National Republican., 1881-11-05
PERsoNALITIEs.

CLARA LOUISE KELLOGG eats oysters and
terrapin.
GEesTER likes garlicky and onion-sea-
soned dishes
JEONnARDr is apparently careless about
what she eats. -
PRESIDENT ARTHUR writes a large, caro-
less heavy hand.
Ex-PREsIDENT HAYES is slipping his lem
on0dc In Cincinnati.
SENATOR PHILETUs SAWYER, of Wiscon-
sin, is visiting in Syracuse.
GEORGE w. CABLE, the novelist, is lit
tie bit of fellow full Of fun,
FITZPATRICK Is very sick. Something
will yet happen that will Fitzpatrick.
IT is said Cleopatra was Nilest She
blew up .Antony frequently enough.-Neio orleans
| Picdvne
GENERAL SToNEMAN has raised $4,000
worth of grapes on his vineyard at Los Angeles.
CAL, this year..
LITTLE RuPERT"-In New Jersey the
word cashier means man who gets away with
' all the cash in sight
In the last letter that Charles Dickens
wrote ION the day before he ded) he said "I will
/ have leisure tomorrow"
HARRISON, the boy preacher, shouts
| "hallelujahl" and my hymn books for sale at
the door" in the SANG breath.
| Ex-PosTMAsTER GENERAL HORACE MAYr
NARD has returned to Knoxville, Tenn, from ha
summer homein Massachusetts,.
JUDGE FoLGER was, in 1867, one of nine
men in the New York Legislature who voted IA
favor Of giving women tho ballot
| Mrs. HALLET KILBoURN and daughters
sailed from Havre, France, to-day, for home on
the steamer Canada, of the French line.
IT is said that Mr.. Tilden's tailor bill
averages $1,000 year. Samuel J. seems to be tho
dimpled darling Of the gents furnishing goods
man.
SECRETARY BLAINE, Justice Swayne, and
| Justice Bradley have sons in the civil service
Secretary Hunt has four In the service OF their
| country.
ALEXANDRA WE'LL has started paper
In Paris, which, according tn the editor, will "apr
| p mr. each time that have q falsehood to reveal
and truth to declare"
THE following bit of Paris gossip was in
| q letter from young American to his father. "Au
the theatres and many Of the churches are now
open every Sunday in this city"
IT's poor rule that doesn't work both
ways. At Neodesha, Minn Albert Grant was
playing with Newfoundland dog and dragging
1t by the tail, when 1t jumped into pond, pulling
him in, and he was drowned.
EDITOR NEW, of Indianapolis, appar,
emily has q scrap.book full of Editor Halstead'g
wittcisms. 1t was either Shakespeare or Richard
Grant White who remarked that scrap.book wag
more dangerous to have about the house than
breech-loading toy pistol
| MADEMoIsELLE GREvY's trousseau was
so simple one might think 1t was intended for .
Quakeress Strange to say, this young Frenchs
woman cares nothing for laces and pufings and
enJoyes nothing more than following her father.
gun in hand, on his shooting excursions
SIR HENRY HAvELock- ALLEN, grandson
of the famous Indian soldier, who has heretofore
been prominent figure In English politics, has
become insane and been placed In an asylum. In
the last Parliament Sir Henry was an active meni-
ber of the radical wing the Liberal party.
CAPTAIN WILLIAM ARTHUR of the Brit,
ish navy, who is now in Philadelphia, visits this
country for the purpose Of inspecting all the hars
) Dor Notifications on the Pacific coast as well NJ
along the Atlantic seaboard. Upon the coinpl9
tlon of his work in the United States he will 60 70
South America for similar purpose.
TWIN BABIES, born to Mr.. and Mrs. Will
, lam II. Chaplin, of Gilberts Mills oswego County.
New York, and which were named" Garfield" and
arthur" are thriving splendldly. They arc
handsome little fellows, exactly the same IN
weight, and so closely resemble one another thai
neither father mother, nor nurse has yet bee9
able to tell them apart. A string Is kept around
little Garhelds whist In order to identify him.