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The Rugby gazette and east Tennessee news. (Rugby, Morgan Co., Tenn.) 1884-188?, 1886-09-25

At the head Of the list of egg
producing fowls stand the different
varieties Of Leghorns, and of these,
owing no doubt to their faultless
white plumage and attractive APP
pearance, the whites appear to take
the lead and are considered by
many as being superior to all others.
We doubt if any variety of thorough
bred fowls has earned for them
;elver greater or more lasting popu-
The Rugby gazette and east Tennessee news. (Rugby, Morgan Co., Tenn.) 1884-188?, 1886-09-25
DEER LODG r.

MORGAN CO., TENN.
A New TowN-Jusr STARr,Ne
SIEVE" miles west of Sunlight, OH the lin
Of the new K & N Railroad.
NO HEALTHIER PLACE IN AMERICA.
Excellent productive soil-Fne large Tim :
oer-PureSt OF water-Good building stones
Town Lots and small Farms for sale on
ACTUAL SETTLERS at verv low prices and easy
terms.
Lots donated to Manufacturers, Me chanics
and Business me Il, who commce CREATIONS
the first year.
Cali ON or address,
A. L. Ross.
Lavender P. 0.
April 9th, 1886.
The Rugby gazette and east Tennessee news. (Rugby, Morgan Co., Tenn.) 1884-188?, 1886-09-25
On Sunday evening last the Union

On Sunday evening last the Uniol
Service at Christ Church was variet
by an address from Mr.. Thomas
Hughes. After the usual deyotiona
exercises Mr. Hughes said:
II am here tonight al the request
of your minister. | would sooner be
listener, but, like every one else
here, leel owe him a debt. He has
represented the spiritual life of
Rugby for some saxyears, practical
ly without payment, and with great
falthfulness. And | am always ready
as ! am sure you will always be, to
acceed to his wishes.
"Now the founders of the settle
ment Showed how important they
considered this spiritual life in the
buildings they provided, viz. the
Church, the Hotel and the Stora.
The first for the spiritual, and the
second and third for the temporal
requirements Of the community.
I'm these days, in America as
well as in Europe there is a tenden-
cy to treat the temporal side Of life
as the all important enc. 'Let us
take care of that people are apt to
say, and the spiritual will Take care
of itself Nay in some cases they go
further and say we don't want it,
we can do very we'll without it, the
less we have Of it the better Well
my friends, is this reasonable? |
think not. Why? Because you can't
help living in both. You may not
want to, but you must. Whether you
want to or not you cannot help liv-
ing both lives. You say that you can
not care about invisible things; that
you have all you can do to care for
visible things, for the horses, the
COWS, the houses, the dollars; how
to get food, clothing and lodging.
do not say no to this. 1t IS part of
Of your duty to provide for these
things, and you would not be manly
men or womanly women if you did
not put your best endeavors into
this duty. St. Paul made shoes aud
tents lit is uncertain which) for a
living, and as he himself says was
beholden to no man But what says
st. Paul? The things which are seen !
are temporal, the things which are
not seen are eternal
Perhaps you will say, We do not
know what that means. Just try an
experiment. Shut yonr eyes for a
moment. What are you in contact
with now? Not hthe visible things; |
not with the houses, the cows, the
horses and the dollars. But you are
still alive. You are still in contact
with some things. You are in contact
with the invisible things; with faith
hope, love and Joy on the one hand,
or with doubt, fear, hate, lust or
jealousy Oh the other hand. Those
visible thiugs, the houses, COWS, hor
;es, and dollars are also the tenn
'oral things They are not always |
nth US. For often they are here to- s
The Rugby gazette and east Tennessee news. (Rugby, Morgan Co., Tenn.) 1884-188?, 1886-09-25

