Real malt Pelee rice and transfers at Freeport
Abstracts of titles furnished on reasonable terms. Deeds mortgages wills and other instruments accurately drawn. Loans negotiated and general Land Office business done by Tarior and Aspinwall.
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Watavont
Cales
Herity Kasto
Peter Paul
Acter
West Point
Sk Wotich
John Lees
Guiteau
Ad Freeport
Jacob Gressey
Fred Kielemeier
Loran
JC Gilbert
John Gable
Sly
Freeport
Miller
Eli Seq
Ottéco
W F Rockey
Priscilla ‘Garritt
Oneca
Chas Beine
James Griffin
Antiw
Actos
Kent
Adm't
SP Meier
J. M. Balz
Daniel Becker
Joe
Uight
Richard’ ‘Sheridan
Beak
Wright &Padl
Tarior & Aspinwall
Eclectic Magazine July issue opens strong with varied essays
The thirteenth volume begins with "The Romance of a Sleeping Car" and many articles by Col Strong, Mr Dall, Mrs Victor, Dr Ver Mehr, Dr Stillman, and others. Canon Kingsley writes on Norse forefathers. poems by Sha Quin Miller and Wall M Fisher. reviews of Capt Scammon marine mammals. subscription details and editorial breadth mark Eclectic Magazine’s family oriented, instructive offerings.
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Tor Ovsetann Montaiy Rok
Col. Strong
Mr. Dall
Aleutian Group
Islands
Cain
East From
Eden
Walt. M. Fisher
Oregon
Victor
Ver Mehr
Neitherland
Stillman
Shaquin Miller
Arizona
Canon Kingsly
Capt. Scammon
San Francisco
St Nicholas July Number Shows Stronger Format
The July issue of St Nicholas arrives with improved presentation and stories. Bret Harte offers Baby Sylvester the pet bear tale, What Might Have Been Expected and Fast Friends flows smoothly, while Nippa's Troubles ends under Olive Thorne's guidance. Lucretia P. Hale delivers an American Hans Andersen style tale, and Mrs Akers Allen charms with The Toad under a Bush. The issue helps swallow smaller child periodicals into a healthier, more attractive package alongside Our Young Folks Riverside and The Children's Hour.
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St. Nicholas
Bret Harte
Baby Sylvesster
Nippa
Olive Thorne
Lucretia P. Hale
Scribner’s Monthly July features on Shakespeare death mask
The July issue presents Prof Hart’s article on The Shakespeare Death-Mask with cuts showing portraits of the poet. Mr Stoddard begins Studies of Some British Authors with Ancestry, to be followed by more on the same topic. The number includes content on the much controverted Orthodox views.
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Scribner's Monthly
Hart
Shakespeare
Stoddard
Editorial Summary of Edward King Inspired Great Series
A historical note previews a literary issue featuring Edward King with essays on Missouri history and enterprise. It lists poets and translators including BF TaPlSt and John Finger, mentions Saxe Holm and Jules Verne, plus Miss McCrafton and Mrs. Wodgson Burnett. General sketches, Dr. Holland taxonomy, and political topics are hinted.
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Trenet
Edward King
Missouri
Hetl Ag
Mr. King
BF Taplst
Lourie Chandler Moultoh
John Finger
Saxe Holm
Jules Verne
Mysterious Island
Mrafton
Katherine Earle
Wodgson Burnett
A’ Abain
Holland
New York
Lippincotts July issue features diverse rich essays and poems
Lippincotts July number begins a new volume with many notable articles by Strahan MacDonald Trollope and Harte, plus poems by Howells Glynden Bates Fawcett and Pratt. The issue includes studies on Lisbon and architecture, portraits, journalism, design, banking, and literature. annual price four dollars.
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Lippincott
Hyperion
Edward Strahan
Dore
Schuylkill
Valley
Malcolm
George MacDonald
Lisbon
Archbishop Whately
T. Adolphus Trollope
Lippincott’s
Tur
Atlantic Montany
W. D.howells
Bret Harte
Mexico
George Cary Eggleston
Desert
Joaquin Miller
Willie
P. Demening
F. 8. Sanborn
Springfield Republican
South Kensington
Antwerp
William Wood
Charles Warren Stoddard
W. W. Henry
W. D. Howells
Howard Glynden
Charlotte F. Bates
Edgar Fawcett
John James Pratt
Hurd and
Houghton New York
St Louis Bridge Passes Severe Mississippi Test
In St Louis on July 2 a rigorous live-load test of the St Louis and Illinois bridge over the Mississippi was conducted under Capt James B Eads and engineer colleagues. Fourteen locomotives produced deflections within expected limits. a later test with ten engines showed minimal twist and no motion, confirming structural integrity and aligning with prior calculations. Colonel Carrington attended and expressed satisfaction with the results.
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St. Louis
St. Louis and
Illinois
Mississippi River
James B. Eads
Henry Fladd
Messrs Schultz, Klemm
Varretman
Schmidt
Cooper and Devan
Shaler Smith
Baltimore
D. W. Katte
Keystone Bridge Company
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Irish Brigade
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St. Louis Bridge
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