The Panola weekly star. (Sardis, Miss.) 1882-18??, 1883-09-29
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eah. and they we're sssfehy Ivpk.
Ing chaps. Don't y0u know W.
wefe pfvud7 but don't telI or
mas. o. they might ffaiI a. Par.
don us, M. Editor, anil We will
close. With a bow fvf The girls
and = h for The boys, w are
DEwDnor Asb SUNSHINE
Ofangcville, Sept. a.
DsAH Yousa FoLxsi-Nd pre-.
varicating NJ ali, but We wish Rom.
mie % understand that ~ hare got
suits alike and that ,e did wear
them 10 Union, and he has got the
wrong pig by the ear when he says
,s didn't We just dare him 10
come before our face and tell us We
didn't; he'll 500 what hell get.
All who saw us, saw that we were
dressed alike. And another thing
which he IL trying 10 make the Y.
i. believe, We didn't know before
that girls wore suits" We have
come TO the conclusion that he Is a
'greenic,' and not only q 'greenie,'
but a long-cared monkey. We
don't believe that Rominic (if
there is such q human being,) ever
got out Of his den long enough to
20 AZ far as Union. We don't want
TO have a fuss with him; we will
just consider the source, and drop
him and the subject. o, thou
swect-smelling gourd vincl take
a biscuit and depart. We will
close for the present, as we have
the hardest lessons you ever didn't
hear of, and we are not prevarica-
ting. A kiss for Miss Pattie.
Goodbye, Bon AND DfcK.
DEAR YouSo FoLKs:-I have
been noticing your letters for some
time. / am interested in the Y.
+. g., and | hope | am not intru-
ding BY writing this letter. | was
at the Union meeting, and got a
knocking down" TO Bob and Dick.
They are handsome chaps, q was
especially struck with the physique
Of Bob,) and | viii be glad to meet
them again. They did cut a dash
among the girls; they went into
ecstacics over them. U guess
the grecn.eyed monster is in all
his glsry there now.) Those new
suits were "snatching," (t was
such an honor TO get to wear those
hats,) and such eyesl All, well
tbs not for me TO sigh.
ak a lassic hae her laddie,
Name they say hse l."
and my chances are getting pretty
slim ! am not very old, but my
hair is strcaked with silver. Don't
get jealous, girls, for it seems
AS the last OF my race ! must wither
alone,
And delight hut in days l have witnessed
BEFORE"
Black-Eyes and Lilac were pointed
out to me at Union, also; girls, al
low me to compliment your good
looks; | would like to form your
acquaintance. o, Tommie, turn
me in the rye-patch! Don't we
have a jolly time at school, girls,
with that Prof. H-cml and
haven't We found the place for
pencils? | think we should have
the militia at school 10 protect US
from all such Prof,. II the next
Prof. we have is like the last one,
girls, let's bump him that's what
! yell. Brother and I went to q
moonlight picnic the other night.
Brother belongs 10 the militia, and
hear him tell how they wheel by
fours, and how they 20 TO New Or
leans and qucll an in~surrection
Why don't we have something OF
the kind7 am sura va cnuld