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Sa1rH E ITEMS.
Beautiful weather.

John H. Collier from Jerauld Co.
Is visiting Sam Doty.
The boys are dropping IN to take case
of their homesteads after the winters
ABSENCE
The gentle zephyrs have caused
| the sse,ghlng to perish; thus ends the
pleasant evening sleigh ride for the
present.
James NeRoberts has returned
from Joliet, Ill, and reports that a
number of the citizens FROM that
place are coming to Dakota soon.
There will be q large acreage of
wheat sown this spring. There is a
present demand for more than 400
bushels of seed wheat in this locality
alone.
Mr. Munson and son from Olivet,
Hutchinson CO., are stopping with
James McRoberts. They are looking
for a location. We hope they may
find one to suit them, for permanent
residents are what we want in Bnle
county.
Our genial TO. Superintendent
made II school and TIP. q call this
week on very short notice. A meet
ing was called at Lyonville in which
the Sup't. made plain the school law
and impaired much encouragement
in school matters.
School matters are assuming huge
proportions and it seems that some.
thing is going to.be done. The citi-
zens of this vicinity met at Mr.. Vices
residence last Friday P. N. and after
! some consideration a majority were
IN favor of erecting four schoel-bouses
in the township.
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Willow Lake TIP. Feb. 5;-Misl

Willow Lake TIP. Feb. 5;-Mis.
Emily j.. Fiicklnger enjoys the dis
tinction Of having taught the frs
school in our township which closed
with a picnic and appropriate literary
exercises on last Saturday. In the
absence Of . school house the term
was heldin @. D.. Bacon's residcnc.
known by tho name Of Red Roofed
school-house. The advancement,
made by the pupils was very marked.
and the regret was ~univcrsal that We
could not continue the services of ~
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Important business Change.

As will be seen by notice in
another column of this issue, there
has been a change in the ownership
Of the Bank of Kimball, Messrs.
Gates and Foot retiring, and Mr.. Gale
assuming full financial control. A
gentleman Of several years experience
will arrive in few days from the
east, and assume the position Of
cashier. j. IL. Gale will act as as
sistant cashier and N. 3. McNamec
as book keeper. Since the establish
ment of the Bank Of kimball it has
enjoyed a most excellent and prosper.
GUS business. BY legitimate and far
dealing 1t has gained an enviable
reputation 0 rintegrity and reliability,
which, together with the SPLENDID
brick veneered bank building, the
fire proof vault, the time lock and
excellent equipment throughout, has
made it one OF the substantial and
permanent fixtures of Kimball. Mr..
Gale, as is well known, is the pres
ident Of several other banks and is a
man of capital and unusual business
qualifics ions, which are a guarantee
of fairr ,ss, reliability, and permance.
The nts firm will undoubtedly enjoy
an inc, e: Sc Of the already extensive
business and as the town I'M
proves, he ark will prove a most
valuabl . and lucrative enterprise.
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excellent and accomplished instructor
as Miss F. proved herself to be. That
she may live long to impart instruc-
ton to the rising generation, a posi-
ton for which she is 50 eminent!!y
fitted, is the sincere desire OF all.
W. b.
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Ladies Red Underwear at warmers

Ladies Red Underwear at warmers
Store.
Come in and see the new goods
Just received at warmers Store.
German knitting, Normandy, Sax
ony, 1hbbet, Shaker and all fancy
yarns at warmers Store.
A large lot of bed comfortors just
received at warmers Store.
Horse blankets at warmers Store
New dress good Just received at
warner Store.
Don't buy seeds until you see our
variety and get prices. Park & Lichty
Mems Red Underwear OF all qualities
ut warmers Store.
Mems gloves cheaper than the
cheapest at warucr's store.
All accounts due the ENTERPRISE
are payable only to G. r. Tinan.
The biggest lot of canned goods
ever shipped to Kimball will arrive
at the Cash Store about March FIRST.
Park & Lich;y.
Come in and see our Flannel Skirts
for ladies. warmers Store.
BANK OF KlMBALL.-One
hundred thousand (&loU,ooo} dollars
to loan on improved farms.
l.. "A. Footc. Cashier.
INCEST Lemons ever seen in the
Territory at the Cash Store.
Park & Lichty.
All those desiring to prove up, al
SO those desiring to borrow monoy,
will find it greatly to their interest by
calling OH c. C. Akin. Kimball.
We have two new Singer sewing
machines when we will sci. very
cheap fcr spot cash. Bargains.
warmers store.
Green apples & cranterries at the
Cash Store. Park & Lichty.
SAVE COAL.
HUY SOME WEATHER STRIPS FOR YOUR
windows and Doors and save len
times their cost in coal For Sale at
warmers Store.
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LOCAL LAcoNlcs

