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The Kinsley graphic. [volume] (Kinsley, Kan.) 1890-1940, 1893-03-03

Persons who re- subject 90 s.ttaclSs
Of biliuu- collie can almost IHvsFisuly
Jril, by their feelings. wh-a 90 expect
an attack. II Ghamr.rFlain cole.
cholera AID diaFruoed remedy Is taken
AS sUOB as these symptoms APPEAR thev
can ward CT the disCusr. such persons
sH, uld always kts-p the remedy stt
iItusi. ready fUE Immediate uss when
NEEDED. Two or three duSes of 10 AZ
the right time will save Jheln much
suffering. For sale By Porter q Gu.
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or ECONOMY

where you will ind a fsiI and complete
line Of every thing in Hardware. Tin
ware, Stoves, Seeds, Grain, lGFOceues
aud Farm Products.
. Roberts is in Edwards eOuHty On stay
and to make a living for his family. ig
just dealing. honest goods and bottom
prices ailI accomplish that laudabls
object.
w. O. ,.-.-r.--H
The Kinsley graphic. [volume] (Kinsley, Kan.) 1890-1940, 1893-03-03

bTulstss SuFt.s- Ulcers. salt Fne1m. fevr
sores. trtter. rhapps-ii hands. CkilisiaIH-
cslrIH and All SHIN rruptiuua. AMI posi-
lFris cures piles or nD pay require
II Is guaranteed % give p-TGrgr salts
faction, or money TefHntislf. Price .
cents per isoE- For sale by Porter a
The Kinsley graphic. [volume] (Kinsley, Kan.) 1890-1940, 1893-03-03

There is published at Topeka. Kan.
= Journal devoted eXci,sssiE+iy 10 Putil-
try. ciiited the Westsgn SouitTy Brs-s-d-
eF. There Is bssts OF atOues sEl the i'Out-
try business, Il sou GniN zmCHs how 40
GO 1t e right This the Breeder en-
d@ssVors - m6ke clear 10 il TezsisTH.
las price - IHiy 3 cents ger year.
send . ceBts ga STAMPS Ca tire -astrFu
Poultry Breeder, Topi-Eai5 lsi;ssassa. and
g0a viii Ses e tor = car.
The Kinsley graphic. [volume] (Kinsley, Kan.) 1890-1940, 1893-03-03

A,I,.w u cough 10 ruu uHtii 10 gets
D'-yUn,l Che reach Of meJlIUiHr. IheN
often SAY. oh, q NIil a ear away D"
u,is 10 IuusT r3tsrS DO sears JHru HWuv.
gnstl they ip- induced tO 'Ty th- -uc-
s-iul az 'tctnt,..u l".uD'- i.f--,l.s
H,ru I,-,5lt 0I O, FI-It.Te guar are
40 car. LreN would Im -usditteiy se-
ssr EXCELLENT Eject after taking thu
,lT~E t"4e. Price htry cents auI uur
II9iiaT.
The Kinsley graphic. [volume] (Kinsley, Kan.) 1890-1940, 1893-03-03

W. H Roi,b's family is parking mp.
preparatory to moving to KImgfisher.
Oklahoma Mr. R 'hb came tn-Kins-
ley in IS AMI sine. fliet hrs been
sI0sely identiiied with r-very Interest
Of the town. He Is "a fnaH " Flrgs.
public spisit. an able lawyer, it''d cine
Of our very hest citizens, WHOM we
feel that Sc ram ~ afford tO lns-
His amiahle wife AID bright SuIs9 AND
daughters will he great, missed MAY
all Ilis hopes % e large measure uf il
nauefal Success lie rallied iH iiis new
home.
The Kinsley graphic. [volume] (Kinsley, Kan.) 1890-1940, 1893-03-03

