Entered at the Rising Star Post-Office as Second-class Mail matter. Published every Friday. "DO UNTO OTHERS AS YOU WOULD HAVE THEM DO TO YOU, AND DO IT FUST" Editorial -0- This is 1901, have you resolted any yet? If you have been making a dozzen New Year resolutions and breaking them all in about 30 days, try the plan this time of making only six and see if you can't keep your integrity with at least three of them. In this New Year, A D 1901 make a grave effort to "Do unto others as you would have them do to you, and do it FUST" 0 0 0 The Mav Enterprise has gone into hence,--is a mournful corpse. She died, according to a hasty post mortem examination, of a malignant attack of impecuniosity fever or financial strangulation. 0 0 0 The X-Ray makes a motion that the people of Eastland county instruct their next Representative to the Legislature to introduce a bill in that honorable body against the sale of toy pistols, firecrackers, and torpedos of every description.] Even in the civilized Southern States to the east of the Mississippi editing was not fifteen years ago a healthy pastime. On one occasion, when I was assisting a friend in Georgia, a citizen in a high state of excitement entered the "editorial sanctum"--they are very particular about the dignity of these epithets in America--and riddled the walls and my desk with bullets from a revolver. Luckily, I happened not to be there, but in the composing-room, engaged in making-up the editorial page. My eye dwelt lovingly on a neat row of paragraphs, one beginning in this wise:-- If our esteemed (but chronically overheated) fellow-townsman, Sam Beale, will take our advice, etc. [Illustration: "THE MALLET GRAZED MY EAR AND CRASHED INTO THE WALL."]