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The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1882-09-01
Hamilton Female College.


This institution established FIR ,ho
nisher eoueatlon OF young ladies, has,
under the wise supervision of its nresant
management, won for itself reputation
second to no other school in the land, Its
location Is positively unsurpassed, being
situated IN the most beautiful and healthhil
portion OF the historic blue Grass Region y
of Kentucky. Young ladies of delicate
constitution while in attendance bSre
improve in health. Lexington. CITY of
about 1900 inhabitants, has long sustained
an enViable reputation for its beautiful
streets, oordered with native msple. giying
It's broad sidewalk a balmy breeze, ana do,
hghtlng the eye of the beholder; for its
numerous ana imposing temples of wor-
snip, the rehned character of its society
ana It's great number of institutions Of
learning, among the last of which Hamil.
ton Female College stands in the van with
a president, j. I, Patterson, of thirtv.iiye
years experience, thirty of which he has
been at the head of female colleges. the
last SIX he has been in his present position
ana anything that would add to The com.
Tort and progress Of his pupils has been
supplied, no matter what the cost. For the
comfort of his pupils the college buildings
are located IN the most desirable part of the
GUY, al under one roof, commodious. all
the nuns, stalrWays and rooms nicely car
Peted, rooms, neatly furnished, well yenti-
lated, heated by steam and lighted with
gas, supplied with hot and cold water.
and occupied by two students only
each floor supplied with suit of bath
rooms and every convenience that could be
desired. The health of the pupils il
further insured by pure water, excellent
diet, and the services of one of the hest
medical practitioners of Lexington. For
the intellectual progress of his pupils the
president has the assistance ola full corps of
thorough college graduates of acknowl-
edged ability and extended experience as
teachers. -Four thorough musicians give
thelr TIME TO instruction in this important
branch. The art teacher, by
her superior talent, commands
the greatest respect Of all teachers in her
department. The musical and art depart
ment of the college are very superior. The
best and shortest description of the COLLEGE
Is. sit is hrst-clasS in ali its appointments,
Terms very. reasonable. Students can en-
ter at any time. Ladies from distance can
spend She vacation in Kentucky at light
expense. or return home, ACCOMPANIED bv
some responsible person selected by the
president. For new catalogue and addi.
tonal information address the president.
j. L. PATTERSON, Lexington, Kentucky.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1882-09-01

l.. Il. Curtis, jeweer, corner Main and
Poydras streets, Repairing fine watches a
specially.
An elegant new stock of ladies' and chill.
drens brace cts, wire and spring bracelets
bangle bracelets.
American, English and Swiss watches
diamonds, line gold jewelry, fine assert.
ment of gents gold chains, fob chains and
charms, all new styles.
Seth Thomas and New Haven clocks, all
new styles, walnut clocks, alarm clocks
from ~ up, at corner Main and Poydras
streets.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1882-09-01
Advance iu Cattle.

The tax rolls for this year show an I'D.
vance n the y, - OF cattle over previous
years. We find from the assessors bool /,
that 8,i0a hend OF cattle have been assess,d
this year at $3.50, 1870, which 10 an average Of
about nine dollars per head, against ~ ,0ls
head last year, at $l97 $50, an average oi
about seven dollars per bead.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1882-09-01

Every day in this city thousands Of Ter
sons eat too much at dinner, and, US con.
sequence, suffer from sour stomach, heart.
burn, indigestion, dyspepsia, etc. II these
will take just one OF Carters Little Liver
Pills Immediately after eating, they will be
surprised by the entire absence of those un.
pleasant feelings which daily distress them,
and may continue in their improper course
OF eating big. dinners without fear. Only
one little pill, remember IS cents. An
druggists. For sale by Williams, Tolliver
& Walker, druggists.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1882-09-01
Agents for Carthage City Mills, NJ,

