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Death Of Walker, Blaine.


The Blaine family is deeply stricken
with griel-!ioe,r s.; death has played; sad
havoc il its ranks lately-the worst blow
having been struck in. z tho death. Of
Walker Blaine, the Secretary = oldest
son. This deep sorrow followed swiftly
the death Of Mrs. ;Blaine'a sister and the
Secretary Of States brother In such ai-
! Fiction tho family have tho warmest
sympathy q official circles inv ,hing-
ton and friends il The country at large.
The Secretary Of State jis$ in very poor
health, and with the taking away Of his
I fayorite son, who lishtened the duties
Of office, the blow, coming u.s. suddenly.
,s it did, may BE- attended with serious
results. II tSSS| +
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JoILET, LIT. I purchased a box of
your Red Glover Pile; Ointment Of Ftp.
Goliday,at this place, after using various
other ,ointments without effect. A used
several applications OF the Red ! Glover
Ointment and have not had any trouble
since. 81 now believe I am! permanently
cured. My case was not one Of the worst,
but I have suffered with them for over q
year. and ,bled go much; I became greatly
reduced in fest. FL Your, ointment acted
INTERNATIONALLY and I am only too glad to
speak to the many sufferers OF this pain.
full disease. If 1t cures all who use it as
quickly as it did me, iyou will sell a great
deal Of IT, But am convinced your Pile
Ointment was made to cure, and not like
the many Others i have tested Z to de:
fraud. g It isisa pleasure for me to say,
the Red Glover Pile Ointment has been
a'priceless blessing to me, and u know it
will proye such to Others who viii; try 1t.
ei,;st3 Respectfully j, 2 ~! PARK
,ToJ:s AZ, Looset Red Clorer Cos Detroit,
~ lfic1. F. AZ 81
Y For sale by Logan Drug Co., Bridge
corner druggists, w heeling,T VIVA. :Daw
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M Tnn notorious Victoria Woodruff,
who Is now married and settled in Eng:
land, exclaiuls that thers us no chiyalry
left in America." 8This statement was
provoked by tho recent attacks made on
tho free love pricstsss by several jour:
nails in this country. II Victoria is wise
She will remain lin tho aeclusion into
which she has dropped. The kim, Of
'chiyalry she means is good thing toget
hid OF, md where she means to taunt us
sho really praises. 5,t'3S y a
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5ss'VtA,Ll[..lU.jI.Al:llBE:',LESHINl;T.[sS:;]s.
'Sltq 2. -..--:. =. $50