The sudden changes IN weather D.
tile latter part uf tie winter and Earl.
spFinT are a souFUs- OF CUUghS 4Uf
Ctilds. This season is % Particular,
dangerous one fDr persons with WeaE
lungs or a dsaiisstr1 constitution. A
slight cold Is ukely 20 ibaegIne q s-rioV-
one. Hud the GDugh EiIaE follows iz th-
Onr great cstuSt- or the manv d-ssEl-
from consumption in the early spring
Never ns-Eit-el a .sDuxh or cold. EeeU
- reliable remedy IN hand aud check
the hFst LnuEH. that NAV lead to con-
su.Hptiun. A. sIrh a FrmefiV the meal
iriHr called Kpmu'5 i3lI~am u strongly
recommended. For every form Of
sHruaf and lung disorder, Iut:iudinE lhs
Ia grippe cough, Group and c0nsumD-
ton In hT~i stages. 70 has probably no
equal anyT here. Get a bottle TO-DAY
The Kinsley graphic. [volume] (Kinsley, Kan.) 1890-1940, 1893-03-03

Rev. G. Hurni las orgauizesI q class
fog tlie study Of German. About a
dozen have joined and they meet ora
"Wednesday and Thursday evenings ~
sach week At ". D. Erwin's "fice. It
is to be hoped that it si'l not meet
the fate Of the cl.,ss Fa,rsned last
spring.
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which W. propose 20 send % you, f-uufrog-
tariou paid Tue uttl8 darling eELE lEgiuai
q pillow, and % ia the act o. oIdU-lnE on See
pins soOz, t.ig mate OF [aich la- nasn pulled
on auu hung 4alLl vita q stun pulll COO
The dsal tin - are perfect ltiu sle eyes follow
you, no matter where goa stand Tho eEQui-
g1ts rspEuductions OF t-i5 great esq painting OF
painters uE baby mo- are 60 Be glVe1 30 Enol1
who subscribe 70 uemurelt'l tnEuug MlZ--
sine ror A5asl. The rrpEnd uct Ions cannot %
told from the nriEtnuis which Get sAgl. and
are the same 1LEz ~ Ea-s inches 2 O. baby q
life size. ana absolutely lreli-g- We have
alEo iu urgpArati1us 20 present 60 our sub
acribers during lsli. nther EzenG Bicisrss -
louis Dssullr1uss and otler8 OF worldwide
-nsvu. Take only two eZaugles or What
rtIu lsIrtug IN. pass ear % a ard o. r'al-
EleE-" aGl a. "A White House III bid % " the
vile o. FraEi lent Harrison lua gCs1 ua1A So
UlEu our promises u can
Faoza " Ho stifsCTilss for DnEl1Tgst's Family
bflEsEine for ] . VIII pCs1els gallery o. e1-
EtLzaEine that cannot be eIulled ny any -
thz world for its beautiful iIuGtTa uonz -ud
subject matter, that VIII Keep everyone post
81 on ala the topics OF the uuFs ana al she
fails aild tL1grelt tteunG OF Interest about tue
H.z ssHolil hgzidel Furnishing interesting
req .fuE natter bath Frage and gay, Cor the
sr'ia.'u Ia uilys and while lleuurs-t'1 a. nos
fc-t, ~ we give YOU ire " f1-is al the pat
-CE-ts yru wish 20 use during tho year AID
la any size you chon1ss. Send o. your SUD
scr5ption az once, only - and you VII really
Frpt over 8 % iu value. Ae1Elsl ne 9ull-1leEs
traJenuluE8 Demuue1t. Is Elat lltL st-s NeW
York. IL you are En41qi1aizlad With che
Gug-Eins, send 10 Gonts for q gloei1le1 copy
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havo.hsen troubled for several years vzitE
seruIuia, caused BF impure blood, but could
get no Teitef until lHtsiy. our druggist
rssoInmsuded ftsFra' E3loUd PuriheE and
ifitsod Maker 50 highly that dsuid ID 20 try q
sud have NJ 20 the present time. used ave
JotiIes aRd nnd it 60 ~ all that 20 Be- reJum-
euds,i.-Grrtu Stone. Otas-B. wis. Sold
.,ud Warranted b. X. DcrsT KiuaIey, Kansas
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B0Dsrts Is prepared for the LaIitt-u
season With X Fuu line Of FISH, 1T all
kinds, Holland and DSnsstic IIet Ia g,
White and Maakerel, saiaiUif, gar-
mouth Blus,tsEs, C-dtsh. etc. AL AT
.r,Icag bottom PRICES.
The Kinsley graphic. [volume] (Kinsley, Kan.) 1890-1940, 1893-03-03

