Tile Club Afloat and Scribner topics in March issue
Scribner for March presents Tile Club Afloat a canal boat tour from New York to Lake Champlain with thirty-nine illustrations. It previews Schuler’s Peter the Great, Cham caricatures by Whiting and Roe on berries, and previews Burnett’s Louisiana with Louisianny’s father. It notes Christened pieces on art, literature, and the adherent papers in the magazine.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Scribner
Tile Club
New York
Lake Champlain
Abbey
Chase
Gifford
Reinhart
Weir
Jatfan Dielman
Hopkinson Smith
Quartley
Sar
Peter
Richard Whiting
Cham
Assemblee Nationale Comique
Charivari
Lamartine
Louis Blanc
Deroux
Lamennais
Montalembert
Felix Pyat
Ingo
Girardin
Monnier
Joseph Prudhomme
Ceam
I. P. Roe
Wome
Gibson
Kappes
Riordan
Taber
Mrs. Burnett
Louisiana
Louisianny
Rogers
New Orleans
Naploleon
Prince Metternich
Mme. de Bermusat
New Sharon
Ilenry King
Ixing
Tf. H
United States
Journal of
Tenry J
Quincey
Mass
Madison Square Theatre
Francis Lathrop
Eric-a-Brac
Irwin Russell
Austin Dobson
EF. C. Stedman
Portrait of Charles Reade Featured in Eclectic Magazine
Eclectic Magazine's March issue presents a steel engraving of Charles Reade, a rare American appearance after long elusion by photographers. The issue includes varied literary content such as Nihilism translations, New World impressions by the Duke of Ar evil, and reviews, poems, and notices, with price details and subscription terms.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Eclectic Magazine
Evclecti
Charles Reade
Pritz Conlitte-Owen
New World
Duke O of
Arevil
W. B. Richardson
Christendom
Robert Buchnan
Alfred Russel Wallace
Fighting Fitzgerald
Willian Blick
Prince Metternich
Science
E.R. Pelton
Bond Street
New York
Lippincott's Magazine March offerings preview
Lippincotts Magazine for March opens with Lakes of Minnesota healthful resorts and Northern tourism. It includes Oswalds Summerland Sketches on Yucatan and Kings Old and New Rouen, plus The American Suez canal debate with maps, Ute Matter from Colorado, At the Foot of the Sierras life in the West, Van Rensselaers Decorative Art and Dogsmas, new Adam and Eve, A Mothers Vision by Kellogg, Playing a Part by Matthews, Italian Sketch, poetry by Hayne and Glyndon, and Monthly Gossip and Literature of the Day.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lippinecott
Minnesota
Oswald
Yucatan
Edward King
Rouen
Gulf of Mexico
Pacific Ocean
Colorado
Congress
Sierras
West
M. G. van Rensselaer
St Nicholas for March Includes Tennyson Child Songs
Almanac style issue highlighting Alfred Tennyson pieces Child Song Minnie and Winnie and Mrs Tennyson revised score For The City Child. Also features The Disadvantages of City Boys by Washington Gladden Out-Door Paper Kite Time by Daniel C Beard and various short stories serials riddles and illustrations including Louisa M Alcott Jack and Jill and William O Stoddards Among the Lakes Plus travel and astronomy notes and decorative portraits Babie Stuart engraving Vandyck painting and young contributor sections.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Alfred Tennyson
Minnie and
Winnie
St. Nicholas
Washington Gladden
Daniel C. Beard
Chu Lung
Laura E. Richards
A.C. Redwood
New England
Louisa M. Alcott
Dielman
William O. Stoddard
Taber
U.S. Navy
R. Riordan
Caputchouc
Nicaragua
John Keiler
China
San Francisco
Babie Stuart
Chase
Muller
Vandyck
Atlantic March issue teems with fiction essays and poetry
The March Atlantic highlights Howell’s serial The Undicovered Country growing in interest and poised to surpass The Lady of Aroos. Charles Dudley Warner contributes a biographical essay on Washington Irving. It includes two short stories Accidently Overheard by Horace E. Scudder and Mannah Duanstan's Child by Lucy Joe Pleasants, plus Reminiscences of Washington Part II and essays by Francis J. Underwood on Egypt, and Richard Grant White on English usage. Poems appear from Aldrich, Celia Thaxter, Oscar Laighton, and others. New cooks and Contributors' Club pieces round out a strong issue.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mr Howell
