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The Kimball graphic. (Kimball, Brule County, Dakota [S.D.]) 1883-1905, 1885-01-16
There's the breakfast bell!
soL1LoQur qHn FouRrH.

5angle, jangle,. janglel Cenfeuna
the church bellslt A fellow can nerer
sleep on Sunday MORNINGS with their
Scfamorl
! Back to Edinburgh from the HabrSaes
back from tho land of mist, and
clouds, and romance. with q full 5dster-
imination to read. shout, but nptsviaat it
henceforwaldi Toe much fish and
Gaelic to suit .me> Three nonths gone
and the gsound covered with Autumn
leaves sinea, Pye been dangling in her
train; andrand I fear I've been making
a fool of myself Does aha care for me
at all? Well, I'm a sansuine, sslf-per-
suasiyerman but puttingsal that aside,
think Lana gaining ground = little.
Why aM I not ecs~tatica1ly happy
thenY ! expected to be, andy Jove,
I viii bel I have hveda quarter oi
Z century without having seen any
woman 30 beautiful, SO loyable
and / know she's far too good fol
me. What q conceited idiot I am!
dare say it's all my egotisaa, and
she really never gives me a second
thought. And yet when I pulled thai
reckless young scapegrace brother al
hers ont ofLoch Maybe, she put botl
her cold little hands in nine, ane
whispered some incoherent words, o
The Kimball graphic. (Kimball, Brule County, Dakota [S.D.]) 1883-1905, 1885-01-16
A M OF r
Operations of q Noted Feminine rha.f An
Several Cities,

several C1G1e0.
Shes the sharpest woman I yer
stfnck. She's got the nerve of a lion"
sad Detective Sergeant Cosgrove in
New York a few days ago, referring to
MRS. Mary Ana Dowd, whom he ar.
rested in LIE Boutillier Bros store in
iwenty-third street, New York. Mrs.
Oowd, alias Mrs. Dillon and Mrs. Smith
contesses to forty-thyee years of age.
one declares herself to be a cook.
rorty ladies are willing to swear that
MRS. Dowdhas stolen their pocket-books
ana handbags in different retail stores
IN the city. A week ago the wife of
coroner Martin was in Stern Brothers,
STORE In West Twenty-third street, when
ner portemonnaie, containing 500, was
snatched from her. She reported her
loss to Inspector Byrnes, and Detec-
yves Cosgfove and Mangin were de-
Jailed to catch the thief. Yesterday
they saw Mrs. Dowd go into Macy's.
Ihe famous "bag-grabber" is of mid
ole height and stout built. She has
dark hair, a fresh complexion, and
flashing steel-groy eye which were be-
nina heavy, gold-rimmed glasses. Her
azure was simple, but rich and taste.
1ul' n she carried a velvet bag. In
Macys she made two attempts to rob a
lady but, failing, left the place. Fol
lowed by tie officers she went to LIE
Boutlllier Brothers store and sat on q
little revolving stool beside n of the
shoppers. Cosgrove approached her
II asked, in q low tone:
What are you doing here, Mary?
Why don't you work some other
place."
Mrs. Dowd rose and the grey ewes
giittered with anger as she replied:
Slr, l have not the honor of your ac-
qualntance and l don't know why you
Insult me in this way. Take yourself
OIL before l call one ofthe firm and have
you put out"
That's good, but it won't work" re-
joined the detective. you'd better come
quietly along with u.s."
Il don't know who you are nor what
you want Of me-"
In this strain she went on, but finally
went with the officers. She was taken
to headquarters, where Mrs. Martin
identified her. On the prisoners per-
son was found q fine gold watch, with
the number carefully scratched out. In
an ingeniously concealed pocket of her
underskirt were bills amounting to
S2l6. A fine breastpin which she stole
in Titfany's some time ago glistened at
her throat. Originally the stones had
been a diamond, a sapphire, and a pearl.
Mrs. Dowd had had the diamond re-
moved and a ruby substituted.
She came to America eight years ago
and attended Moody and Sankey's meet
ings in the Madison Square Garden.
There she was discovered by Detective
Thompson picking a lady's pocket. For
this she served two years IN Sing Sing
and on her ~releaae went to Providence.
There fortune frowned upon her again.
and she languished in prison two years
more. At the expiration of her term
she turned her gold-rimmed glasses
westward, and visited st. Louis and
Chicago. Mrs. Dowd always works
alone, and confines her talent to bag
grabbing. Her operations have been
greatly aided by her respectable ap.
pearance and her perfect self-posses-
sion. e.
The Kimball graphic. (Kimball, Brule County, Dakota [S.D.]) 1883-1905, 1885-01-16
Some Pretty and Quaint supersti.
tions of old-time Marriages.
From cassell's Family Magazine.

