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IDYL-No MORE

The dollar OF our daddlos
Ia not considered bad,
Nor do folks underestimate
The little sonny's scad
But the Sunday OF our city dads,
The Appellate Courts adoption,
Beats sons and dads and County Courts
And even Local option.
Then come and SEQ at old Glen Lea,
You'll find things livery fine;
With open door In the eve at four,
And the same In the morn till nine.
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Aleton.s Hungarian Flour.
The hnoAt made, for sale only by
I'm. n. AraroN
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Dallas PllliG LihHarT
I b MAR ALIS g. 60.
WhOIGSaI0GPOc0rS
DALLAS, TEXAS.
plSSnlurl

,lSsoLUrl0N on COMPREHENSIVE.
~ The arm OF Dettertou a dopkins
have this day dissolved ny mutual consent
aud ha sold 10 the BCilOrtou & Hopl,ins
Mercanti. 20 ComFanya rcgu arly chartered
instltotioG, an of their Interest In the ate
firm oftho appreciated patronage cxten ed
thcm, W, j, NETTEErON,
:, Is, HOPKINS
Having purchased tho business nf the
firm OF lietterton Is Hopkins, we would so.
llclt the mNors oftne trade, assuring tncm
agoment or emp Dyes, or tho literal courtc.
Qua treatment h therto extended 10 ali.
BErrERroN K HopKtNs MERCHANT IE Co,
July lB-lw Dallas. Texas
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The best y, g and 81 mons calf,
nlgn OF low quarter, shoes ut Loop
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OUR LONG BUSINESS STANDING
In This Community Should DO sum-
Client Guarantee

OF the quality of goods we offer for
sale, therefore don't be deceived, but
buy, the genuine Mosquito Lotion,
made only by HickoX IL Hearne, in
w, IL. Patterson & Co.'S, old stand,
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For lame back, sido or chest uso
Shiloh's Porous Plaster. Price %
cents. Sold by j. l.. Williams d Co.,
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Have you seen those beautiful Jump
Seats? ~
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Gold pens, pencils, autograph and
Photograph albums ut Paul H. Erbia,
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KEEP YOURSELF COOL

