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The Rugby gazette and east Tennessee news. (Rugby, Morgan Co., Tenn.) 1884-188?, 1884-09-13
This was Just the bait that at

lrdcteu billS pOSSeSS0r OF bOaSted In
telligence. And whenever that
useful quality has had a chance to
be shown it has been seen in close
proximity to the cloven hoof.
Whether it was in harassing timber
interests on which he had no claim;
or trying to grasp the proceeds of
the sale of coal lands he never
owned; or endeavoring to stir up a
sectional hostility against the new
settlers; in one and all this suave
and plausible old gentleman has
displayed intelligence that would be
creditab)e to the oldest land grab
ber in the State.
We would emphatically protest
against this species of legalized
robbery. And we say it is especially
dlscredltable to a northerner to
come down here in the guise of an
investor and pursue a course of &C
ton which brings the south gener-
ally into disrepute. By all means
let the northerner come; we want
him. 1t is his energy that has
built up the south, and we would
not say word which would deter
hIm from coming. What we pro-
test against is the vampire claimant
who sits quietly by while honest
men are toiliny in the woods and
fields to make a home, and when
they expect to enjoy the fruits of
their labor, steps in and enleayors
to feed upon the results.
1his was the policy which promp-
ted the dastardly attack Oh the
town site. In itself the claim was
contemplate. 1t could however
have been used SO as to greatly III
convenience the inhabitants, if Mr..
Henry Kimber had not stepped in
and averted it: d timely and .ully
appreciated actor which the thanks
Of the entire Colony is due to the
gentleman.
Had the owner of these bogus
claims known at the outset the fight
ing capabilities of the Board, which
lie has since found out tu his sor-.
row, it is probable he would have
hesitated before making this attack.
The Board however, having been at
tackled, means to see the thing
through, and will slight it out
on that line if it takes all summer"
1t has thousands for defense but
not one cent for blackmail.
The Board has been fortunate in
having secured at the beginning
of their cases the best legal talent
in the State of Tennessee, and it
has hitherto carried everything be-
fore it. We trust this is only a
fore-runner of a series Of signal
victories.
We would not refer to this matter
at all but we deem it our duty in
the interests of this country and its
to "cry aloud and spare
not" when such miserable attempts
are made to interfere with the prog
ress of this growing and thriving
district.
The Rugby gazette and east Tennessee news. (Rugby, Morgan Co., Tenn.) 1884-188?, 1884-09-13

This map shows you how to reach Rugby,
Tenn. the most delightful situation on the
Cumberland Mountains. The climate is
pure, healthful and bracing. the scenery is
picturesquely grand.
The Rugby gazette and east Tennessee news. (Rugby, Morgan Co., Tenn.) 1884-188?, 1884-09-13

tI New hacks aud horses with careful
drivrrs are always in waiting at the depot
Oh arrival Of thr trains that leave Cincin-
natti or Chattanooga in the mornings, to
conv'y passengers and baggage to the
Hotel.
We have telephone connection now with
the I'eIUt and telegraph connection with
the world.
The Red Cloud chief., 1884-10-10
Enid

NV Yo-K, Septcm5+: 5o-At Eooa a
well dressed man entered tie bullion oF.cc
OF Martin = i~,uuyvn. in the basement q
No. lOs Broadway. all asked Nr. =. 4
Young some question:. about ;l- hs-s -
Eu.a which were exhibited IN the show wn-
dow. The liars have tie fnrDe-~ and yaiEs
stamped On them and p-o..- of,-n step IN
and ask questions about them. Hr.
Y0uu. picked NJ one 81 the bars, whoa
Vas worth S537, and bsii !; in -
hands While ic leaned u1 tie "Iu0t-r
and explained It's marks S,lvirniy iA-
stranger sla;chri the Tar and ran "u. 80
the door into the crowd which .as Jt>-,u;
IN The sidewalk. Mr.. I0uu< i-af--l ".-r
the coIn;er and foilovel saoIptS stop
lhi-fr' The tii-. ran up isr ~tsi~ az ~
100 Broadway sf.f a. tel ~ ;t,e -taiT~ He
a>cendcd 20 The aftn floor and 'ts'cird Eoa5-
>:urG'S law u.2ic-- lie :o8lad Nj igW~to-S
,herr and told him very qgis:y ia. De- "a
= telegraph linen an and that - UI-Aod {,
20 out on the hrS eSrap- ans! TX = wlr-. Tie
opened a window. de>ceu 81 - the runas
below. and a.Ii through Tire ~cg1As OF -J
1I.er bu Llins ~ tie street
The Red Cloud chief., 1884-10-10
ADDITIONAL DisPAyCEEN

