Lyon County times. [volume] (Silver City, Nev.) 1874-1907, 1878-09-14
A LITTLE Of EVERYTHING.

How to get ahead-Steal into
cabbage-patch.
Dresses for autumn are cut with
long corsages.
Organdy lawns are popular in yoke
pleated blouses.
The most popular dress at the
Paris exposition is white batiste.
Fashion dictates that fans must be
carried and no longer suspended.
No man with cold in his head
can be an angel. This is official.
Genius in a woman is the poorest
excuse in the world for poor house.
keeping.
Linen handkerchiefs, with Orien-
tai dots, are the reigning novelty in
lingerie.
Bunches of violets or Marguerites
are worn at the side with loops OF
ribbon.
Four hundred women students
will enter the University of London
this fall.
The soft roillon feathers, tipped
with gold, are only used on hats for
youthful faces.
Unique watches of tortoise shell
are worn suspended from the right
side Of the belt.
The London Queen says the de-
mand of the times is for a woman
who can teach women.
Lady Darlington, one of the rich
est brides of the day, started on her
wedding tour in a simple pink
gown.
Some prejudiced observer says
that young women utter those little
screams not from fear, but to attract
attention.
Girls will be girls, says the Read
ing Eagle. o, no; that's mistake.
If the girls wishes are consulted
they'll all be married women some
day.
The craze of Chicago women over
the jailbirds is not inexplicable. Wo.
men like birds; and they generally
visit the man who has been a-rob-
bin.
Chicago possesses precarious fe-
male orator in Miss Rowe, aged thir-
teen, and the hardened sinner of the
Burlington Hawkeye speaks of her
as another Sissey. Rowe.
The municipality of Prague has
forbidden the wearing of dresses
with trains upon the streets, because
of the dust, injurious to the public
health, raised by them.
Lady Caroline Norton left $500 in
her will to "the good cause of wo-
man suffrage" Mrs. George Oakes,
another Englishwoman, lately con-
tributed $2,500 to the same cause.
The man who invented French
heeled shoes did it to avenge an in
jury once done him by handsome
woman. She Tilted him, and since
that time the fellows hatred of the
fair sex has known no bounds.
It's the fashion nowadays when
girl gets married to send samples of
the wedding dress for her friends to
dream on instead of chunk of we'd
ding cake. 1t isn't halt as apt to
attract the mice, and never greases
the pillow case.
The relationship of man and wo-
man in rainy weather is discovered.
IT they are lovers the woman will
have all of the umbrella, and the
man won't care fig how wet he
gets. But If they are married il is
just opposite. Marriage makes the
difference, that is all.
Woman is naturally gifted with
quicker wit, better judgment, greater
.sclf-possession than man, but there
are very, very few women who can
appear at ease and look pleasant
when unexpected callers suddenly
surprise her with set of teeth in
each hand and none in her mouth.
And it is pretty difficult for the
callers to look unconcerned under
such circumstances. too.
Maggie Darrow, of North Adams,
Mass, received an unkind letter
from her lover and her grief was ex-
treme. Her uncle and aunt, with
whom she lived, asked her to 60 to
a restaurant and eat some ice e-cream,
their belief being that ice-cream
would cure her hurt heart. But the
remedy was not efficacious, for on
the way Maggie jumped into a
stream and drowned herself.