Arizona weekly citizen., 1884-06-07
News items.
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HIS MATINEE 1 His Hattie was a pretty grl
 As far as one could De; | An1 every tune her lover called | H5 had a Mat on knee.
 Southern Coach Maker
 And when he came 10 press his suit
 He hadn't long Co stay; For papa lifted high his boot
 And roared out: Matte, Nay
 Nashville World
 High colffures and high collars are the l rage.
 Capes and pelerines are exeessivel! fashionable.
 Feather fans take precedence of al others.
 Yellow gloves are again struggling ior supremacy.
 Jerseys of ribbed silk have lace stripes | between the ribs. The poke of Oriental lace Is the bon. net to wear with muslin dresses. It costs S7 to buy novelty n the form a garden hat of cOlored null Crepe veils are coming into fa.hioH and are becoming to the compleuon.
 A novelty in shoulder caPes IS in gray lace trimmed with steel beads. Price, SEQ.
 Bridesmaids' fans are made in the shape of hearts, have long handles, and are cOvert q with flowers. The buttercup bonnet is covered ir roth n~ide aud out with solid wreaths double and single buttercups.
 It has been pretty well demonstrated Tlaf M NHIl GfTaaf "a m Wluna. mushrooms.
 Three of kind beat two in Texas town the other day. The three hap pened to be detectives.
 One of the hardest things to accom-. pllsh k to wHken mau in a railroad car who Is occupying two seats.
 Sumner IS here and soda water foun. tains will soon begin to burst m all ther fride of concentrated energy and love lIness.
 In the stomach of COW killed in Lo- gan county, Ky, were found l 1,26O hair pms. Tue ferOclous animal must have swallowed a woman.
 A machine has been lately patented which makes two hundred cigarettes a minute. Ineubators for atchiug Ou. ludes may De the next thing.
 The Tartars pull a man by the ear V .en they invite him to take drink an this country they simply pull the c'rk out of a bottle and let hIm help b mself.
 A recent series of heavy frosts in Eng. land dId great damage to the flower { ardens.
 A D, laware farmer has plowed unde, lO,OOO herrlngs as fertilizer.
 Hundreds of young women work n New York city for foIty-fve Ct nts a day making shirts. Forty thou and people are now. 1t $ 'hO"n oy statistics, engaged in silk cu. ture Tn this country. It IS estimated ttat a pound of wool costs about S3.jO before it cones into the hands of tGe consumers as clothing A single grower is reported to have between eight and nine thousand acres Df cotton under cultivation ID South. west Arkansas.
 The Price of Wales has become an en- shuslas,ic and expert bieyciist. Senlto- Don Cameron dni his wife lnd daughter have returned from Eur pc. Ellen Terry has acquired a shgL. Aherican accent. The Ksrsas CiU lmes says that accent" cost Us S40. co. The crusade against cOrsets should LOW cease. Advise the girls to wea- Mother Hubbard dresses.-BradfOri Sunday Mail
 Kentucky girls wear red roses for rnamsnts to harmOnize with the noses fl their escorts.-Bismarck Tribune. A Burlington girl has a diary devoted nticely to noting down the visits of her 'eaux. She calls It her court docket Tree Press.
 A Philadelphia girl, whose admireS re evidently very slender dudes. ga nat women will never give up cosse .ntll mems arms get stronger. Fresno Is determined to have eoun- ' fair ID the fall.
 Farmers in Nevada complain Of ths of deer. The sheep ranges in Nevada are sad 3 be filed with mushroomS Stages now depart from Iruckee daiI! )r Tahoe, Webber and IIdependencs Caterpillars are destroying the tfuH 'ees and garden truck in Utah Ieii' )ry.
 James Riddle has been found guIN Salt Lake of murder. This was D' ,urth trial. Grasshoppers are out in full strenGl Dove Folsom, and have created son' arm.
 The last resident of Cornucopia, Nev' Ice busy mining town, has gone 1' lscarOra. Memorial day was celebrated in many ihe interior towns, and business geH- illy was suspended Several English pheasant were turnei [ near GIlroy a few years ago, snc W the bids are reported quite plenn