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& SNYDER
It is not always the cock that
crows the loudest that has the
best game, and ifyou will just
call at the Cash Store Of Muir
ray s. Snyder we will convince
you that it will be to your in
terest to buy your groceries OF
us.
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See Butler before you ouy your
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An Independent Newspaper Of Dem.
ocratic Principles, but not Controlled bY
any Set Of Politicians Or ManipulatoO;
Devoted to Collecting and Pvbsishiag 81
the News Of the Day ia the most Inter.
esting Shape and with the eEsatest pos
sible Promptness Accuracy and Impair.
TALLY; and 70 the Promotiono q DENIES
cratic Ideas and Policy IN tho aftairs eff
Government Society and industY. .sass ss
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DAILY, psr Year d 81
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Flour has taken another tumble at
The Kimball graphic. (Kimball, Brule County, Dakota [S.D.]) 1883-1905, 1885-01-16

Go to Murray and snyder's and get
some of that nice honey.
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s. ]. MOVER. JAMES BROWN.
MOVER &BROWN
ATTORNEYS.

- ANAo ~ OA1AIo w
ATTORNEYS.
Kimball, Dnkota.
References, Henry & Orcutt and Farmers d
Traders Banks, Kimball.
Wetherell & Kent have just re-
ceived a fine line of Boots and Shoes
also Felt Boots and arctics which
they will sell you very cheap for
cash if you will drop in and give
them a chance.
The celebrated Normandy and German knitting
yarns at Warmers.
The best $500 ladies shoe ever offered at
Warmers
The best $500 shoe in the world at Warmers
New goods every week at Warnsrs.
FOR SALE.
One team, wagon and harness cheap for cash.
Also 100 bushels of corn.
g. Lyman, 7-1G-6a.
FOR RENT.
4 good farm to sell or rent on reasonable terms
Call at this office.
Fall Suitings Just received at Warmers
The best line of Childrens Hose in the county
alweys kept at Warmers.
FOR SALE
Two stoves for sale cheap. Enquire at this
Office.
Yarns. Underwear and DreB Goods just re
ceived at Warmers
c.. c. Akin has plenty of money to
ean on easy terms, and long or short
time to suit.
FOR SALE.
Ny residence on Second st. with
two, three or four lots. If not sold
before Dec. 18th will be rented to
good parties.
d. Warner
Go to Murray and snyder's and get
some of that nice honey.
Flour has taken another tumble at
Buffers.
See Butler before you ouy your
Flour.
It will yay YOU to seeB ntler before
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For H HOLIDAYS.

For THE HOLIDAYS.
Wetherell & Kent are now receiv-
ing a new stock Of Hats and Caps
for the holiday trade, Call and see
them.
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L--
Amos Dresser, representing Marder,
Luce and Co., Chicago type founders,
was in town last week. The GRAPHIC
Office gave him an order for upwards
Of 1925 worth of Job type, comprising
all the latest designs. This addition
to our already large Job outfit which
has not been in use a year will en-.
able the GRAPHIC office to turn out
work that cannot be excelled in
Dakota.
Report Of school taught in Waldro
township Dist. No. 4 For the term
ending Jan. 9Th. No. days Taught Sc
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Kimball, Dakota.
References, Henry & oroutt and Farmers d
Traders Banks, Kimball.
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It was horribly awkward. Yes,
they were staying at a "winter resort
and it was rather disagreeable to
have everybody SO painfully aware of
the fact that it was their wedding
tour. So he made a desperate appeal
to their confidential waiter. And
Peter took it and smiled CONFIDENT
ally and discreetly and said that he'd
see to it, yessir. And the next day
at dinner the people III the hotel be-
haved In the strangest manner-it
was positively insulting, you know,
and she said she had never been look
ed at in such a way in all her life be-
fore. And 50 when they were leav-
ing the table he SAID to Peter private
ly: "Peter, did you attend to that
little matter | spoke to you about yes
terday?" ooh, yessir,' said Peter,
smiling confidentially: ooh, dear yes
sir. Idone it, sir--I see to it. /
told 'em you wasn't no bridal couple,
sir-hadn't never been married, sir.
Oh, yessir, it's all right, sir.-Fliegen-
de Blatter.
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DON'T BE IMPOSED UPON
~ Crina1lo en-,


