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1,880	Big Stone had been right in her efforts to reform county matters arranged to have Mr. Evans arrested and examin- ed or held to bail here. This was per- fectly right; but under the circum- stances was very bad policy. It gave Mr. Evans an opportunity to awaken sectional feeling and old prejudice in his favor, the very t...	ambrosfitz/ca_1880s_ocr_v2
1,880	VOYAGE TO OUR ARCTIC LAND. for Alaska--Among the Islands of a Northern Sea--Scenes of Weird Beauty. This is slow and easy sailing--a sort of trot over the smoothest possible sea, the paddles audibly working every of the way. We run down among San Juan islands, where the passages so narrow and so intricate they make nd ...	ambrosfitz/ca_1880s_ocr_v2
1,830	Cheap Cloth Store, DAVID AUSTIN'S, CORNER OF CHURCH AND GEORGE-STREETS. THE subscriber would inform the public that the liberal patronage which he has received during the past year, has induced him to enlarge upon this branch of business, (including most articles for gen- tlemen's wear,) and he is now prepared to offer...	ambrosfitz/ca_1830s_ocr_v2
1,840	THE ARKANSAS BANNER PUBLISHED WEEKLY, BY REARDON & GARRITT, AT THREE DOLLARS A YEAR IN ADVANCE. T RMS OF ADVERTISING. For a square of 10 lines, or less, first insertion, ONE DOLLAR, and FIFTY CENTS for each continu- ance—over 10 lines, and not exceeding 15, to be charged as a square and a half—over 15, and not ex- ceed...	ambrosfitz/ca_1840s_ocr_v2
1,820	Ki Re Two Dollars and a Half] New Series, No. 48. Vol. 3. PRINTED AND PUBLISHED BY JOHN BRADFORD. TERMS. For one year in advance, specie, . 2 50 Six months, do . 1 50 Three months, do . 1 00 If the money is not paid in advance or within three months after subscribing, the price will be one third more.—No paper will be ...	ambrosfitz/ca_1820s_ocr_v1
1,870	LOCAL DOTTINGS. To Correspondents. We have been unable to get in type in time for our present week's issue the poetic contributions. "Dear Mary's Avenue" and "Rose to the Dawn," both of which will appear in our next issue. Destructive Fire. It is with deep regret that we have to record the destruction by fire on Monday...	ambrosfitz/ca_1870s_ocr_v2
1,880	SUPPLEMENT. ADDRESS TO THE People of Dakota Issued by the Constitutional Conven- tion Held at Sioux Falls, Sept. 8-25, 1885. HALL OF THE CONSTITUTIONAL CONVEN- TION OF DAKOTA. SIOUX FALLS, D. T. September 25, 1885. We the undersigned, were appointed by the Constitutional Convention, to issue an address to the people of...	ambrosfitz/ca_1880s_ocr_v2
1,850	as all who heard it do, a brilliant and affective specimen of a high order of oratory. To judge fully of its effec- tiveness, however, one must have listened to its delivery When Judge Hubbell had finished the acclamations in A part subsided, and quiet generally restored. Mr. Shaw, the talented editor of the Milwaukee ...	ambrosfitz/ca_1850s_ocr_v2
1,870	WE&ME' TRANSPORTATION LINE: FALL ARRANGEMENT. ON and after OCTO- BER 1st, 1874, the steamers THEO- DORE WEEMS and PLANTER will run as follows: THEODORE WEEMS—Capt Gourley— Will Leave Pier No. 8 Light street Wharf, every THURSDAY night, at 12 o'clock, for Patuxent river direct, far up as Hill's Land- ing. Returning leav...	ambrosfitz/ca_1870s_ocr_v2
1,820	d be charged. Some newspapers are pub- l i n the pamphlet form, as "Niles' Register"; s in the quarto forms, as the "American Far- Where a paper is published periodically large sheet, in the common form of a news- , it should be so considered. Where the hi is different, the subject matter must deter- its character. If ...	ambrosfitz/ca_1820s_ocr_v1