonmaker. 

Means  D  R,  shoemaker. 

Messenger  W  H,  blacksmith. 

Pirkey  Hugh,  dentist. 

Sisk  Christopher,  hotel. 

Stalnaker  &  Heckert,  flour  and  saw  mill. 

Steinbeck  D  F,  tanner. 

Steinbeck  &  Gluck,  general  store. 

West  M  M,  shoemaker. 

Wiant  W  T  &  Co,  general  store. 

Woofter  A  J,  physician. 


TRUE.  Is  the  location  of  2  families  in 
Summers  county,  on  New  River,  6  miles 
from  Hinton,  the  county  seat,  banking  and 
shipping  point.  Mail,  daily.  Wm.  A. 
Meador,  postmaster. 

Burks  B  B,  saw  mill. 


Clark  Charles,  saw  mill. 
Clark  Wm  &  Sons,  saw  mill. 
Meador  JL  W,  General  Store. 
Smythe  S  B,  flour  mill. 


TRUEBADA.  A  rural  postofflce  in 
Gilmer  county,  4^  miles  east  of  Glenville, 
the  county  seat,  and  25  southwest  of 
Weston,  the  nearest  banking  and  shipping 
point.     Mail,  daily. 

Taylor  &  Bro,  general  store. 


TUCKAHOE.  A  discontinued  post- 
office  in  Greenbrier  county.  Send  mail  to 
Allegheny  Station,  Va. 


TUCKER.  An  unimportant  country 
postofflce  in  Wirt  county,  4  miles  west  of 
Elizabeth,  the  judicial  seat.  Mail,  tri- 
weekly.   John  Lockhart,  postmaster. 


TUG  RIVER.  A  country  postofflce 
in  McDowell  county,  12  miles  from  Peery- 
ville,  the  judicial  seat,  and  7  from  Ennis, 
its    shipping   station.      Mail,    tri-weekly. 

Uaniett  J,  General  Store. 


TULIP.  An  unimportant  country 
postofflce  in  Wayne  county,  12  miles  south 
of  Wayne  C.  H.,  and  11  from  Louisa,  Ky, 
its  shipping  point.     Mail,  semi  weekly. 


TUNNELTON.  A  station  on  the  B. 
&  O.  and  T.,  K.  &  F.  R.  Rs,  in  Preston 
county,  10  miles  south  of  Kingwood,  the 
judicial  seat  and  banking  town,  and  119 
from  Wheeling.  Population,  225.  Exp., 
U.  S.  Tel..  W.  U.  J.  A.  Miller,  post- 
master. 

Bonafield  A  J,  railroad  and  exp  agt. 
Bonafleld  A  J  &  Sons,  general  store  and 

stave  factory. 
Brown  John  W,  founder  and  machinist. 
Brown  John  W  &  Co,  Flour  Mill. 
Combs  John  H,  blacksmith. 
Conley  B  F,  carpenter. 
Cool  John  H,  carpenter. 
Craig  Bros,  hotel. 
Durr  George  P,  grocer  and  livery. 
Garner    W    Scott,   Editor   Garner's 

Gleaner. 
Gibson  MC&  Bro,  general  store. 
Gillespie  W  W,  shoemaker. 
Hardesty  Samuel  R,  hotel. 
Kenny  Thomas,  tel  agt. 
Powell  Amos,  blacksmith. 
Powell  Dr  M  T,  druggist. 
Shaffer  M  L,  saw  mill. 


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WHOLESALE  and  RETAIL  DRUGGISTS, 
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Watkins  Wm  H,  saw  mill. 
Watkins  W  W,  wagonmaker. 
West  End  Coke  Works  Colliery,  West  End 
Coke  Co  operators. 

TWIGGS.  A  country  postoffice  in 
Pleasants  county,  15  miles  northeast  of 
St.  Mary's,  the  judicial  seat,  and  7  from 
Josiab,  the  nearest  shipping  point.  Mail, 
triweekly.     M.  M.  Wells,  postmaster. 

Carmichael  David,  general  store. 

Gowell  O,  lumber. 

Haines  T  W  &  Bro,  saw  mill. 

Smith  Clark,  lumber. 

Smith  C  P,  general  store. 

"Volls  John,  flour  mill. 

Wells  M  M,  farmer. 

Wcll§  W  W,  General  Store. 


TWISTVILLE.  A  farm-house  post- 
office  in  Braxton  county,  9  miles  south- 
west from  Sutton,  the  judicial  seat,  bank- 
ing and  shipping  point.  Wm.  R.  Pierson, 
postmaster. 

Duffield  W  F,  live  stock. 


TYLER'S  CBEEK.  A  postoffice  in 
the  southeastern  part  of  Cabell  county,  17 
miles  from  Huntington,  the  judicial  seat 
and  banking  point,  and  10  from  Ona,  on 
the  C.  &  O.  Ry,  its  shipping  station.  Pop- 
ulation, 75.     Wm.  Gill,  postmaster. 

Adkins  W  W,  blacksmith  and  wagonmkr. 
Gill  T  J,  general  store  and  lumber. 
Gill  Wm,  Saw  and  Grist  Mill. 
Peny  E  H,  general  store. 
Swan  Marion,  blacksmith  and  wagonmkr. 

TYNER.  A  postoffice  in  Wood  coun- 
ty, 10  miles  south  of  Parkersburgh,  the 
judicial  seat  and  bankiDg  point,  and  4 
from  Belleville,  the  nearest  shipping  point. 
Mail,  tri-weekly.  M.  S.  Black,  postmas- 
ter and  general  store. 

TYRCONNELL  MINES.  Is  sit- 
uated on  the  Parkersburgh  branch  B.  &  O. 
R.  R.,  in  Taylor  county,  12  miles  from 
Grafton,  the  county  seat  and  banking 
point.  Coal  is  shipped.  Population,  375. 
Exp.,  U.  S.     H.  B.  Winter,  postmaster. 

Henry  J  H,  coal. 
Love  A  S  &  Bros,  general  store. 
Teter  &  Winter,  general  store. 
Tyrconnell  Colliery,  Orrell  Coal  Co  oper- 
ators. 
Winter  H  B,  General  Store. 


UFFINGTON.  On  the  F.,  M.  &  P. 
div.  B.  &  O.  R.  R.,  in  Monongalia  county,. 
3^  mile3  from  Morgan  town,  the  judicial 
seat  and  banking  point.  Population,  40. 
Exp.,  U.  S.     A.  R.  Price,  postmaster. 

Howell  Isaac  S,  shoemaker. 

Jenkins  B  &  Son,  blacksmiths. 

Jolliff  James  S,  live  stock. 

Jolliff  J  M,  justice. 

Jolliff  O  P,  lumber. 

Morgan  Charles,  flour  mill. 

Price  A  R,  General  Store. 

Price  Bros,  general  store. 

Watson  James  S,  gen  store  and  live  stock. 


UNEVA.  A  farmers'  postoffice  in 
Monongalia  county,  7^  miles  northeast  of 
Morgantown,  the  judicial  seat,  banking 
and  shipping  point.     Mail,  daily. 


UNGER'S  STORE.  Is  the  location 
of  ,40  people  in  the  extreme  southern  part  of 
Morgan  county,  16  miles  from  Berkeley 
Springs,  the  seat  of  justice,  banking  and 
shipping  point.    A.  R.  Unger,  postmaster.. 

Colley  Charles  L,  barber. 

Davidson  &  Son,  saw  mill. 

Dehaven  Charles,  carpenter. 

Gates  R  A,  harnessmaker. 

Hamill  Rev  A  C  (Methodist). 

Helsey  George,  tinner. 

Hinckle  John,  blacksmith. 

Hinckle  Thomas  J,  physician. 

Neasmith  George  W, mason. 

Stotler  Henry  A,  cooper. 

Stotler  I  W,  blacksmith. 

Unger  A  R,  General  Store. 

Unger  John  W,  carpenter. 

Unger  Joseph  M,  shoemaker  and  constable.. 

Unger  N  A,  saw  and  feed  mill. 


UNION.    The  county  seat  of  Monroe   \ 
county,  is  13  miles  from  Fort  Springs,  on     \ 
the  C.  &  O.  Ry,  its  nearest  station.     Has  5      \ 
churches,   a  public  high    school,   female 
seminary,  1  bank  and  a  weekly  newspaper,       / 
the   Watchman.     It  is  incorporated,   and     J 
has  a  population  of  380.     Wilson  Watts,/ 
postmaster.  -*r 

Bank  of  Union  (capital,  $44,900),  F  Here- 
ford pres,  J  W  McNeer  cash. 
Brown  H  M,  physician. 
Campbell  A  N,  judge  circuit  court. 
Campbell  James,  dentist. 
Campbell  N  B,  druggist. 
Chambers  Christopher,  barber. 
Clark  I  H,  lawyer. 
Crawford  Jerry,  jeweler. 
Devine  Daniel,  wagonmaker. 


Office,  20th  and  Market  Sts., 


JOSEPH  Bi  HALL,  Architect,  wheeling, 


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Early  J  L,  dentist. 

Early  Wm  §,  Grocer. 

Foster  G  W,  shoemaker. 

Hall  L  C,  boots  and  shoes. 

Hereford  F,  lawyer. 

Johnston  A  S,  Editor  Monroe  County 

Watchman. 
Keadle  A  J,  carpenter. 
Krebs  R  I,  wagonmaker. 
Logan  J  D,  lawyer. 
Lynch  James  L,  cabinetmaker. 
McClaugherty  J  C,  county  clerk. 
McClearn  Alexander,  undertaker. 
McNeer  J  W,  cash  Bank  of  Union. 
Miller  Archibald,  blacksmith  and  justice. 
Monroe  County  Watchman,  A  S 

Johnston  Editor. 
Neel  A  G,  sheriff. 
Nickell  L  A,  clerk  circuit  court. 
Osborne  John,  lawyer. 
Osborne  &  Keadle,  lawyers. 
Rayburn  Dr  J  W,  lawyer. 
Shanklin  C  A,  hotel. 
Shepard  I P,  hotel. 
Snydor  W,  harnessmaker. 
Spangler  Lewis,  tanner. 
Zoll  Jacob,  harnessmaker. 


UNION  MILLS.  A  postofflce  in  the 
northeastern  part  of  Pleasants  county,  6 
miles  from  St.  Mary's,  the  judicial  seat 
and  shipping  point.     Mail,  semi-weekly. 

UNION  MINES.  On  the  Great  Kan- 
awha river  and  C.  &  O.  Ry,  in  Kanawha 
county,  28  miles  southeast  of  Charleston, 
the  judicial  seat  and  banking  point.  Pop- 
ulation, 100.  Exp.,  Adams.  J.  P.  Chap- 
man, postmaster. 

Consolidated  Mining  Co,  coal  miners. 
Kanawha  Nos  1  and  2  Colliery,  Consoli- 
dated Mining  Co  operators. 
Morrison  G  O,  express  agent. 
Mt  Morris  Colliery,Mt  Morris  Coal  Co  oprs. 
Union  Coal  Co,  Operators  Union  Mine. 


UNION  KIDGE.  A  postofflce  in 
Cabell  county,  23  miles  northeast  of  Hunt- 
ington, the  county  seat,  and  7  from  Glen- 
wood,  its  shipping  station.  Population, 
200.  Mail,  tri-weekly.  Anthony  Geb- 
hardt,  postmaster. 

Arnold  Felix  &  Son,  painters. 
Blake  Jeremiah,  shoemaker. 
Gcbhardt  Anthony,  General  Store. 
Gebhardt  Bros,  flour  and  saw  mill. 
Gebhardt  Henry,  blacksmith. 
Gebhardt  &  Stevens,  flour  mill. 
Lasley  J  B,  blacksmith. 


Miller  W  B,  carpenter. 
Oswald  Carl  E,  carpenter. 
Riggs  J  W,  carpenter. 
Schultz  Jacob,  carpenter. 
Spurlock  Daniel,  cooper. 
Spurlock  Jesse,  cooper. 
Spurlock  Levi,  general  store. 
Stevens  Joel,  mason. 
Wallace  Taliaferro,  tanner. 

UNIONTOWN.  A  postofflce  in  the 
eastern  part  of  Wetzel  county,  22  miles 
from  New  Martinsville,  the  judicial  seat 
and  nearest  bank  location,  and  7  from 
Littleton,  the  shipping  point.  Population, 
50.     Wm.  Bell,  postmaster. 

Bell  Wm,  Shoemaker. 

Brookover  Christie,  general  store. 

Conaway  Car,  hotel. 

Cross  John  T,  meat  market. 

Dunninton  Thomas  &  Bro,  wagonmakers, 

Farrelle  Anthony,  justice. 

Green  Rev  C  A  (Baptisi). 

Haines  John,  carpenter. 

Jackson  Caleb,  Flour  Mill. 

Jackson  Wm,  constable. 

Jolliff  A  &  Bro,  general  store. 

Laville  John,  general  store. 

Moore  Anthony,  justice. 

Phillips  John,  cooper. 

Phillips  Nathaniel,  blacksmith. 

Smith  Rev  (Methodist). 

Tensley  W  H,  physician. 

Willison  E  B  C,  blacksmith. 


UPLAND.  A  postofflce  in  Mason 
county,  15  miles  south  of  Point  Pleasant, 
the  county  seat,  and  8  from  Glenwood, 
the  nearest  shipping  point.  Mail,  tri- 
weekly.    -v. 

UPPER  GLADE.  A  farm  house 
postofflce  in  Webster  county,  10  miles 
from  Addison,  the  county  seat,  and  58 
from  Gauley  Bridge,  on  the  C.  &  O.  Ry, 
where  goods  may  be  shipped.  Samuel 
Given,  postmaster.  >/ 

Gauley  Wm,  flour  mill. 
Given  C  R,  carpenter. 
Given  H  F,  farmer  and  lumber. 
Given  Samuel,  General  Store. 
Griffln  J,  school  teacher. 
Hickman  S  V,  farmer. 
Hollister  Walter,  carpenter. 
Mills  Wm,  flour  mill. 
Triplett  H  S,  live  stock. 


UPPER  TRACT.    A  settlement  of 
80  people  in  Pendleton  county,  12  miles 


Littie  Kanawha  Lumber  Co. 


PARKERSBURG,  W.  VA. 
FONTAINE,  W.  VA. 
I  PORTSMOUTH,  OHIO. 


G.  Mendel  &  Co,, 


Wholesale  and  Retail  Dealers  In  CARPETS, 
Furniture,  Oil  Cloths,  Shadings,  Brass  Goods, 
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northeast  of  Franklin  C.  H.,  and  60  from 
Keyser,  its  shipping  station.  Clara  B.  Lar- 
gent,  postmaster. 

Bowers  Josephus,  saw  mill. 
Cunningham  S,  live  stock. 
Cunningham  W  H,  live  stock. 
Dahmer  Miles,  saw  mill. 
Dean  David  W,  wagonmaker. 
Harman  D  H,  harnessmaker. 
Harman    &    Armstrong,    General 

Store. 
Harper  George,  live  stock. 
Holmes  George,  wagonmaker. 
Hopkins  John  J,  physician. 
Judy  Charles  N,  live  stock. 
Judy  Wm  H,  live  stock. 
Keister  Eugene,  builder. 
Kile  J  T,  flour  mill. 
Eimble  G  A,  constable. 
McClung  Silas  B,  live  stock. 
Mallon  Phillip,  live  stock. 
Painter  Thomas  J,  carpenter. 
Si  tea  Jacob,  Justice. 
Sites  J  M,  physician. 
Sites  J  &  Son,  general  store. 
Smith  Wm,  blacksmith. 


UPTON.  la  Marion  county,  9  miles 
northwest  of  Fairmont,  the  judicial  seat 
and  nearest  bank  location,  and  4  from 
Farmington,  the  nearest  shipping  point. 
Population,  13,  Mail,  tri-weekly.  W.  H. 
Veach,  postmaster  and  general  store. 

UVTLLA.  Is  located  in  the  northern 
part  of  Jefferson  county,  7  miles  from 
Charles  Town,  the  county  seat  and  banking 
town,  and  3  from  Duffields,  on  the  B.  &  O. 
R.  Ft.,  its  shipping  point.  Population, 
50.  N.  S.  J.  Strider,  postmaster  and  gen- 
eral store.  

VADIS.  In  Lewis  county,  16  miles 
from  Weston,  the  county  seat,  banking 
and  shipping  point.  Population,  70.  James 
T.  Davis,  postmaster. 

Davis  James  S,  carpenter. 

Davis  James  T,  Carpenter. 

Lang  A  W,  carpenter. 

Lovell  R  E  L.  J,  General  Store  and 

Notary. 
Orrahood  &  Norman,  flour  mill. 
Skidmore  A  J,  blacksmith. 
Talbott  D  B,  general  store. 

VALLEY.  A  country  postofflce  in 
Gilmer  county,  16  miles  southeast  of  Glen- 
ville,  the  judicial  seat  and  25  from  Sutton, 
its  banking    and    shipping  point.     Mail, 


semi- weekly.     Ann  H.   Chenowith,  post- 
master. 


VALLEY  BEND.  A  postofflce,  110 
miles  from  Wheeling,  in  the  center  of 
Randolph  county,  7£  miles  from  Beverly, 
the  judicial  seat,  and  14  from  Elkins,  the 
nearest  banking  and  shipping  point.  Mail, 
daily.     W.  H.  Quick,  postmaster. 

Creppard  Emley,  hotel. 

Crickard  P,  distiller  and  justice. 

McElwee  F,  carpenter. 

Quick  W  H,  Carpenter  and  Shoemaker. 

Phanes  George,  constable. 


VALLEY  PALLS.  A  station  on 
the  B.  &  O.  R.  R.,  in  Marion  county,  8 
miles  from  Fairmont,  the  seat  of  justice, 
and  60  from  Wheeling.  Population,  75. 
Exp.,  U.  S.  Tel.,  W.  U.  Sarah  Can- 
ning, postmaster. 

Bradsliaw  John,  General  Store,  Saw 

and  Flour  Mill. 
Bradshaw  J  W,  express  agent. 
Foster  G  W,  telegraph  agent. 

VALLEY  PORK.  A  farm-house 
postofflce,  in  Clay  county,  5  miles  north- 
west from  Clay  C.  H.,  and  50  from 
Charleston,  its  shipping  point. 

Chatman  Jacob,  grain  and  live  stock. 

McCann  D,  physician. 

Rogers  Calvin,  grain  and  live  stock. 


VALLEY  FURNACE.  A  village 
of  350  people,  in  the  eastern  part  of  Bar- 
bour county,  10  miles  from  Philippi,  the 
county  seat  and  banking  point.  Ship  to 
Moatsville,  distant  3£  miles  on  the  G.  &  G. 
R.  R.    A.  C.  Bowman,  postmaster. 

Anvil  John  A,  saw  mill. 

Anvil  J  E,  saw  mill. 

Anvil  Sansom,  tanner. 

Bowman  A  C,  Lawyer. 

Bowman  &  Sons,  Hotel  and  Dealers 

in  Tanbark. 
Keiser  Reason,  carpenter. 
McDonald  B  F,  flour  mill. 
Martin  Zeph,  shoemaker. 
May  George  W,  flour  mill. 
Miller  W  F,  shoemaker. 
Phillips  James,  blacksmith. 
Phillips  J  R,  notary  public. 
Shafer  J  C,  shoemaker. 
Smedley  G  W,  wool. 
Willis  Clarence  J  H,  physician. 
Wilmoth  R  B,  flour  mill. 
Wilmoth  S,  hotel. 


R.  F.  Potts 


HAT  and  BONNET  BLEACHER.    All  kinds  of  Straw  and  Felt  Hats 
Reshaped  into  the  Latest  Styles.    Manufacturer  of  Hat  and  Bonnet  Frames. 
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VALLEY  GROVE.  A  station  on 
the  W.  &  P.  div.  B.  &  0.  R.  R.,  in  Ohio 
county,  12  miles  from  Wheeling,  the  judi- 
cial seat  and  banking  point.  Population, 
60.  Exp.,  U.  S.  L.  W.  Blayney,  post- 
master. 

Blayney  L.  W,  General  Store. 
Reed  R  &  Son,  flour  mill. 
Sample  R  S,  notary  public. 

VALLEY  HEAD.  A  postoffice  in 
the  southern  part  of  Randolph  county,  20 
miles  from  Beverly,  the  county  seat,  and 
27^  from  Elkins,  the  nearest  banking  and 
shipping  point.     Mail,  daily. 


VALLEY  MILLS.  A  settlement  of 
50  people,  in  Wood  county,  9  miles  north- 
east from  Parkersburgh,  the  judicial  seat 
and  banking  point,  and  4  from  Waverly, 
the  nearest  shipping  point.  Seldon  Rice, 
postmaster. 

Barclay  James,  blacksmith. 
James  D,  physician. 
Rice  Seldon,  General  Store. 
Sterling  T  F,  physician. 

VALLEY  POINT.  A  crossroads 
postoffice  in  Preston  county,  10  miles  north 
from  Kingwood,  the  county  seat,  and  13 
from  Terra  Alta,  on  the  B.  &  O.  R.  R.,  its 
shipping  station.  J.  A.  Lenhart,  post- 
master. 

Lenhart  &.  King,  General  Store. 

VAN.  An  unimportant  rural  post- 
office  in  Boone  county,  7  miles  south  of 
Madison,  the  judicial  seat.  Mail,  semi- 
weekly. 


VAN  CAMP.  A  postoffice  in  Wetzel 
county,  5  miles  south  from  New  Martins- 
ville, the  judicial  seat,  banking  and  ship- 
ping point.  Reuben  Martin,  postmaster 
and  general  store. 


VANCEVILLE.  Merely  a  farmers' 
postoffice,  in  Logan  county,  4  miles  from 
Logan  C.  H.    Mail,  semi-weekly. 


VAN  CLEVESVILLE.  A  station 
on  the  B.  &  O.  R.  R.,  in  Berkeley  county,  4 
miles  from  Martinsburgh.  the  judicial  seat 
and  banking  town,  and  160  from  Wheeling. 
Population,  200.  Exp.,  U.  S.  W.  D.  Mc- 
Kee,  postmaster. 

Billmyer  J  M,  general  store  and  justice. 
Dick  J  W,  carpenter. 


Janney  J  T,  fruit  grower. 

McK.ee  W  I>,  General  Store,   Livery, 

Grain,  Coal,  Etc. 
Miller  F  M,  veterinary  surgeon. 
Roinsburg  G  W,  shoemaker. 
Roinsburg  &  Son,  poultry  and  hides. 
Sutton  C  M,  flour  mill  and  creamery. 
Willhelm  W  H,  blacksmith. 


VANDALIA.  In  Lewis  county,  12 
miles  from  Weston,  the  judicial  seat  and 
banking  point,  and  7  from  Seymour,  the 
nearest  shipping  point.  Mail,  dally.  M.  C. 
Simpson,  postmaster  and  general  store. 

VANNOY'S  MILL.  A  settlement 
in  the  eastern  part  of  Barbour  county,  5 
miles  from  Philippi,  the  judicial  seat,  bank- 
ing and  shipping  point.  Population,  50. 
A.  B.  Vannoy,  postmaster. 

Bolyard  David,  shoemaker. 
Gaines  J  W  &  Co,  general  store. 
Gaines  M,  justice  and  carpenter. 
Vannoy  A  B,  Flour  Mill. 


VERANDA.  A  rural  postoffice  in 
Mason  county,  14  miles  southeast  of  Point 
Pleasant,  the  judicial  seat  and  banking 
point,  and  8  from  Beech  Hill,  the  nearest 
shipping  point.     Mail,  semi-weekly. 


VERNON.  In  Wetzel  county,  4£ 
miles  northeast  of  New  Martinsville,  the 
judicial  seat,  banking  and  shipping  point. 
Mail,  semi-weekly.  Jacob  Reef,  post- 
master. 

Durig  Jacob,  cheesemaker. 
Reef  Jacob,  General  Store. 
Yost  Frederick,  cheesemaker. 


VICTOR.  A  postoffice  in  Fayette 
county,  10  miles  northeast  of  Fayetteville, 
the  judicial  seat,  and  4  from  Hawk's  Nest, 
the  nearest  shipping  point.  Population, 
100.  Mail,  tri-weekly.  A.  J.  Taylor, 
postmaster. 

Coleman  J  D  &  Co,  general  store. 
McVey  A  H,  blacksmith  and  wagonmkr. 
Martin  &  Harrah,  wagonmaker. 
Taylor  A  J,  General  Store. 


VIENNA.  On  the  Ohio  river  and  O. 
R.R.  R. ,  in  Wood  county,  4  miles  from  Par- 
kersburgh, the  judicial  seat  and  banking 
point.  Mail,  daily.  Benjamin  Chancellor, 
postmaster,  grocer  and  railroad  agent. 


VIEW.  A  country  postoffice  in  Green- 


Pianos,  Organs,  Sheet  Music,  Music  Books  and  Musical  Merchandise. 

Instruments  Sold  on  Easy  Monthly  Payments. 

J.  P*  WILTS  EL,  Cumberland,  Md. 


Peabody  Insurance  Co. 


OF  WHEELING,  W.VA. 

Cash   Ca^Qtal,   $100,000.00. 


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brier  county,  26  miles  north  from  Lewis- 
burgh,  the  judicial  seat,  and  30  from  Ron- 
ceverte,  on  the  C.  &  O.  Iiy,  the  nearest 
station.     Mail,  semi-weekly. 

VINCEN.  A  rural  postofflce  in  Wet- 
zel county,  12  miles  from  New  Martins- 
ville, the  judicial  seat,  banking  and  ship- 
ping point.  Population,  25.  I.  J.  Work- 
man, postmaster. 

Hays  B  P,  carpenter. 
Pittman  Timothy,  shoemaker. 
Workman  I  J,  General  Store. 
Workman  J  B,  general  store. 


VIOLA.  In  Marshall  county,  12  miles 
northeast  of  Moundsville,  the  judicial  seat 
and  usual  banking  and  shipping  point. 
Mail,  triweekly. 

Scott  J  T,  General  Store. 


VISTA.  In  Raleigh  county,  20  miles 
from  Raleigh  C.  H.,  25  from  Prince,  the 
nearest  shipping  point,  and  40  from  Hin- 
ton.  Population,  100.  V.  S.  Sarrett, 
postmaster. 

Calinay  James  M,  shoemaker. 

Nonaker  W  B,  carpenter. 

Sarrett  Van  S,  Flour  Mill,  Blacksmith 

and  Wagonmaker. 
Welsh  A  W,  justice. 
Welsh  James  F.  physician. 


VOLCANO.  A  village  on  the  L.  F. 
and  S.  H.  R.  R.,  in  Wood  county,  23  miles 
by  rail  and  18  by  pike  from  Parkersburgh, 
the  judicial  seat  and  banking  point,  and 
65  from  Wheeling.  It  is  situated  in  the 
center  of  the  West  Virginia  oil  region,  and 
large  quantities  of  oil  are  shipped.  Popu- 
lation, 600.  Exp.,  U.  S.  Tel.,  W.  U. 
C.  M.  Magill,  postmaster. 

Beane  Charles,  gen  store  and  coal  miner. 

Carrell  G  L,  express  agent. 

Dayhuff  Martin,  machinist  and  wagonmkr. 

Magill  C  M,  Justice  of  Peace. 

Queen  &  Bros,  general  store. 

Schafer  John,  general  store. 

Smith  John  B,  hotel. 

Wilson  John  R,  saloon. 

Zones  C  M,  machinist. 


VOLCANO  JUNCTION.  Known 
formerly  as  Laurel  Junction,  is  located  at 
junction  of  L.  F.  &  S.  H.  and  B.  &  O.  R. 
Rs,  in  Ritchie  count)7,  14  miles  west  of 
Ritchie  C.   H.,   and  20  east  of  Parkers- 


burgh,   the    banking  point.     Population, 
150.    Exp.,  U.  S.    Tel.,  W.  U. 

Carle  J  E,  general  store. 

Cuthbert  &    Carle,   Oil  Producers, 

Flour  and  Saw  Mills. 
Kelly  James,  general  store. 
O'Brien  John,  gen  store  and  oil  producer. 


WADESTOWN.  A  settlement  of  40' 
people  in  the  western  part  of  Monongalia 
county,  30  miles  from  Morgantown,  the 
county  seat,  and  6  from  Burton,  its  nearest 
station.  Mail,  daily.  M.  J.  Garrison, 
postmaster. 

Cross  A  R,  shoemaker. 

Edward  Charles,  hotel. 

Garrison  M  J  &,  Co,  General  Store. 

Lester  M  G,  general  store. 

Rice  B  H,  grocer  and  harnessmaker. 

RoseE  W,  physician. 

Shisler  Stephen,  wagonmaker. 


"WAITEVILLE.  A  postofflce  in  the 
southern  part  of  Monroe  county,  12  miles 
from  Union  C.  H.  Ship  to  Allegheny- 
Station,  on  the  C.  &  O.  Ry.  Mail,  tri- 
weekly. 

Bean,  Hedrick  &  Patton,  general  store. 


WALDO.  A  recently  established 
postofflce  in  Putnam  county. 

WALKER.  A  station  on  the  B.  &  O. 
R.  R.,  in  Wood  county,  70  miles  from 
Wheeling,  and  15  from  Parkersburgh,  the 
judicial  seat  and  banking  point.  Exp., 
U.  S.  

WALKERSVILLE.  In  Lewis  coun- 
ty, 18  miles  south  of  Weston,  the  judicial 
seat  and  banking  point,  and  5  from  Ar- 
nold, the  nearest  rail  approach.  Popula- 
tion, 30.  Mail,  daily.  N.  D.  Bennett^ 
postmaster. 

Alkire  N  J,  shoemaker. 
Bennett  N  D,  Farmer. 
Denison  Charles  E,  blacksmith. 
Law  A  D,  general  store. 
McCray  Charles  E,  hotel. 
Sprigg  S  E,  tanner. 
Weaver  W  E,  harnessmaker. 

WALLACE.  A  small  settlement  in 
Harrison  county,  16  miles  northwest  of 
Clarksburgh,  the  judicial  seat  and  banking 
town,  and  12  from  Wilsonburgh,  on  the 
B.  &  O.  R.  R.,  where  goods  may  be  ship- 
ped. Population,  70.  John  A.  Showalterv 
postmaster. 


P.  WELTY&  CO., 


WHOLESALE  LIQUOR 
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Bartlett  &  Smith,  general  store. 

Bell  E  C.  physician. 

Bell  Mrs  E  C,  milliner. 

Bennett  T  D,  carpenter. 

Boggess  John  M.  flour  and  saw  mill . 

Dawson  &  Manear,  stone  masons. 

Dye  James  F,  blacksmith. 

Fleming  E  B,  general  store. 

Gifford  &  Sbaver,  asrl  impts. 

Hall  C  L,  Flour  and  Saw  Mil]  and  Gen- 
eral Store. 

Hall  Elmore,  general  store. 

Harbut  F  M,  county  supt  schools. 

Heldreth  John  A,  hamessmkr  and  grocer. 

Kemper  D  W,  justice. 

Kishbaugh  Myrtle  F,  teacher. 

Parrish  S  X.  lumber. 

Robinson  Jefferson,  notary  public. 

Robinson  Wesley,  saw  and  planing  mill. 

Ruble  Theodore,  miller. 

Sliowalter  John  A,  Accountant  and 
Shoemaker. 

Smith  Mollie  M,  milliner. 

Stout  D  D.  blacksmith. 


WALNUT  GROVE.  A  postoffice 
in  Roane  county,  7  miles  from  Spencer, 
the  judicial  seat,  banking  and  shipping 
pcint.  Population,  50.  E.  R.  Pritchard, 
postmaster. 

C  liainbers  L.  D,  Live  Stock. 
Glaze  H  G,  carpenter. 
Lewis  Asbury,  justice. 
Post  J  E,  flour  mill. 
Priteliard  E  R,  Blacksmith. 
Rourk  Lewis,  blacksmith. 
Simmons  David,  live  stock. 
Watson  Jacob,  general  store. 


WALTON.  A  village  in  Roane  coun- 
ty, 16  miles  from  Spencer,  the  seat  of  jus- 
tice and  nearest  banking  and  shipping 
point.  Population.  150.  James  H.  Low- 
ery,  postmaster. 

Allie  Rev  (Methodist). 

Dillard  George,  general  store. 

Donohoe  J  D,  general  store. 

Greathouse  Edward,  blacksmith. 

Hensley  B  M,  physician. 

Hensley  W  W,  blacksmith. 

L.owerjr  James  A,  Justice  of  Peace. 

Riley  I  I.  general  store. 

Riley  W  W.  flour  mill. 

Byan  W  F  &  Bro,  general  store. 


WAPPOCOMO.      A  recently  estab- 
lished postoffice  in  Hampshire  county. 

WARDENS VILLE.     A  town  of  12S 


population,  located  in  Hardy  county.  28- 
miles  from  Moorefield,  the  county  seat 
and  usual  banking  town,  and  130  from 
Wheeling.  Ship  to  Woodstock.  Va. ,  on 
H.  F.  &  V.  div.  of  the  B.  &  O.  R.  R. 
W.  W.  Anderson,  postmaster. 

Anderson  E  E.  general  store. 

Anderson  \V  W,  General  Store. 

Baker  James  R,  general  store. 

Brannin  John,  cabinetmaker. 

Cline  C  H,  blacksmith. 

Clice  George,  blacksmith. 

Ccffman  Jacob  F,  shoemaker. 

C'cffman  Wm  W,  carpenter. 

Dinges  D  A,  hotel  and  saddler. 

Frye  F  W  &  Co,  general  store. 

Garrett  Joseph,  distiller. 

Godlove  Joseph,  chairmaker. 

Godlove  Wm,  barber. 

Heishman  L  D,  constable. 

Jordan  J  J,  Flour  Mill. 

Keller  &  Co,  iron  works. 

Knee  D  H,  justice  and  tailor. 

Kooniz  F.  flour  mill. 

Kotz  F  &  Co,  general  store. 

McKiver  J  W,  physician. 

Miley  J  R,  live  stock. 

Ritter  P  H,  lumber  mnfr. 

Shipman  W  T,  shoemaker. 

Simpson  J  W,  flour  mill. 

Snider  G  W  jr.  shoe  and  harnessmaker. 

Taylor  M  A,  general  store. 

Wade  Rev  J  P  (Lutheran). 

Wheat  Rev  Q  AiMethod;- 

Wheaton  Jacob,  wagonmaker. 


WARFORD.  A  rural  postoffice  in 
Summers  county,  12  miles  south  of  Hic- 
ton,  the  judicial  seat,  banking  and  ship- 
ping point.     Mail,  daily. 


WARREN.  In  Lincoln  county,  30 
miles  southwest  of  Hamlin,  the  judicial 
seat,  5  from  Hart,  on  the  Guyandctte 
river,  and  60  from  Huntington.  Mail,  semi- 
weekly.  Andrew  D.  Robinson,  post- 
master. 

Adams  Anthony,  blacksmith. 
Adams  Benjamin,  genera!  store. 
Dinges  Henderson,  distiller. 
Hager  Benjamin,  distiller. 
]»IcCloud  &  Co,  General  Store. 
Mullins  Robert,  blacksmith. 
Prince  Van  B,  physician. 
Williamson  Joseph,  mason. 

WASHINGTON.  On  the  Ohio  river 
and  O.  R  R  R.,  in  Wood  county,  8  miles 
west  of  Parkersburgh.  the  judicial  seat  and 


Crescent  Saloon  and  Restaurant. 

J.  HUNTER  SMITH,  Proprietor. 

PIEDMONT,    WEST   VIRGINIA. 


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banking  point.      Population,   25.      Exp., 
Adams. 

Cochrane  C,  general  store. 


WASP.  A  country  postofflce  in  Pleas- 
ants county,  15  miles  from  St.  Mary's,  the 
county  seat,  and  3  from  Ben's  Run,  its 
shipping  point.  Population,  100.  T.  C. 
Davis,  postmaster.  y  x 

Alkine  O  D,  flour  mill.  *    ,$ 

Davis  T  C,  Carpenter. 

Gorrell  Oliver,  live  stock. 

Hanes  L  C,  carpenter. 

Johnson  J  L,  live  stock. 

Laidley  W  R,  constable. 

Mason  J  R,  justice. 

Smith  C  P,  general  store. 


WATSON.  On  the  M.  R.  R.  R.,  in 
Marion  county,  2  miles  southwest  of  Fair- 
mont, the  judicial  seat  and  banking  point. 
Exp.,  U.  S. 


WATSONTO  WN. 

county.     See  Capon  Springs. 


Hampshire 


WATTSVILLE.  A  country  post- 
office  in  Clay  county,  13  miles  southeast  of 
Clay  C.  H.  and  20  from  Sutton,  its  nearest 
banking  and  shipping  point.  Mail,  semi- 
weekly. 

WAVERLY.  A  small  village  on  the 
Ohio  river  and  the  O.  R.  R.  R.,  in  Wood 
county,  12  miles  from  Parkersburgh,  the 
county  seat,  and  7  from  Marietta,  O. ,  the 
nearest  banking  point.  Exp.,  Adams. 
Tel.,  W.  U.  Population,  75.  Robert 
Corbett.  postmaster. 

Beagle  Milton,  cooper. 
Campbell  Thomas,  live  stock. 
Corbett  C  P.  live  stock. 
Corbett  Robert,  Live  Stock. 
Garrison  L,  live  stock. 
Garrison  &  Co,  general  store. 
Harmes  T  B,  live  stock. 
Martin  John,  carpenter. 
Phillips  I  R,  hotel. 
Racer  Dade,  carpenter. 
Roos  C  P,  general  store. 
Roos  D  R,  physician. 
Triplett  John,  carpenter. 
Wendgrove  Seaberry,  constable. 
Westbrook  J  P,  live  stock. 
Williamson  B,  hotel. 
Zollers  C,  blacksmith. 


WAYNE  C.  H.    The  county  seat  of 


Wayne  county,  located  on  the  N.  &  W.  R, 
R.,  155  miles  from  Wheeling  and  20  from 
Huntington,  its  nearest  banking  place. 
The  Wayne  News,  a  weekly  newspaper,  is 
published.  Population,  400.  A.  Work- 
man, postmaster. 

Bowen  H  P  &  Co,  general  store. 

Bowen  S  L,  grocer. 

Burgess  G  G,  lawyer. 

Burgess  G  R,  physician. 

BurgesV  &l  Ery,  notions. 

Christy  J  W,  painter. 

Cole  C  &  Co,  groceries  and  jewelry. 

Dillon  dWBpurJpck,  livery. 

Ferguson  C  W,  Flour  and  Saw  Mill 
and  General  Store. 

Fishbach  Peter,  harnessmaker, 

Frasher  P  &  Co,  grocers. 

Frasher  &  Billups,  general  store. 

Fry  Chapman,  county  clerk. 

Keyser  Andrew,  general  store. 

Keyser  &  Baker,  druggists. 

McClure  Prof  T  B,  prin  Oak  View  Acad- 
emy. 

Mansfield  W  L,  editor  News. 

Mills  M  J,  circuit  clerk. 

Moore  Calvin,  justice. 

Moore  Mrs,  hotel. 

Myers  M  F,  carpenter. 

Napier,  Burgess  &  Co,  General 
Store. 

Oak  View  Academy. 

Osburn  Amanda,  hotel. 

Pritchard  B  J  &  Co,  lawyers. 

Spurlock  Sanders,  sheriff. 

Taylor  J  R,  physician. 

Tiernan,  lawyer. 

Watts  Harrison,  flour  and  saw  mill. 

Wayne  News,  W  L  Mansfield  editor. 

Wilkinson  A  G  &  Co,  general  store. 

Woods  &  Fisher,  blacksmiths. 

Workman  A,  Notary  Public. 


WAYSIDE.  In  Monroe  county,  13 
miles  west  of  Union,  the  judicial  seat,  6 
from  Lowell,  the  nearest  shipping  point, 
and  11  from  Alderson,  the  nearest  banking 
point.  Mail,  daily.  Rev.  G.  W.  Parker, 
postmaster . 

WEBSTER.  A  station  on  the  B.  & 
O.  R.  R.,  in  Taylor  county,  4  miles  from 
Grafton,  the  judicial  seat  and  banking 
town,  and  103  from  Wheeling.  Popula- 
tion, 600.  Exp.,  U.  S.  Anna  Hunter, 
postmaster. 

Adams  Jennie,  hotel. 

Bartlett  A  J.  flour  mill. 

Bartlett  James  Id,  General  Store. 


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Benedum  C  W,  county  clerk. 

Brown  A,  physician. 

Conrad  B  C,  circuit  clerk. 

Dunnington  J  P,  carpenter. 

Feltner  Walter  &  Co,  woolen  factory. 

Lake  J  M,  distiller. 

Prim  F  C,  blacksmith. 

Prim  W  D,  general  store. 

Smith  J  F,  shoemaker. 

Waller  S  S,  sheriff. 

Warder  F  S,  hotel. 


(  WEBSTER  C.  H.     Webster  county. 
\Name  changed  io  Addison. 

/^  WELCH  GLADE.  A  village  in 
the  southern  part  of  Webster  county,  15 
miles  from  Addison,  the  judicial  seat,  and 
30  from  Sutton,  the  nearest  banking  and 
shipping  point.  Population,  30.  Samuel 
\R.  Givens,  postmaster. 

Gardner  C  A,  hotel. 
Given  R  &  Co,  General  Store. 
Kesler  C  P,  physician. 
McQueen  &  Hollister,  tanners. 
Roard  R  P,  shoemaker. 


WELCOME.  On  the  Ohio  river  and 
O.  R.  R.  R.  (Clarington  Station),  in  Mar- 
shall county,  18  miles  from  Moundsville, 
the  judicial  seat,  and  27  from  Wheeling. 
D.  H.  Orrick,  postmaster  and  farmer. 


WELLFORD.  A  rural  postoffice  in 
Kanawha  county,  25  miles  northeast  of 
Charleston,  the  judicial  seat,  banking  and 
shipping  point.     Mail,  weekly. 


WELLS.  Merely  a  rural  postoffice  in 
Marshall  county,  18  miles  southeast  of 
Moundsville,  the  judicial  seat,  and  5  from 
Cameron,  its  shipping  point.  Mail,  tri- 
weekly. 


WELLSBURGH.  The  county  seat 
of  Brooke  county,  is  an  incorporated  town 
of  3,500  inhabitants,  situated  on  the  Ohio 
river  and  the  P  ,  W.  &  K.  div.  P.,  O,  C.  & 
St.  L.  Ry,  16  miles  north  of  Wheeling. 
There  are  here  located  6  churches,  good 
schools,  3  banks  and  4  hotels.  Two  week- 
ly newspapers.  The  Pan-Handle  News 
and  The  Herald,  are  published.  This  is 
quite  an  important  manufacturing  point, 
being  the  location  of  2  paper  mills,  1  ma- 
chine shop,  1  foundry,  1  planing  mill,  2 
glass  works,  1  flour  sack  factory,  etc. 
Enterprise  Business  Co)lege,(the  only  tel- 
egraph school  in  the  State}  is  located  here. 


The  city  has   good   water   works   and   is 

lighted    by    electricity.      Exp.,     Adams. 

Tel.,    W.  U.     J.  M.  Jones,  postmaster. 

Abrams  Wm  S,  druggist. 

Adams  Edward  S,  grocer. 

Baker  Thomas,  shoemaker. 

Bank  of  Wellsburgli,  Samuel 
George  Propr. 

Barclay  Wm  K  &  Co,  hardware. 

Barth  Hugh,  .general  store. 

Barth's  Opera  House,  Hugh  Barth  propr. 

Baxter  House,  G  A  Baxter  propr. 

Beard  James  N,  city  marshal. 

Bennett  Henry  W,  blacksmith. 

Bickerstaff  &  Coleman  (Isaac  C  Bicker- 
staff,  David  Coleman),  planing  mill. 

Blankinsop  &  Stingle  (George  C 
Blankinsop,  Henry  Stingle),  Founders. 
(See  p  371 ) 

Bothwell  Wm  E,  propr  Hudson  House. 

Bottles  Frank,  confectioner. 

Bracken  Caleb  H,  general  store. 

Brashear  Calvin  B,  dentist. 

Briggs  Bros  (Thomas  and  Andrew),  mar- 
ble works. 

Briggs  Wm,  grocer. 

Buchanan  Talbot  H,  grocer. 

Buck  John  W,  barber. 

Caldwell  Bros  (George  L  and  Samuel  R), 
boots  and  shoes. 

Callaway  James  M,  shoemaker. 

Charnock  John  M,  tinsmith. 

Cheek  Peter,  photographer. 

Clemens  Isaac  W,  furniture  and  undertkr. 

Commercial  Bank  of  Wellsburg,  J  S  Beall 

Cooper  J  M  &  Co  (John  M  Cooper,  C  W 
Windsor),  druggists. 

Cowan  Walter,  livery. 

Cox  Thomas  W,  general  store. 

Craig  Robert  F,  boots  and  shoes. 

Cree  James  F,  lawyer. 

Cummings  Wm  K,  dentist. 

Curtis  Joseph  L,  sheriff  and  treasurer. 

Curtis  J  E  &  J  L  (Jacob  E  and  Joseph  L). 
proprs  The  Pan-Handle  News. 

Dare  Charles  E,  wagonmaker. 

Davies  J  G  W,  contractor  and  builder. 

Davison  George,  blacksmith. 

Douglass  John  T,  dry  goods. 

Douglass  Miss  Nellie,  milliner. 

Elig  Bros  (Henry  G  and  Peter  A),  mer- 
chant tailors. 

Enterprise  Business  College,  I  P 
Klein  Principal.     (Seep  371.) 

Fitzgerald  Miss  Kate,  milliner. 

Flaherty  James,  confectioner. 

Frost  E  A,  druggist. 

Gaus  &  Letzkues  (Joseph  Gaus,  Andrew 
Letzkues),  saloon. 


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George  Samuel,  Flour  Bag  and  Paper 
Mnfr  and  Propr  Bank  of  Wellsburgh. 

Green  Lewis  M,  grain  and  feed. 

Hall  Augustus  C,  cigar  mnfr. 

Haney  Mrs  C  B,  milliner. 

Harvey  Paper  Co,  G  W  Ryan  pres,  J  C 
Palmer  sec  and  treas. 

Hebrank  Leonard,  saloon. 

Hedges  Wm,  harnessmaker. 

Heil  Charles  J,  meat  market. 

Helsley  Richard,  cigars  and  tobacco.  . 

Hervey  Harry  C,  lawyer. 

Howall  Frederick,  gents'  furnishing  goods. 

Hudson  House,  W  E  Bothwell  propr. 

Huggins  Benjamin,  clothing. 

Jacob  John  G.proprThe  Wellsburgh  Herald 

Jacob  Zachariab,  clothing. 

Jacobs  J  W,  brick  mnfr. 

Johnston  John  P,  physician. 

Jones  James  M,  postmaster. 

Jones  M  A  &  Co,  merchant  tailors. 

Kemp  George  B,  wagonmaker. 

Kemp  James  C,  county  supt. 

Kirkland  George,  general  store. 

Klein  Isaac  I*,  Insurance,  Real  Estate, 
Collections,  Etc,  and  Principal  Enter- 
prise Business  College.     (See  opp.) 

Lauck  John  T,  Propr  New  Granite 
House.     (See  opp.)  \ 

Lazear  Samuel  P,  circuit  clerk. 

Lewis  House,  Frank  M  Woods  propr. 

Litten  &  Co  (Robert  Litten,  Emmet  Mc- 
Conville,  F  S  Albright),  moulding  mnfrs 

Little  N  &  Co  (Nathaniel  and  L  K  Little), 
cigar  mnfrs. 

Lloyd  Thomas  M,  books  and  stationery. 

McCleary  George  W,  furniture  and  un- 
dertaker. 

McConnell  Lancelot,  shoemaker. 

McCord  George  W,  grain  and  feed. 

McNally  John  B,  grocer. 

Marks  Thomas  H,  furniture. 

Meyer  C  &  Son  (Christian  and  Henry  C), 
grocers . 

Montgomery  James  E,  harnessmaker. 

New  Granite  House,  J  T  Lauck 
Propr.     (See  opp.) 

Pan-Handle  News  The,  J  E  &  J  L  Curtis 
proprs. 

Perkins  Asbury,  grocer. 

Poole  Andrew  J,  books  and  stationery. 

Postal  Telegraph  Co,  I  P  Klein  agent. 

Potts  Jasper,  leather  and  findings. 

Ralston  John,  county  assessor. 

Reid  John,  grocer. 

Ridgely  Thomas  R,  railroad  and  exp  agt. 

Riverside  Glass  Works,  D  W  Baird  pres, 
Jay  E  Ratcliffe  sec. 

Roberts  Hugh  I,  physician. 

Rodgers  James  M,  general  store. 


Schnelle  Wm  F  C,  plumber. 

Scott  Charles  K,  livery. 

Scott  Robert,  Lumber,  Sash,   Doors, 

Blinds,  Mouldings,  Etc. 
Shuey  Paul,  meat  market. 
Siveter  Mrs  E  E,  milliner. 
Smith  Augustus,  jeweler. 
Speidel  Clement,  baker. 
Springborn  Frederick,  saloon. 
Standard  Glassworks,  M  L  Wells  pre3,  S 

George  jr  sec  and  treas. 
Taylor  Thomas  F,  wool  and  grain. 
Thompson  J  &  Son  (Joseph  and  Grant), 

livery. 
Turner   Clarence    B,    county    clerk    and 

recorder. 
Walkinshaw  John  B,  Physician. 
Walter  Lucas,  Saloon. 
Warden  Wm  J,  tinsmith. 
Wellsburgh  Colliery,  Forbes,  Carmichael 

&Co. 
Wellsburgh  Herald  The,  J  G  Jacob  propr. 
Wellsburgh   Machine  Co,  Charles 

E  Beam  Pres,  Charles  E  Blue   Sec  and 

Treas.     (See  opp.) 
Wellsburgh  National  Bank  (capital,  $100,- 

000),  John  C  Palmer  pres,  E  W  Paxton 

cash. 
West  Andy,  fruits. 

West  &  Elcesser  (Abraham  West  jr,  An- 
drew Elcesser),  meat  market. 
Windsor  Chester  W,  city  clerk. 
Woodruff  Charles,  barber. 
Woods  Frank  M,  propr  Lewis  House. 
Zilliken  Henry,  jeweler. 


WESLEY.    On  the  O.  R.  R.  R.,  in 

Wood    county,  14    miles    from    Parkers- 
burgh,  the  judicial  seat  and  banking  point. 
Population,    100.      Exp.,    Adams.      The 
railroad  name  is  Harris  Ferry.     John  W. 
Mehl,  postmaster. 
Crall  Rev  W  E. 
Helfling  J  L,  meat  market. 
Lewis  T  J,  blacksmith. 
Mclil  A  J,  General  Store. 
Travis  Rev  John. 


WEST.  A  farm-house  postofflce  in  the 
northern  part  of  Wetzel  county,  13  miles 
from  New  Martinsville,  the  judicial  seat, 
and  12  from  Belton,  its  shipping  station. 

WEST  COLUMBIA.  A  village 
located  on  the  Ohio  river  and  the  O. 
R.  R  R.,  in  the  northern  part  of  Mason 
county,  12  miles  from  Point  Pleasant,  the 
judicial  seat  and  banking  town,  and  105 
from  Wheeling.  Population,  300.  G.  M. 
Parsons,  postmaster. 


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GENERAL  INSURANCE  AGENCY. 

IFI^E,  LIFE   -A.^ID  .A-CCIIDEliTT. 

Real  Estate,  Collections  and  Loans.    Manager  of  the  Postal-Cable  Co.  Telegraph  Office. 

Principal  of  the  Enterprise  Business  College  and  Academy,  Telegraphy,  Short-Hand,  Type-Writing 
1  And  Book-Keeping.  Business  Calculations.  Academic  Department.  English  Branches  Preparatory 
for  Collegiate  Course.  mi  •      .  •     . 

The  only  Telegraph  School  in  the  State  with  Facilities  for  a  Thorough  Mam  Line  Course,  both  in 
Railroad  and  Commercial  Departments.    Write  for  Information. 

I.  P.  KLEIN,  Principal. WELLSBURG,  W.  VA. 

GEO.  C.  BLANKINSOP.  HENRY  STINGLE. 

BLANKINSOP  &  STINCLE, 

WELLSBURG    FOUNDRY, 


MANUFACTURERS  OF 


Stoves,  Stove  Linings  of  all  Kinds,  Machinery  Castings  and 
General  Foundry  Work.    Glass  Moulds  a  Specialty. 

WELLSBURG,         -  -  WEST  VIRGINIA. 

NEW  GRANITE  HOUSE 

JOHN  T.  LAUCK,  Propr. 

HEADQUARTERS  FOR  COMMERCIAL  MEN. 


RATES,  $1.00  and  $1.50  PER  DAY. 

WELLSBURG,  -  WEST  VIRGINIA. 

WELLSBURG  MACHINE  CO., 

MANUFACTURERS 

GLASS  MOLDS  AND  PRESSES. 


Special  Attention  given  to  Special  Molds  for  people  not 
in  the  Glass  Business. 

WELLSBURG,  -  -  -  WEST  VIRGINIA. 


Crayon  and  Pastel 


PORTRAITS  of  al!    Sizes. 

JP.  A.  CUNNINGHAM,  IHartliisburg,  Vi  .  Va, 


Mineral  and  Soda  Water  Supplies,  ZJ^J*:™;^ 


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Battrel  J  W,  general  store. 

Byrne  T  M,  general  store. 

Hannan  John  E,  blacksmith. 

Knight  A  L,  physician. 

Parsons  C  W  &  Sons,  General  Store. 

WEST  GRAFTON.  Located  on 
Tygart's  Valley  river  in  Taylor  county,  is 
on  opposite  side  of  river  from  Grafton,  the 
county  seat.  It  is  a  station  on  the  B.  &  O. 
R,  R.,  and  an  incorporated  town  of  600 
inhabitants.  Blatchley's  Wood  Pump 
manufactory  is  located  here,  and  a  cream- 
ery is  in  course  of  construction.  Banks, 
express  and  telegraph  offices  at  Grafton. 
J.  C.  White,  postmaster. 

Blatchley  Charles  G,  pump  mnfr. 

Brand  &  Long  (G  E  Brand,  George  Long), 
general  store. 

Davis  &  Bartlett  (Thomas  E  Davis,  Alonzo 
Bartlett),  general  store.     , 

Doll  Edgar  M,  shoemaker. 

Gooding  Isaac  T,  laundry. 

Grafton  Creamery  Co  (capital,  $10,000), 
Wm  Watkins  pres,  Alexander  Leeds  sec 
and  supt. 

Hathaway  Charles  L,  shoemaker. 

Mackin  Reynolds,  physician. 

Newlon  J  Floyd,  meat  market. 

Rightmire  Adolphus,  general  store. 

Stillwell  George,  confectioner. 

White  Josias  C,  Postmaster  and  No- 
tary Public. 

Yates  Dr  Thornsbury  B,  general  store. 

Zinn  Samuel  M,  grocer. 

WEST  LIBERTY.  A  thriving  vil- 
lage in  the  northern  part  of  Ohio  county, 
12  miles  from  Wheeling,  the  judicial  seat, 
banking  and  shipping  point,  to  which  a 
mail  stage  runs  daily.  The  place  contains 
3  churches,  a  public  school,  and  a  branch 
of  the  State  Normal  School.  Population, 
300.    W.  M.  Dunlap,  postmaster. 

Bell  Samuel,  general  store. 

Curtis  Wm  H,  lawyer. 

Dunlap  Wm  Mf,  Postmaster  and  Sta- 
tioner. 

Epstein  Ephraim  M,  physician. 

Gardener  John,  blacksmith. 

Garver  Rev  James  C  (Presbyterian). 

King  Rev  Spencer  (Methodist). 

McKinley  Wm,  painter. 

Ridgely  Absalom  M,  general  store. 

Rodgers  Benjamin  L,  hotel. 

Shorts  Hester  C,  dressmaker. 

Shorts  Joseph  M,.  physician. 

Shorts  JP&  Bros  (John  P,  Wm  C  and 
George  N),  carpenters. 


State  Normal  School,   R  A  Arm- 
strong Prin.    (See  opp.) 
Young  Philip,  confectioner. 

WEST    MILPORD.      A  village  of 
400  people  in  the  southern  part  of  Harrison 
county,   8    miles  from    Clarksburgb,  the 
county   seat,  banking  town  and  shipping 
station.    Distance  from  Wheeling  65  miles. 
J.  N.  Dayton,  postmaster. 
Bartlett  &  Dayton,  General  Store. 
Block  &  Ward,  furniture  and  undertakers. 
Davidson  L  A,  physician. 
Dawson  Silas,  carpenter  and  planing  mill. 
Foreman  L  H,  physician. 
Golden  T  M,  shoemaker. 
Hefner  H,  carpenter. 
Hefner  L  B,  harnessmaker. 
Helmick  C  W,  wagonmaker. 
Hickman  J  W,  justice. 
Hoff  Susan  D,  physician. 
Kelly  Samuel,  tanner  and  shoemaker. 
Lawson  C  A,  General  Store. 
Lee  Mason,  shoemaker. 
Ludwig  Herman,  cabinetmaker. 
Moffett  G  W,  blacksmith. 
Post  Wesley,  hotel. 
Post  &  Lynch,  flour  mill. 
Price  W  H,  harnessmaker. 

WESTON.  The  county  seat  of  Lewis 
county,  is  an  incorporated  town  of  2,000 
inhabitants,  located  on  the  W.  Va.  & 
Pittsburgh  R.  R.,  145  miles  south  of 
Wheeling.  This  is  the  location  of  6 
churches,  a  graded  school,  3  hotels  and  1 
bank.  Three  weekly  newspapers,  The 
Democrat,  The  Republican  and  The 
World,  are  published.  The  manufactories 
here  consist  of  foundry  and  machine 
works,  woolen  mill,  furniture  works,  2 
flour  mills,  saw  mill  and  planing  mill. 
Exp.,  U.  S.  Tel.,  W.  U.  Charles  A,.. 
Anderson,  postmaster.  _    _^/ 

Aspinall  Wm  H,  clothing. 
Bailey  House,  Stokes  Tunstill  propr. 
Bailey  James  M,  barber. 
Bare  Junius  H,  druggist. 
Barnes  John  A,  general  store. 
Barnes  Thomas  N,  grocer. 
Bennett  E  A,  clerk  county  court. 
Bennett  Lewis,  lawyer. 
Bennett  W  G,  judge  circuit  court. 
Bideker  Eberhard,  shoemaker. 
Birnd  J  A,  supt  of  schools. 
Blair  Wm  A,  harnessmaker. 
Bland  &  Chrisman  (Robert  L  Bland,  Ar- 
thur Chrisman),  printers  and  stationers. 
Brannon  Henry,  lawyer. 
Brannon  John,  lawyer. 


VANCE  SHOE  COMPANY. 


BOOTS,  SHOES,  RUBBERS, 

SEE    PAGE    57. 


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Brannoo  Win  W,  Lawyer. 
Brinkman  Frederick,  dry  goods. 
Casey  M  J  &  Bro  (Michael  J   and  Patrick 

F),  general  store. 
Casey  MJ  &  Co  (Michael  J  and  Patrick  F 

Casey,  Martin  J  Whelan),  shoes. 
Chittister  Granville,  lawyer. 
Cole  Joseph  P,  livery. 
Collins  John,  county  commissioner. 
Cox  Joseph  B,  saloon. 
Crawford  P  H,  county  commissioner. 
Danger    George  C,    Propr    Weston 

Foundry  and  Machine  Works.     (See  p 

574.) 
Darlington  Mrs  M  S,  milliner. 
Dawson  T  Granville,  saloon. 
Dougherty  Michael  W,  saloon. 
Dunnington  W  L,  general  store. 
Dyer  Patrick  J,  propr  Phoenix  Hotel. 
Edmiston  Andrew,  lawyer. 
Edmiston  &    Chalfant  (T  G    Edmiston, 

Frank  H  Chalfant),  druggists. 
Egan  Bros  (Thomas  L  and  Hugh  P),  stoves 

and  tinware. 
Evans  Rev  B  B  (Methodist). 
Finster  George  V,  printer. 
Finster  James  B,  books  and  stationery. 
Fisher  Elias,  harnessmaker. 
Forinash  J  C  &,  Co  (James  C  Fori- 

nash,  Samuel  A  Steele),  Furniture  Mnfrs 

and  Undertakers.     (See  p  374.) 
Foster  James  M,  lawyer. 
Gebert  Frederick,  tailor. 
Giffln  A  G  &  Co  (A  G  Giffln,  Andrew  and 

Dr  M  Edmiston,  W  J  Kitson),  flour  mills. 
Greenstein  Adolph,  clothing. 
Hale  Thomas  W,  lawyer. 
Hall  J  B,  house  furnishings. 
Harrison  &  Bland  (R  H  Harrison,   R  L 

Bland),  proprs  The  Weston  Democrat. 
Harrison  &  Warren  (Thomas  W  Harrison, 

Allen  A  Warren),  hardware. 
Hayden  JM&  Son  (James  M  and  John 

F),  proprs  The  Weston  World. 


Henkle  Samuel  A,  lumber. 

Hindenach  Franz,  barber. 

Holland  Rev  J  W  (Methodist). 

Holt  Matthew  S,  propr  The  Weston  Re- 
publican. 

Hunton  Thomas,  lawyer. 

Kearns  Patrick,  shoemaker. 

Koon  Bros,  marble  works. 

Lacy  Rev  T  H  (Episcopal). 

Lewellen  Wm  F,  carriage  and  wagonmkr., 

Lewis  Albert  A,  general  store. 

Lively  Wm  E,  lawyer. 

Lynch  Columbus  F,  restaurant. 

McDonnell's  Hotel,  P  F  McDonnell 
Propr.     (See  p375.) 

McDonnell  Patrick  F,  Propr  Mc- 
Donnell's Hotel.     (See  p  375.) 

McCann  James  &  Sons,  wagonmakers. 

McGary  Wm  B,  prosecuting  attorney. 

Minnich  James  A,  telegraph  operator. 

Morrison  John,  general  store. 

National  Exchange  Bank,  A  H  Kunst  pres, 
D  M  Bailey  cash. 

Oliver  George  P, Justice, Court  House 
District. 

Patterson  Ralph  M,  grocer. 

Peterson  Jasper,  county  commissioner. 

Phoenix  Hotel,  P  J  Dyer  propr. 

Post  W  F,  sheriff. 

Ralston  E,  drugs  and  jewelry. 

Ricketts  John  E,  mayor  and. lawyer. 

Ross  George,  general  store. 

Ross  &  Higbie  (G  B  Ross,  A  H  Higbie}, 
druggists. 

Sheets  A  Co  (Laura  Sheets),  grocers. 

Simpson  George  B,  physician. 

Sims  &  Pritchett  (E  S  Sims,  Benjamin 
Pritchett),  blacksmiths. 

Smith  Hanson  H,  harnessmaker. 

Snyder  D  &Co  (David  Snyder,  S  A  SteeleX 
general  store. 

Stealey  Jacob,  photographer. 

Tigh  Morton  J,  cigar  mnfr. 

Tracy  Rev  J  M  A  (Catholic). 


West  Liberty  State  Normal  School, 

WEST  LIBERTY,  OHIO  COUNTY,  W.  VA. 

NORMAL  and  ACADEMIC  DEPARTMENTS. 

The  Normal  fits  teachers  for  their  work  ;  the  Academic  prepares  for  college,  or  gives  a  good  prac- 
tical education.  Location  pleasant  and  healthful;  discipline  and  instruction  careful  and  thorough'; 
building  and  appointments  pleasant ;  school  prosperous  and  enjoying  a  steady  growth.  Parents  cais 
trust  their  sons  and  daughters  to  the  care  of  the  faculty  with  confidence.  Tuition  free  to  normal 
appointees  ;  $20  to  $24  to  others.  Pupils  received  at  any  time.  Terms  open  second  Tuesday  of  Sep- 
tember, first  Tuesday  of  December,  and  fourth  Tuesday  of  March. 

For  information  or  catalogue,  address  the  principal,  ROBT.  A.  ARMSTRONG. 

0   S    Pflilnntf    ARCHITECT  AND  SUPERINTENDENT, 

V7#     V-F#    X    *■*■*■*  IJ\J  \s\/)    14th  and  Market  Sts.,  Wheeling,  W.  Va, 

24 


Mine  Supplies 


WIRE  HAULAGE  ROPE,  Coke  Hose,  Fan  Belts,  Brattice  Cloth,  Etc. 

wtrr  CHAS.  H.  BERRY,  Wheeling,  W.  Va. 


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WEST    VIRGINIA    STATE    GAZETTEER 


WES 


Troxwell  John  P,  grocer. 

Tunstill  Stokes,  propr  Bailey  House. 

Weber  A  R  &  Bro  (Albert  R  and  Granville 
B),  livery. 

West  M  M  &  Son  (Mansfield  M  and  Calvin 
A),  boots  and  shoes. 

Weston  Democrat  The,  Harrison  &  Bland 
proprs. 

Weston  Foundry  and  Machine 
Works,  G  C  Danser  Proper.  (See  below.) 

Weston  Republican  The,  M  S  Holt  propr. 

Weston  World  The,  J  M  Hayden  &  Son 
proprs. 

West  Virginia  &  Pittsburgh  R  R, 
J  N  Camden  Pres,  A  H  Kunst  Vice- 
Pres  and  General  Mngr,  M  H  Harrison 
Sec  and  Treas,  E  M  Vandevort  General 
Freight  and  Ticket  Agent,  H  M  Bulkley 
Auditor,  A  M  Lane  Asst  Supt.  (See 
opp.) 

Whelan  Andrew  F,  dry  goods. 

Whelan  Martin  J,  meat  market. 

Wilkerson  Charles,  barber. 

Williams  &  Davisson  (James  W  Williams, 
E  G  Davisson),  hardware. 

Wooddell  Wm  S,  chief  of  police. 

Woolfter  George,  clerk  circuit  court. 

WEST  UNION.     The  county  seat  of 


Doddridge  county,  is  located  on  the  Par- 
kersburgh  branch  of  the  B.  &  O.  R.  R.,  56 
miles  south  in  an  air  line  from  Wheeling, 
55  miles  east  of  Parkersburgh,  and  49  west 
of  Grafton  Junction.  Lumber  and  live 
stock  are  the  exporls.  The  press  is  repre- 
sented by  the  Record  and  the  Herald, 
Was  settled  in  1846  and  is  incorporated. 
Population,  500.  Exp.,  U.S.  Tel.,  W.  U. 
A.  C.  Holmes,  postmaster. 

Albright  Bros  (James  and  Frank),   hard- 
ware. 
Ash  Henry,  clerk  circuit  court. 
Ashburn  Amaziah,  physician,  2  miles  n. 
Bee  Alonzo  A,  propr  West  Union  Herald. 
Bee  Amos,  tanner. 
Bee  M  C,  livery. 
Blair  Jackson  B,  lawyer. 
Bland  Benton  C,  physician. 
Carroll  Benjamin  W,  meat  market. 
Charter  Lathrop  R,  physician. 
Cheuvront  Joseph,  propr  Grant  House. 
Cheuvront  Mrs  Mary  I,  milliner. 
Cheuvront  Wm  H,  justice. 
Crouse  M  R,  lawyer. 
Cupp  Samuel  J,  harnessmaker. 
Davis  Franklin  M,  justice. 
Farr  George  W,  lawyer. 


J.  C.  FORINASH  &  CO., 

Manufacturers  of  and  Dealers  in 
FIRST-CLASS 

FURNITURE. 

Undertaking  a  Specialty. 
WESTON,  WEST  VIRGINIA. 


WESTON  FOUNDRY  and  MACHINE  WORKS, 

GEORGE  C.  DANSER,  Proprietor, 

MANUFACTURERS  OF  AND  DEALERS  IN 

STOVE  CASTINGS,  HOLLOW  WARE, 

AGRICULTURAL   IMPLEMENTS,  PUMPS,  ETC. 
WESTON,  -  -  WEST  VIRGINIA. 


WES  AND    BU8INES8   DIBECTOBY.  WES  375 

WEST  VIRGINIA  &  PITTSBURGH 


This  road  runs  through  the  central  part  of  West  Virginia. 
It  begins  at  Clarksburg,  where  it  connects  with  the  Baltimore  & 
Ohio  Railroad,  and  runs  to  Weston,  where  it  branches,  the  main 
line  running,  at  present,  to  Sutton,  and  the  branch  to  Newton,  all 
in  West  Virginia.  An  extension  of  the  main  line  is  being  con- 
structed from  Flatwoods  to  the  Gauley  River,  and  it  will  be,  prob- 
ably, continued  through  to  Covington,  Virginia ;  thus  forming  a 
Southern  connection  with  the  Chesapeake  &  Ohio  Railroad. 

The  road  traverses  the  best  agricultural  and  timber  sections  of 
the  State.  There  are  a  number  of  large  lumber  plants  already  in 
operation  on  the  line,  and  more  building.  With  its  connections 
with  the  B.  &  O.  R.  R.,  the  W.  Va.  &  P.  R.  R.  offers  the  very 
best  facilities  for  reaching  the  largest  commercial  markets  in  the 
country.    See  time  card. 

MeDONNELL'S  HOTEL 

P.  F.  McDONNELL,  Proprietor. 

BEST  LOCATION  IN  THE  CITY. 

XTRA  LARGE  ROOMS  FOR  COMMERCIAL  MEN 

TWO  MINUTES'  WALK  FROM  DEPOT. 

LIVERY  IN  CONNECTION. 

Rates,  $2.00  Per  Day. 

WESTON,  -  -  WEST  VIRGINIA. 


DCOinFMprQ     EDWARD  B.  FRANZHEIM,  ARCHITECT, 

RLOlULIlULOe       IMiblic  Library  Bnildiug,    -    -    WHEELING,  W.  VA. 


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Foley  Benjamin  W,  general  store. 
Gatrell  John  W,  blacksmith. 
Grant  House,  Joseph  Cheuvront  propr. 
Haldeman  Peter  S,  wagonmaker. 
Haldeman    &  Trough    (Henry   M 

Haldeman,    Wm    J    Trough),    General 

Store. 
Holmes  Alfred  C,  postmaster. 
Ingle  Arthur,  blacksmith. 
Ingle  John,  lawyer. 
Kinney  &  Foley  (Russell  J  Kinney,  James 

I  Foley),  produce. 
McBee,  sewing  machines. 
McCally  John  G,  physician. 
McConnell  Mrs  R  J,  milliner. 
McLane  Wm  L,  druggist. 
McLane  &  Griffin  (Wm  L  McLane,  Millard 

F  Griffin),  physicians. 
McMillan  Silas  B,  sheriff. 
Markey  Joseph    B,  General  Store, 

Wholesale  Grocer,  Produce,  Etc. 
Maulsby  Benjamin  H,  station  agent  B  & 

ORy. 
Pearcy  Lott,  clerk  county  court. 
Ruley  &  Bro,  General  Store  and  Saw 

Mill. 
Smith  Benjamin,  flour  mill,  8  miles  w. 
Smith  Lloyd  L,  general  store,  8  miles  w. 
Smith,  McConnell  &    Co  (Frank  Smith, 

Robert  J  McConnell,  Silas  B  McMillan), 

flour  mill. 
Smith  Silas  P,  propr  West  Union  Record. 
Spurr  Wm  E,  grocer. 
Strickling  Wm,  physician,  5  miles  n. 
Stuart  &  Farr  (Winfield  S  Stuart,  George 

W  Farr),  lawyers. 
Stutler  Abram  H,  jeweler. 
Stutler  Elbert  B,  barber. 
Stuart  Winfield  S,  prosecuting  attorney. 
Stuck  James  W,  lawyer. 
Thorndell  James  H,  propr  United  States 

Hotel. 
Trainer  G  H  &  Bro  (George  H  and 

Joseph  E),  General  Store. 
Twyford  George  W,  general  store 
United  States  Hotel,  James  H  Thorndell 

propr. 
West  Union  Herald,  Alonzo  A  Bee  propr. 
West  Union  Record.  Silas  P  Smith  propr. 
Willis    &    Stuck    (M    Haymond     Willis, 

James  W  Stuck),  lawyers. 


WHEATLAND.  On  the  N.  &  W. 
R.  R.,  in  Jefferson  county,  4i  miles  from 
Charles  Town,  the  judicial  seat  and  near- 
est bank  location.  Population,  175.  J. 
J.  Jobe,  postmaster. 

Feigans  W  C,  flour  mill. 
Jobe  J  J,  Woolen  Mill. 


Renner  I  N,  flour  mill. 
Rowland  J  W,  flour  mill. 


WHEELING.  \  Situated  in  the  north- 
western portion  of  West  Virginia  is  Wheel- 
ing, the  largest  and  most  important  city  in 
the  State.)  It  now  is  the  county  seat  of 
Ohio  coifnty,  and  it  formerly  was  the  capi- 
tal of  the  State,  but,  some  years  ago,  in 
response  to  a  popular  demand  that  the 
State  capital  be  nearer  the  center  of  the 
State,  the  capital  was  removed  to  Charles- 
ton, where  it  has  since  remained.  The 
settlement  of  Wheeling  was  made  in  the 
year  1769  by  the  brothers,  Colonel  Eben- 
ezer,  Jonathan  and  Silas  Zane.  At  the  time 
of  its  settlement  it  was  called  Zanesbiirg, 
which  name  it  retained  until  about  1776, 
when  the  name  was  changed  to  Fort 
Henry,  in  honor  of  the  fort  built  for  its 
defense.  About  a  decade  later  the  name 
was  again  changed,  this  time  to  the  one 
which  it  now  bears,  and  which  has  made 
it  famous  throughout  the  civilized  world. 
It  is  through  her  manufacturing  interests* 
that  Wheeling  has  reached  her  pres- 
ent stature  and  acquired  an  enviable 
reputation  in  the  commercial  centers 
of  the  world.  In  the  markets  of  Europe, 
India,  South  America — the  Old  and  Ithe 
New  World — Wheeling  nails,  Wheeling 
glassware  and  Wheeling  stogies  are  held 
in  the  highest  esteem.  Fortunately  for  the 
city,  her  industries  have  been  and  are  so 
diversified  that  she  is  dependent  on  no  one 
industry  alone  but  profits  by  them  alL 
While  such  diversification  has  not  been 
conducive  to  a  rapid  growth  along  the 
boom  lines  of  town  development,  it  has. 
given  her  a  solid,  substantial  basis  of  pros- 
perity which  could  have  been  attained  in 
no  other  way.  The  growth  of  the  city 
has  been  slow  but  of  the  most  perma- 
nent character.  The  various  waves  of 
financial  disaster  which  have  from  time 
to  time  swept  over  the  country,  have|passed 
by  her  and  left  her  unharmed,  frequently 
almost  untouched.  The  population  of 
Wheeling  is  upwards  of  40,000  souls.  Her 
advantageous  location  and  the  extent  and 
diversification  of  her  manufacturing  inter- 
ests unite,  however,  to  render  her  com- 
mercial importance  greater  than  that  of 
many  a  city  of  double  or  thrice  that  size. 
The  iron  and  steel  interest?  of  Wheeling 
are  the  most  jmportant  interests  of  the 
city.  The  admirable  finish  and  superior 
quality,  as  well  as  the  vast  quantity  of 
nails  here  produced,  have  given  her  the 
soubriquet  of  the  "Nail  City."    More  than. 


COX  <&  MORRISON, 


Proprs.  WHEELING   BOILER   WORKS.    Port- 
able, marine  and  Stationary  Boilers,  and  all 

Kinds  of  Heavy  Sheet  Iron  Work.  Wheeling,  W.  Va.    See  P.  5. 


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one-half  of  the  cut  nails  manufactured 
west  of  the  Alleghenies,  and  about  one- 
fourth  of  the  entire  product  of  the  country, 
are  made  within  her  mills.  Her  seven  nail 
mills  have  an  aggregate  capital  of  $4,100,- 
000.  The  1,140  nail  machines  that  are  in 
them  have  an  annual  capacity  of  2,830,000 
kegs  of  steel  nails,  which  find  a  ready 
market  in  all  parts  of  the  country,  but 
mainly  in  the  West  and  South,  to  which 
portions  of  the  country  the  Ohio  river  fur- 
nishes her  a  ready  and  cheap  method  of 
transportation.  There  are  no  nails  manu- 
factured that  command  higher  prices,  or 
are  more  in  demand,  than  those  of  the 
' '  Nail  City. "  Three  Bessemer  steel  plants, 
which  produce  annually  210,000  tons  of 
soft  steel,  and  do  business  on  a  capital  of 
$1,200,000,  are  in  successful  operation. 
This  tteel  has  to  a  very  great  extent  dis- 
placed wrought  iron  for  a  variety  of  pur- 
poses. The  only  establishment  making  steel 
gas  and  steam  pipe  (the  Riverside  Iron 
Works)  is  located  within  her  limits.  The 
next  industry  in  importance  is  the  glass 
industry,  which  employs  a  capital  of  up- 
wards of  $1,000,000  for  its  successful  pro- 
secution, and  furnishes  employment  to  sev- 
eral thousand  highly  skilled  and  highly 
paid  workmen.  Wheeling  glassware  en- 
joys an  enviable  reputation  in  all  the  lead- 
ing markets  of  the  country,  and  large 
quantities  are  shipped  to  South  American 
States  and  also  to  Germany.  The  business 
done  in  manufactured  tobacco  and  cigars 
is  enormous.  "Wheeling  Stogies"  are 
famous  the  world  over,  and  the  "Mail 
Pouch"  and  "Red  Letter"  brands  of 
smoking  tobacco  are  on  sale  at  every  cross- 
roads store  from  the  lakes  to  the  gulf. 
There  are  forty-four  firms  in  this  city  en- 
gaged in  the  manufacture  of  cigars,  and 
the  interest  furnishes  employment  to  a 
large  number  of  workmen.  The  three 
potteries  in  the  city  have  an  aggregate 
capital  stock  of  about  $700,000  and  fur- 
nish employment  to  about  a  thousand 
hands.  There  are  two  large  breweries  in 
the  city.  The  larger,  that  of  the  Reyman 
Brewing  Company,  having  a  daily  output 
of  2,000  kegs  of  lager  beer.  The  Schmul- 
bach  Brewing  Company  falls  but  a  trifle 
short  of  having  an  equal  output.  There 
are  innumerable  smaller-sized  industries, 
such  as  foundries,  boiler  works,  machine 
shops,  carriage  and  wagon  works,  tack  and 
hinge  factories,  canning  establishments, 
planing  mills,  box  factories  and  other 
industrial  plants,  whose  aggregate 
capital    runs     into     the     millions,     and 


which  furnish  employment  to  sev- 
eral thousand  skilled  workmen  and 
put  large  amounts  of  money  into  direct 
weekly  circulation.  Wheeling  is  on  the 
lines  of  the  Baltimore  &  Ohio,  Ohio  River, 
and  Pittsburgh,  Cincinnati,  Chicago  &  St 
Louis  R.  Rs.  The  Wheeling  Bridge  and 
Terminal  Railway  Company  connects  it 
also  with  the  Cleveland  &  Pittsburgh,  the 
Wheeling  &  Lake  Erie  and  the  Cleveland, 
Wheeling  &  Lorain  railroads.  The  Ohio 
river  is  bridged  at  the  upper  end  of  the 
city  by  the  Terminal  Railway  Company's 
bridge,  which  was  built  for  the  purpose  of 
connecting  all  the  railway  lines  which 
enter  Wheeling  and  Martin's  Ferry,  and 
also  to  furnish  terminal  and  switching  fa- 
cilities for  them .  The  system  has  three 
tunnels,  a  union  passenger  station, and  will 
have  20  miles  of  track  and  siding,  in  ad- 
dition to  the  bridge  before  referred  to, 
which  is  one  of  the  finest  in  the  country 
and  a  triumph  of  engineering  skill.  Wheel- 
ing Island,  which  is  a  portion  of  the  city, 
is  connected  with  the  central  part  of  the 
city  by  two  bridges  over  which  horse  car 
and  electric  street  railways  are  operated. 
Four  express  companies  maintain  offices 
within  the  city.  They  are  the  Adams,  B. 
&  O.,  American  and  the  United  States. 
In  addition  to  the  railway  and  express 
facilities  an  enormous  freight  traffic  is 
carried  on  with  the  south  and  west  by 
means  of  the  Ohio  river,  which,  connect- 
ing as  it  does  with  the  vast  Mississippi 
system,  of  which  it  is  itself  a  valuable  in- 
tegral part,  furnishes  a  cheap  and  reliable 
mode  of  transportation  to  distant  cities 
that  would  otherwise  be  inaccessible.  W. 
J.  W.  Conden,  postmaster) 
Aaron  Mrs  Jenetta,  dry  goods,  2159  Main. 
Abercrombie  C  H  &  Co,  millinery,  3901 

Jacob . 
Acker  J  R  &  Co  (James  R  and  Miller  E 

Acker),  flour  and  feed,  115  16th. 
Ackerman     Clemens,     blacksmith,     1713 

Chapline. 
Ackerman  Gregory,  phys.  2319  Chapline. 
Adams  Charles  F,  installment  goods,  1027 

Main. 
Adams  Express  Co,  J  F  Merriman  agent, 

1120  Main. 
Adams  Isaac  H,  grocer,  1024  Market. 
Adams  James  P,  Sec  The  Franklin 

Insurance  Co,  35  12th.     (Seep  385.) 
Adams  &   McKown    (Brooke  E  Adams, 

Harry  L  McKown),  sanitary  plumbers, 

1510  Market. 
Adolph  Duncan,  grocer,  68  12th. 
Adolph  Frederick,  meats,  2d  Ward  mkt. 


Office  Furniture 


and  Bar  Fixtures,  also  all  Kinds  of  SPECIAL  Fl  II- 
NITCRE.  C.  J.  STECHOW  FURNITURE  and  FIX- 
TURE CO.,  112  and  114  Market  Street,  Parkersbnrg,  W.  Va. 


IffcLAIN     BROTHERS, 

Wholesale  and  Retail  Druggists 
WHEELING,  W.  VA 


A.  ( 


Proprietors  and  Manufacturers  of  MeLAIN'S  RELIABLE  FAM  > 
ILT  MEDICINES,  WHEELING  PILLS,  PECTORAL  »>YRUPr 
GOOD  INTENT   LINIMENT,  WORM  SYRUP,  WORM   CANDY. 


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Albright    Mrs    Maggie,     hardware,    2607 

Chapline. 
Aldcrson  J  C  &  Co  (Joseph  C  Alder- 
son),  Insurance,  1318  MtfJ&t. 
Alexander  &  Co  (Seaton  AIexander),8hoes, 

1049  Main. 
Alford  John,  grocer,  3529  Jacob. 
Allison    Wm   B,  Wire    Works,    1707 

Eofl.     (Seep  399.) 
Altmeyer  Mrs    Mantha,  dry  goods,  3844 

Jacob. 
Altmeyer  &  Meyer  (P  J  Altmeyer,  Ed  J 

Meyer),  furniture,  3305  Jacob. 
American    Devon    Cattle    Club, 

Edward    D   Hicks  Pres,  D  T  Newton 

Vice-Pres,   L  P  Sisson  Sec  and  Treas, 

1314  Market. 
American  Express  Co,  W  M  Bougher  agt, 

1233  Main. 
American  Insurance  Co  (capital,  $100,000), 

P  B  Dobbins  pres,  George  H  Robinson 

sec,  1160  Main. 
American  Maturity  and  Loan  Association, 

Roy  Warren  gen  mngr,  n  w  cor  Market 

and  14th. 
Ames  Edward,  saloon,  20  16th. 
Amick  Charles,  saloon,  1231  Main. 
Amick  Henry,  saloon,  1513  Main. 
Anderson  Wm  H,  supt  of  city  schools,  45 

14th. 
Andlinger  Joseph,  barber,  3707  Jacob. 
Arbenz  Henry  J,  music  teacher,  45  15th. 
Arkle  George,  justice,  1314  Market. 
Arkle  Joseph,  justice,  3519  Jacob. 
Arkle  Joseph  A,  grocer,  4117  Jacob. 
Arkle  Robert,  grocer,  cor  43d  and  Jacob. 
Arkle  Mrs  R  V,  fancy  goods,  3613  Jacob. 
Arkle  R  V  &  Son  (R  V  and  J   M),  stoves, 

3617  Jacob. 
Armbrecht  Wm  C,  druggist,  3841  Jacob. 
Arnett  Wm  W,  lawyer,  City  bldg 
Arnold  Mrs  Sallie  P,  rest,  1511  Main. 
Arthur  Wm,   butter  and  eggs,  2d  Ward 

market. 
Aschman  Gustavus  A,  phys,  1301  Market. 
Asmus  Louis,  livery,  3710  Jacob. 
Asselta  Nick  V,  confectr,  1407  Market. 
Auber  Prank,  shoes,  2142  Main. 
Auber  Henry,  shoemaker,  2703  Chapline. 
Auber  Otto  H,  hardware,  3503  Jacob. 
Aul  Conrad,  dyer,  1311  Market. 
Bach  Edward,  barber,  1132  Water. 
Bachman  Conrad,  grocer,  2201  Eoff. 
Bachman  Wm  P,  millinery,  1071  Main. 
Bachmann  Louis  H,   grocer,  2133  Chap- 
line. 
Bachmann  P  &  Sons  (Peter,  Benjamin  F 

and  Charles  F),  comn,  1125  Market. 
Bader  &    Maurer  (Killy    Bader,    Phillip 

Maurer),  saloon,  1415  Market. 


Baer's  Simon  Sons  (Henry,  Marcus, 
Bernhard  and  Ernest),  Whol  Grocers, 
1412-1416  Main. 

Bagueley  H  Byron,  phys,  2330  Chapline. 

Baiker  Bros  (Joseph  H  and  Lorenz),  laun- 
dry, 1420  Market. 

Bailey  John,  produce,  87  5th  Ward  mkt. 

Bailey  Patrick,  produce,  52  5th  Ward  mar- 
ket. 

Bailie  John,  ticket  agt,  1200  Market. 

Baird  George,  sec  city  water  board,  City 
bldg. 

Baird  James,  meats,  2d  Ward  market. 

Baird  Reed,  physician,  72  14th. 

Ball  Enoch,  shoes,  1039  Main. 

Ball  John  H,  locksmith,  1406  Market. 

Ballard  J  L,  mngr  Edward  L  Rose  &  Co; 
51  12th. 

Balzar  Miss  Rosa,  milliner,  1105  Main. 

Bank  of  the  Ohio  Valley  (capital,  $175,- 
000),  Wm  A  Isett  pies,  F  P  Jepson  cash? 
32  12th. 

Bank  of  Wheeling  (Capital,  $200,- 
000;  Surplus,  $15,000),  Daniel  C  List 
Pres,  G  Lamb  Cash,  1229  Main. 

Barnes  &  McGregor  (Harland  P 
McGregor),  China,  Glas9  and  Queens- 
ware,  1319  Main. 

Barrett  Gregory,  capt  10th  TJ  S  Infantry, 
in  charge  U  S  recruiting  office,  1131 
Main. 

Barth  &  Dailer  (Frank  X  Barth,  Joseph  L 
Dailer),  barbers,  1061  Market. 

Bashar  Christian,  harnessmkr,  2143  Main. 

Bashar  Mrs  M  E,  cigar  mnfr,  41  16th. 

Bates  Wm  J,  physician,  73  12th. 

Bauer  Caroline,  grocer,  185  16th. 

Baumer  F  W  &  Co  (Frederick  W 
Baumer,  John  W  Millgan),  Pianos,  Or- 
gans and  Musical  Merchandise,  1310 
Market. 

Bayha  David'  H,  Galvanized  Iron 
Cornice,  Window  Caps,  Skylights,  Etc, 
1918  Main.    (See  p  399.) 

Bayha  Gottleib,  baker,  1161  Market. 

Bayha  Henry,  meats,  1107  Market. 

Bayha  John  C,  meats  2d  Ward  market. 

Bebout  Wm  S,  Physician,  63  15th. 

Beck  John  C,  cigar  mnfr,  2329  Eoff. 

Beck  Noah  W,  Brass  Founder,  12-14 
16th. 

Beckendorf  Frederick,  baker,  3724  Jacob. 

Becker  John,  jeweler,  3527  Jacob. 

Becker  Michael  A,  dentist,  1049  Main. 

Beekman  Samuel  M,  baths,  60  12tb. 

Behler  Charles  R,  propr  Hotel  Behler,. 
1214  Water. 

Behrens  H  Fred,  grocer,  3748  Jacob. 

Beihl  Elizabeth,  confectr,  1618  Jacob. 

Bell  John  M,  baker,  1114  Market. 


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378 


REYMANN  BREWING 


BREWERS  AND  BOTTLERS  OF  THEIR  CELEBRATED 
BRANDS  OF 

LAGER,  EXPORT  and  BAVARIAN 


Largest  Brewing  Establishment  in  West 

Virginia,  Western  Pennsylvania 

or  Eastern  Ohio. 


WHEELING, 


W.  VA 


G.  Mendel  &  Co.,  f, 


FURNITURE  and  CARPETS, 


24  MAIN    STREET, 


WHEELING,  W.  VA. 


380 


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WEST    VIRGINIA    STATE    GAZETTEER 


WHE 


Bell  Joseph  Stove  Co,  Joseph  Bell  pres 
and  treas,  David  Bell  sec,  341  Main. 

Bell  &  Wells  (Samuel  H  Bell,  George  A 
Wells),  whol  produce,  1213  Main. 

Belleville  J  E,  physician,  1413  Chapline. 

Bellinger  Valentine,  liquors,  2255  Market. 

Belmont  Nail  Co,  A  W  Kelly  pres,  J  D 
Du  Bois  sec,  N  Reister  general  mngr, 
Water  bet  25th  and  27th. 

Beltz  Albert,  merchant  tailor,  84  16th. 

Beltz  Alexander,  cooper,  2217th. 

Beltz  August,  wagonmader,  809  Market. 

Beltz,  Flading  &  Co  (John  W  Beltz, 
JohnFlading,  M!F  Giesey),  Planing  Mill, 
cor  19th  and  Eoff. 

Beltz  Louis,  shoemaker,  113  18th. 

Bcneko  &  Co  (Claus  and  Peter  Ben- 
eke),  Furniture  Mnfrs,  cor  22d  and 
Water. 

Bentley  Wm,  butter  and  eggs,  2d  Ward 
market. 

Benwood  Ironworks,  A  W  Camp- 
bell Pres,  L  S  Delaplain  Vice-Pres, 
Alonzo  Loring  Sec,  George  Wise  Asst 
Sec,  Mnfrs  of  Steel  Nails  and  Pig  Iron, 
Factories,  Benwood,  W  Va;  Blast  Fur- 
nace, Martin's  Ferry,  Ohio;  Office,  11 
14th. 

Berron  Abram,  grocer,  4602  Jacob. 

Berry  Charles  H,  Cordage  and  Mill 
Supplies,  1230  Water.  (See  left  top  lines.) 

Beuttr  Charles  jr,  saloon,  330  Main. 

Beuter  Gustav  A,  hats,  1101  Main. 

Beuter  Max,  barber,  25  11th. 

Biddle  Lloyd,  liquors,  3531  Jacob. 

Bieberson  Henry,  saloon,  1429  South. 

Biedenbach  Ferdinand,  saloon, 1208  Water. 

Biedenbach  John,  saloon,  1501  Market 

Bingell  Mrs  S  J,  drugs,  55  33d. 

Bireli  John  HI,  Principal  Linsly  Insti- 
tute, cor  Eoff  and  15th.     (See  p  399.) 

Bishop  Bros  (Andrew  and  John),  saloon, 
935  Market. 

Bishop  Joseph,  saloon,  131  18th. 

Bishopf  Louis,  saloon,  4303  Jacob. 

Black  Robert  H,  marble,  1513  Chapline. 

Blatchley  John  W,  furniture,  cor  Market 
and  22d. 

Bleifus  Valentine,  meats,  140  16th. 

Block  Bros  Tobacco  Co  The,  A  Block 
pres,  A  O  Maxwell  sec,  S  S  Block  treas, 
cor  40th  and  Water. 

Blond  Louis  V,  shoes,  1135  Main. 

Blum  Fred  A,  grocer,  3601  Jacob. 

Board  of  Public  Works,  Charles 
Schmidt  Pres,  Thomas  M  Darrah  Clerk, 
City  Bldg. 

Boas  Jacob,  shoemaker,  1712  Wood. 

Bocking  Edmund,  drugs,  1  Odd  Fellows* 
Hall. 


Bockler  John,  tanner,  2248  Main. 

Bode  Henry,  grocer,  2148  Main. 

Boggs  Run  Colliery,  Boggs  Run   Mining 

and  Mnfg  Co  proprs. 
Bonenberger  Peter,  saloon,  2227  Main. 
Booth  Asa  B,  saloon,  1151  Market. 
Booth  &  Baker  (John   Booth,  H  J  Baker), 

second-hand  goods,  1057  Market. 
Booth  &  Digby  (Frank  Booth,  George  T 

Digby),  produce  comn,  1308  Main. 
Boteler  Charles  W,  ins  agent,  30  12th. 
Botsford  Wm  M,  teas,  1734  Market. 
Bott  Adolpb,  grocer,  2631  Eoff. 
Bott  Mrs  Sabina,  saloon,  2118  Main. 
Bougher  Wm  M,  agent  American  Express 

Co,  1233  Main. 
Bowers  George  &  Son  (George  and  Wm) 

meats,  24  5th  Ward  market. 
Boy  ee  Samuel  O,  Lawyer,  and  Notary 

Public;  Collections  Promptly  Attended 

to,  1501  Chapline.     (See  p  399.) 
Boyd  Edgar  E,  lawyer,  71  12ih. 
Boyd  &  Co  (George  W  Boyd),   shoes,  1411 

Main. 
Boyd  &  Sommerville  (George   E  Boyd, 

James   B  Sommerville),   lawyers,    1517 

Chapline. 
Bradley  Mrs    Bridget,   produce,    64   5th 

Ward  market. 
Brahler  John  J,  barber,  4527  Jacob. 
Brailly  Ernest  E.undertkr,  1527  Chapline. 
Brannen  Henry  C,  phys,  2504  Chapline. 
Braunlich  Charles  F,  shoemaker,  73  Zane. 
Breining  Joseph,  cigar  mDfr,  1003  Main. 
Bremer  Conrad,  cigar  mnfr,  3523  Jacob. 
Bremer    &    Mabis    (George    W    Bremer, 

George  W  and  Milton  B  Mabis),  grocers, 

1405  Main. 
Brenneman     Howard,     mngr     Wheeling 

Brancn  U  S  Baking  Co. 
Breslauer  Adolph,  hair  goods,  1148  Main. 
Brewster  Thomas,  produce,  49  5th  Ward 

market. 
Brewster  Thomas  J,  meats,  1100  Market. 
Brice  S  L,  drugs,  3546  Jacob. 
Brilles  MJ&  Son  (M  J  and  Henry),  tailors, 

cor  12th  and  Market. 
Brinkmann  Henry,  saloon,  4313  Jacob. 
Briscoe  C  B,  insurance  agt,  1323  Market. 
Brockunier  Bros  (Charles  R  and  Wilbur 

C),  oil  producers,  7  Reilly  blk. 
Brown  John,  photographer,  1222  Market. 
Brown  Woffbrd,  Propr  Ohio  Valley 

News  Co,  1205  Market.     (See  p  391.) 
Brubaugh  Reinhart  H,  barber,  15  16th. 
Brunhaus  Henry,  restaurant,  2d  Ward  mkt. 
Buckley  Claude,  insurance,  1221  Market. 
Buckman  E  &  Co  (Emanuel  Buckman), 

whol  hats  and  caps,  1313  Main. 


WHE  AND   BUSINESS   DIBKCTORY.  WHE  381 

WHEELING  &  PARKERSBDRG 

PACKET  LINE. 


STEAMERS . 


FRED.  KEMPER,  Master. 


ED.  DUNN,  Clerk. 


Departs  for  Parkersburg  every  Monday,  Wednesday  and  Friday  at  11.30  A.  M.  and  for 
Pittsburgh  every  Sunday  at  5  A.  M. 


J.  M.  GAMBLE,  Master. 


JOHN  HYER,  Clerk. 


Departs  for  Parkersburg  every  Sunday,  Tuesday  and  Thursday  at  11.30  A.  M.,  and  for 
Pittsburgh  every  Friday  at  10  P.  M. 


CROCKARD  &  BOOTH, 

GENERAL  STEAMBOAT  AGENTS, 

Foot  I  Ith  Street,  WHEELING,  W.  VA. 


Agents  for  all  Steamboats  landing  in  Wheeling. 


insure  Paohnrlu  Incuranno  Pn  0F  WHEEL,NG.  w  VA- 

IN  THE  r  BoDOOy    inSUrdfSCe   bUi  Cash  Capital,  $100,000.00 


382 


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WEST   VIRGINIA    STATE    GAZETTEER 


WHE 


Billiard    Printing    House,    It   J 

Billiard  Mngr,  14  12th. 

Billiard  Reuben  J,  Mnfr  Bullard 
Printing  House,  14  12th. 

Bullard  Robert  H,  physician,  55  16th. 

Burke  Thomas  C,  city  agent  B&ORK, 
cor  South  and  Water. 

Burkey  Rosa,  dressmaker,  143  16th. 

Burkhard  John  F,  stoves.  1717  Jacob. 

Burkle  Wm,  meats,  2d  Ward  market. 

Burrows  Martin,  butter  and  eggs,  2d  Ward 
market. 

Burt  Robert  B,  druggist,  39  Virginia. 

Burt  W  T  &  Co(Wm  T  Burt),  heavy  hard- 
ware, 1218  Main. 

Busbey  Lemuel  T,  hardware,  1157  Market. 

Caddie  George  J,  dentist,  1216  Market. 

Caldwell  B  F  &  Co  (Benjamin  F  Caldwell, 
Frank  H  Keller,  Wm  E  Caldwell),  gal- 
vanized iron  cornice,  copper  and  tin- 
ware, 1507  Main. 

Caldwell  Harry  C,  lawyer,  69  12th. 

Caldwell  Wm  H,  lawyer  and  justice,  1220 

ATorljfit 

Caldwell' &  Caldwell  (George  B  and  Al- 
fred), lawyers,  1515  Market. 

Caldwell  &  Geiger  (S  B  Caldwell,  C  H 
Geiger),  dentists,  1148  Market. 

Caldwell  &  Peterson  Mnfg  Co,  Wm  F  Pe- 
terson pres,  Frank  G  Caldwell  sec, 
roofers,  1425  South. 

Calissi  Joseph,  confectioner,  1611  Market. 

Cameron  Mrs  Mary,  saloon,  1622  Wood. 

Campbell  Alexander  R,  insurance,  33 
14th. 

Campbell  David  M,  fruits,  1500  Market. 

Campbell  John  A,  physician,  2136  Market. 

Campbell  J  B  &  Co  (James  B  Camp- 
bell, Bernard  Kelly), Produce,  2021  Main. 
(See  opp  classifitd  Produce.) 

Cappel  &  Weisgerber,  saloon,  1527  Market. 

Capps  &  Loomis  (Albert  Capps,  John  Loo- 
mis),  saloon,  1024  Main. 

Carenbauer  Mrs  Elizabeth,  grocer,  71  18th. 

Carenbauer  John  W,  grocer,  648  Market. 

Carl  Herman  C,  barber,  4308  Jacob. 

Carl  Louis,  saloon.  3715  Jacob. 

Carle  Bros  (John  M  and  Wm),  books,  1308 
Market. 

Carr  Charles  B,livery,cor  Market  and  10th. 

Carroll  Mrs  B  J,  milliner.  22  11th. 

Carroll  John  J,  dentist,  2116  Market. 

Carroll  &  Bro  (Patrick  D  Carroll),  marble 
works,  10  16th. 

Cartwright  Thomas  J,  cutlery,  1007  Main. 

Castor  Mrs  M  E,  rubber  stamps,  1731  Mar- 
ket. 

Caul  lie  Id  Mrs  E,  Music  Teacher,  1058 
Market. 


Caullield  Thomas  A,  Pianos,  Organs 
and  all  Kinds  of  Musical  Instruments, 
Music  Books,  Etc,  1058  Market.  (Seep 
397.) 

Central  District  and  Printing  Telegraph 
Co  The,  M  R  Wolff  supt,  3  People's 
Bank  bldg. 

Central  Glass  Co,  Nathan  B  Scott  pres, 
Wm  Goering  treas,  1501  McColloch. 

Central  Oil  Co  (capital.  $40,000),  N  B 
Scott  pres,  Edward  L  Rose  vice  pres,  C 
P  Brown  sec  and  treas,  51  12th. 

Centre  Foundry,  A  J  Cecil  pres,  John 
Young  mngr,  2011  Main. 

Chaney  H  Elbin,  drugs,  2601  Eoff. 

Citizens'  Railway  Co,  J  A  Miller  pres,  F 
P  Hall  sec,  M  Loftus  supt,  10  10th. 

City  Bank  of  Wheeling  (capital,  $100,000), 
Henry  K  List  pres,  Robert  C  Dalzell 
cash,  1316  Market. 

Cily  Gas  Works,  Harrison  H  Dunlevy 
Pres,  Wm  H  Shaffer,  August  J  Schultz 
Trustees,  Albert  A  Franzheim  Sec  and 
Purchasing  Agent,  George  Heil  Asst 
Sec,  J  B  Wilke  Collector,  Samuel  M 
Darrah  Supt,  Office  City  Bldg. 

Clark  Julius  B,  whol  liquors,  6  16th. 

Clarke  Asbury  J,  lawyer,  71  12th. 

Claus  Peter,  confectioner,  141  Zane. 

Clemans  Wm  P,  junk,  1418  South. 

Cleveland,  Lorain  &  Wheeling  R  R,George 
B  Turner  agent,  1209  Main. 

Clinton  Wm  D,  Physician,  36  11th. 

Clohan  Elizabeth, prin  Clay  Public  School. 

Clouston  James  M,  Publisher,  1215 
Market.     (See  p  397.) 

Cole  Thomas  J,grocer,cor  35th  and  Jacob. 

Coleman  John,  drugs,  2500  Chapline. 

Coleman  Peter  J,  cigar  mnfr,  83  33d. 

Collins  Mary  E,  dressmaker,  22  S  Huron. 

Colmar  Louis  Jr,  Propr  West  Vir- 
ginia Staats  Zeitung,  8  12th. 

Colvig  M  A  &  Co  (Wm  H  Colvig),  milli- 
nery goods,  1056  Main. 

Commercial  Bank  (capital,  $80,000),  W  M 
List  pres,  F  C  Hildreth  cash,  1303  Main. 

Conard  Wm,  saloon,  1226  Market. 

Coniff  John  J,  lawyer,  1503  Chapline. 

Connelly  Elizabeth,  grocer,  West  bet  3d 
and  4th. 

Conner  Charles  W,  Sec  and  Treas 
Wheeling  Ice  and  Storage  Co,  2224 
Water.     (See  left  top  lines  and  p  57.) 

Conwell  Annie,produce,47  5th  Wardmkt. 

Cook  Harvey  E,  bottler,  4226  Jacob. 

Copeland  &  Bell  (Wm  H  Copeland,  Ed- 
ward O  Bell),  physicians,  1121  Main. 

Copp  &  Devore  (Charles  H  Copp,  James 
H  Devore),  brokers,  cor  Main  and  I4th^ 

Costello  Mary,  confectioner,  316  Main. 


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Counilian  Bros  (James,  Patrick  and 
Joseph),  Whol  Produce  and  Fruits; 
Agents  Cruikshanks'  Preserves,  Jellies, 
Etc,  1042  Market. 

Courts  James  A,  grocer,  168  14th. 

Cowden  Wm  J  W,  lawyer,  1417  Chapline. 

Cowgill  Asa  W,  butter  and  eggs,  2d  Ward 

Cox  &  Morrison  (Wm  M  Cox,  Alex- 
ander Morrison),  Mnfrs  Boilers  and  all 
Kinds  of  Heavy  Sheet  Iron  Work,  cor 
18th  and  Chapline.  (See  right  top  lines 
and  p  5.) 

Crago  Mrs  F  H,  notions,  3504  Jacob. 

Crangle  James,  grain,  1510  Main. 

Cranmer  Gibson  L,  lawyer-,  69  12th. 

Crawford  Michael  C,  insurance,  1525 
Chapline. 

Crawford  Rebecca,  grocer,  1026  Market. 

Crawford  Wm  A,  installment  goods,  1610 
Market. 

Crescent  Colliery,  Whitaker  Iron  Works 
operators. 

Criswell  John  B,  china,  2124  Main. 

Criswell  Newton  C,  lawyer,  1503  Chapline. 

Crockard  &  Booth  (John  Crockard, 
Frank  B  Booth),  General  Steamboat 
Agents,  foot  11th.     (See  p  381.) 

Crumbacker  G  &  Co  (George  and  John  E 
Crumbacker,  Robert  Hiser),  coal,  cor 
16th  and  Eoff. 

Cumming  James,  broker,  1415  Main. 

Cummings  George  A,  city  water  inspector, 
City  bldg. 

Cunningham  Wm  C,  shoemaker,  79  Zane. 

Curry  &  Simpson  (Wm  H  Curry,  C  H 
Simpson),  insurance,  1207  Main. 

Dailer  Charles,  shoemaker,  1408  Market. 

Dailer  Edward,  barber,  2357  Market. 

Dailer  Herman,  tailor,  2214  Main. 

Dannenberg  Bros  (Henry  and  Charles), 
meats,  20  5th  Ward  market. 

Darrali  Thomas  M,  Clerk  Board  of 
Public  Works,  City  Bldg. 

Daub  Charles,  meats,  2d  Ward  market. 

Davis  Wm  H,  justice,  1208  Chapline. 

Davis  &  Welty  (Wm  M  Davis,  Wm  M 
Welty),  livery,  1736  Market. 

Day  Joseph  A,  butter  and  eggs,  2d  Ward 

Day   Wm  M    K,  Flower  Pot    Mnfr, 

837  Market. 
Dean  Joseph,  horseshoer,  28  10th, 
Decker  Charles  E,  tinware,  3620  Jacob. 
DeGant  Joseph  L,  glassware,  2226  Market. 
Deiser  Gust,  barber,  1410  Market. 
Delaplain   L  S,  Son  &  Co  (L  S  Delaplain, 

Hullihen   Quarrier,    J   S   Gibbs),    whol 

dry  goods,  1305  Main. 
Delbrugge  Louis,  chief  of  police. 


Delbrugge  Louis  &  Co,  merchant  tailors, 
2200  Main. 

Dennis  Edward,  saloon,  1044  Market. 

Dent  Oil  Co  The,  C  P  Brown  pres,  63 
15th. 

Desmond  Jeremiah,  grocer,  332  Main. 

Detweiler  Jacob,  saloon,  3705  Jacob. 

Devlin  Mrs  Mary,  grocer,  2701  Chapline. 

Devlin  &  Klug  (Thomas  F  Devlin,  Frank 
Klug),  saloon,  2624  Chapline. 

Dieringer  Henry,  barber,  1723  Market. 

Dieringer  John,  barber,  16  16th. 

Dillon  Edward  S,  confr,  55  Maryland. 

Dillon  IG&Co  (Ianthus  G  Dillon,  J 
M  Wistling,  F  B  Ross),  Jewelers,  1223 
Market.     (See  left  top  lines  and  p  393.) 

Dillon  Jacob  T,  produce,  68  5th  Ward 
market. 

Dillon  Peter,  produce,  66  5th  Ward  mkt. 

Dinger  Christian  H,  whol  and  retail  hats 
and  caps,  38  12th. 

Dinger  John,  shoes,  26  11th. 

Discher  Mrs  Elizabeth,  umbrellas,  51 11th. 

Dittman  Mattie  C,  milliner,  1061  Main. 

Divine  James,  shoes,  1107  Main. 

Doane  Amos  B,  grocer,  3648  Jacob. 

Dobbins  Peyton  B,  notary,  1218  Market. 

Dobler  Richard,  gunsmith,  27  10th. 

Doddridge  J  M  &  Co  (John  M  Doddridge), 
insurance,  1213  Market. 

Dolan  Timothy  B,  saloon,  1325  Market. 

Dollar  Savings  Bank  (capital,  $50,000),  N 
B  Scott  pres,  P  B  Dobbins  cash,  1218 
Market. 

Donaldson,  Lewis  &  Co  (Wm  R  Donald- 
son, Washington  Lewis,  Charles  Ahl), 
carriage  builders,  2112  Main. 

Donohoe  Richard,  jeweler,  1535  Market. 

Dougherty  Thomas,  grocer,  167  16th. 

Dovener  Blackburn  B,  lawyer,  1503  Chap- 
line. 

Dowler  &  Dowler  (Jasper  N  and  Charles 
H),  grain,  27  23d. 

Dumas  John,  livery,  1011  Market. 

Dun  R  O  &  Co,  The  Mercantile 
Agency,  W  A  Wilson  Mngr,  People's 
Bank  Bldg,  cor  Main  and  4th. 

Dunkle  John,  meats,  54  11th. 

Dunn  George,  confectioner,  3943  Jacob. 

Durst  Alexander,  confectr,  1038  Main. 

Durst  George  L,  confectr,  1219  Market. 

Dusch  C  A,  hats,  1047  Main. 

Dusch  &  Gaus  (Nicholas  Dusch,  Augustus 
Gaus).  saloon,  1061  Market. 

Ebeling  George  H,  drugs,  2125  Market. 

Ebeling  &  Pebler  (August  C  F  Ebeling, 
Martin  Pebler),  cigar  mnfrs,  2333  Chap- 
line. 

Eberts  Wm,  grocer,  2261  Market. 

Eckhart  John,  yarns,  1015  Main. 


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Franklin  Insurance  Co 


-OF- 


WHEELING,  WEST  VIRCINIA. 


CASH  CAPITAL, 


$100,000. 


OFFICERS: 

J.  N.  VANCE,  -  President. 

M.  REILLY,        -        Vice-President. 
J.  P.  ADAMS,  -  Secretary. 

C.  H.  MERKEL,         Asst.  Secretary. 


DIRECTORS  : 

J.  N.  VANCE, 
M.  REILLY, 

JOHN  H  HOBBS, 
LOUIS  C.  STIFEL, 

CHAS.  W.  FRANZHEHVL 


WILSON  &  CHAPMAN, 

WHOLESALE  AND  RETAIL  DEALERS  IN 

PAINTS, 

OILS,  GLASS,  BRUSHES, 

SASH,  DOORS,  SHUTTERS, 

LIME,  CEMENT,  PLASTER  PARIS, 


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Egerter  Wm  H,  mdse  broker,  33  14th. 

Egger,  Wanick  &  Co  (John  H  Egger, 
Stanton  B  Wanick,  R  Biddle  Roberts), 
dry  goods,  1132  Main. 

Elbert  John  A,  general  store,  649  Market. 

/Elder  Samuel  &  Co  (Samuel  Elder, 
James  T  McGee),  Mofrs  of  Soap,  Mill 
and  Axle  Grease  and  Dealers  in  Tallow, 
Grease  and  Oil,  cor  17th  and  McColloch. 
(See  right  top  lines.) 

Elig  Adam,  grocer,  610  Main. 

.  Elig  Charles  J  &  Co  (Charles  J  Elig,  Fred 
Molter),  wagxmmakers,  937  Market  and 
23  10th. 

Elisch  C,  produce,  86  5th  Ward  market. 

Ellingham  Bessie,  general  store,  70  16th. 

Elson  Joseph  D,  lawyer,  1503  Chapline. 

Emert  John,  grocer,  801  Market. 

Emrick  Philip,  grocer,  3700  Jacob. 

Emsheimer  Hannah,  dry  goods,  20  11th. 

Emsheimer  Jacob  jr,  clothing,  1108  Main. 

Emsheimer  Joseph,  ins,  1306  Market. 

Emsheimer  &  Co  (Michael  Emsheimer), 
gents'  furnishing  goods,  30  12th. 

Erb  Peter,  livery,  1524  Main. 

Erskine  &  Allison  (Wm  Erskine,  B  S  Alli- 
son), lawyers,  1318  Market. 

i  European  Portrait  Co,  Ullrich  &  Lubrich 
mngrs,  954  Market. 

;  E wing  Bros  (John  H  and  Wm  L),  china 
and  glassware.  1215  Market. 

jEwing,  Melvin  &  Riley  (J  Dallas  Ewing, 
Thayer  Melvin,  Thomas  S  Riley),  law- 
yers, 1160  Main. 

Exchange  Bank,  J  N  Vance  pres,  John  J 
Jones  cash,  n  e  cor  Main  and  12th. 

Falloure  Britton,  general  store,  1522  Jacob. 

Falloure  Celeste,  grocer,  111  18th. 

Falloure  John  B,  drugs,  41  Virginia. 

Farmers'   Home,  Trosch  &  Biery  proprs, 

1008  Market. 
}  Parrel  James,  news  depot,  11  16th. 

Fauble  John  H,  saloon,  Alley  B. 

Fee  Wm  H,  asst  city  clerk. 

Feeny  George  S.  grocer,  1410  Main. 

Fehrenbach  Magnus,  shoemaker,  59  S 
Broadway. 

Feinler  Louis,  shoes,  1029  Market. 

Felber  Henry  J,  grocer,  1225  Eoff. 

Fendt  John  H,  saloon,  700  Market. 

Ferguson  George,  meats,  50  5th  Ward 
market. 

Ferrel  Joseph  W,  dry  goods,  2000  Main. 

Fette   Frederick  C,  grocer,  3446  Chapline. 

Filan  James  A,  saloon,  2251  Market. 

^Finck  Charles  W,  mercht  tailor,  146  16th. 

Fire  and  Marine  Insurance  Co 
of  Wheeling,  C  J  Rawling  Pres,  B  S 
McLure  Sec,  Wylie  Irwin  Assistant  Sec, 
1147  Main. 


Fischer  Furchtegott,  music  teacher,  1116 

Market. 
Fisher  Andrew  A,  saloon,  1922  Main. 
Fisher  August  C,  planing  mill,   cor  44th 

and  Wood. 
Fisher  Benjamin,  stove  mnfr,1614  Market. 
Fisher  Martin,  meats,  40  5th  Ward  mkt. 
Fitzpatrick  Robert  E,  rest,  1412  Market. 
Flaccus  Bros  (George  A  and  Edward  C), 

preserve  mnfrs,  cor  17th  and  Chapline. 
Flanagan  James  E,  barber,  3714  Jacob. 
Fleming  Oil   and  Gas  Co  (capital,   $32,- 

000),  C  P  Brown  pres,  Edward  L  Rose 

vice-pres,  A  C  Shaffer  sec  and  treas,  51 

12th. 
Florence  Samuel  J,  produce,  74  5th  Ward 

market. 
Floto  Christian,  baker,  102  16th. 
Foose  August,  cigar  mnfr,  2015  Main. 
Foose  W  S  &  Co  (Wm  S  Foose,  Alfred 

Paull),  insurance,  1160  Main. 
Forster  Frederick,  shoemaker,  1616  Jacob. 
Foster  Jacob  J,  cigar  mnfr  and  grocer, 

2129  Main. 
Fowler  Joseph  O,  grocer,  2819  Eoff. 
Fox  Adam,  grocer,  128  15th. 
Fox  Thomas,  confectioner,  2222  Main. 
Frank  John,  shoemaker,  2401  Eoff. 
Frank  John  E,  Mnfr  Picture  Frames 

and  Dealer  in  Picture  Goods,  1729-1735 

Market.     {Seep  397.) 
Frank   Wm  &  Co  (Wm  N  Frank,   C  J 

Beekman),  guns  and  ticket  brokers,  1210 

Market. 
Frank  Wm  H,  merchant  tailor,  46  12th. 
Franklin  Insurance    Co  (Capital, 

$100,000),   J  N  Vance  Pres,  M  Reilly 

Vice-Pres,  J  P  Adams  Sec,  C  H  Merkel 

Asst  Sec,  35  12th.    (See  p  385  ) 
Franzell  Albert  P,  hardware,  1401  Main. 
Franzheim  Edward  B,  Architect, 

Library  Bldg,  14th.     (See  left  top  lines.) 
Frasher  J  M,  pres  Wheeling  Business  Col- 
lege, People's  Bank  bldg. 
Freese  Isaac  E,  books,  1725  Market. 
Freismuth  Florentz,  barber,  1428  Market. 
Freismuth    Michael   L,    barber,   9   Alley 

Nine. 
Frew,    Campbell    &    Hart   (John 

Frew,  A  W  Campbell,  Charles  Burdette 

Hart),    Proprs    The    Wheeling    Intelli- 
gencer, 25  and  27  14th. 
Frew  &  Bertschy  (Alexander  Frew,  Louis 

Bertschy),  furniture,  1117  Main. 
Friedel  John,  whol  and  retail  China,  1119 

Main  and  1122  Water. 
Friederich  Frank,  barber,  1633  Jacob. 
Friend  &  Son  (R  K  Friend,  Albert  Mayer, 

A  C  Bayha),  furniture,  1063  Main. 


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JAMES  H.  GIESEY.  W.  H.  GIESEY.  A.  V.  QIESEY. 

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JAMES  H.  GIESEY,  Architect  and  Superintendent. 

Office,   I  520  Market  Street,  one  door  north  of  Postofflce, 
Telephone  581.  WHEELING,  WEST  VIRGINIA. 


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Friendly  Island  Oil  Co  (capital,  $100,000), 
Edward  L  Rose  pres,  Wm  Stifel  vice- 
pres,  A  C  Shaffer  sec  and  treas,  51  12th. 

Frissell  Charles  M,  physician,  52  14th. 

Frissell  John,  physician,  52  14th. 

Frobe  G  A  &  Son  (George  A  and  Louis  P), 
saloon,  1041  Market. 

Fry  Mrs  C  A,  restaurant,  2019  Main. 

Fyfe  David  W,  shoemaker,  39  16. 

Gardner  Frank,  produce,  55  5th Ward  mkt. 

Gardner  John,  produce,  53  5th  Ward  inkt. 

Gardner  Wm,  produce,  89  5th  Ward  mkt. 

Garee  I  A  &  Co  (Isaac  A  Garee,  Wm  Al- 
len), saloon,  1064  Market. 

Garrison  George  I,  physician,  649  Main. 

Garrison  Robert  C,  grocer,  76  18th. 

Garrity  Mrs  Mary,  grocer,  2625  Chapline. 

Gartner  Boniface,  meats,  180  16th. 

Garvin  David,  grocer,  333  Main. 

Garvin  Thomas  M,  lawyer,  1220  Market. 

Gasmire  Augustus  F,  dentist,  1313  Market. 

Gaus  Reinhard,  barber,  35  12th. 

Gavin  John  V,  dry  goods,  2811  Eoff. 

Gavin  Patrick  J,  saloon,  1036  Main. 

Gee  Charles  E,  mngr  Singer  Mnfg  Co,  70 
12th. 

Gehring  Frank  L,  meats,  62  5th  Ward 
market. 

Geltmann  Samuel  H,  gen  store,  64  Main. 

Genther  Oliver  C,  jeweler,  1067  Main. 

German  Bank  of  Wheeling  (Cap- 
ital, $80,000;  Established,  1870),  Hon 
Chester  D  Hubbard  Pres,  Louis  J  Bayha 
Cash,  1517  Market. 

German  Fire  Insurance  Co 
of  Wheeling,  Wm  F  Stifel  Pres,  Anton 
Reymann  Vice-Pres,  August  Rolf  Treas, 
Fidelius  Riester  Sec,  John  J  Bayha  Asst 
Sec,  Chris  Vieneg  Jr  Agt,29  and  31  14th. 

Gessner  Mathias  M  A,  barber,  161  16th. 

Giannetti  Angelo,  confectr,  1523  Market. 

Gibson  George  H  &  Bro  (George 
H  and  John  M),  Whol  Grocers  and  Con- 
fectioners, 1318  Main. 

Giddings  E  M,  Pianos,  Organs  and 
Musical  Instruments,  55  12th.  (See  p 
393.) 

Gie§ey  Bros  (James  H,  Wm  H  and  Al 
V),  Contractors  and  Builders,  1520  Mar- 
ket.    {Seep  387) 
Giesey  James  H,  Architect,  1520  Mar- 
ket.    {Seep  387.) 
Giesey  Millard  F,  Architect,  n  w  cor 

14th  and  Market.     {See p  393.) 
Giffen  R  K  &  Co  (Robert  K  Giffen,  John 

M  Brown),  farm  impts,  1520  Main. 
Gilbert  &  Wharton    (Elijah   W    Gilbert, 
George    Wharton),     auctioneers,     2253 
Market. 

Gilbreath  Wm  L,  grocer,  59  New  York. 


Gilchrist  George  R  E,  lawyer,  1404  Chap- 
line. 
Gilchrist  James,  surveyor,  1404  Chapline. 
Gillespy  Robert  H,  justice,  1525  Chapline. 
Gilligan  Miss  M  J,  dressmkr,  1205  Market. 
Gilmartin  Mrs  Mary,  confectr,  176  17th. 
Given   John  &  Son  (John  and  Edward), 

box  mnfrs,  cor  B  and  Alley  Nine. 
Glannon   Miss   Philomena  B,   art  school, 

1141  Main. 
Gocke  Mrs  J  A,  miliner,  1064  Main. 
Goetze  Charles  R,  drugs,  117  16th. 
Goetze  Henry,  saloon,  cor  Market  and  23d. 
Gollner  Annie,  toys,  30  11th. 
Good  Lee  S,  dry  goods,  1125  Main. 
Goodhue  &  Thomas  (Archibald  J  Goodhue, 

Thaddeus  S  Thomas),  comn,  25  10th. 
Goodwin  J  T  &  Co  (James  T  Goodwin, 

Louis  Schrader,  David  L  Bryan),  whol 

druggists,  1227  Main. 
Goudy  Samantha  A,  dressmaker,  38  11th. 
Graham  Charles  W,  drugs,  1406  Chapline. 
Graham  Wm,  furniture,  1144  Main. 
Grant  David,  barber,  10  11th. 
Graves  Joseph,  books,  26  12th. 
Graves  Samuel  R,  confectr,  1733  Market. 
Green  George,  horseshoer,  920  Market. 
Green  Joseph,  hotel,  1032  Market. 
Greer  Margery,  grocer,  82  14th. 
Greer  &  Laing  (J  R  Greer,  A  Laing,  W 

Cruickshank),  whol  hdware,  1214  Main. 
Greiner  Frederick,  confectioner,  524  Main. 
Grewe  Mrs  Wm,  baker,  2138  Main. 
Grimm    Herman   B,  Sec  Reymann 

Brewing  Co,  east  end  17th. 
Gritt  Robert, butter  and  eggs, 2d  Ward  mkt. 
Grosscurth  John,  furniture,  1116  Main. 
Grosscurth  Mary,  dressmaker,  748  Main. 
Grub  George  W,  saloon,  2205  Market. 
Grubb  Jacob  W.  jeweler,  cor  12th  and  mkt.. 
Gruber  Fred,  cigar  mnfr,  1509  Market. 
Gruber  Frederick,  shoes,  1214  Market. 
Gruel  August,  shoemaker,  2405  Chapline. 
Gruny  George,  shoes,  519  Main. 
Guimar  Albert,  shoemaker,  11  11th. 
Gundling    D    &    Co    (David    Gundling), 

clothing,  34  12th. 
Gundling  Wm,  saloon,  1049  Market. 
Gutman  M  &  Co  (David,  Milton  and 

Louis  Gutman),  Wholeeale  and  Retail 

Clothing,  s  e  cor  12th  and  Main. 
Gwynn  J  F  &  Co  (J  Frank  and  Joseph  C 

Gwynn,  Oliver  E  Murray),  grocers,  1306 

Hadlich  Albert  G,  saloon,  1055  Market. 
Hagedorn  Charles,  grocer,  3511  Chapline. 
Hager  Mrs  Louisa,  baker,  142  16th. 
Hall  John  H,  trunk  mnfr,  1133  Main. 
Hall  Joseph,  dry  goods,  2212  Market. 


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Hall  Joseph  B,  Architect,  cor  20th 
and  Market.     (See  right  top  lines.) 

Haller  W  H  &  Son  (Wm  H  and  Wm  G), 
auctioneers  and  real  estagts,1048  Market. 

Halliday  J  A  &  Son  (John  A  and  Edwin 
M),  planing  mill,  n  e  cor  31st  and  Eoff. 

Hamm  Lee  S,  barber,  8  10th. 

Hamm  &  Co  (Killian  W  Hamm,  Augusta 
S  Arbenz),  furniture,  1065  Main. 

Hammond  Thomas  E,  agent  U  S  and  B  & 
O  Express  Cos,  cor  South  and  14th. 

Handel  Louis,  florist,  66  12th. 

Handlan  Wm,  saloon,  cor  16th  and  Chap- 
line. 

Handley  David  E.sew  machs,1610  Market. 

Hanke  Charles,  tobacco,  1425  Market. 

Hanke  Eugene,  lawyer,  1216  Chapline. 

Hannan  Dykes  P,  rest,  2d  Ward  market. 

Hans  JohD,  saloon,  4143  Jacob. 

Hanshaw  R  &  Co,  butter  and  eggs,  2d 
Ward  market. 

Harbour  &  Dittman  (Mrs  Catherine  Har- 
bour, Charles  W  Dittman),  wall  paper, 
1059  Main. 

Hare  Wm  &  Son  (Wm  and  Frank  T), 
plumbers,  33  12th. 

Harper  &  Bro  (Henry  M  Harper),  whol 
hats,  1301  Main. 

Harpfer  Frederick,  meats,  59  33d. 


Harpfer  Louis,  meats,  48  5th  Ward  mkt. 
Harrison  Henry  H,  dentist,  1141  Main. 
Harry  Edward  V,  paints,  1108  Market. 
Hartenstein  Wm,  saloon,  313  Main. 
Hartfer  Louis,  meats,  2520  Chapline. 
Hasenauer  Bros  (Cornelius  and  Peter),con- 

fectioners,  cor  18th  and  Wood. 
Hasenauer  Joseph,  shoes,  1048  Main. 
Hathaway  Mrs  Alice  V,  dressmaker,  1110 

Main. 
Hawley  James  L  &  Co  (James  L  Hawley, 

James  Watier),  brokers,  1420  Main. 
Hazlett  Joseph  A,  saloon,  2400  Market. 
Hazlett,  Wheat  &  Hays  (Howard  Hazlett, 

Edward  P  Wheat,  R  A  Hays),  whol  no- 
tions, 1314  Main. 
Hearne    Michael    S,   Grand   Opera 

House  Chop  House,  and  Sample  Room, 

59  12th.     (Seep  405.) 
Hearne  Wm  H,  lawyer,  1318  Market. 
Heath  Henry  F,  Veterinary  Surgeon, 

936  Market.     (See  p  403.) 
Hebrank  Andrew,  jeweler,  1317  Market 
Heckel  John,  cutler,  1513  Market. 
Heil  Charles,  meats,  2d  Ward  market. 
Heil  Christian  A,  meats,  96  Zane. 
Heil  Gottlieb,  meats,  4  5th  Ward  market 
Heil  Katherine,  grocer,  2344  Eoff. 
Heilmeier  John,  dyer,  1431  Market. 


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Hat  Boxes,  Cigar  Boxes,  Candy  Boxes,  Etc.    Dealer  in  Government  Cigar  Books,  and 
Cigar  Bibbon,  Labels,  Etc.    Also  manufacturer  of  every  description  of  Cedar 
Cigar  Boxes,  and  Imitation  Cedar  Boxes  made  of  Poplar,  and  manufac- 
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Officers:  President,  Alfred  Caldwell;  Secretary  and  Treasurer,  Alex.  Mitchell;  Solicitors,  Cald- 
well &  Caldwell.  Attends  to  the  transfer  of  Real  Estate  in  all  its  details.  Acts  as  Attorney  for  Indi- 
vidual and  Incorporated  lenders  on  Real  Estate  security.  Insures  Titles.  Has  all  the  powers  of  a 
Trust  and  Safe  Deposit  Company.  This  is  the  only  Company  possessing  Complete  Abstracts  of  the 
Records  of  Ohio  County.  For  much  less  than  the  ordinary  cost  of  conveyancing  (without  any  guaran- 
tee whatever)  a  purchaser  of  real  estate,  or  lender  upon  real  estate  security,  applying  directly  to  this 
Company,  can  have  his  deed  prepared,  searches  made  and  titles  examined  and  Insured  Against  Loss. 

Directors:  Hon.  George  E.  Boyd,  late  Judge  Circuit  Court;  Hon.  Alfred  Caldwell,  Attorney- 
General  West  Va. ;  Samuel  Hazlett,  People's  Bank ;  William  Goring,  Central  Glass  Co. ;  Harry  Good- 
win, T.  I.  and  A.  Co. ;  W.  B.  Simpson,  V.-Pt.  Bank  of  the  Ohio  Valley;  George  B.  Caldwell,  of  Caldwell 
&  Caldwell,  Attorneys;  Alex.  Mitchell,  Treasurer  Mutual  Savings  Bank. 


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Heiner  John,  hardware,  1316  Main. 

Heinrici  Maximillian  W,  drugs,  601  Main. 

Heiskell  Daniel  L,  broker,  1147^  Main. 

Heiskell  John  N,  books,  22  12th. 

Held  &  Boadwing  (Charles  F  Held,  Wm 
P  Boadwing),  saloon,  cor  16th  and 
Market. 

Heller  Frank,  cigar  mnfr,  3708  Jacob. 

Helmbrecht  Henry,  grocer,  601  Market. 

Helmbright  Louis  H,  cigar  mnfr,  1227 
Market. 

Henderson  James,  teas,  1111  Market. 

Henries  Frank,  saloon,  29  10th. 

Hennig  Emil  I,  drugs,  24  11th. 

Henry  David  A,  baker,  2326  Chapline. 

Henry  James  A,  Real  Estate  Agent; 
U  8  Claim  Attorney,  Collector  and  No- 
tary Public,  1612  Market. 

Hepperdiezel  Wm  H,  grocer,  836  Market. 

Hess  C  &  Sons  (Christian,  John  A,  Cle- 
ment aDd  Henry  N),taUors,1321  Market. 

Hess  Henry  E,  produce,  19  5th  Ward  mkt. 

Hess  &  Lemmon  (Herman  Hess,  Charles 
Leinmon),  meats,  1715  Jacob. 

Hess  &  McMullen  (Herman  Hess,  Frank 
McMullen),  carpenters,  112  18th. 

Heyman  Mayer,  clothing,  1100  Main. 

Hibberd  George  &  Son  (George  and  Harry 
H),  plumbers,  1314  Market. 

Hicks  &  Hoge  (Wm  B  Hicks,  Lucius 
Hoge),  dry  goods,  1409  Main. 

Higgins  Edward  A,  meats,  111  Virginia. 

Higgins  Thomas  H,  photogr,  42  12th. 

Higgins  Thomas  N,  meats,  7  16th. 