Bre. Willis visited Mitchell Tues
day.
Miss Carrie Morris school closes
to-day.
Waterbury has organized a post of
the G. A. r.
Mr.. Rowley 81 Canton was In town
Wednesday.
Miss Fllckiager's school closed
last Saturday.
F.. A. Gale came up from Canton
Tuesday night.
Atty. Stroube of Chamberlain was
an town Tuesday.
Weather has been q little inclement
for . few days past.
Cook Smith is the finest performer
on skates in Kimball.
DR.. I1ollingel's already large prac-
tice is steadily increasing.
Mitchell now boasts Of the finest
restaurant west Of Chicago.
Judge Longs official duties took
him to Chamberlain Wednesday.
Miss Eliza Howe, Of Mt. Vernon is
visiting in town with Mrs. French.
Louis Richards has removed his
feed store to rear Of the Kimball
House.
Prof. Loughran preached a fine
discourse in the Presbyterian church
Sunday.
Rev. Barker of the Baptist church
will preach next Sunday afternoon at
3 o'clock.
Geo. Bloeser bored a well on his
lot "a feet deep and now has Is feet
OF good water.
The streets are lined with teams
every day and our merchants are hav-
ing a splendid trade.
Mark Ward, Cashier of the First
National Bank of Canton, has been
l =, knu,r, o,,,t of+I,, .,,n.
E. Cotton Of Mitchell is in town
delivering maps Of Southern Dakota,
east Of the Missouri River.
Sheriff Ochsncr and Will Robinson
went to Yanhton Wednesday with
the imbecile in their charge.
Mr.. Z. L. Currens left Thursday
morning for Woonsocket where he
expects to remain a short time.
The Young people enjoyed a good
time and an oyster supper at Mr.. Geo.
| Whittakcr's Wednesday evening.
In Massachusetts there are $4,000
more women than men. AS this Is
leap year what interesting times they
must have.
Mrs. Dunkle has completed az
rangements to build 4 commodieus
store room-on her lot just north of the
Index Office.
Ills. Dunlap says he would like
to have the person who carried off his
Code Of Dakota return the same
Immediately.
Don't forget the Far aud supper
at the church this afternoon and
evening. Everybody invited. Sup:
per from 6 to 8.
According to the old saying, this
month will so out like = lamb, as it
came in like hi, or at any rate it
was quite stormy.
Mrs. Forlsss has purchased Mrs.
Cady's claim east Of town and will
soon commence to make valuable
improvements on it.
c.. NJ. Gilman, a Yankton lightning
singer, and brother w. II. Gilman.
a Pukwana lumber dealer, We're doing
Kimball last Saturday.
Byron Wagar and Jim Upp wer
debarred from the militia compam
on account of their stature, being a
little too short at one end.
VIM. Franklin has returned fs m
Clinton, Iowa, and reports his dau b.
ter much improved, who will rem owe
to this place in few weeks.
Rev. B. F. Humphrey has BIER
installed pastor of the First ;a,,tist
church of Huron, to which place he
will remove with his famitl before
long.
E. i. Taft and L. d. Bs dim have
been Involved in a lawsui of severa
days duration and was fl, ally decided
in Bard,n's favor. Th: will locs
horns again next week
Mrs Ella Me rift. wife of Edato'
Merritt of the White Lake Dispatch
4 d,ad on / n,nh EaL 90 AI,s
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NOTICE.

Notice is hereby given that tho partnership
heretofore existing between fks undersigned
under The firm name and stylr of the Bank Of
Kim3sM il hereby dirsolved by mutual consent.
r. A.1}aIe ESQ. succeeds TO tho business interests
sets owned by the firm and all claims due it and
he assumes all the liabilities Of the firm.
Dstad February II. 1884. I. A. Gale.
H. f. Getss.
i. A. Foote,
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CORRESPONDENTS

yhif department. OF tho GRAPHIC Is to any
orsv 40 may sssia to send US items Of nows o.
: IN niuiostiosts upon any subject. The editor.
.ov ,ver, is cot responsible for articles under
h head.
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nnnyAp q. y. DUNLAP.
As.-.t ~ Convsyanccr.
DUNLAP BROTHERS..
Lad, Leaa & Insurance Agents.
x1anAxA. Ru1x Co. DAxoTA-
A. I. BAKER.

