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The Milan exchange. (Milan, Gibson County, Tenn.) 1874-1978, 1883-03-10
WcE'S FyOrUI Guide

For 1883 is an Elegant Book of $50 Pages,
COlored Plates ef Flowers and Vegetables,
aud more than 1000 Illustrations of the choicest
Flowers, laRts and Vegetables, and Dlrec-
tons for growing. 1t is handsome enough for
the Center Table or a Holiday Present. Send
on your name and Post Office address. with 10
cents, and / will send you q copy, postage
paid Tn is not quarter of its cest. II is
printe' in both English and rmas. If you
afterwards order seeds deduct the 10 cents.
VIcK's SEEDS ARR THE BEST IN THE WORLD!
The Floral Guide will tell how to get and
grow them.
VICK's Flower and Vegetable Garden. IT'S
Pages, COlored Plates, 500 Engravings For
80 cents in paper covere; 81 90 in elegant cloth.
In German or English.
VICK's illustrated Monthly Magazine-32
Pages, n Colored Plate in in every Der and
many fine Engraving. Price 81 .25 a yea; Five
Copies for 80. Specimen Numbers sent for
lOcents: trial copies for 25 cents.
JAMES WICK,
Rochester, n, y.
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PICTURE FRAMING.

lie has also in st ok fine assortment Of
Moulding and will Frame pictures to order at
very low rates. :, -, ..rle,
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READ THE TESTIMONIALS.

This is to certify hat | have tried Pryor's
it gave more relief than anything have ever
Ted. | further state that as a remedy for
burns it is unparalleled. / also used it for a
case of teter in my feet of twenty years stand
ing. and saw that tits the first thing that have
ever tried that gave me more than momentary
relief. consider now that i am entirely re-
| eyed from that distressing disease.
JoHN d. NEwsoM, Troup co.. Ga.
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This is to certify that haye used PIyor's
Pile 0iptme mt. and say that tits, in my Opin-
ION, the best remety for plies ever presented to
the public, / say this from positive spplica-
zion of the remedy on my own person,
THOs, X, M0RGAE. from county. Ga.
For sale by all de0 'ers ia Medicine. Price.
PIPrY CENTS PER BOX. Sent by mail on receipt
ofprlfe, -..,,-,s, DR. j. BRADPIELD.
~ 'i '''..''''. '........ Atlanta, Ga.
The Milan exchange. (Milan, Gibson County, Tenn.) 1874-1978, 1883-03-10
DR.. j. BRl1DFIELD'S
Female Regulator.
WOMAN'S BEST FRIEND.

1t il we'll known u Physicians. aud alas
too well known to suffering women them
selves. that they are subject To numerous dis
eases pc, uliar to their sex such n suppres sion
OF the Mcuses, pa ntul ana scauty Mcnstrul-
ton, Congestion. Liberation and Falling uf
the Womb, attended with an endless train of
sNmpath tic AM constitutional disorders.
which embitters the whole line. and which
nave long been considered a. almost iucurable.
Bur ~ last the relnedN has hten fnnnd In
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BY the advice of DR.. Wynn. ], used your Pile
Ointment on Il servant girl who has be n suf-
,ferihg fot. eight years with q most aggravated
case OF piles. She improved from the very first
days use of your ointment. and before using
the box she was entirely recovered. ~ ~
I. ,...,G. W ..FnsrER, CuRseta, Ala.
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ATLANTA, Ga. Aug %, ls7

ATLANTA, Ga, Aug d, 1877.
After an experience of twenty, five years in
selling this ointment, and during that time
closely watched its effects, and having the tes-
timOny of my friends and neighbors to confirm
my confidence In its merits, | became fully l.
isfed of its value. and h We bought the eX-
elusive right TO make and sell it. and offer it
to you Ms the best remedy in the world, especi-
lily for al! forms of Piles.
The Milan exchange. (Milan, Gibson County, Tenn.) 1874-1978, 1883-03-10
1888. 1883.
THE B-INNER.
NAsuvHLE, Tenn.
The Hammer Newspaper Of
the state.

