Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1896-02-27

D. hufs ~u ~aaf be- dafu's want 70 f-
,ccu@i q 80 Partially I r~znem
virh a churk ha- John VaS<ar went
into Numh-r Tve vh~n h. wsSa-c,srt
u< Loss ~rrnE that lived a. Numb-r
lou-. arl ~earcsi otE Nzazs McMickru
hair ont~u her wits c1mi-.- up b~hinsi
her when she was a-uason frtter
Anss Kissing h~r- Aud Mr. Ecits gro
GERS tFu vas left er Mrs He,i-vy s.
hrsI-
Very natural mi~aPV- tensions
sail Mr. Miner We nrr al liable 70
nlak~ mistake
That's ss true a sosp sasi thr
@osaron- ~Now yoa talk about ms
fak~ / r~memb~r-
Ard T. n7rcipitafviv Interrupted
Mr. Mauer. vho hai a wholrsors- hor-
ror 80 h~ a4ruu usc-ufuahlr stories.
have b~vn nlrrafully preserved from
any awkward uu~uuder-rantiuE hy
the fact that rh- do-sr Of the domirIle
wh~rr re~d~ is P-rosbb~ntiaHv paint
81 bluv
-War a proper pretty epior. saHl
T~arua FhIpotr- p~aSiuE about
tl1e. my daughter. Ar-thusa. down in
IIorai-
Pray excuse m~ Sahd thu pastor.
czucing az hs turnip-shap-d SILVER
-ztrh -sut I have hareIy time 10 k--p
~ appointment vith Brother KIing~u-
burg Really. I had NJ ii-a how isre
IT was Aul lie hurried avay-
Nr Nfln-r boa1i-si At NJ Simpson
srrrar~. with Mr. Chipley au,I her
ssuEhfer. Naui and Marian. who felt
H q great distinction - ~ II any
scrvice- however slight. To the pastor
Maud gathered fresh flowers for the
stuis table. Marian AT up late nights
- ira and nt~nd table isu-n. 50 that h.
night have a clean napkin every day.
ami ~ darn hiss stockings. 80 that yos
rua.I not tell che mend.~i PLACES from.
TIE whole aud the little widow kcz-
self exhausted every culinary r~soures
to humor his dyspepsia. and IN con
trive dainty dishes eat Of the least pos.
siele foundation.
To th-Se thru simple women Rev.
Milo Miner was like an embodied saint
And BOW that Mr. Miner i safely
gone for the day. said MIR Chiplev,
wei clean n. sittlug-room and white
wash the walls. Run 10 Dixey's. Maud.
for a lump 81 unslSksd lime. and-oh,
bv the way. bring some cornmeai
aear. Well have haSfy pusiiiug for
dinner. and eat ~ the kitchen table.
TASTY pudding and milk will do for us
women
-0f curse II vii, mamma. said
Maud
I Just lie pudding and milk cried
Marian. jumping gI-vfully up and
down And although Mr. Miner Is
such a dear. Yet IL Is a sort Of reIiet
to have him gone once in awhile. 81
What ve can clean house. aud rat haSty
pudding And. Oh. Maud she whis
p.red to her aesthetic elder sister. a.
Mrs Chipley bu~tlci out to hsug the
big kettle over the fre. I've such an
idea. II yoGu only get a little grass
green paint. ready mixed. when you
are az DiNeyS. and a meiium-size,i
brush,
~Green paint. Marian What for
Hush. don't let hear. In
- tNAFA "a AtsAtA- iAhA NaAA14 tAE AN@-s
with the blue door.
Maud obeyed. Although the elder
IL ears. she had long heu accustomed
10 BE- d~ominesred oyer by pretty. posi-
tive Marian
~But il i the srrangest thing
Marian" she said. as. u or - minute,
later. she handed over Il m~ysteriOu.
tin can and an obIong paPsr parcel Il
her sister. Joe Dean IS out painting
hi door blue.~
Tastes differ said Marian. shrug
eing her shoulders, 10Y invested in ;
pret.rnaturaliy shabby Old ea.c'
gown. suitable only &c the extremes
exigencies Of house-cleaning- Blu
is q lovely color, but as applied to
house door I am heartily sick of i,