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Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1881-07-19

Pans C. Cummings has just put 4
nice meat cart on u Paris Hill and South
Paris route. Mr.. Cummings is good
butcher, and those who patronize him will
De well served.
Among the home arrivals last week
were J. l. Carter % New York, and Miss
Lottie +. Hammond Of wellesly College.
George +. and II. Z. Hammond have
cut the roadside grass and weeds the
whole distance OF their extensive farms.
It looks well enough 10 pay for the
toable.
Among the line gardens OF this section
none excells that OF Mrs. William Chase.
The walks are nicely laid out with sod
borders. aud the beds are free from weeds.
Beautiful hLwers and thriving vegetables
show the care and attention 5estow ed upon
them. Mr. James l.. Chase, the younger
son OF William Chase, deceased, Is entitled
TO great credit for the appearance OF both
garden and farm. Though but 20 years OF
Az &c LAS Ai1ua-NN N1N .~' 40 80 -
wears, and has also done large portion OF
the work on it himself. Farming is q
healthful and interesting employment, IL a
young man only thinks SO and puts his
best effort into the work.
A petition Is being circulated for an al
iteration of the road and extensive filing
between .. A. Maxims aud IL. L. Ham
mond's \ good job might be done on the
hills there.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1881-07-19
OXFORD COUNTY LOCALS.

ASpovER, July le.--Not since the 2sth
nit. have we had any rain save one or two
sprinkles. The ground is very dry and
grass and hOed crops are about at stand
still Potato beetles are as plenty as ever.
The cold June they survived well Farm
ers are well into haying and as usual If it
was not for the improved machinery and
with the small amount Of help hayiDg
would 20 along slow. The crop of hay
will be large falling OF nom the two
past years.
Mr.. {. P. LovejOy died July lith aged
nearly 20 a life resident of Andoyer.
Andover boarding houses are being well
patronized and will be much more so when
The Maine Editorial Exearsionsts" arrive.
Andover Will be full OF talent
MORE ANON.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1881-07-19

Rev. Mr.. Scott, Hutchinson, Saunders,
Burton and wife, DeCoster, Hodgdon,
Pratt, Mrs. Shaw aui others; temperance
poem by VIM. Dlcknell; music; beuedic.
ton by the pastor at East Hebron closed
one OF the best meetings ever witnessed
In subordinate Lodge.
Miss A. X. Forbes of this district has
closed term OF nine weeks. Mrs. Axel
Fogg OF Hartford has closed term of
eight weeks at the Line Both schools
were success. Both were visited by
parents and friends. good attendance
ofpupils added much to make good schools.
HARTFORD.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1881-07-19
sorrH PAms.-A. NJ. Gerry put foul

SOUTH PARIs.--A. NJ. Gerry put four
black bass into the river, last week.
W. A. rockingham has sold about thirty
Buckeye moving machines this season.
The Buckeye stands well up to the head.
The red flag indicates the auction sale
of fancy goods and crockerT in o. NJ.
Bents store.
District Deputy ID. S. Knapp went to
Norway, Tuesday, and with the assistance
of Deputy Grand Marshal F. A. Thayer,
installed the officers elect Of Norway
Lodge, l. o. o. F.
Mr.. Chase OF the Branch is out OF town
on business. Miss Webb the milliner is
soon TO take 3 vacation. She will visit
her home in Gorham and then will go TO
Long Branch and Newport. A milliner
FROM Portland will endeavor to ill Miss
WIS place during her absence.
Rev. /. G. Sprague, who has recently
visited his old home in New York says the
feeling against Coming is very bitter in
that locality.
The sale work department Of II. n. Boil
ster opened last week. He is putting out
large number of coats. Workmen are
wanted in his shop and also to do work
their at own homes.
At regular meeting of Mt. Mica Lodge,
No. III. o. o. F., last week, the follow
ing officers were installed by ID. ID. ID. s.
Knapp for the ensuing term:
L.F.Keene. N.G.; Herbert Morse, VIC. ;
Walter p. Maxim, X. Sec; G. w. Brown,
Permanent Secretary; Chas. Clifford,
Treasurer.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1881-07-19

