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Bat the bailie of Cahedta. fought
la 174C. ended differently Ur tha
Ho» of (tact tha ooaatfy aw
roaadlag Dana arobably would have
had a totally different try# ad cib
um la tha yreaaot day; far felewiag
that dimeter tkaae aha had flecked
to tha hoaaar of tha Seatthh yre
taader to the Brttlth threaa faced
either death, oggiemtea at heart or
mfety la dmnrita.
Fallow! ag defect ad the Etoact for
cee at Cahodoa oa Ajri U, 1T4I,
when the Pretender, Chart** Edward.
VI dMDW VH WNIIH
to n inoifiint wtth too Duke of
OoeMui, i awimaadiag too farcoa
of Georg* IL toon Ml too Brrtiah
three*. tor English force* upland
hundred* of Soak soldter*. caacatad
Many, ami burned ami pUtogml
through too Highland*.
Msup of th* prloaMU war* carried
tote England and at Koaaingta* Caae
bmc, near London. If were put to
death; thirty-two war# executed ia
CunteafUml, amt twenty-tw* to Tor*
ok*. TUo wot bp wap of vengeance
and alarm. Tbo king, hewaror, wua
rated bp kinder thought*, and n large
aaaebar wot* puPdonad oa eeadHtoa
tout toap Mm th* oath af aBagtonc*
and emigrate to America.
Same Coma fat Ifap
Aa early aa lf*t Scot Bightaadam
bad aatllad to small number* alaag
Um Cap* Fear. Favorable ra porta of
Um country had gone buck to their
retothre* to too oM country; a*, when
thu king** edict was
bundled* *f th* exile*
tout part of tbo
Harnett Count!**. Fayetteville, then
A
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•anon adg* of Harnett aouatp. Sena
to toot dap th* excellence af the *o«*
aaad Um comfort af the climate mi
attraetteu to mttlava. tBowtag tajee
af the now country wuru taut bach to
ratoUvaa to tha Highland*, raonhtog
to a rtandp wtaaaa of uw families
Md Waters Nath Canto* tea ate;
dm at tea Dana Maria mb* di
mply faa th*»r satin UUa. TMr
arighhaa* a tha arot aao. fn« tea
Maate af Irataatt, shava Statute eat
asiaalad teas aatdad la Plata pw
af ta Cay* har »aas|ij tana te
Pistehljr toa-tWate at aOteayal
y»* la tea Pasa Matatet aw daaand
ad (>aa te* srigteal Beat wttUn, at
terngh tear* aa* oaay aMrite aad
Bagteh dtetaat
Baca a late aa ISM tea GaaU*
!•■*■*•* *■* a**d ta tea yalyits at
**T BmteyteHaa tesrtew at Har
it"te altea^teytoZadteatel!
Vr tea sty, te Naate Otntiaa, an
BMSSS-Tas
I
f/fci ■ ^, s* .j 'v *• '
Pear river, flora MrTTinaH Ant
make* bar mwi, a yenag aad
hU waring g|t); la tba tiiahlya aad
dMiaaaet that affectad tba Attest fat
divided leotah la GuAiaa. at tba
vwtatUa, Aa to the dignified matron;
krim tba Jnitui aad radical pria
clpfae af Aa noaA Revolution
troubled bar coaatry aad employed
hot children, Aa «M tarrttd ta tba
cantata ry af X&arair.
The moat qaAb essays af Aa
Pieteader, Priaca CbaMaa Mnif, ta
Highland* A laetlaad. boated flam
amoatala ta dsil, from crag A cav
er*, by day aad by night, by the
eokiiem A tba Dabs A r—b ulan I.
■ad a pin set upon hla head aa a
fagltiva falsa, was plaaaad aad ea»
rated by tba MsPonalda. tba meat
powerful A whom had appoaad the
»M<op« to plaao the Priaca open Aa
tbraaa, aa a hayetem lahaMlati, aad
away of whom wars bearing«m» fat
tba baaaa A Haaovar j aad asms avaa
tbaa leading farces la ■■arch A tba
Royal fagltiva. into tba wilds aad
faataaaaaa of the Highlands and tbs
Weatara bias.
