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GEO. P. ROWELL & GO'S
AMERICAN
Newspaper Directory,
— CONTAINING —
ACCURATE LISTS OF ALL THE NEWSPAPERS AND PERIODICALS
PUBLISHED IN THE UNITED STATES, TERRITORIES AND
THE DOMINION OF CANADA, TOGETHER WITH A
DESCRIPTION OF THE TOWNS AXD CITIES IN
WHICH THEY ARE PUBLISHED.
NEW YORK:
&EO. JP. ROWELL <fc CO., I*TJIiX>ISIiEKS,
1880.
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Entered according to Act of Congress, in the year 1880, by Geo. P. Rowell & Co., in the
office of the Librarian of Congress, at Washington.
Key to Circulation Ratings.
REGULAR AVERAGE EDITIONS
REPORTED AND ESTIMATED.
Exceeding one hundi'ed thousand, - - - A 1
Not exceeding one liundred thousand, - - - A
Exceeding fifty thousand, - - - - B 1
Not exceeding fifty thousand, - - - - B
Exceeding twenty-five thousand, - - - CI
Not exceeding twenty-five thousand, - - - C
Exceeding twenty thousand, - - - - D 1
Not exceeding twenty thousand, - - - - D
Exceeding fifteen thousand, - - - - El
Not exceeding fifteen thousand. - - _ E
Exceeding ten thousand, - - - - F 1
Not exceeding ten thousand, - - - - F
Exceeding five thousand, - - - - G 1
Not exceeding five thousand, - - - - G
Exceeding three thousand, - --HI
Not exceeding thi'ee thousand, - - - - H
Exceeding two thousand, - - - - II
Not exceeding two thousand, - - - - I
Exceeding one thousand, - - - - J 1
Not exceeding one thousand, - - - - J
Exceeding five hundred, - - - - K 1
Not exceeding five hundi'ed, - - - - K
Quotation omitted for special reasons, - - X
Repeated letters, viz : A A, B B, B B 1, C C, etc., indicate that there is
some reason for believing the paper entitled to he rated in the gi'ade above.
For example, B B 1 is hetter than B 1, but not as good as A.
Cases in which Circulation Quotations are not given.
1st. When a paper is for the first time described in the Directory.
2d. When a paper has been published less than one year.
When all or part of the circulation is obtained by gratuitous distribution,
or when, from conflicting reports, it is not possible to form an opinion, the
circulation is marked X.
INDEX.
list, arranged alphabetically by States and Towns, of places in the United States and
Territories, the Dominion of Canada and Newfoundland, in which Newspapers and
other Periodicals are published, giving the population, location, prominent industries,
etc., of such places respectively; with descriptions— arranged, first, according to fre-
quency of issue, and second, by alphabetical order, — of such Newspapers and other
Periodicals, giWng their names, frequency of issue, politics or general character, form,
size, subscription price per year, year of establishment, editors' and publishers' names,
circulations, etc.
ALABAMA PAGE 17
ARKANSAS 22
CALIFORNIA 26
COLORADO 37
CONNECTICUT 40
DELAWARE 45
DISTRICT OFCOLUMBIA 46
FLORIDA 47
GEORGIA 49
ILLINOIS ... 57
INDIANA 88
IOWA 105
KANSAS 125
KENTUCKY 137
LOUISIANA 144
MAINE 148
MARYLAND 152
MASSACHUSETTS 156
MICHIGAN 171
MINNESOTA 188
MISSISSIPPI 196
MISSOURI 201
NEBRASKA 218
NEVADA 224
NEW HAMPSHIRK 225
NEW JERSEY 229
NEW YORK 2:37
NORTH CAROLINA. 282
OHIO 286
OREGON Page 311
PENNSYLVANIA 313
RHODE ISLAND 344
SOUTH CAROLINA 345
TENNESSEE 349
TEXAS 355
VERMONT 364
VIRGINIA 367
WEST VIRGINIA 374
WISCONSIN 377
ARIZONA 390
DAKOTA 390
IDAHO 393
INDIAN 393
MONTANA 393
NEW MEXICO 394
UTAH 394
WASHINGTON 395
WYOMING 396
BRITISH COLUMBIA 396
MANITOBA 397
NEW BRUNSWICK 397
NORTH-WEST TERRITORIES 398
NOVA SCOTIA 398
ONTARIO 400
PRINCE EDWARD ISLAND 414
QUEBEC 414
NEWFOUNDLAND 418
A list, in alphabetical order by States and counties, showing the papers and the fre-
quency of issue of such papers, published in the respective counties mentioned,
omitting all which do not insert advertisements 419
A list of Religious Newspapers and Periodicals, omitting all which do not insert
advertisements 495
A list of Newspapers and Periodicals devoted to Agriculture, Horticulture or Stock-
Raising, omitting all which do not insert advertisements 501
A list of Newspapers and Periodicals devoted to Medicine or Surgery, omitting all
which do not insert advertisements 503
A list of Newspapers and Periodicals, issued from Educational Institutions, or de-
voted to Educational Matters, omitting all which do not insert advertisements 505
A list of Newspapers and Periodicals devoted to the Amusement and Instruction of
Children, omitting aU which do not insert advertisements 507
A list of Newspapers and Periodicals devoted to Freemasonry, Odd Fellowship,
Temperance, Knights of Pythias, Ancient Order of United Workmen, Knights of
Honor, Order of Druids, and Order of Harugari, and also papers devoted to mili-
tary and naval matters, omitting all which do not insert advertisements 509
A list of Newspapers and Periodicals devoted to Commerce and Finance, Insurance,
Real Estate, Science and Mechanics, Law, Printers and Publishers, Sporting,
Music, Fashion and Woman Suffrage, omitting all which do not insert advertise-
ments 511
A list of Newspapers and Periodicals printed wholly or in part in languages other
than English, omitting all which do not insert advertisements 517
An Advertising Agency 523
Directory Commendations 539
Fifteen Years' Record 553
Index to Advertisements 1.037
1880.
A TABLE SHOWINQ THE NUMBER OF NEWSPAPERS AND PERIODICALS PUBLISHED IN THE UNITE©
STATES, TERRITORIES, DOMINION OF CANADA AND NEWFOUNDLAND.
States.
Alabama
Arkansas
California
Colorado
Connecticut
Delaware
District of Columbia . . .
Florida
Georgia
Illinois
Indiana
Iowa
Kansas
Kentucky
Louisiana
Maine
Maryland
Massachusetts
Michigan
Minnesota
Mississippi
Missouri
Nebraska
Nevada
New Hampshire
New Jersey
New York
North Carolina
Ohio
Oregon
Pennsylvania
Rhode Island
South Carolina
Tennessee
Texas
Vermont
Virginia
West Virginia
Wisconsin
Territories
British Columbia, D. C. .
Manitoba, D. C
New Brunswick, D. C
N.-W. Territories, D. C. .
Nova Scotia, D. C. . . .
Ontario, D. C
Prince Edw'd Isl'd, D. C.
Quebec, D. C
Newfoundland .
Totals
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113
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33
233
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89
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2
57
3
122
265
3
43
6
122
17
864
14
55
314
817
7,464
9,558
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2
553
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69
147
7,997
46
129
921
17
57
10,287
PREFACE.
Of the Twelfth Annual issue of the American Newspaper
Directory a larger edition than was ever before called for has
been found requisite to meet the demands upon its publishers.
Ten thousand tw^o hundred and fifty copies of this issue have
been printed. While engaged upon the revision, necessar}'
before publication, a careful review of the origin and progi'ess
of the enterprise has been made, with the purpose of bringing
more prominently to mind its original object, the methods by
which it was sought to be advanced, and the changes in them
brought about by teachings of experience. Every care has been
taken to bring out in bold relief, faults w^hich remain to be reme-
died, and to ensui'e the confidence of the widety divergent inter-
ests represented by Publishers and Advertisers : by the men on
one side who pay money for the insertion of, and those on the
other w^ho receive pay for, advertisements.
Fifteen years ago it was exceedingly difficult to procure a list
of the newspapers printed in any State. Such as existed were
scattered thi'ough Directories, Registers, and Almanacs. Cata-
logues, representing something like twelve States, all told, could
thus be collected, while double that number remained uni-epre-
sented. A gentleman who, shortly after the war, had compiled
with considerable accuracy a list of the papers in the Southern
States, found sale for Tv^itten copies at one hundi^ed dollars each.
The task of issuing a complete Dii-ectory of all the Newspapers
of all the States was by no means a light one or easily accom-
plished. Of the five thousand blanks asking for information,
which were fii'st sent out, less than five hundi-ed were responded
to in any manner. The enterprise had however been determined
upon : a competent editor was placed in charge ; a year of labor
was devoted to correspondence, gazetteers, atlases, du-ectories,
and publications of every sort bearmg on the subject ; the
A]\iERiCAN Newspaper Directory was the result : making its first
appearance in May, 1869. Its annual reappearance was promised ;
and confidence was expressed that those yearly-recurring issues
would be found "A reliable index to the Newspapers of America."
In the preface of this first edition its publishers say :
" We have always believed, and labored in the belief, that, as Advertising Agents it was
and should be in our power to be of material service to both advertiser and publisher, and
we know of no better way to convince them of the value of our services than by issuing this
book, thus enabling them to communicate without our aid."
The circulation of a newspaper is not the only element for an
advertiser to consider : — the amount of money a man is possessed
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of is not tlie sole consideration to be kept in view when deciding
whether credit may be extended to him ; but in each case these
are important questions. The first is more so than the second ;
for a man with no money may be safe for a small account, but a
newspaper without a reader is positively of no value. Mercantile
agencies exist, employing hundi'eds of men : their whole business
consists in furnishing quotations of the financial standing of
merchants. Its publishers early announced a piu'pose to make
the American Newspaper Directory such an agency for reporting
newspaper circulations. This feature soon became its principal
element of value. Then* right to render this service to adver-
tisers was not thought to be a matter admitting of question, but
time revealed that some publishers of newspapers entertained
different views. A few ex2:)ressions of opinion to tliis effect are
here given :
" As every publisher knows, there is no item in the business of a newspaper that is so
carefully concealed as that of circulation."— A'. Y. Graphic, Aug. 15, 1878.
" Respectable publishers will rarely allow their circulation to be spread before the
public." — Ibid.
"We contend that no man, nor set of men, after requesting our circulation and learning
our refusal to furnish it, have a right to ' estimate ' and publish that circulation under a
risk of putting it too low, and thus injuring our business."— Swracwse (N. Y.) Sunday Times,
Aug. 25, 1878.
" We would prefer to go on with our business without referring to our circulation."
—Rochester (N. Y.) Sunday Herald, Feb. 24, 1878.
"I have been sitting here for years and have never answered that question. If you go
to any publisher and he answers j'ou such a question you may be sure that he lies. All I
can say is, as they say of old Massachusetts, 'there she is— look at her.' I cannot answer
your question more definitely."— (JorfZon L. Ford, Publisher N. Y. Tribune, May, 1880.
" We do not send figures because we do not make any statements that are untrue, and
do not care to appear alongside the grotesque liars, &c., &c.— Cincinnati (O.) Commercial,
May 13. 1876.
A few publishers of newspapers are found who have no objec-
tions to quoting theu' cu-culation, but do not admit the right of
any one to question them on the subject. It is n6t easy to see
how these may be accej^tably approached. In dealing with
them, however, the publishers of the Directory use every en-
deavor to avoid giving offense in the fulfilment of what they
consider a duty, and a little correspondence sometimes results
in a good understanding, doing away with any vestige of ill feel-
ing. Expressions of this sort of opinion are here reproduced :
" A large class of publishers who are possessed of a sufficient amount of independence
and self respect to allow no imputation to be cast upon their veracity, and who intend to
manage their journals in their own waj', either return those blanks unanswered or consign
them to the waste basket." — Woburn {Mass.) Advertiser, June 24, 1875.
"We have never furnished these journalistic middle men with any statement of our
circulation.
" If our advertising friends desire information in regard to the circulation of the Gazette
we refer them to the Transylvania Printing Co., where our press-w^ork is done, and who can
tell the precise number of papers we issue.
" It is hardly fair to take the estimate of New York middle men for what is so easily
obtained here at home."— Lexington (Ky.) Gazette, June 19, 1875.
" A few weeks since we were in receipt of a published circular.
" It was deposited in the waste basket.
" Recently we received another, couched in very moderate terms, calling attention to
the fact that we had failed to render our report, &c., &c.
" It was through no oversight that the report was neglected, but through our inability
to see the necessity of sending any report whatever."— Columbus (O.) Gazette, Nov. 12, 1875.
" We deny the right of a publication like this to estimate our circulation in the absence
of our own statements, and insist upon the right on our own part to make statements
regarding this matter or to withhold them. * * * We complained
directlj' to the publishers, and we are compelled to say that their correspondence has been
that of men who seem to have an honest intention to get at the truth." — Burlington (loloa)
Hawkeye, June 13, 1877.
AIVIERICAN NEWSPAPER DIRECTORY.
It has occasionally been the fortune of the Directory to at-
tract the attention of a prominent journal which had previously
ignored its existence. Its publishers have, in two or thi"ee such
cases, found themselves " crushed " without warning. It is some-
thing for the good faith and accuracy of the Directory, that thus
far. there has been no instance in which a newspaper has under ■
taken this sort of thing a second time. The particulars of one of
these controversies are briefly quoted here, as given in the columns
of a journal occupying the position of a looker-on :
A New York letter wiiter has the following concerning the dispute about circulation
between the Sun and Herald: "The New York Herald, our great sensation paper, has
recently broken out in a new spot. In publishing a statement of its circulation, some days
ago, it took occasion to make a ^^olent onslaught on Geo. P. Rowell & Co. and their Asieri-
CAN Newspaper Directory, for both of whom the Herald professes a violent and rather
overdone contempt. It has V)een the general impression that the 'Chambermaids' Organ'
held itself so high as to be quite oblivious of anything that might be said about it by any one :
but this outburst shows that Rowell & Co.'s statement in the Directory cut too near the
truth tn be pleasant, and the Great American polo-player is furious. Immediately upon the
Herald's publication of its figures, the Sun challenged it to submit to an examination of
the books of both institutions by a committee of newspaper men, agreeing if the Herald
made good its claim to forfeit §1,000. Messrs. Rowell & Co. at once came forward and
offered to swell the amount to §6,000— as an inducement to the Herald to 'put up, or
shut up.' But the latter did neither. It declined the Sun's proposition, but challenged
Rowell & Co. to a somewhat different test, the penalty of the beaten party to be a .$25,000
forfeit to the Metropolitan Museum of Art. Rowell & Co. promptly accepted the challenge,
and at the same time made the Herald four other propositions, each of which displayed
such confidence in the latter's lack of veracity that it was thought the paper must, in self-
defence, accept at least one of them. Instead of this, it ignored them all, and contented
itself by throwing a little mud at its Inquisitors. Thus the ' great American newspaper '
places itself in an unenviable position. It fails to back up its assertions, and it is guilty of
slander. As a newspaper man, I happen to know that Rowell's Directory is neither to
be bought nor intimidated, and that it is the most fearless and truthful work of the kind in
the cowutry ."—Hartford {Conn.) Courant of Sept. 11, 1878.
The wish has always l^een earnest, that the Directory should
become indispensable to advertisers. Its pubhcation having been
undertaken as a life work, every point wherein it is open to
criticism has received constant and careful consideration, yet
there are some persons who have no confidence in its good faith.
" The publisher who can tell the biggest lie always has the biggest circulation— in a
Newspaper Directory."— iacon {III.) Democrat, June 16, 1877.
" Those papers who patronize the Directorj' are credited with a circulation much greater
than they in reality possess, while those who refuse to patronize the Directory are repre-
sented as having a much smaller circulation than honestly belongs to them." — N Y.
Weekly, Sept. 2d, 187S.
Since its inception, the compilation of the American Newspaper
Directory has been intrusted to but three different 2)ersons.
First, ]\Ii'. Nelson Chesman, who now conducts an Advertising
Agency in St. Louis ; Second, ^Lr. Oscar G. Moses, who has
since become a member of the firm of Geo. P. Rowell & Co. ;
Third. Mr. William Wattenberg. the present editor.
The following extracts from statements lately made by the
gentlemen above named as editors, are here introduced as con-
veying information about the plan of compilation, which cannot
fail to be worth the notice of those who entertain views similar
to those set forth in the two extracts printed above :
In the summer of 1868 work was begun upon the first edition of the Directory, and from
that time up to September, 1874, the entire management of the detail of collecting and
collating the statistics that went to make up the complete work and its annual I'evisions
devolved upon me.
During the time the book was published under my management it was my desire and
aim to make it an accurate chronicle of the newspapers and periodical publications of
North America. In my efforts in this direction I was never limited in my action or the
means necessary to carry out any plan that was adopted for the accomplishment of this end.
In fixing the figures for the circulation of such publications as failed to make the report
asked for I was governed by the best judgment I could form from the appearance of the
publication, the size of the place where published, and any special information I might have
relating to the subject, and in no case was the question of patronage to the work considered.
10 GEO. P. ROWELL A CO'S
My recollection is that the circulation ratings were no more satisfactory to those publishers
who advertised in the book than to others who did not.
The Directory was "my pet" from the first and while it was a monotonous field of
labor my friends and acquaintances will aver that I never allowed pleasure or recreation to
interfere with my best endeavors to make each succeeding edition an improvement upon
the last, and a book, that as an editor, I could look upon with a feeling of pride. Had the
book been my private enterprise it would not have received more careful attention or been
produced in a more independent manner so far as relates to the influence of the members of
the firm employing me. NELSON CHESMAN.
St. Louis, Mo., April 1st, 1880.
I w^as the second editor of the American Newspaper Directory. While the book was
in my charge I was never in any way instructed, nor expected, to make it anything other
than the most correct compilation possible of the statistics of American Newspapers. I
did not at the time of fixing the circulation ratings generally know whether the paper
under consideration was to have an advertisement in the edition or not.
The book was in my charge from November 1st, 1874, to April 1st, 1878 (editions of 1875,
1876, 1877, January, 1878, and April, 1878), and in my opinion the publication, and the circula-
tion ratings, could not have been more impartial had the book been absolutelv my ow^n
enterprise. OSCAR G. MOSES.
New York, March 30, 1880.
Since about the winter of 1877, the successive editions of the American Newspaper
Directory have been issued under my supervision.
The circulation rating, or credit accorded to the various papers, is a chief feature ; and
no other part of the plan has seemed to call so strenuously for careful and conscientious
effort. I may say that almost from the outset of my work (nearly two years before the
charge of it was entrusted to me) I could not fail to recognize that to tell the truth when it
could be got at, or to come as near the truth as practicable when it was hidden, was, in the
matter of these circulations, the great aim of the puV)lishers of the book ; though I could not
help seeing at the same time that this aim, tenaciously clung to as it was, must and did
draw bitter hostility. The purpose, as shown in acts and conversation, to have an honest
book was obvious. The wish to have the apparent facts stated in every case without
fear or favor was sharply defined.
I recall that there have been numerous cases in which a publisher, on complaining of an
alleged understatement of the circulation of his paper, would seem to think he was adding
gravity to his grievance by citing the fact that he had ordered a paid advertisement. There
is little doubt that some publishers sent orders with the hope that their doing so would
influence the extent of the circulation ascribed to their papers ; but I will say bluntly and
frankly that the sentiment inspired by these cases was tranquil disgust.
To produce an impartial guide to American Newspapers has been the constant object.
It could not have been more so had the work been the individual enterprise of the writer.
WM. WATTENBERG.
New York, March 29, 1880.
Among the many experiments tried at various times, to
secure greater accuracy, joroofs of State sections were on one
occasion sent to every paper in each State, puhhshers being-
asked to be so good as to revise them, pointing out errors
should any be observed. It was supposed that this action
would meet the approval of every one. but shortly the following
criticism was observed in a western paper.
" We do not believe that there are any Illinois editors who will play the spy and
informer."— iocon (///.) Journal, June, 1877.
There may have been other publishers who took an equally
unhappy view ; but in this, as in all other cases where the pub-
lishers of the Directory have had occasion to make an appeal
to the Press of the country, the general response was favorable
and hearty in the extreme, and many letters of an extremel}^
flattering character were received, accompanying the returned
proofs.
" So far as our local papers are concerned, we believe you have given fair statements as.
to their respective circulations." — Forestville, {N. Y.) Farmer, letter.
" So far as we have means of correctly judging, your estimates of circulation are nearly
correct."— Southington, (Conn.) Phoenix, letter, Oct. 23, 1878.
" Yours is the most comprehensive and most nearly correct Directory of Iowa that I
have seen. You have reason to feel proud of it."— Exira, (loica) Sentinel, letter.
" The circulation of the papers in this vicinity is very accurate, and no change for the
better can be made in your statements."— Myeside Favorite, Salem, Mass. letter, Jan. 24, 1879.
" I have watched carefully the circulation of journals devoted to Science and Mechanics,
and believe your estimates are about as nearly correct as possible."— ^»He»'(ca«- Journal ojT
Microscopy, Neir York, letter, Oct. 24, 1878.
" I notice no errors, and have no improvements to suggest. I have carefully examined."
—New England Historic and Geneal. Register, Boston, Mass. letter, Oct. 26, 1878.
"We have examined list sent us and we are pleased to notice that for correctness, in
regard to papers in this section, it is the closest to the truth of any list that has come under
our notice."— Mercurj/, Gaielph, Ont., letter, Oct. 30, 1878.
AMERICAN NEWSPAPER DIRECTORY. 11
" Have examined your October edition of American Newspaper Directory, and do not dis-
cover any error." — Newport, Ind., Hoosier State, letter. Vet. 25, 1878.
" I have examined the new edition of Newspaper Directory, and find all correct so far as
I have any knowledge of thetacts."— Journal of Spec. Philosophy, St. Louis, Mo., letter, Oct.
26, 1878.
" I have examined your advance sheets and find them correct so far as I know."— JZeraZc?,
Carleton Place, Ont., letter, Oct. 28, 1878.
" The uniform fairness and accuracy of estimates are agreeable surprises."— ikiu'rencc,
Kans., Tribune, letter.
A principal reason why the practice of reporting* tlie circu-
lation of a newspaper is sometimes so energetically protested
against, is shrewdly detected and set forth in the following
extract.
" Not content with giving the name, the politics, the date of establishment, and the inter-
vals of publication of the different journals, they give their size, and what is more their
circulation. We need not point out the value to advertisers of information of this kind, if
It be only authentic. It is not possible, however, to obtain any complete offlcial data upon
the subject. The only mode of getting the desiderated particulars is by application to the
respective newspaper propiietors. Here the difficulty begins. It is not likely that the
owner of a moribund journal with a few hundred circulation will acknowledge the fact, and
it is only reasonable that he ivill endeavor, in the absence of a respectable circulation to
assume or to claim one. It would never answer, therefore, to insert such statements, so
Messrs. Rowell take the liberty to use their own discretion, and estimate in manj- cases,
from their own experience or the representations of their correspondents, the extent of the
circulation of different journals."— ionftow {England) Printing Times, Nov. 15, 1876.
Papers of the " moribund ' class are not likely to send in
reports which are actually false. Positive and definite state-
ments in black and white, duly sio'ned. are almost always true ;
but when these would not authorize so high a rating as is desked,
it is customary to dispose of the report with some of the follow-
ing phrases :
" We are generally credited with a circulation of ten thousand."
" Put us down at ten thousand."
" Compared with our neighbors we ought to have credit for an edition of ten thousand."
" K our neighbors were honest, we would willingly give a detailed report, but as it is we
prefer to leave it to you. A quotation below ten thousand will do us great injustice "
" When a man says that his circulation is 'about' a thousand, or 'about' fifteen hun-
dred, you may in aircases put down the 'about' as covering a lie of not less than five
hundred."— Passaic (N. J.) City Herald, Feb. 6, 1875.
From newspapers which make this sort of circulation report,
emanate the charges of unfauness and dishonesty on the part
of the Directory. They haye also the practice of referring to
past reputation, long established influence, or to a special report,
duly authenticated by affidavit, of some unusual edition issued
for a special temporary purpose. This class is not and never can
be a small one : many will be enabled to recognize them by one
or two examples :
In 1869 there was in Philadelphia a paper known as the Home Weekly. Originated by
Greo. W. Childs, the successful and always honorable proprietor of the Philadelphia Ledger^
it naturally had a first rate name. Advertising agents admitted and believed that it had
the largest circulation of any Philadelphia weekly. Its publishers claimed 50,(X)0 weekly
issue, charged 50 cents a line for advertisements, and were very stiff. One day it suspended
publication, and advertisers then learned that since Mr. Childs disposed of the paper
its circulation had run down steadily, until, for a year before its suspension, its weekly
issue did not exceed 2,5( 0 copies.
The New York Weekly Tribune was another case in point. With 180,000 circulation,
which it at one time actually possessed, it demanded $2 a line for the insertion of advertise-
ments, which was not an excessive price. On the reputation it had gained, it continued to
exact $2 a line and to permit its circulation to be quoted at 180,000 weeklj', long after its
is.sue had dropped off more than seventy-five per cent.
" This falling off is in most cases the result of throwing overboard the principles on
which a paper has been established. It would be surprising if it were otherwise— if, for
instance, the Tribune could retain the proud position at the head of the list which it once
attained under Horace Greeley, when his principles and practices have been so far ignored
by his successors. — New York Weekly Witness, June 17. 1875.
There is no insuperable reason why a paper of this sort may
not revive and have a new life ; but until it does, advertisers are
12 GEO- P. ROWELL & GO'S
entitled to such protection as it may be possible to extend to them.
It is doubtless too much to expect however that the medium,
thi'ough which its weakness is exhibited, should be popular with
the journal thus exposed. Yet newspaper publishers generally
admit that the truth ought to be made known. A few expres-
sions of opinion are here given :
" Why don't those papers frankly state their circulations ? The public has a right to
know the truth."— Daytow (O.) Journal, May 13, 1876.
" Unqiiestionably they have a right to publish a Newspaper Directory if they choose to
do so. No fair-dealing newspaper, no one that is willing to give a dollar's worth for every
dollar it receives, is likely to object. "—Washington Star, May 18, 1876.
" Now, Rowell's is an excellent advertising agency, and we have large dealings with
him; l)ut his estimates of circulation are grossly out of the way." — N. Y. Independent,
Aug. 19, 1875.
" Whenever a newspaper complains that its circulation Is underrated, its publisher has
either failed to furnish the information called for, or has been unable to substantiate his
statement. That is all there is of it. Mean insinuations as to unworthy motives on the
part of the publishers of tlie Directory will not alter the facts, nor be likely to mislead the
public in the premises."— Was/img^ox (D. C.) Star, May 18, 1876.
"Why some publishers will tell such downright, bald-faced lies in this respect we can't
imagine. Every advertiser has a right to know it, and when a publisher deceives him he
should be prosecuted for obtaining money under false pretenses."— IVscMwtbia {Ala.) North
Alabamian, July 1, 1875.
" There is an old adage saying that 'You might as well be hanged for (stealing) an old
sheep as a lamb,' which is exactly applicable to this cane.'"— Denver (Col.) News, Jan. 3, 1878.
•'We prefer the straightforward, business-like method of doing business, and success-
ful in pursuing that policy, we cannot be diverted from it." — Jersey City {JS!^. J.) Evening
Jiiurnal. Sept. 4, 1875.
"As a rule, attacks come from papers which object to stating their circulation."-
Claremont (Iowa) Pcople'.'i Paper, Nov. 1, 1877.
"Papers that k'ep a standing invitation to business men, who desire advertising, to
examine their books for the purpose of knowing the worth of their money, have no trouble."
—Ibid.
"We have no charity for a publisher who will not give his cii'culation."- iVopZes (A'. Y.)
Record, June 10, 1876.
" All honest publishers should thank them for their assistance in supporting them above
the wrongful practices of dishonest rivals. Although tliey have been assailed by the class
last mentioned, they have persevered in their endeavors, until they have prevailed, and
their Directory has become the standard authority."— iVawuoo {III.) Independent, June 22, 1877.
"Advertisers are entitled to know the circulation of papers in which they advertise,
and papers which propose to give value for money should not object to having their cii*-
-eulation stated."— Tw/iMa/inocA; (Pa.) Republican, March 14, 1879.
No question has given the publishers of the Directory
more perplexity than to decide upon a form in which a cu'cula-
tion statement should be written, and which would ensure that
the meaning conveyed should express the fact about the news-
paper issues, and that the person making the report should have
in mind the same fact upon which the editor of the Directory
supposes that he is receiving a report. Those who have given
the matter no thought, would be sui'prised at the number of
apparently truthful statements which are hkely to mislead.
There is a theory that an average familj^ consists of five persons ; that the whole familj'
reads the paper ; therefore a newspaper going to 1,0(K) families has 5,000 readers ; conse-
quently its publisher reports to the Directory office, "My circulation is 5,000."
A New York paper, which used regularly a two-page supplement, maintained, and fur-
nished a printer's certificate and affidavit, that its issue was fifty per cent, greater that it
was in fact : explaining, when the error was discovered by Inquiries instituted from the
Directory office, that each paper was a paper and a half, and that as a consequence it
ought to have credit for 1,5(X) on every 1,000 subscribers. Ever since that transaction the
paper which was a party to it has manifested the utmost contempt for the circulation
reports in the Directory.
A weekly of large size, printed on coarse paper, issuing frequent supplements, premium
novellettes, and an occasional heavy edition for campaign purposes, exhibits its receipts for
postage paid by the pound, thereby leading some to suppose that its circulation is greater
than that of another which really issues four or six times as many of a smaller size on
lighter and finer paper.
A ream of paper consists of 480 sheets. Two reams therefore do not furnish a thousand
sheets, but they do constitute what is known as a printer's thousand.
A prominent agricultural paper for years quoted its circulation at double the figure it
was •entitled to, by counting impressions. Two impressions are required to make one paper,
but advertisers, not being printers, were not expected to think of this.
Notwithstanding all the difficulties wliich have arisen, the
publishers of the Directory find that a great majority of news-
AMERICAN NEWSPAPER DIRECTORY.
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papers tell the actual tiTith about the editions printed, and that
the form of report, which is most objected to by such as would
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adopted, no more than thi'ee statements based upon it, have come
to hand, of the accuracy of which the editor of the Directory
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14 (J,[:0. p. KOVVEI.L & GO'S
How well the publishers of the Directory have succeeded in
making it the authority ujDon newspaper matters is known to
every one. No Advertising Agency undertakes to do business
without a copy at hand for constant reference. Every man,
representing a newspaper, canvassing for advertisements, tells
with what certainty he may rely, that each prominent advertiser
will take the volume down and proceed to measui-e by it his
statements of cii'culation. Its popularity with the Press has
been even greater than with Advertisers : a single issue has con-
tained upwards of twenty-six hundi'ed advertisements, amounting
to an aggregate in excess of $50,000, while expressions of good
opinion and acknowledgments of merit, have been as forty to one,
compared with any unfavorable criticism.
" An invaluable companion-book to Webster's Dictionary in every well regulated print-
ing house.'"— North Vernon (Ind.) Sun, June 24, 1875.
"A publication of incalculable value to all who have any connection with the news-
paper husiness."— Savannah (Ga.) News, June 23, 1875.
"This book is as invaluable to printers as a city directory is to Its inhabitants."—
Waverly {N. T.) Enterprise, June 25, 1875.
"A work which for its exactness, minuteness and comprehensiveness is without a»rival
in the world."— A^. T. Mail, June 12, 1875.
" This firm have obtained facilities in this direction unsurpassed in the history of news-
paper statistics." — Albany (N. Y.) Argus, June 15, 1875.
"From no other soui'ce could so much information on this subject be gathered."— /bid.
" Seems to us as nearly complete as a work of this kind could be made."— Watertown
{N. Y.) Titnes, June 17, 1875,
" Large fabricated thousands are not as easily palmed off as formerly upon a credulous
public."— Mart insburg (W.Va.) Statesman, June 22, 1875.
"Advertisers, advertising agents, editors, politicians and departments of government
rely on its statements as the only recognized authoTity."—Greenville(S. C.) RejiubHcan,
Juiy 6, 1875.
" It is an invaluable book, creditable to the American press and ths firm by which it is
published." — Savannah (Ga.) News, Oct. 27, 1879.
" It is a fact frequently commented upon that there is no other business interest of the
country, the statistics of which are so thoroughly set forth and made public as that of
making newspapers, and for this the American Newspaper Directory has the entire credit."
— Kingston (A. Y.) Doily Fi-eeinan, March 4, 1880.
" Its figures are fair and without the unfortunate bias that has tended to bring such
volumes into disrepute."— iV. Y. Examiner and Chronicle, June 19, 1879.
"Possessed of an excellent quality, accuracy and I'eliability, and generally makes state-
ments which are considered an authority." — Kingston (Ont.) British Whig, July 29, 1879.
" Is accepted as authority upon the subject of which it takes cognizance."— Rochester
{N. Y.) Evening Express, July 26, 1879.
" It is a well nigh indispensable handbook, the most thorough of all similar publications."
—Rutland (Vt.) Herald and Globe, July 29, 1879.
' The book is a credit to the famous house."— Memphis (Tenn.) Appeal, Oct. 28, 1879.
" It is exceedingly accurate and shows a vast amount of care and labor in its prepara-
tion."— Waverly (N. Y.) Advocate, March 7, 1879.
•' Tells the truth and shames the Aevi\."—New Orleans (La.) Picayune, Aug. 7, 1875.
"A wonderfully full and thorough exhibit of the Press work of the United States. An
invaluable book."— A*. 3'. Observer, March Vith, 1879.
" Their publications are as near correct as honest humanity can attain."— Columbus (Ga.)
Enquirer- Sun, Aug. 20^/i, 1878.
" It is the result of a great deal of labor and results in a great amount of good."— Dauen-
2iort (Iowa) Democrat, Feb. Uth, 1879.
" The publishers try to tell the truth without fear or favor, and they have succeeded ad-
mirably."—lflt»^mgrtoM (N. Y.) Long Islander, March Uth, 1879.
"Bears the marks of almost absolute accuracy. Is without an equal."— Rochester (N. Y.)
Union and Advertiser, March 4th, 1879.
"Conveys the best obtainable information concerning the standing and character of
newspapers."— Pifts^Zd (Mass.) Eagle, Feb. Ttth, 1879.
"It is nearer perfection than any similar work we have yet seen." — Stayner (Ont.) Sun,
March 5th, 1879.
" The most complete publication of the kind that has ever come under our observation."
—New Lexington (O.) Tribune, March 6th, 1879.
"It is a convenience that no advertiser and no newspaper man can afford to be with-
out."—Boston (itfa^s.) Post, Jan. Wth, 1879.
" This work is now generally recognized as a standard authority by publishers and ad-
vertisers ali^e."— Springfield (Mass.) Republican, March 8th, 1879.
"Appears to be absolutely fair in its statements."— JacA-son (O.) Standard, March 6th, 1879,
AMERICAN NEVVSPAJfEK DIKECTOKY. 11
" Is to the newspaper world whnt Lloyds' are to the shipping Interest or the mercantile
reports to trade and commerce."— P.n-^/«Hrf (Me.) Pries Current, April :.th, 1879.
" We do not know how it is with other publishers, but this book has been of great service
to ns."— Concord (N. C.) Sun, March 8th, 1879.
"In many respects the most elaborate and complete thing of the kind ever published."
— East Orange (X. J.) Gazette, May 18, 1876.
" The proprietors have exceptional facilities for obtaining accurate knowledge. Their
statements appear to be absolutely impartial."— -V. Y. Sun, May, 1876. ■
"This volume has been compiled with conscientious caTe."—Seluia {Ala.) Southern
Argus, June 25.
" The arrival of Rowell's ' American Newspaper Directory ' is the event o*' the year to
the newspaper publisher, for it is to him what the Mercantile Agency report is to the com-
mercial man, its ratings of circulation being the standard authority of the country."—
Kansas City {Mo.) Times, June 17, 1875.
" So far as we know, or have any good reason to .ludge, its reports are reliable. In the
report of our circulation it is .somewhat under, but the fault is perhaps ours, not theirs, for
we might have corrected the error had we given the matter proper attention." — Eminence
(Ky.) Constitutionalist, March 6, 1879.
" Grco. P. Rowell & Co. have worked up this matter of Newspaper Directories against
serious opposition from some quarters, until the}* have become a necessity to advertisers,
and they issue the most complete work on this subject we have ever seen."— iJttsse/Z (Kan.)
Record, Jan. 30, 1879.
" The most thorough work of the kind ever published by that or any other firm In the
w^orld." — Niobrara (Neb.) Pioneer, June 24, 187.5.
" That they could get up a volume so accurate and so convenient as this one, even with
their unrivaled facilities, is surprising."— Peti/i (III.) Republican, July, 1875.
"The task is by no mea^s one to be lightly undertaken. It has been performed, how-
ever, with a conscientious tuoroughness, ability and success. Year by year it becomes
more and more trustworthy, as added experience enables its publishers to perfect the
details of their work."— iV. Y. Mail, Dec. lit, 1876.
" It is the most accurate and reliable Newspaper Directory ever published." — Port Byrmi
{N. Y.) Chronicle, March 8, 1879.
"The work is subject to a AaMjTey^isiOTL."— Elizabeth (Pa.) Herald, Jan. 3, 1879.
"As an evidence of well directed energy and successful business talent on the part of its
publishers, it can hardly be surpassed."— 6'^ Louis (Mo.) Western Watchman, Ft^b. 1, 1879.
" While they state the circulation impartially they do not swerve from duty by over
estimating." — Somerville (N. J.) Journal, March 8, 1879.
For twelve years the Directory office has been a receiving
point for claims, charges and expressions of opinion conceiTiing
circulations. Successful publishers, who have something to gain
by a comparison, are prompt in sending reports. Careful consid-
eration of accusations, suggestions and complaints, have made
the cu'culation quotations in each succeeding volume, approach
nearer to absolute coiTectness, and when the volume has made
its regular appeai'ance for another decade, many who, in the past,
have had no good word for it, will praise the independence and
public spmt which produced a book so valuable for the protection
it aifords an honest publisher when in competition with one of a
different class.
"From the completeness of their arrangements, and the perfection with which all the
parts of their business are worked, it may be considered doubtful whether any other firm
would have the means of preparing such a volume, which should be as free f x'om error as
comprehensive in details."— iV. Y. Times, June 14, 1875.
Geo. P. Rowell & Co. deserve the best thanks of the advertising community for their
efforts to prevent advertisers from being imposed on by unscrupulous publishers. Every
honest publisher will also thank them for the aid they have afforded them in maintaining
their competition for business by fair means, against the fraudulent practices of dishonest
rivals. Messrs. Rowell & Co., alone of Newspaper Directory publishers, have had the courage
to undertake the task of discriminating among the statements of newspapers, and to face
the hostility which such a course was sure to excite among those who profited by misrepre-
sentation. Notwithstanding the " crushing " articles that from time to time have been hurled
at them, sometimes by parties who ought to have known better, they have persevered in their
course, and they have had their reward. Their publication has taken the first place as the
standard authority among American Newspaper Directories, and a reference book for every
large advertiser and advertising agency in this country."- Je7'se|/ City Journal, May 22, 1877.
EXPLANATIONS.
The population is from census of 1870, or more recent
estimate of resident postmasters or publishers — the latter case
indicated by a dagger ("j") — c. h. stands for court house, county
seat — m. for miles — pop. for poi3ulation — r. for river, and Rd.
for railroad.
The cu-culation rating has been omitted in cases in which a
description of the publications did not appear in the last
edition of the Directory.
Where publications are bought and circulated by persons
and firms that advertise therein by means of descriptive articles
in the reading columns, or are devoted to the (almost) exclusive
advertising of any particular person or firm, or to the adver-
tising of any certain idea, or established solely as advertising
schemes, embracing a class with cii'culations almost entu-ely
gratuitous, they are termed " advertising sheets," and no circu-
lation given.
Wliere no advertisements are taken for a publication, the
matter of cii'culation, being unimportant, has been omitted, and
the fact stated thus: "Does not insert advertisements."
tt Means that the Editor of the Directory at the time of
going to press had no certain evidence that the paper so marked
had suspended publication, but he was unable to secui'e any
late issue, therefore no particulars are given.
Wliere italic matter follows the description of a publication,
it is by order of the pubhsher, and is paid for as an advertise-
ment. The publishers of the Directory assume no responsibility
for any statements made in italic type.
The Directory is reprinted annually. The work upon its
revision proceeds all the time. Advertisers, Publishers and the
general public are besought to lend their aid by calling attention
to any shortcomings. The book can never be made perfect, but
no pains will be spared to sustain the position which it has
attained in the good opinion of advertisers and publishers.
Assistance to that end is earnestly desii'ed.
From Publishers of Newspapers who furnish information
upon which the report of circulation may be based, a mertioran-
dum is asked of the issues for each number of the paper for the
three preceding months. Persons sending such reports are de-
sired to be definite and exact as to dates and figures and to
avoid giving totals and averages.
A UST, ARRANGED ALPHABETICALLY BY STATES AND TOWN& OF PLACES IN THE UNITED STATES
AND TERRITORIES, THE DOMINION OF CANADA AND NEWFOUNDLAND, IN WHICH NEWSPAPERS
AND OTHER PERIODICALS ARE PUBLISHED, GIVING THE POPULATION, LOCATION, PROMINmJT
INDUSTRIES, ETC., OF SUCH PLACES RESPECTIVELY ; WITH DESCRIPTIONS— ARRANGED, FIRST,
ACCORDING TO FREQUENCY OF ISSUE, AND SECOND, BY ALPHABETICAL ORDER,— OF SUCH
NEWSPAPERS AND OTHER PERIODICALS, GIVING THEIR NAMES, FREQUENCY OF ISSUE, POLITICS
OR GENERAL CHARACTER, FORM, SIZE, SUBSCRIPTION PRICE PER YEAR, YEAR OF ESTABLISH-
MENT, EDITORS' AND PUBLISHERS' NAMES. CIRCULATIONS, ETC.
ALABAMA.
ABBEVILLE, C. H., Henry Co., SOOf
pop., 90 m. S. E. of Montgomery, and 15 W.
of Fort Gaines, Georgia.
HENRY CO. REGISTER; Fridays;
democratic ; four pages ; size 22x32 ; subscrip-
tion S2; established 1866; I. A. Corbitt and
E. H. Grouby, editors and Dubllshers ; circu-
lation K K.
ASHLAND, C. H., Clay Co.
NEWS; Fridays ; democratic ; four pages ;
Bize lTx26 ; subscription $1 ; established 1876 ;
A. S. Stockdale, editor ; J. W. & W. D. Jordan,
publishers ; circulation K.
ASHVILLE,C. H., St. Clair Co., 922
pop., on A. & C. Rd.
SOUTHERN ^GIS ; Wednesdays; four
pages; size 22x31: subscription .$1 50; estab-
lished 1873 ; George R. Gather, editor and pub-
lisher ; circulation K.
ATHENS, C. H., Limestone Co., l,500t
pop., on Nashville & Decatur line of Louis-
ville & Nashville & Great Southern Rd., 107
m. S. of Nashville and 195 N. of Montgom-
ery.
POST; Fridays ; independent ; four
pages ; size 26x40 ; subscription $2 ; estab-
lished 1876 ; W. S. Nelson, editor and publish-
er; Circulation K 1.
AUBURN, Lee Co.
ALiABAHIA FAR3I JOURNAI. ;
monthly ; agricultural ; thirty-six pages oc-
tavo ; subscription §1 50 ; established 1878 ;
W. H. Chambers, editor and publisher ; cir-
culation K 1.
BANGOR, ^^o"n' Co., lOOt pop., on
South & North Ala. Rd., 49 m. S. of Decatur
and 37 N. of Birmingham.
BLOUNT CO. HERALD; Fridays;
democratic ; four pages ; size 20x30 ; sub-
scription SI 25 ; established 1875 ; W. H. Ed-
wards and F. A. Hanna, editors; D. W. D.
Boully, publisher ; circulation K.
BEL GREEN, C. H., Franklin Co.,
150+ pop., 24 m. from Tuscumbia. New
to^vn ; has cotton gins and steam saw mUls.
FRANKLIN NEWS ; Wednesdays ;
four pages ; size 22x31 ; subscription $1 50 ;
established 1879; J. B. Steadham, editor and
publislier.
BIRMINGHAM, C. H., Jefferson
Co., 3,500+ pop., at crossing of Alabama
Great Southern and S. & N. Alabama Rds.,
96 m. from Montgomery, 163 from Chatta-
nooga and 56 from Tuscaloosa ; centre of
iron and coal trade.
O
ALABAMA.
INDEPENDENT; Saturdays; demo-
cratic ; eight pages ; size 26x40 ; subscription
$2 ; establislied 18?2 ; James E. Hawluns and
T. A. McLaughlin, editors ; T. A. McLaughlin,
proprietor ; circulation K 1.
IRON AGE; Wednesdays ; democratic •
four pages ; size 24x36 ; subscription $2 ; es-
tablished 1874 ; W. & C. Roberts, editors and
publishers; circulation K.
BLOUNTSVILLE, C. H., mount
Co., 175+ pop., 50 m. S. of Huntsville, and 48
N. of Birmingham, in a thrifty community
of white farmers ; good climate. County
has coal, iron and marble.
BLOUNT CO. NEWS; Wednesdays;
democratic ; four pages ; size 24x34 ; subscrip-
tion $1 50 ; established 1877 ; L. H. Mathews,
editor ; Mathews & Beeson, publishers.
BUTLER, C. H., Choctaw Co., 200t
pop., 40 m. E. of Meridian, Miss,, near
Tombigbee r. ; in a rich and productive
country. Commands a large business and
is the only place of note between Meridian
on the West, Mobile on the South, and Liv-
ingston on the North.
CHOCTAW CO. NEWS ; Thursdays;
four pages ; size 22x31 ; subscription $2 50;
established 1876; W. E. Beggs, editor and
publisher; circulation K.
CAMDEN, C. H., Wilcox Co., 2,000t
pop., near Alabama r., 40 m. S. by W, of
Selma. A place of considerable trade, and
an important shipping point.
WILCOX NEWS AND PACIFICA-
TOR; Fridays; democratic; four pages;
size 22x32 ; subscription $2 50 : established
1865 ; F. P. M. Gilbert, editor arid publisher ;
circulation K.
CARROLLTON, C. H., Pickens Co.,
600+ pop., about 30 m. W. of Tuscaloosa;
about the same distance S. E. of Columbus,
Miss. Surrounded by a cotton-growing dis-
trict.
WEST ALABAMIAN; Wednesdays;
democratic ; four pages ; size 24x34 ; subscrip-
tion $2 ; established 1850 ; Henry & Gilbert,
editors and publishers ; circulation K K.
CENTRE, C. H., Cherokee Co., 250t
pop., on Coosa r., 140 m. N, by E. of Mont-
gomery and 20 N. of Jacksonville.
CHEROKEE A DVERTISER;Thurs
days ; democratic ; four pages ; size 24x34 ;
subscription S2 ; established 1S66 ; W. C. Stiff,
editor and publisher ; circulation K.
COOSA RIVER NEWS ; Fridays ;
1^ , u iV€ /./ GEO.
^ ^
p. ROWELL & GO'S
ALABAMA. '■
four pages ; size 84x^36 ; subscription $2 ; estab-
lished 1878; William H. Shropsliire, editor and
publisher ; circulation K K 1.
CLAYTON, C. H., Barbour Co., l.OOOf
pop., near centre of county, 20 m. W. of
Eufaula and 75 S. E. of Montgomery ; at
terminus of V. & B. Rd.
COURIER; Saturdays; four pages; size
24x36 ; subscription $2 ; establislied 1870 ; Jolm
A. Foster, editor ; Edgar R. Quillin, pub-
lisher ; circulation K.
COLLINSVILLE, DeKalb Co.
WILL.!?" VALLEY POST ; Satur
days ; eight pages ; size 26x40 ; subscription
«1 50; established 1854; J. T. Heard, editor;
J. T. Heard & Co., publishers ; circulation K.
COLUMBIA, Henry Co.
ENTERPRISE ; Saturdays; democratic;
four pages ; size 24x36 ; subscription $2 ; es-
tablislied 1880 ; J. H, Gardner, editor and pub-
lisher.
COLUMBIANA, C. H., Shelbtj Co.,
1,010 pop., on Selma, Rome & Dalton Rd., 72
m. from Selma.
SHELBY SENTINEL: Thursdays;
democratic ; four pages ; size 22x32 ; subscrip-
tion $1 50; established 1875; N. A. Graham,
editor ; Graham & Wagner, publishers ; circu-
lation K.
COURTLAND, Lawrence Co., .5001
pop. In cotton-growing section ; has steam
flouring and other mills ; grape culture and
wine production in the vicinity. On Mem-
phis & Charleston Rd.
FRIEND OF THE LABORER ;
Thursdays ; four pages ; size 24x36 ; subscrip-
tion $1 ; established 1878 ; F. P. McBride, edi-
tor and publisher ; circulation K.
CULLMAN, C. H., Cullman Co., l.OOOt
pop., on South & North Ala. Rd. ; district
engaged in fruit and grape culture, agri-
cultural pursuits and manufacturing.
ALABAMA TRIBUNE; Thursdays;
democratic ; eight pages ; size 26x40 ; subscrip-
tion $1 50; established 1875; J. Damns, edi-
tor ; R. & J. Damns, publishers ; circulation
K. The only democratic organ and best
newspaper of Cullman Co.
SOUTHERN IMMIGRANT ; Fri
days ; republican ; four pages ; size 24x36 ;
subscription $1 50 ; established 1876 ; Beckert &
Johnson, editors and publishers : cLrculation
KK.
DADEVILLE, C. H., Tallapoosa Co.,
1,226 pop., on the Savannah and Mempliis
Rd., 30 m. from Opelika and 45 N. E. of
Montgomery.
TALLAPOOSA DEMOCRAT;
Tuesdays ; democratic ; four pages ; size
24x36 ; subscription $1 ; established 1878 ;
White & Lowry, editors and publishers ; cir-
culation J J 1.
TALLAPOOSA GAZETTE; Fridays ;
independent ; four pages ; size 22x32 ; sub-
scription $1 ; established 1872 ; John W. Flem-
ing, editor ; Gazette Publishing Co., pub-
lishers ; circulation J.
DECATUR, C. H., Morgan Co., 2,000t
pop., on Tennessee r. and at junction of
Memphis & Charleston and C. & L. & G. S.
Rd., 48 m. E. of Tuscumbia and 24 W. of
Huntsville.
NEWS; Saturdays; democratic; four
pages ; size 26x40 ; subscription $2 ; estab-
lished 1872; Grubbs & Hansell, editors and
publishers ; circulation J.
DEMOPOLIS, Marengo Co., 1,539
ALABAMA.
fi
pop., on the Tombigbee r. and Alabama Cen-
tral Rd., 52 m. W. of Selma. Surrounded by
a cotton-growing district ; principal ship-
ping point in the county.
MARENGO NEWS-JOURNAL;
Thursdays ; democratic ; four pages ; size
24x36 ; subscription $2 ; established 1873 ; M.
C. Burke, editor and publisher ; circulation K.
EUFAULA, Barbour Co., 4,800t pop.,
on Chattahooche r., at junction of Mont-
gomery & Eufaula with Southwestern Rd.
A cotton-shipping point, 142 m. from Macon,
Ga., and 80 from Montgomery.
TIMES AND NEWS; tri-weekly, Mon-
days, Wednesdays and Fridays, and
WEEKLY, Wednesdays ; democratic ; four
pages ; size— tri-weekly 24x36, weekly 26x40 ;
subscription— weekly $2 ; established 1874 ;
Clement C. Shorter, editor ; Eufaula Publish-
ing Co., publishers ; circulation— weekly J J.
EUTAW,C. H., Greene Co., l,200t pop.,
on the Alabama Great Southern Rd.,35m.
from Tuscaloosa and 60 W. from Selma ; in
a cotton-growing district.
MIRROR; Tuesdays; democratic; four
ages ; size 22x31 ; subscription $1 50 ; estab-
ished 1879 ; W. T. Callahan, editor and pub-
lisher ; circulation K.
WHIG AND OBSERVER; Thurs
days ; democratic ; four pages ; size 28x40 ;
subscription $2; established 1841; W. O.
Monroe, editor and publisher; circulation
K 1. Only established paper in the county.
Good advertising medium.
EVERGREEN, C. H., Conecuh Co.,
1,760 pop., on Mobile & Montgomery Rd., 82
ni. from Montgomery and 104 fro)n MobileL
CONECUH STARj Thursdays; four
pages ; size 22x31 ; subscription $2 ; establish-
ed 1869 ; F. A. Monroe, editor and publisher;
circulation K.
NEWS; Wednesdays; four pages; size
22x32 ; subscription $1 ; established 1879 ; C. S.
James, editor and publisher ; circulation K.
FAYETTE, C. H., Fayette Co., 500t
pop., near Sipsey r., 140 m. N. W. of Mont-
gomery, and 40 N. E. of Columbus, Miss.
GAZETTE; Tuesdays; four pages; size
22x:3o ; subscription $1 50; established 1852 ; R.
J. Smith, editor and publisher ; circulation K.
FLORENCE, C. H., Lauderdale Co.,
2,003 pop., on Tennessee r., at head of navi-
gation ; principal shipping point for the
county and adjoining towns in Tennessee ;
a branch railroad crosses the river, connect-
ing with Memphis & Charleston Rd. at Tus-
cumbia.
GAZETTE; Wednesdays; democratic;
four pages ; size 24x36 ; subscription $2 ; es-
tablished 1819 ; J. J. Mitchell, editor and pub-
lisher ; circulation K.
LAUDERDALE NEWS; Tuesdays;
democratic ; four pages ; size 24x36 ; subscrip-
tion $1 50; established 1879; Brock & Jones,
editors and publishers.
FORT PAYNE, L>e Kalb Co., SOOf
pop., on Ala. Great Southern Rd. Coal-
mining carried on. Produces tan-bark, and
has iron ore in its neighborhood.
JOURNAL; Wednesday's; democratic;
four pages ; size 20x26 ; subscription $1 ; es-
tablished 1878 ; Thomas H. Smith, editor and
publisher ; circulation K.
GADSDEN, C. H., Etowah Co., 2,203
pop., on Coosa r. and E. Alabama and Cin-
cinnati Rd. In the midst of iron and coal
AMERICAN NEWSPAPER DIRECTORY.
19
ALABAMA.
ALABAMA.
fields. Cotton and grain-growing district.
Considerable trade in lumber.
ETOWAH HERALD? Wednesdays;
democratic ; four pages ; size 22x82 ; sub-
scription $1 25 ; established 1879 ; George H.
Johnson, editor and publisher.
TIMES; Fridays; democratic; four
pages ; size 28x40 ; subscription $2 ; establish-
ed 1867 ; W. M. Meeks, editor and publisher ;
•circulation J 1.
GAINESVILLE, Siimter Co., 3,916
pop., on Tombigbee r., eastern terminus of
a branch of the Mobile & Ohio Rd., 15 m.
W. of Eutaw, 54 from Tuscaloosa. A trade
centre. One of the principal shipping
points in the county.
REPORTER: Thursdays; democratic;
four pages; size 24x35; subscription .$2; es-
tablished 1880; E. C. Meredith, editor and
publisher.
GREENSBORO, C. H., Hale Co.,
2,300t pop., the centre of considerable trade ;
surrounded by cotton plantations ; 18 m. E.
of Eutaw and 40 X. W. of Selma.
ALABAMA BEACON; Saturdays;
democratic ; four pages ; size 26x40 ; subscrip-
tion $3; established 18:35; John G. Harvey, ed-
itor and publisher ; circulation K.
SOUTHERN WATCHMAN; Wed-
nesdays ; democratic ; four pages ; size 26x40 ;
subscription $2 ; established 1876 ; W. C. Gar-
rett, editor and publisher ; circulation K K.
GREENVILLE, C. H., Butler Co.,
3,000t pop., on Mobile & Montgomery Rd.,45
m. from Montgomery. Centre of a cotton
trade.
ADVOCATE; Thursdays; democratic;
four pages ; size 26x40 ; subscription $2 ; estab-
lished 1865 ; James B. Stanley, editor and pub-
lisher; circulation J J.
SPIRIT OF THE TIMES; Saturdays ;
democratic ; four pages ; size 24x36 ; subscrip-
tion $1 ; established 1879 ; G. 1). Reid, editor
i\nd publisher.
GROVE HILL, C. H., ClarJc Co.,
200+ pop.
CLARK CO. DEMOCRAT; Thurs
days ; democratic ; four pages ; size 20x26 ;
subscription $2 ; established 1856 ; Isaac
•Grant, editor and publisher ; circulation K.
HAYNEVILLE, C. H., Lowndes Co.,
3,484 pop., 23 m. S. W. of Montgomery.
EXAMINER; Thursdays; democratic;
four pages ; size 22x32 ; subscription $3 ; estab-
lished 1868 ;M. McGrath & Co., editors and
publishers ; circulation K.
HUNTSVILLE, C. H., Madison Co.,
6,000+ pop., 10 m. N. of Tennessee, on the
Memphis & Charleston Rd., 24 m. E. of De-
catur and 59 W. of Stevenson. Centre of
trade ; surrounded by a farming district ;
actively engaged in manufactures of va-
rious kinds.
ADVOCATE; Wednesdays; independ-
ent ; four pages ; size 26x40 ; subscription
$2 ; established 1815 ; Advocate Co., editors
and publishers ; circulation K 1.
DEMOCRAT; Wednesdays; demo-
cratic ; four pages ; size 26x40 ; subscription
S2 ; established 1823 ; J. Withers Clay, editor
and publisher ; circulation K.
GAZETTE; Saturdays ; republican ; four
pages ; size 22x30 ; subscription $1 50 ; estab-
lished 1879; Charles Hendley, Jr., editor;
Huntsvllle Gazette Co., publishers.
INDEPENDENT; Thursdays; Inde-
pendent ; four pages ; size 26x40 ; subscription
$2 ; established 1854 ; Independent Publishing
Co., editors and publishers ; circulation J 1.
NATIONAL FREEMAN; Fridays; re
publican ; four pages ; size 22x3i) ; subscrip-
tion $2 25; established 1879; Samuel R. Low-
ery & Co., editors and publishers.
JACKSONVILLE, C. H., Calhoun
Co., 1,200+ pop., on Selma, Rome & Dalton
Rd., 145 m. from Selma. The trading point
for an agricultural section. Has good edu-
cational advantages, and is visited during
summer for the mineral waters found near.
REPUBLICAN; Saturdays; democrat-
ic ; four pages ; size 24x36 ; subscription §3 ; es-
tablished 1836 ; circulation K 1.
JASPER, C. H., Walker Co., 500t pop.,
50 m. N. N. E. of Tuscaloosa, and 60 S. of
Decatur. An agricultm*al, cotton-growing
and mineral district.
MOUNTAIN EAGLE; Wednesdays;
democratic ; four pages ; size 24x;i4 ; subscrip-
tion $2 ; established 1873 ; W. S. Persinger,
editor and publisher ; circulation K 1. The
Eagle is pxiblished in the heart of the richest
mineral section of the State, and 40 miles
from any other newspaper, making it the best
advertising medium for a scope of country
over 100 miles square. The circulation of the
Eagle is not constantly increasing, but it cir-
culates exclusively among a retired class of
well to-do people, and is read by at least 1,000
peojjle weekly. Special attention is given to
the typographical " make-up" of the paper,
the proprietor himself being a practical prin-
ter. Advertisements well displayed and fully
show7i up. Terms reasonable for advance
payment.
WALKER CO. TIMES; Mondays;
democratic ; four pages ; size 20x30 ; subscrip-
tion $1 50; established 1878; S. M. Gunter,
editor; L. B. Musgrove, publisher; circula-
tion K.
LAFAYETTE, C. H., Chambers Co.,
1,382 pop., on E. Alabama & Cincinnati Rd.
18 m. from Opelika and 84 from Montgom
ery. Cotton market, and headquarters for
supplies for surrounding country.
CLIPPER; Thursdays; democratic;
four pages ; size 24x36 ; subscription $1 50 ; es-
tablished 1873 ; Richards & Oliver, editors and
publishers ; circulation K.
LIVINGSTON, C. H., Sumter Co.,
500+ pop., on Alabama and Chattanooga Rd.,
10 m. from its junction with Alabama Cen-
tral Rd., 26 m. from Eutaw and 80 W. of
Selma.
JOURNAL; Fridays; four pages ; size
24x34: subscription $3 ; established 1865 ; Ben.
F. Herr, editor and publisher ; circulation K 1.
MARION, C. H., Perry Co., 3,476t
pop., 30 m. X. W. of Selma, on Selma, Ma-
rion and Slemphis Rd. Engaged in agri-
culture. Several educational institutions
are located here.
COM3ION WEALTH; Thursdays; in-
dependent ; four pages ; size 2-1x36 ; subscrip-
tion $1 50 ; established 1850 ; John Moore, Jr.,
editor ; G. C. Rogers, publisher ; circulation
K.
SOUTHERN STANDARD; Wednes
days ; democratic ; fom- pages ; size 24x36;
subscription S2 ; established 1879 ; W. D. and
L. L. Lee, editors and publishers.
NORMAL REPORTER; monthly;
eight pages ; size 18x24 ; subscription 75 cents ;
established 1879 ; James W. Curtis, editor ;
Lincoln Normal University, publishers ; a col-
lege paper.
MOBILE, C. H., Mobile Co., 40,000t
pop., on Mobile r., near its entrance into
20
GEO. P. ROWELL & GO'S
ALABAMA.
ALABAMA.
Mobile bay. Engaged in foreign and do-
mestic commerce and manufactures ; tlie
largest coffee market in the South, and,
next to New Orleans, the largest cotton
market in the United States. Regular lines
of steamboats run to Cedar Keys, Fla., va-
rious points on Alabama, Tombigbee and
Black WaiTior rs., and to New Orleans.
Southern terminus of Mobile & Ohio Rd.,
which connects with Illinois Central Rd. at
Cairo, forming a continuous line from the
Gulf to the lakes. Also terminus of New
Orleans & Mobile Rd., Mobile, Alabama &
Grand Trunk Rd., and Mobile and Great
Northern Rd., which connects with Mont-
gomery and other points N. and E.
NEWS: every evening except Sunday,
WEEKLY, Saturdays, and SUNDAY
NEWS. Sundays; deiuucratlc ; four p iges ;
size— daily 24x36, weekly and Sanday 28x42 ;
subscription— daily $8, weekly SI 50; estab-
lished 1877 ; Melancthuu Smith, editor ; H. W.
Thornton, publisher ; circulation— daily J 1,
Sundav J J 1.
REGISTER ; every morning except
Mouuav, and every evening except Sanday,
and VVEEKLY, Saturdays; democratic;
daily four pages, Sanday eight pages, weekly
twelve pages ; size— daily 24x36, Sanday 32x44,
weekly (size of page) 16x:22; subscription-
morning $12. evening $12, weekly $2 ; estab-
lished 1821 ; John Forsyth, editor; John L.
Rapier & Co., publishers; circulation— daily
H H. weekly G 1.
SUNDAY NEWS; {see Neivs).
GULF CITIZEN; monthly; literary;
one nuudred and sixteen pa<?es octavo ; sub-
scription $3 ; established 1877 ; T. C. De Leon,
editor ; Galf Citizen Pdblishing C j., publish-
ers ; does not insert advertisements.
MONROEVILLE, C. H., Monroe
Co., 300+ pop., 10 m. from Claiborne, on Ala-
bama r., 100 from Mobile and 90 S. of Sslma.
Surrounded by a cotton-growing country.
MONROE JOURNAL : Mondays;
democratic ; four page-; ; size 24.>.3fi; subscrip-
tion $2; established 1867; Horace R. Hood,
editor and publisher ; circulation K.
MONTGOMERY, C.H., Montgomery
Co., State capital ; 15,000+ pop., on Alabama
r., 197 m. N. E. of Mobile, at centering point
of four railroads. Engaged in cotton trade ;
shipping by steamboat to Mobile.
ADVERTISER; every morning except
Mcmdav. and every evening except Sanday,
and WEEKLY, Tuesdays; democrat c ;
four pages ; size— daily 27x40, weekly 30x45 ;
subscription— dailv $10, weekly $2 ; estab-
lished 1828 ; W. W. Screws, editor and pub-
lisher ; circulation — rlaily I, weekly I.
ADVANCE; Thursdays; democratic;
four pages ; size 22x32 ; subscription $1 50 ; es-
tablished 1877; James A. Scott, editor and
publi=*ier; circulation K.
DIXIE FARMER; (see Nashville.
Teun.)
WORKINGMEN'S ADVOCATE;
Saturdays ; four pages ; size 24x36 ; subscrip
tion $2; established 1873; E. S. Marshall, edi-
tor ; Workingmen's Puiilishing Association,
publishers ; circulation K 1.
MOULTON, C. H., Lawrence Co.,
2,006 pop., 15 m. S. of Memphis & Charleston
Rd. at Courtland, and 165 N. by W. of Mont-
gomery.
ADVERTISER: Thursdays; demo-
cratic; four pages; size 23x33: subscription
$2; established 1829; White & White, editors
and publishers ; circulation K K.
NORTH PORT, Tuscaloosa Co.
NEW ERA ; Tuesdays ; independent-
democratic ; four pages ; size 24x36 ; subscrip-
tion $1 50 ; established 1878 ; T. A. Nixon and
J. L. Garrett, editors and publishers ; circula-
tion K.
NOTASULGA, Macon Co., 1,091 pop.^
on Montgomery & West Point Rd., 58 m.
from Montgomery.
UNIVERSALIST HERALD; semi
monthly; universalist ; four pages; size
22x32 ; subscription $2 ; established 1847 ; Rev.
John C. Burruss, editor and publisher; circu-
lation J 1.
OPELIKA, C. H., Lee Co., 5,085 pop.,
on Western Alabama Rd., at junction of
Savannah & Memphis and E. Alabama and
Cincinnati Rds., 64 m. E. of Montgomery, 2»
from Columbus, 113 from Atlanta. Centre
of a cotton and gi-ain-growing country.
LKA DER ; Thursdays ; democratic ; four
pav.es ; size 24x35 ; subscription $1 ; established
1878; Burnett & Logan, editors and publish-
ers ; circulation J J.
OBSKRVER ; Thursdays; democratic;^
four paixes ; size 27.S.42 ; subscription $2 ; estab-
lished 1866; Cowan & Bro., editors and pub-
lishers; circulation J.
TIMES ; Fridays ; democratic ; four pages ;
size 28x40; subsci'iption $2; established 1874;
B. H. Kieser, editor and publisher ; circula-
tion J.
OXFORD, Calhoun Co., 1,147 pop., on
Selma, Rome & Dalton R 1., 15 m. from Jack-
sonville and 21 from Talladega; seat of
Oxford College ; principal market for Clay,
Randolph and Cleburne counties.
RECORD; Thursdays; democratic ; four
pages; size 22x32; subscription $2; estab-
lished 1875; Dudley Williams, editor; A. D.
Starnes, publisher ; circulation K.
OZARK, C. H., Dale Co., TlOf pop., 40
m. S. E. of Troy ; most important place in
the county.
SOUTHERN STAR; Wednesdays;
democratic ; four pages ; si^e 22x32 ; subscrip-
tion $1 ; established 1%7 ; Jos. A. Adams,
editor and publisher; circulati(m K 1.
PRATTVILLE, C. H . Autauga Co.,
1,846 pop., 14 m. N. W. of Montgomeiy.
AUTAUGA CITIZEN; Thursdays;
four tjages ; size 20,v32; sui)scnption $2; estab-
lished 1853; waiiam C. Hovtell, editor and
publisher; ci -culation K.
SOUTHERN SIGNAL; Thursdays;
deniocr itic; f^ur pages; size 24x36; subscrip-
tl<^>n $1 50; established 1877; W. F. Willcinson,
editor and publisher; circulation K 1.
ROANOKE, Randolph Co., 5O0t pop.,
25 m. from West Point, Ga.; near East Ala.
& Cincinnati Rd., and seat of large Male
and Female college.
RANDOLPH CO. NEWS; Thursdays;
dpuiocratic : four page< ; size 22 ^31 ; subscrip-
tion $1 ; established 1876 ; M. W. B irber, edi-
t r and publisher; circulation K K.
ROCKFORD, C. H., Coosa Co., 1,0C8
pop.
ENTERPRISE; Fridays; four pages;
size 22x2!); subseripcion $1 ; established 1878;
S. J. Darby and J. H. Parker, editors and pub-
lishers ; circulation K.
SCOTTSBORO, C. H., Jackson Co.,
l.tXXH pop., on Memphis & Charleston Rd.,
42 m. from Huntsville and 55 from Chatta-
nooga.
ALABAMA HERALD; Thursdays;
AMERICAN NEWSPAPER DIRECTORY.
21
ALABA3IA.
democratic ; four pages ; size 24x36 ; subscrip-
tion $1 65; establistied 1868; A. Snodgrass,
«ditor and publisher; circulation K 1.
CITIZEN; Fridays; democratic; four
pages; size 22x31; subscription $1 50; estab-
lished 1877; James Armstrong, editor and
publisher ; circulation K.
SEALE, C. H., liussell Co.
RUSSELL REGISTER; Thursdays;
democratic ; four pa^es ; size 23x30; subscrip-
tion $1 ; established 1875 ; W. A. Farley, editor
and publisher ; circulation K.
SELMA, C. H., DalldS Co., 8,000t pop.,
on Alabama r., 300 m. from its mouth. Sur-
rounded by a cotton-growing district ; cen-
tre of trade in cotton, lumber, iron and
coal. Terminus of Selma, Rome & Dalton,
Selma & Meridian, Selma & Montgomery,
Selma & Gulf, Selma, Marion & Memphis,
and Selma & N. O. Rds.
MORNING TIMES: every morning
except Monday, and DOLLAR TIMES,
Tuesdays; democratic; four pages; size
23x32; subscription— daily SIO, weekly $1; es-
tablished 1825 ; Richard H. English, editor and
publisher : circulation— daily J 1, weekly I.
ALABAMA BAPTIST; Thursdays;
baptist; four pages; size 26x40; subscription
f2; established 1874; E. T. Winkler and J. J.
D. Renf roe, editors ; John L. West, publisher ;
circulation I.
SOUTHERN ARGUS; Fridays; demo-
cratic ; four pages ; size 25x38 ; subscription
$1 50 ; established 1869 ; Robert McKee, editor
and publisher ; circulation G.
SIX MILE, Bibb Co., nominal pop.,
5 m. from Day's Mill, on S. R. & D. Rd. Is a
cotton market and on edge of coal and iron
fields.
BIBB BLADE ; Thursdays ; four pages ;
size 22x31 ; subscription $1 ; established 1880 ;
Frank P. Glass, editor and publisher.
SOMERVILLE, Morgan Co., 200t
pop., 8 m. from S. & N. & G. S. Rd., 16 m.
from Decatur.
CRITIC ; Saturdays ; democratic ; four
pages ; size 22x31; subscription §1; established
187S ; E. H. Rolfe, editor and publisher.
TALLADEGA, C. H., Talladega Co.,
1,933 pop., on Selma, Rome & Dalton Rd., 109
m. from Selma and 36 from Jacksonville.
State Institution for the Deaf, Dumb and
Blind is located in this city.
MESSENGER; Saturdays; nonparti-
san; eight pages; size 26x40; subscription
$1 50; established 1879; Hoge & Roberts,
editors and publishers.
^OUR MOUNTAIN H031E; Wednes-
days ; democratic ; four pages ; size 28x40 :
subscription $2; established 1868; John E.
Ware, editor and publisher; circulation K 1.
REPORTER AND WATCH TOW-
ER; Wednesdays; democratic; four passes;
size 24x36; subscription §2; established 1844;
•Cross & Cruikshank, editors and publishers ;
circulation K.
TROY, C. H., Pike Co., 3,000t pop., ter-
minus of Mobile and Girard Rd., 3 m. from
Union Springs and 50 from Montgomery.
Centre of a cotton trade,
ENQUIRER; Saturdays; democratic;
.eight pages; size 30x44; subscription $2; es-
tablished 1875; Frank Baltzell, editor and
publisher : circulation J J.
MESSENGER : Thursdays ; democratic ;
tour paees ; size 26x;B8 ; subscription $2 ; estab-
lished 1867 ; F. J. Cowart and Jeflf. J. Darby,
-editors; William J. Elan & Co., pubUshers;
circulation K 1.
ALABAMA.
PRIMITIVE PATHWAY ; semi
monthly ; baptist ; eight pages ; size 22x.30 ;
subscription $1 50 ; established 1876 ; J. E. W.
Henderson, editor : Post & Henderson, pub-
lishers ; does not insert advertisements.
TUSCALOOSA, C. H., Tuscaloosa
Co., 1,689 pop., on Black Warrior r., at head
of steamboat navigation and Alabama &
Chattanooga Rd., 71 m. from its junction
with Alabama Central. Surrounded by a
cotton-gi'owing district. Cotton is shipped
from this point. State University, several
large Female Schools, and other institutions
located here. Educational State Centre.
CLARION; Tuesdays; democratic; four
pages; size 24x36; subscription §1.50; estab-
lished 1879 ; Mont. I. Burton, editor ; Mont.
I. and Fitzhugh Burton, publishers.
GAZETTE; Thursdays; democratic;
four pages ; size 24x36 ; subscription $2 ; es-
tablished 1872 ; S. F. Nunnelee, editor and
publisher; circulation K K.
TIMES; Wednesdays; democratic; four
pages ; size 24x36 ; subscription $2 ; established
1841 ; John F. WaiTen, editor and publisher ;
circulation K.
TUSCUMBIA, C. H., Colbert Co.,
1,214 pop., near Tennessee r., and on Mem-
phis c& Charleston Rd., 43 m. fi-om Decatur
and 67 from Huntsville. Surrounded by an
agi-icultural district. A branch railroad ex-
tends to Florence, on Tennessee r. Business
centre.
DEMOCRAT; Saturdays; democratic;
four pages; size 26x40; subscription $2; es-
tablished 1878; Shackleford & Gilbert, editors
and publishers ; circulation K.
NORTH ALABA3IIAN; Fridays;
democratic ; four pages ; size 25x:38 : subscrip-
tion $2 ; established 1833 ; A. H. Keller, editor
and publisher ; circulation K 1.
TUSKEGEE. C. H., Macon Co., 3,000t
pop., 40 m. from Montgomery.
MACON MAIL ; Wednesdays; four
pages ; size 26x40 ; established 1876 ; C. J. Bryan,
editor ; Brooks, Bryan & Co., publishers ; cir
culation K 1.
NEWS; Thursdays; democratic; four
pages ; size 24x36 ; subscription $2 50 ; estab
lished 1865; D. W. Mclver, editor and pub-
lisher ; circulation K.
UNION SPRINGS, C. H., Bullock
Co., 2,000+ pop., on Montgomery & Eufaula
Rd., at Intersection of llobile & Girard Rd..
40 m. from Montgomery and 54 from Colum
bus, Ga. In cotton belt.
HERALD ; Mondays; democratic; four
pages ; size 26x40 ; subscription §2 50 ; estab-
lished 1865 ; Jelks, Cabaniss & McCall, editors
and publishers ; circulation J J.
UNIONTOWN, Perry Co., l,500t
pop., 20 m. from Marion. On Alabama Cen
tral Rd., in the heart of the Black Belt of
Alabama. Great cotton country. Is one of
the chief shipping points on the Rd. ; ships
from 12,000 to 16,000 bags of cotton yearly,
PRESS ; Saturdays; four pages; .size
22x31 ; subscription $1 50 ; established 1878 :
J. R. Thames, editor and publisher ; circula
tion K.
VERNON, C. H. , Lamar Co., 250t pop. ;
has river facilities for part of the year.
CLIPPER; Fiidays; four pages; size
22x31; subscription §1 .50; established 1879;
Alexander Cobb, editor and publisher.
WEDOWEE, C. H., Randolph Co..
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GEO. P. ROWELL & GO'S
ALABAMA.
40CH pop., near centre of county, 50 m. N. of
Opelika and 40 S. by E. of Jacksonville.
JOURNA Ij ; Fridays ; independent ; four
f)ages ; size 22x32 ; subscription SI ; estab-
Ished 1878; Greer & Connelly, editors and
publishers ; circulation K.
WETUMPKA, C. H., Elmore Co.,
1,137 pop., on Coosa r., at head of naviga-
tion, 14 in. from Montgomery, 6 E. of El-
more Station, on S. &. N. Alabama Rd., in
centre of State. A cotton-growing district.
CENTRAL. AL,ABAI»IIAN ; Tues
days ; democratic ; four pages ; size 22x31 ;
subscription $1 50 ; established 1875 ; M. E.
Reese, editor and publisher ; circulation K.
ARKANSAS.
AliMA, Crawford Co.
INDEPENDENT; 'ihursdays; indepen-
dent; four pages; size 24x35; subscription
$1 50; established 1880; Eugene W. Douglass,
editor and publisher.
ALTUS, Franklin Co.
RTRAL. RECORDER AND FRUIT
GROWER; semi-monthly; four pages;
size 22x32 ; subscription $1 ; established 1877 ;
C. H. Gregory, editor and publisher ; circula-
tion K.
ARKADELPHIA, C. H., Clark Co.,
948 pop., on Ouachita r., 75 m. S. by W. of
Little Rock. Surrounded by an agricultural
and cotton-producing country ; possesses
w^ater power; centre of trade for eight
counties.
SOUTHERN STANDARD ; Satur
days; democratic; four pa^es ; .size 26x40;
subscription $2 ; established 18(j8;Adam Clark
and John R. Saunders, editors and publish-
ers ; circulation K K.
ARKANSAS CITY, Chicot Co., 350t
pop. At terminus of L. R., M. R., & T. Rd.
On Mississippi r. ; is a shipping point ; has a
coal depot and saw-mill ; in a good farming
country.
JOURNALi ; Thursdays; independent;
four pages; size 24x36; subscription .$1 50;
established 1875; Smith & Beck, editors and
pubshers; circulation K.
ATKINS, Pope Co.,l,000t pop., on Lit-
tie Rock & Fort Smith Rd., 63 m. from Lit-
tle Rock. An enterprising town, with
mills, cotton gins, etc., in a stock and farm-
ing country, with a good climate.
NEWS; Thursdays ; four pages ; size
24X.S6 : subscription $1 50 ; established 1878 ; C.
E. Tobey, editor ; D. O. Bell, publisher ; circu-
lation K.
AUGUSTA, C. H., Woodruff Co., l,200t
pop., on WMte r., navigable all the year;
has steam saw-mills.
W^OODRUFF CO. VIDETTE ; Wed
nesdays ; democratic ; four paares ; size 26x40 ;
subscription $2 ; established 1877; W. W. Fol-
som, editor and publisher; circulation K.
AUSTIN, Lonoke Co.
TRIUMPH ; Fridays ; democratic ;
four pages ; size 22x:^) ; subscription ,$1 .50 ;
established 1878 ; T. T. Pitts, editor and pub-
lisher ; circulation K.
BATESVILLE, C. H., Independence
Co., 1,200+ pop., on White r., 90 m. N. by E. of
Little Rock. Steamboats ascend the river
to this point. An agricultural and mineral
ARKANSAS.
country. Cotton, tobacco, corn, wheats
oats, fruit and vegetables are cultivated.
GUARD; Thursaays; democratic; four
pages ; size 24x35 ; subscription $2 ; estab-
lished 1877 ; Frank D. Denton, editor and pub-
lisher; circulation J. The "Guard" has the
largest circulation of any paper in the Third
Judicial District. The best advertising me-
dium in this part of the State ; is read by
many who read no other paper, being the only
established paper in the county.
NORTH ARKANSAS PILOT; Fri
days ; democratic ; four pages ; size 24x35 ;
subscription $2; established 1879 ; Robert W.
Leigh, editor and publisher.
BEEBE, White Co., 530t pop., on I. M.
& S. Rd., 32 m. N. E. of Little Rock ; a grow-
ing town, and a trade centre for a large
district, raising small fruit, cotton, pota-
toes, &c.
ARKANSAS WATCHMAN ; Satur
days; independent-democratic; four pages:
size 26x40; subscription $1 50; established
1877; A. T. Holleyman, editor and publisher;
circulation K.
BENTON, C. H., Saline Co.
SALINE CO. DIGEST; Thursdays;
democratic; four pages; size 24x36; subscrip-
tion $1 50; established 1877; W. A. Webber,
editor ; W. A. Webber & Son, publishers ; cir-
culation K 1.
BENTONVILLE, C. H.. Benton Co.,.
2,000+ pop., in the N. W. corner of the State,
180 m. from Little Rock. An agricultural
district and tobacco mart. Sevei'al manu-
factories in operation.
ADVANCE; Saturdays; democratic;
four pages; size 26x40; subscription $2; es-
tablished 1873; Edward Porter Thompson,
editor; C. M. Robinson, publisher; circula-
tion K 1.
BERRYVILLE, C. H., Carroll Co -
EAGLE; Tuesdays; independent; four
pages; size 2<lx26 ; subscription $1 .50; estab-
lished 1879 ; R. H. & J. E. Jones, editors and
publishers.
BOONEVILL.E, Logan Co., 400t
pop., 40 m. S. E. of Fort Smith. Farming
region.
LOGAN CO. ENTERPRISE ; Thurs
days ; democratic ; eight pages ; size 21x30 y
subscription $1; established 1875; F. M.
Moore, editor ; M. R. Moore, publisher ; circu-
lation K K.
BRINKLEY, Monroe Co.
I T E .>I ; Saturdays; democratic; four
pages ; size 20x26 ; subscription $1 ; estab-
lished 1880; M. R. White, editor and publisher.
CAMDEN, C. H., Ouachita Co., 1,612;
pop., on Ouachita r., 110 m. S. by W. of Lit-
tle Rock, 70 S. W. of Pine Bluff. Steamboats,
ascend the river to this point, making it aa
active trade centre ; cotton-gi-owing sec-
tion, and principal shipping point for cot-
ton in South Arkansas.
BEACON ; Saturdays; democratic; four
pages; size 24x36; subscription $2; estab-
lished 1874 ; Jas. S. Holmes, editor and pub-
lisher; circulation K.
CARLISLE, Prairie Co.
NEW DEPARTURE; Thursdays ; four
pages ; size 22x31 ; subscription $1 ; estab-
lished 1880; A. Emonson & Co., editors and
publishers.
CENTRE POINT, C. H., Howard
Co., 30U+ ijop. Cotton raising locality.
NEWS; Fridays ; democratic ; four pages;
AMERICAN NEWSPAPER DIRECTORY.
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ARKANSAS.
gize 20x26 ; subscription $1 50 ; established
1879 ; A. B. Grace, editor ; J. L. Tullls, pub-
lisher.
CLARENDON, C. H., Monroe Co.
MONROE CO. SUN; Thursdays ; demo-
cratic ; four pages ; size 26x40 ; subscription
$1 50 ; established 1877 ; M. R. White, editor
and publisher ; circulation K.
CLARKSVILLE, C. H., Johnson Co.
H £ It A Li D ; Wednesdays ; democratic ;
four pages ; size 22x32 ; subscription $2 ; es-
tablished 1877 ; R. C. Hite, editor and pub-
lisher ; circulation K.
CONWAY, C. H., Fatdkner Co., SOOf
pop., on L. R. & Ft. S. Rd., 30 m. from Little
Rock, in gi-owing and rich cotton country,
ARKANSAW TRAVELER; Thurs
days ; democratic ; four pages ; size 25x3S ;
subscription $2 ; established 1875 ; H. C. War-
ner, editor and publisher ; circulation K.
FAULKNER CO. DEMOCRAT;
Saturdays ; democratic ; four pages ; size
24x36 ; subscription $2 ; established 1879 ;
Bruce & Newman, editors and publishers.
LOG CABIN; Wednesdays ; four pages ;
size 22x31 ; subscription $1 59 ; established
1879; A. F. Livingston & Co., editors and pub-
lishers.
CORNING, C. H., Clay Co., 800t pop.,
on Black r. and on Iron Mountain Rd., 192
m. S. of St. Louis and 155 N. of Little Rock ;
has sawmills and stave factories ; lies in a
rich agi'icultural country, in which corn,
cotton, tobacco, grain, etc., are raised.
ADVOCATE ; Tuesdays ; four pages ;
size 22x31 ; subscription $1 50 ; established
1880 ; J. H. Purkins and T. F. Ray, editors and
publishers.
DARDANELLE, FeZZ Co., 2 ,000t pop.,
on Arkansas r., 75 m. N. W. of Little Rock.
A shipping point and trade centre.
INDEPENDENT ARKANSIAN : Sat-
urdays ; democratic ; four pages ; size 2bx40 ;
subscription $1 50; established 1875 ; M. M. Mc-
Guire, editor and publisher ; circulation J 1.
WESTERN I :>IMI(;RANT ; Thurs-
days ; four pages ; size 24x35 ; subscription §2 ;
established 1877 ; circulation K K 1.
DES ARC, C. H., Prairie Co., l,000t
pop., on White r., 50 m. X. E. of Little Rock,
and 15 N. of the line of Memphis & Little
Rock Rd.
CITIZEN; Saturdavs ; democratic ; four
pages ; size 24x36 ; subscription .§1 50 ; estab-
lished 1854 ; A. C. Matthews, editor and pub-
lisher ; circulation K.
PRAIRIE CO. APPEAL ; Tuesdays;
four pages ; size 24x36 ; subscription .$1 ; es-
tablished 1879 ; J. S. Thomas and J. G.
Thweatt, editors ; Joseph A. Bilheimer, pub- !
lisher ; circulation K 1. ,
DE WITT, C. H., Arkansas Co., SOOf j
pop., 15 m. from Arkansas r., and 70 S. E. of ;
Little Rock, 30 m. from Mississippi r. Sui--
rounded by an agricultural district.
ARKANSAS CO. DEMOCRAT;
Wednesdays ; democratic ; four pages ; size 1
26x40 ; subscription $1 50 ; established 1879 ;
W. C. Freeman, editor and publisher.
INDICATOR ; Saturdays; republican ;
four pages ; size 22x31 ; subscription $2 ; es-
tablished 1875; circulation K.
EL DORADO, C H., Union Co., 500t
j)op., 145 m. from Little Rock, and 32 E. by
S. of Camden. The contiguous section pro-
duces cotton, and borders on the Ouachita r.
EAGLE; Thursdays; democratic; four
ARKA'KSAS.
pages ; size 23x33 ; subscription $2 ; estab-
lished 1877 ; S. B. and W. R. Baird, editors and
publishers ; circulation K.
UNION CO. TI3IES; Wednesdays:
democratic ; four pages ; size 24x36 ; sub-
scription SI 50 ; established 1880 ; Hodge, Wal-
lace & Adamson, editors and publishers.
EVENING SHADE, C. H., Sharp
Co., 500+ pop., 25 m. N. of Batesville and 2
from Strawberry r. Produces flour, lum-
ber, wagons and harness, and possesses
educational facilities.
SHARP CO. RECORD; Thursdays;
four pages; size 20x26; subscription $150;
established 1877 ; J. W. Buckley, editor and
publisher ; circulation K.
FAYETTEVILLE, C. H., Washing-
ton Co., 2,000+ pop., 45 m. N. of F. S. & L. R.
Rd., and 170 N. W. of Little Rock. An agi-i-
cultiu'al, coal, lead, iron-producing region.
ARKANSAS SENTINEL; Wednes-
days ; democratic ; four pages ; size 28x42 ;
subscription §2 ; established 1875 ; J. R. Petti-
grew, editor ; Sentinel Publishing Co., pub-
lishers ; circulation J.
DEMOCRAT; Saturdays; democratic;
four pages ; size 26x40 ; subscription $1 50 ;
established 1868 ; E. B. & W. B. Moore, editors
and publishers ; circulation K 1.
FORREST CITY, C. H., St. Francis
Co., 1,600+ pop., on Memphis & Little Rock
Rd., 45 m. E. of Memphis and 90 from Little
Rock. Is a considerable cotton-shipping
point and trade centre.
COURIER; Fridays; democratic; four
pages; size 24x36; subscription $1 50; estab-
lished 1878 ; J. W. Couch, editor and pub-
lisher ; circulation K.
FORT SMITH, C. H., Sebastian Co.,-
4,(J(X)+ pop., on Arkansas r., 163 m. W. by N.
of Little Rock. Beef packing carried on ;
large exportation of wheat, flour, corn,
fruit, cotton, stock, lumber, hides, etc.;
most important town in Western Arkansas.
Has public schools ; is western terminus of
Little Rock & Ft. Smith Rd.
ELEVATOR; Fridays; independent;
four pages ; size 26x40 ; subscription .$1 ; es-
tablished 1878 ; John Carnall and C. H.
Wheeler, editors and publishers ; circ'n J.
HER A LD ; Saturdays ; democratic ; four
pages ; size 26x4^) ; subscription §1 50 ; estab-
lished 1847 ; Pennington & Rutherford, ed-
itors and publishers ; circulation J.
NEW ERA; Wednesdays; republican;
four pages ; size 24x35 ; subsci-iption $2 ; es-
tablished 1863 ; Valentine Dell, editor and
publisher ; circulation K 1.
WHEELERS' INDEPENDENT;
Wednesdays ; four pages ; size 28x42 ; sub-
scription SI 25 ; established 1871 ; John F.
Wheeler & Son, editors and publishers ; cir-
culation J 1.
GAINESVILLE, C. H., Greene Co.
DEMOCRATIC PRESS; Saturdays;
democratic ; four pages ; size 19x25 ; subscrip-
tion SI ; established 1877; Camp & .Johnston,
editors and publishers ; circulation K.
HAMBURGH, C. H., AsMeij Co.,
2,000-hpop., 110 m. S. by E. of Little Rock,
about 45 from the Mississippi.
ASHLEY CO. TIMES; Saturdays;
democratic ; four pages ; size 22x31 ; sub-
scription $2 ; established 1874 ; W. Prather.
editor and publisher ; circulation K.
HARRISBURGH, C. H., Poinsett
Co.
ARKANSAS TRIBl NE ; Saturdays;
M
GEO. P. HOWELL & GO'S
ARKANSAS.
democratic ; four pages ; size 20x26 ; subscrip-
tion $1 ; establistied 1878 ; Foster Freeman,
editor and publisher; circulation K.
HARRISON, C. H., Boone Co., l,200t
pop., 90 m. from Springfield, Mo. Is en-
gaged in milling and manufacturing, lies
in a rich agricultural country, and is a cen-
tral trading point for Northern Arkansas.
TIMES; Saturdays; democratic; four
pages ; size 24x36 ; subscription $2 ; estab-
lished 1876 ; Cory & Newman, editors and
publishers ; cii-culation K.
HELENA, C. H., Phillips Co., 5,000t
pop., on Mississippi r., 80 m. below Mem-
phis, 8 below the mouth of St. Francis r.
The river steamers touch here, making it a
considerable cotton-shipping point and a
trade centre, including lumber and cotton
seed oil.
ARKANSAS YEOMAN ; every morn-
ing except Monday, and WEEKLY, Satur-
days ; democratic ; four pages ; size — daily
22x27, weekly 22x31 ; subscription— weekly
$1 50 ; established 1879 ; A. Wilkins, editor ;
Yeoman Publishing Co., publishers.
WORLD; every evening except Sunday,
and WEEKLY, Wednesdays ; democratic ;
four pages ; size— daily 22x32, weekly 24x36 ;
subscription — daily $12, weekly $2 50 ; estab-
lished 1872 ; Wm. R. Burke, editor and pub-
lisher ; circulation— daily K, weekly K 1.
HOPE, Hempstead Co.
HEMPSTEAD CO. RECORD; Satur
da.vs; democratic; four pages; size 24x36;
subscription $2 ; established 1879 ; Claude
McCorkle, editor ; Claude and Ed. McCorkle,
publishers.
STAR OF HOPE; Saturdays ; demo-
cratic ; four pages ; size 24x36 ; subscription
$2 ; established 1874 ; A. W. Hobson, editor
and publisher ; cii'culation K.
HOT SPRINGS, C.H., Garland Co.,
7,000f pop., 55 m. from Little Rock and 7
from Washita r. A famous health resort ;
abundant mineral springs ; visited by thou-
sands of health-seekers.
SENTINEL; every evening except Sun-
day, and WEEKLY, Sundays; indepen-
dent : four pages ; size 24x35 ; subsciiption
—daily $10; established— daily 1877, weekly
1879 ; Bowers & Matthews, editors and pub-
lishers ; circulation— daily K.
TELEGRAPH; every evening except
Sunday ; democratic ; four pages ; size 22.x:30 ;
subscription $10 ; established 1875 ; M. C. Har-
ris, editor and publisher ; circulation K.
HUNTSVILLE, C. H., Madison Co.,
SOI- pop., in a farming and stock section.
MADISON CO. RECORD; Saturdays ;
four pages ; size 24x36 ; subscription $1 50 ;
established 1879 ; J. H. Daugherty, editor and
publisher.
JACKSONPORT, C. H., Jackson
Co., 800+ pop., at <-onfluence of Black and
White rs., about 25 ni. N. of Augusta. Head
of navigation for large boats ; cotton-ship-
ping point.
HERALD; Saturdays; four pages ; size
34x35; subscription $1 .^0; established 1876;
T. T. Ward, publisher.
JONESBOROUGH, C. H., Craig-
head Co., SOO-t- pop., 150 m. from Little Rock,
on line of Iron Mountain & S. Rd. In farm-
ing section.
TIMES; Thursdays; four pages; size
22x31; subscription $1 50; established 1874;
J. D. C. Cobb, editor and publisher ; circula-
tion K.
ARKANSAS.
LITTLE ROCK, C. H., Pxdashi Co.,
State Capital, 20,270+ pop., on Arkansas r.,
300 m. from its mouth. Steamboats connect
with various points on Arkansas and Mis-
sissippi rs. Terminus of Memphis & Little
Rock and Little Rock & Fort Smith Rds.
ARKANSAS DEMOCRAT; every
evening except Sunday, and WEEKLY,
Thursdays ; democratic ; four pages ; size —
dailv 25x38. weeklv 30x48 ; subscription— daily
$7 rO. weekly $1 50 ; established 1878 ; Blocher
& Mitchell, editors and publishers ; circula-
tion— dailv J 1, weeklv H H 1.
ARKANSAS GAZETTE; every
morning except Monday, and WEEKLY,
Mondays ; democratic ; daily eight pages,
weeklv four pages ; size— daily 30x44, weekly
30x48;' subscription— daily $10, weekly $1 50:
established 1819; R. H. Johnson and T. C.
Peek, editors ; A. H. Sevier, publisher; circu
lation— dailv I, weeklv G 1.
ARKANSAS BAPTTST.H
ARKANSAS REPUBLICAN; Satur
davs; republican; four pages; size 26x40;
subscription $2 50; established 1880; W. Jas
per Blackburn, editor and publisher.
ARKANSAS STAATSZEITUNG;
Saturdays ; German ; four pages ; size 28x44 ;
subscription $2 25; established 1877; Phillip
Dietzgen, editor and publisher ; circulation J.
SPIRIT OF ARKANSAS; Satur
days ; sixteen passes ; size 29x44 ; subscription
$2 ; established 1872 ; S H. Nowlin & Co.. edi
tors and publishers ; an advertising sheet.
Best advertising medium in the Southwest.
SUNDAY VISITOR; Sundays; eight
pages ; size 25x.38 ; subscription $2 ; estab
fished 1879 ; C. V. Meador, editor ; Tschiemer &
Butler, publishers.
WES^rERN METHODIST; Satur
davs ; methodist ; eight papes ; size 30x44 ; sub-
scription $2 ; established 1854 ; W. C. Johnson.
D. D., editor and publisher ; circulation G G.
LONOKE, C. H., LonoJce Co., 2,000t
pop., on M. & L. R. Rd., 23 m. E. of Little
Rock, and 110 m. W. of Memphis ; ships 10,
000 to 15,000 bales of cotton annually ; one of
the best business towns in the State ; on
new railroad from Pine BhifC to Searcy.
ARKANSAS H031E; Tuesdays ; demo-
cratic ; four pages ; size 22x31 ; subscription
$1 ; established 1879 ; Thomas J. Hicks, editor :
Hicks Publishing Co., publishers
DEMOCRAT; Thursdays; democratic;
four pages : size 26x40 ; subscription $2 ; es-
tablished 1872 ; W. F. Hicks, editor ; William
T. High, publisher ; cii-culation K 1.
MAGNOLIA, C. H., Columbia Co.
COLUMBIA BANNER; Thursdays;
democratic ; four pages ; size 22x3 J ; subscrip-
tion $2 ; established 1878 ; R. L. Emerson &
Co., editors and publishers ; circulation K.
MALVERN JUNCTION, Hot
Si}riny Co., 1,000+ pop., on St. L., I. M. & S.
Rd., at junction with Hot Springs Rd. An
active trading point for surrounding coun-
ties. Raises cotton and also small fruits.
METEOR; Saturdays; democratic; four
nages; size 24x35; subscription .$1 50; estab-
Ished 1879; J. P. Hender.son, editor; Webber
& Henderson, publishers.
MARIANNA, C. H., Lee Co., GOOf
pop., 25 m. from Helena, at head of naviga-
tion on L'Augille r., a branch of the St.
Francis r. ; is a business and cotton-ship-
ping point, being in a cotton country ; ships
6,000 bales yearly.
INDEX; Fridajis; democratic; four
pages; size 24x36; subscription .$2; estab-
lished 1874 ; Henry N. Word, editor and pub-
lisher ; cii'culatlon K K.
AMERICAN NEWSPAPER DIRECTORY.
35
ARKANSAS.
3f ELBOURNE, C. H., Izard Co., SOOf
pop., 10 m. from White r. ; manufactures
wagons.
CIjIPPER; Saturdays ; democratic ; four
pages ; size 2Ux26 ; subscription $1 ; estab-
lished 1875 ; Graham & Mason, editors and
publishers ; circulation K.
MINERAL SPRINGS, Howard Co.
HOWARD C O i: N T Y T E T^ E -
PHONE; Tnursdays ; four pages; size 2'2x
32 ; subscriotion $1 50 ; established 1878 ;
James L. Wadley, editor ; D. M. Wadlej- &
Son, publishers ; circulation K.
MONTICELLO, C. H., Drew Co.,
1,000+ pop., 85 m. S. by E. of Little Rock, and
about 35 from Mississippi r.
M O N T I C E L L. O N IAN ; Thursdays ;
democratic ; four pages : size 26x40 ; suljhcrip-
tion $2 ; established 1870 ; James R. Gotham,
editor : Gotham & Ramsey, publishers ; cii-cu-
lation K 1.
MORRILLTON, Conway Co.
DOIiLiAIJ ; Tuesdays ; democratic ; four
pages ; size 22x32 ; subscription $1 ; estab-
lished 1879 : Frank Gordon, editor ; J. H. Cob-
lentz, publisher.
STATE; Saturdays; democratic; four
pages ; size 22x29 ; subscription §1 ; estab-
lished 1875 ; Edward H. Feltus, editor and
publisher ; circulation K.
MOUNTAIN HOME, C. H., Baa:ter
Co.
QUID NUNC; Saturdays; democratic;
four pages ; size 26x40 ; subscription §1 50 ;
established 1877 ; N. H. Bigger, editor and
publisher ; circulation K.
NEWPORT, Jackson Co.
JOURNAL; Thursdays; democratic;
four pages : size 26x40 ; subscription $2 ; es-
tablished 1878 ; James H. Balding, editor and
publisher ; circulation K.
NEWS; Saturdays; democratic; four
pages ; size 24x34 ; subscription $2 : estab-
lished 1874 ; C. J. Walter, editor and publisher ;
eirculation K K.
OSCEOLA, C. H., Mississippi Co., on
Mississippi r., 87 m. above Memphis; ship-
ping point and trade centre.
TIMES; Saturdays; democratic; four
pages; size 24x36; subscription $1; estab-
lished 1870 ; L. Roussan, editor and publisher ;
circulation K.
OZARK, C. H., Franklin Co., l.OOOf
pop , on Little Rock & Fort Smith Rd. and
Arkansas r., 125 m. from Little Rock. Cot-
ton shipping point ; also of wheat.
DEMOCRAT; Thursdays; democratic;
four pages ; size 22x:^J ; subscription .SI 50 ;
established 1879 ; G. G. Golburn, editor and
publisher.
PERRY VILLE, C. H., Perry Co.,
250+ pop., 45 m. N. of Little Rock. Boats
run to this point. In good farming, cotton
and corn country.
FOURCHE VAL.L.EY TIMES; Thurs
-days ; four pages ; size 22x30 ; subscription
$1 50 ; established 1879 ; John L. W. Mathews,
editor and publisher.
PINE BLUFF, C. H., .Jefferson Co.,
4,U)0+ pop., on Ai'kansas r., at head of low
w^ater navigation, 45 m. from Little Rock.
Centre of an agricultural region, cotton be-
ing the principle staple.
PRESS; every evening except Sunday,
and WEEKLY, Thursdays; democratic;
four pages ; size — daily 23x3:3, weekly 31x46 ;
ARKANSAS.
subscription— daily §10, weekly $2 50 ; estab-
lished—daily 1878, weekly 1869; Charles G.
Newman, editor ; Newman & Ryan, publish-
ers ; circulation— dailv K, weeklv K K 1.
JEFFERSON REPUBLICAN; Tues
days ; republican ; four pages ; size 24x36 ;
subscription §1 50 ; established 1868 ; E. W.
McCraeken, editor and publisher ; circulation
JV.
POCAHONTAS, C; H., Randolph Co.,
1,000+ pop., 145 m. N. E. of Little Rock, 100
W. of Memphis, 200 S. of St. Louis. Head
of navigation on Black r. In fine agricultu-
ral district. Large quantities of cotton and
live stock raised.
RANDOLPH SCALPEL; Thursdays;
democratic ; four pages ; size 22x31 : subscrlu-
tion $1 50 ; established 1877 ; J. A. C. Jackson,
editor and publisher ; circulation K.
PRESCOTT, C. H., Xevada Co., 1.500t
pop ; a town on Iron Mountain & Southern
Rd.
DISPATCH; Thursdays; democratic;
four pages ; size 22x;:>2 ; subsci'iption §1 ; es-
tablished 1876 ; R. K. Garland, editor ; E. A.
Warren, publisher ; circulation K 1.
NEVADA PICAYUNE; Saturdays;
democratic ; four pages ; size 24x.35 ; subscrip-
tion SI 50 ; established 1878 ; W. B. White, edi-
tor and publisher ; circulation K.
RUSSELL VILLE, Pope Co., 900t
pop., is situated midway on Little Rock &
Fort Smith Rd., about 75 m. from Little
Rock.
DEMOCRAT; Thursdays; democratic:
four pages ; size 24x35 ; subscription §1 50 ; es-
tablished 1875 ; James E. Battenfield, editor :
Russellville Publishing Association, publish-
ers ; circulation J.
SALEM, C. H., Fulton Co., nominal
population ; about 50 miles from boat navi-
gation, and 65 from railroad.
PILOT HILL INFOR3IER; Satur
days ; four pages ; size 16x22 ; subscription
SI ; established 1879 ; Jesse Matthews, editor
and publisher ; circulation K.
SEARCY, C. H., White Co., 874 pop.,
on Little Red r., 3 m. from Cairo & Fulton
Rd., about 55 m. N. E. of Little Rock. Is the
trade centre for several counties, and a
shipping point for pork and cotton. Valu-
able sulphur springs are located at this
place.
WHITE CO. BEACON; Fridays;
democratic ; four pages ; size 24x36 ; sub-
scription SI 50 ; established 1878 ; Rev. Z. T.
Bennett, editor ; James J. Baugh, publisher ;
circulation K K 1.
WHITE CO. RECORD; Saturdays;
democratic ; four pages ; size 25x38 ; subscrin-
tion S"2 ; established 1866 ; J. Howell Bradley,
editor and publisher ; circulation J J.
SMITHVILLE, Lawrence Co.
LAAVRENCE CO. TIMES; Saturdays;
four pages ; size 22x28 ; subscription SI 50 ;
established 1879 ; N. T. Shotwell, editor and
publisher.
STAR CITY, C. H., Lincoln Co.
LINCOLN LANCE; Thursdays; inde-
pendent ; four pages ; size 22x32 ; subscription
SI 50; established 1880; Alfred Wiley, editor
and publisher.
TEX ARK AN A, C. H., Miller Co.,
2,500+ pop., the terminus of three trunk rds.
Does lumber business, being in the midst of
extensive pineries. Has a bank, and is said
to have the largest cotton " compress " in
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GEO. P. ROWELL & COS
ARKANSAS.
the United States. Is situated near the
State line.
DEMOCRAT; Saturdaj's; democratic;
four pages ; size 24x36 ; subscription $2 ; es-
tablished 1875 ; Wootten & Dixon, editors and
publishers ; circulation K.
VAN BUREN, C. H., Crawford Co.,
1,200+ pop., on Arkansas r., 160 ni. W. by N.
of Little Rock. Centre of trade. Near Fort
Smith, Ark.
ARGUS : Mondays; democratic; four
pages ; size ^4x36 ; subscription $1 50 ; estab-
lished 1875 ; Granville Wilcox, editor ; John
A. Thayer, publisher ; circulation K.
PRESS; Tuesdays; democratic; four
pages ; size 26x138 ; subscription $2 50 ; estab-
lished 1859 ; J. S. Dunham, editor and pub-
lisher ; circulation K.
WALDRON, C. H., Scott Co., 500t
pop., 45 m. S. E. from Fort Smith ; 60 m. W.
of Arkansas r. In cotton and fine farming
county.
REPORTER ; Thursdays ; democratic ;
four pages ; size 22x32 ; subscription $1 50 ;
established 1879 ; S. H. Farley, editor and pub-
lisher.
WASHINGTON, C. H., Hempstead
Co., 600+ pop., 125 m. S. \V. of Little Rock,
and 14 N. of Red r.
SOUTH WESTERN PRESS ; Sat
urdays ; democratic ; four pages ; size 24x36 ;
subscription $2 ; established 1876 ; Rev. N.
Givens, editor and publisher ; circulation K 1.
WITTSBURG, C. H., Cross Co.
CHRONICLE; Fridays; four pages;
size 22x31 ; subscription $1 50 ; established
1878 ; Louis Chappelle, editor atnd publisher.
CALIFORNIA.
CALIFORNIA.
ADIN, Modoc Co., eoof pop. ; terminus
Cal. & Oregon Rd., 60 m. N. W. of Susan-
vllle. Principal industry, stock-raising ; also
wool production. In flue agricultural
county.
HA VVKEYE : Fridays ; four pages ; size
20x26 ; subscription $4 ; established 1878 ; La-
fayette S. Barnes, editor and publisher ; cir-
culation K.
ALAMEDA, Alameda Co., 5,000t pop.,
on E. shore of San Francisco bay, on a
peninsula comprising an area of nearly
21,000 acres, distant three m. from Central
Oakland, and nine from San Francisco ;
oramented vrith a profusion of majestic
oaks ; is one continuous park of fine streets,
trees, shrubbery, and grass plats, inter-
spersed with flue cultivated gardens of
semi-tropical plants and rare flowers.
ARGUS; Thursdays; independent; four
pages ; size 24x36 ; subscription $3 ; estab-
lished 1877 ; T. G. Daniells, editor and pub-
lisher ; circulation K K.
ENCINALi; Saturdays; four paeres; size
26x38 ; subscription $3 ; established 1869 ; Fred.
K. Krauth, editor and publisher ; circulation
Kl.
ALTURAS, C. H., Modoc Co.
MODOC INDEPENDENT ; Saturdays ;
four pages ; size 21x28 ; subscription $4 50 ;
established 1874 ; W. F. Edwards, editor and
publisher ; circulation K.
ANAHEIM, Los Angeles Co., l,.500t
pop., 28 m. S. of Los Angeles and in the Val-
ley of Santa Ana, 12 m. from Pacific Ocean.
Wine making the principal branch of In-
dustry.
GAZETTE; Fridays ; independent ; four
patces ; size 24x36 ; subscription $3 ; estab-
lished 1870; Richard Melrose, editor and pub-
lisher ; circulation K.
ANGEL'S CAMP, Calaveras Co.
MOUNTAIN ECHO; Saturdays; inde-
pendent ; four passes ; size 20x26 ; subscription
$4 ; established 1879 ; M. Reed, editor ; Reed
& Waterman, publishers.
ANTIOCH, Contra Costa Co., l,000t
pop., on San Joaquin r., 60 m. from San
Francisco; surrounded by a farming dis-
trict, and a shipping point for coal. Some^
manufacturing done hei"e.
LiEDGER; Saturdays; republican; four
pages ; size 24x36 ; subscription $4 ; established
1870 ; J. P. Abbott, editor and publisher ; cir-
culation K.
ARCATA, Humboldt Co.
IjEADER ; Saturdays ; four pages ; size^
19x28 ; subscription $2 ; established 1879 ; W.
B. Thorpe, editor and publisher.
AUBURN, C. H., Placer Co., l,500t
pop., in a mining district, near Central Pa-
cific Rd., .35 m. N. E. of Sacramento. Engaged
in fruit-growing and production of wine
and brandy.
PL-ACER ARGUS; Saturdays ; repub-
lican ; eight pages ; size 30x44 ; subscription
$4 ; established 1872 ; H. W. Fenton, editor and
publisher ; circulation K 1.
PLACER HERALD; Saturdays ; dem-
ocratic ; eight pages ; size 30x44 ; subscription
$4 ; established 1852 ; Filcher & Kinkade, edi-
tors and publishers ; circulation K 1.
BAKERSFIELD, C. H., Kern Co.,
800+ pop., on Kern r., 93 m. from Visalia. An
agricultural region surrounding.
KERN CO. CALIFORNIAN; Thurs
days ; four pages ; size 24x36 ; subscription
$3 ; established 1879 ; A. C. Maude, editor and
publisher.
KERN CO. GAZETTE; Saturdays;
democratic ; eight pages ; size :S0x44 ; subscrip-
tion $3 ; established 1874 ; J. F. Linthicum,
editor and publisher : circulation K.
SOUTHERN CALIFORNIAN AND
KERN CO. COURIER; Thursdays ; in-
dependent republican ; four pages ; size 24x36;
subscription $3 ; established 1866 ; Julius Ches-
ter, editor ; George W. Wear, publisher ; cir-
culation J.
BENICIA, Solano Co., 1,600+ pop..
2S m. from San Francisco, on north side of
Sacramento r. ; railroad and steamboat
communication daily ; agricultural and
manufacturing district. Site of Govern-
ment Arsenal and Barracks.
CHRONICLE.++
NEAV ERA; Saturdays; non-partisan;
four pages ; size 2:^x32 ; subscription $3 50 ; es-
tablished 1877 : A. W. Ferguson & Co., editors
and publishers ; circulation K.
BENTON, Mono Co., 250t pop., rain-
ing town, 60 m. from Bodie.
MONO MESSENGER; Saturdays;,
democratic ; four pages ; size 19x24 ; sub-
scription $5; established 1879; William W.
Barnes, editor and publisher.
BERKELEY, -J?«nierfaCo , 3,500t pop.,
5 m. from Oakland, on C. P. Rd. Seat of the
University of California.
ADVOCATE; Thursdays ; indepen-
dent; four pages; size 23x33; subscription
$3 ; established 1877 ; H. N. Marquand, editor
AMERICAN NEWSPAPER DIRECTORY.
CALIFORNIA.
and publisher ; circulation K : an edition de-
signated the Pacific Coast Edition is issued
for gratuitous circulation on the Pacific
Coast.
OESTRUS; Mondays; eight pages ; size
of page 9x12; subscription $1 75; established
1877; Students of the University of Califor-
nia, editors; Oestrus Stock Co., publishers;
circulation K ; a college paper.
BERKEL.EYAN; monthly; sixty-eight
pages octavo ; subscription $2 50 ; established
1874 ; Students of the University of California,
editors and publishers ; circulation K ; a col-
lege paper ; issued during the collegiate
year.
BIGG'S STATION, Butte Co.
BUTTE CO. REGISTER; Fridays;
four pages ; size 24x36 ; subscription $4 ; es-
tablished 1877 ; William Sharkey, editor and
publisher : circulation K.
RECORDER; Fridays; four pages; size
24x36 ; subscription $4 ; established 1874 ;
Frank F. Carndufif, editor and publisher ; cir-
culation K.
BODIE, Mono Co., a newly-developed
and important mining town.
CHRONICIjE; every morning except
Sunday ; republican ; four pages; size 23x32;
subscription $10 ; established 1864 ; R. M. & A.
C. Folger, editors and publishers ; cri-cula-
tion K.
FREE PRESS; every evening except
Sunday ; republican ; four pages ; size 20x28 ;
subscription $10; established 1879; H. Z.
Osborne & Co., editors and publishers.
MORNING NEWS; every morning ex-
cept Monday ; four pages ; size 22xS3 ; sub-
scription $10; established 1879; Hoole &
Elliott, editors and publishers.
STANDARD; every evening except
Sunday, and WEEKLY, Saturdays ; four
pages ; size— daily 20x28, weekly 21x:i4 ; sub-
scription—daily $12, weekly $5 ; established
—daily 1879, weekly 1876 ; T. S. Harris, pub-
lisher ; circulation— weekly K 1.
BROOKLYN, Alameda Co., 6,000t
pop., on an estuary of the Bay of San Fran-
cisco.
VIDETTE; Saturdays; four pages; size
26x40 ; subscription $3 50 ; established 1876 ; G.
W. Barter, editor and publisher ; circulation
Kl.
CALISTOGA, ^Vapa Co., l,000t pop.,
67 m. from San Francisco and 30 from
Napa, on railroad terminus. Engaged in
silver and quicksilver mining ; is the
source of supply for Lake county, being the
centre of its transportation facilities.
INDEPENDENT CALISTOGIAN ;
Wednesdays ; independent ; four pages ; size
22x31 ; subscription .$3 ; established 1877 ; J. L.
Multer, editor and publisher ; circulation
CASTRO VILLE, Monterey Co., SOOf
pop., on Monterey bay, near mouth of Sali-
nas r., 9 m. from county seat. Centre of
an agricultural district and place of con-
siderable commercial importance.
ARGUS; Saturdays; four pages; size
24x36; subscription $3; established 1869; J.
Merritt, editor and publisher ; circulation K.
CHICO, Butte Co., 5,000t pop., on Chi-
CO Creek and Oregon Division of Central
Pacific Rd., 96 m. N. of Sacramento ; centre
of a farming community, and trade centre
for the mining districts.
BUTTE RECORD; Saturdays; inde-
pendent ; four pages ; size 26x40 ; subscrip-
tion $S; established 1853; Geo. H. Crosette,
editor and publisher; circulation K K 1.
ENTERPRISE; Fridays; republican;
CALIFOnXIA.
four pages ; size 26x40 ; subscription $5 ; es-
tablished 1869 ; Ed. Hoole, publisher ; circula-
tion K K 1.
CliOVERDALE, Sonoma Co., TOOf
pop., at terminus of the S. F. & N. P. Rd..
at the head of Russian River Valley. Situ-
ated in an agricultural, wine, fruit, hops,
and wood region, close to quicksilver
mines.
REVEIIiliE; Thur.sdays; independent;,
eight pages ; size 26x40 ; subscription $3 ; es-
tablished 1879 ; W. S. Walker, editor and pub
lisher.
COLTON, San Bernardino Co., depot
for that Co. of South Pacific Rd.; controls
county transportation and considerable
Arizona trade. Engaged in fruit culture-
grain raising and mining.
SEMI-TROPIC; Saturdays; indepen-
dent ; four pages ; size 24x36 ; subscription $3 ;.
established 1876; Scipio Craig, editor and
publisher ; circulation K 1.
COLUSA, C. H., Colusa Co., 2,500t
pop., on Sacramento r. 60 m. N. by W. of
Sacramento. Engaged in agriculture and
stock raising. The river navigation is quite
important.
SUN; Saturdays; democratic; four pages;
size 26x40 ; subscription $4 ; established 1862 ;
W. S. Green, editor; Addington & Green,
publishers ; circulation J 1.
CRESCENT CITY, C. H., Del Norte
Co., l,500t pop.; raises lumber, engages In
dairying and mining, and gives attention
to stock raising.
COURIER; Wednesdays; four pages:
size '24x36 ; subscription $3 ; established 1873 ;.
Silas White, editor and publisher; circula
tion K.
DIXON, Solano Co., l,O00t pop.
TRIBUNE; Saturdays; independent r-
four pages ; size 24x36 ; subscription $3 ; es-
tablished 1874; Alfred B. Nye, editor and
publisher ; circulation K 1.
DOWNEY CITY, Los Angeles Co.
500+ pop., on S. P. Rd., 12 m. S. of Los An-
geles. Ships corn, barley, fruits, etc.
liOS NIETOS VALLEY COURIER;
Saturdays ; democratic ; four pages ; size
24x36; subscription $3; established 1875; A.
Waite, editor and publisher; circulation K.
DOWNIEVILLE, C. H., Sierra Co.,
1,200+ pop., on North Yuba r., 90 m. N. E. of
Sacramento. Quai-tz and gravel mining
the chief industries.
MOUNTAIN MESSENGER; Satur
days ; republican ; four pages ; size 24x34 ;
subscription $5 ; established 1854 ; J. A..
Vaughn, editor; Vaughn & Downer, pub-
lishers ; circulation K 1.
DUTCH FLAT, Placer Co., 66 m.
from Sacramento ; 203 m. from San Fran-
cisco ; principal industries lumbering and
mining.
FORUM; Thursdays; independent; four
pages ; size 24x36 ; subscription $4 ; estab-
lished 1875 ; W. G. Ransom, editor and pub-
lisher ; circulation K.
EUREKA, C. H., Humboldt Co., 3,000^
pop., engaged in agriculture and lumber-
ing ; situated on Humboldt bay, 7 m. from
the sea, and 225 N. of San Francisco. Red-
wood shipping point for San Francisco.
Commerce and lumber trade are carried on.
^
GEO. P. ROWELL & GO'S
CALIFORNIA.
EVENING HERALiD ; every evening
except Sunday ; republican ; four pages ;
size 16x23 ; subscription $8 ; established 1879 ;
Thorp & Heney. editors and publishers.
EVENING SIGNAL: every evening
except Smday, and WEST COAST SIG-
NAL Wednesdays ; republican ; four pages;
size— daily 21x28, weekly 26x38 ; subscription
—daily $8, weekly $3; established — daily
1876, weekly 1871; David E. Gordon, editor
and publisher ; circulation— daily K.weekly J.
HUMBOLDT TIMES; every morn
ing except Monday, and WEEKLY, Sat-
urdays ; republican ; four pages ; size— daily
23x32, weekly 24x36 ; subscription— daily $12,
weekly $3 50 ; established— daily 1871, weekly
1854 ; J. E. Wyman & Son, editors and pub-
lishers : circulation— dailv K, weeklv K 1.
DEMOCRATIC STANDARD; Sat
urdays; democratic: four pa^es; size 24x32;
subscription $2 50 ; established 1875 ; William
Ayres, editor and publisher ; circulation J J.
'PERNDALE, Humboldt Co.
ENTERPRISE; Fridavs; four pages;
size 24x36 ; subscription $3 ; established 1878 ;
William G. Jones & Co., editors and publish-
ers ; circulation K 1.
POLSOM, Sacramento Co., 2,500t pop.,
on Sacramento Valley Rd., 23 m. from Sac-
ramento ; in an agricultural and mining dis-
trict, on American r., which furnishes ex-
tensive water power, which Is partially
employed in manufacturing.
TELEGRAPH; Saturdays; republican;
four pages; size 24x36; subscription $4; es-
tablished 1856 ; Mrs. John F. Howe, editor and
publisher ; circulation K.
TORT JONES, Siskiyou Co., 200t
pop., 18 m. from Yreka ; in a farming,
stock-raising and mining country; 120 m.
from Rd.
SCOTT VALLEY NEVi^S; Thursdays;
mdependent; four pages; size 22x29; sub-
scription S3; established 1878; Norcross &
'Curtis, editors and publishers ; cii-culation K.
FRESNO, C. H., Fresno Co., 1,T>QQ\
pop., on Southern Pacific Rd., 190 m. from
San Francisco. Farming, sheep raising and
fruit-growing are engaged in.
EXPOSITOR; Wednesdays; demo-
cratic ; four pages ; size 24x:^ ; subscription
$4; established 1870; J. W. Ferguson, editor
and publisher : circulation K.
REPUBLICAN; Saturdays; republi-
can; four pages; size 24x36; subscription
.^2 50 ; established 1876 ; S. A. Miller, editor and
publisher ; circulation K.
GILROY, Santa Clara Co., 2,000t pop.,
on Southern Pacific Rd., 80 m. from San
Francisco, in an agricultural valley; the
centre of a considerable trade.
ADVOCATE: Saturdays; eight pages;
size30x:44; subscription $4; established 1868;
F. W. Blake, editor and publisher ; circula-
tion K K.
<GRASS MA-lAuILY, Nevada Co., 6,000t
pop., 12 m. from Central Pacific Rd., in a
quartz mining district, about 60 m. N. E. of
Sacramento; surrounded by an agricultu-
ral and fruit-gi'owing district.
UNION; every morning except Monday ;
independent; four pages; size 21x28; sub-
scription $10; established 1858; Charles H.
Mitchell, editor and publisher; circulation K.
FOOT-HILL TIDINGS; Saturdays;
independent ; eight pages ; size 30x44 ; sub-
scription $3; established 1874; S. G. Lewis,
editor and publisher ; circulation J J.
GUADALUPE, Santa Barbara Co.
CALIFORNIA.
TELEGRAPH; Saturdays ; four pages ;
size 24.X36 ; subscription $4 ; established 1875 ;
De Witt Hubbell, editor and publisher ; cir-
culation K.
HAYWARDS, Alameda Co., 1,2001
pop. ; half mile from Central Pac. Rd. and
13 from Oakland. Supply point for farming
and fruit raising neighborhood.
JOURNAL; Saturdays; four pages; size
24x37; subscription $2 50; established 1877;
Frank M Dallam, editor and publisher.
HEALDSBURG, Sonoma Co., 2,500t
pop., on Russian r. and San Francisco &
North Pacific Rd.,72 m. from San Francisco.
Surrounded by an agricultural, mining,
stock-raising and wine-producing district.
ENTERPRISE; Thursdays; demo-
cratic; four pages; size 24x36; subscription
$3; established 1876; Mulgrew & Co., pub-
lishers ; circulation K 1.
RUSSIAN RIVER FLAG ; Thurs-
days ; republican ; four pages ; size 25x38 ;
subscription $4; established 1868; Leslie A.
Jordan, editor and publisher ; circulation K 1.
Oldest paper; home outside; one line, one
year, $1.
HOLLISTER, C. H., San Benito Co.,
2,000-t- pop., about 15 m. from Gilroy and 58
N. E. of Monterey, on a branch of the
Southern Pacific Rd. A place of trade, and
centre of an agricultural and stock-raising
district.
ENTERPRISE; Saturdays ; eight pages;
size 30x44 ; subscription $3 ; established 1873.
SAN BENITO ADVANCE; Thurs
days ; four patres ; size 24x36 ; subscription $3 ;
established 1871 ; Robert Shaw, editor and
publisher; circulation K K.
TELEGRAPH ; Thursdays ; democratic;
four pages ; size 24x36 ; subscription $3 ; es-
tablished 1876; Carlton & Harrison, editors
and publishers ; circulation K.
INDEPENDENCE, C. H., Inyo Co.,
400+ pop., 500 m. E. by S. from San Francisco ;
the principal point in an agricultural val-
ley, surrounded by a mining region.
INYO INDEPENDENT I Saturdays;
four pages; size 21x28; subscription $5j es-
tablislied 1870; Clialfant & Parker, editors
and publishers ; circulation K.
lONE CITY, Amador Co.
A3IADOR TIMES; Saturdays; Inde-
pendent ; four pages ; size 23x132 ; subscription
$3 ; established 1877; J. C. Waldron, editor and
publisher ; circulation K.
JACKSON, C. H., Amador Co., 2,000t
pop., in a mining, agricultural, stock-rais-
ing district, about 40 ra. S. E. of Sacra-
mento.
AMADOR DISPATCH; Saturdays;
democratic ; four pages ; size 2;3x32 ; subscrip-
tion $4; established 1859; Wm. M. Penry,
editor and publisher ; circulation K.
AMADOR LEDGER; Saturdays; re-
publican ; four pages ; size 24x36 ; subscrip-
tion $3 ; established 1854 ; Richard Webb,
editor and Dublisher ; circulation K.
AMADOR SENTINEL ; Wednesdays ;
republican ; four pages ; size 24x36 ; subscrip-
tion $3 ; established 1879 ; Turner, McNeill &
Briggs, editors and publishers.
LAKEPORT, C. H., Lake Co., 900t
pop., on Clear Lake, 120 m. N. of San Fran-
cisco. In an agricultural district. The lake
is about ;30 m. long and from 2 to 10 m. in
width, and is navigable. Lake county pos-
sesses many mineral springs, and is the
AMERICAN NEWSPAPER DIRECTORY.
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CALIFORNIA,
resort of thousands of persons yearly. Is
fast developing cis a fruit country, and has
valuable quicksilver mines.
liAKE CO. BEE; Thursdays; demo-
cratic ; four pages ; size 25x33 ; subscription
$4 ; established 18?2 ; R. W. Crump, editor ;
Crump & Jackson, publishers ; circulation K.
LAKE DE3IOCRAT; Saturdays ;
democratic ; eight pages ; size 30x44 ; sub-
scription §4 ; established 1875 ; John R. Cook,
editor and publisher ; circulation K 1.
LIVERMORE, Alameda Co., OOOf
pop., on "West Div. of C. P. Rd., 40 m. from
Oakland. Has coal mines, and is in a stock-
raising and farming district.
HERAIjD ; Wednesdays; independent;
four pages ; size 24x36 ; subscription $3 ; es-
tablished 1877; Wm. P. Bartlett, editor and
publisher ; circulation K.
LODI, San Joaquin Co., 600t pop., on
West. Div. of Central Pac. Rd., 1 mile from
Mokelumne Rd., and 12 from Stockton, the
county seat. Has flour and saw mills, etc.
VALLEY REVIEW ; Saturdays; four
pages ; size 24x36 ; subscription $2 50 ; estab-
lished 1878 ; Gertie De Force Cluif , editor and
publisher ; circulation K 1.
LOMPOC, Santa Barbara Co., l.GOOf
pop., in a farming, wool-raising and stock-
raising district.
RECORD ; Saturdays; four pages; size
24x36; subscription §4; established 1875;
Clark W. Powers, editor and publisher ; cir-
culation K.
LOS ANGELES, C. H., Los Angeles
Co., 20,000+ pop., on Los Angeles r. and
Southern Pacific Rd.. 400 m. S, E. of San
Francisco. An agricultural county, pro-
ducing the principal grains, wines, fruit,
brandy, wool and hides ; also having gold,
silver and lead mines.
C03IMERCIAL; every morning except
Monday ; republican ; four pages ; size 22x28 ;
subscription §6 ; established 1879 ; D. M.
Berry, editor and oubli^her.
EVENING EXPRESS: every evening
except Sunday ana WEEKLY, Saturdavs ;
non-partisan ; four pages ; size— daily 21.x36,
weekly 30x46; subscription— daily $10, weekly
$3 ; established 1872 ; J. J. Avers, editor ; Ex-
press Newspaper and Printing Co.. publish-
ers ; circulation — daily K, weekly K K 1.
HERALD : every morning except Mon-
day, and WEEKLY, Saturdays; indepen-
dent; four pages; size— daily 24x36, weekly
28x42 ; subscription— daily SIO, weekly §3 ; es-
tablished 1873 ; Joseph D. Lynch, editor and
publisher; circulation— 'lailv J, weekly J 1.
3IORMN« JOURNAL; every morning
except Monday, and JOURNAL, Satur-
days ; republican ; four pages ; size 24x;it ;
subscription— daily SIO, weekly $2; estab-
lished 1879 ; Littlefield & Hewitt, editors and
publishers.
L' UNION ; semi- weekly, Wednesdays
and Saturdays : French ; democratic ; four
pasres ; size 24x36 ; subscription $5 ; established
1876 ; circulation K.
J OURNAL (see Morning Journal).
La CRONICA ; Saturdays; Spanish;
four pages : size 26x;d8 ; subscription $4 ; es-
tablished 1871 ; Pastor de Cells, editor and
publisher ; circulation J 1.
]>IIRROR ; Saturdays; four pages; size
18x24 ; subscription $1 ; established 1873 ; Yar-
nell & Caystile, editors and publishers ; circu-
lation K 1.
OUTLOOK ; Saturdays ; four pages ; size
24x36; subscription §2; established 1879; L.
T. Fisher, editor and publisher.
RESCUE; Thursdays ; temperance ; eight
pages; size 28x42; subscription $2 50 ; estab-
lished 1863; Yarnell & Caystile, editors and
CALIFORNIA.
publishers ; circulation J 1 ; issued from the
office of the Mirror.
SUED-CALIFORNISCHE POST ;
Saturdays ; German ; four pages ; size 26x40 ;
subscription $5 ; established 1874 ; Conrad Ja-
coby, editor and publisher ; circulation J I.
SEMI-TROPIC CALIFORNIA;
monthly ; horticultural ; twenty pages ; size
of page 9x12 ; subscription $1 50 ; established
1877; Carter & Rice, editors,and publishers.
SOUTHERN TIDINGS; monthly;
twelve pages ; size of page 12x17 ; subscrip-
tion $1 ; established 1879 ; J. Peabody, editor
and publisher; an immigration advertising
sheet.
LOWER LAKE, Lake Co., l.ooat
pop., on Lower Lake. Is 94 m. N. of San
Francisco, and 32 from Calistoga. Engaged
in quicksilver, sulphur and borax mining
and lumbering. Is one of the popular
health resorts in this vicinity.
BULLETIN; Saturdays; independent;
four pages ; size 24x36 ; subscription .§4 ; es-
tablished 1877 ; J. B. Baccus, Jr., editor and
publisher ; circulation K K.
MARIPOSA, C. II., Mariposa Co.r
7,00>)+ pop., on Mariposa r. Engaged in
ranching, mining and agriculture ; situated
91 m. S. E. of Stockton, 42 from 3Ierced, the
nearest railroad point. On the route to
the Yosemite Valley.
GAZETTE; Saturdays; democratic;
four pages; size 24x36; subscription $4; es-
tablished 1855; Angevine Reynolds, editor
and publisher ; circulation K 1.
MARTINEZ, C. H., Contra Costa Co.^
1,200+ pop., 30 m. N. E. of San Francisco, on
Sacramento r. ; steam and rail communica-
tion daily ; in agricultural district ; also ha-s
extensive coal, copper and quicksilver
mines.
CONTRA COSTA GAZETTE; Sat
urdays ; four pages ; size 26.vo8 ; subscription
$4 ; established 1858 ; Bunker & Porter, editors
and Dublishers ; circulation K K 1.
CONTRA COSTA NEWS; Friaays;
democratic; four pages; size 24x36; subscrip-
tion $3 ; established 1875 ; W. R. Cranna, edi-
tor and publisher ; circulation K 1.
MARYSVILLE, C. H., Yuba Co.r
6,000+ pop., on Feather r., at head of naviga-
tion, and on Marysville branch of the Cali-
fornia Pacific, at the intersection of the
Oregon division of the Central Pacific Rd.,
57 m. N. of Sacramento and 116 from San
Francisco. Engaged in manufactui-ing and
centre of trade. Surrounded by a large,
fertile agricultural district on the west and
a rich mining section on the east.
APPEAL ; every morning except Mon-
day, and WEEKLY, Fridays; indepen-
dent ; daily four pages, weekly six pages ;
size— daily 24x36, weekly (size of page) 20x27 ;
subscription— daily $10, weekly $S 50; estab-
lished— daily 1859, weekly 1862; Lockwood &
Dawson, editors and publishers ; E. J. Lock-
wood, manager; circulation— daily J, week-
Ij' I. The daily "Appeal" is the only daily
morning paper published north of Sacramen-
to, and has a circulation larger than any
other. Aggregate edition of the daily and
weekly is more than three times that of any
other in the district. It is the cheapest ana
most effective advertising medium in Califor-
nia.
MENDOCINO, Mendocino Co., a
shipping point for large vessels, at mouth
of Big r., 130 m. N. of San Francisco. Centre
of considerable trade.
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GEO. r. ROWELL & CO'S
CALIFORNIA.
BEACON; Saturdays; four pages; size
-^x36 : subscription $3 ; established 1877 ; Wil-
liam Heeser, editor and publisher; circula-
tion K.
MERCED, C. H., Merced Co., 2,500t
pop., on Central Pacific Rd., 139 m. from
San Francisco. Agriculture is the chief in-
dustry.
EXPRESS ; Saturdays ; democratic ; four
pages ; size 24x36 ; subscription $4 ; established
1875; J. W. Robertson, editor; William P.
Stoneroad & Co., publishers : circulation K 1.
SAN JOAQUIN VALLEY ARGUS;
Saturdays ; independent ; eight pages ; size
26x40 ; subscription $3 ; established 1869 ; Mrs.
Rowena Granice Steele, editor and publisher ;
circulation K 1.
MILLVILLE, Shasta Co., 500t pop.,
in agriculture district. Source of .supply
for large extent of country. Near valuable
gold and silver mines.
SHASTA CO. RECORD; Saturdays;
independent ; four pages ; size 24x36 ; sub-
scription $3; established 1878; Charles H.
Smith, editor and publisher ; circulation K.
MODESTO, C. H., Stanislaus Co.,
l,800t pop., on Visalia division of Central
Pacific Rd., 20 m. from Lathrop, and 29 from
Stockton. Engaged in agriculture and
manufactures.
HERALD; Thursdays ; republican ;
eight pages; size 30x44; subscription $4; es-
tablished 1875; Charles Maxwell, editor and
publisher ; circulation K 1.
STANISLAUS CO. NEWS; Fridays ;
four pages ; size 24x.36 ; subscription $4 ; estab-
lished 1868 ; J. D. Spencer, editor and publish-
er ; circulation K 1.
MOKELUMNE HILL, C. H., Cal-
avaras Co., 1,0001- pop., 50 m. from Stockton,
60 from Sacramento. Industries are min-
ing, agriculture, and stock raising.
CALAVERAS CHRONICLE; Satur-
days; republican; four pages; size 2:3x32;
subscription $5 ; established 1851 ; Charles B.
Higby, editor and publisher ; circulation K 1.
MONTEREY, Monterey Co., l,150t
pop., on Monterey bay, 94 m. S. E. of San
Francisco. In a stock-raising region.
C A L I F O R N I A N ; Tuesdays ; four
pages ; size 23x30 ; subscription §3 ; established
1875 ; Harrj' B. Watson, editor and publisher ;
circulation K.
NAPA CITY, C. H., Napa Co., 6,000t
pop., on Napa r. and Napa Valley Rd., 37 m.
N. E. of San Francisco, with which it is con-
nected by a line of steamers, and 65 from
Sacramento City by rail. Surrounded by an
agricultural and wine-producing district ; a
trade centre.
GOLD DOLLAR; every morning ex-
cept Sunday, and WEEKLY, Saturdays ;
independent ; daily four pages, weekly eight
pages; size— daily 18x24, weekly 20x28; sub-
scription—daily $3, weekly $1; established
1879 ; J. H. Cooper, editor and publisher.
REGISTER; every evening except Sun-
day, and WEEKLY, Saturdays; republi-
can ; four pages ; size— daily 20x28, weekly
26x38; subscription— daUy $6, weekly $3; es-
tablished—daily 1869, weekly 1863 ; Francis &
Spalding, editors and publishers; circula-
tion— daily K, weekly K 1.
NAPA CO. REPORTER; Fridays;
democi-atic ; four pages ; size 26x40 : subscrip-
tion $3; established 1856; Mrs. Geo. W. Gift,
editor and publisher; circulation J 1. Best
advertising medium in, Napa county.
CALIFORNIA.
CLASSIC; monthly; eight pages; size
18x24 ; subscription .$1 ; established 1874 ; A. E.
Lasher and W. C. Damon, editors ; Napa Col-
legiate Institute, publishers ; circulation K 1;
a college paper ; issued during the collegiate
year.
NEVADA CITY, C. H., Nevada Co.,
3,986 pop., on Deer Creek, 65 m. N. by E. of
Sacramento. Is surrounded by the richest
mining region in California, and engaged
in cultivating fruit and vines.
TRANSCRIPT; every morning except
Monday; independent; four pages; size
20x26; subscription $10: established 1860;
Brown & Calkins, editors and publishers ; cii--
culation K 1.
NEWARK, Alameda Co. A newly-
established town.
ENTER PRISE ; Saturdays ; four pages ;
size 24x36 ; subscription $3 ; established 1880 ;
Frank J. Mofflt, editor and publisher.
NORTH SAN JUAN, Nevada Co.
INDEPENDENT; Saturdays ; four
pages ; size 24x36 : subscription $4 ; establish-
ed 1878 ; Edward Robinson, editor ; A. O. Por-
er, publisher ; circulation K.
OAKLAND, C. H., Alameda Co.,
33,000+ pop., on San Francisco bay, opposite
and 7 m. from San Francisco, in an agricul-
tural district ; residence of a large number
of persons doing business in San Francisco.
Terminus of Pacific Rd. State University
and Deaf, Dumb, and Blind Asylums are
near by. Called the Athens of the Pacific.
EVENING TRIBUNE; every evening
except Sunday ; independent ; four pages ;
size 26x39; subscription $6; established 1873;
Tribune Publishing Co., editors and publish-
ers ; Win. E. Dargie, manager ; circulation J 1.
TI3IES; every morning except Sunday,
and WEEKLY, Fridays ; republican ; four
pages ; size 26x40 ; subscription— daily $7 50,
weekly $2; established— claily 1868, weekly
1855 ; Times Publishing Co., editors and pub-
lishers ; circulation — daily J 1, weekly J.
MIRROR: Saturdays; illustrated ; eight
pages; size 22x29; subscription $3; estab-
lished 1875 ; Mirror Publishing Co., publish-
ers ; circulation JJ ; dated at Oakland and
San Francisco.
SIGNS OF THE TIMES; Thursdays;
seventh-day adventist ; eight pages ; size
24x36; subscription $2; established 1875;
James White, J. N. Andrews, and Uriah
Smith, editors; Pacific Seventh-Day Advent-
ist Publishing Association, publishers ; does
not insert advertisements.
HERALD OF TRUTH; monthly;
baptist ; eight pages ; size 24x36 ; subscrip-
tion 50 cents ; established 1880 ; Rev. Granville
S. Abbott, editor; published by a Committee.
OROVILLE, C. H. Butte Co., l,500t
pop., on Feather r. and California Pacific
Rd., 26 m. from Marysville and 152 from San
Francisco.
MERCURY; Fridays ; independent ;
four pages ; size 23x32 ; subscription $4 ; es-
tablished 1873 ; William DeMott, editor and
publisher ; circulation J.
PETALUMA, Sonoma Co., 5,400t
pop., on Petaluma Creek, 10 m. from San
Pablo baj', and on San Francisco and North
Pacific Rd., 42 m. from San Francisco. A
daily line of steamers also plies between
this point and San Francisco. Engaged in
manufacturing, agriculture, and stock rais-
ing. The cultivation of fruits, grapes, and
the making of wine carried on.
ARGUS; Fridays ; republican ; four
AMERICAN NEWSPAPER DIRECTORY,
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CALIFORNIA.
pages ; size 28x4S ; subscription $:3; establish-
•ticl 1855; Weston & Co., editors and publish-
■ers ; circulation J 1.
COURIER; Wednesdays; democratic;
four pages ; size 26x40 ; subscription S3 ; es-
tablistied 1876 ; W. F. Shattuck, editor and
publisher ; circulation K 1.
S0X03IA CO. PRESSE; Saturdays;
Oerman ; lour pages ; size 26xSS ; subscription
.S3; established 1878; F. W. Cohnen, editor
and publisher ; circulation K.
PLACERVILLE, C. H., El Dorado
Co., l,800t pop., 12 m. from Shingle Springs,
60 E. by N. E. of Sacramento, with which it
is connected by railroad. Centre of a gold
mining and agricultural region.
EL DORADO CO. REPUBIilCAX;
Thursdays; republican; four pages; size
24x36 ; subscription §2 5'J ; established 1871 ; B.
F. Davis, editor and publisher ; circulation K.
atOUNTAIN DE3IOCRAT; Satur-
days ; democratic ; four pages ; size 24x36 ;
subscription S5; established 1854; W.A.Sel-
kirk, editor and publisher ; circulation K.
QUINCY, C. H., Plumas Co., 900t
pop., on Spanish Creek; engaged in agi-i-
culture, mining and lumbering; situated
250 m. N. E. of San Francisco, and 80 N. W.
of Virginia City, Nev.
PLU3IAS NATIONAL; Saturdays;
independent ; four pages ; size 22x30 ; sub-
scription $4 ; established 1866 ; Wm. E. Ward,
editor and publisher ; circulation K.
READING, Shasta Co.
INDEPENDENT; Thursdays ; inde-
pendent ; four pages ; size 24x.36 ; subscription
fi\ ; established 1877 ; Frank M. Swasey, editor
and publisher ; circulation K.
RED BLUFF, C. H., Tehama Co.,
3,000+ pop , on Oregon division of Central
Pacific Rd. and Sacramento r. at head of
navigation, 145 m. from Sacramento. Cen-
tre of trade ; lumbering, farming, and
stock and wool raising largely carried on ;
a glove manufactory is also located here.
PEOPLE'S CAUSE; Saturdays; re-
publican ; four pages ; size 26x41 ; subscrip-
tion S4 50 ; established 1860 ; Joseph H. Pryor,
•edUor and publisher ; circulation J.
SENTINEL; Saturdays; democratic;
four pages ; size 26x41 ; subscription $4 ; es-
tablished 1867 ; A. Townsend, editor and pub-
lisher ; circulation K 1.
REDWOOD CITY, C. H. San Ma-
teo Co., l,50(>t- pop., on the Southern Pacific
Rd., 28 m. from San Francisco, and on Red-
wood Creek, which is navigable to this
point by vessels of light draught. Engaged
in agriculture and lumbering. j
SAN MATEO CO. JOURNAL;
Thursdays ; four pages ; size 24x36 ; subscrip-
tion S2 50 ; established 1879 ; R. G. Rowlev,
editor and publisher.
TIHIES AND GAZETTE; Saturdays;
republican ; four pages ; size 28x40 ; subscrip-
tion S4; established 18.59; T. 31. Cook, edi-
tor; San Mateo Publishing Co., publishers;
<'irculation J. !
RIO VISTA, Solano Co., eoof pop., at
head of navigation on Sacramento r.
ENTERPRISE; Fridays; four pages;
size 23x:32 ; subscription .$3 ; established 1877 ;
Whitmore & Bushnell, editors and publish-
ers ; circulation K. The only newspaper pub-
lished on the Sacramento river beloiv Sacra-
mento City. The best advertising medium in
this great valley.
RIVERSIDE, San Bernardino Co.,
1,200+ pop., on Santa Ana r., 7 m. from So.
CALIFORNIA.
Cal. Pacific Rd., and 12 from San Bernar-
dino. A colony is located here for the cul-
ture of grapes, raisins, nuts, and semi-
tropical fruits.
PRESS AND HORTICULTURIST;
Saturdays ; four pages ; size 24x36 ; subscrip-
tion $3 ; established 1878 ; L. M. Holt, editor ;
Press Publishing Co., publishers ; circulation
K 1.
ROHNERVILLE, Humboldt Co.,
400+ pop., 22 m. from Eureka, on Eel r. Fine
agricultural district.
EEL RIVER ECHO; Thursdays; inde-
pendent ; four pages ; size 16x23 ; subscription
.§1 ; established 1879 : W. H. Runnels, ecUtor
and publisher.
SACRAMENTO, C. H., Sacramento
Co., 26,000+ pop.. State Capital, on Sacra-
mento r., 120 m. N. E. of San Francisco, on
Central Pacific Rd., and at junction of four
other railroads. Accessible for steamers
and sailing vessels, and the centre of trade
and commerce. Largely engaged in various
manufactures.
REE; every evening except Sunday, and
WEEKLY, Saturdays; daily four pages,
weekly eight pages ; size— daily 26x40, weekly
36x48 ; subscription— daily .$6, weekly §2 ;
established— daily 1857, weekly 1877; James
McClatchy & Co., editors and publishers;
circulation — daily G, weekly H.
RECORD U"NION: e\erv morning ex-
cept Sunday, and UMON, semi-weekly,
Wednesdays and Saturdays ; republican ;
daily four pages, semi-weekly eight pages ;
size— daily 26x39, semi-weekly 35x48; sub-
scription—daily .SIO, semi-weeklv ,§2 ; estab-
lished—daily 1867, semi-weekly 1869; Sacra-
mento Publishing Co., editors and publish-
ers ; W. H. Mills, manager ; circulation— daily
G, semi-weeklv G.
JOURNAL; semi-weeklv, Wedne.sdays
and Saturdays ; German : neutral ; four
pages ; size 23x32 ; subscription .$5 ; establish-
ed 1868 ; K. F. Wiemeyer & Co., editors and
publishers ; circulation J.
LEADER; Sundays; four pages; size
24x36 ; subscription §2 50 ; established 1879 ;
John N. Larkin. editor and publisher.
SACRAMENTO VALLEY AGRI-
CULTURIST; Sundays ; agric ultural ;
four pages; size 21x27; subscription $2 50;
established 1873 ; W. H. Crowell, editor ; W.
H. Crowell & Co., publishers ; circulation
ST. HELENA, N'apa Co., l,5C0t pop.,
54 m. N. of San Francisco, on Cal. Pacific
Rd. Location of White Sulphur Springs, a
summer resort, and place of residence for
San Francisco business men. Centre of
great wine business.
STAR; Fridays; four pages; size 24x36 ;
subscription §3; established 1874; Chas. A.
Gardner, editor and proprietor ; circ'n K.
SALINAS, C. H., Monterey Co., l.loOt
pop., engaged in sheep and stock raising :
situated on Monterey bay, 94 m. S. by E. of
San Francisco, with which it is connected
by steamers and saUing vessels. It has a
well-protected harbor and considerable
commerce.
INDEX; Thursdays; republican; four
pages ; size 23x32 ; subscription $4 ; establish-
ed 1872 : W. J. Hill, editor and publisher ; cir-
culation JJ.
3IONTEREY DEMOCRAT; Satur
days ; four pages ; size 24x36 ; subscription
$4 ; established 1867 ; J. W. Leigh, editor and
publisher ; circulation K.
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GEO. P. ROWELL & GO'S
CALIFORNIA.
SAN ANDREAS, C. H., Calaveras
Co., 1,000+ pop., 42 m. N. E. of Stockton. En-
gaged in agriculture, horticulture, and gold
mining, the latter being still an important
branch of industry.
CALAVERAS ADVERTISER;
Thursdays ; four pages ; size 24x86 ; subscrip-
tion S3 50; established 1879; W. O. Swenson,
editor ; John Sebrean, publisher.
CALAVERAS CITIZEN; Saturdays;
four pages ; size 24x36 ; subscription $5 ; es-
tablished 1871 ; Gr. B. Leavitt, editor and pub-
lisher ; circulation K.
SAN BERNARDINO, C. H., San
Bernardino Co., 2,500+ pop., 5 m. N. of
Santa Ana r., about 60 E. of Los Angeles,
and 480 S. by E. of San Francisco. Agricul-
ture, mining and horticulture are the chief
industries.
TIMES; every evening except Sunday,
and WEEKLY, Saturdays; neutral; four
pages ; size— daily 18x24, weekly 24x36 ; sub-
scription—daily $10, weekly $3 ; established
1875 ; Warren Wilson editor and publisher ;
circulation— daily K, weekly K.
VALLEY INDEX; Fridays; republi-
can ; four pages ; size 26x40 ; subscription
$3; established 1878; Index Publishing Co.,
editors and publishers ; circulation K.
SAN BUENAVENTURA, C.H.,
Ventura Co., 2,000+ pop., on the coast, about
30 m. S. E. of Santa Barbara. Trade with
the Interior centres here ; centre of petro-
leum belt. " Oil City " of Pacific Coast.
VENTURA FREE PRESS; Satur
days ; four pages ; size 24x36 ; subscription
^V; established 1875; H. G. McLean, editor;
McLean & McCoy, publishers ; circulation
Kl.
VENTURA SIGNAL; Saturdays; in-
dependent ; four pages ; size 24x36 ; subscrip-
tion S3; established 1871; Sheridan Bros.,
editors and publishers ; circulation J.
SAN DIEGO, C. H., San Diego Co.,
4,000+- pop., on San Diego bay, about 4.50 ni.
from San Francisco. Terminus of the Los
Angeles & San Diego Rd. The seaport town
of Southern California, having a good har-
bor. The centre of trade for a large coun-
try, and rapidly gi-owing in commerce,
wealth, and business importance.
NEWS; every morning except Monday,
and WEEKLY, Saturdays; four pages;
size — daily 22x29, weekly 24x34 ; subscription
—daily $10, weekly §3; established 1872;
Julian & Baker, editors and publishers ; cir-
culation—daily K, weekly K K.
UNION; every morning except Monday,
and VVEEKLY, Thursdaj's; independent;
four pages ; size— daily 2^^x32, weekly 24x:36 ;
subscription— daily §10, weekly S3; estab-
lislied 1868 ; Douglas Gunn, editor and pub-
lisher ; circulation— daily J 1, weekly J J.
SAN FRANCISCO, C. H., San
Francisco Co., 250,000+ pop., the gi-eat metro-
polis of Pacific Coast, situated on San
Francisco bay, seven m. from ocean, at en-
trance through Golden Gate. It has one of
the finest harbors in the world, and is en-
gaged in foreign and domestic commerce.
Depot for all imports and exports ; the rail-
roads from different parts of the State cen-
tre here ; largest city west of Rocky
Mountains.
ABEND POST; every evening except
Sunday, and AVEEKLY, Thursdays ; Ger-
man ; independent : four pages ; size— daily
CALIFORNIA.
28x42, weekly 29x46; subscription — daily $10,.
weekly $3 ; established 1861 ; Rudolph Tho-
mann, editor; Abend Post Co., publishers;
circulation — daily I. weekly J 1.
ALTA CALIFORNIA; every morn-
ing, and WEEKLY, Saturdaj's ; indepen
dent ; daily four pages, weekly eight pages ;
size^laily 32x46, weekly 41x58 ; subscription
—daily $8, weekly $2 75 ; established 1848 ;
Frederick MacCrellish & Co., editors and
publishei's ; circulation— daily 1 1, weekly J 1.
CALIFORNIA DEMOKRAT; everv
morning except Sundav, CALIFORNIA
STAATS ZEITUNG, Thursdays, and
CALIFORNIA CHRONIK, Sundays;
German ; independent ; daily and Sunday
four pages, weekly eight pages ; size — daily
28x44, weekly 32x46, Sunday 24x36 ; subscrip-
tion— daily with Sunday $10, weekly $2 50,
Sunday $2 50; established— dailj' 1853, weekly
1834: Frederick Hess & Co., editors and pub-
lishers ; circulation— daily 1 1, weekly I, Sun-
day III.
CHRONICLE; every morning except
Sunday, WEEKLY, Thursdays, and
SUNDAY CHRONICLE, Sundays; in-
dependent ; daily four pages, weekly and
Sunday eight pages ; size — daily 28x40, week-
ly and Sunday (size of page) 20x26 ; subscrip-
tion— daily with Sunday Chronicle $6 70,
weekly $2, Sunday $2 ; established— daily and
Sunday 1853, weekly 1874 ; Charles De Young
& Co., editors and publishers ; circulation —
daily C CI, weeklv F 1, Sundav C C 1.
COH3IERCIAL NEWS AND
S H 1 P P 1 .\ ii LIST; every morning except
Sunday ; commercial ; four pages ; size 24x32 ;
subscription $6 ; established 1875 ; Bates,
Woods & Co., editors and publishers ; circula-
tion J.
COURRIER DE SAN FRANCIS-
CO; every morning except Monday, and
WEEKLY, Wednesdays; French; inde-
pendent ; four pages ; size 28x40 ; subscription
—daily $24, weekly $10; established 1852; E.
Derbecand Emile Marque editors ; E. Derbec,
publishei' ; an edition is published for the
European States at $6 ; circulation — daily
J, weekly K 1, European edition K.
EL TECOLOTE; every morning except
Monday ; Spanisli ; four pages ; size 26x38 ;
subscription $11 ; established 1875 ; J. T. Pi-
mentel, editor and publisher ; circulation
K 1.
EVENING BULLETIN; every even
ing except Sunday, and BULLETIN,
Wednesdays ; independent ; daily four pages,
weekly twelve pages; size — daily 30x45,
weekly (size of page) 18x25 ; subscription-
daily $12, weekly $2 50 (with copy of Friday's
daily 83) ; established 1856 ; San Francisco
Bulletin Co., editors and publishers ; special
edition published for circulation in the At-
lantic States and Europe isjued weekly ; sub-
scription $1 .50 ; circulation— daily F 1, weekly
F 1. San Francisco, Cat., December 16, 1879.—
We hereby c. rtify that the smallest edi ion of
the Daily Bulletin j rinted and circulated on
any day during the three mont/is ending
December \st, 1879, was 10,440 copies, and that
the average daily edition of the same jour-
nal during the same time, was 11,495 copies.
The smallest edition of the Weekly Bulletin
printed any ireek during the three months
ending D cumber '[st, 1879, iras 10,878 copies,
and the av rage weekly edition during the
sime period was 10,971 copits. G. P. Rixfyrd,
Business Manager; William Gilinan, Fortman
Prtss rooms. Subscribed and sieoDi to before
me, this IGth day of DLCember, 1879, Samuel S.
Ml rfeii, Notary Public, [l. s.] The Daiiy Bul-
letin has a larger circulation than any other
evening paper webt of the Rocky Mountains,
while its price and standing make it the
best advertising medium through which to
reach the intedigence and wealth of the Pacific
Coast. The Weekly Bulletin reaches every
village, hamlet, and mining camjj on the
ivi stern side of the continent, and has a large
circulation in the Eastern States. Daily
$12 00 per year.
EVENING POSTj every evening ex-
cept Sunday, and POST, Thursdays ; daily
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CALIFORNIA.
fbur pages, weekly eight pages ; size— daily
26x38, Saturday and weekly 38x52 ; subscrip-
tion—daily S6 70, weekly $2 ; established-
daily 1871, weekly 1875; Post Publishing Co.,
editors and publishers ; circulation X. The
"Daily Evening Post " circulates among all
classes of people ; its street sales by the news-
boys are enormous; mining men, brokers,
and the great mass of people tvho deal in
stocks and mining securities are its constant
readers; it reaches the great traveling pub-
lic and interior merchants on the afternoon
boats and trains and all the large towns of
California and Nevada, loith the latest news
in advance of the morning papers; this ad-
vantage makes the "Daily Evening Post"
the favorite advertising medium among the
merchants. The " Post " is the only paper
west of the Pocky Mountains that owns a
Bullock press.
EXA->IINER; every evening except
Sunday, and WEEKLY, Thursdays; demo-
cratic ; daily four pages, weekly eight pages ;
size— daily 28x42, weekly 38x52 ; subscription
—daily $7 £0, weekly $3 ; established 1865 ;
Wm. S. Moss & Co., editors and publishers ;
circulation— daily G, weekly G G 1.
EXCHANGE; every afternoon except
Sunday, and WEEKLY, Thursdays ; com-
mercial ; financial ; daily four pages, weekly
eight pages ; size— daily 26x40, weekly 32x44 ;
subscription— daily $9, weeklv S4 ; established
—daily 1875, weekly 1876 ; Dailv Exchange Pub-
lishing Co., editors and publishers ; circula-
tion—daily 1 1, weeklv J 1.
HOTEL. GAZETTE; every morning
except Sunday ; four pages ; size 24x.36 ; sub-
scription $5 ; established 1876 ; Wm. P. Harri-
son, editor and publisher ; circulation X.
M O R N I N G C A L. L. ; every morning,
and CAEL, Thursdays; independent; four
pages, Sunday issue and weekly eight pages ;
size daily 26x40, Sunday and weekly 40x52 ;
subscription— daily $6, weekly S2, Sunday §2 ;
established— daily 1856, weekly 1878; San
Francisco Call Co., editors and publishers ;
circulation— daily C C 1, weeklv E. State of
California, City and County of San Fran-
cisco S.S.— Before me S. S. Murfey, a Notary
Public in and for said city and county of San
Francisco, liersonally appeared William G.
Waters, who being first duly sworn, deposes
and says, that he is the foreman of the Hoe
Perfecting Press, upon which The Morning
Call is printed ; that as such foreman he was
present at all times and superintended the
printing and countijig of the editions for the
past six months, and that the daily average
for said period ^vas 38,212 copies, and that the
dady average for the past three months was
41,035. Wm. G. Waters, Foreman Press. Sub-
scribed and swoi-n to before me, this 22nd day
of Nove^nber, 1879. Samuel S. Murfey, Notary
Public, [l. s.]
STOCK REPORT; every noon except
Sunday, and WEEKLY,
Thursdays ; commercial ;
financial ; daily four pages,
weekly eight
28x42
size
pages
subscription— daily
$10, weekly $5 ; established
1862 ; W. M. Bunker, editor ;
Stock Report Publishing
Co., publishers ; circulation
—daily H H, weekly G G.
LA SOCIEDAD ; semi-weekly, Wed-
nesdavs and Saturdays ; Spanish ; republi-
can ; four pages ; size 26x38 ; subscription $10 ;
established 1870; F. Epson, editor and pub-
lisher ; circulation I.
LA VOZ DEL NUEVO MUNDO ;
semi-weekly, Tuesdays and Fridays; Spanish;
four pages ; size 26x38; subscription $10 ; es-
tablished 1864 ; Rafael I. Sorcini, editor ;
Felipe Fierro. publisher; circulation J 1.
ARGONA UT ; Saturdays ; sixteen pages;
size 32x46 ; subscription $4 ; established
1877 ; Frank M. Pixlev and Fred. M. Somers,
CALIFORNIA.
editors ; Argonaut Publishing Co., publishers ;
circulation G G.
CALIFORNIA CHRISTIAN AD-
VOCATE ; Thursdays ; methodist ; eight
pages ; size 32x47 ; subscription ,§2 70 ; es-
tablished 1851; H. C. Benson, D. D., editor;
John B. Hill, publisher; circulation H.
CALIFORNIA CHRONIK ; (see
California Demokrat).
CALIFORNIA FARMER. ; Thurs-
days ; agricultural ; eight pages ; size 29x43 ;
subscription $4; established 1834; Warren &
Co., editors and publishers ; cii'culation I.
CALIFORNIA FREIE PRESSE;
Saturdays ; German ; four pages ; size 24x36 ;
subscription $2 50 ; established 1879 ; H.
Brandt and Otto Mueller, editors and pub-
lishers.
CALIFORNIA INDEPENDENT;
Fridays; eight pages; size 26x40; subscrip-
tion $3 ; established 1876 ; Burnham & Boyer,
editors and publishers ; circulation J .J 1.
CALIFORNIA JOURNAL; Wednes
days ; German ; eight pages ; size 28x42 ; sub-
scription $2 50 ; established 1870 ; D. Klint-
worth, editor and publisher ; circulation J.
CALIFORNIA SPIRIT OF THE
TIMES AND UNDERWRITER'S
JOURNAL; Saturdays ; insurance ; eight
pages ; size 32x46; subscription $5 ; established
1854 ; Marcus D. Boruck, editor and publisher ;
circulation J 1.
CALIFORNIA STAATS ZEI-
TUNG; (see California Demokrat).
CITY ARGUS: Saturdays ; eight pages ;
size 28x40 ; subscription $3 ; established 1878 ;
Robert E. Culbreth, editor ; Argus Co., pub-
lishers ; William W. Randall, manager ; cir-
culation H H.
COMMERCIAL HERALD AND
MARKET REVIEW; Thursdays ; com-
mei'Cial ; four pages ; size 26x38 ; subscription
$9 ; established 1867 ; H. Channing Reals, edi-
tor; John H. Carmany & Co., publishers ; cir-
culation J 1 ; the San Francisco Market Re-
view is issued on letter sheet simultaneously
with above, especially for transmission
abroad.
ELEVATOR; Saturdays; republican;
four pages ; size 24x36 ; subscription $5 ; es-
tablished 1865; P. A. Bell, editor and pub-
lisher ; circulation K 1.
EVANGEL ; Thursdays; baptist; eight
pages ; size 23x32 ; subscription $3 ; established
1857 ; J. T. Prior, editor and publisher ; circu
lation I. Most widely circulated paper of
its class in California ; read weekly by 12,000
persons ; a capital advertising medium.
GOLDEN ERA; Saturdays; literary;
eight pages ; size 28x42 ; subscription $3 ; es-
tablished 1852 ; J. M. Bassett, editor and pub-
lisher ; circulation G.
GROCER AND COUNTRY MER-
CHANT; Fridays; commercial; four
pages; size 29x44; subscription $2 50; estab-
lished 1875 HoUoway & Briggs, editors and
publishers ; circulation I.
HEBREW; Fridays; English and Ger-
man ; Jewish ; ten pages ; size of page 21x28 ;
subscription $5 ; established 1863 ; Philo Jaco-
bj', editor and publisher; Ernest Jacoby,
business manager ; circulation J 1.
HEBREW OBSERVER; Fridays;
English and German ; Jewish ; eight pages ;
size 28x42 ; subscription $5 ; established 1856 ;
Wm. Saalburg. editor and publisher; circu-
lation J 1.
ILLUSTRATED WASP; Saturdays;
illustrated ; independent ; sixteen pages ;
size of page 11x15 ; subscription $4 ; estab-
lished 1876 ; Salmi Morse, editor ; F. Korbel &
Bros., publishers ; circulation G 1.
IRISH WORLD; Saturdays; eight
pages ; size 30x44 ; subscription $2 ; estab-
lished 1879 ; J. J. Donnelly & Co., editors and
publishers.
JEWISH PROGRESS; Fridays; Jew-
ish ; eight pages ; size 23x32 ; subscription $5 ;
established 1875 ; Ab. SeeUgsohn, editor; Pro-
gress Publishing Co., publishers ; eirc'n J.
JOURNALIST UND HU3IOR-
IST; Saturdays; German; four pages; size
28x42 ; subscription $2 50 ; established 1871 ;
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GEO. r. ROWELL & CO'S
CALIFORNIA.
M. Burckhardt, editor and publisher ; circu-
lation J J.
JOURNAL OF COMMERCE;
Thursdays ; commercial ; four pages ; size
32x48 ; subscription $5 ; established 1870 ;
Journal of Commerce Publishing Co., editors
and publishers; Wm. H. Murray, business
manager ; circulation I.
Li'ELVEZlA ; Saturdays ; Swiss-Italian ;
four pages ; size 24x36 ; subscription $5 50 ;
established 1879.
L.A SCINTIIiliA ITAIilANA; Wed
nesdays ; Italian; four pages; size 23x32;
subscription $7 50 ; established 1877 ; F. Mon-
guzzi, editor ; J. F. Fugazi, publisher; circ'n I.
L.A VOCE DEL. POPOLO; Fridays ;
Italian ; republican ; four pages ; size 26x40 ;
subscription $5 50 ; established 1859 ; G. B.
Cevasco, editor and publisher ; cii'culation H.
L.E PETIT JOURNAL.; French ; Mon-
days ; republican ; four pages ; size 28x42 ;
subscription $5 ; established 1871 ; Georges
Francf ort, editor and publisher ; circu'n I.
MARKET REVIEW; {see Commercial
Herald and Market Review).
MINING AND SCIENTIFIC
PRESS; Saturdays; mechanics; sixteen
pages; size of page 12x16; subscription $4;
established 1860 ; W. B. Ewer, editor ; Dewey
& Co., publishers; circulation H.
MIRROR; (see Oakland).
MONITOR; Thursdays; catholic; eight
pages; size 32.x47 ; subscription $4 ; established
1857 ; Rev. J. F. Harrington, editor and pub-
lisher ; circulation G 1.
NEW AGE; Saturdays; oddfellowship ;
sixteen pages ; size 32x46 ; subscription $3 50 ;
established 1865 ; W. F. Norcross, editor and
publisher ; circulation H 1.
NEWS LETTER AND CAL.IFOR-
NIA ADVERTISER ; Saturdays; twen-
ty pages ; size of page 9x13 ; subscription
$5 ; established 1856 ; Frederick Marriott &
Son, editors and publishers ; circulation G 1.
The most reliable organ representing the sub-
stantial and moneyed interests of the Pacific
Coast.
OCCIDENT; Wedne.sdays; presbyterian;
eight pages ; size 36x48 ; subscription $2 50 ; es-
tablished 1860; Revs. Clement E. Babb, D. D.,
C. A. Poage and Rev. J. B. Poage, editors ;
C. A. Poag-e, publisher ; circulation I.
PACIFIC; Thursdays ; congregational ;
eight pages; size 32x46; subscription $3;
established 1852 ; Rev. J. A. Benton, and Rev.
S. V. Blakeslee, editors ; Christian A. Klose,
publisher ; cii'Culation III
PACIFIC APPEAli; Saturdays; re-
publican ; four pages ; size 2:3x32 ; subscrip-
tion $4 ; established 1862 ; Wm. H. Carter,
editor and publisher ; circulation K 1.
PACIFIC COAST L.AW JOUR-
NAL; Saturdays; legal; twenty-four pages
octavo ; subscription $6 50 ; established 1878 ;
W. T. Raggett & Co., publishers ; circ'n K.
PACIFIC COAST WINE AND LI-
QUOR HERALD; Saturdays ; commer-
cial; four pages; size 26x38; subscription
.$2 50; established 1875; Herald Publishing
6o., editors and publishers ; circulation J 1.
PACIFIC LIFE; Saturdays; sporting;
eight pages ; size 28x42 ; subscription $5 ; es-
tablished 1876 ; Henry G. Shaw, editor ; Pacific
Life Printing Co., publishers; circulation I.
PACIFIC METHODIST; Fridays;
methodist ; four images ; size 26x40 ; sub-
scription $3; established 1860; Wick B. Par-
sons, editor and publisher; circulation J 1.
PACIFIC RURAL PRESS ; Satiir-
days ; agricultural ; sixteen pages ; size of
page 12x16; subscription $4 ; established 1870 ;
W.B. Ewer, editor ; Dewey & Co., publishers;
circulation G.
PUBLIC SCHOOL RECORD; Fri
days ; educational ; eight pages ; size 23x33 ;
subscription .$2 ; established 1879 ; Georges
Francfort, editoi- and publisher.
STANDARD ; Saturdays ; musical news;
drama ; twelve pages ; size of page 10x14 ;
subscription $2 50 ; established 1877 ; Stand-
ard Publishing Co. , editors and publishers.
STILLA-HAFS-POSTEN ; Satur
days ; Swedish ; four pages ; size 23x32 ;
CALIFORNIA.
subscription $2 ; established 1879 ; Youngberg
& Meyer, editors and publishers.
SUlVDAY CHRONICLE; (see Chron-
icle).
TIIISTLETON'S ILLUSTRATED
GIANT; Saturdays; comic; illustra-
ted ; twelve pages ; size of page 9x12 ; sub-
scription $4; established 1873; George This-
tleton, editor and publisher ; circulation H.
VALKYRIEN ; Fridays; Skandinavian;
four pages ; size 26x38 ; subscription $2 25 ;
established 1878 : C. A. Henry, editor and pub-
lisher ; circulation J.
PACIFIC CHURCHMAN ; semi
monthly ; episcopal ; eight pages ; size of
page 10x14 ; subscription $1 50 ; established
1866 ; Rev. D. O. Kelley, editor ; Standing Com-
mittee of the Diocese of California, publish
ers ; circulation J 1.
PACIFIC STATES WATCHMAN ;
semi-monthly ; ancient order of united work-
men ; eight pages ; size of page 11x16 ; sub-
scription $2; established 1878; Watchman
Publishing Co., editors and publishers ; circu-
lation J.
AMERICAN DRUIDS' JOURNAL:
monthly ; ancient order of Druids ; sixteen
pages ; size of page 9x12 ; subscription $1 50 ;
established 1877 ; Louis F. Dunand, editor and
publisher.
AVALANCHE; monthly; insurance;
twenty-eight pages : size of page 9x12 ; sub-
scription $3 ; established 1870 ; R. B. Caverly,
editor and publisher ; circulation I 1 ; branch
office 261 Br-oadway, New York City.
CALIFORNIA HORTICULTUR-
IST AND FLORAL MAGAZINE ;
monthly ; horticultural ; forty-eiglit pages oc-
tavo ; subscription $2 50 ; established 1871 ;
Charles H. Shinn, editor ; John H. Carmany &
Co., publishers ; circulation K K 1.
CALIFORNIA MAIL BAG; month
ly; one hundred and thirty-two pages octavo;
subscription $3 ; established 1871 ; Frederick
Marriott, editor and ijublisher ; circulation I.
CALIFORNIAN; monthly; literary;
one hundred and eight pages octavo ; sub-
scription $3 ; established 1880 ; A. Roman
Publishing Co., editors and publishers.
CALIFORNIA PATRON; monthly;
eight pages ; size of page 11x16 ; subscription
50 cents; established 1876; I. C. Steele and
Amos Adams, editors ; Executive Committee
of the State Grange of California, publishers ;
circulation J 1.
COAST REVIEW; monthly; insur-
ance ; sixty-eight pages octavo ; subscription
$2 50 ; established 1871 ; J. G. Edwards, editor
and publisher ; circulation J 1.
ENGINEER OF THE PACIFIC;
monthly ; scientific ; sixteen pages ; size of
page 10x14; subscription $1 50; established
1876; J. Reimer, editor ; J. Mosheimer, pub-
lisher ; circvilation III.
FARMER AND DEALER; monthly;
eight pages ; size 32x46 ; established 1876 :
Ayers & Co., editors and publishers; a free
advertising sheet.
HEALD'S COLLEGE JOURNAL;
monthly ; eight pages ; size of page 11x16 ;
subscription $1; established 1862 ; E. P. Heald,
editor ; Heald's Business College, publishers ;
an advertising sheet.
H03IES IN CALIFORNIA ; monthly;
real estate ; eight pages ; size 23x32 ; subscrip-
tion 50 cents; established 1876 ; Country Real
Estate Associates, publishers ; an advertising
MASONIC 3IONTHLY ; masonic ;
forty-four pages octavo ; subscription $2 50 ;
established 1878 ; J. W. Kinsley & Co., editors
and publishers ; circulation I 1.
MEDICO-LITERARY JOURNAL;
monthly ; medical ; forty pages octavo ; sub-
scription $3 ; established 1878 ; Mrs. M. P. Saw-
telle, M. D , editor and publisher.
PACIFIC MEDICAL AND SUR-
GICAL JOURNAL; monthly; medical;
eighty pages octavo ; subscription $3 ; es-
tablished 1858; Henry Gibbons, M. D., and
Henry Gibbons, Jr., M. D., editors and pub-
lishers ; circulation K 1.
PACIFIC SCHOOL AND HOME
AMERICAN NEWSPAPER DIRECTORY.
35
CALIFORNIA.
■JOURNALi; monthly; educational; sixty-
four pages ; ^Ize of page 7x10 ; subscription
^2; establislied 1877; Albert Lyser, editor;
Albert Lyser & Co.. publishers ; circulation J.
RAIL.ROAD GAZETTEER; month-
ly ; one hundred and four pages octavo ; sub-
scription S2 50; established 1869; Wm. A.
Andoe, manager ; H. S. Crocker Sc Co., pub-
lishers; circulation G 1.
RESOURCES OF CAIilFORXIA;
monthly ; eight pages ; size 38x52 ; subscrip-
tion $2 ; established 1870 ; John P. H. Went-
worth, editor and publisher ; circulation X.
WESTERN liANCET; monthly; medi-
cal; eighty -foui- pages octavo; subscription
S2 50 ; established 1872 ; George Hewston, A.M.,
M.D., and James Simpson, M.D., editors and
publishers ; circulation K.
WINE DEALERS' GAZETTE ;
monthly ; commercial ; four pages ; size
24x36 ; subscription $2 ; established 1871 ; M. S.
Whiting & Co., editors and publishers ; circu-
lation 1 1.
PACIFIC PRINTER; bimonthly;
twenty -four pages; size of page 9x12; sub-
scription $1; established 1877; Miller & Rich-
ard, editors and publisliers ; an advertising
sheet.
CALIFORNIA 3IEDICAIi TI3IES;
quarterly ; medical ; twenty-four pages oc-
tavo; subscription $2; established 1877; F.
Hiller, Jr., M. D., and Sidney Worth, editors
and publisliers : circulation k.
SHER3IAN *fc HYDE'S MUSICAL.
REVIEW. ft
SAN JOSE, C. H., Santa Clara Co.,
18,000t pop., situated on Guadalupe r., 3 m.
from head of San Francisco bay, and on
Southern Pacific Rd., 51 m. S. by E. of San
Francisco. Engaged in fruit and gi-ain
growing. State Normal School and Academy
of Xotre Dame located here.
CALIFORNIA.
HERALD; every evening except Sun-
day, and HERALD -ARGUS, Fridays;
independent-democratic ; four- pages ; size
24x36 ; subscription— daily $6, weelclv $3 ; es-
tablished—daily 1865, weekly 1876; Herald Co.,
editors and publishers ; circulation — daily J 1,
"weekly J J.
MERCURY; every morning exceptMon-
day, and WEEKLY, Thursdays; republi-
can ; four pages ; size— daily 26x38, weekly
28x42; subscription— daily S6, weekly $2 50"^;
established— daily 1872, weekly 1853; J. J.
Owen, editor and publisher; circulation-
daily I, weeklv J.
MORNING TIMES; every morning ex-
cept Monday ; independent ; four pages ; size
22x30 ; subscription .$6 ; established 1879 ; F. B.
Murdoch, editor ; Times Publishing Co., pub-
lishers.
NEW ERA; every evening except Sun-
day ; four pages ; size 19x26 ; subscription .$5 ;
established 1879 : C. J. Odium, editor and pub-
lisher.
COURIER: Saturdays; German; four
pages ; size 23x£2; subscription $3 ; established
1876; Albert Husing, editor and publisher;
circulation K 1.
PIONEER; Saturdays; four pages; size
24x36; subscription §2 50; established 1877;
Alexander P. Murgotten, editor and pub-
lisher ; circulation J.
SAN LUIS OBISPO, C. H.. San
Luis Obispo Co., 3,000+ pop. Engaged in
farming, dairying, and stock raising ; situa-
ted 9 m. from San Luis Obispo bay, and 250
S. E. of San Francisco, and on the stage
route from Gilroy to Los Angeles.
SOUTHERN CALIFORNIA ADVO-
CATE ; Saturdays ; four pages ; size 25x36 ;
.subscription S2; established 1879; Advocate
Publishing Co., editors and publishers.
TRIBUNE; Saturdays; independent;
eight pages ; size 28x42 ; subsci'iption $4 ; es-
tablished 1869 ; Tribune Printing Co., editors
and publishers ; circulation J.
SAN RAFAEL, C. H., Marin Co.,
2,000+ pop., in a dairying, agricultural and
stock-raising district, on W. side of San
Pablo Straits, 15 m. N. of San Francisco.
MARIN CO. JOURNAL; Thursdays;
republican ; four pages ; size -^4x36 ; subscrip-
tion §4 ; established 1861 ; S. F. Barstow, editor
and publisher ; circulation K K.
MARIN CO. TOCSIN; Saturdays ; dem
ocratic ; four pages ; size 24x36 : subscription
$3 ; established 1879 ; John B. Fitch, editor and
publisher.
SANTA ANA, J^os Angeles Co., l.OOOt
pop., the terminus of Los Angeles & San Di-
ego Rd., 33 m. S. E. of Los Angeles, and 8
from Newport Harbor on the Pacific Ocean.
Is in a semi-tropical fruit belt, a few miles
from the " Black Star" coal mine.
HERALD; Saturdays; independent;
four pages ; size 21x31 ; subscription $S ; estab-
lished 1878 ; J. W. Layman, editor and pub-
lisher ; circulation K.
TIMES ; Thursdays ; four pages ; size
23x32; subscription S3; established 1877;
Frank Cobler, editor and publisher ; circula
tion K.
SANTA BARBARA, C.n., Santa
Barbara Co., 5,000+ pop., engaged in agri-
culture, stock raising, wool and fruit grow
Ing; situated near the coast, on the Santa
Barbara Channel, on a safe and commodi-
ous harbor, and between San Luis Obispo
and Los Angeles, 362 m. S. E. of San Fran-
cisco ; celebrated as a health and pleasure
resort ; has a very fine climate.
PRESS; every evening except Sunday,
and WEEKLY, Saturdays; independent-
republican ; daily four pages, weeklv eight
pages ; size— daily 22x30, weeklv 30x44 ; sub-
scription—daily $8, weekly $3; established-
daily 18?2, weekly 1870 ; H. G. Otis, editor and
publisher ; circulation— dailv K, weekly K 1.
INDEPENDENT ; Saturdays ; green-
back; four pages; size 24x36; subscription
$3; established 1878; Warren Chase & Co.,
editors and publishers ; circulation K 1.
SANTA CLARA, Santa Clara Co.,
4,00a(- pop., on Southern Pacific Rd., 3 m.
from San Jose and 47 from San Francisco.
Surrounded by an agricultural district, and
engaged in manufacturing and general
trade. Several institutions of learning are
located here.
JOURNAL ; Saturdays ; four pages ; size
24x36 ; subscription $2 50 ; established 1873 ;
Theodore Coleman, editor and publisher.
SANTA CRUZ, C. H., Santa Cruz
Co., 6,000+ pop., on N. side of Bay of Mon-
terey, 86 m. S. by E. of San Francisco. En-
gaged in agricultm-e, stock i-aising, and
manufacturing. A place of summer resort ;
20,000 visitors yearly ; sea-bathing, fishing,
and hunting.
COURIER AND LOCAL ITEM;
Wednesdays ; eight pages ; size 30x44 ; sub-
scription $3 ; established 1875 ; A. A. Taylor,
editor and publisher ; circulation J J.
SENTINEL; Saturdays; neutral; four
pages ; size 28x42 ; subscription $3 ; estab-
lished 1855 ; Duncan McPherson, editor ; Sen-
tinel Printing Co., publishers ; circulation J 1.
SANTA ROSA, C.H., Sonoma Co.,
5,000+ pop., on Santa Rosa Creek and North
Pacific Rd., 67 m. N. of San Francisco ; act-
ively engaged in wine making, agriculture,
and stock raising.
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GEO. P. ROWELL & CO'S
CALIFORNIA.
CALIFORNIA.
DEMOCRAT: every evening except
Sunday, and SONOMA DEMOCRAT,
Saturdays ; democratic ; daily four pages,
weekly eight pages ; size— daily 21x28, weekly
28x42 ; subscription — daily $6, weekly $3 ; es-
tablished—daily 1875, weekly 1857 ; Thomas L.
Thompson, editor and publisher ; circulation
— daily K, weekly I.
REPIJBL.ICAN; Thursdays; republi-
can ; eight pages ; size 30x44 ; subscription $3 ;
established 1879; J. B. Armstrong, editor and
publisher.
SHASTA, C. H., Shasta Co., l,200t
pop., engaged in manufacturing; supply
point for a mining district ; 180 m. from
Sacramento and 45 N. of Red Bluff.
COURIER; Saturdays; four pages; size
24x36 ; subscription $5 ; established 1852 ; W.
L. Carter, editor and publisher ; circulation K.
SONOMA, Sonoma Co., a populous
town in a valley on San Francisco Bay,
about 40 m. northward of San Francisco,
V7ith which it is connected by boat and rail
—a farming section.
INDEX ; Thursdays ; eight pages ; size
30x44; suDscription $3; established 1879; A.
Drahms, editor and publisher.
SONORA, C. H., Toulumne Co., l,650t
pop., on Woods Creek, 60 m. E. of Stockton,
35 from both the Stockton, Visalia, and
Stockton & Copperopolis Rds. Centre of a
mining and lumber trade. A fruit-grow-
ing district. Mai-ble, slate and soapstone
quarries located hei-e ; 130 m. E. of San
Francisco.
TUOLUMNE INDEPENDENT; Sat-
iirdays ; independent ; eight pages ; size 30x44 ;
subscription $3 50 ; established 1872 ; Duchow
Bros., editors and Dublishers ; circulation K 1.
UNION DEMOCRAT; Saturdays;
democratic ; four pages ; size 24x36 ; subscrip-
tion S3 ; established 1854 ; Chas. H. Randall,
editor ; Randall & Roberts, publishers ; circu-
lation K 1.
STOCKTON, C. H., San Joaquin Co.,
14,000+ pop., on Central Pacific Rd., 87 m.
from San Francisco, and 48 from Sacramen-
to, and at the junction of Stockton & Cop-
peropolis Rd., in an agricultural district,
situated 3 m. from San Joaquin r., with
which it is connected by a navigable chan-
nel. Engaged in various manufactures.
EVENIN« HERALD; every evening
except Sunday, and HERALD, Saturdays ;
democratic ; daily four pages, weekly eight
pages ; size — daily 23x32, weekly 28x42 ; sub-
scription—daily $10, weeklv $4 ; established
—daily 1865, weekly 1868 ; Preston & Bell, edi-
tors and publishers; circulation — daily K,
weeklv K 1.
INDEPENDENT; every morning ex-
cept Sunday, and WEEKLY, Saturdays;
republican ; daily four pages, weekly eight
pages ; size— daily 24x36, weekly 28x42 ; sub-
scription—daily ,$10, weekly $3; established
1861 ; Worley & Milne, editors and publishers ;
circulation— daily J, weekly J 1.
BANNER; Saturdays; English and Ger-
man ; four pages ; size 24x.36 ; established
1877 ; A. Grlaser, editor and publisher.
SUISUN, C. H., Solano Co., SOOf pop.,
on Suisun bay and Rd., 54 m. N. E. of San
Francisco ; a shipping point, and a place of
considerable trade.
SOLANO REPUBLICAN; Thursdays;
republican ; eight pages ; size 34x48 ; subscrip-
tion S4 ; established 1855 ; C. F. Montgomery
and L. L. Palmer, editors [and publishers ;
circulation K 1.
SUSANVILLE, C. H.. Lassen Co.,
638 pop., on Susan r., 90 m. from Central Pa-
cific Rd., at Reno, Nev., and 200 from Sacra-
mento. Farming and grazing the principal
branches of Industry.
LASSEN A I) VOC ATE ; Saturdays ;
four pages ; size 24x36 ; subscription $4 ; es-
tablished 1865; Edward A. Weed, editor and
publisher ; circulation K K.
MOUNTAIN REVIEW; Wednesdays;
four pages ; size 20x26 ; subscription $2 50 ; es-
tablished 1879 ; Albert L. and James O. Shinn,
editors and publishers.
TEHAMA, Tehama Co., 881 pop., on
Sacramento r. and Oregon division of Cen-
tral Pacific Rd., 123 m. from Sacramento :.
surrounded by an agricultural district.
TOCSIN; Satiu-days ; independent; four
pages ; size 23x32 ; subscription $4 ; estab-
lished 1875 ; Cutter & Kelly, editors and pub-
lishers ; circulation K 1.
TRUCKEE, Nevada Co., 2,000t pop.».
on Truckee r. and Central Pacific Rd., 120
m. from Sacramento. Engaged in cutting
and manufactui'ing lumber. Surrounded
by some of the finest scenery in the Sierra
Nevada Mountains.
REPUBLICAN; semi-weekly, Wednes-
days and Saturdays ; independent ; foui*
pages ; size 22x3:3 ; subscription $6 ; estab-
lished 1871 ; C. F. McGlashan, editor and pub-
lisher ; circulation K.
XJKIAH, C. H., Mendocino Co., l,200t
pop., on Russian r., 121 m. N. by W. of San
Francisco. Engaged in farming, stock rais-
ing, and lumbering.
DEMOCRATIC DISPATCH ; Fri-
days ; four pages ; size 24x36 ; subscription
$3; established 1869; Peabody & Sefton, edi-
tors and publishers ; circulation K K 1.
MENDOCINO DEMOCRAT; Satur-
davs ; democratic ; four pages ; size 24x36 -,
subscription $4 ; established 1864; Alexander
Montgomery, editor and publisher ; circula-
tion K 1.
PRESS ; Fridays ; republican ; eight
pages ; size 30x44 ; subscription $3 ; estab-
lished 1877 ; A. O. Carpenter & Co., editors and
publishers ; circulation K K.
VALLEJO, Solano Co., 8,000t pop.,
on San Pablo bay, at terminus of California
Pacific Rd., 24 m. N. E. of ^an Francisco.
It has a fine harbor, accessible for the
largest ships. Engaged in agricultiu-e and
manufacturing. U. S. Navy Yard is located
on Mare Island, directly opposite.
EVENING CHRONICLE; every even
ing except Sunday, and WEEKLY, Satur-
days ; independent ; four pages ; size — daily
22x30, weekly 23x36 ; subscription— daily $6 40,
weekly $2 50 ; established 1867 ; H. P. Taylor,
editor ; Chronicle Publishing Co., publishers ;
circulation— daiJyK 1, weekly K 1.
SOLANO TIMES; every morning ex-
cept Monday, and WEEKLY, Saturdays;
democratic ; four pages ; size— daily 18x24,
weekly 23x32 ; subscription— daily $5, weekly
$2 • established 1875 ; George Roe, editor and
publisher ; circulation— daily K 1, weekly K.
VISALIA, C. H., Tulare Co., 3,500t
pop., on Kaweah r., in an agricultural and
stock-raising district, 18 m. N. E. of Tulare
Lake and about 200 S. by E. of Sacramento ;
one of the largest and oldest towns in the
southern district of the State ; entrepot of
a growing mining interest.
DELTA; Fridays; independent; four
AMERICAN NEWSPAPER DIRECTORY.
CALIFORNIA.
CALIFORNIA.
pages ; size 26x40 ; subscription $2 ; establish
ed 1858 ; F. J. Walker & Co., editors and pub-
lishers ; circulation J 1.
TULARE TIMES; Saturdays; demo-
cratic; eight pages; size :30x44; subscription
$4 ; established 1865 ; M. C. Butz, editor : M. C.
JButz & Bro., publishers ; circulation J 1.
WASHINGTON CORNERS,
Alameda Co., 300+ pop., 33 m. from San
Francisco, near Central Pacific Rd. and the
Narrow Guage to the Northern counties.
Has a college, also machine and other shops,
and is the centre of a good farming district.
ALAMEDA REPORTER; Satur
days • four pages ; size 26x40 ; subscription
•83 ; established 1875 ; E. F. Calkin, editor and
publisher : circulation K.
WATSONVILLE, Santa Cruz Co.
3,000+ pop., on Pajara r., 5 m. from Monte-
rey bay, 20 S. E. of Santa Cruz, and 18 from
Gilroy. In an agricultural district, and a
place of considerable trade ; centre of a
large redwood lumber business.
TRANSCRIPT; semi-weeklj', Tuesdays
and Fridays ; independent ; four pages ; size
19x26; subscription .83; established 1876;
Wm. H. Wheeler, editor and publisher ; cir-
culation K.
CALIFORNIA TRANSCRIPT;
Thursdays ; temperance ; four pages ; size
20x26 ; s\ibscription §2 .5(j ; established 1879 ;
Wm. H. Wheeler, editor and publisher ; is-
sued from the office of the Transcript.
PAJARONIAN; Thursdays; republi-
■can ; four pages ; size "25x38 ; subscription $3 ;
established 1868 ; Cummings & Radcliff, edi-
tors and publishers ; circulation K.
PAJARO VALLEY SUN; Tuesdays;
republican ; four pages ; size 23x32 ; sub-
scription 82 50 ; established 1879 ; H. B. Wat-
son, editor and publisher.
WEAVERVILLE, C. H., THnity
Co., 1,000+ pop., on Weaver Creek, in a min-
ing district, 180 m. N. bj- W. of Sacramento,
and about 60 m. E. of Eureka. Centre of a
large traffic with various mining camps.
The gi-avel and quartz mines in this section
are rich.
TRINITY JOUNAL; Saturdays; re-
publican ; four pages ; size 24x36 ; subscrip-
tion $5 ; established 1856 ; C. W. Craig, editor
and puljlisher ; circulation K.
WEST OAKLAND, Alameda Co.
PRESS; Saturdays; eight pages; size
30x44 ; subscription §3 ; established 1874 ; De
Witt C. Lawrence, editor and publisher ; cir-
culation K.
WILLOWS, Colusa Co., 500t pop., on
line of Northern Pac. Rd., 28 m. from Colu-
sa, and 30 from Chico. Neighborhood agri-
cultural.
JOURNAL; Saturdays; democratic;
four pages ; size 24x36 ; subscription 84 ; es-
tablished 1877; Elijah C. Hart, editor and
publisher : circulation K.
WOODLAND, C. H., Yolo Co., 3,500t
pop., on the California Pacific Rd., 20 m.
from Sacramento and 50 from Vallejo, in
an agricultural district. Chief production,
wheat and live stock. Engaged in grape
culture and manufacturing.
DEMOCRAT; every morning except
Saturday, and Y" O L O DEMOCRAT,
Thursdavs ; democratic ; daily four pages,
weekly 'eight pages ; size— daily 20x26,
weekly 36x47 ; subscription— tlaily 86, weekly
$4; established — daily 1877, weekly 1867;
William Saunders, editor and publisher;
circulation— daily K, weekly K 1. Woodlaixd
is one of the most thriving towns in Califor-
nia, located in the heart of the Sacramento
Valley, and is not Siirpassed by any part of
the State for agricultural purposes. The Dem-
ocrat, daily and iveekly, is firmly established
and popular. The only daily in Yolo county ;
daily town official, and iveekly county offi-
cial, paper.
REP C BLIC AN ; Saturdays ; republican ;
four pages ; size 22x:30 ; "subscription 82 ; es-
tablished 1880 ; Beach Bros., editors and pub-
lishers.
YOLO MAIL; Thursdays; four pages;
size 24x36 ; subscription 84 ; established 1868 ;
William W. Theobalds, editor and publisher ;
circulation K 1.
YREKA, C. H., Siskiyou Co., 1,5001
pop., on Yreka Creek. Engaged in agi'icul-
ture and mining ; situated about 300 m. N.
of Sacramento, and about 25 S. of Oregon
State line. A trade centre for the northern
part of the State.
JOURNAL; Wednesdays; republican;
four pages ; size 24x36 ; subscription 84 ; es-
tablished 1856 ; Robert Nixon, editor and pub-
lisher ; circulation K 1.
UNION; Saturdays; democratic; four
pages ; size 24x36 ; subscription 83 ; estab-
lished 1852 ; John W. Bird, editor and publish-
er ; circulation K.
YUBA CITY, C. H., Sutter Co., 1,0001
pop., in an agricultiural district on Feather
r., nearly opposite Marj'sville, and 57 m. N.
of Sacramento.
SUTTER BANNER; Fridays; inde-
pendent ; four pages ; size 24x36 ; subscrip-
tion 83 ; established 1867 ; G. W. Alberti, edi-
tor and publisher ; circulation K 1. Only
paper in Sutter county, a rich agricultural
region. Unsurj^assed as an advertising me-
dium.
COLORADO.
ALAMOSA, Conejos Co., l,0O0t pop.,
on Rio Grande r., and Denver & Rio Grande
Rd., 130 m. from Pueblo. Does jobbing and
wholesale trade.
COLORADO INDEPENDENT;
Tuesdavs ; democratic ; four pages ; size 24
x36 ; subscription .82 50 ; established 1875 ;
Hamm & Finley, editors and publishers ; cir-
culation K K.
ANIMAS CITY, La Plata Co., SoOf
pop., on Animas r., 45 m. S. of Silverton and
150 W. of Alamosa. In farming and grazing
country ; supply point for the Junction
Creek, La Plata, Rico and San Juan mining
districts. On line of proposed D. & R. G. Rd.
SOUTH WEST; Saturdays; independ-
ent ; four pages ; size 22x31 ; subscription 83 ;
established 1879 ; Eugene Engley, editor ;
Eugley & Reid, publishers.
BLACK HAWK, Gilpin Co., 2,500f
pop. The western terminus of Colorado
Central Rd. The mining centre of Colorado.
Number of large mines, mills and reduc-
tion works are located here.
POST.++
BOULDER, C. H., Boulder Co., 3,000t
pop., on BoiUder Creek and Boulder Valley
and Colorado Central R I., 28 m. N. W. of
Denver. Engaged in gold, silver and coal
mining, agriculture, and stock raising;
State University located here.
COLORADO BANNER; Thursdays;
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GEO. P. ROWELL & CO'S
COLORADO.
democratic ; eight pages ; size :30x44 ; sub-
scription $2 50 ; established 1875 ; R. H. Tilney,
editor and publisher ; circ'n K 1.
NEWS AND COURIER; Fridays ; four
pages ; size 28x42 ; subscription $2 ; establish-
ed 1869 ; Shedd & Wilder, editors and publish-
ers ; circulation J 1.
BUENA VISTA, Chaffee Co., l,500t
pop., on Denver & S. P. Rd., 36 m. from
Leadville. Mining town, in country adapt-
ed to farming.
CHAFFEE CO. TIMES; Fridays ; four
pages; size 24x35 ; subscription $3; established
1880 ; P. A. Leonard, editor ; Leonard & New-
land, publishers.
CANON CITY, C. H., Fremont Co.,
2,000t pop., on Arkansas r., 45 m. fi*om
Pueblo and 90 from Denver.
FREMONT CO. RECORD; Satur
days ; republican ; four pages ; size 24x36 ;
subscription $2 ; established 1875 ; H. T.
Blake, editor and publisher ; circulation K 1.
CASTLE ROCK, C. H., Douglas Co.,
200+ pop., on Denver & Rio Grande Rd., 33
m. S. of Denver ; engaged in stock raising
and mining.
INDEPENDENT ; Tuesdays ; independ-
ent ; four pages ; size 24x35 ; subscription
$2 ; established 1879 ; D. A. Jennings, editor
and publisher.
CENTRAL CITY, C H., Gilpin Co.,
5,000+ pop.. In the Rocky Mountains, 40 m.
W. by N. of Denver. Supply point for the
surrounding mining district. Engaged in
gold mining, milling and smelting.
REGISTER-CALiIi; every evening ex-
cept Monday, and WEEKLiY, Thursdays ;
republican ; four pages ; size— daily 22x32,
weekly 26x40; subscription— daily $7, weekly
$3 ; established 1862 ; John S. Dormer, editor ;
Laird & Marlow, publishers ; circulation-
daily K 1, weekly K 1.
COLORADO SPRINGS, C. H.,
El Paso Co., 4,000+ pop., on Denver & Rio
Grande Rd., 76 m. from Denver ; wool
growing ; is a great resort also for invalids.
GAZETTE; every morning except Mon-
day, and WEEKLY, Saturdays; daily
four pages, weekly eight pages ; size— daily
22x32, weekly 32x44; subscription — daily $8,
weekly $2; established— daily 1878, weekly
1873 ; Gazette Publishing Co., editors and
publishers; circulation— daily K, weekly K
COLORADO MOUNTAINEER;
Sundays ; republican ; four pages ; size
24x36; subscription $1 50; established 1873;
Mountaineer Printing Co., editors and pub-
lishers ; circulation J.
OCCIDENT ; monthly ; twelve pages ;
size of page 8x11 ; subscription 75 cents ; es-
tablished 1880; Students of Colorado College,
editors and publishers ; a college paper ;
issued during the collegiate year.
DEL NORTE, C. H., Rio Grande Co.,
2,000+ pop., 30 m. from Rd. A business and
mining point.
SAN JUAN PROSPECTOR; Satur
days ; four pages ; size 26x40 ; subscription
$3; established 1875; Cochran Bros., editors
and publishers ; circulation J.
DENVER, C. H., Arapahoe Co., State
capital, 28,000+ pop., at confluence of Cherry
Creek and S. Platte r., terminus of Kansas
Pacific, Denver Pacific, Colorado Central,
Denver & Boulder Valley, Denver and San
Juan, and Denver & Rio Grande Rds., 620m.
from Omaha, Neb. Leading cit.y in the
COLORADO.
State, and commercial centre for tne min-
ing and agricultural interests of Colorado
and New Mexico. Altitude 5,300 feet. The
trade of Denver City In 1876 amounted to
$25,000,000.
HOTEIi REPORTER; every morning
except Sunday ; four pages ; size 20x26; sub-
scription $2 ; established 1879 ; W. H. Farn-
ham, editor and publisher.
REPUBLiICAN; every morning except
Sunday, and WEEKLY, Wednesdays; re-
publican ; four pages ; size— daily 25x38, week-
ly 28x42 ; subscription— daily $8, weekly $2 ;
established 1879: Republican Publishing Co.,
editors and publishers.
ROCKY MOUNTAIN NEWS; every
morning except Monday, and WEEKLY,
Wednesdays ; democratic ; eight pages ; size
31x46; subscription— daily $10, weekly $2;
established 1859 ; Rocky Mountain News
Printing Co., editors and publishers; circula-
tion—daily III, weekly J J 1. Established
April, 18.59 ; x>ioneer paper, and gives only re-
liable history of Colorado ; universally ac-
knowledged as the representative paper of
the State ; largest circulation in Rocky Moun-
tain country ; best advertising medium in the
Great West.
TIMES; every evening except Sunday,
and WEEKLY, Wednesdays: indepen
dent republican ; four pages ; size 24x3:3 ; sub-
scription—daily $6, weekly $1 25 ; established
1871 ; R. W, Woodbury, editor and publisher ;
circulation— dally J 1, weekly J 1.
TRIBUNE; every morning except Mon-
day, and WEEKLY, Wednesdays; repub-
lican ; eight pages ; size 30x46 ; subscription —
daily $10, weekly $2 ; established 1866 ; Tri-
bune Publislilng Co., editors and publishers ;
circulation— daily H 1, weeklv J 1.
COLORADO FARMER AND LIVE
STOCK JOURNAL; Thursdays; agri-
cultural ; Stock-raising ; eight pages ; size
28x42 ; subscription $2 ; established 1869 ; J.
S. Stanger, editor and puljlisher ; circ'n H.
COLORADO JOURNAL; Saturdays;
German ; four pages ; size 28x42 ; subscription
$3 25 ; established 1872 ; W. Witteborg, editor
and publisher ; circulation J 1.
FINANCIAL ERA; Wednesdays;
gi'eenback ; four pages ; size 24x:34 : .subscrip-
tion $1 ; established 1879 ; F. C. Messlnger &
Co., editors and publishers.
GAZETTE-ADVOCATE ; Satmdays ?
temperance ; four pages ; size 22x32 ; sub -
scription $2; established 1879; W. E. Pabor,
editor and publisher.
ROCKY MOUNTAIN HERALD;
Saturdays ; independent ; four pages ; size
28x44 ; subscription $3 ; established 1860 ; O. J.
Goldrick, editor and publisher ; circulation X.
ROCKY MOUNTAIN MINING RE-
VIEW; Thursdays; mining; commercial;
sixteen pages ; size of page 10x13 : subscrip-
tion $3 ; established 1879; Blake & Elliot, edi-
tors and publishers.
COLORADO BULLETIN; monthly^
four pages ; size 28x42 ; subscription 50 cents ;
established 1878; A. C. Fisk, editor; Fisk,
Ghost & Co., publishers ; an advertising sheet.
ROCKY MOUNTAIN PRESBY-
TERI AN ; monthly ; Presbyterian ; sixteen
pages ; size of page 9x12 ; subscription $1 ; es-
tablished 1872: Rev. Sheldon Jackson, D. D.,
editor and publisher ; circulation G G ; dated
at Denver and Cincinnati, Ohio.
EVANS, Weld Co., SOOf pop., on
South Platte r. and Denver Pacific Rd., 48 m.
from Denver ; cattle-shipping point ; in
stock-raising and farming district.
JOURNAL; Thursdays; independent;
four pages ; size 24x36 ; subscription $2 ; es-
tablished 1871 ; James Torrens, editor and
publisher ; circulation K.
FAIRPLAY, C. H., Park Co.
FLUME ; Thursdays ; four pages ; size
24x36 ; subscription $3 ; established 1879 ;
Hawkins & Bruner, editors and publishers.
AMERICAN NEWSPAPER DIRECTORY,
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COLORADO.
CJl
FORT COLLINS, C. H., Larimer
Co., coot- pop., ou C. C. Rd., 45 m. S. of Chey-
enne, Wjoming, and about 70 N. of Denver.
Is in a stock and wheat country, with a su-
perior climate.
COURIER ; Thursdays ; independent-
democratic ; four pages ; size 24x35 ; subscrip-
tion S2 ; established 1878 ; Watrous & Pelton,
editors and publishers ; circulation K K.
IiARI3IER CO. EXPRESS; Fridays;
republican ; four pages ; size 24x36 ; sub-
scription S2 ; established 1873 ; J. S. McClel-
land, editor and publisher ; circulation K 1.
GEORGETOWN, C. H., Clear Creek
Co., 5,00O|- pop., in the Rock Mountains, 50
m. W. of Denver. Mining extensively car-
ried on. Western terminus Colorado Cent.
Rd.
COLORADO 3IIXER ; Saturdays;
four pages ; size 28x44 ; subscription $2 50 ; es-
tablished 1867 ; Patterson & Bellamy, editors
and publishers ; circulation J 1.
COURIER; Thursdays; four pages ; size
28x44 : subscription $2 50 ; established 1877 ;
J. S. Randall, editor and publisher ; circula-
tion K 1.
GOLDEN, C. H., Jefferson Co., 2,500t
pop., 16 m. W. of Denver, on a fork of South
Platte r., which affords water power. Is
the present terminus of the Colorado Cen-
tral Rd., connecting \\-ith the Union Pacific
at Cheyenne, Kansas Pacific, and Denver &
Rio Grande Rds. Has coal shafts, two smelt-
ing works and copper reduction works ; also
three first-class flouring mills, and the only
paper mill west of Missouri r. Altitude 5,600
feet above the sea.
COLORADO TRANSCRIPT; Wed
uesdays ; democratic ; four pages ; size 24x36 ;
subscription $2 .50 ; established 1866 : Greorge
West, editor and publisher ; circulation J.
GLiOBE; Saturdays; republican; four
pages ; size 24x36 ; subscription .$2 ; established
1873 ; W. Gr. Smith, editor and publisher ; cir-
culation K 1.
GREELEY, C. H., Weld Co., l,200t
pop., on Denver Pacific R I., and on Cache
La Poudre r., 5 m. from its junction with
Platte r., 52 from Denver. The town lies in
a region adapted to agricultural pursuits,
and which is rapidly being settled by a su
perior class of settlers. The people are now
chiefly engaged in agi'iculture. Greeley is a
strict temperance town, the sale of intoxi-
cating liquor being forbidden by law.
COLORADO SUN: Saturdays ; republi-
can ; four pages ; size 24x36 ; subscription $2 ;
established 1872 : H. A. French, editor and
publisher ; circulation K 1.
TRIBUNE; Wednesdays; independent;
four pages ; size 24x:36 ; subscription §2 ; estab-
lished 1870 ; N. C. Meeker, editor ; E. J. Carver,
publisher ; circulation J.
IDAHO SPRINGS, Clear Creek Co.
IRIS; Fridays; four pages ; size 22x30;
subscription .$2 ; estalilished 1879 ; E. A. Bene-
dict, editor and publisher.
KOKOMO, Summit Co., trading town
in the Ten-Mile mining district.
SU3IMIT CO. TIMES; Saturdays;
foui" pages ; size 22x32 ; subscription S:3 ; es-
tablished 1879; Times Publishing Co., editors
and publishers.
LAKE CITY, C. H., Hinsdale Co.,
1,50lH' pop., 200 m. from Pueblo. A silver-
mining point, on Gunnison r.
COLORADO.
SILVER WORLD; Saturdays ; repub-
lican : four pages ; size 26x40 ; subscription .$3 ;
established 1875 ; Henry C. Olney, editor and
publisher ; circulation K.
LEADVILLE, Ldf^e Co., a populous
and rapidly-rising mining town; trade
centre for a large district.
CHRONICLE: every evening exc^t
Sunday, and CARBONATE CHRON-
ICLE, Saturdays; four pages; size— daily
24x:>4, weekly 26x41 ; subscription— daily §12,
weekly .S3; established 1879; Chronicle Pub-
lishing Co., editors and publishers.
DE.UOCRAT; every morning except
Monday, and WEEKLY, Saturdays ; dem-
ocratic ; eight pages ; size 31x47 ; subscription
—daily $12, weekly $4; established 1879 ; Dem-
ocrat Printing Co., editors and publishers.
ECLIPSE ; every morning except Mon-
day, and AVEEKLA^ Thursdays; four
pages; size— daily 24x36, weekly 26x40; sub-
scription—daily $10, weekly $3; established
1873 ; W. F. Hogan, editor and publisher ; cir-
culation—weekly J.
HERALD; every morning except Mon-
day, and WEEKLY, Saturdays; four
pages; size 23x44; subscription— daily $10,
weekly S3 ; established 1S79 ; Herald Printing
Co.. editors and publishers.
REVEILLE; every morning except
Monday, and LAKE CO. REVEILLE,
Saturdays; four pages; size 26x41 ; sabscrip-
tion— daily $10 ; established 1879 ; R. S. Allen,
editor and publisher ; circulation— daily J J.
LONGMONT, Boulder Co., J,000t
pop., on line of Colorado Central Rd., 32 m.
from Denver and 75 from Cheyenne. Cen-
tre of a superior agricultui'al region.
LEDGER: Fridays; republican; four-
pages ; size 24x36 ; subscription $1 50 ; estab-
lished 1879; Ledger Printing Co., editors and
publishers.
PRESS; Saturdays; four pages; size
24x36 ; subscription $2 ; established 1871; El-
mer F. Beckwith, editor and publisher ; circu-
lation K 1.
MONUMENT, El Paso Co., 200t
pop., on Denver & Rio Grande Rd.; possesses
a cheese factory. Resort for asthmatics.
JOURNAL; Saturdays ; four pages; size
24x35; subscription $1 50; established 1880.
MENTOR; Saturdays; independent-re-
publican ; four pages ; size 25x:3S ; subscrip-
tion $1 50 ; established 1878 ; A. T. Blachly, edi-
tor and publisher ; circulation K K. The
"Mentor" is the best advertising medium for
Central Colorado, being taken almost univer-
sally by the ranchmen and business meii, in
this, the richest agricultural and dairying
section of the State.
OURAY, Oitratj Co., l,000t pop., In
southwestern part of the State, on Unconi-
pahgre r., 450 m. from Denver. This town
is the centre of a rich gold and silver-min-
ing quarte^r and is growing rapidly.
SOLID MULDOON; Fridays; four
pages ; size 24x34 ; subscription $2 50 ; estab-
lished 1879 ; Solid Muldoou Printing and
Publishing Co., editors and publishers.
TI3IES; Saturdays; independent; four
pages ; size 22x32 ; subscription $2 ; established
1877 ; H. Ripley & Brother, editors and pub-
lishers ; circulation K.
PUEBLO, C. H., Pueblo Co., 5,000t
pop., on Denver & Rio Grande Narrow
Gauge Rd., and Arkansas r., 118 m. S. of
Denver. Terminus of Atchison, Topeka &
Santa Fe Rd. Is the supply point for the
San Juan miniiag country and commercial
centre for the agricultural, stock and min-
ing interests of Southern Colorado and
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GEO. P. ROWELL & GO'S
COLORADO.
New Mexico. The metropolis of Southern
Colorado, and surrounded by an agricul-
tural and stock-raising district.
COLORADO CHIEFTAIN; every
morning except Monday, and WEEK.IjY,
Thursdays ; independent ; four pages ; size-
daily 26x40, weekly 28x44 ; subscription— daily
$10, weekly $3; established — daily 1871,
weekly 1868 ; J. J. Lambert, editor and pub-
lisher ; circulation — daily K 1, weekly I.
DEMOCRAT ; every evening except
Sunday, and VVEEIiliY, Wednesdays ;
democratic ; four pages ; size — daily 22x32,
weekly 26x40 ; subscription— weekly $2 50 ;
established 1877 ; A. Y. Hull, editor ; M. A. &
F. W. Hull, publLshers ; circulation— daily K,
weekly K 1.
RICO, Ouray Co., a new mining camp.
DOIiORES NEWS ; Thursdays ; four
pages ; size 22x30 ; subscription .$3 ; estab-
lished 1879 ; John R. Curry, editor and pub-
lisher.
ROSITA, Custer Co., 1.200t pop., 50 m.
from Pueblo and 30 from Canon City. Gold
and silver mining.
INDEX; Thursdays; independent; eight
pages ; size 30x44 ; subscription $2 ; estab-
lished 1875 ; Charles Baker, editor and pub-
lisher ; circulation K.
SAGUACHE, C. H., Saguache Co.,
300t pop., 60 m. W. of Canon City, 35 N. of
Del Norte.
CHRONICL-E; Saturdays; foin- pages;
size 26x40 ; subscription $S ; established 1874 ;
W. B. Felton, editor and publisher ; circula-
tion K.
SILVER CLIFF, Custer Co., 2,000t
pop. and upwards. A recently established
nrining town.
MINER ; every morning except Sunday,
and WEEKLY, Fridays ; republican ; four
pages ; size— daily 17x22, weekly 24x.36 ; estab-
lished 1878; W. L. Stevens, editor and pub-
lisher.
PROSPECTOR; every evening except
Sunday ; four pages ; size 16x22 ; established
1879 ; A. H. Lacy, editor and publisher.
SILVERTON, C. H., San Juan Co.,
soot pop., in a district engaged in the min-
ing and reduction of gold and silver ores.
L.A PLATA MINER.++
SOUTH PUEBLO, Pueblo Co., l.OOOf
pop., 1 m. from Pueblo, on Arkansas r.
and Denver and Rio Grande Rd., and ter-
minus of Atchison, Topeka and Santa Fe
Rd. Shipping point in an agricultural
country.
BANNER ; Wednesdays ; independent ;
four pages ; size 24x35 ; subscription $2.50 ;
established 1879 ; A. J. Patrick, editor and
publisher.
TRINIDAD, C. H., Las Animas Co.,
2,500t pop., on Las Animas r., 210 m. S. of
Denver City via D. & R. G. Rd., and 650 m.
from Kansas City via Southern Extension
of A., T. & Santa Fe Rd.; at junction of lat-
ter with Denver & Rio Grande Rd. Centre
of a grazing and farming country. Sur-
rounded by fields of superior coking coal.
NEWS; every morning except Monday,
and WEEKLY, Thursdays ; independent ;
daily four pages, weekly eight pages ; size-
daily 22x31, weekly 26x40 ; subscription— daily
$10, weekly .$2 50 ; established 1878 ; Henry
Sturges, editor and publisher; circulation —
daily K, weekly K 1.
COLORADO.
WEST LAS ANIMAS, C. II., Bent
Co., 600t pop., about 80 m. E. of Pueblo, on
A., T. & Santa Fe and Arkansas Valley Rds.
In cattle and sheep-raising district. Has a
fine climate and is a resort for invalids
afflicted with lung diseases.
LAS ANIMAS LEADER; Fridays;
four pages ; size 22x30 ; subscription $2 ; es-
tablished 1873 ; Chas. W. Bowman, editor and
publisher ; circulation K.
CONNECTICUT.
ANSONIA, New Haven Co., 5,500t
pop., on Naugatuck Rd. and r., 16 m. N. of
Bridgeport, terminus of New Haven and
Derby Rd. Engaged in manufactures.
NAUGATUCK VALLEY SENTI-
NEL; Thursdays; republican; four pages;
size 27x41 ; subscription $2 ; established 1871 ;
J. M. Emerson & Co., editors and publishers ;
circulation J 1.
BETHEL, Fairfield Co., 2,500t pop., 3
m. from Danbury, on Danbury & Norwalk
Rd. Engaged principally in the manufac-
ture of hats.
LEDGER; Wednesdays; independent;
eight pages ; size 30x44 ; subscription $1 50 ;
established 1875 ; Charles E. Hoyt & Co., edi-
tors and publishers ; circulation K 1.
BIRMINGHAM, New Haven Co.,
2,103 pop., in Derby township, at junction of
Naugatuck and Housatonic rs., 10 m. W. of
New Haven.
DERBY TRANSCRIPT; Fridays;
repul)llcan ; four pages ; size 27x40 ; subscrip-
tion $2 ; established 1867 ; Derby Printing Co.,
editors and publishers ; circulation J J.
BRIDGEPORT, C. H., Fairfield Co.,
25,lXK)t pop., on Long Island Sound and New
York & New Haven Rd., 59 m. from New
York City, and at the junction of Housa-
tonic and Naugatuck Rds. Engaged in sew-
ing machine, carriage, furniture, fire-arms,
and other manufactures and coast trade.
EVENING FARMER; every evening
except Sunday, and REPUBLICAN
FARMER, Fridays; democratic; four
pages ; size— daily 26x38, weekly 31x48 ; sub-
scription—daily $7, weekly .$2 ; established-
daily 1863, weekly 1790; Gould & Stiles, edi-
tors and publishers ; circulation— dally J J,
weekly 1 1.
STANDARD ; eveiy evening except
Sunday, and REPUBLICAN STAND-
ARD, Fridays; republican; daily four
pages, weeklj" eight pages ; size — dailj^ 28x41,
weekly 37x48 ; subscription — daily $7, weekly
$2 ; established— daily 1854, weekly 1842 ; John
D. Candee and George C. Waldo, editors ;
Standard Association, publishers ; Alexander
Wheeler, business manager ; circulation —
daily 1 1, weekly III. Bridgeport and vicinity
has a population o/ 30,000 and is constantlij
increasing. Numerous manufactories re-
cently located here. The "Standard" has a
circulation of unusual value to advertisers.
Its readers are the intelligent and thrifty
X>eople of Western Connecticut, and it prints
three times the number of papers every day
than any other paper in Western Connecticut.
The Daily embraces the leading tou-7is ivithin
a radius of 20 miles, and the Weekly is the
leading paper in Fairfield and Litchfield
counties. Circulates largely also in the East-
ern portion of th e State. Proof test of circu -
lotion is furnished by returns made to the
P. O. Department under new liostal laws. No
better mediuin to reach Connecticut people.
Rapidly increasing in circulation Spjecimen
copies sent on application.
AMERICAN XEWSPAPER DIRECTORY.
41
CONNECTICUT.
CONNECTICUT.
LEADER ; semi-weekly. Wednesdays
and Saturdays ; four pages ; size '<:lx31 ; estab-
lished 1ST2; Franklin Sherwood, publisher;
circulation K.
BRIDGEPORTER ZEITUNG;
Saturdays ; German ; democratic ; four pages;
size 23x34 ; subscription §2 08 ; established
1873 ; H. Gauss, editor ; G. Moll, publisher ; cir-
culation K.
REPIBLICAX FARMER; (see Even-
ing Farmer).
REPUBLICAN STANDARD; (see
Standard).
BRISTOL, Sartford Co., 5,000t pop.,
20 m. W. of Hartford, on X. Y. & N. E. Rd.
Clocks, hardware and woolen goods prin-
cipal manufactvu-es.
PRESS ; Thursdays ; neutral ; four pages ;
size 27x40 ; subscription §2 ; established 1871 ;
C. H. Riggs, editor and publisher ; circula-
tion J.
CANAAN, Litchfield Co., 2,952t pop.,
at junction of Housatonic and Conn. West-
ern Rds.; business centre; 73 m. from
Bridgeport, and 56 from Hartford.
C O N N E C T I C U T AV E S T E R N
NEWS; Wednesdays; four pages: size
2*;x40 ; subscription SI 50 ; established 1871 ; J.
B. Hardenbergh, editor and publisher ; circu-
lation J.
CHESHIRE, ^"'eio Haven Co., 2,500t
pop.
ORACLE; monthly; twelve pages; size
of page 8x11 ; subscription SI ; established
1874 ; Students of Episcopal Academy of Con-
necticut, editors and publishers ; a college
paper ; Issued during the scholastic year.
DANBURY, C. H., Fairfield Co.,
10,000+ pop., at terminus of Danbury and
Norwalk Rd., 68 m. from New York; a
branch railroad also connects with Housa-
tonic at Brookfield. Engaged in manufac-
tures, the principal of which are hats and
boots.
DEMOCRAT; Saturdays; four pages;
size 24x36; subscription §2; established 1877;
Lu K. Wildnaan, editor and publisher ; circula-
tion K.
GLOBE; Mondays; republican; eight
pages ; size ;30x44 ; subscription .$2 ; established
1873 ; Globe Printing Co., publishers ; circula-
tion K K 1.
NEWS; Wednesdays; neutral; eight
pages ; size 28x43 ; subscription S2 ; established
1870 ; J. M. Bailey, editor and publisher ; cir-
culation I 1 ; a literary edition, same form
and size, subscription $2 10, is issued Satur-
days ; circulation G.
REPUBLICAN; Saturdays; republi-
can ; four pages ; size 28x42 ; subscription
S2 ; established 1879 ; Danburv Publishing Co.,
editors and publishers ; circulation J 1.
DANIELSONVILLE, mndhamCo.,
3,500+ pop., in Killingly township, on Quin-
nebaug r. and Norwich & Worcester Rd., 25
m. from Norwich. Engaged in cotton and
woolen manufacture.
DEMOCRATIC SENTINEL; Wed-
nesdays ; democratic ; eight pages ; size 30x44 ;
subscription .§1 50; established 1870; T. W.
Greenslitt, editor ; Greenslitt & Hamilton,
publishers ; circulation J 1.
WINDHAM CO. TRANSCRIPT;
Thuisdays ; republican ; four pages ; size
28x4;S ; subscription .$2 ; established 18,54 ; J. Q.
A. Stone, editor and publisher ; circulation
Jl.
EASTERN KNIGHT; monthly ;
Knights of Pythias; eight pages; size 20x24;
subscription 75 cents ; established 1878 ; T. W.
Greenslitt, editor; Greenslitt & Hamilton,
publishers ; circulation K 1.
DEEP RIVER, Middlesex Co., l,200t
pop., on Conn. Valley Rd., 30 m. from Hart-
ford, and 30 from New Haven. Manufac-
turing town.
NEW ERA ; Fridays ; four pages ; size
22x30 ; subscriptions! ; established 1874 ; Fran-
cis Sheldon, editor and publisher ; circulation
KKl.
ESSEX, Middlesex Co., 1,7001 pop., on
Conn. Valley Rd. and Conn, r., 39 m. E. of
New Haven and 40 S. of Hartford. Makes
ivory goods, key boards, emery wheels and
other hardware.
GAZETTE; Saturdays; four pages; size
20x26 ; subscription §1 ; established 1879 ; C. L.
Howard, editor ; Gazette Publishing Co., pub-
lishers.
GREENWICH, Fairfield Co., 8,000t
pop., on Long Island Sound. On N. Y. & N.
H. Rd., 27 m. N. E. of New York City. A
place of residence for New York City busi-
ness men ; in an agricultural community.
OBSERVER; Thursdays; four pages;
size 22x31 ; subscription $1 50 ; established
1875 ; William M. Keeler, editor and publisher ,
circulation K.
HARTFORD, C. H., Hartford Co.,
State Capital, 50,00Of pop., on Connecticut
r. and on New Haven and Hartford Rd. En-
gaged in commerce and manufactures.
COURANT; everv morning except Sun-
day, and CONNECTICUT COURANT,
Thursdays ; republican ; four pages ; size
30x46; subscription— daily §8, weekly S2; es-
tablished—daily 1836, weekly 1764; Hawley,
Goodrich & Co., editors and publishers; cir-
culation—dailv G 1. weekly G 1.
EVENING POST; every evening ex-
cept Sundav, and CONNECTICUT
POST, Saturdays; republican; daily four
pages, weekly eight pages ; size — daily 30x46,
weekly 32x48 ; subscription— daily $8, weekly
SI 50; 'established 1856; Evening Post Associ-
ation, editors and publishers; circulation—
dailv H 1, weekly H 1.
TI31ES; every evening except Sunday,
and WEEKLY, Thursdays; democratic;
four pages ; size 30x48 ; subscription — daily
S8, weekly $2 ; established— daily 1841, weekly
1815; Burr Bros., editors and publishers; cir-
culation— daily G 1, weekly G 1.
AMERICAN POULTRY YARD;
Saturdays ; poultry raising ; four pages ; size
22x32 ; subscription $1 50 ; established 1878 ; H.
H. Stoddard, editor and publisher ; circula-
tion J J 1.
CHRISTIAN SECRETARY; Wed
nesdavs ; baptist ; fotir pages ; size 23x42 ;
subscription .S2 20 ; established 1822 ; Rev. S.
D. Phelps, D. D., editor and publisher ; circu-
lation III.
CONNECTICUT CATHOLIC; Satur
days; catholic; eight pages; size 27x40; sub-
scription .$2 ; established 1876 ; M. F. Scanlan,
editor and publisher ; circulation H H 1.
CONNECTICUT COURANT; (see
Courant).
CONNECTICUT FAR3IER; Satur-
days ; agricultural : eight pages ; size ;^x43 ;
subscription S2 ; established 1879 ; E. B. Elmer
& Co., editors and publishers ; circ'n J J 1.
CONNECTICUT POST; (see Posf).
RELIGIOUS HERALD; Thursdays;
congi-egational ; four pages ; size 28x42 ; sub-
scription $2 10 ; established 1843 ; Rev. L. Per-
rin, D. D., editor ; David B. Moseley, pubUsh-
er ; circulation J.
SATURDAY NIGHT; Saturdays;
eight pages ; size 23x31 ; subscription $1 50 ;
established 1879; Charles W. Scott, editor;
Saturday Night Publishing Co., publishers.
SUNDAY ARGUS; Sundays ; independ-
ent ; four pages ; size 20x27 ; established 1879 ;
Argus Publishing Co., editors and publishers.
42
GEO. P. ROW ELL & GO'S
CONNECTICUT.
SUNDAY GLOBE; Sundays; eight
pages ; size 30x44 ; subscription $2 10 ; estab-
lished 1876 : Charles C. Hubbard, editor and
publisher ; circulation X.
SUNDAY JOURNAL; Sundays ; inde-
pendent ; four pages ; size 24x36 ; subscription
$2 50; established 1867; Joseph H. Barnum,
editor and publisher ; circulation X.
TRINITY TABLET; every third Sat
urday ; twenty pages ; size of page 8x11 ; sub-
scription $2 ; established 1868 ; Senior Class
of Trinity College, publishers ; circulation
K 1; issued during the collegiate year.
POULTRY WORLD; monthly; poul
try raising ; forty-four pages ; size of page
9x11 ; subscription $1 25 ; established 1872 ; H.
H. Stoddard, editor and publisher ; circula-
tion III.
A3IERICAN JOURNAL OF EDU-
CATION; quarterly; educational; two
hundred and twenty-eight pages octavo ; sub-
scription $4; established 1855; Henry Bar-
nard, LL. D., editor and publisher; circula-
tion J 1.
JOURNAL OF INEBRIETY; quar
terly ; one hundred pages octavo ; subscrip-
tion $2; established 1876; published under
the auspices of the American Association for
the Cure of Inebriates ; E. B. Dillingham, busi-
ness manager ; circulation J.
LITCHFIELD, C.H., Litchfield Co.,
3,850+ pop., on the Shepaug branch of Dan-
bury & Norwallc Rd., and about 4 m. W. of
the line of the Naugatucli Rd. Engaged in
manufactures, and centre of considerable
trade.
ENQUIRER: Thursdays; republican;
four pages ; size 28x42 ; subscription $2 50 ; es-
tablished 1826 ; George A. Hickox, editor and
publisher ; circulation J 1.
MIDDLETOWN, C. H., Middlesex
Co., 11, 143-t- pop., on Connecticut r., and New
Haven, Middletown & Willimantic Rd., at
an equal distance from New Yorlc and Bos-
ton, and 35 m. from Long Island Sound.
Engaged in various manufactures. Centre
of a large trade.
CONSTITUTION; Tuesdays; republi-
can ; four pages ; size 28x40 ; subscription
$2; established 1837; C. W. Church, editor
and publisher ; circulation K 1.
SENTINEL AND WITNESS; Satur-
days ; democratic ; four pages ; size 28x42 ;
subscription $1 50; established 1823; Ernest
King, editor; Ernest King, Jr., publisher; cii--
culation J 1.
STATE TEMPERANCE JOUR-
NAL; Fridays; prohibition; four pages;
size 22x31 ; svibscription $1 ; established 1866 ;
C. D. Rice; publisher ; circulation K K.
COLLEGE ARGUS; every ten days;
sixteen pages ; size of page 10x12 ; subscription
$2 ; established 1868 ; Students of tlie Senior
and Junior Classes of the Wesleyau Univer-
sity, editors and publishers ; circulation K 1 ;
a college paper ; issued during the collegiate
year.
MOODUS, Middlesex Co., in East Had-
dam township, on Moodus r., near its en-
trance into the Connecticut, and about 12
m. S. E. of Middletown.
CONNECTICUT VALLEY AD-
VERTISER; Saturdays; four pages; size
28x44 ; subscription .$2 ; established 1869 ; Jo-
seph E. Selden, editor ; Connecticut Valley
Printing Co., publishers ; circulation I.
MYSTIC RIVER, Neio London Co.,
village on Mystic r. ; ship-building, vegeta-
ble and fruit-packing, fishing and manufac-
ture of printers', book binders' and other
hardware; Menhadden oil works here,
MYSTIC JOURNAL; Thursdays ;
CONNECTICUT.
independent ; four pages ; size 26x40 ; subscrip-
tion $2 ; established 18.59 ; Albert Denison, edi-
tor; Journal Co., publishers; circulation K ;
printed at the office of the Stonington 3Iiri-or.
MYSTIC PRESS ; Thursdays ; inde-
pendent ; four pages ; size 22x32 ; subscrlp.iou
$2; established 1873; L. M. Guernsey, editor
and publisher ; circulation K 1.
NAUGATUCK, ^^ew Haven Co., 3,800t
pop., on Naugatuck Rd., 5 m. from Water-
bury. Has rubber factories.
ENTERPRISE; Fridays; four pages;
size 24x36; subscription $1 50; established
1877 ; B. A. Peck, editor and publisher ; cii'cu-
lation K K.
NEW BRITAIN, Hartford Co., 11-
000+ pop., 10 m. from Hartford, on Hartford,
Providence & Fishkill Rds. Engaged in
manufacturing hardware, jewelry and
other articles.
OBSERVER; Tuesdays; four pages;
size 26x40 ; subscription $2 ; established 1876 ;
R. J. Vance & Co., editors and publishers ;
circulation J.
RECORD; Fridays; republican; four
pages ; size 26x40 ; subscription $2 ; estab-
lished 1865; Samuel Baker, editor and pub-
lisher : circulation 1 1.
NEW CANAAN, Fairfield Co., 2,800t
pop., 8 m. from Stamford and 5 from Nor-
walk ; terminus of New Canaan Rd. Prin-
cipal manufactures, boots, shoes and cloth-
ing; 114 hours from New York. Western
Union Telegraph communication.
MESSENGER; Saturdays; independent;
four pages ; size 24x36 ; subscription $1 50 ;
established 1877 ; L. M. Monroe, editor ; Wm.
W. Gillespie & Co., publishers ; circulation K.
NEW kAVEN, C. H., New Haven
Co., 60,000+ pop., at head of New Haven bay,
4 m. from Long Island Sound, 73 from
New York. Six railroads centre here. Seat
of Yale College. Engaged in commerce,
and in carriage and other manufactures.
CONNECTICUT REPUBLIRAN-
ER ; every morning except Sunday, and
WEEKLY, Saturdays; German; repub-
lican ; four pages ; size — daily 22x29, weekly
24x38 ; subscription— dally .$6 50, weekly $2 ;
established— daily 1879, weekly 1867 ; Weigand
Schlein, editor and publisher; circulation-
weekly J J.
EVENING REGISTER ; every evening
except Sunday, COLU3IBIAN REGIS-
TER, Saturdays, and SUNDAY REGIS-
TER, Sundays ; democratic ; four pages ; size
—daily and Sunday 29x42, weekly 30x48 ; sub-
scription—daily $8, weekly $2, Sunday $2 ; es-
tablished—daily 1840, weekly 1812, Sunday
1879; Register Publishing Co., editors and
publishers; circulation — dailv H 1, weekly G 1. .
MORNING JOURNAL AND COU-
RIER ; everv morning except Sunday, and
CONNECTICUT HERALD AND
J OURN A L, Saturdays ; republican ; four
pages ; size :S0x46 ; subscription— daily $8,
weekly, $2; established— daily 1832, weekly
1803 ; Carrington & Co., editors and publish-
ers ; circulation — daily H 1, weekly I.
PALLADIUi>l; every morning except
Sunday, and WEEKLY, Thursdays; re-
publican ; daily four pages, weekly eight
pages; size— daily 28x42, weekly 32x46; sub-
scription—daily $8, weeklv $2 ; established-
daily 1840, weekly 1829; Palladium Co., edi-
tors and publishers; circulation — daily H 1,
weekly 1 1.
UNION; every evening except Sundav,
WEEKLY, Thursdays, and SUNDAY
UNION, Sundays; eight pages; size 31x40;
subscription— daily $7, weekly $1, Sunday
$2; established— daily 1870, weekly 1873, Sun-
day 1865 ; Union Printing Company, editors
AMERICAN NEWSPAPER DIRECTORY,
CONNECTICUT.
CONNECTICUT.
and publishers ; circulation— daily J 1, weekly
K 1. Sunday III.
COLUMBIAN REGISTER; (see
Eveninu Register).
CONNECTICUT BOTSCHAFTER;
Saturdays ; German ; four pages ; size 20x30 ;
subscription SI 40 ; established 1876 ; Freder-
ick W. Stilke, editor ; H. Bussman, publisher ;
circulation K. _
CONNECTICUT HERAED AND
JOURNALS (see Morning Journal and
Courier).
NEW ENGLAND ANZEIGER; Sat
urdays ; German ; independent ; eight pages ;
size 31x44 ; subscription S2 ; established 187T ;
Paul Gebhard, editor and publisher ; circula-
tion J 1.
SEA WORLD; Mondays; oyster trade ;
eight pages ; size 23x:33 ; subscription $2 ; es-
tablished 1879; W. B. Hopson, editor; Sea
World Publishing Co., publishers.
SHORE LINE TI3IES; Saturdays; in-
dependent ; four pages ; size 26x40 ; subscrip-
tion $1 ; established 1877 ; William Sheffield,
editor and publisher ; circulation J J.
YALE COURANT, bi-weekly ; twenty-
four pages ; size of page 8x11 ; subscription
$1 60; established 1865; Students of Yale
C!ollege, editors and publishers ; circulation
K 1 ; issued during the collegiate year.
YALE RECORD; bi-weekly; twenty
pages ; size of page 8x11 ; subscription $1 60 ;
established 1872; Students of Yale College,
editors and publishers ; circulation K 1 ; is-
sued during the collegiate year.
A3IERICAN JOURNAL OF SCI-
ENCE AND ARTS; monthly ; science :
eighty pages octavo ; subscription S6 ; estab-
lished 1818 ; James D. Dana and E. S. Dana,
editors and publishers ; circulation J.
CRITIC ; monthly; sixteen pages; size
of page 8x11; subscription 90 cents; estab-
lished 1872; Students of Hopkins Grammar
School, editors and publishers ; circulation
K ; a school paper ; issued during the scho-
lastic year.
HIBERNIAN RECORD; monthly;
Ancient Order of Hibernians; four pages;
size 22x31 ; subscription 60 cents ; established
1878; John D. Cunningham & Co., editors and
publishers : circulation J 1.
HUBBARD'S PRINTER-ADVER-
TISER; monthly; twelve pages; size of
page 9x12 ; subscription 50 cents : established
1875 ; H. P. Hubbard, editor and publisher.
L003IIS' MUSICAL AND MA-
SONIC JOURNAL; monthly; masonic ;
music ; twenty-four pages; size of page 9x13;
subscription §1 ; established 1865 ; C. M.
Loomis, publisher; circulation 1 1.
REVEILLE; monthly ; eight pages; size
of page 9x12 ; subscription 75 cents ; estab-
lished 187U; Students of the Collegiate and
Commercial Institute, editors and publish-
ers ; cii'culation K ; a school paper ; issued
during the scholastic year.
YALE LITERARY MAGAZINE;
monthly ; literary ; sixty-two pages octavo ;
sabscription S3 ; established 1836 ; Students of
Yale College, editors and publishers; circula-
tion K 1.
NEW E N G L A N D E R ; bi-monthly ;
one hundred and sixty pages octavo ; sub-
scription $4 12; established 184:3; Wm. L.
Kingsley, editor and publisher ; circulation
J 1.
NEWLONDON, C. H., Keio London
Co., 11,000+ pop., on Thames r., having a
good harbor. Engaged in commerce and
manufacturing.
EVENING TELEGRAM; every even-
ing except Sunday, and CONNECTICUT
GAZETTE, Fridays; independent ; daily
four pages, weekly eight pages ; size— daily
22x31, weekly 26x41 ; subscription— daily $8,
weekly $1 50 ; established 1873 ; New London
Printing Company, editors and publishers ;
circulation — dailv J J, weekly J 1.
CONNECTICUT GAZETTE; (see
{Evening Telegram).
NEW MILrORD, Litchfield Co.,
3,700+ pop., on Housatonic r. and Rd., 35 m.
from Bi'idgeport, and 16 from Danburj-.
Largely engaged in tobacco and button
manufacturing.
GAZETTE; Fridays; four pages; size
26x40; subscription $2; established 1876;
Robert Erwin, editor and publisher ; circ'n J.
HOUSATONIC RAY; Saturdays; in-
dependent ; four pages ; size 24x36 ; subscrip-
tion $2; established 187?; M. L. Delavan, edi-
tor and publisher ; circulation J 1.
NEWTOWN, Fairfield Co., 3,500t
pop., on Housatonic r., 66 m. from New
York, and on Housatonic Rd. The New
York Belting and Packing Co. have a large
manufactory here. A summer resort.
BEE; Wednesdays ; independent ; f our
pages; size 26x40; subscription $1 5(3; estab-
lished 1877; Bee Printing Co.. publishers ; cir-
culation J.
NORWALK, Fairfield Co., 15,0001
pop., on Norwalk r. and New York & New
Haven Rd., 45 m. from New York, and at
junction of Norwalk and Danbury Rd.
Engaged in manufactures.
DEMOCRAT; Saturdays; democratic;
four pages ; size 24x35 ; subscription $1 ; estab-
lished 1877 ; William R. Palmer & Co., publish-
ers ; circulation J 1.
GAZETTE; Tuesdays; republican; four
pages; size 29x46; subscription §2; estab-
lished 1818 ; A. H. Byington & Co., editors and
publishers ; circulation J J 1.
HOUR AND WESTPORT AD-
VERTISER; Saturdays; independent;
four pages ; size 24x36 ; subscription $1 ; es-
tablished 1871 ; B. W. Maples, editor and pub-
lisher ; circulation J.
NORWICH, C. H., New London Co.,
16,653 pop., at head of navigation on Thames
r., 13 m. from New London, and midway
between New York and Boston on Norwich
& Worcester and New London Northern Rd.
A line of steamers make daily trips between
here and New York. Engaged in commerce
and manufactures.
MORNING BULLETIN; every morn-
ing except Sunday, and COURIER, Wed-
nesdays ; republican ; daily four pagesj
weekly eight pages ; size— daily 24x36, week-
ly 32x46; subscription— daily $8, weekly 50
cents; established— daily 1858, weekly 1796;
A. S. Bolles, editor ; Bulletin Company, pub-
lishers ; Charles E. Dyer, manager; circula-
tion—daily I, weekly HI.
COOLEY^S WEEKLY; Saturdays;
four pages ; size 30x44 ; subscription 50 cents ^
J. G. Cooley, editor and publisher ; circula-
tion G 1.
COURIER; (see Morning Bulletin).
OBSERVER ; Tuesdays; democratic;-,
four pages ; size 24x36 ; subscription 50 cents ;
established 1879.
PliAINVILLE, Hartford Co., l,950f
pop., 14 m. W. of Hartford, junction of H.
P. & F., and N. H. & Northampton Rds.
Woolen goods, clocks and carriages are
manufactured here,
NEWS; Thursdays: neutral; four pages;
size 27x40 ; subscription $2 ; established 1874 ;
C, H. Riggs, editor and publisher; circula-
tion K ; printed at the olHce of the Bristol
Pi^ess.
PUTNAM, Windham Co., 6,000t pop.,
on Quinnebaug r. and Boston, Hartford &
Erie Rd., at intersection of Norwich & Wor-
cester Rd., 26 m. from Worcester and 34:
44
GEO. P. ROWELL & GO'S
CONNECTICUT.
from Norwich. Engaged in the manufac-
ture of cotton and boots and shoes.
PATRIOT; Fridays; republican; four
pages ; size 27x43 ; subscription $2 ; estab-
lished 1873 ; E. C. Stone, editor and publislier ;
circulation J 1.
RIDGEFIELD, Fairfield Co., 1,919
pop., on Danburj' & Norwalk Rd., 10 m.
from Danbury, and 14 from Norwalk. Is a
summer resort of New York city residents
and lies in a farming quarter.
PRESS ; Wednesdays ; four pages ; size
22x31; subscription $1 25; established 1875;
D. Crosby Baxter, editor ; Press Publishing
Co., publisiiers ; circvilation K.
ROCKVILLE, Tolland Co., 6,000t
pop., in Vernon township, 17 m. from Hart-
ford, on Rockville branch of Hartford,
Providence & Fishkill Rd., and branch of
Connecticut Central. Principally engaged
in manufacture of woolen and silk goods.
TOLLAND CO. JOURNAL; Fridays;
independent ; four pages ; size 26x40 ; sub-
scription $1 50; established 1866; French
Bros., editors and publishers; circulation J.
TOLLAND CO. LEADER; Fridays;
independent ; four pages ; size 21x31 ; sub-
scription $1 ; established 1879 ; Burr & Byron,
editors and publishers ; circulation K K 1.
SEYMOUR, New Haven Co., 2,500t
pop., at junction of Naugatuck, Bladen
and Little rs., supplying ample water
power for many large factories.
RECORD; Fridays; Independent; four
pages ; size 20x26 ; subscription $1 ; estab-
lished 1871 ; W. C. Shai-pe, editor and pub-
lisher ; circulation K 1.
SOUTH COVENTRY, Tolland Co.,
4,000t pop., on Willimantic r. and New Lon-
don Northern Rd., 35 m. from New London.
Engaged in manufactures.
COVENTRY LOCAL REGISTER;
Thursdays ; republican ; four pages ; size
24x36 ; subscription $1 50 ; established 1868 ;
J. McLaughlin, editor and publisher ; circula-
tion K ; printed at the office of the Stafford
Springs Tolland Co. P)-ess.
SOUTHINGTON, Hartford Co.,
4,8004- pop,, 20 m, N. of New Haven, on New
Haven & Northampton Rd. Engaged in the
manufacture of general hardware, carriage
hardware and pocket cutlery.
PHOENIX; Fridays; independent;
eight pages ; size 30x44 ; subscription $2 ; es-
tablished 1873 ; Haviland & Haj'es, editors and
publishers ; circulation J.
SOUTH NORW^ALK, Fairfield
Co., 4,500+ pop., ou Norwalk r. and N. Y. &
N. H. Rd., 42 m. from New York and 33
from New Haven. Hat manufacturing and
extensive oyster business carried on.
SENTINEL; Saturdays ; neutral ;
four pages ; size 28x42 ; subscription $1 50 ;
established 1870 ; Golden Bros., editors and
publishers ; circulation J .
SOUTHPORT, Fairfield Co., 6,000t
pop. ; business centre of Fairfield township ;
50 ni. from New York; said to be the
wealthiest town on line of N. Y., N. H. and
Hart. Rd. ; good harbor ; surrounded by
great onion-raising district.
TIMES; Thursdays; independent; four
pages ; size 26x40 ; subscription $1 ; estab-
lished 1878 ; Henry A. Van Dalsem, editor and
publisher ; circulation K K.
CONNECTICUT.
STAFFORD SPRINGS, Tolland
Co., 3,500+ pop., in Stafford township, on
Willimantic r. and New London Northern
Rd., 50 m. from New London. Engaged in
woolen, cotton and iron manufactures.
Mineral springs located here.
TOLLAND CO. PRESS; Thursdays;
republican ; four pages ; size 24x36 ; subscrip-
tion $1 50 ; established 1858 ; J. McLaughlin,
editor and publisher ; circulation J 1.
STAMFORD, Fairfield Co., ll,000t
pop., on Long Island Sound and New York
& New Haven & Hartford Rd., 134 m. from
New York. Engaged in manufactures and
coast trade, and is a summer resort. Pos-
sesses an extensive billiard-table manufac-
tory, and also the Yale lock works and
large woolen mills. Is the residence of a
large number of persons who do business
in New York City. Has good schools
and fine churches.
ADVOCATE; Fridays; republican ; four
pages ; size 29x44 ; subscription $2 ; estab-
lished 1829 ; Wm. W. Gillespie & Co., editors
and publishers ; circulation J.
HERALD; Thursdays; independent;
four pages; size 27x40; subscription $2; es-
tablished 1875 ; Geo. Baker, editor ; Baker &
Warren, publishers ; circulation J.
STONINGTON, :^^e^o London Co.,
6,313 pop., and port of entry on the sea
coast at eastern extremity of Long Island
Sound, 12 m. E. of New London, with which
it is connected by theStonington and Provi-
dence Rd. New York & Stonington Steam-
boat line connects with New York city
daily. Has a good harbor, and is engaged
in coast trade and manufactures.
MIRROR; Thursdays; independent;
four pages ; size 26x40 ; subscription $2 ; es-
tablished 1869; J. S. Anderson, editor and
publisher ; circulation K.
WALLINGFORD, New Haven Co.,
4,500+ pop., on N. Y. & N. H. & H. Rd., 13 m.
N. of New Haven. Contains several Brit-
annia manufactories.
WINDERMERE FORUM; Wednes
days ; independent ; four pages ; size 24x36 ;
subscription $1 50: established 1877; Forum
Publishing Co., editors and puljlishers ; cir-
culation K K.
WATERBURY, Neio Haven Co.,
16,039+ pop., on Naugatuck Rd., 32 m. from
New Haven and 33 from Hartford, at inter-
section of New York & New England and
Providence & Fishkill Rds. Engaged large-
ly in manufacturing brass, brass goods,
German silver, buttons, clocks, and vari-
ous other articles. Said to be the largest
brass manufacturing city in the world.
AMERICAN; every evening except
Sunday, and WEEK.LY, Fridays; inde-
pendent-republican ; daily four pages,
weekly eight pages ; size— daily 27x38,
weekly 32x46 ; subscription — daily $6,
weekly $2 ; established-— daily 1866, weekly
1844 ; American Printing Co., editors and pub-
lishers ; circulation— daily J 1, weekly 1 1.
MONITOR; Saturdays; independent;
four pages ; size 26x40 ; subscription $1 50 ;
established 1869 ; Luther H. Porter, editor
and publisher ; circulation K K 1.
WEST MERIDEN, New Haven Co.,
15,4t)0+ pop., on Boston & New York Trunk
Rd., 18 m. from New Haven and same
AMERICAN NEWSPxVPER DIRECTORY.
45
CONNECTICUT.
distance from Hartford. Engaged in manu-
facture of silver-plated and Britannia
goods, brass hardware, cutlery and hard-
w^are in all its branches. Several manu-
facturing establishments are located here.
M E R I D E N RECORDER ; every
morning except Sunday, RECORDER-
JOITRNAE, everv evening except Sundav,
and RIGUS' :>1ERIDEN LITERARY
RECORDER, Saturdays; independent;
daily four pages, weekly eight pages ; size —
morning 24x36, evening 13x19, weekly 29x45 ;
subscription— daily morning gS, evening S3,
weekly $2 50 ; established— daily 1848, weekly
1863 ; Luther G. Uiggs & Co., editors and pub-
lishers ; circulation— morning K, weekly K K.
MERIDEN REPUBLICAN; every
evening except Sunday, and WEEKLY,
Thursdays ; republican ; four pages ; size-
daily 22x32, weekly 2Tx42 ; subscription— daily
$8, weekly S2; established 1867; Wm. F. Gra-
ham, editor and publisher ; circulation— daily
J, weeklv K.
RECORDER-JOl RNAL; (see Meri-
den Recorder).
RIGGfS' :»IERIDEN LITERARY
RECORDER ; (»ee Meriden Recorder).
WESTPORT, Fairfield Co., 3,500t
pop., on Saugatuck r., Long Island Sound,
and N. Y. & N. H. Rd., 45 m. from X. Y. City.
HOUR AM) ADVERTISER; (see
Norwalk).
WESTPORTER ; Satm-days ; eight
f)ages ; size 22x31 : subscription $1 ; estab-
ished 18T6 ; John S. Jones, editor ; Westpoi-t
Publishing Co., publishers ; circulation K.
WEST WINSTED, Litchfield Co.,
at junction of Xaugatuck and Connecticut
Western Rds. Extensively engaged in va-
rious manufactures. A trade centre.
WINSTED HERALD; Fridays; in
dependent ; eight
pages ; size 30x44 ;
subscription $2 ; es-
tablished 1853 ; J. H.
Vaill, editor ; Win-
sted Printing Co.,
publishers; cii-cula-
tion 1 1.
WILLIMANTIC, Windham Co.,
5,000t pop., in Windham township, on Willi-
mantic r., and New London Northern Rd.,
at intersection of Hartford, Providence &
Fishkill, Boston & N. Y., and N. Y. and New
Eng. Rds., 30 m. from Hartford and 50 from
Providence. Engaged in silk, cotton, and
other manufactures.
CHRONICLE: Wednesdays; eight
pages ; size :30x44 ; subscription .$1 50 ; estab-
lished 18T7 ; McDonald & Saffold, editors and
publishers ; circulation K 1.
JOURN A L ; Fridays ; independent ; eight
pages ; size 31x45 : subscription $1 50 ; estab-
lished 1848 ; H. L. Hall, editor ; Hall & French,
publishers ; circulation J 1. The " Journal "
is the oldest paper in the county and has the
largest circulation.
WILTON. Fairfield Co.
REPORTER : Thtu-sdays ; independent ;
four pages ; size 22x31 ; subscription $1 ; es-
tablished 1879; D. Crosby Baxter, editor;
Press Publishing Co., publishers ; printed at
the office of the Ridgefleld Press.
WINSTED, Litchfield Co., 6,500t pop..
at terminus of Naugatuck Rd., 26 m. from
CONNECTICUT.
Hartford and 62 from Bridgeport. Exten-
sively engaged in manufacturing. Centre
of trade.
NEWS; Fridays ; democratic ; four
pages ; size 24x38 ; subscription $1 50 ; estab-
lished 1875 ; Henry A. Bills, editor and pub-
lisher ; circulation J 1.
PRESS ; Thursdays ; four pages ; size
26x40 ; subscription §2 > established 1873 ; Lu-
clen V. Pinney, editor and publisher ; circula-
tion K 1.
WOLCOTTVILLE, Litchfield Co.,
3,1381- pop., on Naugatuck r. and Rd. Ex
tensive mantif actories ; noted brass-works
are located here.
REGISTER; Saturdays; independent;
four pages : size 26x40 : subscription $2 ; es-
tablished 1874; C. James, editor and pub-
lisher ; circulation K 1.
WOODBURY, Litchfield Co., 2,.300t
pop., 12 m. from Waterbury. Cutlery and
■woolen goods riianufacttired.
REPORTER; Saturdays; four pages;
size 20x26 ; subscription $1 ; established 1877 ■
A. E. Knox, editor and publisher.
DELAWARE.
DOVER, C. H., Kent Co., State capi-
tal, 2,500+ pop., on Jones creek, 5 m. from
Delaware bay, and on Delaware Rd., 48 m.
from Wilmington and 77 from Philadelphia.
Surrounded by a peach-growing and agri-
cultural district.
DELAWAREAN; Saturdays; demo-
cratic ; four pages ; size 28x42 ; stxbscription
S2 .50; established 18.59; E. Saulsbury, pub-
li.sher ; circulation J 1.
STATE SENTINEL; Saturdays; re-
publican ; four pages ; size .30x44 ; subscrip-
tion S2 ; established 1874 ; H. W. Cannon, edi-
tor and publisher : circulation J 1.
GEORGETOWN, C. H., Sussex Co.,
850t pop., on Junction & Breakwater Rd., 40
m. from Dover and 89 from Wilmington.
DELAWARE INQUIRER; Satur
days ; non-partisan ; four pages ; size 24x34 ;
subscription §1: established 1879; Pride &
Hart, editors and publishers.
SIJSSEX JOURNAL ; Fridays; demo-
cratic ; f oiu- pages ; size 24x38 ; subscription
$2 ; established 1867 ; D. T. Marvel and McKen-
drie Downham, editors and publishers ; cii'-
culation K.
LEWES, Sussex Co., l,350t pop., on
Delaware bay, opposite the Breakwater,
and at terminus of Junction & Breakwater
Rd., 104 m. from Wilmington and 56 from
Dover.
BREAKAVATER LIGHT ; Satur
days ; four pages ; size 22x32 ; subscription
SI 50 ; established 1871 ; I. H. D. Knowles, M.
D., editor and publisher; circulation K.
MIDDLETOWN, ^^ew Castle Co.,
2,000+ pop., on Delaware Rd., 25 m. from
Wilmington. Centre of large agi'icultural
and fruit-growing district. Engaged in the
manufactiu-e of carriages and agi-icultui-al
implements, and the curing and canning of
fruits.
TRANSCRIPT ; Saturdays; democrat-
ic ; f om- pages : size 26x40 ; subscription S2 ;
established 1868; W. Scott Way, editor and
publisher ; circulation K 1.
MILFORD, Kent Co., S.OOOf pop., on
Mispillian r. and Junction & Breakwater
4<!
GEO. P. ROVVELL & CO'S
DELAWARE.
Rd., 68 m. from Wilmington, 90 from Phila-
delpiiia. Centre of an agricultural and
fruit-gi'owing and fruit-curing section.
CHRONICL.E; Fridays; four pages;
size 24x36 ; subscription $1 ; established 1878 ;
Scott & Townsend, editors and publishers ;
circulation K.
PENINSULAR NEWS AND AD-
VERTISER; Saturdays; independent;
f oui- pages ; size 28x42 ; subscription $2 ; re-
established 1857 ; J. S. Prettyman, editor and
publisher ; circulation K 1.
NEWARK, JSTew Castle Co., l,G00t
pop., 1 m. from Philadelphia, Wilmington
& Baltimore Rd. Farming carried on.
liEDGER ; Saturdays; four pages; size
24x35 ; subscription $1 .50 ; established 1877 ;
L. T. Esling, editor and publisher; circula-
tion K.
SEAFORD, Sussex Co., l,304tpop., on
Nanticoke r. and Delaware Rd., at junction
and terminus of Dorchester & Delaware
Rd., 36 m. from Dover and 83 from Cam-
bridge, Md. Actively engaged in trade and
oyster canning.
SUSSEX CO. INDEX ? Saturdays; in-
dependent ; four pages ; size 24x36 ; subscrip-
tion .$1 50 ; established 1877 ; T. N. Williams
and J. B. Clark, editors and publishei-s ; cir-
culation K.
SMYRNA, Ji:ent Co., 2,500t pop., on
Smyrna branch of Delaware Rd., 36 m. from
Wilmington and 60 from Philadelphia. En-
gaged in the peach trade, and has several
manufactories.
TIMES ; Wednesdays ; four pages ; size
26x42 ; subscription $2 ; established 1855 ;
Robert D. HofEecker, editor and publisher;
circulation K 1.
WILMINGTON, ^^ew Castle Co.,
38,000+ pop., on Delaware r. at junction of
Christiana. The Philadelphia, Wilming-
ton & Baltimore Rd. connects with all the
important cities North and South, and
terminus of Delaware Rd., ^vhich is the
main line of the Delaware and Eastern
Shore system, with branches to every coun-
ty. The Wil'g & Reading, also the Dela-
ware Western Rds. have their terminus
here. Engaged in the building of wooden
and ii'on steamboats and ears, and manu-
facturing machinery, cotton and woolen
goods, morocco, powder and various other
articles.
- EVERY EVENING AND COM-
MERCIAE; every evening except Sun-
day, and DELAWARE TRIBUNE,
Thursdays ; independent ; four pages ; size
•25x38 • subscription— daily $6, weekly $1 ; es-
tablished 1866; Every Evening Publishing Co.,
editors and publishers ; circulation — daily
H H 1, weeklv K 1.
GAZETTE; everv evening except Sun-
day, and DELAWARE GAZETTE,
Thursdays ; democratic ; four pages ; size —
daily 22x32, weekly 28x42 ; subscription— daily
$3, weekly $2 ; established 1784 ; Caleb P. John-
son, editor and publisher ; circulation— daily
T, weeklv J J 1.
MORNING NEWS; every morning ex-
cept Sunday ; republican ; four pages ; size
22x32 ; subscription $3 ; established 1880 ;
Emerson & Conrad, editors and publishers.
REPUBLICAN; every evening except
Sunday, and DELAWARE REPUBEI-
•CAN, Thursdays; republican; four pages;
size— daily 22x32, weekly 29x44 ; subscription
— daily $3, weekly $2 ; established— daily 1874,
DELA WARE.
weekly 1832 ; Geo. W. Vernon & Son, editors
and publishers ; circulation — daily H H 1,
weeklv 1 1.
ADVERTISER; Saturdays ; four pages ;
size 20x26 ; subscription 50 cents ; established
1879 ; Morrow & Crawford, editors and pub
Ushers.
ARGUS; Wednesdays; four pages ; size
24x36 ; subscription $1 ; established 1880 ;
Francis Seheu & Son, editors and publishers.
CONFERENCE WORKER ; Satur
daj's ; unsectarian ; four pages ; size 19x27 ;
subscription $1 ; established 1875 ; C. H. Sent-
man, editor and publisher ; circulation J.
DELAWARE GAZETTE; (see
Gazette).
DELAWARE PIONIER; Saturdays;
German ; independent ; four pages ; size
26x40 ; subscription $2 ; established 1869 ;
Franz Scheu, editor and publisher; circula-
tion K.
DELAAVARE REPUBLICAN; (see
Republican).
DELAWARE TRIBUNE; {see Every
Evening and Commercial).
DISTRICT OF COLUMBIA.
WASHINGTON, C. H. Capital ol
the United States, 140,000+ pop., on Potomac
r. The political centre of the United States,
containing the Capitol and department
buildings.
CRITIC; every evening except Sunday ;
independent; four pages; size 18x28; sub-
scription $3 ; established 1868 ; Ringwalt,
Hack & Miller, editors and publishers ; circu-
lation G.
EVENING STAR; every evening ex-
cept Sunday, and STAR, Fridays; inde-
pendent ; daily four pages, weekly and Satur-
day eight pages ; size — daily 23x34, weekly
and Saturday, 34x46; subsci-iption— daily $6,
weekly §2 ; established 1852 ; Crosby S. Noyes,
editor ; Evening Star Newspaper Co., pub-
lishers ; circulation— dailv E 1, weekly G.
NATIONAL REPUBLICAN; every
morning except Sunday ; republican ; four
pages ; size 23x36 ; subscription $6 ; estab-
lished 1860 ; A. M. Clapp, editor ; National
Republican Printing and Publishing Co., pub-
lishers ; circulation H 1.
POST ; every morning except Sunda3% and
WEEKLY, Thui'sdays; democratic; four
pages ; size 26x38 ; subscription — aailj' $8,
weekly ,$2 ; established— daily 1877, weekly
1878 : Stilson Hutchins, editor and publisher ;
circulation X.
WASHINGTONER JOURNAL;
every morning except Sunday ; German ; four
pages ; size 23x30 ; subscription $7 ; estab-
lished 1873; Werner Koch, editor and pub-
lisher ; circulation J.
ARMY AND NAVY REGISTER;
Satvu'days ; eight pages ; size 25x37 ; subscrip-
tion $3; established 1878; Edmund Hudson,
editor and publisher; circulation I I.
BOARD OF TRADE GAZETTE
AND CHAMBER OF COMMERCE
JOURNAL; (see New York City).
CAPITAL ; Sundays ; independent ; eight
pages ; size 28x42 ; subscription $2 50 ; estab-
lished 1871; Donn Piatt, editor ; Capital Pub-
lishing Co., publishers; circulation Gl.
DER VOLKS-TRIBUN; Saturdays;
German ; republican ; four pages ; size 23x30 ;
subscription $2 ; established 1875 ; Carl Roeser,
editor; E. Waldecker, publisher ; circ'n J 1.
FORNEY'S SUNDAY CHRONI-
CLE; Sundays; republican; four pages;
size 27x41 ; subscription $2 50 ; established
1861 ; D. C. Forney, editor and publisher ; cir-
culation H 1.
GAZETTE; Sundays ; democratic ; eight
pages ; size 28x42 ; subscription .$2 ; estab-
lished 1868 ; George C. Wedderburn, editor ;
Gazette Publishing Co., publishers ; circula-
tion H 1.
LAW REPORTER; Mondays; legal;
sixteen pages ; size of page 7x11 ; subscrip-
tion $4 ; established 1874 ; Geo. B. Corkhifi,
AMERICAN NEWSPAPER DIRECTORY.
47
DISTRIQT OF COLUMBIA.
-editor; John L. Giuck & Co., publishers;
James T. Powell, business manager ; cu'cula-
tion K.
NATION Ali FREE PRESS; Satur
days ; four pages ; size 30x46 ; subscription
§2 ; established 1880 ; National Free Press Co.,
editors and publishers.
NATIONAL. VIEW; Saturdays ; green-
back ; four pages ; size 26x37 ; subscription
SI; established 1879 ; View Publishing Co.,
editors and publishers.
NATIONAL. WEEKLY; Saturdays;
literary ; sixteen pages ; size 32x44 ; subscrip-
tion §1 .oO ; established 1876; J. B. Minick & Co.,
editors and publishers ; circulation I.
OFFICIAL. GAZETTE; Tuesdays;
thirty-four pages ; size of page 8x11 ; sub-
scription S5 ; established 1872 ; United States
Patent Office, publishers ; does not insert ad-
vertisements.
PEOPLE'S ADVOCATE; Saturdajs ;
republican ; four pages ; size 21x28 ; subscrip-
tion $1 50; established 1876; J. W. Cromwell,
editor and publisher ; cti-culation K 1. Oldest
paper owned and controlled by colored men
in the South. Sample copies free.
REPUBLIC; Saturdays; twenty pages;
size of page 9x13 ; subscription §2 ; established
1877 ; H. J. Ramsdell, editor and publisher ;
circulation H H.
SENTINEL ; Saturdays ; four pages ; size
27x41 ; subscription S3 ; established 1873 ; Louis
Schade, editor and publisher ; circulation 1 1.
SUNDAY HERALD; Sundays; dem-
ocratic ; four pages ; size 27x1 1 ; subscription
S2 50 ; e.stablished 1866 ; I. N.Burritt, editor and
publisher ; T. B. Kalbf us, business manager ;
circulation G 1; a separate edition entitled
the Army and Navy Edition, same size and
subscription, is issued simultaneously ; cii'cu-
lation J 1.
TRUTH; Saturdays; eight pages; size
21x30 ; subscription $2 ; established 1879 ; L.
W. Kennedy, editor and publisher.
WORLD ; Saturdays ; republican ; four
pages ; size 27x44 ; subscription $2 50 ; estab-
lished 1879 ; L. W. Vale, editor and publisher.
COLLEGE JOURNAL (Georgetown);
monthly ; twelve pages ; size of page 9x11 ;
subscription SI ; established 1872 ; Students of
Georgetown College, editors and publishers ;
-circulation K ; a college paper ; issued during
the collegiate year.
COPP'S LAND OWNER; monthly;
real estate ; twenty-four pages : size of page
axil : subscription S2 ; established 1874 ; Henry
JN. Copp, editor and publisher ; circulation J.
DEPART 31 ENTAL REVIEW ;
monthly ; sixteen pages ; size of page 9x12 ;
subscription SI ; established 1879 ; Walter J.
Brooks, editor and publisher.
KNIGHTS OF PYTHIAS MAGA-
ZINE ; monthly; Knightsof Pythias; forty-
four pages octavo ; subscription SI 50; estab-
lished 1879; Justus H. Rathbone, editor;
Charles E. Hall, publisher.
NATIONAL MEDICAL REVIEAV ;
monthly ; medical ; flfty-four pages octavo ;
subscription S3 ; established 1878 ; Walter S.
Wells. M. D., editor and publisher: circula-
tion K K.
POST OFFICE GAZETTE; monthly;
.four pages ; size 21x28 ; subscription $1 ; es-
tablished 1870; Judd & Detweiler, editors
and publishers ; circulation III.
REAL ESTATE REVIEW; monthly;
i-eal estate ; four pages ; size 25x38 ; subscrip-
tion $1 ; established 1876 ; B. H. Warner, edi-
tor and publisher ; a real estate advertising
sheet.
SCIENTIFIC RECORD ; monthly ;
eight pages ; size 21x28 ; subscription 25 cents;
•established 1879; R. S. Lacey, editor; Scien-
tific Record Co., publishers; an advertising
sheet.
SOLDIER'S TRUE FRIEND ; month
ly ; four pages ; size 26x40 ; subscription 50
cents ; established 1879 ; C. G. Bennett, editor
and inxblisher.
UNITED STATES RECORD AND
GAZETTE; monthly; eight pages; size
22x32 ; subscription 85 cents ; established 1873 ;
J. H. Soule, editor and publisher ; cii'c'n G 1.
DISTRICT OF COLUMBIA.
VEDETTE ; monthly ; sixteen pages ;
size 24x35 ; subscription SI ; established 1879 ;
Alexander M. Kenaday, editor and publisher;
devoted to the interests of veterans of the
Mexican war.
AFRICAN REPOSITORY; quar
terly; thirty-six pages octavo; subscription
SI; William Coppinger, editor; American
Colonization Society, publishers; does not
insert advertisements. >
AMERICAN ANNALS OF THE
DEAF AND DUMB: quarterlv ; seventy-
two pages octavo ; subscription S2 ; estab-
lished 1856; Edward A. Fay, editor and pub-
lisher.
FLORIDA.
APOPKA, Orayiffe Co., S^'Of pop.,
21 m. W. of Sanford. The chief indu.stries
are orange growing and lumbering. A
thi'iving place.
SOUTH FLORIDA CITIZEN ; Wed
nesdays ; democratic ; four pages ; size 22x
32 ; subscription S2 ; established 1879 ; Willis
M. Russell and A. M. C. Russell, editors and
publishers. ^
CEDAR KEYS, I^evy Co.,l,200t pop.
FLORIDA STATE JOURNAL ;
Saturdays ; democratic ; four pages ; size
22x32 ; subscription $2 ; established 1875 ; J. Ira
Gore, editor and publisher ; circulation K.
DE liAND, Volusia Co., 250t pop., on
St. Johns r., 75 m. S. of Palatka. Agricul-
tural, gardening and fruit and stock-rais-
ing neighborhood.
FLORIDA AGRICULTURIST ;
Wednesdays ; agi-icultural ; eight pages ; size
27x40; subscription $2; established 1878; C.
Codrington & Co., editors and publishers; cir-
culation .J.
OUR PAPER; Wednesdays; indepen-
dent ; four pages ; size 22x31 ; subscription
SI 50 ; established 1878 ; Leet & Dean, editors
and publishers ; circulation K.
FERNANDINA, C. H., ^'-assau Co.,
3,000t pop., on Amelia Island and Amelia r.,
having a fine liarbor and considerable
trade. Eastern terminus of the Atlantic,
Gulf & West India Transit Rd.
FLORIDA MIRROR; semi-weekly,
Wednesdays and Saturdays ; four pages ; size
18x26 ; subscription $2 ; established 1878 ; A.
B. Campbell and George Biu-nside, publish-
ers : circulation K.
EXPRESS; Satm-days; democi-atic; fom-
pages ; size 22x36 ; subscription $2 ; establish-
ed 1877; John A.Whitney, editor and publish-
er ; circulation K.
GAINESVILLE, C. H., Alachua Co.,
2,500+ pop., on Florida Rd., 100 m. from Fer-
nandina by raU, and 60 from Jacksonville.
Engaged in agi-icultural pursuits.
SUN ; Saturdays ; democratic ; four pages ;
size 24x36 ; subscription S2 ; established 1876 ;
O. A. Myers and McK. F. McCook, editors ; Sun
Publishing Co., publishers ; circulation K.
JACKSONVILLE, C. H., Duval Co.,
12,000+ pop., on St. Johns r., at terminus of
Jacksonville, Pensacola & Mobile Rd. A
popular winter resort; also engaged in com
merce and centre of trade. Lumbering
carried on, exporting annually from 60,-
000,000 to 100,000,000 feet.
BREEZE ; every evening except Sun-
day ; four pages ; size 19x26 ; subscription S4 ;
established 1878 ; Albert J. Russell, editor ;
Bowden Bros., publishers ; circulation K.
FLORIDA UNION; every morning ex-
cept Monday, and WEEKLY, Mondays;
democratic ; four pages ; size — dally 22x32,
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GEO. P. ROWELL & CO'S
FLORIDA.
weekly 26x4() ; subscription — dally $5, weekly
$1 50 ; established— daily 1878, weekly 1866 ; H.
B. MeCallum, editor ; W. W. Douglas, publish-
erj circulation— daily K, weekly J 1.
!!!iUN AND PRESS; every morning ex-
cept Monday, and WEEKIiY, Thursdays;
independent ; four pages ; size— daily 24x36,
weekly 27x40 ; subscription— daily $8, weekly
S2 ; established 1876 ; N. K. Sawyer, publisher;
circulation — daily J 1, weekly KK.
FLORIDA DISPATCH; Wednesdays;
four pages ; size 19x24 ; subscription 50 cents ;
established 1876 ; D. H. Elliott, editor ; an ad-
vertising sheet.
JASPER, C. H., Hamilton Co., 350t
pop., on Florida Branch of Atlantic & Gulf
Rd., about 160 ni. W. of Savannah, Ga. Pro-
duces tiu'pentine. In agricultural district.
SPIRIT OF THE TIMES ; Satur
days ; four pages ; size 19x27 ; subscription
$1; established 1879 ; B. B. Blackwell, editor ;
R. S. Stewart and B. B. Blackwell, publishers.
KEY WEST, C. H., Monroe Co.,
13,000t pop., on the Gulf of Mexico. Inter-
ested in shipping and the production of
cigars, sponge, turtle and shell-work, flsh
and coral. The Galveston, New York, New
Orleans and Havana steamer touches at
this port once a week.
DISPATCH; Saturdays; four pages;
size 2^1x36 ; subscription $3 ; established 1867 ;
S. C. L. Wilkinson, editor and publisher ; cir-
culation K 1.
KEY OF THE GULF; Saturdays; in-
dependent ; four pages ; size 28x42 ; subscrip-
tion $3 ; established 1874 ; H. A. Crane, editor;
A. B. Canipblejohn, publisher ; circulation K 1.
LAKE CITY, C. H., Columbia Co.,
964 pop., on Jacksonville, Pensacola & Mo-
bile Rd., 106 m. from Tallahassee and 60
from Jacksonville. Centre of a large mer-
cantile trade.
REPORTER; Saturdays; four pages;
size 22x32 ; subscription $1 50 ; established
1875 ; Chas. A. Finley, editor and publisher ;
circulation K 1.
IiEESBURGH, C. H., Sumter Co.,
300f pop., on the headwaters of the Oakla-
waha. Orange-raising region.
SUMTER CO. ADVANCE; Satur
days ; four pages ; size 20x26 ; subscription
$2 ; established 1877 ; C. L. Thomas, editor and
publisher ; circulation K.
LIVE OAK, C. H., Sxiwanee Co., 1,396
pop., on Jacksonville, Pensacola & Mobile
Rd., d& m. E. of Tallahassee. A railroad
connects with Jesup, on Atlantic & Gulf
Rd. Engaged in the production of sugar
cane, cotton and sweet potatoes.
SUWANEE OBSERVER; Saturdays;
democratic ; four pages ; size 16x22 : subscrip-
tion $1 ; established 1879 ; W. L. Whitlield &
Co., editors and publishers.
MADISON, C. H., Madison Co., 924
pop.
RECORDER; Saturdays; democratic;
four pages ; size 22x32 ; subscription $2 ; estab-
lished 1873 ; E. D. Beggs, editor and publisher;
circulation K.
MARIANA, C. H., Jackson Co., l,000t
pop., 72 m. W. by N. of Tallahassee. Sur-
rounded by a cotton-producing region.
Centre of trade.
COURIER; Thursdays; democratic;
four pages : size 22x32 ; subscription $2 ; es-
tablished 1865 ; Geo. A. Baltzell, editor ; Jo-
seph M. Maultsby, publisher ; circulation K K.
FLORIDA.
MILTON, C. H., Santa Rosa Co., l,400t
pop.
STANDARD; Saturdays; democratic;
four pages; size 22x32; subscription $2; es-
tablished 1878 ; E. B. Bedford, editor and pub-
lisher; circulation K.
MONTICELLO, C. H., Jefferson Co.,
1,052 pop., on a branch of Jacksonville, Pen-
sacola & Mobile Rd., 31 m. from Tallahassee.
In an agi'icultural and cotton-producing
section.
CONSTITUTION; Thursdays; demo-
cratic; four pages; size 24x36; subscription
$2 ; established 1874 ; F. R. Flldes, editor and
publisher ; circulation K 1.
OCALA,C. Yi., Marion Co., TOOf pop.,,
about 35 m. S. by E. of Gainesville. In an
agricultural section. Sugar cane, oranges.
Sea Island cotton, and sweet potatoes are
the chief products ; 53^ m. from the famous
Silver Spring. Steamboats landing at the
Spring give water communication to the
town.
EAST FLORIDA BANNER; Satur
days ; four pages ; size 24x36 ; subscription $2 ;
established 1866; F. E. Harris, editor and pub-
lisher ; circulation K 1.
REPUBLICAN ; Saturdays ; republican;
four pages ; size 19x26 ; subscription $1 50 ;
established 1880; R. S. Mitchell & Co., editors
and publishers.
ORLANDO, C. H., Orange Co., 1,091
pop.
ORANGE CO. REPORTER; Thurs
days ; democratic ; four pages ; size 22x32 ;
subscription $2; established 1878; C. H. Mun-
ger, editor ; S. B. Harrington, publisher ; cir-
culation K 1.
PALATKA,C.H., Putnam Co., l,200t
pop., on St. John's r., 200 m. from Tallahas-
see, and 30 S. W. of St. Augustine. Sur-
rounded by an agricultural section, and in-
terested in the cotton and sugar trade.
EASTERN HERALD; Saturdays;
four pages; size 22x32; subscription $2 50; es-
tablished 1869; G. W. Pratt, editor and pub-
lisher ; circulation K.
PENSACOLA, C. H., Escambia Co.,.
5,505t pop., on Pensacola bay, and at the
southern terminus of the Pensacola Rd.,
8 m. from the Gulf of Mexico, 64 E. of Mo-
bile. Has a fine harbor, and is engaged in
commerce and lumber trade.
ADVANCE; semi-weekly, Wednesdays
and Saturdays; four pages; size 24x36; sub-
scription $4 ; established 1878 ; S. R. Mallory,,
editor and publisher ; circulation K.
GAZETTE; semi-weekly, Tuesdays and
Fridays ; democratic ; four pages ; size 22x32 ;
subscription $4 ; established 1874 ; J. W. Dorr,
editor and publisher ; circulation K 1.
QUINCY, C. H., Gadsden Co., 800t
pop., on Jacksonville, Pensacola & Mobile
Rd., 24 m. from Tallahassee. In one of the
best agricultural sections of the State,
which is rapidly filling up with settlers
from the North ; a promising town.
HERALD; Saturdays; four pages; size
22x32; subscription $2; established 1876; W.
W. Keep, Jr., editor and publisher; circula-
tion K.
STAR ; Fridays ; democratic ; four pages ;
size 20x27 ; subscription S2 ; established 1879 ;
James G. Gibbes and M. B. Owens, editors
and publishers.
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FLORIDA.
ST. AUGUSTINE, C. H., St. John's
Co., 2,200+ pop., on Bay of St. Augustine.
One of the largest cities in tlie State, having
considerable trade, and a favorite resort
for travelers in winter ; 15 m. E. of St. Johns
r. and on St. Johns Rd.
FLORIDA PRESS; Saturdays; four
pages ; size 2Sx'3r2 ; subscription $2 ; established
1870 ; John F. Whitney, editor ; J. O. Whitney,
publisher ; circulation J.
SANFORD, Orange Co., on St. Johns
r., 200 m. S. of Jacksonville, from vsrhich city
steamers ascend daily. Sanford is a ship-
ping point for oranges, and for the supply
to Northern markets of early vegetables.
SOUTH FLORIDA JOURNAL.;
Thursdays ; independent ; four pages ; size
24x36 ; subscription $2 : established 1874 ; Way
& Osborn, editors and publishers ; circ'n K 1.
STARKE, C. H., Bradford Co.
FLORIDA TELEGRAPH ; Satur-
days ; conservative ; four pages ; size 22x30 ;
subscription S2 ; established 1879 ; William
W. Moore, editor and publisher.
TALLAHASSEE, C. H., Leon Co.,
State capital, 3,000+ pop., on the Jackson-
ville, Pensacola & Mobile Rd.
FLORIDA PATRIOT; Saturdays;
four pages ; size 23x33 ; subscription $2 ; es-
tablished 1878; Charles J. Bernreuter, editor
and publisher.
FLORIDIAN; Tuesdays; democratic;
four pages ; size 27x40 ; subscription $2 ; estab-
lished 1865; C. E. Dyke, Sr., editor and pub-
lisher ; circulation K 1.
TAMPA, C. H., Hillsborough Co., l,500t
pop., on Tampa bay. It has a good harbor.
One of the most important places in South-
ern Florida.
GUARDIAN; Saturdays; republican;
four pages ; size 24x38 ; subscription $2 ; es-
tablished 1875 ; James T. Magbee, editor and
publisher : circulation K 1.
SUNLAND TRIBUNE; Thursdays;
democratic ; four pages ; size 24x36 ; subscrip-
tion S2; established 1876; J. P. Wall, editor ;
T. K. Spencer, publisher ; circulation K K. The
" Tribune " is the leading paper in South
Florida ; has the largest circulation of any
weekly in Florida, ivith only one exception.
Its editorials attract general notice and its
local columns devoted to the interest of build-
ing up this section; as an advertising medium
it is unsurpassed in the State.
GEORGIA.
ALAPAHA, Berrien Co. In a wool-
growing section.
BERRIEN CO. NEWS; Saturdays;
democratic ; four pages ; size 22x32 ; subscrip-
tion $1 50; established 1875; J. W. Hanlon,
editor ; Hanlon & Lastinger, publishers ; cir-
culation K.
ALBANY, C. H., Dougherty Co., 3,5001
pop., on Flint r., and Albany branch of At-
lantic & Gulf Rd. South-western and Bruns-
wick & Albany Rds. terminate here ; 260 m.
W. of Savannah. An agricultural county,
which produces cotton and corn.
ADVERTISER; Saturdays ; four pages;
size 27x40 ; subscription §2 ; established 1877 ;
H. M. Mcintosh, editor; Welch & Mitchell,
publishers ; circulation J J.
NEWS; Thursdays; democratic; four
pages; size 26x40; subscription $2; estab-
lished 1837 ; Weston, Evans & Warren, editors
and publishers ; circulation J.
AMERICUS, C. H., Sumter Co., 7,0001
4
GEORGIA.
pop., on Muckalee Creek and the South-
western Rd., 70 m. from Macon. In an ex-
tensive cotton and sugar cane producing
region, and the centre of a large trade.
Several institutions of learning located
here.
RECORDER; tri-weekly, Sundays, Tues-
days and Thursdays ; four pages ; size— 23x;?2,
Sunday 26x40 ; subscription $4, Sunday issue
$1 50; established 1879; M. Callaway & Co.,
editors and publishers.
SUMTER REPUBLICAN; semi
weekly, Wednesdays and Saturdays, and
WEEKLY, Fi-idays; democratic; four
pages ; size — semi-weekly 26x41, weekly 28x44 ;
subscription — semi-weekly .$5, weekly .$2 ;
estabUshed — semi-weekly 1865, weekly 1854;
C. W. Hancock, editor and publisher ; circu-
lation— semi-weekly K, weekly 1 1.
ARLINGTON, Calhoun Co., SOOf
pop., on S. W. extension of Western Rd.,
35 m. W. of Albany. Cotton raising and
farming district.
ADVANCE; Fridays; four pages; size
22x31 ; subscription .$2 ; established 1879 ; Jones
& Lehman, editors and publishers.
ATHENS, C. H., Clarice Co., 5,050t
pop., on Oconee r., and Athens branch of
Georgia Rd., about 100 m. W. by N. of Au-
gusta. Centre of a cotton-growing district.
Considerable manufacturing carried on.
CHRONICLE; Fridays; four pages;
size 22x32 ; subscription $1 ; established 1878 ;
J. H. Stone, editor and publisher; circulation
K K 1
SOIFTHERN BANNER; Tuesdays;
democratic; eight pages; size 31x46; sub-
scription $2 ; established 1831 ; H. H. Carlton,
editor and publisher ; circulation J J 1.
SOUTHERN WATCHMAN; Tues
days ; democratic ; four pages ; size 28x40 ;
subscription $2 ; established 1854 ; E. J. Chris-
ty, editor and publisher; circulation I.
SOUTHERN CULTIVATOR; (see
Atlanta, Ga.)
ATLANTA, C. H., State capital,
Fulton Co., 40,000+ pop., at junction of five
important railroads. Cotton is brought
here from the surrounding counties for
shipment. A trade centre, and one of the
most important cities in the State.
CONSTITUTION; every day except
Monday, and WEEK.LY, Tuesdaj^s; dem-
ocratic ; four pages ; size — daily 27x40, weekly
29x46 ; subscription— daily $10, weekly $1 50 ;
established 1868 ; Constitution Publishing Co.,
editors and publishers ; circulation— daily
G G, Sunday G 1, weekly F.
POST ; ever>' evening except Sunday,
and W EERLY, Mondays; daily four pages,
weekly eight pages ; size— daily 22x30, weekly
28x37 ; subscription— daily $5, weekly $1 ; es-
tablished—daily 1878, weekly 1879 ; Post Pub-
lishing Co., editors and publishers; circula-
tion— dailv I, weekly J J.
CHRISTIAN INDEX; Thursdays;
baptist ; eight pages ; size 31x44 ; subscription
.S2 60 ; established 1821 ; Rev. Henry Holcombe
Tucker, D. D., LL. D., editor ; James P. Han-i
son & Co., puDlishers ; circulation G G 1.
DIXIE FARMER; (see NashvUle,
Tenn.)
GEORGIA ADVOCATE; Tuesdays;
methodist ; eight pages ; size 26x40 ; subscrip-
tion §1 25 ; established 1877 ; Rev. Clement A.
Evans, editor ; W. T. Laine, publisher ; circu-
lation J.
JEWISH SOUTH; (see New Orleans,
La.)
3IETHODIST ADVOCATE; Wed
nesdays ; methodist ; four pages : size 26x40 ;
subscription $2 ; established 1869 ; Rev. K Q.
Fuller, D. D., editor; Hitchcock &Waldeu,
publishers ; circulation I 1.
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GEO. P. ROWELL & GO'S
GEORGIA.
REPUBIilCAN; Saturdays; republi-
can ; four paRes ; size 24x36 ; subscription $1 ;
establislied 1874 ; W. L. Clark, editor and pub-
lisher ; circulation J 1.
SOUTHERN ADVANCE; Tuesdays;
republican ; four pages ; size 26x40 ; subscrip-
tion $2 ; established 1874 ; Atlanta Republican
Publishing Co.. editors and publishers; cir-
culation J.
SUNDAY GAZETTE;, Sundays; four
pages; size 28x42; suljscription $2; establish-
ed 1878 ; J. B. Derby & Co., editors and pub-
lishers.
SUND A Y PHONOGRA PH ; Sundays;
four pages ; size 28x42 ; subscription $2 ; estab-
lished 1878 ; W. T. Christopher, editor ; W. T.
and S. H. Christopher, publishers ; circulation
J Jl.
SUNNY SOUTH: Saturdays; literary;
eight pages ; size 30x44 ; subscription $3 ; es-
tablished 1875 ; John H. and W. B. Seals, ed-
itors and publishers ; circulation Gr 1.
UNIVERSAIilST ; Saturdays; univer-
salist ; eight pages ; size 26x40 ; subscription
$2; established 1877; Rev. W. C. Bowman,
editor ; W. M. Jones, publisher ; circulation
J 1.
BOYS AND GIRLS OF THE
SOUTH; monthly; juvenile; eiglit pages;
size 25x36 ; subscription $1 ; established 1877 ;
John H. Seals, editor and publisher ; circula-
tion H.
ECL.ECTTC 3IEDICAL. JOURNAL;
monthly ; medical ; fifty-two pages octavo ;
subscription $2 ; established 1879 ; W. T. Park,
M. D., editor; S. T. Biggers, M. D., publisher.
HOMEWARD STAR; monthly ; eight
pages ; size 26x40 ; subscription $1 ; estab-
lished 1874 ; Gr. W. Hinckle, editor ; Home-
ward Star Publishing Co., publisliers ; circu-
lation J.
KENNESAW ROUTE GAZETTE;
monthly; eight pages; size of page 11x16;
subscription 50 cents ; established 1873 ; B.
W. Wrenn, editor and publisher ; an adver-
tising sheet.
MEDICAL AND SURGICAL
JOURNAL; monthly; medical; eignty
pages octavo; subscription $3; estal>lished 1855;
J. Q. Westmoreland, M. D., editor ; H. H. Dick-
son, publisher ; circulation K 1.
NEW MEDICINES; montlily; medi-
cal ; fifty-six pages octavo ; subscription $1 ;
established 1878; Ferdinand King, M. D., ed-
itor and publisher; circulation J; issued
from the office of the Sunny South.
SOUTHERN CULTIVATOR; month
ly ; agricultural ; forty -eiglit pages octavo ;
subscription $1 60; established 1843; W. L.
Jones, editor and publislier ; circulation I I ;
issued from the oCBce of the Constitution and
dated at Athens.
SOUTHERN ENTERPRISE;
monthly ; agricultural ; twenty pages ; size of
page 12x16 ; subscription $2 ; established 1876 ;
Enterprise Publishing Co., editors and pub-
lishers ; circulation I 1.
SOUTHERN MEDICAL RECORD;
monthly ; medical ; tifty-two pages octavo ;
subsci-iption $2 ; established 1870 ; T. S. Pow-
ell, M. D., R. C. Word, M. D., and W. T. Gold-
smith, M. D., editors; Bergstrom & Co., pub-
lishex's; circulation J J.
AUGUSTA, C. H., Richmond Co.,
21,000t pop., on Savannah r., at the head of
navigation, and at terminus of Greorgia Rd.
Five important railroads connect at this
point. Engaged in manufacturing. Prin-
cipal trade derived fi-om cotton. A cot-
ton factory and five flour mills located
here. The city is handsomely built, and is
situated 231 m. from the mouth of the Sa-
vannah river. It is 120 m. N. N. W. of Sa-
vannah, and 186 N. W. of Charleston. It
is the second city in the State in population
and importance.
GEORGIA.
CHRONICLE AND CONSTITU-
TIONALIST; every morning except Mon-
day, TRI-WEEKLY, Tuesdays. Thurs-
daj'-s and Saturdays, and VVEEKLY, Wed-
nesdays ; democratic ; four pages ; size — daily
and tri-weekly 26x40, weekly 32x46 ; subscrip-
tion—daily $10, tri-weekly $5, weekly $2 ; es-
tablished—daily and tri-weekly 1785, weekly
1786 ; Walsh & Wright, editors and publish-
ers ; circulation— dail3^ I I, tri-weekly K,
weekly H H.
EVENING NEWS; every evening ex-
cept Sunday, and NEWS, Thursdays; daily
four pages, weekly eight pages ; size— daily
24x36, weekly (size of page) 18x24; subscrip-
tion—daily $5, weekly $1 50 ; established 1877 ;
Wni. H. Moore, editor ; James L. Gow, John
M. Weigle and W. H. Moore, publishers ; cir-
culation—daily J J.
BAINBRIDGE, C. H., Decatur Co.,
1,351 pop., on Flint r., near S. W. corner of
the State. Terminus of Atlantic & Gulf Rd.,
236 m. from Savannah. Important as a ship-
ping point. Has one cotton manufactory.
DEMOCRAT: Thursdays; democratic;
four pages ; size 24x36 ; subscription $2 ; es-
tablisned 1871 ; Ben. E. Russell, editor and
publisher ; circulation K.
BARNESVILLE, PUce Co., 3,000t
pop., on Macon & Western Rd., 40 m. from
Macon, and 18 from Griffin, and at junction
of Upson Co. Rd,
GAZETTE; Thursdays; democratic;
four pages; size 26x40; subscription $2; es-
tablished 1868 ; J. C. McMichael, editor and
publislier ; circulation J 1.
BAXLEY, C. H., Appling Co.
GAZETTE ; Saturdays ; democratic ;
four pages ; size 24x36 ; subscription $1 25 ;
established 1878 ; B. F. Harris, editor ; B. B.
Hopps, publisher; circulation K.
BELLTON, Hall Co., 500t pop., on
A. & C. A. L. Rd., 67 m. from Atlanta. Is
noted for its salubrious climate and mine
ral waters ; engaged in agriculture an|d
mining.
NORTH GEORGIAN; Thursdays;
four pages ; size 20x29 ; subscription $1 ; es-
tablished 1877; John Blats, editor and pub-
lisher ; circulation K.
BLACKSHEAR, C. H., Pierce Co.,
l,200t pop., on Savannah, Fla. and Western
Line, 87 m. from Savannah. Lumbering
and turpentine production are carried on.
Raises also sweet potatoes, fruit and rice.
NEWS; Tliursdays; four pages; size
15x22 ; subscription .$ 1 ; established 1878 ; E. Z.
Byrd, editor and publisher.
BLAKELY, C. H., Ear'>i Co., l.OOOf
pop., about 10 m. from Chattahoochee r.,
and 33 N. W. of Bainbridge. Surrounded
by an agricultural district. Chief pro-
ducts—sugar cane, sweet potatoes, cotton,
and corn.
EARLY CO. NEWS; Fridays ; demo-
cratic; four pages; size 22X.32; subscription
$2 50; established 1859; W. W. Fleming, editor
and publisher ; circulation K 1.
BRUNSWICK, C. H.. Glynn Co.,
2,348 pop., on St. Simon's Sound, terminus
of Macon & Brunswick and Brunswick &
Albany Rds., 186 m. S. E. of Macon. It has a
spacious harbor, and is the centre of con-
siderable trade and commerce. Large yel-
low pine lumber market. Has two weekly
lines of steamers to New York.
AMERICAN NEWSPAPER DIRECTORY.
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GEORGIA.
GEORGIA.
AD VEUTISER ; Saturdays ; four pages;
size 22x34 ; subi^cription $2 ; established 1875 ;
T. G. Stacy, editor and publisher ; cLrculation
K.
SEAPORT APPEAL.; Saturdays;
democratic ; four pages ; size 24x36 ; subscrip-
tion $2 ; established 1868; circulation K.
BUENA VISTA, C. H., Marion Co.,
525 pop. Centre of a fine cotton-growing
country.
ARGUS ; "Wednesdays ; democratic ; four
pages ; size 24x36 : subscription $2 ; estab-
lished 1875 ; "W. A. Singleton, editor and pub-
lisher ; circulation K.
BUTLER, C. H., Tmjlor Co., 2,479
pop.
HERALiD ; Tuesdays; four pages; size
26x40 : subscription SI 50 ; established 1876 ; W.
N . Benns and James D. Russ, editors and pub-
lishers ; circulation K.
GOSPEIi MESSENGER; monthly;
primitive baptist ; tliirty-six pages octavo ;
subscription $1 ; established 187S ; Elders J.
H. Respess and Thomas J. Bazemore, editors
and publishers ; circulation J.
CALHOUN, C. H., Gordon Co., 750t
pop., on Western & Atlantic Rd., 80 m. from
Atlanta and 21 from Dalton. Surrounded
by an agricultui-al district, and centre of
trade. Chief products, tobacco, wheat, po-
tatoes and corn.
TI31ES ; Thursdays ; democratic ; four
pages ; size 26x40 ; subscription $2 ; estab-
lished 1870 ; Chapman & lughi-am, editors and
publishers ; cii'culation K.
CAMILLA, C. H., Mitchell Co., 750t
pop., on Albany branch of Atlantic & Gulf
Rd., 26 m. from Albany. A fine agricultural
section, with rich soil. Cotton, corn, sugar
cane and sweet potatoes are among the
principal products.
MITCHELL. REFOR3IER; Fridays;
democratic ; four pages ; size 24x36 ; subscrip-
tion S2 ; established 1876 ; F. M. Mason, editor ;
F. M. Mason & Son, publishers ; circ'u K K.
CANTON, C. H., Cherokee Co., 700t
pop.
CHEROKEE ADVANCE; Fridays;
democratic ; fotu- pages ; size 19x26 ; subscrip-
tion $1 ; established 1830; Benjamin F. Perry,
editor and publisher.
CARNESVILLE, C. H., Franklin
Co., 800t pop., 32 m. from Athens.
FRANKLIN CO. REGISTER ; Sat
urdays ; democratic ; four pages ; size 22x32 ;
subscription §1 50; established 1875; J. S.
Dortch and G. P. Willis, editors and publish-
ers ; circulation K.
CARROLLTON, C. H., Carroll Co.,
950+ pop., about 20 m. N. W. of Newnan. in
an agricultural and stock-raising section.
CARROL. L. CO. TIMES; Fridays;
■democratic ; four pages ; size 24x36 ; subscrip-
tion $2 ; established 1872 ; Edwin R. Sharpe,
editor and publisher ; circulation K 1.
CARTERS VILLE, C. H., Bartow
Co., 2,500-)- pop., on Western & Atlantic Rd.,
48 m. from Atlanta, and at junction of
Cherokee Rd.
EXPRESS; Fridays; democratic; four
pages ; size 23x32 ; subscription $2 ; estab-
lished 1857; S. A. Cunningham, editor and
publisher; circulation J J.
FREE PRESS; Thursdays; indepen-
dent-democratic ; four pages ; size 24x36 ;
subscription §2 ; established 1878 ; C. H. C.
and Cornelius Willingham, editors and pub-
lishers.
CAVE SPRING, Floyd Co., l.OOOt
pop., 16 m. from Rome. On Rd. Location
of State Deaf and Dumb School. A good
agricultural region.
ENTERPRISE; Saturdays ; four pages ;
size 17x23 ; subscription $1 ; established 1875 ;
J. W. Yarbrough, editor and publisher ; ciicu-
lation K.
CONGREGATIONAL iMETHO-
D I S T ; semi-monthly ; congregational
methodist; four pages; size 24x36; sub-
scription §2; established 1877; L. J. Jones,
editor and publisher ; circulation K 1.
CEDARTOWN, C. H., Polk Co.,
1,800+ pop., 20 m. from Rome, on Cherokee
Rd. ; engaged in iron manufactures. Trade
centre for wide district.
ADVERTISER; Thursdays ; fovu- pages;
size 26x4U; subscription §1 ; established 1878;
D. B. Freeman, editor and publisher; cii-cu-
lation K 1.
CLEVELAND, C. H, White Co.
Nominal population.
ADVERTISER ; Saturdays ; four pages ;
size 18x26 ; subscription §1 ; established 1880 ;
Alex. Church, editor and publisher.
COCHRAN, Pulaski Co., l,000t pop.,
on Macon & Brunswick Rd., 37 m. from
Macon, 10 from Ocmulgee r.; raises wool,
stock and does trade in cotton, turpentine
and timber. Farming carried on.
ENTERPRISE; Thursdays ; four pages ;
size 22x32 ; subscription §2 ; established 1879 ;
Ira S. Chappell, editor and publisher ; circu-
lation K.
COLUMBUS, C. H., Muscogee Co.,
9,00a!- pop., suburban pop. 8,000+, head of
navigation on Chattahoochee r.; terminus
South-western Rd., North & South Rd. in
Ga., and Western Rd. & Mobile & Girard Rd.
of Ala. Largest cotton manufacturing
place in the South.
ENQUIRER-SUX ; every morning ex-
cept Monday and Sunday, ENQUIRER,
Tuesdays, and SUNDAY ENQUIRER,
Sundavs ; democratic ; four pages ; size—
dailv 26x38, Sunday and weekly 28x43; sub-
scription—daily S7, weekly $1 10, Sunday
SI ; established— daily 1858, weekly 1828, Sim-
day 1871 ; John King, editor and publisher ;
circulation— daily I 1, weekly H H 1, Sunday
H H. The " Enquirer-Sun " is one of the oldest
papers in the Soidh {being established in 1828).
Owing to the enterprise of its publishers in
making it the best paper in this section, and
its popular " departure " in reducing price of
subscription to leave far behind all competi-
tion, nearly every family in this part of
Georgia, Alabama and all through Florida
takes it. The Sunday is read by all of our
factory poi)ulation. '
TI3IES ; every morning except Monday,
and WEEKLY, Mondays; democratic;
daily four pages, weekly eight pages ; size—
dailv 24x34, weekly 29x42 ; subscription— daily
S7, weekly S2; established 1877; Wynne, De
Wolf & Co., publishers; circulation— daily J,
weeklv J 1.
ENQUIRER ; {see Enquirer-Sun).
CONYERS, C. H., Rockdale Co., l,362t
pop., on Georgia Rd., 141 m. W. of Augusta.
EXAMINER; Fridays ; democratic ;
four pages ; size 24x36 ; subscription $2 ; es-
tablished 1877 ; W. E. Harp, editor and pub-
lisher ; circulation K.
WEEKLY; Wednesdays; four pages;
size 19x26 ; subscription SI 25 ; established
1878 ; Hale & White, editors and publishers.
COVINGTON, C. H., Newton Co.,
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GEO. P. ROWELL & GO'S
GEORGIA.
GEORGIA.
l,500t pop., on Georgia Rd., 1:30 m. from Au-
gusta, 40 from Atlanta, in an agricultural
district.
GEORGIA ENTERPRISE; Fridays;
democratic ; four pages ; size 24x34 ; subscrip-
tion $2 ; established 1865 ; Beebe & Hawkins,
editors and publishers ; circulation K.
STAR ; Wednesdays; independent; four
pages ; size 24x36 ; subscription .$2 ; estab-
lished 1874 ; J. W. Anderson, editor and pub-
lisher ; circulation K.
CRA'WFORDVILLE, C. H., Talia-
ferro Co., 600+ pop., on Georgia Rd., 64 m.
from Augusta. Has carriage and other
shops.
DEMOCRAT; Fridays; democratic;
four pages ; size 24x.S4 ; subscription $2 ; es-
tablished 1876; W. D. Sullivan, editor and
publisher ; circulation J 1.
GUMMING, C. H., Forsyth Co., 5001
pop., 40 m. N. of Atlanta, near line of Char-
lotte and Atlanta Rd. On high ground, in
a cotton, grain and fruit section.
CL.ARION; Fridays; four pages; size
22x31 ; subscription $1 ; established 1875 ; Isaac
S. Clement, editor ; J. E. Puett, publisher.
CUTHBERT, C. H., Randolph Co.,
2,600+ pop., on South-western Rd., 118 m.
from Macon, and 26 from Euf aula. A cotton
factory and several institutions of learning
are located here.
A P PEA Li ; Fridays; democi-atic; four
pages ; size 26x40 ; subscription $2 ; established
1866; J. P. Sawtell, editor and publisher; cir-
culation K 1.
JOURNAL. OF PROGRESS : Satm-
days; four pages; size 24x36; subscription
$1 50; established 1879; R. R. Wright, editor
and publisher.
TRUE SOUTHRON ; Wednesdays ;
democratic ; four pages ; size 22x32 ; subscrip-
tion $1 ; established 1874 ; M. Tucker, editor ;
Tucker & Perry, publishers ; circulation K 1
DAHL.ONEGA, C. H., Lumpkin Co.,
1,000+ pop., on Chestaee r., 70 m. N. by E. of
Atlanta ; a good agricultural district.
MOUNTAIN SIGNAI^; Fridays; demo-
cratic ; four pages ; size 22x30 ; subscription
$1 50 ; established 1876 ; Howell & Worley,
editors and publishers ; circulation K.
DALTON,C. H., Whitfield Co., 3, OOOf
pop., on Western & Atlantic Rd., at junc-
tion of East Tennessee Rd. and Selma, Rome
& Dalton Rd., 100 m. from Atlanta and 36
from Chattanooga, Tenn. Engaged in agri-
culture and stock raising. Grain, cotton,
grass, potatoes, &c., are the chief products.
INDEPENDENT HEADLIGHT;
Tuesdays ; independent ; four pages ; size
22x31 ; subscription $1 ; established 1878 ; H. A.
Wrench, editor and publisher; circulation
K K
NORTH GEORGIA CITIZEN;
Thursdays ; democratic ; four pages ; size
26x38 ; subscription $2 ; established 1850 ; J. T.
Whitman, editor and publisher ; circulation
Kl.
DANIELSVILLE, C. H.. Madison
Co., 200+ pop. Trading point in cotton
country. Athens is nearest important
town.
MADISON YEOMAN; Wednesdays;
democratic ; four pages ; size 24x36 ; subscrip-
tion $1 50 ; established 1880 ; Malcom Stafford,
editor and publisher.
DARIEN, C. H., Mcintosh Co., fiOOt
pop., 60 m. S. of Savannah, on north branch
Fi
I
of Altamaha r. A timber and lumber-pro-
ducing section. No manufactures, other
than saw-mills.
TIMBER GAZETTE^ Fridays; four
ages ; size 22x31 ; subscription $2 50 ; estab-
ished 1874 ; R. W. Grubb, editor and pub-
lisher ; circulation K.
DAWSON, C. H., Terrell Co., l,500t
pop., on the Southwestex'n Rd., 98 m. from
Macon. The centre of trade for a large cot-
ton and sugar-cane producing section.
JOURNAL; Thursdays; democratic;
four pages : size 24x36 ; subscription $2 ; es-
tablished 1866 ; J. D. Hoyl, editor ; J. D. Hoyl
& Co., pviblishers ; circulation J.
DAWSONVILLE, C. H., Dawson
Co., 175+ pop., about 23 ni. from Gainesville.
Inland town.
MOUNTAIN CHRONICLE ; Tues
days ; four pages ; size 19x26 ; subscription
$1 ; established 1879 ; H. J. O'Shields, editor
and publisher.
DECATUR, C. H., De Kalb Co., l.OOOt
pop., 6 m. E. of Atlanta on Georgia Rd.
Flourishing suburban town.
DE KALB NEWS; Thur.sdays ; four
ages ; size 22x31 ; subscription $1 ; estab-
ished 1877; Word & Candler, editors and
publishers ; circulation J J.
DOUGLASVILLE, C. Yl., Douglas
Co., on Ga. Western Rd., 25 m. W. of At-
lanta ; a good cotton market ; place of ac-
tive trade ; in fertile and good farming
countr.y ; i)opulation increasing.
STAR; Tuesdays ; four pages ; size 22x31 ;
subscription $1 25 ; established 1879 ; J. B. C.
Quillian, editor ; Charles O. Peavy, publisher.
DUBLIN, C. H., Laurens Co., 5U0t
pop., on Oconee r., 55 m. E. of Macon and
120 W. of Savannah. Turpentine is a pro-
duct of this locality and farming is en-
gaged in.
GAZETTE ; Fridays; democratic • four
pages; size 24x36; subscription $2; established
1876 ; J. M. Stubbs, David Ware, Jr., and J. H.
Ehertidge, editors and publishers ; circ'n K.
POST; Wednesdays; four pages ; size 22x
32 ; subscription $1 50 ; established 1878 ; R.
L. Hicks, editor and publisher.
DU PONT, Clinch Co., at junction of
Ga. & Fla. Rds. 130 m. from Savannah and
an equal distance from Jacksonville, Fla.
In turpentine, milling and sheep-raising
country, engaged also in cotton ginning
and sugar-raising.
OKEFENOKEAN; Saturdays; four
pages ; size 24x86 ; subscription $1 ; established
1878 ; J. P. A. DuPont, editor and publisher ;
circulation K.
EASTMAN, C. H., Dodge Co., eoOf
pop., 56 m. from Macon, on M. & B. Rd. En-
gaged principally in agriculture, turpen-
tine, lumber, and sheep farming.
TIMES ; Thursdays ; four pages ; size
24x36 ; subscription .$2 ; established 1873 ; M.
L. Burch, editor and publisher ; circulation K.
EATONTON, C. H., Putnam Co.,
1,700+ pop., at terminus of branch of Central
Rd., 42 m. from Gordon and 23 from Mill-
edgeville. In a cotton-growing district.
BROAD AXE AND ITEMIZER;
Saturdays ; four pages ; size 24x36 ; subscrip-
tion $2 ; established 1867 ; Charles W. Sparks,
AMERICAN NEWSPAPER DIRECTORY
5S
GEORGIA.
'J-
editor ; Sparks & Adams, publishers ; circula-
tion K K.
ZliBERTON, C. H., Elhert Co., SOOj
pop., about 10 m. from Savannah r. and 75
from Augusta. Engaged in the cultivation
of cotton, corn and other grain.
GAZETTE; "Wednesdays; democratic;
four pages ; size 26x40 ; subscription $2 ; es-
tablished 1859; McCarty & Harper, editors
and publishers ; cii'culation K 1.
NEWS ; Wednesdays ; democratic ; four
pages ; size 26x40 ; subscription $2 ; establish-
ed 1880; S. N. Carpenter, editor; Elberton
Publishing Co., publishers.
ELLIJAY, C. H., Gilmer Co., 1,288
pop,
COURIER; Fridays ; democratic; four
pages ; size 24x36 ; subscription $1 50 ; estab-
lished 1875 ; W. F. Combs, editor and publish-
er ; cii'culation K.
rORSYTH, C. H., Monroe Co., 2,.500t
pop., on Macon & Western Rd., 26 m. from
Macon ; in an extensive wheat and cotton-
growing section.
MONROE AD VERTISER ; Tuesdays ;
democratic ; four pages ; size 26x:5S ; subscrip-
tion $2 ; established 1856 ; Henry H. Cabaniss,
editor ; King & Cabaniss, publishers ; cii'cu-
lation K K 1.
rORT GAINES, C. H., Clay Co., 900t
pop., on Chattahoochee r.
TRIBUNE; Fridays; democratic; foui-
pages; size 22x32 ; subscription $1 50; estab-
lished 1879 ; S. E. Lewis, editor and publisher.
rORT VALLEY, Houston Co., l,500t
pop., on Southwestern Rd., 29 m. from Ma-
con. A growing place, and centre of busi-
ness in agricultural products. Various
manufactures carried on.
ADVERTISER ; Sundaj^s ; four pages ;
size 21x29 ; subscription $1 ; established 1879 ;
E. T. Byington, editor and publisher.
MIRROR; Fridays; democratic; four
pages ; size 26x39 ; subscription $2 ; established
1871 ; Seneca B. Burr, editor and publisher ;
oirculatiou K 1.
ERANKLIN, C. H.. Heard Co., 1,335
pop.
NEWS ; Wednesdays ; four pages ; size
22x31 ; subscription $2 ; established 1876 ; S. J.
Johnston, editor and publisher ; circulation K.
GAINESVILLE, C. H., Hall Co.,
3,600-t' pop., in the crescent formed by the
Cunahie and Blue Ridge Mountains, on the
Atlanta & Charlotte Air Line Rd., 53 m.
from Atlanta, surrounded by an agricultu-
ral and mining district. Fine climate ;
popular resort in summer.
E A G Li E ; Fridays ; democratic ; four
pages ; size 26x40 ; subscription $2 ; estab-
lished 1867 ; Redwine & Ham, editors and pub-
lisher ; circulation J 1.
SOUTHRON; Tuesdays; democratic;
four pages ; size 25x36 ; subscription $2 ; es-
tablished 1875; P. F. Lawshe and W. F.
Hooker, editors ; W. H. Craig, publisher ; cir-
culation J.
GREENSBORO, C. H., Greene Co.,
1,100+ pop., on Georgia Rd., 84 m. from Au-
gusta. Engaged in the cultivation of cot-
ton and corn.
GEORGIA HOME JOURNAL; Fri
days ; tour pages ; size 24x35 ; subscription
$2 ; established 1873 ; J. Knowles, editor ; J.
Knowles & Son, publishers ; circulation K.
HERALD; Thui'sdays ; independent;
GEORGIA.
four pages ; size 24x36 ; subscription $2 ; es-
tablished 1866 ; H. T. Lewis, editor ; Columbus
Heard, publisher ; circulation K 1.
GREENVILLE, C. H., Meriwether
Co., 1,500+ pop.
MERIWETHER CO. VINDICA-
TOR; Fridays; democratic; four pages;
size 22.x;32 ; subscription $2 ; established 1872 ;
Wm. T. Revill, editor and publisher ; circula-
tion K.
GRIFFIN, C. H., Spalding Co., 5,000t
pop., on Macon & Western Rd., at junction
of Savannah, Griflftn & North Alabama Rd.,
43 m. from Atlanta. A place of active
trade, suiTounded by a cotton-growing dis-
trict.
NEWS; every morning except Sunday,
and WEEKLY, Thursdays ; democratic ;
daily four pages, weekly eight pages ; size —
daily 19x26, weekly 26x38 ; subscription— daily
S5, weekly $1 50; established 1871; Alexander Sc
Niles, editors and publishers ; circulation—
dailv K, weeklv J 1.
SUN; Sundays ; independent-democratic ;
four pages ; size 22x31 ; subscription $1 50 ;
established 1877; Wm. R. Hanleiter, editor
and publisher ; circulation K 1.
HAMILTON, C. H., Harris Co., 400t
pop. ; is 22 m. from Columbus, on line of N.
& S. Rd. A mountain summer resort and
trading point.
JOURNAL ; Thursdays; democratic; eight
pages ; size 26x40 ; subscription $1 ; established
1872 ; J. L. Dennis, editor ; Blount & Dennis,
publishers ; circulation K.
HAMPTON, Henry Co., TOOf pop.,
on Central Rd. to Savannah, 33 m. from At-
lanta. Good business point. Has a fine
flour mill, and energetic merchants.
HENRY CO. WEEKLY; Fridays;
democratic ; four pages ; size 22x32 ; subscrip-
tion ,S2 ; established 1876 ; James E. Brown,
editor ; R. T. Harper & Co., publishers ; circu-
lation K 1.
HARLEM, Columbia Co., ??00t pop.,
on Georgia Rd., 25 m. from Augusta.
COLUMBIAN; Tuesdays: fovir pages;
size 24x35 ; subscription $1 ; established 1879 ;
B. H. Doster & Co., editors and publishers ;
circulation K.
HART WELL, C. H., Hart Co., 500t
pop., 22 m. from Anderson, S. C, 30 from At-
lanta and Charlotte Air Line Rd., and 10
from Elberton Air Line Rd. Agriculture
chief pursuit.
SUN; Wednesdays ; democratic ; four
pages ; size 22x32 ; subscription $1 50 ; estab-
lished 1876; Benson & McGill, editors and
publishers ; circulation K 1.
HAWKINSVILLE, C. H., Pulaski
Co., 813 pop., on Ocmulgee r., at head of
navigation, and on Hawkinsville branch of
Macon & Brunswick Rd., about 48 m. from
Macon. Surrounded by a cotton-raising
district.
DISPATCH; Thursdays; four pages;
size 26x40 ; subscription $2 ; established 1867 ;
Geo. P. Woods, editor and publisher ; circula-
tion J 1.
HINESVILLE, C. H., Liberty Co.,
350+ pop., near Atlantic & Gulf Rd., midway
between Altamaha and Ogeechee rs. Lo-
cated within the great timber, cotton and
rice regions of East Georgia.
GAZETTE; Mondays ; four pages ; size
GEO. P. ROWELL & GO'S
GEORGIA.
22x32; subscription $110; established 1871;
S. D. Bradwell, editor and publisher ; circula-
tion K 1.
INDIAN SPRINGS, Butts Co.
MIDDLE GEORGIA ARGUS;
Thursdays; four pages; size 24x86; subscrlo-
tion $2 ; established 1873 ; H. M. Edge and W.
F. Smith, editors; W. F. Stnith and A. B.
Smith, publishers ; circulation K. The largest
and best advertisinr/ medium in the South.
Published at the popular tvatering place in
the South. The iJaperfor advertisers.
IRWINTON, C. H., Wilkinson Co.,
300+ pop.
SOUTHERNER AND APPEAL.;
Thursdays; democratic; four pages; size 24x34;
subscrintjon $1 50; established 1875; John H.
and C. R. Hodges, editors and publishers ; cir-
culation K 1.
JEFFERSON, C. H., Jaclcson Co.,
988+ pop., situated in an agricultural dis-
trict. In its borders are some of the best
■water powers in North-east Georgia.
FOREST NEWS; Fridays ; democratic ;
four pages ; size 24x36 : subscription $1 50 ; es-
tablished 1875 ; Robert S. Howard, editor and
publisher ; circulation K 1.
JESUP, C. H., Wayne Co.
SENTINEL; Wednesdays; democratic;
four pages ; size 24x36 ; subscription $2 ; estab-
lished 1876 ; T. P. Littlefield, editor and pub-
lisher ; circulation K.
JONESBORO, C. H., Clayton Co.,
1,775+ pop., on Macon & Western Rd., 80 m.
from Macon, 30 m. from Atlanta. An agri-
cultural section. Good cotton market.
NEWS; Saturdays; four pages; size
22x31 ; subscription $1 50 ; established 1874 ;
Cloud, Vaughn & Hodnett, editors and pub-
lishers ; circulation K.
LA FAYETTE, C. H., Walher Co.,
251 pop.
WALKER CO. MESSENGER ; Fri
days ; democratic ; four pages ; size 24x.S6 ;
subscription $1 50 ; established 1877 , A. Mc-
Han, editor ; E. A. McHan, publisher ; circu-
lation J.
LAGRANGE, C. H., Troitp Co., 2,053
pop., on Atlanta & West Point Rd., 72 m.
from Atlanta and 15 from West Point. Cot
ton, potatoes and field peas are largely cul-
tivated.
REPORTER; Thursdays; democratic;
four pages ; size 26x38 ; subscription $2 20 ;
established 1845 ; J. T. Waterman, editor and
publisher; circulation K K 1.
LAWRENCEVILLE, C. 11., Gwin-
nett Co., 1,201 pop., 20 m. N. of the line of
Georgia Rd., and about 40 W. of Athens. In
an agricultural section. Cotton, corn and
wheat are the chief products. Site eleva-
ted and healthy.
GWINNETT HERALD; Wednesdays;
democratic ; four pages ; size 23x;34; subscrip-
tion $2 ; established 1871 ; Tyler M. Peeples,
editor ; Peeples & Boyles, publishers ; circu-
lation K 1.
LEXINGTON, C. H., Orjletlwrpe Co.,
5001- pop., 16 m. from Athens, and on line of
Rd. General mercantile centre, being the
county town.
OGLETHORPE ECHO ; Fridays ;
deniocratic ; four pages ; size 28x43 ; subscrip-
tion $2 ; established 1874 ; T. L. Gantt, editor
and publisher; circulation J.
LOUISVILLE, C. H., Jefferson Co.,
GEORGIA.
500+ pop., on Rocky Comfort Creek, lOJ m„
from the line of Central Rd. of Georgia,
and 54 E. of Milledgeville. In an agricultural
section. Cotton, corn and sweet potatoes
the chief products.
COURIER; Wednesdays; democratic:
four pages; size 24x36; subscription $1 50 ^
established 1879 ; W. C. Giles, editor ; Giles &
Green, publishers.
NEWS AND FARMER; Thursdays;
four pages ; size 24x36 ; subscription $2 ; es-
tablished 1871 ; Robert J. Boyd, editor and
publisher ; circulation K 1.
LUMPKIN, C. H., Stewart Co., l,200t
pop., about 15 m. E. of Chattahoochee r., and
25 W. of Americus ; in a mineral region.
INDEPENDENT; Saturdays; four
pages; size 24x34; subscription $1 50; estab-
lished 1872; W. H. Harrison and R. B. Har-
rison, editors ; W. H. Harrison, publisher ;
circulation K.
MACON, C. H., Bibh Co. 12,500t pop.,
on Ocmulgee r., at junction of five impor-
tant railroads ; 100 m. fi-om Atlanta, 10(>
from Columbus, 100 from Augusta and 192
from Savannah, An extensive cotton mar-
ket, and centre of a large and flourishing
trade.
TELEGRAPH AND MESSENGER;
every morning except Monday, SE3II-
WEEKLY, Wednesdays and Saturdays,
and WEEKLY, Fridays; daily and semi-
weekly four pages, weekly eight pages ; size —
daily and semi-weekly 26x38, weekly 38x52 ;
subscription — daily $10, semi-weekly $3,
weekly $2 ; established — daily 1826, semi-
weekly 1866, weekly 1826; Clisby & Jones,,
editors and publishers ; circulation— daily
I, semi-weeklv K, w^eekly I.
KIND WORDS; Saturdays, and
SEMI-MONTHLY and MONTHLY;
baptist ; four pages ; size 14x22 ; subscription
—weekly .$1, semi-monthly 75 eents, monthly
50 cents ; established 1871 ; S. Boykin, editor ;
Home Mission Board of the Southern Baptist
Convention, publishers ; a Sunday-school pa-
per ; does not insert advertisements.
CENTRAL GEORGIA AVEEKLY;
Saturdays ; independent ; four pages ; size
26x40 ; subscription $2 ; established 1877 ; J. D^
William's, editor and publisher ; circ'n J J.
WESLEYAN CHRISTIAN ADVO-
CATE; Saturdays; methodist episcopal;
eight pages ; size 29x44 ; subscription $2 50 ;
established 1837 ; Atticus G. Haygood and
John W. Burke, editors; J. W. Burke & Co.,
publishers ; circulation G 1.
MACVILLE, Telfair Co.
SOUTH GEORGIAN; Fridays; four
pages ; size 24x36 ; established 1878 ; M. Sikes,.
editor ; W. T. Macarthur, publisher ; circula-
tion K.
MADISON, C. H., Morgan Co., 2,000t
pop., on Georgia Rd., 104 m. from Augusta
and 68 from Atlanta. A place of active
trade, and shipping point for cotton.
MADISONIAN ; Fridays; democratic 5
four pages ; size 26x38 ; subscription $2 ; es-
tablished 1871 ; B. M. Blackburn, editor and
publisher ; circulation K K.
PEOPLE'S CHA3IPION ; Saturdays;
independent-democratic ; eight pages ; size
31x44 ; subscription $1 50 ; established 1879 i
John F. Shecut, editor and publisher.
MARIETTA, C. H., Cohh Co., 3,000t
pop., on Western and Atlantic R:i., 20 m.
from Atlanta, in an agricultural and stock-
raising region.
JOURNAL; Thursdays; democratic;
four pages ; size 26x37 ; subscription $2 ; estab-
lished 1866; Neal & Massey„ editors and pub-
lishers ; circulation K L
AMERICAN NEWSPAPER DIRECTORY.
65
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GEORGIA.
MILLEDGEVIIiLE, C. H., Baldioin
Co., 4,800+ pop., on Oconee r., and at junc-
tion of the Macon & Augusta and Macon &
Eatonton Rds., 30 m. from Macon. In an
agricultural district. Cotton is the chief
product. The river furnishes water power
for milling and manufacturing.
UNION AND RECORDER; Tues
days ; democratic ; four pases ; size 28x40 ; sub-
scription S2 ; established 1830 ; Barnes & Moore,
editors and publishers ; circulation J 1.
MONTEZUMA, Macon Co., 1,.597
pop.
WEEK.TjY; Tuesdays ; democratic ; four
pages ; size 24.x:>5 ; subscription $1 50 ; estab-
lished 18T3 ; W. H. Harrison, editor ; J. M. Har-
rison, publisher ; circulation K.
NEWNAN, C. H., Coioeta Co., 3,000t
pop., on Atlanta & West Point Rd., 40 m.
from Atlanta. Present terminus of Savan-
nah, Griffin & North Alabama Rd. Pos-
sesses water power, which is employed in
manufactures of various kinds.
HERALiD ; Thursdays ; democratic ; four
pages ; size 26x40 • subscription $2 ; established
1S65 ; J. M. Dent, editor ; Wootten & Welch,
publishers : circulation K.
liEADER ; Fridays; four pages; size 24
x36 ; subscription .§1 50 ; established 1879 :
Floyd & Barron, editors and publishers.
PEARSON, Cojee Co., 200t pop., on
Brunswick & Albany Rcl. Manufactures
principally of fine lumber and turpentine.
Has telegraph office.
COFFEE CO. GAZETTE; Saturdays;
four pages ; size 20x26 ; subscriptiou §1 ; estab-
lished 1874 ; William Parker, editor and pub-
lisher ; cii'culatiou K.
PERRY, C. H., Houston Co., ],.500t
pop., on Big Indian Creek, in the central
part of the county, 28 m. from Macon. It is
surrounded by cotton plantations.
HOME JOURNAL; Thursdays; demo-
cratic ; four pages ; size 24x36 ; subscription
$2 ; established 1870 ; Edwin Martin, editor
and publisher ; circulation K 1.
QUITMAN, C. H., Brooks Co., l,.500t
pop., on Atlantic & Gulf Rd., 176 m. S. W. of
Savannah. Centre of a fertile agricultural
district.
FREE PRESS; Saturdays; four pages ;
size 20x27 ; subscription $1 : established 1876 ;
A. P. Perham, editor ; Perliam & White, pub-
lishers ; circulation K.
REPORTER; Thursdays; democratic;
four pages ; size 24x36 ; subscription .$2 ; estab-
lished 1874 ; Joseph Tillman, editor and pub-
lisher ; circulation K 1.
STAR ; Saturdays ; democratic ; four
pages ; size 22x:?0 • subscription .$1 50 ; estab-
lished 1879 ; R.R.Martin, editor and publisher.
RINGGOLD, C. H., Catoosa Co., 600t
pop., on the Western & Atlantic Rd., 115 m.
from Atlanta and 23 from Chattanooga,
Tenn. Engaged in agriculture and manu-
facturing, and a place of active business.
CATOOSA COURIER; Thursdays;
democratic ; four pages : size 22x31 ; subscrip-
tion $2 ; established 1872 ; R. M. Morris, editor
and publisher ; circulation K.
RISING FAWN, Dade Co., l,.500t
pop., on Ala. & Great Southern Rd., 26 m.
from Chattanooga, Tenn. Has an iron fur-
nace.
DADE CO. GAZETTE; Thursdays;
GEORGIA.
democratic ; four pages ; size 22x31 ; subscrip-
tion $1 ; established 1873 ; Lumpkin & Jordan,
editors and publishers.
ROME, C. H., Floyd Co., G.OOOf pop.,
on Coosa r. and Selma, Rome & Dalton Rd.
at junction of Rome Rd. Surrounded by
an agi'icultural community, and the centre
of trade for this part of the State.
TRIBUNE; every morning except Sun-
day, and WEEKLY, Thursdays; demo-
cratic ; four pages ; size— daily 22x31, weekly
26x4(1; subscription— daily §8, weekly $1 50:
established 1877 ; T. E. Hanbury and Frank J.
Cohen, editors and publishers.
COURIER; tri-weekl.\-, Tuesdays, Thurs-
days and Saturdays, and WEEKLY, Wed-
nesdays ; democratic ; four pages ; size — tri-
weekly 24x32, weekly 28x42 ; subsci'iption—
tri-weeklv $4, weekly §2 ; established— tri-
weekly 1861, weekly 1843 ; M. Dvvinnell, editor
and publisher ; circulation — tri-weekly K K,
weeklv I.
BULLETIN; Thursdaj's ; eight pages;
size 31x44 ; subscription $2 ; established 1871 ;
John Hix Bass, editor; Moseley & Co., pub-
lishers ; circulation K 1.
S ANDERS VILLE, C. H., Washing-
ton Co., 1,500+ pop., about 3 m. from line of
Central Rd., and 64 from Macon. The cen-
tre of trade for a cotton-growing country.
HERALD AND GEORGIAN; Thurs
days; democraiic ; four pages; size 24x36;
subscription .$2 ; established 1841 ; William
Park, editor and publisher ; circulation J 1.
SAVANNAH, C. H., Chatham Co.,
28,235 pop., on Savannah r., 18 m. from its
mouth ; eastern terminus of Georgia Cen-
tral, southern terminus of Savannah &
Charleston, and northern terminus of At-
lantic & Gulf Rds., and is engaged in for-
eign and domestic commerce. Savannah is
the second largest cotton port in the South,
and has a large trade in naval stores and
lumber. The city is built on a sandy plain
which is elevated about forty feet above
tide-water. It has a large number of fine
and substantial edifices, including some
handsome churches and other public struc-
tures. The public squares are numerous,
and these and the streets generally are
closely shaded with trees. The city pos-
sesses excellent educational facilities.
EVENING RECORDER ; every even
ing except Saturday and Sunday ; four pages ;
size 22x32 ; subscription .$5 ; established 1878 ;
R. M. Orme, editor; J. Stern, publisher; cir
culation J.
MORNING NE\VS; every morning
_^^^ii;^^ ?. ^ and evening ex-
:^^^^Mfi>4 i "^ cept Sunday, and
^M; 4 NEWS, Wednes-
^^i^^^g; days ; democratic ;
\%, ?J^*SB daily four pages,
^ r I ^ 1 weekly eight pages ;
**" *Msize — daily 27x42,
J.veekly 38x52; sub-
X J Jscription— daily $10,
weekly .$2 ; establish-
ed 18.50; VV.T. Thomp-
son, editor ; J. H. Estill, publisher ; circula-
tion— dailv G G. weeklv G G 1.
ABEND ZEITUNG; Wednesdays ; Ger-
man ; four pages; size 22x32; subscription
S3 50; established 1870; J. Stern, editor and
publisher; circulation K 1.
SUNDAY MORNING TELE-
GRAM; Sundays; four pages; size 24x:^:
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GEO. P. ROWELL & GO'S
GEORGIA.
subscription $2 50 ; established 1802 ; Sun-
day Telegram Publishing Co., editors and
publishers ; circulation H.
SOUTHERN FARMERS' MONTH-
LiY ; agricultural ; thirty-six pages ; size of
page 9x12 ; subscription $2 ; established 1878 ;
L. C. Bryan, editor ; J. H. Estill, publisher ;
circulation I I.
^SOUTHERN MUSICAL. JOUR-
NALi; monthly; music ; twenty-four pages;
size of page 10x13 ; subscription $1 ; estab-
lished 1871; W. Ludden, editor; Ludden &
Bates, publishers ; circulation 1 1.
SENOIA, Coweta Co., SOOf pop., on
Savannah, Griffin & North Ala. Rd., about
18 m. from Newnan. In a cotton-growing
section.
FARM AND HOME; Saturdays; four
pages ; size 24x36 ; subscription $2 ; establish-
ed 1877 ; N. N. Edge, editor ; Claude F, Edge,
publislier ; circulation K.
SOCIAL CIRCLE, Walton Co., GOOf
pop., on Georgia Rd., 51 m. E. of Atlanta.
WALTON CO. VIDETTE; Tuesdays;
four pages ; size 24x36 ; subscription $2 ; es-
tablished 1877; John M. Brown, editor and
publisher ; circulation K.
SPARTA, C. H., Hancock Co., l.SOOf
pop., on Macon branch of the Georgia Rd.,
about midway between Macon and Augus-
ta. Centre of an agricultural region.
ISHMAEL.ITE ; Wednesdays ; inde-
pendent-democratic ; four pages ; size 24x36 ;
subscription $2; established 1879; Lewis &
Forbes, editors and publishers ; circulation
TIMES AND PLANTER; Fridays;
democratic ; lour pages ; size 26x40 ; subscrip-
tion $2; established 1867; Elam Christian,
editor and publisher ; circulation K 1.
SUMMERVILLE, C. H., Chattooga
Co., 350t pop., on Chattooga r., 93 m. N. W.
of Atlanta. An agricultural district and
centre of trade.
GAZETTE; Thursdays; democratic;
four pages ; size 24x36 ; subscription $1 75 ; es-
tablished 1874 ; J. C. Loomis, editor and pub-
lisher ; circulation K.
SIVAINS BOROUGH, C H.,
Emanuel Co., 108 pop.
HERALiDj Tuesdays; four pages; size
22x30; subscription $2; established 1876;
R. A. Daniel, editor and publisher ; circ'n K.
SYLVANIA,C. H., Screven Co.
TEIiEPIIONE : Tuesdays ; democratic ;
four pages ; size 22x31 ; subscription $1 50 ;
established 1879; C. H. Medlock, editor and
publisher.
TALBOTTON, C. H., Talbot Co.,
1,000+ pop., 30 m. N. E. of Columbus, Ga.,
and 7 from South-western Rd. Population
principally farmers, producing cotton.
GEORGIA REGISTER; Tuesdays;
democratic ; four pages ; size 26x38 ; subscrip-
tion $1 ; established 1877 ; O. D. Gorman, edi-
tor; J. B. Gorman, publisher; circulation
KKl.
STANDARD; Tuesdays; democratic;
four pages ; size 24x;>4 ; subscription $1 ; es-
tablished 1870; W. J. Hall, editor and pub-
lisher ; circulation K.
THOMASTON, C. H., Upson Co.,
1,200+ pop., terminus of Thomaston &
Barnesville Rd., a branch of Macon & West-
ern Rd., about 80 m. S. of Atlanta, and 55
from Macon.
MIDDLE GEORGIA TIMES; Satur
days ; four pages ; size 24x36 ; established
1878 : T. A. Chappell, editor and publisher.
GEORGIA.
THOMASVILLE,C.H., Thomas Co.,
3,00U+ pop., on Atlantic & Gulf Rd., 200 m.
from Savannah. The Albany branch con-
nects with the main line at this point. In
one of the largest cotton, wool and sugar
cane producing sections of tlie State.
SOUTHERN ENTERPRISE; Wed
nesdays ; democratic ; four pages ; size
27x40; subscription $2; established 1856; C.
P. Hansen, editor ; J. T. Chastain, publisher ;
circulation K.
TI3IES; Saturdays; democratic; four
pages ; size 27x40 ; subscription $2 ; estab-
lished 1873; John Triplett, editor and pub-
lisher ; circulation K 1.
THOMSON, C. H., McDiiffie Co.,
1,000+ pop., on Georgia Rd., 37 m. from Au-
gusta. Cotton, corn, wheat and sweet
potatoes are the chief products.
McDUFFIE JOURNAL; Wednes-
days ; democratic : four pages ; size 27x37 ;
subscription $1 ; established 1871 ; J. E. White,
editor and publisher ; circulationn K.
TOCCOA CITY, Habersham Co.,l,000t
pop., 93 m. from Atlanta, on Atlanta & Char-
lotte Rd. General agricultural centre.
NEWS ; Saturdays ; democratic ; four
pages; size 22x31; subscription $1 50; estab-
lished 1873; Schaefer & Brown, editors and
publishers ; circulation K.
VALDOSTA, C. H., Lowndes Co.,
1,500+ pop., on Atlantic & Gulf Rd., 157 m.
from Savannah. Cotton, sweet potatoes,
sugar cane, rice and corn are the chief
products.
TIMES ; Saturdaj's; democratic; four
pages ; size 22x32 ; subscription $2 ; established
1867; C. R. Pendleton, editor and publisher;
circulation K.
WARRENTON, C. H., Warren Co.,
900+ iJop., on Macon & Augusta Rd., 52 m,
from Augusta. Agriculture is the chief oc-
cupation.
CLIPPER; Thursdays; democratic;
four pages ; size 22x32 ; suliscription $1 50 ; es-
tablished 1859; John A. Shivers, editor and
publisher ; circulation K 1.
OUR COUNTY^; Saturdays ; four pages ;
size 24x36 ; subscription $1 ; established 1879 ;
Neal «& Pilcher, editors and publishers.
WASHINGTON, C. H., Wilkes Co.,
2,1001- ijop., terminus of a branch of Georgia
Rd., about 70 m. from Augusta. Centre of
a cotton and grain country.
GAZETTE; Fridays; democratic; four
pages ; size 26x40 ; subscription $1 50 ; estab-
lished 1866 ; Chapman & Inghram, editors and
publishers ; circulation KKl.
WAYNESBORO, C. H., Burke Co.,
1,000+ pop., on Augusta branch of Georgia
Central Rd., 32 m. S. of Augusta and 100 N.
W. of Savannah.
EXPOSITOR; Thursdays; democratic;
four pages ; size 24x36 ; subscription $2 ; es-
tablished 1870; H. A. W. Palmer, editor; W,
A. Wilkins, publisher; circulation K.
HERALD ; Wednesdays; eiglit pages;
size 26x40 ; subscription $2 ; established 1878 ;
R. O. Lovett, editor ; J. E. Frost, publisher ;
circulation K.
WEST POINT, Troup Co., 2,000t
pop., on Chattahoochee r., at junction of
Atlanta & West Point with West Point and
Montgomery Rd., 87 m. from Atlanta and an
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GEORGIA.
equal distance from Montgomery, Ala.
Does a fine agricultural trade. Has two
cotton factories and one iron foundry in
operation.
STATE lilNE PRESS ; Fridays ; four
pages ; size 24x36 ; subscription $2 ; estab-
lished 1874 ; S. P. Callaway, editor and pub-
lisher ; circulation K.
ILLINOIS.
_ABINGDON, Knox Co., S.OOOf pop.,
on Chicago, Burlington & Quincy Rd., 10 m.
from Galesburg. The seat of Abingdon and
Hedding Colleges.
EXPRESS; Thursdaj-s ; non-partisan;
four pages; size 26x40; subscription §150;
established 1876 ; Frank L. Ritchey, editor and
publisher ; circulation K 1. The " Express "
succeeded a six year old paper, and is now
in its fourth year. Both sides are set tip and
printed in the home office.
ALBION, C. H., Edwards Co., l,200t
pop., 170 m. S. E. of Springfield and 15 E. of
Fairfield. Pork packing and wagon making
carried on.
INDEPENDENT; Thursdays; four
p;iges ; size 24x36 ; subscription $1 25 ; estab-
lished 1865 ; Clarke Bros., editors and publish-
ers ; circulation K ; printed at the office of
the Grayville Independent.
JOURNAL ; Saturdays ; four pages ; size
24x34 ; subscription $2 10 ; established 1869 ;
3Iorris Emmerson, editor and publisher ; cir-
culation K 1.
ALEDO, C. H., Mercer Co., l.TGOf pop.,
on Galva, New Boston & Keithsburg branch
of Chicago, Burlington & Quincy Rd., 15 m.
from IVIississippl r. and 25 from Rock Island.
Located in a rich farming district. Stock
and grain the principal shipments. Coal
found in the vicinity.
BANNER ; Fridays; independent; eight
pages ; size 26x40 ; subscription §2 ; estab-
lished 1869; P. F. Warner, editor and pub-
lisher ; circulation K 1.
DE:>I0CRATIC press; Saturdays;
democratic ; eight pages ; size 30x44 ; sub-
<icription .$2; established 1879; Louis F.
.Jobusch. Jr.. editor aud publisher.
RECORD 5 Wednesdays ; republican ;
four pages ; size 26x41 ; subscription §2 50 ;
established 1857; Porter & Bigelow, editors
and publishers ; circulation J.
ALEXIS, Warren Co.
VISITOR; Thursdays; independent;
four pages ; size 22x32 ; subscription .§1 50 ;
established 18S0; Johnson & Strang, editors
and puVjlishers.
ALTAMONT, Effingham Co., l.SOOf
pop., on junction of O. &. M. & Vandalia Line
Rds., and southern terminus of Chicago &
Paducah Rds. An important point for buy-
ing and shipping grain.
TEEEGRA3I ; Thursdays ; independent ;
four pages ; size 24x35 ; subscription .$1 ;
established 1876 ; C. M. King, editor and pub-
lisher ; circulation K 1.
ALTON, Madison Co., lO.OOOt pop., on
Mississippi r., 25 m. from St. Louis and 4
above the mouth of the Missouri r., and on
Chicago, Alton & St. Louis, and branch of
Indianapolis, Terre Haute & St. Louis Rds.
Extensively engaged in river trade and
manufactures, and the great depot for
shipment of the produce of a large section
of country.
ILLINOIS.
DEMOCRAT ; everv evening except
Sunday, and WEEKLY, Fridays; demo-
cratic ; daily four pages, weekly eight pages ;
size — daily 24x35, weekly :^Jx4;^ ; subscription-
daily .$6, weekly $1 50 ; established— daily 1876,
weekly 1874 ; Perrin & Smith, editors and
publishers ; circulation — daily K K 1, weekly J.
TELEGRAPH ; every evening except
Sunday, aud WEEKLY, Thursdays; re-
publican ; four pages ; size — daily 24x:i4, week-
ly 28x43 ; subscription— dailv $9, 'weekly SI 50;
established— daily 1861, .weekly 1836; Holden
& Norton, editors and publishers ; circulation
—daily K, weekly J 1. The Daily and Weekly
" Telegraph " has the largest and best circula-
tion of any paper in Southern Illinois, South
of Springfii'ld.
BANSER ; Saturdays; German; inde-
pendent ; four pages ; size 28x44 ; subscription
S2 ; established 1867 ; R. Boelitz, editor and
publisher ; circulation J J.
MADISON CO. SENTINEL; Wed
nesdays ; independent ; four pages ; size
24x:35 ; subscription $1 50 ; established 1879 ;
Malcom & Meluerney, editors and publishers.
ALTONA, Knox Co., l,200t pop., on
C. B. & Y. Rd., 16 m. from Galesburg. Sur-
rounded by a rich farming country.
JOURNAL ; Wednesdays ; independent ;
eight pages ; size 26.x40 ; subscription §1 50 ;
established 1878; Edmund H. Waldo, editor
and publisher ; circulation K.
AMBOY, Lee Co., 3,562t pop., on Illi-
nois Central Rd., 82 m. from Chicago. Large
quantities of produce are shipped from
this point ; the 111. Cent, shops are here, and
the finest station house on the road was
built at this place in 1876.
JOURNAL; Wednesdays; republican;
eight pages ; size 30x44 ; subscription $2 ; es-
tablished 18.56 ; E. W. Faxon & Co., editors and
publishers ; circulation K 1.
NEWS; Saturdays; eight pages; size
26x4U; subscription .§1 50; established 1878;
William M. Geddes, editor and publisher.
ANNA, Union Co., 2,000f pop., on Illi-
nois Central Rd., 37 m. from Cairo, and
about 1 E. of Jonesboro. Centre of an im-
portant fruit region.
FARMER AND FRUIT GROW-
ER; Wednesdays; agricultural; eight
pages ; size 26x40 ; subscription $1 25 ; estab-
lished 1877; Harvey C. Bouton, editor and
publisher ; circulation J.
UNION CO. NEWS; Fridays; indepen-
dent ; four pages ; size 22x31 ; subscription
•SI ; established 1879 ; Hale, Wilson & Co.,
editors and publishers.
ARGOLA, Douglas Co., 2,700t pop., at
junction of Illinois Central and Paris &
Decatur Rds., 158 m. from Chicago. Ship-
ping point for stock and grain.
DOUGLAS CO. DEMOCRAT; Frl
days ; eight pages ; size 26x40 ; subscription
$1 50; established 1870; H. H. Moore, editor
and publisher ; circulation K.
R E C' O R D ; Saturdays ; republican ;
four pages ; size 26x40 ; subscription .§1 50 ; es-
tablished 1866 ; J. M. Gruelle, editor and pub-
lisher ; circulation K.
ARLINGTON HEIGHTS, Cook
Co., 1,000+ pop., 22 m. from Chicago. Manu-
factory of sewing machines.
COOK CO. HERALD; Saturdays; re-
publican ; four pages ; size 26x40 ; subscription
$1 50 ; established 1873 ; Herald Publishing
Co., editors and publishers ; circulation K 1.
ASHLAND, Cass Co., l,0O0t pop.
A grain market. At junction of two rds.,
13 m. from Jacksonville.
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ILLINOIS.
NEWS; Thursdays ; eight pages ; size
22x32; subscription $1 50; established 1879;
John J. Smith, editor and publisher.
ASHLEY, Washington Co., IJOOf pop.,
at intersection of Illinois Central and St.
Louis and South-western Rds. Surrounded
by an agricultural and fruit-growing dis-
trict.
GAZETTE; Fridays; four pages: size
24x35 ; subscription $1 50 ; established 1876 ; A.
W. O'Bryant, editor and publisher ; circula-
tion K.
ASHTON, Lee Co., l,000t pop., on
Iowa Div. of Chicago & Noi'thwestern Rd.,
80 m. W. of Chicago. In stock and farming
district.
SENTINEL ; Saturdays ; eight pages ; size
26x40; subscription $1 50; established 1877;
P. O. Sproul, editor and publisher; circula-
tion K.
ATLANTA, Logan Co., 2,339 pop., on
Chicago & Alton Rd., 11 m. N. E. of Lincoln ;
crossing of the Illinois Midland Rd. Sup-
ported by the agriculture of adjacent
country.
ARGUS; Fridays; neutral; eight pages;
size 26x40 ; subscription $;1 50 ; established
1868 ; George L. Shoals, editor and publisher ;
circulation K 1.
AUBURN, Sangamon Co., l,000t
pop., 16 m. from Springfield, on Chicago &
Alton Rd. Surrounded by an excellent
farming countr3\
CITIZEN ; Thursdays ; independent ; four
pages ; size 26x40 ; subscription $1 50 ; estab-
lished 1874 ; M. G. Wadsworth, editor and pub-
lisher; circulation K.
AURORA, Kane Co., 14,000t pop., on
Fox r. and Chicago, Burlington & Quincy
and Chicago & Iowa Rds., 38 m. from Chi-
cago. Engaged in manufacturing. Centre
of a large trade. The railroad repair shops
are located here.
NEWS; every evening except Sunday,
and WEEKLY, Fridays; four pages;
size— daily 24x36, weekly 26x40 ; subscription—
dailv $5, weekly $1 50; established— daily 1873,
weekly 1877; Sigmund & Hawkins, publish-
ers ; circulation— daily K, weekly K.
BEACON; senii-weeklv, 'Wednesdays
and Saturdays, and WEEKliY, Wednes-
days ; republican ; four pages ; size 26x40 ;
subscription— semi-weekly $2, weeklv $2 ; es-
tablished 1846 ; Knickerbocker & 'Hodder,
editors and publishers ; circulation — semi-
weeklv J 1, weeklv K 1.
HERALD; Fridays; eight pages; size
30x44; subscription $2; established 1866;
Pierce Burton & Co., editors and publishers ;
circulation J 1.
VOLKSFREUND; Saturdays ; Ger-
man ; four pages ; size 26x4'j ; subscription
f;2 ; established 1868 ; P. Klein, editor and pub-
isher ; circulation K 1.
AVA, Jackson Co., 400t pop., on Cairo
& St. Louis N. G. Rd., 15 m. N. W. from
Murphysboro. An agricultural section.
N E ^V S ; Saturdays ; four pages ; size
20x26 ; subscription $1 ; established 1876 ; Lam-
bert & Connor, editors and publishers ; circu-
lation K.
AVON, Fiilton Co.
SENTINEL; Thursdays; four pages;
size 24x35 ; subscription .$1 50 ; established
1879 ; H. J. Herbertz, editor and publisher.
HARRINGTON STATION,
Cook Co., 800t pop., on the Chicago and
ILLINOIS.
Northwestern Rd., 32 m. from Chicago. One
of the largest milk-shipping stations in the
North-West.
HERALD; Saturdays; four pages ; .size
24x36 ; subscription $2 ; established 1877 ; .
W. G. Alden, editor and publisher ; circu-
lation K ; printed at the office of the Palatine
Enterprise.
BARRY, PiJ^e Co., 2,000t pop , on
Hannibal and Naples division of Wabash
Rd., 18 m. from Mississippi r.
ADAGE; Fridays ; four pages ; size
23x30 ; subscription .$1 ; established 1871 ;
Cobb & Watson, editors and publishers ; cir-
culation K 1.
UNICORN GREENBACK; Thurs
days ; greenback ; four pages ; size 26x40 ;
subscription $1 50 ; established 1876 ; Sim-
eon Fitch, editor and publisher ; circulation
K 1.
BATAVIA, Kane Co., 4,000t pop., on
Batavia branch of Chicago, Burlington &
Quincy Rd., and Batavia branch of Chicago
& North-western Rd., and on Fox r., 7 ni N.
of Am-ora, 35 from Chicago. Extensively
engaged in various manufactures. Several
large .stone quarries are located here.
NEWS; Saturdays; eight pages; size
30x44 ; .'■ubscription $1 50 ; established 1869 ;
Lewis & Youngblood, editors and publishers ;
circulation K 1.
BEARDSTOWN, Cass Co., 4,100t
pop., on Illinois i"., and St. Louis division of
Chicago, Burlington & Quincy Rd., Ill m.
from St. Louis, 128 from Rock Island, and 46
from Springfleld. The Springfield branch
of the Ohio & Miss. Rd. has its northern ter-
minus here. Surrounded by an agricultural
district. Engaged in manufacturing.
CASS CO. MESSENGER; Satin-days;
four pages ; size 24x35 ; subscription $2 ; es-
tablished 1876 ; George Dann, editor and pub-
lislier ; circulation K.
CENTRAL ILLINOIAN; Thursdays ;
republican ; four pages ; size 24x35 ; subscrip-
tion $2 ; established 1847 ; John S. Nicholson,
editor and publisher ; circulation K.
BEECHER, Will Co., 500t pop., on
C. & E. I. Rd. Stock and grain raising and
farming are chief features.
EASTERN WILL UNION ; Fridays ;
four pages ; size 24x35 ; subscription $1 50 ;
established 1879; C. E. Carter, editor and pub-
lisher.
BREEDERS' LIVE STOCK JOUR
NAL; monthly; livestock; sixteen pages ;
size 28x42 ; subscription $1 ; established 1880 :
Breeders' Live Stock Association, editors and
publishers.
BELLEVILLE, C.H., St. Clair Co.,
10,0lX)tpop., 14 ill. from St. Louis, with which
it is connected by the Cairo Short Line, the
111. & St. Louis, and St. Louis & South-east-
ern Rds. A rich and highly productive dis-
trict, extensively engaged in various manu-
factures; large trade in flour, coal, and
beer. Extensive beds of coal are found in
the vicinity.
BELLEVILLER ZEITUNG; every
evening except Sunday, and WEEKLY,
Thursdays ; German ; independent ; daily
four pages, weekly eight pages ; size— daily
26x40, weekly 30x49 ; subscription— weekly $2 ;
established— daily 1876, weekly 1849; Curt
Heinfelden, editor ; Fietsam & Semmelroth,
publishers; circulation— daily K K, weekly 1 1.
DER STERN; every evening except
AMERICAN NEWSPAPER DIRECTORY,
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ILLINOIS.
ILLINOIS,
Sunday, and WEEKLY, Saturdays; Ger-
man ; independent ; daily four pages, weelcly
eight pages ; size— dailv 28x42, weekly 30x44 ;
subscription— weekly §2 ; established— <laily
1878, weekly 1877; Heinrich Huhn, editor;
Balleville Printing Co., publishers; circula-
tion—rlailv K, weekly J 1.
MORNING TI3IES; every morning ex-
cept Monday, and TI3IES, Saturdays ;
four pages ; size— daily 22x30, weekly 24x36 ;
subscription— daily 84 S), weekly SI ; estab-
lished 1880; G. F. Kimball, editor and pub-
lisher.
ADVOCATE; Fi-idays ; republican ;
eight pages ; size :Wx44 ; subscription $2 ; es-
tablished 1839 ; Western Printing Co., editors
and publishers : circulation J.
DAS JOURNAL; Saturdays; German;
eight pages: size 34x46: subscription ,$2; es-
tablished 18T9 ; L. W. Habercom, editor and
publisher.
DEMOCRAT; Thursdays; democratic;
four pages; size 28x44; subscription $2; es-
tablished 1857; Denlinger & Russell, editors
and publishers ; circulation J.
REPUBLICAN; Fridays; republican;
eight pages ; size 30x44 ; established 1879.
BELVIDERE, C. H, Boone Co.,
3,500+ pop., on Galena division of Chicago &
North-western Rd., 78 m. from Chicago.
RECORDER ; semi-weekly,Wednesdays
and Saturdays ; four pages ; size 18x26 ; sub-
scription $1 50 ; established 1878 ; C. E. Kelsey,
editor ; Kelsey & Church, publishers : circula-
tion K 1. Tfie only semi-weeMj/ published in
the county and has the larqest city circulation.
NORTH-\VE!STERN; Fridays; repub-
lican ; eight pages ; size :^x44 ; subscription
$2 50 ; established 1867 ; R. W. Coon, editor
and publisher ; circulation J 1.
STANDARD; Tuesdays; republican;
eight pages: size 30x44; subscription $2; es-
tablished 1852; Ralph Roberts, editor and
publisher ; circulation K 1.
BEMENT, Piatt Co., l,200t pop., on
T. W. & W. and Chicago & Paducah Rds.
Two of the largest broom-corn farms in the
State located near here.
JOURNAL : Wednesdays; eight pages;
size 22x32; established 1879; F. E. Bill, editor
and publisher.
BENSON, Woodford Co., 450t pop..
35 m. N. E. from Peoria, on the C. P. & S. W.
Rd. The centre of an agricultural district.
JOURNAL; Thursdays; republican;
eight pages ; size 30x44 ; subscription §1 50 ; es-
tablished 1865 ; circulation K ; printed at the
office of the El Paso Journal.
BENTON, C. H., Franklin Co., TOOf
pop., near Big Muddy r., about 85 m. from
Cairo. Surrounded by an agricultural dis-
trict. Corn, tobacco, and sorghum are the
chief products.
BAPTIST BANNER; Wednesdaj^s ;
baptist ; eight pages ; size 24x36 ; subscription
$1 50; established 1874; W. P. Throgmorton,
editor; J. C. Turner, publisher; circulation
J J.
STANDARD; Fridays ; democratic ;
four pages; size 24x36 ; subscription .$1 50; es-
tablished 1849; A. M. Brownlee, editor and
proprietor ; circulation K.
BIGGS VILLE, Henderson Co., 400t
pop., 12 111. E. from Burlington, Iowa, on
the C, B. & Q. Rd. Noted as a shipping point
for cattle, hogs, and grain.
CLIPPER; Saturdays ; eight pages ; size
22x32; subscription §150; established 1875;
M. M. Rowley, editor and publisher ; circula-
tion K.
BLANDINS VILLE, McDonough
Co., 1,500^- pop., 12 m. N. W. of Macomb.
Mcdonough democrat; Thurs-
days ; democratic ; four pages ; size 26x40 ;
subscription $2 ; established 1877 ; George S.
Fuhr, editor; Blandinsville Publishing Co..
publishers ; circulation K 1.
BLOOMINGTON, C. H., McLean
Co., 20,000+ pop. A number of railroads in-
tersect here ; 126 m. from Chicago and 165
from St. Louis. Extensively engaged in
manufacturing. Centre of a large whole-
sale and retail trade. Seat of several insti-
tutions of learning. Farming, fruit-grow-
ing and the nursery business extensively
carried on.
LEA DER ; every evening except Sunday,
and WEEKLY, Thursdays; republican:
four pages ; size— dailv 25x40, weekly 30x48 ;
subscription— daily $7 50, weekly $1 50; es-
tablished 1868 ; M. F. Leland, editor and pub-
lisher : circulation— daily J J, weekly H.
PANTAGRA PH ; every morningexcept
Sunday, and WEEKLY, Fridays ; republi-
can ; four pages ; size— daily 24x35, weekly
27x45 ; subscription— daily $7 80, weeklv $2 ;
established— daily 1855. weekly 1847; W. O.
Davis, editor and publisher ; circulation—
daily J J. weekly H H 1.
BANNER OF HOLINESS; Satur
davs ; eight pages : size 24x36 ; subscription
SI "50 ; established 1872 ; John P. Brooks, ed-
itor ; Lucius Hawkins, publisher ; does not
insert advertisements.
BLOOMINGTONER JOURNAL?
Thursdays ; German ; eight pages ; size :i3x4( ;
subscription S2 ; established 1878 ; H. Meyer,
editor and publisher ; circulation K 1.
COURIER; Thursdays; democratic;
four pages ; size 22x31 ; subscription SI ; es-
tablished 1879 ; Burr & Rogers, editors and
publishers. „^ ^^
EYE ; Sundays ; eight pages ; size 30x44 ;
subscription $2; established 187S; George L.
Hutchin, editor and publisher; circulation
lil CLEAN CO. DEUTSCHE
PR ESSE; Saturdays ; German ; four pages ;
size 24x36; subscription S2 ; established 18(1;
J. Koester, editor and publisher ; circ'n K 1.
SUNDAY MORNING STAR ; Sun-
days ;
82 40 ;
lisher.
WESTERN ADVANCE; Saturdays;
four pages; 24x35; subscription §1; estab-
lished 1875; Addis & Curtis, editors and pub-
lishers : circulation J J.
eight pages; slze"31x44; subscription
established 1879; A. B. Holmes, pub-
BRAIDWOOD, Will Co., on Chi-
cago and Alton Rd., 57 m. from Chicago.
Li a superior farming and mining country.
REPORTER; Saturdaj's ; four paps:
size 22x:30; subscription SI ; established 18(9:
Edward D. Conley, editor and publisher.
REPUBLICAN; Saturdays ; eight
pages ; size 22x32 ; established 1878 ; H. H.
Parkinson, editor and publisher; circ'n K.
BRIGHTON, Macoupin Co.^ l,430t
pop., on Chicago & Alton Rd., at the inter-
section of Rockford, Rock Island & St.
Louis Rd., 12 m. from Alton.
A D V A N C E ; Thursdays ; republican :
pages ; size 22x31 ; subscription $2 ; es-
" A. M. Parker, editor and pub-
four ^ _
tablished 1871 ,
lisher ; circulation K.
BRIMTIELD, Peoria Co., l,OPOt
pop., on a branch of the Chicago, B. & Q-
Rd., 6 m. N. E. of Elniwood, 20 m. N. W. of
Peoria. Engaged in coal mining and farm-
ing.
PEORIA CO. NEWS; Thursdays ; In-
dependent ; four pages ; size 26x40 ; subscrip-
tion $2; established 1879; Chapman & Moody,
editors and publishers.
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ILLINOIS.
BUCKINGHAM, Kankakee Co., 150t
pop., on Kankakee & South W. Rd., 20 m.
from Kankakee. Town founded in 1878.
MONITOR; Saturdays ; eight pages ; size
26x40 ; subscription $1 50 ; established 1879.
BUCKLEY, Iroquois Co., 400t pop.,
on Illinois C. Rd. Principal pursuits are
grain and stock raising; has many artesian
wells ; in great " corn belt."
INQUIRER; Saturdays; four pages;
size 26x40; subscription $1 50; established
1875 ; Lowe & Warren, editors and publishers;
circulation K ; printed at the office of the
Onarga Review.
BUDA, -SwreriM Co.
HOME GUARD; Thursdays ; four
pages; size 24x35; subscription $1 50; estab-
lished 1879 ; H. P. Fitch, editor and publisher.
BUNKER HILL, Macoupin Co.,
1,600+ pop., on Indianapolis & St. Louis Rd.,
36 m. from St. Louis. Centre of large fruit
and stock-raising section.
GAZETTE; Thursdays; republican;
four pages ; size 25x:38 ; subscription $2 ; es-
tablished 1866 ; F. Y. Hedley, editor and pub-
lisher ; circulation K 1.
BUSHNELL, McDonough Co., 2,800t
pop., on Chicago, Burlington & Quincy Rd.,
at the crossing of Toledo, Peoria & Warsaw,
and Rockford, Rock Island & St. Louis
Rds., 12 m. N. E. of Macomb, 192 S. W. of
Chicago. Engaged in manufactui-ing and
an active trade centre.
GLEANER; Satm-days; independent;
four pages; size 26x40; subsci-iption $1 50:
established 1876 ; J. E. Cummings, editor and
publisher ; circulation K 1.
RECORD; Fridays; eight pages; size
26x40; established 1868; Record Publishing
<Co., editors and publishers ; circulation K.
BYRON, Ogle Co., 600t pop. The
terminus of the Chicago & Pacific Rd., 10
m. from Oregon, on Rock r.
EXPRESS; Thursdays; independent;
four pages ; size 20x27 ; subscription $1 ; es-
tablished 1878; Ervin & Hewitt, editors and
publishers ; circulation K.
TIMES ; Fridays ; republican ; four pages;
size 24x;i4; subscription $1 .50; established
1876 ; Or. W. Hawks, editor and publisher ; cir-
culation K.
CAIRO, C. H., Alexander Co., 8,000t
pop., at junction of Ohio and Mississippi
rs., 175 m. below St. Louis. Terminus of
Illinois Central, Cairo & Fulton, Cairo & St.
Louis, Cairo & Vincenues and Miss. Central
Rds. Has considerable trade and some
manufacturing. Source of supply for
Southern Illinois, Southeast Missouri and
Western Kentucky.
ARGUS ; everj^ evening except Sunday,
and, ARGUS- JOURNAL., Saturdays;
deniocratic ; four pages ; size 22x30 ; sub-
scription—dailj^ $7, weeklj' $1 50; establish-
ed—daily 1878, weekly 18W; Walter F. McKee,
editor ; H. F. Potter, publisher ; circulation —
daily K, weekly J 1 ; the weekly is dated and
issued at Cairo and Mound City.
BULLETIN; every morning except
Monday, and WEEKLY, Mondays; dem-
ocratic ; daily four pages, weekly eight pages;
size — daily 22x31, weekly 31x44 ; subscription
—daily $10, weekly $2; established 1869;
M. B. Harrell, editor; E. A. Burnett, pub-
lisher ; circulation — daily K K, weekly J 1.
EVENING SUN; every evening except
Sundaj- ; four pages ; size 18x24 ; subscription
$7 ; established 1870 ; circ'n K.
ILLINOIS.
ARGUS- JOURNAL ; (see Argus).
RADICAL REPUBLICAN; Fridays;
republican ; four pages ; size 24x36 ; subscrip-
tion $1 50; established 1878; Louis L. Davis,
editor and publisher ; circulation K 1 ; Issued
from the office of the Evening Sun.
CAMBRIDGE, C. H., Henry Co.,
2,500+ pop., on Peoria & Rock Island Rd.
Centre of agricultural i-egion. Depot for
the shipment of produce from the sur-
rounding country. Coal is found in this
vicinity.
CHRONICLE; Thursdays; republican;
four pages; size 26x40; subscription $2; es-
tablished 1857 ; C. A. Arnold, editor and pub-
lisher ; circulation K 1.
PRAIRIE CHIEF; Saturdays; inde-
pendent ; eight pages ; size 26x40 ; subscrip-
tion $2 ; established 1867 ; B. W. Seaton, editor
and publisher ; circulation K 1.
CAMP POINT, Adams Co., l,.500t
pop., at junction of Chicago, Burlington &
Quincy Rd. with Toledo, Wabash & West-
ern Rd., 22 m. from Quincy.
JOURNAL ; Fridays ; independent ; eight
pages ; size 30x44 ; subscription $1 50 ; estab-
lished 1873 ; George W. Cyrus, editor and pub-
lisher ; circulation K 1.
CANTON, Fulton Co., 3,308 pop., on
Chicago, Burlington & Quincy and Toledo,
Peoria & Warsaw Rds., 14 m. from Lewis-
ton, 210 from Chicago, and 28 from Peoria.
Engaged in manufacturing and coal min-
ing.
FULTON CO. LEDGER; Fridays;
democratic ; four pages ; size 26x40 ; subscrip-
tion $2 ; established 1850 ; S. Y. Thornton, edi-
tor and publisher ; circulation K 1.
REGISTER ; Fri<lays ; republican ; eight
ages ; size :X)x44 ; subscription $2 ; estab-
ished 1849; C. E. Snively, editor and pub-
lisher ; circulation J 1.
TIMES; Thursdays; eight pages; size
26x40 ; subscription ,$1 ; established 1877 ; Leigh
& Kent, editors and publishers ; circ'n K K 1.
CARBONDALE, Jackson Co., 3,307
pop., on Illinois Centi-al Rd., 50 m. from
Cairo. A branch railroad extends from
this point to Grand Tower on the Missis-
sippi r. Centre of a fruit-growing and coal
region. State Normal Univei'sity located
here.
BARTON'S FREE PRESS ; Satur
days ; four pages ; size 28x44 ; established
1877 ; J. H. Bai'ton, editor and publisher ; cir-
culation K.
JACKSON CO. ERA AND SOUTH-
ERN ILLINOISAN; (see Murphysboro).
OBSERVER; TJiursdays ; four pages;
size 26x40 ; subscription $2 ; established 1873 ;
A. Ackerman, editor and publisher ; circula-
tion K.
CARLINVILLE, C. H., Macoupin
Co., 5,808 pop., on Chicago & Alton Rd., 39
m. from Springfield, 33 from Alton, and 57
from St. Louis. The centre of a thriving
trade.
DEMOCRAT; semi-weekly, Wednes-
days and Saturdays, and VVEEKLY,
Thursdays ; republican ; four pages ; size
24x36 ; subscription— semi-weekly $2 50, week-
ly $2 ; established — semi-weekly 1868, weekly
1856 ; H. M. Kimball, editor ; Macoupin Print-
ing Co., publishers; circulation — semi-weekly
K, weeklv J.
MA COUPIN ANZEIGER ; Thursdays ;
German; four pages; size 26x40; subscrip
tion .$2 ; established 1879 ; H. Schlange, editor
and publisher.
fi
AMERICAN NEWSPAPER DIRECTORY.
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ILLINOIS.
MACOUPIN CO. ENQUIRER; Fri
days ; democratic ; eight pages ; size 35x48 ;
subscription §2 ; established 1871 ; Snlvely &
Glessner, editors and publishers ; circulation
Jl.
CARLYIiE, C. H., Clinton Co., l,627t
pop., on Kaskaskia r., and Ohio & Missis-
sippi Rd., 47 m. from St. Louis. Centre of
an agricultural region. Shipping point for
lumber.
CLINTON CO. PIONIER; Thurs-
days; German; four pages; size 26x40; sub-
scription $2 ; established 1874 ; F. Hildebrandt,
editor and publisher ; circulation K 1.
CONSTITUTION AND UNION;
Thursdays ; democratic ; four pages ; size
24x36; subscription §1 50; established 1868;
H. Case, editor and publisher; circulation
K.
SUED ILLINOIS ZEITUNG; Fri-
days ; German ; four pages ; size 28x44 ; sub-
scription $2 ; established 1876 ; J. Ruf , editor
and publisher ; circulation K 1.
UNION BANNER; Thursdays; four
pages ; size 24x36 ; subscription $1 50 ; estab-
lished 1862; James W. Peterson, editor and
publisher ; circulation K.
CARMI, C. H., White Co., 2,480t pop.,
at head of navigation on Little Wabash r.,
on St. Louis, Evansville, Henderson & Nash-
ville Rd., 45 m. from Evans\'ille, Ind. It is
situated in the centre of the county and
southern portion of Illinois, called Egypt,
because of the abundance of corn raised in
it every year. There are several manufac-
tories at this place.
COURIER; Thursdays; democratic;
four pages ; size 24x36 ; subscription $1 50 ;
established 1869 ; W. F. Palmer, editor and
publisher J circulation K.
TIMES; Tuesdays; republican; four
pages ; size 24x34 ; subscription $1 50 ; estab-
lished 1872 ; Joy Brothers, editors and publish-
ers ; circulation K 1.
CARROLLTON, C. H., Greene Co.,
2,760 pop., on Jacksonville, Alton & St. Louis
Rd., 34 m. from Jacksonville, in an agi-1-
cultural district. Engaged in lumber
trade. Coal found in abundance in the
vicinitj'.
GAZETTE; Saturdays; democratic;
eight pages ; size 30x44 ; subscription $2 ; es-
tablished 1847 ; Price & Sons, editors and pub-
lishers ; circulation J.