Something new but nothing strange that
applications are pouring into the Marriage
Guarantee association from all parts ofthe
OF the country. They issue certificates OF
$1,000 daily, three and four months plan,
also $4,000 daily, plan for parties who wish
10 marry in a short time. Good agents
wanted. Will make liberal terms. Write
Tor circular. Address W. I. Abrams, Sec
retayr, ~ N, Royal street, Mobile, Ala.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1882-09-01

we call attention to the advertisement in
this edition of the Dozicr-W Cracker
company, st. Louis The crackers, cakes,
etc, manufactured by this company, are
well and iavorably known all over the
south, and no grocers' stock is complete
without an assortment OF their goods.
Among the goods lately introduced by
them, are their celebrated Baby Jumblcs
which are a rich and delicious little cake.
ana great Improvement on the old-iash.
oned handmade Jumbles. They run
about hfty to the pound, and are Just the
thing for the retail grocer. They have also
recently commenced the manufacture of
the American Pretzel, having one of the
only, three machines for making these
goods in the United States. Pretzes are
extensively used in the east by families,
being nutritious and palatable; their con,
tlnued use us a diet has been found of
great benefit in dyspepsia. When wanting
anything in their line, always ask for the
you will get the best,
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1882-09-01
s=aas=-=e
For Rent or Iease.

Tor three years the lower part Of the brick
building--50 by 100 ieet-cornor Main and
Second streets 1T. Worth. Suitable for a
wholesale house, For particulars inquire
OF g. b. Dixon or Thomas II. Whitaker,
corner OF Florence and Second streets,
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1882-09-01
INDICATIONS.

I Light local rains, followed by
wN' partly cloudy weather. higher
s,aad winds mostly northcrly.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1882-09-01
Stable Removed,

Stable Removed.
Messrs Martin b Randall have removed
their livery stable to Hargis h Stcvenson's
old stand, on Camp street. This firm has
hne stock OF saddle and buggy horses and
those desiring livery service cannot do BET.
ter In Dallas than TO hunt up and pstroniye
Messrs. Martin 4 Randall.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1882-09-01

Every chewer should buy Spring Navy,
because 1t is the best Tobacco ever sold In
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1882-09-01
To the Drummsrs or tho ws.,

When at Colorado, stop with w. d. strat.
ton, at the Rendrebrook House. The hes,
sleeping apartments, the best table, this
best sample rooms n The west.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1882-09-01

The best remedy for exerting a powerful
tonic effect on the muscles governing and
controlling the action of the heart, is
Browns Iron Bitters.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1882-09-01
Good News

From the st. Louis Globe-Democrat We
clip the following information, the result of
the 2;25 pacing race held at Hartford, Con-
necticut, August Goth:
ruler, p g'"''"' '.''.,',....,.....I !
warrior, ....,,,,,.,.,,...-. 2 Q
Hattie Bond b. m...............2 & s. q.
Time-2:l7'l, 2;25A, 2:22, 2;27, BIS
The victor of the above contest Is a Dallas
horse, owned by Mr.. A. w. Campbell, of
this city, one of his recent purchases since
his advent into the northern grand circuit
With this victory, and the wonderful
achievement OF Golden Rule" with the
Texes runners Joe Murray" and Gar.
field, which have been winning almost at
will, then wild Moor" who won the ten
thousand dollar purse at Salt Lake CITY,
compels us TO predict the grandest fall
meeting Of the Dallas Jockey Club Texas
ever witnessed
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1882-09-01

Closing Out to Make
room for fall stock, q Fauman's, 100 Elm
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1882-09-01

Fresh Llmberger cheese aud dill pickles.
at Loeb 4 Freiburg's.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1882-07-20

