The Winchester journal. [volume] (Winchester, Ind.) 18??-1920, 1870-07-14
ALL SORTS OF PARAGRAPHS.

now.
Milwaukee wants to exchange lager
for rain.
There is said to be 5000 visitors In
the Adirondacks.
Seventeen duels were fought in or
near Paris in the month of May.
4 new town in Kansas has been
named Chicago.
Mrs. General Mcclellan is almost a
hopeless invalid.
There are os7 Incorporated colleges
in the United States.
Why is the earth like n black board?
Because the children of men multiply
upon the face of il.
Wendell Phillips asserts that IN Bos-
ton "every tenth person is criminal,
and every seventieth pauper."
A nephew of Douglas Jerrold is said
to be wood engraver in New Orleans.
Garibaldi is TO write a series Of arti-
cles on Fenianism for Cassell's Maga-
zine.
The author of "Cometh Up rs a
Flower" and "Red as Rose is She,"
is q Miss Brourhton.
Velocipe6es, which have almost
disappeared from this country, are
still all the so in Europe.
A man late for the train always
looks at his watch to see if he arrived
at the depot in time.
Love i'm France, is comedy; in Eng
land, q tragedy; in Italy, an opera
seria, and in Germany, a melo-drama.
Cincinnati is the fourth manufacture
ing city in the United States, only
New York, Philadelphia and Boston
excelling it.
Mr.. Woolner, the sculptor, is to exc
cute bust of Charles Dickens, and
has mask which was east for the
purpose.
The fence of graveyard in Penn
sylvania bears the inscription in large
letters, "Use Jones bottled ales if you
a l. .f
Among the graduates of Princeton
College this year is Frank III. Pierce.
a nephew of ex-President Pierce, who
most of the latter's fortune.
Mrs. Laura Curtis Bullard, editor of
the Reroiutio,s, is a sister of the Cur
It's Brothers, who have grown SO inn
wealthy on Mrs. Winslow's
soothing syrup.
In several large business establish
ments in New York panic has been
caused by discoveries that their portcrs
have, for years past, been engaged in
pilfering.
The new ladies' Summer hat i'm Par
S is called Chapeau Vatican. AS the
name indicates, the Paris of 1870 has
'eturned TO the fashions of 100 years
lgo.
The Kingof Siam is seventeen years
l., 4
Known as Somdetch Phra-Poramendz-
Mana a-Chu-alu-Kor lie hasn't any
,ther name.
General Robert Anderson lives In |
Europe because he is too poor 10 live
II this country. He had To sell his
private library before leaving New
ork at "a sacrifice.
Thackeray, speaking Of the power /
IF women have over men, says, "a
woman with fair opportunities, and
without an absolute hump, may mar
y whom she likes"
One Of the largest openings observed /
n the sun is Isl, 900 miles in circum-
erence. The earth rolled into this /
lark crater would be like an apple !
brown into a bushel- basket.
An Irish girl, named Scott. who had
,een washing dishes at the Irving
Iotel, New York, for So week, late
Y fell heir to legacy OF $4,000, by
he death of an uncle in New Orleans.
\ member of the royal institute OF
has written n book TO prove
hat the ancient Britons and the Celtic
ace descended from the Hebrews,
Who landed on the island i'm search Of
in.
TIE Glen's Falls, New York. Re-
publican describes gigantic fossil
Doth, which it says was recently dug
Up in that town. 1t weighs eight and
half pounds, and measures IL inches
" six and half.
<hii uh hpitboahi Gt.'ph ''s - - "
,reat convenience TO have woman for
They can not only
nform an applicant II there is letter
or him without looking, Lut can tell
lim what's in il.
1t j. estimated that one-fifth of the
neat supply OF Paris is veal. At The
of the present century
he price Of veal was half frame
pound; il j. now three times as much,
me and a half francs.
Gold is reported to have been dis
covered at Appomattox, and the
.ynchburg Virginian, after giving ac-
counts of the extraordinary richness"
expresses the hope that the locality