Holmes County Republican. [volume] (Millersburg, Holmes Co., O. [Ohio]) 1870-1895, 1871-08-31
PUBLICATIONS.


PUBLICATIONS.
Peterson's Magazine.
| The September number more than main
taius its reputation as the 'best and cheapest
of the I.ady'S Books. IS well As the suprem
authority in matters of fashion. 1t is the lead
ing guide in fashion. The price is but s20O
year: with great reductions 10 clubs. Addres
[. J. Peterson, 900 Chestnut st, Philadelphia.
codey's Lady's Book.
This magazine, for September, is fully VI
to it, standard IL IT always is. 1t is the n
pins ultra of magazines for the ladies, anj
needs only TO be seen TO be appreciated. 1t i:
full OF handsome engravlngs, fashion-plateS
patterns, and choice literature. 50 per year
l. A. Cooley Philadelphia, IA
The GALAXY.
The September number Is unusually full Of
Wit and fun. and makes pleasant reading thi,
not summer weather. The Galaxy Club Room
ha> passed from the control Of Dom Piatt and
tisunder the management OF the editor. 1t has
| Il well selected table of contents. sheldon &
Co., New York. 81 per year.
Lyceum Magazine.
! We are in receipt OF the Lyceum Magazine
for July, edited by the Boston Lyceum Bureau
| It Is quite AN interesting work. and one that
should be in The hands Of every one interested
| in Lyceums. 1t contains line portraits of Wen
! dell Phillips. Mrs. c. \. Barry. and others
Published by Redpath y Fall, Boston.
American Exchange g. Review.
The september number of this very inter-
esting monthly is received, and we must say
that it contains great deal of valuable infor-
mation. 1.-The Great Plains of the American
| interior" Proportional Representation" are
among the topics on which it treats. Review
/ Publishing Co, Philadelphia $500 a year.
Denorest's Monthly.
This Ladies, magazine of fashion and lite
rature stands high in the estimation of the Ia
dies. Its fashion plates, its patterns, &c, are
/ eagerly sought after. The september number
| i splendid. So per year. W, Jennings Dem
Orest, publisher, New York.
Little Corporal.
This magazine is As bright is ever, and
make its September bow as pleasantly and
Smilingly as I sehoOl-boy on Christmas morn
| ing This is the favoritc with the boys, and
the girls too. We believe. like it 80 q year
Seweil Miller, Chicago, Ill.
chronological Journal.
I tsfOr great variety IN its reading matter We
know of none better than this Journal The
articles are generally short, consise and on
subjects OF general interest. / is one of the
best family magazines. 81 year. Published
by ;. Il. Wells, New York.
Peters Musical Monthly.
We speak candi1ly when we say that we
know Of no other publication that gives 50
much good music for SO little money. Send for
4 copy and he your own judge. The September
number has some beautiful pieces. s. year.
j. l.. Peters. publisher, New York.
Scribner's Monthly.
Scribner, for September is full to overflow
ing with good things. The publishers of this
magazine use every eXertion to make their
monthly one of the very best. The number be-
fore us will compare fav0rably with any. 500
ayear. Scribner 4 Co, New York.
Atlantic Monthly.
This old reliable monthly comes as regu-
1arly as night follows day. The September
number is richly laden with the best magazine
literature of the day. Published by James Il.
Osg0Od ~ Co., Boston, Mass. 81 a year.
The Eclectic. 4.-.
This valuable monthly is a compilation of
the best things from the best European maya
zines. The September number is received and
we find it very interesting. The literature is
the highest type and for the cultivation of good
style we would recommend this monthly. +. X.
Pelton, publisher, New York. s. year.
Young America.
The September number OF this magazine
for the young folks has been received. 1t is 4
great iayoriteswith The children. 1t is not only
pleasin gbut it is instructive. Only 81 a year.
W. Jennings Demorest, publisher. New York.
A Live Home journal.
Last October, Hed,M dHd Home passed in
TO the hands of Messrs. Orange Judd < Co., of
245 Broadway, New York, the well known pub
fishers OF the American griculturist-a jour
nal long without Il rival in sterling value and
Circulation. The marked improvements then
expected TO appear in Hearth and Home have
been fully realized, and 1t Is now one OF the
choicest illustrated journals anywhere issued
for the family circle-adapted to both the jul
venile and adult people and meeting the spe-
cial wants OF the housekeeper. liesides it
supplies very useful chapters for the garden
and farm, and an important NEWS sheet, Civ
ing valuable resume of the news for 4 week.
up to the moment of issue. From $500 to $50
worth of very fine engravings beautify each
weekly number. We notice now still further
mark Of enterprise ON the part Of the publish
ers; they have secured the exclusive editorial
services Of EDWARD EGGLEsTON, so widely
and favorably known by his writings in Scrib |
ner's Monthly, and many other magazines and
journals. and especially as the chief superin-
for some time past. With this notable addi-
tOn to the previously large and strong edito-
rial force, Hearth and Home cannot fail to
merit and command 4 prominent place in ev-
cry household, in city, village and country.
Specimen copies can doubtless be obtained of
the publishers as above. Terms only 50 year
Single numbers cents. Hearth and Home and
American Agrieulturist together, 81 90 a year.
Better aud one or both OF them to your supply |
Of reading: they are each worth infinitely |
more than the small cost.
All linen Table Cloths = yard wide