The weekly Panola star. [volume] (Panola, Miss.) 1857-1881, 1867-01-12

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H. Lftlef Boz q eentle reminder
another column wlich persons IN
,ftied bad better look iher Give
iapm his money nnd stop trying
Ut around paying whai you owe
Read the card Of Leopold Goepel
l. Main street, Memphis dealer 10
nuus. liis advertisement 10 IN
her column fully explains itself
I've hin a call when sou visit The
j.
There are quite n number oi per
.ns who owc M for legal advertising,
I'd SO specially request such indl-
|duaIs to como forward and settle
imcdiatcly We cant afford to
ait always for our fees In such cases,
X. @. Craig d Co, have the very
nest quality and assortment of gar
~ seeds, and our merchants and
%|anters should order q supply from
lem Immediately. $40 Main street,
[emphis, is the place. Sec card.
WHAT WILL A YEAR BRlNG
oRru2-We see by the Holly
prings Reporter that there were
,out one hundred and fifty marriage
censcs issued in Marshall county
lring the month of Dcccmbcrl
Our poetry column to-day con-
Iins another elegant contribution
ON our gifted correspondent "Pearl
We have on file two po-
|ical contributions from correspon-
Pnts familiar to our readers, which
i'll appear next week.
MATRIMoNIAL.-The small god,
|upid, has been doing a thriving
usincss among our people during
lie late cold spell, as the Clerk of
Ie Court has issued over eighty
ccnses during the past month. Go
lemons and get squeezed.
S. A. Wells is now selling off his
plendid stock of coniectioneries at
,st. He intends moving his house
carer the railroad, and wants to be
nincumbered as near as possible.
lead his new advertisement in this
|eek's paper.
Leila,
Thy don't mama get well, and rosy
nd pretty like you?"
Sis Lela.-"Because she wont use
be English Female B%ittcrs, like /
ave been using them"
Youth.-"Is that what cured
radma toog"
Sis Lela.-"Ycs."
Youth.-"I reckon Uncle Bob has
cen using the Female Bitters, too,
e looks so we'll"
Exit Sis LEILA, b~lushing. re-
"Where can / get a cook ?" is in
most everybody's mouth in this
immunity. The negro women who
Heated in hat capacity last year,
lade too much money to think Of
ping such a thing the present year.
hey all want TO "kecp house. they
ny, and are tired of cooking for a
ecuniary consideration. We think
IS high time our lady friends were
|ecoming more Independent of the
|egro wcnchcs, by learning to do
|ithout them entirely. Its just as
onorable to cook as it is to eat, arts
ocratic notions to the contrary, not
outstanding. Its all a farce, OF
ather a burning shame, that the wo-
hcn of the South can't do this, OF
ant do that. Its all "what d you
all it." that they "ain't use TO" doing
Iousc work, and therefore are help.
rs and can't get out of bed before
Ilne or ten in the morning. No LADY
With a speck Of pride or independents,
bout her, will acknowledge that sh,
CAN'T do so and so. A "chanre'
las come over the spirit of the ma.
ions dream, aud the sooner they re.
|Iize the fact the better for them
We must all learn to do our owl
york independent of the negro non.
ilation. They are growing NOR,
Worthless every day they live, ant
ike their rescucrs from bondage, ex.
pet to be able to steal enough to liv,
on and grow rich. The men of III,
south, after the surrender. who ha,
never worked before, had to seize III,
~" handles to make bread, and I
: impossible Cor US to believe tina
southern ladies, even one Of them
s silly enough to think that she haI
nothing to do but sit at the piano, q
make a wull-howcr Of herself IN N,
"arlor for some foolish "nabobp 4,
Edmire. We hope every lady viii
leclare herself independent Of "fre,