the state.
IT GIVES
The New, the latest and hest.
The Markets, fail and accurate.
The duings of the worli every dnv.
The humors, gossip and poetry.
IT Is THE FRIEND
OF "irtue, truth honesty.
OF morality, industry and chastity.
OF justice, good faith and suLriely.
vi progress, enterprise aud labor.
IT OPPOSES
Rings, munopolieS, extravaganza in
public administration, oppressive tax
alton, and all the corruptions that De,
stroy confidence and undermine uuh.
lie liberty.
IT Is WORTH
Ten times its cost, and violates only
one principle, that the cheapest is not
the. best, because it is both the
CHEAPEST AND BEST.
Send for sample copies The Dai,
iy $3.50 per annum. Weekly per
annum, 100; half year, IS cents;
three months, 80 cents.
Address The BANNER.
Nashville, Tenn.
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Robinson County whiskey - FIVE
years old at Blankinship's.
The Milan exchange. (Milan, Gibson County, Tenn.) 1874-1978, 1883-03-10
FDwARDs X snrPnrrp.

Five year obi Bourbon. only Zoe.
a drink Al Blmkinships
The Milan exchange. (Milan, Gibson County, Tenn.) 1874-1978, 1883-03-10

Try Blankinship's oily eight year
Did Bourbon, only 15c drink.
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UNDERTAKING!
J. w. YOUNGER,
Main Street, Milan, Tenn. 4.

has now on,hand and will keep in stock all
II the latest improvements in. the nnder-
takOr's line. con isting in part of Fine Walnut
Collins and Caskets, MetG4ic Caskets, full
line of Common Collins and Burial Robes of
all sorts and sizes. ...-
The Milan exchange. (Milan, Gibson County, Tenn.) 1874-1978, 1883-03-10

Cali at Henry Blankinship's when
old map Thirst Is tormenting you, if
you would be kindly aud eourteously
treated ..n
.4sna aa. -..
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ONE DOLLAR PER YEAR.

Parties working for the above prenirn q,
mas inv ariably send One Dollar with eBcb
name reported. and they should sive nan.N
with P.0. addresses, and seha money az ibst
~ the subscribers afe obtained.
= Sinai. amounts Of money nay be sent bV hsii
1T the Company risk. hut amOHnis over o.
Inust be sent oy poet oii,os money ssAeT, ohssk
or BY egisteTed Teller.
SEND FOR SPECIMEN COPY AND IHEA
Kimball enterprise. (Kimball, Brule County, Dakota [S.D.]) 188?-1883, 1883-04-20
LEGAL AFFAIRS.

The trouhlons days Of house
cleaning are y, hand.
patronizn vnur home dealers If
veu wan, to build up Your town.
Mitchell! has an arteSl: II well. Ii
is a little over 800 feet deep and tho
water rises )! feet above the sllrt:src
MIR. Farrall is soon to build ar
office o5 feet front and make othc'
improvements TO his agricultural
store.
We are glad 10 see Lewis ltun.
van able to be up and about again.
For the past six III ei ght weeks he has
had severe attack OF lung fever but
is now convalcscinr.
ID. w. and-r. J. Ward OF Mitch,
c)l came tos cthe banner town of l'r, G
county last SUNDAY. This was thcll
first visit here and like all others, are
pleased with Ki,nball and its si,rro,nd
ings.
"A partial eclipse Of the moon oc
curs next Tuesday. The moon enters
n,numbra nj 2:3G .. m, and as it fills
that morMing it can he observed long
after daylight. though of course not
as plainly as if it was night.
FORBES Bros lately of Nebraska
are putting up two story bnlid'ng
2Ox36 on the lower part OF Main street
to be used for grocery. They rx-
pectto be ready to commence business
in about ten DAYS.
M. Rccd from Dnbuouc, loa. has
purchased the lot nprtl, ,f Dams gro
rrry store and will put upa building
about the 10th of MAY, 25 feet front
and will pus in a stock Of boots, shoes
clothing, hats, caps cue.
Don't neglect 10 paint. lo,l can
h,y the Imperial Palace the best
brapdnf Mixed Paint on the market.
and Str,ctly Pure White Lead AT
lIutchisnn 4 I'rench's cheaper than
any other place in this part OF the
Territory.
C. ", Cameron, lately Of Wright
county Ioa. has commenced the cree
ton Of livery stable on7thc street
west of Parkers lumber yard, and will
soon be ready to furnish all sssorts Of
rigs at the most reasonable rates. MIR
Cameron is an old livery map. and
will spare no pains 70 make il pleasant
for hi, new patrons.
Kimball enterprise. (Kimball, Brule County, Dakota [S.D.]) 188?-1883, 1883-04-20
NOTICE

