The Bolivar bulletin. [volume] (Bolivar, Hardeman County, Tenn.) 1865-1888, 1872-04-05
LADIES, COLUMN,

LADIES COLUMN 49,. -
Sleeveless jackets of black silk,
trimmed with lace, al 9 very much
worn this season.
Those unmitigated social nui-
sances, surprise parties, seem to
have got into fashion again.
Kansas women have voted for
a plumber of years on all questions
connected with she schools.
A woman's manners indicates her
taste, temper and feeling, as well
as the society to ichshe has been
accustomed. AIN .EeE IS
Because a man and his wife be-
dear and be-angel each other IN
public, don't be nre that they are
blessed turtle doves in private. 80
A lady widowed by the Chicago
confagratiou has been remarked.
Her second husband calls her his
relic Of the great fire.
Stranger (te a Mormon): ''AreH
you saints sealing many wives. now
a-days?p Mormon: sssNo, we are
concealing those we already have"
Something for lovely women to
ponder-The criminal class is mas
culine, since men alone can proper
ly be called the male factors of the
community.
Artists are to wear ground=glass
spectacles this summer IN order
that they may not be be shocked by
the bright tints and huge figures
Of the Dolly Warden costumes.
A Bangor (Me.) girl has meta
mOrphosed hsrself into what iscOm-
monty considered one-ninth of
man, and as fashionable tailor has
made incalchlable sums. N skS
The Supreme Court of Illinois
having refused to grant the appliz
cation of Anna NJ Haletts, the fez
male aspiraut for legal practice, the
lady intends to lecture aboutit-s g
Religion and dressmaking take
up the entire attention Of our bellies,
and heir time is about equally divi-
ded between their spiritual welfare
and their spring toilettes.
A farmer lately went to his law
yer to know ifhe. could get adivoree
because-his wife was growing weak
er every day, and couldn't work on
the farm as she used to do. m
Matte Mortin, Burlington girl
dosed herself With arsenic recently
to beautify her complexion, but did
not live to testify to the efficacy of
the beauty-imparting powers of the
drug. .BEFfTTof1
A Western editors editorial state
ment, eve are living at this mo-
ment under absolute despotisnl, . is
explained by his contemporaries by
the fact that he has been lately
married. ks val 8s Fsaga
A happy pair made the choice Of
the 18th of February as their mar
riage day, and were reminded by the
officiating clergyman that their sill
yer wedding could be celebrated in
just one hundred years. lg sza "a
At a recent Flor5ntine ball a
white-arm ed demoiselle was able to
dispense with all covering over
her shoulders, as her cunning dress
maker had so fashioned the waist
that it did not need support from
above.
The Scranton, Pa, lodge of the
Knights of Pythias recently deter
mined to dub Francis Williams,
Pythian knight, but dnTing the GER
emony of imitation it was discover
ed that the Francis should be spelt
r'noeS' aasuRg hma aasveNz
A young wife, on being lately
asked what she would do if her
husband should fail, replied: Give
on arms, to be sure; ] have two and
he has two-with hands at the end
of them" We viii venture to. say
that that couple will never fail.
A'little waif, met in one of Bos-
TONS marrow tboroughfares the
other morning, when askedsif she
had mother, replied naively, 'I
dunno, but / guess not, for when I
ran away this morning the old 'uns
was quarrelin', and father had the
Ratchet" EGA - B.atsA
A West ern woman aged %, has
been sued for seducing d boy Is.
The parents of the unhappy youth
brought the suit and claimed $1,000
damages, bat as the lady offered to
repair the wrong by marrying
the sedpsed one they were non
suited.
A young man applied fer q mar
riage license In Cambridge, but the
clerk reminded hish of two previous
applications. Eyes" was the re.
ply, "the other girls-did not know
Iwanted to get married tilt I show.
ed them the doeanaent--but thi.
one does" ~ ~
The inscription OF. an. sIGhica, n
Y, tombstone composed and eh.sel
ed by a bereayed husband aftel
lauding to the skies the Writes o
the deceased wife, concludes will
= the assertion: @She is in Heavens
then, IN a parenthesis, is. the say
ing claTtse, 81 hope.R 81 w8
iazHr aaa e1aa II. sl-tEI asr
A young woman in Pennsy1vani,
is reported, to have been quiteeureC
of CONSUMPTION BY tie ifbernal zust
of kerosene during many months
. If any young man should make