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ROOM At TIE TOP.

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Kind Words Can Never Die.

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New Goods,
For the Spring 1881.

WE
people
the County. "
at
Dressed
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very low bargains in Carpet and Straw Matings.
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BARBER SHOP,

1--WE 5uhacribor desires 20 inform lie custo.
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e1d yolr Beard lhasti scientifically. Call and
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the NEW WOOD

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BOOTS & SHOES,

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of Shoes Valley
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Steam Engines,

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aiar 'ony Circular Saw Mil Is now cs,,I,.
600 Zee, per day With % inch saw. Ca
proven. N W
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sao was decorating her room with
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on tho ,opmos. nail. Then she sat down
to admire her work, and remarked qui.
city; "NOw everything is lovely, aad
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a g.nlcman evidently With more mo-
ncy ,aaa brains hoe bought church at
Wabash, Iu5a a11 advertised a fol.
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don't caro- O. darn Who, denomination be
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mcnts. viii pay o liberal salary"
Why .5 Co." llc mos. unfortunate Of
Letters Because it is never in cash,
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II you cSpectto find putty in tho I}o-
publican parry you arc as unreasonable
a. tho circus owner WHO sort Iis clo-
plant Up % The depot 20 ge, Dis trunk
checked
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Rouaoy My 20 1851.
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Branch Office, cor. ? B 7th sts., wass'ngto DO.
November TO- 1850.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1881-03-28

We are indebted to Col. Jacob Horn.
brook for a beautiful collection Of Florida
roses in full bloom. They came to hand
In q remarkable state OF preservation not.
withstanding their long journey.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1881-03-28


The following Is clipped from the Bel.
laire Independent, That paper inadvsrtent.
ly overlooked the credit over the article
referred to, which WAS clipped from the
Cincinnati Enquirer:
Mr.. Allen o. Myers (Pickaway) Ia writ.
ing for the Wheeling INTELLIGENCER from
Columbus, In regard to the tobacco ware.
house. He tells some unpleasant truths,
but 10 much mistaken In some things. The
ground purchased was not goose pond,
and was In no way undesirable, though
the price paid was too high for the guam.
tity OF ground and It's location. The work
Of Inspecting tobacco here, had 1t been be.
gun under favorable circumstances, might
have been successfully carried on here.
but the whole matter fell into the hands
OF men wholly ublit for the work OF In.
speCting tobacco. This insured the failure
OF the experiment, and there Is now little
chance Of It's being tried under more ia.
vorsble conditions, The proper thing now
to do Ia 10 turn the property into cash as
soon as possible. The State will lose some
money, but II will not be the first time
this has occurred, and In this instance the
matter, fortunately, can be closed up at
once, and not carried on for years as has
been done In other cases.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1881-03-28


THR iorelRn.born population Of the coun.
try has increased only l,llOOOO in ten
years, Notwithstanding double that nun.
Der of foreigners have come into the coun-
try in that time. The absolute increase Of
foreign.born in the country, from decade
to decade, has been steadily growing
smaller for several decades. This shows
that immigration, notwithstanding the
immsnsity Of Its volume, Is q secondary
factor in the increase OF population, births
being the chief source oil our growth in
numbers. The ioreigu.born have already
spent considerable portion Of their exist
euce upon arriving here, and the death
rate carries them of in numbers equal to
half of those newly arriving from
q foreign shore. The foreign.born
population Is now IS per cent oil
the whole, as against IA per cent in 1870.
Ia no State ia the foreign population
larger than the native, in some-Nsw
York, Massachusetts and Rhode Island-
1t ia one.third as large, but in most It falls
States, far below this. figure. The Southern
are the only ones with an almost pure
Americaa.born population. Only three
OF these, Florida, Louisiana and Texas,
have q large population Of foreign birth,
and in these this population Is not much
over per cent OF the whole. The heavi-
eat foreign population Is in New England
and the Middle States; but some Western
States, as Wisconsin, Michigan and Iii.
nols, contain a large population born
abroad, and three.iourths OF the immigra.
ton for the last ten years has gone to
them.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1881-03-28
JOSEPH HARRls' NURSERIES,

Te,Q0Q Apple Trees, two, three four and Ava -,
5000 Peach, one (lfom budi yeSf, "'o 5S1
1900 Pllmai one and two years,
e,eQ Qulneee, two and three yea1,
.6,0Q0 Eherriee, one and two Years,
5000 EVefgtCent mostly JunipeT lsor, A.. 4. a.,
ttet The Above are thrifty and k raj an 5I,SS ".
VIII ell n loS q t6S iSSS"1 ~,
rtsgondence collected. AddfeaS, SISfisn Mi MI.
LhR, Mound.yille, Nursery d one milo vssp Il
AVuuV'le OVPVH de7spAVt
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1881-03-28

THE Cleveland Herald makes an inter.
esting comparison of|the English and
United States census, especially in regard
to sex. The women Of England and
Wales outnumbered the men in 1871 by
nearly 100000 in q total population Of
22,7OO,OOO. But The excess Of males in
the United States In total OF 5000 900 is
S8S20S. Westward the course Of Empire
takes its way, but the advance guard Is
formed Of men, and the women are left
behind to come on llater with the bag.
gags-lt they can. Taking the English
and United States census tables In one
view, we see in them the IMAM "leg.
ging " for dear life away from the
woman he should comfort and cherish,
with the lone and unprotected female
rushing after him, but unable to make as
good time because Of her impeding skirts
and armiul Of bundles and bonnet boxes.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1881-03-28
SEALED PROPOSALS.


