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has nor snccpeded ID accomplishing
the objects for which II Vas passed.
Il has DOT perceptibly narrowed the
circle of drunkenness. We doubt
Whether 10 any material extent il has
unfinished the number Of liquor de-
pNta. where liquors are supplied.
WI list the tendency TO the spread Of
sucA resortsis perceptibly on the In
crea4e, as we are informed and be-
lievea The great difference, ifnot the
only difference. being that these in-
dulgences are more secret. AZ pres
ent The influence OF the law is pre-
judicial 70 the young and thoughtless,
especially MINORS. students Of coll
leges and academies who are now
restrained By 20 local provisions
II 10 very grave cau-e of objection
of the present law. that By virtue of
the decisions of our courts, as well
as the Law Of the land, this law has
repealed and superseded every other
enactment 10 Anne Arundel be airing
on the subject matter Of this law.
Hence you have 20 protection for
minors since yon have no minor
liquor law. You have no protection
for the students of st Johns College,
the cadets. marines and sailors of
the Naval Academy, because you
have now no laws for their projection.
And since you have also Iepeale, so
far as this county il concrrne, the
election laws in so far as they refer
to the sale and gift of liquors on such
days. you have no laws to secure
peaceful elections, as far as they de-
pend upon this.
3rd We, therefore, recommend
the repeal of the present Local OPP
ton Law for Anne ArundeI county;
and until some full, complete and
wise measures are adopted we re-
commend the re-enactmeut of all the
statutes of this State bearing on this
subject that were repealed or super
seeded by the present law; aud for the
present we favor amendments requir-
ing high license SYSTEM high
enough to abate the excessive sale
and use of liquor and to discourage
intemperance.
4th. We recommend also to the
legislature a thoroughly examination
aud comparison OF the statutary and
wholesome provisions Of law on this
subject that have been incorporated
in various statutes of the different
States Ia the interest of intemperance
and in restraint aud punishment of
drunkenness, aud the excessive use
of stimulauts of any kind.
On motion Of Mr. w. 4. Williams,
committee, consisting of w. f.
Williams, L. I'll REIN, / N. Rich
ardson, w. Ii. Bells, aud j. Frank
Kramer. were appointed by the chair
TO wait upon the delegates of the
Legislature from this county, and
lay before them the action OF this meet
ing. add urge the passage of q law
submitting the que stion to the people.
Ponds Extract Men and women will
suffer from q severe headache, when ten
minutes spent bathing the head with the
Extract would afford relief.
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Aimee who appears at the Opera
House, on Tuesday, March 9Th. Sings
o number Of songs in The play d
Nam 'zelle" which have made her
one Of the famous operate singers of
the age. Her rendition Of the well
known Pretty as q Picture" is .
revelation in the way OF burlesque
singing and graceful dancing aud Der
spanish bolero has been initiated By
every chantense in The country; but
Aimee il always Aimee aud inimita-
Die.
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subsnit.ed his Rspore.

Mr. S. Thomas Mccullough. coun-
sci to the board OF school commissions
ers for Anne Arundel county, has
submitted his report 20 tia board. OF
the present status IT the affairs OF the
Aane Arundel and Howard Insur-
snce Company. Proper action win
now be taken looking to the protec-
ton OF the school Interests of this
county. much Of whose property is
insured in this company.
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oae Of the principal parts in "A
Fior Matcb,a which has made a bit
x'ae Grand Opera House, is IN
= So'ent Kidd" ensc,ed BY Jennie
lssnaas, certainly one of the
p's'test and most talented soubrettes
y TIE stage. Miss Yeamans comes
a0m . fsmily Of actors, her mother
y years having been The soubletle
= :. harrlgan 4 Hart's theatre. Jennie
rs ss and dances excellently, aud her
sSaag is far superior TO q great
.uy Of the so-called stars. Her style
~, /. ,.slanlag, aud the large audience 10
y, a1'saasnee nightly at The Ora. d. leave
= aeatFe WITH apleasaOt word
y ane bright little actress. Tue
Mpsay presenting "a Parlor
= sa Is comprised Of a coterie
somedians, but Without Jennie
s ses@ans as Innocent Klddn there
WIG net be much il The play.-
!. I. Tribuae.
/. ! farlor Match" will be given here
! - aasOnic Opera House on Wednes.
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On to-morrow evening . sermon
on Temperance will be delivered in
the Presbyterian Church Of this city.
by the pastor. This sermon will have
special reference to our need as q
community. Friends of Local OPP
ton. Of High License and No LlcenAe
are invited Members of the Leg
islature are especially invited.
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Received Her Pension.

