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Vermont farmer. [volume] (Newport, Orleans County, Vt.) 1870-1877, 1873-01-03

Christmas week will be memorable as a
week Of intense cold, severe storms, destruc-
tive fires aud frightfu catastrophes, all over
the country. Among the latter the railroad
slaughter in Pennsylvania, the breaking
down of church floor in the same STATED on
Christmas, night the burning to death of a
number of female employees in a mauufao-
turing establishment in New York, and the
freezing to death of woman and her three
children in a western state are among the
most terrible
Vermont farmer. [volume] (Newport, Orleans County, Vt.) 1870-1877, 1873-01-03
.RichI,sOI,6 .Hnrkef.

From 0lr SPfcidt Reporter.
Tuesday, December 30
our market to-day is like the weather down to zero
and little below some late and skinned Cheese and
few tubs of winter Butter IL has been so cold that
potatoes could no. he brought to market
BGtter-fTom 10 ~ 2lc, with fow fine tubs at SOC,
winter made. Cheese late skimmed 40 Toe.
PotatOes-4,0c for co lbs.
POultry-Chickens Il 40 Ice; Turkeys lG 10 lsc.
Dressed Hogs-iG "a $3.50 " cwt.
Beef-quarteTs, s. M g. v cwt.
Vermont farmer. [volume] (Newport, Orleans County, Vt.) 1870-1877, 1873-01-03

The increase Of the Patrons in Illinois,
has been so great, and the interest aroused
has become so general, that the Prairie Far
mer, the leading agricultural paper of the
West, has devoted a special department to
the order 1t says -
In doing this we feel that we are but COM
plying with our boundcn duty to our readers,
to uphold and push forward whatever is, in
our opinion, calculated to further the best in
terests OF the classes from whom we derive
encouragement and support. We were
among the first to express n favorable opin-
ion of tho Order, its objects aud capabilities,
and, after closely watching its progress
studying its workings and weighing its future
prospects, we are confirmed in that flvora-
BILE opinion. Our faith is strong that the Or
der is to surprise even the most sangunc. by
its power to accomplish the great work of
this active day and generation, the develop
ment of the highest order Of manhood among
our industrial people, aud the protection and
fWtherance of their material interests
Vermont farmer. [volume] (Newport, Orleans County, Vt.) 1870-1877, 1873-01-03

Further particulars of the fire an Center
street, New York, leave no room TO doubt
that six of the girls employed in Dunn d Bar
lows establishment were burned TO death,
while little boy is also missing, and is sup
posed to have persisted. The fire marshal
commenced nm investigation. Tuesday,
which shows that the loss of life is due to the
most cupablo carelcssncss.
Vermont farmer. [volume] (Newport, Orleans County, Vt.) 1870-1877, 1873-01-03

If you want any kind of a stove, anything
made of sheet metal, any kind of hardware,
plated ware, wooden ware, lamps or kitchen
furniture, 60 to Wooiruffs', on Railroad
Street, and you must be pretty particular il
they don't supply all your wants and give
you perfect satisfaction
Vermont farmer. [volume] (Newport, Orleans County, Vt.) 1870-1877, 1873-01-03

See the ad. of Carl l.. Smith of Montpelier
His " Vermont Dried Beet is very supe.
rior article, as VIC know by repeated trials
and we also know that Mr.. Smith is an hon.
orable and reliable man to trade with. II
you want piece of the beef he will send
it to you by express, g. o. ID.
Vermont farmer. [volume] (Newport, Orleans County, Vt.) 1870-1877, 1873-01-03
Sprfial 4lotirrs.

The ALMANAC Publishers complain that their bust.
ness is destroyed BY Ayers American Almanac. The
people prefer it to any other the Farmers Western
Southern, or the numerous local almanacs when they
eau got Ayers. 1t supplies the best astronomical data
weather and jokes of them all, and above ALL medical
advice which is invaluable for every family. II is sup
ped gratis by the druggists and should be preserved
for constant reference and use We sure that no
good heasokceper grandmother goes willingly with
out ono.-AntSlaycry Standard, NY.
Vermont farmer. [volume] (Newport, Orleans County, Vt.) 1870-1877, 1873-01-03

Oar calm, imperturbable Chief Magistrate
seems to emerge from the fog of the " Louis.
lana muddle as usual, with his head level.
Even those papers which rallied the loudest
begin now to admit that he has simply done
his duty in the matter. But Judge Durell,-
what of him?
Vermont farmer. [volume] (Newport, Orleans County, Vt.) 1870-1877, 1873-01-03

1t is reported that j. S. Adams, formerly
Secretary Of the Vermont Board of Eiuca-
ton, and now Collector of Customs at Jack.
souville, Florida, has disappeared from
Taylor's hotel in Jersey City, where he was
stopping. As he had large amount of
money with him, foul play is feared.
Vermont farmer. [volume] (Newport, Orleans County, Vt.) 1870-1877, 1873-01-03
Farm for Sale.