larlty among American breeders
than the White Leghorn. They pos
sess all the good qualities usually
found in any breed, if we except the
avolrdupois of the Asiatics. They
are hardy, splendid foragers, hand
some IN appearance, spriyhtly in
movement, and as layers they are
perfect "egg-machines." AS table
fowl, although small, they are of
the best quality, being fine grained,
juicy and we'll favored. The chick
are hardy, feather up early, and
mature rapidly.
White Leshorns have been bred
by American breeders for inward
of thirty years. and some even 90
so far as to claim the breed as an
American production, but this is
not the case. They come under
what is termed the Spanish class.
and are natives of the country Dor
dering on the north coast of the
Mediterranean sea. 1t is quite true
that all varieties of Leghorns have
been greatly improved in appearance
and general good qualities, by the
careful and skillful matings of the
American fancier, but that they orr
glnally came from Italy we have
the best of authority. AS to their
orlgl l, however, it matters not, thew
are a breed that grows in the esti-
milton of those who have given
trial; the better they become ac
quainted with them, the better thew
like them, and no one cares to give
them up in favor Of any other va
riety.
AS their name indicates, both
male and female should be a fault
less white in color of plumage; any
approach to yellow or straw color
is decided objection and cocker
els, especially, which show this
"brassy" plumagc, should not, IN
der any consideration, be retained |
as breeders; oftentimes, however,
old corks, when allowed to run in
the sun without plenty of shade be-
ing supplied, will show this brassi
nsss, but in cases of this kind #
VIII not be transmitted to the off,
spring.
The carriage of both cock and
hen should be proud, upright, a nd
graceful; GOODIES should be plump
and round; color of legs and skin a
bright goldenyellow The comb
should be either single or rose, the
after is a new feature and has been
bred for by Northern breeders.
some of whom claim that, as they
are not as subject to being frozen,
hey consequently do much better,
outstanding the severe winters of
he North, thereby increasing their
Useful, ornamental, aud economical
Qualities; this, however, does not
interest us of the South. We know
hat the natural comb of all Leg.
lorn and Spanish fowls is a single
ne, and, as there is no trouble to
'e feared from frost in our climate
THAT we want is the genuine Leg
orn, without any admixture of
hamburg or any other foreign
lood; therefore, we say the comb o
hould be single, rather large, that
t the cock standing erect and firm
pom the head, while that of the
en- should fall gracefully over to
ne side. In both it should be
in color, evenly serrated, t
aving four or five points, five being a
referred. The wattles should be
ong and pendulous and bright-red
4 color. The ear-lobeS should he
ure white, smooth and even, but
ne white surface should not ex-
End into the face; the latter should :
Q bright red, and any approacb =
The Rugby gazette and east Tennessee news. (Rugby, Morgan Co., Tenn.) 1884-188?, 1886-09-25

County and General Intelligence from the
shole District. and notices of local events wi
NEST thankfully received.
Correspondence on topics of interest is in
Wted. The name and address Of the writer
must accompany all communications, if for
publication.
All communications for the Editor to be
addressed
C.. S. MeoRE.
Rugby, Morgan Co., Tenn
The Rugby gazette and east Tennessee news. (Rugby, Morgan Co., Tenn.) 1884-188?, 1886-09-25

The GAZETTE" is published every Saturday
the Publishing Offices, Central Avenue
.pyJ, Morgan County, Tenn.
=. his paper is entered at the Post-office az
ugby Tenn, as second class mail matter.
All business correspondence should be ad-
dressed TO the Publisher.
The Rugby gazette and east Tennessee news. (Rugby, Morgan Co., Tenn.) 1884-188?, 1886-09-25
NURSERY
W. Z. JOSOLYNE
RUGBY, TENN.
SPECIAL NOTICE

BUY your plants at home and
save expressage, Agentfo the cello
brated improved Nansemond sweet
potato plants. Puget-Sound cabbage
plants, Tomato plants, Celery plants
and all kinds of sweet potato plants
IN any number All kinds of garden
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Orders for plants or work by mail
promptly attended to. Special care
gwen to the packing of plants for
shipping.
New-York tribune., 1886-11-12
By John F. B. Smut

5.story buildings with plot Of land Nos 90 and 81
Ludlow 81, Z .. 90 # II Of Broome-st plot 4OK652;
New-York tribune., 1886-11-12

THE REGULAR ANNUAL MEETING of
L the stockholders Of the FORT WORTH AND DENVER
CITY RAILWAY COMPANY will hello the Office Of the
company Fort Worth Texas Tuesday, December Il,
1875 at 10 O'Clock for the election OF Directors ana
OF such other business DE-"
The books will close the 18Th ot
November 2lb M. reopen the 18th day OF
December, al 10 % clock A. III.
meeting OF Directors will be held a the ofce IN Fort
Worth immediately after the adjournment Of the stockholders
meeting WILLIAM A. ROSS. secretary.
ADAMs EXPREss COMPANY.l
NEwYORK Nov 10. 1856 }
THE transfer books of this company will be
closed from O'Clock .. M. November - TO the morn
ing OF December >. W. L. HUBBELL. Treas.
New-York tribune., 1886-11-12
Gituaiions Uanieo-- males.

