davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
, 1881-04-21

ITO RENT-TWO 2-STORY AND BASE
mont brick hunsy ta. all snI'seru improvements.
rnnxe. fNrnacG. olt ut No. III South JBf1ursoii-sts
rGnt f&. Impure III No. ft t.ukO.nt-
, 1881-04-21

rrO RENT = NEWLY FURNISHED
house, III RUINS, batEs, Wntor.ulus9k- bnFtt do.
liitfn, KranndA. Karde berrles fruits nenr ntsun,
HlnilDx tiut, t. farp, ~ d nlnnll. II. u. NACE. W
! nt1r.a
, 1881-04-21

11TANTEn-T0 tENT-ONE MEDIUM
w sized frsplt tfea witt vMults l!Fyt tUs,l4
Mi1ft Vicinity VI WAsatHgtuR-st. IUAEf AtAyflt4
l;u EAxk WAkAitlXtuN.At, HDulI u
, 1881-04-21

"ANTED-AlEN 10 UUI OR SELL
w tefstury for the california Perfection Window
Scruen.. i. DitXEE. u aFd q siurnAn-s.. ChcuuA.
, 1881-04-21

ITO I.ENT-TWO-STOltY. AND BASE
l. mont trjck hsusu und barn, MI inspEnvutnonass
hFst~clsB; III Wat Eun1rehs'st. Un9.Rlf block Gast
Uf Agttund.nv. II. &. liBSr, 3lv In Halte-kL.
, 1881-04-21
HOUSEHOLD GOODS.

1{UUSlEl9ULU GJODS.
FnNP!EE rARLOR REDS'lisAD CO., ISL
t t.1et VI carpets furniture ana ilou1ubSiH g6otts
S s r. loHnst psces for cash or instulInionts.
t'oi ALL WILL SELL TOGETHER
u. o. sssparntely everything CONTAINED IN tny pr-
ei.s. Emehcn NJ sAcrtaIc1i tattuH wshtHg fsst-
e1.nt tuesea1 gntls Will tld It to their tturGxt 10
1..!s: =. ED ltsi, ifl AHuth ArhIH,,d.av
, 1881-04-21

ITO RENT-UK FOR SAlAl--A HOUSE
l. with l! !TuoIus. MI n.oern tniprhv etnenss vAntcd
cUllnr, hOthuse. stabl0 and tMFr!ue. hunsui with
fer III Went ttybpiffIl- -pinee. n. MARK.
, 1881-04-21

rI,O RENT-'rllE a-S'tOlsr AND BASE
av .i,d VT Ech!lier-st L. II T1tAvElt Il Tribune
building.
, 1881-04-21

H1O RENT-NEAT COTTAGES, VROOA1S,
l. !yus1t,,t. elxturn. tllt0 gruu,x near ktAlU,.,
litlGH ifs,u CUartIlUuA0. ~ uTl Mxu brick II r1.a,
ar.h,.9eA Tor Two families. s1a tu fA Il. r.
, 1881-04-21

WANrED-l0 CARPENTERS. APPLY
W. tOa1 forty.aeventh-st., NEAR WentwOtth-a%,
FIR lhfBN
, 1881-04-21

TI,O RENT-SOlsWOOD PARK HOUSE.
Is tatKs ruonix purity furnished. tinU llnusu nd
RT0uitds, {1al JOHN r. EHE.lltA!II. " Washing.
, 1881-04-21

F1NO tESV-'r)lE LARGE llESInENUE,
l. y r,,ti.. Eaa grounds WY w. on !nd!anaav.:
pHfili il ulW 4uiHg tharssn1y frttaifs3 Juf May l.
Ai.FltED W. HAartlMts. ll,t'ul !. l1U In AAlo.xt
, 1881-04-21

Tf'O Ri:ST-l.STDfaf AND BASEMENT
Il. ccnf IfMnin ct,ltaue. tI1nls. M u rwaMty.
f,!,it,!-st. will eariy p1ssaasl.n. A1t1tEn ". BAN
, 1881-04-21

