The weekly Panola star. [volume] (Panola, Miss.) 1857-1881, 1873-02-15

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Nr laSpr.e le.I .li 'l' u.f
..ut L.I1 bf her 0ir hu' H,| I
dropped - lhc h't.e folded Do. "' .
paper
"-,Whon ymar' .1' bal. Tn. .
Hk- me up so
Mr', ,aNsro'e SWEET Indignantly
acrot lhoroom P,a-r1t'y' 'ha '"fF
cd tho bell wire /
"Susan, 'ho 'ad i1 iho s.r' who +
answered ths summ.n., "d' take 4
tuo-e ,irAsuIuE tube roses away. .
Anybody might know When MIS-. .
Lawrence has had q uai' "i u't .
house by ihe llnorolty wilh wmeh /
She sends the second hand '''"efs
round among her friends the next
day.
susan, SAID Mr. OaAgroye r'"l-
o'o2mcallN take ihal mule paper
box to your mistress.
stephen erred MIS- OaHgroy''
'l only
81 know II, my dear 'ld hen
husband III you say So I. re-
Lease you from the agreement
81 DO not want to be released
said Mrs. CaSsiove angfily "Ac-
cldent happens 70 be on your side
just now,
"On the side OF ,Gr lone MS
slon' you meaa' sa'd her hosoand'
'hy tGe way, 'htre 8 tna' n9te from
Mrs, Dallas to be ans"tred' Have
You torgotton It!
wv hat shall ! say
Accept her invitation, suppose;
'Oh, stephen, ! would 50 mnch
rather &? TO the opera lts away,
50 stupid at the DaIIa', WIN oiu
Mrs. Dallas telling about her coughs
aud colds, and Je"c always 'uIl OF
the ,ast se%lng cIielo'
We'll, | suppose It isn't very
lively, said Mr.. Caxgraye, with a
sly smile, Ten cents, Llll, y you
please.
why, stephen, what have ! SAID :
On, to be sure And MIS-. CaN-
grove could not he1p laughing
'WciI, it,s worth ten cents to have
the privilege OF speaking my nina.
Any way, shall send regrets.
They'll be an awful tib, them /.
said Mr.. Caxgroge.
Only a'po'lte fiction. There ]
haven't q sheet OF note paper lott
Mrs, Captain Sibthorpe sent IN and
borrowed the lost yesterday; anC
Mrs. sibthorpe mover returns any
thing she borrows, by any posslblll-
tv.
'Liko The wicked woman u
Scripture, SAID her husband. 'Tet
cents, my love,
'lI's too bad. cnedLilla, with
flaming .iheeEa. ! d0'atmean to D'
taken uP tbs WaN.
i only wish Mrs. Jancsiord O
one OF hcr aot vruii call again,
said M CaxRrnyo ougisi Y. 'lher'
goes lhe bell now
j snail be on my gaurl, said hi
wife. I Do believe re Mra, Noa'a
que, tie very onooi all oiaots ! mos
wished to see. NO, Ito isn't either
it's old Miss Dncey on, dear !.noy
! shall be bored Tor a Mortal hal
hour.
'Thc Home Mission again sal'
Mr. Caxgroye, calmly presenting th
lneIorable mite chest, at the SAN
instant IN which MISS Ducey Wa
shown into the drawing room.
MISS Ducey haa come y tel Mr'
Ca&groye al! tfe particulars at a re
! cent wedding, and she stayed a
hour ana q hall. Ana then she 81
cuIated report that poo dear Mr
CoXgroye's husband was really get
/. ting qul'e insane on TIE subject {
money, for al thetlme siie was ther
he sat IN the bay-wlndo#, l'retenG
g ing to be busy Wlth Q BOOK, bl
2 every now ana theD he Would Y
peat to himseli, len cehtt' 'te
= cents! ten cents?
And ny dear, added Nl@ Daee'
J, ! = never saw a poor creature VI 70 mo
: titled as Mrs. Caxgrove. She turne
as red aS beet
q step en-, cried tIie wife, aA soc
& as her visitor was gone, stoo ba
. for you to make me responsible {
the tongue oi an old tale bearer II
/, Miss Dueey. couldh stop n