The Panola weekly star. (Sardis, Miss.) 1882-18??, 1882-09-30
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piece If humanity wh0tad visited
ouf lltlle town ~ Che piflfae m
having apino fuu. ard finding nu
other enicriaiumeni No u late MI
hour thought It w0uld b. awful
funny 70 surprise ~ W. ringing tho
boll Wcwlll admit u waa i great
surprise, and at Tho sama limo We
ieol that The gentleman himself
was somewhat surprised when Tin.
Gle Rom laid that iron grip upon
him and conducted him 10 spnll.
ings Hotel better known az the
calabooae, whore no awaited until
" o'clock Sunday, giving recognl.
,anco for his appearance before the
mayor, Monday, who after the case
being submitted, fined him the
pitiful sum Of ono dollar and cost
all amounting to five dollars. II IL
useless TO invite you 10 como again,
Henry, for know you will, unless
our fun Is too cheap for you, this
being the second time and It only
cost YOU Eve dollars. lfyou should
come again, let me advise YOU 10
find whore the old reliable Is
perehcd, before entering into your
amusement. lie Is as quick as
creased Lightning and might take
you in sooner than you would ex-
pect. Next time we are going TO
borrow q mayor and give you a full
benefit. There will be no five dol.
lar fine, unless it is twenty-five
Just what you ought TO have. paid
for this fun. If there was n few
fines imposed, taxes would be re.
duced, but never mind, we are
going to elect a &. b, mayor next
time--that il If we can find one in
the corporation. Everything in
our little town is beginning to look
like business. Tho downy staple
is rolling in quite lively we re
ccive from five TO twenty bales pei
day and have received up to tn,
2Gth, one hundred bales. We ar,
inclined to believe this will be 1
great cotton market yet, as TN
merchants are paying more 70.
|, cotton here than il Is worth any
where else. We had religious ser
| vices by Rev. Il, II. Crozier, Sun
r day at 4 o'clock and at 7:30 o'clocl
: at night, and am glad 10 say no ON
; got up and went ont during preach
: ing. So much for the reproOf o
Ingomar. Death visited our It'll,
b town Sunday, claiming Mothe
Crowcll-its victim, n good lad,
4 whose life has been spared 70
e about 30 years; her remains wer'
: carried TO Batcsyillc. Mrs. NJ. J
,ICary was called to Como Monday I,
see her sick daughter, who il at
> tending school at that place, AM
we are glad to know Miss Matte j
not dangerously i'll; she is sycc
, and accomplished little lady, AM
! by the way has been given m
for a sweetheart. We arc sorry 4
4 report our friend Mr.. I. FUR, VIII
, has been sick for several month
yet in bed, and Is thought to be il
a critical condition. Miss Nanni'
Todd and Mr.. Robt. Scroggins wer'
: joined in the holy bonds Of matri
mony on the 2Gth inst, who lef
= our town for Oakland, their home
May your happiest days in the pas
Z be your gloomicst In the future
, Miss Mamie. The writer had tn.
. pleasure Of inspecting Mrs. VI. r
: Crowell's stock Of now hats an,
, bonnets, and must admit they can
not be beaten this side Of Ne,
> York. She is a lady Of very OK
! quisite tastc-toomuch 50 10 MARI,
A All old bachelor-so you had Jus
y as well stay in sardis, Major. YoI
are clever, finc-looking and we Xix
: to have you with us, but you can
come In on this %hyImenial boon
unless you have another string I
!, your bow. Mr.. and Mrs. Tucke
4 have annw boardcr-a Miss Tucko
land the lady says she favors b,
uncle. VIII; If 20, you know she !
d good-looking. Mr.. Editor, | sa'
your syccthcart Sunday At churcl
and she looked n, sweet and prctt
as q red peach.