PATRIOT! Fridays; republican; eight
pages ; size 26x40 ; subscription $2 ; establish-
ed 1863 ; Clement L. Clapp, editor and publish-
er ; circulation K 1.
CARTHAGE, C. H., Hancock Co.,
2,500+ pop., on Toledo, Wabash and Western,
Carthage & Burlington, and Quincy & Car-
thage Rds., 38 m. from Quincy, 180 from Chi-
cago, ^X) from St. Louis, and 12 from Mis-
sissippi r. Surrounded by a farming coun-
trj'. Seat of the Carthage College.
GAZETTE; Wednesdays; republican;
four pages ; size 26x40 ; subscription §2 ; es-
tablished 1865 ; C. M. Shultz, editor and pub-
lisher ; circulation J 1.
REJ?UBLICAN; Wednesdays; demo-
cratic ; four pages ; size 26x40 ; subscription
$2; established 1853; J. M. Davidson, editor
and publisher ; circulation J.
CASEY, Clark Co., l,500t pop., on St.
Louis, Vandalia, Terre Haute & Indianapo-
lis Rd., 36 m. from Terre Haute.
TIMES ; (see Eastern Illinoisan, Mar-
shall).
ILLINOIS.
CENTRALI A,3/arion Co., 3, 190 pop..
on Illinois Central Rd., at the junction
of the Chicago branch with the main line,
112 m. from Cairo and 136 from Blooming-
ton, 253 from Chicago. The railroad re-
pair shops are located here, giving employ-
ment to a large number of men.
DEMOCRAT; Wednesdays; democratic;
four pages; size 24x35 •, subscription S2 ; es-
tablished 1867 ; S. P. Tufts, editor and pub-
lisher : circulation K.
SENTINEL; Thursdays; republican-,,
eight pages ; size .30x44 ; subscription S2 ; es-
tablished 186:3 ; J. Warren Fletcher, editor and
publisher ; circulatiiin K.
CHAMPAIGN, Champaign Co., 7,000t
pop., on Illinois Central Rd., at intersection
of Indianapolis, Bloomington & We.stem
Rd., 128 m. from Chicago, and 48 from
Bloomington. The eastern terminus of
Monticello Rd. Champaign county lies in
the eastern part of Illinois, and is drained
by the head streams of the Kaskaskia, Em-
barras, and Vermillion rivers, and trav-
ersed in part by the north fork of the San-
gamon river. The soil is fertile and the
county is devoted to agriculture. State
Industrial University located here.
CHAMPAIGN CO. GAZETTE; Wed
nesdays ; republican ;
eight pages ; size
30x44 ; subscription
S2; established 1851^
George Scroggs, edi-
tor and publisher ;
ms circulation 1 1.
TI3IES ; Saturdays ; democratic ; four
pages ; size 24x36 ; subscription §2 ; establish-
ed 1872 ; Smyser, Mize & Fielding, editors and
publishers ; circulation K 1.
UNION; Wednesdays; four pages; size
26x40; subscription $2; established 1851;
J. C. Stanley, editor and publisher ; circ'n J 1.
ILLINI; monthly; forty-four pages oc-
tavo ; subcription §1 ; established 1871 ; Stu-
dents of the Illinois Industrial University,
editors and publishers ; C. J. Bills, business
agent ; circulation K 1 ; a college paper.
CHANDLER VILLE, Cass Co.,
1,500+ pop., on Peoria, P. & J. Rd. 60 m. from
Peoria ; active commercial point.
INDEPENDENT ; Fridays ; four pages ;
size 26x40 ; subscription $1 25 ; established
1876 ; Skaggs & Spink, editors and publishers ;
circulation K.
CHARLESTON, C. H., Coles Co.,
3,500+ pop., on St. Louis & Indianapolis Rd.,
46 m. from Terre Haute. Centre of an agri-
cultm-al county. Does a thriving trade.
COURIER; Thursdays; democratic;
four pages ; size 26x40 ; subscription $2 50 ; es-
tablished 1865; E. B. Buck, editor and pub-
lisher ; circulation K 1 .
PLAINDEALER; Thursdays; repub-
lican ; four pages ; size 26x40 ; subscription
$2; established 1863; M. A. McConnell & Co.,
publishers ; circulation J.
CHATS WORTH, Livingston Co.,
1,000+ pop., 96 m. from Chicago, 70 m. E. of
Peoria. On Toledo, Peoria & Warsaw Rd^
Mostly agricultural, with com and hog-
raising.
G>
GEO. P. KOWELL & GO'S
ILLINOIS.
PL.AINI)EAI>Ell; Saturdays; eifiht
pages ; size 2Cx4U ; subscription $2 ; establish-
ed 1873 ; R. M. Spurgin, editor aud publisher ;
circulation K.
CHEBANSE, Iroquois Co., l.OOOt
pop., on Central Ed., 64 m. S. by W. of Chi-
cago.
HERA Li D; Saturdays; republican 4 four
pages; size 24.\.%; subscription $1 50; estab-
lished ISGlt ; Thomas S. Sawyer, editor and
publisher ; circulation K.
CHENOA, McLean Co., l,500t pop.,
on Chicago & Alton Rd., at Intersection of
the Toledo, Peoria & Warsaw Rd., 17 ni.
from Bloomington.
GAZETTE; Thursdays; four pages;
size 24x36; subscription $2; established 18.76;
C. W. Stickuey, editor and publisher ; circ'u K.
CHESTER, C. H., Randolph Co., 4,.500t
pop., on Mississippi r., just below the
mouth of the Kaskaskia r., and at terminus
of Wabash, Chester & Western Rd., about 80
m. below St. Louis. It has a large river
commerce, and is a place of active business
in coal, ii'on, lead and agricultural products;
situated in a prosperous region. Location
of Southern Illinois Penitentiary.
TRIBUNE; Wednesdays; republican;
four pages ; size 24x36 ; subscription $1 50 ;
established 1872 ; William Knapp, editor aud
publisher ; cii-culation K K 1.
VAIiliEY CLARION; Wednesdays;
democratic ; four pages ; size 26x40 ; sub-
scription $1 50; established 1867; Detrich &
Lindsey, publishers ; circulation K 1,
CHICAGO, C. H., Cooh Co., pop.-by
1870 census, 298,977; estimate, 450,000. On
Lake Michigan and Chicago r. Metropolis
of the North-western States. Railroads
centre here from all points. Central depot
for the shipment of the various products of
the West to the Eastern markets, by way of
the Lakes and through lines of railroad.
Largest grain, provision, live stock and lum-
ber market in the world. Lake commerce
is extensive. Largest city in the State.
AMERICAN STOCKMAN (Union
Stock Yards) ; every day except Sunday,
SEMI-VVEEKIiY, Tuesdays and Fridays,
antl WEERLiV, Thursdays; live-stock;
commercial ; daily and semi-weekly four
pages, weekly eight pages ; size— daily and
semi-weekly ^x29, weekly 25x34 ; subscription
—daily $5, semi-weekly $3, weekly $2 ; estab-
lished 1864; American Stockman Co., pub-
lishers ; circulation— daily J J.
CHICAGOER ARBEITER-ZEI-
TUNG ; every evening except Sunday, DIE
FACKEL, Sundays, and VORBOTE, Sat-
urdays ; German ; independent ; daily four
pages, Sunday and weekly eight pages ; size
—daily 26x40, Sunday .35x46, weekly 31x42;
subscription— dailv $7 80, Sunctay $2 50, week-
ly $2; established— daily 1877, Sunday 1879,
weekly 1874; Socialistic Publishing Society,
editors and publishers ; circulation— weekly
H 1.
CHICAGOER NEUE FREIE
PRESSES every evening except Sunday,
WEEKL. Y, Wednesdays, and DAIIEIM,
Sundays ; German ; republican ; daily four
pages, weekly and Sunday eight pages ; size —
daily 28x44, weekly and Sunday ;34x46 ; sub-
scription—daily $7 50, weekly $2, Sunday $2 ;
established 1871 ; R. Michaelis, editor ; German
American Publishing Co., publishers ; circula-
tion—daily G, weekly F, Sunday G. The
" Chicago Neue Preie Presse" is the leading
republican German daily of the Northivest. It
gives a valuable and comprehensive market
ILLINOIS.
report, and gires full attention to railroad,
commercial, manufacturing and farming in-
terests. Consequently it circulates largely
among the German business men of the North-
western States. It maintains an expenditure
for German neivs, at least four times as great
as that incurred bi/ any other Germayi jour-
nal on the continent, and therefore also sus-
tains a preponderating circulation among
every class of the German people. Its circu-
lation i,s so firmly based upon its merits as a
newspape,r that the competition of others,
instead of lessening, only serves to increase
its support by the people at large. During its
career it has gradually acqu ired an unexcelled
moral influence, as well as value in respect to
advertising, among the Germans of the West.
Its excellence is realized by people in general,
and not alone by any particular class. In
enterprise and quickness in laying before its
readers every item of news tliat will interest
them it has no superior, even among the great
dailies of the English press. U(Jon every
topic that interests the public mind the fullest
intelligence is given, and the most able opin-
ions are expressed in its columns. ■ In fact,
notliing that should escape the eye of a news-
X)aper, in the truest and broadest sense of the
term, ever evades its vigilance; and with re-
gard to everything that should be done by a
journal possessing so great an influence, it
never fails in the performance of its duties.
Its various editions equally merit the success
they have attained; and its publishers have
the gratification of knowing that their en-
deavors to furnish the best paper of its class
in the broad and populous, rich and mighty
Northwest have met toith the fullest accom-
plishment, and that the public readily con-
cedes that the "Neue Freie Presse" worthily
wields its exceptional influence. Communica-
tions from those desiring to avail themselves
of its advertising columns are invited, and
rates ivill be furnished on application.
DER VOLKSFREUND; every morn
ing; German; daily four puges, Sunday eight
pages ; size -daily 23x44, Sunday 35x46 ; sub-
scription—daily $10 10, Sunday $2 50 ; estab-
lished 1878 ; Volksfreund Publishing Co., edi-
tors and publishers ; circulation- daily H,
Sunday H 1.
DROVER'S JOURNAL. (Union Stock
Yards); every evening except Sunday, and
VVEEK.LY, Fridays; commercial; live
stock ; four pages ; size — daily 22x32, weekly
24x36; subscription— daily $4, w^eekly $2; es-
tablished 1873; H. L. Goodall & Co., editors
and publishers ; circulation X. The oldest
and best live-stock paper in the West, and the
first daily live-stock journal established in the
world. Its circulation is larger than that of
all others combined.
EVENING JOURNAL.; every evening
except Sunday, TRI-VVEEKL.Y, Tues-
days, Thursdays and Saturdays, and J O UR-
NAL, Wednesdays; republican; daily and
tri-weekly four pages, weekly four and six
pages; size— daily 30x45, tri-weekly 28x46,
weekly (size of page) 22x29 ; subscription-
daily $10, tri-weekly $4, weekly .$1 25 ; estab-
lished 1844; Shuman & Wilson, publishers;
circulation — daily F, triweekly I, weekly F.
IL.L.INOIS STAATS-ZEITUNG;
every morning except Sundav, WEEKLY,
Mondays, and DER WESTEN, Sundays;
German ; independent ; daily tour pages,
weekly and Sunday eight pages; size — daily
29x44, weekly and Sunday 34x46 ; subscrip-
tion—daily §10, weekly .$2, Sunday $2 ; estab-
lished—daily and weekly 1847, Sunday 1853;
Illinois Staats-Zeitung Co., editors aud pub-
lishers ; circulation— daily G 1, weekly E, Sun-
day G 1.
INTER OCEAN ; every morning except
Sunday, SEMI-WEEKLY, Mondays and
Thursdays, and WEEKLY, Thursdays;
republican ; eight pages ; size of page 18x23 ;
subscription— daily $10, semi-weekly $2 50,
w^eekly $1 15; established— daily 1872, semi-
weekly 1874, weekly 1872 ; Gilbert A. Pierce,
editor ; Inter Ocean Publishing Co., publish-
ers ; Wm. Peun Nixon, manager ; circulation
—daily E E, semi-weekly H, weekly B 1.
amp:rican newspaper directory
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ILLINOIS.
ILLINOIS.
NATIONAL HOTEL. REPORTER;
every morning except Sunday ; four pages;
size 26xS4; subscription $8; established 1871;
Scott & Rice, editors and publishers ; circula
tion X.
NEWS; every evening except Sunday,
and WEEK-LiY, Thursdays; independent;
four pages ; size— daily 20x30, weekly 25x39 ;
subscription— daily $3, weekly 75 cents ; es-
tablished—daily 1875, weekly 1878 ; Victor F.
Lawsou & Co., proprietors ; circulation— daily
B, weekly C 1.
SKANDIXAVEN; every morning ex-
cept Sunday, and WEEKLY, Tuesdays;
Norwegian-Danish ; four pages ; size — daily
24x34, weekl.v ;?0x4S ; subscription — daily S3,
weekly §2; established 18G5; John Anderson
& Co., editors and publishers; circulation —
daily J 1, weekly E.
SVORXOST; every morning except Sun-
day, and A3IERIKAN, Wednesdays; Bo-
hemian ; daily four pages, weekly eight
pages; size— daily 21x28, weekly 28x42; sub-
scription—daily $9 50, weekly $2 50 ; estab-
lished 1875 ; F. B. Zdrubek, editor; Aug. Gerin-
ger, publisher; circulation — daily J, weekly 1 1.
TELEGRAPH ; every evening except
Sunday, WEEKLY, Thm-sdays, and fSUX-
DAY TELEGRAPH, Sundays; daily
four pages, Sunday and weekly eight pages ;
size— daily 20x30, Sunday 29x41, weekly 30x38 ;
subscription — daily 83, with Sunday $4, week-
ly 75 cents ; established 1878 ; Telegraph Co.,
editors and publishers ; circulation — daily
E E, weekly G, Sunday E E.
TI3IES; everv morning, TRI-WEEK-
LY, Moudavs, Wednesdays and Fridays, and
WEEKLY, Wednesdays; independent;
daily, tri-weekly and weekly eight pages,
Sunday sixteen pages ; size— daily, tri-weekly
and weekly 40x51, Sunday (size of page) 18x24;
subscription — daily $13, daily with Sunday
S15. tri-weekly §6 50, weekly SI 25, Sunday
S2 75: established— dailv, tri-weekly and week-
ly 1854, Sunday 1865 ; W. F. Storey, editor and
publisher; cii-ciilation— daily C 1, tri-weekly
J 1. weekly D 1.
TRIBUNE; every morning, TRI-
WEEKliY, Mondays, Wednesdays and
Fridays, and WEEKLY, Wednesdays; re-
publican ; dailj', triweekly and weekly eight
pages, Saturday and Sunday sixteen pages ;
size — daily, tri-weekly and weekly 36x47,
Saturday and Sunday (size of page) 18x24 ;
subscription — daily §12, tri-weekly §6, Sunday
S2 50, weekly $1 50 ; established 1846 ; Tribune
Co., publishers ; circulation — daily C 1, tri-
weekly J 1. Sunday C C 1, weekly E 1.
DEUTSCHE WARTE; semi-weekly,
Mondays and Tiiursdas^s ; German ; indepen-
dent ; eight pages ; size .35x46 ; subscription
S2 ; established 1878 ; German Book and News
•Co., editors and publishers ; circulation G 1 ;
Issued from the office of Der Volksfreund.
'The Erholungs-Stunden, four pages, size
2i)x26, is issued as a supplement ; separate
subscrintion SI-
ADVANCE; Thursdays; evangelical;
sixteen pages; size of page 12x17; subscrip-
tion S3; established 1867; C. H. Howard, edi-
tor; C. H. Howard & Co., publishers ; circula-
tion F 1 ; dated and published at Chicago and
liew York ; New York office 60 Bible House.
ALLIANCE; Saturdays; unsectarian ;
twenty pages ; size of page 10x15 ; subscription
$2; established 1873; Henry L. Shepard,
e litor ; Alliance Association, publishers ;
circulation H 1.
AMERICAN CABINET MAKER;
<see Boston, Mass.)
AMERICAN H03IE; Saturdays: six-
teen pages ; size of page 9x12 ; subscription
$2 ; established 1877 ; Mrs. Theodore C. Camp-
bell, editor and publisher ; circulation J 1.
AMERIKAN; (nee Svornost).
CALL ; Sundays; eight pages; size25x.38;
subscription 81 ; established 1878 ; T. G. Mor-
row, editor and publisher.
CARL PRETZELS' NATIONAL
ILLUSTRATED WEEKLY; Satur
days ; sixteen pages ; size 25x38 ; subscription
$2; established 1874; C. H. Harris, editor and
publisher ; circulation H.
CHICAGOER HANDELS-ZEI-
TUNG.++
CHICAGSKY VESTNIK; Thurs-
days ; Bohemian ; eight pages ; size 28x42 ;
subscription S3 ; established 1873 ; J. V. Mat-
ejka, editor; Josef Langmayer, publisher;
circulation J 1.
CHRISTIAN CYNOSURE; Thurs-
daj's ; anti-secret society ; sixteen pages ; size
of 'page 11x15; subscription $2 : established
1868 ; JRev. J. Blanchard, editor ; Ezra A. Cook
& Co., publishers ; circulation H H 1.
CHRISTIAN INSTRUCTOR AND
WESTERN UNITED PRESBYTE-
RIAN; Thursdays; presbyterlan ; eight
pages; size 31x44; subscription S2 50; estab-
lished 1859 ; John Morrison and A. G. McCoy,
editors and publishers : circulation G.
COMMERCIAL BULLETIN; Tues-
days ; commercial ; sixteen pages ; .size of
page 10x14 ; subscription 81 ; established 1878 ;
James A. Doane, editor and publisher.
COM3IERCIAL GRAPHIC ; Satur
davs ; commercial ; four pages ; size 22x32 ;
subscription $3 ; established 1879 ; W. L. Faw-
cett, editor and publisher.
DAHEIM; (see Chicagoer Neue Freie
Presse).
DE3IOCRAT| Saturdays; democratic;
four pages: size 26x40; subscription S2; es-
tablished 1870 ; J. A. Daniels, editor and pub-
lisher ; circulation J J.
DE3IOKRAT; Fridays; German; dem-
ocratic ; four pages ; size 28x46 ; subscription
$2; established 1856 ; Demokrat Printing Co.,
publishers ; W. Kuhl, manager ; circ'n J 1.
DEN CHRISTELIGE TALS-
31 A N D ; Tuesdays ; Norwegian-Danish ;
methodist-episcopal ; four pages ; size 24xS4;
subscription SI 60; established 1870; C. Treid-
er, editor and manager ; circulation II; is-
sued under the auspices of the Methodist
Episcopal Church.
DEN NYE TID ; Saturdays; Skandina
vian; four pages; size 2;3x30; subscription
$2 ; established 1878 ; Den Nye Tid Publishing
Association, publishers ; circulation J J.
DER BEOIJACHTER ; (see Wheaton).
DER WESTEN; (see Illinois Staats-
Zeitung).
DIE FACKEL; {see Cfhicagoer Arbeiter
Zeitunq).
DUCH CASU; Thursdays; Bohemian;
illustrated ; comic ; eight pages ; size 20x28 ;
subscription $2 50; established 1877 ; circ'n KK ;
Issued from the office of the Svornost.
DUNTON'S SPIRIT OF THE
TURF; Saturdays; sixteen pages; size of
page 11x16 ; subscription $4 ; established 1876 ;
Frank H. Dunton, editor ; Frank H. & E. M.
Dunton, publishers; circulation H 1.
EDUCATIONAL WEEKLY; Thurs
days ; educational ; twenty pages ; size of
page 9x12; subscription S2 50; established
1876; S. R. Winchell and Jeremiah Mahony,
editors ; S. R. Winchell & Co., publishers ; cir-
culation G 1. Monthly editions, subscription
50 cents, are issued for the States of Illinois,
Michigan, Wisconsin, Iowa, Minnesota and
Indiana.
EULENSPIEGEL; Sundays; German ;
comic ; eight pages ; size 30x44 ; subscription
S4 ; established 1872 ; Moritz Langeloth, editor
and publisher ; circulation G 1.
EVANGELIST; Thursdays; evangeli-
cal ; sixteen pages : size of page 11x15 ; sub-
scription 82 ; established 1865 ; B. W. John-
son and B. J. Radford, editors and publish
ers : circulation G 1.
EXPRESS ; Wednesdays ; greenback :
four pages ; size 23x33 ; subscription 50 cents ;
established 1823 ; O. J. Smith, editor and pub-
lisher ; circulation E E 1. An eight page edi-
tion is also issued ; subscription §1.
FAEDERNESLANDET ; Saturdays;
Swedish ; four pages ; size 24x36 ; subscrip-
tion 81 10 ; established 1878 : Olson & Co., edi-
tors and publishers ; circulation I.
FAR3IERS' REVIEW; Saturdays ;
agricultural ; sixteen pages ; size of page
11x16; subscription $1; established 1877; Farm-
ers' Review Co., editors and publishers; cir-
I culation E E.
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GEO. P. ROWELL & GO'S
ILLINOIS.
FIELD; Saturdays; sporting; twenty
pages ; size of page 11x16 ; subscription $4 ;
establisiied 1874 ; N. Rowe, editor ; Chicago
Field Publisliing Co., publishers ; circ'n X.
FIGARO ; Sundays; German; comic; eight
pages ; size 19x25 ; subscription $2 25 ; estab-
lished 1879 ; Paul Geleff , editor and publisher.
FOliKETS AVIS: (see Racine, Wis.)
GAiVILiA OCH NYA HEML.AN-
DET; Wednesdays ; Swedish; republican;
eight pages ; size 35x48 ; subscription $2 50 ;
established 1855 ; Enander & Bohnian, editors
and publishers ; circulation G 1.
GAZETA POLSKA; Thursdays; Po-
lish ; independent ; four pages ; size 26x40 ;
subscription $2 ; established 1873 ; W. Dynie-
wicz, editor and publisher ; circulation H 1.
GAZETA POL.SKA KATOL.ICKA;
Thursdays ; Polish ; four pages ; size 26x40 ;
subscription $2 ; established 1874 ; John Bar-
zynski, editor ; Polish Literary Society, pub-
lishers ; circulation H H. Is the best paper in
the Polish languar/e in the United States ; its
circulation rapidly growing; democratic in
politics: devoted to jjolitics and literature.
GRAIN AND PROVISION RE-
VIEW ; Tuesdays ; commercial ; twelve
pages ; size of page 11x16 ; subscription $3 ;
established 1875 ; Cole & Co., editors and pub-
lishers.
GROCER AND MERCANTILE
REVIEW; Saturdays ; commercial ; thirty-
two pages ; size of page 10x14 ; subscription
$1 50 ; established 1874 ; G. P. Engelhard, edi-
tor; Grocer Co., publishers; H. H. Chandler,
manager ; circulation H H 1.
GROCERS' CRITERION; Mondays;
commercial ; thirty-six pages ; size of page
11x14 ; subscription $1 20 ; established 1874 ;
Thomas Althrop, publisher; an advertising
sheet.
HOTEL WORLD : Saturdays; twelve
pages ; size of page llxl6 ; subscription $2 ;
established 1875 ; Henry J. Bohn & Co., editors
and publishers ; circulation H H.
INDUSTRIAL WORLD AND
COMMERCIAL ADVERTISER ;
Thursdays ; commercial ; twenty -four pages ;
size of page 11x16; subscription $3; estab-
lished 1867; Commercial Advertiser Co., pub-
lishers ; circulation X.
INTERIOR; Thursdays; presbyterian ;
eight pages ; size 35x48 ; subscription $3 ; es-
tablished 1869 : Wm. C. Gray, editor ; Cyrus
H. McCormick, publisher ; circulation F 1 ;
dated at Chicago and St. Louis.
IRISH FREEMAN; Saturdays; four
pages ; size 26x4(J ; subscription $1 ; estab-
lished 1879; W. J. Maskell, editor and pub-
lisher.
IRISH TRIBUNE; Saturdays; inde
pendent ; eight pages ; size 30x44 ; subscrip-
tion $2 ; established 1876 ; M. Ryan, editor ;
Irish Tribune Publishing Co., publishers; cir-
culati(Ui X.
JEWISH ADVANCE; Fridays; Eng-
lish and German ; eight pages ; size 26x38 ;
subscription $3 ; established 1878 ; Henry Ger-
soui, editor; Max Stern, publisher; circ'n J J 1.
JOURNAL OF COMMERCE; Thurs
days ; commercial; twenty-eight pages; size of
page 13x17 ; subscription $3 ; established 1862 ;
Journal of Commerce Co., publishers ; circ'n
G G 1. With its large and steadily increasing
circulation wholly among manufacturers,
merchants, and business men generally, the
"Chicago Journal of Commerce'' has estab-
lished its reputation as oxe of the best adver-
tising mediums icest of Neio York.
KATHOLISCHER JUGEND-
FREUND ; Sundays; German; catholic;
juvenile ; twelve pages ; size 13x29 ; subscrip-
tion $1 ; established 1877 ; Rev. A. J. Thiele,
editor ; C. M. Staiger, publisher ; circ'n H.
KATHOLISCHES WOCHEN-
BLATT; Wednesdays; German; catholic;
eight pages ; size 31x45 ; subscription $2 50 ;
established 1860 ; Franz Xaver Brandecker,
editor and publisher ; circulation G 1.
LEAF; Wednesdays; commercial; eight
pages ; size 24x36 ; subscription $2 50 ; estab-
lished 1877; George N. Holdcraft, editor; G.
P. Hoffman, publisher ; circulation J 1,
ILLINOIS.
LEDGER; Saturdays; literary; eight
pages ; size 32x46 ; subscription $1 50 ; estab-
lished 18?2 ; Ledger Co., editors and publish-
ers ; circulation F.
LEGAL NEWS; Saturdays; legal;
twenty-four pages : size of page 11x16; sub-
scription $2 ; established 1868 ; MyraBradwell,
editor; Chicago Legal News Co., publishers ;
circulation J 1.
LIVING CHURCH ; Thursdays ; episco-
pal ; eiRht pages ; size 28x40 ; subscription $3 ;
establishecl 1878; C. W. Lefflngwell, publish-
er ; circulation III.
MINING REVIEW; Saturdays; mining;
twelve pages ; size of page 10x14 ; subscrip-
tion $3 ; established 1878 ; Mining Review Co.,
editors and publishers ; circulation H.
NEW COVENANT; Thursdays; uni-
versalist ; sixteen pages ; size of page 9x13 ;
subscription $2 60 ; established 1848 ; J. W.
Hanson, D. D., editor; North-western Univer-
salist Publishing House, publishers ; cii-cula-
tion G 1.
NORDEN; Wednesdays; Norwegian;
four pages ; size 30x48 ; subscription $2 25 ; es-
tablished 1874 ; Hallward Hande, editor : I. T.
Relling & Co., publishers; circulation G.
NORTH-^VESTERN CHRISTIAN
ADVOCATE; Wednesdays; methodist-
episcopal ; eight pages ; size 37x48 ; subscrip-
tion $2 20 ; established 1853 ; Arthur Edwards,
D. D., editor; Hitchcock & Walden, publish-
ers ; circulation D.
NORTH-WESTERN LUMBER-
MAN; Saturdays; commercial; mechanics;
sixteen pages ; size of page 11x16 ; subscrip-
tion $3; established 1873; Lumberman Pub-
lishing Co., editors and publishers ; circ'n 1 1.
NOVELIST: Saturdays; literary; illus-
trated ; eight pages : size 29x43 ; subscription
$2 50 ; established 1874 ; Geo. E. Blakelee, edi-
tor ; Pictorial Printing Co., publishers ; cir-
culation E E 1.
OCCIDENT; Fridays; Jewish; eight
pages ; size 22x32 ; subscription $3 ; established
1874: Julius Silversmith, M. A., editor; Occi-
dent Publishing Co., publishers ; circ'n J J 1.
PILOT ; Saturdays; catholic; eight pages;,
size 30x44 ; subscription $1 50 ; established
1874 ; Michael J. Cahill, editor and publisher ;
circulation H H 1.
PLATTDUETSCHE ZEITUNG;
Saturdays ; North German ; four pages ; size
19x26; subscription $2; established 1878;
Edward Cook, editor and publisher ; circula-
tion J.
PRAIRIE FARMER; Saturdays; ag
ricultural ; eight pages ; size 33x46 ; subscrip-
tion $2; established 1841 ; Prairie Farmer Co.,.
editors and publishers ; circulation E E.
RAILROAD GAZETTE; (see New
York city).
RAILWAY AGE; Thui-sdays; com-
mercial ; twenty-eight pages ; size of
11x15 ; subscription $4 ; established 1876 ;
way Age Publishing Co., publishers; E. H^
Talbott, manager ; circulation H 1.
RAILAVAY REVIEW; Saturdays;
commercial ; twenty pages ; size of page
11x16 ; subscription $3 ; established 1864 ; Wil-
lard A. Smith, editor and publisher ; cii'cula-
tion H 1.
RELIGIO -PHILOSOPHICAL
JOURNAL; Saturdays; spiritualist; eight
pages ; size 29x44 ; subscription $2 50 ; estab-
lished 1865; John C. Bundy, editor and man-
ager; circulation F 1. An independent, vig-
orous and aggressive paiJcr, appealing to the
common sense and reason of people of all re-
ligious beliefs. The most widely circulated
and influential free-thought paper in the
world. Splendid advertising medium. Sped
men copy free.
SANDEBUDET; Mondays; Swedish;
methodist ; four pages ; size 24x36 ; subscrip-
tion $2 ; established 1862 ; Rev. William Hen-
schen, editor ; Hitchcock & Walden, publish-
ers ; circulation 1 1.
SATURDAY EVENING HERALD ;
Saturelays ; eight pages ; size 28x42 ; subscrip-
tion $2; established 1874; G. M. McConnell,
L. B. Glover and J. M. Dandy, editors and
publishers ; circulation 1 1.
page
Rail-
AMERICAN NEWSPAPER DIRECTORY.
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ILLINOIS.
ILLINOIS.
SENTINEIi; Thursdays; greenoacK ;
eight pages ; size 27x42 ; subscription $1 ; es-
tablished 1878 ; S. F. Norton, ediior and pub-
lisher ; circulation X.
fSIGNATj; Thursdays; tenperance; six-
teen passes ; size of page 10x14; subsci'iptiou
$2; established 187l»; Mrs. Mary B. Waiard.
editor and publisher.
ST AND A 11 D ; Thursdays ; baptist ; eight
pages ; size of page 17x24 ; subscription $2 50 ;
established 1858; J. A. Smith, D.D., editor:
Goodman & Dickerson, publishers ; circula-
tion F 1.
SVENSRA TRIBI NEN; Wednes
days; Svvedish; eight pages; size 34x47; sub-
scription $2 25 ; established 18G8 ; Swedish
Publishing Co., editors and publishers ; circu-
lation G 1.
VERDEN?? GANG; Wednesdays ; Skan-
dinavian ; ei^^ht pig?s ; size 24x:34 ; subscrip-
tion $1 ; established 1878 ; Nels Sampson &
Co., editors and publishers ; circulation J 1.
VORBOTE; (see C'Jiicagoer Arbeiter
Zeitnng).
WEST END ADVOCATE; Saturdays:
four pages; size 21x:W; subscription $1 ; es-
tablished 1870 ; C. E. Crandall, editor and pub-
lisher ; an advertising sheet.
WESTERN CATHOLIC; Saturdays;
catholic ; eight pages ; size 32.x 44 ; subscrip-
tion $2 50; established 1868; Coffey & Co.,
publishers ; J. R. Coftey, manager ; circula-
tion F.
WESTERN FAR3I JOURNAL.; (see
Des Moines. Iowa).
WESTERN RURAL; Saturdays ; agri-
cultural ; eiglit pages ; size :33.x46 ; subscription
$1 65; established 1863; Milton George, editor
and publisher; circulation E E 1.
WESTERN SHOE AND LEATHER
REVIEW; Wednesdays; commercial ; six-
teen pages; size of page 10x13; subscription
$3 ; established 1876 ; C. H. McDermott, editor ;
Yeager & McDermott, publishers ; circulation
J 1.
APPEAL; bi-weekly; reformed episco-
pal ; eight pages ; size 2:3x32 ; subscription
$1 50; established 1876; Bishop Samuel Fal-
lows, D. D., editor ; Edward P. Brooks & Co.,
publishers ; circulation G ; dated from Chica-
go and New York.
BLADET; bi-weekly; Swedish; eight
pages ; size 30x44 ; subscription $1 50 ; estab-
lished 1S77; John Martenson, editor and pub-
lisher ; circulation G G.
FARII, FIELD AND FIRESIDE;
bi-weekly ; sixteen pages ; size of page 10x13 ;
subscription $1 ; established 1878 ; Thomas
Owen, Jr., and Frederick Haukohl, editors;
Farm, Field and Fireside Publishing Co.,
publishei-s ; circulation H 1.
NEW CHURCH INDEPENDENT
AND REVIEW; bi-weekly; Swedenbor-
gian ; sixteen pages ; size 24x36 ; subscription
$2 10 ; established 1853 ; John S. Weller, editor ;
Weller & Metcalf, publishers ; circulation J.
DER LUTHERISCHE KIRCHEN-
FREUND; semi-monthly; Gei-man ; luth-
eran; eight pages; size 22x30; subscription
$1 ; established 1869 ; Rev. J. D. Severinghaus,
editor ; Severinghaus & Co., publishers ; circu-
lation 1 1.
FURNITURE TRADE JOURNAL;
semi-monthly; commercial ; thirty-two pages ;
size of page 10x14; subscription §1; estab-
lished 1874; Francis Le Bai'on, editor; F. B.
De Barard & Co., publishers ; circulation G 1 ;
New York Office, 287 Broadway.
MEDICAL GAZETTE; semi-monthly;
medical ; forty pages ; size of page 7x10 ; sub-
scription $2 ; established 1880 ; Dr. E. C.
Dudley, editor and publisher.
NATIONAL LAUNDRY JOUR-
NAL; semi-monthly; eight pages; size of
page 11x16 ; subscription $1 ; established 1879 ;
Charles Dowst, editor and publisher ; circu-
lation I.
UNITED STATES MEDICAL IN-
VESTKiATOR; semi-monthly; homeo-
pathy and sm-gery ; sixty pages octavo ; sub
scription $3 ; established 1872 ; Dr. T. C. Dun-
can, editor ; Duncan Brothers, publishers ;
circulation I.
WATCHMAN; semi-monthly; twelve
pages ; size of page 11x16 ; subscription $1 ;
established 1874; W. W. Van Arsdale, editor;
F. H. R'^vell, publisher ; circulation G G.
AMERICAN BEE JOURNAL;
monthly ; bee culture ; forty-ei^ht pages
octavo; subscription $1 50; established 1861;
Thomas G. Newman, editor ; Thomas G. New-
man & Son, publishers ; circul?«^ion G.
A 31 E R I C A N C*R I T I C ; monthly ;
literary ; forty-four pages octavo ; subscrip-
tion $l". 50; established 1880; Geo. F. Wilburt,
John Meyer and A. Manton Fish, editors;
Crit c Co , publishers.
A M E R I C A N HOMtEOPATH;
monthly; medical; thirty-six pages octavo;
subscription §2; established 1877; Charles E.
Blumenthal, M. D., editor; A. L. Chatterton
Publishing Co., publishers ; circulation 1 1.
AMERICAN MILLER; monthly ; me-
chanics ; forty pages; size of page 11x16;
subscription $1 ; established 1873 ; S. S. Chis-
holm and H. B. Mitchell, editors; American
Miller Publishing Co., publishers; A. J.
Mitchell, manau:er ; circulation X.
AMERICAN POULTRY JOUR-
NAL; mimthly; poultry; thirty-six pages;
size of page 8x11; subscription $1 25; estab-
lished 1872 ; C. J. Ward, editor and publisher ;
circulation H 1.
ARGUS; m onthly ; insurance ; twenty-
four pages ; size of page 10x13; subscription
S2 50; established 1871; Rollins Publishing
Co., publishers; Charles E. Rollins, editor
and manager ; circulation H.
BOOKSELLER AND STATIONER;
montlilv ; twenty pages octavo ; subscription
$1.50; established 1879; J. Fred Waggoner,
editor and publisher.
BUNDES-BANNER; monthly; Ger-
man ; evangelical ; eight pages ; size 13x20 ;
subscription 50 cents ; established 1879 ; Rev.
J. D. Severinghaus, editor ; Severinghaus &
Co., publishers; issued under the auspices of
the Publication Committee of the German
National Young Men's Christian Association ;
circulation J 1.
CHURCH AND SCHOOL; monthly;
unsectarian ; sixteen pages ; size of page
11x14 ; subscription 60 cents ; established 1877 ;
David C. Cook, editor and publisher ; circula-
tion H.
CONFECTIONER AND BAKER ;
monthly: twenty pages; size of page 11x16;
subscription $i 10; established 1879; J.
Thompson Gill, editor and publisher; circu-
lation 1 1.
COSMOPOLITAN; monthly; fashions;
twenty-eight pages ; size of page 10x12 ; sub-
scription $1 .50 ; established 1877 ; C. A. Vos-
burgh & Co., editors and publishers ; circula-
tion I.
CRUSADER.K
DENTAL COS3IOS; (see Philadelphia,
Pa.)
DER DEUTSCH-AMERIKAN-
ISCHE MUELLER; monthly ; German :
mechanical; twenty-eight pages; size of
page 11.X16 ; subscription $1 ; established 1877 ;
E. A. Sittig, editor and publisher ; circulation
II.
DRl GGIST AND PAINT AND OIL
REVIEW; monthly; commercial; thirty-
two pages; size of page 9x12; subscription
$1 ; established 1879; G. P. Engelhard, editor;
H. H. Chandler, manager.
FACTORY AND FARM; monthly;
forty pages; size of page 11x16; subscription
$2 ; established 1876 ; Fox, Cole & Co., editors
and publishers ; circulation G 1.
GUARDIAN; monthly; English and
German ; oddfellowship ; sixteen pages ; size
32x46 ; subscription 50 cents ; established 1875 ;
H. F. Holcomb, editor ; Guardian Publishing
Co., publishers ; circulation F.
HOME VISITOR; monthly; eight
pages ; size 20x26 ; subscription 60 cents ; es-
tablished 1859 ; Eliza W. Bowman, editor ;
Home for the Friendless, publishers ; circula-
tion G.
HOURS OF RECREATION; month-
ly ; literary ; twenty pages ; size of page 7x
10; subscription 50 cents; established 1879;;
GEO. P. ROW ELL & CO'S
ILLINOIS.
T. S. Denison, editor and publisher ; not pub-
li8he<l in Julv and AuKust.
H II M A N E J O U K N A L. ; monthly ; eight
pages ; size 19x25 ; subscription $1 ; estab-
lished 1873 ; E. M. Fuller and Albert W. Lan-
don, publishers ; circulation I.
INSURANCE CRITIC; (see New York
City).
INVESTKiATOR; monthly; insur-
ance ; thirty-two pages ; size of page 9x12 ;
subscription $2 50 ; established 1872 ; J. S.
Bloomingston, editor and publisher ; circula-
tion H 1.
LAKESIDE WATCH; monthly; me-
chanics ; twenty-four pages octavo ; subscrip-
tion 50 cents; established 1879; W. C. Vos-
burgh, editor and publisher.
LAND OWNER; monthly ; real estate ;
twenty pages ; size of page 9xlS; subscription
«1; established 1869; J. M. Wing & Co., pub-
lishers ; wrculation H 1.
LEGAL ADVISER; monthly; legal;
eight pages ; size of page 11x16 ; subscription
81 ; established 1861 ; E. M. Haines, editor and
publisher ; an advertising sheet.
MANFORD'S 3IAGAZINE; month
ly ; universallst ; fifty-two pages octavo ;
subscription $1 50 ; established 1856 ; Rev. E.
Manford and Mrs. H. B. Manford, editors and
publLshers ; circulation G ; branch office at
St. Louis, Mo.
MEDICAL JOURNAL AND EX-
A3IINER; monthly; medical; one hun-
dred and thirty-two pages octavo ; subscrip-
tion $4 ; established 1844 ; Chicago Medical
Press Association, publishers ; circ'n J J.
MEDICAL TIMES; monthly; medi-
cal ; seventy-two pages octavo : subscription
62; established 1869; W. H. Davis, M. D., and
Anson L. Clark, M. D., editors; W. H. Clark,
publisher ; circulation H 1.
NATIONAL CAR BUILDER; (see
New York Citv).
NATIONAL LIVE STOCK JOUR-
NAL; monthly; stock raising; fifty-four
pages ; size of page 10x13 ; subscription $2 15 ;
established 1871 ; J. H. Sanders, editor ; Stock
Journal Co., publishers ; circulation G 1.
NATIONAL SUNDAY-SCHOOL
TEACHER ; monthly ; evangelical ; sixty-
four pages octavo ; subscription $1 25 ; estab-
lished 1866; M. C. Hazard, editor; Adams,
Blackmer and Lyon Publishing Co., publish-
ers : circulation F 1.
NORTHWESTERN COMMER-
CIAL TRAVELER: monthly; sixteen
pages ; size of page 10x15 ; subscription $1 ;
established 18'?8 ; D. C. Chase, editor and pub
Usher ; circulation I.
OUR REST; monthly; second-advent;
sixteen pages ; size of page 9x12 ; subscription
$1 ; established 1874 ; Thomas Wilson, editor
and publisher; circulation J.
PHARMACIST AND CHEMIST;
montlily ; pharmacal ; sixty pages octavo ;
subscription $1 50 ; established 1868 ; Chicago
College of Pharmacy, publishers ; circulation
PICTURE GALLERY FOR
YOUNG FOLKS; monthly; juvenile;
twenty pages octavo ; subscription 75 cents ;
established 1878 ; Mrs. D N. Bash, editor ; Chi-
cago Entrraving Co., publishers.
PRACTICAL TEACHER; monthly;
educational ; twenty pages ; size of page 8x11 ;
subscription $1 ; established 1877 ; Klein & Kim-
ball, editors and publishers ; circulation H 1 ;
not issued during July and August.
RAILROAD C O N D U C T O R S'
BROTHERHOOD MAGAZINE;
monthly ; sixty pages octavo ; subscription
$1 50 ; established 1876 ; J. Ward Boyles, editor
and publisher ; circulation K K 1.
RAILROADER ; (see Toledo, Ohio).
RAILWAY GUIDE; monthly; three
hundred and eighty-eight pages ; size of page
5x7 ; subscription $3 ; established 1870 ; Robert
A. Bower, editor ; National Railway Publica-
tion Co., publishers ; cii'culation G 1.
REPORTER ; monthly ; fourteen pages ;
size of page 12x17 ; subscription .$1 50 ; estab-
lished 1868 ; Frank M. Nichols, editor ; Nichols
& Co.. publishers ; cii-culation J.
ILLINOIS.
SOCIAL SCIENCE JOURNAL;
monthly ; twelve pages ; size of page 9x12 ;
subscription $1 ; established 1877 ; issued un-
der tlie auspices of the Illinois Social Science
Association, and sent gratuitously to its
members : circulation X.
SUNSET CHIMES; monthly; four
pages ; size 20x26 ; subscription 50 cents ; es-
tablished 1876 ; Sunset Chimes Publishing Co.,
editors and publishers ; circulation G.
TILSKUEREN; monthly; Skandinr-
vian ; eight pages ; size 17x24 ; subscription 50
cents ; established 1878 ; Louis Pio, editor and
publsher ; circulation J.
VOICE OF MASONRY AND FAM-
ILY MAGAZINE; monthly; masonic;
ninety-two pages octavo ; subscription $3 ;
estaljiished 1863 ; Albert G. Mackey and John
W. Brown, editors ; J. W. Brown, publisher ;
circulation G 1.
VOLANTE ; monthly; sixteen pages;
size of page 9x12 ; subscription $1 50 ; estab-
lished 1871 ; Students of the University of
Chicago, editors and publishers ; circulation
K ; issued during the collegiate year.
VOX HUMANA; (see Cambridgeport,
Mass. >
WATCHMAKER AND METAL
WORKER ; monthly; mechanical ; twen-
ty pages; size of page 10x13; subscription $1;
established 1874 ; John H. Mather, editor and
publisher ; circulation H H.
WESTERN BREWER, AND
JOURNAL OF THE BARLEY,
MA LT AND HOP TRA DES ; monthly ;
commercial ; ninety-six pages ; size of page
9x13; subscription $5; established 1876; J. M.
Wing & Co., editors and nublishers ; circula-
tion I 1; branch office 21 Park Row, New
York Citv.
WESTERN CLOTHING, FUR-
NISHING AND HAT REPORTER ;
monthly ; commercial; twenty-eight pages ;
size of page 9x12 ; subscription $1 ; establish-
ed 1879 ; Charles H. Moore, editor and pub-
lisher.
WESTERN EDUCATIONAL JOUR
N A L ; monthly ; educational ; twenty page.-i
octavo ; subscription 50 cents ; established
18?9 ; J. Fred Waggoner, editor and publisher.
WESTERN 3IAGAZINE ; monthly;
literary ; forty-four pages ; size of page 7x10 ;
subscription $1 ; established 1877 ; Mrs. Helen
Ekin Starrett, editor ; Western Magazine Co.,
publishers ; circulation G G.
WESTERN MANUFACTURER ;
monthly ; mechanics ; twenty-six pages ; size
of page 12x17 ; subscription $2 ; established
1873; Coyne & Co., editors and publishers;
circulation G.
WESTERN PAPER TRADE;
monthly; commercial; twenty pages : size
of page 10x14 ; subscription $1 .51) ; established
1875 ; Union Bag and Paper Co., editors and
publishers : circulation I 1.
WESTERN POSTAL RECORD ;
monthly ; eiglit pages ; size of page 11x16 ;
subscription $1 ; established 1868 ; P. C. Rus-
sell, editor and publisher ; circulation G 1.
WESTLTCHE SCHUETZEN UND
JAGD ZEITl'NG; monthly; German;
sporting; eight pages; size 22x32; subscrip-
tion $1 50; established 1878; John J. Pingel,
editor and publisher ; circulation H ; branch
offices at Milwaukee, Wis., and St. Louis, Mo.
WITNESS; monthly ; evangelical ;
eight pages ; size 28x40 ; suliscrlption $1 ; es-
ta')lished 1878; T. J. Lamont, editor and pub-
lisher ; circulation J 1.
YOUNG FOLKS' MONTHLY ;
juvenile ; literary ; thirty-six pages ; size of
page 9x12 ; subscription $1 ; established 1870 ;
Mrs. Annie R. White, editor ; Milton Geoi-ge,
publisher ; circulation G G.
YOUNG FOLKS' RURAL; month
Iv ; juvenile ; literary ; eight pages ; size
28x42 ; subscription $1 ; established 1870 ; J. P.
Tallmadge, editor and publisher; circ'n G 1.
A3IERICAN ANTIQUARIAN: quar
terly ; eighty-four pages octavo ; subscrip-
tion $3; established 1878; Rev. Stephen D.
Peet, editor ; Jameson & Morse, publishers ;
circulation K K.
AMEKICAN NEWSPAPER DIRECTORY
&t
ILLINOIS.
^ ELECTROTYPE JOURNAL; quar-
terly ; twenty pages ; size of page 11x14; sub-
scription 25 cents ; established 1874 ; A. Zeese
& Co., editors and publishers ; an advertising
sheet.
ELECTROT YPER ; quarterly ; sixteen
pages; size of page 9x12; subscription 25
cents ; established 1873 ; Shniedewend & Lee,
publishers ; an advertising sheet.
r^M^K^^^ ^^^ BIBLICAL
■J U URJN AL ; quarterly ; .seventy-two pages
octavo; subscription §2; established 1880;
Bev. Stephen D. Peet, editor; Jameson &
Morse, publishers.
ROUNDS' PRINTERS' CABINET:
quarterly ; twenty-two pages ; size of page
12x18; established 1856; S. P. Rounds, pub-
usher : an advertising sheet.
SPECI3IEN ; quarterly; twenty-four
pages; size of page 10x12; subscription 50
cents; establLshed 1867; Harder, Luse & Co.,
publishers ; an advertising sheet.
CHILLICOTHE, Peoria Co., l,-200t
pop., on Illinois r., at the head of Peoria
Lake, and on Peoria branch of Chicago &
Rock Island Rd., 18 m. from Peoria.
, INDEPENDENT; Saturdays ; democrat-
ic ; four pages ; size 26x40 ; subscription $1 50 ;
established 1S67 ; William B. Whiffen, editor
and publisher ; circulation K ; printed at the
office of the Marshall Co. Democrat, Lacon.
.REPORTER; Thursdays; four pages;
size 26x40; subscription $2; established 1874;
L. Ballou, editor; Reporter Co., publish-
ers ; circulation K ; printed at the office of the
Lacon Home Journal.
CHRISMAN, Edgai- Co.
o.A,P^^,„^'CE; Fridays; four pages; size
24x36 ; subscription $150; established 1879;
C. A. Cook, editor and publisher ; circ'n K.
Adams
ILLINOIS.
30x44 ; subscription $1 50 ; established 1878 •
iLzra G. Cass, editor and publisher; circula-
^on K; printed at the office of the Lee Co
Times, Paw Paw Grove.
COULTER VILLE, Randolph Co.,
950+ pop., on Cairo Short Line, 47 m. S. E. of
St. Louis, Mo. In the niinois wheat belt.
Has milling and coal mining industries.
ooSl^^^i^^^' V^'' Fridays ; four pages ; size
i u \ ^Vr^^*^^7^P^io'i -^1 25; established 1879;
John A. Wall, editor and publisher.
CRESTON, Ogle Co., 540t pop., on
Chicago & North-western Rd., 79 m. from
Chicago, and 5 from Rochelle.
qa'*;.^"^^^? ' Thursdays; eight pages : size
30x44; subscription $2; estabUshed 1872; 6.
circ^'latSnK '"'"'''' '^ ""^ ^""^ publishers ;
CRETE, Will Co., l,200t pop., on Chi-
cago & E. 111. Rd., 36 m. S. of Chicago. Prin-
cipal manufactures, sashes, doors and
blinds.
ENTERPRISE; Fridays; independent;
^'f^l.PS°^,^=o-'^i^*' 26x40; subscription $1 50
established 18<5; C. E. Carter, editor and pub-
lisher ; circulation K.
Co., l.OOOt pop.,
CEAYTON,
on T. W. & W. Rd., 28 m. N. E. of Quincy.
ENTERPRISE; Thursdays; indepen-
dent ; eight pages ; size 26x40 ; subscription
SI 2o ; established 1879 ; Turner Bros., editors
and publishers.
CLEMENT, Clinton Co., 300f pop.,
on the O. & M. Rd., 52 m. W. of St. Louis,
Mo. An active trading town.
REGISTER; Thursdays; republican;
four pages ; size 24x36 ; established 186:^ • J
w. Peterson, editor and publisher; circula-
tion K ; issued from the office of the Carlvle
Union Banner.
CLINTON, C. H., De mtt Co., 3,.500t
pop., on Illinois Central main line and its
Springfield Division and I. B. & W. Exten-
sion Rds., 43 m. from Springfield and 22
from Bloomington. A farming district.
Has a good general trade. The railroad
machine shops of 111. Central are located
here.
PUBLIC ; Fridays; republican; four
pages; size 22x31; sub.scriptiou $1 50; estab-
lished 1856; Richard Butler, editor and pub-
lisher ; circulation J.
REGISTER ; Fridays ; independent-
democratic ; eight pages; size 30x44; sub-
scription $1 50 ; established 1868 ; W. L. Gless-
ner, editor and publisher ; cii'culation K 1.
COLLINS VILLE, iMadison Co.,
l,800f pop., on the St. Louis, Vandalia, Terre
Haute & Indianapolis Rd., 11 m. from St.
Louis.
HERALD ; Wednesdays; independent:
four pages ; size 20x26 ; subscription $1 ; es-
tablished 1879 ; James N. Peers, editor and
publisher.
COMPTON, Lee Co.
RECORD; Fridays; eight pages; size
DALLAS CITY, Hancock Co., l,500t
pop., on Mississippi r., 15 m. below Burling-
ton, Iowa, and 18 N. of Carthage.
o,^,?^*v,' Saturdays; four pages; size
24x.3o; subscription $2; established 1878; E
H. Thomas, editor and publisher; circula-
llOIl Jv.
DANA, La Salle Co., SOOf pop., on C.
P. & S. W. Rd., 45 m. N. E. from Peoria. In
the centre of a good grain and stock-grow-
ing country.
o4*?-^^A,^P5 Tuesdaj's ; four pages ; size
?l.^''^'-.^^'^^^"Pt^<^^ §1 50; established 1876;
W. Pritchett, editor and publisher: circula^
U?",^ ' printed at the office of the Minonk
Blade.
DANVERS, McLean Co.
I X D E.P E X D E NT ; Thursdays ; four
pages ; size 20x26 ; established 1878 : Dr. D C
Gideon, editor and publisher. ' '
DANVILLE, C. H., Vermillion Co.,
8,000•^ pop., on Vermillion r. and Toledo,
Wabash & Western Rd., at intersection of
Chicago & Eastern Illinois and Indian-
apolis, Bloomington & Western Rds., 112 m.
from Springfield, 125 from Chicago. Termi-
nus of Chicago & East 111., Evansville, T. H.
& Chicago and Paris & Danville Rds.
Actively engaged in coal mining, manufac-
turing and agi-iculture.
C03I3IERCIAL; every evening except
Sunday, and \^ EEKLY, Thursdlys ; re-
publican; daily four pages, weekly eight
pages ; size— daily 20x26, weekly 30x44 ; sub-
scription-daily $5, weekly $1 50 ; established
-daily 18.8, weekly 1866 ; Park T. Martin, edi-
tor ; Commercial Co., publishers ; circulation
—daily K, weekly J l.
^^J^^^'w/^^^7 morning except Sunday,
and \V EEKLY, Fridays ; dailv four pages
weekly eight pages ; size daily— 22x30, weekly
^?'*^i. ^."^^'^"Pti'^'i— claily §5 20, weekly $1 50 ;
established— daily 1876, weekly 1872; W R
Jewell, editor; Illinois Printing Co., pubUsh-
ers ; circulation— daily K, weekly J 1.
TIMES; every evening except Sunday,
and WEEKLY, Fridays; independent
four pages; size— daily 22x30, weekly 26x40;
subscription— daily $7, weekly $1 ; established
—daily 1875, weekly 1868 ; A. G. Smith, editor
and publisher; circulation— daily K, weekly J,
DEUTSCHE ZEITUNG; Mondays;
G8
GEO. P. ROWELL & GO'S
ILLINOIS.
1873 ;
circula-
ILLINOIS.
German ; four pages ; size 28x40 : established
1877 ; H. Klobel, editor and publisher ; circu-
lation K.
POST; Siturdays; democratic; four
pages ; size 26x40 ; subscription $1 50 ; establish-
ed 1878 ; W. M. Bandy, editor ; Danville Post
Co., publishers; cireulation K 1.
SUNDAY BOURrtOX; Sundays; de
mocratic; four pages; size 20x40; subscrip-
tion $2 ; established 1879 ; Phoclon Howard,
editor and publisher.
DAVIS, Stephenson Co., SOOf pop., 14
m. from Freeport, on Western Union Rd.
In an agricultural section ; has steam grist-
mill and plow factory.
REVIEW; Fridays; four pages; size
24x35 ; subscription $1 50 ; established
S. W. Tallnian, editor and publisher ~'
tion K.
DECATUR, C. H., Macon Co., 12,000t
pop., on Sangamon r. and on the Illinois
Central Rd., at the intersection of Toledo,
"Wabash & Western Rd., 38 m. from Spring-
field, 108 from St. Louis, and 160 from Chi-
cago. Surrounded by an agricultural dis-
trict. Engaged in manufacturing, and a
place of active trade. Has seven railroads.
REPUBIilCAN; every evening except
Sunday, and WEEKLY, Thursdays; re-
publican ; daily tour pages, weekly eight
pages; size— daily 23x35, weekly 30x44; sub-
scription—weeklv $2 ; established— daily 1872,
Aveekly 1867 ; Hamsher & Mosser, editors and
pviblishers ; circulation— daily K, weekly J 1.
REVIEVV ; every morning except Sun-
day, and WEEKLY, Thursdays ; demo-
cratic ; four pages ; size— daily 24x36, weekly
26x40 ; subscription— weekly $1 50 ; estab-
lished 1873 ; William H. Bayne, editor and
publisher ; circulation— daiU' K, weekly K 1.
SATURDAY HERAliD; Saturdays;
eight pages ; size 30x44 ; subscription $1 50 ;
established 1879 ; Rowell & Addis, editors and
publishers.
DE KALB, De Kalb Co., 2,164 pop.,
on Chicago & Northwestern Rd., 58 m. from
Chicago.
DE KALB CO. CHRONICLE; Sat
urdays ; democratic ; eight pages ; size 26x40 ;
subscription $2 ; established 1879 ; Clinton
Rosette, editor ; D. W. Tyrrell & Co., publish-
ers.
DEKALB CO. NEWS: Wednesdays;
republican ; four pages ; size 28x44 ; subscrip-
tion $2 ; established 1867 ; L. H. Post, editor
and publisher ; circulation J.
DELAVAN, Tazeioell Co., 2, SOOf pop.,
on main line of Chicago & Kansas City
through route, Jacksonville division of
Chicago & Alton and Toledo, Wabash &
Western Rds., 31 m. S. W. of Blooming'ton,
and 15 S. of Pekin. The best grain-growing
and stock-producing district in the county.
ADVERTISER; Thursdays; indepen-
dent ; f om- pages ; size 26x40 ; subscription
$2 ; established 1870 ; John Culbertson, editor
and publisher "' '"•"' ^^ '
circulation K 1.
TIMES; Thursdays; republican; four
pages ; size 26x40 ; subscription $1 50 ; estab-
lished 1874 ; Jos. F. Reed, editor and publish-
er ; circulation K 1.
DES PLAINES, Cooh Co., l,000t
pop., on Wis. Div. of C. N. W. Rd., 17 m. N.
W. of Chicago. Carries on brick-making.
Locality agricultural.
COOK CO. RECORD; Thursdays;
four pages ; size 26x40 ; subscription $1 50 ;
established 1878; F. W. Hoffman, editor;
Record Publishing Co., publishers; circula-
tion K K 1.
DIXON, C. H., Lee Co., .5,000t pop., on
Rock r. and Illinois Central Rd., at inter-
section of Chicago & North-western Rd., 8(>
m. from Galena, 98 from Chicago. The river
furnishes power, which is employed in a
number of mills.
SUN; Wednesdays; democratic; eight
pages ; size 26x40 ; subscription $2 ; establish-
ed 1868 ; W. M. Kennedy, editor and publish-
er ; circulation K 1.
TELEGR A PH ; Thiu-sdays ; eight pages ;
size 30x44 ; subscription $2 ; established 1851 ;
Benj. F. Shaw, editor ; Telegraph and Herald
Co., publishers ; circulation J J 1.
WESTERN FARMER; monthly ; ag-
ricultural ; sixteen pages ; size of page 11x14 ;.
sub.scription $1 10; establislied 1865; W. M.
Kennedy, editor and publisher ; circulation I.
DOWNER'S GROVE, Du Page
Co., 700+ pop., on Chicago, Burlington &
Quincy Rd., 22 m. W. of Chicago.
DU PAGE CO. RECORD; Fridays;
four pages; size 22x30; subscription $2; es-
tablished 1878 ; Johnson & Gibbs, editors and.
publishers ; circulation K.
DU QUOIN, Perry Co., S.OOOf pop.,
on Illinois Central, at junction of St. Louis,
Belleville & Southern Rds., 70 m. from St-
Louis and 290 from Chicago. Surrounded
by rich coal fields, and produces and ships-
large quantities of tobacco, wool, castor
beans, corn, oats and wheat, apples, peaches-
and plums, etc.
TRIBUNE: Thursdays ; republican ; four
pages ; size 26x-l0 ; subscription $2 ; establish-
ed 1863 ; Beem & Richards, editors and pub-
lishers ; circulation J.
DWIGHT, Livingston Co., 2,400t pop.,
on Chicago & Alton Rd., at the junction of
the Dwight & Washington Rd., 72 m. from
Chicago. Farming and stock raising the
principal branches of industry.
COM3IERCIAL; Fridays; non-parti-
san ; eight pages ; size 30x44 ; subscription
$1 50 ; established 1877 ; C. M. Cyrus, editor
and publisher ; circulation K.
STAR; Thursdays; republican; eight
pages ; size 30x44 ; svibscription $1 50 ; estab-
lished 1868 ; C. L. Palmer, editor and pub-
lisher ; circulation K K.
WESTERN POSTAL REVIEW;
monthly ; tour pages ; size 20x26 ; subscription
$1 ; established 1875 ; H. A. Kenyon, editor ; C.
L. Palmer, publisher ; circulation H.
EARLVILLE, La Salle Co., l.OOOf
pop., on Chicago, Burlington & Quincy Rd.,
83 m. W. S. W. of Aurora.
GAZETTE; Fridays; eight pages; size
26x40 ; subscription $2 ; established 1868 ; C. B.
Signor, editor and publisher ; circulation
K.
EAST ST. LOUIS, St. Clair Co.,
10,000+ pop., on Mississippi r. directly oppo-
site St. Louis, Mo. ; an enterprising and im-
portant citj' ; very extensive stock yards
are located here. East St. Louis is connected
by bridge with St. Louis. Mo
GAZETTE ; Saturdays ; indpendent-
democratic ; four pages ; size 26x40 ; subscrip-
tion $2; established 1866; H. D. O'Brien, ed-
itor and publisher ; cii'culation K 1.
HERALD; Saturdays; four pages; size
26x40; subscription $1 50; established 1879;
James Harney, editor and publisher.
WESTERN LIVE STOCK JOUR-
NAL; Thursdays; commercial; four pages;
size 24x35; subscription $1 50; established
A3IER1CAN NEWSPAPER DIRECTORY.
69
ILLINOIS.
1879; Y. M. Langdou, editor; H. D. O'Brien,
publisher.
iD WARDS VILLE, C. H., Madison
Co., 3,000+ pop., on St. Louis branch of the
Toledo, Wabash & Western Rd., at the junc-
tion of the Madison Co. Rd., 12 m. from Al-
ton. In a rich and populous agricultural
district, and centre of an active trade.
INTELLIGENCER; Wednesdays ;
•democratic ; four pages ; size 24x35 ; subscrip-
tion SI 50; established 1862; James R. Brown,
editor and publisher ; circulation K.
3IADISON CO. ANZEIGER; Fri
daj's ; German ; four pages ; size 28x40 ; sub-
scription S2; established 1875; C. Lohmann,
editor and publisher ; circulation K.
MADIJSON CO. DE3IOCRAT ; Thurs
days; democratic; four pages; size 26.x40;
subscription .$1 50; established 1879; C. Loh-
mann, editor and publisher.
OUR TlillEiS ; Wednesdays; demo-
cratic ; four pages ; size 24x35 ; subscription
^2 ; established 1878 ; A. W. and J. S. Angler,
editors and ptiblishers ; circulation K.
REPUBLICAN; Wednesdays; republi-
can : four pages ; size 25x38 ; subscription
SI 50 ; established 1869 ; Grossman Bros., ed-
itors and publishers ; circulation J 1.
XFFINGHAM, C. H., Effingham Co.,
3,000+ pop., at intersection of Illinois Cen-
tral Rd. with St. Louis & Terre Haute Rd.,
98 m. from St. Louis. Engaged in manu-
facturing ; the centre of considerable trade.
DE3IOCRAT; Thursdays; four pages;
size 28x44 ; subscription $2 ; established 1860 ;
Hoeny & Le Crone, editors and publishers ;
circulation K 1.
REPUBLICAN; Wednesdays; reptib-
lican ; four pages ; size 24x35 ; subscription
-$1 50 ; established 1872 ; H. C. Painter, editor
and publisher ; circulation K K.
VOLRSBLATT ; Saturdays; German;
democratic ; four pages ; size 30x46 ; subscrip-
tion $2 ; established 1878 ; Albert Gravenhorst,
editor and publisher ; circulation K 1.
SOUTHERN ILLINOIS FARMER;
monthly; eigat pages; size 26x3S; suuscrip-
tion $1; established ls79; J. P. M. Howard,
•editor; J. P. M. Howard, Son & Co., pubiisii
•erj.
ELGIN, Kane Co., 7,S00t pop., on Eox
r., and Fox River, Chicago & North-western
Ris., 38 m. from Chicago. The river fur-
nishes power, which is employed in vari-
ous manufactures. The Elgin Niitional
Watch Company located here. Centre of a
fine agricultural district, and does a heavy
l)usin?s3 in batter and cheese.
LEADER ; every evening except Sun lay,
and WEEKLY, Fridays ; democratic ; daily
four pages, weekly eight pages ; size — daily
18x26, weekly 30x44 ; subscription— weekly $2 ;
established— daily 1878, weekly 1871 ; H. X.
Wheeler, editor and publisher ; circulation-
daily K, weekly J 1.
NEWS; every evening except Sundav,
and DOLLAR NEWS, Thursdays ; four
pages ; size— daily 21x30, weekly 24x35 ; sub-
scription—daily $5, weeklv $\ ; established—
daUy 1876, weekly 1871 ; Elgin Printing Co.,
editors and ptiblishers ; circulation— daily J,
"weekly J J 1.
ADVOCATE; Siturdavs; eight pages;
size 35x48 ; subscription $1 50 ; established
1851 ; S. L. Taylor, editor and proprietor ; clr
■culation 1 1.
DOLLAR NEWS; (see Neivs).
GLOCKE ; Saturdays; German; four
pages ; size 26x40 : subscriprion SI 70 ; estab-
lished 1878 ; Joseph B.schoff, editor and pub-
lisher ; circulation K 1.
XLIZABETHTO'WN, C. H., Har-
din Co., 850+ pop., on Ohio r., midwaj'
ILLINOIS.
between Evansville and Cairo. Industries ;
mining iron, coal, lead and copper, and ag-
riculture.
HARDIN GAZETTE ; Fridays; inde-
pendent ; eight pages ; size 26x40 ; subscrip-
tion SI 50 ; established 1871 ; James A. Lowrj',
editor and publisher : circulation K 1.
ELMWOOD, Peoria Co., l,830t pop.,
at junction of Gdlesb'urg & Peoria and Buda
& Rushville branches of Chicago, Burling-
ton & Quincy R Is., 26 m. from Peoria. Cen-
tre of a thriving trade, having various
manufactures.
GAZETTE ; semi-weekly, Tuesdays and
Fridays ; republican ; four pages ; size 26x4<J ;
subscription .§2 ; established 1S75 ; Robert H.
Miller, editor and publisher ; circulation K 1.
MESSENGER; Fridays; four pages;
size 24x:35 ; subscription S2 ; established 1874 ;
John Regan, editor and publisher ; circula-
tion K 1.
EL PASO, Woodford Co., 2,200t pop.,
on Illinois Centi-al Rd., at intersection of
Toledo, Peoria & Warsaw Rd., 33 m. from
Peoria and 17 from Bloomington. Engaged
in merchandise, agriculture and stock-
raising.
JOURNAL ; Saturdays ; eight pages ; size
30x44; subscription $1 50; established 1865;
circulation K K 1.
ENGLEWOOD, Cook Co. Suburb
of Chicago.
EYE; Saturdays; eight pages; size 26x40;
subscription SI •5<-' ; established 1878 ; Frank
E. Tousley and Frank M. Smith, editors ;
Tousley & Denison, publishers ; circulation
Kl.
ERIE, Whitesides Co.
INDEPENDENT; Thursdays; green-
back; four pages; size 26x40; subscription
SI rO ; established 1879 ; G. Willis Guernsey,
elitor and pablisher.
EUREKA, Woodford Co., \,hOO-\ pop.,
on Toledo, Peoria & Warsaw Rl., 20 m.
from Peoria. Grain and stock trade car-
ried on.
JOURNAL; Thursdays; independent;
e gnt pages; size 35x48; subscrption .$1 50;
established 1868 ; R. N. Rulford &Co., editors
and p abli h -rs ; circulation K.
EVANSTON, Cook Co., G.OOOf pop.,
11 m. from Cliicago, on the Chicago & North-
we 5tern R J. The North-western University
and Garret Biblical Inst, are located here.
INDEX; Saturdays; independent ; four
pages; size 24x36; subscription SI 50; estaV>-
lished 1872 ; John A. Childs, editor and pub-
lisher ; circulation J J.
TRIPOD ; bi weekly ; sixteen pages ; size
of page 8x11 ; subscription SI 30 ; established
1871 ; S:udents of the North-western Univer-
sity, editors and publishers ; circulation K 1 ;
a college paper ; issued during the collegiate
year.
V I D E T T E ; semi-monthly ; sixteen
pages; size of paKC 8x11 ; subscription $150;
established 1878 ; S.tidents of the North-west-
ern University, editors and publishers ; cir-
culation K ; a' college paper ; issued during
the collegiate year.
FAIRBURY, Livingston Co., 3,000t
pop., on Toledo, Peoria & Warsaw Rd., 59
m. from Peoria ; a prominent point for
manufactures ; the principal market for a
large agricultural community ; two coal
shafts are in constant operation in the
70
GEO. P. ROWELL & GO'S
ILLINOIS.
vicinity, furnisliing the county with an
abundance of fuel.
INDEPENDENT - BLADE ; Satur-
days ; four pages ; size 26x40 ; subscription
$1 50 ; established 1871 ; J. S. Scibird, editor
and publisher ; circulation K 1.
FAIRFIELD, C. H., Wayne Co., l,7-27t
pop., on Springfield & Illinois South-eastern
Rd., 129 m. from Springfield. Surrounded
by an excellent grain and fruit-growing
district, and a shipping point fo • valuable
lumber. Manufactures mainly woolen goods
and turned and bent woods for agricultu-
ral machinery.
DEMOCRAT; Thursdays; democratic;
four pages; size 26x40; subscription $1 50;
established 1868 ; C. I. Wilmans, editor and
publisher ; circulation K 1.
WAYNE CO. PRESS; Thursdays; In-
dependent ; eight pages ; size 30x44 ; subscrip-
tion $2; established 1866; D. W. Barkley,
editor and publisher ; circulation J 1.
WAYNE CO. RECORD; Thursdays;
four pages ; size 26x40 ; subscription $1 50 ;
established 1879; Edward McClung, editor
and publisher.
FARMER CITY, De Witt Co., l,.500t
pop., on Indianapolis, Bloomington & West-
ern Rd., at intersection of Gilman, Clinton
& Springfield Rd., 25 m. from Bloomington
and 18 from Clinton. A place of active
trade,
J O U R N A Li ; Fridays ; independent ;
eight pages ; size 26x40 ; subscription $1 ; es-
tablished 1872 ; W. C. Devore, editor and pub-
lisher ; circulation K.
FARMINGTON, Fulton Co., 2,066
pop.
PEOPLE; Fridays; independent; four
pages ; size 24x35 ; subscription $1 ■'iO ; estab-
lished 1874; J. A. Brown, M. D., editor and
publisher ; circulation K.
FLORA, Clay Co., 2,0 Of pop., on
Ohio & Mississippi Rd. Engaged in agri-
culture and manufactures.
CLAY CO. GAZETTE; Fridays ; demo-
cratic ; eight pages ; size 26x 10 ; subscrip-
tion $1 50; established 1879; Louis V. Taft,
editor and publisher.
SOUTHERN ILLINOIS JOUR-
NAL; Fridays ; four pages ; size 26x40 ; sub-
scription $1 50 ; established 1870 ; A. H. Reed
and F. B. H tchcock, editors; A. H. Reed,
publisher ; circulation K 1.
FORRESTON, Ogle Co., l,200t pop.,
on nortiiern division of Illinois Central Rd.,
at intersection of Chicago & Iowa R 1., 13 m.
from Freeport. Sarrounded by an agri-
cultural and stock-raising district.
HERALD; Siturdays; republican;
eight pages ; size 26x40 ; subscription $2 ; es-
tablished 1875; Clias. E. Sloctom, editor and
publisher; circulation K.
FRANKLIN GROVE, Lee Co.,
l,200t pop., on Chicago & North-western Rd.
Centre of a rich agricultural region. A con-
siderable grain-shipping poi!it.
FRANKLIN REPORTER; Satur
days ; indeiiendent ; four pag,'^ ; size 22x.j1 ;
subscription $1 .50; established 1S69; D. B.
S?nger, editor and publisher; circulation K.
LEE CO. ENTERPRISE; Fridays;
eight pages; size 26x40; subscription $1 5n ;
established 1879 ; P. O. Spro il, editor and
publisher ; printed at the office of the Ashton
Sentinel.
FREEPORT, C. II.. Stephenson Co.,
10,000+ pop., on Illinois Central, Chicago &
ILLINOIS.
North-western and Western Union Rds., 12t
m. W. of Chicago and 50 from Galena. An
active business place, located in a farming
district.
BULLETIN; everv evening except Sun-
day, and WEEKLY, Thursdays; demo-
cratic ; daily four pages, weekly eight pages ;
size— daily 21x27, weekly 80x45; subscriptictt
—daily $6, weekly $1 50; established— dailv
1877, weekly 1857 ; F. C. Donohue, editor ; J. W.
Potter, publisher; circulation— daily K K,
w^eeklv J 1.
BANNER; Saturdays; German; four
pages ; size 24x36 ; subscription ,$1 ; estab-
lished 1879 ; F. W. Frick, editor and publisher-
BUDGET; Saturdays; republican; eight
pages ; size 30x44 ; subscription $1 50 ; estab-
lished 1870; K. T. Stabeck, editor and pub-
lisher ; circulation J 1.
DEUTSCHER ANZEIGER; Wed
nesdays; German; democratic; eight pages •„
size :30x44 ; subscription $2 ; established 1854 ;
W. H. Wagner, editor; Wm. Wagner & Co.,
publishers ; circulation J 1.
JOURNAL; Wednesdays; republican;
eight pages ; size 30x43 ; subscription $1 50 ; es-
tablished 1848; A. V. Richards, editor and
publisher ; circulation J 1.
NE WS ; monthly ; eight pages ; size 30x44;
subscription 50 cents ; established 1864 ; O.
Taylor, editor and publisher ; circulation K 1.
FULTON, WJdtesides Co., 2,500t pop.,
on Mississippi r., about 40 m. above Daven-
port and 136 W. of Chicago, on Chicago and
North-western Rd. Located in a fine farm-
ing district. One of the best shipping points-
in the West.
JOURNAL; Fridays; four pages; size
26x40; subscription $2; established 1854;
C ibb & Snyder, editors and publishers ; circu-
lation K 1.
GALENA, C. II , Jo Daviess Co., S.OOOf
pop., on Galena r. 6 m. from its entrance
into the Mississippi. Very extensive lead
mines are found in this vicinity. For a
part of the year the Galena r. is navigable
to this point, and steamboats make regular
trips from here to various points up and
down the Mississippi. Connected with
Chicago by Illinois Central Rd.
GAZETTE; everv evening except Sun-
day, TRl-VVEEKLY, Mondays, Wednes-
days and Fridays, and WEEKLY, Fridays ;
republican ; four pages ; size — ilaily and tri-
weekly 24x35, weekly 30x47; subscription —
daily $10, tri-weekly $5, weekly $1 50 ; estab-
lished 1834 ; J. B. Brown, editor and publisher;,
circulation— daily K, tri-weekly K, weekly
G 1.
INDUSTRIAL PRESS; Tluusdays;
Independent ; eigiit pages ; size .30x44 ; sub-
scription $2; established 1874; Cumings &
Scott, editors and publishers ; circulation J 1.
VOLKSFREUND; Fridays; German;
four pag?s; size 26x40; subscription $2; es-
tablished 1868 ; Mrs. M. Witt, publisher ; circu-
lation J J.
GALESBURG, C. II., Knox Co.,
13,000+ pop., on Chicago, Burlington &
Quincy Rd., at junction of Peoria Rd., 165
m. from Chicago and 53 from Peoria. En-
gaged in manufacturing and centre of an
active trade. Knox and Lombard Colleges
are located here.
PRESS; every morning except Sunday,
and WEEKLY, Thursdays; independent;
four pages ; size— daily 20x26, weekly 24x35 ;
subscription— daily $4, weekly $2 ; estab-
lished—daily 1875, weekly 1853; M. S. Barnes,
editor and publisher ; circulation — daily K,.
weekly K 1.
AMERICAN NEWSPAPER DIRECTORY
71
ILLINOIS.
REPUBLICAN-REGISTER: every
evening except Sunday, and WEEK.IjY,
Saturdays ; republican ; daily four pages,
weekly eight pages ; size — daily 22x30, weekly
30x41 ; subscription— daily $6, weekly $2 ; es-
tablished—daily 1870, weekly 1866; Z. Beatty,
editor; Galesburg Printing and Publishing
Co., publishers ; circulation — daily K, weekly
J 1.
PL.AIN-DEAL.ER; Saturdays; repub-
lican ; four pages ; size 26x40 ; subscription
$2 ; established 1873 ; Enrich & Biggs, editors
and publishers ; circulation K 1.
GALVA, Henry Co., 3,000t pop., on
Chicago, Burlington & Quincy Rd., 23 m.
from Galesburg.
JOURNAlj; Thursdays; independent;
eight pages ; size 26x40 ; subscription $2 ; es-
tablished 1872 ; Henry W. Young, editor and
publisher; circulation K.
GENESEO, Henry Co., 4,584t pop., on
Chicago, Rock Island & Pacific Rd., 23 m.
from Rock Island. Centre of an agricul
tural district.
HENRY CO. NEWS; Thursdays; four
pages ; size 28x44 ; subscription $1 50 ; estab
Ushed 1874 ; Henry L. Kiner, editor and pub-
lisher ; circulation J.
REPUBLiIC; Fridays; republican; four
pages ; size 28x44 ; subscription $2 ; estab-
lished 1856 ; A. Lieberknecht, editor and pub-
lishe ■ ; circulation J 1.
SUN; Wednesdays ; republican ; four
pages; size 28x45; subscription .$2; estab
lished 1879 ; M. Spurl;)ck, editor and publisher.
GENEVA, C. FI., Kane Co., 2,000t pop.,
on Pox r. and Burlington, Quincy & North-
western Rd., 36m. from Chicago. Engaged
in manufacturing farming tools and other
implements.
REPUBLICAN ; Saturdays; republican;
eight pages; size 26x40; subscription $1 50;
established 1851 ; Chas. Archer, editor and
publisher ; circulation K.
GIBSON CITY, Ford Co., l,400t pop.,
at the crossing of three railroads, viz.:
the Lafayette, Muncie, and Blooming-
ton, the Springfield Branch of 111. Cen-
tral, and the Chicago & Paducah, 35 m.
E. of Bloomiugton. Surrounded by a rich
farming country but recently opened to
settlement ; a growing place.
COURIER; Fridays; independent; eight
pages; size26.\40; subscription SI 50; estab-
lished 1873 ; E. Lowry, editor and publisher ;
circulation K.
GILMAN, IroqvoU Co., 2,100t pop.
on Illinois Central, Toledo & Peoria, and
Oilman & Springfleld Rds. Surrounded by
a fruit-growing district ; 81 m. S. by W. of
Chicago.
STAR; Saturdays; eight pages; size
26x40; subscription $1 50; established 1870;
Ed. Rumley, editor and publisher: circula-
tion J.
GIRARD, Macoupin Co., l,200t pop.,
on St. Louis & Chicago Rd. D:'voted prin-
cipally to agriculture.
GAZETTE; Thursdays : four pai^es; sze
22x:^; subscription .$2; establ shed 1879;
A. H. Sini'uons, editor ; T pton & S nimons.
l)ublishers ; circulat on K.
GOLCONDA, C. H., Pope Co.. l,600t
pop., on Ohio r., at mouth of Lusk Creek,
and 20 m. above the mouth of C.nnberland
r., 80 from Cairo, 120 from Evansville, Ind.
ILLINOIS.
Principal shipping point for a large agri
cultural and mineral coiintry. Has some
manufactures.
HERALD; Fridays; republican; four
pages; si/-e 26x40; subscription $150; estab-
lished 1857 ; S. L. Spear, editor ; Robert Mc-
Gown, publisher; circulation K 1.
POPE CO. DEMOCRAT j Saturdays;
four pages ; size 24x34 ; subscription $1 50 ;
established 1878; Phillip V. Field, editor and
publisher ; circulation K.
GRAFTON, J^r-e;f Co.
INDEPENDENT; Thursdays; green-
back; four pages; s e 24v35; snbscription
$1 50; established 1878; R R Claridge, editor
and publisher ; circulation K.
GRANVILLE, Putnam Co., 300t
pop., inland ; 9 m. from Peru. Inarming and
stock-raising country.
GAZETTE; Saturdays; four pages;
size 26x40 ; subscription $2 ; established 1877 ;
Spencer Ellsworth, editor and publisher;
circulation K ; printed at the office of the
Peru Herald.
GRAYVILLE, White Co., 1,925 pop.,
on Wabash r. and Cairo & Vincennes Rd,,
35 m. from Evansville, Ind. ; also on Gray-
ville & Mattoon R 1. It has an active trade
and is rapidly increasing in population.
Engaged in manufacturing, and an impor-
tant shipping point.
INDEPENDENT; Thursdays ; four
pages; size 2-1x36; subscription $1 25; estab-
lished 1859; Clarke Brothers, editors and pub-
lishers; circulation K 1.
GREENVILLE, C. H , Bond Co.,
2,500+ pop., on St. Louis, Vandalia, Terre-
Haute & Indianapolis Rd.,50 m. from St,
Louis. In an agricultural district. Corn
and wheat are the chief products.
ADVOCATE; Thursdays; republican;
ei!<nt pages; si/e:i5x48; subscription $150;
estab'ished 1857; Geo. M. Tatham, editor and
publisher; circulation J 1.
SUN; Fridays; independent; four pages;
size 22x:»; subscription $1 5Q; established
1876; Boll & Clark, editors and publishers;
circulation J.
GRIDLEY, McLean Co., 400t pop.
On Rd. 8 m. from Chenoa and 8 from El
Paso.
HOME JOURNAL; Saturdays ; eight
pages ; si^.e :»x44; subscription SI 50; estab
fished 1865; circulation K; printed at the
oflfice of the El Paso Journal.
GRIGGSVILLE, /'iV.e Co., 2.100t
pop., on Hannibal and Naples Division of
Toledo, Wabash & Western Rd., 50 m. from
Quincy, 4 W. of Illinois r., 30 E. of Miss.s-
sippi r. A thriving agricultural district.
Extensively engaged in various manufac-
tures.
INDEPENDENT PRESS; Thursdays;
independent; four pages; size 26x40; sub-
scription $1 .50; e-itablished 1879; A. Hughes,
editor: Hu che^ & Nels-on, publishers.
REFLECTOR; Saturdays; neutral;
four pages : size 24x35 ; subscription $2 ; es-
tab'ished 1871 ; F. K. & B. L. Strother, editors
and publishers ; circulation K 1.
HARDIN, C. H., Calhoui Co., 200t
pop., on Illinois r, opposte the mouth of
Macoupin Cr^ek, about 28 m. above Alton.
CALHOUN HERALD; Thursdays ;
four pages; size 24x36; subscription $1 50;
GEO. P. KOWELL & CO'S
ILLINOIS.
established 18T3; Argust & Keating, editors
and publisliers ; circulation K.
HARRISBURG, C. H., Saline Co.,
l,50(>t- pop., on Cairo & Vincennes Rd., 100 m.
from St. Louis, about 63 from Cairo, and 30
from Ohio r. Surrounding country prolific
in coal, ii-on and salt. Has a fine trade.
CHRONICIjE: Fridays; independent;
eight pages ; size 26x40 ; subscription $1 50 ;
established 1859 ; Francis M. Pickett, editor ;
Harrisburg Printing Co., publishers ; circ'n K.
SALINE CO. SENTINEL; Saturdays;
four pages; size 24x36; subscription .$1 50;
established 1878 ; John F. Conover, editor and
publisher ; circulation K.
HARVARD, McHenry Co., 2,200t
pop., on Chicago & North-western Rd., at
the intersection of the Rockford & Kenosha
and Madison & St. Paul Rds., 63 m. from
Chicago. Agriculture and manufacturing
the principal branches of industry.
INDEPENDENT; Saturdays; indepen-
dent ; eight pages ; size 30x44 ; subscription
$2 ; established 1865 ; J. & G. W. Hanna, edi-
tors and publishers ; circulation J.
HAVANA, C. H., Mason Co., l,987t
pop., on Illinois r., and Peoria, Pekin &
Jacksonville Rd., at intersection of Spring-
field & North-western Ri., and I. B. & W.
branch ; also a great shipping point for
osage plants and white flint corn ; 31 m.
from Pekin.
MASON CO. DEMOCRAT; Fridays;
democratic ; four pages ; size 26x40 ; subscrip-
tion $2 ; established 1849 ; Mounts & Murdock,
editors and publishers ; circulation J J.
MASON CO. REPUBLICAN ; Fri
days ; republican ; four pages ; size 26x40 ;
subscription $2 ; established 1873 ; F. Ketcham,
editor; C. B. Ketcham, publisher; circ'n K 1.
HENNEPIN, C. H., Putnam Co., 2,144
pop., on Illinois r., 50 m. above Peoria.
River navigable for small boats. Consider-
able produce shipped here.
PUTNAM RECORD; Fridays; four
pages ; size 24x:34 ; subscription $1 75 ; estab-
lished 1868 ; I. H. Cook, editor ^nd publisher ;
circulation K.
HENRY, Marshall Co., 2,162 pop., on
Illinois r., and Peoria branch of Chicago,
Rock Island & Pacific R 1., 33 m. from Peo-
ria. Extensively engaged in the shipping
of grain and manufactures.
REPUBLICAN; Thursdays; republi-
can; eight pages; size 26x40; subscription $2 ;
established 1852; George Bart, Jr., editor and
publisher ; circulation J.
HIGHLAND, Madison Co., 2,0:37t
pop., on St. Louis, Vaiidalia, Tei're Haute &
Indianapolis Rl., 30 m. from S.'. Louis. An
active business centre. Engaged in agricul-
ture and manufactures.
UNION ; Fridays; German ; republican ;
four page.s ; size 24x36 ; sabscripMou $2 ; es-
tablished 1863; J. S. Hoerner. editor and pub-
lisher ; circulation J.
HILLSBORO, C. H., Montgomery
Co., 2,000i' pop.-, on Indianapalis & St. Louis
Rd., 66 m. from St. Louis. Engaged in agri-
culture and manufactures.
JOURNAL; Fridays; four pages ; size
24x36; subscription $1 ; established 1869; Jap.
L. Slack, editor and publisher; circulation
KK.
ILLINOIS.
MONTGOMERY NEWS; Fridays;
democratic ; eight pages ; size 26x40 ; sub-
scription $1 50 ; established 1870 ; Paisley &
Tobin, editors and publishers ; circulation J.
HINCKLEY, De Kalb Co., SOOf pop.,
on Chicago cSl Iowa Ril., 20 m. W. of Aurora.
Lies in a fine farming and stock-raising dis-
trict.
REVIEW; Fridays; four pages; size
22x30 ; subscription $1 ; established 1878 ; Tomb-
lin & Bro., editors and publishers ; circ'n K.
HOMER, Champaign Co., l,200t pop.
ENTERPRISE; Fridays; eight pages;
size 26x40 ; subscription .$2 ; established 1877 ;
J. C. Cromer, editor and publisher ; circ'n K.
HOOPESTON, Vermillion Co., 2,000f
pop. On Rd. 104 m. from Chicago, 45 froni
La Fayette, and 80 from Bloomington. En-
tirely agricultural district.
CHRONICLE; Thursdays; republican;
four pages ; size 22x30 ; subscription $2 ; es-
tablished 1872 ; Dale Wallace, editor and pub-
lisher ; circulation J.
ILLIOPOLIS, Sangamon Co.
CITIZEN ; Thursdays; eight pages; size
26x40; subscription $1; established 1879; J.
W. Wolfe, editor and publisher ; printed at
the office of the Mount Pulaski Citizen.
JACKSONVILLE, C. H., Morgan
Co., 15,0U0i- pop., on Toledo, W^abash & West-
ern Rd., 34 m. from Springfield, connected
directly by railroads with St. Louis, Chi-
cago, Peoria and Pekin. Pleasantly situ-
ated, and surrounded by a rich and popu-
lous agricultural district. Large amount of
produce shipped from here. Has several
manufactories of importance. The seat of
most of the State institutions, and half a
dozen colleges and seminaries.
JOURNA L ; every morning except Mon-
day, and WEEKLY, Wednesdays; repub-
lican ; daily four pages, weekly ten pages ;
size— daily 24x36, weekly (size of page) 15x21 ;
subscription — dailv $10, weekly $1 50 ; estab-
lished—daily 1866, weekly 1831; Charles M.
Eanies, editor and publisher ; circulation —
dailv K 1. weekly J 1.
ILLINOIS COURIER ; tri weekly
Tue-irtays, Tiiursdays and Saturdays, and
WEEKLY, Fridays; democratic; four
pages ; size— triweekly 24x36, weekly 26x40 ;
subscription— tri-weeklv $5, weekly $2; es-
tablished—tri- weekly 1876, weekly 1855 ; T. D.
Pt'ice & Co., editors and publishers; circula-
tion— tri-weeklv K, weeklv J 1.
DEAF-MUTE AD VANCE; Saturdays;
four pages; size 22x32; subscription $1; e.s-
tablisned 1870 ; Frank Read, editor and pub-
lisher; circulation J 1. Aclvertisers should
bja.r in mind t)iat the '* Advance'' has the
b-'st artist i)i totrn, and will prefer their ad-
vertis 'iiients s t in tj/pf to cuts. The most
complete and artiKticjtb printing office in the
city. Tliitty thousand educated deaf mutes
in America.
MORGAN MONITOR; Saturdays;
greenback ; eight pages ; size 26x40 ; sub-
scription $1 ; established 1876 ; J. R. Miller
and J. C. Rahe, editors and publishers ; cir-
culation K.
COLLEGE RA3IBLER ; monthly;
sixteen pages ; size of page 8x11 ; subscrip-
tion .$1 ; established 1878 ; College Rambler
J lint Stock Co., editors and publishers ;
circulation K ; a college paper.
JEFFERSONVILLE, Wayne Co.
EVANGELIST AT WORK; Thurs
days; Primitive Christianity; twenty-four
pa'jes octavo ; subscription $1 ; established
1879 ; T. S. Wall, editor ; J. M. Tracy, publisher.
JERSEY VILLE, C. H., Jersey Co.,
AMERICAN NEWSPAPER DIRECTORY.
73
ILLINOIS.
ILLINOIS.
3,500+ pop., on St. Louis, Jacksonville & Chi-
cago Rcl., 19 m. from Alton, and midway be-
tween Jacksonville and St. Louis. Centre
of good farming region. Engaged in vari-
ous manufactures.
EXAMINER; Wednesdays ; eight pages;
size :i6x40; established 1878; Morris R. Locke,
editor; Jersey ville Publishing Co., pub-
lishers ; circulation K 1.
JERSEY CO. DEMOCRAT ; Thurs
days ; democratic ; eight pages ; size 30x44 ;
subscription $2; established 1865; J. L Mc-
•Greadv, editor and publisher ; circ'n K 1.
REPUBIiICAN: Fridays; republican;
four pages ; size 26x40 ; established 1865 ; W.
H. Edgar, editor and publisher ; circ'n K 1.
JOLIET, C. H., Will Co., U.OOOf pop.,
on Des Plaines r., and on Chicago & Rock
Island Rd., at the intersection of Chicago &
Alton Rd., 40 m. from Chicago. The Michi-
gan Canal passes through here, and fur-
nishes extensive water power. Centre of a
rich and populous agricultural district, and
depot for the shipment of large quantities
of grain and produce. Considerable manu-
facturing done here. Illinois Penitentiary
is located here ; has the largest stone quar-
ries in the West.
REPUBIiICAN; every morning except
3Ionday, and WEERIiY, Saturdays; re-
publican ; daily four pages, weekly eight
pages ; size— daily 22x30, weekly 30x44 ; sub-
scription—daily $5, weekly $2; established
1849 ; R. M. & J. Woods, editors and publish-
<?rs; circulation— daily K 1, weekly J J.
SUN I every evening except Sunday, and
WEEKLY, Saturdays; republican; daily
four pages, weekly eight pages ; size — daily
■22x30, weekly 30x44 ; subscription— daily $5,
weekly $2; established— daily 1874, weekly
1872 ; C. B. Hayward, editor and publisher ;
circulation— daily K, weekly J 1.
RECORD ; Fridays; four pages; size
"26x40; subscription $150; established 1871;
D. C. Henderson, editor and publisher ; circu-
lation K.
SIUNAL ; Tuesdays; eight pages; size
31x44 ; subscription .$3 ; established 184:3 ; Zar-
ley & Co., editors and publishers ; circ'n J 1.
WOCHENBI.ATT FUER NORD
ILLINOIS; Thurs lays ; G-raian ; eight
pagt^s ; size :i5x46 ; subscription $2 ; estab-
lished 1877 ; Charles M. Henssgen, editor and
publisher ; circulation J 1.
JONESBORO, C. H , Union Co.,
2,000+ pop., near Illinois Central Ri., 37 m.
from Cairo.
GAZETTE; Saturdays; democratic;
four pages ; size 27x42 ; subscription $2 ; es-
tablished 1849 ; T. F. Bouton, editor and pub-
lisher; circulation J 1.
KANE, Green Co., 450t pop., on the
Jacksonville branch of the Chicago, Alton
& Sr. Louis Rl., 50 m. N. of Si:. Louis and 45
m. S. of Jacksonville. A fine wheat and
corn-producing country, and a good ship-
ping point ; has extended milling interests.
TIMES; Saturdays; eight pa?es ; size
30x44; subscription $1 50; established 1874;
jr. S. Carr, editor; Price & Sons, publishers;
circulation K ; printed at the office of the
•CarroUton Gazette.
KANKAKEE, C. II., Kankakee Co.,
6,000+ pop., on Kankakee r. and Chicago,
branch of Illinois Central R 1., 56 m. from
Chicago. A general trading and manufac-
turing town. One of the finest water pow-
ers in the State. Location of the State Hos-
pital for the Insane.
COURRIER DE L'lLLINOIS;
Thursdays ; French ; republican ; four pages ;
size 26x:S8 ; subscription $2 ; established 1868 ;
A. Grranlpre. editor and publisher; circ'n J.
GAZETTE; Thursdays; republican;
four pages ; size 26x40 ; subscription $2 ; es-
tablished 1853 ; Charles Holt, editor and pub-
lisher ; circulation J 1.
HERALD; Fridays; democratic; four
pages; size 26x40; subscription $1 50; estab-
lished 1872; H. L. Henry, editor and pub-
lisher; circulation K 1. Onlu democratic pa-
per in Kankakee county. Advertisements in-
serted at reasonable 1 ates.
TIMES ; Wednesdays ; independent ; four
pages; size 26x40; subscription $1 5(J; estab-
lished 1868; Geo. B. Keady & Co., editors and
publishers ; circulation K 1.
KANSAS, Edgar Co., l.OOOt pop., on
St. Louis Alton & Terre Haute Rd., 14 m. W.
of Paris.
SUN ; Fridays ; independent ; four pages ;
size 24x35 ; subscription $1 50 ; established
1878 ; William S. Rose, editor and publisher ;
circulation K K.
KEITHSBURG, Mercer Co., 1,179
pop., on Mississippi r., and Galva, New Bos-
ton & Keithsburg branch of Chicago, Bur-
lington & Quincy Rd., and at Northern ter-
minus of Rockford, Rock Island & St. Louis
Rd., 18 m. from Sagetown, 150 from Spring-
field.
NEWS; Thursdays; four pages; size
24x35; subscription $2; established 1874; W.
H. Heaton, editor and publisher ; circ'n K 1.
KEWANEE, Henry Co., 4,225 pop.,
on Chicago, Burlington & Quincy Rd., 32 m.
from Galesburg, 132 from Chicago. Coal
mining and manufacturing are its indus-
tries.
COURIER; Wednesdays ; republican ;
eight pages; size :30x44; subscription $2; es-
tablished 1876 ; C. N. Whitney, editor and pub-
lisher; circulation K 1.
INDEPENDENT; Thursdays; four
pages; size 26x40; subscription $2; estab-
lished 1871 ; C. Bassett, editor and publisher ;
circulation K.
KINMUNDY, Marion Co., l,250t
pop., on Illinois Central Rd., 24 m. N. E. of
Centralia.
INDEPENDENT; Friiavs ; eight pages ;
s'ze 26 v4); subscription $1 50; established
1867 ; E Iward Freeman, editor and publisher ;
circulation K.
KIRK WOOD, Warren Co., 1,245 r
pop., on Chicago, Burlington & Quincy Rl.,
7 m. from Monmouth. Situated in a farm-
ing community.
NEWS; Thursdavs; four pages; size
24xa5; e.stablished 1875; W. H. Leedham, edi-
tor and publisher ; circulation K 1.
KNOXVILLE, Knox Co., 2,500t pop.,
on Peoria Rd., 48 m. from Peoria ; is en-
gaged in carriage manufacture, and also
woolen goods.
KNOX CO. REPUBLICAN; Wed
nes lavs ; republican ; eight pages ; size
30x44; subscription $1 50; established 18,56; O.
L. Campbell, editor and publisher; circula-
tion K 1
KNOX CO. REVIEW; Tuesdays ; four
paiics ; size 22x30 ; subscription .$1 ; estab-
lished 1879; N. J. Crump, editor and pub-
lisher.
ZIOX'S BANER; semi-monthly; Swe-
dish; lutheran; eight pages; size 22x;30; sub-
scription $1 60; fs'^abished 1871; Rev. C.
Anders m, editor; George Larkee, publisher;
circulation J 1.
GEO. P. ROWELL & CO'S
ILLINOIS.
ILLINOIS.
L.ACON, C. H., Marshall Co., 2,500t
pop., on Illinois r., and Lacon branch of
Western division of Chicago & Alton Rd.,
26 m. from Peoria. Steamboats run up the
Illinois river to this point, excepting in
very low water. Considerable quantities
of grain and produce are shipped from this
point.
HOME JOURNAL.; Wednesdays; re
publican ; four pages ; size 26x40 ; subscrip-
tion $2 ; established 1837 ; Spencer Ellsworth,
editor and publisher ; circulation J 1.
MARSHALL CO. DEMOCRAT;
Fridays; democratic; four pages ; size 26x40;
subscription $1 50 ; established 1867 ; William
B. Whiffen, editor and publisher ; circulation
K 1.
LA HARPE, Hancock Co., l.OOOf
pop., on Toledo, Peoria and Warsaw Rd., 28
m. from Keokuk, Iowa. Engaged in manu-
facturing agricultural implements.
LA HARPER; Fridavs ; independent ;
eight pages ; size 26x40 ; subscription $2 ; es-
tablished 1875; J. C. Coulson, editor and
publisher ; circulation K 1.
LANARK, Carroll Co., l,200t pop., on
Western Union Rd., 20 m. from Freeport,
140 from Chicago and Milwaukee. A ship-
ping point for grain.
BRETHREN AT WORK; Mondays;
baptist; eight pages; size 27x41 ; subscrip-
tions! 50; established 1876: M. M. Eshelman,
S. J. Harrison and J. W. Stein, editors and
publishers ; does not insert advertisements.
GAZETTE; Fridays; republican; four
pages ; size 26x40; subscription $1 .50; estab-
lished 1863; Frank F. Livermore, editor and
publisher ; circulation J.
IiA ROSE, Marshall Co., lOOf pop., 12
m. from Lacon, on C. & A. R. Rd. In a farm-
ing district.
VIDETTE; Wednesdays; independent;
four pages ; size 26x40 ; subscription $2 : es-
tablished 1872 ; T. M. Hatton. editor ; Vidette
Co., publishers ; circulation K ; printed at the
office of the Lacon Home Journal.
L.A SALLE, -Z^« Salle Co , T.OOOt pop.,
on Illinois r., at intersection of Illinois
Central Rd., with Chicago and Rock Island
Rd., and at the terminus of Chicago & Rock
Island Canal, 99 m. from C.iicxgo. Centre
of a very large trade. Coal is found in
abundance in the vicinity.
DEMOCRAT; Thursdays; democratic;
four pages ; size 26x40 ; subscription $2 ; es-
tablished 1876; A. J. R-ddick, editor and pub-
lisher ; circulation K 1.
ILLINOIS VOLKSBLATT; Satur
(lays ; German ; independent ; four pages ;
size 28x44; subscriDtion $2; established 18<( ;
F. W. Arste, editor and publisher ; circ'n K.
LA SALLE CO. PRESS; Saturdays;
republican ; eight pages ; size 30x44 ; sub-
scription $2 ; established 1856 ; E. C. Webster,
editor and publisher ; circulation K 1.
LAWRENCEVILLE, C. H., Lata-
rence Co.. 8<»l- pop., on Embarras r.. junc-
tion Ohio & Mississippi and Paris & Dan-
ville Rds., 10 m. from Vincennes. Agricul-
ture and manufacturing carried on.
DEMOCRATIC HERALD; Thurs
davs ; democratic; four pages; size 26x40;
subscription $1 50 ; established 1871 ; B. D.
Reilly and Will M. Garrard, editors and pub-
lishers ; circulatioTi K.
RURAL REPUBLICAN; Fridays;
eight pages; size 26x40; subscription $2; es-
tablished 1873 ; Miss Marv Buntin, editor and
publisher ; circulation K.
LEBANON, Saint Clair Co., 2,117
pop., on Ohio & Mississippi Rd., 22 m. from
St. Louis. Engaged in farming and coal
mining. A place of active trade, and seat of
McKendree College.
REVEILLE; Fridays; eight pages; size
26x40 ; subscription $1 50 ; established 1879 ;
John F. Ash & Co., editors and publishers.
LEE, Lee Co., l,000t pop., on Chicago &
Iowa Rd., 68 m. from Chicago.
MONITOR; Sattirdays ; eight pages ; size
:B0x44 ; subscription $1 50 : established 1878 ;
Ezra G. Cass, editor and publisher ; circula-
tion K ; printed at the office of the Lee Co.
Times, Paw Paw Grove.
LEMONT, Cook Co., S.OOOf pop., 2»
m. from Chicago, on C. A. & St. Louis Rd.
Location of the most extensive limestone
quarries in the North-west. A large ship-
ping point for cheese and milk.
PHOENIX.+t
LENA, Stephemon Co., I,.i00t pop., on
Galena division of Illinois Central Rd., 12
m. fro.n Freeport. The centre of an exten-
sive grain and stock trade.
STAR; Fridays ; independent ; eight
pages; size 26x40; subscription $1 50; estab-
lished 1866 ; W. W. Lowis, eilitor and publish-
er ; circulation K 1.
LE ROY, McLean Co., 1 SOOf pop., on
Indianapolis, Bloomington & Western Rd.,
15 m. E. of Bloomington. Terminus of H.,.
R. & E. Rd. Centre of an agricultural
country.
ENTERPRISE; Fridays ; eight pages;
size 26x40 ; subscription $1 50 ; established
1874 ; C. M. Davis, editor and publisher ; circu-
lation K 1.
LEWISTOWN, C. H., FWton Co.,
2,5(X>t- pop., on Biida and Lewistown branch
C, B. & Q. R 1., 50 m. from Peoria, 60 from
Springfield, and midway between St. Louis
and Chicago. Largely engaged in manufac-
turing, and a good trade centre.
DEMOCRAT; Thursdays; democratic;
four pages; size 28x44; subscription $1 50 1
established 1855 ; W. T. Davidson, editor and
publ'sher ; circulation J J 1.
NEWS; Tnursdavs ; republican; four
pages; size 26.x40 ; subscription $1 .50; estab-
lished 1875 ; Geo. Yarnell, editor and publish-
er ; circulation K 1.
LEXINGTON, McLean Co., l,.500t
pop., on Chicago, Alton & St. Louis Rd., 17
m. from Bloomington. Engaged in milling
and general trade.
LOCAL LEADER; Saturdays; green-
back ; eight pages ; size 30x44 : subscription
SI 50 ; established 1879 ; C. M. Leek, editor ;
Kiefer & Leek, publishers.
LINCOLN, C. H., Logan Co., T.OOif
pop., on Silt Creek, Chicago & Alton and
Pekin, Lincoln & D?catur and Indianapolis,
Bloomington and Western Rls., 28 m. from
Springfield and 157 from Chicago. Great
agricultural region. Largest grain shipping^
paint between Chicago and St. Louis. Manu-
facturing carried on to a considerable ex-
tent.
LEADER; every morning except Sun-
day ; lour pages ; size 20x26 ; established 18*9 ;
Edmonds B os., editors and publishers.
SENTINEL; every evening except Sun-
day; four pages; size 16x22; subscription
I
AMERICAN NEWSPAPER DIRECTORY.
ILLINOIS.
ILLINOIS.
$4 50 ; established 1873 ; Albert A. Smith, ed-
itor and publisher.
HERALD ; Thursdays ; republican ; eight
pages ; size 3Ux44 ; subscription $2 ; estab-
lished 1856 ; F. B. MxUs, editor and publisher ;
circulation J J 1.
LOGAN CO. VOLK8BL.ATT; Fri
days ; German ; tour pages ; size 26x40 ; sub-
scription $1 50 ; established 1874 ; C. E. Knorr,
editor and publisher ; circulation K 1.
TE>IPERANCE BUGLE: Mondays;
prohibition ; four pages ; size 22x32 ; subscrip-
tion $1 ; established 1876; Albert F. Smitii,
editor and publisher ; circulation J J ; issued
from the office of the S-ntinel. The ''Buyle "
has a bona fide circulation of 1,700, b.'ing the
largest and b-:'st in th^ city of Lincoln or
Logan county.
TI>IES; Wednesdays; eight pages; size
of page 18x24; subscription $2; established
18?3 ; T. H. Stokes, editor and publisher ; cir-
culation J.
A. O. U. W. AND I. O. >I. A. RE-
PORTER; semi-monthly; ancient order
of united worlcmen ; independent order of
mutual aid ; four pages ; size 20x26 ; subscrip-
tion $1 ; established 1878 ; William A. How-
ard, editor and publisher ; c rculation K K 1.
LITCHFIELD, Montgomery Co.,
5,000t pop., on Toledo, Wabash & Western
and Indianapolis and S.". Louis Rds., 4:3 m.
from St. Louis. The best grain market
within a radius of 50 miles.
MONITOR; Saturdays ; republican ;
eight pages ; size :^)x44 ; subscription $1 50 ;
established 1863 ; B S. Hood, editor and pub-
lisher ; circulation K 1.
MONTGOMERY CO. DEMOCRAT;
Thursdays ; democratic : eight pages ; size
26x40 ; subscription $1 25 ; established 1874 ; (J.
B. Litchfield, editor and publisher ; circula-
tion K 1.
LOCKPORT, in// Co., 3,5901 pop.,
on Chicago, Alton & S;. Louis Rd. and 111. &
Mich. Canal, 5 m. from Joliet. Particular
branches of indtistry are flour mills, paper
mills and the grain business.
PHfENIX; Thursdays; four pages; size
•2<»x26; subscription $1; established 1876.
WILL CO. (OMMERCIAL AD-
VERTlSjER; Wednesdays; four pages;
size 22x:30 ; subscription 50 cents ; estab-
lished 1878; A. G. Hawley, editor and pub-
lisher; circulation X.
LODA, Iroquois Co., ],200t pop., on
Chicago division of Illinois Central Rd., 100
m. from Chicago. A grain and produce
market for a large tract of country.
REGISTER; Saturdays; four pages:
size 26x40; subscription $1 50; established
1875 ; Lowe & Dunham, editors and publish-
ers ; circulation K ; printed at the office of
the Onarga Review.
TIMES: Fridays ; r publican
pages ; size 3! ix44 ; subscription $2
lished 1879; Volney Weaver, editor
Stevens, publisher.
LOUISVILLE, C. H , Clay Co., l,000t
pop., on Little Wabash r., and Springfield
division of O. & M. R I., 96 m. from Sr. Louis,
and 244 from Cincinnati. S.irrounded by a
rich farming district.
LEDGER- DEMOCRAT ; Thurs
days; democratic; four pages; size 26x10;
subscription §1 50 ; established 1868 ; J. T. Mc-
Collum, editor and publisher ; circulation J.
LOVINGTON, Moultrie Co., SOOf
pop., at the crossing of 111. Midland with
the Chicago & Paducah RlIs. An agricul-
tural section.
ENTERPRISE: Wednesdays; indepen-
dent ; four pages ; size 24x;i5 ; subscription
eight
estab-
N. E.
$1 50; established 1880; Biddlecome & Tobey,
editors and publishers.
LOXA, Coles Co.
YOUTHS' HOME JOURNAL;
monthly; juvenile; sixteen pages; size 28x
42 ; subscription $1 ; established 1880 ; J. G..
Sawin, editor and publisher.
McHENRY, McHenry Co., l.SOOt pop.»
44 m. from Chicago, on Fox River Valley
Rd. General mercantile and agricultural
pursuits.
PLAIN DEALER; Wednesdays; eight
pages; size 30x44; subscription $2; estal)-
lished 1875; J. Van Slyke, editor and pub
Usher ; circulation K K 1.
McLEAN, McLean Co., SOOf pop.,.
on Chicago & Alton Rl.. 15 m. from Bloom
ington. Chief shipping point for fine grain
and stock country.
LENS; Saturdays; eight pages; size 26x
40; subscription $1 50; established 1880; Scott
& Palmer, editors and publishers.
McLEANSBORO, C. H., Hamilton
Co., l,086t pop., on St. Louis & South-eastern
Rd., at junction of St. Louis, Evansville
and Shawneetowii division, 101 m. from St.
Louis, 61 from Evansville, 40 from Shavmee-
town. A well-timbered agricultural dis-
trict. Seat of Hamilton College.
GOLDEN ERA; Fridays; independent;
four pages ; size 24x:« ; subscription $1 dO ;.
estabUshed 1872 ; W. W. Davisson, editor ana
publisher ; circulation K K.
TIMES ; Fridays ; four pages ; size 24x36;
subscnpcion $1 50; established 1S69 ; M. B.
Friend, editor and publisner ; circulation K.
MACOMB, C. H., McDonough Co.^
3,5tK>l- pop., on Chicago, Burlington & Quincy
RL, 58 m. from Quincy and 206 W. of Chi-
cago, in an agricultural district ; largest
business point in the county.
INDEPENDENT ; every day except
Sunday, and WEEKLY, Tuesdays; in-
dependent; four pages; size— daily 20x26.
weekly 24x35; subscription— daily .$5, weekly
$2; established— tlaily 1879, weekly 1873; H. H.-
S:evens, editor and publisher; circulation-
weekly K K 1.
EAGLE; Saturdays ; democratic; four
pages; size 28.x;44 ; subscription $2; estab-
lished 1856; Chas. H. Whitaker, editor and
publisher : circulation J 1.
JOURNAL; Thursdays ; republican ;
eight pages ; size ;»x44 ; subscription $2 ; es-
tablished 18.55 ; Hampton & Hainline, editors
and publishers ; circulation J 1.
MAHOMET, Champaign Co., GOOf
pop., on S.ingamon r. and I., B. Sc W. Rd., 10'
m. from Urbana. Has mills and water-
power.
SUCKER STATE; Fridays; neutral
eight pages; size 26x40; subscription
established 1878 ; C. A. Nebeker, editor
Baker, publisher ; circulation K.
MAJORITY POINT, C. H ,
berland Co., l,60OH pop., 134 m. S.
$1 50 r.
CM.
Cum-
E. of
Springfield, and near line of Illinois Cen-
tral R I.
CUMBERLAND DEMOCRAT ;
Wednesdays; democratic; four pages ; size
26x40; subscription $1 50; established 18d9 ;.
W. D. Mumford, editor and publisher ; cu-cu-
^""c UMBER LAND REPUBLICAN?
Thursdays ; four pages ; size 24x35 ; stibscrip-
tion $1 50; established 18?2; Caldwell Bros...
editors and publishers ; circulation K.
76
GEO. P. EOWELL & GO'S
ILLINOIS.
MALTA, DeKalb Co., SOOf pop., on
C. & N. W. Rl., 6 m. from DeKalb and 12
from Sycamore. Well located for a good
general business.
MAIL ; Thursdays; eight pages; size
■30x44 ; subscription $2 ; established 1877 ; G.
W. and C. H. Morris, editors and publishers ;
circulation K ; printed at the office of the
-Creston Times.
MARENGO, McHenry Co., l,.500t pop.,
on Galena division of the Chicago & North-
western Rd., 66 m. from Chicago and 27
from Rockford.
REPUBLICAN; Saturdays; republi-
can ; four pages ; size 24x36 ; subscription $2 ;
•established 1868; J. B. Babcock, editor and
publisher ; circulation K.
MARION, C. H., Williamson Co., l,200t
pop., on the Carbondale & Marion Rd., 18 m.
from Carbondale and 172 from Springfield.
EGYPTIAN PRESSi.++
MONITOR; Thursdays ; four pages ; size
■24x35; subscription $1 50; established 1874;
•Copeland & Lusk, editors and publishers ;
circulation K.
MAROA, Macon Co., l,200t pop., at
junction of the Illinois Central and Illinois
Midland Rd., 13 m. N. of Decatur. A ship-
ping town, and in the midst of a rich agri-
cultural region.
NEWS ; Thursdays ; independent ; eight
pages; size 26x40; subscription $1 .50; estab-
lished 1871 ; Hines & O'Banion, editors and
publishers ; circulation K 1.
MARSEILLES, La Salle Co., 3,000t
pop., on Chicago, Rock Island & Pacific Rd.,
8 m. from Ottawa. A manufacturing place ;
contains numerous stone quarries.
REGISTER ; Saturdavs ; republican ;
four pages ; size 24x36 ; subscription $1 50 ;
•established 1879 ; Stone & Smith, editors and
publishers; circulation K 1.
MARSHALL, G. H., Clark Co., 2,.541
pop., on Vandalia, Terre Haute & Indianap-
olis and Paris, Danville & Vincennes Rds.,
147 m. from St. Louis and 18 from Terre
Haute.
CLARK CO. HERALD; Tuesdays;
republican ; eight page-* ; s ze 30x44 ; subscrip-
tion $2 ; establishel 1868; M. O. Frost, editor
and publisher ; circulation K 1.
EASTERN ILLINOISAN; Fridays;
•democratic ; four pages ; size 24x36 ; subscrip-
tion $1 50 ; established 187S ; Frank E. White-
head, editor and publislier ; circulation K 1 ;
an edition is also issued entitled the Casey
Times.
INDEPENDENT; Saturdays; four
pages ; size 20x26 ; subscription $1 ; estab-
lished 1879; C. W. Harmon, editor and pub-
lisher.
MESSENGER; Thursdays ; democratic;
■eight pages ; size 30x44 ; subscription $1 50 ; es-
tablished 1865; John Littlefield, editor and
publisher ; circulation K 1.
MARTINSVILLE, Clark Co., 1,572
pop., on St. Louis, Vandalia, Terre Haute &
Indianapolis Rd., 29 m. from Terre Haute.
EXPRESS ; Tuesdays ; republican ; eight
pages ; size 30x44 ; subscription $2 ; establish-
ed 1871 ; Jerry Ishler, editor ; M. O. Frost, pub-
lisher; circulation K; printed at the office
•of the Marshall Clark Co. Herald.
MASCOUTAH, -S-^. Clair Co., 3.200 1
pop., on St. Louis & Southeastern Rd., 25 m.
from St. Louis, Mo.; has large flour mills,
and lies in a superior farming district.
ILLINOIS.
DER ANZEIGER; Saturdays; Ger-
man ; four ppges ; size 24x36; subscription $2 ;
established 1876 ; Frederick Dilg, editor and
publisher ; circulation K 1.
MASON CITY, Mason Co., 2,.500t
pop., about 20 m. from Havana, on Jackson-
A'ille branch of Chicago, Alton & St. Louis
Rd., 40 m. N. of Springfield. Extensively en-
gaged in agricultural pursuits.
INDEPENDENT; Fridays; independ-
ent-democratic; four pages; size 26x40; sub-
scription $1 50; established 1867; J. C. War-
nock, editor ; Haughey & Warnock, publish-
ers ; circulation K 1.
JOURNAL; Fridays; republican; eight
pages ; size 26x40 ; subscription $2 ; estab-
lished 1871 ; Wells Corey, editor and publish-
er ; circulation K 1.
MATTOON, Coles Co., 6,251t pop., on
Indianapolis & St. Louis Rd., at intersection
of Illinois Central Rd., 173 m. from Chicago
and 66 from Terre Haute. A corn-growing
and shipping point.
JOURNAL; everv morning except Sun-
day, and WEEKLY, Saturdays ; republi-
can; four pages; size— daily 22x30, weekly
26x40 ; subscription — daily $6 50, weeklv $2 ;
established— dailv 1873, weekly 1865; T. E.
Woods, editor ; Woods & Purtill, publishers ;
circulation —dailv K, weekly K 1.
COMMERCIAL; Thursdays; demo-
cratic ; four pages ; size 26x40 ; subscription
$2 ; established 1872 ; Adolf Sumerlin, editor
and publisher; circulation K K.
GAZETTE; Fridays; republican; eight
pages ; size 30x44 ; subscription $2 ; estab-
lished 1870; C. B. Bostwick & Co., editors and
publishers ; circulation J.
MENDON, Adams Co., l.OOOt pop.,
on C, B. and Quincy Rd., 16 m. from Quincy
and 8 from Mississippi r. Is in an agricul
tural district and is a large shipping point
for hogs, cattle and grain.
DISPATCH; Thursdays; independent;
four paofes; size 24x.35; subscription $125;
established 1879; D. H. Darby, editor; Jacob
R. Nrech, publisher.
MENDOTA, La Salle Co., 4.000t pop.,
on Illinois Central Rd.. at intersection of
Chicago, Burlington & Quincy Rd., 85 m.
from Chicago.
BULLETIN-NEW^S; Fridays; repub-
lican ; four pages ; size 30x44 ; subscription
$2; established 18.52; R. H. Ruggles, editor
and publisher ; circulation J.
POST: Saturdays; German; four pages;
size 24x36; subscription fl ,50; established
1879; Otto Kieselbach, editor and publisher.
REPORTER; Saturdays; republican;
eight pa<^es ; size 30x44 ; subscription $2 ; es-
tablished 1878 ; Kellogg & Gardner, editors
and publishers ; circulation K 1.
MEREDOSIA, Morgan Co., 1,383 pop.
ENTERPRISE; Saturdays; neutral;
eight pages; size 26x40; sub.scription $1 20;
established 1879 ; J. P. McDonald, editor and
publisher.
METAMORA, G. H., Wood/ord Co.,
800+ pop., on western division of Chicago
& Alton Rd., 30 m. from Bloomington. En-
gaged in manufactures.
WOODFORD SENTINEL; Thurs
days ; democratic ; four pages ; size 24x35 ;
subscription $150; established 1854; G. L.
Harl, editor and publisher; circulation K.
METROPOLIS, C. H., Mussac Co.,
4,000t pop., on Ohio r., 40 m. from Cairo.
One of the largest manufacturing places in
Southern Illinois.
AMERICAN NEWSPAPER DIRECTORY
ILLINOIS.
DE>IOCRAT ; Thui-sdays ; democratic;
four pages; size 24x35; subscription $150;
established 18T8 ; F. A. Trousdale, editor ;
James D. Stewart & Co., publishers; circ'n K 1.
MAS8AC JOURNAL; Saturdays; re-
publican ; tour pages ; size 26x40 ; subscrip-
tion $2 ; established 1865 ; B. O. Jones, editor ;
Jones & Davisson, publishers ; circ'n K 1.
MILFORD, Iroquois Co., SOOj pop.,
on C. & E. I. Rd., 87 m. S. of Chicago and
36 N. of Danville. Manufactories consist of
wagon factory, tile and brick works and
flouring mill.
GENIUS OF MILiFORD ; Fridays;
eight pages; size 26x40; subscription §1 50;
established 18T9; J. W. Sarjent, editor and
publisher.
HERALiD ; Fridays; greenback; eight
pages; size 26x40; subscription $1 50; estab-
lished 1876 ; Ed. L'Hote, editor and publisher ;
circulation K.
MILLINGTON, Kendall Co.
ENTERPRISE; Saturdays ; four pages ;
size 26x40 ; subscription S2; established 1872;
Jud. M. Marley, editor and publisher ; circu-
lation K ; printed at the office of the Piano
News.
MILTON, Pif^e Co., SOOf pop., i m.
from river. Makes cigars, pottery and tiles.
BEACON; Fridays; greenback; four
pages ; size 24x36 ; subscription SI 50 ; estab-
lished 1875; F. M. Grimes, editor and pub-
lisher ; circulation J J.
MINIER, Tazewell Co , 875t pop., on
Chicago & Alton Rd., at crossing of 111.
Central Rd. 17 m. from Bloomington.
NEWS; Saturdays; eight pages; size
26x40 ; subscription $1 50 ; established 1875 ;
Greo. L. Shoals, editor and publisher ; cii-cula-
tion K; printed at the office of the Atlanta
Argus.
MINONK, JToodford Co., 2,200t pop.,
at crossing of Illinois Central with Chicago,
Pekin & S. W. Rd., 30 m. from Bloomington.
BLADE; Thur.sdays ; four pages; size
24x36 ; subscription $1 50 ; establisned 1874 ; J.
M. Fort, editor and publisher ; circulation K.
HOME JOURNAL; Thursdays; re-
publican ; eight pages ; size 30x44 ; subscrip-
tion $1 5(J ; established 1865; circulation K;
printed at the office of the El Paso Journal.
MOLINE, iiock Island Co., 7,700t pop.,
on Mississippi r., and Pacific Western Union,
Rockford, Rock Island & St. Louis, Peoria
& Rock Island Rds., 180 m. from Chicago.
The Rapids afford abundant water power,
which is used in mills and factories.
EVENING DISPATCH ; every even
ing except Sunday ; four pages ; size 16x24 ;
subscription S4 ; established 1878 ; S. Ken-
nedy, editor and publisher ; circulation K.
REVIEW; Fridays; republican; eight
pages ; size 30x4:3 ; subscription $2 ; estab-
lished 1870 ; R. H. Moore, editor and publish-
er ; circulation J.
GRAIN-CLEANER; monthly; com-
mercial ; milling ; sixteen pages ; size of
page 11x15 ; subscription $1 ; established 1878 ;
R. J. Abernathy, editor ; Barnard & Leas
Manufacturing Co., publishers.
MOMENCE, Kankakee Co., l,200t
pop., at intersection of Chicago, Danville &
Vincennes Rd., 57 m. S. of Chicago. Situa-
ted in a rich agricultural district. Exten-
sively engaged in stock raising and dairy-
ing.
REPORTER^ Thursdays; republican;
four pages; size 26x40; subscription §1 50;
ILLINOIS.
established 1870 ; M. O. Clark, editor and pub-
lisher ; circulation K 1.
MONMOUTH, C. H., Warren Co.,
6,820+ pop., on Chicago, Burlington & Quincy
and Rockford, Rock Island & St. Louis Rds.,
26 m. from Mississippi r. Surrounded by a
rich agricultural district. Engaged in
manufacturing agricultural implements
and various other articles. The seat of
Monmouth College.
ATLAS ; Fridays ; republican ; four
pages ; size 28x40 ; subscription S2 ; estab-
lished 1846 ; John S. Clark & Son, editors and
publishers ; circulation J 1.
GAZETTE AND PAPER ; Tuesdays;
four pages ; size 24x35 ; subscription $1 50 ;
established 1877 ; G. G. MeCosh, editor and
publisher ; circulation K 1.
REVIEW; Fridays; democratic; four
pages ; size 26x40 ; subscription $2 ; estab-
lished 1855 ; A. H. Swain, editor and pub-
lisher ; circulation J.
COLLEGE COURIER; monthly p
twenty pages ; size of page 8x11 ; subscrip-
tion $1 ; established 1867 ; Courier Joint-Stock
Co., editors and publishers ; circulation K 1 ;
issued during the collegiate year.
MONTICELLO, C. H., Piatt Co.,
2,500+ pop., on Sangamon r. and on Indian-
apolis, Bloomington & Western and Chicaga
& Paducah Rds., about midway between
Champaign and Decatur. Noted for stock-
raising and corn-growing.
BULLETIN ; Thursdays ; democratic ;
eight pages ; size 32x46 ; subscription $2 ; es-
tablished 1876 ; Henry B. Funk, editor and
publisher ; circulation K 1.
PIATT CO. HERALD; Wednesdays;
republican ; four pages ; size 26x40 ; subscrip-
tion $2 ; established 1874 ; H. D. Peters, editor
and pul3lisher ; circulation J.
MORRIS, C. H., Grundy Co., 3,875t
pop., on Illinois & Michigan Canal and Chi-
cago, Rock Island & Pacific Rd., 62 m. from
Chicago. Depot for the shipment of grain,,
cattle, pork, coal, etc. Several factories are
located here.
INDEPENDENT; semi-weekly, Tues-
days and Fridays; four pages; size 21x36;
subscription $2 ; established 1878 ; Crawford &
Kutz, editors and publishers ; circulation K 1.
DE3IOCRAT; Saturdays; democratic;
four pages ; size 26x40 : subscription $1 50 ;
established 1880 ; M. M. Bleakmore, editor and
publisher.
HERALD ; Fridays; republican; eight
pasfes ; size 35x48 ; subscription $2 ; estab-
lished 1855; Hayes & Fletcher, editors and
publishers ; circulation J 1.
MORRISON, C. H., Whitesides Co.,
3,500+ pop., on Chicago & North-western Rd.,
124 m. from Chicago. Derives its impor-
tance mainly from the rich agi-icultui'al
and stock-raising country surrounding it.
WHITESIDE SENTINEL ; Thurs-
days ; republican ; four pages ; size 28x44 ;
subscription $2 ; estalilished 1857 ; Charles
Bent, editor and publisher ; circulation J 1.
MORRISON VILLE, Christian Co.,
1,000+ pop., 12 m. from Taylorville, on St.
Louis branch of W. & Western Rd. Con-
siderable general manufactures.
TIMES ; Saturdays; four pages; size
22x31; subscription $150; established 1875;
F. M. Palmer, editor ; Geo. H. Palmer & Son,
publishers ; circulation K.
MOUND CITY, C. H., Pulaski Co.,
2,000+ pop., on Ohio r., 7 m. above Cairo, on
18
GEO. P. ROVVELL & GO'S
ILLINOIS.
ILLINOIS.
Mound City Rci. The United S.'ates Snagboat
is stationed here. Does extensive business
L in lumber and ship-building, and various
manufactures.
ARGUS-JOIJKNAL: (see Cairo).
PULASKI PATRIOT; Thursdays;
republican ; four pages ; size 26x40 ; subscrip-
tion $1 50 ; established 1871 ; Ed. S. Aclcerman,
editor and publisher ; cii'culation K 1.
MOUNT CARMEL,C.H., Wabash
Co., 3,000+ pop., on Wabash r., about 24 m.
below Vincennes, at intersection of Cairo
& Vincennes and Louisville, New Albany &
St. Louis Air Line Rds. Is extensively em-
ployed in manufactures.
' REGISTER; Thursdays; democratic;
tour pages ; size 26x40 ; subscription $1 50 , es-
tablished 1839 ; Frank W. Havill, editor and
publisher ; circulation J 1. Leading j^aper of
Southern Illinois.
REPUBLICAN ; Saturdays; republi-
can; four pages; size 26x40; subscription
$1 50 ; established 1878 ; J. F. Willman, editor
and publisher ; circulation K K 1.
MOUNT CARROLL, C. H., Car-
roll Co., 2,000+ pop., on "Western Union Rd.,
27 m. from Freeport, 1:30 from Chicago.
Several institutions of learning are located
here.
CARROLL. CO. HERALD ; Fridays ;
eight pages; size 30x44; subscription $1 50;
established 1876; J. V. Hollinger & Co., edi-
tors and publishers ; circulation K 1.
CARROLL CO. 3IIRROR; Fridays;
republican ; four pages ; size 28x44 ; subscrip-
tion $2 ; established 1861 ; Wm. D. Hughes,
etlitor and publisher ; circulation K 1.
ORE A D ; quarterly ; twenty-eight pages ;
size of page 9x12 ; subscription $1 25 ; estab-
lished 1871 : Oread Society of Mt. Carroll Sem-
inary, editors and publishers ; circulation I.
MOUNT FOREST, Cook Co., 200t
pop., on Chicago, Alton & St. Louis Rd.;
also on Oak Plain r. and 111. & Michigan
canal.
NEW ERA ; Saturdays ; four pages ; size
22x30 ; subscription $1 25 ; established 1879 ;
John J. Coburn, editor and publisher.
MOUNT MORRIS, Ogle Co., l.OOOt
pop., 100 m. W. from Chicago, on Chicago &
Iowa Rd. In rich farming country and
community.
OGLE CO. DEMOCRAT; Thursdays;
democratic ; four pages ; size 26x40 ; subscrip-
tion $2 ; established 1877 ; John Sharer, editor
and publisher ; circulation K.
MOUNT PULASKI, I^ogan Co.,
1,600+ pop., on the Springfield branch of the
Illinois Central Rd., and P. L. & D. Rl.
Lincoln is the nearest town of importance.
Engaged principally in produce and stock-
raising.
CITIZEN ; Thursdays ; non-partisan ;
eight pages; size 26x40; subscription $1 ; es-
tablished 1876 ; J. W. Wolfe, editor and pub-
lisher ; circulation K.
MOUNT STERLING, C. H., Brown
Co., l,800•^ pop., on Toledo, Wabash & West-
ern Rd., 75 m. from Springfield and 39 from
Quincy.
BROWN CO. DE3IOCRAT; Satur-
•davs; demo ratic ; four pages; size 26x40;
subscription $1 50 ; established 1848 ; H. K.
Davis, editor and publisher ; circulation J.
ILLINOIS MESSAGE; Fri
days ; democratic ; eight pages ; size 26x40 ;
subscription $2 ; established 1872 ; Eugene
C. Brockman, editor and publisher ; circ'n J.
MOUNT VERNON, C. H., Jefferson
Co., 3,000+ pop.,. on St. Louis & South-eastern
Rd., 76 m. from St. Lauis.
EXPONENT; Thursdays; republican;
four pages ; size 26x40 ; subscription $1 50 ;
established 1877; Edward Hitchcock, editor
and publisher ; circulation K 1.
FREE PRESS; Thursdays ; four pages;
size 26x40 ; subscription $1 25 ; established
1866; Wm. B. Anderson, editor; Jefferson
Co. Greenback Printing Co., publishers; cir-
culation K.
NEWS; Wednesdays ; democratic; eight
pages ; size 30x44 ; subscription $1 50 ; estab-
lished 1871 ; H. H. Simmons, editor and pub-
lisher ; circulation K 1.
MOWEAQUA, Shelby Co., SOOf pop.,
on I. C. Rd., 16 m. from Decatur, 16 from
Pana, 27 from Shelbyville, and 25 from
Taylorville. Engaged in general mercan-
tile business. Has grain elevator, saw
mill, &c.
REGISTER; Saturdays ; neutral ;
eight pages ; size 26.x40 ; subscription $1 50 ;
established 1873; T. M. Hughes, editor and
publisher ; circulation K 1.
MURPHYSBORO, C. H., Jackson
Co., 1,750+ pop., on Big Muddy r., 15 m. E. of
Mississippi r., on Cairo Sc St. Louis & Grand
Tower & Carbondale Rds.; extensive coal
mines, three companies ; fruit growing and
farming section ; about 8 m. from Carbon-
dale.
INDEPENDENT; Fridays ; democratic;
four pages ; size 26x40 ; subscription $2 ; es-
tablished 1873 ; John W. Grear, editor and
publisher ; circulation K.
INDUSTRIAL TRIBUNE ; Thurs
days ; greenback ; four pages ; size 21x30 ;
subscription $1 ; established 1878 ; W. T. In-
gram, editor and publisher.
JACKSON CO. ERA AND SOUTH-
ERN ILLINOISAN; Fridays; republi-
can ; four pages ; size 26x40 ; subscription $2 ;
established 1873 ; G. J. Burr, editor ; G. J.
Burr & Co., publishers ; circulation K 1 ; dated
at Murphysboro and Carbondale.
NAPERVILLE, Du Page Co., 3,000t
pop., on Du Page r. and Chicago, Burlington
& Quincy Rd., 30 m. from Chicago.
CLARION; Wednesdays; four pages;
size 26x40 ; subscription $2 ; established 186:3 ;
D. B. Givler, editor and publisher; circula-
tion K.
DU PAGE CO. VOLRSZEITUNG
Saturdays ; German ; neutral ; four pages
size 24x36 ; subscription $2 ; established 1879
Theodore Bleukner, editor and publisher.
NASHVILLE, C. H., Washington Co.,
2,.500+ pop., on St. Louis & South-eastern Rd.,
120 m. from Springfield, 10 from Illinois
Central Rd., 50 from St. Louis. Surrounded
by a fertile prairie.
DEMOCRAT; Fridays; democratic;
four pages ; size 26x40 ; subscription $1 50 ; es-
tablished 1849 ; Jas. J. Anderson, editor and
publisher ; circulation K 1.
ILLINOIS VOLKSBLATT; Thurs-
days ; German ; republican ; four pages ; size
28x44 ; subscription $2 ; established 1876 ; Dr.
H. D. Schmidt, editor; Emil Schmidt, pub-
lisher ; circulation J.
JOURNAL; Fridays; republican ; four
pages; size 26x40; subscription $1 65; estab-
lished 1862 ; Way & Jones, editors and pub-
lishers ; circulation K 1.
WASHINGTON CO. ZEITUNG;
Wednesdays ; German ; independent ; four
AMERICAN NEWSPAPER DIRECTORY.
79
ILLINOIS.
pages ; size 26x40 ; subscription $2 ; estab-
lished 1874 ; Zeitung Printing Co., editors and
publishers ; circulation J.
NATJVOO, Hancock Co., 1,578 pop.,
on Mississippi r., at head of lower rapids,
and about 15 m. above Keokuk. Engaged
in grape culture and general agriculture.
INDEPENDENT ; Fridays ; four pages ;
size 26x40 ; subscription $2 ; established 1873 ;
Joseph Nelson, editor and publisher ; circu-
lation K.
NEOGA, Cumberland Co., l,000t pop.,
12 m. from Mattoon, on 111. C. Rd., half
way between Cairo and Chicago. Princi-
pal business, flouring mills, the county be-
ing one of the best wheat counties in the
State, with an agricultural population.
NEWS ; Saturdays ; republican ; four
pages ; size 22x31 ; subscription $1 25 ; estab-
lished 1876; T. R. Hancock, editor and pub-
lisher ; circulation K.
NEW BTJRNSIDE, Johnson Co.,
850t pop., 50 m. N. E. of Cairo, on Cairo &
Vincennes Rd. Centre of a tobacco-gi'ow-
ing section, also shipping of coal from the
mines.
JOHNSON CO. JOURNAL.++
NEWMAN, Douglas Co., 1,077 pop.
Centre of agricultural and stock-raising
region. On the line of Indianapolis, Deca-
tur & Springfield Rd.
INDEPENDENT; Fridaj-s ; republican;
eight pages ; size 26x40 ; subscription $2 ; es-
tablished 1874 ; Cicero V. Walls, editor and
publisher ; circulation K 1.
NEWTON, C. H., Jasper Co., l.OOOt
pop., on the Embarras r., and Grayville &
Mattoon Rd., about 20 m. N. of Ohio and
Mississippi Rd., at Olney, and 20 m. S. of St.
Louis, Vandalia & Terre Haute Rd,
JASPER CO. TI3IES; Thursdays;
republican ; four pages ; size 24x35 ; subscrip-
tion $1 50 ; established 1874 ; E. Gorrell, editor
and publisher ; circulation K.
PRESS ; Wednesdays ; democratic ; four
pages ; size 26x40 ; subscription $1 6 J ; estab-
lished 1866; Alfred N. Walker, editor and
publisher ; circulation K 1.
NOKOMIS, Montgomery Co., l,500t
pop., on Indianapolis & St. Louis Rd., 16 m.
N. E. of Hillsboro and 81 from St. Louis.
An agricultiu'al region. The centre of a
large trade.
FREE PRESS ; Fridays ; democratic ;
eight pages; size 26x40; subscription $1 50 ;
established 1878 ; E. M. Hulbert, editor and
publisher ; circulation K.
GAZETTE; Fridays ; independent; eight
pages; size 26x40; subscription $1 50; estab-
lished 1871 ; H. F. White, editor and publish-
er ; circulation K.
OAKLAND, Coles Co., SOOf pop.,
on Illinois Midland Rd. Farming and
stock-raising region ; 40 m. W. of Terre
Haute, Ind.
HERALD; Fridays; independent; eight
pages ; size 26x40 ; subscription $1 75 ; estab-
lished 1875 ; J. P. Campbell and T. M. Gruelle,
editors ; Herald Publishing Co., publishers ;
circulation K.
OLNEY, C. H., Jiichland Co., 4,000t
pop., on Oliio & Mississippi Rd., 31 m. from
Vincennes, Ind., 117 from St. Louis. An im-
portant shipping point and trade centre.
ILLINOIS.
Extensively engaged in various manufac-
tures.
NEWS ; Fridays; republican ; eight pages
size 30x44 ; subscription $1 60 ; established
1875 ; W. F. Ratclilf , editor and publisher
circulation K 1.
RICHLAND CO. REPUBLICAN
Saturdays ; republican ; four pages ; size
26x40; subscripcion $1 50; established 1872; I.
A. Powell, editor and publisher ; circ'n K.
TI3IES ; Wednesdays; democratic; four
pages ; size 26x40 ; subscription $2 ; estab-
lished 1865; E. B. Barnard, editor and pub-
lisher ; circulation K 1.
ONARGA, Iroquois Co., 3,500t pop.,
on Illinois Central Rd., 85 m, from Chicago,
in an agricultural district.
REVIEW ; Saturdays ; independent ;
four pages ; size 26x40 ; subscription $1 50 ;
established 1873 ; John B. Lowe, editor and
publisher ; circulation K.
OQUAWKA, C. II., Henderson Co.,
1,250+ pop., on Mississippi r. and Rockford,
Rock Island & St. Louis Rd., 132 m. N. W. of
Springfield. Surrounded by an agricultural
country.
HENDERSON CO. JOURNAL;
Thursdays ; republican ; four pages ; size 24x
35 ; established 1878 ; E. A. Hail, editor and
publisher.
SPECTATOR; Thursdays; democratic;
four pages ; size 24x35 ; subscription $2 ; estab-
lished 1848 ; J. B. and Harry N. Patterson,
editors and publishers ; circulation K 1.
OREGON, C. H., Ogle Co., 2,000t pop.,
on Rock r., Chicago & Iowa Rd., 18 m. from
Dixon, 85 fi'om Chicago. Engaged in manu-
facturing, farming and grain raising.
COURIER; Wednesdays; republican;
four pages ; size 26x40 ; subscription $2 ; estab-
lished 1866; S. D. Wilson, editor and publisher ;
circulation K 1.
OGLE CO. REPORTER; Thursdays;
republican ; eight pages ; size 30x44 ; subscrip-
tion $2; established 1851; T. O. Johnston,
editor and publisher ; circulation J 1.
ORION, Henrg Co., SOof pop., on
Chicago, Burlington & Quincy, and Rock
Island «fc Peoria Rds., 20 m. S. E. of Rock
Island. o
TIMES; Thursdays; eight pages; size
26x40 ; subscription $2 ; established 1877 ; N. J.
Ludi, editor and publisher ; circu'ationK.
OTTAWA, C. H., La Salle Co., lO.OOOt
pop., on Illinois r., at mouth of Foxr., on
Illinois & Michigan Canal, and Chicago,
Rock Island & Pacific Rd., and on Fox r.
branch of Chicago, Burlington & Quincy
Rd., 84 m. from Chicago. The fall in the
river at this point furnishes abundance of
water power, which is employed in various
manufactures. Immense quantities of grain
are shipped from this point. Located in the
centre of an extensive coal region.
EVENING JOURNAL ; every evening
except Sunday; four pages; size 19x26; sub-
scription .$5 ; established 1880 ; Williams &
Wilson, editors and publishers.
TIMES ; every evening except Sunday,
and WEEKLY, Fridays ; four pages ; size-
daily 18x26, weekly 24x36 ; established— daily
1877, weekly 1879 ; E. A. Nattinger, editor and
publishfr ; circulation— daily K, weekly J 1.
CENTRAL ILLINOIS WOCHEN-
BLATT; Fridays; German; four pages;
size 26x40 ; subscription S2 ; established 186S ;
Denhard J. J. Witte, editor and publisher;
circulation J.
FREE TRADER; Saturdays; demo-
cratic; eight pages; size 32x45; subscription
80
GEO. P. ROWELL & GO'S
ILLINOIS.
$1 50; established 1840; Osman & Hapeman,
editors and Dublishers ; circulation J 1.
REPUBIilCAN; Thursdays; republi-
can ; eight pages ; size 32x44 ; subscription $2 ;
established 1852 : Cullen & Sapp, editors and
publishers ; circulation J 1.
PALATINE, Cook Co., 2,000t pop.,
26 m. from Chicago on Chi. & N. W. Rd.
(Wis. Dlv.) Surrounded by a very fine agi-i-
cultural district. Flour, feed, planing and
flax mills are located here.
ENTERPRISE; Saturdays ; four pages";
size 24x36 ; subscription $1 ; established
1870; W. G. Alden, editor and publisher; cir-
culation K 1.
PANA, Christian Co., 4,500t pop., on
Illinois Central, at intersection of Indian-
apolis, St. Louis and Springfield branch of
the O. & M. Rds., giving it three prominent
roads reaching across the State in various
directions ; 95 m. from St. Louis and 42 from
Springfield.
ARGUS*; Saturdays; eight pages; size 26
x40 ; subscription $1 50 ; established 1879 ; A.
W. Chabin, editor; J. A. Hayvvard, publisher.
GAZETTE; Saturdays ; republican ; four
pages ; size 26x40 ; subscription $2 ; estab-
lished 1865 ; R. M. Carr, editor and publisher ;
circulation K.
PALiLiADIUM; Saturdays; democratic;
eight pages ; size 26x40 ; subscription $1 50 ; es-
tablished 1869; Jacob Swallow, editor and
publisher ; circulation K.
PARIS, C. H., Edgar Co., 4,900t pop.,
on Indianapolis & St. Louis, the Illinois
Midland, and the Vincennes, Danville &
Chicago Rds., 19 m. from Terre Haute. En-
gaged in manufacturing ; railroad and trade
centre.
GAZETTE; Wednesdays; democratic;
eight pages ; size 30x44 ; subscription $2 ; es-
tablished 1873 ; T. B. Shoaff & Brother, editors
and publishers ; circulation J.
PRATRIE BEACON AND VAL,-
LiEY BLiADE; Fridays; republican; four
pages ; size 28x42 ; subscription $2 ; established
1864; William Moore and C. W. Moore, edi-
tors ; William Moore, publisher ; circulation J.
REPUBLICAN; Wednesdays; republi-
can ; eight pages ; size 30x44 ; subscription
$1 50; e.stablished 1877; J. M. Sheets, editor
and publisher ; circulation J.
TIMES; Thursdays; democratic; four
pages ; size 26x40 ; subscription $2 ; estab-
lished 1874 ; P. L. Shutt, editor and publisher ;
circulation J.
PAW PAW GROVE, Lee Co., 500t
pop., on Chicago & Rock River Rd. General
country mercantile business in lumber,
grain and coal.
H E R A li D ; Wednesdays ; republican ;
eight pages ; size 26x40 ; subscription $1 65 ;
established 1877; W. M. Geddes, editor and
publisher ; circulation K.
liEE CO. TIMES; Saturdays; eight
pages ; size 30x44 ; subscription $1 5U ; estab-
lished 1878; Ezra G. Cass, editor and pub-
lisher ; circulation K.
PAXTON, C. H., Ford Co., 2,800t
pop., on Chicago division of Illinois Central
Rd., 103 m. from Chicago, and 25 from Cham-
paign. In an agricultural county.
RECORD; Thursdays; eight pages; size
31x44; subscription $2; established 1865;
N. E. Stevens, editor and publisher ; circula-
tion J.
PECATONICA, Winnebago Co., 1,780
pop.
NEWS; Saturdays; republican; four
ILLINOIS.
pages; size 26x40; subscription $1 50; estab-
lished 1872; Colby Bros., editors and publish-
ers ; circulation K 1.
PEKIN, C. H., Tazewell Co., 10,000t
pop., on Illinois r., 10 m. below Peoria, on
the Peoria, Pekin & Jacksonville Rd. Steam-
boats connect with various points on Illi-
nois and Mississippi rs. Has a large grain
and pork packing business, and adjoins
very considerable coal beds.
PEKINER FREIE PRESSE; Fri-
days ; German ; independent ; four pages ;
size 26x40 ; subscription $2 ; established 1876 ;
John W. Hoffman, editor and publisher ; cir-
cular ion J J.
TAZEWELIi CO. REPUBLICAN;
Fridays ; republican ; tour pages ; size 30x44 ;
subscription $2 ; established 1830 ; J. B. Bates,
editf)r and publisher ; circulation J 1.
TI3IES ; Fridays ; democratic ; four pages ;
size 30x45 ; subscription $2 ; established 1855 •,
J. B. Irwin, editor and publisher ; circulation
J 1.
PEORIA, C. H., Peoria Co., 42,321t
pop., on Illinois r., at the outlet of Peoria
Lake. The river is navigable for steam-
boats to this point. Railroads connect with
the principal sections in all directions. Sur-
rounded b}' coal mines, and one of the most
extensive grain-growing sections of the
State. It connects with Chicago by means
of the Michigan Canal, and with St. Louis
by the Illinois River. Its central position
makes it one of the most important manu-
facturing and commercial points in the
State.
DEMOKRAT; every morning except
Monday, and WEEKLY, Thurdays ; Ger-
man ; democratic ; four pages ; size — daily
26x40, weekly 28x44; subscription — daily $8,
weekly $2 ; established 1859 ; B. Cremei-, edi-
tor ; B. Cremer & Bros., publishers ; circula-
tion— daily J 1, weekly III.
DIE SONNEj every evening except Sun-
dav, and WEEIvL Y, Thursdays ; German ;
independent ; four pages ; size — daily 22x32,
weekly 26x40 ; subscription — daily $7. weekly
$1 75 ; established 1879 ; Wolf, Brus & Wolf-
ram, editors and publishers.
EVENING REVIEW; every evening
except Sundav ; four pages ; size 24x36 ; sub-
scription $3 12 ; established 1873 ; W. T. Dow-
dall, publisher ; circulation J 1. •
JOURNAL ; every evening except Sun-
day, and SUNDAY JOURNAL, Sun
days ; four pages ; size 22x32 ; established 1877 ;
E. F. Baldwin, editor; Journal Co., publish-
ers ; circulation— daily H. Sundav H 1.
NATIONAL DEMOCRAT ; every
morning except Monday, and WEEK-LY.
Thursdays ; democratic ; four pages ; size-
daily 26x40, weekly 30x44 ; subscription — dailv
$8, weekly $1 25; established 1865; W. T.
Dowdall, editor and publisher ; circulation-
daily J 1, weekly II."
TRANSCRIPT; every morning except
Sunday, T RI -WEEKLY, Tuesdays,
Thursdays and Saturdays, and WEEKLY,
Thursdays ; republican ; daily and triweekly
four pages, weekly eight pages ; size — daily
and tri-weekly 26x40, weekly ;30x44 ; subscrip-
tion—daily $9, triweekly $5, weekly $2 ; es-
tablished 1856; Peoria Transcript Co., editors
and publishers ; circulation— daily J 1, tri-
weeklv K, weekly 1 1.
ILLINOIS TRADESMAN AND
MANUFACTURER; Thursdays; com-
mercial ; four pages ; size 30x44 ; subscription
$2 ; established 1879 ; J. A. Monger, editor and
publisher. Its guaranteed paid circulation
is 7,000 and an aggregate circulation of 11,000
per week, reaching the merchants, farmers
and mechanics of Illinois, Iowa, Missouri,
Nebraska, Kansas and Indiana, besides being
AMERICAN NEWSPAPER DIRECTORY.
HI
ILLINOIS.
kept on file in all the leading hotels in the
East and West. "Illinois Tradesman and
Manufacture r '' is XJublished in a city o/ 45,000
inhabitants. The largest Jobbing, shipping
<ind mayiufacturing point in the West, icith
eleven different lines of railroads, and con-
nection icith St. Louis and other marts of\
trade via Illinois river, making it a most
desirable field for advertisers. The columns of
the "Illinois Tradesman and Manufacturer''
are open to a clean class of advertisements.
Special circular and lates tvil! be sent on
application ivith sam2)le copy of paper free.
SATURDAY EVENING CALL.; Sit
urdays ; eight pages ; size 30x4:^ ; sub.^erip-
tion $2 ; established 18TT ; S. R. Henderson
& Co., editors and publishers ; circulation
G. The " CaW is sold regularly by all the
neivsdcale7's and 150 yieicsboys in Peoria, and
by neivsdealcrs and neivsbuys in more than
fifty adjacent toirns.
SONNTAGf?i-ZEITUNG.++
SUN ; Saturdays ; independent ; eight
Sages ; size 30x44 ; subscription $2 ; estab-
shed 1871 ; Elderkin & Co., editors and pub-
lishers; circulation J 1.
SUNDAY JOURNAT^; (see Journal}.
PERRY, I'il^e Co., SOOf pop., on line
of Rd.
PARAGRAPH; Wednesdays ; four
gages ; size 20x2() ; subscription §1 ; estab-
shed 1878 ; H. C. Cobb, editor and publisher ;
circulation K.
PERU, />« Salle Co., 5,000t pop., on
Illinois r., at mouth of Illinois & Michigan
Canal and Chicago & Rock Island Rd., 100
m. from Chicago. Coal is found in abun-
<lance here and mining is carried on ex-
tensively. The county is populated by an
enterprising and progressive people, among
whom there Is carried on considerable
trade.
HERAL.D? Saturdays; four pages; size
^x4(J; subscription $2; established 1859; W.
B. Tapley, editor ; Spencer Ellsworth, pub-
lisher ; circulation J.
PETERSBURG, C. H., Menard Co.,
3,113t pop., on Sangamon r., and Chicago &
Alton and Springfield & North-western Rds.,
28 m. N. W. of Springfield. The trading
point for 30 square miles.
DEMOCRAT; Saturdays; democratic;
four pages; size 26x40; sub.scription $2; es-
tablished 1860; Mick & Knoles, editors and
publishers ; circulation J 1.
OBSERVER; Saturdays; greenback;
four pages ; size 26x40 ; subscription $2 ; es-
tablished 1876 ; Cain & Parks, editors and
publishers ; circulation J 1. The " Observer "
is the only greenback paper in Menard county.
Its circulation is rapidly increasing. It cir-
culates largely among farmers, mechanics
and laboring men.
REPUBLICAN; Thursdays; republi-
can: eight pages; size 26x40; subscription
$1 50 ; established 1879 ; Martin & Davis, edi-
tors and publishers.
PINCKNEYVILLE, C. H., Perry
Co., l,100t pop., on Beaucoup Creek, and St.
Louis, Belleville & Southern Illinois Rd., 10
m. from DuQuoin, 61 from St. Louis, and
at the intersection of the Chester & Tama-
roa Rd.
PERRY CO. DEMOCRAT ; Thurs
days ; four pages ; size 24x35 ; subscription .$1 50;
established 1878 ; E. C. H. Willoughby, editor
and publisher ; circulation K.
PIPER CITY, Ford Co., 600t pop.,
on T. R. W. Rd., 91 m. from Chicago, 76 E. of
Peoria.
ADVERTISER; Saturdays; republican:
6
ILLINOIS.
four pages ; size 22x32 ; subscription $1 ;
established 1876 ; Henry AUnutt, editor and
publisher ; circulation K.
PITTSFIELD, C. H., Pilce Co., 4,500t
pop., Oil branch of Hannibal and Naples di-
vision of Tole:lo, Wabash and Western Rd.,
about 12 m. from Illinois r. and 30 from
Jacksonville. Centre of trade of a wealthy,
prosperous and enterprising county, and
engaged in manufactures.
OLiD FLiAG; Thursdays; repul>lican ;
four pages: size 26x40; subscription $2; es-
tablished 186:^; .lames Gallagher, editor; Ci-is-
well & Gallagher, uublishers ; circulation J.
PIKE CO. DE3IOCRAT; Thursdays;
democratic ; four pages ; size 27x41 ; subscrip-
tion $2 ; established 1858 ; J. M. Bush, editor
and publisher; circulation J 1.
PLAINFIELD, Will Co., 723 pop.
PHCENIX.+f
PLiANO, Kendall Co., 2,OO0t pop., on
Chicago, Burlington & Quincy Rd., about 50
m. from Chicago.
MIRROR ; Thursdays : republican ; four
ages; size 26x40; subscription .$1 50; estab-
ished 1864 ; A. N. Beebe, editor ; circulation
K ; printed at the office of the Yorkville Ken-
dall Co. Record.
NEWS; Saturdays; independent; four
pages ; size 26x40 ; subscription $2 ; estab-
lished 1872 ; J. M. Marley, editor and pub-
lisher; circulation K 1.
R
SAINTS' HERALD; semi-monthly
sixteen pages ; size 24x36 ; subscription $2 15;
established 1860; Joseph Smith and Henry A.
Stebbins, editors; Board of Publication of
the Reorganized Church of Jesus Christ of
Latter Day Saints, publishers; does not in-
sert advertisejTients.
ZION'S HOPE, serai-monthly; latter-
day saints ; four pages; size 14x21; sub-;crip-
tion 60 cents ; established 1869 ; Joseph Smith
and Henry A. Stebbens, editors ; Board of
Publication of the Reorganized Church of
Jesus Christ of Latter Daj' Saints, publishers ;
does not insert advertisements.
PLYMOUTH, Hancock Co., l,000t
pop., on C, B. & Q. Rd., 40 m. from Quincy
and 221 from Chicago ; in centre of rich ag-
ricultural county ; has an active trade.
PHONOGRAPH; Thursdays; demo-
cratic ; four pages ; size 24x35 ; subscription
$1 50; established 1879; Charles K. Bassett,
editor and publisher.
POIiO, Ogle Co., 2,.500t pop., on Illinois
Central Rd., 23 m. from Freeport.
OGLE CO. PRESS; Saturdays ; eight
pages ; size 26x40 ; subscription $2 ; establish-
ed 1857 ; John W. Clinton, editor and publish-
er ; circulation J.
CHRISTIAN RADICAL; semi-
monthly ; united brethren ; four pages ; size
16x20 ; sub.scription 60 cents ; established 1875 ;
P. Hurless, editor and publisher ; circulation
K 1.
PONTIAC, C. H., Livingston Co.,
3,500t pop., on Little Vermillion r., and Chi-
cago & Alton and Chicago & Paducah Rds.,
91 m. from Chicago. Cantre of one of the
largest corn districts in the West. Coal is
found in this vicinity in abundance.
FREE TRADER; Fridays ; greenback ;
four pages ; size 28x4-1 ; subscription $1 50 ;
established 1870 ; E. M. Johnson, editor ; John-
son & Stuff, publishers ; circulation J 1.
vSENTINEL; Wednesdays; republican;
four pages ; size 26x40 ; subscription $1 50 ; es-
tablished 18.57 ; F. L. Alles, editor and pub-
lisher ; circulation J 1.
PRAIRIE CITY, McDonough Co.,
GEO. P. HOWELL & CO'S
ILLINOIS.
l,250t pop., OH Chicago, Burlington & Quin-
cy Rd., 23 m. S. by E. of Galesburg, TO from
Quiuey, In the midst of a rich tract of agri-
cultural country. Some manufacturing
carried on.
HEKALD ; Fridays; four pages; size
24x35; subscription .$1 5() ; established 1871;
C. W. and & H. B. Taylor, editors and pub-
lishers ; circulation K.
PRINCETON, C. H., Bureau Co.,
5,4001- pop., on Chicago, Barlington & Q liney
Ri., 105 m. from Ciiicago, in a fertile dis-
trict, having an active trade. S^me manu-
facturing done here. Superior coal found
in abundance.
BUREAU CO. REPUBLICAN;
Thursdays ; republican ; eight pages ; size
30x44 ; subscription $2 15 ; established 1858 ;
Bailey & Bxscom, editors aul publishers ; cir-
culation H 1.
BUREAU CO. TRIBUNE; Fridays;
democratic ; eight pages ; size 30x44 ; subscrip-
tion $2 ; established 1872 ; Mercer & Saiith, edi-
tors and publishers ; circulation J 1.
PRINCE VILLE, Peoria Co., TOOt
pop., on Rjcli Island & Peoria R;l., 20 m.
from Peoria. Business and trades as carried
on usually in country towns. Good schools
and church privileges.
INDEPENDENT; Fridays ; four pages ;
size 24x35; subscription .$2 ; established 1877;
Corbett & Hull, editors and publishers ; cii'cu-
lation K.
PROPHETSTOWN, Whitesides
Co., l,500t pop., on R jcic r., about midway
between Dixon and Roclc Island.
SPIK.E; Saturdays; republican; four
Bages ; sz.^ 24x35 ; subscription $1 50; estab-
shed 1871 ; C. G. Glenn, editor and publish-
er ; circulation K.
QUINCY, C. H., Adams Co., 3'5,O00t
pop., on Mississippi r., 170 m. above St.
Louis, at terminus of seven important rail-
roads. The centering point of a thickly
populated agricultural district. Engaged in
river trade. Con.siderable manufacturing
carried on.
GERMANIA; every evening except
Sunday, and WEEKLY, Thursdays ; Ger-
man ; independent ; four pages ; size — daily
26x40, weelcij' 28x44 ; subscription— dailv $8,
weelcly $2 ; established 1874 ; Dr. G. C. Hoif-
man, editor ; Germania Printing and Pdb-
lishing Co., publishers ; circulation — daily K,
weekly J 1.
HERALD; every morning except Mon-
day, TRI-WEEKLY, Tuesdays, Thurs-
days and Saturdays, and WEEKLY, Sat-
urdays ; democratic ; four pages ; size— daily
and tri-weekly 26x40, weekly 28x44 ; subscrip-
tion—daily S8, triweekly $4, weekly $1 50 ; es-
tablished—daily 1849, weeiily 18;35 ; Cadogan &
Gardner, publishers ; circulation— daily J 1,
triweekly K, weekly 1 1.
NEWS; every evening except Sunday;
four pages ; size 21x36; established 1876 ; News
Co., editors and publishers ; circulation K.
WHKir? everv evening except Sinday,
and WEEKLY, Thursdays; republican:
eight pages; sze 30x4:3; subscription — daily
$10, weekly $1 25; established— daily 1850
weekly 1838; Daniel Wilcox & Sans, editors
and publishers ; circulation— daily J 1, week-
ly 1 1.
COMMERCIAL REVIEW; Satur
days ; commercial ; four pages ; size 28x42 ;
subscription $1 ; established 1872 ; Addison L
Langdon, editor and publisher ; circulation
Jl.
GREENBACK POST; Thursdays;
ILLINOIS.
greenback ; four cages ; size 24x36 ; subscrip-
tion $1 ; established 1879 ; W. A. Post, editor
and publisher.
MODERN ARGO; Saturdays; eight
pa'^es ; size 32x42 ; subscription .$2 ; estab-
lished 1878 ; G(?orge N. Loomis, editor and
publisher; circulation .T J 1.
DER ERZ-DRUIDE; monthly; Ger-
man ; Order of Druids ; thirty-six pages ; size
of pasje 7x10; subscription $2; established
1866; Karl Petri, editor and publisher ; circu-
lation J.
WESTERN AGRICULTURIST;
montnly ; agricultural; twenty-eiglit pages ;
size of page 9x12; subscription .$1 10; estab-
lished 186:t; T. Bitterworth, editor and pub-
lisher ; circulation H 1.
RANTOUL, Champaign Co., l,300t
pop., 75 m. S. of Clilcago, on I. C. Rd. Has
flax mills, elevator, &c.
RANTOULIAN ; Saturdays; tonr pages ;
size 24x36; sabseripcion $2: established T874;
H. E. Bullock and F. E. Pmkerton, editors
and publishers ; circulation K.
RED BUB, Randolph Co., l,300t pop-^
on S.'. Louis & Cairo Rd., 36 m. from St-
Louis. Agricultural and stock raising dLs-
trict.
COURIER; Fridays; four pages; .size
24xa5 ; sub.scription .$1 50; established 1877;
H. C. Hinckley, editor and publisher ; circu-
lation K.
REVIEW ; Wednesdays ; four pages ;
size 24x35; sub.scription $1 ; established 1879 ;
William H. Toy, editor and publisher.
RICHMONB, McHenry Co , TcOf pop. ,
on the Rd. from Elgin to Geneva, Wis., 10 m.
S. of Geneva, and 16 from Woodstock ;
grain shipping, poultry and stock.
GAZETTE; T iiurs days ; four pages; size
26x40; suoscription $2; established 1876; John
E. Nethercut, editor and publisher; circula-
tion K 1.
ROANOKE, Woodford Co., 400t pop.,
on C. P. & S. W. R 1., 8 m. N. E. of Eureka,
and 9 E. of Metamora. General manufac-
turing and mercantile pursuits.
NEWS; Thursdays; republican; four
a^es; size 24x36 ; subscription $1 50; estab
ished 1875; M. L. M)ck, editor and publisher;
Fi
circulation K
Mimnk Blade
issued from the office of the
ROBINSON, C. H., Crawford Co.,
1,851 pop., about 12 m. from Wabash r., and
40 from Tei-re Haute, Ind. A corn and wheat-
growing and wool-producing county.
ARGUS; Thursdays; republican ; eight
pages; size 26x40; subscription $2; estab-
lished 1864 ; G. W. Harper, editor and pub-
lis'ier; ci'-cil-ition K 1
CONSTITUTION; Tliunsdays; demo-
cratic; four pages; s ze 24x:35; subscrintion
%\ 50; established 1861; Richard and Percy
Tdlbot. editors and publishers ; circ'n K 1.
CRAWFORD CO. DEMOCRAT f
Tuesdays ; democratic ; four pages : size
24x35; subscript on $1 .50; established 1879;
Ira Lutes, edit )r and publisher.
ROCHEL.LE, Ogle Co., LO^Of pop.,
on Galena division of Chicago «& Northwest-
ern Rl., 23 m. E. of Dixon. Centre of a
thriving trade. One of the best grain mar-
kets in Northern Illinois.
REGISTER; Saturdays; republican;
eight pages ; s ze 34x48 ; subscription $2 ; es-
tablished 1863 ; Elbridge L. Otis, editor and
publisher; circulation K 1.
TELEPHONE; Saturdays; greenback;
four pages: size 22x31; subscription $1 ; es
tablisned 1879; J. M. King, editor and pub-
lisher.
AMERICAN NEWSPAPER DIRECTORY
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ILLINOIS.
ILLINOIS.
ROCKFORD, C. H., Winnebago Co.,
14,(X)0t pop., on Rock r., on the Galena divi-
sion of the Chicago & Northwestern Rd., 92
m. from Chicago. A branch railroad con-
nects with Kenosha on Lake Michigan, also
with the Iowa division of the C. & N. W.
Rd. at Rochelle, 26 m. S. It has abundant
water power, and Is extensively engaged in
manufacturing agi-icultural Implements
and various articles.
GAZETTE ; every evening except Sun-
day, ssE.»II-\VEEIvl.Y, Wednesdays and
Saturdays, and WEEKLY, Wednesdays;
republican ; dally and semi-weekly four
pages, weekly eight pages ; size — daily and
semi-weeklv 34xS6, weekly 29x4:3 ; subscrip-
tion—daily §4, semi-weekly SI 5U, weekly .$1 ;
established — daily 1879, semi-weekly 1878,
weekly 1866; Abraham E. Saiith, editor and
publisher ; circulation— weekly I.
NEWS; every morning except Monday;
four page.s ; size 15x21 ; subscription S5 ; es-
tablished 1878 ; D. A. K. Andrus, editor and
publisher ; circulation K 1.
RECilSTER ; every evening except Sun-
day, and WEEKLY, Fridays ; republican;
four pages ; s.ze— dady 24x36, weeKly 28x4-1 ;
subscription— daily $.5, weekly §1 15 ; estab-
lished—daily 1877, weekly 1855; Wright & Miller,
editors and publishers ; circulation— daily
K 1, weekly I.
JOURNALi; Saturdays; Independent;
eight pages ; s.ze 30x44 ; subscription $1 50 ;
established 1866 ; H. R. Enoch, editor and pub-
lisher ; circulation J 1.
ROCK ISLAND, C. H., Hock Island
Co., 12,(XH>t- pop., on Mississippi r., opposite
Davenport, la., with which it is connected
by a bridge. The Chicago, Rock Island &
Pacific, Western Union, Rock Island & St.
Louis, Peoria & Rock Island, Chicago, Bui-1-
Ington & Quincy (St. Louis division) and
Rock Lsland & Mercer County Rds. all ter-
minate here, except the first named. The
G<jvernment Island United States Arsenal
and workshops are situated here. Exten-
sively engaged in manufactures, coal min-
ing and river trade.
ARGUS; every evening except Sunday,
and WEEKLY, Saturdays; democratic;
four pages ; size— daily 25x37, weekly 28x42 ;
subscription— daily $10, weekly .$2 ; estab-
lished 1851 ; Milton Jones, editor and publish-
er ; circulation— daily K K, weekly I.
UNION; every morning except Monday,
and WEEKLY, Saturdays; republican;
four pages ; size— daily 26x40, weekly :30x48 ;
subscription— daily $10, weekly §2 ; estab-
lished 1863 ; Union Printing Co., editors and
publishers ; circulation— dally K K. weekly 1 1.
NEUE VOLKS ZEITUNG ; semi
weekly, Wednesdays and Saturdays; Ger-
man ; 'independent ; four pages ; size 25x37 ;
subscription $:3 ; established 1875 ; C. Winter,
editor and publisher; circulation J 1. The
only German advertising medium for the
counties Henry. Mercer and Rock Island, Illi-
nois, and one of the best advertising mediums
for Scott county and Davenport, Iowa, all of
whioh localities have a large German popula-
tion.
ROCK ISLANDER; Saturdays; inde-
pendent ; four pages ; size 28x45 ; subscription
$2; established 1854; J. B. Danforth, editor
and proprietor; circulation II.
ROCKTON, mnnebago Co., 1,827 pop.
HERALD: Fridays; republican; eight
pages; size 26x40; subscription $1 .50; estab-
lished 1875 ; E. I. Carr, editor and publisher ;
eirculatiOU K 1.
ROODHOUSE, Greene Co., l,500t
pop., on Chicago & Alton Rd., 21 m. from
Jacksonville.
JOURNAL: Thursdays ; democratic ;
four pages ; size 22x31 ; subscription $1 ; es-
tablished 1879.
REVIEW; Thursdays; greenback ; eight
pages; size 26x40; subscription $1 50; estab-
lished 1877 ; D. C. Mclver, editor and pub-
lisher; circulation K.
ROSEVILLE, Warren Co., l.OOOf
pop., on St. Louis Division C, B. & Q. Rd.
One of the wealthiest agricultural regions
in the State.
GAZETTE AND PAPER; Wednes
days ; iieutrai ; foiu- pages ; size 24x:35 ; sub-
scription .$1 50 ; established 1876 ; G. G. Me-
Cosh, editor and publisher ; circulation K.
ROSSVILLE, Vermillion Co,, l.OOOt
pop., on C. & E. I. Rd., 20 m. from Danville.
Farming and grain centre ; also stock mar-
ket.
PRESS; Fridays; non-partisan; eight
i pages ; size 26.x4J ; subscription §2 ; estab-
' lished 1879 ; F. J. Pastor, editor and pub-
lisher.
RUSHVILLE, C. H., Schuyler Co.,
1,800+ pop., terminus of Rushville branch of
Chicago, Burlington & Quincy Rd., 226 m.
' from Chicago and 9 from Illinois r. En-
gaged In manufacturing to some extent.
, Centre of a large gi-aiu and fruit-growing
i region.
\ SCHUYLER CITIZEN; Thursdays;
j republican ; tour pages ; size 26x40 ; subscrip-
1 tion $1 75; established 1856; W. I. Larash,
' editor and publisher ; circulation J.
'■ TI3IES ; Fridays; democratic; eight
I pages; size 26x40; subscription .§1 75; estab-
i lished 1857 ; Edwin Dyson, editor and pub-
; Usher ; circulation J.
RUTLAND, La Salle Co., l,500t pop.
1 HO -HE JOURNAL; Thursdays; re-
I publican ; eight pages ; size 30x44 ; subscrip-
1 tion §1 50; established 1865; circulation K;
I printed at the office of the El Paso Journal.
! POST ; Thursdays ; four pages ; size 24x36 ;
1 subscription $130; established 1874; C.W.
Blandin, editor ; circulation K ; issued from
the office of the Minonk Blade.
ST. ELMO, Fayette Co., 400t pop.
NEWS; Thursdays; four pages; size
24x45 ; subscription $1 ; established 1876 ; C.
M. King, editor and publisher ; cli-culatlon
K ; printed at the office of the Altamont Tele-
gram.
SALEM, C. H., Marion Co., 1,182 pop.,
on Ohio & Mississippi Rd., 16 m. N. E. of
Centralla, and 69 from St. Louis.
ADVOCATE; Thursdays; democratic;
eigUt pages ; size 30x44 ; subscription $1 50 :
established 1858; Louis V. Taft, editor and
publisher ; circulation K.
MARION CO. HERALD; Fridays;
democratic ; four pages ; size 24x35 ; subscrip-
tion SI 50 ; established 1876 ; Merritt & Pyles,
editors and publishers ; circulation K.
M A R I O N C O. R E P U B L I C A N;
Thursdays ; four pages ; size 24x35 ; subscrip-
tion $1 50 ; established 1879 ; W. L. Arnold, ed-
itor and publisher.
SANDWICH, De Kalb Co., 2,m0\
pop., on Chicago, Burlington &. Quincy Rd.,
57 m. S. W. of Chicago.
GAZETTE; semi-weekly, Wednesdays
and Saturdays; republican; four pages; size
24x35; subscription $2; established 1864; G.
H. Robertson, editor and publisher; circu-
lation K 1.
\ RGUS ; Saturdays ; independent ; four
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GEO. P. ROWELL & CO'S
ILLINOIS.
pages ; size 26x40 ; subscription $1 ; estab-
lished 1878 ; M. B. Castle & Son, editors and
publishers ; circulation K 1.
FREE PRESS; Thursdays ; four
f)ages; si^.e 28x44; subscription $1 50; estab-
ished 1873; H. F. Bloodgood, editor and pub-
lisher; circulation K 1.
SAVANNA, Carroll Co., l,500t pop.,
on Western Union Rd., 10 m. from Mt. Car-
roll. A good shipping point, being on the
Mississippi r.
TIMES ; Fridays ; republican; eight pages ;
size 130x44 ; subscription $2 ; established 1875 ;
Simon Greenleaf , editor aufl publisher ; circu-
lation K 1.
SAYBROOK, McLean Co., l.OOOf
pop., on the L., B. & M. Rd., 26 m. E. of
Bloomington. General mercantile busi-
ness ; grist mills, &c.
HERALD; Saturdays; four pages; size
22x30 ; subscription $1 ; established 1875 ;
Thomas J. Horsley, editor and publisher ;
circulation K.
SECOR, Woodford Co., SOOf pop., on
Rd.; farming town.
ILLINOIS.
Fi
H03IE JOURNAL. J Saturdays ; eight
pages ; size 30x44 ; subscription $1 .50 ; estab-
lished 1865 ; circulation K ; printed at the
office of the El Paso Journal.
SENECA, La Salle Co., l.OOOr pop., on
111. & Michigan Canal, on C, R. I. & P. Rd.
Its large grain trade is it chief feature.
RECORD; Saturdays; eight pages; size
26x40 ; subscription $1 ; established 1878 ; A.
J. Lukens, editor and publisher; circulation
K.
SHABBONA, De Kalb Co., m\ pop.,
68 m. from Ciiicago on C. & I. Rd. An agri-
cultural region.
EXPRESS; Fridays; republican; four
ages ; size 22x:30 ; subscription $1 ; estab-
ished 1876 ; W. H. Ray, editor and publisher ;
circulation K.
SHANNON, Carroll Co., l.OOOt pop.,
14 m. from Freeport.
EXPRESS; Saturdays ; republican ; four
pages; size 26x40; subscription ,$1 50; estab- \
lished 18(>4 ; A. W. Ervvin, editor and pub- j
lisher ; circulation K. |
SHAWNEETOWN, C. H., Gallatin ,
Co., 2,500+ pop., on Ohio r., 9 m. from mouth j
of Wabash. Terminus of St. Louis & South-
eastern and Springfield & Illinois South-
eastern Rds. It has a steamboat landing,
and is a shipping point for a farming and
mining region. Engaged in manufactur-
ing, milling and pork packing.
LOCAL. RECORD.+^
SHAWNEE HERALD; Fridays;
democratic ; four pages ; size 24x36 ; subscrip-
tion $1 25; established 1876; Frank Winter-
berger. editor and publisher ; circulation K.
SHAWNEE NEWS; Thursdays; re-
publican ; eight pages ; size 26x40 ; subscrip-
tion $1 50 ; established 1873 ; John M. Hogg,
editor and publisher ; circulation K 1.
SHELBY VILLE, C. H., Shelby Co.,
3,500+ pop., on Kaskaskia r. and the Indian-
apolis & St. Louis Rd., 79 m. from Terre
Haute, 109 from St. Louis. Surrounded by
an agricultural district. Also extensively
engaged in manufacturing.
DEMOCRAT; Thursdays; democratic;
eight pages ; size :30x44 ; subscription $1 50 ;
established 1874; E. E. Waggoner, editor and
publisher ; circulation K 1.
HERALD; Saturdays; greenback; four
pages ; size 24x36 ; established 1879 ; Stuart &
Cook, editors and publishers.
SHELBY CO. LEADER; Thursdays;
democi-atic ; four pages ; size 28x44 ; sub-
scription $2 ; established 1861 ; W. A. Trower,
editor and publisher ; circulation J.
UNION; Thursdays; republican; four
pages ; size 26x40 ; subscription $2 ; estab-
lished 1863 ; H. L. Martin, editor and publish-
er ; circulation K 1.
ILLUSTRATED BAPTIST; month
ly ; baptist ; eight pages ; size 22x32 ; subscrip-
tion .$1 : established 1879 ; Phillips & Hughes,
editors and publishers.
SHELDON, /''o?Mois Co., l,500t pop.,
on Toledo, Peoria & Warsaw Rd., and Kan-
kakee Short Line Rd., 100 m. S. of Chicago,
and 109 W. of Peoria. Engaged in farming
and stock raising. A very flat county.
ENTERPRISE; Thursdays; indepen-
dent ; eight pages ; size 26x40 ; subscription
$2 ; established 1875 ; D. J. Eastburn, editor
and publisher; circulation K 1.
SHERIDAN, i« Salle Co., 550 f pop.,
on Fox r. branch of Chicago, Burlington &
Quincy Rd., 16 m. from Ottaw^a.
NEWS LETTER; Saturdays; eight
pages ; size 26x40 ; subscription .$1 50 ; estab-
lished 1871 ; A. V. Whitney, editor and pub-
lisher ; circulation K.
SOMONAUK, De Kalb Co., l.OOOf
pop., on the C, B. & Q. Rd., 23 m. E. of Men-
dota, 24 W. of Aurora, and 60 W. of Chicago.
Cheese-making and construction of wind-
mills the chief industries.
REVEILLE; Fridays; eight pages; size
26x40; subscription $1 50; established 1875;
S. D. Newton, editor and publisher ; circula
tion K.
SPARLAND, Marshall Co., TOOf pop ,
on Peoria branch of Chicago, Rock Island
& Pacific Rd., 26 m. N. of Peoria, 1:34 m.
from Chicago. Business, coal mining and
distilling.
CHRONICLE; Wednesdays; republi-
can ; four pages ; size 26x40 ; subscription .$2 ;
established 1868: S. M. Tesmer, editor ; Chroni-
cle Publishing Co., publishers ; circ'n K 1.
SPARTA, Randolph Co., 2, .5001 pop.,
about 20 m. from Chester, and about 8 from
the line of St. Louis & Southeastern Rd.,
and 50 from St. Louis.
PLAINDEALER? Tuesdays; republi-
can ; eight pages : size .S0x44 ; subscription
$2 ; established 1865 ; S. Lovejoy Taylor, edi-
tor ; Taylor & Bro., publishers ; circ'n K 1.
SPRINGFIELD, C. H., Sangamon
Co., State capital, 25,000+ pop., on Sangamon
r. The Chicago, Alton & St. Louis Rd. in-
tersects the Toledo, Wabash & Western at
this point. The Springfield & South-eastern,
Springfield & North-western and Gilman &
Clinton Rds. also centre here. A rich and
populous agricultural district. Coal is
found in abundance in the vicinity. En-
gaged in manufactures and inUnd com-
merce.
ILLINOIS STATE JOURNAL;
every morning except Sunday, and WEEli-
L Y, Thursdays ; republican ; daily four
pages, weekly eight pages ; size — daily 26x40,
weekly 30x45 ; subscription— daily $8, weeklj-
$1 50 ; established— daily 1848, weekly 1831 ;
Paul Selby, editor ; Springfield Journal Com-
panv, publishers ; circ'n— daily J, weekly I.
ILLINOIS STATE REGISTER;
AMERICAN NEWSPAPER DIRECTORY.
S5
ILLINOIS.
ILLINOIS.
every morning except Monday, and WEEK-
LY, Thursdays ; democratic ; four pages ;
size — daily 24x36, weekly 26x40 ; subscription
—daily $S, weekly §1 50; established— dally
1848, weekly 1836; Register Co., editors and
publishers ; circ'n — daily J, weekly I 1.
POST ; every evening except Sunday ;
four pages; size 22x:30; subscription $5; es-
tablished 1879 ; Capitol Co-operative Publish-
ing Co., editors and publishers.
SANGAMO MONITOR: every morn
ing except Sunday, and WEEKLY, Thurs-
days ; independent ; four pages ; size — daily
24x:i5, weekly 26x40; subscription — dailj' $7,
weekly 82 ; established— dailv 1877, weekly
1873; f. W. S. Kidd. editor and publisher; cir
culation— dailv K K, weekly J 1.
A. O. H. E3IERALD; Saturdays; An
cient Order of Hibernians ; four pages ; size
2.^x:?7 ; subscription $2 ; established 1879 ;
James E. Dunn, editor and publisher ; circu-
lation I 1.
ILLINOIS FREIE PRESS E;
Thursdays ; German ; independent ; four
pages; si ^e 29x44 ; subscription §2; establish-
ed 1872 ; Fred. Gehrine, editor and publisher ;
circulation J 1.
ODD FELLOWS HERALD; Thurs
days ; odd fellowship ; four pages ; size 24x35 ;
subscription $2; established 1878; A. D.San-
ders, editor and publisher.
STAATS WOCHENBLATT; Wed
nesdays ; German ; four pages ; size 26x40 ;
subscription .$2; established 1878; Henry
Sehlange, editor and publisher ; circulation
J J.
SUN DA Y 3IAIL ; Sundays ; eight pages ;
size 26x40 ; subscription §2 ; established 1S79 ;
Mail Co., editors and pul>lishers.
YOUNG 3IEN'S CHRISTIAN AS-
SOCIATION HERALD.++
STANFORD, ^J'cL^an Co., SOOf pop.,
on Chicago, Alton & St. Louis Rd., 12 m. W.
of Bloomington. Good shipping point for
grain and stock. Superior farming lands.
TRIBUNE; Siturdays; independent;
four pages ; size 17x26 ; subscription .§1 ; es-
tablished 187S; Shannon Creed, editor and
publisher; circulation K.
STAUNTON, Macoupin Co.
TI3IES ; Saturdavs ; eight pages; size
22X.32 ; subscription .$1 50 ; established 1878 ;
W. T. Bentlev, editor and publislier ; circula-
tion K.
STERLING, JVhitesides Co., 6,000t
pop., on Rock r., Chicago, Burlington &
Quiucy, and Chicago & North-western Rds.,
110 m. from Chicago. Has good water
power, running machinery employing 1,000
hands. Surrounded by a fine agricultural
district.
BEOBACHTER; Saturdays; German;
four pages; size 28x44 ; subsci'iption $2 ; es-
tablislied 1878; Carl Strack, editor and pub
lisher ; circulation J. Only German paper in
this or five acljoininf/ counties.
GAZETTE; Saturdays; republican;
eight pages ; size 35x48 ; subscription Si ; es-
tablished 1854 ; Eastman & Jenne, editors
and pub'ishers ; cii'culation I.
OBSERVER; Saturdays; independent;
four pages ; size 22x31 ; established 1879 ;
Charles Strack, editor and publisher ; issued
from the offlce of the Beobachter.
STANDARD ; Wednesdays ; republican ;
four pages : size 22x32 ; subscription $1 50 ; es-
tablished 1868 ; Theodore H. Mack, editor and
publisher ; circulation K.
POULTRY BANNER; monthly ; poul-
try-raising; eight pages; Kize of page 9x12;
subscription .50 cents ; established 1879 ; J. F.
Streeter, editor and publisher.
STEWARTSON, Shelby Co., SOOf
pop., on Chicago & Paducah Rd., 20 m. from
Shelbyville.
ENTERPRISE; Fridays; four pages;
size 22x30; subscription $2; established 1877;
Martin & Shumard, editors and publishers ;
circulation K.
STREATOR, La Salle Co., S.OOOf
pop., on Vermillion r. at junction of Chi-
cago & Paducah, Chicago, Pekin & South-
western, the western division of the Chi-
cago & Alton, and the Fox river branch of
the Chicago, Burlington & Quincy Rds.;
business centre ; 16 m. S. of Ottawa. Sur-
rounded by the Vermillion coal fields
FREE PRESS; Saturdays; republican;
eight pages ; size 26x40 ; subscription $2 ; estab-
lished 1873 ; John W. Fornof, editor and pub-
lisher ; circulation K 1.
MONITOR-INDEX; Fridays; repub-
lican ; eight pages ; size 30x44 ; subscription
.S2; established 1869; Cadet Taylor and H. L.
Tavlor, editors and publishers ; circulation
K i.
SULLIVAN, C. H., Moultrie Co.,
2,000+ pop.. 24 m. from Decatur, at intersec-
tion of Chicago & Illinois Southern Rd.,
with the Chicago & Paducah Rd. 14 m. from
Mattoon. Rich agricultural region. Grain
and stock raising the principal branches of
I industry.
; JOURNAL; Fridays; republican ; four
> pages ; size 26x40 ; subscription .§2 ; estab-
j lished 1875 ; James C. Stanley, editor and pub-
lisher ; circulation K.
PROGRESS; Thursdays; democratic;
four pages ; size 24x36 ; subscription §2 ; es-
tablished 1857; Smyser & Mlze, editors and
publishers ; circulation J.
SUMNER, Lawrence Co., l.lOOf pop.
DEMOCRAT; Wednesdays; demo-
cratic ; four pages ; size 24x36 ; subscription
§1 50; established 1880; Cauble & Clippinger,
editors and publishers.
LAWRENCE CO. PRESS; Thurs
davs ; independent ; four pages ; size 24x36;
subscription .SI 50; established 1876; Z. D.
Fi-ench, editor ; E. E. Jones, publisl- ?.v ; cir-
culation K 1.
SYCAMORE, C. H., De Kalb Co.,
4,000-t- pop., surrounded by an agricultural
district, about 5 m. from Cortlandt, on Chi-
cago & North-western Rd. Engaged in
manufactures.
FREE PRESS ; everv morning except
Sunday ; four pages ; size 19x26 ; subscription
!^3 60 ; estalilished 1878 ; Davis, Manning &
Russell, editors and publishers ; circula-
tion K.
TRUE REPUBLICAN; semi weekly,
Wednesdays and Saturdays : republican ;
four pages ; size 24x35 ; subscription $2 50 ;
established 1857 ; B ties & Armstrong, editors
and pub'ishers ; circulation J.
CITY WEEKLY; Tuesdays; republi-
can ; four pages : size 26x40 ; subscription $2;
established 1872 ; Hix & Van Galder, editors
and publishers ; circulation J.
FREE METHODIST; Wednesdays;
methodist; four pages; size 26x40; subscrip-
tion $2 15; established 1868 ; Baker & Ai-nold,
editors and publishers ; circulation H 1.
TAMAROA, Perry Co., l,-200t pop.,
on 111. Central Rd.; coal mines near.
PERRY CO. PRESS; Fridays; four
pages ; size 24x35 : subscription §2 ; estab-
lished 1878; R. E. O'Neill, editor; Curlee
Bros. & Co.. publishers.
TAMPICO, Whitesides Co., TOOf pop.,
on the Prophetstown Branch of C, B. & Q.
Rd. The centre of a fine agi-icultural coun-
try and a shipping point for gi-ain and live
stock.
GEO. r. KOVVELL & GO'S
ILLINOIS.
TORNADO; Saturdays; four pages;
size 24x;35 ; subscription $1 50 ; establislied
1876 ; Charles F. Gifford, editor and publisher ;
circulation K.
TAYLORVILLiE, C. H., Christian
Co., 3,00O)- pop., at crossing of Toledo, Wa-
bash & "Western and Ohio & Mississippi
Rds., 25 m. from Springfield and 81 from St.
Louis. In an agricultural district. Coal
found in the vicinity. Engaged in manu-
factures.
CHRISTIAN CO. FARMERS'
JOURNAIi? Thui'sdays; eight pages; size
26x40; subscription $1 50; established 1875;
J. F. Harner & Co., editors and publishers ;
circulation K 1.
DEHIOCRAT; Thursdays; democratic;
eight pages; size 26x40; subscription $1 50;
established 1868; W. T. Martin, editor and
publisher ; circulation K K 1.
ILLINOIS REPUBLICAN: Wednes
days ; republican ; eight pages; size 30x44;
subscription $2; established ISfM; John J.
Squier, editor and publisher; circulation J J.
The Saturday RepuhUcan; four pages; size
22x30 ; subscription $1 ; established 1876 ; cir-
culation K ; is issued on Saturdays from the
office of the Illinois Republican.
TOLONO, Champaign. Co., l,400t pop.,
said to be the largest grain shipping point
in Central Illinois.
HERALD; Fridays; eight pages; size
26x40; subscription $1; established 1875; E.
B. Chapin, editor and publisher; circ'n K 1.
TONICA, La Salle Co., l.OOOt pop.,
on Illinois Central Rd., 9 m. S. of La Salle.
NEWS; Saturdays; independent; four
pages ; size 20x26 ; subscription §1 ; estab-
lished 1873 ; J. W. Richardson, editor ; Rich-
ardson & McGrevv, publishers ; circulation K.
TOULON, C. H., Stark Co., ],200t
pop., on Peoria & Rock Island Rd.,37m.
from Peoria. In an enterprising and thrifty
farming district.
HERALD ; semi-weekly, Tuesdays and
Fridays; four pages; size22x,30; subscription
$2 ; established 1878 ; E. H. Phelps, editor and
publisher ; circulation K K 1.
STARK CO. NEWS; Fridays; repub-
lican ; four pages ; size 24x;35 ; subscription
$1; established 1860; E. Butler, editor and
publisher ; circulation K K.
TROY, Madison Co., l,200t pop ,8 m.
from Edwardsville, on St. L., Van. & T. H.
Rd. Surrounded by an agricultural coun-
try.
BULLETIN; Thursdays; independent;
four pages; size 22x30; subscription $1 25;
established 1873 ; James N. Jarvis, editor and
publisher; circulation K.
TURNER JUNCTION, Du Page
Co., l,000tpop., on Chicago & North-western
Rd., 30 m. from Chicago.
NEWS; Fridays; four pages; size 26x40:
subscription $2; established 1870; J. Russell
Smith, editor and publisher ; circulation K.
TUSCOLA, C. H., Dovglas Co., 3,000t
pop., on Illinois Central and Indianapolis,
Decatur & Springfield Rds., 150 m. from Chi-
cago. In a farming district.
DOUGLAS CO. REVIEW; Satur
days; democratic; four pages; size 24x.35;
subscription $1 50; established 1S75; Asa
Miller, editor; Review Publishing Co., pub-
lishers ; circulation K 1.
SATURDAY JOURNAL: Saturdays:
republican ; eight pages ; size 30x44 ; subscrip-
tion $2; established 1865; J. T. Williams, edi-
tor and publisher ; circulation J.
ILLINOIS.
UPPER ALTON, Madison Co.
COLLEGE REVIEW; monthly ;
twelve pages ; size of page 8x11 ; subscription
.$1; established 1879; Students of Shurtleff
College, editors and publishers ; a college
paper ; issued during the collegiate year.
URBANA, C. H., Champaign Co.,
5,000+ pop., on Indianapolis, Bloomington &
Western Rd., 92 m. from Springfield, and 1*
from Champaign. A place of active trade.
Surrounded by an agricultural and mineral
district.
BULLETIN ; Wednesdays; republican ;
eight pages ; size 26x40 ; subscription $1 50 ;
established 1879; Frank M. Snyder, editor
and publisher ; circulation K 1.
CHAMPAIGN CO. HERALD; Wed-
nesdays ; republican ; eight pa sees ; size 30x44 ;
subscription $2 ; established 1877; Mathews &
Tavlor, editors and publishers ; circulation
J J.
VANDALIA, C. H., Fai/ette Co.,
1,999+ pop., on Kaskaskia r. and Illinois Cen-
tral Rd., at intersection of St. Louis, Van-
dalia, Terre Haute & Indianapolis Rd., 106
m. from Bloomington, and 77 from St. Louis.
A shipping point and trade centre for a
large agricultural section.
FAYETTE CO. DE3IOCRAT; Wed
nesdaj's ; democratic ; four pages ; size 26x40 ;
subscription $1 50 ; established 1859 ; Chas.
(i. Smith .'4: Son, publishers ; circulation K K.
FAYETTE CO. NEWS; Thursdays i
eight pages; size 35x48; subscription $1 50;
established 1878 ; H. R. Miller, editor and pub-
lisher ; circulation K 1.
UNION ; Wednesdays; republican; four
pages ; size 22x32 ; subscription $1 50; estab-
lislied 1864 ; Humphrey & Richards, editors
and publishers ; circulation K 1.
ILLINOIS MEDICAL RE-
CORDER; monthly; medical; thirty-six
pau:es octavo ; subscription $1 50 ; established
1878 ; R. E. Beach, M. D., editor and publisher;
circulation K.
VERMONT, Fulton Co., 2,300t pop.,
on Chicago, Burlington & Quincy and Rock-
ford, Rock Island & St. Louis Rds., 16 m. S.
W. of Lewiston. Engaged largely in agri-
culture.
CHRONICLE : Fridays ; republican ;
four pages ; size 24x35 ; subscription $1 50 ;
established 1870 ; George L. Darell, editor and
publisher.
VIENNA, C. H., Johnson Co., 900t
pop., 190 m. from Springfield, about 34 from
Cairo, on Cairo & Vincennes Rd. Has an
extensive trade in tobacco, grain, hay, fruit
and lumber.
JOHNSON CO. JOURNAL; Fridays;
independent ; four pages : size 24x35 ; sub-
scription $1 50 ; established 1874 ; Milton A.
Smith, editor and publisher ; circulation K.
TIMES; Saturdays; four pages; size
26x40; subscription $1 ."iO; established 1879;
A. K. Vickers & Bro., editors and publishers.
VIRDEN, Macoupin Co., 2,.500t pop.,
on Cliieago & Alton Rd., 17 m. from Carliu-
ville and 22 from Springfield. Centre of a
thriving trade. Extensively engaged in the
shipping of grain.
RECORD; Wednesdays; independent;
eight pages : size 26x40 ; subscription $2 ; es-
tablished 1866 ; W. F. Thompson, editor and
publisher: circulation K.
R EPORTER ; Wednesdays ; four pages ;
si/e 24x35; subscription $1 50; establisTned
1879 ; A. M. Barker and C. H. Coggswell, edi-
tors : A. M. Barker, publisher.
AMERIC^VN ?sEWSPAPER DIRECTORY.
87
ILLINOIS.
ILLINOIS.
VIRGINIA, C. H., Cass Co., 2,200t
pop., at intersection of Peoria, Pekin &
Jacksonville Rd. with Ohio & Mississippi
R(l. In centre of county ; in a fine agricul-
tural district.
ENQUIRER; Saturdays; democratic;
eight pages ; size 85x48 ; subscription $2 ; es-
tablisned 1875 ; John Frank, editor and pub-
lisher: circulation K 1.
GAZETTE; Fridays; republican ; eight
pages ; size :S0x44 ; subscription §2 ; estab-
lished 1872 ; C. Allard, editor and publisher ;
circulation K 1. Largest circulation of any
paper in the county and j'ublishcd at tlte coiin-
ty seat of one of tne most thrii'ing counties in
the State.
WALNUT, Bureau Co., 1,187 pop.
MOTOR; Thursdays; eight pages; size
26x40 ; subscription $2 ; established 1876; John
I. Vosburgh, etlitor and publisher ; circ'n K.
WARREN, Jo. Daviess Co., 1,(36(5
pop., on Illinois Central Rd., at junction of
Mineral Point Rd., 26 m. from Galena, 25 W.
of Freeport, and 145 W. of Chicago. Manu- ,
factiu-ing, lead mining and agriculture are
carried on. Is in the midst of a large farm-
ing district.
SENTINEL ; Thursdays; republican;
four pages ; size 26x4U : subscription $2 ; es-
tablished 18.57 ; Hersr C. Gann, editor and pub-
lisher ; circulation K 1.
WARSAW, Hancock Co., 3,750t pop.,
on Mississippi r., 5 m, below Keokuk, at
terminus of Toledo, Peoria, Wabash &
Western Rd. Large river steamboats run
to this point. Engaged in shipping hay
and other produce, and a place of active
trade.
BULiLETIN ; Saturdays; republican;
four pages ; size 28x44 ; subscription $2 ; es-
tablished 1865 ; Phil. Dallam, editor and pub-
lisher ; Circulation K 1.
WASHBURN, JFoodford Co., l,ooot
I)op., on western division of Chicago & Alton
Rd., 125 m. fi-om Chicago.
REVEILLE; Wednesdays; republican;
four pages; size 26x40; subscription $2; es-
tablished 1872 ; N. V. Maloney, editor ; Re-
veille Publishing Co., publishers ; circulation
K ; printed at the office of the Sparland
Chronicle.
SENTINEL; Thursdays; democratic;
four pages ; size 24x35 ; subscription $2 ; es-
tablished 1876; G. R. Harl, editor and
publisher ; circulation K ; printed at the
office of the Metamora Woodford Sentinel.
"WASHINGTON, Tazeioell Co.. 2.300t
pop., on Toledo, Peoria & Warsaw and
western division of Chicago & Alton and
Chicago, Pekin & South-western Rds., 13 m.
E. of Peoria. It is an extensive shipping
point for grain and hogs. Actively engaged
in manufactures.
HERALD ; Thursdavs ; eight pages ; size
28x4-1 ; subscription SI 50 ; established 1868 ;
Thos. Handsaker, editor and publisher ; cii'-
culation K K.
REPUBLICAN; Thursdays; republi-
can; four pages; size 24xo6 ; subscription
$1 50 ; established 1876 ; H. A. Pallister, edi-
tor ; Pallister & Co., publishers ; circulation K.
WATERLOO, C. H., 3ronroe Co.,
1,7001- pop., 12 ui. from Mississippi r., and 22
S. E. of St. Louis. Surrounded by a wheat
and corn country.
ADVOCATE; Thursdays; democratic;
four pages ; size 2<'}x'.:6 ; subscription $1 ; es-
tablisued 1859 ; J. F. Gotshall, editor and pub-
lisher ; circulation K.
TI3IEH ; Thursdays; democratic; four
pages; size 26x40; subscription .$1 50; estab-
lished 1872 ; W. R. Morrison, editor and pub-
lisher ; circulation K 1.
WATERMAN, De Kalh Co.
LEADER.H
WATSEKA, C.H., Iroquois Co.,
2,500+ pop., on Iroquois r., at intersection of
Toledo, Peoria & Warsaw with Chicago &
Eastern Illinois Rd., 80 m. from Chicago, in
a farming district. The centre of a vast re-
gion of fertile country ; 100 Artesian wells
within the corporate limits ; known as the
"Artesian Citj\"
IROQUOIS CO. TIMES; Saturdays;
independent; eight pages; size 30x48; sub-
scription $2 ; established 1871 ; M. H. Peters,
editor and uublisher ; circulation J.
REPUBLICAN ; Thursdays; republi-
can ; eight pages ; size 29x44 ; subscription $2 ;
established 1856; L. F. Watson, editor and
publisher ; ciivulation J J. Its circulation i.s
guaranteed to be over l.lHXl, and it is the only
))aper entirely printed n-ifhin the county.
The leading paper in the district.
WAUKEGAN, C. H., Lake Co.,
6,0; W pop., on Liike Michigan and Chicago
and North-western Rd., 35 m. from Chicago
and 50 from Milwaukee. A place of active
trade, having considerable lake commerce.
GAZETTE; Saturdays ; republican ; four
pages ; size 28x44 ; subscription $\ 50 ; estab-
lished 1850; Partridge lii-os., editors and pub-
lishers ; circulation J 1.
LAKE CO. PATRIOT; Saturdays;
independent ; four pages ; size 30x44 ; sub-
scription $2; established 1845; George W.
Blair, publisher : circulation J 1.
LAKE CO. REPUBLICAN; Thura
davs; republican; four pages; size 24x35;
subscription $1; established 1879; John A.
Avery, editor and publisher.
W A VERL Y, Morgan Co., 1 ,500t pop.,
on Illinois Farmers' Rd., about 25 m. from
Jacksonville.
JOURNAL; Fridays ; eight pages ; size
26x40 ; subscription $1 50 ; established 1876 ; M.
M. Meacham, publisher ; circulation K 1.
WENONA, Marshall Co., l.oOOt pop.,
at intersection of Illinois Central with
Lacon branch of western division of Chi-
cago & Alton Rd., 19 m. from Lacon, 39
from Bloomington. Centre of a large grain
trade. Some manufacturing carried on.
INDEX; Thursdays; eight pages: size
26x40; suoseription .$2; established 1865;
Cfldet Taylor, editor; Index Publishing Co.,
publishers ; circulation K 1.
WESTFIELD, Clark Co., l,000t pop.,
40 m. W. of Terre Haute, Ind., on Danville,
Olney & Ohio River Rd. ; has schools ; en-
gaged in stock raising and agriculture.
PANTAGRAPH ; Thursdays; four
pages ; size 22x31 ; subscription §1; established
1879 ; M. R. Balr, editor and publisher; circu
lation K.
WHEATON, C. H., Du Page Co.,
1,300+ pop., on Galena division of Chicago &
North-western Rd., 25 m. from Chicago. An
agricultural and stock-growing country.
DER BEOBACHTER ; Fridays ;
German ; eight pages ; size 35x46 ; subscrip-
tion $2 ; established 1878 ; Paul Geleff, editor
and publisher; circulation J J; dated at
Wheaton and Chicago.
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GEO. P. ROWELL & GO'S
ILLINOIS.
ILLINOIS.
IE.L.INOIAN ; Fridays ; republican ;
four pages ; size 26x40 : subscription $2 ; es-
tablished 1861 ; J. Russell Smith, editor and
publisher ; circulation K 1.
COLLEGE RECORD; monthly ; I
twelve pages ; size of page 8x11 ; subscription
$1 ; established 1875 ; John D. Nutting, editor ;
Literary Union of Wheaton College, publish-
ers ; circulation K ; a college paper ; issued
during the collegiate year.
WHITE HALL, Greene Co., IJlOf
pop., on Rockford, Rock Island & St. Louis
and Chicago & Alton Rds., 24 m. from Jack-
sonville and 60 from St. Louis. Centre of
an agi-icultural county. Potters' clay and j
coal are found in the vicinity. Engaged in |
the manufacture of pottery. i
REGISTER; Saturdays; four pages;!
size 26x40 : subscription $2 ; established 1869 ;
Henry Johnson, editor and publisher ; circu- \
latioii K 1. I
REPUBLICAN; Saturdays ; republi- i
can ; four pages ; size 26x40 ; subscription $2 ; j
established 1877 ; E. J. Pearce, editor ; Pearce '
& Clapp, publishers ; circulation K 1 ; printed :
at the office of the CarroUton Patriot.
WILMINGTON, Will Co., 3,150t
pop., on Kankakee r. and Chicago & Alton [
Rd., 53 m. from Chicago. Some manufac-
turing done here.
ADVOCATE; Fridays; independent;
four pages ; size 26x40 ; subscription $2 ; es-
tablished 1870; Eilward D. Conley, editor and
publisher; circulation K 1.
PHCENIX ; Thursdays ; independent ;
eight pages ; size 26x40 ; subscription .$1 50 ;
established 1877 ; C. Hill Duck, editor and
publisher ; circulation K K.
WINCHESTER, C. H., Scott Co.,
1,90.5+ pop., on Big Sandy Creek and the
Chicago, Burlington & Quincy division of
the Rock Island & St. Louis Rd., 10 m. from
Illinois r., 18 from Jacksonville, 82 from St.
Louis and 319 from Chicago. Engaged in
various manufactures. Coal is found here.
The centre of a fine agricultural district.
INDEPENDENT; Fridays; four pages ;
size 24x:35 ; subscription $1 50 ; established
1870 ; S. M. Moses, editor and publisher ; cir-
culation K K.
SCOTT CO. ARROW; Saturdays;
republican ; four pages ; size 26x40 ; subscrip-
tion $2 ; established 1878 ; circulation K ;
printed at the office of the CarroUton Pa-
triot.
TIMES ; Fridays ; democratic ; four
pages ; size 26x40 ; subscription $2 ; estab-
lished 1865 ; A. A. Wheelock, editor and pub-
lisher ; circulation K 1.
WINDSOR, Shelby Co., ],000t pop.,
on I. & St. L. Rd., 120 m. E. of St. Louis.
Has flouring mills.
DOLLAR SENTINEL; Thursdays;
independent ; four pages ; size 24x35 ; sub-
scription .$1; established 1876; A. M. Ander-
son, e(litor and puV)lisher ; circulation K K.
GAZETTE; Thursdays; four pages ; size
24x36; subscription .§150: estaVilished 1878 ;
,T. L. Warden, editor and publisher; circula-
tion K 1.
WOODHULL, Ileunj Co., 70Gt pop.,
on branch of C, B. & Q. Rd., 20 m. from
Galesburgh.
ENTERPRISE; Saturdays; four pages;
size 20x26 ; subscription $1 50 ; established
1877 ; C. C. Carlin, editor and publisher ; cir-
culation K.
WOODSTOCK, C. H., McHenry Co.,
2.500+ pop., on Chicago & North-western Rd.,
51 m. from Chicago.
McHENRY CO. DEMOCRAT; Sat
urdays ; eight pages ; size 30x44 ; subscription
$1 50 ; established 1877 ; Dufield Brothers, edi-
tors and publishers ; circulation K K 1.
NEW ERA; Thursdays ; eight pages ;
size :%x44; subscription $1 50; established
1878 ; W. D. Ringland, editor and publisher ;
circulation J.
SENTINEL; Thursdays; republican;
eight pages ; size :%x44 ; subscription $2 ; es-
tablished 1856 ; Southworth & Glennon, ed-
itors and publishers ; circulation J 1.
WYOMING, stark Co., 2,000t pop.,
near Spoon r., at intersection of Peoria &
Rock Island Rd. with Buda & RushvlUe
branch of Chicago, Burlington & Quincy
Rd., 6 m. from Toulon.
POST; Fridays ; republican ; eight
pages; size 26x40; subscription $2; estab-
lished 1872 ; Sandham & Chaddock, editors
and publishers ; circulation K K.
YATES CITY, Knox Co.
INDl STRIAL BANNER; Fridays ;
greenback ; four pages ; size 24x35 ; subscrip-
tion $1 ; established 1879 ; A. H. McKeighau,
editor and publisher.
YORKVILLE, C. H., Kendall Co.,
1,400+ pop., on Fox r. and Fox River Valley
Rd., 52 m. from Chicago. Engaged in agri-
culture and manufactures. Centre of trade
for the county.
KENDALL CO. RECORD; Thurs-
days ; republican ; four pages ; size 26x40 ;
subscription $1 50 ; established 1864 ; John R.
Marshall,editor and publisher; circulation J 1.
.4 standard family and local paper. Guar-
anteed circulation of over 1,600 copies a week.
Its advertising columns are carefully guarded
against objectionable matter.
INDIANA.
ALBION, C H., Noble Co., 1,1501 pop.,
on Bait. & Ohio Rd., 32 m. from Fort Wayne.
In a fine farming country.
NEW ERA; Thursdays ; four pages ; size
26x40 ; subscription .$2 ; established 1872 ; J. P.
Prickett, editor and publisher ; circulation
Jl.
ANDERSON, C. H., Madison Co.,
4,500+ pop., on White River & Pittsburgh,
Cincinnati & St. Louis Rd., at intersection
of C, C, C. & I. Rd., also terminus of Cincin-
nati, Wabash & Michigan and Anderson.
Lebanon & St. Louis Rds., 36 m. from In-
dianapolis and 48 from Logansport. A
thriving town, carrying on manufacturing
and a general trade.
D E :>I O C R A T ; Fri d ays ; democratic ;
four pages ; size 28x44 ; subscription $1 50 ; es-
tablished 1869; W. R. Brownlee, editor and
publisher ; circulation J J.
HERALD; Fridays; independent re-
publican ; four pages ; size 28x'^ ; subscrip-
tion .$2 ; established 1868 ; William M. Kinnard.
editor and publisher; circulation J 1.
ANGOLA, C. H., Steuben Co., 2,200t
pop., near N. E. coi-ner of State, 42 m. from
Fort Wayne, on Fort Wayne, Jackson &
Saginaw Rd. Engaged in agriculture and
stock raising ; active trade and some manu-
facturing.
HERALD; Wednesdays; democratic;
four pases; si7e 26x40; subscription $1 50;
established 1876; W. K. Sheffer, editor and
publisher; circulation K 1.
STEUBEN REPUBIilCAN; Wednes
days ; republican ; eight pages ; size 30x44 :
AMERICAN NEWSPAPER DIRECTORY.
8»
INDIANA.
INDIANA.
subscription $2; established 1857; James U.
Miller, editor and publisher ; circulation
J J 1.
ANTIOCH, Huntington Co., SOOf pop.,
on Wabash Rd., 31 m. W. of Fort Wayne.
Manufactures wagon material, staves, lum-
ber, etc.
NATIONAL, ENTERPRISE; Fridays;
greenback ; eight pages ; size 26x4<) ; subscrip-
tion $1 ; established 1879 ; James Long, editor
and publisher.
ATTICA, Fountain Co., 2,700t pop.,
on Wabash r. and Wabash & Erie Canal,
and the Toledo, Wabash & Western and In-
diana North & South Rds., 22 m. from
Lafaj'ette. It has a large and flourishing
trade. Engaged in general manufactures.
LiEDGER; Thursdays; republican; four
pages ; size 25x:38 ; subscription $2 ; estab-
lished 1851 ; Lewis D. Hayes, editor and pub-
lisher ; circulation K K 1.
AUBURN, C. II., DeKalb Co., 2,500t
pop., on Baltimore & Ohio, Chicago division,
and Fort Wayne, Jackson & Saginaw Rds.,
at the intersection of the Detroit, Eel r. &
Illinois Rd., 22 m. from Fort Wayne. A
thriving place; rapidly building up; con-
siderable manufacturing carried on.
CO URIER : Thursdays ; democratic ;
eight pages; size 32x46; subscription S2 ; es-
tablished 1871 ; Theodore Reed and Robert J.
Lowry, editors ; Courier Co., publishers ; cir-
culation J J.
DE KALB CO. REPUBLICAN;
Thursdays; republican; eight pages; size
30x44 ; subscription $2 ; established 1874 ;
George W. Weamer, editor and publisher ;
circulation K 1.
AURORA, Dearborn Co., 4,000t pop.,
on Ohio r., and Louisville branch of Ohio &
Mississippi Rd., 25 m. below Cincinnati.
Steamboats run to Cincinnati and other
points on the river. Engaged in milling,
distilling, coopering, and exporting hay
and grain.
DEARBORN INDEPENDENT;
Thursdays ; republican ; four paores ; size
26x40 ; subscription $2 ; established 1S68 ; L. W.
Cobb, editor and publisher ; circulation
SATURDAY NEWS; Saturdays ; eight
pages ; size 31x45 ; subscription ,§2 ; estab-
lished 1874 ; D. W. Calvert, editor and pub-
lisher ; circulation K 1.
BAINBRIDGE, Putnam Co.
NEW.S; Fridays; four paijes; size 18x25;
subscription $1 ; established 1878 ; Geora-e W.
Woolsey. editor and publisher ; circ'n K.
BEDFORD, C. H., Lawrence Co.,
1,954+ pop., on Louisville, New Albany &
Chicago Rd., 72 m. from New Albany, 255
from Chicago. County seat and place of
active trade.
BANNER ; Fridays; four pages; size 22
x81 ; subscription .SI 51) ; established 1871 ; Ly-
curgus Dalton and Charles L. Yockev, edi-
tors ; Charles L. Yockey, publisher ; circula-
tion K.
JO URN A L ; Thursdays; republican; eight
pages; size :Dx44 ; subscription $1; estab-
lished 1873; John V. Smith, editor and pub-
lisher; circulation K 1.
STAR ; Saturdays ; four pages ; size 22x31 ;
subscription 60 cents ; established 1874; John
Johnson. Jr.. editor and publisher; circ'n K 1. i
CHRISTIAN ENSIGN.++
COMMON SCHOOL TEACHER;
monthly ; thirty-six pages octavo ; subscrip-
tion $1; established 1875; Wm. B. Crisler,
A. M., and J. A. Beattie, editors; A. B. Cole,
publisher ; circulation J 1.
BLOOMFIEIiD, C. H., Greem Co.,
2,000+ pop., near W. fork of White r., 80 m.
from Indianapolis. A place of active trade.
in a rich and fertile valley.
DEMOCRAT; Wednesdays; demo-
cratic ; four pages ; size 24x.^ ; subscription
$2 ; established 1870 ; W. P. Stropes, editor ;
Democi-at Publishing Co., publishers; circu-
lation J J.
NEAVS; Fridays ; republican ; four pages ;
size 22x:^2 ; suV>seription SI ; established 1876 ;:
W. H. Pierce, editor ; Beard & Seneff, publish-
ers ; circulation J 1. A larger circulation (1,400
copies) tlian any other tivo papers in the coun-
ty, and increasing rapidly. The organ of the
Republican party in Greene county. No ad
vertisements inserted except for cash. Guar
antee largest circulation in the county, or no
cha rge fo r a d ve rt ising.
BLOOMINGTON, C. H., Monrce
Co., 3,2(X»•^ pop., on Louisville, New Albany
& Chicago Rd., 97 m. from New Albany and
60 from Indianapolis. Engaged in manu
facturing, farming, and quarrying lime-
stone. Location of the Indiana State Uni-
versity.
COURIER; Saturdays ; democratic ;
four pages ; size 24x36 ; subscription SI 50 ;
established 1874 ; H. J. Feltus, editor and pub-
ILsher ; circulation K 1.
R E P i: B L I C A N P R O G R E S S f
Wednesdays ; republican ; four pages ; size
26x40; subscription $2; established 18:35 ; Wm.
A. Gabe, editor and publisher ; circulation K.
BLUFFTON, C. H., Wells Co., 2,131f
pop., on Wabash r., and Fort Wayne, Mun-
cie & Cincinnati Rd., 25 m. S. of Fort Wayne.
Engaged in lumbering and manufactures.
BANNER; Thursdays; democratic ; four
pages ; size 26.x40 ; subscription $2 ; estab-
lished 1849 ; E. A. K. Hackett, editor and pub-
lisher ; circulation J J.
CHRONICLE; Thursdays; republican;
four pages ; sire 28x44 ; subscription SI 50 -
established 1869 ; George Arnold, editor and
publisher; circulation J.
WELLS CO. N. a. TIMES ; Thurs
days ; eight pages ; size 22x32 ; subsci'iption
$1 ; established 1878 ; J. G Smith, editor and
publisht^r ; circulation K K.
BOONVIIiLE, C. H , Warrick Co.,
2,0W pop., ou Evausville & Eastern Rd.,
10 m. from the Ohio i-., and 17 from Evans-
ville. Engaged in raising and manufac-
turing tobacco, and a place of active-
trade.
ENQUIRER; Saturdays; democratic;
four pages ; size 25xC8 ; subscription $1 50 r
established 1854 ; William Swint, editor and
publisher; ch-eulation J.
STANDARD; Thursdays; republican;
four pages : size 24x36 ; subscription SI 25 r
established 1875; William W. Admire, editor;
I. E. Youngblood, publisher; circulation K 1.
BOSWELL, Benton Co.
SQUARE DEAL; Thursdays; four-
pages; size 22x30: subscription .SI 50; estab-
lished 1879 ; J. H. Whitcomb, editor and pul>-
lisher.
BOURBON, Marshall Co., l,.500t pop.,
ou Pittsburgh, Fort Wayne & Chicago Rd.,.
53 m. N. W. of Fort Wayne, 96 E. of ChlcagO-
Surrounded by a fertile country. Actively
engaged in nianufactures.
MIRROR ; Thursdays ; republican ; eight
m
GEO. P. ROWELL & CO'S
INDIANA.
pages; size 30x44; subscription $2; establish-
•ed 1871 ; I. Mattingly, editor and publisher ;
•circulation K 1.
GREEN, C. H., Clmj
16 m. from Brazil, 20 E. of
BOWLING
Co., 7()0(- pop.,
Terre Haute.
CI-AY CO. REVIEW^; Tliursdays ;
democratic ; four pages ; size 24x85; subscrip-
tion $1 ; established 1877 ; Jason W. Brown,
■editor and publisher ; circulation K K.
BRAZIL, C. II., Clatj Co.. 3,500t pop.,
on St. Louis, Vandalia, Terre Haute & In-
dianapolis Rd., 16 m. from Terre Haute and
55 W. of Indianapolis. In the Indiana
Block Coal Region. Largely engaged in
mining and manufacturing.
CL.AY CO. ENTERPRISE; Thurs
•days ; republican ; four pages ; size 24x36 ;
subscription $1 50 ; established 1872 ; Lutlier
Wolfe, editor and publisher ; circulation K.
MINER ; Fridays ; democratic ; eight
Sages ; size .')0x44 ; subscription $1 50 ; estab-
shed 1867; S. B. Riley, editor and publisher;
circulat'on K 1.
NATIONAL, INDEX; Fridays ; eight
pages ; size ;^x44 : subscription $1 50 ; estab-
lished 1878 ; Gray & Travis, editors and pub-
lisher'^; circulation K 1.
WESTERN MIRROR; Thursdays;
democratic ; eiglit pages ; size 29x42 ; sub-
scription $2; established 1873; G. W. Deighan,
editor and publisher; circulation K 1.
BRISTOL, ^/Wm?-^ Co., l.OOOt pop.
BANNER; Frid.nys ; non-partisan ; four
•pages ; size 24x35 ; subscription $1 50 ; estab-
lished 1877; C. F. Mosier, editor and pub
lisher ; circulation K K.
BROOKSTON, JFIdte Co., 800t pop.,
14 m. N. of La Fayette, on the Louisville,
New Albany & Chicago Rd. A good grain
and stock-raising section. Also is an im-
portant shipping point.
REPORTER; Fridays; four pages;
size 22x:?2 ; subscription $1 50 ; established
1872; D. A. Fawcett, publisher ; circulation K.
BROOKVILLE, C. II., Franklin
Co., 2,463+ pop., on White Water r. and
Canal, and White Water Valley Rd., 4:3 m.
from Cincinnati. A place of considerable
trade.
AMERICAN; Thursdays; republican;
four pages ; size 24x35 ; subscript'on $1 75 ; es-
tablished 1851 ; W. H. Green, editor and pub-
lisher ; circulation K 1.
DER L.EIJCHT THURM; Wednes
days ; German ; democratic : four pages ; size
24x;36; subscriptionS2 : established 1872; Chas.
Moormann, editor and publisher; circ"n K.
FRANKLIN DEMOCRAT: Thurs
days ; democratic ; four pages ; size 24x36 ;
subscription $2 ; established 1839; C. B. Bent-
ley, editor and publi'^her ; circulation K 1.
VAI.L.EY STAR; Thursdays; demo-
<rrat1c ; four page.s ; size 24x36 ; subscription
-$1 50; established 1S78; Higgs& Benedict, edi-
tors and publishers ; circulation K 1.
BROWNSTOWN, C. H., Jackson
Co., 1,000-t- pop., on Ohio and Mississippi and
Bedford, Brownstown & Madison Rds., 1 m.
E. of Driftwood fork of the White r., 11 S.
W. of Seymour and 98 W. of Cincinnati. It
is surrounded by a fertile country, which
contains valuable timber in abundance,
and numerous extensive peach and apple
orchards.
BANNER ; Thursdays ; democratic ; eight
J)ages ; size 26x40 ; subscription $1 50 : estab-
ished 1869 ; Wm. Frysinger, editor and pub-
lisher ; circulation K K 1.
INDIANA.
BUNKER HILL, Miami Co., 800t
pop., 67 m. N. of Indianapolis, at junction
of Indianapolis, Peru & Chicago Rd., and
Pittsburgh, Cincinnati & St. Louis Rd. A
fine agricultural and stock-growing ooun
try. Manufactures and ships hardwood
luml)er.
PRESS; Thur.sdays; independent; four
pages ; size 22x31 ; subscription $1 ; estab
lisned 1875 ; Geo. T. Metzger, editor ; George
T. Metzger and P. J. Walther, publishers ;
circulation K.
BUTLER, ^''ArtZft Co.
RECORD; Thursdays; four pages; siz«
22x31; sub.scription $1; established 1877; W.
M. Kist, publisher ; circulation K.
CAMBRIDGE CITY, Warjne Co.,
2,700+ pop., on the White Water Canal. The
Pittsburgh, Cincinnati & St. Louis, Fort
Wayne, Muncie & Cincinnati and Whitti
Water Valley Rds. pass through here ; 53 m.
from Indianapolis, and 75 from Cincinnati
Trading centre. Surrounded by a farming
country. Extensively engaged in manu
factures.
TRIBUNE; Thursdays ; republican ; four
pages; size 24x36; subscription SI; estab
lisned 1865 ; L. R. Johnson, editor ; Tribune
Printing Co., publishers : circulation J J.
WAYNE CITIZEN; Saturdays; repub-
lican ; lour pages ; size 24x36 ; subscription $1 ;
established 1878; W. P. Harding, editor and
publislier; circulation K 1.
CAMDEN, Carroll Co., 700t pop.,
on Terre Haute and Indianapolis Rd., 12 m.
from Logansport. Engaged in lumbering,
grazing and mercantile pursuits.
EXPOSITOR; Thursdays; four page**;
size a2x:^ ; subscription $1 23 ; established
1879 ; Carter & Kullmer, editors and pub
Ushers.
CANNELTON, C. H , Perry Co.,
2,481 pop., on Ohio r., 70 m. above Evansville
and 125 below Louisville, Ky. Coal is found
here in large quantities. The coal mines of
Cannelton are noted as the largest below
Pittsburgh. Engaged in cotton and other
manufactures.
ADVANCE; Saturdays; independent;
four pages ; size 20x26 ; subscription $1 ; es-
tablished 1879; John F. Waldo, editor and
publisher.
ENQUIRER AND REPORTER;
Thursclays ; democratic ; four pages ; size
24x36; subscription $1 50: establisued 1870;
W. N. Underwood, editor and publisher; cir
culation K 1.
CHARLESTOWN, C. H., Clarke
Co., 2,204 pop., 2i m. from the Ohio r., and
the Louisville branch of the Ohio & Missis-
sippi Rd., and 12 from Louisville, Ky. It is
surrounded by excellent land, and has an
active business.
CLARKE CO. RECORD; Saturdays;
independent ; eight pages ; size 35x48 ; sub-
scription $2; establislied 1869; W. S. Ferrier,
editor ; James Ferrier. publisher ; circ'n J J 1 .
CHURUBUSCO, WhUlei/ Co.
HERALD; Fridays; four pages; slzr;
22x32 ; subscription $1 25 ; established 1877 ; D.
M. Eveland, editor and publisher ; crrcula
tiou K K.
CLINTON, Vermillion Co., eOOf pop.,
14 m. from Terre Haute, on the E., T. H. & C .
Rd. Has coal interests.
AMERICAN NEWSPAPER DIRECTORY
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INDIANA.
HERALD; Saturdays; four pages; size
24x:S6; subscription SI oO; estabhslied 1877;
Casey & Bishop, editors and publishers ; cir-
culation K 1.
CLOVERDALE, Putnam Co., SOOf
pop., on L., X. A. & Chicago Rd., 35 m. from
Indianapolis. ProducevS lumber, staves, etc.
COURIER; Thursdays; neutral ; four
pages ; size 20x26 ; subscription $1 ; establish-
ed 1878 ; Lyman Naugle, editor and pub-
lisher ; circulation K.
COLFAX, Clinton Co., l.OOOf pop. At
junction of I. C. & L., and L. C. & S. W. Rds.,
21 m. E. of Lafayette. A good shipping
point.
CHRONICLE; Saturdays; neutral;
eight pages; size 26x40; subscription $1 .tO;
establ.shed 1877 ; B. B. Clarke, editor and pub-
lisher ; circulation K 1.
COLUMBIA CITY, C. H., Whitley
Co., 3,100f pop., on Pittsburgh, Fort Wayne
& Chicago Rd., at the intersection of De-
troit, Eel r. and Illinois Rd., 19 m. from Fort
Wayne. It has a fine trade, and is located
in the centre of a rich agricultural dis-
trict.
COMMERCIAL; Thursdays ; four
pages; size 24x85; subscription .$2 ; establish-
ed 1868; J. W. Baker, editor; H. E. Baker,
publisher ; circulation K 1.
POST; Wednesdays; democratic; four
Bages; size 28x43; subscription $2; estab-
shed 1864 ; Brown & Adams, editors and pub-
lishers ; circulation J 1.
COLUMBUS, C. H., Bartliolomew Co.,
6,000f pop., on White r., 41 m. from Indian-
apoUs, on the Jeffersonville, Madison &
Indianapolis Rd., at the jimction of the
Cambridge City & Madison branch. In an
a^icultural district.
EVENING DE3IOCRAT; every even
ing except Sunday, and DEMOCRAT,
Fridays; uemocratic ; four pages; size— <iaily
19x25, weekly 28x44; sub^cripticm— weeklv
.$ 1 65 ; established— daily 1878, weekly 1870 ; J.
X. Marsh, editor and publisher ; circulation-
daily K, weekly J 1.
EVENING REPUBLICAN; every
evening except Sunday, and REPUBLI-
CAN, Thursdays; republican; daily four
pages, weekly eight pages ; size— daily 18x2.5,
weekly 30x44 ; established— daily 1877, weekly
1872 ; M. Hacker and C. Ricketts, editors ;
Isaac T. Brown, publisher; circulation-
daily K, weekly J 1.
CONNERSVILLE, C. H., Fayette
Co., 2,496 pop., on White Water r. and the
White Water Valley Rd., at the intersection
of the Cincinnati & Indianapolis Junction
Rd. with the Fort Wayne, Muncie & Cincin-
nati Rd., 42 m. from Hamilton, 65 from Cin-
cinnati, and 56 from Indianapolis. Engaged
in manufactures, and the centre of a large
trade.
EXAMINER ; Thursdays; four pacres ;
size 26x42; subscription S2; established 1867;
John M. Higgs, editor ancl publisher ; circula-
tion K 1.
NEWS; Wednesdays; republican: four
pages; size 24x36; subscription $1 ^0; estab-
lished 1877; Green & Bicon, editors and pub-
lishers : circulation K K.
TIMES; Tuesdays; republican; four
pages; s-ze 26x40; subscription $2; estab-
lished 18.50 ; Charles N. Sinks, editor and pub-
lisher; circulation J.
CORYDON, C. H., Harrison Co., l.OOOt
pop., on Indian Creek, 9 m. from the Ohio \
INDIANA.
r. and 21 from Louisville, Ky. Noted for
its great quantity of valuable building and
lithographic stone, marble, timber, &c. Also
as an agricultural region, being one of the
finest wheat and grain-producing counties
in the State. It also contains some valuable
sulphur springs.
DE310CRAT : Mondays; democratic;
eignt pages ; size 26x4<t ; subscription $2 ; es-
tablished 1857 ; Brewster & A'^kren, editors
and publishers ; circulation K K.
REPUBLICAN; Thursdays ; eight
pages; size 26.v40; subscription .$1 50; estab-
lished 1868 ; George W. Self, editor and pub-
lisher ; circulation K.
COVINGTON, C. H., Fountain Co.,
2,273+ pop., on Wabash r., Wabash & Erie
Canal, and Indianapolis, Bloomington &
Western Rd., 73 m. from Indianapolis.
Large quantities of coal, live stock and pro-
duce are shipped from here.
JOURNAL; Wednesdays; four pages;
size 24x36 ; subscription .$1 ; established 1877;
George Rowland, editor and publisher ; cir
culation K 1.
PEOPLE'SFRIEND; Thursdays ;
democratic ; four pages ; size 24x36 ; sub-
scription .S2; established 1842; Gwynn & Henry,
editors and publishers ; circulation K K 1.
SPENCE'S PEOPLE'S PAPER ?
Tiiursdays ; republican ; lour pages ; size
26x40 ; subscription $2 ; established 1874 ; John
H. Spence, editor ; John A. Duncan, publisher;
circulation K K 1.
CRAWFORDSVILLE, C. H.,
Montgomery Co., 5,400+ pop., on Rock r. The
Louisville, New Albany & Chicago, Indian-
apolis, Bloomington & Western and Logans-
port, Crawfordsville & South-western Rds.
all pass through here ; SO m. from Lafayette
and 44 from Indianapolis. A fine agricultu-
ral and well-timbered district. Seat of Wa-
bash College.
NEWS ; every evening except Sunday ;
neixtral ; four pages ; size 20.x26 ; subscription
§5 20; established 1879; Charles H. Bo wen,
ed'tor and publi'^her.
REVIEW ; Saturdavs ; democratic ; eight
pages; size 30x44; subscription $2; estab-
lished 1849 ; John L. Miller, editor and pub-
lisher ; circulation J 1.
SATl RDAY EVENING JOUR-
NAL ; Saturdays ; republican ; eight pages :
size 3<)x44; subscription $160; establisned
18:^8 ; T. H. B. McCain, editor and publisher ;
circulation J J 1.
STAR; Thursdays; independent; eight
pages; size 30x44 ; subscription $1 50; estab-
lished 1871 ; Jere. Keenej, editor and pub-
lisher ; circulation K 1.
BOTANICAL GAZETTE; monthly;
sixteen pages octavo : subscription $1 ; estab-
lished 1876 : John M. Coulter and M. S. Coul
ter, editors and publishers.
CROWN POINT, C. II., Lnhe Co.,
3,000+ pop., on Pittsburgh, Cincinnati & St.
Louis Rd., 41 m. from Chicago. Extensively
engaged in agriculture and stock raising,
particularly hogs. The most important
and largest shipping point between Chicago
and Logansport. Large amounts of gram
and haj' shipped. A place of active trade.
COSMOS; Saturdays; four pages ; size
2:3x32 ; established 1877 ; John Millikan, editor
and p'ib'isher : circulntion K.
FREIE PRESSE; Thursdays ; German ;
eight pa'-^es ; size 30x44 ; subscription $2; estab-
lished 1875 ; John Lehmann, editor and pub-
lisher ; circulation K 1.
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GEO. P. ROWELL & GO'S
INDIAXA.
INDIANA.
LAKE CO. STAR; Fridays; four
pages ; size 24x35 ; subscription $1 50 ; estab-
lished 1873 ; Charles Jouveuat, editor ; Jouve-
i»at & Clark, publishers ; circulation K.
REGISTER ; Thursdays ; republican ;
four pages ; size 26x40 ; subscription $2 ; es-
tablished 1857 ; F. S. Bedell and J. J. Wheeler,
editors and publishers ; circulation K 1.
DANVILLE, C. 11., Hendricks Co.,
1,010 pop., on the Indianapolis & St. Louis
Rd., 20 m. from Indianapolis. The county
seminary is located here.
HENDRICKS CO. DEMOCRAT ;
Wednesdays ; democratic ; four pages ; size
26x40 ; subscription $1 50 ; established 1878 ;
M. A. Barnett, editor and publisher.
HENDRICKS CO. UNION ; Thurs
days ; republican ; four pages ; size 26x40 ;
subscription $1 .50 ; established 1864 ; O. H.
Smith, editor and publisher ; circulation J J.
NORMAL TEACHER; monthly ; edu-
cational ; sixty pages octavo ; subscription
$1 ; established 1878 ; J. E. Sherrill, editor and
publisher ; circulation I 1.
DECATUR, C. H.. Adams Co., 2,0l0t
pop., on St. Mary's r., 21 m. from Fort Wajaie
and on the Cincinnati, Richmond & Foi't
Wayne Rd., in the midst of an agricultural
district. Extensively engaged in the lum-
ber trade.
DEMOC/'RAT; Thursdays; democratic;
four pages ; size 28x44 ; subscription $2 ; estab-
lished 1857 ; Joseph McGonagle, editor and
publisher ; circulation K 1.
JOURNAL; Fridays; four pages: size
24x35; subscription $1 25; established 1879; D.
G. M. Trout, editor ; Journal Co., publishers.
DELPHI, C. H., Carroll Co., 2,000t
pop., on Wabash & Erie River Canal, and j
Toledo, Wabash & Westei-n Rd., 17 m. from
Lafayette. The greatest lime region in the
West. Extensively engaged in paper manu-
facture.
INDIANA SUN; Saturdays : eight
pages; size 26x40; established 1877; Sun Co.,
editors and publishers; circulation K 1.
JOURNAL; Wednesdays; republican;
eight pages ; size 30x44 ; subscription $2 ; es-
tablished 1850 ; Enoch Cox, editor ; James B.
S^ott, publisher ; circulation J.
TIMES; Fridays ; democratic ; four
pages; size 26x40; subscription S2 ; estab-
lished 1848 ; A. R. Bell, editor ; A. B. Cramp-
ton, publisher; circulation K 1.
DUBLIN, Wayne Co., l.lOOt pop., 51
m. E. of Indianapolis, and 18 m. W. of Rich-
mond, on the Pittsburgh & St. Louis Rd.
A high and healthy location, surrounded by
good agricultural and stock-growing coun-
try.
WAYNE REGISTER; Thursdays;
republican ; four pages ; size 24x36 ; subscrip-
tion $1 ; establislied 1875 ; Eckert & Burr, ed-
itors and publishers ; circulation K 1.
DUNKIRK, J(iy Co, SOOf pop., 18
m. from INIuncie. Has mills, stave factory,
etc.
BANNER; Fridays: eight pages; size
30x44; subscription .§1 50; established 1877; A.
W. Mavis, editor and publisher ; circulation
K.
EDINBURG, Johnson Co., 2,000t
pop., on E. fork of White r., which furnishes
good water power, and on Jeffersonville,
Madison and Indianapolis Rd., 30 m. S. E.
Indianapolis.
COURIER; Thursdays; four pages ; size
24x36; subscription $1 65; established 1875;
E. M. Hardy, editor and publisher ; circ'n K.
ELKHART, Ellchart Co., S.OOOf pop.,
on St. Joseph's r., at the junction of the
Northern Indiana Air Line and the Lake
Shore & Michigan Southern Rds., 100 m.
from Chicago. Has good water power,
which is partly developed for manufactur-
ing. Three rivers converge here— the St.
Joseph's, Elkhart and Christiana.
DEMOCRAT ; every morning except
Monday, and WEEKLY, Fridays: demo-
cratic; foui' pages; size— daily 21 x:30, weekly
26x40; subscription .$2; established— daily
1879, weekly 1866 ; G. F. Shutt, editor and pub-
lisher : circulation— weekly J.
EVENING REVIEW; every evening
except Sunday, and REVIEW, Thursdays;
republican ; daily four pages, weekly eight
pages ; size — daily 20x30, weekly (size ot
page) 15x21 ; subscription— daily $5, weekly
$1 50 ; established— daily 1870, weekly 1859 ;
Chase & Kent, editors and publishers ; circu-
lation—daily K 1, weekly J 1. _ __
DER NEBRASKA ANSIEDLER;
monthly ; German ; four pages ; size 16x22 ;
subscription 25 cents; established 1878; Men-
nonite Publishing Co., editors and publish-
ers ; circulation J ; printed at the office of the
Herald of Truth.
HERALD OF TRUTH; monthly;
mennonlte ; twenty pages ; size of page 9x12 ;
subscription .$1; established 1864; John F.
Funk, editor; Mennonlte Publishing Co., pub-
lishers ; does not insert advertisements.
HEROLD DE WAHRHEIT; month
Iv ; German ; mennonlte ; twenty pages ; size
o'f page 9x12; subscription $1; established
1864 ; John F. Funk, editor ; Mennonlte Pub-
lishing Co.. publishers ; does not insert adver-
tisements.
EL WOOD, Madison Co., l,000t pop.,
40 m. from Indianapolis, on P. C. & St. L.
Rd., and L. M. & B. Rd. A great grain and
stock-shipping point. Has flax and stave
factories, saw mills, &c.
REVIEW ; Fridays ; four pages ; size
24x35; subscription $1 50 ; established 1877;
George Winter, editor and publisher ; circu-
lation K.
EVANSVILLE, C. H., Vanderburgh
Co., 40,0001- pop., on Ohio r., 195 m. below
Louisville, and at terminus of Evansvllle
& Terre Haute, St. Louis and South-
eastern, Evansvllle, Henderson & Nash-
ville and Evansvllle & Eastern Rds. ;
also terminus of the following Packet lines :
Evansvllle & Louisville, Evansvllle, Cairo &
Memphis, Evansvllle & Tennessee River,
Evansvllle & Cumberland River, Evansvllle
& Bowling Green, Ky., and Evansvllle &
Cannelton, Ind. The shipments from Ev-
ansvllle are larger than any city on the
Ohio r. below Cincinnati. Has the largest
rolling mill and cotton mill in the West ;
has several large furniture factories, found-
ries, etc. Well adapted to manufactures.
COURIER ; everv morning except Mon-
day, and WEEKLY, Tuesdays; democrat-
i ic ; four pages ; size— daily 26x40, weekly and
, Sunday 30x45 ; subsci-iptlon- daily $8, weekly
$1 25, Sunday $2 ; established 1865 ; Courier Co..
editors and publishers; circulation — daily
J J 1. weekly I.
DEMO K RAT; every morning except
Monday, and WEEKLY, Tuesdays ; Ger-
man ; democratic ; four pages ; size— daily
25x38, weekly and Sunday 29x42 ; subscription
—daily ,f 6, ' weekly $2, Sunday $2 ; estab-
lished 1864 ; C. & F. Lauensteln, editors and
publishers; circulation— daily Jl, weekly H,
Sunday I.
AMERICAN NEWSPAPER DIRECTORY
INDIANA.
INDIANA.
EVENING TRIBUNE; every evening
except Sundaj- ; four pages ; size ^4x36 ; es-
tablished 1877 ; Tribune Pubiisliing Co., edi-
tors and publishers ; circulation I. The
Saturday issue is eight pages ; size 28x42.
JOURNAL.; every morning, TRI-
WEEKLY, Tiiesdavs, Thursdavs and Sat-
urdays, and DOLLAR JOURNAL,
Thursdays ; republican ; daily four pages,
weekly and Siindav eight pages ; size— daily
26x40, weekly and' Sunday :^x43; subscrip-
tion—daily $10, triweekly §7, weekly $1 ; es-
tablished 1831 ; Evansville Journal Co., edi-
tors and publishers ; circulation— daily J J 1,
triweekly K, weekly 1 1.
UNION ; every evening except Sunday,
and VVEEKLY, Wednesdays; German;
republican; four pages ; size2-*x44; subscrip-
tion—daily .$tj, weekly $2; established 1863;
I. Esslinger, editor and publisher ; circulation
— dailv J, ^veeklv I.
DIE INDIANA POJST ; Saturdays;
German; eight pages; size 3)x44; subscrip-
tion $2; established 1879; E. Wilkom & Co.,
editors and publishers.
DOLLAR JOURNAL; (see Jo urn oZ).
FAIRMOUNT, Grant Co., 337 pop.
NEWS; Thursdays; republican; four |
pages : size 22x31 ; subscription $1 25 ; estab- !
lished 1877; W. Seaford and Charles Stout, j
editors and publishers ; circulation K.
FARMLAND, Randolph Co. I
PRESS; Thursdays; four pages ; size
24x34 ; subscription $1 ; established 1877 ; C. :
M. White, editor and publisher : circ'n K.
rORT WAYNE, C. H., Allen Co.,
30,000+ pop., at the confluence of St. Joseph
and St. Mary's rs., which form the Maumee.
The Toledo & Wabash Rd. here intersects
the Pittsburgh, Foi-t Wayne & Chicago Rd.
Four other important railroads centre here.
One of the most important places in the
State. lixtensively engaged in manufac-
tures of various kinds. Surrounded by a
fine agricultural district.
GAZETTE; every morning except Sun-
day, and WEEKLY, Fridays; repub-
lican ; daily four pages, weekly eight pages ;
size — dailv 26.x40, weeklv :35x48 ; subscription
—daily §(5, weekly $1 50; established 1863;
Keil & Bro., publishers; circulation— daily
J 1, weekly J J 1. The " Daily Gazette " is the
largest only oQ cents a month morning daily
in the State, consequently has ne.rt to the
largest circulation of any morning daily in
it. The weekly is the largest and cheapest
iceekly for farmers. Consequently they are
the best advertising mediums in Indiana.
NEWS; every evening except Sunday;
democratic ; four pages ; size 20x28 ; sub-
scription S3; established 1874; Page, Taylor
& Co.. editors and publishers ; circulation H.
SENTINEL; every evening except Sun-
day, and WEEKLY, Wednesdays; demo-
cratic ; four pages ; size — daily 19x:i2, weekly
26x40; subscription— dailv $:i, weeklv $1;
established— daily 1860, weekly isas ; Nelson &
Morss, publishers ; circulation — daily H 1,
w^eeklv III.
DISPATCH-ENTERPRISE ; Wed
nesdays ; greenback ; four pages ; size 24x35 ;
subscription $1 25 ; established 1878 ; J.
Mitchell, editor ; Congdon & Mitchell, pub-
lishers ; circulation J J.
INDIANA STAATS-ZEITUNG ;
Wednesdays ; German ; four pages ; size
^x42; subscription $2; established 1858;
Staats-Zeitung Co., editors and publishers ;
circulation K 1.
JOURNAL; Fridays ; democratic ; four
pages ; size 28x44 ; subscription $1 ; establish-
ed 1869; T. J. Foster & Co., editors and pub-
lishers ; circulation J 1.
SUNDAY MORNING MAIL; Sun-
days; four pages; size 26x10; subscription
$2 50 ; established 1879 ; Meegan & Fowler,
editors and publishers.
W.
CHRISTIAN AGE; semi-monthly ; un-
sectarian ; eight pages ; size 26x40 ; subscrip-
tion $1 ; established 1877 ; D. W. Jones, editor
and publisher ; circulation J.
FOWLER, C. H., Benton Co., l,150t
pop., on C. L. C. Rd., in centre of county,
midway between Chicago and Indianapolis.
Soil especially adapted to agricultural and
stock-raising pursuits.
ERA ; Thursdays ; republican ; four pages;
size 26x40 ; subscription $2 ; established 1873 ;
Mock, Corkins & Miller, editors and pub-
lishers ; circulation K.
GREENBACK HERALD; Fridays;
four pages; size22x:]0; subscription $1 50 ; es-
tablished 1873; G. W. Mellish, editor and pub-
lisher ; circulation K.
REVIEW; Frida5-.s ; democratic; four
pages ; size 24x35 ; subscription $1 50 ; estab-
lished 1875 ; Wm. B. Maddock, etlitor ; Louis
E. Maddock, publisher ; circulation K.
FRANKFORT, C. H., Clinton Co.,
3,200+ pop., on L-)gansp:)rt, Crawfordsville
& South-western and Lafayette, Muncie &
Bloomington Rds., and the terminus of the
Frankfort & Kokomo Rd., 36 m. from Lo-
gansport and 79 from Terre Haute. In a
fine farming district.
BANNER ; Thursdays ; republican ; eight
ages; size 30x44; subscription $2; estab-
shed 1864 ; Ludlam & McBride, editors and
publishers ; circulation J.
CRESCENT; Wednesdays ; democratic ;
eight pages ; size :30x44 : subscription §1 50 ;
established 1851 ; E. H. Staley, editor and pro-
prietor; circulation J 1.
FRANKLIN, C. II., Johnson Co.,
\ 3,500^- pop., on Jetfersonville, Madison & In-
dianapolis Rd., at intersection of Martins-
i ville division of Indianapolis, Cincinnati &
Lafayette Rd., 20 m. from Indianapolis.
! Surrounded by a rich agricultural district.
: A place of active business.
i DEMOCRAT; Fridays; democratic;
'four pages; size 26x4i»; subscrintion $2; es-
I tablished 1861 ; G. E. Finney and Luther Short,
I editors and publishers ; circulation J 1.
! JEFFERSON IAN; Thursdays ; repub-
lican ; four pages ; size 26x40 ; subscription
} .$1 .50; established 1851; H. C. Allison, editor
I and publisher ; circulation J 1.
i FREDERICKSBURG, Washington
Co., 5Ui-t- pop., a trade centre, on New Albany
and Vincennes turnpike ; 22 m. from New
Albany and on Big Blue r.
NEWS; Thursdays ; neutral ; four pages ;
size 20x26 ; subscription $1 ; established 1879 ;
Allen Smith, editor and publisher; circ'n K.
i GARRETT, De Kalb Co., l.OOOf pop.,
1 on the B. & O. Rd. Location of the centre
' division of the B. & O. Rd. shops.
HERALD ; Thursdays ; republican ;
four pages ; size 26x40 ; subscription $1 50 ;
established 1877 ; O. J. Powell, editor and pub-
lisher ; circulation K.
GOODLAND, Newton Co., 900t pop ,
on P., C. & St. Louis Rd., 40 m. N. W. of
Lafayette and 48 W. of Logansport. Sur-
rounded by a rich grain-growing district.
REGISTER ; Saturdays; neutral; four
pages ; size 22x32 ; subscription SI 50 ; estab-
lished 1877 ; A. J. Kitt, editor and publisher ;
circulation K. The " Register" is the best local
paper in Newton county andhas an extensive
circulation in the adjoining counties of Ben-
ton and Jasper.
GOSHEN, (J. H., Elkhart Co., 4,000t
^
GEO. P. ROWELL & CO'S
INDIANA.
pop., on the Elkhart r., at the intersection
of the Northern Indiana Air Line with the
Cincinnati, Wabash & Michigan Rd. The
centre of a rich agi-icultural district, pos-
sessing good water power, wliieh is exten-
sively employed in manufacturing.
DEMOCRAT; Wednesdays ; demo
cratic ; four pages; size 2(5x40; subscription
$2 ; established 18:38 ; William A. Beane, editor
and publisher ; circulation J 1.
INDEPENDENT; Saturdays ; four
pages; size 26.S.40; subscription $1 5<); establish-
ed 1877 ; G. T. Ager, editor ; Ager & Rhine,
publisliers ; circulation K.
TIMES; Thursdays; republican; four
pages; size 28x44; subscription $2; estab-
lished 1856; Starr & Reverie, editors and pub-
lishers ; circulation .J J.
GOSPEL. BANNER; monthly ; menno-
nite ; eight pages ; size 22x28 ; subscription
$1; established 1878; Elder Daniel Brenne-
man, editor; United Mennonices of the
United States and Canada, publishers ; circu-
lation J.
GRAND VIEW, Spencer Co., 900t
pop., on Ohio r., C m. above Rockport and
145 below Louisville.
MONITOR; Thursdays ; four pages ; size
34x35 ; subscription $\ 50 ; established 1866 ;
W. E. Knight, editor and publisher ; circ'n K.
GREENCASTLE,C.H., Putnam Co.,
4,000t pop., on Indianapolis & St. Louis and
St. Louis, Vandalia, Terre Haute & Indian-
apolis Rls., at intersection of Louisville,
New Albany & Chicago Rd., 39 m. W. of In-
dianapolis and 200 S. of Chicago. A rich and
populous agiicuitural district and centre of
a large trade.
BANNER; Tlmrsdays ; republican ; eight
pages ; size 30x44 ; subscription $1 50 ; estab-
lished 1849; Geo. J. Langsdale, editor and
publisher ; circulation J 1.
DOI-IjAR PRESS; Wednesdays; demo-
ocratic ; four pages ; size 24x35 ; subscription
$1 ; established 1858 ; Howard Briggs, editor
and publisher ; circulation J 1.
ST A R ; Saturdays ; eight pages ; size 29x42;
subscription $2 ; established 1873 ; Frank A.
Arnold, editor and publisher; circulation J 1.
AS6URY MONTHLY; fifty two
pages octavo ; subscription $1 ; established
1878 ; published by the Indiana Asbury Uni-
versity ; circulation K 1 ; a college magazine ;
Lssued during the collegiate year.
GREENFIELD, C. H., Hancock Co.,
3,000+ pop., on the Pittsburgh, Cincinnati &
St. Louis Rd., 20 m. E. of Indianapolis. En-
gaged in manufacturing furniture and
various other articles. Several saw and
flouring mills. The centre of a good farm-
ing district.
HANCOCK DEMOCRAT; Thurs
days ; democratic ; four pages ; size 26x41 ;
subscription $2 50 ; established 1860 ; Wm.
Mitchell, editor and puljlisher ; circulation J 1.
HANCOCK JEFFERSON IAN; Sit
urdays ; four pages; size 24x36 ; subscript on
$1 50'; established 1878 ; R .1. Strickland, edi-
tor and publisher ; circulation J J.
ODD FELLOWS' CHRONICL.E ;
Saturdays; oddfellowship ; four pages; s ze
24X.S6: subscription .$150; established 1878 ;
R.J Strickland, editor and publisher; circu-
lation K 1.
INDEPENDENT MEDICAL INVES-
TIliATOR ; monthly; medical; twenty-
eight pages octavo; subscription 50 cents;
established 1879 ; Samuel S. Boots, M. D., and
John L. Mar.sh, M. D., editors and publishers.
GREENSBURG, C. H., Decatur Co.,
5,000+ pop., on Indianapolis & CLncinnati
INDIANA.
Rd., 46 m. from Indianapolis. Engaged in
milling and manufacturing, and surround-
ed by an extensive agricultural region. Ex-
tensive stone quarries are located here.
DECATUR NEWS ; Wednesdays ; dem-
ocratic ; four pages ; size 26x40 ; subscription
$1 50 ; established 1868 ; Donneli & Hart, edi-
tors and publishers ; circulation K K 1.
S A T U RD A Y REV I E W ; Saturdays ;
repuulican ; four pages ; size 26.\-4(i ; subscrip-
tion $1 50; estab.ished 1879; George H. Mc-
Kee, editor ; R. W. Montgomery, publisher.
STANDARD; Fr.days ; republican ; eight
pages ; Size ::i0x44 ; subscription $2 ; established
1835; J. J. Hazelrigg, editor and publLsher;.
circulation J 1.
HAGERSTOWN, Way7ie Co., l.lOOt
pop., on the C. & G. E. and the Wliite Water
Valley Rls. Has 6 flouring mills, and is
quite a grain-shipping point.
EXPONENT; Thursdays; independent^
four pages ; size 24x36 ; subscription $1 ; estab-
lished 1876 ; H. J. Daj', editor and publisher ;
circulation K K.
HARTFORD CITY, C. H., Black-
ford Co., 1,500+ pop., at crossing of Pitts-
burgh, Cincinnati & St. Louis and Fort
Wayne, Muncie & Cincinnati Rds., 75 ni.
from Indianapolis, 175 from Chicago, 130
from Cincinnati, 47 from Fort Wayne. A.
large hub and spoke factory is here, also
several other manufactories.
NEWS; Thursdays; republican; eight
pages ; size 35x4S ; subscription $2 ; estab-
lished 1853; John M. Ruckman, editor and
publisher; circulation K 1.
TELEGRAM; Thursdays; democratic;
four pages ; size 26x40 ; subscription |1 50 ; es
tal>lished 1877; C. U. Timmonds, editor and
publisher ; circulation K.
HOBART, Lake Co, 3,000t pop.; an
important county shipping and railroad
point, on P., F. W. & C. Rd., 33 m. from Chi
cago.
JOURNAL; Saturdays; four pages; size
24x35; subscription $1 25; established 1879;
P. J. Kelly and G. R. Bassett, M. D , editors :
P. J. Kelly, publisher ; circulation K.
HUNTINGBURGH, D^lbois Co.,
l,5iX»+ pop., on the Cincinnati, Rockport &
S. W. Rd., 8 m. S. of Jasper. Engaged In
manufactures, agriculture and coal mining.
A progressive place.
SIGNAL; Thursdays; German; inde-
pendent ; tour pages ; size 25x39; subscription
$1 50; established 1867; Signal Co., editors
and publishers ; circulation J.
HUNTINGTON, C. II., Huntington
Co., 4,.500+ pop., on Wabash r., and the Tole-
do, Wabash & Western Rd., and the Wa-
bash & Erie Canal, 24 m. from Fort Wayne.
Actively engaged in manufactures ; has sev-
eral factories, iron and wood. Makes im-
mense quantities of lime.
DEMOCKAT.+f
INDIANA HERAL.D; Wednesdays;
republican ; eight pages ; &ize 30x44 ; subscrip-
tion .$2 ; established 1848 ; A. W. DeLong and
C. H. Filson, editors ; Herald Printing Co.,
publishers ; circulation J 1.
LIME CITY NEWS; Saturdays; inde-
pendent ; four pages ; size 26x4J ; subscrip-
tion .$1 f,0 ; e&tablished 1878 ; W. T. Cutshall,
editor and publisher ; circulation K 1.
INDIANAPOLIS, C. H., Marion
Co., State capital, 114,000+ pop., on White r.,
near centre of State, 115 m. from CincinnatL
AMERICAN NEWSPAPER DIRECTORY
9*
INDIANA.
IIO from Louisville, 240 from St. LouLs, and
194 from Chicago. The centering point of
tliirteen important railroads, and in a rich
and fertile district, having an immense
trade.
JOURNALi; everv morning except Sun-
day, and INDIANA STATE JOUR-
NALi, Wednesdays; repuolican ; eight
pages; size :%x43; subscription— daily $12,
weekly SI 25 ; established — daily 182:?, weeKly
1818; E. B. Martindale & Co., editors and
publishers ; circulation — daily G 1, weeklj' F 1.
NEWS; every evening except Sunday,
and VVEEKIjY, Wednesdays; indepen-
dent ; four pages ; size — daily 24xS4, weekly
26x39 ; subscription— daily $6, vyeeklv $1 ; es-
tabUshed 1869; John H. HoUiday, editor
and publisher; circulation — daily F 1,
weekly K K. Daily: Conditions payment for
advjrtisi ig on having more than one-half
larger circulation than any other Indiana
daily. Affidavit furnished on application.
SENTINEL: every morning, and INDI-
ANA STATE SENTINEL, Wednes-
days ; democratic ; eignt pages ; size 31x43 ;
subscription— daily §12, weekly SI ; estab-
lished 18:S2 ; Indianapolis Sentinel Co., ed-
itors and publishers ; circulation — daily G G,
weekly G 1.
TELEfiRAPH; every morn'ng, and
INDIANA VOLKSBLATT UND
TELEGRAPH, Saturdays; German ; in-
dependent ; daily four pages, weekly eight
pages ; size — daily 26x39, weekly :30x43 ; sub-
scription— daily SlO, weekly $2 ; established
—daily 1865. weekly 1848 ; Gutenberg Co., edi-
tors and publishers ; circulation^iaily J 1,
weekly I 1.
DIE ZU RUN FT; Thursdays: German;
indepenient; dglit pages; size :50x44 ; sub-
scription $2 fO ; established 1867 ; Gutenberg
Co.. e litor-^ and publishei's; circulation H 1.
INDIANA FA R3IER; Saturdays; agri-
cultural; eignt pages; size 32x46; subscrip-
tion $2; established 1866; Indiana Farmer
Co., editors and publishers; circulation E E 1.
INDIANA STATE JOURNAL; (see
Journal).
INDIANA STATE SENTINEL; (see
Sentinel).
INDIANA TRIBUENE; Saturdays;
German ; eight pages; size 31x43; subscrip-
tion S2; established 1878 ; Otto Sjhissel, pub-
Usher ; circulation K K 1.
INDIANA VOLKSBLATT UND
TELEGllAPH;(see Telegraph).
JOURNAL AND MESSENGER;
(.see Cincinnati, Ohio).
JOUIINAL OF FREED03I AND
RIGHT; Thur.sdays; eight pages; size
3Jx44; subscription $2 50; e.stablished 1878;
T. J. Sharp & Co., editors and publishers ;
circulatijn .J J 1.
LEADER; Saturdays; republican; four
pages ; size 24 x:^ ; subscription $2 ; estab-
lished 1879 ; Bagby & Co., editors and pub-
lishers.
PEOPLE; Saturdays ; independent ; eight
page-s; size 32x48; subscription §2; estab-
lisned 1870 ; Enos B. Reed, editor and pub-
lisher; circulafon G.
REPUBLICAN; Saturdays; republi-
can ; e ght pages ; size 31x45 ; subscription .§2 ;
established 1879 ; Dynes, McGuire & Co., edi-
tors and publi-h"rs.
SATURDAY HERALD; Saturdays;
eighc pages ; s^lze 34x4« ; subscription $2 ; es-
tablished 1872; Binnister & Dooley, editors
and nublishers ; circulation G G.
SPOTTVOGEL ; Sundays; German;
comic; eigtit page<; size 26x40; subscription
ftj; established 1866; Gutenberg Co., pub-
Ushers ; circulation H 1.
SUN ; Saturdays ; independent ; eight
pages ; size 3 )x43 ; subscription §1 ; estab-
lished 1873 ; J. K. Speer, editor ; Sun Co., pub-
lishers ; circulation H 1.
WESTERN CITIZEN; Saturdays ; in-
dependent ; eignt pages ; size 31x42 ; subscrip-
tion $1 ; established 1876; Thomas McSheehy,
editor and publisher ; circulation J 1. Tne
INDIANA.
" Western Citizen" is the only Irish-American.
Catholic newspaper of Indiana. Subscription
only .$1 a year.
WESTERN SPORTSMAN AND
LIVE STOCK NEWS; Saturaays ;
spoj-ting ; live-stock ; eight pages ; size 2.5x:38 ;
subscription $2 ; established 1878 : N. A. Ran-
dall, editor and publisher ; circulation H.
DRAINAGE AND FARM JOUR-
NAL ; monthly; thirty-two pages octavo;
subscription .$1 ; established 1879 ; J. -J. W.
Billingsley, editor; Billingslej' & Diamond^
publishers.
INDIANA OFFICIAL RAILWAY
GUIDE: monthly; forty pages; size of
page 5x8 ; subscription 50 cents; established
1875 ; Indianapolis Journal Co., editors and
publishers ; an advertisinir sheet.
INDIANA SCHOOL JOURNAL^
monthly ; educational ; sixty-tour pages oc-
tavo ; subscription .$1 50 ; established 1856 ;
W. A. Bell, editor and publisher ; circulation
TT TT -1
MASONIC ADVOCATE; monthly;
masonic ; sixteen pages ; size 2.5x38 ; subscrip-
tion $1 .35; established 1868; Martin H. Rice,
P. G. M., editor and publisher; circulation
TT TT
MECHANICAL JOURNAL; month
ly ; naechanics ; sixteen pages ; size of page
10x14 ; subscription §1 ; established 1875 ;
Moore & Kerrick, editors and pubUshers ;
circulation X.
MILLSTONE; monthly; sixteen pages;
size of page 11x14; subscription $1; estab-
lished 1875; Millstone Publishing Co., publish-
ers ; circulation X.
MORNING W ATCH.++
ODD FELLOWS' TALISMAN ?
monthly ; oddfellowsliip ; sixty-eight pages
octavo ; subscription $2 ; established 1868 ; B.
F. Foster, editor ; John Reynolds, publisher ;
circulation G 1.
PYTHIAN JOURNAL; monthly:
Knights of Pythias ; sixteen pages ; size of
page 10x12 ; subscription $\ ; established 1874;
A. M. Preston & Co., editors and publishers ;
circulation G G.
TYRO ; monthly; twelve pages ; size of
page 8x11 ; subscription .50 cents; established
1878 ; Students of the Indianapolis Classical
School, editors and publishers ; circulation
K ; a college paper ; issued during tlie schol-
astic year.
JASPER, C. H., Dubois Co., l.OOOf
p jp., on Patoka Creek, 120 m. from Indian-
apolis. Terminus of Cin., R. & S. M. Rd.
Centre of trade. Engaged principally In
agricultural pursuits. Flint, iron and coal
found in vicinity.
COURIERJ+
TIMES; Fridays ; democratic ; four
paj^es; size 22x31; subscription §2; estab-
lished 1876 ; George F. S .vint, editor and pub-
lisher ; circulation K.
JEFFERSONVILLE, Clarice Co.,
7,"254 pop., on Ohio r., opposite Louisville,
Ky., and at the terminus of Indianapolis &
Jeffersonville Rd. Extensively engaged in
manufactures.
EVENING NEWS; every evening ex-
cept Smday, and NATIONAL DEMO-
CxtAT, Thursdays; democrat.e; daily four
pages, weekly eijiiii pages; size— daily 22x29,
weekly .30x44 ; subscription— dally $5, weekly
.^2 ; established — daily 1872, weekly 1855 ;
Reuben Dailev, editor and publisher ; circu-
lation—daily K, weekly K 1.
EVENING TIMES; every evening ex-
cept Sunday ; four pages ; size 22x^9 ; sub-
scription $5 ; established 1880 ; Johnston,
Armstrong & Fitzpatrick, editors and pub-
lishers.
JONESBORO, Grant Co., ROOf pop.,
on Mississiiiewa r. and Pittsburgh, Cincin-
nati & St. LouLs Rd., 46 m. E. of Logansport.
S6
GEO. P. KOVVELL & CO'S
INDIANA.
INDIANA.
COURIER ; Fridays ; independent ; eight
pages ; size 22x31 : sub=ieription $1 25 ; estab-
lished 1876 ; John S. McCarty, editor and pub-
lisher ; circulation K.
KENDALL VILLE,iV-oWe Co., 2,800t
pop., on Air Line division of Lake Shore &
Michigan Rd., at intersection of Grand Rap-
ids & Indiana Rd., 26 m. from Fort Wayne
and 91 from Toledo.
NEWS; Thursdays ; eight pages ; size
50x44; subscription $1 50; established 18TT ;
A. S. Parker, editor and publisher ; cii'cula-
tion K K. , ,.
STANDARD; Thursdays; republican;
eight pages ; si/" 35x48 ; subscription $2 ; es-
tablished 1863 ; C. O. Myers, editor and pub-
lisher ; circulation J 1.
BEE KEEPERS' GUIDE; monthly;
■bee-culture ; four pages ; size 17x25 ; subscrip-
tion 50 cents ; established 1877 ; A. G. Hiil, ed-
itor ; C. O. Myers, publisher ; issued from the
office of the Standai'd.
KENTLAND, C. H., Newton Co., I,o00t
pop., on third division of Pittsburgh, Cincin-
nati & St. Louis Rd., 57m.W. of Logansport,
4 E. of Illinois State line, 90 from Chicago and
80 from Indianapolis. Surrounded by a rich
agricultural district and extensively en-
gaged in manufactures of various kinds.
GAZETTE; Tluirsdays ; republican ; four
pages ; size 26x40 ; subscription $1 50 ; estab-
lished 1866; French & Conner, editors and
publishers ; circulation K 1.
PEOPLE'S PRESS; Fridays; eight
pages; size 26.^40; subscription $1 50; estab-
lished 1874; John B. Spotswood, editor and
publisher ; ch-culation K.
KNIGHTSTOWN, ^eiiry Co., 2,300t
pop., on Blue r. and the Pittsburgh, Cincin-
nati & St. Louis Rd., 34 m. from Indianapo-
lis, and 36 from Richmond. Engaged in ag-
riculture and manufactures. Does a thriv-
ing trade. Good vv^ater power furnished by
Blue river.
BANNER; Fridays; republican; eight
pages ; size 30x44 ; subscription $1 25 ; estab-
lished 1867 ; John A. Deem, editor and pub-
lisher ; circulation K 1.
SHIELD ; Thursdays ; independent ;
eiglit pages ; size 26x40 ; subscription $1 ; es-
tablished 1879 ; Grubbs & Moore, editors and
publishers.
DENTAL NEWS; monthly; dental;
sixteen pages ; size of page 10x13 ; subscrip-
tion $1 ; established 1878 ; T. P. Wagoner, edi-
tor and publisher ; circulation K 1.
KNOX, C. H., Starke Co., l,500t pop.,
on Yellow r., about 10 m. from English
Lake, about 10 E. of Kankakee r., at cross-
ing of Pittsburgh, Chicago & St. Louis Rd.
A new county and rich in mineral wealth,
in the shape of iron ore. One of the finest
districts for the cultivation of corn, tobac-
co and the raising of stock in the State.
STARKE CO. ENTERPRISE;
tion K.
STARKE CO. LEDtJER; Thursdays ;
democratic ; four pages ; size 24x35 ; subscrip-
tion $2; established 1868; O. Musselman, edi-
tor and publisher ; circulation K.
KOKOMO, C. H., Howard Co., 8,0G0t
pop., on Wildcat r., at the intersection of
the Indianapolis, Penn. & Chicago with the
Pittsburgh, Cincinnati & St. Louis Rd., 54
m. from Indianapolis. Engaged in agricul-
ture and stock raising; lumbering and
manufactures carried on.
DISPATCH; Thursdays; eight pages;
size 30x44 ; subscription $2 ; established 1870 ;
J. O. & H. E. Henderson, editors and publish-
ers ; circulation J J 1.
SATURDAY TRIBUNE; Saturdays;
republican; eight pages; size 30x44; sub-
scription $1 75; established 1852; T. C. Phil-
lips' Sons, editors and publishers; circula-
tion I.
TUESDAY GAZETTE; Tuesdays; foui-
pages; size 21x30; subscription $1; estab-
lished 1879; W. Gause and E. E. Russell, ed-
itors and publishers.
LADOGA, Montgomery Co., l,500t
pop., on Louisville, New Albany & Chicago
Rd., 11 m. S. E. of Crawfordsville, 40 from
Indianapolis and Lafayette. Mercantile
and manufacturing interests well repre-
sented.
JO URN A L ; Thursdays ; four pages; size
20x26; subscription $1; established 18/6;
John H. Harney, editor and publisher ; circu-
lation K.
LAFAYETTE, C. H., Tippecanoe Co.,
22,00(it pop., on Wabash r., and Wabash &
Erie Canal, and Wabash Rd., at intersec-
tion of Louisville, New Albany & Chicago
Rd. The Cincinnati, Lafayette & Chicago,
the Indianapolis, Cincinnati & Lafayette,
and Lafayette, Bloomington & Muncie Rds.
terminate here. The railroad connections
make it a centering point for the rich and
populous agricultural districts surrounding
it. Has fine steam and water power, which
is extensively employed in manufactories.
COURIER; every evening except Sun-
dav, and WEEKLY, Tuesdays; republi-
can ; four pages ; size 28x4:? ; subscription-
daily $10, weekly $2 ; established— daily 1849,
weekly 1846; W. S. Lingle, editor and pub-
lisher ; circulation— daily J, weekly J J 1.
DISPATCH ; every afternoon except
Sunday, and WEEKLY, Thursdays ; demo-
cratic ; daily four pages, weekly eight pages ;
size— daily 22x30, weekly 30x44 ; subscription
—daily $3 50, weekly $2; established 1869;
John C. Dobelbower, editor and publisher;
circulation— daily K K, weekly J J.
JOURNAL; every morning except Sun-
day, and WEEKLY, Fridays ; republican ;
four pages; size 28x42; subscription— daily
$10, weekly $1; established 1829; S. Vater,
& Co., editors and publishers; circulation-
daily J, weekly J 1.
DER DEUTSCHE AMERIKAN-
ER; Saturdays; German; four pages; size
28x40; subscription $2 50; established 1875;
Francis Johnson, editor and publisher ; cir-
culation K 1.
HOME JOURNAL; Thursdays; four
pages ; size 26x40 ; subscription $1 50 ; estab-
lished 1871 ; L. R. Thompson, editor ; L. R.
Thompson & Son, publishers ; circulation J 1.
SATURDAY EVENING NEWS;
Saturdays ; republican ; four pages ; size
22x30 ; subscription 50 cents ; established 1879;
K. M. Hoover, editor and publisher.
SUNDAY MORNING LEADER;
Sundays; independent; eight pages; size
30x44 ; subscription $2 ; established 1874 ; F. E.
D. McGlnley & Son, editors and publishers ;
circulation H.
SUNDAY TIMES; Sundays; indepen-
dent; eight pages; size 30x44; subscription
$2 ; established 1878 ; circulation 1 1.
TEMPERANCE HERALD ; semi
monthly ; temperance ; four pages ; SLze
22x30; subscription $1; establisheci 1878; Joseph
T. Landrey, editor and publisher ; circula-
tion J 1.
TRADE JOURNAL; semimonthly;
commercial ; twenty -four pages ; size of pag*
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INDIANA.
9x13 ; subscription $1 50 ; established 18T8 ; C.
A. Reynolds, editor and publisher; circula-
tion X.
LA GRANGE, C. H., La Grange Co.,
l,500t pop., on Grand Rapids & Indiana Rd.,
46 m. N. of Fort Wayne and 100 W. of Toledo,
94 S. of Grand Rapids, and 1:30 E. of Chicago.
Engaged in agriculture and manufacturing.
DEMOCRAT; Thursdays; democratic;
eiglit pages ; size 26x40 ; subscription $1 50 ;
established 1879 ; J. Frank Snyder, editor and
publisher.
REGISTER; Fridays; independent;
eight pages ; size 30x44 ; subscription $2 ; es-
tablished 1874 ; J. C. Hewitt, editor and pub-
lisher ; circulation K K 1.
STANDARD; Thursdays; republican;
eight pages ; size 35x4S ; subscription .$2 ; es-
tablished 1857 ; John H. Rerick, editor and
publisher ; circulation J 1.
LiAGRO, Wabash Co., l.SOOf pop., on
Wabash Rd., 30 m. W. of Fort Wayne, and
13 W. of Huntington. Engaged in milling
and manufactures.
EXPRESS; Saturdays; four pages ; size
22x3iJ ; subscription §1 ; established 1874 ; C.
A. Richards, editor and publisher; circula-
tion K K 1.
LA PORTE, C. H., La Porte Co.,
9,015+ pop., on Lake Shore & Michigan South-
ern, at crossing of Cincinnati, Peru «fe Chi-
cago Rd., 58 m. from Chicago. Extensively
engaged in manufactures. Railroad repair
shops located here.
ARGUS; Thursdays; democratic ; four
pages ; size 27x44 ; subscription .$2 ; establish-
ed 1869; H. E. Wadsworth, editor; Wads-
worth & Kessler, publishers ; circulation J 1.
HERAL,D.C'HRONICL.E; Thursdays;
republican ; eight pages ; size 35x48 ; sub-
scription $2 ; established 1874 ; La Porte Prin-
ting Co., editors and publishers; circula-
tion J J 1.
JOURNALi; Fridays; German; demo-
cratic ; eight pages ; size 34x46 ; subscription
$2 ; established 1877 ; Henry Goodmann, edi-
tor; La Porte Journal Publishing Co., pub-
lishers ; circulation J 1.
LAUREL, Franklin Co., l.OOOt pop.,
on White Water r. and White Water Rd., 57
m. from Cincinnati. Stone shipping point.
Does business also in lumber and staves.
REVIEW; Fridays; four pages; size
24x35; subscription $1 50; established 1877;
B. A. Smith, editor and publisher.
LAWRENCEBURGH, C. H.,
Dearborn Co., 4,500+ pop., on Ohio r., 22 m.
from Cincinnati. The Ohio and Mississippi
and the Indianapolis & Cincinnati Rds. pass
thi'ough here. The terminus of the White
Water Canal, which furnishes abundant
water power, which is largely employed in
manufacturing furniture, coffins and dis-
tilled liquors.
PRESS; Thm-sdays; republican; four
pages; size 26x40; subscription $2; established
1854 ; J. E. Larimer, editor and publisher ;
circulation J 1.
REGISTER; Thursdays; democratic;
four pages ; size 26x40 ; subscription $2 ; es-
tablished 1837; Wm. D. H. Hunter, editor;
Hunter & O'Brien, publishers ; circulation J 1.
LEAVENWORTH, C. H., Craw-
ford Co., 1,000+ pop., on Ohio r., about 60 m.
below Louisville, Ky. It is the shipping
point for a considerable region. Coal mines
are under operation in the vicinity.
INDIANA.
CRAWFORD CO. DEMOCRAT ;
Wednesdays ; democratic ; four pages ; size
24x35 ; subscription SI 25 ; established 1879 ;
Ellsworth & Clark, editors and publishers.
CRAWFORD CO. HERALD ; Thurs-
days ; republican ; four pages ; size 24x36 ;
subscription $1 50 ; established 1871 ; E. B.
Hawn and J. W. C. Springstun, editors ;
Hawn & Benham, publishers ; circulation
K K
CRAWFORD CO. RECORD ; Wed
nesdays ; democratic ; four pages ; size
22x32 ; subscription $1 50 ; established 1878 ;
M. Monk, editor and publisher; circulation
Kl.
LEBANON, C.H., Boone Co., 3,100t
pop., on Indianapolis, Cincinnati & Lafay-
ette Rd., 28 m. from Indianapolis.
PATRIOT ; Thursdays ; republican ; foiu-
pages ; size 26x40 ; subscription $1 50 ; estab-
lished 1859; Charles E. Wilson, editor and
publisher ; circulation J.
PIONEER; Thursdays; democratic; four
pages ; size 26x40 ; subscription $2; established
1859 ; T. H. Harrison, editor and publisher ;
circulation J.
LEWISVILLE, Benry Co., 500t pop.,
on Pittsburgh, Cincinnati & St. Louis Rd.
Surrounded by a rich agricultural country.
DEMOCRAT; Thursdays; democratic;
four pages; size 24x36 ; subscription $1 25;
established 1877 ; Taylor & Porch, editors and
publishers ; circulation K 1.
LIBERTY, C. H., Union Co., l,095t
pop., on Cincinnati & Indianapolis Junction
Rd., 50 m. from Cincinnati, 70 from Indian-
apolis, and 15 from Richmond. Manufac-
turing, trading, agriculture and stock rais-
ing extensively carried on.
HERALiD ; Thursdays ; republican ; four
pages ; size 24x36 ; subscription $1 75 ; estab-
lished 1851; Stivers Bros., editors and pub-
lishers ; circulation J. Only well-established
paper in the county; official paper of the
county and town, and the best advertising
medium in South-eastern Indiana. Circula-
tion bona-flde and permanent.
MAIIj; Thursdays; four pages; size
22x31 ; subscription $1 50 ; established 1878 ;
Will Hamilton, editor and publisher ; circ'n K.
LIGONIER, ^''oble Co., 2,160t pop.,
on Elkhart r., and Air Line division of Lake
Shore and Michigan Southern Rd., 25 m.
from Elkhart and 108 from Toledo, En-
gaged in agriculture and various manufac-
tures. An excellent shipping point for
wheat and produce.
NATIONAL. BANNER: Thursdays;
democratic ; eight pages ; size 30x44 ; subscrip-
tion $2 ; established 1866 ; J. B. Stoll, editor
and publisher ; circulation J 1.
LOGANSPORT, C. H., Cass Co.,
15,000+ pop., on Wabash r. and Wabash &
Erie Canal, at the junction of the Middle-
port, Peoria & Burlington with the Toledo,
Wabash & Western Rd. Cincinnati & Chi-
cago Rd. intersects the Toledo, Wabash &
Western at this place, making it an import-
ant railroad centre and a place of large and
active trade.
JOURNAL; every morning except Mon-
day, and WEEKLY, Saturdays; repub-
lican ; eight pages ; size — daily 26x40, weekly
;i0x44 ; subscription— daily $6, weekly $1 50 ;
established— daily 1876, weekly 1849 ; Jamas T.
Bryer, editor ; Pratt & Co., publishers ; circu-
lation—daily J, weekly J J 1.
PHAROS; Thursdays ; democratic ;
eight pages ; size 28x42 ; subscription $1 25 ;
98
GEO. P. ROWELL & CO'S
INDIANA.
established 1844 ; S. P. Sheerin, editor; Pharos
Co., publishers ; circtilation J 1.
SUNDAY CHRONICJLE; Sundays;
independent ; eight pages ; size 26x40 ; sub-
scription $1 50; established 1875; Henry J.
McSheehy, editor and publisher ; circulation
J 1 ; the Chronicle, the same size, form and
subscription, is issued on Saturday evenings.
OUR YOUNG MEN; monthly; evan-
gelical ; eight pages ; size 22x32 ; subscription
50 cents; established 1879; Young Men's
Christian Association, editors and publishers.
LiOOGOOTEE, Martin Co., 875t pop.,
near E. fork of White r., and on Ohio and
Mississippi Rd., 34 m. E. of Vincennes. Sur-
rounded by a fine agricultural district, from
which large quantities of wheat are ex-
ported.
SUN; Saturdays ; democratic ; eight pages;
size 22x32 ; subscription $1 ; established 1880 ;
Arthur C. O'Brian, editor and publisher.
TRIKUNE; Thursdays; republican ; four
pages ; size 22x32 ; subscription $1 25 ; estab-
lished 1875 ; E. P. Thorp, editor and publisher;
circulation K.
LOWELL, Lake Co., l.lOOt pop.,
about 10 m. S. of Crown Point.
liOCAL. NEWS; Fridays ; neutral ; eight
pages ; size 26x40 ; subscription $2; established
1878 ; W. H. Mansfield, editor and publisher ;
circulation K.
MADISON, C.K., Jefferson Co., 14,560t
pop., on Ohio r., at terminus of Jefferson-
ville, Madison & Indianapolis Rd., midway
between Cincinnati and Louisville. Steam-
boats make regular trips froni here to Cin-
cinnati, Louisville and other ports on the
Ohio and Mississippi rs. Engaged in manu-
facturing, and a shipping point for immense
quantities of farm produce. Centre of a
large and increasing trade.
COURIEli; every evening except Sun-
day, and WEERLY, Wednesdays; repub-
lican ; daily four pages, weekly eight pages ;
size — daily 22x32, weekly 32x49; subscription-
daily $7 50, weekly $1 50 ; established— daily
1849, weekly 1837; M. C. Garber & Co., editors
and publishers ; circulation— daily J, weekly I.
EVENING STAR; every evening ex-
cept Sunday, and DOLIiAR STAR,
Wednesdays ; independent-republican ; foui'
pages ; size 22x32 ; subscription— daily $5,
weekly $1 ; established 1877 ; John D. Simp-
son, editor and publisher ; circulation— daily
K 1, weekly J 1.
DOIiliAR STAR; (see Evening Star).
HERALiD ; Wednesdays; democratic;
four pages ; size 26x40 ; subscription $1 50 ;
established 1871 ; L. C. Jones, editor and pub-
lisher ; circulation K 1.
MARION, C. H., Grant Co., 1,658
pop., on Mississinewa r. and Pittsburgh,
Cincinnati and St. Louis Rd., 41 m. from
Logansport. A great agricultm-al and fruit-
growing county.
CHRONICLE; Thursdays; republican;
eight pages ; size 29x43 ; subscription $2 ; es-
tablished 1867; Tingley & Brownlee, editors
and publishers ; circulation J 1.
DEMOCRAT; Fridays; eight pages ;
size 26x40; subscription $1 50; established
1871 ; L. A. Wallace, editor and publisher ; cir-
culation J J.
MARTINSVILLE, C. H., Morgan
do., 2,500F pop., on White r. and Indianapolis
& Vincennes and Cincinnati Rds., 30 m.
from Indianapolis. Surrounded by a fine
agricultural country. Engaged in manu-
facturing.
GAZETTE; Saturdays; Independent;
INDIANA.
four pages; size 26x.S8; subscription $1 50;
established 1849; E. W. Callis, editor; Miss
L. O. Callis, publisher ; circulation K.
REPUBLICAN; Thursdays; republi-
can ; eight pages ; size 30x44 ; subscription $2 ;
established 1870; J. G. Bain, editor and pub
lisher ; circulation J 1.
MICHIGAN CITY, La Porte Co.,
6,000+ pop., on Lake Michigan and Michigan
Central Rd., at northern terminus of Louis-
ville, New Albany and Chicago and Indiana,
Peru and Chicago Rd., 91 m. from Lafayette.
Extensively engaged in lake commerce and
the lumber trade.
DISPATCH ; Thursdays ; four pages ;
size 26x40; subscription $2; established 1879;
Harrv H. Francis, editor and publisher.
ENTERPRISE; Saturdays; republi-
can ; four pages ; size 26x40 ; subscription $2 ;
established 1857 ; Thos. Jernegan, editor and
publisher ; circulation K 1.
MIDDLEBURY, Elkhart Co., TOOf
pop., 6 m. S. of M. S. & L. S. Rd.
RECORD; Fridays; eight pages; size
26x40 ; subscription .$1 .50 ; established 1878 ;
Joel P. Heatwole, editor and publisher ; cir-
culation K.
MILFORD, Kosciusko Co., l,200t
pop., on Baltimore & Ohio Rd.
REFIiECTOR ; Fridays ; independent ;
eight pages ; size 26x40 ; subscription $1 50 ;
established 1879 ; George W. Miles, editor and
publisher ; dated at Milford and Syracuse.
MISHAWAKA, St. Joseph Co.,
3,500+ pop., on St. Joseph r. and Lake Shore
& Michigan Southern and Peninsular Rds.,
4 m. from South Bend and 89 from Chicago .
Engaged in manufacturing.
ENTERPRISE? Fridays; republican;
four pages ; size 28x44 ; subscription $1 50 ; es
tabllshed 1855 ; Ed. A, Jernegan, editor and
publisher ; circulation J.
MITCHELL, Lawrence Co., l.SOOf
pop., at intersection of Ohio and Mississippi
Rd. with Louisville, New Albany & Chicago
Rd., 61 m. from New Albany, 126 W. of Cin-
cinnati.
COMMERCIAL.; Thursdays; republi-
can ; four pages ; size 24x36 ; subscription
$1 50 ; established 1866 Elihu S. Mclntire,
editor and publisher ; circulation.K 1.
TIMES; Thursdays; democratic; four
pages ; size 22x31 ; subscription $1 50 ; estab-
lished 1877; Dr. J. T. Biggs, editor and pub-
lisher ; circulation K K.
MONROEVILLE, Allen Co., l,050t
pop., on Pittsburgh, Foi't Wayne & Chicago
Rd., 14 m. S. E. of Fort Wayne.
DEMOCRAT; Thursdays; four pages:
size 24x35; subscription $1 50; established
1869 ; Thomas Stephens, editor and publisher ;
circulation K.
MONTEZUMA, Parke Co., l,000t
pop., on the Wabash r., and at the crossing
of the L, D. & S. and E., T. H. & C. Rd.
ERA ; Thursdays; democratic; four pages ;
size 24x35; subscription $1 50; established
1877 ; B. S. Blackledge, editor and publisher ;
circulation K.
MONTICELLO, C. H., White Co.,
887 pop., on Pittsburgh, Cincinnati & St.
Louis Rd., and Tippecanoe r., 25 m. N. of
Lafayette and 21 W. of Logansport. Has
fine ^vater power, which is extensively em-
ployed in manufactures.
DEMOCRAT; Fridaj-s; eight pages;
AMERICAN NEWSPAPER DIRECTORY.
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INDIANA.
size 26x40; subscription $2; established 1865;
W. B. Hoover, editor and publisiier ; circula-
tion K 1.
HERALD; Tliursdays ; republican ; four
pages ; size 26x40 ; subscription $1 50 ; estab-
lished 1862 ; HufC & Van Buskirk, editors and
publishers ; circulation K 1.
NATIONAIi? Saturdaj^s; four pages;
size 22x:iU; subscription $1 50; established
1878 ; J. C. Smith, editor and publisher ; circu-
lation K.
MOORESVILIiE, Morgan Co., l,200t
pop., on Indianapolis & Vincennes Rd., 15
m. from Indianapolis, n a fertile agricul-
tural section.
HERALiD; Fridays; four pages; size
24x36 ; subscription $1 25 ; established 1875 ; E.
F. Tennant, editor and publisher ; cii'cula-
tion K 1.
MOROCCO, Newton Co., 700t pop.,
12 m. from Kentland, the county seat.
COURIER; Fridays; four pages; size
24x35 ; subscription $1 50 : established 1876 :
Worley B. Sheets and Ed. H. Graham, editors
and publishers ; circulation K.
MOUNT VERNON, C. H., Posey
Co., 4,500+ pop., on Ohio r., 12 m. above the
mouth of Wabash r. and about 18 below
Evansville. A place of considerable trade
and river commerce.
DEMOCRAT; Thursdays; democratic;
four pages ; size 26x40 ; subscription $2 ; es-
tablished 1867; Albert A. Sparks, editor and
publisher ; circulation J.
WESTERN STAR; Thursdays; demo-
cratic; four pages; size 28x44; subscription
$1 50 ; established 1877 ; J. C. Leffel and S. J.
Williams, editors and publishers ; circ'n K K 1.
WOCHENBL.ATT; Fridays ; Ger-
man ; independent ; four pages ; size 27x40 ;
subscription $1 50 ; established 1875 ; John C.
Leffel and S. J. Williams, editors and pub-
lishers ; circulation K 1.
MUNCIE, C. H., Delaware Co., 4,754 1
pop., on White r., at the intersection of the
Indianapolis division of the Cleveland,
Columbus, Cincinnati & Indianapolis Rd.,
with the Fort Wayne, Muncie & Cincinnati
Rd., at eastern terminus of Lafayette,
Bloomington & Muncie Rd., 54 m. from In-
dianapolis, 100 from Cincinnati and 65
from Fort Waj'ne. Engaged in milling,
pork packing and agi-icultural produce.
An excellent point for all kinds of manu-
factures.
NEWS ; every evening except Sunday, and
Weekly, Wednesdays ; four pages ; size-
daily 21x30, weekly 28x44; subscription-
weekly $1 50 ; established— daily 1878, weekly
1872 ; N. F. Ethell, publisher ; circulation-
daily K, weekly K K 1.
TIMES!; every evening except Sunday,
and WEEKLY, Thursdays ; republican;
four pages ; size— daily 21x28, weekly 30x4^3 ;
subscription— daily $5, weekly $1 ; established
1861 ; E. W. Brady, editor and publisher ; cir-
culation— weeklv J J 1.
DEMOCRATIC OBSERVER; Thurs
days ; democratic ; four pages ; size 26x40 ;
subscription $1; established 1871; E. L. Spence,
editor ; J. R. Polk, publisher ; circulation J 1.
NAPPANEE, Elkhart Co., TOOf pop.,
on B. & O. Rd., 90 m. E. of Chicago. Lum-
bering carried on.
NEWS ; Thursdays ; independent ; four
pages ; size 20x:30 ; subscription $1 ; estab-
lished 1879 ; A. B. Smith, editor and publisher ;
circulation K.
NASHVILLE, C. H., Brown Co., SOOf
INDIANA.
pop., about 35 m. S. of Indianapolis and 20
W. of Columbus.
JACKSONIAN ; Fridays; democratic;
eight pages ; size 26x40 ; subscription $1 25 ;
established 1871 ; Alonzo Allison, editor and
publisher ; ch-culation K.
NEW ALBANY, C. H., Floyd Co.,
80,000+ pop., on Ohio r., 3 m. below Louis-
ville, at the terminus of the Louisville, New
Albany & Chicago Rd. One of the leading
commercial towns in the State. Extensively
engaged in manufactures. The largest
plate glass factory in the U. S. ; largest
iron and nail vrorks and finest and most
extensive woolen and cotton mills in the
West located here.
LEDGER-STANDARD; every even-
ing except Sunday, and WEEKLY, Wed-
nesdays ; democratic ; four pages ; size— daily
23x35, weekly 28x44 ; subscription— daily ^7 50,
weekly $1 50 ; established 1849 ; Ledger-Stand-
ard Co., editors and publishers ; circulation-
daily J, weekly H 1.
DEUTSCHE ZEITUXG; Saturdays;
German ; eight pages ; size 26x40 ; subscrip-
tion $2 ; established 1875 ; Otto Palmer, editor
and publisher ; circulation K 1.
DAS ECHO DER GEGENAVART
UND DER ZEITGEIST; biweekly;
German ; four pages ; size 15x22 ; subscription
$1 25 ; established 1876 ; F. W. A. Riedel, edi-
tor and publisher ; circulation J 1.
NEW CASTLE, C. H., Henry Co.,
2,000+ pop., on Pittsburgh, Cincinnati & St.
Louis Rd., at the intersection of the Fort
Wayne, Muncie & Cincinnati Rd., 83 m.
from Fort Wayne and 26 from Conners-
ville. Engaged in agriculture and manufac-
turing.
COURIER; Fridays; republican; eight
pages ; size 28x42 ; subscription $1 50 ; estab-
lished 1841 ; New Castle Courier Co., editors
and publishers ; circulation J J 1.
DEMOCRAT; Thursdays; democratic;
four ijages; size 26x40; subscription $1 50;
established 1878 ; John M. Goar, editor and
publisher ; circulation K K 1.
MERCURY; Saturdays; republican;
four pages ; size 28x4:3 ; subscription $1 50 ;
established 1867; B. S. Parker, editor; Parker
«& Wickersham, publishers ; circulation K 1.
NEW HARMONY, Posey Co.,
1,000+ poi3., on Wabash r., 15 m. from Mount
Vernon.
REGISTER; Fridays ; democratic ; four
page-^ : size 22x32 ; subscription $2 ; establish-
ed 1867 ; C. W. Slater, editor and publisher ;
circulation K.
NEWPORT, C. H., Vermillion Co.,
660+ pop., 2 m. from the Wabash r., and on
the Evansville, Terre Haute & Chicago Rd.,
30 m. N. of Terre Haute, 75 W. of Indian-
apolis. Coal in abundance and of fine
quality. Surrounded by a well-timbered
district.
HOOSIER STATE; Wedne.sdays ; re-
publican ; four pages ; size 26x40 ; subscription
$2 ; established 1855 ; S. B. Davis, editor and
publisher; circulation J 1.
NOBLES VILLE, C. H., Hamilton
Co., 1,435 i3op., on White r., and the Indian-
apolis, Peru & Chicago Rd., 22 m. from In-
dianapolis. Surrounded by an agricultu-
ral district and the centre of a consider-
able trade.
INDEPENDENT; Saturdays ; eight
100
GEO. P. KOVVELL & CO'S
INDIANA.
pages ; size 30x4-t ; subscription $1 50 ; estab-
lished 1874 ; W. H. Boswell, editor and pub-
lisher; circulation K 1.
LEDGER ; Thursdays; republican; four
pages ; size 25x;38 ; subscription $1 50 ; estab-
lished 1871 ; Oscar Miles, editor and publisli-
er ; circulation K 1.
NORTH MANCHESTER, Wa-
bash Co., 1,869+ pop., on Eel r. and Detroit,
Eel r. & Illinois Rd., at the intersection of
the Cincinnati, Wabash & Michigan Rd., 15
m. from Wabash and 19 from Columbia City;
Engaged in manufacturing and farming.
JOURNAL* ; Thursdays ; republican ; four
pages ; size 2(ix40 ; subscription $1 50 ; estab-
lished 1875; Beauchamp & Co., editors and
publishers ; circulation K K 1.
NORTH VERNON, Jennings Co.,
2,441+ pop., on Oliio & Mississippi Rd., at
junction of Louisville branch ; also at in-
tersection of Madison division of JefEerson-
ville, Madison & Indianapolis Rd., 73 m.
from Cincinnati, 53 N. of Louisville, 61 S. of
Indianapolis. Stone quarries of dolomite
and limestone are located here.
PLAIN DEALER; Thursdays; repub-
lican; four pages; size 24x36; subscription
$1 50 ; established 1854 ; W. G. Norris, editor
and publisher ; circulation K 1.
SUN ; Thursdays ; democratic ; four pages;
size 24x36 ; subscription $1 65 ; established
1872; Charles D. Shank, editor and pub-
lisher ; circulation J.
NOTRE DAME, St. JoseiJh Co.,
on L. S. & M. S. and Michigan C. Rd. and St.
Joseph r. The location of two noted edu-
cational institutions.
AVE MARIA; Saturdays; catholic;
twenty pages ; size of page 8x10 ; subscription
$2 50 ; established 1865 ; Rev. D. E. Hudson,
C. S. C., editor and publisher ; circulation F 1.
SCHOLASTIC; Saturdays; sixteen
pages ; size 22x30 ; subscription $1 50 ; estab-
lished 1867 ; Notre Dame Universit j', publish-
ers ; circulation J.
OSGOOD, Hipley Co.
RIPLEY CO. JOURNAL; Thursdays;
democratic ; four pages ; size 26x40 ; subscrip-
tion $1 50 ; established 1867 ; George R. Griffin,
editor and publisher ; circulation K K.
OWENSBURG, Greene Co., SOOf
pop., 70 ni. from Terre Haute and 70 from
Indianapolis, on B. S. O. & B. Rd. Engaged
in mining and manuf actm-ing ; coal digging
and good water facilities.
GAZETTE; Fridays ; neutral ; four
pages ; size 16x22 ; subscription $1 ; estab-
lished 1877 ; Harry S. Osborne, editor and pub-
lisher; circulation K.
OWENS VILLE, Gibson Co., SOOf
pop., 25 m. from Evansville. Has flouring
and woolen niills. In farming region.
ECHO; Saturdays; independent; tonr
pages ; size 22x32 ; subscription $1 25 ; estab-
lished 1879; Hultish Brothers, editors and
publishers ; circulation K.
OXFORD, C. H., Benton Co., l,300t
pop., 70 m. N. W. of iMdianapolis, on the
Lafayette and Bloomington branch of the
Toledo, Wabash & Western Rd. Centre of
a fine agricultural and stock-raising region.
Rapidly filling up with settlers. The great
centre of trade for a radius of 80 m.
TRIBUNE; Fi-idays ; republican ; four
pages ; size 24x35 ; subscription $2 ; estab-
lished 1865 ; W. T. McNeil, editor and pub-
INDIANA.
PAOLI, C. H., Orange Co., 2,207t pop.,
40 m. N. W. of New Albany and 8 from Lou-
isville, New Albany & Chicago Rd.
GREENBACK ADVOCATE; Wed
nesdays ; four pages ; size 22x31 ; subscription
$1 ; established 1878 ; H. Comingore, Sr., edi-
tor and publisher ; circulation K 1.
NEWS; Wednesdays; democratic ; four
pages ; size 24x35 ; subscription $1 50 ; estab-
lished 1872 ; John L. Megenity, editor and
publisher ; circulation K 1.
REPUiSLICAN; Wednesdays; republi-
can ; four pages ; size 24x35 ; subscription
$1 50 ; established 1875 ; Collier & Throop, edi-
tors and publishers ; circulation K.
PENDLETON, Madison Co., 900t
pop., online of C, C, C. & I. Rd. Has mills
and quarries.
REPUBLICAN; Fridays; four pages;
size 22x32; subscription $1 50; established
1878 ; N. H. Motzinger, editor and publisher ;
circulation K.
Usher ; circulation K 1.
PERU, C. H., Miami Co., 3,617 pop., on
Wabash r., Wabash & Erie Canal, and Tole-
do, Wabash & Western Rd., at intersection
of Indianapolis, Peru & Chicago Rd., 75 m.
from Indianapolis and 56 from Fort Wayne.
Surrounded by an agricultural district, and
a trade centre. Engaged extensively in
manufacturing.
MIAMI CO. SENTINEL; Thursdays;
democratic ; four pages ; size 28x43 ; subscrip-
tion $2 ; established 1887 ; Fulwiler & Cole,
editors and publishers ; circulation J.
REPUBLICAN; Fridays; republican;
eight pages ; size 30x44 ; subscription $1 50 ;
established 1856 ; G. I. Reed, editor ; Reed &
Lockwood, publishers ; circulation I.
SATURDAY HERALD; Saturdays;
eight pages ; size 30x44 ; established 1879 ; V.
H. Daniels, editor and publisher.
PETERSBURGH, C. H., Pike Co.,
1,200+ pop., near White r., and on Wabash &
Erie Canal, 35 m. from Evansville. Flour,
pork, stock-raising, tobacco, coal mining
and the manufacture of woolen goods are
the principal branches of industry.
PIKE CO. DEMOCRAT; Thursdays;
democratic ; four pages ; size 26x40 ; subscrip-
tion $1 50 ; established 1870 ; Knight & Mc-
Swane, editors and publishers ; circulation J.
The " Democrat " is the official paper of the
town and county, and has more than double
the circulation of any other paper published
in the county. Advertising rates reasonable,
and furnished on ajjplication to publisher or
Geo. P. Powell & Co.
PRESS ; Thursdays ; republican ; four
pages ; size 26x40 ; subscription $1 50 ; estab-
lished 1869 ; M. Krebs, editor and publisher ;
circulation K 1.
PIERCETON, Kosciusko Co., l,600t
pop., on P., F. W. & C. Rd.
INDEPENDENT; Wednesdays; inde-
pendent ; eight pages ; size 26x40 ; subscrip-
tion $1 50; established 1879; Foster & Bro.,
publishers ; circulation K.
PLAINFIELD, Hendricks Co., l.OOOf
pop., 14 m. W. of Indianapolis, on Terre
Haute, Indianapolis & Vandalia Rd. Farm-
ing locality. The State House of Refuge is
near-by.
HENDRICKS CO. CITIZEN ; Fri
days ; republican ; four pages ; size 22x32 ;
subscription $1 25 ; established 1874 ; John N.
Vestal and James V. Cook, editors and pub-
lishers ; circulation K.
PLYMOUTH, C. H., Marshall Co.,
3,000+ pop., intersection of Pittsburgh, Fort
AMERICAN NEWSPAPER DIRECTORY.
101
INDIANA.
Wayne & Chicago and I., P. & C. Rds., 84 m.
from Chicago. Centre of rich agricultural
region.
DEMOCRAT; Thursdays; democratic;
four pages ; size 26x40 ; subscription $2 ; es-
tablished 1855 ; Henry A. Peed, editor and
publisher ; circulation J J.
INDIANA GREENBACKER; Satur
days ; four pages ; size 2-lx;35 ; subscription
$1 50 ; established 18T8 ; circulation K.
REPUBLICAN; Thursdays : republi-
can ; four paices ; size 25x39 ; subscription $2 ;
established 1856 ; J. W. Siders, editor ; J. W.
Siders & Co., publishers ; circulation K K 1.
REH^TITUTION ; Wednesdays ; four
pages ; size 22x32 ; subscription $2 ; estab-
lished 1852 ; S. A. Chaplin, editor ; Christian
Publishing Association, publishers ; does not
insert advertisements.
PORTLAND, C. H., Jay Co., l.TOOf
pop., on Sallamonie r. and Cincinnati, Rich-
mond & Fort Wayne Rd., 49 m. from Fort
Wayne. Engaged in manufacturing. Does
a large lumber trade.
COi>I3IERCIALi; Thursdays: republi-
can ; four pages ; size 26x40 ; subscription
$1 25 ; established 1865 ; E. J. Marsh, editor
and publisher ; circulation K 1.
SUN; Thursdays ; democratic ; four
pages ; size 26x40 ; subscription $1 50 ; estab-
lished 1871 ; W. W. Timmonds, editor and pub-
lisher ; circulation K 1.
PRINCETON, C. H., Gibson Co.,
2,700+ pop., on the Evansville & Terre Haute
Rd., 27 m. from Evansville and 24 from
Vincennes. In a rich and populous agricul-
tural district.
CLARION ; Thm-sdays ; republican ; four
pages; size 26x40; subscription $1 50; estab-
lished 1846 ; Gil. R. Stormont, editor and pub-
lisher ; circulation J.
DEMOCRAT; Saturdays; democratic;
four pages ; size 26x40 ; subscription $2 ; es-
tablished 1861 ; Wm. H. Evans, editor and
publisher ; circulation J J.
RENSSELAER, C. H.. Jasper Co.,
900+ pop., on Iroquois r., 100 m. from Indian-
apolis and 40 N. by W. of Lafayette.
DEMOCRATIC SENTINEL ; Fri
days ; democi-atic ; four pages ; size 26x40 ;
subscription $1 50 ; established 1877 ; James
W. McEwen, editor and publisher ; circula-
tion K.
UNION; Thursdays; independent-repub-
lican ; four pages ; size 24x35 ; subscription
$1 ; established 1868 ; Horace E. James, editor
and publisher ; circulation J 1.
RICHMOND, C. H., Wayne Co.,
16,UU0-t- pop., on Pittsburgh, Cincinnati & St.
Louis Rd., at the junction of several other
railroads, 69 m. from Indianapolis and 15
from Cambridge City. Extensively engaged
in various kinds of manufactures, and a
place of active trade.
INDEPENDENT NEWS; every morn-
ing except Monday, and WEEKLY, Satur-
days ; independent ; four pages ; size— daily
22x30, weekly 25x:38 ; subscription— weekly $1 ;
established— daily 1873, weekly 1866 ; F. Maag,
e;litor and publisher ; circulation — daily K 1,
weekly K 1.
PALLADIUM; every evening except
Sunday, and WEEKLY, Thursdays; re-
publican ; daily four pages, weekly eight
pages ; size — daily 23x:M, weekly 30x44 ; sub-
scription—daily $8, weekly $1 10 ; established
— daily 1876, weekly 1831 ; jenkinsou. Cullaton
& Reeves, editors and publishers ; circula-
*ion— dailv K K. weeklv J 1.
DIE VOLKSZEITUNG; Saturdays;
German ; four pages ; size 26x40 ; subscription
S2; established 1872; Die Volkszeitung Co.,
editors and publishers ; circulation K.
INDIANA.
FREE PRESS ; Thursdays ; democrat-
ic ; eight pages ; size 29x4;^ ; subscription 50
cents; established 1874 ; Thienes & Froschauer,
editors and publishers ; circulation K K 1.
TELEGR A M ; Thursdays ; republican ;
four pages ; size :i0x47 ; subscription §1 ; es-
tablished 1862 ; Telegram Printing Co., editors
and publishers ; circulation J 1.
EARLHA3IITE; monthly; thirty-six
pages octavo ; subscription $1 ; established
1874 ; H. H. Townsend, editor ; Ionian Society,
publishers ; J. W. Parker, manager ; circula-
tion K ; a college magazine.
RISING SUN, C. n.,Ohio Co., 1,7G0
pop., on Ohio r., 36 m. below Cincinnati, 100
above Louisville, Ky. Engaged in various
manufactures, and a place of active trade.
Surrounded by an agricultural country.
LOCAL; Saturdays; four pages; size
22x31 ; subscription $1 50 ; established 1879 ;
Banner Hall, editor and publisher.
RECORDER; Saturdays; republican;
eight pages ; size :30x44 ; subscription $2 ; es-
tablished 1833 ; F. J. Waldo & Co., editors and
publishers ; circulation K 1. Issues a local
edition ; four pages ; size 22x:30.
ROANN, Wabash Co., TOOt pop., 10 m.
from Wabash, on Eel River Rd., near
Eel River. Cari-ies on planing, sawing and
fui-niture manufacture. Centre of a su-
perior agricultural district. Active busi-
ness point.
CLARION; Fridays; independent; four
pages ; size 22x31 ; subscription §1 ; established
1878; Charles M. Johnson, editor and pub-
lisher ; circulation K.
ROCHESTER, C. H., Fulton Co.,
2,500+ pop., on the Indianapolis, Peru & Chi-
cago Rd., 98 m. from Indianapolis, and 20
from Plymouth.
REPUBLICAN ; Thursdays; eight
pages ; size :35x48 ; subscription §2 ; establish-
ed 1877; W. H. and I. M. Mattingly, editors
and publi'^hers ; circulation K 1.
SENTINEL; Saturdays; democratic;
eight pages ; size 30x44 ; subscription $2 ; es-
tablished 1858 ; Bitters & Daniels, editors and
publishers ; circulation K.
ROCKPORT, C. H., Spencer Co.,
2,900+ pop., on Ohio r., 50 m. above Evans-
ville and 150 below Louisville. A market for
the tobacco, pork and produce of the sur-
rounding district.
BANNER; Wednesdays; German ; inde-
pendent ; four pages ; size 26x40 ; subscription
$1 50 ; established 1877 ; J. E. Wolff, editor and
publisher ; circulation K 1.
DEMOCRAT; Saturdays; democratic;
four pages ; size 25x:38 ; subscription §1 50 ; es-
tablished 1855 ; Calvin Jones, editor and pub-
lisher ; circulation K.
GAZETTE; Wednesdays; democratic;
four pages ; size 25x:38 ; subscription $1 50 ;
established 1877 ; R. S. Hicks and W. W. Med-
calf, editors; Gazette Co., publishers; circu-
lation K 1.
JOURNAL; Thursdays; republican;
four pages ; size 24x35 , subscription §1 50 ; es-
tablished 1877 ; D. Hayf ord, editor and pub-
lisher ; circulation K.
ROCKVILLE, C. H., Parke Co., 1,187
pop., on Logansport, Crawfordsville &
South-western Rd., 23 m. from Terre Haute
and 30 from Crawfordsville. A rich farming
district.
PARKE CO. LEADER: Saturdays;
greenback ; four pages ; size 24x35 ; subscrip-
tion SI 50 ; established 1879 ; P. B. Gwlnnup,
editor and publisher.
REPUBLICAN; Wednesdays ; repubU-
can ; four pages ; size 28x43 ; subscription.
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J.VD/.4A^4.
$1 50; estnblished 1854; M. Keeney, editor;
Rockville Republican Co., publishers ; circu-
lation J J.
TRIBUNE; Thursdays; republican;
four pages ; size 22x31 ; subscription $2 ; es-
tablished 1870; John H. Beadle, editor and
publisher; circulation J J.
ROME CITY, ^'ohle Co., 500t pop.,
on Grand Rapids & Indiana Rd., 35 m. from
Fort Wayne. A summer resort, on banks
of a lake.
TIMES ; Tuesdays ; four papes ; size 20x26 ;
subscription $1 ; established 1879 ; J. R. Rheu-
bottom, editor and publislier.
HERALD OF GOSPEL. FREE-
DOSI; semi-monthly; Church of God; four
pages ; size 20x26 ; subscription 75 cents ; es-
tablished 1878 ; I. W. Lowman, editor and
publisher; circulation J.
ROSSVILLE, Clinton Co.
EXAMINER; Saturdays; eight pages;
size 26x40 ; subscription $1 ; established 1875 ;
James Pinkerton, editor and publisher ; cir-
culation K K.
RUSHVILL.E, C. H., Rush Co., 1,8001
pop., on Cincinnati & Indianapolis Junc-
tion Rd., at intersection of Cambridge City
branch of JefEersonville, Madison & In-
dianapolis Rd., 39 m. from Indianapolis.
A fertile district, and has considerable
trade.
JACKSONIAN; Thursdays; democrat-
ic ; four pages ; size 26x40 ; subscription $2 ; es-
tablished 1868 ; Geo. H. Puntenney, editor ;
Puntenney & Wallace, publishers ; circulation
Kl.
REPUBLICAN; Thursdays; republi-
can ; four pages ; size 26x40 ; subscription
$1 50 ; established 1850 ; John F. Moses, editor
and publisher ; circulation J J.
RUSSIAVILLE, Hoionrd Co., l,OO0t
pop., on the Frankfort & Kokomo Rd.; the
centre of a fine agricultural and stock-rais-
ing section.
STANDARI).t+
ST. PAUIi, Decatur Co., l.OOOf pop.,
on I. C. Rd., 79 m. from Cincinnati, 36 from
Indianapolis. Has supei-ior lime stone
quarries.
REGISTER; Wednesdays; four pages;
size 24x36 ; subscription $1 25 ; established
1879 ; I. F. Hankins, editor and publisher,
SALEM, C. H., Washington Co., 2,000t
pop., on Great Blue r., Louisville, New Al-
bany & Chicago Rd., 35 m. from New Al-
bany, in an agricultural district. One of the
most important manufacturing points in
Southern Indiana. Has a large and thrifty
trade.
DEMOCRAT; Wednesdays; democrat-
ic ; four pages ; size 24x35 ; subscription $1 50 ;
established 1849 ; Warder W. Stevens, editor
and publisher ; circulation J 1.
SENTINEL ; Thursdays ; four pages ; size
20x26 ; subscription $1 ; established 1878 ; Wil-
liam J. Prow, editor and publisher ; circula-
tion K.
SCOTTSBURG, C. H., Scott Co., 750t
pop., 30 m. from Louisville, Ky. Extensively
engaged in stave and lumber business.
SCOTT CO. DEMOCRAT; Wednes
days ; democratic ; four pages ; size 23x32 ;
subscription $1 ; established 1867 ; J. H. J.
Sierp, editor and publisher ; circulation K 1.
SEYMOUR, Jackson Co., 4,000t pop.,
at intersection of Ohio & Mississippi with
INDIANA.
Jeffersonville & Indianapolis Rd., .50 m. from
Louisville.
DEMOCRAT; Thursdays; democratic:
eight pages ; size 26x40 ; subscription $1 .50 ;
established 1858; Emil E. Rettig, editor and
publisher ; circulation J J.
3IONITOR-JOI RNAL ; Saturdays;
temperance ; four pages ; size 22x31 ; sub-
scription $1; established 1876; M. E. Shiel,
editor and publisher ; circulation K 1.
REPUBLICAN; Thursdays; republi-
can ; four pages ; size 24x.36 ; subscription
$1 50; established 1879; Platter, Sons & Co..
editors and publishers.
TIMES; Saturdays; four pages; size 26x40;
subscription $2 15 ; established 1856 ; J. R. Mon-
roe, M. D., editor and publisher ; circulation
I I.
SHELBYVILLE, C. H., Shelby Co.,
3,.500+ pop., on Blue r., and Indianapolis,
Cincinnati & Lafayette Rd., at intersection
of Cambridge City branch of Jeffersonville,
Madison & Indianapolis Rd., 26 m. from In-
dianapolis.
SHELBY DEMOCRAT-VOLUN-
TEER ; Thursdays ; democratic ; four pages ;
size 30x44 ; subscription $1 50 ; established 1845 ;
Ray & McCorkle, editors and publishers ; cir-
culation III. The " Democrat-Volunteer " is
one of the largest pajiers published in the
State. It is the official organ of Shelby County.
SHELBY REPUBLICAN: Thurs
days; republican; four pages; size 28x40;
subscription $2; established 1866; S. J.
Thompson, editor and publisher ; circ'n J J.
SHOALS, C. H., Martin Co., l,000t
pop., on O. & M. Rd. Town contains lum-
ber mills and an iron furnace.
MARTIN CO. HERALD ; Thursdays ;
democratic ; four pages ; size 24x35 ; subscrip-
tion $1 50; established 1868; Alexander Chomel.
editor and publisher ; circulation K.
SOUTH BEND, C. H., St. Joseph Co.,
10,706+ pop., on St. Joseph r., and Lake Shore
& Michigan Southern Rd., 85 m. from Chi-
cago. The river furnishes water power,
which is emploj'ed in various manufac-
tures. Agricultural implements and wagons
are manufactured on a large scale.
EVENING REGISTER ; every evening
except Sunday, and ST. JOSEPH VAL-
LEY REGISTER; Wednesdays; repub-
lican ; daily four pages, weekly eight pages ;
size— daily 22x30, weekly 30x43 ; subscription
—daily $6, weekly $1 50 ; established — daily
1875, weekly 1845 ; Daniel S. Marsh, editor ;
Register Printing Co., publishers ; circulation
—daily K, weekly J J 1.
TRIBUNE; every evening except Sun-
day, and WEEKLY, Saturdays; republi-
can ; daily four pages, weekly eight pages ;
size — daily 22x30, weekly 30x44 ; subscription
—daily $6, weekly $1 50; established— daUy
1873, weekly 1872; Alfred B. Miller, editor;
Tribune Printing Co., publishers ; circulation
— daily J 1, weekly 1 1. Largest city and coun-
ty circulation. No "private disease," "mar-
riage giiide," &c., advertisements inserted at
any x>rice. Please don't send them.
COURIER; Fridays; German; eight
pages; size 30x44; subscription $2 ; establish-
ed 1873 ; G. Fikentscher, editor and publisher ;
circulation K K 1.
HERALD; Wedncsdaj^s ; democratic;
eiglit pages ; size 30x4:^ ; subscription $1 50 ;
established 1866; Charles L. Murray, editor
and publisher ; circulation J 1.
ST. JOSEPH VALLEY REGIS-
TER; (see Evening Register).
SPENCER, C. H., Owen Co., l,517t
pop., on west branch of White r. and In-
dianapolis & Vincennes Rd., 53 m. S. E. of
Indianapolis. It is surrounded by a fine
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INDIANA.
agricultural district. Stock raising and
lumber trade the principal branches of in-
dustry.
OWEN CO. JOURNAIi; Thursdays;
democratic; eight pages; size 26x40; sub-
scription $2; established 1858; John Way-
land, editor and publisher ; circulation K.
OWEN CO. PEOPL.E ; Thursdays ; re-
publican ; four pages ; size 22x32 ; subscrip-
tion SI ; established 1879 ; W. B. Harris, editor
and publisher.
SPICELAND, Senry Co., TOOf pop.,
8 m. from Newcastle. A good farming
countrj-.
REPORTER; Fridays; four pages; size
24x36; subscription .$1 50; established 1873;
James M. Kissel, editor and publisher ; circu-
lation K 1.
SULLIVAN, C.H., Sullivan Co., 2,700t
pop., on EvansvlUe & CrawfordsvUle Rd.,
26 m. from Terre Haute. County seat of a
comparatively new and growing county, in
which are newly discovered coal mines of
considerable extent.
DE>IOCRAT; Wednesdays; demo-
cratic; four pages; size 25x37; subscription
.S2; established 1854; 3Iurray Briggs, editor
and publisher ; circulation K 1.
SULLIVAN CO. UNION; Wednes-
days; republican; four pages; size 25x38;
subscription §2; established 1866; James A.
Hays, editor and publisher ; circulation K 1.
TRUE DE3IOCRACY; Saturdays;
democratic; four pages; size 25x39; sub-
scription .$1 50; established 1878; George W.
Easier, editor and publisher ; circulation K 1.
SYRACUSE, Kosciusko Co.
REFLECTOR; (see Milford.)
TELL CITY, Perry Co., S.OOOf pop.,
on Ohio r., about 3 m. below Cannelton, 125
from Louisville and 75 from Evansville.
Extensively engaged in various manufac-
tures.
ANZEIGER; Saturdays; German; re-
publican ; four pages ; size 28x42 ; subscrip-
tion $2 ; established 1866 ; G. F. Bott, editor
and publisher; circulation K 1.
TERRE HAUTE, C. H., Vigo Co.,
25,000t pop., on Wabash r., 73 m. W. of In-
dianapolis. One of the most important
shipping points on the Wabash & Erie
canal. A rich and highly cultivated agi-i-
cultural district. Immense coal mines are
worked in this vicinity. Engaged in manu-
factures of various kinds.
EVENING GAZETTE; everv evening
except Sunday, and GAZETTE, Thurs-
days ; daily four pages, weekly eight pages ;
size— daily 25x:38, weekly 30x44 ; subscription
—daily $8, weekly $1 50; established— daily
1870, weekly 1869; W. C. Ball & Co., editors
and publishers ; circulation— tlaily J 1, weekly
EXPRESS: every morning except Mon-
day, and W^EEKLV, Thursdays ; republi-
can; daily and weekly four pages, Sunday
eight pages ; size— daily 25x:38, Sunday :30x43,
weekly 28x43 ; subscription— daily $10, weekly
SI 50, Sunday $2 ; established 1851 ; James H.
McNeely, manager; circulation— daily J 1,
weekly J. '
NEWS; every evening except Sunday ;
four pages ; size 20x26 ; subscription S5 20 ;
established 1880; Frank Seaman, ediror;
Seaman, Lp%vis & Co., publishers.
BANNER; tri- weekly, Tuesdays. Thurs-
days and Saturdays, and WEEKLY,
Thursdays; German; four pages; size— tri-
weekly '24x34, weekly 28x42; subscription—
tri-weekly S;3 50, weekly $2 ; established 1870 ;
INDIANA.
P. Gfroerer, editor and publisher; circula-
tion—tri-weekly K, weekly K 1.
NATIONAL; Saturdays ; greenback ;
four pages ; size 26x40 ; subscription $1 ; es-
tablished 1879; Charles O. Ebel, editor and
publisher.
SATURDAY COURIER; Saturdays;
eight pages ; size 30x44 ; subscription S2 ; es-
tablished 1877; John O. Hardesty, editor and
publisher ; circulation 1 1.
SATURDAY EVENING LEDGER;
Saturdays ; democratic ; eight pages ; size
30x44; subscription $2; established 1877;
S. D. Terry & Co., editors and publishers; cir-
culation 1 1.
SATURDAY EVENING HAIL; Sat
HI
THORNTOWN, Boone Co., 2,000+
pop., on the Indianapolis, Cincinnati &
Lafayette Rd., 88 m. from Indianapolis. A
rich agricultural district.
ARGUS ; Thursdays ; neutral ; four pages;
size 24x36 ; subscription SI 25 ; established
1878 : Charles Hazlerigg & Co., editors and
publishers ; circulation K.
TIPTON, C. H., Tipton Co., 2,000t
pop., at crossing of Indianapolis, Peru &
Chicago and Lafayette, Muncie & Bloom
ington Rds., 38 m. from Indianapolis. Sur-
rounded by a fine agi-icultural district. Ex-
tensively engage in shipping timber and
staves.
ADVOCATE; Fridays ; republican ; four
pages ; size 24x36 ; subscription $1 ; estab-
lished 1878 ; M. W. Pershing, editor and pub-
lisher; circulation K 1.
TI3lES; Thursdays; democratic; four
pages ; size 24x36 ; subscription $1 50 ; estab-
lished 18.55; E. A. Overman, editor and pub-
lisher ; circulation K 1.
UNION CITY, Randolph Co., 5,000t
pop., at the Northern terminus of Dayton
& Union Rd., 47 m. from Dayton. The
Cleveland, Columbus, Cincinnati & Indian-
apolis intersects the Pittsburgh, Cincinnati
& St. Louis Rd. at this point, 84 m. from In-
dianapolis. Engaged in manufacturing,
and centre of trade.
EAGLE; Thursdays; republican; four
pages ; size 26x:38 ; subscription $1 50 ; estab-
lished 1863 : Bentley Masslich, editor and pub-
lisher: circulation J.
PLAIN DEALER: Tuesdays; demo-
cratic ; four pages ; size 24x35 ; subscription
$1 50; established 1877; Stephen M. Went-
worth, editor and publisher; circulation
KKl.
TI3IES ; Saturdays: republican; four
pages ; size 25x38 ; subscription $1 50 ; estab-
lished 1872; George W. Patchell, editor and
publisher : circulation KKl.
VALPARAISO, C. H., Porter Co.,
3,500+ pop., on Pittsburgh, Fort Wayne &
Chicago Rd., 42 m. from Chicago. In an
agricultural district. Paper and wool are
manufactured here to some extent.
MESSENGER; Thur.sdays ; democratic ;
four pages ; size 24x36 ; subscription $2 ; es-
tablished 1871 ; E. Zimmerman, editor and
publisher ; circulation K 1.
PORTER CO. VIDETTE ; Thurs-
days; republican; four passes; size 28x44;
subscription .§2 ; established 1857 ; C. R.
Talcott, editor and publisher; circ'n K 1.
VERNON, C. H., Jennings Co., I.OOOf
pop., on Jefferson, Madison & Indianapolis
Rd., Tl m. from Indianapolis and 72 from
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INDIANA.
INDIANA.
Cincinnati. Extensively engaged in vari-
ous manufactures. Quarries of lime and
magnesia stone of fine quality, which is
shipped from here in large quantities.
BANNER.+t
VERSAILLES, C. H., Ripley Co.,
600+ pop., on Laughrey creek, 5 m. from
Ohio & Mississippi Rd., 70 S. E. of Indian-
apolis and 56 from Cincinnati. It is situated
in a rich farming region, and has consider-
able trade.
RIPL.EY INDEX; Thursdays; repub-
lican ; four pages ; size 24x36 ; subscription
$1 50 ; established 1837 ; C. E. Stewart, editor
and publisher ; cii'culation .1.
VEVAY, G. H., Sivitzerland Co., 2,000t
pop., on Ohio r., 75 m. below Cincinnati. A
place of active trade and a large hay mar-
ket.
DEMOCRAT; Thursdays; democratic;
four pages ; size 26x40 ; subscription $2 ; es-
tablished 1868; Irvin Armstrong, editor and
publisher ; circulation K.
REVEIIiLE; Thursdays; republican;
eight pages ; size 30x44 ; subscription $3 ; es-
tablished 1817 ; Wm. J. Baird, editor and pub-
lisher ; circulation J ; a smaller edition,
four pages, size 22x;30, subscription $1 50,
is issued simultaneously.
VINCENNES, C. H., Knox Co.,
10,000+ pop., on Wabash r., at intersection
of Ohio & Mississippi with Evansville &
Crawfordsville Rd., and at terminus of In-
dianapolis & Vincennes and Cairo & Vin-
cennes Rds., 116 m. from Indianapolis, 58
from Terre Haute and 51 from Evansville.
Engaged in manufacturing, and a shipping
point for large quantities of grain, pork
and cattle. Located within 20 m. of Daviess
county coal mines.
WESTERN SUN; every morning ex-
cept Sunday, and WEEKLY, Fridays;
democratic ; four pages ; size— daily 20x26 ;
weekly 30x46 ; subscription— daily $7, weekly
$2 ; established— daily 1879, weekly 1804 ; Roy-
al E. Purcell, editor and publisher ; circula-
tion—daily K, weekly J J 1. Has the largest
circulation of any paper icithin 50 miles of
Vincennes, embracing 12 fertile counties of
Indiana and Illinois.
COM3IERCIAIi; Saturdays; republi-
can ; four pages ; size 28x43 ; subscription
$1 25 ; established 1878 ; S. F. Horrall & Sons,
editors and publishers ; circulation J J.
NEWS ; Wednesdays ; democratic ; four
pages ; size 24x35 ; subscription $1 50 ; estab-
lished 1879; W. W. Bailey; editor; W. W.
Bailey & Co., publishers.
TIMES ; Fridays ; independent ; eight
pages ; size 25x38 ; subscription $1 50 ; estab-
lished 1865; Times Co., editors and publish-
ers ; circulation J 1.
WABASH, C. H., Wabash Co., 4,9-23t
pop., on Wabash r. and Toledo, Wabash &
Western Rd. and Cincinnati, Wabash &
Michigan Rd., 42 m. from Fort Wayne.
Place of active trade. Surrounded by a
fertile agricultural district. Extensively
engaged in various manufactures.
COURIER; Saturdays; four pages; size
28x44 ; subscription $2 ; established 1871 ; Linn
& Collins, editors and publishers ; circ'n J 1.
PLAIN DEALER; Fridays ; republi-
can ; four pages ; size 28x43 ; subscription
$1 60; established 1859; T. P. Keator and
Thad Butler, editors; Plain Dealer Printing
Co., publishers ; circulation J J 1.
WALKERTON, St. Joseph Co., 700t
pop., on the I., P. & C. Rd., at junction of B.
& O. Rd., 79 m. from Chicago, 20 from South
Bend, and 16 from La Porte. A good farm-
ing country and shipping point.
VISITOR; Wednesdays; four pages;
size 24x35: subscription $1 50; established
1875 ; Henry S. Mintle. editor and publisher ;
circulation K.
'WA'R'RTt'N, Huntington Co., 500^ pop.,
on railroad ; farming.
NEWS ; Thursdays ; independent ; four
pages ; size 24x35 ; subscription $1 .50 ; estab-
lished 1878 ; J. W. Surran, editor and publish-
er ; circulation K.
WARSAW, C. H., Kosciusko Co.,
4,500+ pop., on Tippecanoe r. and Pittsbiu-gh,
Fort Wayne & Chicago Rd., at intersection
of Cincinnati, Wabash & Michigan Rd., 40
m. from Fort Wayne. Engaged in agricul-
ture and lumber trade. Several manufac-
tories are located here.
NATIONAL UNION ; Fridays; demo-
cratic ; four pages ; size 28x43 ; subscription
$2 ; established 1861 ; F. J. Zimmerman, editor
and publisher ; circulation K 1.
NORTHERN INDIANIAN; Thurs
davs ; republican ; four pages ; size 30x48 ;
subscription $2 ; established 1856 ; Reub. Wil-
liams, editor and publisher ; circulation I 1.
REPUBLICAN; Saturdays; republi-
can ; four pages ; size 26x40 ; subscription
$1 50; established 1877; Quincy A. Hossler,
editor and publisher ; circulation J 1.
WASHINGTON, C. H., Daviess Co.,
5,000+ pop., on the Ohio & Mississippi Rd., 20
m. E. of Vincennes and 173 from St. Louis
and Cincinnati. Engaged in mining and
manufacturing. A large number of coal
mines in the vicinity.
DAVIESS CO. DEMOCRAT ; Satur
days ; democratic ; four pages ; size 26x40 ;
subscription $1 25 ; established 1867 ; Stephen
Belding, editor and publisher ; circulation J.
GAZETTE; Fridays; republican; four
pages ; size 24x40 ; subscription $1 25 ; estab-
lished 1866; Gazette Co., editors and pub-
lishers ; circulation J 1. Largest circulation
of any paper ever published in Daviess
county.
NATIONAL VENTILATOR ; Fri
days ; greenback ; four pages ; size 24x35 ;
sutjscription 75 cents ; established 1879 ; San-
ford, Parks & Co., editors and publishers.
WATERLOO, De Kalb Co., 2,000t
pop., on Cedar Creek, at the intersection of
the Lake Shore and Michigan Southern with
the Fort Wayne, Jackson & Saginaw Rd., 78
m. from Toledo. A trade centre for a large
agricultural district. Largest town in and
principal shipping point for the counties of
De Kalb and Steuben.
PRESS; Thursdays; republican; four
pages ; size 25x:38 ; subscription $2 ; establish-
ed 1858 ; C. K. Baxter, editor and publisher ;
circulation K.
WAYNETOWN, Montgomery Co.,
1,500+ pop.
BANNER; Saturdays; eight pages; size
26x40 ; subscription $1 25 ; established 1878 ;
Riley Runyan, editor and publisher; circula-
tion K.
WEST LEBANON, Warren Co.,
700+ pop., on Toledo, Wabash and We.steru
AMERICAN NEWSPAPER DIRECTORY.
105
INDIANA.
Rd., 30 m. W. of Lafayette. Engaged in
manufactures. A place of shipment for
grain and stock.
INDIANA STATESMAN ; Wednes-
days ; republican ; four pages ; size 24x35 ;
subscription §1 50 ; established 1877 ; W. C.
Olds, editor and publisher ; circulation K K.
WILLIAMSPORT, C. H., Warren
Co., l,:2uut pop., ou Wabash r. and Toledo,
Wabash & Western Rd., 24 m. below La-
fayette, (>4 from Indianapolis, and 120 from
Chicago. Engaged in agriculture and stock
raising.
WARREN REPUBLICAN; Thurs
daj's ; republican ; four pages ; size 26x40 ;
sub.scription .$2 : established 1855 ; John Greg-
ory, editor and publisher ; circulation K 1.
WINAMAC, C. H., Pulaski Co., 906
pop., on Tippecanoe r. and Pittsburgh, Cin-
cinnati & St. Louis Rd., 92 m. from Chicago,
and 25 from Logansport.
DEMOCRAT ; Thursdays ; democratic;
four pages ; size 26x40 ; subscription §2 ; es-
tablished 1856 ; F. B. Thomas, editor and pub-
lisher ; circulation K.
GREENBACK JOURNAL; Satur-
days ; four pages ; sixe 24x:i5 ; subscription
.$1 50 ; established 1878 ; M. H. Ingrim, editor
and publisher ; circulation K 1.
REPUBLICAN; Fridays; republican;
four pages ; size 24x35 ; subscription $2 ; es-
tablished 1872 ; J. Keiser, editor and publish-
er ; circulation K.
WINCHESTER, C. H., Randolph
Co., 2,500+ pop., on White r. at intersection
of Cleveland, Columbus, Cincinnati & In-
dianapolis by the Cincinnati, Richmond &
Fort Wayne Rd., 75 m. from Indianapolis,
and 68 from Fort Wayne. A rich farming
district and place of active trade, princi-
pally in the raising and shipment of gi'ain.
HERALD; Wednesdays; republican;
four pages ; size 28x44 ; subscription ,S1 50 ; es-
tablished 1874; John Commons, editor and
publisher ; circulation J 1.
JOURNAL; Wednesdays; republican;
four pages ; size 28x44 ; subscription .$1 50 ; es-
tablished 1842 ; Hudson & Beeson, editors and
publishers ; circulation J 1.
WINDFALL, Tipton Co., SOOf pop.,
on Pittsburgh, Cincinnati «& St. Louis Rd.,
130 m. from Cincinnati and 120 from Chica-
go. Mercantile and manufacturing inter-
ests well represented. Great shipping point
for lumber, live stock and grain.
NEWS; Saturdays; non-partisan; four
pages; size 24x36; subscription $1; establish-
ed 1876 ; P. & J. O. Behymer, editors and pub-
Ushers ; circulation K.
W^ORTHINGTON, Greene Co.,
l,60u+ pop., on the Indianapolis & Vincennes
Rd., near the confluence of Eel r. with the
W. fork of the White r. An important
business point, engaged in manufacturing.
TIxMES ; Thursdays ; republican ; four
pages ; size 24x35 ; subsci'iption $1 25 ; estab-
lished 1856 ; I. N. Morrison, publisher ; circu-
lation K K.
ZIONSVILLE, Boone Co., l,200t
pop., on Indianapolis, Cin., La Fayette &
Chicago Rd., 15 m. from Indianapolis. Sur-
rounded by a large farming district.
TI3IES ; Thursdays; four pages; size
22x31; subscription §1 ; established 1873; Cal.
Gault, editor and publisher ; circulation K.
IOWA.
ACKLEY, Hardin Co., 2,000t pop., on
Iowa division of Illinois Central Rd., at in-
tersection of Central Rd. of Iowa, 4:3 m.
from Marshalltown. Centre of a thriving
trade, and extensively engaged in shipping
gi-ain and live stock.
ENTERPRISE; Fridays; republican;
four pages; size 22x30; subscription $2; es-
tablished 1868; Barnard Bros., editors and
publishers ; circulation J.
TIMES; Wednesdays; democratic ; eight
pages ; size .30x44 ; subscription §2 ; establish-
ed 1878 ; F. M. Linehan, editor and publisher ;
circulation K 1.
ADEL, C. H., Dallas Co., l.OOOt pop.,
on Coon r., 25 m. W. of Des Moines. Sur-
rounded by a wealthy farming district, and
centre of a large trade.
DALLAS CO. GAZETTE; Thurs
davs; four pages; size 26x40; subscription
.SI '50 ; established 1866 ; J. S. Painter, editor ;
Gazette Printing Co., publishers ; circulation
Kl.
DALLAS CO. NEWS; Wednesdays;
republican ; fom- pages ; size 26x40 ; subscrip-
tion $2; established 1872; Noel & Hotchkiss,
editors and publishers ; circulation K 1.
NEW ERA; Thursdays; greenback;
four pages ; size 25x36 ; subscription $1 50 ;
established 1878; J. McLaury, editor; New
Era Printing Co., publishers ; circulation K 1.
AFTON, C. H., Union Co., 1,5001 pop.,
on Burlington & Missouri River Rd., 50 m.
S. W. of Des Moines and 180 W. of Burling-
ton. Manufactures of various kinds are
successfully carried on. The centre of a
good trade, and the principal shipping
point for two counties.
ENTERPRISE ; Thursdays ; four pages ;
size 20x26 ; subscription -SI ; established 1880 ;
Baxter & Claussen. editors and publishers.
TRIBUNE-NEWS; Wednesdays; re-
publican ; four pages ; size 24x35 ; subscrip-
tion .S2 ; established 1877 : J. F. Bishop, editor
and publisher ; cu-culation J J.
AGENCY CITY, Wapello Co., l.lOOf
pop., on Burlington & Missouri River Rd., 6
m. from Ottumwa and 70 from Bui-lington.
Centre of a large trade.
AGENCY INDEPENDENT; Satur
days; eight pages; size 26x4<J; subscription
$1 50 ; established 1873 ; C. J. Best, editor and
publisher ; circulation K.
ALBIA, C. H., Monroe Co., 2,000t pop.,
at intersection of Burlington & Missouri
River Rd. with Central Rd. of Iowa, 100 m.
from Burlington. ~ Surrounded by extensive
coal mines.
DE3IOCRAT; Thursdays; democratic;
four pages ; size 22x31 ; subscription $1 ; es-
tablished 1878 ; T. C. Leonard, editor and pub-
lisher : circulation K.
INDUSTRIAL ERA; Thursdays ;
greenback ; four pages ; size 24x35 ; subscrip-
tion SI 50 ; established 1874 ; G. W. Stamm,
editor and publisher ; circulation K 1.
UNION; Thursdays; republican; four
pages ; size 28x42 ; sulascription $1 50 ; estab-
lished 1860 ; C. L. Nelson, editor ; Val. Mendel,
publisher ; circulation J 1.
ALDEN, Hardin Co., GOOf pop., on
Iowa r. and Iowa division of Illinois Cen-
tral Rd., 149 m. W. of Dubuque ; draws a
large trade from the Upper Iowa Valley.
An extensive grain and cattle-shipping
point.
TIMES ; Fridays ; eight pages ; size 30x44 ;
106
GEO. P. EOWELL & GO'S
IOWA.
IOWA.
subscription $2 ; established 1878 ; A. McClara,
editor and publisher ; circulation K.
ALiGONA, C. H., Kossuth Co., l,500t
pop., on Des Moines r., and Iowa and Dako-
ta division of Milwaukee & St. Paul Rd.,
126 m. from McGregor, 120 N. by W. of Des
Moines. Engaged in milling, the river fur-
nishing abundant power. Surrounded by
an agricultural and stock-raising district.
REPUBLICAN; Wednesdays ; republi-
can ; four pages ; size 26x40 ; subscription $2 ;
established 1871 ; Horton & Starr, editors and
publishers ; circulation K K.
UPPER DES MOINES; Wednesdays;
republican ; four pages ; size 28x44 ; subscrip-
tion $2 ; established 1866 ; A. L. Hudson, editor
and publisher ; circulation K 1.
ALLERTON, Wmjne Co.
WAYNE CO. REPUBLICAN; Thurs-
days ; republican ; four pages ; size 26x40 ;
subscription $1 ; established 187<i ; B. S. Jones,
editor; C. F. LeCompte, publisher; cli'cula-
tion K.
ALTA, Buena Vista Co., 200t pop., on
111. Cent. Rd., about half way between Fort
Dodge and Sioux City. On the highest point
of land between the Mississippi and Mis-
som-i rivers. Agricultural products and
stock raising.
ADVERTISER; Thursdays; eight
pages ; size 22x32 ; subscription $1 ; estab-
lished 1877; C. T. Steever, editor and pub-
lisher ; circulation K.
AMES, Story Co., l,500t pop., on Iowa
division of Chicago & North-western Rd.,
and Is the terminus of Des Moines & Min-
nesota Rd.
INTELLIGENCER; Thursdays; re-
publican ; four pages ; size 28x44 ; subscrip-
tion $2 ; established 1869 ; John Watts, editor
and publisher ; circulation J 1.
AURORA; monthly; twelve pages; size
of page 9x12 ; subscription 75 cents ; estab-
lished 1873 ; Literary Societies of Iowa Agri-
cultiu-al College, editors and publishers ; cir-
culation K.
COLLEGE QUARTERLY: agrlcul
tural ; twenty pages ; size of page 8x11 ; sub-
scription 25 cents ; established 1878 ; Iowa
Agricultural College, editors and publishers ;
circulation H H.
ANAMOSA, C. H., Jones Co., 2,083
pop., on Wapsipinicon r., and Dubuque Br.
of Chicago, Mil. & St. Paul Rd., at junction
and western terminus of Iowa Midland Rd.,
50 m. from Dubuque and 71 from Clinton.
Centre of a large farming region, having an
active trade.
EUREKA; Thursdays; republican;
four pages ; size 26x40 ; subscription .$1 75 ; es-
tablished 1856 : E. Booth & Son, editors and
publishers ; circulation J 1.
JOURNAL; Thursdays ; four pages; size
34x85 ; subscription $2 ; established 1872 ; Chas.
H. Monger, editor and publisher ; circulation
Jl.
ANITA, Cass Co.
TI3IES ; Wednesdays; democratic; four
pages ; size 24x36 ; subscription $2 ; estab
lished 1877 ; Charles F. Chase, editor and pub-
lisher ; circulation K 1.
ATLANTIC, C. H., Cass Co., 3,.500t
pop., on Chicago, Rock Island & Pacific Rd.,
52 m. E. of Council Bluffs, and 82 W. of Des
Moines. An agricultural community. The
largest and only county seat on railroad
between Des Moines and Missouri r.
TELEGRAPH; every evening except
Sunday, and WEEKLY, Wednesdays; re-
publican ; four pages ; size— daily 22x30, week-
ly 28x44; subscription— daily $9, weekly $2-,;
established— daily 1879, weekly 1871; Lafa-
yette Young, editor and publisher; circula-
tion—weekly J 1.
MESSENGER; Saturdays; democratic ^
four pages; size 26x40; subscription $2; es-
tablished 1865 ; Johnson & Willey, editors and
publishers ; circulation J.
AUDUBON, Aiidubon Co., SOOj pop.,
on branch of Chicago, Rock Island & Pa-
cific Rd., in farming and stock-raising
country.
ADVOCATE; Wednesdays; republican;
four pages ; size 26x40 ; subscription $1 50 ;
established 1878; Thacker & Paine, editors
and publishers.
AUDUBON CO. SENTINEL; Tues
days ; democratic ; eight pages ; size 2(ix40 ;
subscription $1 50; established 1871; H. P.
Albert, editor and publisher; circulation K 1.
TIMES ; Fridays ; republican ; four pages ;
size 26x40 ; subscription $1 50 ; established
1879 ; E. H. Kimball, editor and publisher ;
circulation K 1.
AVOCA, Pottawattomie Co., l,500t
pop., situated on Chicago, Rock Island &
Pacific Rd., 40 m. from Council Bluffs. Sur-
rounded by an agricultural country. Centre
of a good trade.
DELTA; Thursdays; four pages; size
24x36 ; subscription $2 ; established 1871 ; J. C.
Adams, editor; F. H. Dashiell, publisher;
circulation K 1.
BEDFORD, C. H., Taylor Co., 3,000t
pop., on Creston and Bedford branch of
Burlington & Missouri River Rd., 65 m. from
St. Joseph and about 100 from Des Moines.
It is situated In a fine agricultural dis-
trict.
ARGUS; Thursdays; republican; eight
pages; size 30x44 ; subscription $2 ; established
1872 ; George H. Powers, editor and publisher ;
circulation J 1.
IOWA SOUTH-WEST; Saturdays;
four pages ; size 26x40 ; subscription $2 ; es-
tablished 1867; S. Lucas, editor and publisher;
circulation J.
TAYLOR CO. DEMOCRAT ; Thurs
days ; democratic ; four pages ; size 26x40 :
subscription .$2; established 1880; John V.
Faith, editor and publisher.
TAYLOR CO. REPUBLICAN ;
Thursdays ; republican ; four pages ; size
26x40 ; subscription $2 ; established 1877 ;
Pierce & Lucas, editors and publishers ; circu-
lation J.
BELLE PLAINE, B€nt07i Co., 2,300t
pop., on Iowa division of Chicago & North-
western Rd., :34 m. W. of Cedar Rapids and
25 S. W. of Vinton.
REVIEW; Fridays; independent-repub-
lican ; eight pages ; size 26x40 ; subscription
$1 50 ; established 1874 ; S. S. Farrington, editor
and publisher ; circulation K 1.
UNION; Thursdays; republican; four
pages; size 26x40; subscription $2; estab-
lished 1867 ; D. H. Frost, editor and publisher ;
circulation K.
BELLEVUE, </«cA:so?i Co., l,800t pop.,
on Mississippi r., 25 m. below Dubuque, 12 S.
E. of Galena, 111. It has a fine steamer
landing, and large amounts of produce are
shipped from the surrounding agricultural
districts.
LEADER; Thursdays ; republican ;
eight pages; size 30x14; subscription $2 ; es
tablished 1871 ; W. O. Evans, editor and pub-
lisher ; circulation K.
^VMERICAN NEWSPAPER DIRECTORY
lOl
IOWA.
IOWA.
BELMOND, Wright Co., 500t pop.,
on Iowa r., with good water power; rich
agricultui-al region. Largest town in coun-
ty, and growing rapidly.
HERALD; Wednesdays; republican;
eight pages ; size 26x40 ; subscription $2 ; es-
tablished 1873 ; F. A. Gates, editor and pub-
lisher ; circulation K.
BIRMINGHAM, Van Buren Co.,
S00+ pop., about 12 m. N. of Keosauqua, 9
from Fairfield Station, on Bui-lington &
Missouri River, at intersection of Chicago
& North western Rds. The Des Moines r.
runs through the county. Considerable
manufactures carried on.
ENTERPRISE; Thursdays; republi-
can ; four pages ; size 26x40 ; subscription
$1 50 ; established 1870 ; Sheward & Parker,
editors and publishers ; circulation K 1.
BLAIRSTOWN, Benton Co., l,200t
pop., on C. & N. W. Rd., 25 m. from Cedar
Rapids. In the midst of a farming country.
INDEPENDENT; Thursdays; eight
pages ; size 26x40 ; subscription $1 50 ; estab-
lished 1876; J. P. Wallace, editor and pub-
lisher ; circulation K.
BLANCHARD, Pagt Co.
RECORD; Thur.sdavs : eight pages ; size
26x40 ; subscription $2 ; established 1879 ; Ze-
luflf & Vosburgh, editors and publishers.
BL.OOMFIELD, C. H., Davis Co.,
1,553 pop., near Fox r., at the junction of
the North Missouri and Burlington & South-
western Rds., 70 m. W. N. W. of Keokuk
and 85 from Burlington. The centre of a
fertile and thriving agi-icultural region,
and the trade centre for a large section.
DAVIS CO. REPUBI..ICAN; Thurs
days ; republican ; four pages ; size 28x44 ;
subscription SI 50; established 1863; John J.
Hamilton, editor ; Fortune & Hamilton, pub-
lisher^ ; circulation J J.
DE3IOCRAT; Thursdays; democratic;
four pages ; size 26x40 ; subscription 82 ". es-
tablished 1869 ; T. O. Walker, editor and pub-
lisher ; circulation J.
LEGAL. TENDER GREENBACK;
Thursdays ; four pages ; size 24x36 ; subscrip-
tion $1 ; established 1878 ; C. F. Davis, editor
and publisher ; circulation J J.
BONAPARTE, Van Buren Co.,
1,400+ pop., on Des Moines r. and Des Moines
Valley Rd., 35 m. N. W. of Keokuk. An ex-
tensive grain and stock market, and en-
gaged in manufacturing.
JOURNAL; Thui'sdays ; independent;
four pages ; size 24x:35 ; subscription $2 ; es-
tablished 1877 ; Sherman Brothers, editors
and publishers ; circulation K.
SQUARE AND COMPASSES;
monthly ; masonic ; thirty-six pages octavo ;
subscription §1 25 ; established 1879 ; John
Stirling, Jr., editor and publisher.
BOONE, Boone Co., 4,000t pop., on
Iowa division of Chicago & North-western
Rd., \m m. from Chicago, and 121 W. of
Cedar Rapids. There are various kinds of
mills here, and coal mining is extensively
carried on, the beds being about 90 feet be-
low the surface. It is siu-rounded by a fine
farming countrj*.
BOONE CO. DEMOCRAT; Wednes-
days ; democratic ; four pages ; size 25x37 ;
subscription §2 ; established 1868 ; J. Horn-
stein, editor and publisher ; circulation J.
BOONE CO. REPUBLICAN; Wed-
nesdays ; republican ; four pages ; size 30x44 ;
subscription $2; established 1865; Means &
Downing, editors and publishers ; circ'n J 1.
STANDARD: Saturdays; republican;
four pages ; size 28x42 ; subscription $2 ; es-
tablished 1865 ; John M. Brainard, editor and
publisher ; circulation K 1.
BRISTOW, Butler Co.,300tpop., on
Dubuque & Dakota Rd.'
DIAL; Fridays; eight pages; size 26x40;
subscription $1 50 ; established 1879 ; Frank P.
Morgan, editor and publisher.
BRITT, Hancock Co., 350t pop. In a
stock-raising and agricultural country.
TRIBUNE; Fridays; republican; four
pages ; size 22x31 ; subscription .§1 50 ; estab-
lished 1879 ; Edward E, Adams, editor and pub-
lisher.
BROOKLYN, Poweshiek Co., l,300t
pop., on Chicago, Rock Island & Pacific Rd.,
105 m. from Davenport and 75 E. of Des
Moines. Situated in a rich prairie. Is the
centre of a large grain trade.
CHRONICLE; Thursdays ; four pages ;
size 26x40; established 1875; H. L. Dodge,
editor and publisher ; circulation K.
BRUSH CREEK, Fayette Co., l.OOOt
pop., on the Davenport & N. W. Rd., 70 m.
from Dubuque. Has a flourishing mechani-
cal and mercantile trade.
NEWS ; Fridays ; independent ; eight
pages : size :30x44 ; subscription §1 50 ; estab-
lished' 1874 ; Irwin E. and O. H. Osborn, ed-
itors and publishers ; circulation K.
BURLINGTON, C. H., Des Moines
Co., 23,000+ pop., on Mississippi r. and Chi-
cago, Burlington & Quincy Rd., at junction
of several important railroads, 207 m. from
Chicago, 255 from St. Louis. Consider-
able manufacturing done here. The cen-
tre of a large and flourishing wholesale and
retail trade, and has considerable river
commerce. The most rapidly growing city
in Iowa.
GAZETTE; everv evening except Sun-
day, SE3II-AVEEKLY, Tuesdays and Fri-
days, and WEEKLY, Thursdays; demo-
cratic ; four pages ; size 26x40 ; subsci'iption—
daily $8, semi-weeklv $2, weekly $1 ; estab-
lished 1837; W. W. Blake, editor; Gazette
Co., publishers ; D. M. Hammack, business
manager ; circulation— daily J 1, semi-week-
lv K, weekly G 1.
HAWK-EYE; everv morning except
Monday, and AVEEKLY, Thursdays; re-
publican ; daily four pages, weekly twelve
pages ; size— daily 30x44, weekly (size of page)
15x22 ; subscription— tlaily $10, weekly $2 ; es-
tablished 1839 ; The Hawk-Eye Co., editors
and publishers ; circulation— daily 1 1, weekly
F 1. The statistics of mails shoiv that for the
year ending January, 1879, the "Hawk-Eye"
X>aid more postage on its circulation than any
i other daily and weekly paper in eight north-
ivestern States {including Iowa, Illinois, Wis-
consin, Indiana, Kansas, Xebraska, <&c.)
1 Omitting Chicago and St. Louis, Burlington
is the principal centre in a rich country, 300
miles in diameter.
IOWA TRIBUNE; every evening ex-
cept Sundav, and WEEKLY, Thursdays ;
German ; republican ; four pages ; size-
daily 24x36, weekly 28x44 ; subscription—
dailv S8, weekly S2 ; established 1861 ; Louis
Weinstein, editor ; Weinstein & Wohlwend,
publishers ; circ'n— daily K 1, weekly K K 1.
ARGUS; Mondays; independent; eight
pages ; size 30x44 ; subscription $1 50 ; estab-
lished 1879 ; Charles I. Barker, editor and pub-
lisher.
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IOWA.
CALLANAN, namilton Co. , 300t pop.,
on Des Moines & Minneapolis Rd., 10 m. N.
of Des Moines. A new town, serving as
a shipping point for considerable grain and
cattle.
REGISTER; Saturdays ; republican ;
four pages ; size 22x31 ; subsci'iption $1 50 ; es-
tablished 1879 ; J. K. Johnson, editor and pub-
lisher.
CARROLL CITY, Carroll Co., l.OOOf
pop., on Iowa division of Chicago & North-
w^estern Rd., 92 m. from Council Bluffs.
CARROLL. HERALD ; Wednesdays;
eight pages ; size 35x48 ; subscription $2 ; es-
tablished 1868 ; E. R. Hastings, editor and pub-
lisher ; circulation K 1.
DER CARROLL DEl^IOKRAT ;
Fridays ; German ; democratic ; eight pages ;
size 30x44 ; subscription $2 ; established 1874 ;
Demokrat Printing Association, editors and
publishers ; circulation K 1.
CASCADE, Dubuque Co., l,500t pop.,
on Rd. 10 m. from Farley Junction. Has a
small manufacturing interest.
PIONEER ; Fridavs ; four pages; size
20x26 ; subscription $1 50 ; established 1876 ; I.
W. Baldwin, editor and publisher; circula-
tion K.
CASEY, Guthrie Co., SOOf pop., a
station on Chicago, Rock Island & Pacific
Rd., 51 m. from Des Moines.
VINDICATOR ; Fridays; eight pages;
size 26x40 ; subscription $2 ; established 1878 ;
Shrader & Cooman, editors and publishers ;
circulation K.
CEDAR FALLS, ^lacJc Haick Co.,
3,450t pop., on Cedar r., and on Iowa divi-
sion of the Illinois Central, at the intersec-
tion of the Burlington, Cedar Rapids & Min-
nesota Rds., 162 m. from Burlington and 99
from Dubuque. A manufacturing town,
possessing excellent water power.
GAZETTE ; Fridays ; republican ; four
pages ; size 30x44 ; subscription .$2 ; estab-
lished 1860 ; Snyder & Hurd, editors and pub
Ushers ; circulation J 1.
RECORDER ; Wednesdays; democrat-
ic ; four pages ; size 26x41 ; subscrintion .$2 ;
established 1873 ; I. Van Metre, editor ; Van
Metre & Merrill, publishers ; circulation K 1.
CEDAR RAPIDS, Linn Co., ICOOOt
pop., on Red Cedar r., and Burlington, Ce-
dar Rapids & Minnesota Rd., at intersection
of Iowa division of Chicago & North-west-
ern Rd., and junction of Dubuque & South-
western Rd., 79 m. from Dubuque and 100
from Burlington. It has good water power,
w^hich is employed in a number of mills.
REPUBLICAN ; every evening except
Sundaj', and WEEKLY, Thursdays; re-
publican ; four pages ; size — daily 24x36,
weekly 30x44 ; subscription — dailv $6, weekly
%\ 50; established— daily 1868, weekly 1872;
Republican Co., publishers ; circulation —
dailv K, weeklv I.
IOWA PRESSE; Fridays; German; four
pages; size 22x30; subscription $1 50; estab-
lished 1880; Eugene Hunt, editor and pub-
lisher.
STANDARD ; Thursdays; democratic;
eight pages, size 3i)x44; subscription $2; es-
tablished 1867; Millar Bros., editors and pub-
lishers ; circulation J 1.
TIMES ; Thursdays ; republican ; four
ages ; size 29x44 ; subscription $1 50 ; estab-
Ished 1851 ; Dr. F. McClelland, editor ; Ayers
& McClelland, publishers ; circulation J 1.
T R I B U N E ; Mondays ; Independent ;
Fi
IOWA.
eight pages ; size 31x44 ; subscription $1 50 ;
established 1870 ; D. G. Goodrich, editor ; cir-
culation I.
IOWA FARMER; monthly ; live-stock ;
sixteen pages ; size 27x42 ; subscription 75
cents ; established 1877 ; Alexander Charles,
editor ; Iowa Farmer Co., publishers ; circ'n I.
CENTERVILLE, C. H,, Appanoose
Co.. 3,000+ pop., about 80 m. S. S. E. of Des
Moines, on the South-western division of
the Chicago, Rock Island & Pacific Rd., 137
from Davenport, and at terminus of M. I.
& N. Rd., 83 W. of Keokuk. Engaged in
manufacturing and mining. The country
Is well timbered and rich In mineral re-
sources.
APPANOOSE TIMES ; Thursdays ;
four pages ; size 22x31 ; subscription §1 ; es-
tablished 1877; B. S. Spooner, editor; B. S.
Spooner & Co., publishers.
CITIZEN ; Thursdays; republican; four
pages ; size 28x45 ; subscription $1 50 ; estab-
lished 1864 ; W. O. Crosby, editor ; W. O. Cros-
by & Co., publishers ; circulation I.
JOURNAL; Thursdays; democratic;
four pages ; size 26x40 ; subscription $1 50 ;
established 1872 ; S. L. Harvey, editor and
publisher ; circulation J J.
CENTRE POINT, Linn Co., l,500t
pop., on Rd., 20 m. N. of Cedar Rapids, on
B., C. R. & N. Rd. Finest grain market in
Linn countj'. Numerous business houses ;
good schools.
COURIER JOURNAL; Saturdays;
non-partisan ; four pages ; size 24x35 ; sub-
scription SI 25 ; established 1876 ; S. N. Dunlap,
editor and publisher ; circulation K K.
CHARITON, C. H., Lucas Co., S.OOOf
pop., on Chariton r. and Chicago, Burling-
ton & Quincy, and Chariton, Des M. & South-
ern Rds., and at junction of Chariton
branch to Kansas City ; 55 m. from Ottum-
wa. It is the central trading point between
the Mississippi and Missouri rs.
LEADER; Saturdays; democratic; four
pages; size 26x39; subscription §1 50: estab-
lished 1872 ; D. M. Baker, editor ; Best & Baker,
publishers ; circulation J.
PATRIOT; Wednesdays; republican;
eight pages ; size .30x44 : subscription $1 50 ;
established 1857 ; G. H. Ragsdale, editor and
publisher ; circulation J J 1.
CHARLES CITY, C. H., Floyd Co.,
2,854+ pop., on Cedar r., and Iowa division
of Illinois Central Rd., at intersection of
Iowa & Dakota division of Milwaukee &
St. Paul Rd., 139 m. from Dubuque and 90
from McGregor. It possesses good water
power.
FLOYD CO. ADVOCATE; Tues
days republican; four pages ; size 29x44 ;
suiascription $1 50 : established 1868 ; Slocuni
& Wilbur, editors and publishers ; circula-
tion KKl.
INTELLIGENCER; Thursdays; re-
publican ; four pages ; size 28x44 ; subscrip-
tion $1 50; established 1856; Dyke Bros., edi-
tors and publishers ; circulation J 1.
CHEROKEE, C. H., Cherokee Co.,
1.500+ pop., on Little Sioux r., and on the di-
vision of the Illinois Central Rd., 59 m. from
Sioux Cit5\ Surrounded by fine farming
lands ; in the great agricultural district of
North-western Iowa. Cherokee county has
an area of about six hundred square miles,
and is intersected by the Little Sioux r.
and several smaller streams.
AMERICAN NEWSPAPER DIRECTORY.
109
IOWA.
IOWA FREE PRESS; Tuesdays; in-
dependent ; four pages ; size 26x40 ; subscrip-
tion S2 ; established 1877 ; Johnson & Goldie,
editors and publishers ; circulation K 1.
TIMES. ++
CLARENCE, Cedar Co., SOOf pop.,
on Chicago & North-western Rd., 44 m. W.
of Clinton. An extensive commercial and
stock-trading point.
GAZETTE; Thursdays; republican;
four pages ; size 24x35 ; subscription $1 50 ;
established 1877 ; Charles E. Cosby, editor and
publisher ; circulation K.
CLARINDA, C. H., Page Co., 1,022
pop., on Nodaway r., 75 m. S. E. of Council
Bluffs. Engaged in agriculture, stock-rais-
ing and manufacturing.
HERAIiD ; Thursdays ; republican ; four
pages ; size 28x44; subscription $2; estab-
lished 1864 ; J. W. Chaffln, editor and pub-
lisher ; circulation J J.
NODAWAY CHIEF; Thursdays;
greenback ; four pages ; size 24x35 : subscrip-
tion $1 50; established 1879; J. J. Moulton,
editor and publisher.
PAGE CO. DEMOCRAT; Thui-sdays;
democratic; four pages ; size 26x40; subscrip-
tion S2; established 1868; N. C. Ridenour,
editor and publisher ; circulation J J.
CLARION, C. H., Wriffht Co., 200 r
pop., in central part of State, and about 25
m. N. E. of Fort Dodge. In a fine farming
district.
WRIGHT CO. MONITOR; Wednes
days ; republican ; eight pages ; size 30x44 ;
sub.scription $2; established 1869; G. E. Hath-
away, editor and publisher ; circulation K 1.
CLARKSVILLE, Butler Co., l/>00t
pop., on Shell Rock r. and Burlington, Cedar
Rapids & Minnesota Rd., 186 m. from Bur-
lington. Engaged in manufacturing, and a
trade centre.
BUTLER CO. STANDARD ; Fridays;
democratic ; four pages ; size 26x40 ; subscrip-
tion $1 50; established 1877; James B.
Adams, editor and publisher ; circ'n K K.
STAR; Thursdays; republican; eight
pages ; size 30x44 ; subscription $2 ; established
1868 ; J. O. Stewart, editor and publisher ; cir-
culation K 1.
CLEAR LAKE, Cerro Gordo Co.,
2,000+ pop., on lake of same name, and on the
Iowa & Dakota division of the Milwaukee
& St. Paul Rd., 10 m. from Mason City.
MIRROR: Thursdays ; republican ; four
pages ; size 28x44 : subscription .§1 50 ; estab-
lished 1870 ; Frank J. Bush, editor and pub-
lisher ; circulation K 1.
CLERMONT, Fa7jette Co., 950t pop.,
on Turkey r., on Burlington & Cedar
Rapids Rd., 36 m. from Lansing, 80 N. W. of
Dubuque, and 30 W. of McGregor. It has
water power, which Is employed in manu-
factvu-ing.
INDEPENDENT; Thursdavs: indepen-
dent; eight pages; size 26x40; subscription
$1 .50 ; established 1879 ; Warner & Hinkly,
editors and publishers.
CLINTON, C. H., Clinton Co., 9,026t
pop., on Mississippi r., 42 m. above Daven-
port, and 1}4 from Lyons, on the Chicago &
North-western Rd., at the junction of sev-
eral other railroads. Extensively engaged
in lumber and various other manufactures.
The railroad repair shops are located here.
It has a large and rapidly -growing trade.
IOWA.
HERALD ; every evening except Sun-
day, and WEEKLY, Thursdavs ; republi-
can ; four pages ; size— daily 24x.36, weekly
28x45 ; subscription— daily $6, weeklv $2 ; es-
tablished—daily 1868, weekly 1856 ; Waldo M.
Potter, editor and publisher ; circulation-
daily K 1, weekly J 1.
AGE; Fridays; democratic; eight pages;
size 30x44 ; subscription ^2 ; established 1868 ;
E. H. Thayer, editor and publisher ; circula-
tion K 1.
DIE IOWA VOLKS-ZEITIJNG;
Saturdays ; German ; eight pages ; size 30x44 ;
subscription $2 ; established 1867 ; circula-
tion K 1.
COLFAX, Jasper Co., 750t pop., on
Chicaqua r., 23 m. E. of Des Moines. Large
milling interests ; shipping point for grain
and cattle.
fi
CLIPPER; Saturdays; republican ; four
ages ; size 24x35 ; subscription $1 50 ; estab-
ished 1879 ; H. W. Robinson, editor and pub-
lisher.
COLUMBUS JUNCTION, Louisa
Co., 900t pop., on Iowa r. and on the crossing
of the B., C. R. &N. Rd. & Chic, R. I. & P.
Rd., 40 m. N. of Burlington, and 22 W. of
Muscatine, one mile from Columbus City.
A thriving town ; superior shipping point.
COLUMBUS SAFEGUARD ; Thurs
days ; republican ; four pages ; size 28x44 ;
subscription $2 ; established 1871 ; Colton &
Maclean, editors and publishers ; circula-
tion J J.
CORNING, C. H., Adams Co., LOOOf
pop., on Burlington & Missouri R. Rd., 90 m.
from Council Bluffs. A place of active
trade ; rapidly increasing in wealth and
population.
ADAMS CO. GAZETTE; Wednes-
days ; republican ; four pages ; size 26x40 ;
subscription $2 ; established 1866 ; W. H.
Hoxie, editor and_publisher ; circulation K 1.
ADAMS CO. UNION; Thui-sdays; eight
pages ; size :30x44 ; subscription $1 50 ; estab-
lished 1874 ; J. C. Burch, editor and publish-
er; circulation J.
COURANT; Thursdays ; greenback; four
pages ; size 24x35 ; subscription $1 50 ; estab-
lished 1877 ; Theodore S. Gorham, editor and
publisher ; circulation K.
CORYDON, C. H., Wayne Co., 750t
pop., 65 m. S. by E. of Des Moines, and about
4 N. of South-western division of Chicago,
Rock Island & Pacific Rd. Engaged in ag-
riculture and stock raising.
DEMOCRAT; Thursdays; democratic;
four pages ; size 24x35 ; established 1879 ; A.
N. Rooks, editor and publisher.
TIMES; Thursdays; republican; four
pages ; size 26x40 ; subscription $1 65 ; estab-
lished 1875 ; S. W. Miles, editor and publisher ;
circulation K 1.
WAYNE CO. NEWS; Thursdays ; dem-
ocratic ; eight pages ; size 26x40 ; subscription
$1 25 ; established 1872 ; Wright & Lovett, edi-
tors and publishers ; circulation K 1.
COUNCIL BLUFFS, C. H., Potta-
xvattomie Co., 14,000-p pop., on Missouri r., at
terminus of Union Pacific, Chicago, Bur-
lington & Quincy, Chicago, Rock Island &
Pacific, Chicago & North-western, and Kan-
sas City, St. Joseph & Council Bluffs Rds.,
142 m. W. of Des Moines. Also on St. Louis
& Council Bluffs and St. Paul, Sioux City &
Council Bluffs Rds. An active business
point.
GLOBE; every evening except Sunday,
and WEEK.I.1Y, Fridays; four pages ; size
110
GEO. P- ROW'ELL & CO'S
IOWA.
-daily 24x36, weekly 26x40; subscription-
daily $10, weeicly $1 50 ; established 1873 ; J.
■C. Morgan, editor and publisher; circula-
tion—daily K, weekly J 1.
NONPAREIL.; every morning except
Monday, and WEEKLY, Thursdays; re-
publican; four pages; size— dally 26x41,
weekly 30x46 ; subscription— daily $10, week-
ly $2 ; established— daily 1861, weekly 1857 ;
li^onpareil Printing Co., editors and publish-
ers ; circulation— daily J J 1, weekly 1 1.
BUGLiE: Saturdays; democratic; four
pages ; size 26x40 ; subscription $1 50 ; estab-
lished 1856 ; John H. Keatley, editor and pub-
lisher ; circulation K 1.
FREIE PRESSE; Thursdays; Ger-
man ; independent ; four pages ; size 26x38 ;
subscription $2 ; established 1875 ; Freie
Presse Printing Co., editors and publishers;
•circulation K K.
EVANGELISKT 31 AGAZIN; month
ly ; Skandinaviau ; evangelical ; twenty
pages octavo ; subscription $1 ; established
1879 ; Theodore Hessell, editor and publisher.
CRESCO, C. H., Hoioard Co., l,500t
pop., on Milwaukee & St. Paul Rd., 260 m.
from Milwaukee, and 62 from McGregor.