NOTICE To FISH CONSUMERS. -PUR-
IN ehaseFs of piseatorial food are cautioned
against buying fish which are caught in the
food There are no fresh fish which have been
taken from Fishernan'S Lake sold at any stand
west of Tenth street, except at GEORGE COOP
kks, street, between Fifth and Sixth.ol4-iptf
IN THE SUPERIOR COURT, STATE OF CAL
i iiornia, county of Sacramento. In the mat
Notice is hereby given that MONDAY, the 26th
day of OCTOBER, 1855, at 10 O'Clock A " of
said day, and the Court room of said Court, at
the Courthouse in the city of Sacramento
county OF Sacramento, and State of California
have been appointed as the time and place for
proving the viii OF said JANE T. CAN'T. de-
ceased, and for hearing the application of A. T.
J. REYNOLDS for the issuing to him of letters
testsmentary thereon.
Witness my hand and the seal or said Court
this 18th day Of October 1885.
TsEAL.l WM. B. HAMILTON, Clerk
A. P. CATLIN, Attorney Tor Petitioner. ol4-l0t
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The Free Postal Delivery System ON the
Pacific Coast.
WASHINGTON October 2lst.-From the
annual report of the superintendent of the
free delivery system in the Postoifice. the
following statistics are taken in regard to
the operations Of the system upon The Pa
cifc coast for the fiscal year ended June 30,
1850:
San Franeisco-Number of carriers in the
service SO; deliveries of mail letters, 92lS,-
SlS; mail postal cards, ,226,442; local let
ters. 4.4l4,1 local postal cards, ?, f23, 360 ;
registered letters, 81 ,497 newspapers, 5. :
357 ,l53; letters collected, 1881 sol; postal
cards collected, 2,2S3, ISL newspapers col
lected, 1856 aggregate pieces banded,
40,4l3r 100; aggregate per carrier, 434 577 /;
aggregate expense, including incidental ex-
penses, S59,}49 0S; aggregate cost per piece
cent and mills; aggregate cost per car
rier, 1893 2i; postage on local matter
$119576 Il.
Oakland Number Of carriers in the
service -; deliveries of mail letter,
l, $50, 165; mail local letters, 204, ~; local
postal cards, 194,962 registered letters,
1888; newspapers, 932,496; letters col
lected, III 80 postal cards, 173, ,527; news
papers, 1888; aggregate pieces handled,
3, 1854 ,523 aggregate per carrier, 297, ,271 !;
aggregate expense of the service, including
incidental expenses, 81 go 90; aggregate
cost per piece, cents; aggregate cost per
carrier, SS97 IS; postage on local matter
Sc. .20I 30.
acramento-Number of carriers in the
service, s deliveries of mail letters. 472.-
7l3; mail postal cards, 81, ,54S local let
tiers, $50; local postal cards, 81 ,724 reg
istered letters 2,263; newspapers, $50, 167 /;
rgl al nd,
505 newspapers, 49,, ,S39; aggregate pieces
handled. l,434 ,257 aggregate per carrier
1882 aggregate expense Of service, in
cludlng incidental expenses, $6,5l2 SO; ag-
gresate cost per piece, cents and 5 mills ;
postage on local matter, $2241 80.
Los Angeles-Number of carriers in the
service, s; deliveries of mail letters, 4G3,-
045 mail postal cards, sc. .553 local letters,
45,71 postal cards, 2G,331; registered
letters, 2,3l3; newspapers, 6,454; local
letters collected, 4l3,415; postal cards col
lected, 6S,5 sol newspapers collected, 81, rs {:
aggregate pieces handled !. .434, 209; aggre-
gate per carrier, 1926; aggregate ex-
pense, including incidental expenses, So
S9l 43 aggregate cost per piece, / cents and
l mill aggregate cost per carrier S736 43 :;
postage ON local matter, S3l1 ,443.
Portland (Or. Number of carriers in
service Z; deliveries of mail letters, 1872
SIS; mail postal cards, 49,S77 local letters,
72,2S7; local postal cards. 81 1856; regis
tered letters, 3,00S; newspapers 397, ,965 !;
letters collected, 934, S35; postal cards col
lected, 1864; newspapers collected, H.
373; aggregate pieces handled, 21S6, ,337 ;
aggregate per carrier, 3I2,334; aggregate
expenses of service, including incidental
expenses, $6,63S 92; aggregate cost per
piece 3 cents; aggregate cost per carrier,
S9iS II; postage on local matter, So 973 80.
The Anti-Chinese Agitation in Washing
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PIONEER LIVERY STABLE.
T. d. sCRTvEs, Proprietor.

