The weekly Panola star. [volume] (Panola, Miss.) 1857-1881, 1869-01-16

IIIae vor~ied secks sad IIilIs piak
leg kIekuI bIihdIy from IaueAlk lny
arms. Children ian anef ma. dogs
l'arksd, bui ! ksps dsxrsdIy On ny
wsy. walking Into the errssy with
q Fesoluilsn seoond osly 70 tbai n
lhe Roman fslIsw WIN lumpcd Inlo
: efsief, aelvly Knows how many
IN A pint ef milk, " yen please
Mlk, sks Have you brought
anything 10 pot II InSHsd isa.i''sl
j thought OF my tobacco boz, my
pocket handkerchief, The corner or
ny hat, all cfths Impracticsblc places
foe the deposit Of ths lactasI Auh.
II never thought Of that " I
said, righting the baby, who came
head uppermoss, with very crimscn
countcnance, and eyes looking deA-
antly Into niue eyes TINT said a II
They had spoken In 90 many syllla-
Iies ~ won't stop cryias; I'll
The storckccpcr looked on sympa-
tlletieally. .lae.1l \. .li.sa as,d,
could sell you q nicc little
pitcher, cir, if---' .s,o..,i b. s9,',i AZ.
"The very idea" I interrupted,
20 pitcher Of milk, and take the
change out Of this portmonnaie ; for
III had three pair Of hands ! could
not more than hold this kicking
little demon with 'em." E.a4 $40
"Well, sir" said the storekeepcr,
"he does seem . rare 'un for nsin'
his legs Yet alone his lungs. Yea,
sir, thankeo sir |" gi.s.e % nos
Now, l have always laid it up q Q
grudge against human nature that
that unP!inclpled grocery-man took
Awe dollar bill out Of my portmon'
nA'e showing that ! should noe dis'
SDvsI :. lunt' /" ~as 'oo AA's p seCa'
" ING eI19,' T, I,,lo = sa,lio.
i wou'dn' nave 'fea1ea aAatH %
took my pitcher Of milk With my
right hand, still balancing the bab]
skillfdlly against my left arm ant
Ade, started q, ior @ home. nifl,, N.
NOW, III eettle your punneq
%y 4 fine young 4 friend I though!
n;s. snis =. ~ ,Es ,S - ;'''
} PEI v III .r;~ = $500 - ~. . ir..a . !, !,
|. ~. s,:. ~ 'i.Sis ';s.S y IN
'ns w. Nv 4 ~ ,'Su ~ = Rt,,s.i. Sr.si,s -.
Ill. E tS.. ., .S;, ~. I. vonS" r,S''
''-,s '.ss AI.',-.a,'s us ~
IL wss ksse mlisons ,:,n ss!f ra6isn IN
N spring bonnet, mac six wnIl wsikinl
dress ciose fflnged parasoi, ana IN
daintiest o. iilac kd gloves: Kat
Milton, with IN slr q y sstonisnmen ,nian
tnat served 70 make ner one degre
} pfettier than ever sr 3f ss',s,a
My first instinct was to turn AM
Zee ignominiously |; my second wa
, to drop my nephew and his milk in
TO the gutter and resolutely deny a
! connection with them my thir'
prompted me 10 stand my ground.
AYES, itbI, Mis- Milkon-s--
: fine day." - aa'9@ '''l'os
3 Every ,6ne.", ~ E $500 :. ,sas1i' + +.
7 Kate eyed me dnbiously. and n
wonder, One sock curling an,
twisting Is II serpent were insid
:; Of Il instead 1 baby's foot, appeare'
beneath my coat skirts 9anked y
about q quarter ofa yard Of Svis
; embroidery and tucks, woefull
crsmped by the fiery crdsal throug
, which we had both pasee -she mill
(confound IL hsd dEipPed adcw'
the fnll length Hmy psen-cslose
psntalocns, and my het bsat Hs.
btsised, wss sh5sst ,skishly On =
. aoe oi ny ~ l~ vvss'
M susneI y ., .nc : I1s r'soess = ~ anp % 80 p
al M .sn, al y ~ 3. mu.s s.Is s.se lPP :
cesnce,ac'y con asNs1 ~. nxs u.Poc., or :
q o'c c'osnss s nn - n'sss ~ ,ol vi. L..
pssseJ y. ,o',oysS s,O ~ s.e ... sous
!. q ~. .,ns a. slDous1 = 4. asoss ss';s,,r 'a
( n.. n ny ns oe ''e q. .sss.a..
! 30 Kate and hef companions wei
4 laughing q ne tnIs va w lndeed = ,
unkinde1f cut q Z All \ resolved
never dance 10 defman with hal
: Milton again. - vl,,Iss,... ...l A.
i The house was quies and dsss!s,