ON October 4'h there We're 32i new case
cholera and Ia deaths in Italy. There
were twenty-five deaths in Genoa and
ifty in Naples.
Til. charcoal sheds attached to George
Md, recently took fire. About 10000 tons
Of charcoal were consumed.
IT is said that Mr.. Nimmo's statistical
report or foreign will show that
the entire exports of manufactured pro-
duets from England to all other countries
do not equal the internal commerce of the
United States in like products.
JAMES LOVE, a colored desperate OF
Denver, was lately sentenced to fifteen
years Imprisonment. The crime for which
re was sent up was the stabbing of Tom
King. Love was n member of an 'Uncle
Toms Cabin" Company.
THE fifty-fourth semi-annual Conference
Z the Mormon Church recently opened at
Salt Lake City. President Taylor made
acongratulary address, and Apostle Wood
ruff followed. In the afternoon Apostle Lo.
renZoS Smith complimented the congregation
On the number of babies present, and
boosted that the opposition Of the whole
nation could not prevail against fruitful
uses. "The Lord" Apostle Erastus Snow
said. had given US the earth, and We must
multiply and replenish it," The Taberna-
Gle was about half filled.
Il is announced that Tennyson is about
70 publish = new dramatic poem. The sub
jact is Thomas q Beckett"
THE imports of dry goods az New York
during the week ending October 4, were
sa3a4,oOl.
IT is reported that Mr.. Russell Young,
he American Minister TO China, has been
trying TO negotiate a peace between China
and France. but wiihou. success. IL is
stated that Mr.. Young ccted entirely on his
own responsibility, and was no. requested
- act by either Power.
DR. j. W. MARTIN, Of Little Rock, was
recently pursued BY a mob. who charged
lin with the commission of an outrage on
the person o: Miss Hattie LechereI, who
belongs TO a very es:imable family.
GEORGE STEVENS recently kidnapped his
.3-year-old little girl at Pittsburg. As the
kidnapper was led into the police station
til. little girl continually cried for IMAM.
ma"
DURING tie week ending October 3cd
there were 194 business failures in the
United States and % in Canada total of
eli, against 21S the previous week. The
failures in the Southern States were more
numerous than usual.
A HURRICANE recently swept over Ice
land. Nineteen trading vessels and sixty
fishing boats were wrecked OF h coast,
and thirty.swo vessels were disabled The
loss Of life was appalling, though the par
;~icilars were . long time coming to light
The Red Cloud chief., 1884-10-10
A Sispid sn~x~lio,.

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s-aiu IhsF hraul -yfuuHAera IA
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talk among the hi.h Fnsna-sTs - ih-
parry - aaklag sy.}au4 t1 aighl-z
from .hs Ssftooai ticket To 3 emo
csa.s isaui ibss SUI j. wo.vHi ihem.
Iusy dHi mn. suow h01 80 -cg s7sn.
Ih-Y q rAichri Their beads = lot- & ne
ipg @5nF; ny 30 az. lot hnsIl. 'h~y
h~Es resort]s! - the safss Dhi 1B4lsh
plan of rrpij NJ. .Igu ~ an fsrr."
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matter. ut ~s eel shat sc baa- . s5zal
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nOs. TIE E.cctorai CoiIrg~ tass v~ar
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-" bzs 20 AZ iae Sez Es-lans
states su-e-Aiasne. New Harswsh ~
vermont. S-isSzrau@e;t.. s-oraacfL-gt
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i1'al - : EI.4t9 a. vot~<
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S"Tfh1rssc~u State. 18th The pass.sls
ssoeY GA Of Ni.@oari-Uh;o. -. IN
sns. - Illinois. - A~lies5.&n. Pr.
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hAnsa~. - Nebraska. >. makIag 40
iosal. withos; AIssosu-s. from ;hss -
Of States lis Electoral vssesL
bs e stso has slr~ady ax .aol "a
csrrssi al tie PAeihc States. Cal forniss
OEegon. Nevada and Color.As. = IA
the z u Eieeiorai vote
These States will undoubtedly 20 Cog
Blaine Ia fact II the eleesion see
heia -morzos be soalt e~ertaialy gsr(
~rnajorite - n these states. and tar.r
gard total Electoral yose . 24S.
Saould be withdraw Wei. sezs.ssy.
--Csscszsa Hsra.a
The Red Cloud chief., 1884-10-10
THE New England Historic Genoa

