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KHART0,5M,
Description Of the cry in the S0odSn
Which has Fallen Into Isl Mahdfs
Hands.

Description of. the CGy in the saoden
Which has Fallen Into Isl Mahdfs
Hands.
Khartoum is a city numbering be-
tween fifty and sixty thousand people.
Several European eonsuls reside there.
The American consul WAS Azar EbaTel-
Melek, Christian kopt from Bsnsh,
and one of the pr iipal merchants.
The European color F small and COZ
tinually changing; Khartoum is
perfect graveyard surape2ns, and
in the rainy seas Mites aase, the
mortality aFera hz,4a thiRsy 10
forty per daa Hes three
thousand to fl ae season
KhartOum Isl ceateF of
the Soudanl tDgether
to sixty-fivd f Ear, and
carried on Earopean
and three Til tl CONNER
cial houses. flls of e8-
change upon b as good as
gold in Cairo ~ tia, and vice
versa. From u ssrces l learned
that the city coata three thousand
and sixty houses, tny of them two
stored, each having from ten to one
hundred and fifty occupants. Stone
and lime are found in abundance, and
the buildings are, after fashion, sub
Stantial, the houses belonging to rich
merchants being very spacious and com
Portable. There are large bazars, in
which IS found mach greater variety
of European and Asiatic goods than
would be expected in such distant re-
gions- In the spacious raarket-plaoe a
brisk trade Is carried on in cattle,
horses, camels, asses and sheep, as we'll
as grain, fruit and other agricultural
produce. Many years ago an Austrian
Roman Catholic mission was cstab-
lished and literally supported by the
Emperor of Austria and by centribu-
tons from the entire Catholic world. 1t
occupies a large parallelogram sur
rounded by q solid wall. Within this
inclOsutSe, in beautiful gardens of palm,
lie, pOmegranate, orange and banana,
stand q massive cathedral, hospital
and other substantial buildings. Before
the people OF Egypt and the Soudan had
been 1rritated by foreign interference,
such was their perfect liberation and
good temper that the priests and nuns,
in their distinctive costumes, We're al
ways safe from moleStatioa, not only at
khartOIm, but even at Ell Obeid and
the neighborhood, where the majority
are Mussulmans afd the rest heathens.
It was stated. - ,e months ago that
Gordon had q Ned the Governors
palace and AG5 the Catholic
mission ind surrounding
wall and " ~ rendering it
q Ace.- General
COist0n,
Ehe Success a-Woods Used
I'm Manu- nstrIunent.
For some frablc attention
has been dov}1 Manufacturers of
the violin to pc4 + that instrument.
\ discussion hasNor some time been
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CooB. 1 will on
LIST MONDAY IN JUNE, NEXT,
salI for cash TO the highest bidder 1T the
co,,rt house door in Colu ~ bis, Tern, sub-
iect Ia the BON osteBd right Of tire Defend
ant all the right. title, claim ara interest
the defendant, sam &. Cook, has Ia and to
lie following described lot or piCc3 OF land,
hefnc, IN the ;}r1 ward OF the town ofColum
his Tenp. Beginning at tho northeast
corner at E1WSrds' northwest corner, ia
IT, gouth margin of 18th street, runs west
Win The Eonth ms rgin of said street 80 feet
9 in ches to a stake thence south "A p, west
10 a stake in The north boundeTy Of the
garweli Akin and Taylor land, thence
eost with satd HArwell land - feet inches
To FdwardR' southwest corner. themes north
- east with Edwards line 10 the begin
ming, contain. ng = acre. Levied ON as che
proDerty OF Sam q. Cook, and To be sold 10
satisfy said order OF sale.
mss4t y, b. CHEAIRs, Sheriff.
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IN Southern California the pomcgran-
ate fIourishes rs il does in Italy or the
Holy Land.
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HIS REMEDIES CURE
EaFREEDg

= vaiu4 biz irP.f}r", - Iti-I.ij. '-:y 81 t~
JohRpneSeI . = IL ui, ~ h'- -rrf 49, H..t.
To-t paid ard p; ru"t:J t+-a e. fTIrr rs
Walton. 70 a''y So reT ar'STs- e''r- Ftc 60 o
GutlvaiZ r. rni i,'E tl' ;,:JC- ~th1v- ".s.
Canada,
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TashriIIe's New Daily.
The First Number Of the Union
TO be Issued March IL
What it VIII BE and
What it viii AdVO-
aatn

On the 18th Of the present month the I'M
dersigDed will issue in this city TIE hrst
mum Der of a new Democratic daily JouTnGl,
TO appear every morning, and TO be en-
titled
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ShCriTS Sale.

