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New-York tribune., 1884-11-16
UPHOLSTERY DEPARTMENT.
GREAT SACRIFICE SALE
OF
Lace Curtains and Upholstery Goods.

1000 YARDS STRIPED rURECMAN. 81 80 PER
VAN. REDUCED From "A. - -. - =. 49,
800 YARDS HELD rIRCOMAN, ~ oo ffN hAhbi
REDUCED FROM S6 90 ,.. 49,. .- ,- u,,u =, . m
200 PAIR TUKCOMAN CURTAiNS, 'zo re" RAM
WORTH s. 90. =. x.,,.,, ,>-, ., - ,,, n.,,
90 Phie TURcoMAN CURTAINS sll 50 PER PAIR :
oo1 PtiR NOTTINGHAM CURTAINS 75c. PER
PAIR REDUCED FROM II .. ..... -. e,,.,
/ 400 PAIR TAPED EDGE NOTIlNGilAM CUR
TIINs II Is PER FAIR: REDUCED FROM -.
sIO p AIR TAPfD EDGE NOTIiNGllAN VI ACRIAlNS,
81 30 PER PAIR; gEDUt I'D From s3 50. ,-.r,,>.
800 PAIR TAPE EDGE NO tt NGiIt NJ " NlAiNH,
az 81 pm PAIR; REDUCED Fk VI 81. - ,-,,,, -,
20 @'tyJpI 0TiitR LACE CURTAINS IL OUR STOCK RE-
DUCED IN PROPORTION. .... 90. prnr,1,n
20 PIECES ENGLISH CRETONNE, l6cj REDUCED
IS PITcrs ENGLISH cREToNNE. l9c; REDUCED
FROM sec ....... ,. oo, n d prnucEn
FROM 35o ,,.c,.,.xr o5e. REDUCED
FROM zoe 800 No., y,pnupwARD
wISbOW SIIADtS-A EtIAl. 49,. u - w
THE NEWEST STYLES OF WIN nvw ,,w !, i'H "i-'' " -
WEMAKE UP AND HANG To oi9pi-h'
New-York tribune., 1884-11-16
THE ESTATE or JAMES H. HILL.

Boston, Nov. 15.-No will has yet been found
among the papers OF James II. Ill., who died at Concord
Sew- Hampshire few days ago and he IL believed To
died intestae. If this proves to be the case to
estate estimated at shout $500 900 will go 10 the widow
five children and three grandc dchldren. Mr.. Hill owned
more real estate in that city than any other person VINO
has ever lived In Concord Tho largest OF these items
with their estimated values The Phenix Hotel ana
furnishing $50 600 Merrimac Block. 100000 Centen-
NAL Block, S50.OOO State Block 10000; Columbia
Block. $4,000; factory and stor, $4,000 and resi-
dence 1000; making total or S3l50oO. This prop
erty IL nil situated within quarter Of mile OF the STATE
House In Main-sL Mr.. Hill rarely dealt In stocks lie
purchased State Block just before hSWar imitation pro-
ce.s act In and the rentA paid for II In three years.
New-York tribune., 1884-11-16
EXPERIENCES or A sHIPWRECKED CREW

The steamship CienfucgJs, of Wards Line
from CenfuesO and Nassau brOugh; This port ycster
day Che crew OF the wrecked bark Glacier. Captain Olsen
The Glacier left Wilmington, y. G., October L
with "A cargo of lumber for Port-au-Hiiace Though
she was an American vessel she WAS manned
bx Germans ON October 10 she caught In
hurricane and lost her sails and main yard, besides
sptn.ing leak and suffering other damage For sew
er DAYS she oated about in helpless condition. her
officers and crew Sorkng at the pumps and making ef,
forts 10 attract the attention oi vessels seNefal
nf which passed near but did not see
tlem Finally the bark went ashore on
IL. coast of inagua OF the Bahama Islands le crew
walked 10 the nearest port carrying the second mate on
n sfrtcher as he was suffering from exhaustion Before
tbe nor, was reached the died and was buried on he
shore When the shipwrccked party reached the niue
the island they took passage ON sailing Vesse @ i1f
Nassau The Glacier owned by H. Hansen, oi VIZ
mington n C. She registered 3l2 tons, and was buiit
III 1854, at Fairhavcn. Mass.
New-York tribune., 1884-11-16
DRESS GOODS DEPARTMENT..

