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Rutland weekly herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1859-1877, 1873-12-04
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French, English and American Prints in
endless variety, also in this department
Gents Dressing Gowns and Smoking Jack
Rutland weekly herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1859-1877, 1873-12-04
COAKS AND SHAWIS

Imported Beaver CIoaks. Delman and
English Jackets, " SteyproOf CIoaks Of our
own make. ShawIs-a vast assortment OF
wool long and square striped ottoman,
Paisley, india Cashmere, India Scarfs, Car
dinal Capes, &c. ..s.....
Rutland weekly herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1859-1877, 1873-12-04

splendid Elysian, Moscow and Castor
Beavers, Cashmere suitings for mems and
boys wear. Waterproof and Lady Cloths
IN al the new colors for RedIngotes, fine
and heavy winter hannels in all widths
and Qualities. $500 go
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1873-02-26
Despues del anterior, hemos reci1
bido este segundo supplemental a la
GdcetG del "a: ..
GoD1nnNO sUPEnao1l CIVIL.
CAPITANIA GENERAL DE LAIsLA
DE PUERTO RICO. /.

Deapues de- pubIicados el Supple
mentoa "a Faccta de hoy, he. recibi-.
do ell teIegPama siguiente: s'
"Habiendo.renunciado 4 la Corona
el Rey de Espala y-aeeptado las Corr
tes sur renuncia, ha aido prcclamada
legal y pacfidamente la Republioa.
He recibido de las C6rtes la alta IN
vestidura de Miaistro de Ultramar,
nj primer deber interprctando COM
pletainente la Asamblea Nacional es
anlnciar q esa Isla que soatendremos
con inquebranfable frmeza la inte-
gridad del terrltorio .nacional y con
fe profuuda realizaremos en- esa he
memorial 4sla las aspiraeiones do la
RepabFca: inc hago hoy Gsl inter
preto. del pensa'miento y de Ia Asam-
blea de Espafla:V. e. msrece la con
fanza del Gobierno "a su activa dis
erection Sc due pondra en- conociinien-
to de las Autoridades de Ia fsla, los
prop6sitos que abrigo, para su ventu-
Francisco SdlDaerofa q .At0ftso. =
|AlparticiparaV. &. que la Asam-
blea NHcional me ha dispensado el
sehalado honor nombrandome SUI
Presidente, estoy 'seguro de inter
pretar con fidelidad sus sentimien-
tos y sus deseos, manifestando a
v. L. que Ia Asambiea Nacional, ms.
pirandose en- los altos deberes que su
cen3faiiopatsiotismo le impone, es
Il firmeniepte fesuelta 4 mantener la
integ1idaf del territorio: Saludo 4
V. &. en- hombre de Asamblea, y en-
el mio, al Ejeycito, q Ia Marina, q los
Voluntarios y a los leales habitantes
dc esa Is'a.--Cristino MWtos, Presi-
dente do la AsambIea Nacional."
do que Sc publica para conoci-
miento de tolos las habitantes de
esta Isla~-JtAN MARTINEZ PLowEs.
Puerto Rico, 25 defebrerode1ST3."
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1873-02-26
Ell Manifesto della Pf6nsa radical.


Singular es por cierto Ia actitud de
Ia prensa ministerial dc Pucrto-Rico
para con eI Gobiorno que deiiende.
Llegl un Gobernalor lue debe
traer frescas en- su memoria las ideas
y las aspiracionas del Ministerio que
le ha conterido ell alto cargo que des
emqeda, y aia 40 habia teni1o tiem-
po de reposa5 nj siquiera do probar
eI sueno reparator tan nccesario des-
pues de IN largo yisjs, cuaalo se Il
inforpa pof repetidos telGgrpmaa que
60 Camay sc is a.tetalo graycmente
81 6rdau; que treasfeatos anotina los
encerrad9s 90 aua casa han rcc.hid1
4 tlros y al gri,ode nnIera Esp15a i
Ia iue'za pt,.iea que IS nreseat6 i
siIsosTer ana reunion az nada, sui
versus, Ilieits J eaniestiaa; que h.
habtdJ uua Iucha machu mas impor-
ANTE que Ia ocugrida an Il Popia0 d.
"a de setie,nbre del 6S. j qus ~ ha.
bldo mneftos, px.4loneros, arnas
pap.les apr ssaAoa EstAs unJslaA -
publicaroa 81 l5 ga Il Gacslt oGeiaI:
nadie podia da4ar do ei.as poFqas
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1873-02-26