Capt. Boutelle Of the Wig, is good
deal more than convalescent, Judging from
the vim with which he goes for Gov. Plais'
ted and some OF his recent appointees. He
goeth for the scalp ofthe Ellsworth Red
mau.-Beydst Journal.
The Redman letter which Boutelle
publishes must make even an Indian blush.
1t contains the remarkable information
that be is ready to shoot man at the
request Of Garcelon's Council. So Gov.
Plaisted has made him Judge.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1881-07-19

The British holders Of the Confedor'
ate loan have have appointed committee
to apply to the United States government
for payment. They say that the United
States confscsted the cotton on which the
loan was secured, and ought to make good
the loss. This Is the most impudent claim
on record. Adrertiser.
And yet IL you live twenty-five years
longer, you may see all such claims set
tied by the general government.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1881-07-19

Two men and kitten started from
Bath, last week, in dory for England.
The Gardiner Journal says, 1--WE ask the
prayers of all whose prayers amount to
anything, for the kitten, for she was not
fool enough to go, unless she had been
compelled"
Don't know about that. She was sure
of Bath if she stayed at home. and
may have preferred to take her chances
with plank beneath her feet.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1881-07-19

Liberal MEETING. Mr.. L. X. Washburne
OF w areham, Mass, will speak at Ordway's
Grove, Norway. Sunday July oath. There
will be speaking in the morning at 10: 30
and In the afternoon. Persons from dis.
lance will do we'll to bring lunch with
them and remain for the afternoon service.
Mr.. washburne is talented speaker and
all interested in Liberal religion should
take the opportunity to hear him. The
grove is close by the village and affords q
very fine place for the meeting.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1881-07-19

EAST BUCKFIELD, Jaly . Rev. Mr..
Scott, Free Baptist. came from Z. Hebron,
where he settled, 10 occupy the pulpit at
the East, az three o'clock on the Sabbath
Of the third. After be commenced his
meeting, he invited Rev. Mr.. Lowell OF
New Hampshire 10 speak for him, which
be did in well written sermon, founded
on Matthew % q. His feeling and APP
proPriate remarks upon the fall OF the
President by the hand OF the assassin were
felt by all. When Mr. Scott informed his
hearers that Mr.. Lowell had brought the
news, GARFIELD was alive" the rainbow
Of Hope cast halo Of JOY around the dark
cloud.
A delegation of Good Templars, OF both
sexes, from Chase's Mills, Turner, and
from Sure Haven, including Rev. Mr.. Scott
Of Hebron, visited Crystal Wave, East
Buckaeld, on the It'll. Although it was
one Of the most busy times for the farm
erS, every officer was present save one.
Ne sAO tASAtlSS> VI bAC AO~eS N~
Russell Pratt, W. c. T., were the follow
ing; A recess for a happy greeting aud
token Of welcome. Order being restored,
fGll house listened to recitation by Miss
T. Cannon; reading Of the Pearl by Mrs
d. A. Bicknell; declarations by Misses
A K and (. b. Forbes; reading Of the
resolve for debate, the purport of which
was, moral instead of legal suasion should
De used to reform the seller of intoxicat-
ing liquor as a beverage; after some OF
both sexes Of the three Lodges spoke on
the question, it was laid on the table, by
unanimous vote, for next week. The re-
marks for the good OF the Order were by
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1881-07-19

HEBRON, July l4.-Yesterday, Mr.. Hiram
Everett was thrown from his moving ma
chine, breaking two ribs and bruising him
badly. He was attended by Drs. Hersey
OF Oxford and Gaubert OF Mechanic Falls.
Mr.. A. NJ. Whitman and wife, Prof.
Daniels and wife, with others, 90 to Harps-
well today. 7.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1881-07-19

George II. Hepworth, the Boston sem
sationalist, has recently published book
entitled "!!i"-which. being interpreted
means, we presume, "The Three Scares."
-lounf Desert Herald.
We thought it meant the three scream
ers.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1881-07-19

