The Hot Springs star. (Hot Spings [Hot Springs], Dakota [Dakota Territory, i.e. S.D.]) 1886-189?, 1888-06-22
THE WEEKLY ROUNDUP.

~ rams OF tnc naSt week.
Music lovers should 90 to the concert
Sunday night. Admission free.
Highest market price in trade paid
for butter and eggs at Davisons S meat
market.
General Sheridan is slowly improv
ing and it is thought that his recovery
is probable.
John NJ. Thurston, of Nebraska, was
selected as temporary chairman OF the
convention.
IL. w. Sham has been compelled to
bIild an addition to his butcher shop to
accommodate his large and increasing
/ trade.
If Sherman receives the nomination
it is probable that Congressman Nc.
Kinley will lie the heir of Sherman's
senatorial tosa.
III. u. Eaton was elected treasurer of
Hot Springs school township and DIR.
Stanley was elected director of SUBJ
district No. /.
The democratic and anarchist clubs
thr ougEout the country can. with pro-
rriety. march under the same banner
the red banduna.
Go to Miss Moore's for delicious
dish OF Ice cream. She Is also prepared
to furnish fresk bread. and everything
usually kept at IA frst-class restaurant.
; According to the Chronicle the
feathercd emblem OF Yankee freedom
will wake the mountain echos which
environ the Tin City on the ith of July,
The Hot Springs base ball clut
should effect some kind of a permanent
organization, elect captain and play
few practice games preparatory to
!, vanqushius the 0clrichs boys on the
Fourth.
The benefit hall given by the ban(
boys last evening. although not much
: of IL benefit owing to the small attend
ancc i'll consequence of unfayorable
weather, was greatly enjoyed by those
present.
1t is useless to speculate on the prob
able result of the Chicago convention
According to late newspaper report;
ii there we're eight or ten candidates in
the field and all stand about the SANE
!. show of getting the nomination
On Tuesday John Henton brought il
a bunch of rye grown on his place ter
miles southwest of this place thai
measured So inches i'll length. He ha
four acres of this rye and expects IL
@ realize about thirty bushels 10 the acr
from ii.
H The appearance of the Fargo blocl
on Chicago avenue has been greatl.
improved by the application Of Il Goa
of light drab paint with dark trim
mings. The upper story of the bHllc
ing is being pla,tered and othcrwis
Improved.
N' j. Nj. Baldwin and NJ. n. Dodge. {
I.ta Mine, haze. during the past Wee
inspected the survey Of township
range 6. in this county. and found
entirely satisfactory. 1T Is cNpecte
in that settler, will be enabled to I'll
within six weeks.
rA O. Ferguson has recently diseovert
= and located tract of coal lands fci
the mouth Of Fall River that rromis
to lay over ANYTHING of the kind y
discovered in this portion of the Hill
There Is said TO be two foot VEIN
., excellent coal in sight.
=. Jim I.assara is the first in this pa
of the county TO bring in the Ii:st lo
- of new hay. The crop OF hay III
season promises to he immense ~
farmers should cndeavor to harry
at least enough 10 supply the hol
liver demand.
A u. & NJ. survey party is report
,rA ,,,o,, III ;l!it,t,- -
- The locality declare that it Is the inte
tion of the company to bnild throu
the hills. q statement while somcwl
!. chcstnutty has the flavor of probabil
because reasonable. -Deadwood Tim
ioar ..Blaine or Bust is the motto of
California delegation. We don KIN
,rA who Bust is but judging from
newspaper estimates of the strength
the various candidates Californi
'oS. second choice don't stand ghost of
show. He is rarely mentioned.
1t is amusing to read. from time
FRS. time, in reports of democratic c.
vcntions, resolutions favoring the
.a,ci tension of home rule to the people
and Ireland. saws the New York Press.
is not little inconsistant. to say
orA. least, that democracy is so solicitous
the liberties of distant island whil
-, persistently denies the same libertie
" its own territory Of Dakota?
Harper; Weekly. although it is
ardent advocate of free trade. ant
supporter of the democratic nomil
is not altogether sanguine of the
4 o,, cess of the democratic party. 1t $
work sI'he result of the contest cannot
!, ,',aril an,l forecast. How effective will be
~ scare of free trade and low wages,
how extensive the Irish and o
kota. democratic detection, remain to
. proved
nd The New York World offers
vi following testimonial in favor Of
democratic nominees: All Of
English papers, without dissen
voice. approve Of the ticket nornin
at the St. Louis convention. All S
n. dis, dis, in high terms Of the administration
"'''s' President Cleveland and regard
election as certain. They dwell
k"rA. the assumption that his election nj
an advancement in favor of free t
60n The st. Paul Pioneer Press, eye
6Vu the look -out for new things, has
vided its business representatives
a