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OREGON, MAY 1, 1874.
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AFAYE
NO. IO.
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-u ■ i t JT
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n'ght i but
otherwise gooq^
good^ rne
the ODstructions
obstructions
The
en or - e.gnt
our ornerwisc
labor
of
same
character.
Tbe
A ■ ] .7
Lafayette'* Courier.
food which [ should be removed Bnd t^e soil culti-
I
inches deep that the
$4J5O per day was for
teamsters,
! va|ed to a depth ¿bf at least eight
Published every l^ridiiy by
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V
Thd following from tho WMing the land contaius, ai 4
From the Mercury of recent
<
y'Clinches.
,
Where
thete
is
a
clay
subsoil,
...
.,
’
s
I
inches.
.Where
the
his
a
clay
subsoil,
j
two
horses
afid
wagon,
and
we
1
bORRlQS <3S HRXiSREE Farmer of /Vpril 1, will undoubtedly .j applied in the for ii*
P.f l manure ls
is or
Qr protoxide
profoxj^e of
of ir<u exists
exists in
in large
large date we take the following:
opine that no one will complain at
washed down by th<
aYaY“P,u quantities
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so that ifiis not desirable
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to
1 bo of interest to a largo number of and
It
is
perfectly
astonishing
how
u,,.
often out of he* rpi.cn ut the ~ i ; . turn
the L iiVz
understratum
the soil
that price.
our subscribers:
I. ui 1 over
ii vr vi
ii»aval.
TERMS OF SUBSCRIPTION. '
pearly Dolph’s speech hcici on
roots. In thi4 way 11 ■
t
!
should
be
cultiv
,
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aSed
to
its
usual
This is an important question, and afid the crops will b 3. ^ht, while tho
“Meantime the cash drawn in
ya 00
depth, and the subsjpil loosened with a Monday night tallies with Scott’s
Hue Copy, One Year,
I
creased every year,” says the same
75 one which eyirfy farmer ought care- L-¿id is growing poefek every time it i plow made for tha t purpose. Ordi
t)ne Copy, Six Months,
editorial
of
Tuesday,
written
be-
s
produce
the
.
Prejudice
ought
to
Io
i
4
is
plowed.
plowed.'
’
Such
00*'
i
oil
U>
Consider.
¿ Our CwW, Three MnnilitF’“’ fir
authority. So it does with 110
. ~r¡ r be laid aside, the subject viewed in all 6vst when plowed -»ha; low' and ma- nary soils, which contain no obstruc
tions/and which Are usually good, fore leaving Portland, to liclp
J
”ed on the sfurfaci N RoCky land is should be plowed t<ii or twelve inches
convicts cow against 64 under
its aspects, and a decision rendered in nii
very difficult to wor r ilid often pays ! deep, but if the scjil is not of that Dolph here, on the subject matter
RATES OF ADVERTISING :
t\it grain. Some- depth it should be fiiade so by gnidual of the Penitentiary Report. The • Woods’ administration. Did not
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1W I 2W I 3W 1 3M i 6M. j 11 K. accordance with the facts developed Hotter for gm^s thaij ft
’
irk the investigation. Because the tjmes fruit trejes do r< (ffliaykably
well ! deepening, not inotp than one ipch* of
Messrs. Scott and Dolph’s friends
I
query
naturally
arises
who
is^edit-
>*yMher6
this
is
1 in» h, I «a 1 -
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i former generation of farmers plowed on very stonV ldndL ,]|
fresh subsoil to be thrown up At any
vote to transfer all the material
¿Inches. L.» !_2 .»O | J 00 | S oO , 1- | 18 011
,
the case fruit] growing often proves one time.
or
Bulletin.
of
the
Bulletin,
and
who
w
rites
j
y-
_
at
.
.