ETOIl IasSell . Edluuy MdSdZne. H. ~
Instead OF being so many graceful or
naments Mt the marriage ceremony now
adays, the bridesmaids in olden times
had various duties assigned to them.
Thus one OF their principal tasks was
dressing the bride on her wedding morn
ing, when any omission in her toilet
was laid to their charge. At a wedding,
too, where it was arranged that the
bride should be followed by q numer-
Gus train of her lady friends, it was the
first bridesmaids duty to play the part
of a drill mistress; "sizing" them, SO
that mo pair in the procession were
followed by q taller couple" She was
also expected to see that each brides
maid was not only duly provided with
a sprig Of rosemary, or a floral posy
pinned to the breast-folds of her dress,
but had q symbolical chaplet in her
hand.
In many parts of Germany it is still
customary for the bridesmaids to bring
the myrtle wreath, which they have sub
scribed together to purchase on the
nuptial eve, to the house of the bride,
and to remove it from her head at the
ClOSe u tHo WcuuiuB Odys falIeT tuiS
has been done, the bride is blindfolded
and the myrtle wreath being put into
her hand, she tries to place it on the
head of one of the bridesmaids as they
dance round her; for, in accordance
with an old belief, whoever she crowns
is sure to be married within q wear from
that date. As may be imagined, this
ceremony is the source of no small ex-
element, each bridesmaid being natur-
ally anxious to follow the example OF
the bride. Referring once more to the
bridal wreath and chaplet, it is still q
current notion in many parts Of our
country that the bride, in removing
these, must take special care that her
bridesmaids throw away every pin. Not
only is it affirmed that misfortunes will
overtake the bride who retains ever one
pin used in her marriage toilet, but woe
also to the bridesmaids if they keep any
of them, as their prospects of marriage
will thereby be materially lessened.
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soL11oouY

Three weeks in. London! Well,
London isn't SO bad. after all, and I am
really Interested in hunting up queer
places.
I'd give a farm, just to find Mrs.
Todgers' lodging-houss, and Miss Gray
is constantly looking for a Curiosity
Shop. That I should meet her again,
and especially IN this human labyrinth,
is a piece of good fortune little short of
fatality. Her mother and 14-year-old
brother constituted the party, and the
old lady says she really doesn't know
how they would have managed to see
SO much of London but for my yalu-
able aid. I'm a disinterested party am !
Hanged if don't believe I'm getting
too much absorbedin the flesh tints, and
the perspective, and the foreshortening,
and the %coloring; of my study in Gray.
She has not said q word about nv
guide-book, not even whether she re-
ceived it or not; but she seemed glad to
see me, and I-pshaw I'm too old to
lie abed and day-dream like q school
boy! I think I'll go home. I'-e seen
enough yellow fog and black smoke.
Mrs. Gray says. they are going to Scot
land, and the Hebrides, and all those
moist dem'd unpleasant places that
William Black rejoices m-and, indeed,
when ons cam sit by o warm fire and
read about rain and wind, leaden sky
and dewy heather, it isn't bad; but ex-
cuse from participating, as the man
said when he was going to be hanged
Yet I can be with her By going. She
said her wanted me to 20 Sc
much. I wonder whether she speaks to
me with mammals lips? Girls do, ]
know, particularly when they are afraid
to let a fellow see that they take any
interest. For example, if. her mother
wanted me- to go as an escort, and she
herself didn't care a straw whether ]
went or not, she would have said: 81
want yon to go SO much,.s It's q good
sign when mother conss to the 'front.'.
Bah! I'm trying to ocnstrue nothing
into something-a practice I thought
had abandoned ever- since the days
when / persuaded myself that a certain
school girl returned my youthful pas
sion, because she peDnaitted nue. to.carr.
her bookstrap to school, a dream thai
was dispelled by her subsequently, cor
IeTatAE tnat privilege on announcer yol1ne
gentleman in knfekerbockers.
But still l should like to see. Scotlant
and the places so clustered. around
with historical associations"-I believe
that's the phrase-which one read.
| about INN Sir Walter anaAand othel
historians. At home they'll be sure tt
ask me about Aud Reekis, st. Roman
Well, Corrie Nan Shan, and Coilal
Togle, and what shall I say? 1t j
clearly nay duty to go TO Scotland, be
cause-Harry Olden you are purin,
tho wool over yorH own eyesl Ye1
don't care q iot more for ordinary place
with extraordinary names than You d
for extraordinary places with ordinar,
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Reuben Springer has come down with
$4,000 more for the public benefit ct
Cincinnati. They would have 10 anti
keeping house in that city il Nj.
Springer should ho taken from earth,
The Kimball graphic. (Kimball, Brule County, Dakota [S.D.]) 1883-1905, 1885-01-16

