The Caucasian. (Clinton, N.C.) 188?-1913, 1899-11-02
ARpS WAR STORY.
10 assssriag ihs Qssg Of Ceres
poHceai Asking Ahssi B,eon.
HuItnINS SAVED MS MtAI
By 'iiiing { su the Hearth "a an o.s
Bi.eassnt!i shop Bns Advice
About Cotton.

aEout >ottou.
4 frierd v.i:ss me from plnil4a
that barun w:ii not F-rp well N ,as;
climate. AID thai TIE cid settlers sAy q |
always gets rancid Ho van. - |
knC- ~ there Is any remedy fer ;hi.
Yes, J thick -. unirrs hogs fatt-aei |
on pindcrs are di.,rent. from t-rs.
f4tteaed IN cora.
II isci my wife and haif a lazen 1T
lie children fouad refuge frNn liz
foul invader Et hsT fa,hcr's piaG.giian
oa the GppcT Chatiah DC-hse g1Ecg.
There WIS no vhite man there or near
there save her oid faihtr. jaeE'
Hutch!ns. Thee were .bcrr- 4 hun
dreS negroes. more than haif % IL N
too cid CT too young - work. Fc-i
for our soldiers was rrilins scare ,
every day and orders came TIM, c.sfy
farmer should h thkcd-that j. iC
say. b should gIe up IN the g1ys-n-
nent agents n portion of his corn and
meat aud beef cattle a moun'-a So
tail from the hons guard vas sent 81
with wagons 10 enforce the crG AID
gather la ;he snpplics. There ->s
nobody TO resist them. for eyesy bCtg
was In the army save old men IA : a
yaiids and women and children la's
cne epC2.ng Z company q tAiIiy ni~r
came To Judge Hutchins's hoese s.i
rrdely informed him th-t they .ls-f
fer bacon and beef cattle. The gii~f
very calmly told them be had more
spare. For while they paTiey1l y q
him. bu; finally demanded the srv
his sTcNchcU Q. Ny vie and cb.i.
dren and two ether Ittic Eraaach..
dren listened in fear AMI -aNic'v. they
know that tho 'pig. wts \ feari.ss
man. but ;1rre were so many NrV
armed men AKA mt hln ihn Cdah were
| fearful. and whoa be refused 90 s'--
up the key. they fs'i 'hey wouii r.
| rest him and break down ~. dolr.
That night about midnigh. the iIiEe
| called mp cid Jack and Virgil, rh M
| hs knew he cou,i trust. and hal IN"
| jcints Of the meat and 4 par; a ,Ar
sid s carried ruictiy down % The cli
blacksmith shrp on the bsnk - "a
river. with pick aud shovel &c
| cinders and Garth ia ;hn cid hf".i'i
were soon excayaied and a elan.,. :
fashioned that wonld held and b'ae a
| thousand pounds i was brr!ad 'h'rr
and the herr;h was covered ia: liz.
L " lAlfl UEa.l. sngl4sf = -nAAs "a - "
| filled IN the pace aad Som SAs !"
on top and the black cid basket plsc't
where IL long had been. With Bacys
and wheeib,rrow the surpln7 cart
was taken down the river bana ara
tur,,bl.d in a..sd then all was ca. .u -
the Cha,iahoOchee. The burial O.
John Moore was MT more s'len'- u
] January. 1865. joined my famii' u
/ fsa-sr~ ~
Judge ful.:z.;ei u 4 good mmla trsl
md wagCn and ys returned - p
| hc:ne in Rene. The dag beir-e ~
lef; his hcsgitablc mansion be plie. q
! the cache and foTnd the m"at =,
sweet ard sound aad ve brought
coed porticn Q: il with us and IL va
as precious :: gn,A. Iy wife says Z
charcoal p-riied &. and KEEP. Il frif
tasting old or rancid.
New then have answered. "a
friends question. re must get ua IN
other civil war onI hide his meat }
The hearth Of an cd black smith shni
Earth and charcoal are beth good di
inlec ants a3d preservers 81 nesh. Al
IL was in Flcrida I would pscS &c
meat a charcoal. net dust. bat s'aa
crushed coal. Before putting ~
meat down woaiI powder IL 'rorl
pepper box with borsx. Bc-ax y Al
mcst universally vsed Ton. II = EpI
death 10 skipp rs and ether ver.nin
and druggist told me that the al
| Of II had increased a thousand PER q
| within the last FIVE years.
"A When my fairly got hc-ne We fou-
that II was not COED 10 live by me;
alone s1d we had TO s.nd dcgl II
river a hundred miles fo- g.
: bushels CT corn and hid n near ! rii
In the country. becsusc the ou,'a7
5 and dessrters were p3trolling an ,ar
. and taking everything they co1ii an
4 good friend brought us half
bushel OF meal AZ a time on tne 20
and so we go; aio1g The memory I
= old Rowland Bryant IA still rr-ri-us
us fer his kindness In t5o-e days
| tribula.iCn. u n encouraging
= know that Armo-r and Co. have q
| abolished all the snokshorzss IN n
e land. nor drawn our home made ne
iato their mighty trust Our franz
are generally raising .heir own Tasi
ard bring coed deal - town 10 81
and nj wife says that country lard
| purer and better than any that com
'rom tnc pErE:n- nU---r rh. ~.
Our home market l. wall supplied
r our farmers with almost evc-ythi'
) that is good to eat Beef. pork. IN
ter. chickens. eggs. potatoes, turn'E
cabbases. beans and apples are
great abundance. or course we cal
It have mutton. for the negroes mu
l. have dogs end the candidates mi
"a have negro VOTES / Lost eight n
;. Msrinos ir one night and my neighb'
y Mr.. Co5b,ns. lost three hundred in q
u years. and quit the buziness- But ~i
le all our dra wbaeks. cur people are
l. the upgrade. Ssvfn cents cotton V
=, helped greatly. and II our farmers "
cut down the acreage Eli more.
70 win bring S cents next year and liza
Is more land for wheet and ccrr- j
re | southern farmers olght TO fo-m
mighty trust and regulate acreage q
price. Our own county could regal
L itscf By Organizing and colno.ni
D. With the local hanks. Our sysra
te crop IL 10000 bales. and II es:ts
IL pound woald bring $sG9.:o. AA2sf o
as half of this could be carried sld r.
TO by the more wealth. pro3sce-s.
te 1 ether coo bales could gft an ady2-
Of s cents a pound. or $40 ha' e "a
n the b.nl- o, WAREHOUSE csTiihrei
r. This would take orIy sl5e.ce9- r,
4. SIS e b2ic would p1- tie c-ft y ,
I'M | duction and lss-c the nsrSt' fcr
=. | prcduceT. and this vrrlt -e3ri II
a the banks cniy $1,000" = -
.-,.,...v ,-as IN Z, ts.2 ie-oe9.ss1 =
crou would jump 20 re,-s vi
s;xty dsys. Tat. ffe Sav ID N
trust with .r-st al DIV she ss1s-s
to-z WIZ rzIi-. Il b il-
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