22
oo
deep
or
shallow,
is
no
reason
why
we
j
i
4
J
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3ln.-l.es, i J-.o |1 50
" I 9 jj* I 22 no deep or shallow, is no reason why we very profitable. . Butjiiere are times
and necessary labor of thfe Peni
These
opinions,
1
fiavo
been
formed
Dolph
’
s
speeches;
which is which,
linches,, ! 3 M) | 4 00 I 5 '*) | 11 | 20 | 30 Oo of tho present generation should do wT hen this kinà of lane heeds plowing, !
tentiary to the Capitol building?
as the result of ci
cqjreful observation,
j Cut. I , V>0| . Ö .1O I 6 00 ~ | ; is | 22_', 32 00
same, uulu# it appears that they and
nd the que'stipñ
of tjhf depth to which ! and no little pn
que's
and who’s the other fellow? $cott
optical
experience,
If they did what right has the
1 Col. I | atio| 7 Oil | boo ; 20 ¡2s | 3s 00 were fully, successful in their work. the plow shall ruu nu|st fhjjn be con Thus far the «pr
rmciples'
described
says
on
Tuesday
that
the
last
two
1
Àl'ol.
I 70.1, ‘J OO , 1*2 I 20
sidered. Deep plowing would often I have, wficn, applied, given perfect
present Superintendent to
any*
They may have been wiser thfip we
Í Col. J IO I Ì» H'
years
of
Wood
’
s
administration
re
be beneficial, jut it ,t wj>i(jl
wMn^l also
ilso be al
al- satisfaction.
i.
E.
of it to prevent a deficiency? If
are now, but with all the aids which most impossible.
ij
ipossible. Wli:|t
\V litf t se<
us the
set inis:
njs: as
quired
an
appropriation
of
$53,-
Bn-tindKS notice’ in the Local Columns, 2.’»
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we have, and, all the advantages best method
thod yet dei i<t|l
i<til foi
(or the culti
culti«
he is not permitted to sell Ror^give
Another Re-^i ilue Raid.
Cents per line, eagh insertion.'
f.
000
for
the
Penitentiary
—
the
first
p
tef
r
-me
vation
of
thesb
soilJ
i?
'move,
by
For leg.il mid transient advertisements >2.- which we possess, but of which they
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credit for labor done, will it not
50 per square or 12 linos, for the tirst^inser
blasting or digging, 01 rocks which
I
two
of
Grover
’
s
$59,000.
:
The
wero
deprived,
we
ought
to
have
Secretary ’ Riphardson. disap
tion, and Sl.hO per square tor oach subsequent
all be deficiency? '
I are even with, pr a( jqye the surflice,
insertion.«
clearer views, and form our opinions ' then run the plow c i^it inches deep, pointed in his .efforts to procure an Penitentiary report of 1870 , puts
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A lwliwivnl» to I* Paid for up
more
correctly
than
they
could
have
1 ai>d get out all tjiu l sfoiiqs which are increase of rover e by the revival down the expenditures of the pris
S outhwestern C attle T rade .
on nviking Proof bg </»»• PiM'ndo-r.
at
this
loosened
or
struck
in
Blowing
4
It
is
not
likely
that
any
ouo
Personal Adi'i. SO Ct*, a Line.-«a done.
—We have very favorable reports
I
wo but of dead taxes, i now seeking to on at $59,000, only a difference of
will claim, that cither our fathers or I depth. It is slow ji nd hard work,
SubcriptionS Sent Kist, $2 00 a Year.
■ six thousand dollars.’ We prqsumc as to the Xexas and Kansas cat
1 ’ valuable im-
it is a perruaijieiit ‘ Jrw*'
ourselves, have ever reached the high wroveuient to th io| 1^11(1. On land call up the ghos& of those taxes,
FOR SALK,
and make them Stalk in mischief- the Superintendent knew how tle trade for the coming season.
est degree of success^lin the cultiva- which has a me r
;
um
depth
of
soil
E HAVE FOR SALE ONE OF THE
The past winter, fortunately, was
Celchratul PARKER BROS. Breech tion of crops, which it is possible to overlaying a cjlijjy * any other hard dea ing power apiong living men. much he expended dr he woul 1 nor
is ftn
an dpj qrttt
! •tunityjfor tho
Loading Shot Guns, nt a bargain.
attain. Neither will it lx? claimed subsoil there i0
The Supfome Coprt of the United have printed it. But thcn,<Scott a very mild one in all that section
|&Icrabie
skill,
.
owner 1 to show cpiififtlcr
1 •
p*
f-1
that we should rest-sat isfie'l with any which will prove a| sojirce
of eo little States having lately decided that and Dolph^-Uie latter has tin say and the drovers have come through
BUSINESS CARDS.
