The Sunday tatler and Jersey City express. (Jersey City, N.J.) 1883-1886, 1886-09-19
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What that woman has suffered,
Minnie Maddefd, the actress, has taken
to whiting for Western magazines in addi-
ton to her dramatic duties.
All lineo, ladic1 unlaundried hemstitched hand.
kerchiefs, handsomely embroidered in coIor., re-
markably good bacgains, I0c only; actual value,
23c> Baron, Newark avenue
Mrs, Polk has never visited Washing
ton since she left it the wife of retiring
President, nearly forty years ago.
Mrs. Sara Davidson, of Lower Boulder,
Cal, shot bear, and with the beauty
received for it she paid for sewing
machine.
Mechanics, you will find every variety of tools
that you need at Wood Menagh's. 1SS Newark
avenue.
Lady Macdonald, wife of the Premier
of Canada, has private car when she
travels about the Dominion or, through
the United States.
The Princess Of Wales is said to be re-
sponsible for the enormous buttons which
| are worn on jackets. She wore them once
on roundabout, aud now the effect has
reached around the world.
Boys, coax your father or mother to purchase
| your wagons f-om Wood & Menagn, l5s Newark
avenue.
A mill in the north of England starts a
war on banns with this notice: TAll
young girls employed here must cease TO
wear fringe over the forehead after the
prevailing fashion, and must part their
hair down the GENRE. Failure to comply
! will be punished with dismissal.
When the Duchess of Edinburg went to
| see "Naiezda, in London, the anti-Rus-
sian sentiments of the pav deeply incensed
| her. and she sent an aid-de-camp to com
plain to the manager. She could not for
get that she was the daughter of the Gar
and the sister of another.
Fail neckties in the greatest variety and Of the
most elegant designs. The prices placed on THESE
goods are about so per cent lower than the same
goods eau be bought in other stores. Baron, 8
| Newark avenue.
Nine. Patti had curious experience
recently of the enthusiasm of Roumanian
women. AFTER the diva had ended one of
her particularly effective arias in the
Bucharest Opera House, a number of
ladies suddenly rose to their feet and
threw white pigeons with ribbons round
their necks on The stage until the singer
was surrounded by The birds.
Mrs. Jay Gould is rather short in
stature, though plump and comely. Her
face denotes intelligence, and was doubt
less very pretty when she was young. She
Is thoroughly domestic in her tastes, and
has devoted her time to her home and
| children. She spends two hours q day
with three small boys, and carefully In
spects all the books they read.
| 2No cheap stock. but Only the finest Of cloths
| found at Neiumanns Is Montgomery street. Gre T.
tlemen wi nov Inspect stock and order their Fell
I and Winter suits.
Mis-. Cleveland is the subject of this
little dispatch from Woburn, Mass. "A
| firm of shoe manufacturers here have just
finished pair Of dainty slippers for Mrs.
! Cleveland. The order came through an
| Albany house. The slippers are of the
lsOxford tie pattern, French kid, width
A A. They were made by hand Brown
bead work IS designed in four leaves on
the quarters and the vamp. The s.1s is
! three and half
The acme Of perfection those S. pants made By
[ Norris, 8 Montgomery street.