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°* tt»fa>fjat»B— J the are. Hate
wfc'lSy y ^[ia.*
WWJtahte baud two trial cere and
raatbasaa tba IMklmb Ball
voatora1 •SSc^oS'sKu^nSSir
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^Hflw aid the aatarpriee’cMae out T"
S**imi m»*m**f oatnifaaao
UebtMH that agr abate of Us M
paye^ot waa ««i7J». How w5l
rwaarabw tba aaact aaa; bat CUT.50
a&Kjga^jraA^
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»t Idaafdad UaaU aa
ff, Mr. Lloyd, etate tba
' r aab blaa to adeaaae tba
STo-Sh^l 5BmU2SS&
<* AodUiJouata
riMi. Oa ahead. Here la the nooey.
ltbapraed day Cor a was when be
Kbte la* Oola, bet eot U> be named
«*!■>■*■ wttb In la wbieb be
******* hie Beet eoa, and were a beaker
totahatA I bare trtwfboth, and {
know. Tba eate paid the aobrrnaeat
pnyBtntft fro® tbtir MiDitfi i pnid
W Aotn from B| Mfiin, to
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a nab after that. A triam
weed. Aed Una
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be the mo who invented
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I
ES S5Su2fS~*>~ wju*.
SSST he eaU|e4 aed bring the
Stele twinmat Makleto Ibefcaoda
et •*» “»**• 2*°- A» ter tha Union
it la doatteewMy •worn! to fusion with
*03 pert?. U wnaU the DneaoemUe
party rtffieffi In a OooveoUon, where
eeerr«Ne»ae riialt hare avoicered
^V^yyrtttoa la the State be repre
•antcd.oMd let the convention make a
Pjrtfane ter Urn beet internal of the
**•*• State red ore which every while
■re ta U“ MUta ere Let it
gert eU tecemeu of et* ry eiaaa thirty.
“K ••««*<» Wore the pe..i.la
wllhehmnbrede a« l oik the assist
aree of every good cl.men.
It ta tree that the white man mu at
vt*a together If wa redeem the State
revere meet from the hauda of the
“rtkredtrecrowd ibat now oootroi
It. Oat ebkll the Democratic party da
re* principle to (at a few Populist of
Aceesekcrsf The greet mam oC white
■re to the PapdUat party U already
disgusted with the action of the last
'togleletnre and the administration.
55.*P 1* «*«d to Join ae to get Ura
«wwd that u ia out; they ace that the
Madrte of lhatr party have proved
Umtoretoa large exteat; they have
f°red that a large per cent of their
lendm would wreck the whole State
ft* °®re ,or themrelrre; they hare
■Mk and know that they d-wned ere
ry jprtaetpla of their petty In their un
holy enmbioe with the JUputdioaoe
laatyrerandaaare.uk they Imre had
threat a poo them negro officers by
rewminaH the eastern counties,and
entt asoh record* they know that they
erenot rervire m a party or expect the
mtrikgeot maaree of white men to
■appertthem. With all this, we think
Hlelly to even think ofafuaionwlth
them neat year.
auminuiiTtfWwuu.
AikaalaJouxMl.Ocl.ai.
Tba Ute Gwwge 11. Pullman in bis
»UI««ta obt two of bit aooa with aa
aaaoity of $3,000 Mob. Ia sxplaaa
¥?■ *T» teat ha waa ia
daoad to do this beeaan bo bad barn
fonad to tba eoaolnaian teat these
two aooa wan leeapableof handling
j*w«f Jdaaly. Ha hsdobaervad that
teV won* act attend to bwatoaaa, mod
their loag-kspt habits bad coot) need
bln that a large amooat of money In
teair haods would beacurse rather
teoa a bleniag to than.
Mr. Pullman bad often warned till
wayward aoeis teat Uwy had forfeited
hla eoobdeoee and oouM wio It bwoh
only by naadla* thair ways. They ap
pear to kav* COM oc from bad to worse
and now suffer not only the ion of
their proportionate share of immense
awtau, but tbshuaUlaiioa of being ad
veriiaedaouHllogand an worth) son*.
