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Southern ladies' journal. (Little Rock, Ark.) 1886-18??, 1886-08-21
COntsHHe6'

ME- ~ Western IanbeI ,,s c7' E y
Eau Claire, Wis., Snu ..o Owing oalI
lack Ine'l' Of a'> logs caused BY 'D' :
drouth.
Southern ladies' journal. (Little Rock, Ark.) 1886-18??, 1886-08-21

al: l0ll' -. AT the top We psjnts twenty 'ns
sba1ai little s lighter, and t the e. flea
shaded off to a dull pink. : SS'ilngw|
The ceiling had bee, ~.
ana had to be thoroughly cIean 'sI1 1.e
painting. But as it had I ha'' before
mothers precious n.., Il"u been grand,
except on state occasions, # W., s s..
possible tc clean it. Y"' l0' ln'
The freize decorated viz
enc ,nesnu' leaves and blossoms, sons 4;,',
letting a branch run far ont t'' a'
ceiling but, of course, never do, s ! af
wall below the line of the freize. Y l, w.
teen inches from the top as ,bmn
nave done had the whole wall been paint
ed, The plaster was too ronrb P' ~,
broken IN places to look we'll pained,r
over.
The panels over the fireplace cove.
ed with luxurlant masses of white dog
wood slightly tinted with pink.
On the mantel we placed some Old
silver candlesticks inherited with M
house-and a big gray and blue gnga
jar filled with peacock feathers, ThI
longest reach to the ceiling, and sweep
across the mantel. A slender vasem
one side holds a beautiful hand-cra
made of peacock's feathers. Another
vase holds three very artistic fans ofhens
feathers. Inthe fireplace stands grand
mothers bright brass 6re-dogs, and
cheerful wood fire always blazes there I
at need. Ia Hu4a
Grandmother's little round cherry al
bic stands near by, covered with anoa
shawl, though you would never know |
that if | did not tell you. It was a ggalII
shawl, left here by visitor VINO na
tired oft. We made it smaller lIIF0
wrong side out, where the cooFS we're
mixed and blended into harmony n'
used it for a table-cover' .a.
The door opening into the nall ''' r,,
AWAY. and a curtain hung in its place.
This is made of some thick dreSs-SaN'
all wool and very WIDE bought "a. =
"sale" year or two ago f 's. T. ' %5rl
yard dull red, with a "lpe ,. Da,,a III
sage-green bordering It an an 'l botton, d!
der the green band at the D ~ cbstpd
sister e and burs in outline, with h,n ,
gold-colored knitting sllk' /, + exactly
3 va" Aonnel OF cav
t - l'. shade ottb yellow wall n ,''"
1 It cost two dollars and four ''H'''
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Southern ladies' journal. (Little Rock, Ark.) 1886-18??, 1886-08-21
HOME DECORATION.

endeayOr to draw out the interest III
American women in the industries OF
woman. is setting forth some excellent
articles in the Boston Woman's Jour-
nal relative to the remuneratlVe
work women can perform, One
of the articles upon home decorations we
give in this department of our journal
to-day. The ladies writing the article
performed the work in their own home,
and obtained work Of the same kind in
the homes of their buster neighbors.
lust now, while we constantly see
elaborate descriptions of the luxurious
homes Of the wealthy, some account OF
the decorations Of palmer homes may in
terest those who live in the simple old
country houses built with little thought
of beauty, by our grandfathers.
Such was the home of our childhood.
Square, like so many of the New Eng
land farm-houses, but smaller than most
of them. Two front rooms, sep trated
by the little entrance or hallway and
the big square chimney and front rooms,
in my grandfather'S day, we're pantry,
kitchen, and bedroom, while in the rear of
these was sort of one-storY addition call
ed "the Shed-part," with bedroom on
one end and ''washroom'' on the other,
and an open porch between to admit
light to the kitchen. "
Later the kitchen and bedroom were
thrown into one large dining-room with
very large window in the south end,
and "the shed part enclosed and made
into two rooms, one for kitchen and
one for a bedroom, as it was necessary
to have one sleeping room down stairs.
The plain, simple furnishing of this
house has seen little change in many
years, and this spring it was positively
necessary to do something towards re-
furnishing, though very little money
could be spared for the purpose. Z
We began with the little hall, and
painted all the woodwork, both up
stairs and down, with burnt umber.
There is a~quaint old railing along the
stairs, and some pretty panels in the
doors Under the stairs is a little CUP
board, with broad panel in the door,
which seemed especially to invite decor
alton On this painted tall stalks of
deep red and pink hollyhocks. The
walls we painted a rather light and not
100 vivid yellow with frieze about four
teen inches deep of little lighter tint,
Southern ladies' journal. (Little Rock, Ark.) 1886-18??, 1886-08-21

