The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1867-10-10
n1scELLASRoUs MATTEas.



-oberlin College prohibits tobacco
and secret societies.
During the past month 6se building
permits were issued in Philadelphia
The Memphis Bulletin hints ten
derby at Johnson as Presidential candt-
date.
The shenandoah valley of Virginia
is being rapidly filled up by emigrants
IRON the North.
The last mosquito OF the season has
ceased happening New Workers.
kentucky and Tennessee are dis
putting as to which has the greater num-
Der of murders. 4.
New York State contains 1894
widows.
1t is said that Hungary is getting
tired OF Kossuth.
-Genersl Sheridan WAS an old-lIne
John w. Forney is temperance
man.
Horace Greeley is talking to The
farmers.
Dickens telegraphs he will be here
in December.
LEONARD W. Jerome, the gentle
man admirer. is 20 spend the winter in
the South.
"A kiss. says IA French. lady. costs
less and gratifies more than anything
else in existence.
You can ride from Troy to New
York on a steam boat for so cents.
A Weekly newspaper. Just started
in Cairo, Ill, winds up its salutatoTy
with prayer.
-Hunnicutt threatens to bring some
of the Richmond editors before the
courts.
About half million dollars have
been expended for the relief of people
al the South, under Congressional acts.
Dealers in paints, oil, yarnishes,
window-glAss, &C., OF Chicago. have
agreed to close their places OF business
at U'clEck on Saturday.
on the ST. Paul road. has been tested
for sufficiently long time, and it proves
substantial and a success.
An independent candidate for the
assembly is running in Wisconsin, on
the platform of "the Union, women's
rights and the repeal OF the dog law"
The warrenton (Va.) Sentinel says
that lone of the greatest religious re-
yiyRls ever known in Warrenton is
progressing nightly at the Baptist
church."
The Lexington [Va.) Gazette thinks
the present fruit crop of that section the
largest ever raised there
DIR. Elder is editing tariff paper in
New York. Elder and Carey are the
oldest political economists in the coun-
try.
Charles Eliot Norton, editor of the
North American Review. lectures on the
Equality OF American Culture" this
winter.
The Buffalo Express says N. r.
Davis, OF youngstown, has an apple
tree so years old, which has yielded this
year u barrels OF Rhode Island green
ings.
The Charleston Net1s has changed
editorial hands, on account OF differ
enos OF opinion upon reconstruction.
The work of laying street railroads
in Augusta, Ga, is going on rapidly.
The Grand Hotel in Paris, is adj
vertised for sale at 81, 100000.
On Thursday a lady was married
in Providence, r. l., to whom her
father gave a portion OF 100000 4
son OF the same father was welded du-
ring the previous week, and he also re-
ceived a similar sum. Lucky, both of
them.
The stories concerning Mrs. Lin
coln's property, which appear in the
New York papers, are not believed in
Chicago where she resides. They are
looked upon AS advertising dOdgss.
The Printing Bureau of the Treas
ury Department Is printing fractional
currency to the extent of one hundred
Thousand dollars daily, that amount
being necessary TO replace defaced cur
rency returned for redemption.
There is a gentleman in Troy, u
well-to-do merchant, aged Is years,
who has n mania for life insurance.
He has thus far secured policies on his
life to the amount of 81, 600. He has
it ION the BRAIN"
Thirty thousand head OF cattle from
Texas and New Mexico. bound for the
Eastern markets, are now at Abeline,
on the Union Pacific Railway, one
hundred and sixty-tive miles from the
Kansas State line.
"A "lovely GIRL" in Wisconsin re-
covered 81 400 damages in breach of
promise suit against IA perfidiOus lover.
Her lawyer congratulated her on the
amount, when she exclaimed, with a
ferOciOus glance at the mulcted defend
ant. and nervously clencbing her fin-
gers, nd give every penny OF 1t just to
have one good pull at his hair !"
The Payment OF Government Bonds.