hisssrs. Wells, lEuiiindora ana De
Tar hid little shoot Wednesday,
Hfteen birds each. Tho sc0rs stss,Ji a
2 follower dnliinaOre. u; Derar, ~;
WelIs,-ta. t-e- e-sv
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Chris. FgsbtsF and family IeFt ysstsr
Day for Elk City, where they tgill make
thsiE home He traded has hume mere
45r property tlisrs.
The Kinsley graphic. [volume] (Kinsley, Kan.) 1890-1940, 1893-03-03

h-maTkeI To a Trend the other day
ual she knew kemp'- BalEamtoT the
urOslt and Lungs ,F-=s = Superior rem
rtiy, rs q stopped her cough Instantly.
- hrh other cough! medicines Rat nU
Meet what ever. - tU Drove TINS and
, uuvlnce you OF it's merit any drug
gtsl wIll give EUU a sample hOr'is free.
Large .IZ- 80 ct-Its aud 81 90
The Kinsley graphic. [volume] (Kinsley, Kan.) 1890-1940, 1893-03-03

Good homemade candy will lie sOId
At the Sunday school entertainment
Friday evening, March IOgh, 81, Iile
DL,era holss=
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The cello vino. OF Monday drove hazel,
our vssisAt HpoTtsmeh, DeTFsr aud
elriiiihss5s. 1t.ss isfi their Eoat Al
NostsstoH, from which paint they vii
Te-smbark when it becomes more
settled washer.
The Kinsley graphic. [volume] (Kinsley, Kan.) 1890-1940, 1893-03-03

L. x. VsHIfOrnA'a family depart
next Tuesday for their new home at
Ford City. Thsir residence will be
irnussdIatsly occupied by John WOlga-
@st.
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RensmbeE the eo1sseesstisn aaseting
81 the z 2. = next Sunday
evening At ESQ o'clock IA tiis Ccazrs-
gAtiOHEi church. Topic; The Lord 5
day. How shalt We keoP itp''-lIsb.
Es:aS; Mstk. i2:s-IS.
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r. Black, representing the Kansas
City JoaTgsal is la town this week
soliciting soE the Encyclopedias Brit
annie.. -.
The Kinsley graphic. [volume] (Kinsley, Kan.) 1890-1940, 1893-03-03

Farmers have begua spring work il,
earnest. Thoy say that the ground ii
IN perfect condition.
The Kinsley graphic. [volume] (Kinsley, Kan.) 1890-1940, 1893-03-03

4 number q cur young people organ
= izeG thssassises int 4 surprise party
Wednesday eSspinE invaded the h0ns
- zszsTy PssieeasaHsl passed several
SoaSi Sszy PLEASANTLY. -. -
The Kinsley graphic. [volume] (Kinsley, Kan.) 1890-1940, 1893-03-03

". D.. ErWlp Fessiyed telegram.
Hast Friday sIiRouI'csF,g tie serious ill
rsesa Of his bsosissF sOs. q EiAefIsi,sr.
@n1 ieEt as os,ea ftsE tllss paint. lie.
writes h.zas that 4lsss IL found him
slightly hsttsT IN his aErfTaI, he eosi-
slsi=sss his Eeaftll IL gsry pEesaEious
eesse.
The Kinsley graphic. [volume] (Kinsley, Kan.) 1890-1940, 1893-03-03

