Plateau gazette and east Tennessee news. (Rugby, Tenn.) 1883-1884, 1884-03-06

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4 Tax ASSESSOR was in town last week.
upon his iliquisitoral work of valueing
personal property andreal estote.7- 4
Y MIR. Letorey is-building-a fine $4,000
barn upon his splendid farm near Wart-
burg y Major Wright, Vnf Pail Mall,
Fentress CO., passed through the town
last week With a fine drove Of mules.-
:. Mr. Walton has been to Wartburg this
> week --Mr. Pcareth is in New Or
leans. .Messrs. Marcus and Ingram
Travers will join their family in Florida,
shprtly.-Quiteta Frieuds' Meeting,
and "silent" one, too, for neatly
three quarters, of an hour, was held il
X Christ Church, Sunday morning.
e 1t is expected the Cincinnati Tennis
u Club will visit the colony this summer
to play the Rugby Lawn Tennis Club
r and settle the championship Mr.
! j, W.. Giles is returning to. Kissimee
City, Florida We are indebted to
&c Hon. Howell +. Jackson, u. s. s., for
~ Agricultural Reports for 1881 80. -A--@
Mr.. Landon Rich is fitting up the
q Wipkley house, opposite Mr.. c. Clark's,
= for his store Mr.. Nnckols, Of Chat!
tanooga, was among the local merchants,
Monday. MIR Ross has been to Chat
! ,apooga. Bishop Quintard will hold
y aOonfrmation Service at Christ Church,
in the course Of q few months, 1t, is
anticipated quite number of children
y will receive the rite.--The Adams
ID Express Company will probably have an
ID Agent in Rugby soon.-- 1t is time the
~ ". Rugby Canning Company had its annual
Sd meeting. -A-This severe weather is put
!" ting outdoor operations back. The
re first of March last year Mr.. Blackjack
ID had his oats sown. This year the ground
j. is not yet piowed for them, Visitors
an d residents unacquanted with the
.ir icicles and ice walls along the Clear
of Fork, miss a grand Scene by staying at
h pome to nurse the stove - Owing to
al the bad weather, the Company's mill
= has been silent ii is, passing from
~ one to another that Bishop Quintard
10 will ere long conduct very interesting
e" Ordination Service in, Christ Church, II
as = Baron Salvador, who made quite a
nj long stay at the Tabard, last simmer,
Al; is spending the winter in Washington
u and N PHILADELPHIA MIR. Fletcher
~ wa nts to sell his garden lot on Central
ICE Avenue, upon which for two seasons he
y has raised very fine crops ofiyegetables.
=. 1T is expected some more young
We Englishmen will be over here shortly to
an an Study farming" and grape culture. 90
a. Mr.. Wilkins and family are expected
from London very shortly. Mr.. w. is
I'd closely identified with the proposed
is University School --Messrs Davie
raj and Berry are about topublish 'Guide
rs, Ito. Rugby" with engravings and the
.i..s-..~-A4s-
will EMIT it.--Mr. Mallory has notified
re the Billiard Club that he will require
III the house in April MIR. Trlbby,
0. who, with his wife, will be shortly re-
, turning to Sharon, Pa, tells us lie
hopes eventually to make Rugby his
1 home, Mir Compton is interested in
'w finding settlers for the lands adjoining
It, his farm, and is engaged in considerable
lD correspondence. "A neat fence around
&c THE Hughes Library would add greatly
ne to the neatness and appearance Of the
~ building. -+---Farmers around Rugby
's' might well devote more attention IT,
l'h cattle and sheep MIR. Peck tells us
he, or Mr.. Voiles, has to travel many
miles in search of animals. Persons
ro- DESTROYS of becoming members of the
ar Rugby Social Club should give in THEN
an names to any member for proposal
18th Terms 20 cents a quarter. 1t is tc
at be hoped as much paint as possible vii
eW be used this Spring, and as many flowers
tn, cultivated as our garden borders vii
the hold, so that in the summer our houses
ese may express the refinement of the oc
errn cupiers. We had a copy of "Georgt
"a Francis Trains Paper sent us The
lies other day, the most amusing paper o
n this or any other age, and fully JUST
flying G. F. Us assertion that it is thu
the ''most original Journal on Planet" -
oh. Mr. Pardon has presented the ,Librar,
=, with the U. S. Government Agriculture
~, . Reports for 1889, l88l-2-3. -
loi- Quite a number Of residents of Sken
OF have been to Wartburg this week OF
It's petty law matters. Mr.. Woods. ha
vel lost nine or ten sheep from eating som
,ur. poisonous laurel and twenty lamb
lcal from exposure to the late cold. Mir
ITS Banks, of Pennsylvania, is staying a
du the Iabard 'fa 1' Q
T g. : From the SuabrsgH Dispatch: A nun
y e Der of STRANGERS in town lately look;n