The Panola weekly star. (Sardis, Miss.) 1882-18??, 1883-05-19

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Interesting ihaa mHa NJ fliiu tiaaae
don't fui no In NE easle lsaaksl viii
fh@e Yuufa featswiially.
Wessons Miss zaeao
bssa ferNa fmKs Here come, a
new contribution tapping Iof mtmIltance
Into Che v NC have been 4 constant
ieadef u the staa, and aluays thought
u an Interesting paper, but nov more VI
that u conialns a Y. v O. II h a. DE-.
liehiiul 70 fcad The nice laiiers Thai II
contains, and III n them afe splendid
Now that The schools are nearly MI
closed, ! think, MI Elliof, that you will
have TO allow us more Space, ~ consls.
tentj "A the young folks will have more
leisure ilme 10 write tof our column.
Lilac, a. yen are wishing for a cores.
pendent | beg leave 10 ask oi you the
pleasure mot to quote Gmndinorum es.
aety,l oi turning the wheel Of CORES.
%pondence around the axle.trcc Of your
Understandings Of will you object 10
corresponding with a jolly, g~oeglc.cycd
boyP close, with q thrilling smack for
the girls, simply bowling 10 the boys, and
by signing my Mans to this horrid cpla
pie asa JoLLy Jumpo Jos.
Chesterylllc, pontotoc Co., May g..
DRAR Youso foLKs:- Hero comes A
little boy 10 join the band Of happy chill.
drcn. My big brother takes the srsn,
aud our home Is frightened every sstur.
day evening by It's visits. | enjoy the
y. /. g. no much, especially the eng
mas; please don't blot out that part Of Il;
] have solved a great many Of them. My
papa is a farmer. | live near a small
creek sometimes I go fishing and have
a nice time. To-day has had me
In her garden hoeing beans; ] don't like
that so well. Now, kind Mr.. Editor,
please close that big-mouthed basket til
] pass by. Papa don't know I am wri.
ting, and | do want him to zee his SON
ny's name in print. | send an enigma
please publish II. Young friends, solve II.
| am composed Of twenty.one letters;
my Q, 10, 81, IL is q part Of the body; my
y, 10, Q | love- my IA, Z. 10, 2 Is a
something We all enjoy my 4, 20, 10. 10
Is something we little boys like to find
my 3, Is, ], 5 rs an animal; my 5, 10, II
Is a verb. My whole Is the name Of a
gentleman whom I know and love.
Your friend,
Guy STANLEY BREwroY.
Monreath Cottage, May II, 1883.
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DEAR YorSo FoLKs:--0pen the door
and let me In, or hoist the window and
I'll climb in. Come in, Jim and Jake
you are new visiton; OF course We are
glad TO see you take a chair, but be sure
to sit on it-don't miss II, for II you do
well have a good laugh. That's right,
Lilac; encourage Louie. Maybe he will
not take any more sulky spells II We
will be kind TO him I think he's already
sorry for staying from our darling col
umn, having us feeling 10 sal and like
lost sheep, but not goats. Katydid, |
like the subject Of your compositions
only wish ! could read them. Nothing
is swceter than a Rosebud-nothing pref.
tier than a Daisy; you two viii add
CRAFTY to our column as we've no one
else writing from Chenille, you must
write often. How much ! know | would
love TO 20 fishing on Greasy Creek, as I
am well acquainted-have spent many
pleasant evenings on its cool, shady
banks. But, Rosebud, you must promise
me the pleasure OF your company before
! say III come; III give you all the fish
] catch. Black-Eycs, when you speak
about singing you make me think Of
myself, hut boys can't sing much;
never have known one 10 carry much Of
4 tune. Louie and Paftic don't know
Dimpled-C Checks NIX. Mr.. Editor, don't
he 70 hard on rs boys and ~ Partial to
the girls. Goodbye and best wishes to
all. Your little friend,
Grenada, May Z. GHAsDIFIoRuM
CnARsIsn Youyo foLgs:--I've stood
without and watched the fun going on
in the Y. Y. g. till II has proven an ire
sistible magnet. ! timidly draw near,
hoping, fearing, wondering II some n
will rise and make 4 motion that ] be
received a. a loyal member. For ever 40
long I've wanted TO make this advance,
but didn't have enough cheek" Some
OF you can appreciate my embarrassment;
perhaps you've been there yourself. Pat.
lie, don't lie phariraical; come up and
give me the shake Of friendship. I've
a flint idea that we've met once, only
once; Twas bright, twas heavenly.
but It's past" Am | oorrcct7 Louie,
your letters are superfine. | am mther
dilaiory with my compliment; i Is .
song you've heard 80 Oft before, but II
you IN like the girls, II IL always must
cal. ] am longing 10 see your fascinating
likeness; do have n portrait, lifc-size, aud
let Us behold Toms imaginary egoist.
Did any Of you attend the homr7 |
didn't, bat l wanted 10, "jusf as hard"
] was mildly pushed off 10 play, and told
10 wait until | knew what a Mozart was
that anything 80 grand would be min.
telIigible 10 small minds. Mr.. Editor, II
you were there Won must give Us q
graphic description Of the proceedings.
Lilac, why don't you bloom in the X. v.
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fear Bob and Dick have beccme 80 en-.