Htfdreth  Eugene  A,  phys,  1207  Chapline. 

Hill  Charles  L.,  Mngr  New  York 
Dental  Association,  1049  Main.  (Seep 
393  ) 

Hill  Lonzo  C,  dentist,  1049  Main. 

H''i leu  brand  Peter,  meats,  82  18th. 

Hillman  HE  &  Co  (Harry  E  Hill- 
man)  Jewelers,  28  11th. 

Hobbs  Charles  L.  mngr  Hotel  Windsor, 
cor  Water  and  12th. 

Hobbs  John  H.  propr  Hotel  Windsor, 
cor  Water  and  12th. 

Hoehle,  Ellis,  Herbert  &  Co  (Albert  W 
Hoehle,  John  L  Ellis,  John  W  Herbert, 
George  H  Heifer),  confectionery  mnfrs, 
1312  Main. 

Hoelsche  Louis,  gen  store,  3547  Jacob. 

Hoff  Henry  O,  shoes,  1143  Main. 

Hoffmann  Charles,  meats,  2d  Ward  market. 

Hoffmann  J  G,  Sons  &  Co  John  G  Hoff- 
mann pres,  John  G  Hoffmann  jr  vice- 
pres,  Frank  C  Hoffmann  sec  and  treas, 
tanners,  cor  24th  and  Water. 

Hofman  Charles,  meats, 30  5th  Ward  mkt. 

Hofmann  Christian,  meats,  14  5th  Ward 
market. 


Hofreutcr  JEberhard,  Saloon,  3502 

Chapline. 
Hoge  Eugene,  physician,  1218  Chapline. 
Hoge  Franeis  l«,  City  Engineer,  City 

Bldg.     (Seep  397.) 
Hoge  T  A  &  Co  (Theudas  A  Hoge),  hard- 
ware, 1068  Market. 
Hoge  Wm  V,  lawyer  and  land  agent,  1222 

Market. 
Hoge  &  Bro  (Kenworthy  J  and  Herman 

L),  hardware,  1113  Market. 
Hoge  Sc  White  (Francis  L  Hoge,  Alvin 

L  White),  Civil  Engineers  and  Survey- 
ors, City  Bldg.     (See  p  397.) 
Hook  George,  clerk  county  court. 
Horkheimer  Bros  (Morris,  Bernard,  Julius 

and  Louis),  wool  and  furs,  1416  South. 
Hornbrook  &  Marsh  (H   H   Hornbrook,  J. 

D  Marsh),  grocers,  4023  Jacob. 
Horner  J  Fred,  printer.  2509  Chapline. 
Hotel  Behler,   C  R  Behler    propr,   1214 

Water. 
Hotel  Brunswick,  Martin  Thornton  propr, 

1137  Market. 
Hotel  Van  Keuren,  C  E  Van  Eeuren 

Propr,  40  and  42  12th. 
Hotel    Windsor,  J   H  Hobbs  propr,  eor 

Water  and  17th. 
Hottmann  August,  restaurant,  1525  Market 
House  Chauneey  A,  Pianos,  Organs 

and  Musical  Merchandise,  1324  and  1326 

Market.     (See  right  top  lines  mid  p  395.) 
House  Elizabeth,  confectioner,  515  Main. 
House  &  Herrmann  (George  E  House,  J 

Phillip  Herrmann),  furniture,1300Main. 
Howard  John  A,   prosecuting    attorney, 

City  bldg. 
Hubbard  Wm  P,  lawyer,  1421  Chapline. 
Hubbard  &  Paull  (Myron  Hubbard,  George 

Paull),  grocers,  1501  Main. 
Hughes  Charles  V,  meats,  468  Main. 
Hughes  Thomas  &  Co  (J  E  Hughes, 

A  M  Hamilton,  R  M  Browne),  Merchant 

Tailors,  1211  Market. 
Humes  Wm  B,   billiards,   cor  12lh    and 

Market. 
Hunter  J  W,  mustard  mnfr,  1522  Main. 
Hupp  John  C,  physician,  59  14th. 
Huseman  Louis,  hotel,  1134  Water. 
Hutchins  W  Sheldon,  physician,  82  12th. 
Hutchisson  T  T  &  Co  (T  T  Hutchisaon, 

Jacob  Reitz,  J  Adam  Blum),   saddlery 

hardware,  1425  Main. 
Hydiuger  Joseph,  grocer,  4306  Jacob. 
Use  Mrs  Emma,  grocer,  3901  Wood. 
Innocenti  Frederick,  confectr,  700  Main. 
Irwin  Robert  S,  broker,  24  12th. 
Irwin  Will  W.drugs.cor  24th  and  Chapline. 
Israel  Addison,  cigar  mnfr,  cor  Eoff  and 

16th. 


Bavarian  Rppr  beymann  brewing  co.,  Wheeling,  w.  Va. 

OaVaiiail    DGGIi       thp  Very  best  in  the  market. 

WHE  AND    BUSINESS    DIBECTOBY.  WHE  391 

THE  LIFE  RATE  ENDOWMENT 

Plan  of  the  PEN  M  presents  more  advantages  than  any  other  plan  of  insurance,  because  it 
gives  the  most  protection  for  the  least  amount  of  money  ;  because  the  accumulations  after  the 
fifth  year  can  be  used  to  pay  the  premiums,  giving  a  fund  to  provide  for  a  stringency  in  money 
matters  to  which  we  all  are  liable,  and  because  the  face  of  the  policy  Is  payable  in  cash  during 
our  life,  when  most  liable  to  be  needed. 

THE  TRUST  CERTIFICATE 

Is  issued  only  by  the  Penn  Mutual  Life  Insurance  Company,  at  a  saving  of  30  per 
cent,  on  the  usual  rates  of  insurance. 

SCHILLING  &  KASLEY,  "•S'/SAKr  1213  Market  St.,  Wheeling,  W.  Va. 


EDW.  L.  ROSE  &  CO.,  £B| 

WHOLESALE  AND  BETAIL  <^^^^^0 

TYPEWRITERS*™ SUPPLIES.   ^BB 
BICYCLES  AND  SUNDRIES. 

Sewing  machines  and  Accessories,  Office  Outfit  tings, 
Labor-Savins  Devices  and  Specialties. 

J.  L.  BALLARD,  Manager,    51  Twelfth  St.,  WHEELING,  W.  VA. 

W.  L.  REED, 

PRACTICAL 

SLATE  ROOFER. 

Wholesale  and  Retail  Dealer  in  all  Colors  First 
Quality  Roofing  Slate,  and  Slate  Blackboards. 
Any  kind  of  High  Climbing  a  Specialty.  Plain 
and  Ornamental  Slate  Roofing  done  in  all  parts 
of  the  Country. 

Tel.  393.    No.  1521  Chapllne  Street, 

WHEELING,        -        W.  VA. 

Residence  10  Zane  St. 

THE  OHIO  VALLEY  NEWS  CO. 

WOFFORD  BROWN,  Propr. 

Wholesale  and  Retail  Dealers  in  all  the  Principal    Daily   and    Weekly 
Papers  and  Periodicals. 

Special  Attention  given  to  all   Subscriptions  and  ordering  other  articles  not 
in  Stock. 

Sporting  Goods  of  Every  Description  furnished  on  short  notice. 
Special  Agent  for  Pittsburgh  Dispatch. 

1205  Market  Street,  -  WHEELING,  W.  VA. 


nffiniYlrf  VJTIfWlll  Afl    " 

lllllllllft   DuUUlluSi   a_nd_6lneral_Hardware-    CUMBERLAND  HARDWARE 


Picks,  ShOTelB,  High  Grade  Explosives,  Railroad  and  Saw  Mill  Supplies 
and  General  Hardware.  (  1  JIBKKLAM)  HARDWARE 
COMPANY,    47  and  49   Baltimore  Street,  Cumberland,    Md. 


PUBLIC  BUILDINGS. mm  B  franzheim,  architect, 

I    UIILIV    UUIL.VII  lUWI    Public  Library  Building,  Wheeling,  W.  Va, 


392 


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WEST   VIBGINIA    STATE    GAZETTEEB 


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Jacob  John  J,  lawyer,  1503  Chapline. 
Jacobs  Henry,  dry  goods,   cor  12th  and 

Main. 
Jacobs  Joseph,  clothing,  1054  Market. 
Jacobs  &  Isenberg  (Morris  Jacobs,  Israel 

Isenberg),  whol  dry  goods,  1212  Main. 
Jacobucci  Almerindo,  confr,  1040  Market. 
Jahnke  Charles,  barber,  21  22d. 
Jeavons  Job  jr,  junk,  1717  Chapline. 
Jeffers  Mrs  E  C,  grocer,  112  16th. 
Jeffers  George  W,  Lawyer,  49  14th. 
Jefferson  Insurance  Co  The  (capital,  $100,- 

000;,  E   W  Ogleby  pres,  J  L  Stroehlin 

sec  and  treas,  1145  Main. 
Jochum    Colliery,    Jochum    Mining     Co 

proprs. 
Johnson's  George  W  Sons  (Wm  D  and 

George),  copper,    tin,    and    sheet    iron 

ware  mnfrs,  1210  Main. 
Johnson  Lucien  M,  shoemaker,  2211  Main. 
Jones  Charles,  blacksmith,  3900  Jacob. 
JoDes  Charles,  saloon,  1043  Market. 
Jones  Harriet  B,  physician,  52  15th. 
Jones  Isaac  F,  lawyer,  1404  Chapline. 
Jones  Mrs  Lizzie,  grocer,  91  33d. 
Jones  Thomas  M,  cigar  mnfr,  36  11th. 
Jones  Wm  L,  barber,  54  12th. 
Jones  &  Bros  (Henry  F  and  John  H),hard- 

ware,  29  12th. 
Jordan  Lewis  S,  lawyer,  1220  Chapline. 
Joyce  &  Bachman  (Harry  Joyce,  Henry 

Bachman),  cigar  mnfrs,  1900  Market. 
Juergens  Henry,  grocer,  72  Maryland. 
Juergens  Louis  A,  baker,  99  16th. 
Kalbitzer  Christian,  meats,  32  5th  Ward 

market.  . 
Kalbitzer  Henry,  stoves,  32  11th. 
Kasley  Samuel  H,  notary,  1213  Market. 
Keim  Charles  A,  dentist,  1121  Main. 
Kelley  Michael,  confectioner,  1124  Water. 
Kelly  George  W,  physician,  1608  Eoff. 
Kemp  Richard,  barber,  2614  Chapline. 
Kemple  Alexander,  plasterer,  cor  17th  and 

Chapline. 
Kemple  John  W,  saloon,  2363  Market. 
Kennedy  Mrs  Margaret,  confr,  3829  Jacob. 
Kennen  John  W,  grocer,  2223  Market. 
Kenney  &  Blum  (John  J  Kenney,  Chris- 
tian Blum),  brewers,  700  Market. 
Kersten  Henry,  undertaker,  2218  22d. 
Kettler  Charles,  shoes,  4024  Jacob. 
Kettler  Charles,  florist,  51  5th  Ward  mkt. 
Kimberly  &  Davis  (Isabel  Kimberly,  Cep 

has  G  Davis),  grain  and  feed,  1623-1627 

South. 
Kincheloe  R  S,  produce,  1056  Market. 
Kindelberger  Jacob,  shoemkr,  422  Main. 
Kindelberger  Moses,  barber,  641  Main. 
Kindelberger  Thomas  B,  barber,414  Main. 
King  Mrs  Gertie,  confectioner,  2334  Main. 


King  Harry,  confectioner,  2407  Chapline. 
Kirbach  Conrad,  brush  mnfr,  940  Market. 
Kirbach    &    Helmbright    (Wm   Kirbach, 

Henry  W  Helmbright),  whol  notions, 

1320  Main. 
Klapheck  Mrs  Joseph,  furniture,  72  12th, 
Klari  John,  drugs,  cor  Market  and  16th. 
Klein  Charles,  grocer,  745  Market. 
Kleiner  David,  basket  mnfr,  2158  Main. 
Kleves  John,  saloon,  1128  Water. 
Klieves  Charles  A,  grocer,  1006  Main. 
Klieves-Kraft  Co,  Bernard  Klieves  pres, 

Charles  C  Craft  treas,  planing  mill,  Eoff 

bet  22d  and  23d. 
Kline  Bros  (Ralph  and  Simon),  clothing. 

1140  Main. 
Kline  John  G,  saloon,  1012  Main. 
Kloppner  Ernest,  saloon,  69  33d. 
Knauss  Louis  H,  grocer,  48|  17th. 
Knoke  Wm,  saloon,  3521  Jacob. 
Koch  Wm,  fruits,  17  5th  Ward  market. 
Koch  Wm  H,  produce,  2209  Market. 
Kochert  Philip,  saloon,  615  Main. 
Kohler  Frederick,  baker,  2720  Eoff. 
Koller  John,  grocer,  56  24th. 
Korell  Martin,  confectioner,  328  Main. 
Korn  Andrew,  meats,  2d  Ward  market. 
Korn  A  &  Bro  (Andrew  and  John),    gro 

cers,  646  Main. 
Korn  Jacob,  general  store,  315  Main. 
Korn  Joseph,  saloon,  600  Main. 
Korner  Henry,  shoemaker,  2123  Market. 
Kraft  Bros   &   Ro§enburg  (A  L 

and   Samuel  Kraft,  Victor  Rosenburg).. 

Whol  Notions,  1315-1317  Main. 
Kraft  Killian,  barber,  2167  Main. 
Kramer,  Lotz  &  Leadley  (August  Kramer, 

Louis   Lotz,    John    Leadley),     carriage 

mnfrs,  cor  Market  and  24th. 
Kraus  Bros  &  Baer  (Charles  and  Samuel 

Kraus,   Lee  Baer),  whol  clothing,  1217. 

Main. 
Kraus  C  &  Co  (Charles  and  Solomon 

Kraus,  Frederick  H  Henke),  Wholesale. 

Liquors,  1133  Market. 
Kraus  Joseph,  shoemaker,  18  20th. 
Kreiter  Charles  W,  grocer,  134  27th. 
Krieg  Wm  F,  jeweler,  1307  Market. 
Kronewith   Henry,  tailor,  National  pike. 
Kronewith  Henry  jr,  barber, National  pike 
Kuehlborn  August,  shoemkr,  3514  Jacob. 
Kuehlborn  &  Thomas  (Charles  H  Kuehl- 
born, Richard   M  Thomas),  bakers,  109 

16th. 
Kuen  Louis,  gunsmith,  1016  Market. 
Kurner  David  C,  Painter,  and  Dealer 

in  Paints,  Oils  and  Glass;  Paperhanger, 

Interior    Decorator,  Etc,  1727  Market. 

(See  p  405.) 


OILS 


Qatnual   TTMor»  kr  fn      OTnffrs  of  Soap,  Mill  and   Axle  Grease, 

°dmUel  filUei    06  OO.,  and  Dealerg  in  Tanow,  Grease  and  Oil. 

1  Cor.  1 7th  and  McCollocli  Streets,  WHEELING,  WEST  VIRGINIA. 


WHE 


AND    BUSINESS   DIRECTORY. 


WHE 


393 


E.  M.GIDDINGS, 

Dealer  in  FIRST-CLASS 

Pianos,  Organs 

And  MUSICAL  INSTRUMENTS. 

Knabe  and  Decker  Bros.'  Pianos,  and  Ester 

and  Farrand  &  Votcy  Organs 

a  Specialty. 

Ko.  65  Twelfth  St.  .WHEELIMG,  W.  Vs. 


NEW  YORK  DENTAL  ASSOCIATION, 

1049  main  St.,  WHEELING,  W.  VA. 

DR.  C.  L.  HILL,  -  Manager. 

Latest  Dentistry 

Is  old  teeth  capped  with  gold,  and  teeth  without  plates, 
T)y  our  perfect  crowning  system.  Beautiful,  comfortable 
and  durable.  Teeth  extracted  positively  without  pain  by 
the  use  of  VITALIZED  AIR.  Anyone,  young  or  old, 
can  take  it  with  perfect  safety. 

Sets  of  teeth  on  gold,  rubber,  celluloid,  aluminum 
and  continuous  gum. 

ALL  WORK  WARRANTED. 


RICH   JEWELRY, 


Fii)e  Watches  ai)d  piaijiorjds, 

CLOCKS,  BRONZES  AND  SILVERWARE. 

TL.  Gr.  X>XX*X*OIKr  cfc  co*9 

1223  Market  St.,  WHEELING,  W.  VA. 


Fine  Breech-Loading  Shotguns. 


Imported  China,  Artistic  Pottery. 


2v£.  3T_  aiESET, 

ARCHITECT. 

PLANS  AND  ESTIMATES  FURNISHED. 

Office  in  Reilly  Building,  Cor.  14th  and  Market  Sis.,  WHEELING,  W.VA. 


BOTTLER 


OF  MINERAL  WATERS  and  Soft  Drinks. 
E.   O.    HIEHLE,     -      Parkersburg,  W.  Va. 


WIcLAIN     BROTHERS, 

Wholesale  and   Retail   Druggists, 
WHEELING,— W.  VA 


H 


Only  Dental  Supply  House  in  W.  Va.  A  flood  stock  of  WHITE'S. 
JUSTIS  A  SIBLEY'S  TKETH,  DENTAL  RUBBER,  RUBBER  DAM, 
GOLD  FOIL  and  PELLETS,  Cements,  Amalgams  and  Plaster  Paris. 


394 


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WEST    VIRGINIA    STATE    GAZETTEER 


WHE 


Kurner  George  E  &  Co  (George  E  and  8  E 

Kurner),  wall  paper,  39  12th. 
Kurtz  H  B,  drugs,  1139  Market. 
Kyle  Robert  W.  plumber,  1155  Market. 
La  Belle  Iron  Works,  C  A.  Robinson  pres, 

J  E  Wright  sec,  bead  31st. 
Lacey  &  Schaefer  (Thomas  JLacey.Adam 

J  Schaefer),  saloon,  168  16th. 
Lally  Michael  E,  saloon,  2100  Main. 
Lamb  Daniel,  lawyer,  1318  Market. 
Lamhart  &    Radcliff  (Samuel    Lamhart, 

Wm  Radcliff),  saloon,  1135  Market. 
Lang  Andrew,  barber,  2239  Main. 
Lantry  Bros  (Wm  J  and  James  F),grocers, 

4421  Jacob. 
Lasch  Simon,  saloon,  1030  Market. 
Lash  John  A,  jeweler,  1066  Main. 
Laskaris  Louis,  fruits,  1020  Main. 
Lssur  Charles,  grocer,  Turnpike  road. 
Laul  Ernst,  produce,  5  5th  Ward  market. 
Laupp  FraDZ,  florist,  1327  Market. 
Layman    Sanford   M,   cigar    mnfr,    1737 

Market. 
Leach  James  M,  meats,  2d  Ward  market. 
Leasure  J  G  &  Co  (John  G  Leasure),proprs 

Ohio    Valley    Farmer    and    Practical 

World,  1220  Market. 
Leflier  Frank,  saloon,  150  17th. 
Lejrge  J  F,  genl  agent  and  supt  Wheeling 

Terminals  B  &  O  R  R,  cor  14th   and 

Water. 
Leslie  Frank,  saloon,  2006  Main. 
Letzkus  Samuel,  saloon,  1533  Market. 
Lewie  David  A,  physician,  85  33d. 
Lewis  &  Clemens  (Thomas  H  Lewis, Henry 

V  Clemens),  barbers,  57  12th. 
Lewis  &  Hazlett  (Thomas  E  Lewis,  Ed- 
ward  Hazlett),    iron   dealers,   n  w    cor 

Market  and  14th. 
Liebrecht  Wm,  shoemaker,  3645  Jacob. 
Linsly  Institute,  John  M  Birch,  A  M, 

Ph  D,   Principal;  School  for  Boys  and 

Young    Men;    Military    and    Classical; 

Thorough   in  all  its   Departments,   cor 

15th  and  Eoff.     (Seep 399) 
List  R  Heber,  drugs,  1010  Main. 
List  Wm  A  &  Co  (Win  A  List),   roofers, 

1506  Main. 
Little  Thomas  A,  plumber,  1520  Market. 
Lobenstein  George,  leather,  2002  Main. 
Locke  J  H  &  Co  (James  H  Locke,  Patrick 

J  Greene),  shoes,  1043  Main. 
Loecher  Peter,  toys,  1109  Main. 
Loeffler  Charles  H,  meats,  1617  Jacob. 
Logan  Drug  Co,  C  D  Hubbard  pres,  Pee- 
bles Tatum  sec,  Joseph  A  Bell  mngr, 

cor  10th  and  Main. 
Lohse  Julius,  saloon,  2145  Market. 
Long  Daniel,  grocer,  2803  Chapline. 
Loos  Hugo  L,  cigar  mnfr,  1220  Market. 


Loos  Jacob,  cigar  mnfr,  1129  Market. 

Luke  Robert,  Livery,  Sale  and  Board- 
ing Stables,  1430  Market.     (See  p  403.) 

Lukens  Charles,  grocer,  79  Zane. 

Lukens  Charles,  livery,  6  N  Broadway. 

Lukens  Wm  J,  jeweler,  1053  Main. 

Lynn  Frank  M,  saloon,  1138  Water. 

McAdams  James,  painter,  1613  Market. 

McArdle  Joseph  H,  installment  goods, 
1136  Market. 

McBride  &  Laue  (Harry  McBride,  August 
Laue),  barbers.  3302  Jacob 

McCabe  Robert  A,  broker,  1207  Main. 

McCann  Owen,  grocer,  51  15th. 

McCarter  J  Franklin,  rubber  stamps,  1516> 
Market. 

McCausland  Joseph,  grocer,  198  16th. 

McClelland  Wm  W,  music  teacher,  848 
Market. 

McClure  John  H,  dentist,  1519  Market. 

McCluskey  Wm  O.  whol  oysters,  56  12th. 

McCollough  Winfleld  S,  drugs,  3746- 
Jacob. 

McConnell  Wm  W,  Cooper  and  Coal 
Yard,  cor  35th  and  McCollcch.  (See 
opp) 

McCormick  Angus  K,  dentist,  1049  Main. 

McCoy  James  W,  physician,  3631  Jacob. 

McCoy  Shoe  Co,  Joseph  E  McCoy  pres, 
FraDk  E  McCoy  mngr  and  treas,  Will 
A  Williams  sec,  shots,  1427  Main. 

McCrum  John,  shoes,  1033  Main. 

McElroy  Belle,  restaurant,  1110  Water. 

McElroy  Wm  S,  drugs,  4317  Jacob. 

McEntee  Thomas,  poultry,  2d  Ward  mkt. 

McGannon  &  Son  (John  and  Wm),  meats, 
2d  Ward  market. 

McGinlev  Andy,  saloon,  16216th. 

McGinley  Patrick,  saloon,  139  18th. 

McGinty  Thomas,  saloon,  77  33d. 

McGorrell  Andrew  J,  grocer.  1052  Market. 

McKee  James  B,  cigars,  1209  Market. 

McKee  John,  grocer,  52  18th. 

McKee  Samuel  B,  grocer,  2227  Market. 

McKinley  Daniel  F,  notions,  2739  Eoff. 

IflcLaiii  Brothers  (Thomas  B  and  L 
A),  Wholesale  and  Retail  Druggists^ 
West  Virginia  Agents  for  John  Wyeth 
&  Bro,  Philadelphia;  Dealers  in  Dental 
Supplies,  Porcelain  Teeth,  Etc,  s  w  cor 
12th  and  Market.     (See  left  top  lines.) 

McLain  John  G  &  Son  (John  G  and  R 
Lawrence),  medicine  mnfrs,  1205  Mar- 
ket. 

McLaughlin  Wm,  Wholesale  and  Re- 
tail Dealer  in  Wines  and  Liquors;  Res- 
taurant and  Sample  Room;  Base  Ball 
and  Turf  Exchange,  n  e  cor  12th  and 
Water. 


JOSEPH  Bi  HALL)  ArChJtGCtj  Wheeling,    -^es^'virginia*! 


WHE  AND    BUSINESS    DIRECTORY.  WHE 


3i»5 


C.  K.  HOUSE, 


Wholesale  and  Retail  Dealer  in 


PIANOS,   ORGANS, 

Sheet  Music  and  Musical  Merchandise.    The  Largest  Stock  of  the  Best  Makes  of  Instru- 
ments Always  ou  Hand.    Instruments  sent  on  Approval  at  our  expense. 


OFFICE  AND   SALESROOM, 


1324  and  1326  Market  Street, 


WHEELING,  W.  VA. 


Write  for  Terms  and  Information. 


MEYER    St    RHDCLIFFE, 

MANUFACTURERS  OF 

FLAVORING    EXTRACTS, 

AND  BOTTLERS  OF 

CARBONATED  GOODS  AND  MINERAL  WATER. 


6  Twelfth  Street, 


WHEELING,  W.  VA. 


H.W.Redman.      G.  G.  McKown.     W.J.Hamilton. 

REDMAN  &  CO., 


L 


And  Manufacturers  of  Marine  and 
Stationary  Engines, 

COR.  CHAPLINEAND  EIGHTEENTH  STS., 
WHEELING,  W.  VA. 


W.  W.  McCONNELL, 

DEALER  IN 

PITTSBURGH  CLEAN  AND  NUT 

And  Manufacturer  op    SLACK   COOPERAGE. 

ORDERS  PROMPTLY   FILLED. 

Cor.  Thirty  fifth  and  McColloch  Sts., 

WHEELING,  -  W.  VA. 


UARn\A/nnnC   poplar,  oak,  ash  and  walnut,    little 

llMRUff  UUUdj  KANAWHA  LUMBER  CO.,  Parkersburg,  W.  Va. 


Iii  Mendel  &  Co, 


We  occupy  more  Floor  Surface  than 

any  other  House  in  the  State. 
1124  Main  St.,  WHEELING,  W.  TA. 


Carpets  and  Furniture, 


196 


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WEST    VIRGINIA    STATB    GAZBTTBBB 


WHE 


McLure  B  S,  sec  Fire  and  Marine  Ins  Co, 
1147  Main. 

McLure  House.  Stamm  &  McLure  proprs, 
cor  12th  and  Market. 

McMechen  Birney  K,mdse  broker,15  14th. 

McMechen  G  K  &  Son  (George  Kand  Wm 
B),  preserve  mnfrs,  1920-1928  Jacob. 

McNamee  Harry,  jeweler,  2137  Market. 

McNaraMichael,produce,585th  Ward  mkt. 

McNeil  Fred  P,  notary  public,  1223  Market. 

MePliail  Wm  Li,  Insurance  Broker, 
1306  Market 

Mager  George,  saloon,  39  18th. 

Majors  Miss  Emma,dressmkr,1000  Market. 

Manlon  Wm,  grocer,  27  24tb. 

Manley  John  R,  physician,  2705  Chapline. 

Mansbarger,  Lotz  &  McKown,  (James  C 
Mansbarger,  Joseph  Lotz,  Charles  R  Mc- 
Kown), plumbers,  37  12th. 

Manufacturers'  Gas  Co,  1425  Chapline. 

Marine  Andrew,  confectioner,  2141  Main. 

Marker  Thomas  E,  assessor,  City  bldg. 

Marsh  M  &  Son  (Miflin  and  Wm  M),  cigar 
mnfrs,  1202  Water. 

Marshall  Walter,  flour  and  feed,  1012 
Market 

Marshall  &  Ries  (James  Marshall,  Henry 
W  Ries),  painters,  38  16th. 

Martin  Louis,  confectioner,  948  Market. 

Mason  Charles  E,  dentist,  1205  Market. 

Massini  Louis,  confectioner,  1200  Water. 

Mathew  August  V,  saloon,  1031  Market. 

Mathison  George  J,  real  est,  1210  Chapline. 

Mauer  Andrew,  grocer,  4201  Jacob. 

Maurer  Michael,  saloon,  1027  Market. 

Mayer  Mrs  Emma,  grocer,  1517  Main. 

Mayer  Harry  F,  saloon,  3811  Jacob. 

Mayer  Wm  E,  Cigar  and  Tobacco 
Mnfr;  High  Grade  Long  Filler  Stogies 
a  Specialty,  40  Kentucky. 

Meagel  Edward  H,  general  store,  130  18th. 

Meder  H  &  Bro  (Henry  and  Louis),  cigar 
mnfrs,  1212  Market. 

Medick  Gustave  H,  meats,  2733  Eoff. 

Medick  John  C,  meats,  2414  Chapline. 

Megrail  Wm  P,  phys,  48  S  Broadway. 

Mehen  &  Slater  (Bernard  Mehen,  Joseph 
Slater),  saloon,  117  Market. 

Mehlmann  Frederick,  produce,  2d  Ward 
market. 

Mehlmann  John,  grocer,  60", Virginia. 

Meinhart  &  Stentzel  (Edward  R  Meinhart, 
Charles  B  Stentzel),  dry  gds,  1136  Main. 

llendel  G  &  Co  (Harry  C  Franzheim, 
G  Ed  Mendel,  Michael  Kirchner),  Furni- 
ture, 1124  Main.     (See  left  (op  lines.) 

Menkemeller  Charles,  druggist,  2153  Mar- 
ket. 

Merchant.  &  Bro  (George  Wm  and  Robert 
B),  grocers,  1070  Market. 


Merge  James,  shoes,  309  Main. 

Merkel  C  H,  Assistant  Sec  The  Frank- 
lin Insurance  Co,  35  12th.     (See  p  385.) 

Merriman  John  F,  agent  Adams  Express 
Co,  1120  Main. 

Metz  Leopold,  dry  goods,  1104  Main. 

Mewkemeller  &  Ruff,  barbers,  2410  Chap- 
line. 

Meyer  Charles,  meats,  28  5th  Ward  mkt. 

Meyer  Charles  A,  shoemkr,  2341  Chapline. 

Meyer  Frederick,  barber,  923  Market. 

Meyer  Henry,  barber,  2722  Eoff. 

Meyer  Wm  P,  meats,  3735  Jacob. 

Meyer  &,  Radcliffe  (Henry  C  Meyer, 
Wm  Radcliffe),  Bottlers,  6  12th.  (See 
pS95.) 

Michel  Henry,  saloon,  2164  Main. 

Miller  August,  meats,  2d  Ward  market. 

Miller  Augu&t  C,  saloon,  1437  Market. 

Miller  Charles  F,  Cigar  and  Tobacco 
Mnfr,  611  Main. 

Miller  Charles  H,  sheet  iron  worker,  1126 
Water. 

Miller  Frederick,  shoemaker,  1415  Wood. 

Miller  Gertrude,  grocer,  2656  Main. 

Miller  Jacob,  tailor,  2140  Main. 

Miller  John  C,  dry  goods,  2337  Chapline. 

Miller  John  F,  cigar  mnfr,  2149  Market. 

Miller  J  A,  Pres  Wheeling  Ice  and 
Storage  Co.  2224  Water.  (See  left  top 
lilies  and  p  57. ) 

Miller  Leopold,  produce,  2d  Ward  mkt. 

Miller  Louis  J,  grocers'  specialties,  302 
Main. 

Miller  Orloff  C,  painter,  67  19th. 

Miller  Peter,  grocer,  301  Main. 

Milligan  George  C,  dentist,  1205  Market. 

Mills  John  L  &  Co  (John  L  Mills),  cloth- 
ing, 1004  Market. 

Mitchell  John  W,  clerk  circuit  court. 

Mitchell  W  &  Son  (Wm  and  Gail),  livery, 
44  14th. 

Moffat  T  C  &  Co  (Thomas  C  and  John 
Moffat),  tailors,  27  12th. 

Montgomery  James  T,  crockery,  2256 
Main. 

Montgomery  &  Son  (George  and  Charles 
R),  grocers,  36  S  Penn. 

Mooney  John  J,  shoemaker,  49  11th. 

Mooney  Michael  J,  confectr,  1104  Market. 

Moore  Clyde,  confectioner,  cor  16th  and 
Chapline. 

Moore  Edgar  A,  produce,  32  23d. 

Moore  John,  grocer,  cor  18th  and  Jacob. 

Moore  L  Albert,  marble,  1205  Market. 

Moore  Shadrich,  grocer,  2162  Main. 

Moore  &  Son  (Charles  and  Charles  S), 
painters,  cor  Main  and  23d. 

Moran  &  Gervin  (Patrick  Moran,  David 
Gervin),  saloon,  204  Main. 


H|  I  Send  Your  Hats  to  R.  F.  POTTS,  34  16th  Street,  Wheeling, 

llPnilPmPn      W*  Va"  to  be  lleMOVated  a,ld  R«»b>P«<><    J^Oood  Work 
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THOS.  A.  CAULFIELD, 

DEALER  IN 

Pianos,  Organs, 

AND  ALL  KINDS  OF 

MUSICAL    liTS'X'IVCTIfc^EliTTS- 

Sole  Agent  for  the  Steck,  Linderman  &  Sons,  Decker  &  Sons,  A  (\  R Q   Mo  Tib-pf  StrPPt 

and  Ahlstrom  Pianos,  Palace  and  Worcester  Organs.  1VUO   mailVOl  UL1CCL, 

WHEELING,  WEST  VIRGINIA. 


T.  2v£.  CLOTJSTOU, 

PUBLISHERS'  AGENT  FOR 

Fine  Pictorial  Books 

AND  FAMILY  BIBLES. 

Sole  Agent  for  West  Virginia  for  Henry  M.  Stanley's  greatest  book:    "  In  Darkest 
Africa."    AGENTS  WANTED. 

1215  Market  Street,  -  WHEELING,  W.  VA. 

J.  L-.  FRKNK, 

MANUFACTURER  OF 

Picture  Frames  and  Wall  Pockets, 

AND  DEALER  IN 

PICTURE  GOODS  OF  EVERY  DESCRIPTION. 

Wholesale  and  Retail.    Sacred  Pictures  a  Specialty.    Catalogues  on  Application. 

1735  MARKET  ST.,  Factory,  1729  MARKET  ST.,  WHEELING,  W.  VA. 

F.  L.  HOGE,  City  Engineer.  A.  L.  WHITE,  Assistant  City  Engineer. 

ZEXOGt-E  <SS  TX7-XXXTX3, 

Civil  Engineers  and  Surveyors. 

OPEN  TO  ENGAGEMENTS  OUTSIDE  OF  OITY. 

Office,  City  Building, - WHEELING,  W.  VA. 

Pianos,  Organs,  Accordeons,  Banjos,  Cornets,  Flageo- 
lets, Guitars,  Harmonicas,  Mandolins,  Drums,   Fifes. 

J.  P.  WIESEL,  Cumberland,  Md. 


Peabody  Insurance  Co. 


OF  WHEELING,  W.  VA.   The 
BEST   IS   THE   CHEAPEST. 


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Morgan  David  G,  insurance,  1213  Market. 

Morgan  Prank  H,  saloon,  2241  Market. 

Morgan  James  L,  Staple  and  Fancy 
Groceries,  Flour,  Canned  Goods,  Etc, 
2324  E^ff . 

Morgan  Patrick,  produce,  43  5th  Ward 
market. 

Morgan  &  Simpson  (D  G  Morgan,  R  B 
Simpson),  real  estate,  1213  Market. 

Morris  Asa  W,  confectioner,  2141  Market. 

Morris  Henry,  box  mnfr,  cor  14th  and 
South. 

Morris  Jacob  E,  grocer,  119  16th. 

Morris  T  A  &  Co  (Theodore  A  and 
Thomas  Morris),  commission,  1114Water 

Morrison  D  B,  physician,  3812  Jacob. 

Mucgjje  Wm  II,  Repair  Shop;  Guns 
and  Locks  Neatly  Repaired;  Awnings 
and  Fences,  Bell  Hanging,  Scissors  and 
Razors  Ground,  1408  Market. 

Mueller  Louis,  shoemaker,  77  15th. 

Muhleman  Bros  (Frederick  and  Richard), 
founders,  cor  Main  and  23d. 

Muhn  &  Brandfass  (Peter  Muhn,  C  F 
Brandfass),  cigar  mnfrs  and  leaf  tobacco, 
1323  Main. 

Muldoon  James  S,  marble  works,  1619 
Market. 

Murdock  Gottfried  G,  produce,  1139  Mar- 
ket. 

Murphy  Cal  B,  plasterer,  19  N  Broadway. 

Murphy  Miss  C  A  &  Co  (Catherine  A  Mur- 
phy, Maggie  E  Maloney),  dressmakers, 
1112  Main. 

Murphy  Wesley,  grocer,  34  Zane. 

Murphy  Wm  P,  plasterer,  17  N  Broad- 
way. 

Mutual  Savings  Bank,  Howard 
Hazlett  Pres,  Wm  B  Simpson  and  Ed- 
ward Rubertson  Vice-Prests,  W  G  Wil- 
kinson Sec,  Alexander  Mitchell  Treas, 
1519  and  1521  Market. 

Myers  Elgie,  butter  and  eggs,  2d  Ward 
market. 

Myers  Errett  C,  Physician,  16  S  Penn. 

Myers  Mrs  F  C,  milliner,  1046  Main! 

Myers  J,  produce,  29  5th  Ward  market. 

Myers  &  Rehm  (John  Myers,  John  Rehm), 
meats,  cor  Jacob  and  18th. 

Myles  Wm,  city  collector. 

Nail  City  Lantern  Co,  A  W  Paull  pres, 
James  Paull  sec,  lantern  aDd  fruit  jar 
mnfrs,  1312  Water. 

National  Bank  of  West  Virginia  The 
(capital,  $200,000),  E  W  Oglebay  pres, 
John  Wagner  cash,  s  w  cor  Main  and 
12th. 

Natural  Gas  Co  of  W  Va,  C  W  Batchelor 
pres,  Harris  Buchanan  sec,  George 
Heard  genl  mngr,  74  12ih. 


Natural  Gas  Illuminating  Co,  Robert  C 
Elliot  pres,  Wm  J  Diehl  sec,  1425  Chap- 
line. 

Nau  George,  barber,  140£  16th. 

Naylor  John  S  &  Co  (John  S  Nay  lor,  Le- 
roy  A  Lallance,  James  B  Brennan),  no- 
tions, 1406-1408  Main. 

Naylor  Samuel  G,  grocer,  50  S  Broadway. 

Neaumann  Katie,  produce,  60  5th  Ward 
market. 

Neill  &  Ellingham  (James  Neill,  Wm  El- 
lin gham,  Samuel  H  Cray  ton,  James 
McClure),  grocers,  1400  Main. 

Nelson  Christian,  shoemaker,  6  S  Front. 

Nesbitt  Samuel,  blacksmith,  cor  16th  and 
South. 

Nesbitt  Samuel  jr,  lawyer,  1739  Market. 

Nesbitt  Wm,  hardware,  2259  Market. 

Nesbitt  &  Bro  (Thomas  W  and  Robert), 
hardware,  1312  Market. 

Nesbitt  &  Devine  (Samuel  Nesbitt  jr,  John 
C  Devine),  real  estate,  1739  Market. 

Neuhait  Mrs  J,  dressmaker,  1110  Market. 

Ncuman  Charles  &  Co,  Fancy  Dy- 
ers, Scourers  and  Repairers;  Shawls, 
Dresses,  Ribbons,  Silks  and  Woolen 
Goods  Executed  on  Short  Notice,  1429 
Market.     (See  p  401.) 

Newman  Mrs  Cntherine,  grocer,2139  Main. 

Newman  Clock  Mnfg  Co,  A  Newman 
mngr,  mnfrs  of  watchmen's  clocks,  1116 
Water. 

Newman  Mrs  Ellen,  confectr,  2817  Eoff . 

News  Publishing  Co,  proprs  Wheeling 
Evening  News,  n  e  cor  Main  and  14th. 

New  York  Dental  Association, 
C  L  Hill  Mngr,  L  C  Hill,  M  A  Becker. 
A  K  McCormick,  1049  Main.  (See  p 
393.) 

Nicoll  Edward  L,  artists'  materials,  1222 
Market. 

Niebergall  Louis,  Fresh  and  Cured 
Meats,  Wholesale  and  Retail,  34  5th 
Ward  Market,  Residence  4413  Eoff. 
(Seep  405.) 

Niehaus  John,  grocer,  400  Main. 

Nightengale  Anna  C,  dressmkr,  137  16th. 

Niknlaus  Henry,  shoemaker,  1514  Wood. 

Nist  Mrs  Lizzie,  grocer,  50  23d. 

Noble  Bros  (Nelson  A  and  Charles  S), 
gents'  furnishings,  44  12th. 

Nolte  Frederick,  grocer,  2501  Chapline. 

Nolte  Henry  F,  general  store,  cor  33d  and 
Eoff. 

Nortemann  August,  grocer,  196  16th. 

North  Wheeling  Glass  Co,  Wm  Alexan- 
der pres,  Frederick  J  Parks  sec,  glass 
mnfrs,  foot  of  3d. 

Norton  T  H  &  Co  (Thomas  H  Norton),, 
bankers,  5  People's  Bank  bldg. 


T  TfinflRQ    P.  WELTF  &  CO.,  WHOLESALE  LIQUOR  DEALERS, 

JjX^O^U  VrJLVO*    1118  Main  and  1121  Market  St.,     Wheeling,  W.  Va. 


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W.B.ALLISON, 

MANUFACTURER  OP 

Iron  and  Wire  FENCES 

Counter,  Office  and  Bank  Bailing*, 

Flower  Pot  Stands,  Window  Guards,  and 
Special  Wire  Work  of  any  kind  Made  to 
Order.  Fly  Screens  for  Doors  and  Win- 
dows, and  all  kinds  of  Cemetery  Work  in 
Wire.  Storeroom  and  Factory,  No.  1707 
Eoff  Street,  WHEELING,  W.  VIUOIM A. 

Telephone  No.  147. 


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MANUFACTURER  OF  AND  DEALER  IN 

Galvanized  Iron  Cornice, 
Window  Caps, 

Skylights,  Etc. 

Sheet  Metal  Bar  Fixtures, 

Tin  Roofing  and  Spouting, 

and  all  kinds  of  sheet 

Iron  Pipe. 

No.  1918  Main  St., 
WHEELING,   -    W.  VA. 

LINSLY  INSTITUTE 

WHEELING,  WEST  VIRCINIA. 

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Principal.  Pres.  Board  of  Trustees 


N  T/^¥]V      Wholesale    and  Retail.    PURE    SPRING    WATER  T/^"|]V 

5  ILJl'.  J.  HUNTER  SMITH,  Piedmont,  W.  Va.  ILL/. 


4^.  ■    ■  wmM  ■       gars  A  %  #  Fine  Line  Pocket  and  Table  Knives,  Scissoi 

CU  I   LERY.  The  W.  H. Smith  Hardware  Co., 


Fine  Line  Pocket  and  Table  Knives,  Scissors  and  Razors. 

Parkersbarg, 
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Norway  Tack  Co,  Isaiah  T  Jones  pres, 
George  G  Haniian  sec  and  treas,  tack 
mnfrs,  cor  18th  and  Chapline. 

Nowviock  Louis  II,  Florist,  1062 
Main.     (See  opp.) 

O'Brien  Thomas,  real  estate,  147£  Main. 

Och  Frederick,  wagonmaker,  67  28th. 

Ochsenbein  Reuben,  meats,  2d  Ward  mkt. 

Ochsenbein  Samuel,  meats,  2d  Ward  mkt. 

Ocker  Emma,  dressmaker,  48  11th. 

Ockerhause  Henry,  baker,  2211  Market. 

O'Connell  Morton,  grocer,  cor  16th  and 
Wood. 

Ohio  Valley  Farmer  and  Practical  World, 
J  G  Leasure  &  Co  proprs,  1220  Market. 

Ohio  Valley  manufacturer  The, 
The  Ohio  ,  Valley  Manufacturer  Co 
Publishers;  Devoted  to  the  Nail,  Iron, 
Steel,  Glass,  Pottery,  Hardware,  and 
Manufacturing  Industries  of  the  Ohio 
Valley,  Rogers  Block,  Main.  (See  p 
383.) 

Ohio  Valley  manufacturer  Co 
The,  N  E  Whitaker  Pres,  P  H  Moore 
Sec,  Publrs  The  Ohio  Valley  Manufac- 
turer, Rogers  Block,  MaiD.     (Seep3S3.) 

Ohio  Valley  Metal  Foundry,  Muhleman 
Bros  proprs,  cor  Main  and  23d. 

Ohio  Valley  News  Co,  Wofford 
Brown  Propr,  News  Dealers  1205  Mar- 
ket.    (Seep  391.) 

O'Kane  &  Co  (Michael  J  O'Kane),  shoes, 
1113  Main. 

O'Keeffe  Denis,  lawyer,  1501  Chapline, 

O'Keeffe  Mrs  J  A  milliner,  27  11th. 

Okerhause  Henry,  baker,  13  5th  Ward 
market. 

O'Malley  John  P.saloon,  cor  Main  and  23d. 

Orth  Lewis,  meats,  2d  Ward  market. 

Ott  Bros  &  Co  (Morgan  L  and  Henry 
O  Ott,  Wm  P  Heiskell),  Wholesale 
Hardware,  1206  Main. 

Otterson  C  A  &  Co  (Charles  A  Otterson), 
livery,  931  Market. 

Otto  Charles,  baker,  4522  Jacob. 

Otto  Charles  F,  restaurant,  1134  Market. 

Owens  Thomas  F,  grocer,  30  16th. 

Parker  George  W,  fish  and  oysters,  2231 
Market. 

Parker  &  Co  (E  V  Parker),  whol  grocers, 
23-25  14th. 

Parker  &  O'Neil  (James  Parker,  Michael 
O'Neil),  saloon,  1333  Market. 

Parsons  J  A  H,  photogr,  1205  Market. 

Paull  Alfred,  Insurance,  1160  Main. 

Peabody  Insurance  Co,  Alonzo 
Loriup  Pres,  J  F  Paull  Sec,  1323  Market. 
(See  left  top  lines.) 

Pearson  Mrs  Mary,  saloon,  cor  23d  and 
Market. 


Peikuss  David,  notions,  39  5th  Ward  mkt. 

Peku  Christian,  shoemaker,  1519  Main. 

Pendleton  John  O,  lawyer,  1216  Chapline. 

Penn  John  A,  mngr  C  F  Adams,  1027 
Main. 

Penn  mutual  Life  Insurance  Co 
of  Philadelphia,  Schilling  &  Kasley  Gen- 
eral Agents  for  W  Va,  1213  Market.  (See 
p  391.) 

People's  Bank  (capital,  $100,000;  surplus, 
$22,000),  Thomas  O'Brien  pres,  George 
W  Eckha  rt  jrcash, n  w  cor  Main  and  12th. 

Petersen  Peter,  employment  agency,  2344 
Chapline. 

Petrie  Wm,  vet  surgeon,  833  Market. 

Peyton  Wm  W,  confectioner,  813  Market. 

Pfefferman  John  H,  hatter,  1507  Market. 

Pfingst  Henry,  stoves  and  tinware,  2146 
Market. 

Pflug  Henry,  Wines,  Liquors  and  Ci- 
gars, 2213  Market. 

Phillips  Daniel  Z,  justice,  64  12th. 

Philpott  Oake  §,  Architect,  cor 
Market  and  14th.    (See  right  bottom  lines.) 

Ploch  Henry,  baker,  18  Zane. 

Plummer  Francis  W,  photogr,  1138  Main. 

Pollack  Augustus,  cigar  mnfr,  1216  Water. 

Pollock  M  &  J  (Mortimer  and  Julius), flour 
mill,  cor  14th  and  Market. 

Porter  Frank  M,  grocer,  80  Vermont. 

Porter  Oscar  B,  grocer,  81  15th. 

Porter  Theodore  F,  saloon,  2133  Main. 

Postal  Telegraph  Cable  Co,  George  J 
Brand  mngr,  1209  Market. 

Potter  James  F,  propr  Wheeling  Laundry, 
57  11th. 

Potts  Edward  B,  clothing,  1001  Main. 

Potts  Richard  F,  Hatter  and  Hat  and 
Bonnet  Bleacher;  all  Kinds  of  Straw 
and  Felt  Hats  Reshaped  into  the  Latest 
Styles;  Mnfr  Hat  and  Bonnet  Frames, 
34  16th.     (See  right  lop  lines  and  p  5.) 

Pracht  John,  baker,  2230  Main. 

Pracht  Louis,  baker,  924  Main. 

Prager  Charles,  printer,  Mutual  Savings 
Bank  bldg. 

Prager  Dan  L,  printer,  1211  Main. 

Prager  Isaac  D,  wall  paper,  17  11th. 

Prohibition  Publishing  Co, Rev  FN  Lynch 
pres,  F  T  Cartwright  sec  and  mngr,  N 
W  Beck  treas,  publrs  The  Quest,  1007 
Main. 

Prosser  J  Edward,  grocer,  532  Main. 

Provident  Life  Insurance  Co,  Thomas  K 
Jenkins  mngr,  1516  Market. 

Pumphrey  Wm  M,  meats,  39£  Virginia. 

Purpua  S,  fruits,  1521  Main. 

Putnam,  Stewart  &  Anderson  (Charles 
Putnam,  Wm  W  Stewart,  John  Ander- 
son), horseshoers,  8  16th. 


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Quest  The,  published  by  the  Prohibition 
Publishing  Co,  1007  Main. 

Quimby  Charles  H,  news  depot,  1414  Mar- 
ket. 

Rader  Philip  H,  coppersmith,  1106  Water. 


Raymond  Wm  G,  produce,  74  5th  Ward 

market. 
Redeker  John,  cigar  mnfr,  2252  Main. 
Redfox  Jacob,  grocer,  112  Main. 


L.  H.  NOWVIOCK, 


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IMPORTED  BULBS,  PLANTS,  TREES  AND 
8HRURS  AT  LOW  RATES. 


Vegetable  and  Flower  Seeds  of  all  Kinds. 

CUT  FLOWERS, 

WEDDING  and  FUNERAL  DESIGNS  A  SPECIALTY. 

Street  Cars  Stop  at  tlie  Door. 


1062  MAIN  ST., 
WHEELING,  =  WEST  VIRGINIA. 


C.  NEUMAN  &  CO., 

FANCY  DYERS,  SCODRERS  AND  REPAIRERS. 


All  kinds  of  Shawls,  Dresses,  Ribbons,  and  every  description  of  Silks  and 
Woolen  Goods,  executed  at  short  notice  and  on  reasonable  terms. 

ALL  COLORS  WARRANTED  FAST. 

No.  1429  Market  St.,    Brtj^S«££"d    WHEELING,  W.  VA. 


GEORGE  SCHAD, 

Fresh  and  Cured  Meats, 

SAUSAGE  AND  BOLOGNA. 


STALL  46,  FIFTH  "WARD  MARKET, 
RESIDENCE,  2146  MAIN  ST., 

W.  VA. 


WHEELING, 


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ElPntrJP   MflPhinP^  f°r  Insulated  lighting.  Arc  or  Incandescent. 


'HE    ELECTRICAL      CONSTRUCTION     AND 
MAINTENANCE  CO.,   125   Fifth   Avenue,   Pittsburgh,  Pa.     Telephone   1774. 


I.  G.  Dillon  &  Co., 


Watches,  Diamonds,  Jewelry  and  Fine  Pottery. 

WHEELING,  WEST  VIRGINIA. 


402 


WHE 


WEST    VIRGINIA.    STATE    GAZETTEER 


WHE 


Redman  &.  C-o  (HeDry  W  Redman, 
George  G  McKown,  W  J  Hamilton), 
Machinists,  1714-1716  Chapline.  (Seep 
395.) 

Reed,  Robb  &  Breiding  (John  T  Reed, 
Henry  C  Robb,  Joseph  Breiding),  drugs, 
1403  Main. 

Reed  Robert  J,  physician,  73  12th. 

Reed  Win  L,  Slate  Roofer;  Wholesale 
and  Retail  Dealer  in  all  Colors  First 
Quality  Roofing  Slate,  1521  Chapline. 
(See  p  891 ) 

Reefer  Leon  X,  Veterinary  Surgeon 
and  Dentist,  1426  Market.     (Seep  405.) 

Rehm  Henry,  mngr  Wheeling  Beef  Co.cor 
20th  and  Water. 

Reid  Wm  H,  saloon,  1145  Market. 

Reilly  Charles  B,  assessor,  City  bldg. 

Reilly  George  V  &  Co  (George  V  Reilly), 
whol  paper,  1321  Main. 

Reilly  Michael.whol  groceries  and  liquors, 
1309  Main. 

Reilly  M,  Vice-Pres  The  Franklin  In- 
surance Co,  35  12th. 

Reiter  Henry,  saloon,  2602  Chapline. 

Reizenstein  Julius,  notions,  1122  Main. 

Remele  Albert,  saloon,  2207  Main. 

Rempe  John  F,  tailor,  2210  Market. 

Renner  Mrs  Herman,  saloon,  2239  Market. 

ReyraaniiAntou^res  ReymannBrew- 
ing  Co,  east  end  17th.  (See  right  top 
lines  and  p  379.) 

Reymann  Rrcwing.Co,  Anton  Rey- 
mann  Pres, Herman  B  Grimm  Sec.Brew- 
ers  and  Bottlers  of  Lager  Beer,  east  end 
17th.     (See  right  top  lines  and  p  379.) 

Rhodes  J  S  &  Co  (Peter  M,  Julia  A.  Julia, 
Fannie,  Catherine  and  Rebecca  Rhodes), 
dry  goods,  1152  Main. 

Rice  A  L  &  Co  (Albert  L,  Samuel  M 
and  Albert  M  Rice),  Wholesale  and  Re- 
tail Millinery,  Notions,  Etc,  1126-1130 
Main. 

Rice  John  L,  merchant  tailor.  1308  Market. 

Richard9  Caleb  L,  saloon,  1525  Main. 

Richards  H  Campbell,  merchant  tailor, 
1025  Main. 

Rielly  Miss  Sallie,  dressmaker,  2017  Main. 

Riemenshneider  August,  shoemaker,  2207 
Market. 

Riester  Fidelias,  Mngr  Wheeling 
Opera  House,  cor  Market  and  14th. 

Riester  Leopold,  saloon,  35  14th. 

Riffins  Cornelius,  barber,  41  Virginia. 

Rine  Joshua,  saloon,  927  Market. 

Rinehart  &  Tatum  (W  H  Rinehart,  Pee- 
bles Tatum),  real  estate  and  insurance, 
1314  Market. 

Rippel  Henry  F,  barber,  43  16th. 

Ritchie  George,  grocer,  cor  Maiu  and  23d. 


Ritchie  James,  butter  and  eggs,  2d  Ward 
market. 

Ritter  &  Smith  (Frank  Ritter,  Henry 
Smith),  barbers,  1026  Main. 

Ritz  John  S,  saloon,  74  Main. 

Riverside  Iron  Works,  J  N  Vance 
Pres,  John  D  Culbertson  Sec  and  Treas, 
F  J  Hearne  General  Mngr,  1304  Main. 
(Seep  387.) 

Robinson  James,  saloon,  1148  Water. 

Robinson  Joseph  E,  ins,  1205  Market. 

Robrecht  John,  propr  St  Charles  Hotel, 
cor  14th  and  Water. 

Rodenbaugh  John  H,  saloon,  75  Main. 

Rodgers  John  V  L,  ins,  1144  Market. 

Rodman  John,  wall  paper,  2738  Chapline. 

Rody  Ellen,  dry  goods  217  Main,  and  mil- 
linery 1106  same. 

Rogers  James  P,  lawyer,  1404  Chapline. 

Rogers  Wm  W,  Justice,  Notary  and 
Pension  Attorney,  1503  Chapline. 

Rohrig  Charles,  meats,  54  5th  Ward  mkt. 

Rohrig  Wm,  meats,  3622  Jacob. 

Rolf  &  Harvey  (Louis  A  Rolf,  T  L  Har- 
vey), real  estate,  1314  Market. 

Roller  Frederick,  ins,  725  Market. 

Rose  &  Hamilton  (James  Rose,  John  Ham- 
ilton), plumbers,  19  11th. 

Rosenberg  John  H, stone  yard,  1621  South. 

Rosenhain  Gottleib,  gents'  furnishings, 
1069  Main. 

Rosenstein  Theresa,  meats,  79  15th 

Ross  Burdats  (David  B  Ross,  Oscar  W 
Burdats),  dentists,  73  16th. 

Roth  Philipp,  books,  2404  Chapline. 

Roth  &  Wendel  (John  B  Roth,  Wm  Wen- 
del),  grocers,  3801  Jacob. 

Ruchty  Mary,  propr  Wheeling  Hat  Bleach- 
ery,  1213  Main. 

Ruhland  John,  carpet  weaver,  18  Mary- 
land. 

Russell  Henry  M,  lawyer,  1421  Chapline. 

Rutter  Edward  J,  grocer,  cor  Market  and 
23d. 

Rose  E  L  Oil  and  Gas  Co  (capital,  $24,- 
000),  Edward  L  Rose  pres,  Charles  E 
Wells  vic-pres,  A  N  Prichard  sec  and 
treas,  51  12th. 

Rose  E  L.  &  Co  (Edward  L  Rose), 
Dealers  in  Office  Supplies,  Bicycles,  Tri- 
cycles, Sewing  Machines,  Cash  Regis- 
ters, Etc,  51  12th.     (See  p  391.) 

St  Charles  Hotel,  John  Robrecht  propr, 
Henry  Robrecht  mngr,  cor  14th  and 
Water. 

Salade  Wm  A,  mngr  F  M  Lynn,  1138 
Water. 

Sander  Chris,  general  store,  cor  18th  and 
Wood. 


UlBofTSy    Vf  Uiyij    UuSj   Charles1!?*  Turner, 


Pump  and  Factory  Supplies,  Steam  and  Hot 
"    Sanitary   PLUMBING. 

Parkersburg,  W.Va. 


WHE  AND   BUSINESS   DIRECTORY.  WHE 


403 


ANDY  H.  SCHRAMM. 


WM.  I.  BURKLE. 


SCHRAMM  &  BURKLE, 

WHOLESALE 

COLLAR  MANUFACTURERS 

AND  MANUFACTURERS  OF 

H-^-^ilTBSS,  S-A.ID3DXjES,  BI^IIDX-IES,  Etc. 

^-We  always  have  a  full  line  of  all  kinds  of  HORSE  COLLARS  I  No.  I  020  Market  St  . 

in  stock.    We  are  the  leading  Collar  Manufacturers  in  the  State.    1  WHEELING,  W.  VA. 

ROBERT  LUKE, 

LIVERY,  SALE 

AND 

BOARDING  STABLES. 

Undertaking  attended  to  in  all 
its  Branches. 

No.  1430  Market  Street,  -  WHEELING,  W.  VA. 

DR.   H.    F.   HEATH, 

A  practitioner  of  22  years'  experience  in  all 

that  pertains  to  the  management 

and  treatment  of 

DISEASES 

OF 

Domestic  Animals. 

TELEPHONE  568. 
Residence  and  Hospital,  936  Market  St.,  WHEELING,  W.  VA. 

CHARLES  TAPPE,  JR., 

Wholesale  i  Retail  Meats. 

FRESH  AND  SMOKED  MEATS, 

VEAL,   LAMB  AND  PORK. 

Stall  8, 5th  Ward  Market.  Residence,  4306  Water  Street, 


PA    P.imninpham   Artistic   Photographer, 
■     ■»■      VUlllllll^lllJlllj    OVEB  NATIONAL  BASK,      -       MARTIN8BURG,  W.  YA. 


SODA  FOUNTAINS  (J-  M; 8™"^8"UB*' '""J ?  V •!■*'* 

^Son,   Mnfrs  of   Soda  fountains  and    Supplies    for  Dis- 
AND    BOTTLING    SETS-    /  pensers  of  Carbonated  Drinks.    FARKEK8BTJBG,  W.  VA. 


404 


WHE 


AVEST    VIRGINIA    STATE    GAZETTEER 


WHE 


Sander*  Calvin,  lawyer,  cor  Market  and 

14th. 
Sell  ad    George,    Fresh     and     Cured 

Meats,   Bologna,   Sausages,    Etc,    Stall 

46  5th  Ward  Market,   res  2146  Main. 

{Seep  401.) 
Schaefer  Bros  (Frederick  F  and  Henry  C), 

cigar  mnfrs,  cor  Market  and  22d. 
Schaefer  C  A,  real  est,  cor  Market  and  14th. 
Schaefer  Henry,  barber,  129  18th. 
Schaefer  &  Driehorst  (Casper  F  Schaefer, 

Frederick   C  Driehorst),   liquors,    1518 

Main. 
Schafer  Joseph,  baker,  61  S  Broadway. 
Schafer  Leopold,   saloon,   cor    17th    and 

Wood. 
Schambra  Conrad,  tinware,  1033  Market. 
Schambra  Conrad  P,  tailor,  2105  Main. 
Schambra  D  &  Sons  (Daniel,  Edward  L 

and  Charles  E),  mercht  tailors,  1019  Main 
Schan  Albert,  meats,  98  15th. 
Schaub  Frederick,  barber,  3719  Jacob. 
Schempf  &  Schubart  (Wm  L  Schempf, 
£  Rudolph  E    Schubart),   jewelers,   1515 

Market. 
Schenerlein  &  Bro  (C  Edward  andGWm), 

hardware,  20Zane. 
Schenk  Fritz  &  Sons  (Frederick,  Charles, 

Larnze,  John,  Albert,  Otto  and  Edward), 

pork  packers,  82  5th  Ward  market. 
Schenk  Henry,  saloon,  2246  Market. 
Schepp  Conrad,  dry  goods,  2401  Chapline. 
Schilling  &  Kasley  (John L  Schilling, 

Samuel  H  Kasley),  Qenl  Agents  for  W 

Va  for  Penn  Mutual  Life  Ins  Co  of  Phil- 

delphia,  1213  Market.      {Seep  391.) 
Schleslnger  Morris,  notions,  1111  Main. 
Schmeichel     Friedrich,     furniture,     2267 

Market. 
Schmidt  Charles,  pres  Board  Public  Wks. 
Schmidt    Miss  Ida  L,   dressmaker,   1303 

Eoff. 
Schmidt  Jacob,  shoemaker,  604  Main. 
Schmidt  Martin,  grocer,  48  11th. 
Schmulbach  Brewing  Co,  Henry 

Schmulbach  Pres,    Henry   C  Caldwell 

Sec,  Brewers,  Maltsters  and  Bottlers,  cor 

33d  and  Wetzel.     {See  top  edge.) 
Schneider  John,  cigar  mnfr,  2122  Main. 
Schnepf  Christian,  drugs,  1335  Market. 
Schnupp  Phillip,   grocer,   cor    18th    and 

Wood. 
Schockey  Frederick,  florist,  65  5th  Ward 

market. 
Schodder  Henry,  saloon,  3303  Jacob. 
Schoenian  Benjamin,  grocer,  2737  Chap- 
line. 
Schoeppner  Richard, cabinetmkr,  168  17th. 
Schopper  Edward  (Annie,  Alice  and  La-- 

vinia  Schopper),  milliners,  1103  Main. 


Schramm  &  Burkle  (Andy  H 
Schramm,  Wm  I  Burkle),  Mnfrs  Horse 
Collars,  Harness,  Saddles,  Etc,  1020 
Market.     {See  p  403.) 

Schrebe  Henry  W,  grocer,  4728  Jacob. 

Schreiber  Moritz,  grocer,  2127  Chapline. 

Schreiner  Andrew,  produce,  75  5th  Ward 
market. 

Schultze  August  J,  pictures,  3643  Jacob. 

Schulz  Henry  J,  shoes,  2247  Market. 

Schulz  Nicholas,  confectionery  mnfr,  1319 
Market. 

Schumann  Frederick  J,  grocer,  67  New 
Jersey. 

Schwalp  Louis,  saloon,  1018  Main. 

Schwertfeger  &  Robb  (Wm  Schwertfeger, 
Richard  P  Robb),  harness  mnfrs,  1146 
Main. 

Seabold  Charles,  painter,  3644  Jacob. 

Seabright  Charles  W,  merchant  tailor  and 
mayor,  cor  Main  and  22d. 

Seabright  Louis,  cigar  mnfr,  4226  Water. 

Seabright  Mrs  Louisa,  grocer,  59  19th. 

Seamon  H  &  Son  (Henry  and  Andrew  J), 
cigar  mnfrs,  1150  Water. 

Seeley  Oscar,  plumber,  2157  Main. 

Seemeye  Frank,  confectr,  2135  Market. 

Serig  Henry,  grocer,  95  Main. 

Seymour  Fred  W,  drugs,  1202  Market. 

Shaefer  Henry,  barber,  2149  Main. 

Shafer  Wm  H  &  Son  (Wm  H  and  How- 
ard), grocers,  2425  Eoff. 

Shallcross  Thomas  P,  omnibus  line,  cor 
9th  and  Market. 

Sheekey  John  J,  saloon,  31  12th. 

Sheppard  Jeremiah  B,  harnessmaker,  1073 
Main. 

Short  John  II,  Saloon,  cor  31st  and 
Chapline. 

Shroeder  Frank,  grocer,  3209  Chapline. 

Simpson  Isabella,  hardware,  2245  Market. 

Singer  Mnfg  Co,  Charles  E  Gee 
Mngr,  Sewing  Machines,  70  12th. 

Sisson  L  P  &  Son  (Lewis  P  and  Albert 
H),  cattle,  1314  Market. 

Smith  Adam,  cooper,  1413  Wood. 

Smith  Alfred  E,  brewer,  840  Market. 

Smith  Charles  W,  grocer,  cor  10th  and 
Main. 

Smith  George,  shoemaker,  23  10th. 

Smith  George  O,  Real  Estate,  Collec- 
tions, Stock  Broker  and  Notary,  1229' 
Market.     {See  right  top  lines.) 

Smith  John  L  &  Co  (George  A  Smith), 
druggists,  1407  Main. 

Smith  Sobieski  G,  lawyer,  1421  Chapline. 

Smith  W  C  &  C  C  (Walter  C  and  Cle- 
ment C),  Civil  Engineers  and  Surveyors, 
1138  Chapline. 

Snider  Margaret,  dressmaker,  142  14th. 


Vance  Shoe  Company/^1^^7 


WHE 


AND    BUSINESS   DIRECTORY. 


WHE 


405 


Snook  George  M  &  Co  (George  M  Snook, 
George  Rentsch,  Albert  L  Wilkie),  dry 
goods,  1110  Main. 

Snyder  Jacob,  hardware,  1422  Main. 

Sonneborn  Henry,  gents'  furnishings,  1207 
Market. 

Sonneborn  Moses,  clothing,  1328  Market. 

Sonnefeld  John,  barber,  2244  Market. 


South  Side  Bank  of   Wheeling  (capital, 

$25,000),  R  M  Gilleiand  pres,  Charles  A 

Bowers  cash,  3744  Jacob. 
SpargoWm  C,  grocer,  448  Main. 
Spears  Axle  Co,  John  G  Hoffmann  pres, 

Andrew    Reitz    sec    and     genl    mngr, 

cor  Main  and  27th. 


LOUIS  NIEBEBGALL, 

FRESH  and  CURED  MEATS 

WHOLESALE  AND  RETAIL. 

MARKETS  AT  WHEELING   AND   BENW00D. 


Stall  34,  Filth  Ward  market, 
Residence,  4413  Eo ff  Street, 


WHEELING, 


W.  VA. 


GRAND  OPERA  HOUSE 

Chop  House  and  Sample  Room. 

MIKE  HEARNE,  Proprietor. 


59  TWELFTH  STREET, 


WHEELING,  W.  VA. 


D.CKORNER,  -  PRACTICAL  PAINTER,  GRAINER  and  GLAZIER. 


All  kinds  of  Fine  Work  in  Plain  and  Ornamental  Sign  Painting  a  Specialty.  Paper  Hanger  and 
Decorator.  Dealer  in  Painters'  Supplies,  Paints,  Oils,  Glass,  varnishes,  Brushes,  Etc.  Ready- 
Mixed  Paints  in  Every  Shade.  Linseed  Oil,  White  Lead,  Turpentine,  Putty,  Etc.  French  and 
American  Window  Plate  Glass,    f^f  All  orders  promptly  attended  to. 


NO.  1727  MARKET  STREET, 


(Telephone  223. 


WHEELING,  W.  VA. 


DR.  LEON  N.  REEFER, 

VETERINARY  SURGEON  i 


Graduate  Veterinary  Department  University 
of  Pennsylvania,  Phila. 

Diseases  of  all  Animals  Scientifically  Treated. 

Telephone  Connection  at  Office,  Erb's  Livery  Stable, 
and  Residence,  1406  Chapline  St. 

Office,  No.  1426  Market  St.,   -   WHEELING,  W.  VA. 


0    $    Phil  not  t    ARCHITECT  AND  SUPERINTENDENT, 

X-F*     VJm    "*■    mifJyJ  l/l/J    14m  and  market  St«„  Wheeling,  W.  Ta. 


26 


Contractors'  Supplies. 


Manila  Rope,  Wive  Rope,  Wood  and  Iron 
Tackle  Blocks,  Etc.  Write  us  for  Prices. 
CHAS.  H.  BERRY,  Wheeling,  W.  Va. 


406 


WHE 


WEST    VIRGINIA    STATE    GAZETTEER 


WHE 


Speidel  Joseph  &  Co  (Joseph  Speidel,  Ar- 
chie T  Hupp),  grocers,  1413  Main. 
Spever  Bros  (Henry  Speyer),  whol  notions, 

1302  Main. 
Spragg  Sylvanus  L  S,  health  officer,  City 

bltlg. 
Springer  Jonas  H,  cooper,  26  17th. 
Stalnaker  Daniel  E,  real  estate,  35  12th. 
Stamm  Henry,  hotel,  1300  Water. 
Stamm  &  McLure  (F  H  Stamm,  H  W  Mc- 

Lure),  proprs  McLure  House,  cor  12th 

and  Market. 
Standard    Fire    Insurance    Co, 

Wm    Ellingham    Pres,    C    A    Schaefer 

Vice-Pres,  E  B  Bowie  Sec,  1318  Market. 
Standard  Oil  Co,  Isaiah  Warren  mngr. 
Stanke  Charles,  blacksmith,  624  Market. 
Stanton  John,  installments,  17  16th. 
Stanton  &  Davenport  (Frank  Stanton,  John 

R  Davenport),  books,  1301  Market. 
Stard  Louis  G,  blacksmith,  3437  Chapline. 
Stathers  Walter  E,  physician,  3941  Jacob. 
Stauber  Anton  F,  jeweler,  2147  Market. 
Stauver  Anton,  jeweler,  1040  Main. 
Steen  Wm  J,  crockery,  3326  Jacob. 
Steenrod  Louis,  sheriff,  City  bldg. 
Steinfeld  Bros   (Rudolph  and  Alexander), 

clothing,  1131  Main. 
Steinmetz    Christian,    Paper    Box 

Mnfr,  1221  Main.     {Seep  S89.) 
Stevenson  A  M.prinMadison  Public  School. 
Stevenson  Thomas  C,  freight  agent  B  &  O 

R  R,  cor  14th  and  Front. 
Stewart  C  E  &  Co  (Charles  E  and  Robert  E 

Stewart),  railroad  contractors, 2101  Main. 
Stifel  A  F,  phys,  cor  Chapline  and  14th. 
Stifel  C  E  &  Son  (Wm  C  and  Elias  C), 

stoves,  1021  Main. 
Stifel  George  E  &   Co   (George  E  Stifel, 

Fred  C  Schwertfeger),  dry  goods,  1154 

Main. 
Stifel  J  L  &  Sons  (Wm  F  and   Louis  C), 

print  works,  cor  9th  and  Main. 
Stifel  Louis  F,  lawyer,  1421  Chapline. 
Stoehr  H  &     B    (Hebert    and  Barbara), 

saloon,  34  17th. 
Stolze  Albert,  grocer,  1115  Market. 
Stolze  Bros  (Henry  J  and  John  C),   com- 
mission, cor  11th  and  Market. 
Stone  John  T,  shoes,  1042  Main. 
Stone  &  Thomas  (W  E  and  E  L  Stone,  J 

C  Thomas),  dry  goods,  1032  Main. 
Straub  Jacob,  merchant  tailor,  6  10th. 
Strauss  Charles,  grocer,  132  17th. 
Striff  F  &  Son  (Frank   and  Dennis  A), 

dyers,  1149  Market. 
Stritzal  Frank,  cooper,  2211  Main. 
Stroeber  John  C,  grocer,  2747  Eoff . 
Stubbs  Benjamin  F,  saloon,  2125  Main. 


Stumpp  &  Son  (Albert  and  Charles), 
boarding  stable,  1  11th. 

Sullivan  Owen,  .saloon,  1419  Market. 

Swabacker  Louis,  millinery  and  notions, 
1061  Main. 

Sweeney  A  J  &  Son  (A  J  and  John  M), 
founders,  12  12th. 

Sweeney  &  Edwards  (John  F  Sweeney,  E 
O  Edwards),  ins  agents,  1308  Market. 

Sweitzer  Jacob,  confectioner,  23  11th. 

Tappan  &  Connel  (Thomas  S  Tappan, 
George  W  Connel),  photographers,  1121 
Main. 

Tappe  Charles  Jr,Fresh  and  Smoked 
Meats;  Veal,  Lamb  and  Pork,  Whole- 
sale and  Retail,  8  5th  Ward  Market,  Res- 
idence 4306  Water.     (See  p  403  ) 

Tappe  Henry,  meats,  2265  Market. 

Taylor  Charles  N,  fish,  1400  Market. 

Taylor  David  H,  physician,  29  20th. 

Taylor  George  R,  dry  goods,  1150  Main 
and  1153  Market. 

Taylor  Thomas  B, cigar  mnfr,1518  Market. 

Teasdale  Robert,  coal,  cor  16th  and  Chap- 
line. 

Tener  Robert  W,  dentist,  3702  Jacob. 

Terrill  Alden,  grocers,  205  Main. 

Thalman  Frank  G,  grocer,  218  Main. 

Thompson  Cornelius  D,  livery,  cor  Market 
and  23d. 

Thompson  John  F  jr,  grocer,  122  18th. 

Thoner  F  E,  saloon,  2240  Market. 

Thoner  Thoma8  F,  city  clerk,  City  bldg. 

Thornton  Martin,  propr  The  Hotel  Bruns- 
wick, 1137  Market. 

Thurber  Delamere  A,  confectr,  91  17th. 

Title  Insurance  and  Abstract 
Company  of  Wheeling,  Hon  Alfred 
Caldwell  Pres,  Alexander  Mitchell  Sec 
and  Trea?,  Mutual  Savings  Bank  Bldg. 
(Seep  389.) 

Todt  Karl,  shoemaker,  160  17th. 

Tofaute  Frederick,  shoemkr,  2712  Eoff. 

Top  Mill  Colliery,  Wheeling  Iron  and 
Nail  Co  proprs. 

Tracy  Cambridge  R,  mngr  W  U  Tel  Co, 
53  12th. 

Tieiber  Frederick,  confectr,  1422  Market. 

Treiber  Michael,  shoemkr,  2220  Market. 

Trimble  &  Lutz  (John  S  Trimble,  George 
W  Lutz),  steam  heating,  1416  Market. 

Troll  Mrs  M  B,  milliner,  2263  Market. 

Trosch  &  Biery  (Louis  Trosch,  Frederick 
Biery),  proprs  Farmers'  Home.  1008 
Market. 

Tucker  Wm,  printer  and  mngr  The  Wheel- 
ing Paper  Co,  1212  Chapline. 

Tunt  Louis  C,  cigar  mnfr,  1323$  Market. 

Turner  George  B,  agent  Cleveland,  Lorain 
&  Wheeling  R  R  1209  Main. 


rw„.yt   t%*~»  of  the  REYMANN  BREWING  CO.,  Wheeling.  W.  Va., 

tXpOn  Beer  has  the  Reputation  of  Being  the  BEST  IN  THE  MARKET. 


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Two  Brothers  Oil  Co,  Charles  W  Brock- 
unier  pres,  Wilbur  C  Brockunier  sec,  7 
Reilly  block. 

Ullrich  &  Lubrich,  mngrs  European  Por- 
trait Co,  954  Market. 

Underwood  Joseph,  produce,  33  5th  Ward 
market. 

Underwriters'  Insurance  Co 
(Capita),  $100,000),  George  Hook  Pres, 
Alfred  Paull  Sec,  1160  Main 

Union  R  R  and  Steamship  Ticket  Office, 
John  Bailie  agent,  1200  Market. 

United  States  Recruiting  Office,  Gregory 
Bonett  Captain  10th  U  S  Infantry  in 
charge,  1131  Main. 

Urben  &  Smith  (AinosUrben,  Wm  Smith), 
saloon,  9  11th. 

Vance  J  N,  Pres  The  Franklin  Insur- 
ance Co,  35  12th. 

Vance  Shoe  Co,  H  E  Vance  Pres,  J  C 
Riheldaffer  Sec  and  Treas,  Mnfrs  and 
Jobbers  in  Boots,  Shoes  and  Rubbers, 
1208  Main.  (See  right  top  lines  and  p 
57.) 

Van  Kcuren  Charle§  E,  Propr 
Hotel  Van  Keuren,  40-42  12th. 

Vardy  George  N,  storage,  2114  Main. 

Victor  Oil  &  Gas  Co  (capital,  $100,000), 
M  Finnegan  pres,  C  A.  Backer  vice-pres, 
Edward  L  Rose  sec  and  treas,  51  12th. 

Vieweg  Frederick,  grocer,  4422  Jacob. 

Voellinger  Philip,  shoerakr,  2217  Main. 

Vogel  John  M,  shoemaker,  1108  Water. 

Vogler  Jacob,  saloon,  2516  Main. 

Vogler  Joseph,  tinware,  2136  Main. 

Vollinger  Henry,  shoemaker,  412  Main. 

Vorsatz  John,  music  teacher,  53  24th. 

Wagener  Frank  W,  barber,  95  16th. 

Wagner  Edward,  grocer,  2109  Main. 

Walden  Otto,  locksmith,  1002  Market. 

Walters  John  R,  oils,  1423  Main. 

Walters  &  Kraft  (Wm  B  Walters,  Louis 
Kraft),  blacksmiths,  38  16th. 

Walther  &  Dueker  (H  L  Walther,  August 
Dueker),  saloon,  2601  Chapline. 

Waiton  John,  deputy  circuit  clerk. 

Warneke  August  Jr,  Blacksmith, 
Wagon  and  Carriage  Mnfr;  Repairing 
of  all  Kinds  Promptly  Attended  to,  cor 
23d  and  Alley  B. 

Warren  Isaiah,  mngr  Standard  Oil  Co. 

Warren  Roy,  general  mDgr  American  Ma- 
turity and  Loan  Association,  n  w  cor 
Market  and  14th. 

Warwick  China  Company,  C  W  Franz- 
heim  pres,  M  N  Cecil  sec,  Water  bet 
21st  and  22d. 

Waterhouse  Bros  (John  and  Stephen  jr), 
grocers,  1505  Main. 

Wayman  Sallie  B,  grocer,  102  14th. 


Wehner  Ricke,  confectioner,  933  Market. 

Weidner  Joseph,  blacksmith,  67  28th. 

Weigand  August,  barber,  2189  Market. 

Weimer  Charles,  meals,  2d  Ward  market. 

Weimer  Frederick,  meats,  1000  Market. 

Weir  Wm  F,  gents' furnishing  goods,  1228 
Market. 

Weisener  George,  fruits,  22  23d. 

Weisgerber  Fred  C,  grocer,  2606  Chap- 
line. 

Weisgerber  OttoE,  saloon,  1120  Market. 

Weiss  John,  butter  and  eggs,  2d  Ward 
market. 

Weiizel  Thomas  W,  grocer,  2355  Market. 

Wells  C  Homer,  architect,  n  w  cor  14th 
and  Market. 

Wells  Martin  N,  barber,  1110  Market. 

Welshans  Robert,  confectioner,  64  Zane. 

Welty  John,  barber,  1413  Market. 

Welty  John,  saloon,  1045  Main. 

Welty  John  S,  grocer,  1036  Market. 

Welty  P  &  Co  (Peter,  C  Wm  and  Sam- 
uel Welty),  Wholesale  Liquors  and 
Rectifiers,  1121  Market  and  1118  Main. 
(See  right  top  lines.) 

Wendel  Bros  (Frank  and  Jacob  W),  ex- 
press and  drayage,  11  14th. 

Wentzel  Philip  C,  picture  frames,  2725 
Chapline. 

Wenzel  John,  meats,  38  5fch  Ward  maiket 

Werner  Otto,  barber,  2505  Chapline. 

West  Virginia  China  Co,  foot  of  4th. 

West  Virginia  Printing  Co,  proprs  Wheel- 
ing Register,  1225  Market. 

West  Virginia  Staats  Zeitung, 
Louis  Coleman  Jr  Propr,  8  12th. 

West  Virginia  Tobacco  Co  (capital,  $500.- 
000),  Augustus  Pollack  Pres,  Charles  F 
Brandfuss  treas,  D  L  Ratcliff  sec,  cor 
18th  and  Eoff. 

Wheat  L  B,  brewers'  agent,  cor  32d  and 
Chapline. 

Wheat  &  Hancher  (A  Allen  Wheat,Charles 
N  Hancher),  jewelerp,  1231  Market. 

Wheeler  C  H  &  Son  (Charles  H  and 
Charles  H  Jr),  Merchant  Tailors,  1011 
Main. 

Wheeler  Joseph,  shoes.  2801  Eoff. 

Wheeling  Beef  Co,  Henry  Rehm  mngr 
cor  20th  and  Water. 

Wheeling  Branch  U  §  Baking 
Co,  Howard  Brenneman  Mngr. 

Wheeling  Bridge  &  Terminal  Railway  Co, 
Robert  H  Cochran  pres,  Job  Abbott 
Vice  Pres,  A  L  Ripley  sec  and  treas, 
1121  Main. 

Wheeling  Business  College,  school  of  Eng- 
lish, shorthand  and  typewriting,  J  M 
Frasher  pres,  People's  Bank  bldg. 


PpaviPC    Pant  Hnnlrc    Qau/c  saw  mill  supplies,  general  hardware,  barb  wibe, 
rcailCo,  ua. II  nuUAdj  OdVVo,   agricultural  implements,  railroad  and  mining 

SUPPLIES.    CUMBERLAND  HARDWARE  COMPANY,  47  and  49  Baltimore  Street,  Cumberland,  Md. 


CHURCHES. 


EDWARD  B.  FRANZHEIM,  ARCHITECT, 

PUBLIC    LIBRARY  BUILDING,    WHEELING,  W.  VA. 


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Wheeling  City  Gas  Works,  H  H  Dunlevy 
pres,  A  A  Franzheim  sec,  George  Heil 
asst  sec,  T  M  Darrah  supt,  City  bldg. 

Wheeling  Corrugating  Co,  E  C 
Ewing  Pres,  Alexander  Glass  Sec.Mnfrs 
Corrugated  Iron  Roofing,  Siding,  Ceil- 
ing, Etc,  Terminal  road  nr  17th.  (See 
front  edge  and  opp  classified  Corrugated 
Iron.) 

Wheeling  Dairy  Co,  R  Kirk  Giffen  pres, 
Joseph  Lawson  treas,  32  S  Huron. 

Wheeling  Discount  Co,  Fred  Whitworth 
pres,  Alvah  P  Beardsley  genl  mngr,  ad- 
vertising agents,  1314  Market. 

Wheeling  Evening  News,  The  News  Pub- 
lishing Co  proprs.n  e  cor  Main  and  14th. 

Wheeling  Hat  Bleachery,  M  Ruchty  propr, 
1213  Main. 

Wheeling  Hinge  Co,  C  J  Rawling  pres,  J 
C  Brady  sec,  J  M  Cecil  treas,  cor  19th 
and  Jacob. 

Wheeling  Hospital  and  Orphan  Asylum, 
109  Main. 

Wheeling  Ice  and  Storage  Com- 
pany J  A  Miller  Pres,  Charles  W  Conner 
Sec  and  Treas,  Mnfrs  of  Pure  Ice  from 
Distilled  Water;  Guaranteed  Absolutely 
Pure  and  More  Lasting  than  Natural  Ice, 
Factory  2224  Water.  (See  left  top  lines 
and  p  57.) 

Wheeling  Intelligencer  The, 
Frew,  Campbell  &  Hart  Proprs  and 
Publrs,  25  and  27  14th. 

Wheeling  Iron  and  Nail  Co,  Chester  R 
Hubbard  pres,  Chester  D  Hubbard  sec, 
32  Main. 

Wheeling  Laboratory,  Charles  Q  Rawlings 
chemist,  1520  Market. 

Wheeling  Lamp  and  Stamping  Co,  A  W 
Paull  pres,  F  M  Strong  sec,  cor  21st  and 
Water. 

Wheeling  Laundry,  J  F  Potter  propr,  57 
11th. 

Wheeling  Mining  and  Mnfg  Co,  J  W 
Brooks  pres,  L  H  Allbright  sec,  coal  and 
brick,  1744  Market. 

Wheeling  Natural  Gas  Com- 
pany, Wm  Flynn  Pres,  James  M  Guf- 
fey  Vice-Pres,  Wm  J  Diehl  Sec  and 
Treas,  Addison  B  Dally  Jr  Supt,  Sup- 
plies Natural  Gas  to  Wheeling,  Martin's 
Ferry,  Bridgeport  and  Bellaire,  1425 
Chapline. 

Wheeling  Oil  Co  (capital,  $22,000),  Edwin 
L  Rose  pres,  C  P  Brown  vice  pres  and 
sec,  P  B  Dobbins  treas,  51  12th. 

Wheeling  Opera  House,  F  Riester 
Mngr,  cor  Market  and  14th. 

Wheeling  Paper  Co,  Wm  Tucker  mngr' 
1212  Chapline. 


Wheeling  Pottery  Co,  E  M  Pearson  pres. 

!*  W  A  Isett  sec,  cor  31st  and  Jacob. 

Wheeling  Public  Library,  Miss 
Anna  B  Wilson  Librarian,  Wm  H  An- 
derson Supt,  45  14th. 

Wheeling  Railway  Co,  John  M  Sweeney 
pres,  F  P  Hall  sec,  M  Loftus  supt,  10 
10th. 

Wheeling  Register,  West  Virginia  Print- 
ing Co  proprs,  1225  Market. 

Wheeling  Title  and  Trust  Co, 
Henry  M  Russell  Pres,  Louis  F  Stifel 
Sec,  George  R  E  Gilchrist  Examiner  of 
Titles,  1315  Market. 

Wheeling  and  Belmont  Bridge  Co,  J  N 
Vance  pres,  A  J  Clarke  vice-pres, 
Joseph  Lawson  genl  supt,  sec  and  treas, 
office  w  end  10th. 

Wheeling  &  Elm  Grove  R  R, 
John  D  Dubois  Pres,  G  D  Gillelen  Genl 
Mngr,  John  S  Hall  Sec  and  Treas,  Of- 
fice cor  Eoff  and  16th. 

Whetzel  &  Co  (Singleton  Whetzel,  B  H 
Mallory),  saloon,  1047  Market. 

Whit  Louis,  dry  goods,  1142  Main. 

Whitaker  Iron  Co,  George  P  Whitaker 
pres,  N  E  Whitaker  sec,  end  of  20th. 

White  Alvin  L.,  Civil  Engineer,  City 
Bldg. 

White  Hugh  J,  gents'  furngs,2127  Market. 

White  John,  painter,  2150  Main. 

White  John  A,  leather,  1117  Market. 

White  &  Allen  (Robert  White,  Guy  R 
C  Allen),  Lawyers,  1417  Chapline. 

Widdel  Frederick,  saloon,  2123  Main. 

Widmeyer  Mrs  Mary,  rest,  1018  Market. 

Wiedebusch  August  H,  lawyer,  1503 
Chapline. 

Wilhelm  Jacob,  saloon,  1531  Market. 

Wilhelm  Ludwig,  wines,  2113  Main. 

Wilhelm  L  Bert,  harnessmkr,2235  Market. 

Wilhelms  Henry,  upholstr,  1051  Market. 

Wilkie  Frank  A,  baker,  2238  Main. 

Williams  Alice  D,  physician,  52  15th. 

Williams  Wm  E,  drugs,  81  Zane. 

Williams  Wm  H,  drugs,  659  Main. 

Wills  John  B,  printer,  1138  Main. 

Wilson  John  B,  lawyer,  71  12th. 

Wilson  Louis  D,  physician,  80  12th. 

Wilson  Wm  A,  Mngr  R  G  Dun  &  Co,. 
People's  Bank  Bldg,  cor  Main  and  4th. 

Wilson  &  Chapman  (Wm  A  Wilson, 
Wm  H  Chapman),  Planing  Mill  and 
Lumber  Yard;  Paints,  Oils,  Window 
Glass,  Sash,  Doors  and  Blinds,  1215 
Main,  Mill  432  to  438  Main.  (See  back 
cover  and  p  385.) 

Wincher  A  G,  shoes,  1123  Main. 

Winning  Mrs  Em  ma,  ^dressmaker,  1000 
Market. 


WHEELING  BOILER  WORKS 


COX  A:  MORRISON,  Proprs.  Portable,  Marine, 

and  Stationary  Boilers,  and  all  kinds  of  Heavy  Sheet 

|     Iron  Work.    WHEELINU,    W.  Va.    See  P.  6. 


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'Winter  John  F,  Produce  Commission, 
2101  Main. 

Winters  Philip,  mercht  tailor,  742  Main. 

Winters  Wm,  shoemaker,  27  10th. 

Winzenried  Gottfried  C,  jeweler,  1060 
Market. 

Wolber  Frank  A,  grocer,  2311  Market. 

Wolf  Christian,  cheese,  31  5th  Ward  mkt. 

Wolfe  George,  produce,  21  5lh  Ward  mkt. 

Wolff  Matthew  R,  mngr  The  Central  Dis- 
trict and  Printing  Telegraph  Co,  3  Peo- 
ple's Bank  bldg. 

Wolvington  Wm,  flour  and  feed,  37  33d. 

Wood  Bros  Planing  Milt  Co, 
Wirt  W  Wood  Pree  and  Mngr,  Alexan- 
der Bebout  Sec,  cor  34th  and  Chapline. 
(See  right  top  lines. ) 

Woods  Joseph  J,  Lawyer,  1220  Chap- 
line, 

Work  A  D  &  Son  (Alfred  D  and  Harry 
H),  grocers,  3114  Eoff. 

Worls  George  W,  millinery,  1058  Main. 

Wright  M  L,  dressmaker,  27  Vermont. 

Wuthrich  Albert,  tailor,  3501  Jacob. 

Tahn  Adam  J,  grocer,  158  17th. 

Tahn  Joseph,  cigar  mnfr,  952  Market. 

Yahrling  August,  fish,  1037  Market. 

Yeager  Amelia,  grocer,  94  18th. 

Yost  Wm,  jeweler,  2156  Main. 

Young  Alexander  T,  drugs,  103  16th. 

Zane  Platoff,  real  estate,  City  bldg. 

Zane  Wm  F,  florist,  165  S  Penn. 

Zarnits  Bros  &  Co  (John  A,  Lawrence 
and  Fred  Zarnits,  John  B  Rickus),  whol 
grocers,  1310  Main. 

Ziegenfelder  Mrs  Mary,  confectioner,  1233 
Market. 

Ziegler  Frederick  E,  plumber,  57|  33d. 

Zimmer  Charles  F,  baker,  2350  Chapline. 

Zimmer  George  W,  barber,  2348  Chapline. 

Zoeckler  August,  meats,  44  5th  Ward  mkt. 

Zoeckler  Charles,  meats,  2d  Ward  market. 

Zoeckler  George  jr,  meats,  2d  Ward  mkt. 

Zoeckler  Louis,  meats,  201  Main. 

Zwicker  Herman,  saloon,  101  17th. 


WHITE.  A  rural  postofflce  in  Pres- 
ton county,  22  miles  southeast  of  King- 
wood,  the  judicial  seat,  and  16  from  Terra 
Alta,  its  usual  shipping  point,  on  the  B.  & 
O.  R.  R.     Mail,    semi-weekly. 


WHITE  DAY.  A  settlement  of  80 
people,  in  the  southern  part  of  Mononga- 
lia county,  12  miles  from  Morgantown,  the 
county  seat,  8  from  Fairmont,  the  banking 
town,  and  2£  from  Catawba,  its  shipping 
station.     Liilie  J.  Hutchinson,  postmaster. 

De  Vault  Warren  G,  carpenter. 


Holland  John  M,  carpenter. 

Horden  Joseph  B,  mason. 

Hutehinson  M  L,  General  Store. 

Hutchinson  &  Co,  coal. 

Johnson  Thomas  J,  barber. 

Jolliffe  James,  flour  mill. 

Kramer  J  T,  lawyer. 

Kramer  S  E  B,  physician. 

Malone  C  D,  shoemaker. 

Michael  L  J,  blacksmith. 

Mundell  E,  blacksmith. 

Phillips  John  H,  saddler  and  shoemaker. 

Powell  Isaac,  hotel. 

Watson  Bros,  Live  Stock. 

Watson  L  H,  saw  mill. 

Watson  Warren  G,  live  stock. 

Wilson  J,  general  store. 


WHITE  OAK.  A  country  postofflce 
in  the  eastern  part  of  Ritchie  county,  9 
miles  from  Ritchie  C.  H.,  its  shipping 
point.    Mail,  daily. 


WHITE  PINE.  A  postofflce  in  Cal- 
houn county,  5  miles  northeast  from  Grants- 
ville,  the  county  seat.  Ship  to  Ritchie, 
distant  25  miles,  on  the  P.  &  H.  R.  R. 
Mail,  tri- weekly. 

Ayers  W  II,  General  Store. 
Gainor  &  Bro,  general  store. 
Robison  J,  blacksmith. 
Simers  Isaac  L,  carpenter. 


WHITE'S  CREEK.  A  village  in 
the  northwestern  part  of  Wayne  county,  8 
miles  from  Catlettsburgh,  Ky.,  3  from 
Staley,  on  the  O.  &  B.  S.  Ry,  and  11  from 
Wayne  C.  H.  Population,  100.  M.  V. 
Chapman,  postmaster. 

Bruns  W  F,  physician. 
Chapman  Mi  V,  General  Store. 
Cyrus  Arthur,  live  stock. 
Hawkins  Daniel,  coal  miner. 
Johnson  George,  hotel. 
Lambert  J  H,  justice. 
Lambert  J  H  &  Sons,  general  store. 
Marshall  J  D,  physician. 
Rutherford  Wayne,  constable. 
Thacker  Mathew,  blacksmith. 


WHITE   SULPHUR   SPRINGS. 

A  noted  health  resort,  located  on  the  C.  & 
O.  Ry,  in  Greenbrier  county,  10  miles  from 
Lewisburgh,  the  judicial  seat,  and  12  from 
Ronceverte,  both  being  banking  towns.  It 
is  supplied  with  excellent  hotel  accommo- 
dations, the  Grand  Central,  with  its  100 
cottages,  being  one  of  the  largest  in  the 
United  States.     The  Caldwell  House  also 


FURNITURE. & 


J.  STECHOW  FURNITURE  AND  FIXTURE  CO. 
anufacturors  of  OFFICE  FURNITURE  and  BAR 
FIXTURES.    Parkersburg,  West  Virginia. 


CHARLESTON  WHITEWASH  CO., 

MANUFACTURERS,  WHEELING,  W.  TA 


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Charleston  Whitewash  is»  safe,  effectual,  external  cure  for  ali) 
diseases  of  male  and  female  such  as  Gonorrhoea,  Gleet,  Leucorrhcea,  etc 
Cures  in  one  to  five  days.  Does  not  stain.  Guaranteed  not  to  cause-- 
stricture.     Price,  Si  per  bottle,  including  syringe.    Sold  by  druggists. 


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is  a  large,  pleasant  and  commodious  house. 
There  are  numerous  boarding  houses  open 
for  the  summer  season.  The  town  is  very 
accessible  by  rail  from  every  quarter,  the 
natural  scenery  is  very  beautiful,  and  it  is 
a  charming  place  to  spend  a  vacation. 
Population,  500.  Exp.,  Adams.  Tel.,  W.  U. 
George  H.  Surber,  postmaster  J 

Adams  Express  Co,  B  M  McCue  agent. 

Atkinson  Francis  R,  flour  mill. 

Brackman  R  H,  contractor. 

Cat  well    House   (on  Dry  Creek),  Mrs 
M  J  Dickson  Propr.     (See  below.) 
(  Calwell  Wm  P,  physician. 
."  Dickson  House,  Dickson  Sisters  proprs. 

Dickson   Mrs    M    J,    Propr  Calwell 
House  (on  Dry  Creek).     (See  beloto.yj 

Dickson  Oscar  H,  grocer. 

C  Dickson  S  F,  general  store. 
Eakle  B  F,  Supt  Grand  Central  Hotel 
and  100  Cottages;  Known  also  as  White 
Sulphur  Springs  Hotel.     (See  opp  .)  N 
Garing  John  F,  general  store. 
Garing  Wm  H,  general  store. 
Gillispie  J  W,  painter. 
Grand  Central   Hotel   and    100 
Cottages,  Known  also  as  White  Sulphur 
Springs  Hotel,  B  F  Eakle  Supt.    (See 

OPP-) , 
Harper  J  T,  general  store,  2  miles  w. 
Harper  Wm,  general  store. 


Hines  Edward,  general  store. 

Huddlestun  Abraham  E,  general  store  an <$■ 
lumber  mnfr.  ] 

Johnson  Edmund,  shoemaker. 

Kincaid  Anthony,  saw  mill. 

McCue  B  M,  agent  Adams  Express  Co. 

Morris  Z  F,  justice. 
,   Renner  W  J,  ticket  agent  C  &  O  Ry. 
^  Rosen  quist  Christopher,  general  store.  J 

Smith  Mrs  S  H,  general  store. 
y  Surber  George  H,  postmaster. 
<^  Surber  Thaddeus,  taxidermist/) 
■  Tyree  Howard  W,  blacksmith." 
.  Watts  David,  general  store.').  "*v 

White    Sulphur    Springs   Hotel„,\ 
Known   also   as   Grand    Centra,!    Hotel 
and  100  Cottages,  ~BT"Eakle i  Supt.  ~TSeT 

°PP-)}  y 

Wicker  E  F,  livery. 
Wickline  Mrs  M  E,  dressmaker. 

WHITFIELD.      On    the    B.    &    O. 

R.   R.,   in    Ohio    county,   3   miles    from 
Wheeling,   the  judicial  seat  and  banking 
point,  with  which   it  has  telephone  con- 
nection.    Population,  350.     Mary  A.  Reis- 
beck,  postmaster. 
Altenheim  Water  Works. 
Beltz  Albert,  cooper. 
Campbell  Philip,  carpenter. 
Cook  Henry,  shoemaker. 
Eisenacht  Charles,  carpenter. 


THE  CALWELL  HOUSE 

ON  DRY  CREEK,  WHITE  SULPHUR  SPRINGS,  XV.  VA. 


THE  CALWELL  is  only  a  pleasant  walk  (one-fourth  mile)  from  the  Grand  Central,  yet 
sufficiently  removed  to  make  it  a  p'easant  and  desirable  retreat  for  those  who  wish  to  avoid  the  noise 
and  confusion  incident  to  larger  hotels.  This  house  is  Beautifully  Located;  Pleasant,  Well-Shaded 
Lawn  and  Porches.  Neat,  Comfortable  Rooms  and  Good  Fare  at  Moderate  Rates.  Tue  Guests  of  The 
Calwell  have  all  the  privileges  of  the  White  Sulphur  Grounds,  Water  and  Baths,  as  well  as  the  privi- 
lege of  the  Ball  Room  and  Music  of  the  Main  Hotel.  Vehicles  meet  all  trains.  Address  MRS.  OT.  J& 
DICKSON,  Proprietor  THE  CALWELL  HOUSE,  WHITE  SULPIITJK  SPRINGS,  W.  VI. 


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Eisenacht  Wm,  blksmith  and  wagonmkr. 

Hayden  Harry,  mason. 

Higgs  Platoff,  carpenter. 

Leech  J  M,  meat  market. 

Nau  Emil,  cooper. 

Refsbeck  Mary  A,  General  Store. 

Seibert  Charles,  hotel. 


WICK.  In  Tyler  county,  9  miles 
southwest  from  Middlebourne,  the  judicial 
seat,  and  10  from  Friendly,  its  shipping 
point.  Population,  28.  W  I.  Robinson, 
postmaster  and  general  store. 

/~  WIGGINS.     On  the  C.  &  O.   Ry,  in 

j      Summers  county,  4  miles  from  Hinton,the 

judicial  seat  and  nearest  bank  location. 

\    Population,  50.    fThe  railroad   name    is 

N^Don.}  Wm.  B.  Wiggins,  postmaster. 

Buckland  J  S,  flour  mill. 
Hoffacker  S  Z,  lumber  mnfr. 
Neal  J  C,  telegraph  agent. 
Wiggins  Wm  B,  Railroad  Agent. 

WILBUR.  In  Tyler  county,  16  miles 
southeast  of  Middlebourne,  the  judicial 
seat,  and  10  from  West  Union,  the  nearest 
shipping  point.  Mail,  tri-weekly.  John 
W.  Grim,  postmaster,  general  store  and 
county  assessor. 

WILDING.    On  the  R.  S.  &  G.  R. 

R.,  In  Jackson  county,  12  miles  north  of 
Jackson  C.  H.  and  5|  from  Ravenswood, 
the  nearest  bank  location.  B.  S.  Cheu- 
vront,  postmaster  and  general  store. 


WILEYVILLE.  A  postofflce  in  the 
center  of  Wetzel  county,  12  miles  from 
New  Martinsville,  the  judicial  seat,  bank- 
ing and  shipping  point.  Population,  200. 
John  Dakan,  postmaster. 

Carpenter  John,  blacksmith. 

Dakan  John,  Restaurant  and  General 

Store. 
Dakan  John  &  Son,  undertakers. 
Preeland  P  L,  physician. 
Latzsch  August,  cigar  mnfr. 
Marshall  T  T,  blacksmith. 
Melott  J  &  G,  general  store. 
Montgomery  Wm,  general  store. 
Neer  Milton,  propr  Neser  House. 
Sherman  Levi,  hotel. 
Sherman  Wm  F,  flour  mill. 


WILLIAMSBURG.  A  postofflce 
near  the  center  of  Greenbrier  county,  16 
miles  from  Lewisburgh,  the  judicial  seat 
and  banking  point,  and  20  from  Ronce- 


verte,  on  the  C.  &  O.  Ry,  its  shipping 
point.  Population,  54.  A.  G.  Handley, 
postmaster.! 

Campbell  C  R,  physician. 
Deckar  N  G,  blacksmith. 
Handley  Alexander  G,  Hotel. 
Handley  &  Williams,  general  store. 
Livesay  J  N,  blacksmith. 
Livesay  M  F,  wagonmaker. 
Toothman  John,  carpenter. 
Toothman  M  N,  stone  mason. 
Watts  C  A,  hotel. 
Watts  C  A  &  Co,  general  store. 

WILLIAMSPORT.  A  postofflce  in 
the  northeastern  part  of  Grant  county,  17 
miles  from  Petersburgh,  the  judicial  seat, 
and  24  from  its  shipping  point,  Keyser,  on 
the  B.  &  O.  R.  R.  Population,  24.  J.  L. 
Hott,  postmaster. 

Hott  J  L,  General  Store. 
Hott  &  Connell,  flour  mill. 
Marshall  C  C,  blacksmith. 
Stallings  T,  general  store. 
Williams  Joseph  V,  saw  mill. 


WILLIAMSTOWN.  A  thriving  vil- 
lage of  300  inhabitants  on  the  Ohio  river 
and  the  O.  R.  R.  R.,in  the  extreme  northern 
part  of  Wood  county,  13  miles  from  Par- 
kersburg,  the  county  seat.  Marietta,  Ohio, 
located  across  the  river,  is  the  banking 
point.  The  industries  are  a  flouring  mill, 
a  tannery,  2  cooper  shops  and  1  hotel. 
Live  stock  and  lumber  constitute  the  prin- 
cipal shipments.  Exp.,  Adams.  Wm. 
Edmonds,  postmaster. 

American  Hotel,  James  Donohue 
Propr;  Good  Beds,  Good  Table;  Rates, 
$1  per  Day. 

Blackley  Rev  George  (Methodist). 

Cozad  Harrison  J,  grocer. 

Donohue  James,  propr  American  Hotel. 

Edmonds  Wm,  Postmaster. 

Henderson  Bros,  live  stock. 

McKinzie  W  A,  carpenter. 

Marshal]  James  W,  agent  O  R  R  R. 

Meisenhelder  Philip,  cooper. 

Meisenbelder  Wilhelm,  cooper. 

Palmer  Sarah  A,  general  store. 

Prettyman  Levan  T,  notary  and  barber. 

Richter  &  Co  (Maurice  Richter),  flour  mill. 

Ruf  Albert,  tanner,  f  mile  south. 

Sloan  E,  physician. 

Uhl  Monroe,  general  store  and  justice. 


WILLOW  BEND.     A  settlement  of 
25  people  in  Monroe  county,  5  milea  south 


) 


Real  Estate  and  Collection  Agent, 


CK  O-  SMITH, 

WHEELING,  WEST  VIRGINIA. 


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AND    BUSINESS    DIRECTORY. 


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of  Union,  the  county  seat,  and   16  from 
Fort  Spring,  on  the  C.  &  0.    Ry,  where 
goods  may   be  shipped.     N.  W.  Louder- 
\      milk,  postmaster. 

Ballard  Henry,  blacksmith. 
Ballard  John,  carpenter. 
Ellison  Wesley,  live  stock. 
Fulknier  J  A  &  Bio,  General  Store. 
Johnson  J  M,  live  stock. 
Loudermilk  Joseph,  Wagonmaker, 
Flour  and  Saw  Mill. 


WILLOWDALE.  A  rural  postofflce 
in  Jackson  county,  25  miles  northwest  of 
Jackson  C.  H.,  and  10  from  Ravenswood, 
the  nearest  shipping  point.  Mail,  semi- 
weekly. 

WILLOW  GROVE.  On  the  Ohio 
river  and  the  O.  R.  R.  R.  R.,  in  Jackson 
county,  12  miles  northwest  of  Jackson  C. 
EL,  and  7  from  Ravenswood,  the  nearest 
hank  location.  Population,  25.  James 
W.  Williamson,  postmaster. 

McKay  Bros,  general  store. 
McKay  Charles,  railroad  agent. 
Williamson   J    \V    &    Bro,    Live 
Stock. 


WILLOW  ISLAND.  A  village  of 
200  people,  on  the  Ohio  river  and  the  O.  R. 
R.  R..  in  the  western  portion  of  Pleasants 
county,  6  miles  from  St.  Mary's,  the  coun- 
ty seat,  and  60  from  Wheeling.  J.  L. 
Ogdln,  postmaster. 

Ogdin  J  Li,  General  Store,  Railroad  and 

Express  Agent. 
Triplett  F  M,  surveyor. 
Triplett  Wm,  live  stock. 


WILLOWTON.  A  post  village  of 
120  inhabitants,  on  the  N.  &  W.  R.  R.,  in 
Mercer  county,  15  miles  from  Princeton, 
the  judicial  seat  and  banking  town. 
M.  F.  Thomas,  postmaster. 

Christie  M  H,  barber. 

Christie  SM,  musician. 

Christie    I    II   IS    A    Bro,    General 

Store. 
Denman  &  Rftter,  saw  mill. 
McCorkle  &  Nelson,  saw  mill. 
McCorkle  &  Tate,  well  drillers. 
Meadows  Henry,  blacksmith. 
Smith  John  M  jr,  carpenter. 
Smith  J  B,  flour  mill. 
Stafford  Dock,  carpenter. 
Thornton  R  E,  General  Store. 
Thornton  Wm  M,  cooper. 


WILLOW     TREE.      A  farm-house 
postoffice  in  the  eastern   part  of  Mason 
county,  17  miles  from  Point  Pleasant,  the 
county  seat,  and  4  from  Millwood,  its  ship- 
ping point.      Mail,  semi-weekly.      John 
Gerlach,  postmaster. 
Click  C,  general  store. 
Dunlap  J  H,  physician. 
Durst  Daniel,  wagonmaker. 
HusscII  I  €,  General  Store. 
Hussell  Jacob  C,  blacksmith. 
Lyon  Thomas,  shoemaker. 
Shinn  A,  general  store. 
Walker  Jesse,  blacksmith. 
Webster  G  W,  general  store. 
Webster  S  S,  distiller. 


WILMOTH'S.  A  postofflce  in  Bar- 
bour county,  16  miles  south  from  Philippi 
C.  H.,  the  banking  town,  and  3  from  Bel- 
ington,  its  shipping  station.  Population, 
50.     Mai),  semi-weekly. 

Teter  &  Co,  general  store. 
Warner  O  MF,  General  Store. 


WILSONBURGH.  A  station  on  the 
the  B.  &  O.  R.  R.,  in  Harrison  county,  4 
miles  from  Clarksburgh,  the  judicial  seat 
and  banking  town,  and  60  from  Wheeling. 
Population,  200.  Exp.,  U.  S.  M.  J.  Fran- 
cis, postmaster. 

Brooks  Lee,  hotel  and  livery. 

Dawson  Z  E,  physician. 

Elliot  C  D,  patent  rights. 

Flanagan  Charles,  barber. 

Francis  Bros,  General  Store. 

Francis  M  J,  railroad  and  express  agent. 

Gawthrop  J  C,  tinner. 

Glancy  Edward,  painter. 

Hardman  Bud,  shoemaker. 

Howard  Colliery,  Howard  Coal  and  Coke 

Co  operators. 
Smallwood  J  H,  blacksmith. 


WILSONIA.  On  the  W.  Va.  C.  & 
P.R.  R.,  in  Grant  county,  35  miles  from 
Petersburgh,  the  judicial  seat,  and  41  from 
Piedmont,  the  nearest  bank  location.  Pop- 
ulation, 150.  Exp.,  Adams.  L.  Levering, 
postmaster. 

Fairfax  Forest  M  &  M  Co,  lumber  mnfrs. 
Levering  L,  Railroad  and  Express  Agt. 


WILSON'S  MILLS.  In  Grant  coun- 
ty, on  the  W.  Va.  C.  &  P.  R.  R  ,  35  miles 
from  Petersburgh,  the  judicial  seat,  and  37 
from  Piedmont,  the  nearest  banking  point. 
Population,  75.  M.  N. Wilson,  postmaster. 


Shake  Hands, 


Provided  you  have  used  SHAW'S   CHAP  CREAM. 
Mnfrd    by    H.  C.  CLAY  SHAW,  Piedmont,  W.  Va. 


Poahnrli/  Inonranno  Pn  °J  WHEELING- w- VA-  Losses  Paid  to 

I  CdODUy  inolirdnUC  UUi  Citizens  of  West  Va.,  over  $500,000.00. 


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Wilson  George  W,  flour  mill. 
Wilson  ML  \t  General  Store. 


WINCHESTER.  A  postofflce  in 
Randolph  county,  25  miles  south  of  Bev- 
erly, the  county  seat,  and  32  from  Elkins, 
the  nearest  banking  and  shipping  point. 
Population,  100  Mail,  triweekly.  A.  H. 
Winchester,  postmaster. 

Dewing  &  Sons,  lumber  mnfrs. 
Winchester  A  H,  Lumber. 


WINDOM.  On  the  W.  Va.  C.  Ry, 
in  Mineral  county,  12  miles  east  of  Keyser, 
the  judicial  seat,  and  6  from  Piedmont, 
the  nearest  banking  point.  Exp.,  Adams. 
Tel.,  W.  U.  

WINDY.  A  country  postofflce  in 
Wirt  county,  10  miles  west  of  Elizabeth, 
the  judicial  seat,  and  21  from  Parkers- 
burgh,  the  nearest  banking  and  shipping 
point.  About  20  families  receive  mail 
here.  J.  W.  Gilmore,  postmaster  and 
general  store. 

WINPIELD.  An  incorporated  vil- 
lage of  300  inhabitants,  the  county  seat  of 
Putnam  county,  located  on  the  Kanawha 
river,  125  miles  from  Wheeling.  Ship  to 
Red  House  Shoals,  on  opposite  side  of 
river,  a  station  on  the  K.  &  M.  R.  R. 
Charleston  is  the  banking  town.  It  has 
2  weekly  newspapers,  the  Irrepressible 
and  the  Democrat.  Exp.,  Adams.  M.  L. 
Peck,  postmaster. 

Anderson  George  T,  prin  of  school. 
Bowyer  Ledru  R,  general  store  and  lawyer. 
Bowyer    &    Green     (Jerome    T  Bowyer, 

Samuel  S  Green),  lawyers. 
Brown  E  It,  general  store. 
Bumgarner  S,  carpenter. 
Cargill  &  Tomlinson,  lawyers. 
Casiey  Dallas  T,  tinner. 
Christy  Lawrence  A,  ferry. 
Crawford  House,  Mrs  Crawford  propr. 
Crawford  Napoleon  B,  constable. 
Dudding  Clarence,  grocer. 
Dunbar  Wm  A,  physician. 
Frazier  Luella  F,  propr  Hotel  Frazier. 
Gilfilen  F  D  &  Son  (Frank  D   and  G  W), 

general  store  and  flour  mill. 
Hanly  James  H,  general  store. 
Hare  George,  barber. 
Harmon  Thomas  H,  carpenter. 
Henson  James  M,  county  school  supt. 
Herrop  Rev  B  (Presbyterian). 
Higginbotbam  Frank  F,  county  assessor. 
Hoge  Miss  Kate,  music  teacher. 


Hogg    &    Wartenberg   (Charles    E 
Hogg,     Alex      Wartenberg),    Lawyers. 
(See  opp.) 
Hotel  Frazier,  Luella  F  Frazier  propr. 

Hotel  King,  Mrs  Jennie  King  Propr. 

(See  opp.)  * 
Hnintnel  W  C  B,  Saloon;  the  Finest 
Stock  of  "  Wet"  Goods  in  Town;  Give 
me  a  Trial. 

Irrepressible  The  (Weekly),  P  C 
Stevens  Editor  and  Propr.     (See  opp.) 

Kimberling  Mark,  apiarist,  1  mile  w. 

King  Mrs  Jennie,  Propr  Hotel  King. 
(See  opp.) 

Kinnison  Samuel  H,  lawyer. 

Marsh  James  N,  sheriff. 

Martin  Archibald  Y,  physician. 

Mayer  Dr  Joseph,  druggist. 

Melton  Wm  F,  jailor  and  deputy  sheriff. 

Miller  James  M,  county  judge. 

Miller  John  W,  Job  Printer  and  Propr 
Putnam  Democrat.     (See  opp.) 

Miller  &  Priestly  (Mrs  Marie  Miller,  Mrs 
Hattie  Priestly),  dressmakers. 

Morris  Benjamin  F,  circuit  clerk. 

Nannie  Rev  V  A  (Methodist). 

Nash.  James  H,  Lawyer  and  Notary  ; 
Collections  a  Specialty  ;  Prompt  Re- 
mittance; Practices  in  all  Courts?  Cor- 
respondence Invited. 

Peck  M  Li,  Postmaster,  and  Confec- 
tioner. 

Peck  Newton  R,  blacksmith. 

Putnam  Democrat,  J  W  Miller 
Propr.     (See  opp.) 

Salmons  R  A,  county  clerk. 

Saunders  B  A,  grocer. 

Staton  Simon,  apiarist,  2  miles  w. 

Stevens  P  C,  Editor  and  Propr  The 
Irrepressible,  and  Job  Printer.  (See- 
opp.) 

Stone  George  T,  master  stmr  Dale. 

Switzer  Rufus,  county  attorney. 

Switzer  &  Gunn,  lawyers. 

Thomas  Albert,  justice,  |  mile  n. 

Wartenberg  Alexander,  Mayor, 
and  Coroner  Putnam  County. 

West  E  R,  Drayman. 

Whittaker  Henry  B,  meat  market. 

Wick  E  W,  general  store. 


WINIFREDE.  A  coal  mining  town 
of  1,600  inhabitants,  in  Kanawha  county, 
located  on  the  Kanawha  river  and  the 
Winifrede  R.  R.,  17  miles  from  Charles- 
ton, the  judicial  seat  and  banking  point. 
Exp.,  Adams.  Tel.,  W.  U.R.  B.  Caesady, 
postmaster. 

Cassady  R  R,  Supt  Winifrede  Coal  Co. 
Dew  James  F,  saw  mill. 


WOOD  BROS.  PLANING  MILL  CO.,  i  bu^Vdrearcst 

WHEELING,  W.  VA.  1  and  Plans  Purntsh'e 


ORS     AND 

Estimates 

ished  on  Application. 


WIN 


A.NO    BUSINESS    DIRECTORY. 


WIN 


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THE  PUTNAM  DEMOCRAT 

J.  W.  MILLER,  Proprietor. 
WINFI  »:i-D,  Putnam  County,  W.  VA. 

Oldest  Newspaper  in  Kanawha  Valley. 

Terms,  $1.00  per  year.  Advertising  rates 
given  on  application.  Largest  circulation  in 
and  official  organ  of  PUTNAM  COUNTY.  Cor- 
respondence Invited. 

Commercial  Job  Printing  a  Specialty. 


C.  E.  HOGG, 
Pt.  Pleasant. 


HOGG  &  WARTENBERG, 


A.  WARTENBERG 

WlNFIELD. 


ATTORNEYS-AT-LAW 

WlNFIELD,  Putnam  County,  W.  VIRGINIA. 

Winfield  is  the  County  Seat,  and  we  practice  in 
all  State  Courts.     Collections  a  Specialty. 
Prompt  Remittance.     Correspon- 
dence Invited. 


A.  WARTENBERG, 
MAYOR  OF  WINFIELD, 
CORONER   PUTNAM  CO. 


S*C 


HOTEL  KING 

MRS.  JENNIE  KING,  Propr. 
WINFIELD,      W.  VIRGINIA. 

Centrally  Located. 

First-Class  Table. 

TRAVELING}    MEN'S     HOME. 

Rates,  $1.00  per  Day 

Patronage  of  Public  Solicited. 


ESTABLISHED    1882. 

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WINFIELD,  W.  VIRGINIA. 

P.  C.  STEVENS,  Editor  and  Propr. 
Subscription,  $1.25  per  Year. 


.  An  Independent  Republican  Journal,  supporting 
the  principles  that  impart  the  greatest  good  to  the 
largest  number  of  individuals^  A  six-column  folio, 
neatly  printed  and  ably  edited,  enjoying  a  large  and 
well  established  circulation,  and  is  a  good  and  profit- 
able medium  for  advertisers.    Send  for  rates. 

JOB  OFFICE  IN  CONNECTION. 


Dobbin.W.Va. 


HARDWOODS,  CHERRY  and  all  others  Bought,  for 
which  Highest  Cash  Prices  are  Paid.  J.  L.  RUM< 
BARGER    LUMBER    CO.,    Dobbin,    West    Virginia. 


THE  W.  H.  SMITH  HARDWARE  CO. 


Builders'  Materials:  Sash,  Doors,  Blinds, 
Shingles,  Paints,  Oils  and  Glass.  The  VV.  H. 
Smith  Hardware  Co.,  Parkersbnrg,  W.  Va. 


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Diddle  Dr  John  N,  meat  market. 
Jarrett  John  A,  railroad,  exp  and  tel  agt. 
Lawrence  David,  hotel. 
Ray  C  A,  physician. 

Winifrede  Colliery  Nos  1,  2  and  3,  Wini- 
frede  Coal  Co  operators. 


WINSTON.  A  postofflce  in  the  west- 
ern part  of  Nicholas  county,  11  miles  from 
Nicholas  C  H.  Ship  to  Gauley  Bridge, 
on  the  C.  &  O.  Ry.  Arthur  E.  Legg, 
postmaster. 

Drennen  C  M,  hotel. 
Neil  Joseph  M,  agent. 
Neil  J  F  V,  printer. 
Sims  L  M,  constable. 
Walker  L.  O,  General  Store. 


WIRT  C  H.  Wirt  county.  See  Eliz- 
abeth. 

WISE.  A  settlement  of  50  people,  in 
the  western  part  of  Monongalia  county,  27 
miles  from  Morgantown,  the  county  seat, 
and  10  from  Burton,  on  the  B.  &  O.  R.  R., 
it  snipping  point.  J.  R.  Robinson,  post- 
master. 

WISEBURGH.  In  the  northern  por- 
tion of  Jackson  county,  16  miles  from 
Jackson  C.  H.  and  7  from  Sandyville,  the 
nearest  shipping  point.  Population,  20. 
Charles  Lisez,  postmaster. 

Buchanan  Mrs  Wm,  hotel. 
Lisez  Charles,  General  Store. 
Reel  Mack,  notary. 
Robinson  Squire,  live  stock. 
Somerville  Frank,  live  stock. 
Somerville  James,  notary. 


WOLF  CREEK.  A  postofflce  in 
Monroe  county, 9  miles  northwest  of  Union, 
the  judicial  seat,  and  6  from  Alderson,  its 
banking  and  shipping  point.  Mail,  daily. 
H.  A.  Harvey,  postmaster. 

Alderson  J  G,  flour  mill. 

Bowyer  J  N,  live  stock. 

Diddle  John  H,  dentist. 

Glover  Rev  P  L  (Baptist). 

Harvey  Henry  A,    Agent,    General 

Store. 
Jones  Jesse,  notary  public. 
Miller  J  T,  carpenter. 
Trout  S  J,  blacksmith. 
Willis  J  M,  justice. 


WOLF  RUN.  A  postofflce  in  the 
eastern  part  of  Marshall  county,  14  miles 
from  Moundsville,  the  seat  of  justice  and 


nearest  banking  point,  and  20  from  Wheel- 
ing. Population,  25.  J.  T.  McCombs, 
postmaster. 

Antle  Wm,  cabinetmaker  and  undertaker. 
McCombs  Joseph  T,  General  Store. 
Tuttle  Jesse,  flour  and  saw  mill. 
Wilkerson  W  E,  blacksmith. 


WOLF  SUMMIT.  A  station  on  the 
B.  &0.  R.  R.,  in  Harrison  county,  8  miles 
from  Clarksburgh,  the  judicial  seat  and 
banking  point,  and  60  from  Wheeling. 
Population,  40. 


WOOD.     A  recently  established  post- 
offlce in  Fayette  county. 


WOODLANDS.  A  country  postof- 
flce on  the  Ohio  river  and  the  O.  R.  R.  R. 
(Franklin  Station),  in  Marshall  county,  9 
miles  southwest  of  Moundsville,  the  judi- 
cial seat  and  banking  point.  A.  Seeter, 
postmaster. 

WOODRUFF.  A  discontinued  post- 
office  in  Marshall  county.  Send  mail  to 
Bellton.  

WOODYARD.  In  Roane  county,  14 
miles  southwest  of  Spencer,  the  judicial 
seat,  banking  and  shipping  point.  B.  F. 
Hawkins,  postmaster. 

BurdetteC  L,  Blacksmith. 
Cook  J  L,  live  stock  breeder. 
Cox  David,  general  store. 
Fields  Joseph,  blacksmith. 
Kiser  Elijah,  live  stock  breeder. 
Riley  G  W  &  A  C,  general  store. 


WOODZELL.  A  country  postofflce 
in  Webster  county,  11  miles  from  Addi- 
son, the  county  seat,and  40  south  of  Buck- 
hannon,  the  nearest  banking  and  shipping 
point.  Mail,  tri-weekly.  John  W.  Greg- 
ory, postmaster. 

Dodrill  Luther,  teacher. 
Gregory  John  W,  Carpenter. 
Hamrick  Moore,  syrup  mnfr. 


WOOTENS.  A  farmers'  postofflce  in 
Logan  county,  19  miles  west  of  Logan  C. 
H.     Mail,  semi-weekly. 


WORLEY.  A  country  postofflce  in 
Monongalia  county,  16  miles  northwest  of 
Morgantown,  the  judicial  seat,  banking 
and  shipping  town.     Mail,  daily. 


WORTHINGTON.      A    village   in 


YY  Xll&  XvX  JuO*       316  MARKET  ST., 


W.  H.  FLANAC.AN,  Propr. 
PALACE  EXCHANGE, 

PARKEKSBURG,  W.  VA. 


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Marion  county,  8  miles  southwest  of  Fair- 
mont, the  judicial  seat,  banking  town 
and  shipping  station.  Population,  200. 
W.  H.  Koon,  postmaster. 

Adams  P  W,  dentist. 
Cochran  C  E,  flour  mill. 
Cochran  C  T,  planing  mill. 
Cochran  C  &  Co,  general  store. 
Fordyce  Jobn,  blacksmith. 
Hinerman  M  H,  physician. 
Koon  Wm  II,  General  Store. 
Martin  G  W,  blacksmith. 
Monter  John,  stone  mason. 
Nutter  L  C,  shoemaker  and  jeweler. 
Parish  C  E,  wagonmaker. 
Parish  R,  hotel. 
Randall  T  F,  stone  mason. 
Robey  L  H,  shoemaker. 
Sharp  F  M,  stone  mason. 
Snider  D  D,  carpenter. 
Tetrick  Cyrus,  General  Store. 


WYATT.  A  pleasant  village  of  250  in- 
habitants in  Harrison  county,  16  miles 
from  Clarksburgh,  the  judicial  seat  and 
banking  town,  and  9  from  Mannington,  its 
shipping  station  on  B.  &  O.  R.  R.  C.  E. 
Brown,  postmaster. 

Ashcraft  B  F,  carpenter. 
Ashcraft  Daniel,  flour  mill. 
Brown  C  E,  Watchmaker. 
Delo  George,  blacksmith. 
Flowers  A  O,  physician. 
Heflin  A  I,  shoemaker. 
Hess  J  W,  justice. 
Martin  A  E,  blacksmith. 
Watson  M  W,  grocer  and  barber. 
Wilcox  F  H  &  Co,  bed  spring  mnfrs. 
Wright  Nathan,  general  store. 


WYOMA.  A  country  postoffice  in 
Mason  county,  8  miles  south  of  Point 
Pleasant,  the  judicial  seat,  banking  and 
shipping  point.  Mail,  semi-weekly.  Mrs. 
L.  J.  Thorn,  postmaster. 

Bngg  Richard,  constable. 

Canifax  J,  blacksmith  and  wagonmaker. 

Dabney  I  S,  barber. 

Hale  B  F,  poultry. 

Hughes  Ashabel,  justice. 

Reece  W  S,  physician. 

Swisher  &  Blain,  live  stock. 

Thorn  L  J,  General  Store. 

Thorn  &  Blain,  nursery. 

Weethe  Jefferson,  flour  mill. 


YANKEE  DAM.    Known  formerlv 
as  Elk  River,  is  in  Clay  county,  7  miles 


southwest  of  Clay  C.  H.,  and  24  from 
Gauley  Bridge,  its  shipping  station.  Pop- 
ulation, 50.     R.  A.  Lewis,  postmaster. 

Lewis  B  D,  flour  mill. 

Lewis  C  E,  general  store. 

Lewis  Hiram,  Hotel  and  Blacksmith. 

Lockney  H  C,  lawyer. 

Pierson  T  H,  general  store. 


YELLOW  SPRING.  A  postoffice 
in  Hampshire  county,  25  miles  southeast 
from  Romney,  the  judicial  seat,  nearest 
banking  and  shipping  point.  Population, 
30.     Asa  Cline,  postmaster. 

Aiken  &  Cline,  Flour  and  Saw  Mill. 
Cline  H  P,  general  store. 
Davis  George,  blacksmith. 
Orndorff  Pillsbury,  distillery. 

YORKVILLE.  Known  locally  as 
Lost  Creek,  is  a  landing  on  Tug  river,  in 
Wayne  county,  22  miles  from  Wayne  C. 
H.  and  10  from  Louisa,  Ky.,  the  nearest 
banking  point  and  railroad  approach. 
Population,  100.  George  E.  Chapman, 
postmaster. 

Atkins  J  D,  collection  agt  and  live  stock. 
Chapman  George  E,  General  Store. 
Thornbury  J  H,  physician. 
York  L  H,  physician. 


ZACKVILLE.  This  postoffice  is  in 
Wirt  county,  7  miles  southwest  of  Eliza- 
beth and  85  from  Wheeling.  Population, 
20.    Anthony  Thomas,  postmaster. 

Enoch  Benson,  physician. 
Ott  Cashor,  general  store. 
Ott  Dilis,  justice. 

Showalter  &  Somerville,  general  store. 
Somerville  Brooks,  constable. 
Thomas  N  W,  flour  mill. 
Thomas  &  Thorn,  Blacksmiths. 
Wiseman  N  W,  live  stock. 


ZELA.  A  postoffice  in  Nicholas  coun- 
ty, 71  miles  from  Nicholas  C.  H.  and  22i 
from  Gauley  Bridge,  the  nearest  rail  ap- 
proach. Mail,  daily.  J.  B.  Carden,  post- 
master. 

Carden  J  B,  General  Store. 
King  Wm,  flour  mill. 
McCutchen  H,  flour  and  saw  mill. 


ZENITH.    A  rural  postoffice  in  Mon-""\ 
roe  county,  8  miles  from  Union,  the  judi-     \ 
cial  seat  and  banking  point,   and  20  from 
Fort  Spring,  on  the  C.  &  O.  Ry,  its  near-     / 


BEER     BOTTLERS, 

And  Agents  Pabst  Brewing  Co. 
MARTINSBURG,     WEST    VIRGINIA. 


COLD  STORAGE  FOR  AL.L,  PERISHABLE 
GOODS.  WHEELING  ICE  AND  STORAGE 
CO.,  WHEELING,  W.  VA.        (See  Page  57.) 


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est  shipping  poiut.      Population,  15.      A. 
B.  Beamer,  postmaster. 
Miller  James  E,  flour  mill. 
Miller  T  J,  blacksmith. 
Talbott  W  M,  General  Store. 

ZINNIA.  A  postoflice  in  Doddridge 
county,  15  miles  southeast  of  West  Union, 
the  judicial  seat,  20  from  Clarksburgh, 
the  nearest  banking  point,  and  6  from 
Salem,  the  nearest  shipping  point.  Popu- 
lation, 20.  Mail,  tri-weekly.  John  Casey, 
postmaster. 


Casey  John,  Justice  and  General  Store. 
Davis  R  G,  flour  mill. 


ZONA.  A  rural  postoflice  in  Spencer 
county,  8  miles  from  Spencer,  the  judicial 
seat,  banking  and  shipping  point.  John 
N.  Conley,  postmaster. 

Conley  B  F  &  J  E  L,  general  store. 
Cooper  F  W,  physician. 
Howell  M  W  &  Son,  General  Store. 
Starcher  Wm  H,  hotel. 


ALLEGHENY  FORGE  AND  WIRE  WORKS. 

H.  O-   SEIPP, 

MANUFACTURER  OF 

-Ornamental  Iron  and  Wire  Work. 

Window  and  Door  Guards,  Iron  Stable 
Fixtures,  Railing,  Cresting,  Etc. 