4 SINGLE man wants employment OF any
~ kind private place viii DO l0unl willing aud obiig
ing has nrstciass references will 10 personally recon-
mended Last employer Address GROOM, tribune
Uptown Ornce .2JS Broadway.
RU LER.-By a colored man, in a private
~ family generally useful best references AduresS
j. III. v, - COrneIu~sL
ROOK- -KEEPER.-A midle- aged man wishes
~ employment; thoron shly pr.ctica
derstands o"'HoS' e~P0A
ence. Address O. Il. p BOX 70. Tribune oho@
COOK-By man AZ cook III private FAMILY.
" or urstclass boarding Call or address Tor two
days COOK. 25D wost S7Lh-sL. rear
HOACHMAN.-Gentlem wants position for
~ his hman recommends him. Address Fiat 3. Che
23dsL
COACHMAN.--By an Englishman five years
2Tthst
N0ACHMAN and GR0OM.-By young
~ man. single; strictly tsnpererste an expensnced
driver suglo and double tandem goo rider ana nrst
class servant with highest reenecs COUNTRY or cy
Will Dc generally useful Address ~ l. r., eoS hro~A~9
New-York tribune., 1886-11-12

CENTRAL RAILROAD co. OF NRw-JRRsKY. I
ll9 LIBERTY ST.. YORK Nov. g. 1896. )
NOTICE Is hereby given that the transfer
~ books Of the Central Railroad Company OF Jersey
Philafel pia will be closed from Fri
day INST THURSDAY the "a proKimo By order
SAMUE KNOX.
New-York tribune., 1886-11-12
TO THE BONDHOLDERS OF THE DES
i MONIES AND FOkT DODGE RAILROAD com.

PANY:
This company having agreed upon the Chicago.
Rock Islam and Pacific Railway Company rental OF ir
cent Oi the earnings be stamped
tho bonds by the lessee interest upon
the rst and extension bonds and
the income bonds Al half cent an
num- also ~ advance the money the deferred interest
outstanding therefore order cOnsunnate inc
January 1857 Will be paid
thereunder and IN OF the company can
Otherwise only three mortgage and
extension bonds and nothing upon its bonds Is
10 have forthwith The Of the holders OF all the
bonds
The have already assented.
holders OF the remainder requested al the
the presdent Charles E Whitehead esq 81 WaSL
tLeu plan possible
EDWIN T. MRIGHT. secretary.
New-York tribune., 1886-11-12
financial
ISSUE OF s5,10e,oOe IA PER CENT
CONSOLIDATED MORTGAGE GOLD BONDS of
THE
ST. PAUL, MINNEAPOLIS AND MANITOBA RAIL-
WAY COMPANY.

The ST. Paui Minneapolis and Manitoba Railway Company
owns system Of 5O9 miles of road and has now uuT
tire system. except about $50 niles being ad WIN
rails and tnorougnJ Tne ne COMPANY CON ysd nd DEBT
S32 $50. 600 and floating debt - .oo , 10.
The sodatef mortgage Is limited 70 $50 s T
amount Of mortgage bonds already sung or 20
the construction aequrement OF road at the ~
double These the further security OF Ie
land grant about 22s9 600 acres subject o
standing IS 100000 during the last nsoA
year averaged 50 80 per ..-,
ines for the year ending June 80. 1856. amoun len
s34s3 Ois 26 latter paid 81 $50 interest
the tai stor and the balance OF 1898 26f 20 RENAME
surplus which latter further increased by revenue
other companies may be considered peri
nent There profit and loss account net o
The consolidated issued far bear interest
at the rate Of per cent annum but the COMPANY %
dated bond TO . cent per annum The BONDS are 10
81 900 each nterest payable early January and u
J. the principal maturing July 1888 and both prcipA anu
interest being payable IN gold .rr
To provide for mileage about completed the company
solidated gage Gold Of So iO0OoO
repres $40 miles OF completed road subscriptions or
the price 9s per cent accrued interest
to date Of delivery OF the bonds delivery 10 be made as soon
as the bonds have been received from the Central Trust e"
pany, Trustee under the Mortgage
4 SIMULTANEOUS ISSUE WILL BE MADE IN
BERLIN THROUGH MEssRs ROBERT WARsCHAO-
ER& CO., MENDELssOHN & CO.. AND THE BERLIN
Err HANDELSGEsELLsCHAFT IN HAMBU k'
THROUGH Mr.. PAUL MENDELssOHN-BART RTHOLDf'
ANDIN BREMEN THROUGH MEsSRS. J. SCHULIZE
& WOLDE
close the subscriptions wifhour further notice
KUHN. LOEB & co.
BROWN BROTHERS & CO.,
L. khNNEDi TOD n CO
New-York tribune., 1886-11-12

