The Hot Springs star. (Hot Spings [Hot Springs], Dakota [Dakota Territory, i.e. S.D.]) 1886-189?, 1889-07-05

S.,s;,,nv SSf.s 48.6o0 last year for postage stamps.
6Se e" %" And yet the chances are that IL he re.
nAvorA quests the P0stofRce Department to
grant him thirty days credit ON the
or. pu.,mn.. next batch Of stamps which he orders.
- this good Tacoma customer will meet
has only come into use "-' 7" :"
n oil sam within a lew sMosT any pleasant day." says the
- Ellsworth Me- american, zone can
lis are now largely de. see a milk-white horse driven through
a ocean beds ia mid tho the streets of Winter Harlor at a lively
era. pace. Should you inquire his history
" you would lie told that the horse was
has a Chinese dentist. owned by ID. B. Flint, of Boston, and
primitive, having been was twenty-nine years of age, but lie
AN LOCO years. was formerly owned by General U. s.
- Grant, and was ridden by him on the
n Times doesn't think field Of battle.
and we don't think --
london Times, so llonors The New York Uorld insists that
whether execution by electricity in
), .,o ,anIox g chow. stead of by rope is constitutional or
;,,m4,:., iii. O.. not, so much of the law as forlids the
.o ~. -. o. publication of the details of the execu-
ton certainly is. No doubt of that, il
-- you can get them. This isa free conn.
A. GARFIELD is said to try and Il free press means the publ
10000. When General cation of everything you know; but
his estate aggregated how are you going to find out about
about the details?
fARrs takes a deep and THE farmer who reads and studies is
!" ue creamery whch the one who works to purpose: while
nave JUST staftett the one who does not read makes his
efforts Mt hap-hazard. The farmer is
Mt many Amo,;cons ~ posted on the markets, and from long
;s;t;no o,most 70 non study is able to draw conclusions and
,y;,;n ~, mi, sl,ros form pretty correct ideas of what it
VIII he to his interest to market. He
- Will not he found nowadays, turning
led Mt Cherry Tree. Pa. his attention to raising scrub cattle,
old. His death will nor building large harms and granaries
IL sons. lM grandclil- to accommodate his prospective crop of
t-grunclillren. and & oats.
"sN""'e" Ir is related that when Prince Bis
or.;,n rol., ,ooso o,1 mairk met Samoan Commissioner Has
N;11,. S+,t.s VII, M son he was struck with the idea that he
.ot .o,+l,,,ol. ~, A,r had met that gentleman before. SIS
f,;u,to, mn ono my face familiar to you?" asked Bis
60 far ow.y q - +ho+ marck. with Il puzzled expression OH
- his countenauce. "Your features are
is expressed that if all known to everybody in orr country"
ID ly recent applications said the conrtlv Kasson. Ent the lat
water gas he verified. ter was not pleased to think that Bis
g will bc outrivaled both marck should have wholly forgotten
nd beauty of light. their meeting when Kasson was Minis
- ter to Austria.
for n railroad in the --
Congo. around the great THE Archbishop of Canterberry has
been completed. The written a letter to the English Preshv-
niles, and will take four terrain Synod to the effect that the au-
etc. 1t will cost $5.OOO,- tllorities of the various branches of the
Anglican Communion hold themselves
on,sy T,xrxrr of in readiness to enter into fraternal cons
< tbe dest,uct;on of yeco- ference with the representatives of the
VI. no+ ~ oroo+ l.. other Christian communions in the En-.
of +1a Eno,;sl, ghsh-sreaking races. in order to Com
10 Down III. slider what steps could he taken, either
toward corporate reunion or toward
such relations as might preface the way
I0f fulef Organic unity hereafter.
that will lmsk twelve --
day. 1t is still impe,- THE cruelest woman in the country
as it will not kiss the is mentioned iN the Boston Traveller
whenever it as follows: "a woman in Irwin Coum-
ty. Georgia, understands the hen lmsi.
. ness. Whenever she gets ready to set
e"s '" " q !" a hen, it matters not whether the hen is
~ ohe-"'t" UNIT Oh "e ready or not, she catches the fowl.
Wy W.. :" ''pe '"'. breaks one leg. puts eggs and hen i'll a
~ q soup ~ e"h S'iii' nest and nails them up. She says
~ r"tm'S '"' "'eis y" there is nothing like breaking one leg
~ ""'i's' to make them set. BY the time the
av,,xr, u,,, VIA, - hen matches. the leg is we'll and she
:...: is ready to care for the chicks"
" .e c".'e. ''''es ."' PROBABLY the biggest hunting ex-
II to mind the infection ,ol;.;o, ,,o, ,m..as, ...:mt
'""'i"' ne ~ u" % dividnals is that now under discussion
my refuses !" hahge IL by Charles Carroll, Harry Carey, and
.o,;w, ma.o s.,,, :, and Willie CHAMBER. three well-known
1v,;,.. So. Ill. NEWCOMERS. Their idea is to arrive
ne, where he placed them 49, ,'s ~ ""'. easy s.'' /"
family cat. The latter. ~ N"' NV ti"ee :"
adopted them. and ~. 's s""e W" NJ. e"'"le Z"
are deeply attached "A aims "'"''i.s VIZ s'iMA'io .
exploring an unknown country. A
- party of four hundred natives
an unmarried woman thoroughly armed and equipped. will
lie laght arm OF her es- he the hotygnard, and the outfit is al
married woman the lett. ready being prepared.
the bride enters --------
the right arm of the An Ell Paso reporter was recently
es out on the left side of shown II strange freak of nature. Mrs
i. Howard witnessed the balloon
= ascension, and a few days later pre-.
ght years thefe was moi sentel Mr.. Howard with n nice little
"e 'o"ho' lNeVaepeMps' boy, who bears a singular hirthmark,
vas the u lawyer. tIut which is nothing more nor less than a
D g lawyer hung ont MS perfect representation of Professor Ie
primitive paradise, and Rows balloon. The ,l,otooronl, rs !;
MS are going to law over night be called. is locatel inst above