As SPECIAL INDUCEMENTS IN THIS DEPART.
MENT WE OFFER The FOLLOWING DECIDED BAR
GAINS:
800 PIECES OTTOMAN CORD DRESS GOODS AT csc.
PER YARD; REDUCED FROM 42C.
$50 PFC rs ALI-WOOL FRENCH CASHMERE AT
4sC. PER YARDj REDUCED FROM G12G
200 PIECES ALL-WOOL FRENCH CASHMERE AT
CSC PER YARD; REDUCED FROM 7JC
$50 PIECES EXTRA FINE QUALITY ALL-WOOL
FRENCH CASHMERE AT Csc. PER YARD; REDUCED
FROM 81 -.
ALL OUR FRENCH NOVELTY DRESS GOODS
MARKED 10 HAIF PRICE AS FOLLOWS;
OUR 81 80 TRENCH NOVELTY DRESS GOODS 10
10, rE YARD
OUit ~ FRENCH NOVELTY DRESS GOODS TO a.
OUR - FRENCH NOVELTY DKESSGOODS 10 ~ %.
SPFCiAt-M H. ARE ALSO OFFERING Ar UNUSU.
ALLY Low PRICES A LARGE AS~OKlMLNI or
PLAIN AND PLAID CLOTH SUITINGS, SUIlABl II
FOR TAILORMADE SUITS.
New-York tribune., 1884-11-16
VELVET and PLUSH DEPARTMENT.

IN THIS DEPARTMENT WILL BE FOUND THE
FOLLOWING SPECIAL INDUCEMENTS. CONSTI.
TUTING THE BEST VALUES EVER OFFERED BY
ANY HOUSE IN AMERICA.
500 PIICHS COLORED SILK VELVETS AT SOC PER
YARD; REDUCED FROM 81 25
300 PIECES COLORED SILK VELVETS AT 81 20 PER
YARD; REDUCED FROM 81 10.
800 PIECES l0.INCH COLORED SILK VELVETS AT
81 90 PER YARD; REDUCED FROM 81.
$50 PIECES FANCY SILK VELVETS AT 9SC. PER
YARD; REDUCED FROM -.
800 PIECES SILK PLUSH AT 81 % PER YARD RE.
DUCED FROM So 80
500 PIECES EXTRA QUALITY SILK PLUSH AT
II ~ PER YARD; REDUCED FROM &3
THE ABOVE LOTS CONTAIN \ FULL LINE OF ALL
New-York tribune., 1884-11-16
LIZZJE LEONARD WEARS A DRESS NOW.
J,zzie Leonard. alias Albert Leonard, the


Young woman who arrested on Wednesday hght on
Gu pcon Of stealing gold watch worth go George
Falk's jewery store No. 233 Atlsntc-aye, Brooklyn
was before Justice walsh of that city yesterday ior d
hearing When arrested the prisoner was III in'e a'
tire, and made stylish-loosng youth Yesterday sle
wore a black satin dress with beaded cape hat OF the
latest style, with gold trimmings and blue iea hcr-ahd
light veil she did not appear so mnch at nome
IN them in her male suit of few days before her
walk IL masculine and woman her features appear
In fact she seems better suited for the character
Ola ncs yOdug man tbtI Oi young woman she was
rcprescntod by Jcie Mcuberg and Baldwin f. Stras'
Julia Fk. daughter Of the lcwcer, gave her testimony
and then charge made gii-t the prisoner by
D,vl 10 xard o No l5I Atlanticsye.. who stated That
Lizzie while In the part Of young man came ~ his store
an, Su,euner d. ana took a gold chan worth I'll. la
x.v .,f ts charge IlLLcs counsel a-kcd for adjourn
,,cn until Friday in order 10 confer with their client
Tbc ,notiou was granted The girl claims That ner
,.,r,,s nrc respectable aud iife cn Murray fiil TINS
itr md that her brother holds high position III the
municipal government
TRYING TO MAyUFI CTURE MYSTERY
New-York tribune., 1884-11-16

