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The Kimball graphic. (Kimball, Brule County, Dakota [S.D.]) 1883-1905, 1884-11-28
THE NEW TOWN WELL.

In boring the new town well near
the Kimball House the workmen
struck a good vein of water Of pure
quality at a depth Of 60 feet, but in
attempting to 90 lower they struck
a rock which was too large TO get up
through the tubing and too small to
drill through. The hole was there
fore abandoned and another hole
started a few feet distant. At about
the same depth water was struck in
the second well, but thinking they
would strike a larger vein the council
ordered them to continue the drilling.
| The workmen are now down with
their drill something over 100 feet,
| about three feet Of which is through
a boulder. A pump was placed III
the first well and from 10 to Is bar
rels Of water per day has been pump
ed from it. The well driliers say the
.
pumping from the first well does not
seem to effect the supply of water in
the second well. Both wells have
over fifty feet Of water in them. a
water bucket is being made at the
time this is being written which viii
be used to test the well. Ii the water
in the wells prove TO be Of sufficien'
quantity to supply a hand pump The
council will do a wise thing to leave
them as they are in preference to ex
pending $500 OF. $500 more III drill
ing deeper and erecting q windmill
A good hand pump Is worth a aozsl
wlndmliis, even with a much les
I supply Of water. A fire reservoir cal
be bailt and filed with water withon
the aid Of a Windmill next to it,
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Al the Office of the Kimhall GRAPHIC. on Tues
day Nov. 18th, Floriday Alligator. aged . years.
5 morths and IL days.
The above explains why II Of
fee towel draped the door knob of
this Office on Tuesday last. Yes, our
pet alligator is no more. After life's
titful fever he sleeps as well as cir
cumstances will admit ION an ash pile
in the rear of the office. Tennyson
that was his name-seemed to be
in average health until a few hours
before the summons Game. He had
taken a bath and was lying on the
gravel, when we noticed a change OF
CONFERENCE.-THE so open as Of yore.
Revolution of expression with an al
ligator has ever been regarded as a
precursor Of coming dissolution and
from that time we never lett his side.
The election news discussed in his
hearing seemed to revive him more
than anything else, and when some
one came in and said the official vote
of New York had been declared in
favor of Cleveland he said in Ian.
guage unmlstakable II can die happy
now" The sufferer lay for a time
breathing at long intervals, and then.
turning, he raised up on his elbows
looked at the setting u and fei
back. His soul had drifted on
through the shadowy portals into ths
vast realms of the unknown. (Wt
don't know what portals" area
anyrate that's the way he dritted9.
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said it. What do you suppose Painas
vile girls will think of you now?
Better not come home this winter
gainesville CO., Democrat.
They'll forget it, GAL" when they
see the editor of "the only strictly
moral paper in Dakota"
The Weekly Blade, (Nasby's pa
peri, of Toledo, Ohio, is now the lar
gest and best dollar family newspaper
published. During the recent cam
paign, it reached the enormous circu-
lation of 100000, and it leads all
other papers BY many thousand.
They will mail specimen copy free
on receipt Of address. See advertise
ment elsewhere.
When the delegation of ministers
called upon Mr.. Blaine at the Fifth
Avenue Hotel and presented an ad-
dress through the bigoted and ego
t%istical ass, Burchard, suppose Mr..
Blaine had replied to it about as fol
lows:
"GENTLEMEN-I am indeed CRATE
full for the kind words expressed to-
wards me by representatives Of some
Of the christian churches, and thank
you, but l ask you as a favor to me
and to the best interests Of our coun.
try, to retract certain remarks. ] do
not wish 10 disturb the hilsrity of
this occasion, but some gentleman,
inadvertently | trust, has got a re-
mark into this address that is a dia-
bolical outrage upon a religion that
is as pure as yours and mine. When
you characterize the democratic par
ty as one of Rum and Rebellion,
have not much to say, but when you
use the words Rum, Romanism and
Rebellion" you slur the religion III
which my sainted mother lived and
died, ana which was my religion un.
til | arrived at the age of indlscre'
ton. A church, gentlemen, that is
always foremost in good works, q
chmcis whose angels Of mercy arc
first to appear when the plague raises
its head, whose gentle hands minister
to the dying of whatever religion
should not be insulted by an old nine
spot, and J want to say to you that
can whip any man, | don't care if he
is a hundred years old, who make
such a break as that, who goes of
half cooked when nobody knows he
is loaded. All of your remarks abou
my being a deyli of a fellow, I en-
dorse. but you want to leave out tina
Rum, Romanism and Rebellion baSl
ness or you are no friends OF mine
That is the kind Of a hair pin l am
: Burn this letter"
"Nell, if Mr.. Blaine had not los
his cud, and had mace a few remark
like that, at the proper time, he wouI'
; have elected president But he didn't
Ii candidates for Office would let l'h,
Sun write speeches for them Their
> would be more of them elected
Peck's Sun.
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A LEADING QUESTION.

