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ChaneerY Sale of Real Fstate.

No 34O9, H-Q342, B 0-Chancery Court of shelby
eounty.Wm. West, admir-, etc., ct al. VS.. B. Rich
by virtue Of an Interlocutory decree for sale en-.
ID tered in the above cause on The 18th day of
auction. to the highest Bidder in front OF tn CisT
and Masters office, Courthouse Building Main
city of Men phis, Tennessee, on
Saturday. june FL, 1879,
within legal hours certain portion, less the dover
Shelby county, Tenn, to-Wit: Lying IN the 2d and
Sd districts, thu waters of Big creek In section f.
range g. being part of S0Oacre tract bought by P
D. Wynne from r. C. Brinkley and others Begin
ming at a small norwood marked p. ID. W. with
ironwood pointers; running thence east 7S chains
small ash marked ". B. c. with hickory and sugar
maple pointers; thence south deg vest. crossing
Big creek at Z, Is, 10 50-1O0, 20 and 70 5O-IOO
chains, and on south 10 deg west % chains and 20
links to the bank or said creek; thence west one
chain and 30 links into the creek; thence south .
deg west Is chains and 80 links to- stake c. A.
Youngs north line, with an ash ana whithoaR point
ers; thence north S2l2 deg west crossing Big creek
II. II 90 100. % 5000. 40 $1,000, "A and
80 chains in all SO chains and 20 links to corner
In the creek, With sycamore elm and white walnut
pointers; thence north lI2 deg east, crossing the
creek at chains, In all IS chains and 20 links 10
out OF the above tract the following described por
ton has been assigned as dover 10 Mary A. Smith,
tOWit: Beginning al 4 stake the northwest corner
of said land; thence east "a chains to stake from
ThiGh south 9 deg vel - links distant stands
Big creek, In all chains and 81 links TO stake
near small elm marked X; thence north S2Ia deg
west, crossing Big creek AZ 40 100, IL 90I00 and
II 90-100 chains, in all B chains and 10 links TO
corner in the creek, with sycamore elm and white
walnut pointers; thence north IL deg east crossing
Big creek at chains, in all S chains and 20 links
TO the beginning, containing 1876 acres.
The portion directed TO be first sold being that poT-
ton Of said tract of land embraced IN the dover
aforesaid, supposed TO contain about 1903 acres.
Then I'd the remainder interest of that portion en-
bTaced IN the meteS and bounds OF the dover, sub
iect to the dover interest only plat of the ABOVE
Is fled with and made part OF the record herein,
to which reference is made.
Terms Of Saie-Cash; equity of redemption barred,
as prOvdediR trust deed herein. This May IL 1879.
r. j. BLACK. Clerk and Master.
L NJ Gregory and WARMER n Lee AfforneyS
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On the First Day of June.

The new management will spare neither expense nor
pains in sustaining its reputation as the Leading
Watering Place in the South. Visitors will stop at
BIG TUNNEL STATION, the Atlantic. Missis-
sipoi and Ohio Railroad, distant 3 miles from the
Springs to which there is branch narrow guage
Railroad thus avoiding exposure and fat que OF rid
ing In coaches over rough roads. Two DAILY
TRAINS, making close connections North and
South; elegant PALACE SLEEPINtf CARS attached
to ali trains, and through without change from
New Orleans. Vicksburg Memphis, Baltimore etc
kOund-tTip Tickets at greatly reduced rates. good
LIVERY. Express, POSt-teleZTaph and Ticket offices
The celebrated MARINE BAND, from the Naval
Academy. at annapolis, Md, has bSen engaged tOi
the season. Balls etc, will take place on stated
occasions.
RateH-S2 80 per day; S12 Per week; $40 pei
month Of four weeks. Children under ten years old
and colOred servants haf-prfee. White servants ac
eOrding to accommodations required. Special rates
for families spending the season.
For further particulars, ETC., address
WILSON i COWAN, Projectors.
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PREsaM's SPRINGS,
Estes House

DRIMMS SPRINGS are situated twenty miles
i west of Columbia, in Hickman county, Tenn.
and ten miles from Bon Aqua, and will be open to
the public june 10th. We have built many new
rooms and improved others to considerable extent.
SO that are much better able to accommodate the
public than heretofore. A daily hack will from
Columbia TO Bon Aqua, via PTimm's. For further
information see Embry & Fresson, Columbia, Tenn.
kaS- Board, 81 per day. D. j. ESTES Il CONS.
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SUMNER RESORTS.

