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Show FOR THE LADIES. A nero woman, 12y years old, lives in i-'moklio, Ll iShe hu a bub, nearly 8U, but weaned. An Iuwa woman hn bogun her suicide sui-cide by marking tlie place od h-r throat where the in tends to cut when sht-geW sht-geW her courage up. California paper say that the lenti-ment lenti-ment of the people is averse to the execution of Mr?. Fair. Iaiprisonmca fur life is the popular sentence. Mrp. Jone-s of Bay City, Michigan, mude ber hubby baud out $60 for a new dreoa. 6ho did it with a little revolver. A western lady, to aid a feeble uhurch, recently painted on the inside rtorlt i-f the lueeiiHe houe twenty three days. True wu manly zeal, that. There is a youtijr lady iu Cauidei. studyinii Latin. 8ue bus a beau, lie asked her what sic tran$U gloria imtn-(i imtn-(i meant, iiho iianslaieU it, "Coujl-and "Coujl-and see uie on Monday." The female writers of America are ! now furnishing a larger amount of" reading matter to the magazine-ever magazine-ever betbro. The contribuiiois :i:t-' iuiproviug in quality also. A Louisville cditti- reurot.-i ; '.at d 1 dtantOD and Susau ll. Aiuiu'iiy ar-goiiiK ar-goiiiK to tho lV-itic in June, as that is a little late iu the season fur Cam , anche3 and too early for Arapaboes. Madame Angelus, a mulatto woman, has just finished walking a thousand miles in a thousand hours in England, being the third person who has ever accomplished this i'at, A young lady in a town out West, not famed for too much piety, has opened a store and placed upon it a sign roading: "Miss A. R. Jones, moral dressmaker and dry -goods dealer." deal-er." "George Sand," tho Widow Dude-vant, Dude-vant, is under cootract to write for tho Jitrvue dts deux Alonda at the rate of $40 per column of that publication, the column not to exceed 500 words. Few writers of either bx are so liberally liber-ally paid. Being just one steamer ahead of her papa, a pretty little New Orleans girl managed to get married in spite of his protests. Ho came up to her in time I to givo her his blessing, though hu phraseology was exceptionable. The board of education of Jacksonville, Jackson-ville, Illinois, propose to employ ie-1 ie-1 male teachers omy m all departments i of the oity schools. The jauiiors are 1 to be authorized to flog the big boys at the teachers request. A house wife in New Orleans, in filling up ber schedule of the census paper, described herself as the "head of the family," while in respect to the trade of her husband she wrote, "He turns my mangle." Mrs. Stanton means to occupy the coming summer with some tbeologico-scieniilic tbeologico-scieniilic studied on the origin of man and other evils. The Gulden Age will nublish the results of this new effort in behalf of the "down trodden." A young countryman shopping in Lawrence, Ma&., stoio a rido on the sprinkler of the watering cart, evidently evident-ly not knowing how the old thing worked. The driver pulled the valve lever and the countryman rose about three feet into the air, coming down wetter but wiser. Commissioner Pleasanton, of the internal revenue bureau, is greatly praised for giving the women clerks a chance at the higher grades of clerkships. clerk-ships. One lady in his bureau, alter sustaining a thorough and most difficult examination, has been made a first-class first-class clerk, and throe other ladies have successfully pasted tho examination for second-class clerkt-hip. |