Excerpt from The Oil-Dorado of West Virginia: A Full Description of the Great Mineral Resources of West Virginia, the Kanawha Valley, and the Country Between the Ohio, the Hughes, and the Kanawha River
At or near to Petroleum, 3. Station on the Parkers burg branch of the Baltimore and Ohio Railroad, the rocks and shales, with accompanying coal strata, pitch at a much greater angle than at any other place on this line of anticlinal, but even here there is no evidence of any sudden violent force having been exerted at any particular time from the result of subterranean action,'
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