The weekly Panola star. [volume] (Panola, Miss.) 1857-1881, 1881-08-06

I HHhF VIZ HhAH tHAt " could not hf
otherwise ! am compelled. fon
the discharge II duties. ~ he Nh
irregular correspondent " youi
paper, of n0he ~ all
II seems mf little towh is in.
efeasing rapidly in interest N,
older Il grows ! have neyei
known as many visitors here a..
have been for the past four weeks
can't imagine what is 40 attrat.
tive The reason ! am 50 surpris.
ed, and can't account for their com.
ing Is, that MI Of them are ladies'
they can't be here for their health
for all Of them arc the very picture
Of health, except Mrs. William
Stone, who Is giving our springs a
fair test.
Miss Leila Smith has been visit.
ing her brother, Mr. L. A. Smith
she remained only a few days,
and left to take charge Of hel
school during July and August
She is a very nice young lady
and we hope she will soon yisiD
our village again.
Miss Morgan, from Water
Valley, is visiting her friends
Rev. Mr.. Ramsey and family we
wish Miss Kate a long and pleas
ant visit.
Misses Gattiss and 'folbert, from
near Hardy's Station, are Will,
relatives and friends here. MAY
the young ladies prolong their stay
until they are convinced that Eu-
rcka is an interesting place, and
may they be induced to be broagh,
back by some of our clever young
men.
Mrs. w. K. Oliver has returned
from Arkansaw, and is nov witt,
her brother, Mr.. William Cant.
Mrs. Oliver, think, expects tc
make Mississippi her home she is
expecting Mr.. w. X. Oliver very
soon.
Mrs. ]. \. Fry, from Memphis,
is on a visit to her mother. Mrs.
Watkins. ! hope Lucy will re.
main some time Of course her visit
is Il great feast, and will be one OF
much pleasure to her relatives rs
well as hersclf''i it looks quite natu-
raj to see her here.
We have been meeting several
times during the week to play GRO.
quct, Last Saturday evening
there were about twenty-five OF
the croquct ground.
There were only three partie.
last week for our young people
and we generally have one or two
every week. What town is NOR,
sociablc than this;
Rev. Mr.. Grisham Is holding
protracted services a few mlle'
distant; the prospect is nattcrinl
for much good to be accomplished
Mr.. Drury Oliver, from Duel
Hill, has been with his parents
few days It has been some TIM
since he was here before this visit
| see that a prohibition conven
ton has been organized in on
county. am glad to know on
people are making such demon
s,ration and arraying themselyc
boldly against the sale and use q
spirituous liquors. lnebriation
bane of society, the parent OF al
most all evils-the greatest ours
of church and State-an ev
iraugh, with untold misery--Par
dora's box. God speed the goo
cause. ! trust every paper, sect
:. lar and religious, in the State, vi
: use their influence second to mont
for a constitutional prohibiior
: amendment; /; and ! hope before u
J. idcs of November. 1889, The vote
J. of the State will, at the ballot boz
: sound the dcath-knell Of the sa
: and use OF intoxicating spirits
this State. wish Tor only ono
if tn. legislature does give n
State the privilege for voting {
that constitutional amendmer
that tho women had the right
!, suffrage il so, it would be kill
so dead and buried so deep, ii
, there would be no prospect Of
, resurrection.
I'd 10 RuTi.
On July ss, 1881.