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Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1880-12-28

6 gas siae 9ett, NO Bdbna&ten
flr bic Strdamsritansr ni4t uaebr @t&'
tistsit bate, ais irsenb elm anbsrer Tag
bss Sabres. Bon Der boben Bebeutnns
bss G.fss poi Bet LINEN teine Sbss. limb
bsutel 6euts Ia @eibna4tsn ibnen elmer
Der 5aupttass bes Sabres. Die @sf4dfts
ruben, bic 1antsn fnb ssi&Icfsn, bic
@ertfdtten Ieer unb aud prOtsfantiftsr'
ieits fsiert NJ ben Gag f&on TN
@ottesbaus. auf BEN Glide bss anert'
taners sri4eint sbsniouobI ais auf BEN
Glide bss DeutSsn Der @brifbauna NIT
ieinen aidtern unb S~efisabsu, bie SAINTS
IisnmitsIsber bsi9enfsn a@ unb NIT BEN
aIisnsIiidsn @rubs: Merry Christmas!
wanf9en fS bic Srsunbs gIid. tlnt NOS
FER tn wenisen Sabrsebntsn bisier Dunbsr'
bare l1mi9wuus? Der ginfab bss grs'
tsfantismus if es, mos ben fir4lt@sn
EbeiI Der Ssisr unsebt, ni&t. Das mos
berne Ssibsntbuua TT Is aud ui&t; % III
- ei@rsdt ni9t ibr grOtefantsn - % 1T
Der @infub bss satbsIieismus. Was ben
barserIidsn 9beiI Der Ssisr bstrift, 10 TT
Der rlmi4wuns ben tsuti5sn RatboIitsn
unb g~rot.fanten su usrbantsn. 9as
Deutidtbum bat ben gbrifbaam In bic
ameri,anif9e Tau,iIie eiussfabrt. absr-
bS1ff bssei&uenb - ai4t, ober nur tn isI'
teuen Gduen, If ss bas .gbriftinbsI' has
ben RIsinsn bic @absu brinst; ss 1T stn
.tatboIHSsr 5siIiser" Santa Claus, Der
bic Stene bes @absn ipsnbenben Gbrifs
tinbss sinsenommsu. Ct feist sum
Sdornasin btnsin unb bei&eert bis aIsi'
rsn. Obi9on bic Bii&ofsu,ase nnb Der
gH9ofsfab, bic Butte NIT ben ssrettsten
brsi ainbsrn abbanbeu ~setommsn, 70 srin'
merit bod bic brauns 2utte NIT Der aapu3s
an ben 5abit zines tatboIii@sn Orbsns'
names, udbrenb Der Rsf bes goftamss
pom Santa Claus eber baS oeS Ene9fes
Ruprs9t obsr bes Ssfters III. 0ieie uus
tsrssorbnsts RoIe wirb aud babur4 anse
beutet, baB Santa Claus ben g~briftbaum
TN arm trdst, wte Der fran3OFf8e SOIbat
bas @susbr, wenn CT auf Ba&s auf unb
ab ipaSisrst. Bon gbriftinbIein, DDS
o.
unb gisI unb arippe ssbt nur bic Rsbs unb
is werbsn nur aufseffeIlt in tatboIii4en
SamiIien. @ir baben bier cine 9eri@ies
buns bss tatbsIiidsn ct. N~i8OIausfeies
- bas bic Rir9e am 8. DECEMBER feiert -
auf @sibnadtsn, cine gsri9iebuns etnss
iibbsutidsn tatbOIi9su auf ben Gag zines
protsfantiidsrieits In RorbSeutidl,nb ses
~fsisrtsn Gau,iIienfsHss. SreiIi9 IS sibt
Eauienbe Snb N%bsrtauisnbs Nmsritauer,
bic nidt uiHen, bab Santa Claus eth ta'
tboIiider 9siIiser III fs Garbsn fonf
brsi: arsuse f@Iassn - aber aIs saben'
ipenbsnbsr @snius TT CT ibnsn bsrsIi9 mill
tcmueu. ~ N+t-s.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1880-12-28
gesa 2Ssi(eaoe Asenten
3. 3. 95pbe & alfreb Rhttsn.
Epir wiini4sn alien nniern SsisrI'
.ia aIidli&ss nsues Sabr!
IN xnfere ses6rtem Abonaentea itne
Aaenten. i EtFTtr

