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   Oshkosh Daily Northwestern (Newspaper) - April 13, 1885, Oshkosh, Wisconsin                               I. EIGHTEENTH APRIL 13, 1885. NOW Our Spring Styles In Men's Overcoats Huts and Odd all in. We linve n line in School and Children's The very latest out is JERSEY of which we a THE CELEBRATED ORR PANTALOON OVERALL TO Olt OUR MOTTO to be GOLDEN EAGLE ONE-PRICE CLOTHING Leaders ol ST. W. I. SWABACKER Agency fur HIP Troy Steam Telephone No. KM. A TQ I lo 1 K YOV VISIT 51" CLOTHING You will find not only but the store lit up at night by tric so that can buy goods at night as well as in the Our store has been remodeled and will find no handsomer place of business in the We have laid on our oars for some simply to give our would-be competitors a chance to teli the what wonderful bargains they had to Now that they have all blown off their to their we have only to it will pay you to trade at tho STORE of the YOU WILL GKT HONEST CLOTHING THE LATEST THE LOWEST Our MERCHANT TAILORING DEPARTMENT is now Only first-class work J shall shortly give awny Jin elegant family Look out for announcement ut an early You are cordially invited to call and see tho Respectfully Proprietor Daylight Main under Buck's OSHKOSH SKATING AHT PAINTING AND SPORE DECORATIVE 2HLWAUKEE GOLDEN KING CO. WISCONSIN AND EAST WATER ST. Goldon Eagle Clothing Are now prepared for the spring trade with complete lines of and Children's Of Their Superior Samples ami rules for self measurement will be sent to any MAIL ORDERS SPECIAL ODD REMNANT THE J. L. ETC. MAIN WIS. ALL WORK ETC. During our Great 69 Cent Sale we have accumulated many remnants and too many Remnants in And remnants in Remnants in Dress And remnants in Remnants in And remnants in Table in And remnants in FIVE CENTS THE DAILY NORTHWESTERN APRIL 13, 1885. POINTS ABOUT of State Peter Doyle drew a horse at a raffle at Prairie du Hon. G. 51. Bartholomew of wa found dead In his The remains found in Coney Island Creek prove not to be those of 8. 8. Con ant tbc editor of Weekly Judge will eit with Judge Bunn in the United States Circuit Cour at Madison on the 21st for one Gov. Rusk bas appointed Col. Earl M Rogers of as quartermaster on bis staff in place of Col. J. A. Pound has returned home from He pretends that be want for any one Col. Morrow who committed suicide In Milwaukee was insured in the Masonic and oilier societies of Grand Haven where he formerly for STATK Burglars stole several dollars worth of goods from tbe Jewelry store ol Rogers at Geneva of workmen in ihe employ ol Contractor James have com- the job of taking off two stories of tbe Burrows bouse building at The Madison people call attention to the fact tbat tbe gallery in tbe ional Church Is The church Is he largest in the city and gallery ex- ends entirely around the inside of the mil LOGGING The first raft of the season left La the in tow of the Mountain Belle for the Hannibal mill Chippewa A good driving of water is reported on Hay na loft Wednesday with u crew of to commence he F. Carney started his nill on Thursday and sawed considerable The Hamilton Co. Iso sawed some the Other mills will start as soon as tbc logs can be in the The saws will soon make music all along tbc The log cut of the Company uring tbe logging season just closed was n round numbers ers for the company put in making the total cul The has a stock of feet of Id logs on will there com- mence tbc season's sawing with a stock A. K. Hamilton of Fond du Lac bas a orcc of men at work upon tbe saw mill purchased of the u order to have it ready for operation at be opening of The logs re- purchased by him In this city will e rafted to Fond du Lac as soon as the ike is clear enough of ice for a he mill will be run to lit full capacity uring the Wallace Red ford's mill on the Little will cut about feet divided about us V. rooks John Conniff lenry Weed Bruce 400.- 00, Landers old and Rogers Iso laid over from last In addition WANTS California Thirsting for the Rainfall A Portion of the Craps Already beyond Tho Great Drawback of Southern California Is the Lack of Correspondence to the April have read somewhere that a certain man of large worldly prayed fervently for a small quantity of water to cool his ty This Is just the kind of a tition tuo people of Southern California are praying for Not only n few drops of but a copious pouring of the watery elements to quench tbe thirst of the parched There has been but one small shower since the first of and tbc continuous pouring of the worm rays of the sun has dried up tbe earth at n time when tbc rains usually There were four or live showers early In the earlier than the tint rains It gave tho farmers an opportunity to get In their crops The seed up in fine and the condition of the growing grain looked but the continuous dry weath er since the curly rains has ruined the A large share of tbe wheat and crop 18 PAST AXY f rain should fall while there Is not much prospect of it. The wheat growers are not the only ones suffering on account of tho Those engaged in stock raising arc equal Grass and tbc feed that stock live on has not grown is and tho little it has grown is drying up and has been up and a portion of tbc stock must cither starve or be driven away to some place there Is a range to feed The the China Ranch lust south of this town told me he md acres of and one good rain would be worth to him he will be compelled to drive lead of his cattle to Arizona to pasture his The owner of a large ranch on the west of the town Is similarity His flocks that are seen feeding upon n thousand hills Insight of the town must go to some place where tho rain ban alien and the grass TIIK NERD OF more especially in southern Is more Only in certain localities Is here water for Irrigating and lien only to be had for fruit and garden Tbe great grain valleys and lie posture lands must have tbe water rom tbe clouds to grow their crops and If tbat fails In this almost rainless the crops fail Tho great mountains arc the great reservoirs tho In the summer thu snow that has alien during the winter and lied the gorges and canons forms 10 streams of water that flow down sides and waters the thirsty ud also feeds subterranean bat again waters the earth by being rought to the surface by artesian it not for this source of but cry little would southern California be ood for as an agricultural ver water can be had and got on to the and It is very but only a mall portion or less of the Ic land can water be or got on to t. Wherever I have traveled in the portion of the state the great  

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