, 1879-05-30

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ma ,,,s,e,,crr.trntt mr. tiay. CONSISTING At two
runrhcs.-u1,l will M ayefnrn Of fo,lr nassrn,
ners n, a t.r each t1,rouph tr,,.--va. kcn. IN
for months. Thc passenger Aecnts of othcr
rn.d< Mt Atchf.on ,xnu1a ta,,o,, an1 sav thr, Il
wa, necessary for thc t.omnan, tn hnya n,cture.
,,f .b., hc1. of nconle noatct I'm NJ t1c windows
Of ,l,. ears. ~ "a to ciyu Tho tu,nresstou lint
somc nm, trovcfcd oycr ,hc rood WIN, a ,.houpc
ftv vcar. iave brout,h. 1or thls ,noi1 an, tie
stato of knu,u., Two nns.cuper.tratn.. ctn.
siS,,n,, ~ fro,, .,x II, Inn enocbc. go .,e.t cycrv
n'aS't' y. '!o' Ola ~ ~" eoae.ss, ~ "es' cse'y
tny. loaded u0Wn Win FeopIe,-nos vacant
nulf-seat tu be found II, tllcu. Such ,Yns my
cxnorlcucc when left Topeka last MONDAY for
the Wu,t,
Inc lace ot INC country from topeka 10 En-
poria is mostly upland surface, being smooth
anu gently rolling; not m aero but what can be
co.i,v cuitvotm1. r,cra.tnna,lv .,,o,I 1eovsa ~
e"s.'J ea't'nAea' oe>"ato"aa5 ~. n''"'' 1, ,'sco u
native timber Tan be scen' The lint! between
tleso poinfs 10 very epafseif eettlcd; but, OH
what farms arc cultivated tho grain Of all kinds
]oo,;s splcndtd1y, Wheat Is oycr three feet
high, stnnt'ins very thick on the ground, headed
OUT anu giving proniac OF an abutdant crop.
Corn Is SIX to eight inches high, nld looks well,
The lands are mostly fenced with living hedges,
which nro vcrY attracttro null substantiul'
i",ce sca9s Is .l lne ,''a ,e'tn.tsu 70 ,afo !"
hedge that VIII turn all kinds ot stock. Fcnccs
usc nut required In this State, rs every one has
to take care Of his stock; but TIC farmers find
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'ho,e soa'e"''a. ~ ,''.'"t ne"s.s 'oauu ~
tiietr land, SO as 10 Keep tlelf ssock Without
flcrlcrs.
Along this section arc mnnY fine orchards,-
s1c W pea's ltsss nc' ."'Es.s p..seA uas os.
VI t"o yoahe srecs ai'"t n.Yo pcch w. u.t arc
apple, aa It f!as been found that tlcT will thrive
as we'll here Us tn tlic Eastern States; 80 that,
any otlrr In all variutles Of fruit.
Ihe first tuwn Of Importance wo coule to iB
Burllnga,e, with about 1,3U0 population. il Is
live utsl aourlstiug uiacc. A groat many new
buildings ilte, going UP: Il i'as fine country
Peter.o,,, the t,cxt town wcstt ls composed of
about forty ilutl8es, nineteen Of which arc new,
one Just bcing completed.
Osage CRY is one Ut tho most thriving towns
IN ids cuti Of tic roal, j counted sayenty-
seven nov buildings in eoursu OF construction.
most Of them uf tho better cIaes. eon,e paIur
t,rtrl. i'c lw,,Il,latiou Ia nbnut I'M Ert.n,
siyo co1j-mtt,fs arn hainy wnrkcT hrrc. ;TiI,
r,,,ntry Is 0utte 1nt. md lie niafIs are ami. m
i'm laval nraTft Ihn lnn,i inrs IA nt ti's other
noints. cal1 iii be- cultiYatct flul1rh hit vcry
iittlS has been 60 fur,
EmporIa, a.c largest town west Of Topeka, has
Many larrc stuua md hrivk biisfucss. .nracs M,
1an,;. ar,tott. ami so,ns in,nisnIn" rrsiIcrrcs
lin Sifizrrs nre tearin" tinwn ti, smoii i'mfid.
i,,ns tsry ira, occ.in,c n,i nrc ~ rcr1a"ny .1,.tn
With large ut,a spacious t,nnsioas. Ino tow, II
not Increasing Ii population as fast M n few
vears .iur,.. rra II farnc annt,nt ri In sInos.
lnnn here. n hnint tl.,. nojnt Inn, s,,nnlics -
lntrr oxtent of rni,ptrv smlltl,. n,tl t,. mar.
eotnu town, having vl,c strerte mid nfcntv NJ
sflAde. trees, Eutpt-ucofnuIpntons nrt, FIR hc-
low what nrr rynuircl for plure uf tts aizo. H.
is thc CRUISING uf Inc AtcIfsnn. Tonrkn 1. Sn,,tn
Re md ilse Missouri, Kansas 4 Toxas i.aiiroads
i Mnuttful fartulI,n col,ntrr st,rrn,,ars "I, r.