RAID. LOAN AND INSURANCE AGENT
4. L. Baker has opened : IanS, Lcsn n Snd ~ "
~ fscn I'D town Of Bijon Hills TO which plaess
81 NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. should be addreasedl and
.tl sst.nd premptl. to Al .!. bs:iD nnS nd on Cha. G
igsoeW nd out, Contsst notcss filed ETC. AGENT
FL fevsn Site Co. Lott siysa away. Boz q fei-
A0o:sss Sisun.
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Time Table c. n. & ST. P. R. r.
Passenger gong west. 1870 P. NJ.
:. -. east.... 1000 n.
Way FIT. going west. -. a:o5 p..x
=. :. east......7:l5P p. N.
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DENNIS MAN.

ArronsEr and Cou~zLLo. at Law. Will
practiss in Territorial, State and United
States Courts. Criminal law & speciality. Will
sttsnd .tD land cascs at local land Office and
At Washington. u. O Lands bought and
ksii on commission snd taxes paid for!non-
residents. Oaies on Main strsst opposite
Taft House, KIpAAii. Dakota.
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= n cr,-,.. yonx g. WH1rk
Notary Public.
Curtiss & White.
As.o,neys and Land Breakers. WIN buy and
III al tind. Of claims and sttsnd to III busl
nssh seors ths Land Once
UMBALL DAKOTA.
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ARCH u.

attorney At Law, Bounties l. Pensions collected.
Qtsai estate and Locating Agent. -MoHey losned.
Final proof and Contest cases = specially. gln1 ~
ever Hoilinser and Herrins's Drug store, KIM
hall D. T..
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SAVE COAL.

SUI SOME WEATHER STRIPS FOR YOUR
windows and Doors and save ter
times their cost in coal For Sale at
warmers Store.
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F. N. ~GOODYKOONTZ,
xrrsssEr At Law, Chamberlain, Dakota.

IS. w. DUNCAN,
PHYSICIAN and surgeon, Office at ncsidense,
Chamberlain.
Savannah morning news. [volume] (Savannah) 1868-1887, 1884-03-20

Meeting at metropolitan Han Tonight
to Consider Its Organization


Meeting at metropolitan Han Io-Nignt
to Consider It, Organization
A meeting Of the farmers, market
gardeners and business men interested
in the proposed canning factory will be
held al Metropolitan Hall tonight for the
consideration Of matters relating 70 the
organization Of the proposed company.
since the enterprise was first introduced
5y Nr. Holmes, Of the Home Valley Can
ming and Preserving Company Of View
JERSEY. with the proposition % make the
company here a branch n the New JeTse!
company. those interested in its promo
ton have considered the feasibility q OF
gaming as an independent com
pany ia no way connected
with the factory represented DF
Mr.. Holmes. The practica5lllty q THIS
move seems apparent u the SUBSCRIBERS.
and il Is understood that TIE S5,4rJ SUD
scribed last week as portion o. the Sl5,-
90 required bv the Home ' alley Company
u start the branch VIII BE- turned over a.
a substitution % the stock Of a savannah
company. The plan at present under
consideration Is 10 organize with a capital
u $1,000 Or more II required, 10 per
cent. " - Der cent. OF whatever amount
NAV IL determined upon. % be PAD II
upon the organization.
The company VIII then be chartered. and
with q board q directors. VIII be run II
the interests Of our farmers and garden
er-. II the Home Valley Company de-
sires % become a subscriber 20 the stock
II VIII be gwen an opportunity. ms
matter viii be considered at the meeting
tonight. and with the announcement that
the enterprise l. receiving. IL j. probable
that measures VIII De adopted 10 carry
tho 7Hgri-r through.
Savannah morning news. [volume] (Savannah) 1868-1887, 1884-03-20

Two friends We win call them John
and Dick met casually and both had new
suits on. John bought his at the
=. famous" and was very much pleased.
Dick bought his elsewhere. and not being
a Judge Of clothing thought his suit just
as good. The Famous says, put the two
suits 70 the test, wait three months, and
we wager that the 'faHlOus" suit, for less
money. wear better and look better than
any clothes bought elsewhere. We have
often seen it and know il for a fact. Our
goods are all manufactured by US for our
trade; nothing Is too good for our trade,
and there is as much difference between
our clothing and the ready-made goods
made for appearance to sell 70 retailers
as between day and night. We can free
" guarantee our goods, and we agree to
refund the money for any unsatisfactory
purchase made. Famous New York
Clothing House. 40 Congress street.-AdC.
Savannah morning news. [volume] (Savannah) 1868-1887, 1884-03-20