thing less. WCftqonr success, or our profit,• or. he c; anl dir plhy an igi orance
as he spoke it at Salem on it, as a rule», with their live stock
the Government ¡nay bring an ac in this
i
Sure ( hdavy
hdávy and yearly
of it, plowing will have a great which will iu$u
want
safe and in good condition. If the
W. M. RAMSEY,
snbii
When mib^oHipg
’ anc deep tion for the recovery of unassessed Monday night—only saw ¡what
deal to do. Therefore, the subject l°s3>
plowipg wero firsit **
brought
’ 1 promi- and qnasscssable|taxcs, a circular tlic appropriation asked for. Nci- Eastern markets recover their
.A tor noy at Law, ought to be talked about, written fteiitly
to the aftci|ti iofi
, of Ai icrican
about, and, most of all, thought iarmers«a git it ¡inkuyirnen . wl o were has been issued Jo Collectors of tiler could sec that in the sanhc re elasticity and induce the drovers
LAFAYETTE, OREGON.
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about., until we gain as clear an un . Easily led away} by $ ?w and novel Internal Revenie, directing them port the Superintendent paid out to come forward by paying" fair
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Ott'-c i i the Court House.
derstanding of it as possible. It will |lieoriestested these ifiethods -of cul- to-exert themselves to tjiscover all for supplies'$7,000 as proceeds of prices, a heavy trade this ééming '
, fivatioil to thtir.l’^ig feme regret and
be time to plow pretty soon, and we I
K sToIT
pre w|^
to be h pass cases where taxe^ ought to have brick, Ac., which added just that season may be relied upop, and
loss. ^Deep
^)eep edit
culture
w|fc tö
I
want to know how to go to work to port
j»ort to splendidi
Í their
splemlifli siloetti,
sjticcdflk but, in
amount to the expenses of the in this will enable the stock men
get it doneto-tjie best advantage. L ¡t inexperienced; lhinds,*pt bccime a been assessed) uijder present con
Nor can thev sec th this to realize something for tlæ heavy
¡means of ’ailure. structions of thf laws, but cannot 1 stitution.
a imcans
Law, us then consider, first, the object of cause and also a!
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"
mo we read a now béxi?sesscd«i) account of tho time that the Superintendent Ought losses they had to sustain last year,
And at the pri-siiot time
tentai Hotel. , plowing. If we got a clear idea of gre it deal abjouft dop[
L p plowing, as,
during the panic. Some 4Q000 •
L- ’
I the reason tor plowing, it may throw ' though that
method by r which statute of limitai ¡ons. 3?his means to have paid this $7,000 into the
plainly head are , now on the Arkansas
some light on the bost methods of do farmers were toflisur^ their 31 lucoess. a renewal of th(j ¡oppressions prac- State Treasury. They can p
p
à — '
lif ’ who pwns
a
ing this work. Different farmers have We are told that a miir
river, ’ xtrnliirtrv
waiting for it.«
the grass Jo
see it in Mr,. Wat kinds’report, but rîvni
ticed
under,ScciJ
btary
Boutwell;
a
: farm which hejOultivAtcs only; 1 tQ the
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1 YYT 1 4
n
different ideas on this subject. Ask a * peptli of five ini’hibs, would have
P. C. SULLIVAN
an- fresh activity amji uig spies, inform- fail to see it under Woods’ ! good come up to enable them to cpme
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man who luis lived “on the hills,” or
of eqiipt ttre^. and value by
forward. At the same time, it
ers and blackinlM ¡lers, and another government.
. 2k t to in icy- at Law, in tlw “backwoods” all Ins life and ! other
simply doubling fils depth ofi cultiva
It is very Material whose ex was ■ought to be added that the -best
Dallas* Oregon.
Siever taken, and perhaps never even tion. Now whih) tfiere is in these raid on the ur|l happy tax-payer,
statements a gfeat
jreat ddil
doaljo^
of truth, the--
they • who seems, undej- * our extraordina- gored, and if one Superintendent authorities agree that tbif» vear
ILL PRACTICE IN THE COURTS seen an agricultural paper, what he
e ' Struhgly quallified.
