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Those new good have arrived at the
Peoples Store. Newburg, W. Va.
Or. \. NJ. Jarrett will be at Brandon
vile and Bruceion Mills shortly. and
will bo prepared to do good den tai work
at low prices.
:. II. Wiley and A. w. Frederick.
of Grant district werl in town during
the week.
New Good are arriving every day at
the New drug store. II is complete
store, and the proprietors deserve pat
rouage.
Mr.. :. r. Wiley announces himself
as candidate for County Suporintend-
ent ia this issue. lie is "A good teacher.
aud no doubt would be a good Superin-
tendeut il elected.
IL speaks for itself is what lady said
of Dr. Buns Cough Syrup the other day ,
for single bottle cured my chill of "a most
dreadful cough.
DIR. j. b. GRIMES, OK police surgeon.
has been appointed assistant surgeon q
the Pittsburg and Lake Erie Railroad.
The appOintm, mt was we'll bestowed, -
the doctors surgical knowledge and on
pcrieuce eminenty qualify him to fill the
position IUtSbUrg telegraph.
We are also informed that he T. as bee n
appointed surgeon to the P,ttsburg, Vii :
giuia and Charleston II. II.
Tho best aud cheapest lot of notions
and fancy goods just received ut G.. w.
Lackoy's, at the New store on the cor
ncr opposite depot in Newburg.
Portland correspondent OF tho Jour.
nal says
"WiIl White gavo our tailor. Mr.. Jno.
n. Peters. au order foI pair Of pants
ON Monday al l. m. and at 3 o'clock thai
evening VIII was waltziug around town
IN those Identical pants, Try again, Ar
GUS man.
n young man in this town gavo Noltz
an order for a suit OF clothes on Tuesday
at O'Clock, and got Thorn tho next day
at IL o'clock.
Go to Bishops AMI get IL lbs. of Prime
Brown Sugar for SlOO.
Mrs Lizzie Potter and Miss Luda Ncfl
have opened a millinery establishment
az The nome OF the former, in kingwood
and are prepared to do any work in th,t
line at reasonable rates. They re4pC,t-
mllY solicit the patronage of the la lies of
NlnBWood ana vicinity. marlo rs
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FAsH1oNs--A GREAT WORK

Madame \. Burdctte smiths "IjittS-
trutod Lectures on DreSsmaking, Lace
Making, &c.. bound in book form,
Price 80 cents. This is the most valuable
handbook any lady can possess.
The ElUe Fashions Monthly, $3.50 a
year.
SMITHS Patton Bazaar, 81. 10 wear.
ISiRith'S INSTRUCTION. Book and Catalogue,
Is cents.
Catalogue 81 LoteSi Styles, frec. Send
To- \. BURpITrE SMITH, 10 East lIth ST.,
y. Y. City.
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Godey,s Lady,s Book for May.

The May uumper of GopEN's LApY's
Book presents the onening chapters Of
what promises To loo most charming
story. by the Misses Reeves and Road
entitled "a Rosebud Garden Of Girls"
These gifted ladies have earned an eNalt
cd reputation ~ ong American writer's
Of Fiction and we are sure the readers of
Cooley have rare treat in store. -
Gentle Belle" by christian Reid, is cons
tinued with increasing Interest,"; and the
miscellaneous matter IN the Literary De-
par;meut Is fully abreast OF the best mag
azine literature of the day. In addition
tins number contains an elegant steel
plate from an original design by barley,
entitled THE Young May Quoon." a
richly colorcd mammoth Fashion Plate:
unique design for Jewel Case, with in.
structions to enable any lady to make
one; a largo number of full4 page en-
craving showing the demands Of fash
ION; full Work Depy rtment, Chitdrcn's
Department, and ali the usual specials
ties for which GopEY is famous. The
price has been reduced from 50 to 81
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Transfora Il Ronl Estnta.