Strawberries are selling at 7Jc. per box.
Sol0mon's Lodge, No. /, +. A. NJ, VIII
hold a regular communication at Masonic
Temple tonight.
The petit juries Of the Superior Co art
who were discharged until Thursday, the
both, viii not appear until Friday, DIST, at
at 10 O'Clock a. IN.
Jay Gould and family left Fernandina
yesterday in his elegant yacht, the Alta
lanta, aud It is expected will reach Sa-
vannah to-day. From here they will pro-
coed 70 New York, stopping at Washing
ton.
The City Treasurer announces that the
first quarters tax on real estate and per-
sonal property, including stock in trade,
viii be due on and payable on and after
the lst of April. He is now ready to re-
ceiye returns Of the property subject to
this tax.
The supply Of city water will be shut
on at $3.50 O'Clock this morning in the dis
trict seuth Of Castor street, west Of
Whitaker street and south Of Park EX-
tension; also, south Of Gwinnett and east
OF Drayton street, for the purpose of con-
Meeting the new mains.
Savannah morning news. [volume] (Savannah) 1868-1887, 1884-03-20
PoCKETBOOK sNATCHING
How the Light fingered Thieves Get il
Their Work at the Market.

How the Light fingered Thieves Get in
Their Work at the Market.
The frequency Of pocketbook snatching
and pocket picking in the vicinity Of the
market during market hours demands
the exercise Of precautiOn by ladies who
carelessly carry their purses, and very
frequently their watches in hacd satchels
tn their hands OF hung on their arm while
in the crowds that I'LL the market building
Almost every week some loss is report
Cd. The thieves are generally young ne
gro lads. and sometimes white boys, who
manage 10 edge their way into crowd
and out again. after snatching purse,
before anv alarm can be given. The po-
lice are wholly unable 10 protect the peO-
pie from them, and are equally unable
10 get their hands on the young
rascals who do their work 50
slvIv that they defy detection. Being
only one or two among the crowds Of boys
VINO frequent the market, they easily es-
cape.
Yesterday morning a lady with COM
pani0n entered the market, and, after
making some purchases. started across
Congress street. carrying a number OF
bundles and packages in her arms and
her hand-satcheI in her hand. In the
crowd she felt a pull on her hand, and
tightening her grip on thesatchel resisted
a hard tug. Not realizing that it had
been torn from her hand. she did not give
any alarm. but a moment later she dis
covered that the satchel had been pulled
from its handle. and. with her purse.
which contained about 50 in bills and
silver. was gone. Being confused and
not wishing to publicly give an alarm,
she let the thief 20 without any attempt
at capture. The snatching was probably
done by one Of the young lads who had
watched his opportunity and played it
Z we'll
Savannah morning news. [volume] (Savannah) 1868-1887, 1884-03-20
Ghe 5yorning 9ews.
THURSDAY, MARCH 20. 1884.


Standard OF railroad time q minutes slower
than city time.
Eorthern mail. I:45. 20 and Pm.
Charleston. 1-45. 7-30 and P. L.
Port ROYAL Railroad. AS 20 and P 4: -
For an points il Florida. 20 A 4. and -
n.
Brunswick and Albany Railroad, 10 A. n.
aTc7. DIN.
sF.EW. r. 30 A. z. and 80 ? 4
AT points west u IS aFcrOss- On snnAl-
Fl0rida and IS ls-er1 Railway, . A. 4 an1
20 p. n. 80,
1Iille5 re~.l.e- Eat9nton and Gordon, 300 a.
n. AMI C-5s p D.
Hawkinsr. .Is. 9 A. T.. G.51 ana 1:5J P. 4.
Albanr. 20 A. z. and : - P X
Raiubrli-e. 100 =. y. AID - ?. T.
Ta1ua-rl. u. 1890 A.. 7. and 20 P. a
oulrmen. - 4. 4. and 80 P. y.
an points 90 the -. ?. & IS. 2 r.. between
Th0masv.le and Ba.nbrldge, Z, - A. Z. and
T.5g P. ".
Savannah river. TuesdaT- 3 p X
On sunday. uaL for ali points a 09yy ?. =.
On sunday f7r delivery q mall y 70 i
Savannah morning news. [volume] (Savannah) 1868-1887, 1884-03-20
CHEERFULNEss.



or al the virtues cheerfulness is the
most profitable. It makes the person who
exercises it happy, and renders him ac-
ceptable 70 all he meets. While other
virtues defer the day Of recompense,
cheerfulness pays down. II Is a cosmetic
which makes LONELINESS graceful and
winning-it promotes health and gives
clasrness and vigur 10 the mind. II Is the
bright weather Of the heart in contrast 70
the clouds and gloom n melancholy. Il
is particularly susceptible Of cultivation
bv exercise and repetition. II is infec-
tious. and may be communicated 70 all
around.
i mothers cheerfulness is important.
She i 70 the family the centre Of the solar
system. and as she smiles OF frOWns the
household Is bright or dull. But in pro
portion as cheerfulness Is beneficial its
opposite Is hurtful. There Is a species OF
melancholy which has a pleasant 1ayor
70 the heart. but pensiveness Is the proper
name for this. There i constitutional
melancholy which manifests itself IN
love Of mOurnful music and lonely land
scapes and pathetic poetry. We nave
seen this displayed in very early child
hood We remember a child, who. at the
age OF : years. was otter found in some
sequestered part Of a garden. with her lip
curled and the tears flowing down her
cheeks without the power 70 tell the rea-
son. If asked for explanation she would
dash the tears away and say she could
not help 1t. This kind Of melancholy Is
Of dangerous tendency. and may bring
evil. If INDUCED OF Encouraged.
We sare afraid many good and pl0us
people make q great mistake in cherish
Ing gloomy views Of life. both among
themselves and their children. Under
the idea that il is necessary TO wean the
heart from the pleasures and possessions
Of this world. they speak Of 1t habltually
as d vale Of tears. path OF thorns and
briers. through which we must pass in
our Journey 10 another state Of existence.
This is certainly an erroneous view Of
life. and is the fruitful source Of many
evils Il disgusts the young and the cheer
ful with religion and religious people.
who become associated in their minds
with moody dizziness or revolving gloom.
But the effect of these views upon per-
sons Of melancholy temperamentis even
worse. They are apt to sink deep into
the mind. and. cOinciding with the ten
derness Of the heart, to OyershadOw the
whole being with the dismal
mist Of habitual dependency. In
such cases insanity is the fire.
quent result. And where this does not
happen, where the mind is sustained by
religious hope. still how desolate is the
existence Of that Individual who is
trained 10 look upon this world as scene
/ Of sorrow and Of trial,
Cvr0UU0E March 1854
Savannah morning news. [volume] (Savannah) 1868-1887, 1884-03-20
RAILROAD RUSIBLISas.
Bright Flashes of Intelligence from Near
and Afar.

The Tavares and Lake Monroe Railroad
is TO be added to Florida 5 roads.
Preparations are being made to extend
the Florida Southern on 10 BrOOksville.
Freight rates are down 10 . cents by
all lines from New York 10 Birmingham.
1t is reported on good authority that the
Ocala, Silver Spring and Gulf Railroad
viii soon be commenced.
Grading on the Rowland's Bluff Rail-
road is completed 70 Hog Town creek, one
and half miles from Gainesville.
1t is proposed TO construct a narrow
gauge railroad from Chipley Station, on
the Pensacola and Atlantic Railroad.
Work on the Tavares and Orlando Rail-
road has been discontinued. 1t will be
resumed as soon as the Transit system has
finished its line TO Tavares.
The Tayares and Lake Monroe Railroad
Is an assured fact. II viii practically be
an extension Of the Florida Railroad and
Navigation Company, although it Will
be under the management Of an entirely
separate company.
Savannah morning news. [volume] (Savannah) 1868-1887, 1884-03-20

Prospects for Lively Season-Wher'
Are the Dixies?"


Are the Dixies?"
The Indications are for a lively base
ball season throughout Georgia, and
although the Southern League does not
promise large membership, the clubs in
Columbus, Augusta, Savannah, and other
cities, are working up for a first class
entry into the field when the
season opens. Tie Columbus nine
is already organized. and its players are
in practice The list Of the members and
PLAYING positions is as follows: Clarence
Leslie catcher: Gus Rubl. pitcher; Henry
Maui. shOrt-stOp: Hub Collins, first-base:
Ike BurcklaW. secOnd-base; Jim Latian.
third-base: Ed Daniel. right-field; Charles
Ha2er, left-field: Lee Shreve, centre-field.
Leslie viii be Captain of the club. Laf-
fan viii be change catcher with Leslie,
and Burcklaw change pitcher with Ruhl.
Hager and Laffan- who are Louisville
boys. are expected down next week.
Many Of the Columbus boys are known in
savannah by our home PLAYERS.
In Augusta the Browns are
preparing to sweep the laurels
tom the State. Among the home
clubs the OglethOrpes are organized and
in practice The Dixies seem to have
gone % the wall. Several attempts have
been made 10 effect an organization, but
for some reason they have been ineliect-
ual, and thus far nothing has been
done. The interest in the game will
hardly allow the champion club TO die,
and it is hoped the nerve and pluck which
characterized its members last year will
secure the same result at the close Of the
coming season.