Last "wednesday evening there was q
strawberry festival at Emery Hall. under
the auspices Of the Ladies Aid Society. for
the benefit Of the Bucksport Cornst Band
and Orchestra which was very well patron
ned notwithstanding the fact that the
Methodist Sabbath school had an excursion
to Cedar Grove aud did not get back until
: O'Clock The other society VAS well rep
resented Supper was served from TO :.
Hot rolls strawberries and cream. cake,
tea and cold water comprised the ball OF
fare Last bat not least was the delcctable
ice cream which was served later on. The
Band va, there IN their handsome uniforms,
and altogether II uas quite an enloy able &C
casIon.
Last "wednesday evening two teams
culllded on Man street. One contained
Daniel Lake and has wife and baby. The
other a Mrs. CosscS. The latter Vas not
thrown bat either from fright or some other
reason she became Iu~eusihle. and remained
until the next morning IN that condition,
but whcu she came To or recovered her
senses she Was all right MIR Lake was
thrown out and considerably injured. the
child cscap ed unhurt, also Mr. Lake.
4 horse belonging TO J. y. Illlook
came to his death IN a very peculiar man
ncr. On SATURDAY. he vas on the opposite
side 81 the rlver at Prospect Fern. HIS
driver q drummerb lci; HIM unhltched and
near the water and vent into Mr.. Harm
mans store The horse walked into the
water, got beyond h's depth and was
drowned
The remains 81 Rev Henry Giles
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Latest from the Seat of War.

The daily Telegraphs Alexandra cor
respondent SAYS Monday morning. sail
ors drew NJ close 10 their gaulng guns and
the marines we're ordered to get read, for at
tack il being reported that Arab Pacha
was coming /, proved false alarm.
P.ent, Of males have been landed for the
feld batteries which also have been landed
SO that our force : ready to move a, a
moments notice \ large number of PEG
pie are returning ashore. hear that
Arabs troops are about Is miles from Port
sad, and also that there are some troops
near Sucz- The 7'imes Alexandria de
s!,aichcs saws "No words can BE- too
strong 70 eulogi5e %. admirable manner IN
which all have united TO repair the effect Of
the bombardmeui and render the city habit
able English, American aud Greek sailors
and marines We with one another IN dong
good solid work
The 7Imes PARIS despatch says The
idea OF the renewal of the close co-opera-
ton Of France with England has nov forced
itself upon the French Government
The Cabinet Council has adopted reso-
luton to this effect. resolution conditional
on three things VIZ, Turkeys rcpl. 10 the
identical note Of the powers inviting the
Porte 70 send troops to Egypt the decision
Of the conference. and tie sanction OF
Parliament Subject to these conditions
the two governments are now entirely agreed
in regard 10 the terms upon which their
forces viii undertake TO restore order IN
Egypt"
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1882-07-20