\ company is organized to manu-
facture Sorgmn Syrup at kimball,
u. L. torthe coming season, provided
a sufficient number of acres Of cane
shall be raised. The company propose
to furnish the best sctd to be had to
all who will contislc. to grow cane.
All who desire to raise cane are re-
qucstcd to cali ut the office of Curtis
Il White. The season is fast approach
ing and the Company desire to know
how much seed to procure.
Curtis & White.
K;mhall, D. I. Apr. 9th 1888.
Kimball enterprise. (Kimball, Brule County, Dakota [S.D.]) 188?-1883, 1883-04-20
EsrRAY NOTICE.

Strayed from the undersigned at
kimball, Oak. on Wednesday April
18th 1888. One yearling red color
heifer. One yearling white color steer
with some brown spots, and One year.
ling red color steer. Each had the tip
of the right ear cut off. \ suitable re-
ward will be paid for their recovery.
l.cave word at tho Enterprise Office.
4-la-l-pd Ole Oallingson.
Kimball enterprise. (Kimball, Brule County, Dakota [S.D.]) 188?-1883, 1883-04-20
NOTICE.

In pursuance with the laws OF the
Territory OF Dakota, there will be a
p'blic examination Of all persons offer
ing themselves as teachers, at the
school house in the city of Chamber
lain on the oath day of April 1883.
begining at 8 O'Clock y. M. Please let
all be present who desire certificates
to teach as ! do not wish to hold phi
vatc examinations.
L. T.. DRuRY,
County Superintendent.
Kimball enterprise. (Kimball, Brule County, Dakota [S.D.]) 188?-1883, 1883-04-20

Property owncrssin town should
not fail to plant shade trees this spring
New Clocks and Watches just
received at lIutchison d Frcnch's.
ID. Warner Esq. returned last Satur
day from his trip to Ohio and other
eastern places.
The spring term Of the public
school began last monday with good
attendance of scholars.
Fred Cornish one Of Mitcheli's
best youg men, and the main man of
the REPUBLICAN came down to see
our pretty burg last Sunday. Come
often Fred.
Mr.. Dan Bartholomew and his
sister Alice arc bothr,low with the
Measles but under the care.:of Dr.
lIollingcr are getting along nicely.
-lIutchison & French make
speciality Of furnishing large Glass for
Store Fronts. If you are intending to
build, call on them and get prices
before buying elsewhere.
Don't judge man by his failure
in life, for many man fails bccaHse
he is too honest to succeed. Don't
judge him by*his family relations, for
Cain belonged 10 Il good family.
james. .Dufey Esq. of Waukon,
Iowa, arrived here Yesterday and will
at once commence to improve his farm
east of town. Like all others he renew
ed his subscription for the Enterprise.
Our storm here last Saturday was
Of short duration, but it did consd-
cradle damage over 4 wide stretch of
territory in Southern! Minnesota ard
Northern Iowa. Houses anu barns
were here and there demolished in
the old fashioned way Of the native
cyclone.
Newspapers arc mcrcnan,'s best
:aleslaen. They enter every dwelling.
and while giving the latest intelli-
gencc, foreign and domestic, local and
State, they silently vet forcibly. sole
it patronage 70. each and every adj
vc,risrr-Ex.
N. \. Duke. who has hccn in
partnership with f. s. Laucr,'at James !
vile, low', in the millin. buiucs,
several years, is about to move on
to his claim near Kimball, Dakota
Mr. Duke is thorough business man,
full of energy and ready to engage in
my enterprise that will prove rcnum-
erativc. He has lived in this county
long time, and has the confidence
of the people with whom he has come
in contact. lie is a pleasant gentle
man who wears well. and we mis-
Judge him if the people where he set
ties IN Dakota, do not acknowledge
that Iowa, loss is Dakota's gain,
WAvERLy (1oa.) TRInuSE) Mr. puke
has been al old patron of the ENTER
PRISE and we are glad TO welcome
him among us.
Kimball enterprise. (Kimball, Brule County, Dakota [S.D.]) 188?-1883, 1883-04-20