TELEPHONE  3449. 

.  33  PARK  WAY,        -         ALLEGHENY,  PA. 
JOSEPH  P.  CARLISLE, 

MANUFACTURER  OF 

AWNINCS, 

Tents  and  Fly  Screens, 

Awning  Frames,  Horse  and  Wagon  Corers, 
Sign  Posts,  Etc. 


Fancy  Drop  and  Window  Awnings 
a  Specialty. 

Mail  Orders  Promptly  Attended  to. 

No.  314  Pennsylvania  Ave., 

ALLEGHENY  CITY,        -        PA. 


R.  L.  POLK  &  OO.'S 


EST  VIRGINIA  STATE  GAZETT 


AND 


BUSINESS    DIRECTORY. 


CLASSIFIED  BUSINESS  DIRECTORY, 

^Comprising  a  Classified  List  of  all  Trades,  Professions  and  Pursuits  in  the  State  of 
West  Virginia,   Arranged  Alphabetically  by  Postoffices. 


Names  appearing  under  Headings  marked  thus  *  are  only  inserted 
wlien  specially  contracted  for. 


Abstracts  of  Land  Title. 

Simpson  J  C  Jr Moundsville 

Barrick  C  W  (see  right  top  lines 

andp  273) New  Martinsville 

Jamison  D  L. Parkersburgh 

Barron  J  F St  Mary's 

Title,  Insurance    and    Ab- 
stract Company  of  Wheeling  (see 

p  389) Wheeling 

Wheeling  Title  and  Trust  Co . . . 

Academies. 

See  Colleges  and  Schools. 

"Accountants. 

Lang  A  F Parkersburgh 


Acid  Mnfrs. 

McCarty  E  J Elkins 

Parkersburgh  Acid  Works.  .Parkersburgh 

Advertising  Agents. 

Wheeling  Discount  Co Wheeling 


Agricultural  Implements. 

(See  also  Plows;  also  Hardware;  also  Gen- 
eral Stores.) 

Law  T  A . .  Aberdeen 

Bare  H  C Alderson 

Hunter  R .Berkeley  Springs 

McCaffrey  John " 

McClure  Simon , .  .Bowlby 

Schaffemaker  &  Lupton  ..  .Capou  Bridge 
Micliaclson  O  H  (seep  i#7)Charleston 

Cooke  &  Washington Charles  Town 

Getzendaner  L  D. " 

Davis  E  R  &  Bro Clarksburgh 

Seaton  A  C " 

Owings  W  S Collins 

Scherr  Julian Eglon 

Roberts  H  H Elkins 

Woods  J  S Elm  Grove 

Head  Wm Headsville 

Henshaw  &  Hanna Hedgesville 

Foster  B  W  (see  p  209) Huntington 

Lowe  AC Lowell 

Miller  JH&  Sons Martinsburgh 

Swan  Benedict.   Middlebourne 

Schwob  J  A  Co Moundsville 


BEST  BRANDS  OF  WHISKIES.  W£P»E%t 


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Agricultural  Iniplts— Cont'd. 

Juhling  Hugo New  Haven 

Oblinger  Levi New  Martinsville 

Jackson  A  G  Hardware  Co..Parkersburgh 

MoreheadEH 

NealRL&Co 

Smith    W    H    Hardware 
Co  The.  (see  left  top  lines  and 

p283) 

Spangler  C  M  &  Sons Peterstown 

Jones  E  E Potomac 

McGugin  ER Ravenswood 

Keller  John  F Romney 

Legg  S  H  &  Bio Ronceverte 

Zipf  George  (see  p  337) St  Mary's 

Hawker  Henry  Salem 

Moore  AC Shenandoah  Junction 

Lowe  B  F  &  Co Shinnston 

Glover  W  H Terra  Alta 

Gifford  &  Shaver Wallace 

Griffen  RK&Co Wheeling 

Hoge  &  Bro 


Ale  Brewers. 

See  Brewers. 


Amusement— Places  of. 

See  Theatres,  Halls,  Etc. 


Apiarists. 

Sine  G  H Adonis 

Nash  M  C Buffalo 

Simmons  Eli Cassity 

SnelsonTP 

McGinnis  S  M Clear  Creek 

Osburn  W  R East  Lynn 

Carper  S  L Grand  View 

Dusenberry  CO Guy  andotte 

Anderson  Wm  Harper's  Ferry 

Burton  Alfred " 

Wallis  W. Henderson 

Cheney  AW Kanawha  Falls 

Bowers  H  A Martinsburgh 

Eversole  Jacob " 

Henshaw  W  H " 

Janney  J  T " 

Kyner  A  K 

Thatcher  Will 

Kelley  Rev  MA Milton 

Fry  J  F Ronceverte 

Henderson  J  E Roney's  Point 

Capehart  John St  Albans 

Rentch  D  S Shepherdstown 

Barnes  Lambert Shinnston 

Swiger  John " 

Kimberling  Mark Winfield 

Staton  Simon " 


"Apiarists'  Supplies. 

Whiteman  J  S Adamsville 

McMinn  &  Robinson Oreide 


Architects  and  Superintendents. 

(See  also  Carpenters.) 

Hoard  S  F Ceredo 

Albright    Harrison    (see    p 

102) Charleston 

Swecker  C  B Dunmore 

Stewart  &  Overall Huntington 

Chapline  J  B New  Martinsville 

Adair  Richard  H  (see  p  287) 

Parkersburgh 
Franzheim  E  B  (see  left  top 

lines) Wheeling 

Giesey  J  H  (see  p  S87) " 

Giesey  M  F  (see  p  393) " 

Hall  JT  B  (see  right  top  lines). .         " 
Philpott  O  S  (see  right  bottom 

lines) " 

Wells  C  H 


"Art  Goods. 

Hopkins  &  Amiss Parkersburgh 


Artists. 

Gawthrop  J  J  W Belington 

McClung  C  L.  (Portrait)  (seep 

125) Charles  Town 

Riddle  Miss  Kate 

Butters  SI Clarksburgh 

Moran  HE Frisco 

Lane  Mrs  E  R Glendale 

Brackett  Mrs  N  C  (portrait) 

Harper's  Ferry 

Chambers  Miss  Jennie " 

Chambers  Miss  Maude 

Flynn  Ashby  (portrait) 

McFadden  Miss  Irene 

Elting  N  D  (crayon) Huntington 

Portmess  J  R  (portrait) Keyser 

Cunningham  P  A  (see  right 

bottom  lines) Martinsburgh 

Stuckey  Mrs  H  P  (crayon) " 

Wilson  M  S  (crayon) Parkersburgh 

Ullrich  &  Lubrich  (portrait) Wheeling 


"Artists—  Crayon. 

Cunningham  P  A  (see  right 
bottom  lines) Martinsburgh 


"Artists— Pastel. 

Cunningham  P  A  (see  right  bot- 
tom lines) Martinsburgh 


YANCE  SHOE  COMPANY.  ^See  Page  57. 


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*  Artists—  Portrait. 
McCIung  C  L  (seep  125)  Charles  Town 
Cunningham  P  A  (see  right  bot- 
tom lines) Martin8burgh 

*Artists'   Materials. 

Burdette  M  S Martinsburgh 

Fout J  L  

Smoot  N  R  Piedmont 

Nicoll  EL Wheeling 

Asylums. 

See  Hospitals. 

Attorney  s-at-L.aw. 

See  Lawyers. 

Auctioneers. 

Blakeley  George Berkeley  Springs 


Catlett  B  W Berkeley  Springs 

Pendleton  C  M 

Hefflebower  Daniel Charles  Town 

WestT  J 

Swecker  C  B Dunmore 

Anderson  WE Harper's  Perry 

Johnson  J  B Huntington 

Atkins  S  M Keyser 

Dodd  L  M Martinsburgh 

GuinnJV 

Kearfott  JB 

Filler  J  H Paw  Paw 

White  J  B Ronceverte 

Kearney  J  W Shepherdstown 

Gilbert  &  Wharton Wheeling 

Haller  W  H  &  Son 


Awning*,  Tents,  Etc. 

(See  below .) 


J,  J.  BAXEWELL 


Manufacturer  of  and  Dealer  in 


AWNINGS 


AND 


AWNING  FRAMES. 


WAGON  AND  EXPRESS  COYERS. 


TENTS 

FOR  SALE  AND  FOR  RENT. 


WINDOW  AWNINGS  A  SPECIALTY 


NO.  22  OTAIN  ST., 


ALLEGHENY. 


0  S  Phil  not  I   ARCHITECT  AND  superintendent, 

W#     w#    A    U11P v  *>  ^5    14th  and  Market  St»„  Wheeling,  W.  Va. 


27 


Mill  Supplies 


Leather,  Rubber  and  Cotton  Belt- 
ing, Steam  and  Water  Hose,  Wood 
J  Pulleys,  Etc.  Write  us  for  Prices. 


CHAS.H.  BERRY, 
WHEELING,  W.  VA. 


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BAN 


Axe  Mnfrs. 

See  Edge  Tool  Mnfrs. 

*Axle    Grease. 
Elder  Samuel    &    Co  (see 
right  top  lines) Wheeling 

Axle  Mnfrs. 

Shears  Axle  Co Wheeling 


*Bi»s    Mnfrs. 

George  Samuel Wellsburgh 

Wheeling  Paper  Co Wheeling 


Bakers  and  Confectioners. 

(See  also  Confectioners.) 

Stone  W  J  &  Co Amos 

Driggs  J  A Benwood 

Vancuren  Maggie " 

O'Connor  Mrs  Bridget Buckhannon 

Ray  James " 

Alleman  John Charleston 

Barth  Mrs  Barbara " 

Barth  John *' 

Wright  J  A 

Brown  Gustav Charles  Town 

Dunn  Henry " 

Hector  &  Boring Clarksburgh 

Tinsman  Enoch " 

Ginther  J  C Davis 

Hady  FK 

McConihay  L  W Eastbank 

Moran  J  E Elk  Garden 

Davisson  &  Shaffer Elk  Horn 

Simpson  Bros " 

Simon  E  B Elkins 

McDonald  A  B Fairmont 

Weidman  J  C Glen  Easton 

McCabe  J  A ". Grafton 

Pickett  John " 

Heuner  G  A Guyandotte 

Johnson  Mrs  M  W Hartford  City 

Jones  TE 

Molter  Louis Huntington 

Schlemmer  Jacob " 

Snider  Bros " 

Koelz  J  G Keyser 

Wagoner  W  L " 

Callender  James  &  Son Lewisburgh 

Caswell  H  L Mannington 

Matthaei  CD Martinsburgh 

Queozel  Albert " 

Schlotterbeck  J  D 

Wild  J  H 

Marsland  Mrs  Priscilla Mlddlebourne 

Dressel  Louis Moundsville 

Walton  J  G 

Fromhart  W  B Newburgh 

Mitchell  John " 


Pracht  Mrs  George New  Cumberland 

Lappert  ED New  Martinsville 

Ober  Irven " 

Graff  H  &  Son Parkersburgh 

Hiehle  J  R 1 

Schaefer  Elizabeth " 

Wild  Rudolph "      . 

Huth  Charles Piedmont 

Oehrl  J«hn " 

Koehler  Charles Ravenswood 

Conley  E Rilla 

Metzinger  Jacob Ronceverte 

Elliott  Edward Shepherdstown 

Speidel  Clement Wellsburgh 

Bayha  Gottleib Wheeling 

Beckendorf  Frederick " 

BellJM 

Floto  Christian 

Grewe  Mrs  Wm " 

Hager  Mrs  Louisa " 

Henry  DA " 

Juergens  L  A " 

Kohler  Frederick *' 

Kuehlborn  &  Thomas ■" 

Ockerhause  Henry " 

Otto  Charles 

Ploch  Henry ...   " 

Pracht  John " 

Pracht  Louis " 

Schafer  Joseph " 

Wheeling  Branch  TJ  S  B  Co 

WilkieFA 

Zimmer  C  F 


Bands  and  Orchestras. 

Second  Regiment  Band Charleston 

Charles  Town  Cornet  Band.  Charles  Town 

Elk  Garden  Cornet  Band Elk  Garden 

Elkins  Cornet  Band Elkins 

Hill's  Cornet  Band Gazil 

Guyandotte  Cornet  Band Guyandotte 

Harper's  Ferry  Braes  Band.  Harper's  Ferry 
Hartford  City  Brass  Band.  ..Hartford  City 

Hurricane  Cornet  Band Hurricane 

Lewisburgh  Brass  Band Lewisburgh 

Mechanics'  Band Martinsburgh 

Milton  Cornet  Band .    Milton 

Paw  Paw  Cornet  Band Paw  Paw 

Gilbert  Cornet  Band Piedmont 

Ravenswood  Brass  Band Ravenswood 

Ronceverte  Cornet  Band Ronceverte 

Clark's  Cornet  Band St  Albans 

St  Albans  Brass  Band 


Bunks  and  Bankers. 

(See  also  page  43.) 

Greenbrier  Valley  Bank 

(see  p  63) Alderson 

Bank  of  Bluefleld Bluefleld 


The  LARGEST   BREWING   ESTAB- 
LISHMENT  IN   THE  STATE  is 


iB-  Qeymann  Brewing  Co., 

the    it    WHEELING,  WEST  VIRGINIA. 


BAN 


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Bank  of  Bramwell Bramwell 

Kanawha  Valley  Bank Charleston 

Traders'  National    Bank 

(seep  133) Clarksburgh 

"West  Virginia  Bank " 

First  National   Bank  of 

Fairmont  (see  p  163) Fairmont 

People's  Bank  (see  p  165). ..        " 
Merchants  and  Mechan- 
ics' Savings  Bank  (see  p  183) Grafton 

Bank  of  Huntington  (see 

p  213) Huntington 

First  National  Bank  (seep 


Marshall    County  Bank 

(see  p  263) Moundsville 

Citizens'  National  Bank Parkersburg 

Parkersburg  National  Bank. ...         " 

Bank  of  Ronceverte Ronceverte 

Bank  of  Wellsburg Wellsburg 

Bank  of  Wheeling Wheeling 

■German  Bank  of  Wheeling " 

Mutual  Savings  Bank " 


*Bar  Fixtures. 

■■Steclio w  C  J  Furniture  and 

Fixture  Co  (see  right  bottom  lines 

and  p  283) Parkersburgh 

Say  ha  D  H  (see  p  399) Wheeling 

Barbers. 

Yeater  W  L Adaline 

Neff  C  H Alaska 

Smith  RTN Alderson 

Smith  John  P Assurance 

Hicks  J  A Barboursville 

INorington  J  E Baxter 

Price  F  M Belington 

Chapman  Allie Benwood 

Noel  EM 

Smith  SL 

Brown  T  T Berkeley  Springs 

Howard  Aaron " 

Suddath  Bros Bethany 

Burk  Thomas Blacksville 

•Cousins  George Bluefield 

Simpson  &  Dixie " 

Adkins  Butler Bowen 

Boyles  Lee Bowlby 

Meade  J  R Bridgeport 

Fountain  George Bruin 

-Ows  George  E Brushy  Run 

Lewis  C  B Buckhannon 

Queen  J  W " 

'Holstein  Charles Buffalo 

•Gay  C  E Burning  Springs 

Rydell  Perry Burnsville 

Gill  John Burnt  House 

Loyd  David Burton 


Fry  A  W Cameron 

Porter  Aaron " 

Sfsson  T  A 

Greenleaf  Mint Cedarville 

Boiler  John Charleston 

Bowles  Bros " 

Dillard  R  W 

Hazelwood  J  M " 

Hazelwood  &  Johnson " 

Hurliman  Charles " 

Norton  W  T 

Robertson  J  H " 

White  J  A 

Brooks  Beverly Charles  Town 

Travis  George " 

Dangerfleld  Charles Clarksburgh 

Reichart  Theodore " 

Sehon  Frederick " 

Welch  &  Kearns " 

Morris  T  L Conings 

Wilson  T  E Craigsville 

Haught  Stephen Cross  Roads 

Clark  Howard Davis 

McDermottTH 

Williams  John " 

Poindexter  Joseph Davisville 

Wilson  Bros De  Kalb 

Jones  D  G    Eagle 

Nopper  C  A " 

Walker  Wm Edray 

Duskins  Muncy Egypt 

Perry  V " 

White  Corneous Elk  City 

Gibbert  W  M Elk  Garden 

Garber  J  A Elkins 

PostenSW 

WimerCH 

Casto  J Emma 

McCue  George Evergreen 

Jackson  John Fairmont 

Mead  H  W 

Shearwood  &  Berkshire " 

Whidly  Richard 

Rusk  Benjamin Farmington 

Simpson  Turner Freeman's 

Lee  Jarvis Glenville 

Shillingburg  Jackson Gormania 

Remlinger  J  J Grafton 

Rogers  Wm " 

Forest  Gatts Graysville 

Agnew  C  L Guyandotte 

DoutitWH 

Young  W  H 

Collins  W  R Hacker's  Valley 

Brooks  J  H Handley 

Brunswick  J  L Harper's  Ferry 

Herrod  Absalom " 

Lerner  B  J Hartford  City 

Braxton  Samuel Hinton 

Dyke  Edward " 


Dynamite, 


DUPONT  POWDEB,  JUDSON  and  all  HIGH  EXPLOSIVES.  Railroad,  Mining  and 
Saw  Mill  Snppliei.  CUMBERLAND  HARDWARE  COMPANY, 
47  and  49  Baltimore  Street,  Cumberland,  Maryland. 


HflTFI  ^    EDWARD  B.  FRANZHEIM,  -  ARCHITECT, 

IIU  I  L.LUl      PUBLIC   LIBRARY    BUILDING,    -    WHEELING,  W.  VA. 


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Barbers— Cont'd. 

Rau  Chris Hinton 

Malone  J  C Horseneck 

Mann  S  M Hunter's  Springs 

Beal  Peter Huntington 

Biel  John " 

Blakely  Beverly " 

Brown  J  P 

Brown  Philip 

Butler  Moses " 

Rau  J  A 

Smith  &  Johnson " 

Thomas  J  L 

Tyler  PA 

Wellman  M  F " 

Kirby  G  C  Hurricane 

Groves  L  J Kesler's  Cross  Lanes 

Brown  J  E Keyser 

Brown  J  G " 

Stuart  Wm " 

Hackley  Frank Kingwood 

Terrill  James " 

Keyser  W  S Knoxville 

Nicely  J  R Leetown 

Perkins  FA Lewisburgh 

Bowles  J  R Little's  Mills 

Maddox  Wm Lockhart's 

Fortney  James Maidsville 

Marr  J  B  jr Mannington 

Simon  A  J " 

Chidester  J  J Marshville 

Markwood  T  E Martin 

Baker  F  H Martlnsburgh 

Bell  Lewis " 

Hopewell  SW 

Lambert  L  E " 

MannG  F 

MelintzAR 

Taylor  Monroe " 

Thompson  John " 

Young  G  J Mason 

Howell  C  H Milton 

Stutler  Bert Morgan  sville 

Bower  Edwin Morgantown 

Callihan  Mathew " 

Harress  Amos. " 

Allison  S  T  (see  p  265) Moundsville 

Autin  Calvin " 

KarcherPF 

LohrEdward " 

Tomlinson  J  D " 

Palmer  G  W Mount  Clare 

Fountain  Clem  Mouth  of  Pigeon 

Edmonds  Sam Newburgh 

Stewart  WS 

Caton  J  H New  Cumberland 

Swan  Darwin " 

Taggart  Lewis " 

Goode  G  W Newfound 

Hess  J  H New  Haven 


Ober  M   V 

Soland  Adolph 

Bruin  Albert 

Coberly  Arch , 

Hess  James 

McKee  Elmer 

Amiss  James 

Baker  J  J 

Coleman  Daniel 

Dyer&  Webb 

Jones  G  S 

Landis  L  W 

Peyton  Milton 

Reed  &  Robinson 

Simmons  R  W 

Smith  James 

WatkinsWm 

Bartlett  Opha 

Black  John. .    

Dignon  Thomas 

ShinnE  H 

ShobeE  F 

Powling  J  W 

Meaks  J  F 

Bayne  &  Huth 

Brown  C  N 

Clifford  L  D 

Creamer  Wm 

Henderson  J  F 


.New  Martinsville 


.New  Richmond 

Orpha 

Palatine 

Paradise 

. . .  Parkersburgh 


.  .Parsons 
.Paw  Paw 


.  .Pennsboro 
.  Petersburgh 

Philippi 

Pickens 

. .  .Piedmont 


Steinbach  Wm 

Tuck  J  W , 

Conway  N  E 

McKeever  W 

Harris  D  E 

Wolf  H  J 

Wheeler  C  M  

Cottle  Harry 

Elza  Lafayette 

Cogar  James 

Wagner  S  L 

Bennett  S  G 

FerrellsCC 

Smith  C  W 

Banks  Marshall 

Harris  W  H 

Parker  J  WB 

Payne  Wm 

Richards  Isaiah 

Imlay  Lawrence 

Lock  George 

Peckens  John 

Souder  J  B 

Wagner  J  A 

Miller  Richard 

Erwin  W  R 

Dunmire  Benjamin. 

Sibert  J  W 

Davis  CW 

Scranage  H  B 


Poca 

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Point  Pleasant 


Pullman 

Raleigh 

.  Ravenswood 


Reedeville 

Reedy 

.Rich  Mountain 

Rilla 

...Ritchie  CH 

, Rivesville 

....  Rock  Cave 

Rockport 

Romney 

Ronceverte 


.  St  Albans 
.St  Mary's 


.  Salama 
. .  Salem 


Schull 

. .  Second  Creek 
.Shepherdstown 


,  Shinnston. 


Soap  Mnfrs. 


Qamual  FlHfir  to  C,€\     Mnfr»  of  SoaP»  ram  and  Ax,e 

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Weker  B  F Shinnston 

Hinson  W  H Shops 

St  Clair  &  St  Clair Simpson 

Boston  G  C Sistersville 

Wilson  C  A Smithville 

Keelbaugh  S  G Statt's  Mills 

Hallman  Joseph Sutton 

Flanigan  John Terra  Alta 

Dotson  C  F Toll  Gate 

Colley  C  L Unger's  Store 

Chambers  Christopher Union 

Godlove  Wm Wardensville 

Buck  J  W Wellsburgh 

Woodruff  Charles 

Bailey  J  M Weston 

Hindenach  Franz " 

Wilkerson  Charles " 

Stutler  E  B West  Union 

AndllDger  Joseph Wheeling 

Bach  Edward " 

Barth  &  Dailer. . 

Beuter  Max " 

Brahler  J  J 

BrubaughR  H 

CarlHC 

Dailer  Edward " 

Deiser  Gust " 

Dieringer  Henry " 

Dieringer  John " 

Flanagan  J  E " 

Freismuth  Florentz " 

Freismuth  ML 

Friederich  Frank " 

Gaus  Reinhard " 

Gessner  MMA '     " 

Grant  David     " 

HammLS 

Jahnke  Charles " 

Jones  W  L " 

Kemp  Richard " 

Kindelberger  Moses " 

Kindelberger  T  B 

Kraft  Killian 

Kronewith  Henry  jr " 

Lang  Andrew " 

Lewis  &  Clemens " 

McBride  &  Laue " 

Memkemeller  &  Ruff 

Meyer  Frederick    " 

Meyer  Henry " 

Nau  George " 

RifBns  Cornelius " 

Rippel  H  F 

Ritter  &  Smith 

Schaefer  Henry " 

•Schaub  Frederick " 

Shaefer  Henry " 

Sonnefeld  John " 

Wagener  F  W    " 

Weigand  August 


Wells  M  N Wheeling 

WeltyJohn 

Werner  Otto " 

Zimmer  G  W « 

Johnson  T  J White  Day 

Flanagan  Charles Williamsburgh 

Pretty  man  L  T Williamstown 

Christie  M  H Willowton 

Hare  George Winfield 

Watson  M  W Wyatt 

Dabney  IS Wyoma 

Bark  Dealers. 

See  Tanbark. 


Basket  Mnfrs. 

(See  also  Willowware.) 

Berkeley  Springs  Basket  Co 

Berkeley  Springs 

De  Grange  J  W " 

Levy  John Harper's  Ferry 

Brown  Wm Martinsburgh 

Kleiner  David Wheeling 


"Baths. 

(See  also  Barbers.) 

Hunter  H  H Berkeley  Springs 

Bell  Lewis Martinsburgh 

Mann  G  F 

Reed  &  Robinson Parkersburgh 

Beekman  S  M Wheeling 

"Beaded  Siding  and  Ceiling. 
Wheeling  Corrugating  Co 

(see  front  edge  and  opp  Corrugated 
Iron)  Wheeling 

Bed  Springs— Mnfrs. 

Martin  &  Whiteman Adamsville 

Wilcox  FH&Co Wyatt 


Bee  Hive  Mnfrs. 

See  Apiarists'  Supplies. 


Beef  and  Pork  Packers. 

See  Packers. 


Beer  Agents. 

See  Breioers'  Agents. 


Bell  Hangers. 

See  Locksmiths  and  Bell  Hangers. 


Belting  and  Hose— Rubber  and 
Leather. 

Kincaid  W  M  (seep  98) Cameron 

Goshorn  Jacob Charleston 


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Leather— Cont'd. 

Hart  C  M  &  J  B  (seep  131) 

Clark8burgh 
Fairmont  Machine  Work§ 

(see  p  163) Fairmont 

Smith   W  H  Hardware  Co 

The  (see  left  top  lines  and  p  283) 

Parkersburgh 
Turner  C   II  (see  right  top  lines 

and  p  287) 

Berry  C  H  (see  right  top  lines)  Wheeling 


*Bent  Woodwork. 

(See  also  Carriage  and   Wagon  Materials.) 

Milton  Mnfg  Co Milton 

Risinger  S  &  Co Moundsville 


-*Bicycles. 

Hutchison  L  H Huntington 

Standard  Mnfg  Co Martinsburgh 

Rose  EL&Co  (seep  391).  .Wheeling 


Bill  Posters. 

Carwithen  EH Charleston 

Rhodes  P  H Martinsburgh 

Abbott  HE Poca 

McCan  Lawrence Shepherdstown 


Billiard  Halls. 

(See  also  Saloons;  also  Hotels.) 

McGrath  &  Bauer  (seep  108) 

Charleston 

Donohue  Thomas Davis 

Farr  J  S Huntington 

Groom  C  D 

Lambert  W  J Martinsburgh 

LarkinsEM 

Humes  W  B Wheeling 


Bird  Dealers. 

Hawvermale  G  W  &  SonBerkeley  Springs 
Die  Lain  Brothers  (see  left 
top  lines) Wheeling 

"Blacksmiths'       Supplies       and 

Tools. 
Smith  \\  H  Hardware  Co 

(see  left  top  lines  and p  283)  Parkersburgh 


Blacksmiths. 

(See  also  Carriage  and  Wagonmakers;  also 
Horseshoers.) 

Burns  &  Bro Academy 

Clendenen  G  G " 

Kenniaon  J  B " 


Shine  J  T Academy 

Keeney  J  W Acme- 
Roland  Miles Ada 

Conner  J  C Adaline 

Evans  George 

Moore  John Addison 

WeiseJW 

Dowden  J  H Alaska 

Dowden  S  G 

Bebout  Edward Alderson 

TincherJL " 

McCoy  George Altizer 

Duke  J  M Alton 

Atkins  S  M Alum  Bridge- 

Boggs  G  A Alvon 

Hoy  lman  MS " 

Hill  A  B Amos 

McBee  Jacob 

Conroy  J  D Andy 

Ruble  E  F Angerona 

Odell  Newton Ansted 

Grayson  V  M Antioch 

Bishoff  George Anvil 

Teter  J  W Arnettsville 

McKee  N Arnoldsburgh- 

Parsons  Dock " 

Shaw  Edward Astor 

Williams  J  &  Son Auburn 

Fisher  AS Avon 

Birchfield  A  L Baileysville 

Short  Bart 

Alger  John Baker's  Run 

Ballard  W  P Ballard 

Horonomus  John  &  Bro Ball's 

Childers  B  F Barboursville 

Swann  B  F " 

Freeland  EM Barrackville 

Freeland  Jacob " 

Boring  John Bayard 

Malloney  James Beall's  Mills- 

Montgomery  James " 

Perry  SB ,    Beaver  Mills' 

Arthur  Wm Beckwith 

Henson  W  H 

Greathouse  Henry Beech 

Weese  EM Beech  Bottom 

WeeseJW 

Riley  Charles Beeler's  Station 

Wood  W  F Beet's 

O'Brien  Patrick Belcher 

Davis  W  S Belington 

Newton  J  J  

ShomoDM 

Thompson  F  L " 

Burdett  Alex Belleville 

Swigort  F  R Ben  Lomond 

Bennett  Captain Bennett 

Morris  Burgess Benson 

Staib  W  B Benwood 

Bee  C  W Berea 


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Coalgate  J  C Berea 

Green  Robert Bergoo 

Hoile Berkeley  Springs 

Hovermale  S  J. . .  " 

Ziler  Joseph " 

Boram  J  W Berlin 

Jones  J  E " 

Billings  Wm  H Bethany 

Martin  J  W 

Willis  D  M Bethel 

Butcher  OB Beverly 

Fitzwater  Nelson " 

Morrison  J  B " 

Suiter  J  B 

Bowes  J  B Bifid 

Reeder  J  A Big  Island 

Starkey  Daniel " 

Reese  J  W Big  Springs 

Rose  Jasper Blacksville 

McGrots  S  H Blake 

Hess  Peter Blandville 

Morgan  L  8 Blankenship 

Rutherford  W  H Blue  Sulphur  Springs 

Jones  N Blundon 

Earnest  GO Board  Tree 

Booker  David Booker's  Mills 

Booker  J  W 

Ashley  J  T Boreman 

Eanes  Aleck Bowen 

Boyd  W  H Boyd 

Bower  George Brandy  wine 

Blaha  Andrew Bretz 

Wright  Sylvester Bridgeport 

Woody  ard  Wm Brighton 

Hibb9  Leroy Brink 

Upton  C  S Brooklyn 

Dye  &  Johnson Brown's  Mills 

Myers  C  T Brownstown 

Miller  W  H Bruceton  Mills 

Meadows  A  G Bryan 

Pritchard  Bros Buckhannon 

Lovejoy  V Buena  Vista 

McCoy  Erwin Buffalo 

Scott  MC 

Roberts  MM Buffington 

Lockard  EL Bulltown 

Jeffries  W  T Bunger's 

Butler  T Bunker  Hill 

Cline  J 

Glover  E " 

Moran  J  C Bunner  s 

Farley  P Burch 

Harper  James Burdett 

Smith  J  C Burlington 

Keesling  T  M Burnersville 

Ross  W  M 

Johnson  H  B Burning  Springs 

O'Brien  Thomas " 

Bodkins,  Fidler  &  Rudkin Burnsville 

Snodgrass  EC Burnt  House 


Stain aker  John Burnt  House 

Barrock  W  S    Burton 

Cross  T  L Cairo 

Sharp  H 

Rutherford  C  C Caldwell 

Lantz  Willis Calhoun 

Jones  LB Calis 

Seaton  James " 

Baker  OP Camden 

Myer  OP Camp 

Canfield  J  H Canfield 

Long  Asa " 

Davis  Samuel Canton 

Cram  Samuel Capon  Bridge 

Scbaffemaker  W  S  jr " 

Lough  C  C Caress 

Shaffer  J  W Carmel 

Layton  J  R Cassville 

Wiedman  E  O " 

Wilmeth  Eli Cedarville 

Hutchison  P  D .Centreville 

Evicks  Wm Ceredo 

Workman  DP Chap 

Brady  J  H Chapel 

Coney  A  J Charleston 

Dudley  WR&  Co 

Hoferer  Wm " 

Key  J  J 

Lavender  Robert " 

Scott  Thomas 

Vickers  Wagon  Works  Co. ......         " 

Weidman  C  S 

Kussart  J  M Charlotte 

Gould  G  C Cherry  Camp 

Rosencrans  J  W " 

Clay  Jacob Childs 

Cavin  ML Chilton 

Townsend  J  D Churchville 

Hoover  Adam Circleville 

Lambert  AM " 

MallonBW 

Ly tie  Peter Ciske 

Shephard  Andrew " 

Board  J  C Clarence 

Shinn  Leonidas Clarksburgh 

Fitzwater  J  S .Clay  C  H 

Tony  Robert Clear  Creek 

Bird  J  E Clifton  Mills 

Austin  IN Clinton  Furnace 

Herrick  Frank Clinton ville 

Loudermilk  Thomas " 

Ross  J  C Coco 

Crowley  Jerry Cokeley's 

Knight  Robert Colfax 

Hindman  A  J Colliers 

Stansbury  H  R 

Chapman  J  F Comfort 

Kerns  H Conaway 

Williams  AH Concord  Church 

Norman  F  M .Conings 


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Booker  J  A Copenhaver's  Mills 

Copley  W  D Copleyville 

Stewart  J  R Corley 

Gillaspie  Wm Cottageville 

Cromley  S  F Couch 

Woodward  G " 

Burchette  J  C Cove  Gap 

Osburne  Isaac Cox's  Mills 

Sheppard  Albert Craigsville 

Canterbury  G  S Crany 

Gunnoe  J  A " 

Walker  Jacob " 

Bennett  John Crickard 

Madden  Peter " 

Walker  T  A Crickmer 

Crim  A  E Crim's 

Hatfield  J  H Crook 

Haught  J  N Cross  Roads 

Lockard  J  T Cutlips 

Brown  Thomas Cyclone 

Kirk  J  A Dallas 

Oldham  Wiley 

Pine  G  W Darkesville 

Clark  J  H Dean 

Perry  G  W Decota 

Glewer  T  J Deep  Valley 

Blako  L  D Deep  Water 

Bailes  Lewis  &  Son Deer  Lick 

Pearson  Wm " 

Hiser  J  W Deer  Run 

Sciple  Samuel " 

Wagner  I  P " 

Barber  HE Dickson 

Pane  WE 

Dilley  Josiah Dilley's  Mills 

Hoover  W  H Dobbin 

Honaker  ST Drexel 

Thompson  P  H Dry  Creek 

Hoover  W  A Dry  Run 

Pritchard  S  C Dunmore 

TaylorJK 

Lilly  J  S Dunn's 

Luther  Alfred East  Lynn 

Porter  GP 

Blosser  N Easton 

McKinney  J  F East  River 

Workman  Harvey Echo 

Landis  J  H Edray 

Taylor  GS 

Tyler  John 

Hampton  George Effie 

Fike  S  K Eglon 

Thacker  Charles Egypt 

Swiges  W  T Eldora 

Park  J  E Elizabeth 

Wells  LH 

Cutlip  <fe  Savage Elk  City 

Fordyce  W  T 

Young  J  M " 


Green  R  A Elk  Garden 

Smith  W  L 

Kittle  P  H Elkins 

Freidli  Godfrey Ella 

Handschumaker  Adam Ellenborough 

Lilly  B  P Ellison 

Helfewbine  Henry Elm  Grove 

Ricker  Joseph " 

Graham  S  L Elton 

Dorsey  W  A Emma 

Barrett  W Endicott 

BartlettFM 

Heslip  Thomas Enon 

Brand  John Enterprise 

Praslee  C  H , Etam 

Plum  Wm 

Blair  Harrison Eugene 

Cross  J  M Eureka 

Ayres  C  R Evans 

Jenkins  Wm  E Evansville 

Layman  &  Shore Fairmont 

Ott  George 

Dorsey  J  W Fair  Plain 

Reynolds  S  F 

Hobbs  W  C Fairview 

Marshall  GW 

Kerr  G  A Falling  Spring 

Crutchfleld  G  L Fallsmill 

Fletcher  D  S Farmington 

Wade&  Haught 

Chambers  Joseph Fetterman 

Woodyard  W  C Five  Mile 

Gandee  G  W Flat  Fork 

Harper  Henderson '* 

Hyer  J  B .Flat  Woods 

Shaver  A  L " 

Winter  H  W Flemington 

Powell  H  T Flint 

Shoemaker  J  H Forest  Hill 

Swisher  S  W Forks  of  Capon 

Lambert  S  K Fort  Seybert 

Nimes  Wm Fountain  Spring 

Dare  J  T Fowler's 

Hughes  MA Fowler's  Knob 

Hall  S  L Frametown 

Crifler  H Franklin 

Marshall  J  A 

Moyers  Conrad " 

Davis  J  &  M Frazier's  Bottom 

Callins  M  S Freed 

Kemper  J  W Freemansburgh 

Hawkins  G Freeport 

McDonald  A " 

Page  C  C French  Creek 

Vance  J  E " 

Stewart  A  L Friendly 

Huffman  Joseph Frisco 

Drepperd  J  W Frost 

Harpold  W  W Frozen  Camp 

Nicholas  W  E  &  Bro Fudge's  Creek 


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Payton  Isaac Fudge's  Creek 

Stanley  R 

Bayles  fm Fulton 

Schuetzner  August " 

Collins  Isaac Galletin 

Berry  A Gandeeville 

Levesey  Robert Gap  Mills 

Panley  AG Garrett's  Bend 

Formast  LP Gaston 

Rodes  MB Gatewood 

Every  W  P Gay 

Nicholls  Wm Gazil 

Grimes  B  F Georgetown 

Lough  WE 

Chorpenning  J  C Gerrardstown 

McBrideJH 

MarkleFC 

Hoover  W  A Gillespie 

Massie  H  M Gladesville 

Wilson  J  D Glen  Easton 

Young  J  M Glen  Elk 

Ross  J  H Glengary 

Barrows  George Glenwood 

Oliver  Samuel Glover's  Gap 

Lowther  J Goff's 

Kimble  Jacob Gold  Hill 

Scott  David Good  Hope 

Ambrose  C Goose  Creek 

Swadley  S  H Gormania 

Moran  Patrick Grafton 

Cunningham  J  W Grangeville 

Hardman  Bros Grantsville 

Hickman  Cyrus " 

Huffman  &  Fortag " 

Stump  A  H 

Emmet  Maphis Grassland 

Wolf  John Graysville 

Ralston  J  H Green  Bank 

Michael  AH Greenland 

SecristGW 

Graham  J  L Green  Sulphur  Springs 

Gwinn  J  L '* 

WoodZack    

Miller  A  P Greenville 

Collins  Wm Greenwood 

Alderson  J  J Grimthsville 

Speedock  A  V " 

Cheuvront  WE Grove 

Burks  G  E Guyandotte 

Stewart  Bros  (see  p  189) 

Anderson  AM Hacker's  Valley 

Bur  J  L 

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Alkire  Peter Hainesville 

Marshall  Morrison Hall 

Propst  James Halltown 

Bench  W  E Hamlin 

Stump " 

Farley  Caleb Handley 

Bedinger  Joseph Hanging  Rock 


Robinson  J .  . .  .Hannahsville 

Butts  Henry Harper's  Ferry 

Delauder*  W  A " 

Dixon  Mason " 

Mullens  J  H Harrison 

Ginther  John Hartford  City 

Krast  Charles " 

Seamons  Wm 

Ellis  J  W Hartmonsville 

Snodgrass  W  F Hazelgreen 

Vest  W  R Headsville 

McCullough  J  R Hebron 

Wagoner  A  &  J " 

Naylor  Jacob Hedgesville 

Huber  Frank Helvetia 

Gibson  C Henderson 

Coff man  Elijah Hendricks 

Johnson  P  H Henrietta 

Helmick  A  L Hettie 

Eplin  M  P. Hewett 

Pridemore  G " 

Casey  George Hickory 

Crits  W  C Hinkleville 

Lee  Jackson Hinton 

Bane  Z  B Holbrook 

Bennette  J  L Holly  Grove 

Childers  James Hominy  Falls 

Hill  Emory Hoodsville 

Gerwig  G  W Hope 

Ours  J  W Hopeville 

Farsons  W  H Horseneck 

HughesGC 

Gillespie  Wm Horsepen 

Wilkes  Wash Hunter's  Springs 

Huff  J  A Huntington 

McCreary  J  W 

RiefJohn 

Van  Mater  Wm " 

Reynolds  F  H Hurricane 

Smith  C  A 

Gillespie  J  M Hyar 

Calvert  John Independence 

Hefner  Howard Indian  Mills 

Hefner  J  L " 

Brown  E  R  Ireland 

Malcomb  K " 

Prince  D  H 

Neely  N  H Iron 

Reynolds  Dayton Island  Branch 

McKown  James Jackson  C  H 

Hyer  N8 Jacksonville 

Wilson  S3 Jake's  Run 

Constable  J  L Janelen 

Stalnaker  M  W 

Stoffel  Wm Jarrett 

Jarrell  Gipsom Jarrold's  Valley 

Williams  Floyd " 

Bise  L  R Jarvisville 

WestfallJT 

Lusk  Floyd Joe's  Branch 


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Jenkins  James Johnstown 

Longenette  Dan * ' 

Myers  W  G 

Sickles  D  B Jones  Springs 

Abogast  Peter Jordan's  Run 

RohrbaughGW 

Myers  Thomas Joseph's  Mills 

Clevinger  LA Jumbo 

Crook  G  W Jumping  Branch 

Swindle  Isaac.   " 

Johnson  Wm Kabletown 

Goodwin  P  M Kalamazoo 

Cantrell  M  J Kanawha  City 

Nestor  D  J Kasson 

Rogers  J  B Kearneysville 

Mikel  J  C Kedron 

West  A  A Kemperville 

Morris  James Kendalia 

Coleman  E Kenna 

Waugh  James Kenova 

Parsons  G  J Kentuck 

Triplett  Randolph Kerens 

Brown  J  E Kesler's  Cross  Lanes 

Kimble  Abraham Ketterman 

Bar  J  V Kettle 

Ryan  J  H Keyser 

Wolfe  Gustavus 

Johnson  Miles Kincaid 

KelleyT..   

Barb  W Kincheloe 

Williams  George Kingwood 

Godlove  W  T Kirby 

Harris  Jasper Kirt 

Poling  M  D 

Jenkinsville  AS Knottsville 

Wilson  BF 

Wilson  J  M 

Games  Joseph Knoxville 

Baldwin  Sherwood Lake 

Ferrell  G  W 

Ronan  A  C Laurel  Branch 

Dickinson  W  H Laurel  Iron  Works 

Firman  G  W Laurel  Point 

Martin  Charles " 

Adkins  Samuel Leading  Creek 

Ledsome  V  A Left  Hand 

White  Jessie " 

Eagle  J  A Leivasy 

Baier  J  D Leon 

Rollins  GD 

Skidmore  John Leopold 

Hartley  T  B Le  Roy 

Snyder  Buris " 

Thomas  Frank Letart 

Burnside  J  R Levels 

Shanholtzer  Frank  " 

Argabrite  H  R Lewisburgh 

Davidson  W Lewiston 

Rhodes  E  K Liberty 


Maxson  &  Dent Lightburn 

Blankenshlp  Thomas Lile 

Wil?on  J Limestone 

Fleshman  J  H Lindside 

Jackson  David Little  Birch 

Kenes  LB Little  Falls 

Miller  David Little  Mills 

Buugard  A Littleton 

Morton  E  T Lizemores 

Unruh  Isaiah Lockhart's 

Rable  George Lone  Tree 

Wilhelm  John Long  Reach 

Davis  Mark Long  Run 

Greathouse  Robert Looneyville 

Berry  A  J Lorentz 

Ludwig  C  L Lost  Creek 

Fogle  W  F Lost  River 

McCrady  Wm Louther 

McCray  P  A 

Bryant  D  W Love 

Schrader  A  F Lubeck 

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Riblett  ML Lumberport 

Allen  Andrew Lurd 

Ellison  HG Lydia 

Tutly  OK McMechen 

McDonald  Peter Macksville 

Painter  John " 

Clendenin  Joseph Maggie 

Stoker  J  T Maidsville 

Milliksn  S  R Majorsville 

Whitlock  Thomas '.  Maiden 

Barrick  PS Mannington 

Hagertv  G  W 

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Ritz  Victor Marion 

Hevner  C  Z Marlinton 

Rosier  Charles Marquess 

Cline  WO Marshall 

Newlon  S  M Marshville 

Martin  C  C Martin 

Chambers  E  P  H Martinsburgh 

Grozinger  John 

Holpp  J  C  

Slinkman  W  H 

Leyer  Frank  Mason  City 

Lemon  BE Mason  Town 

Mathias  J  R Mathiae 

Droddy  C  M Mattie 

Williams  George Matville 

Bland  Joseph , Maud 

Hawkins  J  M " 

Caton  J  J Maysville 

Franz  Henry " 

Tincher  Booker May  wood 

Parker  W  H Meadow  Bluff- 
Vest  J  A Medley 

Wright  Harrison  Mentor 

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Ankrom  L Middleboume 

Swan  Benedict " 

Barnes  W  B Middleway 

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Lee  George Mill  Point 

Grim  A Millsborough 

Lattin  DC Milton 

McKenney  J  E " 

Reynolds  &  Mount " 

Tallman  C  C Mineral  Point 

Beattie  George Mingo  Flat 

King  B  D Minnora 

McCullough  Daniel Mole  Hill 

Shell  John Molers 

Wolf  B  F Montrose 

Euhn  George Moorefield 

Newhouse  John " 

Grigham  H  J Moore's 

Miller  J  N Morgan's  Glade 

Stutler  Joseph Morgansville 

Dawson  James Morgantown 

Pickenpaugh  &  Dawson " 

James  C  W Morris 

Elder  Samuel Moundsville 

Noller  Charles " 

Noller  John " 

Wilson  Samuel " 

Cohen  Charles Mount  Carbon 

Fesler  A  A Mount  Clare 

Kirby  C  E 

Gibson  A  P Mount  Ida 

Hughes  MA Mount  Nebo 

Thompson  CO Mouth  of  Pigeon 

Barrett  S Murphy's  Mill 

Lloyd  J 

Bennett  L  N Murraysville 

Crislip  W  A Nero 

Goodwin  J  W Nestorville 

Mawyers  John Newark 

Dick  James Newburgh 

Evans  T  W New  Cumberland 

Richardson  E  B " 

Black  Joseph New  England 

Short  Barker Newfound 

Bush  H  &  Son New  Haven 

Barrick  John New  Martinsville 

Brast  Wm " 

McEldowney  F  E 

Greathouse  H Newton 

Parsons  Peter " 

Paugh  J  B Newville 

Gates  T  E Nicholas 

McMillan  J  A 

Thacker  W  T Nickell's  Mills 

Fry  J  A Nicklow 

Thompson  David " 

Shickel  J  H North  Mountain 

Shoemaker  Christian Oak  Flat 

Burgess  M Oak  Hill 


Burkholder  John Oak  Hill 

Albright  Wm Oakton 

Harper  C  T Oakville 

Roach  Wm Oceana 

Workman  Austin " 

Devore  AN Odaville 

Belcher  George Odell 

Cross  A  L Ogdin 

Farley  M Oilville 

Kemper  J  W .Olive 

Joy  R  L Ona 

Odell  J  B Ophelia 

McMinn  &  Robinson Oreide 

Lighty  AT Orleans  Cross  Roads 

Osborn  AP&JA Osborne's  Mills 

Doyle  A Overfield 

Kesling  Gideon Over  Hill 

Wiedman  J  G Ox  Bow 

Wilson  S Oxford 

Arnett  W  N Palatine 

Mohler  HE Pansy 

Parkins  N  M Paradise 

Smith  C  C Parker's 

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Skidmore  Raymond " 

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Smith  Emanuel " 

Youngblood  R  W " 

Hendricks  Burrell  ...  Peachtree 

Casto  D  B Peck's  Run 

Harris  John " 

Stone  J  E Peel  Tree 

Tubaugh  Samuel Peewee 

Payne  Mack Peeryville 

Cottle  S  P Peniel 

Armentrout  George Persinger 

Davis  AW Petersburgh 

Feaster  Alex 

Dickinson  R  G Peterstown 

Terry  Crede " 

Wilt  J  W  

Jarrell  Thomas Peytona 

Rogers  Charles Philoah 

Noraker  J  A Pickaway 

Cunningham  T  C Pickens 

Gleason  J  P Piedmont 

Holbert  T  A Pine  Grove 

Curran  J  P Pleasant  Creek 

Hamrick  DP 

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Parsons  T  B Pleasant  Run 

Riley  C  V Pleasant  Valley 

Lanham  J  A Pliny 

Davidson  F Poca 

Moriarty  M  L Point  Pleasant 

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Morris  James Pond  Gap 

Dame  Robert Pool 

Knight  Wayne Poppa 

McComas  Alexander " 

Philips  S Porter's  Falls 

Mount  S    Portersville 

Stratton  D    

Davis  J  A Potomac 

Aliff  Morris Prince 

McNutt  Allen Princeton 

Oblinger  C  H Proctor 

Henry  John Prosperity 

Barnett  W Prunty  town 

Roe  I  A 

RoeJL 

Warder  CW 

Courtright  AH Pugh 

Davison  &  Cross Pullman 

Hartman  E  W Purgitsville 

Newhouse  T  M " 

Ward  W  O  B Queens 

Payne  LB Queen's  Ridge 

Graham  T  C Queen's  Shoals 

Barnes  J  W Quiet  Dell 

Blair  Lewis " 

Stuab  Eli Racine 

George  P Raleigh 

Gregory  I  L Ralph 

Hackney  Squire Randall 

Kussart  John " 

Phillips  T  A Raven's  Eye 

Long  G  W Ravenswood 

Sayre  Fisher " 

Tice 

Russell  Milan Redbird 

Hedrick  A  J Red  Creek 

Thomas  A  J Red  House  Shoals 

Halvey  J  D Red  Sulphur  Springs 

Lemmons  J Reedsville 

Cottle  AM Reedy 

Morrison  J  S  &  Son " 

Ruble  Isaiah Reedy  Ripple 

Horton  Josiah Reynoldsville 

Keenenner  John Richardson 

Crookshank  James Richlands 

Headrick  E  D Rich  Mountain 

Rider  C  W  &  Co Ridersville 

Parsons  D Rilla 

Brand  E  A Rinesville 

Pierpont  M Ripley's 

Covert  Tunis Rippon 

Stout  W  S Ritchie  C  H 

Hevener  B  L Roanoke 

Kittler  I  C Roaring  Creek 

Ensminger  NA Robinson's  Mill 

Eskew  James Rock  Castle 

Searles  Samuel " 

McQuan  R  W Rock  Cave 


Wandrew  Enoch Rock  Cave 

Propst  J  M  Rockf ord 

Heltzee  Joseph Rockland 

Stewart  J  P Rock  Lick 

Davidson  Thomas Rockoak 

Archer  Frank Rockport 

Cress  A  J Rockville 

Forman  R  C " 

Hutson  C  L Rome 

Bise  E  D Romine's  Mills 

Boyles  ED " 

Endler  D  U Romuey 

Newhouse  G  W  &  Bro " 

Fleshman  &  Murray Ronceverte 

Seabright  Henry Roney's  Point 

Kemp  David Rosby's  Rock 

Markey  John " 

Lasure  E Ross 

Springer  Alex " 

Gates  D  H  &  Sons Round  Knob 

Adams  E  W Roxalana 

Dahmer  J  C Ruddle 

Casto  Daniel Rural  Dale 

KeslingSG 

Waller  George Rusk 

Brown  Arthur Russell ville 

Haynes  George " 

Neely  S Sago 

Dame  S  H St  Albans 

Wilson  HL 

Maxson  J  F St  Clara 

Close  A  B St  George 

Hacke  Frank  L St  Joseph 

Wayman  Fred " 

Harris  &  Gabbert St  Mary's 

SEipf  George  (see  p  S37) 

Joy  D  M Salama 

Leonard  WE Salem 

Wilkinson  BF 

Kildrider  Wm Salt  Lick  Bridge 

Lawrence  James Salt  Sulphur  Springs 

Hoover  S  L Sand  Fork 

Smith  Wm Sand  Hill 

Fabry  F Sandy 

Hull  A  B Santife 

Bramer  J  B Sardis 

Evans  Uriah Saulsville 

McComas  B " 

Lucas  Benjamin Schell 

Durst  D School  House 

Garton  C " 

Bash  M Schultz 

NoleE  P 

Davis  R  H Scott's  Depot 

Hill  G  W Seaflat 

Findley  Isaac Sedan 

Oats  Daniel  " 

Hall  J  E Servia 

Roy  Jacob Seymoursville 

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Hayes  J  F Shanghai 

Berry  N  Sharon 

Cass  Samuel Shawnee 

Blackburd  Bros Shenandoah  Junction 

Myers  J  M  Shepherdstown 

Snyder  J  H 

SpohnME 

Davis  N  B Sherrard 

Henry  G  W Shiloh 

Burnett  J  A Shinnston 

Preston  JHL " 

Underwood  W  H Shirley 

King  THB Shops 

Meidel  C Short  Creek 

Cook  J  N Siberia 

Bailey  M Sigman 

Perkins  J  A. " 

Norris  JL Silver  Hill 

Shockey  WW Silverton 

Lake  C  D Simpson 

Loughridge  Wilson Sinclair 

Taylor  Sink's  Grove 

Moyers  F  S Sinnett's  Mills 

Sinnett  J  P 

Eskey  A  A Sistersville 

JoySF 

Hockman  H  M Slanesville 

Shanholtzer  Benjamin " 

Hendershot  B  F  &  Bro Smith ville 

Miller  John 

Childers  James Snow  Hill 

Kemp  Dyson Snyder's  Mills 

Hedrick  G  W. South  Mill  Creek 

Linkons  Thomas Spanishburgh 

Husk  John Speed 

Board  J  J Spencer 

Ferguson  R " 

Greathouse  Bros " 

McCrasky  Robert " 

SparksEW&Son 

Bryne  J  B  Spilman 

Shannon  &  Bro Springfield 

Dangerfield  Owen Spring  Hill 

Davis  Wm " 

Dotson  K Stanley 

Tenney  Aladdin Star 

Windle  G  N Statt's  Mills 

Alderman  Charles Stillman 

Step  T  J Stone  Coal 

Frame  Henry Strange  Creek 

Young  J  H " 

Frome  John Stumptown 

Queen  C " 

Sharp  W  8 Sturm's  Mill 

Ramsey  EC Sue 

Bond  Jacob Sutton 

DufBeld  Henry 

Moore  Bros " 

Stephens  Willis Sycamore  Dale 

Hershman  D  W Tacy 


George  H Talbott's 

Glannen  Patrick " 

Harris  Thomas Talcott 

Archer  Israel Tallyho 

Stalnaker  AH Tanner's 

Watson  Jacob 

Forman  S  R Terra  Alta 

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Miller  E  J 

Miller  J  A 

Goodwin  W  S Texas 

Bailey  Eli The  Rock 

Shay  E  J Thornton 

Hessam  J  B Toll  Gate 

Sowards  Wm Tooley 

Newkirk  John Tophet 

Pelfrey  John Trace  Fork 

Gum  O  W  S Traveler's  Repose 

Varney  JaBper " 

Ebling  A Triadelphia 

Hinkle  Thomas Trout  Valley 

Camden  Osborn Troy 

Lemon  G  T 

Messenger  W  H " 

Combs  J  H Tunnelton 

Powell  Amos " 

Adkins  W  W Tyler's  Creek 

Swan  Marion " 

Jenkins  B  &  Son Uffington 

Hinckle  John Unger's  Store 

Stotler  I  W 

Miller  Archibald Union 

Gebhardt  Henry Union  Ridge 

Lasley  J  B 

Phillips  Nathaniel Uniontown 

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Smith  Wm  Upper  Track 

Skidmore  A  J Vadie 

Phillips  James Valley  Furnace 

Barclay  James Valley  Mills 

Willhelm  W  H Van  Clevesville 

McVey  A  H Victor 

Martin  &  Harrah " 

Sarrett  Van  S Vista 

Denison  C  E Walkersville 

Dye  J  F Wallace 

Stout  D  D 

Greathouse  Edward Walton 

Hensley  W  W 

Cline  C  H Wardensville 

Cline  George " 

Adams  Anthony Warren 

Mullins  Robert " 

Zollers  C Waverly 

Woods  &  Fisher Wayne  C  H 

Prim  F  C Webster 

Bennett  H  W Wellsburgh 

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Lewis  T  J Wesley 

Hannan  J  E West  Columbia 

Gardener  John West  Liberty 

Moffett  G  W West  Milford 

Sims  &  Pritchett Weston 

Gatrell  J  W West  Union 

Ingle  Arthur " 

Ackerman  Clemens    Wheeling 

Jones  Charles " 

Nesbitt  Samuel 

Stanke  Charles " 

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Walters  &  Kraft  

Warneke  August  jr  " 

Weidner  Joseph 

Michael  L  J White  Day 

Mundell  E 

Robinson  J White  Pine 

Thacker  Mathew White's  Creek 

Tyree  H  W White  Sulphur  Springs 

Eisenacht  Wm Whitfield 

Carpenter  John Wiley ville 

Marshall  TT 

Deckar  N  G Williamsburgh 

Livesay  J  N«. 

H9mallwood  J  H 

Marshall  C  C Williamsport 

(Ballard  Henry Willow  Bend 

Meadows  Henry Wlllowton 

'  Hussell  J  C Willow  Tree 

Walker  Jesse " 

.Peck  N  R Winfield 

Trout  S  J Wolf  Creek 

Wilkerson  WE Wolf  Run 

.Burdette  C  L Woodyard 

Fields  Joseph " 

>  Fordyce  John Worthington 

Martin  G  W 

Delo  George Wyatt 

Martin  A  E " 

•Canifax  J Wyoma 

Lewis  Hiram Yankee  Dam 

Davis  George Yellow  Springs 

•  Thomas  &  Thorn Zackville 

Miller  T  J Zenith 


Blank  Book  Mnfrs. 

See  Bookbinders. 


Blast  Furnaces. 

See  Iron   Mnfrs. 


Bleachers  and  Pressers. 

Potts  R  F   (see  right  top  lines 

and  p5).. Wheeling 

'Wheeling  Hat  Bleachery " 


Boat  Builders. 

Williamson  George Friendly 

Williamson  J  L " 

Stewart  J  H Henderson 

Avis  Edward Hinton 

Meese  John  &  Son Mason  City 

Murraysville  Mnfg  Co Murray sville 

Armstrong  Dry  Docks  (see 

p  311) Point  Pleasant 

Cole    &     Heatherington 

(seep  SIS) " 


"Boat  Stores. 

(See  also  Ship  Chandlers ) 
Hoy  &  Smith  (see  p  313)  Point  Pleasant 


"Boat  Supplies. 
Berry  C  H  (see  left  top  lines).. Wheeling 


Boilermakers. 

(See  also  Founders  and  Machinists.) 

Weller  MS..   Charles  Town 

Hart  C  HI  &  3  B  (see  p  1S1). 

Clarksburgh 
Osborn  machinery  Co  (see 

p  135) 

Wertz  Harry Huntington 

Brown  H  W Mannington 

KaneCF 

Smith  J  J  (tubular) Parkersburgh 

McGugin  E  R Ravenswood 

Cox  &  Morrison    (see  right 

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■*Bolt  and  Nut  Mnfrs. 

(See  also  Iron  Mnfrs.) 
Wheeling  Hinge  Co Wheeling 


"Bonnet  Frame  Mnfrs. 
Potts  R  F   (see  right  top  lines 
and  p  5) Wheeling 


Bookbinders  and  Blank  Book 
Mnfrs. 

Butler  Printing  Co   (seep 

121) Charleston 

Donnally  M  W  (see  p  117). . 

Star-Tribune  Co 

Wheeling  Intelligencer Wheeling 


Books  and  Stationery. 

(See  also  Stationers.) 

Law  T  A Aberdeen 

Elmore  Mrs  DC Alderson 

Disher  H  W Berkeley  Springs 


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Sextou  F  P 

Fry  J  L Charleston 

Moore  S  Spencer  &  Son 

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Richardson  Bros " 

.Aisquith  &  Co Charles  Town 

Light  &  Watson " 

Davis  Charles Clarksburgh 

McDermott  T  H Davis 

Somerville  &  Co Elk  Garden 

Hall  AG. Fairmont 

Shore  Mrs  EV 

Johnson  W  W Glenville 

Finch  Thomas Grafton 

•Corbin  3L Hall 

Jones  T  E Hartford  City 

Fredeking  W  L  &  Co Hinton 

Crider  Levi Huntington 

Gallick  Joseph " 

Dawson  WMO Kingwood 

Laird  F  H Lewisburgh 

Huey  JO Mannington 

Burdette  MS Martinsburgh 

Fout  JL 

Gerhardt  Wm... .. " 

Madera  JW Morgantown 

FviceR  R 

Bell  John Newburgh 

■Scott  W  A New  Cumberland 

Cotton  G  H  Co Parkersburgh 

JVIoss  &  Bentley " 

Bice  G  W Piedmont 

Kenny  TF 

Rose  C  A Ravenswood 

Rentch  D  L Shepherdstown 

Locke  Bros Sutton 

Lloyd  T  M Wellsburgh 

Poole  A  J 

Dunlap  W  M West  Liberty 

Finster  J  B Weston 

■Carle  Bros Wheeling 

Freese  I  E " 

Graves  Joseph " 

HeiskellJW 

Roth  Philipp 

Stanton  &  Davenport " 


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Jelenko  &  Loeb Charleston 

Payne  Shoe  Co " 

Covert  Ralph Parkersburgh 

Dils  J  W  &  Sons " 

McCoy  J  W 

White  &  Bastable 

Boyd  &  Co Wheeling 

McCoy  Shoe  Co " 

Vance  Shoe  Co  (see  right  top 
lines  and  p  57) " 


Boots  and  Shoes— Retail. 

(See  also   General  Stores;    also  Boot  and 
Shoemakers  ) 

Garvey  Michael Ben  wood 

Reinheimer  Samuel .  .Cameron 

Botkin  LA Charleston 

Champe  &  Gilchrist " 

Goldbarth  &  Strauss 

Jeff  ries  J  D  &  Co 

Laidley  P  W  (see  p  105) 

May  Bros " 

Rand  &  Goshorn " 

Hagley  G  H Charles  Town 

Davidson  David Clarksburgh 

Holmes  MG 

Merriman  WT 

Nusbaum  Isaac " 

OsburnWM 

Clark  Andrew Dean 

Kennedy  &  Edgell Elk  Garden 

Rabb  J  G  Elm  Grove 

Fleming  J  P Fairmont 

Settle  J  H Fairview 

Todd  G  F Glenville 

Day  J  W  &  Co Gormania 

Boyles  L  M Grafton 

Cole  J  A 

Compton  H  C 

Davis  &  Byers " 

DeMossTM 

Hardman  Jerome Grantsville 

Van  Horn  MS Grove 

Bruning  Albert Huntington 

Buffington,  McCoy  &  Co «' 

Clark  Alex  M  &  Co 

Diehl  Frank 

Levy  Joseph " 

Johnson  J  H Keyser 

Woodward  C  A " 

Foster  &  Grow Lewisburgh 

Bartlett  F  W Mannington 

Basnett&Co 

Furbee  J  H  &  Sons " 

Doll  Frank  &  Co Martinsburgh 

Fiery  SV 

Greer  R  W 

Herring  C  P " 

HokeLM 

HomrichJW 

Lyons  John " 

Dunlop  Samuel Morgantown 

Protzman  John " 

Protzman  N " 

King  R  P Moundsville 

Scott  P  M New  Cumberland 

Todd  &  Luke 

Slaughter  Joseph North  Mountain 

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Drennen  G  A Parkersburgh 

Evans  Wm " 

Fischer  J  H 

Fleming  Henry " 

Taylor  RB 

White  &  Bastable 

Young  D  &  Bro " 

Lowther  &  Meyer Pickens 

Cole  Robert Piedmont 

McGuigan  John ...         " 

Wagner  GP 

Laidley  MM Point  Pleasant 

Kneeream  &  Douglass  Bros.  .Ravenswood 

Turner  O  E Sewell  Depot 

Whiting  C  R 

Fleming  J  S Shepherdstown 

Hursey  Mrs  Mary Shinnston 

Hall  L  C Union 

Caldwell  Bros Wellsburgh 

CraigRF 

Casey  MJ&  Co Weston 

West  MM&  Son 

Alexander  &  Co Wheeling 

Auber  Frank " 

Ball  Enoch 

Blond  LV 

Dinger  John " 

Divnie  James " 

Feinler  Louis " 

Gruber  Frederick 

Gruny  George " 

Hasenauer  Joseph " 

HoffHO 

Kettler  Charles " 

Locke  J  H  &  Co 

McCrum  John " 

Merge  James " 

O'Kane&Co 

SchulzHJ 

StoneJT 

Wheeler  Joseph " 

Wincher  A  G 


Boot  and  Shoemakers. 

(See  also  Boots  and  Shoes.) 

Wolverton  J  S Aberdeen 

Adkinson  Henry Academy 

Curry  George " 

Peyatt  Marshall " 

Cozad  Thomas Addison 

Gehauf  L Alaska 

Harwood  ML Alderson 

Lawry  R  A " 

Engle  David Amos 

Kuhn  J  &  Sons " 

Yates  WW Andy 

Hendrickson  H Ansted 

Nester  Nathaniel Anvil 


Dane  S 

Ctasell  JT 

Santz  J  A 

Lussell  L 

Rllen  R  B 

Aummings  M 

Hudson  T 

Meadous  O 

Merrifleld  J  E 

Bishop  FA 

Smith  Martin 

Greenwood  L  S.. .. 

Price  W  G  W 

Arnold  G  S 

Dobbins  MS 

Carroll  Michael 

Garvey  Michael 

Bee  AH 

Boone  Joseph 

Note  Conrad 

Carroll  MB 

Maloney  Mack 

Wessels  John , 

Lester  J 

Smith  T  R 

De  Witt  J  H 

Washington  Wm. . . 

Shaver  H 

Duffy  OH 

Glandon  J  V 

Crawford  N  W 

Cornwell  A  B 

Dearring  Isham 

Gallaway  E  O 

Davis  J  A 

Thomas  Henry 

Stuart  J  T 

Kistner  G  R 

Newcomb  L  H 

Baker  J  W 

PostC 

Knox  S  J , 

Fitzpatrick  T 

Jones  S  S 

Jarvis  Samuel 

Bourner  E  W 

Owens  Samuel. 

Sisson  J  L 

Scott  James 

Hawkins  Jonathan. 

Harper  J  M 

Higgins  Joseph 

Huffman  David 

Johnson  Wm 

Arthur  RH 

Bohnert  Joseph 

Mason  Robert 

Parker  Richard .... 

Spaniol  John 

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Aurora 

Avon. 

.Barboursville 


Barger's  Spring  s 


.Barrackville 
.Beaver  Mills 
. . .  Beckwith 
. .  .Bedington 
...  Belington 

Belleville 

Bennett 

. . .  .Ben wood 


Berea 

.Berkeley  Springs 


. .  .Berlin 
.  Bethany 


.  .Bethel 
. .  Beury 
.  Beverly 


Bifid 

,  .Birch  River 
.Blankenship 

Boyd 

.  .Bridgeport 


Brooklin 

. Buckhannon 

Buffalo 

.Bunker  Hill 
. . .  .Bunner's 
.  .Burlington 
.Bumereville 


.  .Burton 
....Cairo 
.Calhoun 
.Camden 
.Cameron 


. .  Camp 
. .  Canton 
. .  .Caress 
.  Cassville 


.  Centreville 
.Charleston 


YANCE  SHOE  COMPANY. 


BOOTS,  SHOES,  RUBBERS, 

SEE    PACE    57. 


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Voier§  G  W  (see  p  123) Charleston 

Wehrle  Ambrose 

Avis  John Charles  Town 

Bragg  Wm " 

Wooddy  J  J 

Priest  AW Churchville 

Lands  Cyrus Circleville 

Pennington  Dyer " 

Heeter  Robert Cisko 

Lee  Wm Clarksburgh 

Reed  R  A . 

Robinson  J  L " 

VannortJR " 

Kisner  G  R Clinton  Furnace 

Phillips  Wesley " 

Matheny  Thomas Cokeley's 

Hawkins  Wm Colfax 

Knox  Alonzo Colliers 

Lawrence  A  V Concord  Church 

Cookman  W  T Conings 

Eakle  John " 

Given  John Copenhaver's  Mills 

Furrell  A Cork 

Harper  Jacob Corley 

Dunlap  J  H Cottageville 

Mullins  J  W Craigsville 

Gunnoe  J  A Crany 

Holmes  Stewart Crescent 

Loyd  Thomas Crickard 

Livengood  E  S Cuzzart 

Ballard  J  C Danville 

Dunham  W  T Darkesville 

Lantz  Joseph Davis 

Peters  PL..  " 

McCardell  JP. '. '.'.".'. '. '. '. '.'. '. '.'.'.  V.Davisville 

Queen  Phineas Dayton 

Woods  James Deep  Water 

Fleming  Isaac Deer  Run 

Martin  A " 

Roach  John De  Kalb 

Melslagle  EM Delray 

Shrader  J  A Dilley's  Mills 

Lambert  G  R Dry  Run 

Lambert  KD 

Shirley  L  J Duffleld's 

Chapman  J  C Earl 

Pomroy  J  J Easton 

Smith  H  B East  River 

Tiller  H 

Smith  A  J Edray 

Lantz  W  S Eglon 

Chrislip  A  A Elk  City 

Hubbard  ZT 

Braden  T  J Elk  Garden 

Dewees  W  P Elkhorn 

Delana  Nicolo Elkins 

Coen  T  C Ellenborough 

Halsted  John Elm  Grove 

Westlake  B  F 

Maddox  W  R Emma 


Hendrickson  A Enterprise 

Gaff  Beecham Etam 

Holmes  C  A Fairmont 

Kerr  EC 

Stansberry  J  A " 

Torrey  J  L " 

Gribbe  R  H Farmington 

Smith  O  C Fellowsville 

Baker  Michael Fetterman 

KelleyAR&Co 

McKinney  Elijah Flat  Rock 

Well  TV Flemington 

Webb  John Flickersville 

Morris  Cornelius Folsom 

Hutchinson  J  A Forest  Hill 

Robe  John Forksburgh 

Fredway  Silvester Fountain  Spring 

James  W  G Frametown 

Blizzard  W  J Franklin 

Davis  WW 

Johnson  V  C Frazier's  Bottom 

Anderson  Wm Freeman's 

Gum  Peter Freemansburgh 

Waggoner  E  W  &  Son 

Lowe  J  R Freeport 

Bird  N  V French  Creek 

Stevens  G  W Frisco 

Ritter  Daniel Fulton 

Hayes  Elihu Gandeeville 

Johnson  George Gap  Mills 

Pratt  M  C Georgetown 

Sibole  James Gerrardstown 

Thompson  JW " 

Arbogast  NB Gillespie 

Crow  Joseph Glover's  Gap 

Eger  D Gormania 

Baker  Michael Grafton 

Colerider  E  J " 

LillyGR 

Curry  J  H Green  Bank 

Hicks  J  M Green  Sulphur  Springs 

Greathouse  Moses Grove 

Henley  B  W Guyandotte 

Page  LE 

Shorter  WH 

Conger  J  E  H Hacker's  Valley 

Vickers  G  M Handley 

Boone  S  L Hanging  Rock  Mills 

La  Rue  James Harper's  Ferry 

Schreck  Wm " 

Sayre  A  J Hartford  City 

Quinn  J  W Hedgesville 

Detweiler  F Helvetia 

Perry  G  T Henderson 

Bell  WE Henrietta 

Hinkle  A  A Hinkleville 

Davis  L  R Hinton 

Graham  J  W " 

Scott  Fletcher 

McKinly  W  P Holbrook 


0.  S.  Philnott    ARCHITECT  AND  SUPERINTENDENT, 

V*     W*    *    lUipVtt)    14th  and  Market  SU„  Wheeling,  W.  Va. 

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Mine  Supplies. 


WIBE  HAULAGE  BOPE,  Coke  Hose,  Fan  Belts,  Brattice  Cloth,  Etc. 

w£lc":.ftr  CHAS.  H.  BERRY,  Wheeling,  W.  Va. 


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Boot  aud   Shoemakers— Cont'd. 

Oldacre  Isaac Holbrook 

Barb  WD Hoodsville 

Gerwig  Fred Hope 

Meiheny  WJ Horner 

McAdams  Samuel Hugo 

Callaway  DC Hunter's  Springs 

Blackburn  JW Huntington 

Delebar  Killian 

Lilly  J  B 

Sandman  George " 

Smith  Henry " 

Blair  S  W Hurricane 

Hodges  WD 

Bird  S  R Ireland 

King  James  &  Wife Iuka 

Cottrill  J  M Jarvisville 

Davis  Jasper Johnstown 

Manly  J  H 

Berg  AW Jordan's  Run 

DayGW 

Williams  C  H J  umbo 

Trahern  J  U Kasson 

Lane  S Kedron 

Groves  L  J Kesler's  Cross  Lanes 

Self  W  H Ketterman 

Galwick  J  G Keyser 

Moran  Con " 

Moran  J  J " 

Carter  Mason Kincaid 

Moriaa  M Kincheloe 

Fawcett  C  W Kingwood 

Taylor  W  S 

De  Moss  W  M Knottsvllle 

Games  Wm Knoxville 

Lyons  AD Laurel  Iron  Works 

Moore  Enoch " 

Stephens  J  W Laurel  Point 

Stalkert  J  F Leading  Creek 

Steinbeck  B  F 

Damewood  W  P Left  Hand 

Odell  Wilson Leivasy 

McKindley  P  H Leon 

Hunt  John Lile 

Ruble  Joshua Limestone 

Cook  R  F Lincoln 

Davis  G  W Lindside 

Jones  R  H Little  Falls 

Cornell  J  D Little's  Mills 

Born  H Littleton 

Archer  Weden Lockhart's 

Criner  George : Looneyville 

Damewood  Michael " 

Miller  &  Bro Lost  River 

McCarty  ED Lumberport 

Rager  W  J 

Akers  Edward Lurd 

Kelley  Daniel Madilin 

Barnhart  John Mannington 

Charlton  WB 


Herbert  J  W Marsh ville 

Boehin  A  L Martinsburgh 

BurkholderJO 

Izatt  George  ....   " 

Kaufman  W  H 

MantzWF 

Shaig  George. . , " 

Zimmermann  August " 

Sommers  P  H Maaon  City 

Coburn  AN Mason  Town 

Fleshman  James Matville 

Suter  D  F Maud 

Barrett  T  S Meadowville 

Shell  W  K Medley 

Shepherd  John Middlebourne 

Kearns  R  W Middleway 

Jordan  AH Milton 

Fretwell  B  W Mingo  Flat 

Broil  J  H Moorefield 

CoppWm '« 

Feattier  Josiah Morgan's  Glade 

Bricker  W  H Morgantown 

Samsenn  G  L " 

McPeek  J  B Moundsville 

Welch  Wm 

Woods  J  D Mt  Carbon 

Arbogast  Joe Mt  Clare 

PaughWC 

Brown  W  H Mt  Hope 

Jewell  W  M Mouth  of  Pigeon 

Arnold  A  L Murraysville 

Brill  J  E Mutton  Run 

BilesF  P Newark 

Hawkins  Elza Newburgh 

Harper  Robert New  Cumberland 

Amos  James New  Dale 

Buchanan  G Newfound 

Kirley  Willis New  Haven 

Haudenschilt  J  W New  Martinsville 

HillTJ 

Shock  P New  Milton 

Stutler  LB <• 

Harper  J  M Newville 

Crites  W  M Nicholas 

Cazad  F  M Nicklow 

Miller  R Normantown 

Simmons  Frederick Oak  Flat 

Simmons  H  B " 

Barton  AC Oak  Hill 

Reeder  Isam Overfield 

Stanley  John Palatine 

Berry  Bros Parkersburgh 

GilesJS 

McNultyCM 

ShottsJI 

Stoetzer  Carl " 

WarthenES 

Keiser  M  J Parsons 

Whittaker  J  W Paw  Paw 

Ward  D  B Peel  Tree 


Reymann  Brewing  Co, 


Brands  of  LAGER,  EXPORT  and  BAVARIAN 
BEER  are  Celebrated  for  their  Excellence 
and  Purity.      WHEELING,  WEST  VIRGINIA. 


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Santee  I  G Peniel 

JEdwards  Frank Persinger 

Huff  W  D 

Fulk  Wm Petersburgh 

Broyles  W  H Peterstown 

Morgan  EH Petroleum 

Holden  Alexis Philippi 

Snider  James Philoah 

Beall  G  P Piedmont 

Bridegum  Samuel " 

Moore  S  J  . " 

Riley  Patrick " 

Heed  C  L Pleasant  Creek 

Robinson  Wm " 

Morris  J  A Poca 

Edens  J Pocataligo 

Jorden  G  H Point  Pleasant 

Taylor  MP 

Berry  Webster Potomac 

Aliff  John  Prince 

Shelton  J  J Princeton 

Ogden  V  B Prospect  Valley 

Batson  J  W Pruntytown 

•Conway  N  E Pullman 

Arnold  E Purgitsville 

Bryan  &  Son Queens 

Hart  LA Queen's  Shoals 

Cottrill  J  N Quiet  Dell 

•Cottle  W  H Raleigh 

Pease  W  

Ent  W  A  Ravenswood 

Middleton  J  H Red  Creek 

Workman  Robert Red  Oak  Ridge 

Prown  PC Reedy 

Racier  Harvey " 

McCoy  R  I Replete 

Robinson  John Richardson 

Hinkle  Robert Richland 

Porter  Ad Rich  Mountain 

George  Enos Rilla 

Adams  DC Rippon 

Haddox  C  P Ritchie  C  H 

Matheny  Archibald " 

Prickett  Raphael Rivesville 

Jeff ness  FN Roanoke 

Harper  Schuyler Rock  Cave 

McAvoy  John " 

Scott  C  W 

Reed  Joseph , Rockford 

Bowers  Thomas Rockland 

Jeffreys  R Rodamers 

Fogg  B  F Romine's  Mills 

Montgomery  Wm Romney 

Darnell  N  C Ronceverte 

Eagle  John " 

Fonst  Henry Rosby 's  Rock 

Allender  Charles Round  Knob 

Niday  Jacob Roxalana 

Lee  L  S St  Albans 

Lorentz  Edward St  Clara 


Stiles  J  C St  Cloud 

Spesert  N St  George 

Klug  George St  Joseph 

Nolte  Joseph " 

Imlay  AC St  Mary's 

Thompson  James " 

Warren  A  M  " 

Carder  G  A Salem 

SwigerFM 

Towles  Henry " 

Sprigg  JD Salt  Lick  Bridge 

Hurst  L Sardis 

Swiger  J  T 

Bowers  Wm Schell 

Spencer  Harry Schilling 

Ward  Charles Schultz 

Davis  G Sedan 

Oats  J  F 

Ernest  &  Bro Sewell  Depot 

Drew  SO Shenandoah  Junction 

Fleming  J  S. Shepherdstown 

Greenwood  J  W " 

Dawson  F  K Shinnston 

Fletcher  DF 

Alt  Isaac Shreves 

Hathaway  W  A Simpson 

Waggner  A Sinnett'a  Mills 

Odell  Wilson Snow  Hill 

Fleming  Isaac South  Mill  Creek 

Llnkons  Robert Spanishburgh 

Giles  Henry Spencer 

Starnes  J  W Springfield 

Rhodes  W  B Statt's  Mills 

Lane  Simon Stillman 

Harden  C  F Sutton 

Smith  Joseph Swann 

Free  John Sycamore  Dale 

Kincaid  &  Bro Talcott 

Ellison  R  F Tanner's 

White  A  V Tariff 

Zeller  Charles Terra  Alta 

Arbogast  N  B Traveler's  Repose 

Hefenbine  John Triadelphia 

West  MM Troy 

Gillespie  WW Tunnelton 

Howell  I  S Uffington 

Unger  J  M Unger's  Store 

Foster  G  W Union 

Blake  Jeremiah .Union  Ridge 

Bell  Wm Uniontown 

Quick  W  H ...  Valley  Bend 

Martin  Zeph Valley  Furnace 

Miller  WF 

ShaferJC 

Roinsburg  G  W Van  Clevesville 

Bolyard  David Vannoy's  Mill 

Pittman  Timothy Vincen 

Calinay  J  M Vista 

Cross  A  R Wadestown 

Showalter  J  A Wallace 


Hardware. 


Full  Line  of  General  Hardware,  Railroad,  Mining  and 
Saw  Mill  Supplies  a  Specialty.  CUMBERLAND  HARD- 
WARE COMPANY,  47  and  49  Baltimore  Street,  CUMBERLAND,  MD. 


ARPHITFPT     EDWARD  B.  FRANZHEIM,  ARCHITECT, 

flilUnl    I  Lv  I  I      PUBLIC  LIBRARY  BUILDING,  WHEELING,  W.TA. 


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BRA 


Boot  and  Shoemakers— Cont'd. 

Coffman  J  F Wardensville 

Shipman  W  T    

Snider  GWjr 

Smith  J  F Webster 

Roard  R  P Welch  Glade 

Baker  Tnomas Wellsburgh 

Callaway  J  M " 

McConnell  Lancelot " 

Doll  EM  West  Grafton 

Hathaway  C  L 

Golden  T  M West  Milford 

Kelly  Samuel " 

Lee  Mason " 

Bideker  Eberhard Weston 

Kearns  Patrick " 

Auber  Henry Wheeling 

Beltz  Louis " 

Boas  Jacob " 

Braunlich  C  F 

Cunningham  W  C " 

Dailer  Charles 

Fehrenbach  Magnus " 

Forster  Frederick   " 

Frank  John " 

FyfeDW 

Gruel  August " 

Guimar  Albert 

Johnson  L  M " 

Kindelberger  Jacob 

Korner  Henry " 

Kraus  Joseph " 

Kuehlborn  August " 

Liebrecht  Wm ...        " 

Meyer  C  A 

Miller  Frederick " 

Mooney  J  J " 

Mueller  Louis " 

Nelson  Christian " 

Nikolaus  Henry " 

Peku  Christian " 

Riemenshn  eider  A " 

Schmidt  Jacob 

Smith  George " 

TodtKarl 

Tof aute  Frederick 

Treiber  Michael " 

Voellinger  Philip " 

Vogel  J  M 

Vollinger  Henry 

Winters  Wm " 

Malone  CD  White  Day 

Phillips  J  H 

Johnson  Edmund. White  Sulphur  Springs 

Cook  Henry Whitfield 

Hardman  Bud Williamsburgh 

Lyon  Thomas, Willow  Tree 

Nutter  L  C Worthington 

RobeyLH 

Heflin  A I Wyatt 


"Bottle  Jlsifr*. 

West  Virginia  Flint  Bottle  Co. Huntington 


Bottlers— Beer. 

Brady  W  W Hinton 

Kimmerling  &  Kraus  (see 

right    bottom  lines  and  opp) 

Martinsburgh 

QueDzelCH 

Parkersburgh  Brewing  Co . .  Parkersburgh 
Reymaun  Brewing  Co  (see 

right  top  lines  and  p  379) Wheeling 

Schniulbaeh  Brewing  Co 

(see  top  edge.) 


Bottlers— General. 

Bramwell  Bottling  Co Bramwell 

McDowell  &  Harlan Clarksburgh 

Hady  F  K Davia 

Quenzel  C  H Martinsburgh 

Jamesson  L  P Piedmont 

Meyer  &  Radcliffe  (see  p 
395) Wheeling 


"Bottlers— Liquors. 

Flanagan  W  II  (see  right  top 
lines  andp  289) Parkersburgh 


Bottlers— Mineral  and  Soda 
Water. 

Harding  B  B Huntington 

Hoyt&  Nichols 

II  icil I c    E   O  (see  right  bottom 

lines  and  pB8) Parkersburgh 

Cook  HE Wheeling 


"Bottlers'  Supplies. 

Shrewsbury  C  M  (see  left  top 
lines  and  p  293) Parkersburgh 

Box  Mnfrs. 

Zeck  A  &  Co  (packing) Grafton 

Forsyth  J  T  (Cigar)(s««  p  549)Sistersville 

Given  J  &  Son  (packing) Wheeling. 

Morris  Henry  (cigar) " 

Steinmetz  Christian  (Paper 
and  Cigars)  (see  p  389) 

Brass  Founders. 

(See  also  Founders  and  Machinists.) 

Shenandoah  Brass  and  Iron  Works 

Charles  Town 

Caswell  Machine  Co Parkersburgh^ 

Beck  N  W Wheeling 


BOILERS. 


COX  «fc  iUORKISON,  Portable,  Marine  and  Stationary  Boilers, 
Breeching  Chimneys,  Tanks,  Stocks,  Ktills,  Doors,  Shatters,  and  all 
Kinds  of  Heary  Sheet  Iron  Work.    Wheel! ng,  W.  Ya.     See  P.  5. 


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Brewers. 

Parkersburgh  Brewing  Co  .Parkersburgh 

Kenney  &  Blum Wheeling 

Reymann    Brewing:    Co 

(see  right  top  lines  and  p  379). .         ' ' 
Schmulbacli       Brewing 

Co  (see  top  edge) " 

Smith  A  E 


Brewers'  Agent*. 

McGraw  J  C Harper's  Ferry 

Kimmerling  &  Kraus  (see 
rigid  bottom  lines  and  below) . . 

Martinsburgh 
Biddle  Bros  (see  p291)  .Parkersburgh 
Wheat  LB Wheeling 

Briek  and  Tile  Mnfrs. 

Taylor  T  F Alderson 

Anderson  T  &  Son Anderson 

Freshwater  E  A " 

Porter  John  &  Co 

Phillips  W  P Bluefield 

Charles  Towu   Brick    and  Tile 

Co Charles  Town 

Llppitt  WF&TP  (see  p 

126) 

Kanawha  Brick  Co Elk  City 

Atherton  W  H Fetterman 

Crigler  J  A Franklin 

Arthur  Thomas Henderson 

Henderson  J  S " 

Henderson  SB " 

Neighbors  &  Wilson " 

Smith  J  W 

Arthur  Morris Huntington 

Crawford  A  J  &  Co 

McCann  &  Shoupe " 

McCallister  W  H Hurricane 


Ross  J  T Kanawha  City 

Budd  Joseph Kenova 

Rimel  Bros Martinsburgh 

Kane  S  J Milton 

Morgantown  Brick  Co Morgantown 

Smith,  Porter  &  Co  (see  p 

269) New  Cumberland 

Koontz  Jacob New  Martinsville 

Walker  Bros Nicholas 

Adams  &  Springer Palatine 

Keller  JW&EC Petersburgh 

Neighbors  &  Wilson  (see  p 

307) Point  Pleasant 

Keller  Anthony Ravenswood 

Goheen  Patrick Ronceverte 

Ronceverte  Steam  Brick  Co. . . . 

Lentz  J  M Spring  Hill 

Paine  W  F Stockyard 

Hill  W  H Talcott 

Jacobs  J  W Wellsburgh 

Wheeling  Mining  and  Mnfg  Co.. Wheeling 


Brick  Masons. 

See  Masons. 


Bridge  Builders. 

Nash  M  C Buffalo 

Karn  Charles Harper's  Ferry 

Kemp  Oliver " 

Hallett  &  S wager New  Milton 

Stewart  C  E  &  Co Wheeling 


*  Bridges— Iron. 
Osborn  Machinery  Co  (see 
p  135) Clarksburgh 

"Bridle  Mnfrs. 

Weaver-Bardell-Humphrey  Mnfg 
Co Moundsville 


KIMMERLING  &  KRAUS, 

BEER  BOTTLERS 

And  Agents  PABST  BREWING  CO, 


SO 


id:e]^:il,:e::bs- 


MARTINSBURGH, 


WEST  VIRGINIA. 


J.  STECHOW 

Furniture  and  Fixture  Co 


■  til 


-Manufacture   to   Order 


OFFICE  FURNITURE  and  BAR  FIXTURES. 
2  and  111  Market  St.,  Parkersburg,  W.  Va. 


fflcLAIX     BROTHERS, 

Wholesale  and  Retail  Druggists, 
WHEELING,  W. 


ERS,  ( 

gists,      -, 

r.  va.  ( 


Proprietors  and  Manufacturers  of  McLAIN'S  RELIABLE  FAM 
ILT  MEDICINES,  WHEELING  PILLS,  PECTORAL  sYRCP, 
GOOD  INTENT   LINIMENT,  WORM  SIRUP,  WORM   CANDY, 


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BUT 


"Brokers— Chemical. 

McCabe  R  A Wheeling 

*B  rok  era— Insurance, 

McPhail  WL Wheeling 

*Brokers— Investment. 
Barrick  C  W  (see  right  top  lines 
and  p  273). . New  Martinsville 

"Brokers— Iron. 

Heiskell  D  L Wheeling 

Brokers— Merchandise. 

See  Merchandise  Brokers. 


Brokers— Stock. 

Booth  A  P. Mannington 

Irwin  R.8.. Wheeling 

O'Brien  Thomas 

Rinehart  &  Taturn 

Smith  G  O  (see  right  top  lines).        " 

Bromine  Mnfrs. 
Liverpool  Salt  and  Coal 

Co  The  (see  p  195) Hartford  City 

Newton  &  Donnally " 

Koutz  Chemical  Co Mason  City 

Lerner  Herman " 


Broom  Mnfrs. 

Duffy  OH Birch  River 

Nicewander  John Harper's  Ferry 

Pancake  Abe Milton 

Weaver-Bardell-Humphrey  Mnfg 

Co Moundsville 

Hartman  Wesley Newburgh 

Shinn  Albert Shinnston 

Gundy  LB Thornton 

Brush  Mnfrs. 

West  Virginia  Brush  Factory. . 

Parkersburgh 
Kirbach  Conrad Wheeling 


"Builders'  Hardware. 
Elppitt  W  F  &  T  P  (see  p 

125). . Charles  Town 

Millender  &  Bierman  (see 

p  211) Huntington 

Smith  W  H  Hardware  Co 

The  (see  left  top  lines  and  p  283) 

Parkersburgh 

"Builders— House. 

(See  also  Carpenters  and  Builders. ) 
Neighbors  &.  Wilson  (see  p 
307) Point  Pleasant 


"Builders'  Materials. 

Eaton  Albert  &  Co  (see  p 

101)  Charleston 

Lippitt  W  V  &.  T  P  (see  p 

125) Charles  Town 

West  Virginia  Building  Co Keyser 

Rex  Frank Parkersburgh 

Smith  W  H  Hardware  Co 

(see  left  top  lines  and  p  283). ...        " 


"Builders'  Supplies. 

Wilson  &,  Chapman  (see  back 
cover  and  p  385.) Wheeling 


"Building;  Paper. 

Wheeling-  Corrugating  Co 

(see  front  edge  and  opp  Corrugated 
Iron) Wheeling 


Building  Raisers. 

See  House  Movers. 


Building  and  Loan  Associations^ 

Ohio  Valley  Building  and  Loan 
Association Huntington 

Home  Building  and  Loan  Asso- 
ciation   Moundsville 

Mound  City  Building  Association       ' ' 

Citizens' Building  Association.. 

Parkersburgh 


Burial  Cases. 

See  Undertakers;  also  Coffins. 


Business  Colleges. 

See  Colleges,  Schools,  Etc. 


Butchers. 

See  Meat  Markets. 


Butter  and  Eggs. 

(See  also  Produce.) 

Arthur  Wm Wheeling 

Bentley  Wm " 

Burrows  Martin " 

CowgillAW 

Day  J  A 

Elig  Adam " 

Gritt  Robert 

Hanshaw  R  &  Co " 

Myers  Elgie 

Ritchie  James " 

Schmidt  Martin 

Wagner  Edward 

Weiss  John 


Pianos  and  Organs  ™C.  A,  House 


1324  and  1326  Market 
Street, 
I J    WHEELING,  W.  TA. 


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Cabinetmakers 

(See  also  Furniture.) 

Weese  Alexander Addison 

Neater  David Anvil 

Resecker  S  A Baxter 

Strosnider  Josephus Blacksville 

Kimberly  Wm Brandonville 

Wiles  Samuel Bruceton  Mills 

Johnson  A  L Burnersville 

Feany  J  W Burnsville 

Earnest  ML Cairo 

MoatsJW.    ..' 

Walton  NW 

Hill  B Calhoun 

Mellon  J  W Capon  Bridge 

Kirschner  Ignatz Charleston 

Keesy  Noah Cherry  Camp 

Puflenbarger  Josh  &  Sons Churchville 

Kyer  Perry Craigsville 

Berry  Bros Danville 

Wilson  D  D De  Kalb 

Swecker  C  B Dunmore 

Hendrickson  J  S Eglon 

Voss  John Forest  Hill 

Priest  T  H Franklin 

Pence  Reuben Gandeeville 

Wise  D  W Gold  Hill 

O'Donnell  EH Greenwood 

Brown  CM Hedgesville 

Kelley  W  L Hettie 

Brown  J  C Hyar 

Tallman  James Joseph's  Mills 

Adams  Joseph Leopold 

Fleshman  W  HH Lindside 

Bierkamp  &  Bro Moorefield 

Dix  A  T New  Milton 

Rush  G  T Nicholas 

Cottrill  J  L Parkersburgh 

McCandless  &  Dotson " 

Long  J  C Peniel 

Meadows  W  H Peterstown 

Fellers  &  Austin Princeton 

Sommers  I  C Ridersville 

Meanes  A  Rock  Cave 

Bierkamp  W  C Romney 

De  Haven  EM Shanghai 

Giddings  H  C Shenandoah  Junction 

Wood  WS Silver  Hill 

McCIure  J  W Sunflower 

Bush  JN ...Troy 

Lynch  J  L Union 

Brannin  John Wardensville 

Lud wig  Herman West  Milford 

Schoeppner  Richard Wheeling 

Antle  Wm Wolf  Run 


Calciminers. 

See  Kalsominers. 


Candle  Mnfrs. 

See  Soap  and  Candle  Mnfrs. 


Candy  Makers. 

See  Confectioners. 


"Canned  Goods. 

Strider  I  H  &  Son Leetown 

Greenbrier  Canning  Co Lewisburgh 


*Car  Mnfrs. 

Ensign  Mnfg  Co  (freight  and  flat) 

Huntineton 


*Car  Wheel  Mnfrs. 
Fairmont  Machine  Works 

(see  p  163) Fairmont 

Ensign  Mnfg  Co Huntington 


"Carbonated  Beverages— Sup- 
plies and  Appliances. 
Shrewsbury  C  HI  (see  left  top 
lines  and  p  293) Parkersburgk 


Carding  mills. 

See  Woolen  Mills. 


Carpenters,  Builders  and  Con* 
tractors. 

(See  also  Stair  Builders.) 

Smith  Asbury Academy 

Coiner  S  J Acme 

Travillian  A  J " 

Neal  R  M Ada 

Pryer  Martin Adamston 

Given  Forest Addison 

Watson  Brooks " 

Woodzell  John " 

WoodzellW  G 

Ryan  J  W Adlai 

Fisher  G  W  Alaska 

Bare  IE Alderson 

FaulconerLTD 

Wright  J  S Alton 

Lacy  J  E Alvon 

Scott  J  T 

McCrobia  H Amblersburgh 

Huggins  G  E Andy 

Gaskins  G  H Anita 

Anvil  GB Anvil 

Lee  E Arlington 

Fleshman  J  W Assurance 

Marshall  J  W Astor 

Watson  MB Auburn 

Abernathy  D Aurora 

Trotter  Milo 

Stewart  E  J Avon 


Gas  and  Steam  Fitting, 


HOT  WATER    HEATING  and  Sanitary 

Plumbing,  Gas  Fixtures.  Etc. 
BRYAN    &    SPENCER,  Parkersbnrg,  Yf.  Va. 


Furniture  ffi  G.  Mendel  &  Co.'s,  IMS:  K 


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Carpenters,  Builders  and  Con- 
tractors— Cont'd. 

Hatfield  George Baileysville 

Shannon  TF 

Wood  Alfred Ball's 

Wallas  WR Bannen 

Baumgardner  C  A Barboursville 

Blume  Ralph 

Cyrus  J  E 

Neptune  George Barrackville 

Sharps  Thomas " 

Resecker  S  A Baxter 

Shimp  HK 

Percy  J  H Beaver  Mills 

Easley  I  H Beckwith 

Rinestons  Wm Beech 

Burdett  W  A Beets 

Linkons  Charles Belcher 

Williamson  SB Belleville 

Seal  J  W Bennett 

Talbott  M  N Benson 

Hunter  J  W Berkeley  Springs 

YouDgWH 

Castner  Elmer Bethany 

Martin  James 

Wells  J  C 

Willis  J  W Bethel 

Bays  E ? Bifid 

Wilson  J  S Bird 

Moore  T  B Blacksville 

Thralls  Samuel 

Morgan  Peter Blankenship 

Foutz  W  S Bluefield 

Houchems  J  E " 

Hutchinson  J  L " 

Shufflebarger  W  T 

Hite  Bros  Boreman 

Stevens  H  L " 

MalottDC...    , Bowlby 

Houghton  J  W Boyd 

Braden  W  M Braden's 

Allen  JJT Bramwell 

Fulton  L  M   

Bodkin  S  H Brandywine 

HineleyTA 

Denis  R  W Brooklin 

Stover  SC 

Cunningham  E  T Brown's  Mills 

Gay  WE 

WatkinsER 

WatkinsJV 

Killingsworth  Wm Buckeye 

White  P Buena  Vista 

Bryan  Wm Buffalo 

Collins  J  H 

Johnston  A Bulltown 

Clendening  J  L Bunker  Hill 

Gardner  J 

Hoffman  Squire Bunner's 

Maynard  W  M Burch 


White  C 

Campbell  A  &  Son. 

Bennett  WB 

Earnest  M  L 

Fisher  S  W 

Sinsel  Port . 

Grant  CZ 

Hingman  B  B 

McNamar  David. . . . 

Tucker  Josiah 

Merifield  J  L 

Barrackman  Jacob. . 

Berry  F  E 

Rutherford  D  S 

Thomas  I  W 

Ballengee  Ely 

Bailey  L 

Stephen  A  H 

HudkinsM  T 

Carlon  James 

Ferrell  E  J 

Fulks  John 

Garcelon  J  W 

Hennemann  George. 

Michael  John 

Rusk  MM 

Smith  M  V 

Smith  Wm  J  &  Co. . 

Anderson  G  F 

Beachley  E  E 

Beller  F  L 

Holmes  J  C 

Bailey  John 

Brewer  S  A 

Deets  A  G  

Keesy  T  W 

Foutty   R 

Pribble  Hugh 

McGaughy  C  A 

Spring  J  W 

Shank  Bros 

Reynolds  N  B 

Shane  CW&Bro.. 

Rool    Bros 

Robinson  E  N 

Stansbury  &  Knox. . 

Wilkinson  Z  T 

Older  J  E 

Adams  J  I 

Copenhaver  G  B. . 

Pauley  J  E 

Copley  WD 

Harper  J  N 

Bush  Charles 

Edwards  Eastham  . 

Burchette  J  C 

Wiley  GW 

Oldaker  Jehu. 

West  Lee 

Cafer  J  W 


„ . .  .Burch 
,  Burnsville 

Burton 

Cairo 

.  .Calhoun 


.Camden 


.  Canfield 
.  .Canton 
.Ca8sville 


Cedarville 

Central  Station 
. . .  .Centreville 
Chap 


. . .  .Chapel 
.  Charleston 


.  Charles  Town 


.  Charlotte 


.  Cherry  Camp 
Cisko 


Clarence 

Claude 

......Clifton 

, Coco 

.Cold  Stream 
Colliers 


. .  .Concord  Church 
Confidence 

Conings 

.Copenhaver's  Mills 


.  Copley  ville 

Corley 

.Cottage  ville 

Couch 

. . .  Cove  Gap 


.Cox's  Mills 


.Craigsville 


XlntiPif  Dublin    REAL  ESTATE  AGENT  AND  BROKER, 

IMUIdry  r  IIUIIC,  c.  O.  SMITH,  Wheeling,  W.  Va. 


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Canterbury  G  S Crany 

Gunnoe  J  A " 

Huddleston  OD Crescent 

luck  Henry  . .    Crickard 

Samples  PA Ciickmer 

Stevens  C  L Crims 

Stevens  E " 

Claypool  J  F Cyclone 

Burt  J  S Dallas 

Burt  11  F 

Hart  Amos Dallas 

McAfee  DV 

Bern  Charles Danville 

Pine  J  D Darkesville 

Fought  W  O Davisville 

McCardellJW 

Knapp  H  F Dawson 

Knapp  James " 

Dayton  6W Dayton 

Dayton  WR 

Crist  AC Dean 

Moore  Mack " 

Moore  J  M Deep  Valley 

Moore  Thomas " 

Mayes  RP Deep  Water 

Thompson  P " 

Armstrong  Robert Deer  Lick 

.Dunham  J  B " 

Lewis  James " 

Hammaker  W  S Dego 

Hudson  WH 

Wilson  &  Bros De  Kalb 

Beam  J  B Del  ray 

Thomas  W  A Dennis 

Preddy  John Douglass 

Boad  Joseph Drexel 

Hunter  Robert Dry  Creek 

Lambert  M  H Dry  Run 

Linke  A  S Duffleld's 

McCoy  M  W Duke 

Swecker  C  B Dunmore 

Lilly  J  S Dumas 

Massie  R  E  &  C  M East  Lynn 

Stafford  W  R    Easton 

Bray  M  H East  River 

Jordan  WD Edray 

Thompson  H  W Effle 

Werner  A Eglon 

Bennett  F  M Eldora 

Colbaugh  Michael Elk  Garden 

Stertz  Greely 

Akers  S  J Ellison 

Fulke  R Elmira 

Malahon  CM 

Pofctelwait  A " 

Holcomb  M Elton 

Winter  LP Emma 

Pettit  IN Endicott 

Jones  J  M Etam 

Ferrell  E  S Eugene 


McAlister  R Eugene 

Hendershot  W  H Eureka 

Ridge  J  P 

Turner  Frank " 

Shaw  Cornelius Evansville 

Neely  Peter Evergreen 

Clayton  U  A  &  Co  (see  p  i65)Fairmont 

Harrison  W  A Fair  Plain 

Pringle  J  F " 

Barrett  S  S  A Fallsmill 

Cool  AS 

Carpenter  S Farmington 

Jones  WE Flat  Fork 

WestfallWH 

McCoy  Lee Flat  Woods 

Myers  AG " 

Greathouse  G  T Flemington 

Hyson  WL 

WyckoffWC 

Chislor  John Flickersville 

Rich  I  C 

Ash  Jacob Flint 

Ice  Patrick Folsom 

Ice  Wm 

Seldonridge  P  F Forest  Hill 

Gaskins  G  H Forksburgh 

Hinkel  DA Fort  Seybert 

Miller  J  C 

Deem  J  A Fountain  Spring 

Lee  C  E Franklin 

Ferguson  Richard Frazier's  Bottom 

Ferguson  Walsene " 

Byrd  J  B Freeman's 

Fulton  LM 

Tabor  Ed 

Brown  A Freemanaburgh 

Cain  H  H Freeport 

Collums  Wm " 

Creel  J  A 

Gilmer  T  A 

Huffman  Squire Frisco 

Knolls  Wm 

Musgrove  J  W " 

Beckett  H  L Fudge's  Creek 

McCallister  W  G 

Flint  A  S Gaines 

LeeEC 

Luick  David " 

Fluharty  Noah Galletin 

Scott  Thomas Gandeeville 

Music  W  A Ganley 

Dehaven  Galusha Ganotown 

McGuire  John Gap  Mills 

Summerfield  B  S Gatewood 

Fuller  L  E Gauley  Bridge 

Griffith  Henry Gay 

Strieker  John Gazil 

Scott  W  C Georgetown 

Bowers  A  J Gerrardstown 

Crim  Charles " 


WhitO  QllH  Qmnnth  QHn  Produced  by  the  use  of  SHAW'S  CHAP 
If  nilC  aim  OlTlUOin  OKIll  CREAM.    H.  CLAY  SHAW,  Piedmont,  W   Va. 


KlPeabody  Insurance  Co.  SLV^SStftik 


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Carpenters,  Builders  and    Con- 
tractors—Cont'd. 

Rowland  J¥ Gerrardstown 

WeistJW 

Gragg  WE Gillespie 

Kerr  Robert " 

Mayers  L  F Glade  Farms 

Zane  E  E Glendale 

Murphy  J  R Glover's  Gap 

Sellers  AC 

Yost  J  E 

Chenovant  JB&  Bros Good  Hope 

Prime  C 

"Washburn  A " 

Carper  8L Grandview 

Hunt  BL 

Smith  HA 

Hovey  Eliza Grassland 

Brown  &  Patterson Green  Bank 

Cooper  G  C " 

Hite  Wm Green  Sulphur  Springs 

Helms  C  C Greenville 

Adams  Joshua Grove 

Divers  G  W 

Chapman  G  W Guyandotte 

Pugh  E  E Hacker's  Valley 

UbarkEH 

Dadisman  Wm Hall 

Rust  John Hamlin 

Wilkinson  J  F " 

Ermatt  J  H .Hanging  Rock 

Stull  Jefferson Hannahsville 

Daily  Joseph Harper's  Ferry 

Nichols  Daniel " 

Ott  &  Merritt 

Rodgers  Addison Hartford  City 

North  J  C Hartmonsville 

Davis  AC Hazelgreen 

Summers  S  M " 

Moergle  Balthasar Helvetia 

Stewart  J  H Henderson 

Collett  J  R Hendricks 

Roy  Mordecai " 

Martin  E  B Highland 

Harless  Henry Hill 

Burr  F Hinkleville 

Morris  W  D  " 

James  J  C Hinton 

Gawthrop  SB Holly  Grove 

Arnold  John Horsepen 

BillissJD 

Jackson  T  F Howell 

Stepuhn  Joseph Howesville 

Comstock  H  N Hugo 

Priode  Jacob " 

Miller  John Hunter's  Springs 

Fisher  DA Huntersville 

Hill  A  B Huntington 

Lai  lance  C  M  (seep  210) 

Millender  &  Bierman " 


Vickers  C  H Huntington 

Brown  J  C Hyar 

Forinash  W  P Ireland 

Schriver  J  H Iuka 

WiseE 

Hardman  J  L Janelew 

Benjamin  &  Darlington Jarrett 

Lowe  M  H " 

Thompson  Squire Jarrold's  "Valley 

Cottrill  George Jarvisville 

Norman  S " 

Bow  W  F Jerry's  Run 

Goode  Milton Joe's  Branch 

Mullins  C " 

Vaughan  J  G Johnson's  Cross  Roads 

Leonard  LA Jones'  Springs 

Day  G  W Jordan's  Run 

Tallman  LA Joseph's  Mills 

TallmanM  H 

Ailor  A  J Kanawha  Falls 

Smith  MA Kenna 

Boring  T  A Kenova 

Conden  Henry. " 

Hood  John " 

Johnston  C " 

Morgan  Llewellen " 

Murray  T  S 

Patterson  W  F 

Mays  J  H Kentuck 

Fitzwater  B  C Kesler's  Cross  Lanes 

Skaggs  James " 

Summers  WE " 

Alt  J  F Ketterman 

West  Virginia  Building  Co Keyeer 

Foster  Bros Kincaid 

Warchnell  &  Hagans Kingwood 

Phillipps  Elmore Kirt 

Phillipps  Rezin " 

Leach  Joseph Knoxville 

Hunter  J  W Lake 

Adams  Thomas Laurel  Iron  Works 

Blaney  George " 

Darnell  Wm 

Donaldson  C  E 

Fomsler  R  M Lead  Mine 

Shaffer  GC 

Huff  Noah Leetown 

KingE  T Leivasy 

Moore  Wm Levels 

Law  &  Handley Lewisburgh 

Slack  J  W Lewiston 

Griffith  Wiley Limestone 

Whetzel  Martin " 

Powell  H  D Limestone  Hill 

Cook  ME Lincoln 

Fleshman  A  J Lindside 

FleshmanWHH 

Carr  J  E Littlesburgh. 

Tanner  George " 

Hill  JO Lobelia 


WOOD  BROS.  PLANING  MILL  CO.,  J 

WHEELING,  W.  VA.  ( 


Dealers  in  LUMBER,  DOORS, 
SASH,  BLINDS  AND  GENER- 
AL   PLANING     MILL     WORK. 


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Kinniron  J  C Lobelia 

McCarty  C 

Smith  &  Mumford." Lock  Seven 

Bonar  MP Lone  Tree 

Allman  A  J Lorentz 

Allman  Nathan " 

Bauserman  Joseph " 

CartrightWJ 

WoodleyGL 

Kogers  Jay Love 

Dearing  W  M Lubeck 

Monk  J 

Arnold  Wm Lydia 

McDonald  W  P McMechen 

McMechen  J  L " 

Kelley  Daniel Madilin 

Amos  J  T Majorsville 

Hovey  J  M  R Malta 

Doss  MA Man 

Dancer  W  S Mannington 

Hamilton  J  A " 

Hickman  WR 

Morgan  T  V 

Shanks  ML 

TaggartLS 

YostNM 

Garrett  J  M Marion 

Hendershott  Jacob " 

Johnson  Ewing Marlinton 

Summers  T  M Marquess 

Postlethwaite  D Marshall 

Smith  L  H Marshville 

Markwood  H  R Martin 

Buxton  GW Martinsburgh 

Couchman  6H " 

TeboWE 

Bader  Rudolph Mason  City 

Yonker  S  W 

Mathias  J  R Mathias 

Hart  C  T Mattie 

Miller  M  C Matville 

Snodgrass  CW  Maud 

Shell  Z  T Maysville 

Gilkerson  James. . .    May  wood 

Patrick  Sylvester Meadland 

Welch  Robert Meadow  Bluff 

Richmond  J  R Meighen 

Rowand  J  W Metz 

Barringer  Frank Middleway 

Brinning  AW " 

Fowler  SH 

Grantham  J  S " 

Homer  C  D 

Roberts  BC    

Gerlock  John ...  .Milton 

Grim  BE Millsborough 

Grim  George " 

Campbell  CL Moorefield 

Lemasters  L  M Moore's 

Livengood  Elijah Morgan's  Glade 


Watts  W  A Morgantown 

Atwood  S  R Morley 

DuffleldC  B 

Wilson  Wm Mt  Carbon 

Meredith  Harry Mt  Clare 

Brown  C  C Mt  Hope 

Rader  C  W Mt  Nebo 

Thevenin  John Mouth  of  Pigeon 

Cary  John Mouth  of  Sycamore 

Ferguson  Walter " 

Hawley  J  W Murraysville 

Roberts  N  &  Son Newberne 

Laysdon  John. Newburgh 

Taylor  H  L New  Dale 

Goode  Milton Newfound 

Baumgarner  Seth New  Haven 

Roush  David " 

Bucher  F  C New  Martinsville 

BushonGB 

ChaplineJP 

Harvey  FC 

Hill  J  J 

Koontz  Bros  &  Phillips " 

Larmoure  H  C " 

McCam  Moses " 

Bragg  Rufus New  Richmond 

Lewis  O  R Newville 

Falger  A Next 

TallmanM 

Fitzwater  I  C  R Nicholas 

Pierson  G  W " 

Wills  J  A ; 

Annon  S  M Nicklow 

Robinson  TB 

Wagoner  E  J Oak  Flat 

Mahood  C  B Oak  Hill 

Studewalt  Jacob Oakton 

Wilcox  Elvis Odaville 

Headley  L  R    Ogden 

Clingman  Harrison. .  .Orleans  Cross  Roads 

McDonald  John '' 

Heavner  G  T Overhill 

Kiddy  J  I 

Pritcher  George Oxford 

Pritcher  M  R. 

Means  J  C Palatine 

Richardson  G  H " 

Swearingen  J  R " 

Wilson  FA 

Linkart  Peter Paradise 

Long  W  E 

Overfield  J  W Parkers 

Black  T  A Parkersburgh 

Patton  Milton  "' 

Crogan  Samuel Parsons 

Elbon  George 

Ryan  G  W 

Foreman  B  F Paw  Paw 

KingG  W 

Hunter  Robert Peachtree 


Hemlock,^ 


also  CHERRY  and  all  other  Hardwoods  Bought, 

for    which    the    Highest    Cash    Prices    are    Paid. 

L.  RUMBARGER  LUMBER  CO.,  Dobbin,  W.Va. 


Manufacturers  j  The  W.  H.  Smith  Hardware  Co., 

and    Dealers.    (  Parkersburg,    West   Virginia. 


448 


CAR 


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CAR 


Carpenters,  Builders  and    Con- 
tractors— Cont'd. 

Lewis  James Peck's  Run 

Bean  Jesse Peeryville 

Cyphers  J  S " 

Heaton  Charles Peniel 

Chaplin  AG Pentress 

Lemley  Titus " 

Chenowith  C Pepper 

Dasher  John Peru 

Meadows  W  H  Peterstown 

Barker  G  W Pey tona 

Forinash  E  W Pickens 

Kight  &  Klink Piedmont 

Squires  B  M  &  Bro " 

Joliffe  S  L Pine  Grove 

Rogers  H  M Pisgah 

Titchenill  WD Pleasant  Hill 

Allender  T  A Pleasant  Run 

McGreer  John Pliny 

Neighbors  &,  Wilson  (seep 

307) Point  Pleasant 

Roush  PS 

Branham  M  H Pond  Gap 

White  M  H.   

Bowen  Shelby Poppa 

Barr  J  M Potomac 

Kerns  Hugh " 

Barger  D  A Princeton 

Johnson  J  N Pugh 

PughEE 

Hall  WE Pullman 

Mason  Frank. " 

Bennett  Edward Queens 

Copley  Monroe Queen's  Ridge 

Mills  E  W Queen's  Shoals 

McWhorter  W  L Quiet  Dell 

Toney  J  E Racine 

Arnick  F  M Raven's  Eye 

Ellis  R 

Fleming  W  S Ravenswood 

Grant  EW 

McCaulkeyEH 

Bonner  M*V Red  Creek 

Rains  J  R " 

Noffsinger  J Red  House  Shoals 

Coon  J  S Reedy 

Goff  Charles 

Saunders  Wm '. . .         " 

Statler  Isaac " 

Zarnt  E  A. 

Meed  J  H Reedy  Ripple 

Meed  W  O 

Reese  Lester " 

Mollohan  B Replete 

Romine  C  C Reynoldsville 

McCune  Daniel Richardson 

Knapp  S Richlands 

Van  Gosen  Wm Ridersville 

Parsons  D Rilla 


Stewart  John Rippon 

Miller  AM Ritchie  C  H 

Price  Gideon " 

Dickens  &  Kidwell Rivesville 

Hess  J  A " 

Talkington  E  A Robinson's  Mill 

Brown  Eugene Rock  Cave 

Elmer  EM 

Kincaide  C  E " 

Kincaide  W  A ** 

Morris  F Rockford 

Clutter  J  W Rock  Lick 

Dye  I  E Rockport 

Moore  WW 

King  Winfield Rockville 

Bise  &  Douglass Romine's  Mills 

Blair  G  C 

Shelly  &  Wirgman Romney 

Brachman  &  Monroe. Ronceverte 

Markey  Bros Rosby's  Rock 

Fluharty  J  K Ross 

WileyJ  C 

Allender  G  W Round  Knob 

Allender  R  &  Sons " 

Hammer  AM Ruddle 

HedrickD  W 

Homan  F  D 

Flint  G  W Rural  Dale 

Swick  John " 

Snyder  Fil Russellville 

Hawkins  W  C Rymer 

Saterfleld  Floyd 

Blaker  James St  Albans 

Crawford  Henry " 

Crawford  James " 

Peckens  John Salama 

Benedium  J  H Salem 

Cobern  James " 

Davis  M  W 

Ford  O  W 

Hickman  Blackmer  

Hickman  W  P  " 

Laugh  J  J  " 

Robinson  James " 

Starkey  P  H 

Towles  R  L 

Morris  &  Heater Salt  Lick  Bridge 

Bose  J  H  C Salt  Sulphur  Springs 

Davis  I  W Sand  Hill 

Kendall  G  L Sandy 

SlusherWA 

Wilcox  CS 

Landis  A  P Sardis 

Swigar  Solomon " 

Fisher  James Sassafras 

Sizemore  J  F Saulsville 

Sechler  John Schell 

McKown  E Schilling 

Starkey  E  A 

Bush  C School  House 


BOTTLER 


OF   FINE   BRANDS  OF  WHISKIES. 

W.  H.  FLANAGAN,     -     Parkersburg,  W.  Va. 


CAR 


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Maloney  B  F Sedan 

Anderson  J  Sharon 

Wagner  AS Shawnee 

Wagner  C  J  

Williamson  Leroy " 

Osborn  AD Shenandoah  Junction 

Brolherton  Leander Shepherdstown 

EntlerJP 

Hawn  Washington 

Humrickhouse  &  Son " 

Maddox  Byron " 

StaleyWM 

Martin  Everett Shiloh 

Richardson  Ferdinand Shinnston 

Short  &  Whiteman 

Alt  J  F Shreves 

Bartlett  B  F Simpson 

Phillips  W  J 

Scott  SM 

Bosar  G  W Sinclair 

Bosar  Stephen " 

Coryton  G  B Sir  John's  Run 

Cook  N  L South  Mill  Creek 

McCoy  HA 

Burgess  D  E Spanishburgh 

Karnes  GK 

NilesN Speed 

King  ED  Split  Rock 

Moreland  D  E Spring  Gap 

Moreland  W  P 

Bowling  Wm Squirejim 

Westfall  Isaac Statt's  Mills 

Wright  LD 

Sturm  J  J Sturm's  Mill 

Kay  Wm Table  Rock 

Baughman  I A Tacy 

Hershman  Eli " 

Dickinson  J  G Talcott 

Gilispie  W  L 

Terry  WR 

Woodson  Z  A " 

Dennis  J Tariff 

Slusser  J " 

Freeland  DH Terra  Alta 

Davis  H  G The  Rock 

Godfrey  J  A " 

Grim  Peter " 

Dumire  S  R Thomas 

Peters  FC 

Powell  Felix " 

Thomas  Wesley Toll  Gate 

Johnson  Paris Tooley 

MillsFC 

Eskew  J  L Tophet 

Penington  J  W " 

Honchin  G  D Traveler's  Repose 

Conley  B  F Tunnelton 

CoolJH 

Dehaven  Charles Unger's  Store 


Unger  J  W Unger's  Store 

Keadle  A  J Union 

Miller  W  B Union  Ridge 

Oswald  CE 

RiggsJW 

Schultz  Jacob " 

Haines  John Uniontown 

Given  C  R Upper  Glade 

Hollister  Walter " 

Keister  Eugene Upper  Track 

Painter  T  J 

Davis  J  S Vadis 

DavisJT 

Lang  AW " 

McElwee  F Valley  Bend 

Quick  W  H 

Keiser  Reason Vallev  Furnace 

Dick  J  W Van  Clevesville 

Gaines  M Vannoy's  Mill 

Hays  B  F Vincen 

Nonaker  W  B Vista 

Bennett  T  D Wallace 

Coffman  WW Wardensville 

Davis  T  C Wasp 

Hanes  L  C " 

Martin  John Waverly 

Racer  Dade " 

Triplett  John " 

Myers  M  F Wayne  C  H 

Dunnington  J  P Webster 

Davies  JGW Wellsburgh 

Shoils  J  P  &  Bros West  Liberty 

Dawson  Silas West  Mil  ford 

Hefner  H 

Beltz,  Flading  &  Co Wheeling 

Giesey  Bros  (see  p  387) 

Hess  &  McMullen " 

Klieves  Kraft  Co 

Wood  Bros  Planing  mill 

Co  (see  right  top  lines) " 

De  Vault  W  G White  Day 

Holland  J  M 

Simers  I  L White  Pine 

Brackwan  R  H White  Sulphur  Springs 

Campbell  Philip Whitfield 

Eisenacht  Charles 

HiggsPlatoff 

Dakan  John  &  Sons Wiley ville 

Toothman  John Williamsburgh 

McKinzie  W  A Williamstown 

Ballard  John Willow  Bend 

Smith  J  M  jr Willowton 

Stafford  Dork 

Bumgarner  S Winfield 

HarmonTH 

Miller  J  T Wolf  Creek 

Gregory  J  W Woodzell 

Snider  D  D Worthington 

Ashcraft  B  F Wyatt 


Kimmerling  &  Kraus, 


Bottlers  of  Beer  and  Carbonated  Beverages 

MARTINSBURC,  W.  VA. 


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Carpet  Weavers. 

Prichard  Mrs Hinton 

Smith  G  A Martinsburgh 

Hobbs  Mrs  Samuel Mason  City 

Wintermoyer  Jeptha Shepherdstown 

Ruhland  John Wheeling 


Carpets,  Oil  Cloths,  Etc. 

(See  also  Dry  Goods.) 

Barlow  G  T Charleston 

O'Connor  John  &  Co " 

Johnston  &  Emmons   Huntington 

Emmert  &  Fiery Martinsburgh 

Nicklas  P,  Bro  &  Co 

Wilen  John  A  (see  p  247)  ...        " 

Dare  &  Carney .Parkersburgh 

McKinney  &  Dils " 

Robbins  LS&  Bro  

WarneWH 

Friend  &  Son Wheeling 

■Graham  Wm " 

Harbour  &  Dittman " 

Jacobs  Henry " 

.Mendel  G  &.  Co  (see  left  top 
lines) " 


Carriage  Dealers. 

Kincaid  W  M  (see  p  93) Cameron 

Getzendaner  L  D Charles  Town 

Kelly  J  N Cuzzart 

Dunham  James Eldora 

Roberts  H  H Elkins 

Rogerson  &  Bro Moundsville 

NcGugin  E  R Ravenswood 

Zipf  George  (see  p  337) St  Mary's 

Vanstavern  J  C Second  Creek 


Carriage  Painters. 

See  Painters. 


"Carriage  Repositories, 
{'appellor's  Buggy   Works 

(see  p  113) Charleston 


"Carriage    and     Wagonmakers' 

Hardware. 
Smith  W  II  Hardware  Co 

The  (see  left  top  lines  and  p  283) 

Parkersburgh 


Carriage  and  Wagonmakers. 

(See  also  Blacksmiths.) 

Bowers  Frederick Adaline 

Allen  E  F Alaska 

Blaker  Wm Alderson 

Rohr  J  B Alum  Bridge 

G  A Alvon 


Odell  Newton Ansted 

Grayson  V  M Antioch 

Fidler  R Arlington 

Marshall  J  W Astor 

Horonomus  John  &  Bro Balls 

Childers  B  F Barboursville 

SwanBF 

Freeland  EM Barrackville 

Harden  Wm Baxter 

Resecker  S  A " 

Perry  SB.   Beaver  Mills 

Arthur  Stephen Beck  with 

Fry  Samuel " 

Wood  W  F Beets 

Burdett  Alex Belleville 

Mohr  W&G Bennett 

Farmer  Michael Benwood 

Turner  Arthur Berea 

Hunter  H Berkeley  Springs 

Summers  W  H " 

Chenoweth  A Beverly 

Burk  &  Sons Blacksville 

Wilson  John Blue  Sulphur  Springs 

Drake  C  A Blundon 

Eaves  Aleck Bowen 

Raber  J  B Bowlby 

Simmons  E  F Brandy  wine 

Watkins  E  R. Brown's  Mills 

Meadows  A  G Bryan 

Detter  J Bunker  Hill 

Bodkin,  Fidler  &  Rudkin Burnsville 

Kincaid  W  M  (see  p  93) Cameron 

Myer  OP Camp 

Schaffemaker  W  F  jr Capon  Bridge 

Lough  Bros Cassville 

Teagardner  W " 

Sherwood  B  F Central  Station 

Hazelett  Robert Centreville 

Cappeller's   Buggy  Works 

(see  p  113) Charleston 

DietzJK " 

Dudley  WR&  Co 

Vickers  Wagon  Works  Co " 

Schulte  August Charles  Town 

Starry  LP 

Coff man  Z  W Cherry  Camp 

Puffenbarger  Josh  &  Sons    . .  .Churchville 

Fordyce  AG Clarksburgh 

Blackburn  Ance Copley  ville 

Bowen  H  H Cox's  Landing 

Sheppard  Albert Craigsville 

Canterbury  G  S Crany 

Ennis  S Crickner 

McNeill  Hugh Dallas 

McWhorter  Samuel " 

Atkins  O  V Danville 

Lysle  Glenn Darkesville 

Rayburn  G Deer  Lick 

Linke  AS Duffleld's 

Crowe  J  D Dunn's 


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Hatten  Thomas Egypt 

Chenoweth  P  W Elkins 

Sargent  &  Harwood " 

Gustelli  Frederic Ella 

Curdy  J  C Elm  Grove 

Neil  J  G Enon 

Peaslee  B  A Etam 

Cross  J  M Eureka 

Givens  W  B Evans 

Amos  G  E  {see  p  165) Fairmont 

Rose  J  A " 

Patten  Samuel Fairview 

Ensminger  N  B Farmington 

Kerns  Michael Fetterman 

Canafat  J  A Five  Mile 

Eckard  G  W Flat  Rock 

Keller  Jacob " 

Nimes  Wm Fountain  Spring 

Dare  J  T Fowler's 

Frame  H  C Frametown 

Priest  S  P Franklin 

Davis  Daniel Frazier's  Bottom 

Shimer  George Freed 

Cox  S  W French  Creek 

Black  J  S Frozen  Camp 

Stein,  McCluskey  &  Co Fulton 

Fluharty  Morgan Galletin 

Pratt  George Georgetown 

Brady  J  W Gerrardstown 

Wilson  J  D Glen  Easton 

Young  J  M Glen  Elk 

Husler  Newton Glengary 

<*askln  Bros  {see  p  185) Grafton 

Davis  George Grantsville 

Boar  J  D Gray's  Flat 

Collins  Wm Greenwood 

Alderson  J  J Griffithsville 

Bur  J  L Hacker's  Valley 

DukeSE 

PrittD 

Ott  John Halltown 

Propst  James " 

Crosby  Homer Hartford  City 

North  J  C Hartmansville 


Gyer  B  W Hedgesville 

Shaffer  W  D  &  Son 

Fisher  C Helvetia 

Nachtngal  N " 

Forest  Jasper Henderson 

McGregor  MA Highland 

Montgomery  M Hinkleville 

Gerwig  G  W Hope 

Eggleton  W  S Hurricane 

Reynolds  F  H 

Armstrong  C  C Ireland 

Neely  N  H Iron 

Stoffel  Wm Jarrett 

Thompson  Squire Jarrold's  Valley 

Walker  WC 

Ratrie  J  M Jarvisville 

Rohrbaugh  G  W Jordan's  Run 

Smith  H  M Kabletown 

Fogal  J Kedron 

Brown  M  H Kesler's  Cross  Lanes 

Drake  C  J Kettle 

Ritzell  A  P . Keyser 

Arthur  Henry Kincaid 

KelleyT 

Hardway  J  A Kincheloe 

Poland  AN Kirby 

Keyser  Wm Knoxville 

Roach  James Laurel  Branch 

Snyder  Buris Le  Roy 

Cunningham  J  C Lewisburgh 

LippsA " 

Collins  S  C Lincoln 

Fleshman  A  L Lindside 

Cooper  Valentine Lockhart's 

Wayne  Joseph Lockney 

Miller  Abraham Lost  River 

Lowe  AC Lowell 

Schrader  A  F Lubeck 

ZinkAJ 

Ellison  H  G Lydia 

Painter  John Macksville 

Hendershott  Jacob Marion 

Bromes  J  H Marshville 

Heller  John Martinsburgh 


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Carriage    and    Wagonmakers— 

Cont'd. 

Miller  J  H  &  Sons Martinsburgh 

SlinkmanWH 

McGeorge  Q  J Meeker 

Richmond  J  J Meighen 

Bonto  Henry Mentor 

Anderson  A  L  &  Co Middleway 

Nicely  H  8 

Parrish,  Nagle  &  Neville Milton 

McCullough  Daniel Mole  Hill 

Beerkamp  Augustus Moorefleld 

Clinedinst  J  A " 

Harwood  E  O  &  Son    " 

Moore  David Morgan's  Glade 

Rawson  T  J Morris 

Allison  S  P Moundsville 

Noller  Charles " 

Crislip  W  A Nero 

Young  Gilmore New  Cumberland 

Palmer  Friend New  Dale 

Vanhoy  W  H Newfound 

Harman  J  S New  Martinsville 

Devore  A  N Odaville 

Sexton  HH Ona 

Logan  L  N  Carriage  Co Parkersburgh 

Hume  E  V Paw  Paw 

Smith  Emanuel " 

Youngblood  R  W 

Stalnaker  A Peewee 

Blackmon  Joseph Petersburgh 

Dunn  J  A. Peterstown 

Dunn  PA 

Baumgardner  D  F Petroleum 

Keffer  T  J Peytona 

Campbell  John  A  &  Bro Pickaway 

Gleason  J  P Piedmont 

Holbert  TA Pine  Grove 

Hamrick  J  N Pleasant  Creek 

Duncan  Daniel Point  Pleasant 

Rceder  J  W  (see  p  815) 

Dame  Robert Poole 

Philips  S Porter's  Falls 

Hannan  John Proctor 

Kern  G  W Pruntytown 

Davison  &  Cross Pullman 

Berry  Joseph Randall 

Dickerson  A  R Raven's  Eye 

Huff  DP Ravenswood 

LongGW 

Honaker  J  H Redbird 

Hawley  W  L Red  Oak  Ridge 

Kern  N  W Reedsville 

Ruble  James Reedy  Ripple 

Stump  E  J Replete 

Headrich  ED Rich  Mountain 

White  James " 

Strothers  George Ripley's 

Dotson  Clinton Ritchie  C  H 

Bailey  G  W Rock  Cave 


Vincent  J  T Rock  Cave 

Maloney  J  H Romney 

Hudgins  Clarence Ronceverte 

Weaver  Michael Roney's  Point 

Lydick  J  B Rosby's  Rock 

Allender  R  &  Sons Round  Knob 

Miller  H  H Roxalana 

Haynes  C  T Russellville 

Gamp9yager  Mathias St  Clara 

Leonard  WE Salem 

Smith  Jules " 

Wilkinson  B  F 

Swiger  Solomon' Sardis 

Kline  B  F Sedan 

Woodburn  AG Sherrard 

Osborn  E  J Shiloh 

Harmer  Bros Shinnston 

Harmer  L  M " 

KingTH  B Shops 

Kimble  J  W Shreves 

Scott  S  M Simpson 

Gary  S  R Sinnett's  Mills 

SinnettH *' 

Able  Lemuel Slanesville 

Eagle  John Snow  Hill 

Arnott  H  M Spencer 

Stewart  CC 

Windell  Adam Springfield 

Glover  G  W Sturm's  Mill 

Skidmore  &  Gillespie Sutton 

Hamrick  J  N Switzer 

Kelley  E Terra  Alta 

Castole  H Thornton 

Pelfrey  John Trace  Fork 

Lemon  G  T Troy 

Watkins  WW Tunnelton 

Adkins  WW Tyler's  Creek 

Swan  Marion " 

Devine  Daniel Union 

KrebsRI 

Dunninton  Thomas  &  Bro Uniontown 

Dean  D  W Upper  Track 

Holms  George " 

McVey  AH Victor 

Martin  &  Harrah  " 

Sarrett  V  S Vista 

Dayhuff  Martin Volcano 

Shisler  Stephen Wadestown 

Wheaton  Jacob Wardensville 

Dare  C  E Wellsburgh 

KempGB 

Helmick  C  W West  Milford 

Lewellen  W  F Weston 

McGann  J  &  Sons " 

Haldeman  PS West  Union 

Beltz  August Wheeling, 

Donaldson,  Lewis  &  Co " 

EligCJ&Co 

Kramer,  Lotz  &  Leadley " 

Och  Frederick " 


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Warneke  August Wheeling 

Livesay  M  F Williamsburgh 

Loudermilk  Joseph Willow  Bend 

Durst  Daniel Willow  Tree 

Burdette  C  L Woodyard 

Parish  C  E Worthington 


Carvers — Wood. 

