The Kimball graphic. (Kimball, Brule County, Dakota [S.D.]) 1883-1905, 1884-01-11
Personal Paragraphs.

Ia John Singleton, a tlirteen,year-old
hoy Of Waterford, N. Y, is probably
dying ffom!a result ofsa queer accident.
A fewadays ago as he stood in front Of
,kis parents house blowing on a little tin
whistle, another boy came upand struck
Tim in 1.-THE back. HThefwhistle fell into
tiie boys throat,H land, the doctorrcame
Ind tried t. force it into the stomach;
blitsie-istlio,ight it l5dged'in THE wind
aplpe.sssat fietfntGa b. fug1NsG Az u
ta Stephen NJ. Meredith, q young lawyer
of Reading Pa, who Disappeared for 3
time under some discoilraaginig' cciir,cun-
stances. has returned Homeland volun-
lafity isasssrlbed,t to antoath before an.
AT any esarhe.s of Cards FOR billiards
ieither for p,easare or, gail, cor partici-
pate directly or Indirectly many fornl of
gambling: 7ipE hsf q E'lst " '5
Peter Gilsey, the grandfather Of the
present generation7of Gilseys, in New
York, and founder of their great wealth.,
landed in this country from Denmark,
pieinniiess. sHg Was q tp~iainoforte mskerf
by trade, but: ate rwAld, opened aeci ear
estoret on the Bowery. where he and his
wife bdilt npfa tbftune' OF S ,oO0,o0O BY
pedalins,eutsRenny sheropts. a1 9df i,a.
(. William Sexton recently removed from
Snort Beach to Babylon, l.. L., taking
with him fifty tamedlcks, ten oefwhiehi
were old,birds. The dacksIwere brought
'ofR III Il close box. They remained about
tiaeir new quartz rs fol-: one day,t and
then disappeared. The following morn.
ipS the dutks were found at tIfeir Old
hosns cop the eibeaeh waiting to be aed.
As their wings We're clipped, they must
Have swanf tfle entire distance, nearly
nine amfles, ia "a heavy sea and on q
dark night; ~,
west. But she is regularly heard from
through shs9'interwiewef, end she is
anxious to, have sitles world know that
massfiiiiine disbitthnt. Il shSif tactle
Mgr. ylipel:"-sheo said ito an 0nnl,a ne
porter ..'wilep gsttiine, and, having dis
posedEofhim and his divorce question: 7
rGlf asturu my s&stentisntto Matthew Ar
mold, !Ongets tlt f.S -. out Rf tbs WAY |
ishaH probably adtnifiister Il few finish
ing touches to Henry Irving iiand j.
Cook, and then turn my attention to
DUO lHScTSOH, lItC III sGuiitlt Itlu lieSGS
tnfnnipgout 4fstg.t"G asfb boa g-
r Has late cock says Bismarck s farsrite
, BREAKFAST is bacon and eggs, He .dislikes
white or fresh baked bread Of any kind,
and takes hard brown toast and black
| coffee for breakfast after having as"nip2
of brandy and setter when he first gets
| up. He is very fond OF coffee, and viii
take four orttiyescups when, hethhs been
working late the night before. while at
midnight he Hi;ffyaria.Ay drinks a cup OF
tea, TAe ex.coos declares pthat the
Chancellor is q most unaffected and
pleasait man in general, but wkan he
is in q rage everybody keeps out, of the
way, from the servantsto his wife, while
when anything goes wr5ngih siie Reicli.
stag she storms about,the9 house Hike 8
fury"
John Bright makes notes and head
ings ofhis speeches, and with gre t care
writes down and commits to nIgemery al
the important passages. Gladslon,
merely iots down facts and figures, an,
for expression trusts entirely to tn