E(ENVTICK HALL, saybFOeh Point, ct.
- Beautifully located on Long Island Sound at
the nth Of the Connecticut river. Easy of
from New York by boat or cars. All the attractions
of irstclas5 watering places rooms large, well
tilateG and lighted with gas throughout. Milk and
cream from cows kept upon the place. For further
information and circulars, plsaSe address Hotel
Berkeley Boston, Mass until June L 18th. Open June
25lh. Prices unusually low E STANTON. Rron,r.
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ARMsNBa pRAVslRs
Administrators Notice.

II AVING been appointed and qualified as admin
- istTaJor OF the estate OF Dr. D. W. BynUm, de
ceased, all creditors will present 10 their Claims
duly pTObaed, in the time prescribed by law or the
same VIII be barred; and ali pc sons Indebted TO
said estate, will settle same forthwith.
q. W. NALL, Administrator,
sat ONCE, 3sS4 Main street
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sell at public auction, TO the highest bidder for cash
az the southwest corner OF Main and Madison ST. eets
Ia the city OF Memphis (uow known as the taxing
district of Shelby county the following described
hundred and sixty acres OF the north hall and one
hundred ninety ceres OF the south half Of section
No. nine, township No. one. range No. seven: and
eighty acres OF the east halt Of the southeast quarter
OF $ elton four, township one. range seven west,
making four hundred and thirty acres. Also the I'M
half section nine. township one. range seven wess
ChtekaSaw cesslOn. aggTegatins five hundred and
sixty acres LGuy OF redemption IN said trust deed
is waived The title is believed to be good, but sell
and will convey as trustee. J. n. FORD, Trustee.
Johnston 4 Ford, AttOTneys
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ChaneerY Sale of Real Estate.

No. 6Sl, R. Or ChanceTy Court of Shelby county
Charles q. Green, admir-, etc, vs.. Charles x. Lake
ct al; and No. 602, B. CA. j. Hayes ct al. vs..
Charles h. Green ct al.
10y virtue OF an interiCcUtory decree for Eais en-
ID tered in the above consolidated causes on the
18th day of April 1879, NJ. 3. ~, page 195, and
amended May so, 1879. etc, 1 Will sell at public
auction to the highest bidder in front of the Clerk
and Masters Office. Courthouse building Main street,
in the Taxing District OF Shelby county late ely OF
Memphis, Tennessee, on
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Total receipts at all United States ports,
4, 1893, 223: same date, 1878, 4,1S3, 633; same
date, 1877, 8, 943, 746. Increase of receipts at
United States ports this year, 2l4, 800 To-
tai stock at all ports, 23l, $40, against 2l5 300
same time the year before; in 1877, 313, 447.
The following is the New Y ork weekly
com naratiup cnttnn statnn1 emit.
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RIVER NEWS.
Tsiuer and WEATHER.

OIAt11OA'
The table and dispatches below give official
information concerning the weather and
rivers:
OFFICE SIGNAL SERVICE, U.S.A.,
MEMPHIS, June ID, 1879.
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GARDINER HOUSE
CHICAGO.