Engaged in manufactures of various kinds.
Has a large grain trade.
HOWARD CO. TIMES; Thursdays;
- republican ; eight pages ; size 26x40 ; sub-
scription $2; established 1867; L. E. Smith,
editor and publisher ; circulation J J.
IOWA PLAIN DEALER; Fridays;
four pages ; size 26x40 : subscription $1 50 ; es-
tablished 1859; W. R. Mead, editor ; W. R. &
F. J. Mead, publishers ; circulation J.
CRESTON, Union Co., 2,800t pop., on
Burlington & Missouri R. Rd., and junction
of Creston Branch. The largest stock yards
on the road ai*e located here. The railroad
roimd house, machine shop and coal shoots
are also located here.
DEMOCRAT ; every evening except
Sunday, and WEEKL\, Fridays; demo-
cratic ; foui- pages ; .size — daily 22x31, weekly
28x44 ; subscription — daily $9, weekly $2 ; es-
tablished 1875 ; Ed. C. Russell, editor ; Demo-
cratic Printing Co., publishers; circulation-
weekly K 1.
GAZETTE; Wednesdays; republican;
four pages ; size 28x44 ; subscription $2 ; es-
tablished 1874 ; John J. Steadman, editor ;
Gazette Printing Co., publishers ; circ'n J.
INDEPENDENT AMERICAN;
'Thursdays; greenback; four pages; size
26x40 ; subscription .$2 ; established 1877 ; W.
H. Robb, editor and publisher ; circulation J.
DAKOTA CITY, C. H., Humboldt
Co., 300+ pop., on Des Moines r., about 105 m.
from Des Moines and 18 N. of Fort Dodge,
on Fort Dodge & F. R. Rd. In an agricul-
tural district. The river furnishes excellent
water power.
HUMBOLDT CO. INDEPENDENT-,
Thursdays ; independent ; eight pages ; size
26x40 ; subscription $1 ; established I860 ; Al.
Adams, editor and publisher; circulation
K K ; Issued simultaneously at Dakota City,
Humboldt and Rutland.
DALLAS CENTRE, Dallas Co.,
700+ pop., 21 m. from Des Moines, on D. M. &
Ft. Dodge Rd.
GEOBE; Thursdays ; independent ; eight
pages ; size ;S0x44 ; subscription $2 ; establish-
ed 1875 ; Samuel G. Sloane, editor and pub-
lisher ; cii'culatlon K 1.
DAVENPORT, C. H., Scott Co.,
28,000+ pop., on MississlpiJi r., at the foot of
the Upper Rapids, 133 m. from Chicago, and
.220 from St. Louis ; at the junction of six
IOWA.
important railroads. It is engaged in va-
rious kinds of manufactures, principally
agricultural implements, and has a large
and increasing grain and lumber business.
Opposite the island of Rock Island, the lo-
cation of the central armory of the United
States, and connected therewith by an
iron railway and carriage bridge.
DEMOCRAT; every evening except
Sunday, and WEEKLY, Thursdays ; demo-
cratic ; four pages ; size — daily 28x40, weekly
30x51: subscription— daily $6, weekly $2;
established 1855 ; D. N. Richardson, editor ;
Richardson Bros., publishers; circulation-
daily J J 1, weekly H H.
DER DEMOKRAT: everv morning
except Monday, SEMI-WEEKLY, Wed-
nesdays and Satm-days, and WEEKLY,
Thursdays ; German ; republican ; four pages ;
size —dally and semi-weekly 26x41, weekly
28x46 ; subscription— daily $8, semi-weekly
$3, weekly $2 50 ; established 1852 ; J. P. Sti-
bolt, editor ; H. Lischer, publisher ; circu-
lation—daily J, weekly III.
GAZETTE; everj^ morning except Sun-
day, and WEEKLY, Wednesdays ; repub-
lican ; four pages ; size — dally 28x46, weekly
.30x51; .subscription — daily $9, weekly $1 50;
established— daily 1854, weekly 1841 ; Edward
Russel, editor; Gazette Co., publishers; circu-
lation— dailv I, weekly H 1.
STERNEN BANNER; everv morning
except Monday, and SE3II-AVEEKLY,
Wednesdays and Saturdays ; German ; four
pages ; size 28x40 ; subscription— daily $10,
semi-weekly $3 ; established 1876 ; H. Mat-
they, editor ; H. Matthey & Son, publishers ;
circulation— daily K, semi-weekly J 1.
HERALD ; Thursdays ; Independent ;
four pages; size 22x31; subscription $125;
established 1880; Charles H. Eldridge, editor
and publisher.
NORTHWESTERN NEWS; Thurs
days ; temperance ; eight pages ; size 26x40 ;
subscription $1 50; established 1878; N. A.
Reed, Jr., editor ; E. W. Brady, publisher.
TIMES.++
IOWA AND ILLINOIS WORK-
MAN ; semi-monthly ; ancient order united
workmen ; eight pages ; size 24x36 ; subscrip-
tion $1 ; established 1876 ; Rev. W. S. Messmer,
editor ; Frank Rohm, manager ; circulation J.
DAVIS CITY, Decatur Co., 350t
pop., on Grand r., amid good grazing lands.
COMMERCIAL ; Thursdays; indepen-
dent; eight pages; size 26x40; subscription
$1 50 ; established 1878 ; John C. Stockton,
editor and publisher ; circulation K.
DAYTON, Webster Co., 3001 pop.,
near line of Des Moines & Fort Dodge Rd.
Farming town.
REVIEW ; Fridays ; independent ; eight
pages ; size 26x40 ; subscription $1 50 ; estab-
lished 1879 ; Auyer & Denison, editors and
publishers.
DECORAH, C. H., Winneshiek Co.,
3,500+ pop., on branch of Milwaukee & St.
Paul Rd., 56 m. W. of McGregor. The coun-
ty seat and centre of a large trade. Consid-
erable milling and manufacturing done
here.
JOURNAL; Wednesdays; four pages;
size 28x44; established 1869; Henry Woodruff ,
editor and publisher ; circulation K K 1.
POSTEN ; Wednesdays ; Norwegian; four
pages ; size 26x40 ; subscription $1 10 ; estab-
lished 1874 ; B. Anundsen, editor and publish-
er ; circulation H H 1.
RADICAL; Wednesdays; republican;
four pages ; size' 24x36 ; subscription $1 ; es-
tablished 1876 ; George W. Halslet, editor ;
Radical Printing Co., publishei's; circulation J.
REPUBLICAN ; Thm-sdays ; republican;
AMERICAN NEWSPAPER DIRECTORY.
Ill
IOWA.
four pages ; size 26x40 ; subscription $1 50 ; es-
tablished 1860 ; A. K. Bailey & Bro., editors
and publishers ; circulation J 1.
DELHI, C. H., Delaware Co., 800t pop.,
on Davenport & St. Paul Rd., 83 m. from
Davenport and near Maquoketa r.
MONITOR; Thursdays ; republican ;
four pages; size 26x40; subsci'lption $2 ; es-
tablished 1870 ; J. B. Swinburne, editor and
publisher ; circulation J J.
DELMAR, Clinton Co., .500t pop.
Junction of C. M. & St. P., Iowa Mid. and D.
& N. \V. Eds.
INDEPENDENT.++
DENISON, C. H., Crawford Co., l.SOOf
pop., on Boyer r. and Chicago & North-
western Rd., 64 m. from Council Bluffs.
Agriculture is the principal branch of in-
dustry.
CRAWFORD CO. BULiIiETIN ;
Tuesdays ; democratic ; four pages ; size
24x:35 ; subscription $2 ; established 1873 ; A.
B. Keith, editor and publisher ; circ'n K K 1.
REVIEW ; Wednesdays ; republican ;
eight pages ; size 30x44 ; subscription .$2 ; es-
tablished 1867 ; J. Fred. Meyers, editor and
publisher ; circulation J.
DES MOINES, C. H., State capital,
Polk Co., 21,00U+ pop., on Des Moines r., at
mouth of Raccoon r., and on Chicago, Rock
Island & Pacific, Des Moines & Fort Dodge,
Des Moines & Minnesota, Keokuk & Des
Moines, and Des Moines, Winterset & In-
dianola Rds., 176 m. from Davenport and
161 from Keokuk. A place of active trade.
Engaged in agriculture and manufacturing.
Coal mining and shipping. Growing rap-
idly in wealth, population and business.
IOWA STATE LEADER; every even-
ing except Sunday, and AVEEKEY, Thurs-
days ; democratic ; daily four pages, weekly
ten pages ; size — daily 26x40, weekly (size of
page) 16x23 ; subscription— daily §6, weekly
SI 50; established 1848; State Leader Co.,
editors and publishers ; circulation— daily
III, weekly G.
IOWA STATE REGISTER; every
morning except Monday, and WEEKLY,
Fridays ; republican ; four pages ; size— daily
29x46, weekly 31x50 ; subscription— daily $10 ;
established — daily 1861, weekly 1857 ; Clark-
son Bros., editors and publishers ; circula-
tion—daily H 1, weekly G G 1. Advertisers
U'ill find the "Register" the best medium
to reach the people of Iowa and the North -
ivest. Published at the Capital, it circu-
lates in every county in Iowa, in all the
Northwestern States and Territories, and in
every State in the Union. The "Register"
aims at the highest excellence in all depart-
ments, but makes special claims as a news,
commercial, agricultural, literary and fam-
ily paper.
FREE PRESS; Thursdays; indepen-
dent ; eight pages ; size 26x40 ; subscription
•SI 50 ; established 1880 ; Porte C. Welch, edi-
tor and publisher.
IOWA STAATS ANZEIGER; Fri
days ; German ; four pages ; size 30x45 ; sub-
scription .$2 ; established 1869 ; J. Eiboeck,
editor and publisher ; circulation I.
IOWA STATE TRIBUNE; Thurs
days ; greenback ; four pages ; size 26x40 ;
subscription SI ; established 1879 ; P. P. In-
galls, editor; Tribune Co., publishers.
LABOR DEFENDER; Thursdays;
greenback ; four pages ; size 22x.30 ; subscrip-
tion 50 cents ; established 1879 ; G. W. Ruther-
ford, editor ; R. B. Gordon, publisher.
MAIL CAR; Saturdays; twelve pages;
.size of page 11x16 ; subscription $2 ; estab-
lished 1879.
IOWA.
NEWS ; Fridays ; republican ; eight
pages ; size 26x40 ; subscription $1 25 ; estab-
I lished 1878; R. Alton, editor; Alton Bros.,
! publishers; circulation K K 1. The leading
journal of East Des Moines and gives special
attention to local news.
PLAIN TALK; Saturdays; indepen-
dent ; eight pages ; size 26x40 ; subscription
SI 50; established 1870; Bishard Bros., pub-
lishers ; circulation J 1. '
STATE INDEPENDENT ; Wednes
days ; independent ; eight pages ; size 30x44 ;
subscription $2 ; established 1880 ; J. Eibock,
editor ; Independent Publishing Co., pub-
lishers.
STATE JOURNAL; Thursdays; re-
publican : four pages ; size 26x40 ; subscrip-
tion §1 50 ; established 1871 ; S. J. Loughran,
editor; State Journal Association, publish-
ers ; circulation J 1.
STATE PROHIBITIONIST; Wed
nesdays ; prohibition ; four pages ; size 24x36 ;
subscription $1 50; established 1879; Perry
Perkins, manager.
WESTERN FARM JOURNAL ;
Saturdays ; agricultural ; sixteen pages ; size
of page 11x15 ; subscription $2 ; established
1855 ; Western Farm Journal Co., publishers ;
circulation G G 1.
WESTERN JURIST; monthly ; legal ;
sixty-four pages octavo ; subscription $5 ;
established 1867 ; Chester C. Cole, editor ;
Mills & Co., publishers ; circulation J 1.
DE WITT, Clinton Co., 2,000t pop.,
on the Chicago & North-western Rd., at the
intersection of the Maquoketa branch of
the Davenport and St. Paul Rd., 19 m. from
Clinton and 25 from Davenport.
OBSERVER; Fridays ; republican ;
eight pages ; size 26x40 ; subscription $1 50 ;
established 1864 ; S. H. Shoemaker, editor and
publisher ; circulation K 1.
DEXTER, Dallas Co., SOOf pop., on
Chicago, Rocjc Island & Pacific Rd., .35 m.
from Des Moines. Rapidly growing in popu-
lation and wealth.
HERALD; Fridays; republican; eight
pages ; size 30x44 : subscription §2 ; estab-
lished 1871 ; Hoeye & Thornburg, editors and
publishers ; circulation K 1.
DUBUQUE, C. H., Dubuque Co.,
30,000t pop., on Mississippi r. and on four
important rds. Centre of a great lead re-
gion. Extensively engaged in river com-
merce, and surrounded by a rich and highly
cultivated agricultural district. Has heavy
trade and manufactures.
HERALD; every morning except Mon-
day, and WEEKLY, Wednesdays ; demo-
cratic ; four pages ; size 28x45 ; subscription—
daUy $8, weekly §1 25 ; established— dailv
1854, weekly 1839 ; M. M. Ham, editor ; Ham &
Carver, publishers ; circulation— daily I,
weekly H H.
TELEGRAPH; every evening except
Sunday, and WEEKLY, Fridays ; indepen-
dent ; four pages ; size — daily 24x36, weekly
28x4;3 ; subscription— daily $7, weekly $1 25 ;
established 1870; Dubuque Telegraph Co.,
publishers ; circulation— daily J J 1, weekly
TIMES; every morning except Monday,
and WEEKLY, Wednesdays ; republican;
daily four pages, weekly twelve pages; size —
daily 28x45, weekly (size of page) 16x22 ; sub-
! scription— daily $8, weekly $1 50 ; established
1856 ; M. C. Woodruff, editor ; Times Co., pub-
lishers ; circulation — daily III, weeklv H 1.
DER NATIONAL DEMOKRAT ;
Thursdays ; German ; democratic ; four pages ;
size 28x45 ; subscription $2 50 ; establisned
1856 ; F. A. Gniffke, editor and publisher ; cir-
culation 1 1.
DEUTSCHE AVARTE ; Thursdays ;
German ; independent ; eight pages ; size
112
GEO. P. ROWELL & GO'S
IOWA.
IOWA.
34x46 ; subscription $2 ; established 1879 ; Ger-
man Book and News Co., editors and publisli-
ers ; printed at the office of the Deutsche
Warfe, Chicago, 111.
1>IE NORD IOWA POST; Fridays;
German ; republican ; four pages ; size 28x40 ;
subscription $2 ; established 1873 ; Peter Kar-
berg, editor and publisher ; circulation J
J 1.
IOWA; Thursdays; German; catholic;
eight pages ; size 32x45 ; subscription $2 50 ;
established 1875 ; Nicholas Gonner, editor ;
German Catholic Printing Co., publishers ;
circulation I ; issued from the office of the
Luxemburger Gazette.
L.UXEMBURGER GAZETTE; Tues-
days ; German ; catholic ; eight pages ; size
32x45 ; subscription $2 50 ; established 1871 ;
Nicholas Gonner, editor; German Catholic
Printing Co., publishers ; circulation H 1.
DER PRESBYTERIANER ; bi
weekly ; German ; presbyterian ; eight pages ;
size 22x32 ; subscription $1 50 ; established
1867 ; Rev. John Bantly, editor ; published by
a Committee of German Presbyterian Minis-
ters and Elders ; circulation J.
IOWA NORMAL MONTHLY; edu-
cational ; forty-four pages octavo ; subscrip-
tion $1 ; established 1877 ; W. J. Shoup &
Co., editors and publishers ; circulation H.
'DTJ'S'L AP, Sarrison Co., l,000t pop.,
on Iowa division of Chicago and North-
western Rd., 47 m. E. of Council Bluffs. En-
gaged in agricultural pursuits.
REPORTER; Saturdays; republican;
four pages ; size 24x36 ; subscription $2 ; es-
tablished 1871 ; L. F. Cook, editor and pub-
lisher ; circulation K 1.
DYERSVILL.E, Dubuque Co.
COMiMERCIAL; Fridays; four pages;
size 26x40 ; subscription $1 50 ; established
1873 ; Charles E. Alsop, editor and publisher ;
circulation K K 1.
DYSART, Tama Co., 600t pop., on B.,
C. R., & Northern Rd., 40 m. W. of Cedar
Rapids. Large grain and stock market.
Sun-ounded by fertile and undulating farm
lands.
REPORTER; Thursdays ; independent ;
four pages ; size 24x35 ; subscription $1 50 ; es-
tablished 1878; T. N. Ives, editor and pub-
lisher ; circulation K.
'EA'RIu'VI'LIj'E, Delaware Co., on lUi-
nois Central Rd., 37 m. from Dubuque.
RECORD; Wednesdays; independent;
eight pages ; size 30x44 ; subscription $1 50 ;
established 1877 ; J. B. & J. A. Matthews, edi-
tors and publishers ; circulation K K.
EAST ORANGE, Sioux Co.
INDEPENDENT; Saturdays ; inde-
pendent ; four pages ; size 23x35 ; subscription
$1 50 ; established 1878 ; Edward O. Plunibe,
editor and publisher ; circulation K. Official
paper of Sioux county. Specimen copies
mailed free.
EDDYVILLE, Wapello Co., l,550t
pop., on Des Moines r. and Des Moines Val-
ley Rd., at crossing of Central Rd. of Iowa,
89 m. from Keokuk and 75 f ix)m Des Moines.
Excellent manufacturing advantages. Fine
water power. Located in the midst of a
fine coal field.
ADVERTISER ; Saturdays ; republican ;
eight pages ; size 26x40 ; subscription $1 50 ;
established 1869; W. L. Palmer, editor and
publisher ; circulation K.
ELDORA, C. H., Hardin Co., 2,100t
pop., on Iowa r. and Iowa Central Rd., 27
m. from Marshalltown and 70 N. N. E. of
Des Moines. Surrounded by a fine agricul-
tural region. Coal found here in abun-
dance. An excellent shipping point for
coal, live stock and grain. Large terra-
cotta works and two large pottery estab-
lishments.
HERAliD ; Wednesdays; republican;
four pages ; size 28x44 ; subscription $1 50 ; es-
tablished 1873 ; Duncan & Ross, editors and
publishers ; circulation J.
LEDGER: Fridays; four pages; size
28x44 ; subscription $2 ; established 1866 ; R.
H. McBride, editor and publisher ; circ'n J.
ELKADER, C. H., Clayton Co., l,150t
pop., on Turkey r., 60 m. N. W. of Dubuque.
Centre of a large grain and pork-raising
district. Terminus of the Iowa Eastern Rd.
CLAYTON CO. JOURNAL; Wednes-
days ; republican ; four pages ; size 28x44 ;
subscription $2 ; established 1852 ; Shannon &
Co., editors and publishers; circulation J 1.
DER NORD IOWA HEROLD;
Wednesdays; German; four pages; size
28x42 ; subscription $2 ; established 1868 ; Chas.
Reiuecke, editor and publisher ; circulation J.
REGISTER; Thursdays; democratic;,
four pages ; size 26x40 ; subscription $1 50 ; es-
tablished 1878 ; Register Co., editors and pub-
lishers ; circulation J.
EMERSON, Mills Co., 725t pop., on
Chicago, Burlington & Quincy Rd., 45 m.
from Council Bluffs. Considerable grain
shipping point ; centre of agi'icultural val-
ley. Active trade point.
MILLS CO. CHRONICLE; Fridays;
republican ; eight pages ; size 31x44 ; subscrip-
tion $2 ; established 1870 : A. G. Parrish. edi-
tor and publisher; circ'n Kl. The ''Chronicle'^
is largely circulated among farmers, being the
official county paper. The finest job office
in Southwestern Iowa. Is a strictly rejnibli-
caii paper at all times. Advertising 7'eason-
able. Contracts made by Geo. P. Rowell & Co.
EMMETTSBURG, C. H., Palo Alto
Co., 800+ pop., on Des Moines r., about 120m.
N. W. of Des Moines and 160 W. of Mc-
Gregor. The centre of an excellent stock,
pork, and grain-raising country.
PALO ALTO PILOT ; Fridays; eight
pages; size 30x44; subscription $1 75; estab-
lished 1874 ; Pike & Perkins, editors and pub-
lishers ; circulation K.
PALO ALTO REPORTER; Satui
days ; republican ; four pages ; size 26x40 ^
subscription $2 ; established 1875 ; Utter &
Bennett, editors and publishers ; circ'n K.
ESSEX, Page Co., 600t pop., on the
Red Oak branch of the C, B. & Q. Rd. En-
gaged in hog and corn raising.
INDEX; Thursdays; republican; eight
pages ; size 26x40 ; subscription $2 ; established
1876 ; J. W. Kendall, editor and publisher ; cir-
culation K.
ESTHERVIIiLE, C. H., Emmett Co.,
600+ pop., 175m. from Sioux City, on W. Fork
of Des Moines r., 166 m. (maU route) N. W. of
Des Moines. Engaged in agriculture and
manufactures.
NORTHERN VINDICATOR; Fri
days ; republican ; four pages ; size 24x35 ;
subscription $1 50 ; established 1869 ; Frank
Davey, editor and publisher ; circulation K.
EXIRA, C. H., Audubon Co., 860t pop.,
on Nishnabatone r., 70 m. W. of Des Moines.
The centre of a fine agi'icultural region. Has
flouring mills, large fruit-tree nurseries and
grain trade. On branch of C, R. L & P. Rd.
AMERICAN NEWSPAPER DIRECTORY.
113
IOWA.
IOWA.
AUDUBON CO. DEFENDER; Fri-
days ; four pages ; size 26x40 ; subscription
^2; established 1873; Hallock & Campbell,
editors and publishers ; circulation K.
TAIRFIELD, C. H., Jefferson Co.,
4,50()+ pop., at intersection of B Arlington &
Missouri R. R I. withS. W. division Chicago,
Rock Island & Pacific Rd., 50 m. from Bur-
lington. An important trade centre.
liEDGER; Wednesdays; republican;
four pages ; si?e 28.^44 ; subscription $2 ; estab- i
lished 1849 ; W. W. & C. M. Junkin, editors and
publishers ; circulation J J 1. i
TRIBUNE; Thursdays ; democratic ; [
four pages ; size 26x40 ; subscription $1 50 ;
established 1878 ; C. M. McEirov, editor and
publisher ; circulation K 1. [
FARRAGUT, Fremont Co., 4001 pop., j
on C, B. & Q. Rd. Shipping point for a su- j
perior grain and stock-raising district.
NEWS; Wednesdays; republican ; eight
pages ; size :i5x48 ; subscription .$2 ; estab-
lished 1878 ; C. S. Hanley, editor and publish-
er ; circulation K 1.
FAYETTE, Fayette Co., l.lOOt pop., I
on the Volga r. at terminus of Davenport &
South-western Rd. The upper Iowa Uni-
versity and other educational buildings are
situated here. Surrounded by a fine agri-
cultural district.
1868 ; L. R. Train, editor ; R. & E. Train, pub-
lishers ; circulation .1 1.
WEBSTER CO. GAZETTE; Fridays;
republican ; four pages ; size :30x44 ; subscrip-
tion $2 ; established 1877 ; George E. Roberts,
editor; George E. Roberts & Co., publishers;
circulation J 1.
1 WEBSTER CO. UNION ; Wednes.
days ; eight pages ; size :^x44 ; subscription
$2 ; established 1877 ; Fuller & Bering, editors
and publishers ; circulation K 1.
FORT MADISON, C. H., Lee Co.,
6,000-|- pop., on Mississippi r., and Burlington
& Keokuk branch of Chicago, Burlington &
Quincy R;l., 24 m. above Keokuk and 19 be-
low Burlington. Considerable manufac-
turing done here, and large quantities of
produce shipped from the surrounding
farming district.
DEMOCRAT; Wednesdays; eight pages;
size 30x44 ; subscription ."gl .50 ; established 1869 ;
Dr. A. C. Roberts, editor ; A. C. Roberts and
H. L. Schroder, publishers ; circulation J 1.
PLAIN DEALER; Fridays; republi-
can ; four pages ; size 28x42 ; subscription
SI 50; established 1851; J. Williams, Jr., edi-
tor ; Williams & Doyle, publishers ; circ'n J 1.
KNIGHT'S SWORD AND HEL-
MET ; monthly; Knights of Pythias ; six-
teen pages ; size 28x42 ; subscription $1 ; es-
tablished 1877; H. W. Dodd, editor; Pythian
Printing Co., publishers ; cii-culation J 1.
^,^„, , , GARDEN GROVE, Decatur Co.,
NEW*; Wednesdays; republican; four l 200+ non on Chariton branch of RnHino-
ig js ; size 26x40; subscription $2 ; establi.shed ' ^'^^POP-, on onaiiton branch ot Burlmg-
'••"""" --^ '. ..- ton & Missouri R. Rd., 24 m. from Chariton.
IOWA EXPRESS; Thursdays: repub-
lican ; four piiges ; size 24x35 ; subscription
$1 50; established 1875; J. O. Parrish, editor
and publisher ; circulation K.
GARNER, Hancock Co., on Iowa &
Dakota division of Milwaukee & St. Paul
Rd., 31 m. fi-om Algoua and 138 from Mc-
Gregor. Principal town in the county. In
the centre of a good farming country and
growing rapidly.
Pag .
1874; A. E. Winrott, editor and publisher ; cir
culation K 1.
FONDA, PocaJionfas Co., 2.50t pop.,
on I. C. Rd., 35 m. W. of Fort Dodge. A rural
trade centre.
NEWS; Thursdays ; republican ; four
pages; size 26x40; subscription §1 50; estab-
lished 1879 ; E. B. Tabor, editor and publisher.
POCAHONTAS TIMES; Thursdays;
eight pages; size 26x40; subscription .$2;
established 1876 ; George Sanborn, editor and
publisher ; circulation K.
FONTANELLE, Adair Co., 600 pop.,
terminus of Creston & Northern Rd.; thriv-
ing town in farming and stock-raising dis-
trict.
OBSERVER; Thursdays; four pages;
size 2'lx35 ; subscription .$1 50 ; established
1879; Charles R. Wright, editor and pub-
lisher; circulation K.
FOREST CITY, C. H., Winnebago
Co., 800+ pop., in the northern part of the
Siate, 1:30 m. W. of Mississippi r. at Lansing,
and about 30 W. by N. of Mason City.
Oil extension of Minneapolis & St. Louis
R 1. and Lime r. Centre of a thriving trade.
WINNEBAGO CHIEF; Wednesdays ;
eight pages ; size 30x44 : subscription $1 50 ;
established 188J : C. O. lugalls, editor and
publisher.
WINNEBAGO SUMMIT; Thursdays;
republican ; four pages ; size 26x40 ; subscrip-
tion S2 ; established 1868 ; A. H. Chase, editor
and publisher ; circulation K.
FORT DODGE, C. H., Webster Co.,
3,700+ pop., on Des Moines r., 90 m. N. from
Des Moines, at junction of Des Moines Val-
ley Rd. with Iowa Division of Illinois Cen-
tral Rd., 192 m. W. of Dubuque. The coun-
try abounds in coal, gypsum, sandstone,
limestone and cement.
TIMES; Fridays; democratic; eight
pages; size 26x40; subscription $2; established
8
HANCOCK INDEPENDENT; Wed-
nesdays ; independent ; eight pages ; size
26x40 : subscription .$2 ; established 1877 ;
Waiter Elder & Co., editors and publishers ;
circulation K.
HANCOCK SIGNAL; Wednesdays;
republican ; four pages ; size 26x40 ; subscrip-
tion §2 ; established 1871: W. C. Hay ward, ecU-
tor and publisher ; circulation K 1.
GILMAN, Marshall Co., SOOf pop., on
Central Rl. of Iowa, 60 m. from Des Moines
and 15 from Marshalltown. A great deal of
grain from the adjacent farming district is
shipped from here.
DISPATCH; Thursdays; eight pages;
size 26x40; subscription $1 50; e.stablisTied
1876 ; E. Cunningham, editor and publisher ;
circulation K.
GLENWOOD,C.H., Mills Co., l.SOOf
pop., on Keg Creek, and the Burlington,
Missouri R. Rd., 20 m. S. by E. of Council
Bluffs and 271 W. of Burlington. Largest
and wealthiest town In the county.
Engaged in manufacturing.
MILLS CO. JOURNAL; Saturdays;
independent democratic ; four pages ; size
26x40; subscription SI .35; established 18?2 ;
C. W. Sherman, editor ; Journal Printing
Co , publishers ; circulation K 1.
OPINION; Saturdays; republican; four
pages: size 26x40; subscription .$1 50; estab-
lished 1864 ; Charles A. Croney, editor ; Opin-
ion Printing Co., publishers ; circulation J.
GLIDDEN, Carroll Co., GOOf pop., on
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IOWA.
Chicago i& N. W. Rd., 100 m. E. of Missouri r.
Devoted principally to stock raising.
SENTINEL; Saturdays; eight pages;
size 26x40; subscription $2; established 1876;
I. S. Russell, editor and publisher ; circ'n K K.
GRAND JUNCTION, Grtene Co.,
77i»t pop., o:i Chicago & North-western Rd.,
at intersection of Des Moines Valley Rd., 50
m. from Das Moines, 39 from Fort Dodge,
and 125 from Council Bluffs. Does a heavy
trade in grain, also ships coal from its re-
cently discovered mines to all points.
HEAD-LIGHT; Thursdays; democrat-
ic; four page-i; size 26x40; subscription $2;
established 1870 ; S. C. Miiynard, editor and
publisher ; circulation K.
GREENE, Butler Co.
BUTLiEU CO. PRESS ; Thursdays ;
republican ; four pages ; size 26x40 ; subscrip-
tion $2; established 1873 ; Riner & De Lavan,
editors and publishers ; circulation K 1.
GREENFIELD, C. H., Adair Co.,
90Ot- pop., on Creston & Northern Rd., 55 m.
from Des Moines.
ADAIR CO. PATRIOT; Thursdays;
greenback; four pages ; si'^e 26<:40; subscrio-
tion $1 .50 ; established 1878 ; T. J. Palmer,
editor and publisher ; circulation K.
ADAIR CO. REPORTER; Thurs
days ; republican ; four pages ; size 26x40 ;
subscription $1 50 ; establishefl 1872 ; James M.
Gow, editor ; Gow Bros., publishers ; circ'n K.
TRANSCRIPT; Thursdays; republican;
four pages ; size 26x40 ; subscription .$1 50 ; es-
tablished 1875 ; E. Spooner, editor and pub-
lisher ; circulation K K 1.
GRINNEIjL, Potoeshiek Co., l,500t
pop., situated in rich prairie country, at in-
tersection of Chicago, Rock Island & Pa-
cific Rd. with Central Road of Iowa, 54 m. E.
of Des Moines and about 16 N. W. of Monte-
zuma. It is the seat of Iowa College.
HERALD; semi-weekly, Tuesdaj'.s and
Fridays ; four pages ; size 24x36 ; subscrip-
tion $2 20 ; established 1868 ; Cravath & Shaw,
editors and publishei-s ; circulation K 1.
INDEPENDENT; Thursdays; indepen-
dent ; four pages ; size 28x44 ; subscription
$1 50; established 1878; Sayder & Sherman,
exiitors and publishers ; circulation K.
GRISliVOLD, Cass Co., 300t pop., on
C, B. & Q. Rd.
ADVOCATE; Wednesdays; republican;
four pages ; size 26x40 ; subscription $1 .50 ;
established 1880; Ragsdale & Scott, editors
and publishers.
GRUNDY CENTRE, C.H., Grundy
Co., 1,2J0+ pop., on Black Hawk Creek, a
branch of Cedar r., about 70 m. air line, N.
E. of Des Moines, and about 25 S. W. of
Waterloo. Centre of trade, principally ag-
ricultural.
ARGrlJS ; Thursdays; eight pages; size
35x48 ; subscription $2 ; established 1877 ; L.
D. Tracv% editor; Tracy & Dilly, publishers ;
circulat^ion K 1.
GRUNDY CO. REPUBLICAN; Wed
nesdays ; republican ; four pages ; size 28x44 ;
subscription $2; established 1877; Keiter &
Gray, editors and publishers; circulation J.
GUTHRIE CENTRE, C. H., Gu-
thrie Co., 800t pop., 60 m. from Des Moines.
In a good stock-raising and farming coun-
try, with abundant coal and timber.
G U T H R I A N ; Thursdays ; republican ;
IOWA.
four pages ; size 26x40 ; subscription $2 ; es-
tablished 1874; Guthrian Printing Co., editors-
and nublishers ; circulation K 1.
iaiTHRlE CO. JOl RNAL; Thurs
days ; greenback ; eight payes ; size 26x40 ;
established 1879; F. A. Mann, editor ; Mann &
Harris, publisliers.
HAMBURG, Fremont Co.,2,554t pop.,
near Missouri r., and on Kansas City, St.
Joseph & Council Bluffs R1., at junction of
Nebraska City branch of Burllng"(m & Mis-
souri R. R I., 51 m. S. of Council Bluffs and
79 from St. Joseph, Mo.
DEMOCRAT; Wednesdays; democrat-
ic ; four pages ; size 26x40 ; subscription ,$2 ; es-
tablished 1870 ; W. A. Fulnier, editor and pub-
lisher ; circulation K 1.
FREMONT TI3IES: Fridays; four
pages ; size 26x40 ; subscription $2 ; estab-
lished 1866; P. S:. Clair & Co., editors and pub-
lishers : circulation K 1.
IOWA STATE NEWS; Saturdays;
democratic ; four pages ; size 26x40 ; subscrip-
tion $1 ."0; established 1879; Iowa News Co.,
editors and publishers.
REPl'BLICAN; Thursdays; republican;
eight pages ; size 26x40 ; subscription .$1 .50 ;:
established 1879; Hamburg Publishing Co.,
editors and publishers.
HAMPTON, C. II., Franklin Co.,
1,5(30+ pop., on Central Rd. of Iowa, 59 m.
from Marshalltown and 29 from Mason City>
A good stock-raising and agricultural dis-
trict.
CHRONICLE; Saturdays; republican;
eight pages ; size :^x44 ; subscription $2 ; es-
tablished 1873 ; J. C. Whitney & Son, editors
and publisliers ; circulation K.
FRANKLIN CO. RECORDER;
Wednesdays ; republican ; four pages ; size
26x40; subscription $2; established 18C6 ; Mc-
Cracken & Raymond, editors and publLshers ;
circulation J 1.
HARLAN, C. H., Shelby Co., 900t pop.,
on Nishnabotana r., 12 m. N. of Chicago.
Rock Island & Pacific Rd., 45 from Council
Bluffs, on branch of C, R. I. & P. Rd. Sur-
rounded by a good agricultural district.
HERALD ; Thursdays ; republican ; four
pages ; size 24x36 ; subscription .$2 ; estab-
lished 1874; R. W. Robins, editor and pub-
lisher ; circulation K 1.
HASTINGS, Mills Co., 500t pop., on
Chicago, Burlington & Quincy Rd., 35 m.
from Council Bluffs. In superior agricul-
tural region.
P li A I N D E A L E R ; Thursdays ; na
tional ; four pages ; size 24x36 ; subscription
$1 .50 ; established 1879 ; H. C. Ayres, editor
and publisher ; circulation K K.
HOLLAND, Grundy Co.
JOURNAL; Thursdays; four pages;
size 22x32 ; subscription $1 ; established 1878 ;
A. Burton, editor and publisher ; circ'n K.
HUMBOLDT, Humboldt Co., 600t
pop., on Des Moines r., 108 m. N. of Des
Moines, 17 N. of the Illinois Central Rd. at
Fort Dodge.
HU31BOLDT CO. INDEPENDENT;
(see Dakota City).
KOSMOS; Wednesdays; republican;
four pages ; size 26x40 ; subscription .$1 50 ; es-
tablished 1866 ; Frederick H. Taf t, editor and
publisher : circulation K.
IDA GROVE, C. H., Ida Co., 450t
pop., on Maple r., about .50 in. E. by S. of
Sioux City, and 25 N. of Chicago & North-
western Rd., and 25 S. of Illinois Central Rd.
AMERICAN NEWSPAPER DIRECTORY.
115
IOWA.
IOWA.
IDA CO. PIONEER; Thursdays; four
pages; size 26x40; subscription 82; estab-
listied 1872; Chaffee & Williams, editors and
publishers.
MAPLE VAIiL-EY ERA; Fridays:
independent-republican ; four pages ; size
26x40 ; subscription §2 ; establislied 18TT ; C.
N. Clark, editor and publisher; cire'n K.
INDEPENDENCE, C. H., Buchanan
Co., 3,60Ot- i)op., on Wapsipinicon r. and the
Iowa division of the Illinois Central Rd., 69
ni. from Dubuque and 24 from Waterloo.
BUCHANAN CO. BULLETIN; Fri
days ; republican ; four pages ; size 28x40 :
subscription .S2 ; established 1865 ; Wm. To-
man, editor and publisher ; circulation K 1.
CONSERVATIVE; Wednesdays ; dem-
ocratic ; eignt pages ; size 30x44 ; subscription
g2; establislied 185.5 ; W. Barnhart, editor and
publisher ; circulation K 1.
NATIONAL ADVOCATE; Fridays;
four pages ; size 26x40 ; subscription ,$1 50 ; es-
tablished 1878 ; M. S. Hitchcoclc, editor and
publisher ; circulation K 1. i
CHRISTIAN ADVOCATE AND
REFORMER; monthly; unsectarian ;
eight pages ; size 32x32 : subscription 50 cents ;
establislied 1879 ; F. M. Pwobertson, editor ; J.
E. Gates, publisher.
INDIANOL.A, C. H., Warren Co.,'
3,000t pop., terminus of Indianola branches
of Chicago, Rock Island & Pacific and
Chicago, Burl. & Quincy Rds., 21 m
Des Moines. Surrounded by a rich agi'icul-
tui'al and stock-raising country.
HERALD; Thursdays; republican ; four
pages ; size 28x40 ; established 1857 ; Graham &
Jones, editors and publishers ; cire'n J 1.
PEOPLE'S ADVOCATE; Tnursdays ;
greenback ; four pages ; size 26.x40 ; subscrip-
tion SI 5U : establishea 1870 ; F. B. Taylor, ed-
itor; Dr. C. B. Lake, publisher; cire'n K K 1.
TRIBUNE; Thursdays; democratic; four
pages ; size 26x40 ; subscription §1 ; establish-
ed 1873 ; John E. Clarey, editor and publisher ;
circulation J 1.
SIMP.SONIAN; monthly; twenty pages
octavo; subscription $1; established 1870;
Students of Simpson Centenary College, edi-
tors; Simpsonian Publishing Co., publishers;
circulation K ; Ls.sued during the collegiate
yeai".
IOWA CITY, C. H., Johnson Co.,
9,900+ pop. , on Iowa r. and Chicago, Rock
Lsland & Pacific Rd., 54 m. from Davenport.
Seat of .State University and Historical So-
ciety. Engaged In manufacturing.
REPUBLICAN; every evening except
Sunday, and WEEKLY, Wednesdays;
daily four pages, weekly eight pages ; size —
daily 24x36, weekly 31x45 ; subscription — daily
$10, weekly §1 50 ; established — daily 1876,
weekly 1848 ; Republican Publishing Co., edi-
tors and publishers; circulation — dally K,
weekly I.
IOWA STATE PRESS; Wednesdays;
democratic ; four pages ; size 28x44 ; subscrip-
tion §2; established 1841; John P. Irish, edi-
tor and publisher ; circulation I.
JOURNAL; Fridays ; republican ; eight
ages ; size 30x44 ; subscription .SI ; estab-
Ished 1879 ; Journal Printing Co., editors and
publishers.
SLOVAN AMERICKY; Thursdays;
Bohemian ; eight pages ; size 28x4:3 ; subscrip-
tion §3 20; established 1869 ; John M. B. Letov-
sky, editor; John Barta Letovsky & Sons,
publishers ; circulation I.
VOLKSFREUND; Fridays; German;
four pages ; size 28x40 ; subscription $2 ; estab-
li.shed 1874 ; Henry Brede, editor and pub-
lisher; circulation K 1.
UNIVERSITY REPORTER; month
ly; sixteen pages; size of page 10x12; sub-
scription $1 ; established 1868 ; Students of
; Iowa State University, editors and publish-
ers ; circulation K ; issued during the colle-
giate year.
j VIDETTE; monthly; sixteen pages ; .size
of page 8x11; subscription 75 cents; estab-
; lished 1879; students of Iowa State Universi-
ty, editors and publishers ; a college paper ;
issued (lurinu the collegiate vear.
WESTERN STOCK JOURNAL
AND FAR31ER : monthly; agricultural;
twenty-four pages ; size of pasre 10x15 ; sub-
scription .SI ; established 1871 ; Z. C. Luse, edi-
tor; Stock Journal Publishing Co., publish
ers ; circulation H H 1.
IOWA FALLS, Hardin Co., l,600t
pop., on Illinois r. and Iowa division of Illi-
nois Central Rd., 143 m. from Dubuque and
40 from Cedar Falls.
SENTINEL; Wednesdays; republican;
four pages ; size 26x4<J ; subscription 82 ; estab-
lished 1857 ; O. W. Garrison & Son, editors and
publishers ; circulation J.
JEFFERSON, C. H., Greene Co,,
l,500t pop., 5 m. from Mississippi r. and 10
above Dubuque ; 60 m. N. W. of Des Moines.
BEE; Thursdays; republican; eight pages;
size 30x44 ; subscription .82 ; established 1867 ;
Rhoads & Gray, editors and publishers ; cir-
culation J.
GREENE CO. GAZETTE; Fridays;
eight pages ; size 26x40 ; subscription .$2 ; es-
tablished 1875; Jackson & McLaurv, editors
from ' ^^^ publishers . - - - -
JESUP, Buchanan
Illinois Central Rd.
BUCHANAN CO. JOURNAL; Fri
days ; republican ; eight pages ; size 30x44 ;
established 1879; A. H. Farwell, editor and
publisher.
KELLOGG, Jaaper Co., l.OOOf pop.,
45 m. E. of Des Moines, on Chicago, R. I.
& Pacific Rd. Centre of a stock and grain
growing district.
POST; Thursdays ; republican ; four
pages ; size 26x4JJ ; subscription gl 50 ; estab-
lisned 1878 ; B. F. Arnold, editor and publish-
er ; circulation K.
KENSETT, Worth Co., on Cent. Ed.
of Iowa.
circulation K 1.
Co., 800t
pop., on
fi
I MAIL ; Fridays ; republican ; eight pages ;
! size 26x40 ; subscription S2 ; established 1878 ;
I James and Charles Elliott, editors and pub-
• lishers ; circulation K.
KEOKUK, Lee Co., 15,350t pop.,
, on Mississippi r., near mouth of Des Moines
j r., at head of navigation for the large class
j of river steamboats. Terminus of several
important railroads. The river commerce
Is very extensive. One of the principal
grain and produce markets in Iowa. Whole-
! sale and jobbing trade.
I CONSTITUTION; everv evening ex-
I cept Sunday, and WEEKLY, Wednesdays;
I democratic ; daily four pages, weekly .six
i pages ; size--daily 24x37, weekly (size of page)
1 18x24; subscription— daily .88, ' weekly §1 50;
established 1862; Smith,' Cfendenin & Rees,
editors and publishers ; circulation — daily
J 1, weekly H 1. The daily is the live paper
of Iowa; iveekly largest in the State.
GATE CITY ; everv morning except
Monday, and WEEKLY, Thursdays ; re-
publican ; daily four pages, weekl}"^ eight
pages ; size— daily 26x40, weekly (size of page)
17x23 ; subscription— daily 88 50, weeklv 81 50;
established— daily 1854, weekly 1846 ; Howell
& Clark, editors and publishers ; circulation
— dailv 1 1, weeklv H 1.
DIE POST ; Thursdays; German; inde-
pendent ; four pages ; size 28x40 ; subscription
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GEO. P. ROWELL & GO'S
IOWA.
IOWA.
$2; established 1869; Aclolph Wulff, editor
and publisher ; circulation J 1.
ITEM ; Saturdays ; four pages ; size 2i)x26 ;
subscription $1 ; established 1879 ; W. E.
Broadfleld, editor and publisher.
LA BOR TRIBUNE; Thursdays ;
greenback ; four paf?es ; size 24x35 : subscrip-
tion $1 ; established 1879 ; J. C. Thomijson,
editor and publisher ; circulation K 1.
CENTRAL. SCHOOL. JOURNAL;
monthly ; educational ; sixteen pages : size
25X.S8 ; subscription 50 cents ; established
1877 ; W. J. Medes & Co., editors and publish-
ers ; circulation H 1.
KEOSAUQUA, C, H., Vcm Jiuren
Co., l,20O|- pop., on Des Moines r., 48 m. fi-oni
Keokuk. It has excellent water power.
Surrounded by a rich farming district, and
centre of a large trade.
REPUBLICAN; Thursdays; republi-
can : four i)ages ; size 26x40 ; subscription $2 ;
established 1855 ; Sloan & Rowley, editors
and publishers ; circulation J 1.
VAN BUREN DEMOCRAT; Thurs
days ; democratic ; four pages ; size 24x34 ;
subscription $2 ; established 1870 ; Geo. F.
Smith, editor and publisher ; circ'n K K 1.
KEOTA, Keokuk Co., l,100t pop., on
C, R. I. & P. Rd. Large grain and stock
town. Has numerous mills, factories and
stores.
E A GLE ; Saturdays ; independent ; four
pages ; size 24x35 : subscription SI 50 ; estab-
lished 1875 ; G. L. Reed, editor ; Wells & Reed,
publishers ; circulation K.
KNOXVILLE, C. H., Marion Co.,
3,000+ pop., on Chicago, Rock Island &
Paciflc and Chicago, Burlington & Quincy
Rds., about 8 m. S. W. of Des Moines r.,
and 45 S. S. E. of Des Moines. Surrounded i
by a rich coal and agricultural district.
Water power, timber, and stone in abun-
dance.
J O U RN A L ; Wednesdays ; republican ;
lour pages ; size 26x40 ; subscription $1 50 ;
established 1856 ; F. C. Barker, editor and
publisher; circulation J .1.
MARION CO. EXPRESS; Tues-
days; democratic; four pages ; size 26x40;
subscription ,tl 50; established 1865; FJory &
Van Der Meulen, editors and publishers ; cir-
culation J J.
MARION CO. REPORTER; Fridays;
democi-atic ; four pages ; size 26x40 : subscrip-
tion $1 50; established 1880; J. L. McCormack,
editor and publisher.
LiAKE CITY, C. H., Calhoun Co., 420
pop., 25 m. S. W. of Fort Dodge, and 75 N,
W. of Des Moines.
DOLLAR BLADE; Fridays; four
ages ; size 20x26 ; subscription $1 ; estab-
ished 1879 ; Parker & Sprague, editors and
publishers.
liAKE MILLS, Winnebago Co.,
435+ pop., about 15 m. N. of Forest City and
18 W. of Northwood.
INDEPENDENT HERALD; Satur-
days ; republican ; eight pages ; size 26x40 ;
subscription $2; established 1875; H. W. Row-
land, editor and publisher ; circulation K.
LANSING, Allamakee Co., 2,000t pop.,
on Mississippi r., and on Chicago, Dubuque
& Minnesota Rd., 50 m. below La Crosse and
100 above Dubuque. An extensive grain
market and place of active trade. Strictly
an agricultural countj'.
MIRROR; Fridays; republican; four
pages; size 24x36; subscription $2; estab-
Fi
lished 1852 ; James T. Metcalf , editor and pub-
lisher; circulation K K 1.
LA PORTE CITY, Black Hawk Co.,
1,200+ pop., on Burlington, Cedar Rapids &
Minnesota Rd., 16 m. from Waterloo and
140 from Burlington. Centre of a large and
fertile district of country.
LOCAL REVIEW; Tuesdays; repub-
lican ; fom- pages ; size 17x24 ; subscription
$1 ; established 1879 ; W. E. Throne, editor ;
Throne & Wagoner, publishers.
PROGRESS; Wednesdays; indepen-
dent ; four pages ; size 26x40 ; subscription
$1 .50 ; established 1870 ; Jesse Wasson, editor
and publisher ; circulation J 1.
LAWLER, Chickasaw Co., TOOf pop.,
on Milwaukee & St. Paul Rd.
HERALD; Thursdays; eight pages ; size
26.v;40; subscription $1 50; established 1875;
Cooney & Welch, editors and publishers ;
circulation K.
LE CLAIRE, Scott Co., 1,093 pop.
PILOT ; Saturdays; four pages; size
24x36 ; subscription $1 50 ; established 1875 ;
H. L. Barter, editor and publisher; circula-
tion K.
LE MARS, C. H., Phjmouth Co., l.eOOf
pop., at junction of Iowa division of Illinois
Central and Sioux City & St. Paul Rds., 25
m. N. E. of Sioux City. One of the princi-
pal grain, stock and lumber markets of
North-western Iowa.
IOWA LIBERAL; Wednesdays; eight
pages ; size 30x44 ; subscription $2 ; estab-
lished 1872 ; Leidy & Phippen, editors and
publishers ; circulation K 1.
SENTINEL; Thursdnys; republican;
four pages ; size 26x40 ; subscription $2 ; es-
tablished 1871; J. C. Buchanan, editor and
publisher ; circulation K 1.
LENOX, Taylor Co.
TIME TABLE; Fridays ; eight pages;
size 26x40 ; subscription $2 ; established 1874 ;
H. Lupton, editor and publisher ; circ'n K.
LEON, C. H.,Z)ecafwr Co., l,7C0t pop.,
65 m. S. of Des Moines, 40 from Chariton.
Situated in the midst of an agricultural
region.
DECATUR CO. JOURNAL; Thurs-
days ; republican ; eight pages ; size 26x40 ;
subscription $1 50; established 1868; W. T.
Robinson, editor and publisher ; circ'n J J.
DEMOCRAT-REPORTER; Thurs-
days ; democratic ; eight pages ; size 26x40 ;
subscription $1 50 ; established 1875 ; Jackson
& Howard, editors and publishers; cLrcula-
tion K 1.
LIME SPRINGS, Howard Co.
TRIBUNE; Thursdays; four pages ; size
22x30; subscription $1 50; established 1877;
Bock & Burdick, editors and publishers ; cir-
culation K.
LINEVILLE, Wayne Co., 750t pop.,
on S. W. branch of C, R. I. & P. Rd., 40 m.
from Centreville, 120 from Keokuk. Has
grain and stock trade and shipping.
TRIBUNE; Thursdays; republican;
eight pages ; size 26x40 ; subscription $1 25 ;
established 1873; Charles H. Austin, editor;
Austin & Shirley, publishers ; circulation K.
LISBON, Linn Co., 960t pop., on C.
& N. W. Rd. Flouring mills and gener^
mercantile and mechanical pursuits.
SUN; Saturdays; republican; four pages :
size 24x35 ; subscription $1 65 ; establisnea
1874 ; W. L. Davis, editor and publisher ; cir-
culation K.
AMERICAN NEWSPAPER DIRECTORY.
117
IOWA.
IOWA.
liOGAN, C. H., Harrison Co., SOOf
pop., on Bojer r. and Iowa division of
Chicago & Xorth-western Rd., 29 m. from
Council Bluffs. It is the centre of a rich
agricultural district, from which it derives
an active trade. Two stone quarries here.
HARRISON CO. COURIER; Thurs
days ; republican ; four pages ; size 24x:J6 ;
subscription $2 ; established 1875 ; Alpheus
Davison, editor and publisher; circulation K 1.
liYONS, Clinton Co., 4,500t pop., on
Mississippi r. and the Iowa Midland and
Clinton, Dubuque & Minn. Rds., 3 m. above
Clinton, and opposite Fulton, 111., and 136
from Chicago. Considerable lumber is cut
here. It has a large and flourishing busi-
ness.
CLINTON CO. ADVERTISER;
Thursdays ; democratic ; four pages ; size
24x36 ; subscription S2 ; established 1856 ; J. C.
Hopkins, editor and publisher ; circ'n J 1.
MIRROR ; Saturdays ; republican ; eight
pages ; size :35x48 ; subscription .S2 ; estab-
lished 18.54 ; Beers & Eaton, editors and pub-
lishers ; circulation J 1.
McGregor, Clayton Co., 4,000t
pop., on Mississippi r., opposite Prairie du
Chien, and on Chicago, Milwaukee & St.
Paul Rd., at the eastern terminus of the
Iowa and Dakota division, 61 m. above Du-
buque and 190 from Milwaukee. The rail-
road car and repair shops are located here.
Centre of an active trade.
NEWS; Wednesdavs; four pages; .size
27x40; sub.-ciiption $1 50; established 1872;
A. F. Hofer. editor; A. F. Hofer & Sons, pub-
lishers; circulation Jl.
NORTH IOWA TI3IES; Thursdavs ;
democratic ; four pages ; size 26x40 ; .sub-
scription .S2 ; established 18.56 ; John H. An-
drlck, editor ; Andrick & Richardson, pub-
lishers ; circulation J J 1.
MALCOM, Poiveshiek Co., 804 pop.,
on Chicago, Rock Island and Pae. Rd., 60
m. from Des Moines and the same from
Iowa City. New town ; in centre of county ;
grain and lumber trade. I
GAZETTE; Thursdaj's ; four pages ; .size |
22x30 ; subscription .$1 ; established 1871 ; I
James H. Duffus, editor and publisher ; circu- i
lation K. |
MALVERN, ^nils Co., TOOf pop., on
Burlington & Missouri R. Rd., 35 m. from
Omaha and 30 from Council Bluffs. Centre
of a thriving trade. Extensively engaged
in stock raising.
LiEADER; Thursdays ; democratic ; four
pages ; size 26x40 ; subscription .$1 50 ; estab-
lished 1875 ; J. D. Morris and J. Cleaver,
editors ; J. D. Morris, publisher ; circulation
K K
MILIiS CO. REPUBLICAN; Fri
days ; eight pages ; size ;30x44 ; subscription
$1 50 ; established 1877 ; A. G. and E. B. Par-
ri.sh, editoi-s and publishers ; circulation K K.
MANCHESTER, Delaioare Co.,
2,500+ pop., on Maquoketa r. and Illinois
Central Rd., 47 m. from Dubuque. Deals in
dairy products and is engaged in manufac-
turing.
DEMOCRAT; Wednesdays; democrat-
ic ; four pages ; size 28x44 ; subscription §1 .50 ;
established 1875; Bronson & Carr, editors and
publLsher.s ; circulation K K 1.
PRESS; Fridays ; republican : foiu* pages;
.size 28x40 ; subscription S2 ; established 1871 ;
H. L. Rann, editor and publisher; circ'n KK 1.
MANSON, Calhoun Co., 300t pop., on
111. Cent. Rd. Has mills, and is a gi-eat grain
centre.
CALHOUN CO. JOURNAL; Thurs
days ; eiRht pages; 'size 30x44; subscription
.S2 ; established 1874 ; T. B. Hotchkiss, editor
and publisher ; circulation K 1.
MAPLiETON, Monona Co., SOOf pop.,
45 m. S. E. of Sioux City, terminus of Maplw
R. Branch of Chicago & N.W.Rd. Large stock
shipping point, and centre of trade for a
large and growing agricultux-al and stock-
raising section.
PEOPLE'S PRESS; Thursdays; inde-
pendent ; four pages; size 24x.35 ; subscription
$1 75 ; established 1871 ; Charles A. Robertson,
editor and publisher ; circulation K 1.
MAQUOKETA, C. H., Jackson Co.,
2,46yt pop., on Iowa Midland Rd., at inter-
section of Davenport & Northwest Rd., 40
m. from Clinton and 40 from Davenport.
DER JACKSON DE3IOKRAT; Sat
urdays ; German ; democratic ; eight pages ;
size :^x44 ; subscription §2 ; established 1879 ;
J. M. Moeller, editor ; Swigart & Sons, pub-
lishers.
EXCELSIOR; Saturdays; republican;
eight pages ; size 30x44 ; subscription $1 50 ; es-
i tablished 1856 ; Shaw & Matthews, editors and
I publishers ; circulation K 1.
I JACKSON CO. RECORD; Tuesdays;
four pages ; size 24x35 ; subscription §1 ; es-
tablished 1878 ; W. S. Belden, editor and pub-
lisher ; circulation K.
I JACKSON SENTINEL; Thursdays;
democratic ; eight pages ; size 35x48 ; sub-
scription §2 ; established 1854; Swigart &
Sons, editors and publishers ; circulation J 1.
MARBLE ROCK, Floyd Co., 900t
pop., on Shell Rock r. & B., C. R. & N. Rd., 39
m. from Cedar Falls. Centre of a fertile
agricultural section, and a shipping point
for grain and stock.
WEEK LiY ; Thursdaj-s ; four pages ; size
26x40 ; subscription $2 ; established 1875 ; H.
B. Nies, editor and publisher ; circulation K K.
MARENGO, C. IL, Iowa Co., 2,.500t
pop., on Iowa division of Cliicago, Rock
Island & Pacific Rd., 85 m. from Davenport.
Engaged in agricultural pursuits.
DEMOCRAT ; Thursdays; democratic ;
four pages; size 28x44; subscription .$175;
established 1875 ; J. G. Sahorn, editor and
publisher ; circulation J J.
REPUBLICAN ; Wednesdays, republi-
can ; f I )ur pages ; size 28x44 ; subscription .§2 ;
established 1856 ; Spering & Crenshaw, edi-
tors and publishers ; circulation J.
MARION, C. H., Linn Co., 2,700t
pop., on Dubuque & South-western Rd., 6
m. from Cedar Rapids and 70 from Du-
buque.
LINN CO. PILOT; Thursdays; four
pages ; size 26x40 ; subscription§2 ; established
1871 ; Beaty & Willits, editors and publish-
ers ; circulation K 1.
REGISTER; Tuesdays; republican;
four pages; sze 26x40; subscription §1 50:
established 1852 ; S. W. Rathbun, editor and
publisher ; circulation K K 1.
ADVENT AND SABBATH ADVO-
CATE; semi-monthl}' ; second advent ; four
pages ; size 22x32 ; subscription $1 50 ; estab-
lished 1866; Jacob Brinkerhoff, editor and
publisher ; does not insert advertisements.
MARSH ALLTOWN, C. H., Mar-
shall Co., 4,500+ pop., on Iowa division of
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GEO. P. ROVVELL & GO'S
IOWA.
Chicago & North-western Rd., at crossing
of Central Rd. of Iowa, 70 m. W. of Cedar
Rapids. Surrounded by a fine agricultural
country. Centre of a thriving trade. Con-
siderable manufacturing carried on.
MARSH Alili TIMES ; every evening
excent Sunday, and MARSHALiIi CO.
TIMES, Wednesdays; republican; four
pages ; size — dailv 24x35, weekly 30x44 ; sub-
scription—daily $6, weekly $2 50 ; established
— daily 1875, weekly 1859: Times Printing Co ,
editors ana publishers; circulation— daily K 1,
weekly 1 1.
BEOBACHTER ; Wednesdays; Ger-
man ; four pages ; size 2Sx44 ; subscription
$2 ; established 1879 ; J. W. Weippiert, editor
and publisher.
BUGLiE; Saturdays; four pages; size
28x44 ; subscription $\ ; established 1879 ; Cook
Sanford, editor and publisher.
MARSHAI.L. REPUBLICAN ;
Wednesdays ; four pages ; size 28x44 ; sub-
scription $2 ; established 1871 ; Henderson &
Merriman, editors and publishers ; circula-
tion J 1.
MARSHALL. STATESMAN; Satur-
days ; democratic ; eight pages ; size 34x47 ;
subscription $2 ; established 1875 ; circulation
K 1.
MARYSVILLE, Mario7i Co., 400t
pop. Three m. from Hamilton, on Cedar
Creek and on C, B. & Q. Branch Rd., 16 m.
from Knoxville. Manufactures woolen
goods, and has coal fields.
MINER ; Thursdays ; neutral ; four pages;
size 24x36 ; subscription .$1 .50 ; established
1871; C. T. McConnell, editor and publisher;
circulation K.
MASON CITY, C. H., Cerro Gordo
Co., 3,0(X)f pop., on the Iowa & Dakota divi-
sion of the Milwaukee & St. Paul Rd., at the
junction of the Mason City & Austin branch,
74 m. from McGregor and 115 N. of Des
Moines. In a fine agi-icultural district.
CERRO GORDO REPUBLICAN;
Thursdays ; republican ; four pages ; size
28x44 subscription $2 ; established 1861 ; W.
V. Lucas, editor and publisher; circulation
K 1.
EXPRESS; Wednesdays; republican;
eight pages; size 35x48; subscription $2; es-
tablished 1870 ; Will. Ed. Tucker, editor and
publisher; circulation K 1.
JOURNAL; Wednesdays; democratic;
foTir pages ; size 26x40 ; subscription .$2 ; es-
tablished 1867 ; T. C. Medary, editor and pub-
lisher ; circulation K 1.
MECHANICS VILLE, Cedar Co.,
800f pop., on Iowa division of Chicago &
North-western Rd., 10 m. W. of Clarence
and 26 from Cedar Rapids. Surrounded by
an agricultural country.
PRESS ; Fridays; democratic; four
f)ages; size 22x32; subscription $1 50; estab-
ished 1866 ; F. H. Williams, editor and pub-
lisher; circulation K 1.
MEDIAPOI.IS, ^es Moines Co., GOOt
pop., 15 m. N. of Burlington, at the jimction
of the B. C. R. & N., and B. & N.W. Rds. Sur-
rounded by a fine agricultural district.
ENTERPRISE; Saturdays; independ-
ent ; four pages ; s'ze 22x32 ; established 1874 ;
J. W. Merrill, editor and publisher ; circ'n K.
MILTON, Van Buren Co., 700t pop.,
on the Burlington & S. W. Rd.
HERALD; Thursdays; four pages; size
■24x31 ; subscription .$1 75 ; established 1878 ;
C D. Baxtei% editor and publisher; circ'n K.
MISSOURI VALLEY, Harrison
IOWA.
Co., l,200t pop., the southern terminus of
Sioux City & Pacific Rd., at its junction
with Iowa division of Chicago & North-
western Rd., 20 m. N. of Council Bluffs and
6 from Missouri r.
T I 31 E S ; Fridays ; democratic ; four
pages ; size 24x36 ; subscription $2 ; estab-
lished 1868 ; D. M. Harris, editor ; D. M. Harris
& Sons, oublishers; circulation J.
VALLEY REPUBLICAN; Wednes
days ; republican ; four pages ; size 24x35 ;
subscription .HI 50; established 1879; F. H.
Robertson, editor and publisher.
MITCHELL VILLE, /^oZ^- Co., l.OOOf
pop., on Chicago, R. I. & Pacific and K. & D.
M. Branch of C, R. I. & P. Rd., 18 m. from
Des Moines. In fine stock and farming
country. Near coal mines.
NEWS; Fridays; four pages; size 24x35;
subscription .§1 50; established 1878; E. T.
Cressey, editor and publisher.
MONMOUTH, Jackson Co.
RE(^ISTER; Thursdays; four pages;
size 20x26 ; subscription .$1 ; established 1879 ;
Merrill & Willis, editors and publishers.
MONROE, Jasper Co., l,641t pop., on
Des Moines Valley Rd., 32 m. from Des
Moines and 29 from Oskaloosa. Noted for
its excellent coal, and abundance of timber.
MIRROR; Fridays; republican; four
pages; size 24x35; subscription .$1 50; estab-
lished l!>72; Leroy W. Allum, editor and
publisher ; circulation J.
MONTEZUMA, C. H., Poweshiek Co.,
555 pop., about 20 m. N. of Oskaloosa and 10
S. of the line of the Chicago, Rock Island
& Pacific Rd. Coal fields in the vicinity.
POWESHIEK CO. DEMOCRAT;
Tuesdays; democratic; four pages; size
22x32; subscription $1 .50; established 1877;
L. H. Boydston, editor and publisher; circu-
lation K.
REP U BLIC A N ; Wednesdays ; republi-
can ; four pages ; size 26x40 ; subscription
81 50; established 1856; Thomas A. Cheshire,
editor; Cheshire Bros., publishers; circula-
tion K 1.
MONTICELLO, Jones Co., 2.587t
pop., on Dubuque & South-western Rd., at
intersection of Davenport & St. Paul Rd.,
43 m. from Dubuque and 70 from Davenport.
DTE FREIE PRESSE.H
EXPRESS; Thursdays; republican;
four pages: size 26x40; subscription $2; es-
tablisheil 1865; John Blanchard, editor and
publisher; circulation K 1.
JONES CO. LIBERALj Thursdays;
four pages; size 26x4<J; subscription f2; es-
tablished 18?2; G. W. Hunt, editor and pub-
lisher ; circulation K.
MORNING SUN, Louisa Co., l.OOOt
pop., on Burlington, Cedar Rapids & Min-
nesota Rd., 23 m. from Burlington and 7
from Wapello. Shipping point for grain
and produce.
SENTINEL; Thursdays; four pages;
size 22x30: subscription .^1 50; established
1879 ; W. B. Moffet, editor and publisher.
MOULTON, Appanoose Co., l.lOOf
pop., on the St. Louis, Kansas City &. North-
ern Rd., at the intersection of the Burling-
ton & South-western Rd., 100 m. from Bui--
lington and 35 from Ottumwa. Milling,
woolen factories and general trade are car-
ried on.
AMERICAN XEWSPArER DIRECTORY.
119
IOWA.
IOWA.
ENSIGN; Thursdays ; independent ; four
pages ; size i4x35; subscription §1 ; establish-
■ed 1877 ; S. J. C. Eby, editor ; Eby & Price, pub-
lishers ; circulation K.
INTER -STATE NOR]>IAL.
MONTHLY; educational; twenty-tour
pages; Size of page 8x10; subscription 75
cents; established 1877; T. C. Campbell,
editor and publisher ; circulation 1 1.
MOUNT AYR, C. H., Ringgold Co.,
610+ pop., about 73 m. S. S. W. of Des Moines
and about 20 from the line of the Burling-
ton & Missouri R. Rd. at Afton.
JOURNAIi ; Fridays; four pages;
size 26x4); suoscription $2 ; established 1874 ;
■Clarence Bartrutf , editor and publisher ; cir-
culation K.
ONWA RD ; Thursdays ; republican ; four
pages; size 26x40; subscription §1 50; estab-
lished 1878 ; Ouvvard Printing Co., editors and
publishers ; circulation J. The "OnwarcV is
the official jjaper of Ringgold county, Iowa,
and in point of circulation equals any paper
j)ublishecl in. that or adjoining cmnties. Its
circulation is rapidly increasing, and no
paper in Soxithwestern Iowa offers better
inducements to the advertiser.
RINGGOLD RECORD: Thursdays;
four pa?es; size 28x44; subscription §2; es-
tablished 1865; George R. Stephens, editor
and publisher ; circulation J.
MOUNT PLEASANT, C. H., Henry
Co., 4,563+ pop., on Burlington & Missouri
R. Rd., 28 m. from Burlington. Centre of
trade for a fertile county. There are seve-
ral educational institutions located here.
EVENING HERALD; every evening
except Sunday ; independent ; four pages ;
size 22x81 ; subscription .$7 80 ; established
1879 ; R. C. Brown, editor and publisher.
REPORTER; every evening except Sun-
day ; four pages ; size 20x26 ; subscription
$5 '20 ; established 1877 ; C. L. Morehouse, ed-
itor and publisher.
FREE PRESS; Thursdays; indepen-
dent; four page's; size 28x44; subscription
S2; established 1869; Edwin Van Cise and
a-s. A. Turoop, editors and publishers ; circu-
lation J 1.
JOURNA L; Thursdays; republican; four
pages ; size 28x43 ; subscription $2 ; estab-
lished 1856 ; George W. McAdam, editor and
publisher; circulation J 1.
MOUNT VERNON, Linn Co., l,200t
pop., on Iowa division of Chicago & North-
western R 1., 16 m. E. of Cedar Rapids. Cor-
nell College is located here.
HAWK-EY^E; Fridays; reptiblican;
four pages ; size 26x40 ; subscription $2 ; es-
tablished 1869 ; S. H. Bauman, editor and pub-
lisher ; circulation K.
COLLEGIAN; monthlv; twelve pages;
size of page 9x12; subscription 75 cents; es-
tablished 1869 ; Literary S jcieties of Cornell
'College, editors and publishers; circulation
K ; a college paper.
MURRAY, Clarl: Co., SOOf pop., on
Burlington & Missouri River Rd., 166 m. from
Burlington.
NEWS; Wednesdays; four pages; size
^x:35; subscription $2; established 1877;
•Crawford & Farner, editors and publishers ;
circulation K.
MUSCATINE, C. H., Muscatine Co.,
10,54(>t- pop., on Mississippi r. and south-
western division of Chicago, Rock Island &
Pacific Rd. and Muscatine & Western Rd.,
300 m. above St. Louis. The centering point
of a very large trade. Extensively engaged
in manufacturing lumber and other arti-
cles, and the lumber trade. Various manu-
factories and several large pork-packing
establishments located here.
JOURNAL; every evening except Sun-
day, TRI-\VEEKLY, Tuesdays, Thurs-
days and S iturdays, and WEEK.L Y, Fri-
I days ; republican ; four pages ; size — daily
I and tri-weekly 24x36, weekly 28x44 ; subscrip-
I tion— daily $8, tri-weekly §4, weekly $2 ;
Journal Printing Co., editors and publishers ;
' circulation — dailj' K K, tri-weekly K, weekly
J J 1.
TRIBUNE: every morning except Mon-
day, and WEEKLY', Thursdays; dally
four pages, weeKly eignt pages ; size— daily
26x40, weekly 30x44 ; subscription— daily $10,
weekly .§2; Betts Bros., editors and publish-
ers; circ ilation— dailv K K, weekly J 1.
DEUTSCHE ZEITUNG ; Fridays;
German; democratic ; totir pages ; size 28x44;
subscriprion §2 ; established 1874 ; G. W. Weip-
piert, edi'or and publisher; circulation J 1.
GREENBACK PATRIOT ; Thurs
days; four pages; size 26x40; subscription
$1 50 ; established 1879 ; T. J. Palmer, editor
and publisher.
NEWS ; Sattirdavs ; four pages; size 26x40;
subscription SI t*'; established 1879; O. G.
Jack, editor and publisher.
NASHUA, Chickasaio Co., 3,000t pop.,
on Red Cedar r. and the Cedar Falls & Min-
nesota Rd., 35 m. from Waterloo and 30
above Cedar Falls.
POST; Thursdays; republican; eight
pages ; size :X)x44 ; subscription $2 ; estab-
lished 1867 : Joseph F. Grawe, editor and pub-
lisher ; circulation K 1.
NEOLA, Pottawattamie Co., 350t pop.,
on C. R., L & P. Rd., 21 m. from Council
Bluffs. In fine corn and cattle country.
Has two steam grain elevators.
TRIBUNE; Thursdays; neutral; four
passes ; size 20x26 ; subscription $1 ; eslab-
lished 1879; Zenas Brown, editor and pub-
lisher.
NEVADA, C. H., Story Co., 2,000t
pop., on Chicago & North-western Rd., 99
m. W. of Cedar Rapids, :3o N. N. E. of Des
Moines, and 180 W. of Mississippi r. Sur-
rounde<l by an agriculttiral district. The
Iowa Agricultural College is located in this
county.
HIGHWAY'; Fridays ; evangelical ;
four pages ; size 16x22 ; subscription §1 ; estab-
lished 1876 ; Isaiah Reed, editor and publish-
er ; circulation K K.
REPRESENTATIVE; Wednesdays;
republican; four pages ; size 28x40; subscrip-
tion $1 50; established 1857; W. H. Gallup, edi-
tor and publisher ; circulation K K 1.
STORY CO. WATCHMAN; Fridays;
independent ; four pages ; size 26x40; subscrip-
tion SI 50: established 1874; R. H. Rodearmel,
editor and publisher; circulation K 1.
NEW ALBIN, Allamakee Co.
SPECTATOR.++
NEWELLi, Buena Vista Co., 400t pop.,
on Iowa Div. of 111. Cent. Rd., 43 m. W. of
Fort Dodge.
MIRROR; Fridays; republican; four
pages; size 24x35; subscription SI 50; estab-
lisUed 1875 ; James N. Miller, editor and pub-
lisher ; circulation K 1.
NEW HAMPTON, C. H., Chickasaw
Co., 1,000+ pop., on the Iowa & Dakota divi-
sion of the Milwaukee & St. Paul Rd., 70 m.
from McGregor and 15 N. E. of Nashua.
COURIER ; Thursdays ; republican ;
four pages ; size 26x40 ; subscription $1 50 ;
established 1861 ; Edwards & Carleton, edi-
tors and ptiblishers ; circulation K 1.
FREIE PRESSE; Fridays; German;
independent ; four pages ; size 2^1x;56 ; sub-
scription SI 50; established 1879; Zander
Bros., editors and publishers.
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GEO. P. ROWELL & CO'S
IOWA.
IOWA.
IOWA-VOL.KSFREUND; Thursdays;
German ; four pages ; size 24x36 ; established
1879 ; William Bersch, editor and publisher.
PEOPLE'S ADVOCATE; Fridays;
greenback ; eight pages ; size 26x40 ; sub-
scription $1 5U ; established 1879 ; Gurney &
Johns: ni, editors and publishers.
TRIBUNE ; Wednesdays; Independent;
four pages ; size 24x^6 ; subscription $1 ;
established 1876; F. M. Haislet, editor and
publisher; circulation K 1.
NEW SHARON, Mahasha Co., l,000t
pop., 12 m. N. of Oskaloosa. Surrounded by
a fine agricultural and mining district.
STAR; Wednesdays; republican; foiir
pages; size 26x40; subscription $1 65 ; estab-
lished 187:5 ; H. J. Vail, editor and publisher ;
circulation K 1.
NEWTON, C. H., Jasper Co., I,y83
pop., on Chicago, Rock Island & Pacific Rd.,
139 m. froju Davenport and 35 E. from Des
Moines. Surrounded by a fine agricultural
district.
IOWA NATIONAL ; Fridays; green-
back ; four pa<ies ; size 24x35 ; subscription $1 ;
established 1878 ; P. D. Swick. editor and pub-
lisher ; circulation .T J. Official organ of Na-
tional Greenback Partt/ of Jasper County,
Iowa. Read every iveek by ^,(M(}2ieo2}le. Ad-
vertising rates loir.
JASPER CO. INDEPENDENT;
Thursdays; democratic: eight pages: s ze
30x44 ; subscription SI 50 ; established 1S68 ;
Charles A. Clark, editor and publisher ; cir-
culation K K 1.
JOURNAL; Thursdays; republican;
four pages ; size 28x44 ; subscription $2 ; es-
tablished 1859; Ralph Robinson, editor and
publisher ; circulation J J 1.
NORA SPRINGS, Floyd Co., l.OOOt
pop., on Shell Rock r. and Burlington, Ce-
dar Rapids & Minnesota Rd., at intersection
of Iowa & Dakota division of Milwaukee &
St. Paul R.l., 119 m. from Cedar Rapids and
107 from McGregor. It is a fine market for
grain and stock.
FLOYD CO. PRESS; Wednesdays;
independent ; eight pages ; size 30x44 ; sub-
scription $2: established 1872; H. H. Colt,
editor and publisher ; circulation K.
TELEPIIONE ; Thursdays: four pages ;
size 26x40 ; subscription .$1 ; established 1877 ;
Keyes & Blythe, editors and publishers ; cir-
culation K 1.
NORTH W^OOD, C. H , Worth Co.,
950t pop., on Shell Rock r., on line of Bur-
lington, Cedar R. & Northern and northern
terminus of Central Rd. of Iowa, about 20
m. from Mason City. Surrounded by a rich
grazing and farming region. The county
seat and centre of considerable trade.
PIONEER; Tuesdays ; independent ;
eight pages ; size 30x44 : subscription $2 ; es-
tablished 1870 ; W. C. Eaton, editor and pub-
lisher.
WORTH CO. EAGLE; Thursdays;
eight pages ; size 30x44 ; sub.scription $2 ; es-
tablished 1878 ; Sidney A. Foster, editor and
publisher; circulation K 1. The circulation
embraces the subscrii)tion list of the " Eagle "
and the old " Northwood Pioneer" combined,
lohich gives it a circulation equal to any two
papers jJublished in Worth County.
ODEBOLT, Sac Co., 300t pop., on
Maple River Rd., 75 m. from Sioux City. The
surrounding country is said to be one of the
best for grain and stock raising in the State.
REPORTER; Fridays; independent;
four pages ; size 24x35 ; subscription $1 50 :
established 1877 ; Hickok & Mann, editors and
publishers ; circulation K.
OGDEN, Boone Co., SOOf pop., on C &
N. W. Rd., 40 m. N. of Des Moines. Sur-
rounded by an agricultural district.
REPORTER ; Fridays ; republican ;
eight pages ; sizi' 30x44 ; subscription $2 ; es-
tablished 1874 ; Earl Billings, editor and pub-
lisher ; circulation J.
ONAWA, C. ir., Monona Co., 850^
pop., on Sioux City & Pacific Rd., 7 m. from
Missom-i r., 37 from Sioux City and 55 N. of
Council Bluffs. Centre of a rich agricul-
tural region.
MONONA CO. GAZETTE; Thur^day.s;
republican ; four pages : size 26x40 ; subscrip
tion $2; established 1866; J. D. Ainsworth
editor and publisher ; circulation K 1.
ORANGE CITY, C. H., Sioux Co.^
300(- pop., about 45 m. X. of Sioux City. In
an agricultural district.
DE VOLKSVRIEND ; Thursdays;
Hollandish; four pages ; size 22x32; subscrip-
tion $1 50 ; established 1874 ; John Hospers,.
Jr., editor and publisher; circulation K.
SIOUX CO. HERALD ; Thursdays;
republican ; eight pages ; size 30x.^ ; subscrip-
tion $2 ; established 1871 ; C. W. Harmon, edi-
tor and publisher ; circulation K.
OSAGE, C. H., Mitchell Co., 2,500t pop.^
on Red Cedar r. and northern branch of
Iowa division of Illinois Central Rd., (50 m.
above Cedar Falls. It is the county seat
and centre of trade for a large and gi-owing
section of agricultural country. Manu-
factures carried on to a considerable ex-
tent.
MITCHELL CO. NEWS ; Thursdays;
republican; eight pages; size of page 17x24;
subscription $2 ; established 1869 ; George W.
Bennett, editor and publisher; circulation J.
MITCHELL CO. PRESS; Thursdays;
four pages; size 30x45; subscription $2 50;
established 1865; T. M. Atherton, editor;
Athertou & Son, publishers ; circulation J 1.
OSCEOLA, C. II., Clarice Co., l,701f
pop., on the Burlington and Missouri R.
Rd., 156 m. from Burlington. In an agricul-
tural and stock-raising district, and the
centre of considerable trade.
DE.MOCRAT; Saturdays; democratic;.
four pages ; size 24x:55 ; subscription $1 50 ;
establislied 1878 ; Sherman Bros., editors and
pul)Ushers ; circulation K 1.
SENTINEL; Thursdays; republican;
four pages; size 26x40; subscription $1 50;
established 1858 ; S. M. Leach, editor ; S. M.
Leach & Co., publishers ; circulation K K 1.
OSKALOOSA, C. H., Mahaska Co.,
6,500-t- pop., on Des Moines Valley Rd., Chi-
cago, Rock Island & Pacific & Central Rd.
of Iowa, 62 m. from Des Moines and 100
from Burlington. Pleasantly situated and
centre of an active trade. Surrounded by a
fine agricultural district. Extensively en.
gaged in coal mining and manufacturing
and stock raising.
HERALD; Thur.sdays ; republican ; four
pages; size 31x50; subscription $2; estab-
lished 18.50; Leighton, Lee & Leighton Bros.,
editors and publishers ; circulation I.
STANDARD; Tuesdays; democratic;
four pages; size 26x40; subscription $2; es-
tablished 1866 ; Nelson D. Porter, editor and
publisher; circulation J 1.
CHRISTIAN SUNDAY SCHOOL
TEA( IlEK.+t
COLLEGE VIDETTE; monthly r.
AMERICAN NEWSPAPER DIRECTORY.
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IOWA.
twelve pages ; size of page 8x11 ; subscription
50 cents ; established 1879 ; L. S. Bottenfteld,
editor; Students of Oskaloosa College, pub-
lishers ; a college paper.
LITTr.E CHIMJSTrAN.+t
PHONETIC MAGAZINE; monthlj- ;
phonetic writing ; twenty-eight pages octavo;
subscription $1 50 ; established 18T6 ; S. B.
Wright, editor and publisher.
OTTUMWA, C. H., Wapello Co.,
12,000't- pop., on Des Moines r. and Burlington
& Missouri R. Rd., at intersection of Des
Moines "Valley Rd. ; also northern terminus
of St. Louis, Kansas City & Northern Rd.,
southern terminus Central Rd. of Iowa, 75
m. from Burlington, and 86 from Des Moines.
Largely engaged in manufactui*es, and the
centre of an extensive trade.
COURIER; every evening except Sun-
day, and WEEK.LY, Wednesdays; repub-
lican; four pages; size — daily 2lxo6, weekly
3:3x49 ; subscription — daily $7, weekly $1 59 ; es-
tablished—daily 1865, weekly 1848; A. H.
Hamilton, editor and publisher: circulation
— daily K 1, weekly 1 1. Knoxcille, Iowa, Feb.
1, 1879. " We find your jjajjer our best adver-
tising medium i>i this district.'' — Kinkead &
.Toliffe, a'^ients U. P. Rd. Land Deitt.
DE3IOCRAT AND TIMES; Thurs
days ; democratic ; eiglit pages ; size 29x44 ;
subscription SI 50; established 1850; Sam. B.
Evans and M. M. Ives, editors ; Ives & Evans,
publishers; circulation I.
DES MOINES VAELEY TIMES ;
Saturdays ; greenback ; four pages ; size
26x40; subscription .§1 50; established 1879;
Charles D. Birker. editor and publisher.
FREIE PRESSE; Fridays; German;
four pages ; size 26x40 ; subscription $2 ; es-
tablished 1878; Theodore Danquard, editor
and publisher ; circulation K.
J O IT R N A L ; Fridays ; Grerman ; four
pages ; size 26x39 ; subscription .$2 ; established
1871 ; A. Dan^iuard, editor and publisher ; cir-
culation K K.
OXFORD, Johnson Co., SOOf pop., on
C, RI. & P. Rd., about 70 m. W. of Daven-
port. A country trading town. Has flour-
ing mills, elevators, &c.
JOURNAL; Thursdays; four pages;
size 24x:^ ; subscription .$1 ; established 1878 ;
Wilson & Templeman, editors and publish-
ers ; circulation K 1. Printed all at home.
OXFORD JUNCTION, Jones Co.
OXFORD 31 1 R R O R ; Thursdays ;
four pages ; size 2Jx;30 ; subscription $1 25 ;
established 1879 ; George F. Crouch, editor
and publisher.
PANORA, Guthrie Co., TOOf pop.,
44 m. W. by N. of Des Moines, and 14
from Chicago, Rock Island & Pacific Rd. In
an agi-icultural section. Some manufactur-
ing carried on.
GUTHRIE VEDETTE; Thursdays;
republican ; eight pages ; size 26x40; subsci'ip-
tion $2 ; established 1865 ; Lew. Apple, editor
and publisher ; circulation K 1.
PARKERSBURGH, Butler Co.,
700+ pop., on the Iowa division of the Illinois
Central Rd., 119 m. W. of Dubuque, and 19
from Cedar Falls. In the midst of an agri-
cultural country.
ECLIPSE; Thursdays; republican; four
ages; size 26x40; .subscription .$1 50; estab-
ished 1872 ; Frank L. Dodge, editor and pub-
lisher ; circulation K K
PATTERSONVILLE, Sioux Co.,
:«C+ pop., on C, M. & St. Paul Rd., 56 m.
north-easterly from Sioux City.
IOWA.
INDEX ; Wednesdays; four pages; size
24x35; subscription $2; established 1879;
Wood c& Parker, editors and publishers ; cir-
culation K.
PELL A, Marion Co., 3,000t pop., on
Des Moines Valley Rd., 47 m. from Des
Moines, 115 from Keokuk. Surrounded by a
fine agricultural region, and largely en-
gaged in manufacturing.
BLADE; Tuesdays; republican; four
pages ; size 28x44 ; subscription $1 50 ; estab-
lished 1865 ; Neyenesch & King, editors and
pul)l!shers ; circulation K 1.
WEEK BLAD; Fridays; Hollandish ;.
four pages ; size 26x40 ; subscripticm $2 ; es-
tablished 1862; H. Neyenesch, editor and
publisher; circulation J 1.
PERRY, Dallas Co.
CHIEF; Saturdays; four pages; size 2^1x35;
subscription .$ 1 50 ; established 1874 ; A. C.
Newton, editor and publisher; circulation
K 1. Being liuhlished near the junction of
Dallas, Boone, Greene and Cruthrie counties,,
the " Chief" circulates largely in each of said
counties, and is a most desirable advertising
medium. Rates are very low for ready pay.
Xo ''truck''' wanted.
PLEASANT PLAIN, Jefferson Co.,.
200+ pop., on South-western Div. of C. R.,
I. &. P. Rtl.; 13 m. from Fairfield. Has a file
factory and steam flour mill.
NEWS; Thursdays; republican; four
pages ; size 22x31 ; subscription $1 ; estab-
lished 1879; G. H. Frasher, editor and pub-
lisher.
PLEASANTVILLE, Marion Co.,.
5(X)+ pop. Has a prospect of rapid develop-
ment.
NEWS; Fridavs ; four pages ; size
22x130 ; subscription $1 50 ; established 1877 ;
R. T. Elson, editor and publisher ; circula-
tion K.
POSTVILLE, Allamakee Co., l,000t
pop., 16 m. S. W. of Waukon, and on Mil. &
St. Paul Rd., and terminus of Postville Div,
of B., C. R. & N. Rd. In the centre of an
exceedingly fertile tract and a good market
for produce.
REVIEW; Saturdays ; four pages ; size-
26x40 ; subscription ,$1 50 ; established 1873 ;
W. N. Burdick, editor and publisher ; circula-
tion K K.
PRAIRIE CITY, Jisper Co., l,000t
pop., (m Des Moines Valley Rd., 24 m. from
Des Moines, and alwut 20 S. W. of Newton,
in an agricultural district. It Is a prin-
cipal shipping point for live stock and
produce.
NEWS ; Fridays ; republican ; four pages ;
size 22x:30 ; subscription $1 25 ; established
1875 ; Byion C. Ward, editor and publisher ;
circulation K.
PRIMGHAR, C. 11., O'Brien Co.,
330i- pop., 15 m. from Sheldon, in a fine farm-
ing country.
TRIBUNE; Fridays; four pages; size
24x35 ; subscription .$1 50 ; established 1879 ;
Cleveland J. Reynolds, editor; Tribune
Printing Co., publishers.
RED OAK, C. H., Montgomery Co.,.
3,000+ pop., on Nishnabatona r., and on the
line of the Burlington & Missouri R. Rd.,
about 40 m. S. E. of Council Bluffs and 241
from Burlington. Is a rapidly growingr
town. Considei'able manufacturing carried
on.
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IOWA.
IOWA.
DEMOCRAT; Wednesdays; democratic;
four pages ; size 26x40 ; subscription $1 50 ; es-
tablished 1878; William C. Stidger, editor and
pub'isher; circulation K 1.
EXPRESS ; Wednesdays; republican;
four pages ; size 28x40 ; subscription §1 50 ;
established 1868 ; J. Mayne, editor and pub-
lisher ; circulation J J.
PEOPLiE'S TELEPHONE; Wednes
days; independent; tour pages; size 28x44;
subscription $1 50; established 18T7; N. W. Cook
& Co.. editor.^ and publishers ; circ'n K 1.
RECORD; Thursdays; republican; four
pages ; size 21x42 ; subscription $1 50 ; estab-
lished 18H ; J. S. dt C. W. Stidger, editors and
publishers ; circulation J.
REINBECK, Grundy Co., SSOf pop.,
16 m. from Waterloo on the Burlington & C.
R. & N. Rd.
TI3IES; Thursdays; four pages;, size
"26x40; subscription .$1 50; established 1879;
A. M. Andrews, editor and publisher.
ROCKFORD, Florjd Co., 950tpop., on
Shell Rock r. and Biu-lington, Cedar Rapids
& Minnesota Rd., 49 m. from Cedar Falls.
REVEILiIiE; Thursdays; republican;
tour pages ; size 28x44 ; subscription $1 50; es-
tablished 1874; Robert Eggert, editor and
publisher ; circulation K K 1.
ROCK RAPIDS, C. H., Lyon Co.,
290t pop., on Rock r., in N. W. corner of the
State, about 60 m. N. of Sioux City. En-
gaged in agriculture. Surrounded by a
fertile country.
REVIEW; Wednesdays ; four pages ; size
24x35; subscription $2; established 1873; J. W.
Sheppard, editor and publisher; circ'n K.
ROCKWELL, Cerro Gordo Co., 500t
pop., on Iowa Central Rd., 12 m. from Mason
City. Has lai-ge elevators and warehouses.
In an agricultural and stock district.
PHONOGRAPH; Saturdays; eight
f)ages; size 26x40; subscription fl 50; estab-
ished 1879 ; Riigg, McEwen & Whittlesey, ed-
itors and publishers.
ROCKWELL CITY, Calhoun Co.,
15atpop., 12 m. S. of Manson, the nearest Rd.
station. Corn-growing and stock-raising
country. Cheese and butter also produced.
CALHOT X CO. REPUBLICAN ;
Fridays ; republican ; four pages ; size 22x30 ;
subscription $1 50; established 1879 ; A. Cal-
hoon, editor and publisher.
RUTLAND, Humboldt Co., on the
Des Moines r., 20 m. above Ft. Dodge. It
has fine water power, and is the centre of a
fine stock-raising section.
HU3IBOLDT CO. INDEPENDENT;
(see Dakota City).
SABULA, Jackson Co., l,200t pop., on
Mississippi r., 58 m. below Dubuque, and at
•eastern tex'minus of Sabula, Ackley & Da-
kota Rd., and connected with Savanna, on
Western Union R 1., by a ferry transfer.
GAZETTE; Saturdays; four pages; size
•26x40; subscription ,$1 50; established 1872;
Hand & Thompson, editors and publishers ;
circulation K 1.
SAC CITY, C. H., Sac Co., 5.i0t pop.,
on Coon r., 45 m. W. of Fort Dodge. It has
fine water power. County especially ad-
apted to stock raising and dairy purposes.
SAC SUN; Fridays; republican; four
pages; size 26x40; subscription $1 50; estab-
lished 1871 ; James N. Miller, editor and pub-
ilisher ; circulation K.
Fi
ST. AJiSGAU, Mitchell Co., OOOf pop.,
on Red Cedar r. and Illinois Central Rd., "ifi
m. from Charles City
ENTERPRISE; Wednesdays ; four
pages; size 24x35; subscription $1 50; estab-
lished 1878; Moe & McAllister, editors and
publishers ; circulation K.
SANBORN, O'Brien Co., 200t pop.,
on C. M. & St. P. Rd., 74 m. W. of Algona.
Fine farm lands ; stock-raising country.
O'BRIEN PIONEER; Fridays; re
publican ; four pages ; size 26.x40 ; subscrip
tion$2; established 1871 ; Walker & Willits,
editors and publishers ; circulation K 1.
SCRANTON, Greene Co.
JOl'RNAli; Thursdays; republican:
eight pages ; size 26x40 ; subscription $1 5l» ;
established 1879; H. O. Beatty & Co., editors
and publishers.
SHELBY, Shelby Co.,350t pop., on the
C, R. I. & P. Rd., 110 m. from Des Moines, 32
E. Irom Council Bluffs, and 96 E. of Omaha,
Neb. A rich agricultural district, which is
being rapidly settled.
NEWS; Thursdays; republican; foui-
ages; size 24x35; subscription $2; estab-
ished 1877 ; E. L. Heath, editor and publisher ;
circulation K.
SHELDON, O'Brien Co., SOOf pop., 65
m. from Sioux City, at junction of the Chi
cago, Milwaukee & St. Paul and the St. Paul
& Sioux City Rds. A good farming an<l
grazing district.
MAIL; Fridays; four pages; size 26x40;
subscription $2; established 1873; F. T. Piper.
editor and publisher ; circulation K 1.
SHELL ROCK, Butler Co., 1,142
pop., on the Shell Rock r., and the Burling-
ton, Cedar Rapids & Minnesota Rd., 22 ni.
from Waterloo.
NEWS; semi-weekly, Tuesdays and Fri-
days ; four pages ; size 22x:3<J ; subscription
$2; established 1872; Reed & Eastwood, edi-
tors and publishers ; circulation K K.
SHELLSBURG, Benton Co., l,000t
pop., on the Burlington, Cedar Rapids &
Northern Rd., 15 m. from Cedar Rapids.
Centre of a good trade.
RECORD; Saturdays : four pages ; size
26x40; subscription $1 50; established 1874;
Smith & Hanford, editors and publishers ;
circulation K 1.
SHENANDOAH, Page Co., 950t
pop., on the Nebraska City branch of
Burlington & Missouri R. Rd., half way be-
tween Hamburg and Red Oak. Centre of a
thriving trade. Engaged in agricultural
pursuits.
REPORTER ; Fridays ; republican ; four
pages ; size 26x40 ; subscription $2 ; estab-
lished 1871 ; George W. Gunnison, editor and
publisher ; circulation K 1.
REPUBLICAN; Thursdays; republi-
can ; four pages ; size 28x44 ; subscription
$1 .50; establislied 1877; Copson & Gaff, edi-
tors and publishers; circulation K 1. Most
poijular pa2Jer in the county; subscriptiov
list rapidly increasing. Hence it is the best
advertising medium.
SIBLEY, C. H., Osceola Co., COOf pop.,
on Iowa division of Sioux City & St. Paul Rd.
GAZETTE; Thursdays ; republican ; four
pages ; size 26x40 ; subscription $2 ; estab-
lished 18?2; George Carew, editor and pub-
lisher ; circulation K.
AMERICAN NEWSPAPER DIRECTORY.
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SIDNEY, C. H , Fremont Co., l,500t
pop., 40 m. S. of Council Bluflfs, and 10 N. of
Hamburg. On Sidney & Hastings branch of
Burlington & Missouri River Rd.
FRE3IONT CO. ADVOCATE ; Thurs
days: independent-repuV>lican ; four pages;
size 24x36; subscription .$1; establishf d 1873 ;
R. R. and L. D. Hanley, editors; R. R. Hanley,
publisher; circulation J .J.
FREMONT DEMOCRAT; Tuesdays;
democratic; eigut pages ; size ^.6x4'); estab-
lished 1879 ; Stauffer & Sowers, editors and
publishers.
UNION; Wednesdays; republican ; four
ages; size 26x40; subscription $1 50; estab-
ished 18&4; C. W. Murphy, editor; A. V.
Althouse, publisher; circulation K 1.
SIGOURNEY, C. H., KeoJcuk Co.,
2,000+ pop., on Skunk r. and Sigourney
branch of Chicago, Rock Island & Pacific
Rd., about 75 m. N. W. of Burlington.
COURIER; Thursdays; German; foiu*
pages ; size 28x40 ; subscription §2 ; establish-
ed 1878 ; J. C. Starr, editor and publisher ; cir-
culation K 1.
NEWS; Thursdays; republican; four
ages ; size 27x41 ; subscription $1 7.5 ; estab-
ished 1860 ; W. H. Needham, editor and pub-
lisher ; circulation .1 1.
REVIEW; Wednesdays; democratic;
four pages ; size 26x40 ; subscription .$2 ; es-
tablished 1872; W.R. Hollingsworth, editor
and publisher ; circulation J 1.
SIOUX CITY, C. H., Woodbury Co.,
6,000+ pop., on Missouri r. and on Sioux City
& Pacific Rd., at the terminus of Iowa di-
vision of Illinois Central and Sioux City &
St. Paul Rds., initial point of Sioux City &
Pembina, Dakota Southern, and Covington,
Columbus & Black Hills Rds., 96 m. above
Council Bluffs. Centre of an agricultural
region, and outfitting point for upper Mis-
souri.
Pi
JOURNAE; every morning except Mon-
day, and WEEKLY, Thursdays; four
pages ; size— daily 26x40, weekly 28x44 ; sub
scrlption— daily ,§10, weekly .§1 25 ; established
— <laily 1870, weekly 1S66 ; Perkins Bros., edi-
tors and publishers ; circulation — daily J 1,
weekly J J 1.
COURIER: Fridays; German; four
pages ; size 28x44 ; subscription S2 : establish-
ed 1870; F. Barth, editor and publisher; cir-
culation K 1.
TRIBUNE; Thursdays ; democratic ;
eight pages ; size :30x44 ; subscription .$1 50 ; es-
tablished 1876; Albert Watkins, editor and
publisher ; circulati'^>n K K 1.
COSMOPOLITE; monthly; indepen-
dent ; sixteen pages ; size 29x44 ; subscription
SI ; established 1879 ; D. H. Talbot, editor and
publisher.
SOUTH ENGLISH, Keokuk Co.
WESTERN HER A LD ; Thursdays ; in-
dependent ; four pages ; size 24x36; subscrip-
tion $1 50; established 1S?2; G. .1. Brown, edi-
tor and publisher ; circulation J.
SPENCER, C. H., Clay Co., 800t pop.,
on the Little Sioux r., 40 m. N. E. of Chero-
kee, and 80 X. W. of Fort Dodge. The centre
of a fine agi'icultural region.
CLAY CO. NEWS; Fridays; repub-
lican ; four pages ; size 26x40 ; subscription
%\ .50 ; established 1871 ; W. C. Gilbreath,
editor and puVjlisher ; circulation K K 1. i
CLAY CO. REPORTER; Thursdays;!
republican ; four pages ; size 26x40 ; sub;-crip-
tion .SI .50 ; established 1878 ; J. F. Ford, editor |
and publi.sher; circulation K 1. I
SPIRIT LAKE, C. FT., Dickinson Co.. \
.'i.50t- pop., near lake of same name, sur-
rounded by several other beautiful lakes, i
90 m. from Fort Dodge. About 20 m. from
respective lines of C. M. & St. P. and South
ern Minn. Rds. One of the richest portions
of North-western Iowa for agi'icultural pur-
poses. Fast becoming celebrated as a sum
mer resort.
BEACON; Thursdays; republican ; four
pages; size 24x36; subscription ,S1 50; estab-
lished 1870 ; J, A. Smith, editor and publisher ;
ciiculatiou K 1.
STATE CENTRE, Marshall Co.,
ljj<J)+ pop., on the Chicago & North-western
Rd. Geographical centre of the State. Sur-
rounded by one of the richest agriculttiral
countries in the West.
ENTERPRISE; Fridays; republican:
four pages; >ize 26x40; subscription $1 75;
established 1871 ; W. R. Lesser, editor and
publisher ; circulation K K.
STORM LAKE, Buena Vista Co.,
800+ pop., on Storm Lake and the Iowa di-
vision of the Illinois Central Rd., 245 m.
from Dubuque and 81 from Sioux City. A
fine agricultural region surrounding it.
BUENA VISTA SENTINEL; Fri
days ; four pages ; size 24x:35 ; subscription
S2 ; established 1877: Charles H. Fullerton,
editor and publisher ; circulation K.
PILOT; Mondays ; republican ; eight
pages ; size :34x4h ; subscription .§2 ; establish-
ed 1870 ; Vestal & Young, editors and pub-
lishers ; circulation J.
STRAWBERRY POINT, Clay
ton Co., 7(X)+ pop., on Davenport and St.
Paul Rd. Engaged in farming and manu-
facturing. 15 m. S. W. of Elkader.
PRESS; Wednesdays ; independent ;
four pages; size 26x40; sub^^cription .$1 50;
established 1874 ; Newberry & Son, editors and
publishers ; circulation K.
STUART, Guthrie Co., 2,000t pop., on
Chicago, Rock Island & Pacific Rd., 40 m.
from Des Moines and 110 from Council
Bluffs. Situated in the centre of a rich ag-
ricultural country. Several locomotive and
machine shops in successful operation.
LEDGER; Saturdays; four pases; size
28x44 ; sub->cription !!>2 ; established 1878 ; J. J.
Ddvies, editor ; Da vies & Colwell, publishers ;
circulation K 1.
L0C03I0TIVE; Wednesdays; republi
can ; four pages ; size 26x4<J ; subscription S2 ;
established 1872; J. E. Thode, editor; Moul-
ton & Thode, publishers ; circulation K 1.
TAMA CITY, Tama Co., l,500t pop.,
on Iowa division of Chicago and North
western Rd., 51 m. W. of Cedar Rapids.
TAMA HERALD; Fridays; republi-
can ; four pages ; size 28x42 ; subscription §2 :
established 1875 ; F. J. M. Wonser, editor and
publisher ; circulation K K 1.
WESTERN LIBERAL; Thursdays;
eight pages; size 26x4(J; subscription .$2 50;
established 1880; S. D. Dye, editor and pub-
lisher.
TIPTON, C. H., Cedar Co., l,650t pop ,
5 m. from Cedar r. and 25 N. of Muscatine
and the Mississippi r. The centre of a fine,
rich agricultural region.
ADVERTISER; Thursdays: republi-
can ; four p iges ; size 28x40 ; subscription
SI 50 : estab'.ished 1854 ; C. L. Longley, editor;
Longley & Peet, publishers ; cii'culation J 1.
Best adv;rti.sing medium in the county, hav
ing a circulation equal to all other papers
combined.
CONSERVATIVE; Wednesdays; four
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IOWA.
pages; slze26x4U; subscription $1 50; estab-
lished 1875 ; M. R. Jackson, editor and pub-
lisher ; circulation K 1.
TOLEDO, C. H., Tama Co., l.lOOf pop.,
near Iowa division of Chicago & North-
western Rd., about 20 m. E. of Marshall-
town, and 50 W. of Cedar Rapids. The cen-
tre of a thriving local trade.
CHRONICI^iE ; Thursdays; republican;
four pages ; size 28x44 ; subscription $1 .50 ;
established 1856 ; James B. Hedge, editor and
publisher ; cn-culation K 1.
TIMES; Thui'sdas's ; republican; eight
Eages ; size 30x44; subscription §1 50; estab-
shed 1878; N. C. Wieting, editor and pub-
lisher ; circulation J.
TRAER, Tama Co., 2,000t pop., 50 m.
W. of Cedar Rapids, on the B. C. R. & X. R:l.,
Pacific Division. Engaged in stock raising.
CLIPPER; Fridays; republican; four
pages ; size 28.x;44 ; subscription $1 50 ; estab-
lished 1874 ; Jas. Morrison & Co., editors and
publishers ; circulation K 1.
SSTAR; Wednesdays; four pages; size
18x24 ; subscription $1 ; established 1878 ;
Elmer E. Taylor, editor and publislier ; circu-
tion K.
UNION, Hardin Co., 1,276 pop.
STAR ; Fridays ; republican ; eight pages ;
size 26 'c40 ; subscription $2 ; established 1875 :
J. W. Wickliam, editor and publisher ; circu-
lation K.
VAILi, Crawford Co., 375t pop., on Chi-
cago & N. W. Rd., 75 m. X. E. of Council
Bluffs ; stock raising and agriculture.
CRAAVFORD CO. OBSERVER;
Fridays ; republican ; four pages : size 26x40 ;
subscription $2 ; established 1878 ; George A.
W. Davison, editor and publislier ; circula-
tion K K.
VICTOR, loioa Co., 800t pop., on Chi-
cago, R. I. & Paciflc Rd., 96 m. from Daven-
port.
HERALD; Thursdays; four pages ; size
22x31 ; subscription $1 50 ; establislied 1878 ; J.
A. Shank'^, editor and publisher; circ'n K.
INDEX; Fridays; four pages; size 20x26;
establislied 1873; Izola H. Richards, editor;
Index Co., publisliers.
VILLISCA, Montgomery Co., l.OOOt
pop., on Burlington & Missouri R. Rd., 65 m.
E. from Council Bluffs. Noted principally
for its extensive trade in grain and live
stock.
REVIEW; Thursdays; republican; four
pages ; size 24x36 ; subscription $1 .50 ; estab-
lished 1871 ; Powers & Kennedy, editors and
publishers ; circulation K 1.
VINTON, C. H , Benton
pop., on Red Cedar r., and
Cedar Rapids & Minnesota Rd.
of Cedar Rapids, 244 W. of Chicago. Sur-
rounded by a fine agricultural district and
a trade centre. Has a small manufacturing
interest.
BENTON CO. HERALD; Tuesdays;
four pages ; size 26x40 ; subscription $1 50 ;
established 1878 ; J. F. Pyne & Sons, editors
and publishers ; circulation K 1.
DIE FREIE PRESSE; Thursdays;
German ; four pages ; size 22x30; subscription
$1 50 ; established 1880 ; Eugene Hunt, editor
and publislier ; printed at the ofifice of the
Iowa Presse, Cedar Rapids.
EAGLE ; Wechiesdays ; republican ; eight
pages ; size .35x48 ; subscription $1 50 ; estab-
Mshed 1855 ; Rich & Murphy, editors and pub-
lishers ; circulation J 1.
PEOPLE'S .JOURNAL; Fridays; eight
IOWA.
Co., 2,500t
Burlington,
, 25 m. N. W.
pages ; size 35x48 ; subscription $1 50 ; estab-
lished 1868 ; C. R. Wilkinson & Co., editors
and publishers ; circulation J J.
VOLGA CITY, Clayton Co.
TI3IES ; Fridays; neutral ; four pages ;
size22x;30; subscription .$1 ; established 1879;
A. B. Vines, editor and publisher ; circ'n K.
WALL LAKE, Sac Co., 350f pop.,
on Maple River R 1., a branch of Chicago &
North-western. Farming community.
JOURNAL; Thursdays; independent;
four pages ; size 24x35 ; subscription Jil 50 ; es-
tablished 1878 ; Frank L. Dennis, editor and
publisher ; circulation K.
WALNUT, Pottawattomie Co., l.OOOf
pop., on C, R. I. & P. R 1., 46 m. E. of Coun-
cil Bluffs. Has grain elevators and lies
in a superior agricultural region.
NEWS; Thursdays; four pages; size
24x35 ; subscription S2 ; established 1879 ; A.
P. Cramer, editor and publisher.
WAPELLO, C. n., Louisa Co.,l,200t
pop., on Iowa r. and Burlington, Cedar
Rapids & Minnesota R;l., about 30 m. from
Burlington. Engage:! in milling, manufac-
turing and general trade.
LOUISA CO. RECORD; Thursdays;
republican; four pages; size 26x40; subscrip-
tion $2; established 1870; J. D. Barr & Co..
editors and publishers ; circulation K K.
REPUBLICAN; Thursdays; republican;
four pages ; size 24x35; subscription $2; es-
tablisned 1860; L. W. Myers, editor and pub-
lislier ; circulation K 1.
TI3IES ; Fridays ; democratic ; four
pages ; size 24x36 ; subscription $2 ; estab-
lished 1876; L. P. Wells, editor; L. P. Wells
and J. Bc'ard, publishers ; circulation K K.
WASHINGTON, C. H., Washington
Co., 4,0001- pop., on the Chicago, Rock Island
& Pacific R 1., at junction of the Oskaloosa
Branch of S >uth-western division of C, R.
I. & P. Rd., 75 111. S. W. from Davenport.
Engaged in manufactures, and a place of
active trade.
DEMOCRAT; Wednesdays; four pages;
size 26x;40; subscription $1 50; established
1877; Kell & McCracken, editors and publish-
ers ; circulation J. The largest circulation
in the county [official.)
GAZETTE: Fridays; republican; four
pages ; size 26x40 ; subscription .$2 50 ; estab-
lisiie 1 186;); Gazette Printing Co., editors and
publishers ; circulation J.
WASHINGTON CO. PRESS; Wed
nesdavs ; repubiican ; four pages ; size 28x42 ;
subscription .$2 ; established 1856 ; H. A. Bur-
rell, editor and publisher ; circulation J 1.
WATERLOO, C. H., Black Hawk
Co., 5,6001 pop., on the Cedar r. and the Bur-
lington, Cedar Rapids & Minnesota, and the
Iowa division of the Illinois Central Rds.,
93 111. from Dubuque, and 156 from Burling-
ton. Surrounded by a fine agricultural dis-
trict. Engaged in manufactures of various
kinds. The Illinois Central R:l. repair shops
are here.
BURROUGHS' JOT RNAL ; Thurs
davs ; four pages ; size 22x32 ; subscription
■SI ; established 1874 ; J. W. Burroughs, editor
and publisher : circulation K K.
C O U R I ER ; Wednesdays ; republican ;
eight pages ; size 35x48 ; subscription $2 ; es-
tablislied 1859 ; W. H. Hartman, editor and
publisher ; circulation J J.
DEUTSCH-AMERIKANER; Thurs
davs; German; four pages; size 28x40; sub-
scription $2; established 18?2 ; Martin Blira.
editor and publisher ; circulation K 1.
AMERICAN NEWSPAPER DIRECTORY.
1-2S
IOWA.
IOWA STATE REPORTER I Wed
nesdays ; republican ; eight pages ; size 30x44 ;
subscription $2 ; established 1868 ; Parrott,
Girton & Sherman, editors and publishers ;
circulation J 1.
"W AVK.O'S ,C. U., Allamakee Co., imOi
pop., in a rich farming and fruit-growing
district, 18 m. W. of Mississippi r., and 30
N. W. of McGregor. SmTounded by a fine
farming country ; a large live stock market.
DE3IOCRAT ; Fridays; democratic;
four pages ; size 26x40 : subscription $2 ; es-
tablished 1877 ; J. W. Hiuchon, editor and
publisher ; circulation K 1.
STANDARD; Thursdays; republican;
eight pages ; size 26x40 : subscription $2 ; es-
tablished 1868 ; May & Hancock, editors and
publishers ; circulation K 1.
WAVERLY, C. H., Bremer Co., 2,291
pop., on Red Cedar i-. and Iowa division of
Illinois Central Rd., 18 m. from Waterloo.
Considerable manufacturing carried on.
BRE3IER CO. INDEPENDENT ;
Thursdays ; republican ; four pages ; size
■28x44 ; subscription §2 ; established 1867 ;
Daniel Fitchthorn, editor and publisher ; cir-
culation J.
DE3JOCRAT; Fridays; four pages ; size
26x40; established 1880; G. C. Wright & Son,
editors and publishers.
REPUBLICAN; Thursdays; republi-
can ; eight pages ; size 34x48 ; subscription
^2 ; established 18.55 ; Fletcher & Tyrrell, edi-
tors and publishers ; circulation K 1.
VOL.KS-ZEITUNG; Thursdays; Ger-
man ; democratic ; four pages ; size 26x40 ;
subscription §2 ; established 1877 ; Frederick
Lindner, editor and publisher ; circulation K.
WEBSTER CITY, C. H., Hamilton
Co., 2,2(XH' pop., on Boone r. and Iowa di-
vision of Illinois Central Rd., 20 m. from
Fort Dodge, 80 N. of Des Moines, and 172 W.
of Dubuque. In a coal mining and agricul-
tural section.
ADVERTISER ; Tuesdays ; greenback ;
eight pages; size 26x40; .subscription .$1 50;
established 1879 ; G. D. Sutton, editor and
publisher.
HAI»IIL.TON FREEMAN ; Wednes
•days ; republican ; eight pages ; size 35x48 ;
subscription $2 ; established 1857 ; J. D. Hun-
ter, editor and publisher ; circulation J 1.
WEST BRANCH, Cedar Co., OOOf
pop., 10 m. E. of Iowa City, on Burlington,
Cedar Rapids and Northern Rd.
L.OCAL. RECORD ; Thursdays; repub-
lican; four pages; size 26x40; subscription
.$1 50 ; established 1878 ; C. H. Wickersham,
editor and publisher ; circulation K.
WESTERN COLLEGE, Liym Co.,
500t pop., about 3 m. from Burlington, Cedar
Rapids & Northern Rd., and on Keokuk,
Iowa City and Minnesota Rd., 8 m. from
Cedar Rapids, and 16 from Iowa City. Seat
of Western College.
WESTERN LIGHT; Wednesdays;
lour pages ; size 24x35 ; subscription $1 50 ;
established 1875; R. Shatto, editor and pub-
lisher ; chrculation K.
WEST LIBERTY, Muscatine Co.,
1,500+ pop., on Chicago, Rock Island & Pa-
cific Rd., at intersection of Biu-lington,
Cedar Rapids & Minnesota Rd., 62 m. from
Burlington, 39 W. of Davenport and 26 N.
W. of Muscatine. An agricultural and stock-
raising district.
ENTERPRISE; Thursdays; republi-
can; eight pages; size 30x44; subscription
IOWA.
$1 50 ; established 1868 ; J. W. McElravy, edi-
tor and publisher ; circulation K 1.
WEST POINT, Lee Co., SOOf pop.,
20 m. from Burlington and 30 from Keokuk ;
10 m. from Mississippi r.
APPEAL; Fridays; four pages; .size
26x40 ; subscription SI 50 ; estabiisUed 1878 ;
Allison Leadley, editoi; ; Leadley & Howard,
publishers ; circulation K K 1.
WEST UNION, C. H., Fayette Co.,
1,489 pop., 80 m. N. W. of Dubuque and 80
from Cedar Rapids. Engaged in agi-icul-
ture and stock raising.
FAYETTE CO. UNION; Thiu-.sdays ;
democratic ; eight pages ; size 30x44 ; sub-
scription $2 ; established 1866 ; William Mc-
Cliutock, editor and publisher ; circ'n J 1.
REPUBLICAN GAZETTE; Fridays;
republican ; four pages ; size 26x40 ; subscrip-
tion $2: established 1868; C. H. Talmadge,
editor ; C. H. Talmadge & Co., publishers ;
circulation J 1.
WILTON, Muscatine Co., l,700t pop.,
at junction of South-western division of
Chicago, Rock Island & Pacific Rd.,Aviththe
main road, 25 m. W. of Davenport, and 12 N.
of Muscatine.
REVIEW; Thursdays; republican; four
pages ; size 26x40 ; subscription §1 50 ; estab-
lished 1867 ; J. M. Rider, editor and publisher ;
circulation K 1.
WINTERSET, C. H., Madison Co.,
3,000+ pop. Surrounded by a fine agricul-
tural region ; also one of the principal stone
fields of Iowa ; 42 m. S. W. of Des Moines,
connected with it by Rd. branch of the C,
R. I. & P. Rd., and is the present terminus.
BEACON LIGiHT; Fridays ; four pages ;
size 26x40; subscription $1 50; established
1874; Ham Kautzman, editor and publisher;
circulation J 1.
3IADISONIAN : Thursdays ; republican;
eight pages ; size 26x4i) ; subscription $2 ; estab-
lished 1856 ; Goodale & Miller, editors and pub-
lishers ; circulation J.
NEWS; Thursdays; democratic; four
pages ; size 26x40 ; subscription $1 50 ; estab-
lished 1871 ; G. D. Palmer, editor and publish-
er ; circulation K K 1.
WYOMING, Jones Co., 1,733 pop.,
on Davenport & St. Paul Rd., 54 m. from
Davenport. Engaged in agriculture and
stock raising.
JOURNAL ; Thursdays ; four pages ; size
24x35 ; subscription $2 ; established 1872 ;
P. D. Swigart, editor and publisher ; circ'n K 1.
KANSAS.
ABILENE, C. H., Dickinson Co.,
1,580+ pop., on Kansas Pacific Rd., 164 m. W.
of Kansas City. A place of active business,
and rapidly Increasing.
DICKINSON CO. CHRONICLE;
Fridays ; republican ; four pages ; size 26x40 ;
subscription $2; established 1870; J. W. Hart,
editor; Dickinson Co. Publishing Association,
publishers ; circulation J 1.
GAZETTE; Fridays; republican; four
pages ; size 28x44 ; subscription $2 ; estab-
lished 1874 ; V. P. Wilson & Sons, editors and
publishers ; circulation J 1.
ALMA, C. H., JFabaunsee Co., 450t
pop., on Mill Creek, 14 m. from Wamego
and 40 from Topeka. Engaged in agiicul-
ture and stock raising. The population ia
thrifty.
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KANSAS.
Fri-
fi
WABAUNSEE CO. HERAED . ^..
days ; republican ; four pages ; size 22x31 ;
subscription $1 5'J; established 1879; J. B.
Campbell & Co., editors and publishers.
WABAUNSEE CO. NEWS; Wednes-
days; republican; four pages; size 24x35;
subscripaon $2; established 1869; A. Sellers,
editor and publisher ; circulation K.
ANTHONY, Htirpei- Co., 2.50t pop.,
63 m. S. W. of Wichita. Farming and
stock-raising district.
JOURNA E ; Fridays ; independent ; eight
ages ; size 26x40 ; subscription $1 50 ; estab-
ished 1878; C. W. Greene, editor and pub-
lisher ; circulation K.
REPUBLICAN ; Thursdays ; republican;
four pages; size 22x30; subscription $1 5;j;
established 1879; MofEet & Metcalfe, editors
and publishers.
ARKANSAS CITY, Coioley Co.,
SOOtpop., on Arkansas r., 80 m. from Flor-
ence, on Atchison, Topeka and Santa Fe Rd.
Stock raising and grain growing the princi-
pal branches of business.
ARKANSAS VAELEY DEMO-
CRAT ; Fridays; democratic; four pages;
size 26.X40; subscription $1 ; established 1879 ;
C. M. Mclntire, edicor and publisher.
TRAVELER; Wednesdays ; republican ;
four pages ; size 24x36 ; subscription .$2 ; estab
llshedl870; Nathan Hughes, editor and pub-
lisher; circulation J.
ATCHISON, C. H., Atchison Co.,
13,600t pop., on the right bank of the Mis-
souri r. It is the eastern terminus of cen-
tral branch of Union Pacific, the Atchison,
Topeka & Santa Fe, the Atchison & Nebras-
ka Rds. ; the western terminus of Missouri
Pacific Rd. Leavenworth Is about 25 m.
distant. The situation of the city is pictur-
esque.
CHAMPION; every morning except
Monday, and WEEKLY, Saturdays; re-
publican ; four pages ; size— daily 26x40, week-
ly 30x49 ; subscription— daily $8, weekly $2 ;
established 1865 ; John A. Martin, editor and
publisher ; circulation— daily 1 1, weekly H 1.
PATRIOT; every evening except Sun-
day, and WEEKLY, Saturdays; demo-
cratic ; four pages ; size— dally 24x36, weekly
28x44 ; subscription— dally $8, weekly $1 50 ;
established 1867 ; Park & Stivers, editors and
publishers ; circulation— dally J 1, weekly H.
DER COURIER; Thursdays; German;
republican ; four pages ; size 26x40 ; subscrip-
tion $1 ; established 1874 ; Edward Fleisher,
editor and publisher; circulation I 1. Official
Oerman paper of the State.
LITTLE GLOBE; Saturdays; four
pages; size 18.x;24; subscription $1; estab-
lished 1878; Howe & Co., editors and pub-
lishers ; circulation K 1.
NEVV WEST MONTHLY ; twenty
pages ; size of page 7x11 ; subscription 60
cents; established 1878; H. H. Allen, editor ;
New West Publishing Co., publishers; an
advertising sheet.
AUGUSTA, Jiutler Co., 798t pop.,
150 m. S. W. of Topeka. Lies In the cele-
brated Walnut Valley, the most fertile in
the State ; the average wheat crop In the
valley being 33 bushels to the acre.
SOUTHERN KANSAS GAZETTE;
Thursdays ; republican ; tour pages : size
26x40 ; subscription $1 50 ; established 1874 ; C.
H. Kurtz, editor and publisher ; cire'n K 1.
BAXTER SPRINGS, Cherokee Co.
TIMES; Thursdays; greenback; four
pages ; size 24x34 ; subscrliDtion $1 50 ; estab-
lished 1378 : J. F. McDowell, editor and pub-
lisher ; circulation K.
KANSAS.
BELLEVILLE, C. H., Republic Co.,.
350+ pop., in the central part of the county,
and about 74 m. N. W. of Junction City. A
mining district.
TELESCOPE; Thursdays ; four pages;
size 26x40 ; subscription $2 ; established 1873 ;
J. C. Humphrey, editor and publisher; circu-
lation K 1.
BELOIT,C.H.,A/i<c7teZ; Co., 2,100t pop.,
on Salomon r., 130 m. W. by N. of Topeka.
Situated in one of the be^t agricultural
counties in the State. A fine water power
within the corporate limits of the city, with
a flouring and saw mill ; terminus of the
C. B. Rd.
COURIER; Thursdays; republican ; four
pages; size 24x35; subscription $1 25; estab-
lished 1879 ; W. H. Caldwell, editor and pub-
lisher ; circulation K K 1.
DEMOCRAT; Fridays; democratic;
eight pages ; size 30x44 ; subscription $2 : es-
tablished 1878 ; Joseph B. Chapman, editor
and publisher ; circulation K 1.
GAZETTE; Saturdays ; republican ; four
pages ; -size 26x40 : subscription SI 50 ; estab-
lished 1872 ; John Coulter, editor ; Brewster
Cameron, publislier ; circulation K K 1.
BLUE RAPIDS, Marshall Co , TOOf
pop., on Blue r., at junction of the Big and
the Little Blues. Has Improved water
power of 1,6IX) horse power. Has largest
flouring, woolen, paper, gypsum and oil
mills In the State. Is reached by the Cen-
tral branch Union Pacific Rd., Is 93 m. due
W. of Atchison. Surrounded by excellent
farming lands, with abundance of water
and building stone.
TIMES; Thursdays; republican; four
pages ; size 24x3") ; subscription $2 ; estab-
lished 1871 ; E. M. Brice, editor and publisher ;
circulation K.
BULL'S CITY, Osborne Co., 300t
pop., on Central Branch of Missouri Pacific
Rd., about 230 m. from Atchison.
POST ; Tlmrsdays ; independent ; four
pages; size 22x31; subscription $1 50; estab-
lished 1880 ; Horning & Co., editors and pub-
lishers.
BURLINGAME, Osage Co., l.OOOf
pop., on line of A., T. & S. F. Rd., 25 m. S. of
Topeka. Good farming country ; the cen-
tre of the Osage coal fields ; large flouring
mills, cheese factory and pottery. Exten-
sive shipping point for grain, cattle and
hogs.
OSAGE CO. CHRONICLE; Thurs
days ; republican ; four pages ; size 26x40 ;
subscription $2 ; established 1863 ; John E.
Rastall, editor and publisher ; circulation K 1.
BURLINGTON, C H., Coffey Co.,
1,800+ pop., on Neosho r., and Missouri, Kan-
sas & Texas Rd., 68 m. from Parsons and 89
from Junction City. Centre of trade. Has
water power, which Is employed In milling.
Principal business, farming and stock rais-
ing.
INDEPENDENT; Fridays; indepen-
dent ; four pages ; size 24x34 ; subscription
$1 50; established 1875 : Armstrong &Watrous,
editors and publishers ; circulation K 1.
PATR lOT ; Thursdays ; republican ; four
pages ; size 26x40 ; subscription $2 ; estab-
lished 1865; A. D. Brown, editor and pub-
lisher ; circulation K K 1.
BURR OAK, ^et«eZ/ Co., 500t pop..
AMERICAN NEWSPAPER DIRECTORY.
1-2T
KANSAS.
KANSAS.
at terminus of Jewell county branch of
Central Branch Union Pacific and on
White Rock creek. Shipping point in an
agricultural and stock-raising district.
REVEIIjLiE; Tuesdays ; four pages ; size
32x;30 ; sub-cription $1 ; established 1880 ; Tay-
lor & Howe, editors and publishers.
BURRTON, Harvey Co., GOOf pop., on
main line of A., T. & Sania Fe Rd., 153 ni.
from Topeka and IS m. from Newton.
TELEPHONE; Saturdays ; four pages;
size 24x35 ; subscription .$1 50 ; established
1873 ; A. C. and C. E. B )wman, editors and
publishers ; circulation K.
CALDWELL, Sumner Co., SOOf pop.,
28 m. from Wellington. Stock-raising quar-
ter.
POST ; Thursdays ; four pages ; size 20x26 ;
subscription SI .50; established 1879; J. D.
Kelly, Jr., editor and publisher.
CAWKER CITY, Mitchell Co., 800t
pop., on Solomon r., near Great Spirit
Springs. Farming ; stock raising.
FREE PRE.SiS; Saturdays; four pages ;
size 26x40 ; subscription $2 ; established 1878 ;
Stephen De Young, editor and publisher ; cir-
culation K.
CHANUTE, Xeosho Co., SOOf pop.,
junction of Missouri, Kansas & Texas and
Leavenworth, Lawrence & Galveston Rds.
It is a railroad centre and a place of consid-
erable trade.
DE:>I0C;RAT; Thursdays; democratic;
four pauses; size 24x36; subscription .?1 50;
established 1879 ; B jwen & Hite, editors and
publishers.
TIMES; Thursdays; republican; four
pages ; size 24x35 ; subscription $1 .50 ; estab-
lished 1872 ; A. L. Rivers, editor and pub-
lisher; circulation K.
CHEROKEE, Crawford Co.
.SENTINEL ON THE BORDER;
Fridays ; non-pirtisan ; eight pages ; size
22x32 ; subscription .$1 ; established 1879 ;
Charles M. Lucas, editor and publisher.
CHERRYVALE, Montgomery Co.
GLOBE; .Saturdays; four pages; size
24x35; subscription $1 .50; established 1878;
Piatt & Buflfington, editors and publishers ;
circulation K.
CHETOPA, Labette Co., l,200t pop.,
on Missouri, Kansas & Texas Rd., on the
southern line of the State, and on the west
bank of the Neosho r.
ADVANCE; Thursdays; republican;
eight pages ; size 26x40 ; subscription $1 50 ; es-
tablished 1868; J. M. Cavaness, editor and
publisher ; circulation J J.
CLARINDA, A^fss Co.
NESS CO. PIONEER; Saturdays; in-
dependent ; four pages ; size 22x31 ; subscrip-
tion $1 50; established 1879; F. Shelden, edi-
tor and publisher.
CLAY CENTER, C. H., Clay Co.,
1,800+ pop., on Republican r., and Junction
City and Fort Kearny Rd., 170 m. from Kan-
sas City and 120 from Leavenworth. The
shipping point for five counties. In an ag-
ricultural section.
CLAY CO. DISPATCH; Thursdays;
republican ; eight pages ; size :^x4S ; sub-
scription $2 ; established 1873 ; J. P. Camp-
bell, editor and publisher ; circulation J.
LOCALIST; Thursdays; independent;
four pages ; size 26x40 ; subscription $1 ; es-
tablished 1878; F. Cuningham, editor and
publisher.
CLIFTON, Washington Co., GOOf pop.,.
j on C. B. U. P. Rd. and J. C. & F. K. Branch.
■ REVIEW; Thursdays; independent;
j four pages ; size 22x32 ; subscription .$1 50 ;
I establislied 1879 ; A. Dobbins & Co., editors
, and publishers ; circulation K.
I CLYDE, Cloud Co.
HERALD; Wednesdays; eight pages;.
I size 30x44 ; established 1878 ; Beatty & Batchel-
1 der, editors and publishers ; circulation K.
i COFFEYVILLE, Montgomery Co.,
j l,00(>t- pop., on line of the Indian Territory.
Southern terminus of L. L. & G. Rd., on the
' edge of the Osage ceded lands. A cattle
I shipping point. Surrounded by an excel-
i lent farming and stock-growing country.
j Has a good trade ; country improving rap-
idly.
JOURNAL; Saturdays; eight pages;,
size 26x40 ; subscription .$2 ; established 1875 ;
W. A. Pelfer, editor and publisher ; circula-
tion K 1.
COLUMBUS, C. H., Cherokee Co.,.
1,000+ pop., on Missouri R., Fort Scott &
Gulf Rd., and Missouri & Western Rd., 11 m.
from Baxter Springs and 150 from Kansas
City. Surrounded by an agricultural dis-
trict. Coal found in the vicinity.
BORDER STAR; Fridays; demo-
cratic ; four pages ; size 26x40 ; subscription
$2 ; established 1878 ; James Wilson, editor
I and publisher ; circulation K 1.
COURIER; Thursdays; republican;
four pages ; size 26x40 ; subscription $2 ; es-
tablished 1874 ; S. O. McDowell, editor and
! publisher ; circulation K K.
I CONCORDIA, C. IL, Cloud Co.,.
I 1,20(>|- pop., 54 m. from Waterville, 175 from
Leavenworth and 154 from Atchison. A.
normal school and U. S. land office located
, here. Produces coal and stone for building
^ purposes.
BLADE ; Saturdays; independent ; four
'pages; size 22x32; subscription $1; estab
i lished 1879 ; J. M. Hagaman, editor ; J. M.
Hagaman & Son, publi.shers.
EMPIRE; Fridays; republican; eight
pages ; size 30x44 ; subscription $1 .50 ; estab-
lished 1870; H. E. Smith, editor and pub-
lisher; circulation K.
EXPOSITOR; Thursdays; republican;
eight pages ; size 30x44 ; subscription $1 50 ;.
established 1875; J. S. Paradis, editor and
publisher; cireulatlon K 1.
COTTONWOOD FALLS, C. H.,
Chase Co., 459+ pop., on Cottonwood r. and
Atchison, Topeka & Santa Fe Rd. 81 m. from
Topeka. Has fine water power, and sur
rounded by an agricultural and stock-
raising country.
CHASE CO. COURANT; Fridays ; In
dependent ; foiu* pages ; size 22x31 ; subscrip-
tion $2 ; established 1874 ; W. E. Timmons, ed-
itor and publisher ; circulation K.
CHASE CO. LEADER; Thursdays;
republican ; four pages ; size 24x35 ; subscrip-
tion $2 ; established 1871 ; W. A. Morgan, editor
and publisher ; circulation K 1.
COUNCIL GROVE, C. H., 3Torris
Co., 1,500+ pop., on the Neo.sho division of
Missouri, Kansas & Texas Rd. Surrounded
by an agricultural and stock-raising district.
MORRIS CO. TIMES; Fridays ; four
pages ; size 24x:35 ; subscription .$1 .50 ; estab-
lished 1879; E. J. and T. W. Dill, editors and
publishers.
REPUBLICAN? Saturdays; republi-
can ; four pages ; size 26x40 ; subscription
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GEO. P. ROWELL & CO'S
KANSAS.
•$1 50; established 1870; Frank A. Moriarty,
■editor and publisher ; circulation J.
DELPHOS, Ottawa Co., 250f pop., 12
ni. from county seat. Trading point in
stock-raising district.
HERALD; Fridays; eight pages ;' size
26x40 ; subscription .$1 50 ; established 187!) ;
D. B. Loudon, editor and publisher.
DODGE CITY, C.H., Ford Co., l.OOOf
pop., on the Arkansas r. 360 ni. N. W. from
Kansas City. A stock-shipping point for
eastern markets. Farming region also.
FORD CO. GLOBE: Tuesdays; inde-
pendent ; four pages ; size 22x31 ; subscription
$2 ; established 1877 ; Frost & Shiun, editors
and publishers ; circulation K.
TIMES; Saturdays; independent ; eight
pages ; size 22x32 ; subscription $2 ; established
1875 ; N. B. Klaine, editor and publisher ; cir-
-culation K.
DOUGLASS, Sutler Co.
NEW ENTERPRISE; Thursdays ; four
pages ; size 26x40 ; subscription $2 ; establish-
«ed 1879 ; D. O. McCray, editor and publisher.
ELDORADO, C. H., Butler Co., l,lS5f
pop., on Walnut r., terminus of the Eldo-
rado & Walnut Valley Rd. Surrounded by
an agricultural and stock-raising district,
which is rapidly filling up with immi-
grants.
PRESS; Wednesdays; eight pages; size
30x44 ; subscription .$1 50 ; established 1877 ; J.
M. Satterthwaite, editor and publisher; cir-
culation K 1.
WALNUT VALLEY TIMES; Fri
days ; republican ; four pages ; size 26x40 ;
subscription ,f 1 50 ; established 1870 ; T. B. Mur-
<lock, editor and publisher ; circulation J 1.
ELLINWOOD, BartonCo., 6001 pop.,
on Atchison, Topeka & Santa Fe Rd., in
wheat-growing country.
EXPRESS; Thursdays; four pages; size
22x31 ; subscription $2 ; established 1878 ;
Thomas L. Powers, editor ; Thomas L. Powers
& Co., publishers ; circulation K.
ELLIS, Ellis Co., 450t pop., on line of
Kans. Pac. Rd., 118 m. W. of Salina. In stock
region.
HEADLIGHT; Saturdays; four pages;
size 24x35; subscription $2 ; established 1880 ;
Charles E. Griffith, editor and publisher.
ELLSWORTH, C. H., Ellsworth Co.,
800+ pop., on Kansas Pacific Rd., 150 m. W. of
Topeka. Stock raising and wheat gi-owing.
REPORTER; Thursdays; republican;
four pages ; size 25x:38 ; subscription $2 ; estab-
lished 1871 ; R. F. Kellogg, editor and pub-
lisher : circulation K 1.
TIMES ; Thursdays ; four pages ; size
26x40; subscription $1 50; established 1879;
Maberly & Collett, editors and publishers ;
circulation K.
EMPIRE CITY, Cherokee Co.,2,235t
pop., 7 m. W. of Joplin, Mo., near Spring r.
Has rich lead mines.
ECHO ; Thursdays ; four pages ; size22x31 ;
subscription $1 50; established 1877; D. W.
Murphy, editor and publisher ; circ'n K.
EMPORIA, C. H., Lyon Co., 2,400t
pop., crossing of Atchison, Topeka & Santa
Fe Rd., and of Missouri, Kansas & Texas
Rd., between Cottonwood and Neosho rs., 65
m. S. W. of Lawrence. Commercial trade
centre. Manufacturing interests of impor-
tance and rapidly Improving.
KANSAS.
NEWS ; every evening except Sunday,
and WEEKLY, Fridays; republican; four
pages ; size— daily 19x25, weekly 28x42 ; sub-
scription—daily $3, weekly .$1 50 ; established
—daily 1878, weekly 1858 ; Stotler & Graham,
editors and publishers ; circulation — daily
K, weekly J 1.
KANSAS SENTINEL; W^edne.sdays ;
democratic ; four pages ; size 24x35 ; subscrip-
tion ,$1 50; established 1880 ; W. F. Hethering-
ton & Co., editors and publishers.
LEDCiER; Thursdays; four pages; size
28x44; subscriptl(,n $2; established 1871; W.
F. Chalfant, editor and publisher ; circula-
tion K 1.
ERIE, C. II., Ntosho Co., 600t pop., on
Neosho 1-., 40 m. from Fort Scott. Agricul-
tural and stock -raismg country.
NEOSHO CO. RECORD: Fridays;,
republican ; four pages ; size 24x:>i ; subscrip-
tion $1 50 ; established 1876 ; Benjamin J.
Smith, editor and publisher ; circulation K.
EUREKA, C. H., Greenwood Co., 1,040
pop., on Fall r., 40 m. S. of Emporia. Centre
of trade for a rapidly growing agricultural
district.
GRAPHIC; Wednesdays; democratic;
four pages ; size 24x36 ; subscription $1 50 ; es-
tablished 1879 ; H. A. Clark, editor ; Wassam
& Co.. publishers ; circulation K.
HERALD ; Thursdays ; republican ; four
pages ; size 26x40 ; subscription $2 ; estab-
lished 1868 ; H. C. Rizer, editor ; Dunham &
Rizer, publishers ; circulation K 1.
SUN; Fridays; four pages; size 24x^5;
subscription .$1 50; established 1879; W. E.
Doud, editor and i)ublisher.
FLORENCE, Marion Co., 600t pop.,
on the Cottonwood and Doyle rs., and the
Atchison, Topeka & Santa Fe Rd. Sur-
rounded by a good wheat-growing district,
and has several quarries of flrst-class build-
ing stone. Country is rapidly growing up.
HERALD ; Saturdays; independent; four
pages ; size 24x.35 ; subscription $1 50 ; estab-
lished 1876; W. F. File, editor and pub-
lisher ; circulation K.
FORT SCOTT, C. H., Bourhon Co.,
6,000+ pop., on Marmaton r. and Missouri R.,
Fort Scott & Gulf Rd., and at intersection
of Missouri, Kansas & Texas Rd., 100 m.
from Kansas City and about 120 S. of Leav-
enworth. Engaged in agiiculture, manu-
facturing and coal mining. A place of
active trade.
MONITOR; every morning except Mon-
day, and WEEKLY, Thursdays; republi-
can ; daily four pages, weekly eight pages ;
size — daily 24x;34, weekly 30x42 ; subscription
—daily $8, weekly $1 50 ; established— daily
1861, weekly 1863 ; W. C. Perry, editor ; Monitor
Publishing Co., publishers ; circulation —
daily K 1, weekly J 1.
HERALD ; Thursdays ; democratic ; four
pages ; size 26x40 ; subscription $2 ; estab-
lished 1863; W. C. Heckman, editor and
publisher ; circulation J J.
REPUBLICAN RECORD ; Thnrs
days; republican; eight pages; size 26x40;
subscription $1 50; established 1879; S. A.
Day, editor and publisher.
KANSAS MEDICAL INDEX;
monthly ; medical ; thirtv-six pages octavo ;
subscription $1 50 ; established 1880 ; F. F.
Dickman, M. D., editor; Index Co., publishers.
FRANKFORT, Marslmll Co., COOf
pop., on C. B. U. P. Rd. In a flourishing
and productive region, and does considera-
ble trade, including flour and grain.
GREENBACK HEADLIGHT ; Fri
days ; greenback ; four pages ; size 24x36 ; sub-
AMERICAN NEWSPAPER DIRECTORY.
129
KANSAS.
scription SI 50 ; established 1876 ; S. B. Todd
editor and publisher ; circulation K 1. '
FREDONIA, C. H., miso7i Co., 650t
pop., on Fall r. A growing place ; in an un-
surpassed wheat-growing and stock-raising
region.
o.^i^-^J'HIt;'* Thursdaj's; four pages ; size
^x.3o; sub.scription SI 50; established 1879;
btivers & Kennedy, editors and publishers
^}^II^f^Oy CO. CITIZEN; Fridays;
republican ; four pages ; size 26x40 ; subscrip-
tion $2 ; established 1S70 ; Jno. S. Gilmore, ed-
itor and publisher ; circulation J.
GALENA, Cherokee Co., l,500t pop.,
7 in. from Joplin, Mo. Engaged In lead and
zinc mining.
o/W-^^^v?^' •'^'^"^■•'^^^J-'*; four pages; size
^Xa6 ; subscription $2 ; established 1877; A. W.
McDowell and J. P. Nichols, editors and pub-
fishers ; circulation K.
GOSPEL 3IIRROR; monthly; unsec-
tarian ; tour pages ; size 24x36 ; subscription
SI ; established 1880; D. A. Barton and W H
South.editors; Mirror Printing Co., publishers"
GARNETT, C. H., Anderaon Co.,'
l,500t pop., 51 m. S. of Lawrence, on Leaven-
worth, Lawrence & Galveston Rd. The
town is surrounded by an agricultural
dLstrict.
JOURNAL.; Saturdays; four pages; .size
^x3o ; subscription S2 ; established 1873 ; G
W. Cooper, editor and publisher ; circulation
K. K..
PLAIN DEA L.ER ; Fridays ; republican;
foKr-P;?^P',li^^~6^-^; subscriptions! 50 ; es-
tablished 1865; S. Kauffman, editor and
publisher ; circulation K K 1.
KANSAS.
REPUBLICAN; Wednesdays- four
pages; size 22x31; subscription S"'^' estab
Iished 1880; A. J. R. Smith, editor ^andpub-
GREAT BEND, C. H., Barton Co.,
l,-2tJ0^ pop., on Arkansas r. and Atchison
Topeka & Santa Fe Rd., 284 m. W. of Kansas'
' City. Ls located in owe of the most fertile
; agi-icultural counties in the productive
Arkansas Valley ; has good flouring miHj^,
stone quarries and salt mines. Very little
timber.
rA^^^^.*^^, VALLEY DE3IO-
C RAT ; Saturdays ; democratic • eiJht
{isfld'fs-.^'l^'H.^ sub.scriptIon SI 5(1; ettib'
S?; ch-culitionKV^"*^' '^^"^^ ^"^^ ^"t>-
INLAND TRIBUNE; Saturdays re
tiou S2 ; established 1876 ; C. P. Townslev edi
**'«''n^';l?H'^i'^ht'r; circulation ^^J^ ^^^'^J ' ^^^H-
REGISTER ; Thursdays ; republican •
mhec\1f--f •' t^"'^^ ;. subscription §2 ; S-'
llshi;V?h-cufatiST"^'""' ^'"^«'- ^"^ P-l^-
GRENOLA, Elk Co., 300f pop., on
Kansas City, L. & S. Rd.
..o"!^^^^^'^ ^T^?*"''^'ays; republican; four
fitfed'lifg" feiv^^bscription SI .50;'e.stX
lisher.
GAYLORD, Smith Co., 400t pop., on
Central Branch Union Pacific Rd.
9<«JI,F^4^^'\'^^"''^^ay-^; f""'" pages; .size
m.^); subscription $1 50; established 1879; J.
W. McBride, editor and publisher.
GETTYSBURG, Graham Co., 2oOt
pop., on South Fork of Solomon r., 24 m.
from Wa-Keeney, on the Kansas Pac. Rd
T.v; V o ■^^^^""-'" *^ -^ ; e.stab-
John E. Stinson, editor and pub-
HALSTEAD, JIarvey Co., on Little
! Arkansas r. Headquarters for Russo-Ger-
man immigration in the Arkansas Valley,
and the Central Mennonite settlement.'
Fine water power. Large flour mill, etc
n,?«^^-.**^'-*''^TH; semi-monthlv; Ger-
ivfV i!r'''''>'l-^'''*'i''^ pages; size of page
llxl., subscription SI; established 1875; d1
MdGoerz, editor ; Western Publishing Co
publishers ; circulation J. "•'""ug <^o.,
HANOVER, Washington Co., 350t
pop., on Little Blue r. and St. Jo.seph & Den-
ver City Rd.. 127 m. W. of St. Joseph.
In fine wheat region; also in stock-raising ooPJ'-^'^J^'J^A J? Fridaj's; four pages ; size
autrtct. Bed, Of «,p,um and potter', clay S'koH'^^lS'^ P^-JlSr c.SaS K^'
rarrS'Drv'eT.mr''''""'" """'""^ HARPER, C. H., Harper Co.
HARPER CO. TIMES; Thursdays-
four pages ; size 22x31 ; subscription SI 50 •
estabhshed 1878; W. O. and J. O. (5rahan! edi-'
tors and publishers ; circulation K
HARTFORD, Lyon Co., SOOf pop.,
16 m. S. by E. from Emporia, on the M K &
T. Rd. The Hartford Collegiate Institute is
located here. A shipping point for grain
and all kinds of stock.
GRAHAM CO. LEVER; Fridays; four
P-^P^* ;\^5;? 26x:^ ; subscription SI 50'; estab-
lished 1879; John H. Currle, editor W L
Rissler, publisher. . • ^.
GIRARD, C. H., Crawford Co., l,400t
pop., on Missouri Rd., Fort Scott & Gulf Rd.,
and western terminus of Joplin & Girard
Rd., 126 m. S. of Kansas City, and 160 S. E.
of Topeka. Located in one of the best
agricultural districts in Kansas. The
county ,, as t„e heaviest deposit, „, coal In ^^A^g^^SS L^^iS^SiS^i
the State
CRAVJFORD CO. NEWS; Thurs
days ; independent ; four pages ; si^e 24x3.5 •
siibscnption $1; established 1875 ; Eaton &
uS^'/t ^^^'^ ?,"^1 publishers ; circ'n K K.
±lli±tALJi ; Fridays; democratic; four
nthfd' S ^C^u^ subscription $1 50 ; 'estal>
pKherf cir^ula'Jionk''^^'"^^' '^''''' ^°^
PRESS; Thursdays; republican- four
ffid'islf ^■^'^' •'"^^t^^i?'^ SI 50 estab
!! ?^?- u ^^•*' Nasser & Riddle, editors and
publishers ; circulation J 1. ^""is>dna
GRAINFIELD, Gove Co., a new
town (founded 1879) on Kans. Pac. Rd., 355
from Kansas City, Mo., and 283 from
ciPAJ^J=^ ' Fridays ; republican ; four paees •
r/.,;t^i^T^.^^>TP^J«-„ll 1 .established^"!!!! ;
m.
Denver, in agricultural county.
9
ENTERPRISE; Thursdavr four
pubf^h'e'; VeJy^uTatYo'i^t""^'^'^- ^^"^ -^^
HAYS CITY, C. H., Ellis Co., eoof
pop., on the Kansas Pac. Rd., and " Big
i Creek." Fort Hays is near by. In the
midst of a farming and stock-raising sec-
j tlon.
i ELLIS CO. STAR ; Thursdays ; renub-
hcan; eight pages; size 30x44 ; subscription
I S2; established 1876; J. H. Downing editor
and publisher ; circulation K. ^'
I .SENTINEL; Saturdays; renublican •
! ?Snsg|!T8^%' P^f' /"bscriptX S2?e''s-'
! pubHS.fc;irbula?io^Tf '"'^ "^"'^^ ^"'^
/
130
GEO. P. ROWELL & GO'S
KANSAS.
HIAWATHA, C. H , Brown Co.,
1,100+ pop., on St. Joseph & Denver City Rd.,
42 m. W. of St. Joseph. Engaged in agricul-
ture and stock raising.
DISPATCH; Thursdays; republican;
four pages: size 26x40; subscription $2; es-
tablished 1870 ; W. T. Stewart, editor and pub-
lisher ; circulation K 1.
KANSAS HERAIiD ; Fridays ; re-
publican ; four pages ; size 24x85 ; subscrip-
tion $1 50; established 1874 ; S. L. Roberts, edi-
tor ; Roberts & Foote, publishers ; circ'n J 1.
SITX; Fridays; democratic; four pages ;
siz? 24x36; subscription $1 ; established 1879;
Geo. P. Christie, editor and publisher.
HILL CITY, Graham Co.
WESTEKX STAR; Thursdays; eight
pages ; size 26x35 ; subscription $1 ; estab-
lished 1879 ; Thomas Beaumont and T. J. Gar-
nett. editors : Garnett & Co., publishers.
HODGEMAN CENTER, C. H.,
Hodgeman Co.. new town (1879) in farming
tract between A., T. & Santa Fe and Kansas
Pacific Rd. Coal near by.
AGITATOR; Saturdays; four pages:
size 20x26; subscription §1 50: established
1879 ; W. W. Wheeland, editor and publisher ;
circulation K.
HOLTON, C. H., Jackson Co.. 426
pop., on Kansas Central Rd., 56 m. from
Leavenworth and SO N. of Topeka.
RECORDER; Thursdays; republican;
four pages ; size 22x:30 ; subscription $2 ; es-
tablished 1868; Beck & Shiner, editors and
publishers : circulation K 1.
SIGNAL.; Wednesdays: democratic;
four pages ; size 26x40 ; subscription $2 ; es-
tablished 1878; W. W. Sargent, editor and
publisher ; circulation K 1.
HOAVARD CITY, C. H., Elk Co.,
250+ pop., situated in a mineral, agricul-
tural and stock-growing region.
COITRANT; Thursdays; republican;
four pages ; size 24x36 ; subscription $2 : es-
tablished 1871 ; A. B. S^einbarger, editf)r and
publisher ; circulation K 1.
INDUSTRIAL JOURNAL 5 ^\ednes
davs ; greenback ; four pages : size 24x3o ;
subscription $1 .50 ; established 1878 ; J. G.
Albright, editor and publisher; circulation
K 1. Official 2i(Wer of Elk County.
HUMBOLDT, ^?^e» Co., l,500t pop.,
on Neosho r., at junction of Leavenworth,
Lawrence & Galveston Rd., with Missouri,
Kansas & Texas Rd., 44 m. from Fort Scott
and 86 from Lawrence. Surrounded by an
agricultural district and centre of trade.
The river furnishes water power for manu-
facturing.
INTER-STATE; Thursdays; demo-
cratic ; eight pages ; size 26x40 ; subscription
$2 ; established 1877 ; A. D. Dunn
KANSAS.
^.^^ ^„ , , editor and
puiiUsher ; circulation K 1.
UNION; Saturdays; republican; four
pages; size 26x40; subscription $2; estab-
lished 1866 ; W. T. McElroy, editor and pub-
lisher ; circulation K K.
HUTCHINSON, C. H., Heno Co.,
2,100+ pop., on the Great Arkansas r. and
the Atchison, Topeka & Santa Fe Rd.
Largest county but one in the State. Two
flouring mills, splendid water power al-
ready improved ; 222 m. S. W. of Kansas
City, Mo. Best farming and stock-raising
country. Government land open to settle-
ment.
HERALD ; Saturdays ; democratic ; four
pages ; size 24x.36 ; subscription $2 ; estab-
lished 1875 ; McKinstry & Scheble, editors and
publishers ; circulation K.
INTERIOR; Thursdays; republican;
four pages ; size 26x40 ; subscription $2 ; es-
tablisiied 1877; J. W. Kanaga, editor and
and publisher ; circulation J J.
NEWS; Thursdays: republican; four
pages ; size 26x40 ; subscription $2 ; establish-
ed 1872 ; Fletcher Meridith, editor and pub-
lisher ; circulation J J.
INDEPENDENCE, C. H., Afont-
gomery Co., 3,000+ pop., on Verdigris r., -So
m. from Fort Scott. Terminus of the L. L.
& G. Rd. It is the centre of an agricultural
district and a shipping point. A United
States Land Office is located here.
KANSAN ; Wednesdays; greenback;
four pages; size 28x43; subscription $2; es-
tablisned 1873; F. C. Scott, editor and pub-
lisher ; circulation J 1.
!^OUTH KANSAS TRIBUNE; Wed
nesdavs ; republican; four pages; size 26x40:
subscription $2 ; established 1871 ; W. T. and
C. Yoe, editors ; Tribune Printing Co., pub-
lishers : circulation J 1.
lOLA, C. H., Allen Co , 1,759 pop.,
on Leavenworth, Lawrence & Galveston
Rd., 70 m. from Lawrence, 104 from Kansas
City. The Neosho r. supplies water power
for manufactures, and surrounding coun-
try is agricultural. Several machine shops
for manufacture of stoves, agricultural im-
plements, etc., are located here. Has a
mineral well.
REGISTER ; Fridays ; four pages ;
size 24x35 : subscription $2 ; established 1866 ;
H. A. Perkins, editor and publisher ; circula-
tion J.
IRVING, Marshall Co., 900t pop., on
Central branch of Union Pacific Rd., 91 m.
from Atchison.
BLUE VALLEY GAZETTE; Satur
days ; four pages ; size 22x32 ; subscription
$2; established 1874; John Thomson, editor
and publisher ; circulation K.
lUKA. J'i'ffti Co., .3001 pop., 40 m. from
Atch., Topeka & Santa Fe Rd. Stock-rais-
ing and farming.
PRATT CO. PRESS; Thursdays;
four pages ; size 24x35 ; established 1878 ;
King & Davis, editors and publishers ; circu-
lation K.
JACKSON, Decatur Co., new town,
in region adapted to farming.
GUARDIAN; Thursdays; four pages;
size 22x31 ; subscription .$1 50 ; established
1880; Bogert & Ackerman, editors and pub-
lishers.
JEWELL CENTER, C. H., Jewell
Co., 450+ pop. Situated in the geographical
centre of Jewell Co. Surrounded by supe-
rior agricultural and stock-raising dis-
tricts.
JEWELL. CO. REVIEW; Fridays;
independent ; eight pages ; size 26x40 ; sub-
scription .$1 .50; established 1879; Raynolds &
Seymour, editors and publishers.
JEWELL CITY, Jewell Co., 360t
pop., on Buffalo Creek, .30 m. N. W. of Con-
cordia. Situated in the midst of a stock-
raising and farm-growing country.
JEWELL. CO. MONITOR-DIA-
MOND ; Thursdays ; republican ; four
pages ; size 26x40 ; subscription $2 ; establish-
ed 1871 ; Thompson & Winsor, editors and
publishers ; circulation K K.
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131
KANSAS.
JEWELL CO. REPIBLICAN: Fri
■days ; republican ; four pages ; size 26x40 ;
subscription $1 .%; established 18T!» ; W. W.
Brown, editor ; H. C. Brown & Co., publishers.
JUNCTION, C. H., Davis Co., 2,000t
pop., on Smoky Hill fork of Kansas r., at
junction of Missouri, Kansas & Texas Rd.
with Kansas Pacific Rd., 71 m. from Topeka.
Engaged in manufacturing and centre of a
large trade. Railroad repair shops located
here. Excellent water power.
TRIBUNE; Thursdays; independent;
lour pages; size 26x40; subscription $1 ; es-
tablished 1873 ; John Davis, editor ; John
Davis & Sons, publishers ; circulation J.
UNION; Saturdays, republican; eight
pages ; size of page 15x22 ; subscription $1 50 ;
established 1862 ; S. S. Prouty, editor and pub-
lisher : circulation K 1.
KANSAS CITY (KANSAS CITY,
MO.. P. O.), Wyandotte Co.
PILOT; Saturdays; republican; four
pages ; size 24x36 ; subscription $2 ; establish-
ed 1878 ; William Cafifrey, editor and publish-
er ; circulation J.
KINGMAN, C. H., Kingman Co.
RING3IAN to. CITIZEN; Fridavs ;
eight pages; size 26x4U ; subscription .§! 5():
established 1879 ; P. J. Conklin, editor and
publisher.
MERCURY; Thursdays; republican;
four pages; size 24x35 ; subscription $150;
■established 1878 ; J. C. Martin, editor and
publisher ; circulation K.
KINSLEY, C. H., Edioards Co., 400t
pop., on the Atchison, Topeka & Santa Fe
Rd., and the Arkansas r., 250 m. from To-
peka. Principal branches of industry are
farming and stock raising.
EDWARDS CO. LEADER ; Thurs
■days ; republican ; four pages ; size 2:3x34 ;
subscription $1 50; established 1877; W. C.
Reed, editor and publisher; circulation K.
GRAPHIC; Saturdays; four pages;
size 24x35 ; subscription $2 ; established 1877 ;
W. R. Davis, editor and publisher; circula-
tion K.
REPUBLICAN; Saturdavs ; repub-
lican ; eight pages ; size 26x40 ; silbscription
-$1 50; established 1877; C. L. Hubbs, editor
And publisher ; circulation K K.
KIR WIN, Phillips Co.
CHIEF; Wednesdays; republican; four
pages ; size 26x40 ; subscription $1 .50 ; estab-
lished 1873 ; A. G. & W. H. McBride, editors
and publishers; circulation K 1.
1.A CROSSE, Rush Co., loot pop.,
in centre of county, 25 m. from Hays City,
on Kansas Pacific Rd. A good wheat coun-
try. In 1877 it shipped the first car-load of
wheat shipped from Hays City.
EAGLE; Fridays; four pages; size
V2x:32 ; subscription $1 50 ; established 1878 ;
S. W. Taylor, editor and publisher ; circ'n K.
X.A CYGNE, Linn Co., l,200t pop.,
on Marais des Cygnes rs. and Kansas City,
Fort Scott & Gulf Rd., 37 m. N. of Fort Scott.
One of the best located and most flourish-
ing cities in the State.
KANSAS.
JOURNAL; Saturdays; republican;
four pages ; size 26x40 ; subscription $1 50 ;
•established 1870; Kenea & Lane, editors and
publishers ; circulation K 1.
XARNED, C. H., Pawnee Co., l.OOOf
pop. A thriving town in a rapidly develop-
ing part of the Arkansas Valley. Farming
<:;arried on.
CHRONOSCOPE; Wedne.sdays; eieht
pages; size 26x4(J; subscription .$1 50 estab
fished 1S78; H. Innian, editor and publisher •
circulation J. '
OPTIC; Wednesdays ; independent ; four
pages; size 26x40; subscription .S2 ; e.stab
hshed 1878 ; Leftvvick & Tremper, editor and
publishers ; circulation K 1.
LAWRENCE, C. H., Douglas Co.,
10,aKH- pop., on Kansas r., ;38 m. from State
line of Mo. The Kansas Pacific, Atchison,
Topeka & Santa Fe and several other Rds!
intersect here.
. EVENING STANDARl)j ev'ery even
ing except Sunday, and STANDARD
Thursdays; democratic; daily four naees'
weekly eight pages ; size-daily 2:3x31, weekly
31x46; subscription— daily $4 .50. weeklv <Sti •
established-daily 1873, weekly mOfl g'
Ross, editor and publisher ; circulation-d'allv
K 1, weekly J 1. •'
JOURS'AL ; every morning excent Mon-
vi'T^^^H^^^f'^'^*^^^^' H03IE JOUR-
NAL, Thursdays; republican; daily four
pages weekly eight pages ; size-daily 22x:M
weekly 30x4n ; subscripcion-<laily .$8 weekW
$2; established 1869; Journal CorpuS-
^'■^•,rT'?."J?iJ^'^-^*^"y K' weekly J. *^
1 R I B L N E ; every evening except Sun-
day, aii.l KANSAS TRIBUNE, Thurs-
dajs; republican; dailv four pages weeklv
eight pages ; size— daily 24x:35, weekly 31x44 •
subscription— daily $7. weekly $1 25 ; estab-
lished-daily 1865, weekly 1854 ; Tribunlco
editors and publishers ; Circulation— dailv k'
weekly J 1. ^ ^'
DIE GERMANIA; Thursdays; Ger-
man; four pages ; size 28x41) ; subscription
$1 oO; established 1877; Gottlieb Oehrle ed-
itor and publisher ; circulation K 1
T ^nx? aV^ ^h TEMPERA NCE PA L-
LAD1L3I ; Thursdays; temperance; eight
P^FV^'o^f i^^~^: subscription $1 25; estab-
lished 1880; James A. Troutman Snd Charles
F. Spencer, editors and publishers
?iA>?14,^r»T'y^V>?'* ^'^^e Tribune).
.SPIRIT OF KANSAS; Wednesdays;
eight pages ; size 28x41 ; subscription SI 50 •
established 1872; Jas. T. Stevens^ed or and
publisher ; circulation J J i.
ST A NDARD ; (see Evenina StandarrJ)
WESTERN HOME JOURNAL; (see
Journal). ' ^
.KANSAS MONTHLY; twenty pages •
size ot page 9x12; subscription $2; estab-
lished 18<8; J. S. Boughton, editor and pub-
lisher; circulation 1 1. Devoted to the mate-
ruil interests of the State of Kansa.'i ; it circu-
lates among the leading business men in everv
county m the State. "
KANSAS REVIEW; monthly ; literary:
twenty-eight pages octavo; subscription 75
cents; established 1879; Students of Kansas
University, editors and publishers
UNIVERSITY COURIER; monthly;
eight pages ; s^ze 19x25 ; subscription 50 cent.s
established 18<8 ; Students of the Kansas State
Lniversity, editors and publishers; circula-
tion K ; a college paper ; issued during the
collegiate year.
LEAVENWORTH, C. H., Leaven-
tvorth Co., 22,000t pop., on Missouri r. The
metropolis of Kansas. Its railroad connec-
tions and river trade make it a point of
commercial importance. The city is en-
gaged in various manufactures. Coal
mines in the vicinity. Site of Fort Leaven-
worth.
KANSAS FREIE PRESSE; every
evening except Sunday, and WEEKLY^
VV ednesdays ; German ; republican ; four
pages ; size— daily 24x36, weekly 26x40 ; sub
f^JiPtionr^aily $9, weekly $2 ; established
186<; Haberlein Bros., editors and nub
lishers ; circulation— daily K 1, weekly H 1
„, i^f-^^V-^i'^-i?' SI*^"^°& except Sunday,
and WEEKLY, Thursdays; four pages;
f
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GEO. P. ROWELL & CO'S
KANSAS.
KANSAS.
size— daily 24x36, we '^' 28x45 ; subscription
—daily $5, weekly $1 z^ , established 1877 ;
Clarke & Legate, editors ana publistiers ; cir-
culation—daily J J, weekly I 1.
TIMES; every morning except Monday,
ami WEEKLY, Thursdays; republican;
four pages ; size- daily 28x39, weekly 31x46 ;
subscription— daily $8, weekly $2 ; established
1855; D. R. Anthony, editor and publish-
er ; circulation— daily H 1, weekly G 1.
APPEAL AND TRIBUNE; Tuesdays;
eight pages ; size 26x40 ; subscription $2 ; es-
tablished 1S70 ; P. B. Castle, editor and pub-
lisher.
SUNDAY HERALD ; Sundays; eight
pages ; size 30x42 ; established 1879.
WORKINGMAN'S FRIEND; Sat
urdays ; eiglit pages ; size 30x4-1 ; subscription
$2; establislied 18.8; James W. Remington,
editor and publisher ; circulation J J.
HOME RECORD; monthly; four
pages ; size 17x24 ; subscription 30 cents ; es-
tablished 1872 ; Mrs. C. H. Gushing, editor ;
Managers of the Home for the Friendless,
publishers; organ of the Home for the
Friendless ; circulation X.
WESTERN HOMESTEAD; monthly;
thirty-eight pages ; size of page 9x12 ; sub-
scription $2 ; established 1878 ; Burke & Beck-
with, editors and publishers ; circulation X.
LINCOLN CENTER, C. H., Lincoln
Co., 250+ pop. Wheat and wool-growing
country. On Saline r., 20 m. from Ells-
worth.
SALINE VALLEY REGISTER;
Thursdays ; republican ; eight pages ; size
26x40; subscription $2 ; established 1875; Geo.
W. Anderson, editor and publisher ; circ'n K.
LINDSBURG, McPherson Co., SOOf
pop. Terminus of Kansas & Southwestern
Rd. Agricultural district ; broom corn
shipping point.
LOCALIST; Thursdays; four pages;
size 24x35 ; subscription $1 .50 ; established
1879 ; J. H. Hyde, editor and publisher ; circu-
lation K.
LOUISBURGH, Miami Co., COOt
pop., on Osage division of the M. K. &
T. Rd., 35 m. S. of Kansas City and 14 from
Paola, the county seat. In one of the most
fertile portions of the West ; has stores, j
factories, etc. Principal shipments corn
and stock.
BORDER CHIEF ; Thursdays ; demo- !
cratic ; four pages ; size 24x35 ; subscription i
$1 50 ; established 1879 ; J. T. Trickett, editor ;
J. T. Trickett & Bro., publishers.
LOIJISBURG AND MIAMI HER-
ALD; Thursdays; independent; eight pages; '
size 26x40 ; subscription $1 50 ; established
1876 ; E. F. Heisler, editor and publisher ; I
circulation K 1.
LOUISVILLE, C. H., Pottawatomie'
Co., 500+ pop., 40 m. W. of Topeka, and 3 N.
of Kansas Pacific Rd., at Wamego. Rock
creek furnishes water power. ]
KANSAS REPORTER; Thursdays;
republican ; eight pages ; size 26x40 ; subscrip-
tion $1 50; established 1870; Hick & Reed,
editors and publishers ; circulation K 1.
POTTAWATOMIE CO. HERALD;
Wednesdays ; independent-republican ; four
pages ; size 24x35 ; subscription $1 ; estab-
lished 1879 ; S. Fowler, editor and publisher. |
LYNDON, C. H., Osage Co.
TI31ES; Thursdays ; independent ; four
pages; size 24x35; subscription $1; estab-
lished 1875; R. A. Miller & Bro., editors and
publishers ; circulation K.
LYONS, C. H., Mice Co., 10 m. N. of
Sterling.
Clark Conkling, editor and
CENTRAL KANSAS DEMOCRAT?
Thursdays ; democratic ; four pages ; size
! 24x35; established 1878 ; Woo ;1 & Fuller, edi-
tors and publishers : circulation K 1.
REPUBLICAN ; Thursdays; republican;
eight pages ; size 26x40 ; subscription $2 ; es-
tablished 1879; —•--•-
publisher.
McPHERSON, C.H., McPherson Co..
FREE3IAN ; Fridays; republican; four
pages ; size 26x40 ; subscription $1 50 ; estab-
lished 1878 ; Clark & Kelly, editors and pub-
lishers ; circulation K 1.
tiREENBACK STAR; Wednesdays;
j greenback ; four pages ; size 23x134 ; subscrip-
tion $1 50 ; established 1879 ; McCardell &
I O'Hara, editors and publishers.
REPUBLICAN ; Thursdays ; republicanr
four pages ; size 26x40 ; subscription $1 50 ;
established 1873 ; F. S. Presby, editor ; Mead
& Presby, publisliers ; circulation K.
MADISON, Greenwood Co., 200t pop,^
20 m. S. of Emporia. Farming, fruit and
stock-raising region.
NEW^S ; Fridays ; four pages ; size 22x32 ;
subscription $1 ; established 1879 ; W. O. Luns-
ford, editor and publisher.
MANHATTAN, C H., liiley Co.,
1,710+' pop., at junction of Big Blue with Kan-
sas r., and on Kansas Pacific Rd., 80 m. from
Lawrence. Surrounded by an agricultural
and stock-raising district. Seat of the State
Agricultural College ; and has superior
water power.
ENTERPRISE; Fridays; greenback;
eight pages ; size 26x40 ; subscription $1 50 ;
established 1876; A. L. Runyan, editor and
publisher ; circulation J.
NATIONALIST; Fridays ; republican ;
four pages ; size 22x;30 ; subscription $1 50 ;
established 1860; Albert Griffin, editor and'
publisher; circulation J.
MARION CENTRE, C. H., Marion
Co., 500+ pop., on Cottonwood r. 10 m. from
Atchison, Texas & Santa Fe Rd., 50 from
Junction City. Surrounded by an agi-icul-
tural and stock-raising region.
MARION CO. RECORD; Fridays,
republican ; four pages ; size 24x35 ; subscrip-
tion $2 ; established 1871 ; E. W. Hoch, editor ;
E. W. & W. F. Hoch, publishers ; circ'n K.
MARYSVILLE, C. H., Marshall Co.,
1,200+ pop., on St. Joseph & Denver Rd., 112
m. from the former city. Shipping point
for hogs, cattle and grain.
KANSAS STAATS-ZEITUNG ; Sat
urdays; German; independent; four pages;
size 24x36 ; subscription ,$2 ; established 1879 ;
Dr. L. Rick, editor and publisher.
MARSHALL CO. NEWS; Saturdays;
four pages ; size 24x36 ; subscription $2 ; es-
tablished 1871; T. Hughes, editor and pub-
lisher; circulation J 1.
MILLBROOK, Graham Co.
TIMES ; Fridays ; four pages ; size 22x31 ;
subscription $1 ; established 1879 ; Benjamin
B. F. Graves, editor and publisher.
MINNEAPOLIS, C. H., Ottawa Co.,
1,000+ po])., on Solomon r. Terminus of
Solomon Branch of Kan. Pacific Rd. It
has water power. An agricultiiral and
sheep-raising countrj-.
INDEPENDENT ; Saturdays; green-
back ; eight pages ; size 30x44 ; subscription
$1 50 ; established 1871 ; Wm. Goddard, editor
and publisher ; circulation K 1.
SENTINEL ; Fridays ; republican; eight
pages ; size 30x44 ; subscription $1 50 ; estab-
lished 1875 ; Charles Hoyt, editor and publish-
er; circulation K K 1. Leading and official
AMERICAN NEWSPAPER DIRECTORY,
13S
KANSAS.
KANSAS.
paper of Ottawa county; neatly printed,
•carefully edited ; especial care taken in set-
ting and arranging advertisements.
SOLOMON VALLEY MIRROR ;
monthly ; four pages ; size 22x32 ; subscrip-
tion 25 cents ; established 18T4 ; Olnej' & Sex-
ton, editors and publishers ; a real estate ad-
vertising sheet.
MOUND CITY,C. H., Linn Co., 635
pop., 24 m. N. by W. of Fort Scott, 95 S. of
Leavenworth, and &14 W. of the Missouri R.,
Fort Scott & Gulf Rd.
LINN CO. CLARION; Thursdays; re-
publican ; four pages ; size24x.S4 ; subscription
^1 50 ; established 1876 ; S. M. Brice, eciitor ;
Brice & Van Biiskii-k, publishers ; circ'n K.
NEODESHA, IFilson Co., SOOf pop.,
at junction of Verdigris and Fall rs., 65 m.
from Fort Scott and 120 from Lawrence. A
young town, rapidly rising, with large
water power and coal mines.
FREE PRESS; Fridays; four pages;
size 26x40; subsci-iption .fl 5i); established
1873; Chapman Bros., editors and publishers ;
circulation K 1.
NEOSHO FALLS, Woodsoti Co.,
1,500+ pop., on Neosho r. and the Missouri,
Kansas & Texas Rd., 18 m. from Burlington
and 100 from Kansas City.
WOODSON CO. POST; Fridays; four
pages ; size 24x36 ; subscription $1 50 ; estab-
lished 18?2 ; J. E. Pickett, editor and publish-
er ; circulation K 1.
NEWTON, C. H., Harveij Co., 2,000t
pop., on Atchison, Topeka & Santa Fe Rds.,
at the junction of Wichita branch, and 1.34
m. from Topeka. An improving town, on
high ground, in a fertile and agricultural
county, well adapted to fruit and well
watered. Convenient to the stone quarries
and coal mines of the surrounding region.
BEE; Saturdays; four pages; size 24x35;
"subscription $2 ; established 1879 ; W. H. Wer-
ner, editor and publisher.
GOLDEN GATE; Wednesdays; prohib-
tion ; four pages ; size 26x40 ; subscription
$1 50 ; established 1879 ; C. L. Rood, editor ;
Eood & Werner, publishers.
K.ANSAN; Thursdays; republican; four
pages; size 26x40; subscription $2; established
1872 ; H. C. Ashbaugh, editor and publisher ;
■circulation K 1.
REPUBLICAN; Thursdays; indepen-
•dent -republican ; four pages ; size 29x4-1; sub-
scription $2; established 1875; R. W. P.
Huse, manager ; circulation K 1.
NICKERSON, lieno Co., 500t pop.,
on A. , T. & Santa Fe Rd. In superior farm-
ing country.
ARGOSY ; Wednesdays ; four pages ;
:3ize 24x35 ; established 1878 ; Sargent & Bow-
man, editors and publishers ; circulation K.
NORTH TOPEKA, Shawnee Co.,
1,000-1- pop., on Kansas r. opposite Topeka,
and on Kansas Pacific Rd. Surrounded by
an agricultural district, 68 m. W. of Kansas
City, Mo.
TIMES; Fridays; republican; eight pages :
size 26x40; subscription $1 50; established
1875 ; Geo. S. Irwin, editor and publisher ; cir-
•culation K K.
NORTON, Xorton Co.
NORTON CO. ADVANCE ; Thurs
days ; republican ; four pages ; size 20x28 ;
subscription .$1 50 ; established 1878 ; V. B.
Beckett, editor and publisher ; circulation K.
OBERLIN, Decatur Co., 250t pop.,
new town in new county, 260 m. N. W. of
Topeka, on prairie lands, adapted to farm-
ing and stock-raising.
HERALD } Thursdays; four pages ; size
22x31 ; subscription $2 ; established 1879 ;
! Humphrey & Counter, editors and publish-
i ers.
OLATHE, C. H., Johnson Co., 2,300t
pop., on Missouri r.. Fort Scott & Gulf Rd.,
at junction of Kansas City division of
Leavenworth, Lawrence & Galveston Rd.,
21 m. from Kansas City, and 32 from Ot-
tawa.
KANSAS STAR; Thursdays; four
pages; size 18x25; subscription 75 cents; es-
tablished 1875 ; Edward W. Bowles, editor ;
Pupils of the Deaf and Dumb Institution,
publishers.
LEADER ; Thursdays; four pages; size
24x36 ; established 1878 ; S. E. Ayers, editor ;
Johnson County Publishing Co., publishers;
circulation K 1 ;' a grange paper.
MIRROR AND NEWS LETTER;
Thursdays ; republican ; eight pages ; size
26x40 ; subscription $2 ; established 1861 ; J. A.
and H. F. Canutt, editors and publishers ; cir-
culation K 1.
OMIO, Jewell Co., 123t pop., 14 m. S. W.
; of Seaudia. Good farming section.
JEWELL CO. JOURNAL; Fridays;
four pages ; size 2:3x31 ; subscription $1 50 ; es-
tablished 1879 ; Asa P. Wilbur, editor ; Wilbur
& Co., publishers.
ONAGA, Pottaioatomie Co., 200t pop.,
terminus of Kansas Central Rd., 86 m. W. of
Leavenworth, in a good farming country.
German Settlenient near by. Farming is
the chief industry ; coal is found in the
vicinity.
JOURNAL; Thursdays ; four pages ; size
26x40 ; subscription $1 .50 ; established 1878 ;
S. A. Stauffer, editor and publisher ; circula-
lation K.
OSAGE CITY, Osage Co., 2,000t
pop., on Atchison, Topeka and Santa FeRd.,
35 m. S. of Topeka. Coal fields, quarries of
stone flagging and immense deposits of
pure ochre located here ; 500 miles of the
Atchison, Topeka & Santa Fe Rd., and towns
along Its line supplied with coal from this
place ; coal and grain exports $500,000 per
year.
FREE PRESS; Thursdays ; republican ;
eight pages ; size 35x48 ; subscription $2 ; es-
tablished 1871 ; W. H. Morgan, editor and
publisher ; circulation K 1.
OSAGE MISSION, ^^eosho Co.,
1,;3001- pop., on Sedalia division of Missouri,
Kansas & Texas Rd., 14 m. from Parsons,
and 35 from Fort Scott.
NEOSHO CO. JOURNAL; Wednes
days ; four pages ; size 24x35 ; subscription
$2; established 1871 ; J. H. Scott, editor and
publisher; circulation K 1.
TEMPERANCE BANNER ; semi
monthly ; temperance ; eight pages ; size
22x32 ; subscription 75 cents ; established 1878 ;
J. R. Detwiler, editor and publisher ; circ'n K.
OSBORNE CITY, C.H., Osborne Co.,
l,5C0-t- pop., on Solomon r. and Central Br.
Union Pac. Rd. Agriculture and stock
raising are the prominent industries.
OSBORNE CO. FARMER; Thurs
days ; eight pages ; size 30x44 ; subscription
$2 ; established 1874 ; F. H. Barnhart, editor
and publisher ; circulation K K 1.
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GEO. P. ROWELL & GO'S
KANSAS.
TRUTH TEIil^ER; Fridays; eight
pages ; size :Wx44 ; subscription $'2 ; estab-
lished 1879; C. Borin, editor and publisher.
OSKALOOSA, C. n., Jefferson Co.,
8(K>t- pop., 22 m. N. by W. of Lawrence, 2.5
from Leavenworth, 25 from Topeka, 28 from
Atchison. Engaged in agriciulture, stock
raising and fruit cultui-e.
INDEPENDENT; Saturdays; republi-
can; four pages ; size 26x40; subscripticm $2;
established 1860; J. W. & F. H. Roberts, edi-
tors and publishers ; circulation K 1.
SICK.1jE ; Saturdays; eight pages; size
:^()x44 ; subscription .$1 .50 ; established 1873 ;
B. R. Wilson, editor and publisher ; cii'cula-
tion K.
OSWEGO, C. H., Labette Co., l,200t
pop., on Neosho r., and Missouri, Ivansas &
Texas Rd., 16 m. fi'om Parsons. The river
furnishes good power, which is employed
in manufacturing flour and breadstuffs.
INDEPENDENT; Saturdays; republi-
can ; four pages ; size 26x40 ; subscription .$2 ;
established 1872; J. S. Waters, editor ; W. F.
Thrall, publisher; circulation J J.
L.ABETTE CO. DEMOCRAT; Thurs
days ; democratic ; eight pages ; size ;j()x44 ;
subscription .$1 .50; established 187!); King,
Capell & Frye, editors and publishers.
OTTAWA, C. H., Franl-lia Co., 3,.500t
pop., on Marais desCygnes r., and Leaven-
worth, Lawrence & Galveston Rd., at junc-
tion of Kansas City branch, 2.5 m. S. of
Lawrence, and .53 from Kansas City. Centre
of a flourishing trade. Railroad machine
shops located here.
REPUBLiICAN ; every evening except
Sunday, and WEEKLY, Thursdaj's ; re-
f)ublican ; four pages ; size— dailj' 24x;M, week-
y 28x42 ; subscription— daily .$5, weekly $2 ;
established— daily 1879, weekly 1870 ; A. T.
Sharpe, editor and publisher'; circulation-
weekly J.
JOURNAL. AND TRIUMPH; Thurs
days ; national ; four pages ; size 26x40 ;
subscription $2 ; established 1875 ; E. H. Snow,
editor and publisher ; cijculation J J.
KANSAS H03IE NEWS; Fridays;
republican ; eight pages ; size 26x40 ; subscrip-
tion $2 ; established 1873 ; George B. Jenness,
editor ; Paul & Jenness, publishers ; circula-
tion K 1.
PAOLA, C. H., Miami Co., l,«00t pop.,
on Missouri R., Fort Scott & Gulf Rd., at in-
tersection of Osage division of Missouri,
Kansas & Texas Rd., 45 m. S. by W. of Kan-
sas Citj'. It is the centre of a district of ag-
ricultural country.
MIAMI REPUBLICAN; Fridays; re
publican ; eight pages ; size 30x44 ; subscrip-
tion $1 50 ; established 1866 ; John H. Rice,
editor ; John H. Rice & Sons, publishers ;
circulation J 1.
REPUBLICAN CITIZEN ; Satur
days ; republican ; six pages ; size of page
17x24 ; subscription $1 50 ; established 1878 ;
L. J. Perrv, editor and publisher ; circ'n K 1.
WESTERN SPIRIT ; Fridays; demo-
cratic ; four pages ; size 28x44 ; subscription
$1 50 ; established 1871 ; Carroll, Highley &
Greason, editors and publishers ; circ'n J 1.
PARKERS VILLE, Morris Co., SOOf
pop., on Neosho r., 12 m. from Council
Grove. Has steam flour mills, manufac-
tures plows ; an agricultural people.
MORRIS CO. ENTERPRISE;
Thursdays ; republican ; four pages ; size
22x31 ; subscription $1 50 ; established 1878 ;
V. C. Welch, editor and publisher : circ'n K.
KANSAS.
PARSONS, Labette Co , 3,50Ot pop.,
at junction of Sedalia, Cherokee and Neo-
sho division of Missouri, Kansas & Texas
Rd., 49 m. tvv>m Fort Scott.
ECLIPSE; Thursdays ; democratic ; four
pages; .size 24x:>l ; subscription $1 50; estab-
lished 1874 ; J. B. Lamb, editor and publish-
er ; circulation K K 1.
SUN ; Saturdays ; republican; eight pages ;
size 30x44; sub.scription $2 ; established 1871 ;
H. H. Lusk, editor and publisher ; circ'n K 1.
PEABODY, Marion Co., 1,0001 pop.
Located on Atchison, Topeka & Santa Fe
Rd., 118 m. S. W. of Topeka. Surrounded
by a rich and productive farming country,
well settled and iniproved.
ClAZETTE; Fridays; republican; four
pages ; size 26x40 ; subscription .$1 50 ; estab-
lished 1873 ; W. H. Walker, editor and pub-
lisher ; circulation K 1.
PERRY, Jefferson Co., .500t pop., on
Kans. Pac. Rd., 12 m. from Lawrence and
16 from Topeka. Does considerable buying
and shipping in grain and stock. Hacks^
run daily to Oskaloosa, Kans.
KAAV VALLEY CHIEF; Fridays ; in
dependent ; four pages ; size 24x35 ; subscrip-
tion .$1 50; established 1879; L. E. and A. H.
Merritt, editors and publishers.
PLEAS ANTON, Linn Co., l.OOOt
pop., on Missouri R., Fort Scott & Gulf Rd.,
74 m. from Kansas City and 24 from Fort
Scott. Centre of a thriving coal and j^tock
trade.
OBSERVER; Saturdays; republican;
four pages ; size 24x36 ; subscription $2 ; es-
tablished 1871 ; J. A. Bacon, editor and pub-
lisher ; circulation K K.
ROSS VILLE, Shawnee Co.
KANSAS VALLEY TIMES; Fridays;
four pages ; size 26x40 ; subscription $1 50 ;
established 1874 ; O. LeRoy Sedgwick, editor
and publisher ; circulation K.
RUSSELL, C. H., Russell Co., l.lOOf
pop., settled April 19, 1871 ; on Kansas Pa-
clflc Rd., 263 m. W. of Kansas City, Mo.,
and 375 from Denver, Col. It is the ship-
ping point of freight to and produce from
a large and productive tract of country.
Engaged in wheat and stock raising. Rus-
sell county is the chief county of the
State for sheep.
INDEPENDENT; Saturdays ; eight
pages; size 31x44; subscription SI 50; estab-
lished 1879 ; W. P. Tomlinson, editor ; W. P.
Tomlinson and William A. Lewis, publishers.
RUSSEIiL CO. KANSAS RE-
CORD; Thursdays; republican; four
pages ; size 22x32 ; subscription $2 ; establish-
ed 1874 ; Dollison Bros., editors and publish-
ers ; circulation K 1.
SABETHA, Xemaha Co.
NEMAHA CO. REPUBLICAN; Fri
days; eight pages ; size 30x44; sub.-cription
$2; established 1876 ; J. F. Clough, editor and
publisher ; circulation K 1.
ST. MARY'S, Pottawatomie Co. 1,205
pop., on Kansas Pacific Rd., 23 m. from To-
peka, and 48 from Junction City.
DEMOCRAT; Fridays; independent;
four pages ; size 24x:>5 ; subscription $1 50 ;
established 1878; H. H. Tipton, editor and
publisher ; circulation K.
SALINA, C.H., Saline ro.,2,500t pop.,
on Smoky Hill, and on Kansas Paciftc Rd.^
AMERICAN NEWSPAi'EK DIRECTORY
135
KANSAS.
KANSAS.
185 m. W. by S. of Leavenworth, the same
W. of Kansas City and 118 W. of the capital
of the State.
DE3IOCRAT; Thursdays; democratic;
four pages ; size 22x:D ; subscription S2 ; estab-
lished 1878 ; I. F. Clarlc, editor and publislier ;
circulation K.
HERALD; Saturdays; republican; four
pages; size 26x40; subscription $2 ; establish-
ed 1867 ; A. G. Stacey, editor and publisher ;
circulation K 1.
NEWS AXD FARMERS' ADVO
CATE ; Fridaj's ; four pages; size 24x36;
subscription SI 5tJ ; established 1874 ; W. H.
Johnson, editor and publisher ; circ'u K 1.
SALINE CO. JOURNAL; Thursdays;
republican; four pages; size 2dx4C ; subscrip-
tion $2 ; established 1871 ; M. D. and L. E.
Sampson, editors and publishers ; circ'n J.
KANSAS CENTRAL LAND
JOURNAL; monthly; real estate; four
pages ; size 28x40 ; subscription 50 cents ; es-
tablished 1871 ; Major John W. Berks, editor
and publisher ; an advertising sheet.
SCANDIA, Republic Co., 250t pop., on
Republic r. Has fine water power, and sur-
rounded by an agricultural district. Coal
and building stone in vicinity ; excellent
brick manufactured on town site.
REPUBLIC CO. JOURNAL; Satur
days ; republican ; eight pages ; size 31x44 ;
subscription .SI 5<J ; established 1877 ; S. W.
Moore, editor rnd publisher; circulation K K.
SEDAN, C. H., Chautauqua Co., 500t
pop., :35 m. from Independence. Engaged
in the buying and shipping of h<jgs and
cattle, and surrounded by a line stock-
raising country.
CHAUTAUQUA CO. TIMES ; Fri
days ; four pages ; size 22x.30 ; subscription
SI .50; established 1878; P. H. Albright, editor ■
and publisher ; circulation K.
CHAUTAUQUA JOURNAL; Fri
days ; four pages ; size 22x31 ; subscription
SI 50; established 1873; R. G. Ward, editor ;
Robert H. Turner, publisher ; clix'ulation K.
SENECA, C. H., Xemaha Co., l.OOOf
pop., on Nemaha r., and St. Joseph & Den-
ver City Rd., 77 m. from St. Joseph. Sur
rounded by an agi'icultural and .stock-rais-
ing district. Cheese-making extensively
carried on.
COURIER: Fridays : repu))licau ; eight
ages ; size 26x40 ; subscription SI 5(1; estab-
ished 1863 : West. E. Wilkinson, editor and
publisher ; circulation J J.
TRIBl^NE ; Thursdays; independent;
four pages ; size 24x35 ; subscription $1 50 ;
established 1879; H. C. Adams, editor and
publisher.
SMITH CENTRE, C, H., Smith Co.
Situated in the geographical as well as the
commercial centre of Smith county, and
the great homestead region of Xorth-west
Kansas.
KANSAS FREE PRESS; Fridays;
republican ; eight pages ; size 26x40 ; subscrip-
tion Si 50; established 1879; Neely Thomp-
son, editor and publisher.
SMITH CO. PIONEER; Fridays; re
publican ; four pages ; size 24x36 ; subscrip-
tion SI 50: estalilished 18?2; Will D. Jenkins,
edit(jr and publisher ; circulation J J.
SOLOMON CITY, Dickinson Co.,
700t pop., at mouth Solomon r., and junction
of Kansas Pacific and Solomon Vallej' rds.;
9 m. from Abilene. Is a wheat market and
has elevators and salt works.
SENTINEL ; Wednesdays ; four pages ;
Yi
size 26x40 ; subscription $2 ; established 1879 ;
J. C. Hill & Co., editors and publisher.s.
SPEAREVILLE, Ford Co., on
Atch., Topeka & Santa Fe Rd., 20 m. W. of
Kinsley. A new town and active business
point, with a growing population. In a
wheat-growing locality.
N E \A' S ; Saturdays ; f(jur pages ; size
23x32; subscription SI 5(1; established 1878;
Burns & Myton, editors and publishers ; cir-
culation K.
STAFFORD, Stafford Co., pop. of
township about 1,000. On line of proposed
rd. from Sterling to Indian Terr. The
neighborhood is agricultural, the principal
crop being wheat ; raises also stock. :i5 m.
S. W. of Sterling.
STAFFORD CO. HERALD; Fridays;
independent ; four pages ; size •^x35 ; sub-
scription $2 ; established 1879 ; Joel Reece, ed-
itor and puljlisher.
STERLING, Jiice Co., on Atchison,.
Topeka & Santa Fe Rd., 257 m. S. W. from
Kansas City, and is in the centre of the
best agricultural and stock-growing portion
of the Arkansas Vallej'.
BULLETIN; Thursdays; republican;
eight pages: size :B0x44; subscription S2; es-
tablished 1877 ; Ulmer & Himrod, editors and
puljlishers ; circulation K 1.
RICE CO. GAZETTE; Thursdays;
greenback ; eight pages ; size 30x44 ; subscrip-
tion $1 50; established 1876; E. B. Cowgill,
editor and publisher ; circulation J J.
STOCKTON, C. H., Hooks Co., 600t
pop., on South Fork of Solomon r., 22 m.
from Klrwin. The heart of a superior
farming country.
NEWS ; Wednesdays; republican; four
f)ages ; size 22x:32 ; subscription S2 ; estab-
ished 1876; Smith & Tremper, editors and
publishers ; circulation K.
THAYER, Xeosho Co., SOOf pop., on
Leavenworth, Lawrence & Galveston Rd.,
108 m. from Lawrence. Surrounded by coal
fields.
HEAD LIGHT; Fridays; republican;
eight pages : size 26x40 ; subscription $2 ; es-
tablished 1871 : C. T. Ewiug, editor and pub-
lisher ; circulation K. Sjiecimen copies free.
TOPEKA, C. H., Shawnee Co., State
Capital, 8,0*X)t pop., on Kansas r. and on
Kansas Pacific Rd., -".nd Atchison, Topeka
& Santa Fe Rd., 29 m. from Lawrence and 60
Vr. of Kansas City. Engaged in milling and
manufacturing, and the centre of an active
trade. Agricultural district surrounding.
Coal mines and stone quarries In the vi-
cinitj'. Several Institutions of learning are
located here.
CAPITAL ; even,' evening except Sun-
day, and WEEKLY, Thursdays; four
pages ; size 24x:35 ; subscription— daily S5 20.
weekly SI; established 1879; J. K. Hudson,
editor and publisher ; circulation— daily H H,
weeklv H H.
C03IM0N WEALTH ; every morning^
except Monday, and WEEKLY, Thurs-
days ; republican ; four pages ; size — daily
26x40, weeklv :30x49; subscription— daily S!*,
weekly SI 25; established 1859; F. P. Baker &
Sons, editors and publishers ; circiUation—
dailv I 1, weeklv H.
KANSAS STATE JOURNAL; every
evening except Sunday, and \^ EEKL\ t
Fridays ; independent ; four pages : size 26x40;
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GEO. P. ROWELL & CO'S
KANSAS.
KANSAS.
subscription — daily $6, weekly $1 ; estab-
lished—daily 1874, weekly 1876; George W.
Reed, editor and publisher ; circulation— daily
J 1, weekly I 1.
DER t'OURIER ; Tuesdays; German;
republican ; four pages ; size 26x40 ; subscrip-
tion $1 ; established 1874 ; E. Fleischer, editor
and publisher ; circulation I.
KANSAS DE3IOCRAT ; Fridays;
democratic ; eight pages ; size 26x40 ; sub-
scription $2 ; established 1870 ; Peacock &
Sons, editors and publisliers ; circulation J.
KANSAS FAR]>IER ; Wednesdays;
agricultural ; eight pages ; size 28x42 ; sub-
scription $1 50 ; established 186:3 ; E. E. Ewing, ;
editor and publisher ; circulation G.
KANSAS HERALil) ; Fridays; four
pages ; size 20x26 ; subscription $2 ; estab-
lished 1878 ; Rutherford & Eagleson, editors
and publishers ; circulation K.
KANSAS STAATS-ANZEIGER ;
Saturdays ; German ; four pages ; size :30x44 ;
subscription $2; established 1879; Phillip
Schmitz, editor and publisher.
AMERICAN YOUNG FOLKS ;
monthly ; juvenile ; literary ; sixteen pages ;
size 28x42 ; subscription 50 cents ; established
1875 ; Mrs. Mary W. Hudson, editor ; J. K. Hud-
son, publisher ; circulation F F 1.
KANSAS CHURCHMAN ; monthly;
protestant episcopal ; eight pages ; size of ,
page 11x14 ; subscription 75 cents ; established
1876 ; Rev. H. H. Loring, editor and publisher ; \
circulation K K 1.
KANSAS METHODIST; monthly;
methodist ; eight pages ; size 21x28 ; subscrip-
tion 50 cents ; established 1879 ; Rev. James
E. Gilbert and Rev. John D. Knox, editors ;
Methodist Co., publishers.
TROY, C. H., Doniphan Co , l,100t
pop., on St. Joseph & Denver City Rd., at
the intersection of the Atchison & Nebras-
ka Rd., 14 m. W. of St. Joseph, Mo., and
16 from Atchison. Coal abounds in the
vicinity.
BULLETIN; Saturdays; four pages;
size 25x38 ; subscription $2 ; established 1877 ;
C. G. Bridges, editor and publisher ; circ'n K 1.
KANSAS CHIEF; Thursdays; repub-
lican ; four pages ; size 26x40 ; subscription
$2 ; established 1857 ; Sol. Miller, editor and
publisher ; circulation J 1.
VALLEY FALLS, Jefferson Co.,
1,000+ pop., on Delaware r. and Atchison,
Topeka & Santa Fe Rd., at intersection of
Kansas Central Rd., 25 m. from Topeka, 25
from Atchison, 35 from Leavenworth and 35
from Lawrence. It has fine water power,
which is employed in manufacturing. Sur-
rounded by an agricultural region.
NEW ERA ; Saturdays ; republican ;
four pages ; size 26x40 ; subscription $1 ; es-
tablished 1866; G. D. IngersoU, editor and
publisher ; circulation K 1.
WA-KEENE Y, Trego Co., 750t pop.,
on Kans. Pac. Rd. Has chalk works, which
are said to be the onlj- ones of the kind in
the United States.
KANSAS LEADER; Wednesdays; re-
publican ; four pages ; size 24x36 ; subscrip-
tion $2 ; established 1879 ; H. Perrine Stultz,
editor and publisher.
WORLD; Mondays; republican; four
pages ; size 24x:34 ; subscription .$2 ; estab-
lished 1879.
TVALNUT CITY, Hush Co., 500t
pop., midway between Atch., Topeka &
Santa Fe and Kans. & Pac. Rds. Supply
point for nevvlj' settled locality.
BLADE; Tuesdays; four pages; size
■20x30; subscription .$1 50; established 1879;
Crunn & Stumbaugh, editors and publishers.
"WAMEGO, Pottaioatomie Co., l,300t
pop., on Kansas r. and Kans. Pacific Rd., 37
m. from Topeka. The chief pursuits are
agricultural. Is the leading grain market
of the county.
KANSAS AGRICULTURIST; Sat
urdays ; democratic ; eight pages ; size
:S0x41 ; subscription $2 ; established 1879 ;
Clardy & Co., editors and publishers; circu-
lation J J.
TRIBUNE; Thursdays; republican; eight
pages ; size :30x44 ; subscription $1 50 ; estab-
lished 1877 ; W. P. Campbell, editor and pub-
lisher ; circulation J.
WASHINGTON, C. H., Washington
Co., 400+ pop., on Mill Creek, 120 m. W. of
Atchison and 10 S. W. of Hanover, terminus
Central branch Rd. An agricultural district.
REPUBLICAN; Fridays; four pages;
size 26x40 ; subscription $2 ; established 1869 ;
J. B. Besack, editor and publisher; circ'n K 1.
WATERVILLE, Marshall Co,, 1,584
pop., on Central branch Union Pacific Rd..
100 m. W. of Atchison and 5 from Blue
Rapids.
BLUE VALLEY TELEGRAPH ;
Fridays ; independent ; four pages ; size 24x36 ;
subscription $1 50; established 1869; C. F.
Stanley, editor and publisher ; circ'n K K.
WATHENA, Doniphan Co., l.OOOf
pop., on Missouri r. & St. Joe & Denver City
Rd., 5 m. from St. Joseph.
MIRROR; Thursdays; republican ; four
pages ; size 24x.35 ; subsci'iption $2 ; estab-
lished 1878 ; G. W. Larzelere, editor and pub
lisher ; circulation K.
WELLINGTON, C. H., Sumner Co.
-SUMNER CO. PRESS; Thursdays;
republican ; four pages ; size 26x40 ; subscrip-
tion $2 ; established 1872 ; John H. Folks, edi-
tor ; Folks & Bishop, publishers ; circ'n K 1.
WHITE ROCK, Republic Co.
INDEPENDENT; Fridays; four pages;
size 22x31; subscription $1 ; established 1879;
W. H. Crouch, editor ; H. E. Taylor, pub-
lisher.
WICHITA, C. H., Sedgwick Co., 4,800t
pop., at the mouth of Great Arkansas r.,
and on the Wichita branch of Atchison,
Topeka & Santa Fe Rd., 160 m. S. W. of To-
peka. Engaged in stock raising and wheat
growing. An important shipping point for
Texas cattle and grain.
BEACON ; Wednesdays; democratic;
eight pages ; size 26x40 ; subscription $2 ; es-
; tablished 1872 ; Smith & White, editors and
publishers ; circulation J 1.
CITY EAGLE ; Thursdays ; four pages ;
size 29x46 ; subscription $2 ; established 18?2 ;
M. M. Murdock, editor ; Murdock & Brother,
publishers ; circulation J J 1.
NATIONAL MONITOR; Saturdays;
greenback ; eight pages ; size 26x40 ; subscrip-
tion SI ; established 1878 : J. S. Jennings, edi-
tor ; Jennings & Co., publishers ; circ'n K 1.
WILSON, Ellsicorth Co., 600t pop.,
on Kans. Pac. Rd. Wheat and stock rais-
ing are the chief features.
ECHO ; Thursdays ; republican ; eight
pages ; size 26x40 ; subscription $1 50 ; estab-
lished 1879 ; S. A. Coover, editor and publisher.
WINCHESTER, Jefferson Co. 450t
pop., on the Kansas Central Narrow Gauge
Rd., 25 m. W. of Leavenworth City. Sur-
rounded by fine farming and stock-raising
country.
AMERICAN NEWSPAPER DIRECTORY.
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KANSAS.
KENTUCKY.
ARGUS; Thursdays; four pages; size
24x36 ; subscription $1 25 ; establisiied 1877 ;
W. A. Moulton, editor and publisiier ; circ'n K.
WINFIEIiD, C. H., Cowley Co., 960t
pop., on Walnut r., 43 m. S. E. of Wichita, 75
W. of Independence.
COURIER; Thursdays ; republican ;
four pages; size 28x44; subscription $2; es-
tablished 1873 ; D. A. Millington, editor and
publisher ; circulation J 1.
COWIiEY CO. MONITOR; Satur
days ; republican ; four pages ; size 28x44 ;
subscription §2 ; established 1879 ; J. E. Conk-
lln, editor and publisher ; circulation J 1.
COWLEY CO. TELEGRAM; Wed
nesdavs ; four pages ; size 29x46 ; subscrip-
tion $2 ; established 1873 ; Will. M. Allison,
editor ; Allison & Crapster, publishers ; cir-
culation J J.
"WYANDOTTE, C. H., Wyandotte
Co., 5,000+ pop., on Missouri r., near the
mouth of Kansas r., and 2 ni. above Kansas
City, Mo. A place of active trade.
GAZETTE; Fridays; republican; four
pages ; size 26x40 ; subscription $2 ; established
■1859 ; "W. B. Taylor, editor and publisher ; cir-
culation K 1.
HERALD ; Thursdays ; democratic ; four
pages ; size 24x36 ; subscription .$2 ; establish-
ed 1871 ; V. J. Lane & Co., editors and publish-
ers ; circulation K 1.
YATES CENTER, C. H., Woodson
Co., 400+ pop., 20 m. from Humboldt.
N E W S ; Thursdays ; four pages ; size
26x40; established 1877; W. H. Jones, editor ;
W. H. Jones and G. W. Fry, publishers.
KENTUCKY.
ADAIRVILLE, Logan Co., 5001
pop., on Owensboro & Nashville Rd. Ship-
ping point for tobacco, wheat and hogs
raised in surrounding country. Local mar-
ket for corn and cattle. Has woolen and
flouring mills.
liOGAN SENTINEL.; Tuesdays; dem-
ocratic ; eight pages ; size 26x40 ; subscrip-
tion $1 ; established 1879 ; A. G. Breedlove,
•editor; S. G. Gooch & Co., publishers.
ASHLAND, Boyd Co , :i,500t pop., on
Ohio r., 150 m. from Cincinnati, 40 from
Portsmouth. Terminus of Lexington &
Big Sandy Rd. Engaged in the manufac-
ture of pig iron, and coal and Iron mining.
Some forty furnaces are located within a
radius of 10 miles.
BOYD CO. EXPRESS; Wednesdays;
democratic ; four pages ; size 26x40 ; subscrip-
•tion $1 50 ; established 1879 ; D. K. Wels, edi-
tor ; Eastern Kentucky Printing Association,
publishers.
REPUBLICAN; Thur.sdays; republi-
can ; four pages ; size 18x29 ; svibscription $1 ;
•established 1879 ; French & Huff, editors and
publishers.
AUGUSTA, Bracken Co., 2,000t pop.,
on Ohio r., 45 m. above Cincinnati, and 18
below Maysville. The centre of trade, and
engaged in manufactures of various kinds.
Engaged in tobacco growing.
BRACKEN BULLETIN ; Saturdays;
democratic ; four pages ; size 19x27 ; subscrip-
liion ,S1 ; established 1878 ; N. S. Maxon, edi-
tor and publisher ; circulation K 1.
BRACKEN CO. CHRONICLE;
Thursdays ; democratic ; four pages ; size
26x40 ; subscription $1 50 ; established 1869 ;
John S. Orr, editor and publisher ; circulation
fi^
BARDSTOWN, C. H., Nelson Co.,
2,000+ pop., at terminus of Bardstown and
Louisville Branch Rd., 39 m. S. of Louis-
ville. Educational centre. Surrounded by
an agricultural country and centre of
active trade. Large distilleries in vicini-
ty ; principal shipments, hogs, cattle and
gi-ain.
LOCAL ITEM; Wednesdays; eight
ages ; size 22xo2 ; subscription $1 25 ; estab-
ished 1878 ; Ellis & Orkies, editors and pub-
lishers ; circulation K.
NELSON CO. RECORD; Thursdays;
democratic ; four pages ; size 26x40 ; subscrip-
tion $2 ; established 1875 ; J. P. Murray, editor
and publisiier ; circulation J 1.
BLANDVILLE, C. H., Ballard Co.,
600+ pop., 8 m. from line of M. C. Rd.
BALLARD CO. NEWS; Thuursdays;
democratic ; four pages ; size 20x36 ; subscrip-
tion $1 50; established 1874; Eugenia Par-
ham, editor and publisher ; circulation K.
BOWLING GREEN, C. H., War-
ren Co., 5,250+ pop., on Big Barren r., at the
head of navigation, and on Louisville &
Nasliville Rd., 113 m. from Louisville.
KENTUCKY INTELLIGENCER ;
semi-weekly, Wednesdays and Saturdays ;
democratic ; four pages ; size 27x40 ; subscrip-
tion S3 ; established 1879 ; John C. Underwood,
editor and publisher.
DE310CRAT; Saturdays; democratic;
four pages ; size 29x44 ; subscription $2 ; es-
tablished 1867 ; R. S. Evans, editor and pub-
lisher; circulation J 1.
BRANDENBURGH, C. H., Meade
Co., 800+ pop., on Ohio r., 40 m. below Louis-
ville. Has a salt well, yielding 25 barrels a
day. Is an important shipping point for
produce.
MEADE CO. RECORD ; Wednesdays ;
democratic ; four pages ; size 22x.32 ; subscrip
tion SI 50; established 1878; F. H. Thurman,
editor and publisher ; circulation K.
BURKSVILLE, C. H., Cumberland
Co., 700^ pop., on Cumberland r., 100 m. from
Nashville, Tenn. In a tobacco and oil-pro-
ducing quarter, 40 m. from Louisville and
Nashville Rd.
CUMBERLAND COURIER; Thurs
days ; independent ; four pages ; size 22x32 ;
subscription .$2 ; established 1872 ; Drake &
Zimmerman, editors and publishers ; circ'n K.
BURLINGTON, C. H., Boone Co.,
350+ pop., 15 m. from Cincinnati, O. Sur-
rounded by a good farming country.
BOONE CO. RECORDER; Thurs
days ; four pages ; size 24x:35 ; subscription
$1 50 ; established 1875 ; W. L. Riddell, editor
and publisher ; circulation K K.
CADIZ, C. H., Trigg Co., l,200t pop.,
on Little r., about 10 m. from its entrance
into the Cumberland r., and about 75 S. of
Henderson.
TRIGG CO. DEMOCRAT; Satur
days ; democratic ; four pages ; size 24x35 ;
subscription $2; established 1870; J. H. Wil-
kinson, editor ; C. T. Wilkinson, publisher ;
circulation K.
CAMPBELLS VILLE, C H., Tay-
lor Co., 700-1- pop., on Southern Div. Cum-
berland & Ohio Rd.
GREEN RIVER PRESS; Thursdays;
four pages ; size 28x44 ; subscription .$1 50 ; es-
tablished 18^9; John T. Hearn, editor and
publisher ; circulation K 1.
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GEO. r. ROW ELL & CO'8
KENTUCKY.
KENTUCKY.
CARLISLE, C. H., Nicholas Co., l.SSOf
pop., on Maysville & Lexington Rd., about
25 ni. from Lexington. Considerable tobac-
co raised and bought and manufactured in j
the county.
MERCURY; Thursdays; democratic;!
four pages ; size 26x40 ; subscription $2 ; es- '
tablished 1867 ; W. J. Kehoe, editor and pub-
lisher ; circulation J 1.
CARROLLTON, C. H., Carroll Co.,
1,800+ pop., on Ohio r., near the mouth of I
Kentucky r., 45 m. N. by W. of Frankfort, 82
from Cincinnati and 62 from Louisville.
Shipping point for stock, tobacco, and
grain. Engaged in manufactures.
DEMOCRAT; Saturdays; democratic;
eight pages ; size 26x40 ; subscription $2 ; es-
established 1868 ; GuUion & Geier, editors and
publishers ; circulation K.
CATLETTSBURG, C. H., Boyd Co., I
.3,000+ pop., on Ohio r., at the mouth of Big '
Sandy r., 150 m. E. by N. of Frankfort. This
is the shipping point for the surplus timber,
lumber and produce shipped annually from
the Big Sandy Valley.
CEXTRAIi METHODIfST; Satur-
days ; methodist ; eight pages ; size 23x:D8 ;
subscription $2; established 1867; Rev. Zep-
haniah Meek and Rev. Stephen Noland, edi-
tors and publishers ; circulation H.
CLINTON, C- H., Hickman Co., 700t
pop., on N. O., St. L., & C. Rd., 24 m. S. of
Cairo, 111. Has two lai'ge educational insti-
tutes.
DEMOCRAT; Thursdays; democratic;!
four pages ; size 24x36 ; subscription $2 ; es- !
tablished 1876 ; John H. Shields, editor and
publisher ; circulation K K.
CLOVERPORT, Breckenridge Co.,
1,200+ pop., on the Ohio r., 110 m. below
Louisville. General mercantile and manu-
facturing business.
BRECKENRIDGE NEWS; Wednes
daj's ; democratic ; four pages ; size 24x36 ;
subscription $1 50; established 1876; Wallace
Gruelle, editor ; J. D. Babbage, publisher ;
circulation K 1.
COLUMBIA, C. H., Adair Co , 600t
pop., does a general country trade, and has
a Christian College and a High School.
SPECTATOR; Thursdays; four pages;
size 24x36; subscription $1 50; established
1870 ; Jones & Murrell, editors and publishers ;
circulation K 1.
COLUMBUS, Hickman Co., 2,500t
pop., 20 m. from Cairo, 111., on Mississippi r..
Northern terminus of Mobile & Ohio & ^
Southern terminus of St. Louis & Iron
Mountain RJs. Has saw mills, and pro-
duces carriage timber, poplar boai'ds, etc.
TIMES; Fridays; four pages; size 24x35;
subscription §1 50; established 1879; Gray &
Walker, editors and publishers.
COVINGTON, C. H., Kenton Co.,
28,574+ pop., on Ohio r., opposite Cincinnati,
with which it is connected bj' a bridge, and
at terminus of Kentucky Central Rd. One
of the largest manufacturing and commer-
cial cities of the West.
COMMONWEALTH: every evening
except Sunday, and \VEEIvIjY, Thurs-
days ; democratic ; daily four pages, weekly
eight pages ; size— daily 22x30, weekly 30x43 ;
subscription— daily $5, weekly $1 50; estab-
lished 1873 ; L. E. Casey, editor and publisher ;
circulation— dally K, weekly 1 1.
CYNTHIANA,C. H., Harrison Co.,.
1,800+ pop., on South Licking r., and Ken-
tucky Central Rd., 66 m. from Covington
and 37 N. E. of Frankfort.
DEMOCRAT; Thursdays; democratic;,
four pages ; size 26x40 ; subscription $1 .50 ; es-
tablished 1868; H. P. Diltz. editor and pub-
lisher; circulation K 1.
NEWS; Thursdays; democratic; four
pages ; size 25x38 ; subscription $3 ; established
185 1 ; A. J. Morey, editor and publisher ; circu-
lation K 1.
DANVILLE, C. H., Boyle Co., 3,500t
pop., 5 m. from Knoxville Branch Rd., and
42 S. of Frankfort. On Cincinnati Southern
Railway, 113 ni. from Cincinnati. Is the
educational centre of Kentuckj' ; two large
male and one female college. The Theologi-
cal Seminary and Institution for the Deaf
and Dumb are located here. It is surrounded^
by an agricultural district.
KENTUCKY ADVOCATE; Wednes
days ; democratic ; four pages ; size 30x45 ;
subscription $2; established 1865; Marrs &
Thomas, editors, and publishers ; circ'n 1 1.
TRIBUNE; Fridays; republican ; eight
pages ; size 30x45 ; subscription $2 ; establish-
ed 4878 ; J. W. Zimmerman and David A. Mur-
phv, editois and publishers ; circulation J J 1.
CENTRE COLLEGE COURANT ;
nifmthly; twelve pages; size of page 7x11;
subscription SI ; established 1879 ; Literary
Societies of Centre College, editors and pub-
lishers ; circulation K; a college paper ; issuetL
during the collegiate year.
DIXON, C. n., Webster Co.
PIONEER; Satuj-days ; greenback ; four
pages ; size 20x26 ; subscription $1 50 ; estab-
lished 1880 ; Ellen L. Sale, editor ; Sale &
Shirley Cook, publishers.
EDDYVILLE, C. II., Lyon Co.
3IIRROR ; Saturdays ; democratic ; four
pages ; size 20x26 ; subscription .$1 ; estab-
lished 1879 ; George F. Steele, editor and pub-
lisher.
ELIZABETHTOWN, C. H., Har-
din Co., 1,700+ pop., on Valley Creek and
Louisville & Nashville Rd., at junction of
Louisville, Paducah & South-western Rd.,.
42 m. from Louisville.
NEWS ; Fridays ; democratic ; four pages ;
size 28x44 ; subscription S2 ; established 1869 ;
H. M. McCarty, editor and publisher ; circula-
tion J 1.
ELKTON, C.H., Todd Co., 850t pop.,
9 m. from St. L. & S. E. Rd., and 8 from L.
N. & Great Southern Rd. In a tobacco-
growing district.
REGISTER; Thursdays; four pages;
size 26x40 ; subscription $2 : established 1878 ;
George F. Bristow, editor and publisher ; cir-
culation K K 1.
EMINENCE, Henry Co., 1.6501 pop.,
on Lexington branch of Louisville, Cincin-
nati & Lexington Rd., 40 m. from Louis-
ville.
CONSTITUTIONALIST; Thursdays;
four pages ; size 24x36 ; subscription $2 ; estab-
lished 1868 ; W. A. Holland, editor and pub-
lisher ; circulation K 1.
FALMOUTH, C. H., Pendleton Co.,
1,000+ pop., on Licking r. and Kentucky Cen-
tral Rd., 40 m. from Cincinnati.
INDEPENDENT; Thursdays; four
pages; size 24x35; subscription $1 50; estab-
AMERICAN NEWSPAPER DIRECTORY
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KENTUCKY.
KENTUCKY.
lished 1871 ; J. K. & C. B. Wandelohr, editors
and publishers ; circulation K 1.
FLEMINGSBURGH, C. H., Flem-
ing Co., l.OSOf- pop-, IT ni. S. of Ohio r., at
Maysville.
DE310CRAT;. Thursdays; democratic;
four pages; size 26x:38; subscription $2; es-
tablished 1867 ; C. H. Ashton, editor and pub-
lisher ; circulation K K.
TIMES; Wednesdays; democratic; four
pages ; size 24x35 ; subscription §1 50 ; estab-
lished 1879: Duley, Power & Co., editors and
publishers ; circulation K.
FRANKFORT, C.H., Franldin Co.,
State capital, 5,o96 pop., on Kentucky r., 60
m. from its mouth, on Louisville & Lexing-
ton Rd., 28 m. from Lexington, and 65 from
Louisville. Engaged in lumber, whisky
and other manufactures. Has an extensive
coal trade.
KENTUCKY YEOMAN; triweekly,
Tuesdays, Thursdays and Saturdays, and
AVEEKLiY, Tuesdays; democratic; four
pages; size— tri-weeklj- 24x36, weekly 26x40;
subscription— triweekly $5, weekly $2 ; estab-
lished—triweekly 1852, weekly 1844; Major,
Johnston & Barrett, editors and publishers ;
circulation — triweekly J J, weekly J J 1 ; a
daily is issued during the session of tlie Legis-
lature.
CAPITAL. GAZETTE ; semi-weekly,
Wednesdays and Saturdays ; democratic ;
four pages ; size 26x39 ; subscription §2 50 ;
established 1880; Ben Deering, editor and
publisher.
FRANKLIN, C. H., filmpson Co.,
1,808 pop., on Louisville & Nashville Rd., 134
m. from Louisville and 85 from Nashville.
Situated in an agricultural and stock-
raLsing region. Some manufacturing car-
ried on.
SIMPSON CO. ENTERPRISE; semi
weekly, Tuesdays and Fridays, and WEEK-
LY, Fridays ; democratic ; four pages ; size
—semi-weekly 24x36, weekly 29x44 ; subscrip-
tion—semi-weekly S2 50, weekly $2 ; estab-
lislied 1879 ; John B. Gaines, editor and ptib-
lisher.
LiOCAL; Saturdavs ; four pages; size
22x31 ; subscription $1 25 ; established 1880 ;
A. W. Kellj', editor; John C. Dickey, pub-
lisher.
PATRIOT; Fridays; democratic; four
pages ; size 26x10 ; subscription $2 ; estab-
lished 1872 ; John H. Milliken, editor and pub-
lisher ; circulation K 1.
FULTON, Fulton Co., TSOf pop.
FUL.TONIAN; Saturdays ; democratic ;
eight pages ; size 30x44 ; .<-u1,sciiption $2 ; es-
tablished 18.80; C. N. Walker, editor; C. N.
Walker & Co.. publishers.
GEORGETOWN, C. H., Scott Co.,
l,800t pop., on Cincinnati & Chattanooga Rd.
Engaged in agriculture and stock I'aising.
College and three Seminaries located here.
EVERY SATURDAY; Saturdays;
four pages ; size 20x26 ; subscription $1 ; estab-
lished 1877 ; P. T. Ridsdale, editor and pub-
lisher; circulation K.
TIMES; Wednesdays; democratic; four
pages ; size 24x36 ; subscription $2 ; estab-
lished 1867 ; John A. Bell, editor and pub-
lisher ; circulation J.
GLASGOW, C. H., Barren Co., 2,050t
pop., near the line of Louisville & Nashville
Rd., connected with it by a branch, 90 m. S.
of Louisville. Large quantities of petroleum
and tobacco shipped fi'om this place. Ex-
tensive coal oil wells located two miles
from Glasgoiv.
TIMES; Thursdays; democratic; four
pages ; size 26x 10 ; subscription ,$2 ; established
1865; James M. Richardson, editor; E. Y.
Kilgore, publisher ; circulation J 1.
GREENUP, C. H., Greenup Co., 1,1001
pop., on Ohio r., 10 m. from Ii-onton, 20 from
Portsmouth and 135 from Cincinnati. In
the centre of the mineral region of Ken-
tucky. Extensively engaged in iron and,
coal mining.
INDEPENDENT ; Fridays ; four pages ;;
size 28x44 ; subscription $2 ; established 1871 ;
K. B. Grahn. editor and publisher ; circn X.
GREENVILLE, C. H., Muhlenburgh
Co., 1,200+ pop., on Paducah & E. Town Rd.
I Celebrated for extensive tobacco manu
j facture.
MUHLENBERG ECHO ; Wednesdays;
four pages ; size 22x31 ; subscription $1 ; es-
tablished 1877; Urey Woodson, editor and
publisher : circulation K.
GUTHRIE, Todd Co.
G A Z E T T E AND A D VERTISER ;
Saturdays ; democratic ; eight pages ; .size
30x44; sub.scription .§2; established 1879;:
Frank M. Duffv, editor ; Frank M. Duffy and
D. O. Smith, publishers.
I HARRODSBURG, C. H., Mercer
I Co., 2,205 pop., abuut 30 m. S. of Frankfort.
Surrounded by an agricultural section.
i KENTUCKY OBSERVER; Fridays;
four pages; size 26x40; subscription §2; es-
tablished 1875 : E. H. Gaither, editor and pub-
lisher; circulation K 1.
HARTFORD, C.H., Ohio Co., Um
pop.
HERALD; Wednesdays; democratic;
j four pages ; size 26x40 ; subscription $1 50 ; es-
I tablished 1875; John P. Barrett, editor ; Bar-
rett Bros., publishers ; circulation J 1.
OHIO CO. NEWS; Tuesdays; four
pages ; .size 24x?>5 ; subscription $1 ; estab-
lished 1879 ; A. H. Cummins, editor and pub-
lisher.
HAWESVILLE, C. H., Hancock Co.,.
I 855 pop.
BALLOT; Thursdays; greenback; four
pages ; size 22x:32 : subscription .SI 50 ; estab
lished 1879 ; D. L. Adair, editor and publisher.
I PLAINDEALER; Saturdays; demo-
cratic; four pages ; size 26x40 ; sub: cription
SI 50 ; established 1873 ; R. Y. Bush, editor :
I Jeff Stei-ett. publisher; circulation J 1.
! HENDERSON, C. ¥L, Henderson Co.,.
8,000+ pop., on Ohio r., and St. Louis, Evans-
ville, Henderson & Nashville Rd., about 12
m. below Evansville, Ind., and 170 W. of
i Fi-ankfort. Engaged in manufacturing to-
' bacco, whisky and flour. A place of con
j siderable river commerce.
I NEWS; Tuesdajs; democratic; four
pages; size 27x40; subscription $2; estab-
lished 1863 ; B. Harrison, editor and publisher ;
circulation K 1.
REPORTER; Thursdays; democratic;
four pages; size 28x42; subscription $2; es-
tablished 1853 ; E. L. Starling, editor and pub-
lisher ; circulation J.
HICKMAN, C. H., Fulton Co., 2,000t
pop., on Mississippi r., at ternunus of Nash-
! ville & North-western Rd., 170 m. from Nash-
I ville and ;i5 below the mouth of Ohio r. A
trade centre and shipping point.
COURIER; Fridays; democratic : four
pages ; size 26x40 ; subscription §2 ; established
1859 : George Warren, editor and publisher ;
circulation K 1.
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GEO. P. ROWELL & CO'S
KENTUCKY.
HOPKINSVILLE, C. II., Christian
Co., 4,500+ pop., on St. Louis & S. E. Rd., 73
m. from Nashville, 204 S. W. of Frankfort.
Engaged in the cultivation of tobacco and
wheat.
KENTUCKY NEW ERA; Fridays;
•democratic ; four pages ; size 30x46 ; subscrip-
tion $2 ; established 1870 ; S. M. Gaines, editor ;
Hunter M^ood, jniblisher ; circulation J 1.
SOUTH KENTUCKIAN ; Tuesdays;
■democratic ; four pages ; size 26x40 ; sub-
scription $2; established 1879; William T.
Townes, editor : Wilgus & Townes, publishers;
• circulation K K 1.
LA GRANGE, C. H., Oldham Co.,
2,500^- pop., at junction of the L. C. & L. Rd.
OliDHA.n CO. ERA; Fridays; four
f)ages ; size 22x32 ; subscription $1 50 ; estab-
ished 1876 ; W. W. Rowlett, editor and pub-
lisher ; circulation J.
XAWRENCEBURGH, C. H., An-
derson Co., 600+ pop., near Kentucky r.
Whisky-producing and shipping point.
ANDERSON NEWS; Thursdays;
democratic ; four pages ; size 26x36 ; sub-
scription $2; established 1878; Charles Kin-
caid, editor : Burton & Kincaid, publishers ;
•circulation K 1.
LEBANON, C. H., Marion Co., S.OOOf
pop., on Knoxville branch of Louisville &
Nashville Rd., 67 m. from Louisville. Centre
of a thriving trade and shipping point for
several counties.
STANDARD; Wednesdays; democrat-
ic ; four pages ; size 27x42 ; subscription $1 50 ;
•established 1870; James W. Hopper, editor
and publisher : circulation J 1.
TIMES AND KENTUCKIAN; Wed
nesdays ; democratic ; four pages ; size 27x42 ;
■subscription $1 50 ; established 1871 ; James P.
Barbour, editor and publisher ; circ'n J 1.
LEXINGTON, C. H., Fayette Co.,
27,500+ pop., on Cincinnati Southern Rd.,
at junction of other railroads, 29 m. from
Frankfort and 79 from Cincinnati. Located
in the centre of the famous Blue Grass re-
gion of Kentucky, which is noted for the
wealth and liberality of its people and the
fertility of its soil. One of the finest stock-
raising sections of the country. Considera-
ble manufacturing done here.
PRESS; every morning except Mondaj',
.and WEEKTjY, Wednesdays; democratic;
daily four pages, weekly eight pages ; size —
daily 22x30, weekly 1^x43 ; subscription — daily
^10, weekly $2 ; established — daily 1870, week-
ly 1871; H. T. Duncan, Jr., editor and pub-
lisher ; circulation— daily K K, weekly III.
The Press is the official paper of the city, and
has the largest circulation among the pros-
perous a7id well-to-do classes of society in
Central Kentucky.
TRANSCRIPT; every evening except
Sunday, and WEEKIjY, Saturdays;
-democratic ; four pages ; size— daily 24x36,
weekly 31x47; subscription— daily $6, weekly
$2 ; established 1878; W. H. Polk, editor; Tran-
sylvania Printing and Publishing Co., publish-
ers ; circulation— dally K 1, weekly I 1. The
largest daily in the State of Kentvcky, outside
■ftf Louisville ,■ the largest weekly in the State.
A large and rapidly increasing circulation
throughout the rich Blue Gra^s region of Ken-
tucky.
KENTUCKY GAZETTE; semi week
ly, Wednesdays and Saturdays ; democratic ;
four pas:es ; size 27x41 ; subscription $5 ; estab-
lished 18G6 ; H. H. Gratz, editor and publish-
.er ; circulation J 1.
APOSTOLIC TI3IES; Fridays; disci-
ples ; eight pages ; size 31x44 ; subscription $2 ;
KENTUCKY.
established 1869 ; J. B. Briney, editor ; B. H.
Cozine, publisher ; circulation H 1.
KENTUCKY LIVE STOCK RE-
CORD; Saturdays; live stock; sixteen
pages ; size 29x43 ; subscription $3 ; estab-
lished 1874; B. G. Bruce, editor and publish-
er ; circulation H.
SUNDAY NEWS; Sundays; independ-
ent ; four pages ; size 22x30 ; subscription $2 ;
established 1880 ; Sheehan & McCabe, editors
and publishers.
PARENTS' AND TEACHERS'
MONTHLY ; educational; fifty pages oc-
tavo ; subscription .$1 ; established 1879 ; C. C.
Cline, C. P. Williamson and G. W. Yancey,
editors ; C. C. Cline, publisher.
LONDON, C. H., Laurel Co., SOOf pop.,
78 m. from Lexington.
MOUNTAIN ECHO;Fi-idays; republi-
can ; four pages ; size 27x42 ; subscription
$1 25; established 1873; A. R. Dyche, editor
and publisher ; circulation K K 1.
LOUISVILLE, C. H., Jefferson Co.,
155,000+ pop., on Ohio r., 145 m. below Cin-
cinnati. Nine railroads centre here. Eligi-
bly located for mechanical and manufac-
turing industries ; a large number of ex-
tensive iron foundries are located here ;
also numerous tanneries, woolen manufac-
tories, and various other manufacturing
establishments. The city is the centre of an
important and increasing wholesale and
retail trade. Agi-icultural implements are
also manufactured in large quantities.
ANZEICJER ; every morning except Mon-
day, SEMI- WEEKLY, Wednesdays and
Saturdays, and WEEKLY, Wednesdays;
German ; democratic ; daily and semi-weekly
four pages, Sunday and weekly eight pages ;
size — daily and semi-weekly 28x41, Sunday
and weekly 35x46 ; subscription — daily $9 2<),
semi-weeklv $3 40, weekly $1 70. Sundav
$2 20 ; established— daily 18^19, weekly 1851 ;
Louisville Anzeiger Co., editors and publish-
ers; circulation — dailv I 1, semi-weekly J,
weekly H 1, Sunday H H. The "Anzeiger"
has the largest circulation of all German
papers south of the Ohio, and is circulated in
all the Southern States. It gives full market
reportsand is therefore an ever-welcome v-iJii-
tor to the house of every intelligent Germ,an.
COMMERCIAL; every morning ex-
cept Monday, and WEEKLY, Tuesdays;
independent republican ; four pages ; size
29x44; subscription— flaily $8, weekly $1 25;
established — daily 18(5:3, weekly 1869; Com
mercial Co., editors and publishers; circula-
tion— daily G G, weekly G 1.
COURIER- JOURNAL; every morn
ing, and W E E K li Y, Mondays ; demo-
cratic ; four pages ; size 30x48 ; subscription-
daily $14, daily without Sunday $12, weekly
$2 ; established — Journal 1830, Courier 1843,
and Democrat 1844 ; consolidated 1868 ; Louis-
ville Courier- Journal Printing Co., editors
and publishers ; circulation — daily F F, weekly
CI.
EVENING POST AND NEWS;
every evening except Sunday, and AA^EEK-
LY, Thursdays ; independent ; four pages ;
size— dailv 24x35, weeklv 26x40; established
—daily 1876, weekly 1877; R. W. Knott, and
W. S. Bodley, editors ; Evening Post Co., pub
lishers ; circulation— daily 1 1, weekly H H.
VOLKSBLATT; every morning except
Monday, SE3II- WEEKLY, Wednesdays
and Saturdays, and WEEKLY, Wednes-
days ; German ; four pages ; size 26x41 ; sub-
scription—daily .$8, semi-weekly $3, weekly
$1 70 ; established 1861 ; Wm. Krippenstapel,
publisher; circulation — daily I, semi-weekly
J, weekly H.
AGE; Saturdays; twenty pages; size of
page 9x12 ; subscription $3 25 ; established
1879 ; C. E. Sears and W. T. Price, editors ; C.
E. Sears, publisher.
AMERICAN NEWSPAPER DIRECTORY
141
KENTUCKY.
KENTUCKY.
AGRICULTURIST-L-EGAL. TEN-
DER; Thursdays; agricultural; eight
pages ; size 31x44 ; subscription §1 50 ; estab-
lished 1870 ; Thomas J. Key, editor and pub-
lisher ; circulation H 1.
A3IERICAN BAPTIST; Saturdays;
baptist ; four pages ; size 23x32 ; subscription
$1 25 ; established 1879 ; A. C. Caperton, edi-
tor and publisher.
CENTRAL CATHOLIC ADVO-
CATE ; Thursdays; catholic; eight pages;
size 30x44 ; subscription S'2 50 ; established
1869 ; L. H. Bell, editor and publisher ; circula-
tion H 1.
CHRISTIAN OBSERVER AND
FREE CHRISTIAN C03IM0N-
WEA LiTH ; Wednesdays ; presbyterian ;
eight pages ; size 32x45 ; subscription $3 ; es-
tablished 1822; Converse & Co., editors and
publishers ; circulation F.
DE3IOCRAT; Satiu-days ; democratic;
eight pages ; size 27x41 ; subscription .$1 50 ;
established 1870 ; W. H. Munnell, editor and
publisher ; circulation III.
FARMERS' HOME JOURNAL;
Thursdays ; agricultural ; live stock ; eight
pages ; size of page 13x20 ; subscription $1 50 ;
established 18fi5 ; I. B. Nail, editor ; New Far-
mers' Home Journal Co., publishers ; circula-
tion G 1.
GOOD TEMPLAR'S ADVOCATE;
Thursdavs ; temperance ; foiu" pages ; size
22x31 ; siibscriptiou SI ; established 1871 ; T. B.
Demaree, editor and business manager ; cir
culation H.
KATHOLISCHER GLAUBENS-
BOTE; Wednesdays; German; catholic;
eight pages ; size :^Jx43 ; subscription §2 50 :
established 1866 ; Geo. D. Denser, editor and
publisher ; circulation 1 1.
MEDICAL NEWS; Saturdays; medi-
cal ; twenty-four pages octavo ; subscription
$3 ; established 1876 ; Cowling & Yandell, edi-
tors; John P. Morton & Co., publishers; cir-
culation K 1.
OMNIBUS; Sundays ; German ; literarj' ;
eight pages; size 27x42; .subscription ^i; es-
tablished 1867 ; W. Krippenstapel, editor and
publisher: circulation H 1.
PRESBYTERIAN; Fridays; presbyte-
rian ; eight pages ; size :J4x46 ; subscription
S;3 ; established 1876 ; John D. Matthews, edi-
tor ; Presbyterian Publishing Co. of St. Louis,
Mo., publishers ; circulation J. \
SUNDAY ARGUS; Sundays; demo-
cratic ; four pages ; size 29x46 ; subscription
$2 ; established 1876 ; O. H. Rothacker, editor ;
Argus Printing Co., publishers ; circ'n H 1.
TRADE GAZETTE; Saturdays; com-
mercial ; eight pages ; size 26x38 ; subscrip-
tion S;?; established 1878: Albert G. Clarke,
editor; Mercer & Co., publishers.
TRADE REVIEW AND TOBACCO
JOURNAL; Fridays; commercial; six-
teen pages; size of page 9x12; subscription
$2 50; establishad 1879.
WESTERN GROCER; Tuesdays;
commercial ; twenty pages ; size of page
10x12 ; subscription S2 ; established 1876 ; West-
ern Grocer Publishing Co., publishers ; L. H.
German, manager ; circulation X.
WESTERN RECORDER; Thurs
days; baptist; eight pages; size :32x44; sub-
scription $2 .50 ; established 18:^4 ; A. C. Caper-
ton, editor and publisher ; circulation G 1.
DEUTSCHE GEFLUEGEL ZEI-
TUNG; semi-monthly; German; poultry-
raising ; sixteen pages octavo ; subscription
$1 50; established 1879; Theodore Trauer-
nicht, editor ; Theodore Trauernicht and
Conrad C. Stuecker, publishers.
H03IE AND FARxM; semi-monthly;
agricultural ; eight pages ; size 31x44 ; sub-
scription .50 cents ; established 1876; Alfred
Avery, editor; B. F. Avery & Sons, publish-
ers ; circulation B B 1.
AMERICAN PRACTITIONER;
monthly ; medical ; surgical ; one hundred
pages octavo ; subscription $3 ; established
1862 ; David W. Yandell, M. D., and Theophilus
Parvin, M. D. editors ; John P. Morton & Co.,
publishers ; circulation J.
CHRISTIAN INDEX; monthly;
methodist-episcopal : four pages ; size 25x38 ;
subscription $1 ; established 1869 ; Rev. C. W.
Fitzhugh, editor ; W. H. Miles, publisher ;.
circulation J.
ECLECTIC TEACHER; monthly;
educational ; lifty-two pages octavo ; sub-
scription $1; established 1876 : George A. Chase
and T. C. H. Vance, editors ; Eclectic Teacher-
Co., publishers ; circulation J 1.
FARMERS' MAGAZINE; monthly;
agricultural ; horticultifral ; live stock; thirtv-
six pages ; size of page 7x10 ; subscription S^ ;
established 1877 ; John Duncan, editor and
publisher; circulation H.
ILLl STRATED PEOPLE'S MAG-
AZINE ; monthly; literary; .sixty-eight
pages; size of page 8x11 ; sub.scription 81 50 ;.
established 1S79; S. W. Hoke & Co., editors
and publishers.
KENTUCKY CHURCH CHRONI-
CLE; monthly; protestant-episcopal ; four
teen pages ; size of page 9x12 ; subscription
$1 ; established 1876 ; published under the aus-
pices of the Orphanage of the Good Shepherd :
circulation K 1.
LOUISVILLE AND OHIO VAL-
LEY MANUFACTURER AND MER-
CHANT; monthly; commercial; twelve
pages; size of page 11x16; sub.scription $1 ;
established 1873 ; Manufacturers' and Mer-
chants' Association, editors and publishers :;
circulation X. Devoted to the matenal inter-
ests and prosperity of the Ohio Valley. A
map, accompanied by statistical tables, will
be printed in each paper. Subscription one-
dollar pe r yea r.
MAGAZINE ; monthly; literary; scien-
tific ; sixty-eight pages ; size of page 7x10 ;
subscription .$2; estaV)lished 1879; P. A. Towne,
editor ; William F. Brewer, publisher.
MEDICAL HERALD; monthly; medi
cal ; surgical ; fifty-six pages octavo ; sub-
scription $2 ; established 1879 ; Joseph M.
Mathews, editor and publisher.
NATIONAL PRESBYTERIAN ;:
monthly ; presbyterian ; eight pages ; size
28x41 ; subscription SI 50 ; established 1873 ;
Rev. Charles F. Beach, editor ; Standard Pub-
lishing Co., publishers ; circulation 1 1.
ODD FELLOW ; monthly ; odd-fellow-
ship ; eight pages ; size 21x27 ; subscription 50
cents ; established 1879 ; C. L. Clark and S. B.
Coulson, editors and publishers.
SCHOLARS' .MONTHLY ; evangeli
cal ; twenty pages octavo ; subscription .50
cents ; established 1877 ; Rev. Charles F.
Beach, editor; Standard Publishing Co., pub-
lishers ; circulation I ; a Sunday School le-sson
pamphlet.
WOMAN AT WORK ; monthly ; twen-
ty pages : size of page 9x13 ; subscription
$1 50 ; established 1877 ; Mrs. E. T. Housh, edi-
tor and publisher ; circulation 1.
LUDLOW, Keiiton Co., l,500t pop., 1
m. from Covington ; on Cincinnati Southern,
Rd.
JOURNAL; Saturdays; eight pages;:
size 22x32 : established 1872 ; J. A. Pemet, edi-
tor and publisher ; circulation K.
MADISONVILLE, C. H., ITopkinf
Co., 1,3<XH' pop., on Evansville, Henderson &
Nashville Rd., 38 m. S. of Henderson.
TIMES ; Wednesdays; democratic ; four
ages ; size 22x32 ; subscription .$2 ; estab-
ished 1867; Z. F. Young, editor and pub-
lisher ; circulation K 1.
MARION, C. H., Crittenden Co., 400r
pop., 20 m. from Princeton ; in agricultural
locality.
CRITTENDEN PRESS; Tuesdays;
democratic ; four pages ; size 20x26 ; subscrip-
tion $1 ; established 1879 ; R. C. Walker, edi-
tor and publisher.
MAYFIELD, C. H., Graves Co., 2,200t
pop., on Paducah & Memphis Rd., 25 m.
from Paducah, 24 from O'aio, 26 from Missis-
sippi, and 25 from Tennessee rs. Sur-
fi
Hi
GEO. r. UOWELL & CO'S
KENTUCKY.
rounded by a region engaged in growing
cotton, tobacco, wheat and oats.
APO!ST()lil(' ClirKCII; Tuesdays;
•l^hurt'h of Uod ; oii::ht jiatjes ; size 20x:il ; sub-
scription SI; establislieil la^O; W. L. Butler,
♦•dltor; Putler >'^ Kimball, vniblishers.
DEMOCKAT : Thursdays; democratic :
four j^ages ; size ■2t>x40; subscription SI ,V);
estabhslied ISO!! ; E. S. Beaumont, editor and
publisher ; circulation K 1.
31 O N I T O U : Saturdays : democratic ;
four pages ; size 2J.x;S(.) ; subscription §1 ; es-
tablished 1ST5; B, F. Briggs, editor and pub-
lisher: circulation J.
MAYSVILLE, C. II., Mason Co.,
a.{)00}- pop., on Ohio r., 61 m. above Cincin-
nati, on Maysville & Lt>xington Rd. A place
of active trade. Heavy manufacturing in-
terests, and an important shiv^ping point for
th ' products of th ^ suvrounding country.
BI'LIiETIN: Thursdays; democratic;!
four nages ; size 27x41; subscription S-; es-
tablisned ISW; Ross & Rosser, editors and
publishers; circulation J 1.
EA (» IjE 5 Wednesdays ; democratic ; four
pages ; size ",'8x42 ; subscription S'2 ; estab-
lished 1S19; T. M. Green, editor and publisher ;
circulation K 1.
ENTER PKISE: Saturdays; republican;
four pages ; size 81x44 ; subscription §2 ; es-
tablished ISTii ; Thomas A. Davis, editor and
publisher.
KEPUBIilCAN ; Saturdays; republi-
can ; four pages ; size 2S.x4.2 ; subscription S'2 ;
<»stablished ISW; Newton Cooper, editor and
Xmblisher ; circulation J 1.
MIDWAY, Woodford Co., l,800t pop.
Centre of the Blue Grass region.
BLl E-GRA8^ CLIPPER: Fridays;
denjocratic ; four pages ; sise .?4xoH ; subscrip-
tion S3; established 187T; B.J. Newlon, editor
and publisher ; circulation K 1.
MILLERSBURG. Bourbon Co.
Pllll.<)3IATHE.\N: monthly; eight
pages; sizeJJxo^; subscription $1 ; establish-
ed ISTH: Philomathean Literary Society of
Kentucky Wesleyan College, editors and "pub-
lishers ; circulation K; a college paper; is-
sued during the collegiate year.
MILTON, Trimble Co., 223 pop.
FREE PRESS; Wednesdaj-s ; democrat-
ic ; four pages ; size 20x26; subscription 50
•cents; established 1879; Free Press Publish-
ing C(v. publishers.
MORGANFIELD, C. H., Union Co.
UMON-DE.HOCRAT ; Wednesdays;
democratic ; four pages ; size 24x36 ; subscrip-
tion $1 50 ; established 1879 ; Miller & Cannon,
■editors and publishers.
MOUNT OLIVET, C. H., Eobertson
Co.. 254 pop.
ROBERTSON CO. TRIBUNE:
Thursdays ; four pages ; size 24x36 ; subscrip-
tion $2; established 1874; John W. Zoller,
editor and publisher ; circulation K.
MOUNT STERLING, C. H., Mont-
go»iery Co., 3,000t pop., on Western division
of Elizabethto^^^^, Lexington & Big Sandy
Rd.. 33 m. E. of Lexington. ;
DEMOCRAT; Fridays ; eight pages ; size !
35x48; subscription §1 50: established 1877;
D. B. Garrison, editor and publisher; circu-
lation J 1.
KENTUCKY SENTI^NEIi : Tuesdays ;
democratic ; four pages ; size 26x42 ; subscrip-
tion $2; established 1867; Garrett & Havens,
editors and publishers ; circulation J 1.
MUNFORDVILLE, C. H., Hart
Co.. 500+ pop., on L. & N. Rd., and on Green
r. The county is said to produce the finest i
<obacco in the world.
KENTUCKY.
HART CO. DEMOCRAT ; Thurs-
days; ilemocratic; four pages; size 24x;t6 ;
subscriptit)n §1 50; established 1878; Henry A.
Sommers, editor; Sommers & Green, pub-
lishers; circulation K K I.
MURRAY, C. H., Calloicay Co., GOOf
pop., ne;»r Clark's r., 40 m. S. by E. of Padu-
cah.
C A L, liO \VA V NEWS ; Wednesdays ;
four pages; size 24x35; subscription .§1; es-
tablished 1879; Calli>way News Association,
editors and publishers; W. O. Wear, man
ager ; circulation K K.
NEW CASTLE, C II., Henry Co.
HENRY CO. liOCAI. : Thursdays;
democratic ; four i)ay:es; size24xo(i; subscrip-
tion SI 50; established 1879; George R. Middle-
ton, I'ditor and publisher.
NEWPORT, C. II., Campbell Co.,
20,000+ pop., on Ohio r., at the mouth of
Licking r., and opposite Cincinnati. En-
gaged in manufacturing.
liOCAli : triweekly. Tuesdavs, Thurs-
days and Saturdays, and WJEEKLiY,
Thursdays ; tri weekly four pages, weekly
eight pages ; size — tri-weeklv 22x30, weekly
.•Vx44 ; subscription— tri-weeklv §4. weeklv
SI .50; established 1876; Geoi'ge M. Dit toe, ed-
itor; J. J. Hetsch & Co., publishers; circula-
tion—tri-weeklv K.
KENTUCKY STAATS-ZEITI NCi :
Saturdays; German; four pages; size 24x:^) ;
subscription Si 25: established 1S79; Joseph
Maier. editor and publisher; circiUotiou
K K 1 ; dateci at Newport and Covington.
LEADER ; Wednesdays ; republican ;
eight pages ; size 30x44 ; subscription $2 ; es-
tablished 1872; J. B. Quinby, editor and pub-
lisher ; circulation K 1 ; dated at Newport
and Ct>vington.
NICHOLASVILLE, C. H., Jessa-
))iini' Co.. 1.1)89 pop.
JESSAMINE JOURNAL.; Fridays;
four pages; size 26x40; subscription $2; es-
tablished 1873; Samuel Owen, editor and
publisher ; circulatic>n K 1.
OWENSBORO, C. H., Dai-iess Co.,
9,5CXH pop., on Ohio r., and Owensboro &
Russellville Rd., 40 m. above Evansville,
Ind.. and 160 below Louisville. It has a
steamboat landing and is the principal
shipping point for the county.
MESSENGER AND EXAMINER:
Wednesdays ; democratic ; four pages ; size
o2x45 ; subscription §1 50 : established 1877 ;
Munday & Bransford, editors and publishers;
circulation I 1.
OWENTON, C. H., Oicen Co., SOOf
pop.. 77 m. from Lmxisville and 60 from
Cincinnati, and about 10 from Kentucky r.
OWEN NEWS ; Wednesdays ; demo-
cratic ; four pages ; size 24x36 ; subscription
$1 65 ; established 1869 ; Eugene E. Lee, editor
and publisher ; circulation J 1.
OWINGSVILLE, C. H., Bath Co.,
1,050 pop., about 5 m. from Licking r., and
30 S. of Maysville.
BATH CO. REPORTER ; Thursdays ;
democratic ; four pages ; size 22x31 ; subscrip-
tion SI 50; established 1877; A. O. Robertson,
editor and publisher ; circulation J J.
OUTLOOK; Thursdays; democratic;
four pages ; size 26x40 ; subscription §2 ; es-
tablished 1879 ; Thomas J. Young, editor and
publisher.
PADUCAH, C. H., McCracken Co.,
10,000+ pop., on Ohio r., 50 m. above Cairo,
and just below the mouth of the Tennessee
r., and at terminus of Paducah & Memphis
AM£lilCAN NEWSPAPER DIKECTORV.
1«
KEXTUCKY.
KENTUCKY.
and Elfzabethtow-n and Paducah Rds. En-
jfa^ed in manufacturing, and has a large
river and tobacco trade.
^'KW?i; cv^fxj evening except Sunday,
-and \\ EEKLiTi , Wednesdays ; demrx:ratic ;
four pages : size— daily 24x:i6, weekly 26x4)) •
-subscription— daily §*5. weekly $1 SiJ: estab-
lished—daily 1871. weekly 1S73 : Ballard &
Thompson, editors and publishers ; circula-
tK,n— ^laily J, weekly J 1.
PARIS, C. H., Bourbon Co., S.OOOf
pop., on the Kentucky Central and 3Iays-
viUe & Lexington Rds.. 80 m. from Coving-
ton. Fine stock market. Bourbon whisky
largely manufactured.
TRUE KEXTUCKIAX; Wednesdays;
<lemocraiic; fourpiges: .size2Sx«; subscrio-
tionS-2: established 1S66: John G. Craddock
editor and nubiisher: ciirulationH H.
WE?4TERN CITIZEN; .Saturdays:
denKK-ratic ; four pages : slze;:J>x4&: subscrip-
tion $2; established lSiJ9: F. L. McChesney
editor and publisher ; circulation K 1.
PRINCETON, C. H., Caldwell Co.,
l.^'.r^j pop., on Ix^uisville. Paducah & South-
western Pwd., about 4.5 m. E. of Paducah.
Surrounded by an extensive coal region
and engaged in manufactures.
BANNER; Thursdays: democratic: four
l^^f^'SSc^l^v/^t'^^v, su»>^-ription $2: estab-
lished 1S71 ; C. T. Allen, editor and publisher;
cirr-'ilation K ;.
RICHMOND. C. H., ^^adlson Co.,
.3.00i>f- pop., on Richmond branch of Louis-
ville & Nashville Rd., 12.5 m. E. of Louis vUle
and 12-5 E. of Cincinnati. .5() .S. by E. of Frank-
fort. In the centre of the celebrated Blue
Grass region. An agricultural district. Large
quantities of fine stock rai.sed and shipped
to the Southern and Eastern markets.
HERALD; Wednesdays: democratic-
four pages ; size 26x4'» ; subscription §2 ; es-
tablished 1^.9: W. O. Cunningham and J S
Uronston. e^-litors and publi-hf-r* • circ'n T
KENTUCKY REGISTER : Fridays :
democratic; four pages: size 28x44- sub-
scription $2 : established 1866 ; Register Print-
ing Co.. editors and publishers ; circ'n J 1
RUSSELL VILLE, C H., Logan Co.,
4.000+ pop., on Louis\-ille. Nashville & Great
Southern Rd.. lA?, m. from LouisviUe.
HERALD-ENTERPRISE; Wednes
■days; democratic; four pages : .size 31x44:
subscription $2: established 1^); Barclay &
^'^rwoofl, editors and publishers : circ'n t L
-UES.SENGER: Saturdays: democratic-
to^f- t^^^^o'.o ^^ ~^^^^ 5 subscription $;3 ; es^
tablished mS; Oscar G. Rhea, editor ; Frank
ilonroe, publisher ; circulation J.
SHELBYVILLE, C. H. Shelby Co.,
3.r//H- pop., on the Shelby ville division of
Louisville, Cincinnati & Lexington Rd., 30
m. from Louisville. Seat of several colle-
giate institutions.
^.^P^V"*^'^ J?ENTINEL; Thursdays;
■democratic: four pasr^^s : size 2^x4"^ • sub-
scription $2 ; established 1S4:3 ; Cooper & Car-
penter, editors and publishers ; circulation J 1
SOMERSET, C. H.. PulasH Co., l,400t
pop., on Cincinnati Southern Rd.. 160 m.
from Cincinnati Bordering on an extensive
coal region, and seat of Masonic College
and Somerset Seminary.
CITIZEN; Fridays; republican; four
pages; size 26x40; subscription SI 15; estab-
fished 18TS; W. B. Han.sford, editor and pub-
lisher ; Circulation .J. ^
REPORTER; Thursdays; independent;
four pages .-size 24x;i5 ; subscription $1 .50; es-
tablished 1S75 ; .Jr^ph B. Rucker editor-
B.^j>^,rT.fT Printing Co. publishers : circ'n K. '
SOUTH CARROLLTON. ^fuhi.
enhurrjh Co.. 6i»- p<^,p., on Green River sc O.
& N. Rd., 3 m. from junction with L & E.
Rd. Said to have one of the best Male and
Female schools in the State. The county is
weU STipplied with coal and ores.
STUDENT; monthly: educational : eight
Pa-f^^^.'^T^^"^^ ' subscription $1 ; established
18.6 : W. A. Peav, I. 3L Peay and P^ D. Peay.
editors and publishers : circulation J L
STANFORD. C. H., Lincoln Co.,
I.T-Xf- p^jp.. on KnoxvlUe branch of Louis-
ville, Nashville & Great Southern Rd.. 104
m. from Lo'iisville.
INTERIOR JOURNAL; Fridavs ;
democratic; tour pages: size 26x40; .sW
scnption $2: established 1872: W. P. Walton
editor : T. R Walton. Jr., publisher : circ'n .J L
TAYLORSVILLE, C. H., Spencer
Co.. .yj> pop., on E. fork Salt r., about :2 m.
S.E. of LouisviUe and on Cumberland & Ohio
Rd. The river affords water power here.
SPENCER COURIER; Fridays: four
pages; siz- •26x4i): subscription $1 50; estab-
lished 1872; T. S. Crutcher. erUtor; J W
C rutchf-r. publisher ; circulation K 1.
UNIONTOWN, Union Co., l,200t
pop., on East bank of Ohio r. The centre
of a superior agricultural locality, the yield
of which embraces tobacco, com, hogs and
cattle. The town Is 25 m. from Henderson
and rests on a coal-bed, 120 feet below the
land-surface. Is a place of trade.
VANCEBURG.C. H.,Ze«7i^ Co., l,.500t
ix>p.. on Ohi. . r., 4) m. above Maysville.
COURIER ; Tuesdays ; independent- four
Y^Ji^V ■I'^tr^^.*-' • subscription $2 : established
18. . ; .J. S. Mavity, editor and publisher : circu-
lation k.
VERSAILLES, C H., Woodford Co.,
2..300+ pop., a few miles E. of Kentucky r. .
and about midway between Frankfon "and
Lexington. Engaged in manuf acttiring and
surrounded by an agricultural and stock
raising region.
r^r,9^^^^^^^ SUN: Fridays; demo-
cratic; four pages: size ^x40; subscription
$1 * : established 1868 ; Willis W. Field editor
and publisher ; circulation J. ^^lor
WILLIAMSTOWN, C. H.. Grant
Co., 90rv<- pop., on Cincinnati Southern R.I..
•35 m. from Cincinnati Enjoys an active
country trade.
.^t'OI'RIER; Thursdays; four pages: size
^x31: subscription SI .50; established 1>^:
C. L. Cram, editor and publisher
WINCHESTER. C. H. Clark Co.,
2..T-.«>*- pop., on the line of Lexington & Big
Sandy Rd., about 20 m. E. of Lexington.
There are two academies here. Principally
engaged in stock raising.
SUN; seml-weekly, Tuesdays and Fridays -
democratic ; four pages : size 24x34 ; subscnp-
tion.$2: established 1878: A. C. QuisenberrV,
* ^^^l ^^"?^^ aii*i publishers : circ'n K 1
Ho^''\?^^ CO. DEMOCRAT; Wednes
davs : democratic : four pages : size •26x4-' ■
subscription §2 : established 1S67 ; Beckner &
btuart, editors and publishers; circtilation .J .J
144
GEO. P. ROWELL & GO'S
LOUISIANA.
ABBEVILLE, C. H , Vermillion Par-
ish, 40U+ pop., on Bayou Vermillion, 55 m. W.
by S. of Baton Rouge, and 150 W. of New
Orleans. Is in the midst of a fine rich prai-
rie country, and the shipping point for the
vicinity.
MERIDIONAL.; Saturdays; English
and French ; four pages ; size 22x32 ; subscrip-
tion $2 50 ; established 1856 ; E. I. Addison,
editor and publisher ; circulation K.
ALEXANDRIA, C. H., liapides Par-
ish, 2,496|- pop., on Red r., about 130 m. N.
W. of Baton Rouge. Engaged in the cul-
tivation of sugar cane, corn and cotton.
liOUISIANA DE3IOCRAT; Wednes
days ; democratic ; four pages ; size 26x38 ;
subscription $4 ; established 1845 ; E. R. Bios-
sat, editor ; A. B. Rachal, publisher ; circula-
tion K.
WE THE PEOPEE ; Saturdays; inde-
pendent ; four pages ; size 23x33 ; subscrip-
tion $2 ; established 1879 ; Frank Connelley,
editor and publisher.
AMITE CITY, C. H., Tangipahoa
Parish, 910 pop., on New Orleans, Jackson
& Great Northern Rd., 68 m. from New Or-
leans.
INDEPENDENT; Saturdays; indepen-
dent ; four pages ; size 20x26 ; subscription
$2 ; established 1874 ; R. W. Read, editor and
publisher; circulation K 1. Amite City is in
the centre of the Senatorial and Congres-
sional district, and the "Independent" cir-
culates throughout the district. A good coun-
try for advertising.
BASTROP, C. H., Moreliotise Parish,
500t pop., about 60 m. N. by W. of Vicks-
burg, Miss. In a cotton-growing section.
MOREHOUSE CLARION ; Fridays;
four pages ; size 24x36 ; subscription $3 ; es-
tablished 1874 ; circulation K.
BATON ROUGE, C. H., East Baton
Rouge Parish, 6,498 pop., on the Mississippi
r., 129 m. above New Orleans. Extensive
sugar and cotton plantations in the parish.
ADVOCATE; every evening except Sun-
day, and WEEKLY, Fridays; democratic;
daily four pages, weekly eight pages ; size-
daily 20x28, weekly 28x40; subscription— daily
$10, weekly $2 50; established— daily 1851,
weekly 1844; W. C. Annis, editor and pub-
lisher ; circulation— daily K, weekly K.
HERALD ; Saturdays ; conservative ;
four pages ; size 24x36 ; subscription $2 ; es-
tablished 1876 ; J. L. La Pierre, editor and
publisher; circulation K.
LOUl!?IANA CAPITOLIAN ; Satur
days; democratic; four pages; size 24x36;
subscription $2 ; established 1879 ; Leon Jas-
tremski, editor ; W. A. Le Sueur, publisher;
circulation K 1.
BELLE VUE, C. H., Bossier Parish,
200t pop., on Lake Bodeau, 20 m. N. E. of
Shreveport. Cotton is the chief product.
BOSSIER BANNER; Thursdays;
democratic ; four pages ; size 20x26 ; sub-
scription $2; established 1859; W. H. Scan-
land, editor and publisher; circulation K.
BOSSIER SENTINEL; Wednesdays;
republican ; four pages ; size 20x26 ; subscrip-
tion $2 ; established 1876 ; J. B. Walthall, edi-
tor and publisher; circulation K.
BONNET CARRE, St. John Baptist
Parish, 1,000+ pop., on Mississippi r., about
40 m. above New Orleans. Engaged in the
cultivation of sugar cane, rice and corn.
MESCHACEBE; Saturdays; English
and French ; independent : four pages ; size
22x32; subscription $5; established 1852;
LOUISIANA.
Charles Lasseigne & Co., editors and pub-
lishers; circulation K. The only newsx>aper
X>uhlished in the parish. Circulation mainly
local.
CLINTON, C. H., East Feliciana Par-
ish, 1,3001- pop., on Clinton and Port Hudson
Rd., 32 m. from Baton Rouge. Centi-e of
cotton trade.
PATRIOT-DEMOCRAT; Saturdays;
democratic ; four pages ; size 24x36 ; subscrip-
tion $3 ; established 1871 ; S. Lambert, editor ;
H. Loser, publisher; circulation J 1.
COLFAX, C. H., Grant Parish,250t
pop., on Red r., 6 m. from New Orleans &
Texas Rd., and 30 from Alexandria. Lies
in a district producing cotton, and adapted
to the raising of sugar cane.
CHRONICLE ; Saturdays; democratic;
four pages ; size 22x:^ ; subscription $2 ; es-
tablished 1876; H. G. Ooodwyn, editor and
publisher ; circulation K.
COLUMBIA, C. H., Cakhoell Parish^
300j- pop., on Ouachita r., 75 m. S. of Monroe.
An ordinary rural trade centre.
HERALD; Saturdays; four pages; size
24x35 ; subscription $2 ; established 1874 ; John
A. Smith, editor ; C. J. Smith, publisher ; cir-
culation K.
CONVENT, C. H., St. James Parish^
520+ pop., on Mississippi r., 65 m. above New
Orleans. Sugar cane, corn and rice are the
chief products.
LE LOUISIANAIS; Saturdays ;
French ; four pages ; size 22x32 : subscription
$5 ; established 18&4 ; J. Geutil, editor and
publisher.
COUSHATTA, C. H., Red River Par-
ish, 650+ pop., on Red r., and about 60 m. S.
E. of Shreveport.
CITIZEN; Saturdays; four pages ; size
24x36 ; subscription $3 ; established 1875 ; J. P.
Clarkson, editor and publisher ; circ'n K.
COVINGTON, C. H., St. Tammany-
Parish.
ST. TAMMANY FARMER; Satur-
days ; four pages ; size 18x24 ; subscription
f2; established 1874; W. G. Kentzel, editor;
. E. Smith, publisher.
DELTA, C. H., Madison Parish, 400t
pop., on Vicksburg, Shreveport & Texas Rd.,
opposite Vicksburg. Engaged in the pro-
duction of cotton.
MADISON JOURNAL: Tuesdays;
four pages ; size 24x35 ; subscription $3 ; es-
tablished 1870 ; John Armstrong, editor and
publisher ; circulation K.
DONALDSON VILLE, C H , As-
cension Parish, 2,218+ pop., on Mississippi r.,
and New Orleans & Texas Rd., 63 m. above
New Orleans. A shipping point.
CHIEF; Saturdays; independent; four
pages ; size 24x36 ; subscription $2 ; establish-
ed 1871 ; Linden E. Bentley, editor and pub-
lisher ; circulation K 1.
FARMERVILLE, C. H., Union Par-
ish, 9:J0+ pop., near Bayou d'Arbonne, 30 m,
N. W. of Monroe, and 95 W. by N. of Vicks-
burg, Miss.
GAZETTE; Wednesdays; democratic;
four pages ; size 22x32 ; subscription $2 ; es-
tablished 1878 ; J. M. Rabun, editor ; Rabun &
Trimble, publishers ; circulation K.
FLOYD, C. H., West Carroll Parish.
WEST CARROLL COURIER; Sat
urdays ; conservative ; four pages ; size 22x31 ;
subscription $2 ; established 1878 ; John A.
Burns, editor and publisher ; circulation K.
AMERICAN NEWSPAPER DIRECTORY.
145
LOUISIANA.
LOUISIANA.
FRANKLIN, C. H., St. Mary's Par-
ish, l,800i pop., on Bayou Teche, 100 m. W.
of Baton Rouge. Sugar cane largely culti-
vated. Rail and steamboat facilities.
ST. MARY COURANT; Thursdays;
conservative ; four pages ; size 22x28 ; sub-
scription $2 50; established 1879; L. A. Con-
nella, editor ; Connella & Johnson, publishers.
GREENSBURGH, C. H., St. He-
lena Parish, 500+ pop., 10 m. from Amite
City. Has a collegiate institute, saw mill
and cotton gin.
GAZETTE ; Saturdays; four pages; size i
22x32; subscription 8150; established 1879;
W. A. Sill, editor; J. D. Cook, publisher.
GRETNA, C. H., Jefferson Parish.
t'OURIER ; Saturdays; independent;
four pages ; size 22x:32 ; subscription §2 ; es-
tablished 1873; Henry Hildeubrand, editor
and publisher; circulation K.
HAHNVILiLE, St. Charles Parish,
800t pop., on Mississippi r., and on N. O. &
Texas Rd. It is 30 m. from New Orleans.
The people cultivate sugar and rice.
ST. CHARL.es HERALD; Satur
days ; republican ; four pages ; size 22x32 ;
subscription §3; established 1873; T. W.
Carew, editor and publisher ; circulation K.
HARRISONBURG, C. H., Cata-
houla Parish, 350+ pop., on Ouachita r.,
about 100 m. N. by W. of Baton Rouge and
about 30 N. W. of Natchez.
CATAHOULA NEWS; Saturdays;
democratic ; four pages ; size 22x32 ; sub-
scription .$2: established 1873; J. L. Dagg,
editor ; J. C. Segrist, publisher ; circulation K.
HAYNESVILLE, Claiborne Parish.
GREENBACK DOLLAR ; Wednes
days ; four pages ; size 24x36 ; subscription
SI 50 ; established 1879 ; John Gr. Warren, edi-
tor and publisher.
HOUMA, C. H., Terre Bonne Parish,
593 pop., 50 m. W. by S. of New Orleans. An
agricultural district, which jjroduces sugar,
molasses, rice and corn.
COURIER; Saturdays; English and
French ; democratic ; four pages ; size 24x36 ;
subscription $2 50; established 1878; Andrew
F. Chanf reau, editor ; E. F. Bazet, publisher ;
circulation K.
LAKE CHARLES, C. H., Calcasieu
Parish, 750+ pop., on Calcasieu r., in the S.
W. part of the State. On line of New Or-
leans & Texas Rd., midway between Hous-
ton and New Orleans. On Lake Charles.
CALCASIEU GAZETTE; Wednes
days ; independent-democratic ; four pages ;
size 22x32 ; subscription $1 50 ; established
1878 ; William Meyer & Bro., editors and pub-
lishers ; cii'culation K.
ECHO ; Saturdays ; democratic ; four
pages ; size 22x32 ; subscription §2 ; established
1868 ; J. W. Bryan & Co., editors and publish-
ers ; circulation K.
LAKE PROVIDENCE, C. H., Car-
roll Parish, 800+ pop., on Mississippi r., 430
m. from New Orleans.
NORTH LOUISIANA REPUBLI-
CAN ; Saturdays; democratic; four pages;
size 24x35 ; subscription $2 ; established 1877 ;
B. H. Lanier, editor and publisher; circula-
tion K.
MANSFIELD, C. H., De Soto Parish,
600+ pop., about 15 m. from Bayou Pierre,
and about 40 S. of Shreveport. Cotton and
f" corn largely produced.
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DE SOTO DE3IOCRAT; Saturdays;
democratic ; four pages ; size 24x36 ; subscrip-
tion $2 ; established 1877 ; J. E. Hewitt, editor ;
He^vitt & Williams, publishers; circulation
KK.
MANY, Sabine Parish.
SABINE INDEX ; Wednesdays; demo-
cratic ; four pages ; size 22x32 ; subscription
$1 50 : established 1879.
SOUTHRON OF SABINE ; Thurs-
days ; democratic ; four pages size 21x29 ;
subscription $2 ; established 1878 ; W. P.
Hutcheson, editor and publisher; circ'n K.
MARKSVILLE, C. H., Avoyelles
Parish, 600+ pop., about 3 m. from Red r.,
and about 30 W. of the Mississippi r. Cot-
ton, corn, sugar cane and sweet potatoes
are the chief productions.
BULLETIN ; Saturdays; four pages;
size 22x30 ; subscription $3 ; established 1876 ;
A. J. Laf argue, editor and publisher ; circu-
lation K 1.
VILLAGER; Saturdays; four pages;
size 21x28; subscription $2; established 1877;
T. J. Edwards, editor and publisher ; circula-
tion K.
MINDEN, Webster Parish, l,200t pop.,
on Bayou Dorcheat, about 30 m. E. by. N. of
Slireveport.
DE3IOCRAT; Satm-days; democratic;
four pages ; size 22x32 ; subscription §2 ; es-
tablished 1868 ; J. T. Tompkins, editor and
publisher ; circulation K.
MONROE, C. H., Ouachita Parish,
3,500+ pop., on Ouachita r., at crossing of
Vicksburg, Shreveport & Texas Rd., 75 m.
W. of Vicksburg, Miss. Steamboats make
regular landings in passing up and down
the river. Cotton market, in an agricultu-
ral and cotton-growing country.
BULLETIN ; Wednesdays ; democratic;
four pages ; size 22x:30 ; subscription $2 ; es-
tablished 18S0; William T. Atkins, editor;
William H. Gavle, publisher.
OBSERVER.++
OUACHITA TELEGRAPH ; Fri-
days ; four pages ; size 23x33 ; subscription
S4 ; established 1865 ; G. W. McCranie, editor
and publisher ; circulation K.
MORGAN CITY, St. Mary's Parish,
2,000+ pop., on line of railroad and river
Teche. Lumber market and a steamboat
point.
REVIEW ; Saturdays ; independent ; four
pages ; size 24x36 ; subscription $2 50 ; estab-
lished 1879 ; O. F. Woodcock, editor and pub-
lisher ; circulation K.
NATCHITOCHES, C. H., Natchi-
toches Parish, 2,000+ pop., on Cane r., 80 m.
S. E. of Shreveport. It has a good steam-
boat landing, and is the centre of trade in
corn and cotton.
PEOPLE'S VINDICATOR ; Satur
days ; democratic ; four pages ; size 24x36 ;
subscription $2 50 ; established 1874 ; Jas. H.
Cosgrove, editor and publisher ; circ'n J 1.
NEW IBERIA, C. H., Iberia Parish.
2,000+ pop., near Bayou Teche, and 150 m. W.
of New Orleans. Engaged in sugar plant-
ing. Centre of cotton trade for surround-
ing country.
IBERIA JOURNAL; Saturdays; En-
glish and French ; four pages ; size 22x32 ; sub-
scription §3; established 1878; A. Dore, editor
and publisher ; circulation K 1.
LOUISIANA SUGAR BOWIj;
Thursdays ; English and Fi-ench ; demo-
cratic ; f oui- pages ; size 27x42 ; subscription
146
GEO. P. ROWELL & GO'S
LOUISIANA.
LOUISIANA.
$S; established 1870; J. Y. Gilmore, editor
and publisher ; circulation J 1.
NEW ORLEANS, C. H., Orleans
Parish, 225,000+ pop., State Capital, on Missis-
sippi r., 110 m. from its mouth. The centre
of several railroads. The great commercial
emporium of the South, and the largest
cotton market in the world. The foreign
and domestic commerce is immense. Steam-
boats make regular trips to all points on
the Mississippi and its tributaries. The
largest city in the South.
CITY ITEM; every evening except Sun-
day ; four pages ; size 22x29 ; subscription $6 ;
established 1877; M. F. Bigney, editor; City
Item Printing Co., publishers ; circ'n H H 1.
DEIVIOCKAT ; every morning, and
WEEIvLiY, Saturdays; democratic; daily
four pages, weekly eight pages; size— daily
22x;^l, weekly 32x44; subscription— daily .$12,
weekly $1 50 ; established 1876 ; E. A. Burke,
editor ; circulation— daily H, weekly I.
DEUTSCHE ZEITUNG; every morn
Ing except Monday. WEEKLY, Thurs-
days, and SONNTAGS I?L,ATT, Sun-
days ; German ; eight pages ; size 32x44 ; sub-
scription—daily $17 20, weekly $3 20, Sunday
$3 20; established— daily 1848. weekly 1861,
Sonntags Blatt 1866 ; Jacob Hassinger, edi-
tor and publisher; circulation— daily H 1,
weekly H, Sunday G.
L.'ABEIL.IjE ; every morning except
Monday, and \V E E K L. Y, Saturdays;
French ; democratic ; four pages ; size 29x44 ;
subscription— daily $14, weekly S3 ; estab-
lished 1827 ; Dufour & Limet, editors and pub-
lishers ; circulation— daily H, weekly J J 1.
PICAYUNE ; every morning, and
WEEKIjY, Saturdays; democratic; eight
pages ; size 33x44 ; subscription- daily $12,
weekly $2 ; established— daily 1836, weekly
1841 ; Geo. W. Lloyd, editor ; Nicholson & Co.,
puV)lishers ; circulation— daily G 1, weekly H 1.
STATES; every evening except Sunday;
democratic ; four pages ; size 22x.30 ; subscrip-
tion $5 ; established 1880 ; H. J. Hearsey, edi-
tor and publisher.
TIMES ; every morning, and WEEK-
LY, Saturdays; eight pages; size 36x46;
subscription— daily $12, weekly $3; estab-
lished 1865 ; Isaac N. Stoutemyer, editor ;
Stoutemyer & Judson, publishers; circula-
tion—daily G 1, weekly I 1.
PRICE CURRENT, COMMER-
CIAL. INTELLIGENCER AND
SHIPPING LIST; semi-weekly, Wed-
nesdays and Saturdays ; commercial ; eight
pages ; size 32x47 ; subscription $10 40 ;
established 1822; Louis J. Bright & Co.,
editors and publishers ; circulation G 1.
The "New Orleans Price Current" has the
most extended circulation of any commercial
paper in the South ; is a recognized authority
throughoxit the United States; it is sent to
subscribers in nearly every county in the
Mississippi Valley and Gulf States; inde-
pendent of its subscription list, large num-
bers are forwarded by merchants to cor-
respondents throughout the cotton and sugar
regions.
CHRISTIAN ADVOCATE; Thurs-
days ; methodist episcopal ; eight pages ; size
30x44 ; subscription $2 ; established 1855 ; Rev.
Linus Parker, D. D., editor; G. T. Lathrop,
publisher; circulation G 1.
COUNTRY VISITOR ; Tuesdays ;
English and French ; commei'cial : eight
pages ; size 26x40 ; subscription $2 ; establish-
ed 1879 ; A. Mevnier. Ji-., editor and publisher.
INDEPENDENT; Thursdays; non-par-
tisan ; four pages ; size 28x42 ; subscription
$1 ; established 1880 ; Robert J. Harp, editor
and publisher.
JEWISH SOUTH; Fridays; Jewish;
eight pages ; size 30x43 ; subscription .$2 ; es-
tablished 18T7 ; Dr. E. B. M. Browne, Charles
"Wesolowsky and J. H. M. Chumaceiro, editors
and publishers; published at New Orleans
and Atlanta, Ga ; circulation J J 1.
LEDGER; Saturdays; republican ; eight
pages ; size 23x33 ; subscription $2 ; establish-
ed 1879.
LE PROPAGATEUR CATHO-
LIQUE; Saturdays ; French ; catholic ; four
pages ; size 31x46 ; subscription $5 ; estab-
lished 1810 ; L. Lefargue, editor ; Le Propaga-
teur Co., publishers ; circulation J.
LOUISIANIAN; Saturdays; republi-
can ; four pages ; size 22x33 ; siibscription $2 ;
established 1872 ; T. De S. Tucker, editor ; P.
B. S. Pinchback, publisher ; circulation K K.
:>IERCHANT, MECHANIC AND
FARiUER ; Saturdays ; eight pages ; size
28x44 ; subscription $2 ; established 1879 ; W.
A. Brainerd, editor and publisher.
MORNING STAR AND CATHO-
LIC MESSENGER; Sundays; catholic;
eight pages ; size 33x44 ; subscription $3 ; es-
tablished 1868 ; New Orleans Catholic Publica-
tion Co., editors and publishers ; Thomas G.
Rapier, general manager ; circulation H 1.
OBSERVER; Saturdays; republican;
four payes ; size 22x32 ; subscription $2 ; es-
tablished 1878 ; G. T. Ruby, editor and pub-
lisher ; circulation J.
SONNTAGS BLATT; (see Deutsche
Zeitung).
SOUTH-WESTERN CHRISTIAN
ADVOCATE; Thursdays ; methodist ; four
pages ; size 26x40 ; subscription .$2 ; established
1866; J. C. Hartzell, D. D.. editor; Phillips
& Hunt, agents ; circulation H 1.
SOUTH-WESTERN PRESBYTE-
RIAN; Thursdays; presbyterian ; four
pages ; size 26x39 ; subscription $3 ; established
1869; Henry M. Smith, D. D., editor; Trustees
of the Presbyterian Book Depository, publish-
ers ; circulation J 1.
TEMPERANCE ADVOCATE; Satur
daj's ; temperance ; four pages ; size 21x28 ;
subscription $1; established I878 ; J. Bennett
Hiuton, editor and publisher ; circulation J.
DER FAMILIEN FREUND; bi
weekly ; German ; four pages ; size 22x30 ;
subscription $1 ; established 1868 ; J. B. A.
Ahrens. editor and publisher ; circulation
J 1.
LOUISIANA JOURNAL OF EDU-
CATION ; monthly; educational; thirty-
six pages ; size of page 7x10; subscription $1;
established 1879 ; Robert M. Lusher and Wil-
liam O. Rogers, editors and publishers.
MEDICAL AND SURGICAL
JOURNAL; bi-monthly; medical; one
hundred and seventy-two pages octavo ; sub-
scription $5 ; established 1873 ; Dr. S. M.
Bemiss, editor ; Seymour & Stevens, pub-
lishers ; circulation K.
NEW ROAD, Pointe Coupee Parish.
PELICAN ; (see Pointe Coupee).
OPELOUSAS, C. H., St. Landry
Parish, 2,000+ pop., 45 m. W. by S. of Baton
Rouge, and 175 W. by N. of New Orleans.
Engaged in agriculture and stock raising ;
chief productions, cotton, corn, etc.
COURIER; Saturdays ; English and
French ; democratic ; four pages ; size 24x.S6 ;
subscription $2 50 ; established 1852 ; Leonce
& L. A. Sandoz, editors and publishers ; cir-
culation K.
ST. LANDRY DEMOCRAT; Satur
days ; democratic ; four pages ; size 24x36 ;
svibscription $1 50 ; established 1878 ; Austin
D. Williams, editor and publisher ; circ'n K.
POINTE A liA HACHE, C. H.,
Plaquemines Parish, 500+ pop., on Missis-
sippi r., about 40 m. below New Orleans.
Sugar, rice, oranges and garden products
are raised here in abundance.
OBSERVER; Saturdays; democratic;
four pages ; size 22x33 ; subscription $2 ; es-
tablished 1872 ; F. S. Caro & Sons, editors and
publishers ; circulation K.
POINTE COUPEE, C. H., (NEW
ROAD) Pointe Coupee Parish.
ASIERICAN NEWSPAPER DIRECTORY.
147
LOUISIANA.
LOUISIANA.
PELICAN; Saturdays; independent;
four pages ; size 22x31 ; subscription $3 ; es-
tablished 1877 ; J. Plantevignes and J. E.
Breaux, editors and publishers ; circulation K.
PONCHATOULA, Tangipahoa Par-
ish, 48 m. from New Orleans, on N. O., St. L.
& Chicago Rd. In good farming country,
raising sugar cane, rice.cotton, corn, grapes,
strawberries, Irish potatoes, etc. Ships lum-
ber, timber, logs, shingles and cattle.
GAZETTE ; Wednesdays ; four pages ;
size 19x26 ; subscription $1 ; established 1872 ;
Robert Benefleld, editor ; Biegel & Beuefleld,
publishers ; circulation K 1.
PORT VINCENT, C. H., Livings-
ton Parish, 30Of- pop., on Amite r. 50 m. from
its mouth ; 100 m. from New Orleans.
LIVINGSTOXIAX : Fridays; demo-
cratic ; four pages ; size 22x31 ; subscription
•SI ; established 1879 ; Harrj^ Gould, editor and
publisher.
RAYVILLE, C. H., Richland Parish,
350+ pop., on Vicksburg, Shreveport& Texas
Rd., 54 m. W. of Vicksburg, Mss.
RICHLiAND BEACON; Saturdays;
democratic ; four pages ; size 22x31 ; subscrip-
tion $3 ; established 1869 ; T. J. Mangham, edi-
tor and publisher ; circulation K.
ST. BERNARD, C. H., St. Bernard
Parish.
EAGLiE ; Saturdays ; independent ; four
pages ; size 18x24 ; subscription §2 ; estab-
lished 1879 ; A. J. Padron, editor and publisher.
ST. PRANCISVILLE, C. H., West
Feliciana Parish, l,l(Xl+ pop., beautifully
situated on an elevation one-half mile from
Mississippi r., at Bayou Sara, 165 m. above
New Orleans. The West Feliciana, Wood-
ville & Bayou Sara Rd. runs past this place.
A cotton-shipping point.
FELICIANA SENTINEL; Saturdays;
democratic ; four pages ; size 23x31 ; subscrip-
tion §3 ; established 1876 ; G. W. Reese, editor ;
Wm. L. Stirling, publislier : circulation K.
ST. JOSEPH, C. H., Tensas Parish,
500+ pop., on Mississippi r., 370 m. from New
Orleans and 30 above Natchez, Mss. In a
cotton district, and a shipping point for
that staple.
NORTH LOUISIANA JOURNAL;
Saturdays ; republican ; four pages ; size
22x32 ; subscription $3 ; established 1871 ; W.
E. Dixon, editor and publisher ; circulation K.
ST. MARTINSVILLE, C. H., St.
Martinis Parish, 750+ pop., on Bayou Teche,
125 m. W. of Baton Rouge.
LA SENTINELLE DES ATTAKA-
PAS; Saturdays; English and French; four
pages; size 22x32; subscription $3; established
1874; A. Dore, editor and publisher; circ'n K.
SHREVEPORT, C. H., Caddo Par-
ish, 7,500+ pop., on Red r. The initial point
of the Southern Pacific Rd., 300 m. N. W.
of Baton Rouge and 700 above New Orleans.
Situated at the head of steamboat naviga-
tion, in the centre of cotton gi'owing dis-
trict. It has an extensive trade and river
commerce.
EVENING STANDARD; every even
ing except Sunday, and STANDARD, Sat-
urdays ; democratic ; daily four pages, week-
ly eight pages ; size— daily 22x31, weekly 31x44 ;
subscription — daily .§12, weekly $2 50 ; estab-
lished 1878 ; L. R. Simmons, editor and pub-
lisher ; circulation— daily K, weekly K K 1.
TIMES; every morning except Monday,
and WEEKLY, Thursdays; .democratic;
four pages ; size— daily 22x32. weekly 28x40 ;
subscription— daily $12, weekly .$3 ; estab-
lished 1871; A. D. Battle, editor; Times Pub-
lishing Co., publishers ; circulation— daily
K, weekly J 1.
SPARTA, C. H., Bienville Parish, 500t
pop., about 40 m. S. E. of Shreveport, and
60 from Monroe. A trade centre for a very
large section.
RURAL TIMES; Saturdays four
pages ; size 22x31 ; subscription .§2 ; estab-
lished 1868 ; James D. and George E. Head,
editors and publishers : circulation K.
THIBODAUX, C.H., Lafourche Par-
ish, 2,600+ p(3p., on Bayou Lafourche, 3 m.
from Morgan's Louisiana & Texas Rd., and
55 from New Orleans. The largest town in
the parish and the centre of a thriving
trade. Surrounded by an agricultural and
rice and sugar cane growing district.
SENTINEL; Saturdays; English and
French ; four pages ; size 2;3x33 ; subscription
$4 ; established 1865 ; S. T. Grisamore, editor ;
F. Sancan, publisher ; circulation K 1.
VERMILIONVILLE, C. H., La-
fayette Parish, 2,000+ pop., on Vermilion
Bayou, 180 m. W. by N. of New Orleans and
60 W. by S. of Baton Rouge.
LAFAYETTE ADVERTISER; Sat-
urdays ; English and French ; democratic ;
four pages ; size 22x32 ; subscription $2 50 ; es-
tablished 1865 ; W. B. Bailey, editor and pub-
lisher : circulation K.
LOUISIANA COTTON BOLL;
Thursdays ; English and French ; demo-
cratic ; four pages ; size 26x40 ; subscription
$S: established 1872; J. Y. Gilmore, editor
and publisher ; circulation K.
VIDALIA, C. H., Concordia Parish,
300+ pop., on Mississippi r., opposite Natchez,
147 m. above Baton Rouge. A large cotton-
growing district.
CONCORDIA EAGLE; Thursdays;
four pages ; size 22x31 ; subscription $2 ; estab-
lished 1873; J. P. Ball, Jr., editor and publish-
er; circulation K.
VIENNA, C. H., Lincoln Parish, 6001
pop. Not far from Monroe. A good cotton
market.
SENTINEL; Thursdays; democratic;
four pages; size 22x:30; subscription .$2; es-
tablished 1873 ; J. T. Walker, editor and pub-
lisher : circulation K.
WASHINGTON, St. Landry Parish,
907 pop.
NEWS; Fridays ; four pages ; size
22x31 ; subscription $1 50 ; established 1878 ;
Willis Prescott, editor and publisher ; circ'n K.
WEST BATON ROUGE, West
Baton Rouge Parish, 3UU+ pop., on Missis-
sippi r., opposite Baton Rouge. Engaged in
the cultivation of sugar cane and cotton.
SUGAR PLANTER: Saturdays; inde-
pendent ; four pages ; size 21x28 ; subscrip-
tion S3 ; established 1859 ; H. J. Hyams, editor
and publisher ; circulation K.
WINNSBOROUGH, C. H., Frank-
lin Parish, 540+ pop., on Turkey Creek,
about 40 m. N. by W. of Natchez, Miss.
FRANKLIN SUN ; Fridays ; four
pages; size 24x35; subscription S2 oO; estab-
lished 1864; Lew^Is W. Zim, editor and pub-
lisher ; circulation K. The official Journal of
the Parish ; circulated extensively in the sur-
rounding Parishes; is one of the best adver-
tising mediums in North Louisiana.
148
GEO. P. HOWELL & GO'S
3IAINE.
AUBURN, C. H., Androscoggin Co.,
10,000+ pop., on the M. C. Sc Grand Trunk
Rd., west side of the r., opposite Lewistou.
Engaged in shoe and cotton manufactures.
GREENBACK - LABOR-CHKONI -
CL.E; Fridays ; greenback ; four pages ; size
24x39 ; subscription $1 ; established 1875 ;
Fogg, Blood & Co., editors and publishers;
circulation G.
AUGUSTA, C.H., Kennebec Co., State
capital, 10,000+ pop., on Portland & Kenne-
bec Rd., and on Kennebec r., at head of
steam navigation. Engaged in commerce
and manufacture.
KENNEBEC JOURN ATi ; every morn-
ing except Sunday, and AV E E K L. Y,
Wednesdays ; republican ; four pages ; size-
daily 24x36, weekly 31x46 ; subscription— daily
$7, weekly $2; established— daily 1869. weekly
1824 ; Sprague & Son, editors and publishers ;
circulation— daily K, weekly I.
GOSPEIi BANNER; Saturdays; uni-
versalist ; four pages; size 29x42; subscription
$2 20 ; established 1835 ; Rev. Geo. W. Quinby,
D. D., editor and publisher ; circulation G 1.
MAINE FARMER; Saturdays; agri-
cultural ; four pages ; size 29x42 ; subscription
$2 ; established 1832 ; Badger & Manley, pub-
lishers ; circulation F,
MAINE.
OUR FIRESIDE JOURNALi; Satur
days, and MONTHLY; literary; sixteen
pages ; size 31x46; subscription— weekly §2 50,
monthly $1 ; established 1875 ; True & Co.,
editors and publishers; does not insert ad-
vertisements. „ _^
PEOPLE'S LITERARY COMPAN-
ION; Saturdavs; literary; si.xteen pages;
size 32x46 ; subscription .$2; established 1869 ;
E. C. Allen, editor; E. C. Allen & Co., publish-
ers ; does not insert advertisements.
ILLUSTRATED FAMILY HER-
ALD; monthly; literary; sixteen pages;
size 31x44 ; subscription $1 ; established 18(8 ;
True & Co., editors and publishers; does not
Insert advertisements.
VICKERY'S FIRESIDE VISI-
TOR; monthly ; literary ; eight pages ; size
34x51) ; subscription §1 ; established 1874 ; P.
O. Vickery, editor and publisher ; does not
insert advertisements.
BANGOR, C. H., Penobscot Co.,
19,380+ pop., on Penobscot r., at eastern ter
minus of Maine Central and western ter-
minus of Eui-opean & North American Rd.
Engaged in the lumber trade, and the cen-
tre of supplies for a large portion of the
central part of the State. Largest city in
Maine, excepting Portland.
COMMERCIAL; every evening except
Sundav, and COMMERCIAL AND
DEMOCRAT, Fridays; democratic; four
pages ; size— daily 24.x36, weekly 29x46 ; sub-
scription-daily ST, weekly $1; established-
daily 1871, weekly 1838 ; J. P. Bass & Co., edi-
tors and publishers; circulation — daily J,
weeklv J J 1.
WHIG AND COURIER; every morn
ing except Sunday, and COURIER, Fri-
days; republican; four pages; size 2<x41;
subscription— daily $8,Aveekly $2 ; established
1834 ; C. A. Boutelle, editor ; Boutelle & Burr,
publishers ; circ'n— daily J J, weekly J J 1.
COURIER; (see Whig and Courier).
DIRIGO RURAL; Saturdays; agricul-
tural; eitfht pages; size 27x40; subscription
$1 50 ; established 1874 ; D. M. Hall, editor and
publisher ; circulation 1 1.
BATH, C. H., Sagadahoc Co., 10,0001
pop., on Maine Central Rd. and Kennebec
r., 12 m. from its mouth. Engaged in ship
building and the lumber trade, and enjoys
superior advantages for navigation. A line
of steamers connects with Boston.
TIMES; every evening except Sunday,
and AMERICAN SENTINEL, Thurs-
days ; republican ; four pages ; size— daily
22x32, weekly 25x37; subscription— daily $7,
weekly $2; established— daily 1862, weekly
1854 ; E. Upton & Son, editors and publishers ;
circulation— daily K 1, weekly J 1.
BELFAST, C. H., Waldo Co., 5,278
pop., at head of Penobscot Bay, possessing
a fine harbor, and is the terminus of the
Belfast branch of Maine Central Rd., 132 m.
from Portland. Engaged in ship building,
and foreign and domestic commerce.
PROGRESSIVE AGE; Thursdays;
republican ; four pages ; size 27x40 ; subscrip-
tion S2 50 ; established 1854 ; Wm. M. Rust,
editor and publisher ; circulation 1 1.
REPUBLICAN JOURNAL; Thuis
days ; four pages ; size 28x41 ; subscription
$3 ; established 1830 ; Wm. H. Simpson, editor
and publisher ; circulation H 1.
BIDDEFORD, York Co., 12,000t
pop., on Saco r., opposite Saco, and on Port-
land, Saco & Portsmouth, and Boston &
Maine Rds., 15 m. from Portland. A thriv-
ing cotton manufacturing and commercial
city.
EVENING TIMES; every evening ex-
cept Sunday ; four pages ; size 22x31 ; sub-
scription $6; established 1876; A. J. Small,
editor and publisher ; cii-culation K 1.
ADVANCE ; Saturdays ; four pages ; size
24x36 ; subscription $1 ; established 1879 ; O.
Butler, editor and publisher ; circulation K 1.
UNION AND JOURNAL; Fridays;
republican ; four pages ; size 26x40 ; subscrip-
tion $2 50; established 1844; G. A. Hobbs,
editor and publisher ; ciix-ulation J 1.
BRIDGTON, Cumberland Co., 3,000t
pop., 40 m. from Portland, on Sebago Lake.
A steamboat line, known as Sebago Lake
Route, touches here. Engaged in woolen
. and other manuf aciures.
NEWS; Fridays ; independent ; four
pages ; size 24x36 ; subscription $1 50 ; estab-
lished 1870; H. A. Shorey, editor and pub-
lisher; circulation J 1. Best and only
advertising medium in Northern Cumberland
and Eastern Oxford.
BRUNSWICK, Cumberland Co.y
4,500+ pop., on Androscoggin r. and Maine
Central Rd., at the junction of branch rail-
roads running to Bath, Lewiston and Farm-
ington, 26 m. from Portland and 30 fi-om
Augusta. Engaged In lumber trade, ship
building and wood-pulp and paper manu-
facturing, and the centre of considerable
country trade. Seat of Bowdoin College
and the Medical School of 3Iaine.
TELEGRAPH; Fridays; four pages;
size 22x32; subscription SI 50; established
1853 ; A. G. Tenney, editor and publisher ; cir-
culation K K 1.
BOWDOIN ORIENT; biweekly; six-
teen pages ; size of page 8x11 ; subscription
S2 ; established 1871 ; Senior Class of Bowdoin
College, editors and publishers ; circulation
K ; issued during the collegiate year.
CALAIS, Washington Co., 6,500t pop.,
at head of navigation on St. Croix r., and
opposite St. Stephens, N. B. The market of
all the up-river counties, and of the Prov-
ince of New Brunswick. Engaged in ship-
building and lumber trade.
AMERICAN NEWSPAPER DIRECTORY,
149
MAINE.
MAINE.
ADVERTISER ; Wednesdays; republi-
can ; four pages ; size 25x37 ; subscription $2 ;
establislied 1842; John Jackson, editor and
publisher ; circulation K.
TIMES ; Fridays ; four pages ; size 27x41 ;
subscription §2 50 ; established 1869 ; Whid-
den & Rose, editors and publishers ; circula-
tion J 1.
CAMD£N, Knox Co., 4,512 pop., on
Penobscot bay, 8 m. N. of Rockland and 48
from Bangor. Ship building and the pro-
duction of lime carried on.
HERALD; Saturdays; independent;
four pages ; size 24x36 ; subscription $2 ; es-
tablished 1869 ; Wilder W. Perry, editor and
publisher ; circulation J 1.
CANTON, Oxford Co.
MAINE HORSE BREEDERS
M O N T H L. A^ ; horse-breeding ; twenty-
eight pages ; size of page 7x10 ; subscription
$1 ; established 1879 ; J. W, Thompson, editor
and publisher.
CORNISH, York Co.
MAXIMA; Saturdays; neutral; four
pages ; size 24x35 ; subscription .$1; established
1878 ; Wan-en J. Holland, editor and pub-
lisher ; circulation K K.
DAMARISCOTTA, Lincoln Co.,
1,300+ pop., on Knox & Lincoln Rd., 18 m. E.
from Bath. Is the geographical and trade
centre of the county. The principal occu-
pation is shipbuilding, but the town lies in
a farming section.
HERALD AND RECORD ; Thurs
days ; independent ; four pages ; size 23x36 ;
subscription $1 50 ; established 1876 ; Dunbar
Brothers, editors and publishers ; circulation
J ; dated at Damariscotta and Newcastle.
DEXTER, Penobscot Co., S.lOOf pop.,
the terminus of Dexter & Newport branch
of Maine Central Rd., 30 m. N. W. of Ban-
gor ; is on a branch of Sebasticook r., which
furnishes good water power for woolen
mills and other manufactories located
here.
GAZETTE; Fridays; four pages; size
27x41 ; subscription $2; established •1863; M.
F. Herring, editor and publisher ; circula-
tion J J.
DOVER, C. H., Piscataquis Co., 2,000t
pop., on Piscataquis r., 12 m. N. of Dexter.
PISCATAQUIS OBSERVER;
Thursdays ; republican ; four pages ; size
27x42 ; subscription $1 50 ; established 1848 ;
Edes & Barrows, editors and publishers ; cir-
culation K 1.
EASTPORT, Washington Co., 4,000t
pop., on Moose Island. Great fish depot.
Engaged In foreign and domestic com-
merce.
SENTINEL; Wednesdays; republican;
four pages ; size 26x41 : subscription .$2 ; estab-
lished 1818 ; N. B. Nutt, editor and publisher ;
circulation J 1.
ELLSWORTH, C. H., Hancock Co.,
6,000-f- pop., on Union r., 26 m. from Bangor.
Engaged in the lumber trade and ship
building.
AMERICAN; Thursdays: republican;
four pages ; size 28x42 : subscription §2 ; estab-
lished 1855 ; Hancock County Publishing Co.,
editors and publishers ; circulation J 1.
PAIRFIELD, Somerset Co., 3,800t
pop., on Kennebec r., and Maine Central
Ed., at junction of Lewiston division 83 m.
from Portland. Engaged in manufactur-
ing and lumbering.
JOURNAL; Wednesdays ; independent ;
four pages ; size 24x36 ; subscription $2 ; es-
tablished 1872 ; circulation J 1.
P I N E T R E E STATE ; Thursdays ;
democz-atic; four pages; size 24x36; sub-
scription SI 50; established 1880; Benjamin
Bunker, editor and puVjlisher.
FARMINGTON, C. H., Franklin
Co., 3,251 pop., on Sandy r. The terminus of
the Androscoggin r., 47 m. from Lewiston,
83 from Augusta and 80 from Portland. Sur-
i rounded by an agricultural district. Some
manufactures carried on.
I CHRONICLE; Thursdays; republican;
four pages ; size 26x38 ; subscription §2 ; es-
tablished 1845 ; Chas. W. Keyes, editor and
1 publisher ; cii-culation I I.
rORT FAIRFIELD, -4 roos<oo^• Co.,
2,000+ pop., in the Aroostook River Valley,
on Aroostook r., six miles from its mouth,
150 m. N. E. by N. of Bangor. Surrounded
bj' a fine agTicultural region. Terminus of
N. B. Rd. Centre of a large lumber trade,
also in general merchandise and country
produce.
AROOSTOOK VALLEY SUN-
RISE; Wednesdays; republican; four
pages ; size 24x36 ; subscription $2 ; estab-
lished 186:3 ; Ed. A. Lynde, editor and pub-
lisher ; circulation J J.
GARDINER, Kennebec Co., .5,000t
pop., on Maine Central Rd., and at the head
of steamboat and ship navigation on the
Kennebec r., 7 m. S. of Augusta. Has exten-
sive water power and is largely engaged in
manufactures, commerce and lumber
trade. Centre of the ice business in the
State.
HOME JOURNAL; Wednesdays ; four
pages ; size 25x38 ; subscription $2 50 ; estab-
lished 1852 ; H. K. Morrell & Son, editors and
publishers ; circulation J.
KENNEBEC REPORTER; Satur
days ; four pages ; size 24x36 ; subscription
$2 ; established 1865 ; Richard B. Caldwell &
Co., editors and publishers ; circulation K 1.
HALLOWELL, Kennebec Co., 3,500t
pop., on Kennebec r., 2 m. S. of Augusta.
Exports considerable granite from its quar-
ries.
REGISTER; Saturdays; four pages;
size 24x37 ; subsci'iption §2 ; established 1878 ;
Walter F. Marston, editor and publisher ; cir-
culation K K.
HOULTON, C. H., Aroostook Co.,
2,850+ pop., on European & North American
Rd., 190 m. N. E. of Augusta. Terminus of
the New Bruns\%ack & Canada Rd. Engaged
in farming and manufactures.
AROOSTOOK PIONEER; Tuesdays;
independent ; four pages ; size 24x36 ; sub-
scription §2 ; established 1857 ; W. S. Gilnian,
editor and publisher ; circulation J.
AROOSTOOK TIMES; Thursdays;
independent ; four pages ; size 24x36 ; sub-
scription 82 ; established 1860 ; Theo. Cary,
editor and publisher ; circulation K 1.
KENNEBUNK, York Co., 2,603 pop.
EASTERN STAR; Fridays; four
ages ; size 22x32 ; subscription SI 50 ; estab-
ished 1877 ; W. Lester Watson, editor and
publisher ; circulation J 1.
LEWISTON, Androscoggin Co., 20.-
000+ pop., on Androscoggin r.. Grand Trunk
Fi
150
GEO. P. ROWELL <k GO'S
MAINE.
MAINE.
and M line Central and Androscoggin Rds.
Auburn, C. H., on tlie opposite bank of the
Androscoggin, is a city of over 10,000 pop.
The two cities are connected by 4 bridges,
employ ten millions of capital, and are
practically one city. The river furnishes
water power, which is employed in manu-
facturing. Cotton, woolen, lumber, ma-
chinery, and boots and shoes are the chief
articles manufactured.
EVENING JOURNAL.; every evening
except Saturday and Sunday, SATURDAY
JOURNAL, Saturdays, and JOURNAL,
Thursdays ; republican ; daily four pages,
Saturday and weekly eight pages ; size— daily
24x37, Saturday and weekly 32x46 ; subscrip- |
tion— daily ^vith Saturday edition $7, Satur- ••
dav edition $1 50, weeklv $2 50 ; established-
daily 1861, weekly 1847 ; Nelson Dingley, Jr., &
Co., editors and publishers ; circulation —
daily J J 1. weeklv E. j
GAZETTE ; Fridays ; democratic ; four i
pages ; size 27x41 ; subscription— including
Tuesday Edition — $2 ; established 1872 ; Win.
H. Waldron & Co., editors and publishers;
circulation I 1. The Tuesday Edition, four
pages, size 20x26, is issued on Tuesdays.
BATE!^ .STUDENT; monthly; thirty-
two pages octavo ; subscription $1 ; estab-
lished 1873 ; Students of Bates College, editors
and publishers ; circulation K ; a college
magazine.
MACHIAS, C. H., Washington Co.,
2,525 pop., on Machias r. Engaged in ship
building, and coast and lumber trade.
REPUBLICAN; Saturdays; republi-
can ; four pages ; size 24.x36 ; subscription
$2 50 ; established 1856 ; C. O. Furbush, editor
and publisher ; circulation K 1.
UNION: Tuesdaj's ; democratic; four
pages ; size 24x36 ; subscription $3 ; established
18.53 ; George W. Drisko, editor ; Drisko & Par-
lin, publishers ; circulation J.
MECHANICS FALLS, Androscog-
gin Co., 2,CiO0'f- pop., distant 9 m. from Lewis-
ton and Auburn. There is a rifle factory,
shoe manufactory and several paper mills
in operation.
CITIZEN; Wednesdays ; four pages ; size
20x26 ; subscription §1 ; established 1877 ; Chas.
S. Allen, editor and publisher ; circulation K.
NEW CASTLE, Lincoln Co.
HERALD AND RECORD; (see Da
mariscotta).
NEWPORT, Penobscot Co., l,600t
pop., on Maine Central Rd., 25 m. W. of
Bangor. Lumber and carriage manufac-
tures.
TIMES; Saturdays; eight pages; size
24x32 ; subscription $1 50 ; established 1879 ;
R. O. Robbins, editor; Robbins & Herring,
publishers.
NORTH ANSON, Somerset Co.,
1,745 pop., on Kennebec r., 10 m. from Skow-
hegan. Engaged in agriculture, manufac-
tures and the lumber trade.
UNION ADVOCATE; Wednesdays;
democratic ; four pages ; size 24x36 ; subscrip-
tion $2 ; established 1856 ; A. Moore & Son, ed-
itors and publishers ; circulation K 1.
NORWAY, Oxford Co., 916 pop.,1 m.
from Grand Trunk Rd., and 48 from Port-
land. Has an extensive water power and is
engaged in the largest manufacturing In
the county.
NEW RELIGION ; Thursdays; liberal
Christianity; four pages: size 24x37; subscrip-
tion $1 50 ; established 1878 ; Rev. J. A. Seitz,
editor ; New Religi'u Publishing Co., pub-
lishers ; circulation J J 1.
PARIS, C. H., Oxford Co., 2,765 pop.,
on the Grand Trunk Rd., 48 m. from Port-
land. The shire town of the county, and
centre of trade. Engaged in manufac-
tures.
OXFORD DEMOCRAT; Tuesdays;
republican ; four pages ; size 24x36 ; subscrip-
tion $2; established 1833; Geo. H. Watkins,
editor and publisher ; cii-culation J 1.
PHILLIPS, Franklin Co., l,400t pop.,
on Sandy r., 17 m. from Farmington, in an
agricultural district.
PHONOGRAPH; Saturdays ; eight
pages ; size 20x26 ; subscription $1 50 ; estab-
lished 1878 ; O. M. Moore, editor and pub-
lisher ; circulation K 1.
PORTLAND, C.H., Cumberland Co.,
31,413 pop., on Casco bay. Has one of the
finest harbors on the coast. Connected by
rail and steamer with all parts of Maine and
the British Provinces. Two lines of railroad
and a daily steamer connect with Boston,
Mass., and a triweekly line of steamers to
New York. Has a new line of railroad
reaching through the White Mountains to
the West, and is the winter port of the
Allan line of steamers from Liverpool. Has
a large trade from the West Indies.
ADVERTISER; every evening except
Sunday, and WEEIvL Y, Saturdays ; repub-
lican ; four pages ; size 24x36 ; subscription-
daily $7, weekly $1 50 ; established 1785 ; H. W.
Richardson, editor ; State Publishing Asso-
ciation, publishers ; circulation— daily J 1,
weekly I.
EASTERN ARGUS; every morning
except Sunday, TRI-WEEKLY, Tues-
days, Thursdays and Satvirdays, and
WEEKLY, Thursdays; democratic ; four
i pages ; size — daily and tri-weekly 28x41, week
I Iv 30x46 ; subscription— daily $8, tri-weeklv
! $3 50, weekly $2 ; established 1803 ; John M.
Adams, editor ; John M. Adams & Co., pub-
lishers ; circulation— daily I 1, tri-w«ekly K,
weekly H 1.
PRIESS; every morning except Sundaj*.
and MAINE STATE PRESS, Thurs-
days; republican; daily four pages, weekly
eight pages ; size— daily 28x42, weekly 31x48 ;
subscription— daily $8, weekly $2 50 ; estab-
j lished 1862 ; Portland Publishing Co., editors
' and publishers ; circulation — daily H 1, week-
ly H 1.
\t CHRISTIAN MIRROR; Saturdays:
congregational ; four pages ; size 28x41 ; sub-
scription $2 50 ; established 1822 ; I. P. Warren,
D D., editor and publisher; circulation 1 1.
LiIVING ISSUE; Saturdays; temper-
ance ; four pages ; size 22x32 ; subscription
$2 ; established 1873 ; Maine Temperance Al-
liance, publishers ; F. G. Rich, manager ; cir-
culation J 1.
MAINE STATE PRESS; (see Press).
NEW ERA- LEADER; Thursdays ;
eight pages ; size 27x42 ; subscription $1 .50 ;
established 1877; New Era Publishing Co.,
i editors and publishers ; circulation 1 1.
i SATURDAY EVENING MAIE: Sat
' urdays ; democratic ; eight pages ; size 20x24 ;
subscription .$2 50; established 1879; John P.
I Neal, editor and publisher.
[ SUNDAY SUN; Sundays ; four pages;
size 24x36 ; subscription $1 50 ; established
1879; George O. Gos.se & Bro., editors and
publishers.
SUNDAY TIMES; Sundays; four
j pages ; size 25x36 ; subscription $2 ; estab-
I lished 1875 ; Giles O. Bailey, editor and pub-
1 Usher ; circulation I 1.
TRANSCRIPT; Saturdays; literary;
eight pages ; size 32x44 ; subscription $2 ;
established 1836 ; E. H. Elwell and S. T. Pick-
AMERICAN NEWSPAPER DIRECTORY,
151
MAINE.
ard, editors ; Elwell, Plckard & Co., publish-
ers ; circulation D 1. A literary weekly, estab-
lished in 183V,; has the largest circulation in
the city, county and State.
ZION'S* ADVOCATE; Wednesdays;
baptist ; four pages : size 28x41 ; subscription
S2 50 ; established i82S ; Henry S. Burrage,
editor and publisher ; circulation H.
FLORAL MONTHLY; floricultural ;
eight pages ; size 20x25 ; subscription 50 cents ;
established 1880; W. E. Morton & Co., editors
and publishers.
HELPING HAND; monthly; unsec-
tarian ; four pages ; size 16x24 ; subscription
30 cents ; established 1873 ; W. H. Hobbs, ed-
itor; Young Men's Christian Association,
publishers ; circulation J 1.
ILLUSTRATED HOI !^EHOLD
3IAGAZINE; monthly; literary; twenty-
eight pages: size of page 14x19: subscription
$1 25; established 187S; George Stinson & Co.,
editors and publishers ; does not insert ad-
vertisements.
NORTH-EAST; monthly; episcopal;
eight pages ; size 19x24 ; subscription $1 ; es-
tablished 1872 ; Chas. W. Hayes, editor : Hoyt,
Fogg & Donham, publishers ; circulation K 1.
OUR HOME AND FIRESIDE MAG
AZINE; monthly; literary; twenty pages ;
size of page 11x16 ; subscription $1 ; estab-
lished 1873; H. Hallett & Co., editors and pub-
lishers : does not insert advertisements.
PEOPLE'S ILLISTRATED
JOURNAL; monthly; literary; thirty-
two pages ; size 36x53 ; subscription .$1 ; es-
tablished 1877; George Stinson & Co., editors
and publishers ; does not insert adver-
tisements.
PRICE-CURRENT; monthly; com-
mercial ; four pages ; size 22x32 ; subscription
82 ; established 1862 ; M. X. Rich, editor and
publisher ; circulation K.
UNION BIBLE TEACHER; month
ly ; unsectarian ; eight pages ; size 20x28 ; sub-
scription 50 cents ; established 1875 ; Iloyt,
Fogg & Donham, editors and publishers ; cir-
culation J 1.
MASONIC TOKEN; quarterly: ma-
sonic ; eight pages ; size 18x24 ; subscription 12
cents ; established 1867 ; Stephen Berry, ed-
itor and publisher; circulation J 1.
PRESQUE ISLE, Aroostook Co.,
1,200+ pop., on Presque r., having a fine
Avater power, 150 m. from Bangor, 42 from
Houlton and 17 from steamboat navigation
on the St. Johns r. Terminus of New Bruns-
wick Rd. Engaged in agi-iculture and the
lumber trade.
NORTH STAR; Saturdays; indepen-
dent ; four pages : size 24x36 ; subscription
82; established 1872; F. G. Parker & Co., ed-
itors and publishers ; circulation K 1.
RICHMOND, Sagadahoc Co., 2,.350t
pop., on Maine Central Rd., 17 m. S. of Au-
gusta.
HERALD; Fridavs ; four pages ; size
21x26; subscription §1 25: established 1879;
George E. Richardson, editor and publisher ;
printed at the office of the Thomaston Herald.
ROCKLAND, C. H., Knox Co., 8,000t
pop., on Penobscot bay, at eastern termi-
nus of Knox & Lincoln Rd., 49 m. f I'om Bath.
Engaged in ship building, and foreign and
domestic commerce. Has extensive lime
stone quarries.
COURIER; Tuesdays; four pages ; size
22x:?2; subscription -SI ; established 1874; W.
O. Fuller, Jr., editor; Fuller & Jones, publish-
ers : circulation K K 1.
FREE PRESS; Wednesdays ; republi-
can ; four pages ; size 27x40 ; subscription
82 50 ; established 1855 ; Ed\vin Sprague, ed-
itor and puVilisher ; circulation J 1.
GAZETTE; Thursdays; independent;
four pages ; size 27x42 ; subscription $2 ;
established 1846 ; Z. Pope Vose, editor ; Vose
MAINE.
& Porter, publishers ; circulation J 1. Oldest
and best local and family paper in county.
Best local circulation and most desirable ad-
vertisinfi medium.
OPINION; Fridays; democratic; four
pages ; size 27x42 ; subscription $2 ; estab-
lished 1874 ; Levi M. RobV)ins and Oliver Otis,
editors and publishers ; circulation I 1.
SACO, York Co., 5,755 pop., opposite
Biddeford, on Sa,co r., 6 m. from its mouth,
and on Portland, Saco & Portsmouth Rd.,
13 m. S. W. of Portland. A large amounts f
capital is substantially invested, including
lumber, cotton, iron and other manufac-
tures.
STATE DE3IOCRAT; Thursdays;
democratic ; four pages ; size 26x40 ; subscrip-
tion S2 .50 ; established 1878 ; William S. Noyes,
editor and publisher ; circulation J 1.
YORK CO. INDEPENDENT; Tues
davs ; independent ; four pages ; size 26x36 ;
subscription 82 50 ; established 1869 ; Noyes &
Co., editors and publishers ; circulation J.
ST. GEORGE, Knox Co.
JOURNAL; Fridays; four pages ; size
21x26 ; subscription $1 : established 1877 ;
George E. Richardson, editor and publisher ;
circulation K ; printed at the office of the
Thomaston Herald.
SHERMAN, Aroostook Co.
KATAHDIN KALENDAR; Satur
days ; four pages ; size 20x26 ; subscription
81; established 1876; Kalendar Publishing
Co., editors and publishers ; circulation K K ;
dated and published at Sherman and Patten.
SKOWHEGAN, C. H., Somerset Co.,
5,000+ pop., on Kennebec r. Terminus of
Skowhegan branch of Maine Central Rd., 30
m. from Augusta, and 100 from Portland.
Engaged in lumbering, farming and manu-
facturing.
SOMERSET REPORTER; Wednes
davs; republican; four pages; size 26x42;
subscription $2 ; established 1840 ; Smith &
Mayo, editors and publishers ; circ'n J J 1.
SOUTH BERW^ICK, York Co.,
3,000+ pop., on Piscataquis r., 12 m. from
Portsmouth, X. H., and on line of Boston &
Maine and Portsmouth, Gi-eat Falls & Con-
way Rds. Cotton, woolen goods and shoe
manufactures.
LOCAL RECORD; Fridays ; four
pages ; size 22x:30 ; subscription 81 ; estab-
lished 1879; A. Cook, editor; Record Pub-
lishing Co., publishers ; circulation K.
SPRING VALE, York Co., l,200t
pop., 30 m. from Portland, 5 from Alfred
and 12 from Rochester, N. H. Is a large
and trade centre for neighboring
Has several cotton and shoe fac-
lumber
towns.
tories.
REPORTER; Saturdays: greenback:
four pages: size 24x35; subscription $1; es-
tablished 1876 ; Cheever & Noyes, editors and
publishers ; ciix-ulatlon K 1.
THOMASTON, Knox Co., 3,200t
pop., on the Georges r. and the Knox & Lin-
coln Rd., 4 m. W. of Rockland. Engaged in
ship building and the manufacture of
lime. It is also the location of the Maine
State Prison.
HERALD; Fridays; four pages; size
21x26 ; subscription 8125; established 1877 ;
George E. Richardson, editor and publisher;
circulation J J.
WALDOBOROUGH, Lincoln Co.,
152
GEO. P. ROWELL & GO'S
MAINE.
MARYLAND.
4,140t pop., port of entry on Medomak r. and
Knox & Lincoln Rd. Principal business,
ship building and agriculture. Waldobor-
ough is the trade centre for various towns
in the surrounding region.
lilNCOLN CO. NEWS; Thursdays ; in-
dependent ; f ovir pages ; size 24x35 ; subscrip-
tion $1 50 ; established 1873 ; Samuel L. Miller,
editor and publisher ; circulation J 1.
WATERVIIiLE, Kennebec Co., 4,852
pop., on Kennebec r., 18 ni. from Augusta,
at junction of Maine Central and Portland
& Kennebec Rds. Ticonic Falls furnish
some water power, which is partially de-
veloped.
MAILi; Fridays; republican; four pages;
size 25x36 ; subscription $2 ; established 1847 ;
Maxham & Wing, editors and publishers ;
circulation J
3IARYLAND.
ANNAPOLIS, C. H., Anne Arundel
Co., State capital, 5,744 pop., on Severn r., 2
m. from Chesapeake bay and 30 from Balti-
more. The Annapolis & Elk Ridge Rd,
connects It with Baltimore & Washington
Rd. In a fruit and berry-growing coun-
try. The seat of St. John's College and of
United States Naval Academy. The most
Important branch of business is its oyster
trade.
RECORD ; every evening except Sunday,
and WEERIiY, Fridays ; independent ;
daily four pages, weekly eight pages ; size-
daily 16x22, weekly 30x44 ; subscription— daily
$4 16, weekly $1 ; established 1875 ; E. S. Riley,
Jr., editor and publisher; circulation— week-
ly K K.
ANNE ARUNDEL. ADVERTISER;
Thursdays ; four pages ; size 26x40 ; subscrip-
tion $1 ; established 1870 ; Wm. T. Iglehart,
editor and publisher ; circulation K.
MARYLAND GAZETTE; Tuesdays;
republican ; four pages ; size 24x36 ; subscrip-
tion $1 ; established 1745 ; J. Guest King, ed-
itor and publisher ; circulation J 1.
MARYLAND REPUBLICAN AND
STATE CAPITAL ADVERTISER;
Saturdays ; democratic ; four pages ; size
27x43 ; subscription $1 ; established 1809 ; Geo.
Colton, editor ; L. F. Colton, publisher ; circu-
lation J.
BALTIMORE, Baltimore Co., 302,-
893t pop., on Patapsco r., near Chesapeake
bay. The metropolis of Maryland, on Phila-
delphia, Wilmington & Baltimore Rd., and
terminus of Baltimore & Ohio, Northern
Central and Baltimore & Potomac Rds., 98
m. from Philadelphia and 38 from Wash-
ington. Engaged in foreign and domestic
commerce and manufactures. Great oy-
ster and tobacco market ; also celebrated
for canned fruits and vegetables of all de-
scriptions.
AMERICAN AND COMMERCIAL
ADVERTISER ; every morning,
AMERICAN, Saturdays; four pages
EVENING BULLETIN; every even
ing except Sunday ; four pages ; size 28x41 ;
subscription $6; established 1876; Bulletin
Printing and Publishing Co., editors and pub-
lishers ; circulation G G 1.
GAZETTE; every morning except Sun-
day, and WEEKLY, Saturdays; indepen-
dent ; four pages ; size 25x37 ; subscription —
daily $3 50, weekly $1 ; established— daily 1838,
weekly 1864 ; Gazette Publishing Co.. editors
and publishers ; circulation — daily E, weekly
HI.
HERALD; every morning except Sun-
day and every evening except Sunday ; repub-
lican ; four pages ; size 23x34 : subscription —
morning $3, evening $3 ; established 1875 ; cir-
culation F F 1.
NEWS; every evening except Sunday,
and SUNDAY NEWS, Sundays ; demo-
cratic ; daily four pages, Sunday eight pages ;
size— daily 25x38, Sunday 37x47 ; subscription-
— daily $6, Sunday $1 50; established— daily
1868, weekly 1874 ; Hermange & Brewer, edi-
tors and publishers ; circulation — daily E,
Sunday E.
SUN ; everj' morning except Sunday, and
WEEKLY, Saturdays; independent; four
pages ; size 25x38 ; subscription — daily $6,
weekly $1 ; established— daily 1837, weekly
1838 ; A. S. Abell & Co., editors and publishers;
circulation— daily C 1, weekly F 1.
VOLKSFREUND; every morning ex-
cept Sunday, and DIE BIENE VON
BALTIMORE, Sundays; German; inde-
pendent ; four pages ; size — daily 18x26, Sun-
day 26x40: subscription— daily with Sunday
$5 "20, Sunday $3; established— daily 1879,
Sunday 1873 ; Sigmund Junger, editor and
publisher ; circulation — daily H, Sunday H 1.
AMERICAN; (see American and Com-
mercial Advertiser).
AMERICAN CITIZEN ; Saturdays ;
! four pages ; size 22x31 ; subscription $1 50 ;
established 1879 ; J. W. Stokeley & Co., editors
and publishers.
BALTIMOREAN; Saturdays; four
pages ; size 28x42 ; subscription $2 ; estab-
lished 1872 ; Crutchflelds & Haas, editors and
publishers ; circulation G.
BUNTE BLAETTER; Saturdays;
German ; literary ; twelve pages ; size of page
10x14 ; subscription $2 50 ; established 1877 ;
A. Von Degen, editor and publisher ; circula-
tion K 1.
CATHOLIC MIRROR; Saturdays;
catholic ; eight pages ; size 30x46 ; subscription
$3 ; established 1850 ; John B. Plet, editor and
publisher ; circulation H 1.
CHURCH NEWS ; Thursdays ; protes-
tant-episcopal ; four pages ; size 22x31 ; sub-
scription SI .50 ; established 1879 ; Rev. Camp-
bell Fair, D. D., editor ; Baker & Co., publish-
ers.
DIE BIENE VON BALTIMORE
(see Volksfrerind).
EPISCOPAL METHODIST ;Wednes-
days ; methodist ; eight pages ; size 32x44 ;
subscription $2 20 ; established 1866 ; Samuel
K. Cox, editor and publisher ; circulation H 1.
EPISCOPAL REGISTER; (seePhila
delphia, Pa.)
EVERY SATURDAY: Saturdays;
eight pages ; size 26x39 ; subscription $2 50 ;
established 1877; Charles M. Caughy, editor
and publisher ; circulation G G.
INDEPENDENT METHODIST;
Thursdays ; methodist ; four pages ; size
20x27 ; subscription .$1 ; established 1878 ; Rev.
Charles M. Giffln, editor and publisher ; cir-
culation J.
JEWISH CHRONICLE; Fridays;
English and German ; eight pages ; size 24x:54 ;
subscription $3 ; established 1875 ; D. Bins-
wanger & Co., editors and publishers ; circu-
lation 1 1.
, JOURNAL OF COMMERCE AND
[PRICE CURRENT; Saturdays; coni-
1 mercial ; four pages ; size 28x42 ; subscription
j $5 ; established 1850 ; George U. Porter, editor
I and publisher ; circulation I. Special atten-
tion given to maritime intelligence and to tlie
and
size
— daily 30x47, Aveekly 30x42 ; subscription—
diaily $9, with Sunday $10, Sunday $1 50, week-
ly $1; established— daily 1773, weekly 1850;
Chas. C. Fulton, editor and publisher ; circu-
lation—daily D. weekly DDL
DEUTSCHE CORRESPONDENT ;
every morning except Sunday, and WEEK.-
L Y, Fridays ; German ; four pages ; size-
daily 28x44, weekly 30x44 ; subscription — daily
.■^7, weekly $2 50 ; established— daily 1840. _ .,..„,
weekly 1845; Frederick Raine, editor and \compilaiion of the commercial statistics of the
publisher ; circ'n— daily F 1, weekly 1 1. I Port of Baltimore.
AMERICAN NEWSPAPER DIRECTORY
153
3IARYLAND.
KATHOLISCHE VOL-KS-ZEIT-
UNtr; Saturdays; German; catholic; eight
pages ; size :30x46 ; subscription $2 50 ; estab-
lished I860; John Schmidt, editor; Kreuzer
Brothers, publishers ; circulation D D.
LIVE STOCK AND POULTRY
BULLiETIN ; Tuesdays ; commercial ; four
pages ; size 18x24; subscription $1; established
1876 ; Clinton S. Birch, editor and publisher ;
circulation K.
MARKET JOURNAL.; Saturdays;
commercial ; four pages ; size 26x40 ; subscrip-
tion $2 50 ; established 18T1 ; E. J. Simpson,
editor and publisher ; circulation III.
MARYLAND LAAV RECORD; Sat
urdays ; legal ; four pages ; size 21x28 ; sub-
scription $2 ; established 1878 ; William Allen
Mitchener and Robert H. Hooper, editors ;
Maryland Law Record Co., publishers ; circu-
lation K.
METHODIST PROTESTANT; Sat
urdays ; methodist protestant ; eight pages ;
size 31x44; subscription $2 20; established
1831 ; Rev. E. J. Drinkhoi se, editor and pub-
lisher; circulation H 1.
NATIONAL HIGHWAY ; weekly ;
sixteen pages ; size of page 8x11 ; subscrip-
50 cents ; established 1879 ; Rolfe S. Saunders,
editor and publisher ; a railway time table,
for gratuitous distril)Utiou.
PRESBYTERIAN; Thursdays; pres-
byterian ; eight pages: size 31x44; subscrip-
tion $2 ; established 1872 ; Rev. \V. J. Gill, edi-
tor ; Graham, Gill & Smith, publishers ; cir-
culation 1 1.
SUNDAY NEWS; (see i\'-cirs).
TELEGRAx>I; Saturdays; democratic;
eight pages ; size 31x44 ; subscription $1 50 ;
established 1862; J. T. Ringgold, editor and
publisher; circulation G. The great demo-
cratic weekly. Pledged
President Tilden and
dricks since March, 1876.
State in the Union.
TRUE DEMOCRAT; Saturdays ; demo-
cratic ; four pages ; size 22x31 ; subscription
.$1 ; established 1879 ; Allen E. Forrester, edi-
tor ; True Democrat Publishing Co., publish-
ers.
TRUTH; Saturdays; eight pages; size
26x38; subscription .$1 ; established 1879 ; F. R.
Ludlam, editor and publisher.
WECKER; Sundays; German; inde-
pendent ; eight pages ; size :J4x46 ; subscrip-
tion $2 50 ; established 1874 ; William Schnauf-
f er, editor and publisher ; circulation 1 1.
METHODIST ; .semi-monthly; method-
Ist-episeopal ; eight pages ; size 31x44 ; sub-
scription $1 ; established 1879 ; Editorial
Committee of the Baltimore Conference of
the M. E. Church, editoi-s ; Rev. D. H. Carroll,
publislier.
PROTECTOR; semi-monthly; ancient
order of united workmen : four pages ; size
22x30; subscriptions!; established 1880; Cor-
nelius E. Baird and William M. Butts, editors
and publishers.
UNDERWRITER; semi-monthly; in-
surance ; twenty-four pages ; size of page
9x13 ; subscription $3 ; established 1865 ; C. C.
Bombaugh, editor and publisher ; circ'n J 1.
AMERICAN FARMER; monthly;
agricultural ; sixty pages octavo ; subscrip-
tion $150; established 1819; Samuel Sands
& Son, editors and publishers ; circulation
H. Oldest agricultural 2)C(per in America; a
third of a century under same management.
A3IERICAN JOURNAL OF DEN
MARYLAND.
to the re-election of
Vice-President Hen-
Circulates iji every
TAL SCIENCE; monthly ; dental ; ninety-
two pages octavo ; subscription $2 50; estab-
lished 1867; F. J. S. Gorgas, M. D., D. D. S.,
editor ; Snowden & Cowman, publishers ; cir-
culation J.
HERALD; monthly; commercial; four
pages ; size 28x44 ; subscription $1 ; estab-
lished 1873; T. W. Smith, editor and pub-
lisher ; an advertising sheet.
MARYLAND FAR3IER; monthly;
agricultural ; sixty-four pages octavo ; sub-
scription $1 ; established 18(U ; Ezra Whit-
man, publisher ; circulation H 1.
MARYLAND MEDICAL JOUR-
NAL; monthly; medical; ninety-six pages
octavo; subscription $3; establishel 1877;
J. W. Borst & Co., publishers; circulation J 1.
MARYLAND SCHOOL JOUR-
NAL; monthly; educational; fifty-four
pages octavo ; subscription $1 25 ; established
1874 ; M. A. Newell and Chas. G. Edwards, edi-
tors ; John B. Piet, publisher ; circulation J 1.
MISSIONARY ; monthly ; presbyterian;
twenty-eight pages octavo ; subscription 50
cents ; established 1872 : Rev. J. L. Wilson, D.
D., and Rev. Richard Mcllwaine, editors and
publishers ; circulation G.
SOUTHERN FARM AND FIRE-
SIDE; monthly; twelve pages ; size of page
10x13; subscription $1 50; established 1873;
Southern Farm and Fireside Publishing Co.,
editors and publishers ; an advertising sheet.
AMERICAN JOURNAL OF PHIL-
OLOGY; quarterly; one hundred and
thirtj'-six pages octavo ; subscription $3 ; es-
tablished 1880; Basil L. Gildersleeve, editor
and publisher.
BEL AIR, C. H., Harford Co., l,300t
pop., 22 m. from Baltimore, and 9 from
Philadelphia, Wilmington & Baltimore Rd.
Centre of considerable trade, and sur-
rounded by an agricultural region.
iEGIS AND INTELLIGENCER;
Fridavs ; democratic ; four pages ; size 26x40 ;
subscription .§1 50 ; established 18.56 ; F. W.
Baker, editor and publisher ; circulation J 1.
HARFORD DEMOCRAT: Fridays;
democratic ; four pages ; size 28x42 ; subscrip-
tion $2; established 1868; Democrat Publish-
ing Co., editors and publishers ; circ'n J 1.
BOONSBORO, Washington Co., l,050t
pop., 10 m. from Hagerstown.
ODD FELLOW; Thursdays; republi-
can ; four pages ; size 24x36 ; subscription $2 ;
established 1842; J. M. Mentzer, editor and
publisher ; circulation K.
BOWIE, Prince George's Co., l,548t
pop., on Baltimore and Potomac Rd., ships
considerable wood, tobacco, corn and grain.
Is 17 m. from Washington, D. C, and 25
from Baltimore. Iron ore has lately been
discovered near-by.
INDEPENDENT FARMER ; Fridays ;
independent ; four pages ; size 21x28 ; sub-
scription SI 50 ; established 1878 ; T. T. Jeffries
and J. W. Thomas, editors and publishers.
CAMBRIDGE, C. H., Dorchester Co.,
2,290+ pop., on Choptank r., 20 m. from
Chesapeake bay. Terminus of Dorchester
and Delaware Rd., and engaged in the
oyster and lumber trade, also In agricul-
ture and fruit growing.
CHRONICLE; Wednesdays: demo-
cratic ; four pages ; size 24x36 ; subscription
SI .50 ; established 1823 ; Clement Sulivane and
E. P. Vinton, editors and publishers ; circula-
tion K 1.
DEMOCRAT AND NEWS; Satur
days ; democratic ; four pages ; size 26x40 ;
subscription $2 ; established 1840 ; J. H. John-
son, editor and publisher ; circulation K 1.
ERA ; Saturdays ; independent republi-
can ; four pages ; size 24x35 ; subscription
$1 .50 ; established 1878 ; James E. Reese & Co.,
editors and publishers ; circulation K 1.
CENTREVILLE, C. H., Queen Anne
Co., 1,151+ pop., on Chester r., at terminus of
Queen Anne & Kent Rd. Steamers connect
with Baltimore.
MARYLAND CITIZEN; Saturdays;
republican ; four pages ; size 24x35 ; subscrip-
tion $1 ; established 1860 ; John T. Hand, edi-
tor and publisher ; circulation K.
OBSERVER; Tuesdays; democratic;
four pages ; size 28x42 ; subscription 75 cents ;
established 1864 ; William W. Busteed, editor
and publisher ; circulation J J.
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GEO. P. ROWELL & GO'S
MARYLAND.
MARYLAND.
REC ORD ; Thui'sdays ; democratic ; four
pages ; size 26x40 ; subscription $1 ; estab-
lished 181 S ; W. Scott Roberts, editor and pub-
lisher ; cii culation J.
CHESTERTOWN, C. H., Kent Co.,
1,871 pop., on Chester r., 30 m. from its en-
trance into Chesapeake bay, terminus of
steamboat navigation, and about 45 N. E. of
Annapolis. Terminus of the Kent County
Rd. "Washington College, founded in 1873,
is located li'^re. Engaged in agricul ture.
Has a large canning factory.
CONFERENCE ADVOCATE; Wed
nesdays ; methcdist ; four pages ; size 22x32 ;
subscription $\ 25 ; established 1876 ; T. Bur-
ton, editor and r ublisher ; circulation K 1.
KENT NEWS; Saturdays; democratic;
four pages ; size ;'8x42 ; subscription $2 50 ; es-
tablished 1839 ; ?^lummer & Usilton, editors
and publishers ; nrculation K 1.
TRANSCRIPT; Thursdays; demo-
cratic; four pagis; size 28x42; subscription
$2; established 1862; Sullivan & Woodall,
editors and publi ^her ; circulation K 1.
CRISFIELB , Somerset Co., 780t pop.,
on Chesapeake )ay, at terminus of Eastern
Shore Rd. Engaged in oyster fishery.
liEADER ; Saturdays; independent;
four pages ; size 24x36 ; subscription $1 ; es-
tablished 1872 ; W. R. Reese, editor ; Hodson &
Reese, publishers ; circulation K 1.
CUMBERLAND, C. H., Alleghany
Co., 13,000+ pop., on Potomac r. and Balti-
more & Ohio Rd., at junction of Pittsburgh,
Washington & Baltimore and Cumberland
& Piedmont Rds., and Bedford division of
Pennsylvania Rd., and terminus of Chesa-
peake & Ohio Canal, 178 m. from Baltimore,
149 from Pittsburgh. Engaged in trade and
coal mining.
NEWS; every morning except Sunday;
four pages ; size 24x36 ; subscription $7 ; es-
tablished 1871 ; Henry J. Johnson, editor and
publisher • circulation K 1.
TIMES ; every morning except Sunday,
and AL.L.EGANIAN, Fridays ; demo-
cratic ; daily four pages, weekly eight pages ;
size— daily 23x32, weekly 24x36 ; subscription
—daily $6, weekly $2 ; established— daily 1876,
weekly 1820; T. B. Taylor & Co., editors and
publisher ; circulation — dailv K, weekly K 1.
AliLEfiANIAN; (see times).
CIVILilAN; Sundays; republican ; four
pages ; size 24x36 ; subscription ,$2 ; estab-
lished 1828 ; Civilian Publishing Co., editors
and publishers ; circulation J J.
DENTON, C. H.. Caroline Co., 675t
pop., on Choptank r., 65 m. from Annapolis,
and 25 S. W. of Dover, Del.
AMERICAN UNION; Thursdays; re-
publican ; four pages ; size 26x39 ; subscrip-
tion $1 50 ; established 1860; John H. Emerson,
editor and publisher ; circulation K K.
CAROLINE DEMOCRAT; Tuesdays;
democratic ; four pages ; size 24x35 ; subscrip-
tion $1 ; established 1879 ; Steele & Mutchler,
editors and publishers.
JOURNALi ; Saturdays; democratic;
four pages ; size 26x39 ; subscription $1 ; estab-
lished 1848 ; George T. Melvin, editor and pub-
lisher ; circulation K K 1.
EASTON, C. H., Talbot Co., 3,000t
pop., on Maryland & Delaware Rd., 109 m.
from Philadelphia, and 60 from Baltimore.
Engaged in raising grain and fruit. Has a
large mercantile trade. Some manufac-
tures carried on. One of the most impor-
tant business centres in the State.
GAZETTE; Saturdays ; republican ; four
pages ; size 26x41 ; subscription $2 ; estab-
lished 1817 ; W. H. Councell, editor and pub-
lisher ; circulation K.
IjEDGER ; Thursdays; democratic ; four
pages ; size 26x40 ; subscription $1 60 ; estaV>-
lished 1863 ; Julius A. Johnson, editor and
publisher ; circulation K 1.
STAR; Tuesdays; democratic; four pages;
size 28x42 ; subscription $2 50 ; established
1800 ; Thos. K. Robson, editor and publisher ;
circulation K 1.
ELKTON, C. H., Cecil Co., 2,000t pop.,
on Elk r. and Philadelphia, Wilmington &
Baltimore Rd., 50 m. from Baltimore, and 46
from Philadelphia. The Elk r. furnishes
fine water power, which is emploj'ed in
various manufactures.
CECIL. DEMOCRAT ; Saturdays ;
democratic ; four pages ; size 29x42 ; sub-
scription $2 ; established 1842 ; G. W. Crulk-
shank, editor and publisher ; circulation J 1.
CECIL WHIG; Saturdays; republican;
four pages ; size 28x43 ; subscription $2 ; es-
tablished 1841 ; H. R. Torbert, editor and pub-
lisher ; circulation K 1.
ELL.ICOTT CITY, C. H., Howard
Co., 2,10(}+ pop., a narrow gorge on both
sides of Patapsco r., which furnishes excel-
lent water power. The Baltimore Sc Ohio
Rd. connects it with Baltimore, 13 m. E.
AMERICAN PROGRESS; Fridays;
republican ; four pages ; size 24x36 ; subscrip-
tion $2 ; established 1871 ; I. Wolfersberger,
editor and publisher ; circulation K.
TIMES ; Saturdays ; democratic ; four
pages ; size 24x36 ; subscription $2 ; establish-
ed 1870 ; J. Harwood Watkins and J. Thomas
Clark, editors and publishers ; circulation K.
EMMITSBURG, Frederick Co.
CHRONICLE; Saturdays; four pages ;
size 22x31 ; subscription .$1 50 ; established
1879 ; Sam\iel Motter, editor and publisher.
FEDERALSBURG, Dorchester Co.,
800+ pop., on Nanticoke r. and Dorchester &
Delaware Rd., 100 m. from Baltimore or
Philadelphia.
MARYLAND COURIER; Saturdays;
Independent; four pages; size 22x32; sub-
scription $1 ; established 1872 ; Wm. D. Noble,
M. D., and Thomas H. Chambers, editors ; T. H.
Chambers, publisher ; circulation K.
FREDERICK, C. H., Frederick Co.,
10,Ch;)U+ pop., 44 m. from Washington, and 61
from Baltimore. Connected with Baltimore
& Ohio Rd. by a branch 3 m. long. Engaged
in manufactures, and a place of active trade.
TI3IES; everv morning except Sunday,
and WEEKLY, Saturdays; four page.'^ ;
size— uallv 22x30, weekly 28x42 ; subscription—
dailv $4, "weekly $1 ; established— daily 1877,
weekly 1876 ; Kavifman & Bouldin, editors and
publishers ; circulation— daily J J, weekly J ].
EXAMINER; Wednesdays ; republican ;
four pages; size 30x46; subscription $2 50;
established 1805 ; Keef er & KnaufE, editors and
publishers ; circulation J 1.
MARYLAND UNION; Thursdays;
democratic ; four pages ; size 27x40 ; sub-
scription $2 50 ; established 1854 ; Charles
Cole, editor and publisher ; circulation K 1.
REPUBLICAN CITIZEN ; Fridays ;
four pages ; size 29x41 ; subscription $2 50 ;
established 1822 ; Baughman Bros., editors and
publisliers ; circulation J 1.
FROSTBURGH, Alleghany Co.,
4,000+ pop., on Cumberland & Pa. Rd., 16 m.
W. of Cumberland. In the centre of a great
bituminous coal region.
MINING JOURNAL; Saturdays ; in-
dependent; four pages ; size24x36; subscrip-
tion $1 50 ; established 1871 ; J. B. Oder & Bro..
editors and publishers ; circulation K 1.
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MARYLAND.
MARYLAND.
GREENSBORO, Caroline Co.
FREE PRESS ; Saturdays; four pagres;
size 26x40; subscription $1 50; established
1880; Addison A. Christian, editor and pub-
lisher.
HAGERSTOWN, C. H., Washington
Co., T,0<;iO+ pop., near Antietam r., on Cum-
berland Valley Rd., Washington Co. branch
of Baltimore & Ohio, and West Md. Rds., 86
m. from Baltimore. A place of active trade.
EVENING GI.ORE; every evening ex-
cept Sunday, and C^IiOIJE, Thursdays; in-
dependent ; four pages ; size— daily 18x26,
weekly 26x40 ; established 1879 ; Ira W. Hays,
editor and publisher; circulation— daily K,
weekly J J.
NEWS; every morning except Sunday,
and WEEIvIiY, Fridays ; four pages ; size
— daily 19x28, weeklj"^ 24x36 ; subscription-
daily $5, weekly $1 ; established 18T3 ; Adams
& Herbert, editors and publishers : circula-
tion— dailv K 1, weeklv J.
HERAL.D AND TORCHLIGHT;
Wednesdays ; republican ; four pages ; size
28x41 ; subscription §2 50 ; established 1814 ;
Negley & Co., editors and publishers ; circula-
tion J J.
3IAILj ; Fridays ; democratic ; four pages ;
size 28x41 ; subscription .$2 ; established 1828 ;
Bell & Co., editors and publishers ; circulation
J 1. It goes into most of the families of one of
the richest ogricnltural counties of the United
States. An admirable medium for adver-
tising.
HAVRE DE GRACE, Harford
Co., 2,9(X)-t' liop., on Phila., Wilmington &
Baltimore Rd., 36 m. X. E. of Baltimore, and
southern terminus of Tidewater Canal. It
has a large coal and lumber trade. The
Susquehanna r. empties into Chesapeake
bay at this point.
HAVRE REPUBLICAN ; Fridays ;
republican ; four pages ; size 24x36 ; subscrip-
tion $1 50 ; established 1868 ; McCombs & Car-
ver, editors and publishers ; circulation K.
LiAURELi, Prince George's Co.
CxLEANER; Saturdays; independent;
four pages ; size 22x31 ; subscription .$1 50 ;
established 18T8 ; J. F. Hamilton, editor and
publisher ; circulation K 1.
LEONARDTOW^N, C. H., St.
Mary's Co., 568+ pop., on Britton r., 55 m. S.
of Annapolis.
ST. MARY'S BEACON; Thursdays;
four pages ; size 25x37 ; subscription $2 ; es-
tablished 1863 ; King & Yates, editors and
publishers ; circulation K.
LIBERTYTOWN, Frederick Co.,
700+ pop., 12 m. from Frederick and 18 from
Westminster. Surrounded by an agricul-
tural district.
BANNER OF LIBERTY; Fridays;
republican ; four pages ; size 25x36 ; subscrip-
tion §1 25 ; established 1850 ; J. S. L. Rodrick.
editor and publisher ; circulation K 1.
LONACONING, Alleghany Co., 4,500t
pop. In the Great George's Creek mining
region.
VALLEY TliVIES; Saturdays ; indepen-
dent ; four pages ; size 26x40 ; subscription
$2 ; established 1877 ; M. Frost, editor and pub-
lisher ; circulation K.
MECHANICSTOWN, Frederick
Co., 850+ pop., on Western Maryland Rd.,
near Monocacy r., 20 m. from Frederick and
60 from Baltimore. Iron and copper min-
ing carried on. Within a short distance of St.
Mary's College and St. Joseph's Sisterhood,
CATOCTIN CLARION; Thursdays;
independent ; four pages ; size 22x30 ; sub-
scription .$1 .50 ; established 1871 ; Charles E.
Cassell, editor ; Charles E. Cassell and E. L.
Root, publishers ; circulation K.
MIDDLETOWN, Frederick Co.,
900+ pop., on the National turnpike, 8 m. W,
of Frederick, 53 from Baltimore and Wash-
ington. Surrounded by an agricultui-al dis-
trict.
VALLEY REGISTER; Fridays; re-
publican ; four pages ; size 26x38 ; subscrip-
tion SI 50 ; established 1844 ; G. C. Rhoderick,
editor and publisher ; circulation J 1.
NORTH-EAST, Cecil Co., l,200t
pop., on line of Fhila. & Baltimore Rd.
Iron work, fire brick and stove linings man-
ufactured.
RECORD; Saturdays; four pages; size
24x38 ; subscription $1 50 ; established 1878; D.
H. B. Brower, editor ; Brower & Son, publish-
ers; circulation K.
OAKLAND, C. H., Garrett Co. A
summer resort on the B. & O. Rd.
DEMOCRAT ; Saturdays; democratic ;
eight pages ; size 26x40 ; subscription $1 50 ;
established 1878 ; John J. Smith, editor and
publisher ; circulation K K.
GARRETT CO. HERALD; Satur
days ; democratic ; four pages ; size 24x35 ;
subscription $1 50 ; established 1873 ; H. P.
Tasker and S. A. Cox, editors ; H. P. Tasker,
publisher ; circulation K 1.
REPUBLICAN; Saturdays ; eight
pages ; size 3()x44 ; subscription $1 50 ; estab-
lished 1869 ; James A. Hayden, editor and
publisher ; circulation K 1.
POCOMOKE CITY, Worcester Co.,
1,700+ pop., on Pocomoke r., 150m. from Phil-
adelphia. Engaged in agriculture, fruit
growing and the lumber trade.
RECORD AND GAZETTE; Satur
days ; democratic ; four pages ; size 24x38 ;
suViscription $1 50 ; established 1865 ; Albert J.
Merrill, editor and publisher ; circ'n K 1.
PORT TOBACCO, C. H , Charles
Co., 350+ pop., at the head of Port Tobacco
bay, on Potomac r., 3i) m. below Washing-
ton. Engaged in agriculture.
MARYLAND INDEPENDENT;
Thursdaj's ; four pages ; size 24x36 ; subscrip-
tion $1; established 1874; John S. Button &
Co., publishers ; circulation K.
TIMES AND CHARLES CO. AD-
VERTISER; Fridays; democratic ; four
pages ; size 26x42 ; subscription .$2 ; estab-
lished 1844 ; S. O. Wells & Co., editors and
publishers ; circulation K 1.
PRINCE FREDERICK, C. H.,
Calvert Co., 456+ pop., 35 m. S. of Annapolis
and about 5 W. of Chesapeake bay, and 6
E. of Patuxent r.
CALVERT JOURNAL; Saturdays r
neutral ; four pages ; size 24x34 ; subscription
SI 50; established 1867; C. S. Parren and
Henry Williams, editors and publishers ; cir-
culation K.
PRINCESS ANNE, C. H., Somerset
Co., l,tXK^i-f- iJOp., on Manokin r., 10 m. from
its mouth, and the Eastern Shore Rd., 19 m.
from Crisfield.
SOMERSET HERALD; Tuesdays:
independent ; four pages ; size 24x:34 ; sub-
scription $2 ; established 1861 ; C. W. Fontaine,
editor and publisher ; circulation K.
TRUE MARYLANDER; Tuesdays;
democratic ; four pages ; size 24x36 ; subscrip-
tion $2 ; established 1866 ; E. G. Polk, editor
and publisher ; circulation K.
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GEO, P. ROWELL & GO'S
MARYLAND.
REISTERSTOWN, Baltimore Co.,
500-I- pop., on W. M. Rd., 16 m. from Balti-
more. Manufactures coaches.
PEOPIiE'S VOICE; Saturdays; four
pages ; size 24x36 ; subscription $1 ; establish-
ed 1875: B. H. Scott, editor and publisher;
circulation K.
RISING SUN, Cecil Co.
HOME JOURNAL; Saturdays; four
pages ; size 20x26 ; subscription $1 ; estab-
lished 1879 ; W. H. Pennington & Bro., editors
and publishers.
ROCKVILiLE, C. H., Montgomery
Co., 660 pop.
MONTGOMERY ADVOCATE;
Thursdays ; four pages ; size 24x36; subscrip-
tion $2 ; establislied 1872 ; W)n. Brewer, edi-
tor and publisher ; circulation K.
ST. MICHAELS, Talbot Co., 2,00Gt
pop., 12 m. from Easton, 60 from Baltimore,
and 6 from Maryland and Delaware RcL
Engaged in ship building, farming, flsh and
oyster trade.
COMET AND ADVERTISER; Sat
urdays ; neutral ; four pages ; size 24x34 ; sub-
scription $1 ; established 1866 ; G. E. Hadda-
way, editor and publisher ; circ'n K K 1.
SALISBURY, C. H., Wicomico Co.,
2,500t pop., on Wicomico r., and Eastern
Shore Rd., at junction of Wicomico and
Pocomoke Rd., 95 m. S. E. of Annapolis.
Engaged in w^ool and lumber trade and the
production of grain.
ADVERTISER AND EASTERN
SHOREMAN; Saturdays; independent;
four pages ; size 26x40 ; subscription $1 ; es-
tablished 1867; Lemuel Malone, editor and
publisher ; circulation J J 1.
TIMES; Saturdays; republican; fovir
pages ; size 24x36 ; subscription .$1 ; estab-
lished 1879 ; J. A. Graham, editor ; R. R. Mor-
gan, publisher.
SHARPSBURGH, Washington Co.,
2,000+ pop., near Rd. and Canal. Weaving
and iron manufacture carried on.
ENTERPRISE; Fridays; non-partisan;
four pages ; size 21x30 ; subscription .$1 50 ; es-
tablislied 1878 ; Woody & Jones, editors and
publishers ; circulation K.
SNOW HILL, C. H., Worcester Co.,
1,195+ pop., on Pocomoke r., 30 m. from Po-
comoke Sound, at the head of steamboat
navigation, and on the Worcester Rd. En-
gaged in the lumber, oyster, fruit and
trucking trade, supplying Philadelphia,
Baltimore and New York markets.
DEMOCRATIC MESSENGER; Sat
urdays ; democratic ; four pages ; size 24x36 ;
subscription $1 ; established 1869 ; Littleton
Dennis, editor and publisher; circ'n K 1.
WORCESTER CO. SHIELD; Satur
days ; democratic ; four pages ; size 24x36 ;
subscription $1 ; established 1845 ; B. Everett
Smith & Son, editors and publishers ; circu-
lation K 1.
TOWSONTOWN, C. H., Baltimore
Co., 2,000+ pop., 7 m. N. of Baltimore and
near the line of Northern Central Rd.
BALTIMORE CO. HERALD; Sat
urdays ; democratic ; four pages ; size 27x41 ;
svibscription $1 50; established 1870; Joseph
B. Mitchell, editor and publisher ; circ'n J 1.
BALTIMORE CO. UNION; Satur
days ; repviblican ; four pages ; size 26x41 ;
subscription $1 50 ; established 1863 ; Long-
necker Bros., editors and publishers; circ'n J 1.
MARYLAND JOURNAL; Satur
days ; democratic ; four pages ; size 27x42 ;
MARYLAND.
subscription $1 50 ; established 1865 ; Wm. H.
Ruby, editor and publisher ; circ'n J J.
NEWS; Saturdays; four pages; size
23x30 ; subscription $1 ; established 1877 ;
News Publishing Co., editors and publishers;
circulation K.
UPPER MARLBOROUGH, C.
H., Prince George's Co., 492 pop., 17 m. from
Washington City, on the Baltimore & Poto-
mac Rd. Patuxent r. steamers within 2i
miles. Engaged principally in farming.
Tobacco and grain the principal crops.
MARLBORO' GAZETTE; Wednes-
days ; four pages ; size 27x42 ; subscription
$2 ; established 1836 ; I. S. Wilson, editor and
publisher ; circulation J J 1.
PRINCE GEORGIAN; Fridays ; demo-
cratic ; four pages ; size 27x42 ; subscription
$2 ; established 1862 ; Thos. J. Turner, editor
and publisher ; circulation J.
WESTMINSTER, C. H., Carroll
Co., 3,000+ pop., on Western Maryland Rd.,
58 m. from Annapolis, and 29 from Balti-
more. Engaged in manufactures.
AMERICAN SENTINEL; Saturdays;
republican ; four pages ; size 26x43 ; subscrip-
tion $1 50 ; established 1833 ; Dr. W. H. Rip-
pard, editor; E. J. Rippard & Co., publishers;
circulation J 1.
DEMOCRATIC ADVOCATE; Satur
days ; four pages ; size 29x42 ; subscription
$2 ; established 1863 ; Henry and William H.
Vanderford, editors ; William H. Vanderford,
publisher ; circulation J 1.
WILLIAMSPORT, Washington
Co., 1,500+ pop., on Potomac r., Chesapeake
& Ohio Canal, 9 m. from Hagerstown. A
place of considerable business importance.
PILOT; Saturdays; four pages; size
22x31 ; subscription $1 50 ; established 1870 ;
Oscar S. Shawen, editor and publisher ; cir-
culation K.
WOODBERRY, Baltimore Co., 10,-
000+ pop. Important manufacturing place
for machinery and cotton. Surrounded by
an agricultural and fruit-growing country.
NEWS; Saturdays; independent; eight
pages ; size 26x;» ; subscription $1 ; estab-
lished 1871 ; F. L. Morling, editor ; F. L. Moi--
ling & Co., publishers ; circulation I L
MASS A CnUSETTS.
ABINGTON, Plymouth Co., 5,000t
pop., 20 m. from Boston, on Old Colony &
New^port Rd. Manufactures principally
boots, shoes and tacks.
PLYMOUTH CO. JOURNAL; Satur-
days ; four pages ; size 28x44 ; subscription
$2 ; established 1872 ; L. B. Hatch, editor and
publisher ; circulation J.
ADAMS, Berkshire Co.
SATURDAY FREEMAN; Saturdays;
four pages ; size 26x4<J ; subscription $2 ; es-
tablished 1875 ; C. N. Reynolds, editor and
publisher ; circulation J.
AMESBURY, ^ssex Co., 5,581 pop.,
on Amesburj' branch of Eastern Rd., 27 m.
N. of Salem, 42 from Boston and 5 from
Newburyport. Devoted to woolen and car-
riage manufacturing.
3IERRIMAC JOURNAL; Saturdays;
four pages ; size 27x40 ; subscription §2 ; es-
tablished 1872; Geo. J. L. Colby, editor ; Daniel
T. Colby, publisher ; circulation K K 1 ; printed
at the office of the Newburyport Merrimac
Valley Visitor.
VILLAGER; Thursdays; independent;
AMERICAN NEWSPAPER DIRECTORY.
1577
MASS A CH U SETTS.
MASS A CHUSETTS.
four pages ; size 22x32 ; subscription §1 50 ; es-
tablished 1S4S ; W. H. B. Currier, editor ; G.
W. Currier, publisher ; circulation J ; issued
at Amesbury and Salisbury Mills.
AMHERST, Hampshire Co., 4,035
pop., on New London Northern Rd., 20 m.
from Palmer. 23 from Springfield and 100
from Boston. Seat of Amherst College and
State Agricultural College of Massachu-
setts.
RECORD; Wednesdays; republican;
eight pages ; size 3()x44 ; subscription $2 ; es-
tablished 1844 ; J. E. Williams, editor and pub-
lisher ; circulation J 1.
STUDENT; bi-weekly; sixteen pages;
size of page 8x10 ; subscription $2 15 ; estab-
lished 1866; Students of Senior and Junior
Classes of Amherst College, editors and pub-
lishers ; circulation K 1 ; a college paper ; is-
sued during the collegiate j-ear.
ANDOVER, Essex Co., 5,097t pop.,
on Boston & Maine Rd., 23 m. from Boston
and 3 from Lawrence.
BIBL.IOTHECA 8ACRA; quarterly;
evangelical ; two hundred pages octavo ;
subscription .$4 10 ; established 18:30 ; Edwards
A. Park, Geo. E. Day and Archibald Duff, Jr.,
editors ; W. F. Draper, publisher ; circ'n J 1. [
ARLINGTON, Middlesex Co., 4,000t :
pop., on the Middlesex Central branch of ;
the Boston & Lowell Rd., 6 m. from Boston.
Celebrated for its excellent vegetable gar-
dens. Engaged in general manuf actiu'es ;
has drug mills.
ADVOCATE; Saturdays; four pages;
size 22x31 ; subscription $1 50 ; established
187^ ; Chas. S. Parker, editor and publisher ;
circulation K.
ASHLAND, Middlesex Co., 2,186 pop.,
on Sudbury r. and Boston and Albany Rd.,
25 m. from Boston, 20 from Worcester. En-
gaged in boot and shoe and cotton manu-
factures.
ADVERTISER; Fridays ; independent ;
four pages ; size 24x36 ; subscription S2 ; es-
tablished 1869; Middlesex Newspaper Co.,
publishers ; circulation K ; printed at the
office of the South Framingham Framing-
ham Gazette.
ATHOL, Worcester Co., 4,134t pop.,
on illller's r. and Vermont & Massachusetts
Rd., at terminus of Athol & Enfield Rd., 83
m. W. of Fitchburg.
TRANSCRIPT ; Tuesdays ; republican ;
eight pages ; size 30x44 ; subscription $1 50 ;
established 1871 ; Smith, Hill & Co., editors
and publishers : circulation J.
WORCESTER AVEST CHRONI-
CLE ; Thursdays ; independent ; eight pages ;
size :^;)x43 ; subscription §2 ; established 1866 ;
R. William Waterman, editor and publisher ;
circulation L
ATTLEBORO, Bristol Co., 9,238t
pop., on Boston & Providence Rd., 12 m.
from Pl•o^^dence and 31 from Boston. Manu-
facture of jewelry the principal business.
ADVOCATE; Saturdays; four pages;
size 26x4<J ; subscription S"- ; established 1875 ;
David L. Lowe, miblisher ; circulation K 1.
CHRONICL.E; Saturdays; four pages;
size 28x4(_) ; subscription $2 ; established 1871 ;
Eliot Hunt & Co., editors and publishers;
circulation J 1.
AYER, Middlesex Co., l,850t pop., on
the Boston & Fitchburg Rd., Worcester &
Nashua Rd., Peterboro & Shirley and
Lowell & Ayer Rds., 17 m. to Nashua, 28 to
Worcester, 30 to Boston, 15 to Lowell and 12;
to Fitchburg. Engaged in manufactures
and a place of active trade.
SENTINEL ; Thursdays ; eight pages ;
size 26x40 ; subscription SI ; established 1878 ;.
William M. Sargent, editor and publisher;
cii'culation K K.
TT RNER*^ PUBLIC SPIRIT; Sat-
urdays ; independent ; four pages ; size 24x86 ;
subscription .§1 ; Established. 1868 ; John H..
Tiu-ner, editor and publisher ; cuculation
J 1.
BARNSTABLE, C. H., Barnstable
Co., 5,00(>t- pop., on Barnstable bay, and Old
Colonj' Rd., 73 m. from Boston. Engaged in
fishing and coast trade.
PATRIOT; Tuesdays; independent; four
pages ; size 26x40 ; subscription S2 ; estab-
lished 18:30 ; F. B. G<>ss, editor and publisher ;
circulation J 1.
BARRE, Worcester Co., 2,500t pop.,
on Ware r., about 23 m. N. E. of Palmer.
SvuTounded by an agricultural district. An
active trade centre. Engaged in manufac-
tures.
GAZETTE; Fridays; independent; four
pages ; size 27x42 ; subscription $2 ; estab-
lished 1833 ; Henry H. Cook, editor and pub-
lisher ; circulation L
BERLIN, Worcester Co., l.OOOt pop.,
on North Div. of Old Colony Rd., 30 m. from
Boston. Farming is the chief industry.
Has a large shoe shop.
REPORTER; Wednesdays ; eight
pages ; size 26x40 ; subscription $2; established
1878; Pratt Bros., editors and publishers;
printed at the office of the Marlboro' Adver-
tiser.
BOLTON, Worcester Co., l,100t pop.
An agricultural community.
EXPRESS; Wednesdays; eight pages;
size 26x40 ; subscription §2 ; established 1878 ;
Sarah Reed, editor; Pratt Bros., publishers;
printed at the office of the Marlboro' Adver-
tiser.
BEVERLY, Essex Co., 6,507 pop.,
2 m. from Salem and 18 from Boston. En-
gaged in commerce, fishery and shoe manu-
facturing.
CITIZEN; Saturdays; four pages ; size
25x37 ; subscription §2 ; established 18.59 ; John
B. Cressy, editor and publisher ; circ'n K 1.
BOSTON, C. H., Suffolk Co., State
Capital, all, 919+ pop., on Massachusetts bay.
The commercial metropolis of New Eng-
land. The " Athens of America." Second
city in the United States In commercial im-
portance. Engaged in trade with all parts
of the world. Depot for New England
manuf actiu'es of every nature.
ADVERTISER; every morning except
Sunday, SEMI-WEEKLY, Tuesdays and
Fridays, and WEEKLY, Thm-sdays ; re-
publican ; four pages ; size 32x51 ; subscrip-
tion— daily §12, semi-weekly $5, weekly $2 ;
established 1811 ; Daily Advertiser Co., pub-
lishers ; E. F. Waters, treasurer ; cifculation
— dailv F. semi-weeklv J 1, weeklv J.
EVENING TRANSCRIPT; every
evening except Smiday, and TRAN-
SCRIPT, Tuesdays; republican; eight
I pages ; size 87x48 ; subscription — daily $10,
1 weekly $2 ; established— daily 1827, weekly
1851; Boston Transcript Co., publishers; cir-
culation— daily F. weekly H.
EVENING T R A V E L L E R ; every
evening except Sunday, TRAVELLER.
semi-weekly, Tuesdays and Fridays, and
158
GEO. P. ROWELL & COS
?IASSA CHUSETTS.
JTA SSA CHUSETTS.
AMERICAN TRAVELiLiER, Satiir
tiavs ; republican : four pages ; size 31x46 ;
subscription— daily S9, senii-weekly $;3,
weekJv $1 a.!; established lS-25: Charles C.
Hazewell. editor : Roland Worthiugton &
•Co.. publishers : cu-culation — daily E. semi-
weekly G, weekly E.
GLOBE : everv morning and evening ex-
cept Sundav. SUNDAY GLOBE, Sun-
days, and W E E K L Y . Tuesdays : inde-
pendent : daily four pages. Sunday and week-
IV eight pages" ; size — daily 23x36, Sunday and
weeklv 36x47 : subscription — daily S6. weekly
§1, Suiadav S2 ; established— daily and week-
lv 1S?2, Sixnday ISTT : E. C. Bailey, editor ;
Globe Newspaper Co.. publishers ; Charles
H. Tavlor. manager: circulation — daily C 1,
Sunday C 1, weekly.C 1. The " Daily Globe "
{trJiich is both a morning ayid evening pa-
jper, eight editions each day) and the "Sun-
day Globe" reach the cities and large toicns
Xeic England. The "Weekly Globe" goes
of . -
not only into erery town, big and little, in
Xeic England, but to nearly every town in
every State in the Union. If you iHsh to
cover Xew England, the Daily, Sunday and
Weekly "Globe" will do it, and the weekly
will also give you orders from the great
West and Southwest. As the subscribers of
the "Weekly Globe" icere secured by adver-
tising, they are all people who answer adver-
tisements.
HER \LD : everv morning and evening
except Sunday, and SUNDAY HER-
ALD, Simdays : daUy four pages, Sunday
eia:ht pages ; s"ize — dally 25x:?r. Sunday 38x49 ;
suTjscription— daily S6, Sunday §2 : E. M. Pul-
sifer & Co.. editors and publi-shers ; cLrcula-
tiou— daily A 1, Sunday B B 1.
HOTEL RECORD : eveiT morning ex-
cept Sunday ; four pages ; size 19x22 ; sub-
scription S8 ; established 1878 ; Hotel Eecord
Pabllshlng Co., editors and publishers; circu-
lation J.
JOURN \L : everv morninff and evening
except Sundav, SE3il-\VEEKLY. Tues-
davs and Fridays, and WEEKLY, Thurs-
davs : republican : f om- pages : size 29x48 ;
subscription — morning aild evening 89, semi-
weekly $4, weekly SI Sit ; established 18:54 ;
Journal Newspaper Co., editors and publish-
ers : circulation — daily C 1, semi-weekly H,
weekly E 1.
POST : everv morning except Sundav,
PRESS AND" POST, semi-weeklv. Mon-
davs and Thursdays, and STATESMAN
AND post, Fridays: democratic: four
pages ; size 31x4S ; subscription— daily .$lu,
semi-weeklv S3, weekly- SI 5<J : established-
daily 1785, weekly 1827 : Post Publishing Co^
publishers : circulation — daily F, semi-
weekly J, weekly G 1. The "Boston Post'
for nearly half a century has been recognized
as the leading Democratic paper of Xew Eng-
land, as well as the representative commercial
daily of Boston. Its large circulation among
all classes of business meii and the leading
Democratic families, makes it one of the most }
valuable atid effective advertising mediums I
in Boston.
C03I3IERCIAL AND SHIPPING
LIST : semi- weekly, Wednesdays and Sat-
urdavs ; commercial: four pages: size 28x42;
subscription SS ; established 1842 ; Learned !
Tompson & Co., editors and publishers ; cir-
culation J 1. i
PRESS AND POST; (see Post).
TRAVELLER ; (^ee Evening Traveller).
AMERICAN ARCHITECT AND
BUILDING NEWS: Sattu-days ; architec- 1
tural : rwenty-f our pages ; size of page 9x14 ; ■
subscription "$7 5iJ ; established 187.5 : Wm. P. |
P. Longfellow, editor ; Houghton, Osgood & ;
Co., publishers : circulation 1 1.
AMERICAN CABINET MAKER.
UPHOLSTERER AND CARPET
REPORTER; Saturdays; mechanics;
thirtv-two pages ; size of page 12x17 ; sub-
scrip'tion S3 5"J: established 1870; J. Henry
Svmonds, editor and publisher; circulation
G'I; branch offices in Chicago, HI.. Cin-
cinnati, Ohio, Philadelphia, Pa., and ^ew
York City ; New York office 115 Worth St. (
A.MERICAN CULTIVATOR ; Satur
days : agricultural : eight pages : size :>2x45 ;
subscription S2 50: established 1S39; George
B. James, editor and publisher : circ'u C 1.
A:>IERICAN PROTESTANT (Cam
bridgeport P. O.): Satm-days : Protestant;
four pages : size 20x33 ; subscription S2 ; es-
tablished 1870 ; Joseph R. McCreadv, editor ;
American Protestant Publishing Co., pub-
lishers : circulation G G 1 : published at Bos-
ton, Washington, New York, Philadelphia,
Baltimore. Chicago, Cincinnati, St. Louis and
San Francisco.
AMERICAN TRAVELLER ; (see
Evening Traveller).
BANKER AND TRADES3IAN ;
Wednesdays : financial : commercial : sixteen
I pages; size of page 9x12: subscription $5;
established 1S73 : Banker & Tradesman Pub-
I lishing Co., editors and publishers ; cii-cula-
' tion 1 1 1. Contains all real estate convey-
ances, mortgages and attachments and chat-
tel mortgages, assignments of wages, and cor-
poration returns for all towns and cities of
importance in Xerc England.
BANNER OF LIGHT; Saturdavs ;
spiritualist : eight pages : size 29x42 ; sub-
scription 8:3 : established 1838 ; Luther Colbv,
editor : Colby & Rich, publishers ; circ'n E. '
BEACON AND DORCHESTER
NEWS-GATHERER ; Saturdays: four
pages: size 26x40: subscription S2 : estab-
lished 1873 ; Todd & Tucker, publishers ; cir-
culation J.
BUNKER HILL TIMES ; Saturdays;
f OUB- pages ; size 27x41 : subscription S2 50 ;
established 1872: E. Geny Brown, editor;
Heni-y Hunt & Co. . publishers ; circulation
;ii.
CARPET REPORTER ; Saturdays;
commercial ; eight pages : size 25x:35 : sub-
scription SI 50 : established 1879 ; J. Henry
I Symonds. editor and publisher.
CHARLESTOWN NE^VS; Saturdays;
four pages ; size 26x40 : subscription S2 : estab-
lished 1878 ; Charles R. Byrani, editor and
publisher : circulation I.
CHRISTIAN LEADER; Thursdays;
universalist : eight pages : size 32x44 ; sub-
scription .S2 50: established 1819; Rev. George
H. Emerson, D. D., editor; Universalist Pub-
lishing House, publishers: Charles Caverly,
agent ; circulation F.
CHRISTIAN REGISTER : Satur
days : unitarian : four pages : size 29x44 : sub-
scription S3 20 ; established 1822 ; Charles G.
Ames, editor ; Christian Register Association,
publishers ; George H. Ellis, business agent ;
cu'culation G 1.
COMMERCIAL BULLETIN ; Satur
days ; commercial : four pages : size 32x52 ;
subscription SI ; established 1859 ; Curtis
Guild a: Co., editors and publishers ; circula-
tion F.