do Ia dinastla de Saboya; ha entrado Els
patia en- un nuevo perfodo de interinidad:
procedamos cor nucstrascordura acostnm
9brada y mereceremos una vez mas bien
dc Ia petra.
Ahora be aquf textualmente copia-
5a La Gdceta extraordinaria que ha
publieado nuestra primera Autoridad:
GOBIERNO SUPERIOR CIVIL
DE LA IsLA DE PUERTO. RICO,
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1873-02-26

-blen con Ia discipline 7 IeaItad q IA
Madre Patria de las fuerzas de todas
classes Institutes armados, quecomoa
es dc su deber, scran tanbien Sc gural
garantfa del 6rden y tranquilislad. Con
ella y con 81 apoyo de todos los hom-
bres honrados, sin distinction de OPT
niones, estd SECURE de mantener inal-
terable Ia paz vuestro Gobernador
y Captain General, Juan Martinez
Ploe0es.
Puerto Rico, febrero 25 de 1873.
@.& se ss @ s,,saaa
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1873-02-26

la Autoridad pidi9ndole conselo y
protsccion, mucho mas estando Ell llo-
/ gar aiilenazado ibmediato una villa
guarpeeida por fuerzas del ejercitoi
Cabe, zen vez de pedirr defensa al
Estedo, que ticne obligation y medios
de Eacer respetar el derecho y el ho-
gar dolnestico de todos, 4 un parti-
ocular lie sea lfcito armar gente pors
su propia cuenta, reunir trescientosl
hombres en- su casa q atlas horas de
la nocbe y rechazar insultar con
gritos subversivos las fuerzas encar-
gadas de velar por la p1blica Tranquil
| lidade jCabe mayor audacia y osadfa-e
| que la que ha tenido ia prensa radi-
cal al .desnientir ante el pats dos do
cumentos oficiales del Gobierno al
suponer que todo un Juzgado de pri-
mera instancia como ell de Arecibo
cometa Ia injusticia de dictar actos
de prislon, no contra los asaltantes,b
sino contra los asaltados, no contra
los matadores, sino contra los compa-4;
neros lie los que murieron9 SPues que,
81 fuera cierto que ell Sr. Estrella
| obr6 en- su propia defsnsa y que los
guardias civiles y voluntarios que alKi
. fueron sc haban convertible enc banru
Idldos, en- aSesinos como Sc urata de,
: hacer GREER, no estarian va los supues-
tos malhechores presses 4 disposition
} ie los tribunales de justicia como To-
: estan muchos de los verdadercs re-
beldesa Asf Sc desniente q la Supe-
'.lrior Autoridad, asfjse .dudal de la JUS
lticia de naestros. .tribunales. Y quien
7 lda este mentfs, al represeftante de la
, nacion, quien formula esta impllcita
acusacion- contra el poder judicial, no
J somos nosotros, los pretendidos enc
) migos del Gobierno que acaba de caer,
r es Ia nrensa que Sc dice ministerial,
la pfensa reformista. ''
A "Eptre nosotros no hay traidores"
S exclaman los que nos han tratado de
2 lihelistas Porqae hemos dado q como
1 Ger en- un libro 10 que fuG la c0l0verG-
J., da de Lares. Y quien puede hacer
a con sinceridad semejante absolute
: afirmacion? Los mismos ap6stoles,
: esos doce hombres escogidos por Je-
Y sucristo entire los mejores de la hu-
: nanidad, no podian decir entire nos.
. otros no hay traidores. La existencia
4 de Judas habria desmentido tan aYen-
I turado aserto. iQue provincial espa-
: nola podra con verdad decir que en-
z su seno no sc abrigan algunos fhbus-.
: teros, alguno5 traidores? Q 10
Quos Deus cult perdere, dement0t.
: Ri manifesto al pals que ha publica-s
. do la prensa raformista liga de un,
. modo soiemne los refornaistas con
oil partido separstista cuya existencia'
en- esta terra espaTiola Sc acabafde
revelar una vez mas. Una actitud de
d expectation y de reserva hasta saber
q 81 ell fallo de los trihunaIes confrmaba
: 8 no 10 que el Gobierno nos ha dado.
a conocer por medic de la Gaceta,
9 hubiera sido conducta admissible en-
: los 6rganos del reformismo, va que
todos los presos hasta hoy pertene-i
i cenEa 81 grupo, al grupo de los que,
i aqtf We llaman radicaleS. t'e'.'' 70
: Pero dar IN mentis al peri6dico
Official, pretextando darselo al BoLE7,
o TIN, pero suponer que los tribunales
: dejan sueltos 1 los supuestos salteas
q daras o nranI an Z l.Ss caxo ma * eros do
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1873-02-26

