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Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1884-04-15
NEWS or THE WEEK


Sunday. A Jam In the Kandu.ss,,
River gave way at Bangor. and di
abou, go. 900 worth Of damage
rs persons were injured. several fatal,
by an accident 90 the Texas Pacific Raj
way.
Mond y senator BlAH's Education.
Il Bill passed the senate by 80 10 n
The bill q. Il passed sppppna,,s s7I
OOO. 900, 20 BE- distributed smong N.
States In proportion 20 their illiieracy 0,
the basis Of the census q 1880. the p.,.
ment u the money 10 extend over ~.
ies of eight years. The amount 10 8.
Distributed the first year i s7.OOO.O 900
the second. siO. 600 900. the third. o..
500 600, the sum. then diminishing A.
the rate Of 100000 annually ua,l
the eighth year. when sPPrOPrlAiior,
shall CEASE
Tuesday The 81. Adams. W.. Va.
,ios.l Bark closed iis doors this bass
~ss usided by Confedera,es during he
war and robbed Of 100000.
Wednesday There sss = dsgpcs.
fol scene In The court AZ san fnnriscc
during The Ilill sharon trial. the pfssi.
ing Judge being obliged 10 adjourn he
court. snd ords vd that al psrions sto
rc-ertsfed the loom must pioye that they
we're unarms, The Psnnsylpnl
State Convenii,n indorsed Randall ~
the Presidency.
Thursday A court. martial sas %.
dsrcd Zoe The Col u the Ono f0arii
Rsg't for bis uusoldierly conduct darss
the Cincinnati riot. The bil prohibit
ing .ale Of ohomsrgarine passed bo'l
benches u The New iork Legislature.
Friday Cias Rssde. the oslsbf.isd
novelist. died o. h,s home ia h-g.all
"A notable campfire "a teA e
Washington. II which 'P,schs, .u,
made BY Oenerals. Logan aad Hls.sy.
also by PrrsiJeat Arihgf.--Samnos
the LaconiA. y n. muidsftf 81 80.
fenced 10 BE- hsng
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1884-04-15

A wonderful discovery has fs,ea,y
been made by the application % Graphite
as a lubricant Il i likely ID sapef',i'
oil and grease ADD become a. valuable 20
the nation .. any u the modem discover.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1884-04-15
lnr.n.. loIn.. C.r.aan. ln..IsII

Al throat. nrsast ant Luns Arsctions .r
hY the ola established SWAMI wiz
CHERRY Tho hrst doss rives rrIifi anl
kisfs.
LONDON ifAfn kfsrukrn-hnfAr lt.i ~
Toilet Artlclc. Resfprrs Erosth, coInfi =
anil soflnsss Removes Dandruf Affinf
lc families ~ ereat Britain enfn ~ N hf
giant dressing lrkFfanfIy psffluf'i lN' "a
yofite 81 fasnion. a Druggist fnf .s Ifi
IS rts. In q. =. money
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1884-04-15

symptoms inpure 1ios-i cos.fifs bosses.
irregular appetite, suur uairnlnEi pains III HH
nark AMI heart. Yfllus urine. burning r'
ufinsflng clay cninrssi stnnis, bal hrraiI. r'
desire fnr ~ufki ffNis, frfrrsi lrfI't
shitlsh tongue. dfy cough. dizzy heal sH
dull pain m hark psrf. illss 20 memory. NrU
SIGHT For these trouhiss NAlNt'H fIiIH
arr sure cuns. noN. ID fills., " d..
Ofs. fur tfnn Addrrss. nk rNAlNI
~oS, PhiIsis.. "a. sold ~ pruEgIsf-.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1884-04-15

TrurEEsrUnr tssr NrrA Az tr-
SUNDAY. sge clear Moniay. f1 sn1s
Tuesday. 5gs, eloady wciuesiiy .i'.
cloaiy, THURSDAY. SOC. suos ff.llI.
IS G. cloudy saturday, is e. clear
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1884-04-15

