Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1869-10-01

An acrobat thinks one good turn de-
serves another.
Il is said Victor H1go's publisher, 90
least is not the man " hO laughEs
General RosecranE is building o resi-
dence atS San Rafael, California.
Real estate notes.-the crOalk Of the
bull-froRs on "eligible villa aites."-
New York Telegraph.
Senator Fessendeu, it is said never
recovered from the National Hotel
poisoning in 1857.
Miss Mary L. Booth, we'll known as o
/ translator from the French ia the editor
of the Harper's Bazaar.
A merchant from the extreme sonth.
west says: "Louisiana is aching with
sugar, and Mississippi is white with
/ cotton.
Miss Kellogg, it is said, refused to
see the Prince OF Wales once, when
that royal young fellow sent up his
card.
A Chicago girl says she doesn't get
married for the reason that she doesn't
know whose husband she might be
marrying.
A son Of Maximilian'a Duke Of sono-
ra, has been elected to the California
State Senate. His father was the. rebel
senator EFMA4H WAu Wa AAaAel4aaAA AAAAAA
Lafayette, on parole, in 1862.
James A. Hamilton, son Of Alexan-
der Hamilton, visited Washington two
or three days ago 10 see the statue OF
his father, executed by HOratiO Stone
and recently placed in the Capitol. He
is eighty-three years old
Ada Clare, known years ago as the
Queen of Bohemia in New York City,
has become the wife Of an actor named
Noyes. Of Louisville. She may yet be
the cause Of some little Noy6s in the
dramatic world, then
Look at the ragged hem Of your
dress, my dearl why don't you bind it
over ?" said a thrifty mamma 30 her
careless daughter. 81 intend doing so,
ma" "Then do it at once, OF we shall
have Words" 'tOh, no, mamma, dear"
replied the silly young lady, "f prom
ise to bind IL over to keep the peace"
"Whar is Europe compared with
America ?" said a FOurth-of-July ora-
tor. "NOwharl WhRr is England
Nowhar They call England the
mistress Of the sea, but what makes
the sea The Mississippi makes 10,
and all we've got to do is to turn the
Mississippi into the Mammoth Cave,
and the English navy viii be hounder-
ing in the mud ~
The father and mother Of General
Rawlins are both living at Galena, Ill.
He was one Of nine children-eight
sons and one daughter-an of them
now living butJwo Of the sons. Gen
eral RawliDs left two children by his
first wife.
A letter from Sir Isaac Newton TO
Follzes the antiQUary, has been found,
and in il he describes his discovery Of
the law OF graVitation, but says uOth-
ing Of the celebrated fall Of the apple.
The Cuban Juuta, in appreciation Of
Secretary Rawlinsi strong sympathy
tor the Cuban cause, have presented
Mrs. Rawlins with 800, 600 in bonds OF
the embryo republic, and hearty let
Ter OF coincidence.
Said a male advocate Of woman's
rights tWhen / am in q crowded
car, and lady comes in, i think &C is
the duty of some other man to get up
and give her his seat. look around
the car TO see IL any man in che crowd
looks like making q move in that dlrec-
tion, and when I see them all keep their
seats, hide my face behind my news
paper, and blush for my sex"
HHow do you do, dear ?" ''Pretty
well, thank you" (They kiss ''HoW
have you been this age ?" pretty
well. How have you been ?" Very
we'll, thank YOU" pheasant to-day"
ayes, very bright but bad shower
Quite we'll, thank you. How is yours ~
VERY well, Pm obliged to you"
''FIave you seen Fitz-Doodle lately 2'
ono but I've seen that sweet Count
Bamboozle." 'rYou don't say sol Us
be well 20 ''Very well, I believe"
deed I have seven calls to make.'
'.Do cali again soon." 'Thank you
but you don't cali on me once in an
age.h "Oh you shouldn't say sot
Pm sure Pm very good" "Good-by."
"GOod-by."