The semi-weekly miner. [volume] (Butte, Mont.) 1882-1886, 1886-03-31
RAKED UP AT RANDOM,

ment, / refused to countenance any NOR
tiger speareng that day.
RAKED UP AT RANDOM.
Brooms are going up.
Ginghams have tufted spots.
Melons are up in Florida.
! The sweetest orange has q rusty coat.
| 4 national league Of rife clubs Ia talked
Of.
| Dried herring on toast are bling intro
| duced.
| Mars Is just entering the constellation OF
Leo.
Ingalls:thinks nothing OF a twenty mile
jaunt.+ - Asseig4t II 50 ''''as'i'f
The Boston horse railroads want to con-
| solidatez
"It's just pie," is st. Louis phrase for
ecstacy.
Carrots Gu: in dice look pretty in q NUT
ton stew.
Bicycling On ice is a popular sport in
Canada.
Everything hath an end, and pudding
hath two.
Scarfs OF tins white Ia wn are again fashion
ably worn.
The new roueh-iacsd ginehams ought to
wash we'll.
Plum blossoms appear In the Georgia
landscape.
''Bone tong Ia the way they pronounce
it In Chicago.
Many young whiteAsh are scld as herring
in Michigan.
There's boycott. on the Toledo Sunday
Democrat.
A New Yorker advertises to give lessons
In mesmerism.
P. Ryan, the pugilist, is going to pose in
an Irish drama.
There are dangerous wild dogs on Wind
River, Wyoming.
New York car companies lost $50, 600 by
the recent atrike.
Many Of the new spring fabrics are quite
complex to look at.
White Marabout bands are much worn
upon ball toilets.
The tamarack 10 the most elastic OF
American woods.
Michigan deer are being ruthlessly and
rapidly killed OF.
Bermuda potatoes are selling at a dollar
peck in NV York.
A catfish OF 176 pounds has been caught
near Selma, Alabama.
IN M,llara ducks dressed for the oven" are
advertised in Buffalo.
Opera candy, which includes song and a
stick OF candy, is out.
PowdereG.head balls are the thing in
Louisville society.
Mrs. Fox, of Woster, Ohio, has died from
the stick OF a needle.
Beecher thinks Monday should be pay
day, not Saturday.
Georgia shad fishers are untangling their
nets, il possible.
Rabbits are Rnawing the y.a.s s,c..r trees
Of Live Oak, Florida.
The Caterer calls mincemeat "a CASTRO
nornic miscellany"
The Florida nurseries can't fill their Or
ders Tor r. ach trees.
The Hartford Times Gays: why this
coldnt ss, spring dear?"
Florida photographers are selling pic
lures OF the late icicles.
Deep Step is the unhackn neyed name OF
new Georgia postofice.
A house once tenanted by Webster ia
being torn down in Boston.
Cheese is, indeed, a peevish eli, disestins
all things save ITSELF"
A Wilcox, Georgia, housewife killed a hen
weighing Is pounds, net
Black snake items are thawins out nicely
lii Connecticut exchanges.
indianapolis is eating finger sized rad
iRhea at five cents a bunch.
The nutmeg hickory OF Arkansas is the
strongest wood in the land.
New York drug stores confess a great in.
crease IN the morphine habit.
A mill in Bartlett, N. H. elected 400
bushels Of shoe-pegs In one day.
Massachusetts sharpshooters are to set
up granite shaft at Gettysburg.
Silk underwear is reported to he more
elaboratsly trimmed than ever.
There are now 2OO,OOO,OOO carp, Of
German lineage, in this country.
Some OF the new sun shades have rather
gaudy handles made OF imitation jewels.
Miss Nancy collars" are what they call
those that turn down in front just a trifie
A A''number Of timely articles were dis
cusset1," at the Cincinnati editors BAN
quet.
A colored silk handkerchief sticking out
OF a mans pocket nowadaysis bad FORM"
Ladies known as religious extremists"
wear black gowns and bonnets during Lent.
Red, according to the fashion authori-
ties. will hold its own throughout the sum-
mer.
Wine decanters with jewelled shoppers
are new in importatiors, and very elegant,
too.
The crooked stick still OBTAINS" among
young men who delight to be taken for
swells.
Pointed shoes for men or women are de-
clared to be q fashion altogether OF the
past.
Plates costing $40 each do not necessa-
rily enhance the taste Of thefood served on
them.
A Banks, Georgia, man killed thirty ono
crows in thirty minutes. With strychnine,
though.
Now that fashionable women are discard
ing sealing-wax business men seem to be
taking it up.
white tulle dress, worn by Mrs. Roberts
in Washington last week, was trimmed with
natural violets.
sensible people have come to the conclu-
sion that the hric-a.brae craze has been
carried far enough.
Fall In Sugar.