JULY 22 
PERSONALS. 
£te&m, glanU, 
Ex- Vick President Wheeler is said to be 
about to marry. 
Thurlow Weed, who is in his eighty-fifth 
year, is almost blind. 
Senator Hill is believed by his Atlanta 
friends to be steadily improving. 
Garibaldi named one of his sons Abraham 
Lincoln and another John Brown. 
Senator Conger writes poetry, though he 
is not the sweet singer of Michigan. 
Representative Stephens, of Georgia, is said 
to spend most of his income in charities. 
Government Actuary Elliott figures it that 
by 1900 our people will number 81,000,000. 
Ex Senator West, who once controlled the 
Federal patronage in Louisiana, is said to be 
now penniless. 
About $120,000 are reported to have been 
contributed for the erection of a monument to 
Mr. Garfield at Cleveland. 
L. P. Sherman, a brother of the distin¬ 
guished Shermans, was injured so badly by a 
fall at Des Moines the other day that his re¬ 
covery is not expected. 
Oscar Wilde exclaimed: “ Oh, the patriots, 
the patriots; let’s shut down the window and 
shut out the noise.” He was in Atlanta and 
it was on the glorious Fourth. 
Captain E. D. Ellsworth, TJ. S. A , father 
of the famous Elswortb shot at Alexandria, 
Va., shortly after the outbreak of the War, 
has been retired from the army. 
Ex Governor Hubbard, who weighs three 
hundred poinds and who is combating General 
Weaver’s Greenback argument on the Texas 
stump, began a speech at Mineola the other 
day: “If 1 sit down on Weaver I’ll crush 
him.” The audience all got so uproarious 
that it was necessary to adjourn for drinks. 
George W. Cable, the famous novelist of 
New Orleans, in his address at the University 
of Mississippi commencement,told the students 
that they should endeavor to shake off the 
idea of the “.Southern ” States. “ As to the 
Union of States,” he said, “God bless it, God 
save it. But the league of any group of them 
under any name of North or South or East or 
West is an insinuation of freemasoury into 
our family circles.” 
***“ Winter finds out what Summer lays 
by.” Kidney-Wort cures in Winter and in 
Summer. There is scarcely a person to be 
found who will not be greatly benefitted by 
a thorough course of Kidney-Wort every 
Spring. lr you cannot prepare the dry buy 
the liquid. It has the same effect.— Adv. 
Terms for 1882. 
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