Hot Springs weekly star. (Hot Springs, S.D.) 1892-1917, 1893-09-22
Closing Out!

Closing 0utl
Our entire stock Vt dry goods. cloth.
ing boots and shoes and gents furnish
ing goods to be positively closed out
within the next sixty days. Come and
see our bargains. Everything goes.
The stock must be sold and store closed.
We are going out of business. Sale
commences Monday morning and con-
tinues until the entire stock is lisposed
of. Mo'LRISG Bros. & Co.
H. T. Catlin and wife. left for their
trip I" Chicago on SUNDAY evening and
vii he gone several weeks.
The Bee Hive is strictly "in it"
Worthy Root has taken position
with II. q tionnor & TO. He is a wor.
thy yonng man and first class phar-
macist.
-Rsmember the closing out bar.
gains at Molrings.
A. q. Butler has moved h,s house
hold goods over from Cascade. whirh
he will sell. He intends to start for
st. Joe, Mo. in few days.
Did Won see the prices at the Bee
Hive? 'Ihey'r re all right.
Street commissioner Scott has now
turned his attention to the P..irce aud
Martin additions. He has cnt down
the road from Martins hnnss and
Strengthened IT out, and is pntting the
streets in as fine shape as the .4main.
ing polls will allow. Nearly 800 men
have worked poll tax this year.
1T looks like the Bee Hive was un.
derseIliny s'cloSe out stores.
Miss Julia Pomeroy. daughter Of r..
f. Pomeroy who lives on the Cheyen, o
river. is spending her vacation with
her parents. Miss Pomeroy is prom.
inent stenogr pI-r and type writer in
Chicago and for long time worked
for ex.Secretary of War, Robert Lin
coin. in that city. She is eni ,ying her
vacation very much Int will have to
return TO her work on Saturday.
TO sell right. You must buy right;
The Bee Hive knows how.
d. A. Campbell, popular passen
Eer conductor of the Is. & NJ, betwe. q
gdgennnt and Dead wuui, arrived
morning from ':u>hville. Nabr., with
hi, bride. He was married yesterday
at that place to Miss lieil,e Hill,
daughter Of the County clerk of Sherl
dan county. They will spend few
days of their honeymoon here before
taking up their permanent abode a,
FdyemOnt.
New goods aud old goods all for
sale at c,'st at Mollrings every day in
the week until the en,l,e stock is sold
out, aud mnst be closed out inside the
next SIXTY days.
The ornamental cut st.ne work on
the front aud rear gables of the new
school house adds much to ITS beauty.
MIR. Hol,z is busy putting on tue
galvanized iron curn,ce and orna.
ments and the carpenters ara putting
On the roof. The brick layers are
tapping out the chl,nneys aud veuti.
latl"g tlue> and setting the bo,.er aud
the work still goes on, nOtwith>,an andiny
many think the wolk Is at a s,andstll
Go to the closing out sale al
Mollnngs and get some of those
splendid bargains. The entire stock
must be closed out. They are going
out Of business
They had something of an acciden,
over on the Is & M. Wednesday ,betweeu
Ed.emnnt aud Newcastle. The east.
nouud freight was detained at Cam.
bria by special order, to convey spec.
lal car ;o Edgenont with the John
Dillon 70. The west.bound freight
had orders to meet 1t at tue station
between Edgcmont and Newcastle, bu,
lhe en- .lneer went to sleep aud ran
hey ond the station, and when out
short distance met the other tram.
The engineer ''conlinued on" with In.
nap. The fireman supposed of course
the engineer saw it as he did not know
he was asleep. so the fireman jumped,
and the trans crashed together. The
engineer Of the ea>t-bound train hadm',
teen asleep, however, and had succeed
ed IN getting his train pretty well
Stacked up. 50 that no one was hurt.
hut the engines were badly demoral
ize,l, al! trans delayed, and the John
Dillon people kept up all night. The
engineer is probably awake now-to
the fact that lie will get the z. b.
Destroyed by Fire.
The following buildings were burned
by the fire in the vicinity OF lead:
The Cliff house, Half way hon,e, Chas.
Pfreunders house and hnildlnrs nn