uACgs On LAIL Al ANY HOUR.
n day or night. CoUpes, Phsetons, Al IzEz,
Bockawsys RETouches, Buggies, with ALL
the best roadsters 70 be found in any livery
stable or the coast for hire. Horses kept IN
livery at reasonable rstes. Livery Stable Oh
Eonrth streeta hatWeen and J. iy.-A
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FIFTH AVENUE SALOON,
1o15 FIFTH STREET, BET. AND x

TT1HE SHARPEST, COOLEST AND MOST
i Delicious Beer always on draught at cents
G glass. Best OF Vines, Liquors and CIGARS ir
stock. EDWARD DIEFERLE, Proprietol
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TAILORING.
GENTLEMEN,

| N7HOMAS BROMLEY, THE MERCHA ANT
L Tailor, 52i J street, has just received all the
| Latest Styles OF Imported and Domestic Goods
| for GENTS FALL AND WINTER WEAR. J. H.
| Quatman is Manager of the Cutting Department.
Prices the Lowest Work the Best oS-lplm
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Mutual Self Endowment and B. 4. of 4.

$4,000, $4,000 and $4,000 Certificates
now ready for 1889 up to 1895. One
fifth of a Certificate Paid in Cash at the
Expiration of One-fifih of a Holders
Expectancy. Live and draw the money.
Q. H. DENTON,
o6-lptf General Agent No. S06 street
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ton Territory.

WASHINGTON, October 21st- Governor
Watson Squire, of Washington Territory,
has sent special report to the Secretary of
the Interior upon the anti-Chinese agita-
ton in the Territory. The Governor SAYS
there has been much agitation on the sub
ject of forcing Chinese residents to leave
the country, particularly in the counties
bordering on Puget Sound. Several public
meetings have been held at which were
present delegates of the Knights of Labor
and violent incendiary speeches were made
The principal point for these demonsua-
tons has been at Seattle and there has been
great deal of agitation al Tacoma. Thus
far there has been no outbreak, although
serious trouble has been threatened
The persons accused of killing the
Chinese hop-piclSers near Seattle have
been arrested and one is now in
Jail under an Indictment for murder in the
first degree Strong efforts have been
made to intimidate Chinese employees at
the Franklin and Newcastle coal mines,
and many Chinese are leaving. These
places are now quiet, but the coal COM
panies are anxious in regard to the safety
San Francisco was informed that the per
sons accused of numbering the Chinese had
been arrested. The Governor says it has
been his desire to maintain order without
the employment of troops, and strong
organization of the better class of citizens
at Seattle has arrayed itself under the Jaw
for the preservation of peace The situa-
ton has been improving from day to day,
and it is concluded that no necessity exists
for calling upon the military. If serious
trouble arises, the Secretary will be noti-
fed by telegraph, and, if troops should be
required, there is an ample force at the
Vancouver barracks, within a few hours
ride of the disfnrhnl lncnlitr
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@ SEND FOR CATALOGUES. ia
SWEETSER & ALsIP,
l-lptf Sacramento.
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WIRED WORDS.
THE CHINESE QUESTION IN WASH
INGf0N TERRITORY.
New York Poii;ics-Fatal Gas En-
plosion-The Virginia Cam
paign-Washington Notes.
DOMESTIC NEWS.