Decd made October II, 1877, by Joseph
Kockard to- Margaret RcckaId, for 800
acrcs iu Grant District. admitted 18th.
Decd made August 80, 1875, by the
Board OF Education Of Kingwood Dis
trict to r.. y. j.. Trippeu, for Preston
Academy building iu King wood. adj
miUcd 18th.
Decd made April ! 1879. byJ. ~ Mas
uown to y. Ami Martin, for "a friction Of
n lotin kin2wooi. admitted 18Th.
Deed ma1a April u.s., 1919, by Joseph
Trickcu 90 Man Goa a Ticket for one.
hWfacro in Lyon District oduiuc . 10Th
Decd mado April l6, 1879. bv Martha
A. Irrker t1 john Weaver cr 700
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Cyclopodia of Literature.

A list Of tho celebrated author. whose
lives and writings are represented in vol
umo 3 of the now ACME edition OF CHAM
BER's CYCLoPEDtA or ENGLIsH LITER,
AZURE, Just received, Is certainly very
attractive 10 any person Of fine literary
taste. Fox. Penn, Baxter, Bunyan.
Locke, Newton. Browne, Hale, Walton,
Dryden, Temple. Evelyn, Pepys, Butler,
Addison, swift, Pope. Ramsay. Cibber.
Steele. Berkeley, DeiOe, and Bolingbroke
are a few OF the brilliant stars viii IN
brighton the 1lG pages. 1T will bring
gla lues5 . many scholars heart" says
tho Tmcs, Of Philadelphia. "tp lind that
this truly admirable work has boon
brought Within the range Of shallow
pockets" Eight such volumes, boauu-
fully printed. and elegantly bOunu i'm
cloth, for $50 or by the single volume
for 13 ceuts, postpaid, is certainly "A mars
vel Of chcapness, and should establish
an enyiable reputation for the publishers
iiit cannot make their fortune Already
tbcY report sale of nearly ~ OOD vNi~
umeS. ~ ought ~ be Ia every library
and home in the land. Specimen pages
and full particulars AZ 90 various styles
OF binding, terms 90 clubs, ETC., will be
sent frcc ON request by tho publishers.
the AMERICAS BOOK ExCHANGE, 55
Bcekman street, New York Tho work
is sold only 10 subscr.bcrs direct, and
tho present wOnderfuuy low rates are
offered only 10 early purchasers
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acres in Lyon District admitted 10Th.
Deed made April 10, 1879, by Silas
Sinclair 10 John Ayers, for right of way
in Lyon District: sdtaitted isth.
Deed made March ?. 1879, by Lewis
Bolyard to Y. aud j. n. Bolyard for 5
acres, one ro,.l. and 60-loO poles in Reno
Distric.. adnlittcd 3iSs.
Deed made Feb. -. 1879. by James X
Bolyard II Wm. L. Bolyard, for acres
II Reno District. admitted 2lst.
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Delayed Tunnolton Letter.

April l6-After a brief period Of
repose, we again WELD the pencil,
to furnish few items from this pro-
gressive burg"
Tuesday evening. April LIST, Miss
Maggie Summerfeld entertained her
friends at the family resid nee. All
the guests we're unanimous in pro
noucing it a most enjoyable occa-
sion.
Monday. April 7, Miss Jennie
WoIcott opened a subscription schooi
in the TunueItou school house on
Main street.
Tn ursday. Apr. 10, our Literary
Society adjourned to meet the fra.
Thursday night IN. September. On
that occasion the attendance was
large aud an interesting programme
carried out Select reading, Mlss
Alice Powell, Defamation, Willie
Cruieo, Subject debatei-Which was
The greatest man, Washington or
Lincoln. Alirmstiye speakers SHAFT
er and Haymoni. Q Negative Bona
field and Jennie L. Wo!cott After
an interesting debate the decision
was given two for the affirm. -ons
Tor the Nrs. TIE Budget wae read
by Me. L bent Tlfaer.
A. Iiev.ols meeting a commit
tee was appointed to orgsn'zs a
dramatic club aud attend TO all nee.
essary business. THIS cIno is com
pose of twenty ne nbsrs. who ex-
pect to secure both pleasure and
profit from their new experienced.
MISS Jennie Painter OF West Ia
ION and Battle SnalFer Of Austen
were in town Oh Monday.
Mr., AM Mr.. W. S. Raymond
have commenced housekeeping at
West End.
Mr. Ch,lis has moved into the
photograph gallery.
MEMO.
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Commissioners Sale.
of
House & 4 l-2aCres Land in
Fellowsville.
Heeruans & Zinn)
VS.. Is EqUIrY.