dar de la unprecedented del Excmo.
81. Captain General porgue acababa
de llegar; era extraflo comp pletamente
q los partidos de esta IsIa Y venia en-
viado por una Administration que se
habia declarado adverse & nuestropar-
lido. La voz De s. E. no podia ser
mas autorizada.
iQu6sle tocaba hacer q Ia prensa
llanada ministerial Confirmaq los
'hechos adenanciados por Ia Gceeta,
anatematizar q los que habian rhecho
armas contra el Gobierno y aelagdit
los actos de la nueva Administrator
que con tanta energla y presteza tom6
.sus medidass para ,rechazar la fuerza
con la fuerza y para castigar a los
senemigos de la nacionalidad. Pero
'aquf, ya 10 hemos dicho otras ysces,
no hubo nunca, no hay, nj dele ha--.
Der prensa ministerial. Una prensa.
de esta clase implica otra. de oposi
cion y este seria fatal en- paises como
este en- donde convene cons3rvar
muy alto el principle de autoridad, Il
La llanada prensa ministerial Sc
iimito a negar suponiendo que era
exagerado 10 que Sc habia publiealo
bajo Ia, autorizadisima firms dc pues-
ira pfim ira Autoridad. Pero llege
vinieron detalies por correo y datos
que ell Gobierno rec2gi6, 81 cual des
Dues de todo,3 hizo saber de nueyo {
los habitatites de la Isla econ fecha II
del corriente) quesse habis cometido
eIinamajto crtmeis de lesa aac;oa, qua
bahia en- los paoblos pyopagandj8tas
de Ia idea separdtiStq = que les t1ou
naIes impohdrf3hA dds cfimibates el
coaeligno castig0 que Ia ley prefja PA
RA LOS TRAIDoREs 4 INGRATos 4 La
pATRIA. Mas expllcitamente no podia
explicarse la fudole de IA insurrecion
de Camny. La question quedaba sab
jmclice para descubcir q. los. coaspira-
dores, para ay3figdar IA pa,te dc cul-
pabilidad que ,cada Qno De los crimi-
males tiane, poro no para saber la ma
turaleza del moyimienao que quedsba
va cali6cado por ell Gobierno que de.
he estar en- possession de datos que al
pdblico son descoaocidos. Ell grito de
guerra Que nos ha hecho conocer eI
peri6lico olioiaI 10 deia ligar q du-
daa: Muera Espa9n, UiOa Puerto Rico
li5fe y mWeran los Uol4ntHios.
En- vista de tales datos la praasa
refofmista ministerial no poda des-
montir los hechos publicados por, a
Gaceta sin hacerse de oposicion y, 10
que es mas grave, sin hacerse Soida-
ria de los actos do los presos dc Are
cibo. Sin embargo, 4 los dos dias de
puh licada Ia segunda Gaeeta ertraor-
d:Haria en- que Sc conGrmaoa la exis,
tencia del atentado contra Espana,
Ia prensa radical 8 reformiasa que
9ulere pasar por ministerial, Sc coiga,
y pablica el disparatado y 4 todas lu-
ces Inconvenience suplemento 1ne en-
otro lugar iusertamos. Para HERR por
tabla al Gobierno prescinAs ,lel Or
gano Official y dir1e sus tiros al Bo
LgrTS que 40 ha hecho mas que co
nenlar, carroborar y anpsiar con sns
propios datos las pasabras pnblica,las
por el Excmo. Sr, Capitaa General; +
los peridliros reformistas dtcenqae log
hechos que Sc han dado Il coaacer no
yaIen nada reduei.Ios nna aean i an.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1873-02-26
que-no acknowledgements, NADIA con,

