The Panola weekly star. (Sardis, Miss.) 1882-18??, 1883-04-07
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prove ~ h. hath pleItsant and happy ~.
them An ~ afe oonhieni u will h~ N m,
"A IN evidence tliat public sentiment
has nnds fFfale y thaHgr, W. will simply
state The fact that behind 0uf dfy sp=fr
counters, in The millinery stofes, IN the
p0~tanloe department. and bath NJ the
book keepers and cashiers desk ran be-
scen The most accomplished aud high.
born ladies' ~ 0uf community, n0hly
asserting their ability aud Independence
when ncce@iiy frces them 40 ~ do.
Don't Imagine, Mr. Editor, that We are
nm adyocnu " "wofnan's right" ~.
called Not 30, hut W. no believe that
while the laws NJ the land lieeBse aud
protect the liquor traffic, whereby widows
and orphans are made, they should allow
dependent women some other mode Of
support besides "stitrh, stitch, stitch"
There n not n vacant store.houre or
dwelling IN town. Rent and board are
higher than they have been In years.
Every seems 10 I've quite busy now,
from school children up, with the cxcep-
ton Of the NJ. D.s, who are looking
rather "blue and seedy," because the
people just Will persist IN remaining In
splendid health. The town IN rather dull
now, but tho monotony was broken u
week or ~ since by a very enjoyable con.
cert, given by the ladies of the Pre-by.
terrain church.
Prima Donna, 'tis with pleasure ] re-.
spond 10 your friendly good morning"
but in regard TO Kosclu-ko being mn
Indian name, you are mistaken. Our
county WAS named for a beautiful Indian
girl, with whom Il was reputcd one Of
the first settlers ian old bachelor) fell in
love and gave the county her name-At-
tala and n town was also named by
this same individual, for Kosciusko, the
great Polish General, who volunteered
his services in gaining for US our indie.
pendencc. And now about those widows
and bachelors Of ours. | think your
proposition capital, and | hasten 10 ac-
ccpt; but II would NEVER do for us to
allow them TO meet on halfway ground"
Tor such an arrangement might prove
embarrassing 10 the timid little creatures,
10 III offer n suggestion: the tenth of
June will be- the "maddest and gladdest
Of all the bright new year" tthat Ia, with
us, and | propose that you come over,
and bring your bachelors along with you,
and then, perhaps, q very amicablc ar
rangcment can be made when they nee !
have not In the least exaggerated, or en-.
largcd upon, the many charms Of u
widows. And. Prina Donna, allow me
to softly whisper, as IL double induce
mcnt, II you will honor us In June, |
will give you for a sweetheart provided
you are not already supplied the hand.
soonest young gent In town-sAvE ONE.
Mr. Bonner, That invitation includes
you but Of course you will rome AZ one
Of prima Donna's youthful ~ charges,
April ID, 1888. EVELYN. :