IIcermans & Zinn0
VS.. lis EQUTTy
Taylor 81 Shaw,
Pursuant 10 "a decree Of the Circuit
Court OF Preston county rendered at tle
special torm Of 1869. bon tho drove STYLED
cause, the undersigned commissioner
will, ON tho 10Th day Of May 1879. Tho
anne being court day. offer for salo To-
the highest bidder, the land decrced T. be-
sold iu tho above cause, cons istiup OF
four and Ono-half acres 81 fuo meadow
Land. Immediately Joining the town of
Fcllow-ville boz said c0uuty.upon which
thorc is neat onc-st0ry frame dwelling
house. stable. etc
TERMS or SALE:-Thc above SD will
ho ualn for so much cash Doe hand as
viii De sufficient 90 pay costs III suit
and expenses of sale, and The rl.iduc
upo1 e credit of g, ~ and is months. tho
purchaser executing interest bearing
not with good security therefor
JNO' BARTON PAYNE.
Special Commissioner.
lap2Gt4-s7. So
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ANNOUNCEMENT.

ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS Of five lines, or
less. under this head. 81, CASH INvARIA-
BLY IN ADVANCE. over Ave lines, q
words make liuc,l cents per line;
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DISSOLUTION.

The firm Of Losr & Co. merchants. Of
kccdsViIlo, Preston county, w Va. is
this day dissolved by mutua consent.
al puues being indebted e. SAID firm
arc requested To- make prompt payment.
W. IL. Loan
J. NJ. O., FAtRFAx.
RoCdsvilio, Jsn'y %, 1879.
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'pailv except SUNDAY. tDailv. tDou't
stop here, Besides the above>uamed
trains there is a w " Train with pass
enger car attached. that goes both east
and west daily, except Sunday.
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Il he Almighty Dollar The many
have too few, and The few too
many.

New GODS at The New Store.
ny Friends: Having purchased the
stock Of Goods owned by q .bson g.
Thomas, known az the New Store, and
having just returned from the Eastern
Markets, whore / have purchased n
large and well-selected stock bought at
ne to1Dcst cash fgires, / am prepared To
mark, in plain figures, prices that have
not been named nor quoted in this mar
ket. / shall place before my customers
prices that are positively beyond the
whisper Of compe tition or comparison.
Prices that will teach you i'm tho silent
lOgic Of truth the difference between
dealing with Two and dead mon be-
tween the cash and TIE credit systom
between the right and the wrong way.
propose to do, cash bits,aegs as nearly
as possible. Ny expenses being livht
/ can afford TO handle goods at small
margin and give my patrons tho advan-
gain over those doing business other
w,sc. Thanking ono and all for tho lib
Crll patronage Co the lato firm OF which j
was % member. 7 inyito you 81 call az my
Now stand and examine my goods and
prices. Very truly yours,
O.. w. LACKEY,
cfthc late firm OF smoot K Lackcy,
NEwBrn0, w. VA.
N 10. Having secured the Services OF
Mr. John T.. stuck. the popu ar sewing
machine agent, wo viii continue TO deal
ion thc celebrated "NEw HOME SRwtv0
MACHINE" no the y ew Store. ne
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For County superintendent.

Weave authorized to announce SAM
UEL T. WILEY rs candidate tor
County superintendent Of Free schools
OF Preston County.
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LAND FOR SALE.

Fity acres excellent land near West
Warren, and about % miles from the
II. & O. Railroad, in Monongalia County,
w. Va, and now occupied by Emanuel
six. Only partly and newly cleared.
$50 acrcs-Moro or less ON Cheat Riv-
er, one mile below st. George, in Tuck
en- county, w. Va. This farm has thoro-
ON a good. comfortable dwelling and 9TH
er buildings, ald is n very desirable
agriculture and grazing body OF land
known ~ the Marsh Farm.
Also, n Cottage Dwelling, ono and ono
half stories, in good repair, and good
garden attached. Located on the river
near tho West Virginia University.
Tho above property is for sale on easy
terms. Apply II
J. III. HOFFMAN, Cashier
Morgantnwn Bank.
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LOCAL NEWSPAPER.

subscriber living In Pros
ton county 81 90 year, 70 cents for @
months, and ID cents for 4 months.
To uOn-rcsident5 of Preston county
81 .65 "A year, 50 cents for @ months, and
GO cents for months. Tho extra charge
to non residents is for postage.
S5a-CASH IN ADVANCE. All papers
stopped when the subscription expires,
unless otherwise agreed.
WE WILL SEND TO ANY ONE
LIVING IN PRESTON COUNTY,
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NOTICE.