COMMONER; Saturdays: greenback:
eight pages : size 27x40; subscription SI 5<t ;
established 1879 : Moses Hull and W. D. Hull,
editors : Moses Hull & Co., publishers.
C03I3IONWEALTH ; Satmdays ; re-
publican : four pages : size 28x44 ; subscrip-
tion S2 .50 ; established 1862 : Charles W. Slack,
editor and publisher : circulation L
CONGREGATIONALIST : Wednes
days : congregational : eight pages ; size 34x49:
subscription 8^5; established 1816; W. L. Greene
& Co_, editors and publishers ; circulation D 1.
COURIER ; Simdays ; independent ; four
pages ; size 32x48 : subscription S3 ; estab-
lished 1824 ; J. F. Travers, publisher ; circula-
tion X.
EAST BOSTON ADVOCATE ; Satm-
days ; independent ; eight pages ; size :35x47 ;
subscription 82 ; established 1869 ; A. H. Lewis,
editor ; Wm. B. Morse, publisher ; cii'c'n 1 1.
EAST BOSTON ARGUS : Saturdays;
eight pages: size 27x41: subscription SI ; es-
tabUshed 1878 ; D. F. Welling, editor and pub-
lisher : circulation J J 1.
ECONOMIST: Saturdays ; financial ;
twenty pages : size of page 9x12 : subscrip-
tion .S3 ; established 1879 ; George C. Hill, edi-
tor ; Cook & Straine, publishers ; eircn J 1.
GOLDEN RULE; Wednesdays ; imsec-
AMERICAN NEWSPAPEI'. DIRECTORY.
159
31 A SSA CHUSETTS.
JTA SSA CHUSETTS.
tarlan : eight pages : size :?>x46 : subscription
$2 : established 1S75 : W. H. Merrill, etUtor :
H. A. Shorey and Charles "^. Baldwin, pub-
lishers : circulation E.
II A R R Y HAZEL'S YANKEE
BLiA DE : Saturdays : literary ; four pages :
size 2Tx-t(J ; subscription $2 5») : established
1362 ; Jones & Co., editors and publishers ; cir-
culation G 1.
H031E CIRCL.E ; Saturdays; literary;
eight pages ; size 29x41 ; subscription $2 ; es-
tablished 1869 : F. Gleason & Co., editors and
piiblishers ; circulation E 1.
HOME JOrRNAL ; Saturdays; four
pages; size 3iix4-?; subscription -^ 5<»; estab-
Usued 1849 ; Samuel T. Cobb & Co.. publish-
ers ; W. Wallace Waugh, inanaser : circula-
tion H 1.
ILLUSTRATED POLICE NEWS:
Saturdays ; Illustrated : sixteen pages : size
SS.i-ie : subscription ^ ; established 1867 ; John
Stetson, editor and publisher; does not in-
sert advertisements.
INDEX: Thursdays; radical; twelve
pages : size 2lx-l4 : subscription $3 ; estab-
lished 1S7U ; F. E. Abbott, editor ; Index Asso-
ciation, publishers ; circulation I 1.
INVESTIGATOR: Wednesdays: anti-
religious ; eight pages ; size 29x4:3 : subscrip-
tion $;3 ; established 18:31 ; Horace Seaver,
editor : Josiah P. Mendum, publisher ; circu-
lation Ct G.
JOURNAL OF COMMERCE: Satur
days ; commercial ; four pages : size :3»3x45 ;
subscription $3 ; established 1869 : Boston
Journal of Commerce Publishing Co., pub-
lishers ; W. I. Holmes, treasurer : circulation
I 1. The Export Edition ; four pages ; size
50x45 ; subscription $1 ; is issued monthly.
LITTELLS LIVING AGE: Satur
davs ; literarv : sixtv-four pages octavo : sub-
scription ^ :" established 1S44 : LitteU & Gay,
editors and pttblishers : circulation F.
MASSACHI SETTS PLOUGH-
MAN AND NEW ENGLAND JOUR-
NAL OF AGRICULTURE; Saturdays:
asTicultural : four pages : size ot'x-16 : sub-
scription $3 : estabUsheil 1841 ; George Xoyes,
ecUtor and publisher ; circulation F.
MEDICAL AND SURGICAL
JOURNAL; Thursdays; medical: forty
pasres ; size of page 6xli> ; subscription §5 :
established 1S2S : J. Collins Warren, M. D..
and A. L. Mason. M. D.. editors ; Houghton.
Osgood & Co.. publishers : circulation I.
MESSIAH'S HERALD: Wednes
days : evangelical adventist ; four pages :
size 26x4() : "subscription .$2 25 : established
1^> : Rev. John M. Orrock. editor ; American
!>Illlennlal Association, publishers ; does not
insert advertisements.
MUSIC.^ L RECORD: Saturdays;
music : sixtee ^ pages ; size of page 10x13 ;
subscription .<^ : established 1S7S; Dexter
Smith, editor : l 'verDltson& Co., publishers:
circulation H l.
MYRTLE: weekly; eight pages; size
14x20 : subscription 75 cents ; established
1851 ; 3Irs. E. M. Bruce, editor : UniversaUst
PubUsliing House, publishers : Charles Cav-
erly, Jr., agent ; does not insert advertise-
ments.
NATIONAL JOURNAL OF EDU-
CATION; (.see At")/.' England Journal of
Education).
NEW ENGLAND DIAL: Mondays
two pages ; size 17x28 : subscription §3 6tJ
established 18.59 : Horace Dodd. publisher
does not insert advertisements ; DlAL EX-
PRESS LIST, quarterly ; issued as a sup-
plement : circulation I.
NEW ENGLAND FARMER; Satur
days : agricultural ; foiu- pages : size 30x43 ;
subscription S;3 13 : established 1822 : A. W.
Cheever and E. P. Eaton, editors ; Darling &
Keith, publishers : circulation F 1.
NEW ENGLAND GROCER: Satur
days ; commercial : forty four pages ; size
of page 11x14 : subscription $1 ; established
1877 : Benjamin Johnson, editor and pub-
lisher ; circulation H 1.
NEW ENGLAND JOURNAL OF
EDUCATION; Thursdays; educational;
sixteen pages : size of page 11x13 ; subscrip-
tion S3 : established 1373 : Thomas W. Bick-
nell. ecUtor and publisher : circulation G G 1 •
NATIONAL JOURNAL OF EDUCA-
TION, same size, form and subscription, is
simultaneoiLsly issued : dated at Boston and
Chicago.
NEW ENCiLAND STAATEN ZEIT-
UNG: Saturdays; Gferman : lour pases;
size ^Bxll ; subscription §2 ; estabUshed 1873 ;
P. L. Schriftgiesser, editor and publisher ;
circulation L
PILOT: Saturdays ; catholic: eisht
Sages : size :53x48 : subscription $2 65 : estab-
shed IScS : Pilot Publishing Co.. editors and
publishers : circulation B.
RAILROAD ADVERTISER: Satur
days : fotir pages ; size 16x23 : subscription 30
cents : established 1S79 : Advertiser Publish-
ing Co.. editors and publishers.
REPORTER : Wednesdays : legal : forrv
pages: size of page 7x11; .subscriprion -SIO";
established 1874; Howard EUis. editor;
Houghton. Osgood & Co., publishers ; circula-
tion 1 1 1.
ROXBURY GAZETTE AND
SOUTH END ADVERTISER: Thurs
days : democratic ; four paees ; size 26x38 ;
established 1861 : Stephen P. O'DotmeU i Co..
editors and publishers ; circulation J.
SATURDAY EVENIN G EX-
PRESS: Sattirdays ; democratic; four
pages : size 27x42 ; subscription $3 : estab-
lished 1857 : Alben Morgan & Son, editors and
publishers : circulation G 1.
SATURDAY EVENING GA-
ZETTE: Sattirdays : four pages : size :3lx50;
subscription SS 3C> : established 1813 : Henrv
G. Parker, editor and publisher : circulation
G 1,
SHOE AND LEATHER REPOR-
TER : I see New York Citv >.
SOUTH BOSTON INQUIRER : Sat-
urdavs : four pases : size 29x45 : subscription
§2 : establlsheil 1871 : Fred. C. Floyd, editor ;
Inquirer Publishing Co.. pubUshefs ; circula-
tion H 1.
STATESMAN AND POST: (seeJb^f).
SUBURBAN NEWS: Saturdays: four
pages : size 26x4 1 : subscription .§2 : estab-
lished 18?2 : H. H. McQiullen, editor and pub-
lisher : circulation J.
SUNDAY BUDGET: Sundays: eight
pages : size :36x47 : subscription §2 50 : estab-
lished 1S79 : George B, James, editor and pub-
lisher : circulation G 1.
SUNDAY GLOBE: see Globe).
SUNDAY HERALD: (see Herald).
TI3IES: Simdays : independent: eight
pases : size :32x46 : subscription $2 ; established
186.3 ; R. C. McCartnev. proprietor : circulation
HI.
TRITE FLAG: Saturdays: Uterary ;
four pages : size 27x4» i : subscription §2 ob ;
established 1851 ; Moulton & Lincoln, ^liters
and publishers : does not insert advertise-
ments.
^'A TCH3I A N : Thursdays ; baptist ;
eight pages : size ;>lx49 : subscription §3 ; es-
tablished 1819 : Rev. Lucius E. Smith. D. D.,
editor : Watchman Publishing Co., publish-
ers : T. L. Rosers. manaser : circulation E 1.
WAVERLEY MAGAZINE: Sauir
days : literiiry : sixteen pages : size 34x49 ;
subscription .$5 : established 185<,^ : Moses A.
Dow. editor and publisher : circulation C 1.
WOMAN'S JOURNAL: Saturdays:
woman suffrase ; eight pages ; size 2Sx3S :
subscription §0 5i) : established 1870 : Julia
Ward Howe. Lucy Stone and Henry B. Black-
well, editors and publishers : circulation H 1.
W ORLD'S CRISIS AND SECOND
ADVENT MESSENGER: Wednesdays:
adventist : four pages : size 27x42 : subscrip-
tion $2 ; established 18:33 : John Couch, edi-
tor : Advent Christian Publication Society,
publishers : Ozias Goodrich, business mana-
ger : does not insert advertisements.
YOUTHS' COMPANION: Thursdays;
juvenile : literary : eight pages ; size 23x33 ;
subscription $1 73 : established 1S2S : D. S.
Ford, eiUtor ; Perry Mason & Co.. publishers ;
circulation A 1.
160
GEO. P> ROWELL & GO'S
MASSA CHUSETTS.
MASSACHUSETTS.
ZION'S HERALD; Thursdays ; metho-
dist ; eight pages ; size 34x48 ; subscription
$2 5U ; established 182;^ ; Bradford K. Peirce,
editor; Alonzo S. Weed, publisher; circula-
tion F 1.
BICYCLING WORLD ; biweekly;
sixteen pages ; size of page 9x11 ; subscrip-
tion $2 5U; established 1ST8 ; Charles E. Pratt,
editor and manager ; circulation H.
D WIGHT'S? JOURNAL. OF MU-
f?IC; bi-weekly; music; twelve pages ; size
of page 10x13 ; subscription $2 50 ; established
1852 ; John S. Dwight, editor ; Houghton, Os-
good & Co., publishers ; circulation J 1.
LITERARY WORLD; biweekly ; lit
erary ; sixteen pages ; size of page 10x12 ; sub-
scription $2 ; established 1870 ; Edward Ab-
bott, editor ; E. H. Hames & Co., publishers ;
circulation H H.
YOUNG PILGRIM; semimonthly;
adventist ; four pages ; size 15x21 ; subscrip-
tion 50 cents ; established 1863 ; Charles E.
Barnes, editor ; Advent Christian Publication
Society, publishers ; does not insert adver-
tisements.
ADVOCATE OF PEACE; monthly;
sixteen pages ; size of page 8x11 ; subscrip-
tion $1 ; established 1837 ; American Peace
Society, editors and publishers ; circulation
J 1.
AGE TO COME HERALD; monthly;
eight pages ; size 26x36 ; subscription $1 ; es-
tablished 1874; J. Cummings, editor and pub-
lisher ; does not insert advertisements.
AMERICAN EXPORTER ; (see New
York City).
AMERICAN EXPORT TRADE;
monthly ; commercial ; twenty pages ; size of
page 10x14; established 1877; J. Henry Sy-
monds, editor and publisher ; circulation X.
AMERICAN MANUFACTURER
AND EXPORTER; monthly; commer-
cial; fortv-l'our pages; size of page 10x15;
subscription $2 50 ; established 1879 ; F. B.
Holwav, editor and publisher.
AMERICAN PUNCH; monthly; comic;
sixteen pages ; size 23x;34 ; subscription 50
cents ; established 1879 ; Earl Marble, editor ;
American Punch Publishing Co., publishers.
ATLANTIC MONTHLY; literary;
one hundred and forty -four pages ; size of
page 7x10 ; subscription $4 ; established 1858 ;
W. D. Howells, editor ; Houghton, Osgood &
Co., publishers ; circulation E.
BABY LAND ; monthly ; juvenile ;
twelve pages ; size of page 8x10 ; subscription
50 cents; established 1877; D. Lothrop & Co.,
editors and publishers.
BALLOU'S MAGAZINE; monthly;
literary; one hundred pages octavo; subscrip-
tion $1 50 ; established 1855 ; Thomes & Talbot,
editors and publishers ; circulation D.
BAPTIS^T MISSIONARY MAGA-
ZINE ; monthly; baptist; thirty -six pages
octavo ; subscription $1 lU ; established 1821 ;
AmeAcan Baptist Missionary Union, editors
and publishers ; W. G. Corthell, superinten-
dent ; circulation G G 1.
CHRISTIAN; monthly; evangelical;
sixteen pages ; size 33x46 ; subscription $1 ; es-
tablished 1866 ; H. L. Hastings, editor and pub-
lisher ; does not insert advertisements.
CHRISTIAN BANNER; monthly;
unsectarian ; sixteen pages ; size of page
8x11 ; subscription 50 cents ; established 1859 ;
American Tract Society, editors and publish-
ers ; circulation F.
CHRISTIAN TIMES; monthly ; evan-
gelical ; twenty-four pages ; size of page
9x12 ; subscription $1 ; established 1879 ; Rev.
W. H. Hubbard, editor and publisher ; does
not insert advertisements.
CONTRIBUTOR; monthly; evangeli-
cal ; sixteen pages ; size of page 11x14 ; sub-
scription $1 ; established 1872 ; James H.
Earle, editor and publisher ; circulation F F.
COTTAGE HEARTH; monthly; lit-
erary ; thirty-six pages ; size of page 8x12 ;
subscription $1 5U ; established 1874 ; D. L.
Milliken, editor ; Cottage Hearth Co., pub-
lishers.
DENTAL COSMOS; (see Philadelphia,
Pa.)
DONAHOE'S MAGAZINE; monthly;
literary ; one hundred and sixteen pages oc-
tavo ; subscription $2 ; established 1879 ; Pat-
rick Donahoe, editor; T. B. Noonan & Co.,
publishers: circulation G G.
FIREMEN'S STANDARD; monthly ;
eight pages ; size 21x29 ; subscription 50 cents ;
established 1879 ; James M. Gould, editor and
publisher.
FOLIO; monthly; music; forty pages;
size of page 10x12 ; subscription $1 60 ; estab-
lished 1869; T. D. Tooker, editor; White,
Smith & Co., pulilishers ; circulation H 1.
GLEASON'S COMPANION;
ly ; literary ; fifty-four pages ; size
6x10 ; subscription $1 ; established
month-
of page
1872; F.
Gleason & Co., editors and publishers ; circu-
lation F.
GOOD TIMES; monthly; juvenile; lit-
erary ; twenty pages ; size of page 9x12 ; sub-
scription $1 ; established 1877 ; Mrs. M. B. C.
Slade, editor ; T. W. Bicknell, publisher ; cir-
culation H 1.
GRANITE CUTTERS' INTERNA-
TIONAL UNION JOURNAL; monthly;
eight pages ; size 27x40 ; subscription 50 cents ;
established 1877 ; Granite Cutters' Interna-
tional Union, editors and publishers ; circu-
lation J 1.
GRAY'S NEAV ENGLAND REAL
ESTATE JOURNAL; monthly; real
estate ; four pages ; size 30x43 ; subscription
$1 ; established 1867 ; Chas. Letts, editor and
business manager ; James Gi-ay, publisher ;
an advertising sheet.
HEALTH AND HOME ; monthly ;
eight pages : size 29x44 ; subscription $1 ; es-
tablished 1879 ; Preston Sweet. M. D., editor ;
Charles E. Cook & Co., publishers ; circ'u G 1.
HELPING HAND; monthly; baptist;
eight pages ; size 20x28 ; subscription 40 cents;
established 1843; American Baptist Mission-
ary Society, publishers ; James M. Edwards,
superintendent ; does not insert advertise-
ments.
HOME AND ABROAD: monthly; lit
erary ; eight pages ; size 26x38 ; subscription
$1 10 ; established 1877 ; Rev. J. W. Hamilton,
editor ; Graves, Locke & Co., publishers ; cir-
culation J 1.
HOME GUARDIAN; monthly; liter-
ary ; fortv-eight pages octavo ; subscription
$l'25 ; established 1838 ; Miss M. V. Ball, editor ;
New England Moral Reform Society, publish-
ers ; circulation H.
HOUSEHOLD COMPANION;
monthly ; literary ; thirty-six pages ; size of
page 8x11 ; subscription $1 50 ; established
1878 ; George B. James, editor and publisher ;
circulation F 1 ; issued from the office of the
American Cultivator.
INVENTORS' AND MANUFAC-
TURERS' GAZETTE ; monthly ; me-
chanics ; four pages ; size 19x26; subscrijjtion
50 cents ; established 1868 ; F. L. Woodward &
Co., editors and publishers ; an advertising
sheet.
JOURNAL OF CHEMISTRY;
monthly ; medical ; twenty -four pages ; size
of page 10x12 ; subscription $1 ; established
1866 ; James R. Nichols, M. D., editor; Journal
of Chemistry Co., publishers ; circulation F 1.
LADIES' JOURNAL; monthly; fash-
ions ; eight pages ; size 23x33 ; established
1879 ; New England Publishing Co., editors
and publishers ; an advertising sheet.
LEADER; monthly; eight pages; size
28x44 ; subscription $2 ; established 1875 ; Jean
White, editor and publisher ; an advertising
sheet.
MATRIMONIAL TIMES; monthly;
four pages ; size 20x27 ; subscription 50 cents ;
established 1877 ; White & Co., editors and
publishers ; an advertising sheet.
MISSIONARY HERALD; monthly;
congregational ; fifty-two pages octavo ; sub-
scription $1 10 ; established 181)5 ; American
Board of Commissioners for Foreign Mis-
sions, publishers ; circulation C C.
MUSICAL HERALD ; monthly ; mu-
sic ; thirty-four pages ; size of page 10x14 ;
subscription $1 50 ; established 1879 ; Musical
Herald Co., editors and publishers.
AMERICAN NEWSPAPER DIRECTORY.
161
MASS A CHU SETTS.
MASS A CHUSETTS.
MUSICAL. MONTHIiY; music ;
twenty -eight pages ; size of page 10x12 ; sub-
scription $2 ; establislied 1877 ; Oliver Ditson
& Co., publishers ; does not insert advertise-
ments.
NEW ENGIiAND MEDICAL GA-
ZETTE; monthly; homeoepathic ; thirty-
six pages octavo ; subscription SI ; estab-
lished 1866 ; Herbert C. Clapp, M. D., editor ;
Otis Clapp & Son, publishers ; circulation J.
NEW ENGLAND METHODIST ;
monthly ; baptist ; eight pages ; size 27x38 ;
subscription 60 cents ; established 1879 ; Rev.
D. Sherman, D.D., editor; Methodist Publish-
ing Co., publishers.
NEW JERUSALEM MAGAZINE;
monthly ; Swedenborgian ; fifty-two pages
octavo ; subscription $S ; established 1877 ;
Massachusetts New-Church Union, editors
and publishers ; circulation K 1.
NURSERY; monthly; juvenile; liter-
ary ; thirty-six pages ; size of page 6x8 ; sub-
scription $1 50 ; established 1867 ; John L.
Shorev, editor and publisher ; circulation C 1.
ORCHESTRA ; monthly ; eight pages ;
size 22x28 ; subscription $1 ; established 1879 ;
O. A. Whitmore, publisher ; an advertising
sheet.
OUR DUMB ANI3IALS; monthly;
eight pages ; size of page 10x12 ; subscription
$1 ; established 1868 ; Massachusetts Society
for the Prevention of Cruelty to Animals,
editors and publishers ; does not insert ad-
vertisements.
PATHFINDER RAILWAY
GUIDE; monthly; eighty pages octavo;
subscription $3 ; established 1849 ; George S.
Chase, editor ; Rand, Avery & Co., publish-
ers ; circulation G 1.
PRIMARY TEACHER; monthly;
educational ; thirty -six pages octavo ; sub-
scription $1 ; established 1877 ; William E.
Sheldon, editor ; T. W. Bicknell, publisher ;
circulation H 1.
SCIENCE OBSERVER ; monthly ;
scientific ; twelve pages octavo ; subscription
50 cents ; established 1878 ; G. H. Elson and F.
R. Kimball, editors ; Boston Scientific Socie-
ty ,publishers ; does not insert advertisements.
SCORE ; monthly ; music ; thirty -two
pages ; size of page 10x12 ; subscription $1 15 ;
established 1877; John F. Perry & Co., pub-
lishers ; circulation J J 1.
SUNDAY SCHOOL HELPER ;
monthly ; universalist ; thirty-six pages oc-
tavo ; subscription $1 ; established 1870 ; Rev.
John G. Adams, D. D., editor; Universalist
Publishing House, publishers ; Charles Cav-
erly, Jr., agent ; circulation H H 1 ; a maga-
zine for Sunday school teachers.
TIMES OF REFRESHING ; month
ly; twenty pages ; size of page 8x11 ; subscrip-
tion $1 ; established 1869 ; Willard Tract Repos-
itory, publishers ; inserts advertisements of
the publications of the Tract Repository only.
TOWN AND COUNTRY MAGA-
ZINE ; monthly ; literary; sixteen pages ;
size of page 8x12 ; subscription 50 cents ; es-
tablished 1879; Edward A. Samuels, editor
and publisher.
UNITARIAN REVIEW AND RE-
LIGIOUS MAGAZINE; monthly; uni-
tarian ; one hundred and sixteen pages ;
octavo ; subscription $5 ; established 1871 ;
Rev. John H. Morrison, D. D., and Rev. H. H.
Barber, editors and publishers ; circ'n J 1.
UNITED STATES OFFICIAL
POSTAL GITIDE; monthly ; eighty pages
octavo; subscription $1 50; established 1874;
Houghton, Osgood & Co., publishers ; circu-
lation C 1.
WIDEAWAKE; monthly; juvenile;
literary ; sixty-four pages ; size of page 8x10 ;
subscription $2 ; established 1875 ; Ella Far-
man, editor ; D. Lothrop & Co., publishers ;
circulation G G.
YOUTH'S HOME LIBRARY;
monthly ; juvenile ; eight pages ; size 22x35 ;
subscription $1 25; established 1877; Charles
N. Webster, editor ; Youth's Home Library
Co., publishers.
AMERICAN JOURNAL OF NU-
MISMATICS; quarterly; tliirty-six pages;
size of page 7x11 • subscription $2 ; established
1865 ; Jeremiah Colburn, editor ; Boston Nu-
mismatic Society, publishers ; circulation K.
AMERICAN LAW REVIEW;
quarterly ; legal ; two hundred and forty-six
pages octavo ; subscription $5 j established
1866 ; Little, Brown & Co., publishers ; circu-
lation J 1.
BOOK BULLETIN; quarterly; thirty-
two pages ; size of page 8x10 ; subscription 30
cents ; established 1877 ; D. Lothrop & Co.,
publishers ; an advertising sheet.
DIAL EXPRESS LIST; (see New
England Dial).
NEW ENGLAND HISTORICAL
AND GENEALOGICAL REGIS-
TER ; quarterly ; American history ; one
hundred and eighteen pages ; size of page
6x10 ; subscription $3 ; established 1847 ; John
Ward Dean, A. M., editor and business man-
ager ; New England Historic, Genealogical
Society, publishers ; .circulation J.
UNIVERSALIST QUARTERLY ;
universalist ; one hundred and thirty-six
pages octavo ; subscription $3 ; established
1844 ; Thomas B. Thayer, D. D., editor ; Uni-
versalist Publishing House, publishers ; Chas.
Caver ly, Jr., agent ; cii'culation K.
BROCKTON, Plymouth Co., 12,000t
pop., on Old Colony & Newport Rd., 20 m.
from Boston. Engaged in manufacture of
boots and shoes. Centre of a local trade.
ENTERPRISE; every evening except
Sunday, and WEEKLY, Saturdaj^s ; four
pages ; size — daily 22x30, weekly 29x44 : sub-
scription — weekly .$2 ; established 1879 ; S.
Heath Rich, editor; Albert H. Fuller, pub-
lisher.
ADVANCE; Wednesdays ; independent ;
four pages ; size 29x45 ; subscription $2 ; es-
tablished 1876 ; A. E. Fessenden, editor and
publisher ; circulation 1 1.
GAZETTE; Saturdays; independent;
four pages ; size 30x44; subscription $2 ; es-
tablished 1850 ; A. T. Jones & Co., editors and
publishers ; circulation J 1.
BROOKFIELD, Worcester Co., 55
m. from Boston, and contains 160 farms, 440
dwelling houses, and some of the largest
boot factories In the country.
NEWS ; Fridays ; eight pages ; size
30x42 ; subscription $2 ; established 1873 ;
C. H. Whittemore, editor and publisher ; cir-
culation K 1 ; printed at the office of the Spen-
cer Sun.
BROOKLINE, ^''orfolk Co., 7,000t
pop., on branch of Boston & Albany Rd., 4
m. from Boston. A place of residence for
many of the wealthiest merchants of Bos-
ton.
CHRONICLE; Saturdays; independent;
four pages ; size 24x36 ; subshcription $2 50 ;
established 1874 ; Arthur & Spencer, editors
and publishers ; circulation J.
CAMBRIDGE, Middlesex Co., 50,000t
pop., on Charles r., connected with Boston
by two bridges. Engaged in various manu-
factures. Seat of Harvard College.
CHRONICLE; Saturdays ; independent;
eight pages ; size 30x43 ; subscription $2 50 ;
established 1846; Linn Boyd Porter, editor
and publisher ; circulation 1 1.
NEWS; Saturdays ; four pages ; size
26x40 ; subscription $1 ; established 1879 ; D.
A. Buckley, editor and publisher.
PRESS; Saturdays; independent; four
pages ; size 29x42: subscription $2 50 ; estab-
lished 1866 ; R. H. Harding, editor ; James Cox,
publisher ; circulation I 1. ITie best medium
for advertising in the vicinity of Boston. A
family newspaper.
TRIBUNE; Fridays ; independent ;
eight pages ; size 32x45 ; subscription $2 50 ;
established 1878 ; D. Gilbert Dexter, editor ;
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GEO. P. ROWELL & CO'S
MASS A CHUSETTS.
MASSA CHUSETTS.
Tribune Publishing Co., publishers ; circula-
tion 1 1.
CRIMSON; bi-weelcly; twelve pages;
size of page 8x11 ; subscription $2 50 ; estab-
lished 1874; Students of Harvard University,
editors and publishers ; circulation K ; a col-
lege paper ; issued during the collegiate year.
HARVARD ADVOCATE; biweekly;
sixteen pages ; size of page 8x10 ; subscrip-
tion $.2 50 ; established 1866 ; Students of Har-
vard College, editors and publishers ; circula-
tion K 1 ; a college paper ; issued during the
collegiate year.
H4RVARD REGISTER; monthly;
twenty -four pages ; size of page 10x12 ; sub-
scription $2 ; established 1879 ; Moses King,
editor and publisher. Circulation 5,000 copies
monthly, certified to by affidavit of Rand,
Avery & Co., Boston.
PSYCHE; monthly; entomology; eight
pages ; size 12x20 ; subscription $1 20 ; estab-
lished 1874 ; B. Plekman Mann and Geo. Dim-
mock, editors ; Cambridge Entomological
Club, publishers ; circulation K.
CAMBRIDGEPORT, Middlesex
Co. ; a section of Cambridge ; all the manu-
factures of Cambridge and its vicinity are
carried on at Cambridgeport ; they include
organs, and several cracker bakeries. It
is about 2 m. from Boston, with which it is
connected by horse car.s.
VOX HUMANA; monthly; music;
twenty pages ; size of page 10x13 ; subscrip-
tion $1 ; established 1873 ; Louis C. Elson, edi-
tor ; Geo. Woods & Co., publishers ; crrc'n G.
CANTON, Norfolk Co., 5,000t pop., on
Boston & Providence Rd., 16 m. from Bos-
ton. Has extensive copper, shovel, cotton,
woolen, and other manufactures, and lies
in an agricultural locality.
JOURNAIi ; Fridays ; independent ; four
pages ; size 26x40; subscription $2 ; established
1876 ; E. B. Thorndike, editor and publisher ;
circulation K 1.
CHATHAM, Barnstable Co., 2,411
pop., at S. E. extremity of Cape Cod, 80 m.
S. E. of Boston. Cod and mackerel fishing
are carried on, but the people are more
largely engaged in the coasting and foreign
carrying trade. The harbor on the ocean
side of the town is subject to constant
changes, caused by the action of the waves,
especially during easterly storms accom-
panied by high tides.
MONITOR; Tuesdays; independent;
four pages ; size 26x40 ; subscription $2 ; es-
tablished 1871 ; Levi Atwood, editor ; F. B.
Goss, publisher ; circulation K ; printed at the
office of the Barnstable Patriot.
CHELSEA, Suffolk Co., 22,000t pop.,
on Eastern Rd., 2 m. from Boston. An im-
portant suburb of Boston, and residence of
a large number doing business there. Con-
nected with Boston by a ferry, and with
Charlestown and East Boston by bridges.
NEWS; semi-weekly, Wednesdays and
Saturdays ; independent ; four pages ; size
20x26; subscription $1 50; established 1878;
Abbott Basset, editor; Chelsea News Co.,
publishers ; circulation J 1.
RECORD; Saturdays; eight pages; size
95x48 ; subscription $2 50 ; established 1876 ;
H. C. Gray & Co., editors and publishers ; cir-
culation X; printed at the office of the Maiden
Mirror.
TELEGRAPH AND PIONEER ;
Satwrdays ; republican ; four pages ; size
27x42 ; subscription $2 ; established 1845 ;
Henry Mason & Son, editors and publishers ;
circulation I.
CLINTON, Worcester Co., 6,780t pop.,
on Nashua r., at intersection of Nashua &
Worcester, and Boston, Clinton & Fitch-
burg Rds., 45 m. from Boston and 16 from
Worcester. Engaged in manufactures,
COURANT; Saturdays; independent;
four pages ; size 27x42 ; subscription $1 75 ; es-
tablished 1846 ; W. E. Parkhurst, editor ; W.
J. Coulter, publisher ; circulation J 1.
RECORD ; Satui-days; independent ; eight
pages ; size 30x44 ; subscription $1 50 ; estab-
lished 1877 ; R. MUles Le Poer, editor ; J. W.
Ellam, publisher ; circulation J 1.
COLLEGE HILL, Middlesex Co.
TUFTONIAN; monthly; sixteen pages ;
size of page 8x11; subscription $1; estab-
lished 1874 ; Students of Tufts College, editors
and publishers ; circulation K ; a college
paper ; issued during the collegiate year.
CONCORD, C. H., Middlesex Co.,
2,800+ pop., on the Fitchburg and Middlesex
Cen. Rds., 18 m. N. W. of Boston and 13 S. of
Lowell. Engaged in farming.
FREEMAN; Thursdays; eight pages;
size 26x 40 ; subscription $2 ; established 1834 ;
circulation K 1 ; printed at the office of the
South Acton Acton Patriot.
DANVERS, Essex Co., 6,500t pop.,
on a branch of Boston & Maine Rd., about 5
m. from Salem and 16 from Boston. En-
gaged in shoe and leather manufacturing.
MIRROR ; Saturdays ; four pages ; size
24x36 ; subscription $2 ; established 1870 ; C.
H. Shepard, editor ; C. H. Shepard & Co., pub-
lisliers ; circulation K 1.
DEDHAM, C. H., Norfolk Co., 7,342
pop., on Charles r., at terminus of Dedham
Branch Rd., 10 m. from Boston. Boston &
Providence and Boston, Hartford & Erie
Rds. pass through the town. Centre of an
agi-icultural district. Engaged in the manu-
facture of woolen goods, brushes, furni-
ture, pianofortes and iron wares.
TRANSCRIPT ; Saturdays ; four pages:
size 26x40 ; subscription $2 50 ; established
1870 ; Samuel H. Cox. editor and publisher ;
circulation K 1.
DORCHESTER, Svffolk Co., IS.OOOf
pop., 3 m. from Boston, on the O. C. & N.
Rd., and N. Y. & N. E. Rd. Walter Baker &
Son's chocolate manufactory is located
here. It has also horseshoe nail and other
manufactories.
BEACON AND NEWS GATHER-
ER; (see Boston).
EAST BOSTON, Suffolk Co., AO.OOOf
pop., an island one-half mile by ferry from
Boston proper, where all Rds. centre. En-
gaged in ship building and contains ma-
chine and boiler works.
ADVOCATE; (see Boston).
ARGUS; (see Boston).
EAST HAMPTON, Hampshire Co.,
4,000+ pop., on the New Haven & Northamp-
ton Rd. Engaged in manufacture of cot-
ton, rubber buttons and elastic goods.
ENTERPRISE; Fridays; four pages:
size 22x31 ; subscription $1 50 ; established
1875 ; H. M. Converse, editor and publisher ;
circulation K.
EASTON, Bristol Co.
JOURNAL.; Saturdays ; four pages; size
26x40; subscription $2; established 1872; A.
P. Smith, editor and publisher; circulation
Kl.
AMERICAN NEWSPAPER DmpCTORY.
163
MASSACHUSETTS.
MASSACHUSETTS.
£AST WEYMOUTH, xVor/oZi' Co.,
S,50(H- pop., on Old Colony Rd., 13 m. from
Boston. Boot and shoe manufactures form
the chief industry. Has nail works.
AVEYMOUTH ADVANCE; Thurs-
days ; independent ; four pages ; size 24x36 ;
subscription $1 75 ; established 1879 ; C. F.
David, editor and publisher.
EDGARTOWN, C. H., Dukes Co.,
1,516 pop., 30 m. from New Bedford. En-
gaged in the whale fishery and domestic
commerce. The famous Oak Bluffs water-
ing-place and the Martha's Vineyard camp
meeting are located in this vicinity.
VINEYARD GAZETTE; Fridays;
four pages ; size 24x35 ; subscription $1 50 ;
established 1846 ; Keniston & Jernegan, edi-
tors and publishers ; circulation J.
EVERETT, Middlesex Co., .3,(J63t pop.,
on Eastern Rd., 3 m. from Boston.
FREE PRESS; Saturdays; four pages:
size ^x36 ; subscription $1 50 ; established
1873 ; B. F. Morgan, editor and publisher ; cir-
•eulation K.
FALL. RIVER, Bristol Co., 4.5,360t
pop., on Old Colony & Newpoi't Rd., and
Taunton r., near Its entrance to Mt. Hope
bay. Has a good harbor, and is one of the
largest cotton manufacturing cities in New
England. The commerce, both foreign and
domestic, is quite extensive. A daily line
of steamers runs between this point and
New York city. Contains a granite quarry.
EVENING NEWS; every evening ex-
cept Sundaj', and N E WS, Thursdays ; re-
publican ; four pages ; size— daily 24x37,
weekly 28x43 ; subscription — daily $6, weekly
$2 25 ; established— daily 1859, weekly 1845 ;
Almy, Milne & Co., editors and publishers ;
circulation — daily 1 1, weekly J.
HERALD; every evening except Sun-
day ; four paeres; size 24x.37 ; subscription §6;
established 18?2 ; Fall River Herald Publish-
ing Co., publishers ; circulation 1 1.
ADVANCE; Saturdays; four pages; size
28x44 ; subscription SI 50 ; established 1879 ;
Geo. Salisbury, editor ; Salisbury & Newell,
publishers : circulation J J 1.
BRISTOL. CO. JOURNAL ; (see New
Bedford).
LABOR STANDARD; Saturdays;
eight pages ; size 30x43 ; subscription $1 ;
established 1873 ; George Gunton, editor and
publisher ; circulation X.
MONITOR; Saturdays; independent;
four pages ; size 24x36 ; subscription $1 50 ;
established 1826 ; Wm. S. Robertson, editor
and publisher ; circulation J.
SATURDAY MORNING BULLE-
TIN; Satm-days; independent ; eight pages ;
.size 24x36 ; established 1871 ; Fiske & Munroe,
editors and publishers ; circulation J 1. j
rALMOUTH, C. H., Barnstable Co.,
2,214+ pop., on the O. C. Rd., 20 m. from New
Bedford and 72 from Boston. Is a summer
resort.
SEASIDE PRESS (see Sandwich).
riTCHBURG, Worcester Co., 12,300t
pop., at junction of five important Rds., 50 ,
m. fx'om Boston and 25 N. of "Worcester, j
The manufactures of Fitchburg are exten-
sive, the principal being chairs, engines,
machinery, cotton and woolen goods,
paper, mowing machines, edge tools, &c.
Most important place in Northern "Worces-
ter Co.
SENTINEL; every e "ening except Sun-
«lay, and WEEK.LY, Fridays ; republican ;
four pages ; size — daily 21x30, weekly 27x41 ;
subscription— daily $5, weekly $1 .50; establish-
ed— daily 1873, weekly 1830 ; Sentinel Printing
Co., editors and publishers ; circulation-
daily J J, weeklj- J 1.
FOXBORO, Norfolk Co., 3,168t pop.,
on B. C. F. & N. B. Rd., 24 m. from Boston, 13
from Taunton, 27 from New Bedford
and 20 from Providence, R. I. Very
largely engaged in manufacture of straw-
goods.
TIMES; Fridays; four pages; size 26x40;
subscription $2; established 187^; Times Co.,
editors and publishers ; circulation K.
FRANKLIN, 2^orfolIc Co., 2,986t pop.,
on N. Y. & N. E. Rd., 27 m. from Boston.
SENTINEL; Saturdays; independent;
four pages ; size 22x31 ; subscription $1 50 ;
established 1878 ; R. E. Capron, editor and
publisher ; circulation K 1.
GARDNER, Worcester Co., 3,730t
pop., on Vt. & Mass. and "Worcester &
Gardner Rds., 15 m. from Fitchburg and 27
from "Worcester. Engaged in the manufac-
ture of chairs.
NEWS; Saturdays; independent; four
f)ages ; size 27x42 ; subscription §1 50 ; estab-
ished 1869 ; A. G. Bushnell & Co., editors and
publishers ; circulation J 1.
GEORGETOWN, I^ssex Co., 2,088
pop.
ADVOCATE; Saturdays; Independent;
four pages ; size 24x38 ; subscription $2 ; es-
tablished 1874 ; Hammond & Harriman, edi-
tors and publishers ; circulation J.
GLOUCESTER, Essex Co., 17,000t
" pop., on Cape Ann and branch of Eastern
Rd., 22 m. from Boston and about 25 from
Newburyport. An important fishing port.
The foreign and domestic commerce Is
quite extensive.
CAPE ANN ADVERTISER ; Fri-
days ; independent ; four pages ; size 27x42 ;
subscription $3 ; established 1858 ; Procter
Brothers, editors and publishers ; circulation
HI.
CAPE ANN BULLETIN; Wednes-
daj's ; republican ; four pages ; size 26x40 ; sub-
scription 82 ; established 1877 ; Woodbury «3k
Co., editors and publishers ; circulation 1 1.
GRAFTON, Worcester Co., 4,594 pop.
HERALD; "Wednesdays; four pages;
size 28x41; subscription §2 ; established 1874;
Cook & Sons, editors and publishers ; circula-
tion K ; printed at the office of the Milf ord
Journal.
GREAT BARRINGTON, Berk-
shire Co., 4,320 pop., on Housatonic Rd.
near junction of State Line Branch, 85 m.
from Bridgeport, Ct. Engaged in various
manufactures. It has quarries of varie-
gated marble.
BERKSHIRE COURIER; Wednes
days ; republican ; eight pages ; size 31x44 ;
subscription $2 50 ; established ISM ; Clark
W. Bryan & Co., editors and publishers ; cir-
culation 1 1.
GREENFIELD, C. H., Franklin Co.,
3,589 pop., on Connecticut r., Vermont &
Slassachusetts, Troy & Greenfield Rds., 36
m. from Springfield. Engaged in manu-
factures and agriculture ; the centre of
trade for a large territory.
FRANKLIN CO. STANDARD;
Thursdays ; independent ; four pages ; size
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GEO. P. ROWELL & GO'S
MASS A CH USETTS.
MASS A CHUSETTS.
26x40; subscription $1 50; established 1880;
F. H. Fleming, editor and publisher.
GAZETTE AND COURIER; Mon
days ; republican ; four pages ; size 29x46 ;
subscription $2 50 ; established— Gaze^^e 1792,
Courier 1838 ; E. A. Hall, editor and publish-
er ; circulation G 1.
HARWICH, Barnstable Co., 3,451t
pop., on Old Colony Rd., 12 m. from Barn-
stable.
INDEPENDENT; Tuesdays; republi-
can ; four pages ; size 26x40 ; subscription $2 ;
established 1872 ; Alton P. Goss, editor and
publisher ; circulation K 1.
HAVERHILL, Essex Co., 14,628t
pop., on Meri-imac r. and the Boston &
Maine Rd., 32 m. from Boston. Engaged in
various manufactures, and ranks as the
second city in New England in the manu-
facture of boots and shoes.
BULiEETIN; every evening except Sun-
day, and WEEKEY, Saturdays; four
pages ; size— daily 24x38, weekly 26x40 ; sub-
scription—daily $5, weekly $2; established
1871 ; Mitchell & Hoyt, editors and publishers ;
circulation — daily J 1, weekly 1 1. We have
recently purchased the tri- weekly "Pub-
lisher " and consolidated it with the " Bulle-
tin," thus giving us a large increase of circu-
lation, ichich our advertising patrons get the
benefit of.
EVENING TELEPHONE; every eve
ning except Sunday ; four pages ; size 20x27 ;
subscription $3 ; established 1879 ; Bridgman,
Gay & Co., editors and publishers; issued
from the otflce of the Morning Gazette.
MORNING GAZETTE: every morn-
ing except Sunday, and GAZETTE, Fri-
days ; four pages ; size— daily 24x36, weekly
27x40; subscription— daily $5, weekly $1 50;
established 1821 ; Bridgman, Gay & Co., editors
and publishers ; circulation— dailyJ, weekly
II.
ESSEX BANNER; Fridays; democrat-
ic ; foiu- pages ; size 26x40 ; subscription $2 ;
established 1834; E. H. Safford, editor and
publisher ; circulation J 1.
HINGHAM, Plymouth Co., 4,800t
pop., on S. E. side of Boston Harbor, and on
South Shore Rd., 17 m. from Boston. Manu-
facturing place ; 13 m. from Boston by
steamer ; also summer resort.
JOURNAL AND SOUTH SHORE
ADVERTISER; Fridays; neutral; four
pages ; size 27x40 ; subscription $2 50 ; estab-
lished 1850 ; Frederick H. Miller, editor and
publisher ; circulation J.
HOLLISTON, Middlessx Co., 3,500t
pop., on the B. & A. Rd., 7 m. from Milford.
Engaged in agriculture, and the manufac-
tm-e of boots, shoes, straw goods, and nails.
TRANSCRIPT; Fridays; independent;
four pages ; size 24x36 ; subscription $2 ; estab-
lished 1876 ; Middlesex Newspaper Co., pub-
lishers ; circulation K ; printed at the oflfice of
the South Framingham Framingham Gazette.
HOLYOKE, Hampden Co., 16,260t
pop., on Connecticut r. and Connecticut R.
Rd., 8 m. from Springfield. Engaged in
manufacturing, the falls in the river
affording unlimited power.
HERAED ; Tuesdays ; independent ; four
pages ; size 24x39 ; subscription S2 ; establish-
ed 1879 ; Stanley H. Parker, editor ; Parker &
Norton, publishers.
TRANSCRIPT; Saturdays; republi-
can ; eight pages ; size 31x45 ; subscription $2 ;
established 1863 ; W. S. Loomis, editor and
publisher ; circulation «1 1.
MANUFACTURER; monthly; com-
mercial ; mechanics ; twenty-four pages ; size
of page 11x14; subscription $1; established
1879 ; Walden & Conley, editors and publishers.
I
PAPER WORED ; monthly; commer-
cial ; ttffy-six pages ; size of page 8x11 ; sub-
scription $2; established 1879; Clark W>
Bryan, editor and publisher.
HOPKINTON, Middlesex Co., 4,419
pop.
NEWS; Fridays ; independent ; four
ages ; size 24x36 ; subscription $2 ; estab-
ished 1876; Middlesex Newspaper Co., pub-
lishers ; circulation K ; printed at the office
of the South Framingham Framingham Ga-
zette.
HUDSON, Middlesex Co., 2,500t pop.,
on Marlboro branch of Fitchburg Rd., and
about 27 m. W. of Boston. Engaged princi-
pally in the manufacture of shoes.
PIONEER; Saturdays; four pages; size
26x40 ; subscription $2 ; established 1865 ; R. D.
Pratt, editor and publisher ; circulation K ;
issued from the office of the Marlboro Mirror-
Journal.
HYDE PARK, iVo/-/oZA; Co., 4,136 pop..
NORFOIiK CO. GAZETTE; Satur
days ; four pages ; size 27x42 ; subscription
$2 '50; established 1813; Samviel R. Moseley,
editor and publisher ; circulation J 1.
IPSWICH, Essex Co., 3,800t pop., on
Eastern Rd. and Ipswich r., 27 m. from
Boston. Engaged in the manufacturing of
woolen and cotton hosiery.
CHRONICLE; Saturdays ; independent ;
four pages ; size 24x35 ; subscription $2 ; estab-
lished 1872 ; L. H. Daniels, editor and pub-
lisher ; circulation K 1.
JAMAICA PLAIN, S^iffolk Co.,
12,000+ pop. A part of Boston. 3 m. from
the city proper on the Providence Rd. The
wealthiest suburb of Boston, containing
the residences of manj'^ prominent business
men of that city.
SUBURBAN NEWS; (see Boston).
LAWRENCE, Essex Co.,34,907tpop.,
on Merrimac r., the Boston & Maine, Man-
chester & Lawrence, and Lowell & Law^-
rence Rds., 26 m. from Boston, having im-
mense water power, and one of the largest
cotton and woolen manufacturing cities in
the United States.
AMERICAN; every evening except Sun-
day, and AMERICAlSf AND ANDOVER
ADVERTISER, Fridays; republican;
four pages ; size— daily 24x35, weekly 28x45 ;
subscription — daily $6, weekly $2 ; estab-
lished—daily 1863, weekly 1855; Geo. S. Mer-
rill, editor and publisher ; circulation— daUy
K K 1, weekly H 1.
EAGLE; every morning except Sunday,
and ESSEX EAGLE, Saturdays ; republi-
can ; four pages ; size— daily 21x31, weekly
28x44; subscription— daily $5, weekly $1 50; es-
tablished—daily 1869, weekly 1867 ; Hammon
Reed, editor and publisher ; circulation— daily
K 1, weeklv 1 1.
AMERICAN AND ANDOVER AD-
VERTISER; (see American).
ESSEX EAGLE; {see Eagle).
JOURNAL; Saturdays ; democratic ;
four pages ; size 28x44 ; subscription $2 ; es-
tablished 1868 ; J. P. Sweeny, editor ; P.
Sweeny, publisher ; circulation I.
SENTINEL; Fridays; democratic; four
pages ; size 27x40 ; svibscription $2 ; established
1854 ; A. and C. Morrison, editors and pub-
lishers ; circulation I.
LEE, Berkshire Co., 3,866 pop., on
Housatonic Rd., 50 m. from Albany and
Springfield, and 99 from Bridgeport. En-
gaged in various manufactures and quarry-
ing marble.
AMERICAN NEWSPAPER DIRECTORY.
165
MASS A CH USETTS.
MASSA CHUSETTS.
VALiIiEY GL.EANER; Wednesdays;
republican ; four pages ; size 27x41 ; subscrip-
tion $1 75 ; established 1857 ; Rockwell & Hill,
editors and publishers ; circulation J 1.
liEOMINSTER, Worcester Co., 5,500t
pop., oil FitL-hburg & Boston, Clinton, Fitch-
burg & New Bedford Rds., 40 m. N. W. from
Boston. Manufactures horn combs, jew-
elry, buttons, pianos and paper.
ENTERPRISE ; Wednesdays ; four
pages ; size 26x4<J ; subscription $1 50 ; estab-
lished 1872 ; F. N. Boutwell, editor and pub-
lisher ; circulation K 1.
RECORD ; Saturdays ; independent ;
eight pages ; size 30x44 ; subscription $1 50 ;
established 1879 ; J. W. Ellam, editor and pub-
lisher; printed at the office of the Clinton
Mecord.
XEXINGTON, Middlesex Co., 2,505t
pop., on Middlesex Central Rd., 11 m. N. W.
of Boston. Scene of the first battle of the
Revolution.
MINUTE-I>IAN; Saturdays ; four pages;
size 22x31 ; subscription SI 50 ; established
1871 ; Charles S. Parker, editor and publisher ;
circulation K 1 ; printed at the office of the
Arlington Advocate.
XOAVELL, Middlesex Co., 52,000t pop.,
•on Merriniac r., at the junction of six rail-
roads. The river furnishes immense
power, which is used in the mills and manu-
Ifactories, which give employment to thou-
sands of operatives. The largest cotton
manufacturing city in the United States.
CITIZEN ; every evening except Sunday,
and Ai>IERICAN CITIZEN. Fridays;
republican ; four pages ; size— daily 24x3.5,
Aveeklv 27x40 ; subscription — daily S5, weekly
.$2 ; established— daily 1850, weekly 1854 ; C. L.
Knapp & Son, editors and publishers ; cir-
culation—daily K K 1, weekly K 1.
COURIER; every evening except Sun-
day, and JOURNALij Fridays ; republican ;
daily four pages, weekly eight pages ; size —
daily 24x35, weekly 35x47 ; subscription — daily
.$6 50, weekly $2 ; established— daily 1845,
weekly 1824 ; Marden & Rowell, editors and
publishers ; circulation -daily J 1, weekly
I 1.
MORNING 3IAIIi J every morning ex-
•cept Sunday, and MAIIj, semi-weekly, Wed-
nesdays and Saturdays ; independent ; four
pages ; size 22x33 ; subscription— daily $5,
semi-weekly S2 ; established 1879 ; Stone,
Bacheller & Livingston, editors and publish-
ers.
MORNING TIMES^; every morning ex-
cept Sunday, and WEEKLY, Fridays;
democratic ; daily four pages, weekly eight
pages ; size — daily 24x35, weekly 30x43 ; sub-
scription— daily .$6, weekly $2 .50 ; established
1872 ; Campbell & Hanscom, editors and pub-
lishers : circulation — daily J, weekly K 1.
AMERICAN CITIZEN; (see Citizen).
JOl'RNAL.; (see Courier).
SUN ; Saturdays ; four pages ; size 26x40 ;
subscription ,$2 ; established 1878 ; Harrington
Bro.s., editors and publishers ; circulation HI.
VOX POPUL.I; Wednesdays; indepen-
dent ; four pages ; size 27x40 ; subscription
$2 ; established 1841 ; John A. Goodwin, edi-
tor ; Huse, Goodwin & Co., publishers ; circu-
lation J J. SATURDAY VOX POPILI;
size, 29x4:3 ; same publishers ; subscription $2 ;
established 1S69 ; circulation I I.
liYNN, Essex Co., 32,600t pop., on
Massachusetts bay and Eastern Rd., 11 m.
from Boston. The gi'eat centre of shoe
manufacturing of the United States. An-
nual sales $20,000,000.
EVENING ITEM; every evening ex-
cept Sunday, and CITY ITEM, Saturdays ;
Independent ; four pages ; size— dally 20x30,
weekly 26x40 ; subscription — daily $2 50, week-
ly $1 ; established— daily 1877, weekly 1876 ;
Hastings & Sons, editors and publishers ; cir-
culation—daily J J 1, weekly J J 1.
RECORD; Saturdays; four pages; size
30x47 ; subscription $2 ; established 18T2 ; J. L.
Damon, editor and publisher ; circ'n J 1.
REPORTER; Saturdays; republican;
four pages ; size 29x44 ; subscription $2 ; es-
tablished 1844 ; Mrs. B. B. Breed, publisher ;
circulation J 1.
TRANSCRIPT'; Saturdays; indepen-
dent ; four pages ; size 29x45 ; subscription §2 ;
established 1867 ; Abel G. Courtis, editor and
publisher ; circulation J 1. The wholesome
tone of the " Transcript" gains it a ready ae-
i cess to the family circle, where it is freely and
carefully scanned. As a medium for reach-
ing the reputable people of Lynn — those who
buy (t n d pa y — it stands confessedly at the head.
VINDICATOR; Saturdays; indepen-
dent ; four pages ; size 29x44 ; subscription $2 ;
established 1876 ; B. B. Scully, editor and pub-
lisher ; circulation J 1. The only journal of
its class in America. Circulated from Cana-
da to Califoi-nia. A i-aluable medium for
manufacturers of shoe machinery, shoe tools,
di'essings, inks, stai)is, &c., &c. Shoe manu-
facturers supplied with male or female opera-
tives, foremen, forewomen, etc.
MALDEN, Middlesex Co., 10,000t pop.,
5 m. from Boston, on Boston & Maine Rd.,
and Eastern Saugus branch. Several large
manufactories are located here.
MIRROR; Saturdays; eight pages ; size
35x48 ; subscription .$2 50 ; established 1871 ; H.
C. Gray, editor ; H. C. Gray & Co., publishers ;
circulation J 1.
MANSFIELD, Bristol Co.
>,600t
pop., 3 m. from Foxboro, on the Boston &
Providence Rd. Engaged in the manufac-
ture of straw hats, bonnets and jewelry.
NEWS; Fridays; four pages ; size 26x40;
subscription $2 ; established 1873 ; Thomas S.
Pratt, editor and publisher ; circulation K.
MARBLEHEAD, Essex Co., 9,000t
pop., on Marblehead branch of Eastern Rd.,
about 3 m. S. E. of Salem. Shoe manufac-
turing and fishing. Centre of a large trade
In shoes.
MESSENGER; Fridays; four pages;
26x40 ; subscription $2 50 ; established
N. Allen LIndsey & Co., editors and pub-
size
1872
Ushers
circulation J 1.
MARLBORO, Middlesex Co., 8,446t
pop., on Boston, Clinton & FItchburg Rd., 32
m. from Boston. Engaged in ehoe manu-
facturing.
ADVERTISER; Wednesdays ; indepen-
dent ; eight pages : size 26x40 ; subscription
$2 ; established 1877 ; R. D. Pratt, editor and
publisher ; circulation J 1.
MIRROR -JOURNAL. ; Saturdays;
four pages ; size 26x40 ; subscription $2 ; estab-
lished 18.59 ; Stillman B. Pratt, editor and pub-
lisher : circulation J 1.
TIMES; Thursdays; Independent ; four
ages ; size 26x40 ; subscrlijtion §1 50 ; estab-
ished 1877 ; C. F. Morse, editor and publisher ;
circulation J.
MAYNARD, Middlesex Co., 2,000t
pop., on Assabet r., and on Marlboro branch
of FItchburg Rd., 25 m. W. of Boston. Has
large woolen mills.
JOURNAL.; Thursdays; eight pages;
size 26x40 ; subscription $2 ; established 1875 ;
Journal Publishing Co., editors and publish-
ers ; circulation K ; printed at the office of
the South Acton Acton Patriot.
MEDFORD,
pop., on Mystic r,
a
Middlesex Co., 6,627t
and Boston & Maine and
166
GEO. P. HOWELL & GO'S
MASSA CHUSETTS.
Boston & Lowell Rds., 5 m. from Boston.
Has some manufactures.
CHRONICLE; Saturdays; four pages;
size 24x36 ; subscription $1 50 ; established
1873 ; A. B. Morss, editor and publisher ; circu-
lation K 1.
MED WAY, iVbr/oZA; Co., 4,242t pop.,
on Woonsocket division of Boston, Hart-
ford & Erie Rd., 25 m. from Boston and 13
from Woonsocket.
GAZETTE; Wednesdays; four pages;
size 28x41 ; subscription $2 ; established 1874 ;
Cook & Sons, editors and publishers ; circula-
tion K ; printed at the office of the Milford
Journal.
3IAGNET; Saturdays; four pages ; size
22x31 ; subscription $1 50 ; established 1879 ;
R. E. Capron, editor and publisher ; circula-
tion K ; printed at the office of the Franklin
Sentinel.
MELiROSE, Middlesex Co., 4,000t pop.,
on Boston & Maine Rd., 7 m. from Boston.
JOURNAL; Saturdays; independent;
four pages ; size 26x4lJ ; subscription $2 ; estab-
lished 1868 ; G. W. Reynolds, editor ; Reynolds
& Dunton, publishers ; circulation K K.
MERRIMAC, J^ssex Co., 2,500t pop.,
on the Merrimac r. and a branch of Boston
& Maine Rd., 6 m. from Haverhill and 9 m.
from Newburyport. Engaged in carriage
manufacturing. There is also a shoe manu-
factory here.
RIVER-SIDE PRESS.++
METHUEN, ^ssex Co., 4,500t pop.,
on Manchester «& Lawrence Rd., 27 m. N. of
Boston. Extensive manufactures of cot-
ton, woolen and jute goods, boots and
shoes ; also large agricultural interests.
TRANSCRIPT AND ESSEX FAR-
MER; Saturdays; independent ; four pages ;
size 24x36 ; subscription $1 50 ; established
1876 ; Charles E. Trow, editor ; Charles E.
Trow & Co., publislun's ; circulation K 1.
MIDDLEBOROUGH, Plymouth
Co., 5,500-|- pop., on Old Colony & Newport
Rd., at junction of Cape Cod Branch Rd.,
34 m. from Boston. Engaged in manufac-
turing.
GAZETTE; Saturdays; republican ; four
pages ; size 26x40 ; subscription $2 ; estab-
lished 1852 ; James M. Coombs, editor and
publisher ; circulation K 1.
PEOPLE'S FIRESIDE JOURNAL;
monthly; literary; eight pages; size 32x46;
subscription $1 ; established 1878 ; F. B.
Washburn & Co., publishers ; circulation G G.
MILFORD, Worcester Co., 9,890 pop.,
on Charles r. and Milford branch Boston &
Albany Rd., 35 m. from Boston and 14 from
South Framingham. Engaged in the manu-
facture of boots and shoes, cotton machin-
ery, etc.
JOURNAL; Wednesdays; four pages;
size 28x41 ; subscription $2 ; established 1850 ;
Cook & Sons, editors and publishers ; circula-
tion I.
NANTUCKET, C. H., Nantucket Co.,
3,200+ pop., on Nantucket Island. Engaged
in whale, cod and mackerel fishery and
coast trade. A summer resort.
INQUIRER AND MIRROR ; Satur
days ; four pages ; size 22x33 ; subscription
$2 ; established 1820 ; Hftssey & Robinson,
editors and publishers ; circulation J 1.
JOURNAL; Thursdays; four pages;
size 24x36 ; subscription $2 ; established 1878 ;
MASSA CHUSETTS.
Arthur H. Gardner, editor and publisher ; cir-
culation K K.
NATICK, Middlesex Co., 9,000t pop.,.
on Boston & Albany Rd., 17 m. from Boston.
Engaged in the manufacture of boots and
shoes.
BULLETIN; Fridays ; four pages; size
24x36 ; subscription $1 50 ; established 1869 r-
H. L. Wells, editor and publisher ; circ'n J J.
CITIZEN ; Fridays; independent; four
pages ; size 24x36 ; subscription $1 50 ; estab-
lished 1878 ; Ryder & Morse, editors and pub-
lishers circulation K 1.
NEEDHAM, NorfoUc Co., 5,040t pop.,,
on Boston & Albany and Woonsocket divi-
sion of N. Y. & N. E. Rd. Extensive glue
and hosiery manufactures, etc. Seat of
Wellesley College.
CHRONICLE AND WELLESLEY
ADVERTISER; Saturdays; four pages;,
size 26x40 ; subscription $2 50 ; establislied
1874 ; George W. Southwoi'th, editor and pub-
lisher ; circulation J.
NEW BEDFORD, C. H., Bristol
Co., 25,876+ pop., on Buzzard's bay and New
Bedford Rd., about .55 m. S. of Boston. It is
more extensively engaged in whale fisher j'
than all the rest of the world combined.
Engaged in manufactures and commerce.
EVENING STANDARD; every even
ing except Sunday, and REPUBLICAN
STANDARD, Thursdays; republican;,
daily four pages, weeklj^ eight pages ; size —
daily 26x44, weekly 31x46 ; subscription — daily
$6, weekly $2 ; established 1850 ; Edmund An-
thony & Sons, editors and publishers ; circu-
lation— daily H 1, weekly H 1. Circulation
of each more than double any other daily or
weekly in Southern 3Iassachusetts. Circu-
lation of the daily in the city and imine
diate vicinity more than three times that of
any other paper. Circulation of the weekly
more than six times that of any other weekly
printed in the city.
MERCI^R Y; every morning except Sun-
day, and WEEK.LY,Wednesdays;indepen-
dent ; daily four pages, weekly eight pages ;
size— daily 24x35, weekly 30x45 ; subscription
— daily $6, weekly $2 ; established— daily 1832,.
weekly 1807 ; Booth, Chase & Sayer, editors
and publishers ; circ'n — daily J 1, weeklv J.
BRISTOL CO. JOURNAL; Satur
days ; eight pages ; size 30x44 ; subscription
$1 50 ; established 1878 ; Waite & Milne, edi-
tors and publishers ; issued simultaneously
at New Bedford, Fall River and Taunton.
REPUBLICAN STANDARD ; (see
Evening Standard).
SIGNAL; Saturdays; independent; four
pages ; size 20x26 ; subscription $1 ; estab-
lished 1878 ; George Robertson, editor and
publisher ; circulation K 1.
WHALEMEN'S SHIPPING LIST
AND MERCHANTS' TRANS-
CRIPT; Tuesdays; four pages ; size 22x29;.
subscription $;3 15 ; established 1843 ; Eben P.
Raymond, editor and publisher ; circ'n J.
NEWBURYPORT, ^ssex Co.,.
12,976+ pop., on Merrimac r. and Eastern
Rd., 36 m. from Boston. Engaged in com-
merce and fishery. The cotton and woolen
manufacturing is also important.
HERALD; every morning except Sun-
day, and WEEKLY, Fridays; indepen-
dent ; four pages ; size— daily 23x:i4, weekly
26x40; subscription— daily $6, weekly $2; es-
tablished—daily 1832, weekly 1793; William
H. Huse & Co., editors and publishers; circu-
lation— daily J 1, weekly J J.
GERM; semi-weekly, Wednesdays and
Saturdays ; democratic ; tour pages ; size
19x26; subscription $1: established 1879; M.
C. Teel, editor and publisher.
AMERICAN KEWSPAPER DIRECTORY.
167
MASS A CHUSETTS.
MASS A CHUSETTS.
MERRI3IAC VAIil^EY VISITOR j
Saturdays ; four pages ; size 26x40 ; subscrip-
tion $2 : established 18T2 ; Geo. J. L. Colby,
editor ; Daniel T. Colby, publisher ; circ'n J 1.
NEWTON, Middlesex Co., 18,000t
pop., comprising ten villages, on the Boston
and Albany Rd., 7 m. from Boston. En-
gaged in paper and other manufactures. It
is the residence of a large number of per-
sons doing business in Boston.
JOURNAL; Saturdays; independent;
four pages ; size 27x40 ; subscription §2 50 ;
established 1866 ; H. M. Stimson & Co., editors
and publishers ; circulation J 1.
REPUBIilCAX; Saturdays; independ-
ent ; four pages ; size 27x40 ; subscription $2 ;
established 1873 ; circulation J 1.
NORTH ADAMS. Berkshire Co.,
15,000tpop., on Troy & Boston and Pittsfleld
& North Adams Rds. Engaged in cotton,
woolen, shoe and other manufactures.
The west entrance of Hoosac tunnel is 1 m.
from the town centre.
ADAIVIS TRANSCRIPT; Thursdays;
republican ; four pages ; size 26x42 ; subscrip-
tion §2 25 ; established 1840: James T.Robin-
son & Son, editors and publishers ; circ'n J 1.
HOOSAC VALLEY NEWS; Thurs
days ; republican ; four pages ; size 27x42 ;
subscription $2; established 1868; J. C. Angell,
editor ; Charles T. Evans, publisher ; circ'n J.
NORTHAMPTON, C. H., Hamp-
shire Co., 11,0(XH' pop., on Connecticut r. and
Connecticut R. Rd., at the junction of New
Haven & Northampton Rd., 17 m. from ;
Springfield. A farming district. There are
several manufactories here.
HAMPSHIRE CO. JOURNAL; Sat
tirdays ; independent ; eight pages ; size
30x40; subscription $1 50; established 186'J ;
Chas. F. Warner, editor ; Wade, Warner &
Co., publishers ; circulation I.
HA:>IPSHfKE GAZETTE AND
NORTHAMPTON COURIER; Tues
days ; independent ; four pages ; size 30x46 ; :
subscription $2 65 ; established 1786 ; Henry [
S. Gere, editor and publisher ; circ'n H 1. i
LE JEAN BAPTISTE; Wednesdays;'
French ; independent ; four pages ; size
19x31 ; subscription $1 50 ; established 1875 ;
P. C. Chatel, editor; Gazette Printing Co.,
publishers ; circulation J 1.
NORTHBORO, Worcester Co., l,400t
pop., on Boston, Clinton, Fitchburg and
New Bedford Rd. Engaged in manufactur-
ing shell jewelry and woolen cloth.
FARMER; Fridays; four pages; size
26x40 ; subscription $2 ; established 1873 ; R.
D. Pratt & Co., editors and publishers ; circu- :
lation K 1 ; printed at the office of the Marl- j
boro Mirror-Journal. \
NORTH BROOKFIELD, Worces- !
ter Co., 4,500+ pop., on North Brookfield
branch of B. & A. Rd., 20 m. from Worces-
ter. Engaged in the manufacture of boots
and shoes and corsets.
JOURNAL; Saturdays four pages ; size
^x36 ; subscription $1 50 ; established 1875 ;
H. J. Lawrence, editor and publisher ; cumu-
lation K K 1.
NORTH T.A.^TO'S, Bristol Co.,2,500t
pop., on Old Colony & Newport Rd., 24 m.
from Boston. Tributaries of the Taunton
r. flow through the township, furnishing an
abundant motive power, which is employed
in various manufactures.
EASTON JOURNAL; (see Easton).
NORTH VTEYMOUTH, Norfolk
Co., 2,000+ pop., on South Shore Rd., 12 m.
from Boston. Makes boots and shoes.
VOICE OF ANGELS; semi-monthly;
spiritualist ; twelve pages ; size 20x42 ; sub-
scription SI 65 ; established 1875 ; D. C. Dens-
more, publisher.
PALMER, Hampden Co., 4,553t pop.,
at junction of Boston & Albany with New
London, Northern and Ware Rds., 16 m.
from Springfield. Engaged in manufactur-
ing.
JOURNAL ; Saturdays ; republican ; four
pages ; size 22x32 ; subscription $2 ; estab-
lished 1850 ; Charles B. Fisk, editor and pub-
lisher ; circulation J 1.
PEABODY, Essex Co., 8,060t pop.,
about 5 m. from Salem and near the line of
Salena & Lowell Rd. Engaged in tanning
and shoe manufacturing.
PRESS ; Wednesdays ; independent ;
eight pages ; size X3x46 ; subscription $2 50 ;
established 1859 ; Albert Vittum, manager ;
circulation J.
REPORTER; Saturdays; four pages;
size 26x40 ; subscription §1 • established 1876 ;
Peabody Reporter Co., publishers; circ'n K 1.
PITTSFIELD, C. H., Bershire Co.,
12,278+ pop., on Boston & Albany Rd., and at
junction of the Housatonic and Pittsfleld &
North Adams Rds., 53 m. from Springfield
and 50 from Albany. Engaged in manufac-
turing, and centre of a large trade.
BERKSHIRE CO. EAGLE; Thurs
days ; republican ; four pages ; size 31x46 ;
subscription $2 15 ; established 1829 ; Chicker-
ing & Axtell, editors and publishers ; circ'n H.
SUN ; Wednesdays ; democratic ; eight
pages ; size 30x44 ; subscription $2 ; estab-
lished 1800; Horace J. Canfleld, editor and
publisher ; circulation I.
PLYMOUTH, C. H., Plymouth Co.,
6,3'28+ pop., on Plymouth bay and E. branch
of Old Colony Rd., 37 m. from Boston. En-
gaged in manufacturing, commerce and
fishery.
FREE PRESS; Saturdays ; democratic;
four pages ; size 26x40 ; subscription $2 ; es-
tablished 1872 ; D. W. Andrews, editor and
publisher ; circulation K.
OLD COLONY MEMORIAL; Thurs
days ; republican ; eight pages ; size 31x4:3 ;
subscription $2 50 ; established 1822 ; C. C.
Doten, editor ; Avery & Doten, publishers ;
circulation I.
PRINCETON, Worcester Co., l,050t
pop., 12 m. from Worcester, on Boston,
Barre & Gardner Rd. A summer resort.
Contains chair manufactories, and dairies.
WORD ; monthly ; four pages ; size 17x2;i;
subscription 75 cents ; established 1872 ; E. H.
Hey wood, editor and publisher ; circ'n J 1.
VROMIUCY.TO'WS, Barnstable Co.,
4,400+ pop., on northern extremity of Cape
Cod, 120 m. from Boston. Terminus of Old
Colony Rd. Has the most commodious and
accessible harbor on the Atlantic coast.
Engaged in mackei-el, cod, and whale fish-
eries and ship building. Is a summer re-
sort. Celebrated as the first landing place
of the pilgrims in America.
ADVOCATE; Thursdays; independent;
four pages ; size 26x40 ; subscription $2 50 ;
established 1869 ; H. H. Sylvester, editor and
publisher ; circulation J ; printed at the
office of the Barnstable Patriot.
168
GEO. P. UOWELL & GO'S
MASS A CHUSETTS.
MASS A CHUSETTS.
QUINCY, Norfolk Co., lO.OOOf pop.,
on Quincy bay and r. and Old Colony Rd.,
8 m. from Boston. Celebrated for its gran-
ite quarries, from which large quantities
are shipped to all parts of the United
States.
PATRIOT; Saturdays; four pages; size
29x44 ; subscription $2 50 ; established 1837 ; M.
Elizabeth Green and Geo. W. Prescott, editors
and publishers ; circulation J 1.
RANDOLPH, Norfolk Co., 4,064t
pop., on Old Colony Rd., 15 m. S. of Boston.
Engaged in the manufacture of boots and
shoes.
NORFOLK CO. REUIvSTER; Satur
days ; four pages ; size 26x40 ; subscription
$2 ; established 1865 ; Daniel H. Huxford, edi-
tor and publi slier ; circulation K.
READING, Middlesex Co., 2,664 pop.
NEWS AND CHRONICLE; Satur
days ; four pages ; size 24x36 ; subscription
$2 50 ; established 1868 ; C. T. Tolman, editor
and publisher ; circulation K K.
ROCKLAND, Plymouth Co., 4,278t
pop., on Old Colony Rd., 18 m. from Boston.
Engaged in the manufacture of boots and
shoes. One of the most prominent shoe
manufacturing towns in the State.
STANDARD AND PLYMOUTH
CO. ADVERTISER; Saturdays; four
pages ; size 26x40 ; subscription $2 ; establish-
ed 1854 ; J. S. Smith, editor and publisher ;
circulation K 1.
ROCKPORT, Essex Co., 4,480t pop.,
on Gloucester branch of Eastern Rd., 36 m.
from Boston. Celebrated for its granite
quarries and as a summer resort. Engaged
in cotton manufacturing and fishing.
GLEANER; monthly; four pages ; size
26x40 ; subscription 75 cents ; established
1872 ; L. Cleaves & Co., editors and publish-
ers ; circulation J 1.
ROXBURY, Suffolk Co. A part of
Boston.
GAZETTE AND SOUTH END AD-
VERTISER ; (see Boston).
HOME JOURNAL; (see Boston).
SALEM, C. H., Essex Co., 25,958t pop.,
on Eastern Rd., 16 m. from Boston. One of
the oldest cities in New England, having a
fine and well-protected harbor.
GAZETTE; semi-weekly, Tuesdays and
Fridays, and ESSEX CO. MERCURY,
Wednesdays ; republican ; four pages ; size
28x4:t ; subscription— semi-weekly S3 50, week-
ly $2; established— semi-weekly 1796, weekly
1768 ; C. Foote and N. A. Horton, editors and
publishers ; circulation — semi-weekly J 1,
weekly I. The present regular circulation of
each separate issue of the Salem " Gazette " is
1 ,440 copies ; of Essex Co. "Mercury" (weekly
editioti of " Gazette ") 1,968 cajjies. There has
not been one single issue for four years when
the actual circulation has been 96 copies less
than this, and many issues when it has been
from 100 to 300 in excess of this. All new
advertisements in the " Gazette " ha ve one gra-
tuitous insertion in the weekly edition. The
Salem " Gazette " is one of the earliest papers
in this county.
REGISTER ; semi-weekly, Mondays and
Thui-sdays ; republican ; four pages ; size
27x4;? ; subscription $4 ; established 1800 ; C.
W. Palfray and E. N. Walton, editors and
publishers'; circulation J 1.
ESSEX CO. MERCURY; (see Ga-
zette).
OBSERVER; Saturdays; independent;
four pages ; size 29x46 ; subscription $2 ;
established 1823 ; Pease, Traill & Fielden, edi-
tors and publishers ; circulation J 1.
POST; Wednesdays; independent; four
pages ; size 27x43 ; subscription $2 50 ; estab-
lished 1872 ; C. H. Webber, editor and publish-
er ; circulation J J 1. The " Post " circulates
among the very best, wide-awake portion of
the community. It carries no dead advertise-
ments, but aims to make its adi^ertising col-
umns as interesting and as profitable to its
readers as other portions of the paper. Its
merits as an advertising medium have only to
be tried to be proven.
TIMES; Saturdays; independent; four
pages ; size 24x36 ; subscription $1 ; estab-
lished 1879 ; P. J. Cody and J. H. Thomas, edi-
tors and publishers.
PEABODY'S FIRESIDE FAVOR-
ITE ; monthly ; eight pages ; size 27x41 ; es-
tablished 1868 ; subscription 50 cents : John
P. Peabody, editor and publisher ; circ'n G.
SALISBURY MILLS, Essex Co.,
4,000+ pop., on the Eastern Rd. and Salis-
bury Branch Rd., and opposite Newbury-
port, on the Merrimac r. Engaged in nianu-
facturing woolen goods, carriages, and the
building of dories.
VILLAGER; (see Amesbury).
SANDWICH, Barnstable Co. 3,417t
pop., on an arm of Cape Cod bay and on
Cape Cod Rd., 56 m. S. E. of Boston. En-
gaged in glass and other manufactures.
SEASIDE PRESS; Saturdays; four
pages ; size 24x36 ; subscription $2 ; estab-
lished 1873 ; J. H. Stevens and Henry Jones,
editors ; Press Association Co., publishers ; F.
S. Pope, business manager ; circulation K 1 ;
dated and published at Sandwich and Fal-
mouth.
SAUGUS, Essex Co., 2,247 pop.
EVENING NEWS? Saturdays; four
pages ; size 26x40 ; subscription $1 ; establish-
ed 1876 ; Hastings & Sons, editors and pub-
lishers ; circulation K ; printed at the office
of the Lynn City Item.
SHREWSBURY, Worcester Co.,
1,600+ pop. Finely located ; also contains a
boot manufactory.
NEWS; Fridays; four pages; size 26x40;
subscription $2 ; established 1874; H. A. May-
nard, editor ; Pratt & Pratt, publishers ; cir-
culation K ; issued from the office of the
Marlboro 3Iirror- Journal.
SOM.'E'RVI'Lli'E, Middlesex Co., 24,000t
pop., a suburb of Boston, on Mystic r., in-
tersected by the Eastern, Boston & Maine,
Boston & Lowell and Fitchburg Rds., 2 m.
from Boston.
ADVERTISER; Saturdays ; four pages ;
size 24x36 ; subscription $1 00 ; established
1878; Haskell Bros., editors and publishers;
circulation K 1.
JOURNAL ; Saturdays ; eight pages ; size
31x42 ; subscription $2 ; established 1870 ; J. O.
Hayden & Co., editors and publishers ; circu-
lation H 1. Only established newspaper in
a city of 24,000 inhabitants ; acknowledged to
be one of the most attractive and readable
local newspajjers in the cotintry.
SOUTH ABINGTON, Plymouth
Co., 2,500+ pop., on the Old Colony Rd., 21
m. from Boston, 4i to Burkton, and 19 to
Plymouth. Is the location of several tack,
eyelet, and boot and shoe factories.
TIMES; Saturdays; independent ; four
pages ; size 28x44 ; subscription $2 ; estab-
} lished 1873 ; L. B. Hatch, editor and pub-
1 Usher ; circulation K ; printed at the office of
the Plymouth Co. J(nirnal, Abington.
SOUTH ACTON, Middlesex Co.,
AMERICAN NEWSPAPER DIRECTORY.
169
MASSACHUSETTS.
2,0(XH- pop., on Fitchburg Rd., 25 m. from
Boston, and 6 from Concord. Agricultural
community.
ACTON PATRIOT; Thursdays; inde-
pendent ; eight pages ; size 26x40 ; subscrip-
tion $2 50 ; established 1874 ; Chas. W. Leach,
editor and publisher ; circulation J.
SOUTHBORO, Worcester Co., 2,-200t
pop., on Boston & Albany and Boston,
Clinton, Fitchburg & New Bedford Eds. En-
gaged mainly in farming and milk produc-
ing.
PRESS ; Fi-idays ; four pages ; size 26x40 ;
subscription $2 ; established 1874 ; S. B. Pratt
& Co., editors and publishers ; circulation
K ; printed at the office of the Marlboro
Mirror-Journal.
SOUTH BRAINTREE, Norfolk
Co., 4,500+ pop., on Old Colony Rd. Manu-
factures yarn, paper, boots and shoes.
BRAINTREE OBSERVER; Satur
days ; four pages ; size 26x40 ; subscription
$2 ; established 1878 ; William MacEwan, edi-
tor ; Daniel H. Huxford, publisher ; circula-
tion K ; printed at office of the Randolph
Norfolk Co. Register.
SOUTHBRIDGE, Worcester Co.,
5,721+ pop., on Quinnebaug r. and a branch
of New York & New England Rd.. 70 m. from
Boston and 20 S. W. from Worcester. En-
gaged in manufacturing. Business centre
for most of the towns in the S. part of Wor-
cester county.
JOURNAL; Thursdays; republican;
four pages ; size 27x40 ; subscription S2 ; es-
tablished 1861 ; Geo. M. Whitaker, editor and
publisher ; circlation J 1.
TE3IPL.E STAR; monthly; temple of
honor ; eight pages ; size 27x40 ; subscription
75 cents ; established 1875 ; Geo. M. Whitaker,
editor and publisher ; circulation I 1.
SOUTH FRAMINGHAM, Mid-
dlesex Co., 2,000+ pop. Engaged in the manu-
facture of straw goods.
FRA3IINGHA]>I GAZETTE; Frl
days ; independent ; four pages ; size 24x36 ;
subscription $2 ; established 1871 ; Middlesex
Newspaper Co., publishers ; W. W. Pease,
manager ; circulation J 1.
SPENCER, Worcester Co., 8,000t pop.,
on branch of Boston & Albany Rd., 12 m.
from Worcester. Engaged in manufactur-
ing boots, shoes, woolen cloth, and wire.
A centre for ten towns in the N. W. part of
the county.
SUN ; Fridays ; independent ; eight pages ;
size :30x42 ; subscription §2 ; established 1872 ;
James Pickup, editor and publisher ; circula-
tion .J 1.
SPRINGEIELD, C. H., Hampden
Co., 30,(X)0+ pop., on Connecticut r., at the
junction of Boston & Albany, Hartford &
New Haven and Connecticut R. Rds., and
largest city in Western Massachusetts.
Manufactures various and extensive.
REPUBLICAN; every morning, except
Sunday, SUNDAY REPUBLICAN, Sun
days, and WEEKLY, Fridays; indepen-
dent ; eight pages ; size 31x41 ; subscription-
daily .§9, Sunday S2, weeklv $1 30; estab-
lished—daily 1844, Sunday 1878, weeklv 1824 ;
circulation— daily F 1, Sunday G G, weekly
MASSACHUSETTS.
G 1.
UNION ; every evening except Sundav,
and WEEKLY", Fridays ; republican ; daily
four pages, weekly eight pages ; size— dailv
54x:^, weekly 34x44; subscription— daily $7,
weekly $2 ; established 1864 ; The Springfield
Printing Co., publishers; circulation— daily
Gl, weeklv Gl.
PENNY" NEWS; tri-weekly, Tuesdays,
Thursdays and Saturdays; four pages; size
22x32; subscription ,$1 44; established 1880;
Penny News Co., editors and publishers.
GAZETTE; Saturdays; four pages; size
22x32 ; subscription .$1 ; established 1879 ; Cur-
tis B. Wells, editor and publisher.
HERALD OF LIFE; Wednesdays;
advent ; four pages ; size 24x36 ; subscription
$2 25 ; established 186;? ; W. N. Pile, editor
and manager; Life and Advent Union, pub-
lishers ; circulation J 1.
I L' AMI DU PEUPLE ; Thursdays ;
I French ; four pages ; size 27x41 ; subscription
i $2 20 ; established 1878 ; H. P. Grise & Co., edi-
tors and publishers ; circulation K ; printed
at the office of Le Travailleur, Worcester.
NEW ENGLAND HOMESTEAD ;
Saturdays; eight pages; size 30x42; subscrip-
tion $•> ; established 1867 ; Edward H. Phelps,
editor; Phelps, Sanderson & Co., publishers ;
circulation H H 1 ; a local edition, same form,
size and subscription, is also issued on Satur-
davs ; circulation J.
FANCIER'S JOURNAL; monthly;
poultry raising ; thirty-six pages ; size of page
9x13 ; subscription $1 50 ; established 1873 ;
E. S. Starr, editor and publisher ; circulation
J. A semi-monthly supplement entitled Ex-
change and Mart, eight pages, size 16x22, is
also issued ; subscription 50 cents— with
monthlv §2.
, GOOD COMPANY; monthly ; literary ;
j one hundred pages ; size of page 7x10 ; sub-
i scription $3 ; established 1877 ; E. F. Merriam,
' editor and publisher ; circulation G.
STONEHAM, Middlesex Co., 4,984t
pop., on Stoneham branch of Boston &
Lowell Rd., 12 m. N. of Boston. Extensive
shoe and leather manufactories here.
INDEPENDENT; Saturdays ; four
I pages ; size 24x36 ; subsci'iption SI 25 ; estab-
i lished 1870; F. L. Whittier and R. W. Barn-
! stead, editors ; F. L. and W. E. Whittier, pub-
'■ Ushers ; circulation K K 1.
STOUGHTON, ^^orfolk Co., 4,841t
pop., on Old Colony and a branch of Boston
& Providence Rd., 19 m. from Boston. En-
gaged in boot and shoe making.
SENTINEL; Saturdays ; four pages ; size
26x4(^) ; subscription §2 ; established 1868 ; A. P.
Smith, editor and publisher ; circulation K 1.
SWAMPSCOTT, Essex Co., 2,500t
pop., on Eastern Rd., 12 m. from Boston, 4
from Salem, 4 from Marblehead, and 2 from
Lynn. Engaged in market fishing. A sum-
mer resort.
ENTERPRISE; Saturdays; four pages;
size 26x40 ; subscription $1 ; established 1876 ;
Hastings & Sons, editors and publishers ; cir-
culatioii K ; printed at the office of the Lynn
City Item.
TAUNTON, C. H., Bristol Co., 20,400t
pop., on Taunton r. and Old Colony Rd., 34
m. from Boston, and at junction of Taunton
& New Bedford Rd. Engaged in manufac-
turing locomotives and other machinery.
GAZETTE; everv evening except Sun-
day, and HOI SEIIOLD GAZETTE,
Thursdays ; republican ; four pages ; size-
daily 24x;i4, weekly 28x40 ; subscription— daily
$6, weekly $2 ; established— daily 1848, weekly
1831 ; Reed Brothers, editors and publishers ;
circulation — dailv J, weeklv J 1.
BRISTOL CO. JOURNAL; (see New
Bedford).
BRISTOL CO. REPUBLICAN; Fri
days ; republican ; four pages ; size 26x42 ; sub-
scription $2 ; established 182;3 ; Dawes, Wilbar
& Davol, editors and publishers; circula-
tion L
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GEO. P. ROWELL & CO'S
MASS A CHUSETTS.
HOUSEHOLD GAZETTE ; (see Ga-
zette).
TURNER'S FALLS, Franklin Co.,
2,500f pop., on Connecticut r. and a branch of
the Vermont & Massachusetts Rd., 3 m. from
Greenfield. The river affords power, which
Is employed in manufacturing.
REPORTER } Wednesdays ; four pages ;
size 24x36 ; subscription $2 ; established 1872 ;
Cecil T. Bagnall, editor and publisher ; circula-
tion J.
UXBRIDGE, Worcester Co., 3,300t
pop., on Providence & Worcester Rd., mid-
way between the two cities. Principal busi-
ness, cotton and woolen manufacturing.
WORCESTER SOUTH COMPEN-
DIUM ? Saturdays ; independent ; four
pages ; size 22x32 ; subscription $1 75 ; estab-
lished 1868 ; L. H. Balcome, editor and pub-
lisher ; circulation K 1.
WAKEFIELD, Middlesex Co., 5,649t
pop., on Boston & Maine Rd., 10 m. from
Boston. Engaged in the manufacture of
iron castings, rattan goods, needles, boots
and shoes.
CITIZEN AND BANNER; Saturdays;
four pages ; size 27x40 ; subscription $2 50 ; es-
tablished 1872 ; W. H. Twombley, editor and
publisher; circulation J 1.
WALPOLE, J^orfolJc Co., 2,137 pop.,
on Boston, Hartford & Erie Rd., at intersec-
tion of Framingham & Mansfield division
of Boston, Clinton & Fitchburg Rd., 19 m.
from Boston.
ENTERPRISE: Saturdays; four pages;
size 26x40 ; subscription $2 ; established 1878 ;
Charles M. Thompson, editor ; Enterprise
Publishing Co., publishers ; circulation K 1.
WALTHAM, Middlesex Co., 9,065
pop., on Charles r. and Fitchburg Rd., 9 m.
from Boston. Engaged in manufactui'ing.
Waltham watches are made here.
FREE PRESS ; Fridays ; republican ;
four pages ; size 28x45 ; subscription $2 ; es-
tablished 1863; Geo. Phinney & Co., editors
and publishers ; circulation J 1.
RECORD; Fridays; independent; four
pages ; size 26x40 ; subscription $1 50 ; estab-
lished 1876 ; E. L. Barry, editor and publisher ;
circulation J.
WARE, Hampshire Co., 4,300t pop., on
Ware R. Rd., 10 m. from Palmer, and about
21 from Springfield. Engaged In woolen
and other manufactures.
GAZETTE; Fridays; independent; four
pages; size 27x42; subscription .$2; estab-
lished 1832 ; Cook & Co., editors and publish-
ers ; circulation K 1 ; printed at the office of
the Barre Gazette.
STANDARD; Saturdays; republican;
four pages ; size 22x.32 ; subscription $2 ; estab-
lished 1856 ; Charles B. Fisk, editor and pub- ]
Usher ; circulation K ; printed at the office
of the Palmer Journal.
WAREHAM, Plymouth Co., S.OOOf
pop., on Buzzard's bay and Cape Cod Rd.,
48 m. from Boston. {
NEWS ; Saturdays ; republican ; four j
pages ; size 26x40 ; subscription $2 ; estab-
lished 1865 ; J. F. Murdock, editor ; James M.
Coombs, publisher ; circulation K ; printed at
the office of the Middleborough Gazette.
WARREN, Worcester Co., 2,625 pop.
HERA ED ; Fridays; four pages; size
22x31 ; subscription $1 50 ; established 1877 ;
Melvin & Goodhue, editors and publishers ;
circulation K.
MASSACHUSETTS.
WATERTOWN, Middlesex Co.,
6,000+ pop., 8 m. from Boston, on Watertowii
Br. of Fitchburg Rd. Manufactures stoves
and paper bags.
ENTERPRISE; Wednesdays ; four
pages ; size 2(Jx26 ; subscription $1 25 ; estab-
lished 1879 ; S. S. Gleason, manager.
WEBSTER, Woi'cester Co., 5,059t
pop., on Norwich & Worcester Rd., 16 m.
from Worcester. Principal business cot
ton, woolen, linen, and shoe manufacturing.
EAGEE ; Fridays; independent; four
pages ; size 24x35 ; subscription $1 ; estab-
lished 1880 ; Eagle Printing Co., editors and
publishers.
TIMES ; Saturdays; independent: four
f)ages ; size 26x44 ; subscription $2 ; estab-
ished 1859 ; John Cort, editor and publisher ;
circulation J.
WESTBOROUGH, Worcester Co.,
5,141+ pop., on Boston & Albany Rd., 32 m.
from Boston. Engaged in manufacturing
boots and shoes and various other articles.
State Reform School for boys located here.
CHRONOTYPE ; Saturdays; indepen-
dent ; four pages ; size 26x40 ; subscription
$2; established 1866; Holton & Thurston,
editors and publishers ; circulation J.
WEST BOYLSTON, Worcester Co.
HERALD; Saturdays; independent;
eight pages ; size 80x44 ; subscription §1 50 ;
established 1879 ; R. Miles Le Poer, editor ; J.
W. Ellam, publisher; circulation K; printed
at the office of the Clinton Record.
WESTFIELD, Hampden Co., 8,429t
pop., on Westfield r. and Boston & Albany,
New Haven & Northampton, Holyoke &
Westfield Rds., 10 m. from Springfield. En-
gaged in manufacturing steam heaters,
whips and cigars.
ADVERTISER ; Fridays ; independent ;
eight pages ; size 18x24 ; subscription 50 cents ;
established 1874; Sherman Adams, editor
and publisher ; circulation J.
WESTERN HAMPDEN TIMES
AND NEWS LETTER; Wednesdays;,
independent ; four pages ; size 27x42 ; sub-
scription $2 50 ; established 1841 ; Clark &
Story, editors and publishers ; circulation 1.
WEST MEDFORD, Middlesex Co.
REPOKTEK AND 3IIDDEESEX
CO. A 1) V O C A T E ; Saturdays ; four
pages ; size 26x4L) ; established 1879 ; J. M.
Usher, editor and publisher.
WEST NEWTON, Middlesex Co.
NEWTON TRANSCRIPT.++
WEYMOUTH, Norfolk Co., ICOOOf
pop., on South Shore Rd. Comprises sev
eral villages, engaged in various manufac-
tures.
GAZETTE AND BRAINTREE
REPORTER ; Fridays; four pages; size
27x42 ; subscription $2 ; established 1867 ; C. G.
Easterbrook, editor and publisher ; circ'n J.
WILLIAMSTOWN, Berkshire Co.,.
2,679+ pop., on Troy & Boston Rd., 20 m. N.
of Pittsfield, 40 from Troy, and in the N. W.
extremity of the State. The manufactures
comprise woolen goods, boots and shoes,
carriages, hardware, etc. Seat of Williams
College, founded in 1793, one of the most
renowned institutions of learning in the
country.
WILLIAMS ATHEN^^EUM; bi week
ly ; twenty pages ; size of page 8x11 ; sub-
scription $2; established 1874; Students of
AMERICAN NEWSPAPER DIRECTORY.
171
MASS A CHUSETTS.
MICHIGAN.
Williams College, editors and publishers ;
circulation K ; a college paper ; issued during
the collegiate year.
WINCHENDON, Worcester Co.,
3,T76t pop., on Cheshire Rd., at junction of
Monadnock Rd. Miiler's r. crosses the town,
and affords water power, which is partially
developed for manufactui-ing purposes.
COURIER; Fridays; four pages; size
26x40 ; subscription .§1 5() ; established 1878.
JOURNAIj ; Thursdays; Independent;
four pages; size 26x4<); subscription $1 .tO;
established 18T1 ; Charles B. Marchant, editor
and publisher.
WOBURN, Middlesex Co., lO.OOOf
pop., on the Woburn branch of the Boston
& Lowell Rd., 10 m. from Boston. Engaged
in leather and other manufactures.
ADVERTISER ; Thursdays; indepen-
dent ; four pages ; size 24x;?6 ; subscription
$1 5(D ; established 1871 ; Mark Allen, editor
and publisher ; circulation K K 1.
JOURNALi ; Fridays ; independent ; four
pages ; size 24x36 ; subscription S2 ; estab-
lished 1851 ; French & Andrews, editors and
publishers ; circulation J 1.
WORCESTER, C. H., Worcester Co.,
50,000t pop., in the centre of the State, at
junction of six important railroads, and 44
m. from Boston. Manufactories of various
kinds and of the most extensive character
are located here.
EVENING GAZETTE ; every evening
except Sunday, and iEGIS AND GA-
ZETTE, Saturdays ; four pages ; size 27x40;
subscription — daily S8, weekly $1 .50; estab-
lished—tlaily 1843," weekly 1801; Charles H.
Doe & Co., editors and publishers; circula-
tion—daily 1 1, weekly K 1.
SPY ; every morning except Sunday, and
MASSACHUSETTS SPY, Fridays; re-
publican ; four pages ; size 28x41 ; subscrip-
tion— daily $8, weekly §2 ; established — daily
1845, weekly 1770 ; J. D. Baldwin, editor-in-
chief ; J. D.' Baldwin & Co., publishers; circu-
lation— dailv G 1, weekly G.
L.E BIEN PUBIilC; triweekly, Tues
days, Thursdays and Saturdays ; French ;
four pages ; size 19x25 ; subscription $1 .50 ;
established 1879 ; Charles Gigault, editor and
publisher.
L.E TRAVAILLETiR ; semi-weekly,
Tuesdays and Fridays; French; four pages;
size 22x30 ; subscription $2 20 ; established
1874 ; Ferd. Gagnon, editor and publisher ;
circulation J 1.
^T^GIS AND GAZETTE; {see Evening
Gazette).
I.E COURRIER DE WORCES-
TER; Fridays; French; four pages; size
22x32 ; subscription SI ; established 1880 ;
Belanger & Co., editors and publishers.
MASSAC"HUSETTS SPY; (see Spy).
SATURDAY EVENING JOUR-
NAL; Saturdays; four pages; size 20x29;
subscription 50 cents ; established 1879 ; Albert
B Dorman & Co., editors and publishers.
YARMOUTH PORT, Barnstable
Co., 2,423 pop., on Old Colony Rd,, 75 m.
from Boston. Engaged in coast trade and
mackerel fishing.
CAPE COD ITEM; Fridays; eight
page^ ; size 30x44; subscription $1 50; estab-
lished 1879 ; George Otis, editor and publisher.
The " Item " is only one year old, and is the
largest paper on the Cape ; gives the most local
neus: circulation increasing faster than that
of all the other Ccpe papers combined.
YARMOUTH REGISTER ; Satur
days ; republican ; four pages ; size 27x44 ;
subscription $2; established \9S1 \ Charles F.
Swift, editor and publisher ; circulation J 1.
ADRIAN, C. H., Lenawee Co., 9,000t
pop., on Raisin r, and Lake Shore and Michi-
gan Southern Rd., 37 m. from Monroe, 210 E.
of Chicago, 70 from Detroit, and .32 from
Toledo. Rich and populous agricultural
district, and centre of active trade. En-
gaged in manufactures of various kinds.
TIMES AND EXPOSITOR; every
evening except Sunday, and WEEIvLY,
Fridays ; republican ; daily four pages,
weekly eight pages ; size— daily 24x36, weekly
(size of page) 18x24 ; subscription — daily
§8, weekly $1 50 ; established 1865 ; Applegate
& Fee, editors and publishers; circulation-
daily K 1, weekly 1 1. Only daily paper in the:
\ Second Congressional District ; weekly with
j the largest circulation in the district; sul>-
scription all in advance ; advertising rates
very reasonable.
NATIONAL. GREEN BACK.++
PRESS; Fridays; democratic; eight
pages; size .30x44; subscription .$1 50; estab-
lished 1873 ; E. J. Smith, editor ; W. Stearns &
Co., publishers; circulation I.
SUNDAY MORNING CALL. ; Sun
days ; four pages ; size 20x26 ; subscription
i $1 20 : established 1878 ; F. J. Warner & Co.,
editors and publishers ; circulation K K.
METHODIST PROTESTANT
MAGAZINE; monthly; literary ; seventy-
two pages octavo ; subscription $1 50 ; estab-
lished 1876 ; circulation J J 1.
ALBION, Calhoun Co., 3,500t pop., on
Kalamazoo r. and Michigan Central Rd., at
>
junction of Lansing division of Lake Shore
& Michigan Southern Rd., 20 m. from Jack-
son, 40 from Lansing. An active business
place.
MIRROR; Fridays; democratic; four
ages ; size 24x36 ; subscription $2 ; estab-
ished 1856 ; L. W. Cole, editor and publisher ;
circulation K 1.
RECORDER; Saturdays; republican;
four pages ; size 20x26 ; subscription 75 cents ;
established 1868; H. E. Gemberling, editor
and publisher ; circulation K 1.
REPUBLICAN ; Fridays ; republican ;
four pages ; size 26x40 ; subscription $1 50 ;
established 1879 ; B. B. Russell, editor and
publisher.
ALLiEGAN, C.H., Allegan Co., 3,000t
pop., on Kalamazoo r. and junction of Kala-
mazoo division of Lake Shore & Michigan
Southern and Michigan Lake Shore Rds., 20-
m. from Lake Mchigan and 2:3 from Kala-
mazoo, 23 from Paw Paw and 33 from Grand
Rapids. Engaged in lumber trade and va-
rious manufactures. Excellent water
power furnished by Kalamazoo r. Within:
famous "Michigan Fruit Belt."
JOURNAL; Saturdays ; republican ;
eight pages ; size 31x44 : subscription $1 50 ; es-
tablished 1856; Henderson & Reid, editors
and publishers ; circulation J 1.
TRIBUNE; Fridays; republican; four
pages ; size 24x36 ; subscription §1 ; estab-
lished 1880 ; G. A. Morgan, editor ; Morgan &
Bailey, publishers.
AELEYTON, Newaygo Co., 300t
pop., 46 m. from Grand Rapids, 30 from Mus-^
kegon. Engaged in lumbering as well as
farming.
ALLEYTON AND WHITE CLOUD
ECHO; Thursdays ; democratic ; four pages ;
size 22x30 ; subscription .$1 ; established 1877 ;
W. Fuller, editor and publisher ; circ'n K.
ALMA, Gratiot Co. SOOf pop., on line
of Chicago, Saginaw & Canada and Sagi-
naw Valley & St. Louis Rds. Agriculture,
i
172
GEO. P. ROWELL & GO'S
3nCHIGAN.
MICHIGAN.
milling, manufacturing and lumbering are
prominent industries.
INDEX; Thursdays; four pages; size
■20x26 ; subscription $1 ; established 1879 ; M.
Xi. Hart, editor and pviblisher.
ALMONT, Lapeer Co., l.OOOf pop., 9
m. from Romeo and 9 from Imlay City.
Contains iron foundry, steam grist mill,
carriage factories, &c.
HERALiD; Thursdays; four pages; size
24x35 ; subscription $1 50 ; established 1875 ;
A. H. Patterson, editor and publisher ; circu-
lation K.
ALPENA, C. H., Alpena Co., 5,000t
pop., on Thunder bay, at the mouth of
Thunder bay r., 250 m. N. of Detroit, 140
from Bay City. Has a fine harbor. Large
lumber business done here. Nineteen large
steam saw and shingle mills.
AL.PENA CO. PIONEER; Fridays;
republican ; four pages ; size 28x44 ; subscrip-
tion $2 ; established 1866 ; A. C. Tefft, editor
and publisher ; circulation K 1.
ARGUS; Wednesdays; democratic; four
pages ; size 24x36 ; subscription $1 50 ; estab-
lished 1871 ; J. C. Viall, editor and publisher ;
circulation K 1.
REPORTER; Tuesdays; four pages;
size 22x32 ; subscription $1 50 ; established
l879; F. B. "Walsh & Co., editors and publishers.
ANN ARBOR, C. H., Washtenaw Co.,
7,363 pop., on Huron r. and Michigan Cen-
tral and Toledo & Ann Arbor Rds., 38 m.
from Detroit. In a farming district, and
contains several manufactories. The State
University — with over a thousand students
— is located here.
COURIER; Fridays; republican; four
pages ; size 28x41 ; subscription $2 ; estab-
lished 1861 ; R. A. Beal, editor and publisher ;
circulation H.
1>E:U0CRAT; Thursdays; democratic;
four pages; size 26x40; subscription $1 50;
established 1878 ; John L. Burleigh, editor and
publisher ; circulation J. County democratic;
largest circulation of any democratic paper
published in the county. Advertising patron-
age hea vy.
MICHIGAN ARGUS; Fridays; demo-
cratic ; four pages ; size 26x41) ; subscription
.$1 50 ; established 1845 ; John N. Bailey, editor
and publisher : circulation K 1.
REGISTER; Wednesdays; republican;
four pages ; size 23x32 ; subscription .50 cents ;
established 1874; Ann Arbor Printing and
Publishing Co., editors and publishers ; circu-
lation H.
CHRONICIiE; bi-weekly ; twenty-four
pages ; size of page 8x11 ; subscription $2 ;
established 1868 ; Students of the University
of Michigan, editors and publishers ; circula-
tion K 1 ; a college paper; issued during the
collegiate year.
UNIVERSITY; semi-monthly; twenty-
four pages ; size of page 8x11 ; silbscription
$1 50 ; established 1879 ; Students of the Pro-
fessional Departments of Michigan Universi-
ty, editors and publishers ; a college paper ;
issued during the collegiate year.
PHYSICIAN AND SURGEON;
monthly ; medical ; surgical ; fifty eight
pages octavo; subscription $2; established
1879 ; Victor C. Vaughan, M. D., Ph. D., editor ;
Keating & Bryant, publishers.
ATHENS, Calhoun Co., 400t pop., 7
m. N. W. of Union City. Has a flouring
mill, saw mill, steam stave factory and a
foundry.
NEWS; Fridays; eight pages; size 22x32 ;
subscription $1 ; established 1879 ; News Pub-
lishing Co., editors and publishers.
ATI SABLE, Iosco Co., 3,000t pop.,
50 ni. from Bay City. Lumbering and fishing.
AU SABI.E AND OSCODA NEWS;
Thursdays ; four pages ; size 24x35 ; subscrip-
tion $2 ; established 1877 ; P. D. Bissell, editor
and publisher ; circulation K.
BAD AXE, C. H., Huron Co. Inter-
ested in lumber, salt and agriculture.
BACKWOODSMAN; Thursdays; dem-
ocratic ; four pages ; size 24x35 ; subscription
$1 50 ; established 1876 ; Bell Irwin, editor and
publisher ; circulation K.
BALDWIN, C. H., Lake Co., 300t
pop., on the Flint & Pere Marquette Rd., 31
m. from Ludington, and the north branch
of the Pere Marquette r. Engaged in farm-
ing and lumbering.
LAKE CO. STAR; Thursdays; repub-
lican ; four pages ; size 26x40 ; subscription
$1 50 ; established 1873 ; Chas. K. Radcliffe, edi-
tor and publisher ; circulation K. Only paper
in the county.
BANGOR, Van Buren Co., l,200t pop.,
good running water power, woolen, grist,
and saw mills, and blast furnace. Centre
of "Michigan Fruit Belt."
REFLECTOR; Fridays; republican;
eight pages ; size 26x40 ; subscription $1 50 ;
established 1874; Charles C. Phillips, editor
and publisher ; circulation K 1.
BATTLE CREEK, Calhoun Co.,
7,000+ pop., at junction of Battle Creek with
Kalamazoo r., on Michigan Central, at In-
tersection of Chicago & Lake Huron Rd.,
23 m. from Kalamazoo. River furnishes
water power, which is employed in various
manuf actui-es. It is surrounded by a fruit
and farming country, and noted for ita
flourishing schools.
JOURNAIi; every evening except Sun-
day, and WEEKLiY, Wednesdays; repub-
lican ; four pages ; size— daily 23x31, weekly
28x48 ; subscription— daily $6, weekly f 1 50 ; es-
tablished—daily 1872, weekly 1851 ; Geo. Wil-
lard, editor and publisher ; circulation— daily
K, weeklv J 1.
ADVENT REVIEW AND SAB-
BATH HERALD; Thursdays; seventh
day adveutist; eight pages; size 24x36; sub-
scription $2 ; established 1850 ; James White,
J. N. Andrews and Uriah Smith, editors;
Seventh-Day Adventist Publishing Associa-
tion, publishers; does not insert advertise-
ments.
MICHIGAN TRIBUNE ; Saturdays ;
four pages ; size 27x42 ; subscription SI 50 ;
established 1870 ; Barnes & Buckley, editors
and publishers ; circulation J.
ADVENT TIDENDE; monthly; Dan-
ish ; seventh-day adventist ; thirty-six pages
octavo ; subscription $1 ; established 1872 ;
John G. Matteson, editor ; Seventh-Day Ad-
ventists' Publishing Association, publishers ;
does not insert advertisements ; printed at
the office of the Advent Review and Sabbath
Herald.
GAME FANCIER'S JOURNAL ;
monthly ; game-fowl breeding ; eight pages ;
size 19x25 ; subscription 50 cents ; established
1879 ; F. H. Gray & Co., editors and publishers.
GOOD HEALTH ; monthly ; medical ;
thirty-six pages ; size of page 6x10 ; subscrip-
tion $1 ; established 1866 ; J. H. Kellogg, M.
D., editor ; Good Health Publishing Co., pub-
lishers ; circulation G 1. Larger than any
other health journal in the world; a health
magazine for the people.
SVENSK ADVENT HAROLD;
monthly ; Swedish ; seventh-day adventist ;
twenty-eight pages octavo ; subscription $1 ;
established 1874 ; James White, J. N. Andrews
AMERICAN NEWSPxiPER DIRECTORY,
173
MICHIGAN.
MICHIGAN.
and Uriah Smith, editors ; Seventh-Day Ad-
ventists' Publishing Association, publishers ;
does not insert advertisements ; printed at
the office of the Advent Review and Sabbath
Herald.
YOUTH'S INSTRUCTOR; monthly;
eight pages ; size 19x28 ; subscription 50 cents;
established 1853 ; Mrs. M. J. Chapman, editor ;
Seventh-Day Adventists' Publishing Associa-
tion, publishei's ; does not insert advertise-
ments ; pi-iuted at the office of the Advent
Revieiv and Sabbath Herald.
BAY CITY, C. H., Bay Co., IT.OOOj
pop., on Saginaw r., 4 m. from its mouth
and Flint & Pere Marquette and Jackson,
Lansing & Saginaw and Detroit & Bay City
Eds., and 15 m. below Saginaw. Engaged
in the lumber trade and lake fishery, and
also In extensive salt works ; most exten-
sive lumber and salt point in Michigan.
EVENING PRESS; every evening ex-
cept Sunday ; four pages ; size 21x29 ; sub-
scription §3 ; established 1879 ; E. T. Bennett,
editor and publisher.
MORNING NEWS; every morning ex-
cept Monday ; independent ; four pages ; size
19x25 ; subscription .§3 ; established 1877 ; C. S.
Bartram, editor and publisher ; circ'n K 1.
TRIBUNE; every morning except Mon-
day, and \VEEK.LiY, Thursdays; indepen-
dent ; four pages ; size 26x40 ; subsci'iption —
daily $8, weekly .$1 50 ; established 1870 ; T. C.
Phillips, editor ; Tribune Co., publishers ; cir-
culation— daily J, weekly 1 1.
ECHO; Fridays; four pages; size 18x24;
established 1879 ; Edward C. Butler, editor
and publisher.
L.E COURRIER; Saturdays; French;
Independent ; four pages ; size 25x37 ; sub-
Bcription $1 50 ; established 1878 ; J. L. Har-
quell. editor and publisher ; circ'n K 1.
LUMBERMAN'S GAZETTE;
Wednesdays ; commercial ; mechanics;
twenty pages; size of page 11x14; subscrip-
tion .§3; established 1872; E. T. Bennett, edi-
tor and publisher ; circulation I.
MICHIGAN FREIE PRESSE;
Thursdays ; German ; independent ; eight
pages; size 30x44 ; subscription §2 ; establish-
ed 1878 ; Gr. Reuther, editor and publisher ;
circulation K 1.
NATIONAL. GLOBE; Thursdays;
greenback ; four pages ; size 24x35 ; subscrip
tion $1 ; established 1880 ; Charles Roberts,
editor and publisher.
MICHIGAN ODD FELLOW; semi
monthly ; odd-fellowship ; four pages ; size
30x26 ; subscription $1 ; established 1874 ; Jo-
seph Hooper, editor ; Odd Fellow Publishing
Co., publishers ; Ed. New^kirk, manager ; cir-
culation J 1.
BELLEVUE, Eaton Co., SOOf pop., on
Battle Creek and the Chicago and Lake Hu-
ron Rd., 32 m. from Lansing. Surrounded
by a rich agricultural district. Pi-oduces a
very fine quality of quicklime. Engaged
in shipping produce.
GAZETTE; Thursdays; neutral; four
pages ; size 24x35 ; subscription $1 50 ; estab-
lished 1871 ; Edwin S. Hoskins, editor and
publisher ; circulation K.
BENTON HARBOR, Berrien Co.,
1,500+ pop., at the mouth of the St. Joseph
and Paw Paw rs., and on Chicago & Michi-
gan Lake Shore Rd., 60 m. from Chicago by
lake, 103 by rail. The river furnishes good
water power, which is employed in manu-
facturing. Surrounded by a fine fruit-grow-
ing district. A large lumber interest cen-
tres here. Shipping point for a fine wheat-
growing country, and is the largest fruit-
shipping point on this lake shore.
PALLADIUM; Fridays; republican;
four pages ; size 26x40 ; subscription .$2 ; es-
tablished 1868 ; Charles E. Reeves, editor and
publisher ; circulation K 1.
TI3IES ; Fridays ; independent ; four
pages ; size 24x35 ; subscription $1 50 ; estab-
lished 1875 ; Thomas B. Huiiy, editor and pub-
lisher ; circulation K.
BENZONIA, C. H., Benzie Co., 235t
pop., on Betsie r.', 7 m. from Lake Michigan,
130 m. N. of Grand Rapids.
BENZIE CO. JOURNAL; Tuesdays;
republican ; four pages ; size "22x32 ; subscrip-
tion $1 5U ; established 1872 ; J. B. Betts, edi-
tor and publisher ; circulation K.
BERRIEN SPRINGS, C. H., Ber-
rien Co., 1,381+ pop., on the St. Joe r., 15
miles from Lake Michigan. Centre of the
great fruit region of the North-West.
BERRIEN CO. JOURNAL; Satur
days ; independent ; four pages ; size 26x40 ;
subscription $2 ; established 1874 ; George H.
Murdoch, editor and publisher ; circ'n K K.
ERA; Wednesdays; republican; four
pages ; size 24x36 ; subscription $1 50 ; estab-
lished 1876 ; Fi'ed. McOmber, editor and pub-
lisher ; circulation K 1.
BIG RAPIDS, C. H., Mecosta Co.,
3,500+ pop., on Muskegon r., and Grand Rap-
Ids & Indiana Rd., and terminus of the Mus-
kegon & Big Rapids bi-anch of M. L. S. Rd.
56 m. from Grand Rapids. Engaged in lum-
bering and general manufacturing. Has
excellent water power and surrounded by
a rich farming country.
CURRENT; Thursdays; independent;
four pages ; size 24x35 ; subscription $1 50 ;
established 1879; Bruce & Slawson, editors
and publishers.
HERALD ; Wednesdays ; national-demo-
cratic ; four pages ; size 24x:35 ; subscription
$1 50 ; established 1876 ; Glidden & Howig,
editors and publishers ; circulation K.
PIONEER-MAGNET; Thursdays; re-
publican ; eight pages ; size 35x48 ; subscrip-
tion §2 ; established 1862 ; Pioneer-Magnet
Printing Co., editors and publishers ; circ'n J.
BLiISSFIELD, Lenawee Co., l,500t
pop., 22 m. N. W. from Toledo, Ohio, on
Lake Shore & M. S. Rd., and 10 S. E. of
Adrian. Engaged in general manufactures.
ADVANCE; Thursdays; independent;
four pages ; size 24x36 ; subscription $1 50 ; es-
tablished 1874 ; Hamblin & Samsen, editors
and publishers ; circulation K 1.
BRIGHTON, C. H., Livingston Co.,
1,000+ pop., on Detroit, Lansing & Lake Michi-
gan Rd., 9 m. from Howell and 43 from De-
troit.
CITIZEN ; Thursdays ; independent ;
eight pages ; size 26x40 ; subscription §1 50 ;
established 1871 ; Bowman & Ellinwood, edi-
tors and publishers ; circulation K 1.
BUCHANAN, Berrien Co., 3.200 ^
pop., on St. Joseph r., and the Michigan
Central Rd., 53 m. from Kalamazoo, 90 from
Chicago. Engaged in lumber manufactures.
Surrounded by an agi'lcultural and fruit-
growing region.
BERRIEN CO. RECORD ; Thurs
days ; republican ; four pages ; size 28x41 ;
subscription §1 50 ; established 1863 : John G.
Holmes, editor and publisher ; circulation J.
REPORTER ; Thursdays ; independent ;
four pages ; size 26x40 ; subscription §1 50 ;
established 1879 ; F. H. Berrick, M. D., editor
and publisher ; circulation K 1.
BURR OAK, St. Joseph Co., 72*
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GEO. P. ROWELL & GO'S
MICHIGAN.
pop., on Mich. Southern Rd., 6 m. E. of
Sturgis.
GAZETTE; Saturdays; four pages ; size
26x40 ; subscription $1 50 ; established 1878 ;
C. V. Smith, editor and publisher ; circula-
tion K ; printed at the office of the Ceutre-
ville St. Joseph Co. Republican.
TIMES; Saturdays; eight pages ; size
■34x48 ; subscription $1 50 ; established 1878 ;
Times Co., editors and publishers ; circula-
tion K ; printed at the office of the Saturday
Evening Leader, Sturgis.
CADILLAC, Wexford Co., ],500t
pop., on Grand Rapids & Indiana Rd., 96 m.
from Grand Rapids.
NEWS; Thursdays; eight pages; size
30x44 ; established 1872 : Rice & Chapln, editors
and publishers ; circulation K.
CAP AC, St. Clair Co., TOOf pop., on
Northwestern Gi-and Trunk Rd., 27 m. from
Port Huron. Has a lumber mill and grist
mill.
ARGUS; Fridays ; four pages ; size 20x26 ;
subscription $1; established 1879; Finn &
Soults, editors and publishers.
CARO, C. H., Tuscola Co., l.SOOf pop.,
on Cass r., 20 m. from Vassar, 30 m. from East
Saginaw. The centre of an agricultural
district.
CITIZEN; Thursdays; eight pages; size
35x48; subscrlption$l 50; established 1878;
Toland & Wheat, editors and publishers ;
circulation K 1.
TUSCOLA ADVERTISER ; Thurs-
days; republican; four pages; size 26x40;
subscription $1 50 ; established 1868 ; Chapln
& Donaldson, editors and publishers ; circu-
tion K 1.
CARSON CITY, Montcalm Co., SOOf
pop., on Fish Creek. Has planing, grist and
other mills. Is in a good farming district,
In which agriculture Is superseding the
lumber production.
COM MERC I A Li ; Thursdays ; four
pages; size 24x35; subscription $i 50; estab-
lished 1874 ; S. Arms, editor and publisher ;
•circulation K.
CASNOVIA, Kent Co., SOOf pop., on
G. R., N. & L. S. Rd., 22 m. from Grand
Rapids.
HERALD; Saturdays; four pages; size
20x26 ; subscription $1 ; established 1878 ;
Frank E. Ackerman, editor and publisher;
circulation K.
CASSOPOLIS, C. H., Cass Co., l,100t
pop., on Stone and Diamond Lakes, at cross-
ing of Air Line and Chicago & Lake Huron
Rds.
NATIONAL DEMOCRAT ; Thurs
days ; democratic ; eight pages : size 26x40 ,
subscription $2 ; established 1851 ; C. C. Alli-
son, editor and publisher ; circulation K 1.
VIGILANT; Thursdays; republican;
eight pages ; size 26x40 ; subscription $1 50 ;
established 1872; James M. Shepard, editor
and publisher ; circulation K 1.
CEDAR (GLADWIN P. O.), Gladwin
Co., 200+ pop., 15 m. from F. & P. M. Rd., on
Cedar r. A new and growing town.
GLADWIN CO. RECORD ; Fridays;
four pages ; size 22x30 ; subscription $1 ;
established 1878 ; Eugene Foster, editor ; Fos-
ter & Holden, publishers ; circulation K.
CEDAR SPRINGS, Kent Co., l,500t
pop., 20 m. from Grand Rapids.
CLIPPER; Wednesdays; republican;
eight pages ; size 30x44 ; subscription $2 ;
MICHIGAN.
established 1869 ; L. McKnight Sellers, editor
and publisher ; circulation J 1.
CENTREVILLE, C. H., St. Joseph
Co., 1,000+ pop., on Prairie r. and Michigan
Air Line Rd., 30 m. from Kalamazoo ; in a.
productive section.
MICHIGAN INDUSTRIAL LIB-
ERATOR; Saturdays; four pages ; size
24x35; subscription $1 25; established 1880
Wilber H. Clute, editor and publlslier.
ST. JOSEPH CO. REPUBLICAN
Saturdays ; republican ; four pages ; size
26x40 ; subscription $2 ; established 1869
Charles V. Smith, editor and publisher ; cir-
culation K 1.
CHARLEVOIX, C. H., Charlevoix
Co., 600+ pop., on Greene r., 2 m. from Lake
Michigan and 50 N. E. of Traverse City.
SENTINEL: Tuesdays ; republican ;
eight pages ; size 30x44 ; subscription $2 ; es-
tablished 1869 ; W. A. Smith, editor and pub-
lisher ; circulation K.
CHARLOTTE, C. H., Eaton Co.,
3,200+ pop., on Grand R. Valley division of
Michigan Central Rd., at crossing of Penin-
sular Rd., 18 m. from Lansing. Good agri-
cultural region. Fine ash and walnut lum-
ber region. A rapidly growing place.
LEADER; Fridays; eight pages; size
30x44 ; subscription $1 50 ; established 1871 ; J.
V. Johnson & Co., editors and publishers ; cir-
culation K 1.
REPUBLICAN; Fridays; republican;
eight pages ; size 30x44 ; subscription $1 65 ;
established 1855 ; D. B. Ainger and L. C.
Taylor, editoi's ; D. B. Ainger, publisher ;
circulation I.
CHEBOYGAN, C. H., Cheboygan
Co., 2,500+ pop., on Cheboygan r., at the foot
of Straits of Mackinaw, 160 m. from Grand
Rapids. Engaged In lumbering.
DEMOCRAT; Thursdays; democratic;
four pages ; size 24x36 ; subscription $1 50 ;
established 1880 ; Forsyth & Bunnell, editors
and publishers.
NORTHERN TRIBUNE; Saturdays;
four pages ; size 24x% ; subscription $2 ; es-
tablished 1875 ; W. Chandler, editor and pub-
lisher ; circulation K 1.
CHELSEA, Washtenaw Co., l,500t
pop., on Michigan Central Rd., midway be-
tween Jackson and Ann Arbor.
HERALD ; Thursdays ; four pages ; size
24x35 ; subscription $1 50 ; established 1871 ;
A. Allison, editor and publisher ; circ'n K.
CHESANING, Saginaw Co., l.OOOf
pop., on Jackson, Lansing & Saginaw Rd.,
22 m. from Saginaw. Agricultural pursuits ;
soil is a productive, sandy loam.
ARGUS; Fridays ; four pages ; size
24x36 ; subscription $1 25 ; established 1877 ;
W. Miller, editor and publisher ; circ'fi K.
MAGNET; Wednesdays; eight pages;
size 22x32; subscription $1; established 1879;
Williams & Wilcox, editors and publishers.
CLARE, Clare Co., 700t pop., on Flint
& Pere Marquette Rd., 50 m. from East Sag-
inaw. Agricultural section.
CLARE CO. PRESS; Fridays; Inde-
pendent-republican ; eight pages ; size 30x44 ;
subscription $1 50 ; established 1878 ; A. F.
Goodenough, editor and publisher ; circ'n K.
CLINTON, Letiawee Co., l,250t pop.,
on Jackson Br. of Lake Shore & Mich.
Southern Rd., 15 m. N. of Adrian and 52 W.
of Detroit. Has woolen mills, a foundry, etc.
NEWS; Thursdays; Independent; four
AMERICAN NEWSPAPER DIRECTORY.
175
MICHIGAN.
pages ; size 24x85 ; subscription $1 25 ; estab-
lished 1879 : C. W. Clough, editor and publish-
er.
COLDWATER, C. H., Branch Co.,
4,500+ pop., on Cold water r. and the Lake
Shore & Michigan Southern Rd., 133 m. from
Detroit. The centre of a large and flourish-
ing trade.
REPUBLICAN: semi-weekly, Tuesdays
and Fridays ; republican ; four pages ; size
24x36 ; subscription §2 ; established 1875 ; A. J.
Aldrich & Co., editors and publishers ; circu-
lation J 1.
PRESS; Saturdays; independent ; four
pages ; size 24x36 ; subscription $1 ; estab-
lished 1872 ; D. D. Waggott, editor and pub-
lisher ; circulation K 1.
REPORTER ; Thursdays ; independent ;
four pages ; size 26x40 ; subscription §1 50 ;
established 1872 ; S. H. Egabroad, editor and
publisher ; circulation K 1.
COLON, St. Joseph Co., l,340t pop., on
Swan Creek and Air Line di\'ision of Michi-
gan Central Rd., 16 m. from Three Rivers.
ENTERPRISE; Saturdays ; republican ;
four pages ; size 26x40 ; subscription $2 ; es-
tablished 1871 ; Charles V. Smith, editor and
publisher ; circulation K ; printed at the
office of the Centreville St. Joseph Co. Re-
publican.
CONCORD, Jackson Co., 1,465 pop.,
on Air Line division of Michigan Central
Rd., 55 m. from Three Rivers.
NEWS; Fridays; four pages; size 24x35;
subscription $1 ; established 1871 ; H. A. Wet-
more, editor ; Wetmore & Paddock, publish-
ers ; circulation K 1.
OUR REPORTER ; monthly ; four
pages ; size 19x25 ; subscription 50 cents ; es-
tablished 1879; A. M. Shotwell, editor and
publisher ; devoted to the interests of the
blind.
CONSTANTINE, St. Joseph Co.,
3,200+ pop., on St. Joseph r. and Michigan
division of Lake Shore & Michigan Southern
Rd. Engaged in various manufactures.
Produce shipping point.
ST. JOSEPH CO. ADVERTISER
AND CONSTANTINE MERCURY;
Thursdays ; republican ; four pages ; size
24x35 ; subscription $2 ; established 1851 ; L. T.
Hull, editor and publisher; circulation
CORUNNA, C. H., Shiawassee Co.,
1,408 pop., on Shiawassee r. and Detroit &
Milwaukee Rd., 75 m. from Detroit. The
river furnishes power, which is employed
in manufactures. It has coal mines, and
fire clay is also found.
SHIAWASSEE CO. AMERICAN;
Saturdays ; republican ; four pages ; size
28x45 ; subscription $2 ; established 1855 ;
John N. Ingersoll, editor and publisher ; cir-
culation J.
SHIAWASSEE CO. ATLAS; Tues
days ; eight pages ; size 26x40 ; subscription
$2 ; established 1874 ; Atlas Publishing Co.,
editors and publishers ; circulation K.
CROSWELL, Sanilac Co.
DEMOCRAT; Fridays; democratic;
eight pages ; size 26x40 ; subscription $1 50 ;
established 1880; H. C. Stowell, editor and
publisher.
DECATUR, Van Buren Co., 2,200t
pop., on Michigan Central Rd., 24 m. from
Kalamazoo and 23 from Niles, In an agri-
cultural district.
VAN BUREN CO. REPUBLICAN}
MICHIGAN.
Wednesdays ; four pages ; size 26x40 ; sub-
scription $2 ; established 1867 ; H. C. BuflBng-
ton, editor and publisher ; circulation K.
DEERFIELD, Lenawee Co., 1,800+
pop., at junction of Detroit Branch of Lake
Shore & Mich. Southern with the Chicago
and Canada Southern Rd. A place of con-
siderable trade, with machine shops, mills,
and abundant lumber.
RECORD ; Saturdays ; independent ; four
pages ; size 22x32 ; subscription $1 ; estab-
lished 1878 ; O. E. Hawkins, editor and pub-
lisher ; circulation K.
DETROIT, C. H., Wayne Co., ISO.OOOf
pop., and the great empoi'ium of Michigan,
on Detroit r., 18 m. from Lake Erie, having
one of the finest harbors on the Lakes. A
city of great commercial importance, being
connected by railroads with the principal
points West, and by means of the Lakes
and railroads with the East. Ten railroads
have their termination at this point, and
the lake marine that passes Detroit has a
tonnage equal to the entire ocean marine
of the United States. Immense quantities
of grain, pork, wool and copper ore are
shipped from here to eastern markets. The
manufactures are extensive and various ;
iron, boots and shoes, fine cut tobacco and
segars among the most important.
ABEND-POST: every evening except
Sunday, and FAMILIEN BLAETTER,
Wednesdays ; German ; daily four pages,
weekly eight pages ; size— daily 28x40, weekly
34x49 ; subscription— dailv .$7, weeklv $2 50 ;
established— daily 1867, weekly 1855 ; H. Bind-
er, editor ; August Marxhausen. publisher ;
circulation — dailv H 1, weeklj' G 1.
EVENING NEWS; every evening ex-
cept Sunday, and ECHO, Thursdays; four
pages ; size 22x32 ; subscription— daily $5,
weekly $1 ; established— daily 187:?, weekly
1878; Evening News Association, publishers;
circulation— tlaily D D 1, weekly G G 1. The
circulation of the " Evening News " last week
was as follows :
April fifth Monda y 24,100 copies.
ApHl sixth -Tuesday 24,000 copies.
April seventh-
April eighth —
April ninth —
April tenth-
Average daily circulation
Affidavit of any of the above,
- Wednesday — 24,00(.) copies.
—Thursday 24,000 copies.
-Friday
-Saturday-
—24,200 copies.
—25,300 copies.
—24,266 copies.
or any other
day's circulatioti cheerfully supplied on ap-
plication. Detroit, April I2th, 1880.
FREE PRESS; every morning, TRI-
WEEK L Y, Mondays. Wednesdays and Fri-
days, and WEEKLY, Saturdays; demo-
cratic ; eight pages : size 31x44 ; subscription —
daily $10, triweekly $4, weekly $2, Sunday
$2 50 ; established- daily 1835, weekly 1826 ;
Detroit Free Press Co., editors and publish-
ers ; circulation— dailv G 1, triweekly I 1,
weeklv C CI.
INTERNATIONAL HOTEL RE-
PORTER.++
MICHIGAN VOLKSBLATT; every
day except Sunday, and WEEKLY, Wed-
nesdays ; German ; democratic ; four pages ;
size — daily 27x40, weekly 31x48 ; subscription
—daily $6, weekly $2 50 ; established— daily
1858, weekly 1854 ; Math. Kramer & Co., editors
and publishers ; clrc'n- dailv J 1, weekly G L
POST AND TRIBUNE; every morn-
ing, TRI- WEEKLY, Tuesdays, Thurs-
days and Saturdays, and WEEKLY, Thurs-
days ; republican ; daily and triweekly
four pages, weekly eight pages ; size — daily
and tri- weekly 30x49, weekly 34x44 ; subscrip-
tion— daily SIO, triweekly $5, weekly $1 50;
established 1866 ; Post and Tribune Co., edi-
tors and publishers ; circulation— dally H H 1,
triweekly J 1, weekly DDL.
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GEO. P. ROWELL & GO'S
MICHIGAN.
MICHIGAN.
COMMERCIAL. ADVERTISER
AND MICHIGAN HOME JOUR-
NAL; Fridays ; eight pages ; size 39x46 ; sub-
scription $2 ; established 1861 ; F. B. Owen,
editor ; W. H. Burk, publisher ; circ'u G G 1.
DETROITER SONNTAGS-
ZEITUNG; Sundays; German; eight pages;
size 30x44 ; subscription $2 ; established 1876 ;
Detroiter Sonntags-Zeitung Co., editors and
publishers ; circulation I.
DIE STIMME DER WAHRHEIT;
Wednesdays; German ; catholic ; eight pages ;
size 30x44 ; subscription $2 50 ; established
1875 ; J. B. MuUer, editor ; J. B. Muller and G.
Andrles, publishers ; circulation H 1.
EVERY SATURDAY; Saturdays;
eight pages ; size 26x40 ; subscription $1 50 ;
established 1880; Charles Moore and Charles
M. Parker, editors and publishers.
FAMIL.IEN BLAETTER; (see ^bend
Post).
GRAPHIC; Saturdays; sixteen pages ;
size of page 10x12 ; subscription S4 ; estab-
lished 1879 ; W. J. H. Traynor, editor and
publisher.
MICHIGAN CHRISTIAN ADVO-
CATE; Saturdays; methodist ; four pages ;
size 26x40 ; subscription $1 50 ; established
1874 ; L. R. Fiske, D. D., J. M. Arnold, D. D.,
and S. A. Rulison, B. S., editors; Methodist
Publishing Co., publishers ; circulation G.
MICHIGAN CHRISTIAN HER-
ALD; Thursdays ; baptist ; eight pages ; size
35x48 ; subscription $2 ; established 1870 ; Rev.
L. H. Trowbridge, Ed. Olney, LL.D., Rev. S.
Hask<>ll, D. D., and Rev. Z. Grenell, Jr., A. M.,
edit(jrs ; L. H. Trowbridge, publisher ; circu-
lation H 1.
MICHIGAN FARMER AND
STATE JOURNAL OF AGRICUL-
TURE: Tuesdays; agricultural; eight
f)ages ; size :i')x47 ; subscription .§1 6.^ ; estab-
ished 1869; R. F. Johnstone, editor; John-
stone & Gibbons, publishers ; circulation H 1.
MICHIGAN HOMESTEAD; Thurs
days; agricultural; live-stock ; four pages;
size 28x44 : subscription $1 ,50 ; establislied
1878 ; Michigan Homestead Co., editors and
publishers; circulation I.
MICHKiAN JOURNAL. UND HER-
OLD; Wednesdays; German: republican;
eight nages ; size 32x45 ; subscription $2 50 ; es-
tablisheil 1S55 ; Pope & Coleman, editors and
publishers ; circulation H 1.
MICHIGAN TKUTHTELLER ;
PYidays ; temperance ; four pages ; size '24x36 ;
sub.scription $1 ; established 1875 ; F. H. Bur-
gess, editor and publislier ; circulation H 1.
PRICE CURRENT; Thursdays; com-
mercial ; four pages ; size 28x44; subscription
$1 ; established 1874 ; Price Current Publish-
ing Co., editors and publishers ; W. R. Mil-
lard, manager; circulation J 1.
PUHlilC LEADER; Wednesdays ; in
dependent ; sixteen pages ; size 29x4;j ; sub-
scription $2 ; established 1874 ; W. J. H. Tray-
nor, editor and ])ublisher ; circulation H 1.
SUNDAY HERALD AND PURSUI
VANT; Sundays; eight pages; size :^x44 ;
8ub.scription .$2; established 1880; Talbot &
Co., editors and publishers.
WAYNE CO. COURIER; Fridays; in
dependent; four pages ; size 26x40; subscrip-
tion $1 25 ; established 1875 ; Henry A. Griffin,
editor and publisher; circulation J J.
WESTERN I103IE JOURNAL;
Thursdavs ; catholic ; eight pages ; size 35x48 ;
subscription §2 ; established 1872 ; W. E. Sav-
age, editor and publisher ; circulation H H 1.
MICHIGAN MEDICATjNEWS;semi
monthly ; medical ; thirty -six pages octavo ;
subscription $1 ; established 1878 ; J. J. Mul-
heron, M. D., editor and publisher; circula-
tion 1 1.
AMERICAN OBSERVER; monthly ;
homoeopathic ; sixty pages octavo ; subscrip-
tion $2 50 ; established 1864 ; Edwin A. Lodge,
editor and publisher ; circulation J 1,
AMPHION; monthly; music; twenty-
eight pages ; size of page 9x12 ; subscription
$1 10 ; established 1874 ; Roe Stephens, editor
and publisher ; circulation 1 1.
liANCET; monthly; medical; eighty
pages octavo ; subscription $3 ; established
1866 ; Geo. S. Davis, publisher ; circulation
K K 1
NEW PREPARATIONS; monthly;
medical ; forty pages ; size of page 7x11 ; sub-
scription $1 ; established 1877 ; William Brodie,
M. D., editor; George S. Davis, publisher ; an
advertising sheet.
MAGAZIN; quarterly; German; liter-
ary ; three hundred and seventy-two pages
octavo ; subscription $2 .50 ; established 1876 ;
Pope & Coleman, publishers ; circulation 1 1.
DEXTER, Washtenmo Co., 2,000t
pop., at junction of Mill Creek with Huron
r., on Michigan Central Rd., 9 m. W. of Ann
Arbor. There is abundant water power for
several mills here.
LEADER; Fridays; independent ; four
pages ; size 26x40 ; subscription $1 50 ; estab-
lished 1869 ; Orville E. Hoyt, editor and pub-
lisher ; circulation K.
DOWAGIAC, Cass Co., 2,500t pop.,
on the Michigan Central Rd., 35 m. from
Kalamazoo, 107 E. of Chicago and 177 W. of
Detroit. Large grain and produce mar-
ket. Engaged in general manufactures.
CASS CO. NEWS; every evening ex-
cept Sundav ; four pages ; size 14x20 ; sub-
scription S2 50; establisdied 1879; Ward Bros.,
editors and publishers.
CASS C(). REPl BLICAN; Wednes
days ; republican ; four pages ; size 24x36 ;
subscription §2 ; established 1858 ; Holmes &
Greenleaf, editors and publishers ; circula-
tion K 1.
EAST SAGINAW, Saginaw Co.,
17,5(AH- pop., on Saginaw r., at junction of
Flint <& Pere Manjuette & Jackson, Lansing
& Saginaw Rds. Business centre, having a
large and flourishing trade. Saginaw Val-
ley Is noted for its manufactories of lumber
and salt, annual shipments of which reach
700,000,000 feet of lumber and 800,000 barrels
of salt. For 20 miles the bank of the Sagi-
naw r. Is occupied by over 100 saw mills
and an equal number of salt works.
SAGINAW COURIER; every morn
Ing except Monday, and WEEKLY, Mon-
days ; independent ; daily four pages, weekly
eight pages; size — dally 28x4<i, weekij' .'^0x14 ;
subscription— dally $8, weekly §1 50; estab-
lished— daily 1870, weekly 1857 ; Saginaw Cou-
rier Co., editors and publishers ; W. H. Ed-
wards, manager; clrc'n— dailv I, weekly L
SAGINAW 3IORNING HERAIiD:
everv moniimr exc-ci.t Moiidav, and
SA^ilXAW HERA LD. Thursdays ; dailj
four pages, weekly eight i)ages; size — dallr
26x4<i, weekly 30x44; subscription— daily $8,
weeklv $1 50'; established— daily 1874, weekly
18,58; fierald Printing Co., editors and pub-
lishers ; circulation— <lailv J 1, weeklv K.
SAGINAW BULLETIN; Saturdays;
eight pages; size 30x44; subscription $2; es-
taV)lished 1879.
SA(;iNAW HERALD ; (see Saginaw
Morning Herald).
SAGINAW ZEITUNG ; Thursdays;
German; independent; eight pages; size
30x44 ; subscription $2 .50 ; established 1869 ;
Constantine Beierle, editor; Saginaw Zeitung
Co., publishers ; circulation I.
EATON RAPIDS, Eaton Co., 2,500t
pop., on Grand r. and Grand R. Valley di-
vision of the Central Michigan and Lansing
division of the L. S. & M. S. Rds., 25 m. N.
W. from Jackson and 2U from Lansing.
Noted for its magnetic springs, which are
visited yearly by invalids.
JOURNA L; Fridays ; independent ; four
A3IERICAN NEWSPAPER DIRECTORY.
177
MICHIGAN.
MICHIGAN.
pages ; size 26x40 j subscription $1 50 ; estab-
lished 1865 ; K. Kittreclge, editor and publish-
er ; circulation K 1.
EDMORE, Montcalm Co.
GAZETTE ; Thursdays ; independent ;
four pages ; size 22x:30 ; subscription $1 50 ;
established 1879 ; Harrison & Mauer, editors
and publishers.
EDW^ARDSBURGH, Cass Co., 297
pop.
ARGUS; Thursdays; independent; four
pages ; size 24x36 ; subscription $1 50 ; estab-
lished 1875 ; John B. Sweetland, editor and
publisher ; circulation K.
ELK RAPIDS, C. H., Antrim Co.,
500+ pop., on E. arm of Grand Traverse bay,
17 ni. from Grand Traverse City. Principal
business, manufacturing iron, lumber and
flour.
TRAVERSE BAY PROGRESS;
Fridays ; independent ; four pages ; size 22x32 ;
subscription $1 50 ; established 1872 ; Benja-
min F. Davis, editor and publisher ; circula-
tion K 1.
ESCANABA, C. n.. Delta Co., Z,m\
pop., at head of Lake Michigan, at the mouth
of Escanaba r., and Peninsular division of
Chicago & North-western Ril., 75 m. S. of
Marquette, 486 N. W. of Lansing and 100
from Green Bay, Wis. Engaged in farming
and lumber trade. Important shipping
point for iron ore from Northern Peninsu-
la of Michigan and Wisconsin.
IRON PORT; Saturdays; independent;
four pages ; size 26x40 ; subscription $2 25 ;
established 1869 ; Van Duzer & Longley, edi-
tors and publishers ; circulation K K.
EVART, Osceola Co., I,200t pop., on
the Muskegon r., at crossing of the F. & P.
M. Rd.
REVIEW; Fridays; republican; four
pages ; size 26x40 ; subscription $2 ; estab-
lished 1872 : Asahel Chase, editor ; Irvin Chase
& Co., publishers ; circulation K 1.
FARWELL, C. H., Clare Co., 7001
pop., on Flint & Pere Marquette Rd., 55 m.
N. W. of East Saginaw. The most import-
ant inland lumber point on this road. Lum-
bering and farming principal business.
REGISTER; Saturdays; eight pages;
size a»x44 ; subscription $2 ; established 18?2 ;
J. S. Holden, editor and publisher ; circula-
tion K. J. S. Holden, publisher of the Farwcll
"Register," Ogemaw " Journar' and Glad-
win ''Record," among the very best advertis-
ing mediums in Northern Michigan. Send
for terms.
FENTON, Genesee Co., S.SOfif pop., on
Shiawassee r„ and the Detroit & Milwaukee
Rd., 52 m. from Detroit. The river furnishes
power, which is employed in various manu-
factures. Centre of a fine agricultural dis-
trict.
GAZETTE; Tuesdays; four pages; size
24x36 ; subscription $1 50 ; established 1865 ; W,
H. H. Smith & Son, editors and publishers ;
circulation K.
INDEPENDENT; Saturdavs ; indepen-
dent ; four pages ; size 24x86 ; subscription
SI 50 ; established 1868 ; H. N. Jennings, editor
and publisher ; circulation K.
FLINT, C. H., Genesee Co., 10,000t
pop., on the Flint & Pere Marquette Rd., at
junction of Port Huron & Lake Michigan
Rd., 64 m. from Detroit. The Flint river
12
furnishes extensive water power, which is
employed in mills and manufactories. A
place of active trade and centre of a fertile
agricultural district.
GLOBE; Thursdays; republican; four
pages ; size 28x45 ; subscription $2 ; estab-
I lished 1866 ; A. L. Aldrich, editor and pub-
! lisher ; circulation J.
JOURNAL; Wednesdays; eight pages ;
1 size 28x44 ; subscription $1 50 ; established
1876 ; Charles Fellows, editor and publisher ;
I circulation K 1.
SUNDAY DEMOCRAT; Saturdays;
, democratic ; eight pages ; size 29x42 ; sub-
I scription §1 50 ; established 1848 ; Arthur J.
I Eddy, editor and publisher ; circulation K 1.
The Genesee Democrat, same form, subscrip-
] tion and contents, is issued for circulation
I outside the place of publication ; circulation
Jl.
I WOLVERINE CITIZEN; Saturdays;
republican ; eight pages ; size 29x44 ; sub-
I scription $2 ; established 1850 ; F. H. Rankin,
editor and publisher ; circulation I.
FLUSHING, Genesee Co., l,000t pop.,
I on Flint r.; in superior farming country ; a
thriving and desirable community.
! PATROL ; Wednesdays; eight pages;
size 26x4(1; subscription §125; established
1878 ; D. C. Ashmun & Co., editors and pub-
lishers ; circulation K.
I FORT GRATIOT, St. Clair Co.,
I 1,200+ pop., on Grand Trunk Rd. and River
, St. Clair, and Lake Huron, 1 m. N. of Port
Huron, and 60 E. of Detroit. Ship building,
lumV)ering ana fishieries form its industries.
I ENTERPRISE; Saturdays ; eight pages ;
size 26x4(J; subscription $1; established 1878;
Arthur H. Burkholder, editor; A. & D. Burk-
holder, publishers.
FOWLERVILLE, Livingston Co.,
1,200+ pop., on Detroit, Lansing & Lake
Michigan Rd., 9 m. from Howell and 2-1 from
Lansing.
REVIEW; Fridays; independent; eight
pages ; size 26x40 ; subscription $1 ; esthb-
lisned 1874; G. L. Adams, editor and pub-
lisher , "''•culation K.
FRANKFORT, Benzie Co., l,200t
pop., on Lake Michigan, 30 m. N. of Manis-
tee; has a good harbor, and is engaged in
iron and lumber manufacturing, and sur-
rounded by an agricultural region.
i EXPRESS; Wednesdays; independent;
j four pages ; size 26x40 ; subscription §2 ; es-
tablished 1870 : A. Brewer & Son, editors
and publishers ; circulation K.
, FREMONT CENTRE, Newaygo Co.
I FRE3IONT INDICATOR; Wednes
1 days ; republican ; eight pages ; size 26x40 ;
I subscription §2 ; established 1874 ; W. S. Piatt,
! editor and publisher; circulation K.
; FREMONT TIMES; Wednesdays ;
! greenback ; eight pages ; size :30x44 ; subscrip-
i tion $1 ; established 1874 ; W. G. Cameron,
I editor and publisher ; circulation K.
'GAYLORD, Otsego Co., 400t pop.,
j on Jackson, Lansing & Saginaw Rd. Car-
I ries on farming and lumbering.
! OTSEGO CO. HERALD; Fridays;
four pages ; size ^x36 ; subscription $2 ; es-
I tablished 1875 ; Charles L. Fuller, editor and
publisher ; circulation K.
GRAND HAVEN, C. H., Ottaioa
Co, 5,500+ pop., at mouth of Grand r., on
Lake Michigan. Has a fine harbor. Chicago
and Milwaukee steamers touch here daily.
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GEO. P. ROWELL & CO'S
MICHIGAN.
MICHIGAN.
Terminus of Detroit, Grand Haven & Mil-
waukee Rd., and junction with Grand
Haven Rd., 189 m. from Detroit. Engaged
in lumber manufacturing and fruit raising.
Popular summer resort.
HERALD ; Saturdays ; republican ; four
pages ; size 28x44 ; subscription $2 ; estab-
lished 1869 ; W. S. Benham, editor and pub-
lisher ; circulation K 1.
NEWS-JOURNAL.; Saturdays; green-
back ; eight pages ; size 30x44 ; subscription
$2 ; established 1876 ; John G. Lee, editor and
publisher ; circulation K 1.
GRAND LEDGE, Eaton Co., l,450t
pop., 18 m. from Charlotte. Important for
its deposits of stone and coal. Has an ex-
cellent water power.
INDEPENDENT; Fridays; indepen-
dent ; four pages ; size 26x40 ; subscription
^1 50 ; established 18T0 ; W. C. Westland, edi-
tor and publisher ; circulation K 1.
GRAND RAPIDS, C. H., Kent Co.,
35,00()t pop., on Grand r., 40 m. from its
mouth, 30 from Lake Michigan, and on De-
troit, Grand Haven & Milwaukee Rd., at
intersection of Grand Rapids & Indiana
Rd.; Grand Rapids division of Lake Shore
& Michigan Southern Rd., Grand River
Valley division of Michigan Central Rd.,
Grand Rapids, Newaygo & Lake Shore and
Chicago «fe West Michigan Rds. terminate
here. Steamboats run to Grand Haven, at
mouth of river, where they connect w^ith
Lake steamers. River furnishes excellent
power, which is employed in a large num-
ber of factories. There are several gypsum
beds (extensively worked) located here.
Seat of United States Courts for W. Dis-
trict of Michigan.
EAGLiE; every evening except Sunday,
and WEEKLY, Thursdays; republican ; i
four pages ; size— daily 28x40, weekly 30x49 ;
subscription — daily $8, weekly $1 50 ; estab-
lished—daily 1856, weekly 1844; A. B. Turner
& Co., publishers ; circulation — daily J 1,
weekly J J 1.
LEADER: every evening except Sun-
day, and WEEKLY, Thursdays ; green-
back ; four pages ; size— daily 23x32, weekly
26x40 ; subscription— daily $6, weekly $1 ; es-
tablished 1879 ; Leader Publishing Co., editors
and publishers ; circ'n— daily J 1, weekly 1 1.
MORNING DEMOCRAT ; every
morning except Monday, and D E 31 O -
CRAT, Wednesdays ; democratic ; four
pages ; size — daily 28x40, weekly 28x44 ; sub-
scription-daily $8, weekly $1 50 ; established
1863; Stevens & Messmore, editors and pub-
lishers ; circulation — daily J J, weekly J 1.
TIMES; every morning except Monday,
and WEEKLY, Fridays; independent;
four pages ; size— daily 22x33, weekly 2-1x37 ;
subscription— daily $6, weekly $1 ; established
1870 ; Nathan Church, editor and publisher ;
circulation— daily J 1, weekly J 1.
DE 8TANDA ARD ; semi-weekly, Tues-
days and Fridays ; HoUandish ; four pages ;
size 22x30 ; subscription $2 ; established 1875 ;
J. Van Strien, editor and publisher; circu-
lation J 1.
LEVER; Saturdays; unsectarian; eight
pages ; size 30x44 ; subscription $1 50 ; estab-
lished 1878 ; Rev. J. A. Van Fleet, M. A., editor ;
C. H. Nol, publisher ; circulation J J 1.
MICHIGAN STAATS-ZEITUNG;
Wednesdays, and SONNTAGS-BLATT,
Sundays ; German ; weekly eight pages, Sun-
day four pages ; size— weekly 30x40, Sunday
24x36 ; subscription, to both editions, $3 ; es-
tablished—weekly 1874, Sunday 1878 ; William
Eichelsdoerf er, editor and publisher ; circula-
tion—weekly I, Sunday J J 1.
SATURDAY EVENING POST; Sat
urdays ; independent ; eight pages ; size
29x43 ; subscription $2 ; established 1873 ; J.
A. Creswell, editor ; Creswell & Felker, pub
Ushers ; circulation I 1.
SATURDAY REVIEW; Saturdays;
literary ; eight pages ; size 29x43 ; subscrip-
tion $1 50 ; established 1879 ; Tozer & Baerd,
editors and publishers.
SONNTAGSBLATT ; (see Michigan
Staats-Zeitung).
VRIJHEIDS BANIER ; Thursdays;
HoUandish ; republican ; four pages ; size
24x36 ; subscription $2 ; established 1868 ;
James Van Der Sluis, editor and publisher ;
circulation I.
AGRICULTURAL WORLD; month-
ly ; agricultural ; sixty pages octavo ; sub-
scription $2 ; established 1879 ; F. M. Carroll
& Co., editors and publishers ; circulation 1 1.
GRASS LAKE, Jackson Co.
NEWS ; Fridays ; four pages ; size 24x35 ;
subscription $1 50; established 1879; R. M.
Collier, editor and publisher.
GRAYLING, Crawford Co., SSOf
pop., on J., L. & S. Rd. Lumbering and
farming.
CRAWFORD AVALANCHE; Wed
nesdays ; republican : four pages ; size 24x.35 ;
subscription $1 50 ; established 1879 ; George
H. Maurer, editor and publisher ; circula-
tion K.
GREENVILLE, Montcalm Co., 3,500t
pop., on Flat r., a good lumbering stream,
28 m. N. E. of Grand Rapids, and on Detroit,
Lansing & Lake Michigan Rd., 144 m. N. W.
of Detroit. Base of supplies for a lumber-
ing region, and a fine agricultural district.
DEMOCRAT; Saturdays; democratic;
eight pages ; size 30x44 ; subscription $2 ; es-
tablished 1871 ; Democrat Co., publishei's ; J.
B. Graham, manager ; circulation K 1.
INDEPENDENT; Thursdays; repubU-
can ; eight pages ; size 30x44 ; subscription
$1 50 ; established 1854 ; E. F. Grabill, editor
and publisher ; circulation K 1.
HANCOCK, Houghton Co., 2,068t
pop.
NORTHWESTERN MINING
JOURNAL; Wednesdays; four pages;
size 27x40 ; subscription $3 ; established 1873 ;
E. P. Kibbee, editor and publisher ; circula-
tion J 1.
HARRISVILLE, C. H., Alcona Co.,
500t pop., on Lake Huron, 100 m. from Bay
City, with which it is connected by a daily
line of steamers. Engaged in farming and
lumbering.
ALCONA CO. REVIEW.++
HART, C. H., Oceana Co., 1,004 pop.,
8 m. from Pentwater.
ARGUS; Wednesdays; eight pages; size
26x40 ; subscription $1 50 ; established 1877 ;
L. A. Mclntyre, editor and publisher ; circu-
lation K.
OCEANA CO. JOURNALj Thurs
days ; republican ; four pages ; size 26x40 ;
subscrijjtion .S3 ; established 1869 ; circ'n K K.
HARTFORD, Van Buren Co., l.OOOf
pop., on Chicago & Michigan Lake Shore
Rd., 78 m. from Grand Rapids. Surrounded
by an agricultural region.
DAY SPRING; Saturdays; four pages;
size 24x35 ; subscription $2 ; established 1871 ;
Luther Sutton, editor ; Wm. H. H. Earle, pub-
lisher ; circulation J.
HASTINGS, C.^., Barry Co., 2,519t
pop., on Thornapple r. and Grand R. Valley
division of Michigan Central Rd., 42 m. from
AMERICAN NEWSPAPER DIRECTORY
179
MICHIGAN.
MICHIGAN.
Lansing, 32 from Grand Rapids, 62 from
Jackson, and 138 from Detroit. Surrounded
by a wheat-growing district. The river
furnishes extensive water power, which is
employed in manufacturing.
HOME JOURNAL. ; Thursdays; four
pages ; size 28x40 ; subscription $1 50 ; estab-
lished 1868 ; Dennis & Holmes, editors and
publishers ; circulation J 1.
REPUBLICAN BANNER; Wednes
days ; republican ; four pages; size 28x42;
subscription §1 50 ; established 1856 ; Geo. M.
Dewey, editor and publisher ; circulation J 1.
HERSEY, C. H., Osceola Co., SOOf
pop,, on Muslcegon r., and Flint & Pere Mar-
quette Rd., about 4 m. from junction \vlth
Grand Rapids & Indiana Rd. Lumbering
carried on. An agricultural district,
OSCEOLA OUTLINE; Fridays; re
publican ; eight pages ; size 30x44 ; subscrip-
tion $2 ; established 1871 ; J. F. Radcliffe, edi-
tor and publisher ; circulation K.
HESPERIA, Oceana Co.
HESPERIAN; Wednesdays; republi-
can ; four pages ; size 24x35 ; subscription
$1 ; established 1875 ; W. Seymour Stevens,
editor and publisher ; circulation K.
INVESTIGATOR ; Thursdays ; demo-
cratic ; four pages ; size 22x31 ; subscription
$1 ; established 1877 ; W. Fuller, editor and
publisher ; circulation K ; printed at the
office of the Echo, Alleyton.
HILLSDALE, C. H., Hillsdale Co.,
3,518 pop., on Lalce Shore & Michigan South-
ern Rd., at junction of Detroit, Hillsdale &
South-western Rd. Hillsdale derives its
name from the undulating country in cen-
tre of which it is located.
BUSINESS; Saturdays ; four pages : size
26x40 ; subscription $1 50 ; established 1870 ;
H. T. Farnam, editor and publisher ; circu-
lation K 1.
DEMOCRAT; Fridays; democratic;
four pages ; size 24x35 ; subscription $1 50 ; es-
tablished 1859 ; Wm. H. Tallmaa, editor and !
publislier ; circulation K 1. !
HERALiD ; Thursdays; four pages; size
16x22 ; subscription 7*cents ; established 1878 ;
Henry C. Aclcerly, editor and publisher ; cir-
culation K ; a college paper ; issued from
Hillsdale College.
STANDARD; Tuesdays; republican;
four pages ; size 28x44 ; subscription §2 ; es-
tablished 1846 ; H. B. Rowlson, editor and
publisher ; circulation K 1.
HOLLAND, Ottawa C7o.,3,500t pop.,
at mouth of Black r., on Mchigan Lake
Shore & Chicago & Michigan Lake Shore
Rds., 21 m. from Grand Haven. Agricultu-
ral, fruit and lumbering district. Tanning
carried on,
CITY NE\VS; Saturdays ; independent ;
eight pages ; size 26x40 ; subscription §1 50 ;
established 1872 ; Otto J. Doesburg, editor and
publisher ; circulation K K.
DE HOLLANDER; Tuesdays; Hoi
landish ; democratic ; four pages ; size 24x36;
subscription $1 50 ; established 1851 ; W. Ben-
jaminse, editor and publisher ; circ'n K.
DE HOPE; Wednesdays; Hollandish ;
Dutch Reformed Church ; eight pages ; size
24x36 ; subscription §2 ; established 1866 ;
Prof. C. Doesburg, editor ; Hope College, pub-
lishers ; circulation J 1.
GRONDAVET; Tuesdays; Hollandish;
republican ; four pages ; size 24x36 ; subscrip-
tion $1 50 ; established 1860 ; 3L Hoogesteger,
editor ; Hoogesteger & Mulder, publishers ;
circulation J 1.
DE WACHTER; bi-weekly; Holland-
ish ; Dutch Reformed Church ; four pages ;
size 20x26 ; subscription $1 50 ; established
1868 ; Rev. G. E. Boer, editor ; Rev. J. Noorde-
wier, publisher ; circulation J.
HOLLY, Oakland Co., 1,429 pop., on
i Shiawassee r. and at junction Detroit &
Milwaukee and Flint & Pere Marquette
Rds., 47 m. from Detroit. Agricultural mar-
ket for surrounding country.
OAKLAND CO. ADVERTISER;
Saturdays ; independent ; four pages ; size
24x35 ; subscription $1 ; established 1877 •
F. Slocum, editor and publisher ; circ'n K.
REGISTER; Thursdays; independent;
four pages ; size 22x:i0 ; subscription $1 ; es-
tablished 1865 ; Henry Jenkins, editor and
publisher ; circulation K.
HOLTON, Muskegon Co., 200t pop.,
on Chicago & Western Mich. Rd., 17 m. from
Muskegon. Manufactures lumber and shin-
gles.
BANNER ; Fridays ; republican ; four
pages ; size 22x30 ; subscription §1 ; establish-
ed 1879 ; C. P. Nearpass, editor and publisher.
HOMER, Calhoun Co., l,200t pop., on
Air Line division of Michigan Central Rd.,
at crossing of Lansing division of Lake
Shore & Michigan Southern Rd. Is the
most extensive grain market in the coun-
ty, the country around being called the
garden of Southern Michigan.
INDEX; Wednesdays; neutral; four
pages ; size 24x36 ; subscription $1 50 ; estab-
lished 1872; Del. T. Sutton, editor and pub-
lisher ; circulation K.
HOUGHTON, C. H., Houghton Co.,
3,(XX>}- pop., on Portage Lake, about 90 m. N.
W. of Marquette, and about 300 N. of Fond
du Lac, Wis. Copper mined in this vicinity.
PORTAGE LAKE MINING GA-
ZETTE; Thursdays; four pages; size
24x36 ; subscription S3 ; established 1859 ; J.
R. Devereaux, editor and publisher ; circula-
tion J 1.
HOWARD CITY, Montcalm Co.,
1,000+ pop., 33 m. N. of Grand Rapids, at in-
tersection of Grand Rapids & Indiana with
Detroit, Lansing & Lake Michigan Rds.
Engaged in manufacturing lumber for the
Southern markets.
•HOWARD RECORD; Wednesdays;
four pages ; size 24x35 ; subscription §1 50 ; es-
tablished 1872 ; J. L. Hissong, editor and pub-
lisher ; circulation K.
HOWELL, C. H., Livingston Co.,
3,(XX>t- pop., on Detroit, Lansing & Lake
Michigan Rd., 50 m. from Detroit and 33
from Lansing. Surrounded by an agricul-
tural region. Manufacturing carried on.
One of the best markets in the State.
LIVINGSTON DEMOCRAT; Wed
nesdays ; democratic ; eight pages ; sizea5x48;
subscription $2; established 1857; Jos. T.
Titus, editor and publisher ; circulation K 1.
LIVINGSTON REPUBLICAN;
Thursdays ; republican ; eight pages ; size
30x44 ; subscription $2 ; established 1855 ; L. C.
Miller, editor and publisher ; circulation J.
HUBBARDSTON, Ionia Co., TOOf
pop., 6 m. from Detroit & Milwaukee Rd., at
Pewamo. Base of supplies for large section
of country. Engaged in lumbering and
manufacturing.
ADVERTISER; Thursdays; indepen-
dent ; four pages ; size 24x35 : subscription
$1 50 ; established 1870 ; A. V. Phister, editor
and publisher ; circulation K.
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GEO. P. ROWELL & GO'S
MICHIGAN.
MICHIGAN.
HUDSON, Lenawee Co.,2,650t pop., on
Lake Shore & Michigan Southern Rd., 17 m.
from Adrian.
GAZETTE ; Fridays ; independent ; four
pages ; size 2(jx40 ; subscription $2 ; estab-
lished 1858 ; Wm. T. B. Schermerhorn, editor
and publisiier : circulation J.
POST; Fridays ; republican ; eight pages ;
size 3c)x44 ; subscription $2 ; established 1868 ;
Scarrltt & Steverwald, editors and publish-
ers ; circulation J 1.
IONIA, C. H., Ionia Co., 4,000t pop.,
on Grand r. and on Detroit & Milwaukee
and Detroit, Lansing & Lake Michigan Rds.,
124 m. from Detroit and 35 E. of Grand
Rapids. Agricultural and lumber region.
NATIONAL ; Fridays; greenback; four
pages ; size 24x35 ; subscription $1 ; estab-
lished 1879; L. P. Brock, editor and pub-
lisher.
SENTINEL ; Fridays; republican; eight
pages ; size 35x48 ; subscription $1 50 ; estab-
lished 1867 ; Sentinel Publishing Co., publish-
ers ; circulation J 1.
STANDARD; Thursdays; democratic;
eight pages ; size 30x44 ; subscription $1 50 ;
established 1870 ; L. E. Rowley and J. P. Ste-
venson, editors ; J. P. Stevenson, publisher ;
circulation K 1.
ISHPEMING, Marquette Co., 4,692t
pop., on Peninsular division of Chicago &
North-western Rd. Iron mines located with-
in limits, which furnish nearly one-half ag-
gregate product of district. Marble exists
in this neighborhood.
AGITATOR ; Saturdays ; four pages ;
size 24x36 ; subscription S2 ; established 1879 ;
Newett & McCarthy, editors and publishers.
IRON HOME.++
ITHACA, C. H., Gratiot Co., TSOf
pop., 42 m. N. of Lansing and 100 N. W. of
Detroit. Situated in the centre of an agri-
cultural district.
GRATIOT CO. DEMOCRAT; Thurs
days ; democratic ; eight pages ; size 26x40 ;
subscription $1 50; established 1878: Charles
S. Hllbourn, editor and publisher : clrc'n K K.
GRATIOT CO. JOURNAL; Fridays;
republican ; eight pages ; size 30x44 ; sub-
scription $2 ; established 1866 ; Robert Smith,
editor and publisher ; circulation J.
JACKSON, C. H., Jackson Co., 15,000t
pop., on Michigan Central Rd,, 76 m. from
Detroit. Besides the Michigan Central it
possesses the following railroad facilities—
viz : Lake Shore & Michigan Southern
branch to Toledo ; Jackson, Lansing & Sagi-
naw Rd.; Michigan Air Line to Niles ; Grand
River Valley to Grand Rapids ; Fort Wayne,
Jackson & Saginaw Rd. The Michigan
State Prison is located here.
CITIZEN ; every evening except Sunday,
and WEEKLY, Tuesdays ; republican ;
dally four pages, weekly eight pages ; size-
dally 24x35, weekly 34x48 ; subscription— daily
§6, weeklv $1 50; established— daily 1865,
weekly 1839 ; James O'Donnell, editor and
publisher; circulation— tlaily J J, weekly J J 1.
PATRIOT; every morning except Mon-
dav, and WEEKLY, Wednesdays ; demo-
cratic; daily four pages, weekly six and
eight pages ; size— daily 26x40, weekly (size of
page) 20x28 ; subscription— daily $7 20, week-
ly §1 50 ; established— daily 1870, weekly 1844 ;
Carlton & Van Antwerp, editors and publish-
ers ; circulation— daily J 1, weekly L
LEGAL TENDER.++
MICHIGAN VOLKSFREUND; Frl
days ; German ; eight pages ; size 30x44 ; sub-
scription $2 ; established 1871 ; Rudolph
Worch, editor and publisher ; circulation J 1.
Rates liberal but firm. Objectionable adver-
tisetnents not inserted at any price.
JONESVILL.E, Hillsdale Co., 2,000t
pop., on Lake Shore & Michigan Southern
Rd., at crossing of Fort Wayne, Jackson &
Saginaw Rd., 37 m. from Adrian, 73 from
Toledo, Ohio, 110 from Detroit, Mich., 75
from Fort Wayne, Ind., 50 from Lansing,
171 from Chicago. Surrounded by an agri-
cultural district. Manufacturing carried on.
HILLSDALE CO. GAZETTE;
Wednestlays ; greenback ; four pages ; size
22x31 ; subscription $1 ; established 1878 ; Ga-
zette Printing Co., editors and publishers ;
circulation K 1.
INDEPENDENT; Thursdays; republi-
can; four pages; size 26x40; subscription $1 50;
established 1854 ; Palmer & Eggleston, editors
and publishers ; circulation K 1.
KALAMAZOO, C. H., Kalamazoo
Co., ll,573t pop., on Kalamazoo r. and Michi-
gan Central, Lake Shore & Michigan South-
ern, Grand Rapids & Indiana, South Haven
& Kalamazoo Rds., 144 m. from Detroit and
141 E. of Chicago. Engaged in various
manufactures. Has a large and flourishing
trade. Seat of Kalamazoo College and sev-
eral other institutions of learning.
GAZETTE; every morning except Mon-
dav, and WEEKLY, Fridays ; democratic;
daily four pages, weekly eight pages ; size-
dally 24x36, weekly 30x43 ; subscription-
weekly $2 ; established— daily 1877, weekly
1834 ; A. J. Shakespeare, editor and publisher ;
circulation— dail\' K, weekly 1 1.
TELEGRAPH; every evening except
Sunday, and WEEKLY, Wednesdays ; re-
publican ; four pages ; size— dally 26x38,
weekly 30x48 ; subscription— daily $8, weekly
$1 50; established— daily 1868, weekly 1849;
Kalamazoo Publishing Co., editors and pub-
lishers ; circulation— daily J, weekly 1 1.
MAIL; Fridays ; greenback ; eight pages ;
size 26x40 ; subscription $1 ; established 1878 ;
C. G. Townsend, editor and publisher; cir-
culation J J 1.
FREEMASON'S MONTHLY ; ma-
sonic ; thirty -six pages octavo ; subscription
$1 50 ; established 1869 ; W. P. Chaplin, editor ;
Ihling Bros., publishers ; circulation I 1.
KALKASKA, C. H., Kalkaska Co.,
700t pop., on the crossing of the G. R. & I.
Rd., and Boardman r., 40 m. N. of Cadillac.
Trading and manufacturing place.
KALKASKAIANj Fridays ; four
pages ; size 26x40 ; subscription $1 50 ; estab-
lished 1874 ; C. P. Sweet, editor and publisher ;
circulation K K.
LEADER; Thursdays; republican; four
pages ; size 24x36 ; subscription $1 50 ; estab-
lished 1878 ; Dennis & Tlnklepaugh, editors
and publishers ; circulation K K.
LAKE CITY, C. H., Missaukee Co.,
52t pop., 100 m. N. by N. E. from Grand
Rapids. Engaged in farming and lumber-
ing.
JOrRNAL.++
LANSING, State capital, Ingham Co.,
7,500t pop., on Grand r., 87 m. X. W. of
Detroit. Jackson, Lansing & Saginaw,
Detroit, Lansing & Lake Michigan, Chicago
& Lake Huron and Lansing division of the
Lake Shore and Michigan Southern Rds.,
centre here. River furnishes water power,,
which is employed in mills and manufac-
tories.
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181
MICHIGAN.
REPUBLICAN; semi-weekly, Tuesdays
and Fridays, and WEEKLY, Wednesdays ;
republican ; four pages ; size 24x36 ; subscrip-
tion—semi-weekly S2, weekly SI ; established
1855; \V. S. George & Co., editors and pub-
lishers ; circulation— semi-weekly J 1, week-
ly J.
JOURNAL; Thursdays; democratic;
four pages ; size 28x40 ; subscription SI 50 ; es-
tablished 18?2 ; Geo. P. Sanford, editor and
publisher; circulation J 1. Best advertising
medium in Central Michigan. Official paper
of city and county.
XiAPEER, C. H., Lapeer Co., 3,200t
pop., on Detroit & Bay City, and Port Hu-
ron & Lake Michigan Rds., 46 m. from Port
Huron and 60 from Detroit. Agricultural
and lumber country.
CLARION ; Thursdays ; republican ;
«ight pages ; size 30x44 ; subscription $1 50 ;
established 1856 ; S. J. Tomlinson, editor and
publisher ; circulation J 1.
DE3IOCRAT; Saturdays; democratic;
eight pages ; size 30x44 ; subscription §1 50 ;
established 18T4 ; L. X. Goulet, editor and
proprietor ; circulation K K 1.
LAWRENCE, Van Buren Co., TOOf
pop., 9 m. from Bangor, on the Toledo &
South Haven Rd. Chair bottoming one of
the branches of industry. Contains good
water power.
ADVERTISER; Saturdays ; four pages ;
size 24x35 ; subscription $1 &1 ; established
1875 ; R. L. WaiTen, editor ; Van Hoesen &
Bates, publishers ; circulation K.
LESLIE, Ingham Co., l,600t pop., on
Jackson, Lansing & Saginaw Rd., 22 m. S. of
Lansing. Location of magnetic wells. In-
creasing in population and business.
LOCAL; Fridays; independent; eight
pages ; size 26x40 ; subscription $1 10; establish-
ed 1876 ; "W. W. Cook, editor and publisher ;
circulation K.
LEXINGTON, C. H., Sanilac Co.,
1,500+ pop., on Lake Huron, about 85 m. from
Detroit.
SANILAC JEFFERSONIAN; Satur
days ; republican ; eight pages ; size 30x44 ;
subscription SI 50 ; established 1858 ; Nims &
Beach, editors and publishers ; circulation
LINDEN, Genesee Co., 850t pop., 55
m. from Detroit. On Detroit and Grand
Haven Rd. and Shiawassee r. Has wagon
and carriage works. In agricultural and
stock-raising country.
RECORD; Wednesdays; four pages;
size 20x26; subscription $1 10; established
1873 ; Orlando White, editor and publisher :
■circulation K.
LITCHFIELD, Hillsdale Co., SOOf
pop., on the Lansing division of the L. S. &
M. S. Rd., 12 m. from Hillsdale and 100 from
Detroit. Engaged in farming. Contains
flouring, saw and planing mills.
GAZETTE; Saturdays; neutral; four
pages ; size 24x.35 ; subscription SI ; estab-
lished 1874; Woodward & Co, editors and
publishers ; circulation K.
LITTLE TRAVERSE, C H., Em.
met Co., 400+ pop., 4 m. from railroad. Has
a good harbor, on Lake Michigan. Princi-
pal branches of industry are lumbering,
steamboating, and farming. A good ship-
ping point.
EMilIET CO. INDEPENDENT; Tues
days; four pages; size 24x36; subscription
MICHIGAN.
fi
$1 50 ; established 1878 ; Charles S. Hampton,
editor ; Benton Bement, publisher ; circula-
tion K.
REPUBLICAN; Wednesdays; four
ages ; size 24x35 ; subscription $1 50 ; estab-
ished 1876 ; L. A. Clark, editor and publisher ;
circulation K.
LOWELL, Kent Co., l,800t pop., on
Grand r., and on Detroit & Milwaukee Rd.,
about 18 m. E. of Grand Rapids.
JOURNAL; Wednesdays; four pages;
size 26x40; subscription SI 50; established
1865 ; Jas. W. Hine, editor and publisher ; cir-
culation K 1.
LUDINGTON, C. H., Mason Co.,
2,50U+ pop., on Lake Michigan, about 70 m.
N. of Grand Haven, and 110 from Milwau-
kee. Engaged in the lumber business and
raising fruit.
APPEAL; Fridays; republican; eight
pages ; size 30x44 ; subscription $2 ; estab-
lished 1873 ; W. B. Cole, editor and publisher ;
circulation K K.
DE3IOCRAT ; Thursdaj's ; democratic;
four pages ; size 24x36 ; subscription §1 ; es-
tablished 1878; E. W. Marsh, editor; Marsh &
Co.. publishers; circulation K 1.
MASON CO. RECORD ; Fridays; re
publican ; eight pages : size :3<Jx44 ; subscrip-
tion S2 ; established 1867 ; Darr & Sawyer, edi-
tors and publishers ; circulation K 1.
LYONS, Ionia Co., 800t pop., on
Grand r. and Detroit, Lansing & N. Rd., one
mile from Detroit, Grand Haven & Milwau-
kee Rd., 115 m. West by North from Detroit.
Fine wheat growing locality. Has abundant
water power and a number of mills.
GRAND RIVER ECHO ; Fridays ;
eight pages ; size 26x40 ; subscription $1 50 :
established 1878 ; J. A. Dickey, editor and
publisher ; circulation K.
MANCELONA, Antrim Co., 125t
pop., on line of G. R. & I. Rd., 40 m. N. by E.
from Traverse City. Amid fine farming
lands, but partly cultivated.
ANTRIM CO. HERALD; Thursdays;
four pages ; size 24x35 ; subscription SI 50 ;
established 1879 ; C. S. Edwards, editor ; Ed-
wards & Co., publishers.
MANCHESTER, Washtenaio Co.,
2,516 pop., on Jackson division of Lake
Shore & Michigan Southern Rd., at inter-
section of Detroit, JHillsdale & Indiana Rd.,
25 m. from Adrian. In an agricultural dis-
trict. Has several manufactories. Town
growing rapidly.
ENTERPRISE; Thursdays; Indepen-
dent ; four pages ; size 24x35 ; subscription
SI 50 ; established 1867 ; Mat. D. Blosser, edi-
tor and publisher ; circulation K.
MANISTEE, C. H., Manistee Co.,
5,0(-X)+ pop., on Lake Michigan at mouth of
Manistee r., about 100 m. from Grand Ha-
ven. Milling and lumber manufacturing
carried on.
ADVOCATE; Saturdays; democratic;
eight pages ; size :30x44 ; subscription $2 ; es-
tablished 1874 ; E. J. Cady, editor ; Advocate
Publishing Co., publishers ; circulation K 1.
INDEPENDENT; Fridays; independ-
ent ; four pages ; size 24x36 ; subscription $1 ;
established 1879 ; Thompson & Burke, editors
and publishers.
TIMES ; Wednesdays ; republican ; eight
ages ; size 26x40 ; subscription $2 ; estab-
ished 1865 ; App. M. Smith, editor and pub-
lisher ; circulation J 1.
TIMES AND STANDARD; Satur
days ; republican ; eight pages ; size 30x44 ;
Fi
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GEO. P. ROWELL & GO'S
MICHIGAN.
subscription $2 ; established 1861 ; S. W. Fow-
ler, editor ; Times and Standard Publishing
Co., publishers ; circulation J.
MAPLE RAPIDS, Clinton Co., 600t
pop., on Maple r., 14 m. from St. Johns.
Has saw mills, grist mills, and the usual
accessories of a country town.
DISPATCH; Saturdays; independent;
four pages ; size 24x35 ; subscription $1 5U ;
established 1878 ; Stair Brothers, editors and
publishers ; circulation K.
MARCELLUS, Cass Co., l,000t pop.
NEWS; Thursdays ; greenback ; eight
pages ; size 26x40 ; subscription $1 50 ; estab-
lished 1877 ; A. M. Moon, editor and publisher ;
circulation K.
MARINE CITY, St. Clair Co.,
1,240 pop.
REPORTER; Thursdays; four pages;
size 24x35 ; subscription $1 50 ; established
1879 ; D. C. Huntoon, editor and publisher.
MARQUETTE, C.H., Marquette Co.,
5,242t pop., on Lake Superior, at terminus of
Peninsula Rd., which extends to Escanaba
on Lake Michigan. E. terminus Marquette,
Houghton & Ontonagon Rd., 200 m. N. of
Green Baj' and 400 N. of Chicago. Iron
mines, blast furnaces, rolling mills and
other manufacturing are chief industries.
MINING JOURNAT. ; Saturdays;
eight pages ; size 30x44; subscription $3 ; es-
tablished 1846 ; A. P. Swineford, editor and
publisher ; circulation 1 1.
MARSHALL, C. H., Calhoun Co.,
5,228+ pop., on Kalamazoo r., and Michigan
Central and Coldwater, Marshall & Macki-
naw Rds., 108 m. from Detroit, and 176 from
Chicago. Place of active business. Several
manufactories are located here. Sur-
rounded by an agricultural region. Excel-
lent water power.
CHRONICLE; Saturdays ; twelve
pages ; size of page 9x12 ; subscription $1 ;
established 1879; Boughton & Denison, edi-
tors and publishers.
DEMOCRATIC EXPOUNDER;
Thursdays ; four pages ; size 26x40 ; subscrip-
tion $2 ; established 1837 ; Sam'l S. Lacey,
editor ; R. D. Buchanan, publisher ; circ'n K 1.
STATESMAN; Thursdays; republi-
can ; four pages ; size 28x44 ; subscription
$1 50 ; established 1839 ; O. C. Tompkins, edi-
tor and publisher ; circulation K K 1.
MASON, C. H., Ingham Co., 2,100 pop.,
on Jackson, Lansing & Saginaw Rd., 12 m.
S. of Lansing, and 25 N. of Jackson. Sur-
rounded by an agricultural district.
INGHAM CO. DEMOCRAT; Thurs
days; democratic ; eight pages ; size 26x40 ;
subscription $1 50 ; established 1876 ; D. P.
Whitmore, editor and publisher ; circ'n K 1.
INGHAM CO. NEWS; Thursdays; re-
publican ; eight pages ; size 30x44 ; subscrip-
tion $1 50 ; established 1859 ; Otis Fuller, edi-
tor and publisher ; circulation J 1.
MENDON, St. Joseph Co., l,O00t pop.,
on Grand Rapids & Indiana Rd., 21 m. from
Kalamazoo. Surrounded by an agricultu-
ral country. Possessed of water power.
Centre of trade.
GLiOBE : Saturdays ; eight pages; size
26x40 ; subscription $1 50 ; established 1878 ;
T. M. Sherriff, editor and publisher ; circ'n K.
TIMES; Fridays ; independent ; four
pages ; size 24x35 ; subscription $1 50 ; estab-
lished 1874 ; A. Rindge, editor and publisher ;
circulation K.
MICHIGAN.
TRIBUNE; Saturdays: four pages ; size
26x40 ; subscription $2 ; established 1877 ; C. V.
Smith, editor and publisher ; circulation K ;
printed at the office of the Centreville St.
Joseph Co. Republican.
MENOMINEE, G. H., Menonimee Co.,
3,000+ pop., on W. shore of Green bay at
mouth of Menominee r., and on Chicago &
North-western Rd., about 50 m. N. E. of
Green Bay City. Extensive lumber mills
here.
HERALD ; Thursdays ; republican ; four
pages ; size 28x44 ; subscription $2 ; establish-
ed 1864 ; James A. Cx'ozer, editor and publish-
er ; circulation K 1.
MIDDLEVILLE, Barry Co., l,200t
pop., on Thornapple r. and Grand R. Valley
division of Michigan Central Rd,, 22 m. from
Grand Rapids ; surrounded by an agricul-
tural district, and possessing fine water
power.
REPUBIilCAN; Thursdays ; four
pages ; size 24x35 ; subscription $1 50 ; estab-
lished 1870 ; William M. Watkins, editor and
publisher ; circulation K.
MIDLAND, C. H., Midland Co., 2,500t
pop., on Tittawasse r. and Flint & Pere
Marquette Rd., 20 m. from Saginaw. En-
gaged in lumber and other manufactures.
INDEPENDENT ; Thursdays ; four
pages; size 26x40; subscription $2; established
1866 ; Frank S. Burton, editor and publisher;
circulation K 1.
MIDLAND CO. REVIEW ; Thurs
days ; independent ; four pages ; size 26x40 ;
subscription $1 50 ; established 1878 ; Stair
Bros. & Smalley, editors and publishers.
MILFORD, Oakland Co., 1,767 pop.,
on Holly, Wayne & Monroe Rd., 40 m. from
Detroit. In a farming country, possessing
water power.
TIMES; Saturdays; independent; four
pages ; size 26x40 ; subscription $1 50 ; estab^
lished 1871 ; I. P. Jackson, editor and pub-
lisher ; circulation K 1.
MONROE, C. H., Monroe Co., 6,500it
pop., on Raisin r., a port of entry on Lake
Erie, and at junction of Lake Shore & Michi-
gan Southern, Toledo, Canada Southern &
Detroit, and Flint & Pere Marquette Rds.,.
40 m. from Detroit. Depot for the shipment
of grain. Manufacturing done here.
COM3IERCIAL; Fridays; republican;
eight pages ; size 30x44 ; subscription $1 50 ;
established 1841 ; M. D. Hamilton & Son, edi-
tors and publishers ; circulation J 1.
DEMOCRAT; Thursdays; democratic;
eight pages; size 30x44; subscription $1 50^;
established 1880 ; Democrat Printing and Pub-
lishing Co., editors and publishers.
MICHIGAN HERALD; monthly;
ancient order of vmited workmen ; eight
pages ; size 22x32 ; subscription 40 cents ; es-
tablished 1878 ; W, Scarlet and M. D. Hamil-
ton, editors ; Herald Publishing Co., publish-
ers ; circulation K K 1.
MONTAGUE, Muskegon Co., l,200t
pop., on N. bank of White Lake, navigable
for steamers, and on Chicago, Michigan &
Lake Shore Rd., 17 m. from Muskegon.
LUMBERMAN ; Saturdays; democratic;
four pages ; size 26x40 ; subscription $2 ; es-
tablished 1873; Frank Bracelin, editor and
publisher ; circulation K 1.
MORENCI, Lenatvee Co., l,500t pop.,
about 20 m. S. W. of Adrian, on the C. & C.
Rd., 70 m. from Detroit.
AMERICAN NEWSPAPER DIRECTORY.
183
MICHIGAN.
STATE lilNE OBSERVER; Satur
days ; intlependent ; four pages ; size 26x40 ;
subscription $1 50 ; established 1875 ; E. D.
Allen, editor ; Augustus E. Allen, publisher ;
circulation K K 1.
MOUNT CLEMENS, C.B.., Macomb
Co., 0,750+ pop., on Grand Trunk Rd., 25 m.
from Detroit, at head of navigation on
Clinton r. Engaged in ship building and
lumber trade. Has several mineral springs.
MONITOR; Fridays; republican ; eight
pages ; size 30x44 ; subscription $1 50 ; estab-
lished 1857; J. E. Nellis & Son, editors and
publishers; circulation J. The ''Monitor"
is the oldest and leading paper of the county,
and has the largest circulation. It is by all
odds the best advertising medium in the coun-
ty. Printed entirety at home with steam-
power presses. Mount Clemens is the most
rapidly growing small city in Michigan. Thus
year— IS80— building operations foot up $UjO,-
000. One-fourth of this amount goes into the
construction of a mammoth hotel with a ca-
pacity for 500 guests. This to be managed in
connection with the Moxint Clemens Mineral
Spring, a fountain of health whose fam.e ex-
tends over the ivhole country. The " Monitor "
will cheerfully supply any information rela-
tive to Mount Clemens, the famous spring, or
itself.
PRESS ; Thursdays ; democratic ; four
pages ; size 24x35 ; subscription $1 50 ; estab-
lished 1864 ; S. B. and H. E. Russell, editors
and publishers ; circulation K.
TRUE RECORD; Wednesdays; four
pages ; size 22x31 ; subscription $1 25 ; estab-
lished 1878 ; Lee & Miller, editors and pub-
lishers ; circulation K.
MOUNT PLEASANT, C. H., Isa-
bella Co., 1,500+ pop., on Chippewa r., 12 m.
S. of Clare. Centi-e of agricultural and
lumber country.
ISABEL.L.A CO. ENTERPRISE;
Wednesdays ; republican ; eight pages ; size
30x44 ; subscription $1 50 ; established 1865 ; J.
R. Doughty, editor and publisher ; circula-
tion K 1.
ISABELLA TIMES; Wednesdays;
independent ; eight pages ; size 30x44 ; sub-
scription .$1 50 ; established 1877 ; James W.
Long, editor and publisher ; circulation K.
MUSKEGON, C. H., Muskegoii Co.,
10,000+ pop., on Chicago & jVIlchigan Lake
Shore and Michigan Lake Shore Rds., near
mouth of Muskegon r., 15 m. from Grand
Haven, 6 from Lake Michigan, 100 from Chi-
cago and 80 from Milwaukee. Manufactur-
ing annually about 400,000,000 feet of lum-
ber, capacity of mills 600,000,000. Centre of
great fruit belt of State.
CHRONICLE : every evening except
Sunday, and AVEEKLY, Fridays; repub-
lican; four pages; size— dailv 14x21, weekly
26x40 : subscription— weeklv S2 ; established-
daily 1879, weekly 1858 ; W. M. Harford, edi-
tor and publisher ; circulation — daily K,
weekly K K 1. The only pajier in this section
of the State, outside of Grand Rapids, that is
all published at home.
NEWS AND REPORTER .++
JOLRNAL; Tuesdays ; republican ; eight
pages ; size a)x44 ; established 1877 ; Johnson
& Campbell, editors and publishers ; circ'n X.
NASHVILLE, Barry Co., 642 pop.,
on Grand R. Valley division of Michigan
Central Rd., 12 m. from Hastings.
NEWS; Saturdays; four pages; size
26x40; subscription §1 50; established 1873;
Orno Strong, editor and publisher ; circula-
tion J J.
NEGAUNEE, Marquette Co., 2,559
pop.
MICHIGAN.
^
IRON HERALD; Thursdays; four
pages ; size 28x44 ; subscription $2 50 ; estab-
lished 1873 ; C. G. Griffey, editor and publish-
er ; circulation K.
NEWAYGO, C. H., Newaygo Co.,
1,121+ pop., on Muskegon r., 36 m. from
Grand Rapids. River furnishes water power
which is employed In lumbering and manu-
facturing.
REPUBLICAN; Wednesdays; four
ages ; size 22x31 ; sub.scription $2 ; estab-
ished 1858 ; E. O. Shaw & Bro., editors and
publishers ; circulation K 1.
TRIBUNE; Thursdays; republican
eight pages ; size 26x40 ; subscription $1 50
established 1875 ; E. S. Palmiter and W. D
Fuller, editors ; E. S. Palmiter, publisher
circulation K.
NILES, Berrien Co., 4,630 pop., on
St. Joseph's r. and Michigan Central, Michi-
gan Air Line and Niles & South Bend Rds.;
90 m. from Chicago and 47 f i-oni Kalamazoo.
River is navigable for small steamboats to
this point, and affords water power, which
is employed in several mills. Centre of a
good agricultural district.
DEMOCRAT; Saturdays; democratic;
four pages ; size 28x42 ; subscription $2 50 ;
established 1842 ; O. P. Horn, editor and pub-
lisher ; circulation J.
MIRROR; Wednesdays; greenback;
eight pages ; size 30x44 ; subscription $2 ; es-
tablished 1876 ; D. B. Cook, editor and pub-
lisher ; circulation K 1.
REPUBLICAN J Thursdays; republi-
can ; four pages ; size 28x44 ; subscription
$2 10 ; established 1866 ; L. A. Duncan, editor
and publisher ; circulation K 1.
NORTH BRANCH, Lapeer Co.,
937+ pop.
(xAZETTE; Fridays; four pages; size
24x135 ; subscription $1 ; established 1875 ; F.
J. Galbraith, editor and publisher ; circ'n K.
NORTH LANSING, Ingham Co.
LANSING SENTINEL; Saturdays;
greenback ; four pages ; size 26x40 ; subscrip-
tion $1 50 ; established 1879 ; Hobbs & Potter,
editors and publishers.
NORTHPORT, C. H., Leelanau Co.,
300+ pop., on Grand Traverse bay, 130 m. N.
of Traverse City. Engaged principally in
farming and fruit raising and the manufac-
turing of broom handles. Considerable
cord wood shipped from here.
LEELANAU ENTERPRISE;
Thursdays ; four pages ; size 2i)x26 ; sub-
scription $1 ; established 1877 ; W. C. Nelson,
editor and publisher ; circulation K.
ONTONAGON, C. H., Ontonagon
Co., 800+ pop., on Lake Superior, at mouth
of Ontonagon r., 45 m. from Houghton.
Shipping point for copper mines, which are
■worked in vicinity.
MINER ; Saturdays ; neutral ; four pages;
size 24x:35 ; subscription §2 50 ; established
1855 ; Alfred Meads, editor and publisher ; cir-
culation K 1.
OTSEGO, ^^%«« Co., l,200t pop., on
L. S. & 31. S. Rd. and Kalamazoo r., 45 m. S.
E. of Grand Rapids. Engaged in manufac-
ture of chairs, hoes and corn-cutters, and
sashes and blinds. Contains fanning mills,
factories and foundries.
UNION ; Fridays ; eight pages ; size 30x44 ;
subscription $1 .50; established 1875; C. H.
Harris, editor ; Harris & Johnson, publishers;
circulation K.
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GEO. r. ROWELL & CO'S
MICHIGAN.
OVID, Clinton Co., l.SOOf pop., on
Detroit & Milwaukee Rd., 88 m. from De-
troit. Engaged in agriculture, with a large
lumber trade.
CLINTON AND SHIAWASSEE
UNION ; Saturdays ; republican ; four pages;
size 26x40 ; subscription $1 ; established 1879 ;
Fitzgerald & Walsh, editors and publishers.
RECilSTER ; Fridays; independent;
four pages ; size 26x40 ; subscription $1 50 ; es-
tablished 1866 ; Reeves & Carrier, editors and
publishers ; circulation K K.
OWOSSO, Shiawassee Co., 3,000t pop.,
on Shiawasee r., 70 m. from Detroit, at in-
, tersection of Jackson, Lansing & Saginaw
with Detroit & Milwaukee Rd. Engaged in
manufacturing, and has a large trade in
wool.
PRESS; Wednesdays; democratic; four
pages ; size 26x38 ; subscription $1 65 ; estab-
lished 1862 ; J. H. Champion & Co., editors and
publishers ; circulation J,
OXFORD, Oakland Co., l,342t pop.,
in an agricultural section.
DEMOCRAT; Tuesdays; democratic;
four pages ; size 20x26 ; subscription $1 ; es-
tablished 1879 ; Stephen A. Fitzpatrick, editor
and publisher.
GLOBE ; Saturdays; four pages; size
26x40 ; subscription $1 50 ; established 1879 ;
John W. Cannon, editor ; W. H. Marvin, pub-
lisher.
JOURNAIj: Fridays; independent ; four
pages ; size 26x40 ; subscription $1 50 ; estab
■26x&
ished 1875 ; circulation K 1.
PAW PAW, C. H., Van Btiren Co.,
2,000t pop., on Paw Paw r. and Paw Paw
branch of Michigan Central Rd., 9 m. from
Decatur. Engaged in farming, lumber and
general trade.
FREE PRESS AND COURIER ;
Thursdays ; democratic ; eight pages ; size
28x43 ; subscription $1 50 ; established 1845 ; E.
A. Blackman, editor and publisher ; circula-
tion K 1.
TRUE NORTHERNER ; Fridays; re
publican ; eight pages ; size 30x44 ; subscrip-
tion $1 50 ; established 1856 ; S. T. Conway,
editor and publisher ; circulation J 1.
PENTWATER, Oceana Co., l,404t
pop., on Lake Michigan, at mouth of Pent-
water r., about 60 m. from Grand Haven,
and terminus of Chicago & West Michigan
Rd. Engaged In manufacture of lumber
and shingles. Centre of thriving trade.
NEWS ; Thursdays ; republican ; four
pages ; size 22x30 ; subscription $1 ; established
1860 ; I. M. Hartwick, editor and publisher ;
circulation K.
PETOSKEY, ^W7rae< Co., 2,000t pop.,
193 m. from Grand Rapids, on G. R. & I. Rd.,
and Bear r. and Little Traverse bay. En-
gaged in manufacture of lime and ship
wood. Steamers from Chicago, Buffalo and
Detroit stop here. A good farming country.
CITY RECORD; Thursdays; indepen-
dent ; four pages ; size 24x35 ; subscription
$1 25 ; established 1878 ; Mosher & Gibson, edi-
tors and publishers ; circulation K.
EMMET CO. DEMOCRAT; Fridays;
democratic ; four pages ; size 24x36 ; subscrip-
tion $1 50 ; established 1875 ; Rozelle Rose,
editor and publisher ; circulation K 1.
PEWAMO, Ionia Co., 400t pop., on
Detroit, Grand Haven & Mil. Rd., 15 m. E. of
Ionia. Farming country; shipping point
for lumber, shingles, wheat, wool, produce.
MICHIGAN.
Fi
fruit, etc. Has grist and saw mills. Healthy
climate.
PLAIN DEAIiER: Thursdays; four
ages; size 20x26; subscription $1; estab-
ished 1878 ; C. H. Ward, editor and publisher.
PLAINWELL, Allegan Co., l,600t
pop,, on Kalamazoo r., at junction of Lake
Shore and Michigan Southern and Grand
Rapids & Indiana Rds., 12 m. N. of Kalama-
zoo and 36 S. of Grand Rapids. Situated in
the famous white wheat region of Michi-
gan. Surrounded by an agricultural dis-
trict. Possesses water power, which is em-
ployed in manufacturing flour, paper,
wooden wares, etc. The culture of small
fruits made a specialty.
INDEPENDENT REPUBLIC ;Thurs
days ; independent ; eight pages ; size 30x44 ;
subscription $1 ; established 1876 ; F. F. Pat-
terson, manager ; circulation K K 1.
PONTIAC, C. H., Oakland Co., 4,867
pop., on Clinton r. and Detroit & Milwaukee
Rd., 26 m. from Detroit. One of the princi-
pal wool and produce markets in the State,
and a place of active trade.
BILL POSTER; Wednesdays; demo-
cratic ; four pages ; size 28x44 ; subscription
$1 60 ; established 1868 ; Elbert J. Kelly, editor
and publisher ; circulation J J 1. No patent
hide, and best advertising viedium in Oakland
county.
COMMERCIAL; Thursdays; indepen-
dent ; eight pages ; size 26x40 ; subscription
$1 25 ; established 1876 ; Clark & Shaver, edi-
tors and publishers ; circulation K 1.
GAZETTE ; Fridays ; republican ; four
pages ; size 24x35 ; subscription $2 ; established
1844 ; Pontiac Gazette Co., editors and pub
Ushers ; circulation J 1.
PORT AUSTIN, Huron Co., l,100t
pop., on Lake Huron, at head of Saginaw
bay, 100 m. from Bay City. Principal indus-
tries are quarrying grind stones, building
stones, and manufacturing salt and lumber.
HURON CO. NEWS; Thursdays; re-
publican ; four pages ; size 24x36 ; subscription
|l 50 ; established 1862 ; Wm. F. Clark, editor
and publisher ; circulation J 1.
PORT HURON, C. H., St. Clair Co.,
8,240+ pop., on Great Western, Port Huron &
Northwestern, Fort Gratiot & Lexington,
Grand Trunk and Chicago & Lake Huron
Rds., 62 m. from Detroit. En^gaged in lum-
bering, ship building, repairing and lake
commerce. Extensive grain and wool mar-
ket ; growing wholesale trade.
TIMES; every evening except Sunday,
and WEEK L Y, Thursdays ; republican ;
daily four pages, weekly eight pages ; size-
daily 22x33, weekly 28x42 ; subscription — daily
$6, weekly $1 50 ; established — daily 1872,
weekly 1869 ; Port Huron Times Co., publish-
ers ; circulation — daily K 1, weekly J 1.
CALL; Saturdays; independent; four
pages ; size 21ic28 ; subscription $1 ; estab-
lished 1879 ; E. B. Griffith, editor and pub-
lisher.
COMMERCIAL; Wednesdays, and
SUNDAY COMMERCIAL, Sundays;
democratic ; eight pages ; size 30x44 ; sub-
scription— weekly $1, Sunday $2 ; estab-
lished—weekly 1849, Sunday 1873 ; James Tal-
bot & Co., editors and publishers ; circulation
—weekly K, Sundav K 1.
JOURNAL ; Tuesdays, and SATUR-
DAY JOURNAL, Saturdays ; greenback ;
four pages ; size 24x31 ; subscription— Tues-
day issue 75 cents, Saturday 75 cents ; estab-
lished 1873 ; M. E. Marsh & Co., editors and pub-
lishers ; circulation— Tuesday K, Saturday K.
AMERICAN NEWSPAPER DIRECTORY
185
MICHIGAN.
PORTLAND, Ionia Co., l.SOOf pop.,
on Detroit, Lansing & Lake Michigan Rd.,
at junction of Grand and Looking Glass rs.,
12 m. S. E. of Ionia. Has water power,
which is being improved by various manu-
facturing enterprises.
OBSERVEJR; Wednesdays ; neutral ;
eight pages ; size 30x44 ; subscription $1 50 ;
established 1867 ; Joseph W. Bailey, editor
and publisher ; circulation J.
PORT SANILAC, Sanilac Co., SOOf
pop., a lake shore port, about 95 m. E. by N.
of Detroit and 33 N. of Port Huron. Con-
nected with Detroit by dally steamers. Mar-
ket for a large farming district.
SANILAC CO, REPORTER; Fri
days ; independent ; eight pages ; size 26x40 ;
subscription $1 50; established 1877 ; John A.
Hopkins, editor and publisher ; circ'n K.
QUINCY, Branch Co., l,116t pop., on
Lake Shore & Michigan Southern Rd., 6 m.
E. of Coldwater. Engaged In agriculture
and stock raising.
HERALiD.; Fridaj-s ; republican; four
pages ; size 24x35 ; subscription $1 50 ; estab-
lished 1878; C. V. R. Pond, editor and pub-
lisher ; circulation K.
TimES; Wednesdays; independent; eight
pages ; size 26x40 ; subscription $1 50 ; estab-
lished 1868 ; A. C. Culver, editor and publish-
er ; circulation K.
QTJINNESEC, Menominee Co., 3.50t
pop., on Menominee r. and branch of C. &
N. W. Rd. Iron ore and lumber.
MENOMINEE RANGE; Wednesdays;
Independent ; four pages ; size 20x26 ; sub-
scription §2 ; established 1879 ; W. J. Penber-
thy, editor and publisher.
READING, Hillsdale Co., l,000t pop.,
10 m. from Hillsdale. Manufactures ink,
wringers, and cheese, and has a foundry
and planing mill.
TELEPHONE; Saturdays; indepen-
dent ; eight pages ; size 26x40 ; subscription
$1 50 ; established 1879 ; Frederick Culver, ed-
itor and publisher.
REED CITY, Osceola Co., l,200tpop.,
on the Flint & Pere Marquette Rd., 69 m. N.
of Grand Rapids and 90 W. of Saginaw, at
the intersection of the G. R. & I. Rd.
Mainly an agricultural district.
CLARION; Fridays; republican; eight
pages ; size 31x44 ; subscription $1 50 ; estab-
lished 1873 ; G. W. & J. T. Minchin, editors and
publishers ; circulation K.
RICHMOND, Macomb Co., l,100t
pop., on Grand Trunk Rd., 21 m. from Port
Hvu-on and 41 from Detroit. Rich agricul-
tural district ; centre of a large trade. Sev-
eral large manufactories. Great apple and
cider region.
REVIEW; Thursdays; independent;
rfour pages ; size 24x35 ; subscription §1 50 ;
established 1877 ; Frank S. Abbott, editor and
publisher ; cii'culation K.
ROCHESTER, Oakland Co., on the
D. & B. C. Rd., 31 m. N. of Detroit. One of
the finest agricultural sections in the State.
Has a water power second to none in the
country. Two fine paper mills are located
here.
ERA ; Thursdays ; four pages ; size 26x40 ;
.subscription $1 50; established 1873; T. B.
IFox, editor and publisher.
MICHIGAN.
SPECTATOR; Fridays ; four pages ;
size 24x35; subscription $150; established
1879 ; T. S. Sprague, editor and publisher.
ROCKFORD, Kent Co., l,200t pop.
In a good farming country.
REGISTER; Wednesdays; four pages;
size 22x:32; subscription $1 50; established
1871 ; C. H. Cowdin, editor and publisher ; cir-
culation K.
ROGERS CITY, C. H., Presque
Isle Co., 500t pop., on Lake Huron ; agricul-
tural community ; also lumbering ; 40 m.
from Alpena.
PRESQLE ISLE CO. ADVANCE;
Thursdavs ; independent ; four pages ; size
20x26 ; subscription $1 50 ; established 1878 ;
Frederick D. Larke, editor and publisher ;
circulation K.
ROMEO, Macomb Co.
OBSERVER; Wednesdays ; republican ;
eight pages ; size 30x44 ; established 1866 ;
George A. Waterbury, editor and publisher ;
circulation J.
ROSCOMMON, Roscommon Co., 400t
pop., a thriving town on Mackinaw Div. of
the J. L. & S. Rd. Roscommon county is the
water shed of the Lower Peninsula, and
centre of SUchigan lumber interests.
ROSCOMMON CO. PIONEER ; Fri
days ; four pages ; size 20x26 '; subscription
$1 50 ; established 1876 ; Edward Watson, edi-
tor ; Bennett Brothers, publishers ; circ'n K.
SAGINAW, C. H., Saginaw Co.,
10,064+ pop., on Saginaw r., 22 m. from its
mouth. River navigable to this point.
Also on Jackson, Lansing & Saginaw and 2
m. from East Saginaw Rds. Engaged in
lumber trade.
NEAVS; every evening except Sunday,
and VALLEY NEWS, Thursdays; re-
publican ; four pages ; size — daily 24x35,
weekly 26x40 ; subscription — weekly S2 ; es-
tablished—daily 1877, weekly 1874 ; Charles H.
Lee, editor and publisher ; circulation —
dailv K, vveeklv K 1.
SAGINAWIAN ; Saturdays ; demo-
cratic ; four pages ; size 26x39 ; subscription
$2 ; established 1869 ; Geo. F. Lewis, editor
and publisher ; circulation K.
VALLEY NEWS; (see News).
ST. CHARLES, Saginaw Co.
BUSINESS ; Saturdays ; eight pages ;
size 22x:32 ; subscription 75 cents ; established
1878 ; Orton Williams, editor and publisher ;
circulation K.
ST. CLAIR, C*. H., St. Clair Co.,
2,0(30+ pop., on St. Clair r., at mouth of Pine
r., 50 m. from Detroit. Surrounded by agri-
cultural district. Engaged in manufactures.
REPUBLICAN; Wednesdays; republi-
can ; four pages ; size 26x40 ; subscription
SI 50 ; established 1S57 ; Franklin Moore, edi-
tor and publisher ; circulation K.
ST. JOHNS, C. H., Clinton Co., 2,500t
pop,, on the Detroit & Milwaukee Rd., 98 m.
from Detroit.
CLINTON INDEPENDENT; Thurs
days ; democratic ; four pages : size 28x44 ;
subscription $1 65 ; established 1866 ; Corbit &
Estes, editors and publishers ; circulation J.
CLINTON REPUBLICAN; Fridays;
republican ; four pages ; size 28x44 : subscrip-
tion $1 50 ; established 1856 ; H. S. Hilton, edi-
tor and publisher ; circulation J.
ST. JOSEPH, Berrien Co., 2,994 pop.,
at mouth of St. Joseph's r., and on Chicago
186
GEO. P. ROVVELL & COS
MICHIGAN.
& Michigan Lake Shore Rd., 60 m. from Chi-
cago. Engaged in the lumber trade. Cen-
tre of the celebrated peach region of the
North-West.
REPUBL.ICAN5 Saturdays ; demo-
cratic ; four pages ; size 26x4() ; subscription
$1 5() ; established 1874 ; Wm. Ricaby & Son,
editors and publishers ; circulation K.
TRAVEI^ER AND HERALD; Sat
urdays ; republican ; four pages ; size 26x40 ;
subscription $2 ; established 1860 ; Leonard J.
Merchant, editor and publisher; circ'n K 1.
ST.IiOUIS, Gratiot Co.,2,200t pop., on
Pine r., 8 m. N. of Ithaca, 30 W. of Saginaw
and 60 N. of Lansing. Surrounded by an ex-
cellent farming region. The celebrated mag-
netic springs of the State are located here.
HERALD ; Fridays ; independent ; eight
pages ; size 30x44 ; subscription $1 50 ; estab-
lished 1871 ; Henry Smalley, editor and pub-
lisher ; circulation J J.
SALT RIVER, Isabella Co., 250t
pop. In a good agricultural section.
NORTH-WESTERN TRIBUNE;
Thursdays ; eight pages ; size 35x48 ; subscrip-
tion $1 50 ; established 1879 ; S. C. Brown &
Sons, editors and publishers.
S ARAN AC, loriia Co., l,200t pop.,
on the Grand River & Detroit & Milwaukee
Rd.
LiOCALi ; Thursdays; independent; four
pages ; size 26x40 ; subscription $1 50 ; estab-
lished 1877 ; F. H. Spencer, editor ; F. T.
Stevenson, publisher ; circulation K 1.
SAUGATUCK, Allegan Co., l,300t
pop., on Lake Michigan, at mouth of Kala-
mazoo r., 25 m. N. W. of Allegan. Engaged
in manufacturing, lumber, and the wood
and bark trade. Surrounded by a fruit-
growing district.
LAKE SHORE COMMERCIAL. ;
Fridays ; independent ; eight pages ; size
26x40 ; subscription $1 ; established 1868 ;
Charles F. Wasson & Co., editors and pub-
lishers ; circulation K 1.
SCHOOLCRAFT, Kalamazoo Co.,
1,000+ pop., at junction of Lake Shore &
Michigan Southern, Chicago & Lake Huron
Rds., about 15 m. S. of Kalamazoo. Agri-
cultural region.
DISPATCH AND NEWS; Thursdays;
independent; eight pages ; size 30x44; sub-
scription $1 50; established 1869; J. & A.
Robertson, editors and publishers ; circ'n J.
CtJRANCJE VISITOR; semi-monthly;
eight pages ; size 26x36 ; subscription 50 cents ;
established 1873 ; J. T. Cobb, editor ; issued
by the Executive Committee of the Michigan
State Grange.
SHERMAN, C. H., Wexford Co., SOOf
pop., on Manistee r., about 30 m. from Man-
istee. Lumber business and farming the
chief industries.
WEXFORD CO. PIONEER; Wednes
days; republican ; eight pages; size 26x40;
suJbscription $1 50 ; established 1872 ; Camp-
bell & Wheeler, editors and publishers ; cir-
culation KK.
SOUTH HAVEN, Van Buren Co.,
1,500+ pop., on Lake Michigan and South Ha-
ven division of Michigan Central Rd., 39 m.
from Kalamazoo, about 25 N. of St. Joseph.
SENTINEL ; Saturdays ; republican ;
four pages ; size 26x40 ; subscription $2 ; es-
tablished 1867 ; Wm. E. Stewart, editor and
publisher ; circulation K 1.
MICHIGAN.
SOUTH LYON, Oakland Co., GOOf
pop., on Detroit, L. & N. Rd., 32 m. from De-
troit.
SENTINEL; Thursdays; Independent;
four pages ; size 22x30 ; subscription $1 ; es-
tablished 1879 ; Andrew J. Little, editor and
publisher.
SPARTA CENTRE, Kent Co., 515t
pop., on Nash Creek, and Grand Rapids &
Newaygo Rd., 15 m. N. W. from Grand
Rapids. Contains flouring, planing and
saw mills, and carriage manufactories.
SENTINEL ; Thursdays ; four pages ;
size 22x32 ; subscription $1 ; established 1876 ;
J. W. Hallack, editor and publisher ; circu-
lation K.
SPRING LAKE, Ottawa Co., l,300t
pop., on Grand r., 2 m. from mouth, 2 from
Grand Haven and 30 from Grand Rapids,
on D. & M. Rd. Engaged principally in
lumbering and fruit growing. Contains a
mineral spring.
OTTAWA CO. COURIER; Satur-
days ; four pages ; size 22x30 ; subscription
$1 ; established 1875 ; Hiram Potts, editor
and publisher ; circulation J.
REPUBLICAN; Wednesdays; four
pages ; size 24x35 ; subsci-iption $1 ; estab-
lished 1879 ; Bates & Brown, editors and pub-
lishers.
SPRINGPORT, Jackson Co., SOOf
pop., on the Lansing division of the Lake
Shore & Michigan Southern Rd, 10 m. N. of
Albion, and 10 S. of Eaton Rapids. Is an
excellent produce market.
SIGNAL; Thursdays; independent:
eight pages ; size 26x40 ; subscription $1 25 ;
established 1876 ; W. O. Oyer, editor and pub-
lisher ; circculation K.
STA,:NT0N, C. H., Montcalm Co.,
1,500+ pop., near centre of the county, and
15 m. N. E. of Greenville.
MONTCALM HERALD; Saturdays;
republican ; four pages ; .size 24x36 ; subscrip-
tion $2 ; established 1867 ; E. R. Powell & Son,
editors and publishers ; circulation K 1.
STURGIS, St. Joseph Co., 3,000t pop.,
on Lake Shore & Michigan Southern, and
Grand Rapids & Indiana Rds., 79 m. from
Adrian. Engaged in agriculture and manu-
factures.
JOURNAL; Thursdays; republican;
eight pages ; size 26x40 ; subscription $1 50 ; es-
tablished 1861 ; H. A. Sweet, editor and pub-
lisher ; circulation K 1.
MICHIGAN DEMOCRAT; Fridays;
democratic ; four pages ; size 24x36 ; subscrip-
tion $1 ; established 1880 ; Collar & Freeman,
editors and publishers.
SATURDAY EVENING LEADER;
Saturdays ; eight pages ; size 34x48 , subscrip-
tion $1 .50 ; established 1876 ; Leader Co., edi-
tors and publishers ; circulation J.
STURGISER ZEITUNG; Fridays;
German ; four pages ; size 26x4t) ; subscription
$2 ; established 1878 ; Charles Erbsmehl, editor
and publisher ; circulation K 1.
SUTTON'S BAY, Leelanau Co.
LEELANAU TRIBUNE; Saturdays;
republican ; four pages ; size 20x26 ; subscrip-
tion $1 ; established 1873 ; A. H. Johnson^
editor and publisher ; circulation K.
TAWAS CITY, C. H., Iosco Co.,.
700+ pop., ori Tawas bay, about 30 m. N. by
E. of Bay City. Has a fine harbor. Engaged
in lumbering and increasing in population
and business.
AMERICAN NEWSPAPER DIRECTORY.
181
MICHIGAN.
IOSCO CO. GAZETTE; Thursdays;
republican ; four pages ; size 24x;3o ; subscrip-
tion S2; established 1868 ; H. E. Hoard, editor
and publisher ; circulation K 1.
TECUMSEH, Lenawee Co., 2,500t
pop., on Jackson division of Lake Shore &
Michigan Southern Rd., 33 m. from Jackson
and 13 from Adrian ; 40 m. N. of Toledo.
Agricultural district. Engaged in manu-
facturing.
HERALD; Thursdays; independent;
four pages; size 28x44; subscription $1 5();
established 1850 ; S. C. Stacy, editor and pub-
lisher ; circulation J 1.
THREE OAKS, Berrien Co., TOOf
pop., on Michigan Central Rd., 72 m. from
Chicago, 111. Engaged in the manufacture
of broom, fork and hoe handles.
MICHIGAN INDEPENDENT; Thurs
days ; four pages ; size 26x4(J ; subscription $2 ;
established 1875; J. R. Hill, editor and pub-
lisher ; circulation K 1.
THREE RIVERS, St. Joseph Co.,
S.GliOt pop., on St. Joseph's r. The Lake
Shore & Michigan Southern and Michigan
Central Air Line Rds. pass through here.
Has water power, which is employed in
various kinds of manufactiu'e.
HERALD ; Saturdays ; democratic ; eight
pages ; size 30x44 ; subsci'iptlon $2 ; estab-
lished 1869 ; O. Arnold & Son, editors and pub-
lishers ; circulation J.
NEWS* REPORTER; Saturdays ;
greenback ; eight pages ; size 30x44 ; subscrip-
tion $1 50 ; established 1861 ; R. E. Case, editor
and publisher; circulation J.
TRIBUNE; Thursdays; eight pages;
size 26x40 ; subscription §1 50 ; established
1878 ; George A. B. Cooke, editor and publish-
er ; circulation K 1.
TRAVERSE CITY, C. H., Grand
Traverse Co., 1,5001- pop., on the west arm of
Grand Traverse bay, 144 m. X. of Grand
Rapids.
GRAND TRAVERSE HERALD;
Thursdays ; republican ; four pages ; size
28x44 ; subscription .$2 ; established 1858 ; Thos.
T. Bates, editor and manager : circ'n K K 1.
TRAVERSE BAY EAGLE; Fridays;
Independent ; four pages ; size 28x45 ; sub-
scription $1 50 ; established 1865 ; E. L. Sprague,
editor : Sprague & Spencer, publishers ; circu-
lation K 1.
UNION CITY, Branch Co., 2,121 pop.,
on St. Joseph's r., and Air Line division of
the Michigan Central Rd., at the head of
navigation, 115 m. from Detroit. A manu-
facturing town. Business centre for a large
tract of rich farming country.
REGISTER; Saturdavs ; four pages;
size 24x36; subscription $1 50; established
1869; Major D. J. Easton, editor and pub-
lisher ; circulation K.
UTICA, Macomb Co., 850t pop., on
Detroit & Bay City Rd., 23 m. X. of Detroit.
Engaged in milling and the manufacture of
wood pulp.
SENTINEL; Saturdavs; independent;
four pages; size 28x44; subscription $1 50;
established 1876; W. H. Marvin, editor and
publisher ; circulation K K 1.
VASSAR, C. H., Tuscola Co., l,800t
pop., on Cass r. and Detroit & Bay City Rd.,
at junction Saginaw, Vassar & Caro Rd. ;
18 m. from Saginaw and 22 from Bay City.
Engaged in agriculture, manufacturing,
MICHIGAN.
Fi
and lumbering. Business centre of the
country.
TUSCOLA CO. PIONEER; Wednes
days ; republican ; four pages ; size 26x40 ;
subsbription §1 50 ; established 1857 ; Alexan-
der Trotter & Son, editors and publishers;
circulation K K 1.
VERMONTVILLE, Eaton Co., SOOf
pop., on Grand River Valley branch of the
Mich. Cent. Rd., 11 m. from Charlotte, 40'
from Jackson, and 44 from Grand Rapids.
Considerable quantities of hard wood lum-
ber are manufactured and shipped from
here. Surrounded bj* an agricultural and
stock-raising district.
HAWK.; Wednesdays; independent; four
ages; size 24x35; subscription §1 50; estab-
ished 1875; F. M. Potter, editor and pub-
lisher ; circulation K.
VERNON, Shiawassee Co., 800t pop.,.
on Detroit, G. H. & Mil. Rd., 70 m. W. of
Detroit. Has flouring mill, paper mill and
stave factorj'. Raises wheat and grass.
HERALD; Fridays; four pages; size
24x:^ ; subscription $1 ; established 1879 ; Her-
ald Publishing Co., editors and publishers.
VICKSBURG, Kalamazoo Co., l,000t
pop., at junction of the G. R. & I. & C. & L.
H. Rds.
COMMERCIAL; Thursdays; four
ages : size 26x40 ; subscription $1 50 ; estab-
Ished 1879 ; Fred. W. Cross, editor and pub-
lisher.
MONITOR; Fridays; four pages; size
24x35 ; subscription §1 50 ; established 1875 ;
C. W. Bailey & Bro., editors and publishers ;
circulation K.
WAYNE, Wayne Co., 2,000t pop., on
Mich. Cen. & F. & P. M. Rds., 18 m. from
Detroit. Engaged In the manufacture of
agricultural implements. Location of a
foundry and saw and grist mill.
REVIE\V; Fridaj-s; four pages; size
24x35 ; subscription .$1 ; established 1877 ; J. H.
Steers, editor and publisher ; circulation J.
WAYNE CO. TIDINGS; Fridays;
independent ; eight pages ; size 26x40 ; sub-
scription $1 ; established 1876 ; Pratt & Harris,
editors and publishers ; circulation K.
WEST BAY CITY, Bay Co., 6,000t
pop., on the Soutliern shore of Saginaw
bay ; immediately opposite Bay City, 79 m.
N. E. of Lansuig. The northern terminus
of Jackson, Lansing & Saginaw Rd. One of
the most important shipping points on
Lake Huron. Engaged in lumber and salt
business.
R
B A Y C O. EXAMINER; Fridays ;
democratic ; four pages ; size 24x36 ; subscrip-
tion $1 50 ; established 1879 ; DowUng &
Stuart, editors and publishers.
HERALD ; Saturdays ; independent ;
four pages ; size 21x30 ; subscription §1 50 ;
established 1869 ; Herald Co., editors and pub-
lishers ; circulation K.
WHITEHALL, Muskegon Co., l,323t
pop., on White Lake and Chicago & Michi-
gan Lake Shore Rd., 16 m. from Muskegon.
Engaged in lumbering and fruit growing.
Has a large number of mills, which cut
millions of feet of lumber weekly and
shingles.
FORUM; Fridays; republican; eight
pages ; size 30x44 ; subscription $2 ; estab-
lished 1869; C. P. Nearpass, editor and pub-
lisher ; circulation K K 1.
ass
GEO. P. ROWELL & CO'S
MICHIGAN.
WHITE PIGEON, St. Joseph Co.,
1,713+ pop. In an agricultural section.
JOURNAL; Saturdays; independent;
eight pages; size 26x40; subscription $1 50;
established 1876; Wni. A. De Groot, editor
and publisher ; circulation K.
WILLI AMSTON, Ingham Co.,
1,400+ pop., on D., L. & L. M. Rd., 71 m. from
Detroit, and 14 from Lansing. Contains
several steam mills. There are also coal
mines in the vicinity.
ENTERPRISE; Wednesdays ; four
pages ; size 24x35 ; subscription $1 ; establish-
•ed 1873 ; E. S. Andrews, editor and publisher ;
•circulation K 1.
YPSILANTI, Washtenaw Co., 6,000t
pop., on Huron r. and Michigan Central
Rd., at junction of Detroit & South West-
ern Rd., 30 m. from Detroit. In an agri-
cultural district. Tlie river furnishes water
power, which is employed in various manu-
factures. Seat of State Normal school.
OOMMERCIALi ; Saturdays ; republi-
can ; four pages ; size 23x33 ; subscription
^1 ; established 1864 ; C. R. Pattison, editor
and publisher; circulation K 1.
SENTINEL; Wednesdays; democratic;
four pages ; size 26x40 ; subscription $1 50 ;
established 184:3; C. Woodruff, editor; C.
Woodruff & Son, publishers ; circulation K 1.
YPSILiANTIAN ; Fridays; independ-
ent ; eight pages ; size 30x44 ; subscription
$1 50 ; established 1879 ; M. T. Woodruff, editor
and publisher.
MINNESOTA.
ALBERT LEA, C. H., Freeborn Co.,
2,000+ pop., on two small lakes and Southern
Minnesota Rd., 123 m. from La Crosse.
ENTERPRISE; Thursdays; indepen-
dent ; eight pages ; size .30x44 ; subscription
$2; established 1872; M. Halvorsen, editor
andpublisher ; circulation K 1.
FREEBORN CO. STANDARD;
Thursdays ; republican ; eight pages ; size
35x48 ; subscription $2 ; established 1857 ; Wil-
liams & Drake, editors and publishers ; cir-
culation K K 1.
SKANDINAV ; Saturdays; Skandina-
vian ; four pages ; size 30x44 ; subscription
$1 50; established 1879; Jacob EUerston, edi-
tor and publisher.
ALDEN, Freeborn Co., 300t pop., on
Southern Minn. Rd., 10 m. from Albert Lea.
EAGLE; Fridays; independent-republi-
can; eight pages; size 26x40; subscription
$2 ; established 1879 ; William H, and A. M.
Jones, editors and publishers.
ALEXANDRIA, C. H., Douglas Co.,
1,000+ pop., in a region of lakes, 141 m. N, W,
of St. Paul, with which it is connected by
Rd. In a farming community ; staple pro-
ducts, wheat, oats, and corn ; also engaged
In the raising of stock.
DOUGLAS CO. NEWS; Thursdays;
•eight pages ; size 26x40 ; subscription $1 50 ;
established 1878 ; Joseph Gilpin, editor and
publisher ; circulation K.
POST ; Fridays ; independent ; four pages ;
size 26x4() ; subscription $1 50 ; established
1867 ; Donaldson & Kitchinson, editors and
publishers ; circulation K 1.
ANOKA, C. H., Anoka Co., 3,000t pop.,
on Mississippi r., at mouth of Rum r. and
St. Paul & Pacific Rd., about 15 m. above
Minneapolis. The river furnishes good
•water power, which Is employed to con-
MINNESOTA.
siderable extent in lumber, hardwood and
flour manufactures. Lumbering is its prin-
cipal branch of industry. Business centre
of the county. Surrounded by an agricul-
tural district.
ANOKA CO. UNION; Saturdays; four
pages ; size 26x40 ; subscription $2 ; estab-
lished 1865; Granville S. Pease, editor and
publisher ; circulation K.
HERALD ; Fridays; independent; four
pages ; size 26x40 ; subscription $1 50 ; estab-
lished 1865 ; A. Cutter, editor and publisher ;
circulation K.
APPLETON, Swift Co., on Pomme
de Terre r. near its junction with the Min-
nesota ; excellent wheat region.
RECORDER; Thursdays; four pages;
size 22x31 ; subscription $1 50 ; established 1879 ;
William Murphy, editor and publisher ; circu-
lation K.
AUSTIN, C. H., Mower Co., 3,000t pop.,
on Cedar r. and Milwaukee & St. Paul Rd.,
at junction of Austin & Mason City branch,
and Burlington, Cedar Rapids and Minne-
sota Rd., 104 m. from St. Paul, 111 from Mc-
Gregor, and about 40 S. W. of Rochester.
Centre of trade for an agricultural com-
munity.
MOWER AND FILLMORE CO.
REPUBLICAN; Thursdays; republican;
four pages ; size 26x40 ; subscription $2 ; es-
tablished 1861 ; W. A. Hotchkiss, editor and
publisher ; circulation K 1.
MOWER CO. TRANSCRIPT;
Thursdavs ; republican ; four pages ; size
27x40 ; subscription $2 ; established 1868 ; C.
H. Davidson, editor and publisher ; circula-
tion J.
REGISTER; Thursdays; liberal repub-
^sil^fa^ llcan ; four pages;
size 26x40 ; subscrip-
tion $2; established
1863; H. O. Basford,
editor and publisher ;
circulation J 1, The
oldest and best news-
paper in Mower coun-
ty; has the largest
circulation, and is
the only paper wholly
printed at home. Has a Potter Drum Cylin-
der Press and a complete job office.
BEAVER FALLS, C. H., Renville
Co., 150+ pop., 2 m. from Minnesota r. and 37
from New Ulm.
RENVILLE TIMES ; Thursdays; re-
publican ; four pages ; size 24x35 ; subscrip-
tion $1 75 : established 1872 ; Henry Kelsey,
editor and publisher; circulation K i.
BENSON, C. H., Swift Co.
TI3IES ; Fridays ; eight pages ; size 26x40 ;
subscription $2 ; established 1876 ; Edward
Thomas, editor and publisher ; circulation K.
BIRD ISLAND, lienville Co., a
growing village on a slightly rolling prairie,
in good agricultural section.
POST; Fridays; republican; four pages;
size 24x35 ; subscription $1 50 ; established
1879 ; Wesley Moran, editor and publisher.
BLUE EARTH CITy,C. H., Fari-
bault Co., 1,956+ pop., on Blue Earth r., about
10 m. from Southern Minnesota Rd., 40 S. of
Mankato. County seat and centre of trade
of a prairie region.
BEE; Saturdays ; democratic ; four
AMERICAN NEWSPAPER DIRECTORY.
ISft
MINNESOTA.
pages ; size 26x40 ; subscription SI 50 ; estab-
lished 186;i ; Carr Huntington, editor and pub-
lisher ; circulation K.
POST ; Fridays; republican ; eight pages ;
size 26x40 ; subscription §2 ; established 1869 ;
C. H. Slocum, editor and publisher ; circ'n K 1.
BRAINERD, C. H., Crow; Wing Co.,
2,000+ pop., on Mississippi R. & Northern Pa-
cific Rd., 115 m. from Duluth.
TRIBUNE; Saturdays ; independent re-
publican ; four pages ; size 24x35 ; subscription
%2 ; established 1872 ; W. W. Hartley, editor ;
Hartley Brothers, publishers ; circ'n K.
BRECKENRIDGE, C. H., Wilkin
Co.
RED RIVER FREE PRESS ; Thurs
days ; independent ; four pages ; size 24x35 ;
subscription $2 ; established 1879 ; A. De Lacy
Wood, editor and publisher.
CALEDONIA, C. H., Houston Co.,
1,000+ pop., 14 m. from Brownsville and 18 S.
W. of La Crosse, Wis.
HOUSTON CO. JOURNAL.; Wednes
days ; four pages ; size 24x35 ; subscription
$1 ; established 1865 ; O. E. Comstock, editor
and publisher ; circulation K.
CAMBRIDGE, C. H., Isanti Co., 350t
pop., on Rum r., 14 m. froniRd., and 32 from
Mississippi r. A farming country.
ISANTI CO. PRESS; Thursdays; re-
publican ; eight pages ; size 26x40 ; subscrip-
tion $1 50 ; established 1874 ; Barker & Wilson,
editors and publishers ; circulation K 1.
CAMPBELL, WilJdn Co.
ENTERPRISE; Saturdays ; four pages ;
size 24x35 ; subscription $2 ; established 1879 ;
Frank R. Walker, editor and publisher,
CANBY, Yelloto Medicine Co.
NEWS; Saturdays; independent; four
pages ; size '22x3(i ; subscription $2 ; estab-
lished 1878 ; A. M. Morrison, editor and pub-
lisher ; circulation K.
CANNON FALLS, Goodhue Co.,
1,500+ pop., situated 17 m. E. of Northfleld, 23
W. of Red Wing, and 18 S. of Hastings. Ex-
cellent water power, which is employed by
three flouring mills, one feed mill, tannery,
foundry and machine shop.
BEACON; Fridays; independent; four
pages ; size 24x.S5 ; subscription $2 ; established
1876 ; O. T. Jones, editor and publisher ; cir-
culation K.
CARVER, Carver Co., l,000t pop., on
the Minnesota r. and the Chicago, Milwau-
kee & St. Paul, and Minneapolis & St. Louis
Rds. Manufactures are principally flour
milling and brick-making ; a good wheat
section .
FREE PRESS; Fridays; independent;
eight pages ; size :l)x44 ; subscription $1 50 ; es-
tablished 1875 ; William C. Bredenhagen, edi-
tor and publisher ; circulation J J. Best ad-
vertising medium in the Minnesota Valley,
having by far the largest circulation of any
paper in that section.
CHASKA, C. H., Carver Co., l,200t
pop., on Minnesota r. and Northern Pacific
Rd., at junction of Hastings & Dakota Rd.,
5 m. above Shakopee and about 28 from St.
Paul.
VAI.L.EY HERALD ; Thursdays ; dem-
ocratic ; four pages ; size 24x35 ; subscription
$1 50 ; established 1862 ; A. L. and F. E. Du
Toit, editors and publishers ; circulation K.
CHATFIELD, Fillmore Co., l.eoOf
pop., about 60 m. from La Crosse, Wis.
MINNESOTA
DEMOCRAT; Saturdays; democratic;
four pages ; size 24x36 ; subscription $2 ; estab-
lished 1857 ; S. S. and H. B. McKenny, editors
and publishers : circulation K 1.
CLAREMONT, Dodge Co.
Ti:>IES.++
CROOKSTON, C. H., Polk Co.
CHRONICLE; Tuesdays; repubhcan;
four pages ; size 26x40 ; subscription $2 ; es-
tablished 1879 ; W. R. Dyinn, editor and pub-
lisher.
NORTHERN TIER; Saturdays; re-
publican ; four pages ; size 26x40 ; subscrip-
tion $2 ; established 1879 ; J. K. Arnold, editor
and publisher.
POLK CO. JOURNAL; Fridays; four
pages ; size 22x31 ; subscription $2 ; establish-
ed 1877 ; H. E. Cooke, editor and publisher ;
circulation K.
CURRIE, C. H., Murray Co., 150t pop.,
on Des Moines r., 13 m. S. by S. W. from
Tracy, on Winona & St. Peter Rd. Sur-
rounded by an agricultural and stock-rais-
ing district, with good water power, which
is used for flour milling purposes. It is also
near the outlet of Lake Shetek, close to the
scene of the Indian massacre of 1862.
PIONEER ; Thursdays ; four pages ; size
24x35 ; subscription $2 ; established 1878 ;
Charles Bromwich, editor and publisher ; cir-
culation K. f
DE GRAFF, Swift Co., 300t pop., on
St. Paul & P. Rd. Has a flour mill.
SWIFT CO. COURIER; Saturdays^
democratic ; four pages ; size 26x40 ; subscrip-
tion $2 ; established 1879 ; Williams & Grant,
editors and publishers.
DELANO, Wright Co., eOOf pop., on
Crow r. and St. Paul & Pacific Rd., 7 m. N.
of Watertown and 6 m. S. of Rockford. En-
gaged In general milling pursuits. The pop-
ulation of Wright County is 18,000+.
WRIGHT CO. EAGLE; Thursdays;
four pages ; size 24x35 ; subscription $1 ; estab-
lished 1872 ; I. Gutzwlller, editor and pub-
lisher ; circulation K 1.
DETROIT, C. H., Becker Co., 800t
pop., on Detroit Lake and Northern Pacific
Rd., 206 m. from Duluth.
RECORD ; Saturdays ; independent ; four
pages ; size 24x35 ; subscription §2 ; establish-
ed 1874 ; Ames & Hamilton, editors and pub-
lishers ; circulation K.
DODGE CENTRE, X)orffire Co., l,200t
pop., on the W. & St. P. Rd. In centre of
Dodge Co. Large grain market.
PRESS J Fridays ; independent ; four
pages ; size 26x40 ; subscription $2 ; establish-
ed 1874 ; J. M. Miles, editor and publisher ;
circulation K 1.
DULUTH, C. H., St. Louis Co., 4,.500t
pop., on extreme western shore of Lake
Superior, and terminus of Lake Superior &
Mississippi Rd., and lake terminus of North-
ern Pacific Rd., 156 m. N. E. of St. Paul.
Engaged in commerce, manufacturing and
general trade. Large grain and fish mar-
ket.
LAKE SUPERIOR NEWS; Thurs
days ; four pages ; size 24x35 ; subscription
$2 10; established 1878; Woodbridge & Del-
plain, editors and publishers ; circulation K.
TRIBUNE; Fridays; republican; four
pages : size 22x:i) ; subscription §2 ; establish-
ed 1870 ; R. C. Mitchell and M. C. Russell, edi-
tors and publishers ; circulation J J.
390
GEO. P. ROWELI. & COS
MINNESOTA.
DUNDAS, -Rice Co., SOOf pop., on I . &
M. division of Milwaukee & St. Paul Rd.;
and Cannon r., 45 ni. S. of St. Paul. Engaged
in the pi'oduction of flour. Surrounded by
a good wheat-growing section. Consider-
able employment in winter by wood-chop-
ping.
ENTERPRISE; Fridays; four pages;
size 24x35 ; subscription $1 ; established 1879 ;
J. W. Rhines, editor and publisher.
ELGIN, Wabasha Co.
MINNESOTA UNION ; Saturdays ; in-
dependent ; four pages ; size 21x28 ; subscrip-
tion $1 ; established 1879 ; F. O. Harding, edi-
tor and publisher.
ELK RIVER, C. H., Sherburne Co.,
900+ pop., on Mississippi r. and Mississippi
R. branch of St. Paul & Pacific Rd., 40 m. N.
W. of St. Paul. Several mills and manu-
factories here. Base of supplies for Rum
river lumbering.
NEWS ; Thursdays ; independent ; four
pages ; size 24x35 ; subscription $1 50 ; estab-
lished 1872 ; W. H. Mitchell, editor and pub-
lisher ; circulation K.
SHERBURNE CO. STAR; Fridays;
republican ; four pages ; size 24x35 ; subscrip-
tion $1 ; established 1875 ; Arthur N. Dare,
•editor and publisher ; circulation K.
FAIRMONT, C. H., Martin Co., 750t
pop., 20 m. from Winnebago City, and 40 S.
by W. of Mankato. The county seat of an
agricultural and stock-growing county.
Centre of a thriving trade.
MARTIN CO. SENTINEL; Fridays;
f»)ur pages ; size 26x40 ; subscription $1 50 ;
established 1874 ; Daj' Bros., editors and pub-
lishers ; circulation K K 1. Only paper in the
county.
FARIBAULT, C. H., Rice Co., 5,534t
pop., on Iowa & Minnesota division of Mil-
waukee & St. Paul Rd., 65 m. from St. Paul
and 15 from Owatonna. Seat of Several in-
stitutions of learning, and the Asylum for
the Deaf, Dumb and Blind. Surrounded by
an agricultural region. Manufacturing
carried on. Has seven flouring mills.
DEMOCRAT; Fridays; democratic;
:f our pages ; size 26x38 ; subscription S2 ; es-
tablished 1870 ; A. E. Haven, editor and pub-
lisher ; circulation J J.
REPUBLICAN; "Wednesdays; repub-
lican ; four pages ; size 26x39 ; subscription
$2 ; established 1856 ; A. W. McKinstrv, editor
and publisher ; circulation J J.
EDUCATIONAL. NEWS-GLEAN-
ER AND ADVERTISER: monthly;
•educational ; sixteen pages ; size of page
10x14 ; subscription 5(J cents ; established 1875 ;
L. W. Applegate, editor; Educational News-
paper Union, publishers ; circulation H H 1 ;
editions are issued also at Leadville, Col. ;
Normal, 111.; Glasgow, Ky.; Baltimore, Md. ;
Midland City, Mich.; St. Paul, Minn.; Black
Hawk, Miss. ; Kirksville, Mo.; Buffalo, N. Y.;
Fremont, O., and Bolivar, Tenn.
FARMINGTON, Dakota Co., 2,400t
pop., on Hastings & Dakota division, at
crossing of Iowa & Minnesota division of
Milwaukee & St. Paul Rd. Surrounded by
a farming country.
PRESS ; Wednesdays ; independent ; four
pages ; size 24x35 ; subscription $2 ; establish-
-ed 1870 ; John W. Emery, editor and publish-
er ; circulation K.
TERGUS FALLS, C. H., Otter Tail
Co., 1,(XJU+ pop., on Red River of the North,
MINNESOTA.
200 m. N. W. of Minneapolis. It has a fine
water power, and is surrounded by forests
of pine and hard-wood lumber. Engaged
largely in lumber manufacturing. Centre
of the "Park Region" of Minnesota.
ADVOCATE; Fridays; independent;
eight pages ; size 30x44 ; subscription $2 ; es-
tablished 1878 ; J. S. Brocklehurst, editor and
publisher ; circulation K.
JOURNAL; Fridays; republican; four
pages ; size 24x35 ; subscription $2 ; establish-
ed 1873 ; A. J. Underwood, editor and publish-
er ; circulation K K 1.
FOUNTAIN, Fillmore Co.
fill:>iore CO. radical and
GREENBACK ADVOCATE; Tuesdays;
greenback ; four pages ; size 24x36 ; subscrip-
tion $1 50 ; established 1879 ; C. S. Powers,
editor and publisher.
GLENCOE, C. H., McLeod Co., l.OOOf
pop., terminus of Hastings & Dakota divis-
ion of Milwaukee & St. Paul Rd., 74 m.
from Hastings, and 59 W. of St. Paul, 50 W.
of Minneapolis.
McLEOD CO. ENTERPRISE; Tues-
days ; four pages ; size 24x36 ; subscription
$1.50; established 1874 ; H. Lamb, editor and
publisher ; circulation K.
REGISTER; Thursdays; four pages;
size 26x40 ; subscription $2 ; established 1857 ;
Hall & Son, editors and publishers ; circula-
tion K 1.
GLENWOOD, C. H., Pope Co., 4001
pop,, situated at the head of Lake Whipple,
about 75 m. W. of St. Cloud, 28 N. of Benson
and 25 S. of Alexandria. Fine water power
for manufacturing purposes.
POPE CO. PRESS; Saturdays; repub-
lican ; eight pages ; size 30x44 ; subscription
$2 ; established 1874 ; N. W. Scott, editor and
publisher ; circulation K,
GLYNDON, Clay Co.
RED RIVER VALLEY NEWS;
Thursdays ; f om- pages ; size 24x35 ; subscrip-
tion $2 ; established 1878 ; L. Osborn, editor
and publisher ; circulation K.
GRANITE FALLS, C. H., Yelloio
Medicine Co., 500-I- pop., on line of proposed
Hastings & Dakota Rd., and on Minnesota
r., 140 m. W. of St. Paul. Makes wagons and
sleighs, and is surrounded by an excellent
agricultural and stock country.
JOURNAL ; Thursdays ; eight pages ; .size
26x40 ; subscription $2 ; established 1875 ; Ben-
nett & Haroun, editors and publishei's ; cir-
culation K.
GROVE CITY, Meeker Co.
MEEKER CO. TRIBUNE; Thurs
days ; four pages ; size 22x31 ; subscription
$1 ; established 1879 ; N. P. Olson, editor and
publisher.
HASTINGS, C. H., Dakota Co., 3,947t
pop., on Mississippi r., at eastern terminus
of Hastings & Dakota division of Milwau-
kee & St. Paul Rd.; also a station on Chica-
go division, 21 m. below St. Paul. Engaged
in milling and manufacturing, and a ship-
ping point for grain.
GAZETTE; Saturdays ; republican ; four
pages ; size 23x33 ; subscription $2 ; establish-
ed 1858 ; Irving Todd, editor and publisher ;
circulation K 1.
NEW ERA; Tuesdays; independent;
four pages ; size 24x35 ; subscription $1 ; es-
tablished 1875; James S. Mills, editor ; Hastings
Publishing Co., publishers ; circulation J.
UNION; Wednesdays; democratic; four
AMERICAN NEWSPAPER DIRECTORY.
191
MINNESOTA.
pages ; size 26x40 ; subscription $2 ; establish-
ed 1865 ; Duffy & Freeman, editors and pub-
lishers ; circulation K 1.
HENDERSON, C. H., Sibley Co., SOOf
pop., on Minnesota r., and St. Paul & Sioux
City Rd., 60 m. S. W. of St. Paul.
SIBLEY CO. INDEPENDENT; Fri
days ; independent ; eight pages ; size
35x48; subscription $1 50; established 1873;
Daniel Plckit, editor and publisher ; circula-
tion K.
HERMAN, Grant Co., on St. Paul
& Pacific Rd., 178 ni. from St. Paul, in farm-
ing district.
HERALiD; Fridays; eight pages; size
26x4<J ; subscription §2 ; established 1879 ; W. C.
Whiteman, editor and publisher; circula-
tion K.
HOKAH, Houston Co., 1, SOOf pop., on
Southern Minnesota Rd., 7 m. from La
Crosse, Wis. The shops of the S. M. Rd. are
located here.
BLiADE; Thursdays; four pages; size
24x35 ; subscription SI 50 ; established 1876 ;
S. W. Wall, editor and publisher.
HERALD; Fridays; independent ; eight
pages ; size 30x44; subscription .$2 ; estab-
lished 1879 ; Gregory & Keeler, editors and
publishers.
HOWARD LAKE, Wright Co., 500t
pop., on St. Paul & Pacific Rd., 44 m. W. of
Minneapolis and 54 from St. Paul. Situated
in the south-western portion of the county,
on the south bank of Howard Lake. Sur-
rounded by an unsurpassed farming and
wheat-growing country, with plenty of
timber. Does a thriving country trade.
Ships about 75,000 bushels of wheat per an-
num.
PEOPLE'S ADVOCATE; Thursdays;
republican ; four pages ; size 22x31 ; suD-
scription .§1; established 1877; H. Tanner,
editor and publisher ; circulation K.
JACKSON, C. H., Jackson Co., 450t
pop., on Des Moines r., and on Southern
Minnesota Rd., IW m. S. W. of St. Paul,
and 75 from Mankato. The centre of a
thriving trade, and growing rapidly.
REPUBLIC; Saturdays; republican;
four pages ; size 26x40 ; subscription §1 50 ; es-
tablished 1870 ; G. C. Chamberlln. editor and
publisher ; circulation K 1.
JANESVILLE, Waseca Co., l.OOOt
pop., on W. & St. P. Rd., 18 m. from Man-
kato. Engaged in milling, and the manu-
facture of lumber for wagons, barrel staves,
headings and furniture. Is also an agricul-
tural section.
ARGUS ; Tuesdays; eight pages; size
26x40; subscription $1 5t); established 1873;
C. E. Graham, editor and publisher ; circ'n K.
JORDAN, Scott Co., l,200t pop., on
the St. Paul and the M. & St. L. Rds., and
Sand Creek. Engaged in milling and manu-
facture of agricultural implements. Is sur-
rounded by an agricultural and stock-rais-
ing district.
SCOTT CO. ADVOCATE; Thursdays;
independent ; four pages ; size 24x35 ; sub-
scription S2 ; established 1878; Frank Matchett,
editor and publisher ; circulation K.
KASSON, Dodge Co., 2,000t pop., on
Winona & St. Peter Rd., 65 m. W. of Wi-
nona. In an agricultural region.
MINNESOTA.
DODGE CO. REPUBLICAN; Thurs
days ; republican ; four pages ; size 26x40 ;
subscription §1 50; established 1867; U. B.
Shaver, editor and publisher ; circulation
KKl.
LAC QUI PARLE, C.H.,iac Qui
Parle Co., 25 m. from Granite Falls ; termi-
nus of Hastings & Dakota Rd.
INDEPENDENT; Saturdays ; four
pages ; size 24x35 ; subscription §1 50 ; estab-
lished 1879 ; Chamberlain & Jacobs, editors
and publishers ; circulation K.
LAKE CITY, Wabasha Co., 3,500t
pop., on Lake Pepin, an expan.sion of Mis-
sissippi r., and division of Chicago, Milwau-
kee & St. Paul Rd., 57 m. below St. Paul.
Centre of a rich agricultural region. Manu-
factures carried on. Summer resort.
LEADER ; Saturdays; republican; eight
f)ages ; size 30x44 ; subscription $2 ; estab-
ished 1865 ; Jameson & Northrop, editors and
publishers ; circulation J 1.
WABASHA CO. SENTINEL ; Wed
nesdays ; democratic ; eight pages ; size 30x44 ;
subscription $2 ; established 1870 ; H. D. Brown
& Co., editors and publishers ; circulation J 1.
LAMBERTON, Redwood Co., 500t
pop., on Winona & St. Peter Rd. and on
Cottonwood r., in agricultural district.
COMIIERCIAL: Thursdays; indepen-
dent ; four pages ; size 22x:?2 ; subscription
SI 50 ; established 1878 ; W. W. Yarham, editor
and publisher ; circulation K.
LANESBORO, Fillmore Co., l,175t
pop., on Southern Minnesota Rd., 51 m. W.
of La Crosse, Wis.
JOURNAL ; Saturdays ; republican ; four
pages ; size 24x36 ; subscription $2 ; established
1874 ; Geo. C. Harding, editor and publisher ;
circulation K 1.
LE ROY, Mower Co., l.OOOf pop., on the
Chicago, Milwaukee & St. Paul Rd., about
90 m. from McGregor, Iowa.
INDEPENDENT; Saturdays ; four
pages ; size 26x40; subscription $2 ; established
1875 ; J. S. Bishop, editor and publisher ; cir-
culation K K.
LE SUEUR, -te Sueur Co., l,500t pop.,
on Minnesota r. and St. Paul & Sioux City
Rd., 63 m. from St. Paul.
SENTINEL ; Thursdays ; four pages ; size
24x35 ; subscription $1 50 ; established 1873 ;
Jas. J. Green, editor and publisher ; circula-
tion K 1.
LITCHFIELD, C. H., Meeker Co.,
l,2iXH' pop., on Lake Ripley, and St. Paid &
Pacific Rd., 78 m. W. of St. Paul.
INDEPENDENT ; Tuesdays ; green-
back ; four pages ; size 2.5x38 ; subscription
$1 50 ; established 1876 ; E. P. & H. I. Peterson,
editors and publishers ; circulation K 1.
NEWS-LEDGER; Thursdays; republi-
can ; four pages ; size 28x44 ; subscription
$1 50 ; established 1868 ; Belf oy & Joubert, edi-
tors and publishers ; circulation K 1.
LITTLE FALLS, C. H., Morrison
Co., 500+ pop., on the Western Rd., between
St. Paul and Brainerd. Possesses good
water power.
TRANSCRIPT; Thur-sdays; four pages;
size 26x40; subscription $1 50; established
1877 ; H. C. Stivers, editor and publisher ; cir-
culation K.
LONG PRAIRIE, C. H., Todd Co.,
150+ pop., on Long Prairie r., 140 ni. from St.
Paul. In an agricultural community.
192
GEO. P. ROVVELL & GO'S
MINNESOTA.
TODD CO. ARGUS; Fridays; indepen-
dent ; four pages ; size 22x31 ; subscription
$1 60 ; established 1876 ; J. H. Sheets, editor
and publisher ; circulation K.
LUVERNE, C. H., Rock Co., l.OOOf
pop., on Worthington & Sioux Falls Div. of
St. Paul & Sioux City Rd.
ROCK CO. HERAL.D ; Fridays ; inde
pendent ; eight pages ; size 3Ux44 ; subscription
$2 ; established 1873 ; A. L. Stoughton, editor
and publisher ; circulation K K.
MAD£IjIA, Watonwan Co., 675 pop.,
on St. Paul & Sioux City Rd., 23 m. from
Mankato, and 110 from St. Paul. Surrounded
by an agricultural district.
TIMES ; Fridays ; four pages ; size 24x35 ;
subscription $2 ; established 1871 ; B. C. San-
born, editor and publisher ; circulation K 1.
MANKATO, C. H., Blue Earth Co.,
5,750t pop., at junction of Minnesota & Blue
Earth rs. Centre of an agricultural dis-
trict. Four large flouring mills in vicinity ;
also plenty of timber. Has considerable
trade and manufacturing interests, and ad-
vantages of three distinct lines of railroad.
FREE PRESS ; Fridays ; republican ;
four pages ; size 28x44 ; subscription $1 50 :
established 1857 ; Baker & Christie, editors and
publishers ; circulation J J.
MINNESOTA BEOBACHTER ; Fri
days ; German ; four pages ; size 24x36 ; sub-
scription ^2; established 1873; John M.
Broome, editor and publisher ; circ'n K 1.
REVIEW; Tuesdays; democratic; eight
pages ; size 32x44 ; subscription $2 ; established
1869 ; John C. Wise, editor and publisher ; cir-
culation J.
MANTORVIIiLE, C. H., Dodge Co.,
760t pop., about 2i m. from Kasson and 17 W.
of Rochester.
EXPRESS; Fridays; republican; four
pages ; size 26x40 ; subscription $2 ; established
1857 ; J. S. Shuck, editor and publisher ; cir-
culation J.
MAPLETON, Blue Earth Co., 250t
pop. Wheat and stock country. Well
timbered and watered.
MESSENGER; Thursdays ; eight pages ;
size 30x44; subscription $1 25; established
1874 ; J. L. Barlow, editor and publisher ; cir-
culation K.
MARSHALL, C. H., Lyon Co., l,200t
pop., on Winona & St. Peter Rd., and Red-
wood r.
liYON CO. NEWS; Wednesdays ; inde-
pendent ; four pages ; size 24x35 ; subscription
$1 50 ; established 1879 ; Todd & Edes, editors
and publishers.
MESSENGER; Fridays; republican;
four pages ; size 26x40 ; subscription $2 ; es-
tablished 1874 ; C. F. Case, editor and pub-
lisher ; circulation K K 1.
MAZEPPA, Wabasha Co., 700f pop.,
on Zunibro r., 20 m. from Redwing. En-
gaged in milling ; good water power.
TRIBUNE; Fridays; independent; four
pages ; size 26x40 ; subscription $2 ; estab-
lished 1877 ; M. Schram, editor and publisher ;
circulation K.
MELROSE, Stearns Co., SOOf pop.,
on Saukr., and on St. Vincent branch of St.
Paul & P. Rd. Engaged in the production
of flour. A good wheat-growing locality.
RECORD; Fridays; republican; eight
pages ; size .30x44 ; subscription $2 ; established
187 i ; D. B. McDonald, editor and publisher ;
circulation K.
MINNESOTA.
MINNEAPOLIS, C. H., Hennepin
Co., 34,747t pop., on Mississippi r., at junc-
tion of Milwaukee, St. Paul & Minneapolis,
St. Paul & Pacific, Minneapolis & St. Louis
and Minneapolis & Duluth Rds., 10 m. from
St. Paul. The river furnishes power, which
is employed in milling and manufacturing.
EVENING JOURNAL. ; every evening
except Sunday ; four pages ; size 24x38 ; sub-
scription M ; established 1878 ; Evening Jour-
nal Co., editors and publishers ; circ'n J 1.
PIONEER PRESS; (see St. Paul).
TRIBUNE ; evei-y evening except Sun-
day, and FARMERS' UNION AND
TRIBUNE, Thursdays ; weekly agricultu-
ral ; daily four pages, weekly eight pages ;
size — daily 28x41, weekly 33x48; subscription
—daily $8, weekly $1 50 ; established 1867 ; Min-
neapolis Tribune Co., editors and publishers;
circulation — daily I 1, weekly H 1.
BUDSTIKKEN; Tuesdays ; Norwe-
gian ; republican ; four pages ; size 30x47 ;
subscription $2 20 ; established 1873 ; Luth
Jaeger, editor ; Gudm. F. Johnson and Johan
E. Gjedde, publishers ; circulation 1 1.
FARM AND H O M E ; Fridays ; four
pages; size 22x30; subscription 60 cents; es-
tablished 1879 ; C. H. DuBois, editor and pub-
lisher ; issued from the office of the Saturday
Evening Spectator.
FARMERS' UNION AND TRIB-
UNE |^(see Tribune).
FREIE PRESSE; Saturdays; German;
independent ; four pages ; size 27x43 ; sub-
scription $2 ; established 1869 ; Dr. A. Hinsch,
editor ; Lambert Naegele, publisher ; circula-
tion 1 1.
MINNESOTA STATS TIDNING ;
Thursdays ; Swedish ; four pages ; size 30x44 ;
subscription $2 ; established 1877 ; H. Matt-
son, editor and publisher ; circulation III.
MISSISSIPPI VAL.L.EY LUM-
BERMAN AND MANUFACTUR-
ER.++
NORTHWESTERN MILLER: Fri
days ; mechanics ; twenty pages ; size of page
10x14 ; subscription $3 ; established 1873 ; Os-
trander, Hoppin & Dean, editors and publish-
ers ; circulation 1 1.
SATURDAY EVENING SPECTA-
TOR; Saturdays; independent; eight
pages ; size 30x44 ; subscription $2 ; estab-
lished 1879 ; C. H. Dubois, editor and pub-
lisher.
OUR YOUNG FOLKS; semi-monthly;
juvenile ; twenty pages octavo ; subscription
.50 cents ; established 1879 ; Chas. W. Howe,
editor; Chas. W. Howe & Co., publishers.
WESTERN FANCIERS' POUL-
TRY JOURNAL AND STOCK-
BREEDERS' REVIEW; semi-monthly;
poultry breeding ; eight pages ; size 21x28 ;
subscription $1 ; established 1877 ; T. T. Bach-
eller, editor and publisher ; circulation I.
ARIEL ; monthly; sixteen pages; size
of page 9x12 ; subscription $1 ; established
1877; Students of the University of Minne-
sota, editors and publishers ; circulation K ;
a college paper ; issued during the collegiate
year.
HOUSEKEEPER ; monthly ; sixteen
pages ; size of page 9x12 ; subscription 75
cents ; established 1878 ; Buckeye Publishing
Co., editors and publishers ; circulation X.
Advertising rates are the lowest of any
monthly publication of equally desirable cir-
culation.
MINNESOTA FARMER; monthly;
agricultural ; live stock ; thirty-two pages ;
size of page 9x12 ; subscription $1 50 ; estab-
lished 1877 ; H. E. Newton, editor ; A. C. New-
ton, publisher ; circulation I 1 ; dated and
published simultaneously at Minneapolis and
St. Paul.
MINNESOTA HOMESTEAD;
monthly ; literary ; twenty-eight pages ; size
of page 9x11 ; subscription $1 10; established
1879 ; George W. Jenks, editor ; Homestead
Co., publishers.
MONTEVIDEO, C.H., Chippewa Co.,
AMERICAN NEWSPAPER DIRECTORY.
193
MINNESOTA.
MINNESOTA.
StXH- pop., on Chippewa r. near junction witii
Minnesota r. Trade centre.
CHIPPEWA CO. LEADER; Satur
days ; eight pages ; size mxU ; subscription
$2 : established 1877 ; Wilson & Knappen, ed-
itors and publishers ; circulation K.
REPUBLICAN; Thursdays ; eight
pages; size :30x44; subscription $2; estab-
lished 1879 ; Wheaton & Wadsworth, editors
and publishers.
MONTGOMERY, Le Sueur Co., 500t
pop. ; country trade ; near railroad.
.STANDARD; Saturdays; four pages;
size 2-,^x31 ; subscription ftl 50 ; established 1878 ;
Joseph Chadderdon, editor and publisher-
circulation K.
MONTICELLO, Wright Co., l,200t
pop., on Mississippi r., 48 m. N. W. of St.
Paul. Surrounded by a rich farming coun-
try.
. WRIGHT CO. TIMES; Thursdays;
mdependent-republican ; four pages; size
3SxU ■ subscription $1 ; established 1871 ; Ed.
A. Fisher editor and publisher; circulation
K 1. Oldest and largest paper in the county.
MOORHEAD, C. H., Clay Co., l,200t
pop., on Red r. and Northern Pacific Rd.,
252 m. from Duluth.
CLAY CO. ADVOCATE ! Saturdays;
four pages ; size 26x40; subscription $2 ; es-
tabhsned 18*2; Burnham & Partridge, editors
and publishers ; circulation K 1.
MORRIS, C. H., Stevens Co., 400t
pop., on St. Paul & P. Rd. A good agi-icul-
tural section.
STEVENS CO. TRIBUNE.H
NEW ULM, C. H., Broion Co., 2,200t
pop., on Minnesota r. and Winona & St.
Peter Rd., about 25 m. above Mankato.
Centre of trade. Considerable manufac-
turing carried on.
POST ; Fridays ; German ; republican ;
four pages ; size 24x36 ; subscription §2 ; es-
tablished 1864; Ludwig Bogen, editor and
publisher ; circulation K 1.
.REVIEW; Wednesdays; four pages;
size 26x40 ; subscription $1 ; established 1877
iation I^? editor and publisher ; circu-
NORTHFIELD, Rice Co., 2,278
pop., on Iowa & Minnesota division of Mil-
waukee & St. Paul Rd., 37 m. from St. Paul
and 14 from Faribault. Centre of an agri-
cultural region. Seat of Carleton CoDege.
9fi^4,?'l\*'' .Saturdays; four pages; size
26x4(1: subscription $2; established 1876; H.
tioS k'*'''''^®' ^ "^^^ publisher; circula-
<\S:l^AV^f JOURNAL ; Thursda.vs ; in-
depeudem ; four pages ; size 28x44 ; subscrin-
rfr'' Ik established 18?2 ; C. A. Wheaton e^-
tor ; ^Vheaton & Pierce, publishers ; circ'n J
ORTONVILLE, C. H., Big stone Co.,
100+ pop., on Minnesota r. A promising lo-
cality, in a wheat and stock region
BKi STONE CO. HERALD; Thurs
nt^P^'S-^^'^'i eight pages; size 26x^f ;
days
.sulj^enption .$2; established 1879'; Wilbur f'
>ORTH STAR; Thursdays- eieht
Hsied'' 18-r Ar^lf ^' V ^inscription ^2"; eS
lishers!'cii'eu'la!?onV^"^^' ^'^"^^'^ ^"^^ P^^"
OWATONNA, C. H., Steele Co.,
2^.3+ pop., on Straight r., at intersection of
Winona & St. Peter Rd., with Iowa and
Minnesota division of Milwaukee & St
13
Paul Rd., 67 m. from St. Paul and 90 from
Winona. Wheat and produce market for
surrounding country. Shipping and manu-
facturing point. A Vichy water spring
located here.
JOURNAL; Fridays; republican; four
pages; size 26x40; subscription S2 ; estab-
ished 1863; F. T. Drebert, editor and pub-
lisher : circulation K 1. > ^
PEOPLE'S PRESS; Fridays; inde-
pendent-democratic ; four pages ; size 26x40 -
subscription $2 ; established 1874 ; B. E Darbv'
editor and publisher ; circulation K 1. '
REVIEW; Saturdays ; independent ;
democratic ; four pages ; size 24x35 ; subscrip-
tion $1 50 ; established 1875 ; L. Bixby. ed/tor
and publisher ; circulation K 1. «"^wr
PINE CITY, C. H., Pine Co., 600t
pop., on St. Paul & Duluth Rd.,60m. N. of
St. Paul. Lumbering region; town has
some manufactures.
PINE CO. RECORD; Saturdays; inde-
perident; four pages ; size 24x35 ; subscription
SI oO ; established 1878 ; John F. Stone and H
P. Robie, editors and publishers; circula-
PINE ISLAND, Goodhue Co., l.ooot
pop., 16 m. from Rochester, Mich., by rd.
Milling, wheat and lumber form the chief
industries.
NEWS ; Fi-idays ; four pages ; size 26x40 ;
subscription .$2; established 1878; E R
Paterick, editor; News Publishing Co*
publishers ; circulation K. '
PIPE STONE, Pipe Stone Co., 200t
pop. ; location of the Pipe Stone Quarry
PIPE-STONE CO. STAR; Thursdays;
foKv '^v^^^l.i-^^^^ '^^^^' subscription $2; es-
Sher ' ^^^^ ■^^'■*' *'^"'^^' ^^^ P*^^-
PLAIN VIEW, Wabasha Co., SOOf
pop. Connected by branch Rd. with W. &
[ St. P. Rd. Lies on an undulating prairie, 30
m. from Winona. Occupation agricultural.
Excellent lands for wheat, oats, barley, etc.
oo?q]?^*J Saturdays; four pages; size
n.f^J. subscription SI 50; established 1877;
Byron & Paradis, editors and publishers ■ cir
ivqod Prairie, the great " Wheat Garden of
Minnesota." No patent, exclusively local;
^,y^<'J*^«^^onfirwaran<eed850; rates not low but
PRESTON, C. H., Fillmore Co., l,.500t
pop., 44 m. W. by S. of La Crosse, Wis. Sur-
rounded by an agricultural district.
REPUBLICAN; Thursdays; republi-
^^}^ 'd^^^' J'^^es ; size 26x40 ; subscription S2 -
established 1861; P. P. Wall editor and pub-
lisher; circulation K 1. 'I'll'pUU
PRINCETON C. H., Mille Lacs Co.
r.,}lu}^^ '■- Wednesdays ; independent-re-
Finn ®fU ^'^^*J???.^^.' ,^i?® ^'^^''4; subscrip-
tion $1 50 ; established 1876 ; R. C. Dunn edi-
tor and publisher ; circulation K.
RED WING, C. H., Goodhue Co.,
7,500t pop., on W. bank of Mississippi r., and
St. Paul & Chicago Rd., about 41 m, from
St. Paul ; local wheat market.
.i^^fiY.^^^S^' Wednesdays; eight pages;
8ize_26x40; subscription $2; established 1873
B. B. Herbert, editor; Advance Publishing
Co., publishers ; circulation K 1.
ARGUS; Thursdays ; independent ; four
Rcff^i'iQ^'.^'^r.^^'^f 5 subscription $2; estab-
lished 1864; Charies L. Davis, editor and pub-
lisher : circulation K K.
GOODHUE CO. REPUBLICAN;
194
GEO. P. KOWELL & CO'S
MINNESOTA.
Thursdays ; republican ; four pages ; size
2r»x40 ; subscription $2 ; established 1857 ; S. P.
Jennison, editor and publisher ; circulation K.
REDWOOD FALLS, C. H., Red-
wood Co., I.OOOI- pop., on Redwood r.,
terminus of the Minnesota Valley Rd. En-
gaged in farming and manufactures. U. S.
Local Land Olfice.
REDWOOD GAZETTE; Thursdays;
republican ; four pages ; size 26x40 ; subscrip-
tion $2; established 1869; William B. Her-
riott, editor and publisher ; circulation K.
RENVILLE STATION, liejwille
Co., 200+ pop., on Hastings & Dakota Rd.
Agricultural district.
NEWS; Frida.ys ; republican ; four pages ;
size 22x30 ; subscription $1 50 ; established
1H79 ; D. C. Wadsworth, editor ; C. A. Bennett,
publisher,
ROCHESTER, C. H., Olmstead Co.,
5,000+ pop., on Winona & St. Peter Rd., 50 m.
from Winona. The most important place
on this railroad. Surrounded by an agri-
cultural district and centre of an active
trade.
I'OST ; Fridays ; republican ; four pages ;
size 28x42 ; subscription $2 ; established 1859 ;
J. A. Leonard, editor and publisher ; circula-
tion J 1. Published in the iivest interior
town in the best farming region of the State.
Has the largest circulation, and is the best
advertising medium of any local paper in the
State.
RECORD AND UNION; Fridays;
foiu" pages ; size 28x44 ; subscription .$2 ; es-
tablished 1866; A. W. Blakely and S. D. Hill-
man, editors ; Record and Union Steam Print-
ing Company, publishers ; circulation J 1.
RUSH CITY, Chisago Co., l.OOOt pop.,
(ni St. Paul & Duluth Rd., 54m. N. of St. Paul,
100 S. of Duluth. The most important and
largest place on tlxe road, surrounded by an
agricultural district and hardwood timber.
Centre of an active trade.
POST; Fridays ; independent ; f our
ages ; size 24x35 ; subscription $2 ; estab-
ished 1875 ; H. P. Robie, editor and publisher;
circulation K 1. The official i^aper of Chisago
county; advertising rates low, and made
knoivn on application ; none but responsible
jiarties need apply.
RUSHFORD, Fillmore Co., 2,000t
pop., on Root r. and Southern Minnesota Rd.,
30 m. from La Crosse. Water power fur-
nished by the river and Rush Creek, which
is used in manufactures of various kinds.
Fi
ST A R ; Thursdays ; four pages ; size 22x30;
subscription $2; established 1873; Chas. R.
McKenney, editor and publisher ; circ'n K 1.
ST. CHARLES, Winona Co., l,500t
pop., on Winona & St. Peter Rd.,28 m. W. of
Winona. Centre of an agricultural district.
TIMES; Fridays; democratic; four
pages ; .size 24x35 ; subscription $2 ; estab-
lished 1873 ; H. W. Hill, editor and publisher ;
circulation K.
UNION; Wednesdays; i-epviblican ; eight
ages ; size 35x48 ; subscription $2 ; estab-
ished 1877; J. S. Whiton, editor and pub-
lishers ; circulation K 1.
ST. CLOUD, C. H., Stearns Co., 3,300t
pop., on Mississippi r., and St. Paul & Pa-
cific Rd., 80 m. from St. Paul. Largest place
In N. part of State, and centre of manufac-
turing trade. Agricultural district sur-
rounding.
fi
MINNESOTA.
JOURNAL-PRESS; Thursdays; re-
publican ; four pages ; size 28x44 ; subscrip-
tion $2; established 1857; W. B. Mitchell, edi-
tor and publisher ; circulation J 1.
TIMES; Wednesdays; democratic; four
pages ; size 26x40 ; subscription $2 ; estab-
lished 1861 ; C. F. MacDonald, editor and pub-
lisher ; circulation K 1.
ST. JAMES, C. H., Watonwan Co., 700t
pop. Division station on St. Paul & Sioux
City Rd. Farming district.
JOURNAL; Saturdaj's ; Independent;
eight pages ; size 26x40 ; subscription $2 ; es-
tablished 1878 ; W. A. Chapman, editor and
publisher ; circulation K.
ST. PAUL, C. H., Ramsey Co., State
capital, 37,175+ pop., on Mississippi r., 9 m.
below the falls of St. Anthony, and at the
head of navigation. Is the commercial em-
porium of the North -West. Engaged in
milling, manufacturing and trade. Has a
very large wholesale trade. An important
railroad centre.
DIE VOL.RSZEITUNG ; every even
ing except Sunday, WEEKLY, Wednes-
days, and MINNEHAHA, Sundays; Ger-
man ; dally and Sunday four pages, weekly
eight pages ; size— dallj- 25x37, weekly 32x47,
Sunday 25x37 ; subscription— daily $8, weekly
$2, Sunday $1 50 ; established 1877 ; Volkszei-
tung Printing and Publishing Association,
editors and publishers ; circulation— daily J,
weekly I 1. Does not insert advei'tisements
in Sunday edition.
DISPATCH ; every evening except Sun-
day, and WEEKLTt, Thursdays; repub-
lican ; four pages ; size— daily 24x35, weekly
30x44 ; subscription— daily $7, weekly $1 ;
established 1868 ; Henry A. Castle, edi-
tor ; St. Paul Dispatch Co., publish-
ers ; circulation— daily I I 1, weekly J 1.
The '' Dis2)atch,'" established in 1868, is the
only Republican daily at the capital. It has
the largest city circulation, and a rapidly
growing, bona fide subscription list through-
out the North- West. It is a valuable advertis-
ing medium and enjoys an e.vtensive foreign
patronage in that line. Geo. P. Powell & Co.,
agents.
GLOBE; every morning except Sunday.
AVEEKLY, Thursdays, and SUNDAY
GLOBE, Sundays; democratic; daily four
pages, weekly and Sunday eight pages ; size
— daily 24x36, weekly and Sunday .36x48 ;
subscription— daily §8, weeklv $1, Sunday
$1 ; established 1878 ; H. P. Hall, editor and
publisher; circulation — dailj' J J 1, weekly J 1,
Sundav J J 1.
HOTEL REPORTER; every morning
except Monday ; four pages ; size 22x30 ; sub-
scription $5 ; established 1878 ; Frederick H.
Ertel, editor and publisher ; circulation X ;
dated at St. Paul and Minneapolis.
PIONEER PRESS; every morning, and
WEEKLY, Thursdays ; eight pages ;
size of page 18x24; subscription— daily $12,
weekly $1 15 ; established 1855 ; J. A. Whee-
lock, editor ; Pioneer-Press Co., publishers ;
F. Driscoll, manager ; circulation— daily
F, weekly F 1 ; dated and published simul-
taneously at St. Paul and Minneapolis. The
circulation of the ''Pioneer Press" has been
rated altogether too loir in this publication
for a number of years. Since that paper com-
bined, by consolidation, the circulations of
the St. Paul " Press," the St. Paul '' Pioneer"
and the Minneapolis "Morning Tribune,"
which tvere the three principal daily jjapers
of the State, now represented by one metro-
politan paper, its circulation has been ivon-
derfully extended until now it is the over-
shadou'ing journal in the immense field north
west of Chicago and St. Louis. This field, so
almost exclusively occupied by the ''Pioneer
Press," is now being deveioped more rapidly
than any other region of the United States.
The cities of St. Paul and Blinneapolis, where
the " Pioneer Press " is published simulta-
AMERICAN NEWSPAPER DIRECTORY.
195
JtllXXESOTA.
3IIXXESOTA.
neously, contain now over 100,000 people, and
rapidly yrotriny. There are 4,000 miles of
railroad in Minnesota, Dakota, Xorthern
Jowa and Wisconsin, radiating from these
flourishing tirin cities by 13 different routes.
Xo leading branch of business can afford to
ignore this important section, and an adver-
tisement in the Daily ruid Weekly "Pioneer
JPress" will enable the advertiser to reach all
classes of people throughout this vast and
prosperous region.
DER WANDERER; Saturdays; Ger-
man ; catholic ; eight pages ; size :32x46 ; sub-
scription §2 50 ; established 1867 ; F. Fassbind,
editor ; German Catholic Printing Co., pub-
lishers ; Joseph EUes, business manager ; cir-
culation H 1.
DELTS^CHE ^VARTE ; Thursdays;
German ; Independent ; eight pages ; size
34x46 ; subscription $1 50 ; established 1878 ;
•circulation J 1; printed at the office of -the
Deutsche Warte, Chicago, 111.
FOX-KEBLiADET; Thursdays; Scandi-
navian ; eight pages ; size 30x44 ; subscription
$2,; established 1878 ; N. C. Frederikseu, edi-
tor ; Scandinavian Publishing Association,
publishers ; circulation I 1 ; dated and issued
.at St. Paul, Minn., Milwaukee and Eau Claire,
"Wis., and Omaha, Neb.
liE CANADIEN; Thursdays; French;
Independent ; four pages ; size 24x35 ; sub-
scription $2 50 ; established 1877 ; D. Michaud,
editor and publisher ; circulation J 1.
MINNEHAHA: (see D/e Volkszeitung).
MINNESOTA DEMOKRAT; Thurs
days ; German ; democratic ; eight pages ;
:size 30x46 ; subscription .$2 50 ; established
.1878; W. F. Von Deyu, editor; Demokrat
Printing Co., publishers; F. de Haas, man-
ager ; circulation I I.
north-western C H R O N I -
CIjE; Saturdays; catholic; sixteen pages; size
•31x44 ; subscription S2 50 ; established 1866 ;
JSTorth-Western Chronicle Publishing Co.,
publishers ; circulation H.
ANCIENT ORDER OF UNITED
WORR31EN ; monthly; eight pages; size
22x32 ; subscription .$1 ; established 1S79 ; John
■Jay Lemon, editor and publisher ; circ'n J.
INDEPENDENT FARMER A N D
FIRESIDE COMPANION; monthly;
twenty-four pages ; size of page 9x12 ; sub-
scription %l 50 ; established 1879 ; T. M. New-
son, editor ; Independent Farmer and Fire-
side Companion Co., publishers ; circ'n H H.
MINNESOTA FARMER; (see Minne
.apoUs;.
.ST. PETER, C. H., XicoUet Co., 3,300t
pop., on Minnesota r., on St. Paul & Sioux
•City and "Winona & St. Peter Rds., 75 m.
from St. Paul. Engaged in manufacturing.
TIMES; Saturdays; democratic; four
pages ; size 22x32 ; subscription $2 ; establish-
ed 1878 ; circulation K.
TRIBUNE; Wednesdays; republican;
four pages ; size 26x4tJ ; subscription 82 ; es-
tablished 1860 ; J. K. Moore, editor and pub-
lisher ; circulation J 1.
SAUK CENTRE, Stearns Co., l,200t
pop., on Sauk r., on the St. Vincent branch
of the St. Paul & P. Rd., about 45 m. W. N.
W. of St. Cloud.
HERAIiD ; Fridays ; independent-repiib-
lican ; four pages ; size 26x40 ; subscription §2;
established 1867 ; C. F. Hendrj-x, editor and
publisher ; circulation K.
SAUK RAPIDS, C. H.. i?eHfon Co.,
800+ pop., on Mississippi r., at the terminus
of St. Vincent branch of St. P. & P. Rd. and
the Brainerd branch of N. P. Rd. Possesses
good water power. Several granite quar-
ries in the vicinity, which are worked. In
a good agricultural countiy.
SENTINEL ; Tuesdays ; four pages ; size
■24x35 ; subscription S2 ; established 1873 ; W.
X.. Nieman, editor and publisher ; circ'n K.
SHAKOPEE, C. H., Scott Co., 2,000t
pop., on Minnesota r., 28 m. from St. Paul,
at junction of St. Paul & Sioux City, Hast-
ings & Dakota and 3Iinneapolis & St. Louis
Rds. Surrounded by a farming district and
centre of an active trade. Lime kilns and
railroad machine shop located here.
ARGUS; Thursdays; democratic ; four
pages ; size 24x35 ; subscription $2 ; establish-
ed 1862 ; Henry Hinds, editor and publisher ;
circulation K.
COURIER; Fridays; fom- pages; size
24x35 ; subscription S2 ; established 1877 ; C. A.
Stevens, editor and publisher ; circ'n K.
SPRING VALLEY, Fillmore Co.,
200+ pop., on Soutliern Minnesota Rd., 75
m. W. of La Crosse. Engaged in manufac-
turing and agriculture.
VIDETTE ; Fridays ; republican ; eight
pages ; size 30x44 ; subscription .$2 ; establish-
ed 1868 ; H. C. Van Leuven, editor ; A. M. Jones,
publisher; circulation J. The largest and
most extensively circulated journal on the
line of the S. M. Rd. It keeps pace loith the
progressive spirit of the age, and is now, in
makeup, contents, and typographical ap-
pearance, in the van of any Western news-
paper.
STILLWATER, C. H., Washington
Co., 6,000+ pop., head of Lake St. Croix and
terminus of St. Paul, Stillwater & Taylor's
Falls Rd., and also terminus of Stillwater
branch of Lake Superior & Mississippi Rd.,
25 m. from Mississippi r., and 18 from St.
Paul. Engaged in mercantile pursuits and
the manufacture of lumber and other arti-
cles. Surrounded by a rich agricultural
region. Steamer runs daily to Taylor's
Falls, 30 m. above, on St. Croix river.
GAZETTE; Wednesdays; democratic;
four pages ; size 28x44 ; subscription .§2 ; estab-
lished 1870 ; A. B. Easton & Son, editors and
publisliers ; circulation K 1.
LUMBERMAN; Fridays; republican;
four pages : size 28x44 ; subscription .§2 ; estab-
lished 1875 ; Taylor & Co., editors and pub--
lishers; circulation J.
MESSENf4ER; Saturdays; four pages;
size 25x39 ; subscription 82 ; established 1856 ;
Seward & Taylor, editors and publishers ;
circulation K K.
ST. CROIX POST; Wednesdays; Ger-
man ; independent ; four pages ; size 26x40 ;
subscription .82 ; established 1876 ; Duel &
Schermuly, editors and publishers ; circ'n K 1.
TAYLOR'S FALLS, Chisago Co.,
1,0(X)+ pop., on St. Croix r., about 47 m. N. E.
of St. Paul. Engaged in lumber manufac-
tures and agi'iculture. Water power.
Steamers make daily trips between this
point and Stillwater.
JOURNAL.! Fridays ; independent ; four
pages ; size 24x35 ; subscription .§2 ; establish-
ed 1873 ; Ed. H. Folsom, editor and publisher ;
circulation K 1.
TRACY, Lyon Co., 450t pop., on
Winona & St. Peter and Chicago & Dakota
Rds. In farming district.
GAZETTE; Thursdays ; eight pages ; size
26x40 ; subscription 81 50 ; established 1&79 ;
D. W. Kutehin, editor and publisher.
TYLER, Lincoln Co., 300t pop., on
Chicago & Dakota Rd. near Lake Benton, 22
m. from Marshall. Farming countiy.
LINCOLN CO. TRIBUNE; Fridays;
eight pages : size 26x40 ; subscription 82 ; es-
tablished 1S79 : H. G. Rising, editor and pub-
lisher.
196
GEO. P. ROVVELL & GO'S
3IIXNESOTA.
WABASHA, C. H., Wabasha Co.,
3,(XK.it pop., ou Mississippi r., 3 ni. below Lake
Pepin, 30 above "Winona. Grain market and
centre of trade. Termination of the Mid-
land Rd.
BULLETIN ; Saturdays; eight pages;
size of page 15x22 : subscription $2 ; estab-
lished 1878 ; John A. and N. E. Sigler, editors
and publishers ; circulation K K.
WABASHA CO. HERALD; Wed
nesdays ; republican ; four pages ; size 28x44;
subscription $2 ; established 1857 ; Matteson
& Lewark, editors and publishers ; circula-
tion J J. The oldest established paper in the
county and best advertising medium.
WASECA, C. H., Waseca Co., l,875t
pop., on Winona & St. Peter Rd., 105 m. W.
from Winona.
LEADER; Saturdays; republican; four
pages ; size 24x36 ; subscription $1 50 ; estab-
lished 1876 ; T. F. Hollister, editor and pub-
lisher ; circulation K.
MINNESOTA RADICAL AND
LIBERTY BLADE; Wednesdays; in
dependent ; eight pages ; size 30x44 ; sub-
scription $2 ; established 1863 ; James E.
Child and W. W. Satterlee, editoi-s ; James
E. Child & Co., publishers ; circulation J 1.
WASECA CO. HERALD; Fridays;
republican ; four pages ; size 26x40 ; subscrij)-
tion $1 50 ; established 1877 ; A. F. Booth, edi-
tor and publisher ; circulation K.
WATERVILLE, Le Sueur Co., 6o0t
pop., on Minneapolis & St. L. Rd. and Can-
non r. Contains a grist mill and a few
manufactures.
LE SUEUR CO. CHRONICLE;
Wednesdays ; independent ; eight pages ;
size 26x40 ; subscription $1 50 ; established
1S78 ; R. P. Child, editor and publisher ; cir-
culation K.
WELLS, Faribault Co., l,000t pop., on
Southern Minnesota Rd., 40 m. S. E. of Man-
kato and 25 E. of Blue Earth Citj\ The cen-
tre of an agi-icultural district. The railroad
repair shops are located here.
ADVOCATE; Thursdays; four pages;
size 24x35 ; subscription $2 ; established 1877 ;
W. W. Woodard, editor; Woodard & Foss,
publishers ; circulation K
WILLMAR, C. H., Kandiyohi Co.,
800+ pop., on Foot Lake and St. Paul & Pa-
cific Rd., 104 m. from St. Paul and 95 from
Minneapolis. An agricultural district. One
of the best wheat markets on the road. The
railroad machine shops are located here,
REPUBLICAN-GAZETTE ; Thurs
days ; republican ; four pages ; size 26x40 ;
subscription §2 ; established 1871 ; H. R. Gale,
editor and publisher ; circulation K 1.
WESTERN MINNESOTA PRESS;
Fridays ; English and Scandinavian ; inde-
pendent ; eight pages ; size 30x44 ; subscrip-
tion $2 ; established 1880 ; Edward Larssen,
editor and publisher.
WINDOM,C.H., Cottonwood Co., 500t
pop., on Sioux City & St. Paul Rd., 145 m.
from St. Paul and 120 from Sioux City. Do-
ing a considerable trade. An agricultural
district.
REPORTER; Thursdays; republican;
four pages ; size 24x35 ; subscription $2 ; estab-
lished 1872 ; E. C. Huntington, editor ; S. & E.
C. Huntington, publishers ; circulation K.
WINNEBAGO CITY, Faribault
Co., l,200t pop., on Blue Earth r. and South-
ern Minnesota Rd., 33 m. S. of Mankato and
market for an agricultural country.
MINNESOTA.
TIMES; Saturdays; independent; four
pages ; size 26x40 ; subscription $2 ; estab-
lished 1872 ; Allen & Sherin, editors and pub-
lishers.
WINONA, C. H., Winona Co., 11,0001
pop., on Mississippi r., Chicago & St. Paul
and Chicago & N. W. Rds., about 25 m^
above La Crosse. E. terminus of Winona
& St. Peter and W. terminus Green Bay &
Minnesota Rds. Large quantities of grain
are shipped from this point. Principal ex-
porting point for wheat in the State.
REPUBLICAN; every evening except
Sunday, and W^EEKL Y, Wednesdays ; re-^
publican ; four pages ; size — daily 24x36, week-
Ij^ 27x41 ; subscription — daily $9, weeklv $1 15 ^
established— daily 1860, weekly 1856 ; D. Sin-
clair & Co., editors and publishers ; circula-
tion— daily J, weekly I. The oldest news-
paper in the State and only daily published
in Southern Minnesota.
ADLER; Fridays; German; four pages;
size 28x40 ; subscription $2 ; established 1873 ;
Eugene Gerstenhauer, editor and publisher ;,
circulation J J. The only German paper in
South-east 3Iinnesota.
DEMOCRAT; Saturdays; independent;
four pages ; size 20x26 ; subscription 50 cents ;
established 1872 ; Geoi'ge B. Di-esbach, Jr., ed-
itor and publisher ; circulation J.
HERALD: Fridays; democratic; four
pages; size 26x40 ; subscription $2 ; established
1869 ; W. J. Whipple, editor and publisher ;
circulation J.
WORTHINGTON, C. H., Nobles
Co., 500+ pop., on Okabena Lake and St.
Paul & Sioux City and Worthington &
Sioux Falls Rds., 178 m. from St. Paul, An
agricultural and stock-raising section.
ADVANCE; Thursdays; republican;,
four pages ; size 26x40 ; subscription $2 ; es-
tablished 1872 ; A. P. Miller, editor and pub-
lisher ; circulation K 1.
JOURNAL; Thursdays ; eight pages ;
size 26x40 ; subscription $2 ; established 1876 ;
J. C. Ogle, editor and publisher ; circ'n K.
WYKOFF, Fillmore Co. 500t pop., on
Southern Miu. Rd., 8 m. from Spring Valley^
Trading point in a wheat, small grain, hog,
and cattle country. Largely populated by
Germans.
DEUTSCHE ZEITUNG; Fridays ; Ger
man ; eight pages ; size 30x44 ; subscription.
$1 50 ; established 1879 ; F. C. Krueger, editor
and publisher.
DOLLAR WEEKLY ; Fridays; eight
pages ; size 30x44 ; subscription $1 ; estab-
lished 1878 ; F. C. Stowe, editor and publisher ;
circulation J 1. Has a general circulation
throughout the First Congressional District
of Minnesota. A desirable advertising me-
dium. Reaches classes who take no other
paper.
ZUMBROTA, Goodhue Co., 784 pop,
INDEPENDENT; Thursdays; eight
pages; size 26x40 ; subscription $2 ; established
1875 ; E. A. Mitchell, editor and publisher ;
circulation K.
MISSISSIPPI.
ABERDEEN, C, H., Monroe Co.,
5,(KKi+ pop., on Tombigbee r. and branch of
Mobile and OhioRd , 2;32m. from Mobile and
about the same distance from Columbus>
Kj'. The river is navigable to this point a
large portion of the year, and large quanti-
ties of cotton are shipped down the river
to Mobile.
EXAMINER; tri-weekly, Mondays,
Wednesdays and Fridays, and WEEKLY,
AMERICAN NEWSPAPER DIRECTORY.
197
MISSISSIPPI.
.Thursdays ; democratic ; four pages ; size—
tri-weekly 22x;?2, weelcly 26x40 ; subscription
— tn-weekly $8, weekly S2 50 ; established—
tri-weekly 1867, weekly 1866 ; Jonas & Dalton,
editors and publishers ; circulation— tri-week-
ly K, weekly J.
WEEKL.Y ; Fridays; democratic; four
•P'^°?li si^e 24x36 ; subscription $2 ; establish-
i'V'}'; E. P. Thompson, editor ; Thompson
& Tiller, publishers ; circulation K 1.
ASHLAND, C. H., Benton Co.
BENTON CO. ARGUS; Saturdays;
greenback ; four pages ; size 24x36 ; subscrip-
tion $2; established 1873; Benjamin Bright,
editor and publisher ; circulation K.
REGISTER; Thursdays; democratic;
-four pages; size 24x36; subscription §150
established 1879; B. T. Kimbrough, editor
-Kimbrough & McDonald and Everett Aycock
publishers.
MISSISSIPPI.
AUSTIN, C. H., Tunica Co., 500t pop.,
on Mississippi r., 70 m. below Memphis and
35 N. W. of Sardis. Cotton-shipping point.
COTTON PLANT; Saturdays; four
pages; size 2(Jx26 ; subscription §1; estab-
Jished 18.9; John T. Bates, editor and pub-
ilrsher ; circulation K.
BATESVILLE, Panola Co., SOOf
pop. 1 m. from the Tallahatchie r., on Miss.
& Tenn Rd., 50 m. S. of Memphis, Tenn-
Good shipping point for cotton. Contains
excellent high schools.
BliADE; Saturdays; greenback; four
pages; size 26x40; subscription .S2 ; estab-
lished 18<6; W. L. Sutton, editor; BladePub-
Iishing Co., publishers; circulation K 1.
BOONEVILLE, C H., Prentiss Co.,
900t pop., on Mobile & Ohio Rd., 21 m. from
Corinth and 173 from Meridian. In a cot-
ton-growing disti-ict.
PliEADER; Fridays; democratic; four
pages; size 24x36; subscription SI 50; estab-
lished 18.6; J. P. Povall, editor; J. P. & W. S
Povall, publishers ; circulation K.
BRANDON, C. H., PaiiMn Co., 756
pop., on Vicksburg & Meridian Rd., 14 m.
from Jackson, '60 from Vicksburg and 80
from Meridian. In a cotton district.
RECORD.; Thursdays; democratic ; four
V-^^^V .^J-^ ^^^1 ' subscription $1 50; estab-
lished 18.8; W. H. Thonfpson, editor and
pubhsher ; circulation K 1.
. REPUBI.ICAN; Thursdays; democrat-
^^l fo'frpages; size 28x42 ; subscription S2 50;
established ISoO; A. J. Frantz, editor and pub-
lisher; circulation J 1. ^
BROOKHAVEN, C. H., Lincoln Co.,
3,500+ pop., on Chicago, St. Louis and New
Orleans Rd., 57 m. from Jackson, and 128
from New Orleans. Engaged in lumber
business ; a cotton market and a manufac-
turing town. In cotton, corn and cattle-
raising section.
L.EDGER; Thursdays; democratic; four
pages; size 26x40; subscription $2; estab-
lished 184).); R. H. Henry, editor and pub-
lisher ; circulation J.
CANTON, C. H., Madison Co., 2,465t
pop., on New Orleans, St. Louis & Chicago
Rd., 23 m. from Jackson. Cotton mart.
AMERICAN CITIZEN; Saturdays;
pages; size 26x40; subscription $2;
-four
established 1850 ; Mrs. A. S. Bosworth, editor
and pubhsher ; circulation K K.
MAI L. ; Satm-days ; democratic ; four
?Q^§*^^ t?^^ ^l?^ ' subscription $2 ; established
I860; Emmett L. Ross, editor; Emmett L.
moss & Co., publishers ; circulation K 1
CARROLLTON, C. H., Carroll Co.,
700+ pop., about 96 m. N. of Jackson and 20
W. by S. of Grenada.
CARROLL, COURIER; Fridays; dem-
ocratic ; four pages ; size 22x32 ; subscription
$1 50 ; established 1879 ; A. C. Durdin, editor
and publisher.
«iJf,'^^'*^'^F^I CONSERVATIVE;
Saturdays; democratic; four pages; size
24x36 ; subscription $2 ; established 1863 ; T.
H. Oury, editor and pul)lisher ; circulation K.
CARTHAGE, C. H., Leake Co., 600t
pop., about 4<J m. N. E. of Jackson.
CARTHAGINIAN; Saturdays; dem-
ocratic; four pages; size ^1x36; subscription
I- •T^. established 1872 ; L. M. Garrett and J.
F. Williams, editors; L. M. Garrett, pub-
lisher ; circulation K.
CHARLESTON, C. H., Tallahatchie
Co., 800+ pop., 10 m. W. of Mississippi & Ten-
nessee Rd. at Oakland, 144 N. of Jackson.
TALLAHATCHIE SENTINEL; Sat
urdays ; democratic ; four pages ; size 24x36 ;
subscription §2 ; established 1878 ; T. J. 3Ian-
ley, editor and publisher ; circulation K.
CHESTER, C. H„ Choctaw Co., 200t
pop., 28 m. from Starkville. In a cotton
section.
INLAND RECORDER; Fridays; dem-
ocratic ; four pages ; size 22x32 ; subscription
$2; established 1877; Emmett E. Ruck, editor
and publisher ; circulation K.
CLINTON, Hinds Co., l,000t pop.,
on the Vicksburg & Meridian Rd., 10 m.
from Jackson. The location of several edu-
cational institutions.
BAPTIST RECORD; Thursdays ; bap-
tist; four pages; size 26x40; subscription
|2 oO ; established 1877 ; J. B. Gambrell. editor ;
Martin & Winkley, publishers ; circulation J
J 1 ; dated at Jackson. Organ of the Baptist
State Conventions of Mississippi and Louisi-
ana.
COFFEEVILLE, C. H., Yalahusha
Co., 900+ pop., on the St. L., C. & N. O. Rd.,
100 m. S. of Memphis, Tenn., and 300 N. of
N. O., La. Engaged in the raising of cot-
ton.
TIxMES; Saturdays; democratic; four
pages ; size 24x.32 ; subscription .$2 ; establish-
ed 1862 ; John O. Kendrick, editor and pub-
lisher ; circulation K.
COLUMBUS, C. H., Lowndes Co.,
7,0(XH- pop., on Tombigbee r., 140 m. from
Jackson. A branch railroad connects with
Mobile & Ohio Rd. at Artesia. The river is
navigable for steamboats to this point,
making it an important shipping point for
cotton, which is cultivated in the vicinity.
DISPATCH; every morning except Sun-
day ; four pages ; size 22x31 ; subscription Sl'» ;
established 1880; Dispatch Publishing Co.,
editors and publishers.
INDEPENDENT; Fridays ; democratic ;
tour pages ; size 22x31 ; subscription S2 ; es-
tablished 1875 ; J. H. Sharp, eduor and pub-
lisher ; circulation K K.
INDEX ; Fridays ; four pages ; size 26x40 ;
established 1866 ; circulation K 1.
^ PATRON OF HUSBANDRY: Satur
days ; four pages ; size 24x36 ; subscription
§1 50 ; established 1875 ; W. H. Worthiugton,
editor and publisher ; circulation J 1.
CONCORDIA, Bolivar Co.
LEA D E R; Saturdays ; independent ;
four pages ; size 22x32 ; subscription $2 50 ; es-
tablished 1879 ; Concordia Publishing Co., edi-
tors and publishers.
198
GEO. P. ROWELL & GO'S
3IISSISSIPPI.
CORINTH, C. H., Alcorn Co., 1,512
pop., on Mobile & Ohio Rd., at intez'section
of Mempliis & Charleston Rd., 94 m. from
Memphis. Engaged In cotton manufactur-
ing.
HERALD; Wednesdays; democratic;
four pages ; size 24x36 ; subscription $2 ; estab-
lished 1876 ; J. M. Martin, editor ; Martin &
Winston, publishers ; circulation K.
RECORD ; Wednesdays ; independent ;
four pages ; size 24x36; established 1878; John
H. Miller, editor and publisher ; circulation K.
SIIB-SOIL.ER AND DEMOCRAT;
Fridays ; four pages ; size 24x36 ; subscription
$2 20 ; established 1873 ; S. G. Barr, editor and
publisher ; circulation K.
EDWARDS DEPOT, Hinds Co.
HINDS CO. BILLETIX; Saturdays;
conser%^ative ; four pages ; size 22x33 ; sub-
scription $2; established 1879; J. C. Rietti,
editor and publisher.
ENTERPRISE, C. H., Clark Co.,
2,0(K.H- pop., at junction of Chunky and Oak-
atibbee rs., forming the Chickasahay, on Mo-
bile & Ohio Rd., 120 m. from Mobile and 95
E. by S. of Jackson. An agricultural and
lumber district.
COURIER; Saturdays ; democratic ;
four pages ; size 24x36 ; subscription $2 ; es-
tablished 1870 ; Frank C. McGee and Dr. John
McGee, editors ; Frank C. McGee, publisher ;
circulation J.
FAYETTE, C. H., Jefferson Co., 780t
pop., 30 m. E. by N. of Natchez.
CHRONICIiE: Fridays; conservative;
four pages ; size 22x31 ; subscription $2 ; es-
tablished 1866 ; F. H. CuUey, editor and pub-
lisher ; circulation K.
FOREST, C. H., Scott Co., 560t pop.,
on Vicksburg & Meridian Rd., 45 m. E. of
Jackson.
REGISTER; Wednesdays; democratic;
four pages; size 20x:l) ; subscription $2; es
established 1866; J. B. Blackwell, editor; F.
W. Blackwell, publisher ; circulation K 1.
FRIAR'S POINT, C. H., Coahovm
Co., 2,CX)0+ pop., on Mississippi r.. 270 in.
above Vicksburg. Shipping and receiving
point of one of the largest and richest
counties in the State. Large quantities of
cotton shipped yearly.
GAZETTE; Fridays; independent; four
pages ; size 24x35 ; subscription $2 ; estab-
lished 1878 ; H. J. Sanderson, editor and pub-
lisher ; circulation K.
GREENVILLE, C. H„ Washington
Co.
LOCAL, AND ADVERTISER; semi
weekly, Thursdays and Sundays ; eight pages ;
size 26x40 ; subscription $4 ; established 1878 ;
J. I. Lengsfeld, editor ; Lengsf eld & Lawson,
publishers ; circulation K.
GREENWOOD, C. H., Le Flore Co.,
600+ pop., on Yazoo r., 160 m. N. of Vicks-
bui-g. An active shipping point.
YAZOO VALLEY FLAG; Fridays;
four pages ; size 22x31 ; subscription ,$2 ; es-
tablished 1874; Summers & Co., editors and
publishers ; circulation K.
GRENADA, C.H., Grenada Co., 3,000t
pop., junction Mississippi Central and Mis-
sissippi & Tennessee Rds., head of naviga-
tion on Yalabusha r., 112 m. from Jackson, 100
frona Memphis. A cotton-growing region.
NEW SOUTH ; Thursdays ; democratic ;
MISSISSIPPI.
four pages ; size 26x40; subscription .$2 ; estab
lished 1878 ; D. D. Moore, editor and publisher ;:
circulation K 1.
SENTINEL; Saturdays; democratic;
eight pages ; size 30x44 ; subscription $2 ; es-
tablished 18.55 ; J. W. Buchanan, editor and
publisher; circulation J.
HANDSBORO, Harrison Co., 650t
pop., near New Orleans, Mobile & Texas
Rd., about 2 m. N. of Mississippi City on
Mississippi Sound, and 60 W. of Mobile. En-
gaged in lunilier, milling and manufactur-
ing.
ADVERTISER; Thursdays; indepen-
dent-democratic ; four pages ; size 24x36 ;-
subscription $2 ; established 1879 ; C. M. Liddle,,
editor ; C. E. Everitt, publisher. Is the only
paper in Harrison county, and is published
one mile from Mississippi City, the county
seat, and in a lumber manufacturing region..
Is an excellent ad rertising medium, and is re-
ceived at every x>ost office and circulates in
every tou-n in all the Mississij^iii coast coun-
ties. Is the best family, religious, agricultu-
ral. State, and local Journal piublished in
South Mississippi. Advertising rates as low-
as those of any first-class country newspapier.
Subscription $2. Patronage solicited.
HAZLEHURST, C. H., Copiah Co.,.
1,7UH pop., on New Orleans, St. Louis &
Chicago Rd., 34 m. from Jackson, and 149
from New Orleans.
COPIAHAN; Saturdays; four pages;
size 26x40 ; subscription $2 50 ; established
1865 ; Vance & Massengill, editors and pub-
lishers : circulation K 1.
COPIAH MONITOR ; Thursdays ;
democratic ; four pages ; size 26x40 ; subscrip-
tion $2 50 ; established 1872 ; Hunter & Wil-
liams, editors and publishers ; circulation K 1.
HERNANDO, C. H., De Soto Co.,.
1,200+ pop., on Mississippi & Tennessee Rd.,
22 m. from Memphis and 78 from Grenada.
PRESS AND TIMES; Thursdays;
democratic ; four pages ; size 22x31 ; subscrip-
tion S2 ; established 1866 ; W. S. Slade, editor
and publisher ; circulation K.
HOLLY SPRINGS, C. H., Marshall
Co., 3,000+ pop., on Mississippi Central divi-
sion of New Orleans, Jackson & Great
Northern Rd., 50 m. from Memphis and 180
from Jackson. Engaged in cotton trade.
REPORTER; Thursdays; democratic;,
four pages ; size 28x44 ; subscription $1 ; es-
tablished 1865 ; Calhoon & Walker, editors
and publishers ; circulation J.
SOUTH; Wednesdays; four pages ; size
30x48 ; subscription $2 ; established 1870 ; F. A.
Tyler & Co., editors and publishers ; circula-
tion J 1. Largest circulation in Marshall
county.
lUKA, C. H., Tishomingo Co., TOOfpop.,.
on Memphis & Charleston Rd., a few miles
from Tennessee r. and 115 m. E. of Memphis,
Tenn.
MIRROR; Thursdays ; democratic ; four
pages ; size 22x32 ; subscription $1 50 ; estab-
lished 1877; J. J. Chambers, editor and pub-
lisher ; circulation K.
JACKSON, C. H., Hinds Co., State
capital, 5,850+ pop., on Pearl r., and New
Orleans, St. Louis & Chicago Rd., at inter-
section of Vicksburg & Meridian Rd., 183 m.
from New Orleans, and 45 E. of Vicksburg.
In a fertile and populous cotton-growing
district, and place of active trade.
BAPTIST RECORD; (see Clinton).
CLARION; Wednesdays; democratic:;
AMERICAN NEWSPAPER DIRECTORY
190
MISSISSIPPI.
four pages ; size 29x43 ; subscription $2 ; es-
tablished 1837; Power & Barksdale, editors
and publishers ; circulation H.
COMET; Saturdays; democratic: four
pages ; size 26x4( ) ; subscription $2 ; established
1877 ; F. T. Cooper, editor and publisher ; cir-
culation J.
INDEPENDENT; Fridays; greenback;
four pages ; size 21x36 ; subscription $1 ; estab-
lished f879 ; C. M. Hull, publisher.
MISSISSIPPI KEPIBLICAN; Sat
urdays ; republican ; four pages ; size 24x35 ;
subscription $1 ; established 1879 ; Robert J.
Alcorn, editor ; Miss. Republican Publishing
Co., publishers.
KOSCIUSKO, C. U., Attala Co., 2,000t
pop., 15 m. £. of Xew Orleans, St. Louis &
Chicago Rd., 18 m. from Mississippi Central
Rd., and 70 N. by E. of Jackson. Engaged
principally in agriculture.
CENTRAL, STAR; Fridays; demo-
cratic ; f oiu- pages ; size 26x38 ; subscription
$2 ; established 1866 ; H. P. Johnson, editor
and puVjlisher ; circulation J 1.
LiAUDERDALiE, Lauderdale Co.,
1,85(H pop., on Mobile & Ohio Rd., 152 m. X.
of Mobile, Ala. Among cotton, corn and
small grain lands.
REVIEW; Wednesdays ; four pages ; size
22x32 ; subscription S2 ; established 1879 ; W. H.
Seitzler, editor and publisher.
LEXINGTON, C. H., Holmes Co.,
l,3UU-f- pop., about 60 m. N. of Jackson, and 12
from line of New Orleans, Jackson & Great
Northern Rd.
ADVERTISER ; Thursdays ; four pages ;
size 24x36 ; subscription $2 ; established 1841 ;
Hoskins & Wynn, editors and publishers ; cir-
culation K 1.
LIBERTY, C. H., Amite Co., SOOf pop.,
about 25 m. from line of New Orleans, St.
Louis & Chicago Rd., and 100 S. by W. of
Jackson.
SOUTHERN HERALD; Satiudays;
four pages : size 24x36 : subscription $2 50 ; es-
tablished 1866 ; P. R. Brewer, editor and pub-
lisher ; circulation K.
LOUISVILLE, C. H., Winston Co.,
450+ pop., 30 m. W. of Mobile & Ohio Rd., at
Macon, 100 N. E. of Jackson. Centre of
trade, and engaged in agricultm-e.
AVINSTON CO. INDEX; Fridays; dem-
ocratic ; four pages; size 24x36 ; subscription
$1 50 ; established 1878 ; Louis Liebenfeld, edi-
tor and publisher ; circulation K.
McCOMB CITY, Pifce Co., l.oOOt
pop., on Rd., 103 m. from New Orleans, and
73 from Jack.^on, Miss.
INTELLIGENCER: Saturdays; four
pages ; size 2-1x36; subscription S2; established
1875 ; Intelligencer Publishing Co., editors and
publishers ; circulation K.
MACON, C. H., Noxubee Co., 2,000t
pop., on Mobile & Ohio Rd., 35 m. from Co-
lumbus, 198 from Mobile. Railroad repair
shops are located here. Engaged in agricul-
ture. A shipping point for cotton ; well
located in a healthy district, and possessing
good schools.
BEACON; Saturdays; democratic; four
pages: size 24x36 ; subscription .S3; established
1850 ; P. T. Ferris, editor and publisher ; cir-
culation K.
MISSISSIPPI SUN; Fridays; demo-
cratic } four pages ; size 24x36 ; subscription $2 ;
established 1875 ; William Ward, editor ; H. E.
Haynie, publisher ; circulation K 1.
3IISSISSIPPI.
MAGNOLIA, 0. H., Pike Co., 530t
pop., on New Orleans, St. Louis & Chicago
Rd., 85 m. S. of Jackson and 98 from New
Orleans.
GAZETTE ; Fridays; democratic; four
pages ; size 22x32; subscription $2; established
1876 ; J. D. Burke, editor and publisher ; cir-
culation K.
MAYERSVILLE, C. H., Issaquena
Co., 400+ pop., on Mississippi r., 60 m. above
Vicksburg, and 120 below Memphis. A good
cotton-growing section.
SPECTATOR ; Saturdays ; democratic ;
four pages ; size 22x:32 ; subscription $2 ; estab-
lished 1877; W. A. Heard and E. H. Harris,
editors ; Spectator Publishing Co., publishers ;
circulation K.
MEADVILLE, C. H., Franklin Co.,
on Homochitto r., 36 m. E. of Natchez.
Principal branch of industry is farming.
FRANKLIN BANNER; Saturdays;
democratic; four pages ; size 20x26 ; subscrip-
tion $1 ; established 1876 ; James T. Ballanee,
editor and publisher ; circulation K.
MERIDIAN, C. H., Lauderdale Co:,
6,(HiO+ pop., on Mobile & Ohio Rd., 135 m.
from Mobile, at junction of Vicksburg &
Meridian, Alabama Central arid Alabama &
Chattanooga Rds. Has an excellent trade
and is growing rapidly.
MERCURY ; every morning except Mon-
daj^, and WEEKLY, Saturdays; demo-
cratic ; four pages ; size — daily 19x20, weekly
26x38 ; subscription — daily $8, weekly $2 ; es-
tablished 1867 ; A. G. Horn, editor ; Horn &
Sons, publishers ; circ'n — daily K, weekly J 1.
NEVVS; triweekly, Tuesdays, Thursdays
and Saturdays, and SOUTHERN HOME-
STEAD, Fridays; four pages; size — tri-
weekly 20x26, weekly 26x40; subscription-
triweekly $5, weekly $2; established — tri-
weekly 1879, weeklj' 1873 ; Shannon & Powell,
editors and publishers ; circ'n— weekly J 1.
SOUTHERN BAPTIST; Wednesdays;
bapti.st ; four pages ; size 26x40 ; subscription
.S2 20 ; established 1875 : A. Gressett, editor and
publisher ; circulation I.
SOUTHERN HOMESTEAD; (see
Neivs).
NATCHEZ, C. H., Adams Co., 9,057
pop., on Mississippi r., 279 m. above New
Orleans and 100 below Vicksburg. River
trade is important, steamboats making
regular trips between here and other points
on the river. Noted for its healthful cli-
mate.
DE3IOCRAT; every morning except
Monday, and AVEEKLY, Wednesdays;
democratic ; four pages ; size — daily 22x32,
weekly 26x40 ; subscription— daily .$9, week-
ly $2 ; established— daily 18?2, weekly 1870 ;
James W. Lambert, editor and publisher ;
circulation— daily K 1, weekly J 1.
NEW ERA; Saturdays; four pages; size
22x32 ; subscription $1 50 ; established 1880 ;
John S. Holt, editor ; Henry C. McNeil, pub-
lisher.
NEW ALBANY, C. H., Union Co.,
1,000+ pop., distance 80 miles from Memphis,
Tenn., and 30 from Holly Springs. Princi-
pal branches of industry are the growing
of cotton, corn, wheat and potatoes, and in
the raising of stock. Fine timber land, and
soil good for fruit cultivation.
DEMOCRAT; Saturdays; four pages;
size 22x32 ; subscription $2 ; established 1871 ;
William M. Wood, editor and publisher ; cir-
culation K.
200
GEO. P. ROWELL & CO'S
MISSISSIPPI.
NEWTON, C. H., Newton Co., 400t
pop., on Vicksburg & Meridian Rd., 60 m. E.
of Jackson and 31 from Meridian. Centre
of corn and cotton-growing section.
REPORT ; Fridays ; democratic ; four
pages ; size 22x32 ; subscription $2 ; establisti-
ed 1876 ; R. K. Jayne, editor and publisher ;
circulation K.
OKOLONA, C. H., Chickasaw Co.,
1,620|- pop., on Mobile & Ohio Rd., 28 m. from
Columbus.
CHIC KASAW MESSENGER;
Thursdays ; four pages; size 28x40 ; subscrip-
tion $2 ; established 1872 ; Frank Burkitt, edi-
tor ; Messsenger Publishing Co., publishers ;
circulation J.
SOUTHERN STATES: Wednesdays ;
democratic; four pages; size 24x35; subscrip-
tion $2 ; established 1872 ; A. Y. Harper and
W. H. Kernan, editors ; A. Y. Harper, pub-
lisher ; circulation J.
OXFORD, C. H., Lafayetie Co., 2,000f
pop., on New Orleans, St. Louis & Chicago
Rd., 340 m. from New Orleans and 100 by
rail from Memphis. Seat of State Univer-
sity and two large seminaries ; also of the
U. S. District Court.
EAGLiE; Thursdays; four pages; size
26x40 ; subscription $2 ; established 1876 ; S.
M. Thompson, editor and publisher ; circ'n K.
FAIiCON ; Thursdays; democratic : four
pages ; size 24x:34 ; subscription ,$2 ; estab-
lished 1865 ; P. B. Murray, editor and pub-
lisher ; circulation J.
PASCAGOULA, Jackson Co., 600t
pop., on N. 0., Mobile & Texas Rd., at mouth
Pascagoula r. Large lumber trade.
DEMOCRAT-STAR ; Fridays; demo-
cratic; four pages; size 24x36; subscrip-
tion $2 50 ; established 1851 ; M. B. Richmond,
editor; Mayers & Richmond, publishers;
circulation K 1.
PASS CHRISTIAN, Harrison Co.,
2,300t pop., on New Orleans & Mobile Rd., 58
m. from New Orleans. "Watering place ; in
stock-raising and farming country.
SEA SHORE GAZETTE; Saturdays;
democratic ; four pages ; size 22x31 ; subscrip-
tion $2 50 ; established 1878 ; Odom & Beeman,
editors and publishers ; circulation K 1.
PAULDING, C. H., Jasper Co., ISOf
pop.. 18 m. W. of Enterprise. Agricultural
and stock raising.
JASPER CO. HERAL,D.++
PITTSBORO, C. H., Calhoun Co.,
186 pop.
CAL.HOUN REPORTER: Fridays;
democratic ; four pages ; size 22x31 ; sub-
scription $1 50 ; established 1878 ; Theodore P.
Gibbs, editor ; J. R. Du Berry, publisher ; cir-
culation K.
PONTOTOC, C.H., Pontotoc Co., 800t
pop., 20m. from Tupelo.
DEMOCRAT; Saturdays; four pages;
size 24x35 ; subscription $2 ; established 1877 ;
John H. Crawford, editor and publisher ; cir-
culation K K.
PORT GIBSON, C. H., Claiborne Co.,
1,900+ pop., on Little Bayou Pierre, about 7
m. from Mississippi r., 35 from Vicksburg,
and 63 S. W. of Jackson. A cotton-growing
district.
SOUTHERN REVEIL,IiE
Satur-
days ; democratic ; four pages ; size 26x40 ;
subscription $2 50 ; established 1876 ; J. S. Ma-
son, editor and publisher ; cii'culation K 1.
MISSISSIPPI.
RAYMOND, C. H., Hinds Co., 800t
pop., about 16 m. W. by S. of Jackson. En-
gaged in the cotton trade.
HINDS CO. GAZETTE; Wednesdays;
conservative ; four i)ages ; size 24x36 ; sub-
scription $2 ; established 1844 ; George W. &
S. D. Harper, editors and publishers ; circu-
lation K 1.
RIPLEY, C. H., Tippah Co., l.OOOf
pop., about 80 m. W. by S. of Corinth and 30
E. of Holly Springs.
ADVERTISER; Saturdays ; demo-
cratic ; four pages ; size 22x32 ; subscription
$1 50 ; established 1842 ; R. F. Ford, editor and
publisher ; circulation K.
SOUTHERN SENTINEL.; Thurs
days ; democratic ; four pages ; size 22x31 ;
subscription $1 50 ; established 1879 ; Thomas
Spight, editor ; Thomas Spight and T. M.
Aycock, publishers.
ROSEDALE, C. H., Bolivar Co.
JOURNAL,. ++
SARDIS, C. H., Panola Co.. 2,500t
pop., on Memphis & Tennessee Rd., 50 m.
from Grenada and 50 from Memphis.
PANOIiA STAR ; Saturdays ; demo-
cratic ; four pages ; size 26x40 ; subscription
$2 ; established 1856 ; Crawford & Bonner, edi-
tors and publishers ; circulation J.
SCOOBA, Kemper Co., 540t pop., on
Mobile & Ohio Rd., 42 m. N. of Meridian
and 176 N. of Mobile. Farming is the chief
industry.
KEMPER HERAL.D; Wednesdays;
democratic ; four pages ; size 22x32 ; sub-
scription .$2 ; established 1876 ; James H. Ne-
ville, editor and publisher ; circulation K.
SENATOBIA, C. H., Tate Co., l,300t
pop., on M. & T. Rd., 35 m. S. of Memphis,
Tenn. Surrounded by an agricultural dis-
trict. Noted as an egg and chicken market.
EXPRESS ; Fridays ; democratic ; four
pages ; size 25x38 ; subscription $2 ; estab-
lished 1879 ; J. W. Youngblood, editor and
publisher.
STARKVILLE, C. H., Oktibbeha Co.,
1,000+ pop., 25 ni. W. of Columbus and 125
from Jackson, on terminus of branch of M.
& O. Rd., and 11 from main line. Very
lai'ge quantities of cotton shipped ; stock
country surrounding.
EAST MISSISSIPPI TIMES; Fri
days ; democratic ; four pages ; size 24x:t6 ;
subscription $2 ; established 1870 ; W. H.
Cochran, editor and publisher ; circulation
Kl.
OKTIBBEHA CITIZEN; Thursdays;
four pages ; size 24x36 ; subscription .$1 ; es-
tablished 1878 ; J. M. Norment, editor and
publisher ; circulation K K.
SOUTHERN L,IVE STOCK JOUR-
NAL ; Saturdays; agricultural; livestock;
four pages ; size 26x40 ; subscription $2 ; es-
tablished 1876 ; Live Stock Journal Co., edi-
tors and publishers ; circulation J.
SUMMIT, Pike Co., 2,500t pop., on
New Orleans, St. Louis & Chicago Rd., 75 m.
from Jackson and 108 from New Orleans.
Cotton is the chief product ; engaged in
agriculture ; extensive and well-improved
mineral resources ; also shipping point for
lumber and fruit.
SENTINEL; Wednesdays ; democratic ;
four pages ; size 23x33 ; subscription $2 5U ;
established 1873 ; H. S. Bonney, editor ; H. S.
Bonney & Son, publishers ; circulation K.
TIMES ; Fridays ; conservative ; four
AMERICAN NEWSPAPER DIRECTORY.
201
MISSISSIPPI.
pages ; size 28x42 ; subscription $2 ; estab-
lished 1861 ; W. L. Patton, editor ; C. L. Pat-
ton, publisher ; circulation J.
TUPELO, C. H., Lee Co., l.SOOf pop.,
on Mobile & Ohio Rd., 45 m. from Corinth
and 74 from Columbus.
JOURNALi ; Frirdays; four pages; size
24x:>T ; subscription §2 ; established 1872 ;
J. H. Miller, editor ; Journal Publishing Co.,
publishers ; circulation K.
VICKSBURG, C. H., Warren Co.,
15,000+ pop., on Mississippi r., at W. ter-
minus of Vicksburg & Meridian Rd., 45 m.
from Jackson and 400 N. from New Orleans.
Engaged in river trade. Large quantities
of cotton are shipped from this point.
Some manufacturing carried on.
COMMERCIALi; every evening except
Sunday ; independent ; four pages ; size
20x38 ; subscription $6 ; established 1877 ;
Thomas W. Campbell, editor and publisher ;
circulation K K 1.
HERALD; every morning except 3Ion-
day, and AVEEKL Y, Fridays ; democratic ;
daily four pages, weekly eight pages ; size —
dailj' 24x36, weekly :30x44 ; subscription— daily
$10, weekly .§2 15; established— daily 1864,
weekly 1865 ; Herald Co., publishers ; circula-
tion— daily I 1, weekly J.
PLANTERS JOURNAL; monthly;
agricultural ; thirtj'-four pages ; size of page
11x16; subscription §2; established 18S0; F.
C. Morehead, editor; Planters Journal Co.,
publishers.
"WALTHALL, C. H., Sumner Co.,
200+ pop., 32 m. from Grenada ; in cotton
and corn country.
PIONEER ; Saturdays ; democratic ;
four pages ; size 24x36 ; subscription $2 ; es-
tablished 1878 ; B. Frank HoUoway, editor and
publisher ; circulation K.
WATER VALLEY, Yalabusha Co.,
3,500+ pop., on New Orleans, St. Louis & Chi-
cago Rd., 28 m. from Grenada.
COURIER ; Saturdays ; democratic ; four
pages ; size 26x40 ; subscription $2 ; estab-
lished 1868 ; F. W. Merrin, editor and proprie-
tor ; circulation K K.
MISSISSIPPI CENTRAL.++
YALABUSHA STANDARD ; Satur
days ; greenback ; four pages ; size 26x40 ;
subscription .$1 50 ; established 1379 ; G. Town-
send, editor ; Burns & Williams, publishers.
WEST POINT, C. H., Clay Co., 1,392
pop., on Mobile & Ohio Rd., i)7 m. from Me-
ridian, 23U from Mobile, and about 15 N. E.
of Columbus. Engaged in agricultural pur-
suits. Cotton the principal production.
ECHO; Thursdays; democratic; four
pages ; .size 26x38 ; subscription .$2 .tO ; estab-
lished 1871 ; Thomas H. Collins, editor and
publisher ; circulation K 1.
WESTVILLE, C. H., Simpson Co.,
on New Orleans, St. Louis & Chicago Rd.,
about 40 m. S. E. of Jackson.
NEWS; Saturdays; democratic; four
pages ; size 22x31 ; subscription $2 ; estab-
lished 1872 ; T. R. Gowan, editor and pub-
lisher ; circulation K.
WINONA, C. H., Montgomery Co.,
1,600+ pop., on Mississippi Central division
of Great Jackson Rd., 89 m. from Jackson
and 125 from Memphis.
ADVANCE; Fridays; democratic ; four
pages ; size 28x44 ; subscription $2 ; establish-
ed 1869 ; B. F. Jones, editor and publisher ; cir-
culation J J.
WOODVILLE,C.H., Wilkinson Co.,
MISSISSIPPI.
1,000+ pop., 35 m. S. of Natchez. Railroad
connects it with Bayou Sara, La. Engaged
in raising corn, cotton and fruits. Trade
centre.
REPUBLICAN; Saturdays; democrat-
ic ; four pages ; size 2^1x36 ; subscription S2 ;
established 1826 ; J. S. Lewis, editor ; John W.
Bryant, publisher ; circulation K.
YAZOO CITY, C. H., Yazoo Co.,
2,5(X)+ pop., on Yazoo r., 50 m. N. by W. of
Jackson, and about 25 W. of line of New
Orleans, Jackson & Great Northern Rd. A
shipping point for cotton, which is culti-
vated in large quantities in the vicinity.
HERALD; Fridays; democratic; four
pages ; size 23x44 ; subscription §2 ; establish-
ed 1867 ; J. R. McCullom, editor; R. Walpole,
publisher ; circulation J. Printed and pub-
lished entirely at home, without a patent
inside or outside.
SENTINEL; Fridays; democratic; four
pages ; size 22x:3(j ; subscription $2 ; established
1876 ; Calhoun & Henry, editors and pub-
lishers ; circulation K.
MISSOURI.
ALBANY, C. H., Gentry Co., l,00et
pop., about 50 m. N. E. of St. Joseph. Centre
of a farming and stock-raising country.
AMERICAN FREEMAN ; Wednes
days ; four pages ; size 22x31 ; subscriotion
$1 50 ; established 1874 ; G. W. Needles, editor ;
Needles & Nutting, publishers ; cii'c'n K 1.
LEDGER; Fridays; democratic; four
pages ; size 24x35 ; subscription $1 70 ; estab-
lished 1868 ; George W. Buckingham, editor
and publisher ; circulation K 1.
ALEXANDRIA, Clark Co., 1,000t
pop., on Mississippi r., at mouth of Des
Moines r., E. terminus of Missouri, Iowa &
Nebraska Rd., opposite Warsaw, 111., and 4
m. from Keokuk, Iowa.
C03IMERCIAL; Thursdays; republi-
can ; four pages ; size 26x40 ; subscription
$1 50 ; established 1869 ; J. W. Murphy, editor
and publisher ; circulation K.
ALTON, C. H., Oregon Co., 250t pop.,
50 m. from Piedmont. In the centre of an
agricultural country.
DEMOCRAT; Saturdays; democratic;
four pages ; size 22x30 ; subscription $1 50 ; es-
tablished 1877 ; Boyd & Thompson, editors and
publishers ; circulation K.
APPLETON CITY, St. Clair Co.,
1,(X)0+ pop., on Sedalia division of Missouri,
Kansas & Texas Rd., 60 m. S. W. of Sedalia.
A farming district. Shipping point for St.
Clair and Bates counties. Coal mines in
operation in the vicinity.
LEADER; Thursdays; republican; four
pages; size 22x31; subscription $1 25; estab
lished 1878 ; D. & T. W. Cobb, editors and pub-
lishers ; circulation K.
ASHLAND, ^oone Co., eoOf pop.
Contains good farming land.
BUGLE ; Fridays ; democratic ; four
pages ; size 22x32 ; subscription $1 ; estab
lished 1877 ; James L. Wilcox, editor and pub
lisher ; circulation K.
AVA, Douglas Co., 2.50t pop., in an
agricultural, mining and stock-raising sec-
tion.
TIMES; Fridays ; republican ; four
pages ; size 20x26 ; subscription $1 ; establish-
ed 1879 ; R. H. Brown, editor and publisher.
BARNARD, Nodaway Co., 6501 pop.,
202
GEO. P. ROWELL & COS
MISSOURI.
on the One Hundred and Two r., and on the
Hopkins branch of the Kansas City, St.
Joseph & C. B. Rd., 30 m. from St. Joseph.
Stock and grain shipping point.
TIMES; Fridays ; four pages ; size 23x31 ;
subscription $1 ; establislied 1877 ; J. W. Spen-
cer, editor and publisher; circulation K.
BENTON, Scott Co., 200t pop. Wheat
growing is tlie distinctiv.e feature.
RECORD ; Tliursdays ; four pages ; size
20x26 ; subscription $1 ; established 1879 ; Jett.
Shelton, editor and publisher.
BETHANY, C. H., Harrison Co.,
l,200t pop., on a brancli of Big Creek, 60 m.
N. E. of St. Joseph, 26 m. E. of C. R. I. & P.
Rd. Centre of trade.
BROAD-AX.++
REPUBIilCAiV; Thursdays; republi-
can : four pages ; size 24x35 ; subscription
•SI 50 ; established 1873 ; T. D. Neal, editor and
publisher ; circulation K 1.
BLOOMFIELD, C. H., Stoddard Co.,
750+ pop., 280 m. S. E. of Jefferson City, 30 W.
of Charleston and 160 from St. Louis. Cot
ton, corn and tobacco are the chief pro-
ducts.
ENTERFRISE-MESiiiENGER; (see
Dexter City).
VINDICATOR; Saturdays ; four pages ;
size 24x35 ; subscription .$1 25 ; established
1878 ; Vindicator Co., editors and publishers ;
circulation K 1.
BOLCKO'W, Andreio Co., SOOf pop.,
on K. C, St. Jos. & C. B. Rd., 26 m. N. of St.
Joseph. Milling carried on ; ships grain
and stock and is in a fine farming country.
INDEPENDENT; Friday; four pages;
size 26x40 ; subscription $1 ; established 1879 ;
A. D. Bishop and E. S. Nelson, editors and
publishers.
BOLIVAR, C. H., Polk Co., l.OOOt
pop., no m. S. W. of JefCerson City, 240 S. W.
from St. Louis, 30 N. of Springfield and 80 E.
of Fort Scott. Farming and stock-raising
country, with large mineral resources, but
little developed.
FREE PRESS ; Tliursdays ; republican ;
eight pages ; size 26x40 ; subscription $1 50 ; es-
tablished 1867; Almond R. Miller, editor;
Miller & Miller, publishers ; circulation K.
HERAIiD ; Thursdays ; democratic ; four
pages ; size 24x35 ; subscription .$1 50 ; estab-
lished 1871 ; C. D. Lyman, editor and pub-
lisher ; circulation K.
BONNE TERRE, St. Francois Co.
ST. FRANCOIS CO. BANNER; Fri
days; independent-democratic; four pages:
size 24x36; subscription $1 25; established
1878 ; J. M. and S. Alice Kirkpatrick, editors
and iiuV)Ushers; circulation K.
BOONVILLE, C. H., Cooper Co.,
6,500+ pop., on Missouri r., crossed here by a
bridge 1,850 feet long, and Boouville branch
of Pacific Rd. of Missouri, and Missouri,
Kansas & Texas Rd., 48 m. N. W. of Jeffer-
son City. Engaged in trade and river com-
merce. The grape is cultivated in this vi-
cinity. Mines of iron, lead, marble, stone,
coal and cement rock are found here.
ADVERTISER ; Fridays ; democratic ;
eight pages ; size 28x42 ; subscription $2 ; es-
tablished 1861 ; S. "W. Ravenel, editor and pub-
lisher ; circulation J 1.
DER CENTRAL MISSOURIER;
Thvirsdays ; German ; republican ; four
MISSOURI.
pages ; size 26x40 ; subscription .$2 ; estab-
lished 18f>8 ; Eugene J. Haller, editor and pub-
lisher ; cii-culation K 1. A literary supple-
ment, four pages, size 16x21, is issued regular-
ly with Der Central Missouricr.
BOWLING GREEN, C. H., Pike
Co., l,2(X)+pop., on Louisiana division of Chi-
cago & Alton Rd., 10 m. from Louisiana, and
92 from Jefferson City.
PIKE CO. EXPRESS; Saturdays;
four pages ; size 26x4(i ; subscription .$1 50 ;
established 1875 ; B. H. Cowgill, editor and
publisher ; circulation K 1.
POST-OBSERVER; Fridays; four
pages ; size 26x4C) ; subscription $1 50 ; estab-
lished 1871 ; John Farrell, editor and publish-
er ; circulation K 1.
BRECKENRIDGE, Caldwell Co.,
1,200+ pop., on Hannibal & St. Joseph Rd., 61
m. from the latter city and 145 W. of Quincy,
111. In an agricultural and stock country.
BULiIjETIN ; Thursdays ; democratic ;
four pages ; size 24x35 ; subscription $1 50 ;
established 1875 ; N. Scarlett, editor and pub-
lislier ; circulation K K.
BROOKFIELD, Linn Co.. 2,5001
pop., on Hannibal & St. Joseph Rd., 102 m.
from St. Joseph. Centre of agricultural
district. Railroad machine shops located
here.
CHRONICLE; Fridays; democratic;
four pages ; size 26x40 ; subscription $1 ; es-
tablished 1876 ; W. W. Hicks, editor and pub-
lisher ; circulation K K.
GAZETTE: Thursdays ; republican ; four
pages ; size 26x40 ; subscription $1 65 ; estab-
lished 1867 ; W. D. Crandall, editor and pub-
lisher ; circulation K 1.
BROWNSVILLE, Saline Co., l,300t
pop., ou Black water r. and Lexington
branch of Missouri Pacific Rd., 23 M. N. W.
of Sedalia. Famous medicinal springs in
the vicinity.
HERALD ; Fridays; democratic; four
pages ; size 24x36 ; subscription $1 50 ; estab-
lished 1874 ; Geo. W. Tuthill, editor and pub-
lisher ; circulation K.
BRUNSWICK, Chariton Co., 2,500t
pop., on Missouri r., at mouth of Grand r.,
and on St. Louis, Kansas City & Northern
Rd., at junction of Brunswick & Chillicothe
branch, 185 m. from St. Louis and 90 from
Kansas City. Engaged fn manufacturing
and river commerce.
BRIINSWICKER; Saturdays; demo-
cratic ; four pages ; size 26x40 ; subscription
$1 5(1; established 1848; J. B. Naylor, editor
and publisher; circulation K K 1.
NEWS; Saturdays; republican; four
pages; size 24x.36 ; subscription $1 50; estab-
lished 1875; Charles R. Luster, editor and
publisher ; circulation K.
BUFFALO, C. H., Dallas Co., eOOf
pop., 32 m. N. of Springfieltl, and 28 from
Lebanon, 220 from St. Louis and 100 from
Fort Scott. Lead and coal mines located
here ; also, fine prairie lands for farming,
raising stock, etc.
REFLEX ; Fridays ; greenback ; four
pages ; size 22x31 ; subscription $1 ; established
1869 ; John T. Jones, editor and publisher ;
circulation K.
REGISTER ; Thursdays ; republican ;
eight pages ; size 26x40 ; subscription $1 50 ;
established 1879 ; Joseph H. Dumars, editor
and publisher.
BURLINGTON JUNCTION,
AMERICAN NEWSPAPER DIRECTORY
203:
MISSOURI.
Nodaway Co., 500+ pop., at junction of
Brownsville & Nodaway Valley Rd. with
Wabash & Pacific and Kansas City, St. Jos.
& C. B. Rds. Good water privileges. In
superior farming and stock country ; 14 m.
W. of May ville, Mo.
POST; Fridays; four pages; size 26x40;
established 1879; J. H. Bryant & Co., editors
and publishers.
BUTLER, C. H., Bates Co., 2^001
pop., about 65 m. S. of Kansas City, and 30
N. E. of Fort Scott, Kansas. Centre of an
agricultural and gi-azing country, with coal
beds underljing.
BATES CO. DEMOCRAT ; Thurs
days ; four pages ; size 28x40 ; subscription
$1 50 ; established 1870 : Wade & Scudder, edi-
tors and publishers : circulation J J.
BATES CO. RECORD; Saturdays;
republican ; four pages ; size 26x40 ; subscrip-
tion $2 ; established 1866 ; O. D. Austin, editor
and publisher ; circulation K 1.
BATES CO. TIMES ; Wednesdays ;
democratic ; four pages ; size 26x40 ; estab-
lished 1878 ; Newson & McFarland, editors
and publishers ; circulation K 1.
CALIFORNIA, C. H., Moniteau Co.^
2,000+ pop., on Missouri & Pacific Rd., 25 m.
from Jefferson City. County rich in mine-
ral resources : lead and coal predominate.
DEMOCRAT ; Thursdays ; democratic ;
four pages ; size 26x40 ; subscription $1 50 ;
established 1S71 ; J. H. Andei-son, editor and
publisher ; circulation K 1.
CAMERON, Clinton Co., 2^001 pop^
. at intersection of Hannibal & St.' Joseph
Rd. and Chicago, Rock Island & Pacific Rds.,
and junction of Kansas City division of
former, 35 m. E. of St. Joseph and 53 from
Kansas City. Engaged in manufacturing,
and surrounded by an agricultural district.
OBSERVER; Thursdays; eight pages;
size 30x44; subscription $2; established 1868;
C. N. Burnham, editor and publisher ; circu-
lation K 1.
VINDICATOR: Thursdays ; republican;
four pages : size 25x38 ; subscription $2 ; es-
tablished 1876 ; J. H. Frame, editor and pub-
lisher ; circulation K 1. Th is is the only paper
in the place printed entirely at home.
CANTON, Lewis Co., 3,000t pop., on
Mississippi r. and St. Louis, Keokuk &
North-western Rd., 22 m. below Keokuk
and 200 above St. Louis. Shipping point for
produce of surrounding country.
NEWS ; Fridays ; republican ; four pages ;
size 26x40; subscription $1 50; established
1880 ; A. F. Poulton, editor ; H. C. Chiun, pub-
lisher.
PRESS; Fridays ; democratic ; four
pages ; size 28x42 ; subscrii3*ion $2 ; establish-
ed 1862; J. W. Barrett, editor: J. W. Barrett
i Son, publishers ; circulation J.
CAPE GIRARDEAU, Cai^e Gi-
rardeau Co, 5,500+ pop., on ^Mississippi r., 50
m. above CaLro, 111., 150 below St. Louis.
Has a landing and river commerce. Sur-
rounded by an agricultural country. Min-
erals found here. Seat of St. Vincent Col-
lege and the South-east Missouri State Nor-
mal School. Noted for its fine flour.
DEMOCRAT; Saturdays; democratic;
four pages : size 26x40 ; subscription §1 5(3 ; es-
tablished 1876; Ben. H. Adams, editor and
publisher; circulation K 1.
DIE ZEITUNG; Thursdays; German;
MISSOURI.
independent ; four pages ; size 20x26 ; sub-
scription $1 25 ; established 1879 ; Otto Eck-
hardt. editor ; Benjamin H. Adams, publisher.
NEWS; Wednesdays ; democratic ; four
pages ; size 26x38 ; subscription $1 50 ; estaVj-
lished 1865 ; Coker & Silvius, editors and pub-
lishers ; circulation K K 1.
COL.L.ECxE MESSAGE: semi-monthlv -
sixteen pages ; size 22x32 ; subscription .$1 25 ;
established 1874; Students of St. Vincent's
College, editors and publishers ; circ'n K 1.
CARROLLTdN,C. H., Carroll Co.,.
2,.5O0+ pop., on St. Louis, Kansas City &
Northern Rd., about 6 m. from Missouri r.,.
66 from Kansas City and 124 N. W. of Jeffer-
son City..
CARROLiIi RECORD; Saturdays; in
dependent ; four pages ; size 26x40 ; subscrip-
tion $1 50 ; established 1868 ; Joseph H. Turner,,
editor and publisher ; circulation K 1.
DEMOCRAT; Saturdays; democratic;
four pages ; size 28x43 ; subscription $1 50 ; es-
tablished 1875; Tuley & Jewell, publishers;
circulation J.
JOURNAL t Fndays; democratic; four
pages ; size 25x38 : subscription $1 50 ; estab-
lished 1865 ; John J. Farley, editor and pub-
lisher : circulation J.
CARTHAGE, C. H., Jasper Co.,.
6,a)0+ pop., on Mo. & Western Rd., near
Spring r^ 220 m. S. W. of Jefferson City and
50 W. of Springfield. Engaged in manufac-
tures. Centre of trade.
BANNER ; every evening except Sun-
day, and WEEKLY, Thursdays ; republi-
can ; four pages ; size— dailv 22x30, weekly
28x42 ; subscription— weekly $2 ; established
1866; Banner Printing Co., editors and pub-
lishers; circulation — daily K, weekly J 1.
PATRIOT; everv morning except Sun-
day, and WEEKLY, Thursdays ; demo-
cratic; four pages; size — daily 22xS3, weekly
26x40 ; subsci-iptiou— daily $6, weekly .$1 40 ;
established— daily 1876, weekly 1870; S. D.
Carpenter, editor and publisher ; circulation
— dailv K, weeklv K 1.
PEOPLE'S PRESS; Thursdays; four
pages ; size 24x35 ; subscription .$2 ; establish-
ed 1872 ; J. A. Bodenhamer, editor and pub-
lisher ; circulation K.
SOUTHWESTERN; Saturdays; non-
par! isan ; four pages ; size 24x36 ; subscription
$1 50 ; established 1879 ; John N. Wilson, edi-
tor ; Joseph J. Heim, publisher.
CHRISTIAN POLEMIC; monthly;
unsectarian ; eight pages ; size 22x32 ; sub-
scription 50 cents ; established 1878 ; J. C. Mil-
hollan, editor and publisher.
Barry Co., 400t
the State, 55 m.
CASSVILLE, C. H.
pop., near S. W. corner of
S. W. of Springfield.
DEMOCRAT; Saturdays; democratic:*
four pages ; size 23x33 ; subscription $1 ; es-
tablished 1871 ; John and Charles Ray, edi-
tors and publishers ; circulation K K.
REPUBLICAN ; Thursdays ; republi-
can ; four pages ; size 18x28 ; subscription $1 ;
established 1873 ; Republican Publishing Co.,
editors and publishers ; circulation K.
CENTRALIA, Boone Co., TOOf pop.,
on St. Louis, Kansas City & Northern and
Kansas City, St. Louis & Chicago Rds.,
at junction of Columbia branch, 121 m.
from St. Louis and 22 from Columbia. Cen-
tre of a grazing and agricultural district.
Principal stock-shipping point for four
counties. Place of active trade in produce
and grain.
OUR FIRESIDE GUARD ; Satur-
days ; independent ; four pages ; size 22x30 ;
subscription $1 50 ; established 1869 ; Adam
Rodemyre, editor and publisher ; circ'n K K.
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GEO. P. ROWELL & GO'S
MISSOURI.
CENTRE VILLE, C. H., Reynolds
Co., loot pop., on West Fork of Big Block r.,
about 28 m. from Ironton, Mo.
REYNOIiDS CO. OTJTL.OOK; Fri
days ; four pages ; size 22x32 ; subscription
$1 ; establislied 1877 ; William E. Coleman,
editor and publisher ; circulation K.
-CHAMOIS, Osage Co., TOOf pop., on
Mo. P. Rd., 100 m. W. of St. Louis, about f
from Fisher's Landing on Missouri r. En-
gaged in the manufacture of tobacco,
wagons and agricultural implements.
LiIBERALIST ! Fridays; four pages;
size 24x85 ; subscription $1 ; established 1879 ;
X>. Frank Powell, editor ; Misses MoUie E. and
Lissie B. Maddox, publishers.
CHARLESTON, C. H., Mississippi
Co., 1,100+ pop., on Iron Mountain Rd., 179
m. from St. Louis and 12 from Mississippi r.
and Cairo, 111. In a lumber region, with
rich soil for general agricultural purposes.
COURIER-GAZETTE; Thursdays;
■democratic ; four pages ; size 24x36 ; subscrip-
tion $1 50 ; established 1857 ; W. A. Burns,
editor and publisher : circulation J.
ENTERPRISE; Saturdays; four pages;
size 22x30 ; subscription $1 ; established 1875 ;
O. W. Martin, editor and publisher ; circula-
tion K.
SENTINEL ; Thursdays ; democratic ;
four pages ; size 26x40 ; subscription $1 50 ;
established 1879 ; C. W. Dunifer, editor and
publisher.
CHILLICOTHE, C. H., Livingston
Co., 5,000+ pop., on Hannibal & St. Joseph
Rd., at crossing of St. Louis, Council Bluffs
& Omaha branch of St. Louis, Kansas City
& Northern Rd. and Grand r., 130 m. from
Hannibal. An agricultural and stock-rais-
ing region. Important trade centre. Manu-
factures of various kinds carried on.
Largest and most prominent city in the
Grand River Valley.
CONSTITUTION; Thursdays; demo-
•cratic ; four pages ; size 26x40 ; subscription
$1 50 ; established 1862 ; R. W. Reynolds, edi-
tor and publisher ; circulation K K 1.
CRISIS; Thursdays; greenback; four
pages ; size 26x40 ; subscription .$1 50 ; estab-
lished 1877; Paul J. Dixon and T. H. Lankford,
editors and publishers ; circulaticin K 1.
TRIBUNE; Thursdays ; republican ;
four pages ; size 26x40 ; subscription $1 50 ;
established 1866 ; Marsh & De Sha, editors and
publishers ; circulation K 1.
CEARKSVILLE, PUce Co., l.SOOf
pop., on Mississippi r., 100 ni. above St. Louis.
Engaged in agriculture and river com-
merce.
SENTINEL; Fridays; democratic; four
pages; size 26x40; subscription $1 50; estab-
lished 1866 ; J. G. Anderson, editor and pub-
lisher ; circulation K 1.
CLAYTON, St. Louis Co., on Mo.,
Kans. & Texas Rd., 6 m. E. of Fort Scott,
Kans. Coal mining and farming.
DEMOCRAT ; Thursdays; democratic;
four pages ; size 24x35 ; subscription $2 ; estab-
lished 1879 ; Thomas P. Diggs, editor and pub-
lisher ; circulation K.
CLINTON, C. H., Henry Co., 3,000t
pop., on Sedalia division of Missouri, Kan-
sas & Texas Rd., 40 m. from Sedalia, 175 W.
from St. Louis. Engaged in agriculture,
manufacturing and stock raising.
MISSOURI.
HENRY CO. DEMOCRAT; Thurs
days ; democratic ; four pages ; size 28x42 ;
subscription $1 50 ; established 1867 ; Lingle
Bros, editors and publishers ; circulation J 1.
COLUMBIA, C. H., Boone Co., S.SOOf
pop., 35 m. from Jefferson City and 10 from
Missouri r., on Columbia branch of St-
Louis, Kansas City & Northern Rd., and 22
south of its main line. Place of active trade
and seat of State University. Also seat of
" Christian Female College " and " Ste-
phens' Female College."
STATESMAN ; evei-y morning except
Monday, and MISSOURI STATES-
MAN, Fridays; democratic; four pages;
size— daily 20x26, weekly 28x42 ; subscription
—daily $5, weekly $2 ; established— dailv 1879,
weekly 1843; William F. Switzler, editor;
Irvin Switzler, publisher ; circulation— week-
BOONE CO. SENTINEL; Fridays;
democratic; four pages; size 26x40: sub-
scription $1 50 ; established 1877 ; Wallace J.
Davis, editor and publisher; circulation K 1.
MISSOURI HERALD; Thursdays;
four pages ; size 29x44 ; subscription §1 50 ;
established 1869 ; Edwin W. Stephens, editor
and publisher ; circulation J 1.
MISSOURI STATESMAN ; (see Sfafes
man).
UNIVERSITY 3IISSOURIAN;
monthlj'; sixteen pages; size of page 9x11 ;
subscription $1 ; established 1871 ; Students of
the State University, editors and publishers ;
circulation K ; a college paper ; issued during
the collegiate year.
COMMERCE, C. H., Scott Co., 1,2G7
pop., on Mississippi r., about 170 m. below
St. Louis and 35 above Cairo, 111.
DISPATCH; Saturdays; four pages;
size 22x30 ; subscription $1 ; established 1867 ;
D. L. Hoffman, editor and publisher; cii'cu-
lation K.
CORNING, Jl^olt Co., 500t pop., on
K. C. & C. B. Rd., 80 m. from Omaha, Neb.
Hog and cattle market.
HERALD; Satui-days ; greenback ; eight
pages ; size 26x40 ; subscription .$1 50 ; estab-
lished 1879 ; J. R. Dodds, editor ; Dodds & Bry-
ant, publishers.
CRAIG, Holt Co., 500t pop., on K. C,
St. Joseph & C. B. Rd., 46 ni. from St. Jo-
seph. Contains a flouring mill and grain
elevator.
GAZETTE ; Wednesdays; independent;
eight pages; size 26x40; subscription $1 5(i;
established 1879; G. A. Bryant, editor and
publisher.
DE SOTO, Jefferson Co., 2,000t pop.,
on Iron Mountain & Southern Rd., 42 m.
from St. Louis. Railroad car-shops here.
MESSENGER ; Saturdays; four pages;
size 24x35 ; subscription $1 50 ; established
1878 ; W. G. Chui'ch, editor and publisher ;
circulation K.
DEXTER CITY, Stoddard Co.
ENTERPR ISE-MESSENGER;
Thursdays ; democratic ; eight pages ; size
30x43; subscription $1; established 1875; Henrv
Phillips, editor; Chas. E. Stokes and Cortez
A. Kitchen, publishers ; circulation K K 1.
Largest circuJation of any paper in the
Fourth Congressional District. A special
feature of the '^Enterprise-Messenger" is
writing up S. E. Mo. Large numbers ofexf>(i
co2)ies are issued nearly every u-eek ; only pa-
per in twenty counties of Southeast Missouri
using a cylinder press.
DONIPHAN, C. H., Eijiley Co., 200t
pop., on Current r., 130 m. from St. Louis.
AMERICAN NEWSPAPER DIRECTORY.
205.
MISSOURI.
CURRENT RIVER NEWS; Thurs
clavs ; democratic ; four pages ; size 24x36 ;
subscription $1 50 ; established 1878 ; J. G.
McClaren and John P. Fagin, editors and
publishers ; circulation K.
PROSPECT; Fridays; four pages; size
2(1x36; subscription $1 50; established 1874;
P. Mabrej', editor and publisher ; circ'n K.
EDINA, C. H., Knox Co., l,200t pop.,
about 35 m. S. W. of Keokuk, Iowa, on
Quincy, Missouri & Pacific Rd., 47 ni. W. by
N. of Quincy, 111. Engaged in agriculture
and stock-raising. Centre of trade.
KNOX CO. DE3IOCRAT; Thurs
days ; democratic ; four pages ; size 26x40 ;
subscription $1 50 ; established 1871 ; Griffin
Frost, editor and publisher ; circulation K 1.
NATIONAL.; Thursdays; greenback;
eight pages ; size 26x40 ; subscription $1 50 ;
established 1879 ; R. McNeill, editor and pub-
lisher.
SENTINEL; Thursdays; four pages ; size
24x35 ; subscription $1 25 ; established 1868 ;
J. C. Claypool, editor and publisher ; circu-
lation K 1.
EMINENCE, C. H., Shannon Co., GOf
pup., 15 m. from Salem. Silver and copper
region.
ARGUS; Tuesdays; four pages; size
22x:i2 : subscription §1 25 ; established 1874 ;
C. S. Seaman, editor and publisher ; circula-
tion K.
FARMINGTON, C. H., St. Francois
Co., 1,20(>(- pop., about 2 m. E. of the Iron
Mountain Rd., and 80 S. of St. Louis.
NEW ERA; Thursdays; democratic;
four pages ; size 24x36 ; subscription §1 ; es-
tablished 1871 ; George W. Harrington, pub-
lisher ; circulation K 1.
REVEILiLiE ; Thursdays; democratic;
four pages ; size 24x35 ; subscription $1 ; es-
tablished 1879 ; T. L. Roussin, editor and pub-
lisher.
TI3IES: Thursdays; democratic; four
ages ; size 26x40 ; subscription §1 50 ; estab-
ished 1874 ; Theodore D. Fisher, editor ; Chas.
E. Ware & Co., publishers ; circulation K 1.
FAYETTE, C. H., Howard Co., l,200t
pop., about 12 m. from Missouri r., 60 N. W.
of Jefferson City and 100 from St. Louis. In
a farming district.
HOWARD CO. ADVERTISER ;
Thursdays ; democratic ; four pages ; size
26x38 ; subscription $2 ; established 1841 ; C. J.
Walden, editor and publisher ; circulation J.
MISSOURI INDEPENDENT ; Fri
days ; independent ; four pages ; size 26x40 ;
subscription $1 75; established 1879; I. N.
Houck, editor; Houck & Butler, publishers.
FORSYTH, C. H., Tarmj Co., 560t
pop., on White r., 45 m. S. of Springfield.
Engaged in agriculture, fruit growing,
stock raising and lumber manufacturing.
PIONEER.+f
FRANKFORD, Pi^ce Co., TOOf pop.,
on Keokuk & St. Louis Rd., 18 m. S. W. of
Hannibal. In good grain and stock district.
Has timber lands. Flouring mills.
C H RONICLE ; Wednesdays ; four pages ;
size 20x26 ; subscription $1 ; established 1879 ;
William E. Jones, editor and publisher.
FREDERICKTCWN, C. H., Madi-
son Co., 2,0(AH' pop., on St. Francis r. and
Iron Mountain Rd., 104 m. from St. Louis.
Lead, silver, copper, nickel and iron found
in this vicinity.
PLAIN DEALER.Ii-
Fi
MISSOURI.
FULTON, C. H"., Callawaif Co., 2,.500t-
pop., on Louisiana division of Chicago &
Alton Rd., 20 m. from Jefferson City. State
Lunatic and Deaf and Dumb Asylums and
Westminster College located here. Earth-
en^vare manufactured. Centre of a stock-
growing country.
CALLAWAY GAZETTE: Fridays;
democratic ; four pages ; size 27x42 ; subscript
tion $2 ; established 1877 ; Nichols & Rice, edi-
tors and publishers ; circulation J.
ENTERPRISE; Tuesdays; democratic;
four pages; size 24x36; subscription $2; es-
tablished 1870 ; Frank B. Bysfleld, editor and
publisher ; circulation J J.
TELEGRAPH ; Fridays ; democratic ;
four pages ; size 28x43 ; subscription $2 ; es-
tablished 1839 ; John B. Williams, editor and
publisher ; circulation J 1.
WESTMINSTER MONTHLY; twen-
ty-eight pages octavo ; subscription $1 ; estab-
lished 1871 ; Literary Societies of Westmin-
ster College, editors and publishers ; circu-
lation K ; a college magazine ; issued duiing
the collegiate year.
GAINESVILLE, C. H., Ozark Co.,
500t pop., on Marshfield & Mountain House
Rd., 75 m. S. of Marshfield. Engaged main-
ly in lumbering.
OZARK CO. NEWS; Wednesdays;
four pages ; size 20x27 ; subscription $1 ; es-
tablished 1877 ; W. A. Conklin, editor and pub-
lisher ; circulation K.
GALENA, C. H., Stone Co., 300t pop.
TIMES; Mondays; republican; four
ages; size 20x26; subscription $1 25; estab-
ished 1878 ; R. C. Viles, editor and publisher ;
circulation K.
GALLATIN, C. H., Daviess Co.,l,600t
pop., on Grand r. and on the Chillicothe &
Omaha division of St. Louis, Kansas City &
Northern Rd., about 50 m. E. of St. Joseph.
Surrounded by a well- watered agricultural
district.
DEMOCRAT; Saturdays; democratic;
four pages ; size 26x4(j ; subscription §1 50; es-
tablished 1869 ; Louis Lamkin, editor; Lamkin
& Son, publishers J circulation K 1.
NORTH MISSOURIAN; Thursdays;
republican ; four pages ; size 26x40 ; subscrip-
tion $1 .50; established 1864; J. T. Day & Co.,
editors and publishers ; circulation K 1.
GAYOSO, C. H., Pemiscot Co., 700t
pop., near Mississippi r. at Walker's bend,
40 m. by water below New Madrid and 310
E. of Jefferson City.
DEMOCRAT; Thursdays; democratic;
four pages ; size 22x30 ; subscription $1 50 ;
established 1876; Adams & Barcroft, editors ;
F. M. McClanahan, publisher ; circulation K.
Fi
GLASGO'W, Howard Co., 2,.300t pop.,
on Missouri r., 75 m. fi-oni Jefferson City
and 12 from Fayette. Shipping point for
produce of county. Large quantities of
tobacco are raised. Seat of Lewis College
and Pritchett Institute.
CENTRAL MISSOURIAN; Thurs-
days ; democratic ; four pages ; size 26x40 ;
subscription $1 50 ; established 1879 ; Yeaman
& Bowen, editors and publishers.
JOURNAL; Thursdays; democratic;
four pages ; size 26x40 ; subscription $1 50 ;
established 1868 ; George D. Eastin, editor ;
Eastin & Sawtell, publishers ; circ'n K K 1.
GLENWOOD, Schuyler Co., 680t
pop., on northern division of St. Louis,
Kansas City & Northern Rd., 227 m. from
:2()6
GEO. P. liOWELL & CO'S
MISSOUBI.
St. Louis and 50 from Ottuniwa, Iowa.
Centre of an agricultural district. Coal
found here.
CRITERION; Thursdays; republican;
four pages ; size 24x35 ; subscription $1 50 ;
established 1870 ; H. D. B. Cutler, editor and
publisher ; circulation K 1.
GRANT CITY, C. H., Worth Co.,
700t pop., 291 ni. (mail route) N. W. of Jeffer-
son City, 60 N. of St. Joseph and 6 from
Iowa line. A thriving place in the centre
of an agricultural and stock-raising dis-
trict.
STAR; Thursdays; republican; four
pages ; size 24x35 ; subscription $2 ; estab-
lished 1867; Townseud & Slierman, editors
and publishers ; circulation K 1.
VVORTH CO. TIMES; Thursdays;
democratic ; four pages ; size 24x35 ; subscrip-
tion $2 ; established 1873 ; O. P. Garver, editor
and publisher ; circulation K 1.
GREENFIELD, C. H., Dade Co.,
1,000+ pop., near Turnback r., 40 m. N. W. of
Springfield. In a rich agricultural, min-
eral and stock-raising district.
DADE CO. ADVOCATE; Thursdays;
democratic ; four pages ; size 24x36 ; sub-
scription $1 50; established 1874 ; Thurman &
Talbutt, editors and publishers ; circulation
K K 1. Has the largest circulation of any
paper ever published in Dade county.
VEDETTE; Thursdays; republican;
four pages ; size 26x40 ; subscription $1 50 ;
established J866; C. W. Griffith, editor and
publisher ; circulation K 1.
HAMILTON, Caldwell Co., l,600t
pop., on Hannibal & St. Joseph Rd., 50 m.
from St. Joseph, Mo. A shipping point for
counties N. and S. Engaged in agriculture
and manufacturing.
HAMIIiTON IAN ; Fridaj^s ; republican;
eight pages ; size 26x40 ; subscription $1 25 ; es-
tablished 1878 ; William A. Morton, editor and
publisher ; circulation K.
NEWS-GRAPHIC; Thursdays; four
pages; size 26x40; subscription §1 50; estab-
lished 1877 ; J. E. Hitt, editor ; Hitt & Marens,
publishers; circulation K 1. The " Neivs-
Ora^jhic" is the only Democratic paper in
Caldu-ell county ; has 800 subscribers, or near-
ly double that of any other paper in county.
Best county in the State, and out of debt.
HANNIBAL, Marion Co., 15,000t
pop., on Mississippi r. 153 m. above St. Louis,
and 20 below Quincy, 111., and on Hannibal
& St. Joseph and various other Rds. En-
gaged in trade and river commerce. One
of the most important shipping points in
the State. Considerable manufacturing
done here.
CEIPPER-HERAL.D; every evening
except Sunday, and WEEKLiY, "Wednes-
days ; democratic ; four pages ; size 24x36 ;
subscription — daily $4 80, weekly 75 cents ; es-
tablished—daily 1874, weekly 1871; Clipper-
Herald Co., editors and publishers ; circu-
lation—daily K 1, weekly J.
COURIER; every evening except Sun-
day ; republican ; four pages ; size 25x39 ; sub-
scription $6 ; established 1863 ; Elliot C. Ben-
net, editor and publisher ; circulation K 1.
MORNING JOURNAL.; every morn
ing except Monday ; democratic ; four pages ;
size 20x26 ; subscription $5 ; established 1878 ;
William S. Hallock, editor ; Hallock & Wael-
der. publishers ; circulation K 1.
INDEPENDENT; Saturdays ; independ-
ent ; eight pages ; size 31x44 ; subscription
$1 50 ; established 1879 ; R. A. Cohen and E. B.
McElroy, editors and publishers.
iMISSOURI.
GREAT SOUTH-WEST; monthly;
sixteen pages ; size of page 9x12 ; subscription
$1 ; established 1875; W. H. Kerns, editor and
publisher ; an advertising sheet.
HARRISONVILLE, C. H., Cass
Co., 1,032 pop., on Osage division of Missouri,
Kansas & Texas Rd., 22 m. from Holden and
32 from Paola, Kansas. In an agricultural
and coal district.
CASS CO. TIMES-COURIER; Thurs
days; democratic; four pages; size 26x40;
subscription $1 50 ; established 1870 ; Steele &
Hoover, editors and publishers ; circ'n J 1.
CASS CO. VINDICATOR; Fridays;
greenback ; four pages ; size 22x31 ; subscrip-
tion $1 ; established 1879 ; L. B. Payne, editor
and publisher.
CASS HERALD; Wednesdays; four
pages ; size 26x40 ; subscription $1 50 ; estab-
lished 1880; W. Louis Woodruff, editor and
publisher.
CASS NEWS; Thursdays; republican;
four pages; size 24x35; subscription .$1 50;
established 1878 ; J. A. Wayland, editor and
publisher; circulation K 1. Only republican
Ijaper, save one, in the Congressional dis-
trict.
HARTVILLE, C. H., Wright Co.,
on Gasconade r., 150 m. (.mail route) S. of
Jefferson City and 20 E. by S. of Springfield,
Lead, copper and iron ore are found in the
vicinity.
WRIGHT CO. HOME-TALK; Sat
urdays ; independent ; four pages ; size 20x26;
subscription SI ; established 1877 ; B. C. Low-
ell, editor and publisher ; cii'culation K.
HERMANN, C. H., Gasconade Co.,
1,500+ pop., on Missouri r. and Missouri Pa-
cific Rd., 81 m. from St. Louis.
ADVERTISER-COURIER; Fridays;
republican ; eight pages ; size 30x44 ; sub-
scription $1 ; established 1874 ; C. Gi-af & Co.,
editors and publishers ; circulation K.
fJASCONADE INDEPENDENT;
Wednesdays ; independent ; four pages ; size
22x31 • subscription §1 50 ; established 1879 ;
F. L. Wensel, editor and publisher.
JIERMANNER VOLKSBLATT;
Fridays; German; four pages; size 28x40;
subscription §2 ; established 1856 ; C. Graf &
Co., publishers ; J. Leisiug, business mana-
ger ; circulation K 1.
HERMITAGE, C. H., Hickory Co.,
300+ pop., on Pomme de la Terre r., 90 m.
from Jefferson Citj'.
HICKORY CO. NEW ERA.++
HIGGINSVILLE, La Fayette Co.,
l,5iXi+ pop., on Chicago & Alton and branch
of Mo. Pacific Rd., 45 m. from Chicago.
Has coal mines. The principal crops are
wheat and corn, for which the town is a
shipping point.
EA FAYETTECO. ADVANCE; Wed
nesdays ; four pages ; size 26x40 ; subscription
$2 ; established 1879 ; \Y. P. King and H. H.
Luce, editors and publishers.
HILLSBORO, C. H., Jefferson Co.,
500+ pop., 4}/^m. from St. Louis & Iron Moun-
tain Rd., 40 from St. Louis. Engaged in
horticultural pursuits. Milling and manu-
facturing also carried on. Also a mining
centre.
JEFFERSON DEMOCRAT; Fridays;
democratic ; four pages ; size 26x40 ; subscrip-
tion $2 ; established 1866 ; R. W. McMullen,
editor and publisher ; cii'culation J.
HOLDEN, Johnson Co., 2,027t pop.,
AMERICAN NEWSPAPER DIRPXTORY.
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MISSOURI.
MISSOURI.
on Missouri Pacific Rd., at junction of
Osage division of Missouri, Kansas & Texas
Rd., 50 m. S. E. of Kansas Citj', and 14 W. of
Warrensburg. Agricultural district and
centre of trade.
ENTERPRISE; Thursdays; democratic;
four pages; size 26x40; subscription SI nO ;
established 18TT; J. W. Mittong and R. A.
Cruce, editors and publishers ; circulation
K 1.
HOPKINS, Xodaway Co.
JOURN ALi ; Thursdays ; republican ; four
pages ; size 26x4<) ; subscription §2 ; established
1875 ; Pierce & Lucas, editors and publishers ;
circulation K K.
HOUSTON, C. H., Texas Co., SoOf
pop., 100 m. S. of Jefferson City, 116 from
St. Louis, and 55 from Rolla, the county
seat.
HERALD; Fridays; democratic; four
pages ; size 22x3iJ ; subscription $1 ; estab-
lished 18T8 ; C. M. Ross, editor ; Houston
Herald Publishing Co., publishers; circ'n K.
HUMANSVILL.E, Polk Co., oOOt
pop. ; has a woolen factory.
CHRONICL.E; Thursdays; four pages;
size 22x32 ; subscription SI ; established 1879 ;
C. M. Wilson, editor ; Wilson & Halbert, pub-
lishers.
HUNTS VILL.E, C. H., Randolph Co.,
2,500+ pop., on St. Louis, Kansas City &
Northern Rd., 153 m. from St. Louis and 119
from Kansas Citj-. Centre of trade. En-
gaged in manufactures. Surrounding coun-
try contains deposits of coal. Seat of Mount
Pleasant College.
HERAIiD ; Thursdays ; democratic ; four
pages ; size 26x40 ; subscription SI ; estab-
lished 1869 ; Elmore & Balthis, publishers ; cir-
culation J .J.
INDEPENDENCE, C H., Jackson
Co., 3,5(J(H- pop., on Missouri Pacific Rd., 10
m. from Kansas City.
DEMOCRAT; Fridays: democratic;
«^ight pages ; size 35x48 ; subscription §1 50 ;
■established 1877 ; circulation K 1.
NATIONAL, CRISIS; Saturdays ;
greenbacli ; four pages ; size 24x35 ; subscrip-
tion SI ; established 1879 ; Charlton E. Beatty,
editor and publisher.
SENTINEL; Saturdays; democratic;
eight pages; size 30x44; subscription $1 50;
established 1866 ; James E. Payne, editor and
publisher ; circulation J 1.
IRONTON, C. H., Iron Co., l.SOOf
pop., on St. Louis, Iron Mountain & South-
ern Rd., 90 m. from St. Louis. Agi-iculture
and manufacturing are the chief industries.
IRON CO. REGISTER; Thursdays;
democratic ; eight pages ; size 30x44 ; subscrip-
tion $1 50; established 1867: Eli D. Ake,
editor and publisher ; circulation K.
■JACKSON, C. H., Cape Girardeau Co.,
750t pop,, 10 m. W. of Cape Grrardeau, and
10 from line of St. Louis & Iron Mountain
Rd. Centre of an agricultural region.
MISSOURI CASH BOOK; Thurs
days ; democratic ; four pages ; size 26x40 ;
subscription SI 50 ; established 1871 ; A. S.
Colter and Clarence R. Honey, editors and
publishers ; circulation K 1.
JAMESPORT, Daviess Co., 1,0001
pop., 10 m. from Gallatin and 15 from Tren-
ton ; a great shipping point, and sui-rounded
by a good grazing and stock-raising country.
GAZETTE; Thursdays; democratic;
four pages; size 26x4(J; subscription SI 50;
established 1877 ; Joe. X. Wright, editor and
publisher ; circulation K K.
JEFFERSON CITY, 0. H., Cole
Co., State capital, 6,0«K>f- pop., on Missouri r.
and Pacific Rd. of Missouri, and terminus
of Louisiana division of Chicago & Alton
Rd., 125 m. from St. Louis. Surrounded by
an agricultural and mining district.
TRIBUNE; every morning except 3Ion-
day, and PEOPLE'S TRIBUNE, Wed
nesdays ; democratic ; four pages ; size — daily
20x26, weeklj' 28x42; subscription— daily S9,
weekly SI 5(J ; established— daily 1874, weekly
1865 ; circulation— weekly J.
MISSOURI BAR; Mondays; legal;
sixteen pages; size of page 7x10; subscrip-
tion S;3 ; established 1879 ; Chas. A. Winslow,
editor and publisher.
MISSOURI STAATS-ZEITUNC^;
Fridays ; German ; four pages ; size 26x40 ;
subscription SI 50; established 1879; N. C.
Burch, editor and publisher.
MISSOURI VOLKSFREUND; Wed-
nesdays ; German ; four pages ; size 25x38 ;
subscription S2; established 1876; Albert
Kroeger, editor and publisher ; circulation K.
PEOPLE'S TRIBUNE; {sec Tribune).
STATE JOURNAL : Fridays; republi-
can ; eight pages ; size 27x4iJ : subscription
SI 50; established 1873 ; N. C. Burch, editor and
r publisher ; circulation J.
JOPLIN, Jasper Co., 15.6001 pop., on
j Joplin cS: Girai'd, and Missouri & Western
! Rds., 159 m. S. of Kansas City. Engaged in
' lead and zinc mining and agriculture.
HERALD; every morning except Mon-
day, and SUNDAY HERALD, Sundays;
democratic ; four pages ; size — daily 22x:32,
Sunday 24x36 ; subscription — daily .SS ; estab-
lished 1877 ; Herald Printing Co., editors and
publishers ; circulation — daily K, Sunday K 1.
NEWS: every evening except Sunday,
and MINING NEWS, Fridays ; four pages ;
size — dail}' 22x:B< i, weelcly 26x40 ; subscription
— daily S8, weekly S2 ; established — daily 1875,
■weekly 1872 ; Peter Schnur, editor and pub-
lisher ; circulation — dailv K, ^'eeklv K 1.
SUNDAY HERALD; (see Herald).
KAHOKA, Clark Co., 800t pop., on
Mo., Iowa & Xebr. Rd., not far from Keo-
kuk, Iowa. Has wagon and other shops.
CLARK CO. GAZETTE; Thursdays;
deniocratic ; four pages ; size 24x36 ; sub-
scription SI 50 ; established 1871 ; J. H. Heath,
editor and publislier ; circulation K 1.
