Evening Observer Advertises Beliefs and Circulation Facts
The Evening Observer asserts largest city circulation in Denkirk, notes private wire link to Telegraphic News, and claims responsible trust with AP despatches. Advertisers must send copy by 10 AM for same day insertion. notifications of stoppages, and prepaid subscription rules are outlined. printing and job orders handled by John Foss and at the office.
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Barrver
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Evening Observer
Talephi Ne Exchange
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Albany bill to designate daily newspaper for state notices
Senate passes easy bill to appoint Albany newspaper as the official outlet for all state notices and advertisements. The measure requires the secretary of state to designate a daily Albany paper by February 1 and directs publication of state appointments, court notices, and legal ads there and in related papers. Opposition calls it a raid on the treasury.
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City of
Albany
Senate
Secretary of State
Supreme Cour
Court of Appeals
Insurance Department
Banking Department
Albany Journal
Albany Arges
Pros
Knickerbocker
Treasury
Assembly Judiciary Committee
Death of a Notable Man Sir Hugh Cairns 1519–1906
Earl Hugh MacCalmont Cairns dies at Lindisfarne Bourne Mouth Hampshire England at age 87. Irish born son of William Cairns Cultra County Down educated Trinity College Dublin called to the bar 1844 joined Belfast MP Conservative 1652 and served as solicitor general attorney general and lord high chancellor. Knighted 1863, peerage 1868, Cambridge LL D 1863, Oxford DCL 1968, chancellor 1867.
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Earl Hugh MacCalmont Cairns
Lindisfarne
Bournemouth
Hampshire
England
William Cairns
Cultra
County Down
Ireland
Trinity College
Dublin
Middle Temple
London
Belfast
Queen's Counsel
Sir Hugh Osirns
North Carolina Letter Describes Salem Winston Trade and Moravians
A writer visits Salem and Winston in North Carolina, noting 1760 origins for Salem and 1973 growth for Winston as a major commercial town. He details Moravian settlement, brick sidewalks, the old church, Salem Academy, and an historic hotel once hosting General Washington. The Moravian cemetery, trumpet calls, and Easter morning services are described, along with Winston’s tobacco industry and expansive warehousing and auction scenes.
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North Carolina
Salem
Winston
Kethickem
Lord Granville
Charles
Belgium
Salem Academy
White House
General Washington
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Navy
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Ellery notes and community updates from local press
The ellery column reports on a sale day and next day collection, tobacco factory hopes, and readers urged to explore the weed tale. It mentions J. W. Dodd at Central Hotel, Miss Bertha Miles visiting Ellery Centre, Mrs. Saddler’s illness, Ada Burnam teaching at Fickard Hill, and Samuel Weaver’s leg injury. Also notes O. FP Pickard selling her Ellery Centre home, Gertie Stone teaching at Quail Trap, sugar-making efforts hampered by deep snow, Hugh Samples’ pen house nearing completion, Stevens operating on Edna Staples, and the death of Mrs Lingley from malarial fever. Snow delays spring work, Jefferson Moon’s search for stolen fowls, and a note about the hennery in Jamestown.
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Bertha Miles
Gerry
Ellery Centre
William Saddler
Ada Burnam
Fickard Hill
Samuel Weaver
O. FP. Pickard
Frewaburg
Gertie Stone
Hugh Samples
Stevens
Edna Staples
Lingley
Linsley
Baptist
Jefferson Moon
Jamestown
Pies and Puddings and Fricatteli Dishes From The Evening Post
A feed of cooking notes lists boiled Indian pudding with beef suet and wine sauce, currant pies with egg whites and sugar, tapioca peach dessert, and a baked ham and chicken rice dish. Also includes fricantelli patties fried like oysters and bouderlaise tripe dish, plus a legal proclamation from Mayville noting court sessions and recognizances to be returned.
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N. V. Evening Post
Travel timetable for Fredonia and Dunkirk routes
Almer Wheelock, superintendent, announces a new schedule starting Monday November 17, 184. Daytime NY time departures from Fredonia and Dunkirk include 5:25, 7:23, 8:08, 10:60, 11:25, 4:18, 7:25 and other times, with additional evening and Sunday services.
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Fredonia
Dunkirk
Fas Nadore Pia
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Almer Wheelock
Westward Drainage Train Schedule Abstracted Time Table
Abstract of time table adopted to 24, 1564 detailing daily routes from Mornelisville to Dunkirk with station stops including Almond, Alfred, Scio, Olean, Salamanca, Dunkirk and Carrollton. Notes include variations for Sundays, stop schedules, and arrival times among stations like Friendship, Hinsdale, Forestville, and Vandalia on the Lake Erie and Western line.
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Almond
Alfred
Annlover
Isville
Scio
Hetmont
Boriates
Friendship
Guba
Hinsdale
Olean
Allegany
Vandalia
Carrolitor
Great Valley
Salamanca
Littevalley Cattaraugus
Dayton
Perrysburg
Smithe Mills
Forestville
Shepdan
Dunkirk
Carrollton
Sto Ge
Lorpellsville
Dupkins
Little Valley
Larrollten Salamancy
Cuba
Wellsville
Andover
Born
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Irk
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Simitha Mills
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Myville
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Spart
Eave
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City
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Foxburg
Parker
Pittsburg
Johnéonh
Mercer
W.castle
Aarewe Midmont
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Piftsburg
Mt. Jewett
Riderville
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N.caatle
Hradford
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Kendall
Bradford Clyme
Panama
Sherman
Bradford
Carrolltown
Myvill
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Tivin
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Ford
Carrollten
B. Bueala
Bufisio
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Branca
Buffalo
Lutalo
Pittabury
Union
Lakeville
Ion City
Union Ci
Eden Valley
Uluy
Olean Salamanca
Kinzua
Oil City
Lawtons
Owanda
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Pine Valley
Tan A & Ao
Rivin
Conewi
Pullman
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Sanda
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G. F. Downs
Washington
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Central Hotel
J. W. Dodd
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