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Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1884-05-15
NEW ADvERrlsEmssTs.
T ". MARTIN q co
WORD IN REGARD TO
CHI N A NJ ATTINGS.

1t is well known fact that CHINA MATTINGS when
in the roll will in very short time become Brittle or
Worthless obbers who hold them the season cannot sell
them stass goods and throw them into the Auction Room
Tor socaed shers sale where they disposed of at dis
We would advise those who need of China Mat
ngs buy only first class goods of this kind they will give
and prove to be cheaper the end damaged
goods We have just received Elegant Line of China Mat
tngs-ancy check and stripe not damagedwhch will sell
at a very close price.
BA- special bargain in 1000 yards of Fancy China
Matings at twenty cents per yard-not damaged
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on his back, to be deposited In the Farm.
era national bank. Mr.. Keim took this
precaution on account Of recent robbery
which took place In his neIghborbood.
After putting the money In bank, he re-
turned on foot, carrying with him the
empty grain bag in which tho money had
been kept.
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PaIu doIpnlN.
Quot .Ions by Associated Press.

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Unitod Companies oi S8w wiorsoy......,...ls3
Northern paclnc 80. ...... Sc. ......,... 2lL
Northern Pacific Pretoria l. ...... 80. 47Z
Northern Central Rliroll ......,...,.,,,, 5aE
lCnigh Navigation Company ............. 4lE
NoCristowr Railroad .....,-.... 80. III :
Central Transportation Co1npGEy..... = 81
yittsb'g, ritusvillo Z Bu;fR!o = :. -. 4
L'tlp SchpvlEt'I RSiirnh 90. -, 80 ,8k
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HARRISBURG, Pc, May II. - 81,
men were badly scaldod this morn
ing by the bursting of steam
pipe at tho Pennsylvania steel works,
Charles Pierce was literally par boiled
and died soon afterwards George Muir
ray was badly scalded and received add
tional injuries by leaping out OF tho win
dow. The other four arc likely to recover
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All of the one hundred and twenty
electric lamps were reported as burning
we'll last night, and only four gasoline
limI 6 were reported out. This is tho most
favorable report of tho street lamps that
We have had sinoo the policemen were in.
structed to make morning reports.
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Ipspec,iug tho streets.

The street committee took drive
through the town this morning for the
purpose of inspecting the streets and
alleys and locating the work, which the
very meagro appropriation given them
will warrant them in having done.
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A Muraerers rate.

CnERAw, 5. C., May 15.-W. Began
Cash murderer of Town Marshall
Richards, was killed this morning whilst
resisting arrest. Ono OF the sherih's 9
posse was wounded slightly, and ono of
Cash's associates seriously, Cash was
riddled with bullets.
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THE CuNNELLsVILLE wHEUK.
Bodies Horribly Irush.d-The Names OF the
Killed.

Bodies Horribly Nrnsh"d-ihe names OF the
Killed.
PITTsBURG, Pa, May l5.-Whon the
wreck which occurred near Connellsville
yesterday. was cleared away it was dis
covered that Twelve mon bad boon injured
and fourtecn wero missing. The bodies Of
ten OF the latter have since been recovered
others arc supposed 20 have been completely
consumed. or those recovered only two,
Cassidy aud DeTmott, could DO identified,
tho others were burned into shapalesS
mass. One Of the injured, +. O'Shca, diCd
on the way to the hospital.
tho Hiled.
Tho names Of the kilIDd Rro as rull0ws:
Patrick Cassidy, %. berllnd, Nd /;
Scott Dermott, Of Ursiua, Pa Dennis
Ward, Sheabay Newman, Thomas
Whittlc, Ellis Sloane. Joseph Des-
mond and Patrick Kelly, residence
unknown; Owen Conluy, Of Pittsburg
John Perry, of JohuStoWn, Pa, John
Hughes. Of Cumberland, Md; John
Conley, of New York Il notify Shay Of
StauntUn, Va; and ]. +, O'Shea, of
Cumberland, Nd. Tho last named was
foreman Of tho freight train, the others
we're labOrers.
Tho Injured.
The names of the iniurod, ~ far as
learned, arc as follows james Smith,
laboIer, scalp wound Samuel Clay,
engineer of the camp train, right
arm broken William McNulty, Ia
borer of Philadelphla, right ankle
fractur d Daniel Albright, laborer, of
Ursina, Pa, log broken W. ] Burns,
clerk right arm broken. Four Swedcs,
whose names are not known. were also
injured, but not dangerously. The injured
we're brought to the Pennsylvania hospital
in this city, and the dead were taken to
ConnCllsville for burial.
The coroncr's jury returned verdict
that the accident was causol by tbs care
lessness of Gilbert Lewis, tho tr6in dis
patcher
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Sunrt In MAY.

