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The weekly register. [volume] (Point Pleasant, Va. [W. Va.]) 1862-1909, 1872-08-29
LOCAL MATTERS.


LOCAL MATTERS.
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All that prevents Point Pleasant dog
,,ou having the ague, is The amounted th
bark they keep on hand
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The Mason county wheat crop is bette
tlis year than for any year past for Y
years. ----------
Tie Barrel Factory is now in successful
operation
W. B. Cable is renovating his property
on Wand street
Lightning has been destroying lnrg
amount ofproperty as well as life, through
gu. the State.
The vote on Thursday was the larges'
ever cast 10 Mason county, being SOME
thing over $500.
Sweet Potatoes are one OIL luxnrie'
osthis market. john S. Miller is read!
10 furnish them in quantities.
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The laying Of the curbs'ones GA Ma'u
street above, the Court House, isprogres,-
iug. When finished it will be one of the
hest streets, Of our town.
Col. Thomas has just completed
y beautiful fence in front of his resi-
dencc, which adds greatly to its ap'
pearance.
Last Saturday night the SCOT IN the
chimney Of the house of Gen. smoa',
caught fire. It caused little excitement
but no damage was done
PEnsoyAL.-NVe we're glad to meet IN
our town, Monday, Col. h. J Page, Esq
of Charleston. Col. Page xiIl remain in
town several days, on business connected
with his profession.
CounT The Circuit Court for this
county will commence next Monday 1t
will be a good time for all indebted to this
Office to call il and see us.
The Point Pleasant Dock Company
launched one Of their bargns on the 2is'
inst. In lis descent, the weight became
50 great that the iimbers upon which i
vas launched gave way, damaging it It
the amour. Of several do'lars.
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DR. J. Il Stafford, Dentist, will ee al
the Kline House Monday. September ID
and will remain till Wednesday evening
All who want work done will call on hin
at that time.
A No. Portable Saw bill is adVert''
sea for sale in ibis Issue. The Mill is OF.
icrel at a bargain. See advertisement
6. ". Craig, Esq. offers for sale some
very valuable Chester aud Berkshire Pigs,
OF about half their usual price. FGfmer,
would do well 10 read bis advertisement
Personal We had very pleasant
call from Capt Peter DaFno'l, Of "es'
Columbia, Friday. He is not discouraged
in the least, by the reverse in this county
lie has confidence ID the Integrity Of the
people, aad that they Will rcaeem Tue
county III October aud November.
The Parhersburg Daily Times Of Sat-
uraay evening, claims that Camden Il
elected by small majority. A special
dispatch from White Sulphur Springs puts
Camden's majority ii this district at
$500.
Mrs. S. II. Patrick Select School Tor
young ladies. willcommence on the Second
Monday IN September. Mrs. Patrick Is
an accomplished aud thorough teacher
and parents will find it greatly TO their ad'
vantage to send their daughters to her
School. The advertisement will be iound
in this issue.
puDlIc Sc1oa The Point Pleasant
Public School will commence Monday, the
1nd day of September, under the superln.
The weekly register. [volume] (Point Pleasant, Va. [W. Va.]) 1862-1909, 1872-08-29
Financial Statement

OF The Receipts and Expenditure Of the
\ Count, Of Mason. during the fiscal year
ending August 9Th l-7a
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The Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1860-1888, 1872-11-28
QUEEN VICTORIA's ADJUSTMENTS
From the Court Cjrcu