ItOls SAt.E--l}Y LAZARUS SILVER
J.. nlhn, III LIZ Hnlfn-Bt.,
;i4lxiil ioat. uast fEunt, On Hai,nat.nv. between
1weMty-fotrth hnd lwntty .ift1.sts. sln9o lnlA &0
:3Gxlss x feet on 1.ntk.ny, r. at0 !eF g, foot.
OF Mutt ranging from u. .aA IL tt+GIl 4 hDusu.
two cottH4rs 4nd laa an N0rth MI.h-nt.. nrnr ely
hurn.rncr ana twu rt,ltMGca with lots IN cyb0ufn-
r,lAce, Itpnr WOutl.st., $ldkJ rHth,
1fnur !utsnn WDst l.ake.At. -Tcas Of tho railroad
tr1lets. $i.uN uncI,.
Four lots on iarkplaco west OF railroad tracts, kN
enCf1
brick stoto twn.ntSry aud bascncnt, No. =sa Ar
u feet front IN Al.lwuukca-av.. north Of Dlvislon-
IT,. {tUI per frDnt TSnt.
q! lals hi Wcst Twoflh-eL betweon Wontern.hv.
md tho ra!lrua0 tract Kua for manufacturing prUp-
Gia foot rn,troat front. from, sup to sS por lot.
, 1881-04-21

I'.il.I.NEIsy JF4fNlEU. .
DAlsrNEN WANTED = WITH FROM
J. taD tU tl!uU t0 cnlAExo Alnnliactutsnt 1ns!nnsA
WuaT1 lus9 prut,ts W gulssd Cn NJ 3ls asll"aa-
kv.Evr up.xfA1rs,
DAKrNEls WANTED--WlTu s.U0 IN A
i protilahv. Legitimate business AddFsss b u,
Tribune utttGS.
, 1881-04-21
10 IfENy-I1OO1fy.

WEBT BIDE.
ITO HENT-1'AIslUR FLOOR. ALSO
- nleasnnt front raunt upstalrs, improvements.
III " rat AtiNfnn.st.
, 1881-04-21

UTASTED-COMrE AND RE-
w liable travelling snlgs,iuh cnnTAss Iut nsrl-
cultural ilnp!cHpnts; unn fnmttaAr win nnGkaye
ulfhina r6uuiretI. AdltGbA A * Tribune pstcF
, 1881-04-21

TNO RENT-ON WABASII-AV., KOOAlS
IL With steam pnwor and auvatot. Inquire nj Ell
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Vol. XVII. Whole No. 1892. No. 80.
Vice President Arthur
VIEW OF HIS CHARACTER BY AN INrI-
MATE FRIEND.
lJohn 4. Young in the star ]

John r. Young in tue Star.I
may say that know Arthur intimately
we'll met him as long ago as fifteen years,
and as he has ever since been prominent IN
politics and active as a newspaper reporter,
We were naturally thrown together great
deal. | know intimately men who are
friends and booC companions of his who
know him better than | and whose opinions
of him are Of more weight than mine, and |
have yet to meet the man who knows hlm
Who does not ~ay to you that no more
patriotic citizen and honorable man lives in
the Republic than he. A manly, generous,
whole souled, stralg forward and practical
fellow. he has the courage to do what he
thinks i right and, if he Is to be our Presi-
dent, the people will soon learn that what |
.ay Is true Abler men have sat in the Presl-
dental chair, for Arthur is not what is de-
nominated statesman and he makes no
claim to that distinction. but no more sensI-
BILE, honest and patriotic man will have sat
there should fate place him there.
People need not fear that Conklng will
control him He is Conkling'S friend and
Conkliug is his friend. and. what Is more, he
Is a man who is true to his friends-but he
j. not the man who will allow his duty to
the country to be swerved BY even devoted
friendship. Because he IS Coukhng's friend
1t docs not necessarily follow that all of
Couklrugs qaarrels are his quarrels, and
/ that all Of ConklIngs enemies are his
enemies. lake the case of Blaine and
CDuk.ug, or Blame and Grant, for instance.
lnc hatred between Conkling and Blaine,
AMI between Grant and Blaine Is Of the
uteHsest character. and vet Arthur and
Blame are friends | NAV say, up to the
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SPECIAL NOTICES. One square weeks -
Each additional week, so cents, m
Administrators and Executors NOTICES. ~
Citation from Probate Court, q %
commissioners Notices, ~
Messengers and Assignee's Notices ~
Editorial Notices. per line, N
Obituary Notices, per line, ~
No charge less than
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Transient Advertisements to be paid IN adNahoe
No advertisements reckoned less thah square
Marriages and Deaths inserted free
Yearly advertisers to pay quarterly
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FOR far F'l.H3rta Nmr-i.Nu
Can Find Them Anywhere.

