The daily Panola star. (Sardis, Miss.) 1871-1872, 1871-11-03

AN ulNtttt lFt now luAlf tIHNNf iflNfNt
but on The street they arr 10 be looped 10 20
a. 10 clear The ground By almost on inch.
A new lace is meeting with murh favor.
II Il called aeHfsiis laias. is madr If wool.
and i Manufactured In Belgium.
Recent brides have taken 10 preserving
their marriage bells andbouquets Gndsr glass
cases, as parlor ornaments.
One Of the gifl graduates OF the Princeton.
tlll.l High school Is now driving team, haul
ing brick for her brother.
A dlsorierly girl. arrested in Albany the
other day, attempted 10 settle her fine by
kissing the officer az he marched her along
the street. II was wasted capital.
This advertisement IL from tine Atlanta
Sm. Who can explain it Notice.
hereby consent for my wife 10 he Free
Trader from this date. NJ. Mabbett."
The ladies who were elected 10 the Lon
don school board give such general sstsfac-
ton that those who formerly bitterly OPP
posed the movement are now its warm
friends.
A new discovery Is some sort of acid.
which, being poured on bouquet OF fresh
flowers, will Keep it from whitening in the
most heated ballroom.
The new style of engagement rings are of
sapphres surrounded by small diamonds,
signlfying, we supprose, that the lady Is ere
night to bea "true blue also.
A great many fashionable ladies have their
dresses made by country dressmakers being
unwilling to pay more for the making Of \
dress than the whole material cost.
Tinted note paper, IL is said, will be FASH
ionable for invitations and notes of all kinds.
The fashion is invented, we suppose, by
some one who has large quantity of it on
hand and would like to dispose of 1t.
The present style of wearing the hair
promises to retain its popularity during the
season, and Is much more graceful and be-
coming to the head than the huge chgnons
which rdeiormed instead of adorning the
wearer. Ht
A new style of fans Is called the Filtration
Fan, which being opened in one is only an
ordinary fan, but being opened another way
falls into separate pieces, on each Of which Is
inscribed some motto or fancy design.
I Its an old superstition that at her bridal
lady should always wear some article bor-
rowed from friend for the occasion. This
is sure to bring goodluck, and so ought to be
adopted as precautionary measure by all
the young ladies who are about to take the
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good idea for the groom to wear something
borrowed, too.
A fond father residing temporarily In
Washington, lately brought his two daugh-
ters as presents, after trip to New York,
II silk dresses and four blonde wigs ofvarlous
shades.
A Boston girl who had been engaged to an
officer in the navy for three years, and writes
to him every day, begins to look upon the
whole thing as sad waste Of good letter-pa-
per and postage stamps. fs#t
! The reason why no divorce suits In Wyom-
ing have grown out of the enfranchisement
OF women Is the tact that the men have be-
come so cowed that not one of them dare in
stitute proceedings. They suffer in silence.
An Irishman noticing lady pass down
the street, espied two strings depending from
under her mantle. Not knowing that these
were styled sashes and were hanging in their
right place, he exclaimed; AN faith,
ma'am, yer galusses are loose!"
Annie Savery says the woman's suffrage
party is made up of mothers, wives, and
daughters who believe that the marriage
bond Is to the social what the constitution is
to tie political union. The other kind con-
sists OF small minority whose nasty ideas
will block the wheels Of healthy progress for
many years.
} The New Orleans Bee maks the statement
that among the Sisters Of Charity now In
that city are a sister of Edward Everett, OF
/ Massachusetts,, and cousin of John G.
Breckinridge.
J The San francisco dkta says that the
, crime Of Jerking the hair out Of your wife's
head is not so sinful as 1t formerly was. 1t
Is just as ungentlemanly as ever, but 1t don't
hurt as 1t used to.
The fashionable colOrs for silks are now
steel blue,'plum color, London smoke, ali
gator green, raS de te1Te, and later In the
season all shades of brown and slate color
will be very Duch worn.
An absent husband received the following
comprehensive letter from his wife In Ban
gor: "My dear husband-I have washed
and baked, and had boy baby; got through
by 2;30 Think I'll rest week. Affection
ately, your wife NJ"
A new style of earrings is hoop. COM
posed of small gold hall dollars; another is
ip the shape of yacht, with flags flying,
while another style Is a large hoop, In
which is suspended the figure of a. girl In
fancy costume, which at every movement
of the wearer's head dances to and fro.
Some people consider these a fine burlesque
on the girls of the period, many of whom
In reality appear like dancing girls with
in a hoop, the only difference being that
one hoop is Of gold and the other Of steel.
FASHIONABLE LIPE.--H there Is any en-
vironment which can degrade human be-
ing or harden young heart, 1t Is the at
mosphere Of merely fashionable life. You
may take the tendcrest and most beautiful
and lovely girl, the one that Is kindest at
home, and loves her father and mother
best, and put her In the highest circle OF
fashionable life, with plenty Of money and
full scope to do as she pleases; let her dress
herself as she will; cover herself with dia-
monds and pearls, costly silks and laces: let
the love Of admiration become the control
ling passion; and soon all the tenderness Of
that unuuN no I'm M cuoc a. hor bnt NJ 20