The weekly Panola star. [volume] (Panola, Miss.) 1857-1881, 1873-05-31
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aeiIoh III The ngtlh0' ieu ut ll0
lat meeting, and ibe executive .Nm
mIlleo slnfe 80 .tInt may place
This association ti.iu rHylo U.llla
the public nod eIIsenIib boz apI
70 lho peapleaf tht county i.. lI.I
co.oftmHun with uA
al tbe annual meeting ol Na
alorklullou, held inlhe .luII rI.
during court seek Of lu.l CIlu..I.
Court for tie purpose OF o.o.'iua
oriccrs Tor ule prgsout yrJr .i
position WIS taken 8nd |DIlu0.i.
maintained by several ol lha .a.
holders and ani eu o' lbo 0.Is'b
that 900 attempt 'o bold % I.ur JbI.
ipIJ would result uu failure uud
additional prIuIary oubHu ma.'
to lhe society
The standpoint ol these gru'lcmuu
wn the failure heretofore lD cu
list the 60 operation ~ Iho lruoa
81 The county iu makiuV t|r ugm.uI
lurol department success. NII
uc.H die Response 70 the premium ul
one hundred dollars in gold l0r corn
and cotton each also tie general
wan, Of interest manifested Ia ouIDr
parts OF the South IN such ,.i,,.
Irises, and there consequent aboud.
Urmuut in either places, made our
success mt least predetermined If not
certain failure. il being also under
stood Jhat Jhgry were l%JrJic. willing
to rent or lease Tie grounds Tor fair
purposes, they advocated a lease d
it could be effected or else ana abau.
donment OF the enterprise aIIogcth
or
On the other hand, stockholders
insisted and held that there was no
reason why the Fan might not be- u
success, at least a. much SO us here.
totore, and wera uppo,ed TO roniIugor
leasing, or an abandonment OF the
enterprise, and advocated the holding
y Fair rs usual
The stockholders decided TO trans
fer the question IN dispute to the iu-
coming executive committc, TO be-
decided by them, giving them luII
power TO rent, lease OF sc0l, or hold
n Fair as they IN their wisdom might
determine.
AT n subsequent meeting Of the
executive committee, aftera full and
free conference among is members.
1t was decided to hold a FAIR this
fall, as announced in the beginning
OF this communication.
The spirit manifested at the last
meeting OF the executive committee
augors well for success at our next
Fair. Tile election OF sevcr,l new
members on the committee and their
ability and willingness 10 work in
this cause, has infused new lite into
the body revived the hopes of the
sinking, and a determination on the
part OF the whole TO make ut least
one more united effort to build up
this enterprise rs q permanent insti,
tuition OF the county. Tho general
failure Of associations Of this char
actcr in the South, may constitute
the rule but gentlemen Of the com
mitice and people Of Pamela county,
let's make our success next tail the
exception.
We have only to work mp the ~.
ricultural department To the proper
standard, the rest will take care of
themselves. To the farmers of.
Pamela county, We say, We have
trled 10 buy you up bu, have failed;
You cant be bought. We intend now
10 try persuasion. We think per-
haps we can buy up the press, and
II 20, intend 10 tease you To dealt
We offered yon last year n little.
fortune, to get You to try a little ex.
pertinent on one mere OF corn aud
cotton, Of one hundred dollars in
gold, but you wouldn't contest Tor H..
II you had done It and received the
prize, you would have been rich. lf.
YOU had failed IN the prize, your OK
pertinent would have given you
knowledge, the possession Of which
would have made you independent
We hope and exlcc, the Farmers
oil the county 10 take more interest
in their department this year, and
I'LL their room with potaioc', tur.
nips aud other products OF the farm.
VIII you ID it? We will
To the ladies We say, God bless
You you have done your duty no.
by heretofore, and are not vet tired
Of well doing. How I wish | had
The ability Of our Mr.. Editor OF the
sTAB to compliment you In Bis las;
issue he takes what was Intended us
a fling q. you, md converts into the
compliment. Some old
cynie takes the proverbo of man pro.
poses etc. aud paraphuses il into
imam proposes and women seldom
refuses aud out Of Il Mr.. Editor
works out the problem Of Earth's
Angelo, but he Gays, also, that the
proposition is tue. Now | take
issue with him aud say II Is not true.
neither In the co crete nor in the
abstract. The seeming plausibility Of
the proposion arises from the TACT that
they suffer no propositions to be
made to them that they are not viii.
10 entertain and possibly &c.
Our Mr. Editor being quite