Have you tcstedsyou seed corn:
-Wc.undetstand there arc several
eases of measles in town.
! Call on Ryan Bros. for bargains
in real estate.
IS. ~. Cook of the MITCHELL. RE
PUBLICAN Sundaved i'll town.
The surveyor generals office will
he removed to Huron on the first of
June.
Last weeks rain will he the cause
Of several thousand dollars in our
farmers pockets.
-IIutclison & French do tho Sta.
tionary Business Of kimball and are
prepared for it.
Capt. w. Y. Lucas latcl. Of tlse
Mason City Noa.) Republican, has
bought the CHARLES Mix CnRoNnIk.
"A good deal of sidewalk have
been built the past week which is 4
good work in the right direction.
The artistic work Of J. c. Stod-
ards paint brush, adds materially to
the looks of many buildings in town.
New Good. arc arriving daily at
the Popular Drug Store Of lIutrhism
T. French. Call and examine their
varied stock.
The new window shutters on the
Taft House adds materially both to
locks and comfort OF that popular
Hotel.
That entcrprising Land Agent + !.
T.. Rraucht. of White Lake was in
town yesterday on business, and drop
pea IN To see us.
An exchange heads column of
personals "ilcn and Things" which
certainly isnot n very gallant OF gentle
manly way OF referring to the other
! sex.
"A new school district has been
| formedTin township lo3-Gs and com
nriscs the Secs. %, 81. p. -. yG. 81.
"a. 35. and &c. Tie first school meet
| ny will be held next Monday.
One might as we'll trv to stop n
leak with y Joint Of stove pine as to
undertake 10 do away with the evils
# the liquor traffic lw licensing it.
The .onlv way is to stop the holc.-Ex
Mrs. Hay & Daughter moved
INTO their new millinery store vc~tcr
Iav. and arc now prepared to accom-
date the ladies Of I5rulc county IN
everything in their line of work. Drop
iii and see them.
-Woul,ln't it he to utterly utter.
inst to to if kimbal was the dark
horse in the race for the capital. She
will ''gct there" as socn as any Of her
present competitors. and don't YOU
give it away.
Henry i. D'Nril, proved up on
his claim est Of town, last Saturday
and will leave in u few davs for n
visit among old f.iends in Dubuque
county Iowa. The ENTERpRIsE will
keep him posted on Kimball dolngs
/ till he returns.
Ill. Il. Willsny, from New Lon
don. loa. is putting up very pretty
residence on the north side of First
street nearly opposite Mr.. Petrak-.
| lie will also commence another build
ing soon to be used by him for car
pentrr and wagon shop.
County superintendent Drury has
I.forlncd a school district in township
! l0a Range 60 which embraces the
! following territory: Secs. l. ., 3, 10,
| IL. y, Is. l4, and l5. \ meeting was
held III the new organized district last
Monday and it was agreed upon to
! build school house as soon us can
be done legally.
Last Saturday as T.. Mills OF
Charles Mix county was preparing for
a hunt. and while examining some
cartridges, his gun was accidcntlv
dicl,arged, the Charge passing through
| the pall.l Of bis hand shatcring and
| tearing it into q frishtful condition.
/ Late in the night he got to town and
called up DR.. Hollingcr to dress the
Kimball enterprise. (Kimball, Brule County, Dakota [S.D.]) 188?-1883, 1883-04-20
NUMBER ?.
THE ENTERPRISE
Published Every Friday Morning at
kimball, Brnle CO., Dakota.
P. II. RYAN, Editor /

