The Panola weekly star. (Sardis, Miss.) 1882-18??, 1884-06-21
Sardis, June 10

DEAR YoUSG Folks Once more, af.
ter the expiration Of a few weeks since
my first letter to the Y. +. G., | am per.
mitted to take up my old goose quill
again, with happy greetings to you all,
1t is now Sunday morning and a morn.
ing sweet, fresh and delightful to behold;
the vertical sun is just peeping wei the
tops Of the forest trees, and the rays oil
the glorious sun, a they are pouring
down upon w, seem TO penetrate oul
hearts and spring up new life in our old
frames, and the lark can be heard az sh,
scars In the measureless elements, pour.
ing out notes Of praise to the maker Of
the beautiful mornings. l am a constant
reader OF the srAR and ! peruse the let
tiers Of the Y. +. G. with much interest
oh, yes, words are inadequate in m,
limited vocabulary 10 reveal to you tn,
slightest idea Of the pleasure il aifordi
me 10 read the letters from the member
OF u merry little band now you see
say our merry little band. | have beer
very recently initiated by a cordial wei
come from Nelly bly,, the star Of tin
West End, and her kindness can nevel
be exceeded only by her extreme good
good-what must ] say boys7 ! mus
nay that Nelly's last letter was superla
lively charming. But the Deasonyillitel
are a little hard to comprehend what sh,
meant by them taking the world by ID
horns and cutting such a promiscuoul
atmosphere with It. DO you mean tina
we a map out, in conception, the grea
circles Of the heavens, equinoctial an,
ecliptic, with the orbits Of the planet
aud grasp the related movements Of IN,
world in u hands, as they wheel II
intricate, and change their motion on hel
old pegs1 No, that cannot be Il NO W,
call upon you for a little more informa
ton on the subject. Now, brother ant
sister writers, there Is enough OF US I,
keep the column well stocked with let
tiers, and we must endeavor 10 do 30 an,
not have our kind friend, Mr.. Editor
who gives US this happy privilege O
mental improvement, 10 call our atten
ton TO negligence m "a part any more
for he who thus vigorously prosecuted
his mental improvements might expcc
even more promotion In the army Of liz
than those who remain in the dull tread
mill Of the garrison. Keep up courag'
and all things will work out all o X Il
the end, and the results will be inme
fortune and liberty. Well, III tell 20,
about my old chum he went out las
evening to call on his 'jularkie," an.
carse In at a rather carly hour this a. m
with what he called h~utiering Of tn
heart. asked him what caused such
sensation, but he made no reply.
know without any more information
from him ; he just about popped tn
question and made a mis-eue Of II. BOY,
beware and look before you leap; 1t |
like hanging TO be defeated In a matri
monial campaign, when Il doesn't requir
but q vote. Say, Crank, how do yoI
feel since the disaster between you an
Rosa Lse7 can sympathise with yor
for know wha, II Il 10 get started dow
hill and everyone that comes along CON
pliment you with q kick. Rosa lee, liz
a grca, many Others, has learned that
Is bettcr TO give than receive In that lin
Of business. Well, I will close for thi
time. before ! weary your patience witt
my epistie. With best wishes for the Y
y. G., am, n ever, most respectfully,
DeaspnvilIe, June Is. Lus.