A tragedy occurred at Nechesvilla, Tex, re-
sultlng in the death OF l. v. Simpson and d.
Calhoan Lawrence, both well-known citizens.
The difficulty grew out Of tho settlement Of 8
small debt
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soL1LoouY rHE sIsrn,

Will the day never breakPi Those
swallows outside Of my window have
been chattering for an hour A. il it
were their wedding day. The 24th Of
April-just q year to-day sinceD Handed
in Venine-just a year since 3 began
studying the light and shade Of my
beautiful picture in Gray, and to-day
Iplace it inmy fathers halli,, Ali,.tahere
comes the sun! How thealoadsgather
golden fringesl The birds ars singing
as if they knew my happinessti The
dew is,sparkling on the ,grasG II ii
springtme, and my wedding. day
Sheldon Borden in The .ArQpnaut.
Savannah morning news. [volume] (Savannah) 1868-1887, 1885-09-07


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river. being Ehe southeastern ucir- - -.
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Rzilro1d Company. and nor OWE 3 r..
Pors Royal and Augusta RaUzav C---.--
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stree. 81 known a. 4 s-lrver mae - ---s---
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Savannah morning news. [volume] (Savannah) 1868-1887, 1885-09-07
1rhfione.
NOTICE OF INCORPORATION

2OL4AL fEG ~ LflLkA INA 1---fa
y EoBGIA. CEATH4M COUSTY.-To tas 81
VI perIor Cosrt u nathan County: TEE
petition Of SA4t FL J. WHIfE~IDt. Il. ..
sTRAIOS and ". & BROWN. al d Eas
COUNTY If MusCoFee. state Il Grurgls at0re-
SAL, r spectfu ~ showeJh,
Ih4t your petitioners, their ess 1elafes sri
SIC essors desIre o be incorporated uu.-lr
the name Of THE GORRIE ICE MANU-
FRCTL kTStf COMPANY OF SANANSAE.
GE JEGiA. for he term OF twenty 20 yesrs,
for the purpose 81 carrying on the u--aoss Z
DuriUE. -eili7g and dealing t1 ice abd the
means. aud the retriEeFetfu- OF meats al1
produce commonly SHOWN SIS cold storage.
And Cor th- .urpo-e aforesaid % buy, lease,
rent. own and sell real estate. ma hiuer- AMI
suca o.her pro- erty a. may be Il cesssry 2
proper ga the MANAGEMENT II : $50 business
ThA- their pr nci pal once and place Of doug
"a Dess Will Re IL the city Ok savannah, Lla5-
ham ceuut-. Georgia. but your petitioners
desire @ h4ye the r sht 70 carry on ssid t-s'
ness IN sur other places IN said state as tai
ms zee Gt.
Tuat the amount Of capital TO be employee
By them. ia ne said business ami actlE-F
pad 10. IS twenty thousand dollars $50
hLE w % E. o lTiT lece % increasing To- II -
capital STOCK from ne 70 time 70 sue1 ~
amount ana 20 such ID aRne- sc they and intf
associates and successors may determine, n1'
= eEc-e iu a. TIE sun OF hitg thousand lo-'
Wherelore. your petitioners pray that ths7,
their as-Ccia e. auF sufcc. -crs m 1r DC iD-.1-
rnratet unJer tie name 81 THE OOEAl5
ICE MaNUFACIUHING COMPANY "
sANANE GEORGIA. for tle purrose g
carrFi < on the bEsiues afore- a'd, VIA
paid up capital o. tsFenr thousand l2-----
Is O.e01.. bus with tie privilege o. IncreAs--
tleir - q capita stock from time % l.'Ar =
such an amount and n such manner ae .-.et'
their ass Ciates ana successors. may e--5--
mine. nor 20 exceed IN al the sum o. li3
thousand dollars - .00Jl.
AID that hey may be incorporated lot ~
term Of twrutf % wears
That they NAV have the right 70 orgal-s
ant make sucl rules and regulations and lt-
laws. a. they may deem proper. not ilcQa-
sisfent with the avs OF this stats. or OF ~
United States. 20 sue and be -ued, = lsft Z. n
u-e a common seal, and generally 10 Pc ~
such acts aud things as are necessary or A.--s
o such corporations, and 10 have co1leil1-
upon them all other rights. p weTs, anl piL..'
ieges aaa franchises iuclden o. such corp ~
tions under tue laws Of Georgia.
And your petitioners I'll ever plr,ey'ells'
r. y. A. " JADE,
Attorney for Petitioner
Savannah morning news. [volume] (Savannah) 1868-1887, 1885-09-07
Failed 20 Get Even with Him.

