The Leavenworth weekly times. [volume] (Leavenworth, Kan.) 1870-1880, 1875-04-01
POUR LES DANES


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The latest ladies Kid glove comes up al
most to the funny bone.
The sad and melancholy DAYS Of open
iBgs' have come again.
Kate Field : said to contemplate an en-
Try into the ministry.
NcilsDn owns property in Boston, and
has been assessed $1,000 for "betterments."
Olive sounds the slogan on the girl ques-
tion e. Pertinaciou-ly a ever.
No true woman will ever marry man
70 tall that she cannot reach his hair.
Ear rings are gradually getting into the
old style pendants again, 10 the delight Of
the jewellers.
sae Princes Nalim has sent a new fash
ION in Paris, that Of having an evening
GraS= quite covered with feathers.
4 little strip Of black velvet around the
neck Of the girl Of the period is called a
''d0g-collar,' and is fashionable.
\ Pennsylvania man and wife lived two
weeks on bread and whisky. She ate the
bread and he drank the whisky.
4 lady correspondent at Rome saws it's
awful jolly" to be robbed by Italian bri-
gands. They are 20 polite, you know.
Hall moon fans are a new thing. They
are Of satin and lace, and have Vienna
reputation which makes them expensive.
Mis- Kellogg has extraordinary business
talent. She raises $500 week on her
note, and they never come back for pay
ment.
One Partisan milliner alone has 10000
humming-birds consigned 10 her every sea
son, Tor omamenting ladies' dresses and
bOHnets.
As an appropriate way to raise money for
the relief Of the grasshopper victims, the la
dies Of Detroit have concluded TO give a
hop.
our ballet girls are perfectly awful Car
boy Says there i no such thing as reform
ing them; they witl get on tights every
night.
Douglas Jerrold used TO say OF feminine
writers, III you once dip a woman's finger
IN the ink-Po', she viii go on writing for
ever.
NaSLcs are row nearly half a yard in
width. They are no longer tied around the
vast, but are draped in long, loose bows on
the left side
Ce.ine siontiand. the French siren Of the |
iette5 that Paris paper detailed a special
force 10 write them up.
Grass fringe j. revived for spring, in all |
Dis glory. and cplors altogether too gaudv |
and brilliant for grass that grows on this |
side o. the Atlantic.
Gail Hamilton. who wanted the Boston |
h1y-murdcrr hanged, viii he sorry to learn |
that IL J. proposed 10 cage him, as a sub |
5ect Tor scientific research.
Tie power Of love receives fresh illustra-
uon IN the case Of 4 Montreal girl who sold |
her new bonnet 80 that her lover might |
buy pair OF sSates-ior her
Farewell, Susan, Won have driven me to
the grave wrote John Larch, OF Alabama.
four yearS ago and left the note on the
river bank. lie was arrested the other
day IN Cincinnati, living with another wo-
man.
The Distinguished Lady Burdette Coutts
appeals 10 the DANES and demoiselles Of
fashion, TO stop wearing humming-birds in
their hats, as they can only wear them by
peTpe,uatiHg the wholesale slaughter of the
birds.
Only six divorce case. have turned up in
Brooklyn since the Bccchcr trial began No
wonder the Lawyers say the influence of
Plymouth Church pervades the entire city,
and Is Ielt in every family We rather
think Is docs.
One OF The swoatest things about Young
and budding love i the way in which she
VIII smuoihc The hair 50 gently on your
brow, and then smile swectlv in your face
and show that four Of her hacl, teeth are
gone.
The first letter that Elizabeth wrote to
Mrs. Oyin"tUn was a sad one, but the second
was cheerful 4 woman's humor is like
hand organ, in which the "Casta Diva" and
'Saliic Come Up are only separated by the
click OF a spring.
Some one says cup OF coffee is sure
barometer, ii YOU allow the sugar to settle
at tie bottom and watch the bubbles arise
without disturbing the coffee We never
.ried the experiment, bat we know a bad
up Of coffee Is always the lorcrunner of a
'storE.'
I'm not in mourning" said Young
lady, frankly. to 4 querist s'but as the wild
)ws are getting all-the offers NOWADAYS. we
poor -.rl- have 10 resort 10 artifce'
new feminine whim is a fan, the han
lie 81 which forms a Pocket-handerchief
holder. Some Of these fans have also a
.iny scent bottle inserted in the bottom of
he handle
\ fellow who writes Us long article
nom Philadelphia, about Katie ing winds
I uP by saving She must lie near relation
Q Joe King. We suspect the writer isJoe-
King himself
Leaning over garden fence on Wash
ngi"ns birthday, were two gossipers, and :
Is Ne passed, one Of them remarked: "Mis
Patterson, surc's Won Ike, there's goin' TO be a
/ slit in our church"