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To those who \ require q stimulant: Buy
the purest and the Oldest and avoid the
cheapest, for. the latter ,willindeed be the
most expensive 1.-THE enc. IfJyou give
i g thought you will agreewith me. The
tax to the government and the ageing Of
whiskies and other liquors NATURALLY
changes the price Of first cost; yYet i have
on hand, andswill sell las cheap as the
cheapest, all kinds. ButsEbe advised iby
me to buy Silver Age at $3.50 per bottle.
Six-year;oldS Finch, Gibson, ~ Overholt
and Guckenheimer at $l5each or ] six
quarts for S.. x r have the following old
ryewhiskies nov. in stock and flor sale:
1869 1879 Oyerholt, lS7S-lS75!S Gibson,
1870 {Guckenheimerl and Finch. These
goods are scarce and valuable. Secure
them while you tcan. Brand les, gins,
Jamaica and New England runs, cordials
Of all tlavors, Wines both Sparkling and
still, and all .prineipal: brands, can be had
at NY place: = Also gas full Tine Of malt
liquors.I Quick" deliveries and neat pack
ing ar; two gofs my established, rules.
Come I'd }EFlFTt 81 s. Y
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4 GRsgRAi THOMAS Ewlso addressed
the Ohio ( Legislature on Wednesday
and took occasion to say a pleasant
word ior Senator Brice. He said !,
occurred to him that they were enter.
Ing upon a new fold tol statesmanship,
Unwittinslyi General Ewing spoke, the
truth-it is the craftsmanship Of dollar,
not brains. 1t \: s3 ~ u astts
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IT Is now claimed that Mrs. Brice was
tho one who urged her husband to run
for Senator. She has aspirations TO
shine in Washington society lilo. How
tho vanitics Of the world do consume
some people. y, e H
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" Perhaps you resrun down, can't eat,
can't sleep, can't think, fcan'tado any
thing to ! your satisfaction, I and9iyou
wonder what ails you. You should heed
theiwarning; you are. taking the first
stepSinto' Nervous Prostratioh. HI You
need a Nerve Tonic and in Electric Bit
tiers you will find the exact remedy for
restoring your nervous system to its nor.
NAL, healthySc condition. 81 Surprising re-
suits follow the use of this create Nerve
Tonic and Alternative Your appetite
returns, good digestion lis restored, and
tile Liver and Kidneys resume healthy
action. Try bottle. y Price Soc, e at
Logan Drug, Co. Is Drug Store. 81 ,j34 6 i5E
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TllE Richmond Dapalch is surprised
to learn that West Virginia has larger
coal area than Great Britain, Germany
and France combinsd. Il the, Dispatch
would scratch It's editorial head 1t might
discover other surprises. The attempted
robbery Of a Governor and tho steal OF
three, Congressman But then the, Dis.
patch Is not hunting in that hole. III
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what I don't know was the caution
given With magisterial severity. vt ask
thes question in.Iny official capacity, and
you IRE bound to Sanswer It under OATH"
gtWitha contemptuous snort the witness
gave hia name, aid the questioning pro:
ceeded & /. \ .lS2lt5.S..
igsnWhere do you live ~ q !
i4"Wal, u shum u calculated the old
mar. "Why,n he continued, appealing
TO- the laughing listeners, aIye lived In
this town all my life, and SOS be-" point.
Ing to the justice, ian b'gosh to hear
him 20 ON you'd think !, N 4;
TT"Silence!" thhndered the irate Magis:
trate. Answer my question or I'll line
you for contempt OF court J 5sflf@r
q Alarmed by 1.-The. threat tllel witness
named bis place Of residence, and the OK
animation went on. y; E, a N s9s =
SMWhat is your occupation ~
E."What do you do for aliving 2, II,
!s"0h, git out, Squire jest as II yor
don't know that / tend gardens In thu
summer season an saw wood In win
tiers i, l92 IS n 4, Z.
s"As private citizen ! do I know; 1t
but as the Courts z know nothin,
about syou,p explained the perspirinl
Justice. y 81 4 v Re
5i55."'Wal, Squire, remarked The Puzzlet
witness, Vii you know somethin' out
side the court! room IN, don't know
nothin' In ityou'd better get out an 10
somebody try this case that's got hos
sense" u " # 4 i q n,
|, A The address may have been vel
meant, butt cost the witness $40. 654
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ss;iil5e ~ LUCAS .CouNrr, dbl 60 e.
4 Frank J. Cheney makes oath that he
Is the senior partner Of the firm o. +. ],
Cheney 4 Co., doing business In tthe
City Of Toledo, County and State afore'
said, and that said firm will paythe sum
Of ono hundred dollars Sfor each and
every case Sot catarrh that cannot be
cured blythe use OF Halls Catarrh Cafe'
l3;Esit5 Itielft 3li1tSta FRANKSJ =! CHENEY.
I7Sworn tosbeiore tme, and subscribed
in my, presence, this 9th day Of Decem'
Der, A. D. 1886. ~ g e 4
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Victories 80 calamity won in the Guber,
Material and Congressional elections. y,