Scenc:-Interior of NJ. L. Church.
Tine, night. White and Dunlap
eating mush and milk in the fore
ground. Foote and Kent conversing,
left.
Kent:-gazing around the room,
"what a beautiful room this is, isn't
it, Foote2:"
Foote:--"Yes, ii is certainly very
pretty | think"
Kent:-sI think it the pretties,
building in town"
Foote:-''It is a very attractive
inside ard out. Were yon ever il
the other church,"
Bystanders convulsel with mirth
Kent bushes. Foote looks confused
Whites wife pats him on the back tc
keephim from choking to death
Dunlap helps himself to the fourtl
dish of mush and milk and says moth
,u~
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A BUSINESS CHANGE.

BY a notice published elsewhere in
this issue, the readers of the GRAPHIC
are informed that the grocery firm Of
Wells & Wagar has dissolved part
nership, Mr.. Wagar being the retir-
ing member. We are not informed
as to the future movements of Mr..
W., hut hope he will decide to re-
main in Kimbsll. Mr.. Wells will
continue the business in the old stand.
where he is a fixture, and by low pri
ces and square dealing keep among
the leading firms of Kinhall.
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THE HARVEST ROME.
Celebration Of the pay of Thanksgiving
ing.

Come We thankful people, come,
Raise the Song of Harvest Home,
All is safely gathered in
Fer the winters storms begin.
Thursday of this week the people
Of the whole country celebrated as a
day of Thanksgiving to Almighty
God for the blessings bestowed on us
during the past year. The annual
festival grows out of an old English
custom of celebrating the Harvest
Home. When the crops We're all
gathered and the harvest safely stored
the entire country would devote one
day to rejoicing aud merriment to
commemorate the event. First came
the solemn services in the church.
Then all went home to gather around
family board grooming with the
good things of the earth.
In this country Thanksgiving Day
is observed in the different states in
-
accordance with proclamations of
their respective governors. This has
always leen the most important of
all the festivities Of the year among
New Englanders. -Four weeks be-
fore hand preparations we've made
and on the eventtnl day family re-
unions would invariably be held. or
late years the festival has come tie be
more generally observed throughout
the copntry than heretofore. The
Episcopal Church especially follows
the customs OF the Church OF England
in holding special services at whicl,
time the churches ere deliberately dec
Grated with grain, fruits and othei
products OF tue soil.
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Just Il Little Previous.

A petition is being circulated for
signers, the basis of which is to retain
Postmaster Grippen in his present
position. There is an old adaee
which it would be well to remember
at the present time: Never wish the
devil good morning until he enters
the door.
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NOTICE OF DISSOLUTION.

Notice is hereby given that the partnership
heretofore existing under the firm name o
Wells and Wasar and doing n general merchan
disc business in the own of Kimball D.. T. j
hereby dissolved by mutual consent. The bust
ness will be Continued by d. +. Wells and al
claims due or against said firm will be settle
by him.
Dated at :2.imbau D.. T. Nov. 25tl, 1891.
D. j. WELLS,
b. II. WAaAn.
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ORDINANCE Nc. IL.
ACT TO PREVENT TIRES.

H
Be it ordained by the Board of Trustees OF tho
incorporated Town OF kimball:
Sec. 1. No merchant, dealer. or other person,
company or corporal. on, shall keep ON hand. IN
any store hniiding, where he IS dong a general
merchandise, or otherwise, q greater quantity of
tamphene, Benzine, Benzole, Kerosene, Naptha,
or other Epal Oils. or other easily lntialnable
burning fluids, not exceeding two barrels OF each
at any oae time, and not exceeding tive barrels
in all, and shall not keep a greater quantity than
herein named, nenrer than fifty feet from his
SAID general placeof business.
Sec, ?. M person shall deposit or keep in
store exceeding TWENTY-FIVE pounds of sanpow-
der, at any one time, within the towr, unless the
same snail he kept in a warehouse or other build
ing, situated at leust fifty feet from any other
building.
Sec. }. Whoever violates any of the provis-
ions of this ordnance shall be guilty of misde-
meanor, andenall be fined not less than $5.OlJor
more than 5000 for each offence, And every
day that any Of die articles or substances are
kgpt or stored contrary to this ordinance shah
be deemed Il new and distinct offence.
Sec. 4. This ordinance shall be IN force from
and after lis passage, approval anu publication.
Passed and approved this 18th day of Novein-
Der, 1881.
LOUIS RICHARDS Chairman.
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LADIES' MnnIoAL ADvIsER.