thu lllC SClllllS otlll ASilCi' HSCu
hardly say thatthe ceiling is low, scarce
" more than nine feet high, and this
graduation of color gave it an appear
ance of greater height. The frieze |
decorated with a vine of woodbine,
painted in shades of brown, not too dark,
and often very shadoWy and indistinct,
indeed, not intended torepresentm much
more than the shadow of the vine, occa-
sionally firm and strong, then shading
off paler and fainter, especially where it
runs up into the ceiling.
On the floors we used a carpet of dull
yellow ingrain,for which we paid eighty
five cents per yard.
The lower hall is lighted only by five
little panes of glass over the front door,
and almost covered by woodbine which
overruns the whole front of the house.
The upper hall has one window half
hidden by the woodbine. Last year |.
found in the nelghboring city some pref
ty pale yellow muslin, sprinkled with
little sprigs of pink, blue, and brown
flowers. 1t was fine in quality, and al
though only five cents yard, quite as
pretty as some of the comparatively ex-
penSive Madras muslins. =a#
This used for curtain to the upper
window, and left the row of panes down
stairs uncovered except by the leaves of
the vine outside, through which a few
Aecks of sunshine simmer and dance on
the walls all the morning.
The careful use of the yellow and
brown has made this dark little entrance
cherry and bright enough to impress the
visitor like cordial welcome. 9sa
Directly opposite the front door, run
ming from the cupboard to the stairs, is "a
| little bench, or rather box-Seat, large
enough for two persons. The cushion
to this is covered with the yellow carpet
ing tackled on with brass-headed nails,
taken from the remnants of an old hair
trunk. This cushioned seat is on hinges,
and underneath is a good place to keep
rubbers and other unsightly 7necessaries.
The front-room on the north of the
passage is small, and has two east win
doWs and one north one. All thewin-
doWS in the house are small, and this
room we have always considered rather
cheerless. The freplaoeis a very good
sized one for use, and the mantel is pref
ty, with little grooved columns at the
sides, and three panels at the top.
We painted the woodwork of this
Southern ladies' journal. (Little Rock, Ark.) 1886-18??, 1886-08-21
House and Home

We will be grateful to any of our friends who will
contribute matter to this column OF gooa SNORT
extracts for home life, industry and amusement
Telegram-herald., 1886-06-10
WOMEN OF THE WORLD.


Miss 1lc0lt's Little Women has been
translated into French.
One OF the newly appointed directors oi
the Peoples Bank in Stockholm Is a woman
LecrUring on the poets has become a
fashionable pasrme for ladies OF leisure and
literary taste.
Mrs Buckingham. of California, Is The
most popular lady ON fle Pacific slope
among the BOYS. She has an orchard "a mile
long
lt may be intere- ting for the ladies t0
know that tae ueEi fashion in hair. accofd-
ing to a London authority, viii be 10 wear
ir in huge project ng r.aiis, such as The old
Fiurentile masters used 20 paint.
The most expensive Young ladies in
Atlanta spend about 500 a year each for
dresses. and when one If these lovely
creatures has "a wedding. they say her father
is lucky II he comes our 0f it for less than
$500
Caroline Herschei. the woman astron-
omer, al the age oi sd admitted that sire. for
some reason or other. not only bad never
ara offer ot marriage but that she had never
bad auFi hing thar size could coustrue into
che shadow Of an idea of an offer. and that
therefore Size was not beAolden 10 the men.
The necessary qualifications for q success
iul woman journalist. SAYS +. A. Conner.
are. A natural inclination for writing.
good health and q strong viii. ind0nutabie
courage. perseverance ami "a sunny temper. '
Her preparations should De-. a fairly good
education and the habit ~ stead industry
She should read an the newspapers. keep
ing track Of current events over all the
world"
The belle II the South today. according to
g correspondent. ls Miss Gordon the aaueh-
Ter 0f General Gordon She IS described as
dream oi feminine lovelness. and for an
Hiea ot her appearance the reader is referred
to the dcs.r jon NJ Lady Bunk~uore by
The Duchess. apc is advised 'o help out
Dis imagination with Clara We're he We're
Telegram-herald., 1886-06-10

