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Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1883-10-31

Within a few minutes after the South
ferryboat Pacific left her slip on the Now
York side of the river, Tuesday evening,
about 8 o'clock, one of the passengers, a
we'll dressed man, about twenty six years,
stepped over the chain at the stern and
sprang into the river. The act was wit
messed by several persons and an alarm
was raised. The ferryboat was promptly
stopped and life presorvers were thrown
toward tho man, who was quickly dis,
appearing in the darkness. One of the
small boats was also lowered by the deck
hands, who made a close search for the
man, but without avail. Tae occurrence
was reported to the Brooklyn police.
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1883-10-31
FEATURES OF THE STATE PRESS.

The West Chester Republican has a new
attack Of the Frankford malady.
The Philadelphia Press is said to have
increas 10 circulation IA 600 since its .
cont reduction.
Tue Chamborsburg Valley Spirit asks
for an affidavit from Niles as TO his posi-
ton in the Beaver campaign.
The Plttsburg Telegraph has reached the
conclusion that to live few miles out from
4 small town in order to get half dozen
acres Of ground is bad policy.
The PhiIa lelpaia EpcRng lsleqrdph
thinks that copies of the Stalwart senator.
ial address ought to be sent to all the
institutions in tho state for feeble minded
children.
Though only seven weeks old, the sun.
day edition Of the Plttsburg Dispdtch has
already reached the phenomenal circula-
ton OF 1900, tribute to its merits as
gratifying as it is deserving.
Ii tho actual is ever to be improved,
says the MoraUian, it must be through the
ideal. To try to separate the two, in life
or in literature alike, is to attempt TO
separate body and soul.
The Sudbury Daily has increased its
size and revolutionized it's appearance
and it is now q handsome sheet creditable
alike to its owners and the town wherein
II is Published.
tn Plttsburg Dispatch, Rep, observes
tlat Ia' people who have kept track OF
the pplrtonment fight will be able tc
judge of the Republican senatorial state
ment by it's true value, which is Of neg
atiye quality.
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1883-10-31
IN InitnTla WInIh

The editor of ne Columbia COurdnt was
very mad last week because tho Quean's
Lace Handkerchief company did not
give him any complimentary tickets Ho
predicted that the show would bo fraud
for that reason The company appeared
on Saturday evening to tho largest and
most fashionable audience Columbia has
seen for long time AID scored big hit.
The editor Is no doubt surprised thai the
company did not disblnd after his free
notice. This week ho says he sticks to
what he said last week.
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1883-10-31

A Mr.. Dougall, writing to the London
Times, on tho rise in the value of Highland
estates, says that up to some 40 years ago
the privilege of following field sports had
little or no value In the market. 1t was
even considered rude thing for a pro
prietor to refuse day or two's shooting
to any stranger who might solicit the
privilege. Now tho Scottish shootings
have a commercial value, if ircaptalized, Of
not less than Gl2, 900 600, with an annual
value ofseyeral hundred thousand pounds.
Mr.. DOugall mentions various instances
showing that the rise in the value of sport
ing estates has not yet reached its highest
point, but will continue to go on partpdssH
with the increase of travelling facilities.
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1883-10-31

George Beiier has recently completed
s0m0 important improvements at his
Pcqu,a Touring mills. lie has had the
the old Burnham lurbao wheel aud pen
stock taken OUT, a now panslock built aud
two OF VIM. herCcr'S " COuCst0gan tur
OiRo wheels pm, IN Tucss wheels tha,
are Il inches ia diameter each, are found
10 tako no more wLtor than the old %
ingh wheel tia. was romDyod, whilo they
furnish just double the amount Of power
Tho old cog gearing Of the mill has also
been r3moycl and replaced by betting.
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1883-10-31
GOVERNMENTAL MATTERS.