See  Wood  Carvers. 


Cattle  Breeders. 

See  Live  Stock  Breeders. 


Celery  Growers. 

Hopkins  Wm Charles  Town 

Page  Littleton  L " 

Watters  Wm 

Huber  Risser. . . , Martinsburgh 

Showers  Philip " 

Stonebraker  Joseph Shepherdstown 


Cement  Mnfrs. 

(See  also  Lime,  Plaster  and  Cement.) 

Blunt  H  W Shepherdstown 

Potomac  Cement  Mill " 


Chair  Mnfrs. 

(See  also  Furniture.) 

Logan  John Baxter 

Walton  Henderson Cox's  Mills 

Kanawha  City  Chair  Co Kanawha  City 

Logue  John Oakton 

Parkersburgh  Chair  and  Furni- 
ture Co Parkersburgh 

Casto  Joel Rural  Dale 

Godlove  Joseph Wardensvllle 

Cheese  Mnfrs. 

(See  also  Creameries.) 

Hasbebacher  F  &  Co Helvetia 

Suck  A Silverton 

Durig  Jacob Vernon 

Yost  Frederick " 

Woeber  FA Wheeling 

Wolf  Christian 


"Chemical  Mnfrs. 

Koutz  Chemical  Co Mason 

Lerner  Herman " 

Wheeling  Laboratory Wheeling 

*Cherry  Lumber  Mnfrs. 
Rumbarger  J  L.  Lumber 

Co  (see  right  bottom  lines  and  opp 
Lumber) Dobbin 


"Chiffonier  Mnfrs. 

Bentley  &  Gerwig  Furniture  Co 

Parkersburgh 

China  and  Glassware. 

See  Crockery. 


Cider  Mnfrs. 

(See  also  Vinegar  Mnfrs.) 

Morgan  J  H Martinsburgh 

Thatcher  J  W 


Cigar  Box  Mnfrs. 

See  Box  Mnfrs. 


Cigar  Mnfrs. 

(See  also  Cigars  and  Tobacco.) 

Seller  Bros  (see  p  121) Charleston 

Peace  WE 

Davis  E  F Charles  Town 

Hughes  DS 

Cherry  C  W Elk  City 

Corbin  C  J .Fairmont 

McConhey  Robert  (see  p 

169) .Fetterman 

White  G  W . .  .Grafton 

Wentzel  C  B Harper's  Ferry 

Spangeuberg  Henry  (seep 

210) .Huntington 

Dowlan  S  S Martinsburgh 

Evans  W  E 

RanelsEW 

Say  lew  Philip  H  (seep  247). 

Miller  J  R Morgantown 

McConkey  Edward Moundsville 

Hunter  C  W New  Martinsville 

OberMV 

Butcher  B  F Parkersburgh 

Karl  W  H 

Mullen  MW 

Zilenziger  Albert " 

Dixon  W  T Pennsboro 

Cooper  &  No  well Ravens  wood 

Johnson  &  Son Ronceverte 

Gibson  &  Moore Rowlesburgh 

West,  Franklin  &  West Stella 

Hall  AC Wellsburgh 

LittleN&Co 

Tigh  M  J    Weston 

Breining  Joseph Wheeling 

Bremer  Conrad  " 

Coleman  P  J "« 

Ebeling  &  Pebler 

Foose  August " 

Foster  J  J 

Gruber  Fred " 

Heller  Frank 

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Israel  Addison Wheeling 

Jones  T  M 

Jovce  &  Backman 

Layman  S  M 

Loos  HL 

Loos  Jacob 

Marsh  M  &  Son 

Mayer  WE 

Meder  H  &  Bro 

Miller  C  F 

Miller  J  F 

Muhn  &  Brandfass 

Pollack  Augustus 

Redeker  John 

Schneider  John 

Seabright  Louis 

Seamon  H  &  Son 

Taylor  T  B 

TuntL  C 

Yahn  Joseph  — 

Latzsch  August Wiley  ville 

Cigars    and    Tobacco  —  Whole- 
sale. 

Hughes  D  8 Charles  Town 

€orbin  C  W  &  Bros Fairmont 

Evans  G  F  &  Son Martinsburgh 

Sayles  Philip  H  (see  p  247). 
Zileoziger  Albert Parkersburgh 

Cigars  and  Tobacco. 

{See  also  Grocers  ;  also  General  Stores  ;  also 

Confectioners  ;  also  Hotels  ;  also 

Saloons ) 

de  Gruyter-Fuller  Co Charleston 

R tiler  £.  C  Grocery  Co  (see 

p  119) 

Burke  Wm Clarksburgh 

Comer  Charles • " 

Daugkerty  Michael        " 

QJUTF 

iLeonard  Thomas " 

Ferguson  &  Blocher Davis 

IflcConkey  Robert  (see  p 

169) Fetterman 

Wentzel  C  B Harper's  Ferry 

Jones  T  E Hartford  City 

Burns  C  A Huntington 

Hill  Dauiel 

Johnson  J  B " 

Baker  J  H Mannington 

Bluestine  Simon " 

HueyJO 

Hevner  C  Z .Marlinton 

€reque  Kinsey Martinsburgh 

Dowlan  S  S 

Evans  WE 

MantzCA " 

Sayles  Philip  H  (see  p  247). . 


Frownhart  Fred Newburgh 

Carson  Edwin New  Cumberland 

Capehart  G  N New  Haven 

Karl  W  H Parkersburgh 

Mullen  M  W 

Kenny  T  F Piedmont 

Weaver  D  W Ronceverte 

Robinson  R  K Shanghai 

Helsley  Richard Wellsburgh 

Bashar  ME Wheeling 

BeckJC 

Hanke  Charles " 

McKeeJB 

Schaefer  Bros " 


Civil  Engineers  and  Surveyors. 

(See  also  Engineers — Civil.) 

Hurley  J  F  &  Bro  (see  p 

475) Moundsville 


Claim  Agents. 

See  Pension  Claim  Agents. 


Cloak  and  Suit  Itlnfrs. 

See  Dressmakers. 


"Clock  Mnfrs— Wal  eh  men's. 

Newman  Clock  Mnfg  Co Wheeling 

Clothes  Cleaners. 

See  Dyers  and  Scourers. 


Clothing— Mnfrs  and  Whole- 
sale Dealers. 

Schwabe,  May  &  Co Charleston 

Cohen  Wm  &  Co Parkersburgh 

Keller  Henry " 

Thanhouser  MS 

Gutman  M  &  Co .....  Wheeling 

Kraus  Bros  &  Baer " 


Clothing— Retail . 

(See  also  Tailors;  also  General  Stores.) 

Baker  8  &  Bro Bluefleld 

Henry  &  Linkon " 

Prince  A  M " 

Shinn  LP Buckhannon 

Reinheimer  Samuel Cameron 

Frankenberger  Ph Charleston 

Humphreys  &  Rust 

Kaufman  A 

May  Bros 

Mayer  Otto 

Petty  &  Wertheimer 

Smith  Henry 


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Stern  &  Weilo Charleston 

Weil  Marcus " 

Hagley  G  H Charles  Town 

Hirschman  S  D  &  Co " 

Kahn  Wm 

Adler  Philip Clarksburgh 

Davidson  David " 

Husbaum  M  A 

Hillelson  &  Kaplan Davis 

Goodman  Wm Elk  Garden 

Posten  &  Hartley  Elkins 

Reinheimer  Lee Fairmont 

Adelson  Louis Grafton 

Friedman  &  Co " 

Elein  Ephraim " 

Kaplon  V  &  Bro Harper's  Ferry 

Renick,  Dickson  &  Co Hinton 

Van  Antwerp  &  Co " 

Broh  Bros Huntington 

Gideon  Sam " 

Hayslip,  Enslow  &  Gwinn " 

Northcott  &  Buffington " 

iZeigler  Jacob " 

Coffroth  AW Keyser 

Bell  H  T Lewisburgh 

JBartlett  F  W Mannington 

Basnett  &  Co " 

FurbeeJH&Son 

Dorn  M  L  jr Martinsburgh 

Thompson  &  Tabler " 

Weil  David 

Hirschman  S  D Morgan  town 

Booth  J  M Moundsville 

Rloom  S  &  Bro New  Cumberland 

Rosensteln  &  Levi 

Hirsh  Herman New  Martinsville 

'Cohen  Wm  &  Co Parkersburgh 

Epstein  Charles " 

Nathan  Lewis " 

Rauch  Benjamin " 

RauchCM 

Warshaw  &  Eaminsky Pennsboro 

Byrer  F  S Philippi 

Xobacker  Bros  &  Co Piedmont 

Mansbach  H  H  &  Son " 

Kneeream  &  Douglass  Bros..  Ravens  wood 

McKee  Daniel " 

Gerber  Philip Romney 

Humrickhouse  SP&  Son .  Shepherdstown 

Wintermoyer  Jacob " 

Jarrett  &  Fortney Shinnston 

Clevinger  W  H Spencer 

Smith  A  A  &  Son 

Huggins  Benjamin Wellsburgh 

Jacob  Zachariah " 

Aspinall  W  H Weston 

•Greenstein  Adolph " 

Emsheimer  Jacob  jr Wheeling 

Frank  WH 

GundlingD&Co " 


Gutman  M  &  Co Wheeling 

Heyman  Mayer " 

Jacobs  Joseph. " 

Kline  Bros " 

Mills  JL&  Co.... 

Potts  EB 

Sonneborn  Moses " 

Steinfeld  Bros 


Coal  mines. 

Garrison  F  L Acme 

Stevens  Coal  Co " 

Algoma  Coal  and  Coke  Co Algoma 

Gilliam  Coal  and  Coke  Co " 

Carpenter  AH Anita 

Supple  D  W  C Arden 

Perine  G Arlington 

Atlantic  and  George's  Creek  Con- 
solidated Coal  Co Atlantic 

Colgate  &  Co Austen 

Shaw  AB&Co Bayard 

Asbery  Henry Beauty 

Blair  W  A 

Higgins  Charles " 

Small  John " 

Stone  J  B 

Taylor  J  C 

Hutchinson  Coal  and  Coke  Co.  Beechwood 

Keystone  Coal  and  Coke  Co Belcher 

Fleming  J  H Benson 

Benwood  Coal  Works Ben  wood 

Riverside  Iron  Works " 

Dowden  J  F Bethany 

Beury,  Cooper  &  Co , . .  Beury 

Black,  Sheridan  &  Wilson Bridgeport 

Bunner  W  H Banner's 

Carpenter  F  L " 

Richmond  J  W Calis 

White  J  W 

Cannelton  Coal  Co Cannelton 

Cordray  J  H Canton 

Hawkins  L  E " 

Morgan  Everette " 

Morgan  L  L " 

Ross  J  M " 

Satterfield  J  W 

SwitherF&C 

Cooper  Wm,  Benny  &  Co Caperton 

New  River  Coke  Co " 

Carkin  W  S Carkin 

Cole  Clarke Cassville 

Cedar  Grove  Mining  Co Cedar  Grove 

Newman  J  H Centreville 

Riley  Evert Chap 

McFarland  Graham Charleston 

St  Albans  Coal  River  R  R  Co  . . 

Alaska  Coal  and  Coke  Co Claremont 

Beechwood  Coal  and  Coke  Co. .        " 

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Coal  Mines — Cont'd. 
Cabin  Creek  Kanawha  Coal  Co  Coalburgh 

Peabody  Coal  Co " 

Robinson  Coal  Co " 

Stevens  Coal  Co " 

Carver  Bros Coal  Valley 

Davis  MT&  Co 

Straughan  Coal  Co " 

Perry  Jfl Coco 

Sterling  Coal  and  Coke  Co Coit 

Parker  W  K Comfort 

Cooper  John  &  Co Cooper's 

Oakland  Coke  and  Coal  Co Corinth 

Yates  Bros  &  Sharp " 

Spiers  J  B Cox's  Mills 

Johnson  W  R Crescent 

Belmont  Coal  Co Crown  Hill 

Crown  Hill  Splint  Coal  Co " 

Miller  Harry Cuzzart 

Canterby  John Danville 

Buzzard  Leonard Decota 

Duncan  A " 

Duncan  Thomas " 

Perry  J  W 

Stanley  Joe " 

Moore  John Deep  Valley 

Riley  J  O Deep  Water 

Eagle  Coal  Works Eagle 

St  Clair  Coal  Co 

Wyant  Coal  and  Coke  Co " 

Wyant  Wm " 

Carver  Bros  Coal  Co Edgewater 

Qoode  P  L Edmond 

HollidayR  H 

Meadows  Lewis " 

Smalls  Frank " 

WithrowTW 

Elk  Garden  Big  Vein  Mining  Co 

Elk  Garden 
Mining  Dept  West  Virginia  Cen- 
tral Ry  Co 

West  Virginia  &  Pittsburgh  Ry 

Co 

Algoma  Coal  and  Cok  Co Elkhorn 

Crozier  Coal  and  Coke  Co " 

Elkhorn  Coal  and  Coke  Co " 

Houston  Coal  and  Coke  Co " 

Lynchburg  Coal  and  Coke  Co. .         " 

Norfolk  Coal  and  Coke  Co " 

Powhatan  Coal  and  Coke  Co. . .        " 

Chambers  W  T  &  Co Elm  Grove 

Elm  Grove  Coal  Co 

Parsons  W  S Emlra 

Burke  W  A  Coal  Co Elmo 

Elk  Garden  Big  Vein  Coal  Co Emory 

Energetic  Coal  Co Energetic 

Turkey  Gap  Coal  and  Coke  Co Ennis 

Bolden  D  G Eugene 

Fairfield  Coal  Co Fairfield 

McCarty  Bros " 


Oakdale  Coal  and  Lumber  Co.  ...Fairfield 

Reynolds  &  Sturdevent " 

Stevens  Coal  and  Coke  Co " 

Sunny  Side  Coal  Co " 

Gaston  Gas  Coal  Co Fairmont 

Montana  Coal  and  Coke  Co. ...         " 

Oliver  Jackson " 

West  Fairmont  Coal  and  Coke 

Co 

Boone  J  A Fayette  Station 

Fayette  Coal  and  Coke  Co 

Central  Coal  Co Fire  Creek 

Fire  Creek  Coal  and  Coke  Co. . .         " 

Boggess  J  A Flat  Rock 

Goodwill  Kobert  &  Co Flipping 

Louisville  Coal  and  Coke  Co..    .         " 

Carpenter  George Forksburgh 

Carpenter  James " 

Carpenter  Wm " 

Freeman " 

Hindman " 

Vangilder  George " 

Fowler  Zadok Fowler's 

Ransom  John  &  Bro " 

Davis  John Frazier's  Bottom 

Faulkner  Coal  Co Frederick 

Dye  Benjamin Freed 

Booth-Bowen  Coal  and  Coke  Co 

Freeman's 

Buckeye  Coal  and  Coke  Co " 

Caswell  Creek  Coal  Co " 

Beckett  H  L Fudge's  Creek 

Sanders  J  H 

Stanley  R " 

Newman  C  C Glendale 

West  Virginia  Coal  and  Coke  Co.Glenville 

Bankhead  Hugh Hacker's  Valley 

Standard  Coal  and  Coke  Company 

Handley 
Rau  Mining  and  Mnfg  Co.  .Harper's  Ferry 

Hartford  City  Salt  Co Hartford  City 

Juhling  Coal  Co " 

Liverpool  Salt  and  Coal 

Co  The  (seep  195) " 

Pierce  Bros  &  Co " 

Pirrung  Joseph Hawk's  Nest 

Stevens  M  T 

Taylor  SM 

Thomas  &  Lomax " 

Nemigyer  F Independence 

Jarvis  Wm Jarvisville 

Stead  Thomas Kesler's  Cross  Lanes 

Kanawha  &  Lake  Erie  Coal  Co  Lock  Eight 

Bowyer  L  F Lorraine 

May  John. Love 

Parsons  WE Lurd 

Walls  Peter McClellan 

Ruckman  J  A McMechen 

Villers  Samuel u 

Majors  David Majorsvilte 


Machinery  Oils, 


Camiiol  Prior  P  Pn     w*nfrs  of  soap,  mill,  and  axle 

Oalllllcl  LlUCI   &  UU.,  GREASE,   and  Dealers  In  Tallow, 
Grease  and  Oil.    Cor.  17th  and  McColloch  Streets,  WHEELING,  W.  YA. 


COA  AND    BUSINESS    DIRECTORY. 


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Pattern  M Majorsville 

Richmond  G  W 

Satters  Ward " 

Campbell's  Creek  Coal  Co Maiden 

Dickinson  J  Q  &  Co " 

Pioneer  Coal  Co " 

Straughn  Coal  Co " 

Bowman  Wm Marquess 

Sloss  George " 

Hope  Company Mason  City 

Elkhorn  Coal  and  Coke  Co Maybeury 

Norfolk  Coal  and  Coke  Co 

Shamokin  Coal  and  Coke  Co. . .         " 
Arrow  Mining,  Mnfg  and  Build- 
ing Co  Mayton 

Monongah  Coal  and  Coke  Co.  ..Monongah 

Consolidated  MiniDg  Co Montgomery 

Moundsville  Coal  Co Moundsville 

Great  Kanawha  Colliery  Co Mt  Carbon 

Haselden  ML Mt  Clare 

Lynch  J  &  Co " 

Patterson  ML " 

Wies  George Mt  Hope 

Boling  D  G Mouth  of  Pigeon 

Newburgh  Orrel  Coal  Co Newburgh 

New  Haven  Coal  Mining  Co.  .New  Haven 

West  Va  Coal  Works 

Nuttallburgh  Coal  and  Coke  Co 

Nuttallburgh 
Hutchinson  Coal  and  Coke  Co  .  Opekiska 

Brown  John Orpha 

Crown  Hill  Splint  Coal  Co Paint  Creek 

Orrel  Coal  Co Palatine 

Peabody  Coal  Co Peabody 

Bard  S  W Peerless 

Bayers  Ed Pentress 

Tukesperry  John " 

Atlantic  &GCC  Coal  Co Piedmont 

Davis  Coal  and  Coke  Co " 

Davis  H  G  Coal  Co 

Davis  &  Elkins  Coal  Co " 

Fairfax  Coal  and  Coke  Co " 

Carver  Coal  Co Plymouth 

Archabald  Edward Pocataligo 

Mt  Carbon  Co Powellton 

Algoma  Coal  and  Coke  Co.   . .  .Powhatan 
Lynchburgh  Coal  and  Coke  Co.         " 

Royal  Coal  and  Coke  Co Prince 

Stump  C  W Queen's  Shoals 

<Juianimont  Coal  and  IronCo.Quinnimont 

Marmet  Coal  Co Raymond  City 

Raymond  City  Coal  Co " 

Phillips  A  A Raven's  Eye 

Johnson  A  W Rinesville 

MorganHB " 

Rush  Run  Coal  and  Coke  Co. . .  Rush  Run 

Virginia  Coal  and  Coke  Co Shaw 

WVC&PRRCo 

Cooper  Coal  Works Short  Creek 

Neylan  M Shrewsbury 


Simpson  Gas  Coal  Co Simpson 

Consolidated  Coal  and  Mining  Co.Spilman 
Black  Band  Mining  and  Mnfg  Co 

Spring  Hill 

Berry  Coal  and  Coke  Co Stone  Cliff 

Watkins  Thomas Tacy 

Davis  H  G  &  Bro Thomas 

Thurmond  Coal  &  Coke  Co Thurmond 

West  End  Coke  Co Tunnelton 

Henry  J  H Tyrconnell  Mines 

Orrell  Coal  Co 

Consolidated  Mining  Co Union  Mines 

Mt  Morris  Coal  Co 

Union  Coal  Co " 

Beane  Charles Volcano 

Forbes,  Carmichael  &  Co Wellsburgh 

Boggs  Run  Mining  and  Mnfg  Co.  Wheeling 

Jochum  Mining  Co " 

LaBelle  Iron  Works " 

Wheeling  Iron  and  Nail  Co " 

Wheeling  Mining  &  Mnfg  Co. ..         " 

Whltaker  Iron  Works " 

Hawkins  Daniel White's  Creek 

Howard  Coal  &  Coke  Co.  ..Williamsburgh 

Howard  Coal  &  Coke  Co Wilsonburgh 

Winifrede  Coal  Co Winifrede 


Coal— Wholesale. 

Budd  PR&  Co Charleston 

Wyatt  J  G Charles  Town 

McGraw  J  C Harper's  Ferry 

Citizens'  Coal  Co Parkersburgh 

Black,  Sheridan  &  Wilson Piedmont 

Davis  Coal  and  Coke  Co 

Davis  H  G  Coal  Co.. 

Davis  &  Elkins  Coal  Co 


Coal  and  Wood. 

McMillan  Bros Benwood 

Crossfield  Wm Berkeley  Springs 

McCreery  J  T Blockston 

Diamond  Ice  and  Coal  Co 

(see  p  106) Charleston 

Eaton  Albert  &  Co  {seep  101)    " 

Matheson  Samuel 

Wyatt  J  G Charles  Town 

Burke  Wm Clifton  Mills 

Buck  S  M Eastbank 

Blue  F  B Grafton 

Laing  James Grand  View 

Burks  G  E Guyandotte 

Daily  J  L Harper's  Ferry 

Ditmeyer  George  &  Bro " 

Fuller  F  D Huntington 

Medford  Thomas " 

Mossman  DA " 

Petit  NC 

Cole  John Laurel  Iron  Works 

Bender  I  L  &  Bro Martinsburgh 


TDIDI  CT  MINERAL  WATER  is  Stimulant,  Tonic,  Nutritive. 

1  ill I  LL  I    Parkersburg   Bottling  Works,  Parkersburg,  West  Virginia. 


McLAIN     BROTHERS, 

Wholesale  and  Retail  Druggists 
WHEELING,  W    " 


■RS,  I  Only 
iggists,  -\  JUST 
.  VA.  (  SOLI 


Dental  Supply  House  in  W.  Va.  A  Good  stock  oft  WHITE'S™ 
JUSTIS  &  SIBLKI'S  TEETH,  DENTAL  EUBBEH,  RUBBER  DAM, 
GOLD  FOIL  and  PELLETS,  Cements,  Amalgams  and  Plaster  Paris. 


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Coal  and  Wood— Cont'd. 

Bishop  J  W Martinsburgh 

Lemen  Bros " 

Reynolds  B  F 

Waldron  M  H Mouth  of  Pigeon 

Riggs  &  Roush New  Haven 

Koonlz  Jacob New  Martinsville 

Citizens'  Coal  Co Parkersburgh 

Largent  Joseph Paw  Paw 

Harris  J  D Peabody 

Armstrong   Bros  (seep  311) 

Point  Pleasant 

Nutter  Elmer " 

Mt  Carbon  Co Powellton 

Fleming  Mrs  S  J Ravenswood 

Thompson  H  K Reynoldsville 

Kearney  James Shepherdstown 

Cooper  Bros Short  Creek 

Colborn  WE Simpson 

McCormick  &  Morrison Sistersville 

Reilly  J  J Summit  Point 

McKee  WD. Van  Clevesville 

Crumbacker  G  &  Bro    Wheeling 

McConnell  W  W  (see  p  395)       " 

Teasdale  Robert " 

Hutchinson  &  Co White  Day 


"Coffee  Roasters. 

Ohio  Valley  Coffee  Co Parkersburgh 


Coffins  and  Caskets. 

(See  also  Undertakers.) 
Rudman  John Ravenswood 


Coke  Mnfrs. 

Algoma  Coal  and  Coke  Co Algoma 

Gilliam  Coal  and  Coke  Co '* 

Austen  Coke  Works Austen 

Hutchinson  Coal  and  Coke  Co.Beechwood 

Keystone  Coal  and  Coke  Co Belcher 

Oakland  Coal  and  Coke  Co Corinth 

Yates  Bros  &  Sharp 

St  Clair  Coal  Co Eagle 

Wyant  Coal  and  Coke  Co " 

Algoma  Coal  and  Coke  Co Elkhorn 

Crozer  Coal  and  Coke  Co " 

Elkhorn  Coal  and  Coke  Co " 

Houston  Coal  and  Coke  Co " 

Lick  Branch  Coal  and  Coke  Co .  " 
Lynchburgh  Coal  and  Coke  Co.  " 
Powhatan  Coal  and  Coke  Co..         " 

Stevens  Coal  and  Coke  Co Fairfield 

Gaston  Gas  Coal  Co " 

Boone  J  H Fayette  Station 

Fayette  Coal  and  Coke  Co " 

Fire  Creek  Coal  and  Coke  Co.  .Fire  Creek 


Booth-Bowen  Coal  and  Coke  Co.  Freeman's 

Buckeye  Coal  and  Coke  Co " 

Caswell  Creek  Coal  and  Coke  Co        " 
West  Virginia  Coal  and  Coke  Co.Glenville- 
Standard  Coal  and  Coke  Co Handley 


Cold  Storage. 

See  Storage. 


"Collection  Agents. 

St  Clair  J  G Grafton 

Le  Sueur  RE Lizemores 

Henshaw  John Martinsburgh: 

McKee  WE 

Newman  C  C Moundsville 

Helmick  D  C  (see  p  291).  Parkersburgh 

Jamison  I>  I> " 

Phleeger  L  H Piedmont 

Totton  M  C 

McCoy  J  H  (see  p  349) Sistersville 

Hyer  J  S Sutton 

Klein  I  P  (seep  871) Wellsburgh 

Boycc  S  O  (see  p  399) Wheeling 

Henry  J  A " 

Smith  G  O  (see  right  Up  lines).        " 
Atkins  J  D Yorkville 


Colleges,  Schools,  Etc. 

Hillsboro  Training  School Academy 

Barboursville   College 

(see  p  69) Barboursville 

Bethany  College Bethany 

West  Virginia  Conference  Semi- 
nary  Buckhannon 

Charles  Town  Academy Charles  Town 

John  Stevenson   Female   Semi- 
nary         " 

West    Virginia    Business 

College  (see  p  133) Clarksburgh 

Concord  Normal  School  .Concord  Church 

Sine  A  G Fairmont 

Cropper's  Pen  Ait  Hall  and  Bus- 
iness College Huntington 

Marshall     College    (State 

Normal)  (see  p  207) 

West     Virginia     Corres- 
pondence School  of  Law  (see  p 

215) 

Greenbrier     Military 

Academy  (see  p  233) Lewisburgb 

Lewisburgh  Female  Institute. . .         " 

West  Virginia  University Morgantown 

Holloran  P  W Parkersburgh 

West    Virginia  School  for  the 

Deaf  and  the  Blind Romney 

St  Albans  College St  Albans- 

Salem  College Salem 

Shepherd  College Shepherdstown; 


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Best  Educational  Advantages. 
Expenses  moderate.  Free  Schol- 
arships to  aid  worthy  students. 
Two  Courses  of  Study  in  College. 
Classical,  English,  Normal  and 
Business    Courses    in    Academy. 


MARIETTA  COLLEGE. 


THE  STANDARD  OF  ADMISSION  corresponds  to  the  requirements  of  the  best  Colleges.  A  liberal 
portion  of  the  work  is  ELECTIVE,  giving  free  choice  to  students  to  follow  out  such  lines  m  bcience. 
Literature,  Philosophy,  Mathematics,  or  History,  as  their  tastes,  aptitude,  and  future  occupation 
make  desirable. 

THE  COLLEGE  LIBRARIES,  open  daily,  contain  about  43,000  well-selected  books. 

Experience  has  shown  that  young  men  of  good  character  and  ability  are  very  seldom  obliged  to- 
leave  Marietta  College  for  lack  of  means. 

The  College  is  Christian  but  non-sectarian. 


MARIETTA  ACADEMY. 

A   CLASSICAL   COURSE  in  Latin,  Greek,  Mathematics,  Physics,  History,  and  other  branches 
especially  designed  to  prepare  for  College. 

A  PHILOSOPHICAL  COURSE,  substituting  German  for  Greek. 

AN  ENGLISH  COURSE  for  those  who  do  not  wish  to  enter  College. 

Special  arrangements  in  College  and  Academy  for  GRADUATES  OF  HIGH  SCHOOLS. 


MARIETTA  BUSINESS  COLLEGE. 

Embraces  all  the  essentials  of  a  Thorough  Business  Education— Bookkeeping,  Shorthand,  Type- 
writing, etc.  "^ 

Marietta  is  a  City  of  refinement,  literary  culture,  and  pleasant  homes,  and  offers  unusual  social1 
advantages  to  young  men  attending  College.  It  is  EASY  OF  ACCESS  by  steamers  on  the  Ohio  and 
Muskingum  Rivers,  and  by  the  Baltimore'.  &  Ohio,  the  Ohio  River,  the  C.  &  M.,  the  T.  &  O.  C.  Ex.,  ana 
the  Z.  &  O.  Railroads.  mm  '        „ ...        s    „ 

For  Catalogues  and  Information,  address  the  librarian. 


460  WEST    VIRGINIA    STATE    GAZETTEER 

MOUNT  DE  SALES 

Academy  of  the  Visitation, 


CATONSVILLE,  MD. 


This  Institution,  under  the  charge  of  the  Sisters  of  the  Visitation,  is 
situated  near  Baltimore,  and  about  one  mile  from  Oatonsville,  and  is 
unsurpassed  for  beauty  of  location  and  healthiness.  It  is  surrounded  by 
extensive  grounds,  a  portion  of  which  affords  ample  space  for  the  sports 
and  exercises  of  pupils  ;  the  remainder  supplies  the  table  with  an  abun- 
dance of  fresh  vegetables  of  all  kinds  in  their  season,  and  also  suffices  to 
provide  for  winter  use. 

An  Experienced  Corps  of  Teachers 

who  keep  up  with  the  progress  of  the  present  time,  direct  a  course  of 
stud}'  which  entitles  the  Sisters  to  claim  justly  for  their  Academy  a  posi- 
tion second  to  none  in  the  country. 

The  Scientific  Department 

is  furnished  with  a  fine  apparatus  of  the  most  improved  and  recent  make. 

The  Art  Room 

is  presided  over  by  Sisters  who  devoted  themselves  for  years  to  cultivate 
their  talent  in  the  conservatories  of  New  York,  Boston  and  Baltimore, 
and  study  is  rendered  attractive  to  pupils  by  the  method  pursued.  The 
success  which  has  attended  the  efforts  of  those  conducting  the  Music  and 
French  Classes  is  well  known,  and  it  has  obtained  for  them  a  flattering 
reputation. 

Board,  Tuition,  Washing,  Mending,  Etc.,  Etc.,    $250  per  Annum. 

MUSIC  AND  ART  EXTRA. 


JOSEPH  B.  HALL,  Architect,  SS^tKrWtffc 


COL 


AND    BUSINESS    DIRECTORY. 


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Oak  View  Academy Wayne  C  H 

Enterprise  Business  Col* 

lege  (see  p  371) Wellsburgh 

State  Normal  School West  Liberty 

Glannon  Miss  P  B Wheeling 

Llnsly  Institute  (see p  399).. 
Wheeling     Business     College, 
School     of     English,     Short- 
hand and  Typewritiug 


Commission— General. 

For  all  other  Commission  Lines  see  under 
Heading  of  Goods  Represented. 

Ball  &  Park Burning  Springs 

Blackford  Thomas Parkersburgh 

Heideman  J  F Squirejim 

Benson  ED Terra  Alta 

Bachmann  P  &  Sons Wheeling 

Morris  TA&  Co 

Stolze  Bros " 


Confectioners — Wholesale     and 
Mnfrs. 

Eskew,  Ewers  &  Co Charleston 

White  C  H Grafton 

Jenkins  &  Shahan Parkersburgh 

Bremer  &  Mabis Wheeling 


Gibson  G  H  &  Bro Wheeling 

Hoehle,  Ellis,  Herbert  &  Co. . . . 
Shulz  Nicholas " 


Confectionery,  Fruits,  Etc. 

(See  also  Bakers  and  Confectioners.) 

Skidmore  Levi Addisoa 

Sisk  J  C  BeliDgtoo 

Cott  Mrs  Alice Benwood 

Hoffman  Mrs  Jemima 

De  Grange  Bros Berkeley  Springs 

Trimble  J  W 

Barkesdale  E Bluefieldl 

Fry  AW Cameroe. 

Watson  R  B 

Johnson  W  M Cered© 

Barth  John Charle&toE 

Boyle  Robert 

Nichols  IE 

Sartini  A  &  Bro  &  Co 

Brown  Gustave Charles  Towe 

Pike  C  H Clarksburgfe 

Dyke  Amos Clifton 

Dunham  Miss  C Darkesvillc 

Ginther  J  C Davie 

Porter  E  D 

Harris  O  D Elk  Garde* 

Moran  J  E 


THE  GYMNASIUM  SCHOOL 

( i:\li  L  ISH-OERTII  AN  -CLASSICAL,  i. 

FOR   BOYS   AND  YOUNG   MEN- 

Modeled  after  the  "German  Gymnasium,"  the  Standard  Preparatory  School. 
Complete  courses  preparatory  to  University,  College  or  Business.  Tuition  Fees,  $50  t© 
$125  per  Annum.     Gymnastics  Free. 

E.  DEICHMANN,  Principal.  L.  W.  WILHELM,  Vice-Principal. 

©OS  IfcToxtla.  EJ-u.ta.-w  Street, 

BALTIMORE,  -  -  MARYLAND. 

FRIENDS'  ELEMENTARY  AND  HIGH  SCHOOL 


A  KINDERGARTEN. 


A  PRIMARY  SCHOOL. 


An  Academy  and  Collegiate  Institute  for  Both  Sexes. 

ELI  Iff.   LAMB,  Principal. 

STUDENTS  ADMITTED  AT  ANY  TIME  AND  CHARGED 
FROM  DATE  OF  ENTRY. 


McCULLOH  AND  PRESTON  STS., 


BALTIMORE,  MARYLAND 


n  j  Qi#||§»#w      PATENT    BEVELED  AND    PATENT    SIDING. 

rOPlal    OlQIngi  Little  Kanawha  Lumber  Co.,   Parkersburg,  W.  Va. 


OFFICE    FURNITURE    P    MENDEL   &   CO.'S, 
A    SPECIALTY   AT  "■     ■"■  1124  Main  Street,  WHEELING,  W.  VA. 


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Confectionery,  Fruits,  Etc.— 

Cont'd. 

Garber  J  A Elkins 

Simon  E  B 

Trickett  &  Jenkins " 

Wimer  C  H 

Kigans  MM Eureka 

Fleming  B  A Fairmont 

White  E  E Fetterman 

Bunten  J  B French  Creek 

McMamom  Peter Grafton 

Jenkins  J  S .  .Guyandotte 

Shorter  W  H 

Lingamf elter  Lee Hedgesville 

Collins  J  W Huntington 

Langdon  Albert " 

Leroy  J  V 

Leroy  &  De  Pirre 

MillerME 

Simmons  Martin 

Snider  Bros " 

Spangenberg  Henry " 

Davis  EH Keyser 

Davis  T  H 

Golden  Wm " 

Keller  WH 

Koelz  J  G 

Myers  Henry " 

Nefflen  W  H 

Stuart  Barber 

Murdock  J  E Kingwood 

Voltz  Mrs  Peter " 

Hendricks  Caroline Littleton 

McDonald,  Hawkins  &  Higgs.  .McMahon 

Flowers  J  V Marshville 

Matthaei  C  D Martinsburgh 

Michel  George 

Quenzel  Albert " 

Rouark  WH 

Schlotterbeck  J  D " 

Wild  J  H 

Hudgins  W  H Milton 

Wilson  Walter " 

Love  Miss  J Montgomery 

Brown  Lewis Moorefield 

FriddeLH 

Madera  J  W Morgantown 

Hubbs  Mrs  Ellen Moundsville 

Chapman  J  H New  Cumberland 

Shanley  W  P 

Capehart  G  N New  Haven 

Parsons  A  C " 

Eisenbarth  C  C New  Martinsville 

Headley " 

Snodgrass  J  A " 

Morrison  S  M Newville 

Slaughter  Joseph North  Mountain 

Dorsey  J  M Parkersburgh 

Wild  Mrs  Louisa " 

Wild  Rudolf 


Dignon  Thomas Paw  Paw 

Hanks  &  Bowers " 

Berry  C  A Pennsborough 

Morman  Claud Petersburgh 

Thalaker  Henry 

Spangler  H  B Peterstown 

Bell  Mrs  Annie Piedmont 

Mackey  Maggie  H " 

Neff  C  T 

OehrlJohn 

Abbott  C  S Poca 

Stephenson  S  W Point  Pleasant 

Sayre  FA Ravenswood 

Parsons  I  J Rivesville 

Gabbert  J  S St  Mary's 

Robinson  R  K Shanghai 

Adams  W  A Shepherdstown 

Cutler  C  L Sistersville 

CutlerGO 

Joyce  Mrs  E Terra  Alta 

Bottles  Frank Wellsburgh 

Flaherty  James " 

Stillwell  George West  Grafton 

Young  Philip West  Liberty 

Asselta  N  V Wheeling 

Beihl  Elizabeth 

Calissa  Joseph " 

Claus  Peter 

Costello  Mary *' 

Dillon  ES 

Dunn  George " 

Durst  Alexander " 

Durst  GL 

Fox  Thomas " 

Giannetti  Angelo " 

Gilmartin  Mary " 

Graves  SR 

Greiner  Frederick 

Hasenauer  Bros    " 

House  Elizabeth " 

Innocenti  Frederick " 

Jacobucci  Almerindo ; .        " 

Kel  ley  Michel 

Kennedy  Mrs  Margaret 

King  Mrs  Gertie " 

King  Harry " 

Korell  Martin " 

Laskaris  Louis 

Marine  Andrea " 

Martin  Louis " 

Massini  Louis " 

Mooney  M  J " 

Moore  Clyde " 

Morris  AW 

Newman  Mrs  Ellen " 

Peyton  WW 

Seemeye  Frank " 

Sweitzer  Jacob " 

ThurberDA 

Treiber  Frederick " 


Bleachers. 


R.  F.  POTTS,  Hat  and  Bonnet  Bleacher.  All  kinds  of  Straw 
and  Felt  Hata  Reshaped  into  the  Latest  Styles.  Manufacturer  of  Hat  and 
Bonnet  Frames.    34  16th  St.,  "Wheeling,  W.  Va.    See  Page  5. 


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Wehner  Ricke Wheeling 

Welshana  Robert 

Winzenried  G  C " 

Ziegenfelder  Mary " 

Peck  M  L Winfield 


Contractors— General. 

(See  also  Carpenters,  Builders  and  Contrac- 
tors ;  also  Masons.) 

Ward  Charles Charleston 

Neighbors  &.  Wilson  (seep 

307) Point  Pleasant 

Giesey  Bros  (see  p  387) Wheeling 

Wood  Bros  Planing  mill 

Co  (see  right  top  lines) " 


Contractors— Oil  Well. 

Aylsworth  CO Mannington 

Booth  &  Fulton 

Briody  James " 

Burns  &  Norris " 

Coulter  RC 

Davis  &  Haley " 

Mortimer  Bros " 

Nicholas  W  H  jr " 

Tobin&Dailey 

Wright  PM 


Contractors— Railroad. 

Bennett  P  H Fairmont 

Stewart  C  E  &  Co Wheeling 


Coopers. 

Kirby  Shannon Alderson 

Cuhns  Henry Andy 

Siburt  Adam " 

Hoff  H  &  Sons Bakerton 

Knapp " 

Phillips  &  Co 

Sulcer  W 

Wisewarner  J *' 

Wilson  George Bird 

Willis  Wm Boreman 

Schrack  John Brandonville 

Benford  M  C Brittain 

Ford  L  D 

McVeigh  Patrick 

Bennett  J  M Bruin 

Bond  JS Brushy  Run 

Gebhart  C  C Charleston 

Reed  Joieph Clarksburgh 

Fewsmith  C  S Cornwallis 

Leasure  Bemma Crickard 

Engle  Albert Cuzzart 

Livengood  D  S " 

Lewis  Joseph  East  Lynn 

Stewart  Lot Easton 

Fulke  W  A Elmira 


Harris  Wm Elton 

Lee  James Etam 

Lee  Wm " 

Fred  way  Calvin Fountain  Spring 

Walters  WJ Frazier's  Bottom 

Nicholas  W  E  &  Bro Fudge's  Creek 

Dickenson  Robert Gillespie 

Campbell  H  C Glenwood 

Secrist  R  F Greenland 

Swan  John Guyandotte 

Kerr  Adam Hall 

Malcomb  G  W Hettie 

Moyers  Felix Hopeville 

Ketterman  Jesse Ketterman 

Landes  A  W " 

Foster  Bros Kincaid 

Talbers  Joshua Knoxville 

Stull  D  J Leivasy 

Boston  S  M Letart 

Adams  Elgin Lincoln 

Peck  L  E Lobelia 

Hannis  Distilling  Co Martinsburgh 

Rutherford  A  H 

Wiseman  H  T ■ Matville 

Dulaney  Thomas Maud 

SnodgrassCW " 

Engle  Albert Morgan's  Glade 

Alleman  S Murphy's  Mill 

Barrett  PC 

Dougherty  P " 

Norry  J  D 

Buchanan  G Newfound 

Kapple  H  V New  Martinsville 

Putter  J  W 

Hoylman  W  A Nickell's  Mills 

Camden  Consolidated  Oil  Co.Parkersburgh 

Moore  &  Cole " 

Kimball,  Tyler  &  Co Pennsborough 

Wills  J  B Petroleum 

Canchren  Andrew  &  John Philoah 

Cartmill  J  A Pliny 

Hotinger  Noah Purgitsville 

Bennett  Edward Queens 

Hughes  W Raven  Rock 

Bennett  J  W Ravenswood 

Gandee  J  M " 

GandeeSH 

Parsons  &  Wayne Rllla 

Jones  I  R St  Cloud 

Imlay  J  M St  Mary's 

Porter  J  W 

McGlothlin  J  A Sandy 

Lanham  James Sardis 

McComas  B. Saulsville 

McDermott  James School  House 

Graham  George Sistersville 

Bowman  J  E South  Mill  Creek 

Young  David Statt's  Mills 

Butler  J  R Tophet 

Lewis  James Trout's  Valley 


Musical 

J.  P.  WIESEL, 


Instruments, 

CUMBERLAND,   MD. 


Peabody  Insurance  Co. 


OF  WHEELING,  W.  VA.   The 
BEST   IS   THE   CHEAPEST. 


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Coopers— Cont'd . 

Stotter  HA Unger's  Store 

Spurlock  Daniel. Union  Ridge 

Spurlock  Jesse " 

Phillips  John Uniontown 

Beagle  Milton Waverly 

Beltz  Alexander Wheeling 

McConnell  W  W  (see  p  395) 

Smith  Adam " 

Springer  J  H " 

Stritzal  Frank 

Beltz  Albert Whitfield 

Nau  Emil " 

Meisenhelder  Philip Williamstown 

Meisenhelder  Wm " 

Thornton  W  M Willowton 


Coppersmiths. 

(See  also  Tin  and  Sheet  Iron  Workers.) 
Rader  P  H Wheeling 

"Cordage,  Rope  and  Twine. 
Berry  C  H  (see  left  top  luies).  Wheeling 

Corn  Mills. 

See  Feed  Mills. 


Cornice  Mo  Irs. 

See  Galvanized  Iron  Cornices. 


"Corrugated  Iron  Ulnfrs. 

Wheeling      Corrugating 

Co  (see  front  edge  and  opp). . .  Wheeling 

"Corrugated  Iron  Roofers. 

Wheeling      Corrugating 

Co  (see  front  edge  and  opp) Wheeling 

"Corrugated  Sheets. 

Wheeling      Corrugating 

Co  (see  front  edge  and  opp) Wheeling 


"Corrugated  Wood  Filler. 

Wheeling      Corrugating 

Co  (see  front  edgeand  opp) Wheeling 


Creameries. 

(See  also  Cheese  Mnfrs;  also  Dairymen.) 

Woodyard  J  P Buffington 

Williams  N  H Corley 

Greenbrier  Creamery Lewisburgh 

Thatcher  Bros Martinsburgh 

Billmyer  J  C Shepherdstown 


Billmyer  W  H Shepherdstown 

Sutton  CM Van  Clevesville 

Grafton  Creamery  Co  West  Grafton 


Crockery  and  Glassware — 

Wholesale  and  Mnfrs. 

Bibhee  W  C  (see  p  208)...  Huntington 

Chelsea  China  Co New  Cumberland 

Friedel  John Wheeling 


Crockery  and  Glassware- 
Retail. 

(See  also  Grocers;  also  General  Stores.) 

Moran  Michael Benwood 

Rudesill  C  J  &  Son Charleston 

Taylor  TO Charles  Town 

Wilson  It  G Davis 

Bibhee  W  C  (see  p  208)  . .  .Huntington 

KingCM 

NashFA 

Boler  Martin Lewisburgh 

Bentz  LEiSs  Bro Martinsburgh 

Kilmer  DM 

Saunders  T  E Parkersburgh 

Suter  &  Minshall Piedmont 

White  NC  St  Albana 

Barnes  &  McGregor Wheeling 

Criswell  J  B 

DeGant  J  L.   

Ewing  Bros 

Friedel  John 

Montgomery  J  T 

Reizenstein  Julius 

Steen  W  J 


"Cutlery— Wholesale. 

Smith  W  H  Hardware  Co 

The  (see  left  top  lines  and  p  283) 

Parkersburgh 


"Cutlery— Retail. 

(See  also  Hardware.) 

Filson  Bros  (see p  311).  .Point  Pleasant 

Cartwright  T  J Wheeling 

Heckel  John " 


Dairymen. 

(See  also  Creameries.) 

Engle  G  W Charles  Town 

Mitchell  CT 

Moore  M  R  " 

Page  J  H Guyandotte 

Allstadt  Thomas Harper's  Ferry 

Engle  DF 

Frame  John " 

Henkle  Jacob " 

Stuart  J  A 


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>*  MANUFACTURERS  OP  # 

CORRUGATED  SHEETS, 


SELF  CAPPING  ROLL  ROOFING, 

PRESSED  STANDING  SEAM  ROOFING, 
V-CRIMPED  ROOFING. 


BEADED  SIDING  AND  CEILING, 

METALLIC  WEATHER  BOARDING, 

0.  G.  SHEETS  FOR  SIDING. 


RIDGE  CAPPING, 

CORRUGATED  WOOD  FILLER, 

BUILDING  PAPER,  NAILS. 


DRY,  PASTE  AND  MIXED  PAINTS, 
METALLIC  CEMENT, 

FIRE-PROOF  SHUTTERS  AND  DOORS. 


GALVANIZED  CONDUCTORS,  AND  0.  G.  GUTTERS, 

AND  METAL  ROOFING,  SIDING  AND  CEILING, 

MATERIAL  OF  EVERY  DESCRIPTION. 


WHEELING  CORRUGATING  CO., 

WHEELING,  W.  VA.,  U.  S.  A. 


Send  for  Illustrated  Catalogue  and  Discounts. 


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MANUFACTUBEES    OF 


METAL  ROOFINGS, 

SIDINGS  AND  CEILINGS. 

We  desire  to  call  attention  to  the  quality  of  the  Roofings,  Sidings 
and  Ceilings  manufactured  by  us.  We  use  the  best  material  in  their 
manufacture  and  guarantee  them  to  be  the  equal  of  any  that  are  made ; 
being  the  largest  manufacturers  in  this  line,  we  carry  the  largest  stock 
of  finished  and  unfinished  materials,  and  therefore  can  supply  your  wants 
with  the  least  possible  delay. 

We  have  direct  connection  with  the  following  railroads:  Pittsburgh, 
Cincinnati,  Chicago  &  St.  Louis ;  the  Pennsylvania  Company's  Lines, 
including  the  Cleveland  &  Pittsburgh,  and  Pittsburgh,  Ft.  Wayne  & 
Chicago ;  The  Wheeling  &  Lake  Erie ;  The  Ohio  River  Railway,  con- 
necting with  the  Chesapeake  &  Ohio,  the  Cleveland,  Lorain  &  Wheel- 
ing and  the  Baltimore  &  Ohio. 

We  also  have  the  advantage  of  river  transportation  to  the  South  and 
Southwest  and  to  Missouri  River  points,  transferring  at  St.  Louis. 

We  ask  for  your  trade  on  account  of  the  quality  of  our  goods  and 
our  ability  to  give  you  prompt  shipment,  and  with  a  desire  to  serve  you 
in  a  manner  that  will  be  to  our  mutual  advantage. 


Yours  Respectfully 


WHEELING  CORRUGATING  COMPANY, 

WHEELING,  W.  VA.,  U.  S.  A. 


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Adams  Wm     HuntiDgton 

Frazier  J  H " 

Grimes  James McMechen 

Roush  G  S Martinsburgh 

Showers  G  E 

Thomas  O  M 

Coffman  J  A Ronceverte 

Billmyre  E  E Shepheidstown 

Keplinger  John " 

Tolliver Matthew :  ....         " 

Wheeling  Dairy  Co Wheeling 


Decorators. 

See  Fainters. 


"Dental  Supplies. 

HI  c  La  in    Brothers  (see  left 
top  lines) Wheeling 


Dentists. 

Eskridge  C  W Academy 

Doolittle  E Anita 

Skaggs  A  J Ballard 

SkaggsC  H 

Smith  E  L Berkeley  Springs 

Weymoth  J  H Beverly 

Farnsworth  L  SS Buckhannon 

McDermit  A  P Buffalo 

Simon  ton  W  S Cameron 

Carr  W  C Charleston 

Houser  J  A " 

MahanJN 

Rogers  C  H " 

Van  Vleck  J  A&  Son 

Davis  E  D Charles  Town 

Ranson  J  M " 

Hall  A  B Clarksburgh 

HoltGM  

Vanosten  A  B " 

Robinson  J  H Concord  Church 

McAfee  Jacob Dallas 

Stehley  &  Beachley Elk  Garden 

Dowden  J  E Fairmont 

Doolittle  Ephraim Forksburgh 

Bucher  J  D Franklin 

McMann  E  A Gap  Mills 

Hall  A  B Grafton 

Keener  G  I " 

Newlons  C  W " 

Butt  J  F Greenville 

Hartgrove  J  F Harper's  Ferry 

Anderegg  John Helvetia 

Boggess  J  A Hinton 

Butts  J  F 

Carder  AS Huntington 

Carter  DP 

Van  Vleck  EC 

Reynolds  J  J Hurricane 


Williams  J  A Iron 

Games  J  A Kenna 

Frey  W  H Keyser 

Nelson  G  K Lewisburgh 

Nelson  J  L  &  Son 

Hosklnson  G  W McMechen 

McDonald  Peter Macksville 

Cowan  C  W Mannington 

Dunn  J Marshall 

Boak  J  S Martinsburgh 

HamillG  A 

Pennington  L  R " 

Hatton  A Middleway 

Hawthorne  J  E Morgan  town 

Morris  G  B 

Caddie  G  J Moundsville 

Linch  A  E " 

Simonton  W  S " 

Surgison  J  R New  Cumberland 

Williamson  J  M New  Martinsville 

Ball  John Orpha 

Allen  SB Parkersburgh 

Edwards  Ira  " 

GandeeGW 

HallMT 

Hopkins  Fred " 

Jones  H  K " 

MinksAJ 

Monroe  W  W " 

Stoops  John " 

Canfleld  IP Paw  Paw 

Chenoweth  Wm Philippi 

Tribble  S  W Philoah 

Cross  T  A Piedmont 

Engle  Louis " 

SpanglerWH 

Petty  D  W Point  Pleasant 

Browley  W  S Queen's  Shoals 

Ellison  M  A Raleigh 

Devore  J  N Ravenswood 

ElderJC 

Watson  J  W Ritchie  C  H 

Ensminger  N  A Robinson's  Mill 

Miller  W  L Ronceverte 

Luke  D  R Shepherdstown 

StotlerCT 

Bailey  M  E Siberia 

Bartlett  N  L Simpson 

Campbell  James Sink's  Grove 

Campbell  T 

Crawford  A  D Spanishburgh 

Chapman  D  W Spencer 

Bryan  LB Springfield 

Bush  J  N Tanner's 

Hardy  G  B Terra  Alta 

Pirkey  Hugh Troy 

Campbell  James Union 

Early  J  L 

Brashear  C  B Wellsburgh 

Cummings  W  K " 


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Cutlery,  Iron,  Steel,  Agricultural  Implements,  Wooden- 
ware,  Stores,  and  Manufacturers  of  Tinware.  The  W. 
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Dentists — Cont'd. 

Becker  M'A Wheeling 

CaddleGJ 

Caldwell  &  Geiger " 

Carroll  J  J " 

Gasmire  A  F 

Harrison  H  H " 

Hill  Charles  L.  (see p  S93). . . 

Keim  C  A 

McClure  J  H 

McCormick  A  K " 

Mason  CE 

Milligan  G  C 

New  York  Dental  Asso- 
ciation (see  p  393) ' 

Reefer  L-  H  (see  p  393) *' 

Ross  &  Burdats " 

Tener  R  W 

Diddle  J  H Wolf  Creek 

Adams  P  W Worthington 

Dining  Rooms. 

See  Restaurants. 


Distillers. 

Ballard  J  T Ballard 

Hoover  Wm Deer  Run 

Sharp  AW Edray 

Sharp  John " 

Garrett  &  Co Fetterman 

Wilson  Edward Gray's  Flat 

Huntington  Distillery  Co Huntington 

Hannis  Distilling  Co Martinsburgh 

Hoover  Wm  jr Oak  Flat 

High  Abel Purgitsville 

Douglas  E  R Raven's  Eye 

Jordan  N Rich  Mountain 

McCarty  A  B  (essential  oils) Rockoak 

Swisher  B  B Sedan 

Crickard  P Valley  Bend 

Garrett  Joseph Wardensville 

Dingers  Henderson Warren 

Hager  Benjamin " 

Lake  J  M Webster 

Websters  S  S Willow  Tree 

Orndorff  Pilbury Yellow  Springs 

*Dog  Fanciers. 

Stotler  C  T Shepherdstown 

Doors,  Sash  and  Blind  Dealers. 

See  Sash,  Doors  and  Blinds. 


Dressmakers. 

(See  also  Milliners.) 

Cook  Mrs  MB Alderson 

Smith  Mrs  Virginia " 

Dirton  Miss  MA Barboursville 


Follen  Mrs  MA Belleville 

Armstrong  Emily Berkeley  Springs 

Creager  Miss  Lou " 

Heare  Augusta " 

Hunter  Mrs  J  S " 

McAvoy  Mrs  Florence Buckhannon 

Hanley  Miss  Annie Buffalo 

Lay  ton  Jane  M Cassville 

Jansobn  Mrs  M  T Charleston 

Johnson  Mrs  T  H " 

Alexander  Mrs  N  J Dallas 

Meyer  Mrs  H  A Davis 

Smith  Miss  D Elizabeth 

Middleton  Mrs  Biddie Elk  Garden 

Sheetz  &  Johnson " 

Chisester  Miss  Mary /Fairmont 

Clayton  Miss  Mary " 

Layman  Miss  Emma " 

Dragoo  Mrs  Weeda Farmington 

Murphy  Miss  Mary " 

Roth  Barbara Fulton 

Fleshman  Jennie.  Gap  Mills 

Acord  Mrs  M  F Gormania 

Church  Miss  Grace Guyandotte 

Marshall  Miss " 

Shelton  Miss  Annie " 

Womeldorff  Mrs  Willie " 

Woods  Miss  Annie 

Hammer  Julia Harper's  Ferry 

Hobbs  Mrs  Martha " 

Jones  Mrs  MM " 

Winters  Miss  Belle " 

Pierce  Mrs  EL Hartford  City 

Burks  Sisters Henderson 

Bailey  Mrs  Amanda Hinton 

Lynch  Miss  Kate " 

Bishop  Jennie Huntington 

Dempsey  Mrs  L  E " 

Fisher  Lizzie " 

KneffMrsKA 

McLellan  Mrs  N  J " 

Nesperley  Mrs  M  J " 

Parks  Tetia Kingwood 

Squires  Mrs  Thomas " 

Bell  Miss  Annie Lewisburgh 

Slatnaker  Mrs  Lillie Madilin 

Padden  Miss  N  L Mannington 

Abrell  Miss  Ida. Martinsburgh 

Milbonrn  Miss  Lou " 

Petcher  M  J 

Lutz  Sisters Mason  City 

Twyford  Addie  &  Bertha. .  .Middlebourne 

Billetter  Ellen Moundsville 

Coburn  Alice '* 

Hartley  Sisters " 

Osborn  Mrs  ML 

Stewart  Mrs  R  M " 

Snider  Eliza Newburgh 

Pemberton  L  E New  Martinsville 

Carf er  S  M Parkersburgh 


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Holtz  Mrs  D  E Parkersburgh 

Samuels  Mrs  Alice " 

Hamilton  Ida  .     Paw  Paw 

Hedding  Prudence " 

McAdams  Laura , " 

Barnes  &  Neptune Pennsboro 

Fallen  Mary 

Adkins  Miss  S  F Point  Pleasant 

Fowler  &  Jones " 

Diddle  Miss  Benta Ravenswood 

Fleming  Misses " 

Heaton  Miss  Bessie " 

Kendall  Mrs  S  A 

Taylor  Sisters " 

Wilkinson  Miss  Lizzie " 

Ballah  Rosa Rivesville 

Boggess  Libbie " 

HessOllie 

Conrad  Miss  F  B Roanoke 

McAvoy  Rosa  E Rock  Cave 

Roby  Nerva " 

Mytinger  Mrs  Wm Romney 

Hunt  Mrs  E  B  &  Sister Ronceverte 

Parker  Mrs  N  A " 

Dandridge  Miss  Bettie St  Albans 

O'Neill  Miss 

Duer  Miss  Maggie Sandy 

Hartley  Miss  Agnes Shinnston 

Stewart  Miss  Eliza Sisters vi lie 

Vance  Emma Triadelphia 

Means  D  R Troy 

Shorts  H  C West  Liberty 

Burkey  Rosa Wheeling 

Collins  Mary  E 

Gilligan  Miss  M  J 

Goudy  S  A  

Gro8scurth  Mary 

Hathaway  Mrs  A  V 

Majors  Emma 

Murphy  Miss  C  A  &  Co 

Neuhart  Mrs  J 

Nightingale  AC 

Ocker  Emma 

Rielly  Miss  Sallie 

Schmidt  Ida  L 

Snider  Margaret 

Winning  Mrs  Emma 

Wright  ML 

Wickline  Mrs  M  E.White  Sulphur  Springs 
Miller  &  Priestly Winfield 


Druggists— Wholesale. 

Boggs  EL Charleston 

Tyree,  Rollins  &  Co 

Murdoch  J  N. Parkersburgh 

Zerkle  C  A  (see  p  SSS) St  Albans 

Goodwin  JT&  Co Wheeling 

McLain  Brothers  (see  left  top 
lines)  " 


Reed,  Robb  &  Breiding Wheeling 

Smith  John  L  &  Co " 


Druggists— Retail. 

(See  also  General  Stores.) 

Mohler  &  Nickell Alderson 

Bright  R  D Barboursville 

Keever  A  S  &  W  C Belleville 

Keever  L  F " 

Peabody  B  F Benwood 

Sinclair  J  &  Bro " 

Disher  H  W Berkeley  Springs 

Gilpin  &  Son " 

Shriver  Calley Bethany 

Bluefield  Drug  Co. . .   Bluefield 

Peters  A  L&  Co  

Williams  &  Campbell  

Hix  T  D Bramwell 

Late  W  M Bridgeport 

McKinley  &  Brown Buckhannon 

Mathers  J  R " 

Reger  R  A " 

Simpson  G  B " 

McDermit  A  P Buffalo 

Wolfe  TR 

Womeldorff  JT 

Jordan  C  S Cairo 

Booker  J  L Cameron 

DavisES 

Hill  &  Howard 

Jones  W  S Central  Station 

Bloss  W  M Ceredo 

Boggs  EL Charleston 

MavityJH 

Roethlein  Edward 

Rogers  J  H " 

Scott  Bros " 

Shotwell  &  Fife 

Aisquith  &  Co Charles  Town 

Bishop  J  P 

Brown  J  W " 

Light  &  Watson " 

Clayton  &  Dent Clarksburgh 

CrlssRJ 

Cunningham  Bros " 

MahnsJT 

Wells  H  L 

Nease  &  Somerville Clifton 

Johnston  F  S Davis 

Doss  8  H Dennis 

Larke  R  D Eastbank 

Lowther  MR Elizabeth 

Robinson  ME Elk  City 

Edgell  L  L Elk  Garden 

Kennedy  &  Edgell " 

Hedges  Bros  &  Co Elkins 

Underwood  D  J " 

Atkinson  &  Robinson Fairmont 

Carney  CB 


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Druggists— Retail— Cont'd. 

Comerf  ord  MM Fairmont 

HallWH&Co 

Yant  Daniel Fairview 

Bo  wen  H  H Frametown 

Shields  W  H Frankford 

Dodson  EH Glenville 

•Grant  &  Jackson Grafton 

Love  I  M&  Co 

Thayer  &  Haught " 

Barr  Bros Grantsville 

Murphy  &  Page Guyandotte 

Cavalier  R  H Harper's  Ferry 

Daniels  H  V 

WebbNE 

■Crary  MS Hartford  City 

Butler  M  S Hedge3Ville 

Hume  W  W  &  Co Hinton 

Woolfolk  Eugene *' 

Boggess  T  M Huntington 

Crider  J  L 

Davis  BT 

Keefe  Wm 

Kirk patrick  &  Co 

Reese  &  Co 

Smith  WE 

Dudding  G  W Hurricane 

Snider  &  Woodford Hultonville 

Pfost  H  F Jackson  C  H 

Daniels  T  L • Kerens 

Elliott  T  C Keyser 

HallJW 

McMillen  R Kingwood 

Hartley  &  Seaman Le  Roy 

Polstry  A  A Letart 

Sydenstricker  OP Lewisburgh 

Huey  J  O Mannington 

Lincoln  LA " 

Tetrick  JM 

Fout  J  L Martinsburgh 

Gilbert  AM 

Hower  J  A  C " 

Snodgrass  MA " 

Snodgrass  R  L  &  Co " 

Williams  E  C  jr  &  Co 

Hawkins  J  W Middlebourne 

Davis  &  Simms Montgomery 

Laird  &  Wysor " 

Carpenter  G  H Moorefield 

Gamble  HM&  Co 

Lazier  H  B Morgantown 

ReedJM&Co 

Davis  J  R Moundsville 

Rogers  T  R  &  Sons 

Dent  F  M Newburgh 

McKee  W  H  &  Co New  Cumberland 

Scott  W  A 

Roush  L  F New  Haven 

Lowther  F  P New  Martinsville 

Richardson  RT 


Ayers  Z  M . , Palatine 

Boreman  W  I Parkersburgh 

Bryan  &  Weiller " 

Good  J  W 

Hull  R  J 

Jones  C  M " 

Murdoch  J  N ; " 

Murdoch  Wm  C  &  Co 

Reifsnyder  E  F 

Skirvin  &  Flaherty 

Wade  C  A 

Walker  J  M 

Sigler  G  P Pennsborough 

Bosworth  J  W Philippi 

Gall  ED 

Shaw  H  Clay  (see  right  bot- 
tom lines) Piedmont 

Whitworth&Co 

Hooff  G  W  M Point  Pleasant 

Van  Gilder  A  C  (see  p  809). 

Slnsel  L  S Pruntytown 

Denoon  J  W Ravenswood 

Norvell  EH 

SayreFA 

Wells  E&  Co 

Wetzel  J  H  . .  " 

Hamilton  W  S. . . . . . . . '. '. . . '. '. '.  Ritchie  C  H 

Cook  J  R Rinesville 

Whelan  ME Roanoke 

Williamson  &  Diller Romney 

Fry  T  C  &  Co Ronceverte 

Moore  W  W  &  Son 

Clark  C  E St  Albans 

Zerkle  C  A  (see  p  888) 

Watson  J  B St  Mary's 

Wilson  E  A Salem 

Gibson  J  G    Shepherdstown 

McMurran  Joseph " 

Scranage  Harvey Shinnston 

Hendershot  DA Sistersville 

Bailey  A  G Spencer 

Parsons  H  R 

Pfost  J  M 

Waggy  &  Cauley Sutton 

Powell  M  T Tunnelton 

Campbell  N  B Union 

Keyser  &  Baker Wayne  C  H 

Abrams  W  S Wellsburgh 

Cooper  J  M&  Co 

Frost  E  A 

Bare  J  H Weston 

Edmlston  &  Chalfant " 

Ralston  Er  " 

Ross&Higbie 

McLane  W  L West  Union 

Armbrecht  W  C Wheeling 

Bingell  Mrs  S  J " 

Booking  Edmund " 

BriceSL 

BurtR  B 


HOT  WATER, 


Heating,  Sanitary  Plumbing,  Steam,  Water, 
GAS  and  FACTORY  Supplies.  Charles  H. 
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Chaney  HE Wheeling 

Coleman  John " 

EbelingGH 

FalloureJB 

Goetze  OR " 

Graham  C  W 

Heinrici  M  W 

HennigEI 

Irwin  W  W 

Klari  John " 

Kurtz  HB 

ListRH 

Logan  Drug  Co " 

McCollough  W  S 

McElroyWS 

HcLain  Brothers  (see  left 

top  lines) " 

Men  kernel  ler  Charles " 

Schnepf  Christian " 

SeymourFW 

Williams  W  E 

Williams  W  H 

ToungAT 

fer  Joseph Winfield 


*Dry  Docks, 

•Charleston  Dry  Dock  Co Charleston 

Armstrong  Dry  Docks  {see 

p  311) Point  Pleasant 

Dry  Goods— Wholesale. 

Arnold,  Abney  &  Co Charleston 

Jelenko  &  Bro " 

Caswell  Harry Parkersburgh 

Prager  Isaac  &  Son " 

Taylor  RB 

Winer  &  Bro St  Mary's 

Delaplain  L  8,  Son  &  Co Wheeling 

Hicks  &  Hoge 

Jacobs  &  Isenberg.. . " 


Dry  Goods— Retail. 

(See  also  General  Stores.) 

Farnsworth  Mrs  H  W Buckhannon 

Moore  Bros " 

ShinnLP 

Simpson  A  A " 

Boerner  C  F Cameron 

Bryan  W  J 

Biera  &  Treidman Charleston 

Coyle  &  Richardson " 

Goldbarth  &  Strauss " 

May  Bros " 

Rand  &  Goshorn " 

Sterrett  Bros «« 

Burns  &  Shugeit Charles  Town 

Hirschman  8D&  Co " 

Palmbaum  M&  Bro " 


Barnett  R  R Clarksburgh 

Evans  TL&  Son 

Fletcher  A  J 

HoldenWP 

Smith,  Brown  &  Co " 

Spates  T  S&  Son 

Ferguson  &  Blocher Davis 

Clark  Andrew Dean 

Jarrel  M  D Effle 

McDannald  W  T Elk  City 

Millman  B 

Steiding  E  J Elk  Garden 

Hays  Amos Elkins 

Shein  &  Banks " 

Heffner  A  L  Fairmont 

Swisher  BF 

Kelley  A  R  &  Co Fetterman 

Day  JW&Co  Gormania 

Allen  S  L  Grafton 

Boyles  L  M " 

Davis  &  Byers " 

Samath  Win Guyandotte 

Smith  A  E 

Graham  S  A Harper's  Ferry 

Biern  &  Friedman Huntington 

Garland  &  Valentine " 

Jack  R  A&Co  

Eahn  Mrs  Lena " 

Lefkowitch  Louis " 

Newman  Henry " 

Miller  John Keyser 

Chafln  F  M Logan  C  H 

Justice  John " 

Koon  J  T Mannington 

Berry  H  C Martinsburgh 

Bowers  J  A " 

Emmert  &  Fiery. " 

Gaver  G  E 

Herring  C  P " 

Sprinkle  W  E 

Ruttencutter  WE Mason 

Sameths  Wm Milton 

Champe  Mrs  A  F. . .   Montgomery 

Chadwick  David Morgantown 

Wood  Joseph " 

Rulong  Mrs  A Moundsville 

Barrett  PC Murphy's  Mill 

Harberger  &  Bloom  ....  New  Cumberland 

Stewart  A  H " 

Davis  MB New  Martinsville 

Potts  EB 

Hoult  &  Co Palatine 

Caswell  Harry Parkersburgh 

Dills  JW&  Sons 

Figdore  Erme " 

Hendershot  J  K " 

Eight  JW&Co    

McKinney  &  Dils " 

Prager  Isaac  &  Son " 

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Dry  Goods— Retail— Cont'd. 

Teed  H  W Parkersburgh 

Warshaw  &  Kaminsky Pennsborough 

Byrer  F  S Philippi 

Dailey  John Piedmont 

DraneRH&Co 

Harper  J  L Point  Pleasant 

Houser  H  G Romney 

Jackson,  Cackley  &  Co Ronceverte 

Harris  T  E St  Albans 

Fortney  &  Jarrett Shinnston 

Duling  C  F  &  Son Spencer 

Bland  HE&  Co Sutton 

Douglass  J  T "Wellsburgh 

Brinkman  Frederick Weston 

Whelan  AF 

Aaron  Mrs  Jenetta Wheeling 

Altmeyer  Mrs  Manther 

Egger,  Warrick  &  Co " 

Emsheimer  Hannah " 

FerrelJW 

Gavin  J  V 

GoodLS 

Hall  Joseph 

Jacobs  Henry  " 

Meinhart  &  Stentzel 

Metz  Leopold " 

Miller  J  C 

Rhodes  J  S&Co 

Rody  Ellen " 

Schepp  Conrad 

Snook  George  M  &  Co 

Stifel  George  E  &  Co 

Stone  &  Thomas " 

Taylor  GR.... 

Whit  Louis 


~I>rj ,   Paste  and    Mixed   Paints. 
Wheeling  Corrugating  Co 

(see  front  edge  and  p  IfiS) Wheeling 


Dyers  and  Scourers. 

Baldwin  Alexander Charleston 

Lacy  Mrs  Fred Clarksburgh 

Guard  W  H Parkersburgh 

Aul  Conrad Wheeling 

Heilmeier  John " 

Neuman    Charles   &.   Co 

(seepifit) " 

StriffF&Son 


Electric    Light   Companies. 

Charleston  Gas  and  Electric  Co  Charleston 

City  Electric  Light  Co Charles  Town 

ClarksburghElectric  Light  Co.  Clarksburgh 
Huntington  Electric  Light    and 

Street  Railway  Co Huntington 

Edison  Illuminating  Co Martinsburgh 


Parkersburgh  Electric  Light  and 

Power  Co Parkersburgh 

Snyder  D  8 Point  Pleasant 

Ronceverte  Electric  Light  Co.. Ronceverte 

"Electrical  Supplies. 
Michaelson  O  II  (see  p  107)  Charleston 
Moundsville  Electrical  Co  . . .  Moundsville 


Electro-Platers. 

See  Gold  and  Silver  Platers. 


Elevator   Builders. 

Kin cu id  W  M  (see  p  93) Cameron 

Fairmont  machine  Works 

(see  p  163) Fairmont 

Employment  Bureaus. 

Petersen  Peter Wheeling 

Engineers — Civil  and  Surveying* 

Goodrich  &  Clark Algoma 

McConn  SB Alton 

Prlckett  W  8 Barrackville 

Wood  I  W Baxter 

McCullough  W  H Berkeley  Springs 

Van  Goshen  J " 

Landers  DA Brushy  Run 

Mullins  LA Buckhannon 

Westfall  GD 

Campbell  AH Charleston 

Campbell  A  M " 

Hogue  J  8 " 

Jeffries  TE 

McDermott  C  K " 

MolerJD&WG 

Summers  W  8 

Venable  M  N " 

Brown  S  H Charles  Town 

McElroyJB 

Kain  W  F Chilton 

Bogges9  C  A Clarksburgh 

Ayers  J  B Clayton 

Marsteller  Nicholas Corcoran 

Barnsley  G  T  . . .    Dingess 

Baxter  George Edray 

Brickett  &  Thompson Fairmont 

Barnett  O Grove 

Grubb  J  H Harper's  Ferry 

Hull 

Jones  T  E Hartford  City 

Allis  Hernando Henderson 

Allis  Ira  , " 

Calloway  J  H " 

Gibson  Norman " 

Bowman  J  W Hendricks 

Musgrave  D  L Hoodsville 

Harris  R  W Huntington^ 

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W.  H.  CORLETT. 

COBLETT  BEOS., 

(Successors  to  W.  F.  ARNOLD  &  CO.) 
WE  MAKE  CUTS  OF 

BUILDINGS,  PORTRAITS,  LANDSCAPES, 

Machinery,  Glassware, 

Silverware,  Stoves,  Etc. 

Special  Attention  given  to  Illustrating  Catalogues. 

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Doane  W  A Kenova 

FurberWC 

Janney  W  D " 

Spindle  J  P 

Adams  T  P Keyser 

Biser  David 

Keesy  &  Mills Lewiston 

Parsons  MM Louther 

Harrison  P  R Martinsburgh 

Wood  I  W 

Warner  J  C Middlebourne 

Hurley    J    F   &,    Bro   (see 
below)  Moundsville 

J.  F.  BURLEY.  J.  L.  BURLEY. 

J.  F.  BURLEY  &  BRO., 

CIVIL  ENGINEERS  and  SURVEYORS 

City,  Railroad  and  Bridge  Engineers,  Land 
Surveyors  and  Draughtsmen. 


MOUNDSVIIiLE, 


W.  VA. 


Connelley  J  C Moundsville 

Holt  J  H 

Pickering  CM Mt  Carbon 

Morgan  F  F New  Martinsville 

Dunbar  V  A  &  Son Parkersburgb 

FarrowJSA " 

Johnson  G  W Pentress 

Boggess  A  L Point  Pleasant 

Anderson  John Raleigh 

KeatleyEM 

Vosburg  A  J Ravens  wood 

Mollohan  Bernard Replete 

Ruckman  J  G Romney 

Gallaher  R  A St  Mary's 

Tucker  H  J Sewell  Depot 

Robinson  J  W Shanghai 

Potts  H  W Shepherdstown 

RentchDS 

Clark  AT Sir  John's  Run 

Myers  T  R Squirejim 

Gilchrist  James Wheeling 

Hoge  F  L.  (see  397) 

Hoge  &  White  (see p  397). . . 

Smith  WC&CC 

White  A  Li  (see  p  397) 

Triplett  F  M Willow  Island 


Engineers— mining. 

Goodrich  &  Clark Algoma 

Bartlam  T  A Crescent 

Brickett  &  Thompson Fairmont 

Chamberlain  H  H Lewiston 


"Engine  Builders. 

(See  also  Founders  and  Machinists.) 
Hart  C  M  &  J  B  (see  p  131) 

Clarksburgh 


Osborn  Machinery  Co 

(see  p  135) Clarksburgh 

Caswell  Machine  Co Parkersburgh 

Redman  &  Co  (seep  396)  —  Wheeling 


"""Engines  Boilers  Etc. 

Kincaid  W  WL  (see  p  93) Cameron 

Michaeison  O  H  (see  p  207)Charleston 


"Engravers— Glass. 

SteenWJ Wheeling 

"Engravers— Wood. 

Bullard  Printing  House Wheeling 


"Excelsior  ITlnfrs. 

Huntington  Excelsior  and 

Mattress  Co  (seep  215). .....  Huntington 


Express  Companies. 

See  page  58. 


Express  and  Drayage. 

Cove  A  S Adonis 

Lee  C  F Henderson 

Wendel  Bros Wheeling 


Fancy  Goods. 

See  Notions. 


Farm  Implements. 

See  Agricultural  Implements. 


Feed  Dealers. 

See  Flour  and  Feed. 


Feed  Mills. 

(See  also  Flour  Mills.) 

BeallC  H Aspinall 

Dilworth  &  Shaw Astor 

Marpee  W  C " 

Bowen  &  Watts Bowen 

Cooper  Harvey Brooks 

Bryan  R  C Buffalo 

Yeager  J  L Bula 

Cook  D  K Crany 

Walker  J 

Braggs Dempsey 

Oates  IE Elk  Garden 

Lett  J  A Harman 

Ray  Washington " 

White  L 

Morris  R  F Henderson 

Richards  H Holbrook 

Rollins  R  W Kincheloe 


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Feed  Mills— Cont'd. 

Armantrout  &  Bro Laurel  Branch 

McCoy  J  G Leblong 

Brown  J  W Lizemores 

Morton  J  T 

Scott  Everett Long 

Smith  G  H Lurd 

Booth  D  H Mt  Clare 

Shaw  &  Springer Neel 

Goon  Jacob Nelson 

Parks  N  S Nero 

Morris  D  S Odell 

Casto  G  R Parchment  Valley- 
Sparks  J  B Persinger 

Poindexter  Tony Racine 

Boggs  &  Slacke Replete 

Knight  James  &  Co Rivesville 

Rowan  &  Scott Roaring  Creek 

Turner  Samuel Sand  Hill 

Hoffman  B  F Simpson 

Sinuett  J  P Sinnett's  Mills 

Mitchell  J  M Spencer 

Hannah  AW Split  Rock 

Phillips  A  E Top  of  Alleghany 

Uuger  N  A Uuger's  Store 


Feed  Stables. 

See  Livery. 


*Fenee   Builders. 

JBuisclier  Louis  &  Bro  (see 
p  $87) Parkersburgh 

"Ferries. 
Sioaie  Bros  (see  309) Point  Pleasant 


Fertilizer   Mnfrs. 

PiiUiips  J  H Berkeley  Springs 

Lijppitt  W  F  &  T  P  (see  p  125) 

Charles  Town 

Miller  J  H  &  Sons Martinsburgh 

Legg  S  H  &  Co Ronceverte 


"Fertilizer  Dealers. 

Washington  &  Alexander  .  .Charles  Town 


Fire  Brick  and  Fire  Clay. 

GSade  Fire  Brick  Co  Fairmont 

Cunningham,  Taylor  &  Co. . . ; . 

New  Cumberland 

McMahan,  Porter  &  Co 

Porter  John  Co  The " 

Porter  &  Bolton " 

Smith,  Porter  &,  Co  (see  p 

269) 

Glade  Fire  Brick  Co Nuzums 

Holmes  W  D Point  Pleasant 


Fire  Escapes. 

See  opposite. 


*Firc-Proof  Shutters  and  Doors. 

Wheeling  Corrugating  Co 

(see  front  edge  and  p  4-65) Wheeling 


Fish,  Oysters  and  Game. 

Porter  ED Davis 

Smoot  Beverly Guyandotte 

Parker  G  W Wheeling 

Taylor  CN " 

Teasdale  Robert 

Yahrling  August " 


"Fishing  Tackle. 

Smith  W  H  Hardware  Co 

(see  left  top  lines  and  p  283) .  Parkersburgh 
Berry  C  II  (see  left  top  lines). .  Wheeling 


"Flooring  and  Ceiling. 

Koontz  Bros  &  Phillips.  .New  Martinsville 

Florists  and  Nurserymen. 

Haring  Peter Berkeley  Springs 

Bufflngton  Mrs  E  E Buffington 

Shaver  J  R Charleston 

Walker  Miss  Etta 

Waters  Wm Charles  Town 

McGinty  W  M Glendale 

Dusenberry  Mrs  Annie Guyandotte 

Mosgrove  Mrs " 

Daniels  A  C  (see  p  208) Huntington 

Imbach  Joseph Martinsburgh 

Dudley  &  Carney Parkersburgh 

Handel  Louis Wheeling 

Kettler  Charles 

Laupp  Franz " 

IVovvviock  L.  H  (seep  401).. .        " 

Schockey  Frederick ...        " 

ZaneWF 


Flour  and  Feed— Wholesale. 

Fredlock  J  C  &  Co Piedmont 

Rice  Bros Romney 

Dowler  &  Do wler Wheeling 


Flour  and  Feed— Retail. 

(See  also  Grocers  ;  also  Flour  Mills;  also 
Feed  Mills.) 

Shirtliff  &  Howes Belington 

Eppinger  Wm Berkeley  Springs 

Gooch  &  McCue Bluefleld 

Bibby  R  L  &  A  R Charleston 

Brown  &  Co 

Carr  L  A  Milling  Co 

Gates  J  H 


Reymann  Brewing  Co, 


WHEELING,  W£ST  VIRGINIA,  Brewers  of  the 
Celebrated  EXPORT,  LAGER  and  BAVA- 
RIAN BE~R.    Best  in  the  Market. 


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Gelbart  C  C Charleston 

Oakes,  Donnally  &  Co " 

Lambert,  Harper  &  Co Circleville 

Pritcbard  S  C Dunmore 

Oiffin  &  Brown .Elkins 

Juergens  E  L  {seep  355).  .Frametown 

Bradsbaw  John Grafton 

Hutchison  M Green  Sulpbur  Spring 

Cockrell  Tbomas Harper's  Ferry 

Nichols  W  B  &  Bro 

Hogg  C  L Huntington 

Sinclair  A.  R  &  Son Irontown 

Wilkes  James Lewisburgh 

Houseworth  W  W Martinsburgb 

Roush  Jacob Mason 

Veith  Wm 

Peters  R  S Moundsville 

Walkup  J  H Mulvane 

■Capehart  G  N New  Haven 

Hutchinson  G  W Parkersburgh 

TracewellCE 

•Gilbert  W  H Piedmont 

Ray  C  E Point  Pleasant 

Gabbert  H  B St  Mary's 

-Green  L  M Wellsburgh 

McCord  GW 

Acker  J  R  &  Co Wheeling 

Kimberly  &  Davis " 

Marshall  Walter 

Wolvington  Wm 


Flour  and  Grist  Mills. 

.Figures  indicate  the  number  of  run  of  stone 
or  sets  of  rolls;  the  letters  ''«"  or  "to" 
signify  the  power  used,  steam  or  water; 
the  letter  "  r  "  represents  rollers,  and  the 
figures  following  that,  the  daily  capacity  in 
barrels. 

(See  also  Feed  Mills.) 

Law  T  A  (w) Aberdeen 

'Bird  U  J Academy 

McNeil  Isaac " 


Bailey  J  N  (w) , Ada 

McCardell  Daniel Adaline 

Munson  S  H  ( w) Adamston 

Conrad  B  C  (w) Addison 

ElbonJC(w) 

Woodzell  James  (w) " 

Alkise  Hiram^w) Alaska 

Bright  J  C  (r,  50) Alderson 

Jones  A  J  (s) " 

Collett  P  (w) Alpena 

McCoy  John  (w) .  . .  Altizer 

Pringle  R  H Alton 

Woofter  &  Stark  (s) Alum  Bridge 

Harlow  J  M  (w) Alvon 

Scott  Bros  (w) " 

Fetton  Z  T  (s) Amblersburgh 

Morgan,  McCrary  &  Co ' Amos 

Standish  Levi Anderson 

Taylor  RP 

Rogers  Wm  (w) Andy 

Ong  &  Love  (s) Angerona 

Hayhurst  Eli Anita 

Masters  Wm Ansted 

Rogers  T  B  &  Bro Antioch 

Anvil  John Anvil 

Talbott  R  M  (w) Arden 

Price  J  D Argo 

Hays  G  W • Arnoldsburgh 

Ellison  J  Z  (w) Assurance 

Smith  J  B&Bro(s) 

Marpel  W  C Astor 

Watson  &  Norman  (w) Auburn 

Bucklen  &  Simmons Augusta 

Cox  NB(w) Avon 

Sherwood  &  Bros  (s) " 

Bailey  J  S .Baileysville 

Reed  G  W Baker's  Run 

Moore  &  Lane  (w) Ball's 

Robinson  John  (w) Barmen 

Merritt  &  Co Barboursville 

Bacon  N Barger's  Springs 

Lilly  John Barn 

Vines  H  L 

Steel  James Barrackville 


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Cant  Hooks. 


Saw    mill     Supplies,     mining:    and    Railroad    Supplies. 

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Flour  and  Grist  Mills — Cont'd. 

Howerton  E Basin  Springs 

Barnett  LJ Baughman 

Barnett  W  C 

Baughman  John  (w) " 

BoggsDP 

Conrad  CH 

Prance  Andrew " 

Green  Isaac 

Fortsfield  John Baxter 

O'Neal  AM Bays 

Beall  John  (w) Beall's  Mills 

Cayton  John  (s) '• 

Craven  John Bearsville 

Alderson  G  H Beaver  Mills 

Kennedy  John Bedington 

Miller  John Beech 

Coleman  Charles Beets 

Cole  Dr 

Coleman  &  Sons " 

Koontz  Milton " 

Sinlings  Cal " 

Belleville  Milling  Co Belleville 

Hale  Bros Ben  Lomond 

Clemans  T Benson 

Davis  &  Collins  (s) Berea 

Hamrick  Benjamin Bergoo 

Baker  E  M Berkeley  Springs 

Hingman  P  G Berlin 

Waugh  David Bethany 

Bailey  J  M  (w) Bethel 

Baker  Isaac  Beverly 

Dean  S  C Bifid 

Bennett  &  Johnson Big  Springs 

Brown  J  F Birch  River 

Frame  A  P 

Gorsuch  C  T Bloomery 

Price  John  M  &  Wm  H Blundon 

BohonM Bohon 

Booker  Postley  (s) Booker's  Mills 

Bowen,  Huff  &  Eaves Bowen 

Bowlby  E  J  (s) Bowlby 

Prince  B  F  (w  and  s) Bradens 

Hoover  Bros  (w) Brandy  wine 

Barritt  W  A  jr  &  Co  (s) Bretz 

CondenWA(s) 

Davidson  John Bridgeport 

Sandusky  J  B " 

Mclntyre  &  Watkins Brown's  Mills 

Beeghley  E  (w) Bruceton  Mills 

Lowry  ST Buck 

McClintic  W  (w) Buckeye 

Underwood  Wm " 

Anchor  Mills Buckhannon 

Peyton  K  S  Buena  Vista 

Mitchell  Charles  (s) Buffalo  Lick 

Yeager  J  L  (w) Bula 

Bright  Robert Bunger's 

Bunger  J  H " 

Cunningham  J  B  (w) Bunker  Hill 


Mayhurst  Eli Bunner's 

Travis  E  (s) 

McCoy  Johnson  (s) Burch 

Carpenter  W  M Burdett 

Kayzer  Bishop 

Umstot  C  G Burlington 

Teeter  J  L  (w) Burnersville 

Bodkins,  Fidler  &  Rudkin Burnsville 

Wamsley  &  Herdman  (s) . . .  .Burnt  House 

Freeland  E  J Burton 

McKinney  Bros Cairo 

Caldwell  J  R  (w) Caldwell 

Tisher  C  T Calhoun 

Fetty  P  E Camden 

Rees  &  Dunlevy  (s,  12  r) Cameron 

Smith  B Camp 

Campbell  J Camp  Creek 

}  Ellison  &  Co " 

McKinney  R  F Canton 

Hook  AM Capon  Bridge 

Friesh  Wm Carmel 

Thome  W  R Cassity 

Berry  T  E Cassville 

Jack  W  H Cedarville 

Morrison  J  J Central  Station 

Reed  Daniel Centreville 

Fischback  J  G Ceredo 

Harris  &  Simmons Chapel 

Peck  RW&JE Chapmanville 

Bibby  J  &  Bro Charleston 

Carr  L  A  Milling  Co  (r,  125). ... 
Shenandoah  Milling  Co  (w,  7  r, 

2  s) Charles  Town 

Chase  &  Shinn Chase 

Henderson  &  Browning Christian 

Flesher  &  Moneypenny Churchville 

Downe  W  F Clrcleville 

Harper  Henry " 

McCormick  J  M Cisko 

Anchor  Mills  (s,  3  r) Clarksburgh 

Point  Roller  Mills  (w  and  s,  20  r,  100)  " 
Lowndes  &  Chorpening  (s  and 

w,  16  r,  2  s,  75) 

Stephenson  Bros Clay  C  H 

Graham  John Clayton 

Dunbar  W  8  (b) Clear  Creek 

McGinnis  S " 

Moles  James  (w) " 

Wood  George  (s) " 

Evans  &  Co Clifton  Mills 

Kesler  John Clifty 

Ramsey  S " 

SharverTI 

Haigh  John  (s) Clinton  Furnace 

Johnson  O  B  (w) 

Armistead  J  M Clio 

Ryland  J  T Colliers 

Perden  Z Comfort 

Hartman  D  S Confidence 

Morris  W  N Conings 


Iron  Doors  and  Shatters. 


COX  A  MORRISON,  Boilermakers 
and  Mnfrs.  all  Kinds  of  Sheet  Iron  Work, 
WHEELING,  VV.  VA.  —  See  Page  5. 


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479 


Coon  Jacob Coon's  Mills 

Copenhaver  James  &  A  Ramsey 

Copen haver's  Mills 

Pasley  W  R Copley ville 

Harper  N  F Corley 

Taylor  James  (w)  Cornwallis 

Rhodes  &  McCoy  (w) Cottageville 

Dempey  J  E Cotton  Hill 

"Warner  C  S  (w) 

Poffinbarger  Wm  (s) Couch 

Smith  &  Enoch Cove  Gap 

■Queen  Benton Cox's  Mills 

Aldersou  G  H Craigsville 

Cutlip  J  K 

Walker  Jacob Crany 

Conrad  L  C Crickard 

Fox  J  B Crickmer 

Walker  J  H 

Horn  E  J Crook 

Haught  J  N Cross  Roads 

Brown  &  Harless .Cyclone 

Phipps  P  M Danville 

Zork  Johnson " 

Bryarly  Mrs  M  P  (w) Darkesville 

Cushwa  J  S  (w) " 

Phelps  &  Creel Davisville 

Teter  J  A Day's  Mills 

Perry  R  C  (w) Decota 

Doak  &  Smith Deep  Valley 

Riley  JO Deep  Water 

Davis  EC    Deer  Lick 

Loomis  Luther " 

Davis  Frank  (s) De  Kalb 

Dempsey  J  E  (s) Dempsey 

Burgess  &  Boney Dickson 

Dilley  W  H Dilley's  Mills 

Peyton  Curby Dudley 

Clark  J  P East  Lynn 

Morris  I  A Easton 

McKenzie  J  A  (s) East  River 

Auldridge  James Edray 

McGlaughlin  G  H 

Waugh  Jacob " 

Hatten  Thomas Egypt 


Morgan  J  R Eldora 

Crouch  Moses Elkwater 

Ellenborough  Mill  Co Ellenborough 

Patterson  H Elliott 

Copper  V Ellison 

Pack  Samuel " 

Rollyson  L  W Elmira 

Hutchinson  M Elton 

Fisher  Conrad Emma 

Watts  H Empire 

Musgrove  Edward Endicott 

Van  Bibber  Mathlas Enon 

Brewer  Wm Eugene 

Manley  &  Martin  (w) Everson 

Mountain  City  Mill  Co  (s,  12  r, 

50) Fairmont 

Hartford  J  B Fairview 

Stehley  J  Z Falling  Waters 

Fawcett  W  H Fallsmill 

Johnson  Mrs  J  H  (w) 

Hope  Mill  Co Farmington 

Parks  E  B 

Knotts  P  S  (s) Fellowsville 

RoyceHD(w) 

Tucker  WE Five  Mile 

Kelley  Bros Flat  Fork 

Rayburn  G  W Flat  Rock 

Lilly  John Flat  Top 

Squires  &  Forinash Flat  Woods 

Gray  &  Bartlet  (s) Flemington 

Loar  Wm Fliekersville 

Kester  A  B  &  Son Flint 

Pickens  James  (w) Florence 

Ross  Andrew , Forksburgh 

Powell  R  D Forks  of  Capon 

Cowger  N  M  &  Bro Fort  Seybert 

Nimes  J  C Fountain  Spring 

Juergens  II  &  F  L  &  Co 

(see  p  S55)  Frametown 

Stewart  James Frazier's  Bottom 

Shiner  G  W&  Son Freed 

Kershner  George Freemansburgh 

Stout  &  Turner " 

Pribble  H  B Freeport 


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480 


FLO 


WEST    VIRGINIA    STATE   GAZETTEER 


FLO 


Flour  and  Gri§t  Mills— Cont'd. 

Talbott  Perry  (w) French  Creek 

Wingrove  MP Frenchton 

Johnston  DA Frenchville 

Ryder  GB Frost 

Sharp  Abraham  (w) " 

Fields  J  K Gandeeville 

Bennett  C  L Ganley 

Blankenship  J  L  (w) Gap  Mills 

Blankenship  W  T  (w) 

Hinten  J  M  (w) " 

ReedJM(w) 

Ruddell  J  W  &  Bro  (w) 

Alford  George Garrett's  Bend 

Panley  A " 

Shaver  &  Escue " 

Gaston  I  M  (s) Gaston 

Rollens  J  A Gay 

Morris  D  O  (s) Gazil 

Barker  Z  M  &  Sons  (s) Georgetown 

Kerr  R  B  Gillespie 

Harris  J  M  &  Son  (s) Glen  Easton 

Whiting  Bros  &  Co Glenville 

Wells  C  E Glover's  Gap 

GoflEC Gofl's 

Summerville  RW&Co Good  Hope 

Brown  J  M Goose  Neck 

Carper  S  H Grand  View 

Watson  F Grangeville 

Brouse  R  H Grape  Island 

Lang  L  S  (s) Grassland 

Reed  J  A  (w) Grey's  Flat 

Hornbrook,  Cox  &  Co Graysville 

Michael  Adam Greenland 

McNeer's  Flour  Mill Greenville 

Sharver  &  Casper  (s) Grifflthsville 

Smith  D  I Guyandotte 

Anderson  A  M  &  Son Hacker's  Valley 

Shine  Levi 

Burkett  Dillen Hainesville 

Lance  W  T Hall 

Dyons  Joseph  (s) Halleck 

Watson  E  S(s) 

Craven  Trussell  (s) Halltown 

Overstreet  J  H Hamlin 

Billmeyer  G  W Hanging  Rock 

McCauley  Elias Hanging  Rock  Mills 

Nester  N Hannahsville 

PlumE 

Lett  J  A  (w) Harman 

Ray  Washington  (w) " 

White  L(w) 

Dove  J  F Harper's  Mills 

Buzzard  D  S Hazelgreen 

Arthur  WD Hazelton 

Watson  &  Gatrells  (w) Hebron 

Betz  George Helvetia 

Plant  W  F&  Co Henrietta 

Kelley  W  L  (s) Hettie 

Bias  Calvin  (w) Hewett 


Elkins  James  (w) Hewett 

HillTB Hill 

Richards  H  (w  and  s) Holbrook 

Hindman  G  W  (w) Holliday's  Cove 

Leggette  Shields Holly  Grove 

Moore  SS 

Odell  &  McClung Hominy  Falls 

Hook  HP Hook's  Mills- 
Bailey  &  Burk Hope 

Armentrout  J  W Hopeville 

Childers  G&B Horse  Neck. 

Dudley  &  McGuire Horse  Pen 

Thomas  J  R  (w) Hunter's  Spring 

Barkley  James Huntersville 

Gwinn  Bros  (r,  100) Huntington 

King  Elisha Huntsville 

Shanks  T  M  &  Son  (s,  15) Hurricane 

Crouch  M  H Huttonsville 

Gillespie  Henry  (w) Hyar 

Bean  &  Pringle Indian  Camp 

Barber  P  B  &  Son  (w) Indian  Mills 

Houchins,  Viah  &  Co " 

Cowling  W  J  Ingleside 

Moore  J  T Ira 

Musgrave  John, Ireland 

Pickens  Jonathan " 

Hopkins  Samuel Iron 

Sneve  Rowlet " 

Gours  I Irontown 

Osborn  J 

Dixon  J  R Island  Branch 

Burgess  M  W  (s) Iuka 

Hood  D  K  &  Son Jackson  C  H 

Wilson  A Jake's  Run 

Flesher  V  B Janelew 

Price  A  E  (w) Jarrett 

Bennett  &  Perine Jarvisville 

Adams  &  Buffington  (s) Jerry's  Run 

Nelson  &  Coleman  (w) Jetsville 

Romine  J  D Johnstown, 

Gouldszen  ME Jordan's  Run 

Underwood  Frank Joseph's  Mills 

Meador  W  T Jumping  Branch 

Albin  John  (w) Kabletown 

KableCH 

Pierce,  Michaelson  &  Co.  Kanawha  Station 

Liberty  Flour  Mills Kausooth 

Steele  W  M  (s)  Kedron 

Norman  &  Orrahord Kemperville 

Morris  Clark  (s)  Kendalia 

HartG  M&  J Kerens 

Foster  R  G Kesler's  Cross  Lanes 

McCutcheon  H  (s) " 

Ketterman  Jesse  (w) Ketterman 

Shobe  Isaac 

Huffman  Charles Kettle 

Frederick  G  S  (w,  6,  r  35) Keyser 

Keyser  Mill  (a,  8,  r  60) 

Queen  Johnson  H  (w) Kiahsville- 

Graham  &  Graham Kingwood 


Pianos  and  Organs  ~  C.  A.  House 


1324  and  1326  Market 
Street, 
I J    WHEELING,  W,  TA. 


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FLO 


481 


Johnson's  Flour  Mills  (w) Kirt 

"Whetzal  E  (w) Knoxville 

Costello  Frank Laurel  Iron  Works 

Smyth  &  Chess 

Weaver  E  8 

Flemming  &  Bookover Laurel  Point 

SaEders  D  B Lazearville 

Weser  John  (w) Leaehtown 

Evans  J  I Lead  Mine 

Kendricks  George. Leetown 

Watson  G  A Leopold 

Bunger  J  H Lewisburgh 

CoxJG(s) 

Hern  SS(s) 

Chalfant  &  Son Lightburn 

Nelson  James  (w) Lile 

Allen  V  L Lima 

Talkington  Levi  (w) 

Cook  SB(8) Lincoln 

Johnston  C  L  (w) " 

Ballard  &  Dunn Lindslde 

Brown  &  Riner " 

Evans  James Little  Birch 

Jackson  David " 

Hedrick  H  J Little  Sewell  Mountain 

Bowles  &  Son  (w) Little's  Mills 

Carney  Bros  &  Co Littleton 

Brown  G  W Lizemores 

Ferrell  B  F Lone  Tree 

Stamm  Jacob " 

Clark  M  T Lorentz 

Cookman  W  B Lost  Creek 

Frederick  S  A Lost  River 

Gwinn  S  (s) Lowell 

Miller  Bros  (w) Lubeck 

Hornor  J  D Lumberport 

Smith  G  H    Lurd 

McGill  C McGill 

McGraw  John  (w) McGraw's 

Hinkle  &  Son  (w) Macksville 

Phipps  P  M Madison 

Bowlby  E  J Maidsville 

Majorsville  Milling  and  Mnfg  Co 

Majorsville 

"St  Louis  D Maiden 

Furbee  James Mannington 

Morgan  Thomas  (s,  2  r) " 

Watson  JO 

Nuzum  J  H  (s) Marion 

Marquess  I  Co Marquess 

Parsons  &  Kelly Marshall 

Flowers  J  V  &  D  T Marshville 

Harden  D  T 

Martin  C  C Martin 

Fitz  Bros  (s  and  w,  12  r,  2  s,  150) 

Martinsburgh 

Fitz  Henry  (s,  12  r,  150) 

Parks  Alexander  (w,  8  r,  40) " 

Mason  S  A Masonville 

Mathias  J  T  (estate) Mathias 


Mathias  &  Jenkins Mathiag 

Bee  I  H  (w) Maitie 

Mitchell  &  Edwards " 

Shafer  Peter  (w) 

Cantley  &  McMillon Matville 

Roby  A  W  (w) Maysville 

Myles  T  G May  wood 

Patrick  Jacob Meadland 

Gwinn  Wm  (w) Meadow  Creek  Station 

Johnson  J  G  &  W  W Meadow ville 

Poling  I  N&Bro 

Vannoy  A  B " 

Hardman  O  W  (w) Meeker 

Seibert  Wm  &  Son Meighen 

Lemley  &  Metz  (s) Metz 

Osborne  Alvin  (w) Middle  Fork 

Raferty  Patrick " 

Jennings  J  H  (w) Middleway 

Simmons  M  T Millard 

Davis  L  S Mill  Brook 

Bird  Uriah Mill  Point 

McNeel  Isaac " 

Smith  J  W 

Millville  Milling  Co  (w) Millville 

Needmore  Mill Milroy 

Harshbarger  Bros  (s,  r,  40) Milton 

Morris  &  Shamblin " 

Rollins  R  W  (s) Mineral  Point 

Beattie  Wm  (w) Mingo  Flat 

Beckett  Wm Mole  Hill 

Daniels  &  Inskeep. Moorefitld 

Percis  P  M Morgan's  Glade 

Wilson  Irvin " 

Thompson  Joseph Morgantown 

Victor  Elevator  and  Mills  Co. . . 

Fox  Samuel  (s) Morley 

Hill  &  West  (w) Morris 

Gordon  &  Smith.   ...    Moundsville 

Jackson  C  E " 

Purdy  &  Brown " 

McCoy  M  D Mt  Hope 

Haines  N  M  (w) Mt  Nebo 

Boggs  A  C  (w) Mouth  of  Seueca 

Dally  J  K  (w) 

Lawson  G  W  (s) Mouth  of  Sycamore 

Church  W  R  (w) Munday 

Murphy  W  H  (s)    Murphy's  Mill 

Travis  E Neel 

Righman  (w) Nestorville 

Lanso  J Newark 

Waggoner  Bros  (s). ...     Newberne 

Pease  Bros New  England 

Clay  Hiram Newfound 

Foley  M 

Foley  &  Vandivort " 

Leitwiller  A  &  G New  Haven 

Nuzum  J  H  (s,  4) New  Martinsville 

Stender  J  &  J  (s,  3  r) 

Davis  L  B  (s) New  Milton 

Ellis  A  L&  WK Newton 


Bryan  &  Spencer,  Practical  Plombers. 


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all  its  Details. 

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.G.  Mendel  &  Co, 


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482 


FLO 


WEST    VIRGINIA    STATE  GAZETTEER 


FLO 


Flour  and  Grist  Mills— Cont'd. 

Sweeney  O  C  &  Co Next 

Brock  Daniel Nicholas 

Starbuck  O  P  (w) 

Williams " 

Nickell  CC&LA Nickell's  Mills 

Myers  J  A  (w) Nicklow 

Johnson  &  Bennett Nobe 

Kelley  &  Gardner " 

Prince  BF 

Duncan  B  A  &  Co Nolan 

Harris  W  A " 

Kidwell  Robert North  River  Mills 

Miller  Wm " 

McClure  G  T  (w) Oceana 

McGee  JS  (w) 

Ralston  G  H  (s) Ogdin 

Smith  J  P Olive 

Dawson  R  T Omps 

Holl  AB Ona 

Orandorff  Phillip Ophelia 

StullDL(w) 

Nestor  M  L Orlena 

Davis  J  R  (w) Osborne's  Mills 

Day  Solomon Over  Hill 

Painter  &  Bro Painter's  Mill 

Morgan  S  E  (w) Palace  Valley 

Barnes  J  W  (w,  2  s) Palatine 

Courtney  D  G Paradise 

Casto  G  R Parchment  Valley 

Novelty  Mill  Co  (a,  10  r,  300) .  Parkersburgh 
Peerless  Mill  Co  (s,  5  r,  100). ... 

WadeC  A  (s,  4  r,  35) 

Hunter  Wm Peachtree 

Lance  Marion  (s) Peck's  Run 

Young  J  A  (s) Peel  Tree 

Payne  G  W Peeryville 

Anderson  Garrison  (s). . .    Peniel 

Pennsboro  Mill  Co  (s,  4  r,  1  s).  .Pennsboro 

Strosnider  G  F  (s) Pentress 

Dasher  J  W Peru 

Dasher  PR 

Delay  W  F  &  S  (w) Petersburgh 

Ballard  Lewis Peterstown 

Clark  CA&  Peck 

Spangler  &  Beasley " 

Rutherford  George  (w) Petroleum 

Sharpnack  D  M " 

AllenderT  A Pettit 

Poindexter  Toney Pey  tona 

Davis  Elias Philoah 

Cramer  J  H  jr Piedmont 

Potomac  Flour  Mill  (s,  4  r,  25). 

Jolliffe  S  L  &  Bro  (s) Pine  Grove 

Morgan  B  L 

Grapes  IN Pleasant  Dale 

Albright  Henry Pleasant  Hill 

Allender  Bros  &  Co  (s) Pleasant  Run 

Equity  Milling  Co  (r,  100).  .Point  Pleasant 
Boley  Wm Pool 


Morgan  Bros Porter's  Falls 

Lucas  Samuel Portersville 

Gooch  &  McCue Princeton 

Shriver  ML Pruntytown 

Parker  John  (s) . .  .Pullman 

Hollen  Bros  (s  and  w) Queen's 

Ramey  Stephen Queen's  Ridge 

Sharp  Otto  (s) Queen's  Shoals 

Snyder  D  B  (w) 

Hankey  D  B  (w) Quiet  Dell 

Poindexter  Tony Racine 

Mellon  J  H  (w) Raleigh 

Sniffer  Jackson  (w) " 

Tazewell  Morley  (w) " 

Gregory  B  F Ralph 

Wharton  J  J  (s) Randall 

Cobb  H Raven's  Eye 

Freeland  H 

Sayre  Mark  (r) Ravenswood 

Meremet  &  Co  (w) Raymond  City 

Honaker  W  C  &  J  H  (s) Redbird 

Gross  Nicholas  (w) .  .Reedsville 

Kyser  &  West  (s  and  w) Reedy 

Stewart  Andrew  (w) 

Meed  &  Owens  (w) Reedy  Ripple 

Gilfllen  &  Bro Reno 

Boggs  Henry. Replete 

Lake  Sylvester 

McConaughey  &  Co. Richardson 

Fint  F  R  (s) Rich  Mountain 

White  Laban  (s) " 

Conley  Peter Rilla 

Heaton  John Ritchie  C  H 

Clayton  Flour  Mill Rinesville 

Taylor  J  W Roanoke 

Talkington  Owen Robinson's  Mill 

Brown  G  W Rock  Camp 

Bennett  J  M Rock  Cave 

Hottel  Joseph Rockland 

Ludwig  &  Quick Rockport 

Rood  John Rockville 

Walls  J  H 

Bucklin  BF Rodamer's 

Jefferys  R 

Remck  D  H Rome 

Dennison  MB Romine's  Mills 

Shull  J  S  &  Bro Romney 

Reynolds  &  Bro  (s) Ronceverte 

Knox  W  A Rosby's  Rock 

Davis  T  L Roseville 

Ruddle  E  D Ruddle 

Moats  Wm Rusk 

Haynes  Henry Russellville 

Snyder  &  Nutter 

Burner  G  W Sago 

Saltis  H  V  (8,  r,  40) St  Albans 

Krenn  Joseph St  Clara 

St  Mary's  Mnfg  Co  (s,  2  r,) St  Mary's 

Garrett  David Salama 

Gordon,  Boyer  &  Co Salem 


WEST  VIRGINIA  COAL  AND  p      f|      Qmjth 
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Wheeling, 
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483 


Tonkins  S  E Salt  Lick  Bridge 

Lynch  &  Elliott Sand  Fork 

Cruni  J  T  &  Son Sandy 

Hagerty  L  D Sardis 

Sandy  BT 

Foley  M  (w)' Saulsville 

Wright  F  A Schilling 

Dunn  D  R Schultz 

Buxton  DA Seaflat 

McDermott  John " 

Riffle  SE 

Curry  &  Morgan Second  Creek 

Schuler  A Sedan 

Stuckey  H " 

Spencer  H  H Selden 

Rollyson  L  W Servia 

Painter  F  D Seymoursville 

Jones  Isaac Shambling's 

Shirs  L Sharon 

Legge  &  Reynolds  (w) Shepherdstown 

Shepherd  Roller  Mills  (w, 6  r,  50) 

Sault  Rock  Mill Sheridan 

Sweeney  J  N  (s) Shiloh 

Steel  &  Dudley  (s,  r  and  s) Shinnston 

Underwood  W  P Shirley 

.King  H  C Shops 

Lantz  J  H Shreves 

Hawks  Wm Siberia 

McDougal  S  E Sigman 

McGrew  J  P Silverton 

Swisher  C  B ." Sincerity 

Stafford  Luther Sinclair 

Roome  Edward  (s,  1  r) Sistersville 

Jones  E  B  &  Co Smithton 

Frederick  J  B Smithville 

Prince  BF 

Odell  Granville Snow  Hill 

Billmyre  D  F Snyder's  Mills 

Manor  &  Bro Soho 

Bowman  J  E South  Mill  Creek 

Cost  J  R 

Maxwell  Wm Spanishburgh 

Brewer  James Spaulding 

Manley  S  W 

MeadP 

Smith  C  C Spencer 

Milleson  C  M Springfield 

Springfield  Milling  Co " 

Richmond  John Spring  Hill 

McCue  C  F Spruce 

Freeman  W  L  &  Co Squirejim 

Worldridge  James " 

Hendershot  Allen. . , Stanley 

Plant,  Westfall  &  Kimble Staten 

Statts  Enoch Statt's  Mills 

Crum  &Webb Stone  Coal 

Spicer  Bros  &  Co Stout's  Mills 

Samples  R Strange  Creek 

Stump  Wm Stumptown 

Sturm  JJ&JB Sturm's  Mill 


McClure  J  W Sunflower 

Huffman  Benjamin Sutton 

Adamson  J  L Sweedlin  Hill 

Proudfoot  Joshua Talbott's 

Bacon  N Talcott 

Fling  Henry  H  &  Sons Tanner's 

Dudley  E  A Terra  Alta 

Freeland  &  Casseday " 

England  Jacob  (w) Texas 

Glascock  Wm  (w) " 

Carr  A  H The  Rock 

Painter  J  C  &  Bro Thornton 

Cochran  Martin Toll  Gate 

Falls  L  T  (w) Tophet 

Hevener  Uriah Top  of  AlleghaDy 

Thompson  S Trace  Fork 

Hevener  Uriah Traveler's  Repose 

Kerr&  Blair  (w) 

Plymouth  Mill  Co  (w) Triplett 

Stallman  &  Blosser  Bros " 

Williams  G  W Trout  Valley 

Stalnaker  &  Heckert Troy 

Smythe  SB True 

Brown  John  W  &  Co Tunnelton 

Voll8  John Twiggs 

Gill  Wm . .  .Tyler's  Creek 

Morgan  Charles Ufflngton 

Gebhardt  Bros  Union  Ridge 

Gebhardt  &  Stevens " 

Jackson  Caleb Uniontown 

Gauley  Wm  (s) Upper  Glade 

Mills  Wm 

Kile  J  T Upper  Track 

Orrahood  &  Norman Vadis 

Bradshaw  John Vailey  Falls 

McDonald  B  F Valley  Furnace 

MayGW 

WilmothRB 

Reed  R&  Son Valley  Grove 

Sutton  CM Van  Clevesville 

Vannoy  A  B Vannoy's  Mill 

Sarrett  Van  S Vista 

Cuthbert  &  Carle Volcano  Junction 

Boggess  J  M Wallace 

HallCL 

Riley  W  W Walton 

Jordan  J  J Wardensville 

Koontz  F 

Simpson  J  W " 

Alkine  O  D Wasp 

Ferguson  C  W Wayne  C  H 

Watts  Harrison " 

Bartlett  A  J Webster 

Post  &  Lynch West  MUford 

Giffln  A  G  &  Co  (w,  r  and  s) Weston 

Smith,  McConnell  &  Co West  Union 

Feagans  W  C Wheatland 

Renner  IN " 

Rowland  J  W 

Pollock  M&J Wheeling 


Rough  Skin  T  Shaw's  Chap  Cream.  kSEtfft 


Peabody  Insurance  Co. 


OF  WHEELING,  W.VA* 

Cash    Ca^>Stal,   $100,000.00. 


484 


FLO 


WEST    VIRGINIA    8TATB    GAZETTEER 


FRU 


Flour  and  Grist  Mills— Cont'd 

Jolliffe  James White  Day 

Atkinson  PR White  Sulphur  Springs 

Buckland  J  S Wiggins 

Sherman  W  F Wilejsville 

Hott  &  Connell Williamsport 

Richter  &  Co  (s  2'i  r) Williamstown 

Loudermilk  Joseph Willow  Bend 

Smith  J  B Willowtou 

Wilson  G  W Wilson's  Mills 

Gilfilen  F  D  &  Son  (20  bbls) Winfield 

Alderson  J  G Wolf  Creek 

Tuttle  Jesse Wolf  Run 

Cochran  C  E Worthington 

Ashcraft  Daniel Wyatt 

Weethe  Jefferson Wyoma 

Lewis  B  D Yankee  Dam 

Aiken  &  Cline Yellow  Spring 

Thomas  N  W Zackville 

King  Wm Zela 

McCutchen  H 

Miller  J  E Zenith 

Davis  R  G Zinnia 


*Fly  Net  Mnfrs. 

Goetz  AD Charles  Town 

Weaver-Bardell-Humphrey 
Mnfg  Co Moundsville 


*Fly   Screens. 
Allison  W  B  (see  p  399) Wheeling 


Founders  and  Machinists. 

(See  also  Engine  Builders  ;  also  Machinists.) 

Riverside  Iron  Works Benwood 

South   Side  Foundry  and    Ma- 
chine Works Charleston 

Hart  €  M  &  J  15  (see  p  131) 

Clarksburgh 

Osborn  A  H  (see  p  137) " 

Osborn's  J  F  Sons " 

Lucadoe,  Hager  &  Woodman Elk  City 

Fairmont  Machine  Works 

(see  p  163) Fairmont 

Wigginton  J  J " 

Lucadoe  J  D Glen  Elk 

Hobbs  Henry Hinton 

Starbuck  M  F 

Ingram  &  O'Neil Huntington 

Jar  vis  &  Bros " 

Smith  Bros " 

Borst  Bros Mannington 

Reay  G  M Morgantown 

Dakin  G  W Morris 

Shelter  &  Co  (see  p  211) 

New  Cumberland 

Caswell  Machine  Co Parkersburgh 

Devol  Bros " 


Kel ley's  Foundry Parkersburgh. 

Triple  Wire  Nail  Machine  Co. .         " 

McNaul  Foundry  and    Machine 
Co Ronceverte 

Shut  tltsworth  John Sutton 

Brown  J  W Tunnelton 

Blankinsop  &  Stiugle  (see 
p  371) Wellsburgh 

Wellsburgh  Machine  Co 
(seep  371) 

Weston  Foundry  and  Ma- 
chine Works  (seep  374) Weston 

Centre  Foundry  The. Wheeling 

Muhleman  Bros " 

Sweeney  A  J  &  Son " 

Fruit  Growers. 

Bohrer  Henry Berkeley  Springs 

Becker  Charles Charles  Town 

Colston  J  T 

Kendall  J  E Gazit 

Becker  Bros Harper's  Ferry 

Green  G  W 

Hughes  J  H 

Roach  &  Bro 

Miller  Charles Martineburgh 

Miller  George " 

Snively  J  W Raven  Rock 

Miller  Bros Shanghai 

Janney  J  T Van  Clevesville 

*Fruit  Jar  Mnfrs. 

Nail  City  Lantern  Co  The Wheeling 

Fruit  Preservers. 

AMERICAN  PRESERVERS  CO. 

MANUFACTURERS  OF 

CHOICE  PRESERVES 

Fruit  Butters,  Fancy  Jams,  Superior 

Jellies,  Mince  Meat,  Etc. 

BALTIMORE,        -         MARYLAND. 

Fruits — Wholesale. 

West  Andy Wellsburgh 

Bachmann  P  &  Sons Wheeling, 

Campbell  DM ." " 

Counihan  Bros  

Kincheloe  R  S 

Purpua  S 

Schulz  Nicholas " 

Stolze  Bros 

Fruits— Retail. 

(See  also  Confectioners;  also  Grocers.) 
Shannon  J  B Centreville 


WOOD  BROS.  PLANING  MILL  CO., 

If  WHEELING,  W.  VA. 


LOWEST    PRICES 

Consistent  with  First-Class  Work, 


FRU 


AND    BUSINESS    DIRECTORY. 


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485 


Neel  J  M Gap  Mills 

Vanstoevens  J  F " 

Burgess  W  H Glengary 

Hutchinson  Robeit, Henderson 

Meador  J  C Iron 

Barrows  Joseph  Parkersburgh 

Koch  Wm Wheeling 

Weisener  George " 


"Furnace  Linings — Uliifrs. 

Smith,  Porter  &.  Co  (see  p 
269)  New  Cumberland 


"Furniture— Special. 

Stechow  C  J  Furniture 

and  Fixture  Co  {see  right  bot- 
tom lines  and  p  283) Parkersburgh 


Furniture  Mnfrs. 

(See  also  Cabinetmakers;  also  Chair  Mnfrs; 
also  Upholsterers  ) 

Scott  S  P Beverly 

Rohrbough  M  &  Co Buckhannon 

Roy  Furniture  Co Charleston 

Roy  Furniture  Co Elk  City 

Jeffreys  Wm Grantsville 

Richardson  Bros  &  Co Keyser 

Price  G&WE Morgantown 

Graham  J  W New  Richmond 

Bentley  &  Gerwig  Furniture  Co 

Parkersburgh 

Berry  WR 

Stechow  C  J  Furniture 
and  Fixture  Co  (see  right  bot- 
tom lines  and  p  283) " 

Fredlock  E  J Piedmont 

Strobel  J  M St  Mary's 

Koekhort  Henrjr Terra  Alta 

Forinash  J  C  &,  Co  (see  p 

374) Weston 

Beneke  &  Co Wheeling 


Furniture  Dealers. 

(See  also  Second-Hand  Goods.) 

Weese  Alexander Addison 

Fidler  Alpheus Arlington 

Philips  Cicero Belington 

Becker  &  Zimmerman Benwood 

Stewart  &  Co Bluefield 

Fitzhugh  Lloyd Bridgeport 

Feeney  J  T Burnsville 

Horner  Isaac  &  Co Burton 

Barlow  G  T Charleston 

O'Connor  Jerry " 

O'Connor  John  &  Co " 

Hughes  G  E Charles  Town 

Sadler  &  Bro 


Deison  W  J Clarksburgh 

Odell  C  R 

Hicks  &  Helms Crawford 

Pine  A  L ...  Darkesville 

Smith  Furniture  and  Hardware  Co.. Davis 

McGee  J  L  &  Bro Elizabeth 

Green  R  A Elk  Garden 

Nethken  Truman 

Kendall  Zacharias Elkins 

Smith  Furniture  and  Hardware 

Co 

Musgrave  Eli Fairmont 

Ntiziim  Joseph  (seep  167).. 

Nuzum  S  R " 

Melvin  J  H Fairview 

Baker  Dennis Falling  Waters 

McCoy  Lee Flat  Woods 

Myers  A  G " 

Berry,  Frame  &  Co Frametown 

Gaston  J  M • Gaston 

Roy  Furniture  Co Glen  Elk 

Sellers  W  R Glover's  Gap 

Cole  T  E Grafton 

Parsons  M  J  " 

Stump  T  R  &  Co Grantsville 

Fuller  T  M. Guyandotte 

Rose  &  Noel Hinton 

Holswade  WHH Huntington 

Johnson  &  Emmond 

Wood  HA 

McCallister  W  H Hurricane 

Arbogaat  J  H Huttonsville 

Markwood  J  H Keyser 

Hardway  J  A Kincheloe 

Thomas  Richard Lewisburgh 

Crow  AM Littleton 

Lowe  AC Lowell 

Smyth  Bros Maidsville 

Furbee  L  C Mannington 

Marr  &  Co 

Kogelschatz  A  &  Son Martinsburgh 

Nicklas  P,  Bro  &  Co 

Roberts  J  W 

Wilcn  John  A  (seep  247). ... 

Sellers  J  T Middlebourne 

Hall  J  L Milton 

Weyersmiller  John Montgomery 

Jett  W  P Montrose 

Hennen  FA Morgantown 

Koontz  Wm Moundsville 

Logan  D  L 

Ellis  C  E  &  Sons Newburgh 

Scott  W  A New  Cumberland 

Clay  J  W Newfound 

Standiford  Bros New  Martinsville 

Woodcock  G  B 

Parsons  AC. Parchment  Valley 

Bentley  &  Gerwig  Furniture  Co 

Parkersburgh 
Dare  &  Carney " 


O^mii^^     HARDWOODS  and  CHERRY.     Write  fop  Prices. 
9prUCG9J.  L.  RUMBARGER  LUMBER  CO.,  Dobbin,  W.  Va. 


STEEL  TA0N0nL'LS?E1Tl'e  W.  H.  Smith  Hardware  Co., 
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GEN 


Furniture  Dealers— Cont'd. 

Robbins  L  S  &  Bro Parkersburgh 

Stechow    C   J    Furniture 

and  Fixture  Co  (see  right  bottom 

lines  and  p  283)  " 

WarneW  H 

Robinson  J  N Paw  Paw 

Minear  J  W Pennsborough 

Sill&Heflin 

Caudler  J  W Peterstown 

Grant  GE&Bro Pbilippi 

Scott  W  P 

Richardson  R  G Piedmont 

Adkins  J  M Point  Pleasant 

Harper  Bros " 

NeaseHG&Co 

Sloan  George Queens 

Scott  T  K Raleigh 

Hall  J  B Ravenswood 

Woods  I  W Ritchie  CH 

Heiskell  D  H Romney 

Humphreys  H  W Ronceverte 

Kramer  EL " 

Wood  &  Roberts St  Albans 

Cotton  A  M  &  Son St  Mary's 

StrobelJ  M 

Wilson  Hiram Salem 

Jarrett  M  J Shinnston 

Watkins  A  R 

Wilson  C  A Smithville 

Huddleton  W Spencer 

Wells  H  D 

Rodafer  J  H Terra  Alta 

Clemens  I  W Wellsburgh 

McClearyGW 

MarksTH 

Block  &  Ward West  Milford 

Altmeyer  &  Meyer Wheeling 

Blatchley  J  W 

Frew  &  Bertschy " 

Friend  &  Son " 

Graham  Wm " 

Grosscurth  John " 

Hamm  &  Co " 

House  &  Herrmann " 

Klapheck  Mrs  Joseph " 

Mendel  G  &  Co  {see  left  top 

lines) " 

Schmeichel  Friedrich " 


Furs  and  Furriers. 

See  Hides,  Pelts  and  Furs. 


"Galvanized  Conductors  and 
O  G  Gutters. 

Wheeling  Corrugating    Co 

{see  front  edge  and  p  465) Wheeling 


Galvanized  Iron  Cornices. 

Sharp  &  Kearns Parkersburgh 

Bay  ha  D  H  {seep  399) Wheeling 

Caldwell  B  F  &  Co 


Gardeners. 

{See  also  Florists.) 

Newman  L  S Glendale 

Zane  E  E 

Hutchinson  Robert Henderson 

Wilson  Thomas " 

Pifer  W  J Parsons 

Snediker  Newton Potomac 

Griffin  I  H Salem 


Gas  Companies. 

Charleston  Gas  and  Electric  Co.  Charleston 

Logan  Oil  and  Gas  Co Mannington 

Martinsburgh  Gas  Co Martiasburgh 

Parkersburgh  Gas  Co Parkersburgh 

City  Gas  Works Wheeling 

Manufacturers'  Gas  Co  " 

Natural  Gas  Co  of  West  Virginia        " 
Natural  Gas  Illuminating  Co. . .         " 

Wheeling  City  Gas  Works " 

Wheeling  Natural  Gas  Co " 


Gas  Fitters. 

See  Plumbers,  Steam  and  Gas  Fitters. 


*Gas  Fixtures. 

Bryan  &  Spencer  (see  rigid 
bottom  lines  and  p  293) Parkersburgh 

Turner  C  H  (see  right  top 
lines  and   p  287) " 


"Gasolines,  Naphthas,  Etc. 

Camden  Consolidated  Oil  Co.  Parkersburgh 


General  Stores. 

Those  who  keep  a  General  Assortment  of  Dry 
Goods,  Groceries,  Hats,  Caps,  Boots, 
Shoes,  Hardware,  Etc. 

Holt  E  J Academy 

Poerholt  Wm  H  &  Co 

Brooks  W  E Acme 

Stevens  Coal  Company " 

Hearn  James Ada 

PhilpottJ  P 

White  Mrs  H 

Yeater  C  E  &  Bro Adaline 

Schutte  G Adamston 

Hartley  &  Vincent Adamsville 

Curry  I  W Addison 

Miller  &  Lynch " 

Payne  &  Sons " 


W.  H.  FLANAGAN, 


Bottler  of  Fine  Brands  of  Whiskies.    Finest 
Bar  in  the  State.     PARKERSBURG,  W.  Va. 


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AND    BUSINK88    DIRECTORY, 


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487 


Stanard  W  B Addison 

Gorrell  J  W Adlai 

Haines  &  Young Alaska 

Johnson  John " 

Alderson  J  M Alderson 

Bare  EC 

Faulconer  Beauregard " 

Mann  T  N 

Miller  &  Noland " 

Slaughter  James " 

Smilh  Enoch " 

Algoma  Coal  and  Coke  Co ,       " 

Collett  P Alpena 

Cunningham  J  A " 

Coit  Theodore Altizer 

McCoy  John " 

Fitzgerald  J  W Alton 

McKinleyCG 

Crook  G  W Alum  Bridge 

Kraus  Bros  &  Woofter " 

Matthews  &  Hoylman Alvon 

Nine  J  M Amblersburgh 

Pullin  C  E Ambrosia 

Amos  P  B Amos 

AthaE&Son 

Collins  AC 

Hoffman  &  Conklin  " 

Parker  WE 

Sutton  &  Sutton " 

Anderson  D  B Anderson 

Clements  AD Andy 

Rogers  &  Fair " 

Ong  &  Love Angerona 

Sayre  Isaac  " 

Sayre  Wesley " 

Shuttleworth  C  L Anita 

Imboden  G  W Ansted 

Masters  Wm " 

Winebrenner  li  L " 

Young  Jennie " 

Chamberlin  A Antioch 

Phillips  Moses Anvil 

Clem  J  R Arden 

Gall  E  J 

Murphy  N  A " 

McClung  C  N Argo 

Michael  Daniel Arnettsville 

Phillips  &  Hood 

Arnold  Porter Arnold 

Kenney  A  E  &  Co Arnoldsburgh 

Lynch  &  Starcher " 

OffuttCL 

Miller  J  A  &  Co Asbury 

Collins  J  C Aspinall 

Smith  &  Coalter Assurance 

Allen  T  A  Astor 

Poling  &  Dilworth " 

Kerns  EC    Atlantic 

Smallwood  A  J ■ •* 

Bush  C  B Auburn 


McWhorter  L  D  &  Bro Auburn 

Steinbeck  DF 

Minghini  R  V Augusta 

MuCrum  S  &  Sons Aurora 

Ridenour  D  &  Sou . .         " 

Flint  J  R Avon 

Shannon  W  C Baileysville 

McKeever  H  S Baker's  Run 

Reed  G  W 

Strider  &  Engle Bakerton 

Ballard  C  A  &  Sons Ballard 

Anderson  John Ball's 

Davis  T  M 

Parriott  WE Bannen 

Blume  E  W Barboursville 

Poteet  J  A 

Stowasser  W  H " 

Thornburg  Bros " 

Bacon  N Barger's  Springs 

Francis  J  W " 

Vines  J  W Barn 

Watson  &  Co Barnum 

Conaughey  J  B Barrackville 

Conaway  R  L " 

Dunn  8  S 

Greenawalt  J  R Bartley 

Graham  G  W.   Basin  Spring 

Hearn  Wm " 

Little  Hiram " 

Butts  S  H  Baxter 

Brant  C  E Bayard 

Kauffman  D  S  &  Co 

Marshall  DG 

Bays  J  N Bays 

Collins  J  C Beall's  Mills 

Riggs  JB&AW Bearsville 

Honocks  Wm . .   Beauty 

Alderson  &  Pettigrew Beaver  Mills 

Callaghan  W  Y 

Myles  A  B Beckwith 

Woodson  J  N  B  &  Son 

Marshall  G  W Bedington 

Miller  J  H  &  Co Beech  Hill 

Morris  Van  B " 

Fox  J  W Beeler's  Station 

Deitz  H  C  &  Myers  &  Settle Beets 

Belcher  J  T Belcher 

Lovett  L  B  &  Bro Belington 

Rhorabauch  B  B " 

Right  A  &  Sons 

Ward  J  W 

Chipperfield  J  F Belleville 

Mitchell  H  &  Bro 

Morris  WH 

Owirjgs  &  Humphry " 

Wells  &  Co 

White  Miss  Alice Bellton 

Hale  Bros Ben  Lomond 

Law  Grant Benson 

Bowers  F  M Benwood 


pabsSlng  co.  Kimmerling  &  Kraus,aM.e.i  J,0!!1?  !?■ 


ARTIFICIAL  ICE 


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WEST    VIRGINIA    STATE    GAZETTEER 


GEN 


General  §tore§— Cont'd. 

