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From Rock Roe to Little Rock, 60 miles .tolerable-some bridges and repairs want ed.

 Of the entire distance, then, 47 miles are bad, and can be made good for less than 5000 per miIe Three thousand dollars will place the remaining sixty in a good con dtion for travelling.

 There are many ways of making this road. That 1t may pay for itself, travellers should pay pikeage. In six months after its made, 1t will be more travelled than any road west of the Blue ridge. It might be let out to companies-not incorporated companies but in sections to different persons having capital to invest in that way, wifh the priyi- lege, for term of years, of erecting toll gates. By this means, the travellers would pay the expense, the people here would have the benefit of the trade and intercourse thus brought about and, besides, the builders of the road would realise hadsome dividend upon the capital and labor invested. Imere- ly suggest this place-the great point is the road 1t can be made, 1t ought 10 be madei will 1t be made A STRANGER.

 LiHlc Rock, .Hag 2d, 1915.