Mr. Pullman ia oot to be oaaaored
for bis treatment of these sons, lie
believed teat to give theta a million
dollars each would oily confer upon
teem the power to rnia tecmsalveo
ran aura completely and to do harm
to others.
Mr. PoHmao mads hla start to Ufa
by bard work, lie kaaw the value of
■°°*? **»*—*«>*r wMaly for hla
own iotaroKj aad for the benefit of
olbora. HooooM not, therefore, fall
tofml a contempt for toen.eyea thongh
they won bis own sons, wbooaw In
poecy ooUlng bat tbr means of grail
fytoj^ their low appetites and vulgar
U ia oioarly indioatad io Mr. I>att
■*»’• will that bo had patiently eo
deavored to brlagkia tcapegreoe aooa to
more prra*r views of Ufa sod more de
eaat ootid not. railing in this earnest
and a&sotlooata effort, ha declined to
tasuo their complete ruin by giving
teem so abuodanee of moocy.
Whs* right-mloded man can blame
him T
nm BBT* row in ujls country many
ill eat rat loot of the dancer* which
WMltby parentage throw* about roath.
Too oftaa the mo of a rich man makiw
tha fatal mlatek* of believing that ha
^wa tha world la adlng." Ha eon
■Mara hlaueif better than amt other
yoanc man. not becaoea ha ia their
Mytrioe morally or intellectually, but
feeaaaeo bo live* la etyla, baa pleat* of
money and the prmpect of a fortune.
Tbaeoara about the moat wortbleea
and moat contemptible treaturea wfco
paae for eaoa.
It maat ba Urn gall of MtUmaae to
a eean of otroug character and noble
,"S" "bo> lrftar * hMd ■»*•*. hat
wblpiwd the world aad aaoomoum a
{Mtawe. to at* bla aooe who ao«M atart
***• "2H5.5T*T7 ■dwataga. degauerate
Into utterly Wortbiee* dude*.
Many a aett-made man ha* doabtlaa*
ragreUad bitterly that be bad aamaeed
mam wbM ha realm that» baa
boas tha ana* of the ratal of hiaaaoa.
Haary Ward Damhef aald that oaa
«* tba eoeeat wmy* to mate a wortbiato
aod wretched man waa to eappiy him
IwUa yawth with all tha mooay ba
«***< for, to lat Mm grew ay to behave
arssassL'aR^ssss
P^^HOOe
ML bouts OtofcK
The story of tha
iato « but at Rl Dorado this «wk
ud drew a pistol oa tbe eaatilar to
■aka him leeept 91,000 and deliver up
M* »«rtgage «My "to Improbable.
But this action was only an exagge
ratad laataoos of wfaat la going oa alt
■war Km ass. “Liquidation" la Us
«!• Three (Uom are M anxious lo
** oat of debt ss they were U get teto
pebt a few years ago. The new move
ment amounts lo omnia. Borne of the
mortgage oompeaies are trying to
eh*ok It They see demanding *■ da
vit* that Ute mooey teadered in pey
mrtit of u mortgage was realized from
crops raised on the land Incumbered
before they will accept It and release
tha bmd. The State makaa It obliga
tory on Ue loaning company to accept
partial payments oe a mortgage when
ever the debtor wishes. It now ap
penre that sm of the ecmpsnlse lu
aarted in the body of their mortgage
forms a provision that tire money to
Mid mutt come from crops raised oa
the mortgage land. Presumably ibis
was pat lo by tbe toon eocapxcies to
protcot themselves agintt each other.
They thought they foresaw Uve time
when Kansas mortgages might be io
demand, end when Ute opportunity to
refund at lower rotes of Interest might
prompt debtors lo treaefei from one
lender to another. Bo they sdvietd
this particular atlpulatloa to prevent
throat eutUag la tha loaning business.
