The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1890-07-13

broadcast over North Carolina something over
year ago. 1t was 10 by rs inches large and
was printed In red. green, black. and yellow
inks-just the colors to attract the eye:
HOMES HoMEsl
o .Nlssi5 81 DELTA
LOUISVILLE, Mn S%S e. ri TEXAS RAIL
have lived IL the ms nearly thirty yearN AMI
in rags and Sometmo, do not iavo anything to eat,
Yss1o asssp BETA and no Hes ms hat %SF he
his farm his mues his cows. an OUT Of deDt When
ne! @ Il AMI
ee and Jack snSf" the am
that country know can for always could do moro
nS : Delta and have ssYsn,
rah and gave my one hree four
years for SIS each. i cutting tho timber for my
4a 70, AMI "t on Ds ss
viii S '' and VIII on
in our own home does my heart good to see the POS
rUnp ~ M T ma do wish had brought my dog
was have worked hard ami never lost day. /
have GO. good par: OF my land cleared my house
mat niue Of mne dI no, kick 81 would have ne brst
%s pf nns iaa
"a, My Ts says 81, m feels . rs IT, she va. lady and
SUNDAY clothes on gong +? church.
self ride tho farm two or three times a week to
look At my crops rent most OF M Iand at - per
H. 1r S,, hf . .na s came woa
Nj Lett and w?ald advise ali to come
lis lie Land OF irenty7
,or,ov 'Ak oAHOEs 'z 20 % o. r"E WORLD. ,o,x
% Ct tf@ s2 XS Isl X
On, Bal. coIoa fsSy ER ase o to tn.
AMAlet Your Door for Ali Il Of Your Produce
This land can DO bought in tract. OF forty acre, or
fo 1rI ANN payment With low rate ot nerssI Do
not let the opportunity pass Come and for yonr.
isE' rsa Y, ISGISS R%f iD HdS M
Travelling Agent JAMES HILL, jackson Mis-
Tho colored men gathered about these
gaudy autographs and Gazed at the pictures
mans home in North carolina: the last one
his castle in tho air, He would go to the castle
+ he Williams II AID lie So he sSs
end OF railroads and communities were after
only sample Of dozens An each eo%mants
that wanted htn was tho garden SPOT q tho
money, TO pay second .class fare The
s9P here Sss 'hSy Ge etss
are rs rule homesick, but, when details OF tho
condition Q, those out West are given tits
nor Injured bis prospects in lie He still has
to work BY the day. he still has corn aud bacon
70 live on, ana the roof that shelters him Is
just rs liable TO leak as the old one in the Tar
heel State. He didn't have the $50 cash TO paw
down on farm when he arrived out, and had
it. because his vito would have wanted store
goods moro than land and SO. too would no.
A2nG the talked Eth on the subject
recently. strong Republican, and at present
Postmaster az tho Yankee colony OF Southe' n
lcntine. nm old time Southerner. who has made
half million dollars out OF his farm and now
clears m9Ts tRan s2o year out Of ths
Said Mr. BalleutIne:
;" ike the niger He is the best man in tho
laborer, than he. He Is lazy. and he won't work
unless he is watched, and am glad Of 1; I
Abe Lincoln thought he was freeing them he
wa, mistaken. He was freeing me ami enslav-
ing them. Let me ask you to listen to what
toad-he takes tho color OF tho troe he is on
A. q yoYng man went North and learned the
with mo and thought. | kent them. After
n few, years | went home, reaching Curri-
tuck Court House on hiring dayLal those who
But when tho hiring was over
estate that had % be closed wero brought out
TO- be s2I III, rhG 6 hired darkies had laughed and
hageSI on me 9lSeE; AZ sne appr3ashed she
her children to others. pitful? ] had 70 20
away lest |. 100, should cry, rs she did. And yet
moved Ny sojourn in tho North had given me
your Northern feelings.
But / bought this farm here and bought
some niGgers, and inside OF, two years could
have seen forty families broken up under tho
hammer absolutely without feeling. was
toad up anothertTee.
l,hon came the war and, freedom, but not
for ~ the nigTerY did not know it. but was
twenty-seven ngRers very we'll II saw ono
with holes In his boots, or III clad In any waY
] was in distress. He must ut once have some.
thing better, because he might catch cold and
get pneumonia and die. and should lose that
$1,000 he was worth. ! bought shoes by tho
case. and clothing by the bale. Why. when one
OF those slaves WAS sick took him into tho
house and sat UP to nurse him myself. and
sent for the best doctor ~ Norfolk to attend
him ~ S. visit. because thai was business. |
could not afford TO lose as much money as the
n lggcr Wn- worth.
Ono day lost every one OF them-they be-
came free, and away they went. However they
had 10 eat and had 10 cultivate me- land. SO /
they came back or others camel and hIIed
them-had 10 pay wages where, as II seemed to |
me, had had their labor for next to nothing. |
paid them 75 cents, day, aud thoy boarded |
and, clothed themselves: had always kept |
books Eopt them siilL Al the end Of The |