And Refreshed During the Hot Weather
by using Hiokox & HearDe's toilet and
bath cologne. Only 30 cents pint.
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Embroidery at half price 70
close thom out at Bauman's.
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Patterson's drug store, corner Main
ana Poydras, for fresh drugs.
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RsssseIs. black and eoiored.
At Bauman's.
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I g following are The letters remaining
in the post Office at Dallas, Tayas, for the
week ending Juiy2', 1855. IL not called
for within four weeks same viii be rent to
the dead-letter Office. Parties calling for
these letters Will please say "advertised,''
JOHN II COCHRAN, II. Nj,
Ladies' List.
Baker, Mary Miss Baly, Dslela An
Bennett, NJ MISS Berry, j Mrs
Beara Mary Miss Barber, WinCie Mrs
Braggs, Vinie Mrs Bradley, Mary Miss
BOulquing, Mary Mrs
Go Inns, sailie Mrs C,ntor, a Mlsa
Carter, Laura Mrs
Elliott, Sallie Miss
Fields, Norris Mrs Feeling, Mollie Miss
Fletcher, Ceny, Mrs Fiudley, NJ T. Mrs
Fisher, Matie Ms (G
Gloasner Mary Miss Gresnlea Mirla Mrs
George, Bena Mrs
Hickman, Mandell Miss
Hart Lee Mrs Herndon, NJ Miss
Hadley, jennie ID Miss
HcrlsoD, Mary Ann Mrs
Hard N Mel on Mrs Horton, Mollie Il Mrs
Jacobs, Clara Mrs Jane, Lernor Misc
Johnson, Eliza Al n Mrs
Johnson, Mandy Mas
johnson, so hia MrsJones, Ida Miss
King. Eliza Miss
LocEett, Virgie Logan. Mary Mis-
Lurnos, Nelly 9rs Laiie, Emma
No Farland, Mattle Miss
Madison, Maud Miss Megegoe, Fancy Mrs
hllst fieuh nlIb morgan EllZH MIS-
Marion, Henrietta Miss
Mosley, Mary Mrs May, Sallie Mis-
Matthew, Lou Miss Mai, II G Mrs
Pino erton, Nellie Mrs
Penn, Alice Mrs Pie, Viola Mrs
Pie ce, Eva Miss
Robinson, Cetharine Robinson, Rachel Mrs
Robertson, Il izabeth Mls
Robinson, Amandie Rowler, Emma Miss
Sherman, Salie Mrs s. lard, Mary Mrs
Sims, Caline Simons, Lucy Mrs
Samson, Harriet Mrs
Thurman, A V Mrs Theraler Matte Miss
Tho mpson, Ellen ~ thompson, Anna Mrs
Terrg, Winifred Mrs
Underwood, A MIS-
Virgins. Lanoy MissWi son. Loo Mrs
Wilson, CaHdis Miss Watts, Nellie Miss
Watson, Nellie Miss WatOn, Tom Mrs
Warren, q ara Miss t2
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Ladic! quits and underwear
70 close out NJ cost, 30 10 E. Bau.
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M ANTE I'm ORMATION-I WILL
w pay $40 reward for positive intorma-
ton of the whereabouts of Richard Lee
Luttrell, aged Ii years, and Ida Dove Lutt-
rell, aged y years. Address WILLIAM q
LUTTRELL, Gainesville, Cooke County,
Texas. le23-Ifi
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NM &NTED-hH ACTIVE MAN OR WO-
w man Ia every county to soil our goods.
SALARY $40 per month and expenses, or
commission, Expenses In advance. 81 out
1T free. For fun particulars address STAN
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NJ olltE-IhE RED NEWS PIC 10
- scaled proposals for the fol owing
privileges az tl Red Mons aud llaymuk-
or's flcnic, to be held Rt SHADY View Park
Jus ~, 1885, Will be received until O'Clock,
Monday evening, July2; ] beer stand. .
lemonade stands; 1 leo cream and confec.
uonefyhtaud / soda fountain and IMMORAL
wafer; iruit stand; watermelon stand; g
cigar stands / lunch stand 1 flying ions
nioi shooting gallery; cane stand and
b0hA irnnei knife frlwC; / mng-teStpr
ana muscle lester. Teuns one half cash
when the bid ltawardcd; the balance nj d
p, m day OF the picnic, on the Grounds.
any aud all bids. Address, bids 10 ]. i.
LliArcu .R Chairman OF Committee, No. 4
McrchhutS exchange. iyiB 1Ot
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w ANrED--N STENOGRAPHEE AND
w typewriter wants n position. For in
formation, address a. o, Herald office.
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Eok IsALE-WE OFFER FOR SALE .
IL lots on Elm and Main streets, over half
the lots having neat and new cottages on
them, for small payment in cash, balance
on long time, We guaran tee this property
TO be lower than an' like property offered in
Dallas, and can recommend IL 10 workmen,
mechanics and others desiring to secure
homes on the easiest possible terms. SIslP-
Son Il HUFFMAN, 73l Elm street. 23-tf
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WANTED 7KAVELERS 40 STOP AZ
" the Cleveland House, Abilene, Texas
Mrs Bertha henson, frOprlGtress. Iiousi
thoroughly fitted up, and conducted on Tie
european plan, with restaurant attached
meals ut all hours, and polite attention;
SPECIAL Inducements for drummerg. febOl'
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EOR sALE-CHEAP AND ON EASY
A. terms, three of the nnest cottages in the
cityi new and very deSirably located. En-
mayl2-3mO II NJ pam
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w ANTED-AGENT ADDREsS THE
w electric Lamp & Stove Co., st. Louis,
Mo-, for circular, cuts and terms OF the Cd
candle. DOWer Marsh Electric Lonn Ian. sv,
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IfTherniaLire
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MOTlCE-TO WHOM IT NAY GOV
~ Germ This is to certify that have
on the sth day of July re,icued nv posiiinn
az president OF the Lone Star Mutual Ilfe
Anoci0tio st Dallas Texas. NV respon.
SID lily ceases rom and or the utoya date
Respectfully yours w II SUpPE iv2l.Gt
NOIlOE-OUK MK. ThOM SON Will,
~ spend the next three months in M
LOUIS, chicago Cincinnati, Indianapolis
incss, In inducing people topurchRg4 gro
erty ard locate In this STATE and in Dalpg.
Persons having property 10 ttll or oy-
chan q VIII do wei 10 call ana place the
same M our hands as our facilities are un.
equled In Texas. LAEu 6 THOMPSON
keHl Estate ana Rental Agents, l,p SycI.
moro street, iyWdtf-w lw
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vAr..ols. sis.s and '''s'''' So.
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IN ANIED-IMM EDIATELY, FIVE OR
~ six good carpeuters-be wages paid
70 best men. Apply in person to j. r
MINOR, CorsCana, exas. iu2l-Ny
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w ANIED-BY A GRADUATE WITH
w five ears experience as teacher, a
position as principal OF school in live
town can furnish good testimonials. adj
dress y. Y. H., care Dallas Herald, Dallas
Iexas. jyl7-6teod
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1885-01-31
Funeral OF Mai. Hannemnn.