AConplote Medical Work for woman, hand
somely bound in cloth and illustrated. Tells
how to proven. and cure all diseases of the sex,
by II treatment at home. Worth its weight in
Cold to every lady suffering from any of these
diseases. Over 1000 sold already. Postpaid
only 50 Cents. Postal Note OF 2-ct. Stamps.
address NuNDA PUBLISHING Co, NuSDA, N. Y.
2j-em
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Pigs are ripe.

Advertise your holiday goods.
Supt. Drury was in town Tuesday.
Printers ink wears out the hinges
Of store doors.
Landlord Cilley was up from
White Lake Tuesday.
Bishop Foss will dedicate the NJ.
z. church on Dec. nth.
There will be preaching next Sun
day at the Nj. E. church.
Miss May Humphrey is home again,
(which makes us all rejoice.
Maj. J. E. jenkins is east visiting
in New York and other cities.
Capt w. II. Curtiss has moved his
family into town for the winter.
Miss Nary Eastman Of Nashua Ia.
Is visiting her sister Mrs. Z. j. Wells.
1t is harder for a woman to hold her
tongue than for a man to hold a baby.
W. S. Clark returned to his home
in Grand Rapids Mich. on Tuesday
last.
NJ. Park has been fitting up n of
the most attractive show windows in
town.
The Alexander Mitchell House,
now the St. Charles, is open to the
public.
Man is tenacious of his character
and money-more especially Of the
latter.
This is the time of the year wher
the average girl has plenty of chap.
on her lands.
A few geese are still WITH us, bu
mos, of them have continued on theil
southern journey.
The fire reservoir at the corner o
Nam and First streets is now nearly
filled with water.
The mush and milk sociable at tn,
NJ. E. Church on Friday night las
was well attended.
We would like a good correspon
dent in Chamberlain this winter
Who will be the one?
Mrs. D. Warner and the Hon. Pc,
CIV Warner Tinan o. NJ. a. leave 70
OHIO on Sunday next.
The ladies prayer meeting will
be held at the residence of Mrs. Ken
on Thursday Dec. 18th at 8 r. M.
This is the time of the year whe
the family nan s~prinkles kerosene o
the butter to make it last longer.
If mill can pay At Chamberlain
White Lake and Plankinton it woul
make money "hand owe fist" in KIN
ball.
Every married woman is PERSONAL
acquainted with a man who will 81
alongside Z stove and let the fire 6
out.
The first real aSld snap of the Sc
son came on Saturday night last. II
mercury fell with a dull and sickel
ing thud.
Klmball has got to have a mil
which while it isn't very elegal
grammar, is good plain English an
solid truth.
If ysu have any holiday goods "
want advertised the GRAPHIC will
the business and be thankful for Il
opportunity.
The cold wave from the North comes down,
It's bracing and it's nice
But goodness sakes alive! 1t makes
A girls nose cold as ice.
Judging from our exchanges +,
opine Dakota has gone mad on roll
skating. Kinks are spssnging up
over the territory.
The Republicans felt chat vest
day wasn't a day to be thankful I
anything specific, but to be thank
just on general principles.
It's a question which could accom-
fish the most in Kimbail jus,st pr
ent, a hen dentist or a local report
Wont someone find us some news:
A little baby girl "a twelve pou'
cry, dropped in upon Hon. w.
Curtiss on Wednesday last. I
Captain is receiving congratulate
on all sides.
All members of sthe Good Ter
lars lodge are requested tobe pres
at the meeting on Tuesday even
next as business of Importance is
be transacted.
As we go to press (,newspa
press) tonight, everybody and
pirl ;s ]oettinp ready to attend
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Freight Receipts and Shipments in
.... IttTsi,nit

AItlSsHN EtVNSTFfS ItHN sHEFEHVAto TN
A:inbnii.
We are indebted to NJ. L. Burgess,
station agent, for the following re-
port Of the number of cars of freight
received and shipped from Kimhall
during the past year. This does not
include the way freight received, but
only the cars consigned to Kimball.
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TIE HOUSEWIVES FAvoRrre.