Mow the daoee le small type la being
invoked to dtseoersge ike lifting vf
mortgagee. Tbe oompuntee are I oust
tug thst ike farmers ebail prove that
the moaay they offer was obtained
from the land mortgaged. They are
requiring sworn ttatemenu lo this tf
»cna oscii a provision migftl not
•toad Um test of Mm c >urta But Urn
farmer* are ao anxious to get olesr
that, without disputing tha legality of
ttM provision. they are laying down the
aaah aod the required affidavit with it '
to taka up their noire. Poor of these
affidavits to lift aa many mortgagee
«WW Bade In the Kansas town ef
Uiliahom • few days ago. The lawyer
who was called upon to draw oaa of
**» infra "acta fait the humor of tha
situation. Sis client presented to tha
agmitottka loan oompaoy a paper to
this effect: "John Dm. of Blank
anonty. State of Kansas, being duty 1
sworn, sake* oath that bo is the own- .
er of the northeast quarter of aaetioo
8. township 17, range 8; that on or
akaiut the 1st of August, 18UG, lx d>d
plough forty acres uf said quarter, and
■J® “d poiywr**# Um same;
that in Saatcahtr of said year he did i
sow three-quarter, ot a bushel of esed I
whrat to the sere on mhl land; that in ■
September and October of aaid year
said sard wheat did germinate and
grow; that through the following
■sootbe said wheat continued to grow
and to prosper until June. 1897, when
it reached maturity, that in June said
wheal waa harvested, and when
threshed yielded 33 buelMle to the acre:
that affiant hauled said oroo of whaat
to Iowa aod add It to ooe Bichard
Boa. miller, who paid for the tame 73
«*”»• » beehel. Affiant further da
peats that the BMoeyiharewttta tendered
in payment of the mortgage oo the
aforesaid quarter section of Uud is a
part of tha Booty received from Um
eaid Richard Boa for the hereinbefore
meutinned crop of wheat. And nfflant
farther prays that said money be ao- 1
ceotcd aod Uie mortgage on eaid land
released."
The story at El Dorado mortgage I
released fur cash at the Basalt of a
bulldog pistol does not teem so Incred
ible when bona-fide affidavits of the
character described are Mad as exhibits
of the saw Kansas crass to gat oat of
debt.
wmI nralu.
Wiltlisrs OroaTels.
Th«» are more partridges than us
nal till* Mason. Ths ssminer and fall
have been favors Us for raising Uivm.
ysrjr few heavy rains haw fallen to
drown them, and you can flod young
partridges of sU sixes, from the else of
vour thumb up. The mother Mrd has
hatched two and three times end you
will Bad ell the young ones of dlffersot:
sixes sud ages In company with their
mother.
Partridges are vary awful sod bene- !
dolsl to tbs farmers, ths river farmers.
They traverse tbs farms, destroying
the worms nod ln**ot8,>pectetly do
do they de a great service hi destroying
the cut-worm that play such havoc
with young corn Is the low damp bot
toms. Sines the passage of the Mrd
law the partridges have helped the far
mers In ti ls mailer a great deal. The
tew Is that the birds shall oot ba killed
till the 1st sf November, and It should
be strlotly adhered to. There woe Id
be good rvseona for tlie extension of
the thus to the middle of November or
even the 1st of December.
But sportsmen are not the paint
enemy of partridges. Hawks destroy
moeo than all ths (portsaaso oomWnsd.
The farmers should am every effort to
deatruy the hawks. It would ho a good
Mrs Bor ths county eommiaMooen or
wmebody to Offer a premium for ths
largest somber of hawk scalps exhibi
ted samel!ms during lbs year.
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Kiuun uniiunn.
Ohxcaoo, Oct. Xorman B.
Beam and Robert T. Lincoln are Uw
•Mentors named to the late George M.
Pullman’* ;«IU wbkb was died io the
probata oourt ve*tenUy.
Tim total veloe 1 the set ate Is shown
by Um petition tor letters testament
ary to ba $7,000,000. Of this amount
» 800,000 in penoael property and
0,000 realty. Attorney itunnelle,
who prepared the will, mid that these
figures are a oontervatlee bet fair ee
Li males of,the value of the male.