Mlsn ben abonnsntsn, bic In Der letten
Bet 70 panttIi4 ibre geIber sins.ianbt
Iaben, uuisrn bsfsn Dan.. Wir modten
Sabiussssn b~isisnissn bitten, BITE nod NIT
arer 3abluns I'M Madfanbe fnb, Dor Weu'
jabr ibr.n BsrpHi@tunsen na@lutourusn.
Dir baben bsim Bssinn bes nsusu Sabrss
Rsrte BabIunssn ~ Ieifen unb fnS bsb'
psaeu bic @elbsr boppeIt ben6tbist. aud
sui.re Serren ssentsn bitten MIR Bis babiu
bts eousetirten gsIber sefduisf sin1aisn'
ben. @ir fnb Sbnsn TN goraus bafi'
N Oaut psrpft4tet.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1880-12-28
pas erte unb nod uupoufdubiss Gen,

pas erfte unb nod unuOuadnOise Gen,
fus' Bulletin lbsr ben Staat Soma if aus
geianbt worbes. Go siebt BITE BspSItes
ruuss /, DerbdItnfRs pom 40 Counties an.
Die sr6bte 4eu0Iferunss3abI unter ben Bis
iett tn Der Elite aufsefhbrtsn Counties bat
Dubuque az, 997), bann tommt YoIt 60.
NIT ~, S95 uns bierauf Scott NIT Al, 270
BewoBneru. Die Sabl Der 5rsmbssbore'
men Ia am srSbten tn Scott 60. (l3, 49e),
BEN Dubuque 90. unit II, ssl) an, nd3'
fen fitbt.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1880-12-28

6e6t t1as BET Der iesisen rauben, tall
ten Sabres3sit aus sinem carmen 8inmsr
pI5sIi&' his Srsie, 70 tann mar chen 70
pISsIi@ .insn iidtissn S&nupfen aeqai'
riren. 5err 8obsrt Baif@te In Dabaib,
Snb.. ma9te bic grfabruns pon Obissm,
feIte R9 aber bur8 ben @ebrau4 pon
Dr. ausuf aSnis's 5amburssr
Bruftbee i9ueQ pisber Der.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1880-12-28
gu letter Seit inb SffentIi$e 5anb,

gu letter 9eit finb 6HentIi$e 5anb,
Iunseu unieres Superpiioreuratbss Iaut
seworben, bte ibm ni&t sur gbre serei@en.
Da nod Reuiabr bic wi9asfe Sisuns
bes Sabres besinnt, 70 MAIDEN MIR TN b.
rauf aufmertfdun, bas aIs feline 5anb'
Iunseu elmer f@arfen 2ritit untersosen
werben. Die gerwaItuns bes Bridsu'
fOnbs unb bie seri@tIiden aussaben fiub
es bsfOnbers. bic su i9wereu uub b5&f BE.
rs&tistsn 9Iasen anIab sebsn. llnisrs
.&sptiIien@ maset nidt cine SanbIuns
bisier BebSrbs gu beIeudtsn, neil fe i'm
Sumpfe Der Corruption ibr S9af4sn &C.
uiltblt@ eintbun.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1880-12-28

SER q. Seipsrt, bat BITE @ats se'
Sabt, Bic assntur Der .@a,etts" tn ct.
waart, Ran. au aberuebmen. CT III ba'
Der ermd@tist, abonnenten 3u famunslu,
BeIbsr ~ eoQsftiren unb bafar au quits
tiyeu.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1880-12-28

SER ggs. 2fli&efs, asent far bic
Hdridge unb NesU Home Rdbma'
i9insn, ,u finbsn Bet Sobn S&uIer, @bttes
frabs jwti4en II. unb is. Strabe. Sadb'
nabeln unb 8ubsbSr (Attachments) werbsn
Al ben biuisftsn preifsu psrfauft, sbsnio
Rdbmai&insn BEL MIR aufs bilBffe unb
bette repartrt. Sprs&t Bet MIR psr, ebe
UT ionftuo tauft. O $50 - SOL
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1880-12-28

pie Nri6fsser trsffsn auffaIt, eiueu
Serein gum S&use ibrer Sntsrsfsn su
sranben, inbem fe~ bebaupten, bub bier fir
bas 2sssn uon Baditeiuen so Bis rs Gents
per Gag usnissr bssabIt usrbsn ais ans
berpdrtB.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1880-12-28

pie sroete unb rei9baItisfts auswabI
Don aurs' unb gIenwaaren In Der Stabt
fnbst man In s. 9spi's Warmor.D rp'
gooSss paIaf, Ode Der 7. unb Wains
ffraBe. .,
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1880-12-28
8pls Al bauen.