THE New England Historic Genoa
logical Society has received a complete
set of the New Hampshire Register from
its first number in 1772. The collection
Was made by John Wentworth. of
Chicago, who intended them for the
New Hampshire State Library, but the
trustees did not respond TO his surges-
ton, and he changed the destination Of
his gift. There are only five complete
sets of the Register. one of which is
going to London. one to Paris, and one
is i'm Chicago.
The Red Cloud chief., 1884-10-10
THE WORLDS DOINGS
A Summary or the Daily News.
POLITICAL AND PERsoxaL-

1pbsbIbShL hND FJsbSSUSAI
JOSEPH BUNKER, Chief Of the Cincinnati
Fire Department, died from injuries re-
ceived by a recent collision between his
wagon and a f~re-engine.
Mr. kirk, the new japanese Minister %
the United States, arrived at San Francisco
recently on the steamer City OF Pekin.
JOIN II. FLYNN, Master Mechanic Of the
Western d Atlantic Road and President o.
the American Association Of Master Ne
chanics, died at Atlanta, Ca, October l.
The Duke Of Cambridge is going TO visit
Ireland for tbs purpose OF inspecting the
troops stationed there. Great precautions
will be taken TO insure the safety Of the
Duke in the "enemy's country"
GENERAL WILLIAM a. Tu.oOP, a we'll
known citizen Of Detroit, shot. himself
fatally On October 1st.
sIR ERASMUS WILSON, an eminent Brit
ish doctor who died recently, bequeatb.d
100000 to the Royal College OF Surgeons,
London. The interest on this sum is 70 be
devoted to the education Of young men in
pathological science.
The Red Cloud chief., 1884-10-10
POLITICAL rAglCEsru~.


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The Red Cloud chief., 1884-10-10

THE late Duke of Wellington was
very fond of animals and ut the park
at Strathtieldsaye he kept q herd Of An
CORA goats, which he imported from
the East about ten years ago. They
have been shorn every season. and the
wool was used for the Dukes coats and
w~aistcoats. He also possessed n num-
Der of very fine mules. several llamas,
and a flock of the small Ardennes sheep.
which produce the finest mutton in the
world. The Duke also carried on the
culture of trout.
The Red Cloud chief., 1884-10-10

An old soldier declares that the gal
liant Sheridan, when on duty thirty
years ago in Texas. was the best singer
of Irish songs ard dancer Of jigs known
in the whole regular army. .'He was
no bigger than he is now," this inform
ant alphabetically asserts, 'but he was
l%ivelier, ! guess, and l never go into a
variety theater that / don't see worse
patter and trot Singing and dancing)
than Phil Sheridan used to give u.s."
The Red Cloud chief., 1884-10-10
THERE was excitement in the rail-oa,

THERE was excitement in the railroad
station at Westtield. Mass, when a
stray trunk turned up with no marks
to show its destination, and emitting
such a stencil that 4 council was held rs
to what should be done with it. Visions
of crime tloatod through every mind.
With fear and horror the lock was
forced and the cover raised. The cause
was found in 4 lot Of huckieberrieS
that had fermented, and n quantity OF
cooked corn beef and other eatableS
which had spoiled from the heat and
long keeping.
The Red Cloud chief., 1884-10-10

A REGRETFUL report of the visit Of a
circus to a town near New York is given
by the Christian AdrOcate. MANY pro-
fessors Of religion event with the mui-
titude to do evil" and the only pleasant
fact to note is that 1.-The show was of an
inferior order. giving a great deal of
dissatisfaction
The Red Cloud chief., 1884-10-10

THE ingenious method adopted by
Russian military authorities of instruct
ing the rank and file IL the art of
shooting by furnishing them with hand
kerchiefs Oh which the construction of
the rifle and its use are explained has
been carried a step further. The hand
kerchicf is now being used to familiar
izc Russians with the history of their
The Red Cloud chief., 1884-10-10

An agreement has been entered into
by the French Minister of Posts by
which special postage stamps will be
issued for the ridiculous little princi-
pality Of Monaco. Upon them the
reigning Prince, styled Charles Ill,
will have the pleasure of seeing his
august portrait.
The Red Cloud chief., 1884-10-10

INTELLIGENT and systematic attention
TO physical culture in colleges, instead
of permitting the students to continue
their sports in an indiscriminate man.
ner, is advocated by President Robinson
of Brown University.
The Red Cloud chief., 1884-10-10

IT is proposed by some English engin-
GERS and capitalists to connect the Baltic
and Black Seas by means of a canal
from the Danube near Vienna TO the
Oder near Breslau. The distance is
about two hundred miles.
The Red Cloud chief., 1884-10-10

