The Atlanta constitution. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1885-19??, 1894-06-18
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. lux ~ The, the, younssterS S S1fn' m,
ia my butterfly net YoI
- resting specimens here"
SARiF you viii ha asSDq 20 %a Mr 5 Beas.
fryssm 'hefn' sir. A provincial comm|,-
F@Ayp mI tne butterflies" said the younr
%s ."SAIH8. Il am trying the ten,na
@ n"VHet on your rocks. and addin
| R chronological collection 4ii1S
Iy money in the businessY, tro,,,,
~ Beasley bluntIy.. inquired
None at all; onIv rlooe,,.o
'lon' replied the youn&, man AA-0 Aecfea-
.t, Ilr, beasley allowed his head 70 d.,
sometime d" r. leIt in his side pocket for for
III 4t''er' tie held it 10 in ono hoa1 VI d
\ struck it with the back Of 1 tha n,nd and
cioseo his keen eyes and brongbt lie ne ne
4 Di0"S together over his nose 40 eye
nc 1j,I re rom Boston," he said. smaclzino,
/ j95 '' IS together snartly. Well sir, Tm |
81 - KNOW 1t. My name is rooe1a -,
Nine is Appleton Otis" resn IS,|S,5y' 49,,
you ng man. 1eSpoHued the
poa1 ~ sIaa to know you. Mr.. Otis" Mr.
tjonj icy extended his hand in a conven.
resnl ,nd way, I've been having some cor
- II iue"CG with parties in Boston-trviro
forrJ ~ Maybe you can give me some In
I'm aton. DO you happen 10 Know, af ~. N
M"1 TeH-Eustace Company?S - 'ie
..t,n n.y. yes replied the young man
do VIZ tn that firm" SUI ue&li to
.., Mr, Beasley at once grew onthrsiaa4.- 7
r. sure 70 be sure! Wen. sir he 'e,s,,
81 ." iIIshty big case here if thew ,1 Y
tan q mighty big case. Yes. strr
80 81, O"9dHd dollar MORTGAGE thar oo,1 A
lor rnt' biggest plantation in this co,,,, tai,S
- lIlIS IS interestingly" said AR ST. A
49, =, I"t| II was more INTERESTING 70 bi
'4. " Az neasley could possibly imagine
~ ~ Mr- Beasley went on. prodno- ~
!nS I'm little memorandum bonI- 49,
had see service. 'The n,or+,ra,, IN 'il1t II
corded rlEht at tho beginning Of +hs '2 80 Ie-
1t is recorded truss .leo1 - , ,ne war. Ar
is money consideration back o. D"t Ihefe
this reduces it to the plain terms ofhd An
mortgage" Mr.. Beasey felt and looked
very wise as he spoke. His legal lore oozed An
out OF him so easily that it made his face
glow and his fingers Jingle. Yes, sir; in 70
law 1t is nothing but plain, everyday
mortgages. The statute Of limitations was Yo
during the war, and didn't be-
gin to run against this debt until GU, Ma
Observation-Disclosures
namely, last year. In six months more
he debt will be dead, and Boston
riends will be out of pocket big plan Fro
ation-the finest in the county" ~
why, that debt must have been con- linn
racted during the lifetime of-of Mr.. Max and
veil, the founder Of the house. The bust mel
ess sold when Mr. Maxwell died but wal
is name is used by the new firm ann
Precisely So said Mr.. Beasley, nodding i i1h
is head vigorously. ~. 90 -
ut the letters and stood in the window are
olding them in his hand. the
who was the other party to the con- tne
ract?" Mr.. Otis inquired. 100 100
Heheidi ouSilIou I1erhuoH! called out is {
ne postmaster IN the tone OF auction | cieS
er. aDet
''Bangi" exclaimed Mr. ReasInv throw, BY
10 IN his hand ..FIa mado mo i,,rnr 10 theil
allied the name so pat. Bushrod He1n-
on's the man" r,ro,
"Herndon, Herndon! Why, I've heard my Lee
4 We heard Oh that name BEFORE" said Nc
If. Otis. w;
"Oh. yes!'' responded Mr.. Beasey; "he's Sh
mighty big man in 1vara roigb+y- 100 An
an in peace. No business sense, proud, NJ NJ
uck up 81
General Bushrod Herndon!' called cut 70
e postmaster Ma
'Humph!" grunted Mr. Beasley. 1.-Two Jul
tiers in one mail! He must be carrying IN
a pOwerfu corrarrorlanca 40 TIL
,.r2eai.h paae1o,- i1", ". , Fridi
stmaster. His information Of the name Frid;