Roderick Mackanaie aided the light
A tba Priaca by hla ehlvalroae death;
Flora btoPooald by her romantic tpir
U oad womanly contrivance "Thii
real mao) In Aa moawtalaa A Boae
abiio after the battle A Otiladan. and
| was aaipriaA by a party A aridien
east in pursuit af Charles Idwaad
HU age, hU figure, hU air, deceiving
the military completely, they wen
goiag ta secure him. believing Am
bad got hold af Aa true priaca. Mao
beaata perceiving tbaur avUtake, wK*
great feoOtade and praaaaca A mind
iaetaatly reaetvaa A render It uaefu
to Ma oaater. Ha draw hU nrord, aad
As courage with which be defended
hinurif, aattefUd these aatdiam Aal
A cooM A no ether then the Pre
tender. One of than fired at him
Mackenzie fed. and with hie tael
breath exclaimed—''You hove killed
yoar Prince.* This generous men
Ace suspended few the time all pun
suit, and afforded «n opportunetj
for the (sfertusls Charles to nop
from the hands at Kin •aemier."
The socage by the aid of Flore was
loss Woody and more romantic. Witt
greet didculty be bad ssndc hie ere]
scree* the Highland* to the western
share, and setting nail In an tight
oared bout from the farm of Among
after earns atari ag a moot furiosi
storm, such as are frequent on thu
northern see. whan, in the linger
of Osriaa. "The thunder of the ttdse
fond e shatter, for a tboe etPOrma.
dot, with Laird Me Donald, of Oai
■meald. Tbo keen oeoat of hi* pur
enors at length traced him to thh
place, and three thesesnd eokUara, rod
coats ms they were called, were seel
to search the Mud, thro^fc seen
dell, and rock, and nag, and rtlefi.
“A armed retools wore stationed al
around to intercept srory ship or boat
tbs* might attempt to tears the shore
•nd coorcy away the royal fegtttra.
Many project* far his rotwye were
proposed by tta anxious friends, and
laid aside in rapid eerooeoien. At
Isagth Lady MrTtoashl eaMeet id •
romaatic W*A,—that, arrayed ia fo
•Mto toathas. hs should accompany a
tody as bar waiting woman, or esr
raat maid. Two diffeuKlaa wees to. he
eacoaateiad; what tody woaVl ew
W* to the dingers ee. though ro
mantie enterprise? and how ehoold
th*T obtain a paaaport from the hos
tile adeem for each a company to
lone# tbo irtendT Two young i~u— fa,
the heuee at McDonald wees -|gn|n*
was lem than
"we Visits The Ido
“At this critical them, who eheoid
cem. to the bease of Laird MeOeeebl
bat ths bind and booatafoi Mora, from
Mittbsrg, to tha same island, to rlait
her rrtstisaa, so bar ntm Dam
•dmiiea ft* that mitragika Tht la
•r»d; tha aan ad luad, *•«««(
rutJuw, tin mad Wn Doaadd,
•d Axmadada, in the Iria wf fkya.
Her rtig fatbar, Cape Hagh McDon
ald, ana than la UUt. in-ad
a iimg iny ad tha aha McDonald, in
the mrvics of King Ciiigi. ninhn
for tin Prim.
