The weekly Panola star. [volume] (Panola, Miss.) 1857-1881, 1871-03-18
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ghost siofy Hsw IN d~nslsihuH ais
Hfisklsyc oIIeEsis d,at slsy n
J. 10 dsula bat that the shsls sfo
l. lrssd and ihs, Ne sia j. a,A
iH=ans, Or i IN iasifshsns In ii
Aa'Tl.e II siie corrupt taHle. ~ II
lafs the ewnsr d ihe property, ny {
break up The College
"IT asesl 10 b. the boast of ~
souihsfn people, tho s%fadtmlisn
Millerism. Free-t@eism and al NJ,
frauds, deception and hamburger.
~ of the age originated NJ ihe IA.
natlcnl North Bat, Il seems, Mem.
plis has recently furnished hcr crot
Of skeptie'l fools. ourpilgdm faith
ers perecutel Roger Williams
They Killed the horses Of Methodist
preachers and burned their meeting
houses. AZ Salem, innocent Ieople
were put to death On suspicion of
being witches. II was the sane IL.
norant% superstition that inspired the
Blue Laws, which made it a missile.
mcanor Tor a husband 90 KS his
wife on Sunday, and, ifa young man
kissed his sweetheart, il was regard.
as a "flthy dalliauce,' which descry.
cd death ut the stake. This kind
OF silly Ignorance and superstition
has found a home in Memphis, as
naturally as the plaques found a q
GENIAL welcome in Damascus. For
week past our people have been.
washing their hands Win Invisible soan. |
IN Imperceptible water" !
Indeed the scenes of the past week =
nave been u disgrace to our city md +,
al engaged in the swindle upon pub. :
II. !. n R 4
nc credulity. IL was announced !
! . ghost was cutting up MI sorts |
Of dldoes at Briukley College. The {
spread from ono part of the Il
to the other. A corrupt public W
press fed aud inhame | the yitiotea :,
'astes of the deluded ounces. The
ame newspaper that interviewed" :
y abandoned woman and published :,
ioui revelations, added addition "A
! disgrace to its hated name, and a phi
w ''ppcnny-bits to It's empty Golfers in
: publishing every lie connected Re
''th the ghost humbug. Its tales fo,
ere ~maryclously sensational. The
asy fools, with the aid of their or. VII
dashed themselves and all who rea
ere silly enough to be dcluded an the
night BY such bald humbuggerv, 60,
% the widest excitement. Tbo ''m
,le Drafts, sqnaling with iufantilc :
NC were hushed into silence bv By
9 about the ghost, Sc%hollpoys
y ~ every tombstone at Elmwood
J ubiquitous and .~irrcprcssible hob pm,
o'ln. That blessed and beloved
called mother-in-law put
'er pc1tleoats wrong side upward /,
'er anxiety to get a peep at the ED
~ before It retired to its subter. buys
can cave. The schoolgirls. the chase
IDS, with their golden tresses an on
sort blue eyes, and the brupctts purcl
heir raven locks and eyes Of feet a
flre, saw, tasted and smell new
ing but ghost. On Sunday The n
nlng the numskulls and the moor dent d
', fe'd high carnival around being
KEY college. They had lust 2. !
'aelf organ, and they rushed uity b
2 JON in the hunt for the ghost chaser
with hair parted n the any 0
70, was there putting his cigar. though
WIRING . little cane which will equity
useful mission when ey as 81
worn out on the back Of it, 8. q
'iesof' The women werethere ties ella
Inc gentle March breeze stirr- is prior
. gavzy tissues they wore . whore
IN the flounces and furba. it, the
= 'hey wnissed about, hunting 4. il
aux generally and ghosts par affected
~. The GSs--P,
nos 2 right ofthem, ct al, 4
host to the len Of them, moan..,
'hoft in trent Of them, .m.
Fomitcd and wondered. 'us'' u
reigns in Warsaw" The s:al.
9 has played out, and the .;e' ''"',
las gone in search Of the flat- - 49,.
iyer. ~ ~, 80 'u " prepared
Those who have been delui. ,s.,
70 hide thor shame BY nre.aS;. '
8 into anger holes; and those H. IT,
aided in the fraud should oha.a.'
~ cover under the excrea- !. T. H..
20 Indignant public. It i ,b;s va na'
uns ta'at the people Of Men, Dc.
'u'd be made tie laughing j, - ~
- whole country. These &C. a-ros !
AHA .Js...on..'a oout possession
80. .rna-..:.:-~ people title, VIII.
when superstition is every VI,