The Hot Springs star. (Hot Spings [Hot Springs], Dakota [Dakota Territory, i.e. S.D.]) 1886-189?, 1891-08-21
From Thursdays Daily.
Go to NJ. Flannigan's for chatte

Go to NJ. Flannigan's for chattel
loans.
Go to the avenue meat market for
bargains.
Go to G. u. Dailey's for your winter
wheat flour.
Inquire at G. D. Bailey's for flour
and prices on feed.
E. A. Allen, a prominent citizen of
Houston, Texas, is in the city.
The Baptist congregation will soon
be supplied with a new pastor.
wANrED:-An apprentice to learn
the printing trade. Enquire at the
STAR Office.
For Abstracts Of title call on the l..
II. Bostwick Abstract 70. Office over
State Bank.
L. M. Abbott and wife, of Rapid
City are in the city, attending the
Chautauqua.
Geo. Turner and Joe Marty II
building q neat little cottage on South
Chicago avenue.
IL. G. Hayes, of Deadwood. court
stenagrapher, is in tho city and will
take IN the Ch%autauqua.
Mrs. w. c. and L. d. Heron, of Lc-
mars are taking in the Chantauqua,
and enjoying the s%alubrious climate.
Dr.. S. p. Leland, one of the most
eloquent lecturers at the Assembly, left
last evening for the east, as his time
was limited.
j. T. Bruner and Miss Lilly NJ.
Bruncr, of Omaha, have joined the
Omaha delegation at the Springs and
will remain sometime.
j, B. Curran, Sunday School mis-
sionary for the Presbyterian church,
has arrived in the city and will prob
ably remain over Sunday.
A rich strike is reported to have
been made in one Of the mines on
French creek in which some Hot
Springs people Il interested.
Judge Granger, who has been visiting
for several weeks with A. b. Conner,
of this city, returned, Sunday evening,
to his home in Waukon, Iowa.
Are YOU made miserable by midi
gestion, constipation, dizziness, loss of
appetite, yellow skin? Shiloh's Wit
aiizer is a positive cure. Sold by Root
Hon. VIM. Gardner, one of the
prospective candidates for congress
and John G. Chamberlain, the railroad
contractor, both of Rapid, were in the
city on business yesterday.
The strike at the smelling works at
Omaha has been compromised. The
men went to work yesterday morning
pending an agreement to settle every
thing satisfactorily by Sept. LIST.
1.-THE B. & NJ. Chautauqua train
would make arrangements to start
from the Elkhorn depot it would be
found a great convenience and its Lat-
ronage would be greatly increased.
Did you see that exquisitely dressed
young man on the street the other day?
If you did not. you should, for he pur
chased that suit of clothes Of G. L.
Wilson & Cos. Go thon and do like
wise.
Rev. 7. E. Holp, one the most popu
lar lecturers at the C%hautauqna, left
on the Ellhorn last evening for his
home at Watertown. where he has been
engaged as pastor ofthe Congregation
al society.
e. Campbell who has been dissecting
the festive bovine at the Avenue
meat market has resigned, and j.
Farrell will hereafter slice steak, cut
roasts and grind sausage at this pop
ular establishment.
j.. d. Campbell, the auctioncer will
hold a sale on Saturday, August %, of
Il lot of stock consisting of mules,
horses and donkeys. A large crowd
will be in attendance and the bidding
will be pretty lively.
There will be a musical soirce and
minstrel entertainment at the opera
house Saturday evening, August %,
which promises to be a first-class af.
fair. The program is made up mostly
of local talent, and should be well
patronized.
Lcsr:-One large pocket-book (black
leather.) containing letters, papers
one railroad ticket to Crawford, Neb.
and one trip pass from Crawford Neb.
to Lincoln, Neb., for which [ will pay
a liberal reward il left at the Mime.
kahta Hotel. Don PORTER.
Albert Erwin, editor of the Leonard
(Texas), Graphic, says; For the cure
of cramps in the stomach, Chamber
lain's Collie. Cholery and Diarshoea
Remedy is the best and most speedy
ever used" Many others who have
1T entertain the same opinion. Fol
sale by all druggists.
F. A. Cooley and wife, of Brodhead
Wis, have been visiting in the westfol
some time and finally found them
selves at Hot Springs, which they pro
nouce the best place Of all. They ART
old acquaintance of l. l.. Hanford, o.
the STAR. and were heartily welcomed
by him to u young city.
The STAR has observed that GU,
t%ownspeople do not generally attent
the Chautauqua assembly. If TIL
assembly were a hundred miles away
as many almost would attend. Is j
because 1T is at home? There is OPP
p%ortunitv for intellectual improve