davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Savannah morning news. [volume] (Savannah) 1868-1887, 1886-12-08
LIPPMAN's PYRAFUGE,

The Treat Chill and Fever Cure'
LIPPMAN BROS, Wholesale Druggists,
PRoPRIEToRs SAVANNAH, ga
nor ALL the various Malaria Disordes
Il that so many are subject to. 1t promptN
cures and eradcates Fever and Ague. or "
termittent Fever, Chllls and Feyel, Duml
Ague, Malarial Fever and al diseases arising
from Mal0rla Poisoning. Price SOC. per DotteI
This medicine is a sure cure for slarla an1
ChIlis and Fever, and has been kept before tns
public twenty-One years by its present pro-
prletOrs. Every store in the Siele ~ ueul'
gia, Florida, South Carolina and Alananm1
more or less, has sold LIPPMAN'S ~ hA'
FUGE, and it has always given satisfaction.
Savannah morning news. [volume] (Savannah) 1868-1887, 1886-12-08

Boys Overcoats in ample supply at b. IL.
Levy ~ Bros, lGl Congress street.
Savannah morning news. [volume] (Savannah) 1868-1887, 1886-12-08

Business Suits in great variety at lowest
prices at b. II. Levy 4 Bros, l6l Congress
=
Savannah morning news. [volume] (Savannah) 1868-1887, 1886-12-08

Try our Bottled Beer in half pints, for
sale at all bars.
CHAs. KoLsuoRN b BRO.
Press and daily Dakotaian. (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1880-1889, 1886-05-22

The Sioux Falls Press has favorable
opinion CT the state league and it prints
and then commends its Huron resolu-
tions in these somewhat conservative
terms.
With the exception of the reference TO
setting the machinery of our state gov
ernment into operation, there is nothing
in the above resolution to which The
Press may not give q cordial endorse
ment.
The Press appesrs to have well de-
fined hostility to state government as a
substitute for territorial government. A
state government is more acceptable to
the masses than our present government
and we regret that circumstances will
not permit the Press 20 fall in With the
majority.
Press and daily Dakotaian. (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1880-1889, 1886-05-22

The congressional appropriation bill
which provides for the disbursement of
funds to the Offices of the land surveying
department Of the government omlta
She usual appropriation for the salary
and contingent expenses of the surYeyor
general of Minnesota, the duties of this
ofiaeI being turned over to Surveyor
General Taylor, of Dakota. Inis uusion
was taken upon the ground that there
were no public lands in Minnesota 10 be
surveyed, and no estimates for coItin.
uing ths offico ware presented by the
secretary Of tha interior.
Press and daily Dakotaian. (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1880-1889, 1886-05-22
9aily gress and gakutaiaa

The Press is not inclined 20 glory in
any mans i'll luck, but in the removal of
DIR. cGillyouddy it will shed no tears
of regret. The gentleman has always
been one of the leaders in the opposition
to the Dawes bill and with this obstruc-
ten removed the prospect for its pas
sage brightens and when the above in
formation is read by the citizens of this
city, o heavy load will be removed from
many hearts.-Picrre Free Press.
Correctly spoken. The agent of the
Ogalallas has been friend to nobody
but McGillyouddy. and in Ills intense
interest for that gentleman could never
look with favor upon any congressional
enactment which would bring his agency
into closer contact with the whites. As
absolute monarch over several thousand
wards of the government he
has reigned supreme and
all chat he has ever asked of this great
government, its minions and its people,
was to be let alone in the solitude of his
realm. Even the introduction of a
strange clerk into the circle of his au-
thority was more than he could stand
and, relying upon the luck which has
always attended him IN his contests
with the agents of the government, he
kicked once too often and got his feet
over the traces. Dakota knew MoGilli-
cuddy back in the years of the past. as
the exponent of wrong and persecution
and the associate of those who wrecked
regulations that they might construct
ambitions fabric upon the ruin they
created. Dakota has consequently no
sorrow in its heart for its final overthrow.
AS agent of the Ogalallas he stood as a
wall against the ratification of the
Dawes bill, should it pass by the votes
of congress-. With him out of the way
there are better hopes for the future of
the bcrder land.
Press and daily Dakotaian. (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1880-1889, 1886-05-22
Our Line MEMS YOUTHS passed. Yours
for style and quality, KAHN & co.