DEMOCRAT; Saturdays; democratic;
four pages ; size 26x40 ; subscription $1 50 ;
estaVjlished 18i8 ; Cole & McCoj', editors and
publishers ; circulation K 1.
KANSAS CITY, Jackson Co., 40,000t
pop., on Missouri r., near mouth of Kansas
r. and centering point of 11 railroads. En-
gaged in manufactures and commerce.
EVENING 3IAIL; every evening ex-
cept Sunday, and 3IAIL, Thursdays; demo-
cratic ; four pages ; size — daily 2;3x:>l, weekly
28x44 : subscription — daily S8, weeklj' SI 50 ;
established — daily 1875, weekly 1877 ; Mail Pub-
lishing Co., editors and publishers ; circula-
tion— daily J 1, weekly J 1. Samuel Williams,
an old and experienced Journalist of Louis-
ville, Ky., is no IV editor-in-chief of the Mail;
one of the best ivriters in the West. John C.
Shea, an old Xeu- York jouriialist, and well
known through the West, is business manager.
He is also a popular writer.
HEROLD; every morning except Mon-
day, and AVEEKLY, Saturdays ; Gei-man ;
democratic ; four pages ; size— daily 22x:32.
weeklv 26x40 ; subscription— daily SIO, week-
Iv S2;' established— daily 1880, weekly 1878;
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31ISSOURI.
MISSOURI.
Otto Jahr, editor; Carl Lengel, publisher;
circulation — weekly I.
HOTEL. AND KAIliKOAD GAZ-
ETTE; every morning except Sunday ; four
pages ; size 19x25 ; subscription $2 75 ; estab-
lished 1879; Staats & Dehoney, editors and
publishers.
JOURNAIi; every morning except Mon-
day, TRI-WEEKtiY, Tuesdays, Thurs-
days and Saturdays, WEEKLY, Thursdays;
republican ; eight pages ; size— daily and tri-
weekly 30x43, weekly 34x46; subscription—
dailv |lU, tri-weekly $4, weekly $1 50 ; estab-
lished 1854; Journal Company, editors and
publishers ; circulation— daily 1 1, triweekly
K, weekly G 1.
PO!ST IJND TRIBUNE; every morn-
ing except Monday, and VVESTLICHE
VOLKSSZEITU^G, Thursdays; German;
republican; four pages ; size 26x40: subscrip-
tion—daily $10, weekly $2 ; established— daily
1858, weekly 18?2 ; Wurz & Lampe, editors
and publishers ; circulation— daily K 1, week-
IvJl.
TITIES; every morning except Monday,
TRI-WEEKL)Y, Sundavs, Wednesdays
and Fridays, and WEEKLY. Thursdays;
democratic ; eight pages ; size 31x46 ; sub-
scription—daily $12, triweekly $6, week-
ly $3; established 1868; Times Co., editors
and publishers ; M. Munford, manager; circu-
lation—daily H H, triweekly K, weekly E E.
The Daily " Times" has more than double the
circulation and the Weekly "Times" more
than ten times the circulation of any paper in
the Missouri Valley. See full statement in'
the advertising 23a(jes of this volume.
C03IMERCIAL. INDICATOR; Thurs
days ; commercial ; four pages ; size 24x36 ;
subscription $2; established 1878; A. D.
Simons, editor ; Etue & Simons, publishers ;
circulation J.
GAZETTE; Mondays ; independent ;
eight pages : size 26x40 ; subscription $1 50 ;
established 1880.
KANSAS PIONEER ; Saturdays ;
greenback; four pages ; size 24x35; subscrip-
tion $1 50 ; established 1873 ; Pioneer Publish-
ing Co., editors and publishers ; circulation
J 1.
MAIL; (i^ee Evening Mail).
MID-CONTINENT PRESBYTER-
IAN ; Thursdays ; presbyterian ; eight pages;
size 26x40; subscription $2 50; established
1880; Rev. S. Bookstaver Bell, editor; J. T.
Atkinson and F. W. Butterfleld, publishers.
OUT-LOOK ; Saturdays ; four pages ; size
24x35; established 1876; J. P. Coffin, editor
and publisher ; circulation K 1.
PILOT ; (see Kansas City, Kansas).
PRICE CURRENT; Fridays; commer-
cial; live stock; eight pages; size 30x42;
subscription $2; established 1873; Cuthbert
Powell, editor; Price Current Printing Co.,
publishers ; circulation G.
SATURDAY EVENING HERALD;
Saturdays ; eight pages ; size of page 10x14 ;
subscription $2 ; established 1879 ; Mrs. Jennie
M. Hicks, editor and publisher.
STOCK, FARM AND HOME
WEEKLY ; Saturdays ; agricultural ; eight
pages ; size 82x46 ; subscription $1 50 ; estab-
lished 1880 ; C. G. Coutant and H. C. Brown,
editors : E. W. Noyes & Co„ publishers.
WESTERN RELIGIOUS HER-
ALD ; Thursdays ; evangelical ; eight pages ;
size of page 11x16 ; subscription $2 ; estab-
lished 1879 ; Scott & Woodruff, editors and
^ WESTLICHE VOLKSZEITUNG ;
(see Fost und Tribune).
NATIONAL GROCER ; bi weekly ;
commercial ; four pages ; size 26x40 ; sub-
scription $1 25 ; established 1879 ; National
Grocer Publishing Co., publishers.
CAMP'S EMIGRANT GUIDE;
monthly ; eight pages ; size 32x44 ; subscrip-
tion $1; established 1876; C. RoUin Camp,
editor and publisher ; an advertising sheet.
PRINTERS PRESS; monthly; eight
pages ; size 16x22 ; subscription 50 cents ; es-
tablished 1879; Frank L. Hasbrook, editor
and publisher ; an advertising sheet.
REVIEW OF SCIENCE AND IN
DUSTRY; numthly; scientific; seventy-
six pages octavo ; subscription $2 50 ; estab-
lished 1877 ; Theodore S. Case, editor and pub-
lisher ; circulation J.
KENNETT, C. H., Dunklin Co., 175t
pop., a new town, in a region being rapidly
opened by new railroads, 45 m. S. of Dexter.
Cotton gins and mills in the neighborhood.
DUNKLIN CO. ADVANCE; Thurs
days ; four pages ; size 22x31 ; subscription
$1 50 ; established 1877 ; Stokes & Copeland,
editors and publishers ; circulation K.
KEYTESVILLE, C. H., Chariton
Co., 529 pop., on Chariton r. and St. Louis, ^
Kansas City & Northern Rd., 174 m. from
St. Louis.
CHARITON COURIER; Saturdays;
democratic ; four pages ; size 26x40 ; subscrip-
tion $1 50 ; establislied 1878 ; J. A. Hudson, ed-
itor and publisher ; circulation K 1.
KINGSTON, C. H., Caldwell Co., TOOf
pop., about 8 m. from Hannibal & St. Joseph
Rd. and 50 E. of St. Joseph. Surrounded by
an agricultural district. Engaged in mill-
ing and manufacturing.
CALDWELL CO. SENTINEL; Fri
days; republican; four pages; size 24x35^
subscription $1 50 ; established 1867 ; Levi
M. Spivey, editor and publisher ; circulation
Kl.
KIRKSVILLE, C. H., Adair Co.,.
3,000+ pop., on Quiucy, Missouri & Pacific
Rd., at crossing of St. Louis, Kansas City &
Northern Rd., 70 m. W. of Quincy, 111. An
agricultural district. A point of consider-
able trade. State Normal School located
here.
DEMOCRAT ; Thursdays ; democratic
four pages ; size 26x40 ; subscription $1 50,
established 1870 ; Felix Lane, editor and pub-
lisher ; circulation K 1.
JOURNAL; Thursdays; republican;
eight pages ; size 26x40 ; subscription $1 ;
established 1865 ; S. M. Pickler, editor and
publisher ; circulation J.
MISSOURI TEACHER ; monthly;
educational ; sixteen pages ; size of page
8x11; subscription 50 cents ; established 1880;
J. U. Barnard, editor and publisher.
KIRKWOOD, St. Louis Co., 2,000t
pop., on the Mo. Pacific Rd., 14 m. from St.
Louis, at the junction of the Carondalet
branch.
STAR REPUBLICAN; Fridays; re
publican ; eight pages ; size 30x44 ; subscrip-
tion $2 ; established 1878 ; R. B. Crossman, edi-
tor and publisher ; circulation K 1.
LA BELLE, Lewis Co., 600t pop.,
on Q. M. & P. Rd., 30 m. W. of Quincy, IlL
Grain, cattle and hog market.
JOURNAL.++
LA GRANGE, Lewis Co., 2,000t pop.
on Mississippi r. and St. Louis & Keokuk
Line Rd., 12 m. from Quincy, 111., and 2&
below Keokuk. Engaged in trade, manu-
factures and river commerce.
DEMOCRAT; Fridays; democratic;
four pages ; size 26x40 ; subscription $1 50 ;,
established 1872; R. M. Wallace, editor and
publisher ; circulation J.
LAMAR, C. H., Barton Co., l,050t
pop., 150 m. S. W. of Jefferson City and 40
from Fort Scott, Kansas.
BARTON CO. ADVOCATE; Fri
AMERICAN NEWSPAPER DIRECTORY,
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MISSOURI.
MISSOURI.
davs ; national ; four pages ; size 24x36 ;
subscription §1 ; established 1874 ; A. W. Baker,
editor ; T. S. Powell, publisher ; circulation
Kl.
INDEPENDENT; Fridays; democratic;
four pages ; size 24xM ; subscription $1 5U ;
established 1873; circulation K.
LANCASTER, C. H., Schuyler Co.,
1,(X)0+ pop., on Missouri, Iowa & Nebraska
Rd., 60 m. W. by N. of Keokuk, Iowa, and
140 N. by E. of Jefferson City. Engaged in
agi'iculture, tobacco and stock raising and
manufacturing. Wood, coal and water in
abundance.
EXCELiSIOR; Saturdays; democratic;
four pages ; size 24x36 ; subscription .§1 50 ;
established 1866 ; Henry A. Miller, editor and
publisher ; circulation K 1.
LA PLATA, Maco7i Co., 546 pop.,
on Northern division of St. Louis, Kansas
City and Northern Rd., 4:3 m. from Moberly
and 88 from Ottumwa, Iowa.
H03IE PRESS ; Saturdays ; four pages ;
size 22x:30 ; subscription $1 ; established 1876 ;
J. B. Thompson, editor and publisher ; circu-
lation K 1.
LATHROP, Clinton Co., 780t pop.,
on Kansas City division of Hannibal & St.
Joseph Rd., at crossing of Lexington and
St. Joseph branch of St. Louis, Kansas City
& Northern Rd., 38 m. N. of Kansas City.
In the centre of an agricultural countrj'.
MONITOR ; Fridays ; independent ;
eight pages ; size 26x40 ; subscription $1 50 ;
established 1871 ; Rufus Patch, editor and
publisher ; ciix-ulatiou K.
LEBANON, C. H., Laclede Co., 2,000t
pop., on Atlantic & Pacific Rd., 185 m. from
St. Louis and about 85 fi-om Jefferson City.
Engaged in agriculture and manufacturing.
A trade centre.
ANTIOIONOPOL.IST; Fridays ; green
back ; four pages ; size 25x38 ; subscription
$1 ; established 1873 ; Horace Addis, editor
and publisher ; circulation J 1.
JOURNAL ; Thursdays ; republican ; four
pages ; size 22x:32 ; subscription $1 ; estab-
lished 1873 ; Frank C. Wilson, editor ; Charles
M. Wilson, publisher ; circulation K K 1.
RUSTIC ; Fridays ; four pages ; size
22x32 ; subscription §1 50 ; established 1873 ;
John W. Armstrong, editor ; Rustic Co., pub-
lishers ; circulation K K.
WESTERN HONEY BEE ; monthly ;
bee-culture ; twenty pages octavo ; subscrip-
tion 50 cents ; established 1879 ; E. M. Harrison,
editor ; E. M. Harrison & Co., publishers.
LEXINGTON, C. H., La Fayette Co.,
4,373 pop., on Missouri r. and Lexington
branch of Missouri Pacific Rd., 120 m. from
Jefferson City. Engaged in agi-iculture,
manufacturing and river commerce. Coal
beds in vicinity ; large coal trade.
INTEL.L.IGENCER : Saturdays ; demo-
cratic ; four pages ; size 28x43 ; subscription
$2 ; established 1871 ; Alex. A. Lesueur, edi-
tor ; W. G. Musgi'ove, publisher ; circ'n .J 1.
EAFAYETTE CO. SENTINEL;
Tuesdays ; democratic ; four pages ; size
26x42 ; subscription SI 60 ; established 1876 ;
Sentinel Publishing Co., editors and publish-
ers : circulation K I.
MISSOURI THALBOTE; Saturdays;
German ; four pages ; size 28x40 ; subscription
$2 ; established 1ST2 : Albert Althoflf, editor
and publisher ; circulation K 1.
REGISTER; Thursdays; republican;
four pages ; size 26x40 ; subscription .S2 ; es-
tablished 1865 ; E. Turner and C. B. Wilson,
editors ; Register Publishing Co., publishers ;
circulation J 1.
LIBERTY, C. H., Clay Co., 2,500t
pop., on Kansas City division of Hannibal
& St. Joseph Rd., 15 m. from Kansas City.
Agricultirre and stock raising the chief in-
dustries. Manufacturing done here.
ADVANCE: Fridays ; democratic ;
four pages; size 26x40 ; subscription .$2 ; estab-
lished 1875 ; Thomas H. Frame, editor and
publisher ; circulation K 1.
TRIBUNE; Fridays; democratic; four
pages ; size 26x40 ; subscription .§2 ; estab-
lished 1846 ; Robert H. jVIlller, editor and pub-
lisher ; circulation J.
LINN, C. H., Osage Co., SOOf pop., 21
m. E. of Jefferson City and 12 from Missouri
Pacific Rd. Centre of an agricultural coun
try.
OSAGE CO. NEWS.+t
LINNEUS, C. H., Lmn Co., 2,000t
pop., about 10 m. N. W. of Brookfleld. In
an agricultiu'al section.
BULLETIN ; Thm-sdays ; democratic;
four pages ; size 25x:38 ; subscription SI 50 ;
established 1871 ; T. E. Brawner, editor ;
Brawner & Tyler, publishers ; circulation J l.
LOUISIANA, Pike Co., 6,234t pop.,
on Mississippi r., 26 m. below^ Hannibal and
115 N. of St. Louis. On Kansas City divi-
sion of Chicago & Alton and on Keokuk
& St. Louis Rd. Shipping point for
the produce from surrounding agricultu-
ral districts. Engaged in manufacturing.
JOURNAL ; Fridays; democratic; four
pages ; size 26x40 ; subscription $1 5*J ; estab
lished 1854 ; John T. Bell, editor and pub
Usher ; circulation J 1.
RIVERSIDE PRESS ; Thursdays; re-
publican ; four pages ; size 28x44 ; subscrip-
tion $1 50 ; established 18?2 ; Champ Clark,
editor and publisher ; circulation K 1.
MACON, C. H., Macon Co., 4,000t pop.,
on Hannibal & St. Joseph Rd., at crossing
of St. Louis, Kansas City & Northern Rd., 70
m. from Hannibal, 136 from St. Joseph and
169 from St. Louis. Centre of an agricul-
tural district. Engaged in manufacturing
and trade.
MACON CO. NEWS.++
NORTH MISSOURI REGISTER ;
Fridays ; democratic ; four pages ; size 26x40 :
subscription $1 50 ; established 1865 ; W. C. B.
Gillespie, editor; Gillespie & Steele, pub-
lishers ; circulation J.
REPUBLICAN; Thursdays; republi-
can ; four pages ; size 25x38 ; subscription
$1 50 ; established 1871 ; Jones & Brock, editors
and publishers ; circulation K 1.
MESSENGER OF PEACE ; bi week
ly ; baptist ; four pages ; size 24x35 ; subscrip-
tion SI 50 ; established 1874 ; Dr. J. E. Good-
son, editor and publisher ; circulation I 1.
MARBLE HILL, C. H., Bollinger
Co., 800+ pop., on St. Louis & Ii-on Mountain
Rd., 134 m. S. of St. Louis. Agriculture,
mining and lumber business are the chief
industries.
HERALD ; Thursdays ; democratic ; four
pages ; size 24x35 ; subscription SI 50 ; estab-
lished 1872 ; J. W. Bald\vin, editor and pub
Usher ; circulation K.
MARIONVILLE, Lawrence Co.,
near St. Louis & San Francisco Rd., 25 m.
E. of Pelrce City. An attractive town with
superior business advantages; seat of the
Marionville Collegiate Institute.
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MISSOURI.
SOUTHWEST MISSOURIAN^ Fri-
days ; four pages ; size 20x26 ; subscription
$1 25; establislied 1877; Ctiarles M. Bryson,
editor and publisher ; circulation K.
MARSHALL, C.H., Saline Co., 2,500t
pop., about 15 m. from Missouri i-., at two
almost opposite points, and about 87 W. by
N. of Jefferson City. On the C. & A. Rd.
Extension.
NEWS ; every evening except Sunday,
and WEERLiY, Wednesdays; four pages;
size— daily 20x26, weekly 24x35; subscription
—daily $5, weekly $1 ; established 1879 ; J. C.
Patterson, editor and publisher.
PIIOGRESS; every evening except Sun-
dav, and SAL.INE CO. PROGRESS,
Thursdays; democratic; four pages ; size-
daily 20x26, weekly 28x43 ; subscription— daily
$4, weekly $2 ; established— daily 1879, weekly
1865; Progress Printing Co., editors and pub-
lishers ; circulation— weekly J J.
SAEINE CO. DEMOCRAT ; Thurs
days ; democratic ; four pages ; size 28x42 ;
subscription $2 ; established 1872 ; C. A. Clark-
son, .editor ; J. H. Eakin & Co., publishers ;
circulation J 1.
SALINE CO. PROGRESS ; (see Pro-
gress).
MARSHFIELD, C. H., Webster Co.,
1,000+ pop., on Atlantic & Pacific Rd., 24 m.
N. E. of Springfield and 217 S. W. of St.
Louis. Surrounded by an agricultui-al and
mining country.
CHRONICLE; Fridays ; four pages ; size
26x40 ; subscription $1 50 ; established 1877 ; C.
C. Smith & Son., editors and publishers; cir-
culation K K.
DEMOCRAT ; Thursdays ; four pages ;
size 22x32 ; subscription $1 ; established 1870 ;
W. F. Rosser, editor and publisher ; circula-
tion K.
MARYVILLE, C. H., Nodaway Co.,
0,000-t- pop., on Maryville branch of Kansas
City, St. Joseph & Council Bluffs Rd. 45 m.
N. of St. Joseph. A farming region, suita-
ble for grain, hogs and cattle.
NODAWAY DEMOCRAT | Thurs
days ; democratic ; four pages ; size 29x44 ;
subscription $2; established 1869; Martin &
Todd, editors and publishers ; circulation
J Jl.
REPUBLICAN; Thursdays; republi-
can ; four pages ; size 29x44 ; subscription $2 ;
established 1870 ; Dunn & Condon, editors and
publishers ; circulation J 1.
MAYSVILLE, C. H., De Kalh Co.,
60^H- pop., 30 m. E. by N. of St. Joseph. En-
gaged in stock raising and agriculture.
DE KALB CO. REPUBLICAN;
Thursdays ; republican ; four pages ; size
26x40 ; subscription $1 50 ; established 1878 ;
circulation K 1.
REGISTER; Thursdavs ; democratic;
four pages ; size 26x40 ; subscription $1 .50 ;
established 1867 ; Henry E. Glazier, editor and
publisher ; circulation K 1,
MEMPHIS, C. H., Scotland Co., l,500t
pop., on Missouri, Iowa & Nebraska Rd.,
about 40 m. W. of Keokuk and 140 N. of
Jefferson City. Ships large quantities of
wool, and is surrounded by a farming and
stock-raising district.
CONSERVATIVE ; Thursdays ; demo-
cratic ; four pages; size 28x42; subscription
.$1 50 ; established 1866 ; John Gharky, editor
and publisher ; circulation K.
DEMOCRAT ; Thursdays ; democratic ;
four pages ; size 26x40 ; subscription $1 50 ; es-
tablished 1873 ; S. G. McDowell, editor and
publisher ; circulation K 1.
REVEILLE; Thursdays; republican;
MISSOURI.
four pages ; size 25x33 ; subscription $1 50 ; es-
tablished 1865; Cy. W. Jamison, editor and
publisher ; circulation J.
MEXICO, C. H., Audrain Co., 4,500t
pop., on Salt r. and St. Louis, Kansas City
& Northern Rd., at crossing of Louisiana
division of Chicago & Alton Rd., 108 m.
from St. Louis, and 52 from Jefferson City.
HERALD: every morning except Mon-
day ; independent ; four pages ; size 20x26 ;
subscription $5 ; established 1879 ; D. Reddlng-
ton, editor and publisher.
AUDRAIN CO. PRESS; Wednesdays;
four pages ; size 26x40 ; subscription $1 50 ;
established 1879; M. Y. Duncan, editor; C. A.
Keeton, publisher.
INTELLIGENCER; Fridays; demo-
cratic ; four pages ; size 28x40 ; subscription
$1 50 ; established 1872 ; J. E. Hutton, editor
and publisher ; circulation J 1.
LEDGER; Thursdays; democratic; four
pages ; size 28x40 ; subscription .$2 ; estab-
lished 1864 ; R. M. White, editor and publisher ;
circulation J .
UNION ; Wednesdays ; independent ; four
pages ; size 26x40 ; subscription $1 50 ; estab-
lished 1878 ; W. H. Day, editor and publisher ;
circulation K 1.
MIAMI, Saline Co., l,025t pop., on
Missovu'i r., 196 m. from St. Louis and 80 from
Kansas City. A strictly agricultural and
stock-raising section.
INDEX; Fridays ; democratic ; four
pages ; size 22x32 ; subscription $1 50 ; estab-
lished 1874 ; W. M. L. Irvine, editor ; H. E.
Smith, publisher ; circulation K.
MIDDLETOWN, Montgomery Co.,
500+ pop. ; agricultural.
NORTH MISSOURI SENTINEL ;
Thursdays ; independent ; four pages ; size
22x30 ; subscription $1 ; established 1879 ; Wil-
liam W. H. Jackman, editor and publisher.
MILAN, C. H., Sullivan Co., l.OOOf
pop., 31 m. N. of Hannibal & St. Joseph Rd.,
at Laclede, and 35 N. E. of Chillicothe.
REPUBLICAN; Fridays; republican;
four pages ; size 26x40 ; subscription $1 50 ;
established 1875 ; D. M. Puterbaugh, editor
and publisher ; circulation J.
SULLIVAN STANDARD; Fridays;
democratic ; four pages ; size 26x40 ; subscrip-
tion $1 50 ; established 1872 ; Lucien Cover,
editor and publisher ; circulation K 1.
MOBERLY, Randolph Co., 7,000t
pop., at the junction of five railroads. Lo-
cation of railroad machine shops.
HEADLIGHT ; every evening except
Sunday, and WEEKLY, Thursdays ; in-
dependent ; four pages ; size — daily 22x30,
weekly 24x36 ; subscription — weekly f 1 50 ;
established— daily 1873, weekly 1872 ; William
Maynard, editor and publisher ; circulation-
daily K, weekly K K.
MONITOR; every evening except Sun-
day, and WEEKLY, Thursdays ; four
pages ; size— daily 24x35, weekly 26x40 ; sub-
scription—daily $6, weekly $1 50 ; established
—daily 1873, weekly 1869 ; G. B. Kelly and
Robert Freeman, editors and publishers ; cir-
culation—daily K, weekly J.
MONROE CITY, Monroe Co., l.OOOf
pop., on Hannibal & St. Joseph & Mo.,
Kansas & Pacific Rds., 30 m. W. of Hanni-
bal and 20 N. E. of Paris.
NEWS ; Saturdays ; democratic ; eight
pages ; size 26x40 ; subscription $1 25 ; estab-
lished 1875; James M. Johnston, editor and
publisher ; circulation K.
MONTGOMERY CITY, Mont-
gomery Co., 1,800+ pop., on St. Louis, Kansas
City & Northern Rd., 80 m. from St. Louis.
AMERICAN NEWSPAPER DIRECTORY,
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MISSOURI.
Centre of trade. Best business point in
county.
MONTGOMERY STANDARD; Fri
days ; democratic ; four pages ; size 26x40 ;
subscription $1 50; established 1869; A. O.
Sanders, publisher ; circulation J.
RA Y ; Fridays ; republican ; four pages ;
size 24x35 ; subscription $1 50 ; established
18T1 ; L. A. Thompson, editor and publisher ;
circulation K.
MONTICELLO, C. H., Leivis Co., 500t
pop., 12 m, from Canton. Milling and wagon
making.
LEWIS CO. JOURNAL,; Fridays;
democratic ; eight pages ; size 26x4<J ; subscrip-
tion $1; established 1879; Orcutt & Bumbar-
ger, editors and publishers.
MOUND CITY, Bolt Co., soot pop.,
on Nodaway Valley Rd. Heavy shipping
point for stock and grain.
NEWS; Fridays ; independent ; eight
pages ; size 26x40 ; subscription $1 50 ; estab-
lished 1879 ; G. J. & J. W. Spencer, editors and
publishers.
MOUNT VERNON, C. H., Law-
rence Co., 800+ pop., about 10 m. from St.
Louis ind San Francisco Rd., and 32 W. of
Springfield. Its industries are agriculture,
stock raising and fruit growing.
FOUNTAIN AND JOURNAL.;
Thursdays ; republican ; four pages ; size
24x35 ; subscription §1 ; established 1867 ; Eu-
phrates Boucher, editor and publisher; cir-
culation J.
LAWRENCE CHIEFTAIN ; Thurs
days ; democratic ; four pages ; size 22x32 ;
subscription §1 ; established 1876 ; Cecil &
Bro., editors and publishers ; circulation K 1.
NEOSHO, C. H., Newton Co., 2,000t
pop., on St. Louis & San Francisco and
Kansas City, Joplin & Little Rock Rds., 73
m. S. W. of Springfield ; in the newly-dis-
covered lead regions of South-west Missouri.
Surrounded bj' an agi'icultural district, and
engaged in manufacturing and trade.
MINER AND MECHANIC; every eve
ning except Sunday, and WEEKLY, Sat-
urdays ; daily four pages, weekly eight pages ;
size— daily 20x26, weekly 26x40; subscription
—daily §5, weekly .SI 50; established— daUy
1879, weekly 1873 ; H. J. Curtice, editor and
publisher ; circulation— weekly K 1.
JOURNAL; Saturdays; non-partisan;
four pages ; size 25x38 ; subscription $1 50 ;
established 1866 ; T. L. Harrison, editor and
publisher ; circulation K 1.
TIMES; Thursdays; democratic; four
pages ; size 26x40 ; subscription $1 50 ; estab-
lished 1869 ; Sevier & Stockton, editors and
publishers ; circulation K 1.
NEVADA, C. H., Vernon Co., 2,000t
pop., on Sedalia division of Missouri, Kan-
sas & Texas Rd., 90 m. from Sedalia, 90 S. of
Kansas City, and 20 E. of Fort Scott, Kan.
LEDGER; Fridays; republican; eight
pages ; size 26x40 ; subscription SI 50 ; estab-
lished 1874 ; Nat. G. Bai'ter, editor and pub-
lisher ; circulation K.
VERNON CO. DEMOCRAT ; Fri
days ; democratic ; four pages ; size 28x44 ;
subscription $2 ; established 1872 ; W. R.
Crockett & Co., editors and publishers ; cir-
culation J.
NEW FLORENCE, Montgomery
Co., 750+ pop., on St. Louis & Kansas City
Rd., 76 m. from St. Louis. A thriving town
and a trade centre.
OPTIC; Thursdays; independent; four
MISSOURI.
pages ; size 22x31 ; subscription ,§1 25 ; estab
lished 1877 ; R. H, Mansfield, editor and pub-
lisher ; circulation K.
NEW LONDON, C. H., Halls Co.,
410 pop., on Salt r., 10 m. S. of Hannibal.
Surrounded by a fertile agricultural dis-
trict, and rapidlj' Increasing in population.
RALLS CO. GUIDE; Wednesdays;
democratic ; four pages ; size 26x40 ; sub
scription .$1 ; established 1879 ; Frazer & Mitch-
ell, editors and publishers.
RALLS CO. RECORD; Wednesdays;
democratic ; four pages ; size 2ox38 ; subscrip-
tion $1 ; established 1865 ; Thomas R. Dodge,
editor ; Dodge & Mayhall, publishers ; circu
lation J 1.
NEW MADRID, C. H., New Madrid
Co., 855+ pop., on Mississippi r., about 40 m.
S. by W. of Cairo, 111. Has considerable
river commerce.
RECORD-TRIBUNE ; Fridays ; dem
ocratic ; four pages ; size 22x31 ; subscription
SI 50 ; established 1867; Allen & Jones, editors
and publishers ; circulation K.
SOUTHEAST CHRONICLE; Wed
nesdays ; democratic ; four pages ; size 24x.35 ;
subscription SI 50 ; established 1879 ; Mathew-
son & Franklin, editors and publishers.
NORBORNE, Carroll Co., SOOf pop.,
4 m. from Missouri r., on St. Louis, Kansas
City & Northern Rd., and 50 from Kan-
sas City. A good corn and wheat-growing
section, and a shipping point for cattle and
corn.
INDEPENDENT; Fridays; four pages;
size 26x40 ; subscription S2 ; established 1876 ;
A. E. Macoubrie, editor and publisher ; circu-
lation K.
NORTH SPRINGFIELD, Greeiie
Co., 1,5IX)+ pop., on St. Louis & San Fran-
cisco Rd., 241 m. S. W. of St. Louis. Con-
tains the railroad machine shops and a cot-
ton and 'ivoolen factory.
SOUTH-WESTER; Saturdays; four
pages ; size 20x26 ; subscription §1 50 ; estab-
1 lished 1876 ; W. H. B. Trantham, editor and
publisher ; circulation K.
OREGON, C. H., Holt Co., l,200t pop.,
2}4 111- fi'om Missouri r., and about 25 in a
direct line from St. Joseph, 2 from Kansas
City, St. Joseph & Council Bluffs Rd., and
100 from Omaha. Agricultural region and
trade centre. Some manufacturing done.
HOLT CO. PRESS; Saturdays; demo-
cratic ; four pages ; size 26x40 ; subscription
SI 50 ; established 1876 ; J. M. Hasness, editor ;
Hasness & Co., publishers ; circulation K K.
HOLT CO. SENTINEL; Fridays; re
publican ; four pages ; size 26x40 ; subscrip-
tion 81 50 ; established 1865 ; W. W. Daven-
port, editor and publisher ; circulation J.
OSCEOLA, C. H., St. Clair Co., SOCf
pop., on Osage r., 132 m. from Jefferson City
and 60 S. by W. of Sedalia. The Osage r. is
navigable for boats to this point.
SUN; Thursdays ; democratic ; four
pages ; size 24x35 ; subscription .$1 25 ; estab-
lished 1876 ; L. M. Reese, editor and publisher;
circulation K 1.
VOICE OF THE PEOPLE; Tuesdays;
gi'eenback ; four pages ; size 24x35 ; subscrip-
tion SI ; established 1878 ; J. S. Smith, editor
and publisher.
OZARK, C. H., Christian Co., 500t
pop., 15 m. S. E. of Springfield. Surrounded
by a fruit and tobacco-growing and farm-
ing country.
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GEO. P. ROWELI. & CO'S
MISSOURI.
MONITOR AND L.EADER; Satur
• lays ; democratic ; four pages ; size 24x34 ;
suJbscription $1 50 ; established 1869 ; James
R. Bell, editor and publisher ; circulation K.
REPUBLICAN; Fridays; republican;
four pages ; size 22x1% ; subscription $1 ; es-
tablished 1876; Mat. Sims, editor and publish-
er ; circulation K.
PALMYRA, C. H., Marion Co.,
4,000+ pop., on Hannibal & St. Joseph Rd.,
at junction of Quincy branch, 12 m. from
Qulncy. A;?riculture, manufactures and
trade carried on.
MARION CO. DEMOCRAT; Thurs
days ; democratic ; four pages ; size 26x40 ;
subscription $1 50 ; established 1872 ; Eugene
P. Moore^editor and publisher ; circ'n K K 1.
SPECTATOR ; Fridays ; democratic ;
four pages ; size 28x42 ; subscription $2 ; es-
tablished 1839 ; J. Sosey, editor and pub-
lisher ; circulation K 1.
PARIS, C. H., Monroe Co., l,450t pop.,
( )n Hannibal & Central Missouri division of
Toledo, Wabash & "Western Rd., 40 m. W. S.
W. of Hannibal. Surrounded by a farming
district.
MERCURY ; Tuesdays ; democratic ;
tour pages ; size 29x44 ; subscription $1 50 ;
established 1844 ; A. G. Mason and T. P.
Bashaw, editors ; Mercury Printing Co., pub-
lishers ; circulation J 1.
MONROE CO. APPEAL,; Fridays;
democratic ; four pages ; size 25x38 ; sub
scription $1 50 ; established 1868 ; Rodes &
Blanton, editors and publishers ; circ'n J 1.
PEIRCE CITY, Lawrence Co., l.OOOt
pop., on Atlantic & Pacific Rd., at junction
of Memphis, Carthage & North-western Rd.,
50 m. from Springfield and 27 from Carthage.
EMPIRE; Thursdays; four pages ; size
22x30 ; subscription $1 ; established 1875 ;
Thos. Carlin, editor and publisher ; circula-
tion K K. The " Empire" is the leading Re-
puhlican paper of Lawrence, Barry and
Newton counties.
RECORD ; Saturdays ; democratic ; eight
pages ; size 26x40 ; subscription $1 50 ; estab-
lished 1875 ; J. C. Smith, editor and publisher ;
circ-ulation K.
IMMIGRANT.S' GUIDE; monthly;
four pages ; size 22x30 ; subscription 50 cents ;
established 1878 ; Thomas Carlin, editor and
publisher ; an advertising sheet ; issued from
the office of the Empire.
PERRYVILLE, C. H., Ferry Co.,
1,000+ pop., about 12 m. from Mississippi r.
and 85 S. of St. Louis.
UNION ; Fridays ; democratic ; four
pages ; size 24x35 ; subscription $1 50 ; estab-
lished 1862 : Wm. H. Booth, editor and pub-
lisher ; circulation K 1.
PINEVILLE, C. H., McDonald Co.,
200+ pop., on Elk r. In a pinery district.
NEWS ; Saturdays ; democratic ; four
pages ; size 20x26 ; subscription $1 ; estab-
lished 1874 ; Elzey & Cox, editoi's and publish-
ers ; circulation K.
PILOT ; Fridays; four pages ; size 24x35 ;
subscription $\ ; established 1879 ; R. P.
Walsh, editor and publisher.
PLATTE CITY, C. H., Platte Co.,
900+ pop., on Platte r., 7 m. from Missouri r.
and 20 N. by W. of Kansas City.
LANDMARK.; Fridays; democratic;
four pages ; size 28x42 ; subscription $1 .50 ;
established 1865 ; Park & McCluer, editors and
publishers ; circulation J.
PLATTE CO. ADVOCATE; Fridays;
four pages ; size 24x36 ; subscription $1 25 ;
established 1874 ; J. M. Cockrill, publisher ;
circulation K 1.
MISSOURI.
PLATTSBURG, C. H., cmuon Co.y
1,700+ pop., on S. W. division of Chicago,
Rock Island & Pacific Rd., at intersection
of Lexington & St. Joseph branch of St.
Louis, Kansas City & Northern Rd., 28 m.
S. E. of St. Joseph, 33 from Kansas City, 37
from Leavenworth.
CLINTON CO. REGISTER; Fridays ;
democratic ; four pages ; size 26x40 ; subscrip-
tion $1 50 ; established 1866 ; Thomas &
Thomas, editors and publishers ; circ'n J J.
LEVER ; Fridays ; democratic ; four
pages ; size 31x48 ; subscription $3 ; estab-
lished 1873 ; John M. McMichael, editor and
publisher ; circulation J 1.
PURIFIER; Thursdays; democratic;
four pages ; size 28x44 ; subscription $2 ; es-
tablished 1880 ; Nesbitt & Barton, editors and
publishers.
PLEASANT HILL, Cass Co., 2,554
pop., on Missouri Pacific Rd., 37 m. S. E. of
Kansas City and 248 from St. Louis. En-
gaged in manufacturing.
REVIEW ; Fridays ; democratic ; four
pages ; size 24x35 ; subscription $1 50 ; estab-
lished 1866 ; James F. Bennett, editor and
publisher ; circulation K 1.
WESTERN DISPATCH ; Wednes-
days ; four pages ; size 22x31 ; subscription
$1 50 ; established 1872 ; E. Cameron & Son,
editors and publishers ; circulation K 1.
POPLAR BLUFF, C. H., Butler
Co., 1,000+ pop.
CITIZEN; Fridays; eight pages; size
26x40 ; subscription $1 50 ; established 1869 ;
Thomas M. Jolinson, editor and publisher;
circulation K.
SOUTHEAST MISSOURIAN ; Thurs
days ; democratic ; four pages ; size 26x40 ;
subscription $1 25 ; established 1879 ; Kelly &
Harper, editors; Josiah Harper & Co., pub-
lishers.
POTOSI, C. H., Washington Co., l.OOOf
pop., on Potosi branch of Iron Mountain
Rd., 65 m. from St. Louis. Extensively en-
gaged in the lumber trade. Rich mines of
iron and lead are worked in the vicinity.
INDEPENDENT; Thursdays ; four
ages ; size 26x40 ; subscription $2 ; estab-
ished 1873 ; Frank Harris, editor and pub-
lisher ; circulation K.
PRINCETON, C. H., Mercer Co.,
1,000+ pop., on Grand r. and on the line of
the South-western branch of Chicago, Rock
Island & Pacific Rd., about 45 m. N. of
Chillicothe.
ADVANCE; Thursdays; democratic;
four pages ; size 26x40 ; subscription $1 50 ;
established 1856 ; W. L. Robertson, editor and
publislier • circulation K 1.
TELEGRAPH ; Thursdays ; republican ;
four pages ; size 26x40 ; subscription $1 25 ;
established 1873 ; L. W. Brannon, editor and
publisher ; circulation K 1.
RICHLAND, Pulaski Co., 500t pop.,
on St. Louis & San Francisco Rd. A stock-
raising district.
SENTINEL; Fridays; democratic; four
ages ; size 21x28 ; subscription $1 ; estab-
ished 1872 ; Stewart & Bro., editors and pub-
lisher ; circulation K.
RICHMOND, C. H., Ray Co., 2,500t
pop., about 7 m. from Missouri r. and 40 E.
by N. of Kansas City, on branch of St. Louis,
Kansas City & Northern Rd., 68 m. from St.
Joseph. Surrounded by an agricultural dis-
trict. It has large mercantile and manufac-
turing interest.
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AMERIC^VN NKW8PAPER DIRECTORY.
J IS
MISSOURI.
CONSERVATOR; Fridays; demo-
cratic ; eight pages ; size 25x38 ; subscription
$1 5<) ; established 1854 ; Jacob T. Child, editor
and publisher ; circulation J.
DE>IOCRAT; Thursdays; democratic;
four pages; size 28x44; subscription $1 50;
established 1873; T. D. Bogle, editor and
publisher ; circulation J.
ROCHEPORT, Boone Co., l,000t
pop., on Missouri r. at mouth of Moniteau
creek. Has two large flouring mills, two
tobacco factories, etc.
C03I3IERCAL.; Fridays; four pages ;
size 22x3(); subscription §1 50; established
1879 ; Jacob Mitchell, editor and publisher.
ROCK PORT, C. H., Atchison Co.,
1,000+ pop., about 8 m. E. of Missouri r., 60
N. "W. of St. Joseph, and 4 from Kansas City,
St. Joseph & Council Bluffs Rd. Centre of
an agricultural region.
ATCHISON CO. JOURNAL.; Satur
•days ; republican ; eight pages ; size :30x44 ;
subscription $1 50 ; established 1863 ; Dopf &
McCreary, editors and publishers ; circula-
tion K 1.
ATCHISON DEMOCRAT; Thurs
days ; democratic ; four pages ; size 26x40 ;
subscription $1 50 ; established 1876 ; Burt
Venable, editor and publisher ; ctrc'n K 1.
DE3IOCRATIC MAIL. ; Thursdays ;
democratic; four pages; size 24x36; subscrip-
tion SI 50 ; established 1878 ; Van Pelt & Blake,
editors and publishers ; circulation K 1.
ROLL A, C. H., Phelps Co., 2,r,oot pop.,
on Atlantic & Pacific Rd., 113 m. W. S. W. of
St. Louis. Situated in an ii-ou mining dis-
trict. Several smelting furnaces in the
vicinity. State mining school located here.
MISSOURI.
fi
HERALD ; Thursdays ; democratic ; four
ages ; size 26x40 ; subscription SI 50 ; estab-
ished 1S66: H. S. Herbert, editor and pub-
lisher ; circulation K 1.
NEW ERA ; Saturdays ; independent ;
four pages ; size 26x40 ; subscription SI 50 ;
established 1875 ; Wallbridge J. Powell, editor
and publisher ; circulation J.
ST. CHARLES, C. H., St. Charles
Co., 7,0(XH'Pop., on IVIissouri r., at crossing of
St. Louis, Kansas City & Northern Rd., 20
m. from St. Louis. Engaged in woolen and
other manufactures, and a place of active
business. Mines of coal are worked in the
vicinity.
COSMOS ; "Wednesdays ; independent ;
four pages ; size 28x44 ; subscription S2 ; es-
tablished 18:36 ; Wm. A. McHeniy, editor and
publisher ; circulation K 1.
DE3IOKRAT; Thursdays; German; in-
dependent ; four pages ; size 29x4:3; subscrip-
tion S2; established 1852; J. H. & W. A.
Bode, editors and publishers ; circulation J 1.
NEWS; Saturdays; eight pages; size
30x44 ; subscription S2 : established 1866 ; P. A.
Farley, editor and publisher ; circulation K 1.
ST. GENEVIEVE, C. H., St. Gen-
evieve Co., 1,521 pop., on Mississippi r., 60 m.
below St. Louis. Shipping point for the
products of the iron works at Iron Moun-
tain. Large quantities of white sand are
exported from here to be used in the manu-
facture of glass. Fruit culture, and wine
making carried on to a considerable ex-
tent.
FAIR PLAY.++
FREIE BLAETTER; Thursdays; Ger-
man ; four pages ; size 2:3x:3:3 ; subscription S2 ;
established 1876 ; Franz Klein, editor and pub-
lisher: circulation K.
ST. JOSEPH, C. H., Buchanan Co.,
30,000+ pop., on Missouri r., at terminus of
several important Rds., 206 m. from Hanni-
bal and 275 from St. Louis.
EVENING NEWS; every evening ex-
cept Sunday, and WESTERN NEWS,
Sundays ; four pages ; size— daily 18x25, Sun-
day 26x'R) ; subscription— Sunday $1 ; estab-
lished 1878 : A. Royal, publisher.
GAZETTE; everj' morning except Mon-
day, and WEEKLY, Thursdays; demo-
cratic ; four pages ; size 28x4:3 ; subscription
— daily §9, weekly §1 25 ; established 1845 ;
Charles B. Wilkinson, editor; Gazette Pub-
lishing Co., publishers ; circulation — daily
1 1, weekly H.
HERALD; every morning except Mon-
day, and DOLLAR HERALD, Thurs
days ; repuljlican ; four pages ; size — daily
28x44, weekly 28x45 ; subscription — tlaily $9,
weekly $1 ; established 1862 ; Frank M. Tracy,
editor and manager ; Herald Co., publishers ;
circulation — daily 1 1, weekly H 1.
VOLKSBLATT ; every evening except
Sunday, and WEEKLY, Saturdays; Ger-
man; republican; four pages: size— daily 26x40,
weekly 30x45 ; subscription— daily $9, weekly
g2 ; established— daily 1860, weekly 1859 : H.
W. Kastor, editor ; H. Brunsing & Co., pub-
lishers ; circulation — daily K, weekly J 1. A
Sunday edition, four pages size 19x26, is
issued, in which no advertisements are in-
serted.
DOLLAR HERALD ; (see Herald).
GOOD WAY; Saturdays ; Primitive
Christianity ; eight pages ; size 26x.38 ; sub-
scription SI 25 ; established 1878 ; J. W.
Caughlan, editor and publisher.
SATURDAY DEMOCRAT ; Satur
days; democratic: eight pages; size .32x46;
subscription $2; established 1879; G. E. King,
editor and publisher.
TEMPERANCE BUGLE AND
STANDARD; Wednesdays; temperance;
eight pages; size 26x.38; subscription $1 50;
established 18T8 ; J. W. Caughlan, editor and
publisher.
WESTERN NEW^S; (see Evening News).
ST. LOUIS, C. H., St. Louis Co., pop.,
—by census of 1870, 310,864, by estimate,
450,000 ; on Mississippi r., about 20 m. below
the mouth of Missouri r. The great metrop-
olis of the West, and centre of trade and
commerce of the two great rivers and their
tributaries. Steamboats ply between St.
Louis and almost all of the cities and towns
in the West and North-west that can be
reached by water communication. Rail-
roads connect, east and west, with all the
principal cities in the United States.
AMEKTKA: every morning except Sun-
day, WEEKliY, Wednesdays, and SONN-
TAGSBLATT, Sundays; German ; daily
four pages, weekly and Sunday eight pages ;
size— daily 25x36, weekly and Sunday 32x47 ;
subscription— daily (Including Sunday) $6,
weekly S2, Sunday S2 ; established 1872 ; Ger-
man Literary Society, editors and publishers;
circulation— daily G, weekly E 1. Sunday G 1.
ANZEIGER DES WESTENS; every
morning, and WEEKLY, Wednesdays;
German ; independent ; dailv four pages,
weekly eight pages, Sunday twelve pages;
size— daily 29x46, weekly 36x48, Sunday (size
of page) 18x24 ; subscription— daily SIO, week-
ly S2, Sunday .$2 ; established 18:34 : Carl Daen-
zer, editor ; Anzeiger Association, publishers ;
circ'n— daily F. Sunday F 1, weekly F F 1.
GLOBE-DEMOCRAT; every morn
ing, SE3I I- WEEKLY, Tuesdaj's and
Fridays, and WEEKLY, Thursdays; re-
publican ; eight pages ; size 36x47 ; subscrip-
tion—daily S12, semi-weekly S3, weekly SI,
Svmday S2 ; established 1852; Globe Print-
ing Co., editors and publishers ; circulation-
daily C, semi-weekly J 1, weekly C 1,
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GEO. P. ROWELL & CO'S
MISSOURI.
HOTEI.. REPORTER; every morning
except Sunday ; four pages ; size 19x25 ; sub-
scription $15; establislied 1879; David Ed-
wards & Co., editors and publisiiers.
Ml!!?JSOlTRT REPUBLICAN; every
morning, TRI-WEEKL Y, Mondays, Wed-
nesdays and Fridays, and W E E K Li Y,
Thursdays ; democratic ; eiglit pages ; size
of page 17x23; subscription— daily $12, tri-
vv^eekly $5, weeltly $1 ; established— daily 1830,
weekly 1823; George Knapp& Co., editors and
publishers; circulation — daily E, tri-weekly
J, weekly C 1.
POST-DISPATCH ; every evening ex-
cept Sunday, and VVEEK.1j Y, Thursdays ;
democratic ; eight pages ; size— daily 31x44,
weekly 37x52 ; subscription— daily $9, weeklj'
$1 ; established 1878 ; Joseph Pulitzer, editor ;
Dispatch Publishing Co., publishers ; circu-
lation—daily G Gr 1.
TIMES; every morning, TRI-WEEK-
liY, Tuesdays, Thursdays and Saturdays,
and WEEKLiY, Thursdays; democratic;
eight pages ; size 34x46 ; subscription— daily,
with Sunday $10, tri-weekly $4, weekly $1,
Sunday $2 ; established 1866 ; J. H. R. Cundiflf,
editor and publisher ; circulation— daily G 1,
triweekly J, weeklv F, Sunday G 1.
VVESTIiTCHE"POST; every morning,
and WEEK.l.iY, Wednesdays; German;
republican ; daily four pages, weekly six
pages ; size— daily and Sunday 29x46, weekly
(size of page) 23x28; subscription — daily $10,
weekly $2, Sunday $2 ; established 1857 ;
Plate, Olshausen & Co., editors and publish-
ers ; circulation — daily F, weekly F ; thti
Mississippi Blaetter, eight pages, size 26x32,
is issued as a supplement to the Sunday edi-
tion.
AMERICAN BAPTIST FLAG;
Wednesdays ; baptist ; eight pages ; size 31x44 ;
subscription $2 ; established 1875 ; Rev. D. B.
Ray, D. D., editor and publisher ; circ'n G.
CARONDELET ADVERTISER
(Soutli St. Louis) ; Satui-days ; four pages ; size
24x35; subscription $3; established 1880; R.
H. Robbins, editor and publisher.
CENTRAL. BAPTIST: Thursdays;
baptist; eight pages; size 31x44; subscription
$2; established 1866; William Ferguson, J.
C. Armstrong and J. G. Lemen, edit^irs ; Wil-
liam Ferguson, publisher; circulation G 1.
CENTRAL CHRISTIAN ADVO-
CATE; Wednesdays; methodist; eight
pages ; size 34x46 ; subscription $2 20 ; estab-
lished 1857 ; Benj. St. James Fry, D. D., editor;
Hitchcock & Walden, publishers ; circ'n F.
CENTRAL LAW JOURNAL; Fri
days ; twenty -four pages ; size of page 7x11 ;
subscription $5 ; established 1873 ; John D.
Lawson, editor ; Wm. H. Stevenson, pub-
lisher : circulation H H.
CHRISTIAN: Thursdays; Christian;
eight pages ; size 33x45 ; subscription $2 ; es-
tablished 1863; J. H. Garrison and J. H.
Smart, editors ; Christian Publishing Co.,
publishers ; circulation G 1.
CHRISTIAN ADVOCATE; Wednes
days : metln)dist ; eight pages ; size 32x44 ;
subscription $2 50; established 1854; Rev. D.
R. McAnnally, editor ; South- Western Book
Publishing Co., publishers ; Logan D. Dame-
ron, business manager ; circulation E.
COLMAN'S RURAL AVORLD ; Thurs
days; agricultu-
ral; eight pages; size
1 30x43; subscription
l5 $1 50; established
4|| 184S ; Norman J. Col
man,editor and pub-
lisher ; circulation
Gl.
COMMERCIAL GAZETTE: Thurs
davs ; commercial ; four pages ; size 30x48 ;
subscription $2 ; established 1866 ; Thomas &
Stone, editors and publishers ; circulation X.
MISSOURI.
C:UMBERLAND PRESBYTERI-
AN; (see Nashville, Tenn.)
DER HEROLD DES GLAUBENS;
Wednesdays ; German ; catholic ; eight pages;
size 31x45; subscription $2 50; established
1850 ; German Printing and Publishing Asso-
ciation, editors and publishers ; circ'n F.
DIE ABENDSCHULE; Fridays; Ger-
man ; sixteen pages ; size 26x36 ; suliscription
$2 ; established 1854 ; L. Lange, editor and pub-
lisher ; does not insert advertisements.
DRY GOODS AND GROCERY RE-
PORTER; Saturdays; commercial; one
hundred and thirty-two pages ; size of page
4x6; subscription $3 ; established 1872; H. F.
Zider, editor and publisher ; circulation 1 1.
GROCER ; Thursdays ; commercial ;
sixty pages; size of page 9x12; subscription
$1 50 ; established 1878 ; A. D. Cunningnam,.
editor and publisher ; circulation H H.
HANDELS-ZEITUNG ; Mondays ; Ger-
man ; commercial ; four pages ; size 22x28 ;
subscription $2; established 1879; J. G. Ru-
dolph, editor and publisher ; circulation J J.
HILDRETH'S WEEKLY; Satur
davs ; eight pages ; size 28x42 ; subscription
$2 "50; established 1880; Hugh R. Hildrethi
Printing Co., editors and publishers.
INTERIOR; (see Chicago, 111.)
JEWISH TRIBUNE; Fridays; Jew
ish ; eight pages ; size 23x32 ; subscription
$2 50 ; established 1879 ; M. Spitz, editor and
publisher.
JOURNAL OF AGRICULTURE
AND FARMER; Thursdays; agricultu-
ral ; eight pages ; size 31x45 ; subscription $1 ;
established 1861 ; Phil. Chew, editor ; Journal
of Agriculture Co., publishers ; circ'n DDL
JOURNAL OF COMMERCE; Satur
days ; commercial ; mechanics ; sixteen
pages ; size of page 11x15 ; subscription $3 ; es-
tablished 1857 ; M. Watson, editor ; Journal of
Comnaerce Co., publishers ; circulation X.
Sicorn circulation exceeds 11, .500 copies. The-
only manufacturing and trade paper in the
United States admitted in class of papers
whose circulation exceeds 10,CO0 copies.
LAECHERLICH; Saturdays ; German ;.
comic ; eight pages ; size 22x32 ; subscription
$1 50 ; established 1879.
LE PATRIOTE; Thursdays; French;
eight pages ; size of page 14x19 ; subscription
.«!2 ; established 1878 ; Karl Melite, editor ; Le
Patriote Publishing Co., publishers; circula-
tion J ].
MISSISSIPPI BLAETTER; (see
TVestlicfie Post).
NATIONAL TRIBUNE; Sundays; re
publican ; four pages ; size 19x25 ; subscrip-
tion $2 ; established 1876 ; J. W. Wilson, edi-
tor and publisher ; circulation J J.
OBSERVER; Thursdays; Cumberland
Presbyterian ; eight pages ; size 30x44 ; sub-
scription $2 ; established 1877 ; Rev. W. Benton
Farr, editor ; W. B. Farr & Co., publishers ;
circulation H H.
PRESBYTERIAN; Fridays; presbyte-
rian ; eight pages ; size 33x46 ; subscription $2;
established 1866 ; Rev. Robert P. Farris and
Rev. A. Shotwell, editors ; Presbyterian Pub-
lishing Co., publishers ; circulation H.
SONNTAGSBLATT DER AMERI-
ML A ; (see Amerika).
SPIRIT ; Sundays ; eight pages ; size
26x39 ; subscription $1 25 ; established 1878 ;
S. H. Burt, editor and publisher ; circ'n 1 1.
WESTERN TRADE JOURNAL;
Saturdays ; commercial ; four pages ; size
26x40 ; subscription $3 ; established 1869 ; Geo»
W. Briggs, editor and publisher; an adver-
tisiner sheet.
WESTERN WATCHMAN; Satur
days ; catholic ; eiglit pages ; size 30x43 ; sub-
scription $2 50 ; established 1869 ; Rev. D. S.
Phelan, editor ; M. H. Phelan, publisher ; cir-
culation H 1. 3Iost popular Catholic paper
of the West.
DER LUTHERANER; semi monthly p
German ; lutheran ; eight pages ; size 22xS) ;
subscription $1 50 ; established 1845 ; Theo-
logical Professors of Concordia Seminary of
Lutheran Synod of Missouri, editors and pub-
lishers ; does not insert advertisements.
AMERICAN NEWSPAPER DIRECTORY.
215
MISSOURI.
MEDICAL AND SURGICAL.
JOUllNALi? semi-monthly; medical ; one
hundred and thirty-two pages octavo ; sub-
scription S3 ; established 1&43 ; Thomas F.
Rumbold, M. D., editor and publisher ; circu-
lation 1 1.
MILiIjER; semi-monthly; commercial;
sixteen pages ; size of page 13x17 ; subscrip-
tion S2 ; established 1879 ; Thomas & Stone,
editors and publishers.
NATIONAL PKOHIBITIONIST.++
A3IERICAN JOURNAL OF EDU-
CATION; monthly; educational ; sixteen
pages ; size of page lUxl4 ; subscription §1 60 ;
established 1867 ; J. B. Merwln, editor and
publisher ; circulation F 1 ; issued simulta-
neously at Chicago, 111. ; Atchison, Kans. ;
Monroe, La. ; Jackson, Miss. ; Kirksville, Mo. ;
St. Louis, Mo. ; Springfield, Mo. ; Nashville,
Tenn., and Houston, Tex.
AMERICAN MEDICAL JOUR-
NAL; monthly; medical; forty-eight pages
octavo ; subscription $2 ; established 1873 ;
Geo. C. Pitzer, M. D., editor and publisher ;
circulation J.
BREWER.t+
CHRISTIAN MONITOR; monthly;
evangelical ; flftv-two pages octavo ; sub-
scription $2 ; established 1862 ; Mrs. M. M. B.
Goodwin and Mrs. S. E. Smart, editors ; Chris-
tian Publishing Co.. publishers ; circ'n 1 1.
CH URCH NEWS ; monthly ; episcopal ;
twelve pages ; size 21x28 ; subscription $1 ;
established 1870 ; edited by the Bishop of
Missouri ; published by a Lay Publi.'^hing
Committee ; circulation J 1.
CLINICAL RECORD; monthly ;med
ical ; fifty-six pages ; size of page 7x10 ; sub-
scription $2 ; established 1874 ; William B.
Hazard, M. D., editor : Wm. B. Hazard, M. D.,
and C. A. S. Harris, publishers ; circulaion J 1.
CLINICAL REVIEW; monthly ; hom-
oeopathic ; sixty-four pages octavo ; subscrip-
tion $2 ; established 1878 ; Philo G. Valentine,
A. M., M. D., editor and publisher ; circ'n K 1.
ECLECTIC MEDICAL JOURNAL;
monthly ; medical ; sixty pages octavo ; sub-
scription $2 ; established 1874 ; George H.
Field, M. D., editor ; Eclectic Medical Journal
Co., publishers ; circulation J.
EL COMERCIO DEL VALLE ;
monthly ; English and Spanish ; commercial ;
four pages ; size 22x32 ; subscription $2 ; estab-
lished 1876 ; John F. Cahill, editor and pub-
lisher ; circulation J 1.
EVANGELI S C H - LUTHERISCH-
ES SCHULBLATT; monthly ; German ;
lutheran ; thirty-six pages octavo ; subscrip-
tion $2 ; established 1867 ; German-Evangeli-
cal-Lutheran Synod of Missouri, Ohio, and
other States, editors and publishers ; circ'n J 1.
EVANGELIST: monthly ; presbyterian ;
eight pages ; size 30x44 ; subscription 50 cents ;
established 1875 ; Rev. J. W. Allen, editor and
publisher ; circulation G G.
EXPORTER AND IMPORTER;
monthly ; commercial ; thirty-two pages ;
size of page 10x14 ; subscription $2 ; estab-
lishen 1879 ; E. W. Fox. editor and publisher.
FIRESIDE VISITOR.++
FORD'S CHRISTIAN REPOSI-
TORY ; monthlj' ; baptist : eighty-four pages
octavo ; subscription .§2 65 ; established 1855 ;
Samuel H. Ford, editor and publisher ; circu-
lation G. " ForcVs Christian Repository" has
been tender the same editorial management
ticenty-six years. It is the only theological
magazine in the Bajjtist denomination. Its
present circulation is over fire thousand.
HACKSTAFF'S MONTHLY; lite-
rary ; one hundred and two pages ; size of
page 7x10 ; subscription .$2 50 ; established
1880; George C. Hackstaft & Co., editors and
publishers.
ILLUSTRATED MAGAZINE;
monthly ; literary ; sixty-eight pages ; size of
page 7x10; subscription' SI ; established 1870;
St. Louis Magazine Co., editors and pub-
lishers ; circulation III.
INLAND 3IAGAZINE; monthly; one
hundred pages octavo; subscription S3; es-
tablished 1870; Charlotte Smith, publisher;
circulation H H 1.
MISSOURI.
RUNKEL'S MUSICAL REVIEW;
monthly ; music ; thirty -six pages ; size of
page 7x11 ; established 1878; Kunkel Bros., ed-
itors and publishers.
LEHRE UND WEHRE ; monthly;
German ; lutheran ; thii-ty-six pages octavo ;
subscription $2 ; established 1855 ; German
Evangelical Lutheran Synod, editors and
publishers ; does not insert advertisements.
LITTLE SOWER; monthly ; thirty-six
pages ; size of page 7x10 ; subscription $1 ; es-
tablished 1865 ; W. W. Dowling, editor ; Chris-
tian Publishing Co., publishers ; does not in-
sert advertisements.
MANFORD'S MAGAZINE; (see Chi
cago, 111.)
MEDICAL BRIEF ; monthly ; medical ;
sixty-four pages octavo ; subscription $1 ; es-
tablished 1873; J. J. Lawrence, M. D., editor
and publisher ; circulation E.
MIDLAND FAR3IER; monthly ; agri
cultural ; eight pages ; size 30x44 ; subscrip-
tion 50 cents ; established 1872 ; G. W. Mat-
thews & Co., editors and publishers ; circula-
tion G 1.
3IISSOURI DENTAL JOURNAL;
monthly ; dental ; sixty-six pages octavo ; sub-
scription $2 50 ; established 1868 ; C. W. Spald-
ing, D. D. S., M. D., editor and manager; cir-
culation K 1.
MISSOURI ^VORKMAN ; monthly;
ancient order of united workmen ; eight
pages; size of page 13x17; subscription 50
cents ; established 1878 ; Henry L. Rogers,
editor ; Schroback & Co., publishers ; circula-
tion I.
-MORNING WATCH ; (see Indianapolis,
Ind.)
NATIONAL CAR BUILDER; (see
New York City).
STUDENT LIFE; monthly; sixteen
pages ; size of page 8x11 ; established 1878 ;
Students of the Washington University, edi-
tors-and publishers ; circulation K 1 ; a col-
lege paper ; issued during the collegiate year.
TRUTH; monthly; unsectarian ; fifty-
four pages ; size of page 5x8 ; subscription $1 ;
established 1874 ; James H. Brookes, editor ;
Charles B. Cox, publisher ; does not insert ad-
verti.sements.
WESTERN INSURANCE RE-
VIEW; monthly; insurance; forty-four
pages ; size of page 9x12 ; subscription $3 ; es-
tablished 1867 ; H. L. Aldi'ich, editor and pub-
lisher ; circulation J 1.
PRINTERS' REGISTER; bi-monthly;
twelve pages ; size of page 8x12 ; established
1874 ; Schraubstadter & St. John, editors and
publishers ; a free advertising sheet.
WESTERN; bi-monthly; literary; nine-
ty-two pages octavo ; subscription 82 ; estab-
lished 1874 : H. H. Morgan, editor ; G. I. Jones
& Co., publishers ; circulation J.
JOURNAL OF SPECULATIVE
PHILOSOPHY; quarterly; one hundred
and flftv two pages octavo ; subscription $3 :
established 1867 : Wm. T. Harris, editor ; G. I.
Jones & Co.. publishers ; circulation J.
SOUTHERN LAW REVIEW; quar
terly ; legal ; two hundred and forty pages oc-
tavo ; .subscription $5 ; established 1871 ; Sey-
mour D. Thompson, editor ; G. I. Jones & Co.,
publishers ; circulation J J 1.
SALEM, C. H., Dent Co., l,500t pop.,
25 m. S. E. of Atlantic & Pacific Rd., at
Rolla, and 120 S. W. of St. Loius. Centre of
an agricultural region.
DENT CO. DEMOCRAT; Wednes-
days ; democratic ; four pages : size 24x36 ;
subscription SI ; established 1880 ; Wingo &
Doss, editors and publishers.
MONITOR; Thursdays; democratic;
four pages ; size 24x36 ; subscription SI 25 ;
established 1868 ; J. E. Organ, editor and pub-
lisher ; circulation K.
SALISBURY, Chariton Co., l.OOOt
pop., on St. Louis, Kansas City & Northern
Rd., 18 m. E. of Brun.swick. Tobacco raised
here.
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GEO. P. ROWELL & CO'S
MISSOURI.
MISSOURI.
PRESS; Fridays; democratic; four
pages ; size 24x36 ; subscription $1 50 ; estab-
lished 1871 ; J. M. Gallemore, editor and pub-
lisiier ; circulation K 1.
SAVANNAH, C. H., Amlrew Co.,
l,600t pop., on Hopkins branch of Kansas
City, St. Joseph & Council Bluffs Rd., 15 m.
from St. Joseph.
DEMOCRAT; Fridays; democratic;
four pages ; size 26x40 ; subscription $1 50 ;
established 1876 ; O. J. Hurley, editor and
publisher; circulation K 1. Tlie only demo-
cratic paper published in the county; an ex-
cellent advertising medium.
REPORTER ; Fridays ; republican ;
eight pages ; size 26x40 ; subscription $1 50 ;
established 1876 ; O. E. Paul, editor and pub-
lisher; circulation K 1, Has recently had the
subscHption list of two other papers added to
it, and has the largest circulation in the
county.
SEDALIA, C. H., Pettis Co., 9,500t
pop., on Missouri Pacific Rd., at junction of
Lexington branch and terminus of Sedalia
division of Missouri, Kansas & Texas Rd.,
179 m. from St. Louis. Surrounded by an
agricultural region. Coal in abundance.
Engaged in manufacturing.
BAZOO; every eveninsr except Saturday
and Sunday, WEEKTiY, Tuesdays, and
SUNDAY MORNING BAZOO, Sun
days ; four pages ; size— daily 22x30, weekly
and Sunday 26x40 ; subscription— daily $10,
weekly $1, Sunday $2 50 ; established 1868 ; J.
West Goodwin, editor and publisher ; circu-
lation—daily K, weekly J, Sunday J.
DEMOCRAT; every morning except
Monday, and WEEKLiY, Saturdays ; dem-
ocratic ; daily four pages, weekly eight pages ;
size — daily 26x40, weekly 30x48 ; subscription
—daily .f 10, weekly $1 50, Sunday $2 50 ; es-
tablished—daily 1871, weekly 1868; Sedalia
Democrat Co., editors and publishers ; circu-
lation— daily J J, weekly J.
EACxLiE; (see Sunday 31orning Eagle).
JOURNALi! Thursdays; German; four
pages; size 26x40; subscription $2 ; established
1877 ; B. Rauck, editor and publisher ; circula-
tion K 1.
SUNDAY MORNING EAGLE ; Sun
days, and EAGIiE, Wednesdays; republi-
can; four pages; size 28x42; subscription-
Sunday $1 50, weekly $1 50; establislied—
Sunday 1879, weekly 1878 ; Milo Blair, editor
and publislier ; circulation— weekly K 1.
TIMES; Thursdays; republican; four
pages ; size 28x43 ; subscription $2 ; established
1865 ; Cephas A. Leach, eclitor and publisher ;
circulation K K 1.
REGISTER; monthly ; commercial ;
fovir pages ; size 20x26 ; subscription 20 cents ;
established 1878 ; J. C. Parmerlee, editor and
publisher ; an advertising sheet.
SPRIG OF MYRTI.E; monthly;
Knights of Pythias ; four pages ; size 18x25 ;
subscription 75 cents; established 1879; S. S.
Cottrell, editor and publisher.
SENECA, Newton Co.
SIGNAL; Saturdays; four pages; size
21x32 ; subscription $1 ; established 1879 ; L. T.
Miller, editor and publisher.
SHELBINA, Shelby Co., l,500t pop.,
on Hannibal & St. Joseph Rd., 47 m. W. of
Hannibal. Engaged in tobacco and stock
raising.
DEMOCRAT : Wednesdays ; democratic;
four pages ; size 26x40 ; subscription $1 50 ; es-
tablished 1869 ; E. D. Hoselton. editor and
publisher ; circulation J.
SHELBYVILLE, C. H., Shelby Co.,
900t pop., 8 m. from the Hannibal & St.
Joseph Rd., and 90 N. N. E. of Jefferson
City.
SHELBY CO. HERALD; Wednes
days ; independent-republican ; four pages ;
size 26x40 ; subscription $2 ; established 1871 ;
W. L. Willard, editor ; W. L. & O. B. Willard,
publisliers ; circulation J 1. Circulation
sworn to ; only paper at cotinty seat.
SLiATER, Saliyie Co., l.OOOt pop., on
Chicago & Alton Rd., 12 m. from Marshall.
SENTINEL; Thursdays; four pages;
size 24x35 ; subscription $1 50 ; establisheil
1879 ; James W. Eastin, editor and publisher.
SOUTH ST. LOUIS, St. Louis Co.
CARONDELET ADVERTISER; (see
St. Louis).
SPRINGFIELD, C. H., Greene Co.,
8,500+ pop., on Atlantic & Pacific Rd., 130 m.
S. W. of Jefferson City, 241 S. W. of St.
Louis. The most important place in this
section of the State and centre of an agri-
cultural district.
GREENBACK NEWS; Saturdays;
greenback ; four pages ; size 24x35 ; subscrip
tion $1; established 1878; R. M. E. Cooper,
editor ; Cooper & Newbill, publishers.
PATRIOT-ADVERTISER ; Thurs
days ; republican ; four pages ; size 28x40 :
subscription $1 50; established 1864; D. C.
Leach, editor and publisher; circulation J 1.
TIMES-LEADER; Thursdays; demo
cratic ; four pages ; size 28x40 ; subscription
$2; established 1867; D. C. Kennedy, editor
and publislier ; circulation J 1.
STANBERRY, Gentry Co., 500t
pop., 20 m. from Maryville ; on line of
Wabash, St. Louis & C. B. Rd.
NEWS ; Fridays ; republican ; four pages ;
size 26x40; subscription $1 50; established
1880; Ed. A. Hall, editor and publisher.
SENTINEL ; Saturdays ; independent ;
four pages ; size 26x40 ; subscription $1 50 ;
established 1879 ; S. D. Wilson, editor ; S. D.
Wilson & Co., publishers.
STEEL VILLE, C. H., Crawford Co..
6lX)-t- pop., on St. Louis, Salem & Little Rock
Rd. and 10 m. S. of line of Atlantic & Pacific
Rd., 95 S. W. of St. Louis. Engaged in
agriculture, coal and iron mining.
CRAWFORD MIRROR; Tliursdays ;
independent; eiglit pages; size ;30x44; sub-
scription m 50 ; established 1872 ; B. F. Russell,
editor and publisher ; circulation K 1.
STEWARTSVILLE, De Kalb Co.,
800+ pop., on the Hannibal & St. Joseph Rd.,
21 m. from St. Joseph.
INDEPENDENT; Saturdays; indepen-
dent ; four pages ; size 24x35 ; subscription
$1 50 ; established 1877 ; C. L. Fowler, editor
and publisher ; circulation K K.
STOCKTON, C. H., Cedar Co., 500t
pop., 50 m. N. W. of Springfield. Engaged
in agriculture and stock raising.
JOURNAL ; Thursdays ; democratic ;
four pages ; size 22x31 ; subscription %\ ;
established 1870; Stratton & Co., editors and
pul )lisliers ; Circulation K 1.
STALWART ; Fridays ; republican ; four
pages; size 24x35; subscription $1 50; estab-
lished 1879 ; S. H. Connaway, editor and pub-
lisher.
STURGEON, Boone Co., l.OOOt pop.,
on St. Louis, Kansas City & Northern Rd.,
129 m. from St. Louis. Centre of a thriving
trade. In the midst of an agricultural and
stock-raising section.
LEADER; Saturdays; democratic; four
pages ; size 22x31 ; subscription $1 50 ; estab-
lished 1871; Thomas S. Carter, editor and
publisher ; circulation K.
AMERICAN MEWSPAPEK DIRECTORY.
217
MISSOURI.
TIPTON, Moniteau Co., 850t pop., on
Missouri Pacific Rd., 163 m. W. of St. Louis.
General manufactui-ing pursuits. Coal
mines in vicinity.
TIMEf^ ; Thursdays ; four pages ; size
24x35 ; subscription $1 5() ; establislied 1877 ;
A. Marcv, editor and publisher; circulation
KKl.
TRENTON, C. H., Grundy Co., 4,000t
pop., near Grand r., and on S. "W. division
of Chicago, Rock Island & Pacific Rd., 100
m. from St. Joseph and 26 N. W. of Chilli-
cothe. Engaged in agriculture and manu-
facturing. Railroad machine shops located
here.
GRUNDY CO. TI3IES: Thursdays ;
<lemocratic ; four pages ; size 24x36 ; subscrip-
tion $1 50 ; established 1871 ; F. A. Dinsmoor,
editor and publisher; circulation K 1.
REPUBLICAN ; Thursdays ; republi-
can ; four pages ; size 28x44 ; subscription
$1 50 ; established 1864 ; W. B. Rogers, editor
and publisher ; circulation K 1.
STAR; Thursdays ; four pages ; size
26x40 • subscription §1 50 ; established 1879 ;
G. S. Dunn, editor and publisher.
TROY, C. H., Lincoln Co., SOOf pop.,
about 15 m. W. of Mississippi r., 15 N. E. of
Warrenton and 55 N. W. of St. Louis. Prin-
cipally engaged in agriculture. A coal mine
within six miles of town.
FREE PRESS; Tuesdays; four pages;
size 28x44 ; subscription ,$1 50 ; established 1878;
W. J. Knott and John A. Knott, editors ; Free
Press Printing Co., publishers; circulation
Kl.
HERALiD ; Wednesdays; democratic;
eight pages ; size 26x40 ; subscription $1 50 ;
established 1865 ; "W. T. Thurmond, editor and
publisher ; circulation J.
TUSCTJMBIA, C. H., Miller Co., .540t
pop., on Osage r., 35 m. S. by W. of Jefferson
City. Principal branch of industry is min-
ing lead and iron. Possesses water power.
Timber in great abundance in the vicinity.
MILLER CO. VINDICATOR : Fri
days ; republican ; four pages ; size 20x27 ;
subscription $1 ; established 1879 ; Tomson &
Wright, editors and publishers ; circulation K.
OSAGE VALLEY BANNER; Thurs
days ; four pages ; size 20x28 ; subscription
$1 25 ; established 1879 ; A. Fulkerson & Sons,
editors and publishers ; circulation K.
UNION, C. H., Franklin Co., 600t pop.,
about 8 m. S. of Washington, 55 W. of St.
Louis.
FRANKLIN CO. RECORD.H-
UNIONVILLE, C. H., Putnam Co.,
900t pop., about 150 m. N. by W. of Jefferson
City, on Burlington & South-western Rd.,
130 m. from Burlington. An agricultural
and mining county.
NEW CENTURY ; Fridays : democrat-
ic ; four pages ; size 26x40; subscription $1 50:
established 1876 : W. T. O'Bryant, editor and
publisher ; circulation K 1.
REPUBLICAN; Thursdays; republi-
can ; four pages ; size 26x40 ; subscription
$1 50 ; established 1865 ; H. N. Webb, editor
and publisher; circulation ,7. The county is
Republican by from 600 to 800 majority. The
" Rejniblican'' is printed entirely at home,
and byfarthe best adi-ertising medium in the
county.
XJTICA.^ Livingston Co., TOOf pop., on
H. & St. Joe. Rd., 5 m. from Chillicothe. En-
gaged in milling and mining.
MISSOURI.
HERALD; Saturdays; independent;
four pages; size 22x31 ; subscription $1 ; estab-
lished 1873 ; D. W. Webster, editor and pub-
lisher ; circulation K.
VAN BUREN, C. H., Carter Co.
TI3IES ; Saturdays; four pages; size
15x22; subscription $1 ; established 1876; J. E.
and C. A. Mosely, editors and publishers.
VANDALIA, Audrain Co., l.OOOf
pop., on C. & A. Rd., near numerous coal
banks. In a fine stock and gi'ain country.
A flourishing town, and a considerable
shipping point.
LEADER; Thursdays; democratic ; four
pages ; size 24x35 ; subscription $1 50 ; estab-
lished 1875; J. Linn Ladd, editor and pub
Usher ; circulation K 1.
VERSAILLES, C. H., Morgan Co.,
600+ pop., 46 m. S. W. of Jefferson City and
160 W. of St. Louis. Engaged in lead
mining. Coal, iron and copper are found
here.
GAZETTE ; Thursdays ; democratic :
four pages ; size 22x32; subscription $1 75 ; es
tablished 1871; John A. Hannay, editor ami
publisher ; circulation K.
VIENNA, C. H., Maries Co., 400t
pop., 17 m. from Dixon, on St. Louis & San
Francisco Rd. In the centre of a grain and
stock-raising country.
MARIES CO. COURIER; Saturdays :
four pages ; size 22x31 ; subscription .$1 50; es
tablished 1874 ; Bennett & Farrow, editors an I
publishers ; circulation K.
WARRENSBURG, C. H.. Johnson
Co., 5,000+ pop., on Missouri Pacific Rd., 21s
m. from St. Louis and 70 from Kansas City.
Centre of a fertile and productive farming
district. Engaged in manufactui'es.
STANDARD; every morning except
Sunday, and W^EEKLY, Thursdays ; re-
publican ; four pages ; size— daily 20x26,
weekly 26x40 ; subscription— weekly $2 ; es-
tablished—daily 1878, weekly 1865 ; Baldwin,
Richards & Co.. editors and publishers ; circu-
lation— daily K, weekly K 1.
JOURNAL-DEMOCRAT ; Fridays ;
democratic ; four pages ; size 28x40 ; subscrip-
tion $2 ; established— JoMJ'wai 1865, Democrat
1871 : circulation I.
PRESS ; Thursdays ; greenback ; four
pages; size 24x36; subscription $1; estab
lished 1878 ; H. Martin Williams, editor and
publisher ; circulation KKl.
WARRENTON, C. H., Warren Co.,
800+ pop., on St. Louis, Kansas City & North-
ern Rd., 58 m. from St. Louis and about 15
from Missouri r. A place of active trade,
surrounded by an agricultural district.
MISSOURI BANNER ; Tuesdays ;
democratic ; four pages ; size 22x.32 ; subscrip-
tion SI 50 ; established 1865 ; Speed & Morsey,
editors and publishers ; circulation K 1.
WARREN CO. CITIZEN ; Tuesdays:
republican ; four pages ; size 22x32 ; subscrip-
tion .SI 50; established 1874 ; Edward J. Drew
er, editor and publisher ; circulation K 1. /.s
unquestionably one of the best advertisinij
mediums in Missouri outside of the large
cities, and is the leading paper of its section.
Offers superior advantages.
WARSAW, C. H., Benton Co., l.OOOf
pop., on Osage r., 80 m. S. W. of Jefferson
City. Engaged in agriculture, mining and
manufacturing lumber.
REGISTER ; Thursdays ; four pages ;
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GEO. P. ROWELL & CO'S
MISSOURI.
size 24x35 ; subscription $1 ; established 1879 ;
Benjamin R. Lingle, editor and publisher.
TIMES; Thursdays; republican; eight
pages ; size 35x48 : subscription $1 50 ; estab-
lished 1866; Sewall W. Smith, editor and pub-
lisher ; circulation K 1. A four-page edition
is also issued ; subscription $1 25.
WASHINGTON, i^raj?/.-ZiH Co., 5,614
pop., on Missouri r. and on Pacific Rd. of
Missouri, 54 m. from St. Louis. A ship-
ping point for produce of surrounding
country.
DIE WASHINGTONER POST ;
Thursdays ; German ; four pages ; size 28x44 ;
subscription $2 ; established 1869 ; Otto Brix,
editor and publisher ; circulation K.
FRANKLIN CO. DE3IOCKAT ; Fri
days ; democratic ; four pages ; size 24x35 ;
subscription $1 50 ; established 1871 ; John J.
Shelton, editor and publisher ; circ'n K 1.
FRANKLIN CO. OBSERVER ; Fri
days ; democratic ; four pages ; size 25x38 ;
subscription $1 50 ; established 1861 ; Stratton
Bros., editors and publishers ; circulation K 1.
WAYNESVILLE, C. H., PulasM
Co., 3(X)+ pop.
PULASKI CO. TRIBUNE ; Fridays ;
democratic ; four pages ; size 20x26 ; sub-
scription $1 ; established 1879 ; W. T. Wright,
editor and publisher ; circulation K.
WEBB CITY, Jasper Co., 2,000t pop.,
on St. Louis & San Fran. Rd., Joplin branch,
160 m. S. E. of Kansas City, 6 from Jop-
lin. Large deposits of zinc ore and lead
ore.
TIMES ; Thursdays ; four pages ; size
22x31 ; subscription $1 50 ; established 1879 ;
Milhollan & Lingle, editors and publishers.
'WEELSVILIiE, Montgomery Co.,
800+ pop., on St. Louis, Kansas City & North-
ern Rd., 90 m. from St. Louis.
ADVERTISER; Saturdays; independ-
ent ; four pages ; size 22x.S2 ; subscription $1 ;
established 1879 ; A. F. Davis, editor and pub-
lisher ; circulation K.
WESTON, jPlatte Co., 2,200t pop., on
Missouri r. and Kansas City, St. Joseph &
Council Bluffs Rd., 7 m. above Leavenworth,
Kansas, and 30 direct from St. Joseph. An
important commercial point. Engaged in
milling, pork packing, distilling and manu-
facturing furniture.
COMMERCIAL ; Fridays; four pages;
size 24x35 ; subscription $1 65 ; established
1872 ; Harry Howard, editor and publisher ;
circulation K 1.
WEST PLAINS, C. H., Hoivell Co.,
1,000+ pop., about IM) m. S. of Jefferson City.
Engaged in agriculture and lumber trade.
JOURNAL; Thursdays; democratic;
four pages ; size 21x28 ; subscription $1 ; es-
tablished 1870; Andrew Van Wormer, editor
and publisher ; circulation K K.
WHEATLAND, Hiclcory Co., 720t
pop., near a branch of Osage r., 85 m. S. W.
of Jefferson city, 60 S. of Sedalia and 60 N.
of Springfleld.
STAR; Thursdays ; greenback ; four
pages : size 22x32 ; subsci'iption $1 20 ; estab-
lished 1877; M. Henry Moore and Ed. F. Moore,
editors and publishers ; circulation K.
WINDSOR, Henry Co., 800t pop.,
25 m. from Sedalia and 210 from St. Louis.
REVIEW ; Saturdays ; independent ;
four pages ; size 22x31 : established 1876 : W.
H. Walker, editor and publisher ; circ'n K.
NEBRASKA.
ALBION, C. H., Boone Co., 700t pop.^
in fine agricultural and stock-raising coun-
try ; best water power in Northern Ne-
braska.
BOONE CO. ARGUS; Fridays; repub-
lican ; four pages ; size 24x36 ; subscription
$2: established 1876; Braiuard & Robison,.
editors and publishers ; circulation K 1.
BOONE CO. NEWS ; Thursdays; re-
publican ; four pages ; size 24x35 ; subscrip-
tion $2 ; established 1879 ; A. W. Ladd, editor
and publisher.
ALEXANDRIA, Thayer Co., SOOf
pop., 15 m. from Fairbury. Lies in a grain-
producing, stock-raising and farming dis-
trict.
NEWS; Saturdays ; republican ; four
pages ; size 22x31 ; subscription $2 ; establish-
ed 1878 ; M. J. Abbott, editor and publisher ;.
circulation K.
ALMA, C. H., Harlan Co.
HARLAN CO. STANDARD ; Fri
days ; republican ; four pages ; size 26x40 ;.
subscription $1 50 ; established 1879 ; William
R. Davis, editor and publisher.
ARAPAHOE, Furnas Co., 600t pop..,
150 m. from Lincoln, on Burlington Mo. Rd.
and Republican r. Good farming country.
PIONEER; Fridays; eight pages; size
26x40; established 1879.
ASHLAND, Saunders Co., OOOf pop.,
on Saline r. and Burlington & Missouri R,
Rd^ 24 m. E. of Lincoln. Trade centre.
SAUNDERS CO. REPORTER;
Fridays ; four pages ; size 24x35 ; subscrip-
tion $1 50; established 1878 ; J. F. Ritchhart,
editor and publisher ; circulation K.
AURORA, C. H., Hamilton Co. ,6001
pop.^ 24 nu from York and 24 E. from
Grand Island. In an agricultural country.
HAMILTON CO. NEWS; Saturdays;
independent ; four pages ; size 22x31 ; sub-
scription $1 50 ; established 1874 ; G. W. Bailey,
editor and publisher ; circulation K.
REPUBLICAN; Thursdays; repub-
lican; four pages; size 26x40; subscription
$1 50; established 1873; Hastings & White-
sides, editors and publishers ; circulation K 1.
BEATRICE, e. H., Gage Co.,. l,500t
pop^ on Big Blue r. and Beatrice branch of
Burlington &r Missouri R. Rd., 51 m. from
Lincoln and about 128 S. W. of Omaha. Has
water power, which is employed in manu-
facture of flour and lumber.
COURIER; Fridays; independent; four
pages ; size 26^40; subscription $2; established
1875 ; A. W. Coulee, editor and manager ; cir-
culation K 1.
EXPRESS ; Mondaj-s; republican; four
pages ; size 26x40 ; subscription $2 ; establish-
ed 1870 ; M. A. Brown, editor and publisher ;
circulation K 1.
GAGE CO. DEMOCRAT; Fridays;
democratic ; four pages ; size 26x40 ; subscrip-
tion $2 ; established 187^ ; G. P. Marvin, edi-
tor and publisher.
LEADER ; Thui-sdays ; four pages ; size
24x36; subscription $2; established 1879;
Ashby & Pemberton, editors and publishers.
BEAVER CITY, C. H., Furiias Co.,
100+ pop.^ on Beaver Creek, 65 m. S. W. of
Kearney Junction and 50 S. of Plum
Creek. Contains grist and saw mills, a
broom factory, and abundant water power.
T I ]>I E S ; Thursdays ; four pages ; size
22x32; subscription $150; established 1875;
Frank B. Taylor, editor; Taylor & Garner,
publishers ; circulation K.
AMERICAN NEWSPAPER DIRECTORY,
219
NEBRASKA.
BLiAIR, C. H., Washington Co., 850t
pop., 3 m. from Missouri r., at crossing of
Sioux City & Pacific & Omaha and North-
western Rds. 26 m. N. of Omaha. A corn
and wheat-producing section.
PILOT; Thursdays; republican; four
pages ; size 26x4(1 ; subscription $2 ; estab-
lished 18?2 ; L. F. Hilton, editor and publish-
er ; circulation K 1.
TIHES.++
BL.OOMINGTON, C. H., FranJdin
Co.
ARGUS; Thursdays; four pages; size
24x86 ; subscription $1 25 ; established 1879 ;
Calhoun & Sanders, editors and publishers.
GUARD; Saturdays; republican ; eight
pages; size3i)x44; subscription $2; establish-
ed 18T2; John R. Huffman, editor and pub-
lisher ; circulation K.
BLUE SPRINGS, Gage Co.
REPORTER; Fridays; four pages: size
16x22; subscription §1; established 1877; C.
M. Murdock, editor and publisher; circ'n K.
BRO WNVILLE, C. U.,Ne7naha Co.,
1,3U5 pop., on Missouri r., in an agricultural
district, 125 m. below Omaha and an equal
distance from St. Joseph.
NEBRASKA ADVERTISER;
Thursdays ; republican ; four pages ; size
26x40 ; subscription $2 ; established 1856 ; Fair-
brother & Hacker, editors and publishers ;
circulation K 1.
NEMAHA CO. GRANGER; Fridays;
independent ; four pages ; size 26x40 ; sub-
scription $2 ; established 1874 ; George B.
Moore, editor and publisher ; circ'n K K.
CENTRAL CITY, C. H., Merrick
Co., 650t pop., near Platte r. and on Union
Pacific Rd., 132 m. W. of Omaha. A trade
centre.
COURIER ; Thursdays ; republican ; four
pages ; size 24x36 ; subscription $2 ; establish-
ed 1874 , A. Fitch & Bro., editors and publish-
ers ; circulation K 1.
ITEM; Wednesdays ; four pages ; size
24x36; subscription $2; established 1880;
Steele & McCarn, editors and publishers.
CLARKSVILLE, Merrick Co., GOOf
pop., on Union Pacific Rd., 120 m. from
Omaha. Large gi-ain shipping point.
MESSENGER; Saturdays; four pages;
size 24x35 ; subscription $2 ; established 1878 ;
John C. Hartwell, editor and publisher ; cir-
culation K.
COLUMBUS, C. H., Platte Co., eOOf
pop., on Platte r., at junction of Loup r. and
Union Pacific Rd., 92 m. from Omaha. Busi-
ness centre of a farming and grazing dis-
trict.
ERA ; Saturdays ; democratic ; eight
pages ; size 26x38 ; subscription $1 50 ; estab-
lished 1874 ; W. N. Hensley, editor and pub-
lisher ; circulation K.
INDEPENDENT; Tuesdays; indepen-
dent ; four pages ; size 24x35 ; subscription
■SI ; established 1879 ; E. J. Potts, editor and
publisher.
JOURNAL.; Wednesdays; four pages ;
size 25x:« ; subscription .S2 ; established 1870 ;
M. K. Turner & Co., editors and publishers ;
circulation K 1.
VOLKSBLATT : Thursdays; German;
democratic ; four pages ; size 26x40 ; subscrip-
tion S2 ; established 1879 ; R. C. Lange, editor
and publisher.
COZAD, Datoson Co., on U. P. Rd.,
and Platte r., 45 m. W. of Kearney^ En-
gaged in farming and stock raising.
NEBRASKA.
HUNDREDTH MERIDIAN; Thurs
days ; four pages ; size 22x31 ; subscription $1 ;
established 1876 ; S. W. Schooley, emtor and
publisher ; circulation K.
CRETE, Saline Co., l,600t pop., on
Big Blue r., at crossing of Burlington Sc Mis-
souri R. Rd., and junction of Beatrice
branch, 20 m. from Lincoln.
SALINE CO. STANDARD ; Thurs
days ; four pages ; size 26x40 ; subscription
$1 ; established 1879; M. A. Daugherty, editor;
Standard Publishing Co., publishers.
SALINE CO. UNION ; Fridays; inde
pendent ; eight pages ; size 35x48 ; .subscription
$1 ; established 1871 ; Wells & Merrick, edi-
tors and publishers ; circulation K 1.
DAKOTA CITY, C. H., Dakota Co,,
500+ pop., on Missouri r., 5 m. from Sioux
City, Iowa, and 90 from Omaha. Engaged
in agriculture, commerce, manufactures,
and mercantile pursuits.
NORTH NEBRASKA EAGLE;
Fridays ; democratic ; four pages; size 26x40;
subscription $3 ; established 1876 ; Hart & Co.,
editors and publishers ; circulation K 1.
DAVID CITY, C. H., Butler Co.
BUTLER CO. PRESS; Wednesdays;
independent ; eight pages ; size 24x36 ; sub-
scription $1 50; established 1873; Evans &
Casper, editors and publishers ; circulation
K.
REPUBLICAN; Thursdays ; four pages:
size 26x40; subscription .$1 50; established
1877 ; Calmar McCuue, editor and publisher :
circulation K 1.
DE WITT, Saline Co., 200t pop..
about 35 m. S. W. of Lincoln, on the B. & M.
Rd. Engaged in milling.
FREE PRESS.tt
EXETER, Fillmore Co., GOOf pop., on
Burlington & Missouri River Rd., 46 m. W.
of Lincoln. Grain-shipping point.
ENTERPRISE; Tuesdays ; eight pages ;
size 26x4<J ; established 1877 ; William J. Waite,
editor ; Enterprise Printing Co., publishers ;
circulation K K.
FAIRBURY, C. H.. Jefferson Co,,
l,(XXi+ pop., on St. Joseph & Denver City Rd.,
65 m. S. W. of Lincoln.
GAZETTE; Saturdays; republican;
eight pages ; size 26x40 ; subscription $2 ; es-
tablished 1870 ; Cross & Stevens, editors and
publishers ; circulation K K.
NEAV WEST INDEX; monthly; four
pages ; size 24x35 ; subscription 50 cents ; es-
tablished 1879; Index Publishing Co., pub-
lishers ; an immigration advertising sheet.
FAIRFIELD, Clay Co., 500t pop., on
St. Jos. & D. C. Rd., 19 m. S. E. from Hast-
ings Junction. Engaged in general mercan-
tile and manufacturing pursuits.
NEWS; Thursdays; four pages; size
24x34 ; subscription .$2 ; established 1876 ;
Bishop Perkins, editor and publisher ; circu-
lation K 1.
FAIRMONT, Fillmore Co., 500t pop.,
on Burlington & Missouri K. Rd., 53 m. W.
of Lincoln.
BULLETIN; Thursdays; republican;
four pages ; size 24x36 ; subscription $2 ; estab-
lished 1872 : T. Calkins, editor and publisher ;
circulation K.
FALLS CITY, C. H., Richardson Co.,
607 pop., on Atchison & Nebraska Rd., 55 m.
from Atchison, 102 from Lincoln, 125 below
Omaha and about 50 W. of Missouri r., at
220
GEO. P. KOWELL & CO'S
NEBRASKA.
Rulo. Centre of an agricultural district.
Fall wheat and corn the principal products.
Engaged in stock raising.
GliOBE JOURNAL; Saturdays ; four
pages ; size 26x40 ; subscription $2 ; establish-
ed 1867; May & Davis, editors and publish-
ers ; circulation J.
NEWS ; Thursdays ; democratic ; four
pages ; size 26x40 ; subscription $2 ; establish-
ed 1875 ; Andrew J. Reed, editor ; News Print-
ing Co., publishers ; circulation K 1.
FREMONT, C. H., Dodffe Co., 3,500t
pop., 3 m. from Platte r., on Union Pacific
Rd., 47 N. W. of Omaha and at junction of
Sioux City & Pacific Rd.
HERAIjD; every evening except Sun-
day, and WEEKLiY, Thursdays; daily
four pages, weekly eight pages ; size — daily
23x31, weekly 31x44 ; subscription— daily $6,
weekly $2 ; established 1871 ; Smalls & Bro.,
editors and publishers ; circulation— daily
K. weeklv K 1.
TRIBUNE: Thursdays ; republican ;
four pages ; size 28x44 ; subscription $2 ; es-
tablished 1868; Frank Hammond, editor;
George Hammond & Son, publishers ; circu-
lation K 1.
FRIENDVILLE, Saline Co., 500t
pop., 38 m. W. of Lincoln, on B. & M. Rd.
In a good grazing and farming country
and a shipping point for grain and stock.
TELEGRAPH; Saturdays: indepen-
dent-republican ; four pages ; size 24x35 ; sub-
scription $1 50 ; established 1878 ; J. D. Hoff-
man, editor and publisher ; circulation K.
FULLERTON, N-ance Co., 2m pop.,
18 m. from Central City. Fine mill privi-
leges. Has a number of stores, and is amid
good agricultural lands.
NANCE CO. JOURNAL; Tuesdays;
four pages; size 22x30; subscription $1 50;
established 1879 ; A. E. Verity, editor and pub-
lisher.
GENEVA, C. H., Fillmore Co.
FILLMORE CO. REVIEW ; Wed
nesdavs ; republican ; four pages ; size 22x31 ;
subscription $2; established 1875; Mark M.
Neeves, editor and publisher ; circulation K.
GENOA, Platte Co.
MAGNET; Thursdays; independent;
four pages ; size 22x31 ; subscription $1 50 :
established 1879 ; G. R. Nunnelly, editor and
piiblisher.
GRAND ISLAND, C. H., Hall Co.,
1,700+ pop., on Union Pacific Rd., 1}4 m.
from Platte r., and 154 from Omaha. En-
gaged in agriculture, fruit growing and
lumber trade ; trade centre for large agri-
cultural district.
NEBRASKA DEMOCRAT; Fridays;
democratic ; four pages ; size 24x.35 ; subscrip-
tion $2 ; established 1879 ; Tref ren & Weeks,
editors and publishers.
NEBRASKA TRIBUNE; Saturdays;
German ; four pages ; size 28x40 ; subscrip-
tion $2 ; established 1879 ; Carl Grandpre, edi-
tor ; Williams & Granclpre, publishers.
PLATTE VALLEY INDEPEN-
DENT ; Saturdavs ; republican ; eight pages;
size 34x48 ; subscription $2 ; established 1869 ;
Maggie T. G. Mobley, editor and publisher ;
circulation J.
TIMES i Thursdays ; four pages ; size
26x40 ; subscription $2 ; established 1873 ; C. P.
R. Williams, editor and publisher ; circ'n K.
HARVARD, Clay Co.
SENTINEL; Tuesdays ; republican ;
four pages ; size 23x31 ; subscription $1 50; es-
tablished 1878 ; D. T. Sherman, editor and
publisher ; circulation K.
NEBRASKA.
HASTINGS, -idams Co., 2,000t pop.,
96 m. W. from Lincoln, at the junction of
Burlington & Mo. r., and St. Joe. & Denver
Rds. Engaged in manufacturing, and a
good shipping point.
CENTRAL NEBRASKAN; semi
■weekly, Tuesdays and Fridays ; four pages ;
size 24x36 ; subscription $2 : established 1878 ;
A. D. Williams, editor and publisher; circu-
lation K 1.
ADAMS CO. GAZETTE; Fridays;
republican ; four pages ; size 24x:36 ; subscrip-
tion $2 ; established 1872 ; C. C. Babcock, editor ;
C. C. & R. D. Babcock, publishers ; circula-
tion K 1.
JOURNAL; Thursdays; eight pages;
size 30x44 ; subscription $2 ; established 1873 ;
Wigton Bros., editors and publishers ; circu
lation K 1.
HEBRON, C. H., Thayer Co., TOOf
pop., on Little Blue r., 75 m. S. W. of Lin-
coln. Centre of an agricultural and stock
raising country.
JOURNAL; Thursdays ; republican; four
f>ages ; size 24x.35 ; subscription $2 ; estab-
ished 1871 ; Erasmus M. Correll, editor and
publisher ; circulation K K.
THAYER CO. SENTINEL; Thurs
days; republican; four pages; size 26x41);
subscription $2 ; established 1876 ; House &
Co., editors and publishers ; circulation K 1.
HUMBOLDT, Richardson Co., l,10()r
pop., on Atchison & Nebraska Rd., 25 m.
from Falls City. Stock raising and farming
are chief features.
SENTINEL; Fridays; four pages; sis-e
24x35 ; subscription $2 ; Jacob Bailey, editor ;
David Speiser, Jr., manager.
INDIANOLA, C. H., Red Willoio Co.,
100-f- pop., on high ground, on Coon creek.
Farming section.
COURIER ; Thursdays ; republican ; four
pages ; size 24x35 ; subscription $2 ; estab-
lished 1879; G. S. Bishop, editor and pub-
lisher.
JUNIATA, C. H., Adams Co., 450t
pop., 103 m. W. of Lincoln, on B. & M. Rd.
HERALD; Fridays; republican; eight
ages ; size 20x26 ; subscription $2 ; estab-
ished 1876; Gerrit S. Guild, editor and pub-
lisher ; circulation K 1.
KEARNEY, C. H., Buffalo Co., l,500t
pop., on U. P. & B. and Mo. Rds. Principal
employments are farming and stock raising.
CENTRAL NEBRASKA PRESS ;
Thursdays ; republican ; four pages ; size
26x40 ; subscription $2 ; established 1873 ; W.
C. Holden, editor and publisher ; circ'n J.
NONPAREIL; Saturdays; republican;
eight pages ; size 35x48 ; subscription .$2 ; es-
tablished 1879 ; C. C. Berger, editor ; Berger &
Julian, publishers.
TRUE CITIZEN; Wednesdays; four
pages ; size 17x26 ; subscription $2 ; established
1877 ; A. C. Edwards, editor ; True Citizen Pub-
lishing Co., publishers ; circulation K.
LITERARY NOTES; semi-monthly;
four pages ; size 22x32 ; subscription $1 25 ; es-
tablished 1878 ; L. B. Fifleld, editor and pub-
lisher; issued monthly, during June, July,
August and December ; circulation K K 1.
LA PORTE, C. H., Wayne Co., lOOf
pop., 45 m. from Sioux City, on Covington,
Columbus & Black Hills Rd. In an agricul-
tural and stock-raising neighborhood.
WAYNE REVIEW; Thursdays:
republican ; eight pages ; size 22x32; subscrip
tion $1 .50 ; established 1875 ; Hunter & Childs.
editors and publishers ; circulation K.
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amp:kican newspaper directory,
221
NEBRASKA.
lilNCOLN, C. H., Lancaster Co.. State
capital, 9,1)00+ pop., on Salt Creek, 89 m. S. W.
of Omaha, on Burlington & Missouri Rd.,
and Midland Pacific and Atchison & Ne-
braska Rds. State buildings located here,
also several institutions of learning. Some
manufacturing carried on.
GLOBE I every evening except Sunday,
and WEEI\.Ii Y» Fridays ; republican ; four
pages ; size 24x36 ; subscription— <laily $7,
weekly $2 ; established 1876 ; T. J. Pickett &
Son, editors and publishers ; circulation —
dailv K K 1, weekly J J 1.
NEBRAS^KA STATE JOTJRXAI^ ;
every morning except Monday, and WEEK.-
IjY, Fridays ; republican ; four pages ; size
— daily 26x40, weekly 31x48 ; subscription —
daily .$10, weekly $2 ; established— daily 1870,
weekly 1867; State Journal Co., editors and
publishers ; circ'n— dailv J 1, weekly I I.
STATE DEMOCRAT: every afternoon
except Sunday, and WEEKLY, Fridays;
democratic ; four pages ; size 24x36 ; subscrip-
tion—daily S7 ; established 1879 ; State Demo-
crat Co., editors and publishers.
FIRESIDE WEEKLY; Saturdays;
four pages ; size 26x40 ; subscription 7.5 cents ;
established 1879; Fii-eside Co., editors and
publishers.
WESTERN WORL D ; Saturdays ;
greenback ; four pages ; size 26x40 ; subscrip-
tion §1 2.5 ; established 1878 ; L. C. Pace, editor
and publisher ; circulation K 1.
DEK NEBRASKA ANSIEDLER ;
(see Elkhart, Ind.)
HESPERIAN STUDENT; monthly;
thirty-six paa:es octavo ; subscription §1 ; es-
tablished 1872 ; Hesperian Student (Publish-
ing Association of the Nebraska University,
editors and publishers ; circulation K ; a
coUege paper; issued during the collegiate
vear.
' NEBRASKA FAR3IER; monthly;
agricultural ; thirty-two pages ; size of page
9x12; subscription §2; established 1877;
McBride & Druse, editors and publishers ; cir-
culation H 1.
liOUP CITY, C. H„ Sherman Co.,
In an agricultural and stock-raising coun-
try ; grazing all the year.
SHERMAN CO. TIMES; Fridays;
eight pages ; size 35x48 ; subscription $2 ; es-
tablished 1876; C. H. E. Heath, editor and
publisher ; circulation K.
MADISON, C. H., Madison Co.,
300+ pop., on Union creek, 30 m. N. of Colum-
bus. In a good grain-gi-owing and stock
raising country.
MADISON CO. CHRONICLE; Fri
days ; four pages ; size 22x31 ; subscription
$1 50 ; established 1878 ; Philip Bauch, editor
and publisher ; circulation K.
MINDEN, C. H., Kearney Co.
KEARNEY CO. BEE ; Fridays, eight
pages ; size 30x44 ; subscription S2 ; established
1878 ; A. W. Olds, editor and publisher ; cii'cu-
lation K.
NAPONEE, FranJdin Co., 200t pop.,
on R. V. Rd., 6 m. from Bloomington. Good
water power. Agricultural and stock coun-
try.
BANNER : Saturdays ; four pages ; size
52x31 ; subscription .SI 50 ; established 1879 ;
J. F. Zediker, editor and publisher.
NEBRASKA CITY, C. H., Otoe
Co., 8,01X1+ pop., on Missouri r., at junction
of Kansas City, St. Joseph & Council Bluffs,
Burlington & Missouri R., and eastern ter-
minus of Nebraska Rds., 46 m. S. by E. of
Omaha. Place of trade.
NEBRASKA.
NEBRASKA PRESS; every evening
except Sunday, and W'EEKLY, Saturdays;
daily four pages, weekly eight pages ; size-
daily 26x40, weekly 31x46 ; subscription— daily
§10, weekly .$2 ; established 1858 ; W. A. Brown,
editor and publisher ; circulation— daily K 1.
weeklv I 1.
NEBRASKA STAATS-ZEITIJNG ;
Fridays ; German ; four pages ; size 24x:S7 ;
subscription $1 .50 ; established 1877 ; German
Publishing Co., editors and publishers; cir-
culation J J ; issued from the office of the
Nebraska Press.
NEWS; Saturdays; democratic; four
pages ; size 26x40 ; subscription §2 ; estab-
I lished 1854; J. Stilson Potter, editor; Thomas
Morton, publisher ; circulation J.
NELIGH, Antelope Co.
REPUBLICAN; Fridays; four pages ;
size 26x40 ; subscription §2 ; established 1879 ;
C. F. Bayha, editor and publisher.
NELSON, C. H., Nuckolls Co., soot
pop. Engaged in farming and stock-raising.
NUCKOLLS CO. HERALD; Thurs
days ; republican ; four pages ; size 24x35 ;
subscription S2 ; established 1877; W. O. Ellis,
editor and publisher ; circulation K.
SOUTHWESTERN CHRONICLE;
Wednesdays ; four pages ; size 20x26 ; estab-
lished 1879; J. W. Moore and Theodore J.
Moelle, editors and publishers.
NIOBRARA, C. H., Knox Co., at
confluence of Missouri & Niobrara rs., 40 m.
above Yankton, Dakota, the terminus of
the Dakota Southern Rd., and on Chicago,
Milwaukee & St. Paul and Covington,
Columbus & Black Hills Rds. Trade centre
for farmei's; spring wheat, corn and stock
the principal products. Seat of U. S. Land
Office for the district.
KNOX CO. NEWS ; Thursdays ; four
pages ; size 24x35 ; subscription .S2 ; estab-
lished 1879 ; M. "W. Brice, editor ; News Print-
ing Co., publishers.
PIONEER : Tuesdays ; republican ; eight
ages ; size 22x31 ; subscription $2 ; estab-
ished 1874 ; E. A. Fry, editor and publisher ;
circulation K 1.
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NORFOLK, Madison Co., 400t pop.,
120 m. from Omaha, 45 from Columbus.
JOURNAL; Fridays; four pages ; size
26x40 ; subscription $2 ; established 1878 ;
Clarence Selah & Co., editors and publishers ;
circulation K.
NORTH PLATTE, C. H., Lincoln
Co., 1,450+ pop., near junction of North and
South Platte rs., and on Union Pacific Rd,^
291 m. from Omaha. Devoted to agriculture
and stock raising.
REPUBLICAN; Saturdays ; four pages;,
size 24x35 ; subsci-iption $2 ; established 1868 ;
James M. Ray, editor and publisher ; cu'cu-
lation K.
WESTERN NEBRASKIAN; Satur
days ; four pages ; size 24x36 ; subscription
$2; established 1874; A. H. Chorch, editor
and publisher ; cli'culation K.
OAKDALE, C. H., Antelope Co.
PEN AND PLOW^ Saturdays; four
pages ; size 16x22 ; subscription §1 ; establish-
ed 1877 ; I. N. Taylor and E. P. McCormick,
editors ; E. P. McCormick and Sarah E. Tay-
lor, publishers ; circulation K.
OMAHA, C. H., Douglas Co., 25,000t
pop., on Missouri r. Council Bluffs is
opposite. On numerous railroads. Military
headquarters of the Department of the
Platte. Important place for trade and
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GEO. P. HOWELL & CO'S
NEBRASKA.
NEBRASKA.
manufactures. Repair shops of Union Pa-
cific Rd., and large silver smelting and re-
finery worlcs are located here. Largest city
in the State.
BEE; every morning and evening except
Sunday, and WEEKLY, Wednesdays; re-
publican ; daily four pages, weekly eiglit
pages ^ size— daily 27x42, weelcly 33x47; sub-
scription—daily $8, weelcly $2 ; established
1S71 ; E. Rosewater, editor ; Onialia Publishing
■Co., publishers; circ'n — daily H, weekly H.
HERALiD: every morning except Mon-
day, and WEEKLY, Fridays ; democratic;
daily eight pages, weekly four pages ; size
:30x44 ; subscription— daily $10, weekly |1 50 ;
established 1865 ; Miller & Richardson, editors
and publishers ; circ'n- daily 1 1. weekly I L
NEWS; every evening except Sunday;
Independent ; four pages ; size 26x40 ; sub-
scription $7 ; established 1878 ; Fred Nye, edi-
tor and publislier ; circulation J 1.
REPUBLICAN; every morning except
Monday, and WEEKLY, Fridays; re-
publican ; four pages ; size 28x44; subscription
—daily $10, weekly $1 50 ; established 1858 ;
■C. E. Yost, manager ; circulation — daily I 1,
weekly H 1.
POST ; triweekly, Tuesdays, Thursdays
and Saturdays, and WEEKLY, Saturdays ;
German ; four pages ; size— triweekly 24x36,
weekly 28x44 ; subscription— tri-weeklj^ $6,
weekly $2 ; established 1872 ; Post Printing
Co., editors and publishers ; circulation—
triweekly K 1, weekly I.
CENTER-UNION AGRICULTUR-
IST; Wednesdays; eight pages; size 28x42;
subscription $1 50 ; established 1869 ; George W.
Brewster, editor and publisher ; circ'n J 1.
D AHEIM ; Sundays ; German ; eight pa-
ges ; size 24x36 ; subscription $2 ; established
1879 ; Oscar Mojean and Edward Kuester,
editors and publishers.
DEN DANSKE PIONEER ; Thurs
days ; Danish ; eight pages ; size, 29x36 ; sub-
scription $2 25 ; established 1872 ; Mark Han-
sen, editor and publisher ; circulation H 1.
DER COURIER; Saturdays; German;
ei'^ht pages ; size of page 13x20 ; subscription
$\ 50; established 1879 ; Courier Printing Co.,
editors and publishers.
FOLKEBLADET: (see St. Paul, Minn.)
JOURNAL OF COilLlIERCE; Fri
days ; commercial ; eight pages ; size 22x32 ;
subscription $2; estal)lished 1876; Fred. A.
Mana,er, editor and publisher ; circulation J.
NEBRASKA WATCHl^IAN; Satur
days ; independent ; eight pages ; size 30x46 ;
subscription $2 ; established 1870 ; F. M. Mac-
donagh, editor and publisher ; circ'n K K L
POKROK ZAPADU; Wednesdays;
Bohemian ; republican ; eight pages ; size
28x44 ; subscription $2 20 : established 1872 ;
John Rosicky, editor and piiblislier ; circ'n J 1.
PORTFOLIO; Saturdays; greenback;
four pages ; size 24x36 ; subscription $1 ; es-
tablished 1879; Portfolio Printing Co., editors
and publishers.
FREIE STIMMEN AUS DEM
REICHE GOTTES; semi-monthly; Ger-
man ; unsectarian ; eight pages ; size 22x:?2 ;
subscription $1 ; established 1878 ; Rev. L. G.
Hilmer and Rev. Theodore Falk, editors ;
Rev. Theodore Falk, publisher ; circulation J.
CHURCH GUARDIAN; monthly;
episcopal ; sixteen pages ; size of page 9x12 ;
subscription 50 cents; established 1873 ; Rev.
James Paterson, editor and publisher ; circu-
lation J.
HIGH SCHOOL JOURNAL; month-
ly ; educational ; four pages ; size 22x.S4 ; sub-
scription $1 ; established 1872 ; J. F. McCart-
ney, editor and publisher ; circulation 1 1.
RURAL NEBRASKA; monthly ; six-
teen pages ; size of page 10x15 ; subscription
f 1 ; established 1879 ; W. C. B. Allen, editor
;ind publisher; an Immigration advertising
sheet.
WESTERN MAGAZINE ; (see Chicago,
111.)
C. H., Holt Co.,
O'NEILL. CITY,
2,500+ pop., 40 m. from Niobrara. Farming
and stock-raising place.
HOLT CO. RECORD ; Mondays ; four
pages ; size 24x35 ; subscription $2 ; estab
lished 1879 ; T. J. Smith and B. C. Hill, editors
and publishers.
ORD,C.H., Vallejf Co., 65m. from Grand
Island and Kearney and 180 from Omaha.
Contains grist and saw mills. Surround-
ed by a good farming and stock-raising
country, which is being rapidly settled.
VALLEY CO. JOURNAL; Wednes
days ; republican ; eight pages ; size 26x40 ;
subscription $1 50 ; established 1879 ; J. H.
Capron, editor and publisher; circulation K.
ORLEANS, Harlan Co., 125t pop., 145
m. from Kearney. Stock-raising country.
REPUBLICAN VALLEY SENTI-
NEL ; Saturdays; republican; four pages;
size 26x40; subscription $1 50; established
1873 ; Laws & Kent, editors and publishers ;
circulation K K.
OSCEOLA, C. H., PolTc Co., 500t pop.,
25 m. S. W. of Columbus. Principal
branches of industry are farming and
stock raising.
HOME NEWS; Wednesdays; four
pages ; size 24x36 ; subscription $1 50 ; estab-
lished 1880; S. F. Fleharty, editor and pub-
lisher.
RECORD ; Thursdays ; republican ; eight
pages ; size 30x41 ; subscription $1 50 ; estab-
lished 1873; Bittenbender & Buell, editors
and publishers ; circulation K 1.
PAPILLION, C. H., Sarpy Co., 600t
pop., on Union Pacific Rd., 15 m. from
Omaha.
TIMES; Thursdays; independent; eight
pages ; size 30x44 ; subscription $1 50 ; estab-
lished 1874 ; A. R. Kennedy, editor and pub-
lisher ; circulation K 1.
PAWNEE CITY, C. H., Pawnee Co.,
1,200+ pop., about 40 m. S. W. of Missouri r.,
at Brownsville, 70 m. from St. Joseph, and
85 from Atchison, Kansas. In an agricultu-
ral and stock-raising district.
ENTERPRISE; Wednesdays; republi-
can ; four pages ; size 24x36 ; subscription $2 ;
established 1878; G. G. Wallace, editor and
publislier ; circulation K 1.
PAWNEE REPUBLICAN; Thurs
daj's ; four pages ; size 25x40 ; subscription $2 ;
established 1872 ; A. E. & J. N. Hassler, edi-
tors and publishers ; circulation K 1.
PERU, Nemaha Co., TOOf pop., on
Missouri r. and Nebraska Rd. State Nor-
mal School is here. Eight m. above Brown-
ville. Has some trade.
HERALD ; Thursdays ; eight pages ; size
30x44 ; subscription $1 50 ; established 1877 ;
M. J. Fenn, editor and publisher ; circ'n K 1.
PIERCE, C. H., Pierce Co., 152 pop.
PIERCE CO. CALL; Wedensdays;
eight pages ; size 22x31 ; subscription $2 ; es-
tablished 1877; Jacob B. Sharot, editor and
publisher ; circulation K.
PLATTSMOUTH, C. H., Cass Co.,
4,000+ pop., at the confluence of the Platte
and Missouri rs. The initial point of Bur-
lington & Missouri Rd., and on Kansas City
and St. Joseph & Council Bluffs and the Ne-
braska Trunk Rds., about 20 m. direct S. of
Omaha. It has a steamboat landing, and
does large grain, cattle and lumber business.
ENTERPRISE; every evening except
AMERICAN NEWSPAPER DIRECTORY.
M:{
NEBRASKA.
Sunday ; four pages ; size 20x36 ; subscription
§7 ; established 1879 ; H. M. Biishuell, editor ;
Bushuell & Montgomery, publisher; circula-
tion K. Circulation and advertising medium
for the South Platte ; the only daily edition in
the city: liberal tenns in all departments.
CAS^S? CO. DE3IOCRAT; Thursdays;
eight pages; size 26x40; subscription SI 5U;
established 1880; J. Bilks, editor and pub-
lisher.
\EBRA!;?KA HERALD; Thursdays;
republican ; four pages ; size 26x40 ; subscrip-
tion S2; established 1865; John A. Mac-
Murphy, editor and publisher ; circulation J.
PLUM CREEK, C. H., Dawson Co.
DAWSON CO. PIONEER; Thurs-
days; republican; four pages; size 22x32;
subscription $2; established 1873; B. F. Krier,
editor and publisher ; circulation K.
PONCA,C. H., Dixon Co., 600t pop., 25
m. from Sioux City, Iowa, on Covington,
Columbus and Black Hills Rd. Growing
town.
COURIER ; Wednesdays; republican;
eight pages ; size 30x44 ; subscription §2 ; es-
tablished 1877 ; Wigton & Wood, editors and
publishers : circulation K.
NORTHERN NEBRASKA JOUR-
NAL; Thursdays; four pages; size 28x44;
subscription S2; established 1873; William
Huse, editor and publisher ; circulation K 1.
RED CLOUD, C. H., Webster Co., SOOf
pop., on the B. & M. Rd., 40 m. from Hastings,
in the Valley of the Republican r. In an
agricultural and stock-raising district.
CHIEF ; Thursdays; republican; four
pages; size 26x40; subscription .§2; estab-
lished 1873; M. L. Thomas, editor and pub-
lisher ; circulation K 1.
WEBSTER CO. ARGUS ; Thursdays;
four pages ; size 26x40 ; subscription §2 ; es-
tablished 1878 ; A. J. Kenney, editor and pub-
lisher ; circulation K.
REPUBLICAN CITY, Harlan Co.
NEWS; Fridays ; republican ; four pages ;
size 26x40; subscription §1; established 1874;
Flavins Macmillan, editor and proprietor ;
circulation K. Goes to every part of the Ee-
puhlican Valley, and is the only Harlan coun-
ty paper having bona fide subscriptions. Ad-
vertisements at 25 cents per inch each issue.
ST. HELENA, C. H., Cedar Co., 200t
pop., on Missouri r., 10 m. S. E. of Yankton,
D. T. Engaged in farming.
CEDAR CO. NONPAREIIi; Wednes
days ; Independent ; four pages ; size 24x.35 ;
subscription S2; established 1877; Johnson
& Feauto, editors and publishers ; circ'n K.
ST. PAUL, C. H., Howard Co., 2,500t
pop., 24 m. from Grand Island. A grain and
stock-raising communitj'.
HOWARD CO. ADVOCATE ; Satur
davs ; republican ; four pages ; size 20x26 ;
subscription 81 50 ; established 1873 ; R. Har-
vey, editor and publisher ; circulation K.
PHONOGRAPH; Fridays ; eight pages ;
size 30x44; subscription $1 50; established
1878; A. B. Le\vls, editor and publisher; cii--
culation K K.
SCHUYLER, C. H., Colfax Co., eoof
pop., on Union Pacific Rd., 75 m. from
Omaha. Centre of trade for four counties.
NEWS; Saturdays; four pages; size
22x31 ; established 1878 ; J. A. Grimson, editor
and publisher ; cii'culation K.
SUN; Thursdays; four pages; size 24x35;
subscription SI 50; established 1871; Cady &
West, editors and publishers ; circulation K 1.
SCOTIA, C. H., Greeley Co., 47 m. from
Grand Island, on U. P. Rd. Engaged in grain
and stock raising.
NEBRASKA.
Fi
GREELEY TRIBUNE; Saturdays;
independent; four pages; size 24x35; sub-
scription §2 ; established 18(( ; R. S. Buchan-
an, editor and publisher ; circulation K.
SEWARD, C. H., Seward Co., l,800t
pop., about 25 m. W. by N. of Lincoln. Centre
of an agricultural district. Has water power
and a trade from surrounding counties.
BLUE VALLEY^ BL.ADE; Thursdays ;
republican; eight pages; size 31x44; sub-
scription S2; established 1873; McCaully &
Betzer, editors and publishers ; circ'n K K.
NEBRASKA ATLAS; Wednesdays;
greenback ; eight pages ; size 26x4t» ; subscrip-
tion SI 50; established 18S0; A. L. Stewart,
editor and publisher.
NEBRASKA REPORTER; Thurs
days ; republican ; four pages ; size 28x44 ;
subscription S2; established 1870; Thomas
Wolfe, editor and publisher ; circulation K 1.
SHELTON, Buffalo Co., 200t pop., on
Union Pac. Rd., 24 m. from Grand Island.
Superior farming region.
CLARION; Saturdays; non-partisan;
four pages ; size 22x32 ; subscription $1 50 ;
established 1879 ; A. C. Edwards, editor and
publisher.
SHERIDAN, I^emaha Co.
POST; Fridays; independent-republican;
four pages ; size 24x35 ; subscription $1 50 ; es-
tablished 1879 ; F. B. Tiffany, editor and pub-
lisher.
SIDNEY, C. H., Cheyenne Co., 2,000t
pop., 424 m. from Omaha on U. P. Rd. En-
gaged in freighting to Black Hills by wagon
teams.
PLAINDEALER ; Thursdays; four
ages ; size 26x35 ; subscription .§2 ; estab-
ished 1878 ; W. H. Michael and Roy W. Rhone,
editors and publishers ; circulation K K.
TELEGRAPH; Saturdays; four pages;
size 22x31 ; subscription $2 ; established 1874 ;
W. H. H, Brainerd, editor and publisher ; cir-
culation J.
STANTON, C. H., Stanton Co., 200t
pop.
REGISTER; Wednesdays; four pages;
size 22x30 ; subscription SI 50 ; established
1879 ; J. H. Slater, editor and publisher.
STERLING, «^o^»so?i Co., 480 pop., on
A. & X. Rd., 36 m. S. W. of Lincoln and 111
N. W. of Atchison, Kans. ; has good water-
power; situated in a good farming and
stock-raising region.
N E W S ; Fridays ; independent ; four
pages ; size 26x40 ; subscription S2 ; estab-
lished 1877 ; Barnhart & Pool, editors and pub-
lishers ; circulation K.
SUPERIOR, Nuckolls Co.
GUIDE; Thursdays; four pages; size
24x:35 ; subscription SI 75 ; established 1879 ;
Todd & Graves, editors and publishers.
SUTTON, C. H., Clay Co., l.OOOt pop.,
60 m. from Lincoln, on B. & M. Rd.
CLAY CO. GLOBE; Fridays; repub-
lican ; four pages ; size 24x35 ; subscription
SI 50 ; established 1875 ; E. H. White, editor
and publisher ; cii'culation K,
SYRACUSE, Otoe Co., 640 pop.
JOURNAL; Fridays; four pages; size
22x32 ; subscription SI 50 ; established 1878 ;
Albert Joyce, editor and publisher ; circ'n K 1.
TECUMSEH, C. H., Johnson Co.,
1,200+ pop., 28 m. W. of Missouri r., at Brown-
vlUe, on Atchison & Nebraska Rd., 48 m. S. E.
of Lincoln. Big Nemaha r. affords water
pow^er for mills here.
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GEO. P. ROW ELL & GO'S
NEBRASKA.
CHIEFTAIN; Saturdays; republican;
four pages ; size 26x40 ; subscription $2 ; estab-
lished 1869; Fairbrother & Crow, editors and
publishers ; circulation K 1.
JOHNSON CO. JOURNAL; Thurs
days; independent; ei^ht pages; size 31x44;
subscription $2 ; established 1879 ; Barnhart
& Pool, editors and publishers ; circ'u K 1.
TEKAMAH, C. H., Burt Co., 550t
pop., 47 m. N. of Omaha. Place of general
trade ; at the terminus of Omaha & N. W.
Rd. ; in a rich and well-improved agricul-
t ural and stock-raising district.
BURTONIAN; Thursdays; republican;
four pages ; size 26x40 ; subscription $2 ; es-
tablished 1873; George P. Hall, editor and
publisher ; circulation K 1.
NEBRASKA ADVOCATE; Thurs-
days ; four pages ; size 26x40 ; subscription
$1 50 ; established 1876 ; Conger & Thomas, ed-
itors and publishers ; circulation K 1.
VALPARAISO, Saunders Co., on
O. & R. V. Rd., 75 m. from Omaha and 20
from Lincoln. Has flouring mills, and is in
an agricultural and stock-raising section.
AVALANCHE; Saturdays; four pages;
size 24x35; subscription .$1 50; established
1879 ; S. M. Weed, editor and publisher.
WACO, York Co., 175t pop., 20 m.
from Seward. Is a grain market.
STAR; Thursdays ; four pages ; size 22x30 ;
established 1880; Beach Bros., editors and
publishers.
WAHOO, C. H., Saunders Co.
INDEPENDENT; Thursdays; four
pages ; size 26x40 ; subscription $2 ; establish-
ed 1875; J. B. Davis, editor and publisher;
circulation J.
TIMES ; Fridays ; four pages ; size 26x40 ;
subscription $2 ; established 1870 ; E. J. Hall,
editor and publisher ; circulation K.
WATERLOO, Douglas Co.
SENTINEL; Saturdays; independent;
four pager ; size 22x:^) ; subscription $1 ; es-
tablished 1879 ; E. Messenger, editor and pub-
lisher.
WEST POINT, C. H., Cuming Co.,
l,200t pop., in the famous Elkhorn Valley, a
great wheat-growing region, on Elkhorn r.
and Fremont & Elkhorn Valley Rd., 90 m.
from Omaha. Has very valuable water
power, which is employed in various manu-
factories and mills. Centre of trade for a
large district.
PROGRESS; Thursdays; democratic;
four pages ; size 26x40 ; subscription $2 ; es-
tablished 1876 ; P. F. O'Sullivan. editor and
publisher ; circulation K.
REPUBLICAN; Thursdays; republi-
can ; four pages ; size 26x40 ; subscription $2 ;
established 1870; M. S. Bartlett, editor and
publisher ; circulation K 1.
"WILBER, Saline Co., TOOf pop., on
B. & M. Rd., 30 m. from Lincoln. Contains
a flouring mill, foundry and steam grain
elevator.
OPPOSITION ; Thursdays ; democratic ;
eight pages ; size 26x40 ; subscription §1 50 ;
established 1874 ; J. W. Wehn, Jr., editor and
publisher ; circulation K K 1.
YORK, C. H., York Co., l,000t pop.
Thriving business point, on Nebraska Rd.,
in good agricultiu-al region ; about 50 m. W.
of Lincoln.
REPUBLICAN; Wednesdays; republi-
«an ; four- pages ; size 24x36 ; subscription
$1 50 ; established 1876 ; W. E. Morgan and E.
E. Post, editors and publishers ; circ'n J.
NEVADA.
AUSTIN, C. H., Lander Co., 2,000t
pop., near Reese r., 165 m. E. of Virginia
City, 91) S. of Central Pacific Rd., at Battle
Mountain. Several quartz mills are here
and large quantities of silver produced
annually. Silver mining the chief indus-
trial pursuit.
REESE RIVER REVEILLE; every
evening except Sunday ; independent ; four
pages ; size 18x24 ; subscription $14 ; establish-
ed 1863 ; John Booth, editor and publisher ;
circulation K.
BATTLE MOUNTAIN, Lander
Co., 2,000+ pop., on Central Pacific Rd. and
Humboldt r. Principal branches of indus-
try are mining, farming and stock raising.
MESSENGER; semi-weekly, Tuesdays
and Fridays ; republican ; lour pages ; size
18x24 ; subscription $5 ; established 1877 ; E.
L. H. Fulton, editor and publisher ; circ'n K.
BELMONT, C. H., Nye Co., 1,0001
pop. Engaged mainly in silver-mining,
raising of stock and agriculture.
COURIER; Saturdays; foiu- pages ; size
21x28 ; subscription $8 ; established 1874 ; An-
drew Maut, editor and publisher ; circ'n K.
CARSON CITY, C. H., Ormsby Co.,.
State capital, 3,042 pop., on Virginia and
Truckee Rd., 4 m. from Carson r. and 170 in
a direct line from San Francisco. The city
derives its support from State business and
lumber trade from SieiTa Nevada Moun-
tains.
MORNING APPEAL; every mornmg
except Monday ; democratic ; four pages ;
size 21x28 ; subscription $8 ; established 1869 ;
Henry R. Mighels, editor and publisher ; cir-
culation K.
NEVADA TRIBUNE; every evening
except Sunday ; i-epublican ; four pages ; size
21x28 ; subscription $10 ; established 1870 ; R,
R. Parkinson, editor ; E. J, Pai'kinson, pub-
lisher ; circulation K.
ELKO, C. H., Elko Co., l,.500t pop.,,
on Humboldt r. and Central Pacific Rd.,
460 m. N. E. of Sacramento, Cal., and 275 W.
of Ogden. Some manufacturing done here.
INDEPENDENT; every evening except
Sunday, and WEEKLY, Sundays ; demo-
cratic ; four pages ; size — daily 17x24, weekly
24x35 ; subscription — daily $10. weekly $5 ; es-
tablished—daily 1874, weekly 1867 ; S. S. Sears,^
editor and publisher ; cii'culation — daily K,
weekly K.
POST ; Saturdays ; four pages ; size 24x34 ;
subscription $5 ; established 1875 ; E. A. Little-
field, editor and publisher ; cii'culation K.
The Elko " Post" is the leading weekly news-
paper of Nevada, and is read by a much
larger number in proportion to its circulation
than any other in the State, on account of its
reliable loccd and mining news.
EUREKA, C. H., Eureka Co., 6,000t
pop., 85 m. from Central Pacific Rd. and 80
E. of Austin. Terminus cf E. P. Rd. En-
gaged in mining and smelting silver ores
and refining silver.
LEADER ; every evening except Sun-
day ; four pages ; size 21x28; subsci-iption $15;
established 1878 ; Fisk & Canfleld, editors and
publishers ; circulation K 1.
SENTINEL; every morniiig except Mon-
day ; four pages ; size 24x34 ; subscription
$15 ; established 1871 ; Cassidy & Skillman,
editors and publishers ; circulation K K 1.
GOLD HILL, Storey Co., 6,000t pop.,
14 m. N. by E. of Carson City, and connected
with it by a railroad. In the mountains,
AMERICAN NEWSFAPEK DIRECTORY.
2-2o
NEVADA.
and surrounded by rich mines of gold and
silver, which are extensively worked, pro-
ducing large quantities of precious metal
annually.
NEW^S; every evening except Sunday;
republican ; four pages ; size 24x38 ; subscrip-
tion .«8; established 18G3 ; Alfred Djten, edi-
tor; News Publishing Co., publishers ; circu-
lation H.
HAMILTON, C. H., JVhite Pine Co.,
1,825+ pop., in a rich silver mining district,
about 200 m. E. of Carson City. The Treas-
xire Hill mining districts are among the
richest in the State. Large and compre-
hensive reduction works are located here.
WHITE PINE NEWS; Saturdays;
•democratic ; four pages ; size 18x24 ; sub-
scription .S-T ; established 1864 ; A. Skillman,
editor and publisher ; circulation K.
PARADISE, Humboldt Co.
REPORTER ; Saturdays; independent;
four pages ; size 21x28 ; subscription $4 ; es-
tablished 1879 ; J. J. Hill & Co., editors and
publishers.
PIOCHE, C. H., Lincoln Co., 3,000t
pop., about 100 m. S. E. of Hamilton, and
near Utah line. Rich mining locality.
RECORD; Saturdays; four pages; size
19x28 ; subscription §5 ; established 1869 ;
Record Publishing Co., editors and publish-
ers ; circulation K.
RENO, C. 11., Waahoe Co., 2,500t pop.,
on Truckee r. and Central Pacific Rd., 11 m.
from E. base of Sierra Nevada mountains
and 22 from Virginia City. Centre of trade.
The river furnisljes Avater power, which is
partially developed.
EVENING GAZETTE; every evening
•except Sunday, and WEEIvLiY, Thurs-
days; liberal republican; daily four pages,
weekly eight pages ; size— daily 22x83, weekly
28x42; subscription— daily .«6, weeklv .<'2 50;
established— daily 1876, weekly 1877; R. L.
Fulton, editor and publisher ; circulation —
daily K K, weeklv K 1.
NEVADA STATE JOURNAL.; every
morning except Monday, and WEEKLY,
Saturdays; republican; four pages; size —
daily 21x28, weekly 24x54 ; subscription — daily
.$6, weekly .§2 50 ; established— daily 1873, week-
ly 1869 ; C. C. Powniug, editor and publisher ;
•circulation— daily K, weekly K K 1.
SILVER CITY, Lyo7i Co., l,Oflot
pop., about .3 m. from Virginia City. The
chief industries are the mining and milling
of gold and silver ores.
LYON CO. TI3IES ; semi-weekly,
Wednesdays and Saturdays ; republican ;
four pages ; size 21x28 ; subscription SIO ; es-
tablished 1872 ; T. E. Picotte, editor and pub-
lisher ; circulation K.
SUTRO, Li/on Co. Mining town.
INDEPENDENT; Mondays; four
pages ; size 21x28 ; subscription .$5 ; estab-
lished 1S75 : F. B. Mercer, editor and pub-
lisher ; circulation K.
TUSCARORA, ElJco Co.. 2,500t pop.,
50 m. N. of the C. P. Rd. and Elko. Cattle
raising to some extent, but silver mining is
the main industry.
TIMES-REVIEW; every morning ex-
cept Monday ; four pages : size 18x24 ; sub-
scription $15 ; established 1877 ; J. H. Dennis,
editor ; Faii'clilld & Dennis, publishers ; cir-
culation K.
VIRGINIA CITY, C. H., Storey Co.,
15
NEVADA.
7 ,048 pop., 15 m. N. E. of Carson City and 2»
from Reno. Metropolis of the State. A city
of active trade. Rich mines of gold and
silver in the vicinity. Machinery for hoist-
ing and reduction of ore is brought Into
use, giving employment to a large amount
of capital and labor.
EVENING CHRONlt'LE; every even
ing except Sunday ; four pages ; size 24x36 ;
subscription .«8 ; established 1868 ; D. E. Mc-
Carthv, editor and publisher ; ciiculation H.
TERRITORIAL ENTERPRISE ;
every morning except Monday, and WEEK-
LY, Saturdays ; republican ; daily four
pages, weekly eight pages ; size — daily 24x36,
weekly 28x42 ; subscription— daily SIO, weekly
$3 ; established 186J ; Enterprise Publishing
Co., editors and publishers ; circulation —
daily J 1 ; does not insert advertisements in
weeklv.
NEVADA MONTHLY; sixty eight
pages octavo ; subscription $2 50 ; established
1880 : issued from the office of the Enterprise.
WARD, White Pine Co.
REFLEX ; Saturdays ; four pages ; size
18x24 ; subscription $7 50 ; established 1874 ;
R. W. Simpson, editor and publisher.
WINNEMUCCA, C. H., Humboldt
Co., 1,5(X!-|- pop., on Humboldt r. and Central
Pacific Rd., 324 m. N. E. of Sacramento,
Cal., and 420 froni Ogden. Centre of trade,
and surrounded by a farming and mining
country.
SILVER STATE; every evening except
Sundav ; democratic ; four pages ; size 18x24 ;
subscription $8 ; established 1869 ; J. J. Hill
& Co., editors and publishers ; circulation K.
NEW HAMPSHIRE.
AMHERST, C. II., Hillsborough Co.
1,500+ pop., on Souhegan r., 18 m, S. of Con-
cord, and 10 S. "W. of Manchester.
FARMERS' CABINET; Tuesdays;
republican ; four pages ; size 22x34 ; subscrip-
tion SI 25 ; established 18L»2 ; Edward D. Boyls-
ton and Albert A. Rotch, editors ; Edwai'd D.
Boylston, publisher ; circulation J 1.
BRISTOL, Grnfton Co., 26 xa. from
Concord, on Bristol branch of Northern Rd.
Manufactures of different kinds carried
on.
ENTERPRISE; Saturdays; four pages;
s'ze 22x31 ; subscription §1 2o ; established
1878 ; R. W. Musgrove, editor and publisher ;
circulation K 1.
CANDIA VILLAGE, Rockingham
Co., oOJ-f pop., 10 m. from Manchester, on
Concord Rd. Manufactures shoes.
CANDIA BANNER; Saturdays; four
pages ; size 22x31 ; subscription 75 cents ; es-
tablished 1877; J. J. Lane, editor and pub
Usher.
CLAREMONT, Sullivan Co., 4,2001
pop., on Connecticut r. and Soixthern divi
sion of Vermont Central Rd. 7 m. from
Windsor and 42 from Brattleboro. Consid-
erable manufacturing done here.
GRANITE STATE JOURNAL ;
Saturdays ; republican ; eight pages ; size
:B;3x46 ; subscription $3 ; established 1869 ;
Journal Co., editors and publishers ; circula-
tion K ; printed at the office of the Vermont
Journal, Windsor, Vt.
NATIONAL EAGLE; Saturdays; re-
publican ; four pages ; size 24x36 ; subscrip-
tion $1 50 ; established 18.35 ; Hiram P. Grandy,
editor and publisher ; circulation J 1.
•J26
GEO. r. KOWKT.L & COS
XKW HAMPSHIKK.
NORTHERN AHVOCATE; Tues
davs ; ronublioan ; four pajros ; sizo •2;?.\;v? ;
subsoriptiouSl >■'> ; ostablislicil IS^i;*: .1. Wobor,
editor and inibti-ilicr : oiioulation .1.
NAKKATlVE.tt
COLEBROOK, Coo.-< Co.,'i,m)-t pop.,
oil Cv>uuoitk'iit r., 14J m. from Concord.
Surrounded by an aicrifultural and Uunbor
district. En!;:as;cd in nianufai'turc of potato
starch, of which groat quantities arc nuidc
yearly.
NEWS; Fridays: republican ; four pasros ;
size ■J4xo(>; subscViptivUi $1 fx.! : established
1S7H: J. D. B idge, editor and publisher; cir-
culation K K 1.
NOUTIIEUN SENTINEl.: Fridays,
deiuociaiic : four pagt's ; siZv' 22x.Sl ; subscrip-
tion $1 5 •; established 1S7J: Albert Barker,
editor and publisher ; eiicula.ion K 1.
CONCORD, C. H., State capital, ,Ver-
rimack Co., lo.iXW pip., on Merrimack r.,
and at junction of four railroads, near cen-
tre of State, T3 ni. from Boston and 48 from
Lowell. Centre of trade, and engaged in
nianufacturing.
3lONIT()l{; everv even'ng except Sun
dav, and INDEPENDENT STATES-
MAN, Thursdays: republican; daily four
passes, weekly eight pages ; size — daily .i.ixol,
weVklv 31 x4(l: subscription— dailv $(i, weekly
§•2 5);'establi-;hed— diilv ISim, weekly 1S,M ;
William E. S evens and P. B. Cogswell, etli-
tors : R.^iublican Press Association, publish-
ers; Edward A. .Tenks, manager; circulation
— dallv J 1. weekly F.
PEOPLE AND PATRIOT: everv
evening except Sunday, an<l \>EEIi.L\,
Thursd'avs; democratic; four pages ; size—
dailv 'Jlx^-!, weeklv •2ilx4:>; subscription— daily
§6, weekly §1 5'J ; established 1>TS ; C. C. Pear
son, editor and publisher ; circulation— week-
lv G 1.
INDEPENDENT STATESMAN; (see
Motiitor.)
CJ R A N I T E M O N T II T. V ; literary ;
seventv-two pay:es octavo ; subscription §1 50;
established 1^T7: J. M. McCiintock, editor and
publisher; circulation K 1.
DOVER, C. II., Strafford Co., 10,11-21
pop., on Cocheco r., Boston & Maine and
Portsmouth & Dover Rds., V2 m. from Ports-
mouth and H7 f roni Boston. Centre of busi-
ness for this part of State. Engaged in
manufacturing.
FOSTER'S DEMOCRAT; every even-
ing except Sanday, and \VEEKI>Y, Fri-
davs ; democratic ; four p iges ; size — daily
22x31, weekly 27x40; subsciption— daily §.5,
weeklv §2: established— daily 1873, weekly
1S72: Geo. J. Foster & Co., editors and publish-
ers ; circulation— dailv K, weekly J 1.
ENQUIRER; Thursdays: republican;
four pages: size 28x4-1; subscription S2: es-
tablished 1827 : John R. Varney and J. T. S.
Libbey, edicors ; Libbey & C >., p iblishers ;
circulation 1 1. The ddest, largest and best
pap'r in Eastern Xew Hanip<hire, and the
most liberally patronized by local adver-
tise r<.
MORNING STAR; Wednesdays; bap-
tist; eight pages; sze 31x44: subscription
S2 50 : established 1826 ; G. F. Mosher, editor ;
I. D. Stewart, publisher : circulation F.
STATE PRESS: Fridays ; democratic ;
foiu- pages ; size 26x40 ; subscription $2 ; estab-
lished 1874 ; George F. Gray, editor ; Press
Publishing Co., publishers; circulation H 1.
EAST CANAAN, Grafton Co., 1,877
pop., on Northern R 1., 51 m. N. of Concord
and 120 from Boston. Railroad station for
four adjoining towns. Engaged in lumber-
ing.
NKW nA-VrslUKH.
CANAAN REPORTER; Fridays; four
pages; size 2"Jx;!2 : sul)serlption §1; »'stab-
llshed 1S67:C. O. Harui-y, editor and i)ubllsher;
circulation K 1. Issues an eight pa.ue edition
at SI .".O.
EXETER, C. 11., nocL-in(/}inm Co.,
4,(KKH pop., on Exeter r. and Boston & Maine
Rd., 50 m. froni Boston. Engaged in cotton
and (>ther ni;inufaetures.
<; A/.ETTE: Tinirsdays ; eight pages ; size
.■>'>x4l: siil)sc'ription §12'); est ddished 1876;:
Wingate ^"t Sliaw. eilitors and pul)lishcrs;
eircul.ation .1.
N EWS- liETTER : Fridays ; republican ;
four pages; size 30x44; subscrii>tion .'«!2 ; estab-
lished 1831 ; Marseilles i"t: :Morrill, editors and
publisliers; eireulation H I.
FARMINGTON, Str<ijfford ro.,3,ooot
pop., mi Djver i.'^ Wiunipiseogee Rd., IS m.
N. of Dovei*. E.xtensive boot and shoe manu-
factures.
A DV ERTISER : Fridays; independent ;
four p <.ges: size 26\'4'i: subscription SI !'■> ; es-
tabli<;hed 1876 ; C. W. Folsom, editor and
publisher ; circulation K.
NEWS; Fridays; nonpartisan; ft>ur
pages; size 22x31 ; subscription .$1 ; establish-
ed 187!); J E. Feruald i*t Sou, editors and pub-
lislu-rs.
FISHERSVILLE, MerrlmacJc Co.,
S.tXXlf pop., on Northern Rd., 6 m. from Con-
cord. Engaged in manufacture of cotton
and woolens and tine furniture.
RAYS OF lilGHT: Fridays; four
pages ; size 24x:i"i ; subscription .$1 ; estab-
lished 1876; S. G. Noyes, editor and publisher;
circulation K.
FITZWILLIAM, ChesJnre Co.,
l,4(.)l-f- pop., on Cheshii^ Rd., 13 m. from
Keene. Five granite quarries in operation,
aiul manufactures pails and wooden ware.
<;A/iETTE; Fridays; four pages; size
26x40; subseriptii n .<^1 .50 ; established 1S79 ;
Charles B. Marehant. editor; P. S. vt S. Batch-
eller, publishers ; printed at the ollice of the
Jountdl, Wineheudtui, JIass.
FRANKLIN FALLS, ^^errimack
Co., ^^^W^■ pop., on Merrimack r. and North-
ern R 1., at junction of Bristol branch, 19 m.
N. of Concord. Engaged in manufacturing.
I>IER RIMACK JOURNAL: Fridays;
indeviendent ; four pages : size 24x36 ; sub-
scription .'52 ; established 1872 ; G. B. Wheeler,
editor and publisher ; circulation J 1.
GORHAM, Coos Co., on Grand
Trunk R,l.,20m. from Bethel, Maine, and 40
from Lancaster. The location of the ma-
chine shops of the Eastern division of the
Grand Trunk Rd.
I^IOUNTAINEER; Fridays; four pages ;
siz'^ 22k32; subscription ,§150; established
1877: V. V. Tsvitchell, editor and publisher ;
circulation J.
GREAT FALLS, Strafford r'o..4,504t
pap., on Salmon Falls r., B iston and Maine
and Portsmouth, Great Falls and Conway
Rls., 74 m. from Boston. One of the largest
cotton and woolen manufacturing places
in the State.
FREE PRESS; Fridays; republican;
eitht pages : size 30x44 ; subscription $1 50; es-
tablished 1876; Edward O. Lord, editor; Free
Press Co., publishers ; circulation J J.
JOURNAL,: Fridays; independent ; four
paaes ; size 26x40; subscription SI 50 ; estab-
lished 1867; Edwin Fernald, editor and pub-
lisher ; circulation J 1.
AXEBICAX jnSWSPATEE. I>IBECTOET.
JTEW HAMPSHIRE,
.V£ W HAJWSHIRF^
GRE£irVXLI«£, saUhmms/k Co^ LANCASTER, C- H-. C«m C«_?.i45
ec<lia» a»J f ■rei.T'er«-. ^ •-"'^"
oC tlie Ssmiimei. Ar«T. XauL C'OO^ R EP C B Lir'.43( :
HANOVER 'Tiw a>-, M© pop^ :
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LAKE VLLLAGE.
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rr. JOURNAL OF 3IU!?IC : iii:'-:^7 --
" i.c-: ilxt'^^iL Li.i--i : v_ze of 'iz^J 32 -- ; ^"::c-
^Vryr ir. i Ti'r.llihir: c±rt-uiad.:n J.
MIL FORD, HmAonmgk Co,, 3 5>-
: ; BjstoiL, Low^ ft WUron B-i- ;
— --— a- restMT; has exx^R-
- :■ ataaofaemca.
ENTERPRISE: 7 7^ : indepea-
228
GEO. r. KOWELL & GO'S
NEW HAMPSHIRE.
fll 50 ; established 1875 ; George E. Foster, edi-
or; W. W. Henienway, publisher; circ'n K 1.
NASHUA, Hillshorough Co., ri.OOOf
pop., ou Nashua r., near its junction with
Merrimack r. A manufacturing place and
terminus of six Rds.
GAZETTE; every evening except Sun-
day, and WEEKLiY, Thursdays; demo-
cratic ; four pages ; size— daily 20x26, weekly
27x42; subscription— daily $5, weekly $1 50;
established— daily 1872, weekly 1827 ; B. B. &
F. P. Whittemore, editors and publishers ;
circulation — dallv K, weekly J 1.
TEIiEtJRAPH ; everv evening except
Sunday, and WEEKLiY, Saturdays; re-
publican ; daily four pages, weekly eight
pages ; size — daily 20x29, weekly 29x42 ; sub-
scription—daily .$5, weekly $1 50 : established
—daily 1869, weekly 1832 ; O. C. Moore, editor
and publisher ; circulation — dailv J, weekly I.
REAL, ESTATE JOURNAL; month
ly ; four pages ; size 21x29 ; subscription 50
cents ; established 1879 ; Parker & Green, edi-
tors and publishers ; a real estate advertising
sheet.
NEWMARKET, Rockingham Co.,
2,000i' pop., on Boston & M. R 1., and on Lam-
prey r,, 14 m. W. of Portsmouth, autl 36 S. E.
of Concord. Engaged in cotton manufac-
tures.
ADVERTISER J Saturdays; indepen-
dent ; four pages ; size 24x36 ; subscripcion
^1 50; established 1873; F. H. Pinkham, editor
and publisher ; circulation K 1.
NEWPORT, C. H., Sullivan Co.,
2,500+ pop., ou Sugar r., :35 m. N. W. by W. of
Concord. Engaged in manufactures.
NEW HA>IPSHIRE ARGUS AND
SPECTATOR; Fridays ; democratic ; four
f)ages; size 26x40; subscription $1 75; estab-
ished 1823; Barton & Prescott, editors and
publishers ; circulation J 1.
PETERBORO, Hillshorough Co.,
2,236 pop., on Monadnock Rd., Contocook
r., 63 m. from Boston, 30 from Nashua and
Manchester, and 50 from Concord. Cotton,
woolen and general manufacturing done
here.
TRANSCRIPT; Thursdays: republi-
can ; four pages ; size 24x37 ; subscription
$150; established 1849; Farnum & Scott, edi-
tors and publishers ; circulation J 1,
PLYMOUTH, C. 11., Grafton Co.,
1,700+ pop., on Boston, Concord & Montreal
Rd., 50 m. N. of Concord. Contains nu-
merous glove manufactories and tanneries.
GRAFTON CO. DE3IOCRAT; Frl
days ; democratic ; four pages ; si^e 22x31 ;
subscription $1 ; established 1878 ; Demo-
crat Publishing Co., editors and publishers;
circulation K 1.
GRAFTON CO. JOURNAL,; Satur
days ; indepynrtent ; four pages ; s'ze 24xa5 ;
subscription $1 50 ; established 1874 ; C. H,
Kimball, editor and publisher; circulation
J 1.
PORTSMOUTH, C. H., RocMngham
Co., 10,000+ pop., and commercial metropolis
of the State, on Piscataqua r., and only sea-
port in the Scate. Engaged in manufactur-
ing and ship building. A United States
Navy Yard is located on the opposite side
of the river.
CHRONICLE; every morning except
Smdav, ami NEW HAMPSHIRE GA-
ZETTE, Thursdays ; republican ; daily four
pages, weekly eight pages ; size— daily 22x31,
weekly 31x44 ; subscription— daily $6, weekly
^1 50; established— daily 1852, weekly 1756;
NEW HAMPSHIRE.
Chronicle and Gazette Publishing Co., editors
and publishers ; circ'n— daily K 1, weekly J.
EVENING TIMES; every evening ex-
cept Sanday, and STATES AND UNION,
Fridays ; democratic ; four pages ; size— daily
22x8'J, weekly 27x40; subscription— daily .$6,
weekly $1 75 ; established— daily 1868, weekly
1863; Alpheus A. Hanscom, editor and pub-
lisher; circulation— daily K 1, weekly J 1.
JOURN A Li ; Saturdays ; republican ; four
pages ; size 26x39 ; subscription $2 ; estab-
lished 1793 ; L. W. Brewster, editor and pub-
lisher ; circulation J 1.
NEW HA3IPSHIRE GAZETTE;
STATES AND UNION; (see Evening
Times).
WEEKLY; Saturdays; independent;
eight pages ; size 26x39 ; subscription $1 50 ; es-
tablished 1877; Frark W. Miller & Co., editors
and publishers ; circulation I.
ROCHESTER, Strafford Co., G.OOOt
pop., on Dover & Winnipiseogee Rd., 10 m.
N. of Dover. A manufacturing place.
A NTI -MONOPOLIST: Saturdays;
greenback ; lour pages ; size 22x31 ; subscrip-
tion $1 ; established 1878 ; Geo. G. Berry, ed-
itor and publisher ; circulation K 1.
COURIER AND FARMINGTON
ADVERTISER; Fridays; independent;
four pages ; size 26x40 ; subscription $1 75 ; es-
tablished 1863; Charles W. Folsom, editor and
publisher ; cii-culation J.
SHAKER VILLAGE, Merrimack
Co., 203+ pop., on line of Rd., 12 m. N. E. from
Concord. Engaged in agriculture and va-
rious manufactures.
SHAKER MANIFESTO; (see Shakers,
New York).
SUNCOOK, Merrimack Co., S.OOOf
pop., 7 m. from Concord and 10 from Man-
chester. Trade centre for Suncook Valley.
J O U R N A Li ; Saturdays ; independent ;
four pages ; size 22x31 ; subscription .$1 25 ;
established 1874 ; Otis S. Eastman, editor and
publisher ; circulation K.
TROY, Cheshire Co.
LIOME COMPANION; monthly; four
pages ; size 2.3x38 ; subscription 50 cents ; es-
tablished 1872 ; H. C. Newton, editor ana pub-
lisher ; circulatioa J J 1.
WILMOT, Merrimack Co., l,200t pop.,
2 m. from rd., 27 m. from Concord. Has
lumber and other mills.
KEARSAGE SENTINEL; Saturdays;
four pages; size 21x31; subscription SI; es-
tablished 1879; J. H. Larry, editor and pub-
lisher.
WILTON, Hillsborough Co.
J O URN A Ij ; Tuesdays ; independent ;
four pages ; size 24x36 ; subscription $1 50 ; es-
tablislied 1875; George E. Foster, editor ; W.
W. Hemenway, publisher ; circulation K ;
printed at the omce of the Milf ord Enterprise.
W^OLFBOROUGH, Carroll Co.,
1,995 pop., on Winnipiseogee Lake, 40 m.
from Concord, 80 from Boston, and in di-
rect communication with all the thorough-
fares of the State. A summer resort. En-
gaged in manufacturing and agriculture.
GRANITE STATE NEWS; Mondays;
republican ; four pages ; size 26x40; subscrip-
tion S2; established 1860; Chas. H. Parker,
editor and publisher ; circulation J.
WOODSVILLE, Grafton Co.
IIAVERHILiL HERAI.D ; Saturdays ;
Independent ; four pages ; size 20x26 ; sub
scription §1 ; established 1879 ; Wm. A. Pringle
& Co., editors and publishers ; circulation K.
AMERICAN NEWSPAPER DIRECTORY
i-29
NEW JERSEY.
NEW JEESEY.
ASBURY -P AniS., Monmonth Co.,
l,CiOO+ pop. Faces the Atlantic Ocean on the
Long Branch Division of the C. Rd. of N, J.
A prominent summer resort.
JOURNATi; Saturdays; Independent;
four pages ; size 24x36 ; subscription $1 ; es-
tablished 1876; John L. Coffin, editor and
publisher ; circulation H.
SHORE PRESS 5 Fridays ; eight pages;
size 23x33; subsern^tion S2; establshed 1879;
A. L. Thomas, H. S. Kinmonth and William
Whlttick, editors and publishers.
ATCO, Camden Co.,500t pop., on Cam-
den & Atlantic Rd., at junction of New
Jersey Southern and Williamstown Rds.
In fruit-growing district.
ARGUS AND ADVOCATE; Satur
davs ; independent; lour pages; size 26x4);
subscription SI 5J; established 187S ; W. D
Siegfried and Harry G. Smith, editors and
publishers ; circulation K K 1.
ATLANTIC CITY, Atlantic Co.,
3,000t pop., the terminus of the Camden &
Atlantic Rd., and also of Phila. & Atlantic
City Rd. Large oyster interests in the bays.
Is the location of Absecom Lighthouse, and
lies on an Island separated from the main
land by five miles of mai-sh-land. The ad-
jacent main land is devoted to fai-ming
and the raising of garden truck.
ATLANTIC CO. REVIEW; Satur
days ; four paees ; size 23x42 ; subscription §2 :
established 1873; A. L. English, editor and
publisher ; circulation J 1 ; a daily is issued
from this office durintr the summer season.
ATLANTIC TIMES; Thursdays ; four
pages; size 26x38; subscription SI 50; estab-
lished 1877 ; J. F. Hall, editor and publisher ;
circulation J ; a daily Ls issued during July
and August.
BAYONNE CITY, Hudson Co.,
6,00;»- pop., on New Jersey Central Rd., ad-
joining Jersey City. Place of residence for
merchants and others doing business In New
York City. Considerable manufactures ;
coal shipping.
BAYONNE HERALD; Saturdays;
four pages; size 2Ux26: subscription $1 50;
established 186:t; Bayonne Piiuting Co., edi-
tors and publishers ; circulation J.
TIMES; Thursdays; four pages; size
24x35 ; subscription SI ; established 1870 ; E.
Grardner & Sons, editors and publishers ; cir-
culation K K.
BELVIDERE, C. H., Warren Co.,
l.SJO-l- pop., on Pequest r., near its junction
with the Delaware, 53 m. above Philadel-
phia, and on Belvidere & Delaware Rd.
The falls in the river furnish water power,
which is employed in manufactures.
APOLLO; Fridaj-s; republican; four
pages; size 26\;40; subscription .§2 5'J; estab-
lished 1824 ; Josiah Ketcham, editor and pub-
lisher ; circulation J 1.
WARREN JOURNAL: Fridays; dem-
ocratic ; four pages : size 26x4') ; subscription
$2 50 ; established 1833 ; Adam Bellls, editor
and publisher : circulation J.
BEVERLY, BurUngton Co., 2,2Q3t
pop., on Delaware r., above the outlet of
Rancocas creek, and on Amboy division of
Pennsylvania R J., 15 m. N. E. of Philadel-
phia. Engaged in fruit and truck raising,
canning and manufacturing ; almost hourly
connected with Philadelphia by rail and
steam.
BANNER: Saturdays; four pages ; size
24x36; subscription SI 50; established 1878:
L. W. Perkins and J. K. Haffey. editors and
publishers ; circulation K K.
VISITOR ; Thursdays; four pages; size
22x31 ; subscription SI SO ; established 1869 ;
David Scattergood, editor ; Samuel J. Hughes,
publisher ; circulation K K.
BLAIRSTOWN, Warren Co., oOOf
pop., the terminus of Blairstown Rd., 95*
m. from New York city and 109} from
Philadelphia. Contains a large educational
institution.
PRESS; Wednesdays ; independent ; four
pages ; size 24x38 ; subscription $1 50 ; estab-
lished 1877 ; Jacob L. Bannell, editor and pub-
lisher ; circulation K.
BLOOMFIELD, Essex Co., G.OOOt
pop., on Bloomfleld branch of Morris &
Essex Rd. and Morris canal. Engaged In
manufacturing. Residence of persons
doing business in Newark and New York
city.
RECORD ; Fridays ; Independent ; four
pages ; size 24x36 ; subscription $1 50 ; estab-
lished 1873 ; Stephen M. Hulin, editor and
publisher; circulation K.
BOONTON, Morris Co., 4,000t pop.,
on Rockaway r., Morris Canal and Boontou
branch of Delaware, Lackawanna & West-
ern Rd., 32 m. from New York.
BULLETIN; Thursdavs ; republican;
four pages ; size 26x40 ; subscription SI 50 '•■
established 1870 ; S. L. Garrison, editor and
publisher ; circulation K K 1.
BORDENTOWN, Burlington Co.,
6,041 pop., at mouth of Delaware & Rarl-
tau Canal, on Amboy division of Pennsyl-
vania Rd., 57 m. from New York and 28
from Philadelphia. Connected by rail with
Trenton. Engaged In manufactures.
REGISTER; Fridays; independent;
four pages ; size 24x:38 ; subscription S2 ; es-
tablished 1851 ; J. D. Flynn, editor and pub-
lisher ; circulation J. Circulation 960, sivorn
to; advertisers not using the ''Register" don't
kiioir their oivn ititerests.
BOUND BROOK, Somerset Co.,
2,000-f- pop., on Central Rd. of N. J. and two
other Rds., and on Raritan canal and Rari-
tan r. Has large lumber trade, some manu-
factures, and is surrounded by a fertile far-
ming region.
CHRONICLE; Wednesdays; Indepen-
dent ; four passes ; size 26x4i) ; subscription
SI 23 ; established 1868 ; A. J. Shampanore, ed-
itor ; Shampanore & Son, publishers ; circula-
tion K 1.
BRIDGETON, C. H., Cumberland
Co., 7,000+ pop., on Cohansy r., at terminus
of West Jersey Rd.. at its junction with
New Jersey Southern Rd., :^ m. from Phila-
delphia. Has manufactories of glass, iron
and nails. Surrounded by a fai-ming coun-
try.
evening; NEWS; every evening ex-
cept Sunday, and DOLLAR N E \\ S,
Saturdavs ; four pages ; size— daily 19x2b,
weeklv i9x3i) ; subscription— daily $S, weekly
75 cents; established— daily 1873, weekly 18.4;
Evening News Co., publishers ; circulation—
weeklv J J. , ,,
CHRONICLE; Fridays; republican;
four pages ; size 28x42 ; subscription .92 ; estab-
llished 1815; A. M. Heston, editor and pub-
i Usher ; circulation I.
230
GEO. P. ROV^^ELL & CO'S
NEW JERSEY.
DOTiL.AR NEWS: (f'ee Evrnina News).
NEW JERSEY PATRIOT; Fridays;
democi'atic ; ei^lit pages ; size 28x42 : sub-
scription $2 ; estalilisliert 1865 ; John Cheese-
man, J?\, editor anrl publisher; cirenlatifin J 1.
WEST JERSEY PIONEER; Tluirs
days ; republican ; four pajzes ; size 27x42 ;
subscription $1 50 ; established 1848 ; McCowan
& Nichols, editors and publishers ; circula-
tion J 1.
BURLINGTON, Burllmjton Co.,
5,817 pop., on Delaware r. and Aniboy di-
vision of Pennsylvania Rd., 18 m. from
Philadelphia. Engaged in commerce and
manufactures. Seat of Burlington College.
Connected by daily line of steamers with
Philadelphia.
GAZETTE AND BURIilNGTON
OO. ADVERTISER; Saturdays; neu-
tral ; four pages ; size 25x38 ; subscription
$1 50 ; established 1856 ; J. O. Glasgow, editor
and publisher ; circulation K K.
NEW JERSEY ENTERPRISE; Fri
days ; republican ; four pages ; size 28x42 ;
subscription $2 ; established 1868 ; W. J. Bruce,
editor; S, S. Murphey, publisher; circula-
tion K 1.
CAMDEN, C. H., Camden Co., 20,045
pop., on Delaware r., opposite Philadel-
phia, 87 m. from New York. Engaged in
commerce and manufactures, and an im-
portant suburb of Philadelphia, with which
it is connected by ferries. Several rail-
roads centre here.
POST ; every evening except Sunday ;
four pages ; size 20x28 ; subscription .$3 ; estab-
lished 1875 ; H. L. Bonsall & Son, editors and
publishers ; circulation H 1.
DE3IOCRAT; Saturdays; democratic;
four pages ; size 28x42 : subscription $2 ; es-
tablished 1832 ; William B. Wills, editor ; Wills
& Sample, publishers : circulation J 1.
WEST JERSEY PRESS ; Wednes
days; republican; four pages; size 28x42;
subscription $2 ; established 182i) ; Sinnickson
Chew, editor and publisher; circulation J 1.
EVERY MONTH; monthly ; literary ;
fifty pages octavo ; subscription .SI ; estab-
lished 1879; Clinton S. Davis, publisher.
CAPE MAY CITY, C. H., Cape May
Co., \,^M-\ pop., on Atlantic Ocean, at south-
ern point of New Jersej', terminus of Mill-
ville & Cape May Rd., 81 m. S. of Philadel-
phia. Fashionable summer resort.
CAPE MAY CO. GAZETTE; Satur
days ; independent ; four pages ; size 22x31 ;
subscription $1 50; established 1880; A. Coo-
per, editor and publisher.
STAR OF THE CAPE; Thursdays;
republican; four pages; siz'^ 28x44; subscrip-
tion $2 ; establislied 1868; W. V. L. Seigman,
editor and publisher; circulation K 1 ; a daily
Is issued from this office during the months
of July and August ; size 24x36.
WAVE; Situi'days; neutral; four pages;
size 26x33; subscription .$1 5'i; establislied
1855 ; C. S. Magrath, editor and publisher ; cu"-
culation J J ; a dailjns issued from this otflce
during the months of July and August ; size
23x34; subscription $1 50.
CARLSTADT, Bergen Co., 2,000t
pop., on New Jersey & New York Rd., IJ^
m. from Erie R:l., 10 m. from New York
city. Thriving village, with a celebrated
watch case and several other factories.
Large numbers of New York business men
reside here.
FREIE PRESSE; Saturdaj's; German;
independent; four pages; size 19x26; sub-
scription $2; established 1873; Henry Mat-
ihey, ediior and publisher ; circulation K.
NEW JERSEY.
CHAMBERSBURG, Mercer Co.
MERCER CO. NEWS; (see Trenton).
CINNAMINSON, Burlinr/ton Co.,
25IH pop., near Raritan Station on C. &
Amboy Rd.
CHRISTIAN HERALD; monthly;
unsectarian ; four pages ; size 19x24 ; sub-
scription 50 cents; established 1878; Rev. D.
M. Hughes, editor and publisher.
CLAYTON, Gloucester Co.
ENTERPRISE; Saturdays; four pages;
size 24x36 ; subscription $2; established 1880 ;
D. S. Maynard, editor and publisher.
CLINTON, Hunterdon Co., l.OOOt pop.,
on New Jersey Central Rd., 52 m. W. of
Jersey City. Several mills here obtain water
power from a branch of Raritan r.
DEMOCRAT; Fridays; democratic;
four pages ; size 23x42 ; subscription $1 50 ; es-
tablished 1868; J. Carpenter, Jr., editor and
publisher ; circulation J.
DECKERTOWN, Sussex Co., l.OOOf
pop. In rich agricultural district. Near
slate and flagging quarries and celebrated
iron mines.
SUSSEX CO. INDEPENDENT: Fri-
daj's ; independent ; four pages ; size 26x40 ;
subscription ,$2; established 1870; Gibbs &
Stanton, editors ; Independent Printing Co.,
publishers ; circulation J 1.
DOVER, Morris Co., 3,044t pop., on
Morris & Essex division of Delaware, Lack-
awanna & Western Rd. ; Chester, High-
bridge and Hibernia Rds. form a junction
at this place with Delaware, Lackawanna,
& Western Rd. Surrounded by an iron
mining district and engaged in manufac-
tures.
INDEX; Thursdays; democratic; four
pages ; size 24x36 ; subscription .$1 ; estab-
lished 1875 ; Frank F. Hummel, editor ; Hum-
mel & Tillyer. publishers ; circulation J 1.
IRON ERA; Saturdays; independent;
four pages ; size 29x44 ; subscription $2 ; es-
tablisned 1870; Benjamin H. Vogt, editor and
proprietor- circulation J 1.
EAST ORANGE, Essex Co., 7,000t
pop., on Del., Lack. & Western Rd., 2J^ ni.
from Newark, 40 min. from N. Y. City. Con-
tains many private residences of New York
business men.
GAZETTE; Thursdays; four pages ; size
26x49; subscription $2; established 1873;
S. M. Long, editor and publisher; circ'n K 1.
"EA-TONTOWN .Monmouth Co., l,00Ot
pop., on N. J. S. R I., 5 m. from Long Branch,
and 3 from Red Bank. Sm-rounded by a
good farming country and close to market.
ADVERTISER; Thursdays; independ-
ent ; four pages ; size 21x31 ; subscription
$1 50; established 1S77; James Steen, editor;
Advertiser Co.. publishers ; circulation K.
3IONMOUTH CO. JERSEYMAN ;
(see Long Branch >.
EGG HARBOR, Atlantic Co., 2,000t
pop., on Mullica r., at its entrance into Swan
bay. 42 m. from Philadelphia, on Camden &
Atlantic Rd. The seat of extensive grape-
growing and wine-producing industries.
Cigar and clothing factories located here.
ATLANTIC DEMOCRAT ; Satur
days ; democratic ; four pages ; size 22x31 ;
subscription $2 ; established 1861 ; A. J. Reg-
ensburtr & Co., editors and publishers; circu-
lation K.
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231
NEW JERSEY.
ATLANTIC JOURNAL.; Thursdays;
democratic ; four pasres ; size 22x31 ; subscrip-
tion 82 ; established 1871 ; M. Stutzbach & Sons,
editors and publishers ; circulation K.
DER PILOT; Saturdays; German; re-
publican ; four pages ; siz" 24x:34 ; subscription
$2 53 ; established 1859 ; H. Maas, editor ; H.
Maas and C. Kroekel Jr., publishers ; circu-
lation K.
DER ZEITGEIST ; Saturdays; Ger-
man; independent ; four pages; size 22x32;
subscription .§2; established 1867; M. S.utz-
toach & Co., editors and publishers; circula-
tion K.
ELIZABETH, C. H., Union Co.,
30,000t pop., on Staten Island Sound, at In-
tersection of Pennsylvania and Central
Rds.; 11 m. from New York. Engaged in
manufactures and domestic commerce.
The part of the city embracing the manu-
factures and shipping is known locally as
Elizabethport.
HERALD; everv evening except Sun-
day, and CENTRAL NEW JERsSEY
HERALD, Saturdays; democratic; four
pages ; size— dailj' 24x36, weekly 28x42 ; sub-
scription—daily S6, weekly .?2 ; established
1862; Drake, Cook & Hall, editors and pub-
lishers ; circulation— daily K K 1, weekly K 1.
JOURNAL; every evening except Sun-
day, and NEW JERSEY JOURNAL,
Tuesdays ; republican ; four pages ; size-
daily 26x:38, weekly 29x4:3 ; subscription— daily
$6, weekly S2 ; established — daily 1871,
weekly 1779 ; Fred. W. Foote. editor and pub-
lisher^ circulation— daily J J, weekly K 1.
MONITOR; everj' evening except Sun-
day ; republican ; four pages ; size 21x29 ; sub-
scription S3 ; established 1868 ; J. Madison
Drake, editor and pul)lisher ; circulation KK.
FREIE PRESSE; semi-weekly, Wed-
nesdays and Saturdays ; German ; indepen-
dent ; four pages ; size 24x:34 ; subscription S3 ;
established 1871 ; C. H. Boppe, editor ; Charles
H. Schmidt, publisher; circulation K K 1.
FREIE ZEITUNG; semi-weekly, Wed-
nesdays and Saturdays ; German ; four pages ;
size 23x32 ; established 1874; L. Bauerbandand
Edward Neuburger, editors and publishers ;
circulation I.
CENTRAL NEW JERSEY HER-
ALD; (see Herald).
NEW JERSEY JOURNAL; (see Jour-
nal).
ENGLEWOOD, Bergen Co., S.OOOf
pop., on Northern Rl. of New Jersey, 15 m.
from New York. Tliriving village and home
of a large number of New York business
men.
STANDARD: Saturdays ; independent ;
four pages ; size 26x40 ; subscription .§2 ; es-
tablished 18T9 ; Tillotson & Lichtenberg, edi-
tors and publishers ; circulation K K.
TIMES; Saturdays; independent; four
pages ; siz<^ 26x40 ; subscription .$2 ; established
1874 ; E. Winton, editor and publisher ; circu-
lation K 1.
FLEMINGTON, C. H., Hunterdon
Co., l,8:)(i+ pop., on Flemington and New Jer-
sey Central Rds., 53 m. from Philadelphia.
Centre of a large mercantile trade.
HUNTERDON CO. DEMOCRAT;
Tuesdays ; democratic ; four pages : siz^" 28x42 ;
subscription $2 50 ; established 18:38 ; R)b't J.
Killsrore, editf)r and publisher : circ'n .1 1.
HUNTERDON REPUBLICAN;
"Thursdays ; republican ; four padres ; size
28x42 ; subscription $2 ; established 1855 ; W. G.
Callis, editor and publisher ; ciiculation J 1.
PREEHOLD, C. II., Monmouth Co.,
3,00J+ pop., on Jamesburgh branch of Penn-
sylvania Rd. Engaged in agi'iculture and
ioentre of trade.
NEW JERSEY.
MONMOUTH DE.MOCRAT; Tuurs
days ; democratic ; tour pages ; size 28x42 ;
subscription $2 ; establislied 18:34 ; James S.
Yard, editor and publisher; circulation J 1.
MONMOUTH INQUIRER ; Thurs-
days ; republican ; four pages ; size 28x42 ; sub-
scription S2 ; established 1820; Elwin F. Ap-
plegate, editor and publisher ; circ'n K K 1.
FRENCHTOWN, Hunterdon Co.,
912 pop., on Delaware r. and on B^dvidere &
Delaware RI., 32 m.N. W. of Trenton and 18
from Easton, Pa. In a fine agricultural
region. Engaged in milling of various
kinds.
HUNTERDON INDEPENDENT; Sat
urdays ; independent ; four pages ; size 26x4<1 ;
subscription .$1 50 ; establislied 1871 ; J. R.
Hardon, editor and publisher ; circulation K.
GLOUCESTER CITY, Camden Co.,
2,710 pop., on West Jersey Rd., opposite
Philadelphia and adjoining Camden. En-
gaged in manufactures.
REPORTER; Fridaj's ; four pages ; size
26x38 ; subscription $1 50 ; established 1874 ;
Thomas C. Hamilton and John H. McMurray,
editors ; Gloucester City Printing and Pub-
lishing Co., publishers ; circulation K K.
HACKENSACK, C. H., Bergen Co.,
7,000+ pop., on Hackensack r., N. J. Midland
and N. Y. & N. Jersey Rds., 13 m. from New
York. Residence of a large number of New
York business men.
BERGEN INDEX; semi-weekly, Tues-
days and Fridays ; inaependent ; four pages ;
size 22x:30 ; subscription S2 ; established 1875 ;
S. E. Clapp. editor and publisher ; circ'n J.
BEKCiEN C;0. DE3IOCRAT AND
NEW JERSEY STATE REGISTER;
Fridays ; democratic ; four pages ; size 28x42;
subscription S2 ; established 1861 ; Henry D.
Winton, editor and publisher ; circulation
J J 1.
REPUBLICAN; Thursdays; republi-
can ; four passes ; size 26x40 ; subscription $2 ;
established 1870 ; Thomas B. Chi-ystal, editor
and proprietor ; circulation I.
HACKETTSTOWN, Warren Co.,
2,2/2 pop., on Morris & Essex division of Del-
aware, Lackawanna & Western Rd., 62 m.
from New York. An agricultural district.
Engaged in manufactures.
GAZETTE; Saturdays ; democratic ; four
pages ; size 29x44 ; subscription $1 50 ; estab-
lished 1857; Ziba Osmun, editor and pub-
lisher ; circulation J 1.
HERALD; Fridays; four- pages; size
24x36 ; subscription $1 50 ; established 1872 ; A.
C. Higgins, editor and publisher ; circ'n K.
HADDONFIELD, Camden Co.,
1,075 pop.
CAMDEN CO. COURIER; Fridays;
four pages ; size 22x:32 ; subscription $1 ; es-
tablished 1876 ; circulation J.
HAMMONTON, Atlantic Co., 2,000t
pop., on the Camden & Atlantic and New
Jersey Southern Rds., 28 m. from Camden,
39 from Philadelphia, and 90 from New
York. Engaged in fruit growing and shoe
and other manufactures.
SOUTH JERSEY REPUBLICAN;
Saturdays ; republican ; eight pages ; size
26x40 ; subscriiJtion §1 25 ; established 1862 ; H.
E. Bowles, M. D., editor and publisher; circu-
lation K 1.
HARRISON, Hudson Co., on the
Passaic r., opposite Newark. Contain*
thread works and a trunk manufactory.
DISPATCH; Saturdays; four pages;
232
GEO. P. ROW ELL & GO'S
NEW JERSEY.
size 26x40 ; subscription $2 ; established 1873 ;
R. M. Looniis, editor and publisiier ; circula-
tion K ; dated, and has a branch oltlce, at Jer-
sey City.
KEARNEY RECORD; Saturdays;
four popes ; size 24x;3r) ; subscription $2 ; estab-
lished 1873 ; M. Lawless, editor and publisher ;
circulation K.
HIGHTSTOWN, Mercer Co., l,500t
pop., in East Windsor township, on Aniboy
division of Pennsylvania Rd., 49 m. from
New York. Branch railroad starts from
thLs point, extending to Pemberton and Mt.
Holly.
(JAZETTE; Thursdays; Independent;
four pages ; size 24x38 ; subscription $1 50 ; es-
tablished 1845 ; Thomas B. Appleget, editor
and publisher ; circulation K 1.
HOBOKEN, Hudson Co., 20,000t pop.,
on the Hudson r., opposite New York City ;
port of entry ; the docks of several import-
ant lines of European steamers are here ; it
Ls connected by steam ferries with New
York, affording constant communication ;
large business in lumber, oil, coal, &c. Im-
mense coal and oil docks and storage
houses are in the vicinity.
HUDSON CO. DEMOCRAT; Satur
days; democratic; four pages; s'ze 26x40;
subscription $1 50; established 1852; Albert
Hoffman, editor; Bayer & Kaufmann, pub-
lishers ; circulation K 1.
HUDSON CO. JOURNAL; Saturdays;
Grerman ; democratic ; four pages ; size 26x40 ;
subscription $2; established 1868; Bayer &
Kaufmann, editors and publishers ; circula-
tion K 1.
HUDSON CO. OBSERVER ; Satur
days ; independent ; eight pages ; size 26x40 ;
subscription .$1; established 1880; Charles G.
Brandt, editor; A. H. Cole & Co., publishers.
HOPEWELL, Mercer Co., GOOf pop.,
on Delaware & Bound Brook Rd., 14 m.
from Trenton. Engaged mostly In farm-
ing. Has a steam lumber mill.
HERALD.i+
JERSEY CITY, G. H., Hudson Co.,
115,000+ pop., on Hudson r., opposite New
York and 1 m. distant, connected by lines
of ferry boats. Commerce and manufac-
tures are extensive. Thousands reside here
who do business in New York.
ARGUS; every evening except Sunday;
democi-atic ; four pages ; size 25x40 ; sul)scrip-
tion $6; established 1875; M. Mullone, editor
and publisher ; circulation H 1 .
EVENING JOURNAL; every evening
except Sunday ; republican ;
four pages; size 24x40; sub-
scription $G ; established 1867 ;
Z. K. Paugborn, editor ; Even-
ing Joui-nal Association, pub-
lishers ; Joseph A. Dear, man-
ager ; circulation G 1. TJie
net average circulation of
tlie " Evening Journal " de-
ducting copies sjjoiled in
printimi oTuTnot sold, for three months ending
Feb. 28, 1871t, vas 5,951.
HARRISON DISPATCH; (see Harri
eon).
HERALD; Saturdays ; democratic ; four
pages; size 24x36; subscription $1 50; estab-
lished 1862; Hugh F. McDermott. editor and
publisher; circulation J 1. Adreriisei's, do
you want some retnnifor your money ? Read
NEW JERSEY.
our inducements. The Jersey City " H-rald "
is the best paper in Jersey City or Hudson
count u ; it is the leading paper of Jersey City
and Hudson coinly. It hai a large eiro da.
tion in Jersey City, al'l Hudson City, old Ber-
gen City, Hoboken,West Hnboken, Union Hill,.
Guffenberg, the town of Harrison, Weehawk-
en. North Bergen, Newark and Trenton. It is
the official paper to 2)ubJish the laws and
ordinances of Jersey City, and the official
paper of city, counti/ and State. The New
York "Sun" say^: "The Jersey City 'Herahr
is the ablest edited paper in .lersey City."
"Wilkes' Sinrit of the Times" says: " Afin-t-
class netvspajjer.—The Jersey City ^ Herald "^
is a iveek-y newspaper published in Jersey
Citii. It is a han'lsome journal, well edited,
and fud of usejul and interesting reading
matter. Tlierefore we are not at alt surprised,
to find that it has a larger circulation than
any other paper published in Hud on county.
New Jersey. It has been established seven
years, and bears every evidence ofprospenty,
which is what the care and ability displayed
ujion it fully deserve." Our rates are : $1 per
square of ten lines nonpareil type, first inser-
tion, and 40 cents for each subsequent inser-
tion. Yearly adveitisers treated with on lib-
eral terms. Address "Herald," Jersey Ciiy,
New Jersey. Hugh F. McDermott, editor and
2)ublisher.
KEYPORT, Monmouth Co., 2,fil3r
pop., on Raritan bay, 24 m. from New York.
Does shipping trade. Oysters, clams, canned
fruits, trucking and fruit growing in sur-
rounding country.
\VEEIvL^'; Saturdays; neutral; four
pages; .size 24x36; subscription $1 50; estab-
lished 1869 ; W. F. Le Roy, editor and pub-
lisher; circulation K 1.
LAKEWOOD, Ocean Co., S.OOOf
pop., on New Jersey Southern Rd., 22 m.
from Long Branch.
TI3IES AND JOURNAL; Saturdays ;^
four pages; size 24x36; subscription $1 50;
established 1868; W. S. Snyder, editor an<i
publisher; circulation K.
LAMBERTVILLE, Hunterdon Co.,
4,500+ pop., on Delaware i*. and Delaware &
Belvidere Rd., at junction of Flemington
Rd., 46 m. from Philadelphia. Engaged In
manufacturing.
BEACON; Fridays; independent; four
pages ; size 24x38 ; subscription $2 ; estab-
lished 1845 : Phineas K. Hazen, editor and
publisher ; circulation J.
RECORD; Wednesdays; republican;
four pages: size 24x38; subsci'iption $2; es-
tablished 1872 ; Clark Plerson, editor and pub-
lisher ; circulation K K.
LONG BRANCH, Monmoidh Co.,
3,8iXH pop., on Long Branch & Seashore Rd.,
33 m. from New York. A fashionable sum-
mer resort.
3I0NM01JTH CO. JERSEYMAN ;
Thursda}^s ; four pages ; size 24x36 : subscrip-
tion ,^1 50; established 18T7; D. H. Van Brunt,
manager ; circulation K K ; dated at Long
Branch and Eatontown.
NEWS; Saturdays; independent; four
pages; size 26x38; subscription $1 50; estab-
lished 1866 ; J. Stults, editor and proprietor p
circulation K 1 ; a daily paper is issued from
the office during July and August ; subscrip-
tion $1 50.
MADISON, Morris Co.
JOURNAL; Saturdays; eight pages;
size 30x44; subscription $1 50; established
1878 ; Lorenzo H. Abbey, editor and publisherr.
circulation K.
NEW JERSEY MONITOR ; Satur
days ; four pages ; size 28x42 ; subscription
$2 ; established 1879 ; Sydney Genung, editor
and pul)lisher.
AMERICAN NEWSPAPER DIRECTORY.
•i3.t.
NEW JERSEY.
MANASQUAN, Monmouth Co.,
1,5(X>+ pop., 1 m. from Atlantic Ocean, near
Manasquan r. and inlet. Eastern terminus
of Freehold & Jamesbui'g Rd., and Southern
terminus of Central Rd. of New Jersey,
Long Branch Div. A summer resort for
Philadelphians.
SEA SIDE; Saturdays ; Independent ;
four pasres ; size 20x26 ; subscription $1 ; es-
tablished 187? ; E. S. V. Stultz, editor and pub-
lisher ; circulation K.
MATAWAN, Monmouth Co., l,500t
pop., on Raritan bay, near Key port, and on
New York & Long Branch Rd.
JOURNAIj; Saturdays; four pages; size
34x36; subscription 81 25; established 1869;
David A. Bell, editor and publisher ; circula-
tion K 1.
MAURICETOWN, Cuviberland Co.
PIIjOT: Saturdays; independent; four
pages ; size 24x36 ; subscription $1 50 ; estab-
lished 1878 ; Haslett & Elfreth, editors and
publishers; circulation K 1.
MAY'S LANDING, C. H., Atlantic
Co., 1,200+ pop., 46 m. from Phila. and about
65 from New York. Shipping point for
small fruit.
RECORD ; Saturdays; republican; four
pages; size 26x40; subscriiition $1 50; estab-
lished 1877; William G. Taylor, editor and
publisher; circulation K K 1.
MILFORD, Hunterdon Co ,800t pop.,
on Penna. Rd., 35 m. N. of Trenton, 16 E.
of Ea.ston. Milling and lumber manufac-
tures. In farming district. Has iron mines.
Near canal from Phila. to Easton, Pa.
liEA DER ; Wednesdays ; independent ;
four pages; size 20x27; subscription $1; es-
tablished 18S0; John C. Rittenhouse, editor
and publisher.
MIIiLVILLE, Cumberland Co., 8,000t
I>op., on Maurice r. and Millville & Cape
May Rd., 40 m. from Philadelphia. Engaged
in manufacture of cotton, iron and glass.
HER ALiD ; Thursdays ; democratic ; four
ages; size 24x38; subscription $\ 50; estab-
Lshed 1872 ; J. L. Van Syckel, editor ; H. C.
Whitaker & S>n, publishers : circulation K 1.
REPUBLICAN; Fridays ; republi-
can ; four pages ; size 27x42 ; subscription
$1 50; established 18&1 ; J. W. Newlin, editor
and publisher ; circulation K 1.
MONTCLAIR, Essex Co., S.OOOf pop.,
on D., L. & W. branch of M. & E. Rd., 5 m.
from Newark and 14 from New York City.
Has paper and other manufactui-es.
TIMES; Saturdaj's ; independent; four
ages; size 26X40 ; subscription $2; estab-
ished 1877 ; A. C. Studer, editor and pub-
lisher; circulation K 1.
MORRISTOWN, C. H.. Morris Co.,
5,737t pop., on Delaware, Lackawanna &
Western Rd., 32 m. from New York. Cen-
tre of an agricultural district.
JERSEYWIAN ; Fridays; republican;
four pages; size 28x44; svibscription $2; es-
tablished 1826 ; Vance & Stiles, editors and
publishers ; circulation J 1.
MORRIS CO. CHROMCTiE ; Fri
days ; independent ; four pages ; size 26x40 ;
subscription §2 ; established 1877 ; Joshua
Brown, editor and publisher ; circulation J.
TRUE PEMOCRATIC BANNER ;
Thursdays ; democratic ; four pages ; size
29x44 ; subscription $2 ; established 1839 ;
Louis C. Vogt, editor and publisher ; circ'n J.
li
I
NEW JERSEY.
MORRIS AVALON; monthly; twelve
pages; size of page 9x12; subscription $1;
established 1879; Students of the Morris
Academy, editors and publishers ; a college
paper.
MOUNT HOLLY, C. H., Burlingtort
Co., 4,100+ pop., on Rancocas r., 7 m. from
Burlington, 18 from Camden, and connected
with both, and with New York by railroad.
Engaged in agriculture and manufacturing.
NEWS; semi-weekly, Mondays and
Tliursdays ; four pages ; size 24x:W ; subscrip
tion $1; established 1879; Powell & Bower,,
editors and publishers.
HERA IjD ; Saturdays ; democratic ; four
pages; size 29x47; subscription .$2; estal)-
lished 1826; William B. Wills, editor and pub
Usher; circulation I 1.
NEW JERSEY MIRROR ; Wednes
days ; republican ; four pages ; size 28x46 ;:
sub-cription $2 12; established 1818; Chas..
H. Folwell, editor and publisher ; circ'n 1 1.
NEWARK, C. H., Essex Co., 123,000t
pop., on Passaic r., 9 m. from New York, on
New Jersey and Morris & Essex and New-
ark & New York Rd.s. Engaged in manu-
factures amounting to about $25,000,000 an-
nuall3'. Domestic commerce is quite ex-
tensive. Large number of per.sons living
here do business in New York.
ADVERTISER ; everv eveninsr except
Sunday, and SENTINEL OF FREE-
D03I, Tuesdays; republican; four pages ;
size 28x41; subsci'iption— daily $9, weekly $2;.
established— daily 18:32, weekly 1796; William
B. and Thomas T. Kinney, editors and pub
Ushers ; circulation — dally G 1, weekly J 1.
JOURNAIj ; every evening except Sun-
day, and WEERL.Y, Saturdays; demo-
cratic ; four pages ; size 28x41 ; subscription
—daily $8, weekly $2 ; established 1857; W. B.
Guild, editor and publisher; circulation —
dailv I 1, weekly H.
MORNING BULLETIN; every morn
ing except Sunday ; republican ; four pages ;
size 22x31 ; subscription $5 ; established 1880 ;;
U. B Brews'er, erlitor and publisher.
MORNING REGISTER ; every morn
Ing ; independent ; four pages ; size 28x41 ;
subscription S9, Sunday $1 50; established
1869 ; M. H. C. Vail, editor and publisher ; cir-
culation—dailv 1 1, Sunday 1 1.
NEWARKER TAGEBLATT ; every
evening except Sundav ; German ; democrat
ic ; four pages; size 23x:53; established 1877;
Paul J. Immergruen, editor; J. H. Meyer.
pul)lisher ; circulation J.
NEW JERSEY FREIE ZEITING ;
everv morning except Sunday, and DER
ERZAEHLER, Sundays; German; re
publican ; daily four ppges, Sunday eight
pages; size — tiaily 29x45, S mday .30x44; sub
script on— daily with Sunday $9, Sunday $2 ;,
established 1&58; B. Prieth, editor and pub-
lisher: circulation- daily H 1, Sunday G 1.
BEOBACHTER AM PASSAIC i
Saturdays; German; eight pages; size 26x40;:
subscription $2 ; established 1875 ; circula
tion J.
DER ERZAEHLER ; {see New Jersey
Fi'tie Zeitutiff).
PRESS ; Saturdays : greenback ; four
pages ; size 26x 10 : subscription $1 ; estab-
lished 1878 ; J. A. Beeeher, editor and pub
Usher : circulation I 1.
SENTINEL OF FREEDOM ; (see-
Adverfit^er)
SI' ND AY CALL; Sundays; four pages;,
size 31x51; subscription .$2 50; established
1872; Ure & Schoch, editors and publishers;,
circulation G.
TEMPERANCE HERALD ; Fridays;
temperance ; four page=i ; size 20.k28 ; subscrip-
tion $1 ; established 1879 ; Mrs. J. A. Beeeher^
editor and publisher.
COACH PAINTER; monthly; twenty
pages ; size of page 9x12 ; subscription $1 ;:
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GEO. P. ROWELL & CO'S
NEW JERSEY.
established l^SD ; Charles B. Sherron, editor ;
Murphy & Co., publisliers.
AMERICAN CHURCH REVIEW;
bi-monthly; episcopal; ninety pages te:avo;
subscription $2: establislied 184!t; Rev. E. B.
Boggs, D, D., editor and publislier; circula-
tion J ; branch otHce No. 7 Cooper Union,
New York City.
EXPONENT; bi-monthly; four pages ;
size iyx26 ; subscription 25 cents ; establisned
1877; Exponent Publisliing Co., editors and
publishers ; circulation J.
NEW BRUNSWICK, C. H., Mid-
dlesex Co., 20,00U-t- pop., on Raiutan r. and
Pennsylvania Rd., 3D m. from New York.
Engaged in manufactures.
FREDONIAN ; every evening except
Sunday, and WEEKLY, Thursdays; re-
publican ; four pages ; size— daily 24x38,
weekly 28x42 ; subscription— daily $6. weekly
$2; established— daily 1855, weekly 1811 ; John
F. Babcock, editor and publisher; circula-
tion—daily K K 1, weekly J 1.
H03IE NEWS ; every evening except
Sunday ; independent ; four pages ; size
20x26 ; subscription $3 ; establislied 1879 ;
Hugh Boyd, editor and publisher; circula-
tion K.
TIMES ; every evening except Sunday,
and WEEKLY, Thursdays; democratic;
four pages; size— daily 26x41). weekly 28x44;
subscription— dally $7, we« kly $1 70 ; estab-
lished—daily 1865, weekly 1792 ; A. E. Gordon,
editor and "publisher; circulation — daily K l,
weekly K 1.
TAR<)JUM; monthly; sixteen pages ; size
of page 9x12; subscription $150; established
1869 ; Students of Rutgers College, editors ;
Targum Association, publishers ; circulation
K ; a college paper ; issued dui-ing the colle-
giate year.
NEWFIEIiD, Gloticester Co.
ITE3I ; Fridays ; four pages ; size 22x31 ;
subscription $1 ; established 1873 ; A. C. Dal-
ton, editor and publisher ; circulation K.
NEWTON, C. II., Sussex Co., 2,600t
pop., on Sussex Rd., 60 m. from New York.
Trade centre. Engaged in agriculture and
mining.
NEW JERSEY HERALD AND
SUSSEX CO. DEMOCRAT ; Wedues
days ; democratic ; four pages ; size 29x4:3 ;
subscription S2 : established 1829: Thomas G.
Bunnell, editor and publisher ; circulation I.
Official paper of the county, and has a larger
circulation than any otner ]iaper in the
Fourth Congressional District of Neu- Jersey.
CirctUates quite largely in tiie adjoining coun-
ties of Warren and Morris, N. J., Orange, N.
Y., and Pik^, Pa.
SUSSEX REGISTER ; Thursdays; re-
publican ; luur pages ; size 29x43 ; subscription
$2: established 1813; Richard F. Goodman,
editor and publisher ; circulation I.
ORANGE, Essex Co., 10,91<)t pop., on
Morris & Essex Rd., 13 m. from New York.
Engaged in manufacturing.
VOLKSBOTE ; seml-weeklv, Wednes-
days and Siiturdays ; German ; four pages :
size 21x28 ; subscription $2 50'; established 1872 ;
August Erdmann, editor and publisher ; eir-
■culation K.
CHRONICLE; Saturdays; republican;
four pages ; size 26x42 ; subscription $2 ; es-
tablished 1869; F. W. Baldwin, editor and
publishe'- circulation J 1.
ESSEX CO. WOCHENI5LATT ; Sat
nrdays ; Uerman ; independent ; eight pages ;
size 24x34 ; subscription $2 ; established 1876 ;
Louis Darnstaedt, editor and publisher ; cir-
culation K.
JOURNAL; Saturdays; republican;
four pages : size 29x42 ; subscription $2 50 ;
established 1854: S iniuel Toombs, editor and
publisher ; circulation J 1.
PASSAIC, Passoic Co., .5,000t pop., on
NEW JERSEY.
Passaic r. and Erie and Boonton branch of
Delaware, Lackawanna & Western Rds., %
m. from Paterson, 11 from New York City.
Engaged in manufacturing.
NEWS ; every evening except Sunday;
four pages ; size 2Dx26 ; subscription $2 75 ;
establisned 1877 ; Frost & Sawyer, editors and
publishers ; circulation K 1.
HERALD; Tliursdays; independent;
four pages ; size 28x42 : subscription $2 ; es-
tablisned 1872 ; Onin Van Derhoven, editor ;
Van Derhoven & Morris, publishers ; circu-
lation K 1.
ITEM; Saturdays; independent; eight
pages ; size of page 13x20 : subscription $2:
established 1869 ; Alfred Speer, editor and
publisher ; circulation K 1.
PATERSON, C. H., Passaic Co.,
45,0(X)t pop., on Passaic r. and Morris canal,
and New York, Lake Erie & Western, Boon
ton branch of Delaware, Lackawanna &
Western, New Jersey Midland and Paterson
& Newark Rds., 16 m. from New York and
13 from Newark. The falls in the river
furnish water power, which is employed in
manufactures.
GUARDIAN; every evening except
Sunday, and WEEKLY, Fridays; demo-
cratic ; four pages ; size 28x42 ; subscription—
dailv $1, weekly $1 50; established — daily
1841,' weekly 1851; Carleton M. Herrick, editor
and publisher ; circulation — daily 1 1, weekly
Kl.
PRESS; every evening except Sunday,
and WEEKLY, Thursdays; republican;
four pages; size 28x42; subscription— daily
$7 50, weekly $1 50 ; established— daily 1852,
weekly 1864 ;' Cniswell & Wurtz, editors and
publishers ; circulation— daily J 1, weekly K.
VOLKSFREUND ; tri-weekly, Tuesdays,
Thursdays and Saturda:ys, and WEEKLY,
Wednesdays, German ; four pages ; .size
24x36; subscription tri-weekly $4, weekly $2;
established 1870 ; C. Boger, editor ; C. A. Boger,
publisher ; circulation— triweekly K, week-
ly K.
PASSAIC CO. JOURNAL; semi
weekly, Wednesdays and Saturdays ; Ger-
man; four pages; size 21x30; subscription
$2 50 ; established 1877 ; Otto Stutzbach, edi-
tor and publisher; circulation K. The most
popular German paper in this section of the
State. ,
LABOR STANDARD; Saturdays;
four pages : size 28x44 ; subscription $2 ; es-
tablisned 1874 ; J. P. McDonnell, editor and
publisher ; circulation I.
PENN'S GROVE, Salem Co:i,mt
pop., on Delaware r. 2S m. from Philadel-
phia. Prominent summer resort. In rich
farming district.
RECORD ; Saturdays ; independent ;
four pages ; size 20x32 ; subscription $1 ; estab-
lished 1878 ; J. W. Lau£?hlin, editor and pub-
lisher; circulation K K. Circulation steadily
increasing. Over five hundred bubscriptions
now.
PERTH AMBOY, Middlesex Co.,
3,755i- pop., at head of Raritan bay, 25 m.
from New York. Engaged in domestic
commerce. At terminus of Perth Amboy
& Woodbridge branch of Pennsylvania Rd.,
opposite Tottenville, at southern terminus
of Staten Island Rd., and connected with it
by ferry boat. Also on the line of the New
York and Long Branch Rd.
GAZETTE ; Fridays ; four pages ; size
2?x:30 ; subscription $1 ; established 1874 ;
Marcus D. Le Roy, editor and publisher ; cir-
culation K.
MIDDLESEX CO. DEMOCRAT ;
AMERIC^VN NEWSPAPER DIRECTORY,
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NEW JERSEY.
Saturdays ; democratic ; four pages ; size
26x40; subscription S2 ; establishe I 1868;
Henrv Farmer, editor and publistier ; cLrcula-
tion K 1.
PHILLIPSBURG, Warren Co.,
7,328+ pop., on Delaware r. and New Jersey
Central Rd., opposite Easton, Penn., and 74
m. from New York. Engaged in manufac-
tures.
WARREN DE3IOCRAT; Thursdays;
democratic ; four pages ; size 25x4i) ; subscrip-
tion $2 50: establisiied 1866; Charles F. Fitch,
editor and publisher ; circulation J.
PI.AINFIELD, Union Co., ILOOOf
pop., on New Jersey' Central Rd., 24 m. from
New York. An agricultural district.
BULiLETIXj every afternoon except
Sunday, and WEEKLY, Tuesdays ; repub-
lican ; four pages ; size 22x3:3 ; subscription —
daily $5, weeklv §150; established 1879;
Ernest O. Chaniberlin. editor; Bulletin Cx,
publishers; circulation — dailj- K 1. Tueoniy
daily and beat adcertiiing medium within ten
miles.
CENTRAL. NEW JERSEY TIMES;
Thursdays; republican; four pages: size
•28x41 ; subscription $2 50 ; established 1868 ;
Wm. J. Leonard and J. C. Runyon, editors
and publishers ; circulation K K 1.
CONSTITl TIONALIST ; Fridays;
democratic ; four pages ; size:^x45 ; subscrip-
tion S2 ; established 1868; W. L. Force & Bro.,
editors and publishers ; circulation J 1.
PRINCETON, Mercer Co., 4,000t
pop., at the terminus of Princeton branch
of Pennsylvania Rd., and on Delaware &
Raritan Canal, 49 m. from New York. Seat
of Princeton College.
PRESS ; Saturdays ; republican ; four
ages ; size 24x36 ; subscription §1 25 ; estab-
shed 1832; C. S. Robinson & Co., editors
and publishers ; circulation K.
PRINCETONIAN ; bi-weekly; twenty-
four pages ; size of page 8x11 ; subscription
S2 ; established 1876 ; Students of Princeton
'College, editors and publishers ; circulation
K ; a college paper ; issued during the col-
legiate year.
MUSICAL. JOURNAL; monthly; mu-
sic ; twenty paires ; size of page ltixl2 ; es-
tablished 1879 ; William C. C. Zapf, editor and
publisher ; a free advertising sheet.
NASSAU LITERARY MAGA-
ZINE; monthly; literary; seventv six
pages octavo ; subscription .S2 50 ; establish-
ed 1845; Senior Class of Princeton College,
editors and publishers ; circulation K ; issued
during the collegiate year.
RAHWAY, Union Co., 8,000t pop.,
on Rahway r. and New Jersey Rd., 20
m. from New York, and at junction of
Woodbridge & Perth Amboy Rd. Engaged
In manufactures.
ADVOCATE AND TIMES ; Sntur
days ; republican ; four pages ; size 26x40 ;
subscription §2 ; established 1822 ; W. L.
Mershon & Co., editors and publishers ; circu-
lation K 1.
NATIONAL DEMOCRAT ; Thurs
days ; democratic ; four pages ; size 28x42 ;
subscription S2 ; established 184) ; Lewis S.
Hyer, editor and publisher ; circulation K 1.
RED BANK, Monmouth Co., 2,08G
pop., on Neversink r. and Port Monmouth
branch of New Jersey Southern Rd., 26 m.
from New York.
NEW JERSEY STANDARD: Fri-
days ; independent ; four pages ; size 26x:^ ;
subscription .$2 ; established 1852 ; Edsvard M.
Hartshorne, editor and publisher; crcula-
tionK ].
REGISTER; Thursdays; independent :
E;
NEW JERSEY.
four pages ; size 34x.36 ; subscription $1 50 ;
established 1878 ; John H. Cook, editor and
publisher; circulation K 1.
RUTHERFORD, Bergen Co. Resi-
dence of many New York City business
men.
BERGEN CO. HERALD; Fridays;
independent; four puges ; size 26x40; sub-
scription S>2 ; establish! d 1872 ; John Hay-
wood, editor and publisher ; circulation K.
SALEM, C. H.,' Salem Co.. 6,000+ pop.,
on Salem r., 2)4 m. from Delaware r., at
terminus of Salem Rd., 34 m. from Phila-
delphia. Centre of an agricultural district,
and place of active trade. Glass manufac-
tories located here.
NATIONAL STANDARD; Wednes-
days ; republican ; four pages ; size 28x43 ;
subscription .$2 ; established 1819 ; D. Harris
Smith, editor; S. Chew & Bro., publishers;
circulation J J 1.
SUNBEA3I ; Saturdays ; democratic ; four
pages ; size 28x4:3 ; subscription $2 ; estab-
lished 1844 ; Robert Gwynne, editor and pub-
lisher ; circulation J 1.
SMITHVILLE, Burlington Co.. on
Raucocas r. and Camden & Burlington Co.
Rd., 2 m. E. of Mt. Holly. Engaged in manu-
facturing all kinds of wood working ma-
chinery.
3IECHANIC ; Thursdays; eight pages;
size 28x41 ; subscription $1 ; established 1870 ;
Mrs. A. M. Smith, editor ; H. B. Smith Ma-
chine Co., publishers ; an advertising sheet.
SOMERVILLE, C. H., Somerset Co.,
3,243+ pop., on Raritan r. and New Jersey
Central Rd., 36 m. from New York. In the
midst of a prosperous agricultural district.
SOMERSET GAZETTE; Thursdays;
republican ; sixteen pages ; size of page
11x14; subscription .$2 50; established 1849 ; A.
V. D. Honeyman, editor and publisher circu-
lation J.
S031ERSET MESSENGER ; Thurs
days ; democratic ; four pages ; size 28x42 ;
subscription S2 ; established 1822 ; Charles M.
Jameson, ed tor and publisher ; circ'n K 1.
SOMERSET UNIONIST; Thursdays;
republican ; four pages ; size 28x42 ; subscrip-
tion S2 50 ; established 1832 ; E. B. Porter,
editor and publisher ; circulation J 1.
NE^V JERSEY LAAV JOURNAL;
monthly ; legal ; thirty-six pages octavo ;
subscription S3 ; establishtd 1878 ; Edward Q.
Keasbey, editor ; Honeyman & Co., publish-
ers ; circulation K ; issued from the office of
the Somerset Gazette.
SOUTH ORANGE, Essex Co., 2 933
pop., on Morris & Essex Rd., 5 m. from New
ark and 16 from New York. Prosperous
town, rapidly increasing in importance.
BULLETIN; Thursdays; independent;
four pages ; size 26x40 ; subscription 62 ; es-
tablished 1869 ; O. B. Smith & Co., editors and
publishers ; circulation K.
SWEDESBORO, Gloucester Co.,
1,200+ pop., on the Swedesboro & West Jer-
sey Rd., 17 m. from Philadelphia. Manu-
facturing, farming and fruit growing are
the principal industrial pursuits.
TI3IES; Thursdays; independent ; four
pages ; size 26x40 ; subscription $2 ; estab-
lished 1871 ; Mrs. Z. Emory, editor and pub-
lisher ; circulation K.
TOM'S RIVER, C. H., Ocean Co.,
2,:>X.+ pop., at head of Tom's r. bay, on the
Tom's r. Branch Rd. Engaged in coasting
trade and cranberry culture.
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GEO. P. ROWELT. & CO'S
NEW JERSEY.
NEW JERSEY COURIER; Thurs
days ; republican ; four pages ; size 26x40 ;
subscription $2 ; established 1839 ; S. C. Jen-
nings, editor ancl publisher ; eirciilat'on J 1.
NEW JERSEY TEMPERANCE
GAZETTE; Saturdays; temperance ; four
pages; size 24x8(j; subscrljjtion SI 23 ; estab-
lished 1867 ; J. B. Graw, editor and publisher ;
circulation J J 1.
OCEAN CO. DEMOCRAT; Thurs
days; democratic; four pages; size 26x4i) ;
subscription $2; established 1877; J. Ratsen
Schenk, editor and publislier ; circulation K.
TRENTON, C. II.. Mercer Co., State
capital, 30,000t pop.,on Delaware r.,at head of
steamboat navigation, 3D m. from Philadel-
phia and 69 from New York, and on main
branch of Camden & Amboy Rd. and Del.
and Rar. canal. Possesses abundant water
power. Several pjtteri:!s located here.
E3IPORIIJ3I; every morning except
Sunday ; independent ; four pages ; size 20x27 ;
subscription $3 ; established 1867 ; John Briest,
publishei-; circulation J 1.
STATE GAZETTE; every morning ex-
cept Sunday, and WEEKLY, Thursdays;
republican ; daily four pages, w-eekly eight
pages ; size— daily 24x36, weekly 32x46 ; sub-
scription—daily $5 .30, weekly $2 15 ; estab-
lished—daily 1847, weekly 1788 ; John L. Mur-
phy, editor and publisher ; circulation— daily
II, weekly Gl.
TRUE A;>IERICAN; everv morning
except Sunday, and WEEKLY, Fridays ;
democratic ; daily four pages, weekly eight
pages ; size— daily -24x36, weekly 32x46 ; sub-
scription—daily .$5 50, weekly $1 50 ; estab-
lished—daily 18:38, weekly 1822 ; Naar, Day &
Naar, editors and puljlishers ; circulation-
dally J 1, weekly J 1.
MERCER CO. NEWS: .semi-weekly,
Wednesdays and Saturdays ; four pages ; size
18x24; subscription .$1 ; established 1873; J.
W. Moody, editor and publisher ; circulation
K ; dated at Chambersburg.
HERALD; Saturdays; independent;
four pages; size 24x.36; subscription $1; es-
tablished 1875 ; E. C. Stahl, editor and pub-
lisher ; circulation H 1.
NEW JERSEY STAATS JOUR-
NAL; Saturdays; German; democratic;
four pages; size 26x39; subscription $2; es-
tablished 1867; Ernest C. Srahl, editor and
puVjlisher; circulation I 1.
FLOWERS' FAMILY MAGA-
ZINE ; monthly ; literary ; sixty paees
octavo; subscription $2; established 1878;
WilliaTii P. Flowers, editor and publisher.
NEW JERSEY HOME 3IAGA-
ZINE; monthly ; literary; tifty-two pages
octavo ; subscription .$1 ; established 1878 ;
Mrs. A. E. C. Maskell, editor and publisher ;
circulation K 1.
NEW JERSEY METHODIST;
monthly ; methodist ; four pages ; size 23x33 ;
subscription 50 cents ; established 1879 ; Rev.
George Hughes, editor and publisher.
VINELAND, Cumberland Co., 7,077
pop., on West Jersey & Vineland Rd., .35 m.
from Philadelphia. Rapidly increasing in
population. Enja^^ed in fruit growing,
manufacturing and general farming.
JOURNAL; every evening except Sun-
day ; independent ; four pages ; size 20x26 ;
subscription $2 ; established 1875 ; B. F. Ladd,
editor and publisher ; circulation X.
TIMES; every morning except Sunday;
independent ; four pages ; size 20x26 ; sub-
scription $3 ; established 1877 ; John B. Duffey
and Mrs. E. B. Duffey, editors and publishers;
circulation X.
INDEPENDENT; Thursdays; republi-
can; four pages; size 24x36; subscription
$1 50 ; established 1866 ; Henry W. Wilbur,
editor and publisher; circulation J.
WEEKLY; Saturdays; republican;
four pages; size 24x36 ; subscription $1 50;
established 1857; E. G. Blaisdell, editor and
publisher ; circulation J 1.
NEW JERSEY.
WASHINGTON, Warreyi Co., 2,280t
pop., on Morris & Essex and Delaware,.
Lackawanna & Western Rds., 65 m. W. of
Jersey City. A branch railroad connects
with the Central Rd. at Hampton Junction.
Washington is the centre of considerable
farming interests and can-ieson manufac-
tures—pianos, cabinet organs, and other
articles being extensively manufactured.
REVIEW; Fridays; independf^nt ; four
pages ; size 22x31 ; subscription $1 ; establish-
ed 1877 ; John W. Nutze, editor and publisher ;
circulation K.
STAR: Fridays ; Independent ; four
pages ; size 26x40 ; subscription $2 ; establish
ed 1868 ; H. A. Van Fredenberg. editor ; O. B.
Slgley, publisher ; circulation K 1.
WEST HOBOKEN, Hudson Co.,
4,132 pop., on Palisades, W. of and adjoining
Hoboken City, i m. from Hudson r. Resi-
dence of many business men from New
York. Engaged in manufactures. West
Hoboken is directly connected with New
York City by horse cars and the .steam ferries*
running between Hoboken and New York
and the high lands of the vicinity afford
the best view obtainable of the metropolis.
PALISADE NEWS; Saturdays; demo-
cratic ; four pages ; size 24x36 ; subscription
$1; established 1870; Alfred E. Gregory,
editor and publisher ; circulation K.
WILLI AMSTOWN, Gloticester Co.,
1,500+ pop., on Williamstown branch of C. &
Atlan. Rd., 20 m. from Philadelphia, Pa.
Glass manufactures are carried on.
ARGUS AND ADVOCATE; (see Atco).
WOODBRIDGE, Middlesex Co.,
3,717 pop. of township, on Perth Amboy &
Woodbridge Rd., 4 m. from Perth Amboy.
INDEPENDENT HOUR; Thursdays;
eight pages ; size 30x4^1 : subscription $2 ; es-
tablisned 1876 ; Peter K. Edgar, editor and
publisher ; circulation K.
WOODBURY, C. H., Gloucester Co.,
2,028+ pop., on West Jersey Rd., 8 m. from
Philadelphia, 7 from Camden, and 3 from
Delaware r. Centre of agricultural region,
supplying New York and Philadelphia mar-
kets.
CONSTTTTJTION AND FARMERS'
AND MECHANICS' ADVERTISER;
Wednesdays ; republican ; four pages ; size
28x42 ; subscription $2 ; established 18:54 ; A. S.
Barber, editor and publisher : circulation J 1.
GLOUCESTER CO. DEMOCRAT;
Thursdays ; four pages ; size 24^:3.3 ; subscrip-
tion $1 nO ; established 1878 ; Perry & Carpen-
ter, editoi's and publishers; ciiculation K.
LIBERAL PRESS; Fridays; indepen-
dent ; four pages ; sizf 26x40 ; subscript:on
$1 50 ; established 1877 ; W. E. Schoch and F. H.
Heritage, editors and publishers ; circ'n K 1.
WOODSTOWN, Salem Co., 1,914
pop., 10 m. from the Delaware r. and 25 from
Philadelphia. Stage lines connect daily
with trains on Salem and West Jersey &
Svvedesboro Rd. ; also steamboat landing
for Philadelphia. Marl deposits are located
here. Surrounded by an agricultural re
gion.
REGISTER; Tuesdays; independent;
four pages : size 28x42 ; subscription .$2 ; es-
tablished 1861) ; Wm. Taylor, editor and pub-
lisher; circulation K K 1.
AMERICAN NEWSPAPER DIRECTORY
2S7
NEW YORK.
NEW YORK.
ADAMS, Jefferson Co., 1,352 pop., on
Rome, Watertown & O^densburg Rd., 14 m.
from Watertown and 59 from Rome. Situa-
ted in an agricultural region, and contain-
ing several mills and manufactories. Cen-
tral business point for the southern portion
of the county.
JEFFEKS?0\ CO. JOURNAIi; Wed
nesdays : independent ; eight pages ; size
28x39;' subscription $2; established 1869;
W. J. Allen, editor and publisher; circula-
tion H 1.
ADDISON, Steuben Co., 2593t pop.,
on Canisteo r. and Erie Rd., 30 m. from El-
mira, 300 from New York, 150 from Buffalo.
Centre of an agricultural and lumbering
district. Contains two sash, door and blind
factories, a furniture factory, a plow-han-
dle, and boot and shoe factory, besides a
tannery, foundry, flouring mill, woolen
mUl and a saw mill.
ADVERTISER; Thursdays; democrat-
ic; tour pages ; size 27x41 ; subscription .$2;
established 1858 ; George H. Hollis, editor anci
publisher ; circulation I.
AFTON, Chenango Co., TOOf pop., on
A. & S. Rd., 28 m. from Binghamton. A
farming community.
HO-lIE SENTINEL.; Fridays; inde-
pendent ; four pages ; size 24x36 ; subscrip-
tion $1 ; established 1876 ; John F. Seaman,
editor and publisher ; circulation K ; pi'inted
at the office of the Norwich Sentinel.
AKRON, £rze Co.
BREEZE; Fridays; four pages; size
24x35 ; subscription SI 50 ; established 1878 ; F.
O. Smith, editor and publisher ; circulation K.
ALBANY, C. H., Albany Co., State
capital, 86,(ll3t pop., on Hudson r. 142 m.
from New York. Centre of an immense
trade ; at junction of several railroads, and
at entrance of Erie Canal to the Hudson.
Connected by river and canals with Lake
Erie, Lake Ontario and Lake Champlain.
Engaged in lumber trade.
ARGUS; every morning, SEMI-
WEEK liY, Mondays and Tnursdays, and
VVEEKLY, Taursdays; democratic; eight
pages; size 32x47; subscription— daily $10,
semi-weekly $2 50, weekly $1 25 ; established
1813 ; Argils Co., editors and publishers ; circu-
lation—dailv H 1, semi-weekly 1 1, weeklv G 1.
EVENING JOURNAL.; every evening
except Sandav, JOURNA li, senii-weeklv,
Tuesdays and Fridays, and VV'EEK L Y, Sat-
urdays ; republican ; four pages ; size .30x47 ;
subscription— daily §9, semi-weekly §3, week-
ly $1 5J; established 18:30; Journal Co., pub-
lishers ; circulation— daily H 1, semi-weekly
I, weeklv E.
EVENING POST; every evening except
Sunday ; independent ; four pages ; size 22x32;
subsci-iption So ; established 1865 ; R. M. Grif-
fin, editor; M. & E. Griffin, publishers; cir-
culation 1.
EVENING TIMES: evei-\- evening ex-
<;ept Sunday, and WEEKLY, Thursdays;
democratic ; four pages ; size 28x42 ; subscrip-
tion—daily ST, weekly SI 50 ; established-
daily 1856. weekly 1873; T. C. Callicot, editor ;
Times Co., publishers; circulation— daily
I I, weekly H 1.
FREIE BLAETTER; every day ex-
cept Sunday ; German ; democratic ; four
pages ; size 24x36 ; subscription $8 ; estab-
lished 1852 ; August Miggael, editor and pub-
lisher ; circulation K K 1.
HEROLD; every evening except Sun-
day ; German ; republican ; four pages ; size
1?-3x84; subscription $6; established 1869; F.
A. Wayant and Jacob Heinmiller, editors ;
Jacob Heinmiller, publisher ; circulation K 1.
MORNINCi EXPRESS; everj- morn
ing except Sunday ; four pages ; size 27x42 ;
subsci'iption $8; established 1857; Morning
Express Co., editors and publishers ; circula
tion G.
PRESS AND KNICKERBOCKER;
every morning except Sunday, and SUN-
DAY PRESS, Sundays; non-partisan;
daily four pages, Sunday eight pages ; size-
daily 22x31, Sunday 31x44 ; subscription— daily
S5, Sunday S2 5ii ; established— dally 184:3, Sun
day 1870 ; John H. Farrell, Myron H. R<5oker
and James Macfarlane, editors and publish-
ers ; circulation— daily G 1, Sunday G 1.
JOl'R NA L ; (see Evening Journal).
CI LTIVATOR AND COUNTRY
GENTLEMAN: Thursdays; agricultural;
sixteen pages ; size ;30x44 ; subscription §3 ;
establishtd 1830; Luther Tucker & Son, edi-
tors and publishers ; circulation E 1.
FANCIERS' WEEKLY; Thursdays;
poultry; twelve pages; size of page 7x10;
subscription SI ; established 1878 ; Ferris Pub-
lishing Co., editors and publishers; circula-
tion H ; issued from the office of the Poultry
Monthly.
LAW JOURNAL; Saturdays; legal;
twenty-four pages ; size of page 7x11 ; sub
scription $5 ; established 1870 ; Irving Browne,
editor ; Weed, Parsons & Co., publishers ; cir-
culation H.
MIRROR; Saturdays; independent;
eight pages ; size of page 11x16 ; subscription
$1 .50; established 1879; Paul A. McDonough,
editor; J. T. Ferris, publisher,
PRESS AND IiEGISL.ATIVE
J Ol'RN AL; Wednesdays ; four pages ; size
22x31 ; subscription $1 ; established 1873 ; J.
H. Farrell, M. H. Rooker and Jas. Macfarlane,
editors and publishers ; circulation 1 1.
OUR WORK AT HOME; monthly;
evangelical ; twelve pages ; size of page 9x12 ;
subscription 60 cents ; established 1876 ; Chas.
Reynolds, editor ; published at the rooms of
the City Tract and Missionary Society; cir-
culation H.
POULTRY MONTHLY; poultry rais
Ing ; forty pages ; size of page 10x12 ; subscrip-
tion SI ; established 1878 ; J. F. Ferris, editor ;
Ferris Publishing Co., publishers ; circula-
tion H 1.
VOICE ; monthly; voice culture; twelve
pages ; size of page 9x13 ; subscription $1 ; es-
tablished 1879 ; Edgar S Werner, editor and
publisher ; circulation H 1.
ALBION, C. H., Orleans Co., 4,4061
pop., on Erie Canal and New York Central
Rd., 30 m. from Rochester. A trade centre,
and contains several mills and manufac-
tories.
ORLEANS AMERICAN; Thursdays ;
republican ; four pages ; size 26x40 ; subscrip-
tion $2; established 18:32; Henry A. Bruner,
editor and publisher ; circulation J 1.
ORLEANS REPUBLICAN; Wednes-
days; democratic; four pages ; size 26x4<>;
subscription $1 50 ; established 1828 ; F. G. and
L. H. Beach, editors ; C. G. Beach & Co., pub-
lishers ; circulation J.
SATURDAY CHRONICLE; Satur
days ; four pages ; size 22x:32 ; subscription
$1 ; established 1876 ; William B. Young, edi-
tor and publisher.
ALFRED CENTRE, Allegany Co.,
2,5'JOt pop., near line of Erie Rd., 340 m.
from New York and 11 W. of Hornellsvllle.
SABBATH RECORDER; Thursdays;
seventh-day baptist ; four pages ; size 28x44 ;
subscription $2 ; established 1845 ; Rev. N.
V. Hull, editor ; American Sabbath Tract So-
cietv, publishers ; circulation I.
ALFRED STUDENT; monthly; six-
teen pages ; size of paee 8x11 ; subscription
$1 25 : established 1873 ; Literary Societies and
Faculty of Alfred University, editors and
publishers ; circulation K ; a college paper ;
issued during the collegiate year.
GEO. P. ROWELL & CO'S
NEW YORK.
AMENIA, Dutchess Co., l,250t pop.,
on New York and Harlem Rd., 88 m. from
New York.
TI>IES; Mondays; neutral; four pages;
size 26x411; subscription .$15); established
1852; H. C. R )Wley, editor; H. C. Rowley &
Co., publisliers; circulation J 1.
AMSTERDAM, Mmtgomery Co.,
5,426 pop., on Mohawk r. 33 m. from Albany
an I on New York Central Rd. Engaged in
the manufacture of knit goods and other
articles, which creates an active business
in all branches of trade.
DEMOCRAT; every evening except
Sunday, and WEEKLY, Tliursdays; inde-
pendent ; four pages ; siz.;— daily 2Ux26, week-
ly 28x44; subscription— daily .§5, weeKly .$2;
established— daily 1S79, weeicly 187 ) ; Widiam
J. Kline, editor and publisher ; circulation J 1.
RECORDER; Tuesdays; republican;
four pages ; size 29x44 ; subscription $2 ; es-
tablished 1854; And'-e V Z. Njff, editor and
publisher: circulation J 1.
SENTINEL.; Fri4-iys; democratic; four
pages; si^e 28x44; subscnption §1 50; estab-
lished 1879 ; E. H. Fiula^ son, editor ; Lj'nk &
McNall}', publishers.
ANDES, Delaware Co., 2,810 pop. (of
town), 12 m. from Rondout & Oswego R 1.,
and 63 m. from Kingston ; in a farming and
lumbering district.
RECORDER; Thursdays; independent-
republican ; four pages ; size 20x26 ; subscrip-
tion $1; established 1867; A. S. Robinson, ed-
itor and publisher ; circulation K 1.
ANGELICA, C. II., Allegany Co., 991
pop., on Geneva Valley Canal and r. and
Erie Rd.
ALLEGANY CO. REPUBLICAN;
Fridays ; republican : four pages ; size 26x40 ;
subscription $1 50 ; established 1877 ; L. G.
Raymond, editor and publisher ; circula-
tion K 1.
ANGOLA, ^rie Co., 600t pop., on L.
S. & Mich. Rd., 20 m. W. of Buffalo. Milling
carried on.
RECORD ; Thursdays; four pages; size
24x35 ; subscription 50 cents ; established 1879 ;
H. J. Penfold, editor and publisher ; circula-
tion K.
ANTWERP, Jeffei'son Co., 773 pop.
GAZETTE; Wednesdays ; independent ;
fourpiges; size 26x41 ; subscription $1 50; es-
tablished 1873 ; Jas. W. Van Slyke, editor and
publisher; circulation K 1.
ARCADE, Wyoming Co., l,O00t pop.,
In Arcade township, and on Buffalo, New
York and Philadelphia Rd., .35 m. from Buf-
falo. Centre of a dairy country, doing a
thriving trade. The largest village within
a radius of 15 miles.
LEADER ; Wednesdays ; republican ;
four piges ; size 26x40 ; subscription $1 50 ; es-
tablished 1876; Corn well & Shaver, editors
and publishers ; circulation K 1.
ATTICA, Wyoming Co.. 2,.o00t pop.,
on Tonawanda r. an. I H ornellsville branch
of Erie Rd., 31 m. from Buffalo. A branch
railroad connects ^vlth the New York Cen-
tral at Batavia.
ARGUS; Thursdays; four pages; size
24x36 ; subscription .f 1 50 ; established 1877 ;
I). A. Denison. editor and publisher ; circ'n K.
NEWS; Thursdays; independent; four
pages ; size 24x35 ; subscription $1 ; estab-
lished 1872 ; Addis E. Bishop, editor and pub-
lisher ; circulation K 1 .
NEW YORK.
AUBURN, C. H., Cayuga Co.. 23.5671
pop., at outlet of OwascoLake, andonNew
York Ci^ntral and Southern Central, Mid-
land & Auburn and Homer Rds., 326 m. from
New York. Possesses water power, and en-
gaged very extensively in manufacturing
agricultural implements, carpets, woolen
and other dry-goods. One of the State
Prisons is located here.
ADVERTISER; every evening except
Sund »y, an 1 J OURNAL, Wednesdays ; re-
publican ; four pages; size— dailv 28x40, week-
ly 29x48; subscriptiou— daily $8, weekly $2;
established— daily 1844, weeiily 1827 ; Knapp &
Peck, puljlishers; circulation — daily J 1,.
weeklv 1 1.
EVENING AUBURNIAN; every even
ing except Suuilay; four pages; size 22x3f) ;^
sub'^cription .$4 50; established 1876 ; Auburn-
ian Pointing Association, editors and publish-
ers ; c'rculati )n II.
NEWS AND BULLETIN; every even
In-jexcept Snulay.and NEWS AND DExII-
O C RAT, Thursd lys ; four pages ; size— daily
24x36, weekly 28x40 ; subscription— daily $6,
weeklv $2 ; established- daily 1864, weekly
1868 ; William J. M >se.^, editor ; Auburn Print-
ing Co., publishers ; circulation- daily K^
weeklv K 1.
CAYUGA CO. INDEPENDENT;
Thursdays ; independent ; four pages ; size
28x42; subscription .$2; established 1874; D.
C. McKav, editor and publisher ; circ'n J J 1.
JOURNAL; (see Advertiser).
NEWS AND DEMOCRAT; (see iVetc*
and Bulletin).
AUSABLE FORKS, £^ssex Co.
M O U N T A I N ECHO ; Fridays ; four
pages; size 22.^:30; subscription $1; estab-
lished 1879 ; D. L. Hays, editor ; D. L. Hays &
Son, publishers.
AVOCA, Steuben Co., SOOf pop. of
village, on N. Y., Lake Erie & W. Rd. and
Conocton r., 65 m. from Rochester. Has
butter, cheese and egg traffic, and Is in an
agricultural district.
ADVANCE; Saturdays; four pages; size
21x28; subscription .$150; established 1879;
W. T. Coggeshall, editor and publisher.
AVON, Livingston Co., 2,000t pop., a
watering place of considerable celebrity.
AVONIAN; Thursdays; four pages; size
24x36 ; subscription $1 50 ; established 1875 ;
D. W. C. Pruner, editor and publisher ; circu-
lation K 1.
LIVINGSTON CO. HERALD; Thurs
days ; four pages ; size 26x40 ; subscription
$1 5J; established 1876 ; E. H. Davis, editor and
publisher; circulation K 1. Only newspaper
published and j^ritited at Avon Springs, Liv-
ingston Co., iVe w York, a celebrated watering
2}Jace ; population of Avon ^ullage 2,CQ0 ; popu-
lation of county 38,o:!0.
BABYLON, Suffolk Co., l,.500t pop.,
on Southern, also on the Flushing, Noith
Side & Central Rd., and on Great South Side
bay, 35 m. E. of Brooklyn. Agricultural
country surrounding ; noted as a place of
summer resort ; its revenue is largely de-
rived from the products of Great South
Ba}% which yields largely in fish, oysters
and wild fowl.
BUDGET; Saturdays; eight pages; size
26x38 : subscription .$1 50 ; established 1875 ;
John R. Reid, publisher ; circ'n K 1.
SOUTH SIDE SIGNAL; Saturdays;
independent ; four pages ; size 28x44 ; sub-
scription $2 ; establisned 1869 ; Henry Livings-
ton, editor and publisher ; circulation J 1.
BAINBRIDGE, Chenango Co.,l,000f
AMERICAN NEWSPAPER DIRECTORY
239"
NEW YORK.
pop., on Susquehanna r. and Albany & Sus-
quehanna Rd., 31 m. from Binghamton.
REPUBLICAN; Fridays; independent;
four pages; size 24x35; subscription §1 25;
established 1871 ; Harvey Ireland, editor and
publisher ; circulation J.
TIDIES; Thursdays; eight pages; size of
page 12x17; subscription $1; established 1S79.
BALDWINSVILLE,Ono«fZ«^« Co.,
3,0(X)t pop., on Seneca r. and D., L. & W. Rd.,
12 m. from Syracuse, and connected with
it by canal. Engaged in manufactures.
GAZETTE; Thursdays; independent;
eight pages ; size 31x44 ; subscription $1 75 ;
established 1846; J. F. Greene, editor and
publisher; ciiculatiou J J.
BALLSTON SPA, C. H., Saratoga
Co., 3,50Jt pop., on Rensselaer & Saratoga
Rd., 30 m. from Albany, 25 from Troy and 7
from Saratoga Springs. Engaged in manu-
factui'es. A place of summer resort.
BALL-STON DEMOCRAT; Fridays;
democraic ; four pages ; size 26x40 ; subscrip-
tion §1 50; established 1866; Waterbury &
Brown, editors and publishers ; cii'culation
E. S. 1
B4L.L.STON JOURNAL.; Saturdays;
republican ; four pages ; size 28x42 ; subscrip-
tion $1 50 ; established 18.8 ; H. L. Grose, edi-
tor and publisher ; circulation J J.
BATAVIA, C. H., Geiiesee Co. 5,00Ct
pop., on Tonawanda Creek and Erie, New
York Central and Hudson R. Rds., at junc-
tion of Cauandaigua, Tonawanda & Attica
branches, 37 m. from Buffalo, 32 from Roch-
ester. Surrounded by an agicultural dis-
trict. Centre of trade. Several manufac-
tories are located here.
NEWS; every evening except Sunday;
four pages ; size 18x24 ; subscription $5 20 ;
established 1878; News Publishing Co., edi-
tors and publishers ; circulation K.
PROGRESSIVE BATAVIAN; Fri
days ; republican ; four pages ; size 28x44; sub-
scription $2 ; established 1868 ; R. S. Lewis,
editor and publisher ; circulation J J 1.
REPUBLICAN ADVOCATE; Thurs
days ; republican ; four pages ; size 26x40 ; sub-
scription $1 ; established 1811 ;Edridge & Wal-
kinshaw, editors and publishers ; circ'n J 1.
SPIRIT OF THE TIMES; Satur
days; democratic ; four pages ; size 28x44 ;
subscription .$2 25 ; established 18U) ; Henry
Todd, editor and publisher ; circulation J 1.
BATH, C. H., Steuben Co., 6,236 pop.,
on Rochester division of Erie Rd., 75 m.
from Roch3ster. Surrounded by an agri-
cultural district, and centre of trade.
Some manufacturing done here. Location
of the New York State Soldiers' and Sail-
ors' Home.
STEUBEN COURIER; Thursdays;
republican ; four pages ; size 28x44 ; subscrip-
tion $1 50; established 1843 ; H. S. Hull, editor
and publisher ; circulation H H 1.
STEUBEN FARMERS' ADVO-
CATE; Fridays; democratic; four pages;
size 28x44 ; subscription $1 50 ; established
1814 ; A. L. Underhill, editor and publisher ;
circulation G.
BATH - ON - THE - HUDSON,
Rensselaer Co., 2,503t pop., on Hudson r.,
opposite Albany, and Hudson R. Rd., 6 m.
from Troy. Good docks on Hudson r., and
deals mostly in coal and ice. Several ice
houses here.
EVENING STAR; (see Greenbush).
NEW YORK.
BELMONT, C. H.. Allegany Co., SGOf
pop., on Genesee r. and on Erie Rd. Has
water power, which is employed in manu-
facturing. Centre of lumber and wool-
growing district.
Ci E N E S E E VALLEY FREE
PRESS; Wednesdays; republican; four
pages; size 27x42; suVjscription $1 50; estab-
lished 1854; A. N. Cole, editor; A. P. Cole,,
publisher ; circulation J.
BINGHAMTON, C. H., Broome Co.,
16,000t pop., at junction of Clienango and
Susquehanna rs., and on Erie Rd., terminus
of Delaware, Lacka. & Western, Albany &
Susquehanna, Syracuse & Binghamton and
Valley Rds. Has good water power and
does a manufacturing and mercantile busi-
ness.
DEMOCRAT; everv evening except
Sunday, and WEEKLY, Thursdays; demo-
cratic; tour pages ; size— daily 22x32, weekly
27x41 ; subscription— daily $7, weekly S2 ; es-
tablished—daily 1868, weekly 1846; Wm. S.
and George L. Lawyer, editors and publishers;
circulation— daily K, weekly K 1.
LEADER ; every evening except Sunday,
and DEMOCRATIC LEADER, Fridays,
democratic; dailj' four pages, weekly eight
pages ; size — daily 22x30, weekly 30x44 ; sub-
scription—daily .$6, weeklv .$2 ; established —
daily 1878, weekly 1869 ; A. W. Carl, editor and
publisher; cii'culation — daily K 1, weekly H.
REPUBLICAN ; every morn'mr ex-
cept San lay, and BROOME REPUBLI-
CAN, Wednesdays; republican; daily four
pages, weekly eight pages; size — daily 27x42,
weekly 36x46; subscription— daily $7 50, week-
ly $1 50 ; established— daily 1849, weekly 1822 r
Binghamton Publishing Co., publishers ; cir-
culation-daily J J 1, weekly H 1.
DE3IOCRATIC LEADER; (see
Leader).
SUNDAY TRIBUNE; Sundays; four
pages ; size 24x36 ; subscription 82 ; estab-
lished 1879; Thomas F. Baker, editor; Wil-
liam T. Baker, publisher.
BOONVILLE, Onevla Co., IJOOf
pop., on Black R. Canal and Utica & Black
R. Rd., 31 m. from Utica.
HERALD; Thursdays; republican ; four
pages; size 24x36; subscription .$1 .50; estab-
lished 1855 ; H. P. Willard, editor and pub-
lisher ; circulation K 1.
BREWSTERS, Putnam Co., l.llOf
pop., on New York & Harlem Rd., 55 m. N..
of New York. Centre of a milk-producing
country. Two iron mines are located here.
Second village in size on Harlem Rd.
PUTNAM CO. STANDARD; Fridays;
republican; four pages ; size 27x40; subscrip-
tion .$2 ; established 1868 ; E. W. Addis, editor
and publislier ; circulation J.
BROCKPORT, Monroe Co., 2,81T
pop., on the Erie Canal and New York Cen-
tral Rd.. 17 m. W. of Rochester. Eiigaged
in manufacturing agricultural implements
and other articles.
DEMOCRAT; Saturdays; independent,-
four pages ; size 26x40 ; subscription .$1 50 ; es-
tablished 187J; C. Marsh, editor ; C. Marsh &
Co., publishers; circulation J.
REPUB Lie ; Tnursdays ; republican ;
four pages; size 27x40; subscription $1 60;
established 1856: Horatio N. Beach and Lo-
renzo T. Baach, editors ;. Lorenzo T. Beach,,
publisher; circulation J 1.
BROOKFIELD, Madison Co., 600t
pop., 25 m. S. of Utica. A thriving village in
the centre of a county noted for the pro-
duction of cheese and hops. Large tannery
■uo
GEO. P. KOWELL & GO'S
NEW YORK.
located here, and the people somewhat en-
gaged iu manufacturing.
COURIER; Wednesdays; non-partisan;
four pages; size 2(i-x4((; subscription $\ 50;
■established 1876; Frank M. Spooner, editor;
H. L. Spooner & Son, pul)lishers ; eiren J 1.
BROOKLYN, C. 11., Kings Co.,
484,616+ pop., on W. end of Long Island.
Separated from New York by East r. En-
gaged in commerce and manufactures, and
the dwelling place of many business men
of New York. The United States have a
Navy Yard here.
BROOKLYNER FRETE PRESSE;
■everv evening except Sunday, and IjON(^
ISjliAENDER, S.mdays; German; inde-
pendent ; daily four pages, Sunday eight
pages ; size— daily 24x38, Sunday 29x42 ; sub-
scription—dailv $T .5(1, Sunday $2 ; established
—daily 1863, Sunday 1873; Henry E. Rnehr,
publisher; circulation— daily H H 1, weekly
H 1. It it) not only tJie larciest German even-
ing paper ijublished in State of Neir Yoi-k,
and the only German daily in Brooklyn, but
■also in point of circulation only sramd to
one other German eveniny paper in the State.
EAGIjE: every evening except Sunday,
and SUNDAY; democratic; four pages;
size 29x46; suliscription, including Sunday,
$10; established 1840; circulation— tlaily U D,
Sunday F.
STAR; (see Long Island City).
TI3IES; every evening except Sunday;
four pages; size '2.5x40; subscription .$5; es-
tablished 1848; B. Peters & Co., editors and
publishers ; circulation G 1.
U M O N - A R G U S ; every evening
except Sunday ; republican ; four pages ; size
27x42 J subscription .$6; established 1863; cir-
culation G G.
STATS SVENSKA ARGUS; semi
weekly, Wednesdays and Saturdays ; Swed-
ish ; four pa-Jres ; size 22x32 ; subscription $2 ;
established 1879; Svenska Argus Printing As-
sociation, publishers ; New York office 75
Chatham street.
BROOKI..YNER ANZEIGER; Sat
urdays ; German ; four pages ; size 28x42 ;
subscription §1 60 ; established 1874 ; H. So-
shinsky, editor and publisher ; circulation X.
BROOKL.YNER COURIER ; S itur
days ; German ; four pages ; size 26x39 ; sub-
scription $1 60 ; established 1879 ; Albert Fries,
Jr., editor and publisher.
BROOKLYNER REFORM; Satur-
days ; German ; eight pages ; size 27x38 ; sub-
8criplion $2 50 ; established 1871 ; L. Werner,
editor; Frederick Weidner, publisher; circ'n J.
CATHOLIC REVIEW; (see New York
•City).
GEOBE (Gi-eenpoint; ; Saturdays; inde-
pendent; four pages; size 26x40; subscrip-
tion .$1 50; established 1876; Charles W^hite,
proprietor ; circulation J 1 ; 104 Greenpoinf
Ave.. Brooklyn, N. Y. The character and
value of the Globe as a local paper is shown
by the fact that it is steadily gaining more
new subscribers than all the other daily and
weekly Brooklyn papers combined, having
doubled the number of its sub^-cribers irithin
three months, and outstripped in popularity
all of its local contemporaries. Terms, $1 per
year in advance. Advertising rates, SI per
inch for first insertion, ivith liberal discount
for subeq^tent insertions or more. ''pace.
GREENPOINT SENTINEL ; Satur
days ; four pages ; size 22x31 ; subscription
$1 ; established 188() ; James J. Shultz, editor
and publisher.
IRISH WORLD; (see New York City).
LEADER; Saturdays; republican ; eight
pages ; size 27x38 ; suliscription $2 50 ; estab-
lished 18S0.
LONG ISLAENDER; (see Brooklyner
Freie Presse).
NEWS ; Saturdays ; Independent ; four
pages; size 24x35; subscription $1; estab-
lished 1874; C, R. B. Krogsgaard, editor and
publisher ; circulation J 1.
NEW YORK.
REVIEW; Saturdays; eight pages; size
32x46; subscription $2 50; established IST^;
Review Publisliing Association, editors and
l)ublishers ; circulation I 1.
NATIONAL MONITOR; biweekly;
baptist ; four pages ; size 21x28 ; subscription
$1 ; established 1870; Rev. Rufus L.Perry,
editor and publisher ; circulation I.
DER TRIANGEL; semi-monthly; Ger-
man ; masonic ; eight pages ; size 19x24 ; sub-
scription $2 50 ; established 1855 ; Henry E.
Roehr, editor and publisher ; circulation K 1.
ADVANCE; monthly; literary; sixteen
pages ; si/e of page 10x14 ; subscription $1 ;
established 1878 ; Charles D. Baker, editor and
publisher ; circulation I : New York office 1
Park Place.
C03IMERCIAL REPORTER.++
HEIR OF THE WORLD ; monthly;
twenty eight pages; size of page 9x12; sub-
scription $1 ; established 1879 ; George W.
Greenwood, editor; issued under the auspi-
cies of the Lost Israel Identiiication Society ;
does not insert advertisements.
BUFFALiO, C. H., Erie Co., 1.32,0001
pop., at eastern extremity of Lake Erie,
and connected with Albany by Erie Canal
and New York Central Rd. Lake com-
merce is extensive, centering here from all
points West. Manufactures are various
and important, embracing iron, leather,
agricultural implements, machinery, dis-
tilled spirits, etc.
COMMERCIAL ADVERTISER ;
every evening except Sunday, T R I -
WEEKLY, Tuesdays, Thursdays and Sat-
urdays, and COMI^iERCIAL PATRI-
OT AND JOURNAL, Wednesdays; re-
publican ; four pages ; size 31x50 ; subscription
—daily $8, triweekly $4, weekly $1 ; estab-
lished—daily 1811, weekly 1810 ; James D. War-
ren, editor and publisher ; circulation — daily
G, triweekly J, weekly I.
COURIER; every morning, EVENING
REPUBIilC, every evening except Sun
day, and COURIER, Wednesdays; demo-
cratic ; daily four pages, weekly eight pages ;
size— morning 31x50, evening 24x36, weekly
31x44 ; subscription— morning including Sun-
day $12, evening $5, weekly $1 ; established-
morning 18:S5, evening 1859, weekly 1845 ; The
Courier Co., editors and publishers ; circula-
tion—morning H H 1, evening H, Sunday G,
weekly H 1.
DEMOKRAT; every evening except
Sunday, and WELTBUERGER, Thurs-
days; German; democratic; four pages : size
26x41 ; subscription— daily .^,6 50, weekly $2 50;
established 1837 ; Frederick Held, publisher ;
circulation— daily I, weekly J 1.
EVENING REPUBLIC; (see Courier).
EXPRESS; everv morning except Sun-
day, and WEEKLY, Thursdays; indepen-
dent-republican ; four pages ; size 29x45 ; sub-
scription-daily $8, weekly $1 ; established
1846; J. N. Matthews, editor and publisher;
circulation— daily G, weekly H.
FREIE PRESSE; every evening ex-
cept Sund;iy, TRIBUENE, Sundays, and
WEEKLY, Thursdays; German; repub-
lican ; tour pages ; size — daily 26x40, weekly
28x4:i; subscription— dailv $6 50, Sunday $2,
weekly !*2 ; established 1855; Dr. E. H. Makk,
editor ; Reinecke & Zesch, publishers ; circu-
lation—daily 1 1, Sunday H, weekly H 1.
VOLKS-FREUND ; every evening ex-
cept Sunday, and ^VEEKLY, Fridays;
German ; four pages ; size— daily 26x36, week-
ly 28x42; subscription— daily $6, weekly $2;
established 1868; Mathias Rohr, editor; Ger-
man Printing Association, publishers; circula-
tion— daily I, weekly J 1.
BULLETIN; Siturdays; four pages:
size 27x40 ; subscription 50 cents ; established
1879 ; George H. Selkirk, editor and publisher.
CATHOLIC UNION; Thursdays; cath-
olic ; eight pages ; size 31x43 ; subscription
S2 20 ; established 1872 ; Rev. P. Cronin, editor;
Buffalo Catholic Publication Co., publishers ;
circulation H 1.
A^NFERICAN NEWSPAPER DIRECTORY.
241
NEW YORK.
CHRISTIAN ADVOCATE ; Thurs
days ; inethodist ; eight pages ; size 27x41 ; sub-
scription $2; establislied 1850; A. P. Ripley,
D. D., editor ; Ripley & Co., publishers ; circu-
lation H 1.
COiniERCIAL. PATRIOT AND
JOL'RXALi; (see Commercial Advertiser).
DIE AUHORA ; Fridays ; German ; cath-
olic ; eight pages ; size 28x42 ; subscription
$2 50; established 1851 ; Christian Wieckmann,
editor and publisher ; circulation G.
DIE CHRISTLICHE WOCHE ; Fri
days ; Gerniau ; catholic ; eight pages ; size
2SxM; subscription $150; established 1875;
Rev. Joseph M. Sorg, editor and publisher ;
circulation H.
QUEEN CITY; Thursdays; four pages;
size 27x42 ; subscription §2 ; established 1878 ;
Geo. J. Brvan, editor and publisher ; circ'n 1 1.
ROYAL. TE3IPL.AR; Thursdays ; tem-
perance ; eight pages ; size 24x36 ; subscrip-
tion $1 50 ; established 1876 ; Dr. Clayton L.
Hill, editor ; Index Co., publishers ; cLrcu-
lation I 1.
SUNDAA" MORNING NEAVS ; Sun
days ; republican ; four pages ; size 31x49 ;
subscription 82 50 ; established 1873 ; Edward
H. Butler, editor and publisher ; circ'n F 1.
SUNDAY Ti;>IES; Sundays; indepen-
dent ; eight pages ; size 31x4;3 ; subscription
$2; established 1879; Times Printing Co.,
editors and publishers.
TRIBI'EXE ; (see Freie Presse).
■VVELTBl'ERGER; (see Demokrat).
FRATERNAL. CENSOR; semi-month-
ly ; eight pages ; size 28x44 ; subscription §1 ;
established 1878 ; W. M. Bennett, editor and
publisher ; circulation I.
3IEDICAL AND SURGICAIi
JOURNALi ; monthly; medical; flftj^-six
pages octavo ; subscription $3 ; established
1861 ; Julius F. Miner, editor and publisher ;
circulation K 1.
HILLING WORLD AND CHRON-
ICLE OF THE GRAIN AND FLOUR
TRADE; monthlj^; mechanics; commer-
cial; thirty-six pages; size of page 9x13;
subscription SI ; established 1879 ; C. A. "Wen-
borne, editor and publisher.
OUR RECORD ; monthly ; eight pages ;
size 2:3x30 ; subscription 65 cents ; established
1869 ; Managers of the Home for the Fi'iend-
less, editors and publisliers ; circulation J 1.
SCHOOL. JOURNAL. ; monthly ;
educational ; eight pages ; size 22x30 ; sub-
scription 50 cents; established 1877; J. W.
Barker, editor; Robert M. Evans Sc Co.,
publishers ; circulation J 1.
CALEDONIA, Livingston Co., 597
pop. A growing village. Favorably situated
as a mai'ket for the produce of the sur-
rounding country.
ADVERTISER; Fridays; republican;
four pages ; size 22x31 ; subscription $1 25 ; es-
tablished 1878 ; J. H. Collins, editor and pub-
lisher ; circulation K.
CAMBRIDGE, Washington Co.,
l,850t pop., on Rutland and Washington Di-
vision of the Delaware and Hudson Canal
Co.'s Rd., 3:3 m. from Albany.
WASHINGTON CO. POST; Fridays;
I republican; four
pages ; size 28x41 ; sub-
scription §1 50; estab-
lished 1798 ; J. S. Smart
& Co., editors and
publishers ; circula-
tion H 1.
CAMDEN, Oneida Co., 1,703 pop,, on
Rome, Watertowu & Ogdensburgh Rd., 18 m.
from Rome.
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NEW YORK.
ADVANCE; Thursdays ; four pages ; size
24x38 ; subscription .$2 : established 1873 ; Wal-
ter C. Stone, editor and publisher ; circ'n K 1.
JOURNAL.; Thursdays; independent;
four pages ; size 24x36 ; subscription §2 ; estab-
lished 1864 ; Chas. S. Hunger, editor and pub-
lisher ; circulation K 1.
CAMILLUS, Onondaga Co.
INDEPENDENT; Thursdays; inde-
pendent ; four pages : size 22x31 ; subscrip-
tion §1 50; established 1879; J. Connolly, Jr.,
editor and publisher.
CANAJOHARIE, Montgomery Co.,
1,822 pop., on Mohawk r. and Erie Canal, and
New York Central Rd., 55 m. from Albany
and 40 E. of Utica. Centre of a large farm-
ing and dairy section, and engaged in manu-
factures.
COURIER; Saturdays; independent;
four pages; size 26x40; subscription .§1 50;
established 1879 ; WlUet F. Cook, editor and
publisher.
RADII; Thursdays; independent; four
pages ; size 28x41 ; subscription §2 ; established
1836 ; Leonard F. Allen & Co., editors and pub-
lishers ; circulation J 1.
BEE-KEEPERS' EXCHANGE;
monthly ; apiculture ; twenty-eight pages oc-
tavo ; subscription 75 cents ; established 1879 ;
J. H. Nellis, editor and publisher; circula-
tion J.
CANANDAIGUA, C. H., OntaHo
Co., 4,862 pop., at outlet of Canandaigua
Lake, and on Auburn branch of New York
Central Rd., 29 m. E. of Rochester and at in-
tersection of Northern Central Rd. Centre
of trade, surrounded by an agricultural dis-
trict.
ONTARIO CO. JOURNAL; Fridays;
republican ; four pages ; size 26x40 ; subscrip-
tion $2 ; established 1874 ; George D. A. Bridg-
man, editor and publisher ; circulation J 1.
ONTARIO CO. TI3IES; Wednesdays;
republican ; four pages ; size 29x45 ; subscrip-
tion $2 ; established 1852 ; N. J. Milliken, ecfi-
tor and publisher ; circulation I 1.
ONTARIO REPOSITORY AND
MESSENGER: Thursdays; democratic;
four- pages ; size 28x44 ; subscription $2 50 ; es-
tablished 1803 ; Wm. H. Underhill, editor and
publisher ; circulation J 1.
CANASERAGA, Allegany Co., 800t
pop., on Buffalo division of Erie Rd., 79 m.
E. of Buffalo, 12 from Hornellsville. Centre
of a thriving trade, and growing rapidly.
TIMES; Fridays ; four pages ; size 26x40 ;
subscription $1 50 ; established 1873 ; W. H.
Barnum, editor and publisher ; circ'n K 1.
CANASTOTA, Madison Co., l,418t
pop., on New York Central Rd., and Erie
Canal, and the terminus of the Canastota &
Cazenovia Rd., 20 m. E. of Syracuse.
HERAIiD; Fridays; independent; four
pages ; size 26x40 ; subscription gl 50; establish-
ed 1867 ; M. B. Robbtns, editor and publisher ;
circulation K 1.
CANDOR, Tioga Co., l,200t pop., on
D. L. & W. R. R. Engaged principally in
tanning and manufacturing.
INDEPENDENT ; Fi-idays ; Independent;
four pages ; size 24x36 : subscription $1 50 ; es-
tablished 1876 ; W. F. Young, editor and pub-
lisher ; circulation K 1.
CANISTEO, Steuben Co., 2,000t pop.,
on line of Erie Rd. Verj' enterprising manu-
facturing tovra.
TIMES; Thursdays; four pages; size
22x31 ; subscription §1 25 ; established 1877 ; S.
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GEO. P. ROWELL & COS
NEW YORK.
H. Jennings, editor and publisher; circula-
tion K.
CANTON, C. H., St. Lawrence Co.,
2,540+ pop., on Grasse r., and a branch of
Rome, Watertown & Ogdensburgh Rd.,
about 18 m. from Ogdensburgh. Several
manufactories are located liere.
COMMERCIAIi ADVERTISER;
Thursdays ; democratic ; four pages ; size
26x40 ; subscription $1 50 ; established 1873 ;
Hall & Tracey, editors and publishers ; circu-
lation J 1.
ST. LAWRENCE PLAINDEAIiER;
Wednesdays ; republican ; four pages ; size
26x40 ; subscription $1 5) ; established 1856 ;
G. B. Manley, editor and publisher ; circu-
lation J 1.
CAPE VINCENT, Jefferson Co., 1, 200t
pop., on the St. Lawrence r., 25 m. from
Watertown, and connected with it by rail-
road. A steam ferry connects with Kings-
ton, Ont.
DEMOCRATIC EAGIiE ; Thursdays;
democratic ; four pages ; size 24x36 ; sub-
scription $1 50; established 1872; Charles B.
Wood, editor and publisher ; circulation K.
CARMEL, C. H., Putnam Co., 500t
pop., 4 m. from New York & Harlem Rd.,
and 55 from New York. Devoted to farming
and dairying.
PUTNAM CO. COURIER; Saturdays ;
democratic ; four pages ; size 26x40 ; subscrip-
tion $2 50 ; established 1842 ; J. D. Little,
editor and publisher ; circulation K 1.
PUTNAM REPUBL-ICAN ; Satur-
days ; republican ; foui- pages ; size 24x33 ;
subscription $2 ; established 1858 ; W. J. and
Ida M. Blake, editors and publishers ; circula-
tion K.
CARTHAGE, Jefferson Co., 2,8G0t
pop., on Black r., 16 m. from Watertovra, on
Utica & Black R. Rd. Surrounded by an
agricultural district and largely engaged in
manufacturing.
REPUBLICAN AND NORTHERN
NEW YORKER; Tuesdays; republican;
four pages ; size 26x40 ; subscription $1 75 ; es-
tablished 1S6J ; Lloyd G. Chase, editor and
publisher ; circulation 1 1.
CASTILE, Wyoming Co., OOOf pop.,
near Erie Rd., 57 m. from Buffalo. Milling,
manufacture of agricultural implements
and farming are the chief industries.
CASTILiIAN; Fridays; four pages; size
24x36 ; subscription $1 25 ; established 1874 ;
A. Gaines, editor and publisher ; circ'n K.
CASTIiETON, Eenssdaer Co., 580
pop.
EVENING STAR; (see Castleton).
CATSKILL, C. H., Greene Co., G.OOOf
pop., on Hudson r.. Ill m. from New York
The passage-way through which thousands
of pleasure seekers proceed to the wonder-
ful natural scenery of the Catskill moun-
tains. Engaged in manufactures.
EXAMINER; Saturdays; republican;
four pages ; size 29x44 ; subscription $2 ; es-
tablished 1830 ; M. H. Trowbridge, editor and
publisher ; circulation J.
RECORDER; Fridays; democratic;
four pages ; size 31x50 ; subscription $2 ; es-
tablished 1792 ; published by the Estate of J.
B. Hall ; circulation J 1.
CATTARAUGUS, Cattaraugus Co.,
800+ pop., on N. Y., L. E. & W. Rd., about 48
m. by rail from Buffalo. Has cabinet shops,
NEW YORK.
barrel factory, and is a shipping point for
dairy products and apples.
CHRONICLE; Fridays; four pages:
size 24x35 ; subscription 50 cents ; established
1879 ; Spears & Brown, editors and publishers.
CAZENOVIA, Madison Co., l,821t
pop., on Cazenovia, Canastota & De Ruyter
Rd., also Syracuse & Chenango Rd., at foot
of Cazenovia Lake. Agriculture and the
manufacture of cheese comprise the princi-
pal industrial pursuits. Favorite summer
resort.
REPUBLICAN; Thursdays; republi-
can ; four pages ; size 26x39 ; subscription $2 ;
established 1854 ; Fred. M. Taylor, editor and
publisher ; circulation J J.
CENTRAL SQUARE, Oswego Co.,
4001- pop., at junction of Midland & Syra-
cuse N. Rds.
NEWS; Thursdays; independent ; eight
pages; size 30x44; subscription $1 50; estab-
lished 1877 ; E. D. Bates, editor and publisher;
circulation K 1.
CHAMPLAIN, Clinton Co., l,850t
pop., at head of Lake Champlaln, on Chazy
r. and western division of Vermont Central
Rd., 114 m. from Ogdensburgh.
JOURNAL; Saturdays; independent;
four paeres ; size 28x44 ; subscription $2 ; estab-
lished 1865 ; A. N. Merchant, editor and pub-
lisher ; circulation K ; printed at the office of
the Democrat and Sentinel, Burlington, Ver-
mont.
CHARLOTTEVILLE, Schoharie
Co.
PHOENIX; Wednesdays; independent;
four pages; size 24x36; subscription $1; es-
tablished 1879 ; Stillman G. Shafer, editor and
publislier.
CHATEAUGAY, Franldin Co.,
3,003+ pop., on Chateaugay r. and Ogdens-
burg & Lake Champlaln Rd., 72 m. from
Ogdensburgh and 12 from Malone.
RECORD; Fridays; independent; four
pages ; size 26x40 ; subscription $1 50 ; estab-
lished 1878 ; C. A. Huntington, editor and pub-
lisher; circulation K 1.
STAR; Saturdays; independent; four
pages ; size 28x44 • subscription $2 ; established
1873 ; A. N. Merchant, editor and publisher ;
circulation K ; printed at the office of the
Democrat and Sentinel, Burlington, Ver-
mont.
CHATHAM VILLAGE, Columbia
Co., 2,000+ pop., terminus of New York St
Harlem Rd., at its intersection with Boston
& Albany Rd., 128 m. from New York, and
22 from Albany. Thirteen straw paper
mills in town of Chatham.
CHATHAM COURIER; Wednesdays;
independent; eight pages ; size 29x40; sub-
sci'iption SI 50 ; established 1862 ; William B.
Howland, editor and publisher ; circ'n J 1.
CHERRY VALLEY, Otsego Co.,
844+ pop., at terminus of Cherry Valley
branch of Albany and Susquehanna Rd., 23
m. from Cobleskill.
GAZETTE; Thursdays; Independent;
four pages ; size 24x36 ; subscription $1 50 ; es-
tablished 1871; John L. Sawyer, editor and
publislier ; circulation K 1.
TEMPERANCE INVESTIGATOR;
Thursdays; temperance; four pages; size
22x32; subscription $1; established 1875; El-
well & Finch, editors and publishers ; circu-
lation K.
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NEW YORK.
CHITTENANGO, Madison Co.,
1,500+ pop., on Chittenango Creek and New-
York Central Rd., 14 m. E. of Syracuse.
MADTSON CO. TIMES; Saturdays;
Independent; four pages; size 26x4(); sub-
scription $2 ; established 187U; H. E.Barrett,
■editor and publisher ; circulation K.
CINCINNATUS, Cortland Co.
OTSELIC VALLEY REGISTER;
Wednesdays ; independent ; four pages ; size
24x35 : subscription $1 50 ; establislied 1874 ;
D. V. Joyner, editor and publisher ; circula-
tion K.
CLAYTON, Jefferson Co., l.GOOf pop.,
on the St. La^vTcnce r. in the Immediate
vicinity of the Thousand Islands, and 108
m. N. W. of Utica, on the U. & B. R. Rd.,
and 25 N. W. of Watertowm. Engaged
in transhipment of lumber and staves.
Has steamboat connection with adjacent
towns.
INDEPENDENT; Thursdays; four
pages ; size 26x40 ; subscription $1 50 ; estab-
lished 1872 ; Rogers & Braun, editors and pub-
lishers ; circulation K I.
CLEVELAND, Oswego (7o..900t pop.,
on Oneida Lake and New York and Oswego
Midland Rd., 41 m. from Oswego, .30 from
Fulton.
LAKESIDE PRESS; Saturdays; four
pages ; size 24x35 ; subscription $1 50 ; estab-
lished 1873 ; Charles R. King, editor and pub-
lisher ; circulation K.
CLIFTON SPRINGS, Ontario Co.,
1,100+ pop., in centre of county, in superior
farming country; on the Auburn and
Rochester branch of N. Y. C. Rd., 54 m. E.
S. E. of Rochester. Mineral Springs here.
A resort for invalids.
PRESS; Thursdays; independent; four
pages ; size 22x32 ; subscription $1 ; estab-
lished 1878 ; Harry C. Burdlck, editor and
publisher ; circulation K.
CLINTON, Oneida Co., l,G40t pop., in
Kirkland township, 9 m. from Utica, on
Chenango Canal and Utica, Clinton & Bing-
hamton Rd. Engaged in cotton, lumber,
iron and other manufactures. Several in-
stitutions of learning are located here.
NEW YORK.
COURIER: Thursdays; neutral; four
pages ; size 24x36 ; subscription $1 50 ; estab-
lished 1S47 ; Jas. B. Sykes, editor and pub-
lisher ; circulation K 1.
HAMILTON LITERARY MONTH-
LY ; sixty pages octavo ; subscription $3 ;
established 1866; Senior Class of Hamilton
College, editors and publishers ; circulation
K ; a college magazine ; issued during the
collegiate year.
CLYDE, Wayne Co., 3,200t pop., in
Galen township, on Clyde r., Erie Canal and
Central Rd., 8 m. from Lyons and 38 W. of
Syracuse, 45 E. of Rochester. Engaged in
manufacturing and a place of active trade.
TIMES ; Thursdays ; republican ; four
Eages ; size 27x41 ; subscription $2 ; estab-
shed 1850 ; Irwin A. Forte, editor and pub-
lisher ; circulation K 1.
COBLESKILL, Schoharie Co., l.TOOt
pop., on Albany & Susquehanna Rd., 45 m.
from Albany. A branch railroad connects
with Cherry Valley. Agricultural works
here.
HERALD ; Fridays; republican; four
f)ages ; size 28x45 ; subscription $1 50 ; estab-
ished 1877 ; Johnson & Roberts, editors and
publishei-s ; circulation J 1.
INDEX ; Thursdays ; democratic ; four
pages ; size 29x48 ; subscription $1 ; estab-
lished 1865 ; Geo. W. Bellinger, editor and pub-
lisher ; circulation J J 1.
COE YMANS, Albany Co., 4,000t pop.,
on Hudson r., 12 m. from Albany, 1 from
Athens & Schenectady Rd., and 114 from
Hudson R. Rd. Also on Hudson River,
Athens & Schenectady Rd. Engaged In
manufactures. Blue stone quarrying car-
ried on. Trade centre for an agricultural
district.
HERALD; Wednesdays; Independent;
four pages ; size 24x36 ; subscription SI ; es-
tablished 1873 ; S. H. and E. J. Sherman, edi-
toi"S and publishers ; circulation J.
COHOCTO'S, Steuben Co.,4,000t pop.,
situated on Erie Rd. (station Liberty), 59 m.
E. of Rochester. Supports a large number
of retail stores ; extensive lumber manufac-
tures. Agricultural district.
VALLEY TIMES; Thursdays; four
pages ; size 24x36 ; subscription §1 ; estab-
lished 1872 ; W. A. Carpenter, editor and pub-
lisher ; circulation J J.
COHOES, Albany Co., 17,369t pop.,
on Mohawk r.. New York Central and Rens-
selaer & Saratoga Rds., and Erie and Cham-
plain Canals, 9 m. from Albany and 3 from
Troy. Has water power, which is employed
in manufacturing.
NEWS; every noon except Sunday ; inde-
pendent ; four pages ; size 22x31 ; subscription
$5 ; established 1873 ; Edward Monk, eclitor ;
Monk & Masten, publishers ; circulation J.
CATARACT; Saturdays; republican;
four pages ; size 26x38 ; subscription §2 ; es-
tablished 1847 ; Wm. Bean & Stone, publish-
ers ; circulation J 1.
LA PATRIE NOUVELLE; Wednes-
days ; French ; republican ; four pages ; size
24X.36; subscription $1 50; established 1876;
Authier & Bro., editors and publishers ; cir-
culation J 1.
LEADER; Saturdays : independent ;
eight pages; size 30x44; subscription S2;
established 1879 ; John Spence, editor and
published.
REGISTER ; Saturdays ; eight pages ;
size 3<ix44 ; subscription $1 50 ; established
1879 ; O. H. E. Cark, M. D., editor and pub-
lisher.
REGULATOR; Mondays; independent ;
eight pages ; size 28x40 ; subscription $2 ; es-
tablished 1879 ; Samuel Sault, editor ; Webb
& Sault, publishers.
COLD SPRING, Putnam Co., 2,379t
pop., on Hudson r. and Rd., 52 m. from New
York.
RECORDER; Saturdays; independent;
four pages : size 23x33 ; subscription $2 ; es-
tablished 1S66; S. B. AlUs, editor and pub-
lisher ; circulation K.
COLLEGE POINT, Queens Co.,
3,652 pop. Residence of many New York
City business men. Extensive breweries
here.
LONG ISLAND CENTRAL ZEIT-
UNG; Saturdays; German; four pages ; size
24x36; subscription $2; established 1873; Op-
penheimer & Co., editors and publishers ; cir-
culation K 1.
LONG ISLAND REPORTER; Wed
nesdays ; independent ; four pages ; size
24x35 ; subscription §1 50 ; established 1879 ;
H. L. Harrington, editor ; Oppenheimer & Co.,
publishers.
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GEO. P. K0WP:LL & CO'S
NEW YORK.
MIRR-OIt ; Saturdays ; independent ;
four pages ; size 26x40 ; established 1879 ;
W. S. Overton, editor and publislier ; circu-
lation K ; printed at the office of the White-
stone Herald.
COOPERSTOWN, C. H., Otsego
Co., 2,1)00+ pop. (pop. of town 4,.'i00+), at the
outlet of Otsego Lake, on Cooperstown &
Susquehanna Valley Rd,, connected with
Albany & Susquehanna Rd., 75 m. from
Albanj'. Business place and centre of trade.
FREE^IAN'S JOURNAL; Thursdays;
democratic ; four pages ; size 28x46 ; subscrip-
tion $2; established 1808.; Samuel M. Shaw,
editor; S. M. Shaw & Co., "publishers; circula-
tion I 1.
NEW ERA ; Fridays; prohibition; four
pages ; size 22x81 ; subscription $1 ; established
1877 ; Scrambling & Ingalls, editors and pub-
lishers ; circulation J J.
OTSEGO REPUBLICAN; Thursdays;
republican ; four pages ; size 30x46 ; subscrip-
tion $2 ; established 1828 ; Russell & Davidson,
editoi's and publishers ; circulation 1 1.
CORNING, Steuben Co., 5,.300t pop.,
on Chemung r. and Erie Rd., at the junction
of Rochester branch. Corning & Blossburg
Rd. here forms a junction with Erie. En
gaged in manufactures and lumber trade.
DEi>IOCRAT; Wednesdays ; democratic;
four pages ; size 27x42 ; subscription $1 ; es-
tablished 1857 ; Frank B. Brown, editor and
publisher ; circulation K 1.
JOURNAL; Fridays ; republican ;
four pages ; size 30x46 ; subscription $2 ; es-
tablished 1847 ; Geo. W. Pratt, editor and pub-
lisher ; circulation J J.
CORNWALL, Ora7ige Co., 4,000t
pop., on Hudson r. and Short Cut, a branch
of Erie Rd. Has several woolen mills and
stone quarries. A summer resort.
REFLECTOR; Thursdays; four pages ;
size 24x36; subscription $1 50; established
1877; H. H. Snelling, editor and publisher;
circulation K 1.
TI3IES AND TE3IPERANCE HER-
ALD ; Saturdays ; four pages ; size 21x29 ;
subscription $1 50 ; established 1875 ; S. J. A.
Hussey, editor and publisher ; circ'n K.
CORTLAND, C. H., Cortland Co.,
4,100+ pop., on Tioughnioga r. and Syracuse,
Binghamton & New York Rd., at its junc-
tion with the Utica, Ithaca & Elmira and
the New York & Oswego Midland Rd., 37 m.
from Syracuse.
DEMOCRAT ; Fridays ; democratic ; four
pages ; size 28x46 ; subscription $2 25 ; es-
tablished 1864 ; Benton B. Jones, editor and
publisher ; circulation J 1.
STANDARD: Thursdays; republican;
four pages ; size 28x45 ; subscription $2 ; es-
tablished 1867; Wm. H. Clark, editor and
publisher ; circulation J 1.
COXSACKIE, Greene Co., 4,000t
pop., on Hudson r. and Athens & Schenec-
tady Rd., 22 m. from Albany. Engaged in
brick making and back country trade.
NEWS; Saturdays ; republican ■ four
pages ; size 26x40 ; subscription $1 50 ; estab-
lished 1867 ; Franklin & Austin, editors and
publishers ; circulation K.
CROTON FALLS, Westchester Co.
NEWS ; Fridays ; four pages ; size 24x36 ;
subscription $1 50 ; established 1878 ; J. W.
Keeler, editor ; William H. Brewster, pub-
lisher ; circulation K.
CROWN POINT, ^ssex Co., 4,300t
pop., on line of N. S. & Canada Rd., 32 m. N.
NKW YORK.
Fi
of White Hall. Farming, mining, and man-
ufacturing (principally iron) carried on.
BUDGET, Wednesdays ; four pages ; size
20x26 ; subscription $1 ; established 1878 ; R,
W. Billett, editor and publisher. ,
CUBA, Allegany Co., 2,500t pop., on
Erie Rd., 50 m. W. of Hornellsville. Sur-
rounded by an agricultural district. Noted
for its dairy products. '
PATRIOT; Fridays; republican; four
pages ; size 26x40 ; subscription $2 ; estab-
lished 1862 ; F. G. Stebbins, editor and pub-
lisher ; circulation J 1.
DANSVILLE, Livingston Co., 5,000t
pop., on Canaseraga Creek, on the N. Y., L,
E. & Western Rd. (Dansville branch), 50 m.
from Rochester. Engaged in milling and
various manufactures, and the centre of an
agricultural district. Good water power.
ADVERTISER; Thursdays; republi-
can; four pages; size 26x40; subscription
$1 50 ; established 1860 ; A. O. Bunnell, editor
and publisher ; circulation J 1.
EXPRESS; Thursdays; democratic; four
ages ; size 25x39 ; subscription $1 50 ; estab-
ished 1850 ; Woodruff & Knapp, editors and
publishers ; circulation J 1.
LAAVS OF LIFE AND JOURNAL
OF HEALTH ; monthly ; medical ; thirty-
six pages ; size of page 7x10 ; subscription
$1 50 ; established 1858 ; Fanny B. Johnson,
M. D., editor ; Austin, Jackson & Co., publish-
ers ; circulation X.
DAVENPORT, Delaware Co., SOOf
pop., near Oneonta. Manufactures dairy
utensils.
CHARLOTTE VALLEY NEWS;
Wednesdays ; independent ; four pages ; size
20x26; subscription $1; established 1877; E.
O'Connor, editor and publisher ; circula-
tion K.
DELHI, C. H., Delaware Co., pop.
of village 1,530+— of town 3,000+, on west
branch of Delaware r. Terminus of a
branch of Midland Rd., and the centre of a
fine grazing and butter-producing country
DELAW^ARE EXPRESS; Thursdays;
republican ; four pages ; size 24x38 ; subscrip-
tion $2 ; established 1839 ; Norwood Bowne,
editor and publisher; circulation K 1.
DELAWARE GAZETTE ; Wednes
days ; democratic ; four pages ; size 24x38 ;
subscription $1 50 ; established 1819 ; Paine &
Kerr, editors and publishers ; circulation J 1.
DELAWARE REPUBLICAN; Sat
urdays ; republican ; four pages ; size 24x38 ;
subscription $1 50 ; established 1860 ; T. F. Mc-
intosh, editor and publisher ; circulation J 1.
DEPOSIT, Broome Co., l,300t pop., on
Erie Rd. 175 m. from New York. Located
partly in Delaware Co. Freight houses of
company located here.
COURIER; Saturdays ; republican ; four
pages ; size 24x35 ; subscription $1 50 ; estab-
lished 1848 ; Charles N. Stow, editor and pub-
lisher ; circulation K 1.
DE RUYTER, Madison Co., 625t
pop., on Cazenovia, Canastota & De Ruyter
and Auburn branch of New York & Os-
wego Midland Rds.
GLEANER; Thursdays; independent;
four pages ; size 22x31 ; subscription $1 ; es-
tablished 1878 ; W. W. Ames, editor and pub-
lisher ; circulation K K.
DOVER PLAINS, Dutchess Co.
DOVER PRESS; Fridays; four pages ;
size 22x31 ; subscription .$1 50 ; established
1879 ; S. B. Shaw, editor and publisher.
AMERICAN NEWSPAPER DIRECTORV
2io
NEW YORK.
DO WNSVIIiLE, nelaicare Co.
NEWS ; Saturdays ; four pages ; size 19x22 ;
subscription 75 cents ; establistied 1875 ; A. E.
Peck, editor and publisher ; circulation K.
DRYDEN, Tomplcins Co., l,250t pop.,
on Southern Central Rd., 36 m. from Au-
burn, and 34 from Owego. Centre of an
agricultural district.
HERAIjDj Wednesdays; independent;
four pages ; size 24x36 ; subscription §2 ; es-
tablished 1871 ; A. M. Ford, editor and pub-
lisher ; circulation K 1.
DUNDEE, Yates Co., l,500t pop., in
Starkey township, near Seneca Lake and
Northern Central Rd. Centre of an agri-
cultural district.
OBSERVER; Wednessdays ; indepen-
dent; four pages; size 24x36; subscription
$1 50 ; established 1878 ; Vreeland & Baker,
editors and publishers ; circulation K K 1.
RECORD; Thursdays; independent;
four pages ; size 24x36 ; subscription §1 50 ; es-
tablished 1844 ; James M. Westcott, editor and
publisher ; circulation K K.
DUNKIRK, Chautauqua Co., T.OOOf
pop., a port of entry on Lake Erie, at junc-
tion of Erie and Lake Shore & Michigan
Southern Rds. The Dunkirk, Warren &
Pittsburgh Rd. also forms a junction here,
opening a direct route to the oil, coal and
Iron region of Pennsylvania. A commer-
cial centre and place of active trade.
ADVERTISER AND UNION ; Fri
days ; democratic ; four pages ; size 30x46 ;
subscription §2 ; established— J.cZt'erf«scr 1851,
Union 1860 ; consolidated 1868 ; C. F. White &
Co., editors and publishers ; circulation J 1 ;
published simultaneously at Dunkirk and
Fredonia.
JOURNALi ; Wednesdays; republican;
four pages ; size 26x40 ; subscription S2 ; es-
tablished 1850 ; W. D. McKinstry, editor and
publisher ; circulation K 1.
EARLVILLE, Madison Co., 750t
pop., on N. Y. & O. Midland and D., L. & W.
Rds. Shipping point for dairy section.
NEWS; Thursdays ; four pages ; size
22x32 ; subscription §1 ; established 1878 ; E.
M. Lansing, editor and publisher.
EAST AURORA, Erie Co., l,200t
pop. A prosperous trade centre and manu-
facturing to\vn, on the B., N. Y. & P. R. R.,
between Buffalo and Port Allegany.
ADVERTISER; Fridays: independent;
four pages ; size 24x35 ; subscription $1 ; es-
tablished 1872 ; W. C. Wood, editor and pub-
lisher ; circulation K 1.
EAST BLOOMFIELD, Ontario
Co., 1 m. from Can. & Batavia Br. of N.
Y. C. & H. R. Rd., 8 m. from Canandaigua.
Manufactures drills and carriages; does
considerable farming, and also raises hops.
N E W S ; Fridays ; independent ; four
pages ; size 22x.32 ; subscription SI 25 ; estab-
tablished 1879 ; M. A. Stewart, editor and pub-
lisher.
EAST NEW YORK, Kings Co.,
12,300t pop., just E. of Brooklyn, with which
it is connected by horse and steam cars.
The Brooklyn Central & Jamaica Rd. runs
E. from here.
LiATERNE; Saturdays; German ; inde-
pendent ; four pages ; size 28x40 ; subscrip-
tion $1 50 ; established 1878 ; C. W. C. Dreher,
editor and publisher ; circulation K K.
liONG ISLAND RECORD ; Satur
NEW YORK.
days; four pages; size 24x36; subscription .S2;
established 1871 ; Richard Pickering, editor
and publisher ; circulation K 1.
SENTINEL.; Saturdays; four pages; size
26x40; subscription §2; established 1866; M.
Cooper, editor and publisher ; circulation J 1.
EDGEWATER (STAPLETON
P. O.), Richmond Co., E. side of Staten
Island. Connected with New York city by
ferries. Edgewater includes Stapleton,
9,000+ pop., and Tompkinsville, 5,iX)0+ pop.
DER DEUTSCHE STATEN ISL-
ANDER; Satui-days ; German; four pages ;
size 22x:M ; subscription S2 ; established 1867 ;
John Schiefer, editor and publisher ; circula-
tion K K.
RICHMOND CO. GAZETTE ; Wed
nesdays ; eight pages ; size 26x40 ; subscrip-
tion $2 ; established 1859 ; Richmond County
Gazette and Library Association, editors and
publishers ; circulation J.
STATEN ISLAND LEADER; Satur
days ; democratic ; four pages ; size 26x36 ;
subscription S2 ; established 1866 ; P. H. Gill,
editor and publisher ; circulation J 1.
ELIZABETHTOWN, C. H., Essex
Co., 1,488 pop., on Bouquet r., 9 m. from
Lake Champlain and 126 from Albany. Sur-
rounded by a district containing immense
quantities of iron ore.
POST AND GAZETTE; Thursdays;
democratic ; four pages ; size 26x38 ; sub-
scription .SI .50 ; established 1852 ; A. C. Hand
Livingston, editor and publisher ; cii'C'n K 1.
ELLEN VILLE, Ulster Co., 3,300t
pop., on EUenville branch of Oswego &
Midland Rd., and on Delaware & Hudson
Canal, 75 m. from New York. Centre of
trade. Considerable manufacturing done
here.
BANNER OF LIBERTY; Satur
days ; democratic ; eight pages ; size 26x40 ;
subscription §1 50 ; established 1852 ; T. E. and
G. H. Benedict, editors and publishers ; circu
lation J 1.
JOURNAL; Fridays; republican; four
pages ; size 26x40 ; subscription §1 50 ; estab-
lished 1849 ; S. M. Taylor, editor and publish-
er ; circulation J.
PRESS ; Fridays ; four pages ; size 26x40 ;
subscription $1 50; established 1870; Bene-
dict Bros., editors and publishers; circulation
K 1 ; issued from the office of the Banner of
Liberty.
ELLICOTTVILLE, Cattarau-
gus Co. 1,000+ pop., in an agricultural dis-
trict. 12 m. from Erie Rd., at Salamanca.
CATTARAUGUS UNION; Thurs
days ; democratic ; four pages ; size 28x42 ;
subscription S2 50; established 1856; R. H.
Shankland & Son, editors and publishers ;
circulation J 1.
ELMIRA, C. H., Chemung Co., 20,500t
pop., on Chemung r. and Canal, and Erie,
Lehigh Valley & Northern Central, Utica,
Ithaca & Elmira and Tioga Rds. Engaged
in manufacturing. Seat of the new State
Reformatory and Elmira Female College.
ADVERTISER; every morning except
Sunday, and WEEKLY, Fridays; repub-
lican ; daily eight pages, weekly sixteen
pages ; size-^daily (size of page) 15x21, weekly
(size of page) 11x15 ; subscription— daily §10;
weekly S2 ; established 1853 ; Elmira Adver-
tiser Association, editors and publishers ; cir-
culation— dailv H 1, weekly H 1.
BULLETIN; every noon except Sunday;
greenback ; four pages ; size 16x21 ; subscrip-
tion .$3 50 ; established 1880 ; Hugh Coyle, edi-
tor and publisher.
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GEO. P. ROWELL & COS
NEW YORK.
FREE PRESS; every evening except
Sunday, and WEEKLY, Thursdays ; demo-
cratic ; daily f<'Ur pa^es, weelcly eight pages;
size — daily k:5x.%, weekly 31x42 ; subscription
—daily $6, weekly $1 ; established— daily 1879,
weekly 1873 ; Free Press Co., publishers ; cir-
culation—daily J J 1, weekly J 1. Has a
larger daily circulation than any other even-
ing paper in Southern New York or Northern
Penna.
GAZETTE; every evening except Sun-
day, and WEEKLY, Thursdays; demo-
cratic ; daily four pages, weekly eight pages ;
size— daily 27x41, weekly 32x46 ; subscription
—daily $8, weekly §1 5L); established— daily
1859, weekly 1828 ; Gazette Co., editors and
publishers ; circulation— daily I 1, weekly H 1.
HUSBANDMAN; Wednesdays; agri-
cultural ; eight pages ; size :^x42 ; subscription
fl ; establislied 1874 ; W. A. Armstrong and
. S. VanDuser, editors; Husbandman Asso-
ciation, publishers ; circulation G 1.
SUNDAY MORNING TELEGRAM;
Sundays ; eight pa'^es ; size 3ux44 ; subscrip-
tion $2 ; established 1879 : James Hill, editor
and publisher.
BISTOURY; quarterly ; medical ;
thirty-six pages ; size of page 7x10 ; subscrip-
tion 50 cents; established 1865; Thad. S. tfp
de Graff, M. D., editor and publisher ; circula-
tion G 1.
FAIR POINT, Chautauqua Co.
CHAUTAUQUA ASSEMBLY HER-
ALD; (see Jamestown).
FAIRPORT, Monroe Co., l.OOOf pop.,
a manufacturing town. In a rich agricul-
tural district on New York Central Rd. and
Erie Canal, 10 m. from Rochester.
HERALD; Fridays ; independent ; four
f)ages ; size 24x36 ; subscription $1 50 ; estab-
ished 1873 ; A. J. Deal, editor and publisher ;
circulation K 1.
FAYETTEVILLE, Onondaga Co.,
l,800t pop., near Erie Canal, 7i m. from
Syracuse. Engaged in milling, lime and
plaster, with one of the best water powers
in the county.
RECORDER; Thursdays ; indepen-
dent; four pages ; size 26x40; subscription
$1 .50; established 1866; A. S. Baker, editor;
Recorder Printing Company, publishers; cir-
culation J. No lottery or questionable ad-
vertisements taken at any price.
FISHKILL, Dutchess Co., 7!J5t pop.,
on Fishkill Creek and Dutchess & Columbia
Rd. Centre of an agricultural district, 5
m. from Fishkill Landing.
JOURNAL; Thursdays; republican;
four pages ; size 28x42 ; subscription $2 ; es-
tablished 1856 ; G. W. Owen, editor and pub-
lisher ; circulation J J.
FISHKILL LANDING, Dutchess
Co., 2,500t pop., on Hudson r. and Hudson
R. Rd., at junction of Dutchess & Colum-
bia Rd., opposite Newburgh, and 60 m.
from New York. Centre of trade and en-
gaged in various manufactures.
FISHKILL STANDARD; Satur
days ; independent ; four pages ; size 28x42 ;
subscription $2 ; established 1842 : J. W.
Spaight, editor and publisher ; circulation K 1.
FLATBUSH, Kinc/s Co., (i,500t pop. ;
adjoins the city of Brooklyn. Is a substan-
tial town, and the seat of a number of ini
portant county institutions.
KINCJS CO. RURAL AND
BRIGHTON GAZETTE; Saturdays;
independent; four pages ; size 27x42; sub-
scription $2 ; established 1872 ; H. J. Egle-
ston, editor and publisher ; circulation I. The
NEW YORK.
"Rural" is the local paper for the towns of
Flatbush, Flutlands, Giavesend, New Utrecht
and Coney Island ; ijopulation 20,0<X).
FLUSHING, Queens Co., SOOOf pop.„
situated on Flushing bay, Long Island,
Flushing & North Side Rd., 8 m. from New
York.
EVENING JOURNAL ; every evening
except Sunday, anil WEEKLY, Saturdays;
democratic ; daily four pages, weekly eight
pages ; size— daily 22x31, weekly 31x44 ; sub-
scription-daily ^5, weekly .$2 ; established
1842; C. W. Smith, editor and publisher;
circulation— daily K, weekly J 1. The " Jour-
nal" teas established in 1842, and is the lead-
ing paper for neirs and editorial irork in
its town and county. The Daily is as large as
any paper on Long Island beyond Brooklyn,
and the Weekly is the largest, and each gives
more reading matter than any of its com-
petitors. Reading matter makes circuiation
and circulation atpacts advertisers. Rate,t^
on aijplication. ,''
TIMES; every> evening except Sunday,
and LONG ISLAND TIMES, Thurs-
days ; independent ; four pages ; size— daily
22x32, weekly 28x42; subscription— daily $5,
weekly S2 ; established— daily 1865, weekly
1855 ; "W. R. Burling, editor and publisher ;
circulation— daily K, weekly I.
JOl'RNAL; (see Evening Journal).
LONG ISLAND TIMES; (see Times).
FONDA, C. H., Montgomery Co., l,750t
pop., on Mohawk r. and New York Central
Rd., at junction of Johnstown & Glovers-
ville branch, 42 m. from Albany.
MOHAWK VALLEY DEMOCRAT?
Fridays ; democratic ; four pages ; size 26x40;
subscription $2 ; established 1842 ; John E.
Ashe, editor and publisher ; circulation I.
FORESTVILLE, Chautauqua Co.,
722 pop., on Erie Rd., 8 m. E. of Dunkirk.
CHAUTAUQUA FARMER; Wednes-
days ; agricultural ; eight pages ; size 30x44 ;
subscription SI 50 ; established 1869 ; A. G. Par-
ker, editor ; Parker & Hendricks, publishers ;
circulation H.
FORT ED'WARD, Washington Co^
3,492 pop., on Hudson R. & Rensselaer &
Saratoga Rd., at junction of Glens Falls
branch, 49 m, from Troy. Engaged in pa-
per and other manufactures.
GAZETTE; Fridays; democratic ; four
f)ages; size 26x40; subscription $1 50; estab-
ished 1866 ; H. T. Blanchard, editor and pub-
lisher ; circulation K.
FORT PLAIN, Montgomery Co., 1,79T
pop., in Minden township, on Mohawk r.
and Erie Canal, 58 m. from Albany.
MOHAWK VALLEY REGISTER?
Fridays ; republican ; four pages ; size
26x40 ; subscription $2 ; established 184(1 ;;
Horace L. Greene, editor and publisher ; cir-
culation J 1.
STANDARD; Wednesdays; democrat-
ic ; four pages ; size 24x35 ; subscription $1 ;;
established 1877; Fred. Glaessel, publisher;;
circulation J J.
FRANKLIN, Delaioare Co., l,150t
pop., on Ouleout Creek, 4 m. S. of Albany &,
Susquehanna Rd. at Otego. An agricultural
community and seat of Delaware Literary
Institute.
REGISTER; Fridays; republican; four
pages ; size 22x32 ; subscription SI 50 ; es-
tablished 1868 ; Joseph Eveland & Co., editors
and publishers ; circulation K 1.
FRANKLINVILLE, Cattaraugut
Co., my\- pop., on the B., N. Y. & Phila. Rd., 50
m. S. of Buffalo. Engaged in dairy farming,
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NEW YORK.
and is a good butter and cheese market.
Has a steam grist and saw mill.
ARGUS; Saturdays; independent ; four
pa^es ; size 28x45 ; subscription $1 5U ; estab-
lished 1875; F. M. Perley, editor and pub-
lisher ; circulation J 1.
FREDONIA, Chautauqua Co., 3,000t
pop., on Dunkirk, Warren & Pittsburgh Rd.
Location of State Normal School. Manufac-
turing done here.
ADVERTISER AND UNION; (see
Dunkirk).
CENSOR ; Wednesdays ; republican ; four
pages ; size 28x44 ; subscription $2 ; established
1821 ; W. McKinstry & Son, editoi-s and pub-
lishers ; circulation J 1.
FRIENDSHIP, Allegany Co., l.SOOf
pop., on Erie Rd., 42 m. W. of Hornellsvllle,
84 E. of Dunkirk. Dairying and farming are
the principal industrif^s.
CHRONICLE; Wednesdays; democrat-
ic ; four pai,'es : size 24x36 ; subscription §1 50 ;
established 1880; Richmond C. Hill, editor
and publisher.
REGISTER; Thursdays: four pages;
size 24x8S ; subscription $1 25 : established
1870 ; R. R. Helme, editor and publisher ; cir-
culation K 1.
FULTON, Ostoego Co.. 5,000t pop*., on
Oswego r. and Delaware, Lackawanna &
Western Rd., and New York and Oswego
Midland Rd., 23 m. from Syracuse and 12
from Oswego. Has water power, which is
employed in manufactures.
PATRIOT AND GAZETTE; Fridays;
republican ; four pages ; size 27x41 ; sub-
scription §2 ; establishe<l 1837 ; Bennett Broth-
ers, editors and publishers ; circulation J 1.
TI3IES; Wednesdaj's ; independent ; four
Bages ; size 22x32 ; subscription $1 ; estab-
shed 1868; (Jeo. E. Williams, editor and
publisher ; circulation J 1.
FULTONVILLE, Montgomery Co.,
1,5U0+ pop., in Glen township, on Mohawk
r. and Erie Canal and Central Rd., 44 m.
from Albany. Coal, grain, cheese and pro-
duce depot.
MONTGOMERY CO. REPUBLI-
CAN; Tuesdays; republican ; four pages;
sixe 26x40 ; subscription $2 ; established 1856 ;
T. R. Horton, editor and publisher ; circula-
tion K 1.
GENESEO, C. H., Livingston Co.,
2,500+ pop., on Geneseo r. and Danville &
Mt. Morris branch of Erie Rd., 28 m. from
Rochester.
LIVINGSTON REPUBLICAN;
Thursdays ; republican ; four pages ; size
27x40 ; subscription S2 ; established 183T ; S.
P. Allen, editor and publisher ; circ'n J 1.
UNION CITIZEN ; Saturdays ; demo-
cratic ; four pages ; size 22x32 ; subscription
$1 ; established 1876 ; Dr. A. L. Bailey, editor
and publisher ; circulation K.
GENEVA, Ontario Co., 6,027t pop., oh
Seneca Lake and Cayuga & Seneca Canal
and N. Y. Central & Hudson River, Geneva,
Ithaca, and Athens, Geneva and Corning
Rds., and Geneva and South-western Rd.
Hobart College located here. Large nursery
and mercantile business. Connected by
steamer with Watkins..
ASTEROID; Saturdays; eight pages;
size 22x28 ; subscription .$1 ; established 1878 ;
James Malette, editor and publisher ; issued
from the office of the Courier.
NEW YORK.
COURIER; Weduesdaj's ; republican;
four pages ; size 28x42 ; subscription §2 ; es-
tablislied 18;32 ; James Malette, editor and
publisher ; circulation J J 1.
GAZETTE; Fridays; democratic; four
f)ages; size 28x42; subscription §1 50; estab-
ished 18 .9 ; Jonathan H. Child, editor ; S. H.
Parker, publisher ; circulation J 1. Over
thirty-four years under present management.
Best advertisina medium in Ontario county.
HOBART HERALD; monthly ; six
teen pages ; size of page 9x12 ; subscription
S2 ; established 1879 ; Students of Hobart Col-
lege, editors and publishers; circulation K ;
a college paper; issued during the collegiate
year.
GILBERTSVILLE, Otsego Co..
2,500+ pop., on Butternut Creek, 10 m. from
Otego depot, A. & S. Rd. A wealthy farm
ing community. Centre of a rich agricul
tural district.
OTSE(;0 JOURNAL} Wednesdays:
independent ; four pages ; size 21x31 ; sub-
scription .§1 10; established 1S76 ; W. M. Deitz.
editor and publisher ; circulation K 1.
GILBOA, ScJwhai'ie Co., SOOf pop., 25
m. from Schoharie. Agricultural section.
MONITOR ; Thursdays ; four pages ; size
20x26; subscription $1; established 1878;
Miron Dings, editor and publisher ; circ'n K.
GLEN COVE, Queens Co., on Hemp-
stead harbor ; on a branch of Long Island
Rd., 28 m. N. E. of Brooklyn.
ECHO; Saturdays; independent; four
ages ; size 26x40 ; subscription $1 50 ; estab-
ished 1875 ; Buell G. Davis, editor and pub-
lisher ; circulation K.
GAZETTE; Saturdays; independent;
four pages ; size 26x40 ; subscription $1 50 ;
established 1857; E. M. Lincoln, editor and
publisher ; circulation K 1.
GLEN'S FALLS, Warren Co., 6,500t
pop., on Hudson r., and connecting with the
Rensselaer & Saratoga Rd., bj- a branch to
Fort Edward, 54 m. above Albany.
TIMES; every evening except Sunday;
four pages ; size 18x25 ; subscription §4 ; es-
tablished 1879 ; A. B. Colvin, editor and pub-
lisher.
MESSENGER; Fridays; republican:
four pages ; size 29x44 ; subscription $2 ; estab-
lisheil 1856 ; Norman
Usher ; circulation J 1.
Fi
lisheil 1856 ; Norman Cole, editor and pub
script
.', edi
REPUBLICAN ; Tuesdays ; democratic ;
four pages ; size 27x41 ; subscription $1 60 ;
established 1842 ; H. M. Harris, editor and pub-
lisher; circulation K 1.
GLOVERSVILLE, Fulton Co.,
7,5'JU+ pop., 8 m. from Fonda and Erie Canal,
50 from Albany, and on Fonda, Johnstown
& Gloversville Rd. Engaged in manufac-
turing gloves and mittens. Does a thriving
wholesale trade.
INTELLIGENCER AND REPUB-
LICAN; Thursdays; republican; four
pages; size 29x44; subscription §2; estab-
lished 1867 ; H. L. Ward, editor and publisher ;
circulation J.
STANDARD; Thursdays; democratic;
eight pages ; size 30x44 ; subscription §2 ; es-
tablished 1858; Hervey Ross, editor and pub-
lisher ; circulation J 1.
GOSHEN, C. H., Orange Co., 3,000t
pop., on Erie Rd., 58 m. from New York.
An agi'icultural district.
DEMOCRAT; Thursdays; republican;
four pages ; size 28x42 ; subscription $2 ; es-
tablished 1800 ; Charles Mead & Son, editors
and publishers : circulation .1 J.
INDEPENDENT REPUBLICAN ;
Wednesdays ; democratic ; four pages ; size
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GEO. P. ROW ELL & CO'8
NEW YORK.
;i0x48 ; subscription $2 ; establislied 1813 ; I. V.
Montanye, editor and publisher ; circ'n I.
GOUVERNEUR, St. Lawrence Co.,
1,859+ pop., on Oswegatfhie r., and Rome,
Watertown & Ogdensburgii Rd., 34 m. from
Ogdensburgli. Manufacturing done liere,
the river furnishing abundant power. Cen-
tre of a thriving trade.
HERALD AND TIMES ; Thursdays ;
republican ; four pages ; size 28x44 ; subscrip-
tion $1 50 ; established 1873 ; H. G. Reynolds,
editor and publisher ; circulation H H 1.
GOWANDA, Cattaraugus Co., l,290t
pop., on Cattaraugus creek, 23 m. E. of
Dunkirk ; 3 m. from Erie Rd., at Dayton.
ENTERPRISE; Fridays; non-partisan;
four pages; size 24x36; subscription $1 50;
established 1877 ; Horton & Demiug, editors
and publishers ; circulation K.
GRANVILLE, Washington Co., pop.
of the town (which embraces several vil-
lages) is 7,000+, on "Washington & Rutland
and Rensselaer & Saratoga Rds., and Metto-
wee r., 68 ni. from Albany. Engaged in
manufactures of various kinds. Slate quar-
ries are largely worked in this vicinity.
REVIEW; every evening except Sunday,
and SENTINEL, Fridays ; republican ; four
pages ; size — daily 20x26, weekly 26x40 ; sub
scription — daily $4, weeklj^ $1 60 ; established
daily 1879, weekly 1875; James L. McArthur,
editor and publisher ; circulation— weekly J 1.
GREENBUSH, Rensselaer Co., T.OOOf
pop., on Hudson R. and Boston, Harlem &
Albany Rds. Engaged in pork packing,
flour mills and general manufacturing.
DEMOCRAT; Saturdays; democratic;
four pages ; size 24x36 ; subscription $1 ; es-
tablished 1876; Philip F. Bray, editor and
publisher ; circulation K.
EVENING STAR; Thursdays; demo-
cratic ; four pages ; size 24x36 ; subscription
$1 ; established 1873 ; C. F. R. Coe, editor and
publisher ; circulation J ; dated at Green-
bush, Bath-on-the-Hudson and Castleton.
RENSSELAER CO. GAZETTE;
Thursdays ; independent ; four pages ; size
24x36; subscription $1 50; established 1870;
Thomas McKee, publisher ; circulation J J.
GREENE, Chenango Co., 1,025 pop.,
on Chenango r , Chenango Canal, and Utica
division of Delaware, Lackawanna & West-
ern Rd., 56m. from Syracuse, and 20 from
Binghamton. A thriving place, in an agri-
cultural district.
CHENANGO AMERICAN; Thurs
days ; republican ; four pages ; size 25x37 ;
subscription $2 ; established 1855 ; Denison &
Roberts, editors and publishers; circulation
KKl.
GREENPOINT, Kings Co. A suburb
of Brooklyn, on the East r., opposite the
central part of New York city, with which
it is connected by ferries.
STAR ; (see Long Island City).
GLOBE; (see Brooklyn).
SENTINEL; (see Brooklyn).
GREENPORT, Suffolk Co., 2,000t
pop., at E. terminus of Long Island Rd., 95
m. from New York. Engaged in foreign
and domestic commerce and agricultiu-e ;
also ship-building and fishing.
REPUBLICAN WATCHMAN; Sat
urdays ; democratic ; four pages ; size 22x32 ;
svibscription ,$1 50 ; established 1826 ; Henry
A. Reeves, editor and publisher ; circ'n J 1.
NEW YORK.
SUFFOLK TIMES; Saturdays; repub-
lican ; four pages ; size 24x:36 ; subscription
$1 50; established 1857; L. F. Terry, editor and
publisher ; circulation K.
GREENVILLE, Greene Co., 300t
pop., 23 m. from Albany and 19) from
Catskill. Engaged in general village pur-
suits. ,''
LOCAL; Thursdays; neutral;, four pages ;
size 24x36; subscription $1; established 1877;
P. Winne, editor and publish^a* ; circ'n K 1.
GREENWICH, Was/iington Co.,
2,000+ pop., in Greenwich township, on Bat-
tenkill r., 8 m. N. W. of Cambridge. En-
gaged in inanufacturing.
PEOPLE'S JOURNAL; Thursdays;
republican ; four pages ; size 26x40 ; subscrip-
tion $1 50 ; established 1842 ; Henry C. Morhous,
editor and publisher ; circulation KKl.
GROTON, Tompkins Co., l,560t pop.,
on Owasco Inlet, in N. E. part of county,
on Southern Central Rd., 15 m. from Ithaca
and 27 from Auburn, N. Y. Centre of a dai-
rying countrJ^ Engaged in manufacturing
carriages, agricultural implements and
other articles.
GROTON AND LANSING JOUR-
NAIj; Thursdays; republican; four pages;
size 26x40 ; subscription $1 50 ; established
1866 ; L. Wright and L. J. Townley, editors ;
Journal Printing Co., publishers ; cii'C'n J J.
GUILFORD, Chenango Co., 500t
pop., on Midland Rd. A milling and manu-
facturing town in a farming and cheese
and butter-producing section.
CHENANGO PRESS ; Wednesdays ;
four pages : size 22x31 ; subscription $1 ; es-
tablished 1879; Jones & Multer, editors and
publishers ; printed at the office of the Rural
Press, Sidney Plains.
HAMBURG, ^rie Co., l,500t pop., on
the Buffalo & Jamestown and the Lake
Shore Rds.
ERIE CO. INDEPENDENT; Fridays;
four pages ; size 26x40 ; subscription $1 25 ; es-
tablished 1875 ; F. W Constantine, editor ; J.
W. Constantine, publisher ; circulation J 1.
HAMILTON, Madison Co., l,54St
pop., 28 m. from Utica, on the Utica, Clinton
& Binghamton Rd. and Chenango Canal.
Seat of Madison University, Hamilton
Theological Seminary, Colgate Academy
and other educational institutions.
DEMOCRATIC REPUBLICAN;
Thursdays ; republican : four pages ; size
28x42 ; subscription $1 50 ; established 1830 ;
Edward D. Van Slyck, editor and publisher ;
circulation K 1.
DEMOCRATIC VOLUNTEER;
Wednesdays ; republican ; four pages ; size
25x36 ; subscription $1 50 ; established 1864 ; G.
R. Waldrou, editor ; G. G. Waldron & Co.,
pvibllshers ; circulation K 1.
MADISONENSIS; semi-monthly; six-
teen pages ; size of page 9x12 ; subscription
S2 ; established 1868 ; Senior Class of Madison
University, editors and publishers ; circula-
tion K ; a college paper ; issued during the
collegiate year.
HAMMONDSPORT, Steuben Co.,
1,000+ pop., on Crooked Lake, 8 m. from Bath.
Engaged in grape growing and manufactur-
ing wine.
HERALD; Wednesdays; independent;
four pages ; size 24x.36 ; subscription $1 50 ; es-
tablished 1874 ; L. H. Brown, editor and pub-
lisher ; circulation K 1.
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249
NEW YORK.
HANCOCK, Delaware Co., 3,069 pop.
(of town), on the Erie Rd., 164 m. N. W. of
New York ; engaged in tanning and lumber
manufactures.
HERAIiD ; Thursdays; neutral; four
f)ages ; size 24x35 ; subscription $1 50 ; estab-
ished 1873 ; W. C. McNally, editor and pub-
lisher ; circulation K 1.
HANNIBAL, Oswego Co., SlOf pop.,
about 12 m. S. of Oswego.
REVEILLE AND NEWS; Wednes
days ; neutral ; four pages ; size 24x36 ; sub-
scription SI ; established 1867 ; A. P. Bradt,
editor and publisher ; circulation K 1.
HAVANA, Schuyler Co., l,500t pop.,
on Northern Central Rd., 3 m. from Watkins
and 18 from Elmira.
DE:>[0C'R AT ; Thursdays; four pages;
size 27x41 ; subscription $1 ; established 1877 ;
S. H. Ferenbaugh, editor and publisher ; cir-
culation K.
JOURNAL: Saturdays ; republican ; four
ages ; size 27x41 ; subscription $1 50 ; estab-
ished 1850 ; A. G. Ball, editor and publisher ;
circulation J 1.
HAVERSTRAW, Rockland Co.,
6,412 pop., on Hudson r., 37 m. from New
York. Engaged in manufacturing brick.
ROCKLAND CO. MESSENGER ;
Thursdays ; democratic ; four pages ; size
26x39 ; subscription §2 50 ; established 1846 ;
Robert Smith, editor and publisher; circ'n K 1.
HEMPSTEAD, Queens Co., 2,316
pop., on South Side Rd., 20 m. from New
York. Rockaway Beach, noted as a sum-
mer resort, is in this township. Engaged in
manufacturing, agriculture and the oyster
trade.
NEW YORK.
I
INQUIRER; Fridays ; independent ; four
pages ; size 24x:38 ; subscription $2 ; estab-
lished 1830 ; Henry M. Onderdonk, editor and
publisher ; circulation J.
QUEENS CO. SENTINEL ; Thursdays ;
neutral ; four pae:es ; size 24x36 ; subscription
$2 ; established 1858 ; Lott Van DeWater, edi-
tor and publisher ; circulation K 1.
HERKIMER, C. H., HerMmer Co.,
2,800t pop., on Mohawk r.. New York Central
Rd. and Erie Canal, 78 m. from Albany. In
a great cheese and dairy district.
DE3IOCRAT; Wednesdays ; democratic ;
four pages ; size 28x45 ; subscription $2 ; estab-
lished 1841 ; H. P. Witherstine & Co., editors
and publishers ; circulation J J 1.
HIGHLAND FALLS, Orange Co.,
3,000+ pop., on Hudson r., i m. from West
Point, 12 from Newburgh and 3 from Cold
Spring. Supply point for clothing, etc., for
the U. S. Military Academy at West Point.
Is a favorite summer re.sort. Also engaged
in farming, and gardening for market.
JOURNAL; Saturdays ; four pages ; size
20x26 ; subscription .$1 ; established 1874 ; J. C.
Merritt, editor and publisher ; circulation K.
HILLSDALE, Columbia Co., 300t
pop., on Harlem Rd., 17 m. from Hudson.
Farming quarter.
HERALD; Thursdays; independent;
four pages ; size 24x36 ; subscription $1 25 ; es-
tablished 1879 ; H. S. Johnson, editor and pub-
lisher ; circulation K.
HOLLEY, Orleans Co., l,200t pop.,
on Erie Canal and New York Central Rd., 22
m. from Rochester. Engaged in general
trade and manufacturing.
STANDARD; Thursdays: four pages;
size 26x40 ; subscription §1 50 ; established
1870 ; F. A. Hayden, editor and publisher ;
circulation K 1.
HOMER, Cortland Co., 2,008 pop., on
Syracuse & Binghamton Rd., .'M m. from
Syracuse and 3 from Cortland. A thriving
village in the centre of a fine agricultural
and dairy reglorj.
REPUBLICAN; Thursdays; republi-
can ; four pages ; size 28x42 ; subscription .$2 ;
established 1812 ; Wm. O. Bunn, editor and
publisher ; circulation J 1.
HONEOYE FALLS, Monroe Co.,
1,012+ pop., on Honeoye creek, and on
Canandaigua branch of New York Central
Rd., 16 m. S. of Rochester. Engaged in a
varietj' of manufactures ; grain and fruit
centre.
GAZETTE; Saturdays; independent;
four pages ; size 22x31 ; established 1876 ; C. A.
Goheen, editor ; A. Tiffany Norton, publisher ;
circulation K.
FREE PRESS; monthly; four pages;
size 19x24 ; subscription 50 cents ; established
1864 : S. F. Jory, editor and publisher ; circ'n K.
HOOSICK FALLS, Rensselaer Co.,
4,500+ pop., on Hoosick r. and Troy & Boston
and Boston, Hoosac Tunnel & Western
Rds., 27 m. from Troy. Engaged in manu-
facture of agricultural implements.
RENSSELAER CO. STANDARD;
Saturdays ; eight pages ; size 31x44 ; subscrip-
tion $1 50; established 1872; Benj. Horsley,
editor and publisher ; circulation J 1. A four
page edition, size 22x32, subscription 75
cents, is issued.
HOPE, Hamilton Co., 704t pop. of town-
ship.
HAMILTON CO. PRESS; Wednes
days ; four pages ; size 22x31 ; subscription $1 ;
established 1873 ; J. R. Arrowsmith, editor and
publisher ; circulation K. This paper is the
authorized legal paper.
HOPE FALLS, Hamilton Co.
HAMILTON CO. DE:>I0CRAT; Wed
nesdays ; democratic ; four pages ; size 25x37 ;
subscription $1 50 ; established 1843 ; Charles
E. Watson, editor and publisher ; circula-
tion K ; printed at the office of the Johns-
town Fulton Co. Democrat.
HORNELLSVILLE, Steuben Co.,
8,000+ pop., on Canisteo r. and Erie Rd. Buf-
falo branch of Erie Rd. starts from this
point. A place of business and centre of
trade.
EVENING TRIBUNE; every evening
except Sunday, and TRIBUNE, Fridays;
democratic ; four pages ; size — daily 22x32,
weekly 27x44 ; subscription — daily $5, weekly
•SI 50 ; established— daily 1878, weekly 1851 ; J.
Greenhow & Son, editors and publishers ; cir-
culation^dailv K, weekly J 1.
HORNELL TIMES; every evening ex
cept Sunday, and WEEKLY, Thursdays ;
republican ; four pages ; size— daily 19x26,
weekly 28x44 ; subscription — daily $4 50,
weekly $1 ; established— dailj^ 1878, weekly
1866; Johnson Brigham, editor and publish-
er ; circulation— daily K, weekly J 1. Largest
bona fide circulation between Elyria and
Buffalo.
HERALD; Wednesdays; republican;
four pages ; size 26x40 ; subscription §1 50 ;
established 1872; E. H. Hough, editor and
publisher : circulation J J 1.
INVINCIBLE; Saturdays; greenback;
four pages ; size 21x30 ; subscription 75 cents ;
established 1878 ; David Healy, editor and pub-
lisher ; circulation J.
TRIBUNE; (see Evening Tribune).
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GEO. P. ROVVELL & COS
NEW YORK.
HORSEHEADS, Chemung Co., 3,500t
pop., 6 m. from Elinira, on Chemung Canal,
and Northern Central, and Utica, Ithaca
and Elmira Rds. Engaged in fat ming, mill-
ing, and general manufacturing.
JOIJRN A Li ; Wednesdays ; republican ;
four pages; size 24x3.t; subscription $2; es-
tablished 1866; T. J. Taylor, editor and pub-
lisher ; circulation K 1.
HUDSON, C. H., Columbia Co., 8,615
pop., on E. bank of Hudson r. and on Hud-
son Rd., at terminus of Hudson branch of
Boston & Albany Rd., 116 m. from New
York. Engaged in commerce and manu-
factures,
REGISTER; every evening except Sun-
day, and GAZETTE, Thursdays ; demo-
cratic ; four pages ; size— daily 26x38, weekly
28x43 ; subscription— daily |8, weekly $1 50 ;
established— daily 1866, weekly 1784 ; M. Par-
ker Williams, editor and publisher ; cii'cula-
tion— daily J, weekly H.
REPUBLiICAN; every morning except
Sunday, and COLUMBIA REPUBLI-
CAN AND STAR, Thursdays; republi-
can ; four pages ; size— daily 24x36, weekly
29x46; subscription— daily $8, weekly $150;
established— daily 1847, Republican 1820, Star
1842; William Bryan, editor and publisher;
circulation— daily J J, weekly H.
COI.UIYIBIA REPUBLICAN AND
STAR; {see Republican).
GA ZETTE ; (see Register).
HUME, Allegany Co., 500t pop., 1 in.
W. of Genesee r. and Genesee Valley Canal.
In agricultural and dairy district.
ENTERPRISE; Thur?days; indepen-
dent ; four pages ; size 24x35 ; subscription
$1 50^ established 1880; H. C. Scott, editor and
publisher.
HUNTINGTON, Svffolk Co., 2,.500t
pop., on Huntington bay and Syosset branch
of Long Island Rd., 35 m. from New York.
L.ONG ISLANDER ; Fridays ; repub-
lican ; four pages ; size 24x36 ; subscription
■1 1 50 ; established 1836 ; C. E. Shepard, editor
and publisher ; circulation K 1.
SUFFOLK BULLETIN ; Fridays ;
democratic ; four pages ; size 26x*0 ; subscrip-
tion $2 ; established 1847 ; Jesse L. Smith, edi-
tor and publisher ; circulation K.
ILION, Herkimer Co., 4,500t pop., on
Mohawk r., New York Central Rd. and Erie
Canal, 11 m. from Utica. Engaged in manu-
facturing arms, sewing machines, agricul-
tural implements and other articles.
CITIZEN; Fridays; independent; four
pages ; size 28x43 ; subscription $2 ; estab-
lished 1864 ; Albert E. Corse, editor and man-
ager ; circulation I.
FOREST, FORGE, AND FARM;
monthly; literary; eight pages; size 28x40;
subscription 50 cents; established 18S0; H. S.
Quackenbush, editor; E. Remington & Co.,
publishers.
IRVINGTON, Westchester Co., 1, 900t
pop., on east bank of Hudson r., 26 m. N. of
New York City, on N. Y. Central Rd. Sum-
mer residence of numerous New York mer-
chants.
SUNNYSIDE COURIER; Thursdays;
four pages; size 26x40; subscription $2; es-
tablished 1873; J. Bailey Crosby, editor and
publisher; circulation K 1.
ITHACA, C. H., TompMns Co., 9,658t
pop., at the head of Cayuga Lake, at the
junction of Cayuga division of Delaware,
Lackawanna & Western with Ithaca &
NEW YORK.
Cortland Rd. The Geneva, Ithaca & Sayre
and Cayuga Lake Shore Rds.— branches of
the Lehigh Valley— also pass through here.
Cayuga Lake steamboat line touches here.
Engaged in manufactui-es. Seat of Cornell
University. Largest village in the State.
JOURNAL; everv evening except Sun-
day, and WEEKLY, Thursdays ; republi-
can ; four pages ; size— daily 26x38, weekly
28x48 ; subscription— daily $7, weekly .$2 ; es-
tablished—daily 1869, weekly 1816; Ithaca
Journal Association, editors and publishers ;
circulation— daily J 1, weekly H.
CORNELL ERA ; Fridays ; twelve
pages; size of page 9x12: subscription $2 50 ;
established 1869 ; Students of Senior and
Junior Classes of Cornell University, editors
and publishers ; circulation K ; a college
paper ; issued duriner the collegiate year.
DEMOCRAT; Thursdays; democratic;
four pages; size 27x42; subscription $2; es-
tablished 1820; Ward Gregory, editor and
publisher ; circulation J 1.
ITHACAN; Fridays ; eight pages ; size
31x44 ; subscription $2 50 ; established 1871 ;
A. Clapp, editor and publisher ; circulation 1 1.
CORNELL REVIEW; monthly; sixty-
four pages octavo ; established 1873 ; Literary
Societies of Cornell University ; circulation
K ; a literary college magazine ; issued dur
ing the collegiate year.
JAMAICA, C. H., Queens Co., 3,791
pop., on Long Island & South Side and
Brooklyn Central Rds., 12 m. from Brook-
lyn. Residence of merchants doing busi-
ness in New York City. Engaged in mar
ket gardening.
KATHOLISCHE KIRCHEN ZEI-
TUNG ; Thursdays ; German ; catholic ;
eight pages; size 26x38; subscription $2 7(i ;
established 1846 ; Maximillian Oertel, editoi-
and publisher; circulation H 1.
LONG ISLAND DEMOCRAT ;
Tuesdays ; democratic ; four pages ; size 26x38 :
subscription $2 ; established 1835 ; J. J. Bren-
ton, editor and publisher ; circulation K K.
LONG ISLAND. FARMER; Thurs
days; republican; four pages; size 26x40;
subscription $2; established 1822; Albert
B. Pine, editor and publisher ; circulation K 1.
STANDARD; Saturdays; democratic;
four pages ; size 26x40 ; subscription $2 ; es
tablished 1868; John O'Donnell, editor and
publisher ; circulation K 1.
JAMESTOWN, Chautauqua Co.,
7,500t pop., at outlet of Chautauqua Lake
on Atlantic & Great Western and Buffalo &
Jamestown Rds., connected by steamers
with various points on the lake. Engaged
In manufacturing.
JOURNAL; every evening except Sun-
day, and \VEEKLY, Fridays ; republican ;
daily four pages, weekly eight pages ; size —
daily 22x31, weekly 31x45 ; subscription— daily
$7, weekly $1 50; established— daily 1870,
weekly 1826 ; John A. Hall, editor and pub-
lisher ; circulation — daily J, weekly H. March
15, 1879, the dailij "Journal" absorbed the
daily "Democrat," and is now the only daily
neuspajjer x^'tblished in Southivesteni Neiv
York. With the combined circulation of the
two it offers superior advantages to adver-
tisers. The n-eeklji "Journal" is the recog-
nized leading ireekly in Western New York,
and is constantly increasing in circulation
and infliience.
CHAUTAUQUA DEMOCRAT; Wed
nesdays ; republican ; eight pages ; size 32x44 ;
subscription .$2; established 1855; A. B.
Fletcher, editor and publisher ; circ'n J 1.
FOLKETS ROST; Thursdays ; Skandi-
navian ; independent ; eight pages ; size
27x41 ; subscription $2 ; established 1874 ; J. F.
Newstrom, editor ; Conrad A. Hult, publish-
er ; circulation J J.
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251
NEW YORK.
PEOPLiE'S PRESS; Fridaj's ; green-
back ; four pages ; size 26x40 ; subscription
$1 ; established 1878 : W. S. Crosby, editor
and publisher ; circulation J J.
STAND A RI) ; Fridajs ; democratic ; four
f)ages ; size oi)x46; subscription $1 50; estab-
Ished 1879 ; Shankland & Brooks, editors and
publishers.
CHAUTAUQUA ASSE3IBL.Y
HERALiD; mouihly ; unsectarian ; eight
pages ; size 31x45 ; subscription $1 6J ; estab-
lished 1876; Rev. T. L. Flood, A. M., editor ;
M. Bailey, publisher ; circulation G 1 ; dated
at Fair Point ; a dally is issued during the
yearly session of the National Sunday School
Assembly.
COUNTRYSIDE; monthly; twenty-
four pages ; size of page 10x13 ; subscription
$1; established 1880; C. E. Bishop & Co.,
editors and publishers.
JEFFERSON, Schoharie Co., 1,712
pop., in the southern part of the county,
about 12 m. from the line of Albany & Sus-
quehanna Rd.
JEFFERSONIAN; Wednesdays; inde-
pendent ; four pages ; .size 21x28; subscription
$1 ; established 18?2 ; A. W. Clark, editor and
publisher ; circulation K K.
JEFFERSONVILLE, Sullivan Co.,
TOOtpop., on Callicoons Creek, about 10 m.
from Erie and the same distance from Mid-
land Rd., about 16 N. W. of Monticello.
SULLIVAN CO. RECORD; Fridays;
Independent ; four pages ; size 24x36 ; sub-
scription SI •^; established 1868; John Beck,
publisher ; circulation K 1.
JOHNSTOWN, C. II., Fulton Co.,
4,6(XH- pop., in Johnstown town-ship, on
Cayadutta Creek and Fonda, Johnstown &
Glovers ville Rd., 4 m. from Fonda. En-
gaged in mercantile pursuits, manufactur-
ing, &c. A large number of glove and mit-
ten factories are located here.
FULTON CO. DE3IOCRAT; Wednes-
daj^s ; democratic ; four pages ; size 25x37 ;
subscription $1 50; established 1843; W. B.
Matthewson, editor and publisher; circula-
tion K K 1.
FULTON CO. REPUBLICAN;
Thursdays ; republican ; four pages ; size
28x44 ; subscription .$2 ; established 1870 ; H. L.
Ward, editor and publisher; circulation K;
printed at the office of the Gloversville Intel-
ligencer and Republican.
INDEPENDENT; Thursdays ; eight
pages ; size 30x44 ; subscription $2 ; re-estab-
lished 1879 ; Hervey Ross, editor and pub-
lisher : printed at the office of the Glovers-
ville Standard.
JORDAN, Onondaga Co., l,500t pop.,
on Erie Canal and New York Central Rd.,
17 m. from Syracuse. Engaged in manufac-
tures.
INTELLIGENCER; Thursdays; inde-
pendent ; four pages ; size 24x36 ; subscription
SI 50; established 1877; R. D. Curtis, editor
and publisher ; circulation K 1.
KATONAH, Westchester Co., GOOf
pop., on N. Y. & Harlem Rd.
RECOR DER ; Fridays ; republican ; four
pages ; size 24x36 : subscription $1 50 ; estab-
lished 1874 ; W. A. Miller, editor and publisher ;
circulation K 1.
KEESEVILLE, Essex Co., 2,800t
pop., on Au Sable r., 4 m. from Lake Cham-
plain and 14 from Burlington, Vt. Some
manufacturing done here.
ESSEX CO. REPUBLICAN; Thurs
days ; republican ; four pages ; size 28x45 ;
subscription S2 ; established 1839 ; W. Lan.sing,
NEW YORK.
editor ; W. Lansing & Son, publishers ; circu-
lation L Circulation 1,8.50.
KINDERHOOK, Columbia Co.,
4,06i3t pop., on Boston & Albany Rd., 5 m.
from Hudson r. at Stuyvesant Landing, 16
from Albany. Engaged in cotton, woolen
and paper manufacture.
ROUGH NOTES; Fridays; demo-
cratic; four pages; size 22x'^2; subscription
§1 50 ; established 1825 ; Charles W. Davis, edi-
tor and publisher; circulation J.
KINGSTON, C. H,, RONDOUT P. O..
Ulster Co., 2.5^X)t pop., on Hudson r. at
the mouth of Rondout creek, 91 m. from
New York, at terminus of Delaware and
Hudson Canal and Ulster and Delaware and
Wallkill Valley Rds. The municipality of
Kingston embraces Kingston and Rondout,
which are about two miles apart. Engaged
in manufactures. Has a large river com,-
merce. Said to do a larger businevss and
have a larger tonnage than any other point
on the Hudson.
FREE3IAN (Rondout); every evening
except Sunday, and WEEKLY, Fridays;
republican ; daily four pages, weekly eight
pages ; size — daily 26x38, weekly 33x 49; sub-
scription— daily §8, weekly §1 50 ; established
-<laily 1871, weekly 1859 ; Charles Marseilles,
editor and publisher; circulation — daily J 1,
i weekly H H 1.
I MORNING COURIER (Rondout) ;
' every morning except Monday, and COU-
RIER, Saturdays; four pages; size — daily
20x27, weekly 27x43; subscription — daily $4,
weekly §2; established — daily 1877, weekly
1846 ; Horatio Fowks, editor ; Courier Co-oper-
ative Association, publishers of daily ; Mrs.
Sarah M. Fowks, publisher of weekly ; circu-
lation— daily K 1, weekly K 1.
ARGUS (Kingston); Wednesdays; demo-
cratic ; four pages ; size 29x45 ; subscription
$2; established 1832; H. G. Crouch, editor
and publisher : circulation J 1.
COURIER; (see Morning Courier).
JOURNAL (Kingston); Thursdays; re-
publican ; four pages ; size 31x48 ; subscrip-
tion S2 ; established 1840 ; Charles Marseilles,
editor and publisher ; circulation H.
KNOWERSVILLE, Albany Co.,
400t pop., on Albany & Susquehanna Rd., 17
m. from Albany. In a fertile tract, raising
hay and grain.
GOIiDEN ERA ; Saturdays ; four pages ;
size 20x26 ; subscription $1 ; established 1877 ;
Rev. N. Kloek, editor and publisher ; circula-
tion K K.
LANSINGBURGH, Rensselaer Co.,
7,000+ pop., on Hudson R. & Bennington Rd.
A suburb of the city of Troy and 10 m. above
Albany. Engaged in manufacturing brushes
and oil-cloth.
COURIER; Fridays; four pages; size
24x:36 ; subscription §1 ; established 1876 ; Van
Voast & Engel, editors and publishers; cir-
culation K 1.
GAZETTE; Saturdays; independent-re-
publican ; four pages ; size 24x36 ; subscrip-
tion .$1 50 ; established 1798 ; A. B. ElUott. edi-
tor and publisher ; circulation K 1.
IiE ROY, Genesee Co., 2,6.34 pop., on
Oatka Creek and New York Central Rd., 46
m. from Buffalo and 28 S. W. of Rochester.
Location of Ingham University— largest fe-
male university in Western New York.
GAZETTE; Wednesdays; republican;
four pages ; size 24x37 ; subscription §2 ; estab-
li.shed 1827; Charles B. Thomson, editor and
publisher ; circulation J.
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GEO. P. ROWELL & GO'S
NEW YORK.
GENESEE COURIER; Fridays; dem-
ocratic ; four pages ; size 26x38 ; subscription
$2 ; establislied 1870 ; George M. Howe, editor
and publisher ; circulation J.
LIBERTY, Sullivan Co. TOOf pop., on
N. Y. & Oswego Midland Rd., 100 m. from
New York. Agricultural district.
REGISTER, Fridays ; four pages ; size
24x36; subscription $1 50; established 1870;
Clarence A. Sprague, editor and publisher.
lilMA, Livingston Co., l,900t pop., 7 m.
E. of Erie Rd., at Avon and 4 S. of Honeoye
Falls. The seat of the Wesleyan Seminary.
RECORDER; Tluirsdays ; republican;
four pages ; size 24x36 ; subscription $1 50 ; es-
tablished 1869 ; A. T. Norton, editor and pub-
lisher ; circulation K 1.
XiIMESTONE, Cattaraugtis Co., an
incorporated village, in a very rich oil re-
gion ; population increasing rapidly.
REPORTER; Fridavs ; four pages;
size 24x36 ; subscription .$1 50 ; established
1879 ; Ferrin & Weber, editors and publishers ;
circulation K K.
XISIiE, Broome Co., 3,443t pop., on
Tioughnioga r. and Syracuse & Binghamton
Rd., 23 m. from Binghamton. Lumber dis-
trict. Large quantities of butter shipped
from here.
GLiEANER; "Wednesdays; four pages;
size 24x35 ; subscription $1 25 ; established
1871 ; Eugene Davis, editor and publisher ; cir-
culation K.
XilTTLE FALLS, Herkimer Co.,
5,989+ pop., on Mohawk r. and New York
Central Rd., 22 m. from Utica. The falls in
the river furnish very considerable power.
Considerable manufacturing done here.
Engaged in daii-ying and the manufacture
of cheese.
CATHOLIC TELEGRAPH; Satur
days ; eight pages ; size 29x42 ; subscription
f 2 ; established 1878 ; Rev. J. M. Ludden and M.
J. Louden, editors and publishers ; circ'n H 1.
HERKIMER CO. NEWS; Fridays;
four pages ; size 26x40 ; subscription .$1 50 ; es-
tablished 1869 ; W. R. Chappie, editor and
publisher ; circulation J 1.
JOURNAL. AND COURIER; Tues
days; republican; four pages; size 28x44;
subscription .$2 ; established 1834 ; J. R. & G. G.
Stebbins, editors and publishers ; circula-
tion I.
LITTLE VALLEY, C. H., Cattarau-
gus Co., 6(K>t- pop., on Erie Rd.
CATTARAUGUS REPUBLICAN;
(see Salamanca).
LIVONIA, Livingston Co., on the
Erie Rd., between the beautiful lakes of
Conesus and Hemlock r situated in a fine
agricultural district, and is the largest grain
market in Livingston and Ontario coun-
ties.
GAZETTE; Fridays; four pages; size
24x36 ; subscription $1 .50 ; established 1875 ;
Clarence M. Alvord, editor and publisher ;
circulation K 1.
LOCKPORT, C. H., Niagara Co.,
15,000+ pop., on Erie Canal and New York
Central Rd., 19 m. from Niagara Falls. The
locks in the canal furnish water power,
which is used in manufacturing. Stone
quarrying is done here, and it is in the cen-
tre of a fruit and agricultural district.
NEW YORK.
JOURNAL; every evening except Sun-
day, and NIAGARA JOURNAL, Wed-
nesdays ; republican ; four pages ; size— daily
28x41, weekly 31x50; subscription— daily $S,
weekly $1 50 ; established— daily 1859, weekly
1851 ; M. C. Richardson & Co., editors and
publishers ; circulation— daily J, weekly 1 1.
UNION; every evening except Sunday,
and NIAGARA DEMOCRAT, Satur
days ; democratic ; four pages ; size 28x41 ;
subscription— daily $8, weekly $1 50; estab-
lished—daily 1860, weekly 1821 ; E. W. Gantt,
editor ; Union Printing and Publishing Com
pany, publisliers ; circulation — daily J, week-
ly I 1.
CATHOLIC VISITOR; Wednesdays;
catholic ; four pages ; size 20x27 ; subscription
50cts.; established 1874 ; Wilber Brothers, ed-
itors and publishers ; circulation J.
LOCK-CITY NEWS; Saturdays; four
pages ; size 20x27 ; subscription 50 cents ; es-
tablished 1877 ; J. Wilber, editor and publisher;
circulation J ; issued from the office of the
Catholic Visitor.
NIAGARA DEMOCRAT; (see C^nion).
NIAGARA JOURNAL; (see Journal).
LONG ISLAND CITY, Queens Co.,
16,500+ pop., on East r., N. of Brooklyn, and
at W. terminus of Long Island and Flush
ing and North Side Rds. An important
suburb of New York City. Engaged in
manufactures.
EVENING COURIER; every evening
except Sunday, and LONG ISLAND
COURIER, Saturdays; democratic; four
pages ; size— daily 20x26, weekly 26x40 ; sub-
scription—daily $3, weekly $2 ; established-
daily 1879, weekly 1875 ; Courier Publishing
Co., editors and publishers; circulation-
weekly K 1.
STAR ; every evening except Sunday,
and LONG ISLAND STAR, Fridays;
independent; daily and weekly four pages,
Saturday eight pages ; size — dally 22x31,
weekly 26x40, Saturday 27x:38 ; subscription-
daily $5, weekly $2; established— daily 1876,
weekly 1865; Thomas H. Todd, editor and
publisher; circulation— daily K 1, weekly J
1 ; the daily is issued simultaneously at Long
Island City and Greenpoint (Brooklyn).
LONG ISLAND BEOBACHTER;
Saturdays ; German ; independent ; four
pages ; size 24x36 ; subscription $2 ; established
1876 ; Chas. Kernitz, editor and publisher ;
circulation K 1. Only Oerman paper at Long
Island City; best advertising medium in
Queens County.
LONG ISLAND COURIER; (see Even-
ing Courier).
LONG ISLAND STAR ; (see Star).
LO WVILLE, C. H., Lewis Co., ^.OOOf
pop., on Utica & Black R. Rd.; 59 m. from
Utica, 1 from Black r. and canal, and 26
from Watertown. Centre of a dairj-^ and
agricultural district.
JOURNAL AND REPUBLICAN;
Wednesdays ; republican ; four pages ; size
26x41 ; subscription $1 50 ; established 1830 ;
Henry A. Phillips, editor and publisher : circu -
lation I I. The "Journal and Reiiublican,"
Lou-ville, Leu-is County, N. Y., is the oldest
paper and has the largest circulation of am/
paper in the county.
LEWIS CO. DExMOCRAT; Wednes
days ; democratic ; four pages ; size 26x41 ;
subscription $2 50; established 1856; Manville
& Phelps, editors and publishers ; circula-
tion I.
TIMES; Thursdays; republican; four
pages ; size 30x44 ; sub.scription $1 50 ; estab-
lished 187H ; J. O'Donnell, editor and pub-
lisher ; circulation J J 1.
LYONS, C. H., Wayne Co., 5,200t pop.,
on Erie canal and Central Rd., 36 m. from
Rochester.
REPUBLICAN; Thursdays; republi
can ; four pages ; size 28x42 ; subscription $2 ;
AMERICAN NEWSPAPER DIRECTURY.
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NEW YORK.
established 1821 ; W. T. Tinslej', editor and
publislier ; circulation J 1.
WAYNE J)E->10CKATIC PRESS;
Wednesdays ; democratic ; four pages ; size
2'rx41 ; subscription $2 ; establislied 1821 ; Wm.
Van Camp, editor and publistier ; circ'n K 1.
M'GRAWVILLE, Cortland Co.,
500+ pop. Butter and cheese-making.
SENTINEL ; Wednesdays; four pages ;
size 22xa(;; subscription $1 50; established
1878 ; W. A. Huntington, editor and publisher ;
circulation K.
M ALONE, C. H., Franklin Co., 3,500t
pop., on Salmon r. and O. & L. C. Rd., 60 m.
from Ogdensburgh. Equal distance from
Rouse's Point. An agricultural district and
centre of trade. Engaged in manufacturing.
FRANKLIN GAZETTE; Fridays;
democratic ; four pages ; size 28x44 ; subscrip-
tion SI 50; established 1837; F. D. Flanders,
editor; John Law, publisher; circulation J 1.
PALLADIUM; Thursdays ; republican ;
four pages ; size 27x41 ; subscription SI 50 ; es-
tablished 1835; Ames & Seaver, editors and
publishers ; circulation J 1.
MANLIUS, Onondaga Co., 850t pop.,
on Syracuse & C. V. Rd., 10 ni. from Syra-
cuse. Has paper mill, yarn mill, foundries,
machine shop and flouring and grist mills.
MONITOR ; Thursdays ; independent :
four pages ; size 24x36 ; stibscription §1 ; estab-
lished 1879 ; S. A. Bryant, editor and pub-
lisher.
MARATHON, Cortland Co., 896t
pop., on Syracuse & Binghamton Rd., and
Tioughnioga r. 513 m. from Sjracuse and :30
from Binghamton. A farming district,
producing butter and other produce.
INDEPENDENT; Wednesdays; four
f)ages ; size 24x36 : sub.scription $1 50 ; estab-
ished 187U; Ed. L. Adams, editor and pub-
lisher; circulation K 1.
MARCEL.LUS, Onondaga Co.
OBSERVER; Thur.sdays ; neutral; four
pages ; size 24x35 ; subscription $1 25 ; estab-
lished 1879 ; Edmund Reed, editor and pub-
lisher.
MARGARET VILLE, Delaware
Co., 5>J0f pop., on E. branch of Delaware r.
23 m. S. E. of Delhi.
UTILITARIAN ; Thursdays; demo-
cratic ; four pages ; size 21x28 ; subscription
$1 ; established 1863 ; J. K. P. Jackson, editor
and publisher ; circulation K 1.
MAYVILLE, C. H., Chautauqua Co.,
1,3U0+ pop., on Chautauqua lake, and Buf-
falo, Corry & Pittsburgh Rd., 20 m. from
Jamestown, with which it is connected by
steamer. An agricultural district.
SENTINEL; Wednesdays; democratic;
four pages ; size 26x41 ; subscription $2 ; es-
tablished 18:34 ; Lewis & French, editors and
publishers ; circulation J.
MEDINA, Orleans Co., 3,732t pop., on
Oak Orchard creek, Erie Canal and New
York Central Rd., 40 ni. from Rochester and
50 from BuCfalo. Centre of trade. Has wa-
ter pow^er, which is used in various manu-
factures.
SATURDAY REGISTER ; Satur
days ; democratic ; four pages ; size 26x40 ;
subscription SI 60; established 1877; Joel B.
Swett, editor and publisher ; circulation K 1.
TRIBUNE; Thursdays ; republican ; four
Dages ; size 26x40 ; stibscription §2 ; estab-
ished 1852 ; Frank H. Hurd, editor and pub-
lisher ; circulation J 1.
NEW YORK.
lis
MEXICO, Oswego Co., l,300t pop., on
Salmon Creek, near Lake Ontario and
Rome and Oswego Rd. Agricultural imple-
ments and other articles manufactured
here. A centre of trade.
INDEPENDENT; Wednesdays; inde-
pendent ; four pages ; size 26x41 ; subscription
SI 50 : established 1861 ; Henry Humphries,
editor and publisher ; circulation J J.
MIDDLEBURGH, Schoharie Co.,
1,'M)^- pop. of village, (pop. of town 3,299t;on
^VliddleVjurgh & Schoharie Valley Rd., 5 m.
from Schoharie, 38 W. of Albany.
GAZETTE ; Thursdays; democratic;
four pages ; size 22x32 ; subscription $1 ; es-
tablished 1871 ; J. E. Young, editor and pub-
lisher ; circulation J 1.
MIDDLEPORT, Niagara Co., 900t
pop., on N. Y. C. & H. R. Rd., and Erie canal,
37 m. from Buffalo, and 45 from Rochester.
Has several grist, stave, flour and paper
mills. The centre of a good fruit growing
section, and its shipping point.
MAIL ; Thursdays ; independent ; four
pages ; size 24x36 ; subscription .SI 25 ; estab-
lished 1872; S. H. Clark, editor and publisher;
circulation K 1.
MIDDLETOWN, Orange Co., 6,949t
pop., on Erie Rd., at intersection of New
York & Oswego Midland Rd., 67 m. from
New York. Terminus of the New York &
Oswego Midland, and of the New Jersey
Midland Rds. A trade centre.
ARGUS ; every evening except Sunday,
and MERCURY, Fridays; democratic;
four pages; size — daily 24x36, weekly 29x45;
subscription — daily §5, weekly S2 ; established
—daily 1876, weekly 1859; G. H. Thompson,
editor ; Thompson & Macardell, publishers;
circulation — daily J 1, weekly I 1.
PRESS ; every evening except Sunday,
and ORANGE CO. PRESS, Fridaj's ; re-
publican ; four pages ; size— daily 23x:33, week-
ly 31x47; subscription— daily §6, weekly $2;
established — daily 1867, weeklj' 1851 ; Moses D.
Stivers and John W. Slauson, editors and
publishers ; circulation — daily J 1, weekly 1 1.
The "Press" is the largest and most widely
circulated paper in the county, and is regu-
larly read by the most intelligent and thrifty
people in Southern Neiv York. It is sent only
to those irho value it highly enough to pay for
it in advance, a class of especial value to
advertisers. Advertising rates and sample
copies furnished free on apjAication.
MERCURY; (see ^r^rus).
ORANGE CO. PRESS ; (see Press).
SIGNS OF THE TIMES ; semi
monthly ; baptist ; twelve pages ; size of page
11x16 : subscription §2; established 1832; Gil-
bert Beebe & Son, editors and publishers ;
circulation H 1.
MILLERTON, Dutchess Co., 2,000t
pop., on Harlem Rd., at the terminus of
three Rds.
TELEGRAM; Fridays; neutral ; eight
pages ; size 26x40 ; subscription §2 ; established
1876 ; Ed. Van Sciver and S. S. Deacon, editors
and publishers ; circulation K.
MOHAWK, Herkimer Co., l.SOOf pop.,
on Erie canal, 1\ m. from N. Y. C. Rd., and
1\ east of mon. Largely interested in the
manufacture of fire-arms.
INDEPENDENT ; Wednesdays ; inde-
pendent ; four pages ; size 24x35 ; subscription
§1 ; established 1873 ; Rich & Tucker, editors
and publisher ; circulation K 1.
MOIRA, Franklin Co., 2,mi pop., of
I township.
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GEO. P. IIOWELL & CO'S
NEW YORK.
JOURNAL; Saturdays; four pages; size
28x42; subscription $2; established 1867; A.
N. Merchant, editor and publisher; circula-
tion K ; printed at the office of the Democrat
•and Sentinel, Burlington, Vt.
MONTGOMERY, Orange Co., 4,000t
pop., on Walkill r. and Montgomery & Wal-
kill Valley branch of Erie Rd., 69 m. from
New York City and 10 from Goshen. A
farming region, having some manufactures.
REPUBLICAN AND STANDARD ;
Fridays; republican; four pages; size 26x40;
subscription $2: established 18&1; Lester Win-
field, editor and publisher ; circulation J.
MONTICELLO, C. H., Sullivan Co.,
1,200+ pop., on Monticello and Port Jervis
branch of New York & Erie Rd.. 90 m. from
New York, near centre of Sullivan Co.
REPUBLICAN WATCHMAN; Fri-
days ; democratic ; eight pages ; size 30x44 ;
subscription $2 : established 1826 ; George M.
Beebe, editor and publisher ; circulation J.
SULLIVAN CO. REPUBLICAN;
Tridays ; republican ; four pages ; size 26x40 ;
subscription $2 ; established 1844 ; John Wal-
ler, editor and publisher ; circulation J 1.
MORAVIA, Caijuga Co., 2 SOOf pop.,
on Owasco Inlet and Southern Central Rd.,
18 m. S. S. E. of Auburn. Surrounded by a
rich farming district, making it a market
for the sale of agricultural produce. Manu-
facturing done here.
CITIZEN; Thursdays ; independent; four
pages ; size 26x40 ; subscription $1 50 ; estab-
lished 1876 ; Charles Ray, editor and publish-
er : circulation K 1.
VALLEY REGISTER; Fridays; in-
dependent ; four pages ; size 24x86 ; subscrip-
tion $1 50 ; established 1863 ; Manville E. Ken-
yon, editor and publisher ; circulation K 1.
MORRIS, Otsego Co., 2,550t pop., on
Butternut's Creek, in a thickly-settled farm-
ing country. Hops and wool, butter and
cheese are the principal products.
CHRONICLE; Wednesdays; Indepen-
dent ; four pages ; size 22x33 ; subscription
$1 25 ; established 1867 ; L. P. Carpenter, editor
and publisher ; circulation K 1.
MORRISANIA, ^""ew York Co., the
local name of a portion of one of the north-
erly wards of New York City, Connected
with the business part of the city by cars
and steamboats. Is about 7 m. from the
City Hall.
NEW YORKER DEUTSCHES
VOLKSBLATT: (see New York City).
NEW YORKER TAGSBLATT;
(see New York City).
UNION; (see New York City).
WESTCHESTER TIlYltSj (see New
York City).
MORRISVILLE, C. n., Madison Co.,
850+ pop., 3 m. from New York & Oswego
Midland Rd., and 12 S. of Oneida,
MADISON OBSERVER; Wednes-
days ; four pages ; size 2:3x33 ; subscription
.$2 ; established 1821 ; E. Norton, editor and
publisher ; circulation K.
MOUNT KISCO, Westchester Co.,
o,70J+ pop., on Harlem Rd., 32 m. from New
York, Engaged in the manufacture of op-
tical goods, shoes, shirts and paints.
WEEKLY; Saturdays; independent;
four pages ; size 24x36 ; subscription $1 50 ;
established 1873; Charles E. Travis, editor
and publisher ; circulation J 1.
NEW YORK.
MOUNT MORRIS, Livingston Co.,
3,i^LiO+ pop., on Genesee Valley canal and
Dansville & Mt. Morris branch of ErleRd.
Engaged In manufacturing and agriculture.
ENTERPRISE; Saturdays ; democratic;
four pages ; size 26x40 ; subscription $1 50 ;
established 1875 ; George M. ShuU, editor and
publisher ; circulation K 1.
UNION AND CONSTITUTION;
Thursdays ; democratic ; four pages ; size
26x40 ; subscription $1 ; established 1834 ; Wm.
Harding, editor and publisher ; circ'n J 1.
MOUNT VERNON, Westchester
Co., 5,C00+ pop., on New York & New Haven
Rd., 13 m. N, of New York.
ARGUS; Thursdays; democratic; four
pages ; size 22x31 ; subscription $1 ; estab-
lished 1S79; Sidebotham &McCleIlan, editors
and publishers.
CHRONICLE; Fridays; four pages;
size 2-1x36 ; subscription $2 ; established 1869 ;
Joseph S. Wood, editor and publisher ; eli'cu-
lation J 1.
EASTCHESTER INDEPENDENT;
Fridays ; four pages ; size 24x3S ; subscription
$1 50 ; established 1873 ; David C. Young, edi-
tor and publisher ; circulation K 1.
WESTCHESTER CO. ANZEIGER;
Saturdays ; German ; four pages ; size 24x36 ;
subscription $2 ; established 1874 : C. H. Bauer,
editor and publisher ; circulation K ; dated at
Mount Vernon and New Rochelle.
WESTCHESTER CO. DEUTSCH-
ES VOLKSBLATT; Saturdays; Ger-
man; Independent; tour pages; size 27x40;
subscription $2 ; established 1870 ; Wm. Her-
manspann, editor and publisher ; circulation
K ; printed at the office of the New York
(Morrlsania) New Yorker Deutsche^ Volkshlatt.
CONSTELLATION ; semi-monthly;
unsectarian ; eight pages ; size 22x29 ; sub-
scription $1; established 1879; Rev. M. N.
Olmstead, editor ; David Brown, publisher.
NAPLES, Ontario Co., l,200t pop., on
Canandaigua Inlet, 4 m, fx-om lake and
about 20 S. of Canandaigua.
NEAPOLITAN; Tuesdays ; indepen-
dent ; four pases ; size 24x36 ; subscription $1 ;
established 1879; S. L. Deyo, editor and pub-
lisher.
RECORD; Fridays; independent; four
pages ; size 24x36 : subscription $1 50 ; estab-
lished 1870 ; R. M. McJannett, editor and pub-
lisher ; circulation J.
NEWARK, Wayne Co., 2,.500t pop.,
In Arcadia township, on Erie canal and on
the direct branch of N. Y. C. & H. R. Rd.,
and the Ontario Southern Rd., 30 m. E. of
Rochester and 50 W. of Syracuse.
COURIER; Thursdays; democratic;
four pages ; size 28x44 ; subscription $2 ; es-
tablished 1857 ; J. Wilson & Son, editors and
publishers ; circulation J 1.
UNION; Saturdays; democratic; four
pages ; size 26x40 ; subscription $1 50 ; estab-
lished 1873; James Jones, editor and publish-
er ; circulation K 1.
NEWARK VALLEY, Tioga Co.,
2,321 pop of township.
TIOGA CO. HERALD; Saturdays;
Independent ; four pages ; size 24x35 ; sub-
scription $1 25; established 1876; Charles L.
Noble, editor and publisher ; circulation K 1,
NEW BERLIN, Chenango Co., l,200t
pop., on Unadilla r. and Sidney Plains &
New Berlin branch of New York and Os-
wego Midland Rd., 20 m. from Sidney
Plains.
GAZETTE; Saturdays; Independent;
four pages ; size 26x40 ; subscription $1 50 ;
established 1860 ; Joseph K. Fox, editor and
publisher ; circulation J.
AMERICAN NEWSPAPER DIRECTORY.
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NEW YORK.
NEW YORK.
NEW BRIGHTON, Itichmoiul Co.,
7,495 pop. of town, on north shore of Staten
Island, connected with New York by ferries.
RICH:>I0ND CO. sentinel : Sat
urdays ; republican ; four pages ; size 24x36 ;
subscription $2: established 18T6; Thomas
Humphrey, editor and publisher; circula-
tion J.
NEWBURGH, C. H., Orange Co.,
17,014 pop., on W. bank of Hudson r. 61 m.
from New York. A branch railroad con-
nects it with Erie Rd. at Greycourt and
Turners. Engaged in cotton, woolen and
other manufactures and centre of trade.
Surrounded by an agricultural district.
JOURNALi; every evening except Sun-
day, and WEEKLY, Thursdays; republi-
can ; four pages ; size— daily 24x.S9, weekly
27x43 ; subscription— daily $7, weekly $1 50 ;
established— daily 1861, weekly 1833 ; Ritchie
& Hull, editors and publishers ; circulation
— daily J 1, weekly I. The " Journal"
is the leading and only paper in Or-
ange county receiiying the Associated Press
dispatches, and is thereby in popular de-
mand among the reading public generally.
Tivo editions are issued of the " Daily Jour-
nal," one at 3 o^elock, the other at 5, the former
circulating icidely over the railroatls diverg-
ing from Neuburgh throughout thriving Or-
ange county, while the last edition, containing
later telegraphic and local news, is delivered
to patrons in the city and vicinity. Adver-
tisers are entitled to appear in both editions,
for which our rates are compiled. The
" Weekly Journal" is a compendium of the
iveek's news, both general and local, from
special correspondents, besides the New York
Market reports and other features of interest
to its numerous readers throughout Orange
and the adjoining counties, as well as to form-
er residents of the vicinity who are now scat-
tered in every State of the Union. The circu-
lation of the " Daily Journal" is nearly 1,5Q'J ;
that of the " Weekly Journal" nearly 1,800.
Excellent advertising mediums. Advertising
rates and sample copies on application.
REUISJTER; every evening except Sun-
day, and WEEKLY, Wednesdays; demo-
cratic ; four pages ; size— daily 21x28, weekly
•26x38 ; subscription— dally .$3, weekly $1 50 ;
established 1876 ; H. P. Kimber & Co., editors
and publishers ; circ'n— daily I, weekly J.
POST ; (see Poughkeepsie.)
NEW LEBANON, Columbia Co.,
2,086+ pop., on Harlem Extension Rd., 18 m.
from Chatham Four Corners. Some manu-
facturing done here.
DRIIGGIST.++
JOURNAL OF MATERIA MEDI-
•CA; monthly; medical; thirty-eight pages;
:size of paere 7x10 ; subscription 50 cents ; estab-
lished 1862 ; Journal of Materia Medica
Publishing Co., publishers ; circulation X.
NEW PALTZ, Ulster Co., 950t pop.,
on Walkill r. and Montgomery and Walkill
Valley Rd., 37 m. from Goshen and 12 from
Kingston. Country agricultural.
INDEPENDENT; Thursdays; republi-
■can ; four pages ; size 28x42 ; subscription
$1 23 ; established 1868; Ralph Lefevre, editor
and publisher ; circulation J.
TOIES ; Thursdays ; democratic ; four
f)ages ; size 28x42 ; subscription $1 ; estab-
ished 186J ; Charles J. Ackert, editor and
publisher ; cii'culation J.
NEW ROCHELLE, Westchester Co.,
4,678+ pop., on New York «& New Haven Rd.,
20 m. from New York.
PIONEER; Saturdays; republican; four
pages ; size 26x.36 ; subscription $2 ; estab-
lished 186'J ; George M. Forbes, editor ; E. and
M. Dyott, publishers ; circulation K.
PRESS; Saturdays; democratic; four
pages ; size 26x38 ; subscription $3 ; estab-
lished 1876 ; J. H. Smith, editor and publisher;
circulation J.
WESTCHESTER CO. ANZEIGER;
(see Mount Vernon).
NEWTOWN,^Me€nsCo.,ll,oootpop.,
on line of North Shore, Central & Long Is-
land Rds., 3 m. from Flushing, 5 from Ja-
maica, and 4 from Brooklyn. Contains a
large oil cloth manufactory, also rope
walks, and china and straw hat factories.
LONG ISLAND JOURNAL UND
VOLKSBLATT; Saturdays; German;
four pages ; size 26x39 ; subscription $1 50 ;
established 1874 ; Charles F. White, editor
and publisher ; circulation K.
QUEENS CO. SAFEGUARD; Wed-
nesdays ; democratic ; four pages ; size 26x40;
subscription $2; established 1875; G. K. Ly-
man, editor and publisher ; circulation K.
REGISTER; Thursdays; independent;
six pages ; size of page 18x23 ; subscription
$2 ; established 1873 ; Charles White, editor
and publisher ; circulation J 1.
NEW YORK, C. H., New York Co.,
942,292 pop., on Manhattan Island. Great
commercial and business centre of the
United States.
AMERICAN EXCHANGE ; every
morning except Sunday ; ttnancial ; commer-
cial ; mining ; twelve pages ; size of page
11x16 ; subscription $10 ; established 1878 ;
circulation J ; office 19 Broad street.
CITY RECORD; every day except Sun-
day and legal holidays ; legal ; eight pages :
size 22x:i3; established 1874; inserts official
advertisements only.
COMMERCIAL. ADVERTISER;
every evening except Sunday ; republican ;
four pages ; size 29x43 ; subscription .$9 ; estab-
lished 1794; Hugh J. Hastings, editor and
publisher ; circulation F ; office corner of
Fulton and Nassau streets.
COMMERCIAL BULLETIN : everv
morning except Sunday, and REVIEW,
Thursdays; commercial— daily four pages,
weekly sixteen pages ; size— daily 32x44,
weekly (size of page) 11x14; subscription—
dailv $11, weekly $2; established— daily 1865,
weekly 1876 ; Daily Bulletin Association, edi-
tors and publishers ; circulation— daily G ;
office 32 Broadway.
COURRIER DES ETATS-UNIS;
every morning, and WEEKLY, Saturdays;
French ; democratic ; daily four pages, week-
ly twenty pages; size — daily 24x35, weekly
(size of page) 12x18; subscription— daily $12,
weekly $5; established 1827; Leon Meunier,
editor-in-chief ; Charles Lassalle & Co., pub-
lishers ; circulation — daily G G, weekly F : of-
fice 19 Barelav street.
DELNICKE LISTY; every mornmg
e.xcept Sunday; and TYDNI DELNICKE
LISTY, Tuesdays ; Bohemian ; indepen-
dent ; daily four pages, weekly eight pages ;
size— daily 22x31, weekly 35x46 ; subscription-
weekly $3; established— daily 1877, weekly
1874 ; circulation— daily J J, weekly 1 1 ; office
235 East Fourth street.
EVENING EXPRESS; every evening
except Sunday, and EXPRESS, Fridays;
democratic ; four pages ; size 28x42 ; sub-
scription—daily $9, weekly $1 ; established
1836 ; circulation — daily D, weekly I 1 ;
office 23 Park Row.
EVENING MAIL; every evening except
Sunday, and MAIL, Wednesdays; daily four
pages, weekly sixteen pages ; size — daily
26x37, weekly (size of page) 11x16 ; subscrip-
tion—daily $6, weekly $2; established-
daily 1867, weekly 1871 ; circulation— daily
X, weekly X ; office corner Park Row and
Beekman street.
EVENING POST; everv evening except
Sunday, SEMI-WEEKLY, Tuesdays and
Fridays, and WEEKLY, Wednesdays; re-
publican ; four pages ; size 31x47 ; subscrip-
tion—daily $i9, semi- weekly $3, weekly $1 50;
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GEO. P. ROWP]LL & GO'S
NEW YORK.
established 1801 ; Wm. C. Bryant & Co., edi-
tors and publishers ; circulation— daily F 1,
semi-weekly I 1, weekly H 1 ; office 208
Broadway, corner of Fulton street.
EVENINC; TEIiEGRAM; every even-
ing except Sunday ; iudeuendent ; four
pages ; size 23x32 ; subscription $5 ; estab-
lished 1867 ; circulation B ; office 2 Ann street.
GRAPHIC; every evening except Sun-
day ; illustrated ; eight pages ; size 29x42 ;
subscription .$12 ; established 1873 ; Graphic
Co., editors and publishers ; circulation X ;
office 39 and 41 Park Place.
HERALD; every morning, and
WEEK. Li Y, Saturdays ; independent ; eight
and twelve pages ; size of page 16x23 ; sub-
scription— daily $10, weekly $1 ; established
1835 ; James Gordon Bennett-, publisher ; an
edition for Europe is issued every Wednes-
day, subscription $4 ; circulation — daily A 1,
weekly F F ; office corner Broadway and Ann
street.
HOTEL REPORTER; every morning
except Sunday ; four pages ; size 20x26 ; sub-
scription .$10 ; established 1877 ; Louis Klopsch,
publisher ; circulation J J ; office 92 White
street.
INDICATOR; every day except Sun-
day ; financial ; twelve pages ; size of page
10x14 ; subscription $10 ; established 1877 ;
Wm. F. Jones and N. W. Josselyn, editors and
publishers ; circulation K 1 ; office 42 Broad
street.
JOURNAL OF CO:^I3IERCE; every
morning except Sunday, !SE3II-WEEK.-
LY, Wednesdays and Saturdays, and
WEEIiLY, Thursdays ; commercial ; dailj'
and semi-weekly four pages, weekly eight
pages ; size— daily and semi-weekly 32x54,
weekly .33x43 ; subscription — daily $12, semi-
weekly $5, weekly $2 ; established 1827 ; Jour-
nal of Commerce Association, editors and
publishers ; circulation — daily G 1, semi-
Aveekly J ; does not insert advertisements in
weekly ; office 76 Beaver street.
LE MESSAGER FRANCO-AMER-
ICA I N ; every morning, S E M I -
WEEKLY, Sundays and Thursdays, and
WEEKLY, Sundays ; French ; republican ;
daily four pages, semi-weekly twelve pages,
weekly sixteen pages ; size — daily 26x38, semi-
weekly (size of page) 14x20 ; subscription-
daily $10, semi-weekly $5, weekly $3 ; estab-
lished 1859 ; H. de Mareil, editor and publisher ;
circulation — daily H H, seml-weeklj' G ; office
42 Great Jones street (East Third street).
MINING NEWS; every afternoon ex-
cept Sunday ; mining ; four pages ; size 22x31 ;
subscription $6; established 1880; office 15
Frankfort street.
NEWS; every evening excejjt Sunday,
WEEKLY, Wednesdays, and SUNDAY;
daily four pages, weekly and Sunday eight
pages ; size— daily 19x26, weekly and Sunday
87x46 ; subscription — daily $3, weekly $1, Sun-
day $1 ; established — daily and weekly 1858,
Sunday 1867; Benj. Wood, editor; News Pub-
lishing Co., publishers; N. S. Morse, busi-
ness manager ; circulation — daily A 1, weekly
E, Sunday D 1 ; office 19 City Hall Square. The
" Daily News," j^^ice one cent, has the largest
circulation of any daily jniblished in the
United States. The ''Sunday News'' has a large
circulation in Neiv York and neighboring
cities and towns. The "Weekly Neivs" has a
large and increasing circulation throughout
all sections of the Union; merchants, manu-
facturers, dealers in medicines, agricultural
implements, etc., and all others who ivish to
give publicity to their business will find it
valuable as a country advertising medium.
NEW YORKER TAGES-NACH-
RICHTEN; everv evening except Sunday,
and SONNTAGS NACHRICHTEJif,
Sundays ; German ; democratic ; daily four
pages, Sunday eight pages ; size — daily 19x26,
Sunday 26x38 ; subscription — daily $3, Sunday
$1 ; established— daily 1870, Sunday 1872 : Benj.
Wood, editor and publisher; N. S. Morse,
business manager; circulation — dailv C 1,
Sunday D 1 ; office 19 City Hall Squwre.
Price one cent; the " Tages-Nachrichten'" has
the largest circulation of any German paper
NEW YORK.
in the world ; the " Sonntags Nachrichten "
lias a larger circulation in New York City
than any other German Sunday paper
NEW YORKER VOLKS ZEI-
TUN(t; everj^ morning except Sunday,
WEEKLY, Wednesdays, and SONN-
TAGSBLATT, Sundays; German; inde-
pendent ; daily four pages, weekly and Sun-
day eight pages ; size — daily 24x3<;, weekly and
Sunday 36x48 ; subscription — daily .$6, weekly
$1 50, Sunday $1 50 ; established 1878 ; Volks-
zeitung Publishing Association, editors and
publishers ; circulation— daily G 1, weekly
G G 1, Sunday G 1 ; office Printing House
Square.
NEW YORKER ZEITl NG ; every
morning except Sunday, WEEKIi Y, Tues-
days, and NEW YORKER REVUE
UND BEOBACHTER AM HUDSON,
Sundays ; German ; independent-republican ;
daily four pages, weekly and Sunday eight
pages ; size— daily 26x39, weekly and Sunday
34x45 ; subscription — daily $7, weekly $2, Sun-
day $2; established 1845; circulation— daily
H H 1. weekly G, Sunday H H 1 ; office 15
Frankfort street.
REGISTER; every morning except Sun-
day ; legal ; eight pages ; size 26x36 ; subscrip-
tion $10 ; established 1870 ; Register Printing
and Publishing Co., editors and publishers;
circulation J ; office 303 Broadway.
STAATS-ZEITUNG ; every morning
except Sunday, WEEKLY, Saturdays, and
SONNTAGSBLATT, Sundays; German;
eight pages ; size 35x47 ; subscription — daily
$9, weekly $2, Sunday $2; established 18:34";
Oswald Ottendorf er, editor and publisher ;
circulation— daily B, weekly D, Sunday B ;
office corner of Tryon Row and Chatham
street.
STAR; every nioi-ning ; democratic; four
pages, Sunday issue eight pages ; size 23x.36,
Sunday issue 36x47; subscription $6; estab-
lished 1868 ; George H. Sandison, editor ; Star
Newspaper Co., publishers; circulation X;
office 26 and 28 North William street.
SUN: every morning, and WEEKLY,
Wednesdays ; indepen-
dent; daily four pages,
weekly and Sunday
eight pages ; size — daily
23x36, weekly and Sunday
36x46 ; subscription— daily
$6 50, weekly $1, Sunday
$1 20; established— daily
1833, weekly 18a5, Sunday
1876 ; Charles A. Dana, ed-
itor ; I. W. England, pub-
lisher ; circulation— daily
A 1, weekly B 1, Sunday
A 1 ; office Printing
House Square.
T I I>I E S ; every morning, S E M I -
WEEKLY, Tuesdays and Fridays, and
WEEKLY, Wednesdays; republican;
eight pages; size 36x46; subscription- daily
$12, daily without Sunday $10, semi-weekly
$2 50, weekly $1 ; established 1851 ; circula-
tion— daily C 1, semi-weekly H 1, weekly C 1 ;
office Printing House Square.
TRIBUNE; every morning, SEMI-
WEEKLY, Tuesdays and Fridays, and
WEEKLY, Wednesdays; Independent;
daily eight pages, semi-weekly and weekly
sixteen pages ; size— <laily (size of page) 18x24,
semi-weekly and weekly (size of page) 12x18 ;
subscription— daily $10, semi-weekly $3,
weekly .$2 ; established 1841 ; Whitelaw Reld,
editor ; Tribune Association, publishers ; cir-
culation—daily C 1, semi-weekly G G 1, weekly
B 1 ; office corner of Spruce street and Print-
ing House Square.
TRUTH ; every morning except Sunday ;
four pages ; size 22x32 ; subscription $4 ; es-
tablished 1879 ; C. A. Byrne, editor ; office 142
Nassau street.
WALL STREET NEWS; every day
except Sunday ; financial ; four pages ; size
14x21 ; subscription $2 50 ; established 1879 ;
Charles D. Keep, editor; H. D. Monachesi,
manager ; office 49 Exchange Place.
AlVIERICAN NEWSPAPER DIRECTORY.
25T
NEW YORK.
WOIir^D; every morning, SE3I1-
WEERT..Y, Tuasdays and Fridays, and
WEERIiY, Wednesdays; democratic;
eight pages; size 3:2x46; subscription— daily
$10, daily witliout Sunday $8, semi-weekly S^,
weeldy $\, Sunday $2 ; e,stablished 186() ; circu-
lation—tlaily E, semi-weekly I. weekly B B 1 ;
office 35 Park Row.
BRADSTREET'S; semi-weekly, Wed-
nesdays and Saturdays ; financial ; commer-
cial ; eight pages ; size 23x30 ; subsc:ription $12 ;
established 1863; Bradstreet Co., editors and
publishers ; office 279 Broadway.
IIARI^EII RECORD ; semi vveeklj,
Wednesdays and Saturdays ; four pages ; size
19x26; established 1865; James W. Graff, edi-
tor ; William A. Graff, publisher ; office 1293
Thlrtl avenue.
JEWISH GAZETTE; semi weekly,
Tuesdays and Fridays ; Hebrew ; fourpages ;
^e 20x28 ; established 1875 ; Rev. K. H. Sara-
sohn, editor and publisher ; circulation J 1 ;
office 74 Canal street.
L.A RAZA LATINA j semi-weekly,
Wednesdays and Saturdays ; Spanish ; inde-
pendent; eight pages; size 32x44; sub.scrip-
tlon $13; establLshed 1873; Adolf o Llanos y
Alcaraz, editor and publisher ; office 13 and 15
Park Row.
LAS NOVEDADES; .semi-weekly,
Wednesdays and Saturdays ; Spanish ; four
pages ; size 31x44 ; subscription $15 ; estab-
lished 1376 ; J. G. Garcia, editor and publisher ;
circulation H 1 ; office 57 Broadway.
L'ECO D'lTAEIA? semi-weekly, Wed-
nesdays and Satui-days ; Italian ; four pages ;
size 2:3x33 : subscription $6 ; e„stablished 1849 ;
G. F. Seconl, editor and publisher ; circulation
I ; office 51 Liberty street.
LOCAE REPORTER; semi weekly,
Wednesdays and Saturdays ; four pages ; size
20x26 ; subscription $1 50 ; established 1873 ;
John C. Graff, editor and publisher ; cii-cula-
tion J 1 ; office S. E. corner L25th street and
Third avenue.
SHIPPINU AND OOIWMERCIAIi
EIHT AND PRICE CURRENT; semi
weekly, Wednesdays and Saturdays ; com-
mei-cial ; four pages ; size 34x50 ; subscription
$9; established 1795; S. C. Corni.sh, editor and
publLsher: cii-culatlon G: office 68 William
ADVANCE; (.see Chicago, 111.)