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Who has not heard or been the recipi-
ent Of benefits derived from using n. H..
Downs Elixir, a never failing remedy for
all diseases OF Throat, Chest and Lungs.
None are too poor to get cured of all bill
lous diseases by the use OF DIR. Baxter's
Mandrake Bitters, as they only cost % cents
per bottle. As a liniment for horses, Henry
< Johnson's Arnica and Oil Liniment, cures
Sprains, Bruises and Lameness at once.
September
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Educated Women.

Refined and educated women will some
times suffer IN silence for years from kidney
diseases. or constipation and piles, which
could easily be cured by package of Kid
ney-Wort. There IS hardly woman to be
found that does not at some time suffer from
some of the diseases for which this great
remedy is specific. 1t is put up in liquid
and dry forms, equally efficient Spring.
FIELD inion.
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September

Who have that tired and all gone feeling,
and don't like TO be disturbed, will continue
to be troubled with this complaint until they
renew their impure blood. Sulphur Bitters
will cause new and rich blood to course
through every artery and vein in the human
system. See another column.
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.

SAVED His FARs-A native of Texas
went limping and groaning 10 the office Of
the new doctor with the blue and gold sign
and the Latin diploma and the new buggy
and the chestnut morse with a blaze face.
Its the rheumatic, doc, groaned the pa
TENT my whole back is just gone with it.
I'm one broad ache from the back of my
neck clean down to my hips. I'm suffer
in the torments OF the let me see
your tongue" said the new doctor "Ah,
yes; see, see. That will do. Take this
prescription, get it filed and use as directed.
-Four dollars" "By hokey," said the af-
ficted one, as he hobbled away, "ef amt
the lnckiest man in Flint river. -Four dol
lars for lookin' at my tongue! An | was
Jest on the bare point of askin' him to look
at my whole back !" And he breathed hard
as he thought by what a narrow escape be
had saved his farm.
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cLaRKs COMPOUND MANDRAKE sITIsRs,

