The weekly Panola star. [volume] (Panola, Miss.) 1857-1881, 1861-07-11

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honor u bis lady love Il usually
took iFo woeka 10 make DO trip 10
T~arfytown, II We rather of small
moment With our SLOW l%liyers, as 10
v hat time they reached market. ~.
gnfding n ~ one N those thing. chat
was 70 take place. and that was On
)igh, they were content 10 be- vide
and full Of fun, and no hawk.
Eyed wife 10 watch them, their hap.
was completely iclicitous.
Having On board some twenty Of
mr. SLOW River farmers In the finest
for fun and jokes, the sug.
Of Esquire Billy Iliukle, fwho
vas more Familiarity known rs uncle
Hinkle) who il Wa said would
lcar and answer better by that name
When he wouldn't by any other. ~ he
and u came right to him. lilo pro.
'oscd that all should have y good IN.
outstanding upon their words Of
not to get mad vt anything
hat was done or said, under The pen.
ny of paying a big company treat,
'hen they reached Tarrytown, to
all pledged their words of honor
0 abide. Uncle Billy was a lectlc
nnd of fun himself at timcs, being
rom home, and feeling a leetle ut
.berty to enjoy himself, he Ind some
" mischief Il brewing, which easily
ccounts for the required pledge by
the company, but no body thought
Or n moment. that Uncle Billy Was
iadylng mp anything, time passed on
and though days had come
nd gone. the idea of changing their
ccustomcd rarb, had not as vet in.
upon their funny wits,-all At
n~ec--says Uncle Billy it is time,
to hunt up our ragors. for in a
or so, the Street Poiy will land
IN Tarrytown--all startling M rs
'om a profound slumhcr. and com.
Q search into his bundle for n
izor, after some delay, consequent
pom the needed search, II was ascer.
'ihcd to q moral certainty that there :
rs but onc razor in the company, I
nj that Uncle Billy was the forti- I
ate holder Of that one, who was kind
to propose the terms upon |
hich his razor could BE- used by the ]
'mpany, as there were so MANY to t
} shaved, and the mct,le Of his m.
" could not stand the test, all at
zee, Of so many. and ,ha, bcginningl
IN himself, each was to shave one. !
III OF his face, aud then hand the v
aor to the next man who stood in a
adincss to receive IL. c
These terms were agreed 10 and (
titled by the company, and a de-. v
Irturc from them would have brought il
'wn heavy consequences, M the e
ual word Of honor was given, so t
tn this understanding Uncle Billy q
kes the razor and draws il softly r
or his hand, shook his head, and .
pressed his fears. that the razor d
'ald hardly be able to 60 through p
tn the operation, but howsomcser
rs Uncle BILLY there amt nothing Il
Q trying II. b'hoys-so he takes his v
md soap, and made a foam. q
, lathcr, and put up the rasor 10 q
face, and shaved one.half Of his n
e exactly. and looking down very v
owinsiy. handed the highly prised v
trument over to his next nciehbor. B
list all, looking on. and sesit;ny h,