In several of the counties Of England
the gentry have moved successfully
against the licensing of liquor booths at
horse races, and the rumsellcrs have re-
ialiated by killing off all the foxes, so
that the sport of hunting is spoiled.
The Red Cloud chief., 1884-10-10

AMONG vegetable pet~rifactions from
Arizona are moss agates in which the
field is colorless crystal and the impris-
oned matter brilliant red, green, gray
and brown. They are found in large
The Red Cloud chief., 1884-10-10

THE British gave TO Mete Kingi a
military funeral because, as a New lea
land chief. he had afforded valuable
support to the Government at a critical
i~unc;ure in the history Of its rule.
The Red Cloud chief., 1884-10-10

nS- General Logan i running mainly
on his ws- record The iemocrasi.
papers saasrlT observe. To which 1,
rasy &c replied 50 Is Hrndriek.. sta
the difference tia; i; xoald b. ever so
much better for him Il be wants..
LogD s.o3<-Drns1crz-
The Red Cloud chief., 1884-10-10

So TIE Democratic parsy. cord
ING TO Mr. Hendricks. IS \ party o. cor-
y'c,lons. 90 doubt about { At Ibs
~.cccris Of .sny criminal corr. II The
land Il p.ove L.
The Red Cloud chief., 1884-10-10
An cTnrt 10 cl,rck he~s

An effort To- check begging recently
made in Liverpool brought 20 light 4
college OF begzarv II which pupils oil
al ages were taught how 20 pursue the
AT IN a scient. &c WAY The p~-IprIctDr
wa, 3 member o: the profession sid
had amaS-esi n comfortable fvrtIae.
The COCO. was well attended. many
young chii;rea espsciaiy beng cent
IherC by their parents. who werr he
Of ;be criai;nal cas-. Many o. :he
pupil>' p~aTeni- nni b~in- able - pGv
Tor TIC tui;iua 90 Their ch!,docr. the
professor" Appropriated the r!1,hIng
and money broa-h. in by MS students
mt b. w-s reeoupenSsd for rs m
ices-ForsIga Le1<r.
The Red Cloud chief., 1884-10-10

-M-. AISa Mitchell. of Chatham. "
c.. died recently HIS wife diet abDt;
SIX wears zyo and was buried or tie
plantation Mr. Mitchell requested to
be buried al Il lis Church. and desired
his wIie's bo!y Ia be exhuHsczi aad
placed beside his. and when taey dug
into he grave her body was fond 20
be Is iirm AMI solid - : rock. having
become pe;ritied- Her feature were
not shrunken. and the face was As fBiI
IS n healthy I've person Her dress
looked as natural and perfect ~ whea
she was first bur ed IL Is . remark
able case u petrineaiion--SI Lssis
Gio5s.
The Red Cloud chief., 1884-10-10

GENERAL HANCOCK. lately on n West
ern tour, is said to have received q let
ter asserting that the writer had lent
various sums of money to his nephew.
Lieutenant Frank Hancock, ont on the
plains. Frank died not long ago. and
the General had undertaken to admins
ter upon his estate. The letter intima-
ted that there we're good reasons why
this claim ought to be quietly satisfied.
Hancock declined to be agitated by this
onslaught. Again the fellow wrote of
chumship with the dead Lieutenant in
the far Southeast, described himself rs a
gallant adventurer into Eastern civiliza-
ton, as n friend advised the General to
silence scandal by taking the insignifi-
cant sum of $50 out of his own wallet.
Then the General replied that the de-
mand would never be met unless clear
proof OF its business was supplied. The
applicant turns out to be a confidence
man of extensive experience. His Tex.
as record shows him up as a swindler of
&reemasons. An official communica-
faHoY of a lodge at
The Red Cloud chief., 1884-10-10