BRYANr's POND, July ll.-H. \. Small
has sold out his stock OF goods 70 Ell
Whitman. Mr. Small intends TO locate in
some western State for the purpose OF
engaging in the Hour and grain business.
Eliza A. Felt, the twelve year old daugh-
Ter Of Mr. Il. n. Felt. fell recently and
broke her collar bone, while at play a!
school
Three deaths have occurred here WITHIN
two weeks. John Bryant Of East Wood
stock died very suddenly June p, aged
shout 80 years. Mrs. Moses NJ. Russell
died the jth, and Mrs. Charlotte Curtis
The 7th inst
While At work in the woods, June 2jih'
Mr Geo. L. Cushman was struck on the
head By falling limb and severely injured ;
IN fact i Wa q narrow escape from death.
He has been unable 20 work since.
There was 4 concert given by the Uni
versalist sunday School at the church last
sabbath.
Joseph Tuttle, esq, OF Providence, X.
!, was in town 4 few days ago.
The celebration here passed OF very well.
A. 10 80 the citizens assembled in the
grove. where the declaration was read by
Mr. W. F. Bowker. Mr.. Austin OF Dix
field WAS then introduced as the orator OF
the day, and delivered an excellent ora
lion Fx-Gov psrham Of Paris WAS pres
eut and spoke feellnsly Of the dastardly
attempt 10 assaSSinate the President. Mr..
Perham paid high tribute 70 the personal
integrity OF Gen. Garfield.
The ball AZ the Glen Mountain House on
tie evening OF the 4th, was success
some hfty couples were present. The
music furnished by the Dixneld band was
good BAILEY.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1881-07-19

BETHEL. July lS.-LlSt Sabbath hottest
day: l02 : in the shade. There were sew
eral sunStrokes in this vicinity.
All the moving machines are out this
week. oar agents report that more now
ers and horse rakeS have been sold this
season than for many years. Your CORE
>pondeut has sold one carload OF Buck
ewes within the past i've weeks, aud las,
Thursday ordered more from Worcester.
Atelegram was received stating that every
machine has been sold; the demand is
larger than can be supplied As many
Waiter 4. Woods and Meadow Kings have
been sold.
Grain OF al kinds i looking dnely. The
season thus Ear has been cold; drought
prevailed during the flrst part ofthe month.
The carly planted potatoes are looking
wei. and promise a good crop, should the
potato bug be destroyed. Farmers report
the pest more numerous and destructive
than ever before Paris green is literally
used. For The past week the grass has
betn gaining, but the hay crop will be
light. owing TO the cold aud drought In
june. Corn is generally small, but good
color.
our hotels aud boarding houses are M
{u- I'D fast. Bethel aud Elm hotels, rooms
ali engaged; waterspoUt Mountain House
ful 70 Overlooking Oue family from
Lvuu. DR.. X. Percival aud family. are camp
inc out close BY; take their meals At the
House. Among the guests are two artists
and several fishermen, who | believe dis
pg.e with each other the merit of diScloS
I'M. the attractions Of Bethel aS a summer
home. our studios and galleries show
that the former have been accustomed 10
sketch here, and the artists home, the
pleasantly situated and home-like residence
OF the Mountain House. one OF the finest
landscapes here. that from Sunset Rock
along the AndrOScOggiu meadows, with
Mount Washington and Kearsarge in the
distance. has been deliberately painted. the
work being valued at sls ocO. Among
the artis.s who come here. one, not the
least Iromiucut one. We can class among
the anglers.
Mr.. II. C.. Barker Is supplying orr hotels
and boarding houses with Telephones
which are 4 great Improvement. Mr.. Bar
ker Is also repairing clothes wriusers
which have been worn out, with new rub
Der roller; il makes them jus, Is good aS
new. and az a low dgure. Parties having
WORKOUT wriugers should call on Mr.. Bar
ker, in High Street. {.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1881-07-19
Sweeping Victories !
PetenglFS Swivel Pillow

Has defeated the,following level land ard swivel
plows at various blowing ma.chss:
oliver Chilled, South Bend Chilled,
Ward Chilled. New York Clipper. New
York Ir0n Beam. Husssy's, Cameron's,
Frys's. Doe Pl0w, silver Eagle. 0oddard's,
Centennial Charter Oak North American.
BarroW's, Hales, srangers Hoibrooks
or Matehiess, Horton's, sufkins, and
Woods,
Send for circular to +. c. MERRILL, SOUTH
PARIS, MAINE, Manufactures Of Flows, Horse
Hoes, Harrows, &C., &C.
March IS, 1881.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1881-07-19
LADIES':

Save your combines and cut hair and send them
to RAwsOS 4 TUFTS Hair Dealers and Manu-
facturers. Paris Hin, Maine.
We will do your work better and chesper than
any other hrm this side OF New York city. We
make
, 1881-11-24
THANKSGIVING.