Tho symptoms are moisture, lac PERI ~
Unu Intense lfCuinE, iulrfassi Do sclailI .Ht
very distressing, particularly a. nigh, - at
ttr rrrium the private paris are snmfi fi
affected. M al'nsei a. rOnfinus very t0f'. rel
r.sulfs may fuIlua. "-M AlNL- ulNtMINI
is q pleasant. sure cufe. Alsn. fur trtfrr. I''
saltHheum. -oaiii.iiead. lrYsipeias, lisr's-'
Itch. uiuffnrs. al sraIY. crusfy skln De- a.ls
unr. nF mail. b go for 80. Aiiirrst liH
sNAlNh a -uN. fhua. "a rold lT Ir.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1884-04-15

l nv PROCESS wHrt
lNatfes 9TH 90 boiiias
~ ciafhrr pressed
4 akes In sax srars
4 kHlft B0RiG.
II - hlin aafl EtntIal ufc
tnl 10. pfesssd cake. 10
FaN Wfaus
A eINIIsN car nHAI.
Toilet purp nsas
Idid frsrrtnf ant A.
II lfInus.
II nov ~ gfTraifls.
iUnIr 80 rsr iref not
txeep %. sfufi 70. his rams
oil tidreaf m ! Nc vii
ssud you = cske of soar,
L MAkE tr AtiJB
mnns your irienls 100
ar sosp, AID se viii
ftsfnt you slih an o.
ofte.i bon Tree.
Il SAVE lOru Wnars
anf ~hsnyau baTs u,
nsil 20 a. aaf se vii
I-ni you q present
|. sadie al mpnials
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1884-04-15

Is a. H. Claafg C1riafssl1sfrf NiftIa rna y
a. fpaafB ~ Offurf
Ttn ualrrsIaafi .uhtlfsnls of ihr ioEn Of
fafIf rUfuHrffI. y rFurfsfnf flM q 0ffttin hign
80 in aaif tfsn of ftrls. cHmlnlucIu4 80 tla
llnrfiaa u ne rat ~ aoccrlet D. ssii iosn,
urtf ihs hnasc On fhe faftrlfEr fkfm, so callcd.
nls osusi hf AlfFrunn \ tnffFNH In 49, los =
Hf fuIt IhFucr ruaainf rnrfnrfil and sni ~ ~
fEf 4 EnaHr ntouf ten rode -ultueflf frum N
Fauuirs school Hnuse sn ra.ifd - nof uo = DC
esssIY hff ne uublif urtfssiiT Hnl 'nFfulirce.
Also onr ether hishsaJ In ssd tIsu - Pans
onmr1s urlrg mar thc Rid ur ptsatEs Hfy Leaf.
lrE o EffkIe blm la't hHais On faii iafit. tnfnce
.sII q ~. 10 q ntccssay llr the puti1 nrcfssI.
fF auf ruuFsfl urf. wherefore fHlf psiIiluurfs
pray yuaf uannfsnie Bead o. pass.esi irtlfsil ng
fu laa iItKalIne slil luats auI o. dliI luiinue
ne same.
laieiat Paii.. che ish iar Msfci A u. i,,i.
A.. IiIANtk. act 10 otters.
~IATE uI MANI
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1884-04-15

TUT subfrflbef hereby gives Pebble Notics thsi
30 "a hefn faIf Appointed br thr NHn. Judge q
rrotais ff CO. tnunty nf nNfurl. and astamsi
ths tfusf ni adr|nisfIal If 0ft1r ssfafe nf
WILLIAM nffLEl, ltfe Il Peru.
n SAT ICuntF. IUrrlsfd hF E'FInE hIu1 a. ths
iaW rirrcfs ~ her lore IFqafsls ail persouf 10.
q. tffi iu fhr effaie "a ia'i fUc ssed o. make Im
mffltlr paYufui anl thnss shl have any DE-
mau1s d. rr1n o. fknIHIt fhe same a.
MONROE PEABODY
MluhIs. fssI
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1884-04-15

Il have no faith In patent medic.nes. 10
the common expression 81 some lncfeli
lous people. Who have been "taken In NJ
the voiomlnOus references ~ some Do
trum. Bot u doesn't stand the tost. i'f
Jadwlu's Pine Tar Syrup Ne only "a
trial r. D. llotpFs
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1884-04-15

TIN sut.cfbsf hsrvuf gives puniIC notIce that
10 nas nrrn dolly sppoIntei hI ins iiln. 1ufsc n
rrahais o. fhs Coaniy ~ nsiori. and sssaned
zoe rust 10 Admin Ifffat'r 0l ihr Estate %
sANtFi fhif, il'e ~ Fffehlrs,
n sal 00uuly. lfrsuscI. ~ EINIur bod A. NE
iaH irrrtst No therefore rrIugats ail refsons N.
frfIrl o. lnr sHllfo af sa1 deceased lo make |rs
mediate rlTmrrfi anf t1nse 80 have suT ds.
manlf thereon. io rNh.fif che sane a.
DAVID D. MAeriNGN
Nj L. -
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BoisN.
MARRIED..

