The Brookhaven leader. [volume] (Brookhaven, Miss.) 1883-1891, 1885-09-24

TIE RESIDENCE OF DEACON RICHARD SMITH
lection OF magnificent mansions, and swou
drives, over which no horse is allowed to be
driven iaster than n mournful trot. II
s:eel whisks his tail in en- ungentlenanly
manner he is ''yank ID before the mayor
and fined Law and order must be pre-
served in Clifton. No drinking dens are
allowed to live In that vlrtuous and high
toned village. There is one poor littlo bcerSa-
loon down in a corner under tbs hill as you
apyroa ch the precincts Of the common school
population but it looks wea XIV and DOES net
appear to be patronized in daylight, but ye1
its an inexp icable mystery to me but
some of the bloOmingsSt nosey | know ot
adorn exactly the counten2ncej Of ono or
two Of those G ifton nabobS. Can 1t bef-
bat, no, it can't. / givo it up.
One popularity of this city is that it IS not
fit to live in. 1t boats some Of the lovo'icst
homes in the countrr, out they are out upOl
the hilltols. Net III, Hudson Palisades
themselves surpasS in scture GueneSs these
fertile green hills alon.. The Ono They are
not So high and steep the b.uY' alon, tho
hudson, but then Lei er are tuey SO bleak
an deSclat '-lookilg. Upon these hills the
people OF Cincinna settle a. fast as they
get r.ch The valley town, where tie store,
and factories are, Is gi"1iei WITH hills. no
the city like a pail, AMI remains there for
ever aud ese~. No tr SIX wind can drive it
away. even for a LITTLE while. Che crcliny
ills prevent that. Tue inhaItants hava
learned TO flip flakes f soot CE heir noses
by an upward MCvemrnC Of In. lreath Us
/ dcx.erulsv as q ma ricIan can spin & plate
uJol his chm. a trUo C.ncInr;tlen ueSor
lOEChaS his face with lis han Is uninSS in =
Lave Just IN wa hei. A lady cqnuut Icau
! grac ,iully upon a windows Il anj look pei
siVeiy into the beyond Her lilvwlite L6nl
and Siken slo'vr will lie coat,-l with snudgh.
You must clean your windows every day il
you expect u seq throu ! ,h2m readily. \
rev su4t Of clothes W. keep fresh. 100. IL &
an resIec aUl3 about q monCh.
Ihe ndcu tormeuLed People sc3 no way
! cut of dis smoke, either. l. becoale-
I den er with the roru,auon, AMI the III
/ cr aSe OF mills and 10, tor cS. Since the
river trade las gone down her manufacture.
! ing interests ar CInclllatIS sVrOhg GCii
! Thes, arc enlargiES III numbers ani IN.
pCr auce. Cincinnati make more collins
and moro ol;ceriAo than any Otncr pi, C. in
C!rlsteuCum, tor one thllE. ller br'r i
por.d d -ian!ou& / re member the 9th II iay a
fricnI ppinieJ cut 10 me N NV York clty
waat ne supposed "a'a g.souic brewer,,
very laundering great brewery, III short.
do you call that larger ! coulIn't hep
asking. That's no brewery at ri ; its tue
mercst parrot cage. You should seq solne
of thoS, ii C.nCinrati.'
But as her brewerieS AMI hcr coffin fac
tories and her carriage shops increase ,ue
poor city grows Ilac~ec aud biac4e:, aid
| Cincinnati under-th e-hill more AMI more
! undesirable as place cf resi- ienco. Wha1
the end OF it viii be none ca% tell. Ire
citizens have certainly trIe1 every smok
colsuTi;ig device ob,ainabie, wltnou. avail.
Her prosperity becomes ner tonne IL. Jh-
! ituminous coal 50 valuable for manu!ac-
! turing is richer in OILS tIal the London soft
coal, whose smoke and SCOT have D,en sue
cessiulIy conquered. What has cleared up
London, therefore, will not cl,ar up Gin
! c.nnati- Let US hope somsthjng viii lie
| found to cope with the SCOT in time. 1t is
the Queen City's CnlV SERIOUS draw back.
There is ano,her curious fact noted Lera OF
/ late years Clncianau is ucgiuninG to nave
veritable London foSs, days " hen gas N asst
be LgAtel, whel clrrla ge5 run into on
another. and you can't ses clearly acC ;,
tn street. 1t S parGap5 a combination #
ordinary fog with the cCat sInJno i.nlJr
Ie, uiilr atmospheric conllt.ols Flu. car
tain i: Is tho ike has not been Kno wn until
recent years to the eldest inhabitaui