lumberer

He is a lumberer, and has a saw-mill of a very primitive kind.

There is no sound but the distant and slightly musical ring of the lumberer's axe.

He was a mill owner, contractor, and lumberer.

There no lumberer's axe has ever rung.

In the early years he was portrait as a farmer, fisherman and lumberer, but has later been portrayed more as an Average Joe and sometimes as a businessperson.

A young lady told me an adventure that befell her and her sister, which is rather a droll illustration of the manners of a French Canadian lumberer.

In short the inhabitants visit the beach to see what they have caught as regularly as a fisherman his weir or a lumberer his boom; the Cape is their boom.

To them this wild region owes its scattered population, and the sharp ring of the lumberer's axe mingles with the cries of wild beasts and the roar of mountain torrents.

Then I saw a lumberer taking his dinner on a rock in the river, who "touched his hat" and brought me a draught of ice-cold water, which I could hardly drink owing to the fractiousness of the horse, and gathered me some mountain pinks, which I admired.