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Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1879-04-06
BISHOPS DIRECTORY
Virginia, Gold Hill, Silver City, Car
City and Reno.
I s. = 80.
One voIuI.n RUn emo nm D.x~u

Canvasscrs now in the field gathering informal
for the above work 1t will contain a complete and relic
BILE register Of all residents and full classified Business
Directory. Information relating the growth, popula
ton, ETC. of these Cities their municipal governments
educational institutions, religious and Benevolent assecs
tons, mining interests etc, making most useful Doe
Of reference for every resident.
C. VANDALL. PubIish
Compiled by D. n. BISHOP & CO., compilers Rishor
San Francisco Directory, directories Of Oak land Aameds
Bcrkey Stocktan San Jose and California State Busnes
Directory.
Changes, removals, ETC., may be left with our agent
John IT, FOX, Carson street. Carson City. jSll
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1879-04-06

THE YEARLY sUBsCRTPTION
Has been greatly reduced. The new rates
are as follows:
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1879-04-06
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ASH T. ROBBINS,
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The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1879-11-13

THE CAuraaRaa says: "Any man who
has had much to do with the examination
Of students in theology or candidates 70.
orders, who has painfully listened to the
hesitating, stumbling attempts to render
not difficult passages OF the gospels and
epis.les, rthe eontuseI efforts to set forth
faith and dogma Of the church, mingling
together things related indeed, but which
should have been kept distinct, or who
read examination p8pers in which the
same tumble WAS to be found-any peE.
son who has had this experience knows
that considerable portion OF the clergy
ordained At the present day are greatly
lacking IN accuracy OF scholarship and
clearneSs in Theology. It's worth nothing
that good share Of these men have taken
a degree in some college. These are facts
which are known to examining chaplains,
TO professors in theology, TO many OF the
clergy besides, while they are suspected
or believed by not 4 few OF the intelligent
'lAity. Such facts have much to do with
the reputation Of the clergy and the re-
speet which Is their due, with their
stability in their parishes, and, what is
vastly important, their usefulness Ss
pastors There IS no wisdom in ign6ring
them or seeming not TO see them. The
better way IS to look them in the face, to
inquire into the cause and, If possible, to
lind remedy and there are few questions
more urgently demanding consideration
oy thoughtful churchmen than this.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1879-11-13

VIZ had a call yesterday from Captain
Bowers, Of New Martinsville, who informs
Us thA; the proposed river railroad is re-
eeived with decided favor down in his
part OF We,Iel county. There may posi-.
be be division OF public sentiment some
distance out IRON the river, especially
among those who live nearer to the BAlti.
more and Ohio road than to the river. On
this account he Is not certain whether q
three-fiiths vOie Of the county can be had
for subscription. Much will depend, how.
ever, on the way the question is presented
financially. The people will need TO be post
ed on the direct and indirect value Of .
railroad as a means OF adding to the tax.
able values Of the county. nthey can be
shown that it will add materially to the
valuation Of property along its route, and
also be the means OF creating values that
do not now exist, in the shape Of new en-.
terprises and additional population, thsy
will be more inclined to look with favor
on a subscription. And II, in addition,
they can he shown that the road Vii pro,
baby become dividend paying they viii
DO almost certain to vote for q liberal sub
seription.
AL these points 1t will be necessary to
discuss in the address to be issued BY the
President and Secretary OF the new COM
pany. and it is important that they be dis
cussed as fully as possible.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1879-11-13

IT has been current remark in New
York city and other large eeaters durins
the last five years that the very rich did
not feel the depression in business. The
market Tor iewelry Of the most expensive
character remained substantially undi
minished or fell of but little. Statistic:
as to the value ofprecious stones imported
to this country Tor ten years past recently
published curioHsly corrobora;e the state
meut Just quoted. The largest importa.
ton Of these Articles before the panic was
in 1873, when sos, 465 were imported.
The next year saw falling OF to $, 4O9,.
geo, but there was areeovery in 1873 to a
larger amount than in any year before
1878 aad the average importation during
the period Of commercial depression has
remained over $4,000 a year. The
fiscal yeas closing las; June showed an ex-
trAordinsry increase, the import amount.
ing to S3,ei5.as. On the average the
country has yearly spent Se,9O2f IA on
precious stones during the last ten years,
% per cent spent GA Gu; stones, canoes,
etc, paving 10 pc, cant, and about ) per
cent on elaIiers' diamonds and uncut
stones, which are duty free.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1879-11-13

