Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1888-11-29

always felt a. n there VA. : wrrrr 4tfrr
Lng % thar E10nsT. &ad it's 10 wouaar W
lost T. II father h21Rs 0cga 20 harsh
with Csustus-w
81 He ] never have run awa~ a. - I'D
Bat father coulG never sss tszs ne could
Dc 2ny thing but farm aaa esgstus did ha-.
farm inz,n tntsrzupsed Mss Nnn1y- sac
was the eldest % the two. and. nsst1s hAG
been siGGss axe So. - sci a. A rs==.ssl
brother Fifteen years her lunicr, an. ha,s
curied his iutantife rin~.ers ard AssssAue.i
his piuaforss Nlra ssoseefiv carr. and
ltter on -.trsa as part il the hos disputes
''-sws@r Am ant his ssera father. who
I vauld net see that tire s5enfer lad -a.
good Zoe az thing sia,-e BE ha. neither
strength or ability % carry ou the great
farm frrE waich Iarathaa Raeu hAa
cuizs't a l1rre portt9a % bis wealth. p
nally the lad ran away. ard when the old
MAJ dled his wii was made - az 20 cut
ca the squ with q Daitrv hanifut q as
f1ther's wealth the whnle q The large re
uaa1ufier Tusux % ths sisters This would
nos aava becn 80 ba-t- Tor Iast5.e cuutd stiH
eaTe been Zone bal theT eeen xiveu the
cpntrot 20 their Own, but fearing sh a. they
would share with their brother. he had
{ appointed KasseI OsboFue sole trustee
Z q the estate ia trust fsr the SISTERS, Civ
ing him absolute cgEsroG % the estate
While they eoEl4 only c0mmaad the inter
est
Tbs would have been ample for ali Their
reests. l4re curtains AMI a trfr % FurDt,s
tuc.zde1. haf taeg chosen 10 use il. bat
the saving Instinct q the BueIls vas
L sfrqnS In n m, aud the- we're economical.
leaving al The ralrs ussrxs1 for Russell
u-oorsfe's ssas-iillE. and one fae morning
+, sneF -vosc 90 the sore kuovTIest.ss that he
ADJ his 5oud-n1n had failed. AMI that the
Buell. property had gone with the resi-
The osbarHes lived mora isvishIy than
netor'N cut the Property Vas in the wisssrs
name. where she law could not touch Il ami
the Buell. zir.. grew OH AMI faded uuder
ths sense q their wrozTs, and sxcd out
I an uncertain living E1aH q small village
l property SHieh hsaI teeu spared FROM the
general ureck- 1t having belonged 10 shei-
Mother aat no. included in the wlII prop
/ eftF- LAT hai ever possessed JonaEha an
-s1eil to place s-sch az Unlimited trust n
sh@ hGHis o. such a man a. Russell o.
. rH- i stu a mystery, but in his unfort-
/ innate spite toward his sou he hal. a. the
/ say ug goes. bitten his own nose q. and
gwen his wealth % enrich ore who had 10
| right q II. aad Deprived his own family
/ e even a decent living frC Y the proceeds
L et IS Life q toll ami Il the sleek RatI
venerable Mr- Osborne Wa not haunted by
/ bis a,-y-sIsin< Split, be certainly deserved
20 10.
Augustus Buell. cane hone when as
father died. aHd heard the unjust will read
with anger aud di-faln. and had sssrn full
IL received the pjttance left for hIrl. and
turned his back On the spot which hBi BE-
come hateful % him. and for twenty years
the sisters had heard no wort from him.
whether BE- vas dead or alive Il. hal
parted from them Ia anger. believing that
they were satisfied with The VIII. and aasi
thoughts o. bitterness toward them, a. b..
imagined them n the enjoyment of the
wealth watch should havs been shared
with him Ths money lad pr0spared won
derfulIy IN his han.i< and ths. bav WHO
would not. and could ust. make a farmer.
hai proved himself an immense Success IN
another branch o. business Of which his
/ pttIfui Inheritance had formed the nucleus.
AMI while the sisters are lowering over the
waning fire in the shabby room. the broth
er. whom they are bewaiIing. occupies an
elegant horne in Western city. OF which
he Is thriving citizea
How shall we spend Thluksgivln< this
year, M dsarr' said Mrs Buell.
she VS. a large, por-ly WOMAN, with 4
plsasssn- flcs @nsi honest. syrnpaths.tie eyes.
TIE family were sittinr IN the family
sitting ruom, ssfs wsth velvet rugs and
-ieh carpets. and luxur5ousIy furnished
svHisHtIy tire Buell. love Of ecouauay had
. rot nasssn trln.szaI sfs,l 10 she son
1 I have aaE thought e the matter
/ Martha. rePils,t Augustus Buell. abstract
| esiiF - WIS a hn~- laoa king maa OF forty
/ 1--WE Row 4 had su,-h a strange dream
Z III - aa--
the aft acme All day
Fl.s- father. 10 allow = dream 10 keey
yuu lao'SIug - soleEln al the evening ?
sa5I Mss kitty. spriszhtly girI Of seven
teen
- WIS at home again, ami vet not a
! homss.H resumed the father. for ali va,
SO changed that there vas nothing home
| like about IT,
- Just see Tow eomicaI F-f0 PLAYS will
this paper. papa cried ReIlo. a gotten
haired htsle fellow Of ten. tossing % ,
newspaper as he spoxs Fbt0. a snow
pet dog OF the poodle species. caa-hs il il
his teeth- throwing II ~ and catching /
a-lin as 4 cat worries a mouse
II WIS an old newspaper, anI had ecr,
INTO the house around \ package sfurin,
the day. aad IS the dog in hzs aasfe-
dropped IL near Nr- BusIl-s feet. b.. staore,
aill cSed x up oaeg tng IN impulse 10
which he could not account as he snlG 0thfs
It cut ard laid It upea hs knee
Why. Martha he aimed in ex
rited toues. 1t i a copy Of cur eli hom.
paper Wat strange chance aas brough
il 10 nv handy
He looked It ever, but strauge name
alone net his eye until he turued 1t ever
when an obituary paragraph caught h.
/ attention
IL was 4 notice q bis sister EIeetas
death All a snort sketch 81 the Bu,u -
teFs. their .rss q f1rtuas a notice % b m
sell Gnst tho Hlourn AZ Of the sIsters "a
their long lost brother
80 that FISCAL Russell Osborne. Ia
cpntrlve't 10 scoop In their fortune, HI.