Deegau  John Benwood 

DeeganTP 

Gately  MJ 

Hartung  Louis " 

Leach  Bros " 

Vance  Bros " 

Brake  J  R Berea 

Hamrick  Benjamin Bergoo 

Biser  &  Smith Berkeley  Springs 

iBoone  &  Hunter " 

Harmison  H  C  &  Son " 

Hawvermale  G  W  &  Son " 

Johnson  C  W " 

Johnson  J  W " 

Siler  JT 

Morrison  WB Berlin 

Swisher  Edward " 

Fanin-C  C Bertha 

Curtis  JE&Co Bethany 

Gibson  John " 

Jones  W  G " 

Shriver  Collie " 

Bailey  R  H Bethel 

Beury,  Cooper  &  Co Beury 

Baker  Eli Beverly 

Baker  E&DB 

Barlow  AD " 

Boaworth  S  N " 

Collett  A  J 

Leonard  G  N " 

Rowan  A  C " 

Herold  George Bifid 

Bennett  Stephen Big  Buffalo 

Bennett  &  Richards Big  Island 

McConkey  J " 

Ayers  Samuel Big  Springs 

Bennett  N  M  &  Co 

Hoghurst  Jacob " 

Davis  W  J Bigsteen 

•  Cunningham  W  E Bingamon 

Martin  C  R 

Armstrong  &  Scott Bireh  River 

Berry  &  Hyer " 

Duffy  &  Horan " 

HoranTD 

Rine  W  R Bird 

Lantz  Sarah Blacksville 

Strosnider  A  I " 

Teagarden  J  H Blake 

Bland  AC Blandville 

-Cook  G  D Blankenship 

Sams  J  B Blennerhassett 

Michael  W  H Bloomery 

Slonaker  W  L 

Bailey  EH Bluefleld 

Rrown  &  Franklin " 

Brown  &  Webb " 

-Crockett  H  M  &  Co 

Godbey  E  P  &  Co 


Karnes  J  A  &  Co  Bluefleld 

McCulloch  Bros " 

Miller  Bros " 

SheltonHB&Co 

Walkins  &  Surface " 

Conrad  Wm  H  &  C  M Blue  Springs 

Criskard  &  Berry " 

Marshall  H  B 

Burruss  J  W Blue  Sulphur  Springs 

Smith  E 

Harding  G  W Blundon 

KiddJ'W 

Yeoter  Lewis Board  Tree 

Stoneking  David Booker's  Mills 

Dial  J  M Bowen 

Harliss  Joseph " 

Keyser,  Bowen  &  Co " 

Keyser  H  B " 

McCommas  &  Co " 

Boyd  W  H Boyd 

QuillinHE 

Duggar,  Dove  &  Co Bramwell 

Elwood  James " 

Hannan  IN " 

Keister  C  W 

Lee  &  Co 

Waddel  R  B Brandonville 

Trumbo  M  G Brandywine 

Ridgway  M  A Bretz 

Barnes  O  D Bridgeport 

Carpenter  WJ " 

Dunkin  John " 

Martin  J  B 

Sheehy  &  Corpening " 

Bright  E  S Brighton 

McKinney  Wilson " 

SelbyN&Co 

Claxton  John Brillian 

Anderson  J  R Brink 

Ott  J  H&Co 

Thomas  E  J  &  Co 

Bush  Bros  &  Thalaker Brittain 

Obenchain  &  Whitten Brooklin 

Alderson  M  V Brooks 

Meadows  R " 

Bennett  F  C.    Brown's  Mills 

Dye  RE 

Kincade  A  J " 

Adkins  J  F Brownstown 

Grogan  J  H " 

Bower  C  E Bruceton  Mills 

Huggins  B  F 

Scott  L  W 

McWinters  S  C  H Bruin 

Armentrout  S Brushy  Run 

HallayJ  R Bryan 

Meadows  Peter " 

McNeil  J  B Buckeye 

Overholt  R  E  &  Sons 

Crowley  J  N Buckhannon 


T-  .  i  to  WEST  VIRGINIA  REAL  ESTATE  Carefully  Examined  by 

lil6ScHAS.    W.    BARRICK,    New  Martinsville,  W.  Va. 


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Farnsworth  CI Buckhannon 

Henson  J  H " 

Grop  Charles Buena  Vista 

Barrows  &  Scott Buffalo 

CarrLA&Co 

Holstein  A  J " 

NeaseDW 

Renner  F  J  C 

Wallace  T  A 

Cove  P  B Bula 

Butcher  M Bulltown 

Young  C  W Bunger's 

Clendening  W  B Bunker  Hill 

Fisher  J  T 

Garlow  E Bunner's 

Curry  L  &  S Burch 

Farley  H 

Carpenter  &  Son Burdett 

Bane  J  R Burlington 

TJmstot  &  Wilson  " 

Boss  W  M Burnersville 

Kenney  A  E  &  Co Burning  Springs 

Mitchell  A  J  &  Co 

PellHF 

TuckerJW&Co 

Whims  BS 

Amos  H  &  Co Burnsville 

Wiant&Ewing " 

Ferrell  &  Ferrell Burnt  House 

Wilson  HN 

Hanshaw  &  Co Burton 

HogeJA&Co 

Bird  N  C Byrnside 

McAllister  John " 

Conturee  Jesse  &  Co Cairo 

HaddoxC  E  

Heckect  &  Fling 

McGregor  H  E  &  Co. 

ShepherRB&Co 

"Stanley  Bros Calcutta 

Stanley  GC 

Watkins  J  L Caldwell 

Moss  J  T Calhoun 

Richey  H  C Calis 

Willson  Andy "    / 

Woodruff  J  C] 

Fetty  P  E Camden 

Crawford,  Brother  &  Co Cameron 

Hicks  &  Helms " 

Kemper  J  R Camp 

Pratt  W  W 

Epling  LA Camp  Creek 

Brand  W  H Canton 

Cantwell  Jesse  &  Co Cantwell's 

■Cooper  Samuel Capon  Bridge 

Cooper  &  Haines 

Oglesbee  D  W 

ZeppEH 

Hannum  &  Gibson Capon  Sprinsrs 

White  G  A. " 


Shaffer  L  C Carmel 

Campbell  S  H Carpenter's 

Carpenter  &  Son ...        " 

Cole  J  B Cassville 

Pickenpaugh  J  S " 

Ramsey  M  C " 

Brown,  Hann  &  Co Catawba 

Burk  J  H Cedarville 

CorleyAR 

JackWH 

McGregor  J  B Central  Station 

O'Neal  Michael 

Ruley  F  J  &  Bro 

Ferguson  Jameson Centreville 

Cole  Columbus Ceredo 

Hughes  J  A&  Co 

Millender  J  H  Lumber  Co " 

Waugh  J  W 

Brown  George Chap 

Miller  CH 

Miller  SP 

Bender  Andrew Chapel 

Bender  W  K 

Chapman  J  C Chapmanville 

Chapman  W  H " 

Dingess  P  M " 

MullinsM  B 

Peck  J  E&  Bros 

Stone  WH 

Curns  Henry. Charleston 

Fruth  Valentine " 

GebhartCC 

GebhartHL 

Stern  Gustave " 

Workman  Rufus " 

Young  R&  P.   

Blessing  L  M Charles  Town 

Butler  FG 

DalgarnSS 

RodrickMrsEA 

Shenandoah  Milling  Co " 

Woolpert  W  B 

Lemley  G  A. Charlotte 

Boggess  D  W. Cherry  Camp 

CoffmanTJ 

Gump  Wm " 

Harden  Caroline " 

Williams  T  H 

Doty  James  &  Co Child's 

Lovett  &  Flesher Churchill 

Bond  MT&Co Churchville 

Kemper  G  A  &  Co " 

Harper  Henry Circleville 

MulleaxWJ . 

Smith  &  Bennett " 

Cain  F  H Cisko 

Ross  H  J 

Board  Wm Clarence 

Boughner  &  Sons Clarksburgh 

Griffin  J  T 


WHISKIES 


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General  Stores— Cont'd. 

Lowndes  R  T Clarksburgh 

Patton  Thomas " 

Shuttleworth  G  W  &  H  M 

Boyles  L  M Claude 

Gould  W  P Clay  C  H 

Reed  James " 

Pierson  Bros " 

Stephenson  T  B " 

Harper  H  H Clear  Creek 

Hanson  J  H Cliff  Top 

Rhodes  J  P Clifton 

Williams  Mrs  J  J " 

Collier  W  M Clifton  Mills 

Harader  &  Sons " 

Clifty  Co  The Clifty 

Miller  HL  

Johnson  OB Clinton  Furnace 

Ferrell  JM&  Bro Clintonville 

Braden  R Coalburgh 

Jones  &  Stevens " 

Lawrence  &  Hensley " 

Little  J  L 

Robinson  Coal  Co " 

Jones  W  T Coaldale 

Perdue  George " 

Ross  J  M Coco 

Cokeley  Jacob Cokeley's 

Light  J  W Cold  Stream 

Hawkins  Wm  &  Bro Colfax 

Jasper  W  R " 

NuzumZ&Son 

Criss  Bros. Collier's 

Freshwater  G  W " 

RylandJS 

Ryland  J  T 

Meadows  J  F Comfort 

Meadows  Sarah  A " 

Mayfield  J  M Conaway 

Balm  F  A  &  Co Concord  Church 

Farmers'  Joint  Stock  Co " 

Massic  R  W " 

Mendor  &  Pack 

Higginbotham  Mark Confidence 

Older  &  Washington " 

WatkinsRW 

Rymer  A  J Conings 

Tyson  &  Morris " 

Coon  A  J Coon's  Mills 

Baker  S Cooper's 

Cooper  J  &  Co " 

Garlick&Co 

GolmanSJ 

Hill  J 

Radford  M 

Copenhaver  J Copenhaver's  Mills 

Pauley  J  W 

Spaulding Copleyville 

Costen  W  V Corinth 

Lemaster  W  E Cork 


Gilbert  I  J Cornwallis 

Naughton  Bros " 

Rollins  AC 

Anderson  A  L Cos 

Danvill  J  G Cottageville 

McCoy  Abe " 

RhodesDWR 

Myles  A  B Cotton  Hill 

Parks  J  G 

Woodson  J  U  B 

Kern  L Couch 

Counts  S  B Countsville 

Frasher  Lindsey Cove  Creek 

Queen  J  H " 

Adkins  Floyd  &  Co Cove  Gap 

Enoch  WS&Bro 

Cox  Mrs  A  R  &  Son Cox's  Landing 

Bust  C  B Cox's  Mills 

Blankenship  T  W Craigsville 

Morton  &  Bro " 

Browning  J  F Cranesville 

Feather  J  W 

Fringer  E  J " 

Gunnoe  Daniel Crany 

Russell  N  C Crickard 

Walker  J  H Crickmer 

Shiers  A  V Crimson  Springs 

Barr  G  W Cross  Roads 

Cross  A  P 

Bender  A  &  Son Cutlip's 

Bender  J  I " 

CutlipEW 

MacDonald  Millard Cyclone 

Rhodes  G  W Dallas 

Perry  J  K  Danville 

Phipps  &  Perry " 

Pickens  Cornelius " 

Bain  A  B Darkesville 

FelkerSS 

SchillingJR 

Tate  A  D 

Ash  &  Lashley Davis 

Oliver  J  Neal  &  Co 

Robinson  J  N  &  Co 

Thompson  &  Wilson  Co " 

Wagoner  &  Sutton " 

Wilson  OS&  Bro 

Creel  G  R Davisville 

Withrow  A  J Dawson 

Clark  Andrew Dean 

Harris  Charles Debby 

Ankrom  D  G Deep  Valley 

Miller  S&  Bros 

Kincaid  &  Harvey Deep  Water 

Norris  J  W " 

King  S  W Deer  Lick 

Womeldorff  J  E " 

Hevener  AM Deer  Run 

Dickinson  J  E Dego 

Hammaker  W  S " 


YANCE  SHOE  COMPANY. 


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Hanna  V  B Dego 

Johnson  J  B 

Roby  G  C De  Long 

Riley  G  W Delray 

Dempsey  J  E Dempsey 

Yonkum  &  Osborne Dennis 

Chenoweth  JO Dexter 

Bloss  H  M  &  Bro Dickson 

Dingess  P  H Dingess 

Dingess  S  V " 

Nichols  F  M Dixie 

Rumbarger  J  L  Lumber  Co 

(see  right  bottom  lines) Dobbin 

Hill  B  F Donohue 

Davis  Michael Douglass 

Copley  Henry Drag 

McElwee  D  B Driscol 

Barrett  A Dry  Creek 

Hawling  Lewis Duffleld's 

MelvinJS 

Richards  J  P Duhring 

Parker  E  L Duke 

Nottingham  B  L Dunmore 

Commach  W  L Dunn's 

LillyHJ&Co 

Uyant  Coal  and  Coke  Co Eagle 

Taylor  C  R Earl 

Brabbin  R Eastbank 

Davis  Philip " 

Osburn  &  Ferguson East  Lynn 

Ruppert  L  G Easton 

Stewart  MW 

MeKenzie  &  Son East  River 

Powell,  Osborn  &  Co Echo 

Workman  G  W  &  Co 

Holliday  WD Edmond 

Barlow  &  Moore Edray 

Moore  G  P 

Moore  &  Hannah " 

Hampton  George Effie 

Lambert  J  C  &  H  W 

Wilson  PH&  Co 

Walker  J  A Egeria 

Fike  P  S Eglon 

LantzLC&Co 

Scherr  Julian " 

Hall  J  E  &  Co Eldora 

Linn  John " 

Foster  Thomas Elizabeth 

Graham  R  B 

Lowther  M  R " 

Rathbone  &  Edmondson " 

Roberts  G  W  &  Co 

Belsches  G  D Elk  City 

Carr  L  A  Co " 

CrimJNB 

Harvey  I  J " 

Kelley  James " 

Lucadue  &  Bros " 

Beckman  DT&Co Elk  Garden 


Co-operative  Store Elk  Garden 

Dixon  H  C " 

Grant  E  R 

Kitzmiller  &  White 

Mclntire  Elias " 

NeithkinJA " 

Poling  WH 

Roberts  Simon  &  Son " 

White  LP 

Fout  J  H Elkins 

Greenwade  D  T 

HarperD  P(s«pi57) 

MoyleDV 

Pettit  J  W 

Poling  LC 

Wees  PH&  Sons 

Resseger  Henry Ella 

Boehm  J  W Ellenborough 

Boehm  &  Strickler " 

Flanagan  G  T 

Strickler  TP 

Patterson  AP&WH. Elliott 

Downey  J  M Elmira 

Bedillion  J  S Elm  Grove 

Simms  Bros " 

Hutchinson  M Elton 

Painter  B Emma 

Young  J  J " 

Taylor  Wm Emory 

Mills  A Empire 

Moore  S  J  &  Co Endicott 

Robinson  J  R " 

Alderson  G  H Enon 

Hallar  C  W Enterprise 

Tetrich  L  B  &  Bro 

Clarkson  J  A Etam 

Davis  J  W 

Clark  Thomas Eugene 

Parsley  Moses " 

Hindes  J  E Eureka 

Crow  &  Oshel Evans 

Parsons  J  M  &  Co " 

Sayre  I  &  Son " 

Jenkins  H  E Evansville 

Talbott  Charles 

Walter  GN 

Walter  Mrs  ME 

Lester  Mrs  Lizzie Evelyn 

Fitzgerald  J  L Evergreen 

Fitzgerald  J  W "     4 

Manley  C  E Everson 

Hartley  S  V Extra 

Fairfield  Coal  Co Fairfield 

McCarty  Bros " 

Reynolds  &  Sturdevent " 

Stevens  Coal  and  Coke  Co " 

Sunny  Side  Coal  Co " 

Fox  A  M  &  Sons Fairmont 

Hartley  J  M 

Lough  &  Meredith " 


0   8   Pliilnotf    ARCHITECT  AND  SUPERINTENDENT, 

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Mine  Supplies, 


WIRE  HAULAGE  ROPE.  Coke  Hose,  Fan  Belts,  Brattice  Cloth,  Etc. 

"SSi*  CHAS.  H.  BERRY,  Wheeling,  W.  Va. 


492 


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GEN 


General  Stores— Cont'd. 

Yeager  &  Co Fairmont 

Pfost  G  W Fair  Plain 

Reynolds  A  A " 

Bendure  J  W Fairview 

Pomeroy  J  S " 

Settle  J  H " 

Burffey&  Whiting Falling  Spring 

Emerson  J  W  Falling  Waters 

Stehley  W  A  &  F  P 

Woodford  J  E 

Lorentz  J  H Fallsmill 

Bock&  Fox  Co Farmington 

Hagerty&  Veach " 

Parish  J  C&RB 

Montgomery  CA&Co Fayetteville 

WalkerJH&Sons 

Wiseman  W  A " 

Purcell  George Fellowsville 

Simpson  &  Shay " 

Watson  &  Co " 

Kelley  A  R  &  Co Fetterman 

ShirerAF 

Smith  J  K 

Warder  J  H " 

Fire  Creek  Coal  and  Coke  Co.  .Fire  Creek 

Bable  John Flat  Rock 

Hughes  W  A Flat  Top 

Meador  R  G  &  Co 

Jones  E  C  &  Co Flat  Woods 

McNutt  &  Fisher 

Davidson  H  P Flemington 

Monroe  &  Brohard " 

Shields  WL 

Sinsel  WA 

Gaskins  A  J Flint 

Barnes  &  Co Flipping 

BelcherTJ 

Clarke  Thomas " 

Pegrim  &  Sales " 

Rodger  R " 

Starkey  Philip Folsom 

TaikingtonH 

Woodson  J  C Forest  Hill 

Ley  J  A Forks  of  Capon 

Sperry  A  R " 

Pratt  Samuel Fort  Gay 

Schmucker  &  Co " 

Bolton  IE Fort  Seybert 

Botton,  Wagoner  &  Co " 

Milter  A  E Foss 

Melrose  MA Fountain  Spring 

Fowler  W  M Fowler's 

Juergens  E  It  (see  p  855).  .Frametown 

Scott  &  Newlon 

HannaCH  &E  A Frankford 

Overholt  &  Payne  ... .' " 

Wurts  John  &  Co " 

Boggs,  Bowman  &  McClure Franklin 

Boggs  M  K  . . .   


Frazier  J  W 

Shimer  EE 

Dehurt  J  W&Co... 
Gibson  J  J  &  Son . . . 

Lovette  J  T 

Lowe  J  R 

Pribble  H  B 

Colerider  &  McCoy  . 
Sexton  FF&Co..   , 

Wilson  &  Bro 

Boggess  R  A  &  Co. . 

Goodwyn  L 

Hearn  L  L  &  Co. . . . 

Nicholas  J  S . 

Thornton  &  Son 

White  J  A 

Gorrell  B  F 

Sweeney  &  Fairfern 

Thorn  &  Son 

Musgrove  N  C 

Hanna  W  B 

Hanna  &  White 

Grimes  John 

Lusher  J  M 

Stevens  Simeon 

Caf-ta  F  A  &;Bro  . . . 

Wilson  T  W 

Kettering  J  W 

Carpenter  N  B 

Williams  AW 

Whitten  &  Egnor. . 
Gaston  TC&  Co... 

Methery  &  Burt 

Richards  J  M 

Rodes  Green 

Dickinson  E  S . 

Donaldson  G  M 

Miller  J  H 

Neal  &  McArthur  . . 

Reppatoe  Bros 

McKinney  W  L 

Morris  D  O 

Miller  HC 

Jack  &  Co 

Griffiths  D  S  &  Co. . 

Weist  J  W 

Hackethorn  CD 

Trickett  H 

Ransom  MB 

Arnold  Bros 

Ruddell  WK 

Whiting  WD 

Fuller  J  L 

Gwinn  Bros 

McClary  JA&Son. 

Roup  R  B 

Wells  CE 

Wise  &  Coffman  . . . 

Burnside  W  C 

Economy  Store  Co  . 


.Frazier's  Bottom 

Freed 

Freeman's 

.  .Freemansburgh 


Freeport 

.French  Creek 


,  .Frenchton 
,  Frenchville 


.Friendly 


.Frisco 
..Frost 


...Frozen  Camp 
.Fudge's  Creek 

Galletin 

. . . .  Gandeeville 


.Ganotown 
.  Gap  Mills 


.Garrett's  Bend 
Gaston 


Gatewood 

.Gauley  Bridge 


Gay 

Gazil 

. .  Georgetown 

German 

.Gerrardstown 


Gibson 

. .  Gladesville 
. . .  Glendale 
.Glen  Easton 
Glenville 


.Glenwood 


.Glover's  Gap 
....Gold  Hill 
. .  Good  Hope 


Reymann  Brewing  Co.'s 


Celebrated  LAGER  B  E  E  R  Is  the 
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Good  Hope  Merchandise  Co. .  .Good  Hope 

Perrine  D  L  &  Bro 

Douglas  D  E .Goose  Creek 

■Gilbert  WC    

McDougal  M&  Co Goose  Neck 

Baker  S  C  &  Co Gormania 

Barrett  W  A  jr  &  Co 

Beckman  J  H " 

Day  J  W&Co 

McCrum  LL " 

Perrin  DA " 

.Friend  ME Gould 

Brinkman  G  &  Co Grafton 

Davis  &  Co " 

Jefferys  J  M  <Ss  Co " 

Loar  LL " 

LoveHC 

Rector  &  Co " 

Rogers  Nicholas " 

"Tregellas  J  N " 

WotthlieG&Co 

Shaw  TW&Co Grangeville 

[Bell  J  W Grantsville 

Smith  GS 

Thomas  J  J  &  Co " 

Wiant  &Barr 

Horner  J  J Grassland 

Simmons  Eli Grass  Lick 

Burruss  J  W Grassy  Meadows 

HarrahJB 

Arnett  EM Gray's  Flat 

Hornbrook,  Cox  &  Co -.  .Graysville 

Cooper  Samuel Green  Bank 

■Gladwell  &  Arbogast " 

•Clutes  &  Fisher Green  Bottom 

Hays  Jesse Greenland 

Life  &  Michael " 

Wilson  W  R Green  Spring 

•Green  M  &  H Green  Sulphur  Springs 

.NoelEE&Co 

Bell  &  Co Greenville 

Mitchell  &  McNeer " 

Young  M  C Greenwood 

Miller  &  Gross Grifflthsville 

Osborne  HC 

Whitter  &  Egnor " 

Bailey  &  Morrison Grove 

Chapman  &  Summers " 

Beale  J  M Guyandotte 

BealeJP 

Anderson  A  M  &  Son Hacker's  Valley 

Curry  C  A " 

DukeWT " 

Werner  O  M Hall 

Cartright  J  C Halleck 

Watson  J  S " 

Adams  Thomas Hall's  Mills 

Nichols  Frank Halltown 

Rainy  Wm " 

Gaither  W  H Hambleton 


Baker  W  W  &  Co Hamlin 

GobleMB 

ReynoldsJC 

Sweetland  &  Bro 

McDonald  S  C  &  Co Hanging  Rock 

Rogers  Calvin " 

Loughry  J  R Hannahsville 

Bennett  A  J Harman 

Baden  W  T Harper's  Ferry 

Cavalier  Mary  A 

Child  J  C 

DoranS&W 

Geary  TW 

Rau's  Sons " 

Walsh  Julia " 

Harman  J  A Harper's  Mills 

PharesGW 

Herold  &  Bailes Harrison 

Allen  Richard Hartford  City 

Hartford  City  Salt  Co 

Juhling  Coal  Co " 

Lerner~BJ 

Liverpool  Salt   and  Coal 

Co  The  (seep  195) 

Sayre  A  J " 

Alderton  W  J Hartmonsville 

Dickinson  &  Son Hawk's  Nest 

Pirrung  Joseph " 

Smith  W 

Goff  J  S Hazelgreen 

Arthur  W  D Hazelton 

Carskadan  M  J Headsville 

Clovis  T Hebron 

Clovis  &  McKhiney " 

Shingleton  J  B  &  Co 

BeallE  P Hedgesville 

MillerJH 

Vermilyeas  J  S " 

Huber  Caspar Helvetia 

LewisHH 

Lewis  HH&  Son 

Lee  WW Henderson 

Sheppard  A  J...  " 

Stockhoff  Bros 

Dilworth  &  Poling Hendricks 

Parsons  McGara " 

Herring  G  A Herring 

Kelley  J  D Hettie 

Ball  &  Hager Hewett 

Powell  Joseph " 

Cremeans  W  H Hickory 

Rhea  Frank 

Powell  D  S Higginsville 

Lamp  AG Highland 

Hill  Henry..  Hill 

Hinkle  AAV Hinkleville 

Cooper  John Hinton 

Hinton  Silas " 

Hughes  H  J " 

Jones  R  L " 


Cumberland  Hardware 

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BUSINESS  BUILDINGS. 


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Public  Library  Building,    WHEELING,  W.  YA 


494 


GEN 


WEST    VIRGINIA    STATE    GAZETTEER 


GEN 


General  Stores— Cont'd. 

Meador  DM Hinton 

Meador  L  J " 

Miller  John " 

Perkins  A  B 

PylesJG&Co 

Redden  J  M 

Riffe  J  A 

Toung  &  Co " 

Hogsett  C  W Hogsett 

Griffin  G  G Holbrook 

Hall  &  Nutter 

Summer  E  W 

Brown  Wm Holliday's  Cove 

Campbell  J  D " 

Bennett  J  L Holly  Grove 

Moore  &  Raiher " 

Marpex  J  M Holly  River 

Ours  AM Hopeville 

Metheny  W  J Homer 

Childers  Mrs  S  A Horseneck 

McKinneyRD 

Rackman  N  A " 

Dudley  &  McGuire Horsepen 

Johnson  &  Daniel 

Hoult  EH Hoult 

Gocke  J  J Howesville 

McKinzie  J  L " 

Wright  Ann " 

Koontz  W  R Huffman 

Right  &  Sons " 

Skaggs  J  M Hugart 

Schaeffer  &  Bro Hulderman 

Weimer  Marshall  . .   Hulings 

White  J  B Hundred 

Harvey  J  G Hunter's  Springs 

Barlow  Amos Huntersville 

Boner  Jacob " 

Ashworth  LJ Huntington 

Johnson  MS 

Connell  &  Co Hur 

Benedict  George Hurricane 

Dorsey  R  V 

Garrett  &  Reynolds " 

McCallister  W  H 

Turley  &  Co 

Wilkinson  &  McCallister 

Holt  &  Moore Huttonsville 

Hyar  Bros  &  Jenkins Hyar 

Malcomb  Edward " 

Fream  Mrs  A  &  Son Independence 

Jenkins  &  Son " 

Sharp  WE&  Co 

Sharp  &  Bro 

8moot  J  R v . . 

Bean  Charles Indian  Camp 

Dillon  Henry Indian  Mills 

Bond  &  Holt Ingleside 

Cassaday  Gilpen " 

McKinzie  W  LG 


Ewing  A  A Ireland' 

Musgrove  B  P " 

Reger  N " 

Shumate  B  P Iron 

Harper  W  H Island  Branch 

Jones  Samuel 

Roberts  R  D  &  J  S Iuka 

Armstrong  B  F Jackson  C  H 

Poling  J  M 

Davidson  G  I Jacksonville 

Moore  &  Amos . .  .Jake's  Run 

Shann  Jacob 

Williams  Thomas " 

Bieghley  John Janelcw 

Brown  G  V " 

Jackson  I  G " 

Price  E  E Jarrett 

Reynolds  GG 

Barrett  A Jarrold's  Valley 

Jarrell  Leptrich " 

Bargain  Store  Co Jarvisville 

Post  M  R 

Cummings  Wm Jenks 

Elkins  Alamander " 

Hayes  Robert " 

Bow  S  M Jerry's  Run 

Cook  J  J Jesse 

Lambert  W  T  &  Sons 

Miller  AT 

Stewart  Wm  &  Co " 

Workman  C  W Joe's  Branch 

Workman  NE 

Johnson  M Johnsort 

Dawson  J  C  &  Co. Johnstown 

Lewis  S&  Co 

Queen  J  M " 

Kerr  L  M Jones'  Springe 

Wilson  J  L 

Young  R  L Jordan 

Scherr  A  C Jordan's  Run 

Howard  J  L , .  .Joseph's  Mills 

Howard  &  Fordyce " 

Sizemore  D  H Jumbo- 
Deeds  J  A Jumping  Branch? 

Meador  &  Deeds 

West  CM Kabletown 

Holsberry  H  &  Co Kalamazoo- 

Meadows  Bros Kanawha  City 

Meadows  C  A  M " 

Hawkins  W  S  Kanawha  Falls 

WatkinsJC 

Curry  J  A Kanawha  Head 

Warnick  Samuel Kanawha  Station- 
Nestor  D  J Kasson 

Newman  F  W " 

Homsher  Theodore Kearneysville 

Licklider  Samuel 

Trump  A..   " 

Osborn  M Kedror> 

Alford  &  Co Keenac 


Axle  Grease. 


Samuel  Elder  &  Co., Mnfr8  of  *?■*• MIM  and  Ax,° 

uciiiiuw  uiuwi   w  vrvr.,  Greage< and Deaierg inTallow, 
Grease  and  Oil.    Cor.  17th  and  McColIoch  Streets,  WHEELING,  W.  VA. 


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495 


Keenan  &  Bro Keenan 

Osbourn  C  H Keller 

Osbourn  &  Ronemus " 

Kemper  G  A Kemperville 

Morris  Clark Kendalia 

Morris  J  H " 

Maddox  &  Morrison Kenna 

Raines  GW 

Simmons  Eli " 

Kenova  Mercantile  Co Kenova 

Knight  JB Kenton 

PoliDg  B  N Kentuck 

Fisher  B  W Kerens 

Nester  M  N 

Taylor  HH 

Malcolm  J  G Kesler's  Cross  Lanes 

Vaughn  J  R " 

Donahew  John Kettle 

Robertson  G  W 

Thompson  Richard " 

Carskadon  G  T Keyser 

•Crawford  Mrs  T " 

Greenwade  D  T " 

Halbritter  Henry *' 

Jones  J  H  &  Co " 

Xephart  J  C  &  Co 

Long  I  M " 

Nine  E  P 

QuinnDC 

Spice  L  F 

Hill  &  Gorrell Kidwell 

Stoneking  D " 

Kincaid  Perry Kincaid 

Beghley  J Klncheloe 

Albright  L  M Kingwood 

Beaver  &  Fawcett " 

Blaker  J  W 

Brown  J  H " 

Flathe  &  Werner " 

•Jackson  &  Postee " 

Shaffer,  Brown  &  Co 

Godlove  I  C Kirby 

Heave  J  C " 

Horn  AM Kline 

Smith  W  L Knawl's  Creek 

•Swentzel  G  L Knight 

Jenkins  BF Knottsville 

Keyser  S  W Knoxville 

Richmond  TD 

Lahnoan  Jacob Lakmansvilta 

Baldwin  Wm Lake 

Kskings  DC 

Deitz  T  A Lansing 

Hurst  J  H Lashmeet 

McNeill  Charles Laurel  Dale 

Bowers  John Laurel  Iron  Works 

Dickison  Charles " 

Posten  8  A Laurel  Point 

Snider  J  P 

Goff  EC Lawford 


Buckner  G  A Leachtown 

Krauss  Bros  &  Woofter Leading  Creek 

Wiant  &  Pulliam 

Haymond  D  S Leadsville 

White  J  W Leander 

Nealy  G  M Leetown 

Roberts  N  R 

Justice  E  &  Sons Left  Hand 

Leivasy  V Leivasy 

Smith  &  Forman Lenox 

Brown  J  M Leon 

SmithWP 

Sullivan  AT 

Sullivan  D  M 

Sullivan  Mrs  N  J " 

Lovett  M  J Leopold 

Morrison  C  B " 

Baker  &  Cole Le  Roy 

Carmichael  Bros " 

Hartley  &  Seaman . .    " 

Brinker  Bros Letart 

Gist  George  W  &  Son 

HaymanWT 

Westfall  AS Letter  Gap 

Rannells  H  &  C Levels 

Bell  J  E Lewisburgh 

Brown  TC 

FordDJ&Son 

Cabell  R  W Lewiston 

Bowles  W  A Liberty 

Carney  W  F 

Beghley  John Lightburn 

RiffeeJ  R 

Amick  &  Jeffries Llle 

Allen  C  J ...  Lima 

Allen  C  S Limestone 

Coe  O  P Limestone  Hill 

Shannon  W  C Lincoln 

Brannon  M Linden 

Looney  Mrs  M " 

Simmons  G  B " 

Snodgrass  C  A " 

Vandeventer  &  Co " 

Dunn  &  Boone Linside 

Smith  HW&  Co 

Conell  J  G Little  Birch 

Hutchison  Jacob Little  Falls 

Faulkwell  HE Little  Georgetown 

Cutlip  A  J Little  Otter 

Hurst  J  H  &  Son Littlesburgh 

Maxwell  E  W 

Peoples  D  H Little's  Mills 

Hogsctt  &  Nickell.  Little  Sewell  Mountain 

Sawyer  AC.    " 

Carney  Bros  &  Co Littleton 

Crow  A  M " 

Robinson  E  L " 

Brown  J  W Lizemores 

Stone  &  Legg " 

Surratt  Austin " 


GINGER  ALE 


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Proprietors  and  Manufacturer*  of  MeLAIN'S  RELIABLE  FA  Ho- 
ILT  MEDICINES,  WHEELING  PILLS,  PECTORAL  KYRTJP, 
GOOD  INTENT   LINIMENT,  WORM  SIRUP,  WORM   CANDY. 


496 


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WEST   VIRGINIA   STATE    GAZETTEER 


GEN 


General  Stores — Cont'd. 

McQucken  P Lock  Eight 

Washington  RF 

Archer  Peter Lockhart's 

Burke  A  B  &  Co 

Lockhart  S  F 

Bailey  W  W.  • Lockney 

Meeks  &  Co Lock  Seven 

Peek  JA&  Bro Logan  C  H 

Robertson  J  E " 

White  M 

Swan  J  C Lone  Cedar 

Asher  &  Ferrell Lone  Tree 

Johnson  Samuel Long  Reach 

Broadwater  W  P Long  Run 

TextorGH ! 

Whalen  John " 

Cavendish  J  F Lookout 

Lockhart  J  P Looneyville 

SparrLH 

Berry  .IT Lorentz 

Smith  GW 

Bowyer  L  F Lorraine 

Sanborn  A " 

Horner  W  F  &  Co Lost  Creek 

Monroe  S  G 

Haas  &  Hefner Lost  River 

McCarty  A  B 

Teets  &  Chrisman " 

Chamber  J  B Loudenville 

McCray  PA Louther 

Love  CS&CA Love 

Francis  J  W Lowell 

Nolan  J  C 

PolanIA 

Barr  &  Son  , Lowman 

Higgins  J  V  

Beckwith  W  A Lubeck 

SeffensR 

Boggers  DA Lumberport 

Boggers  J  M  &  Son " 

Hedges  HC 

Smith  G  H Lurd 

Downey  J  M Ly  dia 

Shepard  &  Co Lynn  Camp 

Depew  J  W McClaln's 

Talkington  &  Gault McClellan 

Meadows  &  Son McCurdy 

Harrison  Wm McGill 

Evans  &  Phillips McGraw's 

McGraw  John " 

McGraw  MP " 

Shumate  &  Son " 

Huffman  &  Billingsley McMahone 

Jeffers  W  A McMechen 

Harman  &  Hollen Macksville 

Carrico  J  H  Macomber 

Cassiday  John " 

Croft  WD Madison 

Mitchell  EL 


Stallings  J  E Madison 

Brown  V Maggie 

Gross  A Magnolia 

KeslerAH 

Ridgway  &  Waters Maidsville 

Smyth  Bros " 

Allison  J  M Majorsville 

Coleman  C  N  &  Co M alders 

Scott  E 

Swiger  W  H Malta 

Avis  H  C Man 

McDonald  GR 

Burt  F  H  jr Mannington 

Johnson  H  W " 

KoonJT 

Martin  EC 

Snod grass  Bros " 

Moore  Marion Marion 

McNeil  U  8 Marlinton 

Marquess  I  Co  The Marquess 

Simpson  J  I " 

Marshall  E  A  &  D Marshall 

Martin  Z  T Martin 

Deatrick  H  N Martinsburghi 

Herring  E  jr " 

Herring  E  E *' 

Herring  H  H " 

Kilmer  DM 

Martin  M  W 

Myers  J  H " 

Neer  J  W 

Oliker  Levi " 

Robinson  L  W " 

Shaffer  CM&  Son 

Shaffer  J  H 

Wellinger  Gottlieb " 

Hope  Salt  and  Coal  Co Mason  City 

Ruttencutter  WE 

Veith  Wm 

Coburn  G  M Mason  Towm 

Coburn  S  L " 

Hartley  E  M 

Halterman  &  Clayton Mathias 

Miller  Bros ...         " 

Harper  G  S  &  Co Mattie 

Jones  S  S " 

RyanMW  

Shafer  &  Casto " 

Kidd  George  Matville- 

Larmer  Ed Maud 

Suter  F  R 

Harmon  &  Hollar Maysville 

ScherrAC 

Myles  T  G Maywood 

Henry  H  L  &  Co Meadland 

Nickell  S  H Meadow  Bluff 

Gwinn  J  T Meadow  Creek  Station 

Hartz  Bros  &  Lipman 

Elliott  D  T  &  Bro. ......... .Meadowville 


JOSEPH  B.  HALL,  Architeci,  SSS^rWayt 


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Parsons  E Meadowville 

Carniichael  D Meadville 

Gorrell  M " 

StallingsT Meadley 

Richmond  W  P Meighen 

Lynch  Samuel Mentor 

Barker  W  T Mercer's  Bottom 

McNeill  SH 

RhenFH 

SayreWH 

Meador  &  Shumate.  ..Mercer's  Salt  Works 

Beaty  A  L Metz 

Campbell  &  Rowands " 

Kotzebue  C  F Middlebourne 

McCarty  BG 

Stealey  L  L 

Howell  J  E Middle  Fork 

League  J  W Middleway 

Roberts  N  R 

SmithGMD 

Martin  &  Son Midway 

Brown  NJ Mia  Point 

Nisewarner  Walter Millville 

Bauer  A Millwood 

Davis  N " 

Brannan  Milo Milo 

Bowles  W  M : Milton 

Jordan  &  Swan " 

KaneSJ 

Roberts  Samson " 

SanfordMW 

Bagley  John Mineral  Point 

Cooper  A  R Mineral  Wells 

Prickett&Co 

Wood  S  H  Mingo  Flat 

Cavender  W  S Mink 

Bailey  WW Minnora 

Chenoweth  R  J " 

Duffleld  W  A  

Witte&Bro 

Hickman  James Mole  Hill 

Lamar  C  E Moler's 

Bartlett,  Hall  &  Co Monongah 

Bennett  &  Talbot 

HallEP 

Macdonald  F  C 

Ross  S  W 

Scott  LM 

Davis  M  T  &  Co Montgomery 

Hall  Prank 

McNabb  John " 

Montgomery  A  E " 

Montgomery  S  H " 

Jenkins  W  H Montrose 

Montrose  Mdse  Co " 

Murphy  ED 

Stout  WF 

Alliance  Store Moorefield 

Gamble  &  Chrisman " 

Gilkeson  &  Co " 


Pankake  QHC Moorefield 

Shear  &  Son " 

Lemasters  &  Elder Moore's 

Miller  J  N Morgan's  Glade 

Frazier  &  Co Morgansville 

Chadwick  D Morgantown 

JohnGW&Co 

Pickenpaugh  ThorntoD " 

Posten  S  A " 

Kiger  M  F Morris 

Wright  G  W  W 

Marcum  &  Perry Moses  Fork 

KiDcaid  Perry Mossy 

Blake  W  J Moundsville 

DickSW 

Dunn  Michael " 

Fleming  Thomas " 

Gallaher  J  W  &  Son 

GansMrsSC 

Gaits  &  Gray 

Levi  David  " 

Logan  J  R " 

McConkey  Wm  jr " 

Roberts  Bros " 

Rogerson  T  L „ " 

Supler  J  L " 

Faulkner  John Mt  Carbon 

Great  Kanawha  Colliery  Co. ...        " 

SarverRF 

Trimble  MA 

Hansford  O  T  &  Bro Mt  Clare 

Morrison  G  M.  . " 

Halsted  PA Mt  Lookout 

Ramsey  H  L  &  Co " 

Reynolds  HA Mt  Nebo 

Chafin  F  M Mouth  of  Pigeon 

StippHR 

Williamson  W  J " 

Adamson  G  W  &  Bro Mouth  of  Seneca 

Harmon  WC&  Co 

Lawson  G  W  &  Son . .  Mouth  of  Sycamore 

Lawson  &  Williamson " 

Adkins  Samuel Mud 

Gwinn  W  L Mulvane 

Murray sville  Mnfg  Co Murraysville 

Roberts  W  M Muses  Bottom 

Basham  N  B Nelson 

Estep  Enoch " 

Meadows  J  E 

Bramble  J  W Neptune 

Crislip  W  A Nero 

Rardon  V  B Nesselroad 

Compton  J  M Nestorville 

Nestor  M  S  &  Son 

Roberts  C  H  &  Co Newark 

West  &  West 

Swisher  G  W  &  Co. .  .*. Newberne 

Anderson  J  R Newburgh 

EllisCE 

PaulWM 


LATH. 


Standard  No.  I  Poplar.     LITTLE  KANAWHA  LUMBER 
CO.,  Parkersburg,  W.  Va.    See  Adv.,  on  End  of  Directory. 


G.  Mendel  &  Co. 


'Wholesale    and    Retail     Dealers    In    CARPETS* 

Furniture,    Oil    Cloths,    Shadings,    Brass  Goods, 

J  BEDDING,  Etc.    1 124  Main  St.,  Wheeling,  W.Va* 


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WEST    VIRGINIA    STATE    GAZETTEER 


GEN 


General  Stores— Cont'd. 

Smoot  J  R Newburgh 

Talbot  James " 

Porter  &  Co New  Cumberland 

Arkle  JO New  Dale 

Leavitt  G  E New  England 

Vanhoy  DL Newfound 

Menney  WLD New  Geneva 

James  G  W  &  Co New  Haven 

Juhling  Hugo " 

RoushLF 

Bandi  Nicholas New  Martinsville 

Blair  &  Williams 

Burrows  Mont 

Clark  Josephus " 

HallWMcG 

Hornbrook  Theodore " 

Leap  Gabriel " 

Welch  &  Koontz 

Randolph  D  P  F New  Milton 

Richmond  J  A New  Richmond 

Ellis  T  J Newton 

Noe  A  &  Sons " 

Rogers  B  M " 

SmithlD&EA 

Currance  W  P Newville 

Hosey  T  J 

Swan  T  J Next 

Alderson  E  L  &  G  H Nicholas 

Means  J  A " 

Bishop  J  H Nicklow 

Carroll  BF 

Nicola  J  B 

Semmelman  S  L 

Boggs  &  Stalnaker Normantown 

Stalnaker  &  Wiant " 

Wolf  Lewis North  Mountain 

Moreland  Wm  jr North  River  Mills 

Ellis  A  J North  Spring 

Green  E 

Cavendish  J  F Nuttallburgh 

HollidayRM 

Holliday  WD 

Horrocks  Wm " 

Nuttallburgh  Coal  and  Coke  Co 

Swentzal  S Nutter  Farm 

Jones  Bros Oak  Hill 

"Woods  BS&  Son 

Bowers  MB . .  .Oakton 

Ryan  M  W Oakville 

Chambers  LB Oceana 

Christian  IE 

Cook  LB 

McClure  &  Christian " 

Sanders  JO 

Shannon  &  Co " 

Depue  D  D .* Odaville 

Odell  J  L Odell 

SalsburyTH 

Headley  Thomas Ogdin 


Ralston  J  W  &  Bro Ogdin 

Browning  G  F Oilville 

Browning  J  R " 

Griffin  G  W Oka 

White  &  Son 

Adams  M  H Okonoko 

Markwood  Bros Old  Fields 

Marston  M  H Omps 

Hankins  &  Turley Ona 

Joy  R  L 

Simpson  L  W " 

Holcombe  J  H Ophelia 

OdellAB 

OdellFM 

Murray  George  T  &  Co Oral 

McMinn  W  G Oreide 

Ashkettle  J  N Orleans  Cross  Roads 

Glayde  G  W 

Glayde  &  Kayler '* 

Nestor  ML Orlena 

Myres  J  S  L Osborne's  Mills 

Osborn  D  D 

OsbornMF&Bro 

Day  G  F Over  Hill 

Wilson  Lowther Oxford 

Boyers  J  W Paden's  Valley 

Hawery  S  M  &  Bro Paint  Creek 

WattonJM 

Orr  &  Pople Palatine 

Wilson  E  A 

Day  J  W Pansy 

Braley  &  McHaffie Paradise 

Parkins  Wm " 

Parsons  G  W Parchment  Valley 

Boreman  T  I Parkersburgh 

Bradford  S  &  Sons 

Camden  JS 

Co-operative  Store " 

Feik  Adam " 

Jenkins  M " 

King  &  Sons 

Morrison  C  P 

Potts  EB 

Ruddell,  Prince  &  Co 

Savage  T  S 

Stahlmann  Fred  (agent) " 

Austin  T  M Parsons 

Barritt  Wm  A  jr  &  Co " 

CorrickLD 

Poling  JL&Co  (seep  295) 

Robinson  C  E Patterson's  Depot 

Robinson  J  A  &  Son " 

Ash  James  &  Co Paw  Paw 

Bevans  D  G 

Kuykendall  &  Guthrie " 

Robinson  J  N 

Williamson  John " 

Wilson  &  Fisher " 

Crifelip  Bros Peck's  Run 

KiddTE 


flat  and  Bonnet  Bleacher. 


It.  F.  POTTS,  Mnfr  of  Hat  and  Bonnet  Frames.  AH 
kinds  of  Straw  and  Felt  Hats  Reshaped  into  the  Latest  Styles. 
34   16th  St.,   Wheeling,    \V.   Va.    See  Page  5. 


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Manley  &  Stone Peck's  Run 

•Garrison  A Pedlar's  Run 

Manley  R  M Peel  Tree 

Johnson  J  F  &  Sons Peeryville 

Payne  &  Waldron " 

Showalter  C  J Peewee 

Sommerville  F " 

Bower  &  Son Pemberton 

Cloud  F  P 

Clark  C  F Peniel 

Bradford  &  Wells Pennsborough 

Collins  &  Wooddell 

Doppleheuer  H  F " 

Lantz  W  H 

Scott  H  J 

Thomas  GW&  Co 

Wilson  SV 

Tennant  A  J Pentress 

Huff  &  Bobbitt Persinger 

Dasher  J  W  Peru 

■Seymour  Dasher  &  Sons *' 

Baker  &  Parks Petersburgh 

Harwood  &  Erwin " 

Hill  WB 

Kaplan,  Schiller  &  Co " 

Smith  &  Schnell 

Ballard  &  Dunn  Bros Peterstown 

Spangler  &  Clark " 

Reitz  L  P  &  F  W Petroleum 

Rutherford  R  H  &  Co 

Allender  F  P Pettit 

Elkins  O  E  &  F Peytona 

Chenoweth  W  &  Co Philippi 

CrimEH&Co 

Grant  G  E  &  Bro 

HallNI&Co 

Wrightmire  R  F.  

Ankron  M Philoah 

Jividen  &  Brothers " 

Meador  E  E  &  Co Pickaway 

Morris  C  L 

Ewing  J  C Pickens 

Cramer  J  H  jr Piedmont 

Dixon  SG&GW 

Faherty  Mrs  Anna " 

GilbertWH 

GilmoreTV 

Hlnes  M  E 

Jamesson  J  S  &  Bro " 

Jamesson  LP " 

Killdow  G  W 

McKone  Mrs  Mary " 

Nefflen  Emil 

SmallwoodWS 

Totton  MC " 

Benedum  LA Pine  Grove 

Morgan  B  L. " 

Clines  J  W Pineville 

Lusk  John " 

Mitchell  R 


Shumate  B  P Pipestem 

Cole  Ezra Pisgah 

Rogers  WE 

Cole  J  R Pleasant  Creek 

Carter  J  W Pleasant  Dale 

Konotorowitz  H Pleasant  Run 

Crow  J  W Pleasant  Valley 

Ball  &  Mount Pleasant  View 

Renner  TEA Pliny 

Wallace  TE 

Mears  Moses " 

Alford  J  D Poca 

LillyRN 

Shower  J  M '.' 

Walker  VB 

Friedman  J  &  Co Point  Pleasant 

Gilmore  Baptiste " 

Hale  TL 

Nease  HG&Co 

Smith  J  B 

Sterling  RW 

Poling  I  J Polandale 

Morris  EM Pond  Gap 

Stephenson  S Pool 

McComas  Harold  &  Co Poppa 

Morgan  E  F Porter's  Falls 

Porter  I  W Portersville 

Curtis  Henry Potomac 

McCammon  HL " 

McLaughlin  Lumber  Co Powellton 

Prince  Wm Prince 

Caperton  A  T  Princeton 

Hern  &  England " 

Smith  J  W 

Straley  &  Co " 

Carr  G Proctor 

Monroe  J  W " 

Moore  Michael " 

Rogers  Wm  &  Co " 

Steender  F 

Ogden  V  B Prospect  Valley 

Francis  Q  S Prosperity 

Williams  Daniel " 

Stimm  Austin Providence 

Kunst  J  H Pruntytown 

SinselL  S 

Hinkle  J  A Pugh 

Hall  A  H Pullman 

Richards  B  F 

Veach  J  A 

Allen  F  P Purgitsville 

Asper  E&J Queens 

Bennett  B  A 

Outright  AH 

Zickafoose  &  Simmons " 

Mead  A Queen's  Ridge 

Napier  P  H ,. 

Porter  GL 

Queen  L  C " 

Mullins  &  Nutter Queen's  Shoals 


Pianos,  Organs,  Sheet  Music,  Music  Books  and  Musical  Merchandise. 

Instraments  Sold  on  Easy  monthly  Payments. 

J.P.WIE8EL,  Cumberland,  Md. 


insure  PoahnHif  Inciiranro  Pn  0F  wheeung,  w.  va, 

IN  THE  r  CdUDUy    IllbUr dllbO   UUi  Cash  Capital,  $100,000.00 


500 


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GEN 


General  Stores — Cont'd. 

Samples  Harvey Queen's  Shoals 

Young  SE&  Son 

Hankey  D  B Quiet  Dell 

Foster  S  A  &  Co Racine 

SayreC  D 

Bower  Martin Raleigh 

Harper  &  Colfee " 

HullJS  

Tait  A  H Randall 

Wiedman  D " 

Barker  &  Gregory Raven  Rock 

Williamson  G  M " 

Masters  &  Arnick Raven's  Eye 

Fleming  H  C Ravenswood 

Heck  Henry " 

KotzebueGW 

Leonard  George " 

Watts  WG&Bro 

Williams  &  Wetzel " 

Lilly  R  M Raymond  City 

Walker  VB 

Morgan  W  A Reader 

Daniels  Jesse Redbird 

Jones  Daniel " 

McDonald  Lewis " 

Rains  R  L Red  Creek 

Hereford  J  R Red  House  Shoals 

Lynch  A  S&  Son 

Thomas  J  C 

Hurst  C  W Red  Oak  Ridge 

Maxwell  C  W 

Humphreys  &  Co Red  Sulphur  SpriDgs 

Watson  Mason Reedsville 

Ball  J  W Reedy 

Goad  AG 

SayreHF&Co 

Seaman  &  McClung " 

Vandeventer  CE&Co " 

Byrad  R  A  &  Sons Keedy  Ripple 

Cheuvront  AS " 

Hopkins  Mrs  M  A " 

Meed  WO..    

Noble  Mrs  L " 

Rath  bone  J  A " 

Chapman  MA  Reedyville 

Gann  J  M " 

Miller  Thomas " 

Dye  T  C Rees'  Tannery 

Flanigan  LA Rey  noldsville 

Rice  J  M  &  Sons Rice 

McConaughey,  Bee  &  Co Richardson 

Avis  H  C Rich  Creek 

Justus  WE 

McDonald  &  Bro 

Ford  J  W  A  &  Co Richland 

Mullens  T  J Rich  Mountain 

Rider  C  W  &  Co Ridersville 

Dawson  WE Ridge 

Allen  &  Swisher Ridgeville 


Parsons  M  A  &  Bro Rilla 

Dougherty  &  Harvey Rio- 
McCarthy  A  B " 

Duty  A  W Ripley's 

Long  L  H 

Riggs  &  Co " 

Adams  DC Rippoa 

Crittenden  A  Si " 

Heaton  J  M Ritchie  C  H 

Kimball,  Tyler  &  Co    

Lawrence  WW " 

Moats  Andrew " 

Patton  A  J " 

Pierpoint  W  H " 

Childress  A  W  &  Co River  View 

DeVault  &  Prickett Rivesville 

Hood  S  jr " 

Bond  L  B Roanoke 

Kennedy  PF 

Rowan  EH.. Roaring  Creek 

Freeland  J  J Robinson's  Mill 

Miller  J  A Rock  Camp 

Talbot  WW 

Frasure  J  H Rock  Castle 

Morrison  L  H Rock  Cave 

Bishop  S  P Rockford 

Hicks  SS Rock  Lick 

McGinnis  Bros " 

McCarty  A  B Rock  oak 

Barnett  J  W  &  Bro Rockport 

Clark  J  B 

Quick  George  &  Son " 

Stephens  Levi " 

Walls  J  H Rockville 

Nine  T  W Rodamer's 

Moon  S  W Rollyson 

Childress  S  A Rome 

Childress  WL 

Turley  H  H 

Post  FM&Co Romine's  Mills 

Munroe  B  F 

Gilkeson  EM .Romney 

Houser  H  G 

Pancake  J  HC 

Parker  I  V  &  Bro 

Robosson  TP&  Son 

Russell  E&  Bro 

Wirgman  Bros " 

Hudgins  Clarence Ronceverte 

Smith  PH 

Henderson  W  C Roney's  Point 

Hicks  &  Grimes Rosby's  Rock. 

Parsons  J  F " 

Fisher  AC Rosedale 

Snodgrass  C  N 

Lively  Jacob Roseville 

Arnett  Wm Ross 

FluhartyJF 

Raynes  W  L Round  Knob 

Bishop  &  Manown Rowlesburgh 


P  WWTTV  Jb  C(\    WH0LESALE  liquor  dealers, 

f ,     11  JjJJl  I     IX.    VJV/i  i      "   1118  Main  and  1121  Market  St.,      WHEELING,  W.  TA. 


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501 


Harde8ty  O  F Rowlesburgh 

May  &  Carrico " 

Pugh  J  A 

ShochWW 

Branen  M Roxalana 

Simmons  G  B 

Ruckman  J  G , Ruckman 

Davis  Jemima Ruddle 

McClung  LE Rupert 

Rupert  &  McClung 

Barron  Joseph Rusk 

Walker  JM&FE Russell  ville 

Alford  J  D St  Albans 

Alford  W  D 

Griffith  CE 

Hereford  CD 

Lewis  Bros " 

McComasAE&Co 

Meadows  J  H " 

Simms  W  H 

TeaysST 

Thompson  J  M " 

Wheeler  Elias " 

Wilcox  O 

Brown  W  H  &  Co St  Clara 

LovettJT&Co 

White  ME St  Cloud 

Cupp  WE St  George 

Griffith  GF 

Griffith  RT 

Weston  CF 

Bishop  Anthony St  Joseph 

Wayman  &  Breiding. . . : " 

Stender  Frank " 

Stockdale  G  N  St  Leo 

Bills  C  W St  Mary's 

Bookman  R  P " 

Cotton  A  M  &  Sons " 

Flowers  Samuel " 

Kelsall  George " 

Ogdin  Newton " 

Porter  J  W 

Strickling  J  &  Sons " 

Winer  &  Bro " 

Gaines  Samuel Salama 

Sheets  W  H  

Gordon  J  W  &  Co Salem 

Jeffers  J  M " 

Randolph  Ernest " 

Randolph  G  WD 

Young  R  W 

Rolyson  WD Salt  Lick  Bridge 

Moore  &  Wiant Sand  Fork 

Downing  R  A Sand  Hill 

Baker  DM .   Sandy 

Brown  J  S " 

Howes  CB 

Graham  &  Reynolds Santifee 

Cunningham  F  M Sardis 

OgdenRS 


Sattes  FA Sardis 

Ly  tie  J  M  Saulsbury 

Evans  &  Phillips Saulsville 

Shumate  T  &  Son " 

Sizemore  M  J  &  W  L  J. . . . . . . . 

Tolliver  Enoch  

Sonder  Ben Schell 

Click  C School  House 

Webster  SS 

Pine  WHH Scott's  Depot 

Sims  J  M " 

Hammett  S  C  &  Co Schultz 

Baker  W  H Seaflat 

Smith  IB 

Seaman  J  D Seaman 

Vanstavern  B Second  Creek 

Huston  Stephen Sedalia 

Stuckey  H Sedan 

Rollyson  E  B Servia 

Schaffer  Morgan  &  Co Sewell  Depot 

Day  J  W Seymoursville 

Griffith  J Shady  Spring 

Vineyard  H  D Shambling's 

Robinson  J  W Shanghai 

Hutchinson  EC Sharon 

Hutchinson  James " 

Hench,  Drumgold  &  Shull Shaw 

ShulticeWW 

Weir  Joseph " 

Powell  &  Lock Shawnee 

Williams  T  W Shenandoah  Junction 

Baker  MB Shepherdstown 

BillmyreJC 

Hodges  GT 

Lambert  J  C  &  Son 

Pendleton  B  S 

Cooper  L  M Sherman 

Rector  W  L 

Smith  HM 

Geiseler  D  F Sherrard 

McCaffery  James " 

Brown  N  H Shiloh 

Simpson  M  C " 

Stewart  MG 

Davis  Van  B Shinnston 

Reeder  B  A " 

SwigerWE 

Foley  B  W Shirley 

Smith  J  B 

Underwood  M  C " 

King  H  C Shops 

Kyle  CD&Co Short  Creek 

Judy  Noah Shreves 

Ault  A  B Shrewsbury 

Kennedy  James " 

Peabody  Coal  Co " 

Cook  Wm  S  &  Co Siberia 

McComas  &  Bailey " 

Boggess  A  J Slgman 

McDougal  S  E  &  Co 


J.  HUNTER  SMITH, ^Crescent  Saloon 


Piedmont, 
W.  Va. 


AGRICULTURAL  IMPLEMENTS. 


Agei 

Plows.   THE  \V.  II.  SMITH  HARD- 
WARE   CO.,    Parkersburg,    W.   Va. 


502 


GEN 


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GEN 


General  Stores— Cont'd. 

Rulang  M  &  Son Silver  Hill 

Yeater  C&  Bro 

McGrew  J  P Silverton 

Davis  VL&  Bro Simpson 

FindlayJA 

Hoffman  B  F 

Poe  J  C  Sincerity 

Coffman  &  Cox Sinclair 

Stafford  Luther 

Boyd  &  Leach Sink's  Grove 

JSfickell  &  Bro 

Haddox  J  H Sinnett's  Mills 

Westfall  W  H 

Mendenhall  N Sir  John's  Run 

Humphreys  A  J  Sissonville 

Johnston  J  N " 

Martin  Wm " 

RayFM 

;SlaterWA 

Cutler  Abram Sistersville 

McCormick  &  Thistle 

McCoy  Bros " 

:  Slemaker  G  B  &  Co 

Thistle  A&S 

Carder  E  P Skull  Run 

Oglesbee  J  D Slanesville 

Stump,  Henderson  &  Co " 

Munson  D  B Sleepy  Creek  Bridge 

Rockwell  &  Pentrlg " 

Husk  T  W Smithton 

Shannon  WC 

Heaton  &  Lough Smithville 

Kennedy  WE 

Miller  DM 

Wiant&Pullium 

Odell  &  McClung Snow  Hill 

Holliday  J  W Snyder's  Mills 

Williams  RM 

Johnson  MM Soho 

Horn  AM South  Mill  Creek 

Walters  &  West Southside 

Morris  Catherine Spangler 

Bailey  A  C Spaniskburgh 

Maxwell  E  V 

Brewer  Aaron Spaulding 

Brewer  Annie " 

Chafin  Marion " 

Gawse  Andrew " 

Meyser  S " 

Price  Charles " 

Spaulding  Charles " 

San  tee  J  G Speed 

McMillan  Bros  &  Co Spencer 

Simmons  L  D " 

Williams  &  Smith 

Woodyard  Wm " 

Patterson  R  J Spilman 

Marshall  &  Moore Split  Rock 

•Guinn  S  C Spring  Dale 


Bryan  LB Springfield 

Guthrie  ME 

Guthrie  R  E 

Milleson  C  M      " 

Fox  AW Spring  Hill 

Richmond  W  L " 

SentzIH 

McCue  J  F Spruce 

Hill  S Spurlockville 

Spurlock  L " 

Daniels  &  Johnson Squirejim 

Dudley  &  Crockett " 

RhoadsEF 

Garner  F  L Stanley 

Parte  EM 

Burns  Wain Staten 

Casto  N Statts'  Mills 

Statts  Enoch 

West,  Franklin  &  West Stella 

Stevens  A  J Stevens 

Wilson  J  S Stillman 

Marcum  John Stone  Coal 

Mead  Wm " 

Pasley  Sallie " 

Prince  &  Spaulding " 

Romans  George " 

Spaulding  CH 

Burk  WW Stout's  Mills 

Cottrill  &  Taylor 

Frame  M  H  &  Son Strange  Creek 

Goad  George  " 

Barr  &  Judson Stumptown 

Snodgrass  C  N " 

Stump  Marcellus " 

Wilson  SH 

Sturm  L  F Sturm's  Mill 

Williamson  J  W Sugar  Valley 

Custer  L  R Summit  Point 

Reaume  &  Co " 

WillsonCP 

Berry  T  J  &  Co Sutton 

Berry  &  Carper " 

JackHM&Sons. 

Bryan  J  H Swann 

Bolton,  Waggoner  &  Co Sweedlin  Hill 

Hughes  R  &  Bro    Sweet  Springs 

Harorick  DP&  Son Switzer 

Stephens  W  B Sycamore  Dale 

Scott  Oliver Table  Rock 

Poling  H  H Tacy 

Wince  Jasper 

Cane  P  . . '. Talbott's 

King  M 

TalbottGE 

Huston  J  E Talcott 

JonesWW 

Woodson  T  L " 

Kincheloe  &  Davis Tally  ho 

McGlothlin  W  B Tariff 

Love  Bros Teays 


KindsLof  Insurance 


Issued  by  SOMMERS  &  SOMMERS 
General  Agents,      Clarksburg,  W.  Va. 


GEN 


AND    BUSINESS    DIRECTORY. 


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503 


Meadow  SB Teays 

De  Berry  Parley.    Terra  Alta 

Fox  Bros " 

Mayer  CW 

Mayer  G  A " 

Offutt  &  Larkin 

Phillips  Absalom Texas 

Wright  &  Shutt The  Rock 

Buxton  &  Landstreet  Co Thomas 

FeelyWA 

Helmick  A  L " 

Shilansky  &  Shatz " 

Mathews  C  C Thompson 

Hauser  W  H Thornton 

Painter  J  C  &  Bro 

Walker  LO Tipton 

Hickman  E Toll  Gate 

Wilson  &  Wilson " 

Kitchen  J  H Tomahawk  Springs 

Stuckey  D 

Adkins  Wash Tooley 

Blankinship  W  P 

Tooley  Charles " 

BowliDg  W  P  &  Co Tophet 

Pickering  A  B Topin's  Grove 

Cooper  Samuel Top  of  Alleghany 

Gladwell  &  Arbogast " 

Ferguson  C  W Trace  Fork 

Arbogast  J  L Traveler's  Repose 

Herveger  W Triadelphia 

Wagoner  H " 

Wheeler  Louis " 

Bartlett  J  C Triplett 

Lewis  Hezekiah Trout  Valley 

McMillionJE 

Steinbeck  &  Gluck Troy 

WlantWT&Co 

Meador  L  W True 

Taylor  &  Bro Truebada 

Barrett  J Tug  River 

Bonafield  A  J  &  Sons Tunnelton 

Gibson  MC&  Bro 

Carmichael  David Twiggs 

Smith  C  P 

Wells  WW 

Gill  T  J Tyler's  Creek 

PenyEH 

Black  M  S Tyner 

Love  A  S  &  Bros Tyrconnell  Mines 

Teter&  Winter 

Winter  H  B 

Price  A  R Uffington 

Price  Bros " 

Watson  J  S 

Unger  A  R Unger's  Store 

Gebhardt  Anthony Union  Ridge 

Spurlock  Levi " 

Brookover  Christie Uniontown 

Jolliff  A  &  Bro 

Laville  John " 


Given  Samuel Upper  Glade 

Harman  &  Armstrong Upper  Track 

Sites  J  <te  Son " 

Hagerty  &  Veich Upton 

ShiderN  S Uvilla 

Lovell  RELJ Vadis 

Talbott  D  B 

Bradshaw  John Valley  Falls 

Blayney  L  W Valley  Grove 

Rice  Seldon Valley  Mills 

Lenhart  &  King Valley  Point- 
Martin  Reuben Van  Camp 

Billmyer  J  M Van  Clevesville 

McKeeWD 

Gaines  J  W  &  Co Vannoy's  Mill 

Reef  Jacob Vernon 

Coleman  J  D  &  Co. .   Victor 

Taylor  A  J 

Workman  I  J Vincen 

Workman  J  B " 

Beane  Charles Volcano 

Queen  &  Bros 

Schafer  John " 

Carle  J  E Volcano  Junction- 
Kelly  James " 

O'Brien  John 

Garrison  M  J  &  Co Wadestown 

Lester  M  G " 

Bean,  Hedrick  &  Patton Waiteville 

Law  A  D Walkersville 

Bartlett  &  Smith Wallace 

Fleming  EB 

HallCL 

Hall  Elmore 

Dillard  George Walton 

Donohoe  J  D " 

Riley  1 1  

Ryan  WF&  Bro 

Anderson  E  E Wardensville 

Anderson  W  W " 

Baker  J  R 

FryeJW&Co 

KotzF&Co 

Taylor  MA 

Adams  Benjamin Warren 

McCloud&  Co 

Cochran  C Washington 

Smith  C  P Wasp 

Garrison  &  Co Waverly 

RoosCP 

Bowen  HF&Co Wayne  C  H 

Ferguson  C  W " 

Frasher  &  Billups " 

Keyser  Andrew " 

Napier,  Burgess  &  Co " 

Wilkinson  A  G  &  Co 

Bartlett  J  M Webster 

Prim  W  D 

Given  R  &  Co Welch  Glade 

Barth  Hugh Wellsburgh 


Electric  Light 


Wiring;  for  all  Systems  of  Arc  and  Incandescent  Light- 
ing. THE  ELECTRICAL  CONSTRUCTION  and  MAIN- 
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&  CONSTANTIN. 
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GEN 


WEST    VIRGINIA   STATE    GAZETTEER 


GEN 


General  Stores— Cont'd. 

Bracken  C  H Wellsburgh 

CoxT  W 

Kirkland  George " 

Rodgers  J  M 

Mehl  A  J Wesley 

Battrel  J  W West  Columbia 

Byrne  TM 

Parsons  C  W  &  Sons " 

Brand  &  Long West  Grafton 

Davis  &  Bartlett 

Rightmire  Adolphus " 

Yates  TB    

Bell  Samuel West  Liberty 

RidgelyAM " 

Bartlett  &  Dayton West  Milford 

Lawson  C  A " 

Barnes  J  A Weston 

Casey  MJ&Bro " 

Dunnington  W  L 

Lewis  A  A " 

Morrison  John 

Ross  George 

Snyder  D&  Co " 

Foley  B  W West  Union 

Halderman  &  Trough " 

MarkeyJB 

Ruley&Bro 

Smith  LL 

Trainer  G  H  &  Bro 

TwyfordGW 

Elbert  J  A Wheeling 

Ellingham  Bessie " 

Falloure  Britton " 

Oeltmann  S  H " 

Hoelsche  Louis 

-Corn  Jacob " 

Meagel  EH 

Nolte  HF 

Sander  Chris " 

Hutchinson  ML White  Day 

Wilson  J " 

Ayers  W  H White  Pine 

Gainor&Bro " 

Chapman  M  V White's  Creek 

Lambert  J  H  &  Sons " 

Dickson  T  F White  Sulphur  Springs 

GarlngJF 

GaringWH 

Harper  J  T 

Harper  Wm " 

Hines  Edward " 

HuddlestonHW 

Rasenquist  Christopher " 

Smith  Mrs  SH 

Watts  David 

Reisbeck  Mary  A Whitfield 

Robinson  W  I Wick 

Grim  J  W Wilbur 

■Cheuvront  B  S Wilding 


Dakan  John Wiley  ville 

MelottJ&G 

Montgomery  Wm " 

Francis  Bros Williamsburgh 

Handley  &  Williams " 

Watts  CA&  Co 

Hott  J  L Williamsport 

Stallings  T 

Palmer  S  A Williamstown 

Uhl  Monroe " 

Fulkenier  J  A  &  Bro Willow  Bend 

Ogdin  J  L Willow  Island 

Christie  T  H  R  &  Bro Willowton 

Thornton  RE 

Click  C Willow  Tree 

HusselllC 

Shinn  A " 

Webster  GW 

Teter  &  Co Wilmoth's 

Warner  O  M " 

Wilson  M  N Wilson's  Mills 

Gilmore  J  W Windy 

Bowver  L  R Winfield 

Brown  E  R 

GilfilenFD&  Son 

Hanly  JH 

Wick  E  W 

Winifrede  Coal  Co Winifrede 

Walker  L  O Winston 

Lisez  Charles Wiseburgh 

Harvey  HA Wolf  Creek 

McCombs  J  T Wolf  Run 

Cox  David Woodyard 

Riley  GW&  AC 

Cochran  C  &  Co Worthington 

Koon  W  H 

Tetrick  Cyrus " 

Wright  Nathan Wyatt 

Thorn  J  L Wyoma 

Lewis  C  E Yankee  Dam 

PiersonTH 

Cline  HP Yellow  Spring 

Chapman  G  E Yorkville 

Ott  Cashor Zackville 

Showalter  &  Somerville " 

Carden  J  B Zela 

Talbott  W  M Zenith 

Casey  John  Zinnia 

Conley  BF&JEL Zona 

Howell  M  W&Son 

Gents'    Furnishing   Goods — 
Wholesale. 

Keller  Henry Parkersburgh 

Gents'   Furnishing    Goods- 
Retail. 

(See  also  Dry  Goods;  also  Clothing;  also 
Hats  and  Caps;  also  General  Stores;  also 
Notions.) 

Humphreys  &  Rust Charleston 


PLUMBING, 


STEAM  AND  HOT  WATER  HEATING, 

FACTORY  SUPPLIES,  ETC. 
Cbarles  H.  Turner,  Parkersburg,   V.'.  Ta. 


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Mayer  Oito Charleston 

Petty  &  Wertkheimer " 

Stern  &  Weil 

Weil  Marcus " 

Kahn  Wm Charles  Town 

Adler  Philip Clarksburgh 

Merriman  W  T " 

Ferguson  &  Blocher Davis 

Hillelson  &  Kaplan 

-Goodman  Wm Elk  Garden 

Kennedy  &  Edgell 

Posten  &  Hartley Elkins 

Shein&  Banks 

Adelson  Louis Grafton 

Renick,  Dickson  &  Co Hinton 

Broh  Bros Huntington 

Gideon  Sam " 

Hayslip,  Enslow  &  Gwinn " 

Northcott  &  Bufflngton 

Zeigler  Jacob " 

Bell  H  T Lewisburgh 

Bartlett  F  W Mannington 

Basnett  &  Co " 

Furbee  J  H  &  Sons 

Meyer  S  

Thompson  &  Tabler Martinsburgh 

Hirschman  S  D Morgantown 

Buckley  J  L Parkersburgh 

Chancellor  E  P  jr 


Keller  Joseph Parkersburgh 

KingFE 

Mansbach  H  H  &  Son ....  Piedmont 

Kneeream  &  Douglass  Bros.  .Ravenswood 

Gerber  Philip Romney 

Howall  Frederick Wellsburgh 

Emsheimer  Jacob  jr. . . .   Wheeling 

Emsheimer  &  Co 

Hess  C  &  Sons 

Heyman  Mayer 

Jacobs  Joseph 

Kline  Bros 

Mills  JL&Co 

Noble  Bros 

Potts  E  B 

Rosenhain  Gottlieb 

Schlesinger  Morris 

Sonneborn  Henry 

Stienfeld  Bros 

Weir  WF 

White  H  J 


Ginger  Ale  Mnfrs. 

See  Bottlers. 


Glass   Ulnfrs. 

Frost  J  W Huntington 

Huntington  Glass  Co " 


The  J.   TJ.   BARR 

INTERIOR  DECORATIONS. 


MANUFACTURERS  OF 


Art,  m  and  Faocy  BEVELED  GLASS. 

MEMORIALS  A  SPECIALTY. 
J.  U.  BARR,  H.  EDWARD  MILLS, 


Manager. 
24  SIXTH  STREET, 


Art  Director. 
PITTSBURGH,  PA. 


Cra  Vrt  n  and  PASTEL  WORK  a  Specialty. 
1  <*  J  U  ■■    P-   A.  CUNNINGHAM,  Martinsburg,  W.  Va. 


Mineral  and  Soda  Water  Supplies, 


C.  M.  Shrewsbury, 

PARKERSBURC,   WEST  VA, 


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GRA 


Glass  Mnfrs— Cont'd. 

Lazearville  Glass  Co Lazearville 

Riverside  Glass  Works Wellsburgh 

Standard  Glass  Works 

Central  Glass  Co Wheeling 

North  Wheeling  Glass  Co 


♦Glass— Plate  and  Window. 

Boreman  W  I Parkersburgh 

Kuril er  D  C  (see  p  405) Wheeling 


♦Glassware— Wholesale. 
Bibbce  W  C  (seep  208) Huntington 


♦Glassware— Retail. 

(See  also  Crockeiy  and  Glassware.) 
Bibbee  W  C  (see  p  208) Huntington 


Glove  Mnfrs. 

Charles  Town  Glove  Works  Charles  Town 
Hughes  John Keyser 

♦Grain— Wholesale. 

Parks  Alexander Martinsburgh 

Rice  Bros Romney 

Dowler  &  Dowler Wheeling 

Grain  Commission. 

(See  also  Commission — General.) 

Wait  J  P Parkersburgh 

Crangle  James Wheeling 

Grain  Dealers. 

(See  also  Commission;  also  Flour  Mills; 
also  Grain  Elevators.) 

Beard  M  C Alvon 

Beard  RE 

Wade  A  O 

Miller  J  P Assurance 

Chevenger  C Astor 

Fanin  C  C Bertha 

Hill  E  F Blue  Sulphur  Springs 

Jarrett  Joseph 

JarrettT  H 

Bowlby  Joel Bowlby 

HolbertWB 

Keenan  J  P 

Lazzell  Rufus " 

RaberWm 

Ryan  P  F Brighton 

Currence  L  D Bulltown 

Workman  DP Chap 

Wyatt  J  G  Charles  Town 

Evans  J  &  G Clifton  Mills 

Claypool  Wm Cyclone 

Hinchman  L  D " 


Cooper  Christian Day's  Mills 

Cooper  Daniel " 

Cooper  Elijah " 

Cooper  Valentine " 

Harman  Jesse 

Harper  J  C " 

Harper  J  D 

Harper  J  M 

Harper  J  W " 

Vandevender  W  P " 

Clark  Andrew Dean 

Wyson  R  L Duffield's 

Hatten  &  Sons Egypt 

Chambers  W  T  &  Co Elm  Grove 

Snider  J Freed 

NochollsWm Gazil 

Mitchell  H  R Glade  Farms 

Harris  W  H Glen  Easton 

Coffman  G  L Gold  Hill 

Wise  A  J 

WiseDW 

Ritter  J  M Hall 

Wilson  M  M Horner 

Price  John Kendalia 

Conrad  Philip Ketterman 

Judy  Noah 

Ketterman  J  A " 

Ketterman  J  W 

Ketterman  W  L 

Kimble  Calvin " 

Kimble  G  A 

Kimble  J " 

Kimble  WW 

Frederick  G  S Keyser 

Kincaid  J  G Kincaid 

Barnett  AC Limestone  Hill 

Beard  Thomas " 

Engle  H  E Lloydsville 

Hopkins  L  M " 

HyerHC 

Lloyd  EB 

LloydJG 

Lloyd  N  W  

Otto  Herbert Morgan's  Glade 

Purdy  &  Brown Moundsville 

Reed  &  Long Rippon 

Rice  &  Bro Romney 

Fluharty  &  Arnett Ross 

Shumate  T Saulsville 

Burch  W Sharon 

Billmyre  David Shepherdstown 

Hodges  GT : 

Kearney  J  W " 

Lemen  W  N 

Willson  C  P Summit  Point 

Lewis  Hezekiah Trout  Valley 

Chatman  Jecob Valley  Fork 

Rogers  Calvin " 

McKee  WD Van  Cleveeville 

Taylor  T  F Wellsburgh 


YANCE  SHOE  COMPANY.  ^rSee  Page  57. 


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Grain    Elevator**. 

(See  also  Flour  Mills.) 

Parks  Alexander Marlinsburgh 

Victor  Elevator  and  Mills  Co  .  Morgantown 

Granite  Dealers. 

See  Marble  and  Granite  Workers. 


*Grease— Mill  and  Axle. 

Elder   Samuel    &  Co  {see 
right  top  lines) Wheeling 

Grease  and  Tallow. 

See  Tallow  Eenderers. 


Greenhouses. 

See  Florists. 


Grinders. 

See  Cutlers. 


Grist  Mills. 

See  Flour  and  Orist  Mills. 


♦Grocers'  Sundries. 

de  Gruyter-Fuller  Co Charleston 

Miller  L  J Wheeling 

Grocers— Wholesale. 

Noyes  PH&  Co Charleston 

Hitter  1,  C  Grocery  Co  (see 

p  119) 

Ruffner  Bros " 

Ruhl,  Koblegard  &  Co Clarksburgh 

Boxley  &  Frampton Huntington 

Harvey,  Hagen  &  Co " 

Bishop  J  W Martinsburgh 

Miller  J  H  &  Sons 

Martin  C  C  &  Co Parkersburgh 

Nelly  Christian " 

Shattuck  &  Jackson " 

Thompson  &  Jackson " 

Hoy  &  Smith  (seep  313).  Point  Pleasant 

Markey  J  B West  Union 

Baer's  Simon  Sons Wheeling 

Bremer  &  Mabis " 

Feeny  G8 

Gibson  G  H  &  Bro 

Hubbard  &  Paull 

Neiil  &  Ellingham " 

Parker  &  Co " 

Reilly  Michael " 

Speidel  Jos  &  Co " 

Waterhouse  Bros " 

Zarnits  Bros  &  Co " 


Grocers— Retail. 

(See  also  General  Stores.) 

Martin  &  Whiteman Adamsville 

Baily  W  K Adonis 

Hill  &  Gwinn Alderson 

Blume  E  W Barboursville 

Billingsley  W  T Barrackville 

Myres  G  P Bearsville 

Davis  W  S Belington 

Harman  C  G " 

Wright  IF&Bro 

Brown  James Benwood 

Dolan  Michael " 

Gateley  Michael " 

Hartung  Louis " 

Holderman  Charles '* 

Leach  Bros " 

Trimble  J  W  . . .   Berkeley  Springs 

Daniels  &  Grim Beverly 

Stewart  SZ 

Sutton  T  S Blandville 

Dupuy  FE&  Bro Bluefield 

Payne  WT 

Samuel  A  J&  Son " 

Schereschewsky  &  Greenspon . . .         " 

Carpenter  W  J Bridgeport 

Martin  Jay 

Sheehy  &  Corpeling " 

Layden  Mrs  M Brownstown 

Snodgrass  M  &  R  H 

Silbaugh  Moses Bruceton  Mills 

Balsley  G  H Buckhannon 

Brooke  G  L  " 

Crislip  J  A 

Davis  J  A " 

Day  JT 

Farnsworth  Mrs  H  W " 

Horn  Mrs  Engel Buffalo 

Rayburn  G  O 

WatkinsNE 

Whittington  S  C 

Pierce  HP Cairo 

Reitz  &  Martin " 

Wilson  HS&  Son 

Chambers  J  A Cameron 

Huffner  G  W 

Stedger  L  L '• 

Harris  A  F Catawba 

Radcliff  A 

Burks  C  C Ceredo 

Chapman  A  H " 

PileHM 

Willis  H 

Wright  Bros " 

Alleman  John Charleston 

Barth  Mrs  Barbara " 

Boyd  Bros " 

Bryant  M " 

Chores  Henry " 


0.  S.  Philnott    ARCHITECT  AND  SUPERINTENDENT, 

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Engineers'  Supplies. 


Steam  and  Hydraulic  Packing,  Asbestos 
Mill  Board,  Waste,  Etc.  Write  as  for  Prices. 
CHAS.    H.    BERRY,    Wheeling,   W.  Va. 


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Grocers— Retail— Cont'd. 

Conley  Isaac Charleston 

Danner  G  A " 

De  Bolt  Jacob " 

Dillon,  Burbridge  &  Co 

Eagan  Bros " 

Goshorn  Jacob 

Gates  C  A 

Gates  J  H 

Gebhart  Margaret 

HoresHS 

Jarrett  Samuel 

Laidley  J  J 

Loyd  AM 

Marshall  R  A 

Morgan  G  S 

Noyes  Bradford " 

Noyes  W  A " 

Orth  Matthias " 

Pettlgrew  Estell 

Phillips  &  Devinney " 

Rarick  L - 

Ritter  L,  C    Grocery  Co 

(seepll9) 

Robinson  TL 

Ruby  Bros 

RuffnerWM&Co 

SmithWmJ&Co 

Snyder  I A " 

Stewart  C  R 

Sullivan  Mrs  Kate " 

WallenAF 

WhittekerHT 

Wolberg  Abraham " 

Billups  MR Charles  Town 

Dunn  Henry " 

EbyCD 

HooffME 

Hughes  D  S 

Hughes  GE 

Merchant  WS    

Taylor  TO 

Whittington  H  M 

Young  SC 

Burk  Michael Clarksburgh 

Burnside  &  Post 

Clifford  James " 

CrissHP 

DowdPW 

GlancyPJ 

Grayson  M  W " 

Green  J  P " 

Griffin  BP 

Harris  J  T 

HornorBF&Co 

KearnsJF 

LangC  J 

Lyon  John " 

McDonald  John " 

MeathrellCH 


Monroe  &  Smith Clarksburgh 

Nusbaum  Wm " 

Parrill  Joseph. " 

PattonGB&Co 

Pike  Richard " 

Rector  &  Boring " 

Swager  J  T 

Williams  J  L 

ZentsGW 

Enlow  Mrs  S  V Clements 

Schwatzwadler  J Clifton 

Troeger  John " 

Williams  R 

McMurray  Hannah Clinton 

Chambers  G  W Dallas 

Alliance  Joint  Stock  Co Davis 

Blackhart&Co 

Erhard  Mrs  M  C 

Orndorff  Mrs  M  H 

Porter  ED 

Smith  Mark Davisville 

Clark  Andrew Dean 

Doss  &S  H Dennis 

Cooper  MB Eastbank 

Howery  C  D " 

McVey  M  A 

Burns  D  &  Co Elizabeth 

Clinton  &  Kelley 

Dotson  C  D 

Henderson  J  R " 

Beaver  E  B Elk  City 

Booker  Mrs  Elizabeth " 

Gary  J  T 

HobbsWMB 

Holdren  A  J 

Kelley  Bros " 

LaneS  P 

MillerJB 

Nutter  W  E 

Samples  V  D  L 

Slack  J  W 

Spradling  MP 

Thomas  W  A 

Walden&Son 

Dean  R  D Elk  Garden 

HarisOD 

Moran  J  E 

Nethken  W  V  &  Bro 

Trickett  &  Jenkins Elkins 

Cochran  M Eureka 

Christie  C  F Fairmont 

Fleming  B  A  

Horan  Lawrence. 

Johnson  BB 

Kerr  Mrs  Anna 

McDonald  A  B 

Nuzum  W  L 

Powell  LF&  Co 

Ridgley  David 

Sample  NS  &  Son 


Reymann  Brewing  Co.'s  S^:  ^SS 


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Shore  Miss  M  J Fairmont 

Shurtlaff  E  W 

Smith  H  F 

Settle  J  H Fairview 

"Wern  Thomas " 

Burns  James Farmington 

Rhodes  FH 

Kelley  AR&Co Fetterman 

Damron  Wm Fort  Gay 

Haddox  J  J Fiiendly 

Beckett  A  L Fudge's  Creek 

Hamm  Edward Fulton 

Hoffmann's  F  P  Estate 

Neuhard  Barbara  / " 

-Gillespie  AS Gillespie 

Craddock  H  N Glenville 

Hanman  J  G " 

Fanagan  Mrs  Mary Glover's  Gap 

Burkhiser  Bros Gormania 

Baker  Michael Grafton 

Dunk  &  Co 

Fitzhugh  WC 

Gaines  Hy ram " 

"Rogers  Jacob " 

Turner  Thomas " 

White  SK&Bro 

Doutit  J  L Guyandotte 

Keenan  A  J " 

Noel  Bros " 

Page  &  Everette " 

Scheneberg  J  B " 

Thornburg  John " 

Thomburg  &  Clark 

Workman  M  E " 

Waysong  F  L Hamlin 

Robinson  J Hannahs vllle 

Hill  W  B Harper's  Ferry 

Murphy  Alex " 

Nichols  W  B  &  Bro 

RauWO 

Reed  W  A 

Renner  J  H " 

Smalwood  Thomas 

Russell  James Hawk's  Nest 

Slaughter  J  T Hedgesville 

Adams  G  W Hinton 

Courtney  Percy " 

Grow  Mrs  E  M " 

Haynes  J  &  Co " 

McCullochSG 

Miller  J  W 

Northway  J  A " 

PackLL 

Parker  CL&  Co 

Parker  J  A " 

Trent,  Jones  &  Co " 

"Van  Antwerp  &  Co " 

Willy  Grant 

Stewart  Elson Holliday's  Cove 

Gerwig  M Hope 


Harr  J  B Hoult 

Gladwell  Mrs  V Hulings 

Wymer  Marshall " 

Adams  H  M Huntington 

Adams  J  Q " 

Adkins  Bros " 

Adkins  Riley " 

Baker  EM  &  Co 

Belleville  Samuel " 

Blanchard  &  Wilcoxen " 

Boxley  &  Frampton " 

Brady  &  Werminger * ' 

BraggJH 

Burgess  J  M  &  Son " 

Crawford  &  Crawford " 

Dusenberry  &  Wilson " 

Greenwell  HC " 

Hall  D  R 

Henderson  E  A " 

Jennings  F  M " 

Johnson  H  W " 

McCown  Albert 

Morgan  S  B  &  Co 

Remmele  C  C " 

RickettsG  C  

Samath  W  M 

Sandman  Mrs  George " 

Schackelford  John " 

Smith  ME 

Stogdon  R  A 

TeubertJH 

Trent  LB&  Co 

Wellman  J  D 

Wolf  Benjamin " 

Skidmore  S  L  &  J  W Hyar 

Sinclair  A  R  &  Son Irontown 

Casey  James Jarvlsville 

Robinson  J  &  E Kanawha  Station 

Shingleton  James " 

Davis  E  H Keyeer 

Moseley  S  C " 

Wagley  Edward " 

Wagoner  W  L " 

Bird  F  H Lazearville 

Everett  Thomas " 

Pierce  J  E 

Boler  Martin Lewisburgh 

Thomas  DR 

Wilkes  James " 

Porter  John.   Limestone 

Nichols  Elijah Lizemores 

Dudding  A Lock  Seven 

Buskirk  J  B Logan  C  H 

Buskirk  J  L " 

Davis  M  B Lost  Creek 

LewisMA " 

McCurdy  A McCurdy 

McKee  &  Turvey McMechen 

Lewis  W  D Maiden 

Snyder  D  W 


Cumberland  Hardware 

COMPANY. 


Mining,  Saw  Mill  and  Railroad  Supplies, 
General  Hardware  and  Agricultural  Imple- 
ments.   47  and  49  Baltimore  St.,  CUMBERLAND,  MD. 


RFCinFMPR     EDWARD.  B.  FRANZHEIM,  ARCHITECT, 

flkOIUkllULOl      Public  Library  Building,    -    -    WHEELING,  W.  VA. 


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Grocers — Retai  I— Cont'  d . 

Baker  J  H ManniDgton 

Basnett  W  &  Son 

Bluestine  S " 

McGinnis  Bros ....         '* 

Morgan  L  W " 

Kymer  T  S  &  Co 

White  FM 

Chidester  J  J Marehville 

Flowers  J  V " 

Berjtz  L  E  <fc  Bro Martinsburgh 

Bowers  Mrs  C  H " 

Buxton  GW 

Colbert  H  C 

Gaver  G  E 

Goulden  A  S 

Greer  RW 

Homrich  J  M " 

Houseworth  W  W " 

Jennings  G  S " 

Lambert  CO 

LeiterEB 

Little  &  Bro 

McDonald  J  I  &  Bro 

Martin  Mrs  E  B 

Mayhew  J  A " 

Miles  F  C&Co 

Poole  EW 

Rentch  G  W 

Rentch  J  N 

Reynolds  B  F 

RodrickDW 

Spill  man  Frederick " 

SwartzJP 

Thompson  J  W 

Walker  J  W&  Co 

Lutz  Mrs  Eva Mason  City 

Roush  Jacob " 

Ruttencutter  W  E " 

Veith  Wm 

Wesson  Mrs " 

Winter  J  A 

Parrish  M  F Milton 

Perry  Bros " 

Fox  S  E Monongah 

Champe  Mrs  A  F. Montgomery 

Dyer  Charles  &  Co " 

Morgan  S  B  &  Co 

Norman  TH 

Young  John " 

Carraco  J  W Morgantown 

HayesGC&Co 

Hayes  HS 

Madagan  John " 

RiceHF 

Rogers  A  A " 

ShaferNE 

StephanCF 

Callahan  Mary Moundsville 

Fleming  Thomas " 


Gamble  J  A Moundsville 

Guthrie  C  D 

Hammond  L  G " 

Rulong  Mrs  A " 

Schumacher  John '  • 

Smith  WE 

StidgerWW 

WarkJA 

Waldron  &  Hall Mouth  of  Pigeon 

Wolverton  EL Munday 

Barrett  PC Murphy's  Mill 

Frombart  Fred Newburgh 

Fromhart  W  B " 

Mitchell  John " 

Cunningham  J  F New  Cumberland 

Garrison  Ellsworth " 

Grate  C  W 

McVay  WM 

Teesdale  W  T 

WardCF 

Ward  David 

Capehart  G  N New  Haven 

Burrows  Mont New  Martinsville 

Eisanbarth  C  C 

Hadlee  E  E 

Haudenschilt  J  W 

Lappert  Ed 

Martin  Nelson 

Oleer  Irwin 

Snodgrass  J  A 

Young  J  E 

Duffy  JHH Nicholas 

Goff  I  W  Nolan 

Wandly  David North  Mountain 

Hershberger  Mrs  L Palatine 

Leonard  Bros " 

Merrifield  Edmund " . 

Shields  P  H 

Anderson  J  H Parkersburgh 

Barrett  Mrs  Margaret '" 

Cady  J 

Campbell  Calvin " 

Carney  TV 

Circle  J  M 

Collins  A  L 

CothernTC 

Evans  J  L " 

Fleming  G  A  &  Son .         " 

Graff  H&  Son 

Gwynn  John 

HallLL 

Hendershot  J  K " 

HensonWC 

Huff  &  Co 

HullRMF 

Kaltenecker  John " 

Kidwell  Henry " 

La  Grange  WB 

Marlow  D  B " 

Mather  Bros. 


STILLS. 


COX  «Jfc  MORRISON,  BO!L£R  MAKERS  and  Mnfr§. 
of  ALL  KINDS  of  HEAVY  SHEET  IRON  WORK, 
WHEELING,  WEST  VIRGINIA,  i  See  Page  5. 


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Morlang  Theodore  jr Parkersburgh 

Morrison  J  P " 

Munchmeyer  &  Qanser " 

Nelly  Fred 

Niswander  G  W  &  Co " 

Norris  J  I 

Ogdin  J  L " 

Porter  C  L 

Ringer  J  T  &  Co 

Roddy  Cecelia 

Schafer  Fred 

Showalter  John " 

SorrellJL 

Spencer  MR 

Tavenner  &  Bro " 

TeedH  W 

Teed  J  H 

White  MA 

WhitlockRH 

Whitstead  Patrick 

Wilkinson  Matthew 

Young  D  &  Bro 

•Gabbert  John Pennsborough 

Malcom  &  Hulderman. .'. Philippi 

Scott  WP 

Burkhardt  W  H Piedmont 

CorrollHB 

Gardner  John " 

Huth  Charles " 

NeffCT 

Pearce  E " 

Richey  Daniel " 

Wagner  G  P 

Bryan  &  Young Point  Pleasant 

Hoy  &  Smith  (see  p  318) 

Smith  FM 

Stephenson  S  W " 

Swisher  SW 

TroschkeJB 

VollertSM 

Morgan  M Porter's  Falls 

Payne  J  P Powellton 

Hickman  &  Cottrill Quiet  Dell 

Trump  R  G Raleigh 

Ernest  Shipman Ravenswood 

Ernest  WC 

Keeney  EH " 

Lytle  EH 

Ledsom  N  L Reedy 

Lawrence  W  W Ritchie  C  H 

Parsons  I  J Rivesville 

■Cheuverant  T  M Rock  Cave 

Griffith  Franklin Rome 

Houser  H  G Romney 

Keller  J  F 

Perry  Roger " 

Barry  Jeremiah Ronceverte 

Betts  David 

BurdettWL 

Burgess  &  Price " 


Jackson  &  Burdett Ronceverte 

Johnson  A  W  &  Co " 

Johnson  &  Son " 

Metzinger  Jacob " 

Reynolds  J  G " 

Calvert  ML St  Albans 

DonnallyWW 

VickersT  A 

Thompson  James. .   St  Mary's 

Casey  Patrick Salem 

Randolph  &  Davis " 

Tate  Mrs  A  C 

Cronin  John Schultz 

Moreland  W  C 

Chichester  J  W Selden 

Hagely  L  M Shenandoah  Junction 

Trussell  J  N Shepherdstown 

Weis  Wm 

Martin  G  W  S Shinnston 

Reeder  &  Harmer " 

Wilson  A  B Sistersville 

Bartlett  Bros Spencer 

Bartlett  JP  • 

Bridwell  Walter 

Francis  F  P 

Goff  &  Lewellen 

St&ne  &  Bailey " 

Townsley  J  A " 

Bright  Amos Sutton 

Cunningham  Newton 

Morrison  &  Frame " 

Killen  H  F Terra  Alta 

Marine  Frederick Thomas 

Bush  J  N Troy 

Dun  G  P Tunnelton 

Early  W  S Union 

Chancellor  Benjamin Vienna 

Rice  B  H Wadestown 

Hildreth  J  A Wallace 

BowenSL Wayne  C  H 

Cole  C&  Co 

FrasherP&Co 

Adams  E  S Wellsburgh 

Briggs  Wm " 

Buchanan  TH 

McNallyJB 

Meyer  C&  Son 

Perkins  Asbury " 

Reid  John " 

Zinn  S  M West  Grafton 

Barnes  T  N Weston 

Patterson  RM " 

Sheets  A  Co " 

Troxwell  J  P 

Spurr  WE West  Union 

Adams  I  H Wheeling 

Adolph  Duncan " 

AlfordJohn 

ArkleJA 

Arkle  Robert " 


Office  Furniture 


and  Bar  Fixtures,  also  all  Kinds  of  SPECIAL  FI'R- 
NITURE.  C.  J.  STECHOW  FURNITURE  and  FIX- 
TURE CO.,  112  and  114  Market  Street,  Parkersbnrg,  W.  Ya. 


McLAIN     BROTHERS, 

Wholesale  and  Retail  Druggists 
WHEELING,— W.  VA 


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Only  Dental  Supply  House  in  W.  Ya.  A  Good  Stock  of  WHITE'S. 
JU8TIS  &  SIBLEY'S  TEETH,  DENTAL  BUBBER,  RUBBER  DAMr 
GOLD  FOIL  and  PELLETS,  Cements,  Amalgams  and  Plaster  Paris. 


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Grocers— Retail— Cont'd. 

Bachmann  Conrad Wheeling 

Bachmann  L  H " 

Bauer  Caroline " 

BehrensHF 

Berron  Abram " 

Blum  FA 

Bode  Henry " 

BottAdolph 

Carenbauer  Mrs  Elizabeth " 

Carenbauer  J  W " 

Cole  T  J 

Connelly  Elizabeth " 

Courts  J  A " 

Crawford  Rebecca " 

Desmond  Jeremiah " 

Devlin  Mrs  Mary " 

DoaueAB " 

Dougherty  Thomas " 

Eberts  Wm 

Elig  Adam *' 

Emertjohn " 

Emrick  Philip 

Falloure  Celeste " 

FelberHJ 

Fette  FC 

Foster  J  J " 

Fowler  JO 

Fox  Adam " 

Garrison  It  C " 

Garrity  Mrs  Mary " 

Garvin  David " 

Gilbreath  WL 

Greer  Margery " 

GwynnJF&Co 

Hagedorn  Charles " 

Heil  Katherine " 

Helmbrecht  Henry " 

Hepperdiezel  W  H " 

Hornbrook  &  Marsh " 

HydiDger  Joseph " 

Use  Mrs  Emma " 

JeffersMrsEC 

Jones  Mrs  Lizzie " 

Juergens  Henry " 

Kennen  J  W " 

Klein  Charles " 

KlievesCA " 

Knauss  L  H " 

Roller  John " 

Korn  A  &  Bro " 

KreiterCW 

Lantry  Bros " 

Lasur  Charles " 

Loeffler  Charles " 

Long  Daniel " 

Lukens  Charles " 

McCann  Owen " 

McCausland  Joseph " 

McGarrellAJ 


McKee  John Wheeling 

McKee  SB 

Manion  Wm 

Mauer  Andrew 

Mayer  Mrs  Emma 

Mehlmann  John 

Merchant  &  Bro 

Miller  Gertrude 

Miller  Peter 

Montgomery  &  Son 

Moore  John 

Moore  Shadrich 

Morgan  J  L 

Morris  J  E 

Murphy  Wesley 

Naylor  S  G 

Newman  Catherine 

Niehaus  John 

Nist  Mrs  Lizzie 

Nolte  Frederick 

Nortemann  August 

O'Connell  Morton 

Owens  TF 

Porter  FM 

Porter  OB 

Prosser  J  E 

Redfox  Jacob 

Ritchie  George 

Roth  &  Wendel 

Rutter  E  J 

Schmidt  Martin 

Schnupp  Phillip 

Schoeuian  Benjamin 

Schrebe  H  W 

Schreiber  Mortz 

Schumann  F  J 

Seabright  Mrs  Louisa 

Serig  Henry 

Shafer  W  H  &  Son 

Shroeder  Frank 

SmithC  W 

Spargo  W  C 

Stolze  Albert 

Strauss  Charles 

Stroebel  J  C 

Terrill  Alden 

Thalman  FG 

Thompson  J  F  jr 

Vieweg  Frederick 

Wagner  Edward 

Wayman  SB 

Weisgerber  F  C 

Weitzel  T  W 

Welty  JS 

Woeber  F  A 

Work  AD&  Son 

Yahn  A  J 

Yeager  Amelia 

Dickson  OH White  Sulphur  Springs 

Dakan  John Wileyville 


Pianos  and  Organs  ™C.  A.  House 


1324  and  1326  Market 
Street, 
>J    WHEELING,  W.  VI. 


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Cozad  H  T Williamstown 

Dudding  Clarence Winfield 

Watson  M  W Wyatt 


Guns,  Pistols  and  Ammunition. 

(See  also  OunsmitJis;  also  Sporting  Goods  ) 
Smith  W  II  Hardware  Co 

The  (see  left  top  lines  and  p  283). 

Parkersburgh 
Frank  Wm  &  Co Wheeling 


Gunsmiths. 

(See  also  Locksmiths.) 

Miller  S  W Alderson 

Nester  D  S Anvil 

Freeland  J  E ...  Barrack ville 

Bishop  J  H Charles  Town 

Ballenger  J  H Clayton 

Pay  ton  Isaac Fudge's  Creek 

Dulaney  Alexander Maud 

Taylor  Hudson " 

Butscher  Louis    A.  Bro 

(see  p  287) Parkersburgh 

Hiet  J  C Paw  Paw 

Smith  Emanuel " 

Dashner  CM Point  Pleasant 

Young  Joseph. Proctor 

Boggs  Welsey Rock  Cave 

Smith  S  N Rockville 

Schulte  B  H St  Clara 

Rickard  J  R Shepherd  stow  n 

Riblett  J  F Shinnston 

Shrenes  D  Y Shreves 

Bowen  Wm Springfield 

Dobler  Richard Wheeling 

HogeTA&Co 

Kurn  Louis " 

Walden  Otto 


Hair  Goods. 

Lacy  Mrs  Fred Clarksburgh 

Breslauer  Adolph Wheeling 


Handle  Mnfrs. 

Hartzell  &  Caldwell Guyandotte 

Hartzell  &  Caldwell Huntington 

Koontz  &  Van  Camp  (bucket) 

New  Martinsville 
Parkersburgh  Mill  Co  (brush)Parkersburgh 


Hardware   Specialties. 
Smith    \V  II   Hardware 

Co  The  (see  left  top  lines  and  p 

283) Parkersburgh 


Hardware — Wholesale. 

Loewenstein  &  Sons Charleston 

Markell&Co 

Brohard  &  Co Clarksburgh 

McGraw  J  C Harper's  Ferry 

Crump  WW Martinsburgh 

GerlingLC 

Harris  Addison Moundsville 

Jackson  A  G  Hardware  Co . .  Parkersburgh 

NealRL&Co 

Parkersburgh     Hardware     and 

Mnfg  Co " 

Rex  Frank " 

Smith  W  H  Hardware  Co 

The  (see  left  top  lines  and  p  283)      " 

Suter  &  Minshall Piedmont 

Burt  W  T  &  Co Wheeling 

FranzellAP 

Greer  &  Laing " 

OttBros&Co 

Snyder  Jacob " 


Hardware,  Stoves  and  Tinware. 

(See  alno  General  Stores;  also  House  Fur- 
nishings; also  Stoves  and  Tinware.) 

Bare  H  C Alderson 

Graves  G  W  " 

Johnson  &  Miller " 

Douglas  &  Devine Bluefield 


A.  C.  WILLISON,  President. 


F.  B.  BEALL,  Sec.-Trea* 


CUMBERLAND  HARDWARE  COMPANY 


RAILROAD  AND  MINING  SUPPLIES.  ===» 

+  HARDWARE,  BAR  IRON  AND  STEEL, 

Dupont  Powder,  Dynamite,  Judson  and  other  High  Explosives.    Saw  Mill  Supplies, 
Agricultural  Implements. 


47  and  49  Baltimore  Street, 


CUMBERLAND,  MO. 


G.  Mendel  &  Co, 


FURNITURE  and  CARPETS, 

j    1124  MAIN    STREET,    -     WHEELING,  W.  VA. 


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Hardware,  Stoves  and  Tinware 

—Cont'd. 

Harry  &  Campbell Bluefleld 

HillAL&Co 

Parker  J  P Bramwell 

Supler  &  Douglass Bridgeport 

Snodgrass  M  &  R  H Brownstown 

Hall  J  B Buckhannon 

Hooker  N  M 

McCuskey  James Cameron 

Richardson  &  Spragg " 

Tucker  W  A Cassville 

Burlew  N  S Charleston 

GatesGW 

Gates  LC 

Goshorn  J  H  &  W  F  &  Co 

Beall  Horace Charles  Town 

Cooke  &  Washington " 

Getzendaner  L  D " 

Davis  E  R  &  Bro Clarksburgh 

Spates  GB 

Chalf ant  M Cottageville 

Smith  Furniture  and  Hardware  Co.. Davis 

Hanley  James  Elkins 

Smith  Furniture  and  Hardware  Co     " 

Woods  J  S Elm  Grove 

Jenkins  HE Evansville 

Chisler  J  J Fairmont 

HoughJH 

Snider  &  Ingman " 

Stone  &  Bebout " 

Shields  T  M Frankford 

Beers  A  E Gauley  Bridge 

Miller  Bros " 

Long  Bros Grafton 

Mugler  H  J " 

Preiss  J  G  &  Sons " 

Harrison  Stewart Hedgesville 

Henahaw  &  Hanna " 

Graham  C  H&  LP Hinton 

Hoover  J  H " 

Witter  C  M 

Baxter  &  Co Huntington 

Brown  L  G " 

Emmon§  &  Marr " 

Toster  It  W  (see  p  209) " 

Bise  L  R Jarvisville 

Huffman  F  &  Co Keyser 

Peters  C  P 

Lipps  John  &  Son Lewisburgh 

Jones  &  Crowl Mannlngton 

Crump  WW Martinsburgh 

Cushwa  H  T  &  Bro 

DollHL&Co 

Fisher  ER 

GerlingLC 

Kilmer  H  D " 

Snyder  W  S 

Parrish  M  F Milton 

Baker  &  Bailey Morgantown 


Shisler  Edmund Morgantown 

Harris  Addison Moundsville 

Quinii  C  C  (see  p  263). 

Huggins  A Newburgh 

Farrar  SB New  Cumberland 

Brast  Wm New  Martinsville 

Martin  Nelson " 

Oblinger  Levi " 

Bosbury  C  J  &  Son Parkersburgh 

Jackson  A  G  Hardware  Co " 

MoreheadE  H 

NealRL&Co 

Parkersburgh    Hardware     and 

MnfgCo 

Rex  Frank " 

Smith    W     II  Hardware 

Co  The  (see  left  top  lines  and  p 


Minear  J  W Pennsborough 

Dasher  J  W Peru 

Nefflen  Emil Piedmont 

Suter  &  Minshall 

Adkins  J  M Point  Pleasant 

Filson  Bros  (see  p  311) " 

Tomlinson  W  H  (see  p  308). 

Ward  W  O  B Queens 

McGugin  E  R Ravenswood 

Mcintosh  J  A " 

Moore  C  P " 

Stout  W  S Ritchie  C  H 

Haffer  W  H Romney 

Hurxthal  H  C Ronceverte 

Simms,  Workman  &  Best " 

Delaney  Samuel  (see  p33S).St  Albans 

Fittro  &  Son Salem 

Hawker  Henry " 

Marten  H  C Shepherdstown 

Long  S  A Shinnston 

Lowe  B  F  &  Co 

King  H  T Shops 

McGugin  E  R Spencer 

Mcintosh  &  Co 

Gaston  &  Newlon  Co Sutton 

White  W  T Terra  Alta 

Barclay  W  K  &  Co Wellsburgh 

Harrison  &  Warren Weston 

Williams  &  Davisson " 

Albright  Bros.    West  Union 

Albright  Mrs  Maggie Wheeling 

Auber  O  H 

BusbeyLT 

Heiner  John " 

HogeTA&Co ,. 

Hoge  &  Bro ■ " 

Jones  &  Bros " 

Nesbitt  Wm 

Nesbitt  &  Bro " 

Schenerlein  &  Bro " 

Simpson  Isabella " 


G.  0.  SMITH,  General  Business  Agent, 


Wheeling, 
W.  Va. 


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"Hardwood  Lumber. 

{See  also  Lumber — Hardtcood.) 
Rumbarger  J  L  Lumber  Co 

{see  right  bottom  lines  and  opp  Lum- 
ber)  Dobbin 

Harnessmakers. 

See  Saddle  and  Harnessmakers. 


Harvesting  Machines. 

See  Agricultural  Implements. 


"Hat  Frame  Mnfrs. 
Potts  R   F  {see  right  top  lines  and 
p  5) Wheeling 


Hats  and  Caps— Wholesale. 

Arnold,  Abney  &  Co Charleston 

HirshSR 

Jelenko  &  Loeb " 

Winer  &  Bro  St  Mary's 

Buckman  E  &  Co  Wheeling 

Dinger  C  H 

Harper  &  Bro . " 


Hats,  Caps  and  Furs— Retail. 

{See  also  General  Stores;  also  Clothing;  also 
Gents'  Furnishing  Goods.) 

Petty  &  Wertheimer  Charleston 

Davidson  David Clarksburgh 

Everet  Walter " 

Holmes  MG 

Nusbaum  Isaac " 

Day  J  W  &  Co Gormania 

Marti  Mathias Helvetia 

Johnson  J  A Keyser 

Woodward  C  A  " 

Bowers  J  A Martinsburgh 

DollF&Co 

Homrich  J  W " 

Chancellor  E  P  jr Parkersburgh 

McGuigan  John Piedmont 

Beuter  G  A Wheeling 

Dinger  CH 

DuschCA 

Pfefferman  J  H " 

Potts  R   F  {see  right  top  lines 

andpS) " 

Weir  W  F 


"Hatters. 

Potts  R  F  {see  right  top  lines 
and  p5) Wheeling 

Hay  Dealers  and  Pressers. 

Washington  B  C Charles  Town 

Bane  R Dennis 


Heading  JMnfrs. 

See  Staves  and  Heading. 


"Hemlock  Lumber  Mil  firs. 

Rumbarger  J  L  Lumber 

Co  {see  right  bottom  lines  and 

opp  Lumber) Dobbin 


Hides,  Pelts  and  Furs. 

{See  also  Leather  and  Findings;    also  Tan- 
ners.) 

Atkinson  &  Thompson.  .Berkeley  Springs 

Grove  J  W " 

Park  C  M Buffalo 

Barrett  PR Bufflngton 

Jobe  W  R Charles  Town 

Osburn  LA " 

Wolf  Benjamin Huntington 

Terrill  DE Knoxville 

Brill  J  W Mutton  Run 

Heiskell  D  H Romney 

Roinsburg  &  Son Van  Clevesville 

Horkheimer  Bros Wheeling 

Wheeling  Butchers' Assn " 


"Hinge  Mnfrs. 

Wheeling  Hinge  Co Wheeling 

Hog  Rreeders. 

See  Live  Stock. 


"Hoop  Mnfrs. 

Geibel  Wm. Buffalo 


Horse    Breeders. 

See  Live  Stock. 


"Horse  Collar  Mnfrs. 

{See  also  Saddles  and  Harness.) 

Goetz  AD Charles  Town 

Schramm  &  Burkle  {see  p 

403) Wheeling 


Horseshoers. 

{See  also  Blacksmiths.) 

Hughes  K  F Moundsville 

Dean  Joseph Wheeling 

Green  George " 

Putnam,  Stewart  &  Anderson..         " 


"Horse  Trainers. 

Cummings  E  S  {see  p  193)  . . . 

Harper's  Ferry 
Fogleson  W  R Nickell's  Mills 


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Peabody  Insurance  Co. 


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*Hose— Rubber  and  Cotton. 
Berry  C  II  (see  left  top  lines).  .Wheeling 

Hosiery  Iflnfrs. 

(See  also  Knit  Goods ) 
Middlesex  Knitting  Co Martinsburgh 

Hospitals  and  Asylums. 

Wheeling  Hospital  and  Orphan 
Asylum Wheeling 

Hot  Air  Furnaces. 

See  Furnaces. 


-Hot  Water  Heating. 

Bryan  &  Spencer  (see  right 
bottom  lines  and  p  298) Parkersburgh 

Turner  C  II  (see  right  top 
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Hotels. 

Figures  indicate  rates  per  day. 

Collison  C  W Academy 

Moore  EH " 

Coiner  George Acme 

McGrath  Terrence " 

Addison  Hotel Addison 

Commercial  Hotel " 

Curry  House " 

Miller  Mrs  Angeline " 

Skidmore  Levi " 

StanardWB 

Townsend  R  H " 

Wooddell  Mrs  M  J 

Hawkens  M  H Alaska 

Aldcrson  House  ($2)  (seep 

63) Alderson 

Haymaker  J  P Algoma 

Wolf  Samuel Alton 

Burns  J  H Ames 

Fair  AT Andy 

McClung  P  H Ansted 

NealF  G 

Miller  Melvin Anvil 

Teter  J  W Arnettsville 

Watson  E  A Arnold 

Lynch  J  C Arnoldsburgh 

Stump  B  G 

Bush  D  D Auburn 

Shaffer  J  H Aurora 

Shuttlesworth  A  T 

WiltHK 

Bailey  LP Baileysville 

Baumgardner  J  B  (see  p 

69) Barboursville 

Steel  James Barrackville 


Bayard  House  ($1) Bayard 

Silcott  House  ($1.25) 

Morton  T  J Beaver  Mills 

Carpenter  AH Beech  Bottom 

Mountain  View  Hotel  ($1) Belington 

Valley  House  ($1) 

Keever  W  C Belleville 

Williamson  A " 

Union  House  ($1) Ben  wood 

Berkeley  Springs  Hotel  ($2.50). 

Berkeley  Springs 

St  Charles  Hotel  ($2) 

Fowler  Hotel  ($1) Bethany 

Buckley  Alpheus Beverly 

Wilson  W  C Big  Springs 

Frame  A  P Birch  River 

HyerMaryE " 

Altamont  House Bluefield 

Old  House 

Sirron  W  M Boyd 

Jones  S  L Bramwell 

Hagan's  House Brandonville 

Central  Hotel  ($1) Bridgeport 

Supler  House  ($1.50) 

Ford  T  L Brown's  Mills 

Meadows  F  W Brownstown 

Bryte  J  &  H Bruceton  Mills 

Silbaugh  Moses " 

Lockney  S  S Bruin 

City  Hotel  ($1.50)  (see  p  57)Buckhannon 

New  Hudkins  Hotel  ($2) 

Valley  House  ($1.50)  (see  p 

89) 

Wilson  House Buffalo 

Goff  S  W Bufflngton 

Butcher  M Bulltown 

Drummond  T " 

Laise  C  F Bunker  Hill 

Lockhart  C " 

Bane  J  F Burlington 

Reader  George Burning  Springs 

Wilson  W  T 

Burnsville  House  ($1) Burnsville 

Fling  Mrs  ML Burnt  House 

Lee  W  H Burton 

Alpha  Hotel Cairo 

Omega  Hotel " 

Bills  Aaron Calcutta 

Golden  Hotel Camden 

Jones  Mary " 

Corcoran  House  ($1  and  1.25)  . .  .Cameron 

Parriott  Hotel  ($1.50) 

Lovett  A  O Capon  Bridge 

Smith  J  A 

Sale  W  H Capon  Springs 

Poynter  R  H Cassville 

Beall  F  C Cedarville 

McGraw  Mrs Central  Station 

Rule  Edward Ceredo 

Capitol  House  ($1) Charleston. 


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Hotel  Ruff  ner  ($2  to  3) Charleston 

Leavitt  Alonzo  ($1) " 

Mairs  Hotel  (75c) 

St  Albert  Hotel  ($2) 

St  Cloud  Hotel  (75c) 

Carter  House  ($2) Charles  Town 

Watson  House  ($2)  (see  p  4)        " 

Wilcox  IN Cherry  Camp 

Bond  ML Churchville 

City  Hotel  ($1  and  1.50) Clarksburgh 

Hotel     Itlullieran      ($1.50 

and  2)  (see  p  137) 

New    St   Charles    Hotel 

($2)  (see  p  132) 

New  St  Clare  Hotel  ($1) 

'Walker  House   ($2)  (see  p 

132) 

Reed  S Clay  C  H 

Roney  LB Colliers 

Holroy d  Wm Concord  Church 

Massie  R  W " 

Morris  C  P Conings 

Dunlap  Mrs  M Cottageville 

Morton  F  M Craigsville 

Browning  N  B Cranesville 

Fichtner  M  J 

Russell  IP Crickard 

Bane  Helen Dallas 

McWhorterHM 


Smoot  W  F Danvilie 

Blackwater  Hotel  ($2) Davis 

Pennsylvania  House  ($1) " 

Flowers  S  E  ($1) Dobbin 

Reed  H  N Douglass 

Dent  House Duke 

Sharp  W  M Edray 

Bush  Louis Eglon 

Werner  A " 

Kanawha  Hotel Elizabeth 

Virginia  House " 

Elk  House  (see  p  156) Elk  Garden 

Lovell  Ed " 

Central  Hotel  ($1.50). Elkins 

Elkins  House  ($1.50) 

Hotel  Elkins  ($2  and  3). . . . 

McCoy  A Ellenborough 

West  Virginia  Hotel " 

Cochran  M Eureka 

Continental  Hotel  ($2)  (see 

p  167) Fairmont 

Mountain  City  Hotel  ($2) 

Skinner's  Tavern  ($2) 

Mansion  House  ($1) Fairview 

Hill  George. ...   Falling  Spring 

Farmington  House  ($1  to  1.50).Farmington 

Hotel  de  Burns  ($1  to  1.50) 

Harron  Mrs  M  K Fayette  Station 

Brazil  Mrs  MS Fayetteville 


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Hotels— Cont'd. 

Bishop  Rachael Fellowsville 

Hoult  Mrs  A Fetterman 

Ray  burn  Robert. Flat  Rock 

Queen  Mrs  M  J Flat  Woods 

Squires  B  W 

Howell  A  A Flemington 

Pappling  W  T Fort  Spring 

Bowen  J  E Frametown 

McClung  C  H Frankford 

Rangsbarger  S  A " 

Hulver  Adam Franklin 

Lough  W  H 

Shimer  E  E Freed 

Morgan  L  D Freeport 

Shobe  CW French  Creek 

Black  J  S Frozen  Camp 

Fulton  House  ($1) Fulton 

Wilson  T  N Gandeeville 

Reed  J  M Gap  Mills 

Central  House Glenville 

Ruddell  House " 

Wells  M Glover's  Gap 

Burnside  W  C Good  Hope 

Shillingbury  Jackson  ($1)  Gormania 

Virginia  House  ($1.50) 

Arlington  Hotel  ($1.25) Grafton 

Central  Hotel  ($1.50)  (seep 

186) 

Grafton  Hotel  ($2) 

Valley  House  ($1.50) 

Ward  House  ($1.50) 

Cook  Mrs  W  G Grantsville 

Scott  SM 

Stump  A  H 

Lewis  Isaac Greenland 

Wilson  E Greenville 

Darling  House  ($1) Guvandotte 

National  Hotel  ($1  to  2) "     " 

Riverside  Hotel  ($1) 

Curry  C  A Hacker's  Valley 

Burger  Charles Hamlin 

Curry  B  F 

Hill  Top  House  ($1.50)  (see 

p  4) Harper's  Ferry 

Hotel  Conner  ($2) 

Lockwood  House  ($  1 .  50) " 

Potomac  House  ($2)  (seep 

193) 

Sattes  House  ($1) Hartford  City 

Mont  Alto  Hotel Hartmonsville 

Miller  M  V Hendricks 

Hinkle  A  A Hinkleville 

Hotel  Perkins  ($2) Hinton 

Merchants'  Hotel  ($2)  (see 

p201) 

Parker  House  ($1) " 

Riverside  Hotel  ($1) 

St  Cloud  Hotel  ($1) 

Moore  F  L Holly  Grove 


Childers  S  A Horseneck 

Lowry  &  Doyle Huntersville 

Wagner  G  W " 

Carrollton  Hotel  ($1) Huntington 

Continental  Hotel  ($1) 

Huntington  Hotel  ($1) 

Florentine  The  ($2)  (seep  209)  " 

Merchants'  Hotel  ($1.50) 

St  Charles  Hotel  ($1).   

St  Nicholas  Tavern  ($2) 

Seventh  Avenue  Hotel  ($1.50) 

Virginia  House  ($1) " 

Wilson  Mrs  Emily  ($1) 

Hotel  Poindexter  ($1)  (see  p 

217) Hurricane 

Hurricane  Hotel  ($1) " 

Gillespie  Jonathan Hyar 

Harrington  Thomas Independence 

McLain  J  E Ireland 

Weaver  Isaac " 

Karr  D  D Jackson  C  H 

Bosley  J  H Jacksonville 

HyerNS 

Neeley  Howard Janelew 

Jarrell  W  F Jarrold's  Valley 

Bartlett  H  L Jarvisville 

Sizemore  D  H Jumbo 

Deeds  C  B Jumping  Branch 

Hawkins  W  S Kanawha  Falls 

RiggWB 

Robinson  J  W Kanawha  Station 

Morrison  G  P Kenna 

Simmons  Eli " 

Croly  E  V Kenova 

Exchange  Hotel Kingwood 

Gordon  House " 

Jenkins  House " 

Preston  House " 

City  Hotel  (see  p  227) Keyser 

Keenan  House  ($2)  (see  p  226)   " 

Keys  House  ($2) — 

Dickison  Charles Laurel  Iron  Works 

Jenkins  B " 

Sims  E  B Leachtown 

Bailey  Lemuel Leading  Creek 

OldakerWH 

Nealy  G  M Leetown 

Chancy  W  H Le  Roy 

Junction  House " 

Lewisburgh  Hotel  ($2) Lewisburgh 

Ragland  H  C Logan  C  H 

McCarty  ED Lumberport 

Ballard  S Madison 

Bays  Lewis " 

McNeelyGJ 

Ridgway  John  Maidsville 

Snider  Daniel Maiden 

Commercial  Hotel  ($2) Mannington 

Dallas  House  ($2) 

Palace  Hotel  ($2)  (seep  245) 


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Continental  Hotel  ($2) Martinsburgh 

St  Clair  Hotel  (|2) 

Valley  House  ($1) 

Railroad  House  ($1) Mason  City 

Vossler  C  H Maysville 

Johnson  W  &  J  L Meadowville 

Stella  Hotel  ($1) Middlebourne 

Swan  House  ($1) " 

Tyler  House " 

Ford  Richard Middle  Fork 

Commercial  Hotel  ($1  50) Milton 

Milton  House  ($1.50) 

Rousev  House  ($1) " 

Marshall  H  B Mingo  Flat 

Montgomery  J  C Montgomery 

Hyne  J  S Montrose 

Phillips  AIS 

Yeager  J  P " 

Heltzel  W  H Moorefield 

Wilson  John " 

Commercial  Hotel  ($1.50) Morgantown 

Wallace  House  ($2) 

Central  House  ($1) Moundsville 

Hanratta  Hotel  ($1)  (see  p 

263) 

Henratta  House ($2)  (seep 


Hubbs  Mrs  Ellen  ($1) 

KullJohn  ($1) 

Mound  City  Hotel  ($1.50)    

Upper  Ward  House  ($1) 

Barrett  B Murphy's  Mill 

English  Hotel Murrysville 

Wilson  &  Griffith Mutton  Run 

Bailey  HE Newark 

Waggoner  EI Newberne 

Davis  US Newburgh 

Wright  W  C 

Central  Hotel  ($1  and  1.25) 

New  Cumberland 
Commercial  Hotel  ($1  and 

1.50)  (see  p  271) 

McNeil  House  ($1) 

Stewart  House  ($2) 

Jones  P  T New  Haven 

Brast  House  ($1)  (see  p  273) 

New  Martinsville 
Eakin  House  ($1.50)  (see  p 

273) 

Point  House  ($1) " 

Noe  A Newton 

Forinash  S  J Newville 

Alderson  L  N Nicholas 

Fitzwater  John " 

Richards  Wm Oak  Hill 

Floding  C Ona 

Ashkettle  J  N Orleans  Cross  Roads 

Moore  Walker Orpha 

Taylor   S Osborne's  Mills 

Riverside  House  ($1) Palatine 


Als'  Central  Hotel  ($1.50).  ..Parkersburgh 

Bartlett  M  B  ($1) " 

Buehler  House  ($1) 

Commercial  Hotel  ($2) " 

Hotel  Blennerhassett  ($2  to  2.50) 
Hotel  Buckingham  ($1  to 

2)  (seep  293) 

Hotel  De  Graff  ($1) 

Hotel  Scliaetter  (European) 

(seep  284) 

Jennings  J  H " 

Oliver  J  M  ($1) 

Oriental  Hotel " 

Snider  F  M 

Commercial  Hotel  ($1) Parsons 

Continental  Hotel  ($1) 

Parsons  City  Hotel  (%\)(see 

p  295)  

Casto  J  W Peck's  Run 

Martin  T  O 

Johnson  J  F Peeryville 

Payne  GW 

Crislip  MrsM  F Peniel 

Brown's  Hotel  ($1) Pennsborough 

O  K  House Petersburgh 

Clark  Mrs  L  F Peterstown 

Williams  Mrs  SC 

Huntington  Mrs Petroleum 

Edelmann  J  C Pey  tona 

Hulderman  House  ($1) Philippi 

Philippi  Hotel  ($1.40) 

Roberts  Wm Pickens 

Kenny  House  ($2) Piedmont 

Mineral  Hotel  ($1) 

Flory  J  M Pleasant  Dale 

Gilmore  F  P Pleasant  Run 

Kline  House  ($1) Point  Pleasant 

Stortz  House  ($2) 

McCammon  HL Potomac 

Cole  DA Prince 

Alvis  DM Princeton 

DarestMraUV 

Peck  Joseph " 

Coplin  W  R Pruntytown 

Taylor  W  R Purgitsville 

Foster  Mrs  E  J Racine 

SayreCD 

Hull  J  8  &  Co Raleigh 

Lemon  J  H " 

Coburn  C  F Randall 

Hotel  Buffington  ($1) Ravenswood 

Newton  Hotel  ($1) 

Ravenswood  Hotel  ($1.50) " 

Red  Lion  Hotel  ($1) 

Hereford  Mrs  S Red  House  Shoals- 

Leep  J  G " 

Lloyd  Mrs  J  N Reedsville 

Ball  J  W Reedy 

Byrd  R  A Reedy  Ripple 

Thorn  E  W 


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Thorn  J  W  Reedy  Ripple 

Nutter  S Richardson 

Parsons  Z  P Rilla 

Watson  House  ($1) Ritchie  C  H 

White  Hall  Hotel  ($1) 

Bennett  WE Rivesville 

Page  Thomas " 

Moololy  Thomas Roanoke 

Boggs  R  C Rock  Cave 

McAvoy  J " 

Clark  J  B Rockport 

Keller's  Hotel  ($2) Romney 

Parker  House  ($1.25)  

Hotel  Denning  ($2)  (see  p 

329) Ronceverte 

Leckey  House  ($1) " 

Dolan  John Roney's  Point 

Knotts  J  S Rowlesburgh 

Stone  J  B Roxalana 

Hotel    Burton  ($2)    (see  p 

333) St  Albana 

Hotel  Lee  ($1) 

Griffith  G  P St  George- 
Lipscomb  W  H " 

Miller  TM 

Shaffer  J  A 

•Commercial  Hotel  ($1.40) 

(see  p  337) St  Mary's 

Exchange  Hotel  ($1.25) (see 

pS37) 

i  Sheets  Lee Salama 

Davis  Mary  M Salem 

Tonge  James 

Appleton  John  W  III 

Salt  Sulphur  Springs 

Sayre  Squire Sandy 

Smith  FN Sewell  Depot 

Pack  B  Shady  Spring 

Linzee  S Sharon 

Entler  Hotel  ($2)  (see  p  343) 

Shepherdstown 
Carder's  Hotel  ($2)  (see  p 

3 '45) Shinnston 

Central  Hotel  ($1.50) 

Kimball  G  H Shreves 

Johnston  Nancy Silver  Hill 

Davis  M Simpson 

Smith  Wm Sink's  Grove 

Central  House  ($2) Sistersville 

Globe  House  ($1) 

Smith  F  M Smithton 

Ayers  MA Smithville 

Wilson  L " 

-Central  Hotel Spencer 

Chambers'  Hotel " 

East  Spencer  Hotel " 

Hotel  Spencer " 

Smith  Jacob Springfield 

-Pox  AW Spring  Hill 


Stump  C  P Stumptown 

PeriyJ  F Sue 

Hart  J  D Summit  Point 

Hotel  Jucrgens  ($1.50)  (see 

p  355) Sutton 

Huffman  W  R  ($1) 

Wince  S  W Tacy 

Terry  Mrs  C Talcott 

Fling  Fisher Tanner's 

Greggs  H " 

Stuck  Mattie Terra  Alta 

Worthington  Mary  E " 

Geisberger  House  ($1.50) Thomas 

Silcott  House  ($1) " 

Williams  T  J Top  of  Alleghany 

Yeager  P  D Traveler's  Repose 

Vance  A Triadelphia 

McMillion  J  E Trout  Valley 

Sisk  Christopher Troy 

Craig  Bros Tunnelton 

Hardesty  S  R 

Shanklin  C  A Union 

ShepardIP 

Conaway  Car Uniontown 

Creppard  Emley Valley  Bend 

Bowman  &  Sons Valley  Furnace 

Wilmoth  S 

Smith  J  B Volcano 

Edwards  Charles Wadestown 

McCrary  C  E Walkersville 

Dinges  D  A Wardensville 

Phillips  I  R Waverly 

Williamson  B " 

Moore  Mrs Wayne  C  H 

Osburn  Amanda " 

Adams  Jennie Webster 

Warder  FS ** 

Gardner  C  A Welch  Glade 

Baxter  House  ($1) Wellsburgh 

Hudson  House  ($2)  

Lewis  House  ($150) " 

New  Granite  House($1.25 

and  1.50)  (see  p  371) 

Rodgers  B  L($l) West  Liberty 

Post  Wesley West  Milford 

Bailey  House  ($1. 50) . .  - Weston 

McDonnell's  Hotel  ($2)(see 

p  375) 

Phoenix  Hotel  ($1) 

Grant  House  ($1) West  Union 

United  States  Hotel  ($1)  

Farmers'  Home  ($1) Wheeling 

Green  House  ($1) 

Hotel  Behler  ($2) 

Hotel  Brunswick  The  ($1.50). . . 
Hotel  Van  Keuren  (European)..        " 
Hotel  Windsor  ($2. 50  and  3) ... . 

Huseman  House  ($1 .  50) " 

McLure  House  ($2.50  and  3) " 

St  Charles  Hotel  ($2) 


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Starum  House  ($2) Wheeling 

Powell  I?aac White  Day 

Johnson  George White's  Creek. 

Calwcll   House  ($2)  (see  p 

410) White  Sulphur  Springs 

Dickson  House  ($1.50) 

Grand  Central  Hotel 
and  100  Cottages,  Known  also 
as  White  Sulphur  Springs  Ho- 
tel ($3.50)  (see  p  411) 

£eibert  Charles Whitfield 

Neser  House Wiley ville 

Shuman  House " 

Brooks  Lee Williamsburgh 

HandleyAG 

Watts  C  A 

American  Hotel  ($1) Williamstown 

Crawford  House  ($1) Winfield 

Hotel  Frazier  ($1.50) 

Hotel  King  ($1)  (see  p  415). . 

Lawrence  David Winifrede 

Drennen  C  M Winston 

Buchanan  Mrs  Wm Wiseburgh 

Parish  R Worthington 

Lewis  Hiram Yankee  Dam 

Starcher  W  H Zona 


House  Furnishing;  Goods. 

(See  also  Hardware  ;  also  Furniture.) 

Quinn  C  C  (seep  263) Moundsville 

Beebout  W  H New  Cumberland 

HallJ  B Weston 

Johnson's  G  W  Sons Wheeling 

Wheeling  Lamp  and  Stamping 
Co. 


House  Raisers  and  Movers. 

Carlon  James Charleston 

Bowers  D  H Martinsburgh 


Ice— Wholesale  and  Mnfrs. 

(See  also  Ice  Dealers.) 
Diamond  Ice  and  Coal  Co 

(see  p  106) Charleston 

Tygart's  Valley  Ice  Co Grafton 

Huntington  Ice  and  Storage  Co.. 