el t1ssoYutOs D.EsCsyetano Estrella,
amenazado de scr asaltado (por la
auardia Civil i los Voluntarioss Gin
duda) reuni6 un ej9rclto de parien-
tes, amigos y Ncriados quienes use
pfepararon junto con Estrella do
fe11erse de cualquiera agresion." j
Llegaron en- efecto 4 las nueve de
Ia ncche cuatro guardiasA civiles y
POGO mas de otros tantos voluntarios,
para hacer cumplir la ley que prohibe
t2da clase de reuniones sin conoci
hiientoy consentimiento de lagAoto.
dad y nucho mas en- despoblado.
Caese de su peso que Ia Guardia Ci
VIII cuya brillante historic esta lin
pla de toda mancha asf sqM como en-
IA Peninsula, como EN- Cuba, sin que
jam$s Sc haya dado un ejenplo do
que estaIPolicfa seveEa, vaiiente y
ieal, haya atropellado nj hecho frente
q ningun ciudadano pacf6co, y en- su
casa mucho mGnos; caese de su peso
que la Gdardia Civil, decimos, no
podia ir como cuadrilla de bandidos
4 atomar por asalto la casa del citado
Estrella a.. Su presencia alif era la me
jor9 garantla para los hombres honra-
dos; su ndmero reducido aunque re-
fof2ado por media docena de Volun
tarios, no podia ser una amenaza per-
sonaI para los trescientos congrega-
dos. Z salta 4 Ia vista que en el case
alegado dc. que hubiese sido en- rea-
lidsd 7cierto que Sc inteataba IN asal :
to contra aqoella casa, ningun socorro
mejor poiia liegarIe que la Gaardia
Civil, prossctora nata he las vi !as-y
oropiedaatS de todos los homJr3a de
olon, y unos.cuantos Voluntaros, 10
fensores acGrrjmos del 6rden por "a
fadole- de gu institnto conocidos
ptobablemente del eSr. Estcella por
vivir ellos en- la vecindad.
Va sabemos como fuG recibida la
faerzas pdbhca del Gobierno y ,os
viUds y m4eras que repetidamente
dieTon los rebeldes al hacer fuego q
la Guardia Civil y & los Voluntl,ios.
Nosotros que conocemos por una
especie de intuicion que hemos ad-
qnirido q costa de muchos desen-
galas y decepciones, las tendeacias y
hasta los pensamieatos del ref9rIns-
mo-, habiamos predicbo va que los
| enclbridores d. h Dc. Lares habiaa
De tratar de encubrir tam bien 10 dc
Camuy, y en- un editorial que es-
crioimo9 cl ldnas 17'y que vio IN luz
| p,iblira ell microbes t9 en- el BoLE-
rIN decianos IL siguiente:
mo saaanos do! m9db con que los raEor-
mjstas explicaran Iarobeiion que acaba Dc
ocarrtr CT Ia casa de ios Estrella; pero DE-
sega.o qae hs de ser en- 81 concepto 8 IN
inego ino.ente gorprendido brutalmentt
por Ii GIardis Civil, o un eacandalo pro-
movido por N oousabilO orc Conservation
aoa horraohara, m baile, an bautizo, una
fiesta de fa,ni'ia 8 cpalqnie.a cosa mooo'
ura Manifestation armada contra Ia inte-
| griiad del tefr,torio espanoL"
Realiz6se nuestra profecia pocas
horas daspaes de repartirse cl nlme-
70 Oh que Iashabfemos estampado. Y
no gos equivocanps en- cl fiji, pero 81
en el medic, 10 conlesamps. Hubiera-
no4poJidosupoaer 'oias las jnvencio.
nes posibies para discuIpar cl maud
to orinens he lesa nacion comesidc
por los enemigos del pabellon espa-
| 1ol en- esfos xlo,ninios. zero ianlis nos
The McArthur enquirer. (M'arthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1873-1884, 1873-11-12