paced by some unknown Jester recently In tho hallway
Of the house No As East Tenthst, occupied by the iam
ily OF Jacob Kalmus. and were delivered 10
policeman. On Thursday night another pair OF
shackles wrapped in . soed shirt, were iouna ,a, u,
the hallway and the family inclined 10 bclcVc Una,
The articles we're in some way connected win muuen
crime Mr. Kamus, who is awnoroker, cona NJ. 1n G
the matter son OF the broker went To newspaper
Office and enlisted the services oi relorHr "nv @ Up
pealed TO Inspector Byrncs. In the Detective bureau
Yesterday the ease was declared to he hoax.
New-York tribune., 1884-11-16
TRUMAN r. HANDY FATALLY HURT

CINCINNATI, Nov. 15.-As Truman b. Handy
was driving home in buggy his horse became frightened
and ran away At Vine s aud McMcken-ave the vehicle
ran into a street ear and Mr. Handy thrown to the
ground. His skull was fractured and lie died this
III rning.
New-York tribune., 1884-11-16
OprNJNG or THE GERMAN OPERA SEASON.


DIAGRAMS OCCUPY THE BONES IN LIE A"' ~ "
TIER ANDNG PROVIDED
Metropolitan opera
promises most successful D"ei' %
the bosi
New-York tribune., 1884-11-16

800 DOZEN CHOICE FANCY WINGS. WITH BIRDS
HEADS 2jc. EACH. WORTH 6oc.
O00 DOZEN ASSORTED STYLES OF FANCY
ru ,rurRs BREASTS WINGS. POMPONS AND TT
pITTERNs SOC EACh FOkMIRiY II 20 ,,.,
boO DOZEN NEWLY fffORtED PARIS PATTERN >
II RrCU FANCY FEATHERS. IllE LATEsI DESIGNS
hND CHOICE COIORs AT TIRE FOLho"lN" kE
'CUOI, b DESIGNS At g5c WORTH ~ TO
tifofCE DESIGNS Az Sl % WORTH 81 35
CUOiCF DESIGNS AT 81 ~; WohTn -
CUOiCE ID SIGNS Al 81 10 WORTH -. -
spFCI At .TPENTION il NE ~ SISTED 70 A CHOIC
ASsORTMENr OF PARtSIAN AND JAPAN So Gu =
THPTS Of FRUIT DESIGNED FOR THE .DECORA-
ZION OF CURTAINs, PLAQUES PLUSH FRA MIS-.
AsKErs &c WIIICH WILL BE SOLD AT 9sc. EACH;
~ Al
New-York tribune., 1884-11-16
MILLINERY DEPARTMENT.
SPECIAL SALE
FINE MILLINERY GOODS.

1000 DOZEN FINE QUALITY FRENCH FELT HATS,
SILK HOUND, 60c EACH REDUCED FROM Al ~
300 DOZEN EXTRA QUALITY FELT HATS IN LEAD
IVA ANp Mosr pt4tItALE SHAPES AND coi.olts,
sl % hACitI FORMERLY ~ ~.
ApECtAL SHAPES IN tntLbRHNA FELT HATS
siLk HOUND. Toe EACiii Wonrn NJ ~.
CuILDRENS ruM@Ep wool SCHOOL HATS DOC
EACH 3 REDUCED rom ~ 81. 6.. .,,o,, -, . ,,.
CuIIDRlN's FEtT HATS, TRIMMED WITH fLAib
aIinK VItiVET NNn Plush nAT3 AND noNNEIs,
N GRkAT VARIETY, Al EXTREMELY LOW
New-York tribune., 1884-11-16

TRYING TO MANUAL CTURE MYSTERY
Two pairs of broken arm shackles were
New-York tribune., 1884-11-16