Aroostook
Charles Dudley Warner
Washington Irving
Irving Warner
Horace E. Scudder
Mannah Duanstan
Lucy Joe Pleasants
Washington
John Quincy Adaim
Francis J. Underwood
Egypt
Rachard Grant White
England
I. 13
Aldrich
Sarah G. Jewett
Wetress
Deephaven
Celia Thaxter
Oscar Laighton
Louise Chandler Moulton
Club E
Sterling
Nursery section teems with stories and poems
Ilere comes the Mouweh number of the Varsord welcoming spring to children. Frontispiece shows Great Bargains, Goat and the Monkey, All Aboard, Edith's Ride a true story, Fishing for Trout. Poems by Josephine Pollard George Cooper and Mary D Braine charm readers. Subscribe for the Nursery from John L Shorey Boston.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ilere
Edith
Josephine Pollard
George Cooper
Mary D. Braine
John L. Shorey
Boston
Sockery Kadahent's Little Cat and the Odorous Mishap
Sockery Kadahcut recounts a crude misadventure involving a barnyard cat, a skunk, and a strong skunky smell. A frantic escape leads to the village crowd and a humiliating return home for Katrina’s disapproval. The narrator ends confessing weariness and the urge to leave.
February is the month that puts a new song in our mouths
The Menomonee Herald editor LA. O Fifield reflects on February as a cold, clear month that deepens winter yet brings a mixed note of sadness and triumph. He imagines frost as jewels on bare branches and hints at longer days to come.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Katrina
Atrina
Barty
Nefer
Limburger
Yooman
Shildren
Yart
Dick Klaus
Ixadahcut
Sockery Kadahcut
Menomonee Herald
LA. O. Fifield
Pen
Private travelers barred from first class carriages
A Fi garo writer recalls a poor man denied a ticket on an express train because of class. Passengers later showed sympathy, sharing civilian clothes from their valises so he could pass to see his dying mother.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
The
Figaro
Umbrella Offer Leads to Polite Rejection in Conversation
A brief exchange shows Madan asking for an umbrella and the woman turning him down with wit. She rejects carrying an old cotton umbrella and suggests a practical alternative, requesting a dollar instead and a phone call for a coupe.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Madan
Quotation Draws Parallel Between Mosquito and Woman
A New Haven Register snippet compares a mosquito’s long soliloquy about where it settles to bite with a woman’s attention to a new bonnet. The remark suggests the clerk cannot predict when she will buy, reflecting social mores of the era.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New Haven Register
Harvard Student Sued Over Steamboat Fare Dispute
A Boston to Newport traveler bought a cheap New York ticket for one dollar while Newport fare stood at one dollar sixty. In Newport steamboat officers refused his disembarkation until paying the extra sixty cents. He sued the company and lost the case.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harvard
Boston
Newport
New York
A New Kind of Watch Case
A 1878 report extols Boss patent watch cases of two solid gold plates, claiming long wear and protection. It cites endorsements from Manefield Pennsylvania and Olney Jeweler, notes the written guarantee, and urges readers to ask jewelers for the illustrated catalogue.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Manefield, PA
RE E
OLNEY
Jeweler
Jas
Boss
City Directory Church Listings in Pleasant Exchange Area
Directory of churches with pastors and service times across Evangelical German and other denominations. Includes locations on Pleasant, Exchange, Oak, Union, Williams, Stephenson, and Cherry streets with Sunday school times and evening services.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Evangelical
St. John’s—Union St. Cor State Road
C Hoffmeister
Williams St. Comer Union
Wernley Pister
LA Sites
Methodist Episcopal
Embury
Willisins
Rey