The junp OF squirrel was the tramp OF
9 horses feet and the breaking OF a twig
wasthe snap of rifle. The moaning
OF thS wind through the tall pines, at
timss mingled with the shrek OF some
wild animal, filled me with terror
undesoribapls. had but one thought
e was alone in the midnight darkness
OF the Cumberland mountains." now
discovered that the road was rapidly de-
scending, and in short time reached
the foot of the mountain.
[Concluded next Monday.]
Press and daily Dakotaian. (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1880-1889, 1886-05-22
The allegation put forth by some vi


The allegation put forth by some un-
scrnpulous newspapers that Governor
Pierce's official swing around the circle
has within it the design to propagate a
boom for himself as candidate for con-
gressional delegate does not seem to be
sustained by the facts and ciroumstan-
ces connected with the trip. A pru.
dent politician would hardly permit
himself to, be whirled through
the realm of Giffordism
on such an errand In
an elaborate combined dining, sleeping
and drawing room car bearing upon its
two sides the emblazoned legend,
Northern Pacific r. r." and known to
have been donated for the excursion by
the officers of that corporation. He
would fear that the wayfaring man who
controls q ballot might connect the two
incidents to the confusion of the boomer
and that the newspapers might dwell
upon the coincidence in double loaded
small plea type.
Press and daily Dakotaian. (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1880-1889, 1886-05-22

Governor Pierce and his party have
reached the fields of north Dakota
and are falling into the arms of their
constituents as the No. i hard of that
section falls before the sickle of tho
self binder. The pens up exuberancs of
their souls goes out more freely and
more spontaneously IN the northern
realm than while they were taking and
giving tatfy among the denizens OF the
COW pastures of the south. 1t
ls trne that as they tarried in our salu-
brious cline the people rallied Loyalty
about their special car and bestowed an
appropriate supply of homage upon the
greatness and goodness which is sup
posed to find an abiding place beneath
the broad lines of an official commission.
Yet they didn't assume that come-and-
see-me-and-stay-all-night manner which
characterizss the soul felt elusive
ness of the north when it
ponders upon coming legis-
lative events, and there was more or less
restraint which passed awsy as the
special was jerked across the forty-sixth
parallel. The passage OF the guborna.
torial party through the domain of the
divisionists was more in the nature of a
stern official duty than wild untram.
melted jaant of pleasure. 1t was made
the opening number, upon the pro-
-
gramme that Joy might be unrestrained
by lugubrlous forebodings when the
really happy stage of the journey was
reached. In the arms of their northern
admirers the coming week will be one of
unalloyed felicity to our executive and
his staff.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1886-01-06
LINENS AND HousEKrrp1se
@ 0 o d s.