Huntington 

Pahl  John Parkersburgh 

Parkersburgh  Ice  Co " 

Smith  3  H   (see  right  bottom 

lines  and  p  303) Piedmont 

Wheeling-  lee  and  Stor- 
age Company  (see  left  top  lines 
and  p  57) Wheeling 


Ice  Dealers. 

(See  also  lee—  Wholesale  and  Mnfrs.) 
Weiss  H  L Berkeley  Springs 


Wolf  John Berkeley  Springs 

Frazier  &  Cooke Charles  Town 

McGraw  James Harper's  Ferry 

Murphy  Alexander " 

Stuart  J  A " 

Kline  John Hinton 

Mossman  DA Huntington 

Petit  NC 

Eichelberger  Bobert Martinsburgh 

Roush  G  S 

Showers  GE 

Fredlock  J  C  &  Co Piedmont 

Gilbert  WH 

Smith  J  H   (see   right  bottom 

lines  and  p  303) " 

Stortz  J  G Point  Pleasant 

Butler  CTVS Shepherdstown 

Hoffman  Thomas ...         " 

Show  John 

Tol liver  Matthew " 

Crumbacker  G  &  Co Wheeling 

Teasdale  Robert " 


Ice  Cream  mnfrs. 

Brant  C  E Bayard 

Hall  A  G Fairmont 


*Ice  Cream  Parlors. 

(See  also  Restaurants.) 

Eagan  Bros Charleston 

Fariss  J  A Petersburgh 


Installment  Goods. 

Gately  &  Conroy  Charleston 


Sanderson  A  L  (mngr). 
Adams  C  F. . . 
Crawford  W  A. 
McArdle  JH... 
Stanton  John... 


.Wheeling 


Insurance  Agents. 

Dawson  T  H  B  (fire) Berkeley  Springs 

Hodgson  TH 

Lockhart  J  B Bethany 

Ott  J  H Brink 

Sexton  F  P  (fire) Buckhannon 

Higgs  C  J Cameron 

Chamberlain  J  E  (fire  and  accident) 

Charleston 
Fawcett  II  S  &.  Co  (seep  101)     " 

Gosh  or  11  E  J  (see  p  108) 

Jeffries  T  E  (fire) 

Littlepage  C  F 

Lohmeyer  Wm " 

MiddletonJE 

Patterson  D  W  jr " 

ThornhillJL 

Gallaher  C  F Charles  Town 


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Insurance    Agents — Cont'd. 
Howell  David  (life  and  fire). .  Charles  Town 

Kennedy  P  C  (life) 

Mitchell  C  T  &  Co  (life) 

"Washington  &  Alexander  (life)  .         " 
Wyatt  JEACo  (Life)  {see  p 

125) 

Wynkoop  AG " 

Earle  O  C Clarksburgh 

HurseyWL&Son 

So  miner*  &  Sommers  {see 

right  top  lines) " 

Darden  Bros Elkins 

Nichols  P  E Fairmont 

Shay  R  A Fairview 

Gilligan  J  J Grafton 

Hutchinson  R  L Henderson 

Dunn  L  M Hinton 

Barrett  T  Francis  &  Co  (fire).  .Huntington 

Bayliss  T  F  (life) 

Enslow  E  B  (General)  {see  p 

213) 

Harrison  &  Miller " 

Harrold  €  IS  &  Co  {see  p 

213) 

McCuIlough  B  C  (General) 

{see  p  211) " 

Matthews  S  V  (life) 

Overbey  Warren  jr " 

Potts  &  Cammack " 

Smith  A  J  (life) 

Peck  F  R Kenova 

McRae  Duncan Kingwood 

Scott  H Maiden 

Stewart  F  R Mannington 

Lambert  A  F Martinsburgh 

Mathews  J  S  (fire  and  accident).        " 

Morgan  Wm  (fire) " 

Snyder  EE  (fire) 

Fossler  E  F Maysville 

Burke  J  R  (General)  {see  p 

256) Milton 

Anderson  T  "W Morgantown 

Meighen  WM Moundsville 

Newman  C  C  (Life  and  Fire) 

Brill  S  A Mutton  Run 

Chapman  J  "W New  Cumberland 

Robb&  Scott 

Smith,  Bradley  &  Smith..     " 

Barrick  C  W  (Fire)  {see  right 

top  lines  and  p  273) New  Martinsville 

Hall  SB 

Boreman  K  S  &  Son Parkersburgh 

Chancellor  E  P  &  Son 

Lang  A  F 

Rittenhouse  W  T  &  Co 

{seep  289) " 

Smith  AH 

Swearingen  &  Blackford 

TimmsJR&Son 


Whitlock  R  H Parkersburgh 

East  J  W  (life) Piedmont 

PhleegerLH 

Richardson  H  S  (life) " 

Bickel  R  S  (fire) Point  Pleasant 

Bryan  &  Rayburn " 

Charles  J  L " 

Tippett  &  Hutchinson " 

McKay  W  S Ravenswood 

WetzelJH 

Hurxthal  F  K Ronceverte 

Barron  J  F  (fire) St  Mary's 

Blair  W  M Salem 

Davis  M  H " 

RoseB  D 

Bacon  MO Sewell  Depot 

Trice  RC 

En  tier  H  C Shepherdstown 

Harrison  B  F  (fire) 

Klein  I  P  {see  p  371) Wellsburgh 

Alderson  J  C  &  Co Wheeling 

BotelerC  W 

Briscoe  C  B " 

Buckley  Claude 

Campbell  A  R " 

Crawford  MC  (life) 

Curry  &  Simpson " 

Doddridge  J  M  &  Co 

Emsheimer  Joseph " 

FooseWT&Co 

Mathison  G  J " 

Morgan  D  G  (fire) " 

Rinehart  &  Tatum " 

Robinson  J  E " 

Rodgers  J  V  L  (fire) 

Roller  Frederick  (life) 

Schilling  &  Kasley(  Life)  (see 

pS9I) 

Stalnaker  D  E 

Sweeney  &  Edwards * .        " 

Woeber  F  A  (fire) 


Insurance  Companies — Fire. 

Parkersburgh  Insurance  Co .  Parkersburgh 

American  Insurance  Co Wheeling 

Fire  and  Marine  Insurance  Co  of 

Wheeling " 

Franklin    Insurance  Co 

{seep  385) " 

German   Fire    Insurance  Co  of 

Wheeling     

Jefferson  Insurance  Co  The " 

Peabody    Insurance  Co 

{see  left  top  lines) " 

Standard  Fire  Insurance  Co " 

Underwriters' Insurance  Co " 


Insurance  Companies— Life. 

Provident  Life  Insurance  Co. .  ..Wheeling 


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Insurance  Companies— Title. 

Title  Insurance  and  Ab- 
stract Company  of  Wheeling 
(see  p  389) Wheeling 

■■■Insurance  Publishers. 
Leavenworth  F  H  Pub- 
lishing Co(Succe88ors  to  Leaven- 
worth &  Burr  Publishing  Co) 
(see  insert  leaf  opp)  McGraw 
Bldg  Detroit,  Mich 

•■Interior  Decorators. 
Kurn er  D  C  (see  p  405) Wheeling 


Investigators  of  Title. 

See  Abstracts  of  Land  Title. 


"Investment  Companies. 

Southern  Investment  and  Savings 
Society Piedmont 


"Iron— Bar  and  Sheet. 
Smith  W  II  Hardware  Co 

The  (see  left  top  lines  and  p  283) 

Parkersburgh 


"Iron  Doors  and  Shutters. 

Smith  W  H  Hardware  Co 

The  (see  left  top  lines  and  p  283) 

Parkersburgh 


"Iron  Fence  and  Cresting. 
Smith  W  H  Hardware  Co 

The  (see  left  lop  lines  and  p  283) 

Parkersburgh 


Iron  Founders. 

See  Founders  and  Machinists. 


"Iron  Fronts  for  Buildings. 
Smith  W  H  Hardware  Co 

The  (see  left  top  lines  and  p  2 S3) 

Parkersburgh 


Iron  Mnfrs. 

Benwood  Iron  Works Ben  wood 

Riverside  Iron  Works " 

Bluefield  Iron  Works Bluefield 

Shenandoah  Brass  and  Iron  Works 

Charles  Town 

Smith  &  Chess Laurel  Iron  Works 

Belmont  Nail  Co Wheeling 

Benwood  Iron  Works " 

LaBelle  Iron  Works " 

Wheeling  Iron  and  Nail  Co " 

Whitaker  Iron  Co " 


"Iron  Ulnfrs— Pig. 
Biverside  Iron  Works  (seep 
387) Wheeling 


Iron  Hines. 

See  Mines  and  Mining  Cos. 


"Iron  Pipe  and  Fittings. 

Smith  W  H  Hardware  Co 

The  (see  left  top  lines  and  p  283) 

Parkersburgh 

Iron,  Steel  and  Nails. 

See  Hardware —  Wholesale. 


Jewelers. 

See  Watches,  Clocks  and  Jewelry. 


"Jewelers— Mnfg. 

Schempf  &  Schubart Wheeling 


Junk  Dealers. 

Loyd  David Burton 

Timmons  CC&  Bro Martinsburgh 

Dubinsky  Bros  &  Co Parkersburgh 

Dunbar  R  W  H 

Author  Edward Shepherdstown 

Clemens  W  P Wheeling 

Jeavons  Job  jr " 

Justices  of  the  Peace. 

Dunlap  MA Academy 

Carr  J  T Ada 

Mason  David Adaline 

Southern  L  C Adamston 

Hamrick  Vincent Addison 

Townsend  R  H " 

Hawkens  M  H Alaska 

Bare  IE Alderson 

Cyphus  J  D Algoma 

Gladwell  A  J Alton 

Waid  C  B Alvon 

Sayre  B  F Angerona 

Shafer  J  M .Anvil 

Camp  MP Arnold 

Lynch  J  K Arnoldsburgh 

Ballard  G  W Assurance 

Zinn  C  L Auburn 

Lynch  J  B Avon 

Bailey  H Baileysville 

Hawes  G  W    Baker's  Run 

Moler  W  J Bakerton 

Lusher  J Barboursville 

Berlanger  T  R Barger's  Springs 

Conway  J  E Barrackville 

Lusk  T Basin  Spring 

Collins  J  C Beall's  Mills 

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Hanna  Nathan Beaver  Mills 

Gyphus  J  D  Belcher 

0  wings  J  H Belleville 

Riddle  Henry Benwood 

Buckhanon  John Berkeley  Springs 

Goughlin  P  J " 

Billings  W  H Bethany 

Daniels  J  H Beury 

Snider  J  E Big  Springs 

Noble  Joseph Blandville 

Shannon  J  J Blankenship 

McDonald  B  F Bloomery 

Mahan LA Blue  Sulphur  Springs 

Fisher  RE Boreman 

Ridgway  HA..  Bretz 

Wilkerson  D  D Bridgeport 

Hill  R  J Brighton 

Wpton  C  S Brooklin 

Kempen  D  W Brown's  Mills 

Collins  J  H Buffalo 

Stuckey  C Bunker  Hill 

Swinley  G  W 

Daugherty  W  C     Bunner's 

Farley  Ira Burch 

Slotter  Charles Burlington 

Ferrell  F  M Burnt  House 

Cusack  Maurice Burton 

Carpenter  R  F Byrnside 

Pipes  T  C Cameron 

Eakle  J  E Canfield 

Shaffer  J  W Carmel 

Jones  W  S Central  Station 

Hutchison  WC Centreville 

Johnson  R  M Ceredo 

Hall  C  W Charleston 

Silman  Peter 

©allaher  C  Frank Charles  Town 

Howell  David " 

Steel  A  B Childs 

Mooney  Alfred Chilton 

Fle&her  H  C Churchville 

Sudspeth  James Claremont 

Gamp  W  P Clarksburgh 

EarleOC 

NorthcottRS 

Faulkner  J  A Clinton  Furnace 

Harrah  G  M Clintonville 

Hindman  A  J Colliers 

Gore  H  F Concord  Church 

Goon  A  J Coon's  Mills 

Paeley  W  R ..  Copley ville 

Remaster  WE Cork 

Rhodes  DW Cottageville 

Hill  Rankin Couch 

Warden  James Cox's  Landing 

Hanna  Nathan Cralgsville 

Stockton  J  V Crescent 

Miller  L  F Cuzzart 

Sauce  J  P Cyclone 


Kimmins  A  R. . .   . . 

Vandalinda  B  F 

Hockman  J  W 

Summerfield  J  W. . . 

Cunningham  F 

VanhornM  T 

Moore  AC , 

Irland  James 

Armstrong  A  J 

BlaggB  H 

Leonard  John 

Stalnaker  W  S 

Howell  J  A 

Nicholson  R  J , 

James  Wm 

Linke  AS 

Adkins  HB 

Mills  T  S 

Brand  W  H 

Masterson  James. . . 

Hatcher  A  J 

Scherr  Julian 

Silman  Peter 

Green  R  A 

Stullenbarger  Jacob. 

Dayphen  J 

Goddin  JW 

Resseger  Henry 

RudS  B 

Chapman  T 

Graves  Wm 

Stephenson  G  A 

Reeder  C  A 

Mead  T  J 

Sayre  B  F 

HardmanP  W 

Hamilton  E  W 

Fields  RB 

Wyatt  Wm 

Ellis  J  W 

Daugherty  W  C 

Heedrick  Fred 

Ruble  WH 

Kiser  John 

Penneybacker  J  S. . 

Alexander  H  R 

Enoch  AC.    

Sexton  W  L 

Herring  R  A 

Beagle  WA 

Haught  Silas 

Hammix  W 

Miller  JO 

Reed  J  M 

Arnettel  E 

McBride  J  H 

Gillespie  AS 

Silman  Peter 

Hays  Calhoun 

Burnsine  IN 


Dallas 

Danville 

Davis 

Day's  Mills 
Dayton 


Dean 

.Deep  Valley 
. . .  Deer  Lick 


Dego 

..DeKalb 

Diana 

. .  .Dobbin 

.Dry  Creek 

.  .Duffleld's 
East  Lynn 


Edmond 

Egeria 

Eglon 

....Elk  City 
.Elk  Garden 


Elkhorn 

Elkins 

Ella 

.Ellenborough 

Elmira 

Enon 


Enterprise 

Eugene 

Evans 

Fallsmill 

Farmlngton 

Flat  Fork 

Folsom 

Forest  Hill 

. . . . .  Forksburgh 

.Fort  Spiing 

.Fountain  Spring 
Franklin 


.Frazier's  Bottom 

Freeport 

. .  .French  Creek 

Frenchton 

Friendly 

Galletin 

, Gandeeville 

Gap  Mills 


.  .Georgetown 
.Gerrardstown 

Gillespie 

Glen  Elk 

Glenville 

. .  .Good  Hope 


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Browning  J Gormania 

Guard  C  P Grafton 

WoolfordRB 

Shaw  Jesse Grangeville 

Harrison  J  Q Grassland 

Sandige  Z  A Grassy  Meadows 

Rankin  John Graysville 

Gwinn  M Green  Sulphur  Springs 

Binnegar  Jacob Greenwood 

Carpenter  RF Grifflthsville 

Smith  A  E Guyandotte 

Wheeler  J  W Hall 

Loughry  J  R Hannahsville 

Briggs  C  H Harper's  Ferry 

Smith  Amos Hebron 

Alexander  J  H Hedgesville 

Parsons  McGara Hendricks 

Strohin  J  M Herring 

Dunn  L  W Hinton 

'Odell  Granville . .  Hominy  Falls 

■Outward  Wm Horseneck 

Mattingly  8imeon Howesville 

Ballard  G  W Hunter's  Springs 

Simpson  Wm Huntington 

Taylor  TW 

Mynes  J  H Hurricane 

Neely  W  R Iron 

Christopher  Michael Island  Branch 

Henderson  John Iuka 

Sole  JO 

Hardin  C  F Janelew 

Adkins  J  W Jenks 

Howell  J  A Jumbo 

Lilly  Thomas Jumping  Branch 

Anderson  J  A Kanawha  Station 

Waugh  Emery Kassou 

Kiser  J  P Kentuck 

Cubberly  D  E Kerens 

McCutcheon  H Kesler'a  Cross  Lanes 

Perry  J  W Key  ser 

Shay  Orlando " 

Kincaid  Perry Kincaid 

Hott  G  H Kirby 

'Crowsen  Wm Knoxville 

Ridgway  E  H Laurel  Iron  Works 

Johnson  G  D Leetown 

Odell  G Leivasy 

Edwards  A  E Letart 

Withrow  ED Lewisburgh 

Keyser  J  L Limestone 

Adams  H Lincoln 

Grimes  Salem Little's  Mills 

Connaly  J  A Littleton 

Brown  Andrew Lizemores 

Brophy  T  A Lobelia 

Brannon  W  L Lochney 

Robinson  E  J Lockhart's 

Morgan  George Logan  C  H 

Patterson  Christian. 

Orr  J  P Long  Run 


Hawse  G  W Lost  River 

Lunsford  R  Love 

Ballenger  R  T Lowell 

Kesterson  J  P Lubeck 

Angel  C  W Lurd 

Hamilton  E  W McClellan 

Brooks  J  R McGraw's 

Van  Matre  O  H  P Maggie 

Putney  RE ' Maiden 

Swiger  W  H Malta 

Christy  James Mannington 

Snmmers  T  M Marquess 

Bartlett  E  G Martinsburgh 

McKee  Wm " 

TobinP  C 

Mason  J  L Mason  City 

Haas  George Mathias 

Taylor  W  P Mattie 

Harless  B  F Matville 

Steel  A  B Maud 

McDonald  B  S Maysville 

Harrah  G  M Meadow  Bluff 

Shell  J  W Medley 

Clark  R  W Mercer's  Salt  Works 

Shaw  J  D Middlebourne 

House  Lindsay Milton 

Neal  AD 

Boyd  W  M Mingo  Flat 

Miller  L  F Morgan's  Glade 

Criswell  E  H Moundsville 

Jefferson  J  N " 

Williams  Lewis Mt  Carbon 

Cunningham  F  J Mt  Clara 

Mead  T  J Mouth  of  Pigeon 

Murphy  C  8 Murphy's  Mill 

Swisher  G  W Newberne 

Gibson  D  J Newburgh 

Chapman  J  W New  Cumberland 

Halsey  D Newfound 

Gossett  D  W New  Haven 

McGaskey  J  S New  Martinsville 

Robinson  SI " 

SelbyWW 

Noble  Joseph New  Milton 

Ligget  J  L Newville 

Grose  Wm Nicholas 

Nester  James Nicklow 

Barton  AC Oak  Hill 

Hill  EL 

Canterbury  Wm Oceana 

Light  A  J Odell 

Stapleton  ST Parkersburgh 

Parsons  M %. Parsons 

Hedding  EG ?Paw  Paw 

Beavers  J  C Peery ville 

Armstrong  M Peniel 

Musgrave  Samuel Pennsborough 

Hanna  Nathan Pensinger 

Tennant  OS Pentress 

Sites  DA Peru 


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Hill  WB Petersburgh 

Chambers  L  E Peterstown 

Perry  R  E Peytona 

Reed  8  M Philoah 

Jenkins  Mauer Piedmont 

Morgan  JN Pine  Grove 

Abbott  E  8 Poca 

Beller  J  E Point  Pleasant 

Porter  I  W Portersville 

Miller  J  E  F Prosperity 

Coplin  WE Prunty town 

Johnson  J  N Pugh 

Kelley  J  A Purgitsville 

Copley  I  G Queen's  Ridge 

Young  Mark Queen's  Shoals 

Miller  JEF Raleigh 

Dickerson  E  R Raven's  Eye 

Petty  J  A Ravenswood 

Webb  AW Redbird 

Flanagan  W  J Red  Creek 

Zinn  DC Reedsville 

Lester  J  M Reedy 

Stewart  WP 

Byrd  A  A Reedy  Ripple 

Johnson  J  N Replete 

Kirby  J  W Richardson 

Dwyer  DA Richlands 

Duty  A  W Ripley's 

Hess  Thomas Ritchie  C  H 

Haught  Jasper Rivesville 

Findley  Adam Roaring  Creek 

Knee  DH Rockland 

Cottrill  H  B Romine's  Mills 

Gibson  J  A Romney 

Williams  J  H Ronceverte 

Terrell  C  8 Roney's  Point 

Hood  L  M Rosby's  Rock 

Sarver  J  A Roxalana 

McCallister  Corydon St  Albans 

WebbSL 

Talbott  WE St  George 

Reed  WE St  Mary's 

Randolph  Floyd Salem 

Burk  A Sand  Fork 

Dougherty  Wm Sand  Hill 

Johnson  B  F Sandy 

Taylor  W  R , Santife 

Cunningham  J  R Sardis 

Outward  W Schultz 

Handley  F  G Scott's  Depot 

PineWHH 

Blog  Benjamin Seaflat 

Hunt  John Sewell  Depot 

Neely  H  G Shady  Spring 

Johnson  J Sharon 

Smith  Amos , Shawnee 

Rentch  D  S Shepherdstown 

Baumgardner  W  H Sherrard 


Knight  J  W Shrewsbury 

Silney  Richard Simpson 

Clammer  Jacob Smithville 

Odell  Granville Snow  Hill 

Huddleton  W Spencer 

Sannon  Benjamin Springfield 

Brewster  James Squirejim 

Burrows  John Staten 

Thomas  E  A Statts'  Mills 

Pa&ley  W  R Stone  Coal 

Weir  Christopher Sue 

Kister  Henry Sweedlin  Hill 

Perel  Joseph. .     Sycamore  Dale 

Sidebottom  P " 

Tallman  W  C Tariff 

Hill  J  W Terra  Alta 

Danghenburgh  J  M Thomas 

Mills  T  S Tooley 

Clark  R  W Tophet 

Gillispie  AS Traveler's  Bepose 

Terril  C  8 Triadelphia 

Curry  H  B Troy 

Jolllff  J  M Ufflngton 

Miller  Archibald Union 

Farrelle  Anthony Uniontown 

Moore  Anthony " 

Sites  Jacob Upper  Track 

Crickard  P Valley  Bend 

Billmyer  J  M Van  Clevesville 

Gaines  M Vannoy's  Mill 

Welsh  A  W Vista 

Magill  C  M Volcano 

Kemper  D  W Wallace 

Lowery  J  A Walton 

Knee  DH Wardensville 

Mason  J  R Wasp 

Corbett  C  P Waverly 

Moore  Calvin Wayne  C  H 

Hickman  J  W West  Milford 

Oliver  G  P Weston 

Cheuvront  W  H West  Union 

Davis  FM 

Arkle  George Wheeling 

Arkle  Joseph 

Caldwell  W  H 

Davis  W  H 

Gillespy  R  H 

Manion  Wm " 

Phillips  DZ 

Rogers  WW 

Lambert  J  H White's  Creek 

Morris  Z  T White  Sulphur  Springs 

Uhl  Monroe Williamstown 

Thomas  Albert Winfield 

Willis  J  M Wolf  Creek 

Hess  J  W Wyatt 

Hughes  Ashabel Wyoma 

Ott  Dilis Zackville 

Casey  John Zinnia. 


Samel  Elder  &  Co., 


Mnfrs   of  Soap,  Mill    and   Axle   Grease,    and 
Dealers  In  TALLOW,  GREASE  and  OIL. 

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Keg  Mnfrs. 

See  Coopers. 


"Knitting  Hills. 

GuyandotteWoolen  and 

Knitting  Mills  (see  p  189) Guyandotte 

Keyser  Knitting  and  Woolen  Mills.  Keyser 
.Middlesex  Knitting  Co Martinsburgh 

Ladies'  Furnishing*. 

See  Dry  Goods. 


Lager  Beer. 

■See  Brewers;    also  Bottlers;  also  Brewers' 
Agents. 


*Lamp  Mnfrs. 

Wheeling  Lamp  and  Stamping  Co 

Wheeling 

Lamps  and  Lanterns. 

See  Crockery  and  Glassware. 


Lands. 

(See  also  Real  Estate. ) 

jBuckhannon  Land  Trust  Assn  Buckhannon 

South  Side   Land  and   Improve- 
ment Co  of  Charleston Charleston 

Charles  Town  Mnfg  and  Develop- 
ment Co Charles  Town 

Central  Land  Co  (see  p  209) 

Huntington 

Huntington  and  Kenova 
Land  Development  Co  (see  p 
215) 


Hebb  T  F Parsons 

Tygart's  Valley  Mineral  and  Oil 

Co Philippi 

Hoge  W  V Wheeling 

Lantern  Mnfrs. 

Nail  City  Lantern  Co Wheeler 


Lath  and  Shingles. 

See  Shingles. 


Laundries. 

Capitol  Steam  Laundry Charleston 

Hotel      Ruffher      Steam 

Laundry  (see  p  104) " 

Dell  Woo Huntington 

Eversole  George - 

Parkersburgh  Steam  Laundry. . 

Parkersburgh 

Gooding  IT West  Grafton 

Baiker  Bros Wheeling 

Wheeling  Laundry " 


Law  Schools. 
Virginia     Corres- 


West 

pondence  School  of  Law  (see  p 


215). 


Huntington 


Lawyers. 

Dorr  C  P Addison 

Morton  EN 

Tharp  Zachariah " 

ThurmanHC 

Woodzell  James " 

Ferguson  J  M Alderson 

Koontz  J  R Ansted 


MARIETTA 

STEAM  LAUNDRY 


MA     I 

&  Hy  i 

fW 

raM 

nW 

MP 

^^e**-^ . 

WM.  D.  ROCK,  Proprietor. 


ALL    WORK  WARRANTED   FIRST=CLASS. 


Orders  by  Mall  or  Express  Promptly 
Attended  to. 


Maple  Street, 


MARIETTA,  OHIO. 


MOUNTAIN  STATE  \  ai»o  tripm:t  natural  kii\eral  water. 

AIMABB      A  ■    ■!■  Address  all    Orders    to  PARKERSBURG    BOTTLING    WORKS. 

CilflVtCK     ALti      (  K.  O.    HIEHLE,    Propr.,   Parkersburg,  W.  Va. 


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Lawyers — Cont'd. 

Hansford  L Anvil 

8cottJ  P 

Valentine  A  J " 

Arnold  G  J Arnold 

Stone  E  E Baileysville 

Bryan  T  J Barboursville 

McComas  &  McComas  (see 
p207) 

Matheny  C  N Belleville 

Duckwall  T  W  B Berkeley  Springs 

SilerJ  H 

Smith  J  R 

Brown  T  S  R Beverly 

Butcher  &  Harding " 

Crawford  &  Leonard " 

Goff  Claude 

Jones  E  T 

KeeWL 

Kittle  Leland 

Lewis  G  W " 

Scott  CH 

StraderLD 

TalbottED 

Walmsley  J  L " 

Ward  J  B 

Chambers  L  L Blankenship 

Heptenstall  &  Holland Bluefield 

McClaugherty  WW 

Stafford  &  Sanders 

Bowen  J  D Bowen 

Heintze  &  Hoyle Bramwell 

Ridgway  HA Bretz 

Martin  E  E Brown's  Mills 

Lockney  H  C Bruin 

Fisher  J  S Buckhannon 

Fisher  WH 

Totten  WG  L 

Atkinson  T  C. Buffalo 

Barnhait  Lewis " 

Snodgsass  W  G Burton 

Wilshire  J  W 

Baughman  J  E Canfleld 

Stuck  J  W Central  Station 

Adams,  Couch  &  Smith Charleston 

Alexander  A  S 

Beardsley  F  L " 

Blair  A  C  (see  p  121) 

Boggs  H  L " 

Broun  T  L 

Brown  &  Jackson " 

BurdettSC 

Burlew  Abraham 

Buttrick  E  L 

Chapman  Sylvester " 

Chilton  J  E 

Davis  Luther "■ 

DyerEB 

Edwards  WS 

Flournoy  &  Price " 


Floyd  J  B Charleston* 

Fontaine  Peter " 

Gallaher  DC 

Hall  Cyrus " 

Hurt  J  H 

Johnson  O  K    " 

Kennedy,   Littlepage    &. 

Chapman  (see  p  117) 

Knight  &  Couch 

Lacey  A  J 

LaidleyWS 

Laidley  &  Hogeman 

Littlepage  S  G 

McCor kle  &  McCorkle 

McWhorter  H  C  &  L  E 

Malcolm  J  W  (see p  119)  ... 

Martin  &  Switzer  

MiddletonHO 

Mollohan  &  McClintic 

PattonGW 

Payne  &  Green " 

Ruff  ner  Joseph 

Shrewsbury  H  D 

Swann  J  8 

SwannTB 

Warth  &  Briggs 

Waters  J  T 

Watts  &  Asbly 

Wilson  E  W  

Wright  J  F 

Baylor  George Charles  Town* 

Beckwith  Frank 

Brown  F  W 

Gibson  &  Engle 

Green  T  C 

LogieFM 

Lucas  D  B 

Moore  Cleon 

Smith  CW 

Travers  W  H . 

Washington  S  W 

Wilson  WL • 

Davis  J  J Clarksburgb 

Harrison  T  W 

Lee  DC 

NorthcottRS 

Scott  Winfleld 

Thompson  H  M " 

Andrews  E  R Clay  C  H 

Frame  MW " 

Lackney  H  C 

Maust  George Clifton  Mills 

Daniel  J  D Concord  Church 

Webster  M  J Cottageville- 

Maxwell  &  Striby Davia 

Settle  J  B Deep  Water 

Beard  Wm Elizabeth. 

BrownTA 

Casto  DC 

LockbartFT 


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Flesher  Henry Elkhorn 

Bent  J  A Elkins 

Wilson  WG 

Arnett  U  N  jr Fairmont 

Barnes  JW 

Bennington  L  G 

Haymond  A  F 

Haymond  W  8 

LinnHG 

Maitin  FT 

Meredith  W  8 " 

Powell  Charles  

Smith  Fontain 

Stagers  TB 

Watson  LP 

Snodgrass  D  L Farmington 

Braize  H  W Fayetteville 

GaiDes  L  G 

Isbell  &  Dillon |* 

Payne  &  Payne 

8t  Clair  &  Gaines 

Green  H  A Flat  Rock 

Blakemore  G  A Franklin 

CunniDgtaam  E  A " 

McClung  D  G 

Masters  HH 

Penneybacker  J  E 

Ferrell  BB 

Gilchrist  M 

Summerfield  C  R 

Summerfield  J  E 

Newman  C  C 

Hanen  8R 

Bennett  N  M 

Collins  &  McQuain.. 

Hays  &  Hays 

Holt  AL 

Kidd  &  Hays 

Linn  &  Withers 

Morris  MB 

Laxton  T  J . 

Armstron' 

Dent  Ma 

Dent  & 

Holt  J 

Lai 

Mi> 

V 


Adams  &  Miller Hintoa 

Hayes  &  Thompson 

Maun  F  G 

Thompson  J  S 

Thompson  W  R 

Thompson  &  Lively " 

Morrison  G  H Holly  River 

McClintic  L  M Huntersville 

McNeil  NC 

Morn  CF 

Rucker  H  S 

Snyder  F  J 

StoferDA 

Barrett  T  F Huntington 

Bryan  T  J 

Campbell  &  Holt 

DoolittleES " 

Gibson  Eustace 

Hecox  &  Williams 

IsbellL  D 

LaidleyJB 

McConms    &.    McComas 

(seep  207) 

McGinnisRJ '' 

McGinnis  Wm 

Msrcum  &  Peyton.  " 


G,  Mendel  &  Co, 


We  occupy  more  Floor  Surface  than 

any  other  House  in  the  State. 
1124  Main  St.,  WHEELING,  W.  VA. 


Carpets  and  Furniture. 


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La  wy  ers— Cont'd . 

McWhorter  J  M Lewisburgh 

Mathews  A  F 

Preston  J  A " 

RuckerWP 

Lester  Lewis Lincoln 

Burke  T  W Lockharfs 

Wilkinson  J  B. Logan  C  H 

Johnson  D  D : Long  Reach 

Donohue  Wm Love 

Fowler  J  B Lumberport 

Webb  B  H Lurd 

Talkington  RE McClellan 

Barrett  Joseph Madison 

Hager  J  B 

LeftwichF  C 

StallingsJE 

Charlton  B  F Mannington 

Snodgra8S  C  A " 

Moore  Marian Marion 

Mitchell  T  J  S Marshall 

Aller  F  V. Martinsburgh 

Faulkner  &  Ingles 

Faulkner  &  Walker " 

FeidtG  W 

Flick  &  Westenhaver 

**  t  r> 


Newman  C  C Moundsville 

Parkinson  J  L " 

Simpson  J  €  Jr " 

Marshall  OS New  Cumberland 

Bainbridge  AM New  Martinsville 

Barrick  C  W  (see  right  top 

lines  and  p  273) " 

Bowers  BT 

Hall  SB 

Jacobs  TP 

McEldowney  Robert " 

MclntireJW 

Morris  MR " 

SiddellNT 

Snodgrass  E  B " 

Umstead  G  H 

Morrison  G  H Newville 

Alderson  J  D Nicholas 

Duffy  JHH 

Kincaid  R  A " 

Chambers  L  L Oceana 

Stone  EE 

Walker  Wm  jr " 

Hardisty  R  L Odaville 

Hutchinson  T  C 

"  W Orpha 

Palatine 

Paradise 

Parkersburgh 


Hatter. 


R.  F.  POTTS,  THE  HATTER,  is  Prepared  to  Remodel 
Gentlemen's  FELT  and  SILK  HATS  in  the  Latest  Style. 
34  16th  Street,  WHEELING,  \V.  VA.    See  Page  5. 


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Yeaton  W  C  jr Parkersburgh 

Anvil  H  C Peeryville 

Payne  W  P 

Taylor  WL 

Duty  M  K  {seep  298) Pennsborough 

Dyer  W  F Petersburgh 

FormanLJ *<.. " 

McMullan  JN 

Reynolds  &'Forman " 

Meadows  J  A Peterstown 

Ice  W  T Pbilippi 

RegerAG&Son 

•Canfield  J  C Pleasant  Run 

Beller  J  E Point  Pleasant 

B el ler  W  E  {see  pSll) 

Couch  J  H  Jr  {see  p  313) .... 

Gunn  &  Gibbons " 

Hogg  C  E  {see  p  315) 

Menager  J  B  {see  p  308) " 

Phelps  &  Pbelps 

Pilchard  LT 

Simpson  &  Howard " 

Sommerville  L  C " 

Spencer  J  S 

Tomlinson  &  Wiley " 

McClungWA "*    ' 

Christie  RC 

French  J  M 

French  W  A 

Hale  J  W 

HerndonDC 

Johnston  D  E 

McClaugherty  D  W.. 
McClaugherty  R  C. . 

McGrathJM 

Pearis  S  P 

Pennington  B  v~ 

Reynolds  A  W 

RuckerE  P. 

Smith  C  W 

Sutton  A  U 

Woods  F 

Johns^ 

John 

Adfr 

Co 

V 


Stewart  SS Ritchie  C  H 

Dailey  R  W  jr Romney 

GilkesonHB 

Kercheval  AW " 

Monroe  Alexander " 

Monroe  &  Cornwell " 

Vickers  W  P St  Albans 

WebbSL 

Whittington  J  B " 

Anvil  T  S St  George 

Hansford  T 

Lipscomb  &  Lipscomb 

Maxwell  &  Streby 

Parsons  A  B " 

Scott  J  P 

Valentine  A  J " 

Barrou  J  F St  Mary's 

Campbell  AM 

Noland  J  C 

Patterson  Robert " 

Townsend  J  B  

Davis  M  H Salem 

Turner  Alfred Sand  Hill 

Brubby  P  W Sharon 

Bragonier  J  S Shepherdstown 

i»IcCot  J  H  {see  p  349) Sistersville 

Snencer 


rBSDOQy  insursncB  bOi  cash  ca^^i,  $100,000.00! 


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Lawyers — Cont'd. 

Lively  W  E Weston 

Ricketts  J  E 

Blair  J  B West  Union 

Crouse  M  R 

FarrGW 

Ingle  John " 

Stuart&Farr 

Stuck  J  W .. 

Willis  &  Stuck 

Arnett  W  W Wheeling 

Boyce  S  O  (see  p  399) " 

BoydEE 

Boyd  &  Sommerville " 

Caldwell  HC 

Caldwell  WH 

ClarkeAJ 

ConiffJJ 

CowdenWJW 

Cranmer  Q  L " 

CrlswellNC 

Dovener  B  B " 

ElsonJD 

Erskine&  Allison " 

Ewing,  Melvin  &  Riley " 

Garvin  TM.. 


Leaf  Tobacco. 

See  Tobacco-Leaf. 


Leather  and  Findings. 

(See  also  Tanners  and  Cur  Hers.) 

Dunkin  &,  McLain  (seep  85) 

Bridgeport 

Sumner  W  S Clarksburgh 

Colerider  II  C  (see p  187) . . .   .Grafton 

Withrow  James  &  Son Lewisburgh 

Lentz  J  W  &  Bros New  Martinsville 

Potts  Jasper Wellsburgh 

Lobenstein  George   Wheeling. 

White  J  A 


"Libraries. 

Wheeling  Public  Library Wheeling 

Lime  Ulnfrs. 

(See  also  Lime,  Plaster  and  Cement.) 

Washington  Building  Lime  Co  . .  Bakerton 

Huddlestone  D  Y Ft  Spring 

K>1W  C  Y  &  Bro Keller 

"  -  T.ime  Co Martinsburgh 

Co 

.  me  Co Ronceverte 


.  ter  and  Cement. 

■Ho Charleston. 

•    Co  (see  p 


. . .  Huntington 
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ukersburgh 
Pleasant 


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T  Tfl  TTftRQ    P.  WELT?  &  CO.,  WHOLESALE  LIQUOR  DEALERS, 

JLjX^sE,  W  V/JLlO*    111S  Main  and  1121  Market  St.,     Wheeling,  \V.  Va. 


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Live  Stock  Breeders— General. 

Law  T  A Aberdeen 

Archer  J  G Adonis 

Archer  W  J " 

Kerr  C  H Boreman 

Poling  Eli Cassity 

Ray  T  P Duke 

Williams  AG Duo 

Cookman  Minter Etna 

Lewis  R 

Post  Wm 

Swisher  L  M " 

White  ZT 

Bowling  Ulaas Flat  Top 

Wise  A  J Gold  Hill 

Rose  John Little  Birch 

Johnson  P  M Pentress 

Smith  S  H  &R  C Petersburgh 

Williams  T  J Top  of  Alleghany 

Cook  J  L Woodyard 

Kiser  Elijah 


Live    Mock     Breeders— Horses. 

Harper  Ezekiel Parsons 

Parsons  Ward " 

Bright  J  J Point  Pleasant 

Henderson  Bros Williamstown 


Live  Stock  Breeders — Sheep. 

Boyles  F  E Adonis 

TwyfordTA 

Dun  kin  John Bridgeport 

Musgrove  N Frisco 

Ferrell  R  C Hacker's  Valley 

Henkins  EC Pentress 


Live  Stock  Commission. 

Goodhue  &  Thomas Wheeling 


Live    Stock    Dealers    and   Skip- 
pers. 

Law  WO&  Sons Aberdeen 

Clark  Sherman Academy 

McNeil  WL 

RenickFA 

Thompson  W  H Ada 

Mason  David Adaline 

Ryan  S Adamston 

Rice  Wm Adonis 

Alkise  C  F Alaska 

Beard  RE Alvon 

Dolin  J  E 

Fleshman  B  F 

Hoylman  G  W " 

Mathews  J  W " 

EwingGS Anvil 

MetzElias " 


Miller  J  P Assurance 

Bailey  P  F Astor 

Oevenger  J  G " 

Gluck  J  C Auburn 

Bailey  PA Baileysville 

Newberry  H 

Reed  C  H Bannen 

Thornburg  T  H  B Barboursville 

Barger  W  H Barger's  Springs 

Conaway  T  D Barrackville 

Humphrey  C  S Belleville 

Keseinger  Wilson Bennett 

Cofflndaff er  &  Hall Benson 

Walker  J  W 

Allman  &  Swisher Berlin 

Rodgers  L&J Bethany 

Buster  AM Blue  Sulphur  Springs- 
Hill  E  F 

Jarrett  Joseph " 

Jarrett  Mark 

Jarrett  T  H 

Bowlby  Joel Bowlby 

Holbert  WB 

Keen  an  J  P " 

Lazzell  Rufus " 

RaberWm 

Steele  Wm " 

Michael  Alpheus Brandville 

Garland  W  H Brighton 

Love  J  L 

Poffenbarger  W  H 

Bremer  FH&Co Bruin 

Lockney  C  S " 

Lockney  &  Co " 

Bond  6E&ES Brushy  Run 

Woodyard  J  P Bufflngton 

Currence  L  D Bulltown 

Hedrick  David Bunger's 

Garlow  Joseph Bunner's 

Pride  John " 

Stanley  M  T 

Martin  W  F , Burning  Springe 

Bills  J  R Calcutta 

Howell  John Calhoun 

Fetty  P  E Camden 

Harrison  CT 

Vandervort  James " 

Garee  J  S Canfield 

Campbell  S  H  &  B  M Carpenter's 

Phares  J  F Cassity 

Core  B Cassville 

Lemley  Lewis " 

Ramsey  M  C  " 

Smith  Frank Centreville 

Young  S  C Charles  Town 

Ramsay  W  L Charlotte 

Law  J  D Cherry  Camp 

Parks  Thomas  J  &  Son Clarence 

Whited  J  C 

Ballenger  D  G Clayton 


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W.  VA. 


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CU1   LERY.  The  W.H.  Smith  Hardware  Co., 


Fine  Line  Pocket  and  Table  Knives,  Scissors  and  Razors. 

Parkersburg, 
W.  Va. 


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Live    Stock    Dealers   and    Ship- 
pers— Cont'd. 

Graham  C  H Clayton 

Eastbam  G  S Couch 

Bust  C  B Cox's  Mills 

Albright  EG Cranesville 

Green  Benjamin Crook 

Chidetter  A  8 Cuzzart 

Kelly  G  A 

Strowser  P " 

Claypool  Wm Cyclone 

Ricliy  Taylor Dallas 

Chambers  Jacob Danville 

Hill  &  Shobe Davis 

Creel  G  R Davisville 

Cooper  Christian Day's  Mills 

Cooper  Daniel " 

Cooper  Elijah " 

Harman  Jesse " 

Harper  J  C " 

Harper  J  D " 

Harper  J  M " 

Harper  J  W " 

Vandeventer  W  P " 

Bartlett  J  C Dayton 

Gaston  J  W 

Maxwell  L " 

Smith  J  E 

WardWG 

Postleth wait  B  B Dean 

McDonald  J  W Delray 

Rumbarger  R  R Dobbin 

Warner  Joseph Dry  Run 

Sharp  Isaac Edray 

Sharp  WM 

Hatten  Strother Egypt 

Hatten  &  Sons 

Lowe  Eldora Eldora 

ManleySW 

Rinehart  L  S 

Cottrill  Morgan Emma 

Fisher  SN&GL 

Cookman  J  L Etna 

Cummiogs  G  W " 

PostGM 

Post  J  E 

Holbert  J  H Everson 

Elliott  James Fair  Plain 

Shinn  G  W 

Shinn  NN 

Shinn  SF 

Hughes  T  W Flat  Fork 

Burnside  James Flemington 

Wissman  Brown Flickersville 

Hood  H Folsom 

Sigler  Thomas Foltz 

Dyer  J  P Fort  Seybert 

Dyer  MM 

Anderson  F ...  Franklin 

IP 


Campbell  W  A... 

McClure  John 

McCoy  John 

Ruddle  &  Davis. . 
Alexander  H  R. . . 

Frazier  J  W 

Snider  J 

Hall  Lot 

HallRH 

Simmons  J 

White  F 

Atkins  J  L  &  F. . . 

Casto  C  C 

Gandee  J  S 

Lawson  G  P 

Marks  C  J 

Hanna  J  J 

Campbell  J  C 

Neel  A  G 

NeelCF 

NeelH  A 

Nocholls  Wm 

Mitchell  HR 

SpurginLucian. . . 
Cockayne  Samuel. 
Staniford  W  R. . . 

Stuart  W  A 

Coflman  G  L 

Wise  D  W 

Yerkley  D  M 

Holdren  Edmund. 

Holdren  T 

Ice  M 

Rankin  George. . . 

BabbC  M 

Babb  J  L 

BabbObed 

Moreland  John. . . 

Williams  Wm 

Smith  DI 

Allen  NN 

Foster  A  A 

Hurley  Michael. . . 

Miller  A  A 

HoflHE 

HoffO  P 

Ritter  J  M 

Arnold  P 

Duling  R 

Ludwick  E 

Bailey  Edward 

Brown  F  M 

Carskadan  Isaac. . 
Clark  Hendrick. . 

Johnson  Okey 

Leatherman  Wm. 

Sheets  F  W 

Whip  Amon 

Whip  Sanford. . . . 
Henshaw  EC 


Franklin 


.Frazier's  Bottom 


Freed 

.Freemansburgh 


Frozen  Camp 
. .  Gandeeville 


Ganley 

.Gap  Mills 


Gazil 

.Glade  Farms 


.Glendale 


.Glen  Easton 
. . .  Gold  Hill 


.  .Good  Hope 
.Grape  Island 


.Gray's  Flat 
.  .Graysville 
.  Greenland 


Grove 

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Halidon 


Hall 

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Headsville 


.Hedgesville 


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Carlisle  M Henderson 

Eastham  S  G 

Hutchinson  Robert 

Hutton  John 

Long  Isaac 

McCullock  Charles 

Peninger  A  M Henrietta 

McGregor  MS Highland 

Ferris  Jacob Hinkleville 

Fear  J  C Hoodsville 

HibbsAT 

Lee  John Hope 

Dolly  Amos Hopeville 

Stalnaker  S Horner 

Stalnaker  T  E 

Wilson  MM 

Hawkins  Henry Horseneck 

Ruckman  Earn " 

Carrothers  Festus Irontown 

Buckley  A  J Jerry's  Run 

Workman  Charles Joe's  Branch 

Johnson  J  M Johnson's  Cioss  Roads 

Burgess  John Jordan's  Run 

Nelson  S  K 

Rohrbaugh  F  C 

Stonestreet  Aaron " 

Hess  O  M Joseph's  Mills 

Poling  Isaac Kalamazoo 

Getzendanner  Daniel Kearneysville 

Price  John Kendal ia 

Shinn  JO&RP Kenna 

Scarbrough  S . Kentuck 

Halstead  J  J Kesler's  Cross  Lanes 

Conrad  Philip Ketterman 

Judy  Noah " 

Ketterman  J  A " 

Ketterman  J  W 

Ketterman  W  L " 

Kimble  Calvin " 

Kimble  G  A 

Kimble  J 

Kimble  WW 

Kincaid  J  G Kincaid 

Mahan  Thomas Knoxville 

Stewart  J  P 

Blaney  Isaac Laurel  Iron  Works 

Bowers  John " 

Goodwin  Thomas " 

Arnold  W  M Leading  Creek 

Phares  W  B Leadsville 

Phares  W  M 

Watson  James Leetown 

Justice  W  H Left  Hand 

Knight  W  P 

Barnett  AC Limestone  Hill 

Beard  Thomas " 

Adair  Wm  jr Lindside 

Ballard  L 

Dunn  LB 

SymnsSY " 


Fox  George Little  Birch 

Frum  A  J Little  Falls 

Hill  G  W Little  Mills 

Engle  HE Lloydsville 

Hopkins  L  M 

Hyer  HC 

Lloyd  E  B 

Lloyd  J  G ... 

Lloyd  N  W 

Barnett  AW Lockhart's  Run 

Barnett  B  F 

Butcher  E  S 

DyeBA 

Harper  WE 

Neal  Bradford 

Page  WW ,    

Robison  Benjamin 

Bailey  D  E Lockney 

Parker  Simon Long  Reach 

Parks  Andrew Looneyville 

Mathews  W  B Louther 

Kester Lowell 

Chilress  Addison Lurd 

Lazzell  James  &  Sons Maidsville 

McMillen  W  H Majorsville 

Chambers  Lee Matville 

Combs  Jeremiah " 

Ankrom  Jonathan Meeker 

Swan  Benedict Middlebourne 

Jenkins  J  &  Son Morgan's  Glade 

Otto  Herbert " 

Warden  J  M Mutton  Run 

Goode  Silas Newfound 

Bridgeman  B  C New  Martinsville 

Leggett  RD 

Wells  F  C 

Davis  G  H New  Milton 

Bright  M Newville 

Nickell  C  C Nickell's  Mills 

NickellJH 

Radabaugh  Benjamin Nobe 

Roberts  Tunis " 

Laban  Eye Oak  Flat 

TrumboJS 

Grones  F Ophelia 

Odell  James " 

Elair  J  R Oreide 

GoffJohn 

HoffV&Son 

Humphrey  J  B " 

Kester  SV 

McElroyAY 

McMinnWG 

Martin  CT 

Nixon  Elias " 

Nixon  Sylvester " 

Nuzum  Allen " 

Robinson  J  G " 

Slocum  David  &  Son " 

Willis  Elmer 


Electrical  Wiring 


for  Bells,  Burglar  Alarms,  Annunciators,  Etc. 
The  Electrical  Construction  and  maintenance 
Co.,  125  Fifth  Avenue,  PITTSBURGH,  PA.       Telephone  1774. 


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L.ive    Stock    Dealers    and   Ship- 
pers— Cont'd. 

Willis  W  H Oreide 

Rhorabough  O  J Orpha 

Apheres  George Osceola 

Boggs  IP 

BoggsWH ** 

Brock  J 

.  Cunningham  Solomon " 

Cunningham  W  H 

Hiues  J 

McCluer  John 

Post  Wm 

.  Simmons  Timothy 

Yokum  George " 

Dennis  Jacob Paden's  Valley 

Keefer  George " 

Honaker  E  S Paradise 

Oldham  W  K  &  N  E. .  .Parchment  Valley 

Parsons  A  F 

Parsons  P  R  &  John  N 

Robinson  J  A Patterson's  Depot 

Hodges  G  N Peck's  Run 

Collins  Creed Pennsborough 

Tennant  AW Pentress 

Dasher  S Peru 

Harman  George Petersburgh 

Harman  J  G " 

Parker  E  D 

Gilbert  W  H  Piedmont 

Albright  T  P  Pleasant  Hill 

Irons  A  J Pleasant  Run 

Parsons  TB 

Eagen  John Pocataligo 

Fisher  Emberson " 

Chapman  W  S Pullman 

Lowther  W  I 

Font  R  N Purgitsville 

Huffman  J  V 

SionsPF 

Taylor  Zach 

McCreery  W Raleigh 

Riggs  Bro3 Raven  Rock 

Bennett  B  F Red  Creek 

JBennett  M  V 

Ashbun  Enos Reedsville 

Fairfax  J  MG 

Guseman  J  W 

LowJS 

Watson  D  G 

Petty  Wm Reedy ville 

Krafft  Wm Replete 

Robinson  Marshall " 

Shin  Albert Reynoldsville 

McConaughey,  Bee  &  Co Richardson 

Richardson  C  H 

Sturnett  B " 

Armentrout  C  S Rich  Mountain 

.Harmon  Asa " 

Harmon  G " 


Harper  J  C Rich  Mountain 

Headrich  E " 

Mullens  J  W 

Parsons  J  W " 

Snide  S 

Cunningham  A  W Rivesville 

Hood  A 

Kelley  H Roaring  Creek 

Heischman  Joseph Rockland 

Heischman  J  H " 

Heischman  Wm 

Childress  J  R  Rome 

Pickens  R " 

Harmison  Charles Romney 

Pancake  J  S " 

PownallTG 

Clarkson  W  H Roxalana 

FerrellAD 

Ferrell  Thomas *' 

FerrellWB 

Parks  Andrew " 

Sarver  J  A 

Simmons  J  M " 

Stone  J  B 

Vandiver  M  L " 

Cunningham  Ramer Rymer 

Gump  James " 

HammettR  G Salama 

Gain  Samuel Salem 

LawJD 

Squires  D  S Salt  Lick  Bridge 

Bostick  Louis Salt  Sulphur  Springs 

McNeer  Lewis " 

Eimmins  Thomas Sand  Hill 

Winters  Harvey " 

Winters  James " 

Crum  J  T Sandy 

Leap  J  F 

Weas  J  M 

Ogden  R  S Sardis 

Fadeley  J Sassafras 

Fisher  Henry " 

Shumate  T Saulsville 

Simmons  David Schilling 

Husell  J  C School  House 

Powell  SD 8edan 

Burch  W Sharon 

Dorsey  &  Kemple Sherrard 

Kimble  Noah Shreves 

McDonald  A  J Simpson 

Bolyard  Isaiah Sinclair 

Nester  C  L " 

Nickell  &  Bro Sink's  Grove 

Amos  &  Jackson Sinnett's  Mills 

Joseph  E " 

Washburn  C 

Webb  Wm 

Judy  Manassa South  Mill  Creek 

Johnson  J  H Spilman 

Adams  Jacob Springfield 


Charles  H.  Turner, 


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Senlz  J  M Spring  Hill 

Hickumn  John Stanley 

Koou  II  C Star 

Skiduif m e  A  A Statts'  Mills 

Bryan  N  H Swann 

Evans  PL Sycamore  Dale 

Stewart  FC&C    

Bowman  F  C...- Tacy 

Hershman  David        " 

Hershman  Wm  " 

Moore  J  W " 

Stalnaker  Woods " 

StempleJD 

Sturm  Daniel " 

•Chewing  Kells Tariff 

Looney  RE " 

Snodgrass  C  A " 

TallmanPA 

Bartlett  T  S Triplett 

Lewis  Hezekiah Trout  Valley 

Duffleld  WF Twistville 

Jolliff  J  S Ufflugton 

Watson  J  S 

Triplett  H  S Upper  Glade 

-Cunningham  S Upper  Track 

Cunningham  W  H " 

Harper  George " 

JudyCN 

JudyWH 

McClungSB 

Mallon  Phillip 

Chatman  Jacob Valley  Fork 

Rogers  Calvin " 

Miley  J  R Wardensville 

Gorrell  Oliver Wasp 

Johnson  J  L " 

Campbell  Thomas Waverly 

CorbettCP 

Corbett  Robert " 

Garrison  L " 

HarmesT  B    

Westbrook  J  P 

Watson  Bros White  Day 

Watson  WG 

•Cyrus  Arthur White's  Creek 

Henderson  Bros Williamstown 

Ellison  Wesley Willow  Bend 

■Johnson  J  M " 

Williamson  JW&  Bro Willow  Grove 

Triplet  Wm Willow  Island 

Robinson  Squire Wiseburgh 

Somcrville  Frank " 

BowyerJN Wolf  Creek 

Cook  J  L Woodyard 

Wiser  Elijah 

Swisher  &  Blain Wyoma 

Atkins  J  D Yorkville 

Wiseman  N  W Zackville 


Livery,       Sale      and      Boarding 
Stables. 

Daly  T  M Addison 

Hedrick  John Alderson 

Williamson  A Belleville 

Harmison  W  L Berkeley  Springs 

Cowans  W  P Bethany 

Shaler  Milton " 

Blake  RE Buffalo 

Horner  Isaac Burton 

Davis  B  F Cairo 

Fitzgerald  E  W Cameron 

Nicholds&  Crawford " 

Sale  S  B Capon  Springs 

Ferguson  &  Ramsdell Ceredo 

Kelly  Bros " 

Barlow  G  T Charleston 

Boone  &  Peyton " 

IrwinES 

Oliver  LB 

SkeesRR&Son 

Young  LN " 

Hunt  J  T  &  Co Charles  Town 

Hunt  &  Mathena " 

Starry  LP 

Stuart  Bros  (see  p  137) Clarksburgh 

Collins  Anderson Craigsville 

Whetsel  B  F Elkins 

Bright  Simeon  (seep  167). .  .Fairmont 

Jolliff  MA 

ManleyGW 

Meadows  J  E Foss 

Shillingburg  Jackson Gor mania 

Ward  L.  E  (see  p  187) Grafton 

Van  Horn  MS Grove 

Cum  mill  gs  E  S  (seep  193). . . 

Harper's  Ferry 

Chester  H  L Hartford  City 

Cook  T  N Hinton 

Kennet  &  Marcum Huntington 

Kyle,  Kennet  &  Davis " 

PoageGH 

Sanborn  &  Sons " 

Dudding  D  G  W Hurricane 

Ferguson  Wm Kenova 

Bright  E  C Keyser 

Inxkeep  W  V  (see  p  227) 

Elliott  J  F Kingwood 

Crow  A  M Littleton 

Dunn  C  L  &  Bro Lowell 

Hayes  Jackson Mannington 

Love  A  V Milton 

McKenney  James " 

Lobb  G  R Moorefleld 

Hayes  W  W Morgantown 

Pride  C  J 

Trimble  MA Mt  Carbon 

Bailey  H  E Newark 

Conn  L  A New  Cumberland 

Peterson  J  H " 


Cunningham, 


Over  National  Bank, 

MARTINSBURC,  W.  VA. 


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Livery,      Sale      and      Boarding 
Stables— Cont'd. 

Chancellor  A  B Parkersburgh 

Logan  Arthur " 

Mitchell  &  Co 

Varley  Bros 

Ward  Patrick " 

Thomas  &  Doppelheuer Pennsborough 

Blakemore  J  C Petersburgh 

Spangler  MT&DD Peterstown 

Gilbert  W  H Piedmont 

Raynes  J  A. Poca 

Hooff  GWM Point  Pleasant 

Davis  8  F Ravenswood 

Keeney  AT 

Page  Thomas Rivesville 

Harmison  &  Bro Romney 

Denning  A  F  (seep  329) Ronceverte 

Hudgins  Clarence " 

Gain  Samuel Salem 

Morrison  M  C Shepherdstown 

Osbourn  J  W 

Lowe  O  L Shinnston 

Thistle  Sampson Sistersville 

Walsh  John Spencer 

Gross  W  R Sutton 

Elliott  A  J Terra  Alta 

Durr  G  P Tunnelton 

McKee  W  D Van  Clevesville 

Dillon  &  Spurlock Wayne  C  H 

Cowan  Walter Wellsburgh 

Scott  CK 

Thompson  J  &  Son " 

Cole  J  P Weston 

Weber  A  R&  Bro 

McBee West  Union 

Asmus  Louis Wheeling 

CarrCB  

Davis  &  Welty 

Dumas  John 

Erb  Peter 

Handlan  Wm 

Luke  Robert  (see  p  403) 

Lukens  Charles " 

Mitchell  Wm  &  Son 

Otterson  CA&Co " 

Stumpp  &  Son 

Thompson  CD " 

Wicker  E  F White  Sulphur  Springs 

Brooks  Lee Williamsburgh 

Pretty  man  L  T Williamstown 


Loan  Agents. 

(See  also  Real  Estate  Agents.) 

Boreman  K  S  &  Son Parkersburgh 

American  Maturity  and  Loan  Assn 

Wheeling 
Morgan  &  Simpson " 


Locksmiths  and  Bell  Hangers. 

(See  also  Gunsmiths;  also  Machinists.) 
Butsclier  Louis  &,  Bro  (see 

p  287) Parkersburgh 

Rickard  J  R Shepherdstown 

Ball  J  H Wheeling 

Kuen  Louis 

Muegge  W  H " 

Walden  Otto 


Logs  and  Lumber. 

See  Lumber  Mnfrs. 


"Lounge  Mnfrs. 

(See  also  Furniture.) 
Huntington  Lounge  Co Huntington 


Lumber— Wholesale. 

Price  &  Heald Grafton 

Kirk  Wm Parkersburgh 

Little  Kanawha  Lumber 

Co  (see  bottom  edge  and  right 

bottom  lines) " 

Pope  Lewis  &  Sons " 

Wilson  H  S&  Son.. 


Lumber  Dealers. 

(See  also  Lumber  Mnfrs.) 

Cunningham  J  A Alpena 

Brooks  F  E Alton 

Dawson  H  M Alvon 

Smith  E  A 

Pullin  C  E Ambrosia 

Parker  Bros Amos 

Fidler  &  Fidler Arlington 

Nihsier  J  W Bayard 

Hontchen  &  Wilson Beech 

Starcher  J  P 

Du  Bois  J  A .Benwood 

Hadix  S  N  &  J Berea 

Morgan  David Blankenship 

Foutz  W  S Bluefield 

Gooch&McCue " 

Hutchinson  J  L " 

Ashcroft  J  P Burton 

McCansJW 

Brown  John Calcutta 

Jones  Frank " 

Morrison  J  G Carress 

Howell  J  E Cassity 

Young  C  W Charleston 

Lippitt  W  F  &  T  P  (see  p  125) 

Charles  Town 

Sharp  J  I Clarence 

Brown  S  H Clear  Creek 

Ross  J Coco 

Kern  L Couch 


YANCE  SHOE  COMPANY. 


BOOTS,  SHOES,  RUBBERS, 

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Brown  Marshall Crook 

Linville  V " 

Brown  J  P Cyclone 

Cook  Charles  &  Anthony " 

Ranee  J  M  

Pickens  Cornelius Danville 

Norris  J  W Deep  Water 

Rnmbarger  J  L  Lumber 
Co  (see  right  bottom  lines  andp 

541) Dobbin 

Douglass  H Douglass 

Lakin  &  Peters Dunmore 

Roberts  S  &  Son Elk  Garden 

Boggs  J  M Elmira 

Burns  David " 

Daily  James Etam 

Russell  J  R Evergreen 

Dyer  A  C Flat  Woods 

OffrettRW&  Co 

Loy  J  A Forks  of  Capron 

Payton  F Fudge's  Creek 

Sanders  J  H " 

Nockolls  Wm Gazil 

Ort  George  " 

Sheets  Jacob Gillespie 

Whiting  Bros  &  Co Glenville 

Wells  C  E Glover's  Gap 

Nicoby  Bros Gould. 

Gwinn  Harrison.  ..Green  Sulphur  Springs 

Barnett  O Grove 

Kerr  J  L Hall 

Bowman  J  W. . . .  Hendricks 

Clark  &  McNeely 

Marpex  J  M Holly  River 

Morrison  J  G " 

Biggs  &  Herring  Lumber  Co . .  Huntington 

Connell  &  Co Hur 

Mick  WE... Ireland 

Jarrett  J  T Jarrett 

Young  R  L Jordan 

Gauley  River  Lumber  Co.  .Kanawha  Falls 

Wolf  S  S Kasson 

Trump  A Kearneysville 

Mouse  E  E Leadsville 

Heshbarger  W  H Left  Hand 

Looney  Bros " 

Steele  IF 

Hayman  W  T Letart 

Adair  Wm  jr Lindside 

Hedrick  H  J Little  Sewell  Mountain 

Haverty  Henry Lochney 

Little  Kanawha  Lumber  Co. .  .Logan  C  H 

Nighbert  J  A  &  Co 

Kidder  R  H Lone  Tree 

Maxton  J  L Long  Reach 

Stroh  OP Malta 

Brown  J  E Mannington 

PrichardAL 

Gay  Levi Marlinton 

Roche  J  M Marshall 


Hibbs  EH Metz 

Milton  Mnfg  Co Milton 

Edwards  &  Dorsey Moundsville 

Risinger  S  &  Co " 

Gwinn  &  Seldomridge Mulvane 

Campbell  J  B New  Cumberland 

Goode  Lemuel Newfound 

Koontz  Jacob New  Martinsville 

Standford  Bros " 

Graham  J  U New  Richmond 

Headley  Thomas Ogdin 

Rolston  J  W  &  Bro 

Rhorabough  A  F Orpha 

Little  Kanawha  Lumber 
Co  (see  bottom  edge  and  right 

bottom  lines) Parkersburgh 

Parkersburgh  Mill  Co " 

Richardson  Wm " 

Poling  J  L  &  Co  (seep  295).  .Parsons 

Reitz  LP&F  W Petroleum 

Rutherford  R  H  &  Co 

Day  G  N Pettit 

Fredlock  E  J Piedmont 

McLaughlin  Lumber  Co Powellton 

Butler  J  A Proctor 

Boyers  S  W Randall 

McMillan  Walter Reedy 

SeamonSB&Co 

Hardman  S Reedyville 

McConaughey,  Bee  &  Co Richardson 

Parsons  J  W Rich  Mountain 

Parsons  A Rilla 

Beckwith  C  B Rome 

Lewis  A  B  (see  p  333) St  Albans 

Porter  J  W St  Mary's 

Stewart  Whitman " 

Flanagan  JJ&JM Salem 

Holderbaum  WS&Co Schell 

Vanstavern  B Second  Creek 

Kimble  Jason Shreves 

Lawhead  N  M Silverton 

Forsyth  J  T  (seep  349) Sistersville 

McCormick  &  Morrison " 

Burns  Wain Stater* 

Pearcy  A Stumptown 

Stump  A  L " 

Cowell  D  O Sue 

Whitus  &  Griffith 

Stephens  W  B Sycamore  Dale 

Hedrick  Wm  C  &  Son Talcott 

Vancettvern  W  L " 

Barr  J  L Toll  Gate 

Gowell  O Twiggs 

Gill  T  J Tyler's  Creek 

Given  H  F Upper  Glade 

Parrish  S  N Wallace 

Scott  Robert Wellsburgk 

Henkle  S  A Weston 

Halliday  F  A  Son  Wheeling 


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Lumber   Dealers— Cont'd. 

Wood  Bros  Planing  Mill 

Co  (see  right  top  lines) Wheeling 

Winchester  A  B Winchester 


Lumber-Hardwood. 

(See  also  Lumber  Mnfrs.) 

Burns  G  M Burnsville 

Myers  &  James Charleston 

Schwamb  P  W  Lumber  Co " 

South   Side   Lumber   Co 

(seep  113) 

Price  &  Co Clarksburgh 

Rumbarger  J  L  Lumber 
Co  (see  right  bottom  lines  and 

opp) Dobbin 

Bradshaw  John Grafton 

CurtinGW&Co 

Sell  tiler  &  Ilanes  (seep  SIT) 

Point  Pleasant 

"Lumber  Inspectors. 

Kahler  Wm Guyandotte 


Lumber  Mnfrs. 

(See  also  Lumber  Dealers.) 

Grim  Wm Academy 

Henry  Patrick " 

Stevens  Coal  Co Acme 

Bailey  J  N Ada 

Elbon  J  C Addison 

Woodzell  James " 

Allen  E  F Alaska 

Wagoner  &  Wagoner " 

FiskGL Alton 

Woof  ter  &  Stark Alum  Bridge 

May  Thomas    Alvon 

Osborne  Josephus 

Suirkey  J  M 

Oag  &  Love Angerona 

South  H  S Archer 

Fidler  &  Fidler Arlington 

Hays  G  W Arnoldsburgh 

Eliison  J  Z Assurance 

SmithJB&Bro 

Wilson  &  Co Baker's  Run 

Merritt  &  Co Barboursville 

Vines  H  L Barn 

Watson  &  Co Barnum 

McKinney  J  H Basin  Spring 

Barnett  LI Baughman 

Baughman  John 

BoggsDP " 

Conrad  C  H 

Resecker  S  A Baxter 

Barritt  Wm  A  Jr  Lumber  Co Bayard 

Buffalo  Lumber  Co 

Davis  &  Collins Berea 

Grossfield  Wm Berkeley  Springs 


Miller  G  W Bethel 

Scott  F  B Beverly 

Bennett  &  Johnson Big  Springs 

Dairs  A  J Blandville 

McGowanRW 

Maxwell  &  Douglass " 

Morgan  Thomas Blankenship 

Quesenberry  W  T Blockston 

Hite  J  M Bloomery 

Powell  WH 

Hollons  J  A  &  Bro..  Blue  Sulphur  Springs 

Price  John  M  &  Wm  H. . .   Blundon 

Booker  Postley Booker's  Mills 

Bowen,  Huff  &  Eaves Bowen 

Trumbo  M  G Brandy  wine 

Sandusky  J  B Bridgeport 

Moore  J  R Brighton 

Bush  T  &  Bro Brittain 

Howard  C  D  &  Co Brooks 

Beeghley  E Bruceton  Mills 

McWinters  SC  H Bruin 

Mc  Winters  &  Lockney " 

Lowry  ST Buck 

Hall  &  Adams Buffalo  Lick 

Cunningham  J  B Bunker  Hill 

Hardin  T  D Bunner's 

Vincent  Ulysses " 

McCoy  Johnson Burch 

Umstot  C  G Burlington 

Teeter  J  L Burnersville 

Bodkins,  Fidler  &  Rudkin Burnsville 

Hugh  Amos  &  Co " 

Wamsley  &  Herdman Burnt  House 

Barting  O  J Burton 

Himilrick  Henry " 

McKinney  Bros Cairo 

Pierce  HP 

Reitz  &  Martin " 

Tetrick  &  Jones " 

Wilson  H  S  &  Sons 

Brown  N  O  &  Bros Calhoun 

Fisher  CT 

Snider  W  R Camp  Creek 

Hook  AM Capon  Bridge 

Case  EN Carter 

Berry  T  E Cassville 

Tucker  J  W 

Morrison  J  J Central  Station 

Ruley  F  J  &  Bro 

Glendenning  &  McCracken Ceredo 

Millender  J  H  Lumber  Co " 

Bender  Andrew Chapel 

EngelFJ 

Peck  RW&J  E Chapmanvllle 

Charleston  Dry  D;cks  Co Charleston 

CoxS  D 

Guill  Richard 

Huffman  Peter " 

Meeker  Thomas .* " 

Simcox  &  Co " 


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South  Side  Lumber    Co 

{see  p  113) Charleston 

Jefferson  Lumber  and  Mnfg  Co 

Charles  Town 
Lippitt   W  F   &TP  {seep 

125) 

drowning  WG Christian 

Lambert,  Harper  &  Co Circleville 

Mulleax  &  Nelson " 

James  Isaac Cisko 

McCormick  J  M " 

Graham  A  B  C Clayton 

Graham  T  C  &  Co 

Toney  R  P Clear  Creek 

Evans  &  Co Clifton  Mills 

Haigh  John Clinton  Furnace 

Johnson  OB " 

Jackson  A  B Clio 

Birt  H Coco 

McBride  A " 

Ross  J  M 

"Smith  Harvey Coggina 

Morris,  Scott  &  Co Cokeley's 

Cordia  Ezra .  Colfax 

•Flemming  Ed " 

Perden  Z Comfort 

Maxwell  &  Sons Confidence 

•Copenhaver  &  Ramsey. Copenhaver's  Mills 

Fewsmith  C  S. .  - Cornwallis 

SelbyJJ 

McNees  W  N Cotton  Hill 

Warner  CS 

Day  &  Simms    Couch 

Smith  &  Enoch Cove  Gap 

Deckey  CO  Cox's  Landing 

Wilson,  Barber  &  Perry. . . Craigsville 

Walker  J  H Crickner 

Bobbett  &Bro Crimson  Springs 

Brown  J  D Cyclone 

•Cushwa  J  S Darkesville 

Beaver  Creek  Lumber  Co Davis 

Blackwater  Boom  and  Lumber        " 

Co 

Anchor  Mill  Co Davisville 


Donahoe  &  Co Davisville 

Teter  J  A Day's  Mills 

Dulany  Wesley Dean 

Dulany  &  Dunham " 

Lough  G  A Deer  Run 

Henderson  &  Lewis  Delphi 

Carter  Bros Dempsey 

Dempsey  J  E " 

Bivans  W  H..  Dexter 

Seaman  &  Blaser " 

Rumbarger  J  L  Lumber 
Co  {see  right  bottom  lines  and 

below) Dobbin 

Endicott  Joshua Drag 

Randolph  Mills 

Salmons  Bennett " 

Melvin  J  S Duffleld's 

Johnson  J  B Duhring 

Little  Job " 

Myers  I " 

Pritchard  S  C Dunmore 

St  Lawrence  Boom  and  Mnfg  Co        " 

Clark  J  P East  Lynn 

Mosser  Henry Eglon 

Rembold  Joseph " 

Hatten  Thomas Egypt 

Burns  Bros  &  Hoffmour Elizabeth 

Few  Smith  Lumber  Co " 

Independent  Bung  Co " 

Devereaux  Lumber  Co Elk  City 

Greenleaf  C  E Elk  Fork 

W  Va  C  &  P  Ry  Co Elk  Garden 

Batcheldor  &  Co Elkins 

Patterson  AP&WH Elliott 

Cough  Bros Ellon 

Angle  &  Bartz Emory 

Bailey  NG 

Davis  J  W&  Co  ..." 

Moore  J  E " 

Whitmer  Wm  &  Sons " 

Ferguson  C  W Empire 

Watts  H 

McClurg  Allen Enon 

Neil  J  H  


J.  L.  Rumbarqer,  President. 

■F.  T.  Rumbargkr,  Sec.  and  Treas. 


Established  1864. 
Incorporated  1884. 


J.  L.  RUMBARGER  LUMBER  CO., 


MANUFACTURERS  of  and  dealers  in 


Hard  Woods  and  Spruce 

CHERRY  A  SPECIALTY. 

(Flooring,  Siding,  Ceiling,   Lath,    Pickets,  Shingles,  Michigan  White  Pine  and    Hemlock   Shingles, 
Molding  and  General  House  Furnishing  Material.    A  full  stock  of  Dry  Lumber 
t         constantly  on  hand.     All  Orders  Shipped  Promptly. 


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Stinson  Samuel Enon 

TiDny  George  &  Bro Etam 

Brewer  Wm Eugene 

Cabin  Creek  Lumber  Co Fairfield 

Oak  dale  Coal  and  Lumber  Co  . . 

Baimbridge  CT&  Son Farmington 

Gramm  S  H Fetterman 

Chislor  Louis Flickersville 

Kester  A  B  &  Son Flint 

Robinson  L  G Folsom 

Sanders  R  W  &  Son Forest  Hill 

Harden  T  D Forksburgh 

McCoal  James Forks  of  Capon 

Cowger  N  M  &  Bro Ft  Seybert 

Conner  F Ft  Spring 

Perry,  Heedrick  &  Co " 

Scott  Wm 

Stout  &  Turner Freemamburgh 

Pribble  H  B Freeport 

TextorGH...   

Davis  S  W Gaines 

Fields  J  K Gandeeville 

Kittering  TK&E  B Ganotown 

Slonaker  David " 

Gaston  I  M Gaston 

Gauley  Lumber  Co Gauley  Bridge 

Morris  Clark Gazil 

Ohio  Lumber  and  Mining  Co Genoab 

McGlaughlin  T  H Gillespie 

Deveraux  Lumber  Mills Glen  Elk 

Dehaven  C  W Glengary 

Furbee  &  Co Glover's  Gap 

Goff  EC Goff's 

Cox  Roman Gold  Hill 

Judy  &  Bro " 

Nydegger  L Gormania 

Elliott  P  H Graham  Station 

Carper  S  H Grandview 

Huffman  &  Son Grantsville 

Lang  L  S Grassland 

Reed  J  A  Gray's  Flat 

Reed  John " 

Hutchison  M Green  Sulphur  Springs 

Nicely  J  N " 

Sharver  &  Casper Griffithsville 

Spurgeon  &  Flesher Grove 

Crandall  SB Guyandotte 

Tauber  &  Wilson  Lumber  Co. .         " 

Wellington  E  B 

Anderson  A  M  &  Son Hacker's  Valley 

Shine  Levi " 

Hutchinson  M Halidon 

Lance  W  T Hall 

Lemley  &  Swisher Halleck 

Watson  ES , 

Overstreet  J  H Hamlin 

Billmeyer  G  W Hanging  Rock 

Landacre  W  B Hanging  Rock  Mills 

Nester  N Hannahsville 


Harman  Asa Harman 

Heltyle  J  W 

Bulkeley  M  G  &  Co Hartford  City 

Arthur  W  D Hazelton 

Betz  George Helvetia 

GraggFH 

Kasten  Christ " 

Byrd  &  Merryman Hendricks 

Silliman  L  S " 

Plant  W  F  &  Co Henrietta 

Ball  A  W  (logs) Hewett 

Ball  W  H  (logs) 

Bias  Calvin " 

Fennell  G  (logs) 

Hager  L  D  (logs) 

Hill  TB Hill 

Elliott  Robert ^. Hinton. 

James  Wm  &  Son " 

Swisher  Lee Hoodsville 

Bailey  &  Burke Hope 

Dudley  &  McGuire Horsepen 

Sisk  J  C 

Hoult  EH Hoult 

Crandall  SB Howell 

Bell  Walter Howesville 

Borgman  C  A " 

Con&table  Philip Hulings 

Mackie  John  &  Co " 

Thomas  J  R Hunter's  Springs 

Gordon  Harrison Huntington 

Sliger  Lumber  Co " 

Benedict  H  J Hurricane 

Phillips  N  G Indian  Camp 

Burgess  M  W Iuka 

Wilson  A Jake's  Run 

Humphreys  J  J Jarrett 

Reynolds  GG 

Hagy  &  Collins Jetsville 

Romine  J  D  Johnstown 

Everhart  John Jones'  Springs 

Kitchen  J  G 

Snyder  John 

Gouldszen  ME Jordan's  Run 

Underwood  Frank Joseph's  Mills 

Meador  M  T Jumping  Branch 

Nestor  G  W Kasson 

Hill  OD  &Bros Kendalia 

Jarrett  J  T 

Morris  Clark " 

Price  Wm  C  &  Co 

Kenova  Association Kenova 

Taylor  H  H, Karens 

Huffman  Charles Kettle 

West  Virginia  Building  Co Keyser 

•Johnson  J Kincaid 

MarrsJW&Co 

Campbell  LC Kirt 

Costello  Frank Laurel  Iron  Works 

Smyth  &  Chess " 

Weaver  ES 


Smoke  Stacks. 


COX  &  MORRISON,  Wheeling,  W.  Va„ 
IVInfrs.  Portable,  marine  and  stationary 
BOILERS,  TANKS,  ETC.   —   See  Page  5. 


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543 


Flemmlng  &  Bookover Laurel  Point 

Evans  J  I Lead  Mine 

Rufus  Maxwell " 

Shaffer  Wm 

Koontz  J  M Leander 

Condee  Webea Leon 

Hayman  WT Letart 

Woolford  E  B Levels 

Young  A.  P Lewiston 

Chalfant  &  Son Lightburn 

JVIusserifc  Nicholson 

Ballard  &  Fleshman Lindside 

Eakles  John Little  Birch 

Hammersla  J  A Little  Georgetown 

Lough  A  N Little  Otter 

Spangler  Everett Littlesburgh 

Henry  Patrick Lobelia 

Lee  &  McDonald Logan  C  H 

PeekR  W  &  JE 

Terrell  B  P Lone  Tree 

Mc Welch  J Looney ville 

Paine  Wm 

Clark  MT Lorentz 

Dorman  A Lost  River 

Adkins  &  Sawyer Love 

LovePE&Co 

Hines  &  Co Lowell 

Rowland  Joseph " 

Hornor  J  D Lumberport 

Downey  J  M Lydia 

Funk  &  Knotts 

Laughlin  Bros " 

Hinkle  &  Son Macksville 

Phipps  P  M Madison 

Stroh  OP Malta 

Nay  Wilson Mannington 

Nuzum  J  H Marion 

Bender  I  L  &  Bro Martinsburgh 

TeboWE 

Meese  John  &  Son Mason  City 

Site  CO Masouville 

Cautley  &  McMillon Matville 

May  John  &  Son Maysville 

Arrow  Mining,  Mnfg  and  Building 

Co Mayton 

My  les  T  G Maywood 

Patrick  Jacob Meadland 

Martin  B  P Meadow  Creek  Station 

Tannoy  A.  B Meadowville 

Gatewood  JLD Meeker 

Mai  tin  &  Lemley Metz 

Huth Middlebourne 

Howell  J  E Middle  Fork 

Osborne  Alvin " 

Raferty  Patrick " 

Jennings  J  H Middleway 

Simmons  M  F Millard 

Davis  LS Mill  Brook 

Gerlock  John Milton 

Lummis  &  Morris " 


Beattie  Wm  Mingo  Flat 

Brown  F  W 

Shepherd  James . .  .Mole  Hill 

Montgomery  J  W Montgomery 

Barnhart  G  W  &  C Montrose 

Daniels  &  Inskeep Moorefield 

Daslin  W  H  &  Co Mooreland 

Parks  E  T  &  Bro Moore's 

Chidester  Wm Morgan's  Glade 

Hanger  Luther " 

Wilson  Irvin " 

Stutler  Arthur Morgansville 

Gatts  &  Gray Moundsville 

Deskin  &  Son Mouth  of  Pigeon 

Lawson  G  W Mouth  of  Sycamore 

Church  W  R Munday 

SelbyJJ 

Murphy  W  H Murphy's  Mill 

Murraysville  Mnfg  Co  Murraysville 

Tidd  AC 

Ellis  I  E Newburgh 

Smoot  J  R 

Buchener  &  Herman New  Dale 

Miller  Capt Newfound 

Johnson  J  W New  Haven 

Koontz  Bros  &  Phillips. New  Martinsville 

Robinson  SI " 

Davis  LB New  Milton 

Jones  Thomas  &  Sons. . .  .New  Richmond 

Ellis  AL&WK Newton 

Sweeney  O  C  &  Co Next 

Williams Nicholas 

Herold  H  W 

Nick  ell  CC&LA Nickell's  Mills 

Nicola  IB Nicklow 

Duncan  B  A  &  Co Nolan 

Harris  W  A " 

Dick  J  L Oakton 

Kennedy  Robert " 

Steoffer  John " 

Ralston  G  H Ogdin 

Lee  W  A Oilville 

Smith  J  P Olive 

Dawson  J  L Omps 

Smith  G  L  &  Co. Oreide 

Davis  J  R Osborne's  Mills 

Painter  &  Bro Painter's  Mill 

Braley  &  McHaffie Paradise 

Cooper  &  Kline Parkersburgh 

Few8mith  C  S 

Kirk  Wm 

Little  Kanawha  Lumber 
Co  (see  bottom  edge  and  right 

bottom  lines) " 

Wilson  HS&  Son 

Glenn,  Shaw  &  Co Parsons 

Poling  JL&Co  [see  p  295) 

Daniel  Jesse Peachtree 

Lance  Marion Pt  ck's  Run 

Young  J  A Peel  Tree 


Manufacture   to   Order- 


C.  J.  STECHOW   

Fiirniturp    onH    r!¥i11Mnft  \  OFFICE  FURNITURE  and  BAR  FIXTURES. 

rurniture  and  Fixture  Co.  (112  and  114  ^rket  st.,  parkersburg,  w.  va. 


IcI,Ali\     BROTHERS,  j 

Wholesale  and  Retail  Druggists,       -. 
fHEEUNG,  W.  VA.   ( 


WHEELIN 


Proprietors  and  Manufacturers  Of  McLAIN'S  RELIABLE  FA  H 
1LT  MEDICINES,  WHEELING  PILLS,  PECTORAL  MRTJP, 
GOOD  INTENT   LINIMENT,  WORM  SIRUP,  WORM   CANDY, 


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LUM 


Lumber    Iflnfrs — Coat'd. 

Dockeiy  &  Showalter Peewee 

Strosnider  G  F Pentress 

Dasher  J  W Peru 

Poindexter  Tony Peytona 

Roberts  Wm Pickens 

Fredlock  E  J Piedmont 

LoDg  &  Co Pine  Grove 

Grapes  IN Pleasant  Dale 

Rinard  S Pleasant  Hill 

Allender  Bros  &  Co Pleasant  Run 

Parsons  &  Co > " 

Sherrard  &  Mooney .'....         " 

Schiller  &  llaiies  {seepSll) 

Point  Pleasant 

Amick  Jacob Pool 

Hendrickson  George " 

Ramsey  J  K " 

StullSL 

Morgan  Bros Porter's  Falls 

Gary  W  H Portersville 

Barr  J  M Potomac 

Rohrbaugh  J  T Proctor 

Shriver  ML Pruntytown 

Parker  John. Pullman 

Hollen  Bros Queens 

Snyder  D  B Queen's  Shoals 

Hankey  D  B Quiet  Dell 

Poindexter  Tony Racine 

Mellon  J  H Raleigh 

Prince  J " 

Sniffer  Richard  " 

Elbon  James Ralph 

Crooks  George  Ravenswood 

Graham  T  B Red  Oak  Ridge 

Spangler  Bros " 

Spangler  G  W Red  Sulphur  Springs 

Gilfilen  &  Bro Rena 

Livesay  W  C Richlands 

Hettzell  J  W Rich  Mountain 

Mullens  J  W 

Kimball,  Tyler  &  Co Ritchie  C  H 

Swisher  &  Floyd Rivesville 

Rowan  &  Scott Roaring  Creek 

Talkington  Owen Robinson's  Mill 

Balch  Samuel Rock  Castle 

CastoFM  &Bro 

Bennett  J  M Rock  Cave 

Hottel  Joseph Rockland 

Walls  J  H Rockville 

Bucklin  B  F Rodamer's 

Lemon  &  Co " 

Renick  D  H Rome 

Bise  &  Douglass Romine's  Mills 

Felton  E  O Ronceverte 

St  Lawrence  Boom. and  Mnfg  Co        " 

McCauslin  M  H Roney's  Point 

McCutcheon  Bros " 

Gates  D  H  &  Sons Round  Knob 

Hinkle  &  Co Rowlesburgh 


Cunningham  S Ruddle 

Haynes  Henry Russellville 

Snyder  &  Nutter " 

Bowman  Lumber  Co St  Albans^ 

Lindsay-Cochrane  Mnfg  Co. ...         " 

Moeler  &  Son " 

Potomac  Lumber  Co " 

Porter  J  W St  Mary's 

Pence  J  H Salt  Sulphur  Springs-' 

Lynch  &  Elliott Sand  Fork 

Brown  &  Casto Sandy 

BurdittED 

Graham  T  C  &  Co Santife 

Hagerty  L  D Sardis 

Billmeyer  &  Blue Schell 

KohrC 

White  WC&  Co 

Dunn  D  R Schultz 

Hammett  S  C  &  Co 

Curry  G  W Second  Creek 

McDonald  Sedner Sedan 

Schuler  A " 

Smith  James " 

Book  H  B Shady  Spring 

Kitchen,  Roney  &  Co Shanghai 

Hench,  Drumgold  &  Shull Shaw 

WVaC&PRyCo 

Shenandoah  Machine  Co 

Shenandoah  Junction 

Fell  Wm Sherman 

Park  Louis " 

Riblet  George Shinnston 

Underwood  W  P Shirley 

Raynes  P  M Shops 

Lake  H  B Simpson 

Snider  Hugh  &  Son Sincerity 

Swisher  Wm  &  Bros " 

Stafford  Luther Sinclair 

Cook  BF Sink's  Grove 

Sinnett  J  P Sinnett's  Mills 

Weise  H  L Sir  John's  Run 

Forsytli  J  T  {see  p  349) Sistersville 

Jones  E  B  &  Co Smithton 

Frederick  J  B Smithville- 

PrinceBF 

Odell  Granville Snow  Hill 

Geiggas  Charles Snyder's  Mills 

Judy  J  G South  Mill  Creek 

Law  &  La  Grange Spencer 

SmithC  C 

Gibson  James Split  Rock 

Sherman  GF 

White  J  N 

McCue  C  F Spruce 

Windle  G  N  &  Co Statts'  Mills 

Crum&  Webb Stone  Coal 

Stump  J  J Stumptown 

Sturm  J  J  &  J  B Sturm's  Mill 

May  Thomas Sufr 

Johnson  W  B Sunflower 


Pianos  and  Organs  "Z"  C.  A.  House 


1334  and  13'26  Market 
Street, 
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545 


Mohler  M  F Sunflower 

Files  S  W Swanpond 

Woodson  Z  A Talcott 

Fling  Henry  H  &  Sons Tanner's 

Sisler  J  F Tannery 

Painter  JC&  Bro Thornton 

Kramer  &  Wey bright. .  .Top  of  Alleghany 

Ruckman  &  Harper 

Williams  R  N Trout  Valley 

Burks  B  B True 

Clark  Charles " 

Clark  Wm&  Sons 

Shaffer  ML Tunnelton 

WatkinsWH 

Haines  TW&  Bro Twiggs 

Smith  Clark 

Gill  Wm Tyler's  Creek 

Jolliff  OP Ufflngton 

Davidson  &  Son Ungei's  Store 

Unger  N  A " 

Gebhardt  Bros Union  Ridge 

Bowers  Josephus Upper  Track 

Dahmer  Miles ...         " 

Bradsbaw  John Valley  Falls 

Anvil  J  A Valley  Furnace 

AnvilJ  E 

Boggess  J  M Wallace 

Hall  CL 

Robinson  Wesley " 

Ritter  P  H Wardensville 

Ferguson  C  W Wayne  C  H 

Watts  Harrison " 

Wilson  &    Chapman  (see 

back  cover  and  p  385) Wheeling 

Watson  L  H White  Day 

Huddlestun  A  E  .  .White  Sulphur  Springs 

Kincaid  Anthony " 

Hoffacker  S  Z Wiggins 

Williams  J  V Williamsport 

Loudermilk  Joseph Willow  Bend 

Denman  &  Ritter Willowton 

McCorkle  &  Nelson " 

Fairfax  Forest  M  Mnfg  Co Wilsonia 

Dewing  &  Sons Winchester 

Dew  J  F Winifrede 

Tuttle  Jesse Wolf  Run 

Aiken  &  Cline Yellow  Spring 

McCutchen  H Zela 


machinery. 

(See  also    Founders    and  Machinists;   also 

Engine    Builders;    also    Wood- Working 

Machinery.) 

Tucker  D Alderson 

South  Side  Foundry  and  Machine 

Works Charleston 

Osborn  machinery  Co  (see 

p  135) Clarksburgh 

Kelly  J  N Cuzzart 


Ingram  &  O'Neil Huntington 

Thornburgh&  Schroder Moundsville 

McNaul  Foundry  and  Machine  Co 

Ronceverte 


machinists. 

(See  also  Founders  and  Machinists.) 

Weller  MS Charles  Town 

Stewart  Bros  (see  p  189).  .Guyandotte 

Jarvis  &  Bros Huntington 

Davidson  W Lewiston 

Maxson  &  Dent Lightburn 

Arthur  AC.    Parker&burgh 

Kraft  Wm 

West  J  R Parsons 

Piedmont  Machine  Works Piedmont 

Dayhuff  Martin Volcano 

Zones  CM " 

Redman  &  Co  (see  p  395) Wheeling 


*maltsters. 

(See  also  Brewers.) 
§ehmulbach  Brewing  Co 


(see  top  edge). 


Wheeling 


"mantels  and  Grates. 

(See  also  Marble  Workers) 

Smith  W  II  Hardware  Co 

The  (see  left  top  lines  and  p  283) 

Parkersburgh 

mnfrs'  Agents. 

O'Brien  M  J Charleston 

Lewis  &  Hazlett  (iron) Wheeling 

Ullrich  Alexander " 


manufacturing  Chemists. 

See  Chemists. 


manufacturing  Jewelers-. 

See  Jewelers. 


*marl>lc  monuments. 
Faddy  C  W  (seep 313).  .Point  Pleasant 


marble   and    Granite   Workers 
and  Dealers. 

(See  also  Mantels  and  Grates.) 

Smith  S  S Alderson 

Hunter  L  H Board  Tree 

Smith  G  A  &  Co Buckhannon 

Jacobs  G  R Charleston 

Diehl  &  Bro Charles  Town 

Lang  F  A  (see  p  135) Clarksburgk 

Grafton  marble  Works  (see 
p  187) Grafton 


Practical  Plumbers. 


BRYAN    &    SPENCER, 

Office,  Market  House,  Fifth  St.,  PARKERSBUBG,  W.  VA. 


Carpets 


All  Grades,  In  the 
Latest  Patterns 
I     and  Colorings. 


G.  Mendel  &  Co,,  v 


124  Main  Street, 
Wheeling,  W.  Va. 


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MAS 


Marble    and    Granite    Workers 

and  Dealers— Cont'd. 

Hawkins  JW Lewisburgh 

Stewart  Huston  (see p &£5)Mannington 

Kantner  W  H Martinsburgh 

Turner  TM 

Watts  JE&  Co Morgantown 

Koon  A  B  &  Co Palatine 

Thayer  Bro3 Parkersburgh 

Fad ely  CW  (seep  313).  .Point  Pleasant 

Rudman  EL Ravenswood 

Briggs  Bros Wellsburgh 

Koon  Bros Weston 

Black  R  H Wheeling 

Carroll  &  Bro 

Moore  LA " 

Muldoon  J  S 


"Marine  Ways  or  Dry  Docks. 

Armstrong  Dry  Docks  (see 

p  311) Point  Pleasant 

Kanawha  Marine  Dock 

Co  (see  p  313) " 


Masons— Brick  and  Stone. 

(See  also  Plasterers.) 

Harbison  J  F Adaline 

Fisher  A  G  &  Ezra Addison 

HamrickCC 

Ballard  J Algoma 

Bare  Felix " 

Mott  J  W Antioch 

Marley  C  &  D Arlington 

Mace  Jerry Arnoldsburgh 

Smith  H Assurance 

Miller  John Baker's  Run 

Earnest  P  D Ball's 

Gonaway  T  F Barrackville 

Cramer  Clarence " 

Cox  Joseph Beall's  Mills 

Kinney  John " 

Blackwood  W  J Berkeley  Springs 

Yost  W  J 

Mathony  James Bifid 

Hatfield  James BlankeDship 

Radford  E  T Blockston 

Radford  M  H 

TeelJL 

Kelley  Ed Bloomery 

McLean  T  W Brittain 

Bowers  J Brushy  Run 

Overholt  G  W Buckeye 

Bullett  G Bunker  Hill 

Wildman  J  P Cairo 

Sutton  SB Canfield 

McKee  Riley  &  Son Capon  Bridge 

Harper  Jeremiah Caress 

Price  W  L Chap 


Armentrout  George Charles  Town 

Mock  Wm " 

Innis  J  B Cherry  Camp 

Perrin  J  S Cisko 

Burns  C  A Clintonville 

Donns  R  O Couch 

Johnson  G  E " 

Haddox  Jacob Cox's  Mills 

HaddoxWH 

McCollum  James Crickard 

Butler  E Darkesville 

Pine  D  F 

Postlethwait  T  J Dean 

Jones  Daniel Drexel 

Newcomb  AT. Dry  Run 

McKenzie  J  A East  River 

Holian  Michael Elk  City 

Kincaid  Wm " 

Ellison  L  D Ellson 

Lipscomb  John Etam 

Ancell  J  F Fallsmill 

Miakle  S  J Forest  Hill 

Evick  Wm Franklin 

Scott  Andrew Freeman's 

Voss  J  N Gap  Mills 

Rodes  Joel Gatewood 

Randolph  J  W Gay 

McFillen  R  H Gerrardstown 

Thompson  J  D " 

Funk  J  D Guyandotte 

StewartHW 

Burns  Patrick Harper's  Ferry 

Heafer  Richard " 

Ancell  John Hettie 

Cutright  A  C  &  Son Hinkleville 

Humphrey  Richard Hinton 

Phillips  SE 

RohrJJ 

Mann  Ely Hunter's  Springs 

Henson  P Huntington 

Allen  Joel Joseph's  Mi'ls 

Hawkins  H Kanawha  Falls 

Waugh  James.    Kenova 

Randolph  C  S Kentuck 

Groves  D  R  , ivesler's  Cross  Lanes 

Malcolm  J  S 

Messenger  Ed Kingwood 

Briggs  D  H Knoxville 

Cradock  N Lake 

Jarvis  Washington Laurel  Branch 

Amick  Joseph Lile 

Booth  J  E Looneyville 

Wetzel  A  B Louther 

Wolf  Jacob., 

Adams  F Love 

Maple  J  D McMechen 

Cushman  E  M Maidsville 

Hennings  G  A Malta 

Mockler  Edward Mannington 

Bowman  Wm Marquess 


ll***ti»f  D.iklm    REAL  ESTATE  AGENT  AND  BROKER, 

Notary  Public,  G.  o.  smith,  wheeling,  w 


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Oliver  Columbus Mason  City 

Warmer  N  G Meeker 

Kane  D  L Milton 

Griffin  DF Mole  Hill 

Meredith  Harry Mt  Clare 

Lanigan  James Mouth  of  Sycamore 

Andrus  C Murphy's  Mill 

Walker  J 

Oliver  Andrew  &  Son New  Haven 

Burlingame  John New  Martinsville 

Halbert  &  Swayer New  Milton 

Justice  WS 

Brabson  J  S Oakton 

Hunter  Joseph Odaville 

Wilcox  Elvis " 

Downey  J  G Pentress 

Vanscoy  IN Pleasant  Run 

Foard  DA Pliny 

Gibbs  L  L Point  Pleasant 

Reynolds  &  Stortz 

Stortz  Christian " 

Ramsey  T  A Pool 

Rogers  W  M Prosperity 

Cutright  L  D Queens 

Hart  J  D Queen's  Shoals 

Arnick  F  M Raven's  Eye 

Rains  Amby Red  Creek 

Gough  Albert Reedy 

Smith  PM 

StatlerJW 

Dean  James Rivesville 

Haught  Jasper " 

Graves  John Ronceverte 

Haptonstall  David *' 

Kimbal  Samuel St  Cloud 

Lanther  S  F Salem 

ZinnG  E 

Hand  Martin Sand  Hill 

Saunders  George Sandy 

Stewart  Charles Seaflat 

Farley  J  L Shady  Spring 

Grant  John Shepherdstown 

Jones  Hezekiah " 

WaldeckAJ 


Wintermoyer  James Shepherdstown 

Jones  Charles Shinnston 

ShinnOW 

Kimble  Isaac Shreves 

Tolley  S  P Statts'  Mills 

Spencer  J  J Sturm's  Mill 

Sturm  W  I 

Cochren  Isaac Sycamore  Dale 

Moss  Thomas Tariff 

Crawford  C  R Terra  Alta 

Hill  J  W 

Zotz  John " 

Wiles  John., Thomas 

Hunt  S  A Tophet 

Neasmith  G  W Unger's  Store 

Stevens  Joel Union  Ridge 

Dawson  &  Manear Wallace 

Williamson  Joseph Warren 

Horden  J  B White  Day 

Hayden  Harry Whitfield 

Toothman  M  N Williamsburgh 

Monter  John Worthington 

Randall  TF 

Sharp  FM 


*Mattre§§  Mnfrs. 

{See  also  Upholsterers.) 

Huntington     Excelsior 

and  Mattress  Co  {seep  215).  .Huntington 

Meats— Wholesale. 
Niebergall  Louis  {see  p  405)  Wheeling 
Tappe  Charles 3v{seep403) 
Wheeling  Beef  Co " 

Meat  Markets. 

Yaple  R  B Acme 

Curry  &  Cogar Addison 

Lynch  &  Bennett 

Miller  &  Taylor Alderson 

Pleasants  &  Alderson " 

Cratty  John Algoma 


JNO,  KNITTEL. 


FRED.  SCHLELEIN,  JR. 


KNITTEL  &  SCHLELEIN, 

DEALERS  IN 

BUTCHERS'  and  PACKERS'  TOOLS  and  MACHINERY 

ALSO    ALL,    KINDS    OF    SAUSAGE    CASINGS, 
SPICES,  SALTPETRE,  ETC. 


37  West  Diamond  Street, 


ALLEGHENY,  PA. 


IDC    Chapped  Lips,  Hands  and  QH  A  WS  CHAP  CREAM. 

LIlOj  Face  Cured  by  the  use  of  O    H.  CLAY  SHAW,  Piedmont,  W.  Ya. 


INSURE 
IN  THE 


Peabody  Insurance  Co.  c"S 


WHEELING,  W.  VA. 
,$100,000.00 


548 


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Meat  Markets— Cont'd. 

Croly  J  M Algoma 

Winebrenner  R  L Ansted 

Huber  B  C Baker's  Run 

WortriDg  BE Bayard 

Wilson  Wm Beck  with 

Purden  Joseph Belcher 

Reedy  J  A " 

Sheets  David Belleville 

Scbad  August Ben  wood 

Cunningham  Joseph Berkeley  Springs 

EppiDger  Wm " 

Lewis  J  B Bethany 

Trofton  Edwin Beury 

Debolt  David Blake 

Cook  T  L Bluefield 

Thompson  H  B " 

Truman  S  J  &  Co Bramwell 

Martin  Jay Bridgeport 

McCoy  Wm Bryan 

Ferrell  &  Hefner Buckbannon 

HaskinsJT 

Barrett  PR Buffington 

Davidson  J  H Cairo 

DillylM 

Fitzgerald  Jerre Cameron 

Wright  &  Molt Ceredo 

Baer  Isaac Charleston 

Cragg  Edward " 

Fisher  &  Pruth 

Gardner  Frederick " 

HolzP  E 

Young  MW&Bro 

Hesser  &  Bowers Charles  Town 

Merchant  W  S 

StonesiferG  T , 

Young  SC 

Cole  WE Clarksburgh 

Cork  H  L 

Waldeck,  Law  &  Co " 

Raybold  Mrs  M Clifton 

Ferguson  J  F Colliers 

DeBerry  &  Jennings Corinth 

Currence  Lee Crickard 

Bowen  M Darkesville 

Harper  Bros Davis 

Hill&Shobe 

Radford  Isaac Deep  Water 

Conoway  Daniel Dobbin 

Rogers  C  P Edmond 

Allen  Anthony Elk  City 

Dickson  &  Ashley Elk  Garden 

Elk  Garden  Butchering  Assn. . .         " 

NethkenJD 

Seyers  &  Bonham Elk  Horn 

Clarkson  J Etam 

Eliason  B  F Fairmont 

Fisher  FC 

Hamilton  J  B " 

TibbsRT 


Cain  David Fairview 

Wolf  John Forksburgh 

Stukey  Isaac Fountain  Spring 

Boggs  &  Ruddle  Franklin 

Evick  James " 

Trueman  S  J  &  Co Freeman's 

Daub  Mrs  Charles Fulton 

Hoffmann  Charles " 

Hoffmann  Christian " 

Orth  Louis " 

Weimer  Frederick " 

Zoeckler  August " 

Zoeckler  G  L  jr " 

Galletin  Oliver Galletin 

Keller  Sewell , Gillespie 

Varner  Joseph " 

Lucas  John Grafton 

Ball  J  S Guyandotte 

Roush  L  M " 

Collins  W  R Hacker's  Valley 

Mauzy  F  II Harper's  Ferry 

Thomas  C  J  &  Co Hartford  City 

Brown  A  H Hedgesville 

Enrode  C  F 

Gyer  B  W 

Lee  WW.. Henderson 

Wiley  M  F Hendricks 

Cook  Bros Hinton 

Mathews  W  Z Hugo 

Bowen.  Davis  &  Co Huntington 

Brown rigg  Bros " 

Davis  J  B 

Fisher  &  Gruper " 

Russell  &  Defosse " 

Simmons  Joseph " 

Kerr  Wm Hurricane 

Stalnaker  AM  Janelew 

Burgess  J  M Kenova 

Campbell  PL Keeler's  Cross  Lanes 

Halstead  J  J " 

Arnold  J  W Keyser 

CarskadonTR 

Knight  Floyd 

Musgrove  J  H Leetown 

Handley  C  W Lewisburgh, 

Rainey  A Lincoln 

King  Wm Littleton- 

Niebergall  Charles McMechen 

SprugelC  F Maldeu 

Atha  US Mannington 

Gump  J  F 

Bowers  Mrs  C  H Martinsburgh 

Files  &  Weller 

Kline  D  W 

Kline  WR 

Lambert  C  O " 

Lambert  G  D 

Lemen  Bros " 

Little  E  V 

Wild  George 


WOOD  BROS.  PLANING  MILL  CO.,  i  iSSST^i^^S9 iSSSt 

WHEELING,  W.  VA.  (  AL   planing    mill    WORK. 


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Fisher  Bros Mason 

Detwiler  HS&  Bio Middlebourne 

Jamison  Alex 

Owens  J  W Middleway 

Perry  Bros Milton 

Reinhart  WL Moler's 

Allen  Albert Montgomery 

Hopkins  J  F 

Keener  J  L Morgantown 

Madagan  John " 

Barker  J  K  P Moundsville 

Gamble  Wiley 

Glatz  &  Baumbager " 

Stillwell  J  R 

Buster  J  A Mt  Carbon 

Rabbit  B Newburgh 

Lee  A  B New  Cumberland 

Smith  C  W 

Beck  Charles New  Martinsville 

Larimore  John " 

Pfluger  Joseph Nicklow 

Gillispie  B  C Paradise 

Arendt  Christian Parkersburgh 

BarrWS " 

Brian  t  C 

Huff  &  Co 

HullRMF 

Morelang  Henry " 

Rockenstein  Gus " 

Rockenstein  Joseph " 

SorrellJL 

Robinson  J  N  Paw  Paw 

Dixon  WT  &  Co Pennsborough 

Malcolm  &  Huldeman Philippi 

Gilbert  W  H Piedmont 

Kaler  G  W Pleasant  Run 

Bruestle  J  G Point  Pleasant 

Hildebrand  Christian *' 

Jorden  John " 

KimberlingTF 

Thompson  H  B Pruntytown 

Jackson  Horace Ravenswood 

McKay  J  M 

Branon  J Rilla 

Harmison  BL Romney 

Burgess  F  A Ronceverte 

Hern  Bros " 

Gashel  Earnest Rouey's  Point 

Rimmer  George St  Albans 

Rimmer  H  M " 

Coen  H  S St  Mary's 

Meeks  Lemuel Salama 

Myer  Henry " 

Randolph  R  H Salem 

Randolph  &  Davis " 

Hilgert  Gust Sewell  Depot 

Turner  OE 

Cookus  J  L Shepherdstown 

Frazier  James " 

Galloway  E  J Shiloh 


Bryan  T  C Shinnston 

Reeder  &  Harmer 

Williamson  H  R  Si&tersville 

Bartiett  J  P Spencer 

Gunn  J  A Sue 

Shaw  A  S Terra  Alta 

Spurgeon  Lot 

Arbogast  CO Traveler's  Repose 

Olto  Henry Triadelphia 

Olto  John 

Cross  J  T Uniontown 

Heil  C  J Wellsburgh 

Shuey  Paul " 

West  &  Elcesser " 

Hefling  J  L Wesley 

Newlon  J  F West  Grafton 

Whelan  M  J Weston 

Carroll  B  W West  Union 

Adolph  Frederick Wheeling 

Baird  James 

Bayha  Henry 

Bayha  J  C 

Bleifus  Valentine 

Bowers  G  &  Son 

Brewster  T  J 

Burkle  Wm 

Dannenberg  Bros 

Daub  Charles , 

Dunkle  John 

Ferguson  George 

Fisher  Martin 

Gartner  Boniface 

Gehring  F  L 

Harpfer  Frederick 

Harpfer  Louis 

Heil  Charles 

Heil  Gotlieb 

Hess  &  Lemmon , 

Higgins  E  A 

HigginsTN 

Hillenbrand  Peter 

Hof man  Charles 

Hofmann  Christian 

Hughes  Charles 

Kalbitzer  Christian 

Korn  Andrew 

Leach  J  M 

Loeffler  C  H 

McGannon  &  Son 

MedickG  H 

Medick  J  C 

Meyer  Charles 

Meyer  W  P 

Miller  August 

Myers  &  Rehm 

Niebergall  Louis  (seep  405). 

Ochsenbein  Reuben 

Ochsenbein  Samuel 

Orth  Lewis 

Pumphrey  W  M 


J,  L  Rumbarger  Lumber  Co, 


A  Full  Stock  of  Hardwoods,  Spruce  and 
Cherry  Constantly  on  Hand.    Dobbin,  W.  Va. 


STOVES   cooKfiSS1  THE  w-  "■ SMITH  HARDWARE  CO., 

W     ■      ^^    W    BwVi    UUUKIrMla.    PARKERSBURG,  WEST  VIBGINU. 


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Meat  Markets— Cont'd. 

Rohrig  Cbarles Wheeling 

Rohrig  Wm . .         " 

Rosenstein  Tress " 

Schad  George  (see  p  401). . .        " 

Schan  Albert " 

SchenkF&Son 

Tappe    Charles   Jr   (seep 


Tappe  Henry 

Weimer  Charles " 

Weimer  Frederick " 

Wenzel  John 

Zoeckler  August " 

Zoeckler  Chailes " 

Zoeckler  George  jr " 

Zoeckler  Louis " 

Leech  J  M Whitfield 

Pretty  man  L  T Williamstown 

Whittaker  HA Winfield 

Diddle  J  N Winifrede 


Mechanical  Engineers. 

See  Engineers. 

Medicine  Mnfrs. 

Sacks  J  F Cassity 

Shaw  H  Clay  (see  right  bot- 
tom lines) Piedmont 

McLain  Brothers  (see  left 
top  lines) Wheeling 

McLainJG&Son 


Medical  Colleges. 

See  Colleges,  Schools,  Etc. 


Mercantile  Agencies. 

Dun  R  G  &  Co Wheeling 

Merchandise  Brokers. 

Clark  J  P Charleston 

Handley  E  M 

Blackford  Thomas Parkersburgh 

Powell  Simms 

Copp  &  Devore Wheeling 

Cummings  James " 

Egerter  W  H 

HawleyJL&Co 

McMechen  B  K " 


Merchant  Tailors. 

(See  also  Tailors  ) 

te  L  L Bethany 

Boone  &  Dryden  (seepWS) 

Charleston 


Deem  &  Boyer  (seep  110).  .Charleston 

Johnson  1  H " 

Moran  &  Powers " 

Schwabe  Albert " 

Reininger  J  F Charles  Town 

Hartley  J  M Fairmont 

Gerkin  J  H  (see  p  185) Grafton 

Dober  Paul Huntington 

Ferguson  J  M " 

Hayslip,  Enslow  &  Gwinn " 

Northcott  &  Buffington " 

Schmaueh  Andrew " 

Coffroth  J  W Keyser 

Baker  &  Rearick Martinsburgh 

Berry  G  W 

Donaldson  Dooley " 

Melintz  Rudolph  " 

Phillips  Wm  

Burghbacber  James Middlebourne 

Pickenpaugh  Sanford Morgantown 

SmithAK 

Cheadle  T  D Moundsville 

Cheadle  W  D 

Cremers  EC 

McKelvy  Charles New  Cumberland 

Duerr  Bros New  Martinsville 

Grail  George " 

Buckley  J  L Parkersburgh 

Bush  B  &  Sons 

Epstein  Cbarles " 

Fletcher  J  K 

Friedrich  Bros " 

Johnson  WE  

Keller  Joseph " 

KingFE 

Eppler  Frank Piedmont 

Hehnert  Adam " 

Mansbach  H  H  &  Son 

Scheivley  Jacob  Jr  (see  p 

815) Point  Pleasant 

Rodes,  Whiting  &  Co Ronceverte 

Stephens  Solomon —  Sistersville 

Elig  Bros Wellsburgh 

Jones  M  A  &  Co 

Beltz  Albert Wheeling 

Brilles  M  J  &  Son •« 

Delbrugge  L  &  Co " 

FinckCW 

Frank  W  H 

Hess  C  &  Sons " 

Hughes  Thomas  &  Co " 

Kronewith  Henry " 

Moffat  T  C&Co 

Rice  J  L " 

Richards  H  C 

Schambra  D  &  Sons " 

Seabright  C  W 

Straub  Jacob " 

Wheeler  C  H  &  Son 

Winters  Philip " 


W.  H.  FLANAGAN,  K 


Bottler  of  Fine  Brands  of  Whiskies.    Finest 
in  the  State.     PARKERSBURG,  W.  Va. 


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"metal    Roofing,  Siding  and 
Ceiling. 
Wheeling  Corrugating  Co 

(see  front  edge  and  p  465) Wheeling 

"Metallic  Cement. 
Wheeling  Corrugating  Co 

(see  front  edge  and  p  465) Wheeling 


"metallic  Weather   Boarding. 
Wheeling  Corrugating  Co 

Co  (see  front  edge  and  p  465). . .  Wheeling 

Milk  Depots. 

See  Creameries  ;  also  Dairies. 


"mill  Grease. 
Elder  Samuel   &  Co    (see 

right  top  lines) Wheeling 


"iMill  Supplies. 

Thornburgh  &  Schroeder Moundsville 

Berry  C  II  (see  left  top  lines).  .Wheeling 


millwrights. 

(See- also  Founders  and  Machinists.) 

Hite  Wm Elton 

Hite  Wm Green  Sulphur  Springs 

Honchins  AD Indian  Mills 

Graham  J  W Macksville 

Garrett  J  M Marion 

Anvill  Lewis  jr Nestorville 

Bucher  F  C New  Martinsville 

Collin  Wm Peeryville 

Rice  WW Rockoak 


millinery  Goods— Wholesale. 

Niswander  G  W Parkersburgh 

Rice  A  L  &  Co Wheeling 

Speyer  Bros " 


millinery  Goods  and  milliners. 

(See  also  Dry  Goods;  also  Dressmakers.) 

Cook  Mrs  M  B Alderson 

Smith  Mrs  Jennie " 

Smith  Mrs  Virginia " 

Tucker  Mrs  D " 

Dirton  Miss  M  A Barboursville 

Hinkle  Mrs  A  L Belington 

Willis  Miss  MS 

Follen  Mrs  MA Belleville 

Keseeker  ME Berkeley  Springs 

WeinerMrsTJ 

Richardson  R  A Bethany 

Butcher  Mrs  A  E Beverly 

Daniels  Mrs  M " 

Hannah  HA  Bluefield 


Williams  Mrs  Luna Bridgeport 

-  Heavner  Mrs  B  A Buckhannon 

McAvoy  Mrs  Florence 

O'Donnell  &  Bodkin 

Horn  Miss  Lizzie Buffalo 

Nease  Mrs  Mary " 

La  Velle  A  &  M Cairo 

Loury  Mrs  Mattie  " 

Cavin  Mrs  A  V Charleston 

Coy le  &  Richardson " 

Donnally  Mrs  M  W " 

Dryer  Mrs  J " 

Jansohn  Mrs  M  T 

Levy  Miss  Anna " 

Burns  &  Shugert Charles  Town 

Sencindiver  J  M " 

Shaffer  W  E 

Thomas  Mrs  CF 

Dawson  Miss  Belle Clarksburgh 

Hartman  Mrs  M  E " 

Lacey  Mrs  Fred " 

Reger  Miss  E  C 

Alexander  Mrs  N  J Dallas 

Wirt  Mary " 

Bass  Mrs  L Davis 

Meyer  Mrs  H  A " 

Hall  Mrs  L  M Elizabeth 

Sayn  Mrs  S  B 

Sheetz  &  Johnson Elk  Garden 

Steiding  E  J 

Sleeth  Melissa Elkins 

Hitchcox  Ellen Ellenborough 

Clarkson  M  F Etam 

Arnett  Mrs  E Fairmont 

Bennett  Mrs  M  E " 

Dunnington  Miss  Mary " 

Horan  Mrs  Ella " 

Wilson  FM&Co 

Campbell  J  F Farmington 

Campbell  Mrs  M  E  

Bishop  Rachael Fellowsville 

Rif er  Mattie " 

Batson  Mrs  EI Flemington 

Howell  WL 

Sexton  Louisa French  Creek 

Marsh  Mrs  SO Gormania 

Boyd  W  O Grafton 

Shackleford  Miss  Mattie " 

Sleet  Miss  RL 

Stump  Sadie Grantsville 

Van  Horn  Hattie Grove 

Keenan  AM Guyandotte 

Graham  S  A Harper's  Ferry 

Hopwood  Mrs  C  R " 

Pierce  Mrs  EL Hartford  City 

Poisal  Mrs  M Hedgesville 

Bailey  Mrs  Amanda Hinton 

Hale  Miss  S&  Co 

Jones  Mrs  Sadie " 

Taliaferro  Mrs  A  A  H  &  Co  . . . 


Bott  I G  r S  KiMMERLING  &  KRAUS,  Agts.  Pabst  Brewing  Co. 


ITIARTINSBURG,    WEST  VIRGINIA.- 


WHEELING  ICE 


AND  STORAGE  CO.. 

WHEELING,    ■     WEST  VIRGINIA. 


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Millinery  Goods  and  Milliners— 

Cont'd. 

Tomkess  Mrs  Fannie Hinton 

Garland  &  Valentine Huntington 

Kabn  Mrs  Lena " 

Kneff  Mrs  K  A  

Puthuff  &  Terrell 

UnseldMrsSJ 

Criser  Mrs  LA Keyser 

Miller  John " 

Guiton  Miss Kingwood 

Potter  Jennie " 

Fogelsong  Mrs  NE Lewisburgh 

Lowe  Mrs  LA " 

Peoples  Amanda Little's  Mills 

Swan  Miss  L  F Lone  Cedar 

Holt  Bessie Lorentz 

McKeever  OR 

Padden  Miss  ML Mannington 

Smith  B  B 

Dieffenderfer  Mrs  AM Martinsburgh 

Emmert  &  Fiery " 

Matthaei  Daniel " 

PetcherMJ 

Sheu  Lewis " 

Twyiord  Addie  &  Bertha. .  .Middlebourne 

Brown  Miss Milton 

Leonard  Mrs  Mary " 

Wilkerson  Miss  B *' 

Young  Miss  B  A.   " 

Jenkins  Miss  J  B Montgomery 

Sims  Mrs  LA " 

McVicker  M  M  &  Co Morgantown 

Kiger  &  Taylor Morris 

Bonar  &  Potts Moundsville 

Hartley  Sisters " 

Osborn  Mrs  ML 

Sheff  Mrs  Caroline " 

Horschler  Mary  A Newburgh 

Plumber  Mrs " 

Gahm  Mrs  S  A New  Haven 

Pemberton  L  E New  Martinsville 

Snodgra9s  Mrs  S  M " 

Hayes  &  Trickett Palatine 

Leavelle  Mrs  Iva " 

Kidwell  H  S Parkersburgh 

Kight  J  W&  Co 

Maloney  A  V " 

Mann  Mrs  Almedia " 

Samuels  Mrs  Alice " 

Sigler  M  J 

Brown  Mrs  E  T Parsons 

McNeal  S  E Peck's  Run 

Barnes  &  Neptune Pennsborough 

Fallen  Mary " 

Talbot  M  N  &  Co Philippi 

Ball  Mrs  MA Piedmont 

•  Cross  Mrs  N  A " 

Adkins  Miss  S  F Point  Pleasant 

Hoffman  M  J 


Vollert  &  Reidel Point  Pleasant 

Morgan  Anna Porter's  Falls 

Ernest  Mrs  M  S Ravenswood 

Heaton  Miss  Bessie " 

Kendall  Mrs  S  A 

Taylor  Sisters  " 

Goad  M Reedy 

McCray  Laura " 

Martin  S  J Ritchie  C  H 

Reitz  Dora " 

Woods  Ella  V 

Conrad  Miss  F  B Roanoke 

Meanes  Miss  Cora  E Rock  Cave 

Morrison  Mrs  Alice " 

Houser  H  G Romney 

Mytinger  Mrs  Wm " 

Camp  &  Lovelace Ronceverte 

Hunt  Mrs  E  B  &  Sister 

Dandridge  Miss  Bettie St  Albans 

Snell  Mrs '* 

Kelsall  Mrs  S  E St  Mary's 

McGregor  Miss  Call ie " 

Davis  Miss  V  M Salem 

Randolph  Mrs  G  W  D 

Duer  Miss  Maggie Sandy 

Harrington  Mrs  ML Shepherdstown 

Hiteshaw  Mrs  M  S " 

Fleming  Mrs  S  R Shinnston 

Riffee  Mrs  Alice " 

WyattMrsF  A 

Stewart  Miss  Eliza Sistersville 

Casto  &  Walker Spencer 

Danser  Mrs  J  D " 

Lloyd  Miss  O  C Sutton 

Connell  Ellen Terra  Alta 

Freeland  Belle " 

Dotson  Jane Toll  Gate 

Diddle  MA Troy 

Bell  Mrs  EC Wallace 

Smith  Mollie  M 

Douglass  Miss  Nellie Wellsburgh 

Fitzgerald  Miss  Kate " 

HaneyMrsCB :.... 

SiveterMrsEE ," 

Darlington  Mrs  MS Weston 

Cheuvront  Mrs  MI West  Union 

McConnell  Mrs  RJ  

Abercrombie  CH&Co Wheeling 

Bachman  W  P 

Balzar  Rosa " 

Carroll  Mrs  B  J 

ColvigMA&Co 

Dittman  M  C " 

GockeMrsJA " 

Myers  Mrs  F  C " 

O'KeeffeMrsJA 

RlceAL&Co 

Rody  Miss  Ellen 

Schopper  Edward " 

Swabacker  Louis " 


Examination  of  Titles  to  West   Virginia  Real  Estate, 


m  ik*.Tn   a  ava     Examination  of  Titles  to    wesi    Virginia  neai  usiaie, 

ABSTRACTS,  CHARLES  W.  BRRRICK,  New  Martinsville,  W.  ¥a. 


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Troll  Mrs  MB Wheeling 

Woris  G  W 

Miller  &  Preistly Winfleld 


Mineral  Springs. 

Shanandale  Mineral  Springs. Charles  Town 
White  Sulphur  Mineral  Springs. 

Ronceverte 
Kindale  Mineral  Springs.  .Shepherdstown 
White    Sulphur   Springs 
(seep  411) White  Sulphur  Spiings 


Mineral  Water  Mnfrs. 

See  Bottlers. 


Mines  and  Mining  Companies. 

(See  also  Goal  Mines. ) 
Charles  Town  Mining,  Manufac- 
turing and   Improvement  Co 

Charles  Town 
Ohio  Lumber  and  Mining  Co. .    .  .Genoah 

Wise  Indiana  (gold) Gold  Hill 

Martinsburgh  Mining,  Manufac- 
turing and   Improvement  Co 

Martinsburgh 
Monndsville  Mining  and  Manu- 
facturing Co Moundsville 

Keller  &  Co  (iron) Wardensville 


"Mining  Drills. 

Fairmont  Machine  Works 

(see  p  163) Fairmont 


"Mining  Machinery. 

Hardsocg  Mnfg  Co Charleston 

Fairmont  Machine  Works 

(see  p  163) Fairmont 


"Mining  Tools  and  Supplies. 

Fairmont  Machine  Works 

(see  p  163) Fairmont 


"Mining  and  Quarrying  Engines. 

Fairmont  Machine  Works 

(see  p  163) Fairmont 


Mixed  Paints. 

See  Paints  and  Oils. 


"Mold  Mnfrs— Glass. 

Wellsburgh  Machine  Co 

(see  p  371) Wellsburgh 


Moldings. 

(See  also  Pictures  and  Frames;  also  Sash, 
Boors  and  Blinds.) 

Litten  &  Co Wellsburgh 

Frank  J  L-  (see  p  397) Wheeling 


"Monuments. 

(See  also  Marble  Workers.) 

Diehl  &  Bro Charles  Town 

Hambleton  M  N Huntington 

Faddy  C  W  (see  p  313)  ..Point  Pleasant 


Music  Teachers. 

Conrod  Prof Alderson 

Thornburg  Miss  ML Barboursville 

Pitrat  Mrs  Eliza Buffalo 

Buffington  A  J Bufflngton 

Green  Mrs  T  C Charles  Town 

Ruhl  Bertha 

Copley  Mrs  Stella Drag 

Wade  Miss  Delia Farmington 

Baden  Miss  Fannie Harper's  Ferry 

Cavalier  Miss  Ida " 

Child  Miss  Emily 

Johnson  Miss  Emma " 

Marmion  Miss  Annie " 

Yantis  Miss  Daisie " 

Harpold  Miss  Susan Hartford  City 

Deopkins  Miss  Lena Hinton 

McConnell  Miss  S  L Holliday's  Cove 

Engle  HE Lloydsville 

Crislip  Jerome Malta 

Neal  W  H Piedmont 

Maxwell  A Raleigh 

Polsine  M  E Ravenswood 

Laughlin  Charles Rilla 

May  Dash Schell 

Fordyce  Miss  Ella Shepherdstown 

Smith  M  M Shiloh 

Grose  A  V Toledo 

Arbenz  H  J Wheeling 

Caulfleld  Mrs  E 

Fischer  Fuerchtegott " 

McClelland  WW 

Vorsatz  John " 

Hoge  Kate Winfield 


Music  and  Musical  Merchandise. 

(See  also  Pianos  and  Organs.) 

Liw  T  A Aberdeen 

Spence  G  L  &  Co Huntington 

Burdette  M  S Martinsburgh 

Hall  M  T Parkersburgh 

Hunt  &  Wetherell 

Parker  Miss  May Peytona 

Bice  G  W Piedmont 

Morgan  F  M Porter's  Falls- 


FINE  WHISKIES 


M.  W.  KANE,  Jobber, 

■    211  Third  St.,  PARKER8BURG,  W.  Va. 


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music  and  Musical  merchandise 

—Cont'd. 

Baumer  F  W  &.  Co Wheeling 

Caulfield  T  A  (seep 897). ... 

Giddings  E  m  (see  p  393). ... 

House  C  A  (see  right  lop  lines 

and  p  395) 

*mustard  mnfrs. 

Hunter  JW Wheeling 


Nail  mnfrs. 

Benwood  Iron  Works Benwood 

Belmont  Nail  Co Wheeling 

Benwood  Iron  Works 

LaBelle  Iron  Works 

Riverside  Iron  Works  (see 

p387) 

Wheeling  Iron  and  Nail  Co " 


News  and  Periodical  Dealers. 

Sprouts  C  C Benwood 

moore  S  Spencer  &  Son  (see 

p  119) Charleston 

Burns  C  A Huntington 

Southern  Railway  News  Co 

Union  News  Co " 

Nefflen  W  H Keyser 

Baker  J  H Mannington 

Barnes  MA Middlebour ne 

Brown  J  M  (agt) Parkersburgh 

Smith  L  W 

Farrel  James Wheeling 

Freese  IE 

QuimbyCH 

Ohio  Valley  News  Co  (see 

p391) 

Newspapers— Daily. 
Kanawha    Gazette  The 

(Daily,  except  Monday,  Dem) 

(see  p  117) Charleston 

Star-Tribune  The  (Rep) 

Daily  Advertiser  KRep)(seep 

211) Huntington 

Huntington  Herald  (Rep) 

(seep  207) 

Times  The  (Ind) 

World  (Ind) Martinsburgh 

Sentinel  (Dem) Parkersburgh 

State  Journ al(Rep)(«^ p  284) 

Evening  News Wheeling 

Intelligencer  (Rep) 

Register  (Dem) " 

West  Viginia  Staats  Zeitung " 


Newspapers— Weekly. 

Mountain  Echo  (Fri,  Dem) Addison 


News Ansted 

Morgan  Mercury  (Sat,  Ind) 

Berkeley  Springs 

News  (Fri,  Dem)  (see  p  76) 

Randolph  Enterprise  (Thur,  Dem). Beverly 

Monitor  (Thur,  Rep) Bramwell 

Banner  (Thur,  Dem)  (see  p  87) 

Buckhannon 
Delia  (Wed,  Rep)  (seep  S9).... 

Busy  Bee  (Fri,  Ind) 

Marshall  and  Wetzel  News  (Thur, 

Ind) Cameron 

Advance  (Wed,  Rep) Ceredo 

Charleston        Nonpareil 

(Wed,  Dem)  (see  p  123) Charleston 

Kanawha  Gazette  The 

(Wed,  Dem)  (seep  117) 

Star-Tribune  The  (Rep) 

Trades  Union  (Sat) 

Farmers'    Advocate    (Fri,    Alli- 
ance)  Charles  Town 

Spirit  of  Jefferson  (Tues,  Dem).  " 
Virginia  Free  Press  (Wed,  Dem)  " 
News  (Sat,  Dem)  (see  right  top 

lines) Clarkeburgh 

Old  Guard  (Fri,  Dem) 

Telegram  (Fri,  Rep) " 

Truth  (Sat,  Rep) 

Times Clay  C  H 

Times  (Thur,  Dem)  (seep  147) Davis 

Times  (Fri,  Rep) Elizabeth 

News  (Fri.  Ind) Elk  Garden 

Tygart's  Valley  News  (Wed,  Dem).Elkins 

Index  (Fri,  Dem) Fairmont 

West  Virginian  (Fii,  Rep) " 

Fayette  Democrat  (Sat,  Dem) . Fayetteville 

Free  Press  (Thur,  Rep) 

Pendleton  News  (Fri,  Dem) Franklin 

Gilmer  County  Banner  (Fri,  Dem) 

Glenville 

Gilmer  County  Signal " 

Leader  (Fri,  Dem)  (see  p  187). .  .Grafton 

Sentinel  (Fri,  Rep) 

Calhoun  Chronicle  (Tues,  Ind).Grantsville 

Enterprise Hall 

Lincoln  Citizen  (Thur,  Dem) Hamlin 

Sentinel  (Sat,  Neutral)  (see  p  193) 

Harper's  Ferry 
Ritchie  Gazette  (Thur,  Rep)  . . .  Harrisville 
Independent-Herald  (Thur,  Dem).  .Hinton 
Pocahontas  Times  (Thur,  Dem) 

Huntersville 
Advertiser  (Thur,    Dem)  (see 

p  211) Huntington, 

Argus  (Thur,  Ind) " 

Baptist  Banner  The  (Wed.Relig)        " 

Commercial  (Sat,  Rep) 

Gazette  (Tues,  Rep) 

H  erald  (Sat,  Rep)  (see  p  207). . 
Pioneer  (Fri,  Rep)  (see  p  213). 


YANCE  SHOE  COMPANY.  ^See  Page  57. 


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Herald  (Pri,  Rep) Jackson  C  H 

Reporter Kenova 

Mountain  Echo  (Fri,  Rep) Keyser 

Tribune  (Fri,  Dem)  (see  p  227) 
Preston  County  Journal  (Thur, 

Rep) Kingwood 

West  Va  Argus  (Thur,  Dem). . .         " 
Greenbrier  Independent  (Thur, 

Dem) Lewisburgh 

Times  (Sat,  Ind) Manuington 

Herald  (Sat,  Rep) Martlnsburgh 

Independent  (Fri,  Ind) " 

Statesman  (Thur,  Dem) " 

Weekly  World  (Ind) 

Tyler  County  Star  (Fri,  Rep)Middlebourne 

West  Virginia  Echo  (Sat,  Dem). 

Star  (Thur,  Alliance)  (seep  255). .  .Milton 

Examiner  (Thur,  Dem) Moorefield 

Post  (Sat,  Rep) Morgantown 

New  Dominion  The  (Sat,  Dem).         " 
Moundsville  Herald  (Thur,  Rep) 

Moundsville 
Hancock  County   Courier  (Fri, 

Ind) New  Cumberland 

Hancock    County  Inde- 
pendent (Wed,  Rep)  (see  p  271)        " 
Wetzel  Democrat  (Fri,  Dem). . . 