State OF TeDreFEee, BaurV County BY
viytus {, a venditIoDi expODas to me d.
ractsd from the Honorable Circuit Court Of
NanTI county, Tenn. at lis JaD usTy term,
ISS5 in favor or COwsp & Co, vs.. Sam 6.
Cook 1 will on
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PIX.
!. j: !: !. !: !. !" j.
His Tcrsops He Addresses
Europe 4 nd he carries
with hims rrd signs of
majesty al, greater degree
than any pers 81 his time. He is
taller than THO Gar Nicholas, has
a head the size of Webster's and a
breadth and massiVeRess of body equal
TO those of the late General Scott.
When he enters the Reichstag it is Ike
the entrance of Jupiter among the hier-
archy of Olympus. His eyebrows are
thick, white and overhanging; his mus
tachc. likewise snow white, and, as a
recent correspondent describes him,
Ibis face is covered with folds and
wrinkles, broad rings surround his eyes,
and even his forehead is drawn into
minute corrugatiOns like the skin upon
4 withered apple. His head is naked
of hair and shines like n dome Of
polished ivory. HIS eyes have cold and
a somewhat cruel expression, add when
he begins TO speak the color of his face
changes from pale 70 red, and gradually
assumes a light bronze Shade which
gives his powerful skull the appearance
of FURNISHED metal" His voice is soft,
almost weak, and when he has spoken
for n while it grows somewhat hoarSe.
He speaks rapidly or with elaboration,
according to his mood, but never IN
loud voice; IS courteous, though some
times ironical IN manner and gives
token of his rising wrath, which is IRE
quently excited by his opponents, rather
by the swelling of the huge veins in his
neck and by clutching at the collar Of
his uniform than by any furious rhe-
torical outburst. He makes tho IpeIae-
randi for his speeches on loose sheets
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a writer has to but once gain fame
to have his writing eagerly copied and
read, even when there may be no par
ticular merit in some of them. 1t is
related of Bob Burdetta that while in
New York a few years since filing a
lecture engagement, he visited the
Evening Express office and spearing
about till he struck the managing edi-
tor-Mr. Chalnberiain-told a soul
narrowing tale of his struggles in
country newspaper work and applied
for a position on the Express staff.
"Whatc can you do?" demanded Cham.
berlain, in a tone several degrees be,
low zero. Burdette produced his very
latest sketches which he had in shape
TO be sent 10 the Burlington Hunheye
The captious Chamberlain read one
article through aud handing the copy
| back, said: "a mar who would write
such truck as that ought to go to driv
ing street cars he's not fit to do news
paper work" "But read the others
pleaded Burdette. NO, thanks; the
sample was sufficient" AT that juno
ture one of the associate editors came
in and recognizing the genial Yves
terner, fell upon his neck. Mr.. Cham
berlain upon discovering the identity
of his visitor, experienced a sensation
Of extreme WEAKNESS, which was not
at all relieved by The knowledge tina
his paper Cor a long time in common
with the press of the whole countr,
bad been literally reprinting thu
"sort of truck he had declined.
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Our valued contemporary, the hadea'

Our valued contemporary, the hadea'
complains that the Castalia Record
and Minneapolis Mercu1y borrow ar
ticles from its columns without the
ordinary credit therefor. But why
complain? Are not the articles in
teresting? Is it not a good thing that
the people of Castalia and Minneapo-
lis should have an opportunity OF I'M
proving their minds by studying such
articles? Instead of complaining, we
think the Mde.n ought to compliment
our Castalia and Minneapolis cotem-
poraries upon their good taste and
shrewd professional instinct. We do
not find fault with our exchanges
when they borrow from the GRAPHIC;
and they borrow without credit con.
~tinually, especially the Chicago Trib-
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sHEliIFFs sALE
T TeTritor Z, q sr Dakota IS.
Ebbert Bros. u Co., Plaintiffs.