Brg.s,s rooa. Aprl &, . ne -is q hars'a
u. hn AT. d.nx1tsf-
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rxxss -1early snb-criptionA -, paid
.tTiclIv IL ax alsce. othsF -. q - 80 year-
~lnEle copies. nNu Centa
ApFnuIIsEnnxIs An leEai Advertisement
are EIVsn lhrra CllusrClflNc Insertions fuT -
pr Inch N lcnEth 20 Colunn iIotaia uuflcts
IN erlaal - anute fur - esra. ekCerl thuse
rrlaEIna o. hral hrlale. whlrh aru fle0 racu
~pacIaI lUuiracts nallr ultl IuCal. iransIcui "a
ycarly aitertlsgrs
Ioa fsIxIIso-Ihe OxloTi ncmocrai olncc
II eel stocked vim ne maIUIlals Or atluf
an kinlIs of plain 90 fancF SOB rriuIinE A
UNueflluCrI 800 D. IntrI II aNaNs a. t.lI Ni'ItHs
Anl a. ouf pfcssEs AZ ruu nI sltalus - can
guarantees rrCmIt AMI Satisfactory enfk
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1884-04-15


OXFORD. - -nosri Of County Comm ssi0acfs,
10 csaher sss.iln. -. held ~ 81 lufumeht
Mach iith. issi
Upou ths fofss0lng neiifi0n. satisfactory sfi.
o. ulr nallng been received that thr Eetiflfnsfs
as fsspo1 slbls and that iuqafy into ths merits o
their A. pilcaiiun kIsditnt a IL ofisri ahai ihe
Coauty Commlssioucfs meet a. the house 81 Ilif.
ihs iiih dsv o. June. A q. "a. a.
tn Of the ciocs 4. ~, and thsuCs Pee.
cssi o. tlee The route mrniigusf In aid pstiti
immfil aifly after whlch sss, hsafinE u ths
rsriss and sifnfssfs gill - haf az some conTfn.
issi place In ths vicinity ahd Zach oihsf Iuca.urss
'sfrr Opsr. Andtf IL fsrthTr oFdFFst that nstics
ofths lns place and pafposs % The tomnissionefs
mesfIng Aforesaid D. xlFtn 10 All pefsons and cof
poratIuns Interested ~ calsins aitssied copies Of
sid petition ani 20 ihls order thsfe0n o. b.
sfftd sron ths tiefk 81 the tovn Of rsIi..
N siso p7sisi ~ IN tnrcs puoiic p,aoes 10
.ai tssn, All puuilshcl thrcc weeks sac.
css.ifeiy 10 tho Osiori Dsmocrat, ass.
pspsr printed at Paris, In saii c0unty u Ok.
infi the afsi u sali publications ani each % ths
lffer notices. a. o. made, served and posted I'd
irsstfhirt y Gays before sad time % meetinE TONE
enI that al psfsoas aad cofporaiiou. mAy thea aui
there aprr.i snl she's causs u any thsy have oh
Attest AiBtkT =. AUSTIN, CLERK.
A tue oopy Of ali Petition .sd order u Court
therrOn.
Ai's.,s ALREgr :. AUSTIN. c's's.
STATE Uf SANE.
TRIAsUHHH's OFTiCH.
Augusta, March ~. ls-t
upon the iOllosnE i0snships o. tfscts - iand
not liabls 81 I q taNsd 10 snl tasn, the folssirs
s.ssamsni. or stale isx n is>s. sere psds ~
me Legislature on ths foarteenlh dsy Of March,
r...... -. o..
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IL We, ssmssr Arrl IN. by "a Cg...s.
~ NJ yoseph b. ouax of iiAftiorf. AL -
kni'y u Mssoa ofPuls
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NOTICE..

10 u.s,es. Ag,l = As.sI cs.aaan 49, d
year. sni . mDnihs.
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n. W. Johnson. Of Goulds Academy.
Bethel, President OF the Association, called
the meeting 70 order % 10 y. n. A much
The Kimball graphic. (Kimball, Brule County, Dakota [S.D.]) 1883-1905, 1884-10-31
The Registers Wall
"Only waiting till the shadows
Are a little longer grown"