Ths astention Of propretorsof Hotels, Restaurants
Boarding Houses and Steamboats,. also Dsnevolen
InAdtutioas, Aayiu0s, Hospitah, -, Is wel - a
Houseksspers. is called to this. our
SIXTH ANNUAL SPECIAL SALE
LINENS AND HOUSEKEEPING GOODS.
Ior sss TIC and unusually ss
ssss ssn
Each succsedins sales in these good. h.v
s sheTn &c and having mad
tons Boarding Houses, Private Homes, DC, we In
r vues an Ser
Estimates furnished upon application. Correspond
LINEN TABLE DAMASK
From the lowest grade mentioned, to the
ts sssrY Ps snseid IsPP pure liner ss
ss iaeh i P Pure sA Linen Loom r.s,. b.u..k
81 inch Mrfinen Cream Table p.ma.k,
0sss Inc ineh Pe Al i.I& Cream r.o,. panask,
u Inch Alliinsn Cream German Table
s insn ~ f.bs Bs%
sod extra H quality only 73c per yard usually
ask linen Res ss.a. e,sa Linen Table DAM
inch sleaehed ssrm.n Linen Table Dam
s?s iasa A Sss Ssss German Lnep Table Dam
only 81. so yer yard.
LINEN TABLE CLOTHS
Special, 100 Fine Cardinal Table Covers.
nicely fringed, superior quality, black borders,
white borders and plain cardinal.
s4:H1 ssss: i$t. 1898 1913 each each:
ssss ssy|s; L a as.ss
Spy l4 Quarters $3.50 Per set.
Cloths, excellent patterns. handsome 81 nap,
SSy is s1s B Bss g.: ct
New. clean, fresh goods. bought expressly for
NAPKiNs! TAPK1Ns NApK1ss
SO by 5-S German Damask Napkips full
only 81 per dozen se''' A-1O9'n@ patterns
81 German 5 n:%s- Napkins hand
ot Ter Ia 2 20 ;s Per DOZEN
$50; s.; ana s. per per- DOZEN S'' '',' 'e'sspss'
some patterns. beautiful quality. S23b per
81 X 81 snf s:sa D
ne fine ssK g. Sesa:
"a German Linen Il DaHmasH A Napkins, excel
81 German nj Linen s 3 6s mask Napkins, extra
quality einsr elegant patterns only rs e Per dozen
Ss e Il IT, 4 %Sl:s s bsy'lss st
HUcK AND DAMAsK TOWELS
Without execution these are the best values
ever shown by us, or others.
Towels, extra Quality, Sc. each h.I 81 I per
70 Doz 20 by 40 Bieached Linen Monte
Ioweis knotted fringe, fancy borders, lSc.
-75 boz 20 by 40 Bleached Linen Huck
81 e Hae a
Fancy Berdsred Knctied Frinsed Towels,
ten styles OF colored borders and plain white.
--23 by AZ AiLLinen Huck Fancy Bordered
Knotted Fringe Towels, extra Ane quality. only
26 by SO .Arlnen Rirdeye Towels, with
damask borders and knotted fringe,extra large
SIZE only SOC. each.
22 by AZ All-Iinen Damask Fancy Bordered
and excellent quality, only SOC each
"a by As All-linen Huck Plain White. and
size, only soc. each.
WE hnys Eth the largest ss:9rmsps and bee.
ton.
We have also opened large invoices of
Bleached and Brown Musns.
Glass Linen and Russia Crashes.
Ready made Sheets. Bolster and Pillow
Which will be included IL this "Grand Com
binaton Sale special items Of which are una
can afford to overlook this grand Offering Of
the best valuesye brought to Washington.
w1 29sPos bsP e z beT Thee
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1886-01-06

Some years ago enterprising men went down
10 the seaside at Coney Island to make money
out OF the ocean. But old Neptune did not
fancy being made convenience; so he let the
speculators put their spare cash into wharyes
and hotels and roads, and then he began 10
fhurnp upon the shore, and TO suck away the
sand, and pull and tear at the improvements, -
till now Coney Island property is decidedly the
worse for wear. For years the bathing has
been spoilt, and now the ocean, not content
with repelling invasion, has taken the aggres-
siVe, and has eaten up most of the beach. One
OF the music stands is surrounded by water.
and the foundations Of the seaside line OF hotels
are threatened
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1886-01-06
FOR SALE-HOUSES.