The annual Nay walk OF tho Liederkranz
wil be enjoyed on sunday next. The march
will start from headquarters at $50 a. m.
sharp, and breakfast will be had at Knapp's
yilla. The party Will return 10 town In time
for dinner
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FOR the Ola Ticket.

PIERRE, Dakotah, May l5.---Terrltorial
delegates were chosen yesterday 10 the
Democratic national convention. They
are uninstructed, but it ia believed they are
for Tilden and Hendicks.
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Sudden Death.

John A. Sharp, Of Ephrata township,
died very suddenly on Tuesday, at his
home. Deputy Coroner John q. shiffor
held an inquest and the verdict Of tho Jury
WAS death from hemorrhage Of the lungs.
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Tn. Law Building Hcsrsursnt.

Davis Kitch, jr and A. J, stapleford have
leased tho restaurant IN tho basement OF the
Law building, corner Ot Duke and Grant
streets, and propose 10 keep It IN hrstcass
style. Both OF them are widely known, and
they viii doubtless attract a coed trade.
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CONGRESS.

WAsHINGToS, ID. O., May 15.--In the
House the morning hour was dispensed
with and the House went into committee
of tho whole on the diplomatic appropTia-
ton bill,
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The pay Car of tho Pennsylvania railroad
company passed west through this city
this afternoon, and the employees were paid
off for tho month
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SPRUiaL NOTICES.
77-7 - - -
hn Excellent Report

writes this: Cannot express myself In sum-
ciently praisoworthy terms. Eurdock Blood
keep my stomach In splendid Trim" For sale
by ii. u. Cochran, druggist, l37 and lSa Sorih
Queen street.
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new xora.
quotations Nv Associated IRE q
Stocks firmcr. Money at &c.

:
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1-io ish.lt'-'' lax
.tihHIS w p'oiS.
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Michigan southern Railroad. .........,..,,, 92M
Illinois Central Railroaa a...................l2lE
Cleveland a titt5hprgh tailFORh .........l38
Chicago Rock Island Railroad ,...,,,,.,,llb
pittsburgh i Fort Wayne Railrcad........l27
Western Union Telegraph Compsny.,... 81
ih!ouo " hDaSh. h.,..,. .'..........ss. 6H
New Jersey Central go. .,.,.,...,....,..,. rs
Nrw N0rr 'mturiO n SVStarn -. -. q
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Avoid cheap goods, The Hop Platter cures
pains aud achec whore other plasters simply
rtlie 20, 25 cents, at all drug stores
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DEd THE,

NoOELsASs.-In this city, on the 18th inst,
John Nogclsang, in tho Goth year Of his age.
The relatives and friends OF this family, also
Hebel lodge, No. $50, l. y. o. r., are respect.
fully invited TO attend the funeral from his
late residence, No. 235 South Queen street, on
Friday afternoon at 2 O'Clock. lnterment at
Lapcaster cemetery. 2t
FoosK.-Tn this city, on the llth inst, May
e., daughter OF Jacob 4. and Sadie +. Foose
aged months and 10 days.
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Three hundred rurhs msssacrsd.
PARIS, May 15.-A dispatch from Alden
49, ~ tnat revolt occurred near Soma and
that 200 Turks were massaorsti.
WEATHER IrnIuAr,as.

. MAsHrsoToN, May 1J.--For the MiddIa
t, tn,.,sutlc states, fair weather, excspt IN
.ne extreme northern portion, local rains.
ssou.nwesterly winds, stationary tempern.
.le IN northern part, slight rise In tom
perature In southern part' '''''
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/ ING LOTS. on SATURDAY, MAY "a,
1884, AT O'clock p, NJ, will be sold on the
premises, hity lots OF % feet each fronting on
south Prince and Beaver streets in this city.
These lots lie south OF HaRer street near 10
the cotton mills, Urban A Burgers paning
mill, furnace, gas works, dye works AMI other
industries, and about one block from the new
school house abouttob be erected In the Fourth
ward.
Thirty per cent. OF the purchase money
must be paid and possession given imme-
diately, and the balance OF 70 per cent. may be
charged upon the property ana paid In nvo
mayStfd B.FRANK EsHLEMAN.
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SECOND EDITION.
THURSDAY EVENING. MAY is, lss4
FINANCIAL.
tue TROUBLES ON WALL STREET

