The daily gazette., 1881-07-20
Gu rent Notes..

The most fashionable colors for trsvel |.
ling suits are chamois aud fawn.
Enbroiderrt coll irs as large as the
old fashioned iippefs are again worn.
Shirred null Rarden-hats take prece-
de- ce of all others tor country. house
wear.
The late Primate believes he still lives.
Dead and doesn't know It,
Los Angeles, Cal. has two horse
thieves, girls, aged fourteen and seyen-
teen.
Gloves are worn over tight sleev YES and
bracelets and bangles over the
gloves.
OIL silk bathing caps are now given
brim stiffened with willow split in the
hem on the edge.
The silk and L,sle thread buttonless
long gloves so much worn now take the
name of Jersey gloves.
Straw fringes and ornaments initiating
birds, butterflies, ag.afles, ETC., trim
many fashionable hats.
The Princess OF WAles did not consid-
er q dress of tulle too youthful for her
toilet ut the Queens last ball.
Stockings are made moro decorative
with embroidery, lace insteps, and gold,
liver, steel, and bead work.
One black and one dsep cardinal red
Lisle thread stocking forms the "real
fashionable pair" at the moment.
Shell pink, precisely the color that
lines the oonch shell, Is the popular tint
Of this color for evening wear.
Outside pockets attached to the dress
are no longer fashionable; they must be
detached, or detach able and hanging.
Tournures are coming back with ven-
geance, the protnbsranoe beginning not
at the waist, but considerable distance
below it.
Flexible cloth, a species of stockinet,
has been introduced, and will in the fall
be extensively used. for corsages or
dresses.
A Kentucky girl of shifting affections
said yes to two men, aud q llO wed both to
obtain marriage licenses. They met al
her house on the appointed day, and che
made fual choice between them.
A trustee of the Lutheran church at
Poestenkill, N. Y, carried off the COM
muniOn vessels on withdrawing from,
mem bership, and used them on his own
able. The pastor has sued for their re-
covery.
An Eng glishmau who has just publish.
ed his observations during tour In this
country concludes that the most stri king
and thoroughly American products thai
he saw across were Bob Iugersell aud
Maud y.
1t has become evident that a mistake
was made In eating the village of Mo-
brara in . Nebraska GU ly, In 'tead of on
= high plain near b. and the houses are
all to be removed to exactly the same
relative positions on tho bettersi
Princess Stephauie has a brief and
name, but the etiquette of the
g German Court has cruc lg forced her to
accept this deserip ption of herself: "Her
Royal and Imperial Higbness, the lost
Sarens Frau Crown Princess, Archauch-
ess Stephanie."
A member OF the Carl. ton Club of
was 80 uncivil to the club SER.
wants that they appealed TO the Govern
ing COMMITTEES. The member was GEN.
sured, and not expelled. One gentleman
who took his part said that no member
of the Carleton Club shou i'd be expelled
ubless he cheated at cards or was a fol.
lower of Mr, g Gladstone.
Missis ippi county, Mo-, is the great
watermelon region OF ihe world. Over
4 900 acres are this ear devoted TO water
IN Ions alSne; aud the yield is about q
carload an acre, so that 1000 carloads
will be- shipped TO Sr. Louis, Cincinnati,
Detroit, and Indianapolis. Contracts
have been made with many farmers at
$40 car. The general prices run from
$50 to 500 car during the season.