Mr.. e E Gates one dav this week
received check for $l.259 directed
to his mother. Mrs Eliza Gates. being
the amount due her as pension
from 1872 to the present time, &C the
rate of So a month. Mrs. Gates is
the widow of the late Emanuel e.
Gates, who was Bandmaster during
the rebellion.
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Las, Nights College Hop.

The students OF st. Johns College
rave another Of their delightful
aHups' lasr evening at The College
10 Mcdowell Hall. Everything was
most propitlous; a perfect spring day,
ldiyine night aud a cool atmos phere,
va all that could be desired by those
VAo love dancing. The Hop" lasted
hpn s to ~ and at mid. night 1t WIS
he universal verdict that IL had a
spend d time, and I'VE have enjoyed
ourselves so much" etc. Among
these present were Ensign Quinby,
Us N, Asst Eugr. Baker. U. S.
\ Miss Efie Stockett, Miss Julia
Slsekett, the Misses Marcband, Mrs.
Johnson, Mr.. James Briscee, Mr..
Billings Steele, Mrs. Zane, Miss Mag
gle Watkins, the Misses Mcfarland,
Miss ohubb, Mrs. Mcfarland, Mrs.
hurlbut. Miss Paine Mrs. Chase,
Miss Robb, the Misses Wilkinson,
Miss Maggie Watkins, the Misses
htfhnger, Miss Ridout, Delegate
Cans, Mr. aud Mrs. James MI Munroe,
NJ and Mrs. George Munroe, Mr.,
Faux Munroe, Miss Beck, Miss Ka'e
v Walton, Nj L. ID. Gassaway, MIR.
Richard Green. The students were
Me- Hicks, Hardcastle, Blunt,
luton, Chichester, Duvall, Chase and
Noble.
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A Present for All.

Any person who buys one pound
of j. L. Reuther's Boston Chips
Candy will receive handsome satch-
ell free. This candy is for sale only
at my store, 60 West street, near the
depot, and at my stand in the market
on Saturday nights
Evening capital. (Annapolis, Md.) 1884-1910, 1886-03-06

We give below the churches Of ouI
city; the hours Of their respective ser.
vices, and the subjects Of the pastors
for tomorrow !:
ST.. AESE's PARIsH.
REv. W.. S SoUrHoArR. Rector
REV. Gro. r. SAVAGE. Assistant
st. Anne's Church. First Celehra
ton at 4; Morning Prayer at 1890
Litany, Holy Confirmation and Sec,
ond Celebration, (Sermon by the
Bishop at IL; Evening Prayer a
| 40
st. Philips Chapel-Night Service
(choraD and Holy Confirmation. (ser.
mon BY the Bishnp) at 8.
Presbyterian Church. -Rev. r. 81
Williams, pastor. ii q. M. "Fsni'
vet Pursuing.n 80 p. m. Temper
ance.n Wednesday evening lecture
and prayer meeting. at 7 80 O'Clock
Sabbath School at % o'clock p. m
All are cordially invited.
First Methodist Episcopal Church
Rev. DR.. Geo. ". Leech, pastor. -
Preaching BY the pastor at III a. m
and 100 p. m. All are cordially in.
vited. Seats free and polite ushers
10 attendance. Sabbath School at q
O'Clock p. m.
Wesley Chapel NJ E. Church. Rev,
w. G. Herbert, pastor. Preaching
tomorrow at Ii a. M. and 100 p
M, by Rev. j. III. M. Lemon. AL
are cordially invited.
st. Mary's OR. CO. Church, Rev
Father McInerney, rector. Two Mis-,
sion sermons will be preached at ST
Mary's tomorrow one at High Mass
l01 a. m, the other in the evening al
7.30 p. m.
German Lutheran Church. - Preach
ing tomorrow (Sudday) evening a
7.30. by Rev. Mr.. Luehksrr, Of Wash.
ington, d. G. All are invited.
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Eys nv H,usekeeupr.