Gy- The " Is GARDNER" as a Summer Resort,
has no equal in CHICAGO, Situated in the
heart OF the city, and at the same time directly fac
ing the lake. from which 1t is separated only by the
beautiful park in front OF the house. The delight
full breezes from Lake Michigan making the location
very desirable. Southern patronage particularly
desired. Special rates to parties remaining one
week or more. Transient rates 50 80 and So per
day. JEVyETT WILCOX, Manager.
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/. P0DEsTA. Trustee.
'ENRgsTEr's sALs.-By virtue OF a tTus

FEf2 SsSEksr - "a EsE-By virtue OF q trust
deed made TO me by J. 7. Hillsman and Mary
Il. hlllSman, dated December %, 1875, and re-
corded in the Registers Oce OF Shelby county Ten
nesSee, in book No. 1l6, page 10l, will, during
legal hours, on SatgE dag, June -, 1879. az
the southern gate OF Court Square in Memphis Ten
nessee sell for cash at public OutcIy, the following
real estate In the city OF Memphis VIZ: Ot Begin
ming 1t the southwest corner OF Vance and Lauder
dale streets; thence WeS,waTdly and With the
south line OF Vance street i20 feet thence south
Wardly parallel with LauGeTdale street 200 feet;
thence eastGardly parallel with Vance street 12O
feet 10 LaudeTdaie street, thence DOFthWaTGiy with
LaHds dale street 200 feet 10 the beginning: except
pant thereof at the southwest corner OF Vance and
IaGdeIdale streets fronting so feet on the south line
OF Vance street and extending back sOuthwaTily be-
tween parallel lines $50 fest which part will not be
sold. EQulty OF redemption and all rights and eOut-
ties OF dover ana homestead expressly waived.
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RaturdaY, JuIY u. ISIS.

within legal hours the following described property
situated In Shelby county, Tenn, to-wit; An unGi-
vided interest moiety in the following described
tracts. viz: Lot No. OF the Shelby tract contain
ing I29ls acres; lot No. 2 OF the Ward tract con-
tanning ll04 acres; aud the east end of lot No of
the Ward tract, to pc laid of by a line running
north and south through said lot, to lay OFF the
house and grove around the same, now or recently
occupied by K c. Hughes, and to comprise 80 acres;
and for a more particular description of which
lands reference is made to the plat on file in this
court in case of d. B. Williford VS. n. r. Willford
ct al, and to the decree vestng the title In R A.
Wlliford. registered In Registers Office in book 80.
page 179; said lands were conveyed TO W. Il. and
Thomas PeaTcs by J. NJ. and R. A. WilliOrd by deed
dated March q, 1875, registered in book IL page
127 In Registers Office, to which reference is made.
Terms of Sale-On credit of and ID mon rs:
purchaser executing note with satisfactory personal
security; lien retained; redemption barred. This
June 10, 1879. r. J. BLACK, Clerk and Master.
Estes d Elett BigelOW & HILL AttOrneys.
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TRUNTEE SALES.

n pursuance Of the powers and authority conferred
L upon m under and by virtue Of a deed of trust.
beaIlng date the 10Th day Of September, 1869. re-
coFced IN the Registers office OF Shelby csunty, Ten
neSsee, in record book No 10, pages IO7 and los,
executed 10 me by Vim. A Eit5hneF for TIE purpose
OF securing 10 j. Signaigo certain Indebtedness
therein described, viii on
Saturday, 18th Day of JuEe, 1879,
on tho premises, IN the city of Memphis. Tenn. be.
tween the hours Of 10 am. and IL m. of said day,
sell fer cash. at public outeTy, TO the highest bidder.
the following described real estate. ling and being
In the city OF Memphis, Shelby county and State OF
tennessee, and bounded as follows, to-wit: Begin-
ming al stake on the northwest corner OF Ninth and
Carolina streets; thence north and parallel with
Ninth street l35 feet; thence west and parallel
with Carolina street 15l feet and 8 inches TO
stske thence south and parallel with ninth street
l35 feet 10 stake; thence east and parallel with
Carolina street i5l fest and inches to the BEGIN
nin The right OF redemption is waived in the deed
OF tUst, and the tile believed TO be perfect but
sell and convey as trustee only.
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The Montgomery
White Sulphur Springs
Montgomery Co., Va.

