, 1880-05-16

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witt wGntttng; basting, and dressmaktng from
wants French patterns, 15S State street.
No attempts have been made during the
past week to assasinate the Car. The Nihi-
zle. eo1 f>@A
LAD Ladies :s VIII and that Poole & Devoe can
in the city. Opposite Palmer House.
When woman's suffrage becomes fact, 1t
IS M TO De hoped, says the Philadelphia Neios.
that no man will be SO mean as to let mouse
loose In political convention.
Ny eyes! How much better. they are after
visiting Langguth, optician, IS Madison.
quantity adopts the principle Of slmilia SINH
llbus curantur in this case: "It is no small
remedy to cure melancholy, to rub your body
all over with nrttles."
Chaplin, the BOOKSELLER, has purchased the
22'oN library Of the late architect, A. H.
Plquenard, which he is offering at half cost.
The loosely-woyen flannel called beige dc
Snnte IS a comfortable material for pretty
dresses to beworn in the country, or for morn
ing wear In the city.
Our lady friends say 1t is Gay who fur
nlsleS them with everything In the crockery
| and glassware lines at such low prices. Store
at No. g Washington street.
Evening dresses should always be selected
by glslight, but more particularly now that
the he!iotrope shades are so much affected,
for heliotrope and creamy yellow are the ia
vorit combinations of the season.
| Send for illustrated catalogue and price
| list Of fine shoes and slippers to NJ. Wheeler
| d Co., No. II East Madison street.
a New Orleans woman writes: ~ wonder
| why 1t is that nost women stop fixing up
as we call it lat holne) after they are mar
4 Aheautlfulgift for bride is trousseau of
Co.'s.
! The Princess Imperial Of Germany, who
has been visiting Rome informally, wore on
her arrival simple black merino and little
student of ruins and old stones.
Latest new books; at the West Side Library
are: The VeIderdorps," :. Compensation
"..hLucy; 4 Woman's Temptation" and
"1ce-crean and STRAWBERRIES at the Episco-
Mansfield, O., last Tuesday, and all that live
the street.
The most satisfactory North Side trading
place Is said BY the ladies to be johnson, Hey
wood i Co.'s, grocers.
hx HIT little g{ atssndng pa vas hazao% asksd
"Oh." said she, II am full of happiness. I
couldn't be any happier unless could grow"
Refrfgerators, water-coolers, vapor-stoves,
and oll-stoyes in great variety may be had at
oEIVey u 10. 5, ~ 0L1le ST rect.
a eoaee-mill which VII run twenty min
but what is wanted is mill which will sep
arate the beans from the coffee
If gents want an absolutely perfect fit In
shirts try Cone, 14S Dearborn.
Yes, Melancthon, you are correct Base
ball is the oldest recreation on record. 1t
was in Adams inning that we all went out.
Remember no other tailor makes stylish
suits as low as Heinig, 200 Dearborn.
Nine. Jennie Lind is reported to have said
to Mrs. E. a. OsgoOd, after hearing her sing
in London, "Your voice stirred my soul;
there is no other voice like yours to-day for
sympathy.
Silver spoons and forks, very attractive
ee'}ss' eo.;s: S'l'ef 0fl0ai sn'S al ~ nl"'S0n g
Bonnets are small and tie close to the side
Of the head In almost all shapes, even when
the trout and back are aaring, as they are In
the gypsy shape
Our "New Hub Range" Is the latest and
best Full lines of housekeeping goods, re-
frigerators, ice-boxes, etc. j. P. Dalton, 193
State street.
"Find out your child's specially" is the
urgent advice of a phrenologist. When you
TILED this WI d It ~ not 6 SO 80 eay
orit, and then again there's a marked tell
dency to taffy.
A prominent California photographer says
our Mr.. Mosher's photographs equal any
taken in California
.<This is the season of delicate tints, semi
tones of color, outlines of grace, lightness:
brightness, sweetness, and such wonderful
promise of wealth to come.
Sl Campbell's hair-goods store is now at
1ol State street. near Washington.
The Queen of May still wears flannel
around her neck.
Don'tforget. Frames and framing to order,
elegant and cheap. Lovcjoy, IS State
4 young man who has recently taken
wife says he didn't find it half SO hard to get
married as he did to get furniture.
Feathers, carpets, mattresses, renovated by
steam very low. Thomas Griffin 282 State.
The Detroit Free Press thinks that mourn.
ing should be done in the heart, and that grief !
should not be turned into signboard.
Mrs. A. L. Emans has removed her popu- |
lar fashionable millinery rooms from s3G to |
155 Wabash avenue, Clifton House.
"You are gettfn' dreffuly bold and for |
ward" remarked an infant of years to a |
young man who was showing her attectionate |
attention yesterday.
Ladies will be interested to learn that Mrs. |
Pike has removed her Boston Dress-Reform |
rooms to 155 Wabash avenue.
Purple and yellow flowers are. in vogue.
The fayOrit purple ones are the helotrope,
lilacs, asters, and large pansies; while mari
golds, artelnsias, and soft roses without
iOlldPe are Lut Fopuihl JC44o" oheo'
A West Point Professor solemnly declares
that cadet will not lie, under any clreunl-
stances. Now, if we could only find some
body to prove that much for the witness.
c. l.. Wehe, removed to s31 West Madison,
opposite Aberdeen street, offers greatinduce-
ments in LADIES', gents. misses, and chill
dren's boots and shoes.
Infants lace caps, all styles. Soiled caps
cleaned. Mrs. Hodge, Isl Twentysecond.
The lace store, formerly of Sc Madison
street, has removed to Isl State (Thome's
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