The Hot Springs star. (Hot Spings [Hot Springs], Dakota [Dakota Territory, i.e. S.D.]) 1886-189?, 1891-03-20
N-E1GHBoRHooD NOTES


Horne blankets, collars, pads, whips
and harness at Cloupeks.
All the latest novels and publica-
lions at Gilbert & Wilcox.
Try q sack Of G. D. B%ailey's best
dour. 1t will give satisfaction.
For harness Of all kinds 60 to Van
voorhis & McNair's Hardware store.
GO to the City Hotel for good meals
and comfortable beds.
@. S. Buck, Prop.
Ralph Skinner has begun the erec-
ton Of his new cottage in Phillips ad-
dition.
The largest line Of spectacles in
Hot Springs at all prices at Gilbert &
Wilcox.
For Abstracts Of title call on tho l.
H. Bostwick Abstract 20. Office over
State Bank.
Spokes, feiloes, tongues and reaches
at Van voorhis & McNair's, north of
stone block, Chicago venue
NJ. G. Barnes, Of the New York
Store, who has been east buying goods,
returned yesterday and is quite i'll.
Rev. Fl. d. Smith is reported a little
better but the doctor says his wrist may
have tn be lanced, with final results un-
certain.
Grading has begun on the northern
part of Chicago avenue, on top Of the
hill. At least the scrapers are plainly
visible from down town.
John Stanley, of the Hermssa Pilot,
came down Saturday to visit his
mother, whom he took home with him
for a visit IN the Upper Hills.
sidey and Moore arc fitting up for
spring trade. When the paper hang
ers and painters get through the store
will wear quite a metropolitan appear
ance.
Arley Clcghorn is constructing an
irrigating ditch down on his farm.
Walter Scott has been down laying the
ditch out and the work of construction
will commence at once.
L. F. Truman, postmaster of Dudley,
is reported as being very i'll. News
from there says that both the postmas.
ter and Mrs. Truman are better, with
favorable indications of returning
health.
Fargo & Son began Yesterday tc
move their stock Of goods into thei,
new store room. Mr. Dickover is cas-!
buying a complete new stock and as
soon as it arrives the new store will be
; opened to the public.
Mayor Shakespeare, Of New Orleans
has received a threatening letter pur,
porting to come from q committee Of
5000. Italians, notifying him that
Patterson, Wicklif and himself mus
die. Tho letter said that the chez
assassins had not yet been caught.
Il wa the intention Of the Board O
Trade to have a meeting in the cit,
council room this afternoon, but whel
Judge Dudley and VIM. Crane report
ed for duty they found the STAR fore
in possession and accordingly retired il
good order. The directors met else
where and the STAR will give a repor
ct their meeting in tomorrow's issue.
The STAR is unavoidably late thi
evening on account Of having move'
into new quarters today. The lot
whereon the STAR building has stoo'
during the past year was sold to al
Iowa capitalist who intends buildin,
. large business house at once. TIL,
newspaper section Of the STAR throug1
much mud, a little rain, some tribula
ton and considerable printers reserve
Calculations, has been moved into th
I building formerly, occupied by W. T
Phillips as a real estate Office. It ha
been, or is now, some nights in til
week. occupied by that august bod,
u city council. Our quarters ar
rather crowded, but it is hoped that b
utilizing the surplus e~loquence an
overfowing wisdom Of the city solon
the STAR may be able to shine as bright
y Is heretofore. The honse move,
have taken possession Of the old build
ing and will. move it up on sevsnt
street, Just across the alley from GU
present location. When the STAR
once more settled Il will reach you 1
promptly and q regularly q Of yor.
New may appear scarce in this issu,
Itts Of tims ] { be orr excns'