T1HIS FAMOUS SUMMER RESORT, NEAR THE
L summit of the Allegheny Mountains. having
undergone extensive Improvements and repairs, Of
fers unusual attractions for THE SEASON OF 1879,
and viii be open for the reception of guests
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DTsPENsARY.
DR.. .. S. sBohnson's
FEgEVAFES
Medical hsIspemsaRyS
No. ~ JEFFERSON sTREET,s

EsesvTeea szaLn and BsgnE. zeEzREsSs.
HEsTABIIsEED IL 1901
DB. JOHNSON Is acknowledged oy sll parties IN,
IL t5Tested IS b. faI he most successful Dhysicl;n
Ia the treatment of pr ats OF secret 5sa5eE Cut
thorough ard permanent cures guaranteed x every
case, male or female Rscent cases OF 3OnoTTf6a
and Syphilis cured ia few days. Witb3ut the CT
mercury change Of diet, OF hindranes from business.
Secondary Syphilis, the last Vssge sIsdicaed vi b
out the use OF mercury. InvCluntafT loss of en-
stopped IN short time. Sufferer from inapOteF cy
or loss of sexual powers restored to tree vigor II q
few weeks. Victims OF Self-abuSs aud excessive
veneFy, suffering from spermatorfhes and less OF
physical and mental power, speedily and peTma-
Bently cured
Particular gftsRti0D psid 20 the Diseases OF
Women, and cures guaranteed.
Throat ana Lung Diseases cured by new remides
Piles and old cured without the use of eaue-
tic or the knife.
All consultations strictly confidential.
Medicines sent b. express 70 all parts of the cour
try
once hours from a. m. to @ p, m. Sundays
from 20 pm.
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MONTVALE SPRINGS

TNHIS popular Summer Resort open forthe season.
i ~Montyale Springs, BiOunt county, Tenn. are
now open for the season, and the preparations are
full and complete for the mediation of all who
may wish to attend. Everything In connection with
the Springs has been thoroughly gone over and put
in excellent condition. Many improvements have
been made. and no palms. labor or expense will be
spared to insure the pleasure and comfort of guests
The heated term Is upon US, and We would earnestly
invite the attention of those seeking health pleas
to give trial, promising entire satisfaction.
WILSON s. ANDERSON. PrODrietOrs.
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Saturday, July Ia, 1929.

Mtniu iesdI nOuis Tue IoI0Mlbg ueScfIDeu properly
viGed interest mOiety in the following described
tracts viz: Lot No. of the Shelby tract contain
ing 1898 acres; lot No. o. the Ward tract con-
taiuing l104 acres and the east end of lot No. of
the ward tract, to be laid on by a line running
north and south through said lot so to lay of the
house and grove around the same. now recently
occupied by & c. Hughes, and TO comprise so acres;
and for more particular description of which lands
reference is made to the plat file in this court in
OF II. B. WilfOrd n. Z. WiifOrd ct al, and
to the decree vesting title in r. Wilford regis
tered In Registers office, in book SO. page I19;
said lands were conveyed to W. II. and Thomas
PeaTce By J. NJ and 4. A. WillifOTd by deed dated
March e, 1876 registered in book l. page I27, in
Registers Office, to which reference is made.
Terms OF Sale-On credit of and Is months;
purchaser executing note with satisfactory personal
security; lien retained; redemption barred. This
June 10, 1879. r. j. BLACK, Clerk and Master.
Estes d Ellett. BigelOw d HIN. Attorneys.
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NOTICE
TO TAXPAYERS!

TNAXING-DISTRICT TAXES FOR 1879 ON
i Property, Polls. Privileges and Merchants
Capital, are row past Que. Taxpayers will please
call at my ONCE with all possible promptness and
Taxlng-District requiring it. On the
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CHANCERY sALEs.
Chancerv Sale Of ReaI Estate.