~, FROM the Court Circular.
Inc queen s wallis and uriyes are not
confined within her own ia lace gne
cr' sSes the Dee almos daily. and - quite
as often seen on the opposite side Of III
river. She always uses an 0pen csrriao4
but not ways The same S met mes i.
's wngone'te, sometimes a low pony
pha8'"n. n" guard uf honor ace mLauie>
me royal eqn'p"gf, however. Her tIustA
1'tehuan', ) I'm Brown, sits on The box
p"S1Ge the coaChman, and when there j.
not room Tor hlm there he rides on horse
back by he side OF the carriage. NJ fus
attends the Queen. An 0utrlder !, lItfle in
advance of the royal carriage clears ID,
ROAD ami the Queen goes quietly on hel
way WIN d smile or mott Ira one b.
chances meet her. But as rule Her
MAJ sly is M intrudpI uD n when She
ven ures beyond the royal donna ms unless
on Sunday, and then it is srtngtrs un.v
who Iun after her The G ttaoer, do nnI
annoy her, and she comes aud o. es with
out m,lestatl0n. Indeed, they make :
pmnt OF keeping out of the way When tb.
white horse of The "utrder auuears IN
SIGHT Should the Queeo, howe yer, hap
pen Ia come unexpectedly an her suhircls
ny Detside, she is deterentiaI y sck uoW l.
edged. The Queen and Ler ladies fir :
qnently "picn'c il the Wa d., or on the
hillside should it be handler Materials
to- make a fire and c""king utensils az
taken IN the carriage land Tea is made ~.
he reen sward and han.ied roand in rus
nc fashion Without amy ceremony A.
he afternoon ''tens" the Queen has n.
special chair of honor Her seat is pr.t.
y often on the stump OF tree. with "a Gu.
IL hel hand, or any other ctsu.I resting
pace That turns up corvrnI, FAcur
Sl"ns are mlde also to various places j,
interest, and every cnrrie an glen with.
reach has been visited ~ the r"y,i tampl,
The Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1860-1888, 1872-11-28
Church Directory.

Congregational,
REV H. c. HITCHCOCK, Pastor,-Services at 10 10
a. N. and p. IA
wethOEiIst,
REV. G. A. SMITH Pastor.-service at 10 1-2
IN. and p. m.
Episcopal,
REV. LUcIEN C LANCE. Pastor.-Seryice al 20 ID
a. IN. and z 10 p.m
GeIma" EleihOdIsc,
REV. c. HEDLER, Pastor, Service at 10 1-2 a. m.
and p. m
Unitarian
REV. II NJ. SIMMONS. Pastor-sprvice at II a. m.
vi Marks Catholic
FATHER ". DAUGHRTV, Priest,-Servtce at 8 1-2
and 101-2 m. anO p. m.
Baptist.
Service at IL 1-2 a. N. and 1-2 pm
Lutheran.
REV c. PoPP. Pastor Service at IL 10 a. m.
81 GeOrge's Catholic,
FATHER NJ. BETTER Priest,->ervice at and 10 a.
N and 2 1-2 p. IN.
The Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1860-1888, 1872-11-28
COUNTY OFFICERS
JOFTiNGS

supt Mcguire has been visiting the Public
Schools OF Racine.
For Furs, Kid Gloves, Lace Collars. EN-
broidcry etc, go to H. Kauffman's.
IfJou knox OF any local items that you
think will be OF general interest, bring them
on.
Fars-a good stock on hand ard large sd-
ditions hourly expected, at Doan's.
One Of our compost rs says he don't see
wbatpoe'r there is in splitting wood by
moonlight.
In Has and Caps-G'oves and Mittens-
Hosiery, Knit Goods, ETC., Doan's store is
full.
After short tenn OF sickness, Mr. Geo.
YoIei at his business again.
John Frost is mar We feel him here; He's on his
ic' sIed consee tlyyou want to secure Immediately
enc Of thos warm ap at L. Fellows Co.'S 80 you
won't get tie Epizoo &c IN your h ad
For ready made C'o'hing (rome madc)
and CIotbing made to order, Do'n takes the
lead
Keep your pigs shut up The city officers
wIn,entorce thelaU hereafter
AtFrndd stock " WotIcn Goods houghr
for ca.-. before tie advance, nov on sale at
Dotu'5
The taak Of the gas .Eops"i. about flushed
B. patient, and gas wi|Lenm sure
Goto he d original Boan Store for bar
gains III everything Io,own good. chrap i,
10 be able TO ell cheap lie buy for caxb
Uu,on SerWce for Thanksgalag is held il
the Congregational Churob to-aa>. R-v, g.
A. SM.G,, pastor OF tho N L Cnurcb,
breaches tue sermon.
SPLEEN a, PHOTOGRAPHS Mr. 5osl5 is VI King some
OF finest pam and reto, Oh thotogIap e has
ever orr privilege 10 look 1T. n's engaged
Mr.. g. Ab9o; otygr apAr ana &C. es fora
ih~rt time. improve the preo,n. o roriuJt,'
The boys have ol qua 10 b"eoK open then
banks ana invest ,her "a y. i II. skates
Inol c4pccD y nave good an and wc
hoPe tL,y nay. The rysr = ."zcn oy,i
hut thrice Is yry rough unaa al pres
mt tat
The young ladies Of tAr 1aplrt Church
wih9've a IosIvai ana o. 81 5opper a,
S'h'n"as Hat nexE Moada. ,vou.ug. phr
lore pat OF the evening wll DC occupied
with singing by lhe children al The Saba, h
School. All turn out aud enjoy yourselves.
The Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1860-1888, 1872-11-28