The Subscriber offers for sale part of his home farm
know as the " Wheelock place. situated on the Troy
road less than one-half mile from Newport village,
comprising twenty-five acres Of good upland, nearly
all in good state Of cultivation. Comfortable and
convenient buildings with good, pure water. good
place for market garden, or for any one wishing TO
locate near thriving village. Price, s2jOO For fur
Their particulars apply to the publishers of the FARM
Err, address CORODEN CUMMINGS
Newport Vt.
Vermont farmer. [volume] (Newport, Orleans County, Vt.) 1870-1877, 1873-01-03
REMAINS.
.B'eIr Fork .IgHrEot.

TUESDAY, Dee. ~.
Flour 10 Toe better State 500 an $3.50; round
hoop Ohio 3 a. Sq.3ji Western 500 a $50; South.
ern $685. "a $3.50; sales 1850 bbls. Spring Wheat
n &c better No spring .6j N Il 50; No do 81 80
"a 81 G3; winter red Western S.5i 40 sl.-j; white
Michigan S.7j 10 sl.2O sales l7iOOl bU. Corn quiet
and firm; new mixed Western Gj4 a. 66o old 40 Gcc /;
sales 5000 bu. Oats quiet and steady old Western
q an i-.e salcs 23Ol0 bu. Beef more active. Pork
dull new Sl3,2j. Lard quiet Mt a SC. But
ter mint !.
Vermont farmer. [volume] (Newport, Orleans County, Vt.) 1870-1877, 1873-01-03
B'ergenAseS .NGrkeS.

From SPcc,ai Reporter.
SATURDAY, Dec q.
our Butter market has about played out, rs there
were but few tuus olercdi change in prices. POul-
try market closed.
Hay-si 10 $40 per ton. Rye Straw SIS 40 SS.
We noticed one load of Onions in market, retailing at
81 v bu, Rather cold when the thermometer indicates
Vermont farmer. [volume] (Newport, Orleans County, Vt.) 1870-1877, 1873-01-03

In addition to large circulation in Caledonia Coun
", the FARMER has very large circulation among the
foremost farmers throughout the state, making II
Of the very best advertising mediums. Our subscrp-
tion books always open to the inspection Of adver
tisers
Vermont farmer. [volume] (Newport, Orleans County, Vt.) 1870-1877, 1873-01-03

The Grange at North Danvillc, finds on
counting up, that IN making purchases last
season to the amount OF $500. the members
effected a saving of s2O5, or over % per
cent. A very encouraging record
Vermont farmer. [volume] (Newport, Orleans County, Vt.) 1870-1877, 1873-01-03

Can the Springfield Republican and the
Burlington Free Press, one or both, tell us
whereabouts in Vermont the town of " Rye {"
is situated ? Or was the latter sold by
mistake in the makeup" Of the former?
Vermont farmer. [volume] (Newport, Orleans County, Vt.) 1870-1877, 1873-01-03
ADDISON COUNTY.

The lake is now frozen over Tor several
miles from the mouth of the Greek. good
crossing where II week ago it was all open.
Thermometer on Christmas varied in differ
ent localities in Vergennes from % to 800
below zero.
During the trial OF one of the celebrated
patent note cases mt Middlebury last week,
Mr.. ii. +. Hayden testified that the Sumner
farm so-callcd, situated about one milo from
Middebury village, cant be beaten in
poorness in Addison county, George liam
mond, the celebrated agicuturist, testified
that it was worth fifty dollars per acre. Mr.
Remalee testified ii was worth from S45 to
$50, and Mr., Bmrows and Mr. Hay Sl5 per
acre
Vermont farmer. [volume] (Newport, Orleans County, Vt.) 1870-1877, 1873-01-03
Dexter Mills
FOR SALE.