Der tintsud&nftf VI espiat tin BET Demo
rtsnss Citation ftbsutfs Walblane ab,ubpIltu.
Dtisnistn, bic strut ttr 1sli ftlta bausa, ton.
nea tieS bier tbun, inbtrn Re per esas bon so
bio rs Gts. anb $500, is mad Mrtbfs 5ol,ts, an
ben untsrtsi&ntifn btablfn. Man iprt&s ssr
bd Dcmtnif Scur, .
Ntnemp once Sslane.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1880-12-28

pie Stu6freute in Der 5ers Ssfutir3s
.rsab suiideu 700 unb $500, cine isbr
anRdnbise Summe fur bic neus @smsinSs.
sd&fen Sonntas wsrbsn In ct. Marisn
BITE StahIe psrIafen.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1880-12-28

SER s. Settefmaum bat tirsli4
cine srobe auswabI BON Tai9enubren,
SrufnabeIn, @insen unb aberbaupt SiI'
ber' uub S&mudia9en, bic f& Defenders
u @eibna9tsse@enten eisnen. erbaIten
unb uertauft sisieIben ;u iebr biaiseu preis
fen. R
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1880-12-28

per rgIbora 9ebser~ f@Idst 8. 6.
grapes ais @oupsrnsur bss Staatss Soma
Dor. Sc III swar nod LANCE Bis sur nd9'
fen @abl, aber ba einmaI gar fsin
anberer aIs sin RepubIifansr btsr TIM Staats
@Oupsrneur uerben Tam, 70 fdbsn mir Iie'
Der @rapss ais fonf Elm .8adwoobsman@
ober Eemperenafanatiter In Der Stele.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1880-12-28

Die GoGeete In ct. Marlsn, bic fur
ben iluttrbaIt bss Seminars srbobsn
purbe, betrus $ll5, 81. Die golsets tn
Der 5ers Seiutir5e ptrb a~usnabmsweiie
,ur ani&aFuns elmer Wonfran3 usruanbt.
90 bats Der bo9u'fe Bii&of anssorbnst.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1880-12-28

IN Eisent6dtner pom 2sferoen!
@ebt tu eurem apotbster unb tauft cine
Tlai9e pom 6. albert SmitbY
uid1, has wsItberabmts
SeiImitteI fur Pferbe.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1880-12-28
.Staot l. Ameestno.

~ Entered at the post-of6oe at Dubuque,
lena, and admitted for Transmission through
tAs mail ct second-class rates.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1880-12-28
Ar6itect.

Sreb. Seer, ar&iteet unb Supsrinten'
bent. S@uIsn unb Rir9eu etne SpeaiaIis
tdt. Ode Tier unb Soma StraBe.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1880-12-28
Au aas aeshrts gabika,l !

nj, ,lat,udSnau isdIu slrmtt ben susrt,s Publ.
rum ssn Datusut u. umststas nit bab g. sas orautrd.
st4Sft sts sarasrssnm dssn Slab IN ttrtIeta art lnh
Ddk ptt fratn ssrsnflsrtn:. 9nstm Fx pig vttataeat
bsNss be liatuli4 stAI, bat lnift ben tf3p rttn lin
ainIm fsS 0t4at su4 In 8afsnt. tetHis Stt btter "a.
tee Diu Al ,~rslaIirta sab ausa unfsfsuunstn u ~stHastH.
; ui. lHI9ht1tu @ttpt s1bam SLAB.
III, cs0 Nt6pIGs Slab.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1880-12-28
Gefu6t!

uut ~Stsisuissn bic HHsfauf hbu Ssssnn Strn etbsH
iSunts, anb srfa&t btttitt an 6srl 8. Nanet5ests'
2S03 poplar ass., Gbtsaps 81, Infinrntn - Iahtn'
VRsR samattu. bat 3ur Shrn u pfianHsta ".
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1880-12-28

Der Ei(ea6a6nRrtes 3wii9sn ben bets
ben RiuaIen, Der @bieaso Norbweffern unb
Der Wtlwautes & ct. gauI bauert fo,t.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1880-12-28
Nene Qrsetgm.
CODES AnSeige.