Cures sick headache. Constipation of the Bowels
and all Bilious aud Liver complaints, purifes the
bi cd. promotes digestion removes pimples, AMI
l. an excellent humor rene.ty. rendering tie in
soft and clear For sale by dru- giste and med
icine dealers everywhere Large bottles only 5oets
Pepared by Walter Clarke proprietor Of the Eur
Opean Cough Remedy &c. WEST BUXTON NE
lyr42.
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than ever But Phlllys very fond Of me,
she murmurcd 10 herself ives. he is very,
very fond Of me" Aud she began to sing
a low song a. she went about her work.
The grl came III. borrowed Frant's hat.
and started out with a steady step for the
hotel.
Fran, vent to the door and looked out at
the sea, ,he stepped % the edge of the gully
and looked into its rough. yawning mouth.
How strange that She should have happened
70 20 down there on the night Of the storm
How strange th,t She should have happened
10 see that MYSTERIOUS white burden on the
waves How strange that any lii, should
have been left in the tender Young thing
How strange that PhiIly and she should
have moved iu>' that day into their new
houSc An expression Of quiet JOY came
over the plain face Of the woman, a. she
thought what a blessed thing it was to save
a human life
Just then quick steps came running around
thu foot of tile hcAdlaud and a glrl flew into
the gully. AMI began 20 climb Wildly up rs
ragged face Il was Norah Ilarney. and,
before Frlnt could advance To help her
trembling steps. thc :lrl va, by her side and
burning Hrr into the little cabin. Hide
me- T" -hc SAID pa,,.onarciy: "oh. hide me
D j. al thc hotel. that hni man. H. j.
/ coming: o.. know be- saw me ran out
- .'.''i' .'''.'
but ! know he saw me" The girl began To
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t"- "eAf' 4''ltnrd AS %" Thought pr
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'.ut..'
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co"H w.o n, "tm 1a..n always P'r' Adr>
1t except during 'Hc hcfc! term or when an
occasional storm ''rr"ra the shore With
Wrecks. hammock alt been swung for
Moab liHurt .a Fru', a''.c nttn, and 81"
bal become a regular inmate Of the .p"iy
fisherman, family.
Sic w4- tAuu.. i.ri-.Ar thing. and
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a poor. unhappy gir - And she began To
sob afrr>h.
Il don, think So" said Frant, who was
member Of the little Methodist church at
Rrimmertown. "Nou ought 20 thank God
for saving YOU. Its for some good purpose
Don't YOU ever pray 2".
I'm a Catholic" said Norah llarncv. cor
| used 10 bc. am not good Catholic now
| haven't been ID confession for wears.
Never mind" said Frant God can
lo,r vou iuyt TIE same Nou have much to
be thankful fnr-your good looks and Youth
-Frani', Voice rrcnhlrI: "auG then you've
some elucattou-I DAN tell thai"
.No" .aid thc rtrl bitterly. "ny GOOD
look, Aha ~, Youth have ala been agains, me
aud He III education. only vas brought
up and lived A, wa,ter-rirl In nice fam,l,
n the c.,,. ,nd sn I've uicked up their ways.
On. I'd nix, 10 be- educated ,"
so would l." said Frant eagerly. inclin-
ipg more and more toward. TIN, frank Young
stranger I've read all therr i, over On the
sion, bcrc. and sometimes the minister Al
Br.murrtavn lend. me books. But Phily
don, Ike read"
"ls .Pb,.l, ,onr-,our-"
l.o r.r. "a. no, to blame She had not
l..,..r MI h,d since n, h,J been laid
,t.r. h.,. Fran, IN, ,ba, sha rot,lI not bear
t,r.,, ..,.,,- .,p
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HItN Ait Nf'u "Ntl iNi ltaA anu N''i'N" W
the hcadlandS hoping to see something OF
what wa> going on below.
The ra1s from the great lighthouse made
the darkness gray around her, hht though
she could near the sound 81 voices ~ ihr
occasional paU>cN between lhc gusts ms
could see nothing Accustomed y Nhe W.
70 storms. however, 'hr o'u'G Te'",,N 'apPN
the scene hidden beneath the pau oi lot-
She could see the bending mast> oi tHc
Nch'"nef> and The pitching "l 'hr di'n'ht', q
steamship Hn' '""'" "''' ny ''"'- .''','.''
ID" 7aii> for help ANA could see the ..ic-
boat putting OIL ''>tht I'"'' "' 'A' 'A"'i-
'r,.
tor an hnHr Size strained eNe> 'ad ar 20
Sc and .'" something ',t"nH '1e NahiiHS
INST and 'Hc "'aicnlns ioS norm and 'H'
E"'h'UhS ana bursting "i th' mi-h'N wave
s'' felt as though there va, ""rN to dos
,ae wanted To do II. and. though >.' "',
ar""oH'a through, she determined I" '.'t
hrr way down ~" cHt, inrTr 81 least >h'
cnH'a see Pc great "av'S-
lac e.'i Vas rough. and she i.Hni F.,''h
o' H"fti- in cling 20 IN her descent i.- #
las she stood face 10 fare WITH 'ho grtN-
green tapuarr'. which flung their vtte
~pra, u. otrr her.
t't'-'iitN 'i wv ''tL''t ''''t' '% '''' t.'
incoming wave. thrown out into feeble rrHri
3, the ray 90. tac hcAa.and light Na- u
hoS ar a fragment Of ship timber. NJ ~
something c.s"'
IN came the wave again. ,umhiing hrrcr,H
almost against lmui'> brNe feet Agau
I'll, saw rhs ash' white burden borne back
Do, rho rr'rca'.r. tide -, ciaWhcrri up
H''.c higher. and waited FOR the wave 20
come again. lhr, time d cleared the beach.
aa3 n,usng go ., crest the ,au5c white bur
den. crashed past hes into 'hc gully. When
81 went bark thor, Wa, uo'h.u. ha' foam uu
D.. shining surface.
She rushed no upon fh. track of ih, wave,
and f-.t distracted, a,ou' ID, ground >4t.
t,r., hrr tavs caught 600 something I-uA<
d mas of 1rurr- human har--'ae .au.
fn. ha.r ~ a woman
I.sr' gave % .hrl,k uf horror am 5suv
t.-..-. tua,. h.,. .tu ..i.., tar su instant. .
'.r. save. .ua- COMM. So, ...tsI ,h,. uuu-
aa B., .t. 1-w. ard h,-u 20 aae mr
through ,Hr s..t plum ta.ro- arG o,,r 'a.
-a ,t.r,., a.4 u.r af 'h. r,arg " ,l,
H...rt na,,-.
~.,a., ta aaA..- aa-. 81. ,'..mr. r,r.
... t-. v.r..r $40, ..' .t.l1 ~-, Hf.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1881-09-29
[ ARE I you I SlCs2 :
- HAVE HOPE. ~

FIN
WINES Liver Trouble, Const pation.
Dyspepsia. Decline, p lcs, Wells
Hcalth Remover" VIII Cure You.
TIT IS the great Reliable Tome for
General Debility or Special "eaAness
OF any functions; invaiuab'a IN nervous
or mental weakness & Heary Troubles.
Tr~it 10 complete Rclusenutor for
Exhaustion, Faintness from o.er~ork,
EIcesses, Advancing Age, ssue,
! ChIIIs, Fennale weakness and q sease.
Mower County transcript. [volume] (Lansing, Minn.) 1868-1915, 1881-12-21
On the Corner.