This valuable property /, offered for sale at
bargain; 1t is situated in
Dexter, Washtenau County, Michigan,
Is miles West of DETROIT, on the Michigan Central
Railroad. The Mill is - by 30 ieet, stories high
Three Run of Burrs and is fitted up in st-eass style
Tor merchant and custom work. II is in one the best
locations in the State Is doing large merchant and
custom trade, and Is an excellent place for buying
White Winter Wheat. Terms Easy. For particulars
see the property, or address the subscribers.
EVARTS & co,
Dexter ATieh Dec. IL, 1874
Vermont farmer. [volume] (Newport, Orleans County, Vt.) 1870-1877, 1873-01-03

The Woodstock Post is smart and bright,
but is getting little indiscriminate in its
universal Z" sloshing round" Don't it2
Vermont farmer. [volume] (Newport, Orleans County, Vt.) 1870-1877, 1873-01-03
For Sale.

FINHE Subscriber having purchased the A. b. Woods
Il farm, about II miles from Fairbanks Village, in
Danvile of 10 acres, which joins his own has now IFS
acres and two sets of buildings He now proposes to
sell the buildings his farm, with land from one
to twenty-five acres, to suit the purchaser. The build
land ranks among the hest Of Vermont This is good
chance for some one who may desire a small farm.
J. NJ, CLIFFORD
Vermont farmer. [volume] (Newport, Orleans County, Vt.) 1870-1877, 1873-01-03
WOOL MARKET.
cane .IE0rkeES.
AZ WATERFOWL and Brighten.

WEDNESDAY, January !.
Prices of Market Bcef-A few choice SlI % slI5O;
extra $40 N S0,j0 first quality s M 1915; second
quality 50 a. 1913 third quality $3.50 a 80.
Prices Of store Cattle-Norkng oxen, Y pair, 500,
Sljt, $500 a $3.50
Mich Cows aud Calves from SIS a 500; extra s65 a
$50. FarrOw Cows SIS a S}5
Iearlings e0 a Sl7; two years old SIS a $50, three
years old S2S a Sij
Prices of Sheep and Lamhs-ln lots, s2.s5 $3.50 81
"a s. each extra S6 n 80, or from 81 a &c y b.
Spring Lambs a sc p ID.
Prices of Hides. TulOw and Standardization Hides
gle = ID Country Hides 81 "a 9lc " 10. Brighton Tai
low 81 a y b Country Talow sc " h.
Pelts Sl.5O a sl.sj each. Calf skins Is a Poe n b.
REMARKS.
Cattle. Last weeks prices firm for ordinary TO medi-
am lots. Huughtun Wilcox sold Cows, to dress COO
bs EACH at sc v H. Steers to dress ibs each
1t Sc q n DIV Cows ami Heifers to dress $50 rs
zach, at &c y ID W. r. +. French sold Oxen at 10
lOc n ID W, II to l2cwt each Oxen, to dress $50
lbs each, at &c j, T. Rich sold oxen at &c " ID W.
average luO bs Steers, to dress Goo lbs each at Sic
ID w Cows at z! 20 SC U n w. to dress to 81
cwt each. Capt J. W. Armstrong sold Oxen 10 dress
lHjo lbs each, at Ice 2 b d W; nice four year old
Steer to 5. F. Woodbridge to dress 1000 rs, at lie D h
dressed weight.
Sheep ana Lambs Sheep supply figures 2jl7, which
kaYe sold At a = p ID on Lambs, to &c Sheep.
The market quick at c advance Best lots quick;
inferior ocks In fair demand. r, +. French sold ~
Sheep average 50 bf. at Gle q ID. L. b. Sargent sold
20 Sheep, average - D.. at Gic h. Capt j. w. Arm
R0well sold N Sheep and Lambs average - bs at Sc
y head
PoHltry-The market being heavily stocked with
dressed Poultry, the supply Of live will he light for
Few weeks Best Turkeys and Chickens lG;c y n; fair
lots dc Y b; ordinary lots l5c Y h.
Vermont farmer. [volume] (Newport, Orleans County, Vt.) 1870-1877, 1873-01-03
FARM OR RANCH

