Real Estate Sales Reported in Denton Area Dec 2 1871
Real estate transfers listed from Oneco Winslow Waddama Erin Florence Silver Creek West Point and other locales. Sellers include Feneroft Laro Ortop Phillips Jerman Eichmeier and Danl Anthony with values from 700 to 10000 dollars. Abstract books offered and title abstracts provided by the office.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Feneroft Laro Ortop
Thale Denton
John. Gerher
Oneco
Plenty Phillips
Jacob Swits
Feorge Everett
Hirsha Ullom
Winslow
Jerman Eichmeier
Gottfred Knabe
Loran
John Maher
J. O. Straham
Waddama
D. Palmer
Geo. Sibert
Ridott
Jona N. Snyder
Bernhard Roessing
Tambling
David Hilde
Erin
Danl P. Anthony
An- Medike
E. I. D. Sanborn
Ira Crippen
Florence
Wingert
Geo. W. Snyder
Rock Run
Daniel Berry
Geo. Beadie
Silver Creek
Awis Stuhlman
Chas. D. Knowlton
West Point
Ira Davenport
J. Muhloff
Meyer
Wwe
December issue previews Nast art and Greeley essay
The Little Corporal notes a fresh December number with a Nast full page traiton and Horace Greeley piece on Art and Industry. It highlights a $500 Prize Story starting next issue by Helen Weeks, promised to be engaging for young readers, edited by John E Miller in Chicago.
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Thomas Nast
Prince of
Isis
Horace Greeley
Tenny Helen
Weeks
John E Miller
Chicago
Til
Ack Hazzard
J. T. Whridge
Jack Hazzard
Little Dunbars
Nora Perry
December Harper's opens Eternal City notes and art
The December Harper s features Lyman Abbott s Eternal City with sixteen Roman ruin illustrations and misses Adelaide Ladley on Royal Chateaux. Constance Fenimore Otsego lake sketch and Henry Brougham portrait by A R McDonnough are praised, plus Dr Hayes Arctic paper, Garrell on the fist American exploring expedition, Dr Osgood on God s Arithmetic, Miller s American Baron conclusion, a new serial A good Investment, and pathos rich short tales and poems by Spofferd Stoddard.
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Harper's
Lyman Abbott
Adelaide Ladley
Constance Fennimore
Otsego Lake
Henry, Brougham
Hayes
Greenland
A. E. Garrell
Osgood
Dae Miller
Plans For 1872 In The Atlantic Monthly
The Atlantic Monthly previews its December issue with bold plans for 1872. Hawthornes posthumous Septimus Felson will be the serial, Holmes resumes The Autocrat, Parton writes Life of Jefferson, and Fiske opens with Light and Darkness.
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Atlantic Monthly
Hawthorne
Septimus Felson
Dec
Prof. Fiske
H. W. Longfellow
Whittier
Chicago
The
Atlantic
Bret Harte
Princess Bob
Mr. Fields
Wadsworth
Miss Mitford
Frank Leslie's Lady's Journal advertisement notice
The first issue issued November 18 offers a Paris drawn fashion plate journal with colored illustrations and literature. Each issue features a large colored plate biweekly, showing actual costumes in true colors. One copy for a year costs four dollars, available in New York.
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Miriam F. Squier
Paris
Europe
New York
Tur Senior Festival Quarterly Magazine Reprint Appeal
The October issue of Tur Senior Festival magazine, salvaged after the great fire, asks subscribers to resend addresses and pay next year’s subscription. Teachers and pupils are urged to subscribe for the School Festival. prices are 50 cents yearly or 15 cents per issue. Publishers offer a cloth-bound book of Incidents of the Great Chicago Fire for fifty cents postpaid upon request.
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Tur
Nail
Anrept, Sewern & Co
Chicago
Alfred Sewell
Ill
Young America completes another year publication
The juvenile periodical Young America is praised for its usefulness and broad reach. Publishers W. Jenkines Danoxesr announce continued patronage from existing readers and new subscriptions, offering a yearly price of $1 and club incentives for families.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Young America
W. Jenkines
Attendance Leads at Grand Rapids College Institute
The Grand Rapids Business College and Telegraphic Institute reports attendance over the same day last year and month Inet, year in a rise surpassing one hundred percent. J W McCortach resignations and staff moves are discussed, with corrections on rumors of a shift from the Chicago Republican to the St Louis Democrat.
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Grand Rapids, Business College and Telegraphic Institute
Michigan State Journal of Agriculture
J. W. McCortach
Chicago Republican
St. Louis Democrat
Republican
McCullagh
Chicago
I.C. R.R
N. W. RR
Mendota
GO Phopson
Havin
Ole ‘Photipson
Stephenson
Ul Maois
Stephenson County
Koon
Elg
Ar Freeport
Getyte
Getaber
A.D. Ibtl Hohn
Brennieman
Aschicw
I. Thompson
Prairie Farmer praises Appiston's Journal issue features
The Prairie Farmer extols the December issue of Appiston's Journal with a portrait of William Page, a Susan Nichols Carter sketch, new serial Lady Sweet-Apple, and stories by Paul H. Hayne and James Franklin Fitts. It highlights an article on the Boston Public Library and urges subscriptions.
