The Panola weekly star. (Sardis, Miss.) 1882-18??, 1883-07-28
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lifAa Yousu fuLgs win you lnliaia
q stranger Into your Jolly bands White
asklng 1T HdHiltaurr tfcmhlo with M
uueaslnesa similar ~ that ~ the niailess
aspen leaf. f1f feat that my petition will
w. unhufl. Ny petition ~ before YOU
will YOU accept or reject w The Young
people arr going " give haakct picnic
VI the residence NJ Col. johnson on
Thursday nest. The juveniles anticipate
q glorious day The mmuewncnta will
he dancing, card.playing, cruquct, and
swinging "0uf ~swecthcarta, pretty girls
up into the leafy bowers. Would be-
happy II every contributor 10 the Y. T..
&. could Join N In our merry .making.
Louie, by diliaent inquiry I've found out
who yon are, ! admire your letters very
much. Bob and Dick, you are n joyial
couple. Rideaboni, ! cannot imagine
who you are, but whoever YOU may lr,
you ARE IN honor 10 the town which YOU
ARE representing. Daisy and Rosebud,
have you wandered 10 M unknown hnd2
II il were so and ! had the power of A
fairy, | would wave my magic wand aud
transplant you To your former position
among our merry circle. GrndiflOfum,
''fua are Just a. full Of rsmp and nm
As any telloW we'll can be-"
Fearing that | have already taxed tho
patience Of the editor aud bored the
readers with my n%onsonsical chat, | shall
close, with the tenderest regards for all.
Couuland, July a. CALEB.
DEAR YouHo FoLKs.--Will you admit
two more VERY wild boys into your
charming circle? We know We will
cause M uproar In your quiet household,
for We were 80 awful bad at homo That
the old folks Tour father and mothcr) got
after us with the buWy-whip; 80 we had
10 absquatulate, or submit 10 one OF the
awfulest iloggings two boys even carried.
We are now keeping bachelors hall in
q %cotton-pen about half u mile from
Greasy creek. q, gollyl We cant begin
TO describe the fun We do have. When
We wish to go sparkling" We don't nave
TO consult the old folks about IL; We Just
catch the old blind mule and gallop
away, and don't come buck until the
girls begin b yawn and wonder II il isn't
about midnight. We know you would
like to hear which Is cook; Ike Is cook
and Captain links keeps the pen" q,
Jerisha how we do wish for the girls
about cooking time. The Captain splits
stove-wood, but the other day he split
his toe, and, consequently, now can't do
anything not even write. /, Ike, would
have given my BEST hat-which hasn't
any crown--ii his girl could have seen
| him when be cut his toe; he forgot all
about his religion and repeated his Sun
day school lesson backwards. ! know
the old mule will shed tears oi Joy when
he finds out that the Captain will not be
able to accompany me on our fox hunt
next Thursday night, for W both mount
him on such occasions, and II he doesn't
move Ut a pace to suit us, we just give
him u few digs with our spurs and away
lac goes, but | don't believe he likes Il
quite ~ well Us staying IN the cornhell.
Arab, ii yon and Louie will come TO see
rs We will introduce you 10 some Of the
prettirst and sweetest girls the country
affords. Dr. bob, win you please tell III
what to do for the Captains toe? Well,
as our letter i getting quite lengthy, We
will close. Perhaps the next time We
write the old folks will have taken us
| back into their homes and hearts, and
We tell you We will be- awful glad, for We
are getting sick Of this business. II any
Of the young folks eve ONE TO the Glen
vile nclghborhood and meet two boys
riding an old blind mule, with a rope
rcin bride and q shccpskin saddle, you
may know II IL CAPTAIN JlSKs
ASD IgE, his cook,
Chenille, July 18th, 1888.