The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1881-08-10

never do for thai girl to marry q poor
man, however, as | remarked to her. She
10 aWset, intelligent and lovabls, but is
without that force ( character thai wonld
make her bear easily any great c1angs in
her present mode Vi life, l was oil y very
wealthy family myself, but l married q
poor man, and l have lived very happily.
loved him, and l helped him, TO the best
OF my ability. through life as lar 40 We
have gone. No, that advice | gave to that
young lady Was an individual case"
"You think, then, that poverty Ia not a
bar 10 marriage; that II q young man has
brain, energy, aud affection, that no mat.
ter what the station OF her whom he
would make his wiiethat marriage would
only stimulate him to crafty her every
wish and honor her with his success In
the woTldP"
THAT Is just It, and yet | would advise
no young man to get q vile at q place like
this, OF course he may get . jewel, or he
may get paste, Now sse those young la
dIes who were at the German last night.
It 10 now n O'Clock. They are ell In
their rooms drinking lemonade and Ca
tawba cobblers or sleeping away the hours,
OF course 1t is perfectly natural Tor them
10 do this thing. They are not to be
blamed, bat 1t strikes me that the TACT Of
this is apt 10 frighten of 9 good many
young men in moderate circumstances
from the matrimonial moose"
The remarks Of the matrOn are doubt
less correct, but at the came tune there is
q good deal OF quiet love making going on
here, and the number Of matches that
have been made Ut this place in years
past would ill a considerable aDlount OF
paper.
THE DRESS BALL,
which announced would be held on
Friday night, did not come of. The reg
ular nightly hop was enjoyed until eleven
o'clock, after which o German was held,
For the first time since the German has
been danced here during the past several
years the democratic custom oithe general
participation Of all who dssirsd was in
Vaded In tho n held last night OIL
course many what 10 called "privSte Ger.
mans" given by one individual aud whose
friends only were invited, have been held
time and agsin aud arc perfectly correct,
But the one Of last night was gotten up by
u dozen or 80 Of new corners from Wash
ingtOn and New York aud thcy excluded
from invitation what was to Bl intents q
public GermanI 4 number oil the most pop
uIar gentlemen from Virginia and South
Carolina, II caused considerable feeling
in some quArters because the pretended
exclusivensss was deemed q sort Of slight
and II had the tendency TO create "sets"
or Q division or sectional feeling among
the ultra society folk. The German, how
ever, outside OF this unpleasant feature,
YVES a brilliant affair and the forty couples
seemed 10 have the niCest sort VI q time,
winding up the dancing with q splendid
supper, at which the champagne flowed
almost IS last NJ the spring Vt the rolunda.
10 shall have to delsr that article Oh
toIlettes until another time,
LATE ARRIVALS
Among Ill noted late arrivals are J.. N.
CSmden and A g. Jackson, OF P4tkers.
ouTgi J. +. PAUL and Mai j, Q. Alder.
con, Of Wheeling. Ftom Richmond are
D. $. and Mira. ]. A. White, Mrs. p. NJ.
Bruce, Mas y. Bruce, Ii. Theodore Ely
son and vile, {, |. Hyde, John ". scott,
jos. Bryan, y, Il Stewart, Mrs. John Stew.
art, the Misses Stewart, Misa Mamie Leary,
Miss Belle Webb, W. Il. Allison, Charles
sCarIIugton, j. H. EIberson aud Benjamin
ii. NAsh.
A circus arrived a, Dry creek, one mile
from here, TO day, and brought with it
about rs miscellaneous u crowd OF lnteri
critics as II las ever been my great pleas.
urs to behold. Circus lemonade will
have a hoUm and the gum balloon man IL
pulled up as much with selLCorseQuOncs
as his WI merchandise IL with gas. The
procession occurred this morning and was
q very mtasly and'tame affair. fhe only
show ct animals was two NANCY lions iu
3 rusty cage, and the beasts looked Ms
though they would have been frightened
into commissions II a Thomas cat had been
thrown In among them. The horses were
poor specimens and the ~velveteen on the
Queens oil the tnri" appeared as though
moths had corrupted II In part and dust
and friction had completed the balance oil
the destruction. Quite a number OF the
Spring folks went to the shaw and had
heaps oil fun. The oldest joks OF the clown
was something like seven thousand years.
Hon. Marshal Hanger, Of Staunton, Va,
is Que Of the most popular Inen ut the
Springs. H0 Is apparently not over thir
ty.Hve. He was speaker oil the Virginia
House Of Delegates during tho terms Of
1871, 1872, 1873, 1874 and 1875 asked
him what he thought OF the nomination Of
John W. Daniels by the Democratic Con.
vention for the Governorship, and he 10.
nltn1 that 10 uuan L., a1nS,, n,h 81 mod
one. Daniels is q young man, a lawyer
and the author OF several law books. He
has mixed In politics to some extent in
his State and 10 low a member Of the
Senate Of the Assembly. He is liberal
and profusive aud Ia just the opposite OF q
repndiatlonist or debt schelner. He will
poll a very strong vote with good chances
Of election.
Herman Jenkins, the news man, whose
More Is in PostC flee Row, keeps the In.
r~ELLidENcER Tor aale. II can be had By
the week by mail for 20 cents by leaving
your name with him. IL will contain a
daily letter from the White with all the
local gossip and hotel happenings.
1ses by The 1~NrRLLidESCEH received this
morning that corporation papers have
been issued 10 a new publishing company
In Wheeling. docs this mean a new
evening paperT" Is the query here,
Miss MAtotka Gay, a graceful writer and
very intelligent lady, whose residence Is
IL Richmond, Is the correspondent Of the
Louisville courier Journal from here.
Miss Mamie Lsary, one Of RlchmoDd's
most beautiful bellies, aud who has reigned
at At the White for several seasons, arrived
last night.
White dresses are all The 60 here. But
little elee is worn In the mornings and
certainly nothing could be more becoming.
The Tiger still houtishes and hi, vel.
vet clAws rake IN considerable Soap"
every night
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