The Stokes TRIAL.-The trial Of
E. S. Stokes, for the the murder ol
JAMES FISK, Jr., closed last Wednes.
day. Stokes was found guilty Of
slaughter IN the third degree
and!! wasl!! sentenced!!!! to!!!!!
the e!!l!l! penitentiary!!!!!!! for just
four years!!!!!!!!! The people will
be surprised at this virdict-sur-
prised, not that STpKEs saved his
neck, but that he is not set scot
free. The testimony in this last
trial, whether cooked up Vi boeod
on fact, was, in any event, ealcula-
ted to tell powerfully on u jury IA
vorably to the defendent; and the
popular expectation was that
STOKES would get of, From all ac-
counts he ~ now broken in health,
so that it may be an even chance
whether he lives through his short
term in the penitentiary or dies in
his cell, This is the kind of jus.
tice that is ministered to the rich
murderers in New York.
The McArthur enquirer. (M'arthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1873-1884, 1873-11-12

That short portion of road run
ming across the bottom land be
tween the Railway Crossing at Vim
ton Station and The stone quarry is il
u horrible condition at present, ant
If the supervisor does not patch il
up soon, the whole bottom will fall
out, or freeze over just enough tc
bear up man and not horses and
wagons. We would suggest that
the people turn out, without respect
to vocation, and builda pike across
that dreadful tract of low land. The
very best material can be had at the
stone quarry, only few feet dis
tant This part Of the road cannot
be changed to any other ground in
that vicinity, even if the Gallipolis,
Macarthur and Columbus Railroad
should be built q few feet north of
it, and it would be best to build a
pike. 1t is shame that Vinton
county can't afford fifteen rods of
pike, when some Of the adjoining
counties have 40 and 60 miles. We
appoint GEORGE WAxLER, who, we
believe, is supervisor in that road
district, superintendent of the work
on that pike.
The McArthur enquirer. (M'arthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1873-1884, 1873-11-12
The Country Gentleman
VoIa.nae for 1874.

:, IMh CULTiyATc,R & COUNTRY GENTLEMAN
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anWp " cluded many leading Agrlculturists, in
~ arts OF the Country, East and West--and
~ over Five Hundred Occasional and V0un-
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best Farmers and Horticulturists of nearly
4 every State in the Union, with tho cooper
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journal IL intended to possess exceptional
value rs tho chosen Medium of Inter- -conlmu-
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The McArthur enquirer. (M'arthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1873-1884, 1873-11-12

BALLou's MAGAZINE FOR DEcEM
BER.--The December number OF
Ballots Magazine is q most attrac-
tive number-one of the best that
we have seen this year, 1t con-
Trims some thirty different articles,
and each is of remarkable interest
to the general reader. The stories
~ this Issue are fresh and good, the
poetry eloquent and fervent, while
the illustrations are such as will
cause more than the usual share of
attention, The leading stary, "The
GHOST Of Hendee Hail." continues
TO be Of absorbing interest, while
Gan Unfortunate Match" will still
find admirers, Take Ballop's Mag
asine, the cheapest monthly in the
country=-and after an examination
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~ every subscriber is given pref
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The McArthur enquirer. (M'arthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1873-1884, 1873-11-12

AT an examination of Teachers
the following named persons re
ceived certificates, as follows:
For TWELVE MoNTHs-William H
Miller, Craven Shively, L. Fl. Chand
Ter, NJ. NJ. Cherry, and A. w. Salts
For SIX MONTHS - Miss Angie
Grimes.
The following names were omit
ted by the printer, in former re-
port, through mistake:
For SIX MoNTHs-J. R. Saxton, H
B. StrausbaRgh, Lottie Murray, ia
cob Ierbe, j. w. Coultrap, Mary
Haldren, and Scott Martindill.
At the last examination the fol.
lowing named persons received GER
tificates, as follows:
For TwENTY-F -FOUR MoNTHs-John
Witherspoon.
For EIGHTEEN MoNTHs-A. Vance,
c. L. Goodwin, and Kate Liston.
For TWELVE MoNTns-S. G.. Oar
by, Philip Miller, and Miss Matte
johnson.
For SIX MONTHS - Hattie Cox,
irene Davis, +. 7. Hudson, VIM.
Shriner, j. W. Wallace, Mollie j.
Cox, Matte Steece, and Anderson
9. Ross. l., O. PERDUE,
Clerk Board Examiners.
The McArthur enquirer. (M'arthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1873-1884, 1873-11-12