Things Pertaining TO OToes and Officers
The president has recognized j. II.
iIanton as consul general at the Neither
lands at Now York.
Commodore A. g. Rhind was yesterday
promoted to be rear admiral and will be
placed on the retired list to day.
Captain John II. Russell was Yesterday
promoted to tho rank of commodore and
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1883-10-31

Tho board Of health met last night, but
LITTLE business of Importance was trans
acted. They discussed the appointment OF
vaccine physicians and also thought it
advisable to bring suits against those
physicians c!crEymen and others who do
not make their quarterly reports. Definite
action was postponed until next weeks
meeting. DR.. Fitzpatrick reported but
three cases Of smallpox under treatment.
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1883-10-31

Last night Elm and Frank Mehaffy,
Charles kaufman and Frank Sgman
were out hunting for skunks when they
started up fox which was caught and
killed by the dogs near Harnish station.
The animal was very large, and he Ger.
tainIy was of his base whom no got in
that part Of the country.
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1883-10-31
Says He wIiI fSeat Tanner,

EAsToN, Oct, 3r.-Smull, the horse
thief, began tho twenty fourth day OF his
fast this morning, in the Belvidere, N. j.,
Jail His pulse was 54 He obtains very
little sleep and has lost thirty pounds
since his incarceration. Smull says he
intends TO beat Tanners record by ten
days.
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1883-10-31
a henyY nHorrgagc.

This morning 80, 600, 600 mortgage was
received at tho recorders Office. 1t was
given by tho American Rapid telegraph
company to the Boston safe aud trust
deposit company, aud must be recorded In
all counties through which the telegraph
line passes.
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1883-10-31

The prospect for the erection of south.
ern market is taking definite shape and
to night meeting ia to bo held at George
Walls South Queen street. when the com
mittee who were appointed at last meeting
TO look after suitable location will re-
port.
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1883-10-31

Two London railway stations were shat
tered yesterday in = mysterious maauer
and as with all things else that do not
admit of immediate explanation, the out
rage was promptly attributed TO the
Fenians. II is hard u understand how
any organization can recognize crime as
one Of its Legitimate m msthods of operation,
but English hostility to Ireland and every
thing Irish tends TO blind for TING the
reasoning faculties of the people. II, rs is
reported, four dynamite cartridges were
found near the scene of one of the expo
sions,i c)nc'usively proves that the dreful
work was done by q few irresponsible
tieuds, such as perpetrated the PuUaiy
Park assassinatIous. To say tnat
all the acts Of desperate men on
English soil, that can not otherwise be
explained, have their root in Irish hatred
of England is 10 roach CONCLUSION not
warranted by tho premises. As vel
might l. bs said that Jacob GAngaway,
recently convicted in our courts Of wreck,
lag n train whereby life was lost, is a
reyoutionist seeking to destroy the com.
mouwealth.
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1883-10-31
roIico Cases

The mayor had two customers this
morning, both of whom were arrested for
drunken aud disordGrly conduct aud b. tn
of whom were discharged on payment OF
costs.
Alderman Samson. committed Philip
Pontz for u days aud Lizzie Kline Tor 10
days for drunken and dsOrderly conduct.
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1883-10-31

Shubert IL Sutton, auCtiOneers, sold at
public sale, Oct, 3d. at tho Leopard hotel,
"a building lots belonging to the estate of
David Hartman, deceased situated on
East Walnut and Chestnut streets, at an
average price Of sl2S per lot.
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1883-10-31
GaYa iiaII

Yesterday the sheril served the papers
on tho defendants residing in and around
Marietta in tho replevin case for cattle,
which are alleged to have been stolen in
Buffalo. John Shillow gave bail in the
sum of 81 200 for all Of the cattle, which
it is said tho plaintiffs have difficulty in
identifying.
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1883-10-31

The Lancaster school board holds a
meeting this evening to tako action on un
finished business To morrow evening
tho board meets for reorganization, when
the twelve members elected or ro elected
in February will take their seats.
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1883-10-31
roe Br,dOsro IN Uomcth Not.
Miss Terry's success.

Mr.. Irving and Mas Terry appeared
last evening at the Star theatre, New
York, in "Charles l., and were vel
coined by large and friendly audience
Mr., Irving confirmed tho good impression
he had made on the first evening. Miss
Terry received most CyTdlal reception on
her entry, and made SO excellent an i'm
preston upon her audience, both by her
acting, that long before the evening was
over she had firmly established herself in
the good gracos OF her new public, who
more than once at the fall Of the curtain
invited her with every en.husastic mark
of appreciation 10 come before tho house
to receive in person its acknowledgements
and congratulations. Her sucoaSs was
unquestiOnaOle.
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1883-10-31

Elmer Bear sou OF Jacob Bear, of
Brownstown, had an arm broken few
days ago, by being thrown against fence
by q runaway horse.
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1883-10-31

