Delaware state journal. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1870-1883, 1870-10-18
ALL ABOUT W OMEN.

DOuDlt lNu, hn Allhus - Nohiths Il
Calico scrap-books are a young fem mime j
freak.
A Texas husband offers 81 200 for the return
of his wife. L
Mrs. JEFF. Davis was visiting last week at
North Saugus, Mass.
Milford, Pennsylvania, has seven times as
many women as men.
Mrs. Childs, of Utica, n Y, has left $780,,
900 10 Hamilton College
Running matrimony into the grOund-get-
ting married in Mammoth Cave
A Miss Stocker, of Boston, has left $1,000
10 educate young men for the Church.
Cardinal Antonelh has presented TO Miss
Winnie Ream handsome gold medallion |
and chain.
A pretty brunette was recently married in |
New York in plain morning dress, simply
aud sweetly.
sCan't we make your lover jealous, miss?'
"Oh, yes, sir, think we can, if we put our
heads together"
A lady of fifty and youth Of twenty have
eloped from Jamaica, L. /. He was German
and irresistible
Twenty married women in this country
propose tobecome preachers. Heretotorethey
have only been lecturers.
Three young women of Worcester, Msssa--
chussetts, recently promenaded the main street
Of the town smoking segars.
Mrs Major Dr. Walker has written a book
entitled "Hit, - which an ireyerent critic says
IL synonymous with "Blow."
A healthy girl in Blairsville, Indiana, re.
Gently drank twenty glasses Of beer at
single sitting of not more than two hours.
She is very tine girl.
The Earl of Shaitesbury SAYS that ''f His
Holfnpel tho pnNa had "a wife ghp WOuld mi
allow him for an hour to remain in the belief
that he was iniallible.'
Miss Lydia Armstrong, u Grant county,
Indiana, advertises for husband Money"
she says, sis no object hut he must be healthy
and willing 10 work.
A Minnesota Benedict adyertises his wife
Tor sale, warranted sound and kind, his only
reason for disposing Of her being that he feels
his own educational inferiority.
A New England spinster, who went out to
Nevada about year ago, writes home that
she has already "a husband and a pair Of
wins, and hasn't really got acquainted yet"
In Portland, on the ED, one Harry Barber
married Miss Rose Kurl. II seems to have
been quite as much hirsute as his suit; but il
is plain that she is no longer her own Mis'
tress.
What did Adam mean
81 laid me down and slept-snd nom my side
q woman IA nef mage ueluty rodeg
naz1led and charmed, / called her bride,
And NY FIRST sleep became my last respose."
A Young lady Of Pittsburg, Penn, who haC
been egregiously wronged by her lover
reluctantly kept up correspondence until shI
succeeded in involving him in a difficulty
which she eliminated in his arrest andimpris
onment. She now processes to be satisfied
There is a damsel in Norfolk County, Viz
ginia " hose hair is so red that she has 10 wea
fy-nets over her ears TO keep candle moth
from straying into that part Of her anatom,
whilst she sits pensive in the sumner twilight
There is q man in Louisville Ky, whopay
his better and more valuable half regula
salary of 50 a week 10 hold her tongue, docE
ing her one cent for every time she speaks t
nun When lt Il not absolutely necessary
An Illinois lady seeks q divorce on III
ground Of 4 want Of tenderness on her hu
band part He hammered her with an al
helye Tor over thTee-quarters OF an hour, an
then sarloncally enqured of her, How
that for high.
Mrs Croly. otherwise Jennie June, Il
manufacturer OF ready made fashionable lie
tens, is described as sallow-faced, with hg
blue ewes. light hair, with q figure that h
lost its fullness, friendly in greeting, thong
cold and engrossed in business.
A central New Yorker refused his vi
money TO set up as doctor, and just becau
in her disappointment she knocked mi
down with a steel trap, threw oil the dim
dishes and knives at her husband, chased
farmer with an axe, and chopped of you
man s fingers, the unreasonable fellows tai
divorce.
An Arkansas lawyer being engaged to pro-
cute a suit against a widow seeing that he W
voing to be beaten, married the detendal
discharged her attorney, won his case handll
and collected the money-al OF which "
considered a good Joke; and then ran aW
with the whole amount, which some thong
was q still better joke
Mrs Katy Brondel, who served, with
husband in a Rhode Island regiment DUR
the war, has been made a member OF
Bridgeport Conn } Post Of the Grand All
Of the Republic. She was wounded while
the amy, and afterwards honoraby
,harged, vet she cannot draw pension
Emily Faithful attended a workingme
meeting in London recently, and when so
Workiugmen declared that their wives did
appreciate man studying all the evening
f. cnh reading room, she put new idea i
iheii heads by advising that said wives sho
he allowed 10 partake in the benefits OF
leading room.