Warren sheaf. [volume] (Warren, Marshall County, Minn.) 1880-current, 1890-12-04
LITERARY.


is the author of Caesars Column, the
politico-economic book which has
lately come from the press and where
the author conceals his identity be-
hind non de plume. The book has
had a phenomenal success, and has
gone through ten editions since April.
Now is the time to select your
winter reading. We will furnish the
Minneapolis Journal, Farm, Stock
and Home, American Farmer and
the SHEAF, all papers one year, for
the small sum of five dollars. You
will then have the most widely circu-
!ntted daily newspaper in the state,
the best farm paper published in the
state, the best and leading county
paper and another excellent agricul-
tural paper, all for five dollars.
The SHEAF acknowledges with
thanks the receipt OF a large pamph-
let bearing the inscription "World's
Fairs from London 1851 to Chicago
$685. by c. B. Norton. In contains
descriptions OF and a vast. amount
ot information regarding all Worlds
t'airs held since 1851 together with
Jews OF buildings, also plans and
descriptions Of sites for the great
columbian Exposition 20 be held at
Chicago in 1873. The selection OF
dual site for the fair was in our opin-
ion a wise provision, and will prevent
missing such large throng OF peo-
pie, as will then visit Chicago: at one
place. The pamphlet is embellished
with numerous views and portraits
il, the Mas Arttype.
No farmer in this county should
fail to take his local paper and at
Last one agricultural journal. No
matter how many papers he is now
getting, his list should not be con-
s:dered complete il it does not con-
tain the WARREN SHEAF and that ex-
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Stock and Home published at Mime
apolis, Mimi, both of which can be
lad one year for the small sum of
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The fashion illustra tions and the en-
graved supplement are works of art.
Several complete stories, an interest
ing agricultural department and
vast variety OF entertaining reading
are included in the November number.
Any OF our readers may obtain q
sample copy free, by addressing The
RURAL HOME, Philadelphia.
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