AMERICA ; Saturdays ; eight pages ; .size
of page 11x16; .sub.scrlptlon $2; established
1879; G. W. F. and W. H. C. Price, editors;
Pi-ice & Co., publishers ; office 13 West Broad-
way.
AMERICAN ART JOURNAL; Sat
urdays ; twenty pages ; size of page 10x13 ;
subscription $3 ; established 1863 ; Wm. M.
Thorns, editor ; Thonis & Delano, publishers ;
circulation G 1 ; office 23 Union Square.
AMERICAN CABINET MAKER;
(see Boston, Mass.)
AMERICAN DAIRYMAN AND
BUTTER, CHEESE AND EGG RE-
PORTER; Thursdays; commercial; eight
pages ; size 22x28 ; .subscription $1 50 ; estab-
lished 1877 ; Clark & Co., editors and pub-
lishers ; circulation J 1 ; office .34 Park Row.
A3IERICAN GROCER; Thursdays;
commercial ; sixty pages ; size of page 10x15 ;
subscription $3 ; established 1S69 ; W. T. Jones,
editor and publisher ; circulation H 1 ; office
28 and 30 West Broadway.
AMERICAN HEBREW; Fridays;
Jewish; twelve pages; size of page 11x15;
subscription $3; established 1879; Kahrs &
Co wen, publishers; office 498 and 500 Thii-d
avenue.
AMERICAN MACHINIST ; Satur
days ; mechanics ; sixteen pages ; size of page
11x16 ; subscription .$3 ; established 1877 ; Jack-
son Bailey, editor ; American Machinist Pub-
lishing Co., publishers ; circulation G G 1 ;
office 96 Fulton street.
AMERICAN RAILROAD JOUR-
NAL; Fridays; financial; commercial;
thirty two pages ; size of page 9x11 ; subscrip-
tion $5; established 1831; Harlan A. Pierce,
editor; John H. Schultz & Co., publishers;
eli-culation H ; office 31 Park Row.
NEW YORK.
AMERICAN SHIP: Saturdays ; ship-
ping; marine construction; eight pages;
size 23x3:3 ; subscription $3 ; established 1878 ;
American Ship Publishing Co., (limited) pub-
lishers ; circulation I : oftice 3 Park Place.
AMERICAN STATIONER; Thurs
days ; commercial ; twenty-four pages ; size
of page 9x12: subscription $2; establlshe<l
18T3 ; Howard Lockwood, editor and publish-
er ; circulation H J ; office 74 Duane street.
AMERICAN TRADE REPORTER;
Saturdays; commercial; eight pages; sizM
27x41; subscription ^5; established 1867; C.
M. Bennett & Co., editors and publishers;
office 17 and 19 Warren street.
AMERIKANISCHE SCHWEIZER
ZEITUNG; Saturdays; German; four
pages ; size 22x29 ; subscription $2 50 ; estab-
lished 1868; Jacob Feierabend, editor and
publisher ; circulation H ; office 59 Grand
street.
ANDREW'S AMERICAN QUEEN;
Saturdays ; society news ; sixteen pa.t;es ; size
3:3x47; subscription $4; establLshed 1879; W,
R. Andrews, editor and publisher ; circula-
tion E ; office Tribune Building.
ARM CHAIR; Saturdays; literary ; six-
teen pages; size 3:3x46; subscription $3; es-
tablished 1879 ; Frank Tousey, editor and pub
Usher ; circulation F F ; office 130 William st.
ARMY AND NAVY^ JOURNAL;
Saturdays ; twenty pages ; size :30x52 ; sub-
scription ,$6 ; established 1863 ; W. C. and F. P.
Church, editors and publishers ; circulation
H 1 ; office 240 Broadway.
ATLAS; Wednesdays; eight pages; size
31x45 ; subscription 75 cents ; establlsned 183:3 ;
circulation X ; office 23 Dey street.
BAPTIST WEEKLY; Thursdays;
baptist ; sixteen pages ; size of page 11x15 ;
sub.scription $2 70; established 1844; A. S.
Patton, editor and publisher; circulation
H 1 ; office 8 Murray street.
BEER GLASS; Saturdays; four pages;
size 21x29 ; subscription $1 ; established 1879 ;
John Volk & Co., editors and publishers ;
office 17 Warren street.
BOARD OF TRADE GAZETTE
AND CHAMBER OF COM3IERCE
JOIRNAL.H
BOYS OF NEW YORK; Saturdays;
juvenile ; literary ; eight pages ; size 28x40 ;
subscription $2 5<J ; established 1875 ; Frank
Tousey, editor and publisher ; circulation
C C ; office ISU William street.
CATHOLIC HERALD; Saturdays;
catholic ; eight pages ; size 32x47 ; subscrip-
tion $2 .50 ; established 1878 ; Michael Walsh,
editor and publisher ; circulation G 1 ; office
25 Beeknmn street.
CATHOLIC REVIEW; Saturdays;
catholic ; sixteen pages ; size of page 10x15 ;
subscription $3 20 ; establLshed 1871 ; P. V.
Hickey, publisher ; circulation G 1 ; office 11
Barclay street.
CHIMNEY CORNER; Saturdays; lit
erary ; sixteen pages ; size :34x46 ; subscrip-
tion $4 ; established 1854 ; Frank Leslie, pub-
lisher ; circulation C ; office 53, 55 and 57
Park Plate.
CHRISTIAN ADVOCATE; Thurs
days ; methodist episcopal ; sixteen pages ;
size of page 1:3x18 ; subscription $2 70 ; estab-
lished 1826 ; C. H. Fowler, D.D., LL.D., editor ;
Methodist Book Concern (Phillips & Hunt,
agents), publishers ; circulation B 1 ; office
8(.>5 Broadway.
CHRISTIAN AT WORK; Thurs
days ; evangelical ; twenty pages ; size of pag©
11x16 ; .subscription .$3 ; established 1866 ; Wm.
M. Taylor, D. D., editor; J. X. Halloek, pub-
lisher ; circulation E ; office 216 Broadway.
CHRISTIAN HERALD AND
SIGNS OF OUR TIMES ; Thursdays;
sixteen pages ; size 25x39 ; subscription $1 50 ;
establi.'hed 1878 ; Benjamin Aitken, manager ;
does not insert advertisements ; office 6:3:
Bible House.
CHRISTIAN INTELLIGENCER;
Thursdays ; reformed church ; sixteen pages ;
size of page 11x15 , subscription $2 65; estab-
lished 1S29 ; Rev. John M. Ferris, D. D., editor-
in-chief ; Christian Intelligencer Association.
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GEO. P. I{0WP:LL & CO'S
NEW YORK.
publishers ; circulation G 1 ; office 6 New
Church street.
CHRISTIAN LEADER; (see Boston,
CHRISTIAN UNION; Wednesdays:
congregational ; twenty-four pajjes ; size of
page 11x1.5 ; subscription $3 ; estalisbhed 1869 ;
Henry Ward Beecher and Lyman Abbott,
editors ; New York and Brooklyn Publishing
Co., publishers; circulation F F 1 ; office 22
Washington Square, North.
CHRONICLiE; Thursdays; insurance;
twenty pages ; size of page 9x12; subscription
S3; established 1859; J. J. W. O'Donaghue,
editor and publisher ; circulation I ; office 145
Broadway.
CHURCH AND SUNDAY SCHOOL,
WEEKLY; Sundays; protestant-episco-
pal ; eight pages ; size of page 10x18 ; sub-
jscription $1 ; established 1878; Church Sunday
school Publishing Association, publishers ;
circulation H 1 ; office 62 and 64 Duane
street.
CHURCH3IAN; Saturdays; episcopal;
twenty-four pages ; size of page 9x13 ; subscrip-
tion S3 50 ; established 1845 ; M. H. Mallory &
•Co., editors and publishers : circulation D ;
office 47 Lafayette Place. Entered upon its
thirty-sixth year. The religious ireeMi/ of the
Protestant Episcopal Church. Thirti/tivo
pages of three columns each. Illustrations in
every issue. Advertisers should notice that
its subscription price, .$3 50, /.s higher than
that of any other religious weekly in America,
ivhich indicates an exceptionally select and
influential constituency. Office, Presses and
Printing Establishment in Churchman Build-
ing, 47 Lafayette Place, opposite Astor
Librart/.
CHURCH UNION; Saturdays; evan-
gelical; sixteen pages; size of page 11x16;
subscription $2 50 ; established 1873 ; Joseph
T. Duryea, editor ; E. B. Cxrannis, publisher ;
circulation H H 1 ; office 22 Beekman street.
CLIPPER; Saturdays; sporting; theat-
rical ; eight pages ; size 36x50 ; subscription
S4 ; established 1853 ; Frank Queen, editor and
publisher ; circulation C ; office 88 and 90
O^pTitrp strict
COAL TRADE JOURNAL; Wednes
days ; commercial ; sixteen pages ; size of
page 10x14 ; subscription .$2 50 ; established
1865 ; Frederick E. Saward, editor and pub-
lisher ; circulation X ; office 111 Broadway.
i!OMMERCIAL AND FINANCIAL
IRONICLE; Saturdays; commercial;
financial ; thirty-two pages ; size of page
9x13 ; subscription $10 20 ; established 1856 ;
William B. Dana & Co., editors and publish-
ers ; circulation H H ; office 79 and 81 William
street ; the Investors' Supplement, same size,
is published monthly as a gratuitous supple-
ment to the Commercial and Financial
Chronicle.
COMMERCIAL TRAVELERS'
JOURNAL: Thursdays; eight pages ; size
22x32 ; subscription .$2 ; established 1878 ; C.
E. Channel and Charles Stillwell, editors and
publishers ; office 317 Broadway.
CORNER STONE; Saturdays; ma-
sonic ; four pages ; size 14x21 ; subscription
S2; established 1870; S. W. E. Beckner,
editor ; Forrest L. Beckner, publisher ; circu-
lation X ; office 737 Broadway.
COUNTING-HOUSE iMONITOR ;
Mondays ; size of page 7x10 ; subscription $6 ;
established 1869 ; E. W. Bullinger, publisher ;
does not insert advertisements ; office 75
Fulton street.
CROCKERY AND GLASS JOUR
NEW YORK.
NAL
Thursdays ; commercial ; thirty-
two pages ; size of page 11x16 ; subscription
&A ; established 1873 ; W. S. Harris, editor ;
Oeo. Whittemore & Co., publishers: circula-
tion 1 1 ; office 60 Church street.
DEAF MUTES' JOURNAL; Thurs
days; four pages; size 24x36; subscription
$1 50 ; established 1872 ; E. A. Hodgson, editor
and publisher ; circulation J ; office 162nd
street and Tenth avenue.
DER FREISCHUTZ; Sundays; Ger-
man ; humorous ; eight pages ; size 23x30 ;
subscription $2 50 ; established 1866 ; Wm. V.
Weber, editor and publisher ; circulation
J 1 ; office 43 Chatham street.
DER FUEHRER; Fridays; German;
odd-fellowship; eight pages; size 22x33; sub-
scription $2 30; established 1874; E. W.
Lehmann, editor and publisher; office 1:36
Orchard street.
DER REPUBLIKANER ; Wednes
days ; German ; republican ; four pages ; size
23x34 ; subscription $1 ; established 1875 ; J. C.
F. Beyland, editor ; A. M. Byland, publisher ;
circulation I 1 ; office 234 and 2;B5 Broadway.
DEUTSCH AMERIKANISCHER
GROCER ; Saturdays; German; commer-
cial ; sixteen pages ; size of page 10x14 ; sub-
scription $3; established 1880; Dr. Adolf Ott,
editor; John Fredericks & Co., publishers;
office 242-358 Centre street.
DEUTSCH- AMERIKANISCHE
VOLKS-BIBLIOTHEK ; Wednesdays ;
German; literary; forty-four pages; size of
page 7x10 ; subscription ,«5 ; established 1873 ;
S. Zickel, editor and publisher ; does not in-
sert advertisements ; office 19 Dey street.
DEUTSCHER VOLKSFREUND ;
Thursdays ; German ; evangelical ; eight
pages ; size 2:3x3:3 ; subscription $2 25 ; estab-
lished 1871 ; American Tract Society, editors
and publishers; does not insert advertise-
ments ; office 150 Nassau street.
DIBLIK ; Sundays; Bohemian; illus-
trated ; comic ; eight pages ; size 23x.33 ; sub-
scription .$2 50 ; established 1877 ; does not in-
sert advertisements ; office 235 East Fourth
street.
DIE NEW YORKER BUNDES-
PRESSE; Saturdaj's; German; masonic;
four pages ; size 19x24 ; subscription $2 20 ; es-
tablished 1878 ; Chas. Brauer, editor and pub-
lisher ; circulation I ; office 1 Chambers street.
DIGEST; Mondays; legal; twenty-eight
pages octavo ; subscription .$5 ; established
1875; H. Campbell & Co„ editors and pub-
lishers ; circulation J ; office 21 Park Row.
DISPATCH; Sundays; literary; ma-
sonic ; eight pages ; size 36x52 ; subscription
$2 50 ; established 1845 : A. J. Williamson's
Sons, editors and publishers ; the mall edition
is printed Saturday morning ; circulation C ;
office 11 Frankfort street.
DRAMATIC NEWS AND SOCI-
ETY JOURNAL; Saturdays ; dramatic ;
twelve pages ; size of page 14x20; subscription
$2 50; established 1874; LeanderP. Richard-
son, editor and publisher ; circulation E E ;
office 866 Broadwaj'.
DRY GOODS BULLETIN; Tues
days ; commercial ; thirty-two pages ; size of
page 9x13; subscription $5; established 1874;
Lewis Ballard and Samuel J. Burr, editors ;
Dry Goods Bulletin Publishing Association,
publishers ; circulation G 1 ; office 49 West
Broadway.
EL A NUNC I A DOR HISPANO-
AMERICANO ; Wednesdays: Spanish;
commercial ; four pages ; size 23x32 ; estab-
lished 1879; James D. Cudlipp, editor and
publisher ; an advertising sheet ; office 51 and
58 Maiden Lane.
ENGINEERING AND MINING
JOURNAL ; Saturdays ; scientific ; twenty
eight pages ; size of page 10x14; subscription
$4; established 1866; Richard P. Rothwell,
Rossiter W. Raymond and W. H Wahl, edi-
tors; Scientific Publishing Co., publishers;
circulation G ; office 27 Park Place.
ENGINEERING NEWS; Saturdays;
scientific ; sixteen pages ; size of page 10x14 ;
subscription $3 ; established 1874 ; George H.
Frost, editor and publisher ; circulation I ;
office Tribune Building.
EPISCOPAL RECORDER; (see
Philadelphia, Pa.)
EPISCOPAL REGISTER; (seePhila
delphia. Pa.)
ERA J Saturdays; independent; eight
pages ; size 26x40 ; subscription $2 ; established
1860 ; Frank H. Norton, editor ; John T. GUes,
publisher ; circulation G 1 ; office 32 Ann
EVANGELIST; Thursdays; presby-
terian ; eight pages ; size 36x50 ; subscription
$3; established 1830; Henry M. Field, editor
AMERICAN NEWSPAi'Kll DIRECTORY
2o9
NEW YORK.
and publisher ; circulation F 1 ; office 3 Beek-
man street.
EXAMINER AND CHRONICLE;
Thursdays ; baptist ; eight pages ; size 37x49 ;
subscription $2 51); established 182:3 ; Edward
Bright & Co., editors and publishers ; circula-
tion C 1 ; office 39 Park Row.
EXPKESS; (see Evening Ejcpress).
FAMILY !?iTOR\" PAPER ; Mondays;
illustrated ; eight pages ; size 29x44 : subscrip-
tion .§;? ; established 1873 ; Norman L. Munro,
editor and publisher; does not insert adver-
tisements ; office 14 and IG Vandewater
street
^ F A!? H I O N BAZAR: Saturdays ;
fashions ; sixteen pages ; size of page 9x12 ;
subscription ,«!2 25 ; established 1879 ; George
Munro, editor and publisher: office 17 to 27
Vandewater streer ; issued also in monthly
parts ; subscription S2 .50.
FEDERAL GAZETTE AND CUR-
RENT RECORD; Tuesdays; legal; com-
mercial ; eight pages : size 24x38 ; subscrip-
tion ^3 ; established 1879 ; Importer's Gazette
JPubhshing Co., editors and publishers ; office
57 Exchange Place.
FIGARO; Tuesdays; German; twelve
pages : size of page 11x16 ; subscription .S2 50 ;
e-stablished 1879; George Stein, editor; A.
Rothmiller, publisher ; office 23 Park R' )W.
FIREMAN'S JOURNAL; Saturdays ;
sixteen pages ; size of page 9x12 ; subscription
$2; established 1877; Clilford Thomson, edi-
tor and publisher ; circulation G ; office 16
Dev street.
FIRElSIDE COMPANION; Mondays;
literary ; eight pages ; size 29x44 ; subscrip-
tion $3; established 1860; George Munro, edi-
tor and publisher ; circulation B 1 ; office 17
to 27 Vandewater street.
FOREST AND STREAM; Thurs
days ; sporting ; twenty-four pages ; size of
page 11x16 ; subscription .§4; established 1871 ;
Chas. Hallock, editor; Forest and Stream
Publishing Co., publishers ; T. C. Banks, man-
ager ; circulation F ; office 39 Park Row.
FORTSCHRITT ; Sundays; German;
literary : eight pages ; size 23x:i3 ; subscription
$2 ; established 1875 ; Anna Metz Byland, edi-
tor and publisher ; circulation J ; office 234
and 2:35 Broadwav.
FRANK LESLIE'S BOYS' AND
GIRLS' WEEKLY^; Saturdays; juve-
nile ; literary : sixteen pages ; size 32x46 ; sub-
scription $2 50 ; established 1867 ; Frank Leslie,
publisher ; circulation C 1 ; office 53, 55 and
57 Park Place.
FRANK LESLIE'S ILLUSTRA-
TED NEWSPAPER; Saturdays; liter-
ary ; sixteen pages ; size :34x47 ; subscription
^4 ; established 1835 ; Frank Leslie, publisher ;
circulation C C 1 ; office 53, 55 and 57 Park
Place.
FRANK LESLIE'S ILLUS-
TRIRTE ZEITUNG; Saturdays; Ger-
man ; litei'arj' ; sixteen pages ; size :34x47 ;
subscription S4 ; established 1835 ; Frank Les-
lie, editor and publisher ; circulation D ;
office 53, 55 and 57 Park Place.
FRANK LESLIE'S LADY^'S
JOURNAL; Saturdays; literary; fash-
ions ; sixteen pages ; size S4x47 ; subscription
$4 ; established 1867 ; Frank Leslie, publisher ;
circulation F ; office 53, 55 and 57 Park Place.
FRANK LESLIE'S PICTORIAL ;
Wednesdays ; illustrated ; sixteen pages ; size
33x46 ; subscription §2 ; established 1879 ; office
15 Vandewater street.
FREEMAN'S JOURNAL AND
CATHOLIC REGISTER; Saturdays;
catholic ; eight pages ; size 32x46 ; subscrip-
tion .$3 ; established 1840 ; Jas. A. McMaster,
editor and proprietor ; circulation E ; office 37
Barclay street.
FUER ALLE ; Wednesdays; German;
literary; sixteen pages; size of page 11x16;
subscription $3, established 1864; George
Degen & Co., editors and publishers; does
not insert advertisements ; office 22 Beekman
street.
GROCER; Saturdays ; commercial ;
thity-six pages ; size of page 11x15 ; sub-
scription $3; established 1874 ; W. H. C. Price,
NEW YORK.
editor ; Grocer Publishing Co. (limited), pub-
lishers ; circulation H 1 ; office 13 West Broad-
way.
GUARDIAN ; Saturdays; protestant-
episcopal ; sixteen images ; size of page 10x14 ;
suV)scription .<!3 ; established 1H79 ; N. S. Rich-
ardson & Co., editors and publishers ; office 61
Bible House.
HANDELS-ZEITLNG; Saturdays:
German ; commercial ; twenty pages ; size of
page 13x17 ; subscription $10 ; established 1851 ;
Moritz Meyer, editor and proprietor ; circula-
tion H 1; office 131 William street. Is the
only German financial newspaper published
in the United States, atul enjoys a large circu-
lation in both hemispheres.
HARPER'S BAZAR; Saturdays; lit-
erarj' ; fashions ; sixteen pages ; size 33x46 :
subscription $4; established 1868; Harper &
Brothers, editors and publishers ; circmation
B 1 ; office Franklin Square.
HARPER'S AVEEKLY; Saturdays;
literary ; sixteen pages ; size 3:3x46 ; subscrip-
tion $4 ; established 1856; Harper & Brothers,
editors and publishers ; circulation A ; of-
fice Fi'anklin Square.
HARPER'S Y OUN(4 PEOPLE; Tues
days; juvenile; sixteen pages; size 23x33;
subscription ,$1 50 ; established 1879 ; Harper
& Brothers, editors and publishers ; office
Franklin Square.
HEBREW LEADER; Fridays; Jew-
ish ; eight pages ; size 35x19 ; subscription §3 ;
established 1850 ; Hebrew Leader As.sociation,
editors and publishers ; circulation H 1 ; office
294 Broadway. The "Hebreiv Leader" is th)^
largest and leading Jeirish paper in America ;
its advertising columns are patronized by the
foremost mercantile houses, icho advertise in
no other of its cotemporaries.
HOME JOURNAL; Wednesdays; lite
rary ; four pages ; size 29x48 ; subscription $2:
established 1845; George Perry and Morris
Phillips, editors ; Morris Phillips & Co., pub-
lishers ; circulation F F ; office 3 Park Place.
HOSPITAL GAZETTE; Saturdays;
medical ; thirty-two pages ; size of page 8x11 :
subscription gS ; established 1876 ; Edward
J. Bermingham, M. D., editor and publisher;
circulation J 1 ; office 19 Lafayette Place.
HOTEL GAZETTE AND TRAV-
ELERS' .MONITOR ; Saturdays; four
pages ; size 28x44 ; subscription §1 ; estab-
lished 1877; Travelers' Publishing Co., pub-
lishers : circulation X ; office 111 Broadwav.
The ''Hotel Gazette" reaches 9,000 hotels in
America and Europe. It is the only official
Hotel Man's paper. Being filed at most hotels
and public places, it is seen by many million.-^
of the vealthy and traveling classes. No ob
jectionable advertising inserted.
HOTEL MAIL; Saturdays ; eight pages;
size 2:3x:3:3 ; subscription $2 ; established 1877 ;
T. E. Lonergan, editor and publisher; circula-
tion J : office 82 Na,ssau street.
HOTEL REGISTER; Wednesdays ;
eight pages; size of page 11x16; subscription
§2 50 ; established 1880 ; Aug. Barnum, editor
and publisher ; office 34 Park Row.
HOUR; Saturdays; sixteen pages; size
:30x42 ; subscription .$6 ; established 1879 ; A. A.
Hayes, Jr., editor; J. D. Murphy, manager;
office 52 University Place.
ILLUSTRATED CATHOLIC
AMERICAN; Wednesdays; catholic; il-
lu.strated ; sixteen pages; size :3:3x46; subscrip-
tion .$3; established 1880; P. V. Hickey, pub-
lisher; office 11 Barclay street.
ILLUSTRATED CHRISTIAN
WEEKLY'; Saturdays; evangelical; twelve
pages ; size of page 12x17 ; subscription $2 50 ;
established 1871 ; American Tract Society,
editors and publishers ; circulation C ; office
150 Nassau street.
ILLUSTRATED RAMBLER AND
DRAMATIC WEEKLY.++
ILLUSTRATED TIMES; Saturdays:
illustrated ; sixteen pages ; size 34x46 ; sub-
scription S4 ; established 1876 ; Frank Leslie,
editor and publisher ; circulation E E 1 ; office
53, 55 and 57 Park Place.
ILLUSTRIRTE NACHRICHTEN
■M)
GEO. P. IIOWELL & GO'S
NEW YORK.
Fi
Fi
AITS DETTTSCIILAND, O ESTER-
REICH, UNI) DER SCIIWEIZ: Sat
unlays ; (xermau ; sixteen pases ; size at page
llxH) ; subseriptiou $5 ; established 1880 ; Mau-
rice Kell, edicor; Transatlantic Publishing
Co., limited, publishers ; office 12 Frankfort
INDEPENDENT; Thursdays ; congrega-
tloual; thirty-two pages; size of page UxKi;
subscription $3; established 1848; Henry C.
Bowen, editor and publisher; circulation
E 1 ; otll(^e 251 Broadway.
INTERNAL. REVENUE RECORD
AND CUST03IS JOURNAL.; Mon
days ; legal ; eigat pages ; size 19x24 ; sub-
scription .$5; established 1855; W. C. & F. P.
Church, editors and publishers ; circulation
J 1 ; office 240 Broadway.
IRISH AMERICAN ; Sundays; eight
ages ; size 32x4(5 ; subscription $2 50 ; estab-
ished 1849; Lynch, Cole & Meehau, editors
and publishers ; circulation F ; office 12 War-
ren street.
IRISH DEMOCRAT: Saturdays ; dem
ocratic ; eight pages ; size 32x46 ; subscription
$2 53 ; established 1871 ; Robert White, editor
aud publisher; ciix'ulation H H; office 25
Beekman street.
IRISH WORLD ; Saturdays; eight
ages; size 35x47; subscription .$2 50; estab-
ished 1870; Pati'ick Ford, editor and pub-
lisher ; circulation C C 1 ; office 10 Spi*uce
street.
IRON AGE; Thursdays; commercial;
mechanics ; forty-eight pages ; size of page
13x19 ; subscription .f4 .50 ; established 1855 ;
James C. Bayles, editor; David Williams,
publisher ; circulation G 1 ; office 83 Reade
street ; the Ii'on Age Bulletin, four pages, size
16x22, is issued weekly, and furnished with-
out cliarge to a portion of the subscribers to
the Iron Age.
JEWISH MESSENGER ; Fridaj-s ;
Jewish ; eight pages ; size 29x44 ; subscripfion
$5 ; established 1857 ; Abram S. Isaacs, editor ;
Rev. S. M. Isaacs & Son, publishers ; circula-
tion H H ; office 92 Walker street.
JUDISCHE VOLKS-ZEITUNG ;
Fridays ; Hebrew ; eight pages ; size 21x30 ;
established 1878 ; G. Landau, editor ; M. Topo-
low.sky, publisher ; circulation J 1 ; office 128
Canal street.
KATHOL.ISCHES VOLKS-
BLiATT ; Thursdays; German; catholic;
sixteen pages ; -size of page 13x20 ; subscrip-
tion $2 .50 ; established 1878 ; Rev. A. Schwen-
nlger, editor ; German Publishing Co. of New
York, (limited) publishers ; Hermann Ridder,
manager ; circulation E 1 ; office 1 Chambers
street. See advertisement in the advertising
pages of this book.
L.A INDEPENDENCIA ; Saturdays;
Spanish; four pages; size 22x29; subscription
$5; established 1873; Juan B. de Luna, editor
and publisher ; circulation H ; office 6i) Fulton
street
LAND AND HOME; Thursdays; six-
teen pages; size of page 9x14; subscription
^ ; established 1879 ; E. H. Libby, publisher ;
office 37 Park Row.
LANDSIJERG'S ILLUSTRTRTES
WOC11ENI5LATT ; Saturdays ; German ;
literary; twenty pages; size of page 11x16;
subscription $5 ; established 1880 ; Silvius
Landsberg, editor and publisher ; office 5
Beekman street.
LEDGER; Saturdays; literary; eiglit
pages ; size 29x44 ; subscription $3 ; establisiied
1844 ; Robert Bonner, editor and publisher ;
does not insert advertisements; office corner
William aud Snruce streets.
LIBRARY TABLE.++
LODE AND GULCH; Saturdays;
mining ; four pages ; size 26x38 ; subscription
$2 50; establisiied 18S0; Lester C. Hubbard,
editor ; Lode and Gulch Publisliing Co., pub-
lishers ; office 3 Worth street.
McGEE'S ILLUSTRATED WEEK-
LY ; Satm-days ; sixteen pages ; size 33x46 ;
subscription $3; established 1876; James A.
McGee, editor and publisher; circulation
E 1 ; office 121 Waverly Place.
NEW YORK.
MACKEY'S A. B. C. <iUIDE: Satur
days; twelve pages; size of page, 7x10; sub-
scription .$6; establisiied 1872; Jos. Mackey,
publisher; does not insert advertisements";
office 3 Beach street.
MACKEY'S OFFICE DIREC-
TOR\ ; Satm-days; one page : size 14x18;
suDsrription $i; established 1862; Joseph
Mackey, pulilisher ; guide and time-tables of
public conveyances, departure of mails, etc.;
does not insert advertisements ; office 3 Beach
street.
MARITIME REGISTER; Wedues
days; sJiipping; forty-four pages; size of
page 13x17; subscription |15; established
1869; Maritime Register Publishing Co. (lim-
ited), publishers ; circulation H H ; office 7S
William street.
MARKET INDEX AND JOUR-
NAL: Saturdays; four pages; size 24x36;
subscription $1; established 1879; Bergen &
Co., editors and publishers; office 218 Fulton
31 A SONIC NEWSPAPER ; Satur
days ; masonic ; eight pages ; size 22x29 ;
suoscrlption $1 23 ; estaldished 1878 ; R. Mal-
colm, publisher ; circulation G ; office 67 Lib-
erty street.
3IEDICAL RECORD; Saturdays;
medical ; fortj^-eight pages ; size of page
8x10 ; subscription $5 ; established 1871; George
F. Schrady, A. M.,M. D., editor; Wm. Wood &
Co., publishers; circulation G 1; office 27
Great Jones street.
3IERCANTILE JOURNAL ; Satur
days ; commercial ; eight pages ; size 35x50 ;
subscription $4; established 1863; New York
Mercantile Joiu'ual Co., publishers ; circula-
tion G 1 ; office 350 Pearl street, FrankUn
Square.
3IERCANTILE REVIEW ; Satur
urdays ; commercial ; sixteen pages ; size of
page 1 1x16 ; subscription $4 ; established 1873 ;
Francis Svvigert & Co., editors and publishers:,
an advertising sheet ; office 822 and 824
Broadway.
3IERCURY ; Saturdays: four pages:
size 36x50 ; subscription .$3 50 ; established
18:38; William Cauldwell, editor and pub-
lisher; circulation G 1; office 136 Fulton
street.
3IESSENGER ; Saturdays; literary;,
eight pages; size 33x46; subscription $1 ; es-
tablished 1841 ; office 18 Ann street.
3IETAL WORKER; Saturdays; me
chanics; twenty-four pages; size of page
11x16; subscription .$120; established 1872;.
James C. Bayh s, editor ; David Williams, pub-
lisher ; circulati m H 1 ; office 83 Reade street.
3IETHODIST; Saturdays; methodist ;
twenty pt.ges; size of page 11x15; subscrip-
tion $2 20 ; established 1860 ; D. H. Wheeler, D..
D., editor; H. W. Douglas, publisher j circu-
lation F 1 ; office 15 Murray street
3IILLER'S JOURNAL; Wednesdays;
mechanics ; forty pages ; size of page 9x12 ;
subscription $2; established 1868; Howard
Lockwood. editor and publisher ; circulation
G 1 ; office 74 Duane street.
3IINING RECORD ; Saturdays ; thirty
two pages ; size of page 9x13 ; subscription
^3; established 1877; Alex. Robert Chisolm,
editor and proprietor ; circulation H 1 ; office
61 Broadway.
3IIRROR ; Thursdays ; dramatic ; eight
pages ; size 26x;^ ; subscription $2 50 ; estab-
lished 1879 ; Minor Newspaper Co., publishers ;
office 12 Union square.
MUSICAL AND SEWING 3IA-
CHINE COURIER; Saturdays; sixteen
pages; size of page 11x16; subscription $4;
established 1880; William E. Nickerson, edi-
tor; Howard Lockwood, publisher; office 74
Duane street.
3IUSICAL REVIEW; Thursdays ; mu-
sic; sixteen pages; size of page 8x11; sub-
scription $3; established 1879; A. MacMartin,
Gustav Kobbe and J. C. Rodrigues, editors ;
J. C. Rodrigues, publisher ; office 39 Park Row.
NACHRICHTEN AUS DEUTSCH-
LAND UND DER SCHWEIZ; Satur
days ; German ; eight pages ; size 36x47 ; sub-
scription $5 ; established 1867 ; C. Pflrsching,.
AMERICAN NEWSPAPER DIRECTORY
'ifil
NEW YORK.
editor and publisher ; circulation E 1 ; office
118 William street.
NATION; Thursdays; twenty to twenty-
eight pages ; size of page 9x12 ; subscription
$5 21) ; established 1865 ; E. L. Godkin & Co.,
editors and publishers ; circulation G G 1 ; of-
fice 5 Beeknian street. " Re2)resents the beat
section of American jjolitics and society." —
London DaHij Neirs. Acceptable adirrftse
ments 15 cents per line ; u-ith page specified, 20
cents; 7'ates invariable. Circulation (about
8,000) is stated exactly in the paper each ueek.
No commissions are paid for advertisements,
hence the "Nation" is not often included in
AQcnts' Combination Lists. On request, the
" Nation " will be sent free for a few weeks to
any advertiser desiring to become acquainted
with its character.
NATIONAIi JOURNAL.; Saturdays;
greenback; four pages: size 22x32: subscrip-
tion $1 ; established 1876 ; E. P. Miller, editor
and publisher ; circulation X ; office :3? Dev st.
NATIONAIi POI^iICE GAZETTE;
Thursday's ; illustrated ; eight pages ; size
31x44 ; subscription $i ; established 1846; Rich-
ard K. Fox, editor and publisher ; circulation
D ; office 183 William street.
NAUTICAL GAZETTE; Saturdays;
eight pages ; size 2.3x33 ; subscription .S4 ;
established 1871 ; B. S. Osbon, editor ; William
Oannon, publisher ; circulation I I ; office
13 and 15 Park Row.
N E W J EK US5 A L.E3I MESSEN-
GER; Wednesdays; Swedenborglan ; six-
teen pages ; size 26x38 ; subscription .$3 20 ; es-
tablished 1847 : Rev. Chas. H. Mann, editor ;
E. H. Swinney, manager ; circulation H ; of-
fice 20 Cooper Union.
NEW YORKER BELEETRIS-
TISCHES JOURNAL. ; Fridays; Ger-
man ; independent ; literary ; sixteen pages ;
size of page 12x17 ; subscription .$5 : establish-
ed 1852 ; Rudolph Lexow andtJdoBrachvogel,
editors ; R. Lexow & Co., publishers ; circula-
tion C 1 ; office 39 Park Row.
NEW YORKER DEUTSCHES
VOLiKSBLATT (Morrisania) ; Saturdays ;
German ; Independent : lour pages ; size 26x40 ;
subscription .§2 ; established 1870 ; W. Her-
manspann, editor and publisher : circulation
-J 1 ; office Third avenue, opposite 147th street.
NEW YORKER REVUE UND
BEOBACHTER A3I HUDSON ; (see
New Yorker Ze it ung).
NEW YORKER SCHW.TIBISCH-
ES WOCHENBLATT; Saturdays; Ger-
man ; four pages ; size 25x40 ; subscription
$2 50 ; established 1877 ; G. Heerbrandt, editor
and publisher ; circulation H 1 ; office 196
William street.
NEW YORKER TAGSBLATT
(Morrisania); Saturdays ; German ; four pages :
size 24x36 ; subscription .§2 ; established 1871 ;
-C. Henry Bauer, editor and publisher ; circu-
lation J ; office 148th street, near Third avenue.
NORDSTJERNAN: Fridays; Swedish;
four pages ; size 27x40 ; subscription .$2 ; estab-
lished 1873 ; Andrew Lefren, editor ; Nordst-
jernan Publishing and Printing Co., publish-
ers ; Andrew Lefren, manager ; circulation
•J 1 : office 241 Broadwav.
OBSERVER ; Thursdays ; evangelical ;
eight pages ; size 37x50 ; subscription $3 15 ;
established 182;^; The New York Observer, edi-
tors and publishers : circulation C C ; office 37
Park Row.
OIL, PAINT AND DRUG RE-
PORTER; Wednesdays; commercial:
twenty -four pages; size of page 11x16; sub-
scription S4 ; established 1867 ; Wm. O. Alli-
son, editor and publisher; circulation I; of-
fice 42 Cedar street.
OUR SECOND CENTURY; Satur
days; eight pages; size 32x44; subscription
$2 .50; established 1876; C. F. Deihm, editor
and publisher ; office 27 Union Square.
PAPER TRADE JOURNAL; Satur
days ; commercial ; eight pages : size 28x38 ;
subscription §4; established 18?2; Howard
L<x'kwood, editor and publisher ; circulation
H H ; office 74 Duane street.
POLYTECHNIC REVIEW; Satur
■days ; scientific ; sixteen pages ; size of page
NEW YORK.
11x16; subscription $3; established 1874 ; W.
H. Wahl, editor; Scientific Publishing Co.,
publishers ; circulation I ; office 27 Park
Place ; Philadelphia office 119 South Fourth
street.
PRESBYTERIAN; (see Philadelphia,
Py.)
PRESENT CENTURY; Saturdays;
literary; sixteen pages; size of page 11x15;
subscription $4; Ci^tablished 1879; Champion
Bissell, editor ; circulation H ; office 37 Dey
street.
PRINTERS' AND LITHOGRAPH-
ERS* <;azette and newspaper
REPORTER; Mondays; tweniy-eight
pages; size of page 7x10: subFcription .§1 50:
established 1871; W. H. Woodcock, editor
and publisher ; circulation J J ; office 78 and
80 Murrav street.
PRODUCE EXCHANGE RE-
PORTER AND CORN TRADE
LI ST ; Saturdays ; commercial ; four pages ;
size 13x21: subf?cription $3- established 18.54;
William H. Trafton, Jr., editor and publish-
er ; does not insert advertisements ; office 42
Stone street.
PROGRESSIVE AMERICAN; Thurs
days ; four pages ; size 22x31 : subscription §2 ;
established 1871 ; John J. Freeman, editor ;
George A. Washington, publisher ; circulation
J ; office 125 West 25th street.
PROOF SHEET; Mondays ; twenty
pages ; size of page 9x12 ; subscription §1 ; es-
tablished 1869; Damon & Peets, editors and
publishers ; an advertising sheet ; office 44
Beekman street.
PUBLIC; Thursdays; financial; sixteen
pages ; size of page 10x13 ; subscription $5 ; es-
tablished 1867 ; W. M. Grosvenor, editor ; Fi-
nancier Association, publishers ; circulation
III; office 71 Broadwav.
PUBLISHERS' WEEKLY; Satur
days ; twenty-four pages ; size of page 7x10 ;
subscription .$3 20 ; established 1852 ; R. R.
Bowker and F. Leypoldt, editors; R. R. Bow-
ker, publisher ; circulation I I ; office 13 and
15 Park Row.
PUCK : Wednesdays ; comic ; illustrated ;
sixteen pages ; size of page 10x14 ; subscrij^-
tion ,?5 ; established 1877 ; H. C. Bunner, edi-
tor ; Keppler & Schwarzmann, publishers;
circulation E E 1 ; office 21 and 23 Warren st.
PUCK: Wednesdays; German; comic;
illustrated ; sixteen pages ; size of page 10x14 :
subscription S5 ; established 1876 ; Keppler &
Schwarzmann, editors and publishers ; circu--
lation F : office 21 and 23 Warren street.
RAILROAD GAZETTE: Fridays;
mechanics ; twenty-six pages ; size of page
11x15; subscription §4 20; established 1857; S.
Wright Dunning and M. N. Forney, editors
and publishers ; circ'n H 1 ; office 73 Broadwav.
REAL ESTATE RECORD AND
BUILDERS' GUIDE; Saturdays; real
estate ; twenty-six pages ; size of page 9x12 ;
subscription §10; established 1860; C. W.
Sweet, editor and publisher ; circulation H 1 ;
office i;i5 and 137 Broadway.
REVEILLE; Saturdays; eight pages;
size 22x29; subscription §1 25; established
1879; Blake & Pettigiew, editors and publish-
ers ; a school paper ; office 8 East 59th street.
REVIEW; (see Daily Commercial Bui
letin ).
R E V I E ^V ; Smidays ; greenback ; four
pages; size 22x:?2; subscription 75 cents: es
tabli.^hed 1873; Marcus Hanlon, editor; Re-
view PuLlishiiig Co., publishers ; circulation
X: office 9 Spruce street.
RURAL NEAV YORKER; Saturdays :
agricultural ; sixteen pages ; size of page
11x16; subscription .$2; established 1844:
Elbert S. Carman, manager ; circulation E
E 1 ; office ;^i Park Row.
SCHOOL JOURNAL; Saturdays;
educational ; twelve pages ; size of page
11x15; subscription .$2; established 1871 ; A.
M. Kellogg, editor; E. L. Kelhgg & Co., pub-
lishers ; circulation F ; office 17 Warren street.
SCIENTIFIC AMERICAN; Satur
days ; mechanics ; sixteen pages ; size of
page 11x16; subscription $3 20; established
1845; Munn & Co., editors and publishers;
262
GEO. P. ROWELL & GO'S
NEW YORK.
circulation B ; an Export Edition , one hun-
dred pages, Is Issued monthly for transmis-
sion abroad ; subscription $5 ; office 37 Park
Row.
SCIENTIFIC AMERICAN SUP-
PLiEiHENT; Saturdays ; sixteen pages ; size
of page 11x16; subscription $5; with Scien-
tific American, $7; Munn & Co., editors and
publishers ; does not insert advertisements ;
office 37 Park Row.
SCIENTIFIC MAN; Saturdays; eight
pages ; .size 18x36 ; subscription .$1 ; establish-
ed 1878 ; Asa K. Butts, editor and publisher ;
circulation H H ; office 9 Dey street.
SCOTS3IAN AND CALEDONIAN
A D VEKTI SER ; Saturdays ; indepen-
dent ; eight pages ; size .30x46 ; subscription
$3; established 1874; L. D. Robertson, editor
and publisher; circulation II 1; office 12
Barclay street.
SCOTTISH AMERICAN JOUR-
NAL; Thursdays; eight pages; size 29x44;
subscription $3 ; established 1858 ; A. M. Stew-
art, editor and publisher ; circulation F ;
office 37 Park Row. The "Scottish American
Journal" ivas established in 1857 in the inter-
ests of the Scottish and other British 7-esiclents
of the United States and Canada. It is essen-
tially a family neu'spaper, as it contains a
well-digested summary of general news, events
of interest from every county in Scotland,
and selections from the most recent books and
^periodicals. It also gives, weekly, a series of
departments suitable for every member of the
household, besides serial and other stories.
To advertisers the columns of the '^Journal''
are of the utmost value, as it is the only me-
dium by which the British residents of this
continent, as a class, can be effectively reached.
Its circulation extends throughout every State
and Territory in the Union, and all the Pro-
vinces of the Dominion of Canada. Specimen
copies fre^. A. M. Stewart, editor, publisher
and proprietor, No. ■SI Park Row, New York.
SENTINEL; Saturdays; eight pages;
size 28x42 ; subscription $2 50 ; established
1879 ; Allen N. Leet, editor ; New York Senti-
nel Co., publishers ; office 142 Fulton street.
SENTRY ; Saturdays ; greenback ; four
pages ; size 22x31 ; subscription 75 cents ; es-
tablished 1875; E. O. Ball, editor; Industrial
Publishing Co., publishers; office 37 Park
Row.
SHELDON'S DRY «OODS PRICE
LiST; Thursdays; commercial; one hun-
dred and sixty-four pages ; size of page 4x5 ;
subscription .$5 ; established 1868 ; J. D. Shel-
don & Co., editors and publishers ; circulation
J 1 ; office 115 Worth street.
SHOE AND LEATHER REPORT-
E R ; Thursdaj's ; commercial ; forty pages ;
size of page 10x14; sul)scription $3 50;
establislied 1857 ; Isaac H. Bailey, editor and
publisher ; circulation G ; issued simulta-
neously at New York, Boston and Phila-
delphia ; New York office 17 Spruce street.
SONNTACiS NACHRICHTEN; (see
New Yorker Tages-Nachrichten).
SPIRIT OF THE TIMES; Satur
days; sporting; twenty-four pages; size of
page 11x16 ; subscription $5 ; established 1831 ;
E. A. Buck, editor ; Wilkes & Buck, publish-
ers ; circulation F ; office 102 Chambers street.
SPORTSi>IAN; Saturdays; sporting;
twelve pages ; size of page 11x16 ; subscrip-
tion $3; established 1875; Chas. J. Foster,
editor; Chas. J. Foster & Co., publishers;
circulation H 1 ; office 9 Murray street.
STANDARD; Wednesdays; episcopal;
eight pages ; size 21x28 ; subscription $1 ; es-
tablished 1879; Rev. W. T. Webbe, editor
and publisher ; circulation H ; office 9 Spruce
street.
STAR JOURNAL; Mondays; literary;
eight pages ; size 29x44 ; subscription $S ; estab-
lished 1870; Beadle & Adams, editors and
publishers ; circulation C C ; office 98 William
street.
STOCKHOLDER; Tuesdays; finan-
cial; sixteen pages; .size of page 9x13; sub-
scription $5 ; established 1862 : S. P. Dinsmore
& Co., editors and publishers; circulation
H 1 ; office 38 Cortlandt street.
NEW YORK.
SUFFRA<iIST ; Thursdays; indepen-
dent ; four pages ; size 22x31 ; subscription $2 ;
established 1880; J. W. A. Shaw, editor and
publisher; office 61 Ann street.
SUNDAY COURIER ; Sundays; four
pages ; size 28x42 ; subscription $1 25 ; estab-
lished 1845 ; James L. Ford, editor and pu))-
lisher ; circulation G G ; office 23 Dey street.
SUNDAY DEMOCRAT; Sundays;
democratic; eight pages; size .32x46; sub-
scription ,$2 50; established 1870; Michael
Wal.sh, editor; Robert White, publisher; cir-
culation E E 1 ; office 25 Beekman street.
SUNDAY MERCURY; Sundays; in
dependent ; eight pages ; size 36x50 ; sub.scrip-
tion .f3 50 ; established 1839 ; William Cauld-
well, editor and publisher ; circulation CI;
office 136 Fulton street.
SUNDAY NEWS; (see Daily News).
SUNDAY SUN; {see Daily Sun).
SUNDAY TIMES AND MESSEN-
GER; Svmdays ; eight pages; size 36x46;
subscription $2 50; established 1841; circula-
tion F F 1 ; office 18 Ann street.
TABLET; Saturdays; catholic ; sixteen
pages; size of page 13x18; subscription $3;^
established 1857 ; D. & J. Sadlier & Co., editors
and publishers ; circulation G 1 ; office 31 Bar-
clay street.
THOMPSON'S BANK NOTE AND
COMMERCIAL REPORTER; Satur
days,
SEMI-MONTHLY
and
MONTHLY; financial; weekly twelve
pages ; size of page 8x11 ; subscription — week-
ly $4, semi-monthly $3 50, monthly $3 ; estab-
lished 1836 ; G. F. June & Co., publishers ; cir-
culation—weekly J, semi-monthly H, month-
ly H ; office 26 Beekman street.
THOUGHTS AND EVENTS ; Satur
davs ; sixteen pages ; size 24x38 ; subscription
$4; established 1879; C. N. Bovee, editor-..
William O. McDowell, publisher ; office Coal
and Iron Exchange Building, Cortlandt and
Church streets.
TOBACCO LEAF; Wednesdays; com-
mercial ; twelve pages ; size of page 18x25 ;
subscription $4 20 ; established 1864 ; Edward
Burke, editor; Tobacco Leaf Publishing Co.,
publishers ; circulation I ; office 105 Maiden
Lane.
TRADE BUREAU; Saturdays; me-
chanics ; forty pages ; size of page 11x16 ; sub-
scription $3; established 1874; Geo. Whitte-
more & Co., editors and publishers; circula-
tion F ; office 150 Canal street.
TRADE REPORTER; Saturdays;
four pages ; size 24x36 ; subscription $5 ; es-
tablished 1869 ; Isaac W. Half, editor and pub-
lislier ; circulation H H ; office 2:3 Dey streets
TRUTH SEEKER; Saturdays; sixteen
pages; size of page 11x16; subscription $3:.
established 1873; D. M. Bennett, editor and
publisher ; circulation G 1 ; office 141 Eighth
street.
TURF, FIELD AND FARM; Fri-
days ; agricultural ; sporting ; sixteen pages ;
size of page 13x18 ; subscription $5 ; estab-
lished 1865 ; S. D. Bruce, L. C. Bruce and H.
Busbey, editors ; Turf, Field and Farm As.so-
ciation, pviblishers ; circulation F F ; office 37
Park Row.
UNDER THE GASLIGHT.++
UNION (Morrisania) ; Saturdays; four
pages ; size 24x.36 ; subscription $2 50 ; estab-
lished 1872 ; Henry C. Bauer, editor and pub-
lisher ; circulation I 1 ; office 148th street,
near Third avenue.
UNION ; Sundays ; catholic ; temper-
ance ; eiglit pages ; .size 32x46 ; subscription
$2; established 1873 ; James W. O'Brien, edi-
tor and publisher ; circulation F ; office 4 New
Chambers street.
UNITED STATES ECONOMIST
AND DRY GOODS REPORTER :
Saturdays ; commercial ; eight pages ; size
42x6L) ; subscription $5 ; established 1845 ;
Joseph Mackey, editor and publisher ; circu-
lation G G ; office 3 Beach street.
UNITED STATES GROCER.++
U. S. TOBACCO JOURNAL; Satur-
days ; commercial ; ten pages ; size of page
18x25 ; subscription $3 ; established 1875 ; Oscar
Hammerstein, editor ; U. S. Tobacco Journal
AMERICAN NEWSPAPER DIRECTORY.
2fv}
NEW YORK.
NEW YORK.
Publishing Co., publishers ; circulation J J 1 ;
offlue 134 Maiden lane.
WALL STREET JOURNAL.; Satur
days ; financial ; sixteen pages ; size :i4x4(j ;
subscription's; established 1852; John Hill-
yer. editor and publisher ; circulation K 1 ;
office 14 and 16 South William street.
WATCH-TOAVER ; Saturdays; bap-
tist; four pages; size 2;3xa4; subscription
$1 50 ; established 1878 ; John W. OInistead
& Co., editors and publishers ; circulation H 1 ;
office 2C8 Broadway.
WEEKLY; Mondays; literary; eight
pages ; size 29x44 ; subscription $3 ; estab-
lished 1845 ; Street & Smith, editors and pub-
lishers ; circulation A 1 ; office 25, 27, 29 and 31
Rose street.
WESTCHESTER TIIIES (Tre
mont) ; Fridays ; republican ; four pages ; size
24x36 ; subscription $1 50 ; established 1864 ;
Bedell & Bro., editors and publishers ; circu-
lation J; office corner of One Hundred and
Seventy-fifth street and Third avenue.
WILD OATS; Wednesdays; comic;
illustrated ; sixteen pages ; size :>3x46 ; sub-
scription $4; established 1870; J. B. Collin,
editor and publisher ; circulation G 1 ; office
114 Fulton street.
WITNESS; Thursdays ; eight pages ;
size 36x44 ; subscription §1 50 ; established
1871; John Dougall, editor and publisher;
circulation B 1 ; office 7 Frankfort street.
YOUNG CHRISTIAN SOLDIER
AND CARRIER DOVE ; weekly; epis
copal ; juvenile ; four pages ; size 15x22 ; sub-
.scription 80 cents, in quantities of ten or
more 54 cents ; established 1867 ; Rev. A.
T. Twing, D. D., and Rev. Joshua Kiniber,
editors ; Board of Domestic Missions of the
Protestant Episcopal Church, publishers;
circulation C 1; office 22 Bible House; a
monthly edition, same size and style, is also
issued ; subscription 25 cents, in quantities
of ten or more 16 cents.
YOUNG FOLKS W EEKLY ; Wed
nesdays ; juvenile ; eight pages ; size 24x34 ;
subscription SI 75 ; established 1878 ; Eugene
R. Smitli, editor and publisher ; circulation
G ; office 78 Bible House.
YOUNG 3IEN OF AMERICA; Thurs
days ; literary ; juvenile ; eight pages ; size
28x40; subscription $2 50; established 1878;
Frank Tousey, editor and publisher ; circula- I
tion D D ; office 180 William street. I
ART INTERCHANGE; biweekly;
domestic art ; sixteen pages ; size of page
]nxl3; subscription $2; established 1878;
Arthur B. Turnure, editor ; Art Inter-
thange Publishing Co., publishers ; circula-
tion H 1 ; office 140 Nassau street.
DEUTSt H-A 31 E R I C A N I S C H E
FAMILIEN BLAETTER ; biweekly;
German ; literaiy ; forty-four pages ; size of
page 9x12 ; .subscription S:3 ; established 1873 ;
S. Zickel, publisher : does not insert adver-
tisements ; office 19 Dey street.
D E U T S C H E R F A M I L I E N
SCHATZ; bi-weekly; German; literary;
fifty-two pages ; size of page 8x12 ; subscrip-
tion $4 14; established 1875; Wilmer and
Rogers News Co., publishers ; does not insert
advertisements ; office 31 Beekman street.
OI FAMILIEN KREISE; (see Mil
waukee. Wis.)
LUTHERISCHE HEROLD ; bi
weekly ; German ; lutheran ; four pages ; size
19x24; subscription $1 10; established 1851;
Rev. J. H. Baden, editor ; Rev. J. Ehrhart,
agent ; circ'n J 1 ; office 7 West 126th street.
NOTIONS AND FANCY GOODS
RECORD AND SILK REPORTER ;
bv-weekly ; commercial; sixteen pages; size
of page 11x14; subscription S3 ; established
1^7t ; William M. Lendrum, editor and pub
lisher ; c.rculation J 1 ; office 23 Dev street.
NO VELLEN-SC HATZ ; bi-weekly , ^„„„i ^^,, pu..i
German ; literary ; torty pages ; size of page i 9 Mnrrav street.
H^iv^^^^^^- ^^'^^^i ^^^?-' ^- Zickel, publisher ; OUR UNION; semi-monthly; temper-
.^^.!1?°* ^^'^^^^ advertisements; office 19 Dey | ance; eight pages: size of page 11x16; .sub-
r-^-r» ^ . T. r«^-»^« . ,. „ I scription 60 cents ; established 1875 ; Esther
L.ND GARJTENBAU ZEI- I Pugh, editor; C. Cornelia Alford, publisher;
ADVOCATE AND FA3IIL Y GUAR-
DIAN ; semi-monthly ; sixteen pages ; size
of page 9x12; sub.scription $1; established
18;ij ; Mrs. Helen E. Brown, editor ; American
Female Guardian Society, publishers : circu-
lation E 1 ; office 29 East 29th street.
A3IERICAN BOOKSELLER; semi
monthly ; commercial ; fortv-eight pages oc-
tavo ; subscription $1 ; established 1876 ;
E. O. Chapman, editor ; American News Co ,
publishers ; circulation G 1 ; office 10 Spruce
street.
AMERICAN GAS LIGHT JOUR-
NAL; semi-monthly; scientific; twenty-four
pages ; size of page 10x14 ; subscription
S3 ; established 1859 ; G. Warren Dresser, edi-
tor ; A. M. Callender & Co., publishers ; circu-
lation J J 1 ; office 42 Pine street.
^BONFORT'S WINE AND LIQUOR
CIRCULAR ; .semi-monthlv ; commercial ;
forty pages ; size of page 10x14 ; subscription
$5; established 1870; Philip Bonfort, editor
and publisher ; circulation G ; office 51 Beaver
street.
BUCHDRUCKER ZEITUNG; semi-
monthly ; German ; four pages ; size 14x21 ;
subscription §1 50; established 1873; Jean
Weil, editor and publisher; circulation K 1 ;
office 75 Chatham street.
BULLION ; semi-monthly; eight pages :
size 19x24 ; subscription SI ; establishe<l 1379 ;
circulation I ; office 52 Wall street.
CHILD'S WORLD; (see Philadelphia,
DER TECHNIKER; semi-monthly:
German ; mechanics ; sixteen pages ; size of
page 10x14; subscription 82 4(J; established
1878 ; Paul Goepel, editor and publisher ;
circulation I ; office Trvon Row.
D E I T S C H-A ME R I K ANISCHE
APOTHEKER ZEITING; semi month
ly ; German ; commercial ; pharmacal ; six-
teen pages ; size of page 10x14 ; subscription
S2 ."0; established 1S80; Dr. George W. Rachel,
editor; Pharmaceutical Publishing Co., pub-
lishers : office 5 Gold street.
ECHO ; semi-monthly ; pi-o-secret society ;
four pages ; size 23x:3:3 ; suixscription $2 ; es-
tablished 1877; John E. Heartt, editor and
publisher: circulation H; office fio Cedar st.
EL EDUCADOR POPl LAR.K
FlRNITl RE TRADE JOURNAL;
(see Chicago, 111.)
GEWERBE UND INDUSTRIE
ZEITl'NG; (see Milwaukee, Wis.)
GEAER'S STATIONER; semi
monthly ; twenty-four pages ; size of pag e
9x12; subscription .$2; established 1877; M.
Shirley Gej^er, editor and publisher ; circula-
tion I 1 : office 60 Duane street.
GTTIDTNG STAR ; (see Cincinnati, Ohio).
INSURANCE AND REAL ESTATE
JOURNAL; semi-monthlj- ; insurance;
real estate ; eight pages ; size 26x36 ; subscrip-
tion S3 ; established 1862 ; T. & J. Slator, edi-
tors and publishers ; circulation J ; office 23
Dey street.
J O URN A L O F THE TELEGRA PH ;
semi-monthly ; telegi-aphic ; sixteen pages ;
size of page 10x12 ; subscription $2 ; estab-
lished 1868 ; J. M. Ashley, editor ; Western
Union Telegraph Co., publishers ; circulation
F 1 ; office 195 Broadway.
MAGNET; semi-monthly; eight pages;
size of page 11x16 ; subscription $1 ; estab-
lished 1880 ; Joseph Christie, editor ; Couch &
Bennett, publishers ; office 11 Fi-ankfort st.
NATIONAL BANKRUPTCY REG-
ISTER REPORTS; semi-monthly; legal ;
fifty-two pages octavo : subscription $5 ; es-
tablished 1870; Willard S. Gibbons, editor;
H. Campbell & Co., publishers ; circulation
K : office 21 Park Row.
OPERATOR ; semi-monthly : telegraph-
ic; twelve pages; size of page 10x13; sub-
scription $1 ; established 1871 ; W. J. Johnston,
editor and publisher ; circulation G 1 ; office-
street.
-\CKER
TUNG; (see Milwaukee, Wis.)
circulation F F ; office 5^1 Bible House.
264
GEO. V. KOWELL & GO'S
NEW YORK.
PI.TI3IBER AND SANITARY EN-
OINEEli ; semi-monthly; twenty-four
pages; size of paere 10x14; subscription $2;
established 1877 ; Charles F. Wingate, editor ;
Plumber and Sanitary Engineer Co., pub-
lishers ; circulation G ; office 140 William st.
SCIENTIFIC NEAVS; semi-monthly;
mechanical ; twelve pages ; size of pat;e 11x16 :
subscription $1 10 ; established 1877 ; S. H.
Wales & Son, editors and i)ublishers ; cir-
culation G G 1 ; ofltice 10 Sr)ruce street.
SHTPPINCi <4AZETTE AND
TRAVEl.EIt'S tJUIDE; semi-monthly;
eight pages : size of page 10x14 ; subscription
$1 ; established 18(;2 ; Wm. Hicks, editor and
imblisher; circulation J 1; office 150 Nassau
SOWER AND (iOSPEL FIELD;
semi-monthly ; reformed church ; eight
pages ; size of page 11x16 ; subscription 65
■cents; established 1855; Rev. William V. V.
Mabon, D. D., editor ; Board of Publication of
the Reformed Church of America, publish-
ers ; circulation G ; office 34 Vesev street.
SUNDAY SCHOOL. ADVOCATE;
semimonthly; methodist; four pages ; size
15x21 ; subscription 35 cents ; established 1S41 ;
Rev. J. H. Vincent, editor; Phillips & Hunt,
publishers ; does not insert advertisements ;
published simultaneously at New York and
Cincinnati; office 8)5 Broadwav.
SUNDAY-SCHOOL, CLASSMATE;
semi-monthly; methodist; four pages; size
15x21 ; subscription 35 cents ; Rev. .J. H. Vin-
cent, editor ; Phillips & Huntj publishers ;
published simultaneously at New York and
Cincinnati ; does not insert advertisements ;
office 8;)5 Broadwav.
WINE AND SPIRIT REVIEW ;
semi-monthly ; commercial ; forty pages ; size
of page 9x12; subscription ,$3; established
1867 ; J. T. Pratt, editor ; J. T. Pratt & Co.,
publishers ; office 54 Pine street.
ACTA COLUMBIANA; every three
weeks ; twenty-eight p^ges : size of page 8x11 ;
subscription .$1 50 ; established 1868 ; Students
of Columbia College, editors and publishers ;
circulation K ; a college paper ; issued during
the collegiate year ; office Columbia College.
ALDINE; monthly ; twenty pages; size
of page 14x20; subscription .$5 ; established
1868 ; James Sutton & Co., publishers ; circu-
lation G ; office 18 Vesey street.
AMERICAN AGRICULTURIST ;
monthly ; agricultural j forty-four pages ; size
of page 10x13 ; subscription $1 50 ; establish-
ed 1842 ; Orange Judd Co., editors and pub-
lishers ; circulation B ; (an edition of same
form and price Is printed In the German
language) office 245 Broadway.
AMERICAN BREWER'S GA-
ZETTE AND MALT AND HOP
TRADES' REVIEW; monthly; com-
mercial; thirty-six pages; size of page 9x12;
subscription $5 ; established 1871 ; John Flin-
toff, editor and publisher ; circulation J 1 ;
office 194 Fulton street.
AMERICAN CHESS JOURNAL;
monthly ; twenty-eight pages octavo ; sub
scription $3 ; established 1878; Samuel Loyd,
e<litor ; Dr. C. C. Moore, publisher ; does hot
insert advertisements ; office 68 Cortlandt
'fi^rf^f t
AMERICAN ENTOMOLOGIST;
monthly ; scientific ; thirty-two pages ; size
■of page 7x10; subscription ,f2; established
1880 ; Charles V. Riley and A. S. Fuller, editors;
Max Jagerhuber, publisher; office 323 Pearl
•street.
AMERICAN EXPORTER; monthly;
commercial ; sixty pages ; size of page
11x15; subscription .$2; established 1877;
■George Bartholomew, editor; Root &
Tinker, publishers ; circulation G ; branch
■offices at Philadelphia, Pa., and Boston,
Mass. ; Philadelphia oftice corner Ninth and
Arch streets; New York office 86 Duane
street.
AMERICAN HAIRDRESSER AND
PERFUMER! monthly; twelve pages;
size of page 9x12; subscription ,$2; estab-
lished 1879; Charles Ossenbrunner, editor and
jiublisher ; circulation J 1 ; office 20 Walker st.
NEW YORK.
AMERICAN JOURNAL OF MI-
CROSCOPY AND POPULAR SCI-
ENCE; monthly ; miscroscopy ; forty-four
pages octavo ; subscription .^l ; establlshe<l
1876 ; John Phin, editor ; Industrial Publica-
tion Co., publishers ; circulation G ; office
14 Dev street. '
AMERICAN KINDERGARTEN
MA G A Z I N E ; monthly ; educational ;
twenty pages ; size of page 7x10 ; subscription
.$1 ; established J87S; Emily M. Coe. editor;
American Kindergarten Society, publishers ;
office 70 Bible House.
AMERIfJAN MAIL AND EXPORT
JOURNAL; monthly; commercial; one
hundred and fifty pages; size of page 9x12;
subscription $2 5(J ; established 1877 ; Howard
Lockwood, editor and puitlisher ; circulation
G 1 ; office 74 Duane street.
AMERICAN MESSENGER; month
ly ; evangelical ; eight pages ; size 22x.30 ; sub
scrlptlon 32 cents ; established 1843 ; Rev. J.
M. Stevenson and Rev. O. A. Kingsbury, ed-
itors ; American Tract Society, publlsnerR :
does not Insert advertisements ; office 1.50
Nassau street.
AMERICAN MICROSCOPICAL
JOURNAL; monthly ; microscopy ;
twenty- eight pages octavo; subscription $1;
established 1880: Romyn HItchccck, F. R.
M. S., editor and publisher; office 51 and 53
Maiden Lane.
AMERICAN MISSIONARY; month
ly ; evangelical ; thirty-six pages octavo ; sub-
scription 5<J cents ; established 1856 ; Rev. Geo.
M. Boynton, editor ; American Missionary As-
sociation, publishers ; the official organ of
the American Missionary Association ; circu-
lation C ; office 56 Reade street.
AMERICAN MODEL PRINTER ;
monthly ; thirty pages ; size of page 11x14 ;
subscription $3; established 1879; Kelly &
Bartholomew, editors and publishers ; office
22 College Place.
AMERICAN WINE AND GRAPE
GROWER; monthly; sixteen pages : size
of page 10x14 ; subscription $1 ; established
1879; B. F. Clayton and Felix K. Misch, edi
tors and publishers ; circulation H H ; office
245 Broadwav.
AMEIMKANISCHER AGRICUL-
TURIST; (see American Agriculturist).
AMERIKANISCHER BOTSCHAF-
TER; monthly ; German ; evangelical ; eight
pages ; size 22x30 ; subscription 32 cents ; es-
tablished 1847; American Tract Society, ed-
itors and publishers ; does not Insert adver-
tisements ; office 1.50 Nassau street.
ANDREWS' BAZAR; monthly; fash-
Ions ; sixteen pages ; size 33x47 ; subscription
$\ ; established 1874 ; W. R. Andrews, editor
and publisher; circulation C 1 : dated at New
York and Cincinnati ; office Tribune Building.
ANNALS OF THE ANATOMICAL
AND SURGICAL SOCIETY ; month
ly; sixty pa ares octavo; subscription $2; e-s-
tablished 1879; Charles Jewett, M. D., editor;
G. P. Putnam's Sons, publishers ; office 182
Fifth Avenue.
ANTHONY'S PHOTOGRAPHIC
BULLETIN; monthly; photography;
sixty-eight pages octavo ; subscription ^ ;
established 187(}; E. and H. T. Anthony & Co.,
editors and publishers ; circulation HI; of-
fice 591 Broadwav.
APPLETON'S JOURNAL; monthly;
llterarj' ; one hundred and twelve pages ;
size of" page 7x10; subscription .$3; establish-
ed 1862 ; D. Appleton & Co., editors and pub-
lishers ; circulation E ; office 1, 3 and 5 Bond
street.
APPLETON'S RAILWAY AND
STEAM NAVIGATION GUIDE;
monthly ; two hundred and twenty eight
pages ; size of page 5x7 ; G. F. Thomas, editor ;
D. Appleton & Co., publishers; circulation
G 1 ; office 1, 3 and 5 Bond street.
ARTA.MATEUR; monthly; twenty-
eight pages; size of page 11x16; subscription
.$3; established 1879; Montague Marks, edlt'Or
and publisher; office 20 East 14th street.
ART CRITIC: monthly; music; six-
teen pages; size of pa^'e 9x12 subscription
AMERICAN NEWSPAPER DIRECTORY
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NEW YORK.
NEW YORK.
$1 ; established 18T9 ; F. A. Mollenhauer, edi-
tor and publisher ; office 717 Brcjadway.
ART JOUKNAL; monthly; art; illus-
trated; forty-two pages; size of page 10x13;
sold by subscription only, 75 cents a number )
established 1875 ; D. Appleton & Co., publish-
ers ; circulation E 1 ; office 1, 3 and 5 Bond
street.
AVALANCHE; (see San Francisco, Cal.)
BANKER'S 3IAGAZ1NE; monthly;
financial ; one hundred and twelve pages
octavo ; subscription $5 ; established 1846 : I.
Smith Homans, publisher ; circulation I 1 ;
office 251 Broadway.
BAPTIST H0 3IE MISSION
MONTHIiA"; baptist; twenty-four psges
octavo ; subscription .5U cents ; established
1879 ; American Baptist Home Mission Society,
publishers ; office 28 Astor House.
BARNES' EDUCATIONAL
IIONTIIEY; educational; fifty-two papes
octavo ; subscription SI 50 ; established 1874 ;
A. S. Barnes & Co., publishers ; circulation
(i 1 ; office 111 and 113 AVilliam street.
BEE KEEPERS' ^lAC^AZINE ;
monthly; bee-culture; thirty-two pages oc-
tavo; subscription $1: established 1873: Al-
bert J. King, editor ; A. J. King & Co., publish-
ers ; circulation H 1 ; office 14 Park Place.
BIBLE SOCIETY RECORD;
monthly ; sixteen pages ; size of page 7x10 ;
subscription 30 cents ; established 1856 ;
American Bible Society, editors and publish-
ers ; does not insert advertisements ; office
Bible House.
BLACKSMITH AND WHEEL-
WRIGHT; monthly; mechanics; sixteen
pages; size of page 11x16; subscription §1 ;
established 1879 ; M. T. Richardson, publisher ;
office 133 Nassau street.
BOOK BUYER; monthly; thirty-six
Tjages octavo ; subscription 25 cents ; estab-
lished 1867 ; Scribner & Welford, publishers ;
em advertising sheet ; office 743 and 745 Broad-
way.
BRENTANO'S MONTHLY; onehun
dred and thirty-two pages octavo ; subscrip-
tion $3; established 1872; Chas. A. Peverelly,
-editor; August Brentano, Jr., manager;
<'irculation I ; office 39 Union Square.
BRICK, POTTERY AND GLASS
JOURNAL; monthly; scientific; twelve
pages ; size of page 12x15 ; subscription $1 ;
established 1874 ; Scientific Publishing Co.,
editors and publishers ; circulation I ; office
27 Park Place ; Philadelphia office 119 South
Fourth street.
BROWNE'S PHONOGR A PHIC
MONTHLY''; phonographic; twenty-four
pages ; size of page 7x10; subscription ,$2 ; es-
tablished 1876 ; D. L. Scott-Browne, editor and
publisher ; circulation G ; office 737 Broadway.
BUILDER AND WOODWORKER ;
monthly ; mechanics ; thirty-six pages ; size
of paa:e9xl2: subscription $1 50; established
1865 ; "Charles D. Lakey, editor and publisher ;
circulation H 1 ; office 176 Broadw^ay.
CiECIIilA; monthly; English and Ger-
man ; catholic ; music ; sixteen pages ; size
24x38 ; subscription $1 10 ; established 1874 ;
John Singenberger, editor; Fr. Pustet & Co.,
publishers : circ'n J 1 ; office 52 Barclay street.
CARPENTRY AND BUILDING;
monthly ; mechanics ; twenty-four pages ;
size of page 9x13; subscription $1 ; establish-
ed 1879 ; David Williams, editor and publish-
er; circulation H H ; office 83 Reade street.
CARPET TRADE; monthly; com-
mercial ; fortv-four pages ; size of page 10x13 ;
subscription §3 ; established 1870 ; WllUiam
Berri, editor; Berri & Bro., publishers ; cir-
culation J ; office 526 Fulton street, Brooklyn.
CARPET TRADE REVIEW;
monthly ; commercial ; forty pages ; size of
page 10x13; subscription .$3 ; established 1874 ;
Carpet Trade Review Co., editors and pub-
lishers ; circulation J ; office 3 and 5 Thomas
-street.
CATHOLIC FIRESIDE; monthly;
catholic; literary; fortv pages; size of page
9x11 ; subscription .$1 ; established 1880 ; Catho-
lic Fireside Publishing Co., editors and
publishers.
CATHOLIC WORLD ; monthly ;
catholic ; one hundred and seventy pages
octavo ; subscription $4 ; established 1865 ;
Rev. I. T. Hecker, editor ; Catholic Publica-
tion Society Co., publishers; Lawrence Ke-
hoe, manager ; circ'n G 1 ; office 9 Barclay st.
CELTIC MONTHLY; literary ;
catholic; one hundred and four pages j size
of page 7x10; subscription $2 50; established
1879; James Haltigan, editor and publisher;
office 37 Nassau street.
CHILD'S PAPER; monthly; fom-
pages; .size 14x20; subscription SI for five
copies; established 1852; Rev. O. A. Kings-
bury, editor; American Tract Society, pub-
lishers ; does not insert advertisements ;
office 1.50 Nassau street.
CHRISTIAN WORLD ; monthly ;
evangelical ; thirty six pages octavo : sub-
scription SI 10; established 1850; Rev. Henry
H. Baird, editor; American and Foreign Chris-
tian Union, publishers; does not Insert adver-
tisements ; office 45 Bible House.
CHURCH AND PEOPLE; monthly .
literary ; sixteen pages ; size of page 9x12 :
subscription SI ; established 1878 : Bromfleld
& Co., editors and publishers; circulation
H H 1 ; office 653 Broadway.
CHURCH GAZETTE.H
CHI RCH 3IAGAZINE; monthly;
protestant-episcopal ; seventy pages octavo ;
subscription $2; established 1879; Rev. Wil-
liam A. Matson, D. D., editor and publisher;
office 20 Vesey street.
CLOTHIER AND HATTER:
monthly; commercial; thirty-six pages ; size
of page 11x16 ; subscription S2 ; established
18?2 ; George Bartholomew, editor ; Root &
Tinker, publishers ; circulation H ; office 86
Duane street.
COIN COLLECTOR'S JOURNAL;
monthly ; twenty pages ; size ot page 7x11 ;
subscription SI ; established 1875 ; Scott & Co.,
publishers; does not insert advertisement*;
office 146 Fulton street.
COMIC MONTHLY; illustrated; six-
teen pages ; size 33x46 ; subscription $1 ; es-
tablished 1859 : Jesse Haney & Co., editor?
and publishers; circulation G; office 119
Nassau street.
CRICKET ON THE HEARTH ;
monthly ; literary ; sixteen pages ; size of
page 11x16 ; subscription $1 ; established 1872 ;
Moore & Wilson, editors and publishers ; cir-
culation E E ; office 245 Broaclway.
CUTTER'S JOURNAL OF AM-
ERICAN FASHIONS; monthly; twelve
pages ; size of page 8x12; established 18i0 ;
Glencross & Co., editors and publishers ; cir-
culation K 1 ; office 687 Broadw^ay.
DELINEATOR; monthly: fashions:
fifty-two pages ; size of page 8x11 ; subscrip-
tion SI ; established 1869 ; R. S. O'Loughlln,
editor; E. Butterick & Co., publishers ; circu-
lation B B ; office 555 Broadway.
DE3IOREST'S MAGAZINE;
monthly ; literary ; fashions ; seventy-two
pages ; size of pase 9x12 ; subscription
S3 ; established 1865 : W. Jennings Demorest,
Mme. Demorest and Jennie June, editors ;
W. Jennings Demorest, publisher ; circula-
tion B B ; office 17 E. 14th street.
DENTAL COSMOS; (see Philadelphia,
Pa.)
DER AMERIKANTSCHE BIER-
BRA UER ; monthly: German; commer-
cial ; sixty pages ; size of page 8x11 ; subscrip-
tion S5, with supplement £6; established
1868 ; A. Sehwarz, editor and publisher ; cir-
culation J 1 ; Der PraktUche Bierbrauer is
Issued as a supplement, sixteen pages octavo :
office 12 FranKfort street.
DR. FOOTE'S HEALTH 3IONTH-
LY ; .sixteen pages; size of page 7x11; sub
scription £0 cents : established 1876 ; E. B.
Foote. M. D., and E. B. Foote, Jr., M. D., edi
tors ; Murray Hill Publishing Co., publishers;
circulation H H ; office 129 East 28th street.
DOMESTIC MONTHLY; lashions ;
fifty-two pages : size of page 8x11 ; subscrip-
tion .§150; established 1873; Blake & Co., ^i-
tors and publishers ; circulation C 1 ; omc«
849 Broadway.
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GEO. P. ROWELL & GO'S
NEW YORK.
DRUGGISTS' ADVERTISER;
monthly; commercial; eight pages; size of
page 10x12 ; subscription's cents ; established
1876 ; William G. Mortimer, editor ; Druggists'
Advertiser Publishing Co., publishers; olTice
158 Duane street.
DRl GGIST'S CIRC'lIIiAR AND
CHE;>IICAL. GAZETTE; monthly;
pharmaceutical ; forty pages ; size of page
11x14; subscription $160; established 1857;
L. V. Newton, M. D., editor and publisher;
circulation F F ; office 36 Beekman street.
ECLECTIC MAGAZINE; monthly;
literary ; one hundred and forty-four pages
octavo ; subscription $5 ; established 1844 ;
W. H. Bidwell, editor ; E. R. Pelton, pub-
lisher ; circulation G 1 ; office 25 Bond street.
ECIiECTIC MEDICAL. AND SUR-
GICAL. JOURNAL.; monthly; medical;
one hundred and four pages octavo ; subscrip-
tion $2 ; established 1874 ; Edward N. Fish-
blatt, M. D., editor and publisher ; circula-
tion H 1 ; office 133 East 36th street.
ELi COMERCIO; monthly; Spanish;
commercial ; twelve pages ; size of page
12x17 ; subscription $2 50 ; established 1875 ;
Clark & Belcher, editors and publishers ; cii'-
culation 1 1 ; office 194 Broadway.
EL. ESPEJO ; monthly ; Spanish ;
twenty-four pages ; size of page 16x22 ; sub-
scription $3 ; established 1865 ; William J.
Cassard, editor and publisher ; circulation
X ; office 4 Cedar street.
ELITE FASHIONS; monthly ;
fashions ; thirty-six pages ; size of page 10x13;
subscription $1 50; established 1876; Mrs. A.
Burdette Smith, editor and publisher ; office
16 East 14th street.
EVOLUTION; monthly ; twenty-
four pages; size of page 10x14; subscription
$2 ; established 1877 ; Asa K. Butts, publisher ;
circulation I 1 ; office 9 Dey street.
FAMILY JOURNAL; monthly; liter-
ary ; eight pages ; size 28x42 ; subscription
?!l ; established 1873 ; Family Journal Pub-
ishing Co., editors and publishers; circula-
tion F F ; office 9 Dev street.
FARMERS' STATION RECORD;
monthly ; agricultural ; sixteen pages ; size
26x42 ; subscription .$1 ; established 1879 ;
Conrad Wilson, editor ; Farmers' Publishing
Co, publishers ; office 61 Hudson street.
FIELD GLASS; monthly ; twenty
pages ; size of page 8x12; subscription .$1 50;
established 1879; Hartley & Graham, jjub-
lishers ; circulation I ; office 17 Maiden Lane.
FIRE RECORD ; monthly ; twelve
pages ; size of page 11x16 ; subscription 50cts.;
established 1871 ; Fred. J. Miller, editor and
publisher ; circ'n G 1 ; office 72 Maiden Lane.
FIRESIDE MONTHLY; literary ; one
hundred and two pages ; size of page 8x11 ;
subscription $1 50 ; established 1878 ; Leslie &
Co., publishers ; circ'n E E ; office 116 Duane st.
FLORIDA NEW^ YORKER. H
FOREIGN MISSIONARY OF THE
PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH; month
Iv; Presbyterian; thirty-eight pages octavo;
subscription $1 ; established 1842; Board of
Foreign Mlssions-.editors and publishers ; does
not insert advertisements ; office 23 Centre st.
FRANK LESLIE'S BUDGET;
monthly ; literary ; one hundred pages ; size
of page 8x11 ; subscription .$1 50 ; established
1878 ; Frank Leslie, publisher ; circulation D ;
office 53, 55 and 57 Park Place.
FRANK LESLIE'S CHATTER-
BOX; monthly ; juvenile ; fifty-two pages ;
size of page 7x10 ; subscription $\ ; estab-
lished 1878 ; Frank Leslie, publisher ; office 53,
55 and 57 Park Place.
FRANK LESLIE'S LADY'S MAG-
AZINE ; monthly; literary; illustrated
fashions ; seventy -six pages ; size of page
9x12; subscription $3 50; established 1838;
Frank Leslie, editor and publisher ; circula-
tion F ; office 53, 55 and 57 Park Place.
FRANK LESLIE'S PLEASANT
HOURS; monthly; eighty-four pages:
size of page 7x10 ; subscription $1 50 ; estab-
lished 18G5; Frank Leslie, editor and pub-
lisher ; circulation F F 1 ; office 53, 55 and 57
Park Place.
NEW YORK.
FRANK LESLIE'S POPULAR
MONTHLY; literary; one hundred and
forty-two pages ; size of page 8x11 ; .sub-
scription $3; established 1876; Frank Les-
lie, editor and publisher ; circulation B B 1 ;
office 53, 55 and 57 Park Place.
FRANK LESLIE'S SUNDAY
MAGAZINE; monthly; non-.sectariau ;
one hundred and thirty-two pages ; size of
page 8x11; subscription $3; established 1877;
Frank Leslie, publisher ; circulation D 1 ; of-
fice 53, 55 and 57 Park Place.
Fl RNISHING GOODS TRADE
REVIEW ; monthly ; commercial ; twenty-
four pages; size of page 9x12; subscription
$1 ; established 1878 ; circulation J J 1 : office
23 Murrav street.
GAILLARD'S MEDICAL JOUR-
NAL; monthly; medical ; one hundred and
sixty-two pages octavo ; subscription $5 ; es-
tablished 1854; E. S Gaillard, M. D., editor
and publisher ; circulation I ; office 123 East
46th street.
GERMAN AND AMERICAN
BREWERS' JOURNAL AND MALT
AND HOP TRADES REPORTER ;
monthly ; English and German ; commercial ;
scientific ; sixty pages ; size of page 10x13 ;
subscription $5 ; established 1876 ; A. E. Tovey,
editor and publisher ; circulation I ; office 24
GRAND ARMY GAZETTE AND
NATIONAL GUARDSMAN; monthly;
eight pages ; size 26x38 ; subscription $1 ; es-
tablished 1873; J. A. Joel, editor and pub-
lisher ; circulation G 1 ; office 84 Nassau street..
GROWING WORLD; monthly; lit
erary ; natural history ; eight pages ; size
20x28 ; subscription 75 cents ; established 1875 ;
John R. Coryell, editor and publisher ; office
61 Broadway. Buna fide list April, 1880, 2,3(,0.
Will issue average of 10,000 during summer.
GUIDE TO HOLINESS; monthly;
thirty-six pages octavo ; subscription $1 ; es-
tablished 1835; W. C. Palmer, editor and
publisher ; does not insert advertisements ;
office 43 Bible House.
HALL'S JOURNAL OF
HEALTH; monthly; medical; thirty-six
pages octavo; subscription $1 50; established
18.53 ; E. H. Gibbs, A. M., M. D., editor and pub
lisher ; circulation J ; office 141 Eighth street.
HARNESS AND CARRIAGE
JOURNAL; monthly; commercial; twen-
ty-eight pages; size of page 10x14; sub.scrip-
tion .$3 ; established 1836 ; Root & Tinker, pub-
lishers ; circulation H ; office 86 Duane st.
HARPER'S NEW MAGAZINE !
monthly ; literary ; one hundred antl sixty-
eight pages octavo ; subscription $4 ; estab-
lished 1849; Harper & Brothers, editors and
publishers; does not insert advertisements;
office Franklin Square.
HAT, CAP AND FUR TRADE RE-
VIEW ; monthly ; commercial ; forty-four
pages ; size of page 8x12 ; subscription |3 ; es-
tablished 1873 ; P. Stallkuecht, editor and pub-
lisher; circulation H H ; office 38 Howard St.
HAUS UND HERD ; (see Cincinnati,
Ohio).
HEIRATHS ANZEIGER; monthly;
German ; matrimonial ; eight pages ; size
of page 8x11; subscription 50 cents; estab-
lished 1874 ; Wm. Raich, editor and publish-
er ; circulation H ; office 251 William street.
HERALD OF HEALTH ; monthly :
medical ; twentv-eight pages octavo ; sub-
scription .$1 ; established 1846 ; M. L. Holbrook ,
M. D., editor and publisher; circulation G;
office 13 and 15 Laight street.
HOME MISSIONARY ; monthly ;
thirty-two pages octavo; subscription 6D
cents ; established 1828 ; American Home Mis-
sionary Society, publishers; does not insert
advertisements ; office 34 Bible House.
HOMCEOPATHIC TIMES; monthly:
medical ; fifty-eight pages ; size of page 7x11;
subscription $3; established 1873; Egbert
I Guernsev, M. D., Alfred K. Hills, M. D., and J.
' B. Gilbert, M. D., editors and publishers ;.
I circulation J 1 ; office 18 W. 23d street.
1 HOUSE AND GARDEN.+t
AMERICAN NEWSPAPER DIRECTORY.
•2<JT
.V/:Tr YORK.
NEW YORK.
H0IJSEI10L.D JOURNAL.; (see Mon
treal. P. Q.)
HUB; mouthl}-; mechanics; fitty pages;
size of page 10x14; subscription S:3 ; e.staJ^lish
ed 1859 ; G. W. W. Houghton, editor ; Hub
PublLshing Co., publishers; circulation H 1;
office :»B Pearl street.
INDEX 3IEDICU!^ ; monthly; uinety-
two pages; size of page 7x10; subscription
S3; established 1879; Dr. John S. Billings
and Dr. Robert Fletcher, M. R. C. S., editors ;
F. Leypoldt, publisher ; circulation J ; office
13 and 15 Park Row.
TNDl STRIAI. MONTHIiYAND
C03I3IEKCIAL AND ??TATISTI-
CAIi REVIEW; monthly; commercial;
thirty-six pages ; size of page 8x11 ; subscrip-
tion §1 50; established 1880; Edward Young
& Co., editors and publishers; office 24 Ann
street
INDUSTRIAL NEWS AND IN-
VENTORS' <xUIDE ; monthly; mechan-
ics ; thirty-six pages ; size of page 10x12 ;
bubscription $2 ; established 1879 ; C. B. Nor-
ton, editor ; American Industrial Exhibit Co.,
(limited) publishers ; office 7:W Broadway.
INSURANCE AGE; monthly; insu-
rance ; fourty-four pages ; size of page 9x12 ;
subscription $3 ; established 1873 ; Matthew
Griffin, editor and publisher; circulation
I ; office 176 Broadway.
INSURANCE CRITIC; monthly; in
surance ; thirty pages ; size of page 9x12 ; sub-
scription $3; established 1874; Insurance
Critic Co., publishers; Gi?orge W. Corliss,
manager ; circulation G ; office 2tJ6 Broad-
way ; branch office at Chicago, 111.
INSURANCE LAW JOURNAL ;
monthly ; legal ; eighty-four pages octavo ;
subscription $5 ; established 1871 ; C. C. Hine,
editor and publisher ; does not Insert adver-
tisements ; office 161 Broadway.
INSURANCE MONITOR ; monthly ;
fifty-two pages ; size of page 9x12 ; subscrip-
tion $S 25 ; established 185:3 ; C. C. Hlne, editor
iuid publisher ; circulation H H 1 ; office 161
Broadway.
INSURANX'E TIMES; monthly; In-
surance; seventy-four pages; .size of page
9x12; subscription $:l; established 1868;
Stephen English, editor and publisher ; circu-
lation J 1 ; office 137 Broadway.
INTERNATIONAL REVIEW;
monthly ; one hundred and twelve pages
octavo; subscription §5 ; established 1874; A.
S. Barnes & Co., editors and publishers; cir-
culation H: office 111 and 113 William street.
JEWELER'S CIRCl LAR AND
HOROLOGICAL REVIEW; months-
mechanics; seventy-six pages; size of page
10x13 ; subscription S2 ; establLshed 1870 ; D. H.
Hopkinson, editor and publisher ; circulation
H H 1 : office 42 Nassau street.
JOHNSTON'S DENTAL MISCEL-
LANY ; monthly; dental; seventy-two
pages octavo ; subscription §2 50 ; established
1873 ; Johnston Brothers, editors and publish-
ers ; circulation J J ; office 1260 Broadway.
JOURNAL FOR THE STATION-
ERY TRADE: monthly; commercial;
thirtv-eight pages; size of page 7x10; sub-
scription .$1 ; established 1878 ;E. B. Wicks,
editor; Chamberlin, Whitmore & Co., pub-
lishers ; an advertising sheet ; office 45 Beek-
man street.
KIND WORDS; monthly: four pages ;
size 14x22 ; subscription :B5 cents ; established
1874 ; H. W. Adams, editor and publisher ; does
not insert advertisements ; office 2S Park
Row.
LADIES' FLORAL CABINET;
monthly; twentv-four pages; size of page
11x14 ; subscription §1 25 ; established 18?2 ;
Adams & Bishop, editors and publishers ; cir-
culation C 1 ; office 46 Beekman street.
LADY'S BAZAR; monthly; fashions;
eighty-four pages ; size of page 8x11 ; sub-
scription S2 ; established 1877 ; Leslie & Co.,
editors and publishers ; office 116 Duane st.
LA LLUMANERA ; monthly ; Catalan ;
eight pages : size 23x?>3 ; subscription S2 .50 ;
established 1874: Arthur Cuyas, editor and
publisher ; circ'h J 1 ; office 35 Broadway.
LEISURE HOURS; monthly ; literary ;
seventy pages octavo ; subscription $1 ; estab-
lished 1877; W. L. Mershon & Co., e<litors ami
publishers; circulation X; office 111 Broad-
lilBRARY MAGAZINE; monthly:
literary ; one hundred and forty six pages ;
size of page 5x7 ; subscription SI ; established
1879 ; American Book Exchange, publishers ;
John B. Alden, manager ; does not in.sert atl-
vertisements ; office Tribune Building.
LITERARY NEWS; monthly; thirty-
two pages; size of page 6x10; subscription
50 cents; established 1879; F. Leypoldt, editor
and publisher: office 13 and 15 Park Row.
LITTLE GEM AND AMERICAN
KINDERGARTEN; monthly; juvenile;,
literary ; twenty pages ; size of page 7x10 :
subscription SI ; established 1874; E. B. Grau
nis, editor and publisher ; circulation F ; office
22 Beekman street.
MAGAZINE OF AMERICAN HIS-
TORY; monthly ; American history ; .sixty-
four pages; size of page 7x10; subscription
$5; established 1876; John Austin Stevens,
editor ; A. S. Barnes & Co.. publishers ; circu-
lation I ; office 111 and 113 William street.
MAGAZINE OF ART; monthly ; illus-
trated ; forty-two pages; size of page 8x11;
established 1878; Cassell, Petter & Galpiu,.
publishers ; does not insert advertisements ;
office 596 Broadway.
MANIFACTURER AND BUILD-
ER ; monthly ; mechanics ; forty pages ; size
of pa^e 10x14; sub.scription §2; establLshed
1869 ; William H. Wahl, editor : H. N. Black,
publisher; circulation H 1; office 37 Park
Row.
MANIFACTURERS' REVIEW
AND INDUSTRIAL RECORD;
monthly; commercial; mechanics; twenty -
eight pages ; size of page 11x16 ; subscription
$1 .50; established 1868; J. M. Peters, editor;
Industrial Record Co., publLshei-s; cii'culatiou
I ; office 42 Cedar .street.
MEDICAL AND SURGICAL RE-
PORTER; monthly; medical; one hun-
dred pages octavo ; established 1879 ; Edward
N. Fishblatt, M. D., and Charles G. Polk, M. D.,
editors; Edward N. Fishblatt, publisher ; of-
fice IS? E. ;^th street.
MEDICAL ECLECTIC; monthly;
medical ; sixtv-eight pages octavo ; subscrip-
tion .S2; established 1874; Robert S. New-
ton, M. D., and Robert S. Newton, Jr., M. D.,.
editors ; Eclectic Medical College of the City
of New York, publishers ; circulation J 1 ;
office 19 E. ?2d street.
MEDICAL JOURNAL; monthly;
medical ; one hundred and forty-eight pages
octavo; subscription .§4; established 1865;
Jas. B. Hunter, M.D., editor; D. Appleton &
Co., publishers; circulation I 1; office 1, 3:
and 5 Bond .street.
MEDICAL TRIBUNE: monthly ;med
leal ; sixty pages octavo ; subsci-iption §2 ; es-
tablished 1879 ; Alexander Wilder, M. D.. F. A.
S., and Robert A. Gunn, M. D., editors; Mun-
roe & Metz, publishers; office 6<J John .street.
MILLINER; monthly ; fashions; twenty
pages ; size of page 10x13 ; subscription $:i ;
established 1873; Sharps Publishing Co., edi-
tors and publishers ; circulation G 1 ; office-
161 and 163 Franklin street.
MILLINERY TRADE REVIEW:
monthly ; commercial ; forty-four pages ; size
of page 10x12: subscription .$;3; established
1876 ; Henry A. Mariotte, editor and publisher ;
cii-culatioii I ; office 571 Broadway.
MIRROR OF FASHION; monthly;
fashions; eight pages; .size 16x24; subscrip
tion .«!5: established 1840; G.C.Scott, editor
and publisher ; circulation J ; office 732 Broad-
^'mORFORD'S new MAGAZINE:
monthly ; literary ; eighty pages octavo ; sub-
scription .«:2 ; established 1880; Henry Morford,.
editor and publisher, office 52 Broadway.
31 O R N I N G ; monthly • evangelical ;
twenty pages: .size of page 11x14: subscrip-
tion 7o cents ; established 1874; H. W. Adams,
editor and publisher ; circulation E ; office Si
Park Row. Subscription receipts average
?/5.S
GEO. r. ROWELL & CO'b
NEW YORK.
NEW YORK.
lately more than double last year. Actual
average rnuyiber of cojnes printed and circu-
lated of each issue during six months ending
^fay, 14,428. JIfaj/ issi/('18,0l0. Though hardlij
fix years old, this paper now enters the front
rank of religious journals, as probably not
ifver four or five in the uhole country exceed
it in number or character of circulation. So
highly ralued by xeideawake Christian people
that many copies are subscribed for and
loaned from, house to house until rrorn out.
(Offices also in Chicago and Cleveland.
MOKNINC^ LIGHT; monthly; evan-
Kelical ; illustrated ; eight pages ; size 15x21 ;
subscription — eight copies $1 ; American
Tract Society, publishers ; does not insert ad-
vertisements ; office 150 Nassau street.
MOTHEK'lS MAGAZINE; monthly;
forty pages octavo ; subscription $1 60 : es-
tablished 1833; E. T. Farr, publisher ; circula-
tion I ; office 5 Beekman street.
MUNSON'S PHONOGRAPHIC
NEWS; monthly; phonography; twenty
pages octavo; subscription $2; established
1876 ; James E. Munson, editor and publisher ;
l>rinted in phonographic characters ; does not
insert advertisements ; office Morse Building,
j'orner Nassau and Beekman streets.
MUSICAIi PROGRESS. H
NACHRICHTEN AIS AMERIKA;
monthly ; German ; eight pages ; size of page
12x18; subscription 50 cents; established 1876;
Wm. Raich, editor and publisher; circulation
H 1 ; office 251 William street.
NATIONAL, AGRIC'ITETURIST
AND WORKING FARMER; month
ly ; agricultural; sixteen pages; size 26x42;
subscription .$1 10; established 1848; Wm. L.
Allison, editor and publisher; circulation
O 1 ; office 128 Nassau street.
NATIONAL CAR-BUILDER;
monthly: mechanics; thirty-two pages ; size
of page 10x13 ; subscription $1 10 ; est^ablished
1870; circulation I; office 5 and 7 Dey street.
NATIONAL REPOSITORY ; (see
Cincinnati, Ouio).
NATIONAL TEMPERANCE AD-
VOCATE; monthly; temperance; twenty
pages ; size of page 10x14 ; subscription $1 ;
established 1866 ; J. N. Stearns and A. M. Pow-
ell, editors; National Temperance Society
and Publication House, publishers; J. N.
Stearns, manager ; circulation G 1 ; office 58
NEW REMEDIES; monthly; medical;
one hundred and twenty pages ; size of page
7x10; subscription $1 50; established 1872;
Fred. A. Castle, M. D., and Charles Rice, edi-
tors; Wm. Wood & Co., publishers ; circula-
tion G 1 ; office 27 Great Jones street.
NORTH AMERICAN REVIEW;
monthly ; one hundred and twenty pages oc
tavo ; subscription $5 ; established 1815 ; Allen
Thorndike Rice, editor; D. Appleton & Co.,
publishers ; circulation H H 1 ; office 549 and 551
Broadway.
ORPHEUS; monthly; music; twenty-
four pages; size of page 9x12; subscription
i!;l: established 1865; William A. Pond & Co.,
editors and publishers ; circulation H 1 ; office
25 Union Square.
OUR ANIMAL FRIENDS; monthly;
■t>ight pages; size2ox:33; subscription $1; es-
tablished 1875; George W. Johnston, editor
ajid publisher ; circulation H 1 ; office 687
Broadway.
OUR HOME; monthly; literary; thirty-
two pages; size of page 8x11; subscription
$1; established 1881); George H. Bladworth
& Co., editors and publishers ; office 56 Bible
House.
PAINTERS' MAGAZINE; monthly;
forty-four pages octavo; subscription $1 50;
established 1874; N. C. White, editor; William
O. Allison, publisher ; circulation H ; office 42
PAPER TRADE REPORTER;
monthly ; commercial ; twelve pages ; size of
page 10x14 ; subscription $1 ; established 1868 ;
Champion B ssell, editor; Home Book and
Publishing Co., publishers; circulation I;
Kffice .37 Dey street.
PARISH VISITOR; monthly; episco
pal ; four pages ; size 22x32 ; subscription 50
cents; established 1852; Rev. Reman Dyer.
D.D., editor; T. Whittaker, publisher; doee
not insert advertisements ; office 2 Bible
House.
PEN AND PLOW.H
PENMAN'S ART JOURNAL;
monthly ; caligraphy ; eight pages ; size
23x33; subscription $1; established 1877; D.
T. Ames, editor and publisher; circulation
H 1 : office 2il5 Broadway.
PET STOCK, PIGEON AND POUL-
TRY BULliETIN; monthly; poultry
raising; forty-two pages octavo ; subscription
$1 25; established lS7i); Associated Fanciers,
editors and publishers ; circulation J 1 ; office
62 Cortlandt street.
PHILANTHROPIST 5 monthly; elee
mosynary ; sixteen pages ; size of page 13x18 ;
subscription $1 ; established 1880; Rev. D. F.
Robertson, editor; Charles J. Westall, pub
Usher ; office 251 Broadway.
PHRENOLO(;iCAL JOURNAL
AND SCIENCE OF HEALTH; month
ly : phrenological ; sixty-eight pages octavo ;
suDscription $2 ; established 1815 ; H. S. Dray-
ton, A. M., editor; S. R. Wells & Co., pub
lishers ; circulation G 1 ; office 737 Broadway.
PHYSICIAN; monthly ; medical ;
seventy-eight pages octavo ; subscription $2;
established 1868; E. H. M. Sell, M. D., and
H. P. Gisborne, M. B., editors ; H. P. Gisborne.
M. B., publisher; circulation H H 1 ; office 196
Fulton street.
POPULAR SCIENCE MONTHIiY;
scientific ; one hundred and seventy-six pages
octavo; subscription $5; established 1850; E.
L. and W. J. Youmans, editors ; D. Appleton
& Co., publishers ; circulation F 1 ; office 1, 3
and 5 Bond street. The Popular Science
Monthly Supplement, one hundred and twelve
pages octavo, subscription $8, is also issued
simultaneously.
PRACTICAL AMERICAN; monthly;
scientific; twenty-four pages; size of page
10x13; sub.scription $1 50: established 1880;
P. H. Vander Weyde, M. u., editor and pub
lisher ; office .84 Park Row.
PREACHER AND IIOMILETIC
MONTHLY; non-sectarian; eightty two
pages octavo ; subscription .$2 .50 ; established
1876; Rev. I. K. Funk, editor; Religious News-
paper Agency, publishers ; does not insert
advertisements ; office 12 Dey street.
RAILROADER: (see Toledo, Ohio).
RECORD OF THE FIVE POINTS
HOUSE OF INDUSTRY; monthly;
twenty pages octavo ; subscription $1 ; estaTt)
lished 1857; W. F. Barnard, editor and pub
lisher : circ'n H 1 ; office 155 Worth street.
REGISTER OF THE AMERICAN
CHURCH MISSIONARY SOCIETY;
monthly ; episcopal ; four pages : size 17x28 ;
subscription 30 cents ; established 1865 ; R^v.
William A. Newbold, editor ; American
Church Missionary Society, publishers : clr
culation G ; office 3 Bible House.
REVISTA AGRICOLA E INDUS-
TRIAL; monthly ; Spanish ; sixteen pages ;
size of page 11x16; subscription $1 ; estab
lished 1879; R. de C. Palomino, Jr., and Dr.
Jose J. Luis, editors and publishers ; office 40
and 42 Broadway.
R H O D E S' JOURNAL; monthlv ;
financial ; ninety-two pages octavo ; subscrip-
tion $5 ; establisheo 1875 ; Emerson W. Keyee,
editor; Bradford Rhodes & Co., publishers;
circulation H ; office 13 Spruce street. A
weekly issue, eight pages octavo, is Issued
to the subscribers to the magazine.
SAILORS' MAGAZINE; monthly;
evangelical ; thirty-six pages octavo ; sub-
scription $1 ; established 1829 ; Rev. S. H.
Hall, D. D., editor; American Seamen'e
Friend Society, publishers ; circulation 6 1 ;
office 81) Wall street.
ST. NICHOIiAS; monthly; juvenile;
literary ; illustrated ; eighty-eight pages ; size
of page 7x10; subscription $3; established
1873 ; Mary Mapes Dodge, editor ; Scribner &
Co., publishers ; circulation B B 1 ; office 743
and 745 Bre)adway.
AMERICAN' N'KWSPAl^EK DIRECTORY.
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NEW YORK.
NEW YORK.
SANITARIAN; mouthly; m€Hlical ;
alxty-six passes octavo ; subscription $3 ; es-
tabllslied 1873 ; A. N. Bell, M. D., editor and
publisher ; circulation H 1 ; office 3 Spruce
SCHOLAR'S COMPANION; mouth
ly ; educational ; eight pages ; size 22x30 ; sub-
scription 50 cents ; established 137T ; Amos M.
Kellogg, editor ; Edward L. Kellogg & Co.,
publishers ; circulation D ; office 17 Warren
SCHUETZEN UND JAGD ZEIT-
UNG; montnly; German; sportmg ; eight
pages; size of page 11x14; subscription §1 50;
established 1873 ; Gustav Lauter, editor and
publisher ; circulation I ; office 61 Ann street.
SCRIBNER'S illONTHI^Y; Uterary ;
one hundred and sixty pages ; size of page
7x10 ; subscription .^ ; established 1870 ; J. U.
Holland, editor-in-chief ; Scribner & Co., pub-
lishers ; cii-culatiou A 1 ; office 74;3 and 745
^SEWING MACHINE JOURNAL;
monthly; mechanics; eight pages ; size
•24x38 ; subscription fl 25 ; established 18.3 ; C.
A. Loveioy, editor and puljUsher ; circulation
Q G ; office 73 Bible House.
SEWING MACHINE NEWS; month
ly ; twenty pages ; size of page 12x18 ; sub-
scription $1 ; establLshed 1877 ; Charles W.
Handy, editor and publisher; circulation
H H 1 ; office 119 Nassau street.
SHELTERING ARMS; monthly; elee-
mosynary ; sixteen pages ; size of page 10x14 ;
subscription $1 ; established 186S ; Sheltering
Arms, editors and publLshei-s ; Wm. H. Clark,
business manager ; circulation F ; office
Tenth avenue and 129 th street.
SOUTH; monthly; twenty-four pages;
size of page 11x16; subscription $150; estab-
lished 1871 ; S'juth Pu))llshlng Co.. editors and
publishers ; circulation X ; office 9 Spruce
strGPt
SPEC-TATOR; monthly; Insurance;
eighty-four pagas ; size of page 10x13 ; sub-
scription $:3 ; established 1367 ; Spectator Co.,
editors and publishers ; circulation H 1 ;
office 16 Dev street ; branch office Chicago, 111.
SPIRIT OF MISSIONS; monthly;
episcopal; forty pages octavo; subscrip-
ption $1 55 ; Rev. A. T. Twing, editor ; Board
of Missions, publLshers ; circulation G 1 ;
office 22 and 23 Bible House.
^OT'^ARE W
STUDENT'S JOURNAL; monthly;
educational ; sixteen pages ; size of page
10x12 ; subscription .$2 ; established 1872 ; An-
drew J. Graham, editor and publisher ; does
not insert advertisements ; office 69 and 71
Bible House. ^
SUNDAY SCHOOL JOURNAL;
monthly; evangelical; thii-ty-six pages oc-
tavo ; subscription 65 cents ; established 1869 ;
Rev. J. H. Vincent, editor ; Phillips & Hunt,
publishers ; clrc'n A 1 ; office 833 Broadway.
TAILORS' REVIEW; monthly ; fa.sh-
lons ; t%venty pages ; size of page 8x11 ; sub-
scription S3 ; R. S. OLoughliu, editor ; E. But-
terick & Co., publishers; circulation I I : of-
fice 555 Broadway.
TEACHERS' INSTITUTE; monthly;
educational ; sixteen pages ; size 30x44 ; sub-
scription SI ; established 1873 ; E. L. Kellogg
& Co., editors and publishers; cii-culation
F F ; office 17 Warren street.
TRANSACTIONS OF THE AMER-
CAN SOCIETY OF CIVIL ENGI-
NEERS; mouthly; engineering; eighty-
two pages octavo ; established 1871 ; edited
by the Secretary of, and published by the
American Society of Civil Engineers; office
104 East 20th street.
TRUE CITIZEX; monthly ; twenty-four
pages ; size of page 8x12 ; subscription $1 ; es-
tablished 1877 ; New York Mercantile Journal
Co., editors and publishers ; circulation J 1 ;
office 350 Pearl street.
UNDERWRITER; monthly; insur
auce ; forty-eight pages ; size of page 9x11 ;
subscription .$5 ; establLshed 1856 ; A. D. Brig-
ham, editor ; Underwriter Printing and Pub-
lishing Co., pubUshers; circulation J ; office 89
Liberty street.
UNION IN CHRIST; monthly; un.seo-
tarian ; eight pag&s ; size 23x3:3 ; subscription
50 cents ; established 1875 ; H. A. King, editor;^
Union Missionary Society, publLshers ; circu
lation G ; office 17 Bible Hou.se.
U. S. BATTLE FLAG.+t
UNITED STATES INSURANCE.
GAZETTE AND MACiAZlNE; month
ly ; insurance ; seventy-six pages octavo ; sub-
scription .$5 ; establLshed 18.34 ; Gilbert E. Cur-
rie, editor and publisher ; circulation .J ;
office 153 Broadway.
VAN NOSTRAND'S ENGINEER-
ING M A GA Z I N E ; monthly ; mechanics ;
science ; one hundred pages ; size of page 7x10 ;
subscription .$5 ; established 1869 ; D. Van Nos
trand, editor and publisher ; inserts no adver
tisements excepting those of a scientific or
mechanical character ; circulation J 1 ; offlco
23 Murray street.
VOICE FROM THE OLD BREW-
ERY; monthly; evangelical ; four pages ;
size 14x21 ; subscription 25 cents ; establishefl
1361 ; C. S. Brown, editor ; Ladies Home Mis
sionary Society, publLshers ; circulation G 1 ;
office 61 Park street.
WALLACE'S MONTHLY; live
stock ; eighty-six pages octavo ; suljscrij)-
tion $3 ; established 1875 ; John H. Wallace,
editor and publisher ; circulation H 1 ; ©fflco
212 Broadway.
WA RINGS' X. Y. Z. RAILWAY
Gl'IDE; monthly ; one hundred and thirty
eight pages octavo ; subscription $2 ; estab
ILshed 1879; X. Y. Z. Publishing Co., pubUsh-
ers ; office 16 Dey street.
WATER, GAS AND STEAM; month
ly ; scientific ; commercial ; sixteen page^ ;
size of page 10x14 ; subscription $2 ; establish-
ed 1877 ; Champion BLssell, editor ; Home Book
and PublLshing Co., publLshers ; circulation
H 1 ; office .37 Dey street.
WESTERN BREWER AND JOUR-
NAL OF THE BARLEY, MALT AND
HOP TRADES; (see Chicago, 111.)
WIDOW'S GUIDE; monthly; matri-
monial; eight pages; size of page 8x11 ; sub-
scription 50 cents ; established 1874; Williara
Raich, editor and publisher; circulation I 1 ;
office 251 William street.
WOOD'S HOUSEHOLD ADVO-
CATE; monthly; literary; sixteen pages;
size;i3x46; sub.scription 75 cents; establLshed
1867 ; S. S. Wood, editor and publisher ; office-
252 Broadway.
WORLD OF FASHION; monthly;
fashions; sixteen pages ; .size 31x44; subscrip-
tion ^2; e.stablished 1879; World of Fashion
Publishing Co.. publLshers; office 1266 Broad
wav.
YOUNG CATHOLIC ; monthly; eight
pages ; .size of page lOx 14 ; subscription $2 12
for five copies ; established 1870 ; Rev. I. T.
Hecker, editor ; Catholic Publication Society
Co., publishers; circulation D D; office 9
Barclay .sti-eet.
YOUNG ISRAEL. t+
YOUNG SCIENTIST ; monthly; .scien-
tific ; juvenile ; twenty-four pages octavo ;;
subscription 50 cents ; established 1878 ; Indus-
trial Publication Co., editors and publishers ;
circulation F 1 ; office 14 Dey street.
YOUTH'S TEMPERANCE BAN-
NER ; monthly ; temperance ; four pages ;.
size 14x20; subscription 25 cents; established
1865; National Temperance Society and Pub-
lication House, publishers ; J. N. Stearns,
agent ; does not insert advertisements ; office
58 Reade street.
AMERICAN CHURCH REVIEW ;
(see Newark, N. .J.)
ARCHIVES OF 3IEDTCINE ; bi
monthly ; medical ; one hundred and fifty
six pages octavo; subscription .$3; estab
lished 1879; E. C. Seguin, M. D., editor; G. P.
Putnam's Sons, publishei-s ; circulation .J :
office 182 Fifth avenue.
CHROMATIC ART MAGAZINE ;
bi-monthly; typographical; twenty pages;
size of page 11x14; subscription $1 ; estab-
lished 1879; John Henry, editor and pub
Usher ; office 9 Spruce street.
-270
GEO. P. ROWELL & GO'S
NEW YORK.
FUR, FIN AND FEATHER ; bi
monthly ; sporting ; two hundred and ten
pages octavo ; subscription $S ; established
1868; Charles Suydam, editor and publisher;
circulation G 1 ; office 92 Chambers street.
PRINCETON REVIEW ; bimonthly;
three hundred and sixteen pages; size of
page 7x10 ; subscription $2 ; established 1835 ;
•does not insert advertisements ; office 37
Park Row.
AMERICAN (GARDEN ; quarterly;
floricultural ; twelve pages ; size of page
10x12 ; subscription 25 cents ; established 1874 ;
Beach, Son & Co., publishers ; an advertising
sheet ; office 7 Barclay street.
AMERICAN JOURNAI. OF ELEC-
TROLOGY AND NELKOLOGY;
quarterly ; eighty-eight pages octavo ; sub-
scription $2 ; establishecf 1879 ; John Butler,
M. D., editor ; Boericke & Tafel, publishers ;
■office 145 Grand street.
AMERICAN JOURNAL. OF OB-
STETRICS; quarterly; medical; two
hundred and forty-two pages octavo; sub-
scription $5 ; established 1867 ; Paul F. Munde,
M. D., editor; Wm. Wood & Co., publishers;
•circulation H ; office 27 Great Jones street.
AMERICAN JOURNAL OF OTOL-
OGY ; quarterly ; physiological acoustics ;
aural surgery; ninety -four pages octavo;
subscription $3 ; established 1879 ; Clarence
J. Blake, M. D., editor; William Wood & Co.,
PTiblishers ; office 27 Great Jones street.
AMERICAN LIFE ASSURANCE
MAGAZINE AND JOURNAL OF
ACTUARIES ; quarterly; life assurance;
•eightv-four pages octavo ; subscription $2 ; es-
tablished I860; G. E. Currie, editor and pub-
lisher ; circulation K ; office 153 Broadway.
AMERICAN YACHT REGISTER
AND QUARTERLY REPORTER;
yachting; eighty pages octavo; established
1879; A. P. Bliven, editor; Bliven, Barrows &
Co., publishers ; office 116 Wall street.
ARCHIVES OF OPHTHALMOL-
OGY; quarterly; ophthalmic surgery; one
hundred and fifty-eight pages octavo; sub-
scription $4 ; established 1879 ; Dr. H. Knapp,
editor ; G. P. Putnam's Sons, publishers ;
circulation K ; office 182 Fifth avenue.
CANCER JOURNAL; quarterly ;
medical; fifty-two pages octavo; subscrip-
tion $1 ; established 1877 ; Robert S. Newton,
M. D., and Robert S. Newton, Jr., M. D., edi-
tors; Robert S. Newton, M. D., publisher; cir-
culation K 1 ; office 19 East 32d street.
EHRICHS' FASHION QUARTER-
LY Y; fashions; one hundred and sixteen
pages; size of page 9x12; subscription 50
•cents; established 1875; Ehrich Bros., edi-
tors and publishers; office 287 to 295 Eighth
avenue.
METHODIST REVIEW; quarterly;
methodist; two hundred and twenty pages
octavo ; subscription $2 50 ; established 1819 ;
D. D. Whedon, LL.D., editor ; Phillips & Hunt,
publishers ; circ'n H 1 ; office 805 Broadway.
MUSICAL MONITOR; quarterly;
sixteen pages ; size of page 9x13 ; subscription
75 cents : established 1875 ; John F. Stratton &
Co., editors and publishers; an advertising
sheet ; office 55 Maiden Lane.
NAbPIONAL REVIEW; quarterly;
two Imndred and forty pages octavo; sub-
scription $4; established 1860; David A.
Gorton, M. D., and Charles H. Woodman,
editors; David A. Gorton & Co., publishei's;
circulation J 1 ; office 51 Maiden Lane.
ORIENTAL CHURCH MAGA-
ZINE; quarterly; orthodox Greek church;
eighty-six pages octavo; subscription $2;
established 1879; Rev. Nicholas Bjerring,
editor and publisher ; does not insert adver-
tisements ; office 951 Second avenue.
PRESBYTERIAN REVIEW ; quar-
terly ; presbyterian ; two hundred and
twenty-four pages; size of page 7x10; sub-
scription $3; established 1880; Archibald A.
Hodge and Charles A. Briggs, editors ; Pres-
byterian Review Association, publishers ;
office 900 Broadway.
SMITH'S ILLUSTRATED PAT-
TERN BAZAR; quarterly; fashions;
NEW YORK.
fifty-two pages ; size of page 10x13; subscrip-
tion .fl 10; established 1871 ; Mrs. A. Burdette
Smith, editor and publisher; office 16 Bast
I4th street.
TYPOGRAPHIC MESSENGER ;
quarterly; twelve pages; size of page 10x13;
subscription $1 ; established 1865 ; Thos. G.
Wilson, editor ; James Conner's Sons, publish-
ers ; an advertising sheet ; office 28 Centre st.
NEW YORK MILLS, Oneida Co.,
2,500t pop., on Erie Canal, near N. Y. Cen-
tral Rd., 4 m. from Utica. Large cotton
factories. In farming disti'ict.
TIMES ; Tfiursdays ; four pages ; size
19x27 ; subscription $1 ; established 1879 ; J. S.
Griffith, editor and publisher ; circulation K.
NIAGARA FALLS, magara Co.,
3,600+ pop., on Niagara r., near the Falls, 22
m. from Buffalo. A place of summer re-
sort. Noted for its scenery.
GAZETTE; Wednesdays; republican;
four pages ; size 24x36 ; subscription .$1 5<"i ;
established 1854; William Pool, editor and
publisher; circulation K 1.
NICHOLVILLE, St. Lawrence Co.,
4001" pop., on East branch of St. Regis r.
HERALD ; Saturdays; independent;
four pages ; size 28x44 ; subscription $2 ; es-
tablished 18?2; A. N. Merchant, editor and
publisher ; cii'culation K ; printed at the office
of the Democrat and Sentinel, Burlington, Vt.
NORTHPORT, Suffolk Co., 2,000t
pop., on Port Jefferson branch of the L. I.
Rd., 40 m. from New York. Possesses a fine
harbor. Engaged in ship biiilding and gen-
eral country mercantile pursuits ; in an ag-
ricultural country.
SUFFOLK CO. JOURNAL ; Satur
days ; eight pages ; size 28x.38 ; subscription
.$1 ; established 1874 ; B. T. Robbins, editor ;
Journal Publishing and Printing Co., pub-
lishers ; circulation K 1.
NORWICH, C. H., Chenango Co.,
5,000+ pop., on Chenango r., and New York
& Oswego Midland, the Delaware, Lacka-
wanna & Western Rds., 40 m. from Bing-
hamton, 50 from Utica, Engaged in manu-
factures.
CHENANGO TELEGRAPH; semi
weekly, Wednesdays and Saturdays ; repub-
lican ; four pages ; size 26x40 ; subscription
$2 50; established 1829; R. G. Berry & Co.,
editors and publishers ; circulation L
CHENANGO UNION; Thursdays ; dem-
ocratic ; four pages ; size 28x46 ; subscription
$2; established 1847; G. H. Manning, editor
and publisher ; circulation H.
SENTINEL; Fridays; four pages; size
24x36 ; subscription $1 ; established 1878 ; John
F. Seaman, editor and publisher; circ'n K 1.
NORWOOD, St. Lawrence Co., l,460t
pop., on Racket r.; terminus of br. of R. W,
& O. R., and on O. & L. C. Rds. Good water
power. Has lumber and other manufac-
tures. Farming district.
NEWS ; Tuesdays ; republican ; four
pages ; size 24x35 ; subscription $1 ; establish-
ed 1878 ; B. G. Parker, editor and publisher ;
circulation K K.
NUNSA, Livingston Co., l,575t pop.,
2)4, m. from line of Buffalo division of Erie
Rd., and 67 from Buffalo. Engaged in manu-
factures.
NEWS ; Saturdays ; republican ; four
ages ; size 26x40 ; subscription $2 ; estab-
ished 1859 ; C. K. Sandei-s, editor and pub-
lisher ; circulation J 1.
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NEW YORK.
KCUL Rocldand Co., 3,433 pop., on
son r.'and terminus of Northern New
eyRd.,-29m.from New York. Largest
ige in Rockland County.
„ ,r » V « r ' n TT N T K Y ; Fridays ;
ratNvackandPiennon^
*„o^V«iyf. 24x36; subscription SI M,
Sed'l879; Horace G. Knapp, editor;
Onderdonk, publisher. . ^ . s^tur-
STdit'orlAd^pubSer ; circulation
^DENSBURGH, St. Lawrence Co
000+ pop., on St. Lawrence r., -t mouth of
wegatchie, and at terminus of Ogden.
irgh & Lake Champlain, Rome, Water
.^^l & Ogdensburgh and Utica & Block
iver Rds. Engaged in commerce and
tanufactm-iug.
rtTTitX\T.- every morning except Sun-
x' Wec?nes^la^i ; Vepiiblican; four pages;
5"%l&yT8f ^ImS: SiClton & Pal-
'r editors and publishers; circulation-
i^i V \ ^rv^' ^Thursdays ; democratic ;
^.DVA^CE, inurhurt , ^ ^^
Sis«Vsif Se F^Darr^ow, editor and
|^?'£'AWREXCe'- REPUBLICAN;
>e Journal).
TFAN Cattaraugus Co., 1,327 pop.,
on AllTghany r., at Junction of Biiffalo, New
York & Philadelphia Rd. with Erie Rd., 69 m.
from Buffalo. Has considerable oil and
manufacturing business. Situated in a
dairying region. c„nrlay
FTTivfV^' eyerv afternoon except Sunaaj ,
md publishers ; circulation 1 1.
"^-NFIDA Madison Co., 3,289t pop., m
iSnox township, at intersection of New
York Central Rd. with New York & Oswego
Midland Rd.,26 m. from Syracuse, 27 from
Utica and 12 from Rome. Centre of an ag-
ricultural and hop-growing district.
publishers ; circulation 1 1.
ONEONTA, Otsego Co., 3,000t pop.,
on Susquehanna r. and Albany & Susque^
I hanna Rd., 82 m. from Albany, 60 from
i Binghamton. Engaged in manufactures
Albany & Susquehanna Rd. machine shops
located here.
HFR\I.D AND DE3IOC RAT: Fri
da"^ repu"ic^; four pages; size 28x46,
publishers ; circulation K 1.
ORISKANY FALLS, Onekla Co.,
8m pop., on Utica, Clinton & Binghamton
Rd 18 m. S. of Utica, and on Chenango
canal. Has woolen mills, brewery, flouring
mills, and is in a hop-raising district.
VT7 \VS • Thursdays ; four pages ; size 20x26 ;
subs^Hp?ion sT; es?ablishe(l 1869 ; Frederick
G. Willard, editor and publisher.
OSWEGO, C. U; Oswego Co., 22,280t
pop on Oswego canal and Oswego r., at its
entrance to Lake Ontario, and terminus of
four important railroads. Has extensive
commerce, flour being one of the princi-
pal articles of trade. Manufactures are
carried on here, river furnishing power.
Leading lake port for grain and lumber,
o * T T A TITT^'VI : every evening except
Smida^- a?d"'wkEK£Y, Wednesdays;
democr'atic; four P^Sff;' JlfiiTT-^S^^y^v^ekfy
,iT£.otiv 9«y41 • subscription — claiij 50, «eeKiY
«1 • Stabltshed-dai weekly 181?; Pal-
Sdium Printing Co.,' editors and publishers ;
Src lation-daily J J 1, weekly 1 1.
TIIIES; every evening except Sunday,
andWEEKLiY, Wednesdays; republican;
daily foiirpE^es weekly eight pages ; size
~3i^^iiv24xS6 weekly 30x44 ; subscnption-
^ly-S6 weekly $1 50; established 1844; Os-
wego PubUshini Co., editors and publishers ;
'''ii^iTGO^Wo. VuNf •Sa'Jidays ; f our
na^es- size 24x367 subscription $1 50; estab-
lilfild 1877; A. White, editor and publisher;
circulation J.
OVID C. H., Seneca Co., SOOf pop., be-
tween Seneca and Cayuga Lakes, about 20
m. S. of Waterloo.
TvmrPENDENT: Wednesdays; inde-
neml?nt four pages size 26x40; subscrip-
K|l 75; established 1873: O.C.Cooper, e<fi-
tor and publisher ; circulation K 1.
OWEGO, C. H., Tioga Co., .5,246t pop.,
250 m. W. of New York city, on N. Y., L. E.
& Western and D. L. & W. and Southern
Central Rds., and Owego r., at its junction
with the Susquehanna. Engaged in manu-
factures and lumber trade.
RliADE; Thursdays; independent-repub-
lican-four pages ; size 24x35 ; subscription .?1 ;
Siishedl879 ; McCormick & Young, editors
"^ GAZETTE; Thursdays; .democratic;
four mges; ^ze 28x44; subscription $2 ; es-
fabUshlfl 1813; Beebe & Kingman, e(^tqrs
nml nublishei-s ; circulation I I. Official
Ifler^Xvnaml county; the oldest fanuly
nefvspaher in Southern New York; the only
democratic journal published at the county
statin Tioga county, in lohich county eight
otherlapers are published, and therefore the
most valuable advertising medium
TIMESr .Thursdays^ repuW^ican ;^ four
n-Jges^^fi'e 30xr6Tsubscription" $2jo ; estab-
lithldl853i William Smyth & Son, editors and
P^$IOG'r'CO?RECORD; Saturdays; in-
depeSgnt Ho^y pages ; size 26^40 ;|ut,scng_
tion $2; established lb<l ; C. H. Keeiei, ecu
tor and publisher ; cu-culation J 1.
OXFORD, Chenango Co., 2>,^m pop.,
on Chenango r. and canal; New York &
Oswego Midland Rd., and Delaware, Lacka-
wanna & Western Rd. (Utica branch), m m.
VJ72
GEO. P. ROWELL & CO'.S
NEW YORK.
from Biiighamton, 6J from Utlca. Centre of
a rich agricultural district, aud somewhat
engaged In manufacturing.
TIMES; Wednesdays; republican; four
ages ; size 24x39 ; subscription $1 fi) ; estal)-
shed 1838 ; J. B. Galpin, editor and publislier ;
circulation J.
PALMYRA, mnjne Co., 3,000t pop.,
on Erie Canal and line of New Yorli Central
Rd., 22 m. from Rocliester.
COURIER; Fridays; republican; four
ages; size 28x42; su))Scription §1 5U; estab-
NEky' lOUK.
lisfied 18:^ ; E. S. Averlli, editor and publisher ;
circulation J 1.
AVAYNE CO. JOURNAL; Thursdays;
republican ; four pages ; size 28x44 ; subscrip-
tion $1 5D; established 1871; Fred. W. dem-
ons, editor and i)u1)lisher ; circulation J J 1.
FRUIT RECORDER; monthly; agri
cultural ; sixteen pages ; size 28x42 ; sub-
scription .$1 ; established 1869 ; A. M. Purdy,
editor and publisher ; circulation X. Dated
at Rochester.
PANAMA, Chautauqua Co.
HERALD; Fridays; eight pages; size
26x4i) ; subscription SI ; established 1879 ; E. J.
Swetland, editor; Herald Publishing Co.,
publlshei's ; circvilatiou K.
PARISH, Osioego Co.
MIRROR ; Saturdays; four pages; size
24x36 ; subscription $1 50 ; established 1874 ; A.
White, editor and publisher ; printed at the
office of the Oswego Sun.
PATCHOGUE, Suffolk Co., 2,5oot
pop. Engaged in fishing, oysterlng and gen-
eral manufacturing. About 60 m. E. of New
York.
ADVANCE; Satui-days ; Independent;
four pages; size 26x40; subscription $1 50:
established 1S71 ; T. S. Heatley, editor and
publisher ; circulation J J.
PAWLING, Dutchess Co., 1,743 pop.,
on Harlem Rd., 67 m. N. of New York.
PIONEER; Thursdays; four pages;
size 22x31 ; subscription $1 50 ; established
1870 ; P. H. Smith, editor aud publisher ; circu-
lation K.
PEEKSKILL, Westchester Co., 7,000t
pop., on Hudson r. and Hudson R. Rd., 48
m. from New York. Several Iron foundries
are located here, and give employment to a
large number of men.
BLADE; Tuesdays; Independent; four
pages ; size 24x36 ; subscription $1 ; estab-
lished 1878; W. H. Brown, editor and pub-
lisher ; circulation J J.
HIGHLAND DEMOCRAT; Satur
days ; democratic ; four pages ; size 28x42 ;
subscription .$2; established 1845; Foshay
Bros., editors and publishers ; circulation J.
MESSENGER; Thursdays; republican;
four pages ; size 26x40 ; subscription $2 ; es-
tablished 1862 ; A. D. Dunbar, editor and pub-
lisher ; circulation K 1.
PENN YAN, C. II., Yates Co., 4,200t
pop., in Milo township, at outlet of Crooked
Lake, on Nortlieru Central Rd., 43 m. from
Elmira. Crooked Lake furnishes water
power, which is employed in manufactures.
Surrounded by a farming and fruit-growing
district .
D EMOCRAT ; Fridays ; democratic ;
four pages; size 26x40; subscription $1 50;
established 1817; E. McConnell, editor aud
pubH'^her ; circulation J J.
EX PRESS ; Wednesdaj'S ; republican ;
four pages ; size 28x40 ; subscription $2 ; es-
tablished 1S66 ; Reuben A. Scofleld, editor and
publisher ; circulation J 1.
YATES CO. CHRONICLE; T
days ; i-epublican ; four pages ; size <
subscription .$2 ; established 1823 ; S. C. C
land, editor ; Chronicle Publishing Com;
publisliers ; circulation J J 1.
PERRY, Wyoming Co., l.OOOt \w
outlet of Silver Lake and on Silver
R'l., about 30 m. from Rocliester. Po.ss
water power from the lake.
HERALD; Fridays; four pages;
24x36; subscriptlfm ."$1.50; established
Lewis E. Ciiapin, editor and puljlisher
culation K 1.
PHELPS, Ontario Co., l,850t pop
Flint Creek and New York Central P
m. from Geneva and 15 E. of Canandai
Centre of a wealthy agricultural dlst
Engaged in raising fruit and stock for
New York market. An important gyp:
and plaster depot.
CITIZEN; Thursdays; Independe
four pages; size 26x40; subscription $150;
tablislied 1832 ; Elon G. Salisbury, editor a
publisher ; circulation J.
NEIGHBOR'S HOME MA II
monthly ; twenty pages ; size of page 9x
subscription 60 cents ; established 1874 ; J. '
Neiglibor, editor ; Home Mail Publishing C
publishers ; circulation G.
PHILMONT, ColumUa Co., 1,5(,
pop., on N. Y. & Harlem Rd., 9 m. fro
Hudson. Manufactures knit underwear.
SENTINEL; Fridays; four pages; si
24x35 ; subscription $1 25 ; established 188
H. P. Horton, editor; E. J. Beardsley, pu
lisher.
PHCENIX, Oswego Co., 1,418 pop., c
Oswego r. and canal, and near line of Ne
York &, Oswego Midland and Oswego
Syracuse Rds., 16 m. from SjTacuse and
from Oswego. A farming district. Fii
water power, which Is employed in man
facturlng.
REGISTER; Thui-sdays ; iudependem
four pages ; size 22x32 ; subscription $1 5f
established 1858 ; J. M. Williams, editor an
publislier ; circulation K 1.
PIERMONT, Rockland Co., 1,703 poi
CITY AND COUNTRY; (see Nyack).
PIKE, Wyoming Co., l,726f pop., abot
45 m. E. S. E. of Buffalo. Has an endowe*
Seminary, and is situated in the centre of ,
fine dairying and agricultural district. Alsi
has manufacturing Interests.
GAZETTE; Saturdays; four pages ; siz
24x36; suljscription .fl 25; established 1876; H
Besancon, editor and puljlisher ; circ'n K.
PINE PLAINS, Dutchess Co., 750t
pop., on Dutcliess & Columbia and Pough-
keepsie & Eastern Rds., 26 m. from Pough
keep.sie.
HERALD ; Fridays ; neutral ; four
pages ; size 24x32 ; subscription $1 ; estab
lished 1860 ; S. T. Hoag, editor aud publisher ;
circulation K.
PLATTSBURGH, C. H., Clinton
Co., S,396t pop., with harbor on Lake Cham-'
plain, and at jvinction of Plattsbui-gh &
Montreal and Whitehall & Plattsburgh Rds.
Saranac r. furnishes water power. Engaged
In manufactures and lake commerce.
NEWS; Satui'days ; democratic; four
pages ; size 28x44 ; subscription $2 ; estab-
lished 1869 ; A. N. Merchant, editor and pub-
lisher ; circulation K ; printed at the office of
the Democrat and Sentinel, Burlington, Vt.
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273
NEW YORK.
REPUBLICAN; Saturdays; demo-
cratic ; tour pages ; size 30x45 ; subscription
$2 ; established 1810 ; Grant & Bixby, editors
and publishers ; circulation I.
SENTIXEIj; Fridays; republican; four
pages ; size 28x4o ; subscription $2 ; estab-
lished 1855 ; A. W. Lansing, editor ; W. Lans-
ing & S::)n, publishers ; circulation 1 1.
PORT BYRON, Cayuga Co., l,200t
pop., on New York Central Rd. and Erie
canal, 7 m. from Aubiu-n and 26 from Syra-
cuse. Engaged in manufactui'ing.
CHRONICIiE; Saturdays; four pages;
size 24x36 ; subscription $2 ; established 1871 ;
Charles E. Johnson, editor and publisher ;
circulation K 1.
PORT CHESTER, Westchester Co.,
3,797 pop., on New Haven Rd., 29 m. N. E. of
New York. Situated near Long Island
Sound. Engaged in iron and other manu-
factures.
JOURNAIj; Thui"sdays ; independent;
four pages ; size 26x40 ; subscription §2 50 ; es-
tablished 1868 ; B. F. Ashley, editor and pub-
lisher ; circulation J 1.
LiEADER; Saturdays; four pages ; size
24x36 ; subscription S2 50 ; established 1878 ;
Henry T. Smith, editor and publisher ; circu-
lation K 1.
PORT HENRY, Essex Co., Z,m\
pop., on Lake Champlain. Engaged in
manufactures and ii'on mining.
HERALiD ; Thursdays; republican;
four pages ; size 24x36 ; subscription $1 50 ; es-
tablished 1873; William H. Case, editor and
publisher ; circulation K K.
RECORD; Saturdays; four pages ; size
28x44 ; subscription $2 ; established 1871 ; A. N.
Merchant, editor and publisher ; circulation
K ; printed at the office of the Democrat and
Sentinel, Burlington, Vt.
PORT JEFFERSON, Suffolk Co.,
2,500+ pop,, a village on Port Jefferson bay
and Long Island Sound, about 63 m. E. of
Brooklyn. Largely engaged In ship building.
LONG ISLAND LEADER; Satur-
days ; independent-republican ; four pages ;
size 28x44 ; subscription $2 ; established 1865 ;
S. A. Titus, editor; Henry Livingston, pub-
lisher ; circulation J.
TI3IESS ; Saturdays ; independent ; four
f)ages ; size 24x36 ; subscription $1 50 ; estab-
ished 1878 ; "Walter R. Burling, editor and
publisher ; circulation K.
PORT JERVIS, Orange Co., ll.OOOt
pop., on Delaware r. and Erie Rd., and Dela-
ware & Hudson canal, 88 m. from New
York. Engaged in manufactures. Erie Rd.
machine shops located here.
UNION; every evening except Sunday,
and TRI-STATES UNION, semi-weekly,
Tuesdays and Fridays ; four pages ; size —
daily 24x34, semi- weekly 26x39 ; subscription —
daily $5, semi-weekly S2; established— daily
1874, semi-weekly 1S50 ; Chas. St. John, Jr., edi-
tor; Tri-States Printing Co., publishers; cir-
culation — daily J, semi-weekly I 1. The
circulation of the daily " Union " in Port
Jervis is larger than that of any other paper ;
the semi-weekly has double the circulation of
any other jjaper XJuhlished in this vicinity,
and is unequaled as an advertising medium
for the surrounding country.
EVENING GAZETTE; tri-weekly,
Tuesdays, Thursdavs and Satiu'days, and
GAZETTE, Fridays; four pages; size—
tri-weekly 22x10, weekly 28x4!i ; subscription
— triweekly §4, weekly S2 ; established 1869 ;
W. T. Doty, editor; W. H. Nearpass, pub-
Msher ; circulation— triweekly J, weekly J J 1.
TRT-STATESs UNION; (see Union).
GAZETTE; (see £i'enmsf Gazette).
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NEW YORK.
POTSDAM, St. Lawrence Co., 7,500t
pop. (of town), on Racket r. and Rome,
Watertown &. Ogdensburgh Rd. A jjlace of
active trade. Engaged in lumber and other
manufactures. One of the State Normal
and Training Schools located here.
COURIER AND FREE3IAN; Thurs
days ; republican ; four pages ; size 28x44 ;
subscription §1 50 ; establisned 1852 ; Elliot
Fay, editor and publisher ; circulation 1 1.
ST. LAWRENCE HERALD; Satur
days ; republican ; four pages ; size 28x44 ;
subscription SI 50 ; established 1878 ; Hawkins
& Son, editors and publishers ; circ'n J J 1.
POUGHKEEPSIE, C. H., Dutchess
Co., 20,(J8J pop., on E. bank of Hudson r., ter-
minus of Poughkeepsie. Hartford & Boston
and on Hudson R. Rds., 75 m. from New
York. Engaged in manufacturing and inver
commerce and centre of trade. Several
institutions of learning are located here.
Styled the City of Schools.
EAGLE; every morning except Sunday,
and WEEKLY, Satiu-days ; republican;
four pages ; size— daily 26x41, weekly 31x46 ;
subscription — dailv S7, weekly .$2 ; estab-
lished—daily 1860, weekly 1828 ; John I. Piatt,
editor ; Piatt & Piatt, publishers ; circulation
— daily I, weekly J J 1.
NEWS; every morning except Sunday,
and WEEK.LY, Saturdays ; foiu" pages ; size
— daily 26x41, weekly 30x45 ; subscription —
daily $5, weekly .$1 50 ; established 1872 ; Cyrus
Macy, editor ; J. O. Whitehouse, publisher ;
circulation — daily I, weekly I.
PRESS; every evening except Sunday,
and TELEGRAPH, Saturdays; demo-
cratic ; four pages ; size— daily 26x36, weekly
30x47 ; subscription — daily $6, weekly §2 ; es-
tablished—daily 1868, weekly 1827 ; Edward B.
Osborne, editor and publisher ; circulation-
daily K, weekly J 1.
COURIER; Sundays; four pages; size
28x42 ; subscription S2 50 ; established 1873 ;
T. G. Nichols, editor and publisher ; cu-cula-
tion H 1. An edition called the Weekly Cou-
rier is issued Monday morning.
DUTCHESS FARMER; Tuesdays;
agricultural ; eight pages ; size 28x42 ; sub-
scription $2 ; established 1869 ; John Albert-
son, editor ; Mrs. N. S. Killey, publisher ; cir-
culation J.
POST; Saturdays; German; four pages
size 27x40 ; subscription $2 50 ; established
1879; William Wolff, editor and publisher;
dated at Poughkeepsie and Newburgh.
TELEGRAPH; (see Press).
PRATTSBURGH, Steuben Co., 700t
pop., in the northern part of Steuben
county, 50 m. from Rochester.
NEWS ; Thursdays ; four pages ; size
24x36 ; subscription SI 50 ; established 1873 ;
P. C. Howe, editor ; P. C. Howe & Son, pub-
lishers ; circulation J.
PRATTSVILLE, Greene Co., 489
pop., on Schoharie Creek, 50 m. from Al-
bany. Near the Catskill mountains.
NEWS ; Saturdays; democratic; four
pages ; size 22x32 ; subscription $1 ; estab-
lished 1858 ; M. G. Marsh, editor and publisher;
circulation K.
PULASKI, C. H., Oswego Co., l.SOOt
pop., on Salmon r., 4 m. from Lake Ontario,
and on Oswego branch of Rome, Water-
town & Ogdensburgh Rd.,24 m. from Oswego.
Engaged in manufacturing; surrounded
by a good dairying section.
DEMOCRAT ; Thursdays ; independent;
four pages ; size 26x41 ; subscription §2 ; es-
tablished 1850 ; L. Reade Muzzy, editor and
publisher; circulation J 1.
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GEO. P. ROWELL & GO'S
NEW YORK.
RANDOLPH, Cattaraugus Co., 2,500t
pop., on Atlantic & Great Western Rd., 16 m.
E. of Jamestown. Engaged in agriculture
and manufacturing butter and cheese. Has
a good lumber trade. The Western New
York Home for Homeless Children is
here.
COURANT; Thursdays; eight pages;
size 3()x44 ; subscription $1 ; established 1879 ;
Shewman & Canfleld, editors and publisliers;
circulation K K 1.
REGISTER; Thursdays; republican;
four pages ; size 24x38 ; subscription $2 ; es-
tablished 1865 ; Frank J. Lockwood, editor ;
F. J. & D. D. Lockwood, publishers ; circula-
tion K 1.
RED HOOK, Dutchess Co., l.OOOf
pop., about 3 m. from Barrytown, on Hud-
son r. and Hudson R. Rd., 20 m. N. of Pough-
keepsie. In an agricultural district.
JOURNATj; Fridays; independent; four
pages ; size 22x31 ; subscription $1 50 ; estab-
lished 1859 ; Albert Piester, editor and pub-
lisher ; circulation K.
REMSEN, Oneida Co., SOOf pop., on
Utica & Black R. Rd., 21 m. from Utica.
Engaged in general country mercantile pur-
suits.
Y C E N H A D W R AMERICAN-
AIDD; monthly; Welsh; thirty-two pages ;
size of page 7x11 ; subscription $1 60 ; estab-
lished 1840; Lewis Everett, editor and pub-
lisher; circulation J 1.
RENSSELAERVILLE, Albany
Co., 526 pop., on Catskill Creek, 20 m. S. W.
of Albany.
PRESS ; Thursdays ; four pages ; size
24x36 ; subscription $1 : established 1872 ; H.
M. Greene, editor and publisher ; circ'n J.
RHINEBECK, Dutchess Co., l.SOOf
pop., on E. bank of Hudson r., opposite
Kingston, and on Hudson R. Rd. Some
manufacturing done here, and market for
a farming district.
GAZETTE ; Thursdays ; independent ;
four pages ; size 29x44 ; subscription $2 ; es-
tablished 1846; McGrath & Ackert, editors and
publishers ; circulation J 1.
RICHFIELD SPRINGS, Otsego
Co., 1,000+ pop., on Utica, Chenango & Sus-
quehanna Valley Rd., 35 m. from Utica and
20 N. of Coopei'stown. A watering place.
MERCURY ; Saturdays ; independent ;
eight pages ; size 30x44 ; subscription $2 ; es-
tablished 1866 ; C. Ackerman, editor and pub-
lisher ; circulation J 1.
RICHMONDVILLE, Schoharie Co.,
630 pop., on Albany & Susquehanna Rd., 50
m. from Albany. Engaged in manufactur-
ing. Centre of trade for the surrounding
country.
DEMOCRAT: Saturdays; Independent;
eight pages ; size 30x44 ; subscription $1 25 ; es-
tablished 1870; Olmstead Bros., editors and
publishers ; circulation K.
RIVERHEAD, C. H., Suffolk Co.,
1,800+ pop., on Peconic r., at its entrance
into Great Peconic bay, and on Long Island
Rd,, 73 m. E. of Brooklyn. /
NEWS ; Tuesdays; republican; four
Sages ; size 26x40 ; subscription ,$2 ; estab-
shed 1868 ; Wm. R. Duvall, editor and pub-
lisher ; circulation K 1.
ROCHESTER, C. H., Monroe Co.,
NEW YORK.
90,039+ pop., on Genesee r. and State Line and
Ontario Shoi-e Rds., 7 m. from Lake Ontario.
The river has several falls within the city
limits that furnish abundant power, which
is very largely employed for manufacturing
piu'poses. A number of flouring mills are
located here. This is the centre of the nur-
sery interest of United States, and is an
agricultural market. The commerce is im-
portant, having communication with Lake
Ontario through Genesee r., and with Buf-
falo and Albany by means of the Erie
Canal and the Central Rd. and its branches,
sevei-al of which converge at this point. A
bi'anch of the Erie Rd. also connects with
the main line at Corning.
BEOBACHTER; every afternoon ex-
cept Sunday, and WOCHENBLiATT, Fri-
days ; German ; republican ; daily four pages,
weekly eight pages ; size— daily 24x36, weekly
(size of page) 18x24 ; subscription— daily $7 80,
weekly $2; established 1852; Adolph Nolte,
editor and publisher; circulation— daily J,
weekly J 1.
DEMOCRAT AND CHRONICIiE ;
every morning except Sunday, SEMI-
WEEKLY, Tuesdays and Fridays, and
WEEK.Li Y, Wednesdays ; republican ; four
pages ; size 28x46 ; subscription— daily $9,
semi-weekly $3, weekly $1 25 ; established—
Democrat 1826, Chronicle 1868; Rochester
Printing Co., editors and publishers ; circula-
tion—daily G 1, semi-weekly J, weekly G.
EVENING EXPRESS ; every evening
except Sunday, EXPRESS, tri- weekly,
Tuesdays, Thursdays and Saturdays, and
WEEK-IiY, Thursdays; republican; four
pages ; size 28x46 ; subscription— daily .$8, tri-
weekly $4, weekly $1 25; established 1858;
Evening Express Printing Co,, editors and
publishers; circulation— daily G, triweekly I,
weekly G 1.
MORNING HERAIiDj every morning
except Sunday ; independent ; four pages ;
size 24x36 ; subscription $5 : established 1879 ;
Samuel H. Lowe, editor; Herald Publishing
Co., publishers ; circulation G G.
UNION AND ADVERTISER; every
evening except Sunday, SEMI-WEEK-
liY, Tuesdays and Fridays, and REPUB-
IjICAN, Wednesdays; democratic; four
pages; size 28x46; subscription— daily $9,
semi-weekly $3, weekly $1 25 ; established-
daily and semi-weekly 1826, weekly 1816;
William Purcell, editor; Union and Adver-
tiser Co., publishers ; circulation— daily G 1,
semi-weekly J 1, weekly H 1.
VOIjKSBLiATT; every morning except
Sunday, WEEKLY, Fridays, and SONN-
TAGS JOURNAL., Sundays; German;
democratic ; daily and Sunday four pages,
weekly eight pages ; size— daily 24x36, Sun-
day 28x42, weekly 30x43 ; subscription— daily
$6, weekly $2, Sunday $1 20 ; established-
daily 1863, weekly 1854, Sunday 1878 ; Louis W.
Brandt, editor and publisher ; circulation —
daily J, weekly H 1, Sundav J J 1.
AMERICAN RURAL HOxME; Satur-
days ; agricultural ; eight pages ; size 28x42 ;
subscription $1 50; established 1871 ; Hopkins
& Reyziolds, editors and publishers ; circula-
tion G 1.
COURIER; Saturdays; German; four
pages ; size 28x42 ; subscription $2 ; establish-
ed 1S78 ; Courier Printing Co., editors and
publishers ; circulation 1 1.
EXPONENT; Thursdays; evangelical;
four pages ; size 25x39 ; subscription $1 50 ; es-
tablished 1879; C, Strong, editor and pub-
lisher,
KATHOLISCHE VOLKSZEIT-
UNG; Saturdays; German; four pages;
size 28x42 ; subscription $2 ; established 1878 ;
A, Piehler & Co,, editors and publishers ; cir-
culation 1 1.
REPUBLICAN; (see Union and Adver-
tiser).
AMEllICAX NEWSPAPER DIRECTORY.
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NEW YORK.
SONXTAGS-BL.ATT; Sundays; Ger-
man ; four pages ; size 28x42 ; subscription $2 ;
established 18T7; Donner & Keller, editors
and publishers ; circulation 1 1. Tne Wochen-
blatt, same form, size, subscription and con-
tents, is issued on Wednesdays.
fSONXTAGS JOURNAL ; (see Volks-
SUNDAY MORNING HERALD;
Sundays ; four pases ; size 31x46 ; subscription
S2 ; established 1876 ; Benjamin & Barber, edi-
tors and publishers ; circulation G G 1.
SsUNDAY 310RNING TRIBUNE;
Sundays ; independent ; four pages ; size
31x48; subscription $2; established 1870;
A. E. Wolff, editor and publisher ; circu-
lation G 1. The " Tribune " has a greater
number of readers than any i^aper in the
State tvest of New York City. It is the oldest
Sunday paper in Western New York. Its en-
terprise is generally conceded, and its con-
stantly increasing circulation makes it a most
desirable advertising medium.
TELEPHONE ; Wednesdays ; juvenile ;
eight pages ; size 21x28; subscription 60 cents;
established 1879 ; Robert Knignt, editor and
publisher ; issued from the office of the Earn-
est Chri-itian and Golden Rule.
WOCHENBLATT; (see Beobachter).
PEOPLE'S JOURNAL; semi-month-
ly : literary ; eignt pages ; sise of page 14x22 ;
subscription 60 cents ; established 1880 ; H. B.
Everest & Co., editors and publishers.
CA3IPUS; monthly; thirty-six pages oc-
tavo ; subscription §2 ; established 1873 ; Stu-
dents of the University of Rochester, editors
and publishers : circulation K ; a college
paper ; issued during the collegiate year.
CASKET ; monthly ; sepulture ; eight
pages ; size 28x38 ; subscription $1 ; established
1876 ; Albert H. Nirdlinger & Co., editors and
publishers ; circulation J 1.
EARNEST CHRISTIAN AND GOL-
DEN RULE; monthly ; evangelical ; thirty-
six pages octavo ; subscription $1 25 ; estab-
lished 1862 ; Rev. B. T. Roberts, A. M., editor
and publisher ; circulation G.
FRUIT RECORDER; (see Palmyra).
HOSPITAL REVIEVV; monthly; six
teen pages ; size 20x26 ; subscription 62 cents ;
established 1864 ; Mrs. Seth H. Terry, editor ;
Rochester City Hospital, publishers ; cii-cula-
tion J.
INDUSTRIAL SCHOOL ADVO-
CATE; monthly; eight pages; size 20x28;
subscription 62 cents ; established 1865 ; SIi'S.
Seth H. Terry, editor ; Industrial School Asso-
ciation, publishers ; circulation K 1.
VICK'S ILLUSTRATED MAGA-
ZINE; monthly; floricultural ; fortv-four
pages octavo ; subscription $1 25 ; established
1877 ; James Vick, editor and publisher ; circu-
lation D 1.
ROCKVILLE CENTRE, Queens
Co., 650+ pop., about 17 m. from New York.
SOUTH SIDE OBSERVER; Fridays;
republican ; four pages ; size 26x40 ; subscrip-
tion $2 ; established 1865 ; Chas. L. Wallace,
editor ; Wallace Bros., publishers ; circ'n J 1.
ROME, C. H., Oneida Co., ll.OOOf pop ,
on Mohawk r., at junction of Black r. &
Erie canal, New Yoi'k Central and terminus
of Rome, Watertown & Ogdensburgh, Os-
wego & Rome and Rome and Clinton Rds.,
15 m. from Utica. An active business place,
engaged in railroad u'on and other manu-
factures. In the heart of a farming and
dairy region.
ROMAN CITIZEN; Fridays; republi-
■can ; four pages ; size 30x46 ; subscription $2 ;
established 1840 ; Sanford & Carr, editors and
publishers ; circulation J 1.
SENTINEL ; Tuesdays ; democratic ; four
pages ; size 29x46 ; subscription $2 ; established
1834 ; Beers & Kessinger, editors and publish-
ers ; circulation 1 1.
WATCHWORD; Saturdays; temper-
ance ; four pages ; size 24x36 ; subscription $1 ;
NEW YORK.
established 1870; F. C. Fadner, editor and
publisher ; cii'culation J 1.
RONDOUT, Ulster Co. (see Kingston).
ROSLYN, Queens Co., 655 pop., at
head of a deep inlet of Long Island Sound,
about 20 m. E. N. E. of Brooklyn.
NEWS ; Saturdays ; four pages ; size 24x:i5 ;
subscription $1 50 ; established 1878 ; W. R.
Burling, editor and publisher ; circ'n K 1.
ROXBURY, Belaware Co., 400t pop.,
on Delaware & Ulster Rd.
DELAWARE TIMES; Saturdays;
democratic; four pages; size 20x26; estab-
lished 1880 ; Delaware Times Association, edi-
tors and publishers.
SAG HARBOR, StcffoUc Co., 2,300t
pop., on branch of Long Island Rd., 100 m.
from New York. Engaged in commerce and
whale fishery. Centre of trade for sur-
rounding towns.
CORRECTOR; Saturdays; democratic;
four pages ; size 24x:i4 ; subscription §2 ; estab-
lished 1822 ; B. D. Sleight, editor and publisher ;
circulation K. Official paper of county and
villaae.
EXPRESS; Thursdaj's ; republican ; four
pages ; size 24x34 ; subscription $2 ; established
1859 ; John H. Hunt, editor and publisher ; cii"-
culation K 1.
ST. JOHNSVILLE, 3/o7i«.<7omer?/ Co.,
1,;376 pop. In an agricultural and dairying
district.
PORTRAIT ; Wednesdays ; independent ;
four pages ; size 26x40 ; subscription ^1 50 ; es-
tablished 1875 ; T. J. Hazlett, editor and pub-
lisher ; circulation K 1.
SALAMANCA, Cattaraugus Co.,
2,836+ pop., on Erie Rd., 81 m. frona Hornells
ville. Eastern terminus of Atlantic & Great
Western and southern terminus of Roches-
ter & State Line Rds. Engine houses of both
Erie and A. G. W. Rds. located here, also a
large tannery and extensive lumber mills.
Centre of trade for a large portion of Catta-
raugus county.
CATTARAUGUS REPUBLICAN ;
Thursdays ; republican ; eight pages ; size
28x40 ; subscription $2 ; established 1867 ; A. W.
Ferrin, editor ; Ferrin & Weber, publishers ;
cii'culation H 1 ; published simultaneously at
Little Valley and Salamanca.
COUNTY RECORD; Saturdays; green-
back ; four pages ; size 24x35 ; subscription
$1 .50; established 1877; G. W. Mason, editor
and publisher.
GAZETTE; Saturdays ; greenback ;
four pages ; size 23x35 ; subscription $1 50 ;
established 1868 ; J. S. Fidler, editor and pub-
lisher ; circulation K.
SALEM, C. H., Washington Co., l,500t
pop., on Albany & Rutland Rd., 48 m. from
Albany.
PRESS; Fridays ; republican ; four pages ;
size 28x41 ; subscription .§1 60 ; established
1850 ; H. D. Moi'ris, editor and publisher ; cir-
culation J 1.
REVIEW; Saturdaj's ; democratic; four
pages ; size 22x31 ; subscription $1 ; establish-
ed 1877 ; Daniel B. Cole, editor and publisher ;
circulation K 1.
SANDY CREEK, Oswe^-o Co.,\,m\
pop., on Sandy Creek and Rome, Watertown
& Ogdensburgh Rd., 47 m. from Rome.
NEWS; Thursdays; non-partisan; four
pages ; size 24x36 ; subscription $1 25 ; estab-
lished 1871 ; Mungor & Lum, editors and pub-
lishers ; circulation K 1.
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GEO. P. ROWELL & GO'S
NEW YORK.
SANDY HILL,C.H., Washington Co.,
2,500+ pop., on Hudson r. and Glen's Falls
branch of Rensselaer & Saratoga Rd., 52 ni.
N. of Albanj'. Has water power and en-
gaged in manufacturing.
HERAIil) ; Thursdays ; republican ; four
pages ; size 28x44 ; subscription $1 60 ; estab-
lished 1823; John Dwyer, editor and pub-
lisher ; circulation J J 1.
SARATOGA SPRINGS, Saratoga
Co., 9,000+ pop. in winter and about 25,000 in
summer, ;^ m. from Albany, on Rensselaer
Rd. A fashionable watering place, visited
by many thousands of people.
SARATOGIAN; everj' evening except
Sunday, and AVEEKL.Y, Thursdays; four
pages ; size— daily 24x34, weekly 29x44 ; sub-
scription—daily $6, weekly $2 ; established
1852 ; David F. Ritchie, editor ; Paul & Ritchie,
publishers ; circulation — daily J J, weeklj' I 1.
In summer the circulation of the daily is from
2,(XI0 to 3,0i)0 ; and as it alone 2')nhlishes the ar-
rivals at the hotels it is read by all visitors.
BANNER; Saturdays; four pages ; size
20x26 ; subscription 75 cents ; established 1876 ;
W. M. Connolly, editor and publisher.
SARATOGA EAGEE; Saturdays ; four
pages ; size 23x32 ; subscription $1 ; estab-
lished 1879; John Johnson, editor; Johnson
& Harrington, publishers.
SARATOGA SENTINEL; Thursdays;
independent ; four pages ; size 26x38 ; sub-
scription $1 50 ; established 1819 ; Huling &
Co., editors and publishers ; circulation J.
SARATOGA SUN; Saturdays; demo-
cratic ; four pages ; size 28x42 ; subscription
$1 ; established 1870 ; A. S. Pease, editor and
publisher ; circulation .J 1.
SAUGERTIES, Ulster Co., 3,731
pop., on Hudson r., at mouth of Esopus
creek, 12 ni. above Kingston. Country al-
most exclusively agricultural.
EVENING POST; every evening except
Sunday ; four pages ; size 20x26 ; subscription
.$5 ; established 1878 ; Edward Jernegan, edi-
tor and publisher.
TEIiEGRAPH ; Thursdays ; indepen-
dent ; four pages ; size 26x40 ; subscription $2 ;
established 1846: G. W. Elting, editor and
Dublisher ; circulation J.
SATJQUOIT, Oneida Co., QOOf pop.,
on D. L. & W. Rd., 10 m. from Utica. Has
flouring mills and a silk manufactory.
VAIiEEY REGISTER; Fridays; four
f)ages; size 24x36; subscription .$1 50; estab-
ished 1879 ; F. S. Berggren, editor and pub-
lisher.
SCHENECTADY, C.H., Schenectady
Co., 13,(JO0+ pop., on Mohawk r. and Erie
canal and New York Central Rd., at junc-
tion of Schenectady division of Rensselaer
& Saratoga Rd., 16 m. from Albanjv En-
gaged in manufacturing, and surrounded
by an agricultiu-al district. Seat of Union
College.
EVENING STAR ; every evening ex-
cept Sunday, and REFLECTOR, Thurs-
days ; democratic ; four pages ; size 26x36 ;
subscription — daily $6, weekly $1 ; established
—daily 1855, weekly 1835 ; A. A. Marlette, edi-
tor and publisher ; circulation — daily K,
weekly K 1. Oldest daily in county, and
only democratic daily in twentieth Congres-
sional district. Largest circulation of any
paper pftblished in the county.
MORNING GAZETTE; every morning
except Sunday, and WEEKLY, Fridays ;
independent ; four pages ; size 22x32 ; sub-
scription—daily $5, weekly $1; established-
daily 1879, weekly 1869 ; Geo. W. Marlette,
editor and publisher; circulation— daily K,
weekly J 1.
NEW YORK.
UNION; every evening except Sunday,,
and WEEKLY, Thursdays; republican;
four pages ; size— daily 22x32, weekly 26x38 ;
subscription — daily $6, weekly $1 ; estab-
lished 1865; W. Stanford, editor and pub-
lisher ; circulation — daily K K, weekly K 1.
DEUTSCHER ANZEIGER ; Satur-
days ; German ; indepenflent ; four pages ;
size 28x40 ; subscription $2 ; established 1874 ;
Ernst Knauei', editor and publisher ; circ'n J..
REFLECTOR; (see Evening Star).
TRUE DE3IOCRAT; Saturdays ; dem-
ocratic ; four pages ; size 28x44 ; subsciuption
.$1 ,50; established 1879; John H. Burtch, edi-
tor and publisher.
SCHENEVUS, Otsego Co., SOOf pop.,.
on Albany & Susquehanna Rd., 67 m. from
Albany. Thriving town. Centre of trade.
MONITOR ; Saturdays ; independent ;
four pages ; size 22x32 ; subscription $1 25 ; es-
tablished 1864 ; S. J. Douglass, editor and pub-
lisher ; circulation K 1.
SCHOHARIE, C. H., Schoharie Co.,.
1,650+ pop., on Schoharie r. and Schoharie
Valley branch of Albany & Susquehanna
Rd., 40 m. from Albany.
REPUBLICAN ; Thursdays ; demo-
cratic ; four pages ; size 28x42 ; subscription
$2 ; established 1819 ; A. A. Hunt, editor and
publisher ; circulation 1 1.
UNION; Thursdays ; republican ; four
pages ; size 26x40 ; subscription $1 50 ; estab-
lished 1838 ; C. C. Kromer, editor and publish-
er ; cirulation J 1.
SCHUYLERVILLE, Saratoga Co.,.
1,367 pop., on Hudson r. and Champlain
canal, about 23 m. N. of Troy.
STANDARD ; Wednesdays ; republican
four pages ; size 28x4<) ; subscription .$1 50
established 1871 ; D. T. Elmer, editor and
publisher ; circulation J 1.
SENECA FALLS, Seneca Co., 6,000t
pop., on Seneca r, and New York Central
Rd., 48 m, from Syracuse. The river has a
fall at this point which affords a fine water
power, which is employed in manufactur-
ing agricultural implements. Are engines
and other articles.
SENECA CO. COURIER; semi-
weekly, Tuesdays and Fridays ; republican ;
four pages ; size 24x36 ; subscription $2 ; es-
tablished 1836 ; A. H. Comstock, editor and
publisher ; circulation J J 1. The onlyrepub-
licanpaper, and the largest circulation of any
jjaper in Seneca county.
REVEILLE; Fridays; democratic; four
pages ; size 28x42 ; subscription $2 ; estab-
lished 1854 ; Henry Stowell, editor and pub-
lisher ; circulation J 1.
SHAKERS, Albany Co., S.OOOf pop.,
about S m. N. W. of Albany. Engaged in
raising seeds and manufacture of brooms.
SHAKER MANIFESTO ; monthly;
shakers ; thirty-six pages octavo ; subscrip-
tion 60 cents ; established 1871 ; G. A. Lomas,
editor ; Giles B. Avery, publisher ; circ'n H L
SHARON SPRINGS, Schoharie
Co., 600+ pop., on Cherry Valley, Sharon &
Albany Rd., 14 m. from Catskill. A summer
resort. Contains several hotels and board-
ing houses.
GAZETTE ; Thursdays ; independent ;
four pages ; size 24x36 ; subscription $1 50 ;
established 1873 ; Van Dycke & Co., editors
and publishers ; circulation K.
SHERBURNE, Chenango Co., 2,915t
pop., on Chenango r. and Utica, Chenango
& Susquehanna Valley Rd., 9 m. from Nor-
wich and 43 from Utica.
AMEKICAN NE^Vt^PAPER DIKECTOltV
'2T7
NEW YORK.
NEWS ; Saturdays ; independent ; four
J)ages ; size 24x36 ; subscription §1 50 ; estab-
Ished 18ft4 ; Thomas Randall, editor and pub-
lisher ; circulation K 1.
SHERMAN, Chautauqtca Co., l,394t
pop., 10 m. S. W. of MayvlUe.
CHAUTAUQUA CO. NEWS;
Wednesdays ; four pages ; size 26x40 ; sub-
scription $1 50; established 1876; C. E. Shel-
don, editor and publisher; circulation K 1.
SIDNEY PLAINS, Delaware Co.,
600+ pop., on A. & S. Rd. and X. Y. & O. M-
Rd. and on Susquehanna r., 104 m. from Al-
bany. In agricultural district.
RURAL. PRESS; Wednesdays; four
f)ages ; size 22x31 ; subscription $1 ; estab-
ished 1879 ; Jones & Multer, editors and pub-
Isher ; circulation K 1.
SILVER CREEK, Chautauqua Co.,
l.OOOi- pop., on L. S. & M. S. Rd., 30 m. W. of
Buffalo and 10 E. of Dunkirk. Engaged in
the manufacture of milling and agricul-
tural implements.
LiOCALi; Fridays; non-partisan; eight
pages ; size 30x44 ; subscription $1 ; estab-
lished 1877; Spears & Brown, editors and pub-
lishers ; circulation J.
SINCLAIRVILLE, Chaufaqua Co.
SPECTATOR; Fridays; four pages;
size 24x35; subscription $1; established 1879;
31. L. Dorman, editor and publisher.
SING SING, Westchester Co., 6,000t
pop., iu Ossiniug township, on Hudson r.
and Hudson R. Rd., 33 m. from New York.
Quarries of limestone are located here.
Also file and other manufactories. One of
the State prisons here.
DEMOCRATIC REGISTER;
"Wednesdays ; democratic ; eight pages ; size
26x40 ; subscription $2 ; established 1868 ; Wil-
liam C. Howe, editor ; M. Moran, publisher ;
circulation K K.
DEMOCRATIC STANDARD; Tues
•days ; democratic ; eight pages : size 30x44 ;
subscription $1 ; established 1878 ; Casper C.
Childs, Jr., editor and publisher; circulation
K 1.
HUDSON RIVER CHRONICI^E;
W^ednesdavs ; republican ; four pages ; size
-26x38 ; subscription $2 ; established 1837 ; J. B.
:Swain, editor and publisher ; cii'culation K 1.
REPUBLICAN ; Thursdays ; republi-
can ; four pages ; .size 26x38 ; subscription
$2 ; established 1831 ; W. W. Pierson, editor ;
Frank H. Pierson, proprietor ; circulation K 1.
SKANEATELES, Onondaga Co.,
2,200+ pop., at foot of Skaneateles Lake, and
7 m. from Auburn and 18 from Syracuse.
Engaged in manufacturing and an active
business place. A summer resort.
DEMOCRAT ; Thursdays ; four pages ;
size 26x40 ; subscription $1 50 ; established
1840 ; H. B. Dodge, editor and publisher ; cir-
.cixlation J.
FREE PRESS ; Saturdays ; four pages ;
rsize 24x36 ; subscription $1 25 ; established
1874 ; J, C. Stephenson, editor and publisher ;
.circulation K 1.
,SODUS, Wayne Co., l,500t pop., on the
Lake Ontario division of R. W. & O. Rd., in
a rich agi-icultural section ; 14 m. N. of the
N. Y. C. Rd., with which it has connection
via the Ontario Southern Rd.
WAYNE CO. ALLIANCE ; Wednes
>days ; independent ; four pages ; size 24x36 ;
«cription $1 50 ; established 1872 ; E. A. Bene-
dict, editor and publisher ; circulation J 1.
SOUTH BROOKLYN, Kings Co.
NEW YORK.
A local name given to the southerly portion
of the city of Brooklyn.
NEWS; (see Brooklyn).
SOUTHOLD, Suffolk Co., 775t pop.,
on Long Island Rd., 4 m. from Greenport
and 90 from New York. Farming and fish-
ing are the main pursuits.
LONG ISLAND TRAVELER ;
Thursdays ; independent ; four pages ; size
22x31 ; subscription '.$1 ; established 1871 ; Mar-
tin B. Van Dusen, editor and publisher ; cir-
culation K 1.
SPENCER, Tioga Co., TOOf pop., on
G. I. & S. Rd,, 18 m. from Ithaca on the
North and an equal distance from Waverly
on the South. Also on U. I. & E. Rd., 28 m.
from Elmira. Has flouring, saw and plaster
mills and wood-working.
HERALD; Thursdays; independent;
four pages ; size 24x.S6 ; subsci'iption $1 50 : es-
tablished 1878 ; F. E. Foote, editor and pub-
lisher; circulation K. Circulation rapidly
increasing. A rich farming country, making
it a good medium for advertising farming
implements, <&c.
SPENCERPORT,ArowroeCo., i.ooof
pop., 10 m. from Rochester, on Niagara
Falls Branch of N. Y. Central Rd. and Erie
Canal. Grain-growing section. Shipping
point for grain, apples, wool, etc.
JOURNAL; Saturdays; four pages; size
26x40 ; subscription $1 50 ; established 1878 ;
Frank W. Cole, editor and publisher ; circula-
tion K K 1.
SPRINGVILLE, Erie Co., l,200t
pop., on Spring Creek, 80 m. from Buffalo,
in a dairying district. Terminus of the S.
& S. Rd.
JOURNAL AND HERALD ; Satur
days ; republican ; four pages ; size 26x40 ;
subscription $1 25 ; established 1853 ; W. W.
Blakeley, editor and publi.sher; circulation
J J. Wholly printed at home— only one in the
county, south of Buffalo. Its patrons are the
most intelligent peojile of the county.
LOCAL NEWS 5 Thursdays ; four pages;
size 21x28; subscription 75 cents; established
1879 ; J. H. Melven, editor ; Fred. G. Meyers,
publisher.
SPRINGWATER, Liringston Co.,
700+ pop., on Rochester br. of Erie Rd., 40
m. from Rochester. At head of Hemlock
Lake, a summer resort. Agricultural sec-
tion.
ENTERPRISE : Thursdays ; eight pages;
size 26x40 ; subscription $1 ; established 1879 ;
H. J. Niles, editor and publisher ; circula
tion K.
STAMFORD, Delaware Co., l,574t
pop. (of town), 60 m. from Albany and 74
from Rondout. Engaged In agriculture and
manufacturing.
MIRROR ; Tuesdays ; democratic ; four
pages; size 21x28; subscription $1; establish
ed 1851 ; S. B. Champion, editor and publisher ;
circulation I.
STAPLETON, Richmond Co. On
New York bay, 6 m. from New York, witli
which it is connected by steamboats hourly .
Contains the residences of numbers of New
York business men. There are several
large breweries located here.
RICHMOND CO. GAZETTE; (see
Edgewater).
278
GEO. P. ROWELL & CO'S
NEW YORK.
STILLWATER, Saratoga Co., 950t
pop., on Hudson r. and Chaniplain canal, 3
m. from Rensselaer & Saratoga Rd. at
Mechanicsville ; 15 m. N. of Troy. Has
several knitting and paper mills, and ships
potatoes to New York city.
ENTERPRISE; Saturdays; indepen-
dent ; four pages ; size 28x42 ; subscription
$1 50 ; established 1880 ; Randolph Botts, edi-
tor and publisher.
SUSPENSION BRIDGE, ^i«5r«ra
Co., 2,.500-|- pop., on Niagara r. and New York
Central Rd., 18 m. from Lockport, 12 from
St. Catherines, Ont.
JOURNALi; Saturdays; four pages ; size
26x4U ; subscription $2 ; established 1870 ; S. S.
Pomroy, editor and publisher : circulation J 1.
NIAGARA INDEX; semi-monthly;
sixteen pages ; size of page 9x12 ; subscription
$1 75 ; established 186S ; Students of the Semi-
nary of Our Lady of Angels, editors and pub-
lishers ; a college paper.
SYRACUSE, C. H., Onondaga Co.,
54,099t pop., on Onondaga lake and Erie
canal, at intersection with Oswego canal.
Several railroads centre here. Engaged in
the manufacture of salt and other articles.
COURIER; every morning except Sun-
day, ONONDAGA COI RIEK, Timrs
days, and SUNDAY COURIER, Sun
days ; democratic ; four pages ; size 28x42 ;
subscription— daily $8, weekly $2 ; establish-
ed—daily 1857, weekly 1859, Sunday 1874 ; Coui--
ier Printing Co., editors and publishers ; cir-
culation—daily III, weekly I, Sunday I.
EVENING HERALD ; every evening
except Sunday ; independent ; four pages ;
size 25x34 ; subscription $5 ; established 1877 ;
Herald Co., publishers ; circulation G 1.
JOURNAIjJ every evening except Sun-
day, and WEEKLY, Saturdays; republi-
can ; daily four pages, weekly six pages ; size
— daily 28x42, weekly (size of ppge) 21x28 ;
subscription— daily $8, weekly $2 ; established
—daily 1844, weekly 1839; Truair, Smith &
Bruce, editors and publishers ; circulation-
daily HH. weekly H 1.
MORNING STANDARD; every
morning except Sundaj', and STAN-
DARD, "Wednesdays; republican; daily
four pages, weekly six pages ; size — daily
26x41, ^veekly (size of page) 21x28; subscrip-
tion—daily $6 50, weekly $1 50 ; established —
daily 1850,"weekly 1824 : Standard Publishing
Co., editors and publishers; circulation-
daily III, w-eekly III.
AMERICAN VVESLEYAN; Wednes-
days ; methodist ; eigiit pages ; size 27x42 ;
subscription .$1 70 ; established 1843 ; Rev. L.
N. Stratton, A. M., editor; Rev. D. S. Kinney,
publisher ; circulation H 1.
CENTRAL. DE3IOKRAT ; Satur
days ; German ; democratic ; eight pages ;
size 28x42; subscription $2 50; established
1858 ; Joseph A. Hof mann & Son, editors and
publishers; circulation J 1.
NORTHERN CHRISTIAN ADVO-
C A T E ; Thursdays ; methodist ; eight
pages ; size 32x46 ; subscription .'i!2 20 ; estab-
lished 1841 ; Rev. O. H. Warren, D. D., editor ;
Phillips & Hunt, publishers ; circulation F.
ONONDAGA COURIER; (see
Courier).
SUNDAY COURIER; {see Courier).
SUNDAY TIMES ; Sundays ; four pages;
size a)x46; subscription $1 50; established
1876; Fralick, Hitchcock & Weed, editors and
publishers ; circulation G G. Sirorn circula-
tion 5,380, which is more than that of any
other Sunday paper in Central Neiii York.
No advertising of an exceptional character
admitted.
UNION; Saturdays; German; republi-
can ; four pages ; size 26x40 ; subscription
.$2 50 ; established 18.53 ; Alexander Von Land
berg, editor and publisher ; circulation K 1.
NEW YORK.
COMMERCIAL TRAVELER;
monthly ; sixteen pages ; size of page 10x15 ;
subscription $1; established 1875; Allen T.
Nye & Co., publishers; circulation I; organ
of the Commercial Travelers' Association
of the State of New York.
NATIONAL CITIZEN AND BAL-
LOT I$OX; monthly; woman suttrage ;
eight pages ; size 28x40; subscription $1; es-
tablished 1876; Matilda Joslyu Gage, editor
and publisher ; circulation 1 1.
POULTRY RECORD; monthly; poul
try -raising; twenty pages; size of page 7x11.;
subscription 50 cents ; established 1880 ; L.
Frank Baum, editor; Syracuse Fanciers'"
CluV), pul)lishers.
SCHOOL BULLETIN AND NEW
YORK STATE EDUCATIONAL
JOURNAL; monthly; educational; six-
teen pages ; size of page 10x14 ; subscription
$1; established 1873; Davis, Bardeen & Co.,
editors and pulilishers ; circulation H 1,
TYPO ; bi-monthly ; twenty pages octavo ;
subscription $1 ; established 1871 ; F. B. Gar-
ret, editor ; J. & F. B. Garrett, publishers ;
circulation X.
TARRYTOWN, Westchester Co.
5,000+ pop., on Hudson R. Rd., 27 m. from
New York.
ARGUS; Saturdays ; independent ; four
pages ; size 28x42 ; subscription $3 ; establish-
ed 1868 ; M. D. Raymond, editor and publish-
er ; circulation K 1.
SUNNYSIDE COURIER; (see Irving
ton).
TICONDEROGA, Essex Co., 3,50(>t
pop. of township, on N. Y. & Canada Rd.,
and the outlet of Lake George. Engaged in
manufacture of cotton and woolen goods,
and iron, lead and lumber.
SENTINEL; Fridays ; independent ; four
f)ages ; size 26x40 ; subscription $2 ; estab-
ished 1874 ; R. R. Stevenson, editor and pub-
lisher ; circulation K 1.
TEACHERS' COxMPANION; month
ly ; educational ; eight pages ; size 23x30 ; sub-
scription 50 cents ; established 1879 ; Issued
from the office of the Sentinel.
TONA WANDA, Erie Co., 5,000t
pop., on Niagara r., at outlet of Tonawanda
Creek, opposite Grand Island and on Erie
canal, where it is crossed by Buffalo & Ni-
agara Falls Rd., also Erfe Rd., 10 m. N. of
Buffalo. Engaged in manufacturing lum-
ber and other articles. The third largest
lumber distributing point in the United
States.
ENTERPRISE; Saturdays; indepen-
dent ; eight pages ; size 30x44 ; subscription
$1 50 ; established 1869 ; S. O. Hayward, editor
and publisher; circulation K.
HERALD ; Thursdays ; democratic ;.
four pages ; size 26x40 ; subscription $1 50 ;
established 1875 ; Warren <fe Chapman, editors
and publishers ; circulation K 1.
INDEX ; Thursdays ; republican ; four
pages ; size 28x44 ; subscription $1 50 ; estab-
lished 1876 ; J. A. L. Fisher, editor and pub-
lisher ; circulation K 1.
TROY, C. H., Rensselaer Co., 48,253t
pop., at head of steamboat navigation, on
E. bank of Hudson r., 6 m. from Albany.
Hudson R., New York Central, Rensselaer
& Saratoga and Troy & Boston Rds., centre
here. Engaged in manufactures— stoves,
iron, steel and linen being the principal—
and has a large river commerce.
EVENINfJ STANDARD; every even-
ing except Sunday ; independent ; four pages ;.
size 2.3x36 ; subscription $6 ; established 1877 ;:
Troy Evening Standard Publishing Co., edi-
tors and publishers; circulation III.
AMERICAN NEWSPAPER DIRECTORY
279
NEW YORK.
MORNING WHIG; every morning ex-
cept Sunda.v, and WHIG, Tuesdays; re-
publican; four pages; size 27x4U; subscrip-
tion—daily $10, weekly $1 ; established 18:^ ;
Troy Whig Publishing Co.. editors and pub-
lishers ; circulation — daily J J 1, weekly K 1.
PRESS; every evening except Sunday,
and WEEKIjY, Wednesdays; democratic;
four pages ; size— daily 28x4(), weekly 28x45 :
subscription— daily $8, weekly SI ; established
1868; Jerome B. Parmenter. editor and pub-
lisher ; circulation— daily III, weekly III.
TI3IES; everj' evening except Sunday,
and WEEKLY, Thursdays ; republi-
can ; four pages ; size 29x46 ; subscrip-
tion — daily $10, weekly $1 ; established —
daily 1851, weekly 1856; J. M. Francis &
Tucker, editors and publishers ; circulation —
daily G G 1, weekly H 1. For quick t-eturns
try the Troy Daily "Times.'' It ranks irith
the best advertisin{j mediums in America. It
is the leading neicspaper in Xorthern New
York and Western Massachusetts and Ver-
mont. More than thirty thousand persons
read it every evening. Choice reading matter
on every page. Liberal alloicances on yearly
contracts. Information cheerfully furnished.
Send, for .•schedule of rates and samijle paper.
FREIE DEUTSCHE PRESSE; Sat
urdays ; German ; republican ; four pages ;
size 24x36 ; subscription $2 ; established 1871 ;
H. Stande, editor ; August Hillebrandt, pub-
lisher ; circulation K K 1.
NORTHERN BI DGET ; Sundays;
eight pages ; size .32x46 ; subscription $2 ; es-
tablished 1791 ; Charles L. MacArthur & Son,
editors and publishers ; circulation F 1.
SATURDAY JOl RNAL,; Saturdays;
eight pages; size 26x40; subscription $1 ; es-
tablished 1879; Dugald Campbell, editor and
publisher.
TROJAN OBSERVER ; Mondays- In-
dependent-democratic; four pages; size 26x40;
subscription §1; established 1875; M.F.Col-
lins, editor and publisher ; circulation H H.
TRUMANSBURG, Tompkins Co.,
1,446H pop., 2 m. from Cayuga lake and 9
from Ithaca.
SENTINEL; Wednesdays; independent;
and
four pages ; size 24x36 ; subscription .82 ; es
tablished 1866 ; Corwin L. Adams, editor
publisher ; circulation K 1.
UNADILLA, Otsego Co., l.OOOf pop.,
on Susquehanna r. and Albany & Susque-
hanna Rd., 95 m. from Albany. Some manu-
facturing done here.
TI3IES ; Thursdays ; independent ; four
pages ; size 22x32 ; subscription .$1 ; establish-
ed 1869 ; A. J. Barlow, editor and publisher ;
circulation K.
UNION, Broome Co., 2,538 pop., on
Erie Rd., 9 m. from Binghamton, and 13
from Owego. Engaged in lumber business,
farming, and dairying.
NEWS; Fridays ; independent ; four
pages ; size 24x36 ; subscription .$1 .50 ; estab-
lished 1851; J. L. Knapp, editor; Benedict &
Cafiferty, publishers ; circulation K 1.
UNION SPRINGS, Cayuga Co.,
1,335+ pop., on Lake Cayuga, 9 m. S. W. of
Auburn. ' Engaged in manufacturing agri-
cultural implements, carriage hubs, etc.
Centre of trade.
ADVERTISER: Thursdays; eight
pages ; size 26x40 ; subscription $2 ; established
1866 ; James B. Hoff , editor and publisher ; cir-
culation K.
UTICA,C. H., Oneida Co., 33,800t Pop.,
on Mohawk r., Erie canal and New York
Central Rd., 95 m. from Albany, at termi-
nus of Chenango canal and centering
point for several railroads extending
north and south. Engaged in various
NEW YORK.
manufactures,
district.
Centre of an agricultural
:>IORNING HERALD AND GA-
ZETTE; every morning except Sundav,
and HERALD AND GAZETTE AND
COURIER, Tuesdays; republican; dailv
four pages, weekly eight pages; size— dailV
29x43, weekly 32x47; subscription— daily ^,
weekly .$1 5f ) ; established— Gazeffe, 1793,
Herald 1847 ; Ellis H. Roberts & Co., editors
and publishers; circulation— daily G 1,
weekly G 1.
OBsSERVER; every evening except Sun-
day, and WEEKLY, Thursdays; demo-
cratic ; daily four pages, weekly eight pages :
size— daily 24x36, weekly 32x46 ; subscription
—daily .§8, weekly $1 50; established— dailv
1848, weekly 1816 ; Grove & Bailey, editors and
publishers ; circulation— daily H 1, weekly G G
1. The " Da ily Observer " has the largest circu-
lation in Utica— '3,812 copies. The Weekly cir-
culation—over eight thousand — ('.s unequalled
in Central New York. Advertising rates very
low compared with circulation. Send for
terms and specimen copies.
DEUTSCHE ZEITUNG; triweekly,
Tuesdays, Thursdays and Saturdays ; Ger-
man ; four pages ; size 22x32 ; subscription
$3 50 ; established 1853 ; John C. Schreiber,
editor and publisher: circulation J 1.
SUNDAY TRIBI'NE; Sundays; four
pages; size 26x40; subscription .§2; estab-
lished 1877 ; Patrick E. Kelly, publisher ; cir
culation H.
Y DRYCH; Thursdays; Welsh ; republi-
can ; eight pages ; size 31x46 ; subscription
$2 50 ; established 1851 ; J. W. Jones and J. C.
Roberts, editors; T. J. Griffiths, publisher;
circulation G G 1.
CHURCH ECLECTIC.++
. OLIVE BRANCH; monthly; spiritual-
ist ; twenty pages ; size of page 10x14 ; sub-
scription .§1 ; established 1876 ; David Jones,
editor and publisher ; circulation I 1.
Y CYFAILL O'R HEN AVLAD;
monthly ; Welsh ; presbyterian ; forty-four
pages octavo ; subscription .$1 50 ; established
18:37 : Rev. W. Roberts, D. D., editor ; T. J.
Griffiths, publisher ; circulation I.
AHERICAN JOURNAL OF IN-
SANITY; quarterly; two hundred and
eight pages ; size of page 6x10 ; subscription
$5 ; established 1844 ; Dr. John P. Gray, edi-
tor ; State Lunatic Asylum, publishers ; cir-
culation .J.
WALDEN, Orange Co., l,448t pop., on
Walkill r. and Montgomery & Walkill Val-
ley branch of Erie Rd., 4 m. from Mont-
gomery and 10 N. W. of Newburgh.
HERALD AND RECORDER; Satur
days ; republican ; four pages ; size 24x36 :
subscription .$2 ; established 1870 ; C. A. Reed,
editor and pul)lisher; circulation K 1.
WALTON, Delaware Co., l,380t pop.,
on W. branch of Delaware r. and New York
& Oswego Midland, at junction of Delhi
Branch Rd., 17 m. S. W. of Delhi and 23
from Sidney Plains.
CHRONICLE ; Thursdays ; indepen-
dent-republican ; four pages ; size 24x;?7 ; sub-
scription $1 50 ; established 1869 ; Wm. A.
White, editor and publisher; circulation
KKl.
WAPPINGERS FALLS, Dutch-
ess Co., 3,000+ pop., on Wappingers creek,
U m. from Hudson R. Rd. Has manufac-
tures.
ERA ; Saturdays ; democratic ; four pages ;
size 22x32; subscription $150; established
1876; S. H. Roman, editor; George W. Win-
chell and S. H. Roman, publishers; circ'n K.
WA PPINGERS CHRONICLE;
Saturdays ; independent ; four pages ; size
24x38; subscription ,|!2 ; established 1870; D.
S. Dougherty, editor and publisher ; circula-
tion K 1.
280
GEO. P. ROW ELL & GO'S
NEW YORK.
WARSAW, C. H., Wyoming Co.,
2,500t pop., on Allen's Creek and Hornells-
ville Branch Rd., 48 m. from Buffalo. A
business place.
WESTERN NEW YORKER;
Thui'sdays ; republican ; four pa^es ; size
28x44 ; subscription $1 50 ; established 1841 ;
H. A. Dudley, editor and publisher ; cii-cula-
tion J 1.
WYOMING CO. DEMOCRAT;
Thursdays ; democratic ; eight pages ; size
26x40 ; subscription $1 50 ; established 1845 ; B.
H. Randolph, editor and publisher ; circula-
tion X.
WY03IING CO. TIMES; Thursdays;
democratic ; four pages ; size 28x44 ; sub-
scription .$2; established 1870; S. Wilson
Wade, editor and publisher ; circulation X.
The " Times'' has decidedly the largest circu-
lation of any jj ape r in the county, and is by
far the best advertising medium.
WARWICK, Orange Co., l,09at
pop., on branch of Erie Rd., 9 ni. from Grey-
court.
ADVERTISER; Thursdays; indepen-
dent ; four pages ; size 26x40 ; subscription
$2 ; established 1866 ; Samuel J. Stewart, ed-
itor; Stewart & Co., publishers; circulation
J 1.
^WAT'E'RTO'RJi, Saratoga Co.,4,700t
pop., on Rensselaer & Saratoga Rd. and
Hudson r., near the mouth of Mohawk r., 4
m. from Troy and 10 above Albanj% En-
gaged in various manufactures.
ADVERTISER; Fridays; independent;
four pages ; size 24x36 ; subscription $1 50 ; es-
tablished 1872 ; R. D. Palniateer, editor and
publisher ; cii'culatlon J 1.
WATERLOO, C. H., Seneca Co.,
4,086 pop., on New York Central Rd. and
Cayuga and Seneca canal, 18 m. from Au-
burn. Engaged in manufacturing shawls
and woolen goods, agi-icultural imple-
ments, carriages and other articles.
CATHOLIC TIMES; Thursdays ;
catholic ; four pages ; size 26x40 ; subscrip-
tion $2; established 1877 ; Rev. L. A. Lambert,
editor and publisher; circulation I 1.
OBSERVER; Wednesdays; democratic;
four pages ; size 28x42 ; subscription $2 ; estab-
lished 1826 ; W. H., Burton, editor and pub-
lisher ; circulation J 1.
SENECA CO. NEWS: Fridays; inde-
pendent-democratic ; four pages ; size 28x42 ;
subscription $2 ; established 1878 ; A. L. Childs,
editor and publisher ; circulation J.
WATERTOWN,C.H., Je#erso« Co.,
9,;'>36 pop., on Black r. and on Rome. Water-
town & Ogdensburgh Rd., 71 m. from Rome,
and on Utica & Black R. Rd., 91 m. from
Utica. A railroad extends from here to
Cape Vincent on the St. Lawrence r. The
falls here furnish power, which is developed
to some extent. The manufactures are va-
rious and extensive.
MORNING DESPATCH; every morn
ing except Sunday, and RE-UNION, Thurs-
days ; democratic ; daily four pages, weekly
eight pages ; size— daily 24x36, weekly .S2x46' ;
subscription— daily $6, weekly $1 50; estab-
lished—daily 1872, weekly 1824; E. J. Clark,
editor; Watertown Printing Co. (limited),
publishers ; circulation— daily J 1, weekly 1 1.
TIMES; every evening except Sunday,
and REFORMER, Thursdays; republi-
can ; four pages ; size— daily 27x41, weekly
30x46 ; subscription— daily $6, weeklv $2 ; es-
tablished—daily 1860, weekly 1850; B. Brock-
way, editor ; Bi'ockway & Sous, publishers ;
circulation— daily J 1, weekly III.
NEW YORK.
POST ; Tuesdays ; independent-republi-
can ; four pages ; size 29x47 ; subscription
$1 50 ; established 1870 ; L. Ingalls, editor and
publisher ; circulation H 1.
REFORl>IER; (see Times).
RE-UNION; (see Morning Despatch).
POULTRY CJHRONICLE; monthly;
poultry-raising ; sixteen pages ; size of page
9x12 ; subscription 50 cents ; established 1879 ;
Robert J. Holmes, editor ; Holmes & Greaves,
publishers ; circulation J.
WATERVILLE, Oiieida Co., l,600t
pop., in Saugerfield township, on Utica,
Chenango & Susquehanna Valley Rd., 21 m.
from Utica.
TIMES; Thursdays; four pages; size
26x40 ; subscription $2 ; established 1858 ; J. J.
Guernsey, editor and publisher ; circulation
KKl.
WATKINS, C. H., Schuyler Co., S.OOOf
pop., on Seneca lake, on Northern Central
Rd., connected with Geneva at the other
end of the lake, about 35 m. distant, by
steamers, and 20 from Elmira. In an agri-
cultural and grape-growing district. Wat
kins Glen, located here, is annually visited
by from 50,000 to 75,000 people.
DEMOCRAT ; Wednesdays ; democratic;
four pages ; size 26x40 ; subscription $1 50 ; es-
tablished 1865; W. H. Baldwin, editor and
publisher; circulation KKl.
EXPRESS; Thursdays; republican;
four pages ; size 26x40 ; subscription $1 50 ;
established 1854 ; Levi M. Gano, editor and
publisher ; circulation J 1.
WAVERLY, Tioga Co., 4,150t pop.,
on Chemung r. and Erie Rd., at junction of
Lehigh Valley and Geneva, Ithaca & Athens
Rds., 17 m. from Elmira. Surrounded by
farming lands, and shipping point for grain
and butter.
ADVOCATE; Fridays; republican; fotir
pages ; size 27x41 ; subscription $1 25 ; estab-
lished 1852 ; O. H. P. Kinney, editor ; PoUeys &
Kinney, publishers ; circulation J 1.
REVIEW; Thursdays ; democratic ; eight
pages; size .30x44; subscription $2; estab-
lished 1876; Ii-a L. Wales, editor and pub-
lisher ; circulation J 1.
W'AYLAND, Steuben Co., 3,000t pop.
(of town), on Rochester division of Erie Rd.,
50 m. from Rochester. An agricultural dis
trict ; centre of trade for grain and lumber.
UNION ADVERTISER; Saturdays;
independent ; four pages ; size 22x31 ; sub-
scription $150; established 1873; Union Ad-
vei'tiser Publishing Co., editors and pub-
lishers ; circulation K K.
WEEDSPORT, Caijiiga Co., l,800t
pop., on Erie Canal and New York Central
& Southern Central Rd., 8 m. from Auburn.
Engaged in manufacturing, etc.
CAYUGA CHIEF; Saturdays; inde-
pendent ; four pages ; size 22x31 ; subscription
$1 ; established 1877; H. D. Brown & Co., etli-
tors and publishers ; circulation K 1. Th^
" Chief" is a lively, spicy, free-sjJeaking jour-
nal, widely read by the best classes of people.
It has the largest circulation of any paper in
Cayuga county, outside of Auburn.
SENTINEL; Thursdays; independent;
four pages ; size 26x40 ; subscription $1 50 ; es-
tablished 1867; Geo. R. Nash & Co., editors
and publishers ; circulation KKl.
WELLS, Hamilton Co., 817 pop., on
Sacondaga r., 8i) m. N. W. of Albany.
JOURNAL AND REPUBLICAN;
Tuesdays ; republican ; four pages ; size
28x43; subscription $2; established 1870;
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XEW YORK.
H. L. Ward, editor and publisher; circula-
tion K; printed at the office of the Glovers-
ville JntelUf/encer a^id Republican.
WELLSVILLE, Allegany Co., 4,000t
pop., on Genesee r. and Erie Rd., 27 m. W.
of Hornellsville. Engaged in tanning and
has considerable trade with northern Penn-
sylvania.
AI.I.EGAXY CO. REPOKTER ;
Thursdays ; republican ; four pages ; size
29x46 ; subscription §1 63 ; established 1839 ;
E. W. Barnes, editor and publisher ; circula-
tion 1 1.
ALiliEGANY DE3IOCRAT; Wednes
days ; democratic ; four pages ; size 28x42 ;
subscription $1 30 ; established 1859 ; Wm. W.
Nichols, editor and publisher ; circulation J.
WESTFIELD, Chautauqua C7o.,3,000t
pop., on Lake Shore & Michigan Southern
Rd., 57 m. from Buffalo, and 31 from Erie, Pa.
REPUBLilCAN; Wednesdays; republi-
can; four pages; size 26x40; subscription
$1 50 ; established 1855 ; F. A. Hall, editor and
publisher ; circulation J.
AVEST NEAV BRIGHTON,
Richmond Co., 6 m. from New York City,
with which it is connected by ferry. Seat
of some manufactures.
STATEN I8L,A\D ADVERTISER;
Saturdays ; four pages ; size 26x40 ; subscrip-
tion SI 75 ; established 1877 ; F. Porter, editor
and publisher ; circulation K.
STATEN ISLAM) STAR ; Thursdays;
four pages ; size 24x36 ; subscription §1 .50 ;
established 1877.
WEST TROY, Albany Co., 12,000t
pop., on W. bank of Hudson r., opposite
Troy, and with which it is connected by
bridge and steam feiTy. Engaged in manu-
facturing and lumber trade. Watervleit
Arsenal — an important United States post
— is located at this place.
ALBANY CO. DE3IOCRAT; Satur
<lays ; democratic ; four pages ; size 27x40 ;
subscription .§2; established 1860; Allen
Corey, editor and publisher ; circulation J.
WEST WINFIELD, Herkimer Co.,
1,561 pop., on Richfield Springs bi'anch of
Dtiea, Chenango & Susquehanna Valley
Rd., 21 m. from Utica and 13 from Richfield
Springs.
WINFIEL.D STANDARD; Wednes-
days; republican; four pages; size 24x36;
subscription $2; established 18?2; Wm. R.
Merrill, editor and publisher ; circulation K.
WHITEHALL, Washington Co.,
6,0()0+ pup., on Lake Champlain, at mouth of
Poultney r. Connected with various ports
on the Lake by steamers, and by railroad
with Troy and Albany. Some manufactur-
ing done here ; extensivelj' engaged in the
lumber business ; boat building carried on.
CHRONICLE; Saturdays; four pages;
size 28x44 ; subscription §1 10 ; established 1840 ;
W. H. Tefft, editor and publisher ; circ'n X.
TIHIES; Wednesdays: democratic; four
pages ; size 26x40 ; subscription $1 50 ; estab-
lished 1861 ; W. A. Wilkins, editor and pub-
lisher; circulation I.
WHITE PLAINS, C. H., West-
Chester Co., 2,757t pop., on New York &
Harlem Rd., 26 m. from New York.
EASTERN STATE JOURNAL; Fri-
days; democratic; four pages; size 24x38;
subscription $2 50 ; established 1845 ; Edmund
O. Sutherland, editor and publisher ; circ'n J.
NEW YORK.
WESTCHESTER NEWS; Saturdays;
republican ; eight pages ; size 30x44 ; subscrip-
tion S2 ; established 1871 ; E. B. Long, editor
and publisher; circulation K 1.
WHITESTONE, Queens Co., 2,500t
pop. Terminus of Flushing and North Sid«
Rd. Engaged in commerce and manufac-
turing.
HERA LD ; Wednesdays ; independent ;
four pages ; .size 26x40 ; subscription $2 ; es-
tablished 1870 ; W. S. Overton, e<litor and pro-
prietor; ciix-ulation K 1.
WHITNEY'S POINT, Broome Co.,
1,000+ pop., on S. B. & N. Y. Rd.
REPORTER; Fridays; independent;
four pages ; size 24x.36 ; subscription .$1 50 ; es-
tablished 1873 ; Mark D. Branday & Son, edi
tors and publishers ; circulation K 1.
WILLIAMSON, Wayne Co., 300t
pop., in farming and fruit section.
BANNER; Saturdays; four pages ; size
22X.30 ; subscription .$1 ; established 1879.
WILLI AMSVILLE, Erie Co.,l,500t
pop., 10 m. from Buffalo. Has mills and a
large brewery. Quick-lime in abundance.
AMHERST BEE ; Thursdaj-s ; four
pages ; size 24x36 : subscription §1 ; estab-
lished 1879 ; A. L. Rinewalt, editor and pub-
lisher ; circulation K 1.
WILSON, Niagara Co., l,000t pop.,
on R. W. & O. Rd., 15 m. from Lockport.
STAR; Fridays ; four pages ; size 20x28;
subscription 50 " cents ; established 1878 ;
Charles E. Honeywell, editor and publisher ;
circulation K.
WINDHAM, Greeiie Co., 1,488 pop.,
on Batavia Creek, 25 m. W. of Catskill.
JOURNAL; Thursdays; democratic;
four pages ; size 24x36 ; subscription .$1 50 ;
established 1857; Edward M. Cole, editor;
Cole & Clark, publishers ; circulation J.
WINDSOR, Broome Co., SOOf pop.,
on Susquehanna r. and Del. & Hudson Ca-
nal Co.'s Rd. Manufactures whips.
STANDARD; Saturdays; independent;
four pages ; size 22x:32 ; subscription .§1 ; estab-
lished 1878; C. E. Babcock, editor and pub-
lisher ; circulation K K.
WOLCOTT, Wayne Co., l,600t pop.,
on Lake Ontario Div. of R. W. & O. Rd., 30
m. W. of Oswego. Contains steam, grist,
saw and planing mills, foundrj' and
machine shop, several stores and hotels.
Is the centre of a thriving trade from the
siuTounding teiTltorj-.
INDEPEN1)ENT.H-V
LAKE SHORE NE^VS; Thursdays;
independent; four pages; size 26x40; sub
scription SI 50; established 1874; W. H.
Thomas, editor and publisher ; circ'n K 1.
WORCESTER, Otsego Co., 2,500t
pop. (of village), on the Delaware and Hud-
son Canal Co. Rd., Albany & Susquehanna
Div., about 20 m. from Oneonta. Engaged
principally in dairying and hop-raising and
milling, and the centre of a good farming
country.
TI3IES; Fridays; independent; four
pages; size 24x36; subscription .$125; estab
lishedl875; A. E. Smith, editor; J. W. Bush,
publisher ; circulation K 1.
WYOMING, Wyoming Co., 350t pop.,
on State Line Rd., 6 m. from Warsaw.
Farming ; salt said to exi.st in vicinity.
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NEW YORK.
WYOMINO VALLEY ERA; Thins
days ; four pages ; size 24x36 ; subscription
$1 23 ; established 1878 ; Frank B. Smith, edi-
tor and publisher ; circulation K.
YONKERS, Westchester Co., IS.OOOj
pop., on Hudson r. and Hudson R. Rd., 17
m. from New York. Engaged in various
manufactures and the residence of many
persons doing business in New York. Sev-
eral institutions of learning are located here.
GAZETTE; Saturdays; democratic;
four pages ; size 28x42 ; subscription $2 50 ;
established 1852 ; J. G. P. Holden, editor and
publisher ; circulation I.
STATESMAN; Thursdays; republican;
four pages ; size 28x42 ; subscription $3 ; es-
tablished 1836 ; M. F. Rowe, editor and pub-
lisher ; circulation I.
NORTH CAROLINA.
ASHEBORO, C. H., Randolph Co.,
182 pop.
COURIER; Tuesdays; democratic ; four
pages ; size 22x30 ; subscription $1 ; estab-
lished 1876 ; Bradshaw & Hackney, editors
and publishers ; circulation K.
ASHEVILLE, C. H., Buncombe Co.,
2,500t pop., near French Broad r., 255 m. W.
of Raleigh.
JOURNAL ; semi-weekly, Wednesdays
and Saturdays ; independent ; four pages ;
size 20x26 ; subscription $2 ; established 1878 ;
Journal Publishing Co., editors and pub-
lishers ; circulation K.
NORTH CAROLINA CITIZEN;
Thursdays ; democratic ; eight pages ; size
24x38 ; subscription $2; established 1870; Robt.
M. Furman and Jordan Stone, editors and
publishers ; circulation J.
BAKERSVILL.E, C. H., Mitchell Co.,
800+ pop., situated half way between the
two southern routes, the Tennessee and
North Carolina Rds., in the centre of a
mineral section, largely engaged in mica
mining.
ROAN MOUNTAIN REPUBLI-
CAN; Saturdays; republican; four pages;
size 22x31 ; subscription $2 ; established 1876 ;
C. T. C. Deake, editor ; J. W. C. Deake, pub-
lisher ; circulation K 1.
BEAUFORT, C. H., Carteret. Co.,
2,430 pop.
ATLANTIC.++
CARTHAGE, C. H., Moore Co., 300t
pop., on the R. A. R. Rd.. near Cameron.
Engaged in carriage manufacturing.
MOORE INDEX; Thursdays ; four
pages ; size 22x31 ; subscription $1 50 ; estab-
lished 1879 ; Stuart & Black, editors and pub-
lishers.
CHAPEL. HILL, Orange Co.
LEDGER ; Saturdays ; four pages ; size
22x31 ; subscription $1 50 ; established 1878 ;
.Joseph A. Harris, editor and publisher ; cir-
culation K.
CHARLOTTE, C. H., Mecklenhurg
Co., 12,000+ pop., on Sugar Creek and Wil-
mington, Charlotte & Rutherford Rd., at
terminus of North Carolina division of
Richmond & Danville and Charlotte,
Columbia & Augusta Rds., terminus of Air
Line and the Atlantic, Tennessee & Ohio
Rds.
EVENING PRESS; every evening ex-
cept Sunday ; four pages ; size 12x17 ; sub-
scription $3; established 1879; John Bragg,
editor and publisher.
NORTH CAROLINA.
OBSERVER; every morning except
Monday, and WEEKLY, Fridays; dem-
ocratic ; four pages; size— daily 24x35, weekly
28x44 ; subscription— daily $8, weekly $2 10 ;
established 1864 ; Charles R. Jones, editor
and publisher ; circ'n— daily J 1, weekly J 1.
BULLETIN; triweekly , Tuesdays,
Thursdays and Saturdays, and VVEEK.LY,
Thursdays ; triweekly four pages, weekly
eight pages; size 22x30; subscription — tri-
weekly $3, weekly $1 ; established— tri-week-
ly 1840, weekly 1865 ; E. H. Britton & Son, edi-
tors and publishers ; circulation — tri-weekly
K, weekly K.
DEMOCRAT; Fridays ; democratic ;
four pages ; size 24x36 ; subscription $2 ; es-
tablished 1852 ; W. J. Yates, editor and pub-
lisher ; circulation J.
SOUTHERN HOME ; Fridays ; demo-
cratic ; four pages ; size 26x40; subscription
.$2 ; established 1870 ; F. B. McDowell, editor
and publisher ; circulation J 1.
SOUTH-LAND J monthly; four pages;
size 24x35 ; subscription 50 cents ; established
1878 ; Dawson & Co., publishers ; a real estate
advertising sheet.
CONCORD, C. H., Cabarrus Co., l,500t
pop.
REGISTER; Saturdays; democratic;
foiu" pages ; size 24x36 ; subscription $1 50 ;
established 1875 ; John Woodhouse, editor
and publisher ; circulation K K 1. Has a large
and constantly increasing circulation in the
counties of Cabarrus, Stanly, Roican, Lincoln,
Mecklenberg and Union, and in the cities of
Charlotte, Monroe, Wilmington, Raleigh,
Greensboro and Salisbury.
SUN ; Saturdays ; democratic ; four pages ;
size 22x31 ; subscription §1 25 ; establishetl
1873 ; W. H. Harris, editor and publisher ; cir
culation K 1.
DANBURY, C. H., Stokes Co., 500t
pop., 122 m. N. N. W. of Raleigh and 10 from
Virginia State line.
REPORTER; Thursdays; democratic:
four pages ; size 22x32 ; subscription $2 ;
established 1873; Moses I. Stewart, editor;
Pepper & Sons, publishers ; circulation K.
DURHAM, Orange Co., 3,000t pop.,
on North Carolina Rd., 25 m. from Ral-
eigh. Tobacco manufacturing the princi-
pal branch of industry.
METHODIST ADVANCE ; Thurs
days ; methodist ; eight pages ; size 24x34 ;
subscription .$1 50; established 1880; Frank
H. Wood, editor and publisher.
RECORDER ; Wednesdays ; democratic ;
four pages ; size 24x36 ; subscription $1 50 ;
established 1820; J. D. Cameron, editor and
publisher; circulation K 1.
TOBACCO PLANT; Tuesdays; four
pages ; size 26x40 ; subscription .$ 1 50 ; estab-
lished 1872 ; Caleb B. Green, editor and pub-
lisher ; circulation K 1.
EDENTON, C. H., Chowan Co., 2,000t
pop. Situated on Edenton bay, at the
mouth of Albemarle Sound and Chowan r.
Largely engaged in shad and herring fishe-
ries.
CLARION; Wednesdays; democratic;
four pages ; size 18x26 ; subscription $1 ; es-
tablished 1879 ; William M. Bond, editor and
publisher.
ELIZABETH CITY, C. H., Pasquo-
tank Co., 3,000+ pop., on Pasquotank r., 20 m.
from Albemarle Sound. Connected by a
daily line of steamers with Norfolk, Va.
Engaged in lumber and grain trade.
EVENING TELEGRAM; every even-
ing except Sunday ; four pages ; size 16x21 ;
subscription $3 ; established 1879 ; Garner &
Commander, editors and publishers.
ECONOMIST; Tuesdays; democratic;
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NORTH CAROLINA.
four pages : size 22x32 ; subscription $2 ; es-
tablished 187;') ; R. B. Creecy, editor and pub-
lisher; circulation J.
FA LiCON ; Wednesdays ; democratic ; four
pages ; size 22x32 ; subscription §2 ; established
1879; Falcon Publishing Co., editors and pub-
lishers ; circulation K.
NORTH CAKOL.INIAN; Wednes
days ; i-epublican ; four pages ; size 24x35 ;
subscription $2 50 ; established 1869; Palemon
John, editor and publisher ; circulation J 1.
ENFIELD, Halifax Co., SOOf pop., on
Wilmington & Weldon Rd. 143 m. from
Wilmington. In cotton section. Milling is
also carried on.
SENTINEIi ; Thursdays; Independent;
four pages; size 21x28; subscription §150;
established 1880; D. E. Stain back, editor and
publisher.
FAYETTEVILLE, C. H., Cumler-
land Co., 5,0(X)+ pop., on Cape Fear r., at the
head of navigation, and terminus of West-
ern Rd. Centre of trade, and shipping point
for lumber, tar, turpentine, &c. Engaged
in the manufacture of cotton goods.
CAPE FEAR BANNER; Wednesdays ;
democratic ; four pages ; size 21x32 ; subscrip-
tion .82 ; established 1880 ; H. I. McDuffle, edi-
tor and publisher.
FRANKLIN, C. H., Macon Co., 1,310
pop.
WESTERN REPORTER ; Wednes
days ; democratic ; foiu- pages ; size 20x26 ;
subscription §1 ; established 1878 ; Alfred Mor-
gan, editor and publisher.
GOLDSBORO, C. H., Wayne Co.,
3,(X)0+ pop., on Neuse r., and Wilmington and
Weldon Rd., 84 m. from Wilmington. The
Atlantic & North Carolina Rd., terminates
here ; also E. terminus of North Carolina
division of Richmond & Danville Rd. One
of the most important trades centres in
the State. In centre of cotton region and
agricultural section.
MESSENGER; semi-weekly, Mondays
'" and Thursdays, andTRAN-
SCRIPT AND 31 ES-
SEN GER, Fi-idays; dem-
ocratic ; four pages ; size —
semi-weekly 26x40, weekly
28x44 ; subscription — semi-
weeklv .S3, weeklv .S2 ; estab-
lished 1867 ; J. A. Bonitz, ed-
itor and publisher : circula-
tion— semi-weeklv J J, week-
ly H H 1. The " Transcript
iressenger" is the home paper
to the people of eleven East-
ern counties, and has a gen-
eral and increasing circulation throughout
the Sta^e. It is the largest paper published in
North Carolina and the most prosperous ; the
recognized Democratic organ of Eastern Car-
olina. Only reliable advertisements are solic-
ited and admitted.
MAIL; Fridays ; democratic ; four
pages ; size 24x36 ; subscription .§2 ; establish-
ed 1872; W. H. Avera, editor and publisher ;
circulation J 1.
TRANSCRIPT AND MESSENGER;
(see Messenger-}.
GRAHAM, C. H., Alamance Co., 502
pop.
ALAMANCE GLEANER ; Wednes
days ; democratic ; four pages ; size 22x32 ;
subscription §1 50 ; established 1875 ; E. S. Par-
ker, editor and publisher ; circulation K 1.
GREENSBORO, C. H., Guilford
Co., 4,000+ pop., on the North Carolina divis-
ion of Richmond & Danville Rd., at the
NORTH CAROLINA.
junction of Richmond, Danville & Pied-
mont Rd., 81 m. from Raleigh. A place of
trade. Engaged in manu^facturing.
BEACON ; semi-weeklj', Tuesdays and
Fridays; four pages ; size 22x30 ; subscription
S2 ; estalDlished 1879 ; James W. Albright, edi-
tor and publisher.
CENTRAL PROTESTANT ; Satur
dajs ; methodist ; four pages ; size 24x.36 ;
subsci'iption .$2 ; established 1S74 ; J. L. Mich
aux, editor and piiblisher ; circulation K 1.
NORTH STATE; Thursdays; republi
can ; four pages ; size 24x36; subscription .§2 ;
established 1871 ; North State Publishing Co.,
editors and publishers ; circulation K 1.
PATRIOT; Wednesdays; democratic;,
four pages ; size 26x40 ; subscription §2 ; es-
established 1821 ; R. T. Fulghum, editor and
publisher : circulation J 1.
GREENVILLE, C. B:.,Pitt Co., l,000t
pop., on Tar r., about 25 m. above Washing-
ton and 103 E. of Raleigh. Tar and turpen-
tine are products of the vicinity.
EXPRESS; Thursdays; democratic;
four pages ; size 24x36 ; subscription $1 50 ; es-
tablished 1877 ; J. R. Whichard & Bro., editors
and publishers ; circulation K.
HENDERSON, Granville Co., l.OOOf
pop. On Raleigh & Gaston Rd., 42 m. from
Raleigh. Tobacco the chief trade.
TOBACCONIST; Fridays; democratic;
four pages ; size 24x36 ; subscription $2 ; es-
tablished 1877 ; P. B. Clarke, editor and pub-
lisher ; circulation K.
HENDERSONVILLE, C. H., Hen-
derson Co., 5iX)+ pop., in the Western part of
the State, 12 m. from South Carolina State
line, and 295 W. of Raleigh and 21 from
AshevlUe.
AVESTERN COURIER; Thursdays;
independent ; four pages ; size 24x36 ; sub-
scription .SI 50 ; established 1877 ; W. A. Smith,
editor ; B. K. Davis, publisher ; circulation K.
HICKORY, Catawba Co., 2;000t pop.,
on Western North Carolina Rd., aV)out 30
m. W. of Statesville and 30 from Blue Ridge.
Com, wheat and tobacco raised. A water-
ing place.
PIED3IONT PRESS; Saturdays; dem-
ocratic ; four pages ; size 24x36 ; subscription
.§1 ; established 1871 ; J. S. Tomlinson, editor
and publisher ; circulation J.
WESTERN CAROLINIAN; Fridays;
democratic ; four pages ; size 20x26 ; subscrip-
tion SI ; established 1878 ; H. S. Blair, editor
and publisher ; circulation K.
HILLSBORO, C. H., Orange Co.,
800+ pop., on N. C. Rd. Tobacco manufac-
ture is the prominent feature.
SOUTHERN 3IAIL; Mondays; four
pages ; size 24x35 : subscription $1 50 ; estab-
lished 1S79 ; T. B. Ryan, editor and publisher.
JACKSON, C. H., Northampton Co.,
1,000+ pop., 8 m. from Seaboard Depot of S.
& R. Rd. Manufactures coaches ; shipping
point for large quantities of cotton ; has
two large schools.
NORTHAMPTON REPORTER;
Saturdays ; independent ; four pages ; size
24x36; subscription §2; established 1879;
Briggs & Wright, editors and publishers ; cir-
culation K.
KINSTON, C. H., Letioir Co., l,600t
pop., 80 m. S. E. of Raleigh ; on Neuse r. and
A. & N. C. Rd.
JOURNAL; Thursdays; independent;
four pages ; size 24x45 ; subscription $1 50 ;
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NORTH CAROLINA.
established 1878; J. W. Harper, editor ; J. W.
Harper and H. S. Nunu, publishers ; clrc'n K.
liA GRANGE, Lenoir Co., 600t pop.,
on A. & N. C. Rd., 15 m. from Goldsboro.
Has a flouring mill and two cotton gins.
BAPTIST REVIEW; Thursdays; bap-
tist ; four pages ; size 20x28 ; subscription $2 ;
established 1875 ; Rev. B. W. Nash, editor and
publisher ; circulation K.
liENOIR, C. H., Caldioell Co., l,000t
pop., terminus of the Chester and Lenoir
narrow gauge Rd. (not j'et finished); 12 m.
from Blue Ridge mountains ; manufactur-
ing carried on.
TOPIC; Thursdays; democratic; four
f)ages ; size 22x32 ; subscription $1 ; estab-
ished 1875 ; R. E. Blakey, editor ; Lenoir Pub-
lishing Association, publishers ; cii-c'n K 1.
IiINCOLNTON,C.H., Lincoln Co., 886
pop.
CONSTITUTION ; semi-weekly, Wed-
nesdays and Saturdays ; democratic ; four
pages; size 24x35; subscription $1 50; estab-
lished 1879 ; W. M. Warlick, editor and pub-
lisher.
LINCOIiN PROGRESS; Saturdays;
democratic ; four pages : size 24x32 ; sub-
scription .$2 ; established 1873; De Lane Bros.,
editors and publisliers ; circulation K 1.
liOUISBURG, C. H., Franldin Co.,
1,000+ pop., on Tar r., 10 m. from the Raleigh
& Gaston Rd., and 30 N. by E. of Raleigh. A
market for the agricultiu'al productions of
the county.
FRANKLIN TIMES; Thursdays;
democratic ; four pages ; size 23x34 ; subscrip-
tion $2; established 1872; James A. Thomas,
editor and publisher ; ciix-ulation K.
liUMBERTON, C. H., Robeson Co.,
850+ pop., on Wilmington, Charlotte & Ruth-
erford Rd., 68 m. N. W. of Wilmington and
33 S. W. of Fayetteville. Engaged in cotton,
corn and lumber trade, and in turpentine.
ROBESONIAN ; Wednesdays ; demo-
cratic ; four pages ; size 24x36 ; subscription
$2 ; established 1870 ; W. Wallace McDiarmid,
editor and publisher ; circulation J J 1.
MIIiTON, Caswell Co., l,000t pop., on
Milton & Sutherlin Narrow Gauge Rd., 12
m. from Danville, Va. Has five tobacco
warehouses.
CHRONICLE? Thursdays ; demo-
cratic ; foiu- pages ; size 20x28 ; subscription
$2 ; established 1841 ; C. N. B. Evans, editor
and publisher ; circulation K.
MONROE, C. H., Union Co., 448 pop.
ENQUIRER ; Saturdays ; democratic ;
four pages ; size 25x36 ; subscription $2 ; es-
tablished 1873 ; W. C. Wolfe, editor and pub-
lisher ; circvilation K 1.
UNION EXPRESS: Mondays; demo-
cratic ; four pages ; size 22x32 ; subscription
$1 50 ; established 1876 ; Walter J. Boylin, edi-
tor and publisher ; circulation K.
MOORESVIL.LE, Iredell Co., GOOf
pop., 16 m. from Statesville ; on Atlantic,
Tenn. & Ohio Rd., 26 m. from Charlotte.
The business here is principally in cotton.
IREDELL GAZETTE ; Fridays ;
democratic; four pages; size 24x36; sub-
«cription $1 50 ; established 1878 ; A. Leazar,
editor ; Leazar & Goodman, publishers ; cir-
culation K.
MORGANTON, C. H., Burke Co.,
554 pop. A county of rich mineral and agri-
cultural Interests,
NORTH CAROLINA.
BLUE RIDGE BLADE; Saturdays;
democratic ; four pages ; size 26x40 ; subscrip-
tion $2 ; established 1876 ; J. H. Hallyburton,
editor and publisher ; circulation K 1.
MOUNT AIRY, Surry Co., l,250t
pop., on Ararat r., near Virginia State line,
170 m. N. W. of Raleigh.
TIMES; Thursdays; conservative; four
pages ; size 24x36 ; subscription $1 50 ; estab-
lished 1880; Thomas L. Henritze, editor and
publisher.
VISITOR; Fridays; republican; four
pages ; size 22x31 ; subscription $1 ; established
1872 ; P. T. Lehman, editor and publisher ;
circulation K K.
MURFREESBORO, Hertford Co.,
1,000+ pop., on the Meherrin r., near Win-
ton. Seat of Chowan Baptist Female Insti
tute and Wesleyan Female College.
ENQUIRER.++
MURPHY, C. H., Cherokee Co., 30()t
pop., between the Hiawassee and Valley rs.
CHEROKEE HERALD ; Wednes
days ; four pages ; size 22x32 ; subscription
%2 ; established 1874 ; H. C. Holcomb, editor
and publisher ; circulation K.
NEW-BERNE, C. H., Craven Co.,
7,500+ pop., at the confluence of the NeusH
and Trent rs., 40 m. from Pamlico Sound,
on the Atlantic & North Carolina Rd., 59 m.
from Goldsboro. Engaged in turpentine
distilleries. Has a cotton and lumber trade,
and is engaged in various manufactures.
Surrounded bj' an agricultural section.
DEMOCRAT ; every morning except
Sunday ; four pages ; size 14x20 ; subscription
$3; established 1879; George A. Latham,
editor and publisher.
NUT-SHELL ; every morning except
Sunday ; four pages ; size 17x24 ; subscription
$4 20 ; established 1874 ; George E. Pittman,
editor and publisher , circulation K.
NEVVBERNIAN ; Saturdays; demo-
cratic ; four pages ; size 24x35 ; subscription
$2 25 ; established 1874 ; Seth M. Carpenter,
editor and publisher ; circulation K 1.
STAR OF ZION; monthly ; methodist
episcopal ; four pages ; size 23x32 ; subscrip-
tion $1 ; established 1877 ; J. A. Tyler, editor ;
W. J. Moore, manager; circulation K 1.
WATCH TOWER; monthly; primi
tive Christian ; four pages ; size 23x33 ; sub-
scription $1 ; established 1873 ; J. L. Winfield,
editor and publisher ; circulation K K 1.
NEWTON, C. H., Catawba Co., 700t
pop., on W. N. C. Rd., 50 m. W. of Sails
bury. Good grain and fruit country.
ENTERPRISE; Saturdays; democratic;
four pages ; size 24x32 ; subscription $2 ; es-
tablished 1879 ; George A. Warlick, editor and
publisher ; circulation K.
OXFORD, C. H., Granville Co., l.SOOf
pop., 10 m. from Henderson, on R. & G. Rd.
Has tobacco manufactories, and good trade
in cotton and tobacco. Also grain section .
GRANVILLE FREE LANCE; Fri
days ; democratic ; four pages ; size 28x44 ;
subscription .$1 .50 ; established 1876 ; William
Biggs, editor ; John T. Bi'itt, publisher ; cir-
culation J.
TORCH LIGHT ; Tuesdays ; demo-
cratic ; four pages ; size 26x40 ; subscription
$1 50 ; established 1873 ; W. A. Davis, editor
and publisher ; circulation J 1.
PITTSBOROUGH, C. H., Chatham
Co., 500+ pop., 10 m. from Moncure Depot on
the Augusta & Raleigh Air Line. Farming
community.
AMERICAN NEWSPAPER DIRECTORY.
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NORTH CAROLINA.
CHATHA^I RECORD; Thursdays;
democratic ; four pages , size 24x36 ; subscrip-
tion $2 ; established 18T8 ; H. A. London, Jr.,
editor and publisher ; circulation K 1.
RALEIGH, C. H., State capital, Wake
Co., 15,i)0(H- pop., on North Carolina, Raleigh
& Gaston Rd., 148 m. N. by W. of Wilming-
ton. Railroads connect with Wilmington,
New-Berne, Weldon and Charlotte, which
render it a point of trade. Cotton, corn
and tobacco produced.
DISPATCH ; every evening except Sun-
day ; independent ; four pages ; size 19x25 ;
subscription S2 50; established 188ii; Dispatch
Publishing Co., editors and publishers.
NEWS; every morning except Monday,
and VVEEKIiY, Tuesdays ; democratic ;
four pages ; size 24x36 ; subscription— daily $5,
weekly §1 ; established— daily 1867, weekly
1872; George C. Jordan, editor and publisher;
circulation— daily J 1, weekly H.
OBSERVER ; every morning except
Monday, and WEEKEY. Tuesdays ; demo-
cratic ; four pages ; size— daily 24x34, weekly
26x40 ; subscription— daily $6, weekly $2 ; es-
tablished 1876 ; S. A. Ashe, editor and pub-
lisher ; circulation— daily J 1, weekly III.
ADVERTISER ; tri-weekly, Tuesdays,
Tnursdays and Saturdays ; four pages ; size
17x24 ; subscription $3 ; established 1879 ; J.
P. Nelson, editor and publisher.
BIBLICAL RECORDER; Wednes-
days ; baptist ; four pages ; size 26x42 ; sub
scription $2 ; estabUshed 1836 ; Rev. C. T.
Bailey, editor ; Edwards, Broughton & Co.,
publishers ; circulation H 1.
CHRISTIAN ADVOCATE; Wednes
days ; methodist ; eight pages ; size 27x41 ;
subscription $2 ; established 1854 ; Rev. W. S.
Black and Rev. F. L. Reid, editors and pub-
lishers : circulation H H.
FAR3IER AND MECHANIC; Thurs
days ; agricultural ; eight pages ; size of page
15x21 ; subscription $2 ; established 1877 ; Ran-
dolph Abbott Shotwell, editor ; organ of the
State Board of Agriculture, Immigration and
Statistics ; circulation I.
FRIEND AND TE3IPEAR; Fridays;
temperance ; four pages ; size 17x25 ; sub-
scription .§1 ; established 1867 : R. H. Whita-
ker, editor and publisher ; circulation K 1.
STATE JOURNAL ; Tuesdaj's; demo-
cratic ; four pages ; size 25x37 ; subscription
$1 .50 ; established 1860; John Spelman, editor
and publisher.
INSURANCE W ATCH:»IAN.++
NORTH CAROLINA FAR3IER ;
monthly ; agricultural ; twenty-four pages ;
size of page 9x12 ; subscription $1 ; estab-
lished 1876 ; James H. Enniss, editor and pub-
lisher ; circulation I 1.
REIDSVILLE, Rockingham Co., 500t
pop., on Richmond & Danville Rd., 24 m.
from Greensboro.
NEWS ; Fridays ; democratic ; four pages ;
size 26x40 ; subscription 82 ; established 1875 ;
Webster & Staples, editors and publishers ;
circulation J.
SOUTHERN STAR ; Fridays ; evan-
gelical ; four pages ; size 19x26 ; subscription
$1 ; established 1879 ; issued under the
auspices of the Young Men's Christian Asso-
ciation ; J. W. Duggin, publisher.
TI3IES.H
ROCKINGHAM, C. H., Richmond
Co., 850+ pop., on Carolina Central Rd., 117
m. from Wilmington.
FEE DEE BEE; Saturdaj-s ; four pages ;
size 22x30 ; subscription §2 ; established 1873 ;
Bee Publishing Co., editors and publishers;
circulation K.
SPIRIT OF THE SOUTH; Satur
days ; independent ; four pages ; size 24x36 ;
subscription $2 ; established 1873 ; Wm. R.
Terry, editor and publisher ; circulation K K.
ROCKY MOUNT, Edgecombe Co.,
NORTH CAROLINA.
550+ pop., on Wilmington & Weldon Rd., 37
m. from Weldon.
PROdJRESS; Fridays; eight pages ; size
21x30; subscription .$1 25 ; established 1879; J.
W. and J. D. Portis, editors and publishers.
SALEM, Forsyth Co., l,oU\ pop., 28 m.
W. of Greensboro. Engaged in manufac-
turing. Seat of Salem Female Academy.
PEOPLE'S PRESS; Thursdays; four
pages; size 24x36; subscription .S2; estab-
lished 1852; L. V. and E. T. Blum, editors and
publishers ; circulation K.
SALISBURY, C. H., Rowan Co.,
4,0iHJ+ pop., on North Carolina Rd., at junc-
tion of Western North Carolina Rd., 131 m.
from Raleigh.
NEWS; semi-weeklj% Tuesdays and Fri-
days ; democratic ; four pages ; size 15x22 ;
subsci'iption §1 50 ; established 1878 ; J. J.
Quantz, editor and publisher ; circulation K.
CAROLINA WATCHMAN; Thurs-
days ; four pages ; size 24x37 ; subscription $2;
established 1832 ; J. J. Bruner, editor and
publisher ; circulation K K.
SHELBY, C. H., Cleveland Co., l.lOOt
pop., 55 m. W. of Charlotte. Head of Caro-
lina Central Rd.
AURORA; Thursdays; four pages; size
24x36 ; subscription $1 ; established 1877 ; J. P.
Babington, editor and publisher ; circ'n K 1.
STATESVILLE, C. H., Iredell Co.,
1,800+ pop., on Western North Carolina Rd.,
25 m. from Salisburj-. Chief town in county
and centre of trade.
A3IERICAN; Saturdays; democratic;
four pages ; size 26x40 ; subscription $1 50 ; es-
tablished 1858 ; Lewis Hanes, editor ; Wil-
liam Pitt Drake, publisher ; circulation K 1.
LANDMARK; Fridays; democratic;
four pages ; size 24x34 ; subscription §2 ; es-
tablished 1874 ; J. S. Ramsey, editor and pub-
lisher ; circulation J.
TARBORO, C. H., Edgecombe Co.,
2,50(J+ pop., on Tar r., 50 m. above Washing-
ton, and connected w^ith Rocky Mount, on
Wilmington & Weldon Rd., by a branch.
Engaged in raising cotton and corn.
SOUTHERNER; Thursdays; demo-
cratic ; four pages ; size 26x40 ; subscription
$2; established 1822; Dossey Battle, editor;
Charles & Battle, publishers ; circulation I.
WADESBORO, C. H., Anson Co.,
1,250+ pop., 10 m. W. of Pee Dee r. and 120 S.
W. of Raleigh,
PEE DEE HERALD; Wednesdays;
four pages ; size 22x30 ; subscription $2 ; es-
tablished 1870 ; John Patrick, editor ; John
Lowe, publisher; circulation K. Will take
goods of any kind in exchange for advertise-
ments. Guarantee a circulation among one
of the wealthiest people South.
WARRENTON, C. H., Warren Co.,
1,600+ pop., on Raleigh & Gaston Rd., 62 m.
from Raleigh.
GAZETTE; Fridays; democratic; four
pages ; size 24x36 ; subscription $2 ; estab-
lished 1872 ; H. A. Foote, editor and publisher;
circulation K 1.
WASHINGTON, C. H., Beaufort
Co., 2,094 pop., on Tar r., 40 m. from Pam-
lico Sound and 128 E. of Raleigh.
NORTH STATE PRESS; Tuesdays;
democratic ; four pages ; size 24x36 ; subscrip-
tion $2; established 1877; C. M. Brown & Bro.^
editors and publishers ; circulation K 1.
i WELDON, Halifax Co., 600t pop., on>
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(jIEO. 1\ row ell & GO'S
NORTH CAROLINA.
'Roanoke r., 60 m. from Petersburg. The
Wilmington & Weldon, Seaboard & Roan-
oke, Petersbui-g & Weldon, and Raleigh &
Gaston Rds. centre here, making it a place
of active trade.
ROANOKE NEWS; Thursdays; demo-
'Cratic ; four pages ; size 24x36 ; subscription
$2 ; established 1872 ; Long & Hall, editors and
publishers ; circulation K.
ROANOKE FARMER^ monthly ; agrl
cultural ; thu'ty-six pages octavo ; subscrip-
tion $1 ; established 18T9; Harrell Bx'os., edi-
tors and publishers ; circulation J.
WILKESBOROUGH, C. H.,
Wilkes Co., 1,300 pop. of township.
INDEX; Saturdays ; four pages ; size
22x32 ; subscription $1 ; established 1879 ; H.
H. Crowson, editor and publisher.
WILMINGTON, C. H., mw Han-
over Co., lOjOOO-i- pop., on Cape Fear r., 34 m.
from sea. Engaged in commerce and manu-
factures. Railroads connect with Raleigh,
Weldon and Manchester, S. C. Foreign
commerce increasing, and now constitutes
two-thirds of export trade. Manufactures
of cotton goods, cane fibre for paper stock,
machinery, &c. Railway connections with
'Charlotte and the West, Columbia, Augusta
and Charleston, S. C, Raleigh, New-Berne,
Weldon, &c.
MORNING STAR; every morning ex-
cept Monday, and STAR, Fridays; consei*v-
ative ; four pages ; size 24x36 ; subscription
-Kiaily $7, weekly $1 50; established^daily
1867, weekly 1869; Wm. H. Bernard, editor
and publisher ; circulation — daily J 1, week-
ly 1 1.
REVIEW; every evening except Sunday,
and JOURNALi, Fridays; democratic;
four pages ; size— daily 21x29, weekly 26x38 ;
subscription— daily $5, weekly $2 ; established
—daily 1875, weekly 1844 ; Josh. T. James, edi-
tor and publisher ; circ'n— daily K, weekly K 1.
JOURNALi ; (see Revierv).
NORTH CAROLINA PRESBY-
TERIAN ; Wednesdays ; presbyterian ; four
uages ; size 28x43 ; subscription $2 65 ; estab-
ished 1856 ; J ohn McLaurin, editor and pub-
lisher ; circulation H.
POST; Sundays; republican; four pages;
size 24x36 ; subscription $2 ; established 1869 ;
W. P. Canaday, editor and publisher ; circ'n I.
AFRICO-AMERICAN PRESBY-
TERIAN; semi-monthly; presbyterian;
-four pages ; size 23x32 ; subscription $1 ; es-
tablished 1879 ; D. J. Sanders, editor and pub-
lisher ; circulation J.
NORTH CAROLINA MEDICAL
•JOURNAL ; monthly ; medical ; ninety -six
pages octavo ; subscription $3 ; established
1878 ; M. J. De Rosset, M. D., and Thomas F.
Wood, M. D., editors and publishers ; circ'n K.
SOUTH-ATLANTIC ; monthly ; lit-
erary ; one hundred and eight pages octavo ;
subscription $3 ; established 1877 ; Mrs. Cicero
W. Harris, editor and publisher ; circ'n J J.
WILSON, C. H., Wilson Co., 2,000t
pop., on Wilmington & Weldon Rd., 24 m.
from Goldsboro, 100 from Wilmington, 134
from Portsmouth and Norfolk, Va. In
centre of an agricultural section. Sheep
raised.
ADVANCE; Fridays; democratic; four
pages; size 24x36; subscription $2; estab-
lished 1870 ; John E. Woodard and J. W. Lan-
- caster, editors ; Woodard & Connor, publish-
ers ; circulation J.
ZION'S LANDMARK; semi-monthly;
baptist ; eight pages ; size 23x35 ; subscription
.$2; established 1867; P. D. Gold, editor and
publisher ; circulation 1 1.
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NORTH CAROLINA.
WINSTON, C. H., Forsyth Co., 2,500t
pop., 120 m. W. by N. of Raleigh, and adjoin-
ing Salem, Tobacco raising, manufactur-
ing and fruit culture the principal branches
of industry.
LEADER; Tuesdays ; independent-
democratic ; four pages ; size 26x40 ; subscrip-
tion $1 50 ; established 1879 ; James A. Robin-
son, editor and publisher; circulation K.
UNION REPUBLICAN; Thursdays;
republican ; four pages ; size 24x36 ; subscrip-
tion $1 75 ; established 1871 ; J. W. Goslen, edi-
tor and publisher ; circulation K.
WESTERN SENTINEL; Thursdays;
democratic ; four pages ; size 24x36 ; subscrip-
tion $1 50 ; established 1855 ; Geo. M. Mathes,
editor and publisher ; circulation K 1.
CHURCH MESSENGER; semi
monthly ; protestant-episcopal ; tour pages ;
size 24x36 : subscription $1 ; established 1879 ;
Rev. W. S. Bynum, editor ; George M. Mathes,
publisher.
OHIO.
ADA, Hardin Co., l.TOOf pop., on Pitts-
burgh, Fort Wayne & Chicago Rd., 15 m. E.
of Lima.
RECORD; Thursdays; eight pages ; size
:30x44 ; subscription $1 50 ; established 1872 ;
E. L. Millar, editor and publisher ; cii'cula-
tion K K 1.
ADELPHI, Itoss Co., 500t pop.
BORDER NEWS; Fridays; non-parti-
san ; four pages ; size 26x40 ; subscription
.$1 50; established 1879; Webster, Thomas &
Son, editors and publishers j circulation K 1.
BEE-KEEPERS' INSTRUCTOR ;
monthly ; bee-cuiture ; twenty pages octavo ;
subscription 30 cents ; established 1879 ;
Samuel D. Riegel, editor and publisher; cir-
culation J.
AKRON, C. H., Summit Co., IG.OOOf
pop., on Atlantic & Great Western Rd., at
intersection of Cleveland, Mount Vernon &
Delaware Rd., 40 m. from Cleveland. The
Ohio and Erie Canal here forms a junction
w^ith the Pennsylvania «& Ohio canal.
Actively engaged in manufacturing agri-
cultural implements, pottery and sewer-
pipe.
BEACON; every evening except Sunday,
and SUMMIT CO. BEACON, Wednes
days ; republican ; daily four pages, weekly
eight pages ; size— daily 24x36, weekly (size of
page) 20x29 ; subscription — daily ,$6, weekly
$1 50; established-daily 1869, weekly 1837;
Beacon Publishing Co., editors and publish-
ers ; circulation— daily J 1, weekly J 1.
CITY TIMES; Wednesdays: democrat-
ic ; four pages ; size 28x4-1 ; subscription $1 50 ;
established 1868 ; C. R. Knight, editor ; R. H.
Knight, publisher ; circulation J 1.
GERMANIA ; Thursdays; German;
twelve pages ; size of page 12x19 ; subscription
$1 50 ; established 1870 : Louis Say bold, editor ;
Werner & Nelson, publishers ; circulation J 1.
SUMMIT CO. BEACON; (see Beacon).
SUNDAY GAZETTE; Sundays; inde-
pendent ; eight pages ; size 30x44 ; subscrip-
tion $2 ; established 1879 ; Werner & Nelson,
editors and publishers; circulation J J 1;
issued from the office of the Tribune.
TRIBUNE; Wednesdays; eight pages;
size of page 17x24 ; subscription %l 50 ; estab-
lished 1879 ; B. F. Nelson, editor ; Werner «&
Nelson, publishers.
C03IMERCIAL; monthly; four pages ;
size 30x44 ; subscription 50 cents ; established
1874 ; J. J. Wright, editor and publisher ; cir-
culation 1 1.
ALBANY (LEE P. O.), Athens Co.,
500t pop., 10 m. S. of Athens, the county
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OHIO.
seat. In a farming countiy. Has several
schools, including one for colored persons.
ECHO; Thursdays; independent; four
pages ; size 22x30 ; subscription $1 ; established
1877 ; M'Kinstry & Black, editors and publish-
ers ; circulation J 1.
ALLIANCE, Stark Co., 4,520t pop.,
on Mahoning r. and Pittsburgh, Fort Wayne
& Chicago Rd., at intersection of Cleveland
& Pittsburgh Rd., and Lake Erie, Alliance
and Wheeling Rds., 56 m. from Cleveland.
Engaged in manufactures and surrounded
by a farming countrj\
INDEPENDENT AGE ; Fridays ; lib
eral Christianity ; eight pages ; size 30x44 ;
subscription $2 ; established 1877 ; Indepen-
dent Publishing Co., publishers ; circ'n J.
REVIEW; Fridays; republican; eight
pages ; size 29x42 ; subscription $2 ; established
1869 ; Jos. W. Gillespie, editor and publisher ;
circulation J 1.
{STAND AIID; Saturdays; independent;
four pages; size 22x30; subscription $1 50;
established 1879; John G. Garrison, editor
and publisher.
ANTWERP, Paulding Co., l.GOOf
pop., on Maumee r. and Toledo, Wabash &
Western Rd., 71 m. from Toledo.
BANNER; Fridays; four pages; size
24x:34 ; subscription $1 ; established 1878 ; H.
W. Sprague, editor and publisher.
ARCANUM, Darke Co., l.OOOt pop.,
26 m. West of Dayton, on D. & Union Rd.
More grain shipping from this point than
any other on the road. Surrounded by a
good agricultural country.
NEWS; Fridays; four pages; size 22x31 ;
subscription §1 50; established 1879; D. E.
Wassam, editor and publisher.
ASHLAND, C. B.., Ashland Co., 3,300t
pop., on Atlantic & Great Western Rd., 85 m.
from Columbus and 60 from Cleveland. An
agricultural district.
PRESS; Thursdays; democratic; four
pages ; size 28x44 ; subscription S2 ; established
1846 ; W. T. Alberson, editor ; Alberson & Helt-
nian, publishers ; circulation J 1.
TIMES; Thursdays; republican; eight
pages ; size 30x46 ; subscription $2 ; established
1853 ; W. G. Stubbs, editor ; J. C. Stubbs &
IBro., publishers ; circulation J 1.
ASHTABULA, Ashtabula Co., 3,.'>28t
pop., on Ashtabula r., 3 m. from Lake Erie
and on Lake Shore & Michigan Southern
Rd., at junction of Ashtabula, Youngstown
& Pittsburgh and Ashtabula, Jamestown &
Franklin Rds., 55 m. from Cleveland. Lake
steamers have a harbor at the mouth of the
river. Engaged In agriculture, dairying and
manuf actiu'ing. Large coal and ore business.
DEMOCRATIC STANDARD; Wed-
nesdays ; democratic ; four pages ; size 24x.36 ;
subscription SI 50 ; established 1877 ; Sher-
man, Rote & Co., publishers ; cii'C'n K K 1.
NEVVS; Thursdays; independent; eight
pages ; size 35x48 ; subscription $2 ; established
1873 ; Sperry & Griffin, editors and publishers ;
circulation J.
TELEGRAPH: Fridays; republican;
four pages ; size 28x40 ; subscription $2 ; estab-
lished 1850 ; James Reed & Son, editors and
publishers ; circulation J J 1.
ATHENS, C. H., Athens Co., 2,500t
pop., on Hocking r. and Marietta & Cincin-
nati Rd., at terminus of Columbus & Hock-
ing Valley Rd., 76 m. from Columbus and
OHIO.
159 from Cincinnati. Seat of Ohio Unlver
sity. Engaged in agriculture, coal mining
and manufacturing.
JOURNAL; Thursdays; independent;
four pages ; size 27x42 ; subscription .$2 ; es-
tablished 1870 ; R. W. Jones, editor and pub-
lisher ; circulation J J.
MESSENGER; Thursdays; republican;
eight pages ; size :30x43 ; subscription $2 ; es-
tablished 1825 ; Charles E. M. Jennings, editor
and publisher ; circulation J J 1.
ATTICA, Seneca Co., 370 pop., on B.
& O. Rd., in the heart of a fine wheat land.
Engaged in shipping, farm produce and
manufactures.
JOURNAL; Thursdays; independent;
eight pages ; size 30x44 ; subscription $1 50 ;
established 1876; J. C. Myers and C. W. De
Brant, editors and publishers ; circ'n K K.
BAINBRIDGE, Boss Co., l,O00t
pop., on S. J. & P. Rd. Fruit, stone and
lumber region.
CHRONICLE; Saturdays; four pages :
size 24x35 ; subscription $1 50 ; established
1878 ; Adolphe Voigt, editor and publisher ;
circulation K.
BARNESVILLE, Belmont Co.,
2,800+ pop., on Baltimore & Ohio Rd., 32 m.
from Wheeling, W. Va. An agricultural
district and trade centre.
ENTERPRISE; Thursdays; indepen-
dent ; eight pages ; size 31x44 ; subscription
S2; established 1866; Geo. McClelland, edi-
tor and publisher ; circulation 1 1.
BATAVIA, C. H., Clermont Co., l.OOOf
pop., on E. branch of Little Miami r., 18 m.
from Cincinnati, and 11 from Mllford. In
an agricultural count}'.
ADVANCE; Wednesdays; four pages;
size 24x36 ; subscription $1 50 ; established
1875 ; N. B. Ross, editor ; James Robinson,
publisher ; circulation K 1.
CLER-MONT COURIER; Wednes
days ; republican ; four pages ; size 26x40 ;
subscription $1 50 ; established 18.36 ; Charles
W. Pegg, editor and publisher ; cii'culation J.
C L E R xM O N T SUN; Wednesdays ;
democratic ; eight pages ; size 30x44 ; sub-
scription SI 60; established 1829; Dale O.
Cowen & Co., editors and publishers ; circu-
lation J 1.
BELLAIRE, Belmont Co., 7,6651 pop.,
on Ohio r. and Baltimore & Ohio Rd., at
junction of Central Ohio division ; also ter-
minus of river division of Pittsburgh, Fort
Wayne & Chicago Rd., 3 m. from Wheeling,
W. Va. Engaged in coal mining and manu-
factures.
INDEPENDENT; Thursdays; indepen-
dent republican ; four pages ; size 24x36 ;
subscription $1 50; established 1870; J. F.
Anderson, editor and publisher; circulation
Kl.
LEADER; Fridays ; democratic ; four
pages ; size 26x40 ; subscription $2 ; estab-
lished 1876 ; Charles N. Allen, editor and pub-
lisher ; circulation K 1.
TRIBUNE; Thursdays; republican ; four
pages ; size 26x40 ; subscription $1 75 ; estab-
lished 1879 ; C. L. Poorman, editor and pub-
lisher.
BELLEFONTAINE, C. H., Logan
Co., 3,182 pop., on Cincinnati, Sandusky &
Cleveland Rd., at crossing of C, C, C. & I.
Rd., 57 m. from Dayton and 98 from San-
dusky. In a farming district and centre of
trade.
EXAMINER; Fridays; four pages; size
288
GEO. r. ROWELL & CO'S
OHIO.
25x37 ; subscription $2 ; established 1830 ; Tlios.
Hubbard, editor aud pulilislier ; circ'n K 1.
LOGAN CO. INDEX; Tliursdays; re-
publican ; four pages ; size 26x40 ; subscrip
tion $1 50; established 1859 ; Bowman & Roe-
buck, editors and publishers ; circulation K.
I.UTHEUAN EVANUELISST; Fri
days ; lutheran ; eight pages ; size 30x44 ; sub-
scription $1 75 ; established 1877 ; Rev. W. H
Singley, A. M., editor aud publisher; issued
under the auspices of the Lutheran Evangel-
ical Association ; circulation H 1.
REPUBLICAN; Fridays; republican;
four pages ; size .30x45 ; subscription $2 ; es-
tablished 1855 ; J. Q. A. Campbell, editor and
publisher ; cii'culation J 1.
BEL.LEVUE, Huron Co., 3,500t pop.,
on Lake Shore & Michigan Southern Rd., 12
m. W. of Norwalk, 67 from Cleveland and
■45 from Toledo. Engaged in manufactur-
ing, and a trade centre and shipping point
for grain.
GAZETTE; Wedne.sdays ; four pages;
size 2(5x40 ; subscription $1 50 ; established
1867; Stoner & Thompson, editors and pub-
lishers ; circulation K 1.
LiOCAIi NE\VS; Saturdays ; four pages ;
size 26x40 ; subscription $1 50 ; established
1875 ; Dr. H. F. Baker & Son, editors and pub-
lishers ; circulation K 1.
BELLVILIiE, Richland Co., l,200t
pop., on Lake Erie division of Baltimore &
Ohio Rd., .50 m. from Columbus and 14 from
Mansfield. Engaged in various manufac-
tures.
RICHLiAND STAR; Thursdays; inde-
pendent ; eight pages ; size 26x40 ; subscrip-
tion $1 25 ; established 1877 ; Star Publishing
Co., editors and publishers; circulation K 1.
WEEKLY ; Fridays; four pages: size
24x35 ; subscription .$1 ; established 1872 ;
Potts & Fans, editors and publishers ; circu-
lation K 1.
BEREA, Cuyahoga Co., S.OOOf pop.,
on C, C, C. & I. and Lake Shore & Michigan
Southern Rds., 13 m. S. W. of Cleveland.
Has extensive quarries of grindstone and
building stone. Seat of Baldwin University
and Wallace College.
ADVERTISER; Thursdays; republi-
can ; four pages ; size 24x36 ; subscription SI ;
established 1868 ; E. D. Peebles, editor ; Re-
publican Printing Co., publishers; circ'n J.
BEVERLY, Washington Co., I.OOOt
pop., on Muskingum r., 20 m. above Mari-
etta, and 30 from Zauesville. Has a plow
foundry, several grist mills, and a grain-
cradle factory.
DISPATCH; Saturdays; independent;
eight pages ; size 26X"10 ; subscription $1 50 ;
established 1879 ; Walter & Miller, editors and
publishers.
BLANCHESTER, Clinton Co., l,O00t
pop., on Marietta & Cincinnati Rd., at junc-
tion of Hillsboro branch, 15 m. from Wil-
mington and 42 fi'om Cincinnati. Sur-
rounded by a graiu region. An important
shipping point.
PRESS ; Fridays ; four pages ; size 26x40 ;
subscription $2; established 1875; Patterson
& Chlvington, editors and publishers ; cu-cu-
lation K 1.
BLOOM VILL.E, Seneca Co., l,000t
pop., on Toledo, Tiffin & Eastern Rd., 40 m.
from Toledo and 42 from Mansfield. Manu-
factures oars and sculls. In a grain and
wool-producing country.
OHIO.
SENECA CO. RECORD; Fridays; in
dependent ; four pages ; size 24x35 ; subscrip-
tion $1 50; established 1878; O. M. Holcomb,
editor and publisher ; circulation K.
BLTJFFTON, Allen Co., l.OOOt pop.,
on Lake Erie & Louisville Rd., 16 m. from
Findlay and Lima. Several lime-stoue
quarries in the vicinity.
NEWS ; Thursdays ; independent ; four
pages ; size 24x35 ; subscription $1 25 ; estab-
lished 1875; N. W. Cunningham, editor and
publisher ; circulation K K.
BOWERSTON, Harrison Co.. 300f
pop., in a stock-raising and farming dis-
trict.
BANNER; Fridays ; independent; four
pages ; size 18x26 ; subscription f 1 50 ; estab-
lished 1879 ; W. H. Host, editor and publisher.
BOWLING GREEN, C. H., Wood
Co., 2,000f pop., on Bowling Green Rd., and 21
m. S. of Toledo, x^gi-iculture the principal
branch of industry.
DE3IOCRAT; Thursdays; democratic;
four pages ; size 26x40 ; subscription $1 50 ;
established 1875 ; B. L. Peters, editor ; D. E.
Peters, publisher ; circulation K 1.
WOOD CO. REPORTER.+t
WOOD CO. SENTINEL,; Thursdays;
republican ; four pages ; size 28x44 ; sub-
scription $2; established 1867; Evers & Ru-
dulph, editors and publishers ; cii'culatlon I.
BRIDGEPORT, Belmont Co.
RIVERSIDE PRESS; Wednesdays;
four pages ; size 20x26 ; subscription $1 25 ;
established 1879; W. Jay Ashenhurst, editor
and publisher.
BRYAN, C. H., Williams Co., 4,000t
pop., on Air Line division of Lake Shore &
Michigan Southern Rd., 54 m. from Toledo^
Surrounded by an agricultural region.
Centre of ti'ade. Has factories of various
kinds.
DEMOCRAT; Thursdays; democratic;
eight pages ; size 30x44 ; subscription $1 50 ;
established 1863 ; Ro1)ert N. Patterson, editor
and publisher ; circulation J.
PRESS; Thursdays; republican; eight
pages ; size 35x48 ; subscription $2 ; estab-
lished 1855 ; Gillis & Ogle, editors and publish-
ers ; ciiculation I, It is a very desirable
medium for reachiny the attention and
patronage of the best class of citizens in this
flour ishimj portion of the State. Advertising
rates will be promptly sent on application.
BUCYRUS, C. H., Crawford Co.,.
3,550-)' pop., on Sandusky r., Pittsburgh,
Fort Wayne & Chicago Rd., 62 m. from Co-
lumbus. Centre of trade. A thickly popu-
lated district, noted for Its schools and
manufactories.
CRAWFORD CO. FORUM; Fridays;
democratic ; four pages ; size 29x44 ; subscrip-
tion $2; established 18-44; J. H. Willistou, edi-
tor and publisher ; circulation J 1.
DEUTSCHER COURIER.+f
JOURNAL; Fridays; republican; four
pages ; size 27x40 ; subscription $2 ; estab-
lished 1852 ; J. Hopley, editor and publisher ;
circulation J.
BURTON, Geauga Co., l,680t pop.,.
is situated near the centre of Geauga Co.,
amid an intelligent class of people. Con-
nected with the A. & G. W. Rd. on the west,
and the P. & Y. Rd. on the east ; large ship-
ping point for all kinds of produce.
GEAUGA LEADER; Fridays; eight
AMERICAN NEWSPAPER DIRECTORY.
289
OHIO.
pages; size 26x40; subscription $1 ^; estab-
lisiied 1874 ; J. B. Coffin, editor and publisher ;
circulation K.
CADIZ, C. H., Harrison Co., l,600t
pop., 23 ni. from Wheeling, W. Va., and 70
W. of Pittsburgh, Pa. A branch railroad, 8
tn. long, connects it with Pittsburgh, Cin-
cinnati & St. Louis Rd. Centre of an ex-
tensive wool-growing district.
REPUBLICAN; Thursdays; republi-
can ; four pages ; size 27x42 ; subscription
$2; establislied 1816; W. B. Hearn, editor and
publisher; circulation J 1.
SENTINEL; Thursdays; democratic;
four pages ; size 26x40 ; subscription $2 ;
established 18:32 ; Wm. H. Arnold, editor and
publisher ; circulation J.
CALDWELL, C. H., Noble Co., fiOOf
pop., in Olive township, on W. forlc of Duck
Creek and Marietta & Pittsburgh Rd., about
30 m. from Zanesville and 35 from Marietta.
In Duck Creek oil regions.
CITIZENS' PRESS; Thursdays ; demo-
cratic ; four pages ; size 26x40 ; subscription
$1 50 ; established 1871 ; John M. Amos, editor
and publisher ; circulation J.
NOBLE CO. REPUBLICAN; Thurs-
days ; republican ; four pages ; size 26x40 ;
subscription $1 50 ; established 18j9 ; W. H.
Cooley, editor and publisher ; circulation J 1.
CALEDONIA, Marion Co.,672t pop.,
Important shipping point for grain and
produce.
ARGUS; Thursdays; independent; eight
pages ; size 26x40 ; subscription $1 50 ; estab-
lished 1875 ; George Henness, editor and pub-
lisher ; circulation K 1.
CAMBRIDGE, C. H., Guernsey Co.,
3,o;)0+ pop., on Wills Creek and Baltimore &
Ohio and Marietta, Pittsburgh & Cleveland
Rds., 24 m. from Zanesville, 50 W. of Wheel-
ing and 85 E. of Columbus. Engaged in
coal mining, salt making and stock raising.
GUERNSEY TI3IES; Thursdays; re-
publican; four pages: size 28x42: subscrip-
tion S2; established 1824; Taylor & Taylor,
editors and publishers ; circulation I.
JEFFERSONIAN; Thursdays; demo-
cratic ; four pages ; size 27x44 ; subscription
S2 50 ; established 1832 ; John Kirkpatrick,
editor and publisher ; circulation 1 1.
NEWS ; Thursdays ; republican ; four
pages ; size 26x40 ; subscription ,$2 50 ; estab-
lished 1869 ; R. B. Buchanan, editor and pub-
lisher : circulation J J.
BOY IN BLUE; monthly; eight pages;
size 22x32 ; subscription 75 cents ; established
1871 ; John Kirkpatrick, editor and publisher ;
circulation J.
CANAL DOVER, Tuscarawas Co.,
1,593 pop., on Ohio Canal and Tuscarawas
branch of Cleveland & Pittsburgh Rd.
IRON VALLEY REPORTER ; Sat
iirdays; independent; four pages; size
28x44 ; subscription S2 ; established 18?2 ; W.
W. Scott, editor ; Scott & Watson, publishers ;
circulation K K 1.
NATIONAL LEADER; Fridays ; eight
pages ; size 26x40 ; subscription .SI 50 ; estab-
lished 1875; Robert Schilling, editor; Schill-
ing & Pate, publishers ; circulation J J 1 ; a
four-page edition, size 22x28, subscription 50
cents, is also issued, in which no advertise-
ments are Inserted.
CANAL FULTON, Stark Co., l.GOOf
pop., on Ohio Canal and Cleveland, Mount
Vernon & Delaware and Cleveland, Tusca-
rawa Valley & Wheeling Rds., 31 m. from
Cleveland.
OHIO.
FULTON SIGNAL; Thursdays; neu-
tral ; eight pages ; size 26x40 ; subscription
$1 5;) ; established 1875 ; J. P. Yockey, editor
and publisher; circulation K.
CANAL WINCHESTER, Frank-
lin Co., 6;i3 pop., on Hocking Canal and Co-
lumbus & Hocking Valley Rd., 16 m. from
Columbus.
WINCHESTER TIMES: Thursdays;
independent ; four pages ; size 24x:^ ; sub-
scription $1 50; established 1871; Heffley &
Gayman, editors and publishers ; circulation
Kl.
CANFIELD,3/"o/j07ii»gr Co., 800t pop.,
10 m. from Youngstown, on Niles & New Lis-
bon Rd., 21 m. from New Lisbon. An agri-
cultural district.
MAHONING DISPATCH; Fridays;
independent; eight pages; siz? 26x40; sub-
scription $1 50 ; established 1877 ; H. M. Fow-
ler, editor and publisher ; circulation J.
CANTON, C. H., Stark Co., 1.5,000t
pop., on Pittsburgh, Fort Wayne & Chicago
Rd., 102 m. from Pittsburgh. Contains large
agricultural works, and is located in the
heart of fine agricultural and mineral re-
gions. Manufactures steel saws, safes,
pocket cutlery, wrought iron bridges, wool-
en goods, &e.
REPOSITORY; every evening except
Sunday, and WEEKLY, Fridays; republi-
can ; daily four pages, weekly eight pages ;
size— daily 23x31, weekly 31x46; subscription
—daily $5, weekly §1 50; established— dally
1878, weekly 1815 ; Thomas W. Saxton & Co.,
publishers ; circulation— daHv K 1, weeklv I.
DIE OHIO VOLKS-ZEITING ;
Thursdays ; German ; four patres ; size 28x44 ;
subscription $2 ; established 1879 ; Ohio Volks-
Zeitung Co., editors and publishers; circula.-
tion J J 1.
STARK CO. DEMOCRAT; Thurs-
days ; democratic ; eight pages ; size 30x46 ;
subscription ,S2; established 1833; A. Mc-
Gregor, editor and publisher ; circulation 1 1.
CARDINGTON, Morroio Co., l,200t
pop., on C, C, C. & L Rd.. 38 m. from Co-
lumbus and 98 from Cleveland. Trade cen-
tre for an agricultural district. Has large
steam furniture and steam butter package
manufactories, and other enterprises.
INDEPENDENT; Wednesdavs; repub-
lican ; four pages ; size 26x40 ; subscription
$1 50 ; established 1872 : W. S. Ensign, editor
and pulilisher ; circulation K 1.
CAREY, Wyandot Co., l,500t pop., at
the junction of the C. S. & C. Rd. with the
Columbus & Toledo Rd.; also the terminus
of the Flndlay branch. Does a heavy busi-
ness In grain, «&c., and Is an enterprising
business town.
WYANDOT CO. TIMES; Wednes-
davs ; independent ; four pages ; size 24x35 ;
subscription .$1 50 ; established 1872 ; S. M. Gil-
lingham, editor and publisher; circulation
KKl.
CARROLLTON, C. H., Carroll Co.,
1,000+ pop., about 75 m. S. by E. of Cleveland,
Youngstown and Connotton Valley Rd.
Connects with Pittsburgh & Cleveland Rd.
at Minerva.
CARROLL CO. CHRONICLE ; Fri-
days; democratic; eight pages; size 26x40;
subscription .S2 ; established 1871 ; J. V. Law-
ler, editor and puV)lisher ; circulation K 1.
CARROLL FREE PRESS ; Wednes-
days; republican; four pages; size 25x39
19
290
GEO. P. ROWELL & GO'S
OHIO.
subscriptiou S2 50; e.sta))lishe«i 1831 ; S. J. Cam
crou & Co., editors and i)ublishers ; circ'ii J 1.
CEDARVILLE, Greene Co., l.OOOf
pop., on L. M. division of Pan Handle Rd., S
miles from Xenia. Lime and hard lumber
manufacture. Shipping trade in grain.
ENTER PUISE.+t
CELINA,C. H., Mercer Co., 859 pop.,
near source of Wataasli r., about 20 m. W. of
Wapakoneta and 65 N. by W. of Dayton.
MERCER CO. OBSERVER; Thurs
days ; repuolican ; tour pages ; size 26x40 ;
subscription ,$1 50; established 1874; .J. E.
Blizzard, editor and publisher; circulation K.
MERCER CO. STANDARD ; Thurs
daj's ; democratic ; four pages ; size 2.5x:^ ;
subscription $1 5t) ; established 1848 ; A. P. J.
Snyder, editor and publisher; circulation K.
CENTERBURG, Knox Co.
M 1 R R O R ; Tliursdays ; independent ;
four pages; size 24x35; subscription $1 75;
established 1879 ; John S. Watson, editor and
publisher.
CHAGRIN FALLS, Cuyahoga Co.,
2,000t pop., on Painesville, Canton & Bridge-
port Rds., 18 m. E. of Cleveland. Engaged
In general milling and manufacturing pur-
suits.
EXPONENT: Thursdays; eight pages;
size 30x44 ; subscription $2 ; established 1874 ;
J. J. Stranahan, editor and publisher ; circu-
lation J J.
CHARDON, C. H., Geauga Co., l,200t
pop., on Youngstown & Painesville Rd., 38
m. from Cleveland and 14 from Lake Erie.
An agricultural district. A shipping point
for large quantities of cheese, wool and
fruits.
GEAUGA REPUBLICAN; Wednes
days ; republican ; eight pages ; size 80x44 ;
subscription $2 ; established 1849 ; Julius O.
Converse, editor and publisher; circ'n J 1.
CHILLICOTHE, C. H., Hoss Co.,
12,0iX)t pop., on Scioto r. and Erie Canal, 45
m. from Columbus, also on Cincinnati &
Marietta Rd., Scioto Valley Rd., and Dayton
& South-eastern Rd., 90 m. from Cincinnati.
Engaged in various manufactures and cen-
ti-e of a fine agricultural district.
ADVERTISER ; Wednesdays ; demo-
cratic; four pages; size 29x45; subscription
$2 ; established 1820 ; John Wiseman, editor
and publisher; circulntion J 1.
NATIONAL EXPRESS; Sundays;
eight pages; size 26x40; subscription $1 50;
established 1878; Sam. F. Lefflngwell, editor
and publisher ; c-irculation J J.
ROSS CO. REGISTER ; Saturdays ;
independent ; four pages ; size 31x48 ; sub-
scription $2 ; established 1868 ; Armstrong &
Tvler, editors and publisliers ; circulation 1 1.
'SCIOTO GAZETTE; Wednesdays; re-
publican ; four pages ; size 30x48 ; subscrip-
tion $2; established 1800; Raper & Wolfe,
editors and publishers ; circulation J 1.
UNSERE ZEIT ; Saturdays ; German ;
four pages; size 26x40; subscription $2 ; estab-
lished 1868 ; B. Fromm, editor and publisher ;
circulation J.
CINCINNATI, C. H., Hamilton Co.,
216,239 pop., on Ohio r. The metropolis of
Ohio and the great centre of the pork trade.
Connected with all points by railroads and
steamboats. Has an exteusiv'e trade with
all parts of the South and West. The manu-
facturing Interests are large and form an
OHIO.
important branch of industry. Largest city
in the State.
A BEND- POST; every evening except
Sunday, WEEKLY, Tuesdays, and SUN-
DAY; Ot'iman ; daily four i)ages, vve(>kly
and S tnday eight pages; size— daily 28x44,
weekly and Sunday 30x44; suiiscriptiou —
daily l$8, weekly .$1 '*), Sanday $2; establish-
ed 1877 ; J. B. Jeup, editor and publisher ;
circulation — daily III, weekly H H 1, Sun-
day G 1.
ABEND PRESSE ; {v,ee Freie Presse).
COiUl>EER('IAli ; every morning, and
DOLLAR COMMERCIAL, Wednes
days ; independent ; eight pages ; size 32x47 ;
subscription— daily $14, daily wthout Sunday
$12, weekly $1 ; establisned— daily 1840, weekly
1844; M. Halstead & Co., editors and publish
ers ; circulation— daily D, weekly E E.
ENQUIRE R ; every inorning, and
WEEKLY, Wednesdays; democratic;
eight pages ; size — daily 40x52, weekly 30x43 ;
subscription— daily $14, daily without Sun-
day $12, weekly $1 15 ; established 1842 ; Faran
& McLean, editors and publishers ; circulation
-daily C, weekly C 1.
F R E I E PRESSE; every morning
ABEND PRESSE, every evening except
Sunday, and WEEKLY^, Wednesdays ; Ger-
man ; morning and weekly eight pages, even-
ing four pages; size — morning 34x46, week-
ly and Sunday 39x50, evening 19x25 ; sub-
scription—moi'uing without Sunday $8, morn-
ing with Sunday .$10, evening ,$:], weekly $2:
established — morning 1874, evening 1877,
weekly 1876; Alexander Torges, Jr., editor
and publisher ; circulation— morning H HI,
evening H 1, weekly H.
GAZETTE ; every morning except Sun-
day, SE3I I- WEEKLY, Tuesdays and Fri-
days, and WEEKLY, Wednesdays; i-epub-
lican ; daily eight pages, weekly twelve pages ^
size — daily 31x44, weekly (size of page) 16x22;
subscription— daily $12, semi-weekly $3, week-
ly $1 50; established— daily 1780, weekly 1793;
Cincinnati Gazette Co., editors and publish-
ers; circulation — daily E E 1, weekly C 1.
LAW BULLETIN; every day except
Sunday and Monday, and BULLETIN,.
Mondays; legal ; eight pages ; size 25x36 ; sub
scription— daily $18, weekly $2 .50 ; establish-
ed 1878 ; Carl G. Jahn, editor and publisher ;
circulation— daily K, weekly J.
STAR ; every evening except Sunday,
and WEEKLY, Wednesdays; indepen-
dent ; eight pages ; size — daily 29x41,
weekly 34x45; subscription— d ail j' .$6, weekly
$1 ; established 1871 ; Cincinnati Star Publish-
ing Co., editors and publishers ; circulation —
daily E E 1, weekly D 1. The daily " Star'" is
delivered at only twelve cents per week, while
there is no other jJoper in the city solcl at less
than flee cents a copy. It is aflnefortytwo-
eohimn paper, edited and pushed trith vigor,
and has attained a local circulation exce^ed-
ing that of any other Cincinnati xtaper. It is
the official paper of the city ofCoiHtigton, Ky.,
and was selected hy the County Commission-
ers of Hamilton County as the medium for
publishing the delinquent taj. list. Its daily
circulation has reached as high as twenty-
three thousand, and has not fallen below
seventeen thousand any day for the last three
years. It is more generally taken at the
homes of the people than any other paper.
While other journals may be as mncii in
favor in the counting-room none compare
with it i)i the number of families that look to
it daily for the news. For all classes of
goods where the advertiser desires to reach
the people at their homes, and esjiecially the
ladies of tlie families, it is by far the best me-
dium attainable. The Weekly "Star" cir-
culates over twenty-one thousatid copies and
reaches every State in the Union.
TIMES; every evening except Sunday,
and WEEKLY, Thursdays: republican;
four pages ; size 28x44 : subscription— daily $6,
weekly .$1 50 ; established— daily 1836, weekly
1842; Cincinnati Times Co., editors and pub-
lishers ; circulation— daily F 1, weekly C 1.
VOLKSBLATT; every morning except
Sunday, WEEKLY, Tuesdays, and
AMERICAN NEWSPAPER DIRECTORY
■il»l
OHIO.
OHIO.
WESTL.ICHE BL.AETTER, Sundays;
German; independent; eight pages; size-
daily 30x44, weelcly and Sunday .•}4x44; sub-
scription— dailj' $9 2(), weelcly i^'l, Sunday $2 ;
established — daily 18.33, weekly IS.JIJ, Sunday
1864; F. Hassaurek, editor; Cincinnati Volks-
blatt Co., publishers; L. Marklneit, business
manager; circulation— daily F 1, weekly F 1,
Sunday D 1.
VOLKSFREUND ; every morning ex-
cept Sunday, WEEK E Y, Wednesdays, and
S0NXTAG3I01l(iEX, Sundays ; German ;
democratic ; eiglit pages ; size— daily olx45,
weekly and Sunday 35x45 ; subscription-
daily 88 f> ), with Sunday SIO, weekly §2 10, Sun
day $2 10; Henry Haacke & Co., publishers;
cli'culation — daily G 1, weekly F 1, Sundaj- G 1.
AMERICAN CABINET 3IAKER :
(see Boston, Mass.)
AMERICAN CHRISTIAN RE-
VIEW; Tuesdays; di.sciples ; eight pages ;
size 32x46; subscription $2; established 1858;
John F. Rowe, editor ; George W. Rice, pub-
lisher ; circulation G 1.
AMERICAN ISRAELITE; Fridays;
Jewisli; eight pages; size 32x47; subscription
f4, with supplement $5; establi.shed 1850;
Isaac M. Wise, editor ; Blocli & Co., publisli-
ers ; circulation G; Die Deborah, a German
supplement to the American Israelite, four
pages, size 23x31, subscription $2, is issued
from this office.
CATHOLIC TELEGRAPH; Thm^
days ; catholic ; eight pages ; size 30x43 ; sub-
scription S3; established 1832; Very Rev. Ed-
ward Purcell and Rev. J. F. Callaghan, edi-
toi-s; Rev. J. F. Callaghan, publisher; circu-
lation G 1.
CHRISTIAN STANDARD ; Satur
days; disciples; eight pages; size of page
15x22 ; subscription $2 ; established 1866 ; Isaac
Errett, J. Z. Tyler and Russell Errett, Jr.,
editors ; Standard Publishing Co., publisliers ;
circulation E 1.
DER CHRISTLICHE APOLO-
GETE; Mondays: German: methodist ;
eight pages ; size 30x43 ; subscription .§2 15 ;
established 1839; Wm. Nast, D. D., editor;
Hitchcock & Walden, publishers : circ'n F 1.
DIE DEBORAH; {nee American Israel-
ite).
GRANGE BULLETIN? Thursdays;
eight pages ; size 31x44 ; subscription SI 60 ;
establislied 1875 ; Grange Bulletin Co., editors
and publishers ; circulation X.
GROCER AND MERCHANTS' AD-
VOCATE ; Thursdays; commercial; six-
teen pages; size of page 11x14; subscription
50 cents ; established 1877 ; Hunter, Roljson &
Co., editors and publishers ; circulation 1 1.
HEBREW SABBATH SCHOOL
VISITOR; Fridays; Jewish; eight pages;
size 19x25 ; subscription $1 20 ; established
1873; Rev. Dr. Lilienthal, editor; Bloch & Co.,
publishers ; a Sabbath .school paoer ; circula-
tion H 1.
HERALD AND PRESBYTER;
Wednesdays ; presbyterian ; eight pages ;
size 35x48 ; subscription .$3 50 ; established—
Christian Herald 1841, Presbyter 1840; consoli-
dated 1869; J. G. Monfort, E. R. Monfort
and F. C. Monfort, editors; Monfort & Co.,
publishers : circulation E.
IRISH CITIZEN; Saturdays; eight
pages ; size 31x44 ; subscription .§2 ; established
1876; F. J. Elliott, editor and publisher; circu-
lation III.
JOUR N A L AND MESSENGER ;
Wednesdays ; baptist ; eight pages ; size
35x48; subscription $3; established 1831; Rev.
George W. Lasher and Rev. W. N. Wyeth,
editors ; George W. Laslier, publisher ; cir-
culation F ; dated and publisned simultane-
ously at Cincinnati, Indianapolis, Indiana,
and Parkersburg, W. Va.
JOURNAL OF COM.MERCE.tt
IvIKERIKI.+t
LABOR TRIBUNE ; Saturdays; four
pages ; size 22x3) ; subscription .$1 ; estab-
lished 1879 ; Spohn & Multner, editors and
publislrers.
LANCET AND CLINIC; Saturdays;
medical ; forty-eight pages ; size of page
8x11 ; subscription S3 50 ; established 1839 ; Dr.
J C. Culbertson, editor and publisher; circu-
lation H 1.
LAW BULLETIN; Mondays; legal;
twenty-eight pages; size of page 7x10; sub-
scription $3 ; established 1876 ; Carl G. Jahn,
editor and publisher ; circulation J 1 ; issued
from the office of the Daily Law Bulletin.
LIVE STOCK REVIEW; Tliursdays ;
commercial ; four ])ages; size 21x28 ; sub.scrip-
tion .91 ;50 ; estal)lishe^l 1875 ; C. B. Murray,
editor and publisher ; circulation 1 1 ; issued
from the office of the Price Current and Com-
mercial R-'riew.
MARINE JOl RNAL ; Thursdays;
steambijat interests ; four pages ; size 22x31 ;
subscription .$1 ; established 1878 ; Frank
Baker, editor and publisher ; circulation I I.
M E R C H A N T AND MA N U F A C-
T U R E R ; Mon<lays ; commercial ; four
)ages ; size 28x44 ; subscription §3 ; astab-
i-shed 186S ; T. J. Smith & Co., publishei-s ; cir-
culation G 1.
PEOPLE'S ADVOCATE AND
C03I3IERCIAL ADVERTISER; (see
Pittsl>urgh, Pa.)
Fi
POST ; Saturdays ; eight pages ; size 30x44 ;
subscription $2 50; established 1867; Cincin-
nati Post Co., editors and publishers ; circu-
lation H.
PRICE CURRENT AND COMMER-
CIAL REVIEW; Thursdays; commer-
cial ; four pages ; size 25x.38 ; subscription §3 ;
established 1844; Charles B. Murray, editor
and publisher ; circulation 1 1.
PROTESTANTISCHE ZEIT-
BLiETTER; Thursdays; German; evan-
gelical ; four pages ; size 22x32 ; subscription
$2 50 ; established 1849 ; G. W. Eisenlohr, edi-
tor; Attlesey Lithographing and Printing
Works, publishers ; circulation K 1.
SATURDAY NIGHT; Saturdays; lit-
erary ; eight pages ; size 32x46 ; subscription
$2 ; established 1872 ; A. Minor Griswold, edi-
tor and publisher ; circulation G.
S O N^N T A G M O R G E N ; (see Volks
freund).
STAR IN THE WEST; Saturdays;
universalist ; eight pages ; size 31x46 ; sub-
scription $2 20 ; established 1823 ; Rev. J. S.
Cantwell, D. D., editor ; Williamson & Cant-
well Publishing Co., publishers; circulation
G 1.
TRADE LIST; Thursdays ; commercial ;
four pages ; size 3 Jx49 ; subscription .$3 ; estab-
lished 1869 ; L. Barney, editor and publisher ;
circulation G; dated at New York, Boston
and Cincinnati.
WAHRHEITSFREUND; Wednes
days ; German ; catholic ; eight pages ; size
31x46 ; subscription .§2 50 ; established 1837 ;
Benziger Bros., publishers ; circulation F 1.
WESTERN CHRISTIAN ADVO-
CATE; Wednesdays; methodist; eight
pages ; size 38x51 subscription $2 50 ; estab-
lished 18:^4; Francis S. Hoyt and John J.
Hight, editors : Hitchcock & Walden, pub-
lishers ; circulation D.
WESTERN TOBACCO JOURNAL;
Mondays ; commercial ; four pages ; size
S6x40; subscription §2; estaljlished 1874;
Mason & Beutley, editors and publishers ; cir-
culation 1 1.
WESTLICHE BLAETTER; (see
Volksblatt).
GUIDING STAR; .semi-monthly; uni-
versalist; juvenile; four pages; size 16x24;
subscription 75 cents ; established 1868 ; Caro-
line A. Soule, editor ; Williamson & Cantwell
Publishing Co., publishers; circulation Gl ;
inserts advertisements of juvenile books and
magazines only.
3IY'STIC JEWEL; semi-monthly; odd-
feUowship ; eight pages ; size 30x45 ; subscrip-
tion $1 50 ; established 1872 ; Amos Moore, edi-
tor and publisher ; circulation J J.
NATIONAL BULLETIN; semi month-
ly ; united workmen ; eight pages; size 30x44;
subscription $1 25; established 1874; T. J.
Smith & Co., editors and publishers ; circula-
tion G.
AMERICAN INVENTOR; monthly;
mechanical ; twenty pages ; size of pag&
•2! I-.'
GEO. P. ROWELL & CO'S
OHIO.
11x14; subscription $1; established 1878; J. S.
Zerbe and J. A. Huglies, editors and publisli-
ers ; an advertising sheet.
AMERICAN LAW RECORD;
montlily ; legal ; sixty-eight pages octavo ;
subscription $5 ; establislied 18(2; Herman M.
Moos and John M. Pattison, editors and pub-
lishers ; circulation K 1.
ANDREWS' BAZAR; (see New York
City).
ARTISAN: monthly ; mechanical ; eight
pages ; size or page 13x20 ; subscription 50
cents ; established 1878 ; W. P. Thompson, edi-
tor ; Lane & Bodley Co., publishers ; an adver-
tising sheet.
BALDWIN\S3IIISICAL. REVIEW;
monthly ; music ; thirty two pages ; size of
page 9x12; subscription $150; established
1866; H. L. Benham, editor ; D. H. Baldwin &
Co., nublishers ; circulation G.
CHRISTIAN PRESS; monthly; evan-
gelical ; four pages ; size 22x31 ; subscription
30 cents ; established 1852 ; Western Tract So-
ciety, editors and publishers ; inserts adver-
tisements of the Western Tract Society
only.
CHURCH'S MUSICAL VISITOR;
monthly ; music ; thirty pages ; size of page
9x12; subscription $1 50; established 1871;
John Church & Co., editors and publishers ;
circulation G 1.
DENTAL REGISTER: monthly; den-
tal ; eightv-tvvo pages octavo ; subscription
$2 50; established 1847; J. Taft, D. D. S., edi-
tor; Snencer & Crockei-, publishers ; circula-
tion K 1.
DEUTSCHE PIONIER; monthly;
German ; flfty-tvvo pages octavo ; subscrip-
tion $2 ; established 1869 ; H. A. Rattermanu,
editor ; German Plonier Association, pub-
lishers ; circulation I.
DICTATOR.+t
ECLECTIC MEDICAL JOURNAL;
monthly ; medical ; seventy-six pages octavo;
subscription $2 ; established 1841 : John M.
Scudder, M. D., editor and publisher ; circula-
tion H.
GOLDEN HOURS; monthly; literary;
juvenile ; fifty-eight pages octavo ; subscrip-
tion $1 60 ; established 1869 ; H. V. Osborne,
editor ; Hitchcock & Walden, publishers ; cir-
culation G 1.
HAUS UND HERD; monthly; Ger-
man ; sixty-two pages ; size of page 7x10 ;
subscription $2 ; established 1873 ; Rev. Henry
Liebhart, editor ; Hitchcock & Walden, pub-
lishers ; circulation G 1.
MASONIC REVIEW; monthly; ma-
sonic ; sixty-four pages octavo ; subscription
$2 ; established 1845 ; Thomas J. Melish, edi-
tor; Wrightson & Co., publishers; circula-
tion H 1.
MEDICAL ADVANCE; monthly;
medical ; sixty-six pages octavo ; subscrii>
tlon $2 ; established 1873 ; T. P. Wilson, M.
D., editor ; Medical Advance Co., publishers ;
circulation J.
MEDICAL GAZETTE; monthly;
medical ; forty pages octavo ; subscription
$1 50; established 1876; Wm. H. Cook, A. M.,
M. D., editor and publisher ; circulation J.
MEDICAL NEWS; monthly; medical;
ninety-eight pages octavo ; subscription $2 ;
established 1869 ; J. A. Thacker, M. D., editor
and publisher ; circulation H.
MILLER AND MILLWRIGHT;
monthly ; milling ; sixteen pages ; size of
page 10x15; subsci-iption %\ ; established 1873;
J. B. Dorman, editor ; Miller & Millv\Tlght
Publishing Co., publishers ; circulation X.
NATIONAL FARMER; monthly;
agricultural ; four pages ; size 24x35 ; sub-
scription 50 cents ; established 1877 ; B. F. San-
ford, editor and publisher; circulation H.
NATIONAL REPOSITORY; month-
ly ; methodist ; literary ; one hundred and
twelve pages octavo ; subscription $3 ; estab-
lished 1877; Daniel Curry, D, D., editor;
Phillips & Hunt, and Hitchcock & Walden,
publishers ; circvilation F 1 ; daten at New
Yoi'k, N. Y., and Cincinnati, Ohio; New York
office 805 Broadway.
OBSTETRIC GAZETTE; monthly;
OHIO.
sixty eight pages octavo ; subscription $3 ;
established 1878 ; Dr. E. B. Stevens, editor and
publisher ; circulation K.
PHYSIO-MEDICAL RECORDER;
monthly ; medical ; twenty-four pages octa-
vo ; subscription 75 cents ; established 1831 ;
Wm. H. Cook, M. D., editor and publisher;
circulation J 1.
POvST-OFFICE BULLETIN; month-
ly ; twelve pages ; size of page 9x12 ; subscrip-
tion $1 ; established 1869 ; J. P. Geppert, edi-
tor and publisher ; circulation J 1.
ROCKY MOUNTAIN PRESBYTE-
RIAN: (see Denver, Col.)
SABBATH-SCHOOL MONTHLY}
evangelical ; thirty-six pages octavo ; sub-
sci-iption 60 cents ; established 1874 ; Rev. G.
R. Alden and Mrs. G. R. Alden, editors ; Mon-
lort & Co., publishers; circulation I 1 ; an
edition, half size, made up from the Sabbath-
School Monthly, is also issued under the title
of the Youth's Sabbath-School Monthlu.
BAPTIST REVIEW ; quarterly; bap-
tist ; one hundred and eighty pages octavo ;
subscription $2 50; established 1879; J. R.
Baumes, D. D., editor and publisher.
CHRISTIAN QUARTERLY; evan
gelical ; one hundred and forty-four pages
octavo ; subscription $3 12 ; established 1869 ;
W. T. Moore, editor and publisher ; circula-
tion K 1.
CIRCLEVILLE, C. H., Pickaway
Co., 6,000t pop., on Scioto r. and Ohio canal,
and Scioto Valley Rd. from Columbus to
Portsmouth, 25 m. from Columbus and on
Cincinnati & Muskingum Valley Rd., 64
from Zanesvllle. River furnishes water
power, which is employed in manufactur-
ing. A rich and populous agricultural dis-
trict and centre of trade.
DEMOCRAT AND WATCHxMAN;
Fridays ; democratic ; four pages ; size 28x44 ;
subscription $2 50; established 1837; A. R.
Van Cleaf , editor and publisher ; circulation
Jl.
HERALD; Wednesdays; independent;
four pages ; size 27x42 ; subscription $2 ; estab-
lished 1870 ; Lillie C. Darst, editor and pub-
lisher ; circulation J.
UNION HERALD; Thursdays ; republi-
can ; four pages ; size 28x44 ; subscription $2 ;
established 1817; Samuel Marfield, Jr., editor
and publisher ; circulation J 1.
CliEVELAND, C. H., Cuyahoga Co.,
160,000+ pop., on Lake Erie and Cuyahoga r.,
125 m. from Columbus and 195 from Buffalo,
N. Y. Engaged in commerce, manufactures
and ship building, and a centre for the ex-
change of produce of Ohio and the West
for the manufactures of the East. Rail-
roads connect with all principal cities East
and West.
ANZEIGER ; every evening except
Sunday, WEEKLY, Thursdays, and
SUNDAY; German ; daily four pages,
weekly and Sunday eight pages ; size — daily
28x40, weekly and Sunday &5x46 ; subscription
—daily $6, weekly $2 ; established 1871 ; Wm.
Kauffmann & Co., editors and publishers;
circ'n— daily J J 1, Sunday J J 1, weekly J 1.
EVENTNYi NEWS; (see Leader).
EVENING TIME.S; every evening ex-
cept Sunday, and SUNDAY MORNING
TIMES, Sundays; democratic; daily four
pages, Sunday eight pages ; size— dally 21x30,
Sunday 30x45; subscription— daily $2 50, Sun-
day $2 ; established— daily 1879, Sunday 1876 ;
J. P. O'Brien, editor and publisher ; circula-
tion—Sunday 1 1.
HERALD; every morning and evening
except Sunday, TRI- WEEKLY, Tues-
days, Thursdays and Saturdays, and
WEEKLY, Fridays; republican; eight
pages; size— daily 32x44, weekly 35x48; sub-
sciiption— morning $6, evening $10, triweekly
AMERICAN NEWSPAPER DIRECTORY.
293
OHIO.
$4, weekly SI 25 ; established — daily 18^5,
weekly 1819 ; Herald Publishing Co., editors
and publishers; circulation — clailv G 1, tri-
weekly J, weekly G G 1. The "Herald" is
the only neuspaper in the United States
■with an ei{/ht-page edition both morning and
evening, in lohich all advertisements are
inserted without extra charge. It is the
only eight-page evening paper in the State
of Ohio. It has the largest and best cir-
culation of any daily paper in the city of
Cleveland.
IjEADER; every moniing, EVENING
NEWS, every evening except Siindav,
LEADER, triweekly, Tuesdays, Thurs-
days and Saturdays, and AVEEKLiY, Sat-
urdays ; republican ; morning, triweekly and
weekly eight pages, evening four pages"; size
— moi'ning, triweekly and weekly (size of
page) 17x22, evening 26x;i4; subscription —
morning $10, with Sunday $12, evening $6,
triweekly Sfi, weekly .$1 25, Sunday S2 ; estab-
lished—leader 1847, iVeifS 1869; Leader Print-
ing Co., publishers ; circulation — morning
and evening E, tri-weeklv J 1, weekly E E,
Sunday G G 1.
PENNY PRESS; every evening except
Sunday ; four pages ; size 19x29 ; established
1878 ; Scripps & Sweeney, editors and pub-
lishers ; circulation E.
PLAIN DEALER ; every morning ex-
cept Sunday, TRI- WEEKLY, Mondays,
Wednesdays and Fridays, and WEEKLY,
Wednesdays ; democratic ; four pages ; size
27x41; subscription — daily $10, tri- weekly
$4, weekly $1 19 ; established— daily 1845, tri-
weekly 1849, weekly 1843 ; W. W. Armstrong,
editor : Plain Dealer Publishing Co., publish-
ers ; circulation — daily III, tri-weekly J J,
w^eeklv G 1.
WiECHTER All ERIE ; every even
ing except Sunday, WEEKLY, Thursdavs,
and S O N N T A G S B L A T T D E S
WiECHTER AM ERIE, Sundays; Ger
man ; independent ; four pages ; size 29x44 ;
subscription — daily $6, weeklv S'2, Sundav
$1 50; established 1852; A. Thieme, editor
and publisher : circulation— daily I I, weekly
J 1, Sunday III.
ADVANCE; Saturdays ; gi-eenback ;
eight pages; size 26x4(i; subscription $1 ; es-
tablished 1879 ; Robert Schilling, editor ; Schil-
ling & Pate, publishers ; circ'n J; printed at the
office of the National Leader, Canal Dover.
CATHOLIC UNIVERSE; Thursdays;
catholic ; eight pages ; size 31x45 ; subscription
$2 50 ; established 1874 ; Manly Tello, editor
and manager ; circulation G 1.
CHRISTLICHE BOTSCHAFTER;
Wednesdays ; German ; evangelical ; eight
pages ; size 31x46 ; subscription .§2 ; establish-
ed 1836 ; Rev. W. Horn, editor ; Lauer & Yost,
publishers ; circulation D.
DENNICE NOVOVEKIJ ; Thursdays;
Bohemian ; eiglit pages ; size 28x42 ; subscrip-
tion $2 70; established 1877; V. Sua jdr, editor
and publisher ; circulation 1 1.
DER SENDBOTE ; Wednesdays; Ger-
man ; baptist ; eight pages ; size 29x41 ; sub-
scription .S2 ; established 1853 ; Rev. J. C. Hasel-
huhn, editor ; German Baptist PuVjlication
Society, publishers ; H. Schulte, manager ; cir-
culation H 1.
DIE BIENE; Sundays; German; inde-
pendent ; eight pages ; size .30x44 ; subscrip-
tion $2 ; established 1872 ; Henry Minnig,
editor; Biene Printing Co., publishers; cii'cu-
lation J 1.
EVANGELICAL MESSENGER;
Tuesdays ; evangelical ; eight pages ; size
31x46 ; subscription .$2 ; established 1848 ; Rev.
H. B. Hartzler, editor ; Lauer & Yost, pub-
lishers ; circulation F.
OHIO PRACTICAL FAR3IER ;
Saturdays ; agricultm-al ; sixteen pages ; size
80x44; subscription $1 50; established 1848;
M. J. Lawrence, editor; Farmer Co., publish-
ers; circulation EEL
PEOPLE'S ADVOCATE AND
CO:>inERCIAL ADVERTISER; (see
Pittsburgh, Pa.)
REFORIIIRTE KIRCHENZEIT-
UNG ; Thursdays ; German ; refoi-med
OHIO.
church ; eight pages ; size 25x:^ ; subscription
§2; estabhshed 1854; Dr. H. J. Ruetnik edi-
tor ; German Publishing House, publishers ;
ciix-ulation G 1.
SENTINEL; Saturdays ; eight pages ;
size 26x40; subscription $125; established
1879 ; Welfare & Saumenlg, editors and pub-
lishers.
SOUTH CLEVELAND ADVO-
CATE; Saturdays; four pages; size 46x4lt;
subscription $1 50; established 1873; Harry
H. Nelson, editor and publisher ; circ'n J 1.
STANDARD OF THE CROSS;
Thursdays ; episcopal ; twelve pages ; size of
page 12x15; subscription $2 50; established
186S; Rev. W. C. French, D. D., editor and
publisher ; circulation I.
SUNDAY MORNING TI31ES ; (see
Evening Times.)
TRADE REVIEW^; Saturdays; com-
mercial ; sixteen pages ; size of page 11x16
subscription $2 50 ; established 1868 ; George
C. Davies, editor; Review Publishing Co.,
publishers ; circulation 1 1.
VOICE ; Sundays ; eight pages ; size 35x47 ;
subscription .S2; established 18(1; Voice Pub-
lishing Co., publishers; circulation G G.
CHRISTIAN HARVESTER ; semi
monthly; evangelical ; eight pages ; size 18x26 :
subscription 75 cents, established 1873 ; Thos.
K. Doty, editor and publisher ; does not insert
advertisements.
HO:»IE COMPANION; semimonthly;
juvenile ; eight pages; size 22x:30; subscrip-
tion 60 cents ; established 1874 ; S. L. Thorpe
& Co., editors and publishers; an advertising
sheet.
BRAINARD'S MUSICAL
WORLD; monthly; music; thirty-six
pages ; size of page 9x12 ; subscription $1 50 ;
established 1863 ; Karl Merz, editor ; S. Brain-
ard's Sons, publishers ; circulation F.
E V A N G E L I C; A L SUNDAY
SCHOOL TEACHER; monthly; evan
gelical ; twenty-four pages octavo ; subscrip-
tion 50 cents ; established 1876 ; Rev. H. J.
Bowman, editor ; Lauer & Yost, publishers ;
circulation G.
EVANGEL ISC HE MAGAZIN ;
monthly ; German ; forty-two pages ; size of
page 8x11 ; subscription $1 25 ; established
186 <; Rev. W. Horn, editor; Lauer & Yost,
publishers : ciix-ulation G 1.
HEALTH JOURNAL.++
LIVING EPISTLE; monthly; evan
gelical ; thirty-six pages octavo ; subscrip-
tion $1 ; established 1866 ; Rev. H. J. Bowman,
editor ; Lauer & Yost, publishers ; circ'n I.
CLYDE, Sanduslcij Co., 3,000t pop., on
Cincinnati, Sandusky & Cleveland Rd., at
intersection of Lake Shore & Michigan
Southern Rd., 17 m. from Sandusky, 75 from
Cleveland and 38 from Toledo. Centre of
trade. Manufactures of various kinds car-
ried on.
ENTER PR ISE ; Thursdays ; four pages :
size 26x41 » ; subscription $2 ; established 1878 ;
Paden & Lay, editors and publishers ; circula-
tion K 1.
SENTINEL ; Thursdays ; four pages ; size
24x36 ; subscription $1 25 ; established 1876 ;
Holgate Bros., editors and publishers; circu
lation K K 1.
COLUMBIANA, Columbiana Co.,
1,200+ pop., on Pittsburgh, Fort Wayne &
Chicago Rd., 60 m. from Pittsburgh. En-
gaged in manufacturing and a trade centre,
INDEPENDENT REGISTER;
Thursdays ; four pages ; size 26x40 ; subscrip-
tion $1 50; established 1870; John Flaugher,
editor and publisher; circulation K 1.
TRUE PRESS; Wednesdaj^s; indepen-
dent : four pages ; size 24x36 ; subscription
SI 50: established 1875; L. Arnold, editor;
L. Arnold & Bro., publishers ; circulation KK.
COLUMBUS, C. H., Franklin Co.,
State capital, 50,(XX>t- pop., on Scioto r. and
494
GEO. P. BOW ELL & GO'S
OHIO.
branch of Ohio canal, near centre of State,
and close to the Athens county coal fields.
Connected by railroads and canals with all
the principal cities and towns in all direc-
tions; 120 ni. from Cincinnati, 135 from
Cleveland, and 14(» from Wheeling. Has an
extensive grain, avooI and stock trade. En-
gaged in iron and other manufactures.
COURIER; evei-y evening except Sun-
day, and VVEERliY, Thursdays ; daily four
pages, weekly eight pages j size— -daily 24x35,
weekly 3()x43; subscription — dailv )S4 50,
weekly $1; established 1878; W. A. Taylor
and George E. Ross, editors; J. M. Boyle,
manager; circulation— dailv III.
EVENING DISPATC;H; everj' even
Lng except Sunday, and DOLLiAR DIS-
PATCH? Tliursdays; four pages; size-
daily 28x40, weekly 30x44; subscription-
daily $7, weekly $l"; established— daily 1832,
weekly 1875 ; Meyers & Brickell, editoi'S and
publishers ; circulation— daily H 1, weekly H 1.
OHIO STATE JOURNAL ? every
morning except Sunday, and WEEK.LY,
Saturdays ; republican ; four pages ; size
27x43 ; subscription— daily $8, weekly $1 ; es-
tablished— daily 1840, weekly 1811 ; James M.
Comly, editor; Comly, Francisco & Co., pub-
lishers ; A. W. Francisco, manager ; circula-
tion—daily H, weekly G 1.
PENNY POST; every evening except
Sunday ; independent ; four pages ; size 20x26 ;
subscription !$3 12; established 1879; Penny
Post Publishing Co., editors and publishers.
TIMES; everv morning except Sunday,
and STATESMAN, Thursdays ; demo-
cratic ; four pages ; size— daily 26x40, weekly
28x44 : subscription— daily $6, weekly 1 ; es-
tablished 1832 ; Times Co., editors and pub-
lishers; J. H. Putnam, manager; circulation
—daily I 1, weekly H 1.
D E R \^ E S T B O T E ; sem i weekly,
Wednesdays and Saturdays, and WEEK-
LY, Thursdays ; German ;' democratic ; four
pages ; size 28x44 ; subscription— semi- weekly
fS 50, weekly .$2 ; established — semi-weekly
^854, weekly 1843 ; Reiuhard & Fieser, editors
and publishers ; circulation— semi-weekly
J 1, weekly F 1.
CATHOLIC COLUMBIAN; Thurs
days ; catholic ; eight pages ; size 28x42 ; sub-
scription $2 40 ; established 1875 ; Columbian
Printing Co., editors and publishers ; circula-
tion 1 1.
DER OHIO SONNTAGSGAST; Sun
days ; German ; independent ; eight pages :
size 35x46 ; subscription $2 ; established 1878 ;
L. Hirsch, editor ; L. Hirsch & Co., publishers ;
circulation I.
FRANKLIN CO. LEGAL RE-
CORD; Thursdays ; legal ; eight passes ; size
28x42 ; subscription $2 ; established 1879 ; J. F.
Linton, editor and publisher.
GAZETTE; Fridays; four pages; size
25x37; subscription .$1 ; established 1840; S. S.
Peters, editor ; Mrs. S. A. Glenn, publisher; cir-
culation .J 1.
LUTHERAN STANDARD ; Satur
days ; lutheran ; eight pages ; size 24x34 ; sub-
scription $2 10 ; established 1843 ; Rev. M. Loy,
editor; Evangelical Lutheran .Joint Synod,
publishers; circttlation J 1.
MUTE'S CHRONICLE; Saturdays;
four pages; size 18x24; subscription $1; es-
tablished 1868 ; Ohio Institution for Deaf and
Dumb, editors and publishers ; does not in-
sert advertisements.
OHIO STATE SENTINEL: Satur
days ; independent ; four pages : size 28x44 ;
subscription .$2 ; established 1877 ; John T.
Shryock, editor and publisher; circulation
K 1 ; printed at the office of the Advocate,
Zanesville.
OHIO WAISENFREUND; Wednes
days: German; eight pages ; size 21x30; sub-
scription $1 50 ; established 1873 ; Rev. Joseph
Jessing, editor and publisher; circ'n E 1.
STATESMAN; (see Times).
SUNDAY CAPITAL; Sundays ; inde-
pendent-democratic ; four pages ; size 26x40 ;
OHIO.
subscription .$2 ; established 1878 ; A. H. Isler,
editor ; Isler & Byrne, publishers ; circula-
tion I 1.
SUNDAY HERALD; Sundays ; torn-
pages ; size 28x40; subscription .f2 ; establish-
ed 1875 ; W. S. Furay, editor ; W. S. Furay &
Co., publishers; circulation H.
SUNDAY MORNING NEWS; Sun
days ; independent : four pages ; size 27x.39 ;
subscription .$2 ; established 1867 ; E. G. Ore-
l)augh, editor ; Orebaugh & Brodbeck, pub-
lishers ; circulation H 1.
LUTHERISCHE KIRCHEN ZEl-
TUNG; semi-monthly; German; lutheran;
eight pages; size 20x28; subscription .$1 10;
established i860 ; Evangelical Lutheran Joint
Synod, editors and publishers ; does not in
sert advertisements.
COMPANION AND AMERICAN
ODD-FELLOW; monthly; odd-fellow-
ship ; thirty-six pages octavo ; subscription
$1 25 ; established 1865 ; H. P. Gravatt, editor ;
M. C. Lilley & Co., publishers ; circulation F.
KNIGHT ; monthly ; Knights of Pythias ;
sixteen pages; size of page 10x12; subscrip-
tion $1 ; established 1873; M. C. Lilley & Co.,
editors and publishers ; circulation ,T 1.
OHIO MEDICAL RECORDER :
monthly ; medical ; forty-eight pages octavo;
subscription .$1 ; estaVjlished 1876 ; J.W. Hamil-
ton, M. D., and J. F. Baldwin, M. D., editors ;
Cott & Hann, publishers ; circulation I.
COLUMBUS G'KOMT,, Putnam Co.,
1,650+ pop.
JOURNAL; Saturdays; democratic;
four pages ; size 22x31 ; subscription $1 ; es-
tablished 1877; R. J. Lockhart, editor and
publisher ; circulation K.
PUTNAM CO. VIDETTE; Wednes
days ; republican ; four pages ; size 26x40 ;
subscription .$1 50 ; established 1873 ; W. C.
Tingle, editor and publisher ; circ'n K 1.
CONNEAUT, Ashtahulu Co., l,600t
pop., on a creek 2 m. from Lake Erie, and
on Lake Shore & Michigan Southern Rd.,
69 m. from Cleveland and 28 from Erie, Pa.
Has a good harbor and trade, being a point
of supply for an agricultural district.
Manufacturing carried on.
REPORTER; Thursdays; republican;
four pages; size 26x40; sub.scription $2; es-
tablished 1844 ; J. P. Rieg & Co., editors and
publishers ; circulation J 1.
CORTLAND, TrumlnU Co.
GAZETTE: Fridays; republican; four
pages; size 26x40; subscription $1 50; establish-
ed 1876; John Johnston, editor; Gazette Com-
pany, publishers ; circulation K.
COSHOCTON, €. II., Coshocton Co.,
2,750 Ipoi)., on Muskingum r., Ohio canal and
Pittsburgh, Cincinnati & St. Louis Rd.. 69 m.
from Columbus. Principal industries are
coal mining and manufacturing.
AGE: Thursdays ; republican ; four pages :
size '.■8x44 ; subscription $1 50 ; established
1825 : Search & Meek, editors and publishers ;
circulation J .J 1.
COSHOCTON CO. COMMON-
WEAIjTH ; Thursdays ; independent ; four
pages; size 24x35; subscription .$2; estab-
lished 1879 ; W. M. Ferguson, editor ; Common-
wealth Publishing Co., publishers.
DE3IOCRAT ; Tuesdays ; democratic ;
four pages ; size 28x42 ; subscription $2 ; estab-
lished 1840 ; John C. Fisher, editor and pub-
lisher ; circulation J J.
COVINGTON, Miami Co., 1,010 pop.,
on Stillwater creek and Chicago division of
Pittsburgh, Cincinnati & St. Louis Rd., 6 m.
from Piqua, 79 from Columbus, 88 N. of Cin-
cinnati and 236 E. of Chicago. In an agri-
cultural region. Manufacturing carried on.
AMERICAN [NEWSPAPER DIRECTORY.
2d»
OHIO.
fi
OHIO:
GAZETTE; Fridays ; independent ; eight
lages ; size '^6x41) ; subscription yl oO ; estali-
.ished 1870 ; W. A. Browne, editor and pub-
lisher ; circulation K.
CRESTLINE, Crcncford Co., 2,279
pop., on Pittsburgh, Fort Wayne & Chicago
Rd., at crossing of C, C, C. & I. Rd., 12 m. E.
of Bucyrus. Railroad shops here.
ADVOCATE; Fridays; independent;
four pages ; size 26x40 ; subscription $2 ; estab-
lished 1869 ; D. C. Billow, editor and publisher ;
circulation K 1.
CUYAHOGA FALLS, Suminit Co.,
1,861 pop., on Cuyahoga r. and Cleveland,
Mount Vernon & Delaware Rd., 6 m. from
Akron. Engaged in milling, and manufac-
turing paper and other articles.
REPORTER; Fridays; independent;
four pages ; size 28x44 ; subscription !52 ; estab-
lished 1870 ; E. O. Knox, editor and publisher ;
circulation K K 1.
DALTON, Wayne Co., 600t pop. Has
a carriage manufactory, brickyard and saw
and grist mill.
GAZETTE.+t
DAYTON, C. H., Montgomery Co.,
m,m)i pop., on Great Miami r., and Miami
canal, 60 m. from Cincinnati and 67 from
Columbus. Engaged In manufacturing and
centre of several important railroads. Rail-
road repair shops are located here.
ANZEIGER; every evening except Sun-
Kiay, and WEEKLY, Fridays; German;
democratic ; daily four pages weekly eight
pages ; size— <laily 24x35, weekly 31x44 ; saib-
scnption-<:laily S5, weekly $2 : established
1876 ; Otto Moosbrugger, editor ; Moosbriigger
Brothers, publishers; circulation— daily K K. i,
w^eekly K 1.
DEilOCR VT; everv morning, and EM-
PIRE AND DEMOCRAT, Wednesdays ;
democratic; four pages; size-daily 2oxo9,
weekly 27x40 ; subscription— daily i^io, weekly
$2 ; established-daily 1874, weekly 18;;8 ; John
•G. Doren & Co., editors and publishers ; circu-
lation—daily I, weekly H. ,^ ^ ^ ,j- ^ r, t^ t
DIE DAATONER VOEK^ZEI-
TCNti : every evening except Sunday, and
WEEKLY, " Thursdays; German; daily
four pages, weekly eight pages ; size— daily
24X.36, weekly (size of page) 18x24 ; subscrip-
tion-daily $5, weekly .§2 ; established 1866 ;
George Neder, editor and publisher ; circula-
tion—daily J, weekly J 1. _
JOl'RN4Ii: every morning except Sun-
day, and WEEKLY, Tuesdays ; republi-
can; four pages: size-daily 28x40, weekly
29x49 ; subscription— <laily S9, weekly .$2 ; es-
tablished 18U8; W. D. Bickham, editor and
publisher ; circ'n— tlaily III, weekly I I 1.
CHRISTIAN WORLD; Thursdays;
reformed church ; eight pages ; size 30x44 ;
subscription .S2; established 1848; AA hipp &
Shearer, publishers ; tireulation G.
DER FROEHLICHE BOTSCHAF-
TER; Tuesdavs ; (rerman ; united brethren ;
four pages ; size 22x32 ; subscription SI bo ; es-
tablished 1847 ; Rev. William Mittendorf, edi-
tor; Rpv. J. W. Shuey, publ'sher : circ'n J 1.
EMPIRE AND DEMOCRAT; (see
^HERALD OF GOSPEL LIBERTY;
Saturdays ; Christian ; eight pages ; size olx;^44:;
subscription $2; established 18 J8; T. M. Mc-
Whinney, editor ; Christian Publishing House,
publishers ; circulation G.
RELIGIOUS TELESCOPE; Wednes
days; united biethren; eight pages; size
34x47 ; subscription $2 ; established 18:34 ; Rev.
J. W. Hott and W. O. Tobey, A. M., editors ;
Rev. W. .T. Shuev, publisher; circulation i.
SATURDAY EVENING RECORD ;
Saturdays: independent; eight piiges; mze
»)x44; subscription $2; established 18<9 ;
Samuel M. Foster, editor and publisher.
SATURDAY PEOPLE; Saturdays,
four pages ; size 24x36 ; subscription .$1 50 ; es-
tablished 1876 ; J. St. J. Clarkson, editor and
uronrietor; circulation J.
LEAVES OF LIGHT; bi-weekly ; re-
formed church; juvenile; four pages ; size
14x22; subscription 50 cents ; es;taV)lished 18<3;
circulation G 1 ; issued from the office of the
Christian World. _ . ^. , -^
JUGEND PI LGER; semi-monthly; Ger-
man ; four pages ; size 15x20 ; subscription .|)
cents; established 1870; Rev. W. Mittendorf,
editor ; Rev. W. J. Shuey, publisher ; does not
insert advertisements. t ^»4^.«-»t^
BROTHERHOOD OF LOCOMO-
TIVE FI1{E>IEN'S MA<xAZINE.++
OUR BIBLE TEACHER; monthly;
united brethren; forty pages octavo; sub-
scription 75 cents; established 18*3; Rev D.
Berger, editor ; Rev. W. J. Shuey, publisher ;
circulation H H. „ ^ _, _, t*»¥-w v- » t .
PEOPLE'S HOME JOIRNAL;
montldv; non-sectarian; four pages ; size
16x23 : subscription 25 cents ; established 18(7 ;
H. Y. Rush, editor and publisher ; circ'n J.
VIN Die ATOR ; monthly ; baptist ; thir-
ty-two pages octavo ; subscription §1; estab-
lished 1870; Samuel Kinsey, editor and pub-
lisher ; does not insert advertisements ; dated
at Kinsey's Station. ^ a
INSTRUCTOR; quarterly; reformed
church ; sixty pages octavo ; subscription )$1;
established 1873; circulation J J 1 ; issued
from the office of the Christian World.
DEFIANCE, C. H., Defiance Co., 5,000t
pop., at confluence of Maumee and Auglaize
rs., and on Wabash & Erie canal and Toledo,
Wabash & Western and Chicago division of
Baltimore & Ohio Rds., 51 m. from Toledo.
Centre of a thriving trade. Engaged in
manufactures.
DEFIANCE CO. EXPRESS; Frida>:8;
republican ; four pages ; size 28x44 : subscrip-
tion S2 ; established 1868 ; Frank C. Culley, edi-
tor and publisher ; circulation J.
DE3IOCRAT; Thursdays; democratic;
four pases ; size 30x44 ; subscription $2 ; es-
tablished 1844 ; White & Blymyer, editors and
publishers: circulation J 1.
DEMOCRATIC LEDGER. H
DE GHATT, Logan Co., l,000t pop.,
on C, C, C. & I. Rd. Engaged in agricul-
ture and stock raising.
BUCKEYE; Fridays ; independent ; four
pages ; size 22x3U ; subscription $1 lo ; estab-
lished 1871 ; D. S. Spellman, editor and pub-
lisher ; circulation K 1.
DELAWARE, C. H., Delaware Co.,
7,000+ pop., on Oleutangy r. and C, C, C. &
I. Rd., at junction of Cleveland & Columbus
branches, 25 m. from Columbus, also on
Columbus and Toledo Rd. A place of active
trade. Seat of Ohio Wesleyan University
and Wesleyan Female College. Engaged in
manufacturing hemp, jute, woolen goods
and agricultural implements.
fi A Z E T T E ; Thursdays ; republican ;
four pages ; size 31x48 ; subscription $2 ; es-
tablished 1818: A. Thomson & Son, editors
and publishers ; circulation J J 1.
HERALD : Thursdays ; democratic : four
pa«es:s^e 28x44; subscription .$2 ; establish-
ed 1866; D. Flanagan & Co., editors and pub-
lishers; circulation J 1. ^ .^,^
NEWS; Wednesdays; four pages ; size
•'Ox:^l- subscription .§150; established 18.8;
m! C. Broderick, editor and publisher; circu-
lation K Wednesdays; temperance:
four page^ size 26x40: subscription $2; es-
Jablishll 1873; Thomas Evans, Jr., editor and
^^^^^^'iTi^GT^ TRANSCRIPT; bi:
weekly; twenty pages; size of page 9x12,
296
GEO. P. ROWELL & GO'S
OHIO.
subscription $1 50; established 1866 ; Students
of Ohio Wesleyan University, editors; Moses
E. Fleming & Co., publishers ; circ'n K 1 ; a col-
lege paper; issued during the collegiate year.
DELiPHOS, Van Wert Co., 4,000t pop.,
on Pittsburgh, Fort Wayne & Chicago Rd.,
and Miami & Erie Canal, 14 m. N. W. of
Lima and 9i) from Toledo. Has water
power. Centre of an agi-icultural district.
Principal business manufacturing.
COUR A NT ; Saturdays ; four pages ; size
28x44; subscription S2; established 1877;
Walkup & Thomas, editors and publishers ;
circulation K 1.
HEKAIjD; Thursdays; four pages; size
27-X41 ; subsciiption .SI 50 ; established 1869 ; D.
H. Tolan, editor and publisher ; circ'n K 1.
DELTA, Fulton Co., l,200t pop., on L.
S. & M. I. S. Rd., 125 m. W. of Toledo. Sur-
rounded by an agricultural, stock-raising
and fruit-growing country.
AVALANCHE; Tuesdays ;independent;
eight pages; size 26x40; subscription $1 50;
established 1876; Smith & Howe, editors and
publishers ; circulation K.
DENNISON, Tuscarau-as Co., 5,000t
pop., on P. C. & St. Louis Rd., 100 m. fi'om
Cleveland and 93 from Pittsburgh, Pa.
Tlie car and machine shops of the P. C. «&
St. L. Rd. are located here.
PARAGRAPH ; Saturdays; indepen-
dent ; four pages ; size 20x26 ; subscription
$1 ; established 1ST9 ; W. A. Pittenger, editor ;
Paragrnph Publishing Co., pul lishers.
TUSCARAWAS? CHRONICLE; (see
Uhrichsville).
DESHL.ER, Henry Co., l,200t pop., on
B. & O. and D. & M. Rds. Engaged in manu-
facture of staves, barrels, laths and shin-
gles. Has also other manufactures.
FLAG; Fridays; four pages; size 24x35;
subscription .$1 50; established 1876; W. H.
Mitchell & Co., editors and publisliers ; cLrcu-
lation K.
DOYLESTOWN, Wayne Co., l,200t
pop., on high ground nenr tlie centre of a
triangle formed by the A. & G. W., C. Mt. V.
& D., and C. T. V. and W. Rds. Engaged in
manufactiu'ing farming implements. Has
several coal mines in operation
JOURNAL ; Thursdays ; four pages ; size
24x35; subscription .$150; established 1874;
J.V. McElhenie, editor and publisher ; circ'n K.
DRESDEN, MusJdngum Co., l,200t
pop., on Pittsburgh, Cincinnati & St. Louis
Rd., at junction of Cincinnati and Muskin-
gum Valley Rd., and at head of navigation
on Muskingum r., 16 m. above Zanesville.
Water power is abundant. Coal, limestone,
glass-stone and iron ore in the vicinity.
The Ohio Canal empties into the Muskingum
r. at this point.
DOINGS; Saturdays; four pages; s'ze
22x30; subscription SI 50; established 1874;
William E. Smith, editor and publisher ; cir-
culation K 1.
DUNKIRK, Hardin Co.
STAND A R D ; Thursdays ; independent ;
four pages : size 24x34 ; subscription $1 50 ; es-
tablished 1875 ; S. B. Davis, editor and pub-
lisher; circulation K 1.
EAST LIVERPOOL, Columbiana
Co., 3,000t pop., on Ohio r., and river di-
vision of Cleveland & Pittsburgh Rd., 48 m.
OHIO.
W. of Pittsburgh, Pa. A great number of
potteries here. Situated in an agricultural
country and has some mechanical works.
POTTER'S GAZETTE; Thursdays;
republican ; four pages ; size '^Gxii) ; subscrip-
tion $2; established 1871; D. B. Martin, eai-
tor and publisher; circulation K.
SATURDAY REVIEW; Saturdays;
republican ; four pages ; size 26x40 ; subscrip-
tion $1 25; established 1879; William B.
McCoid. editor and publisher.
TRIBUNE; Saturdays; independent;
four pages ; size 24x36 ; subscription $1 25 ;
established 1876; J. H. Simms, editor and
publisher ; circulation K.
EAST PALESTINE, Columbiana
Co., 1,000+ pop., on P., Ft. W. & Chicago Rd.,
50 m. from Pittsburgh, Pa., and 30 from
Salem, Ohio. Coal mining is carried on.
Shipping point for country produce and
stock. Has steam grist mills.
VALLEY ECHO; Thursdays; four
pages ; size C6x40 ; subscription $1 50 ; e^tpblish-
ed 1878 ; E. J. Roberts, editor and publisher ;
circulation J J.
EATON, C. H., Preble Co., 2,.500t pop.,
on Cincinnati, Richmond & Chicago Rd.,
53 m. from Cincinnati. An agricultural dis-
trict. Engaged in manufacturing.
DEi>IOCRAT; Thursdays; democratic;
four pages; size 26x4(); subscription $150;
established 1867 : L. G. Gould, ediior and pub-
lisher : circulat on K 1.
REGISTER; Thursdays; republican;
eight pages : size .'>0x42; subscription $2; es-
tablished 1821 ; Robt. Williams, Jr., editor ;
W. F. Albright «& Co., publishers ; ciic'n J 1.
EDGERTON, Williams Co., !)00t pop.,
on Air Line div. of L. S. & M. S. R:l., 64 m.
W. of Toledo. Engaged in agriculture.
HERALD; Saturdays; neutral; four
pages ; size 22x31 ; subscription $1 25 ; estab-
lished 1875; H. A. Granbei-y, editor and pub-
lisher ; circulation K K.
ELYRIA, C. H., Lorain Co., 4,.500t
pop., on Black r., and Cleveland & Toledo
Branch of Lake Shore & Michigan Southern
Rd., 25 m. from Cleveland. Engaged in
manufactures.
CONSTITUTION; Thursdays; demo-
cratic; four pages; size 26v40 ; subscription
S2 : established 1866 ; F. S. Reefy, editor and
publisher ; circulation K 1.
POST.++
REPUBLICAN; Thiu-sdays ; eight
pages; size3Jx44; sub(-criptiou $1 75; estab-
lished 1874; Geo. G. Washburn, editor and
publisher ; circulation J J 1.
POULTRY NATION; monthly ;
sixteen pages; s'ze of page 8x12; subscrip-
tion 75 cents; established 1875; S. E. Wurst,
editor ; Poultry Nation Co., publishers ; crr-
culat'on J 1.
FAYETTE, Fulton Co., l.OOOf pop., at
terminus Chicago & Canada Southern Rd.,
50 m. W. from Toledo. Country agricul-
tural and heavily timbered.
RECORD: Fridays; independent; foui-
pages ; sizf 26x40; subscription §1 50; estab-
lished 1876 ; Lewis & Grifflii, editors and
publishers ; circulation K 1.
FINDLAY, C. H., Hancock Co., 5,000^
pop., on Blanchard's fork of Auglaize r. and
Lake Erie & Louisville Rd., terminus of
Carey & Findlay branch of Cleveland, San-
dusky & Cincinnati Rd., 90 m. N. W. of
Columbus. The centre of an active trade.
HANCOCK COURIER; Thursdays;
AMERICAN NEWSPA1»ER DlRECTOltY.
297
OHIO.
democratic ; four pages ; size 27x44 ; subscrip-
tion $2 50 ; established 1836 ; Fred. H. Glessuer,
editor and publisher ; circulation J J 1.
JEFFEKSOXIAN ; Fridays; republi-
can ; tour pages ; size 29x45 ; subscription $2 ;
established 1854 ; A. H. Balsley, editor and
publisher ; circulation I.
KEPUBI..IC'A\5 Wednesdaj-s; republi-
can; four pages ; size 24x36; subscription
$1 50 ; established 1879 ; J. M. Beehnan, editor
and publisher.
FOREST, Hardin Co., l,200t pop., at
the crossing of P. F. W. & C. and O. S. & C.
Rds. Engaged in milling and agriculture.
REVIEW; Thursdays ; independent ; four
Bages ; size 24x35 ; subscription §1 50 ; estab-
shed 1875 ; H. S. Horn, editor and publisher ;
circulation K.
FORT RECOVERY, Mercer Co.
NEW ERA.t+
FOSTORIA, Seneca Co., 4,000t pop.,
on junction Lake Erie & Louisville, M. C. &
L. M.. B. & O and Columbus & Toledo Rds.
Engaged in naanufacturing. Trade centre
of large agricultural disti'ict.
DE3IOCRAT; Thursdays; democratic;
eight pages ; size 26x40 ; subscription $1 50 ;
established 1875 ; Meyer & Haj's, editors and
publishers ; ciz'culation K K.
REVIEW ; Fridays ; four pages ; size
26x41) ; subscription §2 ; established 1861 ; O. J.
& J. P. DeWolle, editors and publishers ; cir-
culation K 1.
FRANKLIN, Warren Co., 2,500t pop.,
on the Gi-eat Miami r. and the C, C, C. «fe I.
Rd., 16 m. N. of Dayton and 10 N. E. of Leb-
anon. Engaged in the manufacture of
paper, milling, and agricultural imple-
ments.
ARGUS; Saturdays ; four pages ; size
26x40; subscription $1 50; established 1879;
Richard E. Smith & Co., editors and pub-
lishers.
VALLEY CHRONICLE ; Wednes
days ; independent ; four pages ; size 24x36 ;
subscription $1 ; established 1876 ; W. E. Find-
ley, editor and pul)lisher ; circulation K.
FREDERICKSBURG, Wayne Co.
HERALD ; Saturdays ; eight pages ; size
22x32; subscription §1 25; established 1878;
George A. Clapper, editor and publisher.
FREDERICKTOWN, Knox Co.,
1,0(*H- pop., on Owl creek and Erie division
of Baltimore & Ohio Rd., 7 m. from Mount
Vernon.
FREE PRESS ; Thursdays ; indepen-
dent ; eight pages ; size 26x40 ; subscription
.$2 ; established 1875 ; McK. F. Edwards, edi-
tor and publisher ; circulation K.
FREMONT, C. H., Sandusky Co.,
7,500t pop., on Sandusky r., at head of navi-
gation, 24 m. from Sandusky, on Lake Shore
& Michigan Southern Rd., at junction of
Lake Erie & Louisville. Rd., 30 m. from To-
ledo and 83 from Cleveland. Steamers run
from here to various ports on Lake Erie.
Has a large and flourishing business.
COURIER; Thursdays; German; demo-
cratic ; four pages ; size 28x44 ; subscription
$2 ; established 1861 ; Paul Knerr, editor and
publisher ; circulation J.
D E I»I O C R A T I C MESSENGER ;
Thursdays; democratic; foui- pages; size
29x44 ; subscription $2 ; established 1864 ; J.
M. Osborn, editor and publisher; circ'n J 1.
JOURNAL; Fridays ; republican; four
pages ; size 29x44 ; subscription $2 ; estab-
lished 1829 ; Isaac M. Keeler, editor and pub-
ILsher ; circulation J 1.
OHIO.
GALION, Crawford Co., 5,:i75t pop.,
on C, C, C. & L Rd., at crossing of Atlantic
& Great Western Rd., 89 m. fx-om Cleveland
Manufacturing
and 59 from Columbus,
carried on.
INQUIRER; Fridays ; democratic ; eight
pages ; size 30x44 ; subscription $2 ; established
1877 ; J. G. Meuser and H. S. Z. Matthias, edi-
tors ; g. G. Cummings & Co., publishers ; cir-
culation K 1.
REVIEW; Fridays; republican; eight
pages ; size 30x44 ; subscription .$2 ; estab-
lished 1871 ; A. D. Row^e, editor and publish-
er ; circulation K 1.
SUN ; Saturdays ; independent ; four pages ;
size 26x40 ; subscription .§2 ; established 1872 ;
Geo. T. Ristine, editor and publisher; cir-
culation K 1.
GALLIPOLIS, C. H., Gallia Co.,
3,711 pop. on Ohio r., 91 m. above Ports-
mouth and 103 below Marietta.
BULLETIN; Wednesdays; democratic;
four pages ; size 26x40 ; subscription $1 .50 ; es-
tablished 1867; James E. Hebard, editor and
publisher ; circulation J.
JOURNAL ; Thursday's ; republican ;
four pages ; size 26x40 ; subscription §1 50 ; es-
tablished 1817; W. Nash, editor and pub-
lisher; circulation J J 1.
LEDGER; Tuesdays ; independent ; four
pages ; size 20x28 ; subscription $1 50 ; estab-
lished 1872 ; J. Harvey Hebard, editor and
publisher ; circulation K K.
GAMBIER, Knox Co., 581 pop. Has
Rd. facilities. The seat of Kenyon College
and other educational institutions.
ARGUS ; Fridays ; independent ; four
pages ; size 14x21 ; subscription .$1 10 ; estab-
lished 1874 ; D. Hunt, editor and publisher ;
circulation K.
KENYON ADVANCE; monthly;
eighteen pages : size of page 7x10 ; subscrip-
tion SI 10 ; established 1878 ; Students of Ken-
yon College, editors and publishers ; a college
paper ; issued during the collegiate year.
GARRETTSVILLE, Portage Co.,
1,20(>|- pop., on Mahoning r. and Mahoning
division of Atlantic & Great Western Rd.,
37 m. from Cleveland.
JOURNAL; Thursdays ; Independent ;
four pages ; size 26x40 ; subscription $1 50 ;
established 1867 ; Charles B. Webb, editor and
publisher ; cii'culation K 1.
GENEVA, Ashtabula Co., 3,500t pop.,
on Lake Shore & Michigan Southern Rd., 45
m. from Cleveland. Engaged in manufac-
turing and a ti-ade centre.
EXPRESS ; Saturdays ; republican ; four
pages ; size 24x35 ; subscription $1 25 ; estab-
lished 1878 ; Foster & Putnam, editors and
publishers ; circulation J.
TI3IES ; Tuesdays ; republican ; eight
pages ; .size .35x48 ; subscription S2 ; estab-
lished 1867; Warren P. Spencer, editor; Spen-
cer & Lindergreen, pulilishers ; circulation K 1.
GEORGETOWN, C. H., Brown Co.,
1,2(XH- pop., on WTiite Oak creek, 7 m. from
Ohio r. and 40 from Cincinnati. A farming
district, having an active trade.
BROWN CO. NEWS; Wednesdays;
democratic ; four pages ; size 28x44 ; subscrip-
tion $1 .50 ; established 186:3 ; L. B. Leeds &
Son, editors and publishers ; circulation J 1.
SENTINEL ; Wednesdays ; four pages ;
size 24x35 ; subscription $1 50 ; established
1874 ; C. N. McGroarty, editor and publisher ;
circulation K.
GJL'B.yLA.'STO'WS, Montgomery Co.,
1,440 pop., on Twin i'., 44 m. from Cincin-
nati and 12 from Dayton. Carriages, bug-
gies, agricultural implements, tobacco and
•298
GEO P. ROWELL & GO'S
OHIO.
li
I
segars are manufactured. Has also mer-
cantile business.
PRESS; Thursdays; democratic; four
ages ; size '24x:i") ; suVjscription $1 5(J ; estab-
ished 1874 ; F. D. Harkrider, editor and pub-
lisher; circulation J.
GRANVILLE, Licking Co.
WENISON COLIiEGIAN; biweekly;
sixteen pages; size of page 8x11; subscrip-
tion $1 51); established 1868; Students of
Denison University, editors and publishers ;
a college paper ; issued during the collegiate
year.
GREENFIELD, Highland Co., l.SOOf
pop., on Paint creek and Marietta & Cincin-
nati Rd., 75 ni. from Cincinnati. Situated
In an agricultural district, and has an active
trade.
HIGHLAND CHIEF; Saturdays; four
ages ; size 24x35 ; subscription $1 50 ; estab-
ished 1865; R. R. Sprung, editor and pub-
lisher ; circulation K 1.
GREEN SPRING, Seneca Co., l.lGOf
pop., on Rtl. 20 m. from Sandusky. Has a
sulphur spring and vsrater cure. In a fine
farming country.
TIMES ; Thursdavs ; four pages ; size
22x30 ; subscription .$1 ; established 18T9 ; C. A.
•Seiders, editor ; H. F. Baker & Son, publishers.
GREENVILLE, C. H., Darke Co.,
5,000+ pop., on Pittsburgh, Cincinnati & St.
Louis Rd., at crossing of Dayton & Union
and C, C. & I. Rds., 35 m. from Dayton and
94 from Columbus. Centrally located in a
fine and prosperous agricultural district.
DEMOCRAT; Wednesdays; four pages;
size 32x49 ; subscription $2 50 ; established
1869 ; Charles Roland, editor and publisher ;
circulation J 1.
JOURNAIj; Fridays; republican; four
ages ; size 24x36 ; subscription $2 ; estab-
shed 1832; E. W. Otwell. editor; Curt
Otwell, publisher: circulation K 1.
SUNDAY COURIER; Saturdays; re
publican ; eight pages ; size .30x43 ; subscrip-
tion $2; established 1875; A. R. Calderwood,
editor and publisher: circulation K 1.
SUNDAY GRAPHIC; Sundays; inde-
pendent; four pages; size 22x32; subscrip-
tion $1 ; established 1879 ; Hamilton & Collins,
editors and publishers.
HAMDEN JUNCTION, Vinton
Co., 364 pop.
HAMDEN ENTERPRISE; Thurs
days; independent; four pages; size 26x40;
subscription $1 ; established 1879 : Cassill,
Smallwood & Cameron, editors and pub-
lishers.
HAMILTON, C. H., Butler Co.,
15,000+ pop., on Miami r. and Cincinnati,
Hamilton & Dayton Rd., at junction of Cin-
cinnati, Richmond & Chicago and Cincin-
nati & Indianapolis Junction P^ds., 20 m.
from Cincinnati. Mills and manufactories
are located here.
NEWSj every evening except Sunday,
and TELEGRAPH, Thursdays ; non-
partisan ; daily four pases, weekly eight
pages; size— daily 22x30, wf tr.iy .30x44 ; sub-
scription—dailv iS3, weeklv ift2; established-
daily 1S79, weekly 1814 ; C. M. Campbell, editor
and publisher: circulation— weeklv J.
BUTLER CO. DEMOCRAT: Thurs
days; democratic; eight pages; size .30x43;
subscription $1 .50 ; es^tablished 1814 ; B. K.
Brant, editor and oublisher ; circulation J 1.
NATIONAL ZEITUNG; Thursdays;
■German ; democratic ; four pages ; size 26x40;
OHIO.
Ui
subscription .$2 ; established 1864 ; L. B. De La
Court, editor and publisher ; circulation K 1.
OIJSERVER; Thursdays; democratic;
I eigiit pages ; size 25x34 ; subscription 50 cents ;
established 1876; Lew Winkler, editor; Jacob
H. Long, publisher ; circulation I I.
TELEGRAPH ; (see News).
HARRISON, Hamilton Co., 2,.500t
pop., on the White Water Valley Rd.. 25 m.
from Cincinnati. Has a distillery and
cooper shop, and manufactures furniture.
Has also flouring mills.
NEWS; Thursdays; independent; four
)ages; .size 21x28; subscription $1 .50; estab-
ished 1870; Walter Hartpence. editor and
publisher ; circulation K K.
HAYESVILLE, Ashland Co., GOOf
pop., on line of Rd., 8 m. from Ashland. En-
gaged in carriage and wagon building.
JOURNAL; Thursdays; eight pages;
size 30x44; subscription $1 95; established
1875; W. S. Bittenger, editor; J. W. Brant,
publisher; circulation K.
fi
HICKS VILLE, Defiance Co., l,750f
pop., on B. & O. Rd. Has stave factories
and mills.
NEWS; Fridays; eight pages; size 26x40;
subscription $1 50 ; established 1874 ; Thomas
A. Starr, editor and publisher; circ'n K 1.
HILLSBOROUGH, C. H., Highland
Co., 4,000+ pop., at terminus of a branch
railroad 21 m. long, which connects with
Marietta & Cincinnati Rd. at Blanchester.
On line of the new Columbus & Maysville
Narrow Gauge Rd.
GAZETTE; Thursdays; democratic;
four pages ; size 28x44 ; subscription $1 50 ;
established 1818 ; J. R. Mar.shall, editor and
publisher; circulation J J 1.
HIGHLAND NEWS; Thursdays; re-
publican; four pages; size 28x44; subscrip-
tion $1 50; established 1837; J. L. Boardman,
editor and publisher ; circulation J 1. Largest
circulation in county. Best advertisiny me-
dium. Terms low, for amount and character
of circulation. Sample copies free.
HUBBARD, Trumbull Co., l,80(»t
pop., 18 m. S. E. of Warren, on Mahoning
branch of Atlantic & Great Western Rd., 6
m. from Youngstown. Centre of a minera I
district.
SIGNAL ; Fridays ; four pages ; size
22x32 ; .subscription $1 ; established 1877 ;
Wm. R. Wadsworth, editor and publisher ;
circulation K K.
HUDSON, Summit Co., l,500t pop., on
Cleveland & Pittsburgh, & Cleveland, Mt.
Vernon & Columbus Rds., 25 m. S. of Cleve-
land. Engaged principally in dairying,
and a few manufactures.
ENTERPRISE; Saturdays ; eight pages;
size 26.X40: subscription SI 50; established 1875;
C. G. Guilford, editor and publisher ; circu-
lation K 1.
HURON, JErie Co.
EKIE CO. REPORTER ; Thursdays;
four pages; size 24x35; subscription $1 50;
established 1879 ; T. M. Klock, editor and pubr
Usher.
IRONTON, C. H., Laicrence Co.,
9,9[)0+ pop., on Ohio r., 145 m. above Cincin-
nati. Engaged in iron and coal mining.
Several iron manufactories located here.
The river commerce is quite important.
Iron Rd., 13m. in length, extends back froni
AMERICAN NEWSPAPER DIRECTORY
299
OHIO.
OHIO.
the river to Centre
Iron region.
IRON ERA; Saturdays; democratic;
four pages ; size 26x40 ; subscription §2 ; es-
tablislied 1877; J. Combs, editor and pub-
lislier ; circulation J 1.
REGISTER; Thursdays; republican;
four pages : size 28x42 ; subscrijjtion §2 ; es-
tablished 1850; E. S. Wilson, editor and pub-
lisher ; circulation J 1.
W^JCHTER A3I OHIO; Thursdays;
German ; independent; four pages ; size 26x41 ;
subscription $2 ; established 1872 ; C. Feuchter,
editor; C. Feuchter & Son, publishers; circu-
Jation K 1.
JACKSON, C. H., Jackson Co., 3,000t
pop., on Portsmouth branch of Marietta &
Cincinnati Rd., 145 m. from Cincinnati and
44 from Portsmouth. In centre of pig iron
and stone coal region of Southern Ohio.
HERALiD ; Thursdaj^s ; democratic ; four
pages ; size 26x40 ; subscription SI 50 ; estab-
lished 1866; W. C. Gould, editor and pub-
lisher ; circulation J 1.
STANDARD; Thursdays; republican;
four pages ; size 27x42 ; subscription $1 ;
established 1847 ; 1). Mackley, editor and pub-
lisher ; circulation J J 1.
JAMESTOWN, Greene Co., 900t
I>op., on Dayton & South-eastern Rd., 40 ni.
S. W. of Columbus, and 75 N. E. of Cincin-
nati. Surrounded by a good agricultural
and stock-i-aising country.
TRIBUNE; Fridays; independent ; four
f)ages ; size 26x40 ; subscription §1 50 ; estab-
ished 1877; Logan & Rowe, editoi*s and pub-
lishers ; circulation K K 1.
JEFFERSON, C. H., Ashtabula Co.,
],100t pop., on Jamestown branch of Lake
Shore & Michigan Southern Rd., 60 m. from
Cleveland and 5(J from Erie. In the centre
of an agricultural and dairy district.
ASHTABULA SENTINEL.; semi
weekly, Wednesdays and Saturdays; repub-
lican; four pages; size 26x40 and 2<jx36 ;
subscription .$2 ; established 1882 ; W. C. How-
ells, editor; J. A. Howells & Co., publishers;
cii'culation J J.
GAZETTE; Fridays; republican; four
pages; size 26x40; subscription $1 50; estab-
lished 1876 ; Ferdinand Lee, editor ; Norton
& Lee, publishers ; circulation J.
KENT, Portage Co., 2,000t pop., on
Cuyahoga r., 10 m. X. E. of Akron and on
Atlantic & Great Western Rd. Railroad
machine shops are located here. Has a fine
w^ater power and engaged in various manu-
factures.
SATURDAY BULLETIN; Saturdays;
four pages ; size 26x40 ; subscription $1 50 ; es-
tablished 1866; N. J. A. Minich, editor and
publisher ; cu'culation K.
KENTON, C. H., Hardin Co., 5,000t
pop., on Scioto r. and Cincinnati, Sandusky
& Cleveland Rd., 74 m. from Sandusky and
24 from Bellefoncaine. An agricultural and
lumber district.
HARDIN CO. DEMOCRAT; Thurs
days ; democrat ic ; four pages ; size 29x44 ;
subscription .$2 ; established 1866 ; D. S. Fisher,
editor and publisher ; circulation J.
REPUBLICAN; Thursdays; republi-
can ; four paxes ; size 28x44 ; subscription S-- ;
e.stablished 1847: A. W. Miller, editor and
Dublisher ; circulation K 1.
KINSEY'S STATION, Montc,omery
Co.
VINDICATOR; (see Dayton).
In the Hanging Rock 1 KNOXVILLE, Jefferson Co., nomU
I nal population.
I BANNER OF ZION ; monthly ; evan-
, gelical ; twelve pages ; size of page 8x11 ; .sub-
I scrlption 50 cents ; established 1876 ; Stokes
Bros., editors and publishers; circulation
KK.
LANCASTER, C. H., Fairfield Co.,
7,00<J+ pop., at intersection of Cincinnati &
Muskingum Valley Rd. with -Columbus &
Hocking Vallej' Rd., and connected by
Hocking canal with Ohio canal at Carroll.
An a ricultural district and centre of
trade.
FREE PRESS; Saturdays; indepen-
dent ; four pages : size 26x4() ; stibscription
j SI 25 ; established 1879 ; T. H. Adams, editor ;
Adams, Maecracken & Co., publishers.
GAZETTE ; Thursdays ; republican ; four
! pages; size 29x4:3; subscription .S2 50; estab-
I lished 1 >26 ; S. A. Griswold, editor ; Gazette
Printins; Co., publishers ; circulation J 1.
I OHIO EAGLE; Thursdays ; democratic ;
four pag 'S ; size 29x44 ; subscription $2 ; estab-
lished 18 9 ; Thomas Wetzler, editor and pub-
lisher; circulation J 1.
SATURDAA^ JOURNAL; Saturdays;
independent ; eight pages ; size :^x44 ; sub-
scription 81 5(1; established 1875; John C.
Hite, editor and publisher ; circulation K 1.
IjA rue, Marion Co., TOOf pop., at
the crossing of Scioto r. and C, C, C. & I.
Rd., 14 m. W. of Marion. Contains a wood
bending factory and deals in hard wood
lumber.
NEWS; Wednesdays; non-partisan; four
pages; size 20x31; subscription §1 25; estab-
lished 1877; W. De Long, editor and pub-
lisher ; circtilation K.
LEBANON, C. H., Warren Co., 2,749
pop., 30 m. from Cincinnati, in the centre of
a rich and populous farming district.
GAZETTE; Fridays; eight pages; size
29x43: subscription .$2 ; established 1877 ; Mul-
ford & Van Harlingen, editors and publishers;
circulation .J J 1.
PATRIOT; Thursdays ; democratic ; four
pages ; size 26x40 ; subscription $1 50 ; estab-
lished 186S ; A. A. Roland, editor and pub-
lisher ; circulation J.
AVARREN CO. DEMOCRAT;
Saturdays : democratic ; four pages : size
26x4(t ; subscription §1 50 ; established 1879 ; J.
W. Bennett, editor and ptiblisher; circula-
tion K 1.
WESTERN STAR; Thursdays; repub-
lican ; eight pages : size 35x4S : subscription
S2 ; established 1806 ; Wm. C. McClintock, edi-
tor and publisher; circulation J J 1.
LEESVILLE, Carroll Co.
CONNOTTON VALLEY TIMES;
Thtirsdays ; independent : four paires ; size
26x4n : subscription S2 ; established 1877 ; Price
& Robey, editors and publishei's ; circ'n K 1.
LEETONIA, Columbiana Co., 3,000t
pop., on Pittsburgh, Fort Wayne & Chicago
Rd., at crossing of Niles & New Lisbon Rd.,
63 m. from Pittsburgh, Pa., and 21 from
Alliance.
REPORTER: Fridays; independent;
four pages : size 26x4J ; subscription $1 50 ; es-
tablished 1871 ; J. F. Marchand, editor and
publisher ; circulation K K 1.
LEIPSIC, Putnam Co., l.OOOt pop., on
Dayton & Mich. Rd.
FREE PRESS ; Fridays ; four pages ;
size 24x35 ; subsciuption $1 50 ; established
1878 ; W. W. Smith, editor and publisher; cir-
culation K.
300
GEO. P. KOWELL & COS
OHIO.
liE'WISBURGH, Preble Co., 500t
pop., on line of Dayton & Richmond Rd., 3
m. from West Sonora. Numerous lime
stone quarries in the vicinitj\
VISITOR.++
lilMA, C. H., Allen Co., 7,000t pop.,
on Ottawa r., at intersection of the Pitts-
burgh, Fort Wayne & Chicago with Dayton
& Michigan and Lake Erie & Louisville Rds.
130 m. from Cincinnati and 60 from Fort
Wayne. Engaged in manufacturing and
trade.
ALLEN CO. DEMOCRAT; Thurs
days ; democratic ; eignt pages ; size 35x47 ;
Bubscription $2 ; established 1856 ; H. B. Kelley,
editor and publisher ; circulation J 1.
ALLEN CO. REPUBLICAN; Fri
days ; republican ; four pages ; size 26x40 ;
subscription $1 50; established 18T5; Charles
L. Long, editor ; Charles L. Long & Co., pub-
lishers ; circulation J 1.
DE3IOCRATIC TI3IES ; Saturdays ;
democratic ; eight pages ; size 30x44 ; sub-
scription $1 50 ; established 1879 ; O. B. Self-
ridge, Jr., editor and publisher.
DER COURIER; Thursdays; German;
eight pages ; size 30x44 ; subscription $2 ; es-
tablished 1877 ; George Feltz, editor and pub-
lisher; circulation K 1.
CJAZETTE; Wednesdays; republican;
four pages ; size 28x44 ; subscription $1 50; es -
tablished 1854 ; C. Parmenter, editor and pub-
lisher ; circulation J 1.
LITHOPOLIS, Fairfield Co., 450t
pop., in stock and grain country.
LITHOPOLITAN HOME NEWS ;
Saturdays ; independent ; eight pages ; size
30x44; subscription $1 51) ; established 1879 ; J.
B. and George P. Kramer, editors and pub-
lishers ; circulation K K.
LOGAN, C. H., Hodcing Co., 2,233t
pop., on Hocking r., Hocking canal and
Hocking Vallej^ Rd., at junction of Straits-
ville branch, 49 m. from Columbus. Coal
and iron ore mines.
OHIO.
HOCKING SENTINEL; Thursdays;
democratic ; four pages ; size 28x44 ; subscrip-
tion $2 ; established 1842 ; Lewis Green, editor
and publisher ; circulation K K 1.
HOCKING VALLEY GAZETTE;
Wednesdays ; republican ; four pages ; size
26x40 ; subscription $2 ; established 1877 ; F. S.
Pursell, editor and publisher ; circulation K 1.
REPUBLICAN; Thursdays; republi-
can ; four pages ; size 24x38 ; subscription
$1 50 ; established 1869 ; A. Keth, editor and
publisher ; circulation K 1.
LONDON, C. H., Madison Co., 2,937t
pop., on Pittsburgh, Cincinnati & St. Louis
Rd., at junction of London branch of Cin-
cinnati, Sandusky & Cleveland Rd., 24 m.
from Columbus, 20 from Springfield and 30
froin Xenia.
ENTERPRISE; Wednesdays; indepen-
dent ; four pages ; size 25x138 ; subscription $2 ;
established 1872; John Wallace, editor and
publisher ; circulation K 1.
MADISON CO. DExMOCRAT; Wed
nesdays ; democratic ; four pages ; size 28x44 ;
subscription $1 .50; established 1857; M. L.
Bryan, editor and publisher ; circulation K K 1.
TIMES; Fridays ; republican ; four pages ;
size 28x44; subscription $1 50; established
1870; E. E. Mann, editor; D. Mann & Sons,
publishers ; circulation J 1.
LORAIN, Lorain Co., l,800t pop, ; ter-
minus of C. T. V. & W. Rd. at mouth of
Black r., on N. shore of Lake Erie. Ships
coal from Massillon. From Cleveland by
water 28 m.
TIMES; Thursdays; four pages; size
24x:i5; subscription $1 .50; established 1879;;
J. M. Whitman, editor and publisher.
LOUDON VILLE, Ashland Co., 2,000t
pop., on Black fork of Michigan r. and Pitts
burgh, Fort Wayne & Chicago Rd., 19 m.
from Mansfield and 70 N. by E. of Columbus.^
Centre of a grain and stock-raising country.
ADVOCATE; Saturdays; four pages;
size 26x40; subscription $2; established 1873;
Peter High Staufter, editor and publisher;
circulation J.
D E iM O C R A T ; Fridays ; democratic ;
four pages ; size 26x40 ; subscription $1 .50 :
established 1879; J. G. Herzog, editor and
publisher.
McARTHUR, C. H., Vinton Co.,
1,000+ pop., 3 m. from line of Marietta & Cin-
cinnati Rd., 34 from Chillicothe and 133
from Cincinnati. Situate in Southern Ohio
coal and iron region. Engaged in general
manufacturing, coal mining and stock rais
ing.
CHRISTIAN UNION WITNESS,
OR THE OLIVE BRANCH OF
PEACE; Saturdays; anti-sectaiian ; eight
pages ; size 2.5x36 ; subscription §1 75 ; estab-
lished 1865 ; Elder J. V. B. Flack, editor ; J.
W. Bowen, publisher ; circulation H H.
ENQUIRER; Wednesdays; democratic:
four pages ; size 26x38 ; subscription $2 ; es-
tablished 1867 ; J. W. Bowen, editor and pub-
lisher ; circulation J.
JOURNAL; Thursdays; republican;
four pages ; size 24x35 ; subscription $1 ; es
tablished 1879 ; Brown, Bray & Co., editors
and publishers.
VINTON RECORD; Thursdays; re
publican ; four pages; size 26x40; subscrip
tion $2; established 18.10; A. Barleon, editor
and publisher ; circulation K 1.
McCONNELLSVILLE, C. H., Mo,-.-
gan Co., 1,(>46 pop., on Muskingum r., 38 m.
from its junction with the Ohio, 27 below
Zanesville. Salt and other manufactures.
DEMOCRAT; Fridays; democratic:
eight pages ; size 26x40 ; subscription $2 ; es-
tablished 1871 ; F. A. Davis, editor and pub
lisher ; circulation K 1.
HERALD; Fridays; republican; four
pages; size 27x42; subscription $2; estab
lished 184;3 ; J. R. Foulke, editor ; J. R. Foulke
& Co., publishers ; circulation J 1.
MANCHESTER, Adams Co.
INDEPENDENT; Thursdays ; four
pages ; size 22x32 ; subscription $1 50 ; estab
lished 1878 ; Bailey & Kirker, editors and pub
Ushers ; circulation K.
MANSFIELD, C. H., Richland Co.,
9,289-(- pop., 176 m. from Pittsbm-gh and 18i>
from Cincinnati, on J^tlantic & Great West
ern Rd., at intersection of Pittsburgh, Fort
Wayne & Chicago Rd. and Lake Erie divi-
sion of Baltimore & Ohio Rd., and southern
terminus of the Mansfield, Coldwater & Lake
Michigan Rd. Large manufacturing inter
ests and surrounded by an agricultural dis-
trict.
CALL ; Saturdays ; four pages ; .size 24x.36 :
established 1876; Call Printing Co., publish-
ei's ; circulation K 1.
COURIER; Fridays; German; demo
cratic ; eight pages : size 30x44 ; subscription
$2 ; established 1872 ; Kuebler & Wolf, editor.s-
and puV)lishers ; circulation K 1.
H E R A Ij D ; Thursdays ; republican ;
eight pages; size 30x44; subsci'iption $2; es-
tablished 1818; Geo. U. Harn & Co., editors
andpublishers ; circulation I.
OHIO LIBERAL; Wednesdays; eight
AMEKIC^NJS NEWSPAPER DIRECTORY.
301
OHIO.
OHIO.
pages ; size 30x44 ; subscription $2 ; estab-
lished 1873; Liberal Publishing Co., editors
-and publishers ; circulation J 1.
KICHIiAND SHIELD AND BAN-
NEK : Saturdays ; democratic ; four pages ; 1
size 29x44 ; subscription $2 50 ; estaV)lished
1818 ; J. Y. Glessner, editor and publisher ;
circulation J J 1.
MARIETTA, C. H., Washington Co.,
8,.5O0+ pop., ou Muskingum r., at its entrance
into Ohio r., and at terminus of Marietta &
Cincinnati and Marietta, Pittsburgh &
Cleveland Rds. The Muskingum r. is navi-
gable from this point to Zanesville, a dis-
tance of 80 m. In the coal oil regions of
Ohio. Engaged in various manufactures
and river commerce, and centi-e of a large
and flourishing trade.
REGISTER; Thursdays; republican;
four pages; size 28x42; .subscription $2; es-
tablished 1801 ; E. R. Alderman, editor and
publisher; circulation I 1.
TI3IES; Thursdays; democratic; four
pages ; size 26x40 ; subscription $2 ; estab-
lished 1864; Samuel M. McMillen, editor and
publisher ; circulation J 1.
ZEITL'NG : Fridajs ; German; neutral;
four pages ; size 22x:i4 ; subscription Si 50 ;
established 1868 ; Jacob Mueller & Son, editors
and publishers ; circulation K K 1.
MARION, C. H., Marion Co., 3,7G4t
pop., on Atlantic «& Great Western, and C,
C, C. & I. Rds., 44 m. from Columbus. En-
gaged in agricultm-e.
DEMOCRATIC 3IIRROR; Thurs
days ; democratic ; four pages ; size 49x44 ;
subscription §2 ; established 1840 ; G. B. Chris-
tian, editor and publisher ; circulation J 1.
INDEPENDENT; Thursdays; republi-
can ; four pages ; size 29x44 ; subscription S2 ;
■established 1857 ; George Crawford, editor ;
George Crawford & Co., publishers; circula-
tion J 1.
MARTINS FERRY, Belmont Co.,
1,835 pop., on river division of Cleveland &
Pittsburgh Rd., 20 m. from Steubenville.
OHIO VAL.L.EY NEWS; Thursdays;
independent ; eight pages ; size 30x44 ; sub-
scription $2 ; established 1872 ; James H. Dren-
nen, editor and publisher ; circulation K 1.
MARYSVIL.LE, C. H., Union Co.,
2,000+ pop., ou Mill creek and C, C, C. «& I.
Rd. Centre of a rich and populous agricul-
tural district, 30 m. from Columbus.
TRIBUNE; Wednesdays ; rerublican ;
four pages: size 27x41; subscriptio.i §2 ; es-
tablished 1848; J. H. Shearer, Cv'itor ; John H.
Shearer & Son, publishers ; circulation J 1.
UNION CO. JOURNAL.; Tuesdays;
four pages ; size 26x40 ; subscription S2 ; es-
tablished 1874 ; Charles M. Kenton, editor and
publisher ; circulation K I.
MASSILLON, stark Co., 9,000t pop.,
at junction of Pittsburgh, Fort Wayne &
Chicago, Massillon & Cleveland and Lake
Shore & Tuscarawas Valley Rds. On the
Ohio canal, which furnishes cheap water
transportation to the Ohio r. and Lake
Erie; 110m. from Pittsburgh and 55 from
Cleveland. It is in the midst of the rich
Tuscarawas coal fields, and ships very
large quantities of coal. Large manufac-
turing centre for iron works and agricul-
tural machinery. Large sandstone quar-
ries are within the corporate limits. Is
surrounded by a rich agricultural region.
AMERICAN; Wednesdays; indepen-
dent ; four pages ; size :Wx46 ; subscription
§2 ; established 1869 ; S. & J. J. Hoover, editors
and publishers; circulation K K 1.
INDEPENDENT; Fridays: repub-
lican ; eight pages ; size 28x42 ; subscription
$2 ; established 1863 ; C. E. Taylor, editor and
publisher ; circulation K 1.
MECHANICSBURG, Champaign
Co., 1,500+ pop., on Cincinnati division C,
C, C. & I. Rd. Centre of a stock-raising
district.
CENTRAL. OHIO NEWS: Fridays;
independent; four pages; size 25x:38 ; sub-
scription $1 50 ; established 1873 ; John P.
Church, editor and publisher ; circulation J.
HERALD; Fridays; independent ; eight
pages ; size 26x40 ; subscription .§1 50 ; estab-
lished 1879; O. C. Wheeler, editor and pub-
lisher.
MEDINA, C. H., Medina Co., l,460t
pop., 28 m. S. by W. of Cleveland. Cheese,
wool, stock raising and general agriculture
are the branches of industry carried on
here.
DEMOCRAT; Thursdays; democratic;
eight pages; size 26x4(); subscription §2; es-
tablished 1875 ; R. J. Coffey, editor and pub-
lisher ; circulation J J.
MEDINA CO. GAZETTE; Fridavs ;
republican; eight pages; size 3()x44; subscrip-
tion $2 ; established 18:35 ; Greene & Loomia,
editors and publishers ; circulation J J 1.
GLEANINGS IN BEE CULTURE;
monthly ; bee culture ; twenty-eight pages ;
size of page 7x10 ; subscription SI ; establish-
ed 1873 ; A. I. Root, editor and publisher ; cir-
culation G 1.
MIAMISBURG, Montgomenj Co.,
1,8;X>+ pop., on Great Miami r., Miami & Erie
Canal and Cincinnati, Hamilton & Dayton
and C, C, C. & I Rds.; 10 m. S. of Dayton
and 50 N. of Cincinnati. In the tobacco-
growing region of Miami Valley.
BULLETIN; Fridays; independent;
four pages ; size 24x37 ; subscription SI 50 ; es-
tablished 1867; Blossom Brothers, editors and
publishers ; circulation K K.
MIDDLEPORT, Meigs Co., 3,000t
pop., ou Ohio r., 2 m. from Pomeroy. En-
gaged in coal mining and river trade. In a
manufacturing, and salt and grain-pro-
ducing community.
MEIGS CO. HERALD; Saturdays;
democratic; four pages; size 29x44 ; subscrip-
tion SI 65; established 1876; George Wise,
editor and publisher ; circulation J 1.
MEIGS CO. REPUBLICAN; Wed-
nesdays ; independent ; four pages ; size
25x39 ; subscription SI 50 ; established 1871 ; J.
W. Dumble, editor and publisher ; circulation
Kl.
MIDDLETOWN, Butler Co., 3,048
pop., on Miami r., 37 m. from CincinnatL
Cincinnati & Dayton Rd. passes up the op-
posite side of the river. Engaged in manu-
facturing.
JOURNAL; Fridays ; four pages : size
22 4 3<); subscription $1 50; established 1859;
W. H. Todhunter, editor ; W, H. Tucker, pub-
lisher ; circulation K 1.
SIGNAL; Fridays; Independent; four
pages ; size 24x35 ; subscription §2 ; establish-
ed 1874 ; L. F. Bowman, editor and publisher ;
circulation K 1.
MILAN, Erie Co., 2,000t pop., on Hu-
ron r., 8 m. from Lake Erie,
ADVERTISER; Saturdays ; eigkl
30_>
GEO. P. KOWELL & (JO'S
OHIO.
OHIO.
pages ; size 26x40 ; subscription $1 50 ; estab-
lished 1870; A. H. Balsley and J. S. Mowry,
editors and puljiishers ; circulation Iv.
MILLERSBURG, C. H., Holmes
Co., 2,5U0-t- pop., on Cleveland, Mount Ver-
non & Columbus Rd., 87 m. from Cleveland
and 89 from Columijus. Rich coal fields
and iron ore mines. Country principally
agricultural.
HOLMES CO. FARMER; Thursdays;
democratic; four pages ; size 29x4-1 ; subscrip-
tion $2; established 18:28; James A. Estill,
editor ; Estill & Newton, publishers ; circula-
tion J 1.
HOI.3IES CO. R E P I B E I C A X ;
Thursdays ; republican ; four pages ; size
29x44 ; subscription $2 ; established 1845 ;
White & Cunningham, editors and publish-
ers ; circulation J 1.
MONROEVILLE, Huron Co., 1,344
pop., on Huron r., at crossing of Lake Shore
& Michigan Southern and Lake Erie division
of Baltimore & Ohio Rds., 60m. W. of Cleve-
land. A grain market and manufacturing
town.
SPECTATOR; Thursdays; indepen-
dent ; eight pages ; size 80x44 ; subscription
$2; established 1870 ; W. H. Wilkinson, editor;
S. M. Wilkinson, publisher ; circulation K K.
MORROW, Warren Co., l,200t pop.,
on Little Miami & C. & M. V. Rds., 37 m. N.
by E. of Cincinnati. Surrounded by an ag-
ricultural and stock-raising country. Con-
tains marble works, brewery and floui'ing
mills.
TELEGRAM; Thursdays ; Independent ;
four pages ; size 24x35 ; subscription $1 50 ; es-
tablished 1873; S. R. Nickerson, editor and
publisher ; circulation K.
MOUNT GILEAD, C. H., Morrow
Co., 1,200+ pop., li m. E. of C, C, C. & L Rd.,
42 from Columbus, on E. branch of Olen-
tangy r. Manufacturing town.
MORROW CO. SENTINEL. ; Thurs
days ; republican ; four pages ; size 28x42 ;
subscription $2 ; established 1848 ; J. W. Grif-
fith, editor and publisher : circulation J 1.
UNION REGISTER; Wednesdays;
democratic ; four pages ; size 28x42 ; subscrip-
tion $2 ; established 1861 ; W. G. Beebe, editor
and publisher ; circulation J 1.
MOUNT VERNON, C. H., Knox
Co., 5,5(X)+ pop., on Kokosing r., and Lake
Erie division of Baltimore & Ohio and
Cleveland, Mount Vernon & Columbus Rds.,
55 m. from Columbus. In a populovis dis-
trict and centre of ti-ade.
DEMOCRATIC BANNER; Fridays;
democratic ; four pages ; size 28x42 ; subsci'ip-
tion $2 ; established 1837 ; L. Harper, editor
and publisher ; circulation J 1.
REPUBLICAN ; Thursdays ; republican;
four pages ; size 29x43 ; subscription $2 ; es-
tablished 1854; C. Wilkinson, editor and pub-
lisher; circulation .J 1.
ORPHAN'S FRIEND.H
PARK'S FLORAL MAGAZINE;
monthly ; horticultural ; sixteen pages oc-
tavo ; subscription 25 cents ; established 1872;
George Watt Park, editor and publisher ; cir-
culation J 1.
MOUNT WASHINGTON, Hamil-
ton Co., 6.30+ pop., not far from Cincinnati;
on Cin. & Portsmouth Rd.
PUBLIC SCHOOL JOURNAL;
monthly; educational; thirty pages octavo;
subscription $1 ; established 1876 ; F. E. Wil-
son, editor and publisher ; circulation K K 1.
NAPOLEON, C.H.,Zfenri/ Co., 3,000t
pop., on Mauiuee r. and Toledo, Wabash
and Western Rd., 36 m. from Toledo. Wa
bash and Erie canal passes through here.
Surrounded by an agricultural district ;
has water power and several manufactur-
ing establishments.
DEMOCRATIC NORTHWEST;
Thursdays; democratic; eight pages; size
31x45; siibscriutiou $2; established 1853; L. L.
Orwig, editoi- and publisher : circulation J 1.
HENRY CO. SIGNAL; Tliursdays .
republican; four pages ; size 28x44; .subscrip-
tion $2; established 1865; J. S. Fouke, editor
and publisher ; circulation K 1.
NELSONVILLE, Athens Co., 3,O0Ot
pop., on Columbus & Hocking Valley Rd., 14
m. from Athens.
NEWS; Thursdays; independent; four
pages ; size 24x40 ; subscription $1 50 ; estab-
lished 1879 ; J. A. Tullis, editor and publisher :
circulation K K.
NEVADA, Wyandot Co., l,050t pop.,
on Pittsburgh, Fort Wayne & Chicago Rd.,
34 m. from Mansfield.
ENTERPRISE; Fridays: eight pages:
size 26x40; subscription $1 50; established
1872 ; T. H. Harter, editor and publisher ; cir-
culation K K.
NEWARK, C. H., Licking Co., 6,698
pop., on Licking r. and Ohio canal, 3:3 m.
from Columbus, and at junction of Baltl
more & Ohio and Pittsburgh, Cincinnati &
St. Louis Rds., also junction of Lake Erie
division with main line. A railroad centre,
having trade In coal, grain and live stock.
Engaged in manufactures.
ADVOCATE ; Fridays ; democratic : four
pages ; size 28x44 ; subscription $2 ; establish-
ed 1820; J. H. Newton, editor; J. A. Caldwell,
publisher : circulation 1 1.
A3IERICAN; Fridays; republican : four
pages ; size 29x44 ; subscription $2 ; establish-
ed 1856 ; Clai-k & Underwood, editors and pub-
lishers ; cii'culation I.
BANNER; Wednesdays; four pages;
size 22x:^ ; subscription $1 ; established 1874 ;
Milton R. Scott, editor and publisher ; circu
lation I.
DE3IOCRAT ; Wednesdays; democrat-
ic : four pages ; size 26x40 ; subscription SI 50 ;
estalilished 1878 ; Isaac B. Riley, editor ; Demo-
crat Co., publishers ; circulation J 1.
NEW BREMEN, ^«^?fl«>e Co., 2,000t
pop., on L. & W. Rd. and Miami & Erie
canal, 60 m. N. of Dayton. Has woolen, oil,
flour and steam saw mills, and is a good
market for grain and pork.
STERN DES WESTLICHEN OHIO ;
Fridays ; German ; democratic ; four pages ;
size 2(5x40 ; subscription i?!2 ; established 1875 ;
Theodore Purpus, editor and publisher; cir-
culation K 1.
NEWBURG, Cuyahoga Co., a sec-
tion of Cleveland.
SOUTH CLEVELAND ADVOCATE;
(see Cleveland).
NEWCOMERSTOWN, Tuscara-
was Co., 791 pop., on Pittsburgh, Cincinnati
& St. Louis Rd. Iron found in vicinity.
Good business point.
EYE; Thursdays ; eight pages ; size 26x40 ;
subscription $2 ; established 1878 ; W. A. Johns,
editor and publisher ; circulation K.
NEW HOLLAND, Pickaway Co.,
600+ pop.
AMERICAN NEWSPAPEK DIRECTORY
3««
OHIO.
REV'IEW; Saturdays; independent;
eight pages ; size 2Cx40 ; subscription $1 50 ;
establislied 1S77; A. M. Vaughan, editor and
publisher ; circulation K 1.
NEW LEXINGTON, C. H., Perry
Co., l,500t pop., on Cincinnati and Muslc-
Ingum Valley Rd., 21 m. from Zanesville.
Engaged in manufactui-es and mining.
HERALD; Fridays; democratic; four
pages ; size 26x40 ; subsci-iption $2 ; establish-
ed 1867 ; Green & Maloy, editors and publish-
ers ; circulation J.
TERRY CO. DE:>I0CRAT; Thurs
days ; democratic ; four pages ; size 26x40 ;
Bubscriptiou $1 ; established 1879 ; E. S. Col-
born & Co. . editors and publishers.
TRIBUNE; Thursdays ; republican ; four
f)ages ; size 26x40 ; subscription $1 50 ; estab-
ished 1871 ; J. F. McMahon, editor and pub-
ILsher; circulation J.
NEW LISBON, C. H., Columbiana
Co., 2,000t pop., ou Beaver r., 56 m. from
Pittsburgh, Pa., on Niles and New Lisbon
Rd. Centre of an agricultural and wool-
growing district. Woolen and other manu-
factories are located on the river, which
furnishes power.
BUCKEYE STATE; Thursdays; re-
publican ; eight pages ; size 30x43 ; subscrip-
tion $2 ; established 1852 ; E. F. Moore, editor
and publisher ; cii-culation K 1.
JOURXALi; Mondays; independent;
fouj- pages ; size 22x32 ; subscription $1 ; es-
tablished 186r; James K. Frew, editor and
publisher; circulation K 1.
OHIO PATRIOT; Tliursdays; demo-
cratic ; four pages ; size 27x40 ; subscription
$2 ; established 18J8 ; W. S. Potts, editor and
publisher ; circulation J 1.
NEW LONDON, Ifuron Co., 1,4001
pop., ou C, C, C. & I. Rd., 48 m. S. W. of
Cleveland. Centre of a large and prosper-
ous agricultural region. Manufacturing
place.
RECORD; Fridays ; neutral ; eight
pages; size 26x40; subscription $1 65; estab-
lished 1871 ; Geo. W. Runyan, editor and pub-
lisher ; circulation K 1.
NEW^ PHILADELPHIA, C. H.,
Tuscaraivas Co., 3,143 pop., on Tu.scarawas
r. and Ohio canal, and at terminus of Tus-
carawas branch of Cleveland & Pittsburgh
Rd. Engaged In the manufacture of agri-
cultural implements and woolen goods.
Salt, coal and iron mining.
DER DEUTSCHE BEOBACHTER;
Wednesdays ; German ; four pages ; size
28x44 ; subscription .$2 25 ; establisned 1869 ;
Walter & Minuig, editors and publishers ; cir-
culation K 1.
OHIO DEMOCRAT; Thursdays; dem-
ocratic ; four pages ; size 28x44 ; subscription
$2 50; established 1839; Mathews, Elliott &
Co., editors and publishers ; circulation J 1.
Official paper and best a'h'ertisiitg medium
in Tuscarawas Co. Circulation 1,400 copies
weeklii.