Tho last military honors were paid the
remains of the late Maj. Julius r. Han
neman, commander of tho District artil-
lery, by his comrades Of the G. A. r. at
their hall, corner of Seventh and |.
streets northwest, yesterday afternoon at
4 o'clock. Tho services were conducted
under the auspices of John A. Rawlins
post, No. 1. q. A. r.. Commander Capt.
ii. c. Weaver reading the Grand Army
services, and Rev. BENZ. Swallow, the
chaplain of the Department of the Poto-
mac, delivering funeral sermon. An
impressive address was delivered by Rev.
Louis II. Schneider, of COncordia Luth-
Gran Church, and besides the members OF
the post, Of which the deceased had been
member, comrades from nearly all
other posts were present.
John A. Rawlins Post escorted the re-
mains to their last resting place at Pros
pect Hill Cemetery. where a salute of six
guns was fired by battery b, of the Dis
trict Artillery, under command of Capt
A. 7. Cunningham.
At q special meeting of the District Ar
tillery held last evening resolutions o
respect were adopted in honor of theiI
dead commander, and the sympathy o
the organization was extended to tn,
grief-stricken family.
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1885-01-31

EDITOR OF THE REPUBLICAN; Can you
tell us why that portion of Corcoran street
between Sixteenth and Seventeenth
streets. known as Monroe street, has been
so terribly neglected by the District au-
thorities? No paved roadway nor side.
walks, the street itself pool Of stsgnant
water, which is now backing up to our
doors on both sides. Four physicians
have patients there this week for ills
they attribute solely to the condition OF
affairs described. It the commissioners
will only give us proper drainage itwould
be great help. MONROE STREET.
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1885-01-31
Boys Clothing;

We exhibit at this time the best stock of BoyS'
LITTLE BOYS, and YoUTHs' SUITS and OHERCoATs
have shown 1t is so comprehensive thatit
all qualities and prices No matter what kind Of
an OVERCoAT or SUIT you may want for the bow we
have it here Our variety is SO extended that vouu
not question what to buy, but what not to buy.
And if you want any COLLINS, CURES SHIFTS,
SciRTs, HOSIERY, UNDERWBAR, or anything OF that
sort please remember that carry full line of GEN
TLEMENs FURNIsHING GooDs of every description
We don't ask you to take word for this but do
ask that you will call and verify assertions for
yourself
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1885-01-31

The coy hall at Fifth and II streets
was the scene of merry and novel
dancing party last night, being the calico
hop given by Prof 4. Edwin Phipps.
The decorations Of the hall were artistic,
and each lady pre- sent was resplendant in
a gown Of variegated cotton, The dance
card contained fifteen select and graceful
dances, and the party was thoroughly en-
] oyable.
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1885-01-31
BOYS suits cut rates, Eiscman, 9TH and E

WE understand that the Seaton Hall, corner
of Ninth and ID streets northwest has been pro.
cured by the American Flag and Decorating
Company, for the sale of Flags ana Decorations
ton. The place will be opened on or about
EcbrIlnrY 4 nCXI.
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1885-01-31

KEEP always in your houses bottle Of An
gosturR BitteTs, the world renowned appetizer,
Of exquisite flavor and bottle of Angostura
Liqueur, the finest sweet cordial now eXtant,
Both manufactured only by DR., ]. G. b. Siegert
d Sons, and for sale by James r. McGee,
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1885-01-31

An alleged Episcopal colored minister
named Richard Lee was arrested Son
Thursday on suspicion of obtaining an
overcoat and SIS from |. Hamburger.
Several drafts with checks Of city banks,
letter, indicating that he was under
indictment for forgery in North Caro-.
lima, and paper purporting to be signed
by Congressman skinner, authorizing
him to collect funds for his church which
was damaged were found on him. Tho
North Carolina authorities have been no.
titled.
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1885-01-31

