Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1893-06-15
FARMER TIPTON-S NIECE
Her C1exDecred vhs1. Brought
Asoz. -~o H.S7y Marriages.


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! dout Ike girls SAIL Farmer Tip
ton
His hoas~<e~p~r made NJ answer
In fact. AIDED Mr. TFpsoa- i hate
en-
>siII Mrs. Martin did rot reply
Bat what ean I do about it, ~ re-
suz~d If I'd had t~renEv-soEr hours
notice I would hare -7u~ ever 10
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fair crowded Mr. TSpsous bat s~r~
eun~s this letter like q ssrlke Of light
nIGx- TO tell -e the Eri viii De here 90
night
Mrs Martin smiled n IiEsIe and wat
On with her wUwx- the picSfnr over Of
black beaas TO make s7Epe f1r Farmer
Upton was particular IN his eating
and sEthCaxh Hester. che naidof all
wOr& was ssIIlfxl IN the Use Of pets
ant pans he newer could RELISH anv-
thing which Ms rss Of Mrx Martins
cuoAxlz-
Il suppose FnuH have 20 <-s o -D.zr
ready for her >abs Nr TTpsoa ~>h-u
have % saE al z5-hs IN 1zy event Bas
! shall s~ud hwr bnrx again s0-nasrr--1w
morning &0us wzas a nis--r - live
With r. III szS8 wanted azythTay %
the spr-- I cuuA1 have asset kgr &C. I
sappa~e
Mr. Upton lived N a pretty ED farm
heuSe <s~~rrvwf-f and shaz3sw~d By
=s1a>ser agssBu-haIf b.sg<h=-a h.ssz~
wnsrs TEpesus SanSz~rak9< az.t b~~n
o-rz ant 6heA where every <ssn~ val
kz4 It's a<>o~isssog=s aust the rxrT srpse
sr~~- rnss -~srs~b-rrv bushes we're De-
elraFz~ Ezra an hsszs1rzhIe s&d 1Ge wirH
H~eA~neuv~r~t stems AID erS5T- dad
h1u-< ar~aaxzn< away wIrh sv-rv wind
i - perhaps Unnecessary to azsE sAas
- -%S an OsA haeh~sar- ~ fall Of whinS
East <aprir~S A. ev~r odd harheis1r wE
Nobody sad tire u~sigAhor~s could get
Ahsnx wTrh hI- huE stella Martin anxE
, evultEs ii e IL kast zms h~~n taat Sac
snd ThssGzas TiPsOg hl3 been bog ans4
girl together aEd- somehow we're used
IN sa<h 0sh~r- in the days h~fsre stella
married b Wild rs~de=s young Mar
TIM who Sr~zs her EoG~y azsf bruxe
FER heart IN saeh short ORDER. az6 shrr
shss himself n a ~-anhgiax saloon
>GeA n merry angling EPSv K she
Es<rf to b. 1n2 now
WHY cried sh~ u@5xhbu~ 9she
1ua Sr~ax 20 n1as*4E
e wzs lovely old vsax~- H0Ervhn~Cs
clustered n she Ezrs~n- r~nxb- of vel
vet r~s3 Sz~~f-wfIsars b1rrs~-rd the
path azs3 bushes Of dark saasheruwosst
hgr~ ever the door steps To Nr- TIP
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N- Martin used ca bring the family
EezTEng oct into n porvh sometimes.
Of a sz1nne evening. and look w.Ssf1L
~ az the red sunset shining taruugh the
trunks Of the e~yfzr trees But what
ever = Impressions Eight have hs~n.
sk~ kept them TO herself
IL Mr. Upton dbl not like the Issea OF
a yuurg -TrE visitor h~uearh the ancient
ROOT Of TTpsOG Hall Pheb~ CresshfLl
liked Il still T@sS
~You czn S~rd me ont into the wilder.
zeSses a. -zch aS you like. said
Pheb~- crying a whole river Gxnges ot
tears into her trunk as she threw slip
r~rs. collars, e0E0gue BOTTLES and work
baskets. an fnerozgruoUs nzzsss, into It's
4ePshs~ but I never. never shall leave
u caring for Harry Not II you wers
70 s@nd me 10 Alaska
-vhild said Mrs C-vshm. sharply,
80 De broken os- and there Is an end 81
the whole sh>
Th-uzgh her tears Phebs euuId no,
but szfle 60 herself IL WAS all very
well for 60 talk bur za n
11t not knows that the bakers bog hai
carried az the bottom Of the basket 81
-Ols n note 60 Harry HasenS~ ant rhx'
Harry knew Is well a. she did hrrsesf
THAT b WAS xVtn~ 20 a Grabbed oIe
uncle down IN View HAMPSHIRE. ans
that she should always always k1vr
hau no matter what they sz6G 60 her
or whittier they s<nE her
Azd 50 IN the peaceful purple after
glow Of the June evening Phebe Crrss
all and Mr. Upton eyed eaeh oshei
with mutual GSf2vor-
How do yoa do unel~g- said PEehe
with n stiff little courtesy
Oh said Mr. Tfpsun This Is n.
girl i il Yes How do you do Mrs
Martin here will give roo so1ae sup
per
And ne vent OF 20 mzk. szr- TIA
she barn doors were pruperfy Iocxes
and the he1 house sewu--r4 for tker,
was n r1mor Of burglars IN Quiet Val
bey. and Mr. TFpeo1 had the finest Al
d<rrey cows ant the ehoir~<s hrr~s1 o
Brahna fowls IN the neignborhood
1t sszEds 10 = said he. rha
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