DEFECTIVE sidewalks have cost Dcs
Moines $4,000 in four years through
damages to pedestrians.
The Red Cloud chief., 1884-10-10

y MAN named Falow. aged hfty-iiye. and
his ~on aged thirty, the ether night stopped
NJ an Omaha hotel. Upon retiring they
blew out the gas and we've found next DAY
nearly dead from asphySia. They were re-
stored with extreme difficulty.
\ wEIL-DEEs>Ep man recently succeeded
i'm getting q forged draft for two hundred
dollars caShed ~ the bank If Me,calf X Pct-
singer. AZ Central CITY. lie escaped with
the money. although the fraud was sooa de-
tccie-i. The foTseTs name i Davis
THE body 0f Al intan. wrapped IN =
blaREe; was recently fogHd floating IN the
river az Omaha Il had probably been
thrown in a few hoCrs AFT: birth.
HEEEEET Fo>rEE, a 10y az fourteen. was
thrown from his pony and killed. while re
Gently heuiin- cattle ia Buffalo County
MATILDA JAULn. Of Wayne. a woman
noted for the strength and yigor OF her
tongue. receatiy drove her husband from
his home and then hanged herself. She
was forty years old aid had been twice mar
ried.
CHAEIEs COOPER of Furnas County.
nrttesi $500 from his crop OF broom corn.
raised from a hundred and twenty-five acres.
iasl fall. This year he has harvested two
thousand acres and will realize 4 large sum-
II Is now selling at Sls5 a ton
TuE Ne.hodis;s of Harrington are pre-
pairing to erect a new church. A lot has
been donated by tie town company.
A rosToFrzcE has been established at
South Omaha
Daily Kennebec journal., 1884-04-09
Personal AdOrnment.

Some subjects are made palmer by con
trast as when two objects are placed
side bv side. their points of difference or
those of resemblance are more readily
discerned. Untidiness is the reverse of
all that belongs to good order, good sense,
or good looks. and is the direct result of
negligence, or lack of care in some direc
ton But since am writing for the ben.
eft of farmers wives, allow me to say
hero that do not by anv means wish to
criticise the occasional disorder and un-
sightiness that NAV sometimes occur in
the best of houses. And, especially where
for the lack of competent "help" the wife
mother Is of necessity her own "maid OF
all work" On the contrary. the mind
which can, under such circumstances. and
does by any means bring order out of con-
fusion, and gives well-cooked food in its
season. has cleanly apparel, with the
numberless comforts of good home. that
mind. aided by willing hands. is the main
spring of home comforts and the magic
power that keeps its wheels in harmonious
revolution.
One writer has already told us that mo
man ever started poor IN life, and in time
built a tasty house for his family, and sur
rounded it with trees and shrubs. lawn
and flower-garden. who had slovenly
wife" We see then the necessity of look
ing well at home. 1t exists in the very
nature of things. The family and the
home are the basis of all social organiza-
ton; in fact they lie at the very founda
ton of society itself. and it follows surely
that the person who is neat, careful and
consistent with regard to personal appear
ance will be measurabv so in other things.
There are many things essential which
all may possess; if not by nature or by
circumstances. still attainable by careful
personal cultivation. Let American farm
er's wives who would look well at home,
while giving necessary attention to careful
toilet and neat apparel. remember to cul-
tivate the charms that never fade; the
graces that make even the plainest face
attractive; those virtues that bless and
gladden. even the humblest walks of lite
Let these find expression in gentle man.
ners. pleasant words. deeds of kindness
and benevolence; or. as an ancient writer
SO beautifully says. Neither gold MOI
emeralds. nor pearls, give grace and or
nament to a woman; but those things
which clearly express and set off their
gravity, regularity and modesty. Cor
Rttral NeW Yorker.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1884-04-09

KENNEBEC ss-supreme Court. March Term,
1854.
PETER DUSToS VS.. WARREN PLUMMER and trustee
A ND suggestion to the Court that War
~ ren Plummer, the defendant, at the time of the
service of the writ not inhabitant of this
State, and had tenant, agent, or attorney within
the same that his goods estate have been attached
in this action, and that he has had notice Of said
suit and attachment, it is Ordered, That notice Of
the pendency Of this suit be given to the said defen
dant by publishing attested copy Of this order to-
gether with abstract of the plaintiffs writ, three
weeks successively in the Kennebec journal, news
paper printed at Augusta, in the County Of Kenne
bee, the last publication to be not less than thirty
days before the next term of this court to be holden
at Augusta, within and for the County of Kennebec
on the third Tuesday of October, 1884, that said
defendant may then and there appear and answer to
said suit, If he shall
Attest A. G. OTIS, Clerk.
abstract Of Pf's WRIT
Assumpsit account annexed for s1026.sl.
Daniel Gdden of PittsfoD. In said county, ad-
ministrafor of the goods and estate of Sarah Glpat
rick, late of said Pttston deceased, is summoned
trustee of the defendant.
Addamnum $2000
Date of writ, November I2, 1883, returnabie to
said March Term.
BAKER. BAKER & CORNISH, Attys for plf.
true copy of the order Of Court, with abstract of
thewrit. Attest "A. e. OTIS, Clerk
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