We will send free for one entire year, to every
lady who sends US at once tho names of ten mar,
ried ladies, at same address, and IL two-ct
stamps for postage, our handsome, entertaining
and instructive Journal. devoted to Fashions
Fancy Work, Decorating, Cooking and House.
hold matters. Regular price. Sl.0l. Send to-
day, and secure next number. Address
DOMESTIC JOURNAL, Nunda, N. Y. S1--3m
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Charlotte de Localities
PROPERLY sEAso NED

tPKOFERLI
BETWEEN The WHEELS.
BY Belva Lockwood.
: Berene between,:he wheels l sit.
! tuck my drapcry in a bit,
! pump the treadle up and down,
And circle my way through Washington.
There never has been "a President
Who round the town on a tricycle. went.
And there'n never be one, the fates have said,
Who puts his clothes on over his head.
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FOR SALE.

a cheap decided 100 acres only two miles from
town. Apply to Dinnis Ryan.
Our stock of lamps & fancy dishes
has not vet arrived, but come and see
our samples they are ahead OF some
stocks,
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A GOOD BARGAIN

VIII be given any wishing to
buy the house and lot formerly 9
pied by S. w. Sedgwick. Caft on
Kicker 81 Lindiey.
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Bring in your five and ten gallon
oil cans, / viii fill them cheaper than
any house West Of Cleveland.
NJ. a. p ark.
The Kimball graphic. (Kimball, Brule County, Dakota [S.D.]) 1883-1905, 1884-11-28

O SALE
Two stoves for sale cheap. Enquire at this
ofica.
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FOR RENT.
A good fnrul to sell or rent on reaonable terms
Gail ut this Office.
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The best line of Childrens Hose in the county
alweys kept ct Warmers.
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Pure maple syrup.
II. A. Park.
FOR SALE.

FOR SALE.
One team, wagon and harness cheap for cash.
Also 100 bushels OF corn.
S. Lyman. 7-104-6S.
The Kimball graphic. (Kimball, Brule County, Dakota [S.D.]) 1883-1905, 1884-11-28

Yarns, Underwear and Dress Goods just re
csived at Warmers
The Kimball graphic. (Kimball, Brule County, Dakota [S.D.]) 1883-1905, 1884-11-28

The celebrated Normandy and German knitting
yarns at Warmers.
The Kimball graphic. (Kimball, Brule County, Dakota [S.D.]) 1883-1905, 1884-11-28

Fall Suitings just received at Warneri
The Kimball graphic. (Kimball, Brule County, Dakota [S.D.]) 1883-1905, 1884-11-28

The best $500 shoe in the worlaat Warmers
New goods every week at Warmers.
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Tie hess 500 ladies' shoe evor offered at
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u anrasie, :antsilietneci
FRIDAY ~ pNiNo, AUG. is, 1884
LA ~ svnirA.


saw her on golden day,
The Spanish belie OF Monterey;
whom fret her beauty's glad surprise
shone out ike starlight I'm the skies
Twas evening on the Alamo,
when senoritas come and go,
zach looking with coquetish glancCs
From lace mantilla that enhances
Their beauty, us the soft moss throws
An added splen, ,ior round the rose
The high comb in her raven hair
Held one red blossom prisoned there,
And round her neck an amber chain
Had caught the sunlights yellow rain
The dusky bloom OF throat and chin
was like n flower with vino therein,
The glad spring In her step the south
1lowed In the ose OF cheek and mouth,
whilst over form aud :ace was thrown
A spell tho coolest heart must own.
she passed serenely thro' the throng
A perfect poom set to song,
whilst zen her graceful tan had taught
Some voiceless love the speech II sought
She did recall night OF stars
Soft sorenndes 'peath lattice bars,
A rose droppei silently below,
where slept the moonbcams drit,ed snow,
FOND looks for love alone To mark
A dagger thrust made IN the dark.
watched her III she moved apart
And left a winner in each heart,
Then said, half sidly: As the flower
Hath grace and beauty tor AN hour,
SO she, this radiant newcomer,
IL but the blossom o. summer
Like Joshua would command
The sun OF loveliuess to stand,
That one so exquisite as she
Might bloom and shine Immortality.
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cheerfully endorse them tor that Illness,
ana also rs pleasant laxative or purgative,
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IIAYINn nIssnLXEn PAKTnERsHIP

IAyIS9 DISSOLVED PARTpERsHIP
i A and Tetmanently closed the Chestnut
Street Iron Works, desire TO inform my Old
patrons and the public generally, that am
still In the business, being located In the Penn
Iron Company's " orks, North Plum street,
whore am making Iron and Brass Castings
OF leVefS ueStripIion, anu VIII De pleased 10
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t,iul go oIs OF the Diamond Dyes, tor Silk,
perfect success. Get at once at your drug.
lists Wells. Richardson n Co., Harrington.
VI ~ -'''o '~'''