The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1873-02-19
VARIETIES.

Female farmers clubs are being or.
ganIzed out West.
-ViOgne is light, soft wOOlen fabric
for spring dresses.
England produces 800 0OO,0OO pounds
Of paper annually.
Small portable stoves for carriages
He used In New York.
An English woman recently became
the fourth wife Of MahOmetan official 10
Morocco.
Two cars loaded with letters con.
tanning valentines passed through st.
Louis yesterday on their way to the Pa
Cidc coast.
Two sisters in Boston, both Of whom
we're married several years ago at the
same time, now simultaneously apply Tor
divorces with view to an exchange OF
husbands.
-Constantinople has Gorty.three news
papers, Of which nineteen appear daily
OF the latter five are Turkish; four
French; two English; five American, and
Ihree Greek,
"A colored woman, named LettiC
TGrie, aged 11G years, died recently In
Columbus, Ga. About six years ago she
cut her third set of teeth. She has O
daughter of 81, and grand.child nearly
", still living.
-Middletown, Conn, suffers from what
sdescribed as Iintermittent coal fever"
The disease manifests itselfat intervals In
apassion for digging into Indian Hill,
near the city, with the belief OF finding
anthracite coal,
Mrs. Mary Ann Reichert, living at
Ashland, Pa, Is 35 years old, and weighs
4 little over 800 pounds. She is feet in
height, measures 30 inches round the
arm, and 8 feet 8 inches round the waist.
She Is native Of Schuylkill county.
"A lady who answers indilTerently TO
eight names Is collecting subscriptions Tor
aCharitable society in Detroit. She in
terViswed the Mayor recently, and he
ws 80 much touched by her story that
he generously gave her free quarters in
Tue city prison.
Two "highly respectable" citizens Of
sloWn in the oil regions recently got into
an animated discussion, resulting in a
personal encounter, in which one Of the
cOmbatants lost one side Of a fine long
mous!ache he wore, his adversary having
pulled II out by the roots.
AN Amisble spinster Of ripe age aud
understanding is dissatisfied with the sort
oipOple she meets at parties now .a.days.
She thinks that at most parties "OnG
might imagine oneself in big nursery or
lOundling asylum, or something of that
sort, from the age Of most Of the guests"
1t is suggested that, as the revolver
seems 10 be the natural plsything OF
American youth, and as many accidents
occur through an imperfect knowledge Of
Us peculiarides, 1t might be we'll to intro.
duce in all public schools a series Of les.
sons Oh the construction and properties OF
The instrument.
"A gentleman whose memory is not
quite 80 good as II used TO be, when he
lS anything particular to remember next
morning, makes practice Of turning one
q The pictures in his bedroom with the
lace lOthe wall. lie finds it very anus.
.nS next day trying to recollect what he
turned It Tor
"A New York gentleman was SO very
AEed alter returning home from a party
recently, that when be reached the ves-
u0hIe Of his house he concluded to pass
,ae night there without making the
.Huguing ourney up stairs. He closed
.1e outer door, but took the precautiou
sopuI his boots outside to be cleaned, aud
uN not been able to find them since.
AMERICAN CHEEsE.-The London Gro
s,r reports that under the factory system
Q! making cheese, established in the
United States, the American article Is
OIIen superior to most Of the English
make, and in many instances Is equal Il
Ae very finest Cheddar and Cheshire
qualities, Hence American cheese is sold
y all dnt.elass dealers, aud is in lSrgt
usmand in England.