q,
O. bat @stt rem Nam6dtistn In feintnt unsrfrritli8tH
RasfSIukt s.faasH, uniet tlntsa ssIisbts gluttsr
Goa Catherine SAmit, ssb. &oasttt,
am eSuntas, tea 10. DECEMBER 1880. UNI 8 ubr Icrstns,
snftbsn nit Zen b. Sairamtntsn. in Elm bsftrss Ssnihtt ae'
iuruftn. Die gtrferbtue mar I'm D1at 1925 ~ wltttltu6,
asntsH R.6tustn, grSsb. R~uJsnburs ssbSr,H. lin atao
StiIsis bitten "a
ID. ~trau.rus.a Sfnttrtlitb,n,n,
&aaiaitt, 81. Dc. 81. 1880. 1907 OK .H
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1880-12-28
@69eRtlt9e BrteRife

w. IT
q. .. Dubuaus ben Il. TIT, 1880.
Su pt&r aus Urtsft susedata Hs. rtIas ssn 20. Del.
90 tum q. De-. In Der etefsca csfsfass ansdsnnea uuS
si&t abstesIt psrbtn TAB.
Barnbplbt Sobn 2auisrbcur Sean
9eilbars Diary Ryers ) D
Bunpiet Nr &irs Widaa
DIRT Gabriel &siatr 5btrsft
Dnsa 8 . S&ptrtt Sppbia
8tpble Softpb SauS 8
SiQbsrs W S&apmann eytman
Ratnt Wm SbeQbattr dranf
eOnjtr @srbarbt
q. 4. Norbert. pseastAes
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1880-12-28

Rilnaaiss Narftbstdt.
Per ItItsrapb) e. Del. ieeO'
Wst3en-Ro. 2, 90 Sis. ....
Safer-294 Cts.
u-37 Cts.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1880-12-28

ct. 2eat8 WarttbertdJf.
n,rs.I.arasbJ q. Dec. 1880.
Detaem-rotbsr, No. 2, 81 bts sset.
WeIidtprn-37 bis 2 he's.
Safer- 294 Cts.
S&petRehe'f6-$l2.76 "a.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1880-12-28

RensYort @arfthsrt6t.
fn.r 9eItarapbl. 81. DEC. 1886.
Bst,eu.-Nilwautee, SO. 2, $l.l6..
6afer-43 Bis AZ Gt8. -,
Belf9torn-sem. NJ. So bis 81 vt.
SdwetneHetfd-$l2.75 rs.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1880-12-28
Gkieaga Rarftbert4t.

G6ieasa Naritbert&t.
% 81 xsIssrapD II. Dec. ieoe
Wetaen.-No. 2, 9st bis "a Cts.
@ei4torn-S54 biz SO @ts.
Safer-2st Bis 2s4 Cts.
8utter-29 BITS 33 ets.
Gter-25 bis 20 Cts.
Bbtstp-$l.ll.
S&wetne-$4.25 Bis $50.
@tutpteb--$2.o0 Bis 800.
&wetueHetf@-$l2 % bic IL 20.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1880-01-20

age attendance OF 81, is much greater than
the Principal states it to be. According to
the report the actual expense Of feeding,
clothing, warming and teaching the pupils
and keeping the buildings and grounds in
good repair for the year ending septem.
Der 80, 1879, was s9eOsO O2I, which on the
Principals assumed average attendance
Of 81, gives $500 20 as the average cost per
pupil at Romney for the year ending Sep
TENDER 80, 1S79-more bySlSO than ut Raj
eigh, Columbus, Indianapolis, and con-
siderably more than at any other similar
institution in the country.
This report may be satisfactory to the
Board Of Regents, but we are inclined to
think that the people through their repre-
sentatives will ask the Board for an expla'
nation OF this remarkable document which
it may puzzle them to give. Possibly, too
there may be some member iastidious, and
at the same time inquisltive enough, tc
ask why the Board Of Regents appointed
one Of their own number attending
physician with a salary not mentioned II
the Report Of the Principal) and why the
Board gave to another of their own nun
Der the contract for supplying the 1nsti
tuition with coal at % cents a bushel. II
some States this parceling out of offices
among their own number by Boards o
Directors Of Institutions is forbidden by
law, and by good taste it is forbidden
every where.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1880-01-20