New  Martinsville 
Wetzel  Republican  (Thur,  Rep).        " 

Chronicle  (Sat) Nicholas 

Wyoming  News  (Fri,  Rep) Oceana 

Sentinel  (Sat,  Dem) Parkersburgh 

State  journal  (Thur,  Rep) 

(seep  284) " 

Beacon  Light  (Sat,  Dem) . . .  Pennsborough 
South  Branch  Gazette  (Fri,  Rep) 

Petersburgh 

Herald Peytona 

Jeffersonian     Plaindealer     The 

(Thur,  Dem) Philippi 

Republican  The  (Thur,  Rep) 

Tygart's Valley  Star  (Thur, Dem) 

Herald  (Fri,  Ind) Piedmont 

Times  (Sat,  Ind) 

Mountain  Messenger  (Sat,  Rep). 

Point  Pleasant 
State  Gazette  (Thur,  Rep) 

(seep  307) " 

Weekly    Register    (Wed, 

Dem)  (see  p  315) " 

Journal  (Fri,  Dem) Princeton 

Democrat  (Thur,  Ind) Racine 

Raleigh    County  Index    (Thur, 

Dem) Raleigh 

Jackson  Bugle  The  (Fri,  Dem). 

Ravenswood 
News  (Wed,  Rep)  (see  p  319). . .        " 

Signal Rilla 

Gazette  (Thur,  Rep) Ritchie  C  H 

Reveille  (Sat,  Rep) 


Review  (Thur,  Rep) Ritchie  C  H 

Hampshire  Review  (Thur, 

Dem)  (see  p  328) Romney 

South  Branch  Intelligencer  (Fri, 

Dem) 

West  Virginia  Tablet  (Sat) 

Valley    Messenger     and 

News  (Wed,  Dem) (see  p  5^5).Ronceverte 

Democrat  (Fri,  Dem) St  George 

Pioneer  (Fri,  Ind) 

Oracle  (Sat,  Dem)  (seep  337).  .St  Mary's 

Register  (Fri,  Dem) Shepherdstown 

Tyler  Democrat  (Wed, Dem) 

(see  p  349) Sistersville 

Bulletin  (Wed) Spencer 

Roane  County  Record  (Wed,  Rep)        " 

Braxton  Central  (Fri,  Rep) Sutton 

Braxton  Democrat  (Fri,  Dem). .         " 
Monroe      County      Watchman 

(Thur,  Dem) Union 

News  (Thur,  Dem) Wayne  C  H 

Herald  (Thur,  Ind) Wellsburgh 

Pan-Handle  News  (Fri,  Dem). . .         " 

Democrat  (Sat,  Dem) Weston 

Republican  (Fri,  Rep) " 

World  (Wed,  Rep) 

Herald  (Fri,  Rep) West  Union 

Record  (Fri,  Dem) 

IntelligencerJThur,  Rep) Wheeling 

Ohio    Valley     Manufac- 
turer (Thur,  Trade)  (seep  383) 

Quest  The  (Thur,  Prohib) 

Sunday  News  (Ind) " 

Sunday  Register  (Dem) " 

West  Virginia    Staats    Zeitung 

(Thur,  Ind) 

Irrepressible  The   (Thur, 

Ind-Rep)  (see  p  416) Winfield 

Putnam  Democrat  (Thur, 

Dem)  (seep  415) 


Newspapers— Semi-Monthly. 

Times Gerrardstown 


Newspapers— Monthly. 

Odd  Fellows'  Advocate Huntington 

Smith's  Index  (Ind) Parkersburgh 

Garner's  Gleaner Tunnelton 

Ohio  Valley  Farmer  and  Practi- 
cal World  (agrl) Wheeling 


Notaries  Public. 

Yeater  W  L Adaline 

Dorr  C  P Addison 

Hutchison  B  D " 

Tharp  Zachariah " 

Woodzell  James " 

Sine  G  H Adonis 

Sims  W  A Arnold 


0.  S.  Philnott  ARCHITECT  AND  SUPERINTENDENT, 

X-F*     K-F*    *    ""Mvttj    14th  and  Market  StsM  Wheeling,  W.  Va. 

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Mill  Supplies 


Leather,  Rubber  and  Cotton  Belt- 
ing, Steam  and  Water  Hose,  Wood 
I  Pulleys,  Etc.  Write  us  for  Prices. 


CHAS.H. BERRY, 
WHEELING,  W.  VA. 


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NOT 


Notaries  Public— Cont'd. 

Douahoe  W  P Barboursville 

Salmon  J  K " 

Thornburg  M  S " 

Thornburg  Thomas " 

Merrifield  J  E Barrackville 

Law  Grant Benson 

Pelley  A  L Benwood 

McCreery  J  T Blockston 

Price  J  M Blundon 

Drown  G  W Bowen 

Anderson  J  R Brink 

Crawford  J  W Burlington 

Gay  C  E Burning  Springs 

McGregor  D Cairo 

Mollohan  Harrison Caress 

Corley  A  R Cedarville 

Stump  Michael Centreville 

Adams,  Couch  &  Smith Charleston 

Blair  AC  (see  p  121) 

Chamberlain  J  E " 

ByerEB 

Fontaine  Peter " 

GallaherDC 

HallCW 

Kennedy    &    Littlepage 

(seep  117) 

Knight  &  Couch 

Silman  Peter  " 

Warth&Briggs " 

Watts  &  Ashby  

McGinuis  F  J Clear  Creek 

Coon  A  J Coon's  Mills 

Hall  R  A Crimson  Springs 

Haught  A  J Cross  Roads 

McCardell  J  P Davisville 

Jeffers  E Deer  Lick 

Howell  J  A. Diana 

Barrett  RE Dry  Creek 

Tabor  C  W East  Lynn 

Edens  Jonathan Elk  City 

Wees  Boyd Elkins 

Perry  J  H Evelyn 

Fitzgerald  G  A Evergreen 

Shroyer  J  W Fairmont 

Blume  G  M Fayette  Station 

Cain  L  H Folsom 

Swisher  T  N Forksburgh 

Ferrell  Bruce Freed 

Young  H  B Gaines 

Perrine  D  L Good  Hope 

Nydegger  L Gormania 

Guard  C  P Grafton 

Horner  J  J Grassland 

Byrnside  H  C Greenville 

Griffith  H  B Grifflthsville 

McGinnis  B  D Guyandotte 

Duke  W  T Hacker's  Valley 

Corbin  S  L Hall 

Adams  C  W Hannahsville 


Alderton  W  J Hartmonsville 

Fitzer  J  B Headsville 

Betz  George Helvetia 

Lee  W  W Henderson 

Strohin  J  M Herring 

Ours  AM Hopeville 

King  J  M Horseneck 

Barrett  T  F Huntington 

Bryan  T  J 

Campbell  &  Holt 

DoolittleES 

Harrold  C  B  (see  p  213) 

LaidleyJB 

McComas  G  3  (seep  207)... 

McDermit  G  M " 

McDonald  GE 

Marcum  &  Peyton " 

MichieTL 

Shepherd  TR... 

Simms  &  Enslow " 

Stout  &  King  (seep  215)... 

Williams  EE 

Nye  GL Hurricane 

Reynolds  G  G Jarrett 

Adkins  J  W Jenks 

Justice  W  H Left  Hand 

Laughlin  J  E Lydia 

Chambers  Lee Matville 

Burke  J  K  (see  p  255) Milton 

Simpson  J  C  Jr Moundsville 

Martin  Z  H Neponset 

Turnbull  Thomas New  Haven 

Hall  S New  Martinsville 

Davis  G  H New  Milton 

Trice  G  R Nicklow 

Helmick  D  C  (see  p  #92).Parkersburgh 

Hutchinson  J  F " 

Jackson  WW 

Jamison  D  L. 

Smith  WP 

Yeaton  W  C  jr " 

Duty  W  K  (see  p  298) . . .  Pennsborough 

Jenkins  Maner Piedmont 

Canfield  J  C Pleasant  Run 

Beller  J  E Point  Pleasant 

Beller  W  E  (see  p  311) 

Brown  D  W 

Gunn  &  Gibbons " 

HoggCE 

Howard  HR 

Sommerville  L  C " 

Tomlinson  &  Wiley " 

Purgit  W  S Purgitsville 

Crookshank  A  F Raven's  Eye 

McMurray  J  L Ravenswood 

Reynolds  T  P Reynoldsville 

Price  J  E Robinson's  Mill 

Hurxthal  F  P Ronceverte 

Fluharty  Henry Ross 

Hawley  AM Roxie 


Reymann  Brewing  Co 


I     Brands  of  LAGER,  EXPORT  and  BAVARIAN 

\  BEER   are  Celebrated   for  their   Excellence 

1  u  and  Purity.      WHEELING,  WEST  VIRGINIA. 


NOT 


AND  BUSINESS  DIEKCTOKY. 


NOT 


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Sheets  S Salama 

Baumgardner  W  H 8herrard 

Clark  A  H Shinnston 

Randal  G  F 

Lawhead  N  M Silverton 

Poe  J  C Sincerity 

Garner  I  C Stanley 

Stump  C  F Staten 

Mead  Wm Stone  Coal 

Skidmore  &  Baughman Strange  Creek 

Hall  David Sycamore  Dale 

Lovell  RELJ Vadis 

Phillips  J  R Valley  Furnace 

Sample  R  S Valley  Grove 

Robinson  Jefferson Wallace 

Workman  A Wayne  C  H 

White  J  C .' West  Grafton 

Boyce  S  O  (see  p  399) Wheeling 

Davis  W  H 

Dobbins  PB 

•  Garvin  TM 

HenryJA 

KasleySH 

McNeil  F  P 

Phillip  DZ 

Rogers  W  W 

Smith  G  O  (see  right  top  lines).        " 

Morris  Z  T White  Sulphur  Springs 

Freeland  PL Wileysville 

Prettyman  L  T Williamstown 

Nash  J  H Winfleld 

Reel  Mack Wlseburgh 

Somerville  James " 

Jones  Jesse Wolf  Creek 


Notions  and  Fancy  Goods- 
Wholesale. 

Arnold,  Abney  &  Co Charleston 

Woolley  Bros Clarksburgh 

Bishop  J  W Martinsburgh 

Abercrombie  C  H  &  Co Wheeling 

Delaplain  L  S,  Son  &  Co 

Hazlett,  Wheat  &  Hays 

Jacobs  &  Isenberg " 

Kirbach  &  Helmbright 

Kraft  Bros  &  Rosen  burg " 

NaylorJS&Co 

Rice  A  L&  Co 

Speyer  Bros " 


Notions— Retail. 

(See  also  Dry  Goods;  also  General  Stores.) 

Bailey  W  K Adonis 

Keseeker  ME Berkeley  Springs 

Moore  Bros Buckhannon 

Horn  Mrs  Engel Buffalo 

Biern  &  Friedman Charleston 

Cavin  Mrs  A  V " 

Daniels  F  J  &  Co 


Goldbarth  &  Strauss Charleston 

Johnson  &  King " 

Sterrett  Bros " 

Coffman  J  W Charles  Town 

Hirschman  SD&Co 

Palmbaum  M  &  Bro " 

Ingman  Miss  Ida Clarksburgh 

RegerMissEC 

SpatesTS&Son 

Dunham  Miss  C Darkesville 

Bass  Mrs  L Davis 

Wilson  Cecil 

Howell  J  A Diana 

Jarrel  M  D Effie 

Sines  A  R Elk  City 

Hays  Amos Elkins 

Baker  J  R Fairmont 

Wilsson  F  M  &  Cos 

Campbell  J  F Farmington 

Johnson  WW Glenville 

McGuire  Miss  Mollie Grafton 

Corbin  S  L Hall 

Hopwood  Mrs  C  R Harper's  Ferry 

Jones  ST 

Baer  Peter Huntington 

Bierbaum  Joseph '* 

FoleyMJ 

JackRA&Co 

Schoenfeld  Max " 

Rush  G  H Lewisburgh 

Chafin  F  M Logan  C  H 

Justice  John " 

Berry  H  C Martinsburgh 

Bowers  J  A " 

Matthaei  Daniel " 

Reuch  Miss  E  A 

Sheu  Lewis " 

Sprinkle  WE 

Paisley  Mrs  LB Montgomery 

Fleming  &  Daugherty Morgantown 

Harris  Mrs  Maggie Moundsville 

Hunter  Mrs  W  G " 

Wandly  David North  Mountain 

De  Vore  Z  T Parkersburgh 

Dils  J  W&  Sons 

Figdore  Erme " 

Kidwell  H  S 

Kight  J  W&  Co 

KuderMA 

Lees  J  O " 

Niswander  G  W ...        " 

Ball  Mrs  M  A Piedmont 

Cross  Mrs  N  A " 

Dailey  John " 

DraneRH&  Co 

Franklin  Benjamin Point  Pleasant 

Carter  C  W Ravenswood 

McKee  Daniel " 

Staats  &  Lathem " 

Wilkinson  Miss  Lizzie " 


Hardware, 


Full  Line  of  General  Hardware.  Railroad,  Mining  and 
Saw  Mill  Supplies  a  Specialty.  CUMBERLAND  HARD- 
WARE COMPANY,  47  and  49  Baltimore  Street,  CUMBERLAND,  WD. 


ARPHITFPT     EDWARD  B.  FRANZHEIM,  ARCHITECT, 

MltUm   I  LU  I  I      PUBLIC  LIBRARY  BUILDING,  WHEELING,  W.VA, 


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OIL 


Notions— Retail— Cont'd. 

Poland  J  H Roekoak 

Camp  &  Lovelace Ronceverte 

Hagely  L  M Shenandoah  Junction 

Fleming  J  S Shepherdstown 

Licklider  Lloyd " 

WelshausEV 

Fleming  Mrs  S  R Shinnston 

Lacy  T  S Sistersville 

RicelH 

Parsons  H  R Spencer 

Burgess  &  Fry Wayne  C  H 

Hall  J  B Weston 

Aaron  Mrs  Jenette Wheeling 

ArkleMrsRV 

CragoMrsF  H 

Gollner  Annie 

Lorcher  Peter " 

McKinley  D  F 

Metz  Leopold " 

Peikuss  David " 

Potts  EB 

Reizenstein  Julius " 

RiceAL&Co 

Schlesinger  Morris " 

Schopper  Edward " 

Swacker  Louis 


"Novelties— Mnfrs. 

Brohard  &  Co Clarksburgh 


Nurserymen. 

(See  also  Florists.) 

Bohrer  Henry Berkeley  Springs 

Ankrom  J  P  &  Son Charleston 

Hopkins  Wm Charles  Town 

Ingls  Edward Clayton 

Barnett  R  L Leon 

Devoll  S  J Lucile 

Petrie  M 

McCoy  J  H Middlebourne 

Warfleld  J  M Moundsville 

Curtis  G  D New  Martinsville 

Ballard  L  &  Son Red  Sulphur  Springs 

Coogle  John Rivesville 

Southern  G  W  &  Sons Shinnston 

Wilkinson  WB 

Mathews  H  P Shops 

Thorn  &  Blaih Wyoma 


Oculists  and  Aurists. 

(See  also  Physicians.) 
Aschman  G  A Wheeling 

"Office  Furniture. 
Stechow  C  J  Furniture 

and  Fixture  Co  (see  right  bot- 
tom lines  and  p  288) Parkersburgh 


"Office  Supplies. 
Rose  EL&Co  (seep  391). .  .Wheeling. 


"Office  and  Rank  Railings. 
Allison  W  R  (see  p  899) Wheeling 

*0  G  Sheets  for  Siding. 

Wheeling  Corrugating  Co 

(see  front  edge  and  p  465) heeling 

Oil  Producers. 

Johnson  H  B Burning  Springs 

O'Brien  Dennis " 

Roberts  DA 

Wetzel  LS 

WheatonWWH 

Blackshere  John Manningtort 

BurtOil  Co 

Crane  Oil  Co 

Flagg  Meadow  Oil  Co " 

Logan  Oil  and  Gas  Co " 

South  Penn  Oil  Co 

Three  Acre  Oil  Co 

Watson-McGraw  Oil  Co " 

Cuthbert  &  Carle Volcano  Junction 

Two  Brothers  Oil  Co Wheeling 


"Oil  Transportation. 

Eureka  Pipe  Line Mannington 


Oil  Well  Supplies. 

Hardsocg  Mnfg  Co Charleston- 

Brown  H  W Mannington 

Mannington  Tool  Works " 

PrichardFH 

Oil  Well  Supply  Co New  Cumberland 

Bell  D  F Pedlar's  Run 


Oil  and  Gas  Operators. 

Barsdale  &  Moore .Eureka. 

Hannan  Bros " 

Huggins  J  J " 

Boss  G  W Parkersburgh 

Smith  WP 

Alsten  C Pedlar's  Run 

Myers  Michael " 

Central  Oil  Co Wheeling: 

Dent  Oil  Co 

Fleming  Oil  and  Gas  Co " 

Friendly  Island  Oil  Co 

Rose  E  L  Oil  and  Gas  Co " 

Two  Brothers  Oil  Co 

Victor  Oil  and  Gas  Co " 

Wheeling  Oil  Co 


Oils. 


Ray  T  P Duke. 


Mill  Grease. 


Qamiiel  Fldpr>  Ar  Cn     Mnfrs  of  soap,  mm  and  Axle 

Grease  and  Oil.    Cor.  17th  and  McColloch  Streets,  WHEELING,  \V.  TA. 


OIL 


AND    BUSINESS   DIEECTOBY. 


PAI 


559 


Hall  S  R Huntington 

Bradish  Oil  Co Parkersburgh 

Camden  Consolidated  Oil  Co. . .        " 

Bureka  Pipe  Line  Co " 

Parkersburgh  Refining  Co " 

Wells  SP 

West  Virginia  Oil  Co " 

Woodrow  S  D Piedmont 

Brockunier  Bros Wheeling 

Standard  Oil  Co 

Walters  J  R 


*OiI§— Burning. 

Elder  Samuel   &    Co  (see 
rigid  top  lines) Wheeling 


*Oils— Lubricating. 

Camden  Consolidated  Oil  Co.  . . 

Parkersburgh 

West  Virginia  Oil  Co " 

Elder  Samuel  &  Co    {see 
right  lop  lines) Wheeling 


*Oils— Machinery. 

Elder  Samuel   &    Co  (see 
right  top  lines) Wheeling 


*Omnibug  and  Transfer  Lines. 

•Curtis  G  C Bethany 

Shallcross  P  P Wheeling 


-"Opera  Houses. 

(See  also  Theatres,  Halls,  Etc.) 

Burlcw  Opera  Company 

(Capacity  1,500)  (seep  109). .  .Charleston 


Opticians. 

Bennett  John Addison 

Smith  R  H Hinton 

Homrich  H  J Martinsburgh 

Graham  J  F Piedmont 


Oysters — Wholesale. 

McCluskey  WO Wheeling 


Oysters— Retail. 

See  Fish,  Oysters  and  Oame. 


Packers— Pork  and  Beef. 

Schenk  F  &  Sons Fulton 

Russell  E  &  Bro Romney 

Schenk  F  &  Sons Wheeling 


Paints  and  Oils— Wholesale. 

Arter  J  Y Charleston 


Paints,  Oils  and  Glass. 

(See  also  Druggists;  also  Hardware;  also 
Painters.) 

Coulson  JW&  Co Benwood 

Arter  J  G Charleston 

Barr  W  B 

Gates  J  M...  " 

Blaney  R  E  &Co. Grafton 

II  au eke  C  &  Sons  (see  p  215) 

Huntington 

Huey  JO .Mannington 

Cushwa  H  T  &  Bro Martinsburgh 

Jones  CM Parkersburgh 

Smith  W  II  Hardware  Co 

The  (see  left  lop  lines  and  p  283)        ' ' 

Smoot  N  R Piedmont 

Tomlinson  W  H  (seep  SOS) 

Point  Pleasant 

Norvell  EH Ravenswood 

Hany  E  V Wheeling 

H.urner  D  C  (see  p  405) 

Kurner  George  E  &  Co " 

Wilson    &    Chapman  (see 

back  cover  and  p  385) " 


Painters'  Supplies. 
Kurner  D  C  (see  p  405) Wheeling 


Painters— Carriage. 

(See  also  Carriage  and  Wagonmakers.) 
Jacob  AS Clarksburgh 


Painters — House  and  Sign. 

(See  also  PaperJiangers.) 

Cook  J  J Alderson 

Tincher  Charles " 

Storkey  E  B Arnoldsburgh 

Campbell  S  A Belington 

Sial  J  R Bennett 

Talbott  N  M . .  Benson 

Adams  R  M Berkeley  Springs 

Jacques  GW " 

Lewis  Wm  H  (seep  77) Bethany 

Keyser  S  C Bowen 

Bryan  R  E Buffalo 

ShankCE 

Layton  Albert Cassvillle 

Carper  &  Laughorn Charleston 

Peters  James  

Davis  W  A Charles  Town 

Johnson  WW " 

TaylorCW 

McDonough  John Darkesville 

Parks  L  L Eglon 

Srvint  Peter Florence 

McGinty  W  M Glendale 

Blaney  RE&Co Grafton 


BOTTLER 


OF  MINERAL  WATERS  and  Soft  Drinks. 
E.   O.    HIEHLE,     -      Parkersburg,  W.  Va. 


JfflcL.AI\T    BROTHERS, 

WHOLESALE  and  RETAIL  DRUGGISTS 
WHEELING,  W.  VA 


.  (  cc 


Va.  Agents  for  John  Wyeth  A  Bro.,  Phila.,  COMPRESSED 
TABLET  TRITURATES,  HYPODERMIC  TABLETS,  SUGAR- 
COATED  PILLS,   FLUID  EXTRACTS,  Elixirs  and  Syrups. 


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PAI 


WEST    VIRGINIA    STATE   GAZETTEER 


PAT 


Pai  11  tcr  * — Cont'd . 

Flowers  AM Guyandotte 

Peters  RH '* 

Avis  Wm Harper's  Ferry- 
Baden  Joseph " 

Colgate  Edward " 

Lewis  Robert " 

Webb  Samuel 

Jackson  Wm Henderson 

Arnold  John Horsepen 

Fisher  DA Huntersville 

Haucke  €  &  Sons  {seep  215) 

Huntington 

Lallance  C  X  {seep  210) 

Turley  Bros " 

Vail  J  R Jackson  C  H 

Fogelsong  J  A Lewisburgh 

Nelson  J  L  jr " 

Thomas  Richard " 

Bushnell  B  C Martinsburgh 

Kline  &  McElroy 

Smurr  J  H " 

Hutchinson  A  A Mason  City 

Drenther  James Maysville 

Mclntyre  R  &  J .Middleway 

Roberts  Brad Milton 

Morriss  G  W Moundsville 

Priest  AC New  Cumberland 

McEldowney  J  E New  Martinsville 

Ingersol  E  A Parkersburgh 

Wilcox,  Dean  &  Sugden " 

Gorman  E  O Piedmont 

Allen  Alexander Point  Pleasant 

Duncan  W  A 

Curtis  Elmer Potomac 

Toney  J  E Racine 

Willis  Robert Raleigh 

Willis  Thomas 

Willis  Wm 

Shockey  Dennis Ravenswood 

Fitzwilson  W  H Reedy 

Pritchard  J  W Ritchie  C  H 

Desmond  W  J Ronceverte 

LinkHF 

PennLG 

Fox  N  B Salem 

Hursey  AM " 

Robey  F  H Sardis 

Ferrells  Charles Shepherdstown 

Ferrells  Jacob " 

Miller  WR 

TJnseld  John " 

Long  W  F Shinnston 

Hardy  &  Benson Terra  Alta 

Stewart  L  E  &  Son 

Pritchard  W  T  &  Sons Toll  Gate 

Arnold  Felix  &  Son Union  Ridge 

Christy  J  W Wayne  C  H 

McKinley  Wm West  Liberty 

Knrncr  D  C  {see  p  405) Wheeling 


McAdams  James Wheeling 

Marshall  &  Ries " 

Miller  O  C 

Moore  &  Son " 

Seabold  Charles " 

White  John 

Gillispie  J  W White  Sulphur  Springs 

Glancy  Edward Williamsburgh 


Paper  Bag  Mnfrs. 

See  Bag  Mnfrs. 


Paper  hungers. 

{See  also  Painters;  also  Wall  Paper.) 

Lewis  Wm  H.  {seep  77) Bethany 

Elting  Ralph Huntington 

Wilcox,  Dean  &  Sugden Parkersburgh 

Fox  N  B Salem 

Hursey  A  M " 

Kuril  er  DC  {see  p  405) Wheeling, 


Paper  mnfrs  and  Wholesale 
Dealers. 

Hanna  &  Clemens  Paper  Co Fulton 

Piedmont  Pulp  and  Paper  Co. .  .Piedmont 

George  Samuel Wellsburgh 

Harvey  Paper  Co " 

Reilly  G  V  &  Co Wheeling. 

Wheeling  Paper  Co  The. " 


"Patent  Medicine*. 

{See  also  Medicine  Mnfrs.) 

Me  Lain    Brothers  {see  left 
top  lines) Wheeling 


Patent  Solicitors. 


Patents 


WM.  G.  HENDERSON, 

Counselor  -  at  -  Law  and   Solicitor  or 

American  and  Foreign  Patents, 

Trade-Marks  and  Labels, 

Booms  20  to  23  Norris  Building,  cor.5in  and  F  streets,. 

WASHINGTON,  D.  C. 

Eighteen  years1  experience,  including  service 
in  Examining  Corps  U.  S.  Patent  Office.  Sends 
sketch  or  model  for  report  as  to  Patentability, 
Correspondence  invited. 


JOSEPH  Bi  HALL,  ArChiteCf,  Wheeling,    -^Wesi'virginia! 


PEN 


AND    BUSINESS    DIBBCTOBY. 


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Pension  Claim  Agents. 

Siler  J  H Berkeley  Springs 

Butt  J  D Harper's  Ferry 

Graham  G  W 

Poore  Mark Huntington 

Hoffman  P  M Marquess 

Gray  Wm Palatine 

Neal  LP Parkersburgh 

Piggott  JT 

Brown  D  W Point  Pleasant 

Phelps  &  Phelps 

McMurray  J  L Ravenswood 

Felber  H  J Wheeling 

Henry  J  A " 

Rogers  W  W 


*  Photographers'  Supplies. 

Foreman  Alexander  (seep 

183) Grafton 


Photographers. 

Penton  SB Berkeley  Springs 

Farnsworth  L  S  S Buckhannon 

Wallace  Bros Buffalo 

Gates  A  P Charleston 

Proctor  &  Thompson " 

McClung  C  Yi  (see  p  125)  Charles  Town 

Roberts  W  T Casko 

Thompson  E  &  W Clarksburgh 

Wilson  CE 

Miller  EC Davis 

Wilson  &  Bell De  Kalb 

Yocum  Wm Elk  Garden 

Forman  Israel Fairmont 

Sargent  J  R Frametown 

Teass  Robert Gap  Mills 

Donovan  RE Qormania 

Foreman   Alexander  (see 

p  183) Grafton 

Pepple  H Hinton 

Fenner  W  J Huntington 

Matthews  &  Humphrey " 

SayreJS 

Young  W  B Hyar 

Stonebraker  S  U Iuka 

Games  J  W Kenna 

Portmess  J  R Keyser 

Withrow  S  N McGill 

Stewart  J  L Mannington 

Cunningham  P  A  (see  right 

bottom  lines) Martinsburgh 

Darrow  E  C " 

Hunter  PC 

Parish  WE Middlebourne 

Wortman  &  Freeman Milton 

Paisley  L  B Montgomery 

Protzman  EC Morgantown 

Brinkmeier  Theodore Moundsville 

Geer  W  F New  Cumberland 


Loomis  C  W New  Martinsville 

Kidwell  J  H Parkersburgh 

Loomis  C  W " 

RitterJF 

Wilson  MS 

Beck  F  D Piedmont 

Wilde  J  T 

Watts  Miss  Martha Ravenswood 

Woods  I  W Ritchie  C  H 

Wilson  J  W Ronceverte 

Shockey  J , Silverton 

Linger  F  L Spencer 

Cheek  Peter Wellsburgh 

Stealey  Jacob Weston 

Brown  John Wheeling 

HigginsTH 

Parsons  J  A  H 

Plummer  F  W 

Tappan  &  Connel " 


Physicians. 

Abbreviations:  "B,"  Regular  or  Allopath; 
"H,"  Hommopathic;  "Bel,"  Eclectic;  "P- 
M,"  Physio-Medical. 

Larme  J  A  (R) Academy 

McClinticFT 

Campbell Acme 

McGlaughlin  J  M  (R) Addison 

Boyd  HP Alaska 

Lantz  Percival " 

Barnsdale  W  L  (R) Alderson 

Beard  W  C  (R) 

Miller  Charles  (R) 

Spicer  J  B  (R) 

Hogg  R  M Algoma 

Simons  G  W Alton 

Travis  J Anita 

Dickinson  &  Deitz  (R) Ansted 

Dent  G  W Arnettsville 

Price  G  W Arnoldsburgh 

Smith  H Assurance 

Glover  R  J Auburn 

Lawson  J  C  (R) " 

Arnett  R  J  (R) Aurora 

Harvey  James Baileysville 

Holstein  &  Swan  (R) Barboursville 

MossVR(R) 

Bickwell  A  A Barn 

Barker  G  E  (R) Barrackville 

Fogle  J  B Bayard 

Workman  Rosecrans  (R) " 

McGuinn  J Beall's  Mills 

Houston  J  M  (R) Beeler's  Station 

Cole Beets 

TimberlakeRW 

Perry  O  L Belington 

Rhorbaugh  C  L  (R) 

Keever  A8&WC  (R) Belleville 

Keever  L  F " 


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Physiciam— Cont'd. 

Eskey  Leonard Benwood 

FordHT 

HaskinsTH(R) 

Walton  J  C(R) 

Bee  S  F Berea 

Gilpin  GE(Rj Berkeley  Springs 

GreenCS(R) 

Hunter  J  H  (R) 

Pendleton  E  B  (R) 

Cox  J  H Bethany 

Jones  RE  (R) 

Shriver  Collie  (R) 

Kepler  Lester  (R) Beury 

Talbot  LW Beverly 

Yokum  George  W  &  Son " 

Davis  E  J Bigsteen 

Fletcher  GM Blacksville 

Hall  Ira 

Strosnider  Thompson 

Harvey  J  H Blankenship 

Deshons  J  H  (R) Blue  Sulphur  Springs 

Shoemaker  H  K Blundon 

Adkins  H  M Bowen 

Kirk  J  B  (R) Bramwell 

McGufflnRM 

McNeerHV 

Late  W  M(R) Bridgeport 

SibleyRB(R) 

Booth  J  C Biink 

Clellen  CM Brown's  Mills 

KeUeyGW 

Bryte  MS Bruceton  Mills 

Kerr  J  B Bryan 

Casteel  DTE(R)..   Buckhannon 

HuffJT(R) 

Mathers  J  R  (R) 

Blake  H  P  (R) Buffalo 

NashCP(R) 

Swinley  G  W  (R) Bunker  Hill 

Carter  W  C Burdett 

Kipps  DM Burlington 

Wilson  J  S 

Wright  MF. 

Russmisell  S  C  (R) Burners ville 

Mitchell  J  A  (R) Burning  Springs 

Stewart  DS 

Kid  J  W  (R) Burnsville 

Franks  G  K Burton 

LemleyAJ(R) 

Bee  A Cairo 

Haashaw  G " 

Martin  TC 

Rutherford  J  F 

Sanders  J  L  (R) Calis 

Layfield  Wm Camden 

Davis  EC  (R)  Cameron 

Duncan  J  C  (R) 

McCracken  J  C  (R) 

Vauden  G  W  (R) Caperton 


Gardner  J  F  (R) Capon  Bridge 

OffuttSJ(R). 

Adkinson  B  H Caress 

Queen  J  L *    " 

Carter  W  C  (R) Carpenter's 

Rinehart  Milton Cassville 

Bond Cedarville 

Cunningham " 

Jones  W  S ; Central  Station 

Marshall  John Centreville 

Hopkins  C  L Ceredo 

Shirley  RV 

Sturgill  W  F  (R) 

Wharton  J  T 

Aylor  J  W  (R) Charleston 

Barber  T  L  (R) 

Carr  Lawrence  (R) " 

Cotton  J  T(R) 

Henry  R  S  (R) 

HulbertC(R) 

McConihay  J  M  (R) 

Mayer  Daniel  (R) " 

Patrick  A  S  (R) 

Putney  J  (R) 

Snyder  M  F  (R) 

Stanton  J  S  (R) 

Stanton  SS(R) 

Staun  J  M(R) 

Summers  A  E  (R) 

Thomas  F  L  (R) 

Thompkins  W  W  (R) 

WatkinsTC(R) 

WilcoxJF(R) 

Worthington  S  R  (R) 

Bishop  J  P  (R)  . . .   Chailes  Town 

FoukeCF(R) 

Mason  G  D  (R) 

NeillWm(R) 

Richardson  C  P  (R) 

Starry  J  D  (R) 

Conowan  J  B Cherry  Camp 

HuppAL(R) 

Garred  B  P Chilton 

Prest  F  M  (R) Circleville 

Robbins  J  E  (R) Claremont 

Bowcock  J  W  (R) Clarksburgh 

Morgan  D  P  (R) 

PeckWC(R) 

Ramsey  J  W  (R) 

SmithJB(R) 

Carr  Clandus  (R) Clay  C  H 

Dunbar  W  S .Clear  Creek 

McClung  W  H Clinton  ville 

Ligon  John  (R) Clover  Lick 

Ross  MR Coco 

Rexroad  C  W Cokeley's 

Holroyd  &  Holroyd  (R).  .Concord  Church 

Howard  W  S Confidence 

Matheny  J  E Conings 

Gatewood  MM Copenhaver's  Mills 


R.  F.  Potts 


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Smith  J  B 

Adkinson  B  H 

Harrison  B  E  (R) 

Lallence  Jacob 

WaldonJH 

Fuller  J  H 

Bosworth  John 

PharrDC 

Abercrombia  J  W  (R). . 
McCollum  W  H  (R). . . , 
Lencindiver  Elijah  (R). 
Johnston  &  Smith  (R). 

Horner  W  H 

Curtis  W  R 

Bartlet 

Mayes  A  E 

Lough  SH 

Word  AS , 

Barth  J  B  (R) 

Campbell  W  C 

Hunter  James 

Daniels 

Austin  C  L 

Merchant  W  T 

Buckley  T  H 

LoarLT 

Cunningham  J  M 

Wagner  A  L 

Marshal  J  D 

Lowther  J  G 

Thaw  R  H 

Beckwith  S  F  (R) . . . . 

Goff  John(R) 

McLanelD(R) 

Stump  J  L  (R) 

Waugh  J  W  (R)' 

EdgellLL(R).. 

GerstellR&Bro(R).. 

Tyler  L  (R) 

Reyburn  J  A 

Fredlock  A  M  (R) 

Irons  JC(R) 

•Underwood  D  J  (R)  . . 

WilmothE  B  (R) 

•Gibson  D  W  (R) 

Corbin  ML 

Hanshaw  G  R 

Jones  L  H 

McMonow  J 

Noel  N  W   

Daily  W  F 

Bairden  Harrison 

Clark  H  P 

Casto  O  J 

Binns  J  H  (R) 

Fitch  D  P  (R) 

Jamison  Bros  (R) 

■OgdenP  W(R) 

Ogden  W  C  (R)  

Reger  A  G  (R) 


.  Copley  ville 

Corley 

.  Cottageville 


Cove  Gap 

, Craigsville 

Crickard 

.Crimson  Springs 
Dallas 


.Darkesville 

Davis 

Dayton 

Dean 

Deep  Valley 
.  Deep  Water 
. .  .Deer  Run 

Delray 

Dobbin 

Drexel 

.  .Dry  Creek 
...Duffleld's 
. .  .Dunmore 

Eagle 

.  .East  Lynn 

Echo 

Edray 

Eglon 

Egypt 

...Elizabeth 


.Elk  City 


.Elk  Garden 

Elkhorn 

Elkins 


Elk  water 

.  Ellenborough 


.Elmira 
..Elton 
, .  .Etam 
.Eugene 


Evans 

.Fairmont 


Bachtel  J  M Fair  Plain 

Donehoo  R  S  (R) .. Fairview 

Stone  W  G(R) 

Fleisher  H  S  (R) Falling  Spring 

Ice  C  H  (R) Farmington 

StricklerEW 

Michael  J  F Fellowsville 

Johnson  C  F  (R) Fetterman 

Love  W  P  (R) Flat  Rock 

Hughes  J  C Flat  Top 

Berry  J Flat  Woods 

Hammer  ME 

Queen  J  L " 

Curry  W  C  (R) Flemington 

Thrasher  J  D Forest  Hill 

Travis  Joseph Forksburgh 

Shipley  A  R Forks  of  Capon 

Deem  T  J Fountain  Spring 

Kincaid  A  (R) Frankford 

KincaidJR(R) 

Raymond  E  F  (R) 

Smith  G(R)  

Johnson  I  C  (R) Franklin 

Johnson  J  D  (R) 

Mooman  Fred  (R) " 

Dye  James Freed 

Hall  E  T  W  (R) Freemansburgh 

Snyder  George  (Eel) " 

Bronson  E  S French  Creek 

Hitchcock  C  B Friendly 

Quinn  C Frost 

Ashbrooke  R  L  (R) Fulton 

Rader Gandeeville 

Pharr  D  C  (R) Gap  Mills 

Carter  J  P  (R) Gerrardstown 

Daniels  G  W  (R) 

WileyJB(R) 

Mitchell  H  R  (R) Glade  Farms 

Sutton  E  K Gladesville 

Rickey  J  W Glen  Easton 

Stump  J  L  (R) Glen  Elk 

Dodson  E  H  (R) Glenville 

Grover  E  W  (R) Glenwood 

Eichleburger  J  T Glover's  Gap 

Flowers  A  J " 

Coplin  A Goose  Creek 

Drinkwater  W  G  (Eel) Gormania 

Grant  &  Henry  (R) Grafton 

Hamilton  J  M  (R) 

Haught  FT  (R) , ... 

LoveEL(R) 

LoveJH(R) 

Thayer  A  H  (R) 

VankirkWF(R) 

Warden  A  R  (R) 

Mclntire  G  L  ( R) Grangeville 

Swentzel  J  P Grantsville 

Austin  C  L  (R) Green  Bank 

Mooman  J  P  (R) 

Lemon  J  A Greenland 


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Phy§ician§ — Cont'd. 

Noel  E  E Green  Sulphur  Springs 

NoelN  W 

Boon  J  A Greenville 

Butt  A  H 

Butt  OS 

Craig  &  Holstein Griffithsville 

Leeson  Dora Grove 

Brown  J  W  (R) Guyandotte 

Dabney  DW(R) 

McGinnis  A  B  (R) 

Cunningham  James Hacker's  Valley 

Eliot  T  I 

Perry Halltown 

Bowles  &  Holley  (R) Hamlin 

Musgrave  J  E  (R) Handley 

Miller  J  M Hannahsville 

Gannon  Win  (R) Harper's  Ferry 

Ranson  B  B  (R) 

Scheaffer  D  M  (R) 

Spangler  W  H  H  (R) 

Crary  Archibald  (R) Hartford  City 

Baker  P  L  (R) Hartmonsville 

Goff  E  S Hazelgreen 

Jones  Porter Hebron 

Butler  M  S  (R) Hedges ville 

Hanna  George  (R) " 

Harris  J  T  (ft) 

Mitchell  C  H  (R) 

Stobert  RE Henderson 

Byrd  W  E  (R) Hendricks 

Hume  &  Haley  (R) Hinton 

Peck  8  P&  RC(R) 

Perry  G  F Holbrook 

Morris  M  K Holliday's  Cove 

Kepler  Kent Hominy  Falls 

Smith  C  W  (R) Horner 

Peterson  S  P Huntersville 

Brandebury  H  A  (R) Huntington 

BufflDgton  &  Pritchard  (R) 

CoxE  W(R) 

EnslowCR(R) 

Gardner  C  K  (R) 

Kearney  W  S  (R) 

McCoy  CW 

McCullough  P  C  (R) 

Meyers  J  D  (R) 

Pepper  R  R(H)  

RowWD(R) 

Saunders  &  Hogg " 

VickersR  E  (R) 

Wetzel  Miss  Florence " 

Kerr  Wm  (R) Hurricane 

NyeGL(R) 

Thompson  G  M  (R) 

Eurit  F  B Ireland 

Holroyd  Wm Iron 

Jones  G  M  C Island  Branch 

Kidd  A  W  (R) Jackson  C  H 

KiddWW(R) 


Simons  W  E  (R) Jackson  C  H 

WehrleM 

Wright  EB(R) 

Davison  J  P  (R) Janelew 

HallSW 

IvaDS  Joseph " 

McWhorterJS 

Sarver  C  B Jarrett 

Jarrell  J  P Jarrold's  Valley 

Jarrell  W  J 

Halterman  C  W     Jarvisville 

Blair  MA Johnstown 

Queen  Wilson " 

Abshire  AS Jumping  Branch 

Lilly  J  A 

Lewis  C  I  (R) Kanawha  Falls 

Hatfield  F  R Kanawha  Station 

Campbell  George Kasson 

Farhern  J  F " 

Border  D  W  (R) Kearneysville 

Lucas  Charles " 

Corbin  A  8  (Eel) Kenna 

Simmons  T  W  (R) 

Sturgill  W  F  (R) Kenova 

Daniels  T  L Kerens 

Brown  G  A  (R) Kesler's  Cross  Lanes 

McCutcheon  Rufus  (R) 

Hall  J  W(R) Keyser 

Hoffman  C  F  (R) 

KeysCF(R) 

WestTH(R) 

Clarke  W  F Kidwell 

McMillen  R  (R) KiDgwood 

Martin  W  S  (R) 

Pratt  S  A 

Trippett  R  B  L  (R) 

Davis  R  S  (R) Kirby 

Harter  S  A  (Eel) Knottsville 

Triplett  N  H Laurel  Iron  Works 

Haymond  D  S Leadsville 

Buch  T  H , Leetown 

Kesler Leivasy 

Dunlap  J  H Leon? 

Stuart  TF 

Hartley  J  T Le  Roy 

Gillian  EL.. Letart 

Petty  WF 

Austin  C  N  (R) Lewisburgh. 

Austin  SH(R) .. 

Beard  S  C  (R) 

McChestney  Robert  (R) 

Henderson  O  J Lewiston 

Asbury  H  F Liberty 

Musser  PC Lightburn 

Woodruff  Wm Limestone 

Mason  J  J Limestone  Hill 

Miller  J  H Lincoln 

Bradley  C  P Lindside 

Ellison  James  Little  Birch 

Carr  AH Littlesburgh 


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Reger  J  F Littleton 

ReinhartJH 

Brown  G  W Lizernore's 

Coleman  S  G " 

Bossman  J  F Lockhart's 

Godley  GW Logan  C  H 

Davis  A  W Lone  Cedar 

Duffy  J  J  (R) Lone  Tree 

Edgell  AW Looneyville 

EdgellKC 

Hall Lost  River 

Love  L  L Love 

Keever  W  S Lubeck 

O'Neil  A 

Evans  A  J Lumberport 

Holland  W  C Lurd 

McGill  C McGill 

Roach  J  R Madilin 

Ball  Jacob Madison 

Burdette  W  S 

Mitchell  James " 

Campbell  L  F Maggie 

Parks  AW Maiden 

Parks  John " 

Sample  J " 

ShirkeyW 

Burchinal  LN Mannington 

Calvert  TM 

Hamilton  M  F  (R) 

Ice  RE(R) ... 

Miller  ML  (R) 

Morgan  W  A  (Eel) 

Wilson  WCQ(R) 

Cunningham  J  B Marlinton 

Raker  N  D  (R) Martinsburgh 

Bland  T  J  (R) 

DayGF(H) 

Hedges  G  B  (R) 

Henkel  Solomon  (R) " 

HenshawWT(R) 

HowerJAC 

Janney  H  L  (R) " 

McSherry  J  W  (R) 

Morrison  G  P  (R) 

Myers  S  N  (R) 

Snodgrass  J  B  (R) 

Cherington  Charles Mason  City 

RussellJN(R) 

Cox  J  A Mason  Town 

Gochenhour  George Mathias 

Hensley  B  H Mattie 

Shirkey  D  W 

Highberger  W  T  (R) Maysville 

Humphreys  J  B Meadland 

Scott  J  F Medley 

Chesney  J  W  (R) Middlebourne 

Droon  SM  (R) 

McCollum  J  L  (R) 

Davis  G  A  (R) Middleway 

EvansAM(R) 


Wallace  Matthew  (R) Mill  Point 

Wayte  W  D  (R) Millsborough 

Bowles  W  H  (R) Milton 

LoveLL(R) 

Morris  Charles  (R) "    ' 

Summers  G  L  (Eel) 

Prickett  I  T  (R) Mineral  Wells 

Cameron  W  T  Mingo  Flat 

Bartlett  M  D Mole  Hill 

Jones  J  S " 

Knott  S  T Moler's 

Davis  W  J Montgomery 

HowerCS 

WysorJC 

Byrd  W  E Montrose 

Carpenter  G  H  (R) Moorefield 

GambleHM(R) 

Gunham  J  H , Morgan's  Glade 

Stutler  I Morgansville 

Brock  &  Wade  (R) Morgan  town 

Casselberry  M  L  (H) " 

Fitch  P(R) 

Hartigan  J  W  (R) 

Joseph  GM(R) 

McLaneJA(R) 

MackeyNH(R) 

Davis  J  R  (R) Moundsville 

HallRW(R) 

Steele  S  M  (R) 

Laird  J  M Mt  Carbon 

Bartlett  T  B Mt  Clare 

Stroud  WD Mt  Hope 

McClung  Granville Mt  Lookout 

Waldron  M  H Mouth  of  Pigeon 

Lawson  G  W Mouth  of  Sycamore 

Lawson  SB 

Tidd  E  T Murraysville 

Davis  Aaron Muse's  Bottom 

Estep  Enoch Nelson. 

Robbson  B Nero 

Incis  S Newark 

Dent  W  M Newbergh 

LanhamTF(R) 

Posten  S  J 

Bumont  Frank  (Eel) New  Cnmberland 

McLanePC(R) 

Mercer  A  B  (R) 

ParrJD(H) 

Yeates  J  W  (R) New  Dale 

McGee  F  S New  England 

Roush  LF(R) New  Haven 

Grim  M New  Martinsville 

LowtherFP(R) 

McComas  John  (R) " 

Richardson  J  J  (R) " 

Young  Jacob " 

James  A  A New  Milton 

Smith  J  D Newton 

Spencer  J  W  (R) 

Stump  CE 


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Physicians — Cont'd. 

Stump  E  H , Newton 

Hayes  E '. Nicholas 

Clayton  JE(R) Normantown 

Ross  DR North  Mountain 

Siple  W  H Oak  Flat 

TateWL Oceana 

McCann  P Osborne's  Mills 

Martin  EH Oxford 

Boyers  C  P  (R) Palatine 

Harr  H  T  (R) 

RymerHA(R) 

Sterling  A  W  (R) 

Bolin  John Paradise 

Amos  B  S Parker's 

Blubaugh  C  B  (R) Parkersburgh 

BogerCM(B) 

BondE  D  J  (R) 

BurwellWN(R) 

Camden  TB  (R) 

Campbell  Maihew  (R) 

ClarkAG(R) 

Freme  A  N  (R) 

Franklin  L  S  (R) 

Guthrie  C  C  J  (R) 

Harris  T  A  (R) 

Hudson  G  W  (R) 

Jamesson  H  C  (R) " 

KelleyJH(R) 

Kendall  J  E  (R) 

Sharp  WH(R) 

Walker  J  M  (Eel) 

Williamson  J  A  (R) 

Johnston  Joseph  (R) Parsons 

TanzyJE(R) 

KirkWV(R) Paw  Paw 

Shipley  H  C  (R) 

Hunter  J  W Peachtree 

Smith  Isaac  (R) Peel  Tree 

Enochs  B  B Peewee 

Boggess  S  T  (R) Pennsborough 

Curry  J  S  (R) Petersburgh 

Grove  J  T  &  J  (R) 

Spangler  C  W  (R) Peterstown 

Terry  W  B 

Maddox  A  S  (R) Petroleum 

Staton  W  A  (R) Peytona 

Bosworth  J  W  (R) Philippi 

GallE  D  (R) 

HoffMM(R) 

Parsons  T Philoah 

Parsons  E  H  (R) Piedmont 

Shuey  W  A  (R) 

Stone  T  M, Pine  Grove 

Shull  J  W Pleasant  Dale 

Houston  IN Pleasant  Valley 

•Carpenter  T  P  (R) Poca 

Mairs  Wm Pocataligo 

Barbee  A  L  (R) Point  Pleasant 

Guthrie  L  G  (R) 


Mossman  E  J  (R) Point  Pleasant 

Neale  W  P  (R) 

Haynes  A  F Prince 

Bee  Isaiah  (R) Princeton 

Bee  &  Bee . .  il 

Wyatt  Z  W. .   . . '. . . . . . . . .  Prospect  Valley 

Barnett  A  B  (R) Pruntytown 

Johnson  C  F  (R) 

Richards  B  F Pullman 

Grim  WO Queens 

Gregg  John Quiet  Dell 

Morris  H  S  (R) Raleigh 

Overton  W  M  (R) 

Hoyt  B  H  (R) Ravenswood 

HuslerJT(R) 

Vosburg  A  J  (R) 

Hurst  J  C Redbird 

Webb  J  F 

Thomas  D  A  (R) Red  House  Shoals 

McNutt  J  P  (R). . . .  Red  Sulphur  Springs 

McGinnis  W  H Reedsville 

Carter  G  W Reedy 

Welsh  Thomas Reedy  Ripple 

Knapp  G  W  (R) Richlands 

Sommer8  J  F Ridersville 

Price  &  Adams Rilla 

Conway  E  B Ripley's 

Osborne  Howard  (R) ...  .Rippon 

Blair  A  C  (R) Ritchie  C  H 

Harris  T  M  (R) 

RymerWA(R) 

Talbot  WE  (R) 

Cook  J  R Rivesville 

Whelan  M  E Roanoke 

Brown  W  A  J  (R) Rock  Cave 

PinnellNE(R) 

Bond  O  F(R) Rockford 

McGlumphy  W  G  (R) Rock  Lick 

Casto  C  E  T  (R) Rockport 

McDonald  Samuel Romlne's  Mills 

Berkley  B  F  (R) .Romney 

DaileyGT(R) 

Dailey  R  W  jr  (R) 

Miller  J  M 

Campbell  James  (R) Ronceverte 

de  Vebber  J  W  (R) 

Gates  M  A  (R) 

Edgell  A  W Roxalana 

Spencer  John " 

Rupert  C  A  (R) Rupert 

Haynes  A  F Russellville 

Walker  J  A. .  " 

Chilton  S  (R) . .... '. '. '. '. '. '. ' . '. '. '. '. '.  St  Albans 

Clark  E  W  (R) 

LeeRH(R) 

Miller  D  D  (E) 

Turner  W  T  (R) 

Haid  H  S  (R) St  Clara 

Calvert  A  E St  George 

Bradford  P  S  (R) St  Mary's 


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Criram  A  S  (R) St  Mary's 

SteereDQ(R) 

WateonJB(R) 

May  A  C Salama 

Carder  J  F Salem 

DewKH 

Kennedy  I  S(R) 

Lauchery  DC 

Wade  J  C Salt  Lick  Bridge 

Appleton  J  W  H Salt  Sulphur  Springs 

Woodward  A  J " 

Casto  A  H  (R) Sandy 

Carder  AS Sardis 

Flowers  C  B 

Flowers  EN 

Ross  S  J Schultz 

Nye  J  W Scott's  Depot 

Hughart  J  P  (R) Sewell  Depot 

Hutchison  W  W Sharon 

Butler  C  T  V  S  (R) Shepherdstown 

Grove  R  C  (R) 

Marshall  R  P  (R) 

Reynolds  A  S  (R) 

Tanner  I  S  (R) 

Dowler  Albert  (R) Sherrard 

Smith  DC Shiloh 

Henry  C  O  (R) Shinnston 

Strickler  Emery  (R) 

WyattZW(R) 

Haught  EC Silver  Hill 

Findley  J  A  (R) Simpson 

Sheals  Wm Sink's  Grove 

Rexroad  C  W  (R) Sinnett's  Mills 

Gillespie  J  L  (R) Sistersville 

Gillespie  W  H  (R) 

WestGB(R) 

Taylor  K  (R) Slanesville 

McCullough  W  H...  .Sleepy  Creek  Bridge 

Edgell  AM Smithville 

Hartman  S  P " 

SinnettJHM 

Bailey  A  G  (R) Spencer 

HallRG(R) 

McQuainJE(R) 

Parsons  A  R " 

PfostJM(R) 

Thompson  J  B  (R)  

Cameron  W  T Split  Rock 

Thomas  G  H Springfield 

Bartell  M  D Stanley 

Casto  J  C  (R) Statts'  Mills 

CastoVL(R) 

Rymer  M  N Stout's  Mills 

Holcomb  J  F Sue 

McCauley  W  H  R) Sutton 

Morrison  &  Newlon  (R) " 

Bryan  W  P  (R) Swann 

Ford  J  W  (R) Talcott 

Dye  W  T  W  &  J  A  (R) Tanner's 

Scott  S  M  (R) Terra  Alta 


Shafer  J  P  (R) Terra  Alta 

Hoffman  OH Thomas 

Wilson  L  L Thornton 

Hobbs  E  K Tooley 

Robbins  M  A " 

Anston  C Traveler's  Repose 

Mooman  J  P " 

Carter  J  T  (R) Triadelphia 

Shields  TK 

Homer  L  Trout  Valley 

Hughes  M  W Troy 

Woofter  A  J  (R) 

Powell  M  T  (R) Tunnelton 

Hinckle  Thomas  (R) Unger's  Store 

Brown  H  N Union 

Rayburn  J  W 

Tensley  W  H Uniontown 

Hopkins  J  J  (R) Upper  Track 

SitesJM(R) 

McCann  D Valley  Fork 

Willis  CJH Valley  Furnace 

James  D Valley  Mills 

Sterling  TF 

Welsh  J  F Vista 

Rose  E  W  (R) Wadestown 

Bell  EC Wallace 

Hensley  B  M Walton 

McKiver  J  W Wardensville 

Prince  Van  B  Warren 

Roos  D  R  (Eel) Waverly 

Burgess  G  R  (R) Wayne  C  H 

Taylor  J  R 

Brown  A Webster 

Kesler  C  P Welch  Glade 

Johnston  J  P  (R) Wellsburgh 

Roberts  H  1(H) 

Walkinshaw  J  B  (R) 

Knight  A  L  (R) West  Columbia 

Mackin  Reynoldo  (R) West  Grafton 

Yates  TB(R) 

Epstein  E  M  (R) West  Liberty 

Shorts  J  M(R) 

Davidson  LA West  Milford 

Foreman  L  H  (R) 

Hoff  Susan  D  (R)  

Simpson  G  B  (R) Weston 

Ashburn  Amaziah  (Eel) West  Union 

Bland  B  C  (R) 

Charter  L  R  (R) 

McCallyJG(R) 

McLane  &  Griffin  (R) 

Strickling  Wm  (Eel) 

Ackerman  Gregory  (R) Wheeling 

Aschman  G  A " 

Bagueley  HB  (R) 

BairdReed  (R) 

Bates  W  J  (R) 

Bebout  W  S  (R) 

Belleville  J  E  (R) 

BrannenHC(R) 


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Physicians— Cont'd. 

Bullard  RH(K) Wheeling 

€ampbellJ  A  (R). 

Clinton  W  D  (R) 

Copeland  &  Bell  (R) 

Frissell  C  M  (R) 

FrissellJohn  (R) 

Garrison  G  J  (R) 

Hildreth  E  A  (R) 

Hoge  Eugene  (R) 

jHuppJC(R) 

,Hutchins  W  S  (R) 

Jones  Harriet  B  (R) " 

Kelly  G  W  (R) 

Lewis  D  A  (R) 

McCoyJW(R) 

Manley  J  R  (Eel) 

MegrailWP(R) 

Morrison  D  B  (H) 

Myers  E  C  (R) 

ReedR  J  (R)  

SpraggSLS(R) 

Stathers  W  E  (R) 

StifelAF(R) 

Taylor  Dfl(R) 

Williams  Alice  D  (R) 

WilsonLD(R) 

Kramer  SEB White  Day 

Bruns  W  P  (Eel) White's  Creek 

MarshallJD 

Calwell  W  P  (R).  .White  Sulphur  Springs 

Freeland  P  L Wileysville 

Fenlana  P  L " 

Campbell  C  R Williamsburgh 

Dawson  Z  E 

Sloan  E  (Eel) Williamstown 

Dunlap  J  H Willow  Tree 

Dunbar  W  A  (R) Winfield 

Martin  A  Y  (R) 

Mayer  Joseph  (R) 

Diddle  J  N Winifrede 

RayCA(R) 

Hinerman  M  H Worthington 

Flowers  A  O Wyatt 

Reece  W  S Wyoma 

Thornbury  J,H Yorkville 

YorkLH 

Enoch  Benson Zackville 

Cooper  F  W Zona 


*Piano  Tuners. 

Gloel  M Martinsburgh 

Neal  W  H Piedmont 

Humrickhouse  Wm Shepherdstown 

Pianos  and  Organs. 

(See  also  Music  and  Musical  Merchandise.) 

Law  T  A Aberdeen 

Michaelson  O  H  (seep  107). Charleston 


Spence  George  L  &  Co Charleston 

Thompson  C  F Clarksburgh 

Dunnington  &  Co Fairmont 

Criter  H Gaston 

Brock  J  M  &  Son Grafton 

Jones  J  A Huntington 

Spence  G  L&Co 

Nefflen  P  H Keyser 

Hall  M  T Parkersburgh 

Hopkins  &  Amiss " 

Hunt  &  Wetherell 

Baumer  V  XV  A -Co Wheeling 

Caulfleld  T  A  (see  p  897) 

GlddingsE  M  (seep  393) 

House  CA  (see  right  top  lines 
and  p  395) " 


Pictures,  Frames  and  Moldings. 

Hordish  C  H Charleston 

Moore  S  Spencer  &,  Son 

(seep  119) 

Richardson  Bros " 

Abbott  D  E Huntington 

Langdon  &  Hunt Kanawha  City 

Kaplan  Lewis Martinsburgh 

Frank  J  L.  (see  p  397) Wheeling 

SchultzeAJ " 

WentzelPC 


*Piping— Terra  Col ta  Flue. 

Smith  W  II  Hardware  Co 

The  (see  left  top  lines  and  p  283) 

Parkersburgh 

Planing  Mills. 

(See  also  Sash,  Doors  and  Blinds;  also  Lum- 
ber Mnfrs.) 

Smith  Asbury Academy 

Bennett  &  King Addison 

Parker  Bros Amos 

Smith  J  B  &  Bro Assurance 

Theur  M Beverly 

Bridgeport  Planing  Mill  Co Bridgeport 

Sandusky  JB 

Upton  &  Wise  Cairo 

Glendenning  &  McCracken Ceredo 

Charleston  Dry  Dock  Co Charleston 

Gebhart  C  C 

South  Side  Lumber    Co 

(seep  113) " 

Jefferson  Lumber  and  Mnfg  Co 

Charles  Town 
Lippitt  W  F  &  T  P  (seep 

126) 

Phillips  Wm  &  Sons 

Lambert,  Harper  &  Co Circleville 

Clarksburgh  Planing  Mill  Co.  Clarksburgh 
Bern  Charles Danville 


Steam,  Water,  Gas, 


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Beaver  Creek  Lumber  Co Davis 

Blackwater  Boom  and  Lumber 

Co 

Henderson  &  Lewis Delphi 

Rumbarger  J  L  Lumber 

Co  (see  right  bottom  lines  and  p 

541) Dobbin 

Noel  J  A Dunmore 

Few  Smith  Lumber  Co Elizabeth 

Dilcher  &  Sons. Elk  City 

Haas  James " 

Green  R  A Elk  Garden 

Scott  Bros  &  Co Elkins 

Scott  PB 

Clayton  l'A&  Co  (seep  165) Fairmont 

Fleming  O  J 

Cayton  D  L Farmington 

Boran  J  N  &  Co Gaston 

Morris  Clark Gazil 

Conkee  AH Glen  Elk 

Haas  Planing  Mill " 

Morgan  Wm  H  &  Sons Grafton 

ZeckA&Co 

Morris  RF Henderson 

Lavender  James Hinton 

Hoult  EH Hoult 

Crandall  SB Howell 

Martin,  Nickerson  &  Co Huntington 

Hanly  &  Musgrave Ireland 

Manear  A  B Kingwood 

Ringer  SF 

Mohler  Lumber  Co Lock  Seven 

Robinson  L  Ci  (seep  2  45).  M.a,x\nmgton 

Tebo  "WE Martinsburgh 

Huth  W  H .  Middlebourne 

Montgomery  J  W Montgomery 

Risinger  S  &  Co Moundsville 

Murraysville  Mnfg  Co Murraysville 

Graham  F  M New  Cumberland 

Berger  Levi New  Martinsville 

Koontz  Bros  &  Phillips " 

Parsons  G  W Parchment  Valley 

Cooper  &  Kline Parkersburgh 

Kirk  Wm 

Little  Kanawha  Lumber 
Co  (see  bottom  edge  and  right 

bottom  lines) " 

Parkersburgh  Mill  Co " 

Poling  J  L  &,  Co  (see p  295).  .Parsons 

Stokes  Jo3eph " 

Pennsborough  Planing  Mill  Co. 

Pennsborough 

Fredlock  E  J Piedmont 

Schuler    &,   Hanes   (see   p 

311) Point  Pleasant 

Hankey  D  B Quiet  Dell 

Crooks  George Ravenswood 

Gilfllen  &  Bro Rena 

Knight  James  &  Co Rivesville 

Shelly  &  Wirgman Romney 


Markey  Bros Rosby's  Rock 

Randolph  J  F Salem 

Shenandoah  Machine  Co 

Shenandoah  Junction 

Rowand  &  Smith Shinnston 

CookBF  Sink's  Grove 

Forsyth  J  T  (seep  349) Sistersville 

Huddleton  W Spencer 

Clovis  B  &  Son Sutton 

Robinson  Wesley Wallace 

Bickerstaff  &  Coleman Wellsburgh 

Dawson  Silas West  Milford 

Beltz,  Flading  &  Co Wheeling 

Fisher  AC 

Halliday  J  A  &  Son 

Klieves-Kraft  Co " 

Wilson  &    Chapman  (see 

back  cover  and  p  385) " 

Wood  Bros  Planing  Mill 

Co  (see  right  top  lines) " 

Cochran  C  T Worthington 


-Plaster    Miifrs. 

Fitzgerald's     Patent     Prepared 
Plaster  Co Huntington 


Plasterers. 

Haynes  Dudley Alderson 

Lynn  Dallas " 

Mann  Taylor " 

Miller  Lee  Baker's  Run 

Troxell  J  M Berkeley  Springs 

Craft  A  C Bethany 

Ford  DA Buffalo 

Mitchell  Henry Charles  Town 

Sedinger  J  D Guyandotte 

Ward  Wm 

Walters  Robert Harper's  Ferry 

St  Lemmon  Rolla Marion 

Custer  C  J  Martinsburgh 

Grimes  J  P " 

Malone  Charles Mason  City 

Kent  Charles Milton 

McDowell  P  W Ronceverte 

Keys  Richard Shepherdstown 

Winebenner  George " 

Kemple  Alexander Wheeling 

Murphy  C  B 

Murphy  W  P " 


"Plate  and  Window  Glass. 

Smith  W  H  Hardware 
Co  The  (see  left  top  lines  and  p 
283) Parkersburgh 


Plow  Rlnfrs. 

See  Agricultural  Implements. 


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Plumbers,  Steam  and    Gas  Fit* 
ters. 

Ambrose  C  P  &  Bro Berkeley  Springs 

Howell,  Sharklin  &  Dowman.  .Charleston 

Bishop  JH Charles  Town 

Easterday  &  Co 

Redman  Bros Clarksburgh 

Cattle  L  N Hinton 

Adams  D  P  &  Co Huntington 

Boardman  &  Hawkins 

Winn  &  Moran " 

Ritzell  A  P Keyser 

McDonough  M  C  Mannington 

Wolfes  C  H Martinsburgh 

Union  Improvement  Co Morgantown 

Bryan  &  Spencer  (see  right 

bottom  lines  and  p  293)  . . .Parkersburgh 

Caswell  W  S 

Turner  C  H  (seeright  top  lines 

and  p  287) " 

Suter  &  Minshall Piedmont 

Schnelle  W  F  C Wellsburgh 

Adams  &  McKown Wheeling 

Hare  Wm  &  Son  " 

HibberdG  &  Son 

KyleRW 

Little  T  A 

Mansbarger,  Lotz  &  McKown. .         " 

Rose  &  Hamilton 

Seeley  Oscar " 

Trimble  &  Lutz 

Ziegler  F  E 

Pork  and  Beef  Packers. 

See  Packers. 


Portrait  Painters. 

See  Artists. 


Posts. 

See  Ties,  Posts  and  Poles. 


Potteries. 

Russell  E  O Bridgeport 

Walker  Bros Nicholas 

Donagho  A  P  &  Son Parkersburgh 

Conrad  A Shinnston 

Day  W  M  K Wheeling 

Warwick  China  Co " 

West  "Virginia  China  Co 

Wheeling  Pottery  Co " 

Poultry    Breeders. 

Bond  GE&  ES Brushy  Run 

Price  Catherine Kendalia 

Mahr  O  C Lubeck 

Kelley  Rev  MA Milton 

Staats  C  A Ravenswood 


Rinehard  Wm Shepherdstown. 

Shepherd  Aram " 


Poultry  Dealers. 

(See  also  Fish,  Oysters  and  Game.) 

Nichols  Jacob Halltown 

Swartz  J  P Martinsburgh 

Long  Wilson Middlebourne 

Earnest  D  J Parkersburgh 

Roinsburg  &  Son Van  Clevesville 

McEntee  Thomas Wheeling 

Morgan  Patrick " 

Hale  B  F Wyoma 

"Preserving  Companies. 

Counihan  Bros Wheeling 

Flaccus  Bros " 

McMechen  G  K  &  Son 


"Pressed  Standing-Seam  Roofing 
Wheeling  Corrugating  Co 

(see  front  edge  and  p  465) Wheeling. 

"Print  Works— Calico. 

Stifel  JL&  Sons Wheeling 

Printers— Book  and  Job. 
Pendleton  X  S  D  (seep  76) 

Berkeley  Springs 

Robbins  AW Bluefield 

Butler   Printing  Co  (seep 

121) Charleston 

Donnally  M  W  (see  p  117). . 
Henderson  J  V  (see  p  123). .        " 
Jarrett  &  Atkinson  (seep 

119) 

Moore  S  Spencer  &.  Son 

(see  p  119) " 

Star-Tribune  Co 

Gallaher  W  W  B Charles  Town 

Haines  G  W. 

Osburn  R  C Clarksburgh 

McCoy  J  E Fairmont 

Hen ii en  W  V  (see  p  189). .  .Guyandotte 

Corbin  S  L Hall 

Argus  Printing  House Huntington 

Dudley  J  R 

Gibson  J  R 

Huntington  Printing  and 

Publishing  Co  (see  p  207) " 

Pioneer   Printing  Co  (see 

p213) " 

Prichard  C  N 

Walker  CW 

Dennis  &  Argabrite Lewisburgh 

Quenzel  C  H Martinsburgh 

ReilyJT 

Westenhaver  &  Boyer " 

Wisner  J  N " 


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Ball  en  tine  M  M  (seep  255) Milton 

Morgan  H  M Morgantown 

Rogers  J  W Moundsville 

Elletson  George Parkersburgh 

GibbensGB 

Horn  or  R  E 

White  &  Baker  (see  p  £84) . 
Simpson  Livla  Nye  (see  p 

30/)  Point  Pleasant 

Tippett  G  W  (see  p  315) 

McGlothlin  J  E  (seep  319) 

Ravenswood 

Smith  EC 

Stunts  C  A 

Sigler  J  J Ritchie  C  H 

Cornwell  Bros Romney 

Harper  Mrs  SL " 

Blake  W  B  (seep  3£9) Ronceverte 

Randolph  Orman Salem 

Appleton  Edward. .  .Salt  Sulphur  Springs 

Bland  &  Chrisman Weston 

FinsterGV 

Bullard  Printing  House Wheeling 

Hall  Joseph 

Horner  J  F 

Prager  Charles 

Prager  D  L 

Tucker  Wm " 

WillsJB 

miller  J  W  (see  p  415)  Winfield 

Stevens  P  C  (see  p  415) 

Neil  J  F  V Winston 


Produce— Wholesale. 

Hall  Bros Cairo 

Thorn  J  W  &  Co. Clarksburgh 

Biddie  Bros  (seep  £91).  .Parkersburgh 

Moore  &  Cole " 

Stone  HG&Bro 

Bachmann  P  &  Sons Wheeling 

Campbell  J   B  &,  Co  (see 

below) " 

Counihan  Bros 


Kincheloe  R  S Wheeling 

Stolze  Bros 

Winter  JF 


Produce  Commission. 

(See  also  Commission — General.) 

Boyd  Bros Charleston 

Spencer  &  Meldahl 

Spencer  J  H  &  Son Graham  Station 

Bell&  Wells Wheeling 

Booth  &Digby 

Produce  Dealers. 

(See  also  General  Stores;  also  Grocers.) 

Arnett  CM Arnettsville 

Withrow  A  J Dawson 

Simons  P Eureka 

Miller  H  C. .  * Georgetown 

Nichols  Jacob Halltown 

Page  WW Lockhart's  Run 

Price  A  J 

Waters  W  F Maidsville 

Beckwith  A  B Parkersburgh 

GilbertJL 

Watkins  Cornelius " 

Cottle  David Peniel 

Corroll  H  B .  .Piedmont 

Starkie  Enos Ravenswood 

Ford  Bros Salem 

Downing  R  A Sand  Hill 

Kinney  &  Foley West  Union 

MarkeyJB 

Bailey  John Wheeling 

Bailey  Patrick 

Bradley  Bridget 

Brewster  Thomas 

Conwell  Annie 

Dillon  J  T 

Dillon  Peter 

Elisch  C 

Florence  S  J 

Gardner  Frank 


J.  B.  CAMPBELL. 


B.  KELLY. 


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Produce  Dealers Cont'd. 

Gardner  John Wheeling 

Gardner  Wm 

Hess  HE 

Koch  W  H 

KreiterCW 

Laue  Ernst " 

McNara  Michael " 

Miller  Leopold " 

Moore  E  A " 

Morgan  Patrick " 

MurdockGG 

Myers  J " 

Neaumann  Katie " 

Raymond  W  G 

Schreiner  Andrew " 

Underwood  Joseph " 

Wehlmann  Frederick " 

Wolfe  George 


*Proprietary  Medicines. 

(See  also  Medicine  Mnfrs  ) 

Shaw  H  Clay  [see  right  bot- 
tom tines) Piedmont 

Provisions. 

See  Packers;  also  Meat  Markets. 


Publishers. 

(See  also  Subscription  Books.) 

Vandall  R  W Charleston 

Clouston  J  H  (see  p  397) Wheeling 

*Pulley  Mnfrs. 

Sprinkle  Pulley  Co  (see  p 
299) Pennsborough 

"Pulleys  and  Hangers. 

Berry  C  H  (see  left  top  lines). .  Wheeling 

Pulp  Mnfrs. 

Potomac  Pulp  Co Falling  Waters 

Harper's  Ferry  Paper  Co.  ..Harper's  Ferry 

Shenandoah  Pulp  Co " 

Piedmont  Pulp  and  Paper  Co. .  .Piedmont 

"Pulp  Wood. 

Laurel  Fork  Pulp  Wood  Co  .. .  .Hendricks 


Pumps— Mnfrs  and  Dealers. 

Bragg  Thomas Charles  Town 

Ritzell  A  P Keyser 

Bryan  &  Spencer  (see  right 
bottom  lines  and  p  293) Parkersburgh 


Turner   C   H    (see  right  top 

lines  and  p  287) Parkersburgh 

Blatchley  C  G West  Grafton 


*Queensware. 

(See  also  Crockery  and  Glassware  ) 
Bibbee  W  C  (see  p  208) Huntington 

Rags  and  Metals. 

See  Junk. 


Railroads. 

See  page  58. 

Railroad  Contractors. 

See  Contractors. 


Railroad  Tickets. 

See  Ticket  Brokers. 


Railroad  Ties. 

See  Ties,  Posts,  Etc. 


Real  Estate  Agents. 

(See  also  Land  Agents;  also  Loan  Agents.) 

Thornburg  THB Barboursville 

Robson  HA Beckwith 

Sandige  J  A Beets 

Pelley  AN Benwood 

Dawson  THB Berkeley  Springs 

Baldwin  D  B Bluefleld 

Emmons  MR 

NashH  M 

Peck  &  McClaugherty 

TabbLC 

Williams  G  W 

Flat  Top  Coal  Land  Assn Brarawell 

Buckhannon  Land  Trust  Assn.. 

Buckhannon 

Heavner  J  W " 

WestfallG  D 

McGregor  D Cairo 

Brawley  &  Holliday Charleston 

Fawcett  H  S  &   Co  (see  p 

101) 

Hall  Cyrus " 

Hall  &  Chilton 

Hawkins  S  A  &  Co  (see  p 

110) 

Malcolm  J  W  (see  p  110) " 

MiddletonJE 

Patterson  D  W  jr 

Popp  Thomas " 

ThornhillJL 

Davenport  &  Mallorie Charles  Town 

Gibbs,  Loeffler  &  Wood 

Kennedy  PC 


Reymann  Brewing  Co.'s 


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Lippitt  WF&TP(s««j)  125) 

Charles  Town 

Mitchell  C  T  &  Co 

Washington  &  Alexander " 

Wyatt  JE&Co  (see  p  125). 

Wynkoop  AG " 

Boggesa  C  A Clarksburgh 

Boggess  J  R " 

Sommerg  &  Sommers  (see 

right  top  lines) " 

Swecker  C  B Dunmore 

Bent  J  A Elkins 

Darden  Bros " 

'Grose  J  T Fayette  Station 

Perrin  DA Gormania 

McGinnis  B  D Guyandotte 

Miller  E  V Hannahsville 

Hutchinson  R  L Henderson 

Barrett  T  Francis  &  Co Huntington 

Burnett  J  W 

Enslow  E  B  (see  p  213) 

Harrold  C  B   &   Co  (see  p 


McCulIough  B  C  (seep  211) 

Poore  Mark " 

Potts  &  Cammack " 

Fawcett  H  8  &  Co Kanawha  City 

Hamrick,  Todd  &  Co 

•Savage,  Early  &  Co " 

ThornhillJT 

Baldridge  T  H Kenova 

iSimmons,  Perry  &  Nesbitt " 

McRae  Duncan Kingwood 

Lambert  A  F Martinsburgh 

Mathews  J  S 

Snyder  E  E 

Smith  GD Middlebourne 

Burke  J  R Milton 

Anderson  T  W Morgan  town 

Grant  EM 

Barrack  Charles New  Martinsville 

McElcowney  J  C " 

Craig  J  S Nicholas 

Dunbar  V  A Parkersburgh 

Gordon  G  H 

Hutchinson  J  A " 

Jackson  WW 

Savage  T  S 

VanMatreDS 

Collins  Creed Pennsborough 

Zevely  &  Duty  (see p  298). . 

Dyer  W  F Petersburgh 

Sharpnack  DM Petroleum 

Reger  S  L Philippi 

Phleeger  L  H Piedmont 

Totton  M  C 

Tippett  &  Hutchinson Point  Pleasant 

Prince  E Raleigh 

Cornwell  W  B Romney 

Hyer  J  S Sutton 


McGinnis  W  A Terra  Alta 

Klein  I  P  (see  p  371) Wellsburgh 

Felber  R  J  Wheeling 

HallerWH&Son 

Henry  J  A 

Mathison  G  J " 

Morgan  &  Simpson " 

Nesbitt  &  Devine " 

O'Brien  Thomas 

Rinehart  &  Tatum " 

Rolf  &  Harvey 

SchaeferCA 

Smith  ©  O  (see  right  top  lines)        " 

StalnakerDE 

ZanePlatoff 


Restaurants. 

Waldron  Maria Alderson 

Brown  T  T Berkeley  Springs 

Wheeler  &  Ross Bluefield 

McLean  J  J Buckhannon 

Shalvey  Benjamin Cameron 

Barth  &  Hardardt Charleston 

DandridgeSS 

Hess  Amelia " 

MairsJW 

Meyers  S  E 

Rarick  L " 

Schwartz  Louis  (seep  115).        " 

SurbaughAS 

Washburn  DeWitt 

Walker  W  H Charles  Town 

Huch  Mrs  Mary Clarksburgh 

Page  Harriet " 

Blair  Henry Fairmont 

Boggess  AM " 

Bowers  O  HP 

Clark  W  F Grafton 

Fallon  Mrs  Mary " 

McCabeJA 

Slokner  Wm " 

Lane  George Guyandotte 

Smoot  Beverly " 

Herrell  WE Harper's  Ferry 

Stuart  J  A " 

Taylor  R  J Hinton 

Bornheim  Moses Huntington 

Burns  J  A " 

Clay  Henry " 

Haucke  Mrs  Mary " 

Kilcoyne  Patrick " 

OatesWM 

Pigman  Mrs  Mary " 

Smith  GW 

Waldron  Wm " 

Davis  T  H Keyser 

Powers  Miss  Lizzie Mannicgton 

Carter  J  L Martinsburgh 

Little  &  Eberle 

O'Neal  CR 


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Strausner  Paul Martinsburgh 

Fultz  J  B  &  Co Montgomery 

HufflneWC 

Stine  DH Morgantown 

Thompson  Samuel " 

McGill  Newton Moundsville 

Wilson  Samuel " 

Smith  WR New  Cumberland 

Fisher  Henry New  Martinsville 

Clark  Robert  jr Parkersburgh 

Davis  Mrs  Lucetta " 

Gore  Mrs  T  (see  p  293) 

Grimm  J  H  

Heinsfurter  J  M " 

HullCL •. 

Jones  Mrs  MA " 

Kimes  F  J " 

Moffatt  J  IJ  {seep  291) 

Rowland  Lena " 

Smith  Mrs  Ina 

Smith  J  H 

Starr  Mrs  Ida " 

Townsend  H  S  (see  p  287) 

Tregolia  Paul " 

Williams  Ed  ward " 

Woodyard  &  McAllister " 

Emrick  S  J Ravenswood 

Bennington  H  H Rilla 

Eldridge  Edmond Ronceverte 

Miller  Jacob " 

Perkins  C  M 

Beamer  W St  Albans 

Henley  Frank 

Parscala  James St  Mary's 

Turner  W  O Sewell  Depot 

Johnson  P Shenandoah  Junction 

Stonebraker  J  M Shepherdstown 

Bartlett  Bros Spencer 

Farnsworth  Bros Sutton 

Lynch  C  F Weston 

Adams  I  H Wheeling 

Arnold  Mrs  SP 

Brunhaus  Henry " 

Conard  Wm " 

Fitzpatrick  R  E 

Fry  Mrs  C  A 

HannanD  P 

Hearne  HI  S  (see  p  405) " 

Hottmann  August " 

LynnFM 

McElroy  Belle 

McLaughlin  Wm " 

OttoCF 

WidmeyerMary " 

Dakan  John Wileysville 

"Ridge  Capping. 
Wheeling     Corrugating 

Co  (see front  edge  and  p  465). .  .Wheeling 


*Road  Machinery  Mnfrs. 
Vulcan  Road  Machine  Co 

(see  front  cover) Charles  Town 


Rolling  Mills. 

See  Iron  Mnfrs. 

Roofers— General. 

Williamson  SB Belleville 

Bosbury  C  J  &  Sons Parkersburgh 

Bayha  D  H  (see  p  399) Wheeling. 

Caldwell  &  Peterson  Mnfg  Co. .        " 
ListWm  A  &Co 


*Roofers— Iron  and  Tin. 

Smith  W  II  Hardware  Co 

The  (see  left  top  lines  and  p  283) 

Parkersburgh 
Thomas  G  B Point  Pleasant 


"Roofers— Metal  and  Slate. 

Delaney  &.  Board  Mnfg 

Co  (see  p  117) Charleston 

Suter  &  Minshall Piedmont 


Roofers— Slate. 

Bender  I  L  &  Bro Martinsburgh 

TeboWE 

Dickel  John  &  Sons Parkersburgh 

Sharp  &  Kearns " 

Reed  W  L.  (see  p  391) Wheeling 


Roofers— Tin. 

Ambrose  &  Bro Berkeley  Springs 

Wolf  J  C  &  Son Charleston 

Earnshaw  &  Dooley Charles  Town 

Russell  J  W 

Beale  T  W .Harper's  Ferry 

Fisher  E  R Martinsburgh 

Fisher  J  WR 

Harris  Addison. Moundsville 

ifcuiiin  C  C  (see  p  263) 

Light  John Peterstown 

Waffer  &  Herboldschimer Piedmont 

Doan  J  H St  Mary's 


Rubber  Stamps. 

Castor  ME Wheeling 

McCarterJF 


"Rustic  Work. 

Barrett  W  H Point  Pleasant 


Saddles    and    Harness— Whole- 
sale. 

Sumner  W  S Clarksburgh. 


Heavy  Tank  Work. 


COX  &  MORRISON,  Mnfrs.  Boilers 
and  all  Kinds  of  Heavy  Sheet  Iron 
Work.    Wheeling,  W.  Va.     See  P.  5. 


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Saddle  and  Harnessmakers. 

Wolverton  J  S Aberdeen 

Burgess  H  W Academy 

Payne  ME Alderson 

Hardman  T  C Auburn 

Fry  P  V Beckwith 

Sisk  JC. Belington 

Price  MA Berkeley  Springs 

Lauck  Simon Bethany 

Greynolds  Louis  D  &  Co Beverly 

Pratt  A  B Blacksville 

McGibbons  W  H Bruceton  Mills 

Smith  CM  Buckhannon 

Talbott  &  Poundestone " 

Park  CM Buffalo 

Henderson  P  F Burnersville 

Pell  W  F Burning  Springs 

Feeney  J  F Burnsville 

Wilson  Wm 

Hibbs  O  J Burton 

Young  J  R Cairo 

Reynolds  &  Gillespie Cameron 

VanataTD 

Canfield  B  T Canfleld 

Poynter  R  H Cassville 

Tucker  J  W 

Tucker  W  A 

Stump  Michael Centreville 

Burt  BR Charleston 

Killinger  C  &  Co 

Mahan  Henry " 

Popp  Joseph " 

Goetz  AD Charles  Town 

MiddlekauffHB 

Shugert  R  D  &  Bro 

Wade  L Charlotte 

Halden  AC Churchville 


Hursey  WE Clarksburgh 

Martin  N  A " 

Sumner  W  S " 

Leib  F Clifton  Mills 

Killinger  &  Son Coalburgh 

Fresize  C  E Cottageville 

Leach  Addison Crimson  Springs 

Britton  T  C Darkesville 

Shrader  R  C Dilley's  Mills 

Gross  G  W Drexel 

Sargent  &  Harwood Elkins 

Whetsel  B  F 

Westlake  B  F .Elm  Grove 

Thomas  BE Evansville 

Hall  T  F Fairmont 

McCray  C  E 

Snider  J  R " 

Casto  G  W Fair  Plain 

Wilson  George Fairview 

Wilson  John " 

Woodward  J  R Frankford 

Evick  Pleasant Franklin 

Skidmore  J  C " 

Colerider  W  A French  Creek 

Roby  AS Georgetown 

Collis  B  J Gerrardstown 

Mason  Henson Grafton 

Price  J  M 

Hardman  Jerome Grantsville 

Wilkinson  J  F Hamlin 

Chapline  C  L Harper's  Ferry 

Alexander  J  H Hedgesville 

Grose  Henry Huntersville 

Douthit  &  Leist Huntington 

PoageRC 

Parks  E  T Jackson  C  H 

Ripley  J  A  

Davis  O  H Johnstown 


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Saddle  and    Harnessmakers— 

—Cont'd. 

Atkins  S  M Keyser 

Davis  A  W Kincheloe 

Warren  U  N  &  Co Lewisburgh 

WilburTH 

Paul  John Macksville 

Dietz  Philip Mannington 

Irwin  WR 

O'Neal  J  R Martinsburgh 

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Trimble  G  W... 

Raehler  H  G Maysville 

Shell  J  W Medley 

Smith  G  W Middleway 

Slyer  J  P Moorefield 

Derring  Albert Morgantown 

Pride  Wm  M  &  Son 

Cox  H  H Mouudsville 

GattsS  J 

Price  A  E 

Wilson  C  S New  Cumberland 

Kirby  Willis New  Haven 

Mangold  D  N New  Martinsville 

Grose  Wm Nicholas 

Harnish  H  F Parkersburgh 

Woodward  Mnfg  Co " 

Martin  J  D Peel  Tree 

Flesher  Adam Pennsborough 

Lambert  Isaac Petersburgh 

Buckland  J  A Peterstown 

Dulaney  Theo " 

Spangler  C  M  &  Sons " 

Spangler  C  P  &  Bro 

Mason  Harrison .' Philippi 

Wilson  AG 

Jarboe  J  H Piedmont 

McDaniel  Abraham Pleasant  Creek 

McDaniel  Isaac " 

Bryan  J  W  &  Co Point  Pleasant 

Chidester  EC Ravenswood 

Gould  Wm  H  (see  p  319). . .. 

Ayers  J  B Ritchie  C  H 

Martin  CS 

Jet  J  E Rockford 

Hart  EM Romine's  Mills 

PinnellJH 

Houser  H  G Romney 

Ling  Franklin " 

Best  &  Workman Ronceverte 

Lauer  John  &  Co St  Mary's 

Wade  Peter " 

Davis  R  C Salem 

Sprigg  J  D Salt  Lick  Bridge 

Upton  AH Schilling 

Loyns  H  M Shepherdstown 

ShanerJW 

Knox  Wm  &  Co Shinnston 

Anshutz  Fred Sistersville 

McMuna  H  J 


Danser  J  S Spencer 

Kerchner&Co " 

Linthican  J  C Springfield 

Young  R  P Stilman 

Canfield  B  T Buttons 

Harden  CF 

Johnston  A  O " 

Gates  R  A Unger's  Store- 

Snydor  W Union 

Zoll  Jacob " 

Harman  D  H Upper  Track 

Rice  B  H Wadestown 

Heldreth  J  A Wallace 

Dirjges  DA Wardensville 

Snider  G  W  jr 

Fischbach  Peter Wayne  C  H 

Hedges  Wm Wellsburgh 

Montgomery  J  E " 

Hefner  LB West  Milford 

PriceWH 

Blair  W  A Weston; 

Fisher  Elias "■ 

SmithHH 

Cupp  S  J West  Union 

Basher  Christian Wheeling 

Schramm  &  Burkle  {seep 

403) 

Schwertferger  &  Robb " 

Sheppard  J  B " 

Wilhelm  Ludwig " 

Phillips  J  H White  Day 

Saddlery    and    Saddlery    Hard- 
ware. 

Loewenstein  &  Sons Charleston 

Smith  W  II  Hardware  Co 

(see  left  top  lines  and  p  .^^Parkersburgh 
Hutchisson  T  T&  Co Wheeling: 


Sale  Stables. 

See  Livery,  Sale  and  Boarding  Stables. 


"Saloon    Fixtures. 
Stechow  €  J  Furniture  and 

Fixture   Co  (see  right  bottom  lines 

and  p  283) Parkersburgh 


Saloons. 

(See  also  Hotels;  also  Restaurants.) 

Fitzpatrick  S  F Arnoldsburgh 

Smith  &  Coalter Assurance 

Conaway  T  J Barrackville 

McGuire  Margaret " 

Belcher  &  Cyphus Belcher 

Beck  Mrs  M  C Benwoods 

Briceland  Wm " 

Curran  WP 

Debold  Jacob " 

Dolan  J  D 


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Dolan  J  F Benwood 

FetteWm 

Goegelien  George " 

Niebergall  George " 

Nolan  James " 

O'Donnell  Frank 

Pearl  Edward " 

Quinn  Neil , " 

Scanlan  J  J " 

Schad  Wm  (see  p  75) 

Seabright  Charles    " 

Welch  Patrick 

Allen  G  W Berkeley  Springs 

Daniel  N Beury 

Edgel  M  C Brown's  Mills 

Mclntyre  D " 

Sweger  C  N " 

Atkins  G  L Brownstown 

Barth  &  Hardardt Charleston 

BellerGW 

Blackburn  RM 

Brannen  &  Bro " 

Byrnes  John " 

Cavin  J  J " 

Champe  CE 

Clark  J  P 

Field  CE 

FisherOJW 

Gallenberg  Bernhard " 

Gaughan  John " 

Geary  J  H " 

Herrmann  J  C  (see  p  123). . . 

Keifer  Valentine " 

Keifer  Wm  (see  p  115) 

McGrath  &  Bauer  (see  p 

108) 

Marley  J  B " 

Moses  S  A " 

Nutter  G  A 

Roy  Watson " 

Saunders  J  M " 

Sell  war  ix  Louis  (see  p  115).        " 

Thomas  Bros " 

Easterday  J  S Charles  Town 

Kane  M  J " 

Mock  G  A 

Souders  F  B  (see  p  125) 

Thomas  G  W 

Mason  Mrs  E Clifton 

Adkins  Sam Cove  Gap 

Woodson  Harvey Decota 

Bower  A  J Dego 

Ansted  W  B Eagle 

Nickel  Hunter Edmond 

Conker  W  M Elk  City 

SnellAE 

Boggess  AM Fairmont 

Deveny  T  A " 

Irvin  J  W 

Murphy  J  W 


Baker  Helena Fulton 

Gehringer  Herman 

Herden  Joseph " 

Stahnke  Albert 

Stein  Michael " 

King  J  W Gormania 

Chapman  GS >. Guyandotte 

Rodgers  A  B " 

Wilson  &  Wright 

Heck  Wm Hamlin 

Jones  Wm " 

Jordan  Wm " 

Corson  C  F Handley 

Conner  T  M . .   Harper's  Ferry 

Conway  James.    " 

Drew  C  J 

Webber  George " 

Daniel  LA Hinton 

Hall&Tyree 

Jones  S  R " 

Long  J  H 

Lynch  J  W 

Montgomery  &  Anstead " 

Spade  &  Murdoch 

Harr  J  B Hoult 

Cogbill  J  A Huntington 

Diehl  Robert  (see  p  212) 

FarrJS 

Fisher  J  L 

Groom  CD 

Helstern  Joseph " 

Jones  Oscar " 

Kahn  Jacob " 

Kelner  Lester " 

KentW  E • 

McLaughlin  James " 

Roadcap  &  McGinnis 

Sternberger  Leon " 

Taylor  AD 

McGahan  MA Keyser 

Bisit  Mrs  Rosa Littleton 

KefferDS 

Smith  HG 

Gatens  Wm Lock  Eight 

Taylor  George 

Brast  &  O'Hanlon Mannington 

Bailey  P  J Martinsburgh 

Creque  Kinsey " 

CriswellGH 

Farrin  Charles " 

Lambert  W  J " 

Larkins  EM " 

Little  &  Eberle 

Lommel  &  Little " 

Mouse  P  M 

O'Neal  CR 

Porter  &  Combs " 

Schleuss  Jacob " 

Stewart  &  Hardy " 

Strausner  Paul " 


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SAL 


Saloons— Cont'd. 

Thumel  Charles Martlnsburgh 

Westphal  Wm " 

Williams  0F&  Co 

Greas  George Mason  City 

Prince  AC Meadow  Creek  Station 

Barr  Mrs  MA Montgomery 

Cobb  J  H 

Dabney  John " 

Jackson  J  B " 

Kenney  Wm " 

Montgomery  &  Anstead " 

Burke  P  W Moundsville 

II  mi  rait  a  John  (see  p  263).        " 
Ilenratla  James  (see  p  263) 

Higgins  John 

Buster  Bernard Mt  Carbon 

Brast  Michael New  Martinsville 

Dunlap  J  P " 

Eakin  Justus " 

Swartzlander  G  N " 

Richmond  J  W New  Richmend 

Bekurs  Charles Parkersburgh 

BuehlerCW 

Busch  John . .         " 

Clark  Edward 

Clark  James  &  Co 

Clark  Robert  jr " 

Cmler  John " 

Dubinsky  Bros  &  Co  ; " 

FellJP&Co 

Flanagan  W  H  (see  right  top 

lines  andp  289) " 

Fox  Charles 

Fries  GL 

Gibson  John " 

Goetz  Conrad " 

Grimm  J  H " 

Henson  Frank 

HiehleTH 

Joyce  Steve " 

Kaltenecker  John  Jr  (see 

p289) 

Kane  M  W  (see  left  top  lines)        " 

Kidwell  Henry " 

Lavin  Charles " 

Lavin  James 

Lavin  Wm 

McCoy  Michael 

IHcNerney  John 3(seep291) 

Morlang  George " 

Morlang  Theodore  jr " 

Oliver  &  Buckley " 

Pahl  Albert 

Rockensteia  Wm " 

Sheehy  John 

Whitstead  Patrick " 

Bear  Myer Piedmont 

Faherty  Mrs  Anna " 

Lannon  Peter " 


Shaughnessy  M  J Piedmont 

Smith  J  H  (see  right  bottom 

lines  and  p  803) " 

Showers  J  M Poca 

Hein  Joseph Point  Pleasant 

Hysell  &  Varian 

Jewett  M  E " 

Stortz  &  Selbe 

TippettWR 

Payne  J  P Powellton 

Davis  J  F Red  House  Shoals 

Bloser  R  C Reedy 

Conley  Patrick Rilla 

Dame  A  J St  Albans 

SattesJF 

SimmsH  T 

Middlebury  S Sewell  Depot 

SmithFN 

Stoner  A  J " 

Boggess  G  M Sigman 

Wilson  J  R Volcano 

Qaus  &  Letzkues Wellaburgh 

Hebrank  Leonard " 

Springborn  Frederick " 

Walter  Lucas " 

Cox  J  B Weston 

Dawson  TG 

Dougherty  M  W " 

Ames  Edward Wheeling 

Amick  Charles " 

Amick  Henry " 

Bader  &  Maurer " 

Bellinger  Valentine " 

Beuter  Charles  jr " 

Bidenbach  Ferdinand " 

Bieberson  Henry " 

Biedenbach  John " 

Bishoff  Louis 

Bishop  Bros " 

Bishop  J  L 

Bonenberger  Peter 

Booth  AB 

Bott  Mrs  Sabina " 

Brinkmann  Henry 

Cameron  Mrs  Mary " 

Cappel  &  Weisgerber " 

Capps  &  Loomis " 

Carl  Louis " 

Conrad  Wm 

Dennis  Edward " 

Detweiler  Jacob 

Devlin  &  Klug 

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Dusch  &  Gaus 

Fauble  J  H 

Fendt  J  H 

FilanJA 

Fisher  A  A " 

FrobeGA&Son 

Gareel  A  &  Co 


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•Gavin  P  J Wheeling 

Goetze  Henry 

GrubGW \\ 

Gundling  Wm 

Hadlich  A  G " 

Handlan  Wm 

Hans  John 

Hartenstein  Wm 

Hazlett  J  A 

Hearne  HI  S  (see  p  405) 

Held  &  Boadwing 

Hennes  Frank 

Hofreuter  Eberhard 

Jones  Charles 

KempleJW 

Kleves  John 

Kline  J  G 

Kloppner  Ernest 

Knoke  Wm jj 

Xochert  Philip 

Korn  Joseph 

Lacey  &  Schaefer 

Lally  M  E " 

Lamhart  &  Radcliff 

Lasch  Simon 

Leffler  Frank " 

Leslie  Frank 

Letzkus  Samuel 

Lohse  Julius 

Lynn  F  M 

McGinley  Andy 

McGinley  Patrick 

McGinty  Thomas 

McLaughlin  Wm " 

Mager  George 

MathewAV 

Maurer  Michael 

Mayer  HF " 

Mehen  &  Slater 

Michel  Henry 

Miller  AC 

MoranFH " 

Moran  &  Gervin 

O'MalleyJP 

Parker  &  O'Neil 

Pearson  Mrs  Mary 

Pfliig  Henry " 

Porter  S  F 

Reid  W  H 

Reiter  Henry 

Remele  Albert 

Renner  Mrs  Herman " 

Richards  C  L 

Riester  Leopold 

Rine  Jbshua 

Ritz  J  S  "t 

Robinson  James 

Rodenbaugh  J  H " 

Schafer  Leopold  

Schenk  Henry 


Schodder  Henry Wheeling 

Schwalp  Louis 

Sheeky  J  J 

Short  J  M 

Stoehr  H&  B 

StubbsB  F 

Sullivan  Owen 

ThonerFE  

Urben  &  Smith \\ 

Vagler  Jacob 

Walther  &  Dueker " 

Weisgerber  O  E 

Welty  John 

Wheizel  &  Co 

Widdel  Frederick 

Wilhelm  Jacob 

Zwicker  Herman 

Seibert  Charles .Whitfield 

Hummel  W  C  B Winfield 


Salt— Wholesale   and  Mnfrs. 

McGraw  J  C Harper's  Ferry 

German  Salt  Works Hartford  City 

Hartford  City  Salt  Co 

Liverpool  Salt  and  Coal 

Oo  (rpp  ij  IQiPs  ••••••••• 

Hope  Salt  and  Coal  Co Mason  City 

Newton  D  E New  Haven 

Fredlock  J  C  &  Co Piedmont 


Sand  Dealers. 

Simpson  Bros Moundsville 

"Sanitary  Plumbing. 
Bryan  &  Spencer  (see  right 

bottom  lines  and  p  293) Parkersburgh 

Turner    C  H  (see  right  top 

lines  and  p  287) 


Sash,  Door  and  Blind  Mnfrs. 

(See  also  Planing  Mills  ;  also  Lumber.) 

Du  Bois  J  A Benwood 

Goshorn  J  H  &  W  F  &  Co Charleston 

Lippitt  W  F  &  T  P  (see  p 

125) Charles  Town 

Clayton  U  A  &  Co  (seep  165). Fairmont 

Brown  L  G Huntington 

Millcnder  &  Bierman  (see 

p  211) "      , 

Bender  I  L  &  Bro Martinsburgh 

Tebo  W  E 

Sill  &  Heflin Pennsborough 

Ronceverte  Sash  and  Door  Fac- 
tory  Ronceverte 

Forsyth  J  T  (see  p  349) Sistersville 

Blatchley  C  G West  Grafton 

Beltz,  Flading  &  Co Wheeling 


HflUn  CI%#tiAf    Mnfr  of  Shaw's  CHAP  CR 
i  May  OHaWj  Chapped  Hands,  Lips  and 


CREAM.  Latest  discovery  for 
'  Face.   Piedmont,  W.  Va. 


Peabody  Insurance  Co, 


OF  WHEELING,  W.  VA.   The 
BEST   IS   THE   CHEAPEST. 


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Sash,  Door  and    Blind    Mnfrs— 

—Cont'd  — 
Wilson    &    Chapman  (see- 
back  cover  and  p  3S5) Wheeling 

Wood  Bros  Planing  Mill 

Co  (see  right  top  lines) " 

Saw  Mnfrs. 

Clanges  R  L Anvil 

Hincaid  W  M  {see  p  98) Cameron 


*Saw  Mill  Machinery. 

(See  also  Machinery.) 

Hincaid  W  M.  (seep  93) Cameron 

Hart  C  M  &  J  B  (see  p  131). 

Clarksburgh 

Osborn  A  H  (see  p  137) 

Osborn  Machinery  Co  (see 
p  135) 

*Saw  Mill  Supplies. 
Osborn  Machinery  Co  (see 
p  135) Clarksburgh 

*Saw  Mills. 

(See  also  Lumber  Mnfrs.) 

Rumbarger  J  L  Lumber 

Co  (see  right  bottom  lines  and 

p  541) Dobbin 


Schools. 

See  Colleges  and  Schools. 


Scrap  Iron. 

See  Junk. 


Second-Hand  Goods. 

(See  also  Furniture.) 

Reichblum  Morris Huntington 

Booth  &  Baker Wheeling 


Seeds. 

(See  also  Agricultural  Implements.) 

Goshorn  Jacob Charleston 

Hoge  &  Bro . .  Wheeling 

Nowviock  L  H  (see  p  401). . 


*Sewer  Pipe  Mnfrs. 

McMahan,  Porter  &  Co  .New  Cumberland 
Smith,  Porter  &  Co  (see  p 


Holmes  WD Point  Pleasant 


"Sewing  Machines. 

Hall  R  W Bruin 


Dunningham  A  8 Calhoun 

MichaclsonO  H(seep  107). Charleston 

Roadarmour  J  L 

Volers  GW  (see  p  123) " 

Lewis  J  F Clarksburgh 

Thompson  C  F 

Wilson  RG Davis 

Smith  Furniture  and  Hardware  Co.Elkina 

Dunnington  &  Co Fairmont 

Brock  JM&  Son Grafton 

Clayton  Harry " 

Horace  Lewis Hartford  City 

Brockmeyer  W  T Huntington 

Scott  S  A Lewisburgh 

Lowe  A  C Lowell 

Protzman  H  W  &  Co Morgantown 

Berry  Bros Parkersburgh 

Hopkins  &  Amiss " 

Hunt  &  Wetherell 

Singer  Mnfg  Co " 

Robinson  J  N Paw  Paw 

Cole  Robert Piedmont 

Langley  Richard Point  Pleasant 

Phipps  Charles Raleigh 

Sayre  FA Ravenswood 

Coe  O  P Rockport 

Pancake  B  J St  Albans 

Murford  J  T Tiiplett 

McBee West  Union 

Handley  D  E Wheeling 

Rose  EL&Co  (see  p  391). . 
Singer  Mnfg  Co " 

Sheep  Breeders. 

See  Live  Stock  Breeders. 


*Sheet  Iron  Workers. 

(See  also  Tin,   Copper  and  SJieei  Iron 
Workers.) 
Cox  &  Morrison  (see  right  top 
lines  and  p  5) Wheeling 


*Sheet  Music. 

(See  also  Music  and  Musical  Merchandise.  )• 

House  C  A  (see  right  top  lines 
and  p  395) Wheeling 


Shingle  and  Lath  Mnfrs. 

(See  also  Lumber  Mnfrs.) 
Blackwater  Boom  and  Lumber  Co.  .Davis 

Gordon  Harrison Huntington 

Shaffer  Wm Lead  Mine 

Shaffer  &  Clark 

Bender  I  L  &  Bro Martinsburgh 

Little  Kanawha  Lumber 
Co  (see  bottom  edge  and  right  bot- 
tom lines) Parkersburgh 

Poling  JL&Co  (see  p  295).  ..Parson* 


WOOD  BROS.  PLANING  MILL  CO.,  I 

f  I  WHEELING,  W.  VA.  ( 


LOWEST    PRICES 

Consistent  with  First-Class  Work, 


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Ship  Chandlers. 

Ruffner  Wm  &  Co Charleston 

Pahl  John Parkersburgh 

Wild  Rudolph 


Shirt  Mnfrs. 

See  Gents'  Furnishings. 


Shoemakers. 

See  Boot  and  Shoemakers. 


Shooting  Galleries. 

Nethken  W  V  &  Bro Elk  Garden 

Stone  JW Martinsburgh 

Pettay  6  L Parkersburgh 

"Skylight  Mnfrs. 
Bayha  D  H  (see  p  399) Wheeling 

Slate  Roofing. 

See  Roofers. 


Soap  Mnfrs. 

Holsberry  J  D Kalamazoo 

Upson's  Oil  and  Soap  Co  . .  .Parkersburgh 
Elder    Samuel   &  Co  {see 
right  top  lines) Wheeling 


*Society  Goods. 

Floding  G  A Huntington 


*Soda  Water  Apparatus.    * 

Shrewsbury  C  M  (see  left  top 
lines  and  p  293) Parkersburgh 


Soda  and  Mineral  Water. 

See  Bottlers. 


Spokes  and  Hubs. 

Dorsey  &  Kountz Hurricane 

London  John Romney 

Ronceverte  Spoke  and  Wheel  Co 

Ronceverte 

Sporting  Goods. 

Fought  G  M  Parkersburgh 

Ohio  Valley  News  Co  (see 

p  391) Wheeling 

"Spruce  Lumber  Mnfrs. 

Rumbarger  J  L.  Lumber 

Co  (see  right  bottom  lines  and 

p  541) Dobbin 


Stair  Builders. 

(See  also  Carpenters;  also  Planing  Mills.) 

Stover  Shryer Charles  Town 

Clay  loiill  A  &  Co  (see p  165).. Fairmont 
Beltz,  Flading  &  Co Wheeling . 


"Stamped  Metallic  Ceilings. 

Wheeling     Corrugating 

Co  (see  front  edge  and  p  465). . .  Wheeling  . 

Stationers. 

(See  also  Books  and  Stationery.) 

Cotton  G  H  Company Parkersburgh 

Bice  G  W Piedmont 

Bland  &  Chrisman Weston 


Staves  and  Heading. 

Wibert  C  A Charleston 

Hutchinson  M Elton 

Daily  James Etam 

Newton,  Taylor  &  Dayley " 

Hartford  City  Stave  and   Saw 

Mill Hartford  City 

Casto  &  Morrison Leon 

Hall  B  F Meadow  Creek  Station 

Martin  B  F 

Huth  W  H Middlebourne 

Beckwith  J  &  Co Newark 

Koontz  Bros  &  Phillips.. New  Martinsville 

McGhee  Alexander Nutter  Farm 

Kimball,  Tyler  &  Co Pennsborough 

Willis  J  B Petroleum 

Lewis Raven's  Eye 

Courtney  D  G Red  House  Shoals 

Kimball,  Ty  ler  &  Co Ritchie  C  H 

Felton  E  O Ronceverte 

Bills  C  W St  Mary's 

Knabb  &  Co Sistersville 

Painter  J  C  &  Bro Thornton 

Bonafield  A  J  &  Sons Tunnelton 


*Steam  Filters. 

Turner  C  II  (see  right  top  lines 
andp  287) Parkersburgh 

"Steam  Heating  Apparatus. 

(See  also  Furnaces.) 
Trimble  &  Lutz Wheeling 


Steam  Pumps. 

See  Pump  Mnfrs. 


"Steamboat  Agents. 

Crockard  &  Booth  (seep 

381) Wheeling 


HardWOOds. J- L  Rumbarger  Lumber  Co. 


SPRUCE.      CHERRY    A 


Mnfrs  of  and  Dealers  in 
■I        HARDWOODS  AND 
PECIALTY.     Dobbin,  W.  Va. 


HARDWARE, 


Cutlery,  Iron,  Steel,  Agricultural  Implements,  Wooden* 
ware,  Stores,  and  Manufacturers  of  Tinware.  The  W. 
H.    Smith    Hardware    Co.,    Parkersburg,   W.  Ya. 


.582 


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SUB 


Steamboat   Lines. 
Steamer    Claribell    (see  p 

309) Buffalo 

Big    Kanawha    &    Ohio    River 

Packet  Co Charleston 


*§teel  Itlnfrs. 

Riverside  Iron  Works Benwood 

Wheeling  Steel  Works " 

American  Steel  Casting  Co  . .  .  Huntington 
Riverside    Iron    Works 
{see  p  387) Wheeling 

Steel  Nail  Itlnfrs. 
Riverside    Iron    Works' 

{see  p  387) Wheeling 

Stenographers. 

Fontaine  Mrs  Ida Charleston 

Scott  FH 

Hartman  F  M Huntington 

King  WE 

Brast  Ed New  Martinsville 

Harris  J  T Parkersburgh 

Hogan  J  G " 

Stone  Miss  C  N 


Stone  Quarries. 

Beecher  B  S Ada 

Alderson  Brown  Stone  Co Alderson 

Alderson  Stone  Co Clayton 

Scanlan  &  McDonald Hinton 

Morris  AG Kearneysville 

Gencer  J Sattes 

Smith  &  Munfee " 


Stone  Yards. 

(See  also  Marble  Workers.) 

Craft  G  J Burnsville 

Huddlestone  D  Y Fort  Spring 

Deem  H  C Fountain  Spring 

Musgrove  RQ Frisco 

Bruce  J  A Grandview 

Smith  HA 

Casey  Charles Henderson 

Jeffers  James " 

Baker  Bro3 Keller 

Holmes  W  D Point  Pleasant 

Parsons  Joseph Rilla 

Bennett  AC Tacy 

Rosenberg  J  H Wheeling 

Storage. 

Huntington  Ice  and  Storage  Co 

Huntington 
Parkersburgh  Transfer  Co.  .Parkersburgh 

Vardy  G  N Wheeling 

Wheeling  Ice  and  Storage 
Co  {see  left  top  lines  andp  57). ..     " 


Stove  Itlnfrs. 

{See  also  Founders.) 

Bulkeley  M  G  &  Co Hartford  City 

Parkersburgh     Hardware     and 

Mnfg  Co Parkersburgh 

Bell  Joseph  Stove  Co Wheeling 

Fisher  Benjamin " 

Stoves  and  Tinware. 

(See  also  Hardware.) 

Ambrose  &  Bro Berkeley  Springs 

Supler  &  Douglass Bridgeport 

Brawley  DA " 

Delaney  &  Board  Mnfg 

Co  (see  p  117) " 

Mclntyre  &  Cotton " 

Earnshaw  &  Dooley Charles  Town 

Easterday  &  Co 

EbyCD 

Russell  J  W 

Harrison  Willoughby Clarksburgh 

McCormick  J  L " 

Beale  T  W Harper's  Ferry 

Emmons  &  Itlarr Huntington 

Foster  B  W  (see  p  209) 

King  CM 

Llewellen  J  C Knottsville 

Blondel  J  H Martinsburgh 

Fisher  J  W  R  

Snyder  WS 

Timmons  C  C  &  Bro 

WolfesCH  

Lees  G  A Morgantown 

ReedlS 

Potts  MB New  Martinsville 

Dickel  Jno  &  Sons Parkersburgh 

Robinson  J  N Paw  Paw 

Willoughby  J  C  &  Co Philippi 

Waffer  &  Herboldschimer Piedmont 

Filson  Bros  (see  p  311).  .Point  Pleasant 
Tomlinson  WH(se^M) 

Scott  T  K Raleigh 

McGugin  E  R Ravenswood 

Hurxthal  H  C ; Ronceverte 

Long  S  A Shinnston 

Barr  E  A Sistersville 

Egan  Bros Weston 

Arkle  R  V  &  Son Wheeling 

Burkhard  J  F 

Decker  CE 

Kalbitzer  Henry " 

Pfingst  Henry " 

Schambra  Conrad ...        " 

Stifel  C  E  &  Sons 

Vogler  Joseph " 

"Subscription  Books. 

(See  also  Publisfiers.) 
Clouston  J  M  (seep  397) Wheeling 


BOTTLER 


OF  FINE   BRANDS  OF  WHISKIES. 

W.  H.  FLANAGAN,     -     Parkersburg,  W.  Va. 


SUR 


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"Surgical  In  strum  cuts. 
McLain  Brothers  (see  left  top 
lines) Wheeling 


"Surveyors. 

(See  also  Engineers — Civil) 
Burley  J  F  &  Bro  (seep  475) 

Moundsville 

*Syrup  Mnfrs. 

Hamrick  Moor Woodzell 


*Tack  M nfrs. 

Norway  Tack  Co Wheeling 


Tailors. 

(See  also  Merchant  Tailors.) 

Snyder  C Bunker  Hill 

Armstrong  J  H Charleeton 

Keller  Michael " 

Van  Osten  Z  B Clarksburgh 

Peters  W  C Etam 

Harrison  J  F Hedgesville 

Thomas  G  W Hinton 

Campbell  Wm Huntersville 

Conerton  Thomas Huntington 

Hoge  James " 

Smith  WB 

Johnson  W  H Lewisburgh 

Makowicz  W " 

Dorn  M  L  jr Martinsburgh 

Wilson  S  M Moorefield 

O'Kelly  F  K  &  Co Morgantown 

Pickenpaugh  Sanford " 

Brandon  W  P New  Cumberland 

Flesher  John Ritchie  C  H 


Kreemer  A  J Romney 

Humrickhouse  S  P  &  Son.Shepherdstown 

Fortney  W  P Shinnston 

Knee  D  H Wardensville 

Gebert  Frederick Weston 

Dailer  Herman Wheeling 

Miller  Jacob " 

RempeJF 

Schambra  C  P " 

Wuthrich  Albert " 


*Tallow. 
Elder  Samuel  &  Co  (see  right 

top  lines) '. Wheeling 


Tanbark. 

Campbell  George  Co Charles  Town 

Williamson  F  C Friendly 

Williamson  J  W " 

Wells  C  E Glover's  Gap 

Collins  &  Wooddell Pennsborough 

Gilkeson  EM Romney 

Teays  &  Vickers St  Albans 

McCormick  &  Morrison Sistersville 

Bowman  &  Sons Valley  Furnace 

Tank  Mnfrs. 

Ridge  J  P Eureka 

Kennedy  Bros  &  Co Mannington 


Tanners  and  Curriers. 

(See  also  Leather  and  Findings.) 

Mann  Louis Assurance 

Norman  J  E Auburn 

Leist  V Barboursville 

Randolph  A  F Berea 

Deford  &  Co Berkeley  Springs 


PROPRIETORS  OF  THE 

Minneapolis 
Sheepskin 
Tannery. 

EXPORTERS  OF 

FINE  NORTHERN  FURS 


ESTABLISHED  1877. 

JAS.  MCMILLAN  &  CO, 

MAIN  HOUSE, 

200  TO  212  FIRST  AVENUE  N., 

MINNEAPOLIS,  MINN. 


DEALERS  AND    EXPORTER5 

country  &  packer 

greensaltedHIDES 

&  Calfskins,  Dry  Hides, 

Pelts,  Furs,  Wool, 

Tallow,  Grease, 

Ginseng  and  Seneca  Root. 


REFERENCES  BY  PERMISSION  : 

Security  Bank Minneapolis,  Minn. 

Ft.  Dearborn  National  Bank, Chicago,  111. 

Montana  National  Bank Helena,  Mont. 

First  National  Bank Great  Falls,  Mont. 

First  National  Bank Spokane  Falls,  Wash. 

First  National  Bank Lincoln,  Neb.       


BRANCHES  : 

CHICAGO,  ILL.,  137  and  139  Kinzie  Street. 
HELENA,  MONT. 
SPOKANE  FALLS,  WASH. 
LINCOLN,  NEB.,  920  R  Street. 


Liberal  Advances  Made  on  Shipments  against  Original  Bill  of  Lading. 
SHIPMENTS  SOLICITED.    WHITE  FOR  CIRCULARS. 

Shippers  from  this  State  Correspond  with  and  Consign  to  Chicago  House. 


Kimmerling  &  Kraus, 


Bottlers  of  Beer  and  Carbonated  Beverages 

—  MARTINSBURC.   W.  VA. 


CHEMICALLY  PURE  ICE. 


WHEELING  ICE  AND  STORAGE  CO., 

WHEELING,    WEST    VIRGINIA. 


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Tanners  and  Curriers— Cont'd. 

Swisher  P  G  &  Son Berlin 

Heironimus  George Bloomery 

Dunkiu  &  McLain. Bridgeport 

Musgrove  Columbus Bunner's 

Newcomb  L  H Burlington 

Creslep  Nathan Burnersville 

Wood  W  T 

Startzman  Thomas Carmel 

Carter  Theodore Carter 

Harris  Daniel Central  Station 

Killinger  Bros Charleston 

Popp  Frank " 

Shugert  R  D  &  Bro Charles  Town 

Sumner  WS Clarksburgh 

Scott  W  C Claude 

Fayerweather  &  Ladew Davis 

Smith  A  J  Edray 

Means  Isaac Evansville 

Robinson  JW Fellowsville 

Evans  Isaac Fetterman 

La  Fallette  W  H Flemington 

Stadler  MB Florence 

Dunbar  W  H Frankford 

Davis  JO Franklin 

Ruddle  I  C 

Musgrove  NC Frisco 

Roth  Louis Fulton 

Hoffmann  J  G  &  Soas  Co Gormania 

Patterson  R Grape  Island 

Curry  J  H Green  Bank 

Everette  TW Guyandotte 

Armentrout  JW Hopeville 

Bennett  James Ireland 

McCrayMH 

Sprigg  W  J 

.  Armstrong  G  W Jackson 

Deeds  C  B Jumping  Branch 

XDampbell  PL Kesler's  Cross  Lanes 

Withrow  J  &  Son Lewisburgh 

Nickell  G  A Little  Sewell  Mountain 

Cricer  George Looneyville 

Sanders  James Maidsville 

■Burt  F  A  &  Bro Mannington 

Huber  Risser Martinsburgh 

Izatt  George " 

Johnscn  W  &  J  L Meadowville 

Taylor  J  E Medley 

Kigar  Andrew Morgantown 

McConnell  R  S  &  Bros Moundsville 

Anvill  Lewis  Nestorville 

Lentz  J  W  &  Bros New  Martinsville 

Davis  E  W  &  Son New  Milton 

Davis  WHH 

Fields  R Ophelia 

Fayerweather  &  Ladew Paw  Paw 

Flesher  Adam Pennsborough 

Dasher  S  &  Son Peru 

Engeman  &  Taylor Petersburgh 

Buckland  J  A Peterstown 


Spangler  C  M  &  Sons Peterstown 

Spangler  C  P  &  Bro 

Walter  Lewis Philippi 

Curran  Thomas Pleasant  Creek 

Jones  N  H  &  Co Pruntytown 

Lentz  &  Weishert Ravenswood 

Horton  &  Gurd Rees'  Tannery 

McAvoy  L  Y Rock  Cave 

Schauweeker  John St  Mary's 

Michell  H  F Salt  Sulphur  Springs 

Seaman  J  D Seaman 

Mitchell  J  M Spencer 

Trembly  G  H Tannery 

Steinbeck  DF Troy 

Spangler  Lewis Union 

Wallace  Taliaferro Union  Ridge 

Anvil  Samson Valley  Furnace 

Sprigg  S  E Walkersville 

McQueen  &  Hollister Welch  Glade 

Kelly  Samuel West  Milford 

Bee  Amos West  Union 

Bockler  John Wheeling 

Hoffmann  J  G  &  Sons  Co 

Ruf  Albert Williamstown 


Taxidermists. 

Mitchell  B  W Charles  Town 

Surber  Thaddeus.  .White  Sulphur  Springs 


Teas— Wholesale. 

(See  aUo  Grocers — Wholesale.) 

Martin  C  C  &  Co Parkersburgh 

Shattuck  &  Jackson " 

McCann  James Wheeling 


Teas,  Coffees  and  Spices. 

Tyree,  Rollins  &  Co Charleston 

Atlantic  Tea  Co Parkersburgh 

Atlantic  Tea  Co Wheeling 

Botsford  W  M 

McCann  James 


Theatres,  Halls,  Etc. 

(Figures  Indicate  Seating  Capacity.) 
Burlew  Opera  House  (1,500) 

(see  p  109) Charleston 

Charles  Washington  Hall  (400).. 

Charles  Town 

Davis  Town  Hall  (300) Davis 

Anthony  Hall  (500) Harper's  Ferry 

Peck  &  Parker  (800) .Hinton 

Davis  Opera  House  (1,200) Huntington 

Town  Hall  (600) Lewisburgh 

Feller's  Opera  House  (500).  .Martinsburgh 
Martin  Street  Opera  House  (800) 

Academy  of  Music  (900) Parkersburgh 

Lavin's  Casino  Theatre  (300) " 

Lyceum  Hall " 


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Piedmont  Opera  House  (400) Piedmont 

Hoofi's  Opera  House  (300).. Point  Pleasant 

Wells  Opera  House  (500) Ravenswood 

Shepherd  Opera  House  (800) 

Shepherdstown 

Earth's  Opera  House  (500) Wellsburgh 

Wheeling  Opera  House Wheeling 


Ticket  Brokers. 

Smith  A  Hunter Parkersburgh 

Bailie  John Wheeling 

Prank  Wm  &  Co 


Ties,  Poles  and  Posts. 

Gray  Mathias Berkeley  Springs 

Hawvermale  J  W " 

Budd  &  Forbus Charleston 

Young  C  W 

Frazier  &  Colston Charle9  Town 

Price  &  Co Clarksburgh 

Douglass  H Douglass 

Pribble  H  B Freeport 

Hensley  James Hartford  City 

Clovis  T Hebron 

Hersberger  W  L Kester 

Render  I  L  &  Bro Martinsburgh 

Walton  W  O Milton 

Tidd  AC Murraysville 

Milligan  G  E  &  Co Parkersburgh 

PadenWB 

Pope  Lewis  &  Sons " 

Richardson  Wm " 

McKinley  Joseph    Ravenswood 

Ankrom  Saul St  Mary's 

Porter  J  W 

Hendrick  Wm  C  &  Son Talcott 


Tile  Mnfrs. 

(See  also  Brick  and  Tile  Mnfrs.) 
Charles  Town  Brick  and  Tile  Co 

Charles  Town 

Carskadan  Isaac Headsville 

Neighbors  &  Wilson    (see 
p  307) Point  Pleasant 


Tin,    Copper    and    Sheet    Iron 
Workers. 

Bosbury  C  J  &  Sons Parkersburgh 

Rex  Frank " 

Smith  J  J 

Waffer  &  Herboldshimer Piedmont 

Johnson's  G  W  Son Wheeling 

Miller  CH 


Tinsmiths. 

(See  also  Hardware;  also  Stoves  and  Tin- 
ware.) 

Ambrose  CP&  Bro Berkeley  Springs 


Peters  C  W Ceredo 

Earnshaw  &  Dooley Charles  Town 

Russell  J  W 

Cay  wood  Alfred Clarksburgh 

Shank  R  J  L Davis 

Kimmel  Henry Evansville 

Hover  Fred Greenville 

Hiltbruner  Jacob Guyandotte 

Beale  T  W Harper's  Ferry 

Metzener  Adolph  Helvetia 

Golden  W  G Keyser 

Peters  C  P 

Wagoner  W  L " 

Wilson  Alexander Middlebourne 

King  J  C Middleway 

Hutter  G  &  Sons Moorefield 

Kiger  &  Houston Morgantown 

Lees  G  A " 

Jones  P  T New  Haven 

Berger  &  Potts New  Martinsville 

Johnson  Geo  W  &  Sons " 

Sharp  &  Kearns Parkersburgh 

Hall  J  R Philippi 

Waffer  &  Herboldschimer Piedmont 

Wedekamm  George Ritchie  C  H 

Baughman  J  N. Rockland 

Nuttles  H  D Salem 

Marten  H  C Shepherdstown 

Schoppert  DM " 

Baughman  G  W Tacy 

Baughman  I  A " 

Helsey  George Unger's  Store 

Charnock  J  M Wellsburgh 

Warden  W  J 

Albright  Bros West  Union 

Gawthrop  J  C Wilsonburgh 

Casley  D  T Winfield 


Tinware— Mnfrs  and  Wholesale 

Emmons  &.  Ularr Huntington 

Saunders  T  E Parkersburgh 

Smith   W    II    Hardware 

Co  The  (see  left  top  lines  and  p 


Tomlinson  W  II  (seep  SOS) 

Point  Pleasant 

Tobacco— Leaf. 

Tyree,  Rollins  &  Co Charleston 

Martin  C  C  &  Co Parkersburgh 

Shattuck  &  Jackson " 

Muhn  &  Brandfass Wheeling 

Seamon  H  &  Son " 


Tobacco  Mnfrs. 

Woodson  J  C Forest  Hill 

Block  Bros  Tobacco  Co  The Wheeling 

West  Virginia  Tobacco  Co " 


BOTTLES,  BOXES 

and    Patent    Stoppers. 


General  Supplies  for  Mineral  and  Soda  Water  Dealers 

CM,  SHREWSBURY,  Parkersburg.W.Va; 


586 


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*Tobacco  and  Cigars. 

{See  also  Cigars  and  Tobacco.) 
Sayies  P  H  {seep  21*7) Martinsburgh 

*ToAving. 

Ella  Layman  Tow  Boat  Co Charleston 

Armstrong  Bros  {see  p  311) 

Point  Pleasant 
Stone  Bros  {see  p  309) 

Toys. 

See  Notions. 


Transfer  Companies. 

Oakes,  Donnally  &  Co Charleston 

Lucadue  &  Bros Elk  City 

Parkersburgh  Transfer  Co . .  Parkersburgh 

Trunks,  Valises,  Etc. 

Cox  H  H Moundsville 

Price  A  E 

Jarboe  J  H Piedmont 

Hall  J  H Wheeling 

Schwertf  erger  &  Robb " 

Tun  and  Pail  Mnfrs. 

See  Woodenware. 


Typewriters— Dealers. 

Hutchison  L  H Huntington 

Hunt  &  Wetherell Parkersburgh 

Rose  E  E  &,  Co  {seep  391).. Wheeling 


typewriters'  Supplies. 
Rose  E  L  &.  Co  {seep  391).  .Wheeling 


"Umbrellas  and  Parasols. 

Discher  Mrs  Elizabeth Wheeling 


"Undertakers'  Supplies. 
Cunningham  R  E  {see  p  i67)Fa!rmont 

Undertakers. 

{See  also  Furniture.) 

McGlumphie  T  B Astor 

Philips  Cicero Belington 

Williamson  S  B Belleville 

Becker  &  Zimmerman Benwood 

Hunter  &  McCaffrey. . .    Berkeley  Springs 

Scott  S  P Beverly 

Fitzhugh  Lloyd Bridgeport 

Rohrbough  M  &  Co Buckhannon 

Blake  RE Buffalo 

Horner  Isaac  &  Co Burton 

Moats  J  W Cairo 

Hicks  &  Helms Cameron 


Mellon  J  W Capon  Bridge 

Barrackman  Jacob Cassville 

Barlow  G  T Charleston 

SkeesRR&  Son 

Sadler  &  Bro  Charles  Town 

Deison  W  J Clarksburgh 

Jackson  Thomas Clinton  Furnace 

Wise  HE Conaway 

McWhorter  Samuel Dallas 

Pine  A  L Darkesvllle 

Pryor  &  Bricker Eastbank 

McGee  J  L  &  Bro Elizabeth 

Green  R  A Elk  Garden 

Nethken  Truman " 

Kendall  Zacharias Elkins 

Cunningham  &  Co Ellenborough 

Thornburgh  Bros Elm  Grove 

Cunningham  R  L  {see  p  167)  Fairmont 
Kuzum  Joseph  {seep  167). .        " 

Melvin  J  H Fairview 

Fletcher  &  Ensminger Farmington 

Watson  &  Co Fellowsville 

Crim  Charles Gerrardstown 

Cole  T  E Grafton 

Parsons  M  J " 

Stump  TR&Co Grantsville 

Fuller  T  M Guyandotte 

Gott  J  R Hinton 

Holswade  WHH Huntington 

Johnston  &  Emmons " 

Longenette,  Nim  &  Co Johnstown 

Markwood  J  H Keyser 

McDonald  Peter Macksville 

Kogelschatz  A  &  Son Martinsburgh 

Roberts  J  W 

Wilen  WH 

May  John  &  Son Maysville 

Sellers  J  T Middlebourne 

Grantham  J  S Middleway 

Montgomery  S  H Montgomery 

Price  G&WE Morgantown 

Koontz  Wm Moundsville 

Logan  D  L " 

Bart  R  M Newburgh 

Leavitt  G  E New  England 

Standiford  Bros New  Martinsville 

Woodcock  GB 

Love  G  C Ogdin 

Bentley  &  Gerwig Parkersburgh 

Dare  &  Carney " 

Warne  W  H 

Doolittle  Wm Parsons 

Hume  &  Largent Paw  Paw 

Minear  J  W Pennsborough 

Sill&Heflin  

Grant  G  E  &  Bro Philippi 

Fredlock  E  J Piedmont 

Richardson  R  G 

Adams  ML . .  .Poco 

Adkins  J  M Point  Pleasant 


YANCE  SHOE  COMPANY.  B00TS4ESEH^  ™BB ERS' 


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587 


Fellers  &  Austin Princeton 

Davidson  James Pruntytown 

Rudman  John Ravenswood 

Cokely  G  M Rttchie  C  H 

Bierkamp  W  C Romney 

Kramer  EL Ronceverte 

Wood  &  Roberts St  Albans 

Cotton  A  M  &  Son St  Mary's 

StrobelJM 

Wilson  Hiram Salem 

Park  E  B Sandy 

Bush  T School  House 

De  Haven  EM Shanghai 

Osborn  AD Shenandoah  Junction 

Brotherton  Leander Shepherdstown 

HoffmanRSM 

Harmer  W  JS Shinnston 

Wood  W  S Silver  Hill 

Hedrick  &  Vaughan Sink's  Grove 

Rice  W  F Sistersville 

McClearn  Alexander Union 

Clemens  I  W Wellsburgh 

McClearyGW 

Block  &  Ward West  Milford 

For  in  ash  J  €  &  Co  (see  p  374) Weston 

Brailly  E  E Wheeling 

Friend  &  Son 

Hamm  &  Co " 

Kersten  Henry " 

men  del  O  &  Co  (see  left  top 

lines) " 

Dakan  John  &  Son. Wileysville 

Antle  Wm Wolf  Run 


Upholsterers. 

(See  also  Furniture.) 

Kendall  Zacharias Elkins 

Wellen  L  F Martinsburgh 

Barrett  W  H Point  Pleasant 

Wilhelms  Henry.   Wheeling 

*V-Crimped  Roofing. 

Wheeling      Corrugating 

Co  (see  front  edge  and p  465)  ...Wheeling 


Veneer  Mnfrs. 

Branch  WW Elk  City 

Parkersburgh  Veneer  and  Panel 
Co Parkersburgh 

Veterinary  Surgeons. 

Catlett  B  W Berkeley  Springs 

Pauley  W  J Charleston 

Slifer  L  T Charles  Town 

Spurgeon  H Clifton  Mills 

Church  AG Guyandotte 

Lee  H  H Lewisburgh 

Callander  J  C Parkersburgh 


Hurst  L Sardis 

Morrison  M  C Shepherdstown 

Stephons  Willis Sycamore  Dale 

Miller  F  M Van  Clevesville 

Heath  H  F  (seep  403) Wheeling 

Petrie  Wm " 

Reefer  Leon  N  (seep  405). . 


Vinegar  Mnfrs. 

Feller  George Grape  Island 


Vineyards. 

Hevener  AM Deer  Run 

Rau  Rudolph Harper's  Ferry 

Slevogt  T  F  H Lubeck 


Wagomakers. 

See  Carriage  and  Wagonmakers. 


Wall  Paper— Wholesale. 

Moss  &  Bentley Parkersburgh 

Friedel  John Wheeling 


Wall  Paper— Retail. 

(See  also  Painters;  also  Paperhangers;  also 

Boohs  and  Stationery;  also  Druggists; 

also  General  Stores.) 