Sunday school entertainment March
10th, At the opera house. AduHssiOA
adults, Is cents; children. 6 es'tsi
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Lewis spared us twO of her prominent
citizens FOR few hours yesterday, J..
II. Lewis and ". J. Peck.
The Kinsley graphic. [volume] (Kinsley, Kan.) 1890-1940, 1893-03-03

HE. Aderholdt, Of Mcfarland, is
moving here with view to opening Il
real estate ONCE.
The Kinsley graphic. [volume] (Kinsley, Kan.) 1890-1940, 1893-03-03

< Ii9o- Eiowa esssnty papers give f,sli
sssse5zoEts-sf eszsseasAs.s u -EIssirsresesi-
sEs' Association. Oar tra-heFs needn' I
8 kssR tesiF t55astssls % svfull5 quiet
We a4II zisaiE s.s-ss then space.
The Kinsley graphic. [volume] (Kinsley, Kan.) 1890-1940, 1893-03-03

". II. Rrenci, attended the Grand
lodge Of the. a. 0. U. w, OF the STATE
81 Zzansas, ~ Hutchinson this week.
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%. II. II. icGaTry was down from
Dcdgs City Wednesday, hooking after
important legal business.
The Kinsley graphic. [volume] (Kinsley, Kan.) 1890-1940, 1893-03-03

= Look out for something hHe from
-IIRtch's Orchestra at the Sunday
school entertainment Friday, March
10Th.
The Kinsley graphic. [volume] (Kinsley, Kan.) 1890-1940, 1893-03-03

Just read the program OF the 81. z
Sunday school en4ainment To be given
March 18th, at the opera house.
The Kinsley graphic. [volume] (Kinsley, Kan.) 1890-1940, 1893-03-03

In the essS OF ths-ssate Of kansas
agNinst Georges LlRntneF, for breach OF
tbs peace, tried by a iurs before Jus-
tico Dyer. d verdict oF.ssps guilty was
rendered. Il Is "a be iiossssi ihag pes.r-
Easy. reign in that noisiborhoos.
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.-y--- .. J. TANNERS ss,znily iuts arrived
@ud is comfortably settled at the Ful-
ton place, on North Colony avenue,
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J. McHugh. OF LaEnsd, WAS IA IA,
city Tuesday.
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The Misses Fores entertained a num-
Der Of their friends Monday evening
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BsSore yOa purchase vail paper ex-
s.uHisis Dollars stock.
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iDPEO's your property by painting
it thts spring Nothing adds 50 much
20 the appearance at y c..untry As TO
ses ven painted buildings. what OF
want 70 Enov "a EteEs 20 lst paint
hat wiz stand a. dry isHsi HoREliInats.
The Western Paint - Oii=C0mpary
glisGnntGs their paint q EtaHsi igg tins
eiIuiite4Or four ss-aFs sgilhOtii. cisalkIng
81 cracking. You can bay 1t fft,fa %
csuss PR gallon zap. Pure tss'ii=,l lin
~Ssd oil, window glass. VnTHishes.
JFusilsss, and over 100 pslGtsrns OF NUlI
aaller 20 ssirct fFnsu- Sal Iialer
cents Enli At DErA BIS
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g. B. lslcksrson went to GFeellsDurp
Monday.
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wan paper from cents up. at n
De TsI's
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For bed springs and mattresses 9
% Essner s Cole.
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8lrs. Frank Porter returned tO-ds
from q weeks visit at T.aEned.
The Kinsley graphic. [volume] (Kinsley, Kan.) 1890-1940, 1893-03-03

IL. Wright returned yesterday from
Topeka.
The Kinsley graphic. [volume] (Kinsley, Kan.) 1890-1940, 1893-03-03

A. ). RtpP entertained his broth
John. o. dodge City, Sunday.
The Kinsley graphic. [volume] (Kinsley, Kan.) 1890-1940, 1893-03-03