fAUkt AAll b RAA hiE Ahh SfllL Al lhE
- iAAh- hui ] NAA. lQ Auaa "a la saals
farm fsf q hUl,e aal lpt "a la aauk a. tly 8
~i.sf.e larrt aud Stone "a lo N4lts ta hul b
hoase aua .a. cheap. - lo nnuts lo ssffun ste
ltf iniee mouths Also al lo s5li ies iots
Wl-A uo pas mell hli buyer lo hlill Immediately 81
Charles 81 Bake a NQanog st
Io-. SALE-A DOMESTIC sENlNH MACHINE
l With all attachments. Can te seel 81 80. b
Paris ave -
EOk eALE ONE SMALL SAFE HEAkI1
1 nca. icr sale cheap. Albert Coye SON. -ld
npor. Canal si g.
IoR SALE-A GROCERY IN OK oF IlfF
/ besi ocaiiors iu tue tiiy al bargain. Address
j. J., Telegram Herald oilCl.
TOR sALE-COMPIEIE SIT ~ 81. REFOkrs
/ Waits actions aud leiclges aud other falu-
able iaW books. Nlt he sld CHEAP. Address
Pred = Clark. Grand Rapids. MlcA-
LOR sALE-A SECONDHAND CHGKERINa
L piano. VIII pe sold cheap u sold soon. Cal
az M Deweys le9 Monroe 81 up Stair.
EOk sALE-A LADY WHO j. 6OlN6 To
II leave the city desires 90 sell n tue square
plane. four round coTuers nrSi- cia,z make. leen
used less Than three months Aus be sold iu
i"o weeks. cah aiieF p m. ~ ea ottawa -
NOR sALE-CHEAp-IWO fHElON BIo-
L glts aud one tNo-seaied surrey luegy VIII
IRE ,chaak, o6 Fast Bl1gest, opposite Hafes
liquor store -
TOR sAIE-A FlIl- l-CLASs SILVER MATCH
/ kigin National Watch Cunpauys make
cost ,ii, used DU little. Viii De sold a. Liberal
discount Inquire ai iEieGAAS- S-HERALp office
NOT AZ DEER PARK BIT AT B&ADFlEl.D a
y Co All store ls The place where those lue
portraits can be seCi Made oy tie New England
Portrait Co.
Telegram-herald., 1886-06-10
wAERE LIE cRANks I've.

There are some queer citizens in De
troif. One man wants the Common
Council 70 rent him 3 room N the City
daIi ior a saloon; another petitions for
the privilege oi turning tie pavilion IN
tns Grand Circus park into a beer stand.
and "JfW KELLY, agent for FoRE.
PArGH's circus, desires a permit 20 rna Is
peanut and pop stand on the balcony of
~ Che Cry Han tower, while the Park
Commissioners ara building a $1,000
casino and beer hau ou the Belle Isle
park. Vow u they only had AZ inssue
So, Ium where some of these cranks couid
b. pul tee towa Foud 6a fixed
Telegram-herald., 1886-06-10