IN talking yesterday with an intelligent
gentleman, who has made railroad matters
something Of study, in regard to the river
railroad project, he expressed the opinion
that il the proper facts and figures could
be collected, showing the natural business
OF the proposed road, and put in the right
sort Of hands for presentation to capitalists
in the east, all the money needed to build
the road could be speedily raised. He
thinks that the project has such decided
intrinsic merits that they only need to be
fully and inauentally presented to meet
with prompt favor. This opinion is not the
first Of the kind that We have heard ex.
pressed about the river railroad project.
The fact that two railroads shove this city
do a paving business and still leave
room for paying boat business, shows that
the Ohio River Valley is a good field
for railroad A nArroE gauge road from
BellGire to Woodsfeld, Ohio, is already, in
its unfinished state, deirg paying bust.
ness. Where 50 many boats find so much
to do Why should not an economically
built and managed railroad find a good
paying business? Il would practically
absorb the passenger business at all sea.
sons Of the year, on both sides of the river,
Just as the Cleveland and Pittsburgh road
has always done, aad in low water, and
also during the ice season, it would, OF
course, absorb the freight business
Supposingitto be possible to raise all
the money needed in the Eastwith greater
expedition than by local subscriptions, 1t
is at least questionable whether it is pre-.
ferabIe to build the road in that way. Mr..
Keyser, in his argument before the
Legislature last winter, on behalf
OF the Baltimore and Ohio road,
considered it misfortune to the road
that little or none OF its stock was owned
along its line. He thought that the pub
lie feeling would have been different to.
wards the road il its stock had been to
some degree owned in the counties
through which it passed. No doubt he
was correct, and therefore for this reason.
If for no Others, it is probably preferable
that the proposed road should be built and
owned By the people who will be, for the
most part, its patrons. Still, however, it
is gratifying toheAr the opinion expressed
tina: the proposed rosd has such decided
merits as an investment that the money
can be raised away from home to build it.
No doubt there are railroads now quoting
a: fancy priesin New York that do not
have near As much merit As this river rail.
road project.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1879-11-13

The Directors Of the Northwestern Viz.
GINA Agricultural Association have called
meeting fol- December 18th, uext, with
aview, As We presume, to wind up its al.
fairs At all events, to make some DISPOSE.
ton otthe property. The Association i:
hardly recognizable By this name. It's
more familiar designation these days is the
Island Fair Grounds Association. The
Association consists of those who have
gradually absorbed the stock repre-.
sented BY about twenty-five acres
.! valuable Island land, once used as a
Fair Ground. The par value of this
property in present hands is about sl7 800,
but in reality it is worth nearer twice that
amount. 1t Is principally owned BY
Jacob Hornbrook, S. J. Boyd, the Oslebay
brothers, o. C. Dewey and Thomas Horn
brooks estate. 1t is a very valuable
property, and the stock has changed
hands-in times past a. 100 per cent pre-
MUM.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1879-11-13

HosstaF0y EleL
my cash discounts keep my house
hold, . wH the sentenious seply made BY
q retail merchant, when asked how his
cash buying and selling had succeeded,
By this he meant that he saved enough In
the discounts taken OF his invoices fol
cash payments 70 maintain his family,
The experience Of this storekeeper may
help the weak taith Of some Others, II they
have the pluck to do Is he did. Beginning
business about 1850, on q few hundred
dollars, he lived and kept house on
500 per .annum, sold 70 no one
except for cash; bought nothing he could
not pay the money fog At the time; the
result l. that to-day this gentleman b
well.to-do, and has an excellent trade
Another dealer in the same county
twenty years ago began q small shop with
500 worth Of goods, paid for. He too
sold for cash, worked hard and livet
cheap, in early years, making his pur
chases al the time in this city with ready
money. In thirteen years that man 70
tired worth $4,000. What these mer
have done can be done by the men Of to
day equally well, but there may be bari
road 10 travel, and they must pull OF
coats and roll up shirt sleeves"
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1879-11-13

THIS yearlSsl will be a mathematical Gu.
riosity. From left to right and right to
left it reads the same: IS divided by
gives . as quotienti 81 divided by and
= is the quotient. II ISL is divided by aOa,
9 is the quotient; II divided by the quo
tieut contains 10; If multiplied by 9, the
product contains two %. One and are
9, sand are .. II the Is be placed IN.
der the 81 and added, the sum is 90. Il
the figures be added thus, /, S, S, !, it will
be is. Reading from left to right is is, and
is is two ninths OF 81. By adding, divid.
ing and multiplying, nineteen 9s are pro
daced, being one for each year required
to complete the century.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1879-11-13

to the $1,000 paid of on the LIST Of April
last, leaving about $4,000 Of debt
still outstanding. This call results from
the late receipt Of interest Isl, 7So) on the
$4,000 Of P. ". 1 KY, bonds owned by
the county, on which We are receiving Z
per cent. interest, while paying 8 per
cent. on the $4,000 issued to that road.
The county pays Of an increasing amount
OF its debt every year, and this fact, in con-
nection with the economical management
OF its finances, leaves it in good shape to
lend its aid to an important project like
that OF the proposed river railroad. The
county valuation Is about Sl7, 900, 900, and
inasmuch as her debt is only S9O7 900, the
5 per cent. restriction Of the Constitution
'ot West Virginia leaves US large margin
tn so on whenever We choose to embark
in a new enterprise.
The total debt Of the city and county,
after dedueting the 5000 Just called, is
s75S,5OO. This debt beans interest as fol.
lows:
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1879-11-13