SEANH63tS HSalIlsO gEA HMenW .H.
Kinballi Town Site Co., Defendants.
Notice is hereby given that by virtue OF an
execution to me directed and delivered. and now
in my hands, issued out Of the Clerks office of
the End judicial District Court, Territory of Da-
kota in and for the County of Brule upon u judg-
ment in Justice court and Transcript of Judgment
filed in District court May 9Th 1883 renderd in
said court in favor OF Ebbert Brothers Il Co. and
against kimbalt Town Site Company on the srd
of May A. ID, 1883. i have levied upon the
following dessribed Real Estate Of said defen-
dents to-wit: The north half of northeast quar-
ter Sec three, Township one hundred an three
Range sixty-eight in Brule Co., d.. I. and that l
shall on Saturday the 18th day of Dec. A. y. 1855
atthe hour q one o'clock r, m. of said day at
lain Brule Co. Dr.. that being the last place
where court was held in said county and Terri
tory, proceed to sell all the right, title and in
terest Of the aboye-named Kimball Town Site
Company in and to the above described property
tn satisfy said judgment and costs amounting to
one hundred, and six dollars and fourteen cents,
together with all accruing costs of sale and in
terest on the same from the 18th day OF October
1885 at the rate of : per cent per annum, at pub
lie auction to the highest bidder for cash.
Meyer i Brown, j. b. Rynn,
Plaintiff s Att ya. Sheriff Brule Go.
80 aa53 Dpfad Nov. 10Th 1S95
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Dakota Mutual Insurance.

The Dakota Mutual Insurance Com
pany is now thoroughly organized
and doing a large business. This
company is an organization of the
business men and farmers OF Dakota
to protect themselves against fire,
lightning and cyclones, at actual cost.
Every policy holder has q vote in
clecting the management of the com
pany, and every new member adds to
it's strength and reduces the cost of.
insurance. Mercantile and term risks
are carried, each in an entirely sepa-
ate department. According Z the
auditors report for the past year,
merchants can save at least forty per
cent, and farmers fifty per cent, by
insuring in this company, and at the
very worst, the rate cannot exceed
the present board rates. Every bust
ness man and farmer should investi.
gate the merits of the Dakota Mutual
before placing further insurance. For
particulars apply to II. Z. Gates, local
agent, or to
AUGUSTINE DAVIS, Sec'y.
Huron, Oak.
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For several years Chamberlain's
Cough Remedy has been priced for its
speedy and certain cures of Group.
1t is the favorite and main reliance
with thousands Of mothers. 1t will
notonly cure Group buff freely used
as soon as the first indication of the dis
ease appears, that is a. Don as the
child becomes the least hoarse, it will
prevent it, doing away with all
danger. There is not the least dan
ger in giving the remedy freely, as it
contains no injurious substance.
Sold by, f. Z. Miller.
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An Eastern exchange, some time
since, in commenting on the charac-
t~eristic feature of Dakota's growth,
had the following to say, which not
only displays a generous motive to-
ward Dakota, but exhibits an accur-
ate knowledge of the true condition
of affairs:
1t is always n matter Of surprise to
visitors to Dakota to see SO many
young men on the farms and in the
towns Of the Territory, and they are
constrained to inquire the meaning.
II Is a very simple problem, and
means that the best part Of the. life,
energy and enterprise Of the States
has been given to fill the arteries and
strengthen the sinews Of this young
giant, Dakota.
1t means that the young man of
push and brains does not stay in the
over-crowded, slow moving eastern
communities, but pushes his way
steadily to the front where he is not
compelled to compete with the ac-
cumulated capita! Of ages, and where
energy, enterprise and labor furnish
the start SO much desired by the
youth of the east. That is why
eight-tenths of the business men in
Dakota towns are under thirty years
of age, and why they have been term.
ed all over the Union Dakota Rus.
tiers" 1t is also one Of the elements
which will assure to Dakota a bright
and prosperous future.-Elona Com
missioner Dmnlup's Aonthly BuHe
tin
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AUCTlON!

Don't neglect to attend the Auc-
ton sale of Dry Goods, Notions,
Clothing, Boots and Shoes, Groceries,
Crockery, etc, now being held in the
Parks store, next door south of War
ner'sstore, every afternoon and even
ing. The goods must be sold regard,
less of cost. Now is Your time to
invest. II. NJ. Aver.
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Excitement In Texas.

