, 1881-11-06

some Of the new costumes; for instance
Worth trims very dark blue satin with brown
blush very effectively, or lie makes Il suit o1
green velvet with brown fur beaver or other
| fur trimming.
| Ralph, the ladies' popular bootmal1er, makes
every style i'll boots and shoes. LIS State.
The Bostun Transcript does. not believe
| that this world was llllde III SIX days. 1t lllS
taken over 80 years to build Boston alone.
Those who appreciate artistic furniture in
ancient and modern designs visit Wlrts 4 =
Schoilc1s, - Wabash avenue, and select it.
| Bret Harte's hair is said to be turning
white. Bret las been working too hard. For
| four years he has drawn his salary as United
| States Consul at Glasgow without assistance.
| For highly-tinished, fine. artistic photo
graphs 90 to Gcllrig's, ::s;;77 West Madison-st.
:" Your dog; sir, is unbearab!e. He, howls
| all night" Male lOdger-'* Indeed Well. he
might 10 worse than that; he might play the
piano all day.'
New designs for cloaks at Wyant's Pattern
Rooms, 1iS State street. Ladies' garments
cut, basted, and guaranteed to fit. f:t$5i5S {; ;:t45i5S
The newest basques have Vatican pleat
pleats, which are still more used than any
other arrangement though they are no longer
new.
Paragon ranges, Seayey's Pal1as furnaces,
llecla parlor stoves. Seayey K Co., ~ State.
Nothing like an honest quill. \ st. Louis
paper starts I'LL editorial with: "Onr Ances-
tors, tile Daboons ut Africa, etc. Don't you
ever get lonesome to see the old folks?
ilarkins, the custom shoemaker, l3a Dear
born, puts rubber soles OIL any shoes.
lichn1ond's double and single oven ranges
anu fireplace heaters. Bangs, IL State-st.
4 fashion article says the plaius are more
pronounced tlIis year than l'st w didn't
iiad anybody last year who couldn't pro-
nuunce plaid. Please explain.
11ar1iu,r 1,ncte fr,4,t1> ya,,t,,ro ,,a.,r .+or,1
Ing designs, very fine. AIRS. Hodge, l51.,d-st.
In tile voyage Of lifeevery man is provided
with Il skull with which to paddle his own
canoe.
Don't buy 4 range or furnace before you
call ut Hatch Il Ereeze's, 50 State street.
Rochester has 4 class Of thirteen young
ladies' who are taking lessons on the violin.
They want 10 be sure of 4 bow.
The celebrated Brown furnace at Browns.
el0G Wabash avenue.
An artist has started West to paint the
Rocky Mountains. 1t is big job and will
take great deal Of paint.
Coal-yases, fire-irons, brass and japanese
tea-kettlcs: French ranges, at j. D. Bangs,
State and Van Buren, Streets
4 cynical old bachelor SAYS it is called
courtshlp because it is SO often followed by
sllipwrcck.
II wanting "aicful 1e0bby" and erclstslrc
designs III velvet neckwear, or fine under
wear ut bargains, try Cone, las Dearborn
you'll get them.
To tell some men not to associate with bad
company is tantamount to saying that they
must get rid Of themselves.
Chiropodst and Manicure, 191 Wabash
avenue.
The dramatic critic Of the New Haven
Register does not like ''IIamlet - rs now put
upon the stage anu suggests that all aero
battle song and dance be added to give life to
to the character.
:Women's hats threaten to be bigger than
ever this winter. They will have to take
them off ut the theatre, or peoule will cease
to 20. Those opposed to the theatre, there
fore. will advocate the big hat.
Charming evening dresses are constantly |
being sent out by Mrs. Tucker, 170 State
street,