Holmes County Republican. [volume] (Millersburg, Holmes Co., O. [Ohio]) 1870-1895, 1871-04-06
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WHO KILLED. GEORGE ROPER: was the mys-
terry which haunted the people of Upper NAL
lowe for two years. How the question was an
swered cannot be told in the short space at our
disposal; but the readers Of Edward Garrett's
observations of a Retired Life,n will find the
problem solved in amost fascinating manner.
The first installment will appear in the Cincin-
natl Weekly Gazette of April 18th, and the
story will run through about thirteen numbers.
One copy one year, g; six months, 81.
Overland Monthly.
The Overland for April has reached US, nd
we take pleasure in recommending it as mag
azine of worth. Its articles are all well writ
ten, and are calculated to interest all. John
H. Carmany & Co.. Publishers, San Francisco,
California.
Godey's lady's Book.
Cooley is full OF rich things this month. Our
better half SAYS she would not exchange with
Us for any of our four or i've dollar magazines
L. \. Cooley. Publisher. Philadelphia Pa So
year.
The Galaxy.
The Galaxy for April contains Intelligence
which many of its friends will receive with
sorrow. Marx Twain writes his valedictory.
Dom Piatt, with corps of assistants, will
keep up the humorous department. This is an
exceedingly Interesting number. s. year.
Sheldon & Co.. New York.
Demorest's Monthly.
Demorest for April presents its usual brilli-
ant display Of new Spring Fashions, and a
choice selection of literary articles. some very
good and practical information on hsme mat
tiers. Each successive number of Demorest's
Monthly seems to be uncNceptionable. s. q
year. W. Jennings Demorest, S3s Broadway,
New York.
Peterson's Magazine.
Peterson's Magazine for Ladies. claims the
attention of all who desire good Fashion
magazine. Its articles are interesting and OF
great variety. Its plates are handsomely en-
graved and colored. s. year. 7. B. Peterson,
3O6 Chestnut St, Philadelphia, Pa.
The Eclectic.
This is considered by a great many to be one
of the very best literary magazines ofthe coun-
try Its articles are from the pen of the most
able writers of the day. IS per wear. f. r.
Pelton. publisher, New Yor
Atlantic monthly.
This old standby comes promptly to hand,
filed with good solid reading matter. Its lit
erature is high toned and is eagerly sought
after by those who desire something substan- |
tial. James r. Osgood, Boston, Mass.
Peters Musical Monthly.
This Magazine contains the best and greatest |
amount of music for the price, of any work we |
know. s. year. $50 for six months. J. |
L. Peters, publisher, New York. Send for a !
specimen copy.
Good Health.
Good Health is journal of Physical and |
Mental Culture, showing clearly the laws of
correct living. 1t is tasty looking magazine.
Every family should have it. $aayear. Alex.
Moore, publisher, Boston.
Scribner's Monthly.
This admirable magazine is conducted by DR.
!. G. Holland. Its illustrations are nrst-class,
and the best writers of the country contribute
10 its pages. Only $ year. The cheapest
magazine in the country. Scribner & Co., pub
fishers, New York.
Little Corporal. |
The reading of the Little Corporal is entirely /
original, of 4 high literary character, and its
general tone is well indicated by its motto:
against Wrong; and for the Good.
he True and the Beautiful" $50 per year,
J. E. Miller, Chicago, III.