For Sale at Il Bargain !
Containing 3,6s0 Acres situated only fneen miles
from SACRAMENTO, CAL, in YOlo Co. This farm is
adapted to Sheep Raising; it has kept Four Thou
sand Sheep for the last ten years ii is also good till
age land. 1t has House, Barn. and Sheds to accomo
date 1000 sheep. Price
So Q per Acre
% per cent down. and the balance at per cent and
time to suit purchaser. For particulars enquire of L.
s. DREW, Burlington, VT, or,
JOHN W. CRUMP,
Room 30. No. 223 Broadway, ~ V
Vermont farmer. [volume] (Newport, Orleans County, Vt.) 1870-1877, 1873-01-03

ARE YOU GOING TO BUY
"A STOVE !
For your
E'GTIOr, Kitchen, or shop!
And if 50, where do you propose to buy it ?
Where you can get the best article for the
least money, of course. But have you been
to the Store Of
n. E. & D. Q. WOODRUFF.
on RAILROAD STREET, and seen their stock
Cooking, Parlor, and 0nice Stoves,
of all Sizes aud Styles, for burning Wood or
Coal? Such as the
NEW CosMoroLITAN, FEARLESS, WoMEN's
RIGHTs, HOMESTEAD, New WASHINGTON,
NINDIcAroR, DAUNTLEss, You've
AMERICAN, iHGNtX, HOME
COMFORT, EXCHANGE,
RELIABLE, GILMAN,
COMPETITOR,
EMPIRE STATE, GEN,
LIGHT House, LIVELY
TINES, ORIENTAL, GENERAL
GRANT, Cushion, CoTTAGE HoME,
CHAMPION, JOY, PARLoR Cook, Soar
STONE SToyRS, HINGE Tor Box Stoves, &c.
And large stock of
Tin Ware,
Glass Cvare,
Hollow Ware,
WOOcaSn Ware,
Lamps OF a11 RSixads,
q III "A NJ ID H EI Il IA -,
ha11ter111. S1cIo Lamps
with snycred Rehectors.
Japanned Ware,
PUMPS y SE,VKS!
POCKET AND ABLE-CUTLERY,
RAIORS, AND STROPS,
SCISSORS, AND SHEARS.
PLATED WARE,
Open ana solid Handle Table
and TIE" Knives, Forks,
Tea and Table spoons,
Fruit Knives, &e. sc
britannia Ware
TEA AND COFFEE POTS,
CAsTQRs, SPOONS
WIRE CAsTORs,
FRUIT DISHES,
BroomS, Brushes Wash TUBS,
Wash Boards, Wood SQ,os,
Clothes Lines, and
Baskets,
Clothes WriRgerS,
CARPET SWEEPERS.
AMERICAN BROILER,
A great thing, and warranted to suit And
a thousand other things too numerous to men.
ton.
They are also WORKERS IN METALS, such
as Tin, Sheet Iron, Lead Brass, Copper and
Zinc, and anything you may want in their
line they can make to order, or fix up the old
one as good as new.
Give them q Cali, az
WooDRUFP's BLOCK,
End Door South Of Eastern Avenue.
Vermont farmer. [volume] (Newport, Orleans County, Vt.) 1870-1877, 1873-01-03
Every Vermonter
WANTS

Every vermonter
WANTS
WaltOn's Vermont Register
For 1879,
Let him be where he will.
You can buy one Of any dealer who pretends to
KEEP BOOKS
and such things IL he consults the interests Of his
customers and cares TO accomodtte them; but
III HE DO Mt
send twenty cents to with your address, and you'll
get one IL you are not too late
Dealers cnn send us
$3.50 for n Dozen,
by mail, or will bo furnished
on application, with rates for larger quantities, by
express.
NOW Is THE TIME.
Claremont Manufacturing Company,
CLAREMoNT, N. II.
Vermont farmer. [volume] (Newport, Orleans County, Vt.) 1870-1877, 1873-01-03
FOR SALE

Or Exchange for other Properly
FARM situated one mile from Sutton Corner and a.
bout two miles from West Burke depot IL consists OF
1856 acres nearly 100 of which is under cultivation and
Is one OF the best farms In sutton. On said premises
and grain Is to be sold with the farm.
good chance for some enterprsing farmer For in
formation apply to j. A. Sowell, st, Johnsbury.
Vermont farmer. [volume] (Newport, Orleans County, Vt.) 1870-1877, 1873-01-03
IL q n - ALE.