Tho Metropolitan Sank Resumes Payment
Tho Worst Over-Additionsi Fail.
ures In Now York ana Elsewhere.
New YORK, May Is The Metropolitan
bank has posted notice on its doors say
ing that the bank examiners having made
investigation of its affairs, tho bank will
resume business at noon to day.
Vice President Jacques has been elected
president of the Metropolitan bank, vice
Seney resigned.
Another Suspension.
At 1915 q. m. it was announced on
Wall street that Dimick 81 Co. had sus.
pended. This firm has been leading pro-
moter Of the Bankers & Merchants tele-
gragh company. Tho Bankers S Mer-
chants telegraph stock is now offered at
rs against sales at 1l9 yesterday.
There is renewal Of yesterdays
excitement and much uncertainty is folt
upon the street regarding other firms.
Excitement on Change.
WALL STREET, 1920 A. M,-The stock
market opened strong with an advance,
from one half to four por cent.
Just before the opening OF the exchange
the crowd was larger than usual, waiting
for the signal to begin. Just as the
uduu VI Iub DlH ClOCk undTkeu JBu, Un5
president gave three raps OF the gavel,
and in an instant the pont up excitement
gave vent to q howl and five hundred
hands were lifted in the air and the
various pools were formed. Five minutes
afterwards Dimicks' failure was annouuc-
ed. A great crowd has gathered in tho
streets again to-day.
Tho Worst believed TO bs over.
AT 11:45 a. m, comparative quiet reigns
at the stock exchange and it Is believed
the worst is over.
Hotchkiss & Burnham expect to resume
Tomorrow. They suspended yesterday
forenoon.
The Metropolitan Bank Resumes.
1915 p. M.-The Metropolitan bank has
resumed payment and is now paying a. 1
depositors presenting checks. There arc
not now moro than 25 in line.
Fisn ana Hatch suspend.
24j p, m.-Fisb & Hatch have sus
pended.
There was run on the Blocker street
bank to-day, and good deal of excite
meut was occasioued for some time, but
towards the AFTERNOON the rush dwinded
down ard all seems clear again.
a st Joseph, Mo, suspension.
ST. JosEPH, Mo-, May l5-Tho DR.. 8. A.
Richmond Medicine company failed here
yesterday liabilities $3.50 900; no assets
a Failure Ia Boston.
BoST0N, May 15.-F. A. Hawley & Co
have suspended. They were not very heavy
dealers.
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DLEsTY TO INITIATE, BUT NONE TO
i equal the SC. Havana Cigars at
HAkTMAN'S YELLOW FRONT CLEAR
STORE.
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LONDON, May 15.-Tbo failures in New
York have caused great anxiety and ex.
citement amoug Americans hero and hav.
ing business connections or interests in the
United States. The anxiety is particularly
painful among travellers and many have
decided suddenly ID return to America.
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NEW ADVERTIsEMENTs

HLEAK HAVANA FILLER CIGARS FOIt
~ cents. Guaranteed TO be clear fillers at
HARTMAN'S YELLOW FRONT ClGAR
STORE.
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Tho PsymeOt OF Bonds Authorized.

WAsHINGToN, May l5.-Secret.ry of tho
Treasury Folger has authorized the pay
meut OF bonds embraced in tho l25ch,
126Lh and l27th calls with accrued inter
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THE vERDIUr STILL STANDS THAT
i the best Sc Cigar In the city IS at
UAKTMAN'S YELLOW FRONT ,IGAR
STORE
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NsW 4DVEHTI6 EMEH7s.

l'ELEHanSE COSSEUrIUS.
i J. FRANK REIST successor to Mentzer
Reist), Wholesale ana Retail Grocer stand
ard Goods at lowest prices, fair dealing and
prompt attention. All Goods delivered free.
Telephone your orders. 1t
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Found!
E. j. Wells 81, 500 Worth Of ste!en
Jewelry Recovered.
Found!

~ #.sHa. --
The robbery by a sneak thief Of E.
j. Wells jewelry store on the night
of April 7th is still fresh in the
minds Of or readers. Ever since
the theft a dilligent search has been
kept up by various parties employed
by Mr.. Wells, the prevailing idea
beng that the goods were secreted
somewhere in the town. A few DAYS
since at about shutdown, Charles
Wilde, cur night watch, who has
been nj of the %searchers, discovered
the stolen property in a pile of lum-
Der situated near the centre of Kicker
d Lindiey's lumber yard. The only
thing missing SO for as YET discovered
by Mr.. Wells is the watch belonging
to Mr.. Nelson of Buffalo county. The
thief had not disturbed some of the
goods. A significant fact n connec-
ton with the discovery of the prop
erty is that the locality and exact
spot where the jewelry was found
was thoroughly searched previously
and nothing found, showing that the
thief, doubtlessly thinking he had
ssb,tten off more than he could chew
had placed the goods there for no
other purpose only than that they
should be found.
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Gone to Dakota.