Essnsr & Cuis now handle and have
N stock ths Western Cottage Organ.
The Kinsley graphic. [volume] (Kinsley, Kan.) 1890-1940, 1893-03-03

J. =. Marsh went east Sunday L
ogdsr his spring stock Of goods.
The Kinsley graphic. [volume] (Kinsley, Kan.) 1890-1940, 1893-03-03

II. Needs family las moved to th'
Billings place On south Colony avenue
The Kinsley graphic. [volume] (Kinsley, Kan.) 1890-1940, 1893-03-03

ArB. F. ". Edmonds is suGerlnI
from an attack of Ia grippe.
The Kinsley graphic. [volume] (Kinsley, Kan.) 1890-1940, 1893-03-03

Picture frames and mOuidiuEB Away
81 ksna aG KesneF & Coles.
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Three DAYS is "a very shvft ne o.
~ hIUl Ia eur, had case OF rhemna.
gIsiu; Dut sJicaa h-, ton. il The proper
treatment is adopted. a. Viii l'r st,,,
by the IOil"wing from Lam ~ LanlI.r.
Ui New Bruins wick. Illiusis= II Da-
Dl-diy ain cited ,yit.I r'ielI II7sJtsm ia ru.
hips aad legs, Whom iouyht a. hItt.,
at Chamberlain Pam Balm Il cure,
me in three days. lam .ili rIEht J''-u O.,
and " iIid insist Lmal every "ue Wnu
IS afflicted with that trFriiis 'li-rsg-t-
ust mamie fistiIi's Pam H.lui ,u.1 v,-.
~ ril al once. 50 cen, r'J.flr- '.r =..!.
~ Porter e. 10
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9 have rr-a4uItneud-sI IEarz-- Hi-rrlI FsuE.Eer
md t-iia-rFE iFsllFa syrup several Eil1ea ana
uliirt 49, 4tlzf lafa -7l7un sifffE-1 aslai mare
inar ptsaaaii "a reaulsl fsls5uiu- uas o. the
alllle- El sllI fG tie hublu a. sndoFainE
patent -llriaz ull. 14r g=u cav lFillGullF
S'ia aii@ laEri-1tsd ~ S. D. Ter hll-iFg
-aHg-aa-
SUI E11llas- n1lt1r since nszaa ris nee Of
iieEEs' iliags Purfarr ana Blood aIrzsr --H
g. EilliaiHr. CHlas.ilTa. I-oEzs. aaid- and
uarFau-ed - ' ueIar EtnaIass snnslz
We havl uoau uaiii-sg leEg-' Esusdiaa Cag
ai,1u. Eve reara SOS f-1erz- I.Iarrrr- rrl-zlu
riFca Is rLu ds=r aas--fa-rilu 81 any rsucsF
1r= L=vr 1FaF sr1-i---zrsala Il Esss -1ert. tsszn
lre. s-zn- SOC -aa 'u-s1runted b. - p1rae
Eiuslrg. l11zs
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sat DeTaT's PFIsaa On vaii I,aI-gr-
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W.G. Beezley returned from Topeka
sS-day.
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Last summer . vas atts3lEs1 vita aba1sa
uf EIx. aud after taking GoslF doses OF HsgIgu'
DlarEhea I3aisHln was immediately relieved
aE-d cured have sold iE F0r six months
aud must any that "a gives general ssfisfae
tl0n ~. " Smith. d. y. I'uElco, no SOLD
EEd warranted by ~ DeTsr, EiEalsy, Kansas
have handled BsEEs' IlJtIe Giant PILE for
eight ysars ana have customers % Ehoiu q
gE0uId be Impossible IN sell any other. Ia fact
ali OF 8egEa' Family Egslioiuso aEe quite SAT
isfactoFy, and have good success with sheen.
~ r shane, Solomon Cts D. Eausaa. sold
and warranted by =. BeTzF Ktu8isy. Eanssa
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AGGNTS WANTED n SELF our nav book.
'hibie StDriea Tor Children " tsdited hE
Henry Sell assisted Icy iEuEuei "a Con a Ell
posfiuE CvoT 6lu-'ahL Retail 81 81 over ~
tuli-ph2s usFIEtuEss . uuEgz or maasHi1ss8ut
rtlurco plEtssSs zach pFinr8d Gen ten u8lBEa. a
copy can b.. ssIld in every hume. Girl Erit,.ss
-ftstTG 4s8 pFt8T4 up au this mornings mad
SIS IE5-uEF. REV. s. J.. Holmes, E7uFIeFH, Pa
EayEs +t8uGGt received. sold So bf.uEa ristlly
uIade ST. yesterday 20 Greatest q -uutsla ever
known EEtra cgmultsainn 20 iEHeuuH ST.
per DIS easily made. -utHr bIt cents tEuul =
on credit freight paid Huuy Neil, rs ST.
1Gh 81, EahlfudeIuh. a Pa
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?. B. Hino Has In hutchinson Thurs-
day.
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LOCAL NEWS.