Lewis  Wm  H  (seep  77) Bethany 

Fry  J  L Charleston 

Gates  J  M " 

Blaney  R  E  &  Co Grafton 

Boggess  T  M Huntington 

Haucke  C  &,  Sons  (see  p  215) 

Burdette  M  S Martinsburgh 

Nicklas  P,  Bro  &  Co 

Evans  J  A New  Cumberland 

Moss  &  Bentley Parkersburgh 

Smoot  N  R Piedmont 

Locke  Bros , Sutton 

Ross  &  Higbie Weston 

Friedel  John Wheeling 

Graves  Joseph " 

Harbour  &  Dittman " 

Kurner  George  E  &  Co " 

Prager  ID '  • 

Rodman  John " 


Washing  Machine  Iflnfrs. 

Reinhart  &  Co Moler's 


Watches,  Clocks  and  Jewelry — 

Wholesale. 

Reid  W  H Parkersburgh 

Hyde  &  Graham Piedmont 


0    S    PhtlttOt  i    ARCHITECT  AND  SUPERINTENDENT, 

vr#    *^m    *■    "A^^tt)    14th  and  Market  Sts.,  Wheeling,  W.  Va. 


MineSuppli 


WIRE  HAULAGE  ROPE,  Coke  Hose,  Fan  Belts,  Brattice  Cloth,  Etc. 
QC        Write  us  for 


Prices. 


CHAS.  H.  BERRY,  Wheeling,  W.  Va. 


588 


WAT 


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WAT 


Watches,  Clocks  and  Jewelry- 
Retail. 

(See  also  Jewelers — Mnfg.) 

Stulting  Hermanas Academy 

Dietz  W  H  &  Bro Ansted 

White  J  M 

Fidler  Alpheus Arlington 

Duty  J  W Bearsville 

Barger  J  P Benwood 

Fearno  J  R Berkeley  Springs 

Horton  J  L Bluefield 

KinzerCJ " 

Hall  E  K Bramwell 

Harman  J  H Bridgeport 

Childers  Daniel Buckhannon 

DunniDgton  F  D " 

Gibson  CJ " 

Ryden  Perry Burnsville 

Heckect  S  P Cairo 

Brown  NO Calhoun 

Fisher  SW 

Mathews  JW Cameron 

Pipes  G  W 

Bekenstein  Wolf Charleston 

Boiarsky  Fisher 

Porter  G  W " 

Satterthwaite  R  J 

Smith  WH 

Stolle&  Son 

Brown  C  W Charles  Town 

KoappHG 

Calhoun  A  F Circleville 

Earlins  Juliush Clarksburgh 

Lambrecht  Benjamin 

Robinson  FA&  Son 

Bates  E Clifty 

Haught  J  B Conaway 

Ross  J  B Corley 

Ballard  J  C Danville 

Willis  Frank Dego 

Howell  J  A Diana 

Dunbrack  AC Elkins 

Cochran  NC Fairmont 

Fleming  AH 

Campbell  J  F Farmington 

Bowyer  V  B Fayetteville 

Green  PC Gormania 

Hull  J  W  &  Co Grafton 

Lambrecht  Peter 

Greene  G  F Grass  Lick 

Jenkins  J  S Guyandotte 

Corbin  ST Hall 

Loughry  C  A Hannahsville 

Sloo  Frederick Helvetia 

Garden  J  C Hinton 

Smith  RH 

Chaffin  W  B  &  Sons Huntington 

Cohen  Charles 

Hilton  Glen 


Hoff  Frank 

Inskeep  E  H 

Nefflen  P  H 

Lowe  J  A , 

Shell  Taylor 

Fortney  D  D 

Hess  J  8 

Wheeler  W  F 

Homrich  H  J 

Hyde  H  S 

Jones  W  L 

Messman  J  A 

Shell  ZT 

Tincher  T  F 

Chalfant  Robert — 

Schneider  J 

Sims  Thomas 

Beatty  James 

Hall  CB 

Hayes  G  C  &  Co  . . . 

Hayes  HS 

Morgan  C 

Sheff  Henry 

Walton  S  A 

Fisher  H  W 

Prosser  J  A&WC. 

Scott  W  A 

Duerr  Bros 

Hirsh  Herman 

Cochran  John 

Sims  Thomas 

Roby  J  T 

Davis  A  A 

Mather  J  W 

Neal  O  V 

Reid  W  H 

Smith  G  E&Son  .. 
Wetherell  J  &  Son. 

Brown  John 

Sharpnack  DM 

Brock  J  F 

Berisford  Thomas. . 
Hyde  &  Graham... 
Franklin  Benjamin. 

KisarAF 

Tripp  L 

Lemley  EH 

Grandstaff  WS.... 

Pritchard  J  W 

Stewart  S 

Bennett  VL 

Perry  Roger 

Fry  JH 

Rice  &  Ratcliff 

Ruppert  John 

Davis  H  H  

Lewis  E  K 

Hedges  A  O 

Reynolds  EF 

Watkins  J  W 


.Huntington 
Keyser 


.Lewisburgh 
.  .Macksville 
, .  .Maidsville 
.Mannington 


.Martinsburgh 


Maysville 

May  wood 

.Middlebourne 
.  .Montgomery 


. . .  Moorefield 
.Morgan  town 


.Morgan  Valley 
. .  .Moundsville 


Newburgh 

.New  Cumberland 


.New  Martinsville 


Newville 

Nicholas 

Orleans  Cross  Roads 

Parker's 

Parkersburgh 


Paw  Paw 
Petroleum 
. . .  Philippi 
.Piedmont 


.Point  Pleasant 


Raleigh 

.  Ravenswood 
.Ritchie  C  H 


Rivesville 

Rock  Cave 

Romney 

Ronceverte 

St  Albans 

St  Clara 

Salem 

.Shepherdstown 

, Shinnston 

. .  .Sink's  Grove 
Sistersville 


Reymann  Brewing  Co, 


WHEELING,  WtST  VIRGINIA,  Brewers  of  the 
Celebrated  EXPORT,  LAGER  and  BAVA- 
RIAN BE-  R.    Best  in  the  Market. 


WAT 


AND   BUSINESS   DIBKCTOBY. 


WIN 


589 


Hamrick  &  Smith Spencer 

Tenney  Aladdin Star 

Statts  J  F Statts*  Mills 

Baab  C  E Sutton 

Humphrey  RH 

Meadows  E Talcott 

Crawford  Jerry  . .  Union 

Cole  C  &  Co Wayne  C  H 

Smith  Augustus Wellsburgh 

Zilliken  Henry 

Ralston  E  R Weston 

Stutler  AH West  Union 

Becker  John  Wheeling 

Dillon  I  G  &  Co  (see  left  top 

lines  and  p  393) 

Donohoe  Richard " 

Genther  O  C 

GrubbJW 

Hebrank  Andrew " 

HillmanHE&Co 

Krieg  W  F 

Lash  J  A 

Lukens  W  J 

McNamee  Harry " 

Stauber  A  F 

Wheat  &  Hancher " 

Winzenried  G  C 

Yost  Wm 

Nutter  L  C Worthington 

Brown  C  E Wyatt 

*Water  Heaters. 
Turner    C   H    (see  right  top 
lines  and  p  287). Parkersburgh 

Water  Works. 

Charleston  Water  Works  Co. .  .Charleston 
Altenheim  Water  Works Whitfield 


Well  Borers. 

Epps  Abraham .  Guyandotte 

Childers  Bazel Horseneck 

Ballard  J  H Lindside 

Everley  &  Davis Maidsville 

McCune  J  D Martinsburgh 

Lee  &  Lewis St  Albans 

McCorkle  &  Tate Willowton 


*  Wheel  Mnfrs. 

Ronceverte  Spoke  and  Wheel  Co 

Ronceverte 

*Wheelbarrow  Mnfrs. 

Thayer  J  W  (see  p  270) 

New  Cumberland 

*  Whiskies— Jobbers. 

Kane  HI  W  (see  left  top  lines) 

Parkersburgh 
Willowware. 

See  Wooden  and  Willowware. 

Window  Glass. 

Central  City  Window  Glass  Co 

Huntington 
I»Si  I  lender  &  Bierinan  (see 

p  211)  

Huey  JO Mannington 

Wilson    &l  .Chapman  (seep 

385) Wheeling 

*  Window  Shades. 

*L.ewis  Wm  H  (see  p  77) Bethany 


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Pay  no  money  in  advance  to  itinerant  Directory  Canvassers. 
We  are  led  to  mention  this  from  the  fact  that  certain  parties 
have  been  fraudulently  using  our  publications  as  specimens, 
and  by  that  means  collecting  moneys  in  advance.  He/ore 
signing  an  order,  see  that  it  has  the  name  of  M.  L.  POLKS 
CO.  printed  thereon.  We  ask  no  payment  until  the  work  is 
delivered,  and  our  solicitors  have  strict  orders  not  to  take 
payment  for  either  advertisements  or  subscriptions. 

R.  L.  POLK  &  CO. 


Cant  Hooks. 


Saw    Mill     Supplies,     Mining    and    Railroad    Supplies. 

47  and  49  Baltimore  St., 


Cumberland  Hardware  Company, 


Cumberland,    Maryland. 


THFATRF9   edward  b.  franzheim,  architect, 

■  Li1!  I   RLOl      PUBLIC  LIBRARY  BUILDING,  WHEELING,  W.  VA. 


590 


WIN 


WEST    VIRGINIA    STATE    GAZETTEER  YAR 


Wines  and  Liquors. 

Baer  Benjamin » Charleston 

Capito  Charles " 

Kiefer  Wm  (see  p  116) 

McGrath  &  Bauer  (see  p  108)    " 

Midelburg  Arnold " 

Schwartz  Louis  (see  p  115)        " 

Sternberger  Leon Huntington 

Earley  &  Johnson Montgomery 

Montgomery  T  L " 

Busch  John Parkersburgh 

Flanagan  W  H  (see  right  top 

lines  and  p  289) " 

Kane  HI  W  (see  left  top  lines).        " 

Biddle  Lloyd Wheeling 

Clark  J  B 

KrausC&Co 

McLoughlin  Wm " 

Reilly  Michael 

Schaefer  &  Driehorst  " 

Welty  P  &,  Co  (see  right  top 

lines) " 

Wilhelm  Ludwig " 


*Wire  Fences. 
Allison  W  U(seep  399) Wheeling 


*Wire  Works. 
Allison  W  B  (see  p  399) Wheeling 


Wood  Dealers. 

See  Coal  and  Wood. 


Wood  Engravers. 

See  Engravers. 


Wooden  and  Willowware. 

Beall  Horace Charles  Town 

Crandall  SB Guyandotte 

Kontz  &  Vancamp New  Martinsville 

Smith   W    II    Hardware 

Co  The  (see  left  top  lines  andp 

283) Parkersburgh 

Golluer  Annie Wheeling 


Wood-Working  Machinery. 

Osborn  Machinery  Co  (see 

p  135)  Clarksburgh 


Wool  Dealers. 

Jobe  J  J Charles  Town 

Stuart  W  A Glen  Easton 

Miller  Luther Martinsburgh 


Weil  David Martinsburgh 

Kotzebue  G  W Ravcnswood 

Stone  CH 

Heiskell  D  H Romney 

Smedley  G  W Valley  Furnace 

Taylor  T  P Wellsburgh 


Woolen  and  Carding  Mills. 

Gortner  J  A Alderson 

McBee  J  W Bloomery 

Prince  B  F Bradens 

Davidson  John Bridgeport 

Kantner  Charles Bruceton  Mills 

Sandridge  B Buena  Vista 

Freeland  E  J Burton 

Kanawha  Woolen  Mills 

and  Machine  Shops  (see  p  i<?5)Charleston 
Clarksburgh  Woolen  Mills. .  .Clarksburgh 

Haigh  John Clinton  Furnace 

Peyton  Curby Dudley 

Pritchard  S  C Dunmore 

Bowman  Jonathan Evansville 

Boseley  J  S Fallsmill 

Anderson  S  P Franklin 

Guyandotte  Woolen  and 

Knitting  Mills  (see  p  189) Guyandotte 

Hollywood  Mnfg.Co Hollywood 

Johnson  J  D Iron 

Williams  C  A  &  Bro Kabletown 

Chalfant  &  Son Lightburn 

Seffens  R Lubeck 

Harman  Adam Macksville 

Markwood  J  E Martin 

Martinsburgh  Woolen  Mills. Martinsburgh 

Mason  S  A Masonville 

Scherr  AC Maysville 

Rigg  J  W  &  Son Morgan's  Glade 

Barger  Wm Petersburgh 

Markwood  J  W Ridgeville 

Krenn  Joseph St  Clara 

Randolph  J  F Salem 

Smith  &  Billinger Sedan 

Brown  N  H Shiloh 

Free  John Sycamore  Dale 

Riggs  J  W  &  Son Terra  Alta 

Cochran  Martin Toll  Gate 

Feltner  Walter  &  Co Webster 

Jobe  J  J Wheatland 


*  Wrought  Iron  Pipe  Mnfrs. 

Riverside  Iron  Works  (see 

p  387) Wheeling 


Yarns. 

Eckhart  John Wheeling 


AND  BUSINESS   DIRECTORY. 


591 


IRON  RAILING 


AND 


GENERAL  IRON 

WORKER. 

Iron  Railing 

OF  EVERY  DESCRIPTION. 


IRON  CELLAR  DOORS, 
WINDOW  GRATING, 
WIRE  WINDOW  GUARDS, 

B5TC. 

Iron  Railing  for  Bridges 

a  Specialty. 

3226,3228  &  3230 

Penn  Avenue, 

PITTSBURGH,    PA. 


JULIUS  BAKER. 


H.  E.  DITTIG. 


WIRE  AND  IRON  WORKS. 


JULIUS  BAKER  &  CO. 


MANUFACTURERS  OF 


3ank  1  Office  Railings 

Window  Guards 

Elevator  Enclosures 

Wire  Signs 

Sand  and  Coal  Screens 

Wire  Clotn 

Fly  Screens 


Iron  Railing, 
Flower  Stands, 
StaUle  Fixtures, 
Grill  Work, 
Trellis  Wort, 
Snow  Window 
Fixtures,  Etc. 


ALL  KINDS  OF  PLAIN  AND  ORNAMENTAL  WIRE  WORK. 

ESTIMATES  FURNISHED. 

No.  8  New  Grant  St.       Telephone  1960.       PITTSBURGH,  PA. 


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WEST   VIRGINIA    STATE    GAZETTEER 


SSTABLISHBD     leSS. 


MANUFACTURERS  OF 


Uf »     .  'LP  '  1 1 ',  1 1  flf,,  in,  .}ai  I   I       M  i  ltrT.h    "  nUJ   '  I 


TENTS, 
FLAGS, 
BANNERS, 
TARPAULINS, 
HORSE 
COVERS, 
ETC.,  ETC. 
=       PITTSBURGH,  PA. 


537  and  539  Penn  Ave., 


G.  W.  JESSOP, 

MANUFACTURER  OF 

WIRE    WORK 

OF  EVERY  DESCRIPTION. 


IRON  FENCES,  RAILINGS,  ETC. 


Verandas,  Bank  and  Office  Fittings, 
Elevator,  Tree  and  Window  Guards, 
Finials,  Tower  Ornaments,  Store 
Fronts,  Fly  Screens,  Cellar  Window 
Screens,  Trellis  Work.  Wire  Office 
Partitions,  Etc.,  Etc. 

COR.  VIRGINIA  AND  ULYSSES  STS., 
PITTSBURGH,  -   PA. 


JOSEPH  B.  HALL,  Architect,  «^nsi«fe 


AND    BU8INE8S    DIRECTORY. 


593 


CUMBERLAND,  MD.,  DEPARTMENT. 


CUMBERLAND,  MD.  Is  situated  on  the  North  Branch  of  the  Potomac,  384 
miles  from  New  York,  290  from  Philadelphia,  178  from  Baltimore,  149  from  Pittsburgh 
and  201  from  Wheeling.  Its  importance  as  a  commercial  and  manufacturing  point  for 
West  Virginia  is  such  as  to  demand  the  insertion  of  this  sketch.  It  is  the  seat  of  Alle- 
gany county,  was  settled  in  1754,  incorporated  as  a  town  in  1805  and  as  a  city  in  1856. 
It  is  the  largest  city  on  the  B.  &  O.  R.  R.  between  Washington  and  the  Ohio  river,  and 
the  second  city  in  population  and  importance  in  the  State  of  Maryland.  The  following 
lines  of  railroad  render  it  accessible  from  every  direction  :  Baltimore  &  Ohio  and  its 
Pittsburgh  (or  Connellsville)  branch,  the  George's  Creek  &  Cumberland,  the  Cumber- 
land &  Pennsylvania  with  its  Elkhart  branch,  and  the  West  Virginia  Central.  It  is 
impossible,  in  so  brief  a  sketch  as  the  present  must  necessarily  be,  to  speak  in  detail  of 
the  industries  here  represented,  but  among  the  substantial  lines  of  business  which  are 
steadily  growing  in  capacity,  in  wealth  and  in  importance  may  be  mentioned  the  fol- 
lowing :  Iron  and  steel  works,  2  glass  factories,  2  large  tanneries,  furniture  factories, 
flour  mills, planing  mills, foundries, distilleries, breweries, rolling  mills, coal  and  lumber  com- 
panies and  others  too  numerous  to  mention.  Its  banks  are  sound  and  thoroughly  reliable. 
Although  the  industrial  advance  has  been  great,  still  its  educational  interests  have  kept 
pace.  No  expense  has  been  spared  in  perfecting  and  developing  a  system  of  schools,  in 
addition  to  which  a  number  of  scholastic  institutions  of  higher  grade  enjoy  a  generous 
and  hearty  support.  Neither  are  religious  organizations  neglected,  for  its  18  beautiful 
churches  attest  the  devout  spirit  of  her  citizens.  Journalistic  enterprise  has  not  gone 
unrewarded,  as  is  evinced  by  the  spirit  and  intelligence  of  its  public  press  and  the  gen- 
erous support  that  is  accorded  thereto.  The  News  and  1  he  Times  are  live,  enterprising 
dailies  and  are  ably  edited.     In  addition  to  these  a  number  of  weeklies  are  issued. 


Agricultural  Implements. 

CUMBERLAND     HARDWARE     CO. 
(See  right  bottom  lines  and  p  513.) 


Ammunition. 

CUMBERLAND     HARDWARE     CO. 
{See  right  bottom  lines  and  p  513.) 


Bar  Iron. 

CUMBERLAND    HARDWARE     CO. 
(See  right  bottom  lines  and  p  513.) 

Blacksmiths'  Tools. 

CUMBERLAND     HARDWARE     CO. 
(See  right  bottom  lines  andp  513.) 


Boat  Supplies. 

pOULEHAN  W  T. 


Brass  Band  Instruments. 

WIESEL    J  P.    (See  right  bottom   lines 
and  p  598.) 


Builders'  Hardware. 

CUMBERLAND      HARDWARE    CO. 
\j    (See  right  bottom  lines  and  p  513.) 


Carpenters'  Tools. 

CUMBERLAND     HARDWARE      CO. 
(See  right  bottom  lines  and  p  513.) 


Carriage  and  Wagon  Materials. 

pUMBERLAND     HARDWARE     CO. 
\j    (See  right  bottom  lines  and  p  5 13. ) 


c 


Coal. 

OULEHAN  W  T. 


Cutlery  and  Tools. 

CUMBERLAND    HARDWARE      CO. 
(See  right  bottom  lines  and  p  513.) 


Explosives — Dealers. 

pUMBERLAND     HARDWARE     CO. 

\j     (See  right  bottom  lines  and p  5t$.) 


Linle  Kanawha  Lumber  Co 


PARKERSBCRG,  W.  VA. 

FONTAINE,  W.  VA. 

I J  PORTSMOUTH,  OHIO. 


We  Lead  FL 


in  House 


594 


rnishings.  Ui  mGIKlBl  06  llOij  Wheeling,  wl"  Va' 

WEST   VIRGINIA    STATE    GAZETTEER 


c 


Feed. 

OULEHAN  W  T. 


JOHNSON  R  D  MILLING  CO.     (Seep 
598.)  

Fishing  Tackle. 

CUMBERLAND     HARDWARE     CO. 
(See  right  bottom  lines  and  p  513.) 

Flour  and  Feed  Mills. 

JOHNSON  R  D  MILLING  CO-    (Seep 
J      598.) 

Grain— Dealers. 

OHNSON  R  D  MILLING  CO.     (Seep 
598.) 


J 


Grocers. 

'OULEHAN  W  T. 


Guns,  Powder  and  Ammunition. 

CUMBERLAND     HARDWARE     CO. 
-  (See  right  bottom  lines  and  p  518.) 

Hardware— Wholesale. 

CUMBERLAND  HARDWARE  CO, 
Railroad  and  Mining  Supplies,  Pow- 
der and  High  Grade  Explosives.  (See 
right  bottom  lines  and  p  513.) 

Hardware— Retail. 

CUMBERLAND  HARDWARE  CO. 
(See  right  bottom  lines  and  p  618.) 

Hardware  Specialties. 

CUMBERLAND  HARDWARE  CO. 
(See  right  bottom  lines  and  p  513.) 


Hotels. 

TITINDSOR  HOTEL,  $2  per  Day 

Iron  and  Steel. 

CUMBERLAND  HARDWARE  CO.  (See 
right  bottom  lines  and  p  513.) 


c 


Liquors. 

OULEHAN  W  T. 


"Lumber  Mill  Supplies. 

CUMBERLAND     HARDWARE     CO. 
(See  right  bottom  lines  and  p  513.) 


Marble  and  Granite. 

p  ROSE  &  HOENICKA.     (See  p  598.) 

Mining  Supplies. 

CUMBERLAND     HARDWARE     CO. 
(See  right  bottom  lines  and  p  513.) 


Monuments. 

p  ROSE  &  HOENICKA.     (See  p  598.) 


Music— Sheet. 

WIESEL   J   P.     (See  right  bottom  lines 
and  p  598.) 

Musical  Merchandise. 

WIESEL  J  P.     (See  right  bottom  lines 
and  p  598.) 

Musical  Instruments. 

WIESEL  J   P.     (See  right  bottom  lines 
and  p  598.) 


Newspaper* — Daily. 

DAILY  NEWS  THE  (Rep),  Full  Tele- 
graphic Service.     (See  p  597.) 
''TIMES.    (Seeopp.) 

Newspapers—  Weekly. 

ALLEGANIA.N     (Thur,    Dem).       (See 
opp.) 

CIVILIAN  (Established  1828;  Fri,  Rep). 
L,     (Seep597  .) 

Organs. 

WIESEL   J   P.     (See  right  bottom  lines 
and  p  598.) 

Pianos. 

WIESEL  J  P.     (See  right  bottom  lines 
and  p  598.) 


Powder. 

CUMBERLAND     HARDWARE     CO. 
(See  right  bottom  lines  and  p  513.) 


Printers— Book  and  Job. 

A  VIRETT  JOHN  W.    (See  opp.) 

"TjAILY  NEWS  CO.    (Seep 597.) 


AND    BUSINESS    DIRECTOBY.  595 

THE  DAILY  TIMES. 

PUBLISHED  EVERY  AFTERNOON  BUT  SUNDAY. 

The  Times  is  the  leading  Democratic  Daily  of  Western  Maryland, 
and  is  the  best  all  round  Newspaper  in  the  State,  outside  of  Baltimore. 
Fully  equipped  with  the  regular  news  service,and  all  the  special  features 
of  the  American  Press  Association,  an  experienced  and  competent 
corps  of  correspondents,  not  only  at  points  adjacent  to  Cumberland,  but 
in  all  the  leading  centres  of  the  country,  and  in  direct  telegraphic  com- 
munication with  Press  Bulletin  Association  of  New  York,  it  is  a  News- 
paper of  which  the  people  of  Cumberland  are  proud. 

The  official  organ  of  the  Democratic  party,  its  editorial  utterances  are 
fearless  and  bold  in  the  support  of  that  party.  It  is  as  the  paper  of  the 
people,  however,  that  the  Times  has  won,  and  means  to  keep,  its  position 
at  the  head  of  Western  Maryland  journalism. 


THE  ALLEGANIAN. 

PUBLISHED  EVERY  THURSDAY  MORNING. 

The  Alleganian  is  the^oldest  and  most  complete  Weekly  Paper 
in  Allegany  County.  It  is  the  only  Democratic  Weekly  in  the  County, 
and  shares  the  honor  with  the  Times  of  being  the  exponent  of  those 
principles  which  have  made  the  Democratic  party  invincible.  This 
paper  is  printed  at  the  Times  office  every  Thursday,  and  is  equal  in  size 
to  the  Times,  which  it  rivals  in  excellence.  In  addition  to  all  the  latest 
news,  at  home  and  abroad,  it  contains  the  Cumberland  Coal  Report  and 
the  Cumberland  Markets.  The  price  at  which  the  Alleganian  is  issued, 
one  dollar  per  year  in  advance,  brings  it  within  the  reach  of  all  classes, 
and  it  has  a  subscription  list  that  will  compare  favorably  with  most  of 
the  weeklies  in  point  of  numbers,  and  surpasses  them  all  in  the  number 
of  farmers  and  well-to-do  purchasers  who  are  on  its  list. 

J.    W.    AVIRETT,    Publisher, 

CUMBERLAND,  MARYLAND. 


596  WEST   VIRGINIA   STATE    GAZETTEER 

West  Virginia  Central  &  Pittsburgh 

ZES-A-XLTST-A/Z"   CO. 


U  Ji  to  M^t  od,  Oa. 


branches: 

SHAW  TO  MINEYILLE, 
HARRISON  TO  ELK  GARDEN, 
THOMAS  TO  DAYIS, 
ELKINS  TO  BEYERLY. 

The  road  opens  up  three  immense  coal  fields,  viz : 
"Elk  Garden,"  or  George's  Creek  Big  Vein ;  "Upper 
Potomac,"  or  Davis  Vein  ;  "  Roaring  Creek,"  or  Pitts- 
burgh Vein. 

It  passes  through  and  opens  to  market  thousands 
of  acres  of  the  best  timber  land  in  West  Virginia,  of 
almost  every  merchantable  kind,  including  Walnut, 
Cherry,  Ash,  Oak,  Hemlock,  Spruce,  Etc. 

The  coke  manufactured  from  the  Davis  Vein  of 
coal  is  unsurpassed,  and  equal  to  the  best  standard 
Connellsville. 

Splendid  grazing  land  at  very  low  figures. 

GOOD  HUNTING  AND  FISHING. 

Connections  at  Cumberland,  Balto  &  Ohio  R.  R., 
Pennsylvania  R.  R.  and  Ches.  &  Ohio  Canal.  At 
State  Line,  in  Monongalia  Co.,  W.  Va.  (through  Bel- 
ington  connection),  Balto.  &  Ohio  R.  R.;  Pennsyl- 
vania Railroad;   New  York  Central  R.  R. 


AND   BUSINESS  DIRECTORY.  597 

The  Daily  News, 


CUMBERLAND,  MD. 


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Printing  to  this  Office. 


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matter  how  large  or  small  the  form  or  quantity. 

Blank  Books  of  all  kinds  and  sizes,  and  any  style  of  Special 
Ruled  Blank  furnished  promptly.  In  this  department  we  excel. 
You  want  to  see  our  work. 


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that  publishes  a  full  Daily  Telegraph  Press  Report. 

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It  is  the  Oldest  (Established  in  1828)  and  Best  Weekly  Paper 


addbess  THE  DAILY  NEWS, 

H.  W.  SCHAIDT,  Manager,  CUMBERLAND,  MARYLAND. 


598 


WEST   VIRGINIA   STATIC    GAZETTEER 


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£5  ^  5^»  .«  i§S 


Manufacturers  of  Royal  Patent,  Fancy,  Johnson's  Best, 
Minnesota  High  Life,  Queen  City  Mills  Superior  and  Roller 
Process  Family  Flour.    Purchasers  of  all  kinds  of 

We  Invite  Correspondence  from  all  persons  wanting 

FLOUR  and  FEED. 


GEO.  W.  GROSE, 


G.  F.  HOENICKA. 


GROSE  &  HOENICKA, 

MARBLE  I  GRANITE  DEALERS 

MONUMENTS  AND  TOMBSTONES,  Latest  Patterns  and 

Designs  always  on   hand.     Competent  workmen 

employed.    All  mail  orders  promptly 

attended  to. 

20  and  22  S.  Centre  Street, 
CUMBERLAND,       -        MARYLAND. 


THE  OLDEST  MUSIC   HOUSE   IN    WESTERN    MARYLAND. 

T.    !F>.    -WIESEL, 

No.  25  Baltimore  Street,  -  -  CUMBERLAND,  MD. 

Pianos,  Organs,  Musical  Instruments, 

SHEET  MUSIC,  MUSIC  BOOKS,  AND  MUSICAL  MERCHANDISE. 

Pianos  and  Organs  Sold  on  Easy  Monthly  Payments,  or  Rented  with  the  Privilege  of  Purchase, 
all  Fully  Warranted.      Pianos  and  Organs  for  Rent.      Old  Pianos  and  Organs  Taken  in  Exchange. 

MEDICAL  AND  SURGICAL  REGISTER 

OF  THE 


The  second  edition,  issued  February,  1890,  contains  the  names  of  over  100,000  PHYSI- 
CIANS IN  THE  UNITED  STATES,  arranged  alphabetically,  also  arranged  by  States  and  Cities, 
showing  school  practiced,  date  and  college  of  graduation,  and  postofflce  address. 

List  of  Medical  C  illeges,  Medical  Societies.  Hospitals,  Sanitariums,  Asylums,  Mineral  Springs, 
Boards  of  Health,  Medical  Journals,  Medical  Departments  U.  S.,  Army,  Navy  and  Marine  Hospital 
Service,  and  Pension  Departments. 

It  is  the  only  National  Directory  of  Physicians  published,  and  if  you  wish  a  work  of  the  kind  for 
reference,  or  desire  to  circularize  the  profession,  you  cannot  procure  as  complete  and  reliable  a  list 
from  any  other  source. 


A  NEW  EDITION  WILL  BE  PUBLISHED  IN  1892. 


IS.    Xj. 


POLK    SZ    CO., 

DETROIT,  MICHIGAN. 


IF-u/folisliers. 


Gentlemen ! 


Send  Your  Hats  to  It.  F.  POTTS,  34  16th  Street,  Wheeling, 
W.  Va.,  to  be  Renovated,  and  Reshaped.  t*r"tiood  Work 
Guaranteed  and  Prices  Reasonable.    See  Page  5. 


AND    BUSINESS    DIBECTOBY. 


599 


OCHAIDT  H  W.    (See  p  597.) 


Pumps. 

CUMBERLAND      HARDWARE     CO. 
(See  right  bottom  lines  and  p  518.) 


WEST 
Pil 


Railroads. 

VIRGINIA     CENTRAL     & 


ittsburgh  R  R.     (Seep  596.) 


Railroad  Supplies. 

CUMBERLAND      HARDWARE    CO. 
(See  right  bottom  lines  and  p  513.) 


Saw  Mill  Supplies. 

pUMBERLAND      HARDWARE    CO. 
V^    (See  right  bottom  lines  andp  513.) 

Sporting  Goods. 

/CUMBERLAND     HARDWARE  l  CO. 
\j    (See  right  bottom  lines  and  p  513.) 


S.  C.  M ALONE,  ARTIST  PENMAN 

5  North  Charles  Street,  BALTIMORE,  MARYLAND. 

Executes  Every  Variety  of  Practical  and  Artistic  Penmanship,  such  as  Resolutions,  Testimonials, 
Memorials,  Marriage  Certificates,  Diplomas,  Etc.  Also  gives  lessons  by  mail  iu  all  branches  of  the 
Art. 

CHARLES    QUANDT, 

LADIES'  AND  GENTLEMEN'S 

Hair  Dresser  and  Wig  Maker 

S.  E.  Cor.  Lexington  and  Eutaw  Sts., 

BALTIMORE,  -  -  MARYLAND. 


600  WEST   VIRGINIA   STATE    GAZETTEER 

The  American  Land  and  Title  Register 

ASSOC  IATIOI^ 

Is  an  Association  of  Attorneys,  with  representatives  in  all  parts 
of  the  United  States  and  Canada ;  its  business  is  that  of  perfect- 
ing titles  to  real  estate,  finding  lost  or  unknown  heirs,  procur- 
ing evidence,  foreclosing  mortgages  and  other  real  estate  liti- 
gation. All  parties  having  or  claiming  an  interest  in  realty  in 
the  United  States  or  Canada,  either  for  themselves  or  as  heirs 
of  such  owners,  and  who  wish  to  enforce  said  claims,  will  do 
well  to  correspond  with  us.  Many  interests  supposed  by  the 
owners  thereof  to  be  worthless,  are  very  valuable,  and  large 
sums  may  be  realized  from  them,  either  through  recovery  by 
law,  or  compromise  with  the  adverse  claimants. 

A  LIST  OF  COMPETENT  ATTORNEYS  IN  ALL. 
PARTS  OF  THE  UNITED  STATES  AND  CANADA 
FURNISHED  FREE  ON  APPLICATION. 

For  the  benefit  of  mortgagees  and  those  wishing  to  invest, 
we  will  furnish,  through  our  bureau  of  information,  unpreju- 
diced valuations  on  Real  Estate  in  all  parts  of  the  country. 

Investments  made  and  loans  carefully  placed,  on  conserva- 
tive valuations,  for  non-residents. 

We  also  publish  the  AMERICAN  LAND  AND  TITLE 
REGISTER,  issued  monthly,  giving  the  names  of  hundreds  of 
people  who  are  wanted  by  us,  or  by  heirs-at-law  and  owners  of 
valuable  outstanding  interests  in  realty,  who  offer  a  stated 
reward  for  the  finding  or  locating  of  each  person  so  named. 
This  paper  also  contains  our  list  of  attorneys. 

NO  CHARGE  MADE  TO  SUBSCRIBERS  FOR 
INSERTION  OF  NAMES  OF  PERSONS  WANTED 
UNLESS  WE  ARE  SUCCESSFUL  IN  FINDING  THEM. 

Subscription  Price,  $3.00  per  Year. 

Address  all  Communications  to 

WM.  HENDRICKS,  General  Manager, 

609  New  York  Life  Bldg.,  ST.  PAUL,  MINN. 


PWRT  TV  Xl  C(\    WH0LESALE  DEALERS  IN  ^INEs  and  LIQUORS, 
■      II  LiL  11     UlUvii     II  1118  Main  and  1121  Market  St.,   WHEELING,  W.Va. 


AND    BUSINESS    DIEBCTOKY. 


601 


CLASSIFIED  LIST  OF  FOREIGN  PATRONS. 


Addressing   Companies. 

ADDRESSING,  DUPLICATING  AND 
Mailing  Co,  324  Pearl,  New  York 
City,  N  Y. 

Architects. 

l\/r  AURER  WM,  668  Augusta,   Chicago, 


Architectural  Iron  Work. 

PITTSBURGH  SAFE  AND  LOCK  CO, 
cor  Madison    and  River    avs,   Alle- 
gheny, Pa.     (See  p  477.) 
REILING  C  J,  3226-3230  Penn  av,  Pitts- 
burgh, Pa.    (Seep  591.) 


Artificial  Limbs. 

\  RTIFICIAL  LIMB  MNFG  CO,  J  W 
Thompson  Sec  and  Genl  Mngr,  909 
Penn  av,  Pittsburgh,  Pa. 


A 


Artist  Penmen. 

M  ALONE  S  C,  5  N  Charles,  Baltimore, 
Md.     (Seep  599.) 


Asphaltum  Varnish. 

MURPHY  BROS,  2640  Liberty  av, Pitts- 
burgh, Pa.     (Seep  7.) 

Awning  Frame  Mnfrs. 

BAKEWELL  J  J,  22  Main,  Allegheny, 
Pa.     (See  p  421.) 
/CARLISLE  JOSEPH   P,   314  Pennsyl- 
\_j    vania  av,  Allegheny,  Pa.   (See  p  418.) 

Awningmakers'  Supplies. 

PITTSBURGH  WATER-PROOF  CO, 
426  Liberty  av,  Pittsburgh,  Pa.  (See 
P  614.) 


Awning  and  Tent  Mnfrs. 

BAKEWELL  J  J,  22  Main,   Allegheny, 
Pa.     (See  p  491  ) 


CARLISLE  JOSEPH   P,   314  Pennsyl- 
vania av,  Allegheny,  Pa.   (See  p  418.) 

KEYSTONE  AWNING  AND  TENT 
Mafg  Co,  3142  Penn  av,  Pittsburgh, 
Pa.     (See  p  473.) 

MAMAUX  &  SON,  537-539  "  Penn  av, 
Pittsburgh,  Pa.    (Seep  592.) 


Baggage  and  Express  Wagons. 

HOWE  SCALE  CO,  107  Market,  Pitts- 
burgh, Pa.     (Seep  6 10.) 


J 


Bank  and  OfHce  Fittings. 

ESSOP  G  W,  cor  Virginia  and  Ulysses, 
South  Side,  Pittsburgh,  Pa.  (See  p 
592.) 


Barbers'    Supplies. 

BLACK  ROSS  W,  712   Penn  av,  Pitts- 
burgh, Pa. 

Barrel   Paint. 

MURPHY     BROS,    2640    Liberty    av, 
Pittsburgh,  Pa.     (Seep  7.) 


Beer   Cellar   Coating. 

BERGER   HENRY,   4627   Liberty  av, 
Pittsburgh,  Pa.     (See  p  612.) 


Bicycles  and  Tricycles. 

GENDRON   IRON   WHEEL   CO,  To- 
ledo, O.     (Seep  6 15.) 


M 


Bill  Posters. 

URRAY  &  HAMMOND,   531   Penn 
av,  Pittsburgh,  Pa. 


Billiard  Tables. 


NATIONAL  BILLIARD  TABLE  AND 
Bar  Fixture  Co,  90  Diamond,  Pitts- 
burgh, Pa. 


Crescent  Saloon  and  Restaurant. 

J.  HUNTER  SMITH,  Proprietor. 

PIEDMONT,    WEST  VIRGINIA. 


CTCCI       TOOL,  HOE 
O  C  C  Li.    AND  LAY. 


\  The  W.  H.  Smith  Hardware  Co. 

( PARKERSBVRG,    W.    VA. 


602 


WEST    VIRGINIA    STATE    GAZETTEEB 


Bird   Dealers. 

THOMAS  JOHN,  Canaries  and  a  Var- 
iety of  other  Birds;  Food  and  Cages, 
102  N  Liberty,  Baltimore,  Md. 

Blasting  Powder. 

KIRK  ARTHUR  &  SON,  910  Du- 
quesne  Way,  Pittsburgh,  Pa. 

Boilermakers. 

HEINE  SAFETY  BOILER  CO,  404 
Lewis  Block,  Pittsburgh,  Pa.  (See 
P6.)  

Brass  Mnfrs. 

LIBERTY  BRASS  WORKS,  Harris  & 
Shearer  Proprs;  Mnfrs  all  Kinds  of 
Braes  Castings  and  Plumbers'  Sup- 
plies, 107  S  Liberty,  Baltimore,  Md. 

Brewery  Plants  Boilers. 

HEINE  SAFETY  BOILER  CO,  404 
Lewis  Blk,  Pittsburgh,  Pa.  {See  p  6). 

Bridge  Builders. 

SMITH  BRIDGE  CO,  210  St.  Clair,  To- 
ledo, O. 


Builders'     Iron     Work,     Store 
Fronts,  Etc. 

REILING  C    J,   3226-3230    Penn    av, 
Pittsburgh,  Pa.     (See  p  591) 

Butchers'  Supplies. 

KNITTEL  &  SCHLELEIN,  37  W  Dia- 
mond, Allegheny,  Pa.     (Seep  547.) 


Carriage  Material. 

MACKENZIE  C  T  &  C  B,  310  W  Balti- 
more, Baltimore,  Md.    (Seep  451.) 


Ceilings — Metallic. 

NORTHROP  A  &  CO,  cor  S  23d  and 
Mary,  Pittsburgh,  Pa.     (See  p  44) 


Children  Carriages. 

GENDRON  IRON  WHEEL  CO,   To- 
ledo, O.     (Seep  615.) 


Coal  Pit  Wagons. 

PHILLIPS  MINE  SUPPLY  CO,  S  23d 
and  Mary,   Pittsburgh,   Pa.     (See  p 
609.) 


Coal  Screens. 

PHILLIPS  MINE  SUPPLY  CO,  S  23d 
and  .Mary,  Pittsburgh,  Pa.  (See  p 
609.) 

WAGNER  ADOLPH,  cor  Center  av 
and  Devillier,  Pittsburgh,  Pa.  (See 
p  612.)       

Coal  Shutes. 

HANNY  CHARLES  G,  314  Pennsylva- 
nia av,  Allegheny,  Pa.    (Seep  284.) 

Coal  Washing  Screens. 

WAGNER  ADOLPH,    cor  Center  av 
and  Devillier,  Pittsburgh,  Pa.     (See 
p  612.)  

Colleges  and  Schools. 

BALTIMORE  MEDICAL  COLLEGE, 
403  N  Exeter,  Baltimore,  Md.  (See 
front  cover.) 

COLLEGE  OF  PHYSICIANS  AND 
Surgeons,  Baltimore,  Md.  (See  back 
cover.) 

FRIENDS'  ELEMENTARY  AND 
High  School,  Eli  M  Lamb  Prin,  Mc- 
Culloh  and  Preston,  Baltimore,  Md. 
(See  p  461.) 

GYMNASIUM  SCHOOL  FOR  BOYS 
and  Young  Men,  608  N  Eutaw,  Balti- 
more, Md.  (Seep  461.) 
UNIVERSITY  OF  MARYLAND,  Bal- 
timore, Md.  (Seep  8.) 
UNIVERSITY  SCHOOL  FOR  BOYS, 
W  S  Marston  Prin;  Prepares  for  any 
University  or  Scientific  School,  710 
and  712  Madison  av,  Baltimore,  Md. 
[OUNT  De  SALES  ACADEMY  OF 
the  Visitation,  Catonsville,  Md,  near 
Baltimore.     (See  p  460.) 

MARIETTA  COLLEGE,  Marietta,  O. 
(Seep  459.) 


M' 


Contractors— Fire  Proofing. 

BERGER    HENRY,    4627  Liberty  av, 
Pittsburgh,  Pa.     (Seep  612.) 


Cooperage. 

GILLESPIE  C  J,  Duquesne  Way  bet  7th 
and  8th,  Pittsburgh,  Pa. 


Cotton    Duck— All   Widths    and 
Weights. 

PITTSBURGH  WATER-PROOF  CO, 
426  Liberty  av,  Pittsburgh,  Pa.  (See- 
P  614.) 


The  Clarksburg:   NeWS.  J  ,s  the  Best  Advertising  Medium 

CLARKSBURG.    WEST   VIRGINIA.        |  in   Central  West  Virginia. 


AND    BU8INBS8   DIRECTORY. 


603 


Dryers. 

MURPHY    BROS,    2640    Liberty    av, 
Pittsburgh,  Pa.     (Seep  7.) 


Dyers  and  Scourers. 

FISHER  EMIL,  Chemical  Scourer  and 
Agent  for  Lewando's  French  Dye 
House,  216  W  Fayette,  Baltimore, 
Md.  

Dynamo  Electric  machines. 

ELECTRICAL  CONSTRUCTION 
and  Maintenance  Co,  125  5th  av, 
Pittsburgh,  Pa.  (See  right  bottom 
lines ) 

Electric  Batteries. 

ELECTRICAL  CONSTRUCTION 
and  Maintenance  Co,  125  5th  av, 
Pittsburgh,  Pa.  (See  right  bottom 
lines.) 

Electric  Incandescent  Caps. 

ELECTRICAL  CONSTRUCTION 
and  Maintenance  Co,  125  5th  av, 
Pittsburgh,  Pa.  (See  right  bottom 
lines.) 

Electric  Light  Wiring. 

ELECTRICAL  CONSTRUCTION 
and  Maintenance  Co,  125  5th  av, 
Pittsburgh,  Pa.  (See  right  bottom 
lines.) 

Electric  and  Cable  Railway 
Boilers. 

HEINE  SAFETY  BOILER  CO,  404 
Lewis  Block,  Pittsburgh,  Pa.  (See 
p6.)  

Electric  Motors. 

ELECTRICAL  CONSTRUCTION 
and  Maintenance  Co,  125  5th  av, 
Pittsburgh,  Pa.  (See  right  bottom 
lines) 

Electrical  Apparatus  Boilers. 

HEINE  SAFETY  BOILER  CO,  404 
Lewis  Block,  Pittsburgh,  Pa.  (See 
p6.)  

Electrical  Supplies. 

ELECTRICAL  CONSTRUCTION 
and  Maintenance  Co,  125  5th  av, 
Pittsburgh,  Pa.  (See  right  bottom 
lines.) 


Electrical  Wiring. 

ELECTRICAL  CONSTRUCTION 
and  Maintenance  Co,  125  5th  av, 
Pittsburgh,  Pa.  (See  right  bottom 
lines.) 

Elevator  Enclosures. 

TAYLOR  &  DEAN,  201  Market,  Pitts- 
burgh, Pa.     (Seep  613.) 


Elevator  Guards. 

HANNY  CHARLES   G,    314  Pennsyl- 
vania av,  Allegheny,  Pa.  (See  p  284-)- 

BAKER  JULIUS  &  CO,  8  New  Grant, 
Pittsburgh,  Pa.     (See  p  591) 

JESSOP  G  W,  cor  Virginia  and  Ulysses. 
S  S,  Pittsburgh,  Pa.     (See  p  592.) 

REILING   C    J,  3226-3230  Penn    ave,. 
Pittsburgh,  Pa.     (See  p  591.) 

Elevators— Freight. 

UNION  ELEVATOR  CO,  22  Gist,  Pitts- 
burgh, Pa.     (Seep  611.) 

Elevators— Passenger. 

UNION     ELEVATOR    CO,    22    Gist, 
Pittsburgh,  Pa.     (Seep  611.) 

Engines  and  Boilers. 

YOUNG  JOHN  S,   23-25    Park  Way, 
Allegheny,  Pa. 


Engravers — Wood. 

CORLETT  BROS  (Successors  to  W  F 
Arnold  &  Co),  Room  42,  94  La  Salle, 
Chicago,  111.  (Seep  474.) 


I  Engravers— Wood  and  Photo. 

RAWSTHORNE    BROS,    94    5th    av, 
Pittsburgh,  Pa.     (Seep  474.) 

Fire  Escapes. 

PITTSBURGH  SAFE  AND  LOCK  CO, 
cor  Madison  and  River  avs,  Allegheny, 
Pa.     (Seep  477.) 

SEIPP  H  C,  33  Park  Way,  Allegheny, 
Pa.     (Seep418.) 

TAYLOR  &  DEAN,  201  Market,  Pitts- 
burgh, Pa.     (Seep  613.) 


Fire-Proofing  for  Buildings. 

BERGER   HENRY,   4627    Liberty  av, 
Pittsburgh,  Pa,     (Seep  612.) 


Electrical  Supplies 


of  all  Descriptions.  THE  ELECTRICAL  CON- 
STRUCTION AND  MAINTENANCE  CO.,  125 
Fifth  Ave.,  PITTSBURGH,  PA.    Telephone  1774. 


1,  G.  Dillon  &  Co., 


Watches,  Diamonds,  Jewelry  and  Fine  Pottery. 

WHEELING,  WEST  VIRGINIA. 


604 


WEST    VIRGINIA    STATE    GAZETTEER 


Flags  and  Banners. 

KEYSTONE  AWNING  AND  TENT 
Mnfg  Co,  3142  Perm  av,  Pittsburgh, 
Pa.     {Seep  473.) 

MAMAUX  &  SON,  537-539  Perm  av, 
Pittsburgh,  Pa.     (See  p  592.) 

Florists'  Designs. 

WAGNER  ADOLPH,  cor  Center  av 
and  Devillier,  Pittsburgh,  Pa.  (See 
p  612.)        

Flower  Stands. 

WAGNER  ADOLPH,  cor  Center  av 
and  Devillier,  Pittsburgh,  Pa.  (See 
p612.) 

Fly  Screens. 

CARLISLE   JOSEPH   P,  314  Pennsyl- 
vania av,  Allegheny,  Pa.     (Seep 418.) 
HANNY   CHARLES  G,   314  Pennsyl- 
vania av,  Allegheny,  Pa.  (See  p  284.) 
JESSOP  G  W,  cor  Virginia  and  Ulysses, 
S  S,  Pittsburgh,  Pa.     (See  p  592.) 

Fruit  Preservers. 

AMERICAN  PRESERVERS  CO,  How- 
ard and  "West,  Baltimore,   Md.     (See 

P  4*4.)  

Fur  Dealers  and  Furriers. 

MCMILLAN  JAS  &  CO,  Minneapolis, 
Minn.     (See  p  583.) 


Ginseng,  Seneca  Root  and 
Beeswax. 

MCMILLAN  JAS  &  CO,   Minneapolis, 
Minn.    (See  p  583  ) 


B 


Glass— Fancy  Beveled. 

A.RR    THE   J   U   GLASS   WORKS, 
24  6th,  Pittsburgh,  Pa.     (See  p  505.) 


Glass— Tableware. 

RODGERS  L  J,  1714  Sidney,  S  S,  Pitts- 
burgh, Pa.     (Seep  5.) 


Glass— Window  and  Plate. 

pONNOLLY  THOMAS  A,  cor  Robin- 
\j    son  and  Federal,  Allegheny,  Pa.  (See 
opp  p  110  ) 

BYRNES    &    MARCUS,  109    Market, 
Pittsburgh,  Pa.     (Seep  610.) 
FORRESTER  JAMES  K,  539-541  Lib- 
erty av,  Pittsburgh,  Pa.     (See  p  474.) 


GROSSE  THE  L  ART  GLASS  CO,  cor 
Penn  av  and  10th,  Pittsburgh,  Pa. 
(Seep  613) 

Grain  Drill  Mnfrs. 

BICKFORD  &  HUFFMAN,  408  S 
Eutaw,  Baltimore,  Md. 


Grocers'  Fixtures. 

HOWE  SCALE  CO,  107  Market,  Pitta- 
burgh,  Pa.     (See  p  610.) 


0 


Harness  Sewing  machines. 

'FLAHERTY  JOHN,  Montreal,  P  Q. 
(See  p  575.) 


Hay  Covers. 

PITTSBURGH  WATER-PROOF  CO, 
426  Liberty  av,  Pittsburgh,  Pa.  (See 
P  614.) 


M 


Hides,  Pelts  and  Furs. 

cMILLAN  JAS  &  CO,  Minneapolis, 
Minn.     (See  p  583.) 


Hoisting  Machinery. 

UNION   ELEVATOR    CO,    22    Gist, 
Pittsburgh,  Pa.    (Seep  611.) 


Horse  and  Wagon  Covers. 

BAKEWELL  J  J,  22  Main,  Allegheny, 
Pa.     (See  p  421.) 
pARLISLE   JOSEPH  P,  314  Pennsyl- 
\s    vania  av,  Allegheny,  Pa.    (See  p  41*-) 

KEYSTONE  AWNING  AND  TENT 
Mnfg  Co,  3142  Penn  av,  Pittsburgh, 
Pa.    (Seep  478.) 

Hotels. 

ST  CLOUD  HOTEL,  Marietta,  O.    (See 
p  517.) 


Insurance  Agents— General. 

LAWFORD  &  McKIM,  22  S  Holiday, 
Baltimore,  Md. 


Insurance  Agents— Life. 

GODDARD  H  P,  2  S  Holliday,    Balti- 
more, Md. 


Insurance  Publishers. 

LEAVENWORTH  F  H  PUBLISHING 
Co,  39  McGraw  Bldg,  Detroit,  Mich. 
(See  opp  p  522.) 


Gas  aTa  Steam  Fitting, 


HOT  WATER  HEATING  and  Sanitary  Plumbing,  Belting, 
Hose,  Pumps.  Gas  Fixtures.  Cooking  Ranges,  Hydrants,  Etc. 
CHARLES  H.  TURNER,  PABKERSBURG,  W.  TA. 


AND    BUSINESS    DIRECTORY. 


605 


Interior  Decorations. 

BARR  THE  J  U  GLASS  WORKS,  24 
6th,  Pittsburgh,  Pa.     (See  p  505  ) 

Iron  Bedsteads. 

TAYLOR  &  DEAN,  201  Market,  Pitts- 
burgh;  Pa.    (See  p  613.) 

Iron  Ceiling. 

NORTHROP  A  &  CO,  cor  S  23d  and 
Mary,  Pittsburgh,  Pa.     (See  p  44  ) 

Iron  Cresting. 

SCOTT  &  KENNEWEG,  34  Sampson, 
Allegheny,  Pa.     (See  p  611.) 

TAYLOR  &  DEAN,  201  Market,  Pitts- 
burgh, Pa.     (Seep  613.) 

Iron  Fences. 

SCOTT  &  KENNEWEG,  34  Sampson, 
Allegheny,  Pa.     (See  p  611.) 

TAYLOR  &  DEAN,  201   Market,  Pitts- 
burgh, Pa.     (See  p  613  ) 


Iron  Paint. 

1\/JURPHY    BROS,   2640    Liberty    ave, 
Pittsburgh,  Pa.     (seep  7.) 


1V1 


Iron  Railings. 

HANNY  CHARLES  G,  314  Pennsylva- 
nia, ave,  Allegheny,  Pa.  (See p  284.) 
PITTSBURGH  SAFE  AND  LOCK  Co, 
cor  Madison  and   River  avs,     Alle- 
gheny, Pa.     (See  p  477.) 

SCOTT  &  KENNEWEG,   34  Sampson, 
Allegheny,  Pa.     (See  p  611.) 

SEIPP  H  C,  33  Park  Way,  Allegheny, 
Pa.     (Seep418.) 

BAKER  JULIUS  &  CO,  8  New  Grant, 
Pittsburgh,  Pa.     (See  p  591.) 

REILING    C    J,   3226-3230    Penn    av, 
Pittsburgh,  Pa.     (See  p  591.) 


Iron  Railing  for  Bridges. 

REILING    C    J,   3226-3230    Penn    av, 
Pittsburgh,  Pa.     (See  p  591.) 


Iron  Roofing. 

NORTHROP  A  &  CO,  cor  S  23d  and 
Mary,  Pittsburgh,  Pa.     (See  p  44.) 

Iron  Shutters  and  Doors. 

TAYLOR  &  DEAN,  201  Market,  Pitts- 
burgb,  Pa.     (See  p  613.) 


Iron  §iding. 

NORTHROP  A  &  CO,  cor  S  23d   and 
Mary,  Pittsburgh,  Pa.     (Seep  44.) 


Iron  and  Steel  Mills'  Boilers. 

J_JEINE  SAFETY  BOILER  CO,  404 
Lewis  Block,  Pittsburgh,  Pa.  (See 
P6.) 


n 


Japan  Dryers. 

MURPHY    BROS,    2640    Liberty 
Pittsburgh,  Pa.     (See  p  7.) 


av, 


Laundries. 

MARIETTA     STEAM      LAUNDRY. 
Wm  D  Rock  Propr,  Marietta,  Ohio. 

(Seep  527.) 


K 


Lead  Pipe  Mnfrs. 

DOBERTSON  JAMES  &  CO  (James 
Robertson,  John  McPhail),  Mnfrs 
Sheet  Lead  and  Shot;  also  Dealers  in 
Supplies  and  Tools  for  Plumbers, 
Gas,  and  Steam  Fitters,  17  S  Charles. 
Baltimore,  Md. 


Leather. 

MUSG  RAVE  JAMES  &  SON,  414-416 
N  Front,  Baltimore,  Md.  (See  front 
cover.) 

Lithographers. 

0RCUTT  COMPANY  THE,  n  w  cor 
Harrison  aud  Dearborn,  Chicago,  111. 
(See  opp  p  532.) 


Lumber— Hardwood. 

GILLESPIE   C   J,   Duquense  Way  bet 
7th  and  8th,  Pittsburgh,  Pa. 

Machinery  Paint. 

MURPHY    BROS,    2640    Liberty    av, 
Pittsburgh,  Pa.     (See  p  7.) 


M 


Mattresses. 

cGAW  &  CO,  Mattresses,  Springs, 
Feathers,  Down,  Etc;  Steam  Reno- 
vating a  Specialty,  305  N  Howard, 
Baltimore,  Md. 


Medical  Batteries— Faradic  and 
Galvanic. 

ELECTRICAL  CONSTRUCTION 
and  Maintenance  Co,  125  5th  av, 
Pittsburgh,  Pa.  (See  right  bottom 
lines.) 


Cra  M/\  n  and  PASTEL  WORK  a  Specialty. 
1   ^J  U  ■■    P-   A.  CUNNINGHAM,  Martinsburg,  W.  Va. 


Mineral  and  Soda  Water  Supplies. 


C.  M.  Shrewsbury, 

PARKERSBURG,   WEST  VA. 


606 


WEST    VIRGINIA   STATE    GAZETTEER 


Medical  Colleges. 

BALTIMORE  MEDICAL  COLLEGE, 
David  Streett,  M  D,  Dean,  403  N 
Exeter,  Baltimore,  Md.  (See  front 
cover.) 

COLLEGE  OF  PHYSICIANS  AND 
Surgeons,  Baltimore,  Md.  (See  back 
cover.) 

UNIVERSITY  OF  MARYLAND,  Bal- 
timore, Md.     (See  p  8.) 


B 


Memorial  Windows. 

ARR  THE  J  U  GLASS  WORKS,  24 
6th,  Pittsburgh,  Pa.     (Seep  505.) 


Mercantile  Agendo*. 

EALY  THE  JOHN  W  CO,  106  3d  av, 
Pittsburgh,  Pa. 

Metallic  Paint. 

MURPHY  BROS,  2640  Liberty  av, Pitts- 
burgh, Pa.    (Seep  7.) 


Metallic     Sash— Adjustable — 
(Henderson's    Patent). 

FORRESTER  JAMES  K,  539-541  Lib- 
erty av,  Pittsburgh,  Pa.     (See  p  474-) 


Mill  Furnishers. 

STARR  B  F  &  CO,  Mnfrs  Short  System 
Roller  Mills  and  Burr  Stones,  cor 
North  and  Center,  Baltimore,  Md. 
(Seep  479.)     

Mine  Supplies. 

PHILLIPS  MINE  SUPPLY  CO,  S  23d 
and  Mary,  Pittsburgh,  Pa.  (See  p 
609.) 


Mine  and  Coke  Works  Equip- 
ment. 

PHILLIPS  MINE  SUPPLY  CO,  S  23d 
and  Mary,  Pittsburgh,  Pa.  (See  p 
609.) 


Mirrors. 

T70RRESTER  JAMES  K,  539-541  Lib- 
F     erty  av,  Pittsburgh,  Pa.     (Seep  474.) 


Moth  and  Bug  Exterminators. 

(JAW  &  C< 
more,  Md. 


VjcGAW 


J 


Oil  Well  Supplies. 

ARECKI  MNFG   CO,  953  Liberty  av, 
Pittsburgh,  Pa. 


Oiled  Clothing. 

PITTSBURGH  WATER-PROOF  CO, 
426  Liberty  av,  Pittsburgh,  Pa.  (See 
P614.)  

Oils— Mnfrs,  Importers,  Etc. 

ROBINSON  WM  C  &  SON,  Mnfrs,  Im- 
porters and  Dealers,  217  South,  Bal- 
timore, Md. 


Ornamental  Glass. 

pONNOLLY  THOMAS  A,  cor  Robinson 
\y    and  Federal,  Allegheny,  Pa.     (See  opp 
p  110.) 

BYRNES  &  MARCUS,  109  Market. 
Pittsburgh,  Pa.  (See  p  610.) 
FORRESTER  JAMES  K,  539-541  Lib- 
erty av,  Pittsburgh,  Pa.  (See  p  47A.) 
GROSSE  THE  L  ART  GLASS  CO, 
cor  Pennav  and  10th,  Pittsburgh,  Pa. 
(Seep  613.) 


Oxide  Paint. 

MURPHY     BROS,    2640    Liberty    av, 
Pittsburgh,  Pa.$  (Seep  7.) 


Paint  Oils. 

MURPHY    BROS,    2640    Liberty   av, 
Pittsburgh,  Pa.     (Seep 7.) 


M 


Paint  Thinners. 

URPHY    BROS,    2640    Liberty   av, 
Pittsburgh,  Pa.     (See  p  7.) 


Paints,  Oils,  Etc. 

HIRSHBERG,  HOLLANDER  &  CO, 
106  W  Pratt,  Baltimore,  Md. 
MACKENZIE  C  T  &  C  B,  310  W  Bal- 
timore, Baltimore,  Md.    (Seep  451.) 


Paper  Box  Mnfrs. 

H  ARTEL  MRS  JOHN  M,  135  W  Pratt, 
Baltimore,  Md. 


Patent  Lawyers. 

HENDERSON    WM    G,    Washington, 
D  C.     (See  p  560.) 


Patent  Solicitors. 

HENDERSON   WM   G,    Washington, 
D  C.     (See  p  560.) 


Patents. 

HENDERSON    WM   G,    Washington, 
DC.     (Seep  560.) 


Vance  Shoe  Com  pany.^'p^!37 


AND    BUSINESS   DIBECTORY. 


607 


Photo-Engravers. 

RAWSTHORNE    BROS,    94    5th    av, 
Pittsburgh,  Pa.     (See  p  474-) 


Powder— Blasting. 

KIRK  ARTHUR  &  SON,  910  Duquesne 
Way,  Pittsburgh,  Pa. 


Railroads. 

BURLINGTON  ROUTE,  Chicago,  111. 
{Seep  51.) 
PHICAGO,  MILWAUKEE  &  ST  PAUL 
Ly     Ry,  Chicago,  III.    (Seep  47.) 
peiCAGO,  ROCK  ISLAND  &  PACI 
L    nc  Ry,  Chicago,  111.     (Seep  46) 

CHICAGO  &  GRAND   TRUNK    RY, 
Chicago,  111.     (Seep  50.) 
WISCONSIN  CENTRAL  LINES,  Chi- 
cago, 111.     (Seep  48) 
TOLEDO,     ST  LOUIS     &     KANSAS 
1      City  R  R,  Toledo,  O.     (See  p  52.) 

TOLEDO  &  OHIO    CENTRAL    RY, 
Toledo,  O.     (See  opp  p  1 11.) 
ATCHISON,  TOPEKA  &  SANTA  FE 
R  R,  Topeka,  Kas.     (See  p  49.) 


Railway  Supplies. 

HOWE  SCALE  CO,  107  Market,  Pitts 
burgh,  Pa.     (See  p  610.) 


Reed  and  Rattan  Furniture. 

GENDRON  IRON  WHEEL  CO,  Tole- 
do, O.     (See  p  615.) 


M 


Renovators— Steam. 

cGAW  &  CO,  305  N  Howard,  Balti- 
more, Md. 


Roofers. 


METZGER   M,    1005  7th    av,    Beaver 
Palls,  Pa. 


Roofing— metallic. 

NORTHROP  A  &  CO,  cor  S  23d  and 
Mary,  Pittsburgh,  Pa.     (See  p  44.) 


Roofing  Paint. 

MURPHY    BROS,    2640    Liberty    av, 
Pittsburgh,  Pa.    (Seep  7.) 


0 


Saddle  Sewing  Machines. 

'FLAHERTY  JOHN,  Montreal,  P  Q. 
(See  p  575.) 


Safety  Bicycles. 

GENDRON  IRON  WHEEL  CO,  Tole- 
do, O.     (See  p  615.) 

Safety  Boilers— Water  Tube. 

HEINE  SAFETY  BOILER  CO,  404 
Lewis  Block.  Pittsburgh,  Pa.  (See 
P  6.) 

Saloon  Fixtures. 

NATIONAL  BILLIARD  TABLE  AND 
Bar  Fixture  Co,  90  Diamond,  Pitts- 
burgh, Pa.     

Sand  Screens. 

WAGNER  ADOLPH,  cor  Center  av 
and  Devillier,  Pittsburgh,  Pa.  (See 
p  612.)        

Sand  and  Coal  Screens. 

BAKER  JULIUS  &  CO,  8  New  Grant, 
Pittsburgh,  Pa.     (See  p  591,) 


Sausage  Casings. 

KNITTEL  &  SCHLELEIN,  37  W  Dia- 
mond, Allegheny,  Pa.     (See  p  547.) 


Scale  Mnfrs. 

HOWE  SCALE  CO,  107  Market,  Pitts- 
burgh, Pa.     (See  p  610.) 

Seneca   Root. 

MCMILLAN  JAS  &  CO,  Minneapolis, 
Minn.     (See  p  583  ) 


Sewing  machines. 

SINGER  MNFG  CO,  10  6th,  Pittsburgh, 
Pa.  

Sewing  machines— Wax  Thread. 

0) FLAHERTY  JOHN,  Montreal,  P  Q. 
(See  p  575.) 


Show  Window  Fixtures. 

BAKER  JULIUS  &  CO,  8  New  Grant, 
Pittsburgh,  Pa.     (See  p  591.) 


Sidewalk  Canopies. 

MAMAUX  &  SON,  537-539  Penn  ave, 
Pittsburgh,  Pa.     (See  p  592.) 


Siding— metallic. 

NORTHROP  A  &  CO,  cor  S  23d  and 
Mary,  Pittsburgh,  Pa.     (See  p  44  ) 


0    S    Philnntt    ARCHITECT  AND  SUPERINTENDENT, 

W  *     KJm    ■*•    *■■»■*■*.  ^J\J  V  VJ    14th  and  market  Sts„  Wheeling,  W.  Va. 


Contractors'  Supplies. 


Manila  Rope,  'Wire  Rope,  Wood  and  Iron 
Tackle  Blocks,  Etc.  Write  us  for  Prices. 
CHAS.  H.  BERRY,  Wheeling,  W.  Va. 


608 


WEST    VIRGINIA    STATE    GAZETTEER 


Spices,  Saltpetre,  Etc. 

KNITTEL    &  SCHLELEIN,  37  West 
Diamond,  Allegheny,  Pa.  (See  p  547) 


Stable  Fixtures. 

TAYLOR  &  DEAN,  201  Market,  Pitts- 
burgh, Pa.     {See  p  613.) 


Stained  Glass. 

CONNOLLY  THOMAS  A,  cor  Robinson 
and  Federal,  Allegheny,  Pa.  (See  opp 
p  110.) 

BARRTHE  J  U  GLASS  WORKS,  24 
6th,  Pittsburgh.  Pa.     (Seep  505.) 

BYRNES  &  MARCUS,  109  Market, 
Pittsburgh,  Pa.     (Seep  610.) 

FORRESTER  JAMES  K,  539-541  Lib- 
erty av,  Pittsburgh,  Pa.     (See  p  474.) 

GROSSEL  ART  GLASS  COT  BE,  cor 
Penn  ave  and  10th,  Pittsburgh,  Pa. 
(See  p  613  ) 

RODQERS  L  J,  1714  Sidney,  S  S  Pitts 
burgh,  Pa.     (See  p  5.) 


Steam  Heating  Apparatus. 

HEINE  SAFETY  BOILER  CO,  404 
Lewis  Block,  Pittsburgh,  Pa.  (See 
p6.) 


J 


Store  Fronts— Iron. 

ESSOP  G  W,  cor  Virginia  aud  Ulysses, 
S  S,  Pittsburgh,  Pa.     (See  p  592.) 


Street  Lamps   and  Railroad 
Globes. 

RODGERS  L  J,  1714  Sidney,  SS,  Pitts- 
burgh, Pa.     (Seep  5.) 

Tableware— Stained  Glass. 

RODGERS  L  J,  1714  Sidney,  S  S,  Pitts- 
burgh, Pa.     (See  p  5.) 


Tag  91nf Vs. 

DENNISON  MNFG  CO.  Boston,  Mass. 
(See  backbone  and  p  617.) 


Tallow. 

MCMILLAN  JAS  &  CO,  Minneapolis, 
Minn.     (See  p  583.) 


Tanners  and  Curriers. 

MCMILLAN  JAS  &  CO,   Minneapolis, 
Minn.      Seep  583.) 


Tarpaulins. 

BAKEWELL  J  J,  22  Main,  Allegheny, 
Pa.     (Seep  421.) 

PITTSBURGH  WATER  PROOF  CO, 
426  Liberty  av,  Pittsburgh,  Pa.  (See 
p  6U.) 

KEYSTONE  AWNING  AND  TENT 
Mnfg  Co,  3142  Penn  av,  Pittsburgh 
Pa.     (Seep  473.) 

MAMAUX&  SON,  537-539  Penn  av 
Pittsburgh,  Pa.     (Seep  592.) 


Tent  and  Awning  Iflnfrs. 

BAKEWELL  J  J,  22  Main,  Allegheny, 
Pa.    (See  p  42 1 ) 

pARLISLE  JOSEPH  P,  314   Pennsyl- 
\_j     vania  av,  Allegheny,  Pa.   (Seep^lS.) 

KEYSTONE  AWNING  AND  TENT 
Mnfg  Co,  3142  Penn  av,  Pittsburgh, 
Pa.     (See  p  473.) 

MAMAUX  &  SON,  537-539  Penn  av, 
Pittsburgh,  Pa.     (See  p  592.) 

PITTSBURGH  WATER.PROOF  CO, 
426  Liberty  ave,  Pittsburgh,  Pa.  (See 
p  614.)  

Tree   Guards. 

SCOTT  &  KENNEWEG,  34  Sampson, 
Allegheny,  Pa.     (See  p  611.) 

J  ESSOP  G  W,  cor  Virginia  and  Ulysses, 
S  S,  Pittsburgh,  Pa.     (See  p  592.) 


J 


Trellis  and  Frame  Work. 

ESSOP  G   W,  cor  Virginia  and  Ulysses 
S  S,  Pittsburgh,  Pa.     (Seep  592.) 

WAGNER  ADOLPH,  cor  Central  av 
and  Devillier,  Pittsburgh,  Pa.  (See 
p  612.)        

Trucks. 

HOWE  SCALE  CO,  107  Market,  Pitts- 
burgh, Pa.     (Seep  610.) 


Water-Proof  Horse  and  Wagon 
Covers. 

PITTSBURGH  WATER-PROOF  CO, 
426  Liberty  av,  Pittsburgh,  Pa.  (See 
P  6 14.)  

Water  Tube  Safety   Boilers. 

HEINE    SAFETY    BOILER   CO,  404 
Lewis  Block,  Pittsburgh,  Pa.  (Seep  6) 


P.*       .wft   n^^M  <>f  the  REYMANN  BREWING  CO.,  Wheeling.  W.  Va., 

tXpOrt  Beer  has  the  Reputation  of  Being  the  BEST  IN  THE  MARKET. 


AND   BUSINESS    DIRECTORY. 


609 


Water  Works  Boilers. 

HEINE    SAFETY    BOILER    CO,  404 
Lewis  Block,  Pittsburgh,  Pa.  (Seep6.) 

"Well  Machinery. 

McDERMOTT  MA.TT,  Martin's  Ferry, 
O.     (Seep  6 U.) 


Wig  Mnfrs. 

QTJANDT  CHARLES,  s  e  cor  Lexing- 
ton and  Eutaw,  Baltimore,  Md.  (See 
p  599.)  

Window  Guards. 

BAKER  JULIUS  &  CO,   8  NewGrant, 
Pittsburgh,  Pa.     (Seep  591.) 
SCOTT  &  KENNEWEG,  34  Sampson, 
Allegheny,  Pa.     (See  p  611.) 


Wire  Fencing  (all  Kinds). 

WAGNER  ADOLPH,  cor  Center  av 
and  Devillier,  Pittsburgh,  P$.  (See 
p  612.) 


Wire  Work  of  Every 
Description. 

HANNY  CHARLES   G,   314  Pennsyl- 
vania av,  Allegheny,  Pa.    (Seep284.) 
BAKER  JULIUS  &  CO,  8  New  Grant, 
Pittsburgh,  Pa.     (Seep  591.) 
JESSOP  G  W,  cor  Virginia  and  Ulysses, 
S  S,  Pittsburgh,  Pa.     (See  p  592.\) 
SEIPP  H  C,  33  Park  Way,  Allegheny, 
Pa.    (Seep418.) 
TAYLOR  &  DEAN,  201  Market,  Pitts 
burgh,  Pa.     (See  p  613  ) 
WAGNER  ADOLPH,   cor   Center   av 
and     Devillier,      Pittsburgh,     Pa. 
(Seep  612.) 

Wood  Engravers. 

RAWSTHORNE    BROS,    94    5th    av 
Pittsburgh,  Pa.     (See  p  474) 

Wool  Dealers. 

MCMILLAN  JAS  &  CO,  Minneapolis, 
Minn.     (Seep  583.) 


JOHN  PHILLIPS,  Pres.  and  Treas.  Telephone  No.  6130.         JOHN  M.  PHILLIPS,  Sec.  and  Mngr. 

PHILLIPS  MINE  SUPPLY  CO., 

MANUFACTURERS  OF 


EQUIPMENT. 


Lump,  Nut  and  Pea  Coal 

•'standard"  wheel.  Screens,  Weigh 

Baskets,  Chutes,  Incline  and  Tipple  Drums, 

Railroad,   Platform  and  Coal  Scales,   Pit 
Wagons,  Plain  and  Self-Oiling  Wheels,  Larry 
Wagons,  Steel  Coke  Scraper  and  Hook 
Heads,  Light  T  Rails. 


Contracts  for  Tipple  Equipment  Complete 


PRACTICAL  MEN,  OR  DRAWINGS 

FURNISHED  FOR  THEIR  ERECTION. 

PITTSBURGH,  PA. 


South  23d  and  Mary  Sts., 


Dooimao     Pant  Unnbe     CQUJC  SAW  MILL  SUPPLIES,  GENERAL  HARDWARE,  BARB  WIRt, 

fcdYIcS,  Udlll  nUUHb)  OdWo,   agricultural  implements,  railroad  ami  mining 

SUPPLIES.    CUMBERLAND  HARDWARE  COMPANY,  47  and  49  Baltimore  Street,  Cumberland,  lid. 


610 


WEST  VIRGINIA   STATE   GAZETTEER 


Howe  Scales 

FOR  ALL  PURPOSES. 


RAILWAY 
SUPPLIES, 

BAGGAGE  AND  EXPRESS  WAGONS, 

TROEMNER'S  FINE  SCALES, 

Grocers'  Fixtures,  Including  Casn  Draw- 
ers, Tea  Canisters,  Etc.,  Etc.  Also  Agents 
for  the  Fellows  Atomizer  for  Burning 
Petroleum  Oil  for  Fuel. 

107  Market  St.,  PITTSBURCH,  PA. 


Successors  to  Willi.  NELSON, 


MANUFACTURERS   OF 


STAINED 


AND 


GLASS. 


PLATE 


AND 


BEVELED 
euss. 


DESIGNS  AND  PRICES  FURNISHED  ON  APPLICATION. 


109  market  Street, 


PITTSBURCH,  PA. 


AND   BtJSINESS  DIRECTOKY. 


611 


W.  M.  LEE. 


T.  W.  SIMMONS. 


UNION  ELEVATOR  CO. 

Hydraulic,  Steal,  Hand  si  Cellar 

ELEVATORS. 

ALL  WORK   DONE   BY  EXPERIENCED  MEW. 

ELEVATOR    REPAIRING    A   SPECIALTY. 


22  GIST  ST., 


PITTSBURGH,  PA. 


TELEPHONE    1734. 


SCOTT  &  KENNEWEG 


MANUFACTURERS  OF 


ORNAMENTAL 

IRON  FENCING, 


CRESTING 

AND 

TREE   GUARDS, 

SPECIALLY  ADAPTED  FOR  DWELLINGS  AND  CEMETERY  LOTS. 

34  Sampson  St.,    -    ALLEGHENY,  PA 


012 


WEST   VIRGINIA    STATE    GAZETTEER 


ADOLPH  WAGNER, 

WIRE  WORKS 


MANUFACTURER   OF 


Wire  Cloth,  Sieves, 
Sand  and  Goal  Screens, 
Guards  and  Railings  for  Offices, 
Stores,  Churches  and  Cemeteries. 

COAL  WASHING  SCREENS 

A  SPECIALTY. 

Florists'  Designs,  Flower  Stands  and 
Baskets,  Trellis  and  Frame  Work, 
Nursery  Fenders,  Plain  and  Orna- 
mental Wire. 

CORNER  CENTRE  AVENUE  AND  DEVILLIER  STREET, 

PITTSBURGH,      -      PENNSYLVANIA. 

HENRY  BERGER, 

CONTBACTOB  FOR 

FIRE-PROOFING  BUILDINGS**- 

AND 

^COATING  BEER  CELLARS 

WITH  HIS 

OlEYSTiiLL  COMPOSITION". 


NO  ENAMEL  COMES  OP  TO  IT  IN  DURABILITY  OR  PRICE. 

CONTRACTS  TAKEN  REGARDLESS  TO  DISTANCE. 


4627  Liberty  Ave., 


PITTSBURGH,  PA. 


AND    BUSINESS   DIRECTORY. 


613 


The  L.  GROSSE 

ART  GLASS  CO. 

FIGURE  AND  MEMORIAL  WINDOWS 

-&.  SPBOIALTT. 

Leaded  Stained  and  Mosaic  Glass 

FOR  PUBLIC  AND  PBIYATE  BUILDINGS. 

LEADED  BEYELED  PLATE  and  CLEAR  GLASS. 

DESIGNS  AND  ESTIMATES  FURNISHED. 

The  largest  and  most  complete  Stained  Glass 
Works  in  Western  Pennsylvania. 
Write  to  Us  for  Estimates  and  Special  Sketches. 

Cor.  Penn  Avenue  and  Tenth  Street, 

Telephone  269.  PITTSBURGH,   PA. 

TAYLOR  &  DEAN, 

MANUFACTURERS  OF  ALL  KINDS  OF 

IRON  AND  WIRE  WORK 

IRON  FENCES,  WINDOW  GUARDS, 
HAND  RAILS,  BALCONIES  AND 
STAIRWAYS,  IRON 

SHUTTERS  AND  DOORS, 

BEDSTEADS,    FIRE   ESCAPES, 

CRESTING  AND  STABLE  FITTINGS,  Also  ELEYATOR 
ENCLOSURES,  BANK  AND  COUNTER 
RAILINGS,  NETTING  AND  WIRE 
CLOTH  OF  ALL  KINDS. 

201  Market  Street, 

PITTSBURGH,  -  PA. 


614 


WEST   VIRGINIA    STATE    GAZETTEER 


WHOLESALE  AND  RETAIL  DEALERS  IN 

TENTS,  TARPAULINS,  HAY  COVERS, 
OILED  CLOTHING,  Etc. 


COTTON   DUCK 

All  Widths  and  Weights. 
WHOLESALE  DEALERS  IN  AND  JOBBERS  OF 

WHITE  AND  FANCY 

AWNING  STRIPES. 

AWNING  MAKERS' SUPPLIES. 

^2©  XjiToexty  -A.-vean.TJ.e,, 

PITTSBURGH,  -  PA. 


MATT    McDERMOTT, 

MANUFACTURER  OF  ALL  KINDS  OF 

DRILLING  AND  FISHING  TOOLS 

For  OIL,  GAS  AND  ARTESIAN  WELLS. 

ALL  ORDERS  PROMPTLY  ATTENDED  TO. 

Steam  Forging  of  Every  Description  Promptly  Executed. 

Repairing  of  Engines  and  Steam  Pumps  a  Specialty. 

SATISFACTION  GUARANTEED  ON  ALL  WORK  UNDERTAKEN  BY  ME. 
OFFICE  AND  MACHINE  SHOPS, 

River  Front,  Opposite  Martin's  Ferry  Landing, 
telephone  889.  MARTIN'S  FERRY,  OHIO. 


The  story  of  Picturesque  Mackinac  has  caused  thousands  of  strangers  to  visit  our  Northern  Lakes.  Its 
truthful  pictures  by  both  pen  and  pencil  excite  wonder  and  admiration.  The  original  design,  embracing  both 
illustrative  and  tvpographical  features,  has  recently  been  much  improved,  and  the  revised  edition,  now  In  press, 


will  certainly  prove  the  most  powerful  exponent  of  the  Great  Lakes  ever  published,  while  as  a  tourist  guide  It  is 
unrivaled,  as  It  both  interests  and  instructs.    Address  E.  B.  WHITCOMB,   DETROIT,  MICH. 


'N    presenting    this    little 
pamphlet,     the     writer 
assumes  that  the  public, 
or  at  least  that  portion  of  it  that  goes  from 
home    during   the  summer  months,   is  well 
educated  to  the  efficacy  of  vacations,  and  will  not  waste 
the  limited  space  at  his  command  by  useless  homilies  on 
that  over-written  subject.     Instead,  it  is  intended  to  tell, 
in  a  fair  and  impassible  manner,  of  the  delights  of  a  lake  trip, 
and,  by  means  of  practical  descriptions  and  detailed  informa- 
tion of  the  company's  routes,  aid  the  prospective  tourist  in  his 
selections. 

Travel  on  the  water  may  truthfully  be  called  the  acme  of 
delight,  pleasing.^as  it  does,  more  generally  than  any  other 
source  of  amusement,  the  extremes  of  all  classes  and  tempera- 
ments. Again,  while  it  gently  stimulates  that  zest  for  adven- 
ture, so  inherent  in  every  American  bosom,  it  accomplishes  its 
main  purpose  by  overcoming  the  weariness  or  ennui  occasioned 
by  the  hot  weather  and  enabling  humanity  to  make  the  most 
out  of  a  short  resting  spell.  It  is  hard  to  determine  from  which 
conditions  these  results  spring;  the  new  and  novel  life,  whereby 
the  over-wrought  brain  is  diverted  in  spite  of  itself  to  insignifi- 
cant matters  involving  little  or  no  mental  exertion,  the  life- 
giving  ozone  distilled  by  the  tremendous  expanse  of  air  and 
water  penetrated,  the  constant  unrolling  of  those  grand  beauties 
of  nature  so  beneficial  to  every  temperament,  or  the  enforced 
absence  from  all  suggestions  of  business  or  household  ;  they 
can  invariably  be  depended  on  to  do  their  work,  however. 

The  invalid,  especially  if  suffering  from  hay-fever  or  bron- 
chial affections,  may  be  equally  certain  of  beneficial  results. 
Mackinac  and  Petoskey  are  so  celebrated  as  sanitariums  for 
these  maladies  that  we  shall  not  sound  their  praises  here.  It 
is  not  so  well  known,  but  assuredly  a  fact,  that  the  wonderful 
purity  of  atmosphere  to  which  these  resorts  owe  their  reputa- 
tion, gives  to  the  lake  voyage  the  same  curative  properties,  and  the  sufferer  may 
embark  with  certainty  of  being  so  benefited  in  the  outset  that  his  trip  will  be  thor- 
oughly enjoyable. 

SOLID   COMFORT   EN   ROUTE 

IS  an  expression  full   of   meaning  to  the  experienced  traveler;    suggesting    that 
a  pleasant  journey  may  have   much  to   do  with   subsequent   enjoyments.     The 
company  has  considered  it  so,  and  always  shapes  its  policy  so  as  to  anticipate 
every  want  of  its  patrons.     Started  in  1850  with  the  parent  route  between  Detroit 
and  Cleveland,  its  capital  now  exceeds  a  million  dollars,  and  it  owns  a  fleet  of 


MIDNIGHT   ON    LAKE    ERIE. 


five  steamers,  the  largest,  swift- 
est and  most  luxurious  on  fresh 
waters.  The  compan}*  builds 
none  but  steel  vessels  of  the 
strongest  pattern,  thus  secur- 
ing, with  the  addition  of  suffi- 
cient watertight  compartments, 
practical  indestructibility. 

While  all  the  newest  marine 
ideas  of  real  merit  are  invari- 
ably made  use  of,  the  policy  of 
;he  management  is  well  defined 
in  the  uniformity  of  general  de- 
sign. The  steamers  are  roomy  ; 
side- wheelers,  propelled  by  the 
Clyde  patterned  feathering  wheels,  thereby 
developing  a  marvelous  speed  without  the  ./  ~^T  • 
slightest  jar  or  noise.  Their  forward  and  after  saloons,  1 
of  solid  mahogany,  are  magnificently  appointed  and 
tastefully  decorated,  and  their  rooms  and  parlors  replete 
with  wire  and  hair  mattresses,  Pullman  blankets,  electric 
lights,  etc.  The  lower  saloons  are  devoted  to  dining  halls, 
which  entirely  separate  the  culinary  departments  from  the 
cuisine,  which  is  equal  to  that  of  any  first-class  hotel,  includes  all  the  luxuries  of 
the  season,  and  the  price  charged  barely  meets  the  outlay.  In  fact,  it  may  not  be 
egotistical  to  say  that  the  Detroit  and  Cleveland  Steam  Navigation  Co.  offers  to 
persons  of  fastidious  tastes  the  only  solid  satisfaction  to  be  found  in  inland  travel. 


MOONLIGHT   ON 
THE   LAKE. 

main  cabins.     The 


THE  LAKE  ERIE  DIVISION. 

BETWEEN  Detroit  and  Cleveland  may  be  called  the  main  stem  of  the 
company's  lines.  Operated  between  two  large  cities,  a  sufficiently  steady 
patronage  is  received  to  warrant  the  best  of  service,  and  to  this  end  two  mam- 
moth sister  ships  have  just  been  built.  Their  extraordinary  size  and  grandeur  has 
placed  the  route  in  the  front  rank  of  that  comparatively  small  array  of  trunk  lines 
to  which  travelers  of  experience  look  forward  with  pleasant  anticipations.  We  may 
describe  the  new  City  of  Detroit,  the  latest  addition,  as  being  300  feet  long  by  7? 
feet  wide  and  16  feet  molded  depth,  with  hull  divided  into  nine  water-tight  com 
partments.  The  boilers  are  four  in  number,  and  carry  no  lbs.  of  steam.  The 
engine  is  a  compound  beam  of  2700  horse-power.  The  grand  saloon  is  of  solid 
mahogany,  and  contains  a  double  tier  of  state-rooms  connected  by  a  broad  gallery. 
It  is  240  feet  in  length,  and  its  dome  rises  20  feet  overhead.  There  are  over  14c 
state-rooms  and  parlors,  each  lighted  by  an  electric  lamp.  The  City  of  Cleveland 
is  similar  in  every  respect.  A  steamer  leaves  either  city  late  in  the  evening  and 
arrives  at  her  destination  long  before  breakfast,  making  connections  with  all  arriving 
and  departing  trains,  and  forming  by  far  the  shortest  and  cheapest  as  well  as  the 
most  delightful  route  between  many  far  distant  cities.  Steady  travelers,  usually  con- 
fined to  the  hot,  dusty,  noisy  rail  car,  always  avail  themselves  of  the  charming  quiet, 
cool  fresh  air  and  luxury  of  a  full  night's  rest  afforded  by  this  water  route.  The 
Sunday  night  trips,  from  June  to  September,  are  very  popular  and  have  proved  a 
great  convenience. 

Passengers  intending  to  continue  their  voyage  on  the  steamers  of  the  Lake 
Huron  Division  may  so  plan  their  departure  from  Cleveland  as  to  make  direct 
connections  at  Detroit,  or  have  a  day  for  sight-seeing.     The  Tuesday  or  Thursday 


__^?  A    LUMBER    PORT. 

fe-^Sr*  steamer  from  Cleveland  finds  the  other  almost  ready 
--£  to  depart,  while  the  Friday  or  Sunday  steamer  will 

necessitate  a  stay  in  Detroit  till  evening.  In  either  case  the 
Lake  Huron  steamer  will  be  found  at  the  Company's  dock  on 
the  arrival  of  the  Lake  Erie  steamer,  and  passengers  may 
at  once  transfer  to  and  take  breakfast  on  the  former,  which 
they  can  make  their  home. 

Passengers  arriving  in  Detroit  by  rail  or  otherwise,  on 
Tuesday  and  Thursday  evenings,  and  intending  to  take  the  Lake 
Huron  steamer  the  next  morning,  may  at  once  proceed  on  board 
and  occupy  their  state-rooms  free  .of  extra  charge,  thus  becoming 
settled  down  and  in  a  position  to  enjoy,  as  a  spectator,  the  excit- 


ing  scenes  incident  to  departure  the  next  day 


THE  LAKE  HURON  DIVISION 

EXTENDS  from  Detroit  to  Mackinac  Island  on  the  Straits  of  Mackinac,  a 
distance  of  350  miles,  mostly  through  Lake  Huron.  From  Detroit  to  Port 
Huron,  at  the  foot  of  the  lake,  the  scenery  is  most  charming,  embracing 
the  headwaters  of  the  Detroit  River,  the  placid  Lake  St.  Clair,  the  far-famed 
Government  ship  canal,  the  famous  St.  Clair  Flats  fishing  and  shooting  ground  and 
the  majestic  St.  Clair  River.  From  Port  Huron,  all  suggestion  of  land  disappears  on 
the  starboard  bow,  and  only  shows  faintly  on  the  port  or  American  side.  Occasionally, 
when  the  steamer  approaches  a  way  port,  the  passengers  have  time  to  gather  some 
ideas  of  the  characteristics  and  occupations  of  the  inhabitants  of  this  purely  lumber 
region,  but  for  the  most  part  of  the  twenty-four  hours  spent  on  Lake  Huron,  they 
will  experience  the  sensation  of  being  in  midlake. 

Considerable  interest  attaches  to  many  way  ports  because  of  their  note  as 
camping  or  resorting  spots.  At  St.  Clair  or  Port  Huron  clubs  are  constantly  located 
from  July  to  September,  and  at  Oscoda,  Alpena,  Cheboygan  and  St.  Ignace  bodies 
of  hardy  men  may  frequently  be  seen  embarking  or  debarking.  Those  leaving  the 
steamer  are  making  for  some  inland  lake  or  stream;  the  others  need  naught  but  the 
trophies  of  their  skill  to  tell  of  their  whereabouts  during  the  preceding  two  weeks. 
In  fact,  the  whole  of  the  country  surrounding  Mackinac  offers  endless  attractions  to 
the  adventurous.  Well-stocked  rivers  and  lakes  abound,  and  the  interminable  forest 
is  still  overrun  with  furred  and  feathered  creatures. 

After  touching  at  Mackinac,  the  steamers  cross  to  the  freight  terminus  of  the 
route  at  St.  Ignace.  This  occupies  from  four  to  six  hours,  and  those  who  wish  to 
return  at  once  can,  without  laying  over,  see  considerable  of  the  main  points  of  interest 
at  the  famous  National  Park,  if  they  engage  one  of  the  charioteers  for  a  drive. 

This  delightful  round  trip  of  920  miles  from  Cleveland  or  700  miles  from  Detroit 
occupies  4^  days  from  the  former  or  1%  days  from  the  latter  point.  It  costs  but  a 
trifle  more  than  $4.00  per  day  all  told,  and  at  that  price  is  most  emphatically  within 
the  reach  of  all.  You  cannot  go  anywhere  and  compass  so  much  enjoyment  and  solid 
comfort  by  the  way.     A  summer  trip  should  be  planned  to  get  all  the  quiet  and  fresh 


ARCH    ROCK,    FROM    THE    BEACH. 


air  possible.  Such  complete  relief  is  only  found  by  taking  a  water  trip,  where 
the  scenery  is  varied  and  attractive,  and  there  is  ample  time  for  a  good  look  at 
every  interesting  object. 

THE  COST  OF  A  ROUND  TRIP 

CANNOT  be  intelligently  shown  without  some  explanation.  By  the  company's 
advanced  system,  meals  and  berths  are  not  included  in  the  price  of  a  ticket, 
and  patrons  are  at  liberty  to  provide  for  themselves  if  they  so  desire.  Berths 
are  in  rooms,  and  cost  $1.00  for  the  upper  or  $1.50  for  the  lower,  on  each  steamer, 
no  matter  if  the  trip  be  one  or  two  nights.  The  whole  room  accommodates  three 
persons  and  costs  $2.50.  Meals  cost  50  cents  each  and  may  be  estimated  by  the 
time  card.  These  expenses  are  invariable,  except  for.  children  under  five,  when  the 
meals  are  25  cents.  Our  table  of  costs  is  not  guaranteed,  but  the  figures  are  more 
likely  to  fall  below  than  rise  above  the  estimate. 

FROM   CLEVELAND.  FROM    DETROIT- 

Transportation $  9.00  $  7.C0 

Meals 5.00  4.00 

An  upper  berth  for  the  trip 4.00  2.00 

Total  with  upper  berth $18. 00  $13 .00 

Extra  for  a  lower  berth 2.00  i.oo 

Total  with  lower  berth §20.00  $14.00 

Two  persons  in  one  room 38.00  27.00 

Third  person,  add  transportation  and  meals 14.00  11.00 

Total  cost,  three  persons  in  one  room $52.00  $38.00 

Only  the  transportation  is  purchased  in  a  through  ticket.  Meals  and  berths  are 
arranged  for  exclusively  by  the  company. 

MACKINAC   ISLAND. 

THE  rockgirt,  fairy  isle,  sitting  like  an  emerald  gem  in  the  clear,  pellucid  wave, 
rises  majestically  from  the  crystal  waters,  which  cover  but  cannot  conceal  the 
glistening,  white  pebbly  depths  beneath.  It  is  the  central  point  of  the  three 
great  lakes.  It  knows  no  land  breeze,  hence  the  winds  are  always  cool  and  refreshing; 
they  never  cease  flowing.  Its  area  is  over  two  thousand  acres,  of  which  the  national 
park  and  military  reservation  comprise  about  nine  hundred.  The  natural  scenery  is 
unsurpassed.  Nature  seems  to  have  exhausted  herself  in  the  manifold  objects  of 
interest  which  meet  the  eye  in  every  direction.  The  lover  of  Mother  Earth  will  hardly 
grow  weary  of  wandering  through  its  shaded  glens,  and  climbing  over  its  rugged 
rocks,  each  day  bringing  to  light  some  new  object  of  beauty  and  interest.  Long- 
fellow, in  his  poem  of  "  Hiawatha,"  has  put  into  English  verse  some  of  its  wild 
Indian  legends,  which  people  every  rock  and  glen  with  spectral  habitants.  If  the 
poetic  muses  are  ever  to  have  a  new  Parnassus  in  America,  they  should  certainly  fix 
on  Mackinac  Island.  Hygeia,  too,  should  place  her  temple  here,  for  it  is  one  of  the 
purest,  dryest,  clearest  and  most  healthful  of  atmospheres. 

Nothing  can  exceed  the  beauty  of  this  island.  It  is  a  mass  of  calcareous  rock, 
rising  from  the  bed  of  Lake  Huron,  and  reaching  a  height  of  more  than  three 
hundred  feet  above  the  water.  Some  of  its  cliffs  shoot  up  perpendicularly,  and  tower 
in  pinnacles  like  half  ruined  gothic  steeples.  The  island  shows  unmistakable  evidence 
of  the  water  having  once  been  two  hundred  and  fifty  feet  above  its  present  line.  It 
is  a  mooted  question  whether  the  lake  has  fallen  from  its  original  level,  or  the  island 
has  been  lifted  up.  It  is  cavernous  in  places,  and  in  these  the  ancient  Indians  were 
wont  to  place  their  dead.  Portions  of  the  beach  are  level  and  well  adapted  for 
landings. 


The  harbor  at  the  south  end  is  a  little  gem.  In  it,  vessels  can  anchor  and  be  sure 
of  a  holding,  and  around  it  the  little  old-fashioned  French  town  nestles  in  primitive 
style,  while  above  frowns  the  fort,  its  white  walls  gleaming  in  the  sun.  This  village 
is  a  perfect  curiosity  in  itself.  Situated  at  the  foot  of  the  bluff,  its  two  streets  extend 
for  a  distance  of  a  mile  along  the  beach.  The  buildings  are  a  ridiculous  mixture  of 
the  modern  and  antique.     Some  were  brought  from  Old  Mackinaw  when  the  town 


A   STREET  IN  OLD   MACKINAW. 


^nd  fort  were  removed  from  that  point  after  the  massacre  of  June  4,  1763.  Many  of 
the  fences  are  of  the  original  palisade  style.  The  whole  area  of  the  island  is  one 
labyrinth  of  curious  glens  and  valleys.  Old  fields  appear  in  spots  which  were  formerly 
cultivated  by  Indians.  In  some  of  them  are  circles  of  gathered  stones,  as  if  the 
Druids  themselves  had  dwelt  there.  The  island  was  formerly  covered  with  a  dense 
growth  of  rock  maple,  oak,  iron  wood,  etc.,  and  there  are  still  parts  of  this  ancient 
forest  left,  but  all  the  southern  limits  exhibit  a  young  growth.  There  are  walks  and 
winding  paths  of  the  most  romantic  character  among  its  hills  and  precipices.  <j  From 
che  eminences  overlooking  the  lake  can  be  seen  magnificent  views  of  almost  illimitable 
extent,  and  as  the  observer  gazes  from  the  rocky  battlements  of  the  fort  upon  the 
surrounding  waters"^  there  steals  upon  him  a  sense  of  security  which  seems  a  complete 
bulwark  against  tHe  host  of  Summer  annoyances. 

The  late  Dr.  Drake  says  :  ' '  The  island  is  the  most  important  summer  resort  to 
which  we  can  direct  the  attention  of  the  infirm  or  the  fashionable.  As  a  health  resort 
it  is  unsurpassed.  Its  cool,  dry  air  and  the  living  streams  of  pure  water  which  gush 
£rom  the  lime  rock  precipices,  are  just  what  are  needed  to  bring  back  the  glow  of 
health  to  the  faded  cheek,  and  send  the  warm  currents  of  life  dancing  through  the 
system,  superseding  all  necessity  for  nauseating  iron,  sulphur  and  epsom  salts," 

At  watering  places  generally,  all  the  features  of  the  surrounding  scenery  are  soon 
familiarized  to  the  eye,  which  then  merely  wanders  over  the  commingled  throngs  of 
coquettes,  dandies,  dancers  and  idlers,  and  soon  returns  to  inspect  the  real  or  fancied 
infirmities  of  its  possessor.  A  visit  to  Mackinac  reverses  all  this.  Its  natural  beauties 
and  historic  associations,  together  with  the  innumerable  lesser  attractions  which 
cluster  round  about,  serve  to  furnish  visitors  with  so  much  entertainment  and  variety 
for  either  the  robust  or  weakly  ones,  that  ennui  which  eventually  is  felt  at  most  resorts 
need  not  be  experienced  here.     You  eat  with  a  new  relish,  and  sleep  like  a  child. 


You  row,  or  ramble,  scarcely  able  to  keep  your  buoyancy 
within  bounds.     Dr.  Mills,  once  post  surgeon  at  Mackinac, 
says:     "No  better  place  can  be  found  for  sickly  girls  and 
puny  boy",  for  worn-out  men  and  women.     From   the  hour 
of  entering  Lake  Huron,  your  feelings  will  indicate  that  you 
have  passed  beyond  the  reign  of  miasma,  fever,  dyspepsia, 
blue  devils  and  duns,  and  you  look  back  upon  the  whole  of  them 
with  gay  indifference,  or  a  feeling  of  good-natured  contempt,  as 
every  turn   of   the   steamer's  wheel  carries  you  farther  into  the 
temperate  and  genial  climate  of  the  lakes,  and  away  from  your 
perplexities.     Under  these  influences  real  diseases  may  abate,  and 
the  imaginary  ones  be  forgotten,  and  this  salutary  mental  excite- 
ment will  not  soon  die  away,  for  the  historic  associations,  not  less 
than  the  surrounding  scenery,  are  well  fitted  to  maintain  it."     Dr. 
Mann  says:    "A  few  whiffs  of  the  air  would  make  your  lungs  give  a 
hygienic  laugh.     Children  are  crazy  with  animal  spirits,  and  eat  in 
such  a  way  as  to  demonstrate  the  paradox  that  the  quantity  con- 
tained may  be  greater  than  the  container."    These  extracts  will  no 
doubt  meet  with  a  hearty  response  from  thousands  who  have  visited  Mackinac. 

Dr.  Hammond,  the  famous  physician,  says  :  "I  have  no  hesitation  is  saying  that 
it  is  the  best  summer  resort  of  which  I  have  any  knowledge,  for  persons  whose  nervous 
systems  are  run  down,  or  who  desire  to  be  built  up  and  strengthened." 

HOTEL    ACCOMMODATION 

IS  a  very  satisfactory  problem  at  Mackinac.  There  are  innumerable  hostelries  of 
every  grade  of  price  and  corresponding  service.     If  the  tourist  wishes  to  study 

the  ancient  features  of  the  island  from  their  stronghold,  he  will  put  up  at  the 
John  Jacob  Astor  House.  This  was  originally  the  headquarters  of  the  American  Fur 
Company,  and  a  glance  at  its  low  ceilings,  scored  by  heavy  timbers,  its  ancient  fire- 
places, its  clumsy  iron  door  locks,  and  its  old  storing  vaults  will  satisfy  any  lover  of 
antiquities,  even  before  he  has  been  invited  by  the  genial  proprietor  to  inspect  the 
account  books  of  four  score  years  ago.  The  Mission  House,  at  the  extreme  easterly 
point  of  the  island,  is  another  relic  of  ye  olden  time.  Commanding  one  of  the  best 
views  on  the  island,  it  is  very  popular  with  those  loving  quiet  repose. 

The  place  of  all  places  for  the  fashionable  resorters  is  Plank's  Grand  Hotel, 
situated  on  a  commanding  eminence  at  the  western  end  of  the  island,  and  facing  the 
straits.  This  hotel  is  the  largest  summer  resort  in  the  West,  accommodating  as  it 
does  upwards  of  1,000  guests,  and  representing  a  capital  of  $300,000.  Its  rates  are 
from  $4.00  to  $5.00  per  day,  and  the  season  extends  from  July  1st  to  September  20th. 
This  tremendous  building  is  650  feet  in  length  and  five  stories  in  height.  Its  architec- 
ture is  of  the  "  Old  Colonial  "  style,  the  distinctive  feature  being  a  colonnaded  portico, 
30  feet  wide,  upon  which  the  windows  of  every  floor  open.  The  interior  is  well 
arranged  and  fully  equal  to  every  demand  of  the  most  fastidious  taste.  The  lower 
floor  is  occupied  exclusively  by  the  dining-hall,  drawing-room  and  private  parlors, 
with  the  large  rotunda  office  in  the  center.  The  dining-hall  is  a  mammoth  apart- 
ment, capable  of  seating  600  people.  It  occupies  the  space  of  two  stories,  the 
vaulted  ceiling  being  27  feet  overhead.  The  guest  rooms  are  large,  light  and 
airy.  Each  front  suite  is  provided  with  a  private  balcony.  The  hotel  is  lighted 
by  gas  and  electricity,  heated  by  steam,  and  provided  with  elevator  and  electric 
call  and  fire  alarm  bells.  It  is  also  supplied  with  barber  shop,  bath-rooms,  steam 
laundry  and  a  first-class  livery.  A  metropolitan  orchestra  is  in  constant  attendance. 
The  grounds  have  been  made  very  attractive  and  a  casino  constructed  for  indoor 
sports.     The  hotel  is  under  the  management  of  Mr.  J.  O.  Plank. 


A 


MACKINAC  REGION. 

LL  of  Northern  Michigan's 
many  attractions  are  within 
easy  reach  of  Mackinac  Island. 
Indeed,  so  central  is  this  spot,  that 
the  "Mackinac  Region,"  as  com- 
monly spoken  of,  is  supposed  to  in- 
clude every  attraction  of  the  Grea^ 
Lake  Region  of  Upper  Michigan 
All  methods  of  travel  may  be  callec 
into  use,  and  all  seem  to  start  fron. 
a  common  center  or  hub,  radiating 
as  they  do  from  this  small  island. 
Perhaps  the  most  important  of  these 
secondary  points  is  the  Little  Tra- 
verse Bay.  Here,  clustering  within 
a  mile  or  two  of  each  other,  and 
with  fast  extending  suburbs  almost  touching,  are 
Petoskey,  Bay  View,  Wequetonsing,  Harbor  Springs, 
and  Harbor  Point.  The  most  expeditious  route  is  via  the  G. 
R.  &  I.  Railway,  whose  excellent  train  service  renders  com- 
munication possible  at  almost  any  hour  of  the  day.  The  distance  by  this  route  is 
only  thirty-five  miles  from  Mackinac  City,  the  nearest  point  to  Mackinac,  on  the 
mainland.  They  may  also  be  reached  by  either  the  day  or  night  lines  of  steamers  by 
way  of  Lake  Michigan.  By  these  lines  the  mileage  is  nearly  doubled,  and  the  better 
part  of  a  day  or  night  occupied  in  the  journey.  By  far  the  prettiest  route,  however, 
is  via  the  picturesque  Inland  Line  of  steamers  through  Mullet  Lake  and  Indian 
River.  The  Michigan  Central  Railroad  leading  directly  south,  touches  Topinabee 
and  Indian  River  in  an  hour's  ride  from  Mackinac.  These  points  are  also  local  to  the 
Inland  Route. 

Charlevoix  and  Traverse  City,  on  Grand  Traverse  Bay,  are  best  reached  by  the 
steamers  on  Lake  Michigan.     They  are  about  a  days'  ride  from  Mackinac. 

A  line  of  splendid  steamers  makes  daily  trips  to  Sault  Ste.  Marie,  leaving 
Mackinac  about  nine  in  the  morning,  and  passing  all  of  the  superb  scenery  of  the  St. 
Mary's  River  by  daylight.  At  the  Soo,  connections  are  made  with  the  through  steam- 
ships running  to  the  north  and  south  shores  of  Lake  Superior  and  to  the  Canadian 
ports  situated  on  Georgian  Bay. 

In  a  water  trip  to  Chicago  or  Milwaukee,  there  is  considerable  diversity  of  choice. 
The  Lake  Michigan  and  Lake  Superior  Transportation  Co.'s  steamers  running  without 
stops  straight  through  the  center  of  the  lake,  afford  a  quick  trip  and  the  novelty  of 
being  in  mid-sea  for  twenty-four  hours.  The  Northern  Michigan  steamers,  coasting 
to  all  important  points  on  the  Lake  Michigan  east  shore,  and  consequently  taking  up 
more  time,  afford  the  tourist  a  better  opportunity  to  view  the  industries  of  the  region. 
Coming  back  to  the  service  more  directly  connected  with  the  island,  we  may  mention 
that  nothing  gives  a  more  general  idea  of  its  wonders  than  a  trip  around  its  shores  in 
one  of  the  numerous  steam  yachts.  These  trips  are  on  at  all  hours  of  the  day.  So, 
also,  are  the  fishing  excursions  to  Les  Cheneaux,  than  which  no  more  delightful  way 
of  spending  one  day  may  be  contrived.  The  ferry  steamers,  and  the  constant  move- 
ment of  steamers  of  regular  routes,  afford  excellent  opportunities  to  visit  the  mainland 
either  north  or  south  at  any  hour  of  the  day  or  night. 

PETOSKEY  is  a  charming  resort  situated  on  the  side  of  a  high  bluff  near  the 
head  of  Little  Traverse  Bay.    The  town  numbers  3,500  souls,  and  has  a  water  front 


of  i  */i  miles,  to  which  a  long  pier  gives  considerable  character  and 
life.    A  lofty  limestone  cliff  flanks  it  on  the  west.     Among  its 
trees  may  be  seen  the  tents  of  "many  "  campers,"  and  further 
on  the  pretentious  villas  of  wealthy  residents.    From  the  verge 
of  this  cliff  the'view  is  superb.     Five  miles  distant  is  the 
ridge  of  hills  that  lines  the  opposite  shore  of  Little  Tra- 
verse Bay.     These  sweep  in  a  symmetrical 
curve  around  this  vast  amphitheatre,  and 
follow  up  the  hither  shore  until  they  rise 
and  terminate  in  high  cliffs.    The  white  line 
of  pebbly  beach  which  stands  out  so  promin- 
ently against  the  green  of  the  hills  now  takes 
an  abrupt  turn  to  the  left,  and  forming  a 
crescent  two  miles  long,  ends  in  a  wooded 
point. 

No  summer  resort  or  watering-place  on 
the  continent  can  boast  of  purer  air,  fresher 
breezes  or  better  hotels.  Facilities  for  re- 
creation are  also  good.  Boating  on  the 
bay  and  short  excursions  by  steamer  or  rail- 
road may  be  indulged  in  at  all  times.  bay  view  college. 
Owing  to  the  salubrious  climate  and  central  location,  the  Western  Hay  Fever  Associ- 
tion  makes  its  headquarters  here 

BAY  VIEW,  of  Summer  University  fame,  lies  one  mile  further  up  the  beach. 
Though  but  a  few  years  have  passed  since  the  location  of  the  grounds,  this  Assembly 
has  become  immensely  popular  in  the  East  and  South,  ranking  next  to  Chautauqua  in 
size  and  completeness.  The  location  is  beautiful  and  no  expense  has  been  spared  in 
improving  its  natural  advantages.  The  land  rises  in  natural  terraces  from  the  bay 
and  affords  cozy  and  picturesque  sites  for  the  four  hundred  cottages,  of  which  glimpses 
may  be  caught  through  the  trees.  Clear  cool  water  has  been  brought  to  these  cot- 
tages through  pipes  from  a  never-failing  spring  further  up  the  hill  side. 

HARBOR  SPRINGS  lies  six  miles  further  round  the  shore  of  Little  Traverse 
Bay.  It  is  located  on  a  beautiful  harbor  (Wequetonsing)  formed  by  the  crescent  of 
Harbor  Point.  Along  the  water's  edge  are  large,  springs  from  which  gush  streams  of 
water  as  clear  as  air  and  of  a  temperature  only  12  to  15  degrees  above  freezing 
point.  The  history  of  the  place  is  full  of  interest.  Pieces  of  pottery  show  that  it  was 
once  a  stopping  place  for  the  ancient  mound  builders.  It  was  for  many  years  a  cen- 
tral point  for  the  payment  of  annuities,  and  for  ages  a  favorite  camp  ground  for  the 
Indians.  Many  curious  legends  are  extant.  Strangers  always  visit  the  antiquated 
Catholic  church,  founded  more  than  200  years  ago  by  Marquette. 

THE  HARBOR  POINT  RESORT,  directly  opposite,  is  singularly  favored. 
The  strip  of  rolling  land  on  which  it  is  situated  is  hardly  more  than  a  stone's  throw 
in  width,  and  while  on  the  outer  shore  the  heavy  surf  of  Lake  Michigan  rolls  grandly 
over  a  fine  bathing  beach,  the  children  may  with  perfect  safety  paddle  about  the 
harbor  within.  Besides  the  large  amusement  hall  and  hotel  which  stands  high  above 
the  beach  on  the  breezy  Lake  Michigan  side,  the  resort  includes  numerous  cottages, 
which  are  provided  for  such  of  the  guests  as  prefer  the  seclusion  of  their  own  roof. 

CHARLEVOIX,  18  miles  below  Petoskey,  on  the  Lake  Michigan  shore,  is  a  most 
picturesque  spot.  The  beautiful  little  town  is  situated  at  the  mouth  of  a  short  strait, 
the  outlet  of  Round  and  Pine  Lakes.  Further  up,  and  just  between  the  lakes,  are  the 
handsome  grounds  and  residences  of  the  Kalamazoo  and  Chicago  Resorts,  which 
occupy  the  north  and  south  shores  respectively. 


THE  INLAND  ROUTE  is  undoubtedly  the  most  interesting  one  between 
Mackinac  and  Petoskey.  Nothing  short  of  a  water  trip  through  the  heart  of  Florida 
can  compare  to  this  wonderfully  novel  route  by  crooked  rivers  and  lovely  lakes,  across 
the  northern  end  of  Michigan.  Even  with  the  former  the  comparison  ends  here,  as 
the  salubrious  climate  and  the  high  forest  grown  shore  are  lacking.  A  little  steamer 
leaves  Mackinac  at  7  o'clock,  Cheboygan  at  9  o'clock  every  morning,  and  after  picking 
her  way  among  logs  and  booms,  past  saw-mills  and  through  the  lock,  steams  up  the 
crooked  Cheboygan  to  Mullet  Lake.  The  lake  is  12  miles  long  by  5  wide,  with  a 
charming  ruggedness  of  outline,  caused  by  the  thickly  wooded  hills  which  completely 
encircle  it  and  form  its  shores.  Topinabee,  a  favorite  spot  for  campers,  is  situated  at 
the  further  end,  and  here  the  passengers  debark  for  dinner.  After  a  short  rest  the 
little  vessel  resumes  her  journey,  and  worries  through  Indian  River  into  Burt  Lake, 
the  lower  end  of  which  is  crossed  in  reaching  Crooked  River.  The  latter  stream  it 
the  shallowest  and  most  crooked  of  the  three,  and  although  the  steamer  draws  but 
thirty  inches  of  water,  it  is  only  by  a  constant  succession  of  twists  and  turns,  scrapes 
and  pushes  and  stops  and  backs  that  she  gets  through  to  Crooked  Lake,  where  after  a 
run  of  three  miles,  she  ties  up  to  the  wharf  at  Oden,  after  an  exciting  and  highly 
interesting  day.  A  dummy  starts  immediately  on  the  eight-mile  run  to  Petoskey, 
where  it  arrives  in  season  for  supper.  The  little  steamers  Romeo  and  Juliet,  which 
compose  this  line,  are  marine  marvels.  A  vessel  capable  of  carrying  150  passengers, 
which  may  safely  and  constantly  make  the  trip  through  mid-lake  from  Mackinac  to 
Cheboygan,  yet  at  the  same  time  is  compact  enough  to  wriggle  through  stretches  of 
river  that  would  seem  impossible  to  crafts  larger  tnan  a  skiff,  must  be  the  handiwork 
of  a  genius.  The  twin  screw  system  now  in  use  on  the  most  famous  ocean  flyers,  has 
been  employed  in  miniature  to  furnish  the  motive  power.  This  enables  the  boat  to 
turn  in  her  own  length,  but  even  then,  poles  and  ropes  are  in  frequent  demand,  and 
the  ingenuity  and  experience  of  the  captain  is  taxed  to  the  utmost. 

MARQUETTE,  the  metropolis  of  Lake  Superior  country,  is  a  very  handsome 
city.  Its  business  portion  displays  great  activity  and  metropolitan  tastes.  Its  resi- 
dences, which  are  exceedingly  beautiful,  are  placed  high  up  on  a  bluff  to  the  north, 
and  command  a  view  of  the  lake  for  30  miles.  While  its  central  location  makes  it  a 
capital  base  of  operations  for  all  the  lovers  of  the  rod  and  gun  who  visit  these  natural 
game  preserves,  it  possesses  no  small  attractions  within  itself.  Speckled  trout  may  be 
caught  in  the  streams  near  by,  while  in  the  bay  lake  trout  of  twenty  to  thirty  pounds 
in  weight  furnish  exciting  sport.  The  hotels  are  of  the  best,  and  everything  necessary 
for  hunting  and  fishing  may  easily  be  obtained. 

THE  TRIP  TO  THE  SOO  is  worthy  01  note.  The  steamer  after  rounding 
Mackinac  Island  follows  the  northern  shore  of  Lake  Huron  as  far  as  Detour,  at  the 
entrance  of  the  St.  Mary's  River,  where  the  real  interest  begins.  The  river  is  62 
miles  long,  and  is  composed  of  a  succession  of  beautiful  straits  and  broad  lakes.  It  is 
almost  entirely  shut  in  by  high  hills,  which  rise  from  the  water's  edge.  In  the  many 
beauties  and  eccentricities  of  the  stream  and  its  outline,  it  is  freely  compared  to  the 
Hudson  and  other  famous  rivers.  The  channel  is  narrow,  crooked  and  shallow,  how- 
ever, and  must  be  passed  by  daylight.  This  is  usually  accomplished  at  dawn,  this  line 
being  the  only  one  which  makes  it  at  mid-day.  The  river  is  full  of  islands,  and  there 
are  many  popular  hunting  and  fishing  resorts  along  its  course. 

SAULT  STE.  MARIE,  a  city  of  8,000  inhabitants,  may  be  reached  by  rail  or 
water.  There  is  much  of  interest  about  the  old  place.  It  lies  on  the  left  bank  of  the 
river,  just  below  the  famous  government  ship  canal,  built  for  the  purpose  of  passing 
the  St.  Mary's  Rapids.  The  government  works  are  exceedingly  interesting.  The 
immense  and  perfect  structure  of  masonry,  the  water  power  which  runs  all  the 
machinery  necessary  to  operate  the  monster  gates  of  the  lock,  and  the  dynamos  which 
furnish  the  electric  lighting,  are  perfect  in  all  their  details,  and  well  display  man's 
ingenuity. 


1.AKK    ERIE    DIVISION. 

Steamers  CITY  OF  CLEVELAND 
and  CITY  OF  DETROIT  (New) 

DAILY    LINE    BETWEEN 

Cleveland  and  Detroit. 


LEAVE  CLEVELAND  10.00  P.  M. — After  the  arrival  of  ALL  trains.  Passengers  due  in  Cleveland  via  Bee 
Line  at  9.45  p.  m.,  or  via  Erie  at  9.00  p.  m.,  should  notify  Conductor  of  their 
wish  to  catch  the  steamer. 

ARRIVE  DETROIT  5.00  A.  M.— Making  connections  with  EARLIEST  trains  in  every  direction.  By  this 
route  passengers  may  reach  the  Saginaw  Valley  at  10.55  a.  m,  Grand  Rapids 
8ft  noon,  and  other  points  at  correspondingly  early  hours. 
P.  M . — After  the  arrival  of  ALL  trains.  Passengers  due  in  Detroit  via  Michigan 
Central  Fast  Train  at  10.45  p.  m.,  or  via  Detroit,  Lansir.g  &  Northern  at  10.20 
p.  m..  should  notify  Conductor  of  their  wish  to  catch  the  steamer.  By  this  route 
passengers  may  leave  Bay  City,  Saginaw,  Grand  Rapids,  Niles,  Kalamazoo,  etc.,  after 
supper  and  reach  Cleveland  following  morning. 

ARRIVE  CLEVELAND  5.30  A.  M.— Connecting  with  EARLIEST  trains  East,  South  and  Southwest,  and 
reaching  Pittsburg  or  Columbus  at  noon. 

CLEVELAND  WHARVES,  23  River  Street.  DETROIT  WHARVES,  Foot  of  Wayne  Street. 

The  Sunday  Night  Trips  are  operated  only  during  June,  July,  August  and   September. 


LEAVE    DETROIT   11.00 

(Standard  Time.) 


LAKE    HURON    DIVISION. 

Steamers  CITY  OF  ALPENA  and  CITY  OF  MACKINAC 

FOUR  TRIPS   PER  WEEK  BETWEEN 

DETROIT    and    MACKINAC. 


MON  P  M 
IOOO 
TUES  A  M 
2.00 

3  OO 
6.3O 
8.3O 


4-3° 
9.00 

WED*  M 

5-3° 
7.00 
7.30 


GOING    NORTH 

WED  AM  FRIAM 

9.OO 


g.OO 
P  H 

1. 00 

2.00 
4.00 

7.00 
10.00 


4.00 
5  30 
6.00 


10.00    Mis.     Lv Detroit!  Ar. 


P  M 
1. 00 


4.00 
6.30 

10.00 

SAT  A  M 

2-45 
7-3° 

P  M 
4.00 

5  30 
6.00 


6lin 


3.00 
6.30 


4  30 
9.00 

•ION  A  M 

5-3° 
7.00 

7-3° 


94 
124 


329 
345 
35° 


.  Marine   City 

Oakland  Hotel 

...St.  Clair 

.Port    Hurona   Ar. 

..  .Lexington 

. . .  Sanilac    

.Sand    Beach 3  .... 


Oscoda  4 . 
Alpena5  . 


Ar Cheboygan  6  . . . 

"    ....Mackinac   Island". 
"    St.    Ignace  8  . . 


HUR    P  M 
I.30 


9  3° 
7.30 


12.00 
8  00 

WED  A  U 
I2.O0 
IO.3O 


SOUTH. 

MON  A  M        TUE8PM 
2 . OO  I . 30 


8.30 

6.O0 
3-3° 

FRI  A  M 
II.OO 

7-3° 

THUR  PM 
II.OO 

9.30 

9.00 


SUN  P  M 
8.30 
6.3O 

3  30 

SUN  P  M 
II.OO 

7-3° 

8ATPM 
11.00 

9.30 

9.00 

C.  &  A.  Railway, 
and    Soo    River. 


A  M 

9-3° 

6-45 
4.15 

P  M 
I2.00 
8.00 

MON  A  M 
I2.00 
IO.30 


CONNECTIONS— (1-2)  With  Railways  diverging.  (3)  P.  H.  &  No.  W.  Railway.  (4)  D.,  B 
(5)  Bay  City  Steamers.  (6)  Inland  Route.  (7)  Steamers  for  Lake  Michigan,  Lake  Superior 
(8)  Duluth,  So.  S.  &  Atlantic  Railway  for  Lake   Superior  ports. 

THIS  LAKE  LINE  of  swift  steamers  furnishes  the  only  reliable,  enjoyable  and  comfortable  means  of  reaching 
the  Summer  Resorts  of  Northern  Michigan,  Mackinac,  Petoskey,  Harbor  Springs,  Bay  View,  Charlevoix, 
Traverse  City,  Les  Cheneaux  Islands,  Sault  Ste.  Marie,  Marquette. 

THE  LAKE  AND  RAIL  Route  formed  by  the  D.  &  C,  and  the  Duluth,  South  Shore  &  Atlantic  R'y,  is  the 
shortest,  quickest  and  cheapest  way  of  reaching  Lake  Superior  and  Northwest  points.  Fast  Express 
Trains,  having  elegant  parlor  or  sleeping  cars  attached,  leave  St.  Ignace  immediately  after  the  arrival  of  the 
steamer,  and  reach  Sault  Ste.  Marie  in  4  hours,  Marquette  in  6  hours,  the  Copper  Region  in  9  hours,  and 
Duluth   in    15  hours. 

FOR  NORTHWEST  POINTS  located  on  the  lines  of  the  Northern  Pacific  R.  R.,  Canadian  Pacific  R'y,  or 
St.  Paul,  Minneapolis  &  Manitoba  R.  R.,  this  new  and  interesting  route  through  Lake  Huron  and  across  the 
Upper  Peninsula  to  Duluth  will  be    found  the  cheapest. 


E.    Randall. 

East.  Pass.  Ag't,  Pittsburg,  Pa. 

Manager. 


D.   CARTER,   Gen. 


Gus.   Schantz.  T.    F.    Newman. 

Cent'l  Pass.  Ag't,  Detroit,  Mich.  -  Gen'l  Ag't,  Cleveland,  O. 

E.    B.   WHITCOMB,    Gen'l    Pass.   Agent.    Detroit.    Mich. 


STEAMERS  RUN  UNTIL  DECEMBER  I. 


AND    BUSINESS    DIRECTORY. 


615 


THE  GENDRON. 


The  LARGEST  MANUFACTURERS  of  their  LINE  OF  GOODS  IN  THE  WORLD. 

ESTABLISHED   1873.     INCORPORATED  1880. 
GEO.  H.  FISHER,  Prest.       E.  D.  SCHEBLE,  Vice-Prest.       P.  GENDRON,  Supt.       J.  F.  VOGEL,  Sec.  and  Treas. 


HIGH 

GRADE 

WHEELS. 


AT 

REDUCED 

PRICE. 


MANUFACTURERS  OF 


SAFETY    BICYCLES, 


Children's  Carriages,  Velocipedes,  Tricycles,  Doll  Cabs,  Steel  Body  Express  Wagons,  Reed  and  Rattan  Furnitnre 

Bamboo  Novelties,  Etc. 

CENDRON    IRON    WHEEL    COMPANY, 

518  to  540  Superior  Street,  Toledo,  Ohio.        N.  Y.  Office,  107  Chambers  St.,  New  York. 


116 


WEST    VIRGINIA    STATE    GAZETTEER 


THE 


CATALOGUE  FREE. 


MANUFACTURERS  OF 


CATALOGUE  FREE 


CHILDREN'S  CARRIAGES, 

Safety  Bicycles,  Velocipedes,  Tricycles,  Express  Wagons,  Doll  Cabs,  Reed  and  Rattan  Furniture,  Bamboo  Novelties 

GENDRON  IRON  WHEEL  CO., 

Factory  and  Home  Office,  518  to  540  Superior  St.,  Toledo,  O.,  U.  S.  A. 

(over)  New  York  Office,  107  Chambers  Street,  N.  Y 


AND    BUSINESS    DIRECTORY.  y\  617 


,ZX 


DENOTSOK  MFG.  CO.. 


MANUFACTURERS  OF  ",  \ 


.A.3STID- 


Stationers'   Specialties. 

DENNISON'S  TOURISTS'  TAGS  FOR  TRAVELERS. 

Dennison's  Gummed  Labels   and   Gummed  Paper  of  all  colors;  Legal  and  Notarial  Seals;  Folding\ 
and  Fancy  Tickets  ;  Mentzel's  Patent  Suspension  Rings  ;  The  Star  Copying  Pads  ;  Denni- 
son's Game  Counters  ;  Wedding  Cake  Boxes;  Visiting  and  Playing  Cards,  Etc. 

SEALING  WAX  MAKERS. 

PAPER  TARGETS  FOR  RIFLE  PRACTICE. 

Phillips'  Hook  and  Clasp  Tags ;  Kimball's  Self -Fastening  Tickets;  Postal  Envelopes ; 
McGill's  Paper  Fasteners,  at  Manufacturers'  Discounts. 


VV.WwvwWm 


Colored  Tissue  Papers 

AND 

FLOWIER    PAPERS. 

Proprietors  of '['Silver  White, "  Best  Article  for  Polishing  Silver,  and 
Miller's  "Jewelry  Gleaning  Gasket, "  and  "Silver  White  Casket." 

JEWELERS'  BOXES. 

JeweleVs'  Cards,  Pink  and  White  Cotton,  Fine  Twines,  Etc. 

Apothecaries'  Powder  Papers  and  Shaving  Papers. 

iDmjNTasrxsoiisFs  absorbent  oottozst, 


FOR  DENTAL  AND  SURGICAL  PURPOSES. 


JAPANESE   NAPKINS. 

All  oi'i*  fioods  are  for  sale  by  Dealers  Everywhere  and  by  » 

3DEi>T3iTZS02iT  MPG.  CO., 

CHICAGO  OFFICE,  109  and  111  Wabash  Avenue. 

mkll"  n  Street,  BOSTON.       I       1 43  Walnut  Street,  CINCINNATI. 
st.,  l'HIL ADELPHIA.        I       198  Broadway,  NEW  YORK. 
404  North  Third  Street,  ST.  LOUIS. 


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•   ♦*ff??CIA.If   INSTRUCTORS. 
-ACULTY. ■  I  IS 

.  ,  CSeorge  H.  Bohe,  M.  »., 

'  Pr<>fe8S«c.of  Materia  Medica.Tiiera  pi:!     - 

and  Mental  Disease-. 
J.  W.  <  Uamb.  i  «, 
Professor  of  Anatomy  and  C"i 
e  George  J.  PreMou,  ... 

Professor  of  Physiology  am  Clinical 
Nervout,  Syste 
■  ,,;c  F&e  ^     -  -  *•'  tt-  K-Ierlt,  M.  D., 

t»evaii,  JTl.  I>.,  Professor  of  Eat) )■ 

Ml  Practice  of  Surgery  and  Joseph  H.  Brahha-u,  'fj.  D,, 

m  Surgery.  Lecturer  on  Obstetrics. 

R.  B.  Winder,  M.  D.,  ».  ©.!?., 
•  of  Principles  and  Practice  of  Dental  Surgery  as  applie.  1  i 

'inical  Lecture  Course  viU  begin  September  15th.     The  Rejrular  Winter 
ad  end  April  1st.  following. 

joe  is  given  unsurpassed  clinical  advantages  at  this^c'v 

[ing.    fha  Faculty  takes  pride  iu  announcing  that  the  K^w  College  ,-     at£~  ii 
nents.    In  it  are  provide!  the  Physiologic..:.  C^'cal  ar    Pathologic .  U\>Zn 
for  the  us<5»of  t^g  &»4eiRs  of  this  schooi.    Tr>e  ueet  .,e  Halls  are  <.Ju:ppe. 
.'liuic  luuttuuieats. 

bsy  City  Hospital,  a  magniflceii^^^^Hfwith  a  oap."e>>yof  300  beds,  .i  situ-.ted  in  tK  cente 

,  .  ^ts  position  envies  it  to  coritotifcijpfost  of  the  f.        -.<t  casMoeciirring  in  Baltimore.    in 

ive  She  exclusive  msdical  coutrol'o:  It    A  syste-nat ...  course  ofhedsids  instruction  is  Kiven  1; 

Mrvjaa:}  LyinjMn  Asylum,  established  by  ..is  sqJco!  m  18ri.  is  the  pioneer  institution  of  it 
e  STa  e.  It  is  full  of  obstetric  cases  throughout  thfe.year,  and"  furnishes  each  sludeni  with  bet! 
?tion  ind  experience.  .  . 

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4lc*ryland  Woman's  Hospital  has  beeu  merged  mto  ana  forms  an  important  part  of  the 
cy  Hospiti.  |  r. 

City  Hospital  Annex,  a  handsome  Hospital  fir  C       •   '  Patietts  h>ig  just  be  to  completed,  and  add 
lE'cal  advantages  of  the  scb' 

Tiew,  the  AlmsLjus?  of  Baltimore,  wh-.  ,  contain  1,&0  beds,  has  been  thrown  open  for  (^t  uii " 
.ruction  of  Students  of  this  School.  A  Lesidem  T  uysio-ar  is  annually  appointed  by  this  Sr»oel  to 
tltution,  with  a  salary  of  $500.and  board.  .™*£ 

>  rjty  Hospital  Dispensary,  organized  c  <er  twenty  years  ago  Ijfia'fcscome  wide-spread  iu  Its  influence* 
Is  largely  to  the  clinical  attraei/onsVif  ;h«  school.  > 

Qiteut  post-mortem  examinations  are  rca.de  before  me  whole  cla    .  a:id  ih~;  medico  iCRal  bearing 

-..  ^oeserefuiiy  discussed.  6 

*  The  Anatomical  rooms  are  spacious  and  airy,  and  di  >«cr:;v  material  aV.uUvI  ot 

a  J*«v.-„kr,t  Physician  and  three  Assistant  Ree'der    ^lyJoiens  for  the  City  ."Jospital  and  a  Itesiuer 

F  ysicic'.  ior  the  Materniiy  Hospital,  are  appointed  o        slly  from  the  graduating  -lass  as  awards  o 

<>rtt     A  limited  number  of  stud 3nts  will  be  admitU     •<?     •Jcentsin.'ielv  •litol 

t or  full  information  concerning  the  College,  n  fo'         Oatai  g  w  and  Aun-uncement  adores* 


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