The Hot Springs star. (Hot Spings [Hot Springs], Dakota [Dakota Territory, i.e. S.D.]) 1886-189?, 1891-09-04
From Wednesdays Daily

Fresh home made cheese at Nc
Carty's.
Go to the avenue meat market for
bargains.
Go to Kenefck's restaurant If you
want a frst-class meal.
Wantcd.-A house-keeper. Christian
.oman preferred. Apply to A. H.
Chloupek.
WANrED:-An apprentice to learn
the printing trade. Enquire at the
STAR Office.
Eugene Mum, a member of the
Nebraska legislature in 'S5, is in the
city. He resides at Swift, Neb.
Will you suffer with Dyspepsia and
liver complaint? Shiloh's V.tallizer
is guaranteed to cure you. Sold by
Root,
Messrs. Gray, McClellanl, and How
ard, of CheY enne Falls, were in the
city yesterday, selling produce aud
t%ransacting business.
George Trimmer and wife, G. G..
Fargo, and W. p. Phillips were among
the Hot Springs representatives to tie
Labor Picnic at Hill City yesterday.
Nil. A. Thornhill has retarnea from
his visit iu Illinois and is again on duty
at Crane Bros store. We learn that
his family will probably return ere
long
John N. Eatzmingsr's two boys and
his household goods arrived yesterday
from Sioux Falls. The family will &C.
cupy the back part OF the store for the
present.
The cattle shipments over the BLACK
Hills division OF the Elkhorn road this
season have been $50 cars. The cattle
men will shortly commence their beef
round up and larger shipments will be
made.
General Superintendent Hughes, of
the Elkhorn road came into tue city
yesterday on a special. He came from
Whitewood and reports that there were
about 1000 people at the Labor Day
celebration there.
st Patrick's Pills are carefully
prepared from the best material and
according to the most approved form
ola, and are the most perfect cathartic
and liver pill that can bs produced,
All Druggists sell them.
A number of men with teams are
levelling down a huge hillock that i;
situated in the principal street Of Cold
Brook addition This part of the city
is especially thriving this year. u large
number of new residences having been
put up there.
The case of the state VS.. j. A. He'd
rix, in which the defendant was charged
with assaulting a man named Johnson
on Saturday last, was set for three
o'clock yesterday. The ease was dis.
missed for want of prosecution, The
complainant not appearing.
w. Il. Wilson, who has been run.
ming a saw mill about twenty miles
north OF here, has sold his business tc
Messrs. Tanner & Gillette. MIR. Wilson
expects, after closing up his business
interests here to go to Colorado, where
lac already has two brothers residing.
WMttcmore, the photographer, ex.
poets his wife AND three child rem th!:
morning from Ashland, Neh, where
Mr.. Whittamora has resided for some
years past. The building which
iie occupies on Chicago Avenue is Gs
ing fitted up for family use and he ex
poets TO reside there through tho win
ter. His household effects .,a We ar
E:yed.
There is an old adage: "Nba'
everybody says mast be true" Henri,
Cook, of New Knoxville. Ohio, in !;
recent letter says: "Chamhcrlain.
Cough Remedy has taken we'll here
Everybody likes it on account Of TIN
immediate relief it gives" There i
nothing like it to loosen and relieve
severe cold. For sale by all druggists
Amos Hale, says the Sioux City Jour
nal, the we'll known travelling man o
this city, writes from Hot Springs S
d., that he went there Il few weeks ag,
to escape his annual attack Of Angus
hay fever, and finds that climate en-
tirely free from it. He attributes thi
to the rarenass of the atmosphere an,
absence of rank vegetation so promo
tive of the malsdy elsewhere.
President Hancher was present a
the teachers institute at Rapid CITY
Monday, and "talkcd quite a while t
the teachers on what their obiec
should DO in connection with thei
work. intlmating, incidentally, tina
while it should not be the only o,iec
in view, still he rather leaned towar,
the teacher who considered money on
of the chief objects in his or her avoc
tion,'' says the Rapid Republican.
To show the remarkable curatiy
properties of the spring waters in tili
city, we have only to cite two instance
in which the parties have recently re
ceived especial benefit. Mrs. Hill, o
} Buffalo, Wyoming, who has been sui
fering from rheumatism to such a de
gree that she was helpless, has bee
5 taking the bath the past four or tiv
days and today she is able to help her
self and to go to the dining-room with
(: out assistance. She has faith that 81,
may receive permanent cure. MIR.
Barnett, of Atlanta, Ia, an elderl
lady also suffered with rheumatisr
and came to try the healing water.
During her stay here, which has bee