The Bolivar bulletin. [volume] (Bolivar, Hardeman County, Tenn.) 1865-1888, 1882-01-05
ssrm Tines = Klaou a. Forty.

For the benefit Of that ventureso1ne
eaRss Of people who, Hike those possessed
Of sA irresistible destre 70 risk their lives
among savage African tribes, would
tae sad ShfpwTecks Of so many Of their
friends OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES on the
tTeacherUus sea Of natrimony-foR their
bsne6t, repeat, it becomes an impeTa-
Ave duty for me to make known a IN
ique chance Of connubial bliss which has
lately come 30 my notice. It Is OF Kabha-
ma Ohasna, Of Yerbo, in Upper Hun
gary, thas speak, and let him that
would secure a prize In the marriage
msrket hasten b the land of pomade and
pspI5ka, Sad without a moments delay
make her hts own. For time Is pressing;
ehs has often been snapped up, and viii
Ia al probability DO very soon snapped up
nSain. A wife who thoroughly under
Stands her socAal duties, and who is per.
tecs IN her PAGES, is, take it, universally
acknowledged to be a. desideratum :"
and Il the lady have now the honor 70
introduce 10 public notice does not full
al this condition, then nobody ever will.
EoI, Ike her sister in holy writ, she has
had seven husbands, and the last one has
tust died Here, however, the smile
comes 10 &n end for, instead of the
ssvenfold widow following her masters,
A&&hAEtDa ChaSna Is as sound as 3 bell,
and Il what Is generally said be true
hAs bat one anxiety In life, and that is
10 get married. sobald ais mogich r
Our heTodna-sUrely she must be hero
he-hrst married st II. She began her
ergssads agai1st the opposite sex modest
ky enough, BOE abe selected 3 shoemaker,
Who, however, succumbed to oonsump-
hO2 as the end OF fifteen months. He hard
lY lasted as long 81 one OF his own pairs OF
EaOes-bess quality. Number two was
a much tOzgheT customer. He entered
Ehs h5s At the rips age Of 81, held ont ID
yeGEs, and died a fortnight after his
Tooth Birthday. How long he would
have las4ed under favorable conditions Is
sa interesting but now bootless specu-
LatiOR- This affsix so pTeyed On Kath-
aEiDa's mind Shss she was fein 10 marry
within oGls month for consolation, and
t8is time u WIS = widoweY, who, how
ever, came TO q Tabery grave, for he died
OF dTopsy after four years al blias. All
This III luck wss beginning to tell ON
Kstharfna's spirits, and she determined
now 70 ia7est n something e warranted
to last. She lena a modest ear to the
burning tale Of a st9lwart farmer Of %,
bat alas he succumbed TO an - acct
dent, almost before the expiration OF
tbs honey whether he committed
suicide "a not clear. I will spare you
the next three husbands, tbs last OF
whom died on Wednesday. Suffice it
that a tate seeneG to pursue them all
and hustled them one after the other into
the s. great unknown" IF Katharine
does not marry again soon ii win be her
own fault, for several suitors are after
her. Although between 40 and 45, she
is stall strikinSly handsome, has SPLEEN
did figure, abundant black hair, and
does not look a day over 50. But, ah,
veil a-day she has cast her flashing eyes
on q youth of a, who is himself over
bead and ears IN love with someone else.
The Mayor Of neighboring town, a rich
widoweT Of n, Is said to have become
quite childish on tho subject of Kath-
arine, and humbly mumbles his suit.
She viii doubtless take him out of
"piqHe. - FIssesaG Cos. London Globe.