TUSCARAWAS ADVOCATE; Thurs
days ; republican ; four pages ; size £9x44 ;
subscription .$2 ; establishel 1819; J. L. Mcll-
raine, editor and publisher ; circulation
J 1.
TUSCARA\VAS CHRONICLE; (see
Uhriclisvlile).
NEW RICHMOND, Clermont Co.,
8,0<J0t pop., on Ohio r., 20 m. from Cincinnati.
Largest town in the county. Woolen
mills ; also engaged in manufacturing.
INDEPENDENT; Saturdays; indepen-
OHIO.
dent; four pages; size 24x:36; subscription
$1 50; established 1869; Winthrop Frazer..
editor and publisher ; circulation K.
NEW VIENNA, Clinton Co., l,200f
pop., on M. & C. Rd., 54 m. E. of Cincinnati
and 36 W. of Chillicothe. Location of a
large printing establishment.
CHRISTIAN WORKER; Thursdays ^
evangelical ; twelve pages ; size of page
10x13 ; subscription S2 ;' established 1871 ; Dan-
iel Hill, editor ; John M. Hussey, publisher ;
circulation I 1.
REGISTER ; Fridays; Independent;
four pages ; size 28x46 ; subscription $1 50 ; es
tablished 1877 ; J. D. McClintock, editor and
publisher; circulation J J 1.
MESSENGER OF PEACE; monthly;
friends ; sixteen pages ; size of page 7x10 ;
subscription 50 cents ; established 1871 ; Daniel
Hill, editor and publisher ; circulation H.
OLIVE LEAF; monthly; four pages;
size 14x21 ; subscription 25 cents ; established
1873 ; Daniel Hill and John M. Hussey, editors ;
Friends Publishing House, publishers; does
not insert advertisements.
NILES, Trumbull Co., 4,000t pop., ou
Mahoning r., Ashtabula & Pittsburgh.
Paiuesville and Youngstow^l, and Mahon
ing division of Atlantic & Great Western
Rd. at junction of Niles & New Lisbon Rd.,
5 m. S. E. of Warren. A place of active-
business in Iron manufacture.
TRUMBULL CO. INDEPENDENT;
Fridays ; independent ; four pages ; size
24x35 ; subscription $1 50 ; established 1869; Mc-
Cormick & Williams, editors and publishers ;
circulation K K.
NORTH AMHERST, Lorain Co.,.
1,500+ pop., on Lake Shore & Mich. Rd., 9 m.
from Elj^ria and 31 W. of Cleveland. Noted
for Its sand stone, block and grind stone
quarries.
AMHERST RECORD; Thursday.s;
four pages ; size 22x31 ; suliscription $1 25 ;
established 1879 ; L D. Lawler, editor and pub-
lisher.
NORTH BALTIMORE, Wood Co.,
7iJ0+ pop., ou Baltimore and Ohio Rd.
SUN ; Thursdays ; neutral ; four pages ;
size 24x35 ; subscription .$1 50 ; established
1879 ; Henry C. Ferris, editor and publisher.
NORWALK, C. H., Huron Co., G,500t
pop., at junction Lake Shore and Wheeling-
6 Lake Erie Rds., 56 m. from Cleveland and
57 from Toledo. Engaged in manufacturing ;
in a good farming, dairying, and stock-
raising region.
EXPERIMENT.^
Huron CO. chronicle; Fridays;
republican ; eight pages : size 30x44 ; subscrip-
tion $1 50 ; established 1875 ; F. R. Loomis, edi-
tor and publisher; cu-culation J J 1.
OHIO ADLER; Fridays ; German ; eight
pages ; size 3:tx44 ; subscription $2 ; establish-
ed 1876; Martin Ruf, editor and publisher;
circulation K K.
REFLECTOR; Wednesdays; republi-
can; eignt pages; size 35x48; subscription $2 ;
establisned 18.9; Wickham & Gibbs, editors
and publishers ; circulation J 1.
OAK HARBOR, Ottawa Co., 2,000t
pop., on Portage r., and Northern branch of
L. S. & M. S. Rd., 23 m. E. of Toledo. En
gaged in lumber and manufacturing.
EXPONENT ; Saturdays : independent-
deniucratic ; four pages ; size 24x35 ; sub-
scription SI 50 ; established 1878 ; C. H. Stewart.,
editor and publisher ; circulation K.
P R ES S ; Fridays ; democratic ; four
304
GEO. P. ROWELL & CO'S
OHIO.
pages ; size 22x31 ; subscription $1 50 ; estab-
lished 1874; Geo. Gosline, editor and pub-
lisher ; circulation K.
OBERLIN, Lorain Co., 3,250t pop.,
on Lake Shore & Michigan Southern Rd., 32
m. from Cleveland and 8 from Elyria. Seat
of Oberlin College and other literary insti-
tutions.
NEWS; Fridays ; republican ; four
pages; size 27x40; subscription $1 50; estab-
lished 1860; William H. Pearce, editor and
publisher ; circulation J.
REVIEW; bi-weekly; sixteen pages;
size of page 9x12 ; subscription $1 75 ; estab-
lished 1873; Union Library Association of
■Oberlin College, editors and publishers ; cir-
culation K ; a college paper ; issued during
the collegiate year.
ORRVILLE, Wayne Co., l,800t pop.,
on Pittsburgh, Fort Wayne & Chicago Rd.,
at intersection of Cleveland, Mount Vernon
& Delaware Rd., 64 m. from Cleveland. An
agricultural and stock-raising region.
CRESCENT; Tuesdays; neutral; eight
pages; size 26x40; subscription $1 50; estab-
lished 1867; James A. Hamilton, editor and
publisher ; circulation K 1.
ORWELL, Ashtabula Co., l,200t pop.,
one m. from Ashtabula & Pittsburg Rd. In
farming section, producing butter and
cheese.
WEIjCOIVIE ; Wednesdays ; four pages ;
size 22x3l>; subscription $1 ; established 1879;
A. R. Woolsey, editor and publisher.
OTTAWA, C. H., Putnam Co., l,500t
pop., on Dayton & Michigan Rd., 51 m. from
Toledo and 91 from Dayton. Engaged in
agi-iculture, stock raising and lumber.
PUTNAM CO. SENTINEL; Thurs
davs; democratic; four pages; size 30x46;
subscription $2; established 1855; Geo. D.
Kinder, editor and publisher ; circulation J 1.
OXFORD, Butler Co., 1,738 pop., on
Cincinnati & Indianapolis Junction Rd., 32
m. from Cincinnati. Seat of Miami Uni-
versity, Oxford Female College and West-
ern Female Seminary.
CITIZEN; Thursdays ; independent ; four
pages ; size 24x35 ; subscription $1 50 ; estab-
lished 1854; Hill & Bro., editors and publish-
ers ; circulation K 1.
PAINESVILLE, C. H., Lake Co.,
5,000^• pop., on Grand r., and Lake Shore &
Michigan Southern Rd., at junction of
Painesville and Youngstown Rd., 3 m. from
Lake Erie and 29 from Cleveland. En-
gaged in manufacturing and a place of
trade. Has a harbor and shipping. Sur-
rounded by an agricultural district.
ADVERTISER; Saturdays; indepen-
dent; four pages; size 26x40; subscription
$1 75 ; established 1864 ; E. W. Clarke, editor
and publisher; circulation J.
NORTHERN OHIO JOURNAL.;
Saturdays ; independent ; four pages ; size
28x44 ; subscription $1 50 ; established 1871 ;
James E. Chambers, editor; W. C. Chambers
& Son, publishers ; circulation I.
TEIiEGRA PH ; Thursdays ; republican ;
four pages ; size 30x44 ; subscription $2 ; es-
tablished 1822 ; J. F. Scofleld, editor and pub-
lisher ; circulation J J 1.
PAULDING, C. H., Paulding Co.,
800+ pop., on Crooked Creek, 66 m. S. W. of
Toledo, and 33 from Fort Wayne, Ind.
OHIO.
DEMOCRAT; Thursdays; democratic;
four pages; size 26x40; subscription $1 50:
established 1874; R. D. Webster, editor and
publisher; circulation K 1.
PAUL.DTNU CO. GAZETTE; Thurs
days; republican; four pages; size 26x40;
subscription $1 50; established 1866; William
E. Osborn, editor and publisher ; circulation
K 1.
PEMBERVILLE, Wood Co., 900t
pop., on Columbus & Toledo Rd., 20 m. S. of
Toledo and 20 N. of Fostoria. The center
of a flourishing trade from the surrounding
countrj'.
INDEPENDENT; Fridays; indepen-
dent; eight pages: size 26x40; subscription
$1 50 ; established 1877 ; A. H. Davidson, edi-
tor and publisher ; circulation K.
PERRYSBURG, Wood Co., 2,.500t
pop., on Maumee r., at head of navigation,
9 m. from Toledo, and on Dayton & Michi-
gan Rd. In an agi-icultural district.
JOURNAL; Fridays; republican ; four
pages ; size 26x40 ; subscription $2 ; establish-
ed 1853 ; Jarrtes Timmons, editor and publish-
er; circulation K 1.
PIKETON, Pike Co., 650t pop., on
Scioto r., 65 m. S. of Columbus. Centre of
an agricultural district.
COURIER; Thursdays; republican;
four pages; size 24x36: subscription $1 50;
established 1877 ; J. S. Vaughters, editor ; J.
R. English, publisher ; circulation K 1.
PIONEER, Williams Co., 7001 pop., 14
m. N. of Bryan, in agricultural district.
BORDER ALLIANCE; Saturdays;
independent ; four pages ; size 24x.35 ; sub-
scription .$1 25 ; established 1879 ; C. J. De Witt,
editor ; Alliance Printing Co., publishers ;
circulation K.
PIQUA, Miami Co., 7,000t pop., on
Great Miami r. and Pittsburgh, Cincinnati
& St. Louis Rd., at Intersection of Dayton &
Michigan Rd., 73 m. from Columbus and 28
from Dayton. The Miami & Erie canal
passes through here. Engaged in manufac-
turing; a place of trade.
DER CORRESPONDENT; Wednes-
days ; German ; democratic ; four pages ; size
28x40 ; subscription $1 50 ; established 1878 ; J.
BonI Hemsteger, editor and publisher ; circu-
lation K 1.
JOURNAL; Thursdays; republican ; four
pages ; size 26x40 ; subscription $1 50 ; estab-
lished 1849 ; D. M. Fleming, editor and pub-
lisher; circulation K 1.
MIAMI DEMOCRAT; Saturdays;
democratic ; four pages : size 26x40 ; sub-
scription $2; established 1863; Jerome C.
Smiley & Co., editors and publishers ; circu-
lation J.
MIAMI HELMET; Thursdays; inde-
pendent ; eight pages ; size .S0x43 ; subscription
JS2; established 1874; I. S. Morris, editor;
Miami Publishing Co., publishers ; circ'n J.
PLAIN CITY, Madison Co., l.OOOf
pop., 18 m. W. of Columbus, on Pitts. & St.
L. Rd. Manufactures are fairly represented ;
in a country well adapted to stock raising.
DARBY PLAINS SENTINEL;
Saturdays ; independent ; four pages ; size
26x40; subscription $1 50; established 1878;
Charles F. Crawson, editor and publisher ;
circulation K 1.
PLYMOUTH, Richland Co., l,200t
pop., on Lake Erie division of Baltimore A
Ohio Rd., 36 m. from Sandusky and 20 fron
Mansfield.
AMERICAN NEWSPArER DIRECTORY.
305
OHIO.
ADVERTISER; Saturdaj-s ; republican ;
four pages ; size 26x40 ; subscription $2 ; es-
tablished 1853 ; J. F. Beelman, editor and pub-
lisher; circulation K.
POMEROY, C. H., Meigs Co., S.OOOf
pop., on Ohio r., 86 m. below Marietta and
106 from Portsmouth. Connected with Cin-
cinnati and other river towns by daily lines
of steam packets. Engaged in coal mining
and manufacture of salt.
JOURXAIi; Saturdays ; German ; twelve
pages ; size of page 14x21 ; subscription §2 ;
established 1879 : Charles Weidt, editor and
publisher ; circulation J.
3IEIGS CO. TELEGRAPH; Wednes
daj's ; republican ; eight pages; size 31x42;
subscription $1 50; established 1843; O. B.
Chapman and E. S. Trussell, editors ; Tele-
graph Printing Co., publishers ; circ'n J J 1.
PORT CLINTON, C.H., Ottatoa Co.,
1,700+ pop., at the mouth of Portage r., on
Lake Erie, 30 m. from Toledo and on Lake
Shore & Michigan Southern Rd. Engaged
in grape culture and fishing.
OTTAWA CO. NEWS; Fridays ; demo-
cratic ; eight pages ; size 30x44 ; subscription
$2 ; established 1865 ; George R. Clark, editor
and publisher ; circulation K K 1.
OTTAWA CO. REPORTER; Fri
days ; republican ; four pages : size 26x40 ;
subscription S2 ; established 1874 ; E. and O.
P. Johnson, editors and publishers ; circ'n K.
PORTSMOUTH, C. H., Scioto Co.,
14,000+ pop., on Ohio r. and Portsmouth
branch of Marietta & Cincinnati Rd., at
southern terminus of Scioto Valley Rd. and
Ohio & Erie canal, 115 m. above Cincinnati
and 90 S. of Columbus. It is the centre of
the great furnace region. Steamboats ply
regularly between here and Cincinnati and
other river ports. Extensively engaged in
wood and iron manufactures.
B Li A D E ; Saturdays ; republican ; four
pages; size 26x40; subscription $2; estab-
lished 1876 ; Portsmouth Printing Co., pub-
lishers; circulation J.
CORRESPONDENT; Fridays ;
German ; independent ; four pages ; size
2€x40; subscription $2; established 1857; John
T. Miller, editor and publisher ; circulation J.
TIMES; Saturdays; democratic; four
f)ages ; size 29x45 ; subscription $2 ; estab-
ished 1861 ; James W. Newman, editor and
publisher ; circulation I 1.
TRIBUNE AND REPUBLiICAN ;
Wednesdays ; republican ; four pages ; size
28x44 ; subscription $2 ; established 1836 ; W.
H. Bonsall, editor and publisher; circ'n I.
PROSPECT, Marion Co., 1,280 pop.
of township.
MONITOR ; Saturdays ; independent ;
four pages ; size 22x30 ; subscription $1 25 ;
established 1873; H. R. Clowes, editor and
publisher ; circulation K.
QUAKER CITY, Guernsey Co., TOOf
pop., on B. & O. Rd., 40 m. from Zanesville.
Has a planing mill and machine shop.
INDEPENDENT ; Thursdays; indepen-
dent ; four pages ; size 26x40 ; subscription
$1 50 ; established 1875 ; Robert B. Buchanan,
editor and publisher ; circulation K 1.
RAVENNA, C. H., Portage Co., 4,500t
pop., one of the most healthy towns in the
State, 38 m. from Cleveland, on the Cleve-
land & Pittsburgh Rd., and is also one of
the most important stations of the Atlantic
& Great Western Rd.
20
OHIO.
PORTAGE CO. REPUBLICAN; Fri-
days; republican; eight pages; size 31x44;
subscription .§2 50 ; esta])lished 1878 ; J. H.
Fluhart, editor and publisher; circ'n K 1
REPUBLICAN-DEMOCRAT; Wed
nesdays ; republican ; eight pages ; size 30x44 ;
subscription .$3 ; established 18:^ ; Republican-
Democrat Publishing Co., editors and pub-
lishers ; circulation I.
RICH WOOD, Union Co., l,300t pop.,
on Atlantic & Great Western Rd., 15 m.
from Marion and 49 from Springfield.
GiAZETTE ; Thursdays ; independent ;
four pages ; size 26x40 ; subscription .§2 ; es-
tablished 1872 ; Smith & Ferguson, editors and
publishers; circulation K 1.
RIPIiEY, Brown Co., 2,323 pop., on
Ohio r., 56 m. above Cincinnati. Engaged
in trade, river commerce and manufactur-
ing.
BEE; Thursdays ; republican ; four
pages ; size 26x40 ; subscription $1 50 ; estab-
lished 1846 ; W. B. Tomlinson, editor and pub-
lisher ; circulation K 1.
TI3IES ; Tuesdays ; four pages ; size 28x44;
subscription §1 m-, established 1876; New-
comb & Reynolds, editors and publishers;
circulation K K 1.
SAB IN A, Clinton Co., 800t pop., on
C. & M. V. div. of P. C. & St. Louis Rd. En-
gaged in milling.
NEWS;
page , ^ , _
1877; W. H. Sanders, editor and publisher;
circulation K 1.
ST. CLAIRSVIL.LE, C. H., Belmont
Co., 1,200+ pop., on National Road., 12 m. from
Wheeling, W. Va., near Baltimore & Ohio
Rd. SuiTOunded by an agricultural dis-
trict.
WS ; Thursdays ; eight pages ; size of
1.5x22 ; subscription $1 50 ; established
BELMONT CHRONICLE : Thurs-
days ; republican ; four pages ; size 26x41 ;
subscription $2 ; established 1813 ; W. A. Hunt,
editor and publisher ; circulation J 1.
GAZETTE; Thursdays ; democratic; four
pages ; size 26x42 ; subscription $2 ; established
1812; C.N. Gaumer, editor and publisher; cir-
culation J 1.
ST. MARYS, Auglaize Co., l,800t
pop., on Miami & Erie Canal, about 10 m. W.
of Wapakoneta.
ARGUS; Saturdays; independent; four
pages; size 25x38; subscription $2; estab-
lished 1878; Walkup & Richardson, editors
and publishers ; circulation K K.
ST. PARIS, Champaign Co., 650t
pop., on Indianapolis & Chicago division of
Pittsburgh, Cincinnati & St. Louis Rd., 11 m.
from Urbana and 15 from Piqua.
NEW ERA ; Thursdays ; independent
four pages; size 26x40; sub.scription$l 50; es-
tablished 1871 ; H. H. Hall, editor and pub-
lisher ; circulation K.
SALEM, Columbiana Co., 3,700t pop.,
on Pittsburgh, Fort Wayne & Chicago Rd.,
70 m. from Pittsburgh, Pa., and 60 from
Cleveland. Surrounded by a farming dis-
trict and trade centre. Engaged in manu-
facturing.
ERA ; Wednesdays ; republican ; four
pages ; size 26x40 ; subscription $1 50 ; estab-
lished 1873 ; E. F. Rukenbrod, editor and pub-
lisher : circulation K K 1.
NATIONAL GREENBACK ; Tues
days ; four pages ; size 22x32 ; subscription $1 ;
established 1878 ; G. W. Cowgill, editor and
publisher ; circulation J.
REPUBLICAN ; Thursdays; republi-
can ; eight pages ; size 30x43 ; subscription $2;
306
GEO. P. R0\VP:LL & GO'S
OHIO.
establisbed 1847; J. K. Rukenbrod, editor and
publlshei ; circulation J.
EDUCATIONAL, NOTES AND
QUERIES ; monthly ; twenty pages oc-
tavo ; subscription $1 ; established 1875 ; W.
D. Henkle, editor and publisher ; circulation
J 1 ; not issued in July and August.
MUTUAL UNDER WRITER; month
ly; insurance; eight pages; size 24x;M; sub-
scription $1 ; established 1876 ; circulation I.
OHIO EDUCATIONAL MONTHLY
AND NATIONAL TEACHER ; educa
tional ; fifty-two pages octavo ; subscription
$1 50 ; established— i^dMca^ioiaZ Monthly 1852,
Teacher 1870 ; W. D. Henkle, editor and pub-
lisher ; cii-culation 1 1.
SANDUSKY, C. H., Erie Co., 18,000f
pop., on Sandusky bay, near its entrance to
Lake Erie, and at terminus of Cincinnati,
Sandusky & Cleveland, Lake Erie di\'ision
of Baltimore & Ohio, and main line on Lake
Shore & Michigan Southern Rds. Engaged
in lake commerce, having one of the finest
harbors on Lake Erie.
REGISTER; every morning except Sun-
day, TRI-WEERLY, Tuesdays. Thurs-
days and Saturdays, and WEEKLY, Wed-
nesdays ; republican ; four pages ; size— daily
and triweekly 25x38, weekly 28x43 ; subscrip-
tion—daily $8, tri-weekly $4, weekly $1 50 ; es-
tablished—daily 1844, weekly 1822 ; L F. Mack
& Bro., editors and publishers ; circulation-
daily J, triweekly K, weekly J 1.
DE R D E M O K R A T ; semi weekly,
Tuesdays and Fridays, and WEEKLY,
"Wednesdays ; German ; independent ; four
pages ; size 24x36 ; subscription — semi-weekly
$3, weekly .$2 ; established— semi-weekly 1861,
weekly 1856 ; William Senn, editor and pub-
lisher • circ'n— semi- weekly K 1, weekly K 1.
JOURNAL; Thursdays; democratic;
eight pages ; size 28x42 ; subscription $2 ; es-
tablished 1866 ; Amos Layman, editor ; Layman
Bros., publishers ; circulation K K 1.
ICE AND FISH NEWS; monthly;
eight pages ; size 21x28 ; subscription .50 cents ;
established 1872 ; H. D. Seele. editor ; Ice and
Fish News Publishing Co., publishers ; circu-
lation J.
SCIO, Harrison Co., GOOf pop., on Pitts-
burgh, Cincinnati & St. L. Rd., 80 m. W. of
Pittsburgh, and 115 E. of Columbus, Ohio.
Has a college and is also a shipping point
for live stock and produce.
HERALD ; Fridays ; four pages ; size
20x26 ; subscription $1 ; established 1879.
SEVILLE, Medina Co., l.OOOt pop., on
Cleveland, Tuscar. Valley & Wheeling Rd.,
20 m. W. of Akron and 9 S. of Medina.
TIMES ; Thursdajs ; independent ; four
pages ; size 26x40 ; subscription $2 ; established
1872 ; C. C. Day, editor and publisher ; circ'n K.
SHELBY, Richland Co., 1,807 pop.,
on C, C, C. & L Rd., at intersection of Erie
division of Baltimoi-e & Ohio Rd., 67 m.
from Cleveland. A gi-ain market, and has
a general manufacturing trade.
NEWS ; Thursdays ; independent ; four
pages; size 26x40; subscription $2; estab-
lished 1868 ; S. S. Bloom, editor ; W. P. Bloom,
publisher ; circulation K 1.
TIMES; Saturdays; republican; four
pages ; size 22x31 ; subscription $1 ; estab-
lished 1876 ; J. G. Hill, editor and publisher ;
circulation K K 1.
OHIO.
SHILOH, Richland Co., GOOf pop., on
C, C, C. & I. Rd., 61 m. from Cleveland.
R E T I E W ; Thursdays ; independent ;
eight pages ; size 26x40 ; subscription $1 50 ;
established 1873 ; John C. Higgins, editor and
rutalisher ; circulation K 1.
SHREVE, Wayne Co., eOOf pop., on
Pittsburgh, Fort Wayne & Chicago Rd.,
about 10 m. N. E. of Wooster.
JOURNAL; Fridays; eight pages; size
30x44 ; subscription $2 ; established 1867 ;
James N. Brady, editor and publisher ; cir-
culation K.
SIDNEY, C. H., Shelby Co., 4,200t
pop., on Great Miami r., Miami & Erie canal
and Dayton & Michigan Rd., at intersection
of C, C, C. & I. Rd., 40 m. from Dayton and
100 from Cincinnati. Engaged in manufac-
turing. Surrounded by a rich agricultural
country.
JOURNAL; Fridays; republican; four
pages ; size 26x40 ; subscription $2 ; established
1832; Trego & Binkley, editors and publish-
ers ; circulation J 1.
SHELBY CO. DEMOCRAT; Fridays;
democratic ; four pages ; size 29x44 ; subscrip-
tion $2; established 1850; James O. Amos,
editor and publisher ; circulation J 1.
SLOAN'S STATION, Jefferson Co.,
1,000+ pop., on Cleveland & Pittsburgh Rd.,
and Ohio r., 7 m. from Steubenville. Manu-
factures fire-brick, sewer pipe and terra
cotta in general.
SLOANS ENTERPRISE; Saturdays;
four pages ; size 22x31 ; subscription $1 25 ;
established 1879 ; T. M. Daniels, editor and
publisher.
SOMERSET, Perry Co., l,500t pop.,
on Straitsville division of Baltimore & Ohio
Rd., 24 m. from Newark.
PRESS; Thursdays; independent; four
pages ; size 26x40 ; subscription $2 ; established
1873 ; W. P. Magruder, editor and publisher ;
circulation J.
SOUTH CHARLESTON, Clark
Co., 1,200+ pop., on Little Miami division of
P., St. L. & C. Rd., between the forks of
Little Miami r. Has a drain tile manufac-
tory.
CLARK CO. REPUBLICAN ; Wed-
nesdays ; republican ; eight pages ; size
30x44 ; subscription $2 ; established 1879 ;
Hamilton Smith, editor and publisher; cir-
culation K K.
COURIER.++
SOUTH TOLEDO, iMCrts Co., 2,000t
pop., on Maumee r., and I. & W. Rd. and
Wabash canal, 10 m. S. of Toledo. Engaged
in agriculture, milling and the manufac-
ture of agricultural implements.
ADVERTISER; Fridays; four pages;
size 24x35 ; subscription $1 ; established 1873 ;
J. E. Wilcox, editor and publisher; cii-cula-
tion Kl.
SPENCERVILLE, Allen Co., l.OOOf
pop., on T., D. & B. Narrow Gauge Rd.
JOURNAL; Thursdays; independent;
four pages ; size 22x31 ; subscription $1 25 ;
established 1879 ; John W. Arnold, editor
and publisher ; circulation K.
SPRINGFIELD, C. H., Clark Co.,
19,000+ pop., near confluence of Mad r. and
Lagonda creek, 48 m. W, of Columbus. Seven
railroads centre here, connecting it with
the principal cities in all directions. Spring-
field is the seat of extensive manufactures,
including agricultural implements (of
which $10,000,000 worth are said to be pro-
duced yearly), Turbine water wheels, iron,
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OHIO.
coffins, wringers, engines, windmills, etc.
Flouring mills are also located here and in
vicinity. Centre of an agricultural district
and a verj^ active business point.
GAZETTE ; every evening except Sun-
■day, and WEEKLY, Fridays ; indepen-
dent ; four pages ; size — daily 16x22, weekly
24x35 ; subscription — weekly .$1 ; established
—daily 1879, weekly 1873 { T. E. Harwood,
editor and publisher ; circulation— daily K,
weekly K 1.
KEPUBLilC; evei-y evening except Sun-
day, TRI-WEEKLiY, Mondavs, Wednes-
days and Fridays, and ^VEEKLlY, Thurs-
days ; republican ; dailj' and tri- weekly four
pages, weekl3' twelve pages ; size — daily and
tri-weekly 25x39, weekly (size of page) 15x22 ;
■subsci-iption — daily $9, tri-weeklv 84 50, week-
ly $1 50 ; established 1817 ; Clifton M. Xichols,
editor-in-chief; Republic Printing Co., pub-
lishers; circ'n — daily J, tri- weekly K, weekly I.
TI3IES: every morning except Sunday,
and WEEKLY, Wednesdays; republican;
daily four pages, weekly eight pages ; size
—daily 24x^5, weekly .30x44 ; subscription-
daily S9, weekly .SI ; established 1879 ; Wells
S. Trader, editor and publisher.
LiIVE PATRON; Saturdays ; sixteen
pages ; size of page 10x15 ; subscription SI ;
established 1877; R. S. Thompson, editor; T.
H. Edwards & Co., publishers ; circ'n H H 1.
SPRINCiFIELDER J O I R N A L. ;
Fridays ; Gei-man ; four pages : size 26x41 ;
subscription $2: established 1S74; Weixel-
baum & Schoenthal, editors and publishers ;
circulation J.
SUNDAY MORNING NEWS ; Sun
days ; four pages ; size 22x31 ; subscription
S2 ; established 1878 ; West Bros, editors and
publishers ; circulation J.
TRANSCRIPT; Thursdays; democrat-
ic ; eight pages ; size 30x44 ; subscription $2 ;
established 1868; Transcript Printing Co.,
editors and publishers ; circulation J.
FARM AND FIRESIDE; semi
monthly ; agricultural ; eight pages ; size
32x45 ; subscription .50 cents ; established 1877 ;
T. J. Kirkpatrick, editor; P. P. Mast & Co.,
publishers; J. S. Crowell, manager; circula-
tion B B 1. Advertisers receive more satisfac-
tory returns from " Farm and Fireside " than
any other agricultural journal puhUshed.
LEFFEL'SIELI STRATED MIEE-
ING AND HEC'HANICAE NEWS ;
monthly ; mechanics ; twelve pages ; size of
page 11x16; subscription 50 cents ; established
1871 ; Charles S. Kay, editor ; Leffel & Co., pub-
lishers ; circulation G 1.
WITTENBERCJER; monthly; twenty-
eight pages ; size of page 7x10 ; subscription
SI ; established 1873 ; Students of Wittenberg
College, editors and publishers ; circulation
K 1 ; a college paper ; issued during the col-
legiate year.
STEUBENVILLE, C. H., Jefferson
Co., 12,0iA)-t- pop., on Ohio r., 70 m. from Pitts-
burgh by water, 4:3 by rail. Pittsburgh,
Cincinnati & St. Louis, and river division
Cleveland & Pittsburgh Rds., pass through
the citj'. Extensively engaged in manufac-
ture of iron, nails, glass and woolen goods.
GAZETTE; every evening except Sun-
day, and WEEKLY, Fridays ; democratic ;
four pages ; size— daily 26x36, weekly 31x49 ;
subscription— daily S6, weeklv .S2; establish-
ed—daily 1873, weekly 1865; McFadden &
Hunter, editors and publishers; circulation
—daily K K, weekly J J 1.
HERALD; every evening except Sun-
day, and WEEKLY, Fridays ; republican;
four pages ; size— daily 24x:34, weekly .35x.55 ;
subscription— daily .$7, weekly S2; establish-
ed—daily 1&47, weekly 1806 ; P, B. Conn, editor
and publisher; circulation— daily J, week-
ly H 1.
GER3IANIA; Saturdays; German; in-
dependent ; four pages : size 26x40 ; subscrip-
tion .S2; established 1876; Max Gescheider,
editor and publisher ; circulation J L
OHIO
OHIO PRESS; Fridays; independent
republican ; eight pages ; size 34x47 ; subscrip-
tion $-2 ; established 1879 ; W. R. Allison, edi-
tor ; Ohio Press Co., publishers.
SUNDAY CHRONICLE; Sundays;
four pages ; size 23x:i4 ; subscription $1 50 ;
established 1879; E. A. Elliott, editor and
publisher.
SUNDAY NEWS; Sundays; indepen-
dent; eight pages; size 31x4-1; established
1879; Sunday News Co., editors and pub-
lishers.
STRONGSVILLE, Cuyahoga Co.
A'OUNG FOLKS' MUSICAL
MONTHLY ; juvenile; music; twelve
pages ; size of page 7x10 ; subscription 60
cents ; established 1879 ; L. A. Tuttle, editor ;
Musical Jlonthly Publishing Co., publishers ;
circulation J.
TIFFIN, C. H., Seneca Co., 10,000t
pop., in Clinton Township, on Sandusky r.
and Cincinnati, Sandusky & Cleveland and
two other Rds., 34 m. from Sandusky and
42 from Toledo. Engaged in manufactures,
EVENING HERALD ; everv evening
except Sunday ; four pages ; size 18x24 ; sub-
scription .$5; established 1877; W. H. Keppel,
editor ; H. C. Keppel, publisher ; circulation K.
DIE PRESSE; Fridays; German; four
pages; size 27x42; subscription .$2; estab-
lished 1871 ; George Homan, editor and pub-
lisher; circulation K 1.
SENECA ADVERTISER; Thursdavs;
democratic; eight pages; size 3.5x48; sub-
scription .S2; established 1842; Mvers Broth-
ers, editors and publishers ; circulation 1 1.
TRIBUNE; Thursdays ; republican ; four
pages ; size 31x49 ; subscription S2 ; establish-
ed 1848 ; Locke & Brother, editors and pub-
lishers ; circulation 1 1.
TIPPECANOE CITY, Miami Co.,
2,5(XH- pop., on Great Miami r. and canal,
and on Dayton & Michigan Rd., 14 m. from
Piqua. Several mills here.
HERALD; Saturdays; republican; four
pages; size 24x35; subscription $1 25; estab-
lished 1869 ; Caldwell, Staley & Gates, editors
and publishers ; circulation K.
TOLEDO, C. H., Liicas Co., 63,0001
pop. on Maumee r., 4 m. from Lake Erie,
and on Wabash & Erie canal and Lake
Shore & Michigan Southern, Toledo, Wa-
bash & Western, Dayton & Michigan, Flint
and Pere 3Iarquette, Mansfield, Coldwater
& Lake Michigan (branch Penn. Rd.), Tole-
do & Columbus and Canada Southern Rds.
The river furnishes a harbor for lake com-
merce. Manufacturing forms an important
branch of industry. An important point
for shipping productions of the West to
Eastern markets. One of the leading ports
on the lake in point of business activity.
BLADE ; every evening except Sunday,
and TRI-WEEKLY, Tuesdavs, Thurs-
days and Saturdays ; republican ; fom- pages ;
size 28x4:3 ; subscription— dailv §10, tri-weeklv
$5 ; established 1847; Toledo Blade Co., editors
and publishers ; circ'n— daily I, tri-weekly K 1.
COMMERCIAL; everv morning except
Sunday, and WEEKLY, Saturdays; inde-
pendent ; daily four pages, weekly eight
pages ; size— daily 26x.38, weekly 30x44 ; sub-
scription—daily 88, weekly 82; established
185<); circulation— daily J 1, weekly L
EVENING BEE; every evening except
Sunday : four pages ; size 25x38 ; subscription
S5; established 1876: H. S. Chapin, editor;
Toledo Printing and Publishing Co., pub-
lishers ; circulation G.
EXPRESS; every evening except Sun-
day, and AA'EEKLY, Saturdays; German;
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GEO. P. ROWELL & GO'S
OHIO.
daily four pages, weekly eight pages ; size-
daily 24x31, weekly 26x45; subscription—
daily $6 50, weekly $2 ; established 1853 ; Ju-
lius Vordtriede, editor ; Josepli Bender, pub-
lisher ; circulation— daily K, weekly J.
BLADE; Thursdays; eight pages; size
39x52 ; subscription $2 ; established 1833 ;
Toledo Blade Co., publisliei's ; circ'n B B 1.
NORTHERN OHIO DEiWOCJRAT ;
Wednesdays, and SUNDAY DEMO-
CRAT, Sundays; democratic; four pages;
size 28x4^1 ; subscription — weekly $2, Sunday
$2; established 1875; James B. Steedman,
editor; Northern Ohio Democrat Co., publish-
ers ; circulation— weekly J 1, Sunday J 1.
SUNDAY JOURNAL,; Sundays; four
pages ; size 30x43 ; subscription $2 ; establish-
ed 1868; Sherwood & Cantield, editors and
publishers ; circulation H 1. Issues an edi-
tion on Tuesdays also ; same form and size.
TIMES ; Saturdays ; democratic ; eight
pages ; size 30x44 ; subscription $2 ; estab-
lished 1873 ; C. H. Coy, editor and publisher ;
circulation I.
TRUE NATIONALIST; Saturdays;
four pages ; size 28x44 ; subscription $1 50 ; es-
tablished 1878 ; circulation J J.
VOLKSFREUND; Saturdays ; German;
greenback ; four pages ; size 28x44 ; subscrip-
tion $2 ; established 1879 ; C. G. Busch, editor
and publisher ; circulation J 1.
MEDICAL AND SURGICAL
JOURNAL; monthly; medical; eighty-
four pages octavo ; subscription $1 ; estab-
lished 1877; George A. Collamore, M.D., W. C.
Chapman, M. U.. Thomas Waddel, M. D., and
S. S. Thorn, M. D., editors; Toledo Library
and Journal Association, publishei's ; circula-
tion J.
NATIONAL LITERARY MONTH-
LY ; literary ; seventy-two pages octavo ;
subscription $1 50 ; established 1880 ; J. Rus-
sell Fisher and B. F. Miller, editors and pub-
lishers.
RAILROADER; monthly ; sixteen
pages; size of page 11x15; subscription $1 ;
established 1878; Railroader Publishing Co.,
publishers; circulation I; branch office 22
Vesey street, New York City.
TROY, C. H., Miami Co., 4,500t pop.,
on Miami r. and Dayton & Michigan Rd., 80
m. from Cincinnati. Engaged in manufac-
tures. Surrounded by a fertile valley.
MIAMI UNION ; Saturdays: republi-
can; four pages; size 26x40; subscription
$1 50 ; establisTied 1864 ; J. W. Defrees, editor
and publisher ; circulation J 1.
UHRICHSVILLE, Tuscaraioas Co.,
1,541 pop., on Stillwater creek and Pitts-
burgh, Cincinnati & St. Louis and Cleveland,
Tuscarawas Valley and Wheeling Rd., 10 m.
S.E. of New Philadelphia, 93 from Pittsburgh
and 100 from Columbus. Location of rail-
road repair shops. Engaged in wool grow-
ing and agriculture.
TUSCARAWAS CHRONICLE;
Thursdays ; republican ; four pages ; size
26x40; subscription $2; established 1865; J.
E. Graham & Co., editors and publishers ; cir-
culation J 1 ; dated and published simul-
taneously at Uhrichsville, Dennison and New
Philadelphia.
UPPER SANDUSKY, C. H. Wy-
andot Co., 4,000+ pop., on Sandusky r. and
Pittsburgh, Fort Wayne & Chicago and
Columbus & Toledo Rds., 43 m. E. of Lima.
WYANDOT CO. REPUBLICAN ;
Thursdays ; republican ; four pages ; size
26x40 ; subscription $2 ; established 1845 ; Pie-
tro Cuneo, editor and publisher ; circ'n J.
WYANDOT DEJ>IOCRATIC
UNION ; Thursdays ; democratic ; four
pages ; size 28x44 ; svibscription $2 ; estab-
lished 1857; Dumm & Brunner, editors and
publishers ; circulation J 1.
OHIO.
URBAN A, C. H., Champaign Co.,
7,000+ pop., on Sandusky, Dayton & Cincin-
nati Rd., at Crossing of Atlantic & Great
Western Rd., 42 m. from Columbus. Colum-
bus & Indianapolis Rd. also passes through
the place. Centre of trade.
NEWS; every afternoon except Sunday;
four pages ; size 20x25 ; subscription $6 ;
established 1875; W. H. Gribble, editor and
publisher ; circulation K.
UNION ; every evening except Sunday,
ana DEMOCRAT, Thursdays; democral;-
ic ; four pages ; size— daily 20x26, weekly
29x44; subscription— weekly $2; established
—daily 1879, weekly 1863 ; James K. Newcomer,
editor and publisher ; circulation— daily K,
weekly J 1.
CITIZEN AND GAZETTE; Thurs-
days ; republican ; four pages ; size 29x47 ;
subscription $1 62; established 1838; C. T.
Jamieson, editor and publisher; circula-
tion I.
DEMOCRAT; (see Union).
UNIVERSITY COURA NT; monthly;
eight pages ; size 17x24 ; subscription 50 cents ;
established 1877 ; Students of Urbana Univer-
sity, editors and publishers ; circulation K ; a
college paper ; issued during the collegiate
year.
UTICA, Licking Co., l.OOOt pop., on
L. E. division of B. & O. Rd.; lies in and is a
shipping point for a fertile grain and stock-
raising section.
HERALD; Thursdays; independent;
eight pages ; size 26x40 ; subscription $2 ; es-
tablished 1878 ; C. M. Hane, editor and pub-
lisher ; circulation K K. The "Herald " is the
best medium of reaching the peojile of a
large and thickly-settled section of country
situated in the northern part of Licking and
southern part of Knox counties. Terms rea-
sonable.
VAN WERT, C. H., Van Wert Co.,
2,625 pop., on Pittsburgh, Fort Wayne &
Chicago Rd., 32 m. from Fort Wayne and 27
from Lima. Engaged in lumber works.
BULLETIN ; Fridays ; republican ; four
pages ; size 28x42 ; subscription $2 ; estab-
lished 1860; J. H. Foster, editor and pub-
lisher ; circulation J.
TIMES ; Fridays ; democratic ; eight
pages; size 35x48; subscription $2; estab-
lished 1866 ; Wni. H. Clymer, editor and pub-
lisher ; circulation J.
VERSAILLES, L>arJce Co., l,200t
pop., on Dayton and Toledo Narrow Gauge
and C, C, C. & L Rds., 118 m. E. of Indian-
apolis, Ind. Has steam planing, flouring
and saw mills.
POLICY; Thursdays ; neutral ; four
ages ; size 26x40 ; subscription $1 50 ; estab-
ished 1875 ; Bidlack & Linn, editors and pub-
lishers ; circulation K K.
WADSWORTH, Medina Co., l,400t
pop., on Atlantic & Great Western Rd., 14
m. from Akron and 35 from Cleveland. En-
gaged in coal mining. In an agricultural
region.
ENTERPRISE; Wednesdays; indepen-
dent ; four pages ; size 24x36 ; subscription
,$1 50 ; established 1866 ; John A. Clark, editor
and publisher ; circulation K 1.
WAKEMAN, Huron Co., 2,000t pop.,
on L. S. & M. S. Rd. Has a stone quarry, and
is engaged in the manufacture of cheese,
barrels, flour, etc., and in fruit and grain
shipping.
INDEPENDENT PRESS; Satm days ;
Fi
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OHIO.
four pages ; size 22x32 ; subscription §1 ; es-
tablished 1875 ; G. H. & A. E. Mains, editors
and publishers ; circulation K K.
WAPAKONETA, C. H., Auglaize
Co., 3,()(K>t- pop., on Auglaize r. and Dayton
& Michigan Rd., 93 m. from Columbus, 60 N.
of Dayton and 80 S. of Toledo. Centre of a
mercantile trade and extensive manufac-
tures.
AUGLAIZE CO. DE3IOCRAT;
Thursdays ; democratic ; four pages ; size
29x44 ; subscription §2 ; established 1848 ; C. P.
Davis, editor and publisher ; circulation J 1.
BEE; Thursdays ; republican ; four pages ;
size 26x40; subscription §2; established 1876;
F. Holbrook, editor and publisher; circ'n J.
WARREN, C. H., Trumbull Co., S.OOOf
pop., on Mahoning r. and Mahoning branch
of Atlantic & Great Western Rd., 52 m. from
Cleveland, 23 from Ravenna. Centre of
dairy and wood district.
CONSTITUTION ; Tuesdays ; demo-
cratic ; four pages ; size 26x40 ; subscription
$1 50 ; established 1862 ; W. A. Birchard, editor
and publisher ; cii'culation K 1.
RECORD ; Fridays; democratic; four
pages ; size 26x40 ; subscription §1 50 ; estab-
lished 1875 ; S. B. Palm, editor and publisher ;
circulation J J.
TRIBUNE; Saturdays ; republican ; eight
pages ; size :3<;)x44 ; subscription §1 50 ; estab-
lished 1876 ; W. S. Peterson, editor and pub-
lisher; circulation I.
WESTERN RESERVE CHRON-
ICLiE ; Wednesdays ; republican ; eight
pages ; size 30x45 ; subscription §1 ^"J*) ; estab-
lished 1816; Wm. Ritezel & Co., editors and
publishers ; circulation I.
WASHINGTON, C. H., Fayette Co.,
2,117 pop., at Point Ci'eek, on Cincinnati &
Muskingum Valley Rd., 77 m. from Cincin-
nati. Manufacturing caiTied on.
FAYETTE CO. HERALD ; Thurs
days ; republican ; eight pages ; size ;30x44 ;
subscription .$2 ; established 1858 ; William
Millikan & Son, editors and publishers ; cir-
culation J.
FAYETTE REPUBLICAN; Wednes-
days ; republican ; four pages ; size 28x44 ;
subscription §1 50 ; established 1879 ; T. F.
Gardner, editor and publisher.
OHIO STATE REGISTER: Thurs
days ; democratic ; four pages ; size 26x41 ;
subscription .§2 ; established 1852 ; H. V. Kerr,
editor ; J. D. Kerr, publisher ; circ'n K 1.
WAUSEON, C. n., Fulton Co., 2,000t
pop., on Air Line division of Lake Shore &
Michigan Southern Rd., 32 m. from Toledo.
DE3IOCRATIC EXPOSITOR;
Thursdajs ; democi'atic ; tour pages ; size
26x4<J; subscription ,S2: established 1875; J. C.
BoUmever, editor and publisher ; circ'n J.
NORTH - WESTERN REPUBLI-
CAN; Thursdays ; republican ; four pages ;
size 28x44 ; subscription §1 .50 ; established
1855; James H. Sherwood, editor and pub-
lisher ; cireiilation J 1.
WAVERL.Y, C. H., Pike Co'., l,500t
pop., on Ohio canal and Scioto r. and Spring-
field, Jackson & Pomeroy and Scioto Val-
ley Rds., 61 m. from Columbus, 29 fi'om
Portsmouth, 16 from Chillicothe, and 115
from Cincinnati. Does a thriving trade.
Engaged in manufactures, agriculture and
stock raising.
PIKE CO. REPUBLICAN; Thurs
days ; republican ; four pages ; size 24x35 ;
subscription SI 50 ; established 1845 ; J. F.
Wetmore, editor and publisher ; circ'n K 1.
WATCH3IAN ; Tuesdays ; democratic ;
OHIO.
four pages; size 28x44; subscription §1.5(1;
established 1867 ; John A. Jones, editor and
publisher ; circulation K 1.
WAYNESVILLE, Warren Co., smt
pop., on Little Miami r., 51 m. from Cincin-
nati, on L. M. and Miami Valley Rds.
MIA3II GAZETTE; Wednesdays ; neu-
tral ; four pages ; size 24x.35 ; subscription
S2 ; established 1850 ; §ands & Sweet, editors
and publishers ; circulation K 1.
WELLINGTON, Lorain Co., 2,000t
pop., on C, C, C. & L Rd., 36 m. S. W. of
Cleveland.
ENTERPRISE ; Thursdays ; republi-
can : four pages ; size 26x40 ; subscription
§1 50 ; established 1867 ; J. W. and M. H. Hough-
ton, editors; J. W. Houghton, publisher; cir-
culation J.
WELLSVILLE, Columbiana Co.,
2,313 pop., in Yellow Creek township, on
Ohio r., 48 m. below Pittsburgh and 100 from
Cleveland, on the P. & C. Rd. Considerable
repaMng and luanufaeturiug done here.
UNION; Saturdays ; republican ; four
pages ; size "28x44 ; subscription .S2 ; established
1863; J. Wiggins & Co., editors and publish-
ers ; circulation K K 1.
WESTERVILLE, Franklin Co.,
1,500+ pop., on C, C, C. & L and C, Mt. V., &
C. Rds., 14 m. N. E. of Columbus. Sur-
rounded by a rich agricultiu-al district. En-
gaged in manufacturing.
REVIEW; Thursdays; four pages; size
22x31 ; subscription .§1 ; established 1869 ; C. F.
Palmer, editor and publisher ; circ'n K.
WEST LIBERTY, io^fm Co., l,800t
pop., on C. S. & C. Rd., 10 m. from TJrbana
and 8 from Bellefontaine.
GAZETTE ; Wednesdays ; four- pages ;
size 24x35; subscription $1 50; established
1878; H. W. Hamilton, editor; Search & Ham-
ilton, publishers ; circulation K K.
WEST MILTON, Miami Co., SOOf
pop., on Dayton, Covington & Toledo Nar-
row Gauge Rd. In farming section. Has
woolen manufactures ; 16 m. from Dayton.
ARGUS; Fridays; independent; four
pages ; size 20x26 ; subscription .SI 50 ; estab-
lished 1879 ; Armacost & Else, editoi's aud
publishers ; circulation K.
WESTON, Wood Co., 700t pop., on
Dayton & Mich. Rd., 27 m. from Toledo. A
grain market.
HERALD; Saturdays; independent;
four pages : size 26x40 ; subscription SI 50 ; es-
tablished 1879 ; E. D. Moffett, editor and pub-
lisher ; cii-culation K.
WEST SALEM, Wayne Co., l,200t
pop., on Atlantic & Great Western Rd., 36
m. from Akron and 31 from Mansfield.
MONITOR ; Thursdays ; independent ;
four pages; size 26x40; subscription §1 50;
established 1875; R. E. Watson, editor and
publisher ; circulation K 1.
WEST UNION, C. H., Adams Co.,
540+ pop., 7 m. from Ohio r. and 84 front
Columbus.
ADAMS CO. NEW-ERA ; Fiidays ;
republican ; four pages : size 'ihxM ; subscrip-
tion $1 50 : established 1877 ; C. E. Irwin, edi-
tor and publisher ; circulation J. The "Era "
is the official organ, is the laruest paper and
has the largest circulntion in the county.
PEOPLE'S DEFENDER ; Wednes
I davs ; democratic ; four pages ; size 24x3) ;
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GEO. P. ROWELL A GO'S
OHIO.
subscription $1 50 : estcablished 1866 ; J. W.
Eylar, editor and pnblisher ; circulation K 1.
SCION; Thursdays; republican; four
pages ; size 22x32 ; subscription $1 ; estab-
lished 1853 ; Samuel Burwelf, editor and pub-
lisher; circulation K K 1.
WEST UNITY, Williams Co., OOOf
pop., 11 m. N. E. of Bryan, the county seat ;
carries on numerous small manufactures.
UNITY EAULE ; Wednesdays; eight
pages; size 26x40; subscription $1 .50; estab-
lished 1878; J. W. Grisier, editor; C. F. & J.
W. Grisier, publishers ; circulation K.
WILLOUGHBY, Lal-e Co., l,051t
pop., 19 m. X. E. of Cleveland, 2^4 from
Lake Erie; railroad shipping point for
cheese, milk, fruit and produce ; lies on
west bank of Chagrin r., which derived its
name from a company of settlers from Con-
necticut, who mistook the Chagrin r. for
the Cuyahoga (at the mouth of which they
had been instructed to settle), and founded
Willoughby.
DISTRICT GAZETTE; Saturdays;
independent; eight pages; size 26x4i); sub-
scription $1 50 ; established 1873; J. B. Brown,
editor and publisher ; circulation K 1.
INDEPENDENT: Fridays; four pages ;
size 24x35; subscription $1 50; established
1879; J. H. Merrill, editor and publisher; cir-
culation K K.
WILMINGTON, C. H., Clitifon Co.,
2,.500+ pop., on Cincinnati & Muskingum
Valley Rd., 56 m. from Cincinnati. Engaged
in manufacturing. Quaker College located
here.
ClilNTON REPUBLICAN ; Thurs-
days ; republican ; four pages ; size 26x40 ;
subscription $2; established 1838; C. N.
Browning, editor; C. N. Browning & Co.,
publishers ; circulation J 1.
JOURNAL; Wednesdays; four pages;
size 28x44; subscription $2; established 1868;
James M. Vernon, editor ; John Tudor, pub-
lisher; circulation J 1.
SEWING MACHINE GAZETTE;
monthly ; eight pages ; size 22x28 ; subscription
50 cents ; established 1876 ; James M. Vernon,
editor and publisher ; circulation J 1.
WOODSFIELD, C. H., Monroe Co.,
753 pop., 120 m. E. Columbus 35 S. W. of
Wheeling, W. Va., and 18 from Ohio r.
MONROE GAZETTE; Fridays : repub-
publican ; four pages ; size 26x40 ; subscription
$1 .50; established 1873; C. H. Goodrich, edi-
tor and publisher ; circulation J.
SPIRIT OF DEMOCRACY ; Tues
days ; democratic ; four pages ; size 28x43 ;
subscription .$1 50; established 1844; Jere.
Williams, editor ; Henry R. West, publisher ;
circulation J 1.
WOOSTER, C. H., Wmjne Co., 7,300t
pop., on Killbuck creek, and Pittsburgh,
Ft. Wayne & Chicago Rd., 52 m. from Cleve-
land and 41 from Mansfield. Manufactur-
ing done here. Location of University of
Wooster.
REPUBLICAN; Thursdays; republi-
can ; four pages ; size 28x44 ; subscription .$2 ;
established 1832 ; McClure & Sanborn, editors
and publishers ; circulation J 1.
WAYNE CO. DEMOCRAT; Wednes
days ; democratic ; four pages ; size 31x48 ;
subscription $2 ; established 1826 ; E. B. Eshel-
man, editor; E. B. Eshelman & Co., publish-
ers; circulation I 1.
ROYAL ARCANUM JOURNAL;
monthly ; order of the royal arcanum ; eight
pages ; size 27x38 ; subscription $1 ; estab-
lished 1878 ; T. E. Peckinpaugh, editor and
publisher ; circulation J.
OHIO.
XENIA, C. H., Greejie Co., T.OOOf pop.,
on Pittsburgh, Cincinnati & St. Louis Rd.,
at junction of several other railroads, 61
m. from Columbus and 65 from Cincinnati.
A place of active trade.
D E M O C R A T-N E W S ; Saturdays ;
democratic ; four pages ; size 28x44 ; subscrip-
tion $1 50; established 1874; M. M. Gaunce,
editor and publisher; cu'culation J 1.
GAZETTE ; Fridays ; republican ; eight
pages ; size 35x18 ; subscription $2 ; estab-
lished 1868 ; W. B. Chew, publisher ; circula-
tion J J 1.
SUNLIGHT; Thursdays; non-partisan;
eight pages ; size 30x43 : subscription $1 25 :
established 1878 ; O. W. Marshall, editor and
publislier ; circulation K 1.
TORCHLIGHT; Wednesdays; repub-
lican ; four pages ; size 29x48 ; subscription
,«!2; established 1838; J. D. Stine, editor;
Torchlight Co., publishers ; circulation J J 1.
Established 1838 ; has the largest circulation
in the county; is wholly jJrinted at home, and
local advertisers consider it the best-paying
medium.
YOUNGSTOWN, C. H., Malioning
Co., le.OtKH pop., on Mahoning r. and Law-
rence branch of Pittsburgh, Fort Wayne &
Chicago Rd., also a station on Mahoning
division of Atlantic & Great Western Rd.,
65 m. from Cleveland and 65 from Pitts-
burgh, Pa. Centre of block coal basin. En-
gaged in Iron manufacture, coal mining,
and agriculture.
EVENING NEWS ; every evening ex-
cept Sunday, and NEWS, Wednesdays ;
independent ; daily four pages, weekly eight
pages; size— daily 24x.S6. weekly 30x43; sub-
scription—daily .$5 20, weekly $1 50 ; establish-
ed—daily 1877, weekly 1878 ; John M. Webb, edi-
tor ; Youngstown News Co. , publishers ; cir-
culation—dailv J, weekly J.
REGISTER AND TRIBUNE ; every
evening except Sunday, and WEEKLY^
Thursdays ; republican ; daily four pages,
weekly eight pages ; size— daily 23x34, weekly
30x44 ; subscription— daily $5, weekly $1 .50 •
established— daily 1874, weekly 1854 ; Youngs-
town Printing Co., editors and publishers ;
circulation— daily J 1, weekly J J 1.
NEWS; (see Evening News).
NEW STAR ; Fridays ; greenback ; four
pages ; size 24x36 ; subscription $1 ; estab-
lished 1879; Patrick O'Connor, editor and
publisher ; circulation K 1.
RUNDSCHAU; Fridays ; German :
eight pages ; size 3(Jx44 ; subscription $2 ; es-
tablished 1874; F. Riderer, editor; W. F.
Maag, publisher ; circulation J 1.
VINDICATOR; Fridays; democratic;
eight pages ; size SOx 14 ; subscription $2 ; es-
tablished 1869 ; W. L. Brown, editor and pub-
lisher ; circulation J J 1.
ZANESVILLE, C. H., Muskingum
Co., 18,0(X)t pop., on Muskingum r., at inter-
section of Baltimore & Ohio and Cincinnati
& Muskingum Valley Rds. Engaged in
manufactures. Steamboats run to Pitts-
burgh; Cincinnati and other points on the
Ohio r. ; connected by the Ohio canal with
Cleveland. Centre of trade and a fertile
agricultural region.
COURIER ; every evening except Sun-
day, and ^VEEKLY, Fridays; republican;
four pages ; size— daily 24x36, weekly 3(3x45 ;
subscription— daily $6, weekly .$1 65 ; estab-
lished—daily 1846, weekly 1821 ; T. J. Newman,
editor; Dodd & Brown, publishers; circula-
tion-daily J 1, weekly H 1.
MORNING TU^IES ; every morning ex-
cept Monday, and TIMES, Tliursdays ; daily
four pages, weekly eight pages; size — daily
25x34, weekly 25x38; subscription— weekly
AMERfllCAN NEWSPAPER DIRECTORY.
311
OHIO.
$1 25 ; established 1877 ; W. W. Pyle, editor ;
Times Publishing Co., publishers ; circulation
—daily J 1, weekly K 1.
ADVOCATE; Fridays; independent;
four pages ; size 29x44 ; subscription $2 50 ; es-
tablished 1871) ; J. T. Shryock, editor and pub-
lisher; circulation K 1.
POST; Wednesdays ; German ; four
pages ; size 24x36 ; subscription §2 ; estab-
lished 1872 ; Adolph Schneider, editor and
publisher; circulation K 1.
SIGXAJL ; Saturdays; democratic; four
pages ; size 27x41 ; subscription §2 ; established
1863 ; James T. Irvine, editor and publisher ;
circulation 1 1.
BLAND Y'S JOURNAL; monthly;
mechanics ; four pages ; size 22x32 ; subscrip-
tion 50 cents ; established 1866 ; H. and F.
Blandj', editors and publishers ; an advertis-
ing sheet.
OREGON.
ALBANY, C. H., Linn Co., 2,980t
pop., on Willamette r., at the mouth of the
Callapooya, 81 m. from Portland and 28 S.
of Salem, and on Oregon & California Rd.
Engaged in milling and manufacture of
agricultural implements and agriculture.
HERALD; Fridays; republican; four
pages ; size 26x40; subscription g2 50; estab-
lished 1879 ; Pottinger, Barnes & Steel, editors
and publishers.
REGISTER; Fridays; independent; four
pages ; size 24x:36 : subscription S2 50 ; estab-
lished 1868 ; Coll Van Cleve. editors and pub-
lisher ; circulation K 1.
STATE RIGHTS DE3IOCRAT; Fri
days ; democratic ; four pages ; size 27x40 ;
subscription ,$3 ; established 1865 ; Mart. V.
Brown, editor and publisher ; cli-culation J 1.
ASHLAND, Jackson Co., eoOf pop.,
on Oregon & Col. stage road., 16 m. S. of
Jacksonville C. H. Engaged in manufac-
turing woolen goods, flour and lumber.
TIDINGS; Fiidays ; independent; four
pages ; size 24x36 ; subscription .§2 50 ; estab-
lished 1876; Leeds & Merritt, editors and
publishers ; circulation K 1.
ASTORIA, C. H., Clatsop Co., 3,000t
pop., at the mouth of the Columbia r. Is
the entrepot for the fertile Columbia river
basin. Headquarters for the North Pacific
ocean fisheries and salmon fishing. Con-
siderable cereal and flour-exporting point,
and has considerable steamship and packet
traffic.
ASTORIAN ; every morning except
Monday, and WEEKLY, Fridays ; inde-
pendent ; four pages ; size— daily 21x28, week-
1}' 24x36; subscription— daily $9, weekly .$3;
established 1873 ; D. C. Ireland, editor and
publisher ; circulation— daily K, weekly J 1.
BAKER CITY, C. H., Baker Co.,
1,000+ pop., on S. fork of Powder r., in an
agricultural, stock-raising and gold-mining
region.
BEDROCK DEMOCRAT; Wednes
days ; democratic ; four pages ; size 24x34 ;
subscription $4 ; established 1870 ; J. M. Shep-
herd, editor ; J. M. Shepherd & Co., publish-
ers ; circulation K 1.
CANYON CITY, C. H., Grant Co.
In a mineral county, which is also well
adapted to stock grazing.
GRANT CO. NEWS : Saturdays ; four
pages ; size 21x28 ; subscription $3 ; establish-
ed 1879 ; S. H. Shepherd, editor and publisher ;
circulation K 1.
CORNELIUS, Washington Co., ISOf
OREGON.
pop., on Western Oreg. Rd. 24 m. from Port-
land. In a superior farming section.
COIJRANT ; Fridays; republican; four
pages ; size 24x36 ; subscription $2 50 ; estab-
lished 1879 ; George R. F. Swain, editor and
publisher.
CORVALLIS, C. H., Benton Co.,
1,200+ pop., on Willamette r., at head of
navigation, 90 m. S. of Portland. Engaged
in river commerce ; in an agricultural dis-
trict.
BENTON CO. BLADE; Fridays;
democratic ; four pages ; size 24x36 ; sub-
scription S2 50 ; established 1879 ; Charles L.
Mosher & Co., editors and publishers.
GAZETTE; Fridays; republican; fou
pages ; size 24x36 ; subscription ,f 2 50 : estab
lished 1863 ; Wm. B. Carter, editor and pub
Usher ; circulation K 1. r
DALLAS, C. H., Polk Co., l.OOOf pop.,
on Riekreal r., 15 m. W. of Salem. Sur-
rounded bj- an agricultural district, and a
place of commercial activity.
POLK CO. ITEMIZER; Fridays;
republican ; four pages : size 22x32 ; subscrip-
tion .$2 50 ; established 1874 ; George E. Good,
editor and publisher; circulation K 1.
EAST PORTLAND, Multnomah Co.
VINDICATOR; Saturdays ; f our
pages ; size 24x36 ; subscription $2 50 ; estab-
lished 1879; McGuire & Beard, editors and
publishers.
EMPIRE CITY, C. H., Coos Co.,
300+ pop., on Coos Bay, 4 m. from Marsh-
field by land. Lumbering and coal shipping
point. Weekly line of steamers to San
Francisco.
COOS CO. ARGUS; Saturdays; repub-
lican ; four pages ; size 22x:?2 : subscription
$2 50; established 1879; A. E. Wagstaff, edi-
tor and publisher.
EUGENE CITY, C. H., Lane Co.,
1,6()()+ pop., on Willamette r., at head of
Willamette Valley, on Oregon & Califor-
nia Rd., 125 m. S. of Portland and 72 S. of
Salem. Grain producing the principal
branch of industry.
GUARD; Satiu-days; democratic; eight
pages ; size 32x46 ; subscription $2 .50 ; estab-
lished 1867 ; Campbell Bros., editors and pub-
lishers ; circulation K K.
OREGON STATE JOURNAL; Sat
urdays ; republican ; eight pages ; size 28x40 ;
subscription .$3 ; established 1864 ; George S.
Kincaid, editor and publisher ; circ'n K 1.
HILLSBORO, C. H., Washington
Co., 500+ pop., on Oregon Central Rd., 24 m.
from Portland. The vicinity is of an agri-
cultural character and also raises stock.
AVASHINGTON CO. INDEPEN-
DENT; Thursdays; independent-republi-
can ; four pages ; size 24x36 ; subscription
$2 50; established 1873; H. B. Luce, editor
and publisher ; circulation K.
INDEPENDENCE, J'olk Co.
RIVER-SIDE; Fridays; independent;
four pages ; size 26x40 ; established 1879 ; G.
W. Quivey, editor ; Quivey & Waller, pub-
lishers.
JACKSONVILLE, C. H., Jackson
Co., 1,0(11+ pop., ou Rogue r., 240 m. S. of
Salem and 60 N. of Yreka, Cal. Engaged in
mining, agriculture, and stock raising.
DEAIOCRATIC TIMES; Fridays;
democratic ; four pages ; size 24x36 ; subscrip-
tion $3 ; established 1871 ; Chas. Nickell, edi-
tor and publisher; circulation J.
312
GEO. P. KOWELL & GO'S
OREGON.
OREGON SENTINEL.; Wednesdays;
republican ; four pages ; size 24x36 ; subscrip-
tion $2 50 ; established 1856 ; Krause «& Turner,
editors and publishers ; circulation K 1,
JUNCTION CITY, Lane Co., GOOf
pop., on Oreg. & Cal. Rd., and proposed
Oregon Central Rd. junction. On Willa-
mette r.
REPIJBL.ICAN ; Wednesdays; republi-
can ; four pages ; size 24x36 ; subscription
$2 ; established 1878 ; Porter & Parker, editors
and publishers : circulation K.
liAFAYETTE, C. H., Yam Hill Co.,
40Ut pop., 32 m. from Portland, on Yamhill
r., and 1 m. from rd. In a farming country.
COUIMER; Tuesdays; four pages; size
23x32 ; subscription $2 50 ; established 1866 ; A.
V. R. Snyder, editor; Snyder Bros., publish-
ers ; circulation K.
LA GRANDE, C. H., Union Co.
GAZETTE; Saturdays; four pages ; size
24x36 ; subscription $3 ; established 1878 ; La
Grande Publishing Co., editors and publish-
ers ; circulation K.
LAKEVIEW, C. H., Lake Co.
L.AKE CO. EXAMINER; Thursdays;
democratic ; four pages ; size 22x31 ; sub-
scription $3 ; established 1830 ; Lake Co. Pub-
lishing Co., editors and publishers.
STATE lilNE HERALD. +t
McMINNVILLE, YamhUl Co., 500t
pop., on Yam Hill r., 60 m. from Portland
and about 20 N. W. of Salem. A fertile re-
gion, exporting wheat and wool. River
navigable to this point.
YAMHILL. CO. REPORTER;
Thursdays; republican; four pages; size
24x36 ; subscription $2 50 ; established 1871 ;
G. W. Snyder, editor; Snyder Bros., pub-
lishers ; circulation K.
MARSHFIELD, Coos Co., GOOf pop.
Lumber and furniture.
COAST MAIL. ; Saturdays ; four pages ;
size 24x36; subscription $2 50; established
1879; Webster, Hacker & Lockhart, editors
and publishers.
COOS BAY NEWS; Wednesdays; four
pages ; size 23x32 ; subscription $2 50 ; estab-
lished 1872 ; J. M. Siglin and J. W. Bennett,
editors and publishers ; circulation K.
MONMOUTH, Polk Co., 750t pop., 9
m. from Dallas, 14 S. of Salem and 2)4, W. of
Willamette r. Site of Christian College.
PACIFIC CHRISTIAN MESSEN-
GER: Fridays ; Christian ; eight pages ;
size 28x42; subscription $2 50; established
1870; T. F. Campbell, editor; Miss Mary
Stump, publisher; circulation J 1.
OREGON CITY, C. H., Clackamas
Co., l.;382 pop., ou Willamette r., and Oregon
& California Rd., 16 m. from Portland and
37 from Salem. A manufacturing place and
shipping point for freight from upper Wil-
lamette r. The river has a fall of 40 feet
at this point ; has expensive locks and
abundant water power.
ENTERPRISE: Thursdays ; republican ;
eight pages ; size 32x46 ; subscription $2 50 ;
established 1866 ; John Rock, editor and pub-
lisher ; circulation K 1.
PENDLETON, C. H., Umatilla Co.,
243 pop. of precinct.
EAST OREGONIAN; Saturdays; four
pages ; size 24x36 ; subscription $3 ; establish-
ed 1875 ; Turner & Bishop, editors and pub-
lishers ; circulation J.
OREGON.
INDEPENDENT; Thursdays; four
pages ; size 24x36 ; subscription $3 ; establish-
ed 1878 ; Sharon & Burroughs, editors and
publishers; circulation K 1. The most relia-
ble paper published in Eastern Oregon.
PHILOMATH, Benton Co.
CRUCIBIiE ; Thursdays; eight pages;
size 2:^x32 ; subscription $2 ; established 1877 ;
Rev. Wayne S. Walker, A. M., editor ; issued
under the auspices of Philomath College ; cir-
culation K.
PORTLAND, C. H., Multnomah Co.,
20,000t pop., on Willamette r., 12 m. from its
junction with the Columbia and 53 N. E. of
Salem. Head of ship navigation, and ter-
minus of Oregon & California and Oregon
Central Rds. Largest commercial city in
Oregon and centre of trade for Oregon,
Washington and Northern Idaho ; 3 lines of
ocean steamers run regularly between Port-
land and San Francisco.
BEE ; every day except Sunday ; republi-
can ; four pages ; size 24x36 ; subscription $8 :
established 1875 ; D. H. Stearns, editor and
publisher ; circulation J J 1.
EVENING TELEGRAM; every even
ing except Sunday ; independent ; four pages ;
size 24x36 ; subscription ,$6 ; established 1877 ;
W. D. Palmer, editor and publisher ; circ'n J 1.
MORNING OREGONIAN; every
morning except Sunday, and OREGO-
NIAN, Saturdays; republican; daily four
pages, weekly eight pages ; size— daily 26x40,
weekly 36x48 ; subscription— daily $10, weekly
$3; established— daily 1860, weekly 1850;
Oregoniau Publishing Co., publishers ; Henry
L. Pittock, business manager ; circulation —
daily G 1, weekly G 1.
STANDARD ; every morning except
Monday, and VVEEKLiY, Fridays; demo-
cratic ; four pages ; size— daily 24x36, weekly
26x40 ; subscription— daily $8, weekly $3 ; es-
tablished 1875 ; A. Noltner, publisher "; circula-
tion—daily J, weekly J J 1 ; an edition en-
titled the Semi-Weekly Standa^'d, four pages,
size 24x36, issued on Tuesdaj's, and supplied
to sul)scribers to the weekly.
CATHOLIC SENTINEL; Thursdays;
catholic ; eight pages ; size 32x46 ; subscription
$3 ; established 1870 ; Catholic Sentinel Publi-
cation Co., editors and publishers ; circ'it J 1.
COMMERCIAL REPORTER ;Thurs
days; commercial ; four pages; size 24x.37 ;
subscription $3 ; established 1872 ; J. F. Atkin-
son, editor and publisher ; circulation K.
DEUTSCHE ZEITITNG ; Saturdays;
German ; neutral ; four pages ; size 24x36 ;
subscription $3 ; established 186S ; C. A. Lan-
denberger, editor and publisher • circula-
tion K 1.
MERCURY; Sundays ; democratic ; four
pages; size 26x40; subscription $3; estab-
lished 1869; Walter S. Moss, editor; W. S.
Moss & Co., pulilishers ; circulation J 1.
NEW NORTH-WEST ; Thursdays ;
woman suffrage ; four pages ; size 24x36 ; sub-
scription .$3 ; established 1871 ; Duniway Pub-
lishing Co., editors and publishers ; circula-
tion J 1.
NORTH PACIFIC RURAL
SPIRIT; Saturdays; eight pages; size
23x32 ; subscription $1 50 ; established 1879 ;
W. W. Baker, editor and publisher.
OREGON FAR3IER ; Fridays; four
pages ; size 24x36 ; subscription $1 ; estab-
lished 1879 ; W. L. Eppinger, editor and pub-
lisher.
OREGONIAN; (f^ee Morning Oregonian).
OREGON STAATS ZEITUNG: Sat
urdays; German; four pages; size 23x32;
subscription $2 .50 ; established 1878 ; J. Folk-
man, editor and publisher ; circulation J.
PACIFIC CHRISTIAN ADVO-
C!ATE; Thursdays ; methodist ; eight pages ;
size 28x40 ; subscription $2 60 ; established
1855 ; Rev. J. H. Acton, editor ; published by a
Committee of the Oregon and Columbia River
Conferences ; circulation J 1.
AMERICAN NEWSPAPER DIRECTORY.
313
OREGON.
OREGON.
SUNDAY WELCOME; Sundays ; eight
pages ; size 30x44 ; subscription §2 50 ; estab-
lished 1875 ; James R. Farish, editor ; Atlcinson
& Farish, publishers ; circulation J.
WILLAMETTE FARMER ; Fri-
days ; agricultural ; eight pages ; size 32x46 ;
subscription $2 ; established 1869 ; Clarke &
Craig, editors and publishers ; circulation
I 1.
JOURNAL OF EDUCATION ; semi
monthly ; educational ; eight pages ; size
23x32 ; subscription $1 ; established 18T9 ; A. A.
Bvnon, editor and publisher.
OREGON CHURCHMAN ; semi
monthly ; episcopal ; four pages ; size 20x28 ;
subscription $1 50 ; established 1871 ; Rev. Geo.
F. Plummer, editor and publisher; circula-
tion K.
ARCHANGEL; monthly; eight pages ;
size 18x24 ; subscription 50 cents ; established
1875; Students of St. Michael's College, edi-
tors and publishers ; circulation K ; a college
paper; issued dui'ing the collegiate year.
OREGON LITERARY VIDETTE ;
monthlj' ; literary ; four pages ; size 28x40 ;
subscription 50 cents ; established 1879 ; E. C.
Norton & Co., editors and publishers ; circu-
lation H.
RESOI RCES OF OREGON AND
WASHINGTON; monthly; sixteen
pages ; size of page 12x16 ; subscription SI 50 ;
established 1878; Baker, Bull & Co., editors
and publishers ; an advertising sheet.
WEST SHORE ; monthly ; literary ;
thirty-six pages ; size of page 9x12; subscrip-
tion $2 ; established 1875 ; L. Samuel, editor
and publisher ; circulation G G 1.
ROSEBURG, C. H., Douglas Co.,
1,000+ pop., on Umpqua r. and terminus of
the Oregon Sc California Rd., 200 m. S. of
Portland. Engaged in agriculture, stock
raising and mining.
DOUGLAS INDEPENDENT; Satur
days : independent ; four pages ; size 28x46 ;
subscription $2 ; established 1876 ; Kelly &
Wells, editors and publishers ; circulation
K K 1
PLAINDEALER; Saturdays; republi-
can ; eight pages ; size 32x46 ; subscription $3 ;
established 1870; C. Y. Benjamin, editor ; W.
H. Bvars, publisher ; circulation J.
AVESTERN STAR; Fridays; demo-
cratic ; four pages ; size 24x36 ; subscription
S3 ; established 1877 ; Mosher & Floed, editors
and publishers ; circulation K 1.
SALEM, C.H., Marion Co., 6,000t pop.,
State capital, on Willamette r. and Oregon
& California Rd., 53 m. S. by W. of Portland.
The river Is navigable for a large part of the
yeai". Manufacturing carried on. Centre of
an agricultural country.
OREGON CAPITAL; every day except
Sunday and Monday, and SUN DA Y C A PI-
TA li, Sundays ; four pages ; size— daily 20x28,
Sunday 24x36 ; subscription— daily $5, Sunday
$1 ; established 1879 ; Capital Publishing Co.,
publisheis.
OREGON STATESMAN; every morn-
ing except Monday, and WEEKLY, Fri-
days ; republican ; four pages ; size— daily
22x30, weekly 30x44; subscription— daily $6,
weekly $3 ; established— dailj' 1862, weeklj'
1850 ; Odell, Dorris & Watts, editors and pub-
lishers ; circulation — daily K 1, weekly J 1.
THE DALLES, C. H., Wasco Co.,
1,500+ pop., on Columbia r., about 90 m. E. of
Portland. The only place of importance in
the county and centre of trade. A steamer
connects with Portland.
INLAND E3IPIRE; Saturdays; demo-
cratic ; four pages ; size 24x35 ; subscription
S3 ; established 1878 ; Thomas B. Merry, edi-
tor and publisher ; circulation K 1.
MOUNTAINEER; Thursdays; republi-
can ; four pages ; size 26x40 ; subscription $3 ;
established 1860; William M. Hand, editor
and publisher ; circulation K 1.
UNION, Union Co., 400 pop, of pre-
cinct.
MOUNTAIN SENTINEL; Saturdays;
democratic ; four pages ; size 24x36 ; subscrip-
tion $4 ; established 1868 ; E. S. McComas, edi-
tor ; McComas & Pursel, publishers ; circula-
tion J J.
WESTON, Umatilla Co., 350f pop.,
20 m. from Walla Walla. Farming, stock
and wool-growing locality.
LEADER ; Saturdays ; independent ; four
pages ; size 22x32 ; subscription .$3 ; establish-
ed 1878; Williamson & McColl, editors and
publishers ; circulation K.
PENNSYLVANIA.
ALLEGHENY, Allegheny Co., 73,000t
pop., at junction of Allegheny with Ohio r.,
and on Pittsburgh, Fort Wayne & Chicago,
Western Pennsylvania and Cleveland and
Pittsburgh Rds. Connected by several
bridges with Pittsburgh.
EVENING MAIL; every evening ex-
cept Sunday ; republican ; four pages ; size
26x40 ; subscription $6 ; established 1866 ; Mail
Publishing Co., editors and publishers ; cii'cu-
lation H H.
DER SONNTAGSBOTE; Sundays;
German; eight pages; size 33x45; subscrip
tion $2; established 1879; Rudolph Leon-
hart, editor; J. Joos, publisher; circulation
III.
ALLENTOWN, C. H., Lehigh Co.,
19,000+ pop., on Lehigh r. and canal, 51 m.
from Han-isburg, at junction of Lehigh Val
ley, Lehigh & Susquehanna and East Penn
sylvania Rds., 60 m. from Philadelphia and
90 from New York. Engaged in iron manu
facturing. Surrounded by a populous agri-
cultui-al district.
CHRONICLE AND NEAVS; every
evening except Sunday, and LEHIGH
RECMSTER, Wednesdays ; republican ;
four pages ; size — daily 23x33, weekly 28x42 ;
subscription — daily $4" 50, weekly $2 ; estab-
lished—C7i,rorM'cZe 1870, News 1866, Register
1848 ; Robert Ii'edell, Jr., editor and publisher;
circulation — daily 1 1, weekly J 1.
CITY ITEM; every morning except Sun
day ; independent-democratic ; fovir pages ;
size 22x32 ; subscription .$5 ; established 1878 ;
Item Printing Association, editors and pub-
lishers ; circulation J.
LECH A BOTE; triweekly, Tuesdays,
Thursdays and Saturdays, and FRIE-
DENS-BOTE, Wednesdays ; German ;
independent ; four pages ; size — triweekly
21x29, weekly 29x45 ; subscription— triweekly
SI 50, weekly $1 50; established— triweekly
1874, weekly 1812 ; Leisenring, Trexler & Co.,
editors and publishers ; circulation — tri
weekly K, weekly H 1.
DE3IOCRAT; Wednesdays ; democratic;
four pages ; size 29x42 ; subscription $2 50 ;
established 18:30 ; C. F. Haines, editor ; Haines
& Ruhe, publishers ; circulation H.
FRIEDENS-BOTE; (see Lecha Bote).
LEHIGH REGISTER; (see Chronicle
LUTHERISCHE ZEITSCHRIFT;
Saturdays ; German ; lutheran ; four pages ;
size 17x25 ; subscription $1 ; established 1857 ;
Brotast, Diehl & Co., editors and publishers;
does not insert advertisements.
UNABHAENGIGER REPUBLI-
KANER; Wednesdays; German; demo-
cratic ; four pages ; size 28x41 ; subscription
$1 50; established 1810: Rinn & Schlechter,
editors and publishers ; circulation 1 1.
WELT-BOTE; Wednesdays; German;
eight pages; size 29x45; subscription S2;
314
GEO. P. ROWELL & GO'S
PENNSYL VANIA.
PENNS YL VANIA.
established 1855 ; LeisenriUK, Trexler & Co.,
editors and publishers ; circulation D.
BOTE DERNEIIEN KIKCHE; semi
monthly ; Swedenborgian ; eiKlit pages ; size
19x24; subscription ,$2 ; established 1854; Rev.
Arthur O. Brickman, editor and publisher ;
circulation K 1.
DER JITGEND-FRETJND; monthlj ;
German ; lutheran ; four pages ; size 18x25 ;
subscription 30 cents ; established 1847; Prof.
A. Spath, editor ; Brobst, Diehl & Co., pub-
lishers ; does not insert advertisements.
NATIONAL. EDUCATOR; (see Kutz
town).
ALTOONA, Jilair Co., 16,900t pop., on
Pennsylvania Central Rd., 238 m. from
Philadelphia and 117 E. of Pittsburgh.
Railroad erecting shops and several manu-
factories located here. A trade centre for
this section.
EVENING CAIjIi; evei-y evening except
Sunday, and WEEKLY, Thursdays; four
pages; size— daily 22x31, weekly 28x40; sub-
scription—daily #4, weekly $1 ; established-
daily 1874, weekly 1879 ; E. B. Haines, editor
and manager ; cire'n— daily J 1, weekly J J 1.
MORNING TRIBUNE; every morning
except Sunday, and TRIBUNE, Thursdays;
independent; four pages; size— dailj^ 22x32,
weekly 28x42; subscription— daily $4 80,
weeklv $2; established— daily 1872, weekly
1856 ; Dern & Pitcairn, editors and publishers ;
circulation— daily 1 1, weekly J 1.
scription— dailv $5, weekly $1 50 ; established
—daily 1879, weekly 1868 ; Barclay Brothers,
editors and publishers ; circ'n— weekly J.
ADVANCE; Saturdays; four pages; size
2l.tx28 ; subscription 50 cents ; established
1879 ; T. P. Rynder, editor and publisher ; cir-
culation J J 1.
BLAIR CO. RADICAL; Thursdays;
republican ; four pages ; size 24x38 ; subscrip-
tion $2 ; established 1847 ; King & Irwin, edi-
tors and publishers ; circulation K K.
DER DEUTSCHE VOLKS-
FUEHRER; Thursdays; German; four
pages ; size 26x39 ; subscription $2 ; estab-
lished 1878 ; Harry Slep, editor and publisher ;
circulation K K 1.
TRIBUNE; (see Morning Tribune).
ANNVILL.E,ie6ano?i Co., l,600tpop.,
on Lebanon Valley Rd., 33 m. W. of Read-
ing and 21 E. of Harrisburg. In farming
quarter. Has various flouring and grist
mills and carriage manufactories.
LONDONDERRY GAZETTE; Sat
urdays ; independent ; four pages ; size 22x31 ;
subscription $1 ; es tablished 1878 ; George A.
Fleming, editor and publisher ; circulation K.
ASHLAND, Schmjlldll Co., s.ooot pop.,
on Mine Hill and E. Mahanoy branch of
Philadelphia & Reading Rd., 12 m. from
Pottsville. Engaged in coal trade. A min-
ing and manufacturing town.
• ADVOCATE; Fridays ; democratic ;
four pages ; size 28x44 : subscription .§2 ; es-
tablished 1864 ; J. Irvin Steel, editor and pub-
lisher; circulation K 1. Only newspaper pub-
lished at Ashland; population over 8,(H)();
ufficial paper of corijoration and of county;
in centre of anthracite coal fields of Pennsyl-
vania. Circulation over 900.
RECORD.++
ATHENS, Bradford Co., l.SOOf pop.,
at the junction of Susquehanna and Che-
mung rs., Pa. & N. Y. Rd., 18 m. from To-
wanda and 4 from Waverly Junction on
Erie Rd. Engaged in manufacturing.
GAZETTE.+I
BANGOR, X^orthampton Co., 2,000t
pop., 14 m. from Easton. Has manufac-
tures and quarries slate.
OBSERVER; Saturdays ; non-partisan ;
four pages ; size 22x31 ; subscription ,$1 ; es-
tablished 1879 ; William R. Grubb, editor and
publisher ; circulation K.
BARNHART'S MILLS, Butler
Co., 3,000+ pop., on Karns City & Butler Rd.
Contains machine shops, and engaged in
petroleum oil business.
MILLERSTOWN HERALD ; Satur
days ; four pages ; size 20x26 ; subscription $1 ;
established 1876; P. A. Rattigau, editor and
publisher ; circulation K 1.
BEAVER, C. H., Beaver Co., 2,000t
pop., on Ohio r., near mouth of Beaver r.,
and river division of Cleveland and Pitts-
burgh Rd., 28 m. from Pittsburgh. Beaver r.
furnishes water power for several fac-
tories.
ARGUS AND RADICAL; Wednes
days ; republican ; four pages ; size .30x43 ;
subscription $2 ; established — Argus 1818, Rad-
ical 1868 ; Smith Curtis, editor ; Curtis & Reed,
publishers ; circulation I.
STAR; Thursdays ; democratic ; four
pages ; size 29x45 ; subscription $2 ; estab-
lished 1877 ; R. S. Kennedy, editor and pub-
lisher ; circulation J 1.
TIMES; Thursdays; republican; four
pages ; size 29x45 ; subscription $2 ; estab-
lished 1874; Michael Weyand, editor and pub-
lisher ; cir-culation J 1.
BEAVER FALLS, Beaver Co., 6,000t
pop., on Pittsburgh, Ft. Waj'ue & Chicago
and Pittsburgh & Lake Erie Rds. Manufac
tures cutlery, files, shovels, hinges and
plows and other hardware.
BEAVER CO. ENTERPRISE; semi
weekly, Wednesdays and Saturdays ; four
pages; size 22x29; subscription $2; estab
lished 1875 ; John T. Roberts, editor and pub-
lisher ; circulation J.
BEDFORD, C. H., Bedford Co., 2,500t
pop., on Rayston branch of Juniata r., and
Bedford division of Pennsylvania Central
Rd., 52 m. from Huntington. Situated near
Bedford Mineral Springs. Developing an
iron manufacturing interest. Deposit of
hematite and fossil ores and lime-stone
found.
GAZETTE; Fridays; democratic; four
pages ; size 29x42 ; subscription $2 ; established
1805 ; J. M. Reynolds and E. F. Kerr, editors ;
Gazette Publishing Co., publishers ; circula-
tion J 1.
INQUIRER; Fridays; republican ; four
pages ; size 28x42 ; subscription $3 ; estab-
lished 1828 ; Mull in & Buckingham, editors
and publishers ; circulation J 1.
BELLEFONTE, C. H., Centre Co.,
3,5(;k1+ pop., in Spring township, at terminus
of Bellefonte branch of Bald Eagle division
of Pennsylvania Central Rd., 3;3 m. from
Tyrone. Engaged in iron manufactures,
mining and general trade. Situated in one
of the richest agricultural districts in the
State.
CENTRE DEMOCRAT; Thursdays;
democratic ; eight pages ; size 30x44 ; subscrip-
tion $1 50 ; established 1879 : Shugert & Fors-
ter, editors and publishers ; circulation J.
DEMOCRATIC WATCHMAN; Fri
davs ; democratic ; eight pages ; size 28x42 ;
subscription $2 ; established 1856 ; P. G. Meek,
editor and publisher ; circulation I 1.
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PENNS YL VA NIA .
PENNS YL VA NIA .
REPUBL.ICAN; Wednesdays; republi-
can ; eight pases ; size 28x42 ; subscription $2 ;
establislied 1869 ; Edward T. Tuten, editor and
publisher ; circulation I.
BERLIN, Somerset Co., l,200t pop.,
on a branch Rd., about 108 ni. from Pitts-
burgh. Mining locality.
PROGRESSIVE CHRISTIAN; Fri
davs; united brethren; four pages; size
22x:32 ; subscription .*!l 2.5 ; established 1879 ; J.
W. Beer, editor and publisher.
BERWICK, Columbia Co., 923 pop.,
in Briar Creek township, on Susquehanna
r. and canal, and Lackawanna & Blooms-
burgh Rd., 43 m. from Scranton and 26
from Wilkes-Barre. Engaged In manufac-
turing.
INDEPENDENT; Thursdays; republi-
can ; lour pages ; size 24x36 ; subscription .$2 ;
established 18 VI ; R. S. Bowman, editor and
publisher ; circulation K 1.
BETHLEHEM, ^''orthampto7^ Co.,
4,512 pop., on Lehigh r. and North Pennsyl-
vania, Lehigh Valley and Lehigh & Susque-
hanna Rds., 54 m. from Philadelphia, 87
from New York. Engaged in manufac-
tures. Centre of an iron and coal-produc-
ing region.
TI3IES; every evening except Sunday;
four pages ; size 22x34 ; subscription $5 25 ;
established 1S67; Godshalk & Co., editors and
publishers ; circulation J 1.
DER BRUEDER BOTSCHAFTER;
Thursdays ; German ; moravian ; four pages ;
size 19x28 ; subscription .$1 50 ; established
1867 ; Rev. A. L. Oerter, editor ; Henry T. Clau-
der, publisher ; circulation K 1.
MORAVIAN; Thm-sdays; moravian;
four pages ; size 26x4<J ; subscription $2 ; es-
tablished 1856 ; Rev. A. L. Oerter, editor ;
Henry T. Clauder, publisher ; circulation
J 1.
BIRDSBORO, ^erks Co., 2,000t
pop., on Phila. & Reading and Wilmington
& Northern Rds., and Schuylkill r. Has
iron manufactures.
RECORD ; Fridays ; independent ; four
pages ; size 22x32 ; subscription $1 50 ; estab-
lished 1879 ; A. H. Ritscher, editor ; Ritscher &
McCauley, publishers ; circulation K 1.
BLAIRSVILLE, Indiana Co.
INDEPENDENT; Wednesdays; four
pages ; size 24x35 ; subscription $1 50 ; estab-
lished 1879 ; James A. Woolf , editor ; John C.
Layton, publisher.
BLOOMSBURGH, C. H., Columbia
Co., 3,400+ pop., on N. branch of Susquehan-
na r., and Lackawanna & Bloomsburgh and
Catawissa Rds., and North Branch canal,
147 m. from Philadelphia. Engaged in ag-
riculture and iron manufacturing.
COLUMBIA CO. REPUBLICAN;
Thursdays ; republican ; four pages ; size
27x41 ; subscription S2 50 ; established 1857 ;
D. A. Beckley and Jas. C. Brown, editors ;
Jas. C. Brown, publisher ; circulation J 1.
COLUMBIAN; Fridays; democratic;
four pages ; size 28x4:3 ; subscription $2 ; estab-
lished—De»/iocra* 1836, Columbian 1866, con-
solidated 1869; G. E. Elwell, editor; J, K.
Bittenbender, publisher ; circulation J 1.
DEMOCRATIC SENTINEL; Fri
days ; democratic ; four pages ; size 24x36 ;
subscription $2 ; established 1871 ; Charles M.
Vanderslice, editor and publisher ; circula-
tion J.
JOURNAL; Wednesdays; four pages;
size 22x31 ; subscription $1 ; established 1876 ;
G. A. Potter, editor and publisher ; circ'n J 1.
BLOSSBURGH, Tioga Co., l,500t
pop., on Tioga r. and Blossburgh & Corn-
ing Rd., 130 m. from Harrisburg and 41 from
Corning, N. Y. Engageid in mining and ag-
riculture.
INDUSTRIAL REGISTER; Thurs
days ; independent ; four pages ; size 26x40 ;
subscription $1 .50 ; established 1871 ; John L.
Sexton, Jr., editor and publisher ; circ'n K 1.
BOYERTOWN, Berks Co., l,200t
pop., on Colebrookdale branch of Philadel-
phia & Reading Rd., 9 m. from Pottstown
and about 18 E. of Reading. In rich agricul-
tural and mining district ; abundance of
magnetic ore.
D E M O K R A T ; Tuesdays ; German ;
democratic ; four pages ; size 24x:M ; subscrip-
tion $1 ; established 1858 ; Charles Spatz, ed-
itor and publisher ; circulation J 1.
MESSENGER; Fridays; independent;
four pages ; size 22x31 ; subscription $1 25 ;
established 1877; Clint S. Miller, editor and
publisher ; circulation K.
BRADDOCK, Allegheny Co., a newly
developed town.
SUN ; Saturdays ; four pages ; size 22x32 ;
subscription $1 ; established 1878 ; J. Addison
Wvnn, editor ; Grocers' Publishing Co., pub-
lishers.
TI3IES ; Saturdays ; eight pages ; size
26x40 ; subscription §1 ; established 1879 ; E. W.
Eisenbise, editor and publisher ; circ'n K 1.
BRADFORD, McKean Co., lO.OOOt
pop., and upwards; a rapidly-gf owing town,
located in and center of a very rich oil
region.
ERA ; everv morning except Sunday, and
SUNDAY HERALD, Sundays; daily
four pages, Sunday eight pages ; size— daily
28x44, Sunday 3(Jx44 ; subscription— tlaily $10,
Sundav $1 ; established— daily 1875, Sunday
1878 ; Longwell, Jordan & Co., publishers ; cir-
culation—dailv I, Sunday I 1.
EVENING STAR; every evening ex-
cept Sunday ; four pages ; size 24x36 ; sub-
scription $8 ; established 1879 ; Carr & Farrar,.
editors and publishers ; circulation .1 1.
SI'NDAY HERALD ; (see^ra).
SUNDAY NEWS; Sundays; indepen-
dent ; four pages ; size 28x44 ; subscription
$2 50 ; established 1879 ; Edward H. Butler,
editor and publisher ; circulation H H.
NORTHERN FIELD; monthly; com
mercial ; forty-eight pages octavo ; subscrip-
tion $3 ; established 1879 ; Theodore D. Peter-
son, editor and publisher.
BRISTOL, Bucks Co., 4,000t pop., on
Delaware r. and New York division of
Philadelphia Rd., 21 m. from Philadelphia.
Terminus of Delaware division of Penn
sylvania canal. Engaged in manuf actm-ing.
BUCKS CO. GAZETTE; Thursdays;
independent ; four pages ; size 24x36 ; sub-
scription .§1 50; established 1873; Jesse O.
Thomas, editor and publisher ; cii'culation J 1.
OBSERVER; Saturdays; four pages;
size 24x36; subscription $1 .50; established
1871 ; James Drury, editor and publisher ; cir-
culation J.
TIMES ; Saturdays ; independent ; four
pages ; size 26x40 ; subscription $1 ; estab-
lished 1879 ; Lewis A. Craft, publisher ; cir-
culation K 1.
BROOKVILLE, C. H., Jefferson Co.,
3,0<Xi+ pop., on Red Bank creek and Bennett's
branch extension of Allegheny Valley Rd.,
65 m. N. E. of Pittsburgh. Engaged princi-
pally in the lumber business. Coal and
iron abundant.
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GEO. P. ROWELL & CO'S
PENNS YL VANIA.
GRAPHIC - DEMOCRAT; Wediies
days ; democratic ; four pages ; size 27x41 ;
subscription $2 ; established 1878 ; John Mc-
Murray, editor ; McMurray & Horn, publish-
ers ; circulation J J.
JEFFERSONIAN; Wednesdays ; demo-
cratic ; four pages ; size 26x40; subscription
$1 50 ; established 186") ; James P. George, edi-
tor and publisher ; circulation K 1.
REPUBLICAN; Wednesdays; republi-
can ; four pages ; size 28x42 ; subscription $2 ;
established 1861 ; F. A. Weaver, editor ; J. R.
Weaver, publisher ; circulation J 1.
BROWNSVILLE, Fayette Co.,
4,500+ pop., on Monongahela r., 35 m. from
Pittsburgh. Coal abounds here. Manufac-
turing carried on. Steamboats from Pitts-
burgh run to this place.
ClilPPER; Thursdays; republican ; four
pages ; size 26x40 ; subscription $2 ; estab-
lished 1854 ; W. F. Applegate, editor and pub-
lisher ; circulation J.
BRYN MAWR, Montgomery Co.,
on Pennsj'lvania Rd., a few miles from
Philadelphia. A summer resort for Phila-
delphians and place of residence for many
men doing business in that city,
HOME NEWS; Fridays; four pages;
size 28x42 ; subscription .$1 50; established 1877;
F. A. Hower & Co., editors and publishers;
circulation III.
BUTLER, C. H., Butler Co., 4,000t
pop., on Couequenessing creek and Butler
extension of Western Pennsylvania division
of Pennsylvania Central Rd., 40 m. from
Pittsburgh. Surrounded by an agricultural
and mining district.
CITIZEN ; Wednesdays ; republican ;
four pages ; size 27x41 ; svibscription $2 ;
established 1863 ; J. H. and W. C. Negley, edi-
tors and publishers ; circulation J 1. tfris is
the old-established republican paper of the
county (republican), and has a larger circula-
tion in it than an y other.
DE3IOCRATIC HERAT^D ; Thurs
days ; democratic ; four pages ; size 31x44 ;
subscription $2 ; established 1842 ; J. Ziegler
& Son, editors and publishers ; circ'n J J 1.
EAGLiE; Wednesdays; republican; four
pages ; size 28x44 ; subscription $2 ; establish-
ed 1870; E. D. Robinson, editor and pub-
lisher; circulation J 1.
GAMBRIDGEBORO, Crawford
Co., l,a)0+ pop., on Atlantic & Great West-
ern Rd., 14 m. from Meadville. Agricul-
tural section.
CAMBRIDGE NEWS; Thursdays;
eight pages ; size 31x44 ; subscription $1 20 ;
established 1878; W. L. Perry, editor and
publisher ; circulation J 1.
CANONSBURG, Washington Co.,
1,500+ pop., on Chartiers Valley Rd., 20 m.
from Pittsburgh. Surrounded by a rich ag-
ricultural district.
HERALD; Fridays; eight pages; size
26x40; subscription $1 75; established 1872;
T. M. Potts, editor and publisher : circ'n K K.
RURAIi NOTES ; Thursdays ; four
pages ; size 22x32 ; subscription 50 cents ; es-
tablished 1875 ; Fulton Phillips, editor and
publisher ; circulation K.
CANTON, Bradford Co., 710 pop., on
Northern Central Rd., 40 m. N. of Williams-
port.
SENTINEL. ; Thursdays ; republican ;
four pages; size 24x35; subscription $1 50;
established 1871 ; C. E. Bullock & Co., editors
and publishers ; circulation K.
CARBONDALE, Lackawanna Co.,
PENNSYL VANIA.
6,393 pop., on Lackawanna r. and Jefferson
branch of Erie Rd., at its junction with
Delaware & Hudson Rd. Coal is found in
this vicinity.
ADVANCE; Saturdays ; republican ; four
pages ; size 28x42 ; subscription $2 ; establish-
ed 1857 ; S. S. Benedict, editor and publisher ;
circulation K 1.
CRITIC ; Saturdays ; independent ; four
pages ; size 22x32 ; subscription $1 ; estab-
lished 1879 ; A. W. Cook, editor and publisher
circulation K.
liEADER; Saturdays ; independent ; four
pages ; size 22x32 ; subscription $1 ; establish-
ed 1872 ; D. N. Lathrop, editor and publisher ;
circulation K.
CARLISLE, C. H., Cumberland Co.,
7,000+ pop., on Cumberland Valley Rd., at
junction of Pine Grove branch, 18 m. from
Harrisburg. In an agricultural district.
Seat of Dickinson College.
MIRROR; semi-weekly, Tuesdays and
Fridays ; four pages ; size 22x32 ; subscription
$1; established 1875; Joseph S. Cornman,
editor and publisher ; cii'culation 1 1.
AMERICAN VOLUNTEER; Thurs
days ; democratic ; four pages ; size 27x43 ;
subscription $2; established 1814; J. Zeam-
er, editor and publisher ; circulation I.
HERALD; Thursdays; republican; four
pages; size 27x43; subscription $2 ; establish-
ed 1801 ; Herald Printing and Publishing Co.,
publishers ; circ'n L
VALLEY SENTINEL; Fridays; inde-
pendent-democratic ; eiglit pages ; size 32x48 ;
subscription $1 75; established 1864: H. K.
Peffer, editor and publisher; circulation H.
DICKINSONIAN; monthly; twelve
pages ; size of page 10x12 ; subscription $1 ;
established 1872 ; Students of Dickinson Col-
lege, editors ; circulati(>n K ; a college paper ;
issued during the collegiate year.
CARROLLTOWN, Cambria Co.,
700+ pop., at headwaters of West Branch of
Susquehanna r. 20 m. from Johnstown. In
a thickly populated farming section. Valu-
able and extensive beds of coal and ores,
fli*e claj' and mineral paints are in the
neighborhood.
NORTHERN CA3IBRIA NEWS;
Saturdays; four pages; size 24x36; subscrip-
tion $1 50; established 1879; T. S. Williams,
editor and publisher.
CATASAUQUA, Lehigh Co., 4,500t
pop., on Lehigh Vallej' Rd., Lehigh & Susque-
hanna canal, and Catasauqua & Fogelsville
Rd., 97 m. fi'om New York and 15 from Phila-
delphia. Engaged in iron manufacturing.
DISPATCH; Saturdays; four pages;
size 26x40; subscription $1 50; established
1872 ; Edmund Randall, editor and publisher ;
circulation K K.
VALLEY RECORD; Thursdays ; four
pages ; size 26x40 ; subscription $1 ; establisli-
ed 1870 ; W. H. Bartholomew, editor and pul)-
lisher ; circulation K K.
CATAWISSA, Columbia Co., 1,614
pop., on Nortli Br. of Susquehanna r. and
on P. & R., D. L. & W. and S., H. & W. Rds.
In a wealthy and fertile farming district ;
145 m. from Phila.; settled in 1760. Manufac-
turing and business town.
NEWS ITEM; Thursdays; independent;
four pages ; size 24x31 ; subscription $1 ; es-
tablished 1878 ; Gideon E. Myers, editor and
publisher ; circulation J.
CENTRE HALL, Centre Co., SOOj
pop., on Lewisburg, Centre & Tyrone Rd.,
and on turnpike road from Bellefonte to
Lewistown, 75 m. N. W. of Harrisburg
AMERICAN NEWSPAPER DIRECTORY.
317
PENNS YL VA NIA .
PENNSYL VANIA.
CENTRE REPORTER; Thursdays;
democratic ; four pa^es ; size 28x44 ; subscrip-
tion $2 ; established 1868 ; Fred. Kurtz, editor
and publisher ; circulation J 1. Official paper
and larijeAt in the count u-
CHAMBERSBURGH,C. H.,
Franklin Co., 7,4iW+ pop., on Cumberland
Valley Rd., 52 m. from Harrisburg, 150 from
Philadelphia and 140 from Baltimore. Cen-
tre of trade, being surrounded by a popu-
lous agricultural district.
HERA ED; every morning except Sun-
day, and WEEKLY, Fridays ; four pages ;
size— daily 20x30, weekly 23x34 ; subscription
—daily $3, weekly 75 cents ; established 1878 ;
Wyeth & Kennedy, editors and publishers; cir-
culation—daily K-K, weekly 1 1. The ''HerahV
is the only daily paper in the rich and popu-
loiis Cumberland Valley of Pa. The combined
circulation of the daily and weekly ^'Herald "
is greater than any other paper in the Valley.
Advertisements in both papers for the price
of one.
FRANKEIN REPOSITORY; Wed
nesdays ; republican ; four pages ; size 29x47 ;
subscription $2 50 ; established 1790 ; John M.
Pomeroy, editor ; Franklin Repository Asso-
ciation, publishers ; circulation I.
PEOPLE'S REGISTER; Fridays;
four pages ; size 23x31 ; subscription $1 25 ;
established 1874 ; J. G. Schaff, editor and pub-
lisher : circulation J.
PUBLIC OPINION; Saturdays; repub-
lican ; four pages : size 26x38 ; subscription
$1 50 ; established 1869 ; M. A. Foltz. editor and
publisher ; circulation J J 1. Local and coun-
ty circulation exceeding all cotemporaries.
The best advertising medium in the Cumber-
land Valley. Terms cash. No objectionable
advertisements inserted.
VALLEY SPIRIT; Wednesdays ; dem-
ocratic ; four pages ; size 28x42 ; subscription
$2 50 : established 1847 ; John G. and D. A.
Orr, editors and publishers ; circulation I.
HIGHWAY OF HOLINESS; month
ly ; united brethren : twenty-four pages
octavo ; subscription 50 cents ; established
1875 ; B. G. Huber, publisher ; circulation J 1.
CHESTER, Delaware Co., IS.OOOf pop.,
on Delaware r. and Philadelphia & Wil-
mington and Baltimore Rd., 15 m. from
Philadelphia. Engaged in ship building
and manufacturing of various kinds. It has
a good harbor and is engaged in commerce
and trade.
EVENING NEWS; every evening ex-
cept Sundav ; independent ; four pages ; size
20x26 ; subscription $3 ; established 1872 ;
Evening News Publishing Co., editors and
publishers ; circulation 1 1.
TI3IES; every evening except Sunday,
and DELAWARE CO. ADVOCATE,
Saturdays ; independent ; foiu- pages ; size-
daily 19x25, weekly 27x40 ; subscription-
daily $3, weekly $1 20; established— daily
1876, weekly 1868 ; John Spencer, editor and
publisher ; circulation— daily K 1, weekly I.
DELAWARE CO. ADVOCATE;
teee Times).
DELAWARE CO. DEMOCRAT ;
Thursdays ; democratic ; four pages ; size
28x40; subscription $2; established 1867; H.
Frvsinger, editor and publisher ; circ'n J 1.
DELAWARE CO. GAZETTE; Wed
nesdays ; republican ; four pages ; size 28x42 ;
subscription $2 ; established 1879 ; C. F. R.
Hay ward, editor ; D. R. B. Nevin, publisher ;
circulation J 1.
DELAWARE CO. PAPER AND
MAIL (South Chester); Wednesdays; re-
publican ; four pages ; size 25x37 ; subscrip-
tion $1; established 1868; John McFeeters,
editor and publisher ; circulation K K 1.
DELAWARE CO. REPUBLICAN;
Fridays; republican; four pages; size 28x40;
Bubscription S2 ; established 1833 ; Y. S.
Walter, editor and publislier ; circulation J 1.
REVEILLE; monthly; twelve pages;
size of page 9x12 ; subscription $1 ; estab-
lished 1875 ; Cadets of Pennsylvania Military
Academj', editors and publishers ; a college
paper ; issued during the academic year.
CLARION, C. H. Clarion Co., l,500t
pop., on Clarion r., 75 m. N. by E. of Pitts-
burgh. Situated in an agricultural, oil-pro-
ducing and mining district.
DEMOCRAT; Thursdays; democratic;
four pages ; size 28x42 ; subscription .$2 ; es-
tablished 1840: G. F. Kribbs, editor and pub-
lisher ; circulation I i.
JACKSONIAN; Fridays; democratic;
eight pages ; size 26x40 ; subscription SI 25 ; es-
tablished 1873 ; T. W. West, editor ; West &
Rav, publishers ; circulation J.
REPUBLICAN; Thursdays; republi-
can ; four pages ; size 28x42 ; subscription ,$2 ;
established 1869; A. A. Carlisle, editor; Re-
publican Printing Co., publishers ; circula-
tion J J 1.
CLAYSVILLE, Washington Co.
SENTINEL; Fridays; independent;
four pages ; size 22x33 ; subscription $1 50 ; es-
tablished 1878 ; Horace B. Durant, editor ;
Horace B. and H. Abraham Durant, publish-
ers ; circulation K.
CROSS AND CROWN ; monthly;
baptist ; twenty pages octavo ; subscription
60 cents ; established 1879 ; Rev. J. R. Foulkes,
editor and publisher.
CLEARFIELD, C. H., Clearfield Co.,
2,000+ pop., on W. branch of Susquehanna r.,
and terminus of Tyrone and Clearfield di-
vision of Pennsylvania Central Rd., 41 m.
from Tyrone and 172 from Pittsburgh. In-
dustries—manufacturing lumber, agricul-
ture and mining coal.
CITIZEN; Thursdays; gi'eenback; eight
pages ; size 30x44 ; subscription $1 50 ; estab-
lished 1878 ; John R. Bixler, editor and pub-
lisher ; circulation K 1.
RAFTSMAN'S JOURNAL; Wednes
days ; republican ; four pages ; size 26x37 ;
subscription .$3 ; established 1854 ; S. J. Row,
editor ; S. J. Row & Son, publishers ; circula-
tion J.
REPUBLICAN; Wednesdays; demo-
cratic ; four pages ; size 31x46 ; subscription
$3; established 1827; G. B. Goodlander, edi-
tor and publisher ; circulation J J 1.
COATESVILLE, Chester Co., 3,500t
pop., on Pennsylvania Central Rd., at inter-
section of Wilmington & Reading Rd., 39 m.
from Philadelphia. A centre for paper and
woolen mills.
CHESTER VALLEY UNION; Satur
days ; republican ; four pages ; size 28x44 ;
subscription $2 ; established 1863 ; Wm. J.
and Jos. C. KaufEman, editors and publishers;
circulation J 1.
TIMES ; Thursdays ; four pages ; size
2.3x31 ; subscription §1 ; established 1879 ;
C. F. Jenkins, editor and publisher.
AMERICAN STOCK JOURNAL;
monthly ; live stock ; forty pages octavo ;
subscription $1 ; established 1864; N. P. Boyer
& Co., editors and publishers.
CHESTER VALLEY FARMER;
monthly; agricultural; four pages; size
22x31 ; subscription 25 cents ; established 1879 ;
Joseph C. Kauffman, editor and publisher.
COCHRANTON, Crawford Co., a
manufacturing, agricultural and trading
town, on Franklin branch of Atlantic &
Great Western Rd., in fine farming coun-
try.
R O H R ' S TRIGON ; Satm-days ; four
pages ; size 21x26 ; subscription 75 cents ; es-
tablished 1878 ; J. L. Rohr, editor ; J. L. Rohr
& Co., publishers.
TIMES; Saturdays; eight pages : size
26x4i); subscription $1 25; established 18i8; B.
318
GEO. P. KOWELL & GO'S
PENNS YL VANIA.
H. Odell, editor aud publisher ; circulation
K 1.
COLUMBIA, Lancaster Co., 10,000t
pop., in West Hempfield township, on Sus-
quehanna r., 27 m. from Harrisburg, on
main line of Pennsylvania Rd., at junction
of Reading & Columbia and Columbia &
Port Deposit Rds. A lumber and coal depot,
and engaged in manufacturing iron.
COURANT ; Thursdays; republican;
four pages; size 26x40; subscription $2; es-
tablished 1829 ; A. M. Rambo, editor and pub-
lisher ; circulation J 1.
HERALiD; Wednesdays; democratic;
four pages ; size 28x44 ; subscription $2 ; es-
tablished 1866; W. Hays Grier, editor and
publisher ; circulation J J 1.
SPY; Saturdays ; republican ; four pages ;
size 28x43; subscription $2 50; established
1816 ; J. W. Yocum, editor and publisher ; cir-
culation J 1. Oldest paper ; largest circula-
tion; rates loir.
CONNEAUTVILLE, Crawford Co.,
l,300t pop., in Spring township, on Erie Ex-
tension canal and Erie & Pittsburgh Rd.,
113 m. from Pittsburgh and 35 from Erie.
Agi'iculture and manufacturing are the
chief industries.
COURIER; Thursdays ; republican ;
four pages ; size 28x44 ; subscription $2 50 ; es-
tablished 1847; J. E. and W. A. Rupert, edi-
tors and publishers ; circulation I I.
CONNELLSVILLE, Fmjette Co.,
3,500+ pop., on Pittsburgh, Baltimore &
Washington Rd., 57 m. E. of Pittsburgh.
Coal, limestone, iron and lumber are the
principal features of industiy.
FAYETTE MONITOR; Wednesdays;
democratic; four pages ; size 26x40; subscrip-
tion $2 ; established 1871 ; D. P. Stentz, editor
and publisher ; circulation K 1.
KEYSTONE COURIER; Fridays;
democratic ; four pages ; size 26x40 ; subscrip-
tion $2 ; established 1879 ; E. V. Goodchild and
H. P. Snyder, editors and publishers.
CONSHOHOCKEN, Montgomery
Co., 4,IK1)+ pop., on Schuylkill r., and Phila-
delphia & Reading Rd., 14 m. N. W. of Phila-
delphia. Engaged in the manufacture of
gas and water pipes, and iron manufacture
generally.
RECORDER; Saturdays; non-partisan,;
four pages ; size 21x36 ; subscription $1 50 ;
established 1877 ; Mark H. Wrigley, editor and
publisher ; circulation K.
CORRY,-2^?-ie Co., 6,809 pop., at PliHa-
delphia & Erie Rd., at crossing of Atlantic
Great Western Rd., and terminus of the
Buffalo, Corry & Pittsburgh and Oil Creek
& Allegheny Valley Rds., 37 m. from Erie.
A centre of trade. Engaged in oil, lumber
and iron manufactures.
HERAIjD; Thursdays; four pages; size
26x40 ; subsci-iption $1 50 ; established 1877 ; M.
H. Fenno, editor and publisher ; circ'n J 1.
TELEGRAPH; Thursdays; republi-
can ; four pages ; size 27x40 ; subscription
$1 50 ; established 1865 ; Joseph A. Pain, edi-
tor and publisher; circulation J 1.
COUDERSPORT, C. H., Potter Co.,
950+ pop., on Allegheny r., 174 m. N. of Har-
risburg.'
POTTER CO. JOURNAI.; Thursdays ;
republican ; four pages ; size 28x42 ; subscrip-
tion $1 75 ; established 1850 ; J. S. Mann, edi-
tor ; D. W. Butterworth, publisher ; eirc'n J.
PENNS YL VANIA.
POTTER ENTERPRISE; Thurs
days; four pages; size 26x42; subscription
$1 50; established 1874; Enterprise Printing
Co., editors and publishers ; circulation J 1.
CURWENSVIL.LE, Clearfield Co.,
SOO-f- pop., on W. branch of Susquehanna r..
6 m. above Clearfield.
CLEARFIELD CO. TIMES; Satur
days ; four pages ; size 25x35 ; subscription $2 ;
established 1872 ; R. H. Brainard, editor ; L.
J. Laporte, publisher; circulation K 1.
DANVILLE, C. H., Montour Co.,
8,436 pop., on N. branch of Susquehanna r.,
67 m. from Harrisburg, on Lackawanna &
Bloomsburg, Catawissa & Danville, Hazle-
ton & Wilkes-Barre Rds., 150 m. from Phila-
delphia aud 175 from New York. Iron works
and other manufactures.
INTELLIGENCER; Fridays; demo-
cratic ; four pages ; size 28x42 ; subscription
$2 50 ; established 1828 ; Thomas Chalf ant, edi-
tor and publisher ; circulation K K 1.
MONTOUR AMERICAN; Thursdays;
republican ; four pages ; size 28x42 ; subscrip-
tion $2; established 1855; J. E. Bradley and
William B. Baldy, editors and publishers ; cir-
culation K 1.
NATIONAL RECORD; Fridays; in
dependent ; four pages ; size 28x44 ; subscrip-
tion $2 ; established 1876 ; Victor A. Lotier,
editor and publisher ; circulation K 1.
DELTA, York Co., 250t pop., terminus
of Peach Bottom Railway. Produces roof-
ing slate. Farming district.
HERALD ; Tuesdays ; independent ;
four pages ; size 24x36 ; subscription $1 ; es-
tablished 1878 ; R. L. Keisling & Co., editors
and publishers ; circulation K K.
DILLSBURG, York Co., SOOf pop.,
13 m. from Harrisburg. Situated in agri-
cultural and mineral district.
BULLETIN; Fridays; independent;
four pages ; size 22x31 ; subscription $1 25 ;
established 1876 ; W. B. Beitzel, editor ; J. B.
Morrow, publisher ; circulation K.
DOWNINGTOWN, Chester Co.,
1,077 pop., on Pennsylvania Central Rd., at
junction of Waynesbui-gh brancli, and at
terminus of Chester Valley division of
Philadelphia & Reading Rd., 3:3 m. from
Philadelphia.
CHESTER CO. ARCHIVE; Satur
days ; four pages ; size 24x36 ; subscription
$2 ; established 1873 ; Harry L. Skeen, editor
and publisher ; circulation K 1.
DOYLESTOWN, C. H., Bucks Co.,
2,000+ pop., on Doylestown branch of North
Pennsylvania Rd.,28 m. from Philadelphia.
In an agricultural district and centre of
trade.
BUCKS CO. EXPRESS AND RE-
FORM ; Tuesdays ; German ; democratic ;
four pages ; size 26x39 ; subscription $1 -35 ;
established 1827 ; J. A. Daubert, editor ; Geo.
B. Hei'bert, publisher ; circulation J 1.
BUCKS CO. INTELLIGENCER ;
Saturdays ; republican ; four pages ; size
30x47 ; subscription $2 ; established 1804 ;
Paschall Bros., editors and publishers ; circu-
lation G.
BUCKS CO- MIRROR; Saturdays;
democratic ; four pages ; size 26x40 ; sub-
scription $2 ; established 1870 ; Herbert & Pat-
terson, editors ; Benj. Patterson, publisher ;
circulation K 1.
DEMOCRAT^ Tuesdays ; democratic ;
fovir pages; size .30x48; subscription $2 50 ; es-
tablished Ifeie ; W. W. H. Davis, editor and
publishei' ; circulation H 1.
AMERICiVN NEWSPAPER DIRECTORY.
319
PEXXSYLVANJA.
DER 3IOKGEN8TERX; Tuesdays;
German ; republican ; four pages; size 26x40 ;
subscription $1 T5 ; established 1836 ; Moritz
Loeb, editor and publisher ; circulation K K.
DIE WACHT; Fridays : German ; demo-
cratic ; four pages ; size 24x36 ; subscription
$115; established 1875 ; Heist & McGinty, edi-
tors and publishers ; circulation K.
DU BOIS CITY, Clearfield Co., l,500t
pop., on Driftwood br. of Allegheny Valley
Rd., 135 m. from Pittsburgh. Coal mining
and saw milling.
COURIER; Thursdays; independent;
four pages ; size 24x36 ; subscription .$1 50 ; es-
tablished 18T9 ; Warren H. Horton, editor and
publisher ; circulation K.
DUKE CENTRE, McKean Co.,5,000t
pop., 8 m. from Bradford, on line of Eldred
Rd. Engaged in oil and lumber production.
HERALiD; Sundays; four pages; size
24x:35; subscription $1 50; established 1879;
Thomas Bros., editors and publishers.
SUNDAY MORNINa NEWS; Sun
days ; four pages ; size 26x40 ; subscription
m 50 : established 1879 ; F. R. Wellington and
R. B. Carr, editors and publishers.
DUNCANNON, J'err7j Co., 2,000t
pop., on P. Rd., 11 m. from New Bloomfleld.
Engaged in manufacture of iron and nails.
RECORD ; Fridays; four pages ; size
24x36 ; subscription .$1 25 ; established 1873 ;
Lupfer & Wallis, editors and publishers ;
circulation K.
DUSHORE, Sullivan Co., GOOf pop.,
on Sullivan & State Line Rd., in a rich agri-
cultural district ; also engaged in mining,
lumbering and farming ; a thriving trade
centre.
SULLIVAN REVIEAV ; Thursdays ;
eight pages ; size 30x44 ; subscription $1 50 ;
established 1878 ; A. B. Bowman, editor and
publisher ; circulation K 1.
EASTON, C. H., Northampton Co.,
17,0<X)+ pop., on Delaware r., 57 m. from
Philadelphia. Centre of six railroads. En-
gaged in manufactiu'es and a centre of
trade.
ARGUS ; every evening except Sunday,
and WEEKLY, Fridays; democratic ; four
pases ; size— daily 24x36, weekly 28x46 ; sub-
scription—daily $3 50, weekly $2 ; established
—daily 1879, weekly 1827; Correll & Fehr, edi-
tors and publishers ; circulation— weekly 1 1.
EXPRESS; every evening except Sun-
day ; neutral ; foui' pages ; size 26x40 ; sub-
scription .$5; established 1855; George M.
Reedei-, editor and publisher ; ctrc'n J 1.
FREE PRESS; every evening except
Sunday, and W^EEKLY, Fridays; repub-
lican ; daily four pages, weekly foiu' pages ;
size— daily 22x31, weekly 31x14 ; subscription
—dally $4 50, weekly .$2 50 ; established— daily
1856, weekly 1855; D. B. Wood, editor and
publisher ; circulation— daily H, weekly I.
N O R T H A 31 P T O N CORRES-
PONDENT; Fridays; German; demo-
cratic ; four pages ; size 28x44 ; subscription
$2 ; established 1801 ; Correll & Fehr, editors
and publishers ; circulation J 1 ; issued from
the ofRce of the Argus.
SENTINEL; Thursdays; democratic;
four pages ; size 24x.38 ; subscription $2 50 ;
established 1810 ; D. H. Neiman, editor and
publisher ; circulation K.
AMERICAN MECHANICS' AD-
VOCATE; monthly; eight pages; size
23x:34 ; subscription .$1 ; established 1869 ;
Wm. M. Shultz, editor and publisher; circ'n I.
COUNCIL BRAND; monthly; im
proved order of red men ; four pages ; size
16x2:3 ; subscription .SI ; established 1879 ; T.
D. Tanner, editor and publi-sher.
PEXXS YL VA XI A .
LAFAYETTE COLLEGE JOUR-
NAL; monthly; twenty-four pages; size
of page 8x11 ; subscription $1 .50 ; established
1875; Students of Lafayette College, editors
and publishers ; circulation K ; a college
paper ; issued during the collegiate year.
EAST STROUDSBURG, Monroe
Co.
GAZETTE; Wednesdays; democratic;
foiu- pages ; size 24x.36 ;.subscription .SI ; estab-
lished 1878 ; 6. D. White, editor and publisher;
circulation K K.
EBENSBURG, C. H., Cambria Co.,
1,.500+ pop., at terminus of Ebensburg &
Creston branch of Pennsylvania Central
Rd., 11 m. from Creston. Engaged in manu-
facturing, lumber and coal mining. Ship-
ping point for northern part of county.
CAMBRIA FREEMAN; Fridays;
democratic ; four pages ; size 27x42 ; subscrip-
tion $2 ; established 1867 ; H. A. McPike, edi-
tor and publisher ; circulation J.
CAMBRIA HERALD; Fridays; re
publican ; four pages ; size 24x36 ; subscrip-
tion $2 ; established 1871 ; E. James, editor
and publisher ; circulation J.
EDENBURG, Clarion Co., 5,000t
pop., on E. S. & Clarion Rd., 20 m. S. from
Oil City by wagon road.
HERALD ; Fridays; independent; four
pages ; size 21x32 ; subscription $2 ; estab-
lished 1876 ; J. M. Gifford, editor and pub-
lisher ; circulation K.
ELDRED, McKean Co.
EAGLE; Saturdays; four pages; size
26x40 ; subscription $1 .50 ; established 1878 ;
A. D. Gould, editor and publisher ; circ'n K 1.
ELIZABETH, Allegheny Co., 3,0001
pop., on the Monongahela r. and Pittsburgh,
Virginia and Charleston Rd., 22 m. from
Pittsburgh. Engaged in coal mining and
boat building ; centre and chief shipping
point of the Monongahela coal fields. Sur-
rounded by a fine agricultural country.
HERALD ; Fridays ; independent ;
four pages ; size 24x38 ; subscription $1 75 ;
establi-shed 1873; R. T. Wiley, editor; Mc-
Ginlej^ & Wiley, publishers ; circulation K 1.
ELIZABETHTOWN, Lancaster
Co., 1,000+ pop., on Pennsylvania Central
Rd., 18 m. from Lancaster City and an equal
distance from Harrisburg, Lebanon and
York. Situated in an agricultm-al district.
CHRONICLE; Thursdays; four pages;
size 22x32 ; subscription $1 ; established 1869 ;
J. G. Westafer, editor and publisher ; circula-
tion K K.
ELKLAND, Tioga Co., 600t pop., at
the terminus of the Cowanesque Br. of the
C. C. & A. Rd., 27 m. from Corning, N. Y.
JOURNAL; Tuesdays; republican ; four
pages ; size 24x36 ; subscription $1 50 ; estab-
lished 1876 ; Fred. L. Graves, editor and pub-
lisher ; circulation J.
EMLENTON, Vemingo Co., SOOf pop.,
on Allegheny r. and Allegheny Valley Rd.,
in the midst of the oil regions. Engaged in
iron manufacttiring, mercantile pursuits
and the production of oil.
REGISTER; Fridays; independent;
four pages ; size 26x40 : subscription $1 50 ;
established 1877; A. A. Hulings, editor; Hu-
lings & Sampson, publishers ; circulation K 1.
EMPORIUM, C. H., Cameron Co.,
1,800+ pop., on Philadelphia & Erie Rd., 98
m. W. from Wllliamsport.
320
GEO. P. ROWELL & GO'S
PENNSYLVANIA.
CAMERON CO. PRESsS; Thursdays;
republican ; eiKht pages ; size '^bx-kl ; subscrip-
tion $2 ; established 18()6 ; C. B. Gould, editor
and publisher; circulation K.
INDEPENDENT; Thursdays; four
pages ; size 26x40 ; subscription $3 ; established
1867 ; S. S. Hacket, editor and publisher ; cir-
culation K.
ERIE, C. H., Erie Co., 26,000t pop.,
on Lake Erie, Erie & Beaver canal, Erie
& Pittsburgh, Philadelphia & Erie and
Lake Shore and Michigan Southern Rds.,
f)0 ni. from Buffalo. Engaged in lake com-
merce, lumber trade and manufactui'es.
Gas wells are located here.
EVENING HERAIiD ; every evening
except Sunday, and DOLLAR HER-
ALiD, Saturdays ; democratic; four pages;
size— daily 28x42, weekly 28x44 ; subscription
—daily $6, weekly $1 ; established 1878 ; cir-
culation— daily I, weekly I.
L.EUCHTTHUR3I; every evening ex-
cept Sunday, and WEEK I. Y, Thiu'sdays ;
German ; four pages ; size— daily 20x26,
weekly 26x40 ; subscription— weekly $2 ; es-
tablished 1869 ; J. F. Boyer and Chas. A. Ras-
tatter, editors and publishers ; circulation-
daily K, weekly K 1.
MORNING DISPATCH; every morn
ing except Sunday, and DISPATCH, Wed-
nesdaj-s ; republican ; four pages ; size— daily
25x38, weekly 30x47 ; subscription— daily $11,
weekly $2; established— daily 1861, weekly
1851 ; James R. Willard, editor and publisher ;
circulation — dailv I, weekly 1 1.
ADVERTISER ; Saturdays ; indepen-
dent ; four pages ; size 24x33 ; subscription 50
cents ; established 1871 ; John M. Glazier, edi-
tor and publisher ; circulation J J.
DISPATCH; (see Morning Dispatch).
GAZETTE ; Tuesdays ; republican ; four
pages ; size 28x44 ; subscription $1 50 ; estab-
lished 1820; F. A. Crandall, editor and pub-
lisher ; the Sunday Morning Gazette, same
size and contents, subscription $2, is issued
on Sundays ; circulation X.
LAKE SHORE VISITOR; Satur-
days ; catholic ; eight pages ; size 28x42 ; sub-
scription $2 20 ; established 1874 ; Rev. T. A.
Casey, editor ; Thomas F. O'Brien, publisher ;
circulation J 1.
OBSERV^ER; Thursdays; democratic;
four pages ; size 28x43 ; subscription $2 ;
established 1830 ; R. B. Brown, editor and
publisher ; cii'culation 1 1.
O JORNAL DE NOTICIAS ; Satur
days ; Portuguese ; four pages ; size 24x36 ;
subscription $2 25 ; established 1877 ; J. M.
Vincent's Sons, editors and publishers ; circu-
lation K 1.
ZUSCHAUER AM ERIE; Thursdays;
German ; republican ; four pages ; size 26x40 ;
subscription $2 ; established 1852 ; F. G. Gor-
enflo, editor and publisher ; circulation KKl.
EVERETT, Bedford Co., l,200t pop.,
on Huntingdon & Bi'oad Top Rd., 8 m. E. of
Bedford and 43 S. W. of Huntingdon. Con-
tains steam tannery, flom'ing and planing
mills, foundry and an agricultural imple-
ment factory.
PENNSYLVANIA.
BEDFORD CO. PRESS; Tuesdays;
republican ; four pages ; size 26x38 ; subscrip-
tion $2 50 ; established 1867 ; cii'culation K 1.
T'RA.Ti'KFO'RTi.PhiladeliJhia Co., 15,-
coot pop., on the Eastern Div. of the Peuna.
Rd., 6 m. from Phila., of which it is a sub-
urb. Contains impoi*tant manufactures of
cotton and w^oolen goods, chemicals, car-
riages, and steel works and iron foundries.
GAZETTE; (see Philadelphia).
HERALD; (see Philadelphia).
FRANKLIN, C. H., Venango Co.,
5,7e0t pop., on French creek, near Allegheny
r., and on Atlantic & Great Western, Frank-
lin division of Lake Shore & Michigan
Southern and Allegheny Valley Rds., 28 ra.
from Meadville. Engaged in oil trade. In
the oil regions of Pennsylvania.
INDEPENDENT PRESS; Thursdays;
four pages ; size 31x47 ; subscription $1 50 ; es-
tablished 1876 ; J. J. McLaurin, editor and
publisher ; circulation J.
VENANGO CITIZEN; Thursdays; re-
publican ; four pages ; size 28x42 ; subscrip-
tion $1 50 ; established 1854 ; Ed. W. Smiley,
editor and publisher ; circulation J 1.
VENANGO SPECTATOR J Thurs
days ; democratic ; four pages ; size 27x42 ;
subscription $2 ; established 1849 ; A. P.
Whitaker, editor and publisher ; circ'n J 1.
FREEBURGH, Snyder Co., 500t
pop., 5 m. from Susquehanna r. and 50 from
Harrisburg.
COURIER; Thursdays; republican;
four pages ; size 24x36 ; subscription $1 50 ; es-
tablished 1866 ; H. B. and C. F. Moyer, editors
and publishers ; circulation K.
FREEPORT, Armstrong Co., 1,640
pop., on Allegheny r. and Western Pennsyl-
vania division of Pennsylvania Central Rd.,
29 m. from Pittsburgh.
JOURNAL; Fridays; four pages; size
24x36; subscription $1 50; established 1876;
R. B. McKee, editor and publisher; circula-
tion K K.
GAP, Lancaster Co.
WAFFENLOSE W A E C H T E R ;
monthly ; English and German ; unsectarian ;
eight pages ; size 22x28 ; subscription 75 cents ;
established 1871 ; Samuel Ernst, editor and
publisher ; circulation J 1.
GERMANTOWN, Philadelphia Co.^
25,000+ pop., 6 m. from Phila., of which it is
a suburb, and connected with it by German-
town Br. of Reading Rd. and horse cars. I*
a manufacturing town, and engaged princi-
pally in the production of woolen yarns,
hosiery and knit goods.
COMMERCIAL; (see Philadelphia).
GUIDE: (see Philadelphia).
TELEGRAPH: (see Philadelphia).
TIMES; (see Philadelphia).
GETTYSBURGH, C. H., Adamf
Co., 3,074 pop., near Rock creek, and on
Hanover, Hanover Junction & Gettysburgk
Rd., 36 m. from Harrisburg, 52 from Balti-
more and 112 from Philadelphia.
COMPILER: Thursdays; democratic;
four pages ; size 29x46 ; subscription $2 50 ; es-
tablished 1818; H. J. Stable, editor and pub-
lisher ; circulation 1 1.
STAR AND SENTINEL; Thursdays;
republican ; four pages ; size 28x45 ; subscrip-
tion $2 50; established— S^enfmeZ 1800, Star
1828, consolidated 1867 ; D. A. Buehler, editor ;
Buehler & Co., publishers; circulation 1 1.
PENNSYLVANIA COLLEGE
MONTHLY; sixty-eight pages octavo;
subscription $1 25 ; established 1877 ; Students
of Pennsylvania College, editors and pub-
lishers ; circulation K ; a college magazine ;
issued during the collegiate year.
GIRARD, Erie Co., l,800t pop., on
Lake Shore & Michigan Southern Rd., at
junction of Erie & Pittsbm'gh Rd., 16 m.
from Erie. Surrounded by an agricultural
district.
COSMOPOLITE; Thursdays; four
pages ; size 28x44 ; subscription $2 ; estab-
lished 1867; J. Bender & Co., editors and
publishers ; circulation J 1.
AMERICAN NEWSPAPER DIRECTORY.
321
PEXNS YL VAXIA.
GIRARDVII.LE, ScImylJdll Co.
tiAZETTE ; Saturdays four pages; size
19x24 ; subscription SI ; established 1878 ; John
A. Gilger, editor and publisher; circulation K.
GLEN ROCK, York Co., l,200t pop.,
on Northern Central Rd., 42 m. from Balti-
more and Harrisburg and 16 from York. A
growing town in centre of rich farm and
iron region. Iron, woolen and rope manu-
factures, and car-works and flouring and
planing mills.
ITEM; Fridays ; independent ; four
pages ; size 28x42 ; subscription SI 50 ; estab-
lished 18T0; Seitz & Gray, editors and pub-
lishers; circulation K 1. The "Item" circu-
lates in a wealthy and enterprising agricul-
tural anclmanufacturing district in Southern
Pennsylvania and Northern Maryland, taking
in its circuit many villages and boroughs in
irhich the mercantile business is extensively
carried on. It is an excellent medium for ad-
vertisers.
GREAT BEND, Susquehanna Co.,
on D. L. & W., and Susq. R. & E. Rds., 9 m.
from Susquehanna, and 14 from Bingham-
ton, Broome Co., N. Y. Surrounded by a
good farming, grazing and dairy country.
Contains a large tannery.
^ REPORTER ; Fridays ; independent ;
four pages ; size 26x40 ; subscription $1 75 ; es-
tablished 1874; A. E. Benedict, editor and
publisher ; circulation J.
GREENCASTIiE, Franklin Co.,
1,750+ pop., on Cumberland Valley Rd., 6:3 m.
from Harrisburg. Situated in an agricul-
tural district, and engaged in manufactur-
ing agricultural implements, etc.
PRESS ; Thursdays ; four pages ; size
20x2b: subscription $1 50; established 1878;
B. F. Winger, editor and publisher.
VAL.L.EY ECHO; Tuesdays; four
pages ; size 24x36 ; subscription $2 ; estab-
lished 1867 ; George E. Haller, editor and pub-
lisher ; circulation K 1.
GREENSBURGH, C. H., Westmore-
land Co., 3,000+ pop., on Pennsylvania and
Southwest Rds., 82 m. from Pittsburgh. In
an agricultural district and centre of trade.
The "Westmoreland & Pennsylvania Gas
Coal Company ship coal from this point.
NATIONAL ISSUE; Saturdays; green-
back ; four pages ; size 24x36 ; subscription
§1 oO ; established 1877 ; circulation J J.
PENNSY LVANIA ARGUS; Wednes
days; democratic; four pages; size 28x42;
subscription $2 50 ; established 1832 ; J. M.
Laird, editor and publisher ; circulation I.
TRIBUNE AND HERALD; Tues
days ; republican ; four pages ; size 28x42 ;
subscription $1 5(J ; established— Triftune 1870,
Herald 1855 ; McAfee & Atkinson, editors and
publishers ; circulation H 1.
WESTMORELAND DEMOCRAT;
Wednesdays ; democratic ; four pages ; size
27x38 ; subscription $2 50 ; established 1818 :
Kline & Bro., editors and publishers ; circu-
lation I.
GREEN TREE (PAOLI P. o.),
Allegheny Co.
jn^^f^^.'^^^'^.^^^ MALVERN
1TE3I; Satm-days; four pages; size 22x31;
subscription $1 ; established 1878 ; H. L. Gill,
eilitor and publisher ; circulation K.
GREENVILLE, Mercer Co., 1,848
pop., on Chenango r. and Pittsbiu-gh & Erie
and Atlantic & Great Western Rds., at ter-
minus of Shenango & Allegheny Rd., 63 m.
21
PENXS YL VA NIA .
from Erie, 80 from Pittsburgh and 60 from
Cleveland. Several mills, manufactories
and coal mines. Centre of a farming
region.
ADVANCE ARGUS; Thursdays; re-
publican; tour pages; size 28x44; subscrip-
tion $1 5(J ; established 1871 ; James C. Brown
editor ; Leech & Beachler, publishers ; circu-
lation J J ].
■ ^u?*^^"^^'^^' Sataiiclays ; democratic;
eight pages ; size 30x44; subscription $1 50
established 18<<; A. D. Gillespie, editor and
publisher; circulation K 1.
HAMBURGH, Berks Co., 2,200t pop.,
in Windsor township, on Schuylkill R.,
canal, and Philadelphia & Reading Rd., 17
m. from Reading and 70 N. of Philadelphia.
Has trade in grain, leather and iron.
HAMBURGER SCHNELLPOST;
Tuesdays ; German ; democratic ; four pages'
size 21x28; subscription .§1 50; established
1841 ; Moritz P. Doering, editor and publisher ;
circulation K 1. '
ITE3I ; Saturdays ; four pages ; size 20x26 ;
subscription 50 cents ; established 1875 ; S A
Focht, editor and publisher ; circulation K.
HANOVER, York Co., 2,000t pop.,
on Penn. Rd., Frederick division, at junc-
tion of Railroad to Gettysburgh, 35. m. from
Harrisburg, 42 from Frederick, Md. Centre
of highly cultivated district.
CITIZEN; Thursdays; democratic; four
pages; size 24x36; subscription $1 50; estab-
lished 1861 ; Barton H. Knode, editor and pub-
lisher ; circulation K 1.
DER CITIZEN; Saturdays; German;
democratic ; four pages ; size 22x29 ; subscrip-
tion $1 ; established I860 ; Barton H. Knode
editor and publisher ; circulation K 1. '
HERALD: Saturdays; independent;
four pages ; size 29x41 ; subscription $1 50 ; es-
tablished 1872 ; M. O. Smith, editor ; Smith k
Bittinger, publishers ; circulation J 1.
SPECTATOR; Wednesdays; republi-
can ; four pages ; size 28x41 ; subscription $1 50 ;
established 1844; M. Leader, editor and pub-
lisher ; cii-culation K.
HARRISBURG, C. H., Dauphin Co.,
state capital, 3U,(A)U+ pop., on Susquehanna
r. and Pennsylvania Central Rd., at junc-
tion of several railroads, 106 m. W. of Phila-
delphia. Engaged in the manufacture of
iron and other articles.
INDEPENDENT; every evening except
Sunday ; four pages ; size 23x35 ; subscription
$3 2o ; established 1876 ; E. Z. Wallower edi-
tor and publisher ; circulation H H 1.
PATRIOT; every morning except Sun-
day, and WEEKLY^ Wednesdays T demo-
cratic ; daily fom- pages, weekly eight pages ;
size— daily 24x34, weekly 30x42 ; subscription
^aily $7, weekly $1 50 ; established 1853 ; Pat-
riot Publishing Co., editors and publishers ;
cu-culation- daily 1 1, weekly H.
TELEGRAPH; every evening except
Sunday, and WEEKLY, Wednesdays ; re-
publican ; four pages; size — daily 25x37,
weekly 31x47 ; subscription— dailv S7, weekly
$1 65; established— daily 1856, weekly 1828;
Charles H. Berguer, editor and publisher ;
circulation- dailv G, weeklv G G
CHURCH AlJVOCATE: Wednesdays ;
evangelical ; eight pages ; size 31x44 ; subscrip-
tion S2 ; established 1836 ; C. H. Fornev, edi-
tor ; Board of Publication of the General El-
dership of the Church of God, publishers ; cir-
culation H ; dated at Meclianicsburgh.
DAUPHIN CO. JOURNAL; Satm-
days ; German ; four pages ; size 26x39 ; sub-
scription $1 65; established 1877; F. C. A.
Schefter, editor and publisher; circulation K 1.
EVERY SATL^RDAY NIGHT; Sat
urdays ; non-partisan ; four pages ; size 24x36 ;
subscription $2 ; established 1879 ; Dr. J. R.
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PENNS YL VANIA.
Hayes, editor ; Every Saturday Night Pub-
lishing Co., publishers ; circulation J J 1.
PENNSYLVANISCHE STAATS-
ZEITUNG; Thursdays; German; demo-
cratic ; four pages ; size 27x40 ; subscription
$2 5() ; established 1866 ; J. G. Ripper, editor and
publisher; circulation H 1. Circulation 3,700.
SUNDAY HERALD; Sundays; four
pages ; size 24x36 ; subscription ,$1 50 ; estab-
lished 1879 ; Espenhain & Phinney, editors
and publishers.
CONFERENCE NEWS ; monthly ;
niethodist ; eight pages ; size 26x:^ ; subscrip-
tion 50 cents; established 1876; Rev. W. Mas-
lin Fry singer, A. M., editor ; Central Penn-
sylvania M. E. Boole Room, publishers ; circu-
lation J 1.
ITINERANT; monthly; united breth-
ren ; eight pages ; size 23x33 ; subscription 50
cents ; established 1876 ; Rev. G. W. M. Rigor,
editor ; A. L. Groff, puljlisher ; circ'n J.
SUNDAY SCHOOL GEM; monthly;
cliurch of God ; juvenile ; four pages ; size
16x23 ; subscription 25 cents ; established 1867 ;
Rev. Geo. Sigler, editor ; Board of Publication
of the General Eldership of the Church of
God, publishers ; J. H. Redsecker, manager ;
circulation F ; inserts advertisements of Sun-
day-school books, etc., onlv.
SUNDAY SCHOOL WORKMAN;
monthly ; church of God ; twenty-four pages
octavo ; subscription 75 cents ; established
1879 ; Elder P. Loucks, editor ; published by
authority of the General Eldership of the
Church of God ; J. H. Redsecker, manager ;
circulation J.
HATBORO, Montgomery Co., l,000t
pop., 15 m. from Philadelphia, on North
Pennsylvania Rd. A manufacturing town
and business centre ; public library of 8,000
vols.
PUBLIC SPIRIT ; Saturdays ; four
pages ; size 31x44 ; subscription $2 50 ; estab-
lished 1878 ; Dr. W. T. Robinson, editor and
publisher; circulation 1 1 ; published at Hat-
box'o and Jenkintown.
HAWIiEY, Wayne Co.
TI3IES; Fridays; Independent; four
pages ; size 24x36 ; subscription $1 50 ; estab-
lished 1874 ; H. P. Woodward, editor and pub-
lisher ; circulation K.
HAZLETON, Luzerne Co., 8,500t pop.,
on Lehigh Valley Rd., 15 m. from Mauch
Chunk, 120 from New York and 105 from
Philadelphia. A coal mining town.
BULLETIN; every evening except Sun-
day ; four pages ; size 14x20 ; subscription 1^3 ;
established 1879 ; Bulletin Publishing Co.,
editors and publishers ; circulation K.
SENTINEL; every morniHg except Sun-
day, and ANTHRACITE SENTINEL,
Fridays ; independent ; four pages ; size —
dailv 19x26, weekly 27x38 ; subscription— dally
$3, weekly $2 ; established— daUy 1870, week-
ly 1865 ; C. B. Snyder, editor and publisher ;
circulation— daily K, weekly J.
ANTHRACITE SEN^TINEL ; (see
DAS JOURNAL; Saturdays; German;
non-partisan ; four pages ; size 26x40 ; sub-
scription $2 ; established 1876 ; R. F. Stutzbach,
editor and publisher ; circulatioa K 1.
MOUNTAIN BEACON; Thursdays;
independent ; four pages ; size 26x40 ; sub-
scriptioji $2 ; established 1877 ; Alfred F.
Stokes, editor and publisher ; circulation K 1.
VOLKSBLATT; Saturdays; German;
eight pages ; size 30x44 ; subscription $2 ; es-
tablished 1872 ; John Dershuck, editor and
publisher ; circulation K 1.
HOLLIDAYSBURGH,C.H., Blair
Co., 4,000+ pop., on Juniata r. and Pennsyl-
vania canal, connected with Pennsylvania
Central Rd. at Altoona by branch 8 m. long.
Iron and coal mines are found here. Centre
PENNS YL VANIA.
of trade. Iron manufacturing and coal
mining the chief industries.
DEMOCRATIC STANDARD ;
Wednesdays ; democratic ; four pages ; size
26x40 ; subscription S2 50 ; established 1846 ;
O. A. Traugh, editor and publisher ; circula-
tion K 1.
REGISTER; Wednesdays; republican ;
four pages ; size 24x34 ; subscription $2 ; es-
tablished 1836 ; David Over, editor and pub-
lisher ; circulation J 1.
HONESDALE, C. H., Wayne Co.,
9,000+ pop., on Lackawaxen creek, at termi-
nus of Delaware & Hudson canal, and on
Honesdale division of Erie Rd., 135 m. from
New York city, 32 from Scranton. Engaged
in manufactui'ing and the coal trade. Del-
aware & Hudson canal transports coal from
this point to the Hudson r.
CITIZEN; Thursdays; republican ; four
pages ; size 28x42 ; subscription $2 ; estab-
lished 1868 ; Wilson & Penniman, editors and
publishers ; circulation J 1.
DAS JOURNAL; Thursdays; German;
four pages ; size 28x42 ; subscription $2 ; es-
tablished 1875 ; Nicholas Kiefer, editor and
publisher ; circulation K.
WAYNE CO. HERALD; Thursdays;
democratic ; four pages ; size 28x42 ; subscrip-
tion $2 ; established 1842 ; Thomas J. Ham,
editor and publisher ; circulation J 1.
WAYNE INDEPENDENT ; Thurs
days ; independent ; four pages ; size 28x40 ;
subscription $1 50 ; established 1878 ; Haines &
Beardsley, editors and publishers ; circula-
tion J 1.
HONEY BROOK, Chester Co.
GRAPHIC; Fridays; four pages; size
24x36 ; subscription $1 50 ; established 1879 ;
Jesse J. Dauman, editor and publisher; cir-
culation K.
HUGHESVILLE, Lycoming Co.,
800+ pop., at the terminus of Muncy Creek
Rd., 16 m. E. of Williamsport. Engaged in
manufacture of lumber, furniture, and the
shipping of lumber, bark, railroad ties and
leather. Contains a foundry and machine
shops.
ENTERPRISE ; Thursdays ; indepen-
dent democratic ; four pages ; size 26x38 ;
subscription $1 50 ; established 1874 ; R. A.
Kinsloe, editor and publisher ; cii'culation
KK.
JOURNAL; Wednesdays; democratic;
fom- pages ; size 22x31 ; subscription $1 50 ;
established 1877 ; Dan Riley, editor and pub-
lisher ; circulation K.
HULMEVILLE, Bucks Co., iOOf
pop., on Neshaminy creek, 18 m. from Phila-
delphia, 8 from Trenton, N. J., and 5 from
Bristol. Centre of trade. Engaged in cot-
ton and shawl manufacturing.
DELAWARE VALLEY ADVANCE
AND HULMEVILLE BEACON;
Thursdays ; four pages ; size 26x40 ; subscrip-
tion $1 ; established 1877 ; George Harrison,
manager; circulation J.
HUMMELSTOWN, Dauphin Co.,
1,200+ pop., on E. Pennsylvania & Lebanon
Valley branch of Philadelphia & Reading
Rd., 9 m. from Harrisburg.
SUN; Fridays; independent; four pages;
size 22x31 ; subscription $1 75 ; established
1871 ; W. R. Hendricks, editor and publisher ;
circulation K.
HUNTINGDON, C. H., Huntingdon
Co., 3,0;34 pop., on Juniata r., Pennsylvania
canal and Pennsylvania Central Rd., at
AMERICAN NEWSPAPER DIRECTORY.
328
PENNS YL VANIA.
junction of Huntingdon and Broad Top
Rd., 96 m. from Harrisburg. Engaged in
manufacturing and mining.
\E\VS ; semi-weekly, Mondays and
Tliursdays ; four pages ; size 2Ux26 ; subscrip-
tion $1 50 ; establislied 1874 ; Lindsay & Wil-
loughbv, editors and publishers; circ n J.
GLiOBE : Wednesdays; republican; four
pages ; size 28x42 ; subscription $2 ; establish-
ed 1845 ; A. Tyhurst, editor and publisher ;
circulation J J.
JOURNALi ; Fridays; republican ; four
pages ; size "28x42 ; subscription §3 ; establish-
ed 1835 ; J. A. Nash, editor and publisher ; cir-
culation J 1.
MONITOR ; Thursdays ; democratic ; f our
pages ; size 28x42 ; subscription $3 ; established
1863 ; S. L. Fleming & Co., editors and publish-
ers ; circulation J J.
PRIMITIVE CHRISTIAN AND
PIIiGRIM ; Tuesdays; brethren; sixteen
pages ; size 26x38 ; subscription §1 50 ; estab-
lished 1864; Jas. Quinter, editor; Quinter &
Brumbaugh Bros., publishers; circulation F.
HOME 3IONTHIiY.+t
INDIANA, C. H., Indiana Co., 3,000t
pop., at terminus of Indiana branch of
Pennsylvania Central Rd., 16 m. from Blairs-
vllle. Engaged in manufacturing and a
shipping point for produce, lumber, etc.
DEMOCRAT ; Thursdays ; democratic ;
four pages; size 26x40; subscription $2 50;
established 1862; J. B. Sansom, editor; J. B.
Sansom & Son, publishers ; circulation J 1.
INDIANA CO. NATION Ali; Fridays;
greenback ; four pages ; size 23x36 ; subscrip-
tion SI ; established 1878 ; F. M. Smith, editor
and publisher ; circulation K K 1.
MESSENGER; Wednesdays; indepen-
dent republican ; four pages ; size 26x40 ; sub-
scription SI 50 ; established 1856 ; J. R. Smith
& Son, editors and publishers; circulation
J Jl.
PROGRESS; Thursdays; republican;
eight pages ; size 30x44 ; subscription $2 50 ; es-
tablished 1870; R. M. Birkman, editor and
publisher ; circulation J 1.
TIMES.++
JAMESTOWN, ^fercer Co., l,500t
pop., on Erie & Pittsburgh and L. S. & M. S.
Rds., 56 m. S. of Erie. Manufactures bar-
rels, staves and finished lumber.
ERA ; Saturdays ; independent ; eight
pages ; size 26x40 ; subscription SI ; estab-
lished 1879; F. S. Alden & Bro., editors and
publishers.
JENKINTOWN, Montgomery Co.
PUBLIC SPIRIT; (see Hatboro).
JERSEY SHORE, Lycoming Co.,
1,440+ pop., on W. branch of Susquehanna
r. and Philadelphia & Erie Rd., 12 m. from
Williamsport and 13 from Lock Haven.
HERALD; Wednesdays; democratic;
four pages ; size 25x3T ; subscription .$2 75 ;
established 186:3 ; S. S. Seely, editor and pub-
lisher ; circulation J.
JOHNSTOWN, Cambria Co., 20,000t
pop., on Pennsylvania Central Rd., 78 m.
from Pittsburgh. Engaged in iron, steel,
cement, fire bricks, leather and woolen
manufacturing.
TRIBI'NE ; every evening except Sun-
day, and WEEK-Ij Y, Fridays ; republican ;
daily four pages, weekly eight pages ; size —
daily 22x30, weekly 32x44 ; subscription — daily
$5, weekly $1 50; established-— daily 1873,
weekly 1853 ; Geo. T. Swank, editor and pub-
lisher ; circulation— daily K 1, weekly J 1.
DEMOCRAT; Wednesdaj-s; democratic;
four pages ; size 30x42 ; subscription S2 50 ; es-
tablished 1863; L. D. Woodruff, editor and
publisher ; circulation J.
PENNSYL VANIA.
FREIE PRESSE; Wednesdays; Ger-
man ; democratic ; four pages ; size 26x40 ;
subscription §2 50 ; established 1872 ; C. T.
Schubert, editor and publisher; circ'n K 1.
KANE, McKean Co.
BLADE; Thursdays; independent; four
pages ; size 24x:>4 ; subscription §1 50 ; estab-
lished 1879 ; O. B. Lay and Eugene J. JUller,
editors and publishers ; circulation K.
KENNETT SQUARE, Chester Co.,
l,000f pop., on Phila. & Bait. Central Rd.,
35 m. from Philadelphia. Surrounded by
a flue agi-icultural region.
KENNETT ADVANCE ; Saturdays ;
republican ; four pages ; size 26x40 ; subscrip-
tion $1 ; established 1877 ; W. W. Polk, editor
and publisher ; circulation K K 1.
KENNETT NEWS AND ADVER-
TISER; Wednesdays ; independent ; torn-
pages ; size 24x36 ; subscription $1 ; estab-
lished 1877; T. D. Hadley, editor and pub-
lisher ; cii'culation J.
KITTANNING, C. H., Armstrong
Co., 1,889+ pop. on Allegheny r. and Alle-
gheny Valley Rd., 45 m, from Pittsburgh.
Coal and iron mines and manufactories
and iron ^'orks.
ARMSTRONG REPUBLICAN;
Wednesdays ; republican ; four pages ; size
23x44 ; subscription $1 50 ; established 1835 ; A.
G. Henrv, editor and publisher ; circulation J.
DEMOCRATIC SENTINEL ; Thurs
days ; democratic ; four pages ; size 26x36 ;
subscription .$2; established 1864; John W.
and Fred'k Rohrer, editors and publishers ;
circulation K 1.
UNION FREE PRESS; Thursdays;
republican ; fovu* pages ; size 30x42 ; subscrip-
tion SI 50 ; established 1825 ; Oswald & Glenn,
editors and publishers ; circulation K 1. >
VALLEY TIMES; Fridays; indepen-
dent ; four pages ; size 31x28 ; subscription
SI ; established 1876 ; Oswald & Simpson, edi-
tors and publishers ; circulation K.
KUTZTOWN, Berks Co., l,290t pop.,
on Allentown Rd., i}/.^ m. from Topton and
about 17 N. E. of Reading.
AMERICAN PATRIOT; Thursdays;
English and German ; four pages ; size 26x40 ;
subscription S2 ; established 1874 : A. B. Urick,
editor and publisher ; circulation K 1.
JOURNAL ; Thursdays; German; inde-
pendent ; four pages ; size 26x40 ; subscrip-
tion SI 5<J ; established 1870 ; Urick & Gehring,
editors and publishers ; circulation J 1.
NATIONAL EDUCATOR; monthly;
educational ; sixteen pages ; size 27x44 ; sub-
scription .SI ; established 1861 ; Rev. A. R.
Home, A. M., editor; A. B. Urick, publisher;
circulation J 1 ; dated at Allentown and
Kutztowu.
LANCASTER, C. H., Lancaster Co.,
2o,UiKJ+ pop., on Pennsylvania Rd., at junc-
tion of Columbia and Quarryville branches
of Reading Rd., 68 m. from Philadelphia.
Centre of trade for a populous agi-icultural
district. Engaged in agricultiu-e and manu-
factures.
EXAMINER AND EXPRESS; every
eveuing except Sunday, and AVEEKLV ,
Wednesdays ; foiu- pages ; size— daily 24x36,
weekly 31x46 ; subscription— daily S5,'weekly
S2 ; established— £a:amm«r 1827, Express 1843 ;
John A. Hiestand, editor and publisher ; cir-
culation— dailv H, weekly H 1.
INTELLICJES'CER; every evening ex-
cept Sunday, and \VEEKLir, Wednes-
days ; democratic ; four pages ; size — daily
24x36, weeklj- 31x46 ; subscription — daily 86,
weekly S2 ; established — daily 1S64, weekly
1797 ; Steinman & Heusel, editors and pub-
lishers ; circulation — daily I, weekly III.
3-24
GEO. P. RO\A ELL & GO'S
PENNSYL VANIA.
NEW ERA ; evei-y evening except Sun-
day, and WEEKLY, Saturdays; indepen-
dent-republican ; daily four pages, weekly
eight pages ; size— daily 25x36, weekly 36x50 :
subscription— daily $5, weekly $2 ; established
1877; J. M. W. Geist, editor; John B. Warfel.
pul)lisher ; circulation— daily III, weekly G 1.
Tlte "New Era" is the largest ireekly and has
double the circulation of any other paper in
the county. Advertisements ten cents a line
for the first and five cents for each subsequent
insertion. No cuts taken at any price.
BAR; Saturdays; legal; eight pages ; size
2<1x26; subscription $2; established 1869;
Pliilip D. Baker, editor; John H. Barnes,
publisher : circulation K.
DER VOLK8FREUND UND BEO-
BACHTER; Wednesdays; Geiunan ; re-
publican ; four pages ; size 28x44 ; subscrip-
tion $1 51) ; established 1808 ; John Baer's Sons,
editors and publishers ; circulation I.
DIE LATERNE; Saturdays ; German ;
democratic ; four pages ; size 28x42 ; subscrip-
tion $2 ; established 1871 ; Seibert & Schneider,
editors and publishers ; circulation J 1.
INQUIRER; Satm-days; republican;
four pages ; size 32x46 ; subscription $2 ; es-
tablished 1848 ; E. Griest, editor and publish-
er ; circulation J 1.
JOURNAL ; (see Philadelphia).
CHRISTLICHER KUNDSCHAF-
T E R ; monthly ; English and German ;
Church of God ; four pages ; size 13x20 ; sub-
scription 50 cents ; established 1869 ; John F.
Weishampel, editor and publisher ; circula-
tion K ; inserts advertisements of German
religious books, etc., only.
FARMER; monthly ; agricultural ;
twenty pages ; size of page 9x13 ; subscription
$1 25 ; established 1868 ; S. S. Rathvon, editor ;
John A. Hiestand, publisher ; circulation J.
PENNSYLVANIA SCHOOL
JOURNAL; monthly; educational ; forty
pages ; size of page 7x10 ; subscription $1 60 ;
established 1852 ; J. P. Wickersham, editor ;
Wickersham & Co., publishers ; circulation
Gl.
LANGHORNE, Bucks Co.
BEACON ; Wednesdays ; republican ; four
pages ; size 28x44 ; subscription $1 50 ; estab-
lished 1871 ; John S. Ely, editor and publisher ;
circulation J.
LANSDALE, Montgomery Co., 993t
pop., on N. Pennsylvania Rd., 22 m. from
Philadelphia, at junction of Doylestown
& Norristown Rds. Engaged In manufactur-
ing. A trade centre.
REPORTER; Thursdays; four pages;
size 24x36; subscription ,$1 ; established 1870;
J. E. Wittmer, editor and publisher ; circ'n J.
MEDICAL SUMMARY; monthly;
medical ; twenty-eight pages octavo ; sub-
scription $1 ; established 1879 ; R. H. Andrews,
M. D., editor and publisher.
LAPORTE, C. H., Sullivan Co., SOOf
pop., 107 m. from Harrisburg. Tanning,
mining, lumbering and farming the chief
industries of the county.
SULLIVAN CO. DEMOCRAT; Wed
nesdays ; democratic ; four pages ; size 22x32 ;
subscription $1 50 ; established 1851 ; Michael
Meylert, editor ; J. H. Lathrop, publisher ; cir-
culation K.
LATROBE, Westmoreland Co., 2,000t
POP-
ADVANCE; Wednesdays; independent;
four pages ; size 24x36 ; subscription $1 50 ;
established 1873 ; C. B. Fink, editor and pub-
lisher ; circulation K.
LEBANON, C. H., Lebanon Co., 8,929t
pop., on Lebanon Valley branch of Phila-
delphia & Reading Rd., 25 m. from Harris-
burg. Connected with the Schuylkill Co.
coal mines by Lebanon & Tremont Rd., and
PENNS YL VANIA.
with the Cornwall ore mines by Cornwall
Rd.
NEWS; every evening except Sunday;
four pages ; size 22x32 ; subscription $5 ; es-
tablished 1872 ; Reinhard & Sharp, editors and
publishers ; circulation K 1.
TIMES; every morning except Sundav,
independent, and VALLEY STAND-
ARD, Saturdays ; republican; four pages;
size— daily 23x31, weekly 31x45; subscription
—daily $5, weekly |2 ; established— daily 1876,
weekly 1871 ; C. M. Bowman, editor and
publisher ; circulation— daily Kl, weekly J 1.
ADVERTISER; Wednesdays; demo-
cratic ; four pages ; size 28x46 ; subscription
$2; established 1849; W. M. Breslin, editor
and publisher ; circulation J 1.
COURIER; Wednesdays; republican;
four pages ; size 28x46 ; subscription .$2 50 ;
established 1836 ;T. T. Worth editor ; Worth
& Reinoehl, publishers ; circulation H.
DER PENNSYLVANIER; Wednes
days ; German ; republican ; four pages ; size
27x42 ; subscription $1 75 ; established 1830 ;
John Yoimg & Co., editors and publishers ;
circulation I 1.
LABORER; Thursdays; English and
German ; four pages ; size 28x44 ; subscription
$2 ; established 1871 ; Jno. Young, editor and
publisher ; circulation K.
REVIEW.++
UNITED BRETHREN OBSERV-
ER ; Tuesdays ; united brethren ; four
pages ; size 24x36 ; subscription $1 50 ; estab-
lished 1873 ; Rev. E. Light, editor ; C. M. Bow-
man & Co., publishers ; circulation J 1.
VALLEY STANDARD; (see Tiwies).
WAHRER DEMORRAT; Fridays;
German ; four pages ; size 26x39 ; subscription
$1 50 ; established 1814 ; Otto Eichholz, editor
and publisher ; circulation J.
liEHIGHTON, Carbon Co., 2,000t
pop., on Lehigh r., and Lehigh Valley and
Lehigh & Susquehanna division of Central
Rd. of New Jersey, 4 m. from Mauch Chunk
and 40 W. N. W. of Easton. The industries
comprise pork-packing, stove works and
planing mills. Foundries and iron works
in vicinity.
CARBON ADVOCATE; Saturdays;
independent ; four pages ; size 25x37 ; sub-
scription $1 ; established 1872 ; H. V. Mor-
thimer, editor and publisher ; circ'n K K 1.
LE RAYSVILLE, Bradford Co.,
1,(XX)+ pop ; about 11 m. from Lehigh Valley
Rd. and 16 from N, Y. & Erie. Agricultural
district.
ADVERTISER; Fridays ; independent ;
four pages ; size 24x36 ; subscription $1 25 ;
established 1879 ; Van (lelder & Son, editors
and publishers ; circulation K.
LEWISBURGH, C. H., Union Co.,
3,121 pop., in Buffalo township, on W. branch
of Susquehanna r., 69 m. from Harrisburg.
In a populous agricultural district.
CHRONICLE; Thursdays; republican;
four pages ; size 28x42 ; subscription $1 50 ; es-
tablished 1843 ; J. R. Cornelius, editor and
publisher ; circulation K 1.
JOURNA L ; Wednesdays ; democratic ;
four pages ; size 24x36 ; subscription $2 ; estab-
lished 1865 ; F. O. Whitman, editor and pub-
lisher ; circulation K.
COLLEC4E HERALD ; monthly;
twelve pages ; size of page 10x12 ; subscription
.$1 ; established 1870 ; Theta Alpha and Euepian
Literary Societies of the University at Lewis-
burgh, editors and publishers ; circulation
K ; a college paper ; issued during the colle-
giate year.
LEWISTOWN, C. H., Mifflin Co.,
3,(XK)t pop., on Juniata r. and Pennsylvania
Canal, J^ m. from Pennsj'lvania Central
AMERICAN NEWSPAPER DIRECTORY
3-25
PEXXSYL VAXIA.
Rd., on Mifflin & Center County branch,
and Sunbury and Lewiston Rd., 61 m. W. of
Harrisburg. Engaged in agriculture and
manufactures and centre of trade.
DEMOCRAT AND SENTINEL,;
Thursdays ; democratic ; four pages ; size
27x40 ; subscription $2 ; established 1871 ; H. J.
Fosnot, editor and publisher ; circulation J.
FREE PRESS; Fridays; eight pages;
size ;3(lx44 ; subscription $1 50 ; established
1880 ; W. W. Trout, editor and publisher.
GAZETTE; Wednesdays; republican;
four pages ; size 26x40 ; subscription $2 ; es-
tablished 181)9 ; Geo. R. Frysinger, editor and
publisher: circulation J 1.
EVEKYIJODY'S LEDGER AND
IIO.HE ->IA(;AZINE.+t
XINEVILLE STATION, Crmoford
Co., 600+ pop., on Erie & Pittsburg Rd.. 45
m. from Erie. Manufactures sashes, blinds,
doors, etc. In a farming district.
LINEVILLE LEADER; Fridays; in
dependent ; four pages ; size 26x40 ; subscrip-
tion $2 ; established 1875 ; G. W. Baldwin, ed-
itor and publisher.
lilTIZ, Lancaster Co., l.IOOf pop., on
Reading & Columbia Rd. Engaged in me-
chanical pursuits mainly. Contains several
educational institutions.
RECORD; Fridays; independent; four
Bages ; size 24x36 ; subscription $1 50 ; estab-
shed 1877 ; J. F, Buch, editor and publisher ;
circulation K.
SUNBEA3I; monthly; literary; sixteen
pages ; size of page 10x12 ; subscription §1 ;
established 1877 ; John G. Zook, editor and
publisher ; circulation K K 1.
LiOCK HAVEN, C. H., Clinton Co.,
8,500t pop., on W. l^ranch of Susquehanna
r,, and Pennsylvania canal, and on Phila-
delphia & Erie Rd,, at junction of Bald
Eagle division of Pennsylvania Central Rd.
Engaged in lumber trade and manufac-
turing.
CLINTON DE3IOCRAT; Thursdays;
-democratic ; four pages ; size 29x42 ; subscrip-
tion $2; established 1841; J. C. C. Whaley,
editor and publisher ; circulation J 1.
CLINTON REPUBLICAN; Wednes
days ; republican ; four pages ; size 30x45 ;
subscription $2 .50 ; established 1839 ; J. B. G.
Kinsloe, editor and publisher ; circ'n J 1.
liYKENS, Dauphin Co., 2,500t pop.,
on Lykens Valley Rd., 43 m, from Harris-
burg. Several coal mines here. The base
of supplies of Lykens Valley coal region.
REGISTER ; Fridays ; independent ; four
pages ; size 26x40 ; subscription .§2 ; estab-
lished 1865; Samuel 3L Fenn, editor and
publisher ; circulation K 1.
McCONNELSBURG, C. H., Fulton
Co., 600+ pop., 70 m. W. by S. of Harris-
burg.
FULTON DEMOCRAT; Wednesdays;
democratic ; four pages ; size 24x36 ; subscrip-
tion $2 50 ; established 1850 ; George W. & W.
B. Skinner, editors ; William B. Skinner &
Co., publishers ; circulation K L
FULTON REPUBLICAN; Thursdays;
republican ; four pages ; size 24x36 ; subscrip-
tion .S2 ; established 1852 ; J. Z. Over, editor
and publisher ; circulation K 1.
McKEESPORT,^«e^fte7i-^ Co., lO.OOOt
pop., on Monongahela r., and Bait. & Ohio
Rd., 15 m. from Pittsburgh. Centre of coal,
lumber and wrought iron pipe trade.
Engaged in manufacturing.
PENi\S YL VAXIA.
PARAGON ; every morning except Sun-
day, and DOLLAR PARAGON, Wed-
nesdays ; daily four pages ; weekly eiglit
pages; size— daily 20x26, weekly 26x40; sub-
scription—daily $6, weekly $1 ; established-
daily 1878, weekly 1870; J. W. Pritchard,
editor and publisher; circulation— daily J,
weekly K 1.
TIMES; Saturdays; four pages; size
26x40 ; subscription $2 ; established 1871 ; S. E.
& J. V. Carothers, ejlitors and publishers;
circulation J.
McVEYTOWN, Mifflin Co., 685 pop.
JOURNAL; Thursdays; independent;
four pages ; size 24x36 ; subscription $2 ; es-
tablished 1873; E. Conrad, editor and pub-
lisher ; circulation K.
MAHANOY CITY, Schuylkill Co.,
6,500+ pop., on the Mahanoj^ creek, 13 m. N.
E. of Pottsville. Railroad connections by
the East Mahanoy branch of Philadelphia
& Reading Rd., and the Mahanoy branch of
the Lehigh Valley Rd.
RECORD; tri-weekly, Tuesdays, Thurs-
days and Saturdays ; four pages ; size 17x25 ;
subscription $1 50 ; established 1871 ; John
Parker, editor and publisher ; circulation J 1.
MAHANOY^ TRIBUNE; Saturdays;
republican; four pages ; size 26x40 ; subscrip-
tion $1 50 ; established 1879 ; A. Comrey, edi-
tor and publisher ; circulation J.
MANAYUNK, Philadelphia Co.
CHRONICLE AND ADVERTISER;
(see Philadelphia).
SENTINEL; (see Philadelphia).
MANHEIM, Lancaster Co., l,900t
pop., on Reading & Columbia Rd., at junc-
tion of Pine Grove Rd., 10 m. N. of Lancas-
ter. Engaged in agriculture, iron mining
and cigar manufacturing.
SENTINEL AND ADVERTISER;
Fridays ; independent ; four pages ; size
28x42;" subscription S2; established 1846; J.
M. Ensminger, editor and publisher ; circ'n J.
MANSFIELD, Tioga Co., l,200tpop.,
on Tioga & Elmtra State Line Rd., 35 m.
from Elmira.
ADVERTISER; Wednesdays; four
pages ; size 24x35 ; subscription $1 50 ; estab-
lished 1873 ; William A. Rowland, editor and
publisher ; circulation K 1.
MANSFIELD VALLEY, Alle-
gheny Co., 3,500+ pop., at junction of P. C. &
St. L. and Chartiers Rds., 5 m. W. of Pitts-
burgh. Contains a planing mill and lead
and coal works.
MANSFIELD ITEM; Fridays; four
pages; size 22x32; subscription $1 25; estab-
lished 1873; C. Knepper, editor and publisher ;
circulation K.
MARIETTA, Lancaster Co., 4,000t
pop., in East Donegal township, on Susque-
hanna r. and Columbia branch of Pennsyl-
vania Central Rd., 16 m. from Lancaster.
Has several iron furnaces and rolling mills
and large hollow -ware works. Engaged in
coal and lumber trade.
REGISTER; Saturdays; independent;
four pages ; size 24x38 : subscription $2 ; es-
tablished 1854 ; Percy P. Schock, editor and
publisher ; circulation K 1.
TI3IES; Saturdays; independent; four
pages ; size 24x36 ; subscription $2 50 ; estal >-
lished 1876 ; G. G. Cameron, editor and pub-
lisher; circulation J. This is the leadimj
newspaper in Northern Lancaster county, is
the fanners' organ and has the largest tovn
circulation.
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GEO. P. ROWELL & CO'S
PENNSYL VANIA.
MAUCH CHUNK, C. H., Carbon
Co., 5,000+ pop., on Lehigli r. and canal, Le-
high Valley Rd., and Lehigh & Susquehanna
division of Central Rd. of New Jersey, at
junction of Nesquehoning branch, 46 ni.
from Easton, 88 from Philadelphia and 121
from New York. A centre of coal trade.
CARBON CO. DEMOCRAT ; Satur
days ; democratic ; four pages ; size 26x40 ;
subscription $1 50; established 1878; E. H.
Ranch, editor and publisher; circulation
K K 1
COAL. GAZETTE; Fridays; republi-
can ; four pages ; size 28x44 ; subscription $2 ;
established 1830 ; circulation J.
DEMOCRAT; Saturdays; democratic;
four pages ; size 28x44 ; subscription $2 10 ;
established 1847 ; Jos. Lvnn, editor and pub-
lisher ; cii'culation J 1.
MEADVILLE, C. H., Crmvford Co.,
lO,UOOt pop., on Atlantic & Great Western
Rd., at junction of Franklin branch. Cen-
tre of a wealthy and populous district,
Crawford County being said to rank as the
leading dairy county in Pennsylvania. En-
gaged in manufacturing.
REPORTER : every morning except
Sunday, and DE3IOCRATIC MESSEN-
GER, Thursdays ; daily four pages, weekly
eight pages ; size— daily 22x34, weekly 29x4:3 ;
subscription— daily $5, weekly M 25; estab-
lished—tlaily 1878, Aveekly 1879 ■ W. E. Humel-
baugh, editor and publisher ; circulation-
daily K K 1.
REPUBEICAN: every evening except
Sunday, and VVEEKLiY, Fridays; republi-
can ; daily four pages, weekly eight pages ;
size— daily 23x35, weekly 36x46 ; subscription
—daily $6, weekly $2 ; established— daily 1865,
weekly 1851 ; J. W. H. Reisinger, editor and
publisher ; circulation— daily K 1, weekly H 1.
CRAWFORD CO. POST; Thursdays;
German ; four pages : size 27x39 ; subscrip-
tion $2 ; established 1876 ; Fritz Fries & Son,
editors and publishers ; circulation K 1. Only
German paper in Crairford county, Pe una.,
and in the whole oil region.
CRAAVFOR I) DE:>[0CRAT. ++
CRAWFORD JOIRNAE; Thurs
days; republican; eiglit pages ; size 32x46;
subscription $1 5(l; established 1848; Ernest
A. Hempstead, editor; Hempstead & Co.,
publishers ; circulation H.
DEMOCRATIC 3IESSENGER; (see
Reporter).
INDEX; Wednesdays; eight pages; size
30x44 ; subscription $1 ; established 1872 ;
George O. & Frank H. Morgan, editors and
publishers ; circulation H.
NATIONAL VINDICATOR; Fri
days ; four pages ; size 22x30 ; suljscriptiou
$1 25 ; established 1879 ; W. C. Plummer, edi-
tor; Lewis & Co., publishers; circulation J J.
CAMPUS; monthly; twenty pages; size
of page 8x11 ; subscription $1; established
1876 ; H. L. Campbell, Miss H. A. Linn, O. B
Moss, A. M. Shellits and E. M. Wood, editors ;
J. A. Wann, business manager ; circulation
K 1 ; a college paper ; issued during the col-
legiate year.
MECHANICSBURGH, Cumber-
land Co., 3,500t pop., on Cumberland Val-
ley Rd., 8 m from Harrisburg. In a fertile
agricultural district, abounding in deposits
of iron ores. Engaged in various manufac-
tures.
CHURCH ADVOCATE; (see Harris
burg).
FARMER'S FRIEND; Saturdays ; six-
teen pages; size 28x44; subscription $150;
established 1874; R. H. Thomas, editor and
publisher; circulation F.
INDEPENDENT JOURNAL,; Wed
nesdays ; independent ; four pages ; size
PENNSYLVANIA.
30x42; subscription $1 65; established 1832;
R. H. Thomas, editor and publisher ; circula-
tion J 1.
SATURDAY EVENING JOURNAL;
Saturdays ; eight pages ; size 22x28 ; subscrip-
tion 50 cents ; established 1877 ; R. H. Thomas,
Jr., editor; circulation J; issued from the
office of the Independent Journal.
MEDIA, C. H., Delaware Co., l,300t
pop., on Westchester & Philadelphia Rd.,
13 m. from Philadelphia.
DELAWARE CO. AMERICAN;
Wednesdays ; republican ; four pages ; size
32x50 ; subscript-ion $2 50 ; established 1855 ;
Vernon & Cooper, editors and publishers ;
circulation H.
DELAWARE CO. RECORD; Satur
days ; four pages ; size 30x44 ; subscription
SI 50; established 1878; J. W. Batting & Co.,
editors and publishers ; circulation J J 1.
MERCER, C. H., Mercer Co., 1,235
pop., on Neshannock creek and Shenango &
Allegheny Rd., 60 m. from Pittsburgh and 18
from Newcastle. Agriculture, mining and
stock raising carried on. The county is rich
in mineral resources and rapidly filling
with iron works.
DISPATCH: Fridays; republican; eight
pages ; size 30x44 ; subscription $1 50 ; estab-
lisned 1841 ; John I. Gordon, editor and pub-
lisher ; cii-culation 1 1.
WESTERN PRESS; Fridays; demo-
cratic ; four pages ; size 27x44 ; subscription
S2 ; established 1811 ; Wm. S. and E. L. Gar-
vin, editors and publishers ; circulation J 1.
MERCERSBURGH, Franklin Co.,
971 pop., in Montgomery township, 15 m. S.
W. of Chambersburgh. Seat of Marshall
College.
JOURNAL; Wednesdays; four pages;
size 24x32 ; subscription $1 50 ; established
1846 ; M. J. Slick, editor and publisher ; circ'n K.
ME YERSD ALE, -Somerset Co.,l,400t
pop., on Pittsburgh div. Baltimore & Ohio
Rd. Surrounded by a good agricultural
country, and centre of growing mining
district. Has manufactures ; lumber inter-
ests developing.
COMMERCIAL; Fridays ; independent;
republican ; four pages ; size 26x40 ; subscrip-
tion $2 ; established 1878 ; L. A. Smith, edi-
tor and publisher ; circulation K 1.
MIDDLEBURGH, C. h;, Snyder
Co., 500+ pop., on Sunbury and Lewis-
ton division of Pennsylvania Central Rd.,
33 m. from Lewiston and 69 from Harris-
burgh.
POST; Thursdays; republican; four
pages ; size 24x36 ; subscription $2 50 ; estab-
lished 186:3; Jerry Crouse, editor and pub-
lisher ; circulation K 1.
MIDDLETOWN, Dauphin Co.,
4,100+ pop., in Lower Swatara township, on
Susquehanna r., Pennsylvania Central Rd.,
9 m. from HaiTisburg.
JOURNAL; Thursdays; independent;
four pages ; size 26x40 ; subscription $1 45 ;
established 1854 ; J. W. Stof er, editor and pub-
lisher ; circulation K.
MIFFLINBURGH, U7iion Co.,
1,200+ pop., on Buffalo Creek, 9 m. from
Lewisburgh. In an agricultural district.
TELEGRA PH ; Wednesdays; republican;
four pages ; size 26x40 ; subscription $1 50 ;
established 1862 ; Geo. W. Schoch, editor and.
publisher ; circulation K 1.
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PENNSYLVANIA.
MIFFL.INTOWN, C. H., Juniata
Co., l,2fK)t pop., on Juuiata r., 49 m. from
Harrisburg. The Pennsylvania Central Rd.
passes along the opposite side of the
river.
DEMOCRAT AND REGISTER ;
Wednesdavs ; democratic ; four pages ; size
27x39 ; subscription $2 ; e.stablished 1847 ; Bon-
sall & Jackman, editors and publishers ; cir-
culation J.
JUNIATA H E R A L. D ; Thursdays ;
republican ; four pages ; size 24x.36 ; subscrip-
tion $1 65; established 1880; William M.
Allison, editor and publisher.
JUNIATA SENTINEL AND RE-
PUBLICAN ; Wednesdays ; republican ;
four pages ; size 26x40 : subscription $2 ; es-
tablished 1S47 ; B. F. Schweier, editor and
publisher ; cii-culation K 1.
JUNIATA TRIBUNE ; Saturdays; re
publican ; four pages ; size 27x40 ; subscrip-
tion S2 ; established 1876 ; T. D. Garman, edi-
tor and publisher ; cii-culation K 1.
MILFORD, C. H., Pike Co., 870t pop.,
on Delaware r., 97 m. from New York, and
110 from Philadelphia.
DISPATCH ; Thursdays; independent-
democratic ; four pages ; size 24x36 ; subscrip-
tion S2 ; established 1867 ; M. D. Mott, editor
and publisher ; circiUation K 1.
MILFORD SQUARE, ^ucks Co.,
38 m. by railroad N. of Philadelphia. Cen-
tre of trade for an agricultural district.
DER BUCKS CO. PATRIOT; Tliurs
days ; German ; independent ; four pages ; size
26x38 ; subscription .SI 50 ; established 1867 ;
John G. Stauffer, editor and publisher ; circu-
lation J J 1.
MENNONITISCHE FRIEDENS-
BOTE; semi-monthly; German ; mennonite;
eight pages; size 21x28; subscription SI 25;
established 1857 ; Rev. A. B. Schelly, editor ;
Eastern Mennonite Conference, publishers ;
circulation H ; inserts advertisements of re-
ligious books and periodicals onlv.
DAS HIMMELS 3IANNA ; monthly ;
German ; four pages ; size 16x23 ; subscription
25 cents ; established 1876 ; J. G. Stauffer, edi-
tor and publisher; an unsectarian Sunday-
school paper ; does not insert advertisements.
MANNA; monthly; unsectarian: four
pages ; size 17x22 ; subscription 25 cents ; es-
tablished 1878 ; John G. Stauffer, editor and
publisher ; does not insert advertisements.
MILLERSBURG, Dauphin Co.,
1,600+ pop., on the Northern Central & Sum-
mit Branch Rd., 30 m. N. of Harii.sburg. A
shipping point for Lykens Valley coal.
HERALD ; Fi-idays; independent; four
pages ; size 26x40 : subscription S2 ; established
1875 ; J. B. Seal. editor and publisher ; circ'n K 1.
MILLERTON, Tioga Co.
ADVOCATE ; Fridays ; independent ;
four pages ; size 24x.34 ; subscription .SI 50 ;
established 1877 ; Han-y T. Graves, editor and
publisher ; circulation K.
MILLHEIM, Centre Co.
JOURNAL; Thursdays; four pages;
size 24x36 ; subscription $1 25 ; established
1827 ; B. O. Deininger, editor ; Walter & Dein-
inger, publishers ; circulation K.
MILL VILLAGE, Erie Co., on
Atlantic & Gt. Western Rd. Trade centre
of rich dairying and farming district. Has
large manufacturing interests.
HERALD; Wednesdavs; independent;
four pages ; size 24xa5 ; established 1876 ; C. C.
Wright, editor and publisher ; circulation K.
MILTON, Xorthumherland Co., 5,000t
pop., on W. branch of Susquehanna r. and
PENNSYL VANIA.
Pennsylvania Canal, at junction of Cata-
wissa with Philadelphia & Erie Rd., 13 m.
N. of Sunbury, in a rich agricultural com-
munity. Iron manufacturing cariied on.
INDEPENDENT WEEKLY ; Thurs-
days ; democratic ; four pages ; size 28x44 ;
subscription $1 50; established 1874; W. H.
Smith, editor and publisher ; circulation J 1.
MILTONIAN ; .Fridays; republican;
four pages ; size 29x44 ; subscription $2 ; es-
tablished 1816 ; L. V. Housel, editor and pub-
lisher ; circulation J.
MINERSVILLE, Schuylkill Co.,
o,50u+ pop., ou :Mine Hill branch of P. & R.
Rd., 4 m. from Pottsville. Engaged in coal
mining.
SCHUYLKILL REPUBLICAN ;
Saturdays ; four pages : size :^x46 ; subscrip-
tion S2 ; established 1872 ; J. H. Zerbey, editor
and publisher ; circulation 1 1.
MONONGAHELA CITY, Wash-
ington Co., 4,316+ pop., on Monongahela r.,
30 m. S. of Pittsburgh. Engaged in manu-
factures, mining and a place of active coal
trade.
MONONGAHELA VALLEY RE-
PUBLICAN; Thursdays ; republican ; four
pages ; size 28x44 ; subscription $2 ; estab-
lished 1851 ; Chill W. Hazzard, editor ; Haz-
zard & Sou, publishers ; circulation K 1.
VALLEY RECORD; Fridays; four
pages ; size 31x42 ; subscription $1 50 ; estab-
lished 1876 ; John B. Scott & Bro., editors and
publishers ; circulation K 1.
PENNSYLVANIA RESERVE
NEWS LETTER ; monthly ; four pages ;
size 18x26 ; subscription ,$1 ; established 1860 ;
Chill W. Hazzard. editor and publisher ; cir-
culation K 1 ; inserts advertisements of inter-
est to veterans of the rebellion only.
MONTROSE, C. H., Susquehanna Co.,
1,500+ pop., 10 m. from Delaware, Lacka-
wanna & Western Rd., 165 from Phila-
delphia. In an agricultural district.
DEMOCRAT; Wednesdays ; demo-
cratic; four pages; size 27x43; subscription
•SI 50 ; established 1844 ; E. B. Hawley, editor
and publisher; circulation J 1.
INDEPENDENT REPUBLICAN ;
Mondays ; republican ; four pages ; size
30x46 ; subscription $2 ; established 1854 ;
James P. Taylor, editor and publisher ; circu-
lation H H 1.
MOUNT HOLLY SPRINGS,
Cumberland Co., 1,000+ pop., 6 m. S. of Car-
lisle and 20 S. W. of Harrisburg.
MOUNTAIN ECHO; Tuesdays; four
pages ; size 22x:W : subscription $1 25 ; estab-
lished 1871 ; R. M. Early, editor and publisher ;
circulation K.
MOUNT JOY, Lancaster Co., 2,000t
pop., on Pennsylvania Central Rd., 12 m.
from Lancaster and 24 E. of Hai-risburg.
Engaged in various manufactures. Agri-
cultural implement woi'ks located here.
HERALD; Saturdays; republican ; four
pages ; size 22x32 ; subscription §1 50 ; estab-
lished 1854 ; Jacob R. Hoffer, editor and pub-
lisher ; circulation K.
STAR AND NEWS; Thursdays; inde-
pendent ; four pages ; size 24x36 ; subscription
|l 25 ; established 1873 ; J. R. Missemer, editor
and publisher ; circulation K 1.
MOUNT PLEASANT, We.simore-
land Co., 2,400+ pop. Situated in the heart
of the "coke" country.
DAWN; Thursdays; independent; four
pages ; size 24x36 ; subscription $1 50 ; estab-
lished 1875; J. A. Stevenson, editor; J. A.
Stevenson & Co., publishers ; circulation K.
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GEO. P. KOWKLL & GO'S
PENNS YL VANIA.
TIMEH AND MINING JOURNAL, ;
Fridays ; four pages ; size 22x30 ; subscription
$1 25 ; establislied 1879 ; George N. McCain,
editor ; Times Publishing Co., publishers.
MOUNT UNION, Huntingdon Co.,
l,(XX)f pop., on Penna. Rd., 12 m. from Hun-
tingdon. Engaged in iron and leather
manufacture.
TIMES ; Fridays ; republican ; four pages ;
size 24x36 ; subscription ,$1 5() ; estal)lished 1873 ;
Webster T. Bair, editor and publisher ; circu-
lation K.
MUNCY, Lycoming Co., l,040t pop., on
W. branch of Susquehanna r., and Philadel-
phia & Erie and Catawissa Rds., 14 m. from
Williamsport. Muncy creek affords water
power, which is employed in various manu-
factures. Agriculture and lumber are the
chief industries.
LUMINARY; Fridays ; republican ;
four pages ; size 26x4() ; subscription $1 75 ; es-
tablished 1841; Wm. P. and T. B. Painter,
editors and publishers ; circulation J.
MYERSTO WN, Lebanon Co., l.SOOf
pop., on Phila. & R. Rd., and Union Canal.
A large grain and horse market. Consid-
erable iron ore is found in the surrounding
country. Seat of Palatinate College.
CHRONICLE; Saturdays; four pages;
size 22x32; subscription $1 .50; established
1875 ; W. H. Boger, editor and publisher ; cir-
culation K.
NANTICOKE, Luzerne Co., 4,600t
pop., on Susquehanna r. and Lehigh Valley
Rd.,8 m. S. W. of Wllkes-Barre. Several
coal mines here.
CHRONICIiE ; Fridays; independent;
four pages," size 22x30; subscription $1; es-
tablished 1879 ; North M. Hartman, editor and
publisher ; circulation K.
NEW BETHLEHEM, Clarion Co.,
l,000t pop., on Low Grade Div. of Allegheny
Valley Rd. , 83 m. from Pittsburgh. Coal and
lumber form the business of the town.
VINDICATOR; Thursdays; non-parti-
san ; four pages ; size 22x.30 ; subscription
iSl 50 ; established 1879 ; H. L. Hastings, editor
and publisher.
NEW BLOOMFIELD,C.H.,Perr?/
Co., 655 pop., 27 m. from Harrisburg and 5
from Pennsylvania Central Rd. Centre of
an agricultural district.
PEOPLE'S ADVOCATE AND
PRESS; Wednesdays; republican; four
pages ; size 27x42 ; subscription $2 ; established
1853 ; John H. Sheiblej', editor and publisher ;
circulation J 1.
PERRY CO. DEMOCRAT; Wednes
days ; democratic ; four pages ; size 29x41 ;
subscription $1 50 ; established 1837 ; John A.
Magee, editor and publisher ; circulation J 1.
Is the oldest paper, the largest, and the only
Democratic paper in the county. Through its
columns only can one-half the reading public
in the county be readied by advertisers.
PERRY CO. FREE:>IAN; Wednes
days ; four pages ; size 24x37 ; subscription
$2 .50 ; establislied 1840 ; .Tohn A. Baker, editor
and publisher ; circulation K 1.
TIMES; Tuesdays; independent; eight
pages ; size 27x42 ; subscription $1 50 ; estab-
lished 1867; Frank Mortimer & Co., editors
and publishers ; circulation I.
NEW BRIGHTON, Jieaver Co.,
5,000+ pop., on Beaver r., and on Pittsburgh,
Ft. Wayne & Chicago Rd., 3 m. N. of Beaver
and 30 from Pittsburgh. Mills and factories I
PENNS YL VANIA.
are furnished with water power from the
river. In a coal region. Engaged in manu-
facturing.
BEAVER VALLEY NEWS; Thurs-
days ; independent republican ; four pages ;
size 28x45 ; subscription $2 ; established 1874 ;
Frank S. Reader, editor and publisher ; circu-
lation J J.
FIELD AND RIVER; monthly; sport-
ing; twenty-four pages; size of page 9x12;
subscription $1 ; established 1877 ; John S.
Hoopes, editor and publisher ; circulation J.
NEWBURGH, Cumberland Co., 400t
pop., 6 m. from Shippensburg and 9 from
Newville. Stock and grain-raising section.
TELEPHONE ; Thursdays ; four pages ;
size 20x26 ; subscription 85 cents ; established
1879 ; D. S. Mowrej', editor and publisher.
NEW CASTLE, C. H., Lawrence Co.,
10,(X)0+ pop., on Sheuango, at junction of
New Castle Branch of Pittsburgh, Fort
Wayne & Chicago with Erie and Pitts-
biu-gh and Pittsburgh & Lake Erie with
New Castle & Franklin Rds., 52 m. from
Pittsburgh. Engaged in manufacturing
iron and mining bituminous coal.
COURANT; Fridays; republican; eight
pages ; size 31x46 ; subscription $1 50; establish-
ed 1857 ; E. S. Dui'ban, editor and publisher ;
circulation J 1.
INDEX ; Wednesdays ; temperance ; eight
pages ; size 26x40 ; subscription $1 50 ; estab-
lished 1879 ; J. T. Gleason, editor ; W. J. Ban-
non, publisher.
LAWRENCE GUARDIAN; Fridays;
republican ; four pages ; size 28x44 ; subscrip-
tion $2 ; established 1870 ; G. W. McCracken,
editor and publisher ; circulation 1 1.
PARAGRAPH; Fridays ; neutral ; eight
pages ; size 26x40 ; subscription $1 50 ; estab-
lished 1875 ; Penn & Stone, editors and pub-
lishers ; circulation J J.
NEW HOLLAND, Lancaster Co.,
1,(X)0+ pop., 59 m. W. of Philadelphia and
connected with it by railroad ; 13 m. E. of
Lancaster, in a wealthy agricultural district.
CLARION; Saturdays; independent;
four pages ; size 26x40 ; suljscription $1 50 ;
established 1873 ; George H. Ranck, editor and
publisher ; circulation J 1.
NEW MILFORD, Susquehanna Co.,
1,000^- Dop., on D., L. & W. Rd., 20 m. from
Binghamton, N. Y. Lies in good farming
quarter.
ADVERTISER; Tuesdays; indepen-
dent ; four pages ; size 22x32 ; subscription $1 ;
established 1880 ; Vail & Brown, editors and
publishers.
NEW OXFORD, Adams Co.
ITE3I ; Fridaj's ; four pages; size 23x3;3 ;
subscription $1 ; established 1879 ; H. L. Smith,
editor aiad publisher.
NEWPORT, Perrtj Co., \,U^ pop.,
on Juniata r. and Pennsylvania Central
Rd., 28 m. N. W. of Harrisburg. Grain
shipped from here and some manufactur-
ing. Principal town in Perry county.
LEDGER; Saturdays : independent ; four
pages ; size 24x36 ; subscription $1 35 ; estab-
lished 1875 ; George Shrom, editor and pub-
lisher ; circulation K.
N E W S ; Fridays ; independent ; four
pages ; size 24x36 ; subscription ,$1 75 ; estab-
lished 1869 ; Frank A. Fry, editor ; Cook & Fry,
publishers ; circulation K 1.
NEWTOWN, Bucks Co., l,-200t pop.,
14 m. S. E. of Doylestown and 10 from Tren-
ton, N. .J. In a farming district.
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PEXXSYLVANIA.
PENNS YL VAN! A.
ENTERPRISE; Saturdays; inclepen-
-dent ; four pages; size 26x43; subscription
^1 65 ; established 1868 ; E. F. Church, editor
.and publisher ; circulation J 1.
NEWVILLE, Cumberland Co., 907
pop., on Cumberland Valley Rd., 30 ni. from
Harrisburg, and 22 from Chambersburg.
ENTERPRISE; Thursdays; indepen-
dent ; four pages ; size 22x32 ; subscription
.$1 40 ; established 1871 ; J. C. Fosnot, editor
:and publisher ; circulation K 1.
STAR OF THE VALLiEY; Mondays;
independent ; four pages ; size 26x40 ; sub-
tscription $1 35 ; established 1859 ; J. B. Mor-
row, editor and publisher ; cii-culation K 1.
NORRISTOWN, C. H., Montgomery
Co., 20,000+ pop., on Schuylkill r. and canal
and Philadelphia & Reading Rd., 16 m. from
Philadelphia, at terminus of Philadelphia
& Norristown and Chester Valley Rd., and
Stony Creek bi-anch of North Pennsylvania
Rd. Engaged in iron, cotton and wool,
glass, nail and tack manufacturing. Manu-
factures shirts extensively; marble, iron
ore and lime-stone are quarried on a large
scale in neighborhood. Seat of the State
Hospital for the Insane, Eastern district.
HER AliD ; every eveningexoept Sunday,
and HERAED AND FREE PRESS,
Tuesdays ; republican ; four pages ; size —
daily 2ox38, weekly 31x4S ; subscription— daily
$5, weekly S2 ; established— daily 1869, weekly
1799 ; Morgan R. Wills, editor and publisher ;
• circulation — daily I, weekly 1 1.
GAZETTE : Tuesdays ; democratic ;
four pages ; size 25x40 ; subscription $2 ; es-
tablished 1877 ; Dr. E. L. Acker, editor and
publisher ; circulation .T.
HERALD AND FREE PRESS; (see
Herald).
i>10NTG03IERY CO. POST ; Satur
davs ; German ; democratic ; four pages ; size
26x39; subscription $1 ; established 1867; C. F.
TPlumacher, publisher : circulation K 1.
NATIONAL DEFENDER; Tuesdays;
democratic ; four pages ; size 29x41 ; subscrip-
tion .§2 ; established 1857 ; S. B. Helffenstein,
editor and publisher ; circulation I.
REGISTER AND 3IONTGOMERY
CO. DE3IOCRAT; Tuesdays ; democrat-
ic ; four pages ; size 29x43 ; subscription .$1 50 ;
•established 1801 ; Edwin K. Kneule, editor
and publisher ; circulation I.
SCHUYLKILL VALLEY SENTI-
NEL; Saturdays; four pages; size 24x36:
subscription $1 50 ; establisned 1875 ; C. F.
Plumacher, editor and publisher ; cLrcuIa-
tion K 1.
NORTH EAST, Erie Co., l,200t
pop., on L. S. &M. S. Rd., 15 m. from Erie, 75
from Buffalo. In an agricultural dlsti-lct.
Extensively engaged in grape cultui*e and
wine making. A large seminary for both
sexes located here.
AD VERTISER ; Thursdays ; Jour pages ;
size 17x24: subscription 75 cents ; established
1877 : W. E. IBelknap & Co., 'editors and pub-
lishers ; circulation K.
SUN; Saturdays; four pages ; size 28x38;
;subscription $2 50 ; established 1868 ; Cushman
Bros., editors and publishers ; circulation
J 1.
NORTHUMBERLAND, J!^orth-
umberland Co., 2,200+ pop., 2 m. from Sun-
bury. Has railroad, canal and river facili-
ties. Contains a rolling mill, nail factory
and steam saw mill.
•PUBLIC PRESS; -Fridays ; four pages ;
size 24x36 ; subscription .$2 ; established 1872 ;
'C. W. Gutelius, editor and publisher ; circu-
lation "K 1.
NORTH WALES, Montgomery Co.,
800+ pop., on N. P. Rtl., 20 m. from Philadel-
phia, and 8 from Norristown. In a rich
agricultural district ; engaged in manufac-
turing ; a trade centre.
RECORD ; Saturdays ; independent; four
pages ; size 26x40 ; subscription $1 50 ; esta))-
fished 1874 ; Wilmer H. Johnson, editor and
publisher; cii-culatiou J 1. The "Record" is
the only jjaper published in the town, uhich
is third in size in the county ; circulates among
the best readers of the county, and as an ad-
vertising medium speaks for itself. Many
Norristown merchants prefer it as an adver-
tiser to their own home papers.
OIL CITY, Venango Co., 7,000t pop.,
8 m. from Franklin, on Alleghany r. and
Oil Creek. Several railroads centre here ;
132 m. from Pittsburgh. Engaged In oil
business, quantities being shipped to Pitts-
burgh by means of steamers.
DERRICK; every morning except Sun-
day, and SUNDAY DERRICK, Sun-
davs ; republican ; daily four pages, Sunday
eight pages ; size— daily 26x40, Sunday 30x44 ;
subscription— daily $10, Sunday $1 50; es-
tablished—daily 1871, Sunday 1879; W. H.
Longwell & Co., editors and publishers ; cir-
culation—daily H 1, Sunday J 1.
ORBISONIA, Huntingdon Co., 9001
pop., on E. B. T. Rd., 11 m. from Mt. Union.
Contains two iron furnaces.
LEADER; Fridays; four pages; size
22x31 ; subscription SI 25 ; established 1874 ;
R. J. Coons & Co., editors and publishers :
circulation K.
ORWIGSBURGH, SchmjUdll Co.,
728 pop., 8 m. E. of Pottsville and 2i from
the Pottsville & Reading Rd. Boot and
shoe manufacturing the principal industry.
In an agricultural region.
TIMES; Saturdays; independent; four
pages ; size 22x32 ; subscription $1 50 ; estab-
lished 1875 ; Geo. F. Steahlin, editor and pub-
lisher ; circulation K 1.
OSCEOLA MILLS, Clearfield Co.,
1,000+ pop., 19 m. from Tyrone and 21 from
Clearfield, on Tyrone & Clearfield Rd. En-
gaged in lumbering and coal mining. Has
also a few manufactures.
OSCEOLA REVEILLE; Saturdays
four pages ; size 26x38 ; subscription $2 ; es-
tablished 1872; John B. McFadden, editor
and publisher ; circulation K 1.
OXFORD, Chester Co., l.SOOf pop.,
on Philadelphia & Baltimore Central Rd.,
52 m. from Philadelphia. Centre of an agri-
cultural district.
PRESS ; Wednesdays ; Independent ; four
pages ; size 28x40 ; subscription §2 ; estab-
lished 1866 ; Hayes & Brinton, editors and
publishers ; circulation J J 1.
PARKER CITY, Armstrong Co.,
3,000+ pop., on Allegheny Valley Rd., 83 m.
from Pittsburgh. In the heart of the lower
oil regions.
PHCENIX ; Fridays; independent; four
pages ; size 26x38 ; subscription $1 50 ; estab-
lished 1879; G. A. Needle, editor and pub-
lisher.
PARKESBURG, Chester Co., 800t
pop., on Pennsylvania Central Rd., 44 m. W.
from Philadelphia. Engaged In manufac-
turing.
CHESTER CO. TIMES; Saturdays;
330
GEO. P. ROWELL & CO'8
PENNSYLVANIA.
four pages ; size 25x36 ; subscription $1 ; es-
tablished 1874 ; A. H. Potts & Co., editors and
publishers ; circulation K
PENNSBURGH, Montgomery Co.,
rjOOt- pop., about 20 m. N. bj' W. of Norris-
town.
BAUERN FREUND IJXD DEMO-
CRAT; Tuesdays; German; democratic;
four pages ; size 28x43 ; subscription $1 50 ; es-
tablished 1827 ; A. Kneule, editor and publish-
er ; circulation III.
PERKI03IEN VALEEY PRESS ;
Tuesdays ; four pages ; size 29x43 ; subscrip-
tion $1 50 ; established 1874 ; Edwin K. Kneule,
editor and publisher ; cLi'culation K 1 ; printed
at the office of the Norristown Register.
PERKASIE, Bucks Co., 300t pop.,
on North Pa. Rd., about 80 m. N. E. of PhUa-
delphia,
BANNER; Saturdays ; English and Ger-
man ; four pages : size 20x26 ; subscription
$1 ; established 1879 ; Charles Kolbe, editor
and publisher ; circulation K.
PETROLIA, Butler Co.
RECORD ; Saturdays ; four pages ; size
24x36; subscription .$2; established 1877;
Charles E. Herr, editor and publisher.
PHILADELPHIA, C. H., Philadel-
phia Co., 763,000t pop., on Delaware and
Schuylkill rs. Great metropolis of Pennsyl-
vania. Engaged in almost all the various
kinds of manufactures. The commerce of
Philadelphia is extensive, especially the
domestic coast trade.
ABEND POST; every evening except
Sunday ; German ; four pages ; size 23x34 ; sub-
scription $6 ; established 1863 ; Friedlander &
Co., editors and publishers ; circulation F ;
ofBce 463 North Third street.
CHRONICI^E-HER AL,D ; every even
ing except Sunday ; independent -democratic ;
four pages ; size 24x36 ; subscription $6 ; estab-
lished 1866 ; Dennis F. Dealy, editor and pub-
lisher ; cii'culatiou F F 1 ; office 21 South Sev-
enth street. Largest circulation of any ttvo
or three-cent afternoon pajjer.
DAY: every evening except Sunday : four
pages ; size 23x"34 ; subscription $4 ; established
1869 ; circulation H 1 ; office North East cor.
Seventh and Jayne streets.
DEMOKRAT; every morning except
Sunday, and VEREINIGTE STAATEN
ZEITUNG, Wednesdays; German; daily
four pages, weekly eight pages ; size— daily
26x38, weekly 34x46 ; subscription— daily $8,
weekly $2 50 ; established— daily 1838, weekly
1844 ; Morwitz & Co., editors and publishers ;
circulation — daily X, weekly F ; office 612 and
614 Chestnut street.
EVENINC^ BUI.EETIN; every evening
except Sunday : eight pages ; size 32x44 ; sub-
scription .$8 ; established 1847 ; Peacock, Feth-
erston & Co., editors and publishers ; circula-
tion F F ; office 6i)7 Chestnut street.
EVENING NEWS; every evening ex-
cept Sunday ; republican ; four pages ; size
25x36 : subscription $6 ; established 1879 ; Ed-
win H. Nevin, Jr., editor and publisher ; of-
fice 713 Chestnut street.
EVENING REPUBLICAN: every
evening except Sunday ; republican ; four
pages ; size 19x26 ; subscription $3 ; estab-
lished 1874 ; C. Leslie Reilly, editor and pub-
lisher ; circulation G ; office 36 South Seventh
street.
EVENING STAR ; every evening ex-
cept Suudav ; independent ; four pages ; size
18x24 ; subscription $3 ; established 1866 ;
School & Blakely, editors and publishers ;
circulation F 1 ; office 30 South Seventh street.
EVENING TELEGRAPH ; every even-
ing except Sunday ; republican ; eight pages ;
size 32x42 ; subscription $9 ; established 1851 ;
Charles E. Warburton, publisher ; circulation
F 1 : office 108 South Third street.
PENNS YL VANIA.
FREIE PRESSE; every morning ex-
cept Sunday, SONTAGS-BLATT, Sun-
days, and DIE REPUBLIKANISCHE
FLAGGE, Thursdays; German; republi-
can ; four pages ; size 26x40 ; subscription —
daily $8, weekly $2 ; established — daily 1848,.
Sunday 1877, weekly 1836; F. W. Thomas &
Sons, editors and publishers ; circulation —
daily G 1, weekly I 1 ; office Seventh St., be-
low Chestnut.
INQUIRER; every morning except Sun-
day ; eight pages ; size 31x41 ; subscription $6 ;
established 1829 ; William W. Harding, editor
and publisher ; circulation F 1 ; office 304
Chestnut street.
NEUE ZEITUNG.++
NORTH AMERICAN; every morning
except Sunday, and TRI-WEEKLY,
Tuesdays, Thursdays and Satui-days ; com-
mercial ; four pages ; size 30x46 ; subscription
—daily $9, tri-weekly .$5 ; established 1771 ;
Clayton McMichael, editor; Morton McMi-
chael & Sons, publishers ; circulation— daily
H H, tri-weekly K 1 ; office Northwest cor.
Chestnut and Seventh streets.
PRESS: every morning except Sunday,
TRI-WEEKLY, Tues-
days, Thursdays and Sat-
urdays, and WEEK L Y,
Thursdays ; republican ;
eight pages ; size 32x46 ;
subscription— daily $8 75,
tri-weekly $4 40, weeklj--
i!;2 ; established 1857 ; Press
Co., publishers; circula-
tion— daily F F, tri-weekly
J 1 , weekly G G ; office cor-
ner Seventh and Chest-
nut streets.
PUBLIC LEDGER; every morning ex-
cept Sunday ; four pages ; size 29x4:? ; subscrip-
tion $6 ; established 1792 ; George W. Childs,
editor and publisher ; circulation A ; office
corner Sixth and Chestnut streets.
RECORD; every morning except Sun-
day ; four pages ; size 26x38 ; subscription $S :
established 1870; W. M. Singerly, editor and
publisher ; circulation B 1 ; a double sheet
is issued on Saturdays ; separate subscrip-
tion $1 ; office corner Third and Chestnut
streets.
SUN; every morning and evening except
Sunday, ITEM, Saturdays, and SUNDAY
ITEM, Sundays ; daily four pages, weekly
and Sunday eight pages ; size— dailv 18x25,
weekly and Sunday 36x50 ; subscription— daily
$3, weekly $3, Sunday $3 ; established 1847 ;
Harrington Fitzgerald, editor and publisher
of daily ; Fitzgerald & Sons, editors and pub-
lishers of weekly and Sunday ; circulation
X ; office 28 South Seventh street.
TAGEBLATT; every morning except
Sunday, and SONNTAGS-BLATT, Sun-
days ; German ; daily four pages, Sunday
eight pages ; size— daily 27x40, Sunday 27x40 ;
subscription— daily with Sunday $7 80, with-
out Sunday ii?6 20, Sunday $1 50 ; established
1877 ; Tageblatt Publishing Association, edi-
tors and publishers ; circulation— daily G G ;
office 613 Callowhill street.
TIMES: every morning, and WEEK-
LY, Saturdays ; inde-
pendent; daily four
pages, weekly and Sun-
day eight pages ; size —
daily 26x38, weeklj' and
Sunday 38x52 ; subscrip-
tion—daily $6, weekly
$2, Sunday $1 50 ; es-
tablished—daily 1875,
weekly 1877 ; Alex. K.
McClure, editor ; Frank
McLaughlin, publisher ;
circulation— daily C C,
weekly C 1 ; office cor-
ner Cliestnut and Eighth streets.
VOLKSBLATT; every morning except
Sunday, and NORD AM^RIKA, Satur-
days ; German ; daily four pages, weekly six-
teen pages ; size — daily 26x40, weekly 28x43 ;
subscription — daily $8", weekly $2 70; estab-
lished—daily 1872, weekly 1873; Dr. Joseph
AMERICAN NEWSPAPER DIRECTORY.
331,
PENNS YL VANIA.
PENNS YL VA NIA .
Bemt, editor ; Philadelphia Volksblatt So-
ciety, publishers ; circulation— tlaily G 1,
weekly G 1 ; office 23 South Seventh street.
AFIEI^D AND AFL.OAT; Saturdays;
sporting; sixteen pages; size of page 11x16;
subscription $2 ; established 1877 ; William C.
Harris, editor ; Afleld and Afloat Publishing
Co. (limited), publishers; circulation J 1;
office 50 North Seventh street.
AL,1. THE YEAK.++
A3IEK1CAN CABINET MAKER;
(see Boston, Mass.)
BIBLE BANNER; Thursdays; evan-
gelical ; eight pages ; size 28x42 ; subscription
$i ; established 18T1 ; A. A. Phelps, A. M., edi-
tor; Bible Banner Association, publishers;
circulation H ; office 506 Minor street.
BULLETIN OF THE A:»IEKICAN
IRON AND STEEL ASf^OCIATH)N ;
Wednesdays ; commercial ; eight pages ; size
of pa^e 11x14; subscription .§4; established
1866; American Iron and Steel Association,
publishers ; circulation J 1 ; office 265 South
Fourth street.
BULLION MINER; Saturdays ; finan-
cial ; eight pages ; size of page 10x13 ; sub-
scription $3 ; established 1880 ; Bullion Miner
Publishing Co., publishers ; office 122U San-
som street.
BUSINESS ADVOCATE AND
PRICE CURRENT; Thursdays: com-
mercial; four pages; size 31x44; subscrip-
tion S2; established 1869; C. H. Hooven,
editor and publisher ; circulation I 1 ; office
712 Sansoni street. The " Adrocate'' circu-
lates ireekly among three thousand retail
store-keepers and produce shippers through-
out Pennsylvania, New Jersey, Delaware and
the Western States. Advertisements published
at $2 per inch, single column, per month.
CATHOLIC STANDARD ; Satur
davs ; catholic ; eiglit pages ; size 26x50 ; sub-
scription S2 70 : established 1866 ; George D.
Wolff, editor ; Hardy & Mahony, publishers ;
circulation E 1 ; office 505 Chestnut street.
CHRISTIAN RECORDER ; Thurs
davs ; methodist ; four pages ; size 28x42 ; sub-
scription $2; established 1862; Rev. Ben j. T.
Tanner, D.D., editor ; Rev. H. M.Turner, LL. D.,
publisher ; circulation G ; office 631 Pine street.
CHRISTIAN STANDARD AND
HOME JOURNAL; Saturdays; evan-
gelical ; eight pages ; size 30x44 ; subscription
$2 15; established 1867; Rev. John S. Inskip,
editor ; National Publishing Association for
the Promotion of Holiness, publishers ; cir-
culation G 1 ; office 921 Arch street.
CHRISTIAN STATES3IAN; Thurs
days ; national ref oi'm ; twelve pages ; size of
page 11x16; subscription S2; established 1866;
T. P. Stevenson and D. McAllister, editors and
publishers ; cii'culation H 1 ; office 7 North
Tenth street.
CHRONICLE AND ADVERTISER
(Manayunk) ; Fridays ; independent ; four
pages; size 28x44; subscription .$2; establish-
ed 1869 ; James Milligan, editor and publisher
circulation J ; office 614 Chestnut street.
COMMERCIAL BULLETIN ; Wed
nesdays ; commercial ; four pages ; size
24x38 ; subscription S2 ; established 1876 ; E. L.
Townsend, editor ; W. Channing Nevin, pub-
lisher ; circulation I ; office 729 Sansom
street.
COMMERCIAL LIST AND PRICE
CURRENT: Saturdays ; commercial ; four
pages ; size 30x46 ; subscription $4 ; establish-
ed 1828 ; Stephen N. Winslow, editor and pub-
lisher ; circulation 1 1 ; office 241 Dock street.
COMMONWEALTH; Saturdays ;
democratic ; eight pages : size 32x46 ; sub-
scription S2 50; established 1874; office 705
Sansom street.
DIE NEUE WELT; Sundays; Ger-
man ; eight pages ; size 34x46 ; subscription
.$3; established 1856; H. S. Grossheim, edi-
tor and publisher ; circulation F ; office 413
Pine street.
DIE REPUBLIKANISCHE
FLA(i(xE: (see Daily F)-eie Presse).
DRYC^OODS JOl RNAL.I-t^
EMERSON BENNETT'S AVEEK-
LY ; Saturdays ; literary ; eight pages ; size
29x44; subscription $3; established 1879; Em-
erson Bennett, editor ; Emerson Bennett &
Co., publishers ; office i:^ South Third street.
EPISCOPAL RECORDER ; Wednes
davs ; reformed episcopal ; twelve pages ; size
of 'page 11x15; subscription .$3; established
1822 ; Rev. Charles W. Quick, editor and pub-
lisher ; circulation 1 1 ; office 723 South Ninth
str66t
EPISCOPAL REGISTER ; Satur
davs ; episcopal ; eight pages ; size 32x44 :
subscription $3 ; establishetl 1870 ; McCalla &
Stavelv, editors and publishers ; circulation
H 1 ; issues an edition at Baltimore, Md.;
branch office 11 Bible House, New York City ;
Philadelphia office 2.37 and 239 Dock street.
FALLS ADVERTISER AND
RIVERSIDE GAZETTE (Falls of
Schuvlkill P. O.); Fridays; four pages; size
21x28 ; subscription 50 cents ; established 1879 ;
William G. Middleton & Co., editors and pub-
lishers ; office Haywood street, Falls of
Schuvlkill.
FAMILIEN JOURNAL; (see Sonn-
tags-Joiirnal).
FRANRFORD GAZETTE ; Satm
days ; independent ; four pages ; size 28x45 ;
subscription $2 ; established 1868 ; W. F. Knott,
editor and publisher ; circulation K 1 ; office
Frankford ave. and Church street.
FRANKFORD HERALD ; Satur
davs ; independent ; four pages ; size 2(X42 ;
subscription $2 ; established 1854 ; William W.
Axe, editor and publisher ; circulation K 1 ;
office 4717 Frankford avenue.
FRIEND ; Saturdays; friends; eight
pages ; size 19x24 ; subscription $2 10 ; estab-
lished 1827 ; Association of Orthodox Friends,
editors and publishers ; John S. Stokes, busi-
ness manager; does not insert advertise-
ments ; office 116 North Fourth street.
FRIENDS' INTELLIGENCER ;
Satm-days; friends; twenty pages; size of
page 7x11; subscription $2.50; established
1844; Association of Friends, editors and
publishers ; John Comly, agent ; cii-culation
H ; office 706 Arch street.
FRIENDS' REVIEW ; Saturdays ;
friends ; sixteen pages ; size of page 7x11 ;
subscription $2 10 ; established 1847 ; James E.
Rhoads, editor ; Alice Lewis, publisher ; does
not insert advertisements ; office 109 North
Tenth street.
GERM ANTOWN COMMERCIAL ;
Saturdays ; independent ; four pages ; size
28x42 ; subscription $1 50 ; established 1877 ;
A. J. Men ill & Co., editors and publishers ;
circulation J 1; office 100 East Chelton avenue.
GERMANTOWN TELEGRAPH ;
Wednesdays ; agricultural ; four pages ; size
31x47 ; subscription $2 .50 ; established 1830 ;
Phillip R. Freas, editor and publisher ; cii-cu-
lation H 1.
GERMANTOWN TIMES; Thursdays ;
f ovir pages ; size 24x.36 ; subscription 75 cents ;
established 1877 ; O. S. Fell & Son, editors and
publishers ; circulation J ; offices 607 Chestnut
street and 102 Maplewood avenue.
GOLDEN DAYS; Satm-days; juvenile;
literarv ; eight pages ; size 29x4:3 ; subscription
$3 ; established 1880 ; James Elverson, pub-
lisher ; office corner Eighth and Locust
GUIDE (Germantown) ; Saturdays ; four
pages ; size 22x31 ; subscription .§1 ; estab-
lished 1871 ; Walter H. Bonsall & Co., editors
and publishers ; office Adams street, German-
town.
HADDOCK'S SUNSHINE.++
IRISH STANDARD; Saturdays; in-
dependent ; four pages ; size 24x36 ; subscrip-
tion $1 50 ; established 187? • Irish Standard
Publishing Co., editors and publishers ; office
716 Sansom street.
JEAVISH RECORD ; Fridays; eight
pages; size 31x44; subscription .$5 ; establish-
ed 1875; Alfred T. Jones, editor; Jewish Re-
cord Association, publishers; circulation
H ; office 614 Chestnut street.
JOURNAL; Wednesdays ; friends ;
twelve pages ; size of page 11x13 ; subscription
$2 .50 ; established 1873 ; Joseph Gibbons, edi-
tor and publisher ; circulation J 1 ; office 144
332
GEO. V. KOWELL & GO'S
PENNS YL VANIA.
PENXSYLVANIA.
North Seventh street ; dated from Philadel-
phia and Lancaster,
KEYSTONE; Saturdays ; masonic ;
eight pages ; size 27x38 ; subscription $3 ; es-
tablished 1867; Masonic Publishing Co., pub-
lishers ; circulation H 1 ; office 237 and 239
Dock street.
LEGAL. INTELLIGENCER ; Fri
days ; legal ; eight pages ; size 26x36 ; sub-
scription $3 ; established 1843 ; Henry E. Wal-
lace, Dallas Sanders and Henry C. Titus,
editors ; J. M. Power Wallace, publisher ; cir-
culation I ; office 132 South Sixth street.
LUTHERAN AND MISSIONARY;
Thursdays ; lutheran ; four pages ; size 27x44 ;
subscription $2 75 ; established 1861 ; Rev. J.
A. Seiss, D. D., editor; Rev. G. W. Frederick,
business agent ; cu'culation H 1; office 117
North Sixth street.
LUTHERAN OBSERVER; Fridays;
lutheran ; eight pages ; size 35x50 ; subscrip-
tion $3 15 ; established 1833 ; Rev. F. W. Con-
rad, D. D., editor; Lutheran Obsei-ver Asso-
ciation, publishers ; circulation F 1 ; office 524
Walnut street.
MANAYUNK SENTINEL; Fridays;
four pages ; size 21x28 ; subscription $1 ; estab-
lished 1870 ; Josephus YeakeL, editor and
publisher ; circulation K 1.
MEDICAL AND SURGICAL RE-
PORTER ; Saturdays ; medical ; thirty-six
pages octavo ; subscription $5 ; established
1858; D. G. Brinton, M. D., editor and pub-
lisher ; circulation H H 1 ; office 115 South
Seventh street.
MESSENGER ; Wednesdays; reformed
church ; eiglit pages ; size 30x44 ; subscription
$2 20 ; established 1833 ; Rev. P, S. Davis, D. D.,
editor ; Reformed Church Publication Board,
publishers ; circ'n G ; office 907 Arch street.
METHODIST; Thursdays; methodist-
episcopal ; four pages ; size 22x31 ; subscrip-
tion $1 ; established 1876 ; Rev. J. B. McCul-
lough, editor ; Publication Committee of the
Philadelphia Conference Tract Society, pub-
lishers ; circulation III; office 1018 Arch
street.
MIND AND MATTER; Saturdays;
spiritualist ; eight pages ; size 26x38 ; subscrip-
tion $2 15; established 1878; J. M. Roberts,
editor and publisher ; circulation H ; office
713 Sanson street.
NATIONAL BAPTIST; Thursdays;
baptist ; eight pages ; size 37x18 ; subscription
$2 50 ; established 1865 ; Rev. H. L. Wayland,
editor; American Baptist Publication So-
ciety, publishers ; Rev. B. Griffith, busi-
ness manager ; circulation G 1 ; office 14'20
Chestnut street.
NORD AMERIKA ; (see Volksblatt).
OCEAN GROVE RECORD ; Satur
days ; methodist ; four pages ; size 22x32 ;
subscription $1 50 ; established 1874 ; Rev. A.
Wallace, editor and publisher; circulation
J 1 ; office 14 North Seventh street.
PEOPLE'S ADVOCATE AND COM-
MERCIAL ADVERTISER; (see Pitts-
burgh).
POLYTECHNIC REVIEW; (see New
York City).
PRACTICAL FARMER; Saturdays;
agricultural ; sixteen pages ; size 29x44 ; sub-
scription $2 50 ; established 1855 ; M. J. Law-
rence, editor ; The Farmer Co., publishers ;
circulation F F ; office 518 Walnut street.
PRESBYTERIAN; Saturdays; pres-
byterian ; twenty pages ; size of page 11x16 ;
subscription $2 65 ; estalilished 1831 ; Rev. M.
D. Grier, D. D., and Rev. S. A. Mutchmore, D.
D., editors ; Mutchmore & Co,, publishei-,s ;
circulation E ; office 1512 Chestnut street ;
New York office 5:^1 Broadway.
PRESBYTERIAN JOURNAL;
Thursdays ; presbyterian ; four pages ; size
26x38 ; subscription $1 50 ; established 1875 ;
Alfred Nevin, D. D., LL. D., and Rev. J. Ford
Sutton, editors ; Rev. J. Ford Sutton, pub-
lisher ; circulation H 1 ; office 714 Sansom
PROGRESS ; Saturdays ; twenty-four
pages ; size of page 11x15 : subscription $5 ;
established 1 878 ; John W, Forney, editor and
publisher ; circulation H 1 ; office Southwest
corner of Seventh and Chestnut streets ;
issued at Philadelphia and New York ; New
York office 47 Lafayette Place.
PROGRESS (West Philadelphia).++
PROTESTANT STANDARD; Thurs
days ; anti-Romauist ; eight pages ; size 30x44 ;
subscription .$2 ; established 1878 ; Rev. James
A. McGowan, editor ; F. G. Bailey, publisher ;
circulation H H ; office 61)7 Chestnut street.
RAILWAY WORLD; Saturdays;
commercial ; thirty-two pages ; size of page
9x13; subscription $4; established 1857; U. S.
Railroad and Mining Register Co., editors
and publishers ; circulation J 1 ; office 423 Wal-
nut street.
SATURDAY EVENING POST ;
Saturdays ; literary ; sixteen pages ; size of
page 11x16 ; subscription $2 ; established 1821 ;
Bennett & Fitcii, editors and publishers ; cir-
culation D 1 ; office 726 Sansom street.
SATURDAY NIGHT ; Saturdays; lit
erary ; eight pages ; size 29x43 ; subscription
$3; established 1865; James Elverson, pub-
lisher ; circulation A 1 ; office corner Eighth
and Locust streets.
SHOE AND LEATHER REPOR-
TER ; (see New York City).
SONNTAGS JOURNAL, Sundays,
and FAMILIEN JOURNAL, Saturdays ;
German ; Sunday eight pages, weekly six-
teen pages ; size of page— Sunday 34x46, week-
ly 13x17 ; subscription— Sunday $2 50, weekly
$2 50 ; established 1876 ; F. Lisiewski and A.
Schulte, editors and publishers ; circulation —
Sunday F 1, weekly E E 1 ; office 639 Arch
street.
STODDART'S REVIEW; Saturdays;
eight pages ; size 22x29 ; subscription $3 ; es-
tablished 1880 ; J. M. Stoddart & Co., editors
and publishers ; office 727 Chestnut street.
SUNDAY ARGUS; Sundays; demo-
cratic ; four pages ; size 26x38 ; subscription
$2; established 1879; Jo. Severns & Co., edi-
tors and publishers ; office 716 Sansom street.
SUNDAY DISPATCH; Sundays; four
pages ; size 31x48 ; subscription $2 60 ; estab-
lished 1848 ; Everett & Hincken, editors and
publishers ; circulation E ; office coi-ner
Seventh and Walnut streets.
SUNDAY ITEI>I ; (see Daily Sun).
SUNDAY MERCURY; Sundays; dem-
ocratic ; four pages ; size 30x46 ; subscription
$2 ; established 1851 ; Wm. Meeser, editor
and publisher ; circulation D ; office 25 Soutli
Seventh street.
SUNDAY PRESS AND MIRROR
OF THE TIx>lES ; Sundays; eight pages;
size 36x48 ; subscription $2 ; established 1874 ;
Dennis F. Dealy, editor and publisher ; circu-
lation G 1 ; office 21 South Seventh street.
The favorite family Sunday paper.
SUNDAY REPUBLIC; Sundays ; re
publican ; four pages ; size 30x47 ; subscrip-
tion $2 50 ; established 1867 ; Hales, Keyser &
Swain, editors and publishers ; circulation
G 1 ; office 38 South Seventh street.
SUNDAY SCHOOL TI3IES ; Satur
daj's ; evangelical ; sixteen pages ; size of page
11x15; subscription $2; established 1859; H.
Clay Trumbull, Charles F. Ricliardson and
Prof. Isaac H. Hall, editors; John D. Wattles,
publisher; circ'n C C 1; office 610 Chestnut
SUNDAY TIMES; Sundays; four
pages ; size 26x40 ; subscription $2 ; estab-
lished 1863; John H. Taggart & Son, editors
and publishers ; circulation C 1 ; office 819
Walnut street.
SUNDAY TRANSCRIPT; Sundays;
four pages ; size 31x49 ; subscription $2 50 ;
established 1856 ; E. W. C. Greene, editor and
publisher ; circulation F ; office corner Chest-
nut and Seventh streets.
SUNDAY WORLD ; Sundays ; repub-
lican ; four pages ; size 28x43 ; subscription
$1 50; established 1876; H. A. Mullen, editor
and publisher ; circulation G ; office 608 Chest-
nut street.
UNITED STATES REVIEW ; Wed
nesdaj's ; insurance ; sixteen pages ; size of
page 9x13 ; subscription $3 ; established 1868 ;
R. R. Deai'den, editor and publisher ; circula-
tion J 1 ; office 406 Walnut street.
AMERICAN NEWSPAPER DIRECTORY.
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PENNSYLVANIA.
PENNSYL VANIA.
VEREINIGTE STAATEN ZEI-
TUNG; (see Daily DemokratK
YOUNG FOLKS' NEWS ; Wednes
days ; presbyterian ; juvenile ; four pages ;
size 17x24; subscription §125; established
1869; Helene J. Hicks, editor; Alfred Martien,
publisher ; circ'n G 1 ; office 621 Jajne street.
G R O C E R ; bi-weekly ; commercial ;
twenty-eight pages ; size of page 10x15 ; sub-
scription §1 : established 1879 ; Artemas Ward,
editor; Philadelphia Grocer Publishing Co.,
publishers ; office 270 South Third street. An
export edition, entitled the FOREIGN
MAILo is issued monthly ; subscription $1 ;
e.stablished 1878.
3IEDICAL. TIMES; bi-weekly; medi-
cal; thirty-eight pages; size of page 7x10;
subscription §4 ; established 1870 ; Horatio C.
Wood, M. D., editor ; J. B. Lippincott & Co.,
publishei's ; circulation I ; office 715 and 717
Market street.
AGENTS' HERAL.D ; semi-monthly ;
sixteen pages; size of page 11x16: subscription
$2 ; established 1877 ; L. L. Smith, editor ;
Agents' Publishing Co., publishers ; circu-
lation X ; office 717 Sansom street.
BARBER'S NATIONAL. JOUR-
NAL ; semi-monthly; eight pages; size
26x40 ; subscription .§1 50 ; established 1879 ;
Julius L. Rosenau & Co., editors and publish-
ers ; office 115 Arch street.
CHILD'S TREASURY ; semi-month-
ly, and 3IONTHLY ; four pages; size
14x21 ; subscription — semi-monthly 75 cents,
monthly 40 cents ; established 1859 ; Reformed
Church Publication Board, publishers ; does
not insert advertisements ; office 907 Ai'ch
street.
CHILD'S AVORLD ; semi-monthly,
and 3IONTHLY ; four pages; size 13x20 ;
subscription— semi-monthly 50 cents, monthly
25 cents ; established 1843 ; Rev. Richard New-
ton, D. D., editor ; American Sunday School
Union, publishers ; does not insert advertise-
ments ; office 1122 Chestnut street ; branch
office Bible House, New York.
COLLEGE, ACADE3I¥, SEMINA-
RY AND INSTlTUTE.t+
COVENANT; semi-monthly; reformed
episcopal ; four pages ; size 22x32 ; subscrip-
tion SI 50; established 1879; Rev. William
Newton, D. D., editor; Covenant Publishing
Co., publishers ; office 6:36 Arch street.
LEGAL AND INSURANCE RE-
PORTER 5 semi-monthly ; insurance ;
eight pages ; size 26x36 ; subscription S2 ; es-
tablished 1859 ; C. A. Palmer, editor and
publisher ; circ'n J 1 ; office 605 Sansom street.
PETERSONS' COUNTERFEIT DE-
TECTOR AND NATIONAL BANK
NOTE LIST; semi-monthly, and
3IONTHLY; financial ; forty pages ; size
of page 8x11 ; subscription— semi-monthlv §3,
monthly $1 50 ; established 18.58 ; T. B. Peter-
son & Bros., publishers ; circulation— semi-
monthly I 1, monthlj' G; office 306 Chestnut
street.
YOUNG REAPER; semi-monthly ; bap-
tist ; juvenile ; four pages ; size 14x20 ; sub-
scription 50 cents ; established 1857 ; Rev. B.
Griffith, D. D., editor ; American Baptist Pub-
lication Society, publishers ; does not insert
advertisements ; office 1420 Chestnut street.
YOUTH'S EVANGELIST ; semi
monthly ; presbyterian ; juvenile ; four
pages ; size 14x22 ; subscription 50 cents ; es-
tablished 1859 ; Rev. W. C. Jackson, editor ;
George S. Ferguson, publisher ; does not in-
sert advertisements ; office 714 Sansom sti-eet.
ADVOCATE OF CHRISTIAN
HOLINESS; monthlj' ; evangelical ; twen-
ty-eight pages ; size of page 7x10 ; subscrip-
tion SI ; established 1870 ; Rev. Wm. McDon-
ald, editor ; National Publishing Association
for the Promotion of Holiness, publishers ;
Rev. N. Inskip, agent ; circulation F ; office
921 Arch street.
AMERICAN EXCHANGE AND
REVIEW; monthly ; insui'ance ; thirtj-two
pages ; size of page 9x13 ; subscription S3 ;
established 1862 ; Re\'iew Publishing and
Printing Co., publishers ; circulation G ; office
corner Walnut and Fourth streets.
AMERICAN EXPORTER; (see New
York Citv).
AMERICAN JOURNAL OF PHAR-
3IACY; monthly; pharmaceutical; eightv-
six pages octavo ; subscription S3 ; estab-
lished 1829 ; John M. Maisch, editor ; Publish-
ing Committee College of Pharmacy, pub-
lishers ; Henry H. Wolle, business manager ;
circulation 1 1 ; office 145 North Tenth street.
AMERICAN LAW REGISTER ;
monthly ; legal ; sixty-fjour pages octavo ;
subscription $5 ; established 1852 : Hon.
James T. Mitchell, editor ; D. B. Canfield &
Co., publishers ; circulation G ; takes legal
advertisements only ; office 229 South Sixth
street.
AMERICAN NATURALIST; month-
ly ; natural sciences ; seventy-two pages oc-
tavo ; subscription .§4 : estalSlished 1867 ; Mc-
Calla & Stavely, publishers ; circulation J J ;
office 237 Dock street.
AMERICAN TEXTILE MANU-
FACTUUER ; monthly ; thirty-two pages ;
size of page 10x12; subscriDtion S3: estab-
lished 1880 ; Dr. M. Frank, editor and man-
ager ; office 717 Sansom street.
A RTHUR'S ILLUSTRATED
HOME MAGAZINE; monthly ; literary ;
seventy pages octavo ; size of page 7x10 ; sub-
scription .§2 25 ; established 1855 ; T. S. Arthur,
editor ; T. S. Arthur & Sons, publishers : cir-
culation D ; office 227 Soutli Sixth street.
AUGSBURG SUNDAY-SCHOOL
TEACHER; monthly; lutheran; thirty-
two pages octavo ; established 1875 ; Rev. H.
L. Baugher. editor ; Lutheran Board of
Publication, publishers ; circulation G 1 ;
office 42 North Ninth street.
BAPTIST TEACHER; monthly ; bap-
tist ; thirtj -six pages octavo ; subscription 75
cents ; e.stablished 1870 ; George A. Peltz, D. D.,
editor ; American Baptist Publication Society,
publishers ; Rev. B. Griffith, business man-
ager ; circulation C 1 ; • office 1420 Chestnut
street. The " Baptist Teacher " has the largest
circulation of any Baptist paper published.
It is the only jiaper of its class in a denomi-
nation numbering more than two millionme/n-
bers, and noted for its intelligence, enter-
prise, and special zeal in Sunday school work.
Though published monthly, more than 30,000
intelligent adult readers use it weekly, thus
securing to advertisers all the benefits of a
tveekly publication at an expense that makes
it in comparison by far the cheapest medium.
Circulation 32,000.
BIBLE TEACHER; monthly; presby-
terian ; twenty-four pages octavo ; subscrip-
tion 60 cents ; established 1868 ; R. Stewart &
Co., editors and publishers ; circulation H H ;
a Sunday-school lesson magazine ; office 914
Filbert street.
BRICK AND POTTERY JOUR-
NA L ; (see New York Citv).
BUILDING ASSOCIATION AND
HOME JOURNAL ; monthly; eight
pages ; size of page 11x14 ; subscription $1 ;
established 1870; Michael J. Brown, editor
and publisher ; circulation J 1 ; office 529
Commerce street.
BUSY BEE; monthly; lutheran; juven-
ile ; four pages ; size 14x21 ; subscription 40
cents ; established 1867 ; Lutheran Periodical
Association, publishers ; Covington F. Seiss,
business manager ; does not insert advertise-
ments ; office 117 North Sixth street.
CALVERT'S MAGAZINE; monthly;
literary ; twenty-eight pages octavo ; sub-
scription $1 50 ; established 1879 ; Henry
Gerner, editor ; Harry J. Calvert & Co., pub-
lishers ; circ'n J ; office 15 North Ninth street.
CA3IP NEWS; monthly ; sixteen pages ;
size of page 11x15 ; subscription SI ; estab-
lished 1867 ; National Camp Patriotic Order
Sons of America, editors and publishers ; cir-
culation 1 1 ; office 20 North Sixth street.
CARPET JOURNAL; monthly; com-
mercial ; twenty pages ; size of page 9x12 ;
subscription SI .50 ; established 1875 ; Neely &
Co., editors and publishers ; circulation K ;
office 3;30 Harmony street.
CARRIAGE MONTHLA" ; mechan
ics ; seventy-six pages ; size of page 10x13 ;
su
GEO. P. ROWELL & GO'S
PENNS YL VANIA.
subscription $3 ; establislied 1865 ; L D. "Ware,
editor and publisher ; circulation 1 1 ; office
737 Sansoni street.
CHILDREN'S FRIEND ; monthly ;
juvenile ; thirty-six pages octavo ; subscrip-
tion $156; established 1866; M. Y. Hough,
editor and publisher ; circulation H 1 ; office
706 Arch street.
CHRISTIAN CHILD; monthly ; evan
gelical ; juvenile ; four pages ; size 15x22 ;
subscription 25 cents ; established 1875 ; Mrs.
Annie Wittenmeyer, editor and publisher:
does not insert advertisements ; office 11
North Thirteenth street.
CHRISTIAN VOICES; monthly; un-
sectarian ; sixteen pages ; size of page 11x15 ;
subscription $3 ; established 1876 ; Rev. A. W.
Williams, editor ; E. P. & L. Restein, publish-
ers ; circulation E ; office 7L7 Sansom street
CHRISTIAN WOMAN ; monthly ;
evangelical ; sixteen pages ; size of page
11x15 ; subscription $1 ; established 1871 ; Mrs.
Annie Wittenmeyer, editor and publisher ;
eirc'n F 1 ; office 11 North Thirteenth street.
CONFECTIONERS' JOURNAL ;
monthly ; commercial ; twenty-eiglit pages ;
size of page 11x15 ; subscription $2 ; estab-
lished 1875 ; Confectioners' Journal Publish-
ing Co., editors and publishers ; cu'culation
I ; office 501 Chestnut street ; dated from
Philadelphia, New York, Boston and Chicago.
DENTAL COSMOS; monthly; dental;
one hundred and twenty-eight pages octavo ;
subscription $2 50 ; established 1859 ; James
W. White, M. D., D. D. S., editor ; Samuel S.
White, publisher ; an advertising sheet ; of-
fice Chestnut street, corner Twelfth ; dated at
Philadelphia, New York, Boston and Chicago.
EVANGELICAL REPOSITORY
AND UNITED PRESBYTERIAN
WORK-ER; monthly; presbyteriau ; fifty-
two pages octavo ; subscription $1 50 ; estab-
lished 1824 ; R. Stewart & Co., publishers ; cir-
culation H 1 ; office 914 Filbert street.
FARMER'S MAGAZINE AND PA-
TRON'S GUIDE; monthly; agi-icultural ;
live-stock ; twenty-two pages ; size of page
9x12 ; subscription $1 ; established 1879 ; Faulk-
ner & Wood, editors and publishers ; office 17
North Tenth street.
FARM JOURNAL ; monthly; sixteen
pages ; size 24x38 ; subscription 50 cents ; es-
tablished 1877 ; Wilmer Atkinson, editor and
publisher ; ciz'culation F F 1 ; office li4JNorth
Seventli street.
FOREIGN MAIL; (see Grocer).
GARDENEUS' ^lONTHLY AND
HORTIC ULTl K 1ST
hoi'ticultural ;
fifty-two pages ; size of page 7x10 ; subscrip-
tion $2 10 ; established 1859 ; Thomas Meehan,
editor ; Charles H. Marot, publisher ; circu-
lation H 1 ; office 814 Chestnut street,
GODEY'S LADY'S BOOK; monthly ;
literary ; fasliions ; ninety pages octavo ;
subscription $2 ; established 1830 ; Mrs. S. A.
Shields, editor ; Godey's Lady's Book Publish-
ing Co. (limited), publishers ; circulation B ;
office 1006 Chestnut street. " Godey's Lady's
Book" is furnished to publishers at a greatly
reduced rate when they use it in clubs 7cith
their own jjublicatiorts. By this means m-any
newsjyapers have largely increased their cir-
culation. Send postal cardforfullpa rticulars.
GUARDIAN; monthly ; reformed
church ; thirty-six pages octavo ; subscrip-
tion |1 25 ; established 1850 ; B. Bausman, D.
D., editor ; Reformed Church Publication
Board, publishers ; circulation I; a Sunday-
school magazine for young men and j^oung
ladies ; office 907 Arch street.
GUARDIAN ANGEL; monthly;
catholic ; juvenile ; eight pages ; size 21x28 ;
subscription 50 cents ; established .1868 ; Rev.
James OlRielly and Rev. Wm. F. Cook, edi-
tors ; Dan. F. Gillin, publisher ; circulation
C 1 ; office .724 Sansom street.
HAHNEMANNIAN MONTHLY;
homoeopathy ; seventy -four pages octavo ;
subscription $3 ; established 1865 ; circulation
J -.office 635 Arch street.
I. C. B. U. JOURNAL; monthly;
catholic'; eight pages ; size 27x38 ; subscrip-
tion 50 cents; established 1873; M. I. J. Griffin,
PENNS YL VANIA.
editor and publisher; circulation F; office
711 Sansom street.
ICE TRADE JOURNAL; monthly;
commercial ; eight pages ; size 22x32 ; sub-
scription $1 ; established 1878 ; Knickerbocker
Ice Co., editors and publishers; office N. W.
cor. Fifth and Market streets.
INTELLIGENCER; monthly; insur-
ance; eight pages; size 21x29; subscription
$1 ; established 1857 ; Geo. C. Helmbold, edi-
tor and publisher; circulation J; office 323
Walnut street.
INTERNATIONAL SCRAP BOOK
AND ILLUSTRATED MAGAZINE.++
JOURNAL OF THE FRANKLIN
INSTITUTE; monthly; scientific; eighty
pages octavo ; subscription $5 ; established
1825; Robert Briggs, editor ; Franklin Insti-
tute, publisliers ; circulation J ; office 15 South
Seventh street.
JUNIOR AMERICAN MECHANIC ;
monthly ; junior order of American mechan-
ics ; four pages ; size 19x26 ; subscription 75
cents ; established 1871 ; Edward S. Deemer,
editor ; Junior American Mechanic Associa-
tion, publishers ; circulation J J ; office 1,4:34
Hanover street.
LADIES' JOURNAL OF FASH-
IONS; monthly ; fashions; sixteen pages ;
size 31x44 ; subscription $3 ; established 1877 ;
Rev. A. W. Williams, editor ; E. P. & L. Res-
tein, publishers ; circulation G ; office 717 San-
som street.
LA SALLE ADVANCE; monthly;
catholic ; eight pages ; size 24x34 ; subscrip-
tion 50 cents; established 1878; Stephen J.
Burke, editor and publisher ; circulation 1 1 ;
issued from La Salle College, 1321 Filbert st.
LIPPINCOTT'S MAGAZINE;
monthly ; literary ; one hundred and forty-
eight pages octavo; subscription $4; estab-
lished 1868; J. B. Lippincott & Co., editors
and publishers ; circulation F 1 ; office 715 and
717 Market street.
LITHERAN SUNDAY SCHOOL
HERALD; monthly; luthei-an ; four
pages ; size 15x20 ; subscription 25 cents ; es-
tablished 1860 ; M. Sheeleigh, editor; Lutheran
Board of Publication, publishers ; H. S.
Boner, business manager; does not insert
advertisements ; office 42 North Ninth street.
MEDICAL NEWS AND AB-
STRACT ; monthly ; medical ; ninety-
eight pages octavo ; subscription $2 50 ; es-
tablished 1843; L Minis Hays, A.M., M.D.,
editor ; Henry C. Lea, publisher ; does not
insert advertisements; office 706 and 706
Sansom street.
NEW NORTHWEST; monthly; eight
pages ; size 22x31 ; subscription 50 cents ; es-
tablished 1877 ; Joseph Creamer, editor and
publisher; circulation G G; office 114 South
Third street.
PENN MONTHLY; literary; eighty-
eight pages octavo ; subscription .$3 ; estab-
lished 1870; Prof. Robert Ellis Thompson,
editor; Edward Stern & Co., publishers; cir-
culation J 1 ; office 125 and 127 Noi'th Seventh
street.
PEOPLE'S MAGAZINE; monthly
literary ; thii'ty-two pages ; size 28x42 ; sub-
scription 60 cents ; established 1866 ; James
P. Boyd, A. M., editor ; P. W. Zlegler & Co.,
publishers ; circulation G ; office 1000 Arch st.
PETERSON'S LADIES' NATION-
AL MAGAZINE; monthly; literary;
fashions; eighty-eight pages octavo; sub-
scription $2 ; established 1846 ; Charles J.
Peterson, publisher ; circulation A ; office 306
Chestnut street.
PHOTOGRAPHER; monthly; one
hundred and eight pages ; size of page 7x11 ;
subscription $5 ; established 1864 ; Edward L.
Wilson, editor ; Benerman & Wilson, pub-
lishers ; cii'culation J 1 ; office 116 North
Seventh street.
POTTER'S AMERICAN MONTH-
LY'; ninety-two pages ; size of page 8x10 ;
subscription $3 ; established 1870 ; John E.
Potter & Co,, editors and publishers ; circula-
tion G 1 ; office 617 Sansom street.
PRESBYTERIAN MONTHLY;
presbyteriau ; literary eighty -four pages
AMEIIIC^VN NEWSPAPER DIRECTORY.
335
PENNSYL VANIA.
-size of page 7x10 ; subscription $2 ; estab-
lished 1879 ; Alfred Nevin, D. D., LL. D., edi-
tor ; William Syckelnioore, publisher ; office
1420 Chestnut street.
PRESBYTERIAN RECORD ; month
ly ; thirty-six pages octavo ; subscription 50
cents ; established 1850 ; Secretaries of Boards
of the Presbyterian Church, editors ; John A.
Black, agent ; does not Insert advertise-
ments ; office 1334 Chestnut street.
PRINTERS' CIRCULAR; monthly;
thirty-two pages ; size of page 8x10; subscrip-
tion $1 ; established 1866 ; R. S. Menamin,
editor aiul publisher ; circulation X ; office
515, 517 and 519 Minor street.
PROPAGATOR; monthly; ancient
order of united workmen ; eight pages ; size
34x36 ; subscription SI ; established 18T8 ; cii--
culation H ; office 607 Sansom street.
REVIEW OF 3IEDICINE AND
PHAR3IACY; monthly; medical; thirty-
six pages ; size of page 8x10 ; subscription
SI 50 ; established 1879 ; Richard V. Mattison,
Ph. G., M. D., editor; Keasbey & Mattison,
publishers ; circulation I ; office 332 North
Front street.
SUNDAY SCHOOL, WORLD ;
monthly ; thirty-six pages ; octavo ; subscrip-
tion 60 cents ; established 1861 ; Rev. Edwin
W. Rice, editor ; American Sunday School
Union, publishers ; does not insert advertise-
ments ; office 1122 Chestnut street.
TEACHER; monthly; educational;
■eight pages ; size 24x;54 ; subscription 50 cents;
established 1879 ; Eldredge & Brother, editors
and publishers; circulation H; office 17
North Seventh street.
TEXTILE COLORIST; monthly;
scientitic ; twenty-eight pages ; size of page
^xl2 ; subscription $4 ; established 1879 ; Dr.
31. Frank, manager ; office 717 Samson street.
TRAVELERS' OFFICIAL RAIL-
WAY GUIDE; monthly; six hundred and
fifty-seven pages ; size of page 7x10 ; subscrip-
tion .$4 ; established 1869 ; W. F. Allen, editor ;
IS'ational Railway Publication Co., publish-
■ers ; circulation G ; office 233 South Fifth
UNITED SERVICE ; monthly ; one
hundred and forty-eight pages octavo ; sub-
scription S5 ; established 1878 ; L. R. Hamersly
& Co., publishers; circulation I; office 1510
Chestnut street.
UNIVERSITY 3IAGAZINE; month
ly ; sixteen pages ; size of page 9x12 ; subscrip-
tion .$1 ; established 1875 ; Philomathean So-
ciety of the University of Pennsylvania, edi-
tors and publishers ; circulation K ; a college
paper ; office Woodland avenue and Thirty-
sixth street.
VOICE OF PEACE; monthly; sixteen
pages ; size of page 7x11 ; subscription $1 ; es-
tablished 1874 ; Committee American Branch
Universal Peace Association Union, editors ;
T. E. Chapman, publisher ; cii-culatiou X ;
office 813 Arch street.
WATER, GAS AND STEAM; (see
New York citv).
WESTMINSTER TEACHER ;
monthly ; presbyterian ; thirty-two pages
octavo; subscription 65 cents; established
1873; John W. Dulles, editor ; Presbyterian
Board of Publication, publishers ; John A.
Black, agent ; circulation C C ; inserts adver-
tisements of religious books and periodicals
only ; office 1334 Chestnut street.
WOMAN'S WORDS; monthly; six-
teen pages; size of page 9x13; subscription
$1 ; established 1877 ; Mrs. Juan Lewis, editor
and publisher ; circulation 1 1 ; office 625 Wal-
nut street.
WORDS OF FAITH: monthly ; evan-
gelical ; eight pages ; size of page 19x24 ; sub-
scription 35 cents ; established 1877 ; G. W.
MeCalla, editor and publisher ; circulation I ;
office corner Sixth and Oxford streets.
ECLECTIC MEDICAL JOURNAL
OF PENNSYLVANIA; bi-monthly;
medical; flfty-two pages octavo; subscrip-
tion $1 ; established 1863 ; John Buchanan, M.
D., editor and publisher ; circulation K 1 ;
©ffice 514 Pine street.
MEDICAL BULLETIN; bimonthly;
PENNSYL VANIA.
medical ; twenty pages octavo ; subscription
SI ; established 1879 ; John V, Shoemaker,
A.M., M.D., HeniT Leffermann, M.D., and J.
T. Eskridge, M.D., editors and publishers;
office 1031 Walnut street.
A3IERICAN CATHOLIC RE-
VIEW; quarterly ; catholic; two hundred
and twelve pages octavo ; subscription §5 ;
established 1876 ; Very Rev. James A. Corco-
i-an, D. D., editor ; Hardy & Mahony, publish-
ers ; circulation G ; office 505 Chestnut street.
AMERICAN JOURNAL OF THE
MEDICAL SCIENCES; quarterly;
three hundred and twenty-eight pages octa-
vo ; subscription §5 ; established 1828 ;- Isaac
Hays, M. D. and I. Minis Hays, A. M., M. D.,
editors ; Heniy C. Lea, publisher ; does not
insert advertisements ; office 706 and 708 San-
som street.
PENNSYLVANIA MAGAZINE OF
HISTORY AND BIOGRAPHY;
quarterly ; historical ; one hundred and
twenty-four pages ; size of page 7x10 ; sub-
scription S3; established 1877; issued under
the auspices of the Trustees of the Publica-
tion Fund of the Historical Society of Penn-
sylvania ; does not insert advertisements ;
office 820 Spruce street.
REFORMED REVIEW ; quar
terly; reformed chm-ch; one hundred and
eighty-four pages octavo ; subscription S3 ; es-
tablished 1849 ; T. G. Apple, D. D., editor; Re-
formed Church Publication Board, publish-
ers ; circulation K ; office 907 Arch street.
TYPOGRAPHIC ADVERTISER;
quarterly ; eight pages ; size 21x27 ; subscrip-
tion 25 cents ; established 1856 ; Thomas Mac-
Kellar, editor ; MacKellar, Smiths & Jordan,
publishers ; does not insert advertisements ;
office 606 to 614 Sansom street.
PHILIPSBURG, Centre Co., l,600t
pop., on Clearfield & Tyrone branch of
Pennsylvania Central Rd., 24 m. from Ty-
rone and 28 W. of Belief onte. Engaged in
lumbering, coal-mining and leather manu-
facturing.
JOURNAL; Saturdays; independent;
four pages ; size 24x36 ; subscription SI ; es-
tablished 1868 ; E. C. Bender, editor and pub-
lisher ; circulation K 1.
PHCENIXVILLE, Chester Co., 6,000t
pop., on Schuylkill r., at mouth of French
creek, and Philadelphia & Reading Rd., at
junction of Pickering Valley Rd., 27 m.
from Philadelphia. Engaged in manufac-
turing iron, iron material for bridges, ma-
chinery, bricks and pottery ware. Also has
copper smelting and planing mill works.
INDEPENDENT; Saturdays; indepen-
dent ; four pages ; size 28x43 ; subscription
S2; established 1856; V. N. Shaffer, editor
and publisher ; circulation L
MESSENGER; Saturdays; Indepen-
dent ; four pages ; size 27x40 ; subscription .$2 ;
established 1871 ; John O. K. Robarts, editor
and publisher ; circulation J. The ''Messen-
ger" is a spicy, neusy sheet and rapidly
growing in favor. Its treatment of national
and local issues is alike liberal ayid fearless.
It cringes to no party or sect, only so far as
either is in the right.
PINE GROVE, Schuylkill Co.
SCHUYLKILL CO. HERALD; Fri
days ; four pages ; size 22x32 ; subscription
SI 5(0 ; established 1878: Gilbert & Dunkel-
berger, editors ; Alfred Gilbert, publisher ;
circulation K.
PITTSBURGH, C. H., Allegheny Co.,
120,iXK)t pop., at junction of Allegheny and
Monongahela rs., which here form the
Ohio. Surrounded by mines of iron and
coal. Manufactures are extensive, employ-
ing millions of capital and thousands of
336
GEO. P. ROWELL & CO'S
PENNS YL VANIA.
operatives. Iron foundries are more nu-
merous and extensive than in any other
city in the United States. Commerce is
also extensive, the Ohio r. being navigable
to this point for light draught steamboats,
which run to all points on Ohio and Missis-
sippi rs. Connected by railroads with all
the principal cities. Pennsylvania Cen-
tral, Pittsburgh, Fort Wayne & Chicago, St.
Louis & Cincinnati, Pittsburgh, Washing-
ton & Baltimore and Allegheny Valley Rds.,
centre here.
COMMERCIAL. GAZETTE; every
morning except Sunday, and WEEKLY,
Saturdays ; republican ; four pages ; size 30x5U ;
subscription— daily $8, weekly $1 75; estab-
lished 1786; King, Reed & Co., editors and
publishers ; circulation— daily F 1, weekly E.
DAS VOLiKSBLATT; every morning
except Sunday, and PITTSBURGHER
VOLKSBIiATT, Thursdays; German;
four pages : size 24x36 ; subscription— daily
$5, weekly $2 ; established 1859 ; C. F. Bauer,
editor; Pittsburgh Volksblatt Co., publish-
ers ; circulation— daily I, weekly J 1.
DISPATCH; every moruing except Sun-
day, and WEEKLY", Saturdays; indepen-
dent republican ; four pages ; size 29x49 ; sub-
scription—daily .$8, weekly $1 5(.) ; established
— tlaily 1846, weekly 1853 ; Rook & O'Neill, edi-
tors and publishers ; circulation— daily F F 1,
weekly G G 1.
EVENING CHRONICLE; every even
ing except Sunday, and CHRONICL.E,
Saturdays ; independent ; four pages ; size
28x44; subscription— daily $S, weekly $1 70;
established 1841 ; Joseph G. Siebeneck, editor
and publisher ; circ'n— daily G 1, weekly G.
FREIHEITS FREIJND; every day
except Sunday, and FREIHEITS
F R E II N D UND PITTSBURGER
COURIER, Fridays; German; republi-
can ; four pages ; size 26x38 ; subscription-
daily $5, weekly $2 ; established— daily 1848,
weekly 1834; L. & W. Neeb, "Hit^,-^ a„H
PENNS YL VANIA.
editors and
publishers ; circ'n— tlaily G G, weekly H 1.
LEADER; every evening except Sun-
day, and SUNDAY LEADER, Sundays ;
independent ; daily four pages, Sunday eight
pages ; size— daily 22x34, Sunday 34x44 ; sub-
scription—daily $6, Sunday $2 50 ; established
—daily 1870, Sunday 1865 ; Leader Publishing
Co., editors and publishers; circulation— daily
F 1. Sunday D 1.
POST; every morning except Sunday,
and WEEKLY, Saturdays; democratic;
daily four pages, weekly eight pages ; size-
daily 28x44, weekly 34x48 ; subscription— daily
§8, weekly $1 50 ; established— daily 1843, week-
ly 1804 ; Jas. P. Barr & Co., editors and pub-
lishers ; circulation— daily G 1, weekly F F.
TELEGRAPH; every evening except
Sunday, and WEEKLY^, Saturdays; re-
publican ; four pages ; size— daily 27x45,
weekly 31x41 ; subscription— daily $8, week-
ly $1 25 ; established— daily 1871, weekly 1874 ;
circulation— daily G G, weekly G G.
TIMES; every morning except Sunday;
republican ; four pages ; size 24x38 ; subscrip-
tion $6 ; established 1880 ; Robert P. Nevin,
editor and publisher.
ADVANCE; Saturdays; unsectarian ;
sixteen pages ; size 32x44 ; subscription $2 ; es-
tablished 1869 ; S. H. Nesbit, editor ; Advance
Publishing Co., publishers; circulation II.
AMERICAN JOURNAL OF IN-
DUSTRY; Tuesdays ; commercial ; twenty
pages ; size of page 11x15 ; subscription $4 ;
established 1876; Journal of Industry Co.,
editors and publishers.
AI>IERICAN MANUFACTURER
AND IRON WHORED ; Fridays ; commer-
cial ; twenty pages ; size of page 12x18 ; sub-
scription $4 25 ; established 1862 ; National
Iron and Steel Publishing Co., publishers;
circulation III; dated at Pittsburgh and
Philadelphia.
AMERICAN POTTERY AND
GLASSWARE REPORTER ; Thurs-
days ; commercial ; scientiflc ; twenty pages ;
size of page 11x15 ; subscription $3 ; estab-
lished 1879 ; Journal of Industry Co., editors
and publishers ; circulation H.
CATHOLIC; Saturdays; catholic; eight
pages ; size 31x44 ; subscription .$2 20 ; estab-
lished 1844 ; Jacob Porter, editor and pub-
lisher ; circulation III.
CHRISTIAN ADVOCATE; Thurs
days ; methodist ; eight pages ; size :3;3x48 ;
subscription $2 ; established 1833 ; Rev. A.
Wheeler, D. D., editor ; James A. Moore, pub-
lisher ; circulation F.
CITUONICLE; (see Evening Chronicle).
CRITIC; Sundays; independent; eight
pages ; size 27x42 ; subscription $2 50 ; estab-
lished 1874 ; James M. Carson, editor ; Carson,
Hazlett & Clark, publishers ; circulation H.
FREIHEITS F R E U N D UND
PITTSBURGER COURIER; (see Frei
he its Freund).
GROCERS' ADVOCATE; Saturdays;
commercial ; twelve pages ; size of page 12x15 ;
subscription $1 ; established 1878 ; T. J. Wil-
liams, editor and publisher ; circulation I.
LEGAL JOURNAL; Wednesdays;
legal; eight pages; size 22x33; subscription
$3 ; established 1853 ; John S. Murray, editor
and publisher ; circulation J 1.
METHODIST RECORDER; Satur
days ; methodist-protestant ; eight pages ;
size 31x44; subscription .$2 20; established
1839; John Scott, D. D., eclitor; James Robi-
son, publisher; circulation G 1. Established
40 years ; official organ of the Methodist-
Protestant Church. The only Methodist-Prot-
estant paper ijuhli shed in the State and the
only medium through which a large class can
be reached.
NATIONAL LABOR TRIBUNE;
Saturdays ; four pages ; size 27x40 ; subscrip-
tion $2 ; established 1873 ; Armstrong, Telford
& Co., editors and publishers ; circulation G 1.
PEOPLE'S ADVOCATE AND COM-
MERCIAL ADVERTISER; Saturdays;
eight pages; size 26x40; subscription $2 50;
established 1870; S. Gilliland, editor; Advo-
cate Publishing Co., publishers ; circulation
H 1 ; dated f I'om Cincinnati, Cleveland, Phila-
delphia and Pittsburgh. WJien so many
newspapers went down in the financial crash
of 1873, the "Advocate " stood solid as a rock,
thereby showing the high esteem in which it is
held bij its subscribers and warm suju^orters.
PITTSBURGHER S O N N T A G S-
BLATT; Sundays ; German ; neutral ; eight
pages ; size ;Mx45 ; subscription $2 ; estab-
lished 1878 ; Theodore C. Link, editor and
publisher.
PITTSBURGHER VOLKS-
BLATT; (see X>as Volksblatt).
PRESBYTERIAN BANNER; Wed-
nesdays ; Presbyterian ; eight pages ; size
33x44; subscription $2 15; established 1814;
Rev. James Allison, D. D., and Robert Patter-
son, editors; James Allison & Co., publishers;
circulation F 1.
RECORD; Fridays; democratic; four
pages ; size 28x44 ; subscription $1 j estab-
lished 1879 ; William McClelland, editor and
publisher.
SUNDAY GLOBE; Sundays; indepen-
dent; four pages; size 27x42; subscription
$250; established 1876 ; James W. Breen, editor
and publisher ; circulation G 1.
SUNDAY LEADER; (see Leader).
UNITED PRESBYTERIAN; Thurs-
days ; Presbyterian ; eighteen pages ; size of
page 11x16 ; subscription $2 20 ; established
18^ ; H. J. Murdoch & Co., editors and publish-
ers ; circulation F 1.
Y WASG; Wednesdays ; Welsh ; republi-
can ; eight pages ; size 31x47 ; subscription $2 ;
established 1873 ; Y Wasg Printing Co., editors
and publishers ; circulation H H 1.
INSURANCE AVORLD; monthly; in
surance; twenty-four pages; size of page
8x12; subscription $3; established 1874;
J. C. Bergstresser, editor and publisher ; cir-
culation H 1.
STOAVELL'S PETROLEUM RE-
PORTER; monthly ; English and German ;
AMERICA:^ XEWSPAPER DIRECTORY.
337
PENNSYL VANIA.
eight pages ; size 19xM ; subscription §10 ; es-
tablished 1873 ; S. H. Stowell, editor and pub-
lisher ; does not insert advertisements.
WOOLEN MANUFACTURER;
monthly ; commercial ; eight pages ; size of
page 11x14 ; subscription 15 cents ; established
1875 ; Emery & Co., editors and publishers ; an
advertising sheet.
PITTSTON, Luzerne Co., 6,760 pop.,
on X. branch of Susquehanna r., at the head
of the "Wyoming Valley, 8 m. from Wilkes-
Barre, on Lehigh Valley, Lehigh & Susque-
hanna, and Lackawanna & Bloomsburgh
Rds., 9 m. from Scranton. Coal mines and
manufactiu-es are located in this vicinity.
EVENING PREI5>S; every evening ex-
cept Sunday ; four pages ; size 18x28 ; sub-
scription $3 ; established 1877 ; Gordon & Tin-
ker, editors and publishers ; circulation K.
DOLLAR NEWS DEALER; (see
Sunday 3Iorning Neivs Dealer, Wilkes-Barre).
DOLLAR PLAIN DEALER; (see
Sunday Plain Dealer).
GAZETTE; Fridays; republican; four
pages ; size 28x44 ; subscription $2 ; estab-
lished 1850; Theodore Hart, Jr., editor and
publisher ; cli'culation I.
SUNDAY 3IORNING NEWSDEAL-
ER; (see Wilkes-Barre).
SUNDAY PLAIN DEALER ; Sundays;
four pages; size 28x39; subscription $2; es-
tablished 1877; Plain Dealer Printing Co., edi-
tors and publishers ; issued simultaneously
at Pittston, Scranton and Wilkes-BaiTe ; cir-
culation H 1 ; an edition entitled the Dollar
Plain Dealer, same form and size, subscrip-
tion .SI, is issued on Tuesdays ; circulation I L
PLYMOUTH, Luzerne Co., 5,000t
pop., on Susquehanna r. and Lackawanna
& Bloomsburgh Rd., 4 m. S. W. of Wilkes-
Barre. Numerous coal mines here.
RECORD; Fridays ; four pages ; size
24x36 ; subscription $1 ; established 1879 ; J. S.
Sanders, editor and publisher.
STAR; Thursdays ; neutral ; eight pages ;
Bize 31x44 ; subscription §2 ; established 1870 ;
E. D. Barthe, editor and publisher ; circ'n J J.
PORT ALLEGANY, McKean Co.
NORTHERN TIER REPORTER;
Wednesdays ; democratic ; four pages ; size
28x44; subscription $1 50; established 1874;
A. J. Hughes, editor and publisher ; circ'n J.
PORTLAND, -A"or^fta?«p<on Co., l.SOOf
pop., on Delaware, Lackawanna & Western
Rd., midway between New York and Scran-
ton. Extensive shipping depot. Slate and
limestone quarries in viclnit}'.
ENTERPRISE; Saturdays; Indepen-
dent ; four pages ; size 24x;^ ; subscription
$1 5 ) ; established 1874 ; T. J. Meads, editor
and publisher ; circulation K 1.
PORT ROYAL, Juniata Co.
JUNIATA NEWS; Wednesdays; four
pages ; size 22x32 ; subscription $1 25 ; estab-
lished 1878 ; Moore & Turbett, editors and pub-
lishers ; circulation K.
TI31ES ; Thursdays ; four pages ; size 24x36 ;
subscription $1 25 ; established 1876 ; John W.
Speddy, editor and publisher ; circulation K.
POTTSTOWN, Montgomery Co.,
6,500+ pop., on Schuylkill canal and r. and
Philadelphia & Reading Rd., at junction of
Reading & Colebrookdale Rd., 85 m. from
Philadelphia. Engaged in manufacturing
nails, boiler plate and ship iron, agricultu-
ral and other machinery, cigars, etc.
LEDGER; everv evening except Sun-
day, and MONTGOMERY LEDGER,
Tuesdays ; neutral ; four pages ; size— daily
22x32, weekly 30x46 ; subscription— daily §4 50,
PENNSYL VANIA.
weekly $2; established— daily 1873, weekly
184;3 ; William J. Binder, editor and publisher ;
circulation— daily K 1, weekly 1 1. Circulates
in extensive iron manufacturing and rich
agricultural districts.
CHRONICLE; Saturdays; indepen-
dent ; four pages ; size 24x36 ; subscription
$1 50 ; established 1873 ; Alfred R. Saylor, edi-
tor and publisher; circulation K 1.
MONTGOMERY LEDGER; (see
Ledger).
POTTSVILLE, C- H., Schuylkill Co.,
14,500+ pop., on Schuylkill r. and canal, at
terminus of Philadelphia & Reading Rd., 93
m. from Philadelphia. Several other rail-
roads centre here. Mining and shipping
coal the chief business.
EVENING CHRONICLE; everv even
ing except Sunday, and STANDARD, Sat-
urdays ; independent; four pages : size — daily
20x26, weekly 28x42 ; subscription— daily $3,
weekly $2 ; established — daily 1875, weekly
1859 ; Standard Publishing Co., editors and
publishers ; circulation— daily G, weekly I.
MINERS' JOURNAL; everv morning
except Sunday, and WEEIvLl, Fridays;
republican ; daily four pages, weekly eight
pages ; size— daily 24x36, weekly (size of page)
32x45 ; subscription— tlaily $G, weeklv .82 ; es-
tablished—daily 1869, weekly 1825 ;' Miners'
Journal Publishing Co., editors and publish-
ers ; circulation — daily H, weeklv H.
AMERIKANISCHER REPUBLI-
K. ANER ; Fridays ; German ; republican ;
four pages ; size 24x35 ; subscription $1 50 ; es-
tablished 1855 ; A. E. Snyder, editor and pub-
lisher ; circulation J 1.
JEFFERSON DEMOKRAT; Satur-
days ; German ; democratic ; four pages ; size
28x42 ; subscription $2 ; established 1855 ; J.
W. Schrader, editor and publisher; circu-
lation 1 1.
SCHUYLKILL LEGAL RECORD;
Fridays ; legal ; twelve pages octavo ; sub-
scription $3 ; established 1879 ; Arthur J. Pil-
grim, editor and publisher ; circulation K.
STANDARD: (nee Evening Cfironicle).
EMERALD VINDICATOR; month-
ly ; eight pages ; size 28x42 ; subscription 75
cents ; established 1874 ; John Boland, editor
and publisher ; circulation J 1.
PROVIDENCE, Lackawanna Co^
ECHO; Fridays; four pages; size 22x32;
subscription $1 ; established 1876 ; John U.
Hopewell, editor and publisher; circula-
tion K.
PUNXSUTAWNEY, Jeffersori Co.,
6<30+ pop., on Big Mahoning creek, 20 m. S. E.
of Brookville and 75 N. E. of Pittsburgh,
Engaged in agriculture, live-stock and lum-
ber trade.
SPIRIT ; Thursdays ; independent; eight
pages ; size 26x40 ; subscription $2 50 ; estab-
lished 1873 ; William P. Hastings, editor and
publisher ; circulation K 1.
READING, C. H., Berks Co., 45,000t
pop., on Schuylkill r. and canal, and Phila-
delphia, Reading & Pottsville and other
Rds., 52 m. from Philadelphia. Engaged in
various manufactures. Centime of an agri-
cultural district.
DIE POST; every evening except Sun-
day, BANNER VON BERKS, Tuesdays,
and DIE BIENE, Sundays ; German; four
pages : size— daily 23x35, weekly 28x43, Sun-
day 20x26 ; subscription — daily $6, weeklv
$1 50, Sunday $1 ; established— daily 1868,
weekly 1865, Sunday 1867 ; W. Roseutlial, edi-
tor and publisher ; circulation — daily J,
weeklv J 1, Sunday J i.
EACxLE; every day, and GAZETTE
AND DEMOCRAT, Saturdays ; demo-
cratic ; four pages ; size — daily 22x31, weekly
29x46 ; subscription— daily §5, with Sunday
22
338
GEO. P. ROWELL & CO'S
PENNSYL VANIA.
PENNSYLVANIA.
$6 50, weekly $2 ; established— daily 1868,
weekly 1841 ; J. G. Hawley, editor and pub-
lisher ; circulation— daily G 1, Sunday H 1,
weekly H H 1.
TIMES AND DISPATCH; eveiy
morning except Sunday, and BERKS
AND SCHUYLKILL. JOURNAL,
Satiu'days ; republican ; four pages ; size —
daily 25x36, weekly 31x46; subscription— daily
S6, weekly $2 ; established— daily 1857, week-
I3' 1816 ; J. Knabb & Co., editors and pub-
lishers ; circulation — daily H, weekly H 1.
ADLER; Tuesdays; German ; democrat-
ic ; four pages ; size 29x42 ; subscription $1 50 ;
established 1796 ; J. M. Beck, editor ; W. S.
Ritter, xiublisher ; circulation G.
BANNER VON BERKS; (see Die
Post).
BERKS AND SCHUYLKILL
JOURNAL ; (see Times and DisjJatch).
DER PILiiER; Saturdays; German;
luthei-an; four pages; size 17x26 ; subscription
$1 10 ; established 1870 ; J. J. Kueudig, editor
and publisher • circulation I 1.
DEUTSCHE EICHE; Wednesdays;
German ; Order of Harugari ; eight pages ;
size 26x36 ; subscription $2 20 ; established
1869 ; W. Rosenthal, editor and publisher ;
cii'culation 1 1.
DIE BIENE; (see Die Pos«. .
GAZETTE AND DEMOCRAT; (see
Eagle).
REPUBLIKANER VON BERKS;
Thursdays; German; republican ; four pages;
size 26x42 ; subscription $2 ; established 1869 ;
Daniel Miller, editor and publisher ; circula-
tion J 1.
SPIRIT OF BERKS; Saturdays;
democratic ; four pages ; size 28x42 ; subscrip-
tion $2; established 1876: Daniel S. Francis,
editor and publisher ; circulation J 1.
DER REFORM I RTE HAUS-
FREUND; semi-monthly; German; re-
formed church ; four pages ; size 22x31 ; sub-
scription $1 ; established 1867 ; B. Bausman,
editor and publisher ; circulation I ; issued
from the office of the Repuhlikaner von Berks.
RENOVO, Clinton Co., 2,300t pop., on
W. branch of Susquehanna r. and Philadel-
phia & Erie Rd., 27 m. from Lock Haven.
Centre of a lumbering region. Engaged in
coal mining. Railroad machine shops lo-
cated here.
RECORD; Thursdays; independent;
four pages ; size 24x36 ; subscription $2 ; es-
tablished 1871 ; John U. Shaffer, editor and
publisher ; circulation K 1.
REYNOLDSVILLE, Jefferson Co.,
2,m>\- pop., on Alleghany Valley Rd., 120 m.
from Pittsburgh. The centre of the bitu-
minous coal fields of Pennsylvania. En-
gaged in mining, lumbering, milling, and
the manufacture of wagons and carriages.
REYNOLDS HERALD; Saturdajs ;
independent ; four pages : size 22x30 ; sub-
scription $2 ; established i874 ; Thomas Rey-
nolds, editor and publisher ; circulation K 1.
RIDGWAY, C. H., Elk Co., 800t pop.,
on Clarion r. and Philadelphia & Erie Rd.,
118 m. from Erie. Engaged in tanning and
the lumber trade.
ELK CO. ADVOCATE; Thursdays;
republican; four pages ; size 24x35 ; subscrip-
tion $2 ; established 1871 ; Henry A. Parsons,
Jr., editor and publisher; circulation K.
ELK DEMOCRAT; Thursdays; demo-
cratic ; four pages ; size 26x40 ; subscription
$2 ; established 1869 ; Eugene J. Miller, editor
and publisher ; circulation K 1.
ST. MARY'S, Slk Co., l,287t pop., on
Philadelphia & Erie Rd., 10 m. E. of Ridg-
way. In a coal and lumbering district.
ELK CO. GAZETTE; Thursdays ; four
pages ; size 26x40 ; subscription $2 ; established
1868 ; G. C. Brandon, editor and publisher ;
circulation K.
ST. PETERSBURGH, Clarion Co.,
2,500t pop., 84 m. N. of Pittsburgh ; centre of
third district of the oil regions, which has
1,000 producing oil wells, yielding 7,000 bar-
rels daily.
CRUDE LOCAL; Fridays; indepen-
dent ; four pages ; size 25x36 ; subscription
$1 50 ; established 1876 ; Frank A. Tozer, edi-
tor; Frank A. Tozer & Co., publishers ; circu-
lation K.
SALTSBURG, Indiana Co., 1,0001
pop., on West Penn. Rd., 62 m. E. of Pitts-
burgh. Engaged in coal mining and agri-
culture.
PRESS ; Wednesdays ; independent ; four
pages ; size 27x38 ; subscription $2 ; established
1875 ; W. Mc Williams, editor ; McWilliams &
Co., publishers ; circulation K 1.
SANDY LAKE, Mercer Co., l,000t
pop., on Big Sandy creek, and a branch of
Lake Shore & Michigan Southern Rd., 13 m.
from Franklin City. Engaged in coal min-
ing. Contains flouring mills, machine shop,
foundry, stave and woolen mills. Is a sum-
mer resort also. Medicinal springs are
near by.
LAKE LOCAL; Tuesdays; four pages;
size 17x24 ; subscription 75 cents ; established
1879 ; Eckels & Clary, editors and publishers ;
circulation K.
NEWS; Fridays; independent; four
pages; size 26x40; subscription $2; estab-
lished 1874 ; L. I. Crawford, editor and pub-
lisher ; circulation K 1.
SCHWENKSVILLE, Montgomery
Co., 500t pop., on Perkiomen Rd., 28 m.
from Philadelphia and 12 from Norris-
town. Trading point.
ITEM; Fridays ; four pages ; size 20x26;
subscription $1 25 ; established 1877 ; Grubb &
Thomas, editors and publishers ; circ'n K K.
SCRANTON, Lackawanna Co., 50,000t
pop., on Lackawanna r. and Delaware,
Lackawanna & Western, Delaware & Hud-
son, Lehigh & Susquehanna, Lackawanna &
Bloomsburgh and Pennsylvania Coal Com-
pany Rds. , 149 m. from New York and 167
from Philadelphia. Extensive iron and
steel works, locomotive works and manu-
facturing of mining machinerj\ A trade
centre, and the depot of anthracite coal
trade.
REPUBLICAN; every morning except
Sunday, and WEEKLY, Wednesdays; re-
publican; four pages; size— daily 26x38,
weekly 28x42 ; subscription— daily $7, weekly
SI 50; established— daily 1867, weekly 1856;
Joseph A. Seranton, editor and publisher;
circulation— daily H 1, weekly 1 1.
TIMES; every morning except Sunday,
and W^EEKLY, Thursdays ; democratic ;
four pages; size— daily 23x32, weekly 23x32;
subscription — daily $6, weekly $2; estab-
lished—daily 1870, weekly 1873 ; A. A. Chase,
editor and publisher; circulation— daily I,
weekly J 1.
DER HEROLD; Thursdays; German;
four pages; size 28x42; subscription $2; es-
tablished 1874 ; Nicholas Kief er, editor and
publisher ; circulation J 1.
JOURNAL; Saturdays; independent;
eight pages ; sizte 28x42 ; subscription $2 ; es-
tablished 1867 ; E. A. & G. W. Benedict, editors
and publishers ; circulation J.
LACKAWANNA BAR; Saturdays;
legal ; twenty pages octavo ; subscription $2 ;
A>ri:RICAN NEWSPAPER DIRECTORY.
339
PENNSYL VANIA.
established 1878 ; E. Merrlfleld, editor ; F. A.
Beamish, publisher ; circulation K.
liAAV TIMEf^ ; Fridays; legal; eight
pages; size of page 7x10; subscription $2;
established 1873 ; A. A. Chase, editor and pub-
lisher ; circulation K.
^ SUNDAY MORNING FREE PRESS ;
Sundays; independent; four pages; size
26x40 ; subscription §2 ; established 1872 ; F. A.
Beamish, editor and publisher ; circulation F 1.
SUNDAY3IORNINGNEAVS.DEAL,-
ER; (see Wilkes-Barre).
SUNDAY PLAIN DEALER; (see
Pittston).
WOCHENBLATT; Thursdays; Ger-
man; democratic; four pages; size 27x44;
subscription $2; established 1865; August
Stutzbach, editor and publisher ; circ'n J 1.
SELINSGROVE, Snyde?- Co., l,600t
pop., on Susquehanna r. and Northern Cen-
tral Rd., at junction of Lewistowu division
of Pennsylvania Rd., 50 m. from Harris-
burg. Sun-ounded by an agricultural dis-
trict.
SNYDER CO. TRIBUNE; Thursdays;
republican ; four pages ; size 24x36 ; subscrip-
tion .$2 ; established 1858 ; Joseph A. Lumbard,
editor and publisher ; circulation K.
TIMES ; Wednesdays ; democratic : four
pages ; size 24x36 ; subscription $1 50 ; estab-
lished 1856 ; Franklin Weii-ick, editor and pub-
lisher; circulation KK.
SHAMOKIN, Northumberland Co.,
7,000+ pop., on Shamokin Valley Rd., 18 m.
from Sunbury. In the anthracite coal re-
gions.
^o-^J'^AI^'^ 5 Thm-sdays; four pages; size
28x44 ; subscription §1 50 ; established 1863 ;
Elmer Heffelflnger, editor and publisher ;
circulation K K.
NATIONAL GREENBACK; Fridays ;
four- pages ; size 24x36 ; subscription $1 ; 'es-
tablished 1878 ; S. E. Martin, editor and pub-
lisher ; circulation K 1.
TIMES; Fridays; independent; four
pages; size 26x40; subscription S2; estab-
lished 18.2; D. D. Domer, editor; D. L. Sol-
lenberger& Co.. publishers; circulation K 1.
SHARON, Mercer Co., 4,221 pop., on
Pittsburgh & Erie Rd., 75 m. from Pitts-
burgh. Terminus of Cleveland & Sharon
and Sharon & Greenfield Rds. Engaged in
iron manufacturing and coal mining.
EVENING EAGLE; every evening
i?r*^T x?''w Y' ^"'^ MERCER CO.
*.AGLE, Wednesdays; four pages; size-
daily 21x28, weekly 28x44 ; subscription— daily
So, weekly .S2 ; established— dailv 1876, weekly
18 <o; J. R. McNabb, editor and publisher; cir-
culation—daily K, weekly J.
HERALD; Fridays; republican; four
pages; size 29x44; subscription $1; estab-
lished 1864 ; John L. Morrison, editor and pub-
lisher ; circulation J 1.
MERCER CO. EAGLE; (see Evening
Eagle). ^
TI3IES; Thursdays; democratic; four
pages; size 26x39; subscription $2; estab-
lished 1868; R. Williamson, editor and pro-
prietor ; circulation J.
SHARPSBURG, Allegheny Co.
oo^^'^A.^I? ; Saturdays; four pages; size
:^x.i) ; subscription $1 ; established 1878 ; J. A.
Rattigan, editor and publisher ; circ'n K.
SHARPSVILLE, Mercer Co., l,350t
pop., on Erie & Pittsburgh Rd., 24 m.
from New Castle. Has numerous blast
furnaces.
ADVERTISER; Wednesdays; four
pages; size 28x44; subscription SI 50; estab-
lished 1870 ; P. J. Bartleson, editor; Sharps-
^llle Printing Co., publishers; circulation
iy. L. 1
PEXNS YL VANIA.
SHENANDOAH, Schuylkill Co.,
9,000+ pop., on Lehigh Valley and Philadel-
phia & Reading and Lehigh Valley Rds., 13
m. from Pottsville. In the centre of the
Mahanoy coal fields. There are seven of
the largest collieries in the anthracite re-
gion within the borough limits, and over
one-half of the total yield of the Schuylkill
coal region is produced within 3 miles of
the town.
HERALD ; Saturdays ; independent : four
V.^f^V^J^J^'^J^^^^ subscription SI 50; estab-
c\rcuitioii ? 1 ' P^'^"«^"^8- Co.rpublishl^s :
SUNDAY MORNING NEWS; Sun
days ; independent ; four pages ; size 30x44 •
subscription $2 ; established 1878 ; Dietrick &'
Keck, editors and publishers ; circulation I I.
SHICKSHINN Y, Luzerne Co., l,500t
pop., on Lackawanna & Bloomsburgh
branch of D., L. & W. Rd., 40 m. from Scran-
ton. A mining town, surrounded bv a nch
farming country.
MOUNTAIN ECHO; Fridays; four
P^P'^'JiS® '^"^^^'^ subscription §1 50 ; estab-
lished 1873 ; R. Millard Tubbs, editor aAd pub-
lisher ; circulation K 1. '
SHIPPENSBURG, Cumherland Co.,
2,500+ pop., on Cumberland Valley Rd., 41 m.
from Harrisburg. Surrounded by a popu-
lous agricultural district and a centre of
trade. State Normal School located here.
DE3IOCRATIC CHRONICLE-
Fil^"J)?^^'li'"'^?J^^^^.^^*'^*-f^^'"<^^*i'atic; four pages •
Size26x38; subscription $\ 50 ; established 1875
^„i!i^'l ^''^^^'^'■'^'^V- editor; A. J. Sanderson
publisher ; circulation K K 1.
NEAVS; Saturdays; republican; four
pages; size 2bx38 : subscription SI 75- estah
lished 1843; D, K. & J. C. ^f agnert edit^iflnd
publishers ; circulation J l.
SKIPPACK, Montgomery Co., 370
pop., 18 m. from Philadelphia, 10 from Nor-
rlstown, near the P. & R. Rd. Chiefly agri-
cultural. Manufacturing on a small scale
DER NEUTRALIST TND 4TT
GEMEINE NEU1GKEITS?B0TE:
Wednesdays; German; independent-repub-
i\'-'^?; four pages; size 28x42; subscription
SI 75; established 1844; A. E. Dambh^editor
and publisher ; circulation J l.
SLATINGTON, Lehigh Co., 2,000t
pop., on Lehigh r. and Lehigh Valley Rd., 16
m. N. W. of Allento^vn. Slate quarries
here.
NEWS; Wednesdays; independent; four
P-^F^,',^^^^e '^^'"^36; subscription $1; estab-
ished 1868; L. E. Schlauch, editor \ Ad pub-
lisher; circulation K.
SMETHPORT, C. H., McKean Co.,
1,(X»0+ pop., on McKean & Buffalo Rd., about
^*i m. from Buffalo. Centre of extensive
mining and petroleum region.
McKEAN CO. MINER; Thursdavs ;
republican ; four pages ; size 26x40 : subscrin-
tion $1 oO ; established 1863 ; H. F. Barboiu-
editor and publisher ; circulation J J.
McKEAN DEMOCRAT ; Thursdays ;
democranc ; four pages ; size 28x45 ; subscrip-
U*^S li-?'^' established 1879; Clark Wilson,
H. C. Wilson and A. J. Carr, editors and pub-
lishers.
SOMERSET, C. H., Somerset Co.,
1,350+ pop., on Somerset branch of Pitts-
burgh, Washington & Baltimore Rd., 70 m.
from Pittsburgh. Lumber trade carried on.
340
GEO. P. HOWELL & CO'S
PENNSYLVANIA.
Coal found in this vicinity. Fine agricul-
tural district. Maple sugar and butter the
chief commodities.
DEMOCRAT; Wednesdays ; demo-
cratic ; four pages ; size 28x44 ; subscription
$2 50 ; established 1854 ; A. H. CofEroth, Jr.,
editor and puVjlisher ; circulation J 1.
HERALD; Wednesdays; republican;
four pages ; size 28x44 ; subscription $2 50 ;
established 1827 ; Somerset Printing Co., edi-
tors and publishers ; circulation I.
SOUDERTON, Montgomery Co., SSOf
pop., 26 ni. from Phila., with railroad com-
munication. Has steam and planing mills.
DIE GERMANIA GAZETTE; Fri-
days ; German ; four pages ; size 24x38 ; sub-
scription $1 ; established 1878 ; W. F. Goettler,
editor and publisher ; circulation K.
SOUTH BETHLEHEM, JS^'orth-
ampton Co., 4,000+ pop., ou Lehigh Valley
and North Penna. Rds., 12 m. above Easton
and 54 from Phila. Seat of Lehigh Univer-
sity and other institutions. Has large zinc
works and rich iron and coal mines.
STAR; Thursdaj^s ; democratic ; four
pages ; size 22x32 ; subscription $1 25 ; estab-
lished 1879; Grim & Harlacher, editors and
publishers.
SOUTH CUBSTBH, Delaware Co.
DELAWARE CO. PAPER AND
MAIL; (see Chester).
SPRING CITY, Chester Co., L500t
pop., on Schuylkill r. and canal, near the
line of Philadelphia & Reading Rd., 32 m.
from Philadelphia.
S UN ; Saturdays ; independent ; four
pages; size 26.x40 ; subscription $1 50; estab-
lished 1872 ; John H. Rojer, editor and pub-
lisher ; circulation J 1.
STEELTON, DaupMnCo., 3,000t pop.,
3 m. E. of Harrisburg. Makes Bessemer
steel, steel rails, switches, etc.
ITEM; Fridays ; independent ; eight
pages ; size 26x40 ; subscription $1 35 ; estab-
lished 1875 ; J. A. Work & Bro., editors and
publishers ; circulation K.
STRASBURGH, Lancaster Co., 1,008
pop., 46 m. from Han-isburgh and 10 S. E. of
Lancaster.
FREE PRESS; Saturdays; indepen-
dent ; four pages ; size 23x36 ; subscription
$1 50 ; established 1870 ; J. W. Sandoe, editor
and publisher ; cii'culation K.
STROUDSBURG, C. H., Monroe
Co., 2,500+ pop., on Broadhead's creek and
Delaware, Lackawanna & Western Rd., 89
m. from New York. Surrounded by an ag-
ricultural country ; possesses water power,
and is engaged in manufactures.
FARMERS' ADVOCATE; Fridays;
Independent-democratic ; eight pages ; sub-
scription $1 50 ; established 1878 ; William H.
Reiuhart, editor and Tjublisher ; circ'n J 1.
JEFFERSONIAN; Thursdays; repub-
lican ; four pages ; size 2;3x33 ; subscription
$2 50 ; established 1843 ; Theodore Schoch, edi-
tor and publisher ; cLi'culation K.
MONROE DEMOCRAT; Fridays;
democratic ; four pages ; size 29x43 ; subscrip-
tion $1 50 ; established 1830 ; A. O. Greenwald,
editor and publisher ; circulation J 1.
SUGAR GROVE, Warren Co.,
2,500+ pop., 10 m. from Jamestown, N. Y.,
and 14 from Warren, Pa.
INDEPENDENT.++
SUNBURY, C. H., Northumberland
PENNSYL VANIA.
Co., 4,500+ pop., on Susquehanna r., at junc-
tion of Philadelphia & Erie with Northern
Central Rd., 56 m. from Harrisburg and 3&
from Williamspoi't. The Shamokin Valley
& Pottsville Rd. terminates here, also West-
ern term'inus of Danville, Hazleton &
Wilkes-Barre Rd. Eastern terminus of the
Sunbury & Lewistown Rd. Shipping point
for Shamokin coal fields. Engaged in lum-
ber trade.
DAILY; every evening except Sunday j
four pages ; size 14x21 ; subscription $3 ; estab-
lished 1876 ; Eichholtz & Co., editors and
publishers ; issued from the office of the
Northumberland Co. Democrat.
CJAZETTE-AMERICAN; Fridays; re^
publican ; four pages ; size 28x44 ; subscription
$2 ; established 1879 ; Youngman & Wilvert,
editors and publishers ; circulation III.
NORTHUMBERLAND CO. DEM-
Ot'RAT ; Fridays ; democratic ; four pages ;
size 28x44 ; subscription $2 ; established 1861 ;
J. E. Eichholtz & Co., editors and publishers ;
circulation I. Official paper of county and
the circulation guaranteed to be larger than
that of any other pajyer in the county.
SUSQUEHANNA DEPOT, Sus-
quehanna Co., 5,000+ pop., on Erie Rd. 8 m.
E. of Great Bend and 23 E. of Binghamton,
and 191 W. from New York city. Repair
shops located here,
SUSQUEHANNA GAZETTE; Satur-
daj's ; independent ; four pages ; size 26x40 ;
subscription $1 50 ; established 1873 ; Dunlea
& Brosnan, editors and publishers ; circ'n K 1.
SUSQUEHANNA JOURNAL; Satur-
days ; independent ; four pages ; size 26x40 ;
subscription $2 ; established 1869 ; B. F. Pride,
editor and publisher ; circulation K.
TALLEY CAVEY, Allegheny Co.
HAMPTON PRESS; monthly; evan-
gelical ; four pages ; size 22x32 ; subscription
50 cents ; established 1878 ; Rev. Thomas John-
ston, editor ; Joseph L. Bosh, publisher ; cir-
culation J 1.
T AM AQUA, Schuylkill Co., 5,960
pop. On Tamaqua r. and Little Schuylkill
Rd., 15 m. from Pottsville. Coal is found
here. Some manufacturing carried on.
COURIER ; Saturdays; Independent; four
pages ; size 26x40 ; subscription $2 ; establish-
ed 1870 ; Harris & Zeller, editors and publish-
ers ; circulation J 1.
TEIiFORD, Montgomery Co., 450t
pop., on North Penna. Div. of Phila. &
Reading Rd., 24 m. from Phila.
MONTGOMERY CO. PRESSE ; Fri-
days ; German ; four pages ; size 22x32 ; sub-
scription $1 50 ; established 1860 ; John Shupe,
editor and publisher.
TIDIOUTE, Warren Co., 1,638 pop.,
on Allegheny r. and P., T. & B. Rd. In mid-
dle of oil region. Some manufacturing car-
ried on.
NEWS ; Fridays ; four pages ; size 25x39 ;
subscription $2 ; established 1873 ; Charles E.
White, editor and publisher ; circulation K 1.
TIOGA, Tioga Co., l,000t pop., on
Corning, Cowanesque & Ai\trim, Elmira
State Line and Tioga Rds. Chief business,
agriculture and the lumber trad«, with
some manufactures.
TIOGA CO. EXPRESS; Thursdays;
independent ; four pages ; size 26x40 ; sub-
scription .$2 ; establisned 1873 ; A. H. Bunnell,
editor and publisher ; circulation K 1.
AMERICAN NEWSPAPER DIRECTOIIY.
341
FEXNS YL VANIA.
TIONESTA, C. H., Forest Co., 500t
pop., on Allegheny r. and Oil Creek & Alle-
gheny R. Rd., 13 m. from Oil City. Engaged
in lumber trade.
FOREST NATIONAL.; Fi-idays ; inde-
fendent ; four pages ; size 22x;30 ; subscription
1 ; established 18T8 ; W. C. Coburn, M. D., edi-
tor and publisher ; circulation K.
FOREST REPUBLICAN; Wednes
days ; four pages ; size 22x32 ; subscription
$1 50 ; established 1868 ; J. E. Wenk, editor
and publisher ; cii'culation K.
TITUSVILLE, Crcnv/ord Co., 8,639
pop., on Pittsburgh, Titusville & Buffalo
Rd., at junction of Union & Titusville Rd.,
28 ni. from Meadville ; southern terminus
of Dunkirk, Allegheny Valley & Pittsburgh
Rd. Engaged in oil trade and location of a
number of refineries. Manufactures engine
boilers, barrels, and artesian and oil well
machinerj'.
MORNING HERALD; every morning
except Sunday, and HERAI^D, Thursdays;
republican ; four pages ; size — daily 26x40,
weekly 30x46 ; subscription— daily $10, week-
ly $2 ; established 1865 ; H. C. Bloss, editor ;
Bloss & Cogswell, publishers ; circulation —
daily J, weekly J.
HERALD; (iiee Morning Herald).
SUNDAY NEWS liETTER; Sundays ;
four pages ; size 25x40 ; subscription $1 60 ;
established 18S0 ; E. W. Hoag, editor ; Graham
& Hoag, publishers.
TOWANDA, C. H., Bradford Co.,
5,000+ pop., on Susquehanna r. and Lehigh
Valley Rd., at junction of Barclay, State
Line & Sullivan Rds., 77 m. from Pittston.
Contains a flourishing Collegiate Institute
and several manufactories.
GAZETTE; every morning except Sun-
day, and BRADFORD GAZETTE, Fri
days ; four pages ; size — daily 14x22, weekly
22x31 ; subscription— daily $4 80, weekly $1 ;
established 1879; Gazette Publishing Co.,
editors and publishers ; circulation — week-
ly K 1.
REVIEW ; every evening except Sunday ;
four pages ; size 16x22 ; subscription $3 ; es-
tablished 1879; S. W. and Noble N. Alvord,
editors and publishers.
BRADFORD ARGUS; Thursdays;
democratic ; four pages ; size 27x42 ; subscrip-
tion $^1 50 ; established 18:33 ; E. Ashmun Par-
sons, editor and publisher : circulation I.
BRADFORDGAZETTE;(seeGa2tf^e).
BRADFORD REPORTER; Thurs-
days ; republican ; four pages ; size 28x44 ;
gubscription $1 ; established 1840 ; E. O. Good-
rich, editor ; Goodrich & Hitchcock, publish-
ers ; circulation I.
BRADFORD REPUBLICAN; Thurs
days ; republican ; four pages ; size 28x44 ;
subscription §1 ; established 1875 ; Judson Hol-
comb, editor ; Holcomb & Tracy, publishers ;
circulation 1 1.
JOURNAL; Fridays; four pages; size
26x40 ; subscription $1 25 ; established 1873 ; D.
M. Turner, editor and publisher ; circ'n 1 1.
TRAPPE, Montgomery Co.
PROVIDENCE INDEPENDENT.tt
TREMONT, Schuylkill Co., 2,250t
pop., 13 m. from Pottsville, on Philadelphia
& Reading Rd. Engaged in coal mining
and iron manufactures.
NEWS ; Thursdays ; four pages ; size
24x38 ; subscription $1 50 ; established 1869 ;
U. G. BatdorfE, editor and publisher ; circula-
tion K.
WEST SCHUYLKILL PRESS;
Saturdays ; independent ; four pages ; size
26x40 ; subscription $1 50 ; established 1877 ;
S. C. Kirk, editor and publisher ; circ'n K.
PENNS YL VANIA.
TROY, Bradford Co., l,400t pop., on
Northern Central Rd., 25 m. from Elniira,
N. Y. In an agricultural and butter-pro-
ducing section, and centre of trade.
NORTHERN TIER GAZETTE;
Thursdays ; republican ; four pages ; size
24x38 ; subscription .$2 ; established 1863 ; A.
S. Hooker, editor and publisher ; cii'c'n K 1.
TUNKHANNOCK, C. H., Wyoming
Co., l,500t pop., on N. branch of Susque-
hanna r. and Lehigh Valley Rd., 23 m. from
Pittston, 145 from Harrisburg and 24 from
Scranton. The centre of a grain trade and
engaged in various industrial pursuits.
REPUBLICAN; Fridays; republican;
four pages ; size 26x4(J ; subscription ,$2 ; es-
tablished 1869 ; Cyrus D. Camp, editor and
publisher ; circulation I. With supplement,
largest country paper published ; party organ
Wyoming and Sullivan counties; circulation
more than double that of any of its rivals ;
home print.
STANDARD ; Fridays ; democratic ;
eight pages ; size 30x44 ; established 1879 ; Ba-
con & Son, editors and publishers.
AVY03IING DEMOCRAT; Wednes
days ; democratic ; four pages ; size 26x4(J ;
subscription S2 ; established 1861 ; Day &
Terry, editors and publishers ; circulation J .J.
TYRONE, Blair Co., 2,200t pop., on
Pennsylvania Central Rd., at junction of
Tyrone & Clearfield & Bald Eagle divis-
ions, and terminus of Lewisburg Centre &
Spruce Creek Rd., 14 m. from Altoona. En-
gaged in Lron, lime, lumber and stone coal
trade.
DE3IOCRAT; Fridays; democratic;
four pages ; size 24x36 ; subscription $1 50 ;
established 1872 ; Geo. Stroop, editor and pub-
lisher ; circulation K.
HERALD ; Thui-sdays ; republican ; four
pages ; size 25x;38 ; subscription $1 50 ; estab-
lished 1867 ; C. S. W. Jones, editor ; C. S. W.
Jones & Co., publishers ; circulation J 1.
UNION CITY, Erie Co., 3,000t pop.,
on Atlantic & Great Western, Philadelphia
& Erie and Union & Titusville Rds., 26 m.
from Erie. The centre of an agricultural
district and engaged in manufactures.
TIMES ; Thursdays ; independent ; eight
pages ; size 30x44 ; subscription $1 50 ; estab-
lished 1871 ; McLean & Moore, editors and pub-
lishers ; circulation J 1.
UNIONTOWN, C. H., Fayette Co.,
3,000+ pop., at terminus of Fayette Co.
branch of Baltimore & Ohio Rd. ; also on
South-west Pennsylvania Rd., 72 m. from
Pittsburgh. Surrounded by a thickly set-
tled agricultural district. Centre of the
coke and iron region of Pennsylvania.
DEMOCRAT; Tuesdays; democratic;
four pages ; size 22x32; subscription $150;
established 1878 ; Joseph Beatty and Charles
D. Conner, editors and publishers ; circ'n J.
GENIUS OF lilBERTY; Thursdays;
democratic ; four pages ; size 28x46 ; sub-
scription $2 50 ; established 1805 ; Litman, Mc-
Dowell & Co., editors and publishers; circu-
lation 1 1.
REPUBLICAN STANDARD; Thu s-
days ; republican; four pages; size 28x4 i ;
subscription ,$2 ; established 1826 ; McKnight,
Rush & Ritenour, editors and publishers ; cir-
culation I 1.
WARREN, C. H., Warren Co., 3,000t
pop., on Allegheny r. and Philadelphia Sc
Erie Rd., at junction of Dunkirk, Warreu
& Pittsburgh Rd., 66 m. from Erie.
342
GEO. P. ROWELL & GO'S
PENNSYL VANIA.
LiEDGEK: Fridays; democratic ; four
pages ; size .:7x4"2 ; subscription $2 ; estab-
lislied 1849 ; B. F. Morris, editor and publisiier;
circulation J 1.
31 A IE; Tuesdays; republican; four
pages; size 26x4(3; subscription $2; estab-
lished 1848; E. Cowan & Co., editors and pub-
lishers ; circulation J.
REPORTER AND FARMER ; Sat
urdays ; independent ; four pages ; size
28x44 ; subscription $1 ; established 1878 ; E.
D. Strang, editor; Reporter Co., publishers;
circulation J J 1.
NATION ; monthly ; literary ; eight pages ;
size 24x38 ; subscription $1 ; established 1875 ;
E. T. Hazletine, editor and publisher; does
not insert advertisements.
WASHINGTON, C. H., Washington
Co., 4,985+ pop., on Chartiers creek and
on Chartiers Valley, Hempfleld, Washing-
ton (feWaynesburg, and Pittsburgh Southern
Rds., 32 m. fi'om Pittsljurgh. County seat of
a large farming and sheep-raising county.
Seat of the Washington and Jefferson Col-
leges.
EVENING REPORTER; every even
ing except Sunday, and REPORTER,
Wednesdays ; republican ; daily four pages,
weekly eight pages ; size — daily 13x18, week-
ly 30x44 ; subscription — daily $3, weekly $2 ;
established— daily 1876, weekly 18U8; Gow &
Christmau, editors and publishers ; circula-
tion— dail.v K K, weeklv J 1.
DEMOCRAT; Wednesdays; democratic;
four pages ; size 29x44 ; subscription $2 ; es-
tablished 1878 ; A. H. Ecker, editor and pub-
lisher; circulation J J 1.
OBSERVER; Fridays; independent;
four pages ; size 27x42 ; subscription $2 ; es-
tablished 1871 ; Stocking & Acheson, editors
and publishers ; circulation I.
REPORTER; (see Evening RejJorter).
REVIEW AND EXAMINER; Wed
nesdays ; democratic ; four pages ; size 28x44;
subscription $1 50 ; established — Examiner
1817, Review 1851 ; consolidated 1865 ; J. M.
Cooper, editor andpublisher ; circulation J J 1.
JEFFERSOXIAN: monthly; sixteen
pages; size of page 8x11; subscription $1 25;
established 1877 ; Students of Washington
and Jefferson College, editors and pulilishers;
circulation K ; a college paper ; issued during
the collegiate year.
TVASHINGTON SQUARE (El-
izabethville P. O.), Dauphin Co., 8CX)+ pop.
DEMOCRAT; Thursdays; democratic;
eight pages ; size 22x31 ; subscription $1 25 ;
established 1879; J. A. Ettinger, editor and
publisher.
WATERFORD, Erie Co., l,000t
pop., 14 m. S. E. of Erie and 1 from P. &
E. Rd. ; on Lake Le Boeuf. Lies in a farm-
ing and cattle-raising district, and has two
flouring mills and two large tanneries.
EEADER ; Thursdays ; independent ;
four pages ; size 26x40 ; subscription $1 50 ;
established 1878 ; A. F. Moses, editor and
publisher ; circulation K 1.
WATSONTOWN, Northumberland
Co., 2,(X)0+ pop., on W. branch of the Susque-
hanna r., on Philadelphia and Ei-ie Rd., 17
7n. N. of Sunbury and 20 E. of Williamsport.
Considerable manufacturing carried on.
Surrounded by a good agricultural dis-
trict.
RECORD; Fridays; democratic; eight
ages ; size 30x44 ; subscription $2 ; estab-
ished 1871 ; L. C. Fosnot, editor ; Record
Printing and Publishing Co., publishers; cir-
culation K 1.
I
AVATTSBURGH, Erie Co.
CHRONICLE.+t
PENNSYLVANIA.
WAYNESBORO, Frankl.n Co.,
1,400+ pop., at terminus of Mont Alto Rd.
and B. & C. N. Rds. Manufactures steam
engines and threshing machines. In rich
agricultural district. Copper and iron
found near. The neighboring mountains
contain a nuvnber of parks and summer re-
sorts.
BRETHREN'S ADVOCATE; Tues
days ; united brethren ; four pages ; size
22x31; subscription $1; estnblislied 1879; D.
H. Fahrnev, editor and publisher.
KEYSTONE GAZ^ETTE; Tuesdays;
democratic ; four pages ; size 24x36 ; subscrip-
tion $1 50 ; established 1876 ; West & Jacobs,
editors and publishers ; circulation K 1.
VILLAGE RECORD; Thursdays;
four pages; size 26x40; subscription $2; es-
tablished 1847; W.Blair, editor and publisher;
circulation J.
WAYNESBURGH, C. H., Greene
Co., 2,000+ pop., 45 m. S. of Pittsburgh. En-
gaged in agriculture and stock raising.
Has flourishing college.
INDEPENDENT; Fridays; four pages r
size 31x46 ; sul^scription $2 ; established
1872 ; Ragan & Rodehaver, editors and pub-
lishers ; circulation J J 1. The largest circu-
lation and the largest paper in G-reene county.
MESSENGER; Wednesdays; demo-
cratic ; four pages ; size 30x45 ; subscription
$3 ; established 1813 ; W. T. EL Pauley, editor
and publisher ; circulation J 1.
REPUBLICAN; Wednesdays; republi-
can ; four pages ; size 28x42 ; subscription
$2 50 ; established 1835 ; W. G. W. Day, editor
and publisher ; circulation J.
WELLSBORO, C. H., Tioga Co.^
2,800+ pop., on Wellsboro & Lawrencevllle
Rd., 24 m. from Lawrencevllle, 40 from
Corning, N. Y. In an agricultural section.
AGITATOR; Tuesdays ; republican ;
four pages ; size 28x42 ; subscription $2 ; estab-
lished 1854: A. F. Barnes, editor; Barnes &
Rov, publishers ; circulation I.
fiJAZETTE; Thursdays; democratic;
four pages ; size 27x41 ; subscription $2 p
established 1874 ; Havens & Conevery, editors
and publishers ; circulation J 1.
IDEA.++
WEST CHESTER, C. H., Chester
Co., 6,500+ pop., 21 m. from Philadelphia and
16 from Wilmington, Del., on Philadelphia
& West Chester and Philadelphia & Balti-
more Central Rds. Situated lii an agricul-
tural district and a centre of trade.
AMERICAN REPUBLICAN; eveij
morning except Sunday, and WEEKLY,
Fridays ; republican ; four pages ; size— daily
23x31, weekly 32x46; subscription— daily $3,
weekly $2 25 ; established— daily 1878, week-
ly 1808 ; Walter E. Hall, editor and publisher ;
circulation — daily J 1, weekly I.
LOCAL NEWS; every evening except
Sundav ; independent ; four pages ; size 20x30;
subscription $3; established 1872; W, W,
Thompson, editor ; W. H. Hodgson, pub-
lisher ; circulation G.
VILLAGE RECORD; every evening
except Sunday, and CHESTER CO-
VILLAGE RECORD, Saturdays; re-
publican ; four pages ; size— daily 20x31, week-
ly 33x45 ; subscription— daily $3, weekly $2 50 ;
established— daily 1879, weekly 1809 ; B. D. &
W. D. Evans, editors and publishers ; circu-
lation—weeklv G 1.
CHESTER CO. DEMOCRAT; Thurs-
days ; independent-democratic ; four pages ;
size 24x36 ; subscription $2 ; established 1879 ;
Jay Henry Long, editor ; Jay Henry Long &
Co., publishers.
CHESTER CO. VILLAGE RE-
CORD; (see Village Record).
AMEllICAN NEWSPAPER DIRECTORY.
343
PENNSYL VANIA.
JEFFEKiSONIAN; Saturdays; demo-
cratic • four payes ; size :3ux44 ; subscription
S2 50 ; established 1842 ; W. H. Hodgson, edi-
tor and publisher ; circulation Ct 1.
WESTFIELD, Tioya Co., SOOf pop.,
on Cowanesque r., 28 m. from Wellsboro
and 32 from Corning, N. Y. Farming and
dairying carried on.
FREE PRESf? ; Thursdays ; four pages ;
size 24x35 ; subscription .§1 50 ; established
1879 : E, M. Bixby, editor and publisher.
WEST NEWTON, Westmoreland
Co., 1,500+ pop., on B. & O. Rd., aS m. S. E. of
Pittsburgh. Good farming country. Coal,
coke, free-stone, lime-stone and lumber
abundant.
PRESS; Thursdays; independent; four
pages ; size 26x40 ; subscription $1 50 ; estab-
lished 1878; J. T. McAlpin, editor; E. C.
Hough, publisher ; circulation K 1.
WHITE HAVEN, Luzerne Co.,
3,000t pop., on L. V. and N. J. C. Rds., 30 m.
from Wilkes-Barre. Engaged in lumber-
ing and manufacturing.
JOURNAL; Saturdays; independent;
four pages ; size 22x31 : subscription $1 ; es-
tablished 1879 ; W. A. Feist, editor and pub-
lisher.
WILKES-BARRE, C. H., Luzerne
Co., 23,000+ pop., on N. branch of Susque-
hanna r., Pennsylvania Canal, Lehigh Val-
ley and Lehigh & Susquehanna Rds., at
junction of Nanticoke branch. Centre of
an agricultural district. Coal mining and
Inmber manufactiu-ing are among the chief
branches of industry.
RECORD OF THE TIMES ; every
morning except Sunday, and WEERLT,
Saturdays ; republican -, four pages ; size-
daily 26x40, weeklj' 29x44 ; subsci-iption — daily
$6, weekly $2 ; established— dailv 1873, weeklv
1866; William H. Bradley, editor; Wilkes-
Ban-e Publishing Co., publishers; circulation
—daily I 1, weekly H 1.
UNION-LEADER; every evening ex-
cept Sunday, and WEEKLY, Fridays;
democratic; four pages; size— daily 21x30,
w^eekly 29x44 ; subscription — dailv §5, weeklv
§2 ; established — daily 1879, weekly 1849* ;
J. K. Bogert, publisher ; circulation— weeklv
PEOPLE'S FRIEND.++
DEMOKRATISCHER W JE C U -
TER ; Fridays ; German ; democratic ; four
pages ; size 26x40 ; subscription $2 50 ; estab-
lished 1842; Robert Bauer, editor and pub-
lisher ; circulation J.
DEIJTSCH - AMERIRANISCHER
VOLKS-FREUND; Fridays; German;
four pages ; size 26x40 ; subscription $2 ; es-
tablished 1867 ; A. Bauman, editor ; Luzerne
Publishing Co., publishers ; circulation J.
DOLLAR NEVYS-DEALER ; (see
Sunday Morning Xcirs-Dealer).
LUZERNE LEGAL REGISTER ;
Fridays ; legal ; fortv pages octavo ; subscrip-
tion S3 ; established 1872 ; Geo. B. Kulp, editor
and publisher; circulation K 1.
NATIONAL REFOR3IER; Fridays;
greenback ; four pages ; size 26x40 ; subscrip-
tion $1 5U ; established 1878 ; National Re-
former Publishing Co., editors and publish-
ers : circulation J 1.
SUNDAY 3IORNIN€4 NEWS-DEAL-
ER ; Sundays ; four pages : size 26x37 ; sub-
scription $2 ; established 1879 ; J. C. Coon, edi-
tor and manager ; an edition entitled the
Dollar News-Denier, same size, subscription
SI, is issued on Thursdays ; dated and issued
simultaneously at Wilkes-Barre, Scranton
and Pittston.
SUNDAY' PLAIN DEALER ; (see
Pittston).
PENNSYL VANIA.
TEACHERS' JOURNAL: monthly;
educational ; twelve pages ; size or page 10x12;
subscription 75 cents ; established 1879 ; A. H.
Berlin and J. C. Geyer, editors and publishers.
WILLIAMSPORT, C. H., Lycom-
ing Co., 18,000+ pop., on W. branch of Sus-
quehanna r. and canal, and at junction of
Catawissa, Philadelphia & Erie and North-
ern Central Rds., 96 m. from Harrisburg.
The city is engaged in various and exten-
sive manufactures, and is the centre of the
lumber trade for the surrounding region.
About forty steam saw mills are located
here.
BANNER ; every evening except Sunday,
and DE:>I0CRATIC BANNER, Thurs
days ; democratic ; four pages ; size — daily
25x36, weekly 28x43; subscription— daily $6,
weekly $1 50 ; established 1874 ; Jacob Sallade
& Son, editors and publishers ; circulation—
dailv J 1, weekly 1 1.
GAZETTE AND BULLETIN ; every
morning and evening except Sunday, and
WEEKLY'. Thursdays; republican; four
pages ; size— daily 25x37, weekly 29x46 ; sub-
scription— daily S6,weeklv §1 50 ; established—
Gazette 18IH, Bulletin 1861), consolidated 1869;
Gazette and Bulletin Publishing Association,
editors and publishers; C. E. Fritcher, man-
ager; circulation — daily 1 1, weekly III. Ly-
coming county, in which this paper is pub-
lished, is strongly Democratic ; the official ad-
vertising goes in two papers, one of which
must be the paper having the largest bona-flde
circulation, and this advertising the "Ga-
zette and Bulletin'''' has held, rmder decree of
Court, for over six years.
DEMOCRATIC BANNER; (see Ban-
ner).
DIE SUSQUEHANNA ZEITUNG ;
Saturdays ; German ; four pages ; size 23x.S4 ;
subscription $\ 50; established 1864; Carl
Volkmar, editor and publisher ; circ'n K.
NATIONAL STANDARD; Saturdays;
greenback ; four pages ; size 26x38 ; subscrip-
tion SI ; established 1878 ; S. 6. Eberly, man-
ager ; circulation J J 1.
STAR OF HOPE; Thursdays; temper-
ance ; four pages ; size 22x32 ; subscription
$1 25 ; established 1877 ; Alem B. Tate, editor
and publisher ; circulation K 1.
SUN AND LYC03IING DEMO-
CRAT ; Wednesdays; democratic; eight
pages; size ;3tix46; subscription $2 50; estab-
lished 1870 ; Sun Publishing Association, edi-
tors and publishers ; circulation 1 1.
S U N D A Y M O R N I N G B R E A K-
FAST TABLE; Sundays; eight pages;
size :*lx44 ; subscription .$2 ; established 1879 ;
J. W. Dietrick, manager.
WEST BRANCH BEOBACHTER ;
Fridays ; German ; four pages ; size 26x40 ;
subscription $2 ; established 1872 ; Geo. Wolf,
editor and publisher; circulation K 1.
DICKINSON LIBERAL; monthly;
sixteen pages ; size of page 9x12 ; subscrip-
tion SI ; established 1878 ; Belles Lettres Union
and Tripartite Union Societies of Dickinson
Seminary, editors and publishers ; circula-
tion K ; a college paper ; issued during the
collegiate year.
WRIGHTSVILLE, York Co.,l,500t
pop., in Hellam township, on Susquehanna
r., Susquehanna and Tidewater canals, and
York branch of Pennsylvania Central Rd.,
31 m. from Harrisburg. Engaged in the
lumber, coal, lime and iron trade, and
manufactures cigars extensively, being a
central point in Pennsylvania tobacco
trade.
STAR; Fi-idays; independent; four
pages ; size 25x38 ; subscription $1 50 ; estab-
lished 1854 ; Moore & Weltzhoffer, editors and
publishers ; circulation K K.
344
GEO. P. HOWELL & CO'S
PENNSYLVANIA.
YORK, C. H., York Co., 13,000t pop.,
on Codorus Creek and Northern Central
Rd., at junction of York branch of Penn-
sylvania Central Rd., 89 m. from Philadel-
phia, and 59 from Baltimore. In a thickly-
populated agricultural district. Engaged
in manufacturing iron and steel, railway
cars, agricultural implements, etc. Centre
of trade.
DAILiY ; every morning except Sunday,
and WEEKLY, Fridays; four pages; size
— daily 21x30, weekly 26x:^ ; subscription-
daily $3, weekly $1 ; established— dally 1858,
weekly 1877 ; Isaac Rudisll, John H. Gibson
and Alex. P. Moul, editors and publishers;
circulation— daily I 1, weekly J.
EVENINCi DISPATCH; every
evening except Sunday, and TRUE DEM-
OCRAT, Tuesdays ; republican ; four pages ;
size — daily 21x30, weekly 28x45 ; subscription
—daily $3 50, weekly $1 50 ; established — daily
1876, weekly 1864 ; Hiram Young, editor and
publisher ; circ'n— daily J 1, weekly J J 1.
DEMOCRATIC PRESS ; Fridays ;
democratic ; four pages ; size 28x40 ; subscrip-
tion $1 50; established 1838; Oliver Stuck,
editor and publisher ; circulation J J 1.
GAZETTE; Fridays; German; demo-
cratic ; four pages ; size 24x36 ; subscription
$1 25 ; established 1795 ; Small & Welsh, edi-
tors and publishers ; circulation K.
GAZETTE; Tuesdays; democratic ; four
ages ; size 29x41 ; subscription $1 75 ; estab-
Ished 1815 ; Small & Welsh, editors and pub-
lishers ; cii'culation J J 1.
PENNSYL.VANIAN; Saturdays; inde-
pendent ; four pages ; size 25x36 ; subscrip-
tion $1 50; established 1851 ; David A. Frey, edi-
tor and publisher ; circulation J 1.
REPUBLICAN; Fridays ; republican ;
27x41 ; subscription $1 ;
fi
four pages ; size
established 1789 ; H. S. McNair, editor and
publisher ; circulation K 1.
TRUE DEMOCRAT; (see Evening Dis-
patch).
WEEKLY; (see Daily).
TEACHERS' JOURNAL^ monthly;
thirty-six pages octavo ; subscription 56 cents :
established 1874 ; Rev. P. Anstadt, editor and
publisher ; circulation H 1.
YORK SULPHUR SPRINGS,
Adams Co., 356 pop.
COMET ; Fridays ; independent ; four
pages ; size 22x31 ; subscription $1 25 ; estab-
lished 1877 ; I. W. Pearson, Jr., editor and pub-
lisher ; circulation K.
ZELIENOPLE, Butler Co.
CONNOQUENESSING VALLEY
NEWS; Thursdays ; four pages ; size
24x36 ; subscription $1 ; established 1878 ; Sam-
uel & J. R. Young, editors and publishers ;
circulation K 1.
RHODE ISLAND.
BRISTOL, C. H., Bristol Co., 5,829t
pop., on Narragansett bay and Providence,
Warren & Bristol Rd., 15 m. from Provi-
dence. Has a good harbor. Engaged in
manufacturing, gardening and commerce.
PHffiNIX; Satm-days ; republican; four
pages ; size 25x38 ; subscription $2 ; estab-
lished 1837; C. A. Greene, editor and pub-
lisher; circulation J.
CENTRAL FALLS, Providence Co.,
6,281+ pop., in Lincoln township of 7,889 pop.,
on Blackstone r. and Providence & Woi'ces-
ter Rd., 1 m. from Pawtucket and 5 from
Providence. Engaged in manufacturing.
Several cotton mills.
VISITOR; Fridays; independent; four
pages ; size 30x47 ; subscription $2 50 ; estab-
lished 1869 ; E. L. Freeman & Co., editors and
publishers ; circulation J.
RHODE ISLAND.
EAST GREENTVICH, C. H , Kent
Co., 3,im pop.
RHODE ISLAND PENDULUM; Fri-
days ; independent ; four pages ; size 26x38 ;
subscription $2; established 1854; D. C. Ken
yon, editor and publisher; circulation K K 1.
ODD FELLOWS' REGISTER;
monthly ; odd-fellowship ; eight pages ; size
22x32 ; subscription 50 cents ; established 1877 ;
M. M. Reynolds, editor and publisher ; circu-
lation I.
HOPE VALLEY, Washington Co.,
l,500t pop., at the terminus of the Wood
River branch of Boston, Providence & New
London Rd., 41 m. from Providence and 85
to Boston, Mass. Contains several cotton
mills, machine shops, foundries, boiler
shops, and printing press manufactories.
The centre of a thriving trade.
WOOD RIVER ADVERTISER ;
Thursdays ; four pages ; size 19x25 ; subscrip-
tion .$1 ; established 1876 ; L. W. A. Cole, editor
and publisher ; circulation K 1.
NARRAGANSETT PIER,JP«5/i
ington Co., 7 m. from Newport by steamer.
A fashionable watering place ; 19 large ho
tels and many aristocratic villas.
NARRAGANSETT HERALD ; Satur
days ; independent ; four pages ; size 26x40 ;
subscription $2 50 ; established 1876 ; Dr. Irving
Watson, editor ; Narragansett Press Co., pub-
lishers ; circulation J.
NEWPORT, C. H., Newport Co..
semi-State capital, 14,300+ pop., on Rhode
Island, having a fine harbor. The Fall River
line of steamers touch here. Connected
with Boston by Old Colony Rd. A city of
considerable commercial importance and a
fashionable summer resort.
NEWS; every evening except Sunday, and
JOURNAL, Saturdays; republican; four
pages ; size— daily 23x35, weekly 27x41 ; sub-
scription—daily $6, weekly $2 ; established —
daily 1846, weekly 1867 ; Davis & Pitman, edi-
tors and publishers ; circulation— daily J,
weekly J.
JOURNAL; (see iVews).
MERCURY; Saturdays; independent;
four pages ; size 29x42 ; subscription $2 ; es-
tablished 1758 ; John P. Sanborn, editor and
publisher ; circulation 1 1.
GENERAL ADVERTISER; bi week
ly ; four pages ; size 24x35 ; sub,scription 50
cents; established 1880; O. M. Atkinson, edi-
itor and publisher.
PASCOAG, Providence Co., 2,000t
pop., terminus of Providence & Springfield
Rd., 20 m. from Providence. Woolen manu-
factures form the chief industrj-.
BURRILLVILLE GAZETTE;
Thursdays ; non-partisan ; four pages ; size
24x35; subscription $1; established 1880; D.
H. Whittemore, editor and publisher.
PAWTUCKET, Providence Co.,
19,000+ pop., on Blackstone r., 4 m. from
Providence. Engaged in various manufac-
tures. The commerce of Pawtucket is quite
large. The first cotton manufactory in the
United States was established here.
GAZETTE AND CHRONICLE; Fri
days ; independent ; four pages ; size 31x48 ;
subsci-iption ,$2 50 ; established 1825 ; C. A. Lee,
editor ; Sibley & Lee, publishers ; circulation I.
PHENIX, Kent Co., l,000t pop., on
the Pawtuxet Valley Rd. and Pawtuxet r.,
10 m. W. of Providence. The Pawtuxet
AMERICAN NEWSPAPER DIRECTORY,
345
RHODE ISLAND.
Valley has a population of nearly 10,000.
Engaged principally in the manufacture of
cotton cloth and machinery.
PAWTUXET VALLEY GLEAN-
ER ; Saturdays ; four pages ; size 26x40 ; sub-
scription $1 50 ; established 1876 ; John H.
Campbell, editor and publisher ; circulation
J 1.
PROVIDENCE, C. H., Providence
Co., semi-State capital, 100,000+ pop., at head
of Narraganset hay. Connected with Bos-
ton, New York and other principal cities by
railroads. The commerce and manufac-
tures are extensive and important. The
largest city in the State. Seat of Brown
Universitj'.
BULLETIN; every evening except Sun-
day ; republican ; four pages ; size 25x38 ; sub-
scription S6 ; established 1863 ; Knowles, An-
thony & Danielson, editors and publishers ;
circulation F; issued from the office of the
Journal.
EVENING PRE?^S; every evening ex-
cept Sunday, and RHODE ISLAND
PRESS*, Saturdays ; republican ; four
pages ; size 27x42 ; subscription — daily §8,
w^eekly §2 ; established — daily 1841, weekly
1861 ; Frovidence Press Co., editors and pub-
lishers ; circulation — daily H, weekly K.
JOURNAL; every morning except Sun-
day, 3IANi:facturers' and
FARMERS' JOURNAL, semi weekly,
Mondays and Thursdays, and RHODE
ISLAND COUNTRY JOURNAL, Fri
days ; republican ; four pages ; size 30x48 ;
subscription— daily $8, semi-weekly .$4, week-
ly $2 5(J ; established— daily and weekly 1826,
semi-weekly 1818 ; Knowles, Anthony & Dan-
ielson, editors and publishers ; circulation —
dally G 1, semi-weekly K 1, weekly J J 1.
MORNING STAR; every morning ex-
cept Sunday ; republican ; four pages ; size
23x:il; subscription $5; established 1862;
Providence Press Co., editors and publishers ;
circulation H 1 ; issued from the ofQce of the
Evening Press.
MANUFACTURERS' AND FARM-
ERS' J0C:RNAL; (see Journal).
DEUTSCHER ANZEIGER; Satur
days ; German ; four pages ; size 18x24 ; sub-
scription S2; established 1876; Karl Peter-
mann, editor and publisher ; circulation K.
EASTERN REVIEAV.++
GENERAL ADVERTISER AND
GAZETTE; Saturdays ; four pages; size
25x36 ; subscription $1 ; established 1847 ; A.
Crawford Greene & Son, editors and pub-
lishers ; circulation X.
HERALD; Saturdays; four pages; size
24x36 ; subscription §1 50 ; established 1879 ;
Brown & Corbett, editors and publishers.
PARROTT; Saturdays; fom- pages;
size 22x32: subscription .$1 ; established 1877;
Parrott Publishing Co., publishers; circula-
tion J 1 ; devoted to militia news and inter-
ests.
^RHODE ISLAND COUNTRY
JOI RNAL; (see JbifrnaZ).
^ RHODE ISLAND DEMOCRAT j
Saturdays ; democratic ; four pages ; size
28x44 ; subscription $2 50 ; established 1879 ;
Albion N. Merchant, editor ; Democrat Pub-
lishing Co., publishers ; circulation J 1.
RHODE ISLAND PRESS; (see
Evening Press).
SUNDAY DISPATCH ; Sundays ; eight
pages ; size 28x42 ; subscription §2 50 ; estab-
lished 1874 ; Dispatch Publishing Co., editors
and publishers ; circulation G 1.
^SUNDAY MORNING TRANS-
CRIPT; Sunday's; four pages; size 26x40;
subscription $2 ; established 1879 ; P. Trump-
ler & Co., editors and publishers.
^SUNDAY TELEGRAM; Sundays-
four pages; size 25x;38; subscription $2; es-
tablished 1876 ; C. C. Corbett, editor and pub-
lisher ; circulation H 1.
TIMES; Saturdays; democratic; four
RHODE ISLAND.
pages ; size 24x:36 ; subscription $2 ; established
1876 ; W. H. Goft'e, editor and publisher ; circu-
lation K 1.
VISITOR; Saturdays; four pages; size
24x;^ ; subscription $1 50 ; established 1875 ; cir-
culation .J.
BRUNONIAN; every third Saturday;
twenty-four pages ; size of page 8x11 ; sub-
scription .$2 5() ; established 1867 ; Senior and
Junior classes of Brown University, editors
and publishers ; circulation K ; a college pa-
per; issued during the collegiate j-ear.
FREEMASON'S REPOSITORY;
monthly ; masonic ; forty pages octavo ; sub-
scription SI 50 ; established 1871 ; Henry W.
Rugg, editor; Thomas S. Hammond, pub-
lisher ; circulation J 1.
WAKEFIELD, Washington Co., 850t
pop., in South Kingstown township, at head
of Point Judith inlet. Engaged in manu-
factures.
NARRAGANSETT TIMES; Fiidays ;
independent ; four pages ; size 24x36 ; sub-
scription $1 50; established 1864; D. Gillies,
editor and publisher ; circulation K 1.
WARREN, Jiristol Co., 4,000t pop.,
on Narragansett bay and Providence, War-
ren & Bristol Rd., 10 m. from Providence.
GAZETTE; Fridays; four pages; size
24x36 ; subscription .§2 50 ; established 1865 ;
W. H. Martin, editor and publisher; cii'cula-
tion K.
WESTERLY, Washington Co., 5,70St
pop., partly in R. I. and partly in Conn., on
Pawtucket r. and the Providence & Ston-
ington Rd., 44 m. from Providence. En-
gaged in cotton and other manufactures.
NARRAGANSETT WEEKLY?
Thursdays ; independent ; four pages ; size
28x44 ; subscription $2 ; established 1858 ; G. B.
and J. H. Utter, editors and publishers ; cir-
culation 1 1.
WOONSOCKET, Providence Co.,
13,576t pop., on Blackstone r. and Provi-
dence and Worcester Rd., 16 m. from Provi-
dence. Largely engaged in cotton, woolen
and other manufactures.
EVENING REPORTER; every even-
ing except Sunday ; independent ; four pages ;
size 19x28 ; subscription S2 50 ; established
1873; L. B. Pease, editor and publisher; circu-
lation H H.
PATRIOT; every evening except Sun-
day, and WEEKLY, Fridays; indepen-
dent ; daily four pages, weekly eight pages ;
size— daily 21x32, weekly 36x48 ; subscription
—daily .$3 50, weekly S3; established— dailv
1875, weekly 18a3; G. W. Foss, editor; pul>
lished by S. S. Foss' Estate; circulation—
dailv H H, weekly G 1.
COURRIER CANADIEN; Thursdays;
French ; four pages ; size 28x41 ; subscription
$2 20; established 1876; Gagnon •& Ai-cham
beault, editors and publishers ; circulation K ;
printed at the oftice of Le Travailleur, Wor-
cester, Mass.
SOUTH CAROLINA.
ABBEVILLE, C. H., Abbeville Co.,
1,200+ pop., on a branch of Greenville &
Columbia Rd., 106 m. from Columbia and 60
from Augusta, Ga. Principally occupied in
the cultivation of cotton.
MEDIUM; Wednesdays; democratic;
f oiu- pages ; size 28x42 ; subscription $2 ; estab-
blished 1871 ; Hemphill & Hemphill, editors
and publishers ; circulation J 1.
PRESS AND BANNER: Wednesdays;
democratic ; four pages ; size 28x43 ; subscrip-
tion $2 ; established 1853 ; Hugh Wilson and
W. C. Benet, editors and publishei-s ; circ'n J.
346
GEO. P. ROWELL & CO'8
SOUTH CAROLINA.
SOUTH CAROLINA.
AIKEN, C.B.., Aiken Co., 2,259 pop.,
on S. C. Rd., 120 m. N. W. of Charleston.
Surrounded by small manufacturing vil-
lages, and does a lively cotton trade.
COURIER-JOURNAL. : Thursdays ;
democratic ; four pages ; size 26x40 ; subscrip-
tion $2 ; established 1871 ; John McRay, editor
and publisher; circulation K 1.
REVIEVV.t+
ANDERSON, C. H., Anderson Co.,
2,765+ pop., on Anderson branch of Green-
ville & Columbia Rd ., and southern termi-
nus of Blue Ridge Rd., 127 m. from Colum-
bia. A cotton market for the N. W. portion
of the State.
INTEEEIGENCER; Thursdays ; demo-
cratic ; four pages ; size 26x40 ; subscription
S2; established 1865 ; E. B. Murray, editor; E,
B.Murray & Co., publishers ; circulation I.
JOURNAL; Fridays; independent demo-
cratic ; four pages ; size 24x36 ; subscription
$1 ; established 1876; A. S. Todd, editor and
publisher; circulation K K.
BARNWEL.I., Barnwell Co., 965t
pop., 10 ni. from South Carolina Rd. at
Blackville and 90 from Charleston.
PEOPLE; Thursdays; democratic; four
pages ; size 24x36 ; subscription $2 ; estab-
lished 1877 ; John W. Holmes, editor and pub-
lisher ; circulation K.
SENTINEL; Thursdays; democratic;
four pages ; size 26x4() ; subscription $2 ; estab-
lished 1852; E. A. Brousou, editor and pub-
lisher ; circulation J 1 .
BEAUFORT, C. H., Beaufort Co.,
4,000+ pop., on Port Royal r. about 15m. fi-om
Atlantic ocean and 80 S. W. of Charleston.
Has a good harbor. Rice and sweet pota-
toes are cultivated in this section. Yellow
pine and cypress lumber are exported. Im-
portant centre of the phosphate trade.
CRESCENT ; Thursdays ; four pages ;
size 22x32 ; subscription $2 ; established 1872 ;
S. H. Rodgers, editor and publisher ; circula-
tion K 1.
SEA ISLAND NEWS; Saturdays ; four
pages ; size 24x35 ; subscription $2 ; estab-
lished 1879; W. M. French, editor and pub-
lisher ; circulation K.
BENNETTSVILLE, C. H., 3rarl-
borough Co., 1,736 pop., on Crop Creek. 8 m.
from the Great Pedee r.
MARLBOROUGH PL.ANTER ; Fri
days ; democratic ; four pages ; size 24x36 ;
subscription $2; established 1876: C. W.
Dudley, editor and publisher ; circulation K.
CAMDEN, C. H., Kershaw Co., 2,000t
pop., on Camden branch of South Carolina
Rd., 5 m E. of Wateree r.
JOURNAIi ; Tuesdays; democratic;
four pages ; size 30x33 ; subscription $2 ; estab-
lished 1827; T. H. Clarke, editor and pub-
lisher ; circulation K K 1.
KERSHAW GAZETTE; Thursdays;
<lemocratic ; four pages ; size 26x40 ; subscrip-
tion $2; established 1873; F. P. Beard, editor;
F. P. & H. E. Beard, publishers ; circ'n K K 1.
CHARLESTON, C. H., Charleston
Co., 54,000+ pop., at junction of Ashlej^ and
Cooper r.s., 7 m. from Atlantic ocean. It has
a fine harbor and large foreign and do-
mestic trade. Railroads from the interior
centre here, making it a shipping point for
cotton and other products.
DEMOCRAT; every evening except Sun-
day ; democratic ; four pages ; size 20x26 ;
subscription $6 ; established 1879 ; Democrat
Publishing Co., editors and publishers.
NEWS AND COURIER ; everj' morn
ing except Sunday, TRI- WEEKLY.
Tuesdays, Thursdays and Saturdays, and
NEWS, Wednesdays ; democratic ; four
pages ; size — dailj' and tri-weekly 28x40,
weekly 29x43 ; subscription — daily .$10, tri-
weekly $5, weekly $2 ; established 1803 ; Rior-
dan & Dawson, editors and publishers ; circu-
lation—daily G 1, tri-weekly J, weekly J J 1..
The only established daily paper xiublishecl in
Charleston, and the only daily of considerable
circulation published in South Carolina. The
leading journal of the Cotton States.
DEUTSCHE ZEITUNG; semi weekly,
Mondays and Thursdays, and WEEKLY,
Saturdays : German ; four pages ; size 22x29 ;
subscription — semi-weekly $5, weekly $2 50;
established— semi-weekly 1853, weekly 1874 ;
F. Melchers, editor ; F. Melchers & Son, pub-
lishers ; circulation — semi-weekly K, week-
ly K.
NEWS; (see News and Courier).
SOUTHERN CHRISTIAN ADVO-
CATE ; Saturdays; methodist episcopal;
eight pages ; size 28x40 ; subscription $2 50 ;
established 1837; Rev. S. A. Weber, editor;
Walker, Evans & Cogswell, publishers ; cir-
culation H.
SUNDAY TIMES; Sundays; demo-
cratic ; four pages ; size 24x36 ; subscription
.$2 50 ; established 1870 ; J. Warren DeLano,
publisher ; circulation 1 1.
RECORD ; monthly ; episcopal ; four
pages ; size 19x26 ; subscription ,$1 50 ; estab-
lished 1870 ; Rev. J. Johnson, editor ; Walkei-,
Evans & Cogswell, publishers; circulation
K 1.
SOUTHERN EDUCATION-
AL MONTHLY; educational; eight
pages ; size of page 10x12 : subscription 50
cents ; established 1879 ; L. B. Haynes, editor ;
Walker, Evans & Cogswell, publishers ; an
advertising sheet.
CHERAW, Chesterfield Co., l,600t
pop., on Great Pedee r., at head of naviga-
tion, and at terminus of Cheraw & Darling-
ton Rd., 142 m. from Charleston. Turpen-
tine worked extensively. Trade centre.
Cotton shipping point.
CAROLINA SUN ; Thursdays ; eight
pages ; size 30x44 ; subscription $2 ; estab-
lished 1878 ; R. H. Pegues, editor and pub-
lisher.
CHESTER, C. H., Chester Co., 944
pop., on Charlotte, Columbia & Augusta
Rd., at junction of Kings Mountain Rd., 65
m. from Columbia, In a cotton-raising dis-
trict.
REPORTER ; Thursdays ; four pages ;
size 24x36 ; subscription $2 50 ; established
1869 ; E. M. Evans, editor and publisher ; cir-
culation K 1.
STATE BULLETIN.++
CLINTON, Laurens Co., 500t pop.,
present terminus of Laurens Rd., 67 m. N.
W. of Columbia. In a grain, fruit and cot-
ton-growing section.
OUR MONTHLY; presbyterian ; twen-
tv pages octavo ; subscription $1 ; established
1864; Rev. Wm. P. Jacobs, editor and pub-
lisher ; circulation K.
COLUMBIA, C. H., Richland Co.,
State capital, 13,1)00+ pop., on Columbia ca-
nal and Congaree r., 130 m. from Charles-
ton. Here converge the lines of South Cai--
rolina, Greenville & Columbia and Char-
lotte, Columbia & Augusta Rds., making it
a business and manufacturing centre. Seat
of South Carolina College.
REGISTER ; every morning except
AMERICAN NEWSPAPER DIRECTORY,
34';
SOUTH CAROLINA.
SOUTH CAROLINA.
Monday, T K I - W E E K L. Y , Tuesdays,
Thursdays and Saturdays, and WEEKLY,
Wednesdays ; daily and triweekly four
pages, weekly eight pages ; size— daily and
triweekly 24x:y, weeklj- 29x42 ; subscription —
dailv §9, tri-weeklyS6. weekly S:^; established
— dailv 1875, weekly 1876 ; John W. R. Pope,
editor; Charles A. Calvo, Jr., publisher; eii'-
culation— dailv J 1, weekly I.
BEACO\.+^^
CHRISTIAN NEIGHBOR ; Thurs
days ; methodist ; four pages ; size 2()x28 ;
subscription S2 ; established 1868; Sidi H.
Browne, editor and publisher ; circ'n J J 1.
L.UTHERAN VISITOR ; (see Pros
perity).
SOI T HERN PRESBYTERIAN;
Thursdays ; presbyterian ; four pages ; size
29x44 ; subscription §3 50 ; established 1850 ;
James Woodrow, publisher ; circulation H 1.
SOUTHERN PRESBYTERIAN
REVIEW; quarterly; presbyterian; two
hundred and two pages octavo ; subscription
$3 ; established 1850 ; Association of Ministers,
editors ; James Woodrow, publisher ; does
not insert advertisements.
CONWAYBORO, C. H., Horry Co.,
1,400+ pop., at the head of navigation, on
Waccamaw r., 40 m. above Georgetown, 1(X)
N. E. of Charleston, 110 E. by S. of Co-
lumbia and 15 from Atlantic Ocean. Situ-
ated in a level and sandy district. The
soil produces pine from which turpentine
is manufactured. Naval stores are pro-
duced.
TELEPHONE ; Saturdays ; four pages ;
size 20x26 ; subscription SI 50 ; established
1878 ; Landy Wood, editor and publisher ; cir-
culation K 1.
DARLINGTON, C. H., Darlington
Co., 1,000+ pop., on Cheraw & Darlington
Rd., 10 m. from Florence, and 112 from
Charleston.
NEW^S ; Thursdays ; four pages ; size
24x36 ; subscription §2 ; established 1875 ; J. W.
Hammond, editor and publisher ; circ'n J.
SOUTHERNER ; Fridays ; democratic ;
four pages ; size 24x36 ; subscription $1 50 ;
established 1860 ; J. 31. Brown, editor and
publisher ; circulation K.
DUE WEST, Abbeville Co., TOOf pop.,
about 12 m. N. of Abbeville.
ASSOCIATE REFORMED PRES-
BYTERIAN ; Thursdays ; presbyterian ;
four pages ; size 25x37 ; subscription $2 15 ;
established 1852 ; J. I. Bonner, editor and pub-
lisher ; cii'culation I.
EDGEFIELD, C. H., Edgefield Co.,
846 pop., 8 m. W. of Charlotte, Columbia &
Augusta Rd., about 25 m. N. of Augusta,
Ga., and 56 S. by W. of Columbia. Cotton
growing district; situated in a beautiful
and fertile country.
ADVERTISER ; Thursdays; demo-
cratic ; four pages ; size 28x40 ; subscription
S2 50; established 18:35; Bacon & Adams, edi-
tors ; Thomas J. Adams, publisher ; circ'n J 1.
FLORENCE, Darlington Co.
TI3IES ; Thiu-sdays ; democratic ; four
I lages ; size 2:3x:M ; subscription $2 ; establish-
ed 1876; Chase & Brunson, editors and pub-
lishers ; circulation K.
GEORGETOWN, C. H., Georgetown
Co., 2,080 pop., on Winyaw bay, 15 m. from
the sea. Has some domestic commerce and
surrounded by a rice-growing district.
TIMES AND C03IET; Thursdays;
democratic ; eight pages ; size 30x44 ; subscrip-
tion S2 ; established 1817 ; Josiah Doar, ecli-
tor and publisher; circulation K.
GREENVILLE, C. H., Greenville Co.,
S,LHXi+ pop., at terminus of Greenville & Col-
umbia Rd., 144 m. from Columbia. Also on
line of Atlanta & Charlotte Air Line Rd.,
160 m. from Atlanta. Has a salubrious cli-
mate and is a summer resort. Seat of the
Furnian University, Female College and
other institutions of learning. As a cotton
market and business point it ranks second
in the State. The vicinity abounds in ex-
cellent water power and the city has nu-
merous cotton factories. Its population
and wealth are increasing.
ADVERTISER ; Wednesdays ; demo-
cratic ; four pages ; size 24x36 ; subscription
§1 ; established 1879 ; J. W. Harrison, editor
and publisher ; circulation K 1.
BAPTIST COURIER; Thursdays;
baptist ; four pages ; size 24x36 ; subscription
S2 ; established 1869 ; James A. Hoyt, pub-
lisher ; circulation J 1.
CHRONICLE; Tuesdays; democratic;
four pages ; size 24x36 ; subscription .§1 50 ;
established 1880; A. M. Howell, editor and
manager.
ENTERPRISE AND MOUNTAIN-
EER ; Wednesdays ; democratic ; four pages ;
size 26x40; subscription $2; established 1827;
John C. Bailey, editor and publisher ; circu-
lation J.
HAMPTON COURT HOUSE,
Hampton Co.
HAMPTON CO. GUARDIAN^ Fri-
days ; four pages ; size 24x:>5 ; subscription
$2 ; established 1879 ; M. B. McSweeney, editor
and publisher.
JOHNSTON, Edgefield Co.
EDGEFIELD MONITOR; Fridays;
democratic ; four pages ; size 24x36 ; subscrip-
tion .$2 ; established 1877 ; E. W. McLeuna, edi-
tor and publisher ; circulation K 1.
KINGSTREE, C. H., Williamsburg
Co., 700+ pop., on Black r. and on North-
eastern Rd., 64 m. N. of Charleston.
STAR.++
LANCASTER, C. H., Lancaster Co.,
591 pop., 72 m. N. of Columbus and 30 E. of
Chesterfield.
CAROLINA REVIEW; Wednesdays;
democratic ; four pages ; size 24x36 ; subscrip-
tion §1 50 ; established 1878 ; J. F. Welsh, edi-
tor and publisher ; circulation K.
LEDGER; Wednesdays; democratic;
four pages; size 24x36; subscription §2; es-
tablished 1852; David J. Carter, editor and
publisher ; circulation K 1.
LAURENSVILLE, C. H., Laureris
Co., 900+ pop., on branch of Greenville &
Columbia Rd., about 73 m. from Columbia.
HERALD; Fridays; democratic?; four
pages ; size 27x40 ; subscription S2 ; estab-
lished 1844 ; T. B. Crews and R. C. Watts, edi-
tors and publishers ; circulation J.
LEXINGTON, C. H., Lexington Co.,
' 400+ pop, on C, C. & A. Rd., 14 m. from Co-
lumbia and 61 from Augusta. Manufactur-
ing, agricultural, fruit-raising and lumber-
I Ing locality.
DISPATCH; Wednesdays; democratic;
four pages ; size 24x36 ; subscription $1 50 ; es-
tablished 1870; C. S. Bradford, editor; G. M.
Harman, publisher ; circulation K 1.
MANNING, C. H., Clarendon Co.y
1,000+ pop., 70 m. N. by W. of Charleston
and 50 E. by S. of Columbia.
CLARENDON PRESS; Thursdays;
348
GEO. P. KOWELL & GO'S
SOUTH CAROLINA.
democratic ; four pages ; size 24x36 ; subscrip-
tion $2; established 1867; Josepli Galluchat,
Jr., editor and publislier ; circulation K.
MARION, C. H., MaHon Co., l,240t
pop., on Wilmington, Columbia & Augusta
Rd., 110 m. from Columbia. In a cotton-
growing district and centre of trade.
MERCHANT AND FARMER; Wed
nesdays ; democratic ; four pages ; size 26x37 ;
subscription $2 ; established 1875 ; J. D. Mc-
Lucas, editor and publisher ; circulation K 1.
STAR; Wednesdays; democratic; four
pages ; size 24x36 ; subscription $3 ; establish-
ed 1846 ; W. J. McKerall, editor ; T. M. Harllee,
publisher ; circulation K 1.
NEWBERRY, C. H., Netoherry Co.,
3,000+ pop., on Green ville & Columbia Rd.
47 m. from Columbia.
HERALiD; Wednesdays; democratic;
four pages ; size 25x38 ; subscription $2 ; estab-
lished 1865 ; Thomas F. Greneker, editor and
publisher ; circulation K 1.
NEWS ; Fridays ; four pages ; size 22x30 ;
subscription $2; established 1878; John A.
Chapman, editor; R. H. Greneker, Jr., and
Wm. P. Houseal, publishers ; circulation K.
ORANGEBURG, C. H., Orangeburg
Co., 1,7(XH- pop., on South Carolina Rd., 51m.
from Columbia and 86 from Charleston. A
trade centre.
DEMOCRAT.++
TIMES; Saturdays; four pages; size
24x30 ; subscription $1 ; established 1867 ;
Stiles R. Mellichamp, editor ; W. A. Edwards,
business manager ; circulation K 1.
PICKENS, C. H., Pickens Co., 400t
pop., between Wolf and Town creeks, 7 m.
from R. & A. Air Line Rd. and 20 from
Greenville. Possesses water power. Cen-
tre of trade. Minerals are found here.
SENTINELi; Thursdays; four pages; size
22x31; subscription $150; established 1871;
D. F. Bradley, editor; D. F. Bradley & Co.,
publishers ; circulation K K.
PROSPERITY, Neioherrtj Co.
tillTHERAN VISITOR; Wednesdays;
lutheran ; four pages ; size 24x36 ; subscrip-
tion $2 40; established 1868 ; Rev. J. Hawkins,
A. M., editor; W. J. Duffle, publisher; circu-
lation J 1.
ROCK HILL, York Co., on C, C. &
A. Rd.
towns.
Trade centre for three other county
HERAIiD ; Thursdays ; democratic ; four
pages ; size 24x36 ; subscription $2 ; establish-
ed 1876 ; B. McClure, editor ; J. M. Ivy & Co.,
publishers ; circulation K.
SENECA, Oconee Co., 350t pop., at
junction of B. N. & A. & C. A. L. Rd., 121 m.
E. of Atlanta, Ga. Cotton-growing section
and good trading point. Watering place,
w^ith mineral spring.
ADVERTISER.++
SPARTANBURG, C. H., Spartan-
burg Co., 3,700+ pop., at intersection of Co-
lumbia & Asheville and Atlanta and Char-
lotte Air Line Rds., 93 m. N. W. of Colum-
bia. Gold and iron mines in this district.
CAROLINA SPARTAN; Wednes
days; democratic; four pages; size 26x38;
subscription $2; established 1841; Charles
Petty, editor and publisher ; circulation J 1.
HERA LD ; Wednesdays ; democratic ;
four pages; size 24x36; subscription $1 50;
established 1873 ; T. S. Farrow, editor ; Par-
row, Daniel & Sims, publishers ; circula-
tion J 1.
SOUTH CAROLINA.
SUMMIT, Lexington Co., lOOf pop.,
on C, C. & A. Rd., 26 m. from Columbia,
and 59 from Augusta, Ga. Principally en-
gaged in agriculture and lumbering. A
large shipping point for fruit and lum-
ber.
COURIER; Wednesdays; democratic;
four pages ; size 22x31 ; subscription $1 ; es-
tablished 1876 ; D. I. Hendrix & Co., editors
and publishers ; circulation K 1.
SUMTER, C. H., Sumter Co., 2,300t
pop., on Wilmington, Columbia & Augusta
Rd., 42 m. from Columbia.
TRUE SOUTHRON ; Tuesdays ; four
pages ; size 27x37 ; subscription $3 ; estab-
lished 1866 ; Darr & Osteen, editors and pub-
lishers ; circulation K 1.
WATCHMAN; Thursdays; democratic;
four pages ; size 26x40 ; subscription $2 ; es-
tablished 1850; Richardson, McLaurin & Co.,
editors and publishers ; circulation K 1.
UNION, C. H., Union Co., l,250t pop.,
on Spartanburg & Union Rd., 65 m. N. W.
of Columbia. Gold and iron ore are found
in this disti'ict.
TIMES ; Fridays ; four pages ; size 24x34 ;
subscription $2 ; established 1866 ; Robert M.
Stokes, editor and publisher ; circulation K.
VARNVILLE, Hampton Co., 200t
pop., 40 m. from Beaufort, ; on P. R. &
A. Rd., 70 miles S. E. of Augusta and
42 m. N. W. of Port Royal. Milling,
trading, and shipping point for the lo-
cality.
3IESSENGER ; Thursdays ; four pages ;
size 22x30; subscription $1; established 1880;
E. W. Peeples, editor ; Thompson & Peeples,
publishers.
WALHALLA, C. H., Oconee Co.,
1,2(XI+ pop., on Blue Ridge Rd., about 30 m. W.
of Anderson. Surrounded by an agricultu-
ral district.
KEO WEE COURIER ; Thursdays ;
four pages ; size 24x34 ; subscription $2 ; es-
tablisned 1865; Keith, Smith & Co., editors
and publishers ; circulation K 1.
WALTERBORO, C. H., Colleton
Co., 636 pop., about 30 m. W. of Charleston
and 10 N. of Charleston & Savahnah Rd.
COIiLETON DEMOCRAT; Fridays;
democratic ; four pages ; size 24x36 ; subscrip-
tion $1 ; established 1877 ; B. S. Stokes, editor ;
W. S. Teague, publisher ; circulation K 1.
WINNSBORO, C. H., Fairfield Co.,
1,124 pop., on Charlotte, Columbia & Augusta
Rd., 34 m. from Columbia.
NEWS AND HERALD; triweekly,
Tuesdays, Thursdays and Satui'days, and
WEEKLIiY, Wednesdays ; democratic ; four
pages ; size— triweekly 22x28, weekly 24x36 ;
subscription— tri- weekly .$4, weekly $3 ; es-
tablished—triweekly 1877, weekly 1876 ; R. M.
Davis, editor and publisher ; circulation—
triweekly K, weekly K.
YORKVILLE,C. H., York Co., l,3G7f
pop., on Chester & Lenoir Narrow Guage
Rd., 22 m. from Chester and 83 from Co-
lumbia. A place of active trade.
ENQUIRER ; Thursdays ; independent ;
four pages ; size 28x41 ; subscription $3 ; es-
tablishexi 1855 ; Lewis M. Grist, editor and
publisher ; circulation J 1.
NEWS; Thursdays; democratic; four
pages ; size 24x36 ; subscription $2 ; estab-
lished 1878 ; W. M. Warlick, editor and pub-
lisher ; circulation K.
AMERICAN NEWSPAPER DIRECTORY.
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TENNESSEE.
TENNESSEE.
ALAMO, C. H., Crockett Co.
CROCKETT CO. SENTINEL. ; Fri
days ; four pages ; size 22x31 ; subscription
$1 ; established 1873 ; W. J. Elliott & Co.,
editors and publishers ; circulation K.
ASHLAND CITY, C. H., Cheatham
Co., 250+ pop., on the Cumberland r., 20 m.
N. W. from Nashville. Contains a tobacco
and several other manufactories.
CHEATHAM CO. PLAINDEAL-
ER ; Thursdays ; democratic ; four pages ;
size 22x30 ; subscription $1 ; established 1877 ;
S. & C. Doak & Bro., editors and publishers ;
circulation J.
ATHENS, C. H., McMinn Co., l.OOOf
pop., on East Tennessee, Virginia & Georgia
Rd., 55 m. from Knoxville.
POST ; Fridays ; democratic ; four pages ;
size 25x86 ; subscription $2 : established 1852 ;
Sam. p. Ivins, editor and publisher ; circula-
tion J.
BARTLETT, Shelby Co., TOOf pop.,
on Louisville & Nashville Rd., 11 m. from
Memphis. Has steam cotton mills and grist
mills. In superior farming district.
NEWS ; Saturdays ; independent ; four
pages ; size 24x36 ; subscription $1 25 ; estab-
lished 1879 ; W. J. Duval, editor and publisher.
BELLVILLE, Crockett Co., 900t pop.,
on Louisville & Memphis Rd., 69 m. from
Memphis.
ENTERPRISE ; Fridays ; four pages ;
size 24x36 ; subscription $1 50 ; established
1875 ; B. H. Wear, editor ; D. H. Thomas & Co.,
publishers ; circulation K 1.
BLOUNTVILLE, C. H., Sullivan
Co., 500+ pop., 8 m. W. of Bristol.
CENTRAL. STAR; Thursdays; four
f)ages ; size 24x36 ; subscription $1 25 ; estab-
ished 1879 ; Phillips & Dulaney, editors and
publishers.
BOLIVAR, C. H., Hardeman Co.,
1,200+ pop., on Mississippi Central Rd., about
65 m. E. of Memphis.
BUL.L.ETIN ; Thursdays; democratic;
four pages ; size 26x40 ; subsci'iption $2 ; es-
tablished 1865 ; Armistead Brothers, editors
and publishers ; circulation J J.
BRISTOL, Sullivan Co., 3,500t pop.,
on East Tennessee, Virginia and Georgia
Rd., at junction of Atlantic, Mississippi &
Ohio Rd. The Virginia State line passes
through the village, i:W m. from Knoxville.
COURIER ; Thursdays ; democratic ;
four pages ; size 24x36 ; subscription $1 50 ;
established 1870; John Slack & Co., editoi-s
and publishers ; circulation J. WeeMy circv^
lation 924. Best advertising mecliumin upper
East Tennessee or Southirest Virginia.
NEWS: (see Bristol, Va.)
REPORTER; Saturdays; independent;
four pages ; size 22x32 ; subscription SI ; es-
tablished 1879 ; W. M. Burrow, editor and
publisher.
SOrVENIR.++
BROWNSVILLE, C. H., Haywood
Co., 5,000+ pop., on Memphis and Louisville
division of Louisville, Nashville & Great
Southern Rd., 117 m. W. S. W. of Nashville,
5 from Hatchet r. and 57 from Memphis. In
a cotton-gi'owlng district and centre of
trade.
BEE ; Fridays ; democratic ; four pages ;
size 24x36 ; subscription $2 ; established 1868 ;
John R. Green, editor and publisher ; circula-
tion K 1.
DE3IOCRAT j Wednesdays ; democrat-
ic ; four pages ; size 24x36 ; subscription $2 ;
established 1875; Will. Haywood, editor and
publisher ; circulation K 1.
STATES ; Thursdays ; democratic ; four
f)aKes ; size 28x42 ; subscription .§2 ; estab-
ished 1870 ; Geo. A. Mathes, editor ; Geo. A.
Mathes & Co., publishers ; circulation J.
CAMDEN, C.H., Benton Co. ,2501; pop.
BENTON BANNER : Thursdays ; demo-
cratic ; four pages ; size "24x36 ; subscription
$1 25 ; established 1875 ; H. K. Springer, edi-
tor and publisher ; circulation K 1.
CARTHAGE, C. H., Smith Co., 500t
pop., on Cumberland r., 50 m. from Na.sh-
ville, 20 from Lebanon and 36 from Gallatin.
A shipping point for grain and tobacco.
HERALD; Fridays; four pages; size
30x44 ; subscription $1 50 ; established 1876 ;
William F. Harrington, editor and publisher ;
circulation K.
CENTREVILLE, C. H., Hickman
Co., 400+ pop., on Duck r., 55 m. S. W. of
Nashville. Engaged in the raising of pea-
nuts, cotton, hogs, and mules.
HICKMAN PIONEER; Fridays; dem-
ocratic ; four pages ; size 24x36 ; subscription
SI ; established 1878 ; James F. Martin, edi-
tor and publisher ; circulation K 1.
CHATTANOOGA, C. H., Hamilton
Co., 14,00«J+ pop., on Tennessee r., at termi-
nus of Nashville & Chattanooga, Western &
Atlantic, East Tennessee, Virginia &
Georgia, Memphis & Charleston, Alabama,
Great Southern and Cincinnati Southern
Rds., and on Rd. from Chattanooga to Rome,
Ga., 151 m. from Nashville. The Tennessee
r. is navigable to this point a great part of
the year. A large amount of ti'ade centres
here, making it one of the most important
points In East Tennessee. Engaged In
manufacturing Iron and various other
articles.
TIMES; every morning except Monday,
and AV'EEKLiir, Thursdays; democratic;
four pages ; size— dailj- 23x34, weekly 26x40 ;
subscription — daily $8, weekly $1 50 ; estab-
lished 1869; Adolph S. Ochs, editor and
publisher; cii'culation— daily J 1, weekly 1 1.
Chattanooga is one of the most central points
in the South. Seven timnk lines have their
terminus here. Situated also on the Tennessee
river, it enjoys a large trade with the sur-
rounding country. The ''Times" is the only
daily paper in this thriving city, and the only
daily pajier within a radius of 112 miles,
extending into Tennessee, Georgia, Alabama
and 3Iississix>pi. Receives the Associated Press
dispatches. There is not a post office in North
Georgia, North Alabama, North-west Missis-
sippi or East and Middle Tennessee that the
" Times " does not come to regularly.
CHRONICL.E; Mondays; four pages;
size 24x36 ; subscription $1 ; established 1879 ;
Chronicle Publishing Co., editors and pub-
lishers.
COMMERCIAL.; Sundays; republican;
foiu' pages ; size 27x40 ; subsci-lption $1 50 ; es-
tablished 1877 ; Griscom & Co., publishers ;
cii'culation J J 1. Tlie ''Commercial" now
has probably the largest circulation of any
paper in East Tennessee, and is the only Re-
publican paper, with one exception, in the
third Congressional district. Its peculiar
value to advertisers arises from the fact
that in the city it reaches its readers on Sun-
day, and its large country circulation is
widely scattered among the better class of
farmers and country merchants at 290 post
offices in twenty counties of East Tennessee,
and in North Alabama and Georgia. Re-
garded as one of the leading papers in its
section, its circulation is rapidly increasing.
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GEO. p. KOWELL & GO'S
TENNESSEE.
NEWS; Thursdays; independent; four
pages ; size 24x36 ; subscription $1 ; establish-
ed 1879 ; A. Watkins, editor and publisher.
TRADESMAN; semi-monthly; com-
mercial ; eight pages ; size 24x:38 ; subscription
$2 ; established 1880 ; J, E. MacGowan, editor ;
Tradesman Publishing Co., publishers. The
•'Tradesman" is a Southern trade journal
devoted to manufacturing^ mining, mercan-
tile and industrial pursuits, circulation 3,000.
The publishing company is composed of some
of the most substantial manufacturers in the
South. It is published in the very midst of
the Southern iron district, and is the only
paper published in the South devoted espe-
cially to the iron interests. By much expendi-
ture and push the " Tradesman" now reaches
regular every dealer in iron in the Southern
States. The cordial reception it has met ivith
insures its success. It truly fills a want long
needed. Sample copies free. Advertising
rates low.
CLARKS VILLE, C H., Montgomery
Co., S.OOO-f pop., on Cumberland r. and L. & N.
and Gt. S. Rds., 199 m. from Memphis and 45
N. W. of Nashville. Surrounded by a tobac-
co-raising district and centre of trade. One
of the largest tobacco markets in the West.
Has eight tobacco stemmeries. A shipping
point for tobacco and other farm produce.
Some manufacturing done here. Seat of
South-western Presbyterian University.
Has also a fine female college.
TOBACCO L.EAF; semi-weekly, Tues-
days and Fridays ; democratic ; four pages ;
size 24x36 ; subscription $2 ; established 1869 ;
M. V. Ingram and T. M. Riley, editors ; M. V.
Ingram, publisher ; circulation J J 1.
CHRONICLE; Saturdays; democratic;
four pages ; size 28x42 ; subscription $2 : estab-
lished 183:3 ; Dr. D. F. Wright, editor ; Neblett
& Titus, publishers ; circulation J 1.
CLEVELAND, C. H., Bradley Co.,
2,253+ pop., on East Tennessee, Virginia &
Georgia Rd., at junction of Dalton branch,
30 m. from Chattanooga, 140 from Atlanta.
BANNER ; Fridays ; democratic ; four
pages ; size 26x38 ; subscription .$2 ; established
1865 ; Robert McNelly, editor ; McNelly & Son,
publishers ; circulation J.
HERALiD ; Thursdays; independent;
four pages ; size 24x36 ; subscription .f 2 ; estab-
lished 1872 ; W. S. Tipton, editor and publish-
er ; circulation K 1.
CLIFTON, Wayne Co., 250t pop., on
Tenn. r. In the centre of a flourishing agri-
cultural section, A good shipping point
also.
WAYNE CO. CITIZEN; Thursdays;
four pages ; size 24x36 ; subscription $2 ; estab-
lished 1874 ; Stribbling & Co., editors and pub-
lishers ; circulation K.
COLLIERVILLE, Shelby Co., 830t
pop., on Memphis & Charleston Rd., 23 m.
from Memphis. In the heart of rich cotton-
growing section.
HERALiD; Saturdays; four pages; size
26x40 ; subscription $1 50 ; established 1876 ; J.
P. Gentry & Co., editors and publishers ; cir-
culation K.
COLUMBIA, C. H., Mmiry Co., 4,5Q0t
pop., on Duck r. and on Nashville & Decatur
Rd. ; has railroad to Lewisburg, 21 m. dis-
tant ; 46 ni. from Nashville. Has two large
female colleges and one male college. Cen-
tre of large stock-raising district.
HERALD AND MAIL,; Fridays ; dem-
•r>cratic ; four pages ; size 28x44 ; subscription
$2 50 ; established 1855 ; Alfred S. Horsley,
.editor and publisher ; circulationJ 1.
TENNESSEE.
JOURNAL; Thursdays; democratic;
four pages ; size 28x44 ; subscription $1 ; estab-
lished 1875 ; A. B. Upshaw, editor and publish-
er ; circulation K 1.
MAURY SENTINEL; Wednesdays;
democratic ; four pages ; size 28x44 ; subscrip-
tion .$150; established 1877; F. B. Hemphill,
editor and publisher ; circulation K 1.
GUARDIAN; monthly ; four pages; size
20x26 ; subscription $1 ; established 1841 ; Smith
Buothers, editors and publishers ; circ'n 1 1.
COOKEVILLE, C. H., Putnam Co.,
420t pop., 80 m. E. of Nashville. An agricul-
tural county.
ECHO; Thursdays; democratic; four
pages ; size 22x31 ; subscription $1 50 ; estab-
lished 1877; B. R. Womack, editor and pub-
lisher; circulation K.
COVINGTON, C. H., Tipton Co.,
1,500+ pop., about 15 m. from Mississippi r.
and 30 N. E. of Memphis. In an agricultural
district and trade centre.