The month Was October, the frosls had come
down,
Tho woodlands We're scarlet amt yellow and
brown:
The harvosts were gathered the nighl5 had
grown chill,
But warm was the day on the south oitho hill.
Twas there with our bags and our baskets we
went
And searching the dry leaves busily bent:
The Chestnuts were big, the beCChuUts were
small,
But b.h sorts are welcome to boys in the tall.
And when, in the ashes beneath the brigh,
flame,
On ewes OF November, with laughter and
game.
| The swcctmcats are roasted, We reCollect still
How fine was the dav on the south OF the nil
st Nicholas
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1883-10-31

TUE Republicans are all alleged to be
under one roof this year. Ths p1lti-
cal weather must have sadly affected the
condition Of the roof within the past few
weeks, for there are great many holes in
it. 1t is but poorly prepared for the iuevit-
able deluge thA; awaits i. 10 November.
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1883-10-31

DORSEY has given 5000 to i college in
New Mexico. This waste Of money when
it lis 50 wofully needed in political circles
is toj bad. Toe astute distributor Of
soap in Indiana should see to it that
the institution thus benefited by his do
nation uses an expurgatef history of the
United States, in which the story OF Dor.
sey's completely with the Star Route
frauds will be reIigiOusly omitted.
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1883-10-31

THE theft Of the presidency by the Re =
pubIicans in 1876, the corruption that
attended the success OF that party in 1850
aud the general decentralization and apathy
that is now prevalent among its once
ardent adherents-all cOnclusivcly prove
that It's race is run.
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1883-10-31

HNrLETT KILBoURN wants S23 900 per
day fog the fifteen days during which he
was immured in prison by order Of the
Sergeant.lt Arms of the House of Repres
entatives q; Washington, The modesty of
the demand shows that Mr. Kilbourn is rot
seeking a mouiCd vndication.
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1883-10-31

IT begins to look as though the Rspub.
lican senatorial address would be boom
erang, the recoil of which would serve
to heap up the Democratic votes on Tues
day next,
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1883-10-31

lr is somewhat noteworthy that while
the aggregate vote for governor in Ohio
was 7ls,l there were, as the official
count shows, only eleven scattering votes,
all the rest being given to the four regu-
larry nominated candidates.
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or Interest to Sportsmen.

In another part of this paper will be
found an advertisement of Horne &
Danz' patent duck and geese decoys.
A full description Of the dccoys will
he found in tile advertisement, and
samples of them may be seen at any
time at the GRAPHIC office. We
know by practical experience that
with suitable decoys, properly put out,
the amount Of game brought to bag
may be doubled. ln mary localities
the resident sportsmen consider de.
coys au indispensable part of their
shooting outfit and never think Of
hunting without them. DAM geese
decoys are simply iIninense, we know
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Bl,ou lI111.s.
Granville Brule Co. Nov. 8 1858.
Ed. GEApaIo;-

