The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1867-10-30

The New York World Is about 70
/ employ female type settlers.
1 The Herald has put the name Of It's
propTietor back once more. More gos-
sip for the correspondents.
The only notes whose counterfeit is
not 10 be unprecedented seem TO be
Barpes's Notes
Miss Thackeray will begin a new
story in next weeks Home Journal.
1t is twenty-eigbt years since enveI-
opes came into use, and who now
thinks OF sending letter without one7
Oxford and Cambridge Will soon
substitute natural science for portion
of the present classical course.
The promised sequel to Eeee Homo
Will appear in November or December.
Mr.. Dickens composes in the fore
noon, lunches at TWO O'Clock, takes a
walk in the afternoon, and spends his
evening socially.
The 'sFat Contributor" a. 81. Girls
void, has made fifty engagements for
the forthcoming lecture season, and is
anxious 10 make more.
"A man in Blocker street, New
York, informs all who pass his door
that
This Is THE SPOT
WHERE GoUD OYSTERS Is corr
What's the difference between the
manner OF death of a barber aud a
sculptor? One curIs up and dyes-the
other makes faces and busts.
in a cemetery in Western Massa-
chusetGs Is tombstone with this in
scripiion:
SWEET BABIES.
They came into this word 10 ses
\ sample OF our mlSeIee;
They tnrned theIr liILe heads aside
Disguised ~ the sight and died
Mr.. James Parton, the biographer.
was born in England in 1922 He be-
gan has Life Of Greeley at the same lime
ne married Fanny Fern"
If a steel pen Is too stiff stick it into
a gas flame for a few Seconds, then dip
1t into water, oil or tailow. II a new
pen is greasy put it in the flame for an
instant and the ink will run.
"A London journal makes a litera-
! nv estimate as follows: II twelve men
were employed TOR "a hours per
/ day, following neither for sleep nor
meals in reading, at the rate OF eight
} words per minute, they would barely
keep up with the volumes published In
/ London alone. In this estimate tracts
and sermons are not included, but If
magazines, reviews, and newspapers
were added TO the task, II would re-
/ quire upwards of forty men.
-Manton Marble, the editor of the
! World, began his newspaper life by
writing a two column criticism on
I Forests Lear" for the Boston TrdU-
eler. He now controls the political and
! journalistic course OF the World, and
is generally supposed to own at least a
! quarter interest in that newspaper.
The following notice indicates a
! bad spell as we'll as u hot spell No
TIss-This ere place is klosed for re-
! pairs onto the preacher. His voice has
! gin eout, and we've sent him to Sarato-
| ~, TO recooPer it, onter full pay. Sim
! ners under convickshun is respectfully
requested to adjourn TO Saratogy, eli
| they hez the stamps. Ell not, TO hold
on ill the fall term. Eff they conclude
I TO die in the meantime, eOur preacher
VIII make it awl rite with them in the
next world"
! Erasmus was philosopher. A
| powder magazine was once blown up
| by lightning in n town where Erasmus
was staying, and a house of Infamous
character was destroyed. The inhab-
Itants saw in what had happened the
| Divine anger against sin. Erasmus
told them that if there was any anger
| in the matter it was anger merely with
The folly which had stored powder in
an exposed situation.