The bulk of ike estate goes to tba
two daughter*. Mr*. Frank O. lewdm
of Chicago, and kin, Frank CaroUn,
of San Franc I too, who receive $L,000.
000 eech and alao the residuary csi«u-.
The ho nx-stand at Um corner of I'rw
Iria arenas and EigtileeaUi street, the
construction of which cost $300,000.
the furniture, pictures, etc.. Is devised
to Ms wife for Ilfs, end she.le also to
receive #30.000 for the first ymr and
thereafter during her Ilfs the Income
of $1 MO.000
Cnstle Holt, oa om of the Thous
and Island*. I* given to hla dangbler,
Florence, Mrs. Lowdeo, with Um fur
niture. for lifs. The earn of $100,000
ta left la trust for iu metoteoanos.
The sum of $1,1)00,000 Is left in trust
for tbe daughters until they are 33
years old. when etch ta to race! vs$300,
000 to become ben abanleuly, the ott
er *1,000,000 to be still held in trutv.
the Income going to them. If either
daughter leave Issue, the sum held Io
trust Is to brooms absolutely the prot>
ertr of such Issue.
Ld car* of lb* oMih of cillM-r dough-1
ter. leaviug «*« Irene, but leaving a 1
hatband, otie-balf of tbe property then :
held In treat for such daughter i« to be '
absolutely the property of such hut
kMnd, tbe utber hair beeoenlog a part
of tbe residuary eetets.
Ah tuenm* »f but $3,000 yearly la
provided tor Mr. Pullman'a two eons,
tivorge M-, Jr., aed Sanger \Y. The
reaaoa for this. the teatator explains 1
In bia will, la owing to the fact that!
neither son bed developed tueb n venae
of responsibility as In bia judgment
was requisite for tbe wise use of large
properties and considerable sums of
money. Consequently. |>e says, he
wualpninfully compelled, aa he bad ex
plicitly stated to them, to limit Ula
testameatary provisions for ttielr ben
efits to trusts producing only'sucb In
come as be deemed reasonable for their
support.
The brother*. Boyal Henry Pullman
and John M. Pullman, and the sisters,
Heleu Pullman West and Emma Pull
man Flubrur. are leqeeatbed $30,000
spleen.
Tbe wlto of bin brother Charles L.
Pullman Is given Urn looome of 835,000
Ninety thousand dollars la uni of
$5,000, $10,000 sod $30,000 are be
queathed to eleven relatives and per
sonal friends: 810,000 to three “faith
ful employes,’’ and $230 to MOO apiece
to household servants. Thirteen
Chicago charitable Institutions are to
receive $10,000 each.
The testator states It was hie pur
pose to found, erect and endow at
Pallman, Ui.. during bis llto a free
school of manual training for tbe
benefit of the children of parsons liv
ing and nmpioytd at Pullman, and in
tapnod at least $300,000 tor lands,
buildings sod apparatus, and provide
a fond ef 81,000,000 for the maiotao
ance, management and endowment of
U*6 school. His executors are direct
ed tn aet aside $1,300,000 tor this pur
pass.
If U>6 estate (hall ba more tbaa suffi
cient to aliafy all Ihe davlaes, trusts
and legacies, the executors are direct
ed to divide the excess Into two equal
shares and to add tbe same respectively
to the two nations set apart In trust
for the two daughters who are to re
eeive all the property which baronies a
part of tbe residuary estate.
About $5,330,000 Is bequeathed by tbe
wllL
Tk« D«i|)i WIUUm UmIm.
JL Otjr Sdoaomm.
...wll#n Jaa** Omtoo departed this
m* In Raleigh, January «J. 1844. at
05 ywmra. a fruit man toft uamnd C*ro
Hft» la mo uni log for her moat dm
tlogulahed ton. Distinguished aa bto
lilb had been, munch'd, patilotle and
oaeful, when be departed this life,
notblagtareasne him like l be Waving
of it. He waa a grand old man, and
waa beckoned array at the green ,.|d
age of aixtjr Qva Man, foil of honor,
distinction, useful lores end Lite love
■ nd gratitude of hie country®™.
