The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1879-05-29
GLRANINGS.

are In demand.
Rese bud sets, breach, earrings snA
hair pins are pretty.
Dainty flower stands are Of indecent
glass, silver mounted.
Floral pins are used to decorate the hair
and for lace scarfs.
Lovely gau.es and grenadines are bro
caded in natural-hued flowers.
The new polonaises, with simulated
coats, have vests and full paniers.
Striped bourette and checked saDmer
silks are trimmed with plain satin.
The tops of satin shoes for evening veaz
are garnitured With wresths Of Aewer.
Lawn tennis. archery, croquet and gsR-
dening suits are conveniently short skirt
ed.
Black stockings embroidered or clicked
with purple or white, are used for nrsszn-
ing.
Dotted or PLAIN Brussels net may fan
mask wells, which are worn a. deep As to
chin.
The Duke of Argyle intends to pass four
months in Canada, returning home IN DC
tober.
Thomas Jesferson's granddaughter. Ms.
Neiklebam, will hereafter reside In New
York.
Linen and white vests are replacing
those OF the brocaded and heavy nlkeu
fabrics.
In Denver. Colorado. many calvalcades
Of esquestrians may be seen on any pleasant
Sunday.
Mojeska's husband has fled a declara-
ton that he intends to become an Amen
can citizen.
The Chinese in China praise the action
of President Hays in having vetoed the
Chinese bill.
Mrs. sherman has gone to st. Louis for
the family furniture to use in her house NJ
Washington.
Lace dresses for children and misses are
TO be worn over slips of colored silk, satin
or cambria.
With suits of striped Pekin satin sun
umbrellas or parasols should exactly match
to be en- reGle.
The new French batistes are like sheen,
and can be seen IN blush rose. pale vichet.
green and turquoise.
Breton lace is in great favor for trim
ming white and acknowledgement organ
dies and lawn dresses.
Belts and pockets of alligator skin, with
trimmings Of polished steel are very sly
lish and elegant.
The parasol novelties in Pekin satin and
Polka dots, have exquisitively carved han
dies in coral and pearl.
One Of the ribbon novelties is in imitation
of mother-of- pearl, shaded and tinted like
iridescent glass.
.Alsaee" fabrics have cloudy surfaces, in
which the patterns are indistinctly blended
in neutral tints.
In the new grenadines narrow Roman
stripes illuminate dark colors, like garnet.
black, blue and green.
Rev. Adirondack Murray Is on his Con-
necticut farm. and doesn't know whether
he Will ever preach again or not.
Walt Whitman is visiting New York.
dressed in suit Of gray, and wearing bis
open collar as Byronic rs ever.
Piaue costumes for children may he
trimmed with Smyrna and Russian lacss.
as well as Hamburg embroideres.
A pretty galloon has border Of
thumb fringe and soft. thick centre form
ed with silk tape curled in tiny rings.
A dainty specimen Of monte cloth has
white ground, covered with bouquets Of
moss rosses. with leaves and buds.
A quaint conceit is the Marie Stuart head
dress, pointed in front and trimmed with
striped Pekin and two ostrich piumes.
Cascade Of lace, for fronts and sides Of
dresses. mfy be adorned with loops and
bows Of ribbon and clusters OF spring flow
cites.
Rev. Meinrad MacCartby. q monk. is
about 10 establish a mission among the
Sioux Indians, at the Red Cloud Agency.
ID. T.
Princess Louise will return TO England
this summer on visit TO the Queen. COM
ing back in the fall The Marquis will re-
main in Canada.
The novelties IN flower vases are Of sui
phurated glass. decorated with hand paint
ing IN artistic foral designs in natural
coloring. with fine effect.
The New Haven Register hSAgs Of a
mule tina. never kicks. A town tina, never
kicks must be very dull place. and needs
boss mule 10 drive away stagnation.
Cyrus W. Field sailed for Europe au-
thorized 30 represent the New York Cham
Der Of Commerce in the lnter-oceanic Canal
Congress. now in session IN Paris.
The Cumberland Presbyterian Church.
at Lebanon, Tenn, has decided that Judge
Caruthers. on. Of the members, 10 not
guilty Of unehrlstian conduct, NJ charged
by the pastor, Rev. W. II. Dzrrzil.
Outside Of Boston and New York not
very much candy u made. Boston makes,
altogether. more than 500 tons. using
something over y, 90 barrels Of sugar for
the purpose. New York city II i. estImai-
ed. makes. about $50 10 7 900 toes which
0f.e. IN ali pay4s "A the MON
Say. the New York Herald: ''Keppler,
the ezrtoonist Of Puct. has glossy black.
curly hsir and black mussache and goa
tee. and be almost always wear, black
clothes His manners are modest. his
voice II MUSICAL and he works RAPIDLY. one
or two glanoes at a mans face or portrait
sufiicing forever.
II IL the opinion ~ Rev. Henry Wzri
Beechey that when man " hung. the
nevspapeu shall say nothing about ts-
that when a murder ha< been committed.
the fact shall not b. announced 70 the
pablo that when a man heretofore II
respectabslIfy commit, a cr1Ds. hD fall
shall be hssbedS-S. Y. Tr,ssrs.
TO tho.e. vrs.ss Mr. Lonsfsllcv IN
q Dleaszns letter, who ask how ] can
urite 80 many thsrgs that soan1 ~ II /!
yer. a, happy - . hoy. piease cay that
there /. in tins negiborhood, of peighbos.
ing sovn. a pear tree plssted BY Governor
Eadioos: 30 yeass ago. ard thai 4 sill
bear, fruit NOT 20 te dssssngpssked from
the young tree in aa-or. ] suprcs< the
tree makes rev wood ever yssr. 10 that
-osne part u 4 " always yopsg. Perhaps
that " the Ivy With sorse n>n vhrn they
grow old; Yhop~ 4 s % With me-"
wriies Robert Bsrdeste. The reformed
lectars. "sssne ny retzrn 10 ny ovn
peaceful sre-sde-I fosgss. tina sat Tie