Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1893-06-15


might zs we'll
A Mr. TIPso1 lar asleep that ni<hs
he dreamed that be was n hoy again az
an old-fashioned hzS<fr<-be~- that the
cspru was all huSked and the barn 91spr
cleared oS. and that ne and Ssells-Ros
rafe- silent Mr. Martin but the gold
haired laughing stella Of twenty years
a<0-wer~ going down the long IankSof
the Virginia reel 70 the rsd mzSse OF
Rory 0Nore
He sat up in bed AMI rubbed his eyes.
Was 10 real music er adr~zns Or was
it
-B1rxlars. Barxfa- squeaxed
Hester banging a. his door- Please.
Mr. TIpson- r~s your gun. He's under
the wiasEowE I seen him wish my OWE
eYe=. With ali his b1rxEaring tools On
hEs arm
In Ar instant. rs is seemed Mr. Tip
.0u WAS creeping along under the
shadow Of the white foz=0Ened sYrfHxz
bushes. with his ear55z~ On hs shoaI-
der The ues5n- \ paIIid- xieo1s- linz
Of Light bEiused down through the
hs1ughs Of the butt0n-haIK tree Ads
mi owl h.sotet fruz the swarPs> a.
Mr. TTPson made a plunge At his PREF
>euuadr~L I've ros you he reared
Villain Enhazd me- shun1sred .
deep bass vu5ee-
A brisk ~rufss euszest during which
the old e7rhuze vent o. d~lscharxfnx
It's eDasenEs-a sudden xteaa Of fame
Rnsf suzpxr-faso tae caves Of the bat
roc-halI tree Ms Martha Who had
rushed fnso Phehe's r1ou. fan~ her
arms arssEzd the girl
~D-ut b frightened DEAR said SIR
o. TIA act fr1ghtered saisf Phesr-
who had lighted a candle. and now
booked very Iulbrslfxs. IN n lorg dress
my gown wTch her yellow hair fowin4
humanity DOWN her bark -Ik1eS he
would enrs-
Mrs Martha ~Ths-ourxfarr
ga Sc sat q burglar uGrnarwd
Pheb~- Its Harry
Harry
My Harry al Pheh~- turning n
soft pink 20 the vsry rusoss Of her kafr-
They Thought shev world part rs but
sseT ean He has followed me- and
has been >er-nadinx me under the wtn-
1o~ Dnfn you hear The oanIoF
Nrossfzess Hs said Mrs Martin
Ard ~veh~uentlF Pnee~-
IN Dc cr1e On n1rn- for EVER AMI ever
Bat tire e1Noguy was presently inter
rrzpse1 oy a oun IN the tall below n
OF sauz~ heavy ooev su1otfnx over and
9ver vita eezssaess PerSassene~- Both
-ouz~1 1~t 30 the door . p~epsrt
OBVIOUSLY 9Ner me sA1 ~nAr h-s
Ter fesaa e~MEa the maA"gaSF fLarn-
Prv>sN > Nurf~r- Hep asr~
Ehsnnas a ~Ss~ornt % Hnsern1Essasn-
Here shs TMaan shouted Mr. kip-
sar-~A
-ae ann rar-f tne oass '1aer
Of Pa~s~s HAIRY
1n~ Tna~rnAnd m~aHs h0anes
sa~ tarnrr
~A1asirr than q A1rrn 1arr Hsserrsi
HAT NJ AS s1Trr~1H1g N ~sr7nStfas
- as t~~@ LnaS neres onf T~ntlenzan
~ns FS0 w .
An not
marry saAF F1o MERIT
M you are sIoox ESr nv saS
Eat Hester charging INTO srr s1r5T
VITA a PAR q ssnxse sossn changed tina
a>p'-er @t a1A~ Explanations ensured
-rag~ changed into aHgas-r and
ArS Martin went Upstairs 20 pr-Far. 4
quaint apartment souDoGIy xasswn
a. the 0ax room fgr tn reception Of
I Es19aaoa VINO a4a 10 a~arfy oera
s1s'e 'ar q
-Ant- look here younE -a1> sand
Nr- TiFsoG- tbs next time E1a eszrHe
7rvwIFax around a a0u-e At a a m
eume 10 the fra1S door nnsssad Of the
wing winstow- What the GhestnSs I'm
u--ssh~r a AiI~r nor an eyre IL ny ai~cr
wants 10 marry n maa AMI the man can
prose himself zh5e 90 support a wife !
shs0ald not stand IN the way
Iasi~- hs5~a Phee~- yVU are a
dsrtrng
tive me- kiss my glrt~ said Mr
Ifpsnu- der1arv- aitns know hos
pretty E0u were H1sn Row
Mrs Martin always an early riser,
came down at Gve o5etses n the sws~'
June when the bird,
we're waHstlHnx and the eahoax- roses
were weighed DOWN vrsh dew But
Early A. sAs wa@ Mr. EnPs1n a1d eun1s
down before her and stood en- the door
sep @Nh a. aanA-s N as P''eseS
Vel stella sad AZ. enHr8Alnz
VINO NoaNi nave enea@nf OF our nav
ing an llssn1ue me o9 Placer
N NArtAA snAs&
What are Fou dpIn-T sand Mr. Tip.
TON rasner sorupsiE ar'sEre1