“Thu unlit feetiaga ad the
Scotch towIda the Moral finffy
Unir nation ri honUtoBg OlhMtod
that young ladp’r virit. While thaao
McDeaahde canid not take anna to
place the prince upon the thioan, oo
inanting the effort nmil am, and wore
defoodlng the reigning beam af Han
over, and even Una In aim in anarch
of Chariot, hamaaed la among the
I cmga ed UUt, Uwp eauid not And It
in their heart to ooiao him, now tat
wore to proooed with daht that too
large reward offered aright have keen
: a temptatles, ami the Ones and co^
! ftacatlem that weald fallow ampMaa
| of their favor for the Pretender,
might have bee* a auffldent mean
I to hold them hack item aap effort
for hit escape, “WU1 you," atyr the
ladp el Laird 'McDonald to Fiona, af
ter making her aagarindod with the
pretence and hiding place of the
Prince on pie It tend, and the plan aha
waa meditating for hia teoape, “wU
pen tape at fount if to thb danger te
rid the tacepe of the Frtoce from hia
eotmitj that have him hen enaiee
edT“ the maiden enamored. “ffioee
I am ts die, and oan die but onet, I
am perfecUp wflliag to pet mp life
in jeopardy ao aavt hia tapal High
nam drota the danger which new te
aeta him.” Delighted with ikia re
sponie, the ladp opened the matter to
ao efllcer named OTfeiff, who ex
prameri the maw ronmatU dealre to
aid the emape ed tht very man far
the apprebeurion ed whom he Wt
than U time. He accompanied fan
to Oarradole, a rocky, craggy, wiM,
atqemtertd place, wham the Priam
lap concealed. in a cave, that they
might ooncert with him the detail* ol
tha plan af hia »•**;». Oa antarlag
tha cave they fond tha Prioaa atone,
brotl.it a andl freah flah upon to*
aaaU for tU tonaly rapaat teMttod at
their approach, end nnlc| hia ro
tract had baca «*ar widiil by aba
aaidion, and emapa to ba bapili**,
be pat Mmaaif aa the dofear* to aaO
hie Ilf* as dcuty to Ma dignity re
quired. The gallant yeaag clear and
aad tha faianMfal tody da htoa tower
anc* a* * prise*. At thalr Mad aata
StotoMUs»iar^MF«ij%ai
far Ki* aaeapa from Ma daapaaato con
ditio*, flltod Ma heart with-1
orad delight. After h rtiort intorrtew,
Flora left him, and u
brother at nothing,_ *,
Neill McDonald, th* aoa of r,
aa noble, gcaeroua, aad renmie aa
haraalf, who eatrnd with dowattoa
Into tha plan for A* maapa af tha
turn* to Oi ■■ ilit. to eomplata tha
prepaminw* far th* depart*** from
tha lalaad.
Pamper* Ob tala id
Tha meat important atop wa* to
prorun * paaapert from th* lttoad,
that might protect them tee* tha
eeaneh of afltoeea, and ililwton by
th* ramilr an th* oaaaL flora at
ioagth obtained oa* from bar rtap
fatbar, Captain Bugfa MeDoapM, ter
haraalf, bar youthful totogaatoa Moll
MtPtolj aad thro* other*, to oan
rttoat* a biat'i errw, and ato* ter
her at retag maid, Betoay tonka, a
•tout Irtahrm—a, whom flora pro
tended *h* had ingag*d ter tha gnhi
putpim of boooartag her ia»th»i*i
apiaoter. ad Atotodrta, i* Iky*. Ac
the Captain gar* Ma pcaaport and
wrote by Flora a latter i*eoauaeada>
toey af Bataay Baton aa a aptouter,
it is oonjoetorad, act wMhaot-.
of to* design* of hk fair dtptogh*
tor, though h* wisely hapt Mamatf
In Ignorance.
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.invritivn
Wram far tel. X *>« U
ixr mother, in Skye, Atlan McDonald.
~4 the kill, arriwxi U Onnaclet with
i tompuny of aUden to ieu-*h for
J>* Prince, without any particular
*■ plcmna dmt the fugitive »„i near
Jr any Ik ought that to fair k:»w,u
an waa eenooctlag a pirn, ot i+cap<
wMeh hla praeenra might paarlhilarty'
dtoeeaaaada. Item waa aimThu time
to bo loot, noru, hastening to his
hiding place, clothes the Prince in the
attire of an Irish serving wamar., and
•» bka afternoon of Saturday. the
SStb of Jena, 1744, the party erahnrx
froai dm for the 1st* of Skye. Soon
after they launch forte, there contra
■poo theta a furious stem af wind.
Tamed la and fra, nod driven about
•U night, the courage of the maiden
never toraakeo hart anxious tor her
tharge, rather tear, far herself, rkv
encourages the men not to turn bask.
Inspirited by Ike eMmctattena of the
maid* a, the oarsmen exert their at
mast strength, and surmounting all
the dangers of the totagaM, at dawn
•f day they approach Point Voter
miah In the laic ad Skyv. As they
draw near, however, the sight of a
band of soldiers drawn open tee shore
to receive tee host, turns teem back
to tee ocean; and the valley* dis
oharged at them by the soldiers has
ten their flight, whSe the holla are
whiatMng by and rebounding from tor 11 1
waves. Turning eastward!/ they pur
■a* their course, and toboul noon, an
8abtoath, tend ad UOterttoe, in the
pariah of Kilnaulr, near the Msguatat
houae, tee residence of flit Alexand
er McDonald, the Laird of Slade, to
rapes* like tea dove after her flight,
•ver %* waters, for a UUle apace.'
la the syt.
