The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1870-08-02
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Wyoming proposes female delegate
to the next Congress.
A female constable preserves order in
4 Hayes City, Kansas
ID The signs are olaf IIarvarlwill soon
admit women.
A Boston lady had y pairs OF silver
salt-eellars among her bridal presents.
Celia Logan Kellogg, sister ofOlive
! Loen,s has Just finished writing her first
s,book--a novel; sL.s''f tU
i Somebody has discovered that Mary
Magdaleh was not, prior to her CONVEX
/, sion, an abandoned woman.
/. The man who attempted to Introduce
,women's stockings into England failed
most miserahly. There wasn't calf
enough. -.
New leturesses for the coming season
are Alice Dutton, of Massachusetts,
Fanny Ednhlnds, Of Boston, Mrs Maria
Stetson, Mrs. Cora H. V. Hatch Tap
pan, and so forth. IS 'is-4IS.
1t is said that there is nothing so
calculated to call ont the deep earnest
ness of a true woman, and enlist her
most faith full devotion, as doing up her
back hair
A certain landlady, it is said, makes
her pies SO light that her LODI gers can
see to 20 to bed without candle after
eating a moderate sized piece.
a legged woman, who claims to
he the daughter of very distinguished
Confederate General and to have lost
her leg while acting as rebel spy, is
soliciting pecnniary contributions in
Indiana. ..,,... ,sf.
"A voung married woman named
Sarah lIough, who had suffered much
from a tumor, poisoned herself with
arsenic a few days ago at ST. Louis,
when she found that the doctors were
unable to cure her.
A lady in South Kingston, y. H.,
living alone and lar away from neigh |
bors, gave birth to twins lately, which |
she washed and clothed before any
body came along of whom she could ask
for help. The husband was off on haS'
mess. E&es : |
An sOsko<clr lady was wandering
through her garden the other morning,
brushing the dew from the trailing
morning glory and the iragant sun
flower, when she stepped on wasps !
nest and the malignant insects Siung
her to death with rapidity.
Mrs. Sarah A. Grant, residing in
Audovcr, Mass, died suddenly on
Friday afternoon, from the sting OF a
bee Immediately after she was stung
she layed down on lounge, saying, 81
am dead, and going into commissions,
died in about two hours aitcrward.
\ New York girl, who ran away
with her lover to New Haven, 10y
steamer, was surprised: i'm landing to
hear her fathers voice, he having come
by rail and thanked her. She ran under
a passenger train, which, starting mp,
badly bruised her ankle. She scream
ed, and her father took her home.
The Paris Ky. True Kentuckim says:
Mrs. Kitty Howard, nee Current, died
on Thursday last in her Seth year, at
her residence, near RuddelIs Mills, in
this county, where she had lived for
sixty wears. Her husband was six feet
four inches high, and she was six feet
one inch in height and weighed over
80 pounds. She was the mother of
ten children, all but one oil whom lived
to wears of maturity, and over six feet
in height.
A young lady a. ina wicked paper
that il two Young ladies' would each
take pole OF 4 galvanic battery in one
hand and then complete the circuit 10y
kissing. that the sensation upon the lips
was exactly that of the pressure of a
moustache She communicated the
fact To a number of friends; battery
was secured and the experiment tried,
and found Ia work to charm. A
large number OF pocket hattrieS have
been ordered