The Bolivar bulletin. [volume] (Bolivar, Hardeman County, Tenn.) 1865-1888, 1871-10-06
LADIES COLUMN.

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The city bellies at summer resorts
are not church-going bellies.
An English lady has been sued for
breach of promise by a farmer.
Long kid gloves are again wUn
with the Opea sleeves.
Sleeves are to be made baif wide,
with rcvers of the same material
Very long coat-shaped postillions
are to be worn with demi-eain
skirts for indoor toilets.
Scarf walls of brown gauzs are
much worn, tied around brown straw
hats, with a variety boquet in front.
Blue and yellow, and gray and
brown are the faHorite combination
of colnrs for costumes this fall.
Ernestine L. Rose, one of the most
eloquent of the woman-women, y
lecturing in England TO enthusiastic
crowds.
Demi-trains are to be adjusted fO4.
street wear by means of tapes TO
loop them up to the waist at the bach
seams.
Dejeuners, luneheons, keitie-drums
and afternoon receptions will be the
most fashionable kind of entertain
ments for next winter.
The females of one of the Indiaz
tribes, in order TO keep silence, fiQ
their mouths with water. Our women
fill theirs with tea and gossip more
than ever.
a new styls of earning Is in ths
shape of paddock, having the milf
represented by large diamonds.
Owing to nervousness at a railway
station, "a lady crammed her wallst
into her mouth and emptied IA Ienu-
made into her pocket.
y lady who was greatly annoyed
by the lOquacity of her servants, bs-
ing asked why she didn't try dumb
walters, replied, IL have tried them,
but they don't GRstoer."
Deep founccs are no more in fsv5sr
than narrow ores. When both are
used in combination, the narrow one
is underneath.
The double cape OF bright Scotch
plaid is a very fashionable street gar
ment for young girls n from Toto Is
The style of arranging the back
hair for the next season will be a
French twist surrounded by a tw!st4S
coil of'heavy braid.
Striped, speckled, and colurg1l
stockings have taken the place oF
white, and are worn 20 match Es1s
color of the dress.
y new Autumn costume has thrrs
casaques, draped behind with scarf
sash of faille and velvet finished sE
with silk tassels.
lace flonnces are worn on the up
per skirts of dresses, instead of the
lower, to prevent them being troddon
OH and torn.
Jewelry of chiselled red gold, stud
ded with small jewels in the old Nor
man style, are very much in favor
and are very elegant.
The best way TO improve the lot or
women, according TO a Boston pnpeE,
is to put a good house on the LOT, and
n good man in the house.
The modistes have made but LITTLE
change in the simpler costumes. They
are mostly made with double slxiras
and short half-fitting jackets.
\ polonaise, or close cut paletot,
with pelerine cape or large collar,
will he the most fashionable gar
ment for girls for fall wear.
Two thousand women, the Com
munist prisoners, are charged with
denouncing others to the rulers OF
that faction during its brief re5gu.
A new style of round hat for La
dies is q sort of Scotch cap of black
velvet or straw, ornamanted with u
black wing, fastened by n drsgon-fiy
c imposed Of peacOck's feathers.
An improved trimming for fha
bottom of dresses resembles velvet,
but is. in reality, sort of leather or
Oilcloth, with which the dress Is
bound and which can be washed of
with a sponge.
Ladies in the country have taken
to wearing thick boots with square
heels, rs the Louis Quinze boots aud
heels are not at all adapted for rough
service.
One Of the largest hotels in Phila-
delphia is owned and managed By q
woman, and in one store, among
several large ones owned by women,
a business of over 100000 a year is
done.
4 new article for the toilet IA D
paste which is said will make the
brOwnest hand white after a few ap-
plications. 1t comes In glass boitl9s
in the shape Of a hand, and is very
expensive.
Mrs. Barton and Mrs. Eldret two
sisters, at Baldwintvillc, ". Y, who
had always lived near each other.
died the same day recently. at the
ages respectively of ninety-five and
eightv-seven, buried at one time and
place.