Ilok kENI-IN inE BIDf d 1l tAAAl-SI ONE
front room >sLtu1le Hsf au Office or l8IEiue
lDom ior gentlemen. A soou pafiy can have tlc
same ~ very .oa faie Enquire a. once az =.
CANA Il. G. a. btrWln. l5l
I'OK RENr-ONE SUIT OF OFFlCE ROOMS oN
first leor one suii oi living rooms ana one
furnished r1um ren d asouatle one 81 ihe best
legations. Enquire at 81 Monroe-s-. lmIceu block
kuom q. s6
TOR RENI- peasant ROOMS, FURNISHED
L or uufuuisAed with board, ls5 fouHtaiu-si.
corner Barclay. Also house for sale. "a
no RENr-A SUITE OF FURNISHED ROOMS
! i0r Two OI three months. Please enquire a,
pa tuiton and kaIsOm-sls sit MTs. Patterson = -
TOR RENT-FCRNIsHE OK UNFURNIsHEp
L rooms on first aad second door, at 80 North
Division IT.
NOR RENT-A FURNISHED HOUSE TO RI
/ sp0usible parties. Inquire al once a. us Ot
tawast. 81
NOR RFNT-A LARGE ROOM GROUND FLOOR
/ closets and bath T0om. win or without
board 20 Couege-Ave.
TO RENI-ONE NICELY FURNISHED ROOM
! suitable Ior one or tW0 gentlemen, lu pE-
Fate family. pleasantly siiuaitd opposite postof
Zee. Inquire al 40 \. Division s..
TO RENI-6OOD III BNlSHkD ROOMS AT 3
j very low rate. Apply az the Hemple House
DOAKDING-TWO NICELY FURNISHED
is a large room on ground apor with bas window.
Is North lonla 81, fith house, north oi post0til
Telegram-herald., 1886-06-10


THE JOURNALISTIC PROFESSION.
Hon. CHARLES T.. FTcH, editor Of the
R0ch ster Democrat, who has been Civ
lng O series Of lectures on journalism at
Cornell University, suggested the giving
oi the degree of b. j. Bachelor Of Jour
ualsm. and the newspapers are makiug
various add varying comments upon the
suggestion, most OF them uiiculing H.
the proPrisiy of carry iug the subject TO-
ths isuggh % making special collegiat.
eogrse may vel be questioned, bat there
is Do reason WY classes Ia Journalism
% sh. 1e formed and considerab e
amount of valuable information be- im-
parted that woul make batter Journal
ISIS be- the future. Whis 10 is true that
thu greater part o1 "a journalists profess
soual education mns- be- obtained from
actual tx perIeuee. thsre are many features
winch could oe taugbt by tex books OF
lectures. There IS 40 good reason why
the journalist could not be- equipped for
his work by schooling as well as the phy-
sic.an. The latter as we'll as the former
must necessarily learn muca by ex-
perlencs.
Telegram-herald., 1886-06-10

Ils Opinions q Lapf = Z. AA1ssL-
LlrE. - e1gFs 1slf cf
Tie lzlaazaa- 4 aa4l3 al Aalslg AID
sAli.a-=i 7s.-lsg aa4 ~ 1l t--
ser-as lI--s-er-...- ct tl4ss $40 .4Fe
--sl -l.l l-all-s iae e.s-l---4r s.ale--,
a.l particularly al --s lzl ala sa-=l
es rAe f..e1 tn-.tars tletalf o.
..le t.e e.4ta-s t.al4 s. lseessarf g.
r-ar- ~ t-= t-l -oar ste4- tset
---s zlL-ea a-s .ls VI t-- organizers ~
l-= er.irr ~ htlz IS et Lalar -al 6 one
lf as .eal--g eoaasslqrs a-t officials.
81 oas ta-ss --or= at-rsst ~ Vie oT1-l
f-4a -. s1i le g pa fl.tel llf eolseEFa-
r-- 81 ..r t-uia-.y al5 a desire to GOA
arl4lze. 1-t ae declares flat as a-es
Telegram-herald., 1886-06-10