cN. oAAEaASS
II dnting my letter as above it becomes neces-
sary to let your readers know where Granville il.
1t is y new town beautifully situated in the gap
of the Bijou Hills and commanding u fne view
for many miles around, and lying one half mile
to the northwest of the old town of Bijou Hills,
1t is only six days old but has already a General
store and Loan. Land 4 Insurance office in full
blast. n drug and hardwares store nearly complet-
ed, u promise of a newspaper, hotel and feedbarn
blacksmith shop, and harness & shoe shop. The
enterprising proprietors, Messrs Baker Coats and
Hoover, are offering great inducements to busi-
ness mon to locate here giving them a fot for
business, and otherwise aiding them We soon
| expect to see n town at which we can do IA well
as at any railroad station with, Of course, . few
exceptions.
Mr.. J. X. Lowe has got his sorghum mill into
good working order and liz rnpidly gaiuing on his
numerous orders, public spiritedly, allowing his
own sorghum to waste rather than disappoint his
waiting customers. We advise the Captain to
move HE store up to the new town ms the people
demand that the p. O. be removed to that point
and if he wishes to keep it that will be the surest
way 70 do it.
+, The enterprising young people of this commu-
nifty met at ]. r. loves last Saturday evening
and organized the Idle Hour Club. The object OF
tho society will b., to meet socially for 'amuse.
and Improvement" and We prophecy they will
derive great enjoyment and improvement if they
all take a hold and work.
Uncle Sam, +" in his letter TO the Cnstalia Rs-
publican, Gays that Fl. 0. Evans was out hunting
and only succeeded in catching a hare. Ii not
that enough H. o.? We wouldn't complain.
Several prairie fires have ragged in this neigh.
borhood during the past month and developed .
few heroes and heroines who covered tlemselve,
all over with glory and ashes. The Misses Hoxie.
and Jetf Stanley being the most prominent.
The school-housc in 1910 has been moved ons
mile north and will be seated Immediately aut
we mag soon look for a term of school. The Up
voted to build three new Echool-houscs. School
houses and churches uic the greatest evidence Of
a progressive and enlightened people.
Tho election of county officers to take plac;
TUESDAY does not seon to cause much interes,
though a caucus was held Sat. night and Mr.. Jas
3. Baker, our geEiel and g~cntlcmanly merchant
WAS unanimously nominated for County Com
missioner from this precinct as successor to j. r
Lowe whose time expires soon, and who, we un
d~erstaud. refuses to accept tho office again. Mr.
Baker is r gentleman who would fill the Office
to the satisfaction of ill and it was only afte,
utging lio was prevailed upon to undertake ths
tssx. Let Hl vote for this man. who il a man ir
tho truest sense of the word.
YOURS TRULY.
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this by experience. The advantage
the Dang decoys have over sll others
is IN their being able to be packed in
a very small space. Our many years
experience in the use of everything
pertaining to the use Of the gun en-
ables us to know a good thing when
we see 1T and the above described
decoys fill the bill completely.
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PL.AlSr1ELp.
Plainfield, Dak,, Nov. ] 1893

Editor GRAPH1c;-
l presume there IRE II number O. persons who
do not know where plainfeld is. l will give you
a brief description for The benefit of those who
have been SO unfortunate as have not had the
opportunity of viewing our beautiful little vii
iasc, situated a little over half way from K,mball
to White Lake on the {. NJ 81, P. r.. r. Mr..
C.M Gregory is our p. NJ; Mr.. Sacket our black
smith. MIR. Edgecomb Il breeder of thorough
bred fowls of high merit also lives in Plainfeld.
Mr.. Wells liz properly named. He has contracted
to .xcavnte six wells this coming winter which
We think will be doing well. The parties are
well pleased with the wells that he hns dug.
Addie. daughter Of c.. A.. Edsecomb, is improv-
ing slowly from Il severe attack of sickness, under
the skiilfvl care of DR.. Skinner, Of White Lake,
Mrs. c. NJ. Lyle is visiting Mr.. Lrendy. of
White Lake.
Mr. Cartoons family have moved to their homo
in Warren III.
Mr.. f.. RobinSo has COMO to Amboy III. to
spend the winter. He will return next spring to
mako Dakota his home.
Mr.. Alexander. of IaSelle. ILL.,, made a short
visit to Plain6cld this week,
GERTRUDE.
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BUSINESS LOCALS

BUSINESS LOCALS
Go to Warmers store for your
gram bags.
Underwear at rock bottom prices
at Warmers Store.
Buy your storm windows of ]. A.
Smith, the Lumberman.
The largest line of yarns IN the
county at Warmers Store.
Mems gloves cheaper than the
cheapest at Warmers store.
Bran and CHOPPED feed at Buffers
blue front feed store.
XX X Flour $l.4o. Choice family
flour $3.50 at Weeks & Wells.
Fresh corn meal always on hand
at wholesale and retail.
NJ. Y. Butler.
All accounts due the ENTERPRISE
are payable only to G. r. Tinan.
Have YOU seer the elegant display of
Holiday Novelties at Hutchinson &
French's.
Just received at J. A. Smiths, a
large and complete stock of storm
windows.
Call at Mrs. Hays Millinery store
and examine her splendid stock of
winter goods.
Flour a good az the best and az
cheap as the cheapest at the Blue
Front Feed Store.
Ladies, call at Hutchinson d
French's and examine their new stock
of Fancy Stationary.
German knitting, Normandy, Sax
oNS, tOiIcL, SiidACi dult dA lhiiCS
yarns at Warmers Store.
Come In and see our new store;
been enlarged to twice its former
size. Warmers Store.
Buy ten dollars worth of storm
windows and save $40 worth of coal
it will do it every time.
j. A. Smith.
Don't buy a dollars worth OF goods
till you get our prices. We carry the
largest line of dry goods in South
Dakota. Warmers Store.
Try our California Canned Fruit.
we have everything at only 80 cents
per can. Weeks & Wells.
Hutchinson & French invite every
body TO call and examine their SPLEEN
did stock of Holiday Goods whether
they want to buy or not.
Don't hire your shirts made, either
white or colorcd. Come and see
how cheap you can buy one. War
ner's store.
Hutchinson d. French keep the
only Strictly Pure White Lead in
town. Don't fail to see them before
buying your paints.
All those desiring to prove up, al
SO those desiring to borrow money,
will find it greatly to their interest by
.~lling on &. G. Akin, kimball,
We nave two new Singer sewing
machines when we will sci. very
cheap for spot cash. Bargains.
Warmers store.
Don't wait till Christmas to pur-
chase presents for the Holidays. Go
to Hutchinson d French's and make
yc., selections while the stock il
complete and they will lay them
away till you call for them.
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SIC1pAL OFFICERS
BUSINESS DIRECTORY
DENNIS RYAN,

