The Hot Springs star. (Hot Spings [Hot Springs], Dakota [Dakota Territory, i.e. S.D.]) 1886-189?, 1891-03-20
Fsem. Wednesday, Daily.
Curtain poles, at Martyrs.

Mars fine line Of cook stoves.
DR.. Root has been suffering the past
week with q severe attack Of neuralgia.
Or. Stewart was down town yester-
day, but the rheumatism keeps him at
home today.
A new sidewalk will DO built from
Sidey & Moores specimen store to the
Mlnnekahta Hotel.
A telegram has been received stat
ing that F. 7. Evans and family, Dr..
Jennings and family and Capt. Marsh
arrived safely in New York this morn
ing.
The weather has not improved any
today over that Of yesterday except
that we are having a light nov in
stead Of rain.
The sidewalk is being put down
from the corner Of Mmnekanta
avenue and Happy Hollow to the
Hotel Gi!lispie.
Ben. Rarp. a colored n.a and an
experienced hotel porter has just arriv-
ed from the east and has taken a posi-
ton as heal porter at the Hotel Min
nekahta.
The piles Of lumber seen deposited
along our thosoughfares dues not re-
present a scattered lumber yard. 1t is
so placed FOR the purpose of. construct
ing side walks.
Col. W. H. Parker, the we'll known
attorney Of Deadwood is in the city
attending to legal business. His three
sons, Ralph, Theodore ard Logan ac-
company HIM.
Herman Wertlin left last evening
FOR Minneapolis, where he will remain
some SIX weeks visiting friends and
relatives. He orders the STAR sent to
his new address.
Orlando Ferguson has been quite
i'll for the past two weeks, and was
down town Saturday for the first time.
He is improving aud will soon be in
his usual good health.
John Richer was down town this
morning looking for a doctor. John
is suffering from a bad cold, soreness
in his lungs and an uncomfortable
feeling generally. He went home ia
doctor up a little.
1. r. Grow has sold the Sturgis Ad.
vertiser, and will go west, being dis.
appointed, the Whitewood Plaindealer
says. at the political outlook. Grow
is about as migratory as his ebony
featured namesake.-Chyon;cle.
w. Z. Benedict, Of the STAR, was
down town yesterday and helped to
move the news section Of the Office tc
its new quarters. The hard work and
damp weather were expected to use
him up, but he is about today as usual
Two carloads Of groceries have ar.
rived for Fargo & Son as part of the
stock of their new store. The dry good.
department has been nearly all moved
and the boys are invoicing the ole
stock Of groceries preparatory TO NOV
ing.
Moses Pierce. the popular horse
man Of Deadwocd, whose ranch is IN
the northwest Hills, is in the city fol
a few weeks rest and to try the heal
ing properties Of cur famous waters
He suffers from rheumatism. MIR.
Pierce accompanies him.
w. H. Lancaster the accommodation,
and popular water man. wears 9
beneficent smile this morning, all OF
account Of tho arrival Of a pretty littl,
girl at his house at an early hour TIL,
morning. Mother and daughter do
ing well, which will be good news I,
their many frinds.
AS. Fielding, one Of our most prom
inent real estate dealers, has sold 10
% in block /, Of the original town, t
James Wrigley, of Stewart postofice
This is one of the best business lots OF
Chicago avenue, as 1T is just north o
the new three story stone bushes
block Of Fargo& Son.
General Palmer has a rocky wa
record, He refused to obey order
and in the midst of an important en-
gagement sent in his resignation
This was the last act of Gen. Paine
in the late rebellion. For this act b
will be all the more acceptable to th
southern brigaeiers.-Ex.
Joseph v. Dory. Of Warsaw, Ill, wa
troubled with rheumatism and tried
number Of different remedies, but say
none Of them seemed to do him an
good; but finally he got hold Of on
that speedy cured him. He was muc
pleased with 1t, and felt sure that othel
similarly afflicted would like to kno'
what the remedy vas that cured hin
He states FOR tha hansHt ~ tha .,,l,.