Should keepa bnx of PREsToN's MAGIC
HEALING OINTMENT in the house. II is
the best salve ) CT compounded for Burns
B0ils, Felnns. Frostbites, sores of all
kinds, and Skin Diseases generally.
Tell your druggist to get it for you.
Price % cents; SAMPLE size, Is cents.
Depot, 500 Penna. Ave-, Baltimore, Nd.
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Naval Notes.

Naval Cadet K. S. Tisdale. has
been promoted to be cadet ensign
ct the Naval Academy.
Naval Cadet John A Ubsdell. OF
the second class. and a resident Of
Missouri, has resigned from the Naval
Academy. He formerly lived 10 New
York.
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AND pRorRIEroRs OF rHExoLD RELIABLE
y THE City HOTEL, ANNAPOLIS, MD.
rough from s. Main to No. s Francis Street.

Weefuy that having
spared neither labor this well
ple both WORKING EQUIPMENTS STOCK as any frstss retail
Pharmacy n CITY,
ravng thorough knowledge phases
know Just what needed TO PLEASE
success We take special pride a furnishing the
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Institute Meeting.

The Naval Institute will discuss
at the Naval Academy on the 18th
instant, Lieut.. Calkins prize essay for
1886.
Evening capital. (Annapolis, Md.) 1884-1910, 1886-03-06

made il ]. Ruther's Every variety and
flavor for sale at NV stand a the market
every Saturday might and at "a West
street
Evening capital. (Annapolis, Md.) 1884-1910, 1886-03-06

Landgeth's reliable Garden Seed for
sale at the City Drug Store in quantities
70 sutt, at catalogue prices. J. w. Hold
Res q Co.
Evening capital. (Annapolis, Md.) 1884-1910, 1886-03-06

raj. aaver IL circulated and read by
=. aeepIe In Annapolis. than any
.,ssr raper published here. and IL fhe
-, msaium for advertisinE.
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-. nr ADV EnTININo |.

- first insertion, % cents ~
0ps in .ea,.r sior SO cunts Liberal rates
renenl, lns ,hnse advertising by the month
rsde @''p ' ocsl notices and political OF
4 gea' S'nnnications, scents per line.
Eecias.i COM ,n announcement OF marriages
0r9instly FREE but obituary notices VIII
% iS osn,e for at one-half the usual ra'eS
tsdyertising.
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NATIONAL MUTUAL LIFE ASSOCIATION
~ WASHINGTON.
olscsss Guaranteed fer thsir Ftill Face
Valus, Secured BE- an Ample Eand,
inoested ia u. s Bonds.


sNHE system inaugurated by tho Nation
/ al Mutual Life Association. is supe.
rior. to, and an improvement upon every
other, The Association effects is insur-
ance by legal contract, upon the plan Of
6xed annual dues for expenses and post
mortem assessment to pay death expenses.
Incorporated April IL. 1884 first death
March "a, 1885; one fourth policy paid,
twenty -four hours after burial OF assured
balance settled within one week.
OFFICERS:
VIM u. Morrison, President; james L.
Norris, Vice. President; John E. Boall.
Secretary; Jacob II. Kengla. Treasurer;
VIM B. Matthews, General Agent; Ralph
Walsh. NJ. D. Medical Director; Nathan
lei Wilson, Counsel.
DIRECTORS
Wash. b. Williams, T. d. DAILY. Edward
Graves, JOS. F Birch, Jr., Edward Caver-
~. Robt. d. Weaver. Jacob II Kengls.
James f. Hood. Edward Stevens, ]. ID
Free, Jr.. John Fl Magruder
RIG. ELLIOTT. Agent,
mv1-tf Annapolis Md.
Evening capital. (Annapolis, Md.) 1884-1910, 1886-03-06

CHOCOLATES TAFFY
And all other Aavors, for sale cheap
at Ruther's confectionery stand at
the Market everv Saturday aight.
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LOCAL NEWS.
Weather Predictions.