KENosHA GREEN HoUSE.-Whue in Ken
osha one day last week, we spent very
pleasant hour examining Mrs. j NJ CLasc's
Green Houses. From time to time during
the past four or five years we had recely ed
choice specimens ofrIants and cut flowers,
but we had no proper appreciation, until we
visited them, of their ex ent aud perte elton
Mrs Chase has three Green Houses so ar
ranged hat the Temperature can b kept at
The proper degree for plants il each--vary-
ing BET ween the warmest and contest m ore
than % degrees. When any Of our citizt ms,
especially the ladies, visit Kenosha, they
should not fail TO call on Mrs. G AS in ad.
dtiont the attractions OF the Green Ho uses
hey Will find her very pleasant and intel
igpnt lady. from whom hey may learn
mach pertaining u the culture OF flowers
RGtine AdU0cdtD.
The Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1860-1888, 1872-11-28
JUST FOR FUN

The other day we saw boy, about four
yearsold, hanging on picket fence by the
tall OF his coat. After releasing HIM from
his dangerous position, we ascertained that
be was climbing the fence lust for tun T.
day or two before we met with case
where small hoy had undertaken to bury
one of his mothers chairs, 'jusC for fun T.
Not many weeks since a little girl was Sc
verely burned 10 this city. She, with sew
era other children, had assumed the con-
troll OF matcn box, and got up q bonfire,
hy which the little girl came near losing her
Las Monday we met hoy gathering up
leaves and packing them in bags. We asked
what he was doing that for, and waited for
the agonizing reply, just for fun /" But
we had found an industrious boy, hs was do
ing it for Just five cents bag! !" Well, we
would willingly keep on with these new
eases II we could find them, but they are
not IN the -Aind at present. The following
$ the nearest we can come to making out
such case, A boy last week went out to
ga her leaves st five cents bag, and after
y king a long time he delivered ten bags
at The Tannery and got Atty cents. With a
smile upon his face, and heart running
over with hi!arlty, he started for home, and
before he got there, lost forty-two cents.
jus, for fun? Not this time. That boy will
arm by experience TO keep good watch over
a doliar after he has earned 1t, or somebody
viii relieve him OF it just Tor fun - The
boys as usuai turned out on cabbage
night al pelted our residences with gar.
the mere attack on doors and fences had ne.
come uninterestlng, they exhibited their dis
gust oy putting squash or a cabbage
rough the windows, and broke many
panes glass in various parts of the city
Just for fun!" We saw big boy, with
more muscular brutality than Kindly feel.
ing, pounding the body of boy who was
rot made for such treatment, aud when, to
satisfy curiosity. we asked why he did so
tue youthful pugIIis' repl:ed, just 70" fun !
We have had during the past summer a act
OF grOlUn boys, who sat upon he dry goods
boxes and insulted every respectable young
lady that passed by, Just tor iunw There
are in our city anumbe of boys who work
hard al the week, and when Saturday night
comes, with their earnings in their hands
they o for the saloon, spend Que half their
money for liquor, and sometimes pay ths
other hall to "a justice of the peace on Mon
day morning. just tor fun!' Not long age
il man named Horace Greeley ran for Pres
dent OF the United States; Il good many geo.
PIE thonght at the / me THAT it was very fun.
ny and 1t the gentleman was asked why liz
ala il, he would perhaps answer, Just iol
fun p
The Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1860-1888, 1872-11-28