Cnressln9ly clustorctl iD Hcntle devotion.
Aroun.l''lr ThanksEiving what llnpplness oinEai
What perfected pcns,tss and swegtel,t., r,o.sot3
In time TO receive the Iast tcnrt!rnps ot satitess
1sy tlend Autumn Rhca o'er last sonlttK lsntta.
And yet nut too !asu to partnkt u thu g!adness. !.
robed birth.
1t CONES 10 ussemb!a.. all smiling and joyous.
Old friends that wo've welcomed for many
With Sais others who sootbo the rough cures that
Aud, saoae @ = thoy arc new ones. prove mono the
less dear.
Then t'ns 5e9a the bf0ad c'rcle old tales md old
We've laughed at, or ericd at. a hundred times
hut, S6ils such 'ovod lips can e'vo xost to tho'r
liSng for to hear tnstn az muuy times mora.
Or when tho night lowers. IN atarry resontment,
All chairs arc drawn closer afoaaa 'ne ps'9us
wha mid tho doop slleuco of perfect content.
Which uliotly steals Ger the trulcaone n,irtti,
They spcals in low tones. to soft cadenccs dyanE,
So fonlcrly uttered through tast.failing tears
or dear o1cs ,cs lous long 'uea'h tho hluo noa'n'
But not forsos amid hurryinR years.
yct. whpther tho dreams which still twIlfghts
wub sorrow Or mcrrlmcnt chance Ia abound:
Thcre's frccdon. sweet fseadon'' onenE'noa III
Our r,oSicst aiieutlous u,ay l!ngor around:
Fur honlesteuhs or Alturs acknowledge uo kcep'
Save h tass which ,s lent by n mc9cIfut Gna,
And, 1t our fond darlluGs are dreamlesly slocl''
TITS froct,lmon who tread o'cr tho undiscovered
| Thon ,eedcss tho marbles triumphantiy roaring
EationaI 81, In. mon!.tnsnt, mum wsIl @ worth rcverinz,
| NOVEMBER, 1851. L. y. 4.
, 1881-11-24

WNHtAftftF {FNV} I1|VFts9, ~,
An extraordinary hlt!y Wn3 tul by tue !tes'
4, fauvluu ut tho Exeter tlucGsun conferences.
tgrY III, aud ~ " WIS assured ha would htat
live forty. hours ~ wRs An1lous s1 aF'
1all2u A,s worldly affairs. 4 lawyer was sum.
a;lxtous u vet hOid Ut the udtowst,nl aud a,cxt
presensauo 10 ths living, 'rh;a otscnt. oal!iv
rIrht nours iuu9Ur, a9rrell tu giyo EiuuuO t0s
tho ncxt presantauon. No sooner wcrs .uatters
svilieu than tue slck ,aaH fe!t a 8ruat weight
ltftvI from his breast. and he At 0uoa had
eyvut dus!sv for ,cb.ekvn broth. mutton ctopt.
and 50 uu. and FMdunlly yut we'll: ltytu1 los
twenty.aYo year., ta The sulorntcHt o. ~ teae.
hre. Ih1 honorable euusSD WouIu.hare huen tut
lie rector to hayo retired IN xltttus we'll. and
IL nave allowed the purchAaar ~ " ones max .
lhv uuxt pr81eutntf0n. but as could not DC
fbis-It would hayu baen slMonyl
, 1881-11-24