/ VTANTED-BY YOUNG LADY. SITUATION As
/ W sten0gTapheg Address ~ S. +. -21 Iumer-
ilrANrED- SITUATION AS NlGnI WATCH
" man rs leGmster dostie- or VII acccpt amy
honorable employment Aaaies a. 4. r. 2ii
JacSsou-st City 5u
KVANTED-B1 ACARPENTFR EMPLOYMENT
~ al my ir3de or anything honorable JOs. h
Watson. 4s4 4Ottawa-st., City. So
WANTED SITUATION As PROOF-READER
~ ON daily newspaper Long experience
Good reference Address A. :. Hopkins Haui-
son Wagon Works. Grand Rapids 80
NrANrED-Bl a MANAND WIFE SITUATION
~ ou q farm OF in store. Qua'ihel TOR almost
aiy kind OF business Are reliable and trust
worthy, and would ike permanent work Ad-
dress Box l., M1ir, Mich a.
IANIED-A YOUNG Man WITH FIRST
~ Class. city references wants situation W
wholesale store o. learn Ihe business. Address C
N. BOX ! care Telegram iieraid. IS
{TANTED-A SITUATION BY A FIRST Class
" c0achmau (cOore0 in private family, OF a
situation IS teamsfer- Address ~ box 2, care
Telegram Herald" 4s
WANTED a STU ALTON BI a YOUNG NAN.
" IL years Of age to drive delivery WAGON 0r 40
any honest employment good habits References
II required address q. II lZ. ath-ave city As
ITANTED-BY A MARRIED Man A sITUA-
w ti0n around store at auy place of trust by
thoroughly reliable man = q. care Telegram
Herald As
MANIFESTATIONS WANTED TO DRlNE
" delivery. Can give best ~ references
Address A. X. care Telegram Herald Office. 81
VANTED-BY A MIDDLE AGED MAN
W situation ~ some honorable employment
Has bad experience iu bl>iuess. Would nof
object to travelling Good references Address
G.. r. care OF Telegram Herald Office a.
VANTED-sIEgATI as SALESMAN ON
" the road to represent Drug, Grocery or
Tobacco hous-. Has bad experience aad can
command lrst class Trade. Address s. s. S. box B.
Telegmm-HeTal -
WANTED-A SITUATION A. BARTENDER
" by "a good reliable youaE man. BIAS had tour
years experience Addrtss 4. 81, care IeicEram-
Herald. -
WANTED "A SITUATION AS WORKING
~ house keeper o. one OF two gentlemen of as
useful siiepdautto On invalid la'iy by athoroughy
respectable married woman with bef husbfI q.
No children. Address H. T. care Telegram
Herald.
ANTEn-IUclTI0N n1 PATTY WISHING
~ % uprescni s0iCe iohhiug housa in capacity
o. city salesman. Four year experience. besi of
reference Aldrgss care TEi.fsRAn-iiERAiD.
MANIFESTATIONS A. H0OkkEEFER OK
" copying done evenings hy 8 cood peumfn
having thorough hu-iHtss training. Prices
mederaie. fail or adde's % tanal-sf fs
lIANTED-A SITUATION A. BpokkEfPER.
" o. books 60 posi- evenings hy person
Thoroughly jus ed iu the bIsiness pnre in &C.
coriauce Wifh tlt times fsl CT afIfoss Book.
keeper rom IS so t6 Canal -
Telegram-herald., 1886-06-10

kEAEIlFI IIL1 fLRSl-HEu IOlcE-t ES-
/ tr-ig a.a.ta slua..Ie lal .eal l-t~.ls l...-
sl. nei-lll..ia.ssl- Nent trly lat Address
q Telegram HERALD
ls1h EEAI-lI kAI-hED uut-L ftflE
I ns.als ioI inlalIs oftso Cam laFe lmnsil-
ate possession AdcGes- "a Telegram nerala allee
Iok RENI-flhE HOUSES fo HEAl tAali
i 4 tuelZ 1lA uta cottages iol sale iflu $50
to -l.2V. ka,issi terlas el..ul lo iosl llss
- CaI. lesri->l
40 RENI-HOJSE AND RAIN OA BROAD
I Way ln good oIaer Also lagse oa Lasi
Bridge street. nearly utw. To- responsible per
l1t. Joss IalfE aLl b. given. Ne have iaf -a.e
several house aild lots an easy icIms. Nt write
Insurance ou 40 classes 0f llsulalie property ~
fates naei ny our-eiNes Money 90 iuau uu Teal
estate security. e4yslnith Bns. oiLce- houll s
IAalaley clock Grand RAPIDS 81
Telegram-herald., 1886-06-10

CLLN - WLLLIAALE
Performing Bear and Countless
ofAER ClkI0-l
Telegram-herald., 1886-06-10

