Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1889-07-11

Il wish. sir. there we're a haIf-dozen
more cd aunts to continue ny ruin
in the same way. II i Of 10 use get
ting angry. father. You can't keep 4,
up I'll take 20 any thing y0G say
law. physie. OF divinity; sell ny
horses. drop ny club. read b. the
cubic foot. but 90 uarry-exel=e ne
See here. Phil. exciaim@t the
father. who By this time was AZ white
hea'- you never knew ne 20 t-eak
ny word merely ak you 20 mar-
for your own good point cut ale
in every way suitable 70 yea Mary
To please ne. and I will not ouly start
you fairly in life nov. bat leave yog
al have ben ! am ru1@- Marry 70
suit some foolish fancy o. your owu
and T1I-ye=, III found an asylum fo-
idiot% Nov y"u understand ne
And Briggs marched -. Iczving his
sou 30 his E1editat50uS
If I stay here =aid Philip 10 hin
SELF. father ard viii quarrel Bet
ter give the dear old gentleman a
chazrs 20 cooI e. I'll r2ralxs a
little
That a~terzoou Pauip pacS~i a port
maateau. ant with a d.1fux-rod ard
mineral hammer started OF 10 Mont
gomery County. where Ar Old c0lis-e
nate of his had married and settled
one whom he had long promised 10
visit When h. arrived there b.
learned that Boudfnot and biz Eife had
gone To Long Branch to- the season.
and their servants with them the
horse being in charge % a exre-sakrr-
Philip heard % go.oi d-hin- iaa stream
four miles or. and concluded 20 ~. il
He found lodgings az a farmhouse
near the place. Ovned by I nan named
>eih Cooper
His quarters wereq quite comfortable.
The house was an Old stone building
d aate-ryv0.uti0uary erection. and
was rooruy- IL Wa assigned a cham
Der upstairs. lCoNinE ont OF a trinity
kept g1rteu. in which ol6-fashl0us,i
towers and pot herbs we're grO=r side
By side. AMI waich sent a plezsan;
fragrance through the open window.
The itself was adorned with
pictures and knick-Sna X showing
feminine taste. AID the led-tead "a.
furnished with 4 hair mattress and
not the bag % feathers Of the vicinags.
Decidedly. said Pail p 10 himself.
"there i another female on the prem
Lse-. than the substantial Dane
Cooper. and With some refined taste
But neither that day sOr that week
did be see aay woman other than Mrs.
Cooper or the bird girl However.
the cooking vas good. the country Il,
and his walks round about gave hin
n appetite and he va cOnseut. FL
6shed the stream closely. he ramb,eC
here and there. haumsr in hand aat
bag AZ side. leaned on fences and
talked with farmers bout craps
and the weather
In 4 weeks time n. thing grew
mOnot0lOus The Isl were rot al.
way- inclined TO bite. good specimens
in qulrries and ~ slta grew =eareer
and his >toe< o. talk on farming va.
nearly exhausted He began to think
% going TO the Branch and hunting "
B0udInOG A. he 81 upo- The vsranda
one afternoon Debating the matter. 8
wagon was driven up tie lane ans
stopped at the door- Lightly on
stepped a young oma in ! neat trav
cling dress. and the driver fOlI0we,
her with a large trunk under which
h staggered. bury A. be Wa Mrs
Cooper ZANE fr1a the kitchen and *
claimed Why. is GEenny. / Dc
clare
You dear cd Auuty Ruth sal.
the newcomer. hurEIug and kissin.
the farmers wife Il cane 10 have
good time for i month
And 50 you shall. ny dear. VA
the hearty reply
Philip took an ocular Inventory O
the LOOKS. dre-s and mannsr OF ID
newcomer a h. took Of his has -
sweet face and graceful figure aud pre-
ssntsble anywhere. va his interna
comment Here's luck l shall 10
visit the Branch yet
You have a hoarIer. aauty. sai
the glrL. waea I'D stairs with Mrs
Cooper
Is He's a Mr. Bee said tn
other 1t d0ut Iaox a. II he had an
call 70 work for hi living. Judging b
hi white hands and HI dx-ups. an
he's plenty Of money
Bee Then be isn't a busy DE
But he's good looking: II he BE- agree
able he i do Tor walSingstick
NJ CooPers ai,,axs a. to Phil.
Eas natural eaoasA When he Ia
asked his EaEe on his coming he hal
said in his airy way. Philip b. a
your service. and he had taken Ii
sound % the in tIaI for his uruame
After she had called him NJ Bee sew
eral times PaIiiP saw the bIauder
smiled AZ u aRL. a. the naval officer
sag. maize Il 80. aud when Gxeuu
e1ns - The table she WIS introduced
H. GNeGav. Mr. Bee A. 81
Wa> t1r n4ece. he concluded her nam
70 b. Cooper. bas a the farmer Al
dre>s- aer a. Nts- GEeaay. and tn
Farmers Eife n GEsany. Philip chos
the u7re ~ pestfal Of the two
4 Philip was a gallant youn
g~eniteuaa and as the young lady va
charming n manner. be naturally pai
Der ugch atsentloa- When : yOun.
mza ard a yoaa- woman are throw
tr-ra- -~r "