All parties know
ing themselves to be
indebted to the I'M
dersigned, will save
costs by calling at
once and settling,
either by payment
of account or by
note.
w. II. Potter.
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OUR AGENTS.

Th" following named parties are au~
t.ur1 Cd to receive money on subscrip-
ton Tor ms;
Nowburg, =. r.. McCaGorty aud VI. f..
Dent
Portland. IT, 6. Worthington.
ROwlcsburg, T.. y. Stone.
Painters Mill, J. n. Wilson.
Aurora. n. J Stemplo.
Reedsvilte, w. X. Iloar.
Tunnelton. w j. T.avelle.
BraudOnvlle, J. r. Fuller.
Brucetou Mills, s. r.. Wiley.
MasOntOwn, GOron o. White.
FcllOwsvillo. George Purcell.
Austen, Gus. y. ShaHer.
GAINESVILLE, J. RI, Franthouser.
Howesville, r. y. Garfield.
Address all communications To
THE ARGUS.
KTESWOOD. W. Va.
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rs' THE
WEST rVIRGINIA ARG US
Is Published epeay S1t,rdGY by
HARRY McCAFFERTY.
KIxeBooD, PRESTON COUNTY, W. VA.
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.

To residents Of this oosnts-One Year.
$l.5O; six mouths, 70 four months, so
cents.
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81 ,oS-the IL cents extra beng charged
u or spay postaue;- six months, 80 cents;
thru months, 60 cents.
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fore all pa, ,ers will be stopped at the eN-
piration Of tins term oil subscription, un-
less renewed.
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NHf m Grand opening Of Spring
AZ and Summer stock Tor the
EEE -casou. My stock of Clotr =
al N y ~ ing is now larger than the
combined stock Of clothing i'm all the
goleral stores of - ration. / will not bo
uudCiSold Come and see
Yours 4 ruly, b. KAHN.
The silver state. [volume] (Unionville, Nev.) 1870-1903, 1879-07-31

T'he Carson Appeal polnsadlg asks
the Entag,prfse 4'wherhas Il Is a rssiE
-pad urqan OF s Republican newspaper
The Entnrnnise evales nhe question by
accusing the editUr af the Appeal ri
seine Democrat, and disilainfHlly
sags
The Democrat whb las bampu-ary
charge ii the Carson appeal sfieuglne
80 nc exceedingly anxious on RcagIuG
u the fepuhil1au pa1'Tg demands "a
Snow how the Erlsarl,rise lands On the
Tailr1aa question:.
The Carson Tribune SAYS:
That 5. s.lro1seh shot al C. n Fiarris,
e. =. Land Eseulssar. Cali him any
1nns han DamocrsGt, Mr. hnsafVrise y
n Is evident tilat eahar the Enter
l,rise o, Tribune Il mistaken Regarding
sl,e ga0iirics Of the eai5nr OF rhe Appesl
The silver state. [volume] (Unionville, Nev.) 1870-1903, 1879-07-31
rmr aaSralS >usErEsrEH>.