TIPTON RECORD; Fridays; demo
cratic ; four pages ; size 26x40 ; subscription
$2: established 1867 ; Record Publishing Co.,
editors and publishers ; circulation K.
DANDRIDGE, C. H., Jefferson Co.
1,532 pop. of civil district.
WATCHMAN ; Wednesdays; republican;
four pages ; size 26x40 ; subscription $1 ;
established 1877 ; Watchman Publishing Co.,
editors and publishers ; circulation J.
DICKSON, Dickson Co., l.OOOf pop.,
on N. C. & St. Rd , 41 m. W. of Nashville. A
trading point. Growing town, in a sheep
and cattle-raising and farming country.
DICKSON COUNTY INDEPEN-
DENT; Thui'sdays ; independent; four
pages ; size 24x36 ; subscription $2 ; established
1878 ; Victor A. Doughty, publisher ; circula-
tion K 1 .
DOVER, C. H., Stewart Co., 850t pop.,
on Cumberland r., 75 m.from Nashville and
near Louisville «& Memphis Rd.
COURIER; Fridays; four pages; size
24x36 ; subscription $1 70 ; established 1877 : C.
W. Crockett, editor and publisher ; circ'n K.
DRESDEN, C. H., Weakley Co., 500t
pop., on N. W. N. Rd., 34 m. from Nashville.
OUR COUNTRY; Fridays; democratic;
four pages ; size 28x41 ; subscription $1 .50 ;
established 1879 ; L. D. Cardwell, editor and
publisher.
DYERSBURG, C. H., Dyer Co.,
1,300+ pop., on Forked Deerr., and 160 m. W.
of Nashville and 70 N. of Memphis.
NEAL'S STATE t^AZETTE; Satur
days ; independent ; four pages ; size 24x36 ;
subscription $2; established 1865; Tom. W.
Neal, editor ; Neal & Sidway, publishers ; cir-
culation J.
ELIZABETHTON,C.H., Career Co.,
700+ pop., on Watauga and Doe rs., 6 m. from
E. Tenn., Va. & Geoi-gia Rd. The surround-
ing country is agricultural. Produces ii-on
and pig iron, very abundant beds of ore
being within 8 or 10 m. from the town.
MOUNTAINEER; Fridays ; republican ;
four pages ; size 22x32 ; subscription $2 ; estab-
lished 1878 ; W. R. Fitzsimmons, editor ; W.R.
Fitzsimmons, Jr., publisher ; circulation K 1 .
ERIN, C- H., Houston Co.
HOUSTON CO. REVIEW^^ Saturdays;
four pages ; size 22x31 ; subscription $1 50 ; es-
tablished 1877 ; J. F. Broaddus, editor and
publisher ; circiilation K.
TAYETTEVILLE, C. H., Lincoln
AMERICAN NEWSPAPER DIRECTORY.
Hoi
TENNESSEE.
TENNESSEl
Co., 1,500+ pop., ou Elk r. and Winchester &
Alabama Rd., 73 m. S. by E. of Nashville.
Centre of trade. Some manufacturing car-
ried on.
EXFRES!?!; Thursdays ; four pages; size
•25x38; subscription $1 50; established 1873;
Lloyd & Goodwin, editors and publishers;
circulation K K 1.
OBSERVER; Thursdays; four pages;
size 28x44 ; subscription $2 50 ; established
1850; N. O. Wallace, editor and publisher;
circulation J.
FRANKLIN, C. H., Williamson Co.,
2,000+ pop., on Nashville & Decatur Rd., 19
m. from Nashville. In an agricultural and
manufacturing section and seat of Tennes-
see Female College.
REVIEW AND JOURNAIi; Thurs-
days ; democratic ; four pages ; size 28x44 ;
subscription $2; established 1825; Thomas F.
Haynes, editor ; Haynes & Andrews, publish-
ers'; circulation K 1.
GALLATIN, C. H., Sumner Co., 2,123
pop., on Louisville & Nashville Rd., 26 m.
from Nashville. Engaged in cotton and
woolen manufacturing. Surrounded by an
agi-icultural and stock-raising district.
EXAHIINER; Saturdays; democratic;
eight pages ; size 36x48 ; subscription S2 ; es-
tablished 1857; Thomas Boyers & Co., editors
and publishers ; circulation J 1.
TENNESSEEAN ; Saturdays ; four pages;
size 26x40 ; subscription .$2 ; established 1872 ;
A. A. Lewis & Son, editors and publishers ;
circulation K 1.
GREENVILLE, C. H., Greene Co.,
1,039 pop., on the East Tennessee & Virginia
Rd., 74 m. from Kuoxville.
DEMOCRAT; Wednesdays ; four pages ;
size 18x25 ; subscription $1 ; established 1879 ;
J. B. Lyon, editor and publisher.
NEW ERA ; Thursdays ; republican; four
pages ; size 22x31 ; subscription $1 50 ; estab-
lished 1365; A. B. Wilson, editor; J. B. R.
Lyon, publisher ; circulation K K.
HARTSVILLE, C. H., Trousdale
Co., 700+ pop., near Cumberland r., about 45
m. E. by E. of Nash^dlle. Surrounded by a
tobacco and stock-raising country. The
principal shipping point and river town
above Nashville.
SENTINEE; Fridays; democratic; fom-
pages; size 26x40; subscription §2; estab-
lished 1871 ; A. C. Welch, editor and pub-
lisher; circulation K.
HENDERSON, Madison Co., TOOf
pop., 18 m. S. of Jacfeson, on M. & O. Rd.
The centre and shipping point of a large
cotton country. Contains several educa-
tional institutions.
MADISON CO. HERAL.D; Fridays;
•democratic ; eight pages ; size 26x40 ; sub-
scription SI 25 ; established 1877; J. H.Priddy,
editor and publisher ; circ'n K.
INSTITUTE JOURNAL,; monthly;
four pages; size 18x25; established 1875; is-
sued from the Henderson Masonic Male and
Female Institute ; circulation K K.
HUMBOLDT, Gibson Co.,3,000tpop.,
on Mobile & Oliio Rd., at intersection of
Louisville & Memphis Rd., 82 m. from Mem-
phis.
ARGUS; Wednesdays; four pages; size
26x40; subscription §1.50; established 1879;
W. W. Gates, editor and publisher ; circula-
tion K 1.
HUNTINGDON, C. H., Carroll Co.,
890+ pop., on Nashville & North-western
Rd., 107 m. from Nashville. An agricultural,
produce and cotton-raising region.
TENNESSEE REPUBLICAN; Fri
days ; republican ; four pages ; size 24x35 ;
sul)scription .§1 .50; established 1870; E. G. Ridge-
ley, editor and publisher ; circulation K 1. The
only Republican paper in the State vest of
Nashville ; therefore is one of the best adver-
tisinp mediums in Tennessee.
VINDICATOR ; Thursdays ; democratic ;
four pages ; size 26x40 ; subscription §1 50 •
established 1877 ; James R. Algee, editor and
publisher ; circulation K 1.
J A C K S O N , C. H., Madison Co.,
10,000+ pop., about 150 m. W. S. W. of
Nashville. On Forked Deer r. and Miss. Cen-
tral and Mobile and Ohio Rds. A cotton
market for several adjoining counties.
Railroad repair shops located here.
\VHIG; eveiy day except Sunday, and
AVEST TENNESSEE WHIG, Thurs-
days ; four pages ; size — daily 19x25, weekly
26x40 ; subscription— daily $5, weekly §2 : W.
H. Bruton, editor ; Whig Publishing Co., pub-
lishers ; circulation— weekly K K 1.
DISPATCH; Fridays; democratic; four
pages ; size 28x44 ; subscription §1 50 ; estab-
lished 1873; R. S. Fletcher, editor and pub-
lisher ; circulation J 1.
TRIBUNE AND SUN; Fi-idays ; demo-
cratic ; four pages ; size :30x48 ; subscription
.$2; established 1842; Tribune and Sun Pub-
lishing Co., editors and publishers; cu-cula-
tion J 1.
AVEST TENNESSEE AVHIG ; (see
Whig.)
JASPER, C. H., Marion Co., 7201 pop.,
near Sequatchy r., 3 m. from its entrance
into the Tennessee, and 20 W. of Chatta-
nooga.
VALLEY HERALD ; Fridays; four
, pages ; size 24x:>4 ; subscription SI ; estab-
lished 1874 ; R. P. Baker, editor and pub-
lisher ; circulation K.
JONESBOROUGH,C. H., Washing-
ton Co., 1,445 pop., on East Tennessee, Vir-
ginia and Georgia Rd., 98m. from Klnoxville.
An agTicultural district. Principal produc-
tions, corn, wheat, oats, grass, etc.
HERALD AND TRIBUNE: Thurs
days ; republican ; four pages ; size 24x36 ;
subscription $2 : established 1869 ; W. P.
Brownlow, editor and publisher ; circ'n J.
JOURNAL; Thursdaj's; democratic;
four pages ; size 24x36 ; subscription gl 50 ;
established 1875 ; R. H. Dungan and Charles
E. Dosser, editors ; R. H. Dungan, publisher ;
circulation J. Published in the oldest toicn in
the State and is the organ of the Democratic
party in the First Congressional District of
Tennessee.
TIMES ; Fridays ; republican ; four pages ;
size 22x31 ; subscription $1 50 ; established
• 1877 ; Markwood & Lad}', editors and publish-
I ers ; circulation K.
KINGSTON, C. H., Boane Co., l,000t
pop., at junction of Clincli & Tennessee rs.,
145 m. E. by S. of Nashville and 20 W. by S.
of Kuoxville. A shipping point for the
products of the suiTOunding country.
EAST TENNESSEEAN; Thursdays;
, neutral ; four pages ; size 24x36 ; subscription
SI 50; established 1865; Wm. B. Reed, editor
and publisher; circulation K 1.
KNOXVILLE, C. H., Knox Co., 12,-
000+ pop., on Holston r., 185 m. E. of Nash-
ville, the centering point for four railroads,
110 m. from Chattanooga and 310 from
Lynchburg, Va. Steamboats ascend the
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TENNESSEE.
TENNESSEE.
river to this point, making it a place of
business importance and centre of trade.
Agriculture, manufactures and commerce
the principal branches. This city was for-
merly the seat of the State Government,
and is beautifully situated on the west
bank of the Holston r.; was laid out in 1794.
CHRONICIiEj every morning except
Monday, and WHIG AND CHRON-
ICLiE, Wednesdays; republican; daily four
pages, weekly eight ijages ; size — daily 24x34,
weekly 30x44 ; subscription— daily $8, weekly
$1 50; established— W/iifif 1839, Chronicle 1870;
Wm. Rule, editor ; Whig and Chronicle Co.,
publishers ; circulation— daily J, weekly I.
" We have made use of the Knoxville ' Chron-
icle ' and ' Whig and Chronicle ' as means of
advertising for several years, and freely say
that we regard it as one of, if not the best, ad-
vertising medium in East Tennessee." — San-
ford, Chamberlain & Albers. wholesale drug-
gists, Knoxcille, Tenn.
DISPATCH; every evening except Sun-
day ; democratic ; four pages ; size 22x31 ;
subscription $6; established 1879; Dispatch
Printing Co., editors and publishers.
TRIBUNE; every morning except Mon-
day , and WEER1.Y, Thursdays ; demo-
cratic ; four pages ; size— daily 23x35, weekly
30x44 ; subscription— daily $8, weekly $1 50 ;
established 1867 ; Frank A. Moses & Co., edi-
tors and publishers ; circulation — daily J 1,
weekly J 1.
HOUSTON METHODIST ; Satur
days ; methodist ; four pages ; size 26x40 ;
subscription $2; established 1872; Rev. R. N.
Price, editor; Holston Publishing Co., pub-
lishers: circulation J 1.
REPUBLICAN; Wednesdays; republi-
can ; four pages ; size 28x44 ; subscription
SI 50 ; established 1879 ; circulation 1 1.
WHIG AND CHRONICLE; (see
CHRISTIAN WATCHMAN; month-
ly ; primitive Christianity ; four pages ; size
24x36 ; subscription $1 ; established 1880 ; A. S.
Johnson, editor and publisher.
I.AWRENCEBURG, C. H., Law-
rence Co., 540+ pop., on Shoal r., about 80 m,
S. by W. of Nashville.
LAWRENCE PRESS; Wednesdays;
independent ; four pages ; size 24x36 ; sub-
scription $1 50 ; established 1875 ; W. J. Bu-
chanan, editor and publisher; circulation K.
LEBANON, C. H., Wilson Co., 2,073
pop., on Tennessee & Pacific Rd., 31 m. E. of
Nashville. Surrounded by a tobacco-rais-
ing country. Engaged in manufacturing.
Seat of the Cumberland University.
HERALD; Thursdays ; democratic ;
eight pages ; size 26x38 ; subscription $2 j es-
tablished 1853; R. L. C. White, editor; R. L. C.
White & Co., publishers ; circulation K 1.
WILSON CO. NEWS ; Wednesdays ;
four pages; size 24x36; subscription $1 50;
established 1879; Daniel W. Balrd and E. F.
Lockett, editors and publishers.
LEXINGTON, C. H., Henderson Co.
HENDERSON CO. NEWS; Fridays;
democratic ; four pages ; size 24x.S5 ; sub-
scription $1 50 ; established 1879 ; Robert A.
Musgrove, editor and publisher ; circ'n K.
LEWISBURG, C.B.., Marshall Co.,
950+ pop., 60 m. S. of Nashville and 15 S. E.
of Columbia. In an agi-icultural section.
MARSHALL GAZETTE: Fridays;
democratic ; four pages ; size 26x40 ; sub-
scription $2 ; established 1871 ; G. W. Ewing,
editor ; Ewing & Kercheval, publishers ; cir-
culation K. "^
LINDEN, C. B.., Perry Co., 500t pop.;
inland town.
TIMES; Thursdays ; neutral ; four pages ;
size 22x31 ; subscriptic^n $1 25 ; established
1881); S. L. Neely, editor and publisher.
LOUDON, C. H., Loudon Co., l.SOOf
pop., on Tennessee r. and East Tennessee,
Virginia & Georgia Rd., 27 m. fi'om Knox-
ville.
JOURNAL; Fridays; republican; four
pages ; size 22x31 ; subscription .$2 ; establish-
ed 1871 ; William Bussell, editor and pub-
lisher ; circulation K.
Z I O N ' S BANNER ; semi-monthly ;
methodist-episcopal ; four pages ; size 22x31 ;
subscription $1 ; established 1878 ; W. H. Fer-
guson, editor and publisher ; circulation J.
LYNCHBURG, C. H., Moore Co.,
450+ pop., 10 m. W. by S. of Tullahama, and
68 S. by E. of Nashville.
SENTINEL; Fridays ; four pages; size
22x32 ; subscription $1 25 ; established 1874 ;
W. A. Frost, editor and publisher ; circ'n K.
McMINNVILLE,C.H., Warren Co.,
1,800+ pop., 75 m. S. E. of Nashville, at ter-
minus of McMinnville & Manchester Rd.,
and 34 from Tullahama. Centre of a fine
trade. Engaged in manufacturing and sur-
rounded by an agricultural and fruit-grow-
ing district. A summer resort.
NEW ERA ; Thursdays ; democratic ;
four pages; size 26x40 ; subscription $2; estab-
lished 1855; David F. Wallace, editor; Wal-
lace & Reams, publishers ; crrculation J.
MANCHESTER, C. H., Coffee Co.,
6lX)+ pop., on McMinnville & Manchester Rd.,.
70 m. from Nashville. Engaged in manu-
factures. Excellent water power.
GUARDIAN ; Fridays ; democratic ; four
pages; size 22x30; subscription $1; established
1875 ; T. J. Wilson, editor; Wilson & Barton,,
publishers ; circulation K.
MARYVILLE, C. H., Blount Co.,
811 pop., on Knoxville & Charleston Rd., 16-
m. S. of Knoxville. Seat of Maryville Col-
lege.
BLOUNT CO. DEMOCRAT; Thurs
days ; democratic ; four pages ; size 21x26 r
subscription $1 ; established 1879.
INDEX; Wednesdays; independent-re-
publican ; four pages ; size 22x31 ; subscription
$i .50 ; established 1878 ; J. A. Silsby, editoi-
and publisher ; circulation K 1.
MASON, Tipton Co., 350t pop., on
Rd. Has steam cotton gin and grist mill.
CALL; Thursdays ; four pages ; size
22x30 ; subscription $2 ; established 1879 ;
Maclin & Hamner, editors and publishers.
MEMPHIS, C.H., Shelby Co., 60,000t
pop., on Miss, r., at the head of perpetual
navigation for largest sized steamboats.
Fourth largest cotton receiving point in
America — second largest in sales. Annual
commerce $75,000,000, of which half is cot-
ton; terminus Memphis & Charleston, M.
& Louisville, Miss. & Tenn., M. & Paducah
and Memphis & Little Rock Rds., making it
a gi'eat trade centre. Largest city in the
State and chief business centre between St.
Louis and New Orleans.
APPEAL: everv morning except Mon-
day, and WEEKLY, Wednesdays ;
democratic ; four pages ; size 30x46 ; sub-
scription — daily $10, weekly $1 ; estab-
lished 1840; Gallaway & Keating, editors
and publishers ; circulation— daily G, weekly
G. The leading Democratic neuspajjer of the
Southivest, with an extensive oirculation in
AMERICAN NEWSPAPER DIRECTORY.
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TENNESSEE.
TENNESSEE.
Tennessee, Mississippi, Alabama and Arkan-
sas. Advertising rates as low as in any pa-
per of equal circulation.
AVALANCHE; every morning except
Monday, and WEEKLY, Thursdays ; inde-
pendent ; four pages; size 28x42 ; subscription
—daily $10, weekly $1; established— daily
1857, weekly 1859; F. S. Nichols, editor and
publisher ; circulation— daily H 1, weekly H.
PUBLIC LiEDCiER; every evening ex-
cept Sunday, and WEEKLY, Tuesdays;
four pages ; size— daily 23x33, weekly 28x42 ;
subscription— daily $5, weekly $1 ; established
— dailv 1865. weekly 1870 ; E. Whitniore, editor
and publisher ; circulation— daily H, weekly I.
BAPTIST; Saturdays; baptist; sixteen
pages ; size 31x44 ; subscription $2 50 ; estab-
lished 1846; J. R. Graves, LL. D., editor;
James A. MahafEy & Co., publishers ; circula-
tion G 1.
HERALD; Mondays; greenback; four
pages; size 24x^5; subscription $2; estab-
lished 1880; J. B. Bingham, editor and pub-
lisher.
JOURNAL ; Saturdays; German ; inde-
pendent ; four pages; size 22xa) ; subscription
S2 5() ; established 1876 ; I. B. Huehlef eld, edi-
tor and publisher ; circulation J 1.
PRESBYTERIAN; (see St. Louis, Mo.)
TRADE LIST ; Saturdays; four pages ;
size 23x33 ; subscription $3 ; established 1880 ;
Louis L. Parham, editor and publisher.
BIBLE STUDENT; monthly; baptist;
thirty-two pages octavo ; subscription la
cents ; established 1878 ; L. A. Duncan, editor ;
Rogers & Co., publishers ; circulation I.
RESOURCES; monthly; eight pages;
size 26x40 ; subscription $1 ; established 1878 ;
Lonsdale & Co., editors and publishers ; a real
estate advertising sheet.
MILAN, Gibson Co., 2,000t pop., at
crossing of Louisville, Nashville & Gt.
Southern, and N. O., St. Louis & Chicago
Rds., 94 m. E. of Memphis. In a rich agri-
cultural region. Engaged in manufactures
and has a large trade.
EXCHANGE; Thursdays; democratic;
eight pages ; size 24x34 ; subscription $2 ; es-
tablished 1874; Wade & Brooks, editors and
publishers ; circulation K 1.
MORRISTOWN, C.H., Hamblen Co.,
1,200+ pop., on East Tennessee, Virginia &
Georgia Rd., and at crossing of Cincinnati,
Cumberland Gap & Charleston Rd. In an
agricultural disti-ict, near Holston r., 42 m.
N. E. of Knoxville.
GAZETTE; Wednesdays; democratic;
four pages ; size 26x40 ; subscription $2 ; estab-
lished 1867 ; John E. Helms, editor and pub-
lisher ; circulation J.
TI3IES ; Saturdays ; independent ; four
pages ; size 24x35 ; subscription $1 50 ; estab-
lished 1877 ; S. J. Couch, editor ; Times Press
Association, publishers ; circulation J 1.
MOSSY CREEK, Jefferson Co., 700t
pop., on East Tenn., Va. & Ga. Rd., 29 m. E.
of Knoxville. Has a baptist college.
COLUMBIAN ECHO; Saturdays ; four
pages ; size 20x26 ; established 1879 ; G. Mc-
Henderson, editor and publisher.
MURFREESBORO, C. H., Ruther-
ford Co., 4,000t pop., on Nashville & Chatta-
nooga Rd., 32 m. from Nashville. Surround-
ed by an agricultural and fruit-growing re-
gion. Cotton cultivated to a considerable
extent.
NEWS; Fridays ; democratic ; four pages ;
size 29x46 ; subscription $1 25 ; established
1869; G. H. Baskette, editor; News Printing
Co., publishers ; R. L. Martin, manager ; circu-
lation J 1.
NASHVILLE, C. H., State capital,
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Davidson Co., 25,865 pop., on Cumberland r.,
200 m. from its mouth. Engaged in river
commerce, and centre of trade. Several
cotton mills located here. Iron and coal
districts near. Railroads centre here from
New Orleans, Memphis, Louisville, Chatta-
nooga and other points.
AMERICAN; every morning except
Monday, SE3II-WEEKLY, Wednesdays
and Saturdays, and WEEK L Y, Thursdays ;
democratic ; daily and semi-weekly four
pages, weekly twelve pages ; size— daily and
semi-weekly 27x42, weekly (size of page)
16x23; subscription— daily $10 60, semi-week-
ly $4 20, weekly .$1 ; established 1835 ; Ameri-
can Publishing Co., editors and publishers ;
circ'n— daily G, semi-weekly J, weekly G G.
BANNER : every evening except Sunday,
and WEEKLY', Wednesdays ; democratic ;
four pages ; size— daily 28x44, weekly 28x42 ;
subscription— daily $8, weekly $1 ; estab-
lished 1876 ; Nashville Banner Publishing Co.,
publishers ; cii-culation- daily III, weekly
H 1.
BAPTIST REFLECTOR; Thursdays ;
baptist ; four pages ; size 26x40 ; subscription
$2; established 1875; J. B. Chevis & Co., edi-
tors and publishers ; circulation III
BAPTIST WATCHMAN; Saturdays;
baptist ; eight pages ; size 26x4U ; subscription
f2 ; established 1870 ; J. B. Stephens, editor ;
ames W. Combs, publisher ; circulation J 1.
CHRISTIAN ADVOCATE ; Satur
days ; methodist ; sixteen pages ; (size of
page) 11x16 ; subscription $2 ; established 1841;
O.P. Fitzgerald, D. D., editor ; J. B. McFerrin,
D. D., agent ; published under the auspices of
the Methodist Episcopal Church, South ; cir-
culation F 1.
CUMBERLAND PRESBY TERIAN;
Thursdays ; presbyterian ; eight pages ; size
32x47 ; subscription $2 ; established 1841 ;
Rev. J. R. Brown, D. D., editor ; Board of Pub-
lication for the Cumberland Presbyterian
Church, publishers ; circulation G 1.
DIXIE FARiMER ; Thursdays ; agri-
cultural ; eight pages ; size 31x40 ; subscrip-
tion $1 50 ; established 1879 ; B. M. Hord, edi-
tor and publisher ; issued at Nashville, At-
lanta, Ga ., and Montgomery, Ala.
GOSPEL ADVOCATE; Thursdays;
church of Christ ; sixteen pages ; size of page
11x15; subscription $2; established 1859;
Davicl Lipscomb and E. G. SeweU, editors and
publishers ; circulation 1 1.
SUNDAY-SCHOOL VISITOR; Sun
days, SEMI-MONTHLY, and MONTH-
LY; methodist; juvenile; weekly sixteen
pages, semi-monthly eight pages, monthly
four pages ; size — weekly 28x40, semi-monthly
20x28, monthly 14x20; subscription— weekly
75 cents, semi-monthly 40 cents, monthly 20
cents ; established 1854 ; W. G. E. Cunnyng-
ham, editor ; a Sunday-school paper ; does
not insert advertisements.
TENNESSEE GOOD TE3IPLAR;
Thursdays ; temperance ; eight pages ; size
22x80 ; subscription $1 25 ; established 1878 ;
Good Templar Publishing Co., editors and
publishers ; circulation J.
SOUTHERN INDUSTRIES ; bi
weekly; eight pages; size 21x28; subscrip-
tion 50 cents ; established 1875 ; a real estate
advertising sheet.
JOURNAL OF MEDICINE AND
SURGERY; monthly; medical; seventy-
eight pages octavo ; subscription $3 ; estab-
lished 1837; C. S. Briggs, M. D., editor and
publisher ; circulation K 1.
LADIES' PEARL; monthly; literary;
sixty-eight pages octavo ; subscription .$2 10 ;
established 1852; Rev. S. P. Chesnut, D.D.,
editor and publisher ; circulation I.
SOUTHERN LAW JOURNAL AND
REPORT Elt ; monthly ; legal ; eighty-four
pages octavo ; subscription $5 ; established
1879 ; H. G. McCall, editor and publisher.
SOUTHERN PRACTITIONER;
monthlv ; medical ; sixty-eight pages octavo ;
subscription $1; established 1879; G. S. Blackie,
M. D., Deering J. Roberts, M. D., T. Cha-lmers
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TENNESSEE.
Dow, M. D., and Duncan Eve, M. D., editors
and publishers.
SOUTHERN REPORTER; monthly;
knights of honor ; eight pages ; size 19x26 ;
subscription $1 ; established 1875 ; D. B. Gaily,
editor; G. B. Staddan, publisher; circ'n K 1.
SUNDAY MORNING; monthly; pres-
byterian ; eight pages ; size 19x24 ; subscrip-
tion 60 cents ; established 1874 ; Rev. M. B. De
Witt, editor ; Cumberland Presbyterian
Board of Publication, publishers ; does not
insert advertisements.
SUNDAY-SCHOOL, MAGAZINE ;
monthly ; methodist ; juvenile ; fifty-two
f)ages octavo ; subscription 75 cents ; estab-
ished 1871 ; W. G. E. Gunny ngham, D. D., edi-
tor ; J. B. McFerrin, agent ; circulation F F 1.
VANDERBILT AUSTRAL; month-
ly; twelve pages; size of page 9x11; sub-
scription $1 ; established 1879 ; Vanderbilt
Austral Co. (Students of Vanderbilt Univer-
sity), editors and publishers ; a college paper;
issued during the collegiate year.
THEOLOGICAL. MEDIUM; quar
terly ; presbyterian ; one hundred and thirty-
two pages octavo ; subscription $2 ; estab-
lished 1870 ; Rev. M. B. De Witt, editor ; Cum-
berland Presbyterian Board of Publication,
publishers ; does not insert advertisements.
TENNESSEE.
NE WBERN, Dijer Co.
ENQUIRER; Saturdays; democratic;
four pages ; size 24x36 ; subscription $1 50 ;
established 1878 ; W. H. Capell & Co., editors
and publishers ; circulation K K.
NEWPORT, C. H., Cocke Co., 2,000t
pop. of civil district, on C, C, G. & C. Rd.
Trading point. Ships large quantities of
byrita ; has Iron works ; gold and silver
mining in vicinity.
REPORTER ; semi-weekly, Tuesdays
and Saturdays, and WEEKLY, Thursdays;
four pages ; size— semi-weekly 22x30, weekly
24x34 ; subscription— semi-weekly $1 25, week-
ly $1 ; established— semi-weekly 1879, weekly
1874 ; Joseph L. Bible, editor ; John M. Lyon,
f)ublisher; circulation — semi-weekly K, week-
y J. The " Reporter " is the official Repub-
lican organ of the first Congressional district
of Tennessee. It circulates weekly 1,200 copies
over 13 counties. The best advertising medium
in East Tennessee.
EASTERN SENTINEL; Thursdays;
democratic ; four pages ; size 22x31 ; subscrip-
tion .$1 50 ; established 1878 ; Andrew J.
Thomas, editor ; Albert G. Bostick, publisher;
circulation J. The "Sentinel" is an official
organ of the democratic party in this section
of the State [circulates largely over East Ten-
nessee and Western North Carolina, and is
located in one of the most celebrated mining
regions of the South.
PARIS, C. H., Henry Co., 1,797 pop.,
on Memphis & Louisville Rd., 130 m. from
Memphis and 110 W. of Nashville. In a to-
bacco-growing county.
INTELLIGENCER; Thursdays ; demo-
cratic ; four pages; size 24x35; subscription
$2 ; established 1866 ; R. M. Dickenson, editor ;
R. M. Dickenson & Co., publishers; circ'n J.
POST ; Fridays ; eight pages ; size 30x44 ;
subscription $150; established 1871; T. H.
Baker, editor and publisher ; circulation K 1.
PULASKI, C. H., Giles Co., 3,041 pop.,
on Nashville & Decatur division of Louis-
ville, Nashville & Great Southern Rd., 75 m.
S. of Nashville. Surrounded by an agricul-
tural and stock-raising district.
CITIZEN ; Thursdays; democratic; four
pages ; size 28x44 ; subscription $2 ; established
1854 ; McCord & Smith, editors and publishers;
circulation J 1.
HERALD; Fridays; democratic; four
pages ; size 28x44 ; subscription $2 ; establish-
ed 1880 ; E. M. Ragland, editor and publisher.
PURDY, C. H., McNairij Co., 400t
pop. On line of Mobile & Ohio Rd. Cotton
and corn-growing section.
McNAIRY INDEPENDENT ; Satur
days ; independent ; four pages ; size 26x40 ;
subscription $1 50; established 1878; J. W.
Purviance, editor; Nash & Lewter, publish-
ers ; circulation K 1.
RHEA SPRINGS, Hhea Co., 300t
pop., on the line of the Cincinnati Southern
Rd., 3}^ m. W. of the Tenn. r. A summer
resort.
NEWS ; Thursdays ; conservative ; four
pages; size 24x34; subscription $2; established
1877 ; W. W. Neal, editor ; Thomas T. McWhii--
ter, publisher ; circulation K K 1.
RIPLEY, C. H., Lauderdale Co., 1,0001
pop., 60 m. from Memphis, in an agricul-
tural district heavily timbered.
NEWS; Thursdays; four pages; size
24x36 ; subscription $2 ; established 1871 ; J. L.
Sparks and F. M. Wilkinson, editors and pub-
lishers; circulation K.
ROGERSVILLE, C. H., Hawkins
Co., 657 pop., on Rogersville & Jefferson
Rd. At head of navigation on Holston r.
A place of active trade. Large quarries of
variegated marble are worked in the viciu
ity, and the marble shipped to all parts of
the United States.
SPECTATOR; Thursdays; democratic;
four pages ; size 24x34 ; subscription $2 ; es-
tablished 1876 ; C. E. Powell and L. G. Walker,
editors and publishers ; circulation K.
SAVANNAH, C. H., Hardin Co.,
1,0(X»+ pop., on the east bank of Tenn. r.,
210 m. above Paducah, Ky. Has an active
trade and is a large shipping centre. Sur
rounded by a good agricultural country.
TENNESSEE TRANSCRIPT; Thurs
days ; independent ; four pages ; size 24x35 ;
subscription $2 ; established 1874 ; W. L. Oury,
editor and puljlisher ; circulation K.
SEW ANEE, -Z^^'a«A;^in Co., 600t pop.,
on Tennessee Coal & Raih'oad Co's Rd., on
the Sewanee Plateau, 9 m. from the N. & C.
Rd. and 85 S. E. of Nashville. Seat of the
University of the South. Has coal mines
and mineral springs.
3IOUNTAIN NEWS; Tuesdays; four
pages ; size 22x32 ; subscription $1 ; estab-
lished 1875 ; William M. Harlow, editor ; Moun
tain News Co., publishers ; circiilation K K.
SHELBYVILLE, C. H., Bedford Co.,
3,500+ pop., on a branch of Nashville & Chat-
tanooga Rd., 60 m. S. E. of Nashville.
COMMERCIAL; Fridays; four pages;
size 24x36 ; subscription $1 ; established 1869 ;
R. C. Russ, editor and publisher ; circ'n J.
GAZETTE; Fridays; four pages; size
24x36 ; subscription $1 50 ; established 1874 ;
J. L. Russ, editor and publisher ; circ'n K 1.
SMITHVILLE, C. H., DeKalh Co.,
1,5(>4 pop. of civil district.
JOURNAL: Thur.sdays; democratic;
four* pages ; size 22x32 ; subscription $1 50 ;
established 1877 ; W. D. G. and W. B. Carnes,
editors and publishers ; circulation K.
SOMERVILLE, C. H., Fayette Co.,
1,000+ pop., 50 m. E. of Memphis, on a branch
of Memphis & Charleston Rd. Centre of an
agricultural district.
FALCON ; Thursdays; democratic; four
pages; size ".MxSl; subscription $2; established
1866; S. G. Sparks, editor and publisher; cir-
I culation K 1.
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TENNESSEE.
SOUTH PITTSBURG, Marion
Co., 800f pop., on Tennessee r. and Nash-
ville & Chattanooga Rd., 34 m. from Chatta-
nooga. In centre of very superior agricul-
tural and mineral country. Iron manufac-
tures, machine shops and brick making.
INDEPENDENT; Saturdays ; con-
servative ; four pages; size 21x30; subscrip-
tion $1 50 ; established 1379 ; R. H. Bowron,
editor ; Adolph S. Ochs, publisher ; circula-
tion K K. The " Independent" has for sub-
ecribers mosth/ ivell-to-do English people. The
company at South Pittsburg (Southern States
Coal, Iron and Land Co.) being an English
stock company, with $13,000,000 caiiital. The
" Indepetulent" is taken by every person that
can read in South Pittsburg, and reaches
every post office in three counties.
SPARTA, C. H., White Co., SOOf pop.,
on Calf -kill creek, 75 m. E. by S. of Nash-
ville.
WHITE CO. EXPOSITOR ; Satui--
days ; democratic ; four pages ; size 24x33 ;
subscription SI ; established 1379 ; L. D.
Hill, editor and publisher.
SPRINGFIELD, C. H., Robertson
Co., 2,140 pop., on Evansville, Henderson &
Nashville Rd., 25 m. N. by W. of Nashville.
Engaged in agriculture and stock raising.
RECORD ; Thursdays ; democratic ; four
pages ; size 24x36; subscription 82; established
1869 ; Thomas Brothers, editors and publish-
ers ; circulation K.
REAL. ESTATE BUIiliETIN.tt
SWEETWATER, Monroe Co., 1,069
pop., on East Tennessee, Virginia & Georgia
Rd., about 130 m. E. S. E. from Nashville, 43
W. of Knoxville. Engaged in agricultiu'e,
stock raising and minerals.
MONROE DEMOCRAT; Thursdays;
democratic ; f oui- pages ; size 22x31 ; subscrip-
tion $2 ; established 1876 ; D. B. Grace, editor
and publisher; cii'culation K 1. Official
paper of the large and wealthy county of
Monroe, East Tennessee. Sweetu-ater is the
largest shipping point between Knoxville and
Chattanooga on the E. T., Va. <& Ga. Rd. Ad-
vertising rates reasonable but not unreason-
able.
TIPTONVILLE, C. H., Lake Co.,
400+ pop., on Mississippi r. ; boats land daily.
Fine agricultural county.
LiAKE STAR; Saturdays ; four pages ;
size 22x31 ; subscription .$1 50 : established
1S79 ; C. D. Treseuriter, editor and publisher.
TRENTON, C. H., Gibson Co., 3,000t
pup., on Mobile & Ohio Rd., 130 m. W. of
Nashville, 56 from Columbus, Ky. Centre
of an agricultural country. Engaged in
manufacturing. Two colleges located here.
GIBSON CO. MIRROR; Saturdays;
democratic ; four pages ; size 26x40 ; subscrip-
tion .S2 ; established 1876 ; Glass & Northcross,
editoi-s and publishers ; circulation K.
HERAL.D.++
TROY, C. H., Obion Co., SOOf pop.,
near line of Mobile & Ohio Rd.
OBION NEWS; Fridays; four pages;
size 22x;?2; subscription .Slot); established
1377 ; Price & Nisbit, editors and publishers ;
circulation K 1.
TUSCUL.UM, Greene Co., 250t pop.,
4 m. from Greene\'llle. In agricultural dis-
trict. Seat of Tusculum College.
RECORD; Thursdays ; unsectarian ;
eight pages ; size of page 11x16 ; subscription
-$1 25 ; established 1873 ; published by the
TENNESSEE.
Faculty and Students of GreenevilleandTus
eulum College : circulation K.
UNION CITY, Obion Co., 4,6001 pop..
at junction of the Nashville, Chattanooga
& St. Louis and 3Iobile & Ohio Rds. Is a
grain market and manufactures furniture.
CHRONICLE; Saturdays ; independent-
democratic ; four pages ; size 26x4<J ; subscrip-
tion $1 50 ; established 1377 ; Rivers & Lewis,
editors and publishers ; circulation K K 1.
WARTBURG, C. H., Morgan Co.,
2<»t-pop., on Emory r. 43 m. from Knox
ville. Farming and stock raising.
MORGAN DISPATCH ; Fridays ;
independent ; four pages ; size 22x31 ; sub
scription .$1 50 ; established 1876 ; J. W. Ken-
nedy, editor and publisher ; circulation K.
WAVERLiY, Humphreys Co., 300t
pop., on Nashville, Chattanooga & St. Louis
Rd., 66 m. from Nashville.
JOURNAL; Thursdays ; four pages ; size
24x36 ; subscription .82 ; established 1374 ; John
M. Driver, editor ; J. H. Anderson, business
manager ; circulation K.
WINCHESTER, C.H., Franklin Co.,
1,700+ pop., on Elk r. and Winchester & Ala-
bama Rd., 84 m. from Nashville. Several
institutions of learning are located hei'e.
H03IE JOURNAL; Thursdays; demo-
cratic ; four pages : size 24x36 ; subscription
82 20 ; established 1862 ; W. J. Slatter, editor
and publisher ; circulation K 1.
WOODBURY, C. H., Cannon Co.,
420+ pop.
PRESS ; Thursdays ; democratic ; four
pages ; size 26x40 ; subscription $1 5(J ; estab-
lished 1372 ; Dillon & Ford, editors and pub-
lishers ; circulation K.
BAPTIST MESSENGER; semi
monthly ; baptist ; four pages ; size "^4x36 ;
subscription $1 25 ; established 1874 ; J. M. D.
Cates, editor and publisher ; circulation K K i.
TEXAS.
ANDERSON, C.H., GHmes Co., l,500t
pop., 10 m. from Navasota.
GRIMES CO. SENTINEL; Fridays;
democratic ; f oiu- pages ; size 21x36 ; sub-
scription .82 ; established 1878 ; G. W. Leaver-
ton, editor and publisher ; circulation K.
AUSTIN, C. H., Travis Co., State
capital, 18,iXX)+ pop., on Colorado r., 230 m.
N. W. of Galveston. Engaged In manufac-
turing.
DEMOCRATIC STATESMAN; every
morning except Mondaj', and ^VEEIvLA',
Thursdays ; democratic ; four pages ; size-
daily 25x:38, weekly 28x42 ; subscription— dailv
812, weekly 82 ; established 1871 ; Cardwell &
MoiTis, editors and publishers ; circulation-
daily J 1, weekly I.
DISPATCH; everv evening except Sun
day. SUNDAY LEADER, Sundays, and
TEXAS IRON AGE, Wednesdays; inde-
pendent-republican ; four pages ; size 22x32 ;
subscription — daily .88, Sunday §2, weekly 82 ;
established — daily 1&80, Sunday and weekly
1878 ; W. Y. Leader, editor ; Austin Publishing
Co., publishers; circulation — Suudav K 1,
weeklv K 1.
TEXAS VOLKSZEITUNG; semi
weekly, Wednesdays and Saturdays ; Ger-
man ; four pages ; size 21x26 ; subscription .$2 ;
established 1877 ; C. A. Buechner St Co., editors
and publishers ; circulation J.
R E V I E ^V : Wednesdays ; eight pages ;
size :3t_ix44: subscription .82; established 1879;
Lathrop & Smith, editors and publishers.
SUNDAY LEADER; ^see Dispatch).
356
GEO. P. ROWELL & CO'S
TEXAS.
TEXAS CAPITAL.; Sundays; green-
back ; eight pages ; size 26x40 ; subscription
$2 ; established 1877 ; C. E. McLaughlin, editor
and publisher ; circulation J 1.
TEXAS IKON ACiE; (see Dispatch).
WOCHENBLATT; Saturdays; Ger-
man ; four pages ; size 21x31 ; subscription $2 ;
established 1879 ; Albert and Heniy Schuetze,
editors and publishers.
A3IERICAN SKETCH BOOK;
monthly ; literary ; seventy pages octavo ;
subscription $3 ; established 1875 ; Mrs. Bella
French Svvisher,editor and publisher ; circ'n J.
BASTROP, C. H., Bastrop Co., 2,500t
pop., on Colorado r., 28 m. E. of Austin,
Surrounded by a corn and cotton-growing
section, and a shipping point for the same.
ADVERTISER.tt
BEAUMONT, C. H., Jefferson Co.,
l,lWf pop., on Neches r. and Texas & New
Orleans, and proposed Sabine, P., & N. Rds.
Shipping point of ten counties, being the
head of tidewater navigation. Manufac-
tures great quantities of shingles and lum-
ber.
LUMBERMAN : Saturdays ; four pages ;
size 23x32 ; subscription $2 ; established 1877 ;
John S. Swope, editor and publisher ; circula-
tion K 1.
BELLE PLAIN, C. H., Callahan Co.,
GJU+ pop. In fine grazing country, raising
cattle and sheep.
CAL.L.AHAN CO. CLARENDON;
Saturdays ; democratic ; four pages ; size
18x26; subscription $2; established 1879; Rust
& Latz, editors and publishers.
BELLVILLE, C. H., Austin Co., 400t
pop., on G. C. & S. F. Rd.
AUSTIN CO. TIMES; Fridays; four
pages ; size 22x31 ; subscription $2 ; estab-
lished 1879 ; W. C. Hill, editor and publisher.
BELTON, C. H., Bell Co., 2,000t pop.,
on Leon r., 50 m. N. of Austin and 40 W. of
Houston & Texas Central Rd.
COURIER; Tuesdays; four pages ; size
26x40 ; subscription $2 ; established 1878 ; Will-
son & Chinn, editors and publishers ; circ'n K 1.
JOURNAL; Thursdays; democratic;
four pages ; size 25x38 ; subscription $2 ; estab-
lished 1867 ; J. G. Batte, editor and publisher ;
circulation J 1.
BLANCO, C. H., Blanco Co.
S T A R-VINDICATOR ; Saturdays ;
democratic ; four pages ; size 24x34 ; subscrip-
tion ,$2 ; established 1875 ; G. McPherson and
D. M. Hailey editors ; G. McPherson & Co.,
publishers ; circulation K 1.
BOERNE, C. H., Kendall Co.
UNION LAND REGISTER : Fri
days ; independent ; four pages ; size 26x40 ;
subscription $2 ; established 1875 ; C. G. Vogel,
editor and publisher ; circulation J J.
BONHAM, C. H., Fannin Co., 2,000t
pop., 12 m. S. of Red r. and 77 N. by E. of
Dallas, and 270 N. by E. of Austin. Situated
in a corn and cotton-growing region. In
the centre of the wheat and cotton section.
CHRISTIAN MESSENGER; Wed
nesdays ; Christian ; eight pages ; size 26x40 ;
subscription $2 25 ; established 1875 ; Thomas
R. Burnett, editor and publisher ; circ'n J 1.
FANNIN CO. ADVOCATE; Fri
days ; democratic ; four pages ; size 26x40 ;
subscription $1 50 ; established 1878 ; Clair &
Deacon, editors and publishers ; circ'n K 1.
NEWS ; Fridays ; democratic ; four pages ;
size 26x40 ; subscription $2 ; established 1866 ;
John Finer, editor and publisher ; cii'c'n J.
TEXAS.
BRECKENRIDGE, Stephens Co.,
600-t- pop., on central survey of T. & P. Rd.,
110 m. W. of Fort Worth. In a stock-raising,
cattle and small grain district.
NORTHWEST TEXAN; Mondays;
independent ; four pages ; size 22x30 ; sub-
scription $2 ; established 1878 ; E. W. Daven-
port, editor and publisher ; cii-culation K.
BRENHAM, C. H., Washington Co.,
4,000+ pop., on western branch of Houston
& Texas Central Rd., 120 m. N. W. of Hous-
ton and 10 W. of Brazos r. Agriculture the
principal branch of industry. A number of
manufactories located here.
BANNER; every evening except Sunday,
and Weekly, Fridays ; democratic ; four
pages ; size— daily 20x28, weekly 28x42 ; sub-
scription—daily $9, weekly $2 ; established-
daily 1876, weekl3' 1865 ; Rankin & Levin, edi-
tors and publishers ; circulation— daily K,
weekly J.
SENTINEL; every evening except Sun-
day, and TEXAS SENTINEL, Wednes-
days ; democratic ; four pages ; size — daily
22x28, weekly 24x34; subscription— daily $6,
weekly .§2 ; established— daily 1879, weekly
1878 ; S. G. Spann, editor and publisher ; cli'cu-
lation — daily K, w^eeklv J.
TEXAS GREEXBACKER; Fridays;
greenback ; four pages ; size 24x36 ; subscrip-
tion $1 50 ; established 1879 ; Stallings & Dix-
on, editors and publishers.
TEXAS VOLKSBOTE; Thursdays;
German ; republican ; eight pages ; size 25x38;
subscription $3 ; established 1873 ; Henry
Muller, editor ; Muller & Medlenka, publish-
ers ; circulation J.
BROWNSVILLE, C. H., Cameron
Co., 5,000+ pop., on Rio Grande r., 40 m. from
Its mouth, and opposite Matamoras, Mexi-
co. Engaged in commerce and has a large
Mexican trade. Stock raising is carried on
in the surrounding district.
COSMOPOLITAN; semi-weekly, Tues-
days and Fridays ; four pages ; size 18x24 ;
subscription $6 ; established 1879 ; St. Clair &
Guirev, editors and publishers.
DEMOCRAT AND RANCHERO ;
semi-weekly, Wednesdays and Saturdays ;
English and Spanish; democratic; four pages;
size 17x23 ; subscription $6 ; established 1874 ;
J. H. Langridge, editor ; Democrat Publish-
ing Co., publishers ; circulation K 1.
BROWN WOOD, C. H., Brown
Co., 1,200+ pop.
BROWN CO. BANNER? Saturdays;
democratic ; four pages ; size 24x.36; subscrip-
tion $2 ; established 1877 ; Ed. P. Mickel, edi-
tor and publisher ; circulation K 1.
SENTINEL ; Thui'sdays ; four pages ; size
24x35 ; subscription $2 ; established 1880 ;
Thomas Maples, editor and publisher.
BRYAN, C. H., Brazos, Co., 3,500t
pop., near Brazos r., 150 m. N. of Galves-
ton, on Houston & Texas Central Rd, Cot-
ton shipping point. Seat of several Institu-
tions of learning.
BRAZOS PILOT; Fridays ; democratic;
four pages ; size 26x40 ; subscription $2 ; estab-
lished 1877 ; Smith & Huckabee, editors and
publishers ; circulation K 1.
BUFFALO GAP, Taylor Co.
NEWS ; Thursdays ; democratic ; four
pages ; size 22x30 ; subscription $1 50 ; estab-
lished 1880; McGee & Murray, editors and
publishers.
BURKEVILLE, :s^ewton Co., lOOf
pop., on Sabine r.
NEW ERA.++
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357
TEXAS.
TEXAS.
BURNET, C. H., Burnet Co., SOOf pop.
BULLETIN; Tuesdays; democratic;
four pages ; size 20x26 ; subscription $1 ; es-
tablished 18T3 ; J. A. Stevens, editor and pub-
lisher ; circulation K.
ONCE-A-WEEK ; Tuesdays ; green-
back ; four pages ; size 24x35 ; subscription
$1 50 ; established 1879 ; E. B. Allen and A. B.
Crozier, editors and publishers.
CALDWELL, C. H., Burleson Co.,
500+ pop., 25 m. W. of Bryan.
REGISTER; Saturdays; eight pages;
size 26x40 ; established 1879 ; Longino & Lem-
ons, editors and publishers ; circulation K.
CALVERT, C. H., Robertson Co.,
2,800t pop., on Houston & Texas Central
Rd., 130 m. N. W. of Houston. Situated in
the geographical centre of the State and in
the cotton belt.
CLIPPER; Fridays; democratic; four
pages ; size a2x:30 ; subscription $1 50 ; estab-
lished 1879 ; J. A. Keigwln, editor and pub-
lisher.
COURIER; Wednesdays; independent;
eight pages ; size 30x44 ; subscription S2 ; es-
tablished 1878 ; A. D. McNutt, editor and pub-
lisher ; circulation K.
CAMERON, C. H., Milam Co., 500t
pop., 15 m. from Rockdale. In the midst of
a flue and productive country.
SENTINEL; Saturdays; democratic;
four pages ; size 24x36 ; subscription §2 ; es-
tablished 1876 ; B. W. Cammer, editor ; Gam-
mer & Son, publishers ; circulation K.
CANTON, C. H., Van Zandt Co.
CHRONICLE; Saturdays; democratic;
four pages ; size 22x32 ; subscription $1 ;
established 1878; T. J. Towles and A. W.
Riley, editors and publishers ; circulation K.
CARTHAGE, C. H., Panola Co., SOOf
pop., 7 m. from Sabine r. and 45 from
Shreveport, La. In a cotton-producing
country.
PANOLA T^^ATCHMAN; Wednes
days ; four pages ; size 25x:^ ; subscription §2;
established 1873 : Tom. M. Bowers, editor and
publisher ; circulation K.
CASTROVILLE, C. H., Medina Co.,
1,000+ pop., on Medina r., 25 m. W. of San
Antonio. Contains steam and water power
saw and grist mills. Engaged in export of
corn meal to military outposts and western
towns. In a good agricultural and stock-
raising district.
QUILL; Thursdays; independent ; four
pages ; size 22x31 ; subscription $2 ;• estab-
lished 1879 ; H. L. Gosling, editor and pub-
lisher ; circulation K.
CLARKSVILLE, C. H., lied River
Co., 613 pop., 15 m. from Red r., and 330 N.
E. of Austin. Surrounded by a farming
region. Considerable lumber manufactur-
ing carried on.
STANDARD; Fridays ; democratic ;
lour pages ; size 26x42 ; subscription $2 ; es-
tablished 1812 ; Charles De Morse, editor and
publisher.
TIi>IE.S; Fridays ; democratic ; four pages;
size 24x36 ; subscription $1 ; established 1873 ;
E. P. Rutherford, editor and publisher ; cir-
culation K.
CLEBURNE, C. H., Johnson Co.,
2,000+ pop., 162 m. N. of Austin. Engaged in
farming and stock growing.
AVALANCHE; Fridays ; four pages ;
size 24x36; subscription SI; established 1880;
A. J. Byrd, editor; S. P. Ford, publisher.
CHRONICLE; Fridays; democratic;
four pages ; size 2.5x38 ; subscription §2 ; es-
tablished 1868 ; Grave & Yeager, editors and
publishers ; circulation J 1.
COLEMAN, C. H., Coleman Co.
COURANT; Thursdays ; four pages ; size
22x31 ; subscription $2 ; established 1880 ; J. R.
Dobvns, editor and publisher.
TELEGRAM ; Saturdays ; four pages ;
size 19x22 ; established 1880 ; William L. Gibbs,
editor and publisher.
COLUMBUS, C. H., Colorado Co.,
2,000+ pop., on Colorado r., terminus of Gal-
veston, Harrisburg & San Antonio Rd., 95
m. S. E. of Austin and 60 W. of Houston.
COLORADO CITIZEN; Thursdays;
independent ; four pages ; size 28x42 ; sub-
scription $2 ; established 1863 ; Ben. M. Baker,
editor and publisher ; circulation J.
COMANCHE, C. H., Comanche Co.,
1,200+ pop., 145 m. N. of Austin. Engaged in
milling and manufacturing.
CHIEF; Saturdays; democratic; four
pages; size 22x32; subscription .$1 50; estab-
lished 1874 ; Hill Bros., editors and publishers ;
circulation K 1.
COOPER, C. H., Delta Co., SoOf pop.,
25 m. from Paris.
DELTA CO. BEACON; Thursdays;
democratic : four pages ; size 24x35 ; subscrip-
tion $1 ; established 1879 ; H. E. Monroe, editor
and publisher ; circulation K.
CORPUS CHRISTI, G H., Nueces
Co., 5,000+ pop., on Corpus Christi bay, at
mouth of Nueces r., 230 m. S. of Galveston.
It has good harbor and considerable com-
merce.
LEDGER; semi- weekly, Wednesdays
and Saturdavs ; four pages ; size 20x26 ; estab-
lished 1879 ; Barnard & Williams, editors and
publishers.
FREE PRESS; Wednesdays ; four
pages; size26x:38; subscription .$3; establish-
ed 1877 ; Maltby Sl MeiTiman, editors and pub-
lishers.
CORSICANA, C. H., Navarro Co.,
4,50(>f pop., on Houston & Texas Central Rd.,
20 m. W. of Trinity r. and 180 N. by E. of
Austin.
COURIER ; Tuesdays ; independent ;
four pages ; size 24x36 ; subscription §1 ; es-
tablished 1878; C. Dalton, editor and pub-
lisher ; circulation K.
OBSERVER AND INDEX; Fridays;
democratic; four pages; size 28x42; sub-
scription S2; established 1875; Miller & Tar-
ver, editors and publishers; circulation K 1.
TEXAS OBSERVER; Thursdays; Cum-
berland Presbvterian; four pages; size
26x38 ; subscription $2 ; established 1879 ; Rev.
J. H. WofEord, editor and publisher; circu-
lation J.
COTTON GIN, Freestone Co., .3001
pop. A strictly temperate community.
Engaged extensively in farming. Has cot-
ton gins, mills and other manufactures. A
healthy locality.
FREESTONE HERALD; Saturdays;
four pages : size 22x31 ; subscription §2 ; es-
tablished 1875 ; Geo. K. Anderson, editor and
publisher ; circulation K.
CROCKETT, C. H., Houston Co.,
2,000+ pop., on Houston & Great Northern
Rd., 100 m. N. of Houston. A centre of trade.
EAST TEXAS PATRON; Thursdays;
democratic ; four pages ; size 22x:32 ; subscrip-
tion S2 ; established 1875 ; P. W. Archer, editor
and publisher ; circulation K 1,
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GEO. P. ROWELL & CO'S
TEXAS.
CUERO, ^e Witt Co., 2,000t pop., 70
m. from Indianola, at the terminus of the
G. W. T. & P. Rtl. Surrounded by an agri-
cultural and stock-raising district.
BUL.L.ETIN; Thursdays; democratic;
four pages ; size 24x36 ; subscription $2 ; es-
tablished 1876 ; C. A. Ogsbury, editor and pub-
lisher ; circulation K.
STAR: Saturdays ; democratic ; four
pages ; size 23x35 ; subscription $1 ; established
1876 ; J. H. Tucker, editor and publisher ; cir-
culation K K.
DAINGERFIELD, C. H., Morris Co.
MORRIS CO. BANNER ; Wednes
days ; eight pages ; size 24x36 ; subscription
$1 5() ; established 1877 ; J. F. Mitchell, editor
and publisher ; circulation K 1.
DALLAS, C. H., Dallas Co., 15,000t
pop., on Trinity r. and Texas & Pacific and
Houston & Texas Central and Dallas &
Wichita Rds., 261 m. from Houston and 215
N. by E. of Austin, Centre of a wheat and
cotton-growing region. Engaged in manu-
facturing. The central commercial city of
Texas.
HERAIiD; every morning except Mon-
day, and WEEKLY, Thursdays; indepen-
dent-democratic ; eiglit pages ; size 30x44 ;
subscription— daily $12, weekly $2 ; estab-
lished 1849 ; Pfouts, Elliott & Hall, editors and
publishers ; circulation— dailv H H, weekly G.
INTEEEIUENCER: every evening ex
cept Sunday, and NORTON'S UNION
INTEELiIGENCER, Saturdays ; republi-
can ; four pages ; size— daily 18x24, weeklj-
24x36 : subscription— dailv $6, weekly S3 50 ;
established— daily 1876, weekly 1865; A. B.
Norton, editor ; A.B.Norton & Co., publish-
ers ; circulation — daily K, weekly 1 1.
TIMES; every evening except Sunday;
democratic ; four pages ; size 24x36 : subscrip-
tion $12 ; established 1879 ; E. F. McLure and
W. G. Sterrett, editors and publishers.
CHRISTIAN PREACHER ; Satur
days ; disciples ; eight pages ; size 30x44 ; sub-
scription $2 ; established 1875 ; C. M. Wilmeth,
editor and publisher ; circulation J 1.
NATIONAL GREENBACK STAN-
DARD : Fridays ; four pages ; size 26x40 ;
subscription $2 50 ; established 1878 ; W. H.
Littell. editor; National Greenback Stan-
dard Publishing Co., publishers ; circ'n J 1.
TEXAS BAPTIST; Thursdays; bap-
tist : four pages ; size 28x42 ; subscription
$2 50 ; established 1874 ; Robert C. Buckner,
editor and publisher ; circulation H.
TEXAS VOEKSBEATT; Saturdays;
German ; independent ; four pages ; size
26x40 ; subscription $3 ; established 1877 ; A.
Suhler, editor ; Alterman & Suhler, publish-
ers ; circulation K 1.
BAPTIST JOURNAL; monthly; bap
tist ; four pages ; size 19x24 ; subscription $1 ;
established 1877; William Massey, A. R.
Gi'iggs and S. H. Smothers, editors ; A. R.
Griggs, publisher ; circulation K 1.
CHRISTIAN ADVOCATE; monthly;
methodist-episcopal ; four pages ; size 22x38 ;
subscription $1 ; established 1878 ; J. H. Jami-
son, editor and publisher ; organ of the Texas
Conference of the Colored M. E. Church ; cir-
culation J.
REDFIELD'S MUSICAL JOUR-
NAL ; monthly ; twenty pages ; size of page
10x14 ; subscription $1 ; established 1879 ; E.
F. Redfleld & Co., publishers. Redfleld's Musi-
cal Library, Redfleld's Album of Jl/u.stc and
RedfieUVs Portfolio of Music, same form and
subscription, are also issued monthly.
TEXAS PRODUCTS AND PROG-
RESS ; monthly ; sixteen pages ; size of
page 10x14 ; subscription $1 ; established 1878 ;
H. S. Hyatt, editor and publisher ; an adver-
tising sheet.
DECATUR, C. H., Wise Co., 600t
pop., 75 m. N. W. of Dallas and 40 N. of
Weatherford.
TEXAS.
TRIBUNE ; Fridays ; democratic ; four
pages ; size 24x36 ; subscription $2 50 ; estab-
lished 1872 ; R. W. Robertson, editor and pub-
lisher ; circulation K.
DENISON, Gra7json Co., 7,000f pop.,
at terminus of two Rds. A shipping
point for cattle and cotton. Engaged in
beef packing also.
HERALD; every evening except Satur-
day and Sunday, and SUNDAY HER-
ALD, Sundays; independent; four pages;
size 24x36 ; subscription— daily $12, Sunday $1 ;
established— daily 1874, Sunday 1873; J. W.
Burson & Co., editors and publishers ; circu-
lation—daily K, Sunday K K.
NEWS; every morning except Monday,
and WEEKLY, Saturdays; democratic;
four pages ; size— daily 22x31, weekly 26x40 ;
subscription — daily $10, weekly $2 ; estab-
lished 1872; B. C. Murray, editor and pub-
lisher; circulation — daily K, weekly K 1.
DENTON, C. H., Denton Co., l,600t
pop., on Pecan creek, 40 m. N. W. of Dallas
and 241 N. of Austin.
MONITOR; Fridays; democratic; four
pages ; size 28x42 ; subscription $2 ; estab-
lished 1868; Geers & Cranston, editors and
publishers ; circulation K 1.
EASTLAND, C. H., Eastland Co.,
110 m. from Fort Worth.
REVIEW ; Fridays ; four pages ; size 22x32;
subscription $2: established 1874; O. H.
Davenport, publisher ; circulation K.
ELMO, Kaufman Co.
BEACON: Saturdays; democratic; four
pages ; size 19x26 ; subscription $1 ; estab-
lished 1877 ; T. E. Ryan, editor and publisher ;
circulation K.
ENNIS, Ellis Co.
SATURDAY REVIEAV; Saturdays;
four pages ; size 22x30 ; subscription $2 ; estab-
lished 1875 ; S. M. Carleton, editor and pub-
lisher ; circulation K.
FAIRFIELD, C. H., Freestone Co.,
800+ pop. Near Trinity r., which is navigable
162 m. N. E. of Austin. Freestone county
has a population of 15,000, and is one of the
large cotton-raising counties of the State.
RECORDER; Fridays; democratic;
four pages ; size 22x32 ; subscription $2 ; estab-
lished 1876 ; L. D. Lillard, editor and publisher ;
circulation K.
FLATONIA, Fayette Co.
ARGUS; Fridays ; democratic ; four
pages ; size 24x36 ; subscription $2 50 ; estab-
lished 1877 ; P. E. Edmondson, editor and pub-
lisher ;. circulation K.
FORT GRIFFIN, Shackelford Co.
ECHO ; Saturdays ; four pages ; size 23x31 ;
subscription $2 ; established 1875 ; George W.
Robson, editor and publisher ; circulation K.
FORT WORTH, C. H., Tarrant Co.,
6,500+ pop., on Trinity r., 210 m. N. of Austin
and 32 W. of Dallas.
EVENING JOURNAL; every evening
except Sunday ; four pages ; size 18x26 ; sub-
scription $7 ; established 1878 ; circulation K.
DEMOCRAT; Saturdays; democratic;
four pages ; size 28x42 ; subscription $2 ; estab-
lished"1871 ; B. B. Paddock, editor; R. F. Wal-
ton, publisher ; circulation J 1.
FREDERICKSBURG, C. H., GiU
lespie Co., 1,164 pop.
FREDERICKSBURGER WOCH-
ENBLATT: Saturdays; German; four
pages; size 24x36; subscription $2; estab-
lished 1877 ; F. Kneese, editor and publisher ;
circulation K.
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TEXAS.
TEXAS.
GAINESVILLE, C. H., Cooke Co.,
l,500t pop., a few m. from Red r., and 270 N.
of Austin. Centre of trade for country sui'-
rounding and a depot for supplies for drov-
ers. Large droves of cattle pass northward
every spring and fall.
HESPERIAN; every morning except
Monday, and HEfSPERIAN-GAZETTE,
Fridays ; independent : four pages ; size-
daily 19x25, weekly 26x42 ; subscription — daily
$12, weekly $2 ; established— daily 1879, week-
ly 1876; Charles M. Baily & Co., editors and
publishers ; circulation — weekly K 1.
REGISTER : Saturdays; independent-
democratic ; four pages ; size 28x44 ; sub-
scription $2 ; established 1873 ; J. M. Martin,
editor ; Register Publishing Co., publishers ;
circulation K 1.
GALVESTON, C. H., Galveston Co.,
35,000+ pop., on an island at mouth of Gal-
veston bay. Engaged in commerce and
trade, and having the finest harbor in the
State, or on the gulf. Largest city in the
State. Is the port of entry for Texas and
the North-West. Regular line of steamers
to Europe.
CIVILIAN; every evening except Sun-
day ; democratic ; four pages ; size 22x32 ;
subscription $8 ; established 1838 ; W. H. Pas-
coe & Co., editors and publishers ; cii'c'nK.
NEWS; every morning except Mondaj",
and every evening except Sunday, and
WEEKL Y, Thursdays ; independent ; four
pages ; size-nrlaily 29x40, weekly 29x40 ; sub-
scription— daily §12, weekly §2 ; established
1842 ; A. H. Belo & Co., editors and publishers ;
circulation— daily (morning) G 1, evening J,
weeklv G 1.
TEXAS POST: every evening except
Sundav, WEEKLY^, Thursdays, and
SONNTAGSBLATT, Sundajs ; German;
independent ; daily and Sunday four pages,
weeklv eight pages ; size — daily 22x32, weekly
32x44, Sunday 24x38; subscription- -dailv SIO,
weekly $3, Sunday $2 50 ; established 1869 :
O. & H. Dietzel, editors and publishers ; cir-
culation— daily J 1, weekly H H, Sunday I. The
" Post " is the onlij German paper in the city of
Galveston; it is the official organ of the city,
!and has double the circulation of any German
paper in Texas. The "Post" ranks fourth in
regard to circulation of am/ paper in Texas.
SPECTATOR ; Sundays ; republican ;
four pages ; size 21x29 ; subscription §2 ; es-
tablished 1873 ; Richard Nelson, editor and
publisher ; circulation J.
TEXAS CHRISTIAN ADVOCATE;
Saturdays ; methodist ; eight pages ; size
34x47 ; subscription $2 ; established 1853 ;
Isaac Ct. John, D. D., editor : Shaw & Blaylock.
publishers ; circulation G G 1.
TEXAS JOURNAL. OF COM-
MERCE; Saturdays; commercial; four
pages ; size 28x13 ; subscription $3 ; estab-
lished 1870 ; George H. Sweet, editor and pub-
lisher ; circulation I.
AMERICAN SKETCH BOOK;
(see Austin).
GATESVILLE, C. H., Coryell Co., j
1,455 pop., on Leon r., 40 m. from Waco and j
Belton, and 80 N. of Austin. Engaged in i
agriculture and stock raising. i
SUN ; Thursdays ; democratic ; four pages ; '
size 24x36 ; subscription S2 ; established 1870 ; i
C. E. Oakes, editor and publisher ; circula- '
tion K 1. i
GEORGETOWN, C. H. Williamson
Co., 1,20(H- pop., about 25 m. N. of Austin. In j
an agi'icultural district.
WILLIAMSON CO. RECORD:
Thursdays ; democratic ; four pages ; size i
24x35 ; subscription S2 5C) ; established 1872 ;
Nat. Q. Henderson, editor and publisher ;
circulation J,
WILLIAMSON CO. SUN; Thursdays;
democratic ; four pages ; size 24x36 ; subscrip-
tion $2; established 1877; Cooper & Cameron,
editors and publishers ; circulation K K.
GIDDINGS, C. H., Lee Co., 8001 pop.,
on Houston & Texas Rd., 59 m. from Austin.
Surrounded by an agricultural, cotton and
stock-raising district.
LONE STAR; Fridays; four pages; size
22x32 ; subscription $2 ; established 1877 ; W.
P. Draughon, editor ancl proprietor ; circula-
tion K.
GILMER, C. H., Upshur Co., 900t
pop., about 230 m. N. of Galveston and 80
W. by N. of Shreveport, La.
UPSHUR CO. DEMOCRAT; Satur-
days ; democratic ; four pages ; size 26x40 ;
subscription §1 25 ; established 1877 ; Chadick
& Bernard, editors and publishers ; circ'n K.
GOLIAD, C. H., Goliad Co., 700t pop.,
on San Antonio r., 120 m. S. by E. of Austin.
Agi'iculture and stock raising are the prin-
cipal branches of industry. Fine water
power.
GUARD; Saturdays; democratic; four
pages ; size 22x32 ; subscription §2 50 ; estab-
lished 1866 ; Davis & Tally, editors and pub-
lishers ; circulation K.
GONZALES, C. H., Gonzales Co.,
1,500+ pop., on Gaudaloupe r., at mouth of
San Marcos r., 70 m. S. by E. of Austin. En-
gaged in farming and grazing.
INQUIRER; Saturdays; four pages;
size 24x36 ; subscription $2 ; established 1853 ;
C. J. Pilgrim, editor and publisher ; circula-
tion K 1.
GRAHAM, C. H., Young Co., 700t
pop., at the terminus of Tex. Pac. Rd. En-
gaged in farming and stock raising. Coal
and copper within a radius of 30 m.
LEADER; Saturdays; democratic; four
pages ; size 22x32 ; subscription S2 ; estab-
lished 1876 ; J. W. Graves & Sou, editors and
publishers ; circulation K.
GRANBURY, C. H., Hood Co., 800t
pop., on the Brazos r., 40 m. from Fort
Worth.
VIDETTE: Satvirdays ; democratic; four
pages ; size 24x36 ; subscription $2 : estab-
lished 1872 : F. E. Garland, editor ; Garland,
Crockett & Perkins, publishers; circ'n K.
GREENVILLE, C.H.,^Mn< Co., l,000t
pop., 50 m. N. E. of Dallas, 30 m. S. of ter-
minus of Denison & Southeastern Rd. In a
rich agricultural district.
HERALD; Fridays; democratic; four
pages; size ^6x40; subscription .SI 50; estab-
lished 1871 ; F. P. Alexander, editor and pub-
lisher.
INDEPENDENT; Saturdays; four
pages ; size 27x40 ; subscription $1 50 ; estab-
lished 1875; W. G. Perkins, publisher; cir-
culation K 1.
GROESBECK, C. H., Limestone Co.
LIMESTONE NEW ERA; Saturdays;
democratic ; four pages ; size 24x:M ; subscrip-
tion S2 ; established 1876 ; L. L. Foster, editor
and publisher : circulation K 1.
HALLETTSVILLE, C. H., Lavacca
Co., 700+ pop., on Lavacca r. 35 m. W. of
Columbus. Engaged in growing c«tton
and corn, etc.
HERALD AND PLANTER;
Wednesdays ; democratic ; four pages ; size
22x32: subscription S2 ; estabUshed 18?2 ; S.
Lee Kyle, editor and publisher ; cu'culation K.
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GEO. P. ROWELL iS; CO'S
TEXAS.
HAMILTON, C. H., Hamilton Co.,
400tpop.
HERALD; Fridaj's ; democratic; four
pages ; size 24x36 ; subscription $2 ; estab-
lished 1876; C. M. Boyuton, editor; Geo. Gam-
ble, publislier ; circulation K.
HELENA, C. H., Karnes Co., SOOf
pop., 60 m. S. E. of San Antonio. Farming
and raising of cattle, horses, sheep and
hogs carried on.
RECORD; Fridays; four pages; size
24x36 ; subscription $1 5<) ; established 1879 ;
James C. Wilson, editor and publisher.
HEMPSTEAD, C. H., Waller Co.,
3,000t pop., on Brazos r. and Houston &
Texas Central Rd., at junction of Austin
branch, 50 m. from Houston. Engaged in
manufacturing.
COURIER: every day except Monday,
and WALLER C6. COURIER, Satur
days ; four pages ; size— daily 18x24, weelcly
24x36 ; subscription— daily $7 20, weelcly $2 ;
established 1874; Newman & Farr, editors
and publishers ; circulation— weelily K 1.
HENDERSON, C. H., Busk Co.,
1,250+ pop., 160 m. N. by E. of Houston and
75 E. of Shreveport, La. In a cotton-grow-
ing region.
EAST TEXAS BEACON; Thui-sdays;
democratic ; four pages ; size 24x35 ; subscrip-
tion $2 ; established 1879 ; Feild & Oliver, edi-
tors and pubJisliers.
TIMES; Fridays ; democratic ; four
pages ; size 24x35 ; subscription $2 ; estab-
lished 1859 ; W. M. Crow, editor and publish-
er ; circulation K 1.
HENRIETTA, C. H., Clay Co.
JOURNAL; Saturda3's ; democratic;
four pages; size 22x30; subscription $1; es-
tablished 1877; W. G. Eustis, editor ; C. L.
Pratt, puljlisher; circulation K 1. Official
paper for sixteen counties.
HILLSBORO, C. H., Hill Co., SOOf
pop., on Brazos r., 35 m. above Waco and
150 N. of Austin. Corn, cotton and wheat
country ; watered and timbered.
HILL CO. EXPOSITOR j Saturdays ;
four pages ; size 24x:34 ; subscription $1 50 ;
established 1871 ; L. J. Sturgis, editor and
publisher ; circulation K.
HONEY GROVE, Fannin Co., 900t
pop., on Texas & Pacific Rd. Contains a
flne educational institute.
INDEPENDENT; Fridays ; democratic ;
four pages ; size 22x32 ; subscription $1 50 ;
established 1874 ; Hornbeck Brothers, editors ;
W. W. Hornbeclc, publisher; circulation K.
HOUSTON, C. H., Harris Co., 23,000t
pop., on Buffalo Bayou, 50 m. froni Galves-
ton. Steamboats run regularly between
here and Galveston. One of the leading cities
in the State in population and commercial
Importance. Centering point for nine rail-
roads, and terminus of Morgan's ship clian-
nel. Surrounded by an agricultural dis-
trict, producing cotton, sugar cane and corn .
. AGE ; every evening except Sunday, and
WEEKLY, Fridays ; democratic '; four
pages ; size 24x36 ; subscription — dailv $6,
weekly $1 25 ; established 1871 ; D. L. McGary,
editor and publisher ; circulation — daily K 1,
weekly K 1.
EVENING POST; every evening except
Sunday ; four pages ; size 23x.34 ; subscription
$9 ; established 1880 ; Gail B. Johnson, editor
and publisher.
TEXAS.
I
TELEGRAM; every morning except
Monday, and WEEKLY, Fridays; demo-
cratic ; daily four pages, weekly eight pages ;
size— daily 24x36, weekly 30x44 ; subscription
—daily $8, weekly $1 50; established 1877;
Telegram Publishing Co., editors and pub-
lishers ; circulation — daily J J, weeklj' J.
TEXAS BAPTIST HERALD;
Tliursdays ; baptist ; four pages ; size 28x42 ;
subscription $2 50 ; established 1865 ; Link &
Pope, editors and publishers ; circulation
H H.
TEXAS DEUTSCHE-ZEITUNG ;
Thursdays ; German ; eight pages ; size 28x42;
subscription $3 ; established 1873 ; Hugo Leh-
mann, editor and publi.sher ; circulation
J J •
HUNTSVILLE, C. H., Walker Co.,
1,599 pop , on Houston & Great Northern
Rd., 60 m. N. of Houston and 12 from Trini-
ty r. Cotton market and shipping point ;
State penitentiary and two colleges located
here.
ITEM ; Saturdays ; democratic ; four
■ages; size 23x.33; subscription $2; estab-
ished 1851 ; G. Robinson, editor and pub-
lisher ; circulation K.
JACKSBORO, C. H., Jack Co., 3,000t
pop., 70 m. W. of Fort Worth, and 110 from
Dallas and Denison. In a well-w^atered and
timbered countrj\
JACK CO. GUIDE; Saturdays ; four
pages; size 22x32; subscription $2; estab-
lished 1879; A. G. Jones, editor and publisher.
JASPER, C. H., Jasper Co., 6(X)t pop.,
near Nechese r., 150 m. N. E. of Galveston
and 35 W. of Louisiana State line.
NEWSBOY ; Thursdays ; democratic ;
four pages ; size 24x36 ; subscription $2 ; estab-
lished 1865; Carraway & Robinson, editors amd
publisliers ; circulatimi K.
SOUTH-EAST TEXAN ; Wednes
days ; four pages ; size 22x32 ; subscription
$2 ; established 1880 ; Lipscomb Norvell,.
editor and publisher.
JEFFERSON, C. H., Marion Co.,
4,500+ pop., at the mouth of Big Cypress
Bayou, 40 m. N. W. of Shreveport, La.
Steamboats run to this point, making it a
centre of trade, and shipping point for
produce and live stock and cotton.
JIMPLECI'TE; everyday except Sun-
day, and WEEKLY, Wednesdays; inde-
pendent; four pages; size— daily 22x32,
weekly 28x42 ; subscription — dailv..$10, weekly
S2 25; established— daily 1872, weekly 1868s
Ward Taylor, Jr. and W. E. Estes,, editors •,.
Taylor & Morgan, publishers ; circulation-
dally K, weekly K 1 .
JEWETT, L^on Co., soot pop., on In-
ternational & Great Northern Rd., midway
between Heariie and Palestine.
ADVANCE; Fridays; four pages; size
13x26; subscription $1.50; established 1878;.
IT. S. Bateman, editor and publisher ; circu-
lation K.
KERRVILLE, C. H., Kerr Co., m\
pop., on Guadalupe r., 75 m. from San An-
tonio. A good stock-raising and agricul-
tural section.
FRONTIERSMAN; Fridays ; four
pages ; size 24x35 ; subscription $2 ; estab-
lished 1875 ; U. B. Birney, editor and publislier;.
circulation K.
KOSSE, Limestone Co., 500t pop*, on
Tex. Central Rd. Makes fire-brick, tiles
and pottery.
LOCATi ; Fridays; democratic; four
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TEXAS.
TEXAS.
pages ; size 22x31 ; subscription $2 ; estab-
lished 1879 ; C. H. Hanson, editor and pub-
lisher ; circulation K.
LA GRANGE, C. H., Fayette Co.,
l,500t pop., on Colorado r., 75 m. below Aus-
tin and 3() above Columbus.
JOURNALi; Wednesdays; independent;
four pages ; size 22x31 ; subscription .$2 ; es-
tablished 1880; R. H. Phelps, editor; La
Grange Pulilishing Co., publishei's.
LAMPASAS, C. H., Lampasas Co.,
1,200+ pop., on Sulphur fork of Lampasas
r., 60 m. N. by W. of Austin. Surrounded
by an agi'icultural and stock-raising dis-
trict.
DISPATCH; Thursdays; democratic;
f oiu- pages ; size 24x36 ; subscription .$2 ; es-
tablished 1871 ; W. P. Beall, editor ; Robert E.
Owen, publisher ; circulation Kl.
LAREDO, C. H., Webb Co.
TWO LAREDOS; Tuesdays; English
and Spanish ; four pages ; size 24x36 ; sub-
scription $2 .50 ; established 1879 ; Norwood &
Paschal, editors and publishers.
LINDEN, C. H., Cass Co., -SSOf pop.
CASS CO. SUN ; Tuesdays ; independent ;
four pages; size "20x28; subscription §2; es-
tablished 1876; Charles A. Kesseler and M. L.
Fort, editors ; Charles A. Kesseler, publisher ;
circulation K.
CITIZENS' JOURNAL.: Wednesdays;
democratic ; four pages ; size 22x30 ; subscrip-
tion $1 ; established 1879 ; John M. Fletcher,
editor ; Citizens' Joint Stock Publishing Co.,
publishers ; circulation K K.
LOCKHART, C. H., Caldwell Co.,
560 pop; 30 m. S. of Austin.
NEWS ECHO; Fridays; four pages;
size 22x31 ; subscription $2 50 ; established
1872 ; W. R. McDaniel, editor and publisher ;
circulation K.
LONGVIEW, C. H., Gregg Co.
TEXAS NEW ERA; Saturdays; four
pages ; size 24x36 ; subscription $2 ; estab-
lished 1872 ; John C. Carter, editor ; J. L. Terry,
publisher; circulation K.
LULING, Caldwell Co.
CO:>l UERCIAL. REPORTER.++
SICiNALi; Thursdays; independent demo-
cratic ; four pages ; size 22x32 ; subscription
$2 ; established 1878 ; J. P. Bridges, editor and
publisher ; circulation K.
McKINNEY, C. H., Collin Co., 2,300t
pop., 135 m. N. by E. of Austin. Situate in
a wheat-growing district.
ADVOCATE; Saturdays; democratic;
four pages ; size 28x44 ; subscription $2 ; estab-
lished 1877; Jos. W. Baines, editor and pub-
lisher ; circulation J.
ENQUIRER; Saturdays; democratic;
four pages ; size 28x42 ; subscription .$2 ; estab-
lished 1867; John H. Bingham, editor and
publisher ; circulation J 1.
MARLIN, C. H., Falls Co., l,500t pop.,
on Waco & North-western Rd., 18 m. from
Bremond, 3 from Brazos r., and 97 N. E. of
Austin.
BAIjE; Thursdays; democratic; eight
pages ; size 26x40 ; subscription $2 ; estab-
lished 1874 ; T. C.Oltorf, editor and publisher;
circulation K.
FALLiS CO. INDEX; Saturdays;
democratic ; four pages ; size 24x.S6 ; sub-
scription .§1 .50; established 1879; William
Shelton, editor and publisher.
MARSHALL, C. H., Harrison Co.,
7,000+ pop., on Texas & Pacific Rd., 250 m. N.
by E. of Galveston and 40 W. of Shreve-
port, La. In an agricultural district.
HERALD; triweekly, Tuesdays, Thurs-
days and Saturdays ; democratic ; four pages;
size 22x32 ; subscription $5 ; established 1875 ;
R. W. Loughery, editor ; Hamments & Mastin,
publishers; circulation K 1.
MESSENGER; Fridays; four pages;
size 26x40 ; subscription $2 ; established 1877 ;
Jennings Brothers, editors and publishers ;
circulation K K 1.
MASON, C. H., Mason Co., 296 pop.
NEWS-ITEM; Thursdays; democratic;
eight pages ; size 20x26 J subscription $2 ; es-
tablished 1877 ; Kibbee & Brown, editors and
publishers ; circulation K 1.
MERIDIAN, C. H., Bosque Co.
INDEPENDENT BLADE; Thursdays;
democratic ; four pages ; size 24x36 ; subsci'ip-
tion$2; established 1878; Fields & Gaston,
editors and publishers ; circulation K 1.
MEXIA, Limestone Co., l,500t pop., on
Houston & Central Texas Rd., 181 m. from
Houston.
LiEDGER; Fridays; four pages; size
24x36; subscription .$2; established 1869; J.
W.Fishburu, editor and publisher; circ'n K.
MINEOLA, Wood Co.
WOOD CO. FLACJ; Saturdays; four
pages ; size 22x32 ; subscription $1 ; established
1877; D. C. Williams, editor and publisher;
circulation J.
MONTAGUE, C.H., Montague Co.
TEXAS NORTH-AVEST : Thurs
days ; four pages ; size 22x32 ; subscription
S2; established 1875; C. T. and Myra Judd,
editors and publishers ; circulation K 1.
MONTGOMERY, C. H., Montgome-
ry Co., 50O+ pop., on Rd., 50 m. from Hous-
ton. Good farming country.
JOURNAL ; Saturdays ; four pages ;
size 23x3:5 ; subscription $2 ; established 1871) ;
C. E. Gilbert, editor and publisher; circula
tion K.
MORGAN, Bosque Co.
I50S<iUE CO. HERALD; Saturdays;
four pages ; size 22x32 ; subscription $2 ; es-
tablished 1874 ; J. G. Woods, editor and pub-
lisher ; circulation K.
MOSCOW, ^olk Co., 3501 pop., 100
m. from Houston. Contains two high
schools. Surrounded by a good timber and
cotton-grooving section.
STATE REVIEW.+t
MOUNT VERNON, C. H., Franklin
Co., 500+ pop.; stock-raising country ; gi'ows
also cotton, sugar cane, broom-corn, wheat.
etc.
FRANKLIN HERAL.D; Fridays; four
pages; size 22x31 ; subscription $1; establish
ed 1878 ; R. W. Billups, editor; W. J. Johnson,
publisher ; circulation K.
NACOGDOCHES, C. H., 2^acog.
cloches Co., 500+ pop.
NEWS ; Thursdays ; democratic ; four
pages; .size 24x35; subscription $2; establish
ed 1875 ; R. W. Haltom, publisher ; circ'n J.
NAVASOTA, Grimes Co., 2,800t pop..
on Brazos r., at mouth of Navasota r., and
on Houston & Texas Central Rd., 70 m. from
Houston. Agricultural and cotton-growing
district siuTounding.
TABLET; Fridays; democratic: four
pages; size 24x35; subscription $2; estab
lished 1869; C. E. Gilbert, editor and pub-
; lisher ; circulation K 1.
NEW BRAUNFELS, C. H.. Comal
3G2
GEO. P. ROWELL & GO'S
TEXAS.
Co., 4,00Ut pop., on Gaudalupe r., 40 m. S. W.
of Austin.
NEU-BRALNFELSER ZEITUNG;
Fridays ; German ; four pages ; size 24x36 ;
subscription S3;, established 1852; A.Eiband,
editor and publisher ; circulation K.
O AKVILLE, C. H., Live Oak Co.
NEW.S.-H
ORANGE, C.
H., Orange Co., 3,500t
pop., at head of tide-water navigation on
the Sabine r., at the eastern terminus of
Texas & N. O. and western terminus of
Louisiana Western Rds. Engaged in the
raising of cotton, rice, oranges and sugar,
and in a good stock-raising district. Im-
portant lumber point also.
TRIBUNE; Fridays; democratic; four
pages ; size 24x38 ; subscription $2 ; established
1877 ; A. P.Harris, editor and publisher ; circu-
lation K 1.
PALESTINE, C. H., Anderson Co.,
4,CH.)Ci+ pop., on International Rd., 10 m. from
Trinity r., and 201 from Galveston, in an ag-
ricultural region. Considerable manufac-
turing carried on.
ADVOCATE; Thursdays ; size 30x44 ; sub-
scription S2 ; established 1851 : Ewing &
Deming, editors and publishers ; eirc'n K.
NEW ERA ; Fridays ; four pages ; size
24x36 ; subscription $2 ; established 1874 ; R. H.
Small, editor and publisher ; circulation K.
RAIL. WAY NEWS; Saturdays; tour
pages; size 24x.36; subscription $2; estab-
lished 1877; R. R. Gilbert, editor and pub-
lisher.
PALO PINTO, C. H.,PaZo Pinto Co.
In a fine agricultural and stock-raising
country.
MOUNTAIN CRESSET : Fridays ;
democratic ; eight pages ; size of page 10x13 ;
subscription $1 50; established 1878; R. J.
Browning, editor ; C. H. Dantau, publisher ;
circulation K.
STAR; Saturdays; democratic; four
pages ; size 20x26 ; subscription §1 50 ; estab-
lished 1876: J C. Son, editor and publisher;
circulation K 1.
PARIS, C. H., Lamar Co., 4,000t pop.,
10 m. S. of Red r., 300 X. by E. of Austin and
100 W. of Jefferson. In an important wheat
and cotton-growing section.
LiAMAR BANNER; Wednesdays ; dem-
ocratic; four pages ; size 24x35; subscription
!^1 50 ; established 1879 ; E. H. Harris, editor
and publisher.
NORTH TEXAN; Saturdays; demo-
cratic ; four pages ; size 28x44 ; subscription
f-2 ; established 1869 ; A. P. Boyd, editor ; A. H.
Boyd, publisher ; circulation J.
PRESS ; Thursdays ; democratic ; four
pages ; size 26x40 ; subscription $1 50 ; estab-
lished 1864; W. J. Hamner, editor and pub-
lisher : circulation K 1.
TEXAS PROGRESS ; Saturdays ;
greenback ; four pages : size 24x36 ; subscrip-
tion $1 .50; established 1880; Progress Joint
Srock Co., editors and publishers.
PILOT POINT, Benton Co., l,000t
pop., on line of Texas & Pacific Rd., 28 m.
from Sherman. Cotton point.
POST ; Saturdays ; four pages ; size
24x35 ; subscription $2 : established 1878 ;
Jones & Moffitt, editors and publishers ; circu-
lation K K.
PITTSBURG, C. H., Camp Co., l,000t
pop., on Rd. Contains steam grist and saw
mills, and cotton gins and other domestic
manufactures.
TEXAS.
MAGNET; Fridays; independent demo-
cratic ; four pages ; size 24x35 ; subscription
$2; established 1873; Rev. R. P. Thompson,,
editor and publisher ; circulation K.
PLEASANTON,C. H., Atascosa Co.,.
400t pop., 35 m . S. of San Antonio. Engaged
in farming and sheep and cattle raising.
TEXAS STOCK JOURNAL. ANI>
FARMER; Saturdays; four pages; size
26x4(1; subscription $2 50; established 1873;
Lawhon & Martin, editors and publishers ;
circulation K 1.
QUEEN CITY, Cass Co., l,000t
pop., on Texas & Pacific Rd., 31 m. N. of
Jefferson. Cotton-raising is the principal
industry.
CRESCENT; Mondays; Independent;;
four pages ; size 24x35 ; subscription $1 ; es-
tablished 1877 ; Crockett Boone, editor and
publisher ; circulation K K 1.
ROCKDALE, Milam Co.
MESSENGER ; Thursdays; four pages;
size 24x35 ; subscription $2 50 ; established 1873 ;;
Enoch Breeding, editor and publisher ; circu
lation J 1.
MIL.AM RECORD ; Fridays ; four
pages ; size 22x32 ; subscription $1 .50 ; estab-
lished 1878 ; B. R. Warner, editor and pub-
lisher ; circulation K.
ROCKPORT, C. 'a., Aransas Co., 900t
pop., on Aransas bay. Has a good harbor,.
and a steamship line which connects with;
New Orleans. Live stock, beef, hides and
wool are shipped from this point.
TRANSCRIPT; Saturdays; democrat-
ic ; four pages ; size 24x36 ; subscription $2 .50 ;
established 1869 ; C. F. Bailey, editor and pub-
lisher ; circulation K 1.
RUSK,C. H., Cherokee Co., l,500t pop.,
120 m. N. of Houston, 230 from Galveston
and 125 from Shreveport, La.
OBSERVER ; Thursdays; democratic;
four pages ; size 22x32 ; subscription $1 50 ;
established 1866 ; Shook & McLeroy, editors
and publishers ; circulation K 1.
SAN ANTONIO, C. H., Bexar Co.,
22,000+ pop., on San Antonio r. and terminus
of Galveston, Harrisburg & San Antonio
Rd., 90 m. S. by W. of Austin and 140 from
Port Indianola. Centre of trade for the in-
terior. Principal branch of industry, stock
raising and agriculture.
EVENING COURIER ; e\ery evening
except Sunday ; English and Spanish ; inde-
pendent ; four pages ; size 20x26 ; subscrip-
tion .S6 ; established 1878 ; Seneca McNeil, edi-
tor and publisher : circtilatiou K 1.
EXPRESS: every morning except Mon-
day, and WEEKLY, Thursdays ; indepen-
dent ; four pages : size 26x40 : subscription —
daily SIO, weekly $1 75 ; established 1866 ; Ex-
press Printing Co., editors and publishers ;
circulation— dailv J J 1, weeklv J J 1.
FREIE PRESSE FUR TEXAS;
every evening except Sunday, and AVEEK-
Li Y, Thursdays ; German ; republican ; daily
four pa.ges, weekly twelve pages ; size — daily
24x36, weekly (size of page) 14x21 ; subscrip-
tion—dailv $12. weekly .$3 ; established— daily
1875, weekly 1864 ; H. Schulz & Co., editors and
publishers ; circulation — daily K, weekly I 1.
HERALD; every morning except Mon-
day and WEEKLY, Thursdays ; democrat-
ic ; four pages ; size 24x38; subscription— daily
.S8, weekly $2 50 ; established— daily 1857. week-
Ij' 18.55: W. H. Young, editor and publisher;
circulation— dailv K 1, weeklv K 1.
EL TIE:>IP0; Saturdays ; Spanish ; four
pages : size 24x36 ; subscription $4 50 ; estab-
lished 1877; A.R.Dubois and S. F. Barrera,
editors and publishers ; circulation K 1.
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TEXAS.
TEXAS.
TEXAS [SUN ; monthly ; four pages ; size
30x44 ; subscription SI ; established 1871 ; Clif-
ford & Newcomb, editors and publishers ; cir-
culation X.
SAN AUGUSTINE, C. H., San An-
giistine Co., 6 AH- pop., in a thickly settled
section.
SAXON ; Fridays ; democratic; four pages;
slxe 23x3S ; subscription $1 50 ; established 1878 ;
L. L. Loggins, editor and publisher; circula-
tion K 1.
SAN DIEGO, :^^^l€ces Co., 2,000t pop.,
on Corpus Christi, San Diego & Rio Grande
Rd., 57 m. from Corpus Christi. Sheep-rais-
ing, and business in wool, hides and skins.
MESSENGER; Tuesdays; four pages;
size 22xo(( ; subscription $2 50 ; established
1879 ; W. C. Bowen, editor and publisher.
SAN MARCOS, C. H., Rays Co., ^
1,200+ pop., on San Mai'cos r., :30 m. from Aus-
tin and 50 from San Antonio, with which it
is connected by a daily stage line. Engaged
in milling and agriculture. On Interna-
tional Rd. from Austin to San Antonio, now
in course of construction.
FREE PRESS: Saturdays : democratic ;
four pages ; size 22x30 ; subscription 82 : es-
tablished 1871 ; Isaac H. Julian, editor and
publisher ; circulation K.
SAN SABA, C. H., San Saba Co.,
900+ pop., on San Saba r., 85 m. X. W. from
Round Rock. Engaged pi-incipallj- in farm-
ing, milling and grazing. Has several min-
eral springs in vicinity.
NEWS ; Saturdays ; democratic ; four
pages ; size 22x32 ; subscription §2 : established
1874 ; Lilburn Peyton, editor and proprietor ;
circulation K.
SEGUIN, C. H., Guadalupe Co., l,320t
pop., 45 m. S. by W. of Austin.
GUADAEUPE Ti:>[ES; Saturdays;
democratic ; four pages : size 24x34 ; subscrip-
tion S2 50 ; established 1870 ; Stephenson, Bar
bour & Rainey, editors and publishers ; circu-
lation K 1.
SHERMAN, C. H., Grayson Co.,
10,860+ pop., 18 m. from Red r., and 270 N. by
E. of Austin. Surrounded by a wheat and
cotton region.
COURIER; every morning except Mon-
day, and WEEKLY, Fridavs ; democratic;
four pages ; size— daily 34x36, weeklv 28x46 ;
subscription— daily §10, weekly S2 ; establish-
ed 1867 ; Thomas J. Crooks, editor and pub-
lisher: circulation— dailv K, weeklv J. '
EVENING CHRONICLE: eVerv even-
ing except Sunday, and WEEKLY, Tues-
days ; democratic : four pages ; size — daily
24x:54, weekly 28x42; subscription — dailv 89,
weekly SI 50; established 1879; P. H.Peters,
editor ; P. H. Peters, B. F. Hughes and D. M.
Norwood, publishers.
DEMOCRAT ; Thursdays ; democratic ;
four pages ; size 24x.36 : subscription 81 50 ;
established 1877; Mrs. L. S. McPherson. edi-
tor ; Hunter Bros., publishers ; circulation K.
SIGNAL; Wednesdays: greenback ; four
pages ; size 26x40 ; subscription 81 ; estab-
lished 1879 ; J. H. and E. S. Ellis, editors and
publishers.
STEPHEN VILLE, C. H., Erath Co.,
8IXH- pop. Located in an agricultural and
stock-raising section.
EMPIRE; Saturdays; democratic; four
pages ; size ZixSS ; subscription 82 ; established
1874 ; E. B. Scott, editor ; G. F. Scott, publish-
er ; circulation K.
SULPHUR SPRINGS, C. H., ffop.
kins Co., 2,500+ pop., 80 m. E. by N. of Dallas
and 80 N. W. of Jefferson. In an agricultu-
ral district. Has several flouring and other
mills.
GAZETTE; Saturdavs; four pages; size
24x36; subscription $1; established 1866; W.
A. Wortham, editor ; B. W. Riley, publisher ;
circulation K 1.
OBSERVER; Saturdays; democratic;
four pages ; size 26x42 ; established 1876 ; Lee-
man & Harris, editors and publishers ; circu-
lation K.
TAYLORSVIELE, Williamson Co.,
3.50+ pop., on I. & G. X. Rd., 37 m. from
Austin, and 17 from Round Rock. Cotton
i and wheat.
TEXAS PHONOGRAPH; Saturdays;
four pages ; size 22x32 ; subscription §2 ; es-
tablished 1880 ; T. J. Weir, editor and pub-
lisher.
TERRELL, Kaufman Co., 2,000t pop.,
on Texas & Pacific Rd., 32 m. E. of Dallas.
A commercial centre for five adjoining
counties.
KAUF3IAN STAR; Fridays; demo-
cratic ; four pages ; size 2-5x36 ; subscription
81 50 ; established 1866 ; G. W. Clark and J. T.
Walker, editors and publishers ; circulation J.
TEMPERANCE VEDETTE; Satur
days ; temperance ; four pages : size 22x30 ;
subscription 81 ; established 1S68 ; Vic. Rein-
hardt, editor and publisher; circulation K 1.
TIMES ; Thursdays ; democratic ; four
pages ; size 24x36 ; subscription 81 3<^ ; estab-
lished 1880 ; David Craighead, editor ; E. L.
Wepf. publisher.
: TEXAS KNIGHT; monthly; knights
of honor ; four pages ; size 22x30 ; established
1878 ; Vic. Reinhardt, editor and publisher ;
circulation K 1.
TEXARKANA, Boioie Co.
NEWS; Saturdajs ; democratic; four
pages ; size 26x40 ; subscription 81 50 ; estab-
lished 1874 ; W. J. AUen, editor and publisher ;
circulation K 1.
VISITOR ; Tuesdays ; democratic ; eight
pages ; size 26x40 ; subscription 81 50 ; estab-
Ushed 1879 ; F. G. Wootten and J. F. Shaw,
editors and publishers ; circulation K.
THORP'S SPRING, Sood Co., SOOf
pop., near Brazos r., 3.5 m. from Fort Worth.
Has superior farming and stock surround-
ings, as well as educational facilities.
BRAZOS VALLEY GUIDE. ++
TYLER, C. H., Smith Co., 2,500t pop.,
250 m. N. of Galveston and 100 W. by S. of
Shreveport. In an agricultural district.
! COURIER; Saturdays; democratic;
four pages ; size 26x40 : subscription 82 ;
established 1S74 ; L. M. Green, editor and pub-
lisher ; circulation J.
DEMOCRAT AND REPORTER;
Saturdavs ; democratic : four pages ; size
28x42 ; subscription 82 ; established 1848 ; H. V.
Hamilton, editor and publisher ; circ'n K 1.
NATIONAL INDEX; Thursdays ; eight
pages ; size 28x40 ; subscription 82 : estab-
lished 1870 ; S. D. Wood, editor ; W. T. Walker,
publisher ; circulation K K 1.
TEXAS LAW JOURNAL; Wednes-
days ; legal ; eight pages ; size 28x40 ; sub-
scription .§5; established 1877; S. D. Wood,
editor and publisher ; circulation K.
UVALDE, C. H., Uvalde Co.
HESPERIAN; Saturdays; four pages;
size 24x36 ; subscription 81 ; established 1878 ;
William E. Race, editor and publisher ; cir-
culation K.
VICTORIA, C.*H., Victoria Co., 5,128t
pop., on Guadalupe r., 40 m. from Indianola.
Situated on the Gulf, West Texas & Pacific
Rd. Surrounded by an agricultural region.
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GEO. P. KOVVELL & CO'S
TEXAS.
and engaged in raising cotton, corn, pota-
toes and sugar cane.
ADVOCATE; Saturdays; democratic;
four pages; size 24x36; subscription $2 50;
establisiied 1848 ; E. D. Linn, editor ; Linn &
McNeill, publishers ; circulation J 1.
"WACO, C. H., McLennan Co., 8,000t
pop., on Brazos r. and Waco & North West-
ern Rd., 95 m. N. by E. of Austin and 250
from Galveston. Engaged in agricultural
pursuits, stock raising and manufacturing.
Has a wire suspension bridge, 500 feet span.
EVENING SUN; every evening except
Sunday, and WEEKLY, Saturdays; four
pages ; size— dally 19x26, weekly 24x36 ; sub-
scription—weekly SI ; established 1879 ; Wil-
liam Lambdin & Co., editors and publishers.
EXA3IINER: everv morning except
Monday, and EXAMINER AND PA-
TRON, Fridays ; democratic ; daily four
pages , weekly eight pages ; size— daily 26x40,
weekly 31x46 ; subscription— daily $9, weekly
$2 ; established— daily 1873, weekly 1868 ; J. W.
Downs, editor and publisher ; circulation —
daily K 1, weekly G G.
TEIiEPHO?JE; every morning except
Monday, and WEEKLY, Thursdays; dem-
ocratic ; four pages ; size 24x36 ; suljscription
—daily $9, weekly $2 ; established 1878 ; McCol-
lum & Hubby, editors and publishers ; circu-
lation—dally K, weekly J 1.
EXAMINER AND PATRON; (see
Examiner).
TEXAS PRESBYTERIAN; Fridays;
Presbyterian ; eight pages ; size 33x46 ; sub-
scription .$3 ; established 1876 ; Rev. L. Tenney,
editor; Presbyterian Publishing Co., of St.
Louis, Mo., publishers ; cii'culation J.
CENTRAL. CITY ADVERTISER;
semi-monthly ; real estate ; four pages ; size
22x32; established 1876; John E. Elgin & Co., edi-
tors and publishers ; a free advertising sheet.
WAXAHACHIE, C. H., Ellis Co.,
2,000+ pop., 180 m. N. E. of Austin. Surround-
ed by a cotton, wheat and corn-growing
country.
ENTERPRISE; Fridays; democratic;
four pages ; size 26x40 ; subscription .$2 : estab-
lished 1875; J. H. Husbands, editor; B. F. Car-
penter, publisher ; circulation K K 1.
TVEATHERFORD, C. H., Parker
Co., 2,500+ pop., 11 m. from Brazos r., and 200
N. of Austin. Engaged in farming and
stock-raising. Centre of trade.
EXPONENT; Saturdays; democratic;
four pages ; size 24x36 ; subscription $2 ; estab-
lished 1877; George G. Baggerly, editor and
publisher ; circulation K.
TIMES; Saturdays; democratic; four
pages ; size 24x36 ; subscription $2 ; establish-
ed 1868; Times Publishing Co., publishers;
circulation K K.
WHITNEY, ffill Co. In corn, cot-
ton, cattle and wheat country.
EXPRESS ; Thursdays ; democratic ;
four pages ; size 24x36 ; subscription $2 ; es-
tablished 1880; Sayers & Reed, editors and
publishers.
PRAIRIE BEE; Fridays; four pages;
size 24x36 ; subscription $1 50 ; established
1879 ; W. H- McDonald, editor and publisher.
"WILLS POINT, Van Zandt Co.
LOCAL; Saturdays; four pages; size
22x31 ; subscription $1 50 ; established 1878 ;
C. W. Raines, editor; Green McLeroy, pub-
lisher ; circulation K.
"WINNSBORO, Wood Co., m\ pop.,
on Rd. Engaged in shipping, lumber and
farming.
SENTINEL ; Fridays ; independent ; four
pages ; size 22x31 ; subscription $1 50 ; estab-
lished 1879 ; R. L. Hayes, editor and publisher ;
circulation K.
VERMONT.
BARTON, Orleans Co., 2,000t pop.,
on Passumpsic Rd., 28 m. from St. Johns-
bury and 15 from Newport. In an agricul-
tural district. Has good water power.
ORLEANS CO. MONITOR ; Mon
days ; republican ; four pages ; size 26x40;
subscription $2"; established 1872 ; Geo. H.
Blake, editor and publisher ; circulation J J 1.
BELLO"WS FALLS, Windham Co.,
2,000+ pop., on Connecticut r., and Vermont
Central Rd., at terminus of Cheshire & Rut-
land and Burlington Rtls., 114 m. from Bos-
ton. It has good water power, which is
considerably developed. Has large and
superior paper mills.
TIMES; Thursdays ; republican ; four
pages ; size 27x42 ; subscription $2 65 ; estab-
lished 1856 ; A. N. Swain, editor and publisher ;
circulation J 1 .
BENNINGTON, C. H., Bennington
Co., 5,900+ pop., on Harlem Extension Rd.,
36 m. from Troy and 200 from New York.
Engaged in manufacturing.
BANNER ; Thursdays ; republican ; four
pages; .size 28x42; subscription $1 .50; estab-
lished 1841 ; C. A. Pierce & Co., publishers ;
cii'culation J 1.
BETHEL, Windsor Co., 1,817 pop., on
Vermont Central Rd., 38 m. S. of Montpelier.
A soapstone quarry at this point.
WHITE RIVER STANDARD : Fri-
days ; republican ; four pages ; size 27x41 ;
subscription $1 50 ; established 1869 ; Luther
O. Greene, editor and publisher ; circulation
K ; printed at the office of the Woodstock
Vermont Standard.
BRADFORD, Orange Co., 1,492 pop.,
on Connecticut r. and Passumpsic R. Rd.
Centre of trade for Eastern portion of
Orange county. Engaged in manufacturing.
OPINION ; Saturdays; republican; four
pages ; size 26x40 ; subscription $2 ; estab-
lished 1866 ; D. W. Cobb, editor : Orange Co.
Publishing Co., publishers ; circulation J.
STANTON'S OPINION ; Saturdays;
four pages ; size 28x44 ; subscription $2 ; es-
tablished 1866 ; B. F. Stanton, editor ; Opinion
Printing Co., publishers.
VERMONT JOURNAL; Saturdays;
republican ; eight pages ; size 33x46 ; subscrip-
tion $3; established 1846; Journal Co., edi-
tors and publishers; circulation K; printed
at the office of the Windsor Vermo7it Journal.
BRANDON, Rutland Co., 4,000t pop.,
on Rutland division. Cent. Vt. Rd., 51 m. S.
of Burlington. A trade centre. In an agri-
cultural district. Four marble quarries in
vicinity ; also ochre mines.
OTTER CREEK NEWS ; Fridays ; in-
dependent ; four pages ; size 29x40 ; subscrip-
tion $2; established 1876; D. C. Hackett,
editor and publisher ; circulation K 1.
UNION; Fridays; independent-repub-
lican ; four pages ; size 26x40 ; subscription
$2 ; established 1872 ; H. M. Mott, editor and
publisher ; circulation K K.
BRATTLEBORO, Windham Co.,
6,000+ pop., on Conn. r. and Vermont Valley
and Vermont & Massachusetts Rd. Engaged
in manufacturing and a trade centre.
VERMONT JOURNAL ; Saturdays;
republican ; eight paees ; size 33x46 ; subscrip-
tion $3; established 1846 ; Journal Co., edi-
tors and publishers ; circulation K ; printed
at the office of the Windsor Vermont Journal.
VERI>IONT PHCENIX ; Fridays ; re
publican ; four pages ; size 27x42 ; subscription
AMERICAN NEWSPAPER DIRECTORY.
365
VERMONT.
VERMONT.
$2 25 ; established 1834 ; French & Stedman,
editors and publishers ; circulation I 1.
WINDHAII CO. REFORMER; Fri
davs ; ijidependent ; four paRes ; size 28x14 ;
subscription $2; established 18T6 ; C. H.
Davenport & Co., editors and publishers; cir-
culation III. The "Reformer" is the largest,
neirsiest unci spiciest of the local papers, vig-
oroiisti/ incleiiendent in local jiolitics, and
making a specialty of religious and agricul-
tural and literary matter. Advertising space
limited.
HOUSEHOLD ; monthly; twenty-four
pages ; size of page 11x1.5 ; subscription $1 10 ;
established 18()8 ; Geo. E. Crowell, editor and
publisher ; circulation C 1.
BRISTOL, Addison Co., l.TOOf pop.,
25 ni. from Burlington. Engaged in farm-
ing, lumbering and manufacturing.
GAZETTE ; Wednesdays ; republican ;
four pages ; size 26x40 ; subscription $1 : es-
tablished 1876 ; Gazette Association, editors
and publishers ; circulation K.
HERA Li D ; Thursdays ; non-partisan ;
four pages ; size 24x35 ; subscription $1 25 ;
established 1879; Wilson Bros., editors and
publishers ; circulation K.
BURLINGTON, C. H., Chittenden
Co., 18,000t pop., on Lake Champlain and
Vermont Central Rd. Engaged In lake com-
merce ; extensive lumber manufacturing.
Seat of the University of Vermont and
lai-gest city in the State.
FREE PRESS AND TI3IES ; every
morning and evening except Sundav, and
FREE PRESS, Fridays; republican; four
pages ; size — daily 24x36, weekly 31x46 ; sub-
scription—daily .$8, weekly $2 ; established —
daily 1847, weekly 1827 ; G. G. Benedict, edi-
tor ; Free Press Association, publishers ; cir-
culation—daily I, weekly 1 1.
CLilPPER; Thursdays; fom- pages ; size
28x44 ; subscription .$2 ; established 1874 ; C.
S. Kinslev, editor and publisher ; circ'n J 1.
DEMOCRAT AND SENTINEL. ; Sat
urdaj's ; democratic ; four pages ; size 28x44 ;
subscription $2 50; established 1801; A. N.
Merchant, editor and publisher ; circulation
J. An edition is also issued under the name
of the Sunday Sentinel, which is dated at
Burlington and Rutlana.
FREE PRESS ; (see Free Press and
Times).
MERCHANTS' HOME VISITOR ;
(see St. Albans).
SATURDAY EVENING REVIEW;
Saturdays ; non-partisan ; four pages ; size
24x38 ; subscription $2 ; established 1878 ; cir-
culation J.
DANBY, Rutland Co., l,400t pop., on
Bennington & Rutland Rd. Deals princi-
pally in marble, lumber and charcoal.
OTTER CREEK VALLEY NEAVS;
Fridays ; independent ; four pages ; size 28x44 ;
subscription $1 50 ; established 1872 ; J. C. Wil-
liams, editor ; A. S. Baker & Son, publishers ;
circulation K 1.
DANVILLE, Caledonia Co., 2,500t
pop., on Portland & Ogdensburg Rd., 12 m.
from St. Johnsbury. Engaged in agricul-
ture and manufacturing.
NORTH STAR; Fridays; democratic;
four pages ; size 24x35 ; subsci-iption $2 50 ; es-
tablished 1807; N. H. Eaton, editor and pub-
lisher; circulation K 1.
FAIRHAVEN, Rutland Co., 2,200t
pop., on Rutland & Saratoga Rd., 15 m.
from Rutland. Marble and slate.
ERA ; Fridays ; four pages ; size 21x30 ; sub-
scription .SI ; established 1879 ; Joseph E. Col-
ton, editor and publisher ; circulation K.
HYDE PARK, C. H., Lamoille Co.,
1,624 pop., on Vermont divLsiou of Portland
& Ogdensburg Rd., 28 m. N. of Montpelier.
A business centre. Farming and various
manufactures carried on.
LA3IOILLE NEWS; Wednesdays;
four pages ; size 24x36 ; subscription $1 50 ; es-
tablished 1877; L. Halsey Lewis, editor and
publisher; circulation K 1.
ISLAND POND, Essex Co.
l,200t
pop., on G. T. Rd. Engaged in lumbering.
ESSEX CO. HERALD; Fridays;
four pages ; size 24x36 ; subscription .$1 50 ;
established 1873 ; W. H. Bishop, editor and
publisher; circulation K 1.
LUDLOW, Windsor Co., 1,827 pop.,
on Black r. and Vermont Central Rd., 26 m.
S. E. of Rutland. Cloths and various other
articles manufactured here.
VERMONT TRIBUNE; Fridays; inde-
pendent ; eight pages ; size 30x44 ; subscrip-
tion $1 50 ; established 1876 ; Lewis B. Hibbard,
editor and publisher ; circulation K 1.
LYNDON, Caledonia Co., 2,350t pop.,
on Passumpsic r. and Rd., 8 m. N. of St.
Johnsbury. In an agricultural district.
Some manufacturing; Passumpsic Rd.
shops are located here.
VERMONT UNION; Fridays; demo-
cratic ; four pages ; size :i7x41 ; subscription
$2 50; established 1865; C. M. Chase, editor
and publisher; circulation III.
MANCHESTER, C. H., Bennington
Co., 2,000t pop., on Battenkill r. and Harlem
Extension Rd., 30 m. from Rutland. One of
the first settled towns in the State.
JOURNAL; Thursdays ; republican ;
four pages ; size 26x;^ ; subscription $2 ; es-
tablished 1861 ; D. K. Simonds, editor and pub-
lisher; circulation J J 1. Best advertising
medium in Southern Vermont.
MIDDLEBURY, C.n., Addison Co.,
3,086 pop., on Otter Creek & Rutland division
of Vermont Central Rd., half way between
Rutland and Burlington. Engaged in manu-
factures. Seat of Middlebury College. Has
one of the finest water powers in New Eng-
land.
ADDISON CO. JOURNAL; Fri-
days ; independent republican ; four pages ;
size 26x40; subscription $1 25; established
1876 ; F. E. Smith, editor ; Journal Printing
Co., publishers; circulation J 1. The "Addi-
son Co. Journal" is a ivide-aicake, live sheet,,
all printed at home, and circulated amongst
those only who pay in advance. It is by far
the best neu-spaper and advertising medium
in Western Vermont^ and between Rutland
and Burlington. Guaranteed circulation
1,296. For sample copies and terms of adver-
tising, address Journal Printing Co., Middle-
bury, Vermont.
REGISTER; Fridays; republican; fovu-
pages ; size 27x4iJ ; subscription $2 ; established
1836 ; R. M. Bailey, editor and publisher ; cir-
culation J 1.
UNDERGRADUATE ; monthly ; twen-
ty pages ; size of page 8x11 ; subscription §1 ;
established 1875 ; Students of Middlebury
College, editors and publishers ; circulation
K ; a college paper ; issued during the col-
legiate year.
MONTPELIER, C. H., Washington
Co., State capital, 4,000f pop., on Onion r., in
central part of State. Centre of trade.
ARGUS AND PATRIOT; Wednes-
days; democratic; four pages; size 30x.50;
subscription $2 50 ; established— Paf rio/^ 1821,
Argus 1850 ; Hiram Atkins, editor and pub-
lisher; circulation G 1; a daily paper is
issued from this office during the session of
the Legislature.
366
GEO. P. ROWELL & GO'S
VERMONT.
VERMONT.
GREEN MOUNTAIN FREEMAN;
Wednesdays ; republican ; four pages ; size
27x42 ; subscription $2 ; established 1844 ; H. R.
Wheeloek, editor and publisher ; circ'n J J 1.
VERMONT CHRISTIAN MESSEN-
GER; Thursdays; niethodist; four pages;
size 27x42 ; subscription $2 ; established 1847 ;
Rev. WD. Malcom, editor ; J. W. Wheeloek,
publisher ; circulation I ; printed at the office
of the Green Mountain Freeman.
VERMONT CHRONICLE; Satur-
days ; congregational ; four pages ; size 30x44 ;
subscription $2 ; e.stablished 1826; J. Poland, i
editor and publisher : circulation H ; is- i
sued from the office of the Vermont Watch-
man and State Journal.
VERMONT FARMER; Fridays; agri-
cultural ; four pages ; size 26x4") ; sub.scrlp-
tion $1 ; established 1879 ; Lewis P. Thayer,
editor and publisher.
V E R 31 O N T WATCHMAN AND
STATE JOURNAL.; Wednesdays; re-
publican ; four pages ; size 30x44 ; subscription
$2 50 ; established 1806 ; J. Poland, editor and
publisher ; circulation H 1 ; a daily paper Is
issued from this office during the session of
the Legislature.
MONTPEL.IERIAN; monthly; twelve
pages ; size of page 9x12 ; subscription 75
cents ; established 1872 ; Literary Societies of
the Montpelier Seminary and Female Col-
lege, editors and publishers ; circulation K ;
a college paper ; issued during the collegiate
year.
MORRIS VILLE, Lamoille Co., l,900t
pop., on P. & O. Rd., 24 m. N. of Montpelier,
and on the Lamoille r. Engaged in. manu-
facture of chairs, furniture, pulp and
cloths. Has fine water power.
VERMONT CITIZEN; Thursdays; in-
dependent ; four pages ; size 26x40 ; subscrip-
tion $1 50 ; established 1873 ; A. A. Earle, editor
and publisher ; circulation J.
NEWPORT, OrZeows Co., 2,050 pop.,
at the head of Lake Memphremagog, at
terminus of Passumpsic Rd. A summer
resort. Surrounded by an agricultural
region. Centre of trade and considerable
manufacturing.
EXPRESS AND STANDARD; Tues-
davs ; republican ; four pages ; size 28x42 ;
subscription $1 50; established 1865; Camp &
Stewart, editors and publishers ; circ'n J 1.
NORTHFIELD, Washington Co.,
4,000+ pop., on Vt. Central Rd., 10 m. from
Montpelier. Slate is extensively quarried
here.
NEWS ; Fridays ; independent ; four
pages ; size 26x'10 ; subscription $1 ; estab-
lished 1878 ; George H. Richmond, editor and
publisher ; circulation K K.
NORTH HERO, C. H., Grand Isle
Co., 600+ pop., on line of Rd., 13 m. N. E. of
Alburgh. Engaged in the cultivation of
onions and beans.
RECORDER; Saturdays; four pages;
size 28x44 ; subscription $2 50 ; established
1873; A.N. Merchant, editor and publisher;
circulation K; printed at the office of the
Burlington Democrat and Sentinel.
NORTH TROY, Orlea7is Co., l,355t
pop., on Southern Rd., 90 m. S. of Montreal,
P. Q., and 10 W. of Newport Pt. Surrounded
by an agricultural and lumber-producing
district, and a good shipping point.
PALLADIUM; Thursdays; four pages;
size 26x40; subscription $1 50; established
1874 ; M. T. Hatch, editor and publisher ; cir-
culation K K 1.
POULTNEY, Rutland Co., 2,836 pop..
on Poultney r. and Rutland & Washington
Rd., 18 ni. from Rutland and 60 from Troy.
Engaged in manufacturing and shipping
slate roofing. Seat of several educational
institutions.
JOURNAL; Fridays; four pages ; size
25x36 ; subscription .$1 50 ; established 1873 ;
Barnes Frisbie, editor ; Frisbie & Hayles, pub-
lishers ; circulation K 1.
RICHFORD, Franklin Co.
GAZETTE ; Wednesdays ; four pages ;
size 24x35 ; subscription $1 ; established 1878 ;
Gazette Publishing Co., publishers; circula-
tion KK.
RUTLAND, C. H., Rutland Co., 10,000t
pop., on Otter Creek, at junction of four
i-ailroads and centre of trade. Largest city
in the State except Burlington. It is the
headquarters for the famous Vermont
marble.
HERALD AND GLOBE; every morn
ing except Sunday, and WEEKLY, Thurs-
days ; republican ; daily four pages, weekly
eight pages ; size— daily 25x37, weekly (size
of page) 18x25 ; subscription— daily $6, weekly
$2; established— daily 1861, weekly 1795; Her-
ald and Globe Association, publishers ; circu-
lation—daily I, weekly H 1.
REVIEW-INQUIRER i Wednesdays ;
independent ; four pages ; size 24x:38 ; sub-
scription SI 50 ; established 1878 ; G. W. Love,
editor and publisher ; circulation I.
SUNDAY SENTINEL ; see Burling-
ton).
ST. ALBANS, C. H., Franklin Co.,
7,014+ pop., on Central Vt. Rd., and at junc-
tion of Missisquoi Branch Rd., 63 m. from
Montreal and 3 from Lake Champlain. The
great butter mai-ket of New England, and
a trade centre.
ADVERTISER; every evening except
Sunday, and SEMI- WEEKLY, Tuesdays
and Fridays ; four pages ; size 24x36 ; subscrip-
tion—daily $5, semi-weekly $2; established
1875 ; Edward S. Sears, editor and publisher ;
circulation— daily K 1, semi-weekly J.
MESSENGER ; every evening except
Sunday, and WEEKLY, Fridays ; republi-
can ; daily four pages, weekly eight pages ;
size— daily 22x32, weekly 36x47 ; subscription
—daily $7, weekly $2; established— daily 1861,
weekly 1833 ; Albert Clarke, editor and pub-
lisher; circulation— daily K 1, weekly H.
MERCHANT'S HOME VISITOR ;
Saturdays ; independent ; four pages ; size
28x44 ; subscription $2 50 ; established 1873 ;
A. N. Merchant, editor and publisher ; circu-
lation K ; dated at St. Albans and Burlingtmi;
printed at the office of the Burlington Demo-
crat and Sentinel.
ST. JOHNSBURY,C. H., Caledonia
Co., 4,600+ pop., on Passumpsic r. and Rd.,
at intersection of Portland & Ogdensburg
Rd. On shortest line from great lakes to
tidewater, and from Boston to Montreal
and Quebec. Engaged in manufacturing.
The manufactory of Faii"banks' patent
weighing scales is located here, giving em-
ployment to 500 men, and manufacturing
1,000 scales per week.
CALEDONIAN ; Fridays ; republican ;
four pages ; size 26x40 ; subscription SI 90 ;
established 1837 ; C. M. Stone & Co., editors
and publishers; circulation J 1.
VERMONT JOURNAL ; Saturdays ;
republican ; eight pages ; size :33x46 ; sub-
scription $3 ; established 1846 ; Journal Co.,
editors and publLshers; cu'CulationK; printed
at the office of the Windsor Vennoyit Journal.
SOUTH ROYALTON, Windsor
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VERMONT.
VERMONT.
Co., l.OOOf pop., on Vermont Central Rd., 18
m. from White River Junction.
VER:>I0NT JOURNAL; Saturdays;
republican ; eight pages ; size 3:3x46 ; sub-
scription S3; established 1846; Journal Co..
editors and publishers ; circulation K ; printed
at the office of the Windsor Vermont Journal.
SPRINGFIELD, Windsor Co., 3,000t
pop., on Connecticut and Black rs. One of
the largest manufacturing towns in the
State.
REPORTER; Fridays ; four pages ; size
26x4<j ; subscription $1 50 ; established 187? ;
Frank W. Stiles, editor and publisher ; circu-
lation K 1. The only paper pnntecl and pub-
lished in town. Will be found a desirable ad-
vertising medium.
VER3IONT JOURNAL.; Saturdays;
republican ; eight pages ; size 33x4b ; aub-
scription $3; established 1&16 ; Journal Co.,
editors and publishers; circulation K ; printed
at the office of the Windsor Vermont Journal.
S WANTON, Franklin Co., 2,866 pop.,
on Missisquoi r., near the N. extremity of
Lake Champlain, and on Vermont Central
and junction of Grand Trunk Rds., 9 m. N.
of St. Albans. Manufactories of various
kinds here.
COURIER; Satm-days; non-partisan;
four pages ; size 24x3G ; subscription $1 ; es-
tablished 1877 ; T. M. Tobin, editor and pub-
lisher ; circulation K 1.
VERGENNES, Addison Co., 1,570
pop., on Otter Creek and Rutland division
of Vermont Central Rd. , 21 m. from Bur-
lington, 7 from Lake Cliamplain. Engaged
in manufactures.
CHA3IPLAIN VALLEY REC-
ORD.+t
VERIIONTER ; Fridays ; republican ;
four pages ; size 2Sx36 ; subscription $1 50 ; es-
established 1798 ; H. C. Johnson, editor and
publisher ; circulation J.
WELLS RIVER, Orange Co., 600t
pop., on Connecticut r. at railroad junction,
20 m. from St. Johusbury, and 30 from Mont-
peller. Manufactures paper and furniture.
RIVERSIDE; Saturdays; four pages;
size 26x4( I ; subscription §1 25 ; established
1878 ; W. S. S. Buck, editor and publisher ; cir-
culation K 1.
WEST RANDOLPH, Orange Co.,
3,iXK>t- pop., on Central Vermont Rd., 20 m.
from Montpelier. Engaged in trade and
manufactui-ing. Centre of an agricultural
region. State Normal School for teachers
is near-by.
HERALD AND NEWS ; Thursdays ;
republican ; four pages ; size 28x44 ; subscrip-
tion $2 25 ; established 1873 ; Thayer & Upham,
editors and publishers ; circulation I.
ORANGE CO. DEMOCRAT ; Fri
days ; democratic ; four pages ; size 24x36 ;
subscription $1 75 ; established 1870 ; Wm. D.
McMaster, editor and publisher ; circulation
K; printed at the office of the Woodstock
Spirit of the Age.
VERHONT JOURNAL j Saturdays ;
republican ; eight pages ; size 33x46 ; sub-
scription $3; established 1846; Journal Co.,
editors and publishers ; circulation K ;
printed at the office of the Windsor Vermo7it
Journal.
W^HITE RIVER JUNCTION,
Windsor Co., aXH- pop. ; in town of Hart-
ford, which has 2,500+ pop. Is at the junc-
tion of the Central Vermont, the Northern,
and oSier Rds.
REPUBLICAN OBSERVER ; Fri
days ; independent republican ; four pages ;
size 27x41 ; subscription $2 ; establisheu
1878; Thomas Hale, editor and publisher;
cii'culation J 1.
WINDSOR, Windsor Co., l,700t pop.,
on Conuectieut r., 25 m. N. of Bellows Falls.
United States Court House and State Prison
located here. In a supeiior agricultural
district.
VALLEY FARMER; Saturdays; ag-
ricultural ; eight pages ; size 33x46 ; subscrip-
tion $3 ; established 1873 ; Journal Co.. editors
and publishers ; circulation K ; printed at
the office of the Vermont Jouiiial.
VERMONT JOURNAL; Saturdays;
republican ; eight pages ; size 33x46 ; subscrip-
tion S3 ; established 1S46 ; Journal Co., editors
and publishers ; circulation J 1.
WOODSTOCK, C. H., Windsor Co.,
3,000+ pop., on Otta Quechee r., 14 m. from
White River Junction, with which Wood-
stock Rd. communicates.
SPIRIT OF THE AGE; Wednesdays;
democratic ; four pages ; size 25x36 ; subscrip-
tion §1 75 ; established 1840 ; Wm. D. McMas-
ter, editor and publisher ; circulation K 1.
VERMONT STANDARD; Thursdays;
republican ; four pages ; size 27x40 ; subscrip-
tion SI 5(J : established 1853 ; Luther O. Greene,
editor aiid publisher ; circulation K K 1.
VIRGINIA.
ABINGDON, C. H., Washington Co.,
1,200+ pop-, on Atlantic, Mississippi & Ohio
Rd., 189 from Lynchburg and 14 from
Bristol. The most important point in this
part of the State.
STANDARD; Thursdaj's ; conservative;
four pages ; size 24x36 ; subscription $2 ; es-
tablished 1876; Findlay Harris, editor and
publisher ; circulation J 1. The " Standard
publicly claims and has the largest subscrip
tion list in Southicest Virginia and East Ten-
nessee. Largest in its town, county and dis
trict. All home-p>rint.
VIRGINIAN; Fridays ; democratic ;
f oui- pages ; size 26x:B8 ; subscription $2 dO ;
established 1840; G. W. Ward. Jr., editor and
publisher ; circulation K 1.
ALEXANDRIA, C. H., Alexandria
Co., 15,570+ pop., on Potomac r. and Chesa-
peake and Ohio canal, 7 m. below Washing-
ton. The Alexandria & Washington,
Virginia Midland and Washington & Ohio
Rds., centre here. Engaged in coal trade
and foreign and domestic commerce and
manufactures. The river here forms a com-
modious harbor, and the city is situated on
undulating ground, vrlth a fine view of the
Capitol at Washington and of the river.
Considerable shipping is owned here.
GAZETTE; everv evenina: except Sun-
day, and TRI-WEEKLY, Tuesdays,
Thursdavs and Satm-days ; four pages : size
24x34 ; subscription— daily §6, triweekly S4 ;
established 1800 ; Edgar Snowden, editor and
publisher; circ'n— daily K K 1, tri- weekly K.
SUNDAY PICAYUNE; Sundays; in
dependent ; four pages ; size 19x26 ; subscrip-
tion $1; established 1879; Border Virginia
Publishing Co., editors and publishers.
AMHERST, C. H., Amherst Co., 500t
pop., on Virginia Midland Rd., IW m. from
Washington, D. C, and 14 from Lynchburg.
ENTERPRISE; Thursdays ; democratic;
four pages ; size 24x36 ; subscription $1 50 ;
established 1871 ; Taylor Berry & Co., editors
and publishers ; circulation K.
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GEO. P. ROWELL & GO'S
VIRGINIA.
BERRYVILLE, C. H., Clarke Co.,
800+ pop., about 10 m. from Winchester, and
50W.l)y N. of Washington. An agricultu-
ral district.
CLARKE COURIER: Thursdays;
democratic ; four pages ; size 24x34 ; subscrip-
tion $2 50 ; established 1869 ; John O. Crown,
editor and publislier ; circulation K.
BIG LICK, Roanoke Co., 2,592 pop.
of township.
NEWS ; Wednesdays ; democratic ; four
pages ; size 22x31 ; subscription $1 50 ; estab-
lished 1877 ; Artliur N. Derr, editor and pub-
lisher ; circulation K.
BOYDTON, C. H., Mecklenburgh Co.,
768+ pop., near Roanoke r. 86 m. from Rich-
mond, and an equal distance from Peters-
burgh, 10 m. N. E. of Clarksville. Cultivation
of tobacco the principal feature of industry.
MECKLiENBURGH DEMOCRAT;
Tliursdays ; consei'vative ; four pages ; size
22x31 ; subscription $1 50 ; established 1877 ;
Finch & Kronheimer, editors and publishers ;
circulation K.
BRIDGEW A T E R , Rockingham
Co., 800+ pop., 7 m. from Harrisonburg, on
North r., 22 m. N. W. of Staunton. Has fac-
tories and machine shops. Good water
power. Possesses a number of mills also.
JOURNAIj; Fridays; independent ; four
pages ; size 22x32 ; subscription $2 ; establish-
ed 1878 ; Dinkle & Armstrong, editors and pub-
lishers ; circulation K.
BRISTOL. (BRISTOL, TENN., P. O.),
Washington Co., 4,0iX)+ pop., at junction of
Atlantic, Mississippi & Ohio, with E. Ten-
nessee, Virginia & Georgia Rd., and on
State line between Virginia and Tennessee.
NEWS; Tuesdays; democratic; four
pages ; size 24x36 ; subscription $1 50 ; estab-
lished 1865; I. C. Fowler, editor and pub-
lisher : circulation J 1.
BURKE VILLE, Nottoway Co., 500t
pop., on Atlantic, Mississippi & Ohio Rd., at
intersection of Richmond and Danville Rd.,
54 m. from Richmond and 52 from Peters-
burg.
SOUTH SIDE SENTINEL.; Fridays;
four pages ; size 22x31 ; subscription .$2 ; es-
tablished 1872 ; Alpheus Boiling, editor and
publisher ; circulation J.
CHARLOTTE, C. H., Charlotte Co.
GAZETTE; Thursdays; independent;
four pages ; size 23x33 ; subscription $2 ; es-
tablished 1873 ; Leonard Cox, editor ; Leo-
nard Cox & Son, publishers ; circulation K.
CHARLOTTESVILLE, C. H., Al-
bemarle Co., 5,000+ pop., on Chesapeake &
Ohio, at junction of C. & Ohio and Va. Mid-
land Rds., 117 m. from Washington, D. C.
Engaged in manufacturing, and siuTounded
by an agricultural district. Seat of the
University of Virginia.
CHRONICLE; Fridays; four pages;
size 26x40 ; subscription $2 ; established 1869 ;
L. Waddell, editor; C. D. Fishburne & Co.,
publishers ; circulation K 1.
JEFFERSONIAN REPUBLICAN;
Wednesdays ; conservative ; four pages ; size
24x36 ; subscription $1 ; established 1835 ; F.
X. Barksdale & Co., editors and publishers;
circulation K 1.
CHATHAM, C. H., Pittsylvania Co.,
900+ pop., on Lynchburg and Danville Rd.
Centre of a fine tobacco-gixtwlng section.
VIRGINIA.
Has a large trade and valuable mineral
deposits.
PITTSYLVANIA TRIBUNE ; Fri-
days ; four pages ; size 26x40 ; subscription
$2 ; established 1870 ; L. H. Pigg, editor and
publisher ; circulation J.
CHRISTIANSBURG, C. H., Mont-
goinery Co., 1,2(XH- pop., on Atlantic, Missis-
sippi & Ohio Rd., 86 m. from Lynchburg.
MONTGOMERY MESSENGER; Fri
days ; conservative ; four pages ; siee 24x35 ;
subscription $1 50 ; established 1870 ; Charles
H. Carper, editor and publisher ; circula-
tion K 1.
COVINGTON, C. H., Alleghany Co.
ALLEGHANY TRIBUNE; Friday^;
Independent ; four pages ; size 24x35 ; sub-
scription $2 ; established 1878 ; E. Donaghe
and W. H.H. Frenger, editors and publishers;
cu'culation K 1.
CULPEPER, C. H., Culpeper Co.,
2,200+ pop., on Va. Midland Rd., 69 m. from
Washington. In an agiicultui-al district
and centre of trade.
TIMES; Fridays ; democratic ; four
pages ; size 24x36 ; subsci'iption $1 50 ; estab-
lished 1874 ; George S. Krouse and James T.
Allan, editors and publishers ; circulation K.
DANVILLE, Pittsylvania Co., 10,200t
pop., on Dan r. and Richmond and Danville
Rd., 141 ni. from Richmond. In an agricul-
tural district. Engaged in tobacco raising.
Has water power, which is employed in
manufacturing.
POST; every morning except Monday,,
and VVEEK.L Y, Fridays ; four pages ; size
— daily 21x30, weekly 24x36; subscription —
daily $5, weekly $1 25 ; established 1879 ;
R. H. Glass & Son, editors and publishers.
REGISTER; Wednesdays; democratic;
four pages ; size 24x36 ; subscription $2 ; es-
tablished 1849 ; Abner Anderson, editor and
publisher ; circulation K 1.
TIMES ; Fridays ; democi'atic ; four pages ;
size 24x36 ; subscription $2 ; established 1866 ;
P. Bouldin, editor and publisher ; circ'n J.
DAYTON, Rockingham Co., 4 m. S. W.
of Harrisonburg, on line of B. & O. Rd.
MUSICAL MILLION; monthly; lit-
erary ; music ; sixteen pages ; size of page
8x11; subscription 50 cents ; established 1870;
Aldine S. Kieffer, editor ; Ruebush, Kieffer &
Co., publishers ; circulation H H 1.
EMORY, Washington Co., 200t pop.,
on A. M. & O. Rd., 10 m. from Abingdon.
Contains an educational institution.
EMORY AND HENRY CLARION;
monthly ; sixteen pages ; size of page 8x12 ;
subscription $1 ; established 1877 ; Students
of Emory and Henry College, editors and
publishers ; cii-culation K ; a college paper ;
issued during the collegiate year.
FAIRFAX, C. H., Fairfax Co., 400t
pop., near the Orange, Alexandria & Ma-
nassas Rd.; 30 m. from Washington, D. C.
MESSENGER; Fridays; non-partisan;
four pages ; size 22x31 ; subsci'iption $1 ; es-
tablished 1876 ; Joseph H. Powell, editor and
publisher ; circulation K.
FARMVILLE, C. H., PHnce Edward
Co., 3,000+ pop., on Appomattox r. and At-
lantic, Mississippi & Ohio Rd., 55 m. from
Lynchburg, 68 from Petersburg and 70 from
Richmond. The third tobacco market of
Virginia. Central town of a rich mining
district. Has several tobacco factories.
JOURNAL; Tliursdays; democratic;
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VIRGIXIA.
VIRGIXIA.
four pages : size 24x36 : subscription S2 ; es-
tablished 1879; L. C. Ii'viug, editor and pub-
lisher ; circulation K.
MERCURY; Wednesdays; democratic;
four pages ; size 24x36 ; subscription S2 ; es-
tablished 1829; J. A. H. St. Andrew, editor
and publisher; circulation K 1.
FINCASTLE, C. H., Botetourt Co.,
soot pop., about -U) m. W. of Lynchburg and
9 from James r. Centre of county trade.
BOTETOURT NEW??; Fridays; four
pages; size 24x36; subscription .$1 50; estab-
lished 1870 ; James R. ilarsh, editor ; James
R. Marsh and Frank Miller, publishers.
HER ALiD ; Thursdays ; democratic ; four
pages: size 26x38 ; subscription .S2 ; established
1866 ; M. W. Camper, editor and publisher ;
cii'culation K 1.
PLOYD, C. H., Flojjd Co., 500t pop.,
on line of A. M. & O. Rd., S3 m. from Lynch-
burg. There is some iron, copper and silver
ore in the vicinity. A summer resort.
REPORTER ; Fridays ; democratic ; four ■
pages ; size 22x28 ; subscription .SI : estab-
U.shed 1873 ; John Sower, editor and publisher ;
cii'culation K. j
FRANKLIN, Southampton Co., 1,564'
pop. of township, situated midway from
Norfolk to Weldon, and at the terminus of
the Albemarle & Clyde steamboat navi-
gation companies, on the Blackwater river.
Corn, cotton, bacon, peanuts, potatoes and
apple brandy are produced here in abund-
ance.
GAZETTE; Fridays: independent; four
pages ; size 24x36 ; subscription ,S1 50 : estali-
lished 1880; K. R. Griffin, editor and pub-
lisher.
FREDERICKSBURG, Spottsyl-
vania Co., 4,l'Ji>f- pop., on Rappahannock r.
and Richmond, Fredericksburg & Potomac
Rd., 57 m. from Waslilngtou. Engaged in
manufactvuing and a trade centre.
NEWS; semi-weekly, Mondays and Thm-s-
days ; democratic ; f oiu- pages ; size 23x:34 ;
subscription .$2 ; established 18.5(J ; circ'n K.
RECORDER ; semi-weekly, Tuesdays
and Fridays ; democratic ; four pages ; size
23x33 ; subscription .82 • established 1S78 ; C.
W. Mander, editor and publisher ; circ'n K.
VIRGINIA STAR; semi-weekly, Wed-
nesdays and Satiu'days ; four pages ; size
21x28 ; subscription SI 5<J ; established 1869 ;
Rufus B. Merchant, editor and publisher :
circulation K 1.
FRONT ROYAL., C. H., Warren
Co., soot pop., on Manassas division of
Orange, Alexandria & Manassas Rd., 1 m. E.
of Shenandoah r. and 140 >;. W. of Rich-
mond. Has fine water power, which is em-
ployed in various manufactures.
W^IRREN SENTINEL; Fridays; four
pages; size 22x;32 ; subscription .82 ; established
1869; John T. Lovell, editor and publisher;
eirculation K 1.
ZION'S ADVOCATE; semi-monthly;
primitive baptist ; sixteen pages octavo : sub-
scription .81 75 : established 13.54 ; John Clark,
editor ; S. D. Myers, publisher ; circ'n K 1.
OORDONSVILLE, Orange Co.,
l,500t pop., at junction of Chesapeake Sc
Ohio Rd., from Richmond to the Ohio r.,
and the Va. Midland Rd. from Washington
to Danville. Largest grain shipping depot
between Ohio r. and Richmond. Engaged
in manufactures.
■GAZETTE; Wednesdays; independent;
24
four pages ; size 24x35 : subscription .$1 •5<J ; es-
tablished l'^73 : W. H. Prout, editor and pub-
lisher: circulation K.
GRUNDY, C. H., Buchanan Co.,300t
pop. In farming, mining and stock-raising
district.
VIRGINIA VIDETTE ; Thursdays ;
democratic ; four pages': size 22x:>0 ; subscrij).
tion .81 5<) ; established 1879 : Alexander Bea-
vers, editor and publisher : circulation K.
HAMILTON, Londo-un Co., 500t pop.,
on Washington & Ohio Rd., about 50 m. from
Washington and 44 from Alexandria. In a
rich agricultural region. Engaged in
various manufactures.
LOUDOUN TELEPHONE; Fridavs; in
dependent ; four pages ; size 26x40 ; sub'scrip-
XUm .82 : established 1S7S ; Yardley T. Brown,
editor and publisher : circulation K K.
HAMPTON, C. B.., Elizabeth Citu Co.,
2,:30i>?- pop., 3}^ m. from Point Comfort and
Fortress 3Ionroe. In an agricultm-al region
and centre of trade. Engaged in fish and
oyster trade.
MONITOR: Saturdavs; democratic;
four pages ; size •>2x32 : subscription S2 ; es-
tablished 1876: S. R. Donohoe, editor and
publisher: circulation K 1.
SOUTHERN WORKMAN; monthly;
twelve pages : size 24x;i4 : subscription .81 ; es-
tablished 1872; S. C. Armstrong and H. W.
Ludlow, editors ; J. F. B. Marshall, business
manager : organ of the Hampton Institute ;
circulation I.
HARRISONBURG, C H., Rock-
ingliani Co., o,5(A'+ ijop., at terminus of Val-
ley branch of B. &0. Rd., and also at ter-
minus of Valley Rd., 25 m. X. of Staimton,
146 S. of Washington City and 125 X. W. of
Richmond. Surrounded by an agriculttu-al
section and centre of trade.
OLD COMMONWEALTH; Thms
days : democratic : four pages : size 25x38 :
: subscription .82 : established 1865 : J. K. Smith,
! editor and puV>lisher : circulation J.
i ROCKINGHA.M REGISTER: Thurs
days ; democratic ; four pages ; size 25x33 ;
subscription .82 : established 1822 ; Giles Devier
I & Co., editors and pul)lishers : circ'n J J 1.
SPIRIT OF THE VALLEY: Satur
j days ; four pages : size 25x38 ; subscription .82 ;
established 1878 ; Dechert & Son, editors and
publishers ; ciix-ulation J 1.
HILLS VILLE, C. H., Carroll Co.,
r**y^ pop., about im m. S. W. of Lynchburg
! and 20 S. of Atlantic, 3Iississippi & Ohio Rd.
A place of considerable trade. Country rich
in minerals.
VIRGINIAN; Thursdays; democratic;
four pages ; size 2i>x26 ; subscription 81 ; es-
tablished 1870; D. B. Brown, editor and pub-
lisher : circulation K.
INDEPENDENCE, C. H., Grayson
Co., ^XH- pop., on line of Rd., 31 m. S. of
Wytheville.
GRAYSON CLIPPER: Thursdays;
four pages ; size 18x24 : subscription SI ; estab-
lished 1874 : Wm. R. Wright, editor and pub-
lisher ; circulation K.
JONESVILLE, C. H., Lee Co., -274
pop., 60 m. from Knox%-llle, Tenn.
LEE CO. SENTINEL: Wednesdays;
democratic ; four pages ; size 21x28 ; subscrip-
tion SI 50 ; established 1873 ; Charles Willough-
b}', editor and publisher ; circulation J 1.
KEYSVILLE. Charlotte Co., 250t
370
GEO. r. ROWELL & CO'S
VIRGINIA.
pop., on Richmond & Danville Rd. Tobac-
co shii<ping point in a tobacco-raising dis-
trict. Salubrious climate.
HEKA LD.ii
L.EESBURG, C. II., Loudoun Co.,
l,7(Xlt pop., on Washington & Ohio Rd., about
38 m. from Washington and 3 from Potomac
r. An agricultui'al district, rapidly grow
ing in wealth and population.
MIltROK ; Thursdays ; democratic ; four
pages ; size 26.x^38 ; subscription .$3 ; establish-
ed 1856; Benjamin F. Sheetz, editor and pub-
lisher ; circulatit)n J.
WASHINdJTONIAN; Saturdays; four
pages ; .size 28.v4() ; subscription $3 ; establish-
ed 1806 ; Wm. B. Lynch, editor and publisher :
circulation J 1.
LEXINGTON, C. H., Rockbridge Co.,
2,873 pop., on a fork of James r., 35 m. W. of
Lynchbui-g.
GAZETTE ; Thursdays ; democi'atic ; four
pages ; size 28.k42 ; subscription $2 ; establish-
ed 1836 ; Barclay & Co., editors and publishers;
circulation J.
ROCKBRIDGE ENTERPRISE ;
Wednesdays ; four pages ; size 24x36 ; sub-
scription $.1 5(1 ; established 1879 ; W. J. Wil-
kinson, editor and publisher ; circulation K.
SOUTHERN COI.iIiEGIAN; semi
monthly; eight pages; size 23.x:30; subscrip-
tion $2 .50 ; established 1868 ; Literary Societies
of the Washington and Lee University, edi-
tors and publishers ; circulation K ; a college
paper ; issued during the collegiate year.
lilBERTY, C. II., Bedford Co., 2,200t
pop., on Atlantic, Mississippi & Ohio and
Virginia & Tennessee Rds., 25 m. from
Lynchburg. Engaged in tobacco and
wheat raising. Centre of trade. The fourth
tobacco manufacturing town in the State.
BEDFORD SENTINEL.; Fridays;
democratic ; four pages : size 24x34 : subscrip-
tion $\ 50; established 1S50 ; Hoffman & Guy,
editors and publishers ; circulation K.
BEDFORD STAR ; Fridays ; four
pages ; size 24x38 ; subscription $1 50 ; estab-
lished 1871 ; F. O. Hoffman, editor and pub-
lisher: circulation K 1.
LITERARY AGE. ft
liOUISA COURT HOUSE, XoMisa
Co. In a rich mineral region, containing
gold and copper.
NEWS AND FAR3IER: Fridays;
four pages; size 20x27 ; subscription $1 25;
established 1879 ; J. E. Bibb & Co.. editors and
publishers.
liOVINGSTON, C. H., Nelson Co.,
400t pop., 35 m. from Lynchburg. Agricul-
ture is the pi-lncipal pur.4uit.
NELSON CO. EXAMINER; Fridays;
democratic ; four pages ; size 26.v40 ; subscrip-
tion $2; established 1875; Loving & Adams,
editors and publishers ; circulation K.
liURAY, C. H., Page Co., 900t pop.,
136 m. N. W. of Richmond and near S. fork
of Shenandoah r.
PAGE COURIER; Thursdays; demo-
cratic; four pages ; size 24x38 ; subscription
$2; established 1867; Broaddus &Berrey, edi-
tors and publishers ; circulation K K 1.
LYNCHBURG, Campbell Co., 17,000t
pop., on James r. and Kanawha canal, and
Atlantic, Mississippi & Ohio Rd., at junc-
tion of Orange, Alexandria & Manassas Rd.
The railroad and canal communication ren-
ders it a shipping point for the products of a
VIRGINIA.
large district. Surrounded by a tobacco-
producing section.
NEWS; everv morning except Sunday,
TIM- WEEKLY, Mondays, Wednesdays
and Fridays, and WEEKLY, Thursdays;
democratic; four pages; size — daily and tri-
weekly 24x36, weekly 25x42 ; subscription-
daily $6, tri weekly $4, weekly $1 ; establish-
ed—daily and triweekly 1866, weekly 1875;
Thomas Whitehead, editor ; A. Waddell, pub-
lisher ; circulation — daily J, triweekly K 5,
weekly J J 1.
VIRGINIAN; eveiy morning except
Sunday, TRI-VVEEKLY, Mondays, Wed-
nesdays and Fridays, and WEEKLY,
Thursdays ; four pages ; size 24x35 ; subscrip-
tion—daily $6, tri-weeklv $4, weekly $1 25 ; es-
tablished 1808 ; Chas. W. Button, editor and
publisher; circulation— dailj' J 1, tri-weekly
K, weekly J J 1.
MANASSAS, Prince William Co.,
500+ pop., on the W. C, V. M. & G. S. Rd.,
near the junction with Manassas branch,
and 35 m. from Washington, D. C. Con-
tains a steam saw mill and blacksmith and
wheelwright shops. A stone quarry in the
neighborhood.
GAZETTE; Saturdays; four pages; size
22x32 ; subscription $1 50 ; established 1869 ;
J. J. Davis, editor and publisher ; circ'n K.
MANCHESTER, Chesterfield Co.,
7,000i- pop., on Rich. & Danville and Rich. &
Petersburg Rds., and opposite Richmond,
on the James r. Contains cotton, paper
and tobacco factories, flour and sumac
mills, and tobacco stemmeries.
VIRGINIA COURIER ; Saturdays ;
independent ; four pages ; size 22x28 ; sub-
scription $1 50 ; established 1874 ; Dr. A. Mon-
teiro, editor ; George W. Child, manager; cir-
culation J J.
MARION, C. H., Smythe Co., l,100t
pop., on Holston r. and Atlantic, Mississippi
& Ohio Rd., 160 m. from Lynchburg. Chiefly
engaged in mining and agriculture.
PATRIOT AND HERALD; Thurs
days ; democratic ; four pages ; size 25x36 ;
subscription .$2 ; established 1871 ; W. C. Pen-
dleton, editor and publisher ; circulation K.
MARTINSVILLE, C. H., Henry
Co., 3,1.57 pop. of township.
HERA LD ; Fridays ; four pages , size
24x:54 ; subscription $1 50 ; established 1876 ;
L. Starling Thomas, editor and publisher;
circulation K.
MONTEREY, C. H., Highland Co.,
150+ pop., 8 m. from the heads of the James
and Potomac rs. A country adapted to
grazing.
HIGHLAND RECORDER; Satur
days ; independent ; four pages ; size 22x32;
svibscription $1 50 ; established 1877 ; J. K.
Campbell, editor and publisher ; circulation
K 1.
MOUNT JACKSON, Shenandoah
Co., 390+ pop., on Balto. & O. Rd. Contains
flouring and woolen mills.
VALLEY FARMER; monthly; agri-
cultural : forty-four pages octavo ; subscrip-
tion $1 75 ; established 1877 ; Dr. F. E. Rice,
editor; N. F. McCann, publisher; circ'n K.
NEWBERN, C. H., Pulaski Co., 2^
m. from Dublin depot ; the largest cattle
depot on A. M. & O. Rd. A famous short-
horn cattle countrj-. Engaged in stock rais-
ing-
AMEKICAN NEWSPAPER DIRECTORY.
37J
VIRGINIA.
VIRGINIA PEOPLE: Thmsclays; in
dependent ; eight pages ; size 26x40 ; establish-
ed 1872 ; Charles A. Heermans, editor and pub-
lisher ; circulation K.
NEW MARKET, Shenandoah Co.,
850+ pop., on Valley branch of Baltimore &
Ohio Rd., 43 m. N. by E. of Staunton, and 150
N. W. of Richmond. Trade centre for an
agricultural section.
OUR CHURCH PAPER; Thursdays;
lutheran ; four pages ; size 26x38 ; subscrip-
tion SI 60 ; established 1873 ; Revs. W. E. Hub
bert, L. A. Fox and S. Henkel, editoi-s ; Henkel
& Co.. publishers ; circulation J 1.
ftjHENANDOAH VALLEY; Fridays;
democratic ; four pages ; size 26x38 ; subscrip-
tion §1 60; established 1868; Ambrose L.
Henkel, editor ;te:enkel & Co., publishers;
circulation K 1 •
OUR SUNDAY SCHOOL ; monthly;
lutheran; juvenile; four pages; size 14x19;
subscription 25 cents ; established 1873 ; Am-
brose L. Henkel, editor ; Henkel & Co., pub-
lishers ; circulation K 1.
NORFOLK, C. H., Norfolk Co., 24,000t
pop., on Elizabeth r., 8 m. from Hampton
Roads, and 32 from Atlantic Ocean. Ter-
minus of Atlantic, Mississippi & Ohio Rd.,
and connected with Albemarle Sound by
Dismal Swamp canal. Its harbor is large
and safe, admitting vessels of the largest
class. Engaged in foreign and domestic
commerce. Second city in population and
first in commercial importance in the State.
Regular line of steamships ply between
Norfolk, Philadelphia and New York.
DAY BOOK ; evei-y evening except Sun-
day, and TRI-VVEEKLY, Tuesdays,
Thursdays and Saturdays ; republican ; daily
four pages, tri-weekly eight pages ; size — dally
17x24, tri-weekly 24x36; subscription — daily
$3, tri-weekly $2; established 1857; Jno. R.
Hathaway, editor and publisher ; circulation
—daily J 1, tri-weekly K.
LANDMARK ; every morning except
Monday, and WEEKLY, Thursdays;
democratic ; four pages : size 23x33;. subscrip-
tion— daily 85, weekly Si ; established^<laily
1873, weekly 1870; James Barron Hope & Co.,
editors and publishers ; circulation— daily J 1,
weekly 1 1.
PUBLIC LEDGER; every evening ex-
cept Sunday ; independent ; four pages ; size
19x28; suDscription $3 .50; established 1876;
J. Richard Lewellen & Co., editors and pub-
lishers ; circulation 1 1.
VIRGINIAN ; every morning except
Monday, and WEEKLY, Thursdays; four
pages ; size 23x34 ; subscription — tlaily §5,
weekly .§1 ; established— daily 1865, weekly
1870 ; M. Glennan, editor and proprietor ;
circulation— daily I, weekly I.
GAZETTE ; Sundays; eight pages; size
30x44 ; subscription S2 ; established 1878 ;
William W. Degge & Co., editors and pub-
lishers ; circulation K 1.
HERALD; Thursdavs; eight pages : size
30x44; subscription S2; established 1880; W.
S. Copes, editor and publisher.
ONANCOCK, Accomack Co., 400t
pop., on river. Raises prtncipally potatoes.
EASTERN VIRGINIAN ; Saturdays;
four pages; size 26x40; subscription $2; es-
tablished 1873; C. W. B. Marshall, editor;
Marshall & Co., publishers; circulation K.
ORANGE, C. H., Orange Co., SOOj
pop., on W. C. V. M. & a S. Rd., 79 m. from
Washington, D. C, and 71 from Lynchburg.
^PIEDMONT VIRGINIAN; Fiidays;
democratic ; four pages ; size ^x:^ ; subscrip-
tion $2 ; established 1867 ; A. F. Stof er. editor
and publisher ; circulation K K.
VIRGINIA.
fi
PEARISBURG, C. H., Gile^ Co.,
68:)+ pop., on New r., 90 m. W. of Lynchbuj-g
and 20 W. by N. of Christiansburg.
TRUE ISSUE; Tuesdays; independent;
four pages ; size 22x;52 ; subscription $1 ; es
tablished 1879 ; True Issue Publishing Co.,
editors and publishers.
VIRGINIAN ; Fi-idays ; democratic ; four
ages; size 24x36; subscription $1 50; estab
ished 1866 ; Thos. J. Pearson, editor and pub-
lisher; circulation K.
PETERSBURG, Dinwiddie Co.,
23.000+ pop., on Appomattox r., 22 m. froni
Richmond and 10 from City Point, and on
Atlantic, Mississippi & Ohio Rd., at junc-
tion of Richmond & Petersburg, Norfolk &
Petersburg and Petersburg & Weldon Rds.
A harbor for light draught vessels, and a
shipping point and centre of trade.
INDEX AND APPEAL ; every mom
ing except Sunday, and WEEKLY, Wed-
nesdays; four pages ; size— daily 23x32, week-
ly 26x40; subscription— daily $6, weekly $2;
established 1865 ; R. P. Barham, editor and
publisher ; circulation— dailv I 1, weekly J i.
RURAL MESSENGER; Saturdays
agricultural ; eight pages ; size 29x40 ; sub-
scription $2 ; established 1871 ; Ege & Rogers,
editors and jjublishers ; circulation J 1.
PORTSMOUTH, ^^or/bZ/.- Co., 13,8401
pop., on the Elizabeth r., opposite Norfolk,
and the terminus of Seaboard & Roanoke
Rd. The location of the Government Navy
Yard, and the railroad shops of the S. & R.
Rd. Contains also other manufactures.
ENTERPRISE ; every morning except
Monday ; four pages ; size 22x29 ; subscription
$5; established 1873; J. & J. Porter, editors,
and publishers ; circulation K 1.
TIMES: everv morning except Monday,
and TIDEWATER TIMES, Thursdays;
democratic ; four pages ; size 22x32 ; subscrip-
tion—daily So, weekly SI 50 ; established 1878 ;
Dr. J. M. Blanton, editor and publisher ; ctr
culation — daily K 1, weekly J.
RICHMOND, C. H., Henrico Co.,
State capital, 76,000+ pop., on James r., at
head of tidew^ater, and junction of five
railroads and Kanawha canal, KXt m. from
Washington, D. C. Engaged in commerce
and manufactures.
ANZEIGER : every morning except
Monday, and VIRGINISCHE Z E I -
TUNG, Sundaj's ; German ; democratic :
four pages ; size— tlaily 21x30, weekly 27x40 :
subscription— daily $6, weekly S2 50 ; estab-
lished 1853 ; B. Hassel, editor and publisher -
circulation — dailv K, weekly J.
C03IM0N WEALTH ; every morning
except Sunday; conservative; four pages;
size 23x34 ; subscription $6 ; established 1880 ;
William L. Royal, editor and publisher.
Die* PATCH; every morning except Sun-
day, SEMI- WEEKLY, Tuesdays and
Fridays, and WEEKLY, Fridays; demo-
cratic ; four pages ; size— daily and semi-
weekly 24x35, weekly 26x38; subscription-
daily S6, semi-weekly $1, weekly $1 ; estab-
lished 1850; Dispatch Co., editors and pub-
lishers ; circulation— daily H 1, semi-weekly
K, weekly 1 1.
STATE ; every evening except Sunday,
and WEEKLY, Fridays; independent-
democratic ; four pages ; size — daily 23x.S4,
weekly 26x38 ; subscription — daily $3 .W, week-
ly $1 ; established 1876 ; Chamberlayne &
Beirne, editors and publishers ; circulation
—dailv H H 1. weekly K 1.
VIRGINIA STAATS GAZETTE ;
every day except Sunday, and SONN-
TAGS-BLATT, Sundays; German; dally
four pages, Sunday eight pages : size — daily
372
GEO. P. ROWELL & CO'S
VIRGINIA.
VIRGINIA.
22x34, Sunday ^4x45 ; subscription— daily $6,
Sunday $2 ; established— daily 1870, Sunday
1876 ; John H. Pein, editor and publisher ; cir-
culation— daily K, Sunday J,
WIIICJ; every morninj^ except Sunday,
WllKi AND ADVERTIiSEK, semi
weekly, Tuesdays and Fridays, and WHIG,
Fridays ; four pages ; size 24x3(5 ; subscrip-
tion—daily $6, semi-weekly $2, weekly $1 ;
established 1824 ; Richmoncl Whig Publishing
Co., editors and publishers ; circulation-
daily J J 1, semi-weekly K, weekly H 1.
CATHOLIC Vl!?ITOIl; Saturdays;
catholic ; four pages ; size 23x32 ; subscription
$1 50; established 1875; Rev. D. J. O'Connell,
D.D., editor ; Patrick Keenan, publisher ; cir-
culation J 1.
CENTRAL PRESBYTERIAN; Wed
nesdays ; presbyterian ; eight pages ; size
28x42 ; subscription .$3 ; established 1837 ; Rich-
ardson & Southall, editors and publishers ;
circulation I.
CHRISTIAN ADVOCATE ; Thurs-
days; methodist ; four pages; size 26x40; sub-
scription $2 50 ; established 1831 ; John J.
Lafferty, editor and publisher ; circulation G.
COMMERCIAL AND TOBACCO
LEAF ; Mondays; commercial; four pages;
size 19x26 ; subscription §1 ; established 1868 ;
R. B. Witter, Jr., editor and publisher; cir-
culation III.
FARM PIONEER. ++
GUIDE AND NEWS ; Mondays; inde-
pendent ; four pages ; size 18x25 ; subscription
25 cents; established 1867; P. Keenan, edi-
tor; M. A. Keenan, publisher; circulation X.
Free cu-culation on raUroud trains and to
hotels in Virainia and North CaroUnn.
RELIGliftUS HERALD; Thursdays;
baptist ; four pages : size 26x39 ; subscription
$2 60 : established 1828 ; A. E. Dickinson and
H. H. Harris, editors ; Jeter & Dickinson, pub-
lishers; circulation G- 1.
SONNTAGS-BLATT ; (see Virginia
Staats Gazette).
SOUTHERN CHURCHMAN; Thurs
days ; episcopal ; four pages ; size 27x40 ;
subscription $3; established 1835 ; D. F. Sprigg,
D. D., editor ; circulation H 1.
SOUTHERN INTELLIGENCER ;
Mondavs ; independent ; four pages ; size
25x36 ; subscription $2 ; established 1879 ; John
R. Popham, editor and publisher ; circ'n J J 1.
STANDARD ; Saturdays; independent;
four pages; size 26x38; subscription $2; es-
tablished 1878 ; G. Watson James, editor and
publisher : circulation J J.
VIR<JIN1A STAR; Saturdays; four
pages ; size 20x26 ; subscription $1 .50 ; estab-
lished 1876 ; R. M. Green, M. D., O. M. Stewart
and P. H. Woolfolk, editors and publishers;
circulation K 1.
CHILDREN'S FRIEND; semi-month-
ly ; four pages ; size 16x22 ; subscription 50
cents ; established 1866 ; Rev. J. K. Hazen, edi-
tor ; Presbyterian Committee of Publication,
publishers ; does n<jt insert advertisements.
AMERICAN BREEDER AND
PLANTER; monthly; agricultural; live
stock ; thirtv-six pages octavo ; subscription
$1; established 1880; Frank G. Ruffln, Jr.,
editor and publisher.
COLLEGE 3IESSENGER: monthly;
fortv-four pages octavo ; subscription .$1 ; es-
tablished 1876; Literary Societies of Rich-
mond College, editors and publishers ; cir-
culation K ; a college magazine ; issued dur-
ing the collegiate year.
EARNEST WORKER; monthly;
presbyterian ; thirty-two pages octavo ; sub-
scription 60 cents ; established 1870 ; Rev. J. K.
Hazen, editor ; Whittet & Shepperson, pub-
lishers ; circulation G 1. Every minister of
the Southern Presbyterinn Church is supplied
by order of the General Assembly. Circula-
tion 7,000, among Sunday School Teachers and
families.
EDUCATIONAL JOURNAL OF
VIRGINIA; monthly ; educational ; forty-
eight pages octavo ; subscription i"^! ; estab
lished 1869 ; Wm. F. Fox, editor ; Clemitt &
Jones, publishers ; circulation J 1.
FIELD AND FIRESIDE; monthly;
agricultural ; live-stock ; eight pages ; size of
l>age 11x15; sul)scrii)tion 50 cents ; established
1878 ; R. B. Witter, Ji-., & Co., editors and pub-
lishers ; circulation I.
INSURANCE ADVOCATE; month
ly ; insurance ; twenty pages ; size of page
8x12 ; subscription $2 ; established 1870 ; Wm.
P. Gretter, editor and inil)lisher ; circn J 1.
P Y TIIIAN H E R A L D ; monthly ;
Knights of Pythias ; eight pages ; size 19x24 ;
subscription 60 cents ; established 1877 ; Le-
roy S. Edwards and W. P. Gretter, editors
and publishers ; circulation J.
SOUTHERN CLINIC; monthly ; medi-
cal ; fifty -four pages octavo ; subscription
$1 50; established 1878; C. A. Bryce, M. D.,
editor and publisher ; circulation J.
SOUTHERN HISTORICAL SO-
CIETY PAPERS; monthly; historical;
fifty-six pages octavo ; subscription $3 ; es-
tablished 1876; Rev. J. William Jones, D. D.,
editor; Executive Committee of the Southern
Historical Society, publishers; circ'n H 1.
SOUTHERN PLANTER AND
FARMER.f+
VIRGINIA LAAV JOURNAL; month
ly ; legal ; seventy-six pages octavo ; subscrip-
tion $5; established 1877 ; George L. Christian,
editor ; J. W. Randolph & English, publishers ;
circulation K.
VIRGINIA MEDICAL MONTH-
LA^ ; medical ; one hundred and twelve
pages octavo ; subscription .$3 ; established
1874 ; Landon B. Edwards, M. D., editor and
publisher ; circulation J 1.
ROCKY MOUNT, C. II., FranJMn
Co.
FRANKLIN GAZETTE; Saturdays;
four pages ; size 24x36 ; subscription .$2 ; es-
tablished 1876 ; N. C. Carper, editor ; Hancock
& Belcher, publishers ; circulation K 1.
SALEM, C. H., Roanoke Co., 2,900t
pop., on Roanoke r. and Atlantic, Missis-
sippi & Ohio Rd., 60 m. from Lynchburg.
Seat of Roanoke College and HoUins' Insti-
tute. Situated at the head of the famous
Valley of Virginia. In a prosperous agri-
cultural district. Engaged in tobacco rais-
ing, agriculture and various manufactures.
CONSERVATIVE; Wednesdays ; demo-
cratic ; four pages ; size 26x36 ; subscription
$2 ; established 1876 ; W. A. and C. J. Griffith,
editors and publishers ; circulation J 1.
REGISTER ; Fridays ; democratic ; four
pages ; size 24x36 ; subscription $2 ; estab-
lished 1855; C. M. and F. G. Webber, editors
and publishers ; circulation K."
ROANOKE COLLEGIAN ; monthly;
twenty pages octavo ; size of page 8x11 ; sub-
scription $1 ; established 1874 ; Students of
Roanoke College, editors and publishers ;
circulation K 1 ; a college paper ; issued dur-
ing the collegiate year.
SCOTTSVILLE, Albemarle Co., 600t
pop., on James r. and James R. canal, about
18 m. S. of Charlottesville. A shipping point
and centre of trade.
COURIER; Thursdaj's ; independent;
four pages ; size 22x32 : subscription $1 50 ;
established 1861 ; J. C. Hill, editor and pub-
lisher ; circulation K 1.
SEDDON (BLAND C. H.), Bland
Co.; 300+ pop., on Walkers Creek, 21 m. from
Wytheville. A grazing country.
SOUTH AND AYEST; Thursdays; in-
dependent ; four pages ; size 22x32 ; subscrip-
tion $1 ; established 1877 : Dr. John H. Hoge,
editor; South and West Publishing Co., pub-
lishers ; circulation K.
SMITHFIELD, Isle of Wight Co.,
8IHJ+ pop. Connected by daily steamer with
Norfolk. Produces pea-nuts, potatoes, ap-
ples, strawberries, etc.
AMERICAN NEWSPAPER DIRECTORY.
373
VIRGINIA.
NEWS ; Tuesdays ; independent-demo-
cratic : four pages ; size 22x31 ; subscription
$2; established 1879; A. B. Rawlett, editor
and publisher ; circulation K.
SOUTH BOSTON DEPOT, Bali-
fa.v Co., on Richmond & Danville Rd. To-
bacco market and trade centre.
RECORD; Fridays; four pages; size
2ox3o ; subscription .S2 ; established 1870 ; P.
H. Carpenter, editor; H. A. Edmondson,
publisher ; circulation K.
STAUNTON, C. H., Augusta Co.,
7,(Kil)+ pop., on Chesapeake & Ohio & Valley
Rds., 136 m. from Richmond, 93 from Har-
per's Ferry. Engaged in manufacturing and
centre of an agricultural district. The State
Insane and Deaf Ifcd Dumb Asylums ai-e lo-
cated here. SeatW several institutions of
learning.
GOODSON GAZETTE; Saturdavs:
four pages ; size 14x2i) : subscription m cents ;
established 1874 ; printed and published at the
Virginia Institution for the Education of the
Deaf and Dumb and the Blind ; circulation K.
^SPECTATOR; Tuesdays: four pages;
size 27x41 ; subscription 82 ; established IS.'S ;
Richard Mauzy &. Co., editors and publishers ;
circulation I.
VALLEY VIRGINIAN; Thursdays;
republican ; four pages ; size 29x42 ; subscrip-
tion .§2 ; established 1866 ; S. 31. Yost & Son,
editors and publishers ; circulation J.
VIND I C A TOR; Fridavs ; democratic ;
four pages ; size 28x43 : subscription S2 ; estab-
lished 1846 ; Tinsley & 3Iorton. editors and pub-
lishers ; circulation J 1.
VALLEY FARMER ; monthly; agri-
cultural ; live-stock ; twenty-eight pages oc-
tavo ; subscription . SI ; established 1879; Alex-
ander Y. Lee, editor and publisher ; circ'n K K.
SUFFOLK, C. H., Xansemond Co.,
2,lK)0+ pop., at intersection of Atlantic, Missis-
sippi & Ohio with Seaboard & Roanoke Rd.,
22 m. from Norfolk, .58 from Petersburg and
17 from Portsmouth. Surrounded by a
truck-growing district.
CHRISTIAN >SI:N; Fridays ; Christian ;
four pages ; size 25x37 : subscription .$2 : estab-
lished 1848; Dunbar & Barrett, editors and
publishers ; circulation J.
HERALD; Wednesdays; independent;
four pages ; size 24x36 ; subsci-iption .§1 .t() ; es-
tablished 1873 ; Thomas G. Elam, editor and
publisher ; circulation .1.
TAPPAHANNOCK, C. H., Esse^x
Co., 766+ pop., on Rappahannock r., .50m.>7.
E.of Richmond. Engaged in coast trade.
Fish, grain and fruit are shipped from here.
It has a United States Custom House.
TIDEWATER INDEX; Fridays; four
pages ; size 23x33 ; subscription 81 5(1 ; estab-
lished 1869 ; A. R. Micou, editor and publisher ;
circulation K.
TAZEWELL, C. H., Tazewell Co.
In an agricultural and stock-raising district.
CLINCH VALLEY NEWS; Fridavs;
democratic : four pages ; size 22x31 : subscrip-
tion .^2 ; established 1869 : Harry M. Smvthe,
editor and publisher ; circulation K 1.
UNIVERSITY OF VIRGINIA,
Albemarle Co., 6 XH- pop., near the junction
of C. & O. and Va. 3Iidland Rds., 1 m. from
Charlottesville. The location of the princi-
pal University in the South.
\n[RGINIA UNIVERSITY MAGA-
ZINE; monthly; seventv-two pages octavo :
subscription S3 ; established ]86> : Literary So-
cieties of the University of Virginia, editors
and publishers ; circulation K 1 ; a college
magazine ; issued during the collegiate year.
VIRGINIA.
WARRENTON,C.H., Fauquier Co.,
2,(XXi+ pop., y m. from Orange, Alexandria &
3Ianassas Rd., with which it is connected by
a branch. Situated in an agi-icultural dis-
trict and a centre of trade.
SOLID SOUTH ; Thunsdavs; demo-
cratic ; four pages ; size '24x36 ; subscription
SI ; established 1877 ; J. V. Chilton and William
C. Marshall, editors and publishers ; circ'n K.
TRUE INDEX : Saturdays ; democratic ;
four pages; size 26x40; subscription $3; es-
tablished 1867 ; Finks & Caldwell, editors and
publishers ; circulation K 1.
WARSAW, C. H., Richmond Co.,
4(Hj+ pop., 5 m. from Rappahannock r., in
agricultural district.
NORTHERN NECK NEWS: Fridays ;
democratic ; four pages ; size 23x34 ; subscrip-
tion SI 5(T; established 1879; Northern Neck
News Co., editors and publishers.
C. H., Eappahan-
W^ASHINGTON,
nock Co.
BLUE RIDGE ECHO: Fridays; demo-
cratic : four pages ; size 22x32 ; sub.scription
SI .50 ; established 1878 : Moftet & Gray, editors
and publishers ; circulation K.
WEST POINT, King William Co.,
2,193 pop., at confluence of Pamunkey and
Matapony r., and at terminus of Richmond
& York R. Rd., 38 m. from Richmond.
STAR: Thursdays; democratic; four
pages ; size 22x:32 ; subscription $1 .50 ; establish-
ed 1871 ; William E. Hart, editor and pub-
lisher; circulation K 1.
WINCHESTER, C. H., Frederick
Co.,6,(KHi+ pop., on Valley branch of B. & O.
A. Rd.,10()m. from Baltimore and 83 from
Washington, D. C. Contains paper, sumac,
rolling and flouring mills, and shoe and
glove factories. Is pleasantly situated in a
beautiful and fertile country, which forms
part of the great valley of Virginia. The
buildings are mostly of brick and stone,
and are supplied with excellent water
brought in iron pipes from a distant spring.
A good wheat-growing section.
NEWS : Fridays ; democratic ; four pages ;
size 25x38; subscription $2 10; established
1865; Henry & Co., editors and publishers; cir-
culation K.
TI3IES; Wednesdays; democratic ; four
pages ; size 28x42 ; subscription $2 20 ; estab-
lished 1865 ; R. W. Hunter, editor and publish-
er ; circulation K 1.
WOODSTOCK, C. H., Shenandoah
Co., 1,IA)0+ pop., on fork of Shenandoah r.,
and on Baltimore & Ohio Rd., 100 m. W. of
Washington City and 160 from Richmond.
SHENANDOAH HERALD; Wednes
days ; democratic ; four pages ; size 26x^10 ; sub-
scription .S2 .50 : established 1817 ; Shenandoah
Herald Publishing Co., editors and publishers ;
circulation .J.
WYTHEVILLE, C. H., fVythe Co.,
2,5!X)+ pop., on Atlantic, Mississippi & Ohio
Rd., 13:3 m. from Lynchburg and 26.1 from
Richmond. Engaged in manufacturing and
a trade centre.
SOUTH-WEST VIRCilNIA ENTER-
PR ISE; semi-weekly, Wednesdays and Sat-
urdays ; democratic; four jjages; "size 22x32;
subscription .$3 ; established 1870 ; Caldwell &
Brady, editors and publishers : circulation K.
DISPATCH; Thursdays; democratic;
four pages ; size 2:3x33 ; subscription $2 ; es-
tablished 1862; D.A.St. Clair, editor and pub-
lisher ; circulation J.
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GEO. P. KOWELL & GO'S
WEST VIRGINIA.
AliDERSON, Monroe Co., oOOf pop ,
on Chesapeake & Ohio Rd., in superior fann-
ing and stock-raising country. Lumber
mills near by.
ENTERPRISE; Thursdays; indepen-
dent-democratic ; four pages ; size 24x30 ; sub-
scription $1 50; established 1879; John M. Fer-
guson, editor and publisher ; circulation K.
BERKELEY SPRINGS, C. H.,
Morgan Co., TOOf pop., 2* m. S. of Potomac r.
and Baltimore & Ohio Rd., at Sir John's Run,
and 50 m. N. W. of Harper's Ferry. An agri-
cultural county.
MORGAN MERCURY; Saturdays: in
dependent ; four pages ; size 22x31 ; subscrip-
tion $1 50 ; established 186.-! ; J. W. Trimble,
editor and publisher ; circulation K.
BEVERLY, C. H., Randolph Co., SOOf
pop., 42 m. from B. & O. Rd.
RANDOLPH ENTERPRISE; Thurs
days ; democratic ; four pages ; size 21x29 ;
subscription $2 ; established 1874 ; V. B. Trim-
ble, editor and pul)lisher ; circulation K.
WEST VIRGINIA.
BUCKHANNON,C. H., Upshur Co.,
780+ pop., on Buckhannon r., about 12 m. E.
by S. of Weston.
BANNER; Saturdays; four pages; size
24x35 ; subscription $1 50 ; established 1876 ;
McCreery & Kidd, editors and publishers ;
circulation K 1.
DELTA; Thui-sdays ; foiu- pages; size
24x34 ; subscription $1 50 ; established 1871 ; A.
B. Clark, editor and publisher ; circulation
K 1. The "Delta''' has as large a circulation a^
any pajyer in this part of the State, and cir-
culates among an intelligent and irell-read
people. Is the official organ of the county.
Has a fair circulation throughout the State
and in many of the Western States. Adver-
tise in it.
CABELL, C. H., Cabell Co.
INDEPENDENT; Fridays ; four pages ; j
size 22x32 ; subscription $1 25 ; established I
1879 ; George A. Floding, editor and publisher.
CAIRO, liitchie Co., SOOf pop., on
B. & O. Rd., .30 m. from Parkersburg. En-
gaged in lumbering and oil boring.
RITCHIE DEMOCRAT; Saturdays;
democratic ; eight i)ages ; size 35x48 ; sub-
scription $1 50 ; established 1877 ; E. S. Zevely,
editor ; E. S. Zevely & Co., publishers ; circ'u J.
CHARLESTON, Kanawha Co., 5,500t
pop., on Great Kanawha r. and Chesapeake
& Ohio Rd., 52 m. from Huntington. The
river is navigable to 25 m. above this point.
Centre of trade. Surrounded by coal and
Iron regions. Salt works located within 3 m.
COURIER; triweekly, Tuesoays, Thurs-
days and Saturdays, and CiREENBACK
LEAGUE AND COURIER, Fridays;
democratic ; tri-weekly four pages, weekly
eight pages ; size— triweekly 23x.S3, weekly
28x40; subscription— triweekly $4 50, weekly
$1 50; establislied— triweekly 1875. weekly
1878 ; Henry S. Walker, editor : J. R. Foster,
publisher : circ'u— triweekly K, weekly J J 1.
GREENBACK LEAGUE AND
COURIER; (see Courier).
KANAWHA GAZETTE; Wednes
days ; four pages ; size 25x48 ; subscription
$1 50 ; established 1873 ; J. B. Pemberton, edi-
tor and publisher ; circulation K 1.
LEADER; Thursd<%ys ; independent re-
publican ; four pages ; size 23x33; subscription
$1 50; established 1878; Romeo H. Freer,
editor ; Leader Publishing Co., publishers ; cir-
culation K 1.
CHARLESTOWN, C. H., Jefferson
Co., 1,605+ pop., on Winchester, Potomac &
Strasburg division of Baltimore & Ohio Rd. ,
10 m. S. W. of Harper's Ferry. Engaged in
agriculture and manufacturing.
SPIRIT OF JEFFERSON; Tues-
days ; democratic ; four pages ; size 26x40 ;
subscription $2; established 1844; Geo. W.
Haines, editor and publisher ; circulation J.
VIRGINIA FREE PRESS; Satur
days ; democratic ; four pages ; size 24x38 ;
subscription $3 ; established 1811 ; H. N. and
W. W. B. G^llaher, editors and publishers;
circulation J 1.
CLARKSBURG, C. H., Harrison
Co., 3,5(1)+ pop., on Parkersburg division of
Baltimore & Ohio Rd., 120 m. from Cumber-
land. Coal abundant ; has manuf actiu-es ;
in good farming country.
NEWS; Saturdays: democratic; four
pages : size 26x40 ; subscription $1 50 ; estab-
lished 1876; C. H. Taney, editor and pub-
lisher ; circulation J J.
TELEGRAM; Saturdays; republican;
eight pages ; size 30x44 ; subscription $2 ; es-
tablished 1862 ; W. F.& E. C. Richards, editors
and publishers ; circulation J.
ELIZABETH, Wirt Co.
WIRT CO. MENTOR ; (see Wirt C. H.)
FAIRMONT, C. H., Marion Co.,
1,31)0+ pop., on Monongahela r. and Balti-
more & Ohio Rd., 77 m. from Wheeling.
The river is navigable to this point. Mining
and shipping of coal carried on. A branch
of the State Normal School here.
INDEX; Fridays; democratic; four
pages ; size 24x36 ; subscription $2 ; established
1874 : Ohley & Dick, editors and publishers ;
circulation K 1.
WEST VIRGINIAN; Fridays; repub-
lican ; four pages ; size 25x37 ; subscription $2 ;
established 1868 ; Fleming & Powell, editors
and publishers ; circulation K.
FAIRVIEW, C. H., Hancock Co., 400t
pop., 3 m. from Ohio r. at Wellsville, O.,
and 36 N. of Wheeling.
HANCOCK CO. COURIER; Fridays;
four pages ; size 24x32 ; subscription $1 ; es-
tablished 1869 ; J. W. Plattenburgh, editor and
publisher ; circulation K.
FAYETTEVILLE, C. H., Fayette
Co., 100+ pop., 3 m. from C. & O. Rd., and 48
from Charleston. Engaged in. coal mining.
ENTERPRISE; Tuesdays; democratic;
four pages ; size 24x36 ; subscription $1 50 ;
established 1875 ; H. W. Brazie, editor and pub-
lisher ; circulation K.
LEGAL TENDER: Fridays; green-
back; four pages; size 18x24; subscription
$.1; established 1879; J. L. G. Mays, editor;
Legal Tender Co., publishers.
FORT GAY, WuT/ne Co.
WAYNE ADVOCATE; Thursdays;
four pages ; size 28x42 ; subscription $2 ; estab-
lished 1874; B. C. Howell, editor and pub-
lisher ; circulation J 1.
GLENVILLE, C. H., Gilmer Co., 300t
pop.
GILMERITE ; Tuesdaj^s ; four pages;
size 24x36 ; subscription .'SI 50 ; established
1879; T. Marcellus Marshall, editor and pub-
lisher.
GRAFTON, C. H., Taylor Co., 4,000t
pop., on Tygart Valley r., 100 m. from
Wheeling, on the Baltimore & Ohio Rd.
Lumber trade, coal mining and manufac-
turing the chief industries. A railroad
centre.
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AMERICAN NEWSPAPER DIRECTOR Y.
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WEST VIRGINIA.
WEST VIRGINIA.
SENTINEL; Saturdays; republican;
four pages ; size 2oXo2 ; subscription $1 50 ;
established 1871) ; James W. Holt, editor and
publisher ; circulation K 1.
HARRISVILLE, C. II., Bitchie Co.,
iOOf pop., terminus of Pennsboro & Harris-
ville Rd., a branch of the Baltimore & Ohio
Rd., 37 m. from Parkersburg. Post office,
Ritchie C. H.
RITCHIE GAZETTE; Thursdays;
republican ; eight pages ; size o:ix44 : subscrip-
tion $1 50 ; established 1874 ; P. W. Morris,
editor and publisher ; circulation K 1.
HINTON, C. H., Summers Co., 2,000t
pop., on C. & O. Rd., and New r. In a fine
timbered country, containing coal.
MOUNTAIN HERALD; Thursdays 5
democratic ; four pages : size 25x:3S ; subscrip"
tlon $2 ; established 1872 ; C. L. Thompson'
editor; A. D. Eutt, publisher ; circulation K.
HUNTINGTON, Cabell Co., S.OOOf
pop., on Ohio r., terminus of Chesapeake &
Ohio Rd., 52 m. from Charleston. Shipping
point for coal, lumber, iron and salt from
the Kanawha regions.
ADVERTISER; Saturdays ; democratic ;
four pages ; size 26x40 ; subscription $2 ; es-
tablished 1869 ; E. A. Bennett, editor ; Emory
Or. Bennett, publisher ; circulation .J 1.
ARGUS ; Wednesdays; eight pages; size
26x40 ; subscription SI ; established 1877 ; W.
F. Wallace, editor and publisher.
COMMERCIAL; Fridays; republican;
four pages ; size 26x40 ; subscription $2 ; es-
tablished 1874 ; John T. Gibson, editor ; W. A.
Gibson, publisher ; circulation K 1.
KEYSER, C. H., Mineral Co., l,600t
pop., on Baltimore & Ohio Rd., 2;? m. from
Cumberland, Md. A shipping point for
grain and live stock.
MOUNTAIN ECHO; Thursdays ; repub-
lican ; four pages ; size 24x.35 ; subscription
$1 50; established 1876; T. F. Fague, editor
and publisher ; circulation K 1.
WEST VIRGINIA TRIBUNE; Sat
urdays ; democratic ; four pages ; size 24x:i6 ;
subscription $2 ; established 1870 ; W. D. Ewin,
editor and publisher ; circulation K 1.
KINGWOOD, C. H., Preston Co.,
l,500t pop., on Cheat r., and 10 m. from Bal-
timore & Ohio Rd.
PRESTON CO. JOURNAL; Thurs
days ; republican ; four pages ; size 24x35 ; sub-
scription $165; established 1866 ; William M.
O. Dawson, editor and publisher; circula-
tion K.
WEST VIRGINIA ARGUS; Satur
days ; democratic ; four pages ; size 24x35 ;
subscription $1 50; established 1877; H. Mc-
CafEerty, editor and publisher ; circulation
K 1.
LEWISBURG, C. H., Greenbrier Co.,
1,200+ pop., 4 m. from Greenbrier r., 9 from
Greenbrier White Sulphur Springs and 200
S. of Wheeling. Situated among the moun-
tains, and a centre of business. Engaged in
agriculture and manufactures.
CRITERION ; Tuesdays ; clemocratic ;
four pages ; size 24x36 ; subscription $1 50 ;
established 1878 ; W. A. Frantz, editor and
publisher ; circulation K.
GREENBRIER INDEPENDENT ;
Saturdays ; democratic ; four pages ; size
26x40 ; subscription .$2 ; established 1866 ; B. F.
Harlow, editor ; Harlow & Argabrite. publish-
ers ; circulation J 1.
MARTINSBURG, C. H., Berkeley
Co., 5,500+ pop., on Baltimore & Ohio Rd., 19
na. from Harper's Ferry, and about 70 from
Cumberland. Contains railroad repair
shops and is a centre of trade. Terminus of
Cumberland Valley Rd.
INDEPENDENT; Saturdays; eight
pages ; size 28x40 ; subscription $2 ; established
1873; Wisner & Logan, editors and publish-
ers ; circulation K 1.
STATES3IAN; Thursdays; democratic;
four pages ; size 25x36 ; t^ubscription $2 50 ; es-
tablished 1869: D. S. Eichelberger, editor;
Robert S. Eichelberger & Co., publishers ;
circulation K 1.
MIDDLEBOURNE, C. H., Tyler
Co., 300+ pop., on the line of the Ohio r., 50
m. from Wheeling.
TYLER CO. STAR; Fridays ; indepen
dent ; eight pages ; size :)iix44 ; subscription
§1 50 ; established 1877 ; J. E. Deloe, editor and
publisher ; circulation K.
MOOREFIELD, C. H., Hardy Co.,
900+ pop., on S. Viranch of Potomac r., 27 m.
above Romney, 1.50 S. E. of Wheeling, and 50
from Cumberland, Md. Principally en-
gaged in stock ra ising.
E X A M I N E R ; Fridays ; democratic ;
four pages ; size 24x36 ; subscription $2 ; es-
tablished 1874 ; D. O. Maupin, editor ; David M.
Parsons, publisher ; circulation K.
MORGANTOWN, C. H., Mononga-
lia Co., l,')tHH pop., on Monongahela r., 100
m. S. of Pittsburgh, Pa., with which it is
connected by steamboats. Engaged in va-
rious n\anufactures.
NEW D03IINI0N; Saturdays; demo-
cratic ; four pages ; size 24x35 ; subscription
SI 50 ; established 1875 ; Julian E. Fleming,
editor and publisher ; circulation K 1.
POST; Saturdays ; republican ; four
pages ; size 26x40 ; subscription $2 ; establish-
ed 1864 ; Morgan & Hoffman, editors and pub-
lishers ; circulation J 1.
MOUNDSVILLE, C. H., MarshaU
Co., 2,(XX)+ pop., on Ohio r. and Baltimore &
Ohio Rd., 11 m. below Wheeling. Sur-
rounded by a farming country. Engaged
in manufacturing and coal mining.
COM3IERCIAL ; Fridays; four pages ;
size 25x:38 ; subscription $2 ; established 1879 ;
J. B. Crouch, editor ; Evans & Bros., pub-
lishers ; circulation K 1.
NEW STATE GAZETTE; Thursdays ;
democratic ; four pages ; size 23x:M ; subscrip-
tion .$2 ; established 1875 ; Geo. A. Creel, editor
and publisher ; circulation K 1.
REPORTER; Fridays; four pages ; size
24x36; suljscription $150; established 1870;
H. W. Rook & Co., editors and publishers ;
circulation J.
NEW CUMBERLAND, Hancock
Co., 1,800+ pop., on Ohio r., 30 m. from Pitts-
burgh, Pa., 35 fi-om Wheeling and 9 from
Steuben ville, Ohio. Engaged in the manu-
facture of fii'e brick, sewer pipe and terra
cotta work. Contains also a foundry and
machine shop.
HANCOCK CO. INDEPENDENT ;
Wednesdays ; four pages ; size 25x39 ; sub
scription $2 ; established 1877 ; Brown & Mor
row, editors and publishers ; circulation K 1.
NEW MARTINSVILLE, C. H..
Wetzel Co., 520+ pop., on Ohio r., 40 m. below
Wheeling.
DEMOCRAT; Thursdays; eight pages;
size 26x40 ; subscription $1 ; established 1877 ;
Long & Headley, publishers ; circulation K.
MESSENGER; Thursdays; four pages;
size 20x26 ; subscription $1 ; established 1876 ;
J. E. Hart, editor and publisher ; clrc'n K.
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GEO. P. ROWELL & GO'S
WEST VIRGINIA.
WEST VIRGINIA.
PARKERSBURG, G. II., JFood Co.,
7,(HK}+ pop., on Ohio and Little Kanawlia rs.,
204 m. by rail and 96 by river below Wheel-
ing on Baltimore & Ohio Rd. Engaged in
oil refining, manufacturing, and centre of
trade. Second city in West Virginia in point
of population and business importance.
GREENBACK STANDARD ; Fri
days ; greenback ; four pages ; size 24x35 ;
subscription §1 ; established 18T9 : Greenback
Publication Co., editors and pul)lishers.
JOURNAL. AND MEf^SENGER ; (see
Cincinnati, O.)
SENTINELi ; Saturdays; democratic;
four pages ; size 25x38 ; subscription $2 ; estab-
lished 1875 ; R. E. Hornor, editor and pub-
lisher ; circulation J.
STATE JOrRNAI.: Thursdays : repub-
lican ; four pages ; size 28x42 ; subscription .$2;
established 1869 ; W. E. Stevenson and O. G.
Scofield, editors and publishers ; circ'n J 1.
CATHOIilC MESSENGER; monthly;
catholic ; eight pages ; size 22x32 : sul)serip-
tion $1; established 1876; John X. O'Brien,
editor ; Catholic Literary Association, pub-
lishers ; circulation J 1.
PETERSBURGH, Grcmt Co., 400t
pop.
SOUTH BRANCH GAZETTE; Fri
days ; democratic ; four pages ; size 24x36 ;
subscription $2 ; established 1878 ; Samuel T>.
Gordon, editor and publisher ; circulation K.
PHILLIPI, G. H., Barbour Co., SOOf
pop., on Tygart's Valley r.
BARBOUR JEFFERSONIAN;
Thursdays ; democratic ; four pages : size
22x32 ; subscription $2 ; established 1857 ; Geo.
P. Sargent, editor and publisher ; circulation
Kl. The " Jeffersonian " is one of the oldest
liapers publislied in West Virginia, and num-
bers among its subscribers the most intelligent
and wealthy citizens of the State.
PL.AINDEAL.ER: Saturdays; demo-
cratic ; eight pages ; size 26x41 1 ; subscription
$1 5() ; established 1873 ; D. W. Gall, editor and
publisher ; circulation K 1.
PIEDMONT, Mineral Co., 2,000t pop.,
on Potomac r. and Baltimore Sc Ohio Rd.,
5 m. from New Creek. Centre of trade. A
great coal-shipping point.
POTOMAC HERALD. H
POINT PLEASANT, G. H., Mason
Co., l,250t pop., just above the junction of
Kanawha with Ohio r., 200 m. above Cincin-
nati. Agriculture, mining, coal and salt
among the chief industries.
REGISTER; Wednesdays; democratic;
four pages ; size 25x38 ; subscription $1 .^0 ;
established 1862; George W. Tippett, editor
and publisher ; circulation K 1.
WEST VIRGINIA MONITOR: Fri
days ; republican ; four pages : size 24x:>4 ;
subscription $1 50; established 1874; J A. Gib-
bons, editor and publisher ; circulation K 1.
PRINCETON, G. H., Mercer Co,
300(' pop.
JOURNAL ; Thursdays ; four pasres ; size
18x24 ; subscription SI ; established 1879 ; G.W.
Anderson, editor and publisher.
RAVENSWOOD, Jackson Co.,950t
pop., on Ohio r., 35 m. below Parkersburg,
30 from Pomeroy and an equal distance
from the oil region on Little Kanawha r.
Surrounded by an agricultural district.
Shipping point for several back counties.
NEWS; Thursdays ; four pages ; size 24x34;
subscription $1 .5ii; established 1868; Mc-
Glothlin Bros., editors and publishers ; circu-
lation K.
ROMNEY, G. H., Hampshire Co., 6001
pop., on S. Ijranch of Potomac r., 24 m..
in a direct line S. of Cumberland, Mtl.
SOUTH BRANCH INTELLIGEN-
CER ; Fridays ; democratic ; four pages ; size
24x37; subscription .$2 50; established 1830;
Wm. Hai-per, editor and publisher ; circula-
tion K 1.
ST. GEORGE, G. H., Tucker Co.
TICKER CO. PIONEER; Fridays r
independent; four pages; size 22x32; sub-
scription $1 ; established 1878 ; C. L. Bowman,
editor and publisher ; circulation K.
ST. MARY'S, C. H., Pleasants Co.
OBSERVER; Thursdays; independent;
four paues ; size 19x25 ; subscription $1 ; es-
tablished 1877; John S. Hall, editor; M. B.
Prettyman, publisher: circulation K K.
SHEPHERDSTOWN, Jefferson
Co., l,560t poi>., on Potomac r., on Baltimore
& Ohio Rd., 12 m. above Harper's Ferry.
REGISTER; Saturdays; neutral; four
pages; size 26x38; subscription $2 50; estab-
lished 1848; John H. Zittle, editor and pub-
lisher ; circulation K 1.
SISTERSVILLE. Tyler Co.
TYLER INDEPENDENT; Fridays;
independent; eight pages; size 26x40; sub-
scription 75 cents ; established 1878 ; Rev. J.
B. Reed, editor ; W. A. Loe, publisher ; circu-
lation K.
SPENCER, G. H., lioane Co., 2001
pop., 50 m. from Kanawha C. H. Contains a
steam mill, stores and general mechanical
trades.
INTER IOR.++
SUTTON (BRAXTON C. H., P. O.),
Braxton Co., 200+ pop., on r., 83 m. from
Wheeling. Contains flouring mills and
tannery. The centre of a large country
trade.
3IOUNTAINEER ; Fridays ; four pages ;
size 20x26 ; subscription $1 ; established 1876 ;
Hyer & Bland, editors and publishers ; circu-
lation K.
UNION, G. H., Monroe Co., 650t pop.,
about 15 m. from Lewisbui"g. Wheat, corn
and tobacco are the chief products. Min-
eral springs are located here.
BORDER WATCHMAN'^: Fridays;
democratic ; four pages ; size 24x35 ; subscrip-
tion .$2; established 1872; C. M. Johnston,
etlitor and publisher ; ciix-ulation K.
MONROE CO. REGISTER; Thurs
days ; four pages ; size 26x3S ; subscription $2 ;
established 1865; R. Burke & Co., editors and
publishers ; circulation K 1.
WELLSBURGH, G. H., Brooke Co.,
1,8J0+ pop., on Ohio r., 16 m. from Wheeling.
A wool-growing and agricultural district.
Coal mines located in the vicinity.
HERALD; Fridays; republican; four
pages ; size 25x38 ; subscription $2 ; estab-
lished 1847 ; J. G. Jacob, editor and publisher ;
circulation K K.
PAN-HANDLE NEWS; Fridays ; dem-
ocratic ; four pages ; size 24x36 ; subscription
$1 50 ; established 1868 ; Glass & Son, editors
and publishers ; circulation K.
WESTON, G. H., Lewis Co., l,200t
pop., on W. Fork r., 20 m. from Baltimore &
Ohio Rd., at Clarksburg. In an agricultural
district, and location of State Insane Hos-
pital. Engaged in agriculture and stock
raising.
DEMOCRAT; Saturdays; democratic;
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WEST VIRGINIA.
WEST VIRGIXIA.
four pages: size 24x36; subscription $'■>; es-
tablished 186T; T. A. Edwards, editor and
publisher; circulation K K 1.
KEPIIBL.ICAN 5 Saturdays ; republican ;
four pages; size 24x86; subscription SI 50:
established 1879; James J. Peterson, editor
and publisher: circulation K.
WEST UNION, C. n., Uoddridgc
Co., 5(Kl+ pop., on B. & O. Rd., midway be-
tween Grafton and Parkersburg. In agri-
cultural and stock-raising district. Coal
mining and lumbering are important in-
dustries.
RECORD ! Saturdays; democratic: four
pages; size 22x31; subscription .§1 "vi; estab-
lished 1878 ; Hickman & Stealey, editors and
publishers ; circulation K.
WHEELING, C. n., Ohio Co., State
capital, 3u,u<HH pop., on Ohio r., at terminus
of Pittsburgh, Wheeling & Baltimore, P. W.
& K. division of P., C. & St. L., Cleveland
& Pittsburgh and Wheeling division of
Baltimore & Ohio Rd., 92 m. from Pitts-
burgh. Engaged in commerce, agriculture
and manufacturing. Ranks first in nail
manuf acturing,and has extensive flint glass
■\vorks. Coal found in the vicinity. Largest
and most important city in West Virginia.
IXTELLIfiENCER : everv morning ex-
cept Sunday, fSEi^lI-AVEEKTi Y. Wednes-
days and Saturdays, and WEEKLY',
Thursdays ; republican ; four pages ; size —
daily and semi-weekly 26x38, weekly 30x45 ;
subscription— daily $8,' semi-weekly .S3, week-
ly $1 30 ; established 1852 ; Frew & Campbell,
editors and publishers ; circulation— daily
1 1, semi-weekly K, weekly 1 1. The " Intelli-
gencer" is the leading newspaper of Wheel-
ing and of West Virginia, and is bi/ far the
best advertising medium for all this region.
The city has a popnlafidn of :30,(KX) and has
extensive iron and nail mills, furnaces, foun-
dries, glass irorks, etc.
REGISTER ; every morning except Sun-
day, TRI-AYEERIiY'. Tuesdays, Thurs-
days and Saturdays, and VVEEKIjY, Thurs-
days ; democratic ; four pages ; size— daily
and triweekly 26x40, weekly 30x45 ; sub-
scription—daily §8, triweekly .$4, ^veekly
$1 5(1; established 1863; Lewis Baker & Co.,
editors and publishers ; circulation— daily J 1.
triweekly K 1, weekly G.
WHEEL.INGER' VOIiKSBL,ATT ;
semi-weekly, Wednesdays and Saturdays ;
German ; four pages ; size 24x36 ; subscription
$3; established 1880; L. F. Thoma & Co., edi-
tors and publishers.
DEUTSCHE ZEITUXG; Saturdays;
German ; four pages ; size .32x43 ; subscription
S2; estaljlished 1876; L. Colmar, Jr., editor
and publisher ; circulation J 1.
\EVYS-LETTER : Simdavs; indepen-
dent : four pages ; size :j2x4(i ; established 1878 ;
News-Letter Co. (co-operative), editors and
publishers : circulation H H.
SATURDAYEYEMNG JOT RNAE:
Saturdays ; independent ; four pages ; size
26x40 ; subscription $2 : established 1879 ; Hal-
sted & Grubb, editors and publishers.
SFiVDAY' LEADER; Sundays; inde-
pendent ; eight pages ; size 32x45 ; subscrip-
tion S2 50; establi-shed 1875; C. C. Johnson,
editor and publisher; circulation G 1.
INITED STATES POST-OFFICE
Bl'LLETIN ; monthly, and QUAR-
TERLY"; four pages; size 21x28 ; subscrip-
tion—monthly 75 cents, quarterly 25 cents ;
established 1868 ; John H. Zevely, editor and
publisher ; an advertising sheet.
WINEIELD, C. H., Putnam Co, 600t
pop., on Kanawha r., 24 m. below Charles-
ton and 30 from Pt. Pleasant. Contains
steam flouring mill and a stave factory.
PUTNAM CO. DEMOCRAT; Fri
days ; democratiu ; four pages ; size 24x:34 ;
subscription .$1 30 ; established 1872 ; J. G.
Downtain, editor and puVjlisher; circulation
K 1.
W^IRT COURT HOUSE, Wirt Co.
WIRT CO. APPEAL.+t
AVIRT CO. MENTOR; Fridays ; re
publican ; four images ; size 23x38 ; suV)scrip-
tionS130; established 1873 ; Milton Wells &
Son, editors and publishers ; circulation J J ;
dated at Elizabeth.
WISCOXSIN.
AHNAPEE, Kewaunee Co., 2,000t
i)op. Contains saw and gi'ist mills and a
factory.
RECORD; Thursdays ; republican ;
eight pages ; size 28x44 : subscription $2 ; es-
tablished 1873 ; C. J. Barnes, editor and pub-
lisher ; circulation K.
ALBANY, Green Co., 700t pop., on
Sugar r., 7 m. from Broadhead. Has woolen
and flouring mills.
JOURNAL; Thursdays; independent;
eight pages; size 26x40: subscription $1 ; es-
tablished 1878; John E. Bartlett, editor and
publisher ; circulation K K.
ALMA, C. H., Buffalo Co., l,000t pop.,
on Mississippi r., about 25 m. above Winona,
Minn. Engaged in grain and lumber trade.
BUFFALO CO. JOURNAL ; Thurs
days; republican: four pages: size 26x40;
subscription .$2 ; established 1861 : J. W. De-
Groft", editor and publisher ; circulation K 1.
ANTIGO, Langlade Co. Lumbering
and farming section.
LANGLADE CO. REPUBLICAN;
Saturdays ; tour pages ; size 24x.33 ; subscrip-
tion $2; established 1880; George Ratcliffe,
editor and publisher.
APPLETON, C. H., Outagamie Co.,
7,000+ pop., on Fox r., and on Chicago &
Northwestern and S. S. & W. Rds., 100 m.
from MiUvaukee and 200 from Chicago.
Has the greatest water power in the West—
49 feet fall within a mile. Steamers con-
nect ^vith the lakes on one hand and with
the Mississippi r. on the other. Engaged in
various manufactures, including wooden -
ware, iron, paper, paper pulp, flour, and
agricultural implements. Seat of Lawrence
University.
CRESCENT; Saturdays; four page.s ;
size 28x44 ; subscription §2 ; established 1853 ;
Ryan & Bro., editors and publishers ; circ'n J.
PEOPLE'S CHAMPION: Saturdays;
independent ; eight pages : size 25x38 ; sub-
scription ,$1; established 1878; I. R. Sanford,
editor ; Sanford, Wait & Co., publishers ; cir-
culation .J 1.
POST; Thursdays; four pages; size
26x40; established 1859 ; Post Publishing Co.,
editors and publishers ; circulation J.
VOLRSFREUND; Fridays: German;
democratic ; eight pages ; size .30x4:3 ; sub-
scription S2; established 187(1; H. W.Meyer,
publisher; circulation J J 1. Has the largest
circulation of any German paper in the State
outside of Milwaukee.
COLLEGIAN AND NEOTERIAN;
monthly ; twenty-four pages : size of page
9x11 ; subscription SI ; established 1867 ;
Students of Lawrence University, editors ;
Collegian Co., publishers ; circulation K ; a
college paper ; issued during the collegiate
year.
ARCADIA,
pop.
Trempealeau Co., l,200t
378
GEO. P. ROWELL & CO'S
WISCONSIN.
WISCONSIN.
REPUBLICAN ANI) I.EADER ;
Thursdays ; republican ; four pages ; size
26x40; subscription $1 50; established 1875;
Charles A. Leith, editor aud publisher; cir
culation J.
TREIUPEAI.EAU CO. DE3IO-
CRAT; P'ridays ; democratic ; four pages;
size 24x35; subscription $1; established 1879;
N. P. Tucker, editor and publisher.
ARENA, Iowa Co., 2,i;n pop. of
township. On M. & St. P. Rd., 30 in. W. of
Madison. Has largest stock and hog mar-
ket Avithin radius of ."^O miles. Adjoins the
great mining centre of the State.
STAR; Fridays; four pages; size 24x36 ;
subscription $1 25 ; established 1874 ; D. H.
Williams, editor; Star Co., publishers; cir-
culation K K.
ASHLAND, C. H., Ashland Co., TOOf
pop., on Wis. Cr. Rd., and Lake Superior, 80
m. E. of Duluth, Minn. Engaged in lumber-
ing and Ashing. Has good trout fishing.
PRESS ; Saturdays ; republican ; four
pages ; size 26x40; subscription $2 ; established
1872 ; S. S. Fifleld, editor and publisher ; cir-
culation K.
AUGUSTA, Earc Claire Co., l,500t
pop., on West Wisconsin Rd., 21 m. E.
of Eau Claire and 112 from St. Paul,
Minn. Possesses water power and is sur-
rounded by an agricultural district.
EAGLiE; Saturdays; republican; four
pages ; size 22x31 ; subscription $2 ; establish-
ed 1874 ; G. O. Jones, editor and publisher ;
circulation K.
BALDWIN,'?^- Croix Co, 1, coot pop.,
on West Wisconsin Rd., 40 m. E. of St.
Paul, Minn. Engaged in milling, lum-
bering and tanning, and the manufacture
of wagons.
BUIiIjETIN; Saturdays; eight pages; size
25x38 ; subscription $2 ; established 1873 ; J.
H. Montefiore, editor and publisher ; circula-
tion K 1.
BARABOO, C. II., Sauk Co., 4,000t
pop., on Baraboor., and Wisconsin division
of Chicago & Northwestern Rd., about 40
m. N. W. of Madison. Centre of an agri-
cultural district. The river affords water
power.
DOLiTiAR TIMES; (see Spring Green).
REPUBLIC; Wednesdays; republican;
four pages : size 27x41; subscription $1 50 ; es-
tablished 1855; Edwin E. Woodman, editor
and publisher ; circulation .J.
SAUK CO. DEMOCRAT; Saturdays;
•democratic ; four pages ; size 26x40; subscrip-
tion $1 50 ; established 1880 ; J. G. Ford, editor ;
C. W. Ford, publisher.
SAUK CO. REPUBLICAN; Tues
days ; independent-republican ; four pages ;
size 26x40 ; subscription $1 50 ; established
1879 ; Noj'es & Dykins, editors and publishers.
BARRON, C. H., Barron Co., 538
pop. of township. In a lumbering dis-
trict.
BARRON CO. SHIELD; Thursdays;
republican ; eight pages ; size ;50x44 ; subscrip-
tion $2 ; established 1876 ; Walter Speed & Co.,
editors and publishers ; circulation K.
BAYFIELD, C. H., Bayfield Co., 700t
pop., on Bayfield Harbor, 16 m. from Ash-
land, at terminus of W. C. Rd. Engaged in
fishing and lumbering. A superior summer
resort and brook trout fishing section.
P.R ESS; Saturdays ; independent ;
four pages ; size 22x30 ; subscription $2 ; es-
tablished 1868; D. L. Stinchfield, editor; Press
Co., publishers ; circulation K.
BAY VIEW, Milwaukee Co., 3,200t
pop., on Chicago & Northwestern Rd. and
on Lake Michigan, 3 ni. S. of Milwaukee.
Has iron rolling mill and blast furnaces.
Agricultural district on the south and west.
NATIONAL BUREAU; Saturdays:
four pages; size 26x40; established 1879; A.
E. Vanderpool, editor and publisher.
BEAVER DAM, Dodge Co., 3,700t
pop., on Milwaukee & St. Paul Rd., 61 m.
from Milwaukee. Surrounded by an agri-
cultural district, possessing water power,
which is employed in various manufac-
tures. Seat of Wayland University.
ARCtUS; Thin-sdays ; democratic; four
pages ; size 26x40 ; subscription $1 50 ; estab-
lished 1860 ; Sherman & Gowdey, editors and
publishers ; circulation K.
DODGE CO. CITIZEN; Thursdays;
republican ; four pages ; size 26x40 ; subscrip-
tion $2 ; established 1836 ; Thomas Hughes,
editor and publisher ; circulation K 1.
BELOIT, Jiock Co., 5,000t pop., on
Western Union Rd., at intersection of Madi-
son division of Chicago & North-western
Rd., 69 ni. from Racine, 93 from Chicago, and
68 from Milwaukee. Engaged in manufac-
turing, and centre of populous farming ilis-
trict. Several institutions of learning loca-
ted here, among them Belolt College.
FREE PRESS; Thursdays; four pages ;
size 28x44 ; subscription $2 ; established 1848 ;
Henry F. Hobart, editor and publisher ; cir-
culation J.
GRAPHIC; Wednesdays; democratic;
eight pages ; size 26x40 ; subscription $1 50 ;
established 1877; O. H. Brand, editor and
publisher ; circulation K 1.
OUTLOOK; Saturdays ; republican ;
four pages ; size 24x36 ; subscription $2 ; es-
tablished 1879 ; J. A. Truesdell, editor and
publisher.
ROUND TABLE; bi-weekly ; twenty
pages; size of page 8x11 ; subscrlptl6u $2 50;
established 1854 ; Students of Belolt College,
editors and publishers ; circulation K ; a col-
lege paper ; issued during the collegiate year.
BERLIN, Green Lake Co., 3,500t pop.,
on Fox r. and terminus of Berlin branch of
Northern division of Milwaukee & St. Paul
Rd. 98 m. from Milwaukee and 42 from
Horicon junction, on Eastern division.
Centre of trade for surrounding district. In
a cranberrj'-growing country.
COURANT; Tuesdays; republican ; four
pages ; size 26x40 ; subscription $2 ; estab-
lished 18.54 ; D. Junor, editor and publisher ;
circulation K 1.
JOURNAL; Wednesdays; republican;
four pages ; size 26x40 ; subscription $2 ; es-
tablished 1870 ; Chas. G. Starks, editor and
publislier ; circulation K 1.
BLACK EARTH, Dane Co., 900t
pop., on Black Earth creek and Chicago,
Milwaukee & St. Paul Rd., 20 m. W. of Madi-
son. In an agricultural district. Shipping
point for grain and stock.
ADVERTISER; Thursdays ; four pages;
size 26x40 ; subscription $1 50 ; established
186S ; C. Burnett, editor ; Burnett & Son, pub-
lishers ; circulation K 1.
BLACK RIVER FALLS, C. H.,
Jackson Co., 1,800+ pop., on Black r. and
West Wisconsin Rd., 45 m. from La Crosse.
AMERICAN NEWSPAPER DIRECTORY.
379
WISCONSIN.
WISCONSIN.
Engaged in the lumber trade and various
manufactures.
BADGER STATE BANNER; Fri
days ; republican ; four pages ; size 28x44 ;
subscription $2 ; established 1856 ; Frank :
"Cooper, editor ; Cooper & Son, publishers ;
circulation K K 1.
WISCONSIN INDEPENDENT;
Wednesdays ; independent ; four pages ; size
26x49 ; subscription §2 ; established 1871 ; B. |
J. Castle, editor and publisher ; circulation J.
BOSCOBEL, Grant Co., 1,509 pop.
DIAL; Fridays; four pages; size 26x40;
subscription S2 ; established 1872 ; H. D. Far- 1
•quharson, editor and publisher ; circ'n K. ;
BRANDON, Fond du Lac Co., 600t :
pop., in Metomen township, on Milwaukee I
& St. Paul Rd., 74 m. from Milwaukee and
20 from Berlin.
TIMES ; Thursdays ; republican ; four
pages ; size 24x36 ; subscription §1 50 ; e.stab-
lished 1865 ; Martin C. Short, editor and pub-
lisher ; circulation K.
BRODHEAD, Green Co., l,o48 pop.,
on Sugar r. and Prairie du Chieu division
of Milwaukee & St. Paul Rd., 89 m. from
Milwaukee and 20 from Janesville. Sur-
rounded by an agricultural district.
INDEPENDENT; Fridays; republican;
four pages ; size 34x:^5 ; subscription SI 50 :
■established 186J : E. A. Charlton, editor and
publisher ; circulation K.
BURLINGTON, Racine Co., 1,589
pop., on Fox r. and Western Union Rd., 27
m. from Racine. The river furnishes power,
which is employed in several manufactories.
DEMOCRAT; Wednesdays ; demo- 1
cratic ; four pages ; size 21x:30 ; subscription
$1 50; established 1879; Levi K. Alden, editor
and publisher.
STANDARD ; Saturdays ; republican ;
tour pages ; size 24x;>4 : subscription $2 ; es-
tablished 1863 ; Henry L. Devereux, editor
and publisher ; circulation K 1.
CEDARBURG, Ozaukee Co. |
ENTERPRISE; Wednesdays; inde-
pendent ; four pages ; size 24X.36 ; subscrip-
tion $2 ; established 1879 ; J. J. Straub. J. H.
Hilgen and Fred. Meyer, editors and publish-
•ei's ; circulation K.
CENTRALIA, Wood Co., l.OOOt pop.,
at junction of G. B. & M. Rd. with W. V. Rd.,
opposite Grand Rapids. A lumbering town.
ENTERPRISE; Wednesdays; inde- .
pendent ; four pages ; size 24x.35 : subscrip- j
tion SI 50 ; establi.shed 1879 ; C. H. Clark, edi- j
tor and publisher ; circulation K.
CHILTON, C. H., Calumet Co., 2,000t
pop., on Manitowoc r., about 10 m. E. of
Lake Winnebago and on Wisconsin Central
Rd., 76 m. from Milwaukee. In a farming
district.
DER VOI.KSBOTE; Saturdays; Ger-
man; democratic; four pages; size 26x40:
subscription S2 ; established 1877 ; George !
Schleyer, editor and publisher ; circ'n J 1. ;
TI3IES; Saturdays; democratic; four!
pages ; size 26x40 ; subscription §2 ; estab-
lished 1858 ; John P. Hume, editor and pub-
lisher ; circulation J.
WISRONSIN DEMOKRAT: Thurs
■days ; German ; independent ; four pages ;
:size 26x40 ; subscription .$1 50 ; established
1873 ; A. H. Arnold, editor and publisher ; cir- '
•culation K 1.
CHIPPEWA FALLS, C. H., Chip-
pewa Co., 2,507 pop., on Chippewa r., at Chip-
pewa Falls, about 80 m. from La Crosse.
Has water power, and is engaged in the
lumber trade and agriculture.
CHIPPEWA HERALD; Fridays;
four pages ; size 28x44 ; subscription §2 ; es-
tablished 1870 ; George C. Ginty, editor and
publisher ; circulation J.
CHIPPEWA TIMES; Wednesdays;
democratic ; four pages ; size 28x44 ; subscrip-
tion §2 ; established 187.5 ; Hoffman & Cun-
ningham, editors and publishers ; circ'n K 1.
CLINTON, Hock Co., l,100t pop., at
junction of N. W. & Western Union Rds.
Engaged in milling and the manufacture of
carriages. Also has grain elevators.
ROCK CO, REPUBLICAN ; Wed
nesdays ; four pages ; size 24x35 ; subscrip-
tion |l 50; established 1874; P. H. & H. S.
Swift, editors and publishers ; circulation K.
COLBY, Marathon Co., SOOf pop., on
Wis. Central Rd. ; lumbering district ; soil
adapted to farming.
PHONOGRAPH; Wednesdays; four
pages; size 24x35; subscription $1 50; e.stab-
lished 1879 ; Simuel J. and Joel J. Shafer, edi-
tors and publishers ; circulation K.
COLUMBUS, Columbia Co., 1,888
pop., on Milwaukee & St. Paul Rd., 63 m.
from Milwaukee. Engaged principally in
agriculture and a business centre.
DEMOCRAT; Saturdays; democratic;
eight pages ; size 30x44 ; subscription $2 ; es-
tablished 1868: H. D. Bath, editor and pub-
lisher ; circulation J 1.
REPUBLICAN; Saturdays; republican;
eight pages ; size 3!)x44 ; subscription §2 ; es-
tablished 1868 ; J. R. Decker, editor and pub-
lisher ; circulation K 1.
DARLINGTON, C. H., La Fayette
Co., 2,773 pop., on Pecatonica r. and Mineral
Point Rd., 15 m. from 3Iineral Point and 150
from Chicago. Engaged in mining and
manufacturing, and a depot for the ship-
ment of grain and pork.
LA FAYETTE CO. DEMOCRAT;
Fridays ; democratic ; four pages ; size
24x36 ; subscription §2 ; established 1865 ; J. G.
Knight, editor and put>lisher ; circ'n K 1.
REPUBLICAN; Fridays; republican;
four pages ; size 28x44 ; subscription $2 ; estab-
li.shed 1861 ; James Biutliff &'Son, editors and
publishers : circulation J.
DEL A VAN, Walworth Co., 2,000t
pop., on Turtle creek and Western Union
Rd., 46 m. from Racine, 13 from Clinton,
and 65 from Milwaukee.
ENTER PRISE.++
REPUBLICAN; Fridays; republican;
four pages ; size 26x40 ; subscription §2 ; estab-
lished 1863 ; Geo. B. Tallman, editor and pub-
lisher ; circulation K 1.
DE PERE, Brown Co., 4,000t pop.,
on Fox r. and Chicago & North-western and
Wis. Central Rds. Engaged in manufac-
tures of various kinds, principally pig iron,
agricultural implements, freight cars and
wooden ware. Terminus of a line of pro-
pellers.
DE STANDAARD; Fridays; Holland-
ish ; catholic ; four pages ; size 24x36 ; sub-
scription S2 ; established 1878 ; De Standaard
Printing Co., editors and publi.shers ; circula-
tion K 1.
FACTS ■H
NEWS AND BROWN CO. HER-
ALD ; Saturdays ; republican ; four pages;
size 28x44 ; subscription $2 ; established 1871 ;
P. R. Proctor, editor and publisher ; circ'n J J.
DE SOTO, Vernon Co.
380
GEO. P. ROWELL & GO'S
WJSCOXSIN.
KEPUBl.K'AN ; Thursdays; republi-
can ; four pages ; size 2iix2(i ; subscription §1 :
established 1878 ; Miller & Co., editors and
publishers ; circulation K.
DODGEVILLE, C. H., Iowa Co.,
2,000+ pop., 15 ni. from Madison. Lead and
copper mines are worked in this vicinity.
Large amount of zinc ore raised here.
CHRONICIiE ; Fridays; republican;
four pages ; size 2(;x4') ; subscription $1 2(' ; es-
tablished 18."i8 ; A. S. Hearn, editor and pub-
lisher ; circulation .J.
DURAND, C. II., Pepin Co., 917 pop.,
on Chippewa r., about 20 m. froin its en-
trance into Mississippi r. Largest town in
a radius of 25 ni., and a business centre.
Surrounded by a wheat-growing country.
PEPIN CO. COURIElt; Fri
days; republican; eight pages; size 26x40;
subscription .§2 ; establislied lS77 ; W. H.
Huntington, editor and ))ublisher ; circ'n K 1.
Only paper in the count i/. Advertising rates
reasonable ; no cuts inserted.
EAST TROY, Walworth Co.
GAZETTE; Wednesdays; four pages;
size 23x31 ; subscription $1 ; established 1879 ;
F. D. Craig, editor and publisher.
EAU CLAIRE, C. H., Emi Claire Co.,
10,000+ pop., on Chicago, St. Paul & Minne-
apolis Rd., and terminus of Chippewa &
Western ; also at junction of Eau Claire
and Chippewa rs., 70 m. N. of La Crosse.
Said to be the largest lumber manufactur-
ing city In the West ; centre of trade for a
radius of 40 miles.
FREE PRESS; every evening except
Sunday, and WEEKLY, Thursdays ; re-
publican ; four pages ; size— daily 22x30,
weekly 28x43 ; subscription— dailv $10", weekly
$2 ; established— daily 1872, weekly 1858 ; Free
Press Co., editors and publishers ; circulation
—daily K, weekly I L
ARGUS ; Thursdays; independent; four
pages : size 22x31 ; subscription $1 ; establish-
ed 1879; R. H. Copeland, editor and publisher.
NEWS ; Saturdays ; democratic : four
pages ; size 26x40 ; subscription .$2 ; establish-
ed 1869 ; S. S. Kepler, editor : News Printing
Co., publishers; circulation K 1.
EDGERTON, Rock Co., located in the
centre of the tobacco region of the S:^ate.
WISCONSIN TOBACCO REPOR-
TER; Fridays; four pages; size 24x35 ; sub-
scription $1 65 ; established 1874 ; W. F. Tous-
ley, editor and publisher ; circulation K 1.
ELKHORN, C. H., Walworth Co.,
1,500+ pop., on Western Union Rd., at junc-
tion of Racine branch, 40 m. from Racine.
In a fertile agricultural district.
WA L WORTH CO. I N D E P E N -
DENT ; Thursdays ; republican ; four pages ;
size 26x40 ; subscription $2 ; established 1854 ;
M. T. Park, editor and publisher; circula-
tion J J.
ELLSWORTH, C. H., Pierce Co.,
I,3u0-f' pop., IS m. E. of Prescott, 12 from
River Falls. Engaged in miscellaneous
manufactures.
PIERCE CO. HERALD; Wednesdays;
republican ; four pages ; size 24x35 ; subscrip-
tion $2 ; established 1868 ; Case & Doolittle,
editors and publishers ; circulation K 1.
ELROY, Juneau Co., TOOf pop., on
Chicago & N. W. Rd., at terminus of West
Wis. Rd., and on Baraboo r. In a fa ming
country, and has two flour mills.
PL.AIN TALKER; Fridays; eight
WISCONSIN.
pages; size 26x4 t; .subscription $1 -50; estab-
lished 1876 ; K. C. Kibbe, editor and publisher;
circulation K.
EVANSVILLE, noch Co., l, coot pop.,
on Madison division of Chicago & North-
western Rd., 22 m. from Madison. Sur-
rounded by a farming country.
REVIEW.++
FOND DU Y^AG.C.Yi., Fond du Lac
Co., 16,068+ pop., at S. end of Lake Winne-
bago, and on Chicago & North-western,
Milwaukee Air Line and Sheboygan & Fond
du Lac Rds., 60 m. from Milwaukee and 177
from Chicago. A heavy grain, lumber and
pork market. Considerable manufactur-
ing carried on.
COMMONWEALTH ; every evening
except Sunday, and WEEKLY, Saturdays;
republican ; four pages ; size— daily 24x36,
weekly 28.ii:45 ; subscription — daily §10, weekly
$2 ; established— daily 1870, weekly 1851 ; H.
Kutchin & Elliott, editors and publishers ;
circulation— daily K, weekly J 1.
DIE FREIE VOLKS-PRESSE; Fri
days ; German : greenback ; four pages ; size
25x38 ; subscription .$2 ; established 1878 ; T. F.
Kuemlau, editor; Karl A. Bruederle, publisher;
circulation J 1.
JOURNAL; Thursdays ; democratic ;
eight pages ; size 30x44 ; subscription $1 50 ; es-
tablished 1846 ; Russell & Olcott, editors and
publishers : circulation J 1.
NORDWESTLICHER COURIER ;
Tuesdays ; German ; democratic ; eight pages;
size 3 )x44 ; subscription .$2 : established 1871 ;
P. F. L. Warns, editor ; William F. Weber,
publisher ; circulation I.
SATURDAY REPORTER ; Satur
days ; republican ; four pages ; size 30x49 ;
subscription .fl 50 ; estalilisned 1860 ; Thwing &
Pillsbury, editors and publishers : circ'n J 1.
WISCONSIN FARMER; Saturdays;
agricultural ; sixteen pages ; size of page
9x12 ; subscription $1 50 ; established 1879 ; Ed-
ward Beeson, editor ; J. W. Lockiu, manager.
FORT ATKINSON, Jefferson Co.,
2,.500+ pop., on Rock r. and Chicago & North-
western Rd., 20 m. from Janesville and 111
from Chicago. In an agricultural district^
and carrying on manufactures and mills.
Centre of a grain, dairy and produce trade.
JEFFERSON CO. UNION; Fridays;
republican ; four pages ; size 28x44 ; subscrip-
tion $1 75; established 1870; W. -D. Hoard,
editor and publisher ; circulation J 1.
FORT HOWARD, Broivn Co.,
3,610+ pop., on Fox r., at head of Green bay.
Northern terminus of Wisconsin division
and southern terminus of Peninsula divis-
ion of C. & N. W. Rd., and eastern terminus
of G. B. & Minn. Rd. Engaged in lumber
trade and manufactures.
JOURNAL ; Fridays ; independent ;
eight pages ; size 26x40 ; subscriptit>n $1 .50 ;
established 1878 ; A. Sutherland, editor and
publisher ; circulation K 1.
REVIEW; Wednesdays; four pages; size
21x29 ; subsci-iption .SI ; established 1875 ; Re-
view Pi-inting Co., editors and publishers;
circulation K 1.
FOUNTAIN CITY, Buffalo Co.,
1,000+ pop., on Mississippi r., 8 m. above Wi-
nona and 40 above La Crosse. Has a steam-
er landing, and is a grain and wheat mar-
ket for an agricultural district.
BUFFALO CO. REPUBLIKANER;
Wednesdays ; German ; independent ; four
pages; size 28x40; subscription $2; estab-
lished 1861 ; Joseph Leicht, editor and pub-
lisher ; circulation J 1.
AMERICAN NEWSPAPER DIRECTORY.
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WISCOXSIN.
FOX LAKE, I)odge Co., l,570t pop.,
on Milwaukee & St. Paul Rd., 65 m. from
Milwaukee. In a wheat-growing section.
REPKESEXTATIVE; Fridays; repub-
lican ; four pages; size •24x3(5; subscription
$2; established 1866; Hotchkiss & S )n, editors
and publishers ; circulation K.
FRIENDSHIP, C. H., Adams Co.,
651H- pop., on Little Rijche-a-Cris r. Engaged
in raising hops, stock and gi-ain.
ADA3IS CO. PRESS; Saturdays;
republican ; eight pages ; size 30x44 ; sub-
scription $2 ; established 1861 ; S. W. Pierce,
editor and publisher ; circulation K.
GAliESVILLE, C. H., Tremiiealeau
Co., 1,063 pop., 8 m. N. E. of Tz-empealeau.
INDEPENDENT; Thursdays ; four
pages; size 36x40; subscription $1 50; estab-
lished 1874 ; S. S. Luce, editor ; Galesville
Printing Co., publishers ; circulation K.
GENEVA, Walworth Co., 2,185t pop.,
on Geneva lake, and Fox r. branch of Clii-
cago & Xorth-western Rd. Finest summer
resort in Wisconsin.
GENEVA LAKE HERA ED; Satur
days ; republican ; four pages : size 28x44 ;
subscription §2 ; established 1872 ; J. E. Heg,
editor; Heg & Nethercut, publishers; cir-
culation J 1.
GRAND RAPIDS, C. H., Wood Co.,
3,000+ pop., on Wisconsin r., W) m. N. of
Portage City. Engaged in the lumbering
business.
WLSCONSIX.
TRIBUNE; Saturdays; four pages; size
24x36 ; subscription $2 ; established 1873 ;
Arthur A. Bruudage, editor and publisher;
circulation K.
WOOD CO. REPORTER; Thursdays;
republican ; four pages ; size 24x3.5 ; subscrip-
tion !$2 ; established 18.58 ; H. B. Philleo, edi-
tor; J. E. lugraham & Co., publishers; circu-
lation K.
GRANTSBURG, C. H., Bm-jiett Co.,
100+ pop., not far from Rush City, Minn.
Possesses saw and flour mills.
BURNETT CO. SENTINEL; Fridays;
republican ; four pages ; size 22x32 ; sub-
scription SI 50; established 1875; W. E. Tal-
boys, editor and publisher ; circulation K.
GREEN BAY, C. H., Broivn Co.,
8,037+ pop., on Fox r., at head of Green bay,
and Chicago & North-western Rd., and
Green Bay & Minnesota, and Wisconsin
Central Rds. Has harbor and lake com-
merce. Engaged in lumber trade. Fish
business carried on.
STATE GAZETTE: every evening ex-
cept Sunday, and WEEKLY, Saturdays ;
republican ; four pages ; size — daily 23x33,
weekly 29x46 ; subscription— daily $9, weekly
S2 50; established— daily 1871, weekly 1866;
Hoskinsou & Follett, editors and publishers ;
circulation — daily K, weekly J 1.
ADVOCATE; Thursdays ; democratic ;
four pages ; size 31x48 ; subscription $3 ; es-
tablished 1846 ; Charles D. Robinson, editor ;
Robinson Bros. & Clark, publishers ; circula-
lation H.
CONCORDIA; Thursdays; German;
catholic ; eight pages ; size .30x44 ; subscrip-
tion $3 50 ; established 1874 ; Concordia Print-
ing Association, editors and publishers; cir-
culation J 1.
GLOBE; Wednesdays ; independent ; four
pages ; size 20x26 ; subscription $1 ; estab-
lished 1875 ; M. D. Kimball, editor and pub-
lisher ; cli-culation K 1.
HARTFORD, Washington Co., l,500t
pop., on Mil. & St. Paul Rd., 34 m. N. W. of
Milwaukee. Engaged in manufacture of
agricultui-al implements.
WASHINGTON CO. REPUBLI-
CAN; Wednesdays ; republican ; four page.s;
size 24x36; subscripti(jn SI 50; established
1872 : Wm. George, editor and publisher ; cir-
culation K.
HUDSON, C. n.ist. Croix Co., 2,000t
pop., on St. Ci'oix r., and West Wisconsin
Rd., 20 m. E. of St. Paul, Minn. The river is
navigable for large steamboats to this
point. Engaged in manufacturing and a
shipping point for wheat.
STAR AND TIDIES; Fridays; repub
lican ; four pages ; size 28x44 ; subscription
$2 ; established 1855 ; Taylor & Price, editors
and publishers ; circulation J.
TRUE REPl'BLICAN; Wednesdays;
four pages ; size 26x40 : subscription $2 ; es-
tablished 1871 ; Cline & Coggswell, editors and
publishers ; circulation J.
I N D E PE N D E N C E, Trempealeaii
Co., 7.50+ pop., on G. B. & M. Rd. and on
Trempealeau r., 6 m. from Whitehall. Farm-
ing and flour milling are the chief pui-suits.
NEWS; Thursdays; eight pages; size
26x40; subscription SI 50; established 1878;
Howe & Turnbull, editors and publishers ;
circulation K.
JANESVILLE, C. H., Itock Co.,
11,000+ pop., on Rock r., and Chicago &
North-western Rd., 91 m. from Chicago and
70 from Milwaukee. A branch of the Mil-
waukee & St. Paul Rd. passes through here,
connecting with Milwaukee. Rock r. fur-
nishes power, which is employed in mauu
facturing. Surrounded by an agricultural
district.
GAZETTE ; everv evening except Sun-
day, SE3II-AVEEKLY, Tuesdays and
Fridays, and WEEKLY, Thursdays; re-
publican ; four pages ; size— daily and semi-
weekly 24x35, weekly 31x48 ; subscription—
dailv S9, semi-Aveekly S3, weekly SI 50 ; estab-
lished--daily 1857, weekly 1845 ; Gazette Print-
ing Co., editors and publishers ; circulation-
daily K 1, semi-weekly K, weekly 1 1.
RECORDER; every morning except
Sunday, and ROCK CO. RECORDER,
Fridays ; republican ; four pages ; size— daily
22x31, weekly 28x44 ; subscription— daily $5,
weekly SI 25 ; established— dailj^ 1878, weekly
1869 ; Veeder & Leonard, editors and publish-
ers ; circulation— daily K K, weekly J. Tlie
" Daily Recorder " Jias the largest circulation
in the city and is read by all classes. Adver-
tising rates reasonable.
CITY TIMES ; Thursdays; democratic ;
four pages ; size 26x40 ; subscription $1 50 ;
established 1869; Wilson & Tousley, editors
and publishers ; circulation K 1.
ROCK CO. RECORDER; (see Record
^WISCONSIN EXPRESS ; Wednes
days ; independent ; four pages ; size 24x36 ;
subscription 50 cents ; established 1879 ; Wal-
lace C. Brown & Co., editors and publish-
ers.
JEFFERSON, C. H., Jefferson Co.,
2,213+ pop., on Wiscon.sin division of Chica-
go & North-western Rd., 13 m. S. of Water-
town, 117 from Chicago, 45 from Milwaukee
1 and 30 from Madison. Rock r. furnishes
power for several mills and factories
here.
BANNER : Thursdays ; democratic ; four
pages; size 26x40 ; subscription SI 5*j ; estab
lished 1861) ; I. T. Carr, editor and publisher ;
circulation J.
382
GEO. P. ROVVELL & GO'S
WISCONSIN.
INDEPENDENT; Wednesdays; inde-
pendent; eight pages; size 27x32; subscrip-
tion $1 50; established 1879; J. W. Odell, edi-
tor and publisher.
JENNY, C. H.; Lincoln Co., noof pop.,
«)n Wis(X)nsin r., 18 ni. N. of Wauseon. En-
gaged in farming and lumbering.
LilNCOLN CO. ADVOCATE; Satur
days; eight pages : size 30x44; subscription
f2; established 1875; M. H. McCord, editor
and publisher ; circulation K.
NOItTIIERN WISCONSIN NEWS;
Wednesdays ; eight pages ; size 30x44 ; sub-
scription $2 ; established 1878 ; R. F. Vaughan,
editor: Northern Wisconsin Publishing Co.,
publisntirs; circulation K.
JUNEAU, C. H., Dodge Co., (JOOf pop.,
on Chicago & North-western Rd., 58 m. N.
W. of Milwaukee and 145 from Chicago.
Shipping point for produce.
TELEPHONE; Saturdays ; eight pages ;
size 26x40 ; subscription $1 50 ; established
1878 ; C. A. Pettibone, editor and publisher ;
circulation K.
KENOSHA, C. H., Kenosha Co., 5,500t
pop., on Lake Michigan, 35 m. S. of Mil-
waukee and 55 N. of Chicago ; on
Milwaukee division of Chicago & North-
\Yestern Rd., also eastern terminus of
Kenosha, Rockford & Rock Island Rd. It
has a good harbor and considerable lake
commerce. Engaged in manufacturing
wagons and thimble-skeins, and sur-
rounded by a butter and cheese district.
DEMOCRAT ; Saturdays ; democratic ;
four pages ; size 22x30 ; subs(!ription $1 ; es-
tablished 1879 ; Geoi-ge W. Warvelle, editor ;
B. A. Cole & Co., publishers.
TELEGRAPH; Thursdays; republican;
eight pages ; size 30x42 ; subscription $3 ;
established 184t) ; Hays McKinley, editor and
publisher ; circulation K 1.
UNION; Thursdays; independent ; eight
pages ; size 30x44 ; subscription $2 50 ; estab-
lished 1866 ; J. A. Killeeu, editor and ])ublisher;
circulation K 1.
KEWAUNEE, C. H., Kewaunee Co.,
l,200t pop., on Lake Michigan, at mouth of
Kewaunee r. , 27 m. E. of Green Bay.
ENTERPRISE; Fridays; four oages ;
size 26x40; subscription $2 ; established 1859;
John M. Read, editor and publisher ; circula-
tion K 1.
KIL.BOURN CITY, Columbia Co.,
1,114 pop., on La Crosse division of Milwau-
kee & St. Paul Rd., 17 m. N. W. of Portage.
Wisconsin r. affords water power for sev-
eral niills here.
DELLS REPORTER ; Saturdays ;
non-partisan ; eight pages ; size 22x32 ; sub-
scription $1 ; established 1879 ; A. C. Tuttle,
editor and publisher.
IiA CROSSE, C. H., La Crosse Co.,
15,000(- pop., on Mississippi r. and terminus
of La Crosse division of Chicago, Milwaukee
& St. Paul Rd. Termiuus of the Southern
Minnesota, Green Bay & Minnesota, Chicago,
Clinton, Dubuque & Minnesota; the Chicago,
Milwaukee & St. Paul and Chicago and
Nortliwestern Rds. also run through the
city. Engaged in lumber and other manu-
facturing and river commerce. Centre of
trade.
CHRONI(!LE; everv morning except
Monday, and WEEKLY, Thursdays; inde-
pendent ; daily four pages, weekly eight
WISCONSIN.
pages ; size— daily 22x32, weekly 28x42 ; sub-
scription—daily $8, weekly $2 ; established
1878; Ellis B. Usher, editor and publisher;
circulation— daily J, weekly K 1.
REPUBLICAN AND LEADER;
every evening except Sunday, and WEEK-
L Y, Saturdays ; republican ; lour pages : size
—daily 2-4x36, weekly 3ttx49; subscription-
daily $10, weekly $1 50 ; established 1854 ; W.
R. Finch, editor and publisher ; circulation-
daily K 1, weekly J J 1.
FAEDREIiANDET OG EMI-
GRANTEN; Wednesdays; Norwegian; re-
publican ; four pages; size 30x46 ; subscription
$2 20 ; established 1851 ; F. A. Husher, editor
and publisher; circulation G 1. The oldest
Norivegian newspaper in the United States. It
is not a local paper, but goes everywhere in
the country where there are Scandinavians.
NORD STERN; Thursdays; German;
eight pages ; size 32x46 ; subscription $2 ; es-
tablished 1856; John Ulrich, editor and pub-
lisher ; circulation J 1.
POMEROY'S DEMOCRAT; Satur
days ; democratic ; eight pages ; size 36x48 ;
subscription $2; established 1869; Mark M.
Pomeroy, editor and publisher ; circ'n X.
LAKE GENEVA (GENEVA P. O.),
Walworth Co. ; on Lake Geneva, a famous
fishing, yachting, camping and summer
resort. Visited yearly by many thousand
people.
NEWS; Fridays; eight pages ; size 26x40;
subscription $1 ; established 1877 ; J. S. Badger,
editor and publisher ; circulation K.
LAKE MILES, Jefferson Co., SOOj
pop. Farming ; butter and cheese-making.
SPIIiE; Tuesdays; independent; four
pages ; size 2^1x35 ; subscription $1 50 ; estab-
lished 1878 ; A. G. Bernard, editor and pub-
lisher ; circulation K.
LANCASTER, C. H., Grant Co.,
3,000-t- pop., on Gi'ant r., about 14 m. from
Mississippi r. and about 25 S. E. of Prairie
du Chien. Lead mines are found in this
vicinity. Centre of a minei*al and agricul-
tural county. Engaged in the manufacture
of woolen goods.
GRANT CO. HERALD; Thursdays;
republican ; four pages ; size 28x44 ; subscrip-
tion $2 ; established 1843 ; Edward Pollock,
editor and publisher ; circulation I.
LODI, Columbia Co., 725 pop., 20 m.
from Madison, on Chicago & North-western
Rd. Has fine water power. Surrounded
by an agricultural district.
VALLEY NEWS; Saturdays; repub-
lican ; four pages ; size 24x35 ; subscription
$1 50 ; established 1874 ; Peter Richards, editor
and publisher; cii'culation K.
MADISON, C. H., Dane Co. ; State
capital ; 18,145+ pop., situated between
Ltikes Mendota and Monona, 83 m. from
Milwaukee, at junction of four railroads.
Increasing in population and business. Sur-
rounded by an agricultural district.
DEMOCRAT ; everv morning except
Monday, and ^VEEKLY, Tuesdays ; dem-
ocratic ; daily four pages, weekly eight
pages ; size — daily 24x35, weekly 30x44 ; sub-
scription—daily $10, weekly $1 ; established-
daily 1865, weekly 1868; Democrat Co., edi-
tors and publishers ; circulation — daily J,
weekly I.
WISCONSIN STATE JOURNAL ;
every evening except Sunday, TRI-
WEEK.LY, Mondays, Wednesdays and
Fridays, and WEEKLY, Tuesdays; repub-
lican ; daily and triweekly four pages, week-
ly eight pages ; size— dally and triweekly
24x35, weekly 30x44 ; subscription— daily $10,
tri-weekly $5, weekly $1 ; established— daily
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WISCONSIN.
WISCONSIN.
]852. weekly 1839 ; David Atwood, editor and
publisher; circulation— daily J, triweekly
K, weekly I 1.
WISCONSIN BOTSCIIAFTER;
Thursdays; German; democratic; ei}<ht
paKCS ; size 3()x44 ; subscription $2 ; estal)lished
1869; R. Porsch, editor and publisher; cir-
culation K K 1.
WISCONSIN STAATS-ZEITCJNG ;
Wednesdays ; German ; eight pages ; size
:S()x43 ; subscription $2 ; established 1878 ;
Kleinpell & Schmidt, editors and publishers ;
circulation K K 1.
UNIVERSITY PRESS; semi-monthly;
sixteen pages ; size of page 9x12 ; suliscrip-
tion $1 75 ; established 1869 ; University Press
Co., publishers ; circ'n K ; a college paper.
WISCONSIN JOURNAL. OF EDU-
CATION ; monthly; educational; tifty-
two pages octavo ; subscription $1 ; estab-
lished 1871 ; Whitford & Pradt, editors and
publishers ; circulation 1 1.
MANITOWOC, C. H., ^Manitowoc
Co., 7,000+ pop., on Lake Michigan, at mouth
of Manitowoc r. and on M. L. S. & W. Rds.,
77 m. from Milwaukee. It has a harbor,
and is engaged in ship-building and manu-
facturing.
I>ER NORD-WESTEN ; Thursdays ;
German ; democratic ; eight pages ; size
31x44 ; subscription $2 50 ; established 1865 ;
Carl H. Schmidt, editor and publisher ; circu-
lation J 1; Der Nord-Westen Sonntags-Blatt,
eight pages, size 21x28, is Issued as a supple-
ment.
PILjOT; Thursdays; democratic; four
pages ; size 26x40 ; subscription $2 ; established
1859 ; Nagle & Borcherdt, editors and publish-
ers ; circulation J.
TRIBUN E ; Thursdaj^s ; republican ; four
pages; size 26x40; subscription $2; estab-
lished 18.'54 ; Tribune Co., editors and pub-
lishers.
MARINETTE, Oconto Co., 2,S00t
pop., on Chicago & North-western Rd. and
on Green bay, at mouth of Menominee r.,
37 m. from Green Bay. Engaged in the lum-
ber trade.
MARINETTE AND PESHTIGO
EAGLiE ; Saturdays; republican; eight
pages ; size 26x40 ; subscription .$2 ; established
1871 ; L. B. Noyes, editor and publisher ; cir-
culation K K.
MAUSTON, C. H., Juneau Co., l,200t
pop., on Lemonweir r. and Milwaukee & La
Crosse Rd., 127 m. from Milwaukee.
STAR; Thursdays ; four pages ; size 24x35 ;
subscription $1.50; established 1857; J. F.
Sprague & Son, editors and publishei's ; circu-
lation K 1.
MAYVILLE, Dodge Co.
DODGE CO. PIONIER ; Thursdays;
German ; eight images ; size 30x44 ; subscription
$2 ; established 1876 ; Rudolph B. Bogisch,
editor and publisher; circulation J 1.
MAZOMANIE, Dane Co., l,200t
pop., 23 m. from Madison, on C. M. &. St. P.
Rd. Engaged in manufacture of wagons
and fanning mills.
SICKIiE : Saturdays; eight pages; size
26x40; subscription $1 25 ; established 1874; S.
E. Bronson, editor; D. W. Bronson & Son,
publishers ; circulation K K.
MEDFORD, C. H., Taylor Co., GOOf
pop., on Black r. and Wis. Cen. Rd., 67 m. to
Stevens Point. Adapted to farming. In a
lumber region.
TAYLOR CO. STAR AND NEW S ;
Saturdays ; republican ; eight pages ; size
3(tx44; .subscription $150; established 1876;
Singleton Hubbell and E. T. Wheelock, edi-
tors and publishers ; circulation K 1.
MENASHA, Winnebago Co., 3,000t
pop., on Fox r., at outlet of Lake Winne-
bago, nearly opposite Neenah, 1 m. distant.
Contains grist mills, saw mills, potteries,
an iron foundry, and pail, chair and sash
and blind factories.
DER BEOBACHTER AM WIN-
NEBAGO; Saturdays; German; indepen-
dent ; four pages ; size 26x40 ; subscription $2;
established 1873 ; John Klinker, editor and
publisher ; circulation K.
PRESS : Thursdays ; republican ; four
pages ; size 26x40 ; subscription $2 ; established
1864 ; Geo. B. Pi'att, editor and publisher ; cir-
culation K 1.
MENOMONIE, C. H., Dunn Co.,
3,43;3+pop., on Red Cedar r. and vVest Wis.
Rd., 23 m. from Eau Claire and 40 from Wa-
basha.
DUNN CO. NEWS; Saturdays; repub-
lican ; eight pages ; size 30x44 ; subscription
$2 ; established 1860 ; Flint & Weber, editors
and publishers ; circulation K.
TI3IES ; Fridays ; eight pages ; size 30x44 ;
subscription .$2 ; established 1876 ; Times Print-
ing Co., editors and publishers ; circ'n K.
MERRILL AN, Jackson Co., l,100t
pop., on Hall's Creek, 12 m. from Black
River Falls, and about 200 from Milwaukee,
at junction of Green Bay & Minn, and C, St.
P. & M. Rds. Engaged in lumbering. A con-
siderable lumber-shipping point.
WISCONSIN LEADER; Fridays ; in
dependent ; four pages ; size 26x40 ; sub-
scription $1 50; established 1877; R. H. Gile,
editor and publisher ; circulation K. The
" Wisconsin Leader " is one of the most popu-
lar iveeklies in the State of Wisconsin, and
enjoys an exceptional influence and high
standing among the people of a prosperous
and progressive district.
MILTON, I^ock Co.
EXPRESS; Wednesdays;
size 24x36 ; sul)Scription $1 25 ;
1880; Wallace C. Brown, editor
Brown & Co., publishei's.
COL.LEGEJOURNAL.; monthly ;
eight pages ; size 18x23 ; subscription $1 ; es-
tablished 1878 ; Journal Co., publishers ; circu-
lation K ; a college paper ; issued during the
collegiate year.
TEMPERANCE HERAL,D; monthly ;
temperance ; eight pages ; size 26x40 ; sub-
.scription 75 cents; established 1879; B. J.
Curtis, editor; Badger & Curtis, publishers;
circulation J.
MILWAUKEE, C. H., Milwaukee
Co., 120,000+ pop., on Lake Michigan, at
mouth of Milwaukee r. It has one of the
finest harbors on the lakes, and is engaged
in commerce. One of the largest grain
markets in the West. There are In the
city grain warehouses and elevators with
a storage capacity of five or six million
bushels or upwards. The city is remark-
able for the rapidity of its gro\vth and the
healthfulness of its climate. Railroads
connect with Chicago and all of the prin-
cipal cities east and west, and the manu-
factures are various and important. The
Milwaukee r. at this point furnishes ample
water power. The city (now the largest in
the State) was settled in 1835. In ia50 the
population was 20,000 ; in 1860 about (»,C00.
EVENING SIGNA L : every evening
four pages:
establishea
Wallace C.
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GEO. P. ROWPJLL & CO'S
WISCONSIN.
WISCONSIN.
except Sunday ; iiult pendent ; four pages ;
size 24x35 ; subscription $6 ; established 1879 ;
C. C. Bowsfleld, editor and publisher.
EVENING WIJSCONSIN; every even-
ing except Sunday, SEMI-WEEK I. Y,
Wednesdays and Satur-
days, and WEEKIiY,
Wednesdays ; republi-
can ; daily and semi-
weekly four pages,week-
ly eight pages ; size-
daily 28x44, semi-weekly
2(5x40, weekly 32x46 ; sub-
scription—daily $9, semi-
weekly $3, weekly $1 50 ;
established — daily and
weekly 1847, semi-week-
ly 1862 ; Cramer, Aikeus
& Cramer, editors and
publisluTs ; circulation— daily H H 1, semi-
weekly K 1, weekly G.
FREIE PR EfS8E : every evening except
Sunday, WEEK li Y, Thursdays, and
.SONNTAGS-ZEITUXG, Sundays; Ger-
man ; daily four pages, weekly and Sunday
eight pages ; size— daily 28x40, weekly and
Sunday 31x46; subscription- daily $7 80,
weekly $1 50, Sunday $2 60 ; established 1877 ;
R. Michaelis, publisher ; circulation— daily
J 1, weekly L Sunday J 1.
HEROED; everj^ morning except Sun-
day, AVEEKLY, Tliursdays, and VOEKS
MAGAZIN, Sundays; German; indepen-
dent ; daily four pages, weekly and Sunday
eight pages ; size — daily and Sundaj' 28x42,
weekly 32x46 ; subscription— daily $10, weekly
$2 50, Sunday $2 50 ; established 1861 ; Herold
Co., editors and publishers ; circulation —
daily H 1, weekly I) ; does not insert adver-
tiseinents in the Sunday edition.
NEAVS; every morning except Monday,
SEiUI-VV^EEKEY, Tuesdays and Fridays,
and WEEKLY, Tuesdays; four pages;
size 28x44 ; subscription — daily SS, semi-
weekly $3, weekly §1 50 ; established 1846 ;
James S. White, editor and publisher; cir-
culation—daily III, semi-weekly K, week-
ly G 1.
SEE-BOTE; every evening except Sun-
day, and WEEKLY, Wednesdays ; German;
democratic ; four pages ; size— daily 28x42,
weekly 30x46 ; subscription— daily $9, weekly
$2 50; established 1851; P. V. Deuster & Co.,
editors and publishers ; circulation— daily J 1,
weekly G 1.
SENTINEL; every morning except Sun-
day, TRI- WEEKLY, Mondays, Wednes-
days and Fridays, and WEEKIiY, Tues-
days ; republican ; eight pages ; size 31x45 ;
subscription— daily Sll, tri-weekly $5 50,
weekly $1 ; established— daily 1844, weekly
1839; Sentinel Co., publishers; circulation-
daily H, triweekly J, weekly G 1.
AU; Sundays; German; comic; twelve
pages ; size of page 11x14 ; subscription $4 ;
established 1S78 ; A. Gfrorner, editor and pub-
lisher ; circulation J J 1.
CATHOLIC CITIZEN; Saturdays;
catholic ; eight pages ; size 3i ix44 : subscription
$2; established 1870; Rev. G. L. Willard, edi-
tor ; Rev. G. L. Willard and E. A. Bray, pub-
lishers ; circulation G.
CHRISTIAN STATESMAN; Thurs
days ; evangelical ; four pages ; size 26x40 ;
subscription $1 50 ; established 1869 ; I. L.
Hauser & Co., editors and publishers ; circu-
lation G.
COLUMBIA; Thursdays; German;
catholic ; eight pages ; size 30x44 ; subscrip-
tion $2 50 ; established 1874 ; German Catholic
Printing Society, editors and publishers ; cir-
culation H H 1.
FOLKEBLADET; (see St. Paul, Minn.)
FREIDENKER; Sundays; German;
Independent ; eight pages ; size 24x36 ; sub-
scription $2 50 ; established 1872 ; C. H. Boppe,
editor; Doerflinger Book and Publishing Co.,
publishers ; circulation G ; the Turnzeitung,
same size, is issued as a supplement.
GAZETTE; Saturdays ; four pages ;
size 22x30 ; subscription $1 50 ; establislied
1879; Michael W. O'Ryan, editor and pub-
lisher.
GER3IANIA; Wednesdays; German;
independent ; eight pages ; size 34x46 ; sub-
scription $2, with Hausfreund supplement
$2 50; established 1873; George Koeppen, edi-
tor; Germania Publishing Co., publishers;
circulation C 1. Has the largest circulation
ofani/ German veekly published ivest of New
York; its influence and calue have increased
frotn i/ear to year, and its popularity as an
advertising medium has strictly extended
irith its growth in circulation. Advertisers
will find this prominent German paper fully
ivorthi/ of the best attention.
JOtRNAL OF COMMERCE; Wed
nesdays ; four pages ; size 21x31 ; subscription
$2 50 ; established 1864 ; E. W. Magann, man-
ager ; circulation X.
NORTHWESTERN GROCER;
Thursdays ; commercial ; twelve pages ; size
of page 12x18 ; subscription $2 ; established
1879; Trayser Bros., editors and publishers.
PECK'S SUN; Saturdays ; eight pages ;
size 32x46 ; subscription $2 50 ; established
1874 ; George W. Peck, editor and publisher ;
circulation Gl.
SONNTAGS-BLATT; (see Banner
und Volksfreund).
! SONNTAGS-ZEITUNG; (see Freie
! Presse).
STATE JOURNAL AND SOUTH
SIDE ADVOCATE; Saturdays; eight
pages ; size 30x44 ; subscription ,*2 ; established
1879 ; A. J. Langworthy & Co., editors and pub-
lishers ; circulation I.
SUNDAY TELEGRAPH; Sundays;
eight pages ; size 35x48 ; subscription $2 ; es-
tal)lished 1878 ; Calkins & Watrous, editors
and publishers ; circulation 1 1.
VOLKS MAGAZIN; (see Herold).
AVESTERN CHURCH; Saturdays;
episcopal ; twelve pages ; size of page 10x13 ;
subscription $2 50 ; established 1876 ; Rev. E.
R. Ward, editor and publisher ; circulation J.
IM FAMILIEN KREISE; biweekly;
German ; literary ; twenty pages ; size or
I page 10x14 ; subscription |l 25 ; established
1 1877 ; Dr. Max Doerffling, editor ; W. W. Cole-
1 man, publisher ; does not insert advertise-
ments ; dated at Milwaukee, Detroit and New
York ; New York office 37 Park Row.
ACKER UND GARTENBATJ ZEI-
TUNG; semi-monthly;German; agricultural;
sixteen pages ; size of page 11x14 ; subscrip-
tion $1 25 ; established 1870 ; R. A. Koss,
: editor ; W. W. Coleman, publisher ; circula-
; tion D 1 ; dated at Milwaukee and New York ;
branch office 37 Park Row, New York.
I DER ANSIEDLER IN WISCON-
SIN ; semi-monthly ; German ; four pages ;
size 19x25 ; subsci-iption 50 cents ; established
' 1879 ; Joseph Brucker, publisher ; an immi-
gration advertising sheet.
GEWERBE UND INDUSTRIE
ZEITUNG; semi-monthly; German; me-
chanical ; scientific ; sixteen pages ; size 29x43 ;
subscription SI 25 ; established 1872 ; R. A.
Koss, editor ; W. W. Coleman, publisher; cir-
culation F 1 ; branch office 37 Park Row, New
York.
CATHOLIC SCHOOL RECORD;
monthly ; catholic ; educational ; twelve
pages ; size of page 9x12 ; subscription .$1 ;
established 1875 ; Bray Bros., editors and pub-
lishers ; circulation H 1.
! DER HERMANNS-SOHN; monthly;
, German ; order of the Sons of Hermann ;
flfty-two pages octavo ; subscription $2 ; es-
' tablished 1876 ; B. Lowenbach, editor ; Low-
i enbach & Son, publishers ; circulation K 1.
ERZIEHUNGS-BLAETTER;
monthl}^ ; German ; educational ; twenty
I pages ; size of page 9x12 ; subscription $2 12 ;
established 1870; L. R. Klemm, editor; Doer-
! flinger Book and Publishing Co., publishers ;
circulation J 1.
FARMERS' MONTHLY; agricultu
ral ; sixteen pages ; size 22x32 ; subscription
75 cents ; established 1879 ; circulation I.
HOSPODAR AMERIKY; monthly;
Bohemian ; agricultural ; eight pages ; size
22x32 ; subscription $1 50; established 1879 ; T.
Juranek, editor ; Antonin Novak, publisher ;
circulation J 1.
AMERICAN NEWSPAPER DIRECTORY.
385
WISCONSIN.
WISCONSIN.
KINDERCJAKTEN MESSENGER
AND THE NEW EDUCATION ; month
ly ; educational ; twelve pages ; size of page
9x12 ; subscription $1 ; established 1876 ; W. N.
Hailmann, editor; Doerflinger Book and
Publishing Co., publishers ; circulation J J.
UNITED STATES MIELER; month-
ly ; mechanics ; sixteen pages ; size of page
12x18 ; subscription $1 ; established 1876 ; E.
Harrison Cawker, editor and publisher ; cir-
culation H H. The ''United States Miller"
has the largest circulation of any milling pa-
per in America.
UNSER BEATT ; monthly; German;
ancient order of united workmen ; eight
pages ; size 22x28 ; subscription 75 cents ; estab-
lished 1878; B. Lowenbach & Son, editors
and publishers ; cii'culatiou J.
WISCONSIN A. O. U. W. ADVO-
CATE; monthly; ancient order of united
workmen ; eight pages ; size 26x29 ; subscrip-
tion 75 cents ; established 1880 ; R. Lowen-
back & Son, editors and publishers.
YOUNG CHURCHMAN; monthly;
episcopal ; juvenile ; four pages ; size 16x22 ;
subscription 25 cents ; established 1870 ; L. H.
Morehouse, editor and publisher ; circ'n F 1.
MINERAL POINT, /ou;a Co., 3,000t
pop., at terminus of Mineral Point Rd.,
33 m. from Warren, 180 from Chicago and
190 from Milwaukee. Surrounded by a min-
eral region, from which large quantities of
zinc and lead are exported annually. It is
the grain and general produce market for
a tract of country 15 miles square.
IOWA CO. DE3IOCRAT: Fridays;
democratic ; eight pages ; size 30x44 ; sub-
scription $1 50 ; established 1866 ; Crawford &
Bro.^ditors and publishers ; circulation K 1.
TRIBUNE; Thursdays ; republican ;
eight pages ; size 26x40 ; subscription $1 50 ;
established 1848 ; W. H. & B. J. Bennett, edi-
tors and publishers ; circulation K 1.
WISCONSIN TE3IPERANCE
JOURNAL; semi-monthly; temperance;
four pages ; size 22x33 ; subscription 50 cents ;
established 1875; Allen & Teasdale, editors
and publishers ; cii'culation 1 1.
MONDOVI, Buffalo Co., 500t pop.,
on Beef r. Engaged in farming.
BUFFALO CO. HERALD; Satur
days ; independent ; eight pages ; size 26x40 ;
subscription $2 ; established 1876 ; Geo. Ed.
Gilkey, editor and publisher ; circulation K.
MONROE, C. H., Green Co., 3,400t
pop., at terminus of Southern Wisconsin
division of Milwaukee & St. Patil Rd., 34 m.
from Janesville. Engaged in agi'iculture,
stock raising and dairying, and the centre
of an active trade.
GREEN CO. HEROLD; Wednesdays;
German ; four pages ; size 26x40 ; subscrip-
tion S2 ; established 1877 ; R. Lowenbach, ed-
itor and publisher ; circulation K.
GREEN CO. REFORMER, Thurs-
days ; eight pages ; size 26x40 ; subscription
$1 50 ; established 1870 ; W. D. Mathews, edi-
tor and publisher ; cii'culation K 1.
SENTINEL; Wednesdays; republican;
four pages ; size 28x45 ; subscription $2 ; estab-
lished 1849 ; Charles A. Booth, editor and pub-
lisher ; circulation J 1.
MONTELLO, C. H., Marquette Co.,
l,0Ot.H- pop., on Fox r., about 20 m. from Por-
tage City and 12 from Princeton.
EXPRESS ; Saturdaj'^s ; democratic ;
four pages ; size 26x40 ; subscription $1 50 :
established 1859 ; Cogan & Bissell, editors and
publishers ; circulation K 1.
NECEDAH, Juneau Co., l,200t pop.,
on Xeeedah br. of C, :m. & St. Paul Rd.
Lumbering town.
25
PRESS ; Saturdays ; republican ; four
pages ; size 22x31 ; subscription $1 50 ; estab-
lished 1879 ; Press Co., editors and publishers ;
circulation K.
NEEN AH, Winnebago Co., 5,000t pop.,
on Fox r., at the outlet of Lake Winnebago,
and on the line of the Chicago & North-
western and Wisconsin Central Rds., 14 m.
from Oshkosh. Engaged in the manufac-
ture of flour and paper. There are eight
first-class flour and four paper mills in the
place. Lumber and other manufactures
carried on.
CITY TIMES; Saturdays; democratic;
four pages ; size 26x40 ; subscription $2 ; estab-
lished 18.56 ; J. N. Stone, editor and publisher;
circulation J.
GAZETTE ; Saturdays ; republican ; eight
pages; size 30x44 ; subscription $1 50; estab-
lished 1865 ; Webster & Bowron, editors and
publishers ; circulation J 1.
BULLETIN; monthly; eight pages;
size 22x32 ; subscription 25 cents ; established
1875 ; H. E. Huxley, editor ; issued under the
auspices of the Wisconsin State Grange ;
circulation H.
NEILL.SVILLE, C. H., aark Co.
8(XH- pop., on Black r. about 66 m. from La
Crosse, and 17 from West Mo. Rd. Supply
point for lumber district. Agricultui-al
interests increasing.
CLARK CO. COURIER; Tuesdays;
republican ; eight pages ; size 26x40 ; subscrip-
tion $1 50 ; established 1879 ; M. W. Parker,
editor ; M. W. Parker & Co., publishers.
REPUBLICAN AND PRESS: Fri
days ; four pages ; size 26x40 ; established
1867 ; E. L. Hoffman, editor and publisher ;
circulation J.
TRUE REPUBLICAN ; Thursdays ;
republican ; four pages ; size 24x35 ; subscrip-
tion $2 ; established 1879 ; L. B. Ring, editor
and publisher.
NEW LISBON, Juneau Co., 1,221
pop.
JUNEAU CO. ARGUS; Thursdays;
four pages ; size 24x35 ; subscription $2 ; estab-
lished 1857 ; M. F. Carney, editor and publish-
er ; cli'culation K 1.
NEW LONDON, Waupaca Co., 3,000t
pop., on Wolf r., and Green Bay & Minneso-
ta Rd., and terminus of Milwaukee, L. S. &
W. Rd., 40 m. from Green Bay, 60 from Osh-
kosh and 22 from Menasha. Trade centre
for an agricultm-al district. Engaged in
manufactures of various kinds.
TIMES; Fridays; four pages; size 26x40;
subscription $1 50; established 1870; Geo. M.
Patchen, editor ; Gordon & Patchen, pub-
lishers ; circulation K 1.
NEW RICHMOND, Si. Croix Co.,
847+ pop., on North Wisconsin Rd., 18 m.
from Hudson. A trade centre and ship-
ping point for an agricultural district.
DEiMOCRAT ; Fridays; four pages;
size 26x40 ; subscription S2 ; established 1878 ;
M. P. Stephens, editor and publisher ; circula-
tion K 1.
ST. CROIX REPUBLICAN; Wed
nesdays ; four pages ; size 26x40 ; subscription
$2 ; established 1869 ; Abe. C. Van Meter, editor
and publisher ; circulation K.
OCONOMOWOC, Waukesha Co.,
2,500+ pop., on La Crosse di\-ision of Mil-
waukee & St. Paul Rd., 31 m. from Milwau-
kee. Located in an agricultural district.
Produce shipping point and summer re-
sort.
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GEO. P. ROWELL & GO'S
WISCONSIN.
WISCONSIN.
LiOCALij Fridays; republican; eight
pages ; size 26x40 ; subscription $2 ; establislied
1874 ; F. W. Coon, editor and publisher ; circu-
lation K K.
WISCONSIN FREE PRESS; Sat
urdays ; democratic ; four pages ; size 28x44 ;
subscription $1 50 ; established 1875 ; Edwin
Hurlbut, editor and publisher ; circ'n J 1.
OCONTO, C. H., Oconto Co., 4,463t
pop., on Green bay, at mouth of Oconto r.,
and on Chicago & North-Western Rd., 30 m.
from Green bay. Engaged in the lumber
trade.
LiU3IBERM AN ; Saturdays ; republican;
eight pages ; size 30x44 ; subscription $2 ; es-
tablished 1864 ; J. W. Hall, editor and pub-
lisher ; circulation K.
Oc6nTO CO. REPORTER; Satur
days ; four pages ; size 26x40 ; subscription $2 ;
established 1871 ; C. S. Hart, editor and pub-
lisher ; circulation K.
OMRO, Winnebago Co., 1,838 pop., on
Fox r. and northern division of the Mil-
waukee and St. Paul Rd. About 25 m. from
Milwaukee. Surrounded by a fertile agri-
cultural country. Extensively engaged in
the lumber business. A thriving trade
centre.
JOURNALi; Thursdays; republican;
eight pages ; size 30x44 ; subscription $1 75 ;
established 1865 ; P. W. Wright, editor and
publisher ; circulation K.
OSCEOLA MILLS, C. H., Polk Co.,
500+ pop., on St. Croix r., about 40 m. N. of
Prescott. Engaged in the lumber trade.
POLK CO. PRESS; Saturdays; repub-
lican ; four pages ; size 24x35 ; subscription
$2 ; established 1860 ; Charles E. Mears, edi-
tor and publisher ; circulation K 1.
OSHKOSH, C. H., Winnebago Co.,
18,000+ pop., on Lake Winnebago, at mouth
of Fox r., and on Chicago & North-Western
and Chi., Mil. & St. Paul Rds. Engaged in
the lumber business. Some steamboat
building done here. Three lines of steam-
ers run from here during the summer sea-
son.
NORTHWESTERN; every evening
except Sunday, and WEEKIiY, Thurs-
days ; republican ; daily four pages, weekly
eight pages ; size— daily 24x35, weekly 30x48 ;
subscription— daily $9, weekly $2 ; establish-
ed—daily 1868, weekly 1849 ; Allen & Hicks, ed-
itors and publishers ; cii'culation- daily K 1,
weekly I 1.
EAltLiY DAWN ; Fridays ; evangelical ;
twelve pages ; size of page 11x16 ; subscrip-
tion .$ 1 50 ; established 1875 ; J. T. Chynoweth,
editor and publisher ; circulation J.
STAND ARD.++
TI3IES; Saturdays; democratic; four
pages ; size 28x44 ; subscription $2 ; establish-
ed 1867 ; Fernandez & Bright, editors and pub-
lishers; circulation J 1.
WISCONSIN TELEGRAPH; Fri
days ; German ; eight pages ; size 30x44 ; sub-
scription $2 ; established 1866 ; C. Rose, editor ;
C. Kohlmann & Bro., publishers; circ'n J.
PALMYRA, Jefferson Co., l.OOOt
pop., on M. & P. du C. Rd., 42 m. from Mil-
waukee. Engaged in dairying, stock, grain
and fruit raising.
ENTERPRISE; Wednesdays; four
pages ; size 26x10 ; subscription $1 50 ; estab-
lished 1874 ; O. P. Dow, editor and publisher ;
circulation K.
PEWATJKEE, Waukesha Co., 700t
pop., at foot of Pewaukee Lake, 19 m. W. of
Milwaukee, on the Milwaukee & St. Paul
Rd. Contains several manufactories. Has
also sulphur springs. Is a summer resort.
STANDARD; Saturdays; republican;
eight pages ; size 26x40 ; subscription $1 50 ; es-
tablished 1877 ; C. P. Smith, editor and pub-
lisher ; circulation K.
PHILLIPS, Chippewa Co., f>m\ pop.,
on Elk lake and Wisconsin Central Rd., 109
m. N. from Stevens' Point. The town Is
new, the first building having been ei-ected
in October, 1876. Extensively engaged in
lumbering.
TIMES; Saturdays ; independent ; eight
pages ; size 26x40 ; subscription $2 ; establish-
ed 1877 ; W. H. Wilson, editor and publisher ;
circulation K.
PLAINFIELD, Waushara Co., 2001
pop., on Wis, C. Rd., 24 m. from Stevens'
Point.
TIMES; Fridays; independent; eight
pages ; size 26x40 ; subscription $1 50 ; estab-
lished 1877 ; S. Bardwell, editor and publisher;
circulation K.
PLATTEVILLE, Grant Co., 3,000t
pop.
DER CORRESPONDENT ; Thurs
days ; German ; four pages ; size 28x40 ; sub-
scription $2 ; established 1879 ; Reiushagen &
Meister, editors and publishers.
GRANT CO. WITNESS; Thursdays;
republican ; four pages ; size 28x44 ; subscrip-
tion S2 ; established 1858 ; Martin P. Rindlaub,
editor and publisher ; circulation 1 1.
PLOVER, Portage Co., l,200t pop., on
Wisconsin r., about 5 m. below Stevens'
Point. Engaged in lumber business and
centre of trade. Manufacture of floui* car-
ried on.
TIMES; Fridaj's; republican; eight
pages ; size 26x40 ; subscription §2 ; estab-
lished 1857 ; H. G. Ingersoll, editor and pub-
lisher ; circulation K.
PLYMOUTH, Sheboygan Co., 2,280
pop. of township.
REPORTER; Thursdays ; liberal-
democratic ; four pages ; size 24x35 ; subscrip-
tion $2 ; established 1872 ; A. F. Warden, ed-
itor and publisher ; circulation K.
SUN; Saturdays ; eight pages ; size 26x40;
subscription $150; established 1879; L. K.
Howe, editor and publisher.
PORTAGE, C. H., Columbia Co., 3,945
pop., on Milwaukee & St. Paul Rd., and Ship
canal, connecting Wisconsin and Fox rs.
Terminus of the Madison & Portage Rd.,
northern division of Milwaukee, St. Paul
and the Portage & Stevens' Point Rd. En-
gaged in commerce and lumber trade.
COLUMBIA CO. WECKER; Fri
days ; German ; four pages ; size 26x40 ; sub-
scription $3 ; established 1874 ; G. A. Selbach,
editor and publisher ; circulation K.
DEMOCRAT; Fridays; democratic;
eight pages ; size 30x44 ; subscription $2 ; estab-
lished 1877 ; circulation K.
WISCONSIN STATE REGISTER;
Saturdays ; republican ; four pages
28x40 ; subscription .$2 ; established 1861
size
John
T. Clark, editor ; Clark & Goodell, publishers ;
circulation K 1.
PORT W^ASHINGTON, Ozaruhee
Co., 3,500+ pop., on Lake Michigan, 90 m. N.
N. E. of Madison. Engaged in manufactures
and is a trade centre.
OZAUKEE CO. ADVERTISER;
Thursdays ; democratic ; eight pages ; size
30x42 ; subscription $2 ; established 1854 ; J. R.
Bohan, editor and publisher ; circulation K.
AMERICAN NEWSPAPER DIRECTORY,
387
WISCOXSIX.
WISCONSIN.
STAR; Saturdays; democratic; twelve;
pages ; size of page 11x16 ; subscription $1 50;
established 1879 ; E. B. Bolens, editor and ;
publislier. ;
ZEITUNG; Thursdays; German ; demo- 1
•cratie ; four pages ; size 25x3? ; subscription
$2 ; established 1855 ; A. Heidkamp, editor and
publisher ; circulation K.
PRAIRIE DU CHIEN, €- H.,
Crawford Co., 2,7i»+ pop., on Mississippi r., ,
a few m. above the mouth of the Wisconsin,
at the terminus of the Milwaukee and Prai-
rie du Chien Rd., 194 m. from Milwaukee.
Engaged in agricultui'e and manufactures.
COURIER; Tuesdays; democratic ; faur
pages ; size 2Sx44 ; subscription §2 50 ; estab-
lished 1846 ; William D. Merrell, editor and
publisher; circulation K 1.
UNION ; Fridays ; republican ; four pages ;
size 26x40 ; subscription .S2 ; established 1863 ;
JohnR. Berryman, editor; Berryman & Lacy, i
publishers ; circulation K 1.
PRAIRIE DU SAC, Sauk Co,,'
2,200t pop., on Wisconsin r., between Port-
age City and Prairie du Chien. Place of ■
active business. Oldest to^\ni in county. I
SAUK CO. NEWS ; Saturdays ; indepen-
dent ; four pages ; size 24x35 ; subscription
$125; established 1876; S. W. Corwith, edi-
tor ; News Co., publisliers ; circulation K.
PRESCO TT, i'ierce Co., 1,138 pop., on
Mississippi r. just below the mouth of the
St. Croix r., 30 m. below St. Paul, Minn. En-
gaged in manufacturing, and a depot for
the shipment of large quantities of grain by
means of river steamers.
PIERCE CO. PEAINDEAIiER; Fri
days ; independent ; four pages ; size 24x35 ;
subscription SI 50 ; established 1874 ; E. H.
Ives, editor and publisher ; circulation K.
PRINCETON, Green Lake Co., l,250t
pop., on Fox r. and Sheboygan & Fond du
Lac Rd., 85 m. from Fond du Lac and 13 S.
W. of Berlin. A shipping point and trade
centre.
GREEN LAKE CO. DEMOCRAT;
Thursdays ; eight pages ; size :30x44 ; subscrip-
tion $1 50; established 1876; S. D. Goodell,
editor and publisher ; circulation K.
REPUBLIC; Thursdays; republican;
eight pages ; size 30x44 ; subscription .$1 50 ;
established 1867 ; J. C. and A. E. Thompson,
editors and publishers ; circulation K 1.
RACINE, C. H., Bacine Co., 15,000t
pop. A manufacturing city on Lake Michi-
gan, 23 m. S. of Milwaukee and 62 X. of
Chicago, on C. and 31. Rd. It has a fine har-
bor and an extensive lake commerce.
NEWS ; every evening except Sunday ;
four pages ; size 20x26 ; subscription .84 .50 ;
established 1878 ; Curt M. Treat, editor and
publisher.
ADVOCATE; Saturdays; republican;
lour pages ; size 28x44 ; subscription §2 ; estab-
lished 1842 ; Peavey & Sandf ord, editors and
publishers ; circulation K 1.
ARGUS; Thursdays; democratic; eight
pages ; size 26x46 ; subscription SI 75 ; estab-
lished 1868 ; E. A. Egeiy, editor and pub-
lisher ; circulation K 1.
FOLKETS AVIS; Saturdays; Danish;
independent ; four pages ; size 24x36 ; sub-
scription $1 50 ; established 1876 ; Mj'rup & Ol-
sen, editors and publishers ; cire'n J 1 ; issued
simultaneously at Racine and Chicago, 111.
JOURNAL; Wednesdays; republican;
four pages ; size 28x44 ; subscription §2 ; estab-
lished 1857 ; F. W. Starbuck, editor and pub-
lisher ; circulation J 1.
SLAVIE; Wednesdays ; Bohemian ; inde-
pendent ; eight pages ; size 30x48 ; subscription
.$3 20; established 1861; Charles Jonas & Co.,
editors and publishers ; circulation H 1.
COLLEGE MERCURY; semi-month-
ly ; eight pages ; size of page lUxl3 ; subscrip-
tion .S2 ; established 1866 ; Students of Racine
College, editors and publishers ; circulation
K ; a college paper ; isisued during the col-
legiate year.
REEDSBURG, Sank Co.,l,500t pop.,
on 3Iadison division of Chicago & North-
western Rd., 16 m. from Baraboo.
FREE PRESS; Thursdays; four pages ;
size 28x44 ; subscription .§2 ; established 1871 ;
John W. Blake, editor and publisher ; cir-
culation K 1.
SAUK CO. HEROLD ; Thursdays;
German ; four pages ; size 28x40 ; subscription
.$3; established 1876; William Raetzmann,
editor and publisher ; circulation K 1.
RICE L,AKE,i?«r^on Co., l,500t pop.,
on Menominee r., 60 m. fi'om Eau Claire.
Lumbering is the chief industry.
BARRON CO. CHRONOTYPE;
Thursdays ; independent ; four pages ; size
26x40 ; subscription $2 ; established 1874 ; Chro-
notype Publishing Co., editors and publish-
ers ; circulation K.
RICHLAND CENTER, C. H.,
Richland Co., l,200t pop., on Pine r., about
12 m. from Wisconsin r., and near Milwau-
kee & St. Paul Rd. Engaged in agriculture,
stock raising, lumbering and manufactur-
ing.
OBSERVER; Thursdays; republican;
four pages ; size 26x40 ; subscription .$1 50 ;
established 1856 ; Waggoner & Burtch, editors
and publishers : circulation K 1.
RICHLAND CO. REPUBLICAN;
, Tliursdays ; republican ; eight pages ; size
30x44 ; subscription §1 50 ; established 1855 ;
Fogo & Munson, editors and publishers ; cir-
culation J 1.
RIPON, Foyid du Lac Co., 3,60.5t pop.,
on Milwaukee & St. Paul Rd., at its junction
with Oshkosh branch, 86 m. from Milwau-
kee, also on Sheboygan & Fond du Lac Rd.
Surrounded by an agricultural district and
seat of Ripon College.
COMMONWEALTH; Fridays; repub-
lican ; four pages : size 26x40 ; subscription
S2 ; established 1864 ; E. L. Scofteld, editor
and p\iblisher : circulation K 1.
FREE PRESS; Thursdays; indepen-
dent ; four pages ; size 26x40 ; subscription
$2 ; established 1870 ; T. D. Stone, editor and
publisher ; circulation K 1.
COLLEGE NEWS LETTER; bi
weekly ; eight pages ; size of page 10x14 ; sub-
scription .$1 ; established 1879 ; George D.
Herron, editor and publisher ; a college paper;
issued during the collegiate year.
RIVER FALLS, Pierce Co., l,500t
pop., on Kinnickinnie r., 30m. from St. Paul.
I Engaged in lumber trade and manufactur-
I Ing.
JOURNAL ; Thursdays; republican;
foiu' pages ; size 28x44 ; subscription $2 ; es-
tablished 1S.57 ; Morse & Moody, editors and
publishers ; circulation J 1.
PRESS; Thursdays; four pages; size
26x40 ; subscription SI 5U ; established 1874 ;
Merrick & Owler, editors and publishers ;
circulation K.
SAUK CITY, Sauk Co., l,200t pop.,
on Wisconsin r., 15 m. S. of Baraboo. En-
gaged in hop culture.
PIONIER AM WISCONSIN; Fri-
days ; German ; four pages ; size 23x;M : sub-
scription 82 ; established 1852 ; L. Crusius and
H. ^Muehlberg, editors and publishers ; circu-
lation K 1.
388
GEO. P. ROWELL & CO'S
WISCONSIN.
WISCONSIN.
SHARON, Wakoorth Co., 2,000t pop.,
on Wisconsin division of Chicago & North-
western Rd., 15 m. S. W. of Elkhorn. En-
gaged in agriculture and dairying.
REPORTER; Thursdays; eight pages;
size 26x40 ; subscription $2 ; established
1878; Phelps & Ziegaus, editors and pub-
lishers ; circulation K.
SHAWANO, C. H., Shaioano Co., 920t
pop., on Wolf r., head of navigation, 58 m.
N. of Oshkosh. Centre of farming district.
Principal branch of industry, lumbering.
SHAWANO CO. JOURNAL.; Fri
days ; four pages ; size 24x35 ; subscription
$1 60 ; established 1860 ; W. N. Rogers, editor ;
Mrs. A. J. Peavy, publisher ; circulation K.
SHEBOYGAN, C. H., Sheboygan Co.,
8,000-t pop., on Lalce Michigan & Sheboygan
r., and at terminus of Sheboygan & Fond
du Lac Rd., and on line of Mil., Lake Shore
& Western Rd., 62 m. N. of Milwaukee. En-
gaged in lake commerce, lumber trade, and
manufactures. Surrounded by the best ag-
ricultural section in the State.
HERALD; Fridays; republican; four
pages ; size 26x40 ; subscription .$2 ; establish-
ed 1867 ; J. L. and George Marsh, editors and
publishers ; circulation K 1.
NATIONAL. DEMOKRAT; Thurs
days ; German ; four pages ; size 26x40 ; sub-
scription $2; established 1858; Carl Zillier,
editor and publisher ; circulation J.
TIMES; Saturdays; republican; four
pages; size 26x40; subscription $2 ; establish-
ed 1854 ; H. North Ross, editor and publisher ;
circulation K 1.
TRIBUN ; Saturdays; German; eight
pages ; size 30x44 ; subscription $2 ; established
1874; Alfred Marschner, editor; Mrs. August
Marschner & Son, publishers ; circulation J.
Decidedly the hestfainiLui>ciper in Northeast-
ern Wisconsin. We always satisfy advertisers.
Send for terms. Best of German translations
guaranteed.
SHEBOYGAN FALLS, Sheboygan
Co., l,200t pop., on Sheboygan r. and She-
boygan and Fond du Lac Rd. Manufactur-
ing place. Centre of extended dairy Inter-
ests.
SHEBOYGAN CO. NEWS ; Wednes
days ; independent ; eight pages ; size 30x44 ;
subscription $2 ; established 1876 ; John E.
Thomas and Miss Mary E. Thomas, editors ;
William C. Thomas, manager ; circ'n K 1.
SPARTA, C. H., Monroe Co., 3,000t
pop., on La Crosse r. and Milwaukee & St.
Paul Rd., 25 m. from La Crosse. In an agri-
cultui-al district. Medicinal artesian wells
are located here.
HERALD ; Tuesdays ; republican ; four
pages ; size 26x40 ; subscription $2 ; establish-
ed 1858 ; D. McBride & Son, editors and pub-
lishers ; cii'culation K 1.
MONROE CO. DEMOCRAT ; Satur
days ; democi-atic ; eight pages ; size 30x44 ;
subscription $2 ; established 1872 ; F. A. Brown,
editor and publisher ; circulation J.
SPRING GREEN, Sauk Co., 600t
pop., on Chicago, Milwaukee & St. Paul Rd.,
37 m. W. from Madison.
DOLLAR TIMES; Tuesdays; four
ages ; size 24x35 ; subscription $1 ; estab-
ished 1877 ; J. F. Morrow, editor and pub-
lisher ; circulation K ; dated at Baraboo and
Spring Green.
STEVENS' POINT, C. H., Portage
Co., 4,000+ pop., on Wisconsin r. and Wis.
Central Rd. ; mills and lumbering.
fi
DEMOCRAT; Saturdays; democratic;
eight pages ; size 30x44; subscription $2 ; es-
tablished 1880; H. W. Lee, editor and pub-
lisher.
JOURNAL ; Satui-days ; four pages ; size
26x40 ; subscription $2 ; established 1870 ; Mc-
Glachlin & Simons, editors and publishers ;
circulation K 1.
PORTAGE CO. GAZETTE ; Wednes-
days ; independent ; four pages ; size 24x35 ;
subscription .$2 ; established 1878 ; Glennon &
Cooper, editors and publisliers ; circulation K.
WISCONSIN PINERY; Thursdays;
democratic ; four pages ; size 24x34 ; subscrip-
tion $2 ; established 1853 ; C. Swayze, editor
and publisher ; circulation K.
HUNGERFORD'S REAL ESTATE
JOURNAL; monthly; sixteen pages ; size
of page 9x13 ; subscription $1 ; established
1877 ; G. W. Hungerford, editor and publisher.
STOUGHTON, Dane Co.,l,500t pop.,
on Prairie du Chien division of Milwaukee
& St. Paul Rd., 16 m. from Madison.
COURIER; Satm-days ; republican ; four
pages ; size 24x35 ; subscription $1 50 ; estab-
lished 1876 ; C. E. Parish, editor and pub-
lisher ; circulation K.
STURGEON BAY, C. H., Door Co.,
1,400+ pop., on Sturgeon bay, an inlet from
Green Bay, and about 8 m. from Lake Michi-
gan. Engaged in lumbering, farming and
shipping.
DOOR CO. ADVOCATE; Thursdays;
Independent ; four pages ; size 24x35 ; sub
scription $2 ; established 1862 ; F. Long, editor
and publisher ; circulation K K 1.
EXPOSITOR; Fridays; independent;
eight pages ; size 26x40 ; subscription $1 50 ;
established 1873 ; Charles I. Martin, editor and
publislier ; circulation K 1.
SUN PRAIRIE, Dajie Co.,600t pop.,
on C, M. & St. Paul Rd., 12 m. from Madison,
COUNTRYMAN ; Thursdays; four
pages ; size €4x35 ; subscription $1 25 ; estab-
lished 1877 ; C. G. & C. S. Crosse, editors and
publishers.
SUPERIOR, C. H., Douglas Co., 759t
pop., at W. extremity of Lake Superior, has
a good harbor, and regular lines of steam-
boats ply between here and Detroit, Chi-
cago, and other points on the lakes. Sur-
rounded by an agricultm-al country. En-
gaged in manufactures and exportation of
lumber, fish and furs.
TIMES; Saturdays ; neutral ; four pages ;
size 24x35 ; subscription $2 ; established 1870 ;
Thos. Bardon, editor and publisher ; circ'n K.
TOMAH, Monroe Co.^ 2,000t pop., at
junction of Milwaukee & St. Paul and Wis-
consin Valley Rds., 42 m. from La Crosse.
Engaged in agriculture and lumbering.
JOURNAL; Saturdays ; republican ;
four pages ; size 24x35 ; subscription $2 ; es-
tablished 1866 ; J. A. Wells, editor and pub-
lisher ; circulation K.
TWO RIVERS, Manitowoc Co.,
1,951+ pop., on Lake Michigan, about 6 m.
N. E. of Manitowoc. Engaged in lake com-
merce, ship building and the lumber busi-
ness.
MANITOWOC CO. CHRONICLE;
Tuesdays ; four pages ; size 26x40 ; subscrip-
tion $2 ; established 1872 ; Wm. F. Nash, edi-
tor and publisher ; circulation K 1.
UNION GROVE, Racine Co.
ENTERPRISE.++
VIROQUA,C. H., Vernon Co., 1,352 r
pop., on Kiskoper r. 35 m, S. E. of La Crosse-
AMERICAN NEWSPAPER DIRECTORY.
389
WISCOXSIN.
WISCONSIN.
An agricultural district surrounding. Some
lumbering carried on.
VERNON CO. CENSOR; Wednes
days ; republican ; four pages ; size 26x40 ;
subscription S3 ; established 1856 ; Henry Cas-
son, Jr., editor and publisher ; circulation J.
VERNON CO. HERALD. t+
WATERFORD, Racine Co., l.SUf
pop., on Fox r., 7 m. N. of Burlington and 26
W. of Milwaukee. Engaged in agriculture,
milling and sheep raising.
POST; Thursdays; eight pages; size
22x32; subscription $1 50; established 1877;
C M. Whitman, editor and publisher ; circu-
lation K.
WATERLOO, Jefferson Co., l.OOOt
pop., on Milwaukee & St. Paul Rd., 60 m.
W. of Milwaukee and 24 E. of Madison. It
commands a good trade. Engaged in
manufactures.
JOURNALi; Thursdays: republican;
four pages ; size 26x40 ; subscription S2 ; es-
tablished 1870 ; F. W. Denison, editor ; Currie
G. Bell, publisher ; circulation K.
WATERTOWN, Jefferson Co.,
9,524t pop., on Rock r. and Chicago & North-
western Rd., at intersection of Milwaukee
& St. Paul Rd., 4;? ni. from Milwaukee and
30 from Janesville. The river furnishes
water power, which is employed in manu-
facturing. Centre of trade.
DEMOCRAT; Thursdays; democratic;
four pages ; size 26x40 ; subscription $2 ; es-
tablished 18*4 ; Thomas C. Jones, editor and
publisher ; circulation K K.
GAZETTE: Tuesdays; greenback ; eight
pages ; size 22x:32 ; subscription 81 ; establish-
ed 1879 ; George P. Mathes, editor and pub-
lisher.
REPUBLICAN ; Wednesdays; republi-
can ; eight pages ; size 30x44 ; subscription
S2 ; established 1860 ; J. H. Keyes, editor and
publisher ; circulation K.
WELT BURGER ; Saturdays ; German ;
democratic ; four pages ; size 26x40 ; subscrip-
tion $2 50 ; established 1853 ; D. Blumenfeld,
editor and publisher ; circulation J 1.
WAUKESHA, C. H., Waukesha Co.,
4,000+ pop., on Fox r. and Milwaukee & St.
Paul Rd., 18 ni. from Milwaukee. Engaged
in manufacturing and a place of trade.
Stone quarries, mineral spring and State
Industrial School located here. Fox river
has considerable water-power. The latter,
with the fertility of the adjacent land,
renders Waukesha a place of active busi-
ness. The village was incorporated in 1852,
and lies at the extremity of a beautiful
prairie. The greater part of Waukesha
county consists of prairies and oak open-
ings. By the census of 1S50, this county j
produced over 50,000 bushels of barley —
more than was raised by any other county
in the United States.
FREEMAN; Thursdays; republican;
eight pages ; size ;30x44 ; subscription ,$1 50 ;
established 1859 ; H. M. Youmans, editor and
publisher ; circulation J 1.
WAUKESHA CO. DEMOCRAT;
Saturdays ; democratic ; four pages ; size
28x44 ; subscription $2 ; established 1871 ; F.
A. Eastman, editor and publisher ; circ'n J 1.
WAUPACA, C. H., Waupaca Co.,
2,100+ pop., on Waupaca r. and Wisconsin
Central Rd., 50 m. N. by W. of Fond du Lac.
Engaged in agriculture and manufactures.
POST; Saturdays; republican; eight
pages ; size :%x44 ; subscription SI 50 ; estab-
lished 1878; H.K. Pitcher, editor; E. E. Gor-
don, publisher ; circulation K 1.
WAUPACA CO. REPUBLICAN;
Thursdays ; republican ; four pages ; size
24x:3o ; subscription S2 ; establisned 1853 ; A.
T. Glaze, editor and publisher ; circ'n J 1.
WAUPUN, Fond du Lac Co., 2,500t
pop., on Milwaukee & St. Paul and Chicago &
Northwestern Rds., 18 m. from Fond du Lac
and 64 from Milwaukee. Centre of an agri-
cultural region. State prison located here.
LEADER; Fridays; republican; four
pages ; size 26x40 ; subscription SI 50 ; estab-
lished 1866; Oliver Bros., editors and publish-
ers ; circulation K 1.
TIMES; Tuesdaj-s ; republican; four
pages ; size 26x40; subscription S2 50 ; estab-
lished 1857 ; P. M. Pryor, editor and publisher ;
circulation K.
[ WAUSAU, Marathon Co., 2,880t pop.,
on Wisconsin r., 35 m. from Stevens' Point
and 175 N. of Madison. Engaged In the lum-
ber trade and manufacturing.
1 CENTRA L WISCONSIN; Tues-
days; republican; four pages; size 26x40;
subscription .§2 ; established 1858; Robert H.
Johnson, editor and publisher ; circulation
K 1. Largest circulation in city and counti/.
DER WAECHTER AM WISCON-
I SIN: Saturdays; German; four pages; size
I 24x36'; subscription SI 5(J ; established 1878 ;
; C. H. Muller, editor; Mark H. Barnum, pub-
: Usher ; circulation K.
TORCH OF LIBERTY; Thursdays;
independent; four pages; size S6x4<i; sub-
s mption .$2; established 1877; Mail- H. Bar-
num, editor and publisher; circulauon K 1.
WISCONSIN RIVER PILOT; Sat
urdays ; democratic ; four pages; size 26x40 ;
i subscription S2 ; established 1865 ; V. Ringle,
editor and publisher ; circulation K 1.
WOCHENBLATT; Fridays; German;
four pages; size 26x40; subscription S2;es-
tablisheti 1871 ; Valentine Ringle, publisher ;
I circulation K.
WAUTOMA, C. H., Waushara Co.,
801 pop., 22 m. W. by N. of Berlin and 40 N.
of Portage City.
AVAUSHARA ARGUS; Fridays ; re
publican ; four pages ; size 24x35 ; subscrip-
tion $1 75 ; established 1859 ; W. S. Munroe,
editor and publisher ; circulation K.
WEST BEND, C. H., Washington
Co., 2,300^- pop., on Milwaukee r., on the line
of Chicago & W.W. Rd., :33 m. from Milwau-
kee. The river affords water power, which
is employed in various manufactures.
DEMOCRAT; Wednesdays ; demo-
cratic; four pages; size 26x40; subscription
SI 50; established 1861; Walters & Murthi,
editors ; Washington Co. Publishing Associa-
tion, publishers ; circulation K 1.
WESTFIELD, Marquette Co., 534
pop. of township.
CENTRAL UNION ; Wednesdays ; four
f)ages ; size 20x26 ; subscription §1 ; estab-
ished 1877 ; S. D. Forbes, editor and publish-
er ; circulation K.
WEYAUWEGA, Waupaca Co.,
l,200t pop., on Waupaca r., 8 m. S. E. of
Waupaca. The river affords fine water
power for the flour and saw mills here.
CHRONICLE; Saturdays; four pages;
size 24x:35 ; subscription S2 ; established
1877 ; J. C. Keeney, editor and publisher ; cir-
culation K.
WHITE HALL, Trempealeau Co.,
390
GEO. P. ROWELL & GO'S
WISCONSIN.
350+ pop., on Green Bay & Minnesota Rd., 36
ni. from Winona.
TIMES AM) TREMPEALEAU CO.
MESiSEN GEli ; Wednesdays ; four pages ;
size 26x40 ; subscription $1 50 ; establislied
1860; F. E. Beach, editor and publislier;
circulation K 1.
WHITEWATER, Wahoorth Co.,
4,895+ pop., on Milwaukee & St. Paul Rd.. 51
m. from Milwaukee. An agricultural dis-
trict and centre of trade. The county is
thickly settled and wealthy, and the people
are becoming active in manufactures.
WISCONSIN.
CHRONICLE; Wednesdays; republi-
can ; eight pages ; size of page 15x22 ; sub-
scription $1 25 ; established 1ST9 ; Brady &
Cravath, editors and publishers ; circ'n KKl.
REC^ISTER; Thursdays; republican;,
four pages ; size 26x40 ; subscription $2 ; es-
tablished 1867 ; E. D. Coe, editor and publish-
er ; circulation J.
WONE woe, </^?<«efm Co., l,000t pop.,,
on the Chicago & N. W. Rd. Contains wagon
and stave factories and flouring and saw
mills. Surrounded by a farming country.
REPORTER.++
TERRITORIES.
ARIZONA.
GLOBE, Pinal Co. Milling town.
ARIZONA SILVER BELT : Satur
days ; four pages ; size 22x32 ; subscription
$4 ; established 1878 ; A. H. Hackney, editor
and publisher.
PHOENIX, C. H., Maricopa Co.,
1,300+ pop., on Salt r., 18 m. N. of proposed
line Southern Pac. Rd., about 500 m. from
Los Angeles, Cal., and from Santa Fe., New
Mex. The principal industries are farming,
mining and stock raising. Lies in what is
regarded as the finest agricultural valley in
the Territory.
HERALD ; Fridays; four pages; size
26x40 ; subscription $5 ; established 1878 ; C. E.
McClintock, editor ; Gosper & McClintock,
publishers ; circulation K.
TERRITORIAL EXPOSITOR; Fri
days ; democratic ; four pages ; size 26x40 ;
subscription §5 ; established 1878 ; J. Reilly,
editor and publisher ; circulation K K 1.
PRESCOTT, C. H., Yavapai Co.,
Territorial Capital, 3,500+ pop., among
the Pine Mountains, 140 m. E. of
Colorado r. and .500 S. of Salt Lake
City. In a mining and agricultural district
and surrounded by vast forests of pine. A
supply point for a large section of country.
ARIZONA DE.>IOCRAT; every after
noon except Sunday, and WEEKLY, Fi'i-
days ; democratic ; daily four pages, weekly
eight pages ; size— daily 20x28, weekly (size of
page) 14x20 ; subscription— daily $12, weekly
$5 ; established 1880 ; Gideon J. Tucker, editor
and pulilisher.
ARIZONA ENTERPRISE ; Satur
days ; democratic ; four pages ; size 21x28 ;
subscription $5; established 1876; Paul Weber,
editor and publisher ; circulation K.
ARIZONA MINER; Fridays ; indepen-
dent ; four pages ; size 24x38 ; subscription
$5 ; established 1864 ; Chas. W. Beach, editor
and publisher ; circulation K 1.
TUCSON, C. H., Pima Co., 6,000t
pop., on Santa Cruz r., 485 m. from
San Diego and 275 from Yuma. An
agricultural and stock-raising country. On
the overland route from the Southern States
to California, and the centre of considera-
ble trade. Mining is carried on to some
extent in this section. Largest town in the
Territory.
ARIZONA CITIZEN; every afternoon
except Sunday, and WEERIjY, Satur-
days ; four pages ; size— daily 19x28, weeklj'
23x32 ; subscription— daily $10, weekly $5 ; es-
tablished—daily 1879, weekly 1870; John P.
Clum, editor and publisher; circulation-
weekly K.
ARIZONA.
ARIZONA STAR; every morning ex-
cept Monday, and WEEKLY, Thursdays;,
four pages; size— daily 20x28, weekly 23x32;
subscription- daily $10, weekly $5 ; estab-
lished—daily 1879, weekly 1877; L. C. Hughes,
editor and publisher ; circulation — weekly
Kl.
EL FRONTERIZO; Sundays ; Spanish ;
four pages ; size 21x28 ; subscription $4 ; es-
tablished 1879 ; Charles J. Velasco, editor and
publisher ; circulation K ; issued from the
office of the Arizona Citizen.
LA SONOR A ; Sundays ; English and
Spanish ; four pages ; size 14x20 ; subscrip-
tion $3 ; established 1879 ; Charles H. Tully,
editor and publisher, "ia So?io>a," though
established at a comparatively recent date,
has already acquired a great poiyularity,.
and is generally conceded to be a very supe-
rior advertising medium. It ranks as the
most excellent Spanish jjaper in Arizona ; it
is the paper which has the largest circulation
in Arizona, New Mexico and California and
in the Mexican States, Sonora and Chihua-
hua. It is published in Tucson, the principal
city of Arizona and proposed centre of three
Rds., to wit: Atchison, Topeka and Santa Fe
Rd.; the Southern Pacific and the Guaynias
Rd. Tucson is also the depot of supply for
the several mining districts in the neighbor-
hood and has a very extensive and increasing
trade with the Mexican State of Sonora. The
population is over 6,000, about one-half of
whom are Mexicans.
PIMA CO. RECORD ; Saturdays ;
democratic ; four pages ; size 26x38 ; subscrip-
tion $5 ; established isa) ; Sidney W. Carpen-
ter, editor and publisher.
YUMA, C. H., Yuma Co., l,500t pop.».
on Colorado r., at mouth of Gila i-., 764 m.
from San Francisco, 240 from San Diego and
175 from the Gulf of California. Steamers
ascend the river to the mining districts,,
carrying on an extensive trade. Engaged
in commerce and mining.
ARIZONA SENTINEL; Saturdays;,
independent ; four pages ; size 21x28 ; sub-
scription $5 ; established 1872 ; Geo. Tyng, edi-
tor ; Sentinel Publishing Co., publishers ; cir-
culation K.
DAKOTA.
BIG STONE CITY, Grant Co., 225t
pop. ; terminus of H. & D. Rd. Wheat and
cattle-raising section.
GRANT CO. HERALD; Saturdays;
eight pages ; size 26x40 ; subscription $2 ; es-
tablished 1879; Downie & Jackson, editors
and publishers.
BISMARCK, C. H., Burleigh Co.,
1,800+ pop., situated at the North Pacific
crossing, on the Missouri r. Enjoys large
trade from Black Hills, Indian agencies and
military posts ; also large river trade.
AMEUICAN NEWSPAPER DIRECTORY.
391
DAKOTA.
DAKOTA.
SUN; Thursdays ; independent ; eight
pages ; size 26x40 ; subscription S2 ; establish-
ed 188(); James A. Emmons, editor and pub-
lisher.
TRIBUNE; Fridays; democratic; eight
f)ages ; size 26x40 ; subscription $2 50 ; estab-
ished 1873; C. A. Lounsberry, editor and
publisher ; circulation J.
BON HOMME, C. H., Bon Homme
Co., 200+ pop., on Missouri r., 22 m. W. of
Yankton. Surrounded by an agricultural
and stock-raising region.
DAKOTA CITIZEN; Thursdays;
independent ; eight pages : size 35x48 ; sub-
scription $2; established 1877; O. Richmond,
M. D., editor ; A. J. Cogan, publisher ; circula-
tion K 1.
CALEDONIA, C. H., Traill Co., SOOf
pop., 114 m. ii'oni Red r., on which steam-
boats run. 44 m. N. of Fargo and 15 W. of
St. Paul, Minneapolis & Manitoba Rd. Su-
perior wheat country.
TRAII.L. CO. ARGUS; Thursdays;
four pages : size 26x40 ; subscription S2 : es-
tablished 1879 ; Delany & Herbert, editors and
publishers.
CAMERON, McCook Co., 250t pop.,
25 m. from Sioux Falls ; on Sioux r.; excel-
lent water pow^er ; on St. Paul & Sioux City
Rd.
PIONEER: Fridays; eight pages; size
22x32 ; subscription $2 ; established 1879 ; T. J.
White and J. E. Rutan, editors and publishers;
circulation K. (
REGISTER ; Thursdays ; four pages ; size
22x30 ; subscription $1 50 ; established 1879 ;
Arthur M. Jones and A. F. Jones, publishers ;
circulation K.
CANTON, C. H., Lincoln Co., 60
m. N. W. of Sioux City, Iowa. Has w^ater i
power and is a place of active trade. '
ADVOCATE; Thursdays; republican;
four pages ; size 24x35 ; svibscription S2 ; es-
tablished 1876; Carter Brothers, editors and
publishers ; circulation K.
SIOUX VAEL.EY NEAVS; Fridays;
republican ; four pages ; size 26x40 ; subscrip-
tion S2; established 1873; X. C. Nash, editor
and publisher : circulation K.
CENTRAL CITY, Laiorence Co., I
3,700+ pop., about 2 m. W. of Deadwood. In
the rich gold belt of the quartz lodes in this
section. A recently-founded mining town.
BLACK HIL.L.S HERALD; every
morning ; f om- pages ; size 2l)x28 : subscription
$18 ; established 1876 ; James S. Bartholomew,
editor and publisher ; circulation K.
CUSTER, Custtr Co.
CHRONICLE; Saturdays; four pages ;
size 26x4(1 ; subscription 84 ; established 1880 ;
A. W. Merrick, editor and publisher.
DEADWOOD, Lmcrence Co,, 3,000t
pop.. Black Hills District. Supply point for
population of upwards of twenty thousand.
BLACK HILLS PIONEER; exerj
morning except Monday, and WEEKLY;,
Saturdays; republican'; four pages; size
26x40 : subscription— dailv $18, weekly $5 ;
established— daily 1877, weekly 1876 : R. O.
Adams, editor and publisher ; circulation —
daily K K 1, weekly K 1.
Bt,ACK HILLS TIMES; every
morning except Monday ; four pages ; size
22x30; subscription .§18; established 1877; P.
Warner, editor and publisher; circulation K 1.
EVENING NEWS; every evening ex-
cept Sunday ; four pages ; size 19x26 ; sub-
scription $10 ; established 1879 ; Miller &
Flynn, editors and publishers.
EVENING PRESS; every evening ex-
cept Sunday ; four pages ; size 22x31 ; sub-
scription $10 ; established 1879 ; Press Pub-
lishing Co., editors and publishers.
WESTERN ENTERPRISE.++
DELL RAPIDS, J^finnekaha Co.
EXPONENT; Saturdays; four pages;
size 26x40 ; subscription $2 ; established 1879 ;
C. E. Griswold, editor and publisher ; circu-
lation K.
EDEN, Lincoln Co.
SUN; Thursdays; four pages; size 22x30;
subscription $1 50 ; established 1879 ; Greorge
W. Mathews, editor ; George W. Mathews &
Co., publishers.
ELK POINT, C. H., Union Co., 900t
pop., on Dakota Southern Rd., between
Missouri and Sioux rs., 22 m. from Sioux
City, Iowa, and 39 E. of Yankton. Grazing
and farming country in vicinity. Some
milling carried on,
TRIBUNE; Tuesdays ; independent ;
four pages ; size 24x35 ; subscription $1 50 ;
established 1S80 ; Chas. H. Fullerton, editor
and publisher.
UNION CO. COURIER; Wednes-
days ; independent ; four pages ; size 26x40 ;
subscription $2 ; established 1871 ; Charles F.
Mallahan, editor and publisher; circ'n K.
FARGO, C. H., Cass Co., on North-
ern Pac. Rd. Shipping point and centre of
trade for Red River Valley.
ARGUS; every morning except Sunday ;
four pages ; size 21x30 ; subscription $10 ; es-
tablished 1879; A. W. Edwards, editor and
publisher.
REPUBLICAN; semi-weekly, Wednes-
days and Saturdays, and WEEKLY,
Thursdays ; republican ; semi-weekly four
pages, weekly eight pages ; size — semi-weekly
24x35, weekly 3(ix44 ; subscription— semi-
weekly S2 5<J, weekly §2 ; established 1878 ; J.
B. Hall & Co., editors and publishers ; circula-
tion—semi-weekly K, weekly K 1.
TI3IES; Saturdays; eight pages; size
of page 17x23 ; subscription $2 ; established
1872; Chambers & Wait, editors and publish-
ers ; circulation K 1.
FLANDREAU, C. H., Afoodi/ Co.
MOODY CO. ENTERPRISE; Thurs
days ; four pages ; size 26x40 ; subscription
S2 ; established 1878 ; H. M. Williamson, edi-
tor and publisher ; circulation K.
FOUNTAIN, Brookings Co., new
town, in a section about to be developed.
BROOKINGS CO. PRESS; Thurs
days ; republican ; four pages ; size 24x35 ;
subscription §1 50 ; established 1879 ; George
W. HofE and C. A. Kelsey, editors and pub-
lishers ; circulation K.
GARY, C. H., Detiel Co., 400t pop.,
trade centre of large agricultural district,
on Winona & St. Peter Rd. Chief staples
are wheat and stock.
INTER-STATE; Wednesdays; repub-
lican ; eight pages ; size 26x40 ; subscription
$2; established 1878; Frederick J. Bowman,
editor and publisher : circulation K.
GRAND FORKS, C. H., Grand
Forks Co., 800+ pop.
HERALD; Thursdays; four pages; size
24x35 ; subscription 82 ; established 1879 ;
George B. Winship, editor and publisher.
PLAINDEALER; Saturdays; indepen-
dent ; eight pages ; size 30x44 ; subscription
S2 ; established 1875 ; Frank L. Witt, editor
and publisher ; circulation K.
JAMESTOWN, C. H., Stutsman Co.,
on line of N. P. Rd., in a country being
rapidly settled.
392
GEO. P. ROWELL & GO'S *
DAKOTA.
ALiERT ; Thursdaj^s ; independent-repub-
lican ; four pages ; size 20x26 ; subscription
$2; establislied 1878; Marsliall McClure, edi-
tor and publislier ; circulation K.
MADISON, C. H., Lake Co.
SENTINEIj? Fridays ; four pages ; size
22x30 ; subscription $1 50 ; establislied 1879 ;
Smith & Zane, editors and publishers.
MANDAN, Burleigh Co., 400t pop.,
on Nortliern Pac. Rd. and Hart r. 5 m. from
Bismarck.
CRITERION ; Saturdays ; independent ;
four pages ; size 20x26 ; subscription $2 ; es-
tablished 1879 ; Harry Robinson, editor and
publisher.
MARION, Turner Co.
GAZETTE; Thursdays; four pages; size
24x35 ; subscription $1 50 ; established 1879 ;
M. A. Fuller, editor and publisher.
PARKER, Turner Co., a new town,
established 1879, on C, M. & S. P. Rd. in an
agricultural district.
NEW ERA ; Saturdays ; independent ;
eight pages ; size 26x40 ; subscription $2 ; es-
tablished 1878 ; Charles F. Hackett, editor and
publisher ; circulation K ; dated at Parker
and Swan Lake.
PEMBINA, C. H., Pembina Co., 500t
pop. Terminus of St. Paul & Pacific Rd.
Connected bj' steamboat with Winnipeg,
Manitoba. Grain shipping point.
PIONEER; Thursdays; four pages ; size
26x40 ; subscription $2 ; established 1879 ; Gat-
chell & Brown, editors and publishers.
RAPID CITY, Pennington Co., SSOf
pop., on Rapid r. In a region with good
mines, superior agricultural capacities and
abundant water power. Is one of the gate-
ways to the Black Hills district.
BL.ACK HILLS JOURNAL,; Satur
days ; four pages ; size 24x36 ; subscription
$4; established 1878; Joseph B. Gossage, edi-
tor and publisher ; circulation K.
ROCHFORD, Pennington Co.
BLACK HILLS CENTRAL; Sun
daj's ; four pages ; size 20x26 ; subscription
$4 ; established 1878 ; H. N. Maguire, editor ;
H. N. Maguire & Co., publishers ; circula-
tion K.
ROCKERVILLE, Pennington Co.,
.500+ pop., 45 m. from Dead wood City. Agri-
cultural and mining section.
BLACK HILLS MINER.++
ROCKPORT, C. H., Hanson Co.
VALLEY PIONEER.++
ROSCOE, Moody Co.
EX PR ESS ; Thursdays ; four pages ; size
26x40 ; subscription $2 ; established 1878 ;
W. S. Cobban, editor and publisher ; circula-
tion K.
SIOUX FALLS, C. H., Minnehaha
Co., 1,000+ pop., on Sioux r., at terminus of
Sioux Falls and Worthington Rd.,90 m. N.
of Sioux City, Iowa. Rapidly growing busi-
ness, having water power, which is only
partially developed for manufacturing pur-
poses.
DAKOTA PANTAGRAPHs Wed
nesdays ; four pages; size 26x40; .subscription
$2 ; established 1877 ; Caldwell & StahC edi-
tors and publishers ; circulation K.
INDEPENDENT; Thur.sdays ; four
pages ; size 26x40 ; subscription $2 ; establish-
ed 1873 ; C. W. McDonald, editor and publish-
er ; circulation K.
TIMES; Fridays ; independent ; four
DAKOTA.
pages ; size 26x40 ; subscription $2 ; estab-
lished 1878 ; Kimberley & Morse, editors and
publishers ; circulation K.
SPRINGFIELD, Bon Homme Co.,
300+ pop., on Missouri r., 90 m. above Sioux
City, Iowa, and 30 above Yankton. Base of
supplies for an agricultural district and
Black Hills out-fltting parties, and engaged
in trade with the whole upper Missom'i
counties.
TIMES; Thursdays; republican; eight
pages ; size .30x44 ; subscription $2 ; estab-
lished 1871 ; L. D. F. Poore, editor and pub-
lisher ; circulation K.
SWAN LAKE, C. H., Turner Co.,
100+ pop., 35 m. from Yankton, the Territorial
capital. Farming is the principal industry.
NEW ERA ; (see Parker).
VALLEY CITY, C. H., Barnes Co.,
700+ pop., at crossing of Nortli Pac. Rd. and
Cheyenne r. Lies on a plateau sloping
from the high blufEs overlooking the town
to the river. Town has considerable busi-
ness. The county has very superior wheat
lands ; is also heavily timbered and well
watered.
NORTHERN PACIFIC TIMES ;
Thursdays ; independent ; four pages ; size
22x31 ; subscription $2 ; established 1879 ; H.
W. Coe, editor and publisher ; circulation K.
Official jjaper of county, and its sub-land
district controls its advertising entirely. Has
subscribers in every settlement from Lake
Superior to the Rocky Mountains. Is eminent-
ly the people's paper, and zealously devoted to
the interests of the new Northwest.
VERMILLION, C. H., Clay Co.,
1,200+ pop., on Missouri r., at mouth of
Verniillion r., 30 m. from Yankton and 35
from Sioux City, Iowa. Siu-rounded by a
growing agricultural country.
DAKOTA REPUBLICAN; Thurs
days ; republican ; four pages ; size 26x40 ;
subscription §2 ; established 1861 ; F. N. Bur-
dick, editor ; Mrs. Charles H. True, publisher ;
circulation K.
STANDARD; Saturdays; republican;
four pages ; size 24x36 ; svibscription $2 ; estab-
lished 1876 ; L. W. Chandler, editor and pub-
lisher ; circulation K.
WAHPETON, C. H., Richland
Co.
RICHLAND CO. GAZETTE; Thurs
days ; four pages ; size 24x35 ; subscription
$2 ; established 1879 ; E. K. Morrill, editor and
publisher.
WATERTOWN, C. H., Coddington
Co., 5iX)+ pop. Wheat and stock country.
Growing town.
DAKOTA NEWS; Mondays; republi-
can ; eight pages ; size 30x44 ; subscription ,$2;
established 1879 ; S. J. Conklin, editor ; Conk-
lin, Frazer & Co., publishers.
INDEPENDENT; Thursdays ; four
pages ; size 24x35 ; subscription ,$2 ; establish-
ed 1879 ; G. L. Conklin, editor and publisher ;
circulation K.
YANKTON, C. H., YanUon Co.,
TeiTitorial capital, 4,000+ pop., on Missouri
r., about 7 m. from mouth of Dakota r., on
the line of Dakota Southern Rd. Supply
depot of the various military jDosts and
Indian agencies on the Upper Missouri.
Largest city in the Territory and has an ex
tensive trade with settlers. Surrounded by
an agricultural district.
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393
DAKOTA.
PRESS AND DAKOTIAN; every
■evening except Sunday, and WEERLiY,
Thursdays ; republican ; four pages ; size-
daily 22x30, weekly 28x44 ; subscription — daily
$10, weekly $2 ; established — daily 1876, weekly
1862 ; Bowen & Kingsbury, editors and pub-
lishers ; circulation— daily K, weekly J.
DAKOTA FREIE PRESSE ; Thurs
days ; German ; republican ; four pages ; size
24x36 ; subscription $2 50 ; established 1874 ;
G. A. Wetter, editor and publisher ; circ'n K.
HERALil); Saturdays; democratic; four
pages ; size 29x44 ; subscription $2 ; established
18?2 ; M. Taylor, editor and publisher ; cir-
culation J 1.
IDAHO.
BOISE CITY, C. H., Ada Co., Ter-
ritorial capital, 2,000+ pop., on N. bank of
Boise r., about 80 m. W. S. W. of Idaho City.
Trade centre of and largest town in Idaho ;
surrounded by an agricultural country.
Headquarters of the Utah, Idaho and Ore-
gon Stage Co. Mining regions are located
w^ithin a short distance.
STATES3IAN; tri-weeklv, Tuesdays,
Thursdays and Saturdays, and WEEKL V,
Saturdays ; republican ; four pages ; size —
tri-weekly 19x25, weekly 24x:54 ; subscription—
tri-weekly .§10, weekly .S5; established 1864;
Milton Kelly, editor and publisher ; circula-
tion—tri-weeklv K, weekly J.
IDAHO DEUOCRAT; semi weekly,
Wednesdays and Saturdays ; democratic ;
four pages ; size 20x27 ; subscription $5 ; estab-
lished 1877 ; J. B. Foster, editor ; James R.
Pile, publisher ; circulation K 1.
REPUBLICAN; Saturdays ; republican;
four pages ; size 26x40 ; subscription §3 ; es-
tablished 1879 ; D. Bacon, editor and pub-
lisher ; circulation K.
IDAHO CITY, C. H., Boise Co., GOOf
pop., at confluence of Elk and Moor's
creeks, about 35 m. E. N. E. of Boise City.
Gold and silver found near this place. En-
gaged in mining and farming.
IDAHO \VORLD; semi weekly, Tues-
days and Fridays, and \VEEK.Ii Y, Fridays ;
democratic ; four pages ; size 19x26 ; subscrip-
tion—semi-weekly $6 50, weekly $4 ; estab-
lished—semi-weekly 1875, weekly 1864; He-
man and Chas. E. Jones, editors and pub-
lishers ; circ'n— semi-weeklj- K, weekly K 1.
IjE WISTON, C. H., Nez Perces Co,
TELLER; Fridays; four pages; size
22x32 ; subscription S3 : established 1876 ; A. Le-
land & Son, editoi's and publishers ; circula-
tion K 1.
OXFORD, Oneida Co.
IDAHO ENTERPRISE; Thursdays;
independent ; four pages ; size 23x31 ; sub-
scription .§4 ; established 1879 ; Enterprise
Publishing Co., editors and publishers.
SILVER CITY, C. H., Owyhee Co.,
1,347+ pop., on Jordan creek, 210 m. from
Winnemucca and 60 from Boise City.
Quartz and placer mining carried on and
several mills running. Situated in a fine
farming and stock-raising region.
, IDAHO AVALANCHE; Saturdays;
Independent ; four pages ; size 21x28 ; sub-
scription $5 ; established 1865 ; J. S. Hay, edi-
tor and publisher ; circulation J.
INDIAN.
INDIAN.
CADDO, Choctaw Xation.
FREE PRESS; Fridays; eight pages;
size 26x40 ; subscription §1 50; established 1878 ;
N. Thompson, editor ; Israel W. Stone, pub-
lisher ; circulation K.
MUSKOGEE, Creek Nation, on the
M., K. & T. Rd. Engaged in the shipment of
cattle, hogs and cotton.
INDIAN JOURNAL; Thursdays ; eight
pages ; size :30x44 ; subscription $1 50 ; estab-
lished 1876; M. P. Roberts, editor and pub-
lisher ; circulation K. '
TAHLEQUAH, C. n., Cherokee Na-
tion, about 2<j0 m. S. of Fort Scott, Kansas,
and 40 from the Arkansas State line.
CHEROKEE ADVOCATE; Satur
days ; English and Cherokee ; four pages ;
size 26x40 ; subscription §1 ; established 1876 ;
E. C. Boudinet, Jr., editor and publisher;
circulation K.
VINITA, Cherokee Nation, 250t pop.,
on M., K. & T. and St. L. & S. S. Rds. Con-
tains general country stores.
INDIAN HERALD; Wednesdays ;
eight pages ; size :3fJx44 ; subscription $1 ; es-
tablished 1875 ; W. McKay Dougan & Co., edi-
tors and publishers ; circulation K 1.
VIDETTE ; Saturdajs ; independent;
four pages ; size 22x:B0 ; subscription $1 50 ; es-
tablished 1878; George W. McFarlin, editor
and publisher ; circulation K.
MONTANA.
BOZEMAN, C. H., Gallatin Co., l,100t
pop., on branch of E. Gallatin r., 480 m.
from Salt Lake. Situate in an agricultural
and stock-raising region. Mines of coal,
Iron-ore and argentiferous Galena found in
this vicinity.
AVANT COURIER; Thursdays ; inde
pendent ; four pages ; size 26x40 ; subscription
$3 50; established 1871 ; Alderson & Son, edi-
tors and publishers ; circulation K K 1
BUTTE CITY, Deer Lodge Co., 1,200+
pop. Engaged in mining and ore reduction.
FRONTIER INDEX; Sundays; dem-
ocratic ; four pages ; size ■24x:i4 ; subsci'iption
.$5 ; established 1850 ; Legh R. Freeman, editor
and publisher ; circulation X.
MINER; Tuesdays ; four pages ; size
24x36; subscription §5; established 1876;
Mills & Brown, editors and publishers ;
circulation K.
DEER LODGE CITY, C. H , Deer
Lodge Co., 783 pop., on Deer Lodge r., near
W. base of Rocky Mountains, 43 m. from
Helena, on the line of the Northern Pacific
Rd. The richest, most numerous and most
productive placer and quartz mines in the
West are in this county.
NEW NORTH-WEST; Fridays; re
publican ; four pages ; size 28x42 ; subscrip-
tion $6 ; established 1869 ; Mills Bros., editors
and publishers ; circulation J 1.
FORT BENTON, C. H., Choteau Co.,
1,000+ pop., at head of navigation on Missouri
r. Centre of North-west fur trade. In agri-
cultural, stock-raising and mining region.
BENTON RECORD; Fridays; inde-
pendent ; four pages ; size 22x84 ; subscription
$5 ; established 1875 ; W. H. Buck, editor and
publisher ; circulation J.
GLENDALE, Beaver Head Co.
ATLANTIS; Sundays ; eight pages ; size
of page 12x18 ; subscription $5 ; established
1879 ; Legh R. Freeman, editor and publisher.
HELENA, C. H., Lewis and Clarke
Co., Territorial capital, 5,000+ pop., near
Prickly Pear creek, 16 m. from Missouri r.
Largest town in Montana and centre of
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MONTANA.
trade. Surrounded by an a^cultural dis-
trict, and mines of gold and silver and iron.
HERALD; every evening except Sun-
day, and WEEKLiY, Thursdays; daily
four pages, weekly eight pages ; size— daily
24x36, weekly 28x42; subscription— daily .$18,
weekly .$5; established -daily 1867, weekly
1866 ; R. E. Fisk editor ; Fisk Bros., publishers ;
oireulation— daily K, weekly I.
INDEPENDENT: every morning ex-
cept Monday, and WEEKLY, Thursdays;
democratic ; daily four pages, weekly eight
pages ; size— daily 24x86, weekly 26x44 ; sub-
scription—daily $24, weekly f5 ; established
—daily 1871, weekly 1867 ; Woolfolk, McQuade
& La Croix, editors and publishers; circula-
tion—daily K, weekly J J 1.
MORNING CAPITAL.; every morning
except Monday ; republican ; foui" pages ; size
20x25 ; subscription $10 ; established 1880.
MILES CITY, C. H., Custer Co.,
600+ pop. ; a frontier town, 250 m. from Bis-
marck, Dakota, from which point a railroad
is projected.
YELLOWf^TONE JOTTRNA L ; Thurs
days ; four pages ; size 21x26 ; subscription
$4; established 1879; W. D. Knight, editor
and publisher.
MISSOULA, C. H., Missoula Co., TOOf
pop., on Clark's Fork of Columbia r., 145 m.
W. of Helena.
MISSOULIAN; Fridays; independent;
four pages ; size 24x36 ; subscription $5 ; es-
tablished 1873 ; Chauncey Barbour, editor and
publisher ; circulation K.
SHERIDAN, Madison Co., l.Wf pop.;
20 m. from Virginia City, on Ruby r. Exten-
sive mining operations are centered here.
3IESSENtlER ; Saturdays ; four pages ;
size 22x30 ; Subscription $3 50 ; established
1879 ; H. Brundage, editor and publisher.
VIRGINIA CITY, C. H., Madison
Co., 2,000t pop., on Alder creek, 125 m. S. of
Helena. Surrounded by mining districts.
Stages connect with Deer Lodge and other
important points.
MADISONIAN; Saturdays; democrat-
ic ; four pages ; size 27x:^ ; subscription $5 ;
established 1873 ; Thomas Deyarmon, editor
and publisher ; circulation J.
WHITE SULPHUR SPRINGS,
Meagher Co., a health resort, near the cen-
tre of the county, 70 m. E. of Helena ; lo-
cated near rich agricultural, stock-raising
and gold, silver, copper and coal-mining
district.
ROCKY MOUNTAIN HUSBAND-
MAN; Thursdays; agricultural; eight
pages ; size 23x34 ; subscription $4 ; estab-
lished 1875 ; R. N. Sutherlin, editor and pub-
lisher ; circulation J 1.
NEW MEXICO.
NEW MEXICO.
ALBUQUERQUE, C.H., Bernalillo
Co., 2,000+ pop., on Rio Grande r., 75 m. from
Santa Fe. Centre of trade in wool, hides,
corn and wine. Silver, gold, copper, coal,
lead and iron mines abound in the vi-
cinity.
REVIEW; Saturdays ; English and Span-
ish ; independent ; four pages ; size 22x32 ;
subscription $2 ; established 1876 ; Wm. Mc-
Guinness, editor and publisher ; circ'n K.
BERNALILLO, Bernalillo Co.
NATIVE; Saturdays; English and Span-
ish ; four pages ; size 22x30 -, subscription $3 ;
established 1879 ; Urbano Chacon, editor ;
Perea & Chacon, publishers.
CIMARRON, C. H., Colfax Co., GOOf
! pop.
: NEWS AND PRESS; Thursdays; in-
dependent ; four pages ; size 24x36 ; subscrip-
tion $3 ; established 1870 ; Whigham & Hen-
j derson, editors and publishers ; circ'n K.
LAS CRUCES, Dona Ana Co.
I THIRTY-FOUR; Wednesdays; demo-
cratic ; four pages ; size 16x22 ; subscription
$3; established 1878 ; Newman & Arnold, edi-
tors and publishers ; circulation K.
LAS VEGAS, C. H., San Miguel Co.,
on a branch of Pecos r., about 40 m. E. of
Santa Fe.
OPTIC ; every evening except Sunday,
and WEEKLY, Thursdays; Independent;
four pages ; size— daily 16x22, weekly 22x31 ;
subscription— daily $10, weekly $2 50 ; estab-
lished 1879 ; R. A. Kistler, editor and pub-
lisher.
GAZETTE; Saturdays ; republican ; four
pages ; size 26x40 ; subscription $3; established
1873 ; J. H. Koogler, editor and publisher ; cir-
culation K 1.
REVISTA CATOLICA ; Saturdays;
Spanish ; catholic ; sixteen pages ; size 25x38 ;
subscription $3 ; established 1875 ; S. Pessare,
editor and publisher ; circulation K 1.
EUREKA; monthly; four pages; size
24x36 ; subscription 50 cents ; established 1879 ;
Mills & Beecher, editors and publishers ; an
immigration advertising sheet.
MESILLA, C. H., Dona Ana Co., 1,578
pop.
NEWS; Saturdays ; English and Spanish ;
four pages ; size 25x38 ; subscription $4 ; es-
tablished 1873 ; Ira M. Bond, editor and pub-
lisher ; circulation K.
SANTA FE, C. H., Santa Fe Co.,
Territorial capital, 5,000+ pop., about 20 m.
E. of Rio Grande r. The emporium of the
overland trade.
NEW MEXICAN; Mondays; English
and Spanish ; four pages ; size 28x45 ; sub-
scription $6 ; established 1862 ; New Mexican
Printing and Publishing Co., editors and
publishers; circulation J. The "New Mexi-
can" is one of the oldest and best established
papers, and probably the best advertising me-
dium in the very extended country of tvhich
this city is tlie trade centre.
SILVER CITY, C. H., Grant Co.,
1,500+ pop., on line of Texas Pacific Rd.
Engaged in gold, silver and capper mining.
GRANT CO. HERALD ; Saturdays;
independent ; four pages ; size 22x32 ; subscrip-
tion $3 ; established 1875 ; S. M. Ashenfelter,
editor and publisher ; circulation K 1.
UTAH.
BEAVER, C. H., Beaver Co., 2,500t
pop., 150 m. from Salt Lake City. Manu-
facturing point.
WATCHMAN; Wednesdays ; four
pages ; size 24x36 ; subscription $4 50 ; estab-
lished 1872; Joseph Field, editor and pub-
lisher.
LOGAN, C. H., Cache Co., 60 m. from
Ogden. Has extensive water power, adapt-
ed to manufactures, but farming is the
chief industry.
LEADER; Thursdays; four pages; size
24x36 ; subscription $3 ; established 1879 ; Junc-
tion Printing Association, editors and pub-
lishers.
OGDEN, C. H., Weber Co. T.OOOf pop.,
coiirtiRiice of Ogden and Weber rivers, in
Salt Lake Valley, terminus of Union Pacific,
Central Pacific, Ogden & Montana and
Ogden & Arizona Rds., 36 m. from Salt
AMERICAN NEWSPAPER DIRECTORY
395
UTAH.
Lake City. Centre of an agricultural dis-
trict and has a thriving trade ; also van-ious
kinds of manufactures ; is the manufac-
turing and wholesale receiving and ship-
ping depot for a very extensive region.
Has a healthful climate and lies contiguous
to numerous coal basins. A vigorous and
promising city.
EVENING DISPATCH; every even-
ing except Sunday; four pages; size 14x20;
subscription S3 50; established 1879: Dispatch
Co., editors and publishers ; circulation K.
JUNCTION ; everv morning except Mon-
day, and >«iE3II-WEEKIiY, Wednesdays
and Saturdays ; daily four pages, semi-week-
ly eight pages ; size— daily 23x;i3, semi-weekly
26x38; subscription— daily S9, semi-weekly
$i ; established— daily 1872, semi-weekly 1870 ;
Junction Printing Association, editors and
publishers ; circulation— daily K 1, semi-
weekly J 1. The "Junction'' has the largest
circulation in Norther-n Utah, Southern
Idaho, Western Wyoming and Eastern Ne-
vada, and circuhttes largely in other locali-
ties. It is independent and progressive and
reaches a rapidly groiring business centre.
PARK CITY, Summit Co.
MINING RECORD; Saturdays; four
pages ; size 24x36 ; subscription S3 ; establish-
ed 1880 ; James R. Schupbach, editor and pub-
lisher.
PROVO CITY, C. H., Utah Co.,
5,00(j+ pop., on Utah S. Rd. Contains grist
and saw mills, tanneries and a large
woolen factory. The vicinity is engaged in
farming.
TERRITORIAL. ENQUIRER;
semi-weekly, Wednesdays and Saturdays;
independent ; four pages ; size 24x36 ; sub-
scription .$3 50 ; established 1873 ; John C.
Graham, editor and publisher ; circ'n K K.
SALT LAKE CITY, C. H., Salt
Lake Co., Territorial capital, 21,000+ pop.,
on Utah Central Rd., .39 m. from Ogden,
near the E. bank of Jordan r. and 12 m. E.
of south end of Great Salt Lake. An agri-
cultural district. Surrounded by silver and
base metal mines. The largest and most
important city in the Territories and centre
of trade.
DESERET NEWS; every evening ex-
cept Sunday, SEMI-WEEKLY, Tuesdays
and Saturdays, and WEEKLY, Wednes-
days ; daily and semi-weekly four pages,
weekly sixteen pages ; size— daily and semi-
weekly 27x38, weekly 33x49; subscription —
daily §10 50, semi-weekly $4, weekly $3 .50 ;
established— daily 1867, semi-weekly 1866,
weekly 1850; Geo. Q. Cannon and Brigham
Young, editors and publishers ; circulation —
daUy J 1, semi-weeklv I 1, weeklv G.
SAL.T L.AKE flERALO; every morn
ing except Monday, SE3II-WEEKL Y,
Wednesdays and Saturdays, and WEEK-
LY, Thursdays; independent; daily and
semi-weekl}^ four pages, weekly eight pages ;
size— daily and semi-weekly 26x37, weekh'
28x42 ; subscription— daily $10 50, semi-weekly
S3 50, weekly §2 ; established— daily and semi-
weekly 1870, weekly 1880; Herald Printing
and Publishing Co., editors and publishers ;
circulation— dailv H, semi-weeklv I 1.
SALT LAKE TRIBUNE; every
morning except Monday, and WEEKL.Y,
Saturdays ; four pages ; size 28x42 ; subscrip-
tion—daily §12. weekly $3 ; established 1870;
Tribune Publishing Co., editors and publish-
ers ; circulation— daily H 1, weeklv I.
JUVENILE INSTRUCTOR; semi
monthly ; latter day saints ; juvenile ; sixteen
pages ; size of page 10x13 ; subscription $2 10 ;
established 1866 ; Geo. Q. Cannon, editor and
publisher ; circulation H.
UTAH.
UTAH COMMERCIAI..+t
ROCKY MOUNTAIN CHRIS-
TIAN ADVOCATE; monthly; metho-
dist episcopal ; eight pages ; size 28x42 ; sub-
scription $1 ; established 1876 ; Rev. G. M.
Peirce, editor and publisher ; circulation 1 1.
UTAH FARMER; monthly; agricul-
tural ; sixteen pages ; size of page 8x11 ; .sub-
scription $1 50 ; established 1879 ; A. M. Musser,
editor ; Star Printing Co., publishers.
SILVER REEF, Washington Co.
MINER; Saturdays; four pages; size
19x28 ; subscription §8 ; established 1878 ;
Miner Publishing Co., editors and publishers ;
circulation K.
WASHINGTON.
COLFAX, C. H., Whitman Co.
PALOUSE GAZETTE; Fridays; four
pages ; size 24x36; subscription $3; establish-
ed 1877; Chas. B. Hopkins, editor and pub-
lisher ; circulation K.
DAYTON, C. H., Columbia Co., l.OOOf
pop. Has woolen and flour mills.
COLUMBIA CHRONICLE; Satur-
days ; republican ; four pages ; size 22x32 ;
subscription §3 ; established 1878 ; Easthara &
McCully, editors and publishers ; circ'n K.
NEWS ; Saturdays ; four pages ; size 24x36 ;
subscription $3 ; established 1876 ; M. H. Ab-
bott, editor ; M. H. Abbott & Sons, publishers ;
circulation K.
GOLDENDALE, Klickitat Co.
KLICKITAT SUN; Saturdays; four
pages ; size 23x32 ; subscription $3 ; established
1878 ; E. Campbell, editor and publisher ; cir-
culation K.
LA CONNER, Whatcom Co.
PUGET SOUND MAIL; Saturdays;
republican ; four pages ; size 23x32 ; subscrip-
tion S3 ; established 1873 ; James Power, edi-
tor and publisher ; circulation K.
OLYMPIA, C. H., Thtirston Co., Ter-
ritorial capital, 2,000+ pop., at S. extremity
of Puget Sound, 150 m. from the sea. The
town is rapidly growing in population and
importance. Engaged in manufacturing
and commerce.
PUGET SOUND COURIER ; Fri-
days ; republican ; four pages ; size 26x40 ;
subscription .$3; established 1872; C. B. Bag-
lev, editor and publisher ; circulation K 1.
TRANSCRIPT ; Saturdays ; republican;
four pages ; size 24x36 ; subscription $3 ; estab-
lished 1867 ; E. T. Gunn, editor and publisher ;
circulation K.
WASHINGTON STANDARD; Sat-
urdays ; democratic ; eight pages ; size ;30x44 ;
subscription §3 ; established 1860 ; John Miller
Murphy, editor and publisher ; circula-
tion K.
PORT TOWNSEND, C. H., Jeffer-
son Co., 593 pop., on Port Townsend bay, 100
m. N. of Olympia. Engaged in commerce
and lumber.
DEMOCRATIC PRESS; Thursdays;
democratic ; four pages ; size 24x36 ; subscrip-
tion .$3; established 1877; Frank F. Myers,
editor and publisher ; circulation K.
PUGET SOUND ARGUS ; Thurs-
days ; independent-republican ; eight pages ;
size 26x40 ; subscription $3 ; established 1871 ;
Allen Weir, editor and publisher ; circula-
tion K 1. »
SEATTLE, C. H., King Co., 4,000t
pop., at mouth of Duwamish r., on Puget
Sound, 60 m. N. N. E. of Olympia. Lumber-
ing, agriculture and coal mining are the
principal resources^
\
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GEO. P. ROWELL & GO'S
WASHINGTON.
EVENING TRIBUNE ; every evening
except Sunday, and PACIFIC TRI-
BUNE, Sundays; republican; four pages;
size — daily 20x27, weekly 27x40 ; subscription
—daily $6, weekly $3 ; established 1861 ; E. A.
Turner, editor and publisher ; circulation-
dally K, weekly J.
IT^TELiLIGENCER ; every morning,
and AVEEKLiY, Saturdays ; independent ;
four pages ; size— daily 24x3fi, weekly 30x44 ;
subscription— daily $10, weekly $4 ; estab-
lished 1866; Beriah Brown and T. Hanford,
editors ; T. Hanford, publisher ; circulation-
daily K, weekly J 1.
>* P O S T ; every morning except Monday,
and WEEKLY. Thursdays; daily four
pages, weekly eight pages ; size — daily 22x32,
weekly 28x40 ; subscription — dailj' $6, weeklv
^1 50 ; estabUshed 1878 ; Kirk C. Ward, edi-
tor ; Post Publishing Co., publishers ; circula-
tion—daily K, weekly J.
STEILACOOM CITY, C. H.,
Pierce Co.
PUGET SOUND EXPRESS; Satur
days ; four pages ; size 24x36 ; subscription
$2; established 1874; S. L. Maxwell, editor
and publisher.
VANCOUVER, C. H., Clark Co.,
800+ pop., on Columbia r., 18 m. from Port-
land, Oregon, with which it is connected by
two daily lines of steamers.
INDEPENDENT; Thursdays ; indepen-
dent ; eight pages ; size 26x40 ; subscription
$2 50 ; established 1875 ; J. J. Beeson, editor
and publisher ; circulation K 1.
WAITSBURGH, Walla Walla Co.,
500+ pop., 19 m. N. of Walla Walla and W.
W. & C. R. Rd. In the centre of a good
farming country bordering on the Tou-
chet r.
TIMES; Fridays ; four pages ; size
24x36 ; subscription $;^ ; established 1878 ; Ben-
jamin K. Land, editor and publisher ; circu-
lation K.
IVALLA WALLA, C. H., Walla
Walla Co., 2,500t pop., on Mill ci-eek, ;W m.
from Columbia r. and about 410 E. by S. of
Olympia. Surrounded by a farming and
stock-raising district, and the trade centre
for this portion of the Territory and North-
eastern Oregon.
STATESMAN; Saturdays ; democratic ;
four pages ; size 24x36 ; subscription $4 ; es-
tablished 1861 ; Frank J. Parker, editor and
publisher : circulation K 1.
UNION; Saturdays; republican; four
pages ; size 26x40 ; subscription $4 ; established
1869 ; Johnson & Herriff, editors and publish-
ers ; circulation K K 1.
WATCH MAN; Fridays ; four pages ; size
24x36 ; subscription $3 ; established 1875 ;
Charles Besserer, editor and publisher ; circu-
lation J.
WYOMING.
CHEYENNE, C. H., Laramie Co.,
3,000+ pop., on Union Pacific Rd., at junction
of Denver Pacific Rd., 500 m. from Omaha,
Neb., and 100 N. of Denver, Col. Central
supply point, surrounded by agricultural,
stock-raising and mining district. Ship-
ping point for all the forts and Indian agen-
cies. Railroad repair shops located here.
LiEADER; every morning except Mon-
day, and WEEKLY, Thursdays ; republi-
can ; daily four pages, weekly eight pages ;
size— daily 26x40, weeklv 30x44 ; subscription
daily $10, weekly $2 50 ; established 1867 ; H.
Glafcke, editor ; Leader Printing Co., publish-
ers ; circulation— dally K 1, weekly J.
SUN; every morning except Monday, and
WEEKLY, Saturdays; four pages; size-
daily 26x40, weekly 28x44 ; subscription — daily
$10, weekly $2 50; established— daily 1878,
weekly 1877 ; E. A. Slack, editor and pub-
lisher ; circulation — daily K, weekly J.
EVANSTON, C. H., Uintah Co.,
on Union Pacific Rd. In a coalmining,
lumber and stock-raising district. Popula-
tion increasing rapidly.
AGE; Saturdays; independent; four
pages; size 26x40; subscription $3; estab-
lished 1874; W. E. Wheeler, editor and pub-
lisher ; circulation K.
UINTA CHIEFTAIN; Saturdays ; four
pages ; size 26x4<) ; subscription $3 ; estab-
lished 1S79; William T. Shaffer, editor and
publisher; circulation K.
GREEN RIVER CITY, C. H.,
Sweetwater Co.
ROCKY MOUNTAIN COURIER ;
Thursdavs ; four pages ; size 26x40 ; subscrip-
tion $3;' established 1878; W. E. Wheeler,
editor and publisher ; circulation K.
LARAMIE CITY, C. H., Albany
Co., on Laramie r. and Union Pacific Rd., 57
m. W. of Cheyenne. It derives its supplies
from the stock-raising and timber interests
in the vicinity. Rolling mills, machine
shops, &c., located here.
TIMES; every afternoon except Sunday ;
four pages ; size 24x34 ; subscription $10 ; es-
tablished 1879 ; L. D. Pease, editor and pub-
lisher ; circulation K.
LARAMIE SENTINEL; Fridays;
republican ; four pages ; size 24x36 ; subscrip-
tion $3 ; established 1869 ; J. H. Hayford, edi-
tor ; Hayford & Gates, publishers ; circ'n K.
RAWLINS, C. H., Carbon Co., SOOf
pop., on Union Pac. Rd. Stock-raising.
CARBON CO. JOURNAL; Satur
days ; four pages ; size 24x36 ; subscription
$3 ; established 1879 ; John C. Friend, editor ;
Rawlins Printing Co., publishers.
CARBON CO. NEWS; Saturdays;
four pages ; size 26x40 ; subscription $3 ; es-
tablished 1878; W. E. Wheeler, editor and
publisher ; circulation K.
DOMINION OF CANADA.
BRITISH COLUMBIA.
NANAIMO, Vancouver Island, (Dis-
trict of Nanaimo). Pop. of district 2,500+.
The town is on Gulf of Georgia, about 75 m.
from Victoria. Centre of the coal-mining
Industry of British Columbia. The coal
produced is bituminous, and is sent to the
different cities on the Pacific Coast. The
production for 1877 amounted to 166,691 tons.
FREE PRESS ; semi-weekly, Wednes-
days and Saturdays ; four pages ; size 21x28 ;
subscription $4 ; established 1874 ; Geo. Nor-
ris, editor and publisher ; circulation K.
BRITISH COLUMBIA.
NEW^ W^ESTMINSTER, I^^ew
Westminster Co., 1,0(J0+ pop., on Frazer r.,
15 m. from its mouth, and 70 N. N. E. of
Victoria. The river is navigable to this
point for vessels of large tonnage. Centre
of an agricultural district, and trades in
fish, cranberries, oils, furs and grain.
MAINLAND GUARDIAN; semi
weekly, Wednesdays and Saturdays ; four
pages ; size 23x32 ; subscription $5 ; establish-
ed 186:3 ; J. K. Suter, editor and publisher ;
circulation K.
AMERICAN NEWSPAPER DIRECTORY.
397
BRITISH COLUMBIA.
VICTORIA, C. H., Victoria Co., Cap-
ital of the Province, 4,00(H pop., on Juan de
Fuca Strait, S. E. end of Vancouver Island,
opposite the entrance to Puget Sound. En-
gaged in lumbering, coal mining, fisheries,
and in commerce peculiar to the Province.
BRITI!?H COL.ONI8T ; every morn-
ing except Monday, and WEEKli Y, Wed-
nesdays ; four pages ; size— daily 24x36, week-
ly 28x42 ; subscription — daily $10, weekly $5 ;
established 1859 ; David W. Higgins, editor
and publisher ; circ'n— daily K 1, weekly J.
STANDARD ; every morning except
Sunday, and VVEEKIiY, Wednesdays;
daily four pages, weekly eight pages ; size-
daily 2;Sx31, weekly (size of page) 16x23; sub-
scription—daily $10, weekly $5; established
1870; C. McK. Smith, editor and publisher;
circulation— daily K, weekly K 1.
MANITOBA.
EMERSON, Provencher Co., l.OOOf
pop., on the Red r., 65 m. S. of Winnipeg;
northern terminus of St. Paul & Pacific Rd.
Important wheat, lumber, and general
trading point for a large section, including
extensive Mennonite settlements.
INTERNATIONAL; Thursdays; four
pages ; size 24x35 ; subscription $2 ; established
1878 ; C. S. Douglas, editor and publisher ; cir-
culation K K.
ST. BONIFACE, Selkirk Co., 500t
pop., on Red River, opposite Winnipeg, and
500 m. from St. Paul, Minn. Engaged in the
fur trade.
IiE METIS; Thursdays; French; four
pages ; size 19x26 ; subscription $2 50 ; estab-
lished 1871 ; E. Tasse, editor ; N. G. Gagnier &
Co., publishers ; circulation K.
SELKIRK, C. H., Lisgar Co., GOOf
pop., on Red r. and Canada Pacific Rd., 24
m. N. of Winnipeg, to which city boats run
daily.
INTER-OCEAN; Fridays; eight pages ;
size 26x40 ; subscription $2 ; established 1878 ;
James Weidman, editor and publisher ; cir-
culation K.
WINNIPEG, C.B.., Selkirk Co., «,000f
pop. Capital of the Province. At junction
of Red River of the North and Assinaboin
rs. Hudson's Bay Company have had a post
here for almost a century. Is the entrepot
for British North-West America. Is the best
point for reaching an extensive and active
section. In the immense regions of coun-
try that stretch to the North and West, the
fur trade for many years has been the
chief industry. The city is also a British
military station.
MANITOBA FREE PRESS; every
evening except Sunday, and WEEKLY,
Saturdays ; daily four pages, weekly eight
pages; size— daily 23x:i3, weekly 36x48; sub-
scription—daily $10, weekly $2 50; established
—daily 1875, weekly 1872 ; Wm. F. Luxton, edi-
tor ; Kenny & Luxton, publishers ; circulation
— tlally K 1, week.y I.
TRIBUNE; every morning except Sun-
day; four pages ; size 22x:50 ; subscription $12 ;
established 1879 ; Tribune Printing Co., editors
and publishers.
MANITOBA GAZETTE; Saturdays;
four pages ; size 21x29 ; subscription $2 ; estab-
lished 1878 ; Frank J. Abjon, editor and pub-
lisher ; circulation K.
STANDARD; Saturdays; eight pages;
size 27x42 ; subscription $3 ; established 1874 ;
P. H. Kenning, editor ; Standard Printing and
Publishing Co., publishers ; circulation K.
NEW BRUNSWICK.
CHATHAM, Northiimberland Co.y
5,000+ pop., port of Miramichi, on Miramichi
r. 170 m. N. N. E. of St. John, by Intercolo-
nial Rd., with which it is connected by a
branch railroad. Is Episcopal seat of Bishop
of Chatham. Has some.of the largest steam
and water saw-mills in the Province. Large
trade in lumber and frozen fish.
GLEANER; Saturdays; eight pages ; size
27x41 ; subscription $1 50 ; established 1826 ; A.
W.Paterson, editor and publisher; circ'n K K 1.
MIRAMICHI ADVANCE: Thurs-
days ; independent ; four pages ; size 27x39 ;
subscription $2 ; established 1874 ; D. G.
Smith, editor and publisher ; circulation J 1.
YOUNG CANADIAN; monthly; ju-
venile ; eight pages ; size 19x26 ; subscription
30 cents ; established 1878 ; S. B. Paterson, Jr.,
editor and publisher ; circulation J ; issued
from the oflflce of the Gleaner.
FREDERICTON, York Co., 6,000t
pop., seat of government of New Bruns-
wick, on right bank of St. John r., 84 m.
from St. John ; on Bay of Fundy.
Head of navigation for large vessels. Was
made a port of entry in 1848, and has since
become the chief entrepot of commerce
with the interior. Engaged in the exporta-
tion of lumber.
STAR; tri- weekly, Tuesdays, Thursdays
and Saturdays, and WEEKLY, Fridays;
four pages ; size— triweekly 24xo6, weekly
26x40 ; subscription— triweekly .$2, weekly $1 ;
established 1878 ; Joseph E. Collins, editor
and publisher ; circulation— triweekly K 1,
weekly J.
MARITIME FARMER; Thursdays;
four pages ; size 28x41 ; subscription $1 ; estab-
lished 1878; Maritime Farmer Association,
editors and publishers ; circulation J 1.
NEW BRUNSWICK REPORTER;
Wednesdays ; four pages ; size 29x42 ; sub-
scription $2 ; established 1844 ; G. Fred. Fisher,
editor ; Fisher & Fisher, publishers ; circula-
tion J.
MONCTON, Westmoreland Co., 5,000t
pop., on Petitcodiac r., head of navigation
of Bay of Fundy ; headquarters of the Inter-
colonial Rd., in a heavy lumber district.
TIMES; every morning except Sunday,
and WEEKLY, Wednesdaj's; four pages ;
size— daily 2:3x32, weekly 27x41 ; subscription,
—daily $4, weekly $1 ; established— daily 1877,
weekly 1868 ; H. T. Stevens, editor and pub-
lisher ; circulation— daily K 1, weekly 1 1.
DESPATCH; semi- weekly, Wednesdays
and Saturdays ; four pages ; size 20x26 ; sub-
scription $1 50 ; established 1879 ; J. R. Need-
ham, editor and publisher ; circulation K.
NEW CA.^TJ^'E,, Northumberland Co.^
1,500+ pop., on Intercolonial Rd., and
on left bank of Miramichi r., 18 m.
from its entrance into Miramichi bay,
and 130 N. N. E. of St. John. Engaged in
lumber trade and river commerce.
UNION ADVOCATE; Wednesdays;
four pages ; size 26x39 ; subscription $1 50 ; es-
tablished 1867 ; W. & J. Anslow, editors and
publishers ; circulation J J 1.
SACKVIEEE, Westmoreland Co.,
2,000+ pop., on Intercolonial Rd., at head of
Chignecto bay, an arm of Bay of Fundy,
about 30 m. S. of Shediac. Engaged in manu-
facturing lumber, and surrounded by
an' agricultural, stock and hay-raising
district.
CHIGNECTO POST; Thursdays ; four-
398
GEO. P. ROWEL L & CO'S
NEW BRUNSWICK.
pages ; size 26x39 ; subscription $1 50 ; estab-
fisliedi 1870; W. C. Miliier, editor and pub-
lisher ; circulation J J 1.
Tit A N54CR I PT ; Thursdays ; four pages ;
size 24x36 ; subscription $1 ; established 1879 ;
Bowes Bros., editors and publishers.
ARGOSY; monthly; sixteen pages;
size of page 7x10 ; subscription $1 ; estab-
lished 187.5 ; Eurhetorian Society of Mt.
Allison Wesleyan College, editors and pub-
lishers ; circulation K ; a college paper ; is-
sued during the collegiate year.
ST. ANDREWS, Charlotte Co., 2,000t
pop., on N. W. shore of Passamaquoddy
bay, 12 m. S. E. of St. Stephen. Engaged in
ship building, fishing and lumber trade.
The New Brunswick & Canada Rd. extends
from here 80 m. N. to Woodstock.
BAY PIIiOT; Thursdays; liberal con-
sei-vative ; four pages ; size 24x36 ; subscrip-
tion $1 50 ; established 1878 ; John S. Magee,
editor ; C. F. Howe, publisher ; circulation K 1.
STA ND ARD ; Wednesdays ; four pages ;
size 21x31 ; subscription $2 50 ; established
1833 ; A. W. Smith, editor and publisher ; cir-
■eulation K.
ST. JOHN, C. H., St. John Co., 40,000t
pop., at mouth of St. John r. Has a harbor,
and steamers ply regularly between St.
John and Boston, Mass., touching at Port-
land, Me. Engaged in commerce, ship
building and lumber trade. Largest city,
and centre of trade for the Province.
GLiOBE; every evening except Sunday,
and WEEKLY, Wednesdays ; four pages ;
size 27x40 ; subscription— daily $5, weekly $1 ;
'established— daily 1869, weekly 1860; Ellis,
Robertson & Co.. editors and publishers ;
•circulation— daily H 1, weekly J.
NEWS; every morning except Sunday,
and VVEEKEY, Wednesdays ; four pages ;
size 28x41 ; subscription— daily $5, weeklj^ $1 ;
established 1839 ; Edward Willis, editor ; Wil-
lis & Mott, publishers ; circulation— dailv
H, weekly HI.
STIN; every morning except Sunday, and
W^EEK-EY, Wednesdays; four pages; size
27x40 ; subscription— daily $5, weekly $1 ; es-
tablished 1878 ; Sun Publishing Co., editors
and publishers ; circulation— daily 1 1.
TELEGRAPH; every day except
Sunday, and WEEKLY, Wednesdays;
daily four pages, weekly eight pages ; size-
daily 28x41, weekly 32x45; subscription— daily
§6, weekly $1 ; established— daily 1869, weekly
1862 ; William Elder, editor and publisher ;
■circulation— dailv G 1, weekly G 1.
CHRISTIAN VISITOR ; Wednes
days ; baptist ; eight pages ; size 30x42 ; sub-
scription $2 ; established 1847 ; J. E. Hopper,
■editor and publisher; circulation II.
F R E E 31 A N ; Saturdays ; four pages ;
size 27x39 ; subscription .$1 ; established 1851 ;
P. Tole, editor and publisher ; circulation
XI.
RELIGIOUS INTELLIGENCER ;
Fridays ; free baptist ; four pages ; size 28x44 ;
subscription $2 ; established 1854 ; Rev. J. Mc-
Xeod, editor and publisher ; circulation J 1.
WEST SIDE REVIEW.tt
LANDRY'S >IUSICAL JOURNAL;
monthly ; mvisic ; sixteen pages ; size of page
10x12 ; subscription 60 cents ; established 1879 ;
Landry & Co., editors and publishers; does
not insert advertisements.
PRINTER'S MISCELLANY;
monthly ; twenty-four pages octavo ; sub-
scription $1 ; established 1876 ; Hugh Finlay,
-editor and publisher ; circulation X.
ST. STEPHEN, Charlotte Co., 3,500t
pop., on St. Croix r., opposite Calais, Maine,
and S. W. terminus of St. Stephen branch
of New Brunswick & Canada Rd., about 85
m. from St. John. South-western terminus
NEW BRUNSWICK.
of New Brunswick & Canada Rd. Heavy
lumber operations carried on.
ST. CROIX COURIER; Wednesdays;
four pages ; size 27x41 ; subscription $1 50 ; es-
tablished 1865 ; David Main, editor and pub-
lisher ; circulation J 1.
SHEDIAC, Westmoreland Co., TOOf
pop., on European & North American Rd.,
106 m. from St. John. Terminus harbor of
the Prince Edward's Island and Canadian
line of steamers.
LE MONITEUR ACADIEN; Thurs
days; French; four pages; size 25x36; sub-
scription .$2; established 1867; Fred. Robi-
doux, editor and publisher ; circulation J 1.
WOODSTOCK, Carleton Co., 2,200t
pop., on left bank of St. John r. and termi-
nus of New Brunswick & Canada Rd.,
about 60 m. from Fredericton. Beds of iron
ore are situated a short distance from the
town. Centre of an agricultural district.
Engaged in manufactures and lumber
trade.
CARLETON SENTINEL; Saturdays;
four pages ; size 28x42; subscription $1 50; es-
tablished 1849 ; Samuel and James Watts, edi-
tors and publishers ; circulation J 1.
CLIPPER; Thursdays; four pages;
size 18x24; subscription 50 cents; established
1877; George Colter, editor and publisher ; cir-
culation K 1.
NORTH-WEST TERRITORIES.
BATTLEFORD, capital of the
North- West Territories. Farming and lum-
bering.
SASKATCHEWAN HERALD ; bl
weekly ; four pages ; size 16x21 ; subscription
.$2; established 1878; P. G. Laurie & Co.,
editors and publishers ; circulation K.
RAPID CITY, on Little Saskatche-
wan r., 150 m. W. of Winnepeg. In a newly
settled and fertile agricultural district.
ENTERPRISE; Saturdays ; four pages ;
size 24x35 ; subscription $2 5U ; establi.shed
1880; Pim & Carruthers, editors and pub-
lishers.
NOVA SCOTIA.
AMHERST, Cmnherland Co., 2,500t
pop., near N. E. extremity of Bay of Fundy,
on Intercolonial Rd., midway between St.
John and Halifax, in an agricultural dis-
trict. Lumbea-ing, coal mining, manufac-
turing and ship building are carried on.
GAZETTE; Fridays ; independent ; four
pages ; size 25x41 ; subscription .$1 50 ; estab-
lished 1866 ; J. Albert Black, editor and pub-
lisher ; circulation J 1. Oldest paper in coun-
ty ; circulation exceeds that of any other two
circulating here.
MARITIME SENTINEL ; Thursdays ;
four pages ; size 24x36 ; subscription $1 50 ; es-
tablished 1873; Cumberland Printing and
Publishing Co., editors and publishers ; circu-
lation K K.
ANNAPOLIS, C. H., Annapolis Co.,
1,500+ pop., on Annapolis r. and terminus of
Windsor & Annap. Rd. Is engaged in ship
building and situated in the midst of a
large farming country.
JOURNA L ; Saturdays ; four pages ; size
23x35 ; subscription $2 ; established 1876: Wm.
H. Banks, editor and publisher ; circ'n K 1.
ANTIGONISH, ^n%o?i/s/i Co., l,500t
pop., on Gulf of St. Lawrence, 40 m. from
AMERICAN NEWSPAPER DIRECTORY
399
NOVA SCOTIA.
New Glasgow. Suri-ounded by an agricul-
tural district, and centre of trade in cattle.
CASKET; Thursdays; four pages; size
22x30 ; subscription $1 ; established 1853 ;
Angus Boyd, editor and publisher ; circula-
tion K K.
BRIDGETOWN, Annapolis Co.,
1,000+ pop., on Annapolis r., near the N. W.
shore of Pro\-lnce, at head of navigation,
and on Windsor and Annapolis Rd., 115 m.
W. of Halifax, 75 by rail and steamship
to St. John, X. B. A fine agricultural dis-
trict. Considerable shipping done here.
The central point in the celebrated fruit-
growing valley of Annapolis and Corn-
wallis.
MONITOR; Wednesdays; four pages;
size 23x:i4; subscription $2; established 1873;
H. S. Piper, editor and publisher ; circu K 1.
DIGBY, C. H., Dightj Co., on Bay of
Fuudy, 45 m. from St. John by sea.
COURIER; Fridays; four pages; size
25x36 ; subscription il^l 50 ; established 1S79 ; P.
F. Carr, editor ; Digby Publishing Co., pub-
lishers.
HALIFAX, C. H., Halifax; Co., 30,000t
pop., seat of government of Nova Scotia,
on Halifax harbor, a bay making inland
about 15 m. from Atlantic ocean. In front
of the city, where ships usually anchor, the
bay is more than a mile wide, and further
up extends into a broad basin. The com-
merce of the city is extensive, and manu-
facturing of various kinds is carried on.
The Nova Scotia and International Rds.
centre here. Largest city In Nova Scotia
and capital of the Province.
ACADIAN RECORDER; every even
ing except Sunday, and TRI-WEEKL,Y,
Mondays, Wednesdays and Fridays; four
pages ; size 25x:^ ; subscription— daily S5,
triweekly S3; established 1813; Blackadar
Bros., editors and publishers ; circulation—
dailv I, triweekly K 1.
CITIZEN AND EVENING CHRON-
ICLE; (see Morning Chronicle).
EVENING 31 AIL. ; every evening ex-
cept Sunday ; four pages ; size 27x39 ; estab-
lished 1879.
MORNING CHRONICLE ; everv
morning except Sunday, CITIZEN AND
EVENING CHRONICLE, every even
Ing except Sunday, MORNING CHRON-
ICLE, tri-weekly, Tuesdays, Thursdays and
Saturdaj's, and NOVA SCOTIAN, Satur-
days ; morning, evening and triweekly four
pages, weekly eight pages ; size— morning,
evening and tri-weekly 27x39, weekly 25x36 ;
subscription— morning 86, evening §5, tri-
weekly S3, weeklv SI 25; established— daily
1865, tri-weekly 1845, weekly 1820 ; Chas. An-
nand, editor and publisher ; circulation-
morning 1 1, evening J, triweekly I, weekly J.
MORNING HERALD; every morning
except Sunday, TRI-WEERLY, Tues-
days, Thursdays and Saturdays, and
\V^EEKLY, Wednesdays; four pages; size
27x39; subscription— daily $6, tri-weekly
S3, weekly $1 25 ; established 1875 ; Herald
Printing and Publishing Co., editors and
publishers ; circulation— daily III, tri-weeklj-
I, weekly H H.
ALLIANCE JOURNAL AND TEM-
PERANCE ADVOCATE; Thursdays;
temperance ; four pages ; size 21x28 ; subscrip-
tion SI ; established 1875 ; Major Theakston,
editor and publisher ; circvilation J.
CHRI??TIAN MESSENGER; Wed
nesdays ; baptist ; eight pages ; size 26x:58 ;
subscription $2 ; established 18:36 ; Stephen
Selden, editor and publisher ; circulation H.
CHURCH GUARDIAN; Thursdays;
ISOVA SCOTIA.
protestant-episcopal ; eight pages ; size 26x36 ;
subscription §1 ; established 1879 ; Rev. John
D.H. Browne and Rev. Edwyn S. W. Pentreath.
editors ; Rev. John D. H. Browne, publisher ;
circulation J 1. The Halifa.v ''Church Guardi-
an'''' is one of the youngest iniblications of the
Protestant Episcopal denomination, but seems
destined to occupy a conspicuous and influen-
tial position among the religious journals of
the Dominion. The favorable reception ac-
corded to it indicates a liberal support on the
part of the Episcopalians of Nova Scotia.
NEW ERA ; Fridays ; eight pages ; size
24x36 ; subscription SI 50 ; established 1879 ; G.
Watson Dakin, editor and publisher.
NOVA SCOTIAN ; (see 3Iorning Chroni-
cle).
PRESBYTERIAN WITNESS; Sat
urdaj'S ; presbyterian ; eight pages ; size
27x39; subscription 82 50; established 1848;
James Barnes, editor and publisher ; circula-
tion J 1.
ROYAL GAZETTE; Wednesdays;
legal ; twelve pages ; size of page 9x13 ; sub-
scription 81 50 ; established 1791 ; published
for the Pro^'incial Government ; Robert T.
Murray, printer ; circulation K.
W E S L E Y A N ; Fridays ; methodist ;
eight pages ; size 28x40 ; subscription S2 ; es-
tablished 1849 ; Rev. Duncan D. Currie, editor ;
Rev. H. Pickard, D.D., publisher; circulation
HI.
DALHOUSIE GAZETTE; biweekly;
sixteen pages ; size of page 8x11 ; subscription
81 ; established 1868 ; Students of Dalhousi&
College, editors and publishers ; circulation
K ; a college paper ; issued during the colle-
giate year.
MAYFLOWER; semi-monthly; liter-
ary ; eight pages ; size 25x:38 ; subscription 81 ;
established 1872 ; F. H. Baker, editor and pub-
lisher ; circulation G.
NOVA SCOTIA N JOURNAL OF
AGRICULTURE; monthly; agricul-
tural ; eight pages ; size 18x24 ; subscription
50 cents ; established 1876 ; A. & W. Mackin-
lav, editors and publishers ; circulation J.
JOURNAL OF EDUCATION ; bi
monthly ; educational ; sixteen pages ; size
27x36 ; subscription 50 cents ; established 1866 ;
published under authority of Act of Parlia-
ment ; circulation X.
KENTVILLE, C. K., Kings Co., l.OOOf
pop., on Cornwallis r. and Windsor & An-
napolis Rd., