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The weekly Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1872-1887, 1885-09-06

RIHE WEEKLY INDEPENDENT.

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Harper $500. Ceofrapnies.

4Ar pn1'ia has d.stovt.cl something
rev. \" - "ald IL g.rrt "i~'s.ci4,s
we yo - - al ..""' t. c.:.'la tie h"aul
60! Ia "'''o'"F!. cog .?''"Ir.t , Hm
!'e'' ''rir >irs'rH' Enlo'w'.ss ii siruo-
''SA'd Il 10 '"t ""'I'i ""e Iir"' +""t'.i
"'>' ,A''n"~ nj "" tho ".'s"''r'; hu' II
""" 'H'H' ga. ':.'i tie Stale B''r1 d.
E'Hc't"A Wa /" posse So" Of the d.
c''eFy Wee"S nri'r" It" pA"Lct"n. "'d
IL 1.-THE. OF IL for going di-casorrr,i j..
Likely t" harvest an COY. That iEc:-
The weekly Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1872-1887, 1885-09-06
GENERAL NEWS.

S"IhE 'N"'aAi t'otnourn. laIc hlptf-
interhsut Of tLe Pacific Mall Steamship
Company Mt 4, ginwall. died on Satur.
day at Little SILVER, \. J. He ent.red
the 5 r,icr Of the California Steamship
Company in 1878. uul Mas one ui tbs
most successful So capt ,ins out of NY
port. having Gou!nand Il ~ n,y steam,
erS on that route and never lost II lie or
slip.
In digging ioI the foundations OF a
new building ou Worth street. New
l"!k. bear the Five puiuis. ~wurkGIeu
have pn'arihrd II quantity Of hul4an
b"mes. supposed to le!Gng 10 several
differ. ut skeletons. When tho Worth
Street cNi i,i"u Was made tlruush the
+! Five lcint in 1859, the remains oC "A
Large number Of human bodies wvrv
found.
The New York san says since rreas,
urcr Jurltu's order that all Que and two
dollar bills in the SubTIctsury shoull
be sent to Washington in q further c.-
fJri To circulate s~il'er, bank pr.-id"nts
SAY they have Lcyn ,o.viy crum,ed Tor
small li.l.. aud tn few they have. had
been taken in over Tie counter. When
their cu-tumrr' lcgtn 10 rc lie to t.Ru
silver, HEY were fr.c i TO rvaor. to thci!
supply U! i've Go!.As bills.
A Clicurp sDrritI NJ Sent ,-.s.
The weekly Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1872-1887, 1885-09-06

TIC Car on Aplun4 lrs cen sued hy
Cplurcl Andrews u tho Snu francesca
Diamond i~ulrcr, Who dcmmd' idg-
mcrt 10, 50, 900. should the Cot. win
the cusc it will take - wnDIr mumtI's
income Of The Appeal To satisfy tho
jidgncu, besides costa - spit.
The weekly Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1872-1887, 1885-09-06

The bank ctshior Of tho ps,iol. say,
the Virginia Chronicle, haiis from Den.
unrE, Laudsmtm's hank Of Cupcuha.
grg. The telegram snyss "lie eml,cH.
lied 100. 900 kroner Ilc hasn't killed
]llausclf yet, but nevertheless there APP
p21g. 10 bg good oau'q for q kron,r'a
The weekly Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1872-1887, 1885-09-06
ESTRaY.

Stayed nom my place ahout March
~. 1915, our drk by, 80 brown horse.
branded u on | It III uidnr. unup , on
lei, hip. aud MS" vented los Il below 2.
Ihu animal hay u heavy scar ar rope
hnrn "u ! Il hHui Iog L,Inw tho grmhrcl.
nu had II heavy leather matter on at
tlmn of lcaviug
Any rS.."n WHO will rcturn the horse
To- mo. "E give mo uuiInu whore be may
JIG iouul, viii hg suitably aud nnpiy rc.
.'lri"l. Iiifi McCNtv.
iltilrck. ECy., Aug 81. 1855. "
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MAooiH Il. IlAMfLIoN, Trochcr.

Mss Marion L stone, tech Of the
: "unLlc Srhoo', accompanied 10y M,ss
11It!c Dnkin, cune IN rom the Valley
tbs mor'ins and st | return Ia. morrow.
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$4,000 acres.
iT5.gUU ucrl5,

NJ. 10, Stnr Range. near Osrnnn.
Rye PgIe!!, Mil CITY, anil HImh.,tdl
lio ~. Water: Humboldt li,gyr, =
Ple"kS AID numerous Spins -. ntfrrd.ug
water 10: %irTiCating on MA eNlrusN,
sc.Ie.
Th~Dships Moth, nlnucs En-,
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Randall, who was confined in tho
Fur kt iril on u ch,rgc 81 horse steal.
ing. broke jul "u Nondny uiIht, and up
to yesterday, MI efforts for lis %rcchptmc
had prJycd fruitIass.
The weekly Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1872-1887, 1885-09-06

Oau WHO Knows hos i, j.. himself!
says ilcrc is int uuc THU that mr|,s
him doubt tho Truth Of ,nv SrIiJ turY
'nl tina; Is hat urug.y Ill tnc Aio,t,rs
NcIc i.h,Iurn.
The weekly Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1872-1887, 1885-09-06
What the Editors Say.
The following is from a lengthy article in the Sac
rancn,o Dahl Re.ori- UAcH:

"a STRIKING example OF the results Ct
ooI.c; systems in h'S.neSs i oind IN What
L. Known "a the country o.Lcs uus.n=SS Of
SacrAm-nto 4; would be exceedingly an
tcTssi.ng 20 20 INTO 40 Ulll o-aic description
o. the met oS by WhcE NcIrSio * =
LuAin earn OF I ColEiEy o.!gE trad WIKI
EunLTsd> o cuSio uygS US.i, but vUIlI
!aNe mos space tLsa can IL s.vCn. IL n
SU.vSS oas ol the most iGiT.>sIs, aEu YET
one o, the wosi hasnOn.tU. Sysi:n'S Of
business known. Ills syst ~ iESUTsS t@=
fling o! an oricT FAR qu.cNc. i.an IS ro';
siJl: 10y any o:hcT myihol. II - hhe =
dsl.cltc bur intricate p.cce o! mach nsTy,
so adjusted that there - the least possible
f.,iol- When one wheel uo.ls. ih3
vol: mechanism i op=rltcd. The T>sult
J. - exact as Is the case IN 4 fac walsh,
WHICH. Wh.le il may Contain 1 hundred DIFF
t.r-rt arts, ihs T,l@,.on o. each 10 the
other : such that, with the slightest move
mcrt Of the mechanism, the RESULT Is
T'aGSSd Instantly upon the dial. In n:
whole Sol. are crHvlOycd from $50 10 100
people, C WHOM n: IouHtIy OUl'T De-
panmcnt requires EoEn s. 10 30. Through
1t Their: : scarcely airy demand wAI-h the
distant buyer C1n axe that tbs house
eanr o: h.l The hoCs-, iEolsh carrvlrg
the LIT-,~t varcd ,tocE Of ya-.cd Eoo.s
upon tn fAch: S.oDs, u iela-ui,y cal!yd
4 oI - A. oder, ;Ur go 5 tat :; 10
10: Ca!.y n stock: lvi i; i,,s thea all,
nevertheless. 5Al 10 90 50 has cs;-b'.,hrI
ThIO1s ~.ih leading establishments n -
Lines Of t.sl-."
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The Rev. Geo. 4, Tunyrr, Of Bonr.
on, Ind. snys "Iloih mysclf md wife
owv our live. Ia SldlQh's Consumption
Cnra. Fog ~!e by T +. Muller.
The weekly Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1872-1887, 1885-09-06
35O,gUO ncrr..

No Ia. Battle Mountain Rrnge,
nrir Battle MTnDtain mud Arg mt,.
watc: numpoldt River. Rock creek,
nrI nnuGlOGs S,,rluKs.
The weekly Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1872-1887, 1885-09-06
100000 acres.
Y, pnrhh.sc Ynllry Knnn
lGO,COU nores


No. Il. Regse River Range, near Col.
c,nuh and Battle Muuitnir, within the
nrtcsitn we'll belt. Water: Humboldt
aui Reese Rivers. Rock auI front
Greeks, md numerous springs.
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eAnlG lanOS.
LAYp DEPARTMENT
CEyTslI PAciFfc RAILRoAp.
Jriv 81, 1885.

Hereafter land belonging to tie &. II.
4. X. Co. in SSysda will be 80. toi,ly 10
grazing ranges, rhr giant ha~ h,ra d:-
yided into rapses as 1T lusia b.;Ow.
Ranges will be sold or LEASED Ia s.u-k-
men on easy terns, l.isn;:q4 q! s',yEs
men in Texas aud wJOiniRE j. Trsirst-
fully called tn a. -sr raDg.-. aud the lib
sral terms upon WEIGH iAey MAJ u Sc
currd-
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". =, IhulsauA Spring Valley
i nG". hstr lccuWr WI,y; Prs,ng.
Crr'a, InuusnuI CrytE aid y InUas ud
44ul,.
The weekly Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1872-1887, 1885-09-06

AFTERNOON, FROM TO s p. NJ.
ENLNlNGS ILOM : 10 10 p. NJ
Indies, admission free. use 81 .latcs
- crnts. Gentleman. admission -
cents, a1th privilege Of skating duriu.
ia afternoon %. evening.
The Hall vii be l. p, perfectly clean
nul free from chulE, and the hr,, of or,
der shall prevail at all times IL this
place %! uu.gscmrut.
II. >. Wax DnrILIES,
o'-lu. Prof. T. tor.
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10000 ucr,s

EGO,vOu Ucr,s.
Apply to, ct address.
WILLIAM II. MILLS.
Land Agent &. T.. II. L. c.. Gu. Fuur,h
aud Townsend Streets. San ErHuri,gu.
The weekly Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1872-1887, 1885-09-06

Strawberries Il Fresh Vegetables re-
ciycd daily at the GTN,
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No. Is. Shoshope Rag. near Be-
pave. Water: hunIboldt River. EGGl4-
Creek and numerous spr.ngs.
$4,000 cies..

Su.l7. Palifaic Rang pcly pa':sadr.
Water: HuuLO.it l.i<cr, Pine C.c,E aud
g.y.-. syrtur.
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No &c. Independence Valley Range,
near wells. WLrl: bishop Creek, tr.n-
"I''i"5 and nnn, rJus sp.iug-, also
VOW NGt,r Lake.
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ROLL. or HONOR

or Souih Fork ,chooi for tho month
commenting Jnly 2Ith, ending August
glth.
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p~escrip.isn Of Lauas.

No l, Wnstps lake Iiinge, neIr
Reno. Water: Washes L,Er. S,sanl.
boat Springs. Lake rakoe al T.ggkee
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Average nUmb,T belonging ..... II
Ayrr'7c d"i.y ATTENDANCE ........ ~.
T'cryrI,i..gg st n;'"Iu.Gucc ...... e.
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No. Is, Maggie ErcE. Range aea
Cauin. Mates: iIua5oldt River. Mig
pie & eek ami scve.a! springs.
Iron County register. [volume] (Ironton, Iron County, Mo.) 1867-1965, 1885-11-05
From MiddlebrOOk.

Editor Reoister.-F. Rodach who was Sc
riously injured by his horse running away
last week between Ironton and Pilot hhoo
is slowly improving under the care OF Dr
Goulding. We hope to see Mr.. Rodacn out
again soon.
e. M. Smith, Vice Pres't Syenite Granite
Co., went to Poplar Bluff Sunday for deer
hunt.
Prof. F.. G.. Waterman took in your town
Saturday and Sunday.
Prof. ]. NJ. Shannon our former schsoi
teacher, now of Farmingtoc, was In Town
Sunday among his old friends. "Come
again."
The Misses E. Frank and E. Walker, two
charming young ladies from Poplar Bun
are on a visit tn MIS-. n. A. Cottreil. TneS
viii visit the Quarries and the Knob while
here.
Our Prof T. G. Foley is having good sue
cess with the school here. Mr.. Foley Is
thorough teacher and general gentleman.
We are sorry to learn that D. W. johnson
contemplates leaving here for Bonnie Terre
May success attend him.
Chas. Leggett and wife, of Bismarck
made short visit to our town Sunday.
Your Iron Mountain correspondent gave
our tailor, Bill Trauernieht, quite "dig'
last week. ALI the same we notice he like:
to get his best suits made by the "irresisti
BILE and irrepressible" Bill.
Hoping that this short item will prov
worthy of your notice, will close. Nor
anon. s'HUZY."
Iron County register. [volume] (Ironton, Iron County, Mo.) 1867-1965, 1885-11-05
Sher,ff7s Sale IN Partition

Sold by all Druggists.
Iron County register. [volume] (Ironton, Iron County, Mo.) 1867-1965, 1885-11-05
Personal.

Mr.. John Butts and wife spent Sunday In
Ironton.
Mr.. and Mrs John Newman left Monday
for Yellyille, Ark, by land, to be gone TWO
Iifonths.
Mr.. Devilin was in Ironton Sunday from
st. Louis.
Mrs. II. r.. Charlton, De Soto, was in Iron
ton Sunday.
Mr.. VIM. Roeing, st. Louis, was in Iron.
ton Saturday.
f. Meier. ST. Louis, was in town Sunday.
Mr.. J. Markham returned last week from
tour through the southern counties.
Mr.. j. Coleman, Sabula, was in town Mon
day.
Mrs. j. Mcdonald, Des Arc, was in Iron
ton Tuesday.
Mr.. Ryan went to Benne Terre last week.
Mr.. w. r.. Read, Belleview, was in Iron
ton on business Monday.
Mr.. Anton Roehry went to st. Louis to ac'
company his wife and boy home last week.
Mrs. Jennie Williams and sister, Hogan
were In Ironton Saturday.
James Reyburn spent several days IL
Belleview last week.
Mr.. VIM. II. Catern and family, Mil
Spring, will spend the winter in Ironton.
Mrs. b. Zwart returned last Friday from
an extended visit TO iowa and Kansas City.
Mrs. speck spent two pleasant weeks In ST
Louis county, and Is much improved II
health.
Iron County register. [volume] (Ironton, Iron County, Mo.) 1867-1965, 1885-11-05
IItFLC", 'IU', IVY. Dc
Due and Timely Notice.

To Whom it May Concern:
Whereas, certain parties are in the habit
of entering upon and cutting timber from
off our lands. Take notice that hereafter
any one found so doing will be prosecuted to
the extent of the law, without regard to ma
tionalty or color.
And the same applies to parties accustom-
ed to shooting on our premises, especially
on Sundays.
/. NJ. JOHNSON, MIKE SEITZ,
T. l.. STEWART, +. RoDACH,
y. &. VAIL, j GRANDHOMME.
F. kATHS,
Iron County register. [volume] (Ironton, Iron County, Mo.) 1867-1965, 1885-11-05
F. kATHS,
Notice to Debtors.

Jacob Halter, at Pilot Knob, is closing out
his business, and takes this method of in
orming all with whom he has accounts to
come forward at once and settle. IfnOt set
tied within 60 days, all accounts against
debtors will he placed in the hands of an Of
ficer for collection. Mr.. Halter is going to
remove to other parts. and his business
must be Strengthened on tat once.
For lame back, side or chest, use ShilOl's
Porous Plaster. Price - cents.
Iron County register. [volume] (Ironton, Iron County, Mo.) 1867-1965, 1885-11-05
GRAND DEMOCRATIC VICTORY.

At the Elections Tuesday,
New York went Democratic
by 10000 majority, and Old
Virginia swamped Malone to
all eternity. Therefore crow
eth our Rooster.
Iron County register. [volume] (Ironton, Iron County, Mo.) 1867-1965, 1885-11-05

Buy the wire Clothes Pins Of J. n Bishop
Something new.
Iron County register. [volume] (Ironton, Iron County, Mo.) 1867-1965, 1885-11-05

rive. Room Cottage to rent. Fine Mich
Cow for sale. Apply to A. c. LINDSAY
Iron County register. [volume] (Ironton, Iron County, Mo.) 1867-1965, 1885-11-05
Notice.

All persons knowing themselves indebted
to us, will please call in and settle their ac-
counts, without any further notice from US,
by November 30th, 1885.
j. T. Cox & Sons.
Southern standard. (McMinnville, Tenn.) 1879-current, 1885-10-24
RID MEANWHILE, TENNESSEE OCT "a 1885,
Il. j. Christian, ESQ. officiating.

HI. j. Christian, Esq, officiating.
Prof. L. p. Evans school closed
last Friday evening without special
examination. He will begin school
the first of next year, and we hope
the entire community will interest
themselves so as to make the school
a success. Such teachers are a rarity
nowadays.
Watson Cantrell has black mare
mule that he calls "Nigger," that has
made 359 trips to Nashville. The
mule is now IS years old and is able
to do good service.
G.. NJ. Sullivan's wife greeted him
with a fine boy yesterday.
Joe Rutland, travelling salesman
for the popular and well known house
of Kirkpatrick & Co., Nashville, was
here today. We are always glad tc
see him.
Our Mormon brethren have bic
us adieu, for a short while, at least
b. F. Womack and j. B. Spark
man start to Cannon county this morn
ing to buy aged mules for the South
ern trade. p.
Southern standard. (McMinnville, Tenn.) 1879-current, 1885-10-24

The NeighbOrhOOd News from Our
Regular Correspondent.

a.A ~ ~
To the Standard.
The weather is so fine that the
farmers will get in a good weeks
work.
The merchants have been torment
ed with drummers a great deal this
week. Among the number was Mr..
A. j. Brewer, 0. Il. Mclean, S. b.
Deakens, Jeff Baker and Clifford Dud-
ley.
DR.. e. H. Jones and Miss Matte
Floyd have returned from Rutherford
county. How bright some of the
young mems hearts are since Miss
Matte returned.
Mr.. w. w. Earthman and wife
from Murfreesb0ro spent several days
last week in our town attending the
bedside of his brother, Mr.. Isaac
Earthman.
Mr.. Romulus Gwyn, who has been
in Texas for sometime, returned
home last Thursday.
DR.. J. d. Wooton and wife from
Manchester were in our town We'd
nesday.
Jesse Bonner & Go. are going ahead
with their tan yard.
Messrs. r. NJ. Reams and DR.. A.
B. Ramsey, of McMinnville, made a
business trip here Wednesday.
,Messrs. E. II. Williams and w. l..
Nelson started South with a lot OF
stock last Monday.
The Viola Mill Company sold $780,
600 feet of lumber to the Nashville
Lumber Company this week. We
are glad to see lumber and stock go
ing out Of the country, for it will
bring money in.
jim Ramsey is not so melancholy
this week.
Mrs. d. H. Wooton wishes me to
state that she went to McMinnville
last week.
Messrs. Isaac Earthman, L. H.
Etter and w. E. Garner, whom We
mentioned as being on the sick list
last week are improving.
Mr.. J. d. Walling and wife ant
Mrs. w. L. Garner and Miss Alice
Brewer went to McMinnville Thurs
day.
Mrs. Jennie Laurent and daughte
have just received nice lot of MILL
merry goods from Chicago and Cincin
natl, which are very fine and extr'
cheap. They ask their friends to cal
and price before buying elsewhere.
Southern standard. (McMinnville, Tenn.) 1879-current, 1885-10-24
First Round of Quarterly Meetings

First Round of Quarterly Meetings
For McMinnville District, Tennessee
Conference, M. E. Church, South {:
Sparta station, Oct. "a, Is; Tullahoma
and Manchester, at Tullahoma, Oct.
81, Nov. 1; Hillsboro circuit, at Car
mel, Nov. 3, 4; McMinnville station,
Now s; Beech Grove circuit, at
Bell Spring, Nov. IA, Is; Coffee Mis-
sion, at Blanton Chapel, Nov. II, IS ;
Manchester circuit, Neal chapel, Nov.
q, %; McMinnville circuit, at Pine
Bluff, Nov, %, 90; Sparta circuit, at
Cove chapel, Nov. 80, Dec. l; Spencer
Mission, at Spencer, Dec. 5, 6; Hick-
DRY Valley, Dec. 8, 8; Smithville sta
ton, Dec, u, 10; Short Mountain cir
cult, at Students Home, Dec. IS, II ;
Hickory Creek circuit, at Fountain
Grove, Dec. II, 20; Tracy City and
MOnteagle, Dec. 26, q and 2S.
The District Stewards meet at the
NJ. E, Church, South, McMinnville,
Nov. 9th, at 10 a. m.
T. L. MOODY, P. f.
Southern standard. (McMinnville, Tenn.) 1879-current, 1885-10-24
Tarlton.
To the Standard

To the Standard
Rev. w. M. Williams, Rev. Mr..
King, of Sequatchee, Rev. j. Barnes,
of Warren, Norris Brown of the same
county, Rev. Arthur Parker, that
good old soldier of Van Buren,, Johna-
than Martin all united and held the
prOtracted meeting at Philadelphia
six days, resulting in two professions
and three left mourning over their
past sins. May they continue seek
ing the Lord until they find rest to
their souls.
Rev. Martin and r. p. Dykes held
two days meeting on the mountain
at Pond Springs, last Saturday and
Sunday, resulting in four professions
and several mourners.
Jesse COppinger, while standing
upon log chopping, made an awk-
ward lick with his axe, and cut his
foot nearly halfoff, one day last week.
A very severe cut.
Mr.. f. McCOllum has been circula-
ting among his old friends up here,
collecting Shades accounts and Doc
tor bills. l hope he will not go back
home without giving me a call.
Hogs are dying up rapidly in this
neighborhood.
1t does seem to me that some OF
the young men of my neighborhood
have entirely gone beyond them
selves. But just as long as there is
life in their bodies, l have a hope
that they will avoid assembling them.
selves and firing so many loud guns
on the Lords day. Boys, did you
ever listen to the echo running from
mountain to mountain on that day
Don't it seem louder? The next time
you fire on that day lay your gur
down, listen what a noise you viii
hear, and imagine what everybody
will say who hears it. Don't yor
think they will say, "Another Sab
bath breaker !"
Southern standard. (McMinnville, Tenn.) 1879-current, 1885-10-24