ESPECIAL DISPATCHES TO THE REooED-uN1oN,I
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Question Settled

WASHINGTON, October 2Ist.-Since the
announcement of the decision of Secretary
Lamar in regard to the admission to prac-
tice before the Department of eX-employes,
many inquiries have been made as to the
nature of the claims that cannot be prose
cuted by such attorneys. 70 settle the
question the Secretary to-day issued the
following nrfler
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TiNO RENT-ON SHARES, 1,5O0 ACRES OF
4 fine Grain land, in tracts to suit, to parties
VINO can iqInlsh themselves. Apply to or ad-
dress MRS. E. M WILSON, Elk Grove. Sacra-
mento county o20.1m@
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ITO LET FURNISHED FRONT AND RACK
L parlors in suite S25; two rooms in suite. SIS:
single rooms, Sc to Sl2; bath and gas; 1927
Eighth street. 99O,1w
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FOR S&LE-TO LET.

DOR RENT-AT 20 AND ~ E STREET. -
A two Cottages one of 4 rUoms and one s+.;i
OF ,; each lot, 2oXl60; fenced and side LII
walks built: will be rented for so each ADDly
TO CARL STROBEL, 32l J street ol5-tf
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by virtue Of the authority conferred upon the
Secretary of the Interior by the Act OF July 4
1854, it IS hereby prescribed that no person who
bas been an officer clerk or cmVluye Of this
Department within two years prior to his appli-
cation to practice in any case pending therein,
shall be recognized or permitted to practice rs
an att Tney or agent in such cases rs shall have
been pending in the Department before OF at the
date he LEFT the service; provided, that this rule
shall not apply to officers clerks or cmpioyes OF
tho Intpnl Office
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WASHINGTON, October 2lst.-All sorts Of
Tumors are current in regard TO the office of
Supervising Architect OF the Treasury. 1t
IS believed that change is impending in
this office, but it is not regarded as likely
that it will occur until after Mr.. Bell. the
present incumbent, has submitted his an
hual report, which Will not be for month
vet. The most prominent candidates are
Mr.. Seligman, of New York city: f. NJ .
Whitehouse, of Chicago, and Mr.. McGrath.
OF st. Louis, all of whom are strongly
urged for the place. 1t is said at the White
House that there is no truth in the report
that the Office has been offered to one Of
the above-named gentlemen.
The New Minister to Spain interviewed.
WASHINGTON, October 2lst.-Rev. Dr.
Curry, the newlyapp Minister to
Spain, spent the day at the State Depart
ment, where he had a consultation with
the Secretary and Assistant Secretaries Of
State, with his predeeessor-G General Foster
and with Mr.. Williams United States
CoESul-GcneTal to Cuba. To reporter of
the Associated Press Dir. Curry said he ex-
pected TO leave for his post on the 9th OF
November. Ii is said, remarked the re-
porter. that you were once in command
ct Andersonviile, and were in part respon-
sible FOR the cruelhes practiced toward the
Federal prisoners. never was in An
dersonyiIle in my life" " replied DR.. Curry /:
and / never had command OF Federal
prisoners in my life, except
such prisoners as l captured myself
and thJse | turneG over Al once. ! cannot
imagine how such q story got start, and !
will be glad if you will make my denial
broad and emphatic he critics Of
your appointment, continued the reporter,
" consider the propriety Of sending a
Baptist clergyman as tfle national repre-
sentative to q court 50 strongly Catholic rs
that of Spain. The criticism is unjust p
was the reply. 1t would be a strange
thing if the strongest denomination in the
counuy-yon know we are the strongest
were TO be disqualified for diplomatic
Offices on religious grounds. 4 man
religion, / hold, is thing be-
tween his God and himself. and
one with which the Government
has nothing to do. am little surprised
at the criticism, too. The hardest struggle
even had when / was in political life was
rs a candidate for the Legislature in Ala
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DOR SALE-A FIRST CLASS SALOON. DO
4 ing good paying business. For further par
hcuiars apply to the proprietor, ROB'T JONES
on Third, between and J streets. o2O-lw*
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ENoR sALE-AN OLD ESTABLISHED GRO.
4 Gerry Business. on one of the principal
streets For particulars apply TO HALL LUHRS
mentO. n1T-ff
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WHOLESALE AND RETAIL BUTCHER