Material and Congressional elections. \,
Now, lot there be- q revival al along
thollhe. Congress promises toiando, ID
part lat least, the vropgs suffered by
Westyirginia Repub licanS, which ought
10 inspire them with the new vim and
visor that will, concentrated inNthesluh
organizations that havo done such splen'
did work in the past, result In victory
nextliali. when the majorities promist
TO be go large tba. even Democratic 70
turning boards will not dare 70 under
take contingent proceedings. " U
a Organization, thorough and efficient
ID chiefly desired. Let every club b, rep
resented at clarksburg With a view TO
general revival. n v ii a III + Il
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THE great great popularity Ayers Pills as
q cathartic il duo less to their prompt-
ness and efficacy than to their coating OF
sugar and freedom from any injurious
effects. Children take them readily.
Sec Ayers Almanac for this year,rjust
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S|5'lC-l II! sfi Notary: Public.
@Hall's Catarrh Curo is taken internal
~ and acts directly upon the blood and
mucous surfaces Of the System. Send
for testimonials, free.
SO ~. CHENEY 4 Co., Toledo, O. u
" gT::sold by: Druggists, rs cents. Daw
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Gs Honesty may be the best policy, but I
good many people somehow fail to keep
their premiums paid up. al !
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NOTICEtTO 7 CONTRACTORS FOR
IN undersigned Chairman
Of tho1 Building COMMITTEES. Of the Hebrew, Con
gtegatlon. will receive sealed proposals at the
Office Of Ilorkheto,er Dro.,..' Wheeling VIVA,
untit3lo'ciock p m, Thuriday. the 3tth day Of
January, $780, for the erection aud completion
Of a church building to be built on their pro-
perty east tide OF Eoff st., between 18th and 18th
Sta. Wheeling, ". Va, including all 1.-The mate
,rials, fixtures, labor. and workmanship, ncccs-
sary 10 build and finish the same Of the dimen-
stons, character, quality and according to the
plans, specifications. etc., prepared for the same
by T.. ". Wells. Architect, and adopted by the
building, committee OF said consresatton. Plans
Office from date. Bids will be received for the
whole or any part Of the work separately, 4 The
committee reserves the right to reject any or ill
bids. . NORRIS llII0RklIEIMER.iS Chairman
Irff
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Don CARLOS has come to tho front
again and will endeavor5 70 make the
, most out Of tho political complications
in Spain. y Z Z II IA \
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GSATALOGU ES; LISTS CIRCULARS
inland Printing OF all kind executed at tho n
!dIl gkns 1NTELIIG JOB OFFICE, Itit
SS,sts No. Is and n Fourteenth StreatS
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4 For sale by Logan Drug Coz Bridge
corner druggists, Wheeling, VIVA: Daw
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/ KLEIN \
q AZ GSstss 8 2.Eederal! Street III
q dell.MwAp REI etSitssFIALLEGHENYSPA,
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New Advertisements

OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES
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I ioano Hui loan
Marietta and Cincinnati ..:":
Coupons 6usi.ndi
y o"tndins ssa Issued P snse e january
s
a. S35 CREDITS .Ss
n,say aad COMPROMISE Loan
Commisoners NJ 1865 s foan
Fly W NJ ntR Rg @ So
Rss Wmc H. Io9 os.
RReesIIys. Gsntlngeps Public
s Public
|.1N$1
during yssr 1858
sa Set debt January
ssils DEBT. SUMMARY JANUARY 4 $500.
BITS. n l$tsE
t 70 1 81 ISL ISL II:
inan y " ssa cincinnati bonds
c,y o,as5s january issS
iSe issy ias lss
in'sis,t eatsaalns
CREDIT s5s
Tlan,sn and
@issiSns!s q s
S SnSs Ws,e e, oss ;sS
EsssZs! sSn,iayen -
M Net debt January - ".
Respectfully submitted
H FIFTH NER,5 Ci
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DEBT SUMMARY iJANUARYs1,E1800 y

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Loan OF 1851 =. ~. :. .. :.
Marietta and Cincinnati bond ".
Loan OF :.
CITY orders outstanding Issued since Jan,lar
City rdersioutstandlng issued prior 10 Jan
City orders outstanding lOc levy fund ...,,.:...
City orders outstanding contingent fund b,
Accrued interest and coupons outstanding.
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Commissioners OF 1880 loan !. H..
wilkinson and iMathlson, trust
Commissioners OF 1881 loan I, - n. 4.
Commissioners OF. 1855 loan secs. 49,. .
City Gas iTrnstecs.,..... -. !.
City Water Board 49,. ...:
Receiver 10c levy' fund a.. . ..,..
Receiver. contingent fund i n i
Receiver general fund z. !. -,
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City 1870 Loan......,...,.,,,.,u,,
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Loan OF 1881: :. a,.. , ~.
Marlettaand ClncinnatlT
Loan OF ISIS .,.... {: :. =.
Accrued Interest and Col
City Orders o Outstanding,
City Orders Outstanding,
City Orders Outstanding,
City Orders Outstanding,
City Orders Outstanding,
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Thompson, G. D., transferring
Trustees ST. Paul's Church, vi
Western Union Telegraph g.! Co.
WharimastersJohn Crockard. :,
Wharf Repairs. !... 49,. .
White, Robert; legal services.
Witness ieeS:.......-..-,"a:,....',.
Woeber, F.iA., Jr,, commission
iWoober, F. A., Jr., atiidnvits:.."
'Woodward;W tinc trciuhde
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IN Dos'ri monkey with tho grip. Don't
even mako fun Of It. .} +
The Hot Springs star. (Hot Spings [Hot Springs], Dakota [Dakota Territory, i.e. S.D.]) 1886-189?, 1890-09-19
Sioux CITY Northwestern.