d. not stanh si,ivering on the corner,
when the doors into Ball g. Griswold's
grocery store are al~ays ajsr and invite
sou in. A good firs 10 keep you warm,
and good ana fresh groceries In abund.
"nce to sell you at the lowest prices fol
cash.
Bah & Griswold have al elegant lot 81
crockery. Special rates given TO buyers
oi full set. A new invoice of glassware
just received. Call and buy.
Every cook is growing more and more
familiar with H"sford's celebrated Bak.
ing Powder. l, Is the "boss." A fresh
supply just received.
Oil how delicious are Florida oranges
few boxes of this prime fruit just re.
ceived: They are 40 nice for Chris tmas.
T" make your Christmas mince pies
just superb, y0u sh0uld add 4 little OF
,ha, pure scalded cider at b. & g..
Dom. forget to buy pure tea. the pan.
fred uncolored tea. Ball & Griswold
keep it and advise old and young to buy
.ha, in preference 10 all other kinds.
DON'T forget the dear l,nle 0nes Christ
mas eve; and don't forget 10 fill their
stockings with fresh nuts and candies,
bought If Ball, & Griswold.
Sorghum-an excellent quality Of syr.
>up-always On hand.
Fresh, nice, crisp celery for your
Christmas dinner.
These are only few mentions Of the
many advantages offered TO buyers Of
groceries At Ball & Qriswold's new, and
already very popular, grocery house.
Mower County transcript. [volume] (Lansing, Minn.) 1868-1915, 1881-12-21
BROWNSDALE.

-Brownsdale correspondent to late for
this week.
-NEITuER FOLLY NOR KNAvERY. RuT
Bus1NEss-When 4 merchant adverl!ses
goods At cost some people pronounce
him liar, others fool. Now, while it
can make no difference 10 the man who
saves his money by buying his goods
cheap. yet proper respect for the opin.
ions Of his customers and the rest at man.
kind, lmpels the subscriber to volunteer
the information these to hasty judges, that
the man who refuses TO sell goods simply
because he can't make profit on all
Of them, carrying over the remnants Of
one season to another, is = foolish man.
A. T. Stewart lie. .red that the secre: of
his success WIS in rever allowing unsea.
yonable Or unstable goods to remain on
his shelves. What prof, is there in the
sale of these remnants If stock carried
over till next season after deducting inter.
Is, on investment, damage from moths:
mice, dust, shelf: wear, gong out OF style,
etc., And how much profit is there I"
the buyer: No, gentlemen and ladies, l
don't propose TO carry over = dollars
worth Of my winter goods II have to sell
belo,o cost; ank next winter I won't offer
you any more old goods than have this,
NV first winter in trade.
Yours for always fresh goods and
square dealing. 1.C. THATCHER.
Mower County transcript. [volume] (Lansing, Minn.) 1868-1915, 1881-12-21
LANSING.

delayed Correspondence).
-Plersant weather still continues.
Several lively runsw*ys last week.
-Bsssett. Hunting 81 c.. have their
corn crib ca mpleted. and J. b. Yates !,
now ready Ia receive all the corn that may
Ike brought to him.
Our whea, houses are now 20 Allied
that buyers have IL refuse wheat, conse'
qu"n.ly Brownsdale and Ramsey are now
getting their share If the wheat. .
Mr.. r: p. Gillett starts this Tuesday
f'r Wisconsin to dispose Of his team and
young stock, after which he will, about
January 1st. start for the Pacific c"ast.
, Mrs. Rose Barrel, mother OF Mrs. p,
Gallagher of this place, died last week,
in Austin. Mrs. Barrett was sdvascsd In
years beirg over 80. She leaves large
number Of relatives in this place, who
sincerely mourn her loss.
Mr.. August Yaeer'stead. got fright.
ened At = train Il Rsmsey crossing
Threw him out. bruising one of his leg,
quite severely. Wagon was scattered
along the road. His team brought up By
the cattle yard; we're thrown, and but fol
= lucky spectator, would hare perishsL
p. Haley's horse got frightened at
the train just IL he Was starting for Aus.
TN, and made things lively for him for Z
few moments. When he got through,
Haley and friend Of his were picking
themselves ur, havlng been thio sn from
the buggy. The bu ggy was wreck, and
furnished Job f.,r some carriage maker