TEE HORSE DISEASE IN VIRGIL's TIME.-
A correspondent of the Boston Advertiser
says:
San engraving in venerable copy of the
Editie Princeps,' of 'Dryden's Virgil rep
resents the effects Of disease among ami
mails. and in the background a gang of men
are seen stoutly dragging home an immense
load of hay. while the sick beasts are lying
about, dying, if not dead. The we'll remem-
bered passage from Dryden's trar Station OF
the third book of Virgil's Georgics, may in
terest the public at present:
1.-The Victor Horse, forgetful o his food
The palm renOunces, and abhors the fl God
He pa We the ground, and on his hanging ears
A doubtful sweat in clammy drops appears:
Parched is his hide, and rugged are his hairs
Such are the symptoms OF the young disease
But in times process, when his pains in.
crease,
He rolls his mournful cyeF-he deeply
grOanS-
With patient sobbings, and with manly
He heaves tor breath; which, from his lungs
Supply'd.
And fetch'd from far. distends his lab'rine
side.
To his rough palate his dry tongue succeeds
And soapy gore he from his noslris bleeds d
The poet recommends "a drench of wine
given through horn, for which the New
En- glander naturally substitutes hard cider. >
The Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1860-1888, 1872-11-28

AGRICULTURE NOTICE The Annual
meeting of tn Kenosha County Agricultural
Society will be beid at the Hall of the Soci
ETY. in Bristol, on Monday, December %, at
o clock p. M, fer the eleclIon OF officers and
transaction of any business, special or other
wise, that may be properly brought before
the meeting II. II. TARBELL,
h"nosha, Nov. II, 1872 Secretary.
The Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1860-1888, 1872-11-28

We take pleasure In calling attention tc
he enlar cement and general improvement
OF the Inter Ocean n great Republican paper
that is rapid y becoming viSior in every
intelligent family. TIL" great ability and
high character of the Inter Ocean would have
secured It's success under any ctrcumsta noes,
but is gallant and Intelligent defence of the
Republican party during the Campaign has
won for ~ he confidence aud esteem OF he
Republican element OF the Northwest The
AS il Is honorabIy and fairly conducted.
The Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1860-1888, 1872-11-28

We notice among the sailors who have
laid up az this port for the winter, Captains
Losie aud Morris. We think they will fnd
Kenosha as acceptable home as it has ever
been, and hope the winds and breakers 10 be
met with on land, may not prove moYe dam
aging to them than the lake winds, from
which they now seek shelter
The Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1860-1888, 1872-11-28

Use Tarbel's Magic Balm for epzootic
disease OF horses 10 remedy equals it. L.
relieves the throat and stops the cough, pre-
vents the epizootic lung fever. stimulates the
kindneys, and prevents dropsy, so fatal to
horses having had the disease. 1t is being
used extensively with perfect success. Sod
by +. Robinson AID Fl E. Clark, Keuosha.
and dealers generally
The Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1860-1888, 1872-11-28
MARRTlD,

MELVILLE-lRVING On "Wednesday. Nov. 81.
Io'Z' aC he American Hotel. Kenoe ha by Rev
Lance Mr. William j. Melville Of Newport.
III, and Miss Mary irving of pleasant pra,ria
Wisconsin.
MT Melville remembered the printer and the
printer blessed MIR, Melville and his BRIDE
The Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1860-1888, 1872-11-28

AGENTS WANTED to canvass for subscrib-
FRS Tor TIE KEN o. HA TELEGRAPH nd several
MAGAZINES, aud to sell Works of Art-Chro-
mos and Engravngs. A good opportunity
will be gwen tor active az nts TO establish Il
profitable and permanent business.
Apply to HAYS MCKINLEY,
Kpnosha
The Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1860-1888, 1872-11-28

| TEREsTING TO Fishermen. AR George
Clark, u Ecorse, Michigan, on the l4lh OF
May aoJ marked number OF white feh hy
Inserting brass ring Into The adj pose dor.
sal G. be small feshy dn just in from of the
talD and connecting this by means OF a sec
ond ring with piece OF brass about The size
OF a ten cent piece, the object IN view being
o idcnufy them If again caught. Fishermen
who may recaptuIe any OF The fish thu
marked, may forward them. with the tags,
To Groves & Co, or St. j ahn s. Buck, Tor-
DO; Messrs Paxton, OF Monroe; james
Craig, A. NJ, Camp4u, Z. HnrIburt, or
j. Clark, OF D trolt; B. Reaume, ui
Springwells; George Clark, of Ecorse; or Mr.
Reaume, o: Crosse Isle, stating when and
where caught Or, it this csnnot De done, TO
send the exact length and weight of the
fish, with the tags, by mail. The object OF
tnls is to ascertain the rate Of growth of the
fish during any interval which may eiapse
bel ween the time Of marking and the date oil
recaplure.
The Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1860-1888, 1872-11-28

ANU ementS OF social. literary ard NOR
town during the winter months, for the nen-
eft OF young people. We are pleased. TO
learn that the young ladies Of the Baptist
Church in this city have organized literary
society.
The Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1860-1888, 1872-11-28

The following Kenosha vessels have been
driven from home," and have iaid up for
che WHEREIN Chicago, for the reason thai
our sailors cannot rely upon the accommo-
da'i"ns in our own harb0r for securing
heir -'ssels. G. Fl Hackley, Capt. l.. W
Miller; r. Simmons. Capt. I. NJ Acker-
man; Phonix, Capt G. w. Read; Wescott,
Cap. A. P Read. But AFTER all We have
the Pride and the Speed o! Kenosna lett.
T ,se vessels are dsmantled, aud will make
heir home at this port.
The Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1860-1888, 1872-11-28

sp enddly illus rated article On New WAYS in
tho old Dominion" opens scr nc, IS for December
re January number OF hi Mag zine win contain
cont'ibuti nS from VII lana Norris, ". C. Bry Mt
hret harte, George Mcdonald, with other striking
aud popular features.
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Kenosha, Wisconsin

We are pleased to see he name of Prof
Hosea Ba'ncs at the head of an Educational
Column in the Racine AdUocGte Pref.
Barn,s has had ed orisl experiences, and
while Superintendent of Schools in this
county, he conducted the educational de-
parm mont of the TELEGRAPH with signal
ability. and Will we doubt not, interest and
ms ruct the readers OF he AdU0cdts
The Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1860-1888, 1872-11-28

A team of horses, owned by Cornelius
Butler, ran away last Friday night, and
m.de great excitement among the people
on he streets. The aIrghtL horses brought
up near the Post Office, when Butter found
ais wag with one wheel smashed up aud
other parts disjointed No one was hurt.
The Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1860-1888, 1872-11-28

large quantity of hogs have been raised
IN his county. Daring the week our iarn-
ers have been kept busy bringing their hogs
into town Tor shipment r. s. Houston
brought 10 .his market IA lot OF seven months
Old pigs that averag d 300 Ibs each.
The Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1860-1888, 1872-11-28

II you wish TO pure base new Sewing Ma
chine call on Fl Kaufman and examine his
new Victor Hoop skirts and bustles made
TO order, al 80 Main rect.
The Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1860-1888, 1872-11-28

Another OF Jewets h"rres diel this we, K
There are yet large number OF horses sick all
yer the city and county Most Of them yet no
better worse. l
The Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1860-1888, 1872-11-28

LAST CALL persons indebted to p.
English are r. quesled TO cal and settle i'm.
medIately. and thereby save co Is
henoSha, Nov. Is 1879. p, ENGLISH.
The Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1860-1888, 1872-11-28

Lay n mp for yours Ives none in the Bank VIII re
moth and rust doth ortupt tint VS. break tlroug
and cal. but 70 and buy q Shawl, Dress or over.
coat, or goods to that elIe,t OF. u i u ows q Co.
The Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1860-1888, 1872-11-28

Two hundred and fifty pieces of choicest
prints just saved frem the Boston fire anG
for sale at DoanS
The Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1860-1888, 1872-11-28

JUsr THE THING For nice Christmas
present, and one that your friends viii pre-
serve ana appreciate, go 10 Truesdoi's Cal
lery and get one OF his improved large pc
ures.
The Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1860-1888, 1872-11-28

A beam in the Grammar Room of the puhlic
School caught fire one day this week. Cause--
a defective furnace. The IRE was extinguisbeI in
time to prevent much damage.
The Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1860-1888, 1872-11-28

Ladies Of Keno sha, if you wish 10 pur
chase your holiday goods, such as Scarts
Shawls, Nubias, Zepu,rs, Hosiery, Cloves
etc, go 10 Il kaufman, 81 Main Street
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EegsEa ag7 go go @ -
M EN as@" 49, 7ama 4 z SsN
10 ADV VOW

tp receive his friends at No 37H Main Street, d.
rectit east Of the Posi- Office K4nosha. where
may be tonnd ali the late Periodicals-togethsr
with fine assor ment OF Stationary Blank Books
Mem. Books. Pass Books, School Books, Feaths
busters. Games Inks, Mucilage, Pens & Holder
Pencils, Call Cards, Toy Colors Erasers, Rubben
Bands Lux stands, Perforated Board, Tissue Pa.
per, Gill Paper, Iaitial aper, &c., GdIi6.
"usic Of all kinds. aud all articles in my line
not GU hand, obtained OH short notice.
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MAGAZINES, rArRas rNGRvvIses, AND oHKo

MAGAZINES, PAPERS, ENGRvvINGs AND CHIC
MOS.
We are authorized to receive subscribers
for the following works at the ANN exed
rates:
Art hur's Home Magaz and the bean
thu engraving, The Chrlstian Ora
ces'' ........................ 80 SO
The CLiidFen's Hour, and The Chris
1iao Ufacos'..' .....................2.05
Home Magazine, Chldrens Hour. and
Christian Graces. g 25
Godsy,s lacy Book, and The lovely
chrome "Our Daring. Co
American Homes and the chrome. Our
Two Pets".. Ok
lhe Lazy & Friend, and the beautnu.
chrome, Little Samuel f" the Child.
Prophet. $50
Saturday Evening..Post and Little Sam q
"'' ''''''''''''..-... ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. OC
the Whekly Christian At Work and ~
the Eclectic Weekly, with tie chro.
mos Good Morning, Carlo IN Mis-
chief, Spring Flowers, and Summer
H'o"eTs- ............. .........,.... 3, SO
The same paper with Tire. chromos. 90
Two obrOInos. 2. so
Ehe Christisn at Work, Monthly with
one Chrome. 95
me Scientific American. 90
The Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1860-1888, 1872-11-28
THE CHILDRRN's HOUR.

The December number of tie Children's
Hour is on our table. Now is the time to
SIND IN subscriptions for the new year. We
notice That every one who sends club will
tan Gr"ces" large and exqulsitely beau
rfnl steel engra wing Subscription price
81 %. copies, IS 10 cop es, $40. aud an
ezra copy 10 getter-up OF club. Address,
I 5 Auhnr u Scn, Philadelphia Pa
Subscriptions received ut this office.
The December number of the atlantic is
Que OF great interest. John Coleman
tells about his fight with a Railroad This
cun' rlbutiOn is 81 valuable one, and covers
Twelve pages. In addiLion there are ARTICLES
ty Honsles, Pslkman Fawcett, Parton, and
luauy o her besides an interesting review of
BOOKS, art, music, science ana politics.
We have received / he Decem Der number OF
o., Young IT. lis II is highly valuable
number THIS magazine bods uniisputed
the foremost rank among magazines :or bows
aad girls
BERRY's MUSEUM has been united to the Youths
Companion OF Boston, union of The two Oldest of
cur vouth's publications. Nathaniel ills, ather
ly fftv years ago and to-day it is one of the
sprightliest and most enterprising sheets ia the
country.
The Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1860-1888, 1872-11-28

The young ladies OF tAr 2aptrt Churcb
wih@ive Iosavai ANA OJs 81 supper Al
S'"'n7os Hat nexE Moada. .vou.ng. The
lore ia.t OF the evening Wa DC occupied
With singing by HE children oI The Saba, b
School. al turn out and enjoy yourselves.
The Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1860-1888, 1872-11-28

supt Mcguire has been visiting the Public
Schools OF Racine.