FoR SALE - A DESIRABLE PROPERTY ON
bonI lss rs st near the new oPsTs House e, 22xzs
,se.st III q P s0is sRfss TOWNSEND. ,4lsra
For , sAbE.AN 5ELEeANT s-sToRY AND
m nth st LOS, containing II rooms and every
DC: handsomely finished with tiles. Rarsweod sc.
Ws sIsa 1 se can oe bought for slosoo H.
EOR sALE-Two VERY HANDSOME NEW 3
H story and basement Brick Houses. containing IL
an ns a Sa To-
Ave and "a 81 NV Houses are open for inspec
Handsome Residence, corner 10th and sts NV:
tnrse story end Easements large saloon psrlcrs and
finished IN hard wood and ali modern eonvsni s ss
on orn s9g Occupied by the French Minister Price
,n MsE.n' three story Brick Hcu.e with large back
Gnl,Gns sas 9Th P, s. rooms and all modern
ahrss nsndssme three Story and basement brick
rooms anshsd In hard wood aud all modern Inn
Sc: s ss s s $%$s. s. pc: H.
For further Information apply TO the owner. r.
GOLDsCHMID. sl2 9Th st. NV. Ja5Sm
TcoR SALE
control for sale beautiful frontage on Maryland
ave. bet LIST and Id SITS, with desirable southeastern
exposure Lots are ,h a With wide fronts Terms
aSst LOUIS r. shot aao :, NV
A, , ASD TsoM
,..o, LOUIS p. SHOEMAKER
yao-St $50 street NV.
FoH s AZ. sr
81 S. St m gao av, lar s2s oco
lS sssss Ss III s% 1893 SS
s'sss 81 6 sss SSS
81 :$ 1883 sI
HHy Al Jcs Sr Ss o
the ln and 18th. " N''''- W. N~' '''N'A y"
IS THos h. wAGGAMAN.
FOR sALE-l62s 10TH ST. \. W.. AN ELE-
coussing ii rooms bath, cellar. f1rnace. pantries
large closets for linens etc, all the appointments of
80. COWARD a McEUEN.
la4-IW 1920 street NV.
I 7iooms. all modern Improvements, in northwest
erI part Of The city near sreetcar and herdi lines
EQR sALE-GREAT BARGAINs-FOR -. 500
nicely located northwest renting for si2 each or IL
story Bricks lone good business corner: six and
sex ss;n rooms gas and water fine location
m ;ss.ssy i y: 3 new sSE ToSs a..
TOR SALE-SlORE AND DWELLING, NORTH
Il east corner 18th and SIS; NV. Lot % f.x233
de3l.lm 1915 r St NV
%SSfE&ssfi 81 s'h BsAbL E s ssa s. st.
EoR sALE-sIX-RooM BRICK HOUSES, GOOD
u location Small cash payment SWORN
STEDT q BRADLEY. 927 + ST de29l
nor SAL E-THE VERY DESIRA BE PROPERTY
IL located on the northwest of 10th and sts
consisting Of lot of ground ofabout 400 square
feet, improved by handsome two-s story frame Cot
tage and frame barn. For particulars call upon or
address H BERLIN, Assignee of Elphonzo Youngs,
40 YIN ST. NV d2l-lm
nor SALE-A BA RE-; AIN-THREE TWo-STORY
Il Bricks; three squares from Lincoln Park: now
under rent netting eleven per cent net. ADAMS q
bEALI-, l42O st. NV. dl92m
EOR SALE-S450 NEARLY NEW BRADBURY
Il Upright Grand Piano, $3.50. very fine Upright
worth $3.50, $40; VIM. knabe square 500: hand
some embossed velvet Ebony suite Parlor Furniture
worth Sls5 for SIS. All must be sold 10 cover ad-
vances Apply at office of EXCHANGE BANK, 437
ath ST. n. W. dl2
LNORSALE-
! n 69S&6ls st. sr4. 900 1906 Riggs lIr s. 700
-, ou sI.ne ,Sr'SoOO 400 II ST., ST.. y 800
lzIa llth st. 81 POO 1909 Ith st, 900
1nS 1SIn s,-llr-S,OO0I 1918 18th st. Sr. 900
l01l lth st.. Sr.-..4 900
dl2lm A. p. HILL & co. 1885 st.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1886-01-06
ALAS RorAn~ GLOVES
WHY SHOULD WEAR THEM.