There Is a hand Cd Indians known ~
SAeepaate-s IN Nor1heTm Idaho. They
arc supposed 10 he hostile and are
charged with rauraerne WHITES and
Chinese on Loon creek. The great In
aiaa >Sarua~ehRsar, General Howard. or
c&nizea company ot U1na1alla scents
20 penetrate the mountain businesses 81
the ShaSpoaters. These scouts were
placed in command of q young LAsuton~
ant. who graduated at West Poiat in
ISIS. The scents. ans tAssir coTnnAn 3ot,
accompanied by hall dozen soldiers,
recently arrived o,n Crooked river, and
~N.ile seauiilns on that straarn, ellsgos-
erred. according % the Lientanants re
g,a-4. asant one hHn tired hostile >sesp-
CATERS A Cen1nar was scat IN hot
haste TO report tins s fina' Ia General
Howard. The scouts, under Their eN--
par1ancea ClfGnmanlsr undoubtedly,
t1r,tl red to await -eInf0reeneIEts, SIS
C'olsmal Bernard. with fis csrsiaI,g was
expected to he ordered by Howard To
the rahef ri The halaacuarea forces.
Meantime the hostile >hesHaa1 y ksaa
advancing ON lhe f0iti fiaations d the
scouts, whose young commander, OBJ
sarcIne Their movements through q field
glass, Immacinea that the approaching
hostiles were digging rifle pts to cover
their reerasat, shonia bheg he uHabie 80
tsks the sSronchala An old soldier
attached to the command relieved the
suspense By EXPRESSING the OPINION that
the advancing bsssgiles were srr'osIsesbafs,
s.na THAI insssaad I'd digging rife puts,
they were breaking hBwllers, in Their
search Tar ores. The old soldier sur
uglses ware .on,reai ana the hostile
>heeraaters proved 80 be paaeeful bacon
eaters. who wrere searching 10r MINES
Saare the scouts vare htu85inc Tor In
dams.
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b. tee Dssrrscf Corr Fazrtx .laa1saS Iiszrrief
q m ss&se G Asvaa- IA. agl taT nun
bold o5uEt5
h tn matte d tn ssE1te G. cszrles hester
Aafezasa1
b1ETSaS-s o Il 1raef a. sza .{Sglr. nzaals on
tsse zttas az o. sl1s ssTs asatses : t,s.psf,,
2rgeu tina az s2laraag t. I5ti "a q.
a 1sasss AsFs 81 Esfssbioea a. a, the Raesrrf
rsall O. 49, Gu-rs a. In IgagrfMnssse n sslstl
esaZzss Ela41El.z asegEa xpslaasss3 a. tse tlas lr,
p1Gef 1ur 1n9FzsI- n9a W4. q las s14 Cane.
4,ssasr aeeaase- scr sassr- tsss 4uszscssiir,,
o. hrzuk asarG14aEe Scr Tar sssasases ~ tstssr.
tssE1asnGSxr . El1. WAGg Al sfss~nt ag,.-sI~.s
sa4 U1teTesee1 Eaaz zpssexr Al sarFxss4 a..
SA~4ss aiHssss - + 5UL GsrI.
gsAza- fes
The silver state. [volume] (Unionville, Nev.) 1870-1903, 1879-07-31

freely l.asbewed thesr syznRstAses and
rnso,ec ~ y-eli.are distress and sESe-I-s.-.
TIE mortality from sosrls1 fever n New
Work Ssase al5na Annually was graass-
than tire yellow sewer mortality q 4As1
wear, Int the s,eosile oarla MOI be aroused
70 the necessity al even aassssf E'ro1Sa-
1agn 70 gmepoBt the spread q tas
disease.
The silver state. [volume] (Unionville, Nev.) 1870-1903, 1879-07-31

Rura has been suspended 1ug the
summer on xhe Southern Pacific Baii-
-naa, the rails, hec1ming, II Is said, roc
afa from the heat af 1he sun 10 he
ns1naiaa. Tiie road Is n1w finished 1T
s}nrssa ltsrsntte-sfiii mites trum Hlucsnn-
sad will reach Tucson hg january ls1
The atehnlsun, Tupoisa K Saira r.
ksiirnad viii he eanqlesed u Ehe Pm
4ranae ahaut rha SAME 1Ime, leavinc .
aap only 450 mites Wide hecweith TIM
sworaaais 10 lle filled 10 MAKE tilrsuqh
s7sinssnnsinan1sl line
The silver state. [volume] (Unionville, Nev.) 1870-1903, 1879-07-31

TIM com aRu nuliian IN the snla eui
Highland IA the sast weaAs. 81 Jusa reach
- STA. Il .aa9. Eti,e largest amount
sger n'ssssaa tRsre Al tina Same zinsl
asa isalii 81 frnaee l.sla nsarig s.saG,
Gel GRO, slnIsElae izlnsg u GERMANY s. 40.
an. nnn Nothing r. nanre siaslii isslslt d
swSss = confidence and gsavmGs.an.
The silver state. [volume] (Unionville, Nev.) 1870-1903, 1879-07-31