While the Supreme court of North
Carolina, of which be waa ouo of the
Justices, waa to session ID the murn
be was attacked with giddiness In 1
lha bead, with symptoms of apoutrxy.
The court adjourned Immediately Mled
be waa taken in a carriage lo kle ufllnr
at Mrs. Taylor’s. He rallied from in# i
attack during the evening ami at night
•everal distinguished friend- celled In 1
to aea btm. He uiked with them and
the oooveraation taroed naturally up
on the nacertelnty id life and kindred
wJ^Jodd nbfcou. He broame Inter-,
l» the subjects. Judge Gaston
**••** °* hi* elbow, and then eat up
■ J*d. Be spoke oa Iofidelity amt iu
Upon character, mad referred
to Toblaa Watkloe • dUWogatohed
BMW oOWer, who was an avowad la.
Bl »nd whom be bad knwwti while a
h|«S 2
thmi ba added. "1 do not asy that an
model may not from educatlan sad
Mgb metises be as boworabW mmu;
tract btm. A belief In
ng ali-raHag Providence, who Wises*
ear cade and will reward ua aocoedlag
W wdeeda w Dcesmery. We Host
bWWvs and few that than le a Gad.
Allwtae ead Almighty.” Aa be two
thto last word, b* raised Irfm
wlf op In the btd and fell back a Itfa
&'3ri,fc*ucrf„r4
or, UMloa wm a iW rarorlta In
wbm b« bad 11 tad all hi*
JjJ* I'M obu*, tad naaTalataa la ra»>*
Jjaaod prtvau. Ha araa tboaaatrwl
la U* gmap of dtetlufalaVd
5* Maotntad tbo lilaiarjr ol
Mtwbarn aa ao Uwa In Utt Hlato bad
UiMaMotoaoMaM tbatorory
**<■— M Kortb Oartllao baa bora
Hood at mm Mmo la I bat
-triTu’rwsjrjffi
BUaly, Uaatoo, Taylor, Shepard,
Hawke, Dart*. Badger, Manly, Gra
ham, Haory, Xaab, Speight, Bankas,
Bryan n crowd of other grant men.
were aU born or lived there.
Tba negroes joined In the gvoaral
dlatreee at Judge Gaston's death. Ha
always their frieod. He alwaya
deplored the esleleooe of slavery la
North Carolina and regarded It ae
"tba worn evil that articled tha Sooth
•re portion of oar Ooutedoreay” end
In hla famous address at the Universi
ty la 1333, asked it It waa too much
"tohope fur Its ultimata extirpation in
North Carolina.” It, waa by hla in
fluence In the convention of 16SS that
the free negroes were not deprived of
tbs franchise. Whan ha was a con
dldata for the l-agialatare whan the
»W "Stale House” In Italetgh waa
burned, and he waa elected over
Charles Shepard by one majoilty, all
the free negroes voted for him.
Hia memory la yet green la tha
brarta of hie oounlrymaa and the pa
triot le oda written by him iu a moment
of Inspiration—"Carolina, Carolina,
Uaavw'e bleminga attend bern—yet
wakeim the love of oar people foe the
deer old Slate we love so wall.
TbryTe amUnNut TUInVtwir.
Vranhlln Tim*.
Evvry day we hear men who voted
against the Democratic party In tbs
last election aay that they are lW
onghly disgusted with the way tblnga
are going, and will hereafter be found
voting with tbelr old friends.
The man Kinsey. near Nowbrrn,
wtmm Mia Nannie 'Teel kicked in
order to many a preacher, vrut a wld
nwer. The Klnatou Act Prt*M tbioka
Kinsey had batter Vt tbe matter rest
and not bring n breach-of-promlee cult,
and addi that "It la not cottomary io
tbe south for gentlemen to bring tuch
suit*. The lady did not love him—
that ought Io settle the matter.'’
J M. TWewoaO. af Graabaok. Tax. aaya that
atuibrkitaiMl ut iodix »uon. and (<wb
tad and ttueahal hatakaa two or Datriu'a Ln
Ha Many Hlaan at otnht. and he le ak right
tha mu morning. 3 .uy Uwuannda or olhao
lhe mmme thin*. Do you f
Vao*T TMluca * Go.
