The Caucasian. (Clinton, N.C.) 188?-1913, 1893-08-10

hasa with the team HA fmile~i 20 g.~s hss
Trunk sFa 81 he wore INV clothes r.zosss-
~ In faet, a- h4a them On wh~ss be
De wAs osertakez IL 9sorgla after BE-
had escaped he was good old raan.
but had o~~a crazy eight years Tbs
fonksrs man thought ;sse cid chap would
rscoTsr the moment be -, into North
Carolina. ~ b. did rot sa-sAk If the Is-
nacy.
Some write tne that nv terms arr at
tsi.sctory II would provide theta a n
saddle horsa-s- | caano: do that. I
haze la!i out s,oi ,l-al in Inerry-gu-
rounds and ssaslds tobaggaas and am
figuring on tame bear. but saddle
hors.s for people u ho cannot REMAIN on
top u tbs horse. Together with a man 10
70 oat and gather IN horses that have
bseen derilrresi. reduces my paw to a
mere bagatrlie. and | have no special
U.s. for bassarelle anyway.
Some Of n barriers die in the house,
This l. not cans.sl by poor food or neg
lec' on my part. but many DO not seek a
health resort until they feel the waters
Of the dark yer rising over their shoe
tops. Then they 20 and die on the
hands of some one who never did them
any harm by word or deed Is this fairs
Is it just:
Many Of them use more sugar on ber-
ries than Is necessary. Others put but
ter on ginger cakes and ask for finger
bowls for their little ones 10 sail their
crackers in.
Others want waternelons for Christ
mas and snow birds on toast for the
Fourth Of July. hate such people and
often threaten that will let my well 20
on the mortgage rather than be knocked
down and walked on like that.
was born under the most favorable
the eye can reach. and would not be
made a drudge of in this way by rude
people If 1t were not for the fear that nv
well will be foreclosed at the depth Of
l03 feet
This year my vegetables came in late.
So did my C" =. Now the boarders speak
of our canned food in the meanest spirit
that ever saw. But let us change the
subject.
"leH ut tHls moment 10 speak q
friendly word for class who are 80
far removed from the aid of organized
societies that hey lead sad life, even
In the beautiful mountains of this re-
gion. Socially it is a blot upon a very
picturesque and delightful country. ]
give the closing paragraph of letter
written TO his paper by the special cor
respondent of The Aurora. 1t is not
changed IN any way except in the sigma
ture, and that | disguise in order to pre-
vent trouble or MISUNDERSTANDING.
Anything in money way, no matter
how small, may be sent to me, and those
whose conditions are fatherless may
drop in and receive part of the money
Below is the letter:
On Saturday last ut noon, after a tiresome
walk, reached the mountain gap which let's
the traveller out of Golden valley down to the
Cane creek section, where Mr.. James Andrews
dWells,. near this gap, in n small cabin, lives
Betty Smart and her daughter Susie Just
three years ago went through this gap on my
first trip to Golden valley. and in that lonely
home found Susie. fair blond maid of 49,
Her mother had gone away that day on bust
ness, and Susie was the sole occupant of the
home. She was dressed neatly and talked in
tellfgently to the agent of The Aurora, express
ing a desire to subscribe for the paper. then
sent in her name. When reached that cot
tage again las Saturday. Susie Smart was
again found alone at home. Her mother had
gone out hunting cattle on the mountain.