Great excitement has been caused in
the vicinity of Paris, Texas, by the re-
markable recovery Of Dir. J. e. Corey,
who was so helpless he could not turn in
bed, or raise his head; everybody said he
was dying Of consumption; A trsaI bot.
sent him. Finding relief. he bought a.
largesbottle and a box of DR.. Kings New
Life Pills; by the time heshad taken two
boxes OF pills aud two bottles Of the Dis.
coyery, he was well and had gained in
flesh thirty six pounds. Trial bottles of
this Great Discovery for Consumption
Tres at #. Z. Mliers. IA
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Insurance.

TIKI FARMERS MUTUAL INSURANCE AssocIA-
TIoN of Brule county, Dakota, nov have their
cies on Real and Personal property of farmers,
also on Farm Machinery and Stock at large.
By referring to any one who is acquainted with
any farmer will BIS satisfied that this is the only
way to get safe insurance Mt its actual cost. All
communications should be addressed to the Sec
rotary ut Kiraball where blank applications can
be had.
II. H.. Hiatt. Pros. G. J. Maynard Sec
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THE KIMBALL GRAPHIC
BY c. r. TlNAN.
Thomas Andrews Hendricks, Vice,


Thomas Andrews Hendricks, Vice
of the United States, died
at his home in indianapolis, of paral-
ysis of the heart, at > O'Clock on We'd
nesday afternoon of last week, the
25th. Mr.. Hendricks was sixty-six
years old, and though he has Of late
suffered somewhat from i'll health,
yet his energetic appearance aud Wig
orous habits seemed to point to a
long life. He died without warning.
On the evening before he attended
a reception,
Mr.. Hendricks was a native OF Ohio,
and was educated at South Hanover
College. He was admitted to the bar
in Pennsylvania in 1913, but his
whole subsequent life has been passed
in Indiana. He was twice elected to
the House of Representatives, and was
for six years a member of the nation.
al Senate. President Polk appointed
him to be Commissioner of the Gen.
eral Land Office, and in 1868 he was
a prominent candidate for the Demo.
cratic Presidential nomination, an
honor finally bestowed upon Horatic
| Seymour. In 1872 he was chosen
Governor of Indiana, and in 1876 he
was elected Vice-P President Of the
United States on the same ticket witt
Mr.. Tilden.
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NOTICE OF DISSOLUTION.

Notice is hereby given: That the
copartnership heretofore existing be-
tween S. e. Dorwart and NJ. G.
Felker is this day dissolved by mutual
consent. The said S. E. Dorwart
having purchased the entire interest
of NJ. G. Felker in the business. All
debts due to said firm are now the
property Of and payable to S. L.
Dorwart, who also assumes all the
debt of the firm and becomes person
ally liable therefor.
S. E. Dorwart.
Nj. G. Felker.
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Miss Minnie Dishncr, OF Columbus,
Nebraska, went to sleep October 26th
and has slept ever since. If we were
unprincipled enough to take stock in
a t~hreadbare joke, we should say tina
Miss Dishner would make a model
mother-in-law.
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General Sheridan recommends that
the government settle the Indians on
land enough for living purposes and
then sci! the rest of their reservations
Investing the proceeds in govern
ment bonds and using the interest for
their maintenance. lie says: 81 only
propose that the government should
buy these lands foI simplicity and
safety" Indian simplicity has some
advantages; it is a great saving in
dress, for instance.
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Very Kemarkable Recovery.

Mr.. Geo. Y. Willing. Of Manchester,
Mich. writes: My wife has been al
most helpless for five years, SO helpless
that she could not turn over in bed alone.
She used two bottles Of Electric Bitters,
and was SO much improved. that she is
now able to do her own work" Electric
Bitters will do all that is claimed for
them. Hundreds of test 'moniais attest
their curative powers. Only so cents q
bottle at F. 3. Miller's. III
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Buckien's Arntca aaIve.

