Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1881-03-08
OXFORD COUNTY LOCALS.

-four. Such pounding a. this Is what
men like-lt don't hurt any.
Grover, OF Happy Hollow, l. saving
birch into bowels.
Farmers here are moving potatoes TO
market -Bryant's Pond. They are worth
from I5c 10 soc n bushcl.
L. Thomas will build, at the village. next
summer, two-story work shop.
Walter II. Farnham, son Of J c. Farm
ham OF Rumford. Is at work in shoe shop
as cutter in Holbrook. Mass. Lately he
bought a soc. ticket To the "Band Fair,
and drew a solid gold watch and chain.
Several men at North Rumford saw,
Saturday. an inverted raiuDO". the Two
ends pointing Skvward II was showing
little al the time.-JoWBdi.
ASpoyER, Mar. 3.-A drive into the
woods recently where ID. W. Shepard Is
logging, convinced Us he IL the boss
Shepard" for logging, by the thorough man
ucr his roads are made aud kept, the good
location of his camps aud their couven len
ces and neatness. We went up the noun
tain road where five two horse teams yard
the logs. on one sled each team, down the
steep road a mile To camp aud yard, taking
from five 10 twenty long trees at load.
We saw large spruce fell and lodged, and
by order OF the boss" another was frlledb by
the foreman and his chopper across the
lodged one, when the two came down With
crash contrary 10 the expectations ofthe
chopper, who made quick work cutting
down the large spruces. We saw the
clown" Jack knife" the sled and quickly
and with ease roll on the logs Will" the
driver turned his stout horses. A ride
down the steep hills on the logs will con
vince any one OF the fact the driver would
dD credit 10 any "buss" driver at the
hub Mr. = keeps six teams drawing
to the landing and has about eight hun
drrd thousand landed. Mr. shepard. un-
like the boss Shepard" OF political notori-
ety. pays ~ he goes, keeps his men we'll
and according IN the advice OF "ThomaS
Farmer. Almanac" buys his stores at
wholesale thus doing away with the mid
die men lie has given his men two oyster
supp,rs at "Hod.smtn Hall" Staples
AMI Brown draw on the same road some OF
the way and have hauled about the same
amount.
Frank Thomas At North Rumfnri. has
/ In over a million feet, and Htmmonds IN
West Surplus. about million feet. Thl>
thaw i nearly putting Al eud 10 logging
,cratious this season.
The warn weather aud rains have carried
| n the snow a. rapid rate, though there
AZ. drio~ remtinIng mtny feet deep. The
streams are raised a little by the ,hsw
our school, that have been in session
are some OF them closing. We notice Mr..
Davis L,vcioy who has b'en out of town
teaching. is At home. III, brother Arthu r
had three augcrS badly sawed while at
work in Mr.. Growers mill
Inc spring ctr'llpn ~ tn'N "'N'"@' "P
pears - excite hut little attention.
Those men AMI team. that have been en-
gagged this winter drawing pIrch Al brihel
mill. have returned home.
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