The Panola weekly star. (Sardis, Miss.) 1882-18??, 1885-09-26

rtE n F mlIfT
M lti d ll.f H tai
f F
m ~
fr n aHEfl j
Hs Hifaf
taHf m ~
Hif ffnl h
M Ilf.a viii le9
hf na So iila
H' tHa.f h4an hafa i
tsaf.i ie fs1.
H na nH
H I aa ffeHF ala saH.f
.ht rs lH1 ~ parish
tf f lfa iat f fh
IH
yai fnI fna jaIf Nfi
H fHIH ai fl.ln 70
drmlrHlU HirIINF HIfflfnf
HHafhff lpt fDf to Daa a.mirf HlH
rI1H 01fpu tHnfna ai HfhHfr4
W.m..f Doe sIH iaa 81 hsm FL i.aIp
.If INf NHnfal r%H0f1nsf Mo- 'lr llnfh
HpNfnfi in tina bod Io.n nfa
't.l II ilf Ht ~ DIE HIHf Iup4
Nar nlf 800 fHHf f1If ln I1fe Hnl
N nrHn DOL lng Mu OI5,r .
.II 3D. NIfl'f inspected ithai rHl
si IHH q HIllDf ii, o. hs.fIrf il.n nYf
afarHani urhftIdrI Nifa lihlf lut
promptly Hn'. Ing NIfa OIta be- mclff
aI A0Hiu t. i f4Hi tHhfr Hnd rtng fd
r1n0H iuf twp Thanks ~ Sister
HNfNn agitation, ~ wns mmllY n. il0
IIH#r IuIH iil tmaffrf Mr var
nfl HtH tIIuLIup What alalI snr
anl w uIIg. what Viii tho neigh
bore .9l
~ a. nITo 100 lm worth. Olive IL !
could prevail upon yuu fu always no nt
t.o huHj VI mi taUl, began lho irwin
r.nIr sutton, muu0.ng a. detachable bi
cIi
all1tr 70 pickle Mr. varnry'' put 10
Mics olive niih winning glnuco to
.lri tUc nearest table. whore .nt the
gtNf haired minister, .uppiug with Tho
IuuHgr,l lamb " biz nprk.
Aud ! don't ctrc who knows n.y.
sent ou Mr. Nirncy deliberately. But
THAT won't br rarson brow. He's deaf
Hs 70 stone wall,
u think big deafness increases. q said
Miss Olive, catching NJ the topic
'Nrry tkrly ns4cntrd Mr. Yarncy,
with pninihl indifference. Bn not I'd
much ns yours does, Olive. | never had
such hard work 10 make anybody hear
IN NIL my life
''lry % change Of subject" suggested
the lady, with o nervous laugh
81 can't, Olive. II You tell me that |
nm up aud down disagrecblo 10 you, ~
take myself oil. Otherwise
MY papa isn't dI%sagrceablc, now 1,
he, Mis- Mpsrfyr2' cried Master Willie,
running up to the table In advance Of
Mrs Drew, bis hostess Tor the evening.
Don't YOU Ike my papnP' persisted
the boy. leaning lamiliarly on Miss
Olives shoulder,
Yes, yes, While, u course" muir.
INJURED She, strangling m impulse to
shake him.
Leave children alone for asking
troublesome questions. - said the minis.
icrs wife, smiling down upon the coy
group "But | assure You, Olive, Mr..
Nnrncy and ! shall not quarrel with
Willicfor making you blush 50 prcttily.
! embrace this opportunity to present
my best wlshosfpr your future happi.
rcss.
ION, Mrs Drew, you you're very
Kind. bat
And, Brother Varncy. | congratu.
late You with all my heart shrilly
cried The ob,cryant patson, who had
rad with delight the motions Of his
wilc's lips. "'lt IL not good for man
IN be alone saith Scripture. / wish
Yourself aud your bride every Joy"
Thank YOU, sir thank YOU. shouted
the interruptions lover. with n bold
glnncr NJ his confused partner. II
eau explain, YOU see, without making
n scene, " hc added To her In II roguish
whisper. 'Lct Us make the best Of It. -
Attracted by the parsons loud words.
n score Of people had gathered about to
offer congratulations In the interesting
pair. Speech would have been more
embarrassing than silence. Miss Olive
mntcly accepted the situation and her
lover, and from that day to this. has
never been sorry. but she still dwell,
under the old rooi.trrc. II was Mo
BANNED That came to the mountain.
Mohammcd with Il devoted little fol.
lower Pam Shirid, IN Ihpers Ba.ar.