OUR BUSINESS IN LADIES, GENTLENFv,s
MISSES, CHILDRES'S AND TNFANTs'. PINE suors
HAS GROWN TO SUCH LARGE PROPORTIONS THAI
WE HAVE BEEN OBLIGED TO INCREASE OUR "a
CTLITIES AND OFFER ALL OUR LINES OF PINE
SHOES FULLY 25 TO 80 PER CENT LESS THAN THR
SAME VALUES CAN BE HAD ELSEWHERE.
Crawford avalanche. (Grayling, Mich.) 1879-19??, 1884-12-25

my voice to call the elephant shall
be weaker Yet. No. will not waste
any substance that way. 1t is the
duty of the elephant TO come without
calling"
So the donkey settled himself back
and eventually starved to death.
Long afterwards the fox on passing
the hole saw within it a whitening
skeleton, and remarked, ''If it be true
that the souls of animals are transmit
grated into men, that donkey will be
come one of those merchants WHO can
never afford to advertise. .D==Fhdad.
Call
Crawford avalanche. (Grayling, Mich.) 1879-19??, 1884-12-25
THE TOLEDO BLADE!
{NAs5Y's PAPER
CIRCULATION f9l 600

The Blade alone, 81 90 per year, with
Waterbury Watch, 80; with Steel
Engraving of Pilgrims Progress Ia $40
engraving), 50, 90. -
Special terms to club raisers made
known on application. Any weeks Is
sue announces our bargains in cheap
books, pictures, etc.
We want everybody to send postal
card to us for specimen copy.
1t will tell its own story. A column
advertisement would not afford room
to describe its various departments and
our announcements for the coming
year. Write for "a specimen. and also
Crawford avalanche. (Grayling, Mich.) 1879-19??, 1884-12-25
A Fable With a Big Moral. d.

Once upon time a donkey fell into
deep hole and, and after nearly
starving caught sight of passing fox,
and flnplored the stranger to help him
out.
''I am too small to aid you. said the
fox, ''but will give you some good ad-
vice. Only few rods away is a big,
strong elephant Call to him and he
will get you out in jiffy."
After the fox had gone the donkey
thus reasoned with himself; III am
very weak for want of nourlshment.
Every move make is just SO much
additional loss Of strength. II / raise
Crawford avalanche. (Grayling, Mich.) 1879-19??, 1884-12-25

Approaching the needs of oiff farm
ers in the fine of agricultural imple-
.meuts, peculiarly suited to our soil.
have obtained the agency for the Rol-
Ter Grain Drill, ,manufactpred bs Beck
with & lee Of Dowaeiac, Mich 1
first proved my faith by ptirchasii e
one for use on my own farm. whiclr
can be seen there, or fun descriptienl
can be had at this Office l believe it
to be just what we watt for our loose
soil, aud far superior td HE olasiashs
toned drill O. PALMER<
Crawford avalanche. (Grayling, Mich.) 1879-19??, 1884-12-25
-YIING, MICHIGAN THURsDAY, DECEmBER a5 1854 NO s5

authorized to offer the same, Motion
prevailed.
Moved by Sup. jackson that the
clerk and chairman be authorized to
draw on the County Treasurer an
amount not to exceed 5000 to defray
the expenses of detective work, on a
written statement from the special
committee appointed for that purpose
lbeing Sups. johnson, Finn and
Steckert). Motion prevailed.
On Motion of Sup. Finn the Board
adjourned until o o'clock tomorrow
morning.
Crawford avalanche. (Grayling, Mich.) 1879-19??, 1884-12-25

Dated at Grayling this 10th day of
December 1884.
w. PATTERSON,
Secretary,
Whereupen on motion of Sup. Fun
the Board adjourned until l o'clock
Crawford avalanche. (Grayling, Mich.) 1879-19??, 1884-12-25
Notice for Publication.
LAND OFFICE REED CrTY MICH.

NOTICE Is hereby given that the following
- named settler has filed notice of his intentiuu
to make final proof in support OF his claim. and
Eratvforl 'osirtv AZ f;invlinr. Mich. on FeI{s
AIRY tn 1894. viz: Ammon G. Rogers. Homestt:d
app. No. 1904 for the a OF Sec. "a. T -. y
X west ..
He names the following witnesses TO prove lis
continuous residence upon and cultivation Of said
land, viz: - .s =,
Titus, all OF wellington p. O.. Charles vincess.
NATHANIEL CLARK.
Dec 25w5 RcorsTfR
Crawford avalanche. (Grayling, Mich.) 1879-19??, 1884-12-25
Detroit Safe Co.
I'd. A. Lee. Agt.