The corps Of Sioux City Northwest
ern surveyors under charge Of Engi.
neer johnson, which started out from
here about two months ago. pulled
into the city yesterday morning and
left by train in the afternoon for Sioux
City. After leaving here they sur
veyed down Rapid creek to the Chey.
enne on into the Bad Lands, and then
up to Box Elder and Elk creek to
Piedmont. The route down Rapid
creek ~was.fornd to b by Tar the best
one from the Cheyenne tn the Hills,
and other things being equal would
without doubt he selected by any road
coming to the Hills from the southeast.
The boys. bad a number Of stories to
tell Of their experience in the Bad
Lands and brought q lot Of specimens
back with them.-Rapid Journal,
The Hot Springs star. (Hot Spings [Hot Springs], Dakota [Dakota Territory, i.e. S.D.]) 1886-189?, 1890-09-19
Soldiers IL o,ne Board.

A meeting Of the trustees Of the
Soldiers home was held at the Gillespie
hotel this morning at 9 o'clock. All
members of the board we're present as
follows: General, F. S. Hammond, of
Ashton, president; Capt. w. v. Lucas,
of Chamberlain, secretary; Col. j. ).
Kleiner, of Pierre, treasurer; w. p.
Phillips. Of Hot Springs, s~uperinten-
dent Of construction; and Maj. T. A.
Bones, Of Webster. The contractors
were given until the LIST day of October
to finish the building, which can be
done in a few days after the material
arrives. The dedication Of the build
ing will be made November the LIST,
and the home will be opened at that
date.
The Hot Springs star. (Hot Spings [Hot Springs], Dakota [Dakota Territory, i.e. S.D.]) 1886-189?, 1890-09-19
A Baptist Church.

Arrangements are being perfected
through which a Baptist church will be
erected at Hot Springs. A beautiful
site has been selected on Stewards
addition near the college. The church
to be erected will cost about nine
thousand dollars, and work commences
in about two weeks. OF this enterprise
we shall have more to say later
when plans have been more fully
matured. Thi is assured, however,
that the church will be built this
year.
The Hot Springs star. (Hot Spings [Hot Springs], Dakota [Dakota Territory, i.e. S.D.]) 1886-189?, 1890-09-19
Bug Under Her Skin.

Mrs.. Lavena Baker, Of Plymouth town
ship Montgomery County, Pa, has for
many weeks been suffering intense pain In
her neck and shoulder. A few days ago q
large black spot appeared. An incislon was
made by q doctor. who took from the flesh
. large bug resembling q potato bug some
what. She is now suffering from erysip-
elias, the result Of the bugs presence in
har alsfn
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( HANroKD,
raorR1Ercas.
N-ElGHB0RHO0D NOTES
Fro. vr,d.y's Daily.

From Fridays Daily.
Elegant line Of Carpets at Crane
Bros.
Buy your Hats at Farso's store,
where you can DO suited.
NJ. G. Barnes is building an addition
to his store building on Chicago avenue.
Chris Rhynemouth, Of Hay Springs
Neb., is clerking in Fargo & Sons
store.
Meals served at all hours at The
Kenefick restaurant, on Chicago
avenue.
The Sioux Valley News comes out
daily during the county fair. It is
enlarged from last year, and is now
six column.
Mr.. F. l.. Morrison will open up q
full line Of watches, clocks and jewelry
in the post Office building in Hot
Springs Watch and clock repairing
will receive special attention.
Lehman, who it will lie remembered
shot and killed Constable Burns al
Fairburn last year, and was tried and
found guilty last fall, was granted q
new trial. This trial was concluded
on Tuesday. The jury brought in 8
verdict Of guilty, Tuesday evening
and recommended the death penalty
Articles Of incorporation for til,
Odell stone company were filed OF
Tuesday with the Secretary Of Stat.
at Pierre. The company's headquarters
are Odell, Fall River county, S. d.
Its stock $4,000; its object, buying
cutting and selling building stone
A. w. Odell, of this city, is at TIL
head Of this company.
Mrs. DR.. Root accompanied by he'
little girl left Wednesday for Crete
Ncb., where she will visit for severe
weeks. In the fall the DIR. expects t
go east and Mrs. Root will so with him
The DIR. goes to take a lecture cours
for the winter as he said ITO find on
how much more those fellows dow
there know, than we do up here" Bot
will return to the Springs in April.
A petition, or declaration settin,
forth that the subscriber believed tina
the closing of the saloons was detri
mental to the business interests 0
Fioeadwood, and that the prosperity o
the city demanded their r~e-openine
was extensively circulated and largel.
signed yesterday morning. Just wha
disposition Of the document will b
made does not yet appear.-Deodroo
Pioneer.
The Hot Springs star. (Hot Spings [Hot Springs], Dakota [Dakota Territory, i.e. S.D.]) 1886-189?, 1890-09-19