No. 2844, B. 1851. H )-Chancery Court of Shelby
county VIM r. Moore d Co. vs.. Thomas Pearee.
PY virtue of an interlocutory decree for sale en-
- tered in the above cause on the 18th day of
April, 1879, Nj. "a, page 2I6, will sell at pub
lie auction, to the highest bidder in front OF the
Clerk and Masters Office, Courthouse Building Main
ait Of MaraDhfS Tenn
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Chancery of sale of Real Estate.

No. 2S45, B. 1852, H.)-Chancery Court of Shelby
county-Wm. 4. Moore i Co. vs. W. H. Pearce.
DY virtue OF an interlocutory decree for sale en-
ID tered in the above cause on the 18th day of
April, 1879, NJ b "a, page 2l6, viii ssh at public
and Masters Office. Courthouse Building, Main street.
in the Taxing district of Shelby county, late city OF
Mamnhiq
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lUKA SPRINGS
LLoCeIo

I. B. AIDLETT. 100000. PROPRIETOR.
FTNHI5 house has been thoroughly renovated and
Il newy furnished and the pro rietOr now ready
90 receive and accommodate guesS. Terms fur
nished upon application to the proprietor. Special
terms offered TO those who wish to take rooms for
the season,
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Chancery Sale of Real Estate

No 1922, R Chaneery Court of Shelby eounty-G.
F. Earrow, admir- of j. II. Farrow, deceased, vs. P.
S. FarrOw ct al.
PY virtue Of an nteTlocutory decree for sale, en-
ID tered in the above cause on the 26th day of
May, 1879, NJ. B. "a. page 416, etc. viii, sell at
public auction, to the highest bidder IN front Of the
Clerk aud Masters Office, Courthouse Building Main
street Ia taXngdlstriet of Shelby county, late the
city of MemDbis. Tennessee. On
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FIFTEENTH INSTANT.

all bills then unpaid will be placed In the hands of
officers for collection, who will proceed by dlstTaint
to enforce collections Costs will be added TO all
bills not paid by the 18th.
No exception to this rule VIII be made, and the
collection OF every dollar due will be enforced by
any legal process II can be done.
GEORGE q. FLEECE,
County Trustee and E&-ohlcio Tax-Collector
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Saturday, June aI, 1879,

within legal hours, the following described property
situated In Shelby county Tennessee, to-wi: In sec
ton IL, township l. range west OF the basis me-
I1dian of The ChickaSaw cession; the southwest
quarter OF the northeast quarter of section con-
tanning 40 acres The south One-half of the north
west quarter of section containing so acres; and
S0acre tract east Of tbs above described in the
report filed herein Also the southwest quarter
ton IL, 100 acres Qess 20 acres surveyed of and
sold TO VIM. Joyner), containing 40 acres; and the
west half Of the southeast quarter Of section IL,
containing 80 acres.
Terms of Sale Cash. This May 81, 1879.
r. J. BLACK. Clerk and Master,
WeatheTfOrd 4 Estes, Estes & Elicit, AttoTneys.
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DY virtue of a trust deed made 10 me- as trusta,
- By P c. Powers, and of record IN the REGISTER
office OF shelby county, in book 10 pages S59-6C
will, on
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THIS PAPER ne #$E3 z Egg Pc =
Newspaper Advertising Bureau 40 SPRUCE;
Mn q s$s u i II new YORK.
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Cotton exchange statement.
IaLra.s1rr1 Inrezra1tlonnL OLrNslncnraon.l
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Coahonra-46 bales cotton, 116 SKIS cotton
seed, 80 brls OIL % pkgs sundries.
Marlin Speed-31 bales cotton, 4 bags seed
cotton, 50 SKIS cotton seed, 80 pkgs sundries.
Osceola Belle bales cotton, 234 SKIS cot
ton-seed, 3 cows and calves, IA pkgs sundries.
James D. Parker-56 pkgs furniture, 1913
brs -four and meal, 1879 SKIS corn, 1913 bales
lard, 1006 pkgs miscellaneous freights.
The Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1860-1888, 1879-04-10
POLITICAL POINTS.

