The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1866-09-01


THAT humble individual" Is on
his travels.
Two lndios fought duel in Tcxns
recently.
Judge Tildon, of Cleveland, decides
TINT Sunday shaving is II necessity.
Six of tho Now York dniIics sup
port tho President. There nro seven
teen published.
"A confirmed topper wns bothered
how TO honor his birthday. A brilliant
idea struck him. lilo kept sober.
Mrs. Jenkins complained in the
evening that tho turkey she had ontcn
did not SGT we'll. probably" said
jenkins, "it was not n hen turkey"
Tho widow OF Mr.. Douglas, now
married TO Major Williams, viii he
present ut tho monument ceremonies
Mt Chicago.
-I.nst year there was ono divorce TO
every eleven marriages In Chicago, and
still.
Tho Oldest man in Illinois is sup
posed to be Mr.. John ID. Rhodes, OF
Camden township. He has seen ,one
hundred and four summers and win
tiers. His health was worry poor for the
first thirty years of his life.
That was II providcnt and Affection
nto father who secured 5000 policies in
an accidental insurance company upon
tho lives of his seven small children,
aud sent the little darlinEs for II holt
day excursion on IL New Jersey rail-
| rOnd.- World.
Tho devoted parents OF II Columbus,
Ohio, young lady, furnished her with II
splendid wardrobe for II trip to Now
York, i'll order to save her from the ad
dresses Of an objectionable young man.
Il Il ,.ffn
ward packed oil with tho young man
who had paid the addresses.
An English lord, wishing to do IL
little moro than amy of his brother AS
sociat"S had done before him, went To
telegraph office in London, and had his
cigar lighted by an electric spark from
Hearts Content, sent through the At
lnntic cable. This light cost him 200
guincas, or 81 $50 i'll gold.
Tho Fort Wayne Democrat tells of IL
woman i'll Allen county who plowS,
fishes, sings and nurses all ut once.
She has Il boil attached to the fishing
pole that gives notice when there is II
bite she suSpcuds her twin babes i'll
II tree, and drives tho pillow around the
field 10 the tune OF odd hundred"
Thats the kind of IL wife TO have.
Pollard, of the Richmond Erd,li-
Mcr, who spells music and kindred
words with "A * and who is evidently
crazy, says i'll II recent number OF his
paper: I'VE positively assert that Gen.
Lees nobility of mind AS far tranScends
/ that of Thomas or Earragut as the sun
does II tallOw CANDLE"
"A while ago IL farmer i'll Virginia
lost his wife, and out of respect for her
memory, called his estate ''Gilenmary,"
a neighbor having met with the same
niiitCtiOn, and equally DESTROYS of keep
ing before him the image of his dear
departed, followed his example, and
this farm is now known by the name of
"Glenbctscy."
1t is understood that ono of the
moves agreed upon between Raymond
and the President, during the late visit
of the former to Washington, was the
attempt TO break up the meeting of the
National Union Republican Executive
Committee, called for September ID, at
Philadelphia.
Quo the hardest hits ut Secretary
Seward, since his detection from tho
Union purity, is the following resolution
adopted at Il meeting mt kankukce, ILL.,:
/ "RCSOtrcd, That we SHmpathize with
Secretary Seward in and on account of
the suffering he underwent Ht the hands
ol the rebel ilssHssins, il being accident
ally done 10y his friends, they not then
knowing him."
1t is mentioned as illustrating the
benefits OfHdveTIiSing, that one Stephen
Phillips, residing on Cape Cod, issued
AN advertisement forbidding any one to
marry Mrs. Rosalinda Pratt, as She had
promised To marry him. The an
nounCemCnt had good effect, for the
InuTriagC of the twain took place at
| Harwich last week.