The Kimball graphic. (Kimball, Brule County, Dakota [S.D.]) 1883-1905, 1888-08-10
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OF nour.
Santa Barbaba Gal; hrs tn artcsien
well which yields over 100000 gallons
of water daily:
During the recent cyclone in Missis-
sippi a negro boy was blown off his
mule into Il creek.
Colonel Cash, of South Carolina, had
seven due!s arranged for when he sud-
denly fell i'll and died.
There died the other day at Chill, |
Ind, n pony of the mustang variety
that was toaled III 1887
Even the Chinese have caught the
base ball fever, and they have organ
lied a club at Marysville, Cal.
A st. Louis doctor says that cocaine
not only destroys the will power, but
will make Il villain out of the honestest
man in the world.
Roam Dog. the big mcdirihe man q
the Si6uS, finding bis mother dead and
his reputation gone, sent u bullet
through Ills heart last week.
The phylloxera is spreading in the
vineyards of California. Another dis
ease called root rot has also appeared
to aid in the work of destruction.
Joseph Pinion, of Temple, Ala,
found a rock about twenty miles from
that place in 1865 that would cut iron,
andehe says there is a great deal of it.
A man in New jersey. who was in
very destitute circumstances. applied
to the town for help. He asked for
some money and apair Of patentleath-
er slippers.
At Hamilton, Ont, a man who bor-
rowed IN umbrella and did rot return
it has just been sentenced to jail for
one year. A timely warning TO the
wise is sufficient
The Most common stock expression
in the language is probably ''Wcll,"
used as an interjection. 1t may be
given more meanings than any other
meaningless word of Il few letters,
Just before water was reached in the
new artcsian well at Montezuma, Ga,
some strange articles came from it,
consisting of humps OF cod, fish scales
and bone, clear amber-colorod rosin and
hits of soft wood.
49,. %.s acaG & tong soarcn lor =
sunken rock in the Red Sea upon which
two British steamers foundered. 1t has
at last been found. 1t is a very small
coral patch with only fifteen feet of
water over if.
The French are acknowledged I'd
have the finest guns and liroiectiles ii
Europe. Their Fernliny shell has been
shot through an armor plate twenty
inches thick, and come out with its
steel point uniujured.
In the old church of San Miguel,
Santa Fe, N. NJ, is Il bell that was east
iii Spain in the year 1896. 1t was
brought to Mexico by Cortez. and af-
ter the fall of Montezuma Indian slaves
carried it to New Mexico.
Americans are becoming more and
more popular in Paris. AS in London,
they are the fashion. The spread-eagle
citizen is less conspicuous, and the
present quiet, observing tourist is well
coined with admiration.
Ivy planting and tree planting make
college commandments the true time
of '.arbor DAYS" Some love for trees
may be the result of the ceremonies,
and arbor day orators may be produced
from the graduating classes.
An early portrait of the poet Brown
ing, soon to be published in Il collec-
ton of his poems. is said to represent
Il youngish man, with dark hair, rather
ill-shaped whiskers, and Il decidedly
Hebraic cast of c~ountenanee.
A well-known London firm Of re-
freshmcnt contractors recently adver-
tised for 1000 additional walters, md
10000 applications were received in re-
Spouse, the whole of the candidates
c1,i,ninr TO how, had nyp.r5,p.n
The largest single check cvcr given
was by John ID. Taylor, treasurer Of
the Pennsylvania Company. 1t was
drawn payable to order of Lee Living
!, ston L. Co, for S1i.256, 1876 on the Ma
National Bank of Commerce, of New
York City.
The lumber from which the gallows
was constructed on which john Brown
was executed is owned by y resident of
Harpcr's Ferry, who is waiting for
some relic hunter to come and take it
off his hands. The modest sum of ST.
I 500 is asked for it.
One Of the finest collections of coins
in the South is owned by Captain Bias
con Myrirk, OF Amcricus. Ga. He
: started it number of wears ago from a
! bag of old Spanish and French coins
that he received over the counter while
cashier of Il bank in Forsyth.
There is quite a colony of well-to-do
colored men in Atlanta, GA, numbers
of whom have made small fortunes
since the close of the war. The ma
iority of them were slaves and started
+ life poor, but pluck and persistence
have given them q firm standing tinan-
ciaily.
I A moccasin was killed near Smith
vile, Ga. and out of curiosity the boys
made Il post-mortem examination of
his body. To their amazemcnt they
discovered that he had swallowed a
snake of length nearly equal to his
own, less the head, which had been
cIicwcd off.
u A cordial farmer, who is preparing
:. to receive city Visitors, says: "Ourpcor
relations have written to say that they
! want to inhale the country Air for
. about three months. Well. if they can
live ON il let them come. N~ccanlodge
= the lastsone of them, us wchayc plenty
" of house room"
Something that pays better than a
gold mine is a large ledge of mica To-
a Gated Just west Of Moscow, idaho. 1t
was discovered n few years aro by an
Italian, who sold it for IL trille to w.
A. Moody. The ledge was next pur-
q chased by n Chicago firm, who paid
q $l25,000 for it. and have since taken a
fortune out of it every year.
A new process for preparing beans
for food has hecn devised. The beans
are reduced to flour, which is boiled
n until it attains Il certain consistency,
and the name of ''rurd" is given to it.
The article is simple, cheap aad nutri.
tious, and is much relishcd by the Chi.
ncsc. 1t has a large percentage OF
c%aseine, aud is Il good substitute for
Q milk.
The advent of summer in the South
n is described by an editor in appropri,
Q ateiy glowing language: The mer,
curry, like a cringing sycnphant. quick
to do homage to the coming queen.
bounded up toward the nineties. and
the glowing r,nshine sh6wercd upon