A,.vertisine-Terin OF advertising rad"
known on application.
&s,- Advertising not accompanied by in
structions will he inserted until ordered out
and charged foraccordingly.
re- Regular advertisements payable Mt til
end of each month. Transient advertise
nents must be paid for i'll advance.
.zs-Al, communications intended for the
next issue ,nust be in the hands of the printer
asearly as Thursday. morning to insure pub
lication.
5nsrJob work of every description eSecut.
ed in tile best style ON short rotiee and a
reasonable rates,
ass Short communications on any snbiect
of interest are acceptable if accompanied by
tie name of the author.
Kimball enterprise. (Kimball, Brule County, Dakota [S.D.]) 188?-1883, 1883-04-20
Time Table c. n. :. ST. P. r. r.
COUNTY OFFICERS.

-: r. Lowe.
COMMISSIONERS II, =, pnHrn.
.R. S. TAYLOR
t'ouxry CLERK ID. w. SrAlDISG
CorSry JupGE. 80. j. B. LONG.
TrEAsuxER. .R. j. ASpREws.
SHERIFF. .E. p. OcIlsNER.
DEr,ry SHERIFF.. :. Il. c. BARNES
Srpr. or SclIooLs. .E. l.. DREwRY.
SURVEYOR. S. III. WnIrIocK.
Assessor GEORGE barry.
CORONER. a. NJ. FRENcM.
C, ANDERSON.
RoAp SrpR's C. W. MckiSLEY
80. l.. RcKARns,
C. G.. MnHRow.
JrxT1crs u. S. WHrrE.
w. 4. oRr :R.
Southern standard. (McMinnville, Tenn.) 1879-current, 1883-12-08
Trimming the Elephants Feet.

The whole of a day was spent recent.
ly at Bridgeport, Conn, by FIVE men
in trimming the feet Of two elephants.
The operation is performed, the New
Haven Register SAYS, once on the road,
once in the fall, and again in the
spring. The sole Of an elephants foot
is covered with a thick, horny sub
stance, which, AS it grows thicker, tends
to contract and crack, often tanning the
animal. At the time of trimming the
elephant stands on three legs and places
the foot to be operated upon across q
large tub. Two men hold the leg
down, and one stands at the animals
head to prevent him from turning.
Then with a two-foot drawing knife
one man shaves of great pieces Of bone
from the sole of the foot. The ele
plant holds the foot high of his owl
accord, seeming to understand what
The men are doing. and after the opera
ton he hourishes his trunk, trumpets
and expresses sincere thanks. 50 Il
Southern standard. (McMinnville, Tenn.) 1879-current, 1883-12-08

knows the secret Of the naonsyed riugs;
he divulges the plans and schemes Of
the heavy operators to the people; he
rmrs himself louder than the bulls.
and growlS among the bears his voice
is heard in the temples of the money
changers, asking for money; he war.
hles his little roundelay out on the
curbSt'Mie, III a melancholy minor key,
when he does not get it. Oh, yes,
editors are rich. When you want to
spend all the money you have in this
wide world, 90 to your lawyer; when
you want something done inr n0thing,
HE To your newspaper office. Then,
when You want to send some man to
Congress, send your lawyer, because
y"u cannot gel along without him." l
paused, and an impressive. profound
silence filled the car like dream of
peace. Ilooked around upon my au.
dirnce. II was asleep.
Southern standard. (McMinnville, Tenn.) 1879-current, 1883-12-08
Are Wives Supported?