ATTORNEY and CouSsEL1oR at LAW. Will
practise in Territorial, State aud United
states Courts. Criminal law a specially. Wilt
attend to land cases at local land office and
as Washington. D. G Lands bought and
.sli on commission and taxes paid for non
residents. Office on Main street opposite
taft House, E;mtzi.. Dakota.
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/ G. HoLIlNGER.

Phyaicsn and Surgeon, kimball Dali
Graduate of tho co.lese Of Physicians and
IN nv Office in he drug store of hollinger
4 Herring Main St. at any hcnr day or
uirht. Calls will receive immediate atten-
Goh-
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ARCH II. STUART,

Attorney at Law, Bountics Il Pensions collected.
Real estate and Locating Agent. Money loaned.
Final proof ard Contest c;ises q specially. Office
over HellinKer and Hsrrins's Drug store, KIM
hall S.T.
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rsRMs: 50 PER YEAR. IN ADVANCE.

NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. OF advertising road,
known on application.
,trsetions wi,l hs ; nse aS19 nnti ordar sy I'M IN
and charged for accordingly.
fE-Regular advertisements payable at tn
ead of each month. Transient advertise
: nents must he paid for in advance.
.na-All communications intended for the
next issue must he in the hands of the printer
ns early as Thursday morning to insure pub
lication.
ES>Job work of every description execut.
ed i'll the best style on short cotice and a
reasonable rates,
n-Short communications on any subject
Of interest are acceptable if accompanied by
tia name of the author.
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sI1OATs FOR SALE.

/ shall be In Kimball ina few days
with q car lead of fine shoats which
will be offered for sale from the 18th
to the 10th. S. S. Barr.
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GEO A. JOHNSTON

ArroHsEY Ar Az and Real Ettnte Broker,
Mitchell. Dakota. Office opp. Alex. House.
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7. NJ.
A11sasEr AT Law. Chamberlain, Dakota.
S. w. DUNCAN,

punrcIAk and surgeon, Office vt residence
chamberlain.
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NOTICE TO CONTRACTORS.

Sealed bid will be received until Nov. 10th 2
?. 4. for tho erection OF four school-houaes in
Plainfeld School township tT. l0s, Il. 81. The
houses arc to be alike. The school board reserves
the right to reject any or all bids. Specifications
may be seen at E. +. Picket's,
s.. ". Ebbsrt. Clerk.
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J. f. CONE NJ. D.

prxs1c1As and Surgeon. Reference: Nsdica
D.pvrtuens Iowa state University.
Calls PROMPTLY A%7TESDRD TO At ALL Houses
pAr OF sIeHr. CHARGES REASONABLE.
Kimball, Dakota.
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IyEY & LEEDON,
ArreKxErs Ar Law, Land And Loan Agents
franklin, Charles Mix County. OAK. All
Mind. Ut land business attended to.
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inc. c, Ferris
Nursery man and dealer in forest tree
seedlings.
Kiuball Dakota.
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Don't wait till Christmas to pur-
chase presents for the Holidays. Go
to hutchinson d French's and make
yc.1 selections while the stock il
complete and they will lay them
away till you call for them.