The new North-west. [volume] (Deer Lodge, Mont.) 1869-1897, 1880-02-20

RsnitAnoes BY draN sAeck money order Or registased
letter may DO sent at risk All Pcstasteu are NJ
snred to register ietssn c. spO!loaaion-
Evr-ANaElIcALcoRNER.
Girls over 10 will not wear bangs.
Bangle rings and bangle braoelsts are tina
craze.
Mrs. Oarsy is now sporting ssven button
cd kids.
Some Of the now ribbons are edged with
feathers.
Children srs wearing velvet . good deal
this winter.
Tbs common gray o-ps head is the rage
at present Tor hats 3
Long kid gloves cut arousd the top In .
deep iAoe pattsrA src new.
Banged front locks sro Hcw worn eaiy By
saall boys and little girls.
Yokoha.. orspe ~ one Of tbs nav cot-
ton dress stuGs for spring wssr.
Sin bangles on oae srn y not an unusual
number for fashionable girl.
Deep turn-Aovn collars Of fur kavs taken
the place Of boas to largs extent. H..
Mummy olsth, much inprsved, will bs
among the fashionable spring goods.
Misses part their hair In the middle saa
arrange the front in soft fat rings sa the
forehead.
Knitted Jersey jackets. Atting like .
glove, are among the latest novelties 4. L.
dies wear.
Two buttons are considered the fashioa-
able number when they have tops Of the
new kid lace.
Large bounets with poke brims and wids
strings tying them down over the ears sre
becoming mole popular.
London ladies are wearing thsir hair
short, aad 1t is said to ba . very pretty styls
and growing in popularity.
"Horrid little thing, without set Of
bangs to her same." is the newest Chicago
phrase for describing rival.
The crown Of small boys old hess, whm
they have any crown, left, nay - utilized
ss frames for tsrbans for their littls sisA.rs.
Miss Ella Stanton, daughter Of ths hts
Secretary Of War, has just been married
in Washington to Leuteaant Bush, Of tAs
army.
The most elegant male dressing sl,pssrs
are of black satin, linsd with rod silk and
decorated with black bows aud COLA or stssl
buckles.
Dragons, bees, butterflies and birds in
indefinite form appear among the pal.
leaves and other eastern designs Of lstsly
imported goods. ..
A young man in Bridgeport Vs., tAas
answered an invit atioa from . young lady
to attend a leap year party: Desr Mn,
yourn reseeved-I tumble"
There y . report that Joaauir Miller win
be married shortly to DR.. Kate 6santoa, vhs
stumped Now York State for Horace Grss-
Icy during tho Presidential canpaisn Of
1872.
One Of the prettiest Of the new sp.ing
fabrics bears tho name OF Fleur dc TRs. It
Is as thin az cambric and elastic like Grape,
Anu rvsuf"o ~ "e~-----.--A-s---...s ha,nS
laundriad.
The ex-Empress Eugenie will leave Eng
land in the mail steamer Germania for Ma
tai on March 20, her desire being TO pass
the anniversary Of her sons death, June l,
near the place where he fell.
He looked ever all the papers on the
news stand and, not finding what he want
ed, said to the plump, pretty girl clerk: al
want Fsrssids Companion" "Wbat,
SIR" she blushed. ~ want Nrssids
Companion" "Oh, yes, sir hear you
now," and she chewed the corner of her
apron. Weli-well--would do ?" It
turned out happily"
A Chinaman presented himself at the
Coauty Clerks Office in Red Bluff, CAL. the
other day and ask cd for marriage license.
"Who's the happy maiden ?" asked the
clerk. "Iugee squsw," said John, ex-
planning that he had fallen in love with
Stony Creek redskin-the Pocasontas of
her tribe. An interested town was present
at the ceremony-ths first marriage or the
kind that has taken place in the history Of
the world.
A young man who had just returned
from long journey clasped his adored one
in loving embrace In q dimlr liz hted par
lor and was seized with great terror that
for an instant psralyzed all bis energies.
"Oh, my darling y said he. wildly. why
didn't you write ms Of thiss What Is it,
spinal dissasep Or have you disloeatsd
some of your ribs. that yoa arc obliged to
wear this broad leathern band s'' "Oh,
love-" she gently nurmured. :" this is ssay
my nsY bolt. would have got hresder
one, bat Ii would not 70 under ny nHa"