Macon beacon. [volume] (Macon, Miss.) 1859-1995, 1871-06-10
RIVERSIDE.


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fasto Irghr sGyan o'rlocE is too earIyII
and donit want tn bo tho sIn,-n II
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GLOW obout your roal.q I don't
like mud.O Tho GOOD citizen DON'T IfEn
mud bpcause he has so much of II i'm
New York. and he forrols that com
try mud is clean, compared with the
kind with which a nasty nu,nibps
driver spIashes him ON Broadway.
nWhat about lecture, omttsr61pr4s.
society?p Andso Oh and SO forth; and
he gets back TO town fine next day
and thanks his stars That he has never
been idiot enough TO leave the couvcu-
fences of the city.
And though the hearty lover eff
country life laughs at him and wi,b
his wife ami children lives q quieter
and more sensible life, and one of far
greater and more varied enploympnts,
Vet the dearest lover Of the country
will own that his love would be more
satisfactory could hu have Central
Park roads to drive on, waite, laid on
all over his house, c0al gas instead of
kerosene, a good sewer instead of a
dangerous ccssp0ol, shops near by,
and neighbOrs next door instead OF
half Il mile away.
"But you can't eat your cake and
have it, says suburban Jones, and
makes the best Of lis little troubles,
waiting I'LL his neighborhood shall be
settled, and city couyenieucos shall
come to him, al twice their cost, with
a good many city copvcnienc thrown
in
Itmusthave been some citizens who
had been CALLED by the Inconvenience
of Giving in the country,D who con-
ceiyed the thought Of continuing near
Chicago asuburb with every city con-
venience. had heard Of "Riyersiden
as one of the curiosities of the West.
audnow ! have seen it, and, loving
the country, | wish sincerely thai
Chicago were New York, or that the
"Riyerside Improvement Company !
had favored our vicinity with their {
enterprise and skilI.
1t entered into the mind of the
originator of "Riycrside" to do that. in
the beginning, which the inhabitants
of village, or town, or city, sometimes
do, and always want to do. after tha
place Is Jul OF people, and when to do I
II 4re co9ts .el tliiies ; lluch rs u ought; {
ilo ueJTaLllleu W pltpIit " c!ty ana .
UepeaI upon people 10 ilNe ia IL when +
oI1 d iuillc ,in come iIi5 Is tle way I
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eti., hl ro Is ine 9l'ly clty l Know q
VI mnel e. u IlliS 1eSlI9o'e pan mas been r
iuco az c9lLleu OUT ana SO wen !
lluS tne "oIh 9eeI uQle, tdlat II may :
Selfe 10 a llouel 10 Ile Mllehharians' +
M. ohi'iH or THE TOWN ,
Inc luVGIsl9e improvement Conn 4
laiy eouSi l,oOt acres OF land, eight !
lillles . tlle centIe u ChleaGo, and !
1 m"l lunes ron t1e cry boundary =
~ ~ go 4tislllal 94yailiages OF The tract
Oh llat laild-all the land about Chica- +
20. ID as MAJ US pahcake-Were ttiat i
q very loYcly aug ILVeiy stream runs /
through IT. ana that 1t has the only i
piece OF S40a lumber anywhere near /
lneclty' Beslle5 thls, one Of The best .
managed OF inc Chicago roailroads =
runs through The property, and gives =
TO us inhabitants already twelve =
trans daily each way, which shows =
thatlt has TWO or three times as much I
enterprise as most Of our New York g
suburban roads. q
| suppose when q man has genius :
and faith enough to undertake real y
Iy. great enterprise, he generally has =,
with it the sense to get the best men J,
to help him. When the Riverside q