The Ar:u.t Md is~aie j. 10. able fpr
.pfnr s.rl b-AutlfIt drsw n.y. 81 2ir- Nth
dow.r.. the eN4ui-itr lrpnti.ptr,r, Ascu'u-
pauNtp: Ia" rNqui.hs I-n-u Of How The
l-a4trt tul to thurrh." bt Emily A 81 ST.
DIX. "Fasturr Il Is--A sumptuou. ~hraf. =
aud anaIA Ltlt- On stately stems '-- A 10
tire. arr drawn bs Ms Humphrey aud tw 0
81 them Illustrate, 10 COMPANY with utha- en-
Cravings, Mis- Harms charming 80 10 Flower
fAlHrs. No. VI" Among The goDi -hnrl
.t1Tir. = tfdr one u oli frontier lifg IN
" hich fur. SIMON k,uiUn. the famous Ken
tueAy bArA - goldman: another, likcat-s a true
oDe, }. b, Mr.. lput.A T. trAt<ii. The FLORAL
Procession a stot Ol cd Boston. With Mrs.
HaTr,son GRAY OtIs A. one Of IT. character-.
10th thee stories have iuii-payr en1rAsirgs.
4 bong tns:allurni l. $50 given % The tTO-
jon Wa" iJii u .uu wo.t hy Of s-boJl-b.,y :
deep 10 To" classics. Eiw Jd Eyrrr- llAlr
ds-.,it--- rs late Ni-it 20 the kncli.h parlta-
m~ul sad the cuHeds No Question. Asked, Z"
moves on rma,iu:ly. An Art Art.,ir 10 the
Ni,tts NJ alter Color kxhihitton. git ns the
youug isopl a Srty clear llra Of ~. sI.ry arIe
which yratiS iutrtts -tbuu.aud, TX t.r, r In
New York Cay, and which i, Ji~rrs~.d hy
urw,pAI-r, H., o. ;h.iui he lard. IL h4s ibir-
.y-ou" ~; :. ~ w. Alu lsC -iuuilr ~Aet.hr- 81
= ouitDynt pic,uTt.. Ths ChauIUqua Read
ihg Uurse Abounds 10 gOOa thing., but he
charm 81 10. Lruoer 10 hosts OF young folk
vii b. ,hr spa.Litng ope.r,t .. The Rrb lliou
OF iHr Da'-lc-." Hi,h u, deceive ,tlu t,luus
sud c,-tutuing sBt. it, b, iiilAnt mrslc. tie TX
cs ,tiI - ilu.t cations are ~ 1: gnaI Birch. the
nurse mi hbtrdo by Lou. &. kl-on TIL
HuIs .itodks Oi- rr,tAs heretofore giAen have
proved great suc,rsse-. and have been lscI-
fot med b..u,r lArgr sudienc,.s " q much ~ al.
but Vs. predict greater popularity fnr The
Eecllton Of ID ,tsies" than for any previous Ju-
VeutIe op.rrtlA.
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Rev. b. Dodge and family. from Leb-
anon have recently been ,.siting friends IN
town. HIS vivid description Of school life
on the Hill more than forty years ago, vas
extremely mi.ih provoking. But from the
rough school, came many noble men and
women. who have filed the pages Of life's
history With WORTHY deeds Among the
number were three Congregational preach
er.. namely John aod Benjamin Dodge and
Il. u. Hehry also u. 4. WATSON Of Unitarian
fame
Query. VIII the present generation with
better advantages compare favorabl, With
the past
Miss Annie F. Shephardson. who has
been Teaching drrihg the past wear and a
half in Salt Lake CITY, is spending her "a.
cation at home. She will re,psn to her work
IN September not q coaccrf to the Mormon
faith. but a firm believer that our laws
should be enforced and earnest Christian
work done there.
The schools have all closed and the
farmers are beginning to secure .heir crop
Of hay. which promises 10 be the iaTgest for
many lrrFs.
July l3
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WtaIer Harder

winner - Areor
HALL OBJ IRoS BoUNp LODGE, I
No. isi. ]. o. oF q. I. J
Whereas, 1t bath ple-sed so Alwi,e Pow
deBce to remove by death out 1 lend aud
brother. Willsm Torrey.
Re oieed. That while we c9n bat lsme Mt
his early deail, We NV profit by the roe.sse
sud patience with which be bore b lony aId
trti ing illness.
Resnlred. That We - n Lodge sympain1 e
fully VITA he bereayed ismlly ia ,h.s sad hour +,
and trust tBat they with ~, may feel THAI our
loss j. Heavens gam.
Cox.
The Strawberry festival held in Pacific
Hall, July IA. by the Ladies' Sew no Circle,
for the purpose of raising funds TO paw for
the Chapel organ, was sucress IN every
particular. About half past eight large
company filled the hall and were en.eri ned
for short time by music and recitations.
The opening of the mail and delivering Of
the letters, we're succeeded by sotirg for
the "best man" in The hall. Inc prize was
given TO Enoch New nan, an old gentlema
of eighty six. who received q large ma
jority.
Mrs. Polly Peudleton woman Of seven
ty-four received q handsome tidy, for being
voted the "smar,est woman" present. A
good natu-ed rivalry between the generous
lady from Serene Cottage and plumber Of
citizens, added much to the interest of the
voting. We next tried our luck at the fish,
pond; which was, owing to its msnner OF ar
rangement. quite a novel affair. S''awber-
ries we've then served in such quantities. as
only unselfsh mothers know how 10 serve
them. The games of "Copenhsgen" aad
jogging Along" wee entered into so spir-
itedly by old aud Young. that it seemed tn
US the fleshy matrons and brown sea captains
verified the words,-"Pm just Is young as
/ used to be-" X.
| July l6.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1882-07-20