LOUIS AND PACIFIC RAILWAY MORTGAGE BON Is
on LINES EAST OF THE MISSISSIPPI RIVER
request bondhoders the undersigned will continue
receive without penalty tho signatures Of bOndhoiers
who desire to the propositions OF the Purchasing Com
mtee until the next meeting OF the committee Holders 10
the Of about millions OF dollars have already as
senteL For the Purchasing Committee,
New York Nov. II. 1886 o. D. ASHLEY, Sec'y.
New-York tribune., 1886-11-12
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A GENTS.-1OO per cent profit on rapid SELL
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WANTED. Energetic, polished business
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New-York tribune., 1886-11-12

NEW YORK. THURSDAY. Nov. II. 1886
The following held at the Exchange and Auction
pnoun tn-daV
New-York tribune., 1886-11-09
BROOKLYN.

The United states authorities made raid yesterday upon
Illicit still IN king-st., Van Bruntstr Red Hook
could be- found in the place. but quantity OF
mash. whiskcy and the worm OF the still were seized.
slmuel Brdgt Coorcd lvcryman OF No 4G9i2 Hudson
who has been ghlv respected trustee OF the Bridge
Methodist defendant
brought Irene Howard. sixteen. and her
fathcr Hayward uOwari fellow trustee Of the church.
CROWN alleged assault upon girl
Biidgit resigned his position trustee under
pulsiOn.
j. Seaman appeared at the Lee Avenue Academy Of
Music last evening In Shane na- Lawn"
Postmaster McIeer assisted Charles Curtis tie Itch.
who upon charge defraud-
log the rnment To get the pension he claims General
NC that Curtis 10 him IN 1873. and he
believed told by Curtis until long after
he said he sir Roger Tchborne. and then
he did intend ~ put ia claim " The title
estate.
Marcus c. Moore. OF No sos Hicks ST. TO- United
States while at his the bonded warehouse
at the foot of Elizabeth ST.. dropped dead yesterday
The Aldermen yesterday by vote OF ~ to overrode the
Mayor Whitney OF the resolution pay Hugh e.
McTernan 81 800 or compiling the laws OF the CITY.
In the brought by William H. Olmstead against the
Rochester and Pittsburg Railroad Company Judge Pratt
yesterday granted motion for receiver.
New-York tribune., 1886-11-09
INCOMING STEAMERS.
SHIPPING NEWS.
PORT OF NEw.YoRK .........MoNDAY, NOV. g. 1886