The best salve in the world for Cuts.
Bruises, Sores. Ulcers. Salt Rleum,
Fever Sores, letter. Chopped Hands,
C%hilblains, Corns, and all Skin Erup-
tions, and positively cures piles or no pay
required. 1t is guaranteed to give per
feet satisfaction or money refunded.
r Miller
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Curtiss u White Atty.
Land Office at Mitchell d. T.. October 18th 1885.
Notice is hereby given that the following-narned
ssttler has fled notice of his intention to make
final proof in support Of his claim and that said
proof will be made before Judge of Probate
at Chamberlain d. I. on Dec 1Ith 10 Il. M. 1885.
viz: Frank Matoushek Hid. No. 22s10 for the $. w
A-30-l0268. He names the following witnesses
to prove his continuous residence upon. and Gull
tivation OF said land viz: Auton Petrak, Asa
Roberts, Joseph Eika; Victur Nepodal of Kim
ball D. 4. $50 Geo, b. Everitt Register.
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That French girl who monkeycd
with a revolver in Chicago is a type
of female freakishness. She shot the
lover who deserted her through the
head, but "did not mean to hurt him."
and cried her eyes out for fear he
wouldn't get well.
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Five years ago, near Chardon, Ohio,
John Hine was arrested, tried and
convicted of incest and criminal as
sauit, but escaped punishment by
breaking Jail. a few weeks since he
put in appearance at CEardon, think.
ing his sentence had become out
lawed. He was promptly arrested
and has been sent to the peritentiary
for a term of two years, being the
same as his original sentence.
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0 SALE OBJ TRADE

A house and four lots in a desira-
BILE location in kimball, will sell on
easy terms, or trade for any saleable
property. Call on or address d. w.
Butler or J. w. Woodman GRAPHIC
Office Kimball Oak.
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j. b. Ryan Atty.
Land Office at Mitchell d. Nov. 6ti, 1888
Notice is hereby given that the following-named
settler has filed notice of his entention to make
fnnl proofin support of his claim and that said
proof will be made before the Register and re-
oeiver at Mitchell D. I. on Dec. 22nd 1855, viz:
Nicholas Warner, d. s. No, 2sas9 for the N. +. Il
11-10687. He names tho following witnesses to
prove his continuous residence upon and %cultiya-
tion of said land, viz: Joseph Fockle, Charles
Gobler, Henry Huempfner. John Tintinger of
White Lake u. T.. Geo. b. Everitt
e sa Keristar.
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At the recent election in Dakota,
prohibition was adopted by a major
ity Of 1874 votes. If the Dakotans
had known as much about the imprac-
ticahility Of prohibition as Iowans do,
they would have defeated that meth
cd of dealing with the liquor traffic
by a majority fifty times as large as
was given for it.-Dn6uque 1eie-
graph.
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Twenty-one hundred and fifty four
United States officers, with a lieuten-
ant general at their head, will do for
24,7o5 privates. That is the shape
our army is in.
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A.E. Roberts, Atty.
us. Land office, Mitchell, Dakota, Nov. so, 1885,
Complaint having been entered at this office by
Trial Farmer, aGainat Austin r. ieddy for fail
5ure to com ply with law as to Timber Culture
entry No. e5o9 dated July 9th 1892 upon the North
East V Sec. IL, Township 102, Range 87 in Brule
county Dakota with a view to the cancellation of
said entry, contestant alleging that claimant has
wholly abandoned said tract for more than one
year since making said entry and next prior
hereto, and did not break or cause to be broken
the. five acres during the first year or second year
after making eaid entry and that there are not
now ten acres in celtivation on said land and
that during the third year after said entry the
claimant failed to plant five acres of trees on
said land, and that there are not now five acres
of trees or any trees growing on said land, and
that S0il 4. {. tItIy is a speculative entry and
the land embraced is held for sale, and that said
claimant has no interest in said land and no in
tention OF acquiring title thereto BY compliance
with the Timber Culture laws. The said parties
are hereby ordered to appear at thu office of J.
3. Long n. p at Kimaa11 u. T. on the 9Th day of
Jan. 1885 at 10 o'clock n. m. to respond and fur
nish testimony concerning said alleged failure.
Geo. b. Everitt, Register.
j. B. Long, N p of Kimball d.. T. is hereby
appointed a commissioner to take the testimony
in the above case. Upon conclusion of the case
he will at once return all the papers duly certi-
lied to the Office, when and where they will be cx-
Rmined and decision rendered thereon January
18th 1885, 10 a. IN. Geo. b. Everitt, Register.
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TO

No hard labor has to be performed
no boiling of clothes is necessary, and
but very little hot water is needed
with Gross Bros A. Is. &. soap, for
sale by l.. D. Bardin.