lREFttF.
sp.etaf utspateh to 1Ns CHICAGO TrhahA
lsos7tIN, Nov. sa-Thu utston stock market
ttaiuy must bc taksn with non.o Mi'owansgs: u
hns nsA ~ ns s,as sa4 h"x' y s. q! w. Wit
sustattio.i wien ali ,hu c,rcunsstunses aru
considsrctl. Tho taost uctivo hasnassM M t1aa hnsn men
Gssa,. yesterday whoa i cIose.. Ut 9S4, Thts
snurnlx i opened buforu the eall Vt ia.
e. I u ,ou. r. rs's'as tss''sF sa' a?ss:'a ss s
srss WA sst sus'asSa' .ssSsa to t o4 'tass s,a
sptcag; fsetSsa sa i" aS ,ps us 'y u.sSeasss &C.
"a! sa.x o,ss'af SsM Euaaa as"its =. assrs
outlet for S, Gx e ~ hi thsuYs g
sEshEts NV Easlsud. t. h''s Il tess "a
% it, .;s:. ss'Ass . A. : ;ss;s: i:
tstss 81 sst!as4 =, yu. e Er.,sr t ss sS %
IT ID ysatarlay today uiuscl with .a!o Ut ~
TLc decline. lntor tho circumstances. y nut ~ ~
e ss9F1tii* III eoaa,ssea y ss u ito sea as
uo. shanss t1s5e e, ~ m,,es e tnr rcssoli ~ i
tu buyllt Of thu tlss. who nunh u, a. y n ~ ~, ~,
s.tF tsTs't 9n, ~ ~ n9 IestFIstlo. ad 81.
GsSs s',ns y SF'S ,ss ns Nc s
| tl([Ik uu&H 4l4I GH4ll HAfQ 4Nt L4A"e">
MI nIreFt viii 10 made l this direction IL prnbA
Is I has oss" hatA ut tns months ,an, 9ass i!
| n. '>sn Grcat wv" a,lynilluxu Of the stock
5 sae ulus1 si,w .vFxesol Il to uetA!a authos!ty e.
nuke tho la,lll4 into y pFstarrra stoo. ~ ~.
i,ily dstcEsninel on. ur whather tho i.efss'a
t1ss would oo ttxay .ta x.ans mn,a. IT, Io.,! 1s ~
ssxady 1t ItV, Uid Caony " ~. md Northern
HUSTON A'1any z: eH5,asdt s Iii: se s} s,ox u
sciu Ut EiH. ux-aIyj,lctt{. Fort Heutt hecltu'
fssu te Lille ltsek fFo,n Y Y, i, 10 AZ; a.,
Ghicnao, luElnKtnu Qnaey tsons ,Itsno & ~ fro
,ns sS t. iii: Toi.du, Dgpho. t.urns!s,n: ,: troI;
iJ 10 i0N; bsndusty tr9m ~ TO- =: f5,,T, III sH
10 ii; Now Yurk & Now England trou' OR
TN: .,.,, Z, ,,.,,n, ,neomas wer
ntaady ut Us; Atchtaou ~. plas!1, Ut Wy hottns
inn NtaspuSl exetrpt d a VA do nom M,
~ Iirl. Unipn Pacific d. decllne4 II. ~ 191&
| Mcricau Central u from Biss to s3.s. .
i. Uvu Telephone daclined iroW l& 10 la'a'
, 1881-11-24