Only waiting till the
Reservation gives US all a home.
From the very day the relocation
Of the county seat of Brulc county
was ilrst mentioned this has been the
Registers wall. "Only wait until the
reservation is opened" Read what it
says.
Brule county is proud of the men
who live in Chamberlain. She has
men within her borders who are good
enough for Governors, Supreme Judge
Members of Congress and great tinan-
ciers. She has good lawyers and
| good business men. kimhaH watches
her chance like a thief or a hawk,
and when defeated in the opening Of
| the reservation, when railroad build
ing is at an ebb and she thinks Cham
berlain weak, she pounces down upon
a struggl ng and y willing people.
| Chamberlain asks the people OF Brule
county to wait and see if when the
teeming thousands to find homes
beyond the river and north Of the
creek, if she will not draw railroads
and build manufactures and make
commerce and trade and be such a
city as not only Brule county but the
Missouri valley will be want to come
here for business.
Voters of Brule county what do you
think of such arguments? What has
the reservation to do with Brule coun-
ty? Will the d9ening of it make your
long journey to Chamberlain any
nearer: Will it make it more cor
%venient of access in any way? No!
most decidedly not. The Register
admits that Chamberlain is weak.
Why is she SO? Do you suppose il
the town was centrally located where
it could draw trade from the Surround.
ing county it would be SO? Iou come
to Kimball to do your trading bu,
when you pay your taxes you mus,
go miles out of your way, down owe
the gumbo bluffs to Chamberlain and
why? Si;2ply because It has wlth.r
its borders such GREAT men. q small
Senate and House of Representative.
as it were; snch wonderful men
whose names will go down to pos
terity with those OF Lincoln, Dan Rice
Garfield, Susan d. Anthony Jefferson
DR.. Mary Walker, Sherman aud 9th
ers. Oh, bosh! on such arguments
they make the people tired.
The Kimball graphic. (Kimball, Brule County, Dakota [S.D.]) 1883-1905, 1884-10-31
HoNK! HoNK!!

Oyersils and Jackets Of a dead
gross color for goose hunting for sale
ut Warmers store.
The Kimball graphic. (Kimball, Brule County, Dakota [S.D.]) 1883-1905, 1884-10-31

enters into no part Of Its policy; lu,
it upholds the right aud denounces
wrong wherever found.
Enclose a quarter and aend it in.
either in silver or in stamps, then GO
tell your friends. No matter what
your politics are, what your religion
10, whether you become a regular sub.
scriber or not. YOU will find the
GRAPHIC "mighty interestin' readin''
and your quarter well invested.
Tell us not, in, words Of waning
Politics is but a dream;
That its ends are gained by fn~ning.
And its means are but assssps.
In the battle Of the b&llots.
when you go to cast your vote,
Do not hagele over small fots-
Sell il for the biggest note
Lives Of politicians teach "a
We can ma 9 our little pile
And, unless they overreach IA,
We may finally 'strike ill.,"
Let us. then. our stakes BE- driving
With mind for cunning tricks:
Still ~caioling, still conniving,
Learn the art OF politics.
Don't neglect tovotc.
Election next Tuesday.
One swallow doesn't convert a vot.
The gecse-not the cows-are in
the corn.
Sec that your ncighbor votes for
Kimball for the county seat.
Reserved seats for the theatre next
week can be had at Z. J. Wells.
Elroy Comedy Company at Smiths
Opera lIouse every night next week.
The motto: "lIonesty beats the
devil" does not apply 20 a printers
devil
Oyster supper tonight friday
from 6 toe P. n. next door to the post
Office.
Vote for Kimball for the county
seat when You go to the polls on Tues.
day next.
The Alex. Mitchell House at Mitch
ell is to be known hereafter as the
St. Charles.
Look your ballots yer carefully
and see that it has on it "For county
seat: Kimball"
Don't waste Your vote by voting
for Pukwana for the county seat, hut
vote for Kimball.
g. f. scbwinLt requests US to an
bounce that he has decided to with.
draw his name as candidate for dis
trict attorney.
The ladies will hold their weekly
prayer meeting at the residence of
Mrs. 4. L. Sheppard. Thursday Nov
9Th at 8 r. T..
There will be another meeting Of
the Bohemians of Brule county at
tho residence Of Joseph Havlatake
on Sunday next.
The Northwestern Orchestra will
not furnish the Music for the dance
tonight FRIDAY rs reported by the
GxAPnlc last week.
pat have you an prairies in Ire
land like we have in Dakota?"
To be shoor we have, Didn't sc.
liver hear of Tipperary."
Don't forget the oyster suppe,
given by the ladies Of the Catholic
Society of Kimball, next door to thu
post Office tonight. friday
Bro. Hammond and wife returned
from Milwaukee on Wednesday last
looking well and happy and glad, evi
IDENTIFY, to be home again We're glad
hey>are anyway.
III. Gasselir, business manager Of
the Elroy Comedy Company, was il
town last week arranging for The
appearance Of his company in Kim
ball mex. week.
Tho Alexandria Mitchell House ha'
been leased by NJ. Shaw, formerl,
proprietor o fthe Union House Charlie
Citv, ID. The house will be openet
sn big style on Nov. soth.
The dance at the opera house q
Friday evening under the auspices q.
the Catholic society will be one o
abe ~pieasantest afFaisa Of the season
Lei ere!body attend.
The Kimball graphic. (Kimball, Brule County, Dakota [S.D.]) 1883-1905, 1884-10-31

