The Panola weekly star. (Sardis, Miss.) 1882-18??, 1884-06-14
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sleep each day hall IN hmfs walk
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daily two pounds iendefloin boei
and accompanying dishes hut
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ally" opposed b. them. 10 wind
w. have ~ appetite equal 10 The
shepherd u la Mascotte TlisM
u tells ~ m actual fact, that on
The field " Shiloh he had 10 am.
putate The leg Oh young officer ut
the knee bot found out II ths
patient know IL hc would die with
montal worry 10 he kept him
three days under the impression
that his leg was healing nicely ;
when TO use his expression,
"the cusscd nurse told him his leg
was buried, the poor soldier, mot
the doctor, died In two hours"
Now, il not this q wonderful ".
culapian7 Everyone is on the qui
rirc about who will be the Repub-
lican nominee at Chicago. VIII it
be Blaine2 If so, then the Sim
cracks" will have one more chance
If they nominate "uncle Sammy"
The county delegation TO Jackson
is II good one. am glad TO see
Judge Morgan is out for represen-
tative TO Congress. Hope he will
be the nominee. The next House
will need all the brains it can get,
judging from tho ridiculous blum.
ders the members Of the present
one have made. Seating English,
of Indiana, is a clear cas- Of parti.
san injustice. Ignoring the bill
for n modification and reduction
Of the present Internal Revenue,
because it was introduced by q
Republican, was a piece of folly.
Happily for the honor of Democra-
cy, Mr.. Carlisle was invulnerable.
Such consummate nonsense rs this
drives the Independent vote TO the
other side. II is 10 to Is per cent.
in the North. 1t would surprise a
Southerner to sec how many ne
groes are here. One ofthe citizens
Of this place told me there we're
nearly $1,000 in this city. They
seem to hold the balance of power
at Chicago, Lynch, black ms
Erebus, is temporary chairman of
the National Republican party !
Verify, "they have eaten crow"
this time. They actually hold the
casting vote in the municipal gov
eminent in this city and have
representation on the police and
other civil Offices. As a rule, they
seem TO be educated to a moderate
extent, as the majority Of those
whom | see sitting in the parks
are reading newspapers. The
cheapness Of papers here afford the
poor classes great advantages. For
one cent you can buy most any
paper; for two cents you can buy
the New York Herald. Look at
the enormous circulation Of some
of the journals-from 100000 TO
10000 per diem. ION the blue
Atlantic Shore" to one who is not
accustomed to seeing such sights,
is "just too funny" to hear the
screaming and racket" a lot Of
girls will make on an ocean beach;
you will see a long row of both
sexes, in the position we used 10
play leap-frog, with their faces 10
the shore n big wave rolls in,
then you see some Of them stand.
ing on their heads-at least, you
see The solcs Of their feet-some
making complete somersaults while
u few experts pass through the
rollers without losing their posi-
ton. The most singular thing il
the ladies in many cases recover
themselves more readily than the
gentlemen F; | have several times
seen a lady assist a gentleman tc
his feet. They all say II is jolly,
but I think one has TO be endowed
with a superlativc Imagination Il
enjoy blowing salt water out Of
their nos and mouth. Now, som,
more about the ladies-those angel,
that always create a glow Of sun
shine in u bachelors hearts
theme always so full Of interest 4
us. SO boys, | will tell you a it'll,
about how these girls dress and do
As q general thing they ~ II
pairs they seem perfectly obliv
ious Of the existence Of anything
in the masculine line. General,
they are dressed with close fttin,
hodices (anmaihfny lii. /. -.