SOUTHERN RAILWAY.
rtBUMsit lift U1E
9os4mi«o4 ml Pgstseytr
CaOLIIl I lOtTHVISTEU I T.
•MJMwvM An M»MTMn tm
Kwrmvr toivait m imt.
E. M. ANDREWS_=.
FINE FURNITURE.
Our Buyer t
haa juat returned from the great Western Furniture
Manufacturing Market*. Onr purchase* have been the
largest ever known in this section.
Great Bargains in all Lines of Furniture.
A Special Selection
in SOIJD Mahogany, Curly Birch, Birds-Bye Maple,
and Quartered Oak. You Con Save One-third by
Seeing My 8tock. y
^ Carpets and Curtains.-^^
All the New Things
in Carpets, Curtains aud Draperies. Everything bought
from the maker and sold at prices that can't be equalled.
Pianos and Organs.
We are showing a big stock of the best makes of Piano*
and Organs. We are not agents but we buy direct from
the makers and save all Agents' Profit* and Commis
sions. Every Pi*no or Organ we sell is guaranteed.
You Can Save Money and Qct the Best by
Writing For Ifty Prices.
Charlotte, N. C.-E. H. ANDREWS.
Cook Stoves and Wash Pots.
Wehure just milled a car-load of COOK STOVES, WASH
POTS. Ac., and an prepared to name you moat farorable prtoaa.
Take Notice.
We buy stores in oar load lota, and for apol casb. By buying this
ih oar-load lota, wa aaee hi Ilia drat piaoa, from HO lo 76 eenla a
aton In freights. and In tba second place we get them cheaper by
buying la these Urge quantities for apot cash. These advantage
we give to our customer*
Don’t Bny a Stove
Anywhere nail! you see ua or get our prices.
LONG BROTHERS.
Clear the Track!
Onr Styles, Qualities and Low Prices
Demand the Right of Way.
We are always at the top. We have fought onr way there. We are
going to aUy there.
Oar batioeaa did not grow by chance, Superior Goods and Low
Priors did It.
We offer no “Bait*” but a wltole house full of Bargnloa.
We do not call any prior Cktop smkss U kag Quality behind it.
Shoddy goods are dear at any prtce. They disgust the merchant and
make the buyer sick.
EVERY DOLLAR YOU INVEST IN OUB GOODS REACHES
THE LIMIT OF ITS PURCHASING POWER
Wake op to your interest. Don’t bn errptioaL Prooj Destroys Doubt
ar^nsrs sc oornuzsIus.
L L. Jbxkims, prmidgnt, J. D. Moon*, CbaWtr.
First National Bank,
OF OA8TOKIA, N. C.
State and County Depository.
00 MM ES (JED BTJBHES8 AUBUBT 8,189a
Capital ttoek, - • • >60 COO CO
Sorplni, ..... 8,600CO
Dividaada paid tinea organ iiaticm, 29 COO CO
DIBEOT0B8.
L. L. Jenkins, T. 0. Pejrem,
J. D. Moore, T. W. VHtes,
F. Dillinr.
•ollolta aooounta of Individual*. Firm*, and Corporation*. Inf raat pud
on tlna dapostta. Ouaranto** to patron* ov*ry aoootnmodatlon Gpntli
f nt with oon**rvatlv* pan kina.
Professional Cards.
Wai. li. Lewis,
-ATTORNEY-AT-LAW.—
-G AiTOBIA, N. C
i>Amo«w l«i| Inttn now Dim buiieioe
a c JtaxeuM.
—.A TTOKNBY-AT-LA W
• AfTONIA. V. 0.
Will rraotloc In the ooorU of Gaato.i
and MUdniBC oonnllaa and
In th* Enteral Cnuru.
O. B. ADAMS, M. li. X. M. nBIE, M D.
Adams Ac Held,
PHYSICIANS AMD SURGEONS
OAVTOMIA, X. 0.
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