Remember that the man who sells
you coal oil for less than Is cents will
make it up double on some other
goods. n. a. Park.
The Kimball graphic. (Kimball, Brule County, Dakota [S.D.]) 1883-1905, 1884-10-31
''You Pay Your Money aud Take Your
Choice"

We print in this issue of the GRAPH
&c both the straight Democratic,
and the straight Republican ticket
that our readers may see who are the
regular nominees of the Democratic
and Republican conventions. We
have taken upon ourselves the liberty
of appending to each ticket "For
county seat; Kimball." Look the tick
cts over and take your choice. Or per-
haps do a wiser thing, select the best
man from both tickets and vote for
them. There are those who may
have thought that when both tickets
were before the people the GRAPHIC
would get up and howl. If so, they
have seen their error and discovered
that the GRAPHIC stands just where
it has since its foundation, squarely
independent of politics. There is
not a nan in the county but what be-
lieves he could have selected a better
ticket than either of the two. We
are no exception to the rule. Yet
we car consistently say both tickets
are as good AS any straight party
tickets could be, and moreover the
affairs of Brule county would be well
cared for no matter which won. The
only advice we seek to give is this.
Don't vote for any man for q county
office because he is a Republican or
a Democrat, but cast your vote for
the men you believe are not only we'll
qualified but justly entitled to the
Office. Aud above all don't neglect
to vote for Kimball for the county
seat.
The Kimball graphic. (Kimball, Brule County, Dakota [S.D.]) 1883-1905, 1884-10-31

No goods sold or taken from the
store on Sunday. 1t il rot right,
Don't ask us to do it. NJ. "A. Park.
The Kimball graphic. (Kimball, Brule County, Dakota [S.D.]) 1883-1905, 1884-10-31

W don. pay laa cents for coal
oil and 40 can soil il without making
mp loss on other goods
The Kimball graphic. (Kimball, Brule County, Dakota [S.D.]) 1883-1905, 1884-10-31

Don't buy old style white erockerY
when you can buy tho latest patterns
of III. A. Park
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Ed. GRAPHIC

Ed. GRAPHIo
Please announce through the med
icun OF your paper that ! submit my name to the
voters Of Brule coanty ~ an independent candi-
dato for tho oil; 70 Of Probate Judge.
J.. B. Long.
The Kimball graphic. (Kimball, Brule County, Dakota [S.D.]) 1883-1905, 1884-10-31
STRAYED 81 STOLEN

From the premises Of the under
signed, in Pukwana 8 ii Thursday
Night, October a3d, Bar Pony
with white face; ! sor1el Pony Colt
with 4 white feet and wbitsf M.
Nm Martin.
The Kimball graphic. (Kimball, Brule County, Dakota [S.D.]) 1883-1905, 1884-10-31

The celebrated Normandy and German knitting
ar.., at Winners.
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free as long as the county desires to
use the same.
Elroy Comedy Company,

The above company who have b..e,'
playing q very successful engagement
at Mitchell, open for six nights at
Smiths Opera House on Monday even
Ing next. The dramas presented by
the company are those of the highest
class, such as the Bankers Daughter,
A Celebrated Case, Octoroon, East
Lynn, Cynthia, Fate, Two Orphans
Our Boys and others. Our exchanges
all speak in iattering terms of the
company. Let them have q full
house Monday night.
Reserved seats at 35 cts. for sale at
E. j. Wells. Season tickets sl.75.
The Kimball graphic. (Kimball, Brule County, Dakota [S.D.]) 1883-1905, 1884-10-31

Come and SEQ the neW glass ware.
cheap. n. a. Park
The Kimball graphic. (Kimball, Brule County, Dakota [S.D.]) 1883-1905, 1884-10-31
Charlotte de L ocalettes
fRoeE&Ly SEASONED.
SPECIAL NOTICE.

