The Kimball graphic. (Kimball, Brule County, Dakota [S.D.]) 1883-1905, 1895-12-21

business and by shrewd eal in real
estate.
In the play for which Lord Sholto and
Lady Douglas nave been cast, his lord4
ship will have nothing to do but to pose
in the society scene by a of giving
tone" to the performance. 1t is said
he will not speak from the meheco m
on the stage till the curtain goes down.
Lady Douglas of the proud house of
Mooney, will take a minor'role.
The Rev. Robert Collyer, while at the
breakfast table of one of his friends in
the country. near Boston, was asked by
one of the family. Mr. Collyer. do you
enjoy as good ar appetite as you have
In years past?" To which he replied:
"My dear young lady, if I lose the appe-
tite I now have I hope 10 poor nan will
find It,"
The galaxy of vice presidential busts
in the capital at Washington was re-.
Gently reinforced by the miniature
presentment." in marble. of Millard
Fillmore, who is the most beautiful man
in the whole collection. The other vice
presidents yet to be embalmed in the
gallery are Tyler, King, Breckenridge
johnson and Colfax.
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The Rev. DR.. George w. Carter, who
has been on trial before the Virginia
Methodist conference for breaking the
church laws. is 70 years old. He has
been divorced twice, has fought two
duels. has edited a newspaper, has beer
q college professor and has always
preached gospel sermons.
Miss Gertrude Rives, a sister of Amene
Rives Chanier, who is visiting in Wash.
ington, is described as being a very
beautiful girl with brown hair and
brown eyes and with a striking resemb,
lance to her famous sister.
Out of SAB convicts in the Kansas peni.
tertiary there are only twelve women
barely enough to do the mending and
darning for the masculine criminals.
The women are a good ways from being
on an equal footing with the men. even
in Kansas.
There is certainly money in literature,
Three Georgia authors who, ten years
ago. didn't have a dollar in the world.
are now running f1ourishing grocery
stores and lave failed in business sever.
al times.
Uncle Toms Cabin" first appeared
as a serial in the early sos in the Ma
tional Era, an antislavery paper pub
lished in Washington, and in the north
nobody ever laid that paper down until
they had read every word of the story
which 1t contained.
Mary Philbrook. the first woman law
yer IN New Jersey. won her first ease
the other day, n the enjoyment which
she felt over her victory was much aug
mented by the circumstance that her
client was a woman whom q bold, bad
man was trying to defraud.
Mrs. Samuel Craft. living near Nc
Gees, Simpson county, Miss, is Just
Al years old and has had twenty chill
dren, fourteen of whom are living. This
is considered a little out Of the common.
even in Mississippi.
The New Jersey young woman who
has been In a trance yer since Thanks.
giving is supposed to have eaten the
liver of the turkey and handed up her
plate h second time for mince pie.
The Minnesota college yell is so bad
that 1t frightened the well seasoned and
sturdy Nine. scalch. cs the stage at
Minneapolis.
For the first time in many years Atch.
ison Is without a town bully. Things
are going on about as usual, but the olo
settlers complain that the town doesn't
seem natural.
Walter McCreary, an old hermit who
was true to his first and only love for
fifty years, died the other day at Gran.
vile, o. It is believed hat he was the
only one left.
The facility with which water rolls
from a ducks back is suggested by the
ease with which Q Ingersoll is shed.
ding the prayers of the Christian En-.
Aeavorers and the Salvation army.