Moved by Sup. Johnson that the
superintendent be authorized to let
the county dOctoring to the lowest
responsible physician.
The Ayes and Nayes being called re-
suited in the adoption of the motion,
as appears by the following vote:
Sup. Jackson, Dilley, Hoyt, John
son, Steckert and Love voted Aye,
.Supa. Hastings and Finn voted Nay.
The County Treasurer elect submit
ted his bond as Treasurer, and was
upon motion of Sup. Johnson referred
to the committee on finance.
The secretary of the Shperintenden.s
of the Poor submitted che following
report which on motion of Sup. Finn
was accepted and adopted.
To the Hon. Chairman and members
OF the Board Of Supervisors OF
the County of Crawford.
! the undersigned Secretary Of the
superintendents Of the Poor would
Crawford avalanche. (Grayling, Mich.) 1879-19??, 1884-12-25
AMERICAN FARMERF

A SiEteen-page Agricultural Magazine.
published by K. A. K. HACK EFT, az
Fort Wayne, Iudiana and which is
rapidly tax M rank as one of the lead
ing Agricultural publications of the
country. IL is devoted exclusively to
the interests of the Farmer, stock
Breeder, Dairynan, Gardener, and
their household, and every species OF
industry connected with that great
portion of the people of the world, the
Farmers. The subscription price is
ONE DOLLAR PER YEAR.
Farmers can not well get along with
out it. 1t puts new ideas into their
minds. It teaches them how to farm
fss~s-sv--vS'- S'--SEtctiIsefytss. IL makes
the home happy, the young folks cheer
full, the growler contented, the down
cast happy, and the demagogue hon
est.
Crawford avalanche. (Grayling, Mich.) 1879-19??, 1884-12-25
AFTERNOON Session, Dec 16th.


Crawford County.
Your committee to whom was refer
red the several bills against the county
would most respectfully report, that
they have had the same under consid
Grafton, and would recommend that
they be allowed as follows:
Allo'd.
Rtuben r. Forbes. Services as
superintendent of the Poor.
WIN. Ka%ffns, Services as co.
Canvasser, amt. claim, 13.44
amt allowed. d.................. 13 A
o. j. Bell, postage and express
amt claimed 205, amt. al
lowed. ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. %
Detroit Safe Company, one
time lock, amt. claimed 250,
amt. allowed. ed............:......,.. $50 90
John Leece, services as county
canvasser, amt, claim 11.46
aunt allowed. d.............,........ IL 46
John III. Hagerty, constable
fees. amt. claimed 2. 10, amt
allowed. ............................ 10
NJ. s Dilley, committee work,
amt. claimed 1920, amount
allowed ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. 13 20
p. M. Hoyt, services as couney
canvasser, amt. claim. 1912
amt. allowed..........'....... 12 12
Frank A. Chase, services as
county canvasser. amt. elm.
1890, amt. allowed ............ 12 90
n-uAHvAsser, anI-t. cIalm. I2.06
amt. allowed. .....,."........... 12 O6
w. G.. johnson. comm. work,
amt. claimed 1928 amount
allowed ed.....................,...... 16 %
James G.. Marsh, services as
county. canyasser, amount
claimed 11.5S, amt allowed. II 5S
Sailing, Hanson & Co, Sun
dries, amt claimed 8. Is, am
allowed. .................... g 1S
NJ. s. Dilley, services as county
canvasser, amt. clm'd. 1910 -
amount allowed. .................. IL 20
q. NJ. r. Davis, postage, etc,
amt. claimed $50, amount
| allowed. ............................. D 81
p. M. Hoyt, committee work,
amt. claimed 16. 62, amount u.
| allowed......... ............."............ 10. bZ
Stephen Miles, services as co.
canvasser, amt claimed 10 80
amt allowed 80. ............ 12 80
o. Palmer. printing, amount
claimed 26. 20, amount Aid. 26 20
10. Palmer Justice fees, am.
claimed 4.20, amt allowed. 20
If. Thornway,, witness fees,
| Justice court amt claimed
4S1c. amt allowed. ............ 4S2
ii. St Clair, witness fees,
Justice court, amt yl8imed
47ic, amount allowed 4l...... 473
NJ Moore, witness fees, Justice
i court, amt claimed AZ 1-2c,
amt allowed. ..................... 47l
ID. London, witness fees, Just
coust, amt claimed AZ f2c,
amt allowed. d......-....".....-... Az
Total. SAG 81
All of which is most respectfully
|
Crawford avalanche. (Grayling, Mich.) 1879-19??, 1884-12-25
Notice for Publication. f.
U. s LAND OFFICE,
AT Fast SAGINAw, 4
December Sd 1884

