The Panola weekly star. (Sardis, Miss.) 1882-18??, 1884-05-03

DEAR YouNG FoLgsi After reading
Louic's nicc. letter, | viii write 60 our
coIuma, for It would be shame for Us
10 let il be stopped on account OF our
negligence. We should ever be faithfl
IN all things aud press forward 1t Is
better for our minds and future welfare.
Therefore, lot us strive to revive our
column again. / have been very negli-
gent, but hope you will forgive me. !
have been going TO school aud had 40
many awful hard lessons to learn that |
really didn't have time to write, but now
school Is out, ] think / can write oflener,
Louie, you just wrote a splendid letter ;
| think everyone appreciated reading
such q noble one. enjoy reading all Of
the yonng folks letters. ! agree with
Katydidn't; l think her letter was 80
nice. Ali Preamble, can guess who
you are | like yourletters ever 80 much
hope that you will write often. Jim
doesn't como TO sec me he goes TO see
another girl. Blue Specs says he is oil
right, though he il very lonely you can
account for that, Polly, ! am glad you
wrote to us once more in life ] thought
YOU were never going TO. give us any
more Of your charming letters. Come
back, Chatterbox, and Inc; we miss your
good letters 10 much. Ny teacher and
one Of my schoolmates gave me a yer,
pleasant call yesterday evening; ofcourse
/ appreciated Il very much. Ny letter
Is getting most TO long. 40 | must tlose
Let Us all be more thoughtful and write
oftencr.
! WHOM 10 my grave lonely ieep,
Aud the willows o'sr me weep.
! lis The dear young folks,
And mt h4iou thai l shah think Of ths no more.
Batesyille, April 20. RuArsopy.
DEAR Youso Fotks: -oncc nor
! with an excuse for hardness. which i
unnecessary to mention, .''as ~ are al
! s~owounded'), | will write you a letter
$ I am like Mrs. r. y. y. N. ~southworth
!, however. blessed tl with The gilt Of con
G tinuancc. As Nellie BIytwisbeu to knos
! Il the frogs sing cheerful, | answer Il
the affirmative. This IL their song
J BAIL! BAIL! b-a-i-l TO the acre
bail 10 the acp. So lar as whai IL
: wild wavcs are saying, we have gotiel
, used 70 their m~onotonous whisperings
1 but, remember. Miss Nellie, when til
!. waters have recedcd, in one mile Of on
: little town Is . beautiful lake the mai
! gins q which are, during the rumme
. season, covered viii, the most beautIia
ilowcrs, prominent among which Il th
n large white lily. which 50 much rrseu
o. bles the magnolia. has the sunc yello'
i pistils and stnmens, but different in odol
+ the leaves are largo. some Of which reas'
Il the enormous sixe Of three feet Ia diane
Il tcr are round aud lay Dat on the sufiat
70 81 the water The stem Of siese plants
+ sometimes fifteen feet long The watt
Is full Of fsh Of every kind, and I'll
< birds, oh. the birds; fruIp the rub
. throaied hummina biri % The might
: eagle can be ppon In pruiuzion. vi
: Nellie comc and 80 met II %, ! vi
= promise her = dir m = rkif. which vi
s4aHc her h alter her opIlllon II q
|c country. have . dear c%uti<in. Iomimi
Il living out lhefe Who promised u ] uoul
u ioin the Y. :. 6. she nlro usut1 and
= have sutrlacsi tho column closely, b
" sle kills % put IN an apf4afancs. Con
b ei1tr D~<v1ppos.
r. J~ones>orn, Nire.. April u, Is5@.