The weekly Panola star. [volume] (Panola, Miss.) 1857-1881, 1870-07-30
Crops.

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lligbeo's Maesc Arnira Imminent cures main.
ses Nee1lna miraculous Nor, pace Of time
Crops.
We have been able to see promi-
ncnt citizens from every portion Of
the county this week, and from them
learn the condition of The crops in the
county. In the southern portion Of
the county, commencing four or five
miles from here, the crops are very
fne. East Of this place, in the Eu-
reka section, crops are very good
in the Springport section, tolerably
good.
lnthe northern section, about Pleas
ant Mount, including Sardis, the crops
are good-about Como, and west
to Long Town, the crops are burnt
up and the prospect is very bad for
half a cropot corn or cotton. In the
Star Place neighborhood crops are
very good.
From all the reports there is but
one section that has poor prospects
Tor a fine crop, and that is the Como
section west to hong Town. The
crops in this immediate section arc
not altogether as promising as VIC
would have them, but arc generally
good,
The rains ofthe hast ten days have
been very partial and we don't re,
member OF having seen a section Of
country so singularly favored with
rain. 1t frequently happened that
one neighborhood had u fine rain and
another a mile off none at all, and
then a mile or so further some Other
man had a fine rain. Some of the
old farmers say the Lord is not car.
rying out the old provcrb this year
He sendoth rain ontho Just ant
on the unjust"
FIRST BALE OF CoTToN.--We di,
rect the attention Of our readers tc
the card of Messrs. Robertson, Bruce
& Co., cotton factors, and Groccrs.
No. 346 Main Street, Memphis, who
have rendered the liberal offer OF
$3.50 for the first bale of new. cotton
grown this year and shipped to theil
house. Who will get the $3.50 and
the reputation of having furnished the
first bale of new cotton to the Mem.
phis market?
The MARRIED LIFE.-The ~univer.
sal expectation of all young people
tis that their married lives will be
happy ones. Deluded dreamers =:
They imagine that they are differ.
ent from other people, and that
when they enter the portals of mat
rimony, love, peace and prosperity
will ever be theirattendants. Such
ones had better by far consider
themselves the same as others, bur
from iron resolution to do ditferen.
from other married people-resolu
lions that will keep them from thu
dangerous coasts OH which SO man,
have been wrecked and ruined
Unhappy marriages depend upol
many causes. In this fast age Their
is too much deceit practiced by tn
young Of both sexes. Previous t
marriage, many try to appear NOR
Intellectual, more amiable, or NOR
!. accomplished than they really are
Depend upon it, that love brough
into existence by moonlight stroll
strengthenedby deceit and fashiona
J bic displays, and finally CONSUMING
) ted through the influence o fintrigu
ling friends, will fade in after iii
! almost as fast as the flowers whic
: compose the bridal wreath.
0 lIoMicIDE.--Capt. Ii. NJ. ia
was examined on Thursday ar
= Friday before Mayor Pegues on
charge Of killing Amy Thompso
(cold,) and his bail was fixed at Il
sum Of twenty-five hundred dollar
i Thc attorneys, Mcssrs. McKie al
Howry for the State and Mr. Ba
for the defendant, displayed mn
, tllent and ability in the manag
mcut Of lhc case Oliord Faicoa.