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Appiston
Petrait
William Page
National Academy
Susan Nichols Carter
Paul H. Hayne
Aiken
South Carolina
James Franklin Fitts
Bayou Teche
Boston’ Public ‘Library
Advance Paper Reemerges After Fire with Strong Support
The Advance returns in its renewed form after a blaze, praised by readers. West subscribers respond with enthusiastic appreciation and larger renewals for the veteran publication.
Every Saturday to Drop Pictorial Dress for Purely Literary Form
Publishers announce January issue of Peery Saturday will shed its illustrated dress and return as a strictly literary journal. The weekly has been popular as an illustrated paper, and readers will welcome the change. The December 2 issue features a portrait of M Catacazy and other illustrations, with editorials on The Democratic Situation and Good Sense in Politics.
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Peery Saturday
Petrait
M.catacazy
Graphic
Gardeners Monthly November offers fall tips for bulbs and borders
The November issue favors horticulturists and amateur cultivators with advice on protecting fall plantings such as Tritomas Pampas grass and Carnations. It highlights Flower Garden and Pleasure Ground hints alongside notes on South Australia bulb recollections new bulbs Holland birch trees potato beetle destruction Texas grapes and travel recollections.
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Gardeners Monthly
South Australia
Holland
Texas
Littler's Living Age and related periodicals notice
The New York Evening Mail praises Littler's Living Age for its eclectic weekly collection of English literature, calling it thorough and valuable for reference. Demorest's Young America is advertised with stories, poems, puzzles and premiums for subscribers, including premiums likeChrome, books, a microscope, or a stereoscope. addresses given for subscription in New York.
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Litler
British Quarterly Review
Geoffrey Chaucer
Westminster Review
Miss Brown
Chambers Journal
Bearings of Modern Science
Italy
Saturday Review
Spectator
New York Evening Mail
Littell
England
Demorest
Young
America
Jexxines Dexonnsr
Broadway
New York
Old and New December issue highlights and notices
The December number of Old and New features Day-dreaming by Francis Tiffany and Language of Brutes by Leonard A. Jones, along with essays on The Bear Rock and The Karaite Jews. It includes Six of One and Half Dozen of the Other, Ups and Downs installments, notes on Working Men's Homes, and book notices. Subscriptions and prices are listed for advance payment.
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Francis Tiffany
Language of
Leonard A. Jones
Hale
Joseph May
Daphne
Mary &. Nutting
FA W
Bear Rock
A.D. W
Devil
Edgar Quinet
Germany
John Woolman
Sir G
Lewis
the Nile
Fine Arts
Copley, Stuart, and
Allston
Byron
Quartette In Council
Victoria Regia
Town College
Colorado Mountains
Massachusetts
Gav. A. Coontpoz
Washington St
Boston
Roberts Brothers
Prairie Farmer Returns to Subscribers in Full Size
The Prairie Farmer resumes publication in full size and equal to before the fire. This reliable agricultural paper appeals to farmers and horticulturists and invites subscriptions for 1872 with its Chicago address for joining.
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Chicago
Demorest's Monthly Magazine December offers abundant Christmas reading
Demorest's Monthly Magazine for December presents a festive collection for Christmas and a bright outlook for 1872. The publisher advertises subscriptions with liberal club inducements, priced at eight dollars per year.
The Technologist celebrates three years of publication
The Technologist a monthly industrial journal enters its third year on January 1. Published by Industrial Publication Co. 176 Broadway New York at 31 50 per year the handsome illustrated periodical covers engineering manufacturing and building. A brief local note tells of a 14 year old boy in Rockton Clearfield County narrowly escaping a panther while riding to a tunnel in Union township the panther leaped down from a tree spurring the horse and rider into a fast chase before the beast retreated after about forty rods.
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The
Technologist
Manu
Industrial Publication Co
Broadway
N.Y
Pennsylvania
Rockton
Clearfield County
Union Township
Parable about church discipline told by a Minnesota preacher
A Herald and Presbyter correspondent from Minne Bota recounts a Presiding Elder of the United Brethren Church who tried to rebuke disruptive laughter in a service. He recalls a past error when rebuking an apparently amused man, who was later revealed to be an idiot. The anecdote ends noting better order for the remainder of the service.
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Avroiiy Hir
The
Herald and Presbyter
Minne Bota
United Brethren Church
Reliability of Geo P Rowell Co Ad Agents
The speaker vouches for Geo P Rowell Co as reliable advertising agents in New York asserting consistent fulfillment of terms from small payments to large sums. Drafts are honored on presentation and the firm is trusted to deliver on agreements every time.
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Geo
P. Rowell& Go
New York
P. Rowell & Co
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