Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1901-12-19

Is holes Ms Darruw erred about
= Is TOO bad
Ths-e vas sls-c- fo- 4 uo-e---
th-z Mrs. Bennett continued.
san there must D something
pEt
How a they HANNAH
Vel I guess t1e-e caz You 20
down . the store ard get zozsrhi-x.
I guess we ear spare a Zrrle
I've -o-- Samuel E-s--p-ed-
a-G rzeu he Paus-5 almost AFRAID 20
TEL tie res Re had a1wavz aee- a
BIZ AFRAID of - E
Vel WAT hav= yoz z1-e
ESrE cents Ezzzzh- I kid O.
saved = Up alo-E % buv voz IA
Ch-srz1s present but
! Go-r van 10 present. Tha-u
by s0-- candy z-E ] t=w r--kz-s
to- then Thsn- VALE xo1-
gone % The store II pop s0-s corr.
ard rhsrss soze re5 appIsz You eaz
. over ard IL then s-oc-
~Je=r Ike Sa--v C-au a RE
cd IA zhre5 Ue thc--a-
warmed his kid OF heart a1eu. ars
he GrSrEas sprr within In D.
SH % revive Taa- evening rrzzz-
lozs wsth 5sv. II Sled -Ae E-rle
stOcl-Es that hzzx n ! row IN The
aar~ kitchen OF IT, Dar-ow koEe.
4er ! wsole pumps Pc T. -he cup
ee1r- and Sszr hone. Iezziz- I
promise 10 zone 1Saa = ne morning
and zee how he mother ard ehisrsz
W=re ger-i-x alo1z Nrs- Dzrrou VA
ulcA better SIC said ~ thought
she would = abe 70 -et up II the
uo-S
tz-Er1as morning a. soon a. thew
lad lad rh=E breakfast. NJ. and Mr.
Esz1sr again drove over 20 the Da--
rpwS TheF found the mother 81
ting Up happy wlrh her children over
her humble gifts They had bee-
szr nat >az-a Claus would brig
them somerhizg and he had not D.
rrayed thezr childish eonsdene-
I leclar. sad SauueI Bennett
wlen b ard his wif- we're again N
tae cutter Or their way home- II
seems A-G o Ch-srmasy. after all
I deaf know but II does azui--
Ted Haazah -rre Eu6 . made U.
ny md ~ amt TIE worst OF ever
a after al
>1e Wl learning the true i=sso1
q Christmas -iIe--hzr i : dong
for The east Of tke<e that gives TIE
ceepes- Joy But she vas stu %
md the fulIe- h~appizesz Of THAT
CHRISTMAS DAY
Land she exclaimed a. thew
1=arpe the house -Tke-es the *
P-essEA1 ! front OF our gate. VIA.
can e wz1r2
I don't know. replied samuel IT
cant y anything for
Bur Il Was
I brought your package. called
the sxpressnan- only its a box
he mysterious box Vas soou a :
red into the house and opened. Il
TE generous II size. ard a. the Gov
- came on IL was found 70 Dc vel
6Iled
Here's a letter. sam Open IL
Samuel Bennett opszed the letter.
which bore his name. ard rad II
v~o-eerlngly. II said Dear UneIe-
! guess you have forgostez ne. hut
l an still alive and proSperous- A.
Christmas approached l thought Of
you and Aunt HANNAH As the orIy
living relatives / have. and I ssr6 ven
sOnething 10 make VOC think OF ne
There was further expiration. and
then the letter ended with Vow
Uncle Samuel If you need any assist
a1ee- let ne know. 1 shall De glad 10
help you IhaTe plenty ard 10 are
and II l can do anything for you Il
VIII he a blessing TO me Write TO
ne oon Your atsetionare nephew.
John Bennerr-
My brother Hezys boy. said
amneL I never knew what had be-
come Of him Amt 1t queer@
-oueer! said Hannah. feeIirzlv.
4 call II a God=enG- And TO rhfrk /
grunbled and found fault with the
Lord Wasn't 1 wicked2-
And thea she 4 doxn ard began
70 weep
Don't. Hanna Taiz-r nothin' 10
cry over You didn't mean IT. and the
Lortu forgive you Let's take the
things our Of The box
There were many beautiful gifts
for both OF them John Bennett had
shown his hberaItv wken ne packed
the Christmas box
sam remarked Mrs Bennett
when they had examined and o
6ered AZ the last article. and the box
had been removed To the woodshed.
Il wo1der if you eouldn-r 20 ard get
a few e~vsrgreens- We might trim ID
a LITTLE
of eourse. / could answered sam
ueL radiantIy- 1T amt far 10 the
woods ard the Snnw amt deep there.
l could get some n N Gme.
Then xou get SOms- And Whdie
you're =oae- III 90 10 work and -et
AZ best Izaer l can. Wen have .