A CORRESPONDENT OF the ISTELlIoEScEE
at Charleston speaks highly Of the charge
delivered by Judge Jackson to the Grand
Jury OF the United States District Court, 4
few days ago. He also writes that the
illicit distillinG Of whisky is the overshad
owing business before the court. The
Grand Jury brought in eighty indictments
against parties for violating the internA
revenue laws. The court is bearing dowr
IN this practice with a heavy hand. The
principal Illicit distilling, business is car
riei on in the counties Of Mercer, Mellow
ell, Rlleigh and Summers. About so
persons are in attendance as witnesses ir
these cases.
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Old Zach and the Register.

Eti:ao InssniEsaez.
In a hate issue Of the Regisr 1 saw the
following:
at was currently reported that whisky
had declined 80 cents on the gallon since
Zaehariah ceased TO live"
/ felt Al first indignant to think tina, sny
decent shee; would be guilty Of Publishing
such = contemplate squib. But after
reading it second time concluded ] had
done the editor Of the ReciSIT an inius-
tee. He did not intend it IS slur on The
glorious memory Of Hon. 2. Chandler, bot
merely Is piece Of Siorio4, news 10 ne
Democratic friends, that whisky had de.
etined 50 per cent Knowing them as well
IS he does, he knows it would be gladly
received BY them. s.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1879-11-13

Tue venerable Ms. McCook OF Steuben.
vile, whose death took place on Monday
last st New Lisbon, and who was the
mother Of so many patriotic sons, men
whose deeds have shed deserved honor on
the family name, was a woman who
would have been held in immortal honor
in the annals Of Greece. or Rome, where,
il children distinguished themselve, al
honor was accorded to the mother who
bore them. She Was the mother Of that
gallant soldier, Col. Dan McCoOk, who fell
at Kenesaw Mountains, and who, while
waiting for orders to lead his regiment in.
to action, repeated the following memor.
able lines from MscAulsy to his fellow
officers:
Tats cut s5Sks bod HOsAduk
Tue CPi1in Of The eztss
To tveFJ ia gPsn the eagfh
Dt1is csasiA Aaoa o. 1fss
Ar1 s0T en- AKA die hsSteg
TA1a asiBE !elrtsl cd3A,
ESs TIE EGAe5 4 ais !L;AeES
AID tht Temples q lis E91A
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The Cheek Kidnap6I5E.
spseial to he Pisa,sarss Dt,74sss.

WEsT ALEzAxpEE, Pa, November H.
There is great deal of excitement here
about the arrest Of Thomas Cheek, 4;
JsektoEn, Pa, by twelve men Of IVES;
Virginia, who are not the proper authori.
ties They passed through this place !
day or two since with their prisoner, and
were al masked, reports to the eoatrary
notwithstanding. Some Of the citizens AZ
very indignant and threatening.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1879-11-13

"Oh, how DO wish my skin was as clear
and soft as yours," said q lady TO her
friend. "Yoa can easily make i %" an
swered the friend. "HoW2" inquired the
first lady. by using Hop Bitterss thai
makes pure rich blood and blooming
health. II doneit for me, as you observe
For sale by Laughlin Bros. 4 Co.,
wholesale druggists, Wheeling W. Va.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1879-11-13
THURsDAT MORNING, NOVEMBER u.

VIZ have upon our table q copy Of 4
work entitled 1.-THE Industries Of Wheel
ing" neat volume gotten up by Land &
Brown. Itbas value as q history Of the
city, and also Is . collection Of business
advertisements. AL such books serve to
perpetuate for future times view Of the
city's business and business surroundings
at particular date.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1879-11-13

AcALl has been issued by the COmmis
sioners Of this county for the redemption
of two $1,000 county bonds, which, when
paid and cancelled on December lst next,
willredues the county debt Just that much,
making . reduction OF 500 additional
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1879-11-13
DIED.

BIER-oa Wellesley morning. November l3lA,
lSfS, Al O'elosk, HESET hEE, IN The SSlA year q
| his age.
Funeral irOu hh lItE rEsideIss. No, SgNOEtA HurOu
Ssrsss, IslaOd, on rhanlay IieruOoa At : s'slOek.
Fnsnas q the tEaIly are respectfully IayitSl % at.
tend
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TIAIE TABLE.
ELM GROVE RAILROAD.