Weather Predictions.
For tomorrow Sunday generally
Air weather is iudi ated for all dis
rirts east Of the Rocky Mountains.
wih slight charges in temperature.
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TRY

Foe 80 @sulher's best Yankee Candy.
niebt ~ "a the MARI Ct every Saturday
sa1 ~ my store, a West street.
Evening capital. (Annapolis, Md.) 1884-1910, 1886-03-06

,sSlroLIs And EIN "' "
,v,yE AN. ARRIVE J. IA M
..LEA'h Gao Mall, S55
Idl s S.99 Accom-. 1.50
Aeeom 1916 Mail, 300
-, trains viii leave Annapolis at
~ sps : r., and 40 7. III.
=, T, : Coaches are run between Bal
Ihlo1 md Annapolis on all the above
p''Dr y freight 10 and from Baltimore
e s,ljay 1880 a. m
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Fancy Dance.

ens ! children Of the Naval Acad.
esse sa0eF charge Of Prof. Mueller.
Aas., lance at the Gymnasium.
llees.sa. Academy, from 2 10 5 this
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TRAfNs ARRIVING.

SUNDAY TRAINS.
ave baltimore at e.O5 a. m, aud :. 20 p ".
Washington At s.a,a. m, anu f.lo y IN. N.
.xF,, trains rumlng West, south ana the
,ire schedule In city dallles.
ttst''t INV Z. X, lord,
GEM pasr. Agent.
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- Tor new aud reliable Garden Seed
"@ the City Drug Store, Annapolis.
Evening capital. (Annapolis, Md.) 1884-1910, 1886-03-06

Ponds Extract Men and women will
suffer from q severe headache, when ten
minutes spent bathing the head with the
Extract would afford relief.
Evening capital. (Annapolis, Md.) 1884-1910, 1886-03-06
r,mE TABLE.
ARRIVE j. N

,poLIs AND ELK RIDGE K. X
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We give below the churches Of ouI
city; the hours Of their respective ser
gices. and the subjects Of the pastors
for tomorrow
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0oucO VI uiN0u0ttG WuN Net~A Stsee-,s
lants, and to guard their sale and use
by appropriate legislation. We be-
lieve thar ii il within the province OF
law and of morals TO devise such
measures as shall tend to promote
the growth of virtue and 10 develop an
enlightened and honorable and self
respecting manhood 10 our midst;
we believe ia legislation that i
founded on the observance of the
highest christian principles with re-
gard to this as to al other subjects Of
public concern; we believe that our
law -givers should interest themselves
in the promotion of all reasonable
measures, founded % enlightened
reason aud the fruits of accurate
observation, that have for their object
the Encouragement Of the excessive
use OF stimnlaats, and that are Intel
ligently designed to curb the intem
peraie indulgence especially Of liquor;
We believe also that alcoholic liquors
are frequently q curse to individual
consumers who themselves become
burdens upon their respective COM
munilies.
2Dd. Our experience ia this city Tor
The last two years satisfies u and We
therefore accofdiugly insist. that the
present Local Opuon Law Of this
cnnnfy 10 inr as this cts il CONCERNED,
and ~ nnrr an,,nk nslv fs.r this civ.
The Kimball graphic. (Kimball, Brule County, Dakota [S.D.]) 1883-1905, 1886-08-06

After ths,E' rpi,aetk ,hieisca Shooters.
F. Sheriff Ryan has been after. the
praiEis.. chicken shooters this e.week.
sW ednesday Rev. W. B. Afffeck.
ssWas placed nndera arrest, charged
with, ,y,iqalihg the ,gg:aMe law. ,sHe,
was brought before, Judge Long and,
his tnialset- forstliiss morning V CThurs-
:aay.9s Rev. Aifiesk; sstenHously de
,nies rhe1mpications and it is to be
hoped that he will clear himself.
lie is TIE president Of the Sports,
mems Game Protective Association
of THIS place: Maj. Kellam Of Cham
'berlain ..sls eenducting his, case.
George Bloeser upon being threat
ened with arrest, acknowledged his
guilt, and will promptly pay his fine.
Prof. Richardson is also in the same
boat with the others, but at this
writing we are unable to give the
result of his case. Sheriff Ryan is
receiving lots of praise for his efforts
to bring the game law violators to
justice.
;Later-Since the above was in type
Rev; A1fleck, was discharged, the
Judge raling that the witnesses did
not knew ploter-from prairie chick
ems ,S.-...t Iif'r,+ 90 G...tis-f y; 81, ~ 4
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!, i il eup Big Picnic at f,hanbera aim.