1s 1H e4 f-1N tlkt at ItA AFae- IaRF
sasef i.s.l.s.l = "a, a &. s.s..fils r... . 81
l..i.s - ltl lt af s alsals t.sl... - -.
as 4f< u a 81 esfltzsei{ tt-. l>la.f
+-s ttA- a t'--.ls isa - Aa.t-
FfU 81 tIh AHft-t. ttH & a-
II .a la -. y. er. t.r... ..a s,..-
.... l.a- l.... 80 rllsf I..rfs So =. I.... -.
Erse Il.sa.tsl sl..1 I..... &. l.....l. I.'r.. -.
ltIfllaaliaa 81 e|ase af na aarl.-l.a sfcfi
l.sA IlsI-t e. $3.50 ita.e 4s
sftH -4l t-.tNF Haf~t aN. Is.r a.r
4 .2 a.... Itas lr.0t rr. ~s ..l -. M
~ t,l rrs.e 81 sa M aI. =.
itt sans ra.e kaeaH. ll.. ..t .a ..a -.I
i s E-.. f.. e.
Telegram-herald., 1886-06-10

The reporter Who started and furnished Co
i.e press thac wicked telegram last
saturday announcing ihe death or Henry
Ward Beecher should be hunted down and
shipped Sd Africa where he can spend bis
time in watching the movements Of the
BRITISH army MIR Beecher says his health
is ellent-Jarkssn Crf.4n
Telegram-herald., 1886-06-10

TOR RENT-OLD AND WELL ESTABLISHED
photograph gallery on second loor, over 55
West Brdge-st Rooms partially furnished Rent
cheap 10 good parties. s3tf
no RENT-DEsfRABlE sIORE 80 80
l PeaTl-st Lovett block. ROW occupied by Mohl
and Van Alstine VIII be FOR rent May lst. Geo.
NJ. Allen.
Telegram-herald., 1886-06-10

These seem t0 bee the days oi great cry and
iu.e wool Ever since Governor Swinef0rd
started for his position in Alaska. he has
had lot Of fellows harrassiug him in tbe
rear This neces-itated him going TO Wash
ineton % seek yindicalion. this he has fail y
received as he wa, couirmed by Tine Senate
on Thursday night NakeIoa Democrat.
Telegram-herald., 1886-06-10

4 GOLDEN OPPORTUNITY FOk tE tNhR-
Il geuc young man with s2Vn % buy q half
Interest IN pleasant aud proi.tshIe business. or
viii take q small farm or ciiy properly il pas
stable, hen and wood house. fIuit slruicTy. Ntl
anc cisiern. A dandy place price Sd. 100 ga easy
terms, for iull particulars call adaress ioFcr
4 Johnson. roOm g. second door. no. 20 Csnal-sf
Telegram-herald., 1886-06-10

Hensv James Says that the climate oi
Boston -intoXica as like Chamua2ne
Henry must have written his novels in
some place " here tle climate is Ike sarsa-
parla pop Lansing Stfte E-pH5hcm.
Telegram-herald., 1886-06-10

The Pubhc Lcadsr. The lQuor dealers
organ IN this city, expresses lis pity o. find
such a grand, g.0r0us organization as the
Knights % Labor governed by man With
principles So narrow aud iauaticai as
P0vaerly aud 1erelick This because
they have been advising the workinguen to
keep away from saloons Detroit Tfij0ac.
Telegram-herald., 1886-06-10

WANTED ONERCOATs. 1000 PAIR on
~ pants. Oh suits and al other east of gloth-
Jug and boots aid shoes. oaa buy. bighe.i-c..-h
price. Cheap John Is East Bri-c-st aud lr-
Cauai-st. Telephone a. cd
Telegram-herald., 1886-06-10
FOTND.

IOUND-A GENTLEMAN Scarf TTN TN
l shape of n boat oar with initial Letters ou fhe
blade owner can have the ssme al this olBCe by
paying fof this notice.
Telegram-herald., 1886-06-10
ron S1LH-NEESP4PKR 0rTFlr

COR sAlE CHEAP FOR CAsH-1HE PLANT
ol ,le 'Grand Rapids Morning JcicCmm.
consisting ~ 80 inS minion type in hsi-ciass con-
aition 9 lbs of uonparel type. new. double
dump galley. Call OF address a. ence IELU0RAN-
HERALD.
Telegram-herald., 1886-06-10

VTANTED-BY YOUNG LADY. SITUATION As /
" slenOgrapheg AddIe,s N s =. -21 Iuner
Telegram-herald., 1886-06-10
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