The GRAPHIC will be sent to anv
new subscriber in Brule county from
now until January LIST for the small
sum OF,
TWENTY-FIVE CENTS
which is nc more than the cost of the
white paper on which it is printed.
In order t o make this fact known we
send out this week seve4sl hundred
sample copies. Our object in this
liberal offer is to properly introduce
the paper among those from whom
for want of time we ,canl at solicit
subscriptions in person. As a snappy,
spicy, independent and fearless jour-
nal the GRApA1c is c~onfsssedly with
out q superior in Dakota. Politics
enters into no part Of Its policy; lut
it upholds the right aud denounces
wrong wherever found.
Enclose a quarter and send it in.
either in silver OF in stamps, then go
tell your friends. Nc matter what
your politics are, what your religion
is, whether you become a regular sub
scriber or not. YOU will find the
GRAPHIC "mighty interestin' readin'"
and your quarter well invested.
The Kimball graphic. (Kimball, Brule County, Dakota [S.D.]) 1883-1905, 1884-10-31

The Rugby ware the finest made at
the cash store. M. A. Park.
The Kimball graphic. (Kimball, Brule County, Dakota [S.D.]) 1883-1905, 1884-10-31

THO host s2.eo Ladies shoe eypr offered .,
Warmers
The Kimball graphic. (Kimball, Brule County, Dakota [S.D.]) 1883-1905, 1884-10-31

Splendid Honey at the one price
cash store. MA. Park
The Kimball graphic. (Kimball, Brule County, Dakota [S.D.]) 1883-1905, 1884-10-31

Tire best $500 shoe in tho world at Warmers
Syw sooda vye<2 wsaS rs WAraers.
The Kimball graphic. (Kimball, Brule County, Dakota [S.D.]) 1883-1905, 1884-10-31
A GOOD BARGAIN.

Will DO given any m wishing q
buy tho house and lot formerly occts
pied by S. w. Sedgwick. Call -
Kicker y Lindley.
The Kimball graphic. (Kimball, Brule County, Dakota [S.D.]) 1883-1905, 1884-10-31
Groceries Cheaper than eyer after
Nov. list 1884.

Having bought the interest for
merly owned by Budd Park in the
firm of Park & Park, I will contin-
ue the business at the same place,
and will make prices that will as
tonish tbs public. I do not think
Of going to Europe hence my prof
it's need not be large. I do not pay
rent for a store room hence my ex-
penses are light. / do not selsome
goods below cost mot even coal oily
hence / am not obliged to make it
up on other articles.
COME AND 81 ME-
and / will show you that you can
get all kinds Of groceries cheaper
than you did before the war.
No goods sold or delivered on
Sunday.
No goods sold on time
One Price Cash Store.
M. n. PARK.
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Remember that Nov. LIST tho bottom
will drop out Of groceries cash Is what
will buy, credit viii nat bur.
M. u. Park.
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The Kimball graphic. (Kimball, Brule County, Dakota [S.D.]) 1883-1905, 1884-10-31

Yarns, Underwear and Dress Goods lust ~
ceiyed at Warmers
, 1884-08-16
Brave sam Houston IA Alabama.

IAnt (clluIJs j
The fire Of the Indians was deadly. and
thus. muzzlc to muzzle, the combat ragged
for some time. Houston's major. l.. p.
Montgomery, was the first man on topo OF
the works. where he was instantly killed
Young Houston, who had a short time be
fore been promoted to ensign, seeing his
major fall, sprang at once to the spot and
received n barbed arrow in his thigh.
With the arrow still in the quivering flesh,
the young ensign. calling on his men to
follow him, leaped down into the mass of
Indians. and by his vigorous strokes soon
had a space cleared around him.
The works were soon carried, the In.
dians fleeing before the troops into the
underbrush. Houston now sat down.
called one of his lieutenants to him. and
told him TO pull the arrow from the
wound. Two strong jerks failed, when
Houston exclaimed in IN agony of pain
and Impotence: Try again. and if you
fail his time. | will strike you to the
ground - Throwing his entire weight
against the arrow. the lieutenant drew il
forth, but with fearful laceration and loss
OF blood. While the wound was being
dressed by the surgeon, Gen. Jackson rode
up and spoke words of praise 10 his young
friend. giving him an order not TO enter
the battle again. which Houston begged
him TO recall; but the general only re
peated it more peremptorily, and rode on.
In q few minutes Houston was once more
in the thick of that hand-to- hand struggle,
which closed only with the fall Of night.