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<.f .Yamhill, 1’ulk and other counties plows for, and ho will ¿ay to get the ought to be
ry
revenue systilnj to be always in can pay $7,000 for supplied, an will be about the last in Texal for
Without
qual|ifib|tiofljJ
jtheyM
are
lia-
»V
1V11UUL
quiULLiiv^i
LWLj;
M
1*1
u
*;
In Oregon. .
20!y
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1_______________ __ grass out of the way, and make easier ble to lead to serious mistakes. If a danger Of new ( émands stimulated other could just as well if he chose a heavy drive, as the cattle areget-
hoeing.
Others, who have more fanner who has b|>en fn the Habit of
towards erecting a safe prison ting well thinned out and tbo ex-
JAS. McCAlN, T
¿nuwxug only
vnij fiMeiincie^
h »¡v;Li>e|(\s deep'were
deep were to
tb by the supers crviceable zeal of
light, think it is a good idea to plow plowing
set his
plow next!
HVV
1*43 £.*,*/»»
**V.V*. spiliib to run ten honest, or flic pecuniary want* of building, for which lie had author port i^.largely in excess of;the
so that the crops can get a better iiiches instead 1 of fi jiveJit is almost cerr
LAW,
ATTORNEY IAT
dishonest, memjl The acquittal of ity under the act for the crqction production. The class will also
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start than they could among the sods. ts*in that his er< opfc wckild bo extrome-
LAFAYETTE, OREGON.
fords special en
cn- of permanent public buildings. / be confined to better stock, nwetly
5o|j2r tJie mellow aifd Mr. Sanborn affords
But they do not consider it of any ly light. To lcdi
couragement
just
not^
to
this
class
ILL PRACTICE IN ALL OF THE r great consequence to «have-
prrfluctivo soil
sou Vitlv
¡with^ve inches of
Scott says: ? ‘‘Money has steadily beeves, instead of the young find
«have it done | productive
uiarlliStf
Mate Courts.
! fiard ipid cold subsoil, would ruin of operations. When a case is dis
well. If they can get most of the more than one ybhr’s ‘<aop. The soil covered where a plausible claim been drawn from the Treasqi ry to poor stock usually thrown upon! the
E C. BRADSHAW,
grass turned under they are well sat-. ought to be dbe
J^ 11 put ‘ itsliould
’
d -epaned?
bq for back taxcsj^can
taxes;tcan be made out, meet tho deficiencies of the X’ cih - market. The business is slowly,
I
dually.
$
In
the
first
effort
to
jX-ttorney
at
Law,' isfied . ■ Now ask an intelligent, widp* dohti grai"
the taxpayer Will
ill be sent for or tentiary .during the Grover
rovoFarlinin- but surely settling into the/hands
awake, reading and thinking farmer Obtain* a ‘ deeper’ culture the plow called on, not fied that he is con-
LAFAYETTE, OREGON.
istration in larger sums thbn i were of a few heavy operators, who can
should not boi run more than one inch1
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I
what his object is in plowing, and he deeper than ifl f^fmeinjjlears. The sub sidered: delini |ficnt, and, required
during Woods’.” afford to hold on for good pieces
will tell you that it is to pulveiize the soil thus thi oWn up .will be acted up to make rctur us according to in- ever drawn
Office in the Court Honeè.
’s s sapient’ wisdom
for ycu I and a favorable market. Kansas
soil, and thus furnish food for the on by the sun an<l aii| a<id rains.and structions, as well as to write e* There
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,
ing plants. This is one. of the frosts, thus becoming fitted to bo pro across the fact of the return an That
an average/ of eigh- handles about the same quantity
LAFAYETTE BUSINESS DI EEC TORY. grow
)ie.
land
.
should
be
ductive
soil,
i
T.
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main reasons for plowing the land. plowed at least t vice4 before any fur- agreement to’J wove the statute?of ty-eigh t
prisoners^, during r a of cattle it did last year, and/rthe
We can plant on sod or stubble land, ther deepening is attui
attempted.
à pled. In t this
his limitations. If he refuse to do two years r scasoh of building, stock men there look for, better
ERGUSON it BIRD, comer of Jefferson
I
?