s-Chas. Sissoh, of Chamberlain, has
made arrangements ,5 559r. g. harvest
'hone lplcnlc on, American Island, to.
take place Sept. 2,3 and 4. Proml-
;llent citizens of southern, Dakota are
ia be invited and are expectedrtos be
I,ysseilt and deliver addresses. Well
Chamberlain citizens will also.
add to the interest'of the occasion BY
oratiops, speech mailing, etc, .Amuse,i
ments,a4ld gamesloG. all das criptions
have been arranged for,s including
,aancfns.ts.'sThe ladies' Of, Chamber
latn wifl have tables set with attract
.iys delicacies. for the inner man, and,
in fact, every possible arrangement
will DO. s.apade.to- insure "a delightful
time to all who attend. More anon.
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-
Ens;II Cnn,soIali

Those who complain because they
can't afford to spend the heated term
at some summer resort should remem-
ber that there is no place like home,
after all.-PainesuiHe Democrat.
How fortunate it is that most edi.
tors have a contented disposition.
The above reminds us of another
editor, happily endowed with dis
position similar to that OF. the .Dem-
ocrat man, who, as he was vending
his way homeward one dark; night.
was 4held,rp" and robbed of his en-.
tire wealth eighty. cents. ."ThanK
God" he afterwards solilq9t,ized, II
have my appetite lett, after all.n
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OFFICIAL PAPER OF THE CITY.
An UNPRECEDEN1FEn oERrn

There are a few households in
Brule county into which the GRApn1c
is not a regular visitotr oIn order to
introdpce.H, and obtain for it a fair fli
trial as compared with any weekly
paper Of its class published, we will
furnish it from nov until Jan. j, 1887
for the extraoEAiqsary, lsw.price of
FIFTY CENTS-casbe in advance,
of 'course.o This. rs .alIeductione of
nearly 100 per- cent .from regular
rates, and an extremely iiberar Offer;
which We hops win be readily ap.
preciated, by the addition Of iof many
sabsesflherss: i s f, yop y, are reno now
: eascriber order LEI az; ss1Htfa: copy sent
East, post paid. ,5so.as cj...,,,
The GRAPHIC furnishes NEARLY as
much reading,lmatter as any. two.
papers IN Brule county combined; is
non-partisan in politics, and has a
worldwide reputation as Being the
only strictly moral paper in Dakota.
Try it until Jan. and thereby obtain
more. and better reading for a, half.
dollar then you ever had before in
your, life, q: ~, -a,.y 49,. g.
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Gamc. Law Of Dakota.

Y II Is unlawful to Kill any snlpe,
cnrlew, p1oyer, grouse or prairie
CHICKEN between Jan. and Aug. Ii
Of cash, year. The fine for. violating
the law is-S2 afor eachs bird killed,
besides the cost -of thessuitand S.
attorneys fees. The revised statutes
further adds alt shall be the duty Of
every constable or sheriff OF their
deputies, when notified chat any per
son or persons hlFerviolated any of
the provisions Of this Act, to capse the
arrest of such person or persons re;
ported as having violated said law,
and bring them before the sTeisarefst
justice for trial. 80
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fIo4 weather kteu,s:!A-- St :