H q n - AbE.
HE subscriber is going West and will sell his farm
Il eheap-One hundred acres of land. On said farm
are house, two barns, sheds and out-buidings good
spring water running to house and barns, good Sugar
Orchard and plenty fruit Will sell all together or
IN lots To- suit purchasers Farm mile west of Fair
banks Village.
DAVID CHAPMAN.
st. Johnsbury, September Is, 1872.
Vermont farmer. [volume] (Newport, Orleans County, Vt.) 1870-1877, 1873-01-03
AttmnMt Rarmet
TO kDVERTIsERs.

81. JOhasIury w., January 8, 1873.
Vermont farmer. [volume] (Newport, Orleans County, Vt.) 1870-1877, 1873-01-03

Almon Peck, Of Proctorsville, recently
cut down IN old apple tree in his garden, the
stump of which measured 201 inches in di-
ametcr.
We learn that the splendid water power
just above West lebanon and White River
Junction has passed into the hands of q
wcal thy company, who will improve it. II
so, the largest town on the Connecticut, north
of Springfield, Mass, will probably be To-
Gated there.
lfany farmer should chance to have II
cow fall into an ice hole in the river, he
may learn how 10 got her out from tins sto
ny of the way II was done ut Bethel, one day
last week; A man caught tho unfortunate
animal by the horns and held her head above
water whilc, rope could be procured; then
another man put the rope around her neck
with slip-knot and frightened it around her
throat, causing her to suddenly boat with
air, and rise to the top of the water, when
with her struggling and a little assistance
she came ont on the ice safely
Vermont farmer. [volume] (Newport, Orleans County, Vt.) 1870-1877, 1873-01-03

Goshen challenges any town in the state
to show bigger per cent of old people to
its whole population. With only 1923 inhab-
itants, II has % people who are over 20 md
III over go.
BENNINGTON COUNTY.
Bennington has man so fond of money
that after paying bill, recently, he walked
homo with the man, il is said, TO be near the
money us long MS possible.
The name Of the Bennington Free Press has
been changed TO Vermon Gagettc.
Convincing proof OF the bad ventilation of
the Bennington county court house Is afford
cd by tho fact that George w Hartman, well
known lawyer, is dangerously i'll from tho
effects of the escaping coal gns in the build
ing
The Albany register. [volume] (Albany, Or.) 1868-18??, 1873-01-10
FOREIGS NEWS.

The weather was very fine In,
Paris on the LIST inst, and the boule-,
wards were crowded with holiday
throngs.
Prosecutions have been Instituted,
in Berlin against Roman CATHOLIC
journals which haze published the
recent Papal alloCution. The ex-
citement on that subject is increas-
illg throughout the Empire.
The Earl Of Galloway, Eng, is
deal His age was ~.
john H. Rawson & CO., London,
dealers ii Manchester goods, have
fai ell, with liabilities reported at
fifteen millions. It is feared other,
failures will follow.
Ex- Emperor Napoleon has lately
undergone the first operation BY
llChotrlly TOT tile removal ol stohe'
IN the bladder.
The Emperor has conferred the,
order Of the Black Eagle upon Bis.
marck.
TheI.ondon Times thinks Ameri-
cans will eventually people Sand.
wich Islands, and tIiey will become
valuable colony between san
Francisco, China aid Austraia-
santa Anna is expected at Vera
Cruz, Mexico, during January.
Tile. Mexican Congress adjourned
without passing Rosecrans' project.
An English Company has entered
as a, competitor.
Napoleon had secondOperation
performed ipr stonein the bladder
on tie 9th inst, with horrible re.
suits. On the 7th Ills case was not
regarded as critical.
The Albany register. [volume] (Albany, Or.) 1868-18??, 1873-01-10