Uardwars At RummsiPs.
The Kinsley graphic. [volume] (Kinsley, Kan.) 1890-1940, 1893-03-03

TTTAErED:- aad eistsrs= TO
w buitd. Good work sua Ea1teed- Terms
.--sau1s 80 JOHN HELBBhN
Herald and news. [volume] (West Randolph, Vt.) 1878-1943, 1893-03-15

casion any considerable anxiety or to
give rise to the fear that the farming
land of the State is to be abandoned.
New Industries.
The reports show that sS13, 800
have been invested in new industries
and in enlarging plants already in cp-
Grafton. Several large additions are
reported as having been made, of
which the cost was unknown and,
therefore, not included in the figures
given. The new industries reported
are giving employment to 1,l00 per-
sons. As compared with the report
for 1891, it appears that s72, 800
more capital has been invested, also
that the additional help employed is
l,l0O persons, against 2,197 persons
for 1914 less number by 1907.
The distribution OF these new indus
tries by counties is as follows:
Herald and news. [volume] (West Randolph, Vt.) 1878-1943, 1893-03-15
EXCURSION TO THE WORLDS FAIR

If sufficient number of our sub
scribers desire, the HERALD will ar
range a personally conducted ten days
excursion to the Worlds Fair, to start
about the goth OF May. 1t viii be
eonducted on the same lines as the eel
ebrated Raymond & Whitcomb excur-
sions, and the service viii be equal to
that of these popular excursions. The
trip will be made each way in Wagner
vestibule palace sleeping cars meals
viii be included going and returning /;
first-class board and room at Hotel En-
deavor, admissions to the grounds, bag
gage and carriage transfer to and from
the hotel and, in fact, every necessary
expense viii be covered by coupon
books. The expense will probably be
SEQ or s65. The Raymond & Whit
comb people charge 1925 for the same
time. The Hotel Endeavor is situated
ou the lake shore, seven blocks south
of the Fair, and is a first-class house
conducted by Christian gentlemen.
Every room is an outside room, and
all are the same size. The service at
this hotel will be frst-class. The
chef isa Maine man who has been fer
several yeavs in the same position in
leading Chicago hotel, and the walters
will all be experienced girls from
Maine, New Hampshire and Vermont,
who are recommended by the pastors
of the churches they attend. This
house is situated in Windsor Park, one
of the most beautiful locations around
Chicago.
If yeu would like to join such an ex-
cursion, please write us as soon as
may be; and if sufficient number sig
Nifty desire to go, arrangements viii
be made, and circulars will be sent you
later, fully describing the plan. As
the publisher of this paper is one OF the
Executive Committee of the Vermont
Press Association. which has an ex-
cursion to the Fair May els and stops
at the same place, he can guarantee
that all who go on this excursion viii
be as well used as the members of
the Press Association. Do you want
to go? Probably the railroad tickets
will be made good for 80 days.
Herald and news. [volume] (West Randolph, Vt.) 1878-1943, 1893-03-15