NOTICES is hereby given that theiollwing named
~ settler has fled notice OF his intention 10
make final proof in support OF his claim, ard
sa q proof will be made before the Comfy Clerk
of CTawfoidCo. Mich at urayling. 81 the 2th
day cf january 1875. viz: William Lutz Of Craw-
25 u + west
He names the following witnesses 70 prove MS
continuous residence upon, and cultivation ~,
said land vixi
Charles NJ Fuller. Eugene Hall. David Calen-
burger, John NJ Smith, all of Roscommon p .t
Ofilce
CHARLES DOUGHTY.
dec II. "a w5 REaIsTEK
Crawford avalanche. (Grayling, Mich.) 1879-19??, 1884-12-25

sPRcrAL Session, DEclR. lsth 1ss.

1 IA.
Board met pursuant to adjournment
q, w. Love in the chair. Roll called
Entire Board present
A petition of Ph. Strickland and
others to organize the township OF
Blaine was upon motion of Sup Steck.
ert referred to the committee ON or.
ganization.
Moved by Sup. Steckert, that a
special committee of three be appoint
ed by the chair to recommend the
amount OF bonds to be given by the
County Treasurer Motion prevailed.
Whereupon Sups Steckert, johnson
and jackson were appointed
The above committee asked and OBJ
tanned an excuse for one hour to make
their report.
Whereupon the above committee ap-
pointed TO recommend an amount of
bonds to be given 10y the County
Treasurer, submitted the following
report, which was upon motion ofSup.
Hoyt accepted and adopted.
To the Chairman and Board of Super
visors.
Gentsl Your committee to whom
was referred the recommendation of
the amount of County Treasurers bond
for the ensuing term, beg leave to rec
onmend the amount to be fixed at
twenty thousand dollars l$2d.0o0.l ,
CHAs. JACKSON Committee.
w. G. JOHNSON
On motion of Sup. Steckeit the
Board adjourned until Q O'Clock to-
morrow morning
Mog'nt1iz Session, December 18th
Board met pursuant to adjournment.
q. w. Love in the chair.
Roll called, entire Board present.
Minstes of yesterdays session read and
All bills as standing rule was refer
red to the committee on claims
The committee on organization sub
nlitted the following report, which on
motion OF Sup. Finn was accepted and |
adopted.
To the Hon. Board of Supervisors of
Crawford County.
Crawford avalanche. (Grayling, Mich.) 1879-19??, 1884-12-25
Total. .$446 81
All of which is most respectfully
submitted.
w. G. JOHNSON
M. s. DILIlEY Committee.
p NJ HOYT

w. G. JOHNSON
M. s. DILI,EY Committee.
p. M. HoYT
The committee on finance to whom
the bond of VIM Woodburh as County
Treasurer was referred, respectfully
refer the same back without recon-
mendation.
Moved by Sup. Finn that the Bond
of VIM. Woodburn as County Treas
urer be referred back to the committee
on finance. Motion prevailed.
Moved by Sup. Finn that the Board
of Supervisors of Crawford County
offer $500 as additional to the reward
already offered for the apprehension
and conviction of the person or per-
sons who burglarized the safe in the
Crawford County Treasurers Office,
and the Sheriff of the county be
Crawford avalanche. (Grayling, Mich.) 1879-19??, 1884-12-25

