Whig and tribune. [volume] (Jackson, Tenn.) 1870-1877, 1875-05-15
ABOUT WOMEN.

ABOUT WOMEN.
Ristori's little daughter Stella has
all her mothers genius.
A lady in Baltimore named Hay who
recently lost her husband is known as
the grass widow.
A woman fascinates US quite as Oft
en- by what she oyerloOks as by what
she sees.
An old woman Gays her hens arc the
most effectaal nest hiders she ever
saw. She knows they are laying, but
cannot find the eggs.
: Housekeepers remember: That
paper is preferable to straw beneath
carpets, since it is thinner, warmer
2 and noiseless.
A .bll Tor the introduction Of wo-
man suffrage has been introduced in
the Legislature Of the Isle OF Man.
What's IN a uame, anyhow?
Ny. SUP: Unless Milwaukee girl
can take brick in eahc hand and
make eight feet and four inches at a
standing jump. she rarely gets admit
ed in1o he best society.
"Why do you use paint22 asked a
violinist Cf his daughte =. rFOr the /
| same reason that YOU use rosin, papa. |
''How Is that?' why, to help me
draw my beau"
An Atehison, Kan, girl ate four
| pounds of wedding cake in order that
She might dream of her future hus-
band. And now she says that money
wouldn't hire her 10 marry the man
she saw in that dream
The bride # Gen. Adam Badeau is
granddaughter OF Eugene Sue,
but she doesn't know as much OF the
Mysteries Of Paris aS her husband
does.
Quesiion-Wheni is a woman wetter
than when she has waterfall on her ]
head, a cFiek in her neck, a cataract !
in her eye, drops in her ears, and |
springs IN her skirts?
Answcr-W When she ha a notion IN
her head.
Chamoise gloves are quite fashions z
BILE among the ladies They come in :
every color and have any number of {
buttons, from TWO to ten. They are a
odd and stylish. and when discarded c
can be used to clean iewely.
A Fergus Falls. Mimi, young man
caught hi former sweetheart dancing {
with another fellow in a public hall u
enc evening recently, and fred p's- Il
tOl at her, and then blew his own Il
brains out. The girls corset steels h
saved her life. Sc
The following marriage notice ap-
pears in the Keyser, Maryland, Timrs: /.
On Sunday, the 2Sth ult, at the resi- y,
denre Of the brides father, Ia Ksyser. -
by Rev. Wesley Hammond, Mr.. L.
Je we'll, aged Is years, to Miss Malin- ~
Ia Jane Thompson, aged l3 years. -
Go Perry. work with all your might IN
Prepare your bread and fuel. ~
Malindt. g.. your cooking right,
For on have found Jewell. Al
1t is the fashion now ia Cincinnati pr
% give TO the public. Probasco gave CT
he great fountain, Sinton gave $40, Is
300 10 the Bethel, GrOeEbeck gave ed
$50, 900 for park music, and now Mrs. L
Thomas Emery, a widow, proposes to
give Sl00, 900 for the erection of a si,
building and hall for the ac
oung Mems Christian Association, an
which shall contain a magnificent tab- m
ct to her memory. wi
Miss Agnes Burnes, the beautiful pr
laughter Of poor weaver of Dnndee, R'
secretly leit home last Sep
ember, aud sailed for New Yolk. nj
SiEce then nothing has been heard Of bv
ler. Her uncle, Mr.. Robert Gray, on
geallhy bachelor OF Glasgow, has ~,
ravelcd al over Europe TO find her. Iiv
tr. GRAY is seventy years old, and an,
S worth el00,0O0, which he wants the III,
lily Miss Agnes to inherit. There far
T.. 4
Iiss Agnes, unless the Inheritance is
oadcd down with prospective hus-
ami whotu she dislikes. th'
I by
| MERCHANT PRiNCE This phrase up
7Is first applied. we believe TO the IN
4 reliant of Vince aud other Italian thi
tiles during the thirteenth and four irc
zenith centuries, who by reason Of Ter
heir wealth and culture We'd success thl
al Y with the aristocracy an I even on
oyaliy itself, in The magnificence OF Po
heir palaces, and as patrons OF art
nd literature and in this country the t;r
anne class is beginning to develope all WI
be tastes that Distinguish the wealthy ~
nj cultured men Of Europe. Mr.. A. -
:. Stewart i not merely a shopkeep- bv
?, but a mau Of education and culii- 10
ated taste as well as a merchant Of NJ,
rincely estate, and he is the furlhest an,
rom being "A snDb of any rich man in ~,
lew York. He makes no vulgar dis tL,
lay OF his wealth--nO livery or escui- ID,
heon or Outriders on his coach, but
be plain elegance that BELTS an Amer
,an gentleman OF wealth. An ex- bel
hange says he is famous for his din loo
er parties, which are usually given gre
n Sunday. He has one of the finest at
in New York, and brands ing
( brandy, port aud sherry that no ant
ne else in the country can boast of. is I
is table service is magnificent. One is {
liver dinner set, lined with god, was ers
ade in LoadOn two years ago at vii
lst Of S47, 500. It consists of over see
20 hundred pieces. Then he has a cor
.mous Dresden china set # two or BTt
lrec hundred pieces, in which no less =
ian seventy different colurs are iu- g.
The china is transparent. o.
ID Oh holding it to the light, the NJ
onogram, "a. 7, S. can be seen -
ke water marks in noie paper: Mr.. -
tewart is a very entertaining host. T..
I'd he likes the character amazingly. =
e has the best trained servants in II
lie city, and his dinners PASS Off in S,1r
lie methOdieal aud systematic man oor
n of clockwork. His wife and niece a.
lrs, Butlef) usually assist him IN | hot
.spensing the hospitalities of the bor
white marble" palace Kentucky
azette. I
OF
Brennan, Texas, telegram, April 80. luu
Galveston News: Early this morn issr
e the first sight that met our vision the
as old folks, yOuDg folks, black folks Ma
ld white folks on horseback, foot me
lck, in bug ies aud wagons, all com Rs
e to the hanging, and thus they con- TJ-
nued to pour in until almost every has
icant spot of land was covered with in
surging, living mass of humanity. cor
he two criminals to be executed were 10
lmes Cooper, for murder, and Grit Il
n Williams, for rape. The news Of
lo execution having gone abroad, at :
acted crowds from this and adjoin- ed
~ counties. The crowd was estima- IN
"a to be at least 5000. To the re- Ma
ret and chagnn of the colored popE- ant
.tion, the execution was private. At col
bout o'clock the guard, some sixty we
.rong, fled in front of the Jail, and no
le sheriff entered to perform his sad OF