It is stated in Washington dispatch
that Gen. Garfield and other Republicans have
received from President Hayes the most posi-
tive assurance that the Army bill will be vetoed
if it passes with the rider now pending in the
House.
At the municipal election in Chicago,
ast week, the entire Democratic ticket, headed
Mayor, was elected by about 5, 00majority. The
Socialists polled about H. 600 votes, and elected
three members of the City Council. In the new
Council there will be seventeen Democrats,
Is Republicans and Socialists In Milwau-
kee, Madison, Evansville and Beloit, Wis, the
Republicans carried the day, while the Demo-
Gratis were successful at Fond du Lac and La
Crosse
The Democrats and Nationals OF
Cleveland have formed a coalition and nomi-
mated Waldemar Otis for Mayor.
RhodeIsland has re- elected her present
State officers, all Republicans The vote was
light Van Zandt, Republican, for Governor,
received 5000; Segar, Democrat, 5,367;
Hill, Greenback and scattering, ST.;
majority, 1866 The General Assembly
comprises in the Senate IS Republicans, SDem-
ocrats, 2 no choice, and in the House 50 Re-
publicans; Is Democrats, and no choice.
The election in Wisconsin for Chief
Justice of the Supreme Court resulted in the
choice of Judge Cole (Repubican), present in
cumbent, by about 10000 majority.
Municipal elections were held
throughout Ohio on the 18th inst At Column
bus, Collins, Republican, was elected Mayor
by LOO majority. In Cleveland and
Cincinnati the Republicans also elected
the Mayor by about 1900 majority
In sandusky, GAINESVILLE, Akron and gainesville
the Democratic tickets were successful At
Toledo the Nationals elected the Mayor by 500
majority Dayton, Republican by small ma
iority.
The Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1860-1888, 1879-04-10
Obituary.

"Old Whitley" the war horse of Pres
ident Hayes, died at his home in Free
mont, Ohio, on Thursday night, aged
% years. He entered active service in
1868, and was the hero of thirty battles,
chiefly in Virginia. In one of the bat
ties Gen. Hastings, who bestrode him,
was dangerously wounded. He was
very spirited, and smelt the battle afar.
In 1865 Mr.. Hayes sent him to his
uncle Sardis Burchard as a present, and
he was ridden from Washington to FIRE.
mont. He was buried on the Presi-
dents grounds, and will have tomb
stone.
The Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1860-1888, 1879-04-10
The Fashions.

% The coming bonnet is the gypsy.
Lace is the feature in spring mil
Gnery. -..ot,.I
Shawls of all kinds are revived for
spring wraps.
French bunting takes precedence of
all other semi diaphanous spring fab
RIGS.
For certain styles of beauty, gay Chi
nese silks and foulards make lovely
morning robes.
Derby hats, and listers should be
worn only in the country and on noun
tain pedestrian tours.
Pretty stockings and low shoes ha7
become too-apparent fact as part of
young ladies' toilets.
Many new bonnets have the crowns
entirely covered with flowers sewn fiat
on the chip, straw or foundation.
Contrasts in trimmings and pipings
of costumes are given preference over
shades of the prevailing colors of the
dresses.
Worth makes his walking dresses
much shorter fer Partisan than for
American women.
White and colored Canton Grape bon
nets, trimmed with flowers, feathers and
lace, appear at the openings among
other millinery novelties. ra-t
Broad-rimmed hats are more suitable
for our bright, warm American sum-
mers than English round hats, and are
much more becoming.
Spring wraps are of various kinds of
mantillas, NANTES and dolman visites,
all having long ends in front, square or
pointed, but light Chuddah and India
shawls will probably be much worn.
Two small red clay pipes, decorated
with flowers. and notices, with the
stems tied in a. cross with blue ribbon,
is the newest chandelier pendant in
fashionable houses. They call them
peace pipes. "sdt egt ~
Smoothly-banded hair, with very lit
tie frizzing on the forehead, and CHG
mons worn low, is the fashion which has
all of "a sudden been adopted in Paris.