II Ladies' Newmarkets, black
Berlin twill cloth, double breasted,
plated back, now $3.50; they sold
well at SII.
7 Russian Circulars, in dark
shades only, of finest Berlin twill
cloth, Astrachan trimming down
front, braided back, now $40. 75;
they were considered cheap at
SI5.75.
s Circulars, Siberian squirrel lin
ing, Ottoman silk and satin mer-
veilleux facing, now $1,000; the
price in season has been IS, 40, and
$50.
7 Damasse Silk Dolmans, fur
trimmed and quilted silk lining,
now $3.50; former price, $a7.
8 Black Gros-Grain Silk Suits,
latest design, elegant workmanship,
now $3.50; during season we sold
lots of them at SEQ.
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1885-01-31

FOuR-FIFTHs Of our American people are af.
llictcd with sick headache in either It's nerv-
Gus, bilious, or cOngestiye forms, caused by
ody has ever conquered 1t until DR.. Leslie's
Special Prescription was discovered. Give II
a trial See advertisement in another column.
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1885-01-31

Table Damasks,
Table Cloths and Sets,
Napkins and Doylies,
Towels and Crashes,
Ready-made Sheets,
Pillow Cases and Bolsters,
Blankets, Comforts,
Quilts and Curtains.
Estimates furnished on APP
plication. Correspondence
solicited.
Special Mail Order De-
partment in charge of an ex-
perienced person, insuring
prompt attention to all COM
munications.
Curtain Laces-We have
made the following special
prices on the balance of stock
of Nottingham Curtain Laces
with a view Of reducing the
stock previous to our semi
annual stock-taking:
lie quality reduced to.....................12Iac
25c quality reduced to.............,.........17c
37iac quality reduced to.............".....25c
acc quality reduced to................."...37iac
zoe quality reduced to......................6Oc
We have also made the
following reductions on Cur
tains. Too many on hand is
the sole reason for reducing
the price. Very best goods.
$40 90 Guipure D. Art Curtalns........ % 90
II 90 Nubian Striped Turcomans..l2 90
20 90 Raw Silk do 20 90
80 90 do do 10 90
Ladies' fine Jersey Cuffs,
warranted all linen, 12Tc
per pair.
We don't often advertise
things for men-they are
generally attracted by win
dow displays. We offer 200
dozen Mems S a tin Lined
"Claudent' and Puff Scarfs
at CSC each. See if they are
not worth soc.
Mems Solid Color Hall
Hose, full regular made, split
feet, only CSC per pair.
All the $1.25 Scarlet Medi.
Gated Underwear, for men and
women, goes down to $I.oc
per garment. Haven't very
many.
Domet White Flame,
takes a tumble-12H to Sc
IS to Ioc; 32-inch, heavy
goods.
Corsets for Evening Wea,
We desire to call attention
to our splendid line Of shor
length Corsets in Frencl
Satteen, Coutil, and German
Woven, bought especially 70.
the season.
We desire to call attention
to two good values in Sill
Material, as follows:
2O.nch Colored silk Merveilleux ...............6
Colors-Garnet, scarlet, Brown, Cream,
Pink, Navy Blue, Seal Brown, Sapphire,
Cardinal. and Seal,
We do not claim them al
silk, nor worth $I.oo per yd
Both propositions would b,
absurdities. But we do CLAIM
them excellent value at soc
particularly suitable for lir
ings and underskirts Of fin
dresses and complete even
ing dresses.
2O-inch All-slk Rhadame .,..p"..,,,,.,,,,r,,,.Sl
Colors-Garnct, Wine, Navy Blue, Myr-
tie, sapphire, Marine, Medium and Seal
Brown.
WOODWARD & LoTHRoR
Boston Dry GOoas H0HSe,
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1885-01-31

BNOTCE.-In order protect ourselves storekeepe
who would purchase these goods n wholesale quant which
selling below cost compelled to make the rule that only
piece Of each souvenir lot will be sold a
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1885-01-31
For the Commissioners.