*
_7.iifytion 'íx
it is
•- safe this, he will lie tbieatencd with a
■n«l Main ; dealers in prmluce audgen but the soil would be so hard and matter of deep duiur
l«7OiJ
prices.
requiring
?xtra guards,; etc.,
akef haste slowly.” lawsuit for the ¿mount claimed as
eral merchandise.
coarso and cold, and the weeds and and best to “ nake
’ i fl
The results of>u| modicité course may
should drafir more monev thfin 6-1,
ELTY A SIMPSON, north side Main grass would take such determined
due,
and
for
a
ljeavy
penalty
be
The difference between having
not be brilliant, >ut ^jy will be sat-
street dealers in drugs, confection
pursuing
the
usual
routine
cf
ti
e
Hé
may
be
ever
so
confi
side.
possession
of
the
soil,-that
our
crops
tho soil is
1 isfactbry. Evek
Evet r iri
a tooth properly drawn by a pro
eries and family supplies.
__
would be hardly worth gathering. By deepened, if therv worl ■ is done thor- dent that, according to law, he prison, is astonishing! But as Dolph
fessional surgeon, and having it
AS. McCAlN, attorney ; office on south
adds perma- owes nothing; he may have paid
caHI
plowing wc loosen and pulverize the s oughly and caflfullyl
side Mam«Jrtreet._______________ ;
says,
any
farmer can figure It, SO knocked out miscellaneously by a
»
■ ncntly and cbnsuleriiidy
’r'- to the pro- all that was demanded by thfe of
soil,
the
rays
of
tho
sun
then
pene^
M. RAMSEY. County Judge and
we, as wc Ifavc farmed some \vi 1 fall on’ the pavement, is onl/ a
.x
ductivo valw bfjtho H ikl
,iid. . Here is a
y
i
under
tho,
• attorney at law,—office in the trate and warm it, the roots of the grca^ opportunity for improvement ficials
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r ÿ; law as construed tn% The
proposition
being, if six- slight distinction—one is deqtal
Cou rt II ouse.
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plants can readily pass through it and i and development. If1 every farmer at the time of ,<paymen it; but he
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z a -a w
uncer ty-fbur prisoners cost for two i veat 8 and the other accidental.
f
TFOHN BIRD, Vest $de Jefferson street, obtain their nourishment, and culti whose soil is suitably would deepen will beJikely tp feel (he
•
dealer in stpves and tinware.
A_ . • a
7^
vation can be easily and readily car his culture gradnallyt. qutil it reac shed tainty Í of legaki proceedings, to $69,000 51 and eighty eight I prik-
qPy C. BltAi^HAW, attorney at law..
ten or twelve inches,jl iie L_
harvests of
A modest young husband sent
ried on during the season. The bet i uur country would be ^m;nens0ly in- dread the unplcuiaut publicity, the oners for the same time «cost ^7S|,-
f which are loss of credit or custom, perhaps
ter the plowing is done the mot^ creased. If thfe pili ■ts
677 76, who paid dearest for th e the following message over the
ST. JOSEPH BUSINESS D1KKCTQRY..
the
se
;
zure
of
his
books
and-papers
readily tltese results will bo secured. obliged to get noarly ■ $11 their nour-
whistle? • Simp’e divisionjprovés wires’to frends in a distaiU -«pity
with
consequent
derangement
or
$
or
six
inches
ishment
from
a
Soil
f«\
The
liner
the
soil
is
made
the
more
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ELTY & SIMl’SGN, cor. 4th and Elm ;
tlte other day: ‘‘See ifnth chapter
dealers in groceries, glassware, Queens rapidly the rootlets penetrate the deep are thyifty and I vigorous it is even stoppage of business; so he that under Woods’ administration
reasouabló to supposi >| their produc- will mpst probably do w’hat is de it amounts to $927 06 per pr soner, of Isaiah, sixth verse.” Thedosty
ware and patent medieines
\
•4L
1LVULL3IX-
tjyeness
W0Uld i
ground
and
assimilate
their
nourish.-
nich ^greater if manded and pay what is required
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OTEL, JiH. Olds, proprietor: cor ment.
under the others $905 42, or a dif- old Bible was hauled down in*an
And
as
plowing
is
.
_
the
basis
of
tk
'
«11 for food in
cir
ro^ts
could
scai
of 4th and Depot street». New house
all fining and pulverizing the soil, it ! twice that depili, c | mellow land, whether due or not. Where the ferencc per head of $21 64, or on instant, and the above chapter find
good accommodations.