I —*- SS-r.— -|J
“Concealing tee Prince in a hollow
rack oa the beach, nova repaired to
Uk ___ .
■eat cordial recaption from Lady
I McDonald, In tha abaaota erf the
Laird. Tho hall mu W<rf offteen,
■torn role boMimm waa to naarrh for
«ha rayal Kdpitiwai aad tha Laird
hiraaif waa known to to hoaUla to
Ma prat—Inna. The maiden, more
mtf-poeeed from the dfeger, with
conflrfia* an tha mam a—m known to
the tody Mm hidlap-ptom of the
Prince, and the clrmunatanee* of hie
from OUt. The iady'i heart
to tha maidea’t confide—,
her caum, aad i*nda
hy AUnandar MeDoaaM, the Laird
•f KJocrfboife Be II lie to Sir Aioxan
dar, her fcoabaad, who happened to
to to the bo—. relmamento of win*
and other c—lotto aaltod to the nm
caadtJoo of tha fattooed end dietmu
ad wanderer. By arfrtce at Lady Ue
ijw M- I tod— i a-om
the nameroM office,, Sfi. mWUi»
than en tip* onto*,, Pier* ail Botuy
Borka — eat fanmedUM*y fo»- (tin*»
bto«, abo»t twelee mUm dtotant, at
eo—uiad by the-BaUHa ae their
nida. On their way they met many
of the country people returnia* from
l Mrorek. tot— corloeety wna much
axaitof hy the eoame. acctfccnt,
| etoemy-iookla*, toa*-lr**ed frramk
! Bfura the* accompanied «to Laird
(Continued on folio win* pace)
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Twenty-One Homes In Dnnn Owe Their Presence To The Boildjng And Lou
—And nine other projects, including home remodelling, etc., have been aided in the little
more than one year the association has been in existence.
Here is our statement at the close of our first year, May 31, 1923.
AflSETSl 1 tSma*
First Mortgage 1-oana-$68,700.00
(This is the amount loaned ahare
holders, secured by first mort
gages on real estate.)
. 1,713.75
ITm* la the amount now loaned to
shareholders, secured by their
. stock certificates.)
Interest on loans due and unpaid_ 34.50
Installments due and unpaid_ 677.76
Cash in banka -- 1.310.94
Total —--162.442 94
8*!a«ho,d*r» —.$32,360.50
(I his ta the total amount due stock*
holders for installments paid.)
Prepaid Stock-:- 21,800.00
(Due ahareholders for stock sold
at par value.)
Balance due on real estate loans_ 6,100.00
(This is the amount yet due borrow
ers on real estate loans.)
Installments due and unpaid_ 877 75
Surplus (Undivided Profits)_ 1,704.69
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I Statement of Funds Collected And Expenditures Made
Installments collected_$36,526.26
(This is the total amount paid in by
stockholder* in weekly or monthly
Installments.)
Paid Up Stock sold_ 21.600 00
(This Is stock sokl at par value.)
Interest collected on loans___ 1,843.50
Pine* collected —_ 81 75
(This la amount collected for failure
to pay installments when due.)
.— 906 76
Transfer Fees_ I>50
Withdrawal Peea. 108.76
Payments on Mortgage Loans_ 200.00
Payments on Stock Loans —__ 1,608.60
Total..$62,877.00
, ,, _ uobuioemENTS:
/-Eft »•** .7-662.800.00
(Thl« la the amount advanced to bor
rower* on real estate loan*.)
Stock Loans____ 8 899 9a
(This is the total amount loaned
stockholders on their stock t
Withdrawal* by stockholder*_ 4,165.75
Secretary a salary tor year_ 667.62
Supplios and advertising_ 480.06
Paid for Charter and Incorporation 78.60
Insurance Department Feea_ an 00
State Bank ahd Trust Co, balance_ 2S 66
Postage _- ia 09
Interest.'
Caah in Banka--... 1,816.94
ToUl- 662,877.09
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