DULL-DUILER- DULLEsr.-Our young
ladies away at Bar Harbor aud other places
our men at the Banks, etc. farmers bus,
getting hay, all are so busy they have nc
time to make news. As far as | can observe
there is nothing new or wonderful TO CON-
municate.
Mary of our people are rusticating a,
Northport ard Bar Harbor a. though Orland
was not rustic enough. bot it is change
change that people want, and this We are all
striving for in different, ways. A good clean,
airy home quiet and cool with a good paper
or book, an easy conscience and with fine
surplus Of honest "In God we trust" dollars
in the pocket, IS rlsticating enough for yours
truly.
There has been a frightful epidemic
among that beast Of prey" called a cat, and
at the same time a healthy increase in birds.
-Spurt,iuen are taking some fine frort
from our ponds. he, wlii soon be d,barfed
from catching them, and the Law will be
rigidly enforced.
Bass put in our river here wears ago
b, John T. Buck have done wells large
one was caught the other day.-soon our
waters wlIl bc filled with fish. MEDIcOs.
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Dea. James Gilps;riok.

In the death Of pea- GiIpat-.cs. Whltry
ha. los; most valuable citizen. lie VA
boz IN OrlAnd. in isO6. lie learned rs
trade N Ercksport and settled IN Whiting
as the village black smith more than 81 wears
ago. He VA, me- med 81 year, ago last Dc
inhcr. to a daughter 4 the late Ahijah Crane
Of Within. For So yeas Dca C4pattick
has beeu an earnest .rteBd Of ever, good
cause n h. adopted own. He vas espcc-
lails Ac,tse n the car.c Of Temperance. ~.
ucai'on and sAc ed music, bu; the interests
that urrr deepest n the hcs : az lJya- @.
crn.ercd n the church o.. Chsls'. and csnec-
ia!l, n he Cons.rss iIonsl church p Wit
lrg l. Is nov 20 YEAR, s.1~r tat church
"a, Organized. during all those ye,-s h. has
been lhc only Deacon Of the church. and -
the CHI rch has been uach Of the me wl,h.
out nsa,s'cr, he has h,.sn In m11S .pect,
the pastor II the church, s1I that church
mousns bis dca,t ,c.v urh a. a church
would mou-u 'hc death Of faiffI. pastor.
lie IA, been he oai, Sup-.rn eatcrf When
the Go lgrcgadonA Sabbath School hss ever
had
Inc rli.hfvl and con,jsrer, G -.., Iii NE
of Dca G. has done much ro l1tr'n~nd
the gospel Of Chrg,i a. sor'hy ~ All &C.
ccp,auon. HE died. loved and horu-,l hy
a. ~ho Knew r'm. Ia. r. ard H., rh j.
rem sur.!ve ham. H., bone j., .,ct.! DESC
late and sad ~llhuu, t.m He ava peace.
iviy and Iustlneiy on the morntr; ~ July
lst h, fu1cra! va, Attended Jl', "a
he Sabbath School add 10 e RUE 81
f-lca!. followed h.. rrma .. to the cemetery
-AIrh,Is kcPDiitoIR.
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J. K. A.
hoatk " Get HHArbaw.

