The new North-west. [volume] (Deer Lodge, Mont.) 1869-1897, 1877-06-08
EvE-ANGELIcA1 CORNER.
Miss Drasdil is going abroad.

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Dresses laced in front find favor.
The Princess of Wales is very deaf.
Agnes Ethel offers $500 toward monu-
ment for Matilda Heron's tomb.
Country girls checks are like ellprint-
ed calico-warranted to wash and keep
their color.
Princess Beatrice is 90, and has not had
and offer Of marriage. This is being cut in
the princess style. as
Mrs. Hayes will not permit the female
Washington correspondents to overhaul and
describe her wardrobe.
paxe uulmo a. Mise Ior,,r,aa Caldor. tho
thirty -year-old daughter of q retired Meth
odist minister in the village of Equinunk,
Penn.
One millinery store in Boston has OBJ
tanned envied notoriety by the fact that 81
young women clerks have been married
from it within years.
The wife of the Russian Minister at
Washington is SO addicted to smoking that
she makes recluse of herself SO that she
may enjoy her cigarettes.
New York City has discovered that.ith has
10000 marriageable women whom nobody
wants to marry, and the Sun suggests that
some of them be drowned. r,
A girl in Dubuque granted her rejected
lover parting kiss, and he, ayailing him
self of the opportunity, bit her cheek in
way that disfgures her for life.
Mary Hamilton Schuyler, the widow of
George Schuyler, and a well-known society
woman, has just died in New York. She
was a granddaughter of Alexander Hamil-
ton.
+ Cora Pearl had to sell two of her horses
to her own coachman in Paris the other
day to get rid of some disagreeable credit
ors. See what it is to be wicked and old at
the same time III ~ st&-
An old lady of Atlanta was at prayer when
a shotgun fell down, went off and hit her
in the foot. IF she had been out on the
cellar door blacking her husbands boot she
would have been saved.
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An Iowa paper tells Of. a smart wife who
helped her husband to raise. 10 acres of
wheat. The way she helped him was to
stand in the door and shake broom at him
when he sat down to rest.
The Oldest old maid in the world is Re-
becca Anderson, of Seneca Falls, aged 112
years. She is SO old that it is upwards of
25 years since census taker has had pluck
to ask her how Oil she was.
Madame Ristori was recently robbed of
50, 500 in Rome, and it is thought she will
make this an excuse for remaining on the
stage, from which her children ard friends
trying to persuade her to retire.
A novel lace scarf pin for lady is rolled
gold. The back k-ground is of dead gold,
upon which IS the first bar of the ballad,
Ever of Thee" set.in music. The bar and
notes are of polished gold, and the effect is
very pretty.
Mrs. hvenuo :, es4<,,, , ro,,+r
Conn, who recently died at the age of 81
years did not have a very jolly time IN Gel
ebrating birthdays, of which she saw only
IA. The reason why?. She was born on
the Goth of February.
The newest silk stockings in a. T. Stew
arts hosiery department have the. open
clocked instep in pale color on a dark sur
face, or the reverse, as pale yellow on dark
blue, rose color on black, or violet on pale
blue, or cardinal on cream.
One of the applicants for the Louisville
postoffice is daughter of Bishop Alexan-
der Campbell, the founder OF the sect of
Baptists which commonly bears bis name.
She is the widow of Mr.. Thompson, once
lawyer of high standing in Louisville, Ken
lucky. .eess-- a..as...
Allen Hannah Of Jersey City was marri-
ed recently to Miss Hannah Allen. Miss
Hannah Allen is now Mrs. Hannah Han
nah, and is, perhaps, the only woman in
the world who can spell her entire name
backwards and forwards with the same
letters.
A sad occurrence has taken place. in tho
world of fashion. The color of the season
is deep orange-a hue which is only becom-
ing to brunettes; and, somehow or other,
no fair hair is seen anywhere. It is sup
posed that all the blondes have suddenly
dyed off.
A Brooklyn lady was awakened the other
night by movement und er her bed. She
thought of thieves Immediately, but her
husband, upon being Awakened said he
guessed the noise must beiamade by the
family dog. tHe reached his. hand down to
the floor, and in moment felt a warm
tongue lapping!it. Then he went to sleep
and sawoke in'ttfe morning to find the apart
rient generally sscleaned out. e The lap
ping was a.device offbe thief. -
A San Franchises girl, on hearing of a
mortal accident tosa discarded lovet, rushed
to the bedside ofthe dying man, and, with
eyes streaming with tears and voice tremu-
lous with emotion, she brushed aside ply
sicians and attendants, and clasping her
arms about the neck of her former sweet
heart, pressed his pale lips to her ewn and
kissed him repeatedly, all the while calling
him by his first name in tones. the most
tender and pathetic. Then. says the re-
porter, she left to. dress for her wedding to
his rival. . -.
Two ladies got caught together by their
fringe trimming at one Of the openings the
other day. q declare, said one, some
people are SO rude. &C That is what
thought when you pushed SO dreadfully, "
said the other. g One would think, " said
number one again, g that we were at
Philharmonic rehearsal .ator else" re-
sponded number two,a as she extricated her.
self, ssthat We were among a lot of country
people Then they departed, one going
up and the other down, Said one, swell,
I never in all my life .'' Said the other,