The purchaser before payment Is made has them
tried on and thus insures perfect glove and without
any risk for should glove tear not fit others
tried until satisfaction assured The guarantee Is also
given that every pair of PALAIS ROYAL GLOVES
Is made from selected skins only is silk sewed and cut
TO fit all shapes of hands.
Direct importation. unlimited experience, and the
$LARGEST GLOVE DEPARTMENT IN THE
UNITED STATES
enables the PALA1S ROYAL to quote the same
prices usually charged for inferior goods
*The glove department comprises SIS feet counter;
pairs of Gloves.
Fourteen assistants are employed
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1886-01-06

American hogs have had q hard time of il
abroad for some time. and now the foreign dis
examination has extended to American hogs
heads. Our eoopers have heretofore supplied
the CUBA sugar trade with hogsheads, bat re-
Gently the British have:come in with sacks tina,
carry the sugar cheaper and as well. And vet
the British ars not happy, for they complain OF
American competition In sugar itself Under
our tariff regulations II Is claimed that Ameri
can redners are undermining the business
abroad, and the English redners have been run
ming to the government 10 help them ous by
LEGISLATION
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1886-01-06

The New York Herald declares in italics that
the continuance of the coinage Of Bland silver
dollars will result in loss to all holders of gov
eminent or railroad bonds; TO all who have
loaned money on mortgages; to all persons re-
ceiving salaries; TO all holders of deposits in
savings banks and trust companies, and to
wofkingmen. There is a sort Of horizontal re-
auction" about this statement that rcbs IL of Its
terrofs. II everybody is to lose, perhaps no
BODY will
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1886-01-06

Congress has finally solved the problem of
perpstuai motion The inventors call their
device the introduction OF bills Tor reference
only.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1886-01-06

The startling statement is made that ffty-two
lives. or one q week. were sacrificed last year in
Pnuadelphia by the crossing Of the city streets
at grade by steam railroads. In no other CIV
nized nation is this practice tolerated, and as
our population becomes more crowded, our
regulations must conform to those which due
regard for the safety of human life has decreed
elsewhere. 1t will be remembered that the
constantly recurring homicides on the surface
tracks leading into the heart OF New York city
LEO 10 the sinking of the road-bed at an ex-
Pense Of many million dollars But the outlay
was not only required by humanity, but proved
To be judicious step financially. Railroads
would probably find ii to their advantage TO
adopt the same system generally, as they would
make up in speed, convenience and security for
the additional expenditure
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1886-01-06

The increase is more than double that of
1854 over 1888, when it was 3,547.
1t will be equally interesting and indeed of
greater value to the readers and advertisers to
know that with but one exception the circula-
lion of TIE STAR was very considerably greater
for each month of 1885 than ii was for the cor
responding month Of 1854, the average in
crease per day for the entire year being 2,75s
in a total daily drera9e for each month of
22.l23, as follows:
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1886-01-06

The formal opening on Monday OF the great
free library given TO our neighboring city of
Baltimore by Enoch Pratt, suggests that IL will
be proud and happy time when the nations
books, properly housed and arranged, are
thrown open 10 the people for their benefit and
pleasure. How much longer Is that time TO be
DELAYED?
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1886-01-06
FOR SALE-IOTS.

FQR SALE-LoTs-IeTH ST, NEAR o, 80;
- 10th st. adjoining Louise Home, 81: O ST. near
DIST 81 Rhode Island ave Iowa Circle 81; Yer
mont ave-, near ST., 81 IS; 10th St., T. 81 So
near 81 40: ST. near 18th, 81: L ST.. near New
Hampshire ave. 30 cts; 5 St, near 18TH, 75 cts
L N 81, near 22d 20 cts; 9Th st near se 80 cts
e., Is cts: and number of choice lots ia Mt Pleas
ant and on Columbia Heights low figures and upon
easy terms X H. r. LEOPOLD, 1881 ST. NV. 1851
ENOR SALE-THREE LOTS ON r ST. NEAR
- New Hampshire ave-: 2lx97 feet; 81 per foot
Apply owner. Room 2, 1881 ST. ia5-3ts
ENOR SALE-LOTS-l2TH ST. Pa AVE AND
~ St; l. St. 18th and 13th Pa ave. 18th and 18th;
" lass ave-, 18th and l4th: R. l. 18th and l7Ih:
Md. ave and I'd ne. A p HILL a co ~
dlZ-lm 1889 + st.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1886-01-06