PETERsoN's MAGAZINE for Novem-
Der is on our table, ahead of all
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moth colored steel fashion plate.
A prominent feature Of the Maga-
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Of which appear in this number,
"Theo," by Miss Hodgson, and
"The Lost Inheritance" by Mrs.
Ann S. Stevens, both very far supe-
rior to continued stories to be found
in magazines generally, But, as a
contemporary says, the stories, the
fashions, the patterns, in short, ev-
erything in Peterson" is the best
of its kind. The price of the Mag
azine, too, is another thing in its
favor. 1t is but two dollars year.
The Prospectus for 1874 Ia publish
ed with this number, and we find
that the prices to clubs are aston
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$3.50, with a superb Mezzotipt (16
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the club; or six copies for 5000,
and a copy of the Magazine for
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us last week, The paper is pub,
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eta College.
The McArthur enquirer. (M'arthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1873-1884, 1873-11-12

New MAGAzINE.--The first mum
Der of 81. Nicholas has just been
Issued Pictorially, it is one ot
the most beautiful magazines in
the country, being enriched by de-
signs from the pencils of Miss Hal
lock, Sol Eytinge, Miss Ledysrd
Sheppard, Stephens, BolIes, Beard
and others.
The reading matter is varied and
bright. There are thirty-three ar.
ticles, some for the very little ones
some for the oldest Of the young
people, and some for every age be-
tween. We find in its broad, we'll.
printed pages, poems by William
Cullen Bryant, Celia Thaxter, Lucy
Larcom, and others. There is a
capital human.fairy sketch by Re-
becca Harding Davis. Donald G..
Mitchell contributes q characteris-
tic artical, entitled "Who Wrote the
Arabian Knightsp and the first
chapters of a serial story by Frank
Il. Stockton are given. A salutary
by the conductor, Mrs. Mary Mapes
Dodge, is sure to reach the heart
of every child reader-and the
hearts Of their fathers and mothers
as well, Among the stories we
find charming-told account Of II
fairy's visit to beehive, by Annie
Moore; an exceedingly funny little
story by Margaret Eytinge, and
lively tales by Paul Port and j. S.
Stacy. Lucretia P. Hale tells the
adventures of a doll, Noah Brooks
has n capital article for boys, called
SPY the Sea-" and Olive Thorn
talks about a certain "Old- fashioned
Hat"
There are also interesting de-
scriptions of zebras, passenger-pig-
cons, the curious inhabitants of the
Farallone Islands, and the Piute
Indians, besides bright little "Jin-
gles," and a whole page in large
type forslittle children with big
eyes. We must not forget to men;
tion as an admirable feature a
short story in German far the ben
eft Of youngsters who are learning
that language. A similar French
story is announced for the next
number Then "Jack-in- -the-pulpit,"
a curious fellow who is full of little
bits of wit and wisdom, holds forth
most entertainingly; and there are
capital notices Of juvenile books,
intended for those who will read
the books, and a puzzle depart
ment that will certainly sharpen
the wits of the youngsters.
1t is conducted by Mrs. MARY M.
DODGE, and published by SoRIBNER
q Co., 654, Broadway, New York
City. Subscription price $3 per
year. Every child ought to have
it. The Witness or McArlhm En-
quirer and ST. Nicholas sent one
year for 81,
The McArthur enquirer. (M'arthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1873-1884, 1873-11-12


WHERE 10 the Marshal of the In
corporoted village of McArthurf
One day last week, it is said, he
was looking out Of a printing Office
window, during the time that some
men were occupied in a fight.
Blessed Marshal! Happy Near.
thur! If the village council intend
to remove this Marshal and appoint
9ae, why dent they do the job at
once and not make SO many bites
at the little chcrryp Come, gentle.
men, let us preserve tho peace and
quiet Of our fenced inn village!