What has your wife had to pay for
all the hard work she has done in
keeping your house for you for so many
years? The Prairie Farmer says /:
Just her board and clothes as she went
along, and ifyou were to die tomorrow
all she could claim of the property that
she worked SO hard to help you save,
would be the use of one-third OF the
real estate; and in nine cases out of
ten that is literally worse than nothing.
IF it had not been for your wife's help,
would you have been worth as much
today as you are now? If you had
been obliged to hire woman to do
the work your wife has done for her
board and clothes, do you imagine that
you could have done much more than
make both ends meet?
Southern standard. (McMinnville, Tenn.) 1879-current, 1883-12-08


A writer il Woman atWork advisPs
girls, If they would be happy IN the
married life to marry "a gentleman
He thus defines what he means by The
term:
A true gentleman is generous aud
unsel6sh. He regards another's happ
ness and welfare ms well as his own
You will see the trait running through
all his actions. A man who is a bear
at home among his sisters and discour
teous to his mother is just the man tn
avoid when you come TO the great
question which is t. be answered yes ~
no.
A man may be ever so rustic in hiS
early surroundings, if he is true geIl-
tlemen he will not bring a blush tn
your cheek III any society by his ab
surd behavior.
There is All instructive poliIedess III
herent in such n character, which
everywhere commands respect and
makes its owner pass for what he is
one of natures noblemen.
DO not despair, girls; there are such
men still in the world. You need moi
all die old maids. But wait until the
princes pass by. M harm in delay
You will not be apt to find him in the
ballroom, and | know he will never
be seen walking up from the liqun'
saloon. Nor is he a champion billiard
player.
He has not had time to become n
champion" fur he has had too much
honest, earnest work to do in thu
world. | have always observed tina,
these champions" we're seldom good
for much else.
Be very wary in choosing, girls
when so much is at stake. Do moi
mistake passing fancy for undyins
love. Marrying in haste rarely end
we'll.
Southern standard. (McMinnville, Tenn.) 1879-current, 1883-12-08
A Rich Thing for Editors.
Bob Burdett.

Bob Burdett.
Editors are usually wealthy the
man with the sample case remarked.
EYES," / said, they are familiar with
all the slang and business phrases of the
money market; they write about mil.
lions as ordinary men talk about dol
lars; they build railroads they organ
ize mining and magnificent transporta.
ton companies, with fabulous capital /;
they declare war without consulting
the ROthchilds, and If all the banks in
America were to fail tomorrow they
wouldn't be cent poorer than they
are today. Yes, they are rich. They
associate with the moneyed classes, they
sit down at the table with kings, some.
times, in HAPPIER, luckier moments, with
aces; if you want to borrow money, GO
to the editor he will turn to his ad-
vertising columns and tell you where
you can borrow it, If you haYe money
to loan, rather than see you suffer he
will borrow it himself. RichI He
Southern standard. (McMinnville, Tenn.) 1879-current, 1883-12-08
A Cheerful Spirit.

The man or woman who always re-
veals a cheerful spirit, will succeed in
life. The pleasant face will carry its
possessor safely through life in spite of
every opposing power. Smiles will
Danish the darkness that gathers about
every life-path, and the sunlight will
fall upon life's pathway, wherever a
cheerful spirit exists. The sunbeams
will melt the iceberg and dispel the
darkest night that ever brooded over
the world, and SO a sunny spirit will
scatter the GOODNESS and darkness Of
humanity, and bring brightness and
blessing to those about it.
If there is anything repulsiye about
a human being, it is fretful spirit and
a sorrowful face. If there is anything
utterly repelling and disgusting, it il
the sour>visaged one who cannot smile
or wear a cheerful look, but who con
tinually broods over his misfortunes
and so keeps on the shadowy side Of
everything. Gods sunshine is nothing
to him, any more than the sunlight o.
of Heaven is to the poisonous nettle
weed under the shadow Of the Shiny
rock, or dense shrubbery. His dwarfeC
and selfish spirit is as nearly like tn,
nettleweed as it can be, or like anything
else that grows in gloom and darkness
'" A cheerful spirit is one of the mos
valuable gifts ever bestowed upon hu
mainly by a kind Creator. 1t is tn,
sweetest and most fragrant flower o
the spirit-that constantly sends GU
its beauty and fragrance, and blesse
everything within its reach. 1t is tn
brightest star that ever cast its radianc
over the darkened soul, and one tina
seldom sets IN the gloom and morbi,
fancies and foreboding imaginatiOns. 4
Cultivate, then, a cheerful spirit
and cherish if as something sacred
Obey the command, "RejOice evel
more" and its light and blessednes
will ever fall upon thy pathway, c'