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than
this.
verse were hunted out anc| found
may be considered a settled fact that More
been'tried and tffove^ f fully success ders it probable that the party who eighty-eight for two years, ! >1,9(4
DAYTON BUSINESS DIRECTORY
< good plowing is at the ‘ beginning of,
ion stra ted that is approached will seek to com 32 in favor of Grover's administra to explain all. The verse reads,
ful. It has
4^1 c. CALL, MANUFACTURER OF and absolutely necessary to, the suc soils can be deèpend l and thus iin-
promise the matter in order to get tion! These figures are take fl i “For unto us a child is. burn--upto
baddies and Harness. All work war
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proved.}
ranted. Orders left with J. W. Cullen will cessful cultivation of cr ops.
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There aro casés m rhich it is‘not rid of it, and will, in many cases, from Reports and are the aqioun ts us a.son is given.”
receive prompt Attention.
Keeping the above in mind, let us
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desirable to i„ throw J fp the subsoil. be allowed to do so on condition i
drawn from the Treasury.
HRIS. TAYlWR, dealer In general mer-j now consider the depth 'to which the These occur wh$re c& v forms a solid of saying nothing about it.
■ ■ There are shrewd boys in Bar.
jchandise, Odd Fellows’ building. , The
plow should run. To thisquestionno
HHH substratum a, and oc ssionally where
Mr. Watkinds charges qp the ! lington, Vt. On thenight of a re
This, of course, is not the word
cheap cash store.
j >
given, for it | tho soil is ilhpr^gifal
gitate 1 with certain
absolute answer can
labor of the prisoners at ' $2 :o cent charter election they got out
B. POWELL. Saw Mill. Dressed
-y with the charac- Parties of irqn id these section» in g.of the smooth instructibns is
will
and
must
vary
• lumber of allkinds, doors and win
Bulletin. a drum and fife, and,went noisily
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* • gredt benefits w^ll rqàqltYrom the use sued to‘Collectors, but this is their $4 50 per day, says the
i
Spine
soils
can
be _ „ __— ylMr, t whifeh merely loòs-
dow frames.
. ___________ ter of the soil. I
4WO- practical Effect.
Since the Su It can easily be demonstrated th It
to the house of one of tlic success
any i1p.nt.il
depth, . wlìilo
while Mia
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not thrown up the dirt. In preme Churt holds that taxes nev
OWARD A STEWART, blacksmiths, cultivatedr to almost ftYiV
Wagons, hacks and buggies ironed. other» will admit of only »hallow | this jvay Jh^lumpteg jttid baking
er assessed and now upassessable- they earned ju?t as much carrying ful candidates. He thought they
Gunsmithing and general job work done.
is thrown upon may be sued for despite the stat the hod, etc., on the new’ build in .r tfcrc the-voters who had supported
plowing. If thore are largo
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EADBETTER A RILEY: picture* of all eight or ten inches below the surface
MJ | To siim up thl' mat :er our opinion ute of imitations, & is highly im I as free men who received "$2 50 him, and flung wide.his hospitable
descriptions always on hand and frames MB
it .will not usually pay to dig them would »fee as ¿»How tí Leachy soils portant; tQ prevent another out and $3 per day, and was a Ivgili-
of all descriptions made to order.
1- doors. Before he» cculd get thev
out in O^der that the soil may be should be plowed ver y shallow, and burst of oppression, accompanied I
mate charge against the cost of t ie boys out they had ,catcu most» of
ARKER & CO., Ferry .street; dry stirred to • greater depth. For sandy, j «» sorfooe nlgure« ifter plowing,
by
blackmailing,
that
Congress
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t“U9 keeping' thi)
tlft) fertilizers
as much
building.
Three dollars u as f the supper that had Icen set for
dise. Dayton flouring mills,
, gravelly»
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and all leachy soils, shallow as possible fcom waskfiq g through the should»«! once fix a limit of time
best , livery sUble Ferry street; bufc- culture is undoubtedly tho best. The soil and away ff oin jije i roots of the after which suits for recovery of charged for carpenters and blavk- the real voters, who found the ta-<
• gies »nd horses to let at all times, at
smiths, and was cheaper than fice ble barren when they came.
soil is so loose and porous that if t^c plants, Fr0m; land ’^*T hich is stony, back taxes shall be barred
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