Hendricks County Republican, Volume 4, Number 44, Danville, Hendricks County, 13 August 1885 — Page 2

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Editor ItqmlKcan: Leaving old Hendricks, my n.V.ive home, for Kansas last fall, and floating westward with the tide of human brings rushing pell mell to secure themselves a home on the broad, rolling prairies of the new West and having traveled over different parts ot the State, I will endeavor, with your permission, to give an unbiased view of this much lauded State. One can no more treat of the topography, climate, etc., of the entire State of Kansas in a single letter than he could undertake to write its history 'in to short a space. The different parts of the State are as varie d in every w ay as is that of the Hoosier State, so I will confine myself to Southern, Southwestern and Western Kansas, as that is the portion that the poor man bss to look to now in securing hims f 8 c' p ho nc, t'et ' rn jut btirj v ' i , ove 1 ail f is r tol h I t 1 i 1 1 I f j tl t s t means stop t.'i.jse to lorute. t 1 e C( Jn tt 1 (ii I a 1 n ! , f rt y of t! s 1!, !' r llyws drill?, a J r '. It is not ' jil m t ortmUi lo 1 s t it t! e s 1 is rn e t .n t v ali foftie ,astlefeo,I cr i 8 si o v for t' t vi s in f t 1 c Jin ill" c v i d !i r 1 lu c s i s to te si ne cf the e it 's 1 K i

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farm crops.

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ti itieCtt 7 n and ik k sFiv c 1' s 'a ' ('uyi 1 i j v, L t v 5 1 c t 1 a ' ,7 to.oofit to o n r, and tl e r n fall is not so great as m the Cimmaron or Arkansas kiver vai.'rys. The counties traverstd by the Arkansas River are f;.ir for agricultural purpos.es, but owing to the scarcity ofrain-Ja.il in the western counties, forme; s are j 1 I', artificial irrintion ; ' r 1 j 1 1 . rain-Cill has been so s 'tt t c , ci any amount, could no' 1 ' ra 1 v ji t IL But the rain fall is h e e t - as ci 1 1 is. i m pushes farther west. As we traverse the counties north of the Arkanss

j , we find places where there is al

most no rain-full, and in the northwestern

pmt of the State the winters are more tev e, - id it is not as desirable a plate cf residence as the southern part, from other cause. in conclusion I will say, that those desiring to locate here should first rent a f.u m for a year, and observe the different t ( me of the farms you wibh to buy,aud then you wflJ get something that will suit you; otherwise, you are liable to disap1 liitintnt. And further, do not come to

Kansas unless you have a little means to ..arry you through the first year or two, as

there are loo many here now depending on oay labor to carry them through. There will not be a great amount of hiring labor among the farmcis of Western Kansas for

three or four years to come. J. II. Stuart Ashland, Kans., July 7, '85.

HEKDIUCR8 COUNTY KEl'UELICAN, TIIUKSDAY, AUGUST 13, 1

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game of that kind. Although I was edu

cated for a farmer and was a failure. As to me farming, that is the last chm-.ce for a living. If you will notice the anc'er.t records of Moses, you will find that there was a

curse put on the first farmer, and that, I

suppose has been handed down to ail gen-

erations ot the tillers of the soil ever

since.

Cam was trie first tiller of the soil, and see what trouble he had. The ground was to bring forth thistles and thorns, and so it did, even unto the farmers 'round a' out the Gunnason country. And the curse takes other firms. When the is a good

crop, the market is away hwnt; but good crops seldom come,-on account of dry

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of th K.nrr V Na! I-111..I J'ru-pi-ct-Llfc and IJving ill Berlin.

Extracts from a Letter Wrina byEiios C. Kersey, from SiJrer Eow, Muiitana XcrrKorj. O, say; von need not recommend farm

ing to me. I am too well posted for a f TJoter dor Linden, write a T.vxton

correspondent to the Kow York

ing tost, has a very fine, sotmd. 1 The limiv-two is as much like an elm as it is like any other tree, and "'Kerith the

Lima is the idea "Under derLiaden

is intended to convey, and does convey

"Hill me imiig uas oeen seen. eatii the Elms," broad-spreading', thickly shadowing, with grass underneath upon which to stretch one's self at full length and think of ail lovely tiling, and all this in the itiJst of a vast city. Let 11s start at once, and tlieta make our home. The reality is sad enoup;h. Unter dor Liiidun is a street, with houseu, ntitii-hi-is, shop?, palaces, etc., about a milo l"i ', and about two hundred feel broad. In the mitldie is a dirt waik perhims fii!y f.?t wide, a rom i tn;eS on -e-ieu side of it, guarded by iron rail snpj d la v y n ) f j j , c ntet (ft't lf , 1,1c t tt j I 'if 1 1 it f r bo 1 11 n, uj 1 t if o 1 r mi' i mt t" 1 i it ii " or 1 i ( n e 1 t j in tt! 1 , t ( f t i 1 Tnat v 1 r I n 'o 1 rt cn t i h s !o t 1 v o !i-

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rod estate in Ileinlrieks r'ounty, on lotig or short tinie, money in any amount from gJW to $.,IIMI, at the current rate of interert. All ir-t'Tcst rnadn pavalilo in Danville, Jnd. fall on or address Dovoakd it Pah Kt.it, Danville, Ttid.

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industrious, he would find something that lie could do. On the 2.1th of December, iS3.p, he received a fall which was hie cause of his death. Falling on his head and left shoulder.it rendered him unconscious for a short time; only for two weeks after bis fall did be complain, lie rallied from that time,

but was never well.

Two weeks before his death he was taken to bis bed. The fit bt week he suffered intensely j at the last the bore the pain never complaining. lie often retiiai ked to the loved ones that this was his last tick nc;.s, anil that he was ready to go. lie w.,s buried on the 6th of Jul)', at Aiiio. Thefuneial sendees were conducted by IJavid Hadley. After the funeral services were 'over, his remains were followed by a large crowd of sympa'.hi.ong

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