Macon beacon. [volume] (Macon, Miss.) 1859-1995, 1871-08-26
LADIES' COLUMN.

A celebrated writer say that "tc-
blcco has killed kissing
Anew name for the Grycim bend
i, the "back stoop.'
A stylish bonnet in California cost:
more than q mule.
In Indiana it fco,y to alter mar.
piagCs to suit.
Sailors hats haycbccu rclggatcl tc
the shop girls.
Long dresses have almost entirely
gone out of fashion.
Diamond iewclry is not in favor
at the watering places.
White lace fans are voted 'thC
things by the creme.
Watch-chain trinkcts and charm,
are in fashion once more.
Hint to mothcrs,-Trcat your baby
kindly, but not cordio1-ly.
Lilac afternoon toilets are popular,
pretty, stylish and generally bccom-
Ing.
There is but one good wife in the
world, aud every happily welded
man thinks he has her.
Neat little betting books are now
manufactured for ladies' use, There
is no CDR side,
Mrs. Howe i, to be the woman'S
candidate for the ncNt governor OF
Massachusetts,.
Ladies wishing divorce, now mis-
take their husband, for burglars and
shoot them.
a bad marriage is like am electric
machine it makes you dance, but you
can't let 60.
The cost of making a drc>, nova
days exceeds the cost OF the material
twice over,
A new perfume has been invented,
called The Breath Of Charming
Woman
STuNNING.-Thc rings Of some of
our church-going bcllc>.-Lo~cW,
HISS., Courier.
In Richmond, Indiana, recently a
woman pulled the nose of a Judge
who had Just fined her.
Some cXtravagantmi,scs wear real
gold and silver buckles on their slip-
pcrs, instead Of imitation.
Ladies are beginning to return to
the primitive style of wearing their
hair parted in the middle.
The latest German prima donna
whose fame is hCraldCd across the
ocean weighs 37j pounds.
Two San Francisco girls lately or
dcrcd eighty five dresses from Berlin.
The old man" owns IL gold mine.
The woman Of Tahiti, according
to Prince Albert, are the most beau
lifuI of all in the isles of the Pacific.
There is a huntrC>s in the Allcgha-
MICS who crops her hair short, chews
tobacco, and is a dcad-shOt with a
i1le.
n~iyorcos oro ohtoino1 :, u,n,on1
without publicity. They take their
wives out fishing and Tighten the
boat.
IN WYOMING tbc bride furnishes
The ring and the license, and the
blushlmS bridegroom falls into hys-
tcrics'
Mrs. Grcumann, of Ut,aladv
Washington territory, ha, lust re-.
turned from Il trip to China, whittier
she took out Il cargo Of lumber.
u. G.. Croly, managing editor ortbc
New York World, saws; "Myw wife
is the ablcst associate ! ever had in
journalism"
Plainficld. VT, boasts an cight-ycar
old damsel who harnesses and drives
pair of spirited horses that nobody
else can approach.
FIowcrs in orc,t ~ou,rtitio. ,ro
sent by Young men to their friend,
in the country. This seems to be re-
vcrsing the order of things,
v;.a;.,. -.
,,,. oS n', ) Gao?ntcr, IroWn TIN
her motbcr, She is 81 ycars Old. and
has Given birth TO six children.
e.,
An ola illalu' WIN more bones
,,a'. neoll' Is W!l!nl" 'cl'orS through
to marry. Poor tGiur! ,bc don't
know how it is herself.
4 oontlcmor ,rrinc ,o 1,..,i,,.
q fr;cnd thc bcontirnI n,,n,nUo ~
which his foocCc's hoir mn ,'
ronnnd nnif. III n''i nIs "I-
front, and fricaiscd and scrambled
at the back"
Tho N;lseor gcorr cor.i.,;.uoc ,
sonoro oF lioht cola,oI '' IN W. =
Win frinao 9nd tinI ~ ,bm
= i"osc mot ;s r IHU =" I'LL. iIi;Jl ' n,I III
coming.
1i,or ,lros.o. ~ an aa.,
maI MN r.inCo "ii oHio,>, uIliiI-
in nth thc " shane nt Of = W Lrr,iii anu ano I,i"uc
hv Ladies pvor iii JronSns |nt mo''
ling and riding on dusty roads.
Nom, 1od;o. mLo
.,ccycs - thoir Iro "no mV", snol'
Icf NJ tLo ur;s, " att : W. 'TaoU,
nLo;n NV VIZ "'tuonoH y! a ioHS
fastened lust above the elbow,
a venerable woman in Oxford
county, Me- q years Old, who
worked Tor 70 cents q UaV and saved