The Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1860-1888, 1869-01-21
.TKzE WEEKLY SUN

.TAE WEE AElX SUN
Is prepared with special reference to the
wants ofCountry Readers.
News of the week, fromeall parts Of the
globe. is condensed forit by experienced nd
skilful editors. A selection from the most
interesting editorial articles of THE DAILY SUN
will form one of its constant features, while
the most instructive and entertaining miscel-
lany will Olso occupy large portion of it's
columns It's Cattle, produce, and general
market reports will be found all that can be
desired. AS general family newspaper, it
will aim to be particularly acceptable. 1t
will also furnish accurate and fresh reports
of all matters of Importance to s
THE FARMER AND GARDENER.
This department is undor the supervision
of Mr.. Andrew S. Fuller, the well-known
hortculturist, who will not only write on
the subjects in question, but will also attend
to the meetings of the Farmers and Fruit
Growers Clubs, and will daguerreotype their
proceedings for the benefit of our subscribers
Mr.. Fuller, who is hearty lover of his pro-
fession, makes to his readers the following
H. LIBERAL PROPOSITIONS:
ssTo every subscriber who sends one dollar
for the Weekly, or two dollars for the Semi
Weekly Sun, we will forward by mail, post
paid, any one lot of the following named
vines or plants (many of which sell at retail
at about the price charged for the paper), as
gifts, as soon as the ground opens in the
spring.
In selecting the Gifts it will only be ncces-
sary tomention the Number as given below.
. 1. Two Concord Grape Vines.
2. Two Hartford Prolific Grape Vines.
g. One Delaware Grape Vine.
4. One Iona Grape Vine.
S. Two Early Wilson Blackberry.
q Two Kittatinny Blackberry. aya
4 One DavidsOn's Thornless Raspberry
s. One Seneca Black Raspberry.
O. One Mammoth Cluster Raspberry.
10. One Monthly Black Raspberry.
II. One Summit Yellow Raspberry.
13. One Philadelphia Raspberry.
Is. One Clarke Raspberry. .ace
IA. Two Cherry Currant.
Is. Two White Grape Currant
is. One Early Rose Potatoe.
And to every lady subscriber we will send
a bulb of the beautiful and rare Japan Lilly,
and for clubs of six will send six varieties of
lilies. or six of choice Gladiolus.
Every plant sent will be correctly labeled
and carefully packed so that it shall reach
its destination in gooN condition.
Twenty copies of the Weekly Snn.will be
mailed to one address for SIT; and Fifty copies
for So, 80, inv ariablY in advance. sl
The Semi-weekly Snnis of the same size and
Space for a greater variety of miscellaneous
reading and furnishes the news to its subscri-
hers with greater freshness, because it. comes
twice week instead of once only. It's sub
scription is Two Dollars year, the ordinary
price of New York Weekly. Clubs of ten
subscribers to one address receive The Semi
Weekly Sun on payment of s18. Twenty
comics will be sent to one address for 80 dol
lars: and so copies for so dollars, always in
advance 1
THE DAILY SUN, a live newspaper, fresh,
piouant, and free from Improper personalities
has all the news from every quarter of the |
Globe, at Two Cents copy, or dollars per
Il
Postmssters and others getting up clubs of
ten. of either edition, will receive an extra
copy for their kindness. Specimen copies I
forwarded on application. Address.
PUBLISHER OF THE SUN.
New York City.