The post. [volume] (Middleburg, Snyder County, Pa.) 1864-1883, 1879-06-26
Our Kansas Letter.

EEwroN, HARVEY Co, June 20, 70.
ED. Posr.-When you receive this
letter Harvest will be almost over in
Kansas, as this week most Of the grain
will be cut. Wheat is very well filed
IN this section and will mako good
yield, VIC have been having somc fine
rains Of late and corn &c, is Just flour~
ishing.
The Negro axodus excitement 70 over
and some arc Struggling back southwark
They found there WIS quite contrast
between the lowered chromoes 10
acres of land, mule, &C., and the real
facts, and when they found that to oarn
q livelihood they would have to get
down to hard work some LEFT in dis.
gust Many also bought that
between tho richness Of the soil
and help from the government hard
work could be dispenccd with but the
White Brethren seem to think different,
so that the poor niggor was Off en- given
the cold shoulder rcgnrd to that
other exodus to Oklohoma, the Troops
are having buSy time Keeping the
emigration out, Last week n party cl
800 emigran,s entered the reservation
land when ordered to leave showed
fight so there has been moro troops
ordered. Hayes can send all the
troops down he can spare If he wishes
TO keep emigration out or Olklchoma
and after while he will got the Chcrd'
KEGS mad and they may clean things
up down there, a. all the civilized In
Iup that country and 10 have the west
lcrn tribes ~ neighbors. The TOwt
conncil of Newton ran things to sui
Themselves rs far rs Local Option i
concerned. The people Of town voted
no Liccncc, but the town council gave
, License to saloons, charging them
each 500 cash in advance por aunum
=. They have new way ofworkiuc thing
in town. When fellow gets It'll,
full aud causes disturbance. they sen,
him up for ~ days. and in addition t'
J this lie gcts Is hours work per day ~
the public streets with chniu and Il
pound hnll to his rrct--rnthcr humilil
/, ting presume politics will be rcd ho
here ere long rs lhcrc are lo'a ofcanii
dates for tho primary election.
, We are having quite pleasant yi,i
from VIM. Tarncsworth who il takin'
t n look Mt the country, also from Nj
. JnO. Wales of Lena H.. who own
property hero and who many Of You
readers in the upper end Of the count
! arc acquainted with him.
4 .Mo. Drccsc is busy harvesting an
' will have good crop, rs hc is h"ndin
q his wheat it will not take him long I
- put away his grain a. they cut an
u stack from Il to - acres per day vii
- { teams and men,
n We witnessed novel scene on h'
. saturday, /, takes good driver md
e puol horses 70 run header but J. |
q Bonfer thought he would cypcrimcr
SO he swung on his oxen and to Il
!. surprise Of all done good half d.,
4 work, hnt the party who can beat Pc,
, swing ! or Q head Of cattle, has got
, he good he has since traded his cati
4, on team of horsos and II very ii
II nice covered spring wagon. Wond'
~ liz that WAGON means business.
/. q. \. BoworsoX has - acres o! III
# finest hooking corn intnig section !
70 has purchased IN iNiprpvcifarm piu
i. Ing Mr.. Bonfcr on the south west.
a- Mysterious lights hayo hccn soon
re- one Of tho shanly's At late hours Il
n last wcok no one could imagine why
, was the boys kept such late hours. \
none of them are Ladies men. But
forced confession proved that thcy hg
t. visitors, that bed bugs had tnkon po
10 session of their Bed and that they h,
l. arose at 1880 n. m. lit their pipes NJ
a. sung sunday school hymns just mere
Il to accomodatc their visitors Il tell V,
its a great place out here to show r,
N spcct to visitors. HARVEY.
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