PORT oF NEw.YoKK .. MONDAY Nov g. 1886.
ARRIVED
(Br) Mckay, Liverpool Oct 30 Queenstown
81 wi h rldse and passengers to Vernon brown q Co.
Steamer Beaconsded 'Br Cotton Swansea Oct 20 with
order vessel " master Arrived at the Bar at 10 30
steamer Finance Baker Rio 5aneo oct ls Bahia @s
pernamDnco "a Maraham 20 faa Iv, nar roaces a. 'i ah
Steamer ASne r seaers % s"nt Martha Oct - savan
ana of e. rm for%ood CO. hS at u @ s mss Sc
Steamer CaroneIei RISK Fernandina via Brunswick Ga
Royal days with mdse and passengers to Nal
steamer Brcakwator Boaz, Richmond. City Point
folk, with mtse and passengors TO Old Dominion - CO.
passengers to Dii DOMINION IS 90
seamer Eeanora Bragg Portland, with m'se and passen'
gers Hordtio Hall.
sUNsET-wind at SANDY Hook. fresh NV cloudy. Al
City Island light WNW; clear.
Steamer Ludgate tBr). Brown London Oct l3 with
mdsc and passengers TO Henderson Bros.
a ssa seho @ a 3S' Tt a naI @as %
steamer chatthoochce, Catherine, Savannah days,
mAse and lassen-ers TO Henry Nongel lr
CLEARED
Steamer sacrobosco (Br). Thompson, London Simpson
Steamer Ciaipeadoran (Br. Furlong Colon via Newport
steamer GuyaudoIte, Kelley. Newport News West
Steamer Martha stevens Chance Baltimore-B Downer
Ship b Palmer CSor). sorrnsen Hamburs-C Tobias6 Co
Bark Mici Nipot lla Bcr1Ane Aier or Batavia, Java
BARK William coclrano CBr, Dernelr, LondOn-Fuuch Ed
BARK Niphou. cOcord Perth Am1oy-Morse & Co.
Brig TTygoe IBID. Smith, LaguayIa-J W Parker & Co
Schr Louisa GrOut McLeOd Cayenne, Fl C-Francis w
Arming & Co.
schr lckawanna Classon Point Pitre, Guad-G Lough
q 60.
schr Warner Holbrook. ST. Johns. PR-D' 'Azedo
d
schr Cygnet (Br. Jones' Canning. Ns-scammcn Bros
SAILED.
Steamer 1t Adams for Liverpool.
slp IIoOgly. Philadelphia.
BaTAs Wallace. for Bombay; Sir John Lawrence. HULL
American LlOyds Ponce. PR
Sehr Mary O'Nei, Tor Port Spain Trinidad.
PIE MOVEMENTS OF SrEAIEaS
FOREIGN PORTS
LONDON. Nov ssaed. steamer hrin (Br. Robinson for
New.Nork.'
LIVERPOOL, Nov 7Arrived steamer Roman tBr) Williams
from Boston oct 26.
QUEENSTOWN Nov s-Arrivel. steamer Lord Conch ,Br,
Hughes from Philadelphia oct % ON her Liverpool
(and proceeded
souIIANFIoS, Nov S-Saed. steamer Werra (oerl Buss
Bremen hence for Ncw-lOrk.
7-Auived, steamer ElDc t,ier ChristoGfrs frorn
New York Oct 80 her To Bremen (and
PLYMOUTH. Nov. S-Auived, steamer Suevia (G,rl Ind
Wig from New-lOrk Oct 25 On her way ~ Hamburg and
proceeded.
7Sailei steamer lnhexibe (Br) Shaw for New York
CARDIFF, Nov 7-Arrve. steamer lOIioId OBJ Crosby;
from New-York ~ ''
LAENR Nov SSalled steamer state Nevada (nr) Stew
art, from Glasgow hence for NewYork
DUNNKT HEAD Passed steamer Rinon Ci,y fpr,
Jenkins from New-lOrs her Newcastle. - ''
PRAwLK POINT Nov Passed Tower IIill (Br,
Archer from NewYOrk On her " London "
SWINEMUNDK Nov i-sailed steamers GrOdno (3r Forth
ana Island dam. Skjodt for New-YOrk.
GIBRALTAR. to Nov Passed, steamer Entea Utah Mos.
cell, from Mediterranean ports for NewYork
MALTA Nov S-Passed steamer Port Jackson (Brl Huddy
from Japan and China ports ior New-York.
New-York tribune., 1886-11-09
RITS OF LEGAL NEWS..

Justice Brady presided I'm the Court OF oyer ana iern
vestordav and Edward Patterson the newy-elected jus
ce the Supreme Court beside him. The case OF 0s'
charged with numbering her infant by cutting
its head and pouring oil its body ana Dufhh
was adjourned Friday her counsel asking LOT
night evidence to show that sne was t t
The Justice his decision on an appcauon lo
discharge George Evans convicted last winter OF
Thomas Curry. antor. new rlal was oruere'
an error in admitting testimony. .,.. a.o,ao,
Judge ngraham OF the superior court yes'e re-
straning John H. stsrin the NewJersey s
Company from atng ferry TO staten lsahd Ill opp
ton 10 that authorized by the citv q. ,,o f,,tv
verdict OF S6 600 obtained yesterday In the .lty
Court after trial before Judge Hall and Jury 10y niss
breach OF promise OF
against Matteo italian by whom she hao
been BETRAYED. 49,. o..,,hors roetcrsov
Freedman in superior Court Chamners
granted an order committing William Van Antwerp 10 Liu-
low contempt OF court In dsobey he oider
reouiring him 10 nav almony to Mrs. Elizabeth van Ant
werp at the rate OF S.. 600 a year.
New-York tribune., 1886-11-09
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citation Of Staten Island marched from headQuarersa Creo
Hotel on SUNDAY 70 the hon commander Captain Cas-
par Schneider Manor Road Mddleown and presented @
him with gold headed Maacca inscribed Prom ine
Adoph Schwartz Veteran Association 10 its Commander
Caspar Schneider November Z. 1856"
BLOOMFIELD simonson who has farmar this plsce Is
liable district on saturday Samuel Morrel
the collector him the bill smonson refused
and Morre leyied on horse Then Simons0n seized
bar and knocked down. inficng serious injuries
apain Cobb OF County police. sent officers
Simon son and Wells arrested the assa2nt and Justice
Aston held him under 81, 900 bail for trial