Washburne
Luwe
Stephenson St
Northwest
Cor Cherry
Rey • E Mandeville
Standay Schoool
Chicagzo St. Cor Spring
Rey Hiller
Presbyterian—First
Stephenson St. Cor Walnut
Key
Jenkins
Presbyterian—Second—Exchange
Presbyterian—Second—Exchange St. § W Vor Pleasant
J Gilsen
Presbyterian—Third—German—Exchange
Cor Pleasant
E Abifeld
Uuiiand
St. Joseph
Williams $T
West of Exchange
L Kalvelage
St Mary’s
Irish—Union
Sor Mary
Mangsn
City Officials Listed for Mayoral and Clerk Roles
A garbled listing shows Cronkrite as mayor in a Cronkrite grocery store office on Stephenson street. City Clerk W ut Lrembor is in Council Rooms Fry's Block. Treasurer Ratz sits opposite Barnes' warehouse. City Attorney J C Kean in Fry's tik. City Marshal Chamberlin and Street Commissioner Rogers are named. Surveyor F E Josel works at Court House. Aldermen include A T Irvin and Crane Second Ward D Kuehner and J area ek rird W HJ Porter and J weer.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mayvor
Cronkrite
Stephennson St
W Ut. Lrembor
Fry’s Block
Ciry Treasureach
Ratz
Barnes’ Warehouse
J C Kean
Fry’s Tik
Chamberlin
JS Rogers
F E Josel
A T Irvin
Wn Crane
D Kuehner
J & Area
HJ Porter
J Weer
County Officials Assembly in Court House
The treasurer W W Hutchison recorder Dan Brewster sheriff J B Leigh and surveyor Itwin Shows are listed among county officers meeting in the Court House. All county offices are gathered for the session.
Board of Education Announces Superintendent and Office Hours
President F Bartlett presides with William O Wright and W G Karnes as board members. Charles Snnyder named superintendent. Office located at the High School building with hours from 8 to 9 a.m. and 4 to 6 p.m.
Journal of Stephenson County Eyes Busy Political Year
For over thirty years the people of Stephenson County have read the Journal. The coming year promises intense political interest and importance as the Journal expands facilities in its new quarter to take a full hand in county affairs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Stephenson County
Mail routes and schedules at Preeport Post Office
Postal notices list arrival and departure times for routes to Chicago Northern Southern Eastern Western and several Wisconsin towns. Several towns are named including Monroe Cedarville Orangeville Oneco Waterman s Mills Loran Kent Plum River Yankee Hale and Ward s Grove. Office hours vary by season with special holiday openings noted.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
Tren Wise
C & NS
Southern
Dubuque
WCURR
Western
WOU
Rune
Monroe
Wis
Cedarville
Orangeville
Oneco
Aidshuey's
Buena Vista
Damascus
McConnell's Grove
Smith D
Atkins
PLN
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Lippincott’s Magazine
Sockery Kadahent
City Directory
Dhusiness
BANKS
First National Bank
Second National Bank
Freeport
Thompson Wilcoxon
Jacob Krohn
Wm. Younq
David Neipian
Jonn H. Adams
Michael Sawyer
Alfred H. Wibk
John Kenhgy
PELLS
Manny Joun
Addams
Cashier
W. H. Taggart
Munn’s
Court House
Ill
Kingsley & Mills
Illinois
Fison’s
W. S. Caldwell
Wilcoxon Opera House
Stephenson Street
James I, Neff
Neff & Stearns
Bailey & Neff
Attorneys AT Law
J. Dd. Stearns
D. B. Schulte
R. Pelck
Insurance
Nsurance Agency
Cor
WM. Trembor
Fry's Block
Capital
Liverpool
London & Globe
Pennsylvania Fire Ins. Co
Insurance Company of North America
Philadelphia
Phenix Ins. Co
Springfield
Us. Co
Mag
Continental Ins. Co
N. Y
Girard Ins. Co
General
Jeremiah Dean
Western Star
C.F
Odd Fellow’s
W. W.krape
C. P
Geo. Lowis
Hiram Shons
Orangesville
I. F. Kleckner
A. T. Green
Milwaukee
St. Paul
Minneapolis
Wisconsin
Iowa
Dakota
Manitoba
Black Hills
Baltimore
New Englan
Canadas
Public Schools
the Journal
JOURN
Vance
Freeport Journal and
Chicase News
Yen
Freeport Journal
Chicago Journal
Chicago Tribune
Freeport Post Office
Gaige
Witsapofin
Chicago, Milwaukee and
A.V.H. Carpenter
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Merrill
Gieneral
J.r.perkins
van Buren
van Borel St
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