In Limestone, Ky, the water is 40
hardrthatethe inhabitsntss4use ptstes
of itfor window glass; ~: az. :: .,s
b, The dro,ttli In Arizona.is, so severe
That the,water in mint :inlen rustles
like a bunch of.drled.leaves.- Ii = hi !.
a.. 1t'lsDso dry ira.N l,peler Eeownty,
Texas; that 'the.renple- ahayeata'9,pin-
,k'e the water, beforesit is.,wct. emo ugh
to drank, 4s-,t .-s ,.-'ast.aa.s as.i. /
-, Thsre rs q stream iii IN orth Caro-.
linaso clearfthat' a stranger" walked
right int6it and wds dro@tiea before
he kaeW t1ie stT,san was there. 49, ~. !
The dicks .wAlch, frequent a. water,
course i'll nthe,drouth sectien of,.Miss7
issippi merchandising hard-boile.t
eggs fort he last three weeks. - y
: Tie intense dry yeesather" III il saBga-
mon county, III, has made t.pesStble
for theacitizens to: wipert their, bands
and faces on a sheet Of water. ,4.t,. a
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The dear girls who while away
their time at the seaside have started
a new, neat, and sentimental fashion.
AT the end of the season they give their
beanx the fashionable bathing suits
which they have been wearing, for
keepsakes. The boys carry them
around in their vest pockets, and when
they get home use them tor pen
wipers.
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AwyaEcarDa1so ota G.rs.


A young lady of more than the
average amount of personal attractions
one who was leader at the teachers
institute and one Of the brightest
teachers in the county, is at present
during yacation-indusripiisly .hrlp-
ing on hct fathers farm a Few shnhs
northwest of town. 7 She can shock
,as much :wheat.in j. a,,day p s. Ore erdirl-:
ary hired hire III llJ|ap,ssand pla4. and. siiig
for the alnuselaent Of the handls'n. the
evening. She ss~as genuine, Dakota
girl3 33an'ornarneute.inst tho. parior ers..a
1pbwer.in the field, 'ai,n WIG 'aorf.t.be
aieteshe i sfoken = fEt est,; ,either::'.s !.
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The Moss Covered Is.ble.z
: aHom an Exchange, : ~. - ~

g How dearto my heart IS the old,
family Bible, that stood on the table,
So solemn and sull; where, ,o1t&n re
hid everythingsF + thought Liable TO
tall iIAo.the hands of my bad,brotAer
Bill How rdentsI've' seized IT with
eyes that'were' glowing, and sehoas
its bright pages until OUT tie things
fell; bpt now lts' charming .pcretsa afl' Sre
going. ,Wittsthei new fancisd bibles
the bookstores do SELL. Tie, new.
fangledebible. the twenty cent, :bibhs,
7he rev -revisud billie, thatsaysGsh Gel
for hell..-s'' 7t-.S - si1t.e =5ot- ?.
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tke sweetBYe nh,Eaxea::
tfW KY z
:, From the White Lake Times.

= ffotd ttie F7Illtt IlHkt IIIn"s. s-E7a' -'e
~ -~ Quite a number of our citizens at
.te tended onl. base ball club to .Klnbaif
on Friday ylastto witness. the g;lme
between ,the1n and Ki1nball's boosted
1t1ne. z-Onr team came cut behind,.
the score standing 181o-s, ibln4 tlfea
our boys felt that it would be dis
courteous to whip a rooster OF his
g own door stej aud will bide. TIER
lime, q, Klmball your "a -doamed
chicken. s4is., uey who laughs j.. last,
laughs best. Revengesls sweet, vi !
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The Bijou Hills. Tones nominates
ex, Editor Scott, Of the Pukwana
Press, as county Superintendent of
schools. While the GRAPHIC has no.
objections to the present incumbent,
MIR. Drury, 1T. can heartily endorse
all that the Tines says in favor OF
Mr.. Scott.
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Banks, the barber, is in Mitchell.
In its notes OF the fire there last week
the RepudHcaaa says: "Every body
is talking about the brave Work done
by A. j.. Banks, one OF Krever2s, bar
Der, with the nozzle. He didn't seem
to mind the heat in the least; and
showed the nerve of 4 veteran -
The Kimball graphic. (Kimball, Brule County, Dakota [S.D.]) 1883-1905, 1886-08-06

Is After seeing the Kimball l-club play
two games, the editor of the Gam
Valley Sentinel philosophers thtisly:
s'NV e have come to the conclusion
tl,al 1t requires nine men and an nm
'plre to down that burg on the diar
mond." x1s $50, p
The Kimball graphic. (Kimball, Brule County, Dakota [S.D.]) 1883-1905, 1886-08-06

The postmaster general has made
a ruling which allows the transmits
sion by mail of liquids not liable to
explosion, spontaneous combustion or
ignition, under certain conditions in
sdrlng safety to other mail matter IN
transmission.