PHILADELPHIA, Sept. 6.-Wh hen the
cable cars began running In Market
street, difficulty was experienced IN Sc
curing competent men 10 manage the
grip, and a number OF experts from other
cities were employed. Among them was
James Powers. OF Chicago. When super
intendeut German took charge he found
that Powers WIS iuc0mpetent. ana dis
charged him. The man. Il Is said. made
threats 20 get even with German. aud laft
night, after The latter reached his home,
he received message 10 the effect that
he WAS wanted at his Office He started
thither, and bad arrived al Budd street
aud Haverord road, when be was con-
fronied by two men, one Of whom put a
pistol 10 his head and told him 10 get
down on bis knees. Instead ~ doing so
German grappled witt the man. took bis
pistol away, and handed him over 20 the
police. The other man disappeared. The
assailant proved TO be Powers. lie was
committed to prison in default Of $4,000
bail
Savannah morning news. [volume] (Savannah) 1868-1887, 1885-09-07

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propooalo zDanirO.
Proposals Wanted.

7 STIMATEs will be received az me o-
Il az STREET BROTHERS. Char.e-,, ~ +.
c.. for raising the Norwegian bark h1
8t5 tons register, with about $40 u4li,
r s.n GA b. ard. This vessel "as rec.
sunk sui De- NOW lying or the bottom
sfDc Carolina wharf, Win decks y. 81.
above. water Ia low tide. Vessel has been ~
aan itsd hFdirer and the leaks, 80 iar e.
tair a8. havc been stopped. EstlmA.es ,.f
or ned at u O'clock N00N on FltlpA D. '
September. 1885. The right IS reneffca T"
j. 9 any ard 81 bids. .,.. etc.
" '. 1''e-' -FI-' Y.TREET BROTnEIs.
Savannah morning news. [volume] (Savannah) 1868-1887, 1885-09-07
Bankrupt Sale Of DRY Goods
AT AUCTION.
By |. D. LaR0Gh8'S Sons, AUCd0lG8FS.

On MONDAY MORNING. at 1890 O'Clock
A. 4. ana a. : O'clccE P Il. az the store
corner % " hltakeF AMI President streets.
under Metro olItau Hall. xii be sod the
finest lot q goods ever brought 70 this coun-
Try, VIZ:
ENG ISL BROAD and other Cloths. d.
AGONAL-, CASSIME Is, SCOTCH
WEEDS. FRENCH and AMERICAN
SILKS. IRISH AID GERMAN LINENS. etc
etc.
The goods are open 20 al FOR inspection till
the nour Of sale. Ladies' aud genLlem srs
reQues-c1 % call All examine. Al gOo1s
guaran teed as represented.
Savannah morning news. [volume] (Savannah) 1868-1887, 1885-09-07

For the South Atlantic States, TO-DAY:
Occasional light local rains, fresh north
easterly winds. nigh on the Carolina coast,
and nearly stationary temperature.
The height OF the river ~ Augusta at
:33 O'Clock y. IT.. yesterday Augusta
time) was 90 feet--a rise OF 0.3 feet dur
ing The past = hours.
Comparative statement or temperature
At Savannah sept. g 1884 and 1850:
Savannah morning news. [volume] (Savannah) 1868-1887, 1885-09-07

lirm0ual.
Notice Of Removal.

I HAVE removed my law onice 70 Room Z.
4 Up stairs over the Western Union Tele.
graph office. corner " Boil and Bay lane
where ! am prepared o. attend to an law
business entrusted 10 my chargr.
Land titles examined, deeds, mort cages
contracts, agreements aud an Mariner of con-
veYancing executed upon reasonable terms.
Prompt attention given 90 collections.
a share OF your patronage b solicited,
NJ. y. O'CONhOR.
Attorney % Law, lately With tte law Arm Of
Lester 4 Ravenel
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COLD WATER, Mich, sept. s. bon.
Charles Epson fell dead at his residence,
II this city, last night, Of heart disease,
aged 50 years. He served In the Thirty
eighth. Thirty-ninth and FOrtieth Con-
uroa4ea
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saye a. =. Russo J. m hls Literary Notes.
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