Az -ie Goul1 o. England il isSno LONG
~ q segrat that the f'sInce Iuperlal
Was Ia lowe with the Ts,-I4aaesk Rea-rissf..
queen Niat0rla:s Youngest and only un-
nsslvrsed daughter, fis iuiped thai ny
going u lnluiand -sHnd winning sia A'u.-
-aria cresS iN some ART ni valur the
many difficulties IL zine WAY ri an alb
amer miyift M DVeYcome nm ii would
hsgs required IA All ot Parliament 10
permit Efse CIR IL marry . Csi1ioiic.
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SETTLE IP.

~ leifsns kbnv'iElg thfsvpssspe< tn ha 9r,-
aaaHss1 zia aat s,a4 IL q f,sja 1 tssa 81
nsiasl Gil tIh ssHils ava Il g.sf,s.sts - s.,e
sAl'l4 aAasirsg me irgf age a sssssfea L. .sN-..a
isa SINE q fhf fHsgAagrv af<aa. TNss ~ 80
ksAsslA tov fssa iaH1rs , hsge H. sasrsf 4 es.s
lzslAlila d. giu sama San
Aalinl-nInaes. 5G9s - BS-a 10
The silver state. [volume] (Unionville, Nev.) 1870-1903, 1879-07-31

William Squares and has v,iie a1risel
"a simultaneously canmIz sulcilia at
Akron. 1iic, IL conseanalIse OF inability
- 1--we happily 1ogether There Ii
resssnn u heiieva, however, 4ilat Airs.
squIres Thought she eauld iiVe
msppitg ainne, tor ste took such a ilailt
dose " xhe is,ltianum that si.n pntas.i N
recovered, white xin husband taoa i
sIr1e dgsSe saas disa
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CHRIS 1lILfII. 1nsursstur
t2fhasrTz uNrw ss
Fresseaa ftssis@r stEEzEEss kszHs~. Ts~.sxv.
ssr~sss4- s'frs saAssss. lssxt-saaassss. Ia.

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fna2 tsas 9te4, q ss42-aistas D. ~. s. -
par G ugar1 =
fAAt1'1 E'zrni1sz tae ftv Asfer. q wn
Tp1r ~ Ellns q zarrs. M ar~~~.,
FExL.fe frfgrlS- ts.rr, -
s1-lsc- rae1s .f1gg o. Sg7
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VI AkIXsR.

IN 1oz-sstsxs w003 AasL nj. TN suss.t,
sZl-+'a,F- aatal- 81 oo eaasss G1a81 ILsIssrg,t-
.lRpfl lEa-ne2l1ztf . Isczxraxn Z, tfs
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The silver state. [volume] (Unionville, Nev.) 1870-1903, 1879-07-31

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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1879-12-28

Here and there the rocky walls OF the gorge rise
Immediately out of the water; IN other piacess
there is slope from their feet To the RIVER, coNrft
with forests The Emory here resembles co.eiy
the French Broad IN North Carolina after me latter
stream leaves the pleasant valley OF Ashcviile save
that its cliffs are higher and there Is nowhere
ROOM az on the French. Broad. for the caDln ana
corn patch of a mountaineer. After the Emory re-
eeves the Obed River IL gets the soubriquet OF
" Big" and soon PUSHES out of the mountains inao
the lat valley of East Tennessee, and hasishs
To marry itself to the Clinch. The union IL IKE
that of bright, impulSve. romantic grl 10 Pros
porous commonplace man. The clear, dashlhg
waters of the Emory are lost in the broad pacll.
muddy current of the larger stream, and only heip
to 1oat log RATS and corn-iaden hatooatS 10 n'"i-
kct. 4, .o,
The last two miles of the days trip were made COM
fortably enough IN the CAP OF II locomotive anu
notbInS need he said about il save that the noun
tains were left suddenly behind At kesGans I'm
mel where the road comes out Into tine iet'i',
thcklv-peopled Valley of the Tennessee, and that
at nIghtfa we found rest and cordial welcome
with an OHIO family keeping little boteI %heie
Roane furnaces light the steep sides OF Mauen
Ridge with their ruddy flames. " :.