The Panola weekly star. (Sardis, Miss.) 1882-18??, 1884-05-24
Grenada, May y.


DEAg YouSo Folks :-"Aitor a storm
there il always a calm !" the crowd Of
young folks have just left, and just let me
tell you ! feel like writing TO you all. /
feel like big sister says she feels some
timcs--"a kind Of smothcring-at.the.
hoart-ieeling." you know. Not for the
world, would | have yUu MI believe that
the boys ever call on mel No. that con.
summate old lady, who brandishes cherry
limbs, has put her big foot on that.
Never mind-some one toll me, not very
long ago. that "once IL not forever" Oh,
young folks, just think of III What II
We were denied the pleasures Of hope !
What q desolate world this would I've !
Crank, ! am truly glad that Polly refused
TO correspond with you. | don't think
you had any right 10 ask for that plea4.
ure, aud | kinder think she Is 81 the
same opinion. Some men imagine that
an everlasting fund Of small talk IL
enough 10 captiyate any woman in the
world but those persons, when they
think they have the field all 10 them.
selves, are, In general, made mere laugh
ing stock III M soon rs their backs are
turned. They are usually keptin second.
hand favor, however, ~ useful appen.
dagcs In 4 walk or ballroom. aud 10
supply their baniling inamoratu with the
chitchat of the day. Other men think
that the secret Of success lies IN ilattery,
and hence they administer the dose -
imposingly that Il amounts to q eurfeit.
Flaliefy u, indeed, a powerful weapon
when managed with dexierity but In
the hands OF a person ignorant Of IL
mysteries, il Is wor=e than no weapon At
all, A. is edge IL not unirequenlly turned
against himself. II the boys would not
iiatter The girls % much. they would be
held In higher esteem than they might
suppose. No wonder they arr spoken d
ms tickle and false, 1.-THE girls. Don
naitsr the girls, boys, aud they will not
10 tickle and faler, but sh.tter and irti. 2
Memo, what has become Of your am
surprised At your not coming 10 tie
front and pleading your own case; II !
were you. ] would give Polly a picce d
my mind but, I tell YOU what, I would
he soTter mild about H.. Calvin wss
fshed out, ton. ! do wonder where ths
poor fellow II; I would like 10 much d
read n letter from him. Chummie, you
spoke Of Polly aud Bonctio IN your let,
ter; want TO know why they don't gel
In good humor, do youf I cam
answer for Polly, but Isoneito IL In gUpl
humor with all the giris. What has be-
come Of LInoonnue9 | expect she In
tends to remain unknown 20 the last
/ come forward and Lex ~ have an ole d
spring. Chummie, what did you NEAR
by saying Polly failed to comply with
your request You are certainly mis-
taken ; that H., think -. Nellie By
I would like 20 know what kind 81 tft
that was you said Polly had sarcastic.
did ron sayf | don't believe | hass
ever reen one of that kind the one Poll,
has Il gold. and Il writes weIl, tDo. Sis
Just vades through the big wonis, ans
plucks them. TOO, like she would q loxel
garden. Rnmmie, yon are treating ~
badly Authenticated people, a. . Ken
erai thing. are very mean, but I trril,
believs that you arr m exception II yni
consider what | have aid any in=inHa
ton, shateser. ! hope son viii exeuz'
me. Iouir. you must zsand By the Ell
umn lie all po~ssz<ed. - Bonftto aid
hut ron must not do - be dhl-d@er
the column. Bob and Dick, ! znpf<<e
have consolidated We mia. you Iron
the ceIumn sadly. Times are not via
they u-sI to h. the th.nes m&kr~ m
sd anu lo<lorn. IL llsi1t IN oar criii
si<n. faanz fnIkn. ones fsr al. nnd =
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