WHEELING, w. Va, March 10, 1851.
s0Gled proposals viii DO rec lived at hi, ts,,Ts
ThundAy, SLaL Inst, al u O'Clock n, for ~ -
ordered BY the Board Il County CcmhincS,ns
THAR te'AlOn on The lib Inst a. iOllfNL VII
On hnt dlvlblon, g. q, 4 p. road, 60 cub. u,L
masonry, 900 cubic yards excavation, w cube ~
On second division. @. c. 4 p. road, T. On ~.
yards excavation, 600 cubic yaIdI mIcldlniIn
O9 Middle Wheeling Creek, lower md, l,atak
On On river, 'tISnnFs Run and shor. r,ct p,v.
yards masonry, 5000 cubic JAId' I1tsIIlI !. ""'
On hISt diVialOn W. W L 4 b. PILE 10 nv
yards mGtadAiniEiDE, $50 cubic yards zip NJ VS.
On Peninsula and Full on road, Orutt juL,l
sonny, 400 cubic yards nlCNdamliIbg
On Chanel Run 10 spriTgeFS, 100 cubic uk,r.
sOnTy, 1900 cubic yards excavation, 10 tTIjt nj
macadGmiElnE.
On DiIln Run 10 Ridge road, 100 cubic yrd, IL
!onry, 3 900 cubic yards excavation, RtlyL hnim
Dement'S U mHteTY, LOO cubic ypIdS IcivrIoH
On MctTaW's A1n, 60 cubic yards mANhiJ, In
cubic yards excavation T'
On Middle wheeling Creek rod, uppf ui,ls
cubic yards masonry, 100 cubic yards tiiuttns
cubic yards mAcAjamILing.
River from Glen's Run 10 Brooke county, M, In
cubic yards excavation.
Rice aud WeldenlnS 1850 cubic JIfi, uatt
ton,
Ronoy'S Point 10 D. y. 4 B road, 100 cubic md
mashnTy, 1900 cube yAriB excavation
Meeting House Hill, 800 cubic yards mlndlStlt
bouth Fork Short Greek, $40 cubic JIdI lIalt
ton.
" AZ. @. road, 600 cubic yard, n,t,d,ult,t
800 cubic yards excavation.
walton,
Battle Run, 80 cubic yard, m',oBp, 40 al.
yardB excavation,
Z IN Grove to BOgg,' IiIll, 90 cubic yafdi niEt1,
8 900 cubic yards excavation
Gillespiss Run to Ridge Road, ! 800 cube Jrh
excavation.
LnIdiey's Run TO Kids NH, 70 eabk mi
masonry Q 900 cubic ards excavation
PEERS Run 80 cubic yaIdS masonry, lUaHa
yards excavation,
Ri .. and DIlApldn. 90 cube yard, nlnrE
1000 cubic yaidS excavation.
y. orr Greek, main stem. 100 cube yA'tl nINtT
600 cubic ypTts eIcaVA Ion; THUS WORK 10 I'D
hams, zoo. cubic yards excavation.
Warden and Waddle's HUI, GOsubIc yIrdiniSEfr
2 800 cubic yards excavation.
Above quantities are Appropriated I'D lbHlb
cha 90 al the pleasure Of the BOSrd. All nWt1
will 90 Of the spnoGd.elAa Prices iOF iii'Iga
must DO distinct for earth, loose TCtk, trd nd
Bios mult be separate : each road, Al d u1t m
name Of each bidder aud member OIL hrn Milt
With postottice address, and mus lne ude TIE IrbI
recO ImtndRtIon Of Al least two person, lcettls'n
tho Bo4rd % 10 the Z atacIeF aud Qu'llb5lold Nv
bidder The standard Of M Rur HeBt VI IIl tlsa
Of work will DO the yard Of q tuMc H. lttn
proposals., "PropOsAlI for County Work 10 " ga
9TH Of April, lSSi.n The Bo'id reSrVH tA' flh y
!. iCct any or all bids. Fort any Information IPpIh
thla ONCE.
ny order Of The Board.
CHAA II. UfIrERS, Clerk COmnlfSuA.
W. G. SMITH, rohbty Engineer aI