" ket, 1920 aud l022 K street, y
Sacramento, Cal. Highest Cash VSSGsyy
Price paid for Fat Stock of all <4---zA
kinds. All kinds of Meat Fresh Daily and sold
at the Lowest Possible Prices All Meats kept in
ice-house attached 10 sbop-a sure guarantee
that it is II prime condition at all times
oS-4ptf NJ. F. ODELL, Proprietor.
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STABLB TO RENT.-INQUIRE AT THE
~ Grocery, corner of Tenth and Streets
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A. For Morning. p. For Afternoon.
Z Sundays excepted. Sundays only,
& Freight and Accommodation Trains.
A. n. TOWNE, General Manager
T. n. GooDsiAE, Gen'l Pass. and TicketA eni
Wifi
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F'oR n6ia SALE ihfo-aAt =, HALE AL ,r OR ERg<
ern Hotel Hacking; two Carriages GsA4G>1s3S
ana four Horses and Harness. For &2-SZ-
further particulars, inquire at the Office or of
the Driver o,5-tf
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LcoNTINuED on LAST PAeE.l
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The Only Chinese LitboGrapher in
America.

NEW YORK October Dist Wong Ia Gin.
the new Chinese Consul at New York. ar
rived here last evening from San Francisco.
Upon the same train was Lew Rec, Chi
nesc photographer, the first artist of that
sort 70 come to America lie received hosts
of Chinese merchants last evening at his
room on Pell street and has got enough
Chinese letters and other writings to work
to last him for months. His tools, with
which to execute the COCO Chinese char
acters filed two large chests
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Complaint Dismissed.

Neg YoRK, October 2lst-Judge Van
Brunt Today, in the Supreme Court. dis
missed the complaint in the suit of Mrs
Mary Maud Watson, grand daughter Of the
late John Anderson. the millionaire tobac-
conist to establish her claim to more of her
grandiather's money than she was awarded
by the will. The Judge held that although
Mr.. Anderson might have been fancifll
yet his mind was perfectly sound.
Mutual United brotherhood of Liberty.
BALTINoRE. October 2lst-There closed
here tonight three DAYS session OF the
Mutual United Brotherhood Of Liberty
This Association is organizing branches in
every State and Territory, and its object is
TO raise money TO test in the Courts all in
Judgements of the rights of the col0red
people as guaranteed them by constitution
al and statute law Rev Harvey johnson.
of this city. was elected President The
body was addressed by Frederic. Douglass.
and all leading men Of the racQ are taking
an interest in the movement
Victims of the Railroad collision.
hEw YORK, October 2lst.-The bodies &c
eight of the victims OF Sunday nights rail-
road collision near jersey City were buried
yesterday afternoon on Iart's Island By
the Emigrant Commissioners.
Deserted in Her Old Age.
NEW York, October 1ss.-A Hartford
special says Mrs. EmeGne Mattison. o
feeble, gray-haired Old lady. giving her aee
al 73, appeared as applicant for divorce
She told pitiful story Of desertion by her
husband, who had been led OF by an in
tTiguing. widow, he telling her that he was
tired OF her and wanted a younger. aud
smarter woman. Her counsel presented
letters from her husbands lawyer, settine
forth that the case would not be contested
After hearing witnesses coTroborating th,
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UNO LET-A NEW HARD-FINIsHFD ,s..a
L house; nine rooms, bath, gas and all Iii:
modern eonveniences. Inquire at 1914 o III
street. oi4-tf
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sACRAEEET0 PUBLISHING COMPANY,
@ANFED-LOsT-FOUND.

w girl TO do plain housework and ironing;
would like to go a short distance in the country
Address % MINNIE this office. o2l-3tS
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DOONSl ROOMS NO. s0S. NORTHEAST
~ corner of Eighth and streets; handsome
rooms, single or in suites; the best rooms in the
city; prices reasonable; street cars from the de-
pot pass the door syery five minutes: strictly
tirstclass in every respect
sl2-tf MRS. GRICE, Proprietress.
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Attempt to Blow Up Il Street
Descendants OF the Huguenots.

NEW YORK, October 2lst.-The descend
ants Of the Huguenots in this city, rs well
as those from France, England, Germany
and Holland will tomorrow celebrate the
two hundredth anniversary of the revoca-
ton Of the edict of Nantes The exercises
will take place in the French Episcopal
Church in this city, and at Delmonico's in
the evening, where a poem by John G.
Whittier is expected
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