i L
Creek, w. T., g lew weeks ago,
has had an examination and been
discharged. The unanimous Opin-
ion was that he asjustitied in The
shooting.
The total property valuation in
Washington Territory is $780,
288 81. The amount tax due for
the fiscal year is $54, BIZ or.
-Four criminals were pardoned
out of the Washington Territory
peniteutiary during the year 1872.
Jos. Brandt. who died at Van
couver last week, left q wife and
eleven children, ten being now at'
home with their mother, andionea at
West Point as a cadet iDthe United,
States Military Academy.
The North Pacific railroad ha.
84 locomotive engines, l8 passen-
ger cars, 5 baggage cars, ! pay car,
2 observation cars, $50 box cars,
and LOO platform ears.
The Puget Sound Express says
there is a volcano ID the Olympic
range,or at least apeak that smokes.
All stores and bar-rooms, illclud-
ing hotel-bars, were ordered closed
in Los Angeles, CAL, last Sunday,
under the new Sunday law.
The Washington County Agri-
cultural Society have elected the
following persons to act as . Board
of Directors for the present year:
A. Lewelhng, James lmbrie, ]. F.
Bybee, W. r. Jackson, g. M. Ray
mond, L. Patterson, r. Imbrie, w.
g. Scoggin and Ben Cornelius.
-.
The Directors then elected Robert
Imbrie, President; G. w. Raymond,
Secretary; W. r. Jackson, Treas
urer. The next Fair will be held
Sept. 10Th, 1878.
Fifteen couples were made hap
py, or miserable, in Marion county
during December.
Union county had but one pris-
oner in Jail last week, and he a Ger
lestial.
Governor Ferry, Of Washington
Territory, recently visited San Juan
Island, and conferred with the
County Commissioners Of Whatcom
county in reference to their exer-
cising jurisdiction over the islands
lately acquired BY the award Of
King William. l'hey accordingly
established election precincts there
in, and will soon order an election
for Justices Of the Peace and Con
stables. The people are pleased
with the results Of the arbitration.
Smallpox is prevalent in Baker
county, and one case is reported i'll
Baker City.
Methodists have been holding re-
vival meetingsin Yakima valley.
r H, Parker set a fine dinner
for Walla Walla children on New
Years day.
The Albany register. [volume] (Albany, Or.) 1868-18??, 1873-01-10
PACIFIC sOasr NEWS.

Of 5000 to answer, On . charge q
assaulting Jehial Kendall with q
deadly weapon.
A quarrel about q board bill, at
Drains station, a few days ago, re-
suited in a Mr.. Livingston receiv-
ing q flesh wound in the arm, from
a shot fired by Jos. Nef, a board
ing-house keeper.
Jas. Love, convicted of larceny
and sentenced to the penitentiary
for three years, from Umatilla
county, has been discharged, his
term having expired. Also, Suit,
a Chinaman, convicted Of larceny
in Jackson county, having served
out his term.
Eighty-tour marriage licenses
were issued from the Clerks office
OF Lane county during the year
1872.
One brig, one bark and fourteen
schooners arrived at Coos Bay dur
ing the last week in December.
John Grim, whose mare and colt
were stolen at the State Fair, at
the same time bis camp was robbed,
last fall, having made several un-
successful searches for his animals,
was fortunate enough to find them
on Monday Of last week, at Cor
wallis.
The Roseburg Plaia'lealer says:
+" 1t is reported on the street that
the Merchant & farmers Naviga-
ton Company have sold their steam
er Enterprise in the Tmpqua river
to the Willamette river Navigation
C0mnanv. We did not hear the
price. 1t is also reported that two
new saw mills will be built the
ensuing season on the lower river
and a steam ting for use upon the
bar"
The Corvallis Gazette contains
this bit Of news: "Luther King,
of this county, who, it is alleged,
eloped with a girl Of about fourteen,
some days since, was oyerhauled
this side of Portland, and, with the
girl, brought back Oh last Monday.
Little Lutte as he is sometimes
called, was examined before Judge
Burnett on separate charges Of horse
stealing and abduction, and in de-
fault Of bail was committed to the
county lookup to await further
proceedings. Were refrain from CON-
menting at tie present time."
Hon. J. g. Wilson writes from
his old home IN Ohio to a gentle
man at the Dalles, as follows; "0n
the way home | was exposed con-
siderably by great changes Of tenn
perature, and consequently have
suffered for it-nearly three weeks
| have been house-bould by rhums.
tis,n and am not yet able to stand
on my ankle. | hope in a few days
to start for Washington. | found
my folks al doing splendidly-my
boy nearly ready to marry. My
mother has frightened up wonder.
fully; she had given up ever seeing
me. My old home here looked
very natural. The trees planted
are now great noble fellows, and
the many splendid residences built
since | was here havealone changed
things. Apart from them it seems
but day since | left here for Ore
yon."
The O,egonida says: John
Moore and William Allen, the lat
.er d nephew Of AIr. Samuel Allen,
If Salem, were drowned in the
sca,t Fork Of the Willamette river,
i short distance from Cresswell,
lane county, last week. 1t seems
hal the taryboat belonging to Mr.
Knox got away and lodged IN i
lrift sume distance below, aud tour
nen, including Moore and Allen,
: \ 4 d \ A. 4