The Pulaski citizen. [volume] (Pulaski, Tenn.) 1866-current, 1876-12-28
LADIES COLUMN,
HARoLrxE HAROLD, EDITOR.
Fashions and FoiBIes.

worn with ball dresses this winter.
Basques buttoned behind continue
in fashion for very young ladies.
"Paris fashions" like olive wood
articles from Jerusalem, are of
New York Manufacture.
An attempt is being made to in
troduce the Partisan fashion of me-
talic soles on ladies' shoes.
A three-cornered neckehief is
now worn by ladies outside of fall
wraps, instead of the long scarf of
lace.
Looping the overskirt at one side
to display the cardinal red balmo-
raj is the latest device of the fash
ionable.
While the new dresses all fit the
figure closely, there is not the same
amount of tying back as in the
summer.
CamePs-hair cloth of delicate
French gray color has quite taken
the place of the long worn and ia
vorite cashmere for young child
ren's cloaks.
1t is stated that 10000 Philadel-
phia families will break up house
keeping on the first of January, and
start around the country making
Centennial calls.
A new walking boot is exhibited
for ladies. 1t has a durable sole
is buttoned at the side instead of
down the front, and ornamented
with n neat bow on the iDster.
listers are now being made of
lighter and less cumbersome goods
than during previous seasons.
The man who would poke fun at
his mother in-law deserves to be
driven out of his own house. And
we believe he has Rochester
Democrat.
When it comes to gluing together
broken crockery or glassware, how
UNNECESSARILY greater than imperi-
Gus Caesar is almost any poor feeble
woman.
Sets of blue enamel and steel
iewelry are in great demand at pres
emit. Ivory jewelry of a chaste and
expensive character is also much
sought after.
Whalebone has doubled in price
y thin comparatively short time.
Steel, With feathers is a favorite
hat trimming. 1t is rarely used
with flowers. Long steel buckles
are specially popular.
Buttons of all kinds are in great
demand. Vegetable ivory ones can
not be made fast enough.
The trouble with most people is
that there is too much friction in
their lives. Religion is the oil that
makes the whole machinery move
quieter and smoothly. You can
get it anywhere.
As the rain falls impartially on
the just and the unjust, so the pale
moonbeams, that lend inspiration
to the lovers VOWS, creep through
the cracks in a hen-house and show
the midnight naturalist where the
best pullet is roosting.
A wag, having married a young
lady named Church, says he has
enjoyed more happiness since he
Joined the Church than he ever did
in his life before.
Was there ever a maiden in all
the world who could make one dear
little head contain all the mysteries
of love and English grammar at the
same time?
The girl who promised to love
her affianced as much as she did heI
canary bird, engaged to do a great
deal, for the female sex seems tc
have sort of innate affection fol
canaries.
PoHtenesss gives a power to
weakness, and makes homely mar
handsome.
1t does no good to break the look
ing glass because it reflects a home
" face. Change the face, and ther
you won't need to change the glass
A clergyman says that moderr
Young ladies are not the daughter:
of Shem and Ham, but of Hem anC
Sham.
What shall it profit a man though
he dance with every girl at the pic
mic, and his wife finds it out til,
next day.
When a young fellow goes gu
between the acts a. the theatre
now, they say he has gone to Sc,
his aunts-stimul-ants.
a popular actress who died re
Gently left al unprotected husban,
without any visible means of sup
port.
If it were not intended that wo
man should. drive their husbands
why are they put through the "bri
daf' ceremony?
Men are frequently like tea-th,
real siren 9Th and goodness are no
properly drawn out until they hav
been in hot water.
When Jemima went to school sh
was asked why the noun in bachelo
was singular. Because, she replied
lit is so very sigular that they don
get married"