1t will be noted that sales have In
creased in nine counties, diminished in
four and remained the same in one.
The sales of unoccupied farms have
been as follows in the several coEnties !;
Addison, 2; Bennington, 6; Caledo-
mia, 27 Essex, 4 Lamoille, 8; Or
ange, 80; Orleans, IL; Rutland, -;
Washington, %; Windham, Al Wind
sor, %. The total number of farms
reported as without tenants is 376. Of
this number, Addison county has 10;
Bennington, 26; Caledonia, 4S; Es-
sex, Z; Lamoille, Z; Orange, 81; Or
leans, p Rutland, Is; Washington
20; Windham, "a; Windsor, %.
Chittenden, Grand Isle and Franklin
counties report no unoccupied farms.
Many of the farms reported as without
tenants are so from the fact that ten
ant has recently moved away and no
one has been found to fill the place.
Quite a number of farms are tenantless
because of the settlement of an estate.
Of 200 farms of which descriptions
have been recently received, 40 have
been unoccupied year or less. This
goes to show that there are likely to be
certain times when farms will be tenn
porarily without tenants and yet these
farms may not properly belong to what
is generally known as the class of un-
occupied farms. Our inquiries in con-
nection with this class of property have
not been extended to tracts of land
where farm buildings have once been,
but which passed out of the list OF
farming lands years ago and are now
returning to their original and proper
use, he growing Of forest trees. 1t Is
believed that the figures here given of
the number of unoccupied farms at the
present time, which are suitable for
farming purposes, very nearly repre-
sent what there are in the State, and
would not seem to be sufficient to oc-
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works. The summer hotels at Wood
stock and Lake Dunmore were COM
pleted last season and involved an in.
vestment of capital largely in excess
of last years estimates. Several new
enterprises are thought to be assured
for 1898, among which may be men
toned, creameries at Peacham and
Waitsfeld, a large canning establish
ment at Burlington, and at Canaan
furniture factory to employ 100 per-
sons and calling for an investment of
$40, 900. Brighton feels ''practically
sure" of shirt factory with a capacity
to employ 500 persons. Other towns
report an interest in new enterprises
but do not say just what is expected.
An inspection Of the foregoing figures
shows that with an increase of invest
ed capital over 1891, only about half
as much help is employed in operating
it. This is due largely to the fact that
the investments Of the past year have
been on somewhat different lines,
where large capital employs the SER
vice Of only a limited number of per-
sons-like the electric light, for an
example. The investments for 1892
have also been of a more permanent
character, putting up good buildings
and introducing modern machinery +;
and in many cases it is expected that
the number of employees win largely
increase. 1t is, perhaps, but fair to
say that the granite industry was very
much retarded by the labor troubles of
1892 and several localities that ex-
pected to undertake work on granite
were prevented by these troubles from
SO doing.
ASS whole, it appears that for 1892 |
more farms were sold, more enter
prises undertaken, and more capital
invested in them than during the
year previous. This certainly indl-
Gates a healthy condition of both our
agricultural and manufacturing inter-
ests and goes to show that those who
have soreseen an improved condition Of
our industrial affairs have been correct
in their judgment. Capital is seeking
in local enterprises. Ag-
riculture is moving forward slowly but
surely, and improved, certain and eco
nomical methods are taking. the place
Of guesswork and wastefnl and worn
out practices.
So far as my acquaintance goes, there
IS hopeful feeling prevailing in the
State, and there seems to be good rea-
son to believe that the upward course
S but fairly begun and that there lies
before us an era OF prosperity, the ex-
ent of which is to be measured largely
,y the effort of each individual citizen.
Please send us the names of any of your ac-
luaintances living ont of Vermont, that we
nay send them free copies of this issue.
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