The Bolivar bulletin. [volume] (Bolivar, Hardeman County, Tenn.) 1865-1888, 1871-11-24
LADIES COLUMN.

noteFaper.
England is to have Female Medi-
cal College.
4 woman in Indiana is applying
fhr fourth divorce.
A New York lady says the latest
thing out is-her husband.
A New Orleans lady boasts that her
hair Is Eve feet ten inches long.
Fashion DEGREES that gold bracelets
hereafter must be three inches wide.
4 Eve year old girl in Cambridge,
Mass, sent her three dolls to Chicago.
In every State In the Union, except
Kansas, q mother has no legal control
over her children.
Jet trimming has come in fashion
agnin, and is used very much ON clOaks
and cloth costumes.
The Empress of Germany has given
- go thalers as her personal subscTip-
I+on TO the Chicago relief fund.
Necklaces composed of very large
tortoise shell beads, deliberately car
we'd, are considered very elegant.
A new style of bronze clocks, for
parties, chime tune of music, with
silver bells, at the stroke of each hour.
The Mayor of Macon, Ga, offers a
silver service to the prettiest girl who
Will appear at the State Fair in home
spun.
Some of the bonnets are worn so
high that 1t Is a very difficult matter
to hold a parasol or umbrella over
them.
Marie AntOinette capes of velvet,
E1ush or asterene, are to be worn in
Tl,a NTH anna nOafnunPa this
winter.
Phe latest fashionable wrinkle is
for the gentlemen at parties to wear
Sarfs Of the color of the dresses worn
by the ladies whose escorts they are.
The Buffalo Courts hold that living
with n woman thiTty-nine years is as
good Ia the eyes of the Law as marry
ing her, and accordingly David Carr
II biganist.
A Ms. Moore, living near Vevay,
Indiana, whipped her husband re-
Gently for coming home drunk. She
IL evidently ambitious to be known RS
''thc bride Of lam q Moore"
There Is a young lady in Camden,
Mass, studying Latin. She has q
kca4I. He asked her what Isle tran
sit gloria mundi" meant. She trans
lated IL, "Come and see me on Mon
SlAy."
IThere are not fifteen women in
Utah who take the trouble to vOte"'
or course not. The best way in the
world to keep a woman from doing q
Thing Is Just to let her know the law
allows 1t.
A Boston hair-dresser begins his
s,Ryertisment with the startling an
nohncenent that "Bismark Is said to
have but two solitary hairs on the top
Of his massive head, and those two
Arc gray"
The latest accession to tho ranks of
rovaI and noble authors is the ex-
Ynpress Eugene, who has boon for
eo1u1c tfIue engaged on life of Mary
queen of Scots, which will shortly be
published.
A gold watch, chain and pin have
been given to Miss Mary Nichols, of
Fiaistow, Massachusetts,, tho watch
bearing an inscription declaring them
TO be presented because she is "mOdel
Christian woman"
The Woman Suffrage movement at
C3aluicothe has yielded to tho small
SJox in that place, and the ladies' have
hEd TO change the date of their con-
SS1lHon. In either case the inhabi-
tAntS are 10 DC plJleu.
At a recent fair In Portland, some
RAe needle-wOrk was exhibited, done
~ a lady ninety-siX years old, with
out the aid Of glasses, and yet it is said
that the American race has been de
generating for years.
Hr. Parton says there Is tradition
in Virginia that Mrs. George Wash
Tnoton was a little tart in her temper,
Cl,r,oy,1 lINr
with nocturnal discourse too much In
the style of Mrs. Caudle.
The latest style of headdress for a
bride is a wreath composed of small
white ostrich tips, instead of orange
blossoms, which have become as old
f2shiSned and hackneyed as the
wedding March" itself.
YoGser brother: "What's the mat
ser, sHa{y? Are you unhappy because
EeltlEr Of those fellows you were fiirt
ise With at CroQuet yesterday prOpOs-
- 70 you?" Mary: "Both did, Tom
a&d-l said yes TO the wrong ene!"
A den1i- rRillionafress of San Fran
disco has bestowed her hand, hear
ard hank account on G Chinese sutton
and tho manageable masculine ma
ffCes are more than ever disguised
with cheap Monaghan competition
Patriotism I'm young maidens il
Metz IL tantamount to all the virtues
A young French lady of that city re
Gently refused Prussian officers Ofte
Of marriage, and the next day receiv
Ell ten applications for her hanC
among the richest young men of thu
town.
Some girls will never learn to re
s6Rin the natural impulses Of thei
nature. A minister was baptizing 1
Rfrl at RipOn, Wis, and when he haC
submerged her, and came out of the
water, he asked her how she felt il
her mind. Her answer was: "A1
Aunky, only little wet"
The Richmond Enquirer objects K
tho new Yankee style of hitching W
ladies' stockings as an innovation OF
the good old garter system. The new
style is something of n novelty JUS
now, and doubtless the Richmond
editor will like them better when hC
Sees more of them.
A Chicago young lady writes to hel
lever pOstpOning the wedding II year
and remarks that he would be sur
prised to see her after the fire, from
which she emerged with waTdrOb'
consisting of a pair of pantalOons, one
slipper, and n waterproof. After tina
sIlft the youth failed to press his. He
too, Is Chicago sufferer.