.OS AND AFTER TUESDAY, Aprfl In, ls7s, II.
" Chs @ ths wheeling Ioa Ea Groye & & vii
rua - ioloEE ON VII have Tia city (cornsr NIF.
kPt md HsVeath Itreetl,) God SsannGn
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1879-11-13
PELLAlRE AND SOUTHWESTERN
u RAILWAY C0NPANY'S FIRST MORTGAGE


ThII eSspasy estTJ JOr ale, fox tie pre,sat. st,T
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TRAVELLERS GUIDE.
DrrAE4u1r Q, rlAns-yE1us mn

"TrtAdelPhh AcrORm041tIOo.-ThIa tain o1ly F1pS
hStTtsn WAeetinE and Tr.AdelphIG
tpaily except S1n41y-EsEigk AceonnodttSon.
tStenhsaTils Aeco3n63ItIos.-Thh tT1Ia during
The day pesSeI haekEIrd Isa foET1Ed hstTesn NaF.
tnb FsEIy and Bsll4ire, stopping Vhea REQUIRED Il
sherman Eossa, AtaGTtno, Rat Wheeling and
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RRACHYGRAPHY.

Prot Alex. A. sehoeb, the world renowned
teacher Of short hand writing, will arrive on
MONDAY, NOVEMBER IL, and willru.in
for positively dE days only, Nov. 18th. 18th.
18th, soth, elst and 2sd, to teach his lmpruv-
ed system, which can Be taught through per
sonal instructions Perfect in three lessons,
or three hours, for the small sum OF I'VE dol
laU tssL An wishing TO consult him will
please call At his rosms, Ms. Anderson's, No.
e4s Main street, Wheeling. on November lTtb.
18th and 18Th, between the hours Of 0 a Y. and
II u, and StO lOE. n. ALBERT J. sCHoEB,
Agent nol2
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VIek' Illustrated FIoraI G1Ide.

A beantiiul .ak q 100 Tssss, One cOlored Flower
tats ADD 80 4lastrlttoas, With DesaiPd0ns q Tie
bow . Er0E thea. An tx Fire CenI Stamp, kssasd
Sov: nh. IL EselisA Q. German. vIekG Ilustrat-
Cd AoatAly 4sgIdaG-S4 PAEeI, Colore6 Piata Ia
every nRnber and Hany Use EeSraVine. Ptiet
81 ; 1yel'i Rirr Copies tos s. %. speeinsa nun
b senI t0T len eatT three tri1l eopes fer 8 cSst
Address, JAMES WICK, RSeAts,sE, n. Y.
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NEW ADVERTIsEMENTs.

WANTED-A SECOND HAND no. /
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RFiRl. o. c, this Oiles noiS
Keowee courier. [volume] (Pickens Court House, S.C.) 1849-current, 1879-08-21
state Of South Carolina,
asGabNE1ll COUNTY,.
BY Richard LOWS, ESQ.,, Judge Of Probate

By Richard LOWS, Esq, Judge OF Probate.
\tuEREAs. John II. Canrcll has nude suit
" TO me TO grant him Letters Of Admi-.
nisimticn OF the Estate and ELECTS of Moses
Cahtvoii, dcccascd---
These are, therefore, TO cite and admonish al
and singular the kindred and creditors Of The
said Moses Cantrci, deceased, that they be
and appear before me, in the Court OF Pro-
bate, TO by held al Walhalla, S. G., Oh Satur-
day 3Oth day Of August instant after publication
hereof, at | o'clock in the forenoon, to shcw
cause, il any thoy have, why Tho said admins
traion should not bc granted.
Given under my hand, this tth day Of
August, Ammo Nomui 1870.
RICHARD LEWIS.
Judge 9! Probate Oconot County.
Aug Il, $40 So-2t
Keowee courier. [volume] (Pickens Court House, S.C.) 1849-current, 1879-08-21
ATLANTA hlEDICAiC COLLEGE,

I'IlE Twenty Second Annual G curse of Lectures
l will commence October 10Th, 1870. and close
March 9TH, 1880.
FAcuLTy--J. G. Wcsmorcland, W. L. West
morcland, W. a. Love, V. II. Taliafcrro, John
Thnd. Johnson, a. W. Calhoun, j. II. Logan j.
Il. Banks; Demonstrates, j. w. Williams.
This we'll established College affords opportu-
nifty for thorough medical cducation.
1t is in aililaion with, and its tickets aud
diplomas recognized by, every leading medical
college in tho country.
Requirements for graduation as heretofore.
Send for Announcement, giving full nrorma--
lion.
JNO. TlIAD. JOHNSON, NJ. D., Dean.
Atlanta, Ga.
August Is, 1870 HN.fmc