that tie soil in South Dakota "is IN
good condition to sprout the seed they
cow" Reports from the other side say,
however, that the lost cause Of the
south vas . Offering success in com.
parisJn to what the outcome Of the
suffrage struggle will be in South Da-
kota this fall.-Rapid LoWNal.
The Black Hills Methodist college
opened Thursday Of this week. It wal
the pleasure Of the Adrocate editor,
through the courtesy Of President
Hancher, to take walk through the
building Tuesday Of this week, and he
is free to say that 1t is undoubtedly the
Rrandest building Of its nature ever
erected in the west, and its manage.
ment Is worthy Of the greatest encour.
agement the citizens Of this country
can o6er.-Adrocae.
Our readers will remember that in
July Mrs DR.. E. F. Root of Exeter, Ne
braska, came to the Springs to regain
hei health. She stayed here seven
weeks, bathed in the waters here un.
der the direction Of DR.. b. Root of this
city, and although she was suffering
from consumption she was very much
benefited. On the oath OF August she
returned home and a letter recently re-
received by her friends here that she
has been improving since her return
to Exeter. So pleased and grateful
have both she and her husband been
over the results, that they contemplate
making this q permanent home in the
near future.
MARElED-"A quiet wedding took
place ut the home of G. ID. Dawes on
Sixth street Tuesday evening, at which
time Miss Corie Davies was united in
marriage with Mr.. Newton Nj. Henton,
late Of Hot Springs, Dakota. Rev.
Lloyd Skinner performed the ceremony
in the presence of only the members Of
the family. Miss DAVIS is we'll and
favorably known here as an artist and
poetess. For the present she will re.
man at her home here
The above is taken from the Samk
County Democrat published at Baraboo
Wisconsin. It conveys information,
that will be a great surprise to the
many friends Of the groom at Hot
Springs. However the best wishes of
a host Of friends here will follow him
where he is we'll and favorably known
and esteemed for his integrity Of char
acter. In all this the STAR heartily
joins.
It costs to advertise in a newspaper,
but live energetic business men say
that liberal advertising never fails to
pay big interest on the investment.
Country business men know very lit
tie, however, of the cost of advertising
in big papers and periodicals. For
instance, one single page ia the
Century, taken for advertising pur-
poses, costs $500; in Harper's, $500
down to 800. A yearly advertise
ment Of one column in the New York
Herald costs S3O,3O4 for the lowest
and $4,000 for the highest priced
columns. These figures will doubt
less he OF interest to men who in
vest - or So per month, fatter them.
selves with the idea that they are ex-
tensive liberal advertisers, and that
because Of their investment they
ought to control the columns and
dictate the course of publication.-Ex.
The Hot Springs star. (Hot Spings [Hot Springs], Dakota [Dakota Territory, i.e. S.D.]) 1886-189?, 1890-09-19

Talent will tell. A New York milliner
who was discharged for incompetency
brought suit against her employer aud went
before the jury In a hat of own deyising.
The result was . prompt verdict for her In
the sum Of t406.
The Hot Springs star. (Hot Spings [Hot Springs], Dakota [Dakota Territory, i.e. S.D.]) 1886-189?, 1890-09-19

extended to them while in the Hills.
We must confess that the Pioneer has
some grounds. The president and sec.
rotary Of the s. d. P. A. have not, to
our knowledks, said one word about
the trip. 1t IS treating us a little
shabby to say the least.
On Saturday last 7. J. Spancler sold
his interest in the Mlnnekahta Herald
to j. w. Jones Of the Oeirichs Adrocate.
The STAR extends a cordial welcome to
Mr.. Jones and trusts that the new ven
ture will be q profitable one. Mr.
spaugler has built upa good paper and
8 good, business here. He leaves Wed.
.nesday or Thursday for Duluth, whera
LIS expects to operate in the future.
|Spang's friends. here, and they are
many, will wish him success wherever
he goes.
The Deadwood Pioneer pays the
the following we'll merited compli.
ment toa Hot Springs institution
1.-THE First National bank Of Hot
Springs is fairly launched and will
soon take rank with the financial in.
stituticns Of tho state. The capital
stock paid in is $4,000. and the stock.
holders have private resources aggre
eating over N.0J0.O00. With Dr..
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