Now that the active opposition to legal
authority has ceased for the time being
among the Kanawha miners, the matter OF
Furnishing those engaged in tho late illegal
and riotous proceedings is worth consider
ing. Unless an example Is made OF the
ring leaders in outrages such as the
seizure Of trains, destruction Of property
and violent interference with the rights OF
other workmen, there is every reason to
believe that these outrsges will be repeat
ed on q still larger scale aud with still
more disastrous results. The Greenbrier
Independent, reviewing the occurrences OF
Inc past week in that section, says the
rioters have not only ordered workmcn in
various mines who had no desire to strike,
to stop operations, but have compelled
them to do SO.
They take possession Of the trains Of the
Chesapeake and Ohio Railway and subject
those trains to their pleasure In transport
| ing them TO any point on the road for the
purpose OF carrying out their nefarious
schemes. On Saturday night last pas
seneer train on that road was fired into
and windows broken out oil the cars with
stones. These and other outrages have
already been committed, and We are pre-.
pared at any moment to bear oil more aud
greater outrages. 80 Such conduct on
the part OF these men must necessarily
tend toward paralyzing and render.
| ing worthless these great sources oil
wealth and industry, the most valuable by
far yet developed in our State. We are,
OF course, dependent almost wholly on
Northern capitalists to operate these
mines, and an occurrence OF this kind
must OF necessity drive away capital that
might be invested here, or discourage
those who have already invested to such an
extent that they will withdraw their means
and close their operations. A Hardness on
the part OF local and State authorities in
Queiling this lawlessness is equally dam.
aging not only TO this important branch OF
trade but to all other great indus
trial interests, in this, that it destroys
confidence in the power OF the State to
give to her citizens those guarantee OF per-
sonal safety aud protection to private
property vouchsafed them by its Constitu-
lion and laws. We know Of no saddcr
spectacle that could be held up to view
than for State to have benefcent laws
spread upon her statute books and no
power to enforce respect or obedience TO
those laws. nor Is there any community
more loathsome or less inviting 10 men OF
intelligence than one embodying these
characteristics.
It is our humble opinion that these
rioters ought to be brought to speedy JUS
tice and their conduct punished in a
prompt, energetic and determined manner,
and with severity sufficient 10 teach them
that such things cannot and will not be
tolerated in State that boasts the civili-
cation that ours does, nor ought the
means or expense incurred in -brin ging
about this objec. be called into acc cunt.
. Let the State's conduct toward these
rioters be the precedent on which her fu-
ture action in similar cases is TO be based.
Any other policy would be suicidal.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1880-01-20

We have received q copy OF the Educa'
iional Nstrs Cleaner, OF which Prof. +. H.
Crago, OF Moundsville, has undertaken to
conduct an edition Tor this State. The
publication seems well adapted to the
wants OF teachers, and commends itself to
nil interested in the educational progress
of the State. 1t is noted that although
this State may not make as good ashow'
ing, in respect to education, as some OF the
older Northern States, it stands at the top
Of the list OF Southern States, among
which 1t is usually counted. Nevertheless
the figures OF the last census show that we
have 81, 400 illiterate residents out oil q
population Of 1904. The next enumera'
lion may make a better showing. II 1t
does 1t will DO the result OF the earnest
perseyering labor OF men like Prof. Crago,
who are using all the means within
their reach to improve our system and in
crease the interest OF our people in com
mon school education.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1880-01-20
PHOTOGRAPHY.

NJ oTICE-HAvING SINCE THE 1sr
IN Of January made q change In my manner o.
conducting business respectfully call the attention
OF my PATRONS aud the ptOpleOf Wheeling and yicin-
lty 10 H. In the future al persons 1ltiing Tor PIC
lures al my Studio will DO required 10 make par
taI payment. after sitting. 10 advance 10 order 70
secure completion Of the work, and the balance VIII
be required upon delivery Of the Iic'u,T res
This STEP | an sorry 10 say, lm'
perntiye, In order TO protect my tntere,ts-so
many people In the past Sitting for pictures aud then
hiII1g 10 have them finished. Time y money, aud
this Riage finds almost hourly exempiihcation IN ny
business 10 the number Of per ous who constantly
await my attention. And while consider y my
duty to satisfy my patrons, and will always cheer
fully endeavcr TO DO 90, nJmatter how many sltinls
or how much time may be consumed, eull think
that sitter doing that my services should NJ least DC
IequitCd by IN order for thA work. aud partial
msnt IN advance security lhst The party intspds
calling for them; or III the event Of their not calling
as compensation for my loss Of time and material.
People will oblige me by remembering the above
when calling for pictures, In order - prevent any u,
plra,antness In cur transaction. rs will ti3idly aud
ndIsc, Intimately enforce IT, Trusting that our rele-
lions may DO a. pleasant 10 the future Is IN the past,
aud assuring tho public that In ~ things will en-
deayor to serve them, lrcmaln respectfully o,e
las J. A. II. PARSONS.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1880-01-20

