The Grenada sentinel. [volume] (Grenada, Miss.) 1868-1955, 1886-12-25
CHARLESTON CHATTER.


dav and season q time OF rejoicing. TtS
athat even before breakfas English people
.1hsted with
MIA h,... won. merry gentleman.
Lct nothing you dismay; l.
Remember Cnf,st, n.L our SAVIOR, y"
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Fos some OF us 'twiil De Se'y dry OCCASION
heed, for within Charleston, MI. barleycorns
esprit and life needed on such ceiebra.
10, will be very noticeaply absent, causing
boped and depressed spirits TO De IN the as
pdancy. To be sympathizer In, much
sa participant OF, 10 SAD state, totally dis.
allnes one for performing the duties essens
lto a celebration. Nevertheless, 1--WE live
hope, though we die IN despair" trusting
w. sufficiency IN number OF the good.na.
nd, sood.humored, and loving "proh1s'
be among ana around us TO dispel the
om occasioned bythe absence ORION ana
n.y." MOUNTAINEERING the grapes are
pr" verify believe the latter-named boys
10 bad, worse and indinerent company. Al
|stthis was the expression gathered from
faint, but earnest, whisper OF my "best
pet our last meeung, ana, as natural re-
VI am down with the same complaint
manage to pull through the holidays, AZ.
plating alone with the anti-mint-julep com.
ny, shall demand position on Bro. Gam
pll's stafi, and may, perchance, run over
deliver you lecture upon "the ways and
ans" OF conducting such campaign.
|n the meantime, Mr.. Buck, in your partici'
ton In the 'spirited" and lively Christmas
ould grow "dry" and monotonous, at thst
fsame moment let your thoughts turh
on your Charleston roadjutor, which, !
st, Will prove pleasant reminder that you
not alone In your need of moisture.
ince my last writing we have had most
asant and desirable accession to our society
Giles, IN the person OF Miss Belle Bailey, who
returned, after six months stay in Ala
ma and Tennessee, visiting relatives. This
mis- the home of her childhood days, and
? cheerful and lively presence has been
1ly missed by her friends and admirers,
po are many. She Is the life and spirit OF
cry social gathering graced by her presence,
? very imper sonation. ~ grace saad refins-
ent, and is of the type of the fair whose in'-
tunes the Tyre of the poet, that animat.s
voice in the blaze of elOquence, and guides
brain IN the august toll OF stately coyncl's.
am creditably informed that our town
u be honored, next week, by visit from
eral young ladies, some OF them from len
ssee, and others from this State. This Is,
deed, pleasant news, and trust our gallant
uhg gentlemen Will do their part toward
Pklng their stay happy one. IL 1t should
ow during their sojourn here, l promis'
en- an opportunity to go slelghlng. 1 nave
our-seated sledge, made after the specifica
ms OF Robert hooke, and have o.i!y to await
aVorable spell OF weather.
twas my good fortune to have the pleasure
meeting, on Sunday lost, my esteemed
ends, Messrs. Lewis Jones, of Black Bayou
II N. N. Campbell, or Sharkey. They are
N gallant and handsome young gentlemen
pave large farms, and are quite successful
their agricultural pursuits; and the only
PDg needful to make their beautiful homts
little paradise is the presence of some fair
~. They claim to have been laborlng for,
these many years, TO the accomplishment,
his end-but to no avail New buggies aud
ehorses, now worn-out ana brokeh-doWh,
FoVed only to be sad requiem OF departed
ppes. l can, and do, fully appreciate the
flus OF their cases, having just competed
|urse OF labor IN the same school. howeV'r,
II snOuIO nor become 0lSCOuraRpu, DlI Te-