Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1888-07-19

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have seen any difference in people
since the Consolidated went To pieces.
Mrs. Dclano was as kind and chatty as
cver-promised to do all she could to
help me. but evidently thinks that |
shall tire Of the business in a week.
To change the subject, how do you
like ok-keeping2'
Clara gave n little Sigh.
II can't truthfully say that dote on
Ii. The poetry of mathematics be-
comes very commonplace prose when
one has to sit on "a hard stool and iot
down figures from morning till night
in fear and trembling lest one should
make a mistake. or get n blot on the
pagcs. | hope you have something
good for dinner"
''Frizzled beef. mashed potatoes and
n Brown Betty. Like John Gilpin's
wife. ! have a frugal mind just now.
| wonder how Dora i. pro-pcring2"
I'VE shall hear next week. I sup
pose. She said she would not write "A
long letter till she had something
I.e,f.. ., I'll
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isn't
II foresee an editorial brother-in-
law exclaimed Clara. shaking her
head In "A tragic manner.
"\onsenS..~ replied Lena. s.News-
Pup P''i'' nv '"' p"S9 !" hlahe l"Ne
to u another.
! don't know why he gave me the place. I
enough To saw tba, INV ,r,,cIc. VIZ ~ Serr @ ,mr
very fair, indeed He engaged me to wri = up
~ "sh.ons art eNhipitions. shop windows
: mus ues'h a IN" 'oot OF 'he ladder
""'e n''" ro"m hear the Once
= =" uolia's a week ana am uoing my own
fortunate that no one but myself is obliged To
pArtake OF my dishes 50 "fearfully and wonder
'V't'"iiu Saiu the mother- "She
" "''9''t !" S'N' tune
ahu money, then break down and have
To come home after all
@A n'.''s storIesh 'he intervals OF reg
~ '" 'eP'A'' 'hr drown SUIT before ~
~ r"n snaooy- rave sent a sketch 70
~ ~ "a hi"s.ratc" Ne'Nnes' anu am anX
' ""s'" NV 'eruict- inc story seemed
"Ne
No doubt II il far better. said Lena.
..hut nu~hIf.hirr I'LL
' so W
'"''' III 100 in'Uy INSTANCES.
Don't expect me home for Tbanbs,tvf,,o mr.
Christmas hut send ms , ~ an =, -
good things your combined geniu. ana emerge
can evolv,. prnx,,,.d ~. con5,,san - ,ha -
ury will admit Of any festive breparations
'e't
$3.50 N"' "" '"'"or' anu
~
The s." No. ,hs es'n : haven met
notified them of my arrival. I shall NOT force
myself on them
she's s good rs the best of them.
with money Or without il" cried Clara.
Indignantly. They can q begin to
compare with her in brightness
may he sent to some of the fashionable
parties To report costumes, decorations, the
test some ~ ,he vor' ~ y "ouia % 10
winter, and see if they would he brave enough
70 recognize me in the humble capacity of a re-
letter next weet HaS ~" mr. '"sstes''ns
hook keeping and what wonderful man bas
Ina e.''isa out GIVE my love to Every body.
piles OF shingles OF that new house in The va,,Ji
next door would take on a halo now, and / be-
80 -, ~ IN ne meatman : dog i'll
tanabIe avenue in the broad rlar. Of dav In
fact, should rather enjoy the sensation it
Won. ,ox,na
bos.
Her letter was 81 briob, and h.ar
so to,,t and 81.
the ewes of the home gro,,n a -
folded the sheets ca~ressingIv and :
placed them in the envelope
We can write her n comb;na,io,
letter. and describe all our doinns y,
Their mustn't forget In toll os his
periments with fancy ponltrv nv NO..
of which he homes 70 Win ~ 49,
of the sunken piastres. Now mns,
say good-bv for another five hours
and 20 To mount nv wooded thro,. 7
almost feel like SAVING. with Onaen
! Constance. Here I and so.,ow :, ,
ON DAYS when the debts and I'D.
worry me-
..Ouaan Cons,,no ILL.
wooden throne Sha - ,hA -
s,,n - II mug
Be sure and stop at the druo-stors ON
your WAY home for my o.rna, a.