A pRI7E Send SIX cents for postage, and
n hlIL receive free, costly box of goods
which will help you to more money right
away than anything else in this world. All,
of either sex, succeed from first hour. The
broad road to fortune opens before the
workers. absolutely sure. At once address
TRUk Il CO.. Augusta. Maine.
Southern standard. (McMinnville, Tenn.) 1879-current, 1885-10-24
Report of the Temperature at Nc
Minnville for the Week Ending
October %, 1885.

Subscribe tor the STANDARD. s1.OG.
Southern standard. (McMinnville, Tenn.) 1879-current, 1885-10-24
From Dibren.

To the Standard.
James Snodgrass, of McMinnville,
passed down this evening, enroute to
Catlin's Mills.
Robt. Keaton sold a farm near Bald
Knob to S. II. Hubby, Of Indiana.
There are other good farms that can
be bought very cheap in this commu-
nifty.
The matrimonial excitement is get
ting up among some of our young
folks. Frank Stroud took to himself
better half last Sunday morning,
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immigration.

ClSrksvile Chronicle.
In the course of little experience
we have had lately, we have heard
some ideas expressed on the subject of
immigration, that appear to us very
crude. 1t surprises us to find men of
intelligence and marked good sense.
who seem to consider this country in
such finished condition that it can
derive TO benefit from an influx of
population. These men are as compla-
cent in their satisfaction of the super
iority of "our people" as We japanese
of the last century in regard to his own
sea>girt land, and hold all outsiders in
as supreme contempt, as did an old
time Know>Nothing.
Now according to our way of think.
ing, these ideas are Bourbon, fosilifer>
Gus and injurious. They have too
long prevailed in the South for the
South's good, and we need to get rid of
thom. The great West has burgeoned
and blOssomed and hourished like the
green bay tree, principally on account
of immigration. It's cities have grown
up like Aladin's magical palace, its
lands have reached a great value, its
resources have been developed, and its
citizens roll in wealth and luxury,
greater than that enjoyed by princes
and mobiles. rr
1t was immigration that made that
great modern phenomena, Chicago
possible. Chicago is nearly fifty years
younger than GAINESVILLE, butt is larger
than all of the principal cities of the
South combined, leaving out New Or
leans and Louisville. Twenty-Five
years ago, Minnesota was a frontier
State struggling with the Indians. To-
day St. Paul and Minneapolis, are
splendid cities, ahead of any we have
in the South.
Ohio and Tennessee are about the
same age. Ohio has grown rich anC
Tennessee has languished in poverty
because the former State invited i'm
migration, while the idea down her,
was that few fine gentleman and 81
lot of niggers and poor white folks
:, constituted the true Utopia.
A marked desire is now manifested
on the part of the Northern people t
move South; our mild climate ant
fertile lands attracting them. 1t O
course behoOves the South to encourag
, the movement and the immigrants ar
going to those sections that do most en-
) courage it.
immigration is blessing, but Xix
! ! all the good things we get in thi
world, it won't come of its own accord
1t is not going to fall like mama fror
9 the clouds, nor will the spirit tina
: invokes it, descend in the shape of
S dove and sit Serenely in the midst of
1 supine people. We must work for
4 talk for it, and as The boys say, schenI
for it. ....
No opportunity should be neglecte
! to advertise the country and bring in
Y good class ofimmigrauts. Every Nortl
Il ern farmer settled in our midst will ad
; to the wealth of the community an
number of them will revolutions
our careless and old foggy system
farming. ..lt
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Athens Post: The Treasury De
partment has information that coun-
terfeit IS note on the Fourth Nation
al Bank of Nashville has been put in
circulation. The counterfeit is spo-
ken of as a very good one.