new towns would respectfully report
and recommend as follows:
That Town 27, n. r.. 2 West, be
organized and known as the township
of Blaine, and would recommend that
their first annual town election be held
at the School House in District No. 1
of said township, and that the follow
ing persons. electors of said township
be appointed as inspectors of said
election in the above named township,
VIM. Q, Bradford. Peter Aebli; John
Morgan.
All of which we would hereby sub
NIT to your honorable bcdy.
The Kimball graphic. (Kimball, Brule County, Dakota [S.D.]) 1883-1905, 1884-06-20
After all They Teck whiskey
Straight.
From the Houston Post.

From the houston POSI-
Arkansaw? Yes. yes, I've been there.
How did I like the country and the
people? just listen to the recital Of
the facts attending my brief stay, and
then draw your own conclusions. Five
OF six years agoI was agent for the cele-
brated Blank beer, and once while en-
route to Texas via the Missouri, Kansas
and Texas, stopped over at Muscogee
and took the stage to Fort Smith, to
meet carload of kegs just shipped to
that place. Having made arrangements
with Y. & d., to handle the lot, I re-
quested them to tap a keg and to hold
themselves in readiness to do big biz
on my early return from stroll in quest
Of topers. Going to the post office,
about two hundred yards distant, I
found nineteen native Arkansans strung
out in single file. Removing my hat
and facing the crowd, said:
Gentlemen, | am the general agent
of the famous Blank beer-a beverage
guaranteed to cheer and to inbriata-
and having just introduced it in this
section and being most anxious to make
its superior merits known, extend to
each and all Of you cordial invitation
| to accompany me to Y. s. Us there to
drink to our mutual and better ,acqnaint-
ance."
| Then Babel broke out. and among the
loudest of the unanimously favorable
replies to my timely invitation, I dis.
tinctly heard, With pleasure, Colonel. y
Thank ye. Jedge, kindl-"
| Drink seldom, but under the cir
cumstan ees--"
Have a chaw, boss? It's"
! Cline country, this mild climate, fer
tile lands"
! "Want pardner?"
Hope you'll locate"
Including myself, there are JUS
twenty of us.
"Y. II said. "give me a beer. Gen
tlemem, what will you take?"
Whisley straight" shouted th,
4 nineteen native Arkansans, and, b,
Gambrinus! take it they did, Arkan
saw p! -!
The Kimball graphic. (Kimball, Brule County, Dakota [S.D.]) 1883-1905, 1884-06-20
MILWAUKEE
AND ST. PAUL.

IT owns and operates over 1900 mile. of road
Iowa aud Dakota; and its main lines, branches
and connections reach all the great business
centres of the Northwest and Far West, it
naturally answers the description Of Short Line.
and best route between
Chiesso, milwaukee,, st. Paul and Minneapo-
Chicago. Milwaukee. In Crosse and Winona.
chicago. ss Milwaukee ortonville, Aberdeen and
Chicago, Milwaukee, Eau Claire and SILVIA
ter.
CeIhiosgo, Milwaukee. waussa and Merrill. Z.
LsG and Oshkosh.
Chicago, Milwaukee, Wankesba and ocono-
Chicago. Milwaukee, Madison and Prairie dr
chicsso, Milwaukee, owatonna, Mankato and
Chicago, Beloit, Janesvile and Minsra, Point.
Chicago, Elgin, Rockford and Dubuque.
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(Jin River Valley Line)
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The Kimball graphic. (Kimball, Brule County, Dakota [S.D.]) 1883-1905, 1884-06-20
THE KIMBALL GRAPHIC.

Entered at the Post-office at Kimball, Dakota.
as second class matter.
The Kimball graphic. (Kimball, Brule County, Dakota [S.D.]) 1883-1905, 1884-06-20

A duel occurred at Morgantown. N G.. in the
mouth of mica mine, in which Col. Nellis
Borden, formerly of Louisville, Ky, and a Mr..
Lineback were the participants. The weapons
were pistols, and Borden was instantly killed.
The trouble between the two men grew out of
. dispute about mining.