The center of the acutost agony ia found b,
st. Jacobs OIL, which cures
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1885-01-31

Boys suits, cut rates, Elsoman, eth and E.
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1885-01-31

ovERcoArs, cut rates, Elseman, eth andE,
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1885-01-31

10 dozen Ladies' Jerseys, import
ed stockinette, silk sewed, fan back
and ribbon bow, now Sits. We
guarantee this to be the best Jersey
offered in this city at the price, and,
besides, it will stand comparison
with any Ss.s5 one sold by other
houses.
We divided our odds and ends of
Misses and Children's Suits ranging
in sizes from 2 to 8 years into two
lots:
go Flannel Suits, sizes as stated,
best workmanship, novel designs,
now S2.5o. These suits sold readi-
ly at S. and 50.
20 Flannel Suits, better material,
now $3.50. In season we sold them
at 81 and IS.
The remainder of our Plaid Have
locks, trimmed with Astrachan
around cape, sizes from a to 10
years, at S.. The former price has
been 9, 8, and 81.
Havelocks, without trimming, OF
all-wool cloth, reduced to $3.50, for
all sizes.
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1885-01-31

oyERcOATs, cut rates, Essman, 9Th and E,
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1885-01-31

Misses and ChiIdren's HaveIocks.
Misses and ChIdren's Coats,
Misses and ChiIdren's Newmarkets.
Misses and ChiIdren's Plush Coats,
Misses and ChiIdren's Flannel Suits
Misses and Children's Jerseys,
Boys Fancy and Plain White Shirt
Waists.
Misses and ChiIdren's Bingham
Dresses for House Wear.
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1885-01-31
SOUVENIRS.

Clarls's o. n. n. Cotton. ic.
zoe Pockctbooks for lOc.
4Sc Pockctbooks for SOC.
25c Jewclry for 17c.
Acc Jowclry tor 3Sc.
csc Sterling Silver Bangles, S3c.
zoe Diamond Collar Buttons, 23c.
s2.0S Jerseys for S2.03.
zoe Nightgowns or 52c.
bOc Chemises for SOC.
DOC Corset Covers for 33c.
$50 Drawers for DOC
Csc skirts for sac.
zoe French Underwear for 60c.
20c Aprons for 25c.
s2.26 "P. d" Corsets for sl.0L
81 Satcen Corsets for SOC.
Ono BuRtlps for lDr.
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1885-01-31

NOTCE-Ou Corset and Cotton Underwear Departments have
been removed into but lately added extensive build
ing Special bargains will be found both of these departments
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1885-01-31

In fact all of Winter Goods will be closed same
reduction the above it against principle carry
articles from another Want space prevents
describing all of the special bargains We
of a few only,
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1885-01-31

25c Handkerchief for 10c.
d4c Pun Scarfs for 35c.
Zoe Half Hose for 10c.
25c Windsor Scarfs for 19c.
soc "Palais Royal" shirts, Sic.
s2.1O SILK Umbrellas for s2.O3.
s2.25 Rubber Coats.for s1.O0.
COS MerlDo Underwear for SOC.
S1.26 scarlet Underwear for Sl.O5.
sl.6O Kid Gloves for s1.10
The Iola register. [volume] (Iola, Allen County, Kansas) 1875-1902, 1885-09-25
THE VALUE OF TREES.

Why the Planting of Fruit and Timber
Trees Is to be Considered Profitable
Investment.
There can be little doubt that the
planting of fruit and other trees in
Kansas, that thirty or more years ago
was almost destitute of forests. has per-
ceptibly increased the rainfall there, and
will in time, perhaps, revolutionize the
climate of that fertile State. We have
,een the statement made. on the author
ity of the Governor of Kansas. that the
fruit trees which have been grown there
since 1850 exceed 2O,OOO.OOO, and the
forest trees 200. 900 acres, many of which
have been artificially planted. There
are places in Kansas and some other
prairie States where protection of land
from fire will lead to the springing up
spontaneously of forest growth, but the
State Government of Kansas has wisely
encouraged the planting of forest trees
on a large scale, and we presume that
the estimates made by the Governor are
based mainly on this artificial planting.
In any event it is 4 suggestive hint for
the older States which have been de-
nuded Of their virgin forests with gen.
orally very little regard for the value of
the precious timber cut down and wan
tOn1y DESTROYED. that valuable trees may
be planted and grown in comparatively
few years on waste land of no value for
any other purpose. Walnut logs are
being sought all over the United States
for shipment to Scotland and other
foreign ports. Those may be grown as
easily as silver poplar in all this region.
We have helped relay fences within
fifteen miles of Cincinnati less than five
years ago with rails split from walnut
logs five feet in diameter. as shown by
the stumps not yet rotted from the ada
cent ground. There are farms now
within half days ride from Cincinnati
that the walnut, hickory, oak, ash and
other lumber, which has been cut down
and burned up to get rid of within the
memory of persons living, would buy
thrice over if standing on them to-day.
These Things are worth considering BY
people having q scrap of land otherwise
useless large enough to plant hundred
trees upon. Cincinnati Times.