The CHICAGO Grocery CoMpAsr,
SOC 7TH STREET. OFFERS:
Pound Can Tomatoes, 9Se dozen.
Pound Can Corn, Csc. dozen.
Marrowfat Peas. 81 IS dozen
Early June Peas, 81 IS dozen
small May Peas, 81 9S dozen.
Table Peaches, Si75 dozen.
Finest Table Peaches yellow or white 81 90 dozep
Light Brown Sugyr, 5l1c H.
Standard sugar, 61ac. ID.
Granulated sugar, &c. To-
Cut Loaf sugar, 7isc. lib.
THE CHICAGO GROCERY COMPANY
OFFERS:
Family Flour - 50 Dbl.
Bes, Family Flour, 1913 Dbl; Sl.44 Y Dbl, TIC
Paten, Process Flour, % 70 bbl u 90 !. Dbl; Sc
THE CHICAGO GROCERY COMPANY
500 5TH ST. OFFERS;
New Mackerel for 75c. kit.
New Goldfish, 81. h.
THE CHICAGO GROCERY COMPANY
OFFERS:
New Buckwheat, &C. h. or 10 lbs for 35c
THE CHICAGO GROCERY COMPANY
OFFERS:
French Brandy, $500 gaen.
Pure rye s MhisSsy, 300 gallon.
send order by mail or telephone l23-2
Goods delivered free TO any part OF the CITY
CHICAGO GROCERY COMPANY
dZI2m 500 It'll street nv.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1886-01-06
LOST AND FOUND.

STRAYED OR STOLEN-SEAL-BROwN DOG
Swith brown eyes, white and black specked feet.
Answers TO name OF Rover" License tag 2Slo.
Suitable reward ifreturned TO 3l2 Z ST. NV. Its
II OsT-A YELLOW MASTIFF BITCH ON IAN
- uary 1st on 14th st. near Thomas Circle; had col
Lar with name on H. liberal reward will be paid for
her return TO 9l2 18th st. NV ja6-2ts
II OST-TUESDAY AFTERNOON. PRESUMABLY
IL 81. cars PocketbOOk containing So note, some
small change and two fiat night lock Keys. Please
turn 70 DOOrkeeper, State department. ja6-2ts
II OST-ON SATURDAY NIGHT EITHER IN
II Albaughs Theater or between there and 81 Z. 10th
ST. n W.. Black Onyx and Gold Breastpin. The finder
will receive suitable reward by returning the
to the above address. ja:)-:St*
STRAYED OR STOLEN FROM 2I26 r ST. ON
- December 10TH 1855, Blue skye Dog. silver and
gray, with tail and cropped red Leaf her
collar and tag No Ia; answers to name of Prince"
Please return to 122 18th ST. and receive liberal
reward. ja.,-:,ts
r OST-AN ENGLISH SETTER BITCH, WHITE,
IL with brown eyes and nose. A reward will be
paid II returned TO 1903 18th St NV. ja4-:St%
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1886-01-06

DUSH, PUSH PCSH,-BEST FAMILY FLOUR.
Il s.. IS per barrel Tomatoes. 3pound cans. 81 .O5
per doz White Peaches. 3-pOund cans. 15c per can;
Cooking Raisns, lOc per pound Hams (CassardS, !,
11l2c- per pound: Cassards shoulders mice Ham
Il2c. pound: CaSsards Shoulders. GIG pound:
1-ponnd can fresh Maekerel 15c. per can; Syrup,
pie Butter 3Oc pounds Mince Meat Doe sugar
Corn, s0c dozen: Roasted Coffee 12c, l5c and 2Oc.
pound; Plantation Java, roasted. 25c pound Cream
cry Butter SOC pound: 10 pounds Bnckwheat. 35c.;
Extra flour. $3.50 -. rs BARREL pounds Nuts for
Soc INDIA TEA COMPANY. t45 9TH st. s. w. 9TH
street cars pass the door. 'Send Postal" ja6