Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1869-06-11

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obIging and gentlemanly."
A Chinaman was hung up by his
Iqueue at Jacksonville. Oregon, recent
fine.
Mrs. Washburne isspending the sum-
: me Ile5 at her Galena home. She viii 60
TO Paris next winter.
tr1 a 1dcli, drliGnly nj dressed lady stopped boy
IIIuglh8 along with a basket. and
asked MY little boy, have W51 rot
nocent, g I've got potatoes"
4 Dulce has made a virtue Of neces.if,-
f / and resigned. This is not the sgr1e
Dulce who ct deeorlgH. That ono die5
3 as might have been expected.
It is announced from Washinoton
as matter Of some Importance that
Senator Ross, on Saturday, had a pleas-
C ant interview with the President.
The late Colonel L. 4. Woodruff. of
+, Mobile, a native of Connecticut. was
buried, at his own request, I'm the unl-
form Of a Confederate Colonel. WITH
his rebel sword lying on his coHin.
, A dandy inquired at a fruit stand.
! 60 Are these apples at for the hogs to
eat9' "'rry 'em and see" said the
woman.
General Beauregard has had Che
/ cheek to present a bill for mileage on
a journey made from West Point Co
New Orleans in February 1861,
The Baltimore Statesman, recording
a meeting there with eX-PreBident
| Pierce, SAYS, regretfully, he was one
! of the Presidents of the old school" It
was a school that kept in too long.
"She isn't all that fancy painted
her." bitterly exclaimed q rejected
lover " and, worse than that, 5heisn't
all that she paints herself
James NJ. Mason, of the late Coufed-
/, crate firm of Mason 81 SlideN, has re-
turned to Winchester, Va, where for
the future he intends to reside.
A negro named Snelson, whom Mr..
! CresWell desired to make Postmaster
at Andersonville, Georgia, declined on
! the ground that he had not the time %
/ spare from the field
! Sir John Macdonald said recently in
/ a debate on the salary Of the Governor
/ General Of Canada, that in the United
/ States low salaries have been found, ion
| the long run, TO be the highest.
/ The cost of an English lady Of the
| period as she appears. at, 2 1alI or
1 bheater, is salC to be about $4,000. To
I this must be added from so TO rs cents
as the total value of the lady herself
/ total $500 70.
| A Paris writer advises lovers as fol-
| lows: " If a lady says to you can
! never love you,' wait a little longer,
| all hope is not lost. But if she says
your happiness than I, take your hat"
A Tennessee paper says Johnson is
getting foOlishly loquacious In his old
age. The trouble with Andy lis not go
much the length of his years as the
length of his ears"
Glass is not a certain insulatOr
II against electrical charges. An electric
al coil has lately been made in London
which sends the lightning spark
through five inches of solid glass.
An engineer resigned his position on
a Western railroad, in disgust because,
as he said, it consisted Of nothing but
the right Of way and two streoks Of
rust.
Snooks wonders where all the pillow
cases go to. He says he never asked a
woman while engaged in plain sewing
what she was making, without being
told that it was pillow-cases-
An exhorter at a revival meeting be-
came rather indignant because
brother was his superior in singing
and said: 80 Brother Ives can sing and
pray but, by the blessing Of God
/ there's one thing can beat him in-I
can fiddle his shirt Off"
A young woman Of Hartford, Con-
necticut, had sufficient faith to remove
/ the Rocky Mountains from betWl1ct
4 her and her sWeetheart-she was the
I drst passenger of that city to cross the
continent by the Pacific Railroad and
/ went to be married
James Webb, ir., Of Portland, Ne,
| working before the war for s. 30 per
/ week, saved regularly 81 Of that sum-
/ Five years ago he bought a shoe shop
/ and tools with $3.50 Of his earnings. lie
| is now making 10000 pairs Of ladies'
4 shoes per year.
Mrs. Motley is a sister of the late
Park Benjamin. One of her daughters
I rs the widow of Colonel Ives, of Prov
4 fngmCe-nma o. erfHanarrnfa ff fsfortr|aHI.a.
who died soon after tho Fzaddinns
The New York Herald speaks of ex-
Minister JohnEOn's letter declining the
Southampton dinner as the farewell
international love-letter Of Hon. Rev
erdy Johnson to the Mayor Of South
ampton."'
A correspondent of the Boston Com
mercial Bulletin says There Is one
thing about Spain that I like-one
remnant of greatness that hath the
true ring to 1.-THE Spanish dollar.
Everywhere it commands it's full
try under the SUM-"
The Car Of. Russia has issued a de-
cree transferring the seat of govern
ment from st. Petersburg to Kew, the
chief city of the province Of Ukraine.
and a palace is now building there for
the Imperial residence.
A young ritualist, whose reputation
tured to differ with an old doctor Of
divinity as to the efficacy Of the use of
the rod. " Why" said he, "the only
time my father ever whipped me- it
was for telling the truth" " Well"
retorted the doctor, sit cured you,
didn't it2"
The German Salon says that Mr..
Burlingame, is an American only by
birth. He speaks French, dresses like
European, and gives dinner parties
and balls like the most accomplished
courtiers, while Madame BuHlingamo
receives the guests with all the grace
of perfect Parisienne.
The GAINESVILLE, Wisconsin, Common
Council have been troubled by the dog
question, ana have finally resolved
that all dogs are to be muEEled OF shot,
" except d gs from the country coming
in on business
Mrs. Van Cott, who made her debut
as a metropolitan preacher in New
York, Sunday before last, is about
tWenty-siX years old, wears her hair
friZZled, dresses neatly In black, has
plump figure and prepossessing face,
and is gifted with a rich, strong voice,
that is listened to with genuine pleas
ure.
A Chicago dispatch says 22s tons OF
straw berries, filing f1rty-one cars,
have been received IN that city during
the past week. They all came over the
Illinois Central Railroad, which Is now
running an exclusively fruit train, and
are mostly from south Pass, III, aud
vicinity. The fruit is very fine this
season.
Two young misses, discussing the
qualities Of young gentlemen, were
over heard thus well, I like Char
ley, but he is little giriish; he hasn't
got the least bis of 5 beard" "L aay
Charley has got a beard, bat be shaves
q off, No, ne hasn't any more than I
have" 81 soy he has, too, aud 4 know
it, for 10 prickeC nay cheek" That's
nOW she knew.
The veteran New York editors are
thus spoken OF bv a correspondents
"A great change will take place in the
Journalism Of New York, during the
next ten years. We may count Win
an almost absolute certainty, upon loa-