FIRMS advertising to forward on receipt
of fifty or sixty cents bound volume oil
Webster's Unabridged dictionary are pro-
nounced by post-otlice agents imposters,
The agents Me unquestionably right, and
the wonder is that everybody needed to
be warned Of the fact. Offers to furnish
goods worth from 50 to sl9 for half dol
lar arc evidence in themselves OF swind'
ling purposes. The post.oiicc depart
nent is making a noble effort to protect
people who are prone 10 Jet their cupIdlty
run away with their judgment, and the
innocent who believe every flaming
promise held out 10 them, from the traps
oLpestiierous sharpers Of all classes who
abuse the mails.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1880-01-20
Notice to Contractors & Builders
orncr OF THE BoAnp OF punL.c wonks,

oFrIcE OF TIE BOARD or Public Works, |
WHEELING, Novemberl3, 1870. J
Sealed proposals will be received by the
Board Of Public Works, OF the State Of West
Virginia, addressed TO the undersigned up 10
12 o'clock noon, Of March the LIST, 1880, for the
ALTERATIONS IN, and the ADDITIONS TO, the
Building known as the State House, at Chares.
ton, KanawhA county, West Virginia, accord.
ing 70 the plans and specifications furnished by
@. c. Kem6Ic and A. PEBBLES, joint Architects
Bids will be received for the whole, and the
several parts OF the work. Plans and specifi.
cations may DO seen at the Capitol Building
In Wheeling on and after JANUARY 1, 1890
and any information relative thereto may be
obtained by applying TO O. @. Kemble, the
Architect, resident at Wheeling West Va.
Bonds and security, approved by the Board
OF Public Works, will be required Of each
contractor. The right Of receiving or reject
ing any or all bids Is reserved.
By order OF the Board OF Public Works.
nol7 S. BRADY, Seo'y.
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candidates 10 be considered. On the other
hand II Is one OF the new signs Of tte
time sthat 10 Pennsylvania Sen'tr Cans
eron agrees cordially 10 an equal division,
and sets about with his democratic co..
league 10 designate the supervisors.
One suggestion has been that the super
yisors at the North should be Republican Q,
while those at the South shall be Demo-
Gratis, This can not be tolerated, because
Il places the selection absolutely on par ].
san grounds, and would tend 10 destroy
faith In the census in both divisions OF the
Union. Nor can 1t be denied that q sus,
piciOn exists that purpose Is entertained
to break down the effect OF the movement
OF population by false count below the
Potomac, and the handing over Of the
whole business OF the census there to DEM
ocratic hands weuld intensity that sus-
picion. No such scheme can sue.
coed. The figures can be stated approxi-
mately upon the information which
can be gathered outside Of the eaumer::
alors, and the superintendent oil
the census has all the power necessary TO
set aside returns which are preposterous,
or which are even open TO fair indictment.
He has the courage to do this, and he has
the knowledge to judge whether the emu
meration has been done with care and in-
partially. Yet 1t will contribute greatly
10 getting rid Of friction II thesupervlsorrs
in States SO decidedly democratic include
some representatives Of the dominant
party. This was the purpose Of the law.
makers, and 1t ought to be observed by all
who are charged with duties under the
4 cluss Of politicians jump at the con.
clusion that anything which permits any.
body not OF their faith to do a days work
for the government or to draw dollar
from the treasury, is damage to theiI
party. II the census shall prove that GER
lain public service may be rendered out
side Of party ties and without harm to the
party making the appointments, great
good will be accomplished, and this we
venture to say, is the theory and the ain
OF General Walker, the skillful superin
tendent. He ought 10 have fair chance
to make the demonstration.
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Close confinement, careful attention to
all factory work, gives the operatives pallid
faces, poor appetite, languid, miserable
feelings, poor blood, inactive liver kidneys
and urinary troubles, and all the physicians
and medicine in the world cannot help
them unless they can get out doors or use
Hop Bitters, made OF the purest and best OF
remedies, and especially for such cases,
having abundance OF health, sunshine and
rosy cheeks in them. None need suffer
il they will use them freely. They cost
but triilc. See another column.
For sale by Laughlin Bros. 4 Co.,
wholesale druggists, Wheeling W. Va
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otthe 4,4SO miles Of new road built last
year, no less than 3,ls7 miles-more than
the total completed in the whole country
in ls7S-was west OF the Mississippi, and
nearly half Of in Minnesota, Iowa, Mis-
souri. Kansas, Nebraska, and Dakota.
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