The visiting season has commenced in
earnest. Visitors are constantly arriving
by boa, and by team.
The Hotels a.e filing up. Toe Island
House has at the present tire about 80
guess. and tue Freeman House has alio
about the same number. Both Of the above
house. are well mans Jed.
The Dlngo House i, nov open for WIS.,
l;ors. A very con handing view Of tie
country NAV h. had ..om this house. II
viii accommodate about forty persons We
should JAdge. Mr.. Cummings Holden il.
the proprietor.
The Rev. Edgar Cousins. (Coagrega-
tionalis,1 Of CBeroheld ~ith his wife, Is
spending short VACATION in this his ma
tive place. Also the Few. Oliver Fer maid.
tMe,hodistl and wife are spending few
weeks here. Thi. is the place of bis birth.
and here hi, earliest Years were spent.
He is nov We believe member Of the South
ern New England Conference.
The place is sw1Iming with stcargers,
from all parts of The country, even from
California, the land Of gold, 10 fad rest and
health, and pleasure.
The people here have begun having
Tne grass looks we'll, and the farmers are
pleased.
Samuel LIrvev, Esq, Of Norwood's
Cove, me. with a ssd sccldeni, last Mon
day llOth) He as repairin b-Ish fe nee
quite distance from BONE While thus en-
gagged he accidentally eIt himself severely
with an ak. A piece was sl,,ered of the
left ankle bone, and the blade of the az
ente ed the uDper part Of the lelt foot, leay-
ing bad cash. DIR. Lamont carefully at
tended 10 the wornd
July -
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1882-07-20

Quite q number Of BluehilPs citizens
we're treated TO a lecture. last Sunday after
noon, at the Congregational vestry by Rev.
Mr.. Annear. The reverend lecturer took
for his subjec Talk and Takers" which
proved to be an interesting one, and drew
the attention Of all present from the begin
ming to the end. Mr.. A. is q gentleman Of
extensive experience and travel, as we'll as
more than ortiina. oratorieal ability. A
portion of his life has been spent IN mis-
sionary labor in Africa, and We understand
that he is soon TO start on lectnring tour
through Hancock Co., giving at least one
lecture on life in Africa" as well as several
other interesting subjects. Whatever Is
taken BY Mr.. A. for q subject, We are con-
6dsnt that all who have the privilege Of
listening to him will be pleasantly and prof
itably entertained. 4. l.
July Is.
AT the close of the morning service at
the Baptist Church in Bluehill yesterday,
Rev. Mr.. Lyon read letter Of resignation
and placed it in the hands of the Parish
Committee.
July II.
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A Pine Thing for the Teeth.

Fragrant SOZODONf is composition
o. the purest anu choicest ingredients Of
the Oriental vegetable kingdom. Every in
gcedienl is well Known TO have a seqehcIAl
effect on The tee.n and gums. Is emb.lm-
Ing or ant.septic property and aromatic fra
GRANGE make it toilet luxury. 500
DON'T removes all disagreeable odors from
the breath caused 1y cstairh, bad teeth. &c.
1t IS entirely free from the injurious and
acrid properties of tooth pastes and pow
ders which DESTROY the enamel. One bo,.e
Will lasl SIX months JULY
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HusL.psrt t-atr~

Farmers commenced having las, week
The crop bid, far to be- more than an ave .
rage The weather has heen favorable f.r
the last few daSs. Wheat - looking veil
Smaller breadth ,own than usual BARLEY
good Bean, are looking finely. More than
usual planted. Potatoes are looking very
finely Iigh, acreage. Not a, man, bugs
a. lat year 80 fat Pear. and plum, y ~
weld yer, light Apple. fair Yer, iiuic
eoFu planted owing to the .a,eness u the
season
zConsldcrable sickness prr,a here At
iht, time FrlIa, night Nj Freeman Hig-
gnu. had al attack resembling a paral,u
shock lie lay IN a Kind " .tupor for some
time from ~hich be has nu~ rallied. though
hls condition IS still considered critical.
i notice that something is at ~ork upon
the Juniper trees IN this VICINITY Ii entire
!, STRIPS them Of all vrrdure except TIN, wear
growth generally from the top half "a,
do~n In man, instance. the trees look a.
II a fire had run over them. These are
mostly trees from twenty to fort, feet high
the smaller ones from ten to finren feet
high being rarely touched. Can any on,
give information as to what Is doing h,
mischief
Jul, Il. Ira