Sturgis advertiser. (Sturgis, Dakota [S.D.]) 1887-1???, 1888-03-14
Smoke the Chancellor cigar.
The weather is warm and pleasant.
Best ale always found at Ammon's.

Best ale always found at Ammon's.
The Chancellor cigar, at the Variety
store.
Capt. Knight will shortly star. for
California for Thomas Cox.
A full and complete line Of smokers
articles at the Variety store.
Rev. Father Metzger left for Yankton
Sunday afternoon, on clerical business.
Fine boots and shoes made to order.
Repairing promptly done, E. Koerner.
Special meetings of the board of trade
were held Monday and Tuesday evenings
to consider important matters.
House and lot for sale cheap, on La
izelle street. Stable on lot. All bnild-
'ings new Apply to John Mulheims, on
premises.
One of the best things that could be
done in this CITY at the present time
would DO to make a killing among some
of the numerous CANNES that infest our
streets.
Little Claude Schnell is lying at the
point of death, and unless change for
the better soon sets in, the end is very
near, The friends of Mr.. Schnell hope
for the best.
Sturgis can do without her tran1ps but
she cannot get along without Chase &
Gilman's Variety store, where goods are
sold at prices never before thought of
prior to the advent of this firm.
Charles Hcydon, well known here, who
has been in the dray business at Buffalo
Gap for the past two years, has left for
parts unknown leaving young lady
and prospective heir-to mourn his
loss.
If you want fashionable dress made,
go to Mrs Moore's, Main street, oppo-
site the Sheridan house. She sells fine
dress goods by sample at eastern prices.
Also clean and repair clothing for ladies
or gentlemen on short notice.
If those desiring anything done in the
dressmaking line, plain or fancy sewing,
elnbroidering, cutting, fitting, ETC., will
call upon Miss Thompson, third door
south Of the bank, they can get it at
most reasonable figures.
L. d. Petit and family arrived here
from Dakota on Monday last. The gen
tleman comes for the purpose of looking
up favorable location for himself and a
number of friends. We hope he may be
pleased with Newport and conclude to
locate among us.-Newport (Oregon)
News.
The Pioneer of Friday contained what
it called portrait of Kaiser Wilhelm
and his queen. 1t looked moro like a
couple of Irish song ambulance perform
ers in double ''old-people" act. II the
late emperor looked anything like
the portrait it is no wonder two or three
attempts were made to assassinate him.
A concert for the benefit Of the Epis-
copal church of this city will be given
by home talent at the opera house on
Thursday evening, March %. An inter
esting and varied programme will be pre-
sented. Admission SO cents. Reserved
seats without extra charge at the Post
office newsstand. Tho programme will
appear in next issue.
The Jackson murder trial came to a
conclusion on Saturday morning, the
jury, after being out all night, bringing
in verdict Of manslaughter in the first
degree, recommending mercy. A motion
was made for new trial by the defense
and counsel will argue it Saturday.
Mr.. jackson gave bail in the sum OF S.
900 for his appearance.
Bismarck may be the chancellor of
Germany, and Salisbury OF England.
but the royal chancellor of all can be
found at the Variety store, the Chancel-
lor cigar. Try them.
The officers dramatic association of TT.
Meade, will repeat the trayesty "Romeo
and Juliet at the post theater on the
evening of March 10. Reserved seats rs
cents; general admission 80 cents. Tick
cts for sale at the adjutants Office and
postofIice, TT. Meade, and Iischefs, in
this city.
John Sechler, better known through
out this section of the country as Arkan-
saw John, was stabbed in a Crawford,
Nebraska, saloon by a tough, also well
known here, named Spud Murphy.
While the wounds are serious, three cnts
having been given, they are not necessar-
ily.fatal. Murphy has been a companion
and protege Of Scchler's for several years
past.