On Thursday last Mr.. +. E. Miller
and family departed for their new
home in Kimball, Dakota, at which
place Mi. Miller is engaged in the
drug business. For twelve years past,
Fred has been a resident of Shenan.
doah,, most of which time. he was en-
gagged in business for himself, beng
a member of the drug house of Bur
net q Miller, in the knovledge of
which he has few equals and we
doubt if any superlors. During his
long residence here he made a host
aof friends, net only in Shenandoah
and vicinity, but throughout south.
western Iowa in general, all Of whom
much regret his departure, and among
this host of friends +none regrets his
leaving us more than does the writer,
who found in him \ warm and per.
sonai friend from the time of FIRST
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meeting him, twelve years ago. We
trust, however, that fortune may al
ways favor friend Miller and his
family at whatever place their lot
may be cast.-Shenandoah Ia.) Re
publican.
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EsTRAYs.

Came to my enclosure on or about
April 4th, two sorrel mares with
white strips in faces and branded on
right hip. James Leach.
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At the Church.
May 11tf

Sunday May 11th.
Morning service at II o'clock-Tezt. who
toucheth me-
Sunday school at 70.
Evening service an s.-Text, Press to the
mark"
Prayer meeting Thursday evening.
Il. C.. Burch.
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Smoke Bull Head cigars.
Walls r. woror

Kinhall D. 7. May It'll 1884.
The firm heretofore exissing nnder tho name
of Robinson and Ray is to day dissolved by mu-
tual consent. AL accounts against said firm will
be paid by A. D. Robinson, who viii nleo collect
all bills due. AL. D.. Robineou,
4. n. Ray.
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FOE SALE.

Good two story house and lot 100
xl42 #. on a desirable street in Kim
ball. Price 5000. Enquire at this
office.
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A fine line Of Ladies, Misses and
Children's Kid, Goat and Serge lace
shoes at sl.O0 per pair, worth $2.O0.
and S2.5O at Robinson's.
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How much did the lantern.
Excursion to Mitchell tonight.
What yer going to do the Fourth?
l.. A. Foote is doing a rushing bus
mess.
Our Subscription list is increasing
rapidly.
The county seat will be moved to
kimball.
Strawberries are on the market-at
Cincinnati.
The late warm rains make the far
mers happy.
E. A. Stewart has sold out his
blacksmith shop.
There are PIP varieties of the bird
family in Dakota.
The periodical snake liars are get
ting in their work.
Wells & Wagar are out with an
attractive new sign.
Doc. Henry is a frequent visitor to
Kimball now a-days.
The st. Paul road will make nc
extensions this year.
b. Stewart, father of f. A. Stewart,
is visiting In Kimball.
+. d. Warner of Alexandria was
in town OH Sunday last.
The workmen at the opera house
are at work on the stage.
We pity a Mormon MA when
house cleaning time comes.
+. E. Millcr's family have returned
to Iowa for a two weeks visit.
Park & Lichty are building a ware
house in the rear of Their store.
The only bar between some mel
and civilization is a bar of soap.
Work is to be commenced very
soon on the new Catholic church.
Robinson & Ray have dissolved
partnership. See notice elsewhere.
AL. Robinson, of White Lake came
up to Kimball on Wednesday night
The "rubber guns will prove to be
a dangerous pastime to some one yet
+. E. Mlller's new store will have
the handsomest interior of any II
town.
A factory is to be started in tht
east for the manufacture Of crazy
quilts.
Kiss me as I fall asleep is thu
title of a new song. 1t would wax,
us up sure.
Elmer Wells friends are congratu
lating him upon the recovery of hi
stolen goods.
MI. Barker is in Kimball making
arrangements to start a new paper il
Buffalo county.
Pukwana has Sunday horse races
Seems to us this is not a very credl
bic proceeding Bro. Scott.
There is no let up to the boom IL
Klmball. This is the most prosper
Gus year she has ever had.
Charles Wilde will receive til.
5000 reward offered by Mr.. Well.
for the recovery of the stolen jewelry
DR.. Milliron, dentist, will be II
Kimball on Saturday ; remaining fou,
days at his office over Warmers Store
Don't borrow the GRAPHIC any
more, but subscribe for it. 1t will b.
the best investment You ever made
Many Of the boys appeared on thu
street with new suits on Sunday last
creating quite an excitement for
time.
The ~artesian well is now down t.
a depth Of 200 feet. Boring pro
crosses at the rate Of from 25 to 81
feet per day.
The little son, aged five years. o
Sheldon Smith Of Castalia fell into
new we'll on Tuesday last. Whel
discovered life was extinct.
We met w. NJ. Grail and Mi
Ruddy, Of Emery, on the train tn
other day. They expect TO put up
hotel at Kimball.-Pukwana Press.
A late fashion journal brings tn
startling announcement that hustle
are to be enlarged. Old papers a
this office at fifty cents per hundred
Some men IN Kimball believe 1,
free trade. They trade at a certain
store until the proprietor sends in hi
bill, and then go and trade some
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A GOOD BARGAIN.

Will be given any one wishing to
buy the house and lot formerly occt-
pied by S. w. Sedgwick. Call on
Kicker q Iindley.
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MARR1ED-At the house of the brides parents
in Smith Greek TIP. by Rev. B.. I. Humphrey on
April 18th, Mr.. Frank Thurber and Miss Lizzie
Afleck, all of this county.
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A. L. BAKER.

LAND, LOAN AND INSURANCE AGENT.
A.. L. Bsker has opened n Land, Loan and IN;
mile from old town Of Bijou Hills to which place
All communications should be addressed3 and
will attend promptly to I'LL business entrusted to
him. Money loaned to "prove up ind on Chat.
Gles ~ cheap az at railroad towns. Final Proof
pspers made out, Contest notices filed etc. Agent
for Town Site Co. Lots given away. Best of ref
ereneeR silver.
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DENNIS RYAN.

ATTORNEY and COUNSELLOR at LAW. Will
practise in Territorial, State and United
States Courts. Crimiuallaw q speciality. Will
attend to land cases at local land office and
1t Washington. D. G Lands bought and
sol on commission and taxes paid for non
residents. Office on Main street opposite
Taft House, Kir.ba,.,.. Dakota.
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Nurs. Nurs. Nurs.

NUTS. NUTS. NUTS.
Those having Tree claims, want,
ing walnuts to plant with, can get
some IN prime condition at A. r
Latchem's.
Try some Of that spiced roll at
Wells & Wagar.
Smoke Bull Head cigars.
Wells & Wagar.
Nnr1cE TO Owners OF STocK.
Allpartics are forbid allowing thei,
stock to run upon, or to picket The
same upon any land owned by the
undersigned.
D. Warner.
Kimball, May Isl, 1884.
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We have lately bought some very
heavy bills Of Dry Goods, part Of
which are now arriving. warner's.
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Good Lemons at soc. per dozen.
Park d Lichty.


Good Lemons at soc. per dozen.
Tark 9 l4ichty.
A new hi Of ladies fine shoes and
Slippers Supper JUST received q Warmers
~
For Boots and Shoes 20 to war.
ea Seo al new ana desirable
so vs.
AS n'oe oli1 n sels.
Al desiring 70 prove up, al
SO se those ss desiring desiring to borrow none,
Macaroni. yermcc;i; ana T.n;oo.
at the n prlce Cash Store.
Park y Lichty.
We are receiving, every week. our
spring stock OF Dry Goods. Call
early .befors the assortment is broken
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j. Z. CONE NJ. d.
PHYSICIAN and Surgeon. Reference: Medica
Department Iowa State University.
CAL1s rRoMPTI1 ATTENDED TO Al ALL HoURes
pAI OR MONT. CHARGES REASONABLE
kimball, Dakota.
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BUSINESS DIRECTORY

F. NJ. G~OODYKOONT'Z,
S. w. DUNCAN,
PHYSICIAN and Surgeon, office at residence
chamberlain.
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ARCH II. STUART,
Attorney at Law, Bounties d Pensions collected.
Real estate and Locating Agent. Money loaned.
final proof and Contest cases n specially. Office
over Hollinger and Herring's Drug store, Kim
ball d. L.
The Kimball graphic. (Kimball, Brule County, Dakota [S.D.]) 1883-1905, 1884-05-09
Charlotte de Localettes
PROPERLY

The melancholy days have come
The saddest of the year,
List, hear the organgrinder's hum
Spring poets too are here.
-Gouverneur Herald.
The summer days are coming
The saddest of the year.
When men for Office running
Will get full Of lager beer.