business ut tho discount holiacs moved AfoHH
wihour any perurptible change. Money con-
tl,,ues abundant, bit moro active, and hencc
rntca arc firtner This ruling rasus arc tQs Gsal'-
ctsslons being actiou. n,atlu from tho luwer
i,unrs Noth roN,,try ant city customers make
liberal oil tlernKs, all OF which Ars ncreptublc to
bankers. -
Tho tnnrkel for Now York eynhaua. Is scusi.
bis s.lAvr. buyers still tried u got a supply nj
bur, but wc hsnfi OF ITO transactions ut that |
rutu. Between hunks $50 premium per zi,uOu |
waa thu price: to customers. as ,tsnat. par.
Tho bunk clearngs worc Si.Un.N0 In shis
matter Of bank clentings as compared wtlh
thuso Of nther cities, Chicago cots 1y no meMns
tho credit that is her ,llie. Tho reason Is that 10
few hunks du tho aueltsc and raptltIy incteas-
lus business 0f tho city. Dt. says ute. there ID
only su much to do, un4 WHY shouad the number
Of pauNs lniko any ssiNereHcHS s!mpls for the
reason thut tho checks dnIty Issued Hrs nut 10
widely sunttortu. aud. th0rcfore, very largo
utnbur Of thon 10 not appear III thu clearing
house roports. IT every nInn iltd bis b"t. ba1lx
and eheukol on II ouIy III ~ daposltoEs the on
ttro ous1bess for tho .'ny would NIT ~ through
tho ctearuRs. rhura could bc no Such thiis.
And II u dozen or hundred mon doing business
with each othur deposit and check OH tho sAIno
bauk. however lnrEu their transactions, not one
would 10 snowu In the ccarnus. They would
| siu,ply balance vach other. We hoard Ut a re.
ccnt instancu where. on soft'omellt
I
"nyn .n,no,s en sno s.mt. Bank, and Of course thu
~, mint ,,,J M. nnnonr In tho public trasac-
a., a out Nv ~ ans NJ r, p Iiutshipsoa wns re-
aons r,.., ~ ~ n;,vcr .r MANN bu Of wheat on
ir,,c.,av. Now i ho checked on btu own bauk-
ra.,. v'','. '.,notn NV TN xgElixN md the
,s u. ."sa chacss wore nIso ,lcnositors
H. ~, ,hs Form rrcnunSc. no notice Of this lafe;o
H.,a, ~. NO. .ond onnrur In thc (,lcorlnu tlul,sc,
M.s vi, ss .,anr. hcIonv n tho cynar1nu.
sa,.oo 1,as,nn tI pht,o,,elnhia III. 1t. Iouts IL,
rSt,,e,.o ~ IT. ,,sn ~ untai arc Canudau banks.
LILY. ,r ~ .n r,n.o, cnn t,o {ound why chIrnro
i.a.. ..|'t M s,"", sII ne Inns mkt tn Now York
a o,,"cts IN 1hodeInhla and t3osto
1a' I,.,r..,.',sa T., pni,,arlnb,u nrnonu TWICE
're a'"''Uuao" m'.'n na. .ho, thrn. fms. M mnu,.
anu ~ n"ss ~, s,,,,n ~ tIs .it,nvantauu tl,o
o"un' "su 80 ~ .,,r ,unts mr., often ,nnro
weeAr "'s u'ua' ~ ph,,a,,c,ohi, ann sonctimos
tn"n luo." W .,,a.. " t,,.ron WhIIa mrs
sse@@ul ''"" ..,,." -, ,b.un ,tmc. tnoxu or
nte ''oa. ~, nm maka I'M nlnsna
a. t'oa's. s"o - rI.s,I,a. Housa hos r,yo
oo tne eeut'. .os . ~. 11sn Sbtcono, the sa,,c
hosc oa'ss ,',. '"a,' o..' ps,,".,oun and Rns,on
namoetut as,,' uaaxs 40 .,e,a hnst ,hnir, mr. nj
| ast "ee"'! "s~e''s or.,, ,,o.x -. ,,.a ~ u, III,
, 1881-11-24

Spstts. Dt.pdseA 70 Ias chicago Trtbaat'
Ngw yoHk, Nov. 2l,-Speruaation Oh tho STOCK
Exchaugo was bearish all day, W conaegtehee
both OF active tnouvy aud Ut Ar. william H.
VauJcrb.t's dsuta! that hny steps have been
tukau 70 compromise tho srunk'ltne war: Tho
market opened per cens !o"ss !of Au'ae'
Watcrtown l. ORdonsbusa, sN per ceut lower for
Oregon Navigation. w par eont lower Tor Nasn'
vito 4 chassanooga, III per coat lower for c!p"
c,unat,, saudusky T. clovelsnd, ~ per eent
lower Tor Chicago, Burlington l. Quincy. ~ per
cuut lowur Tor Milwaukee, Lake sho7a u Nest
, 1881-11-24
A PROSPECTIVE TIMBER FAMINE.


DEpronp, lud., Nov. Ei-At tile rate timber is
beiu3 cut and hautod away from tue fhrtns to
tho 1ulIls Mt present 1t will not 10 long until this
pprt or Indiana will ba without ANYTHING III tho
iJns Of walnut, poplar, oak, und hickory. Many
farlerS hnyu not cnouYh Ut oak tMber left to
rebuild tneir feaces. Uut ttW have been aensi-
bic enough tn rcfpap 10 sell,
, 1881-11-24


FLOtjlt--War noru uettye. thnuG! KrnarnllJ Vn0teu
t,ulI Tt,sre rnle sx'Fs inquiry. hcsetat thon.
sand bugs Ut i0w gte neing !squireu Tor anu "oau
nrobabty hare btu GAken II h0ldurs iad c3nseHaea
IN y Nttia further sha4N.t az pscas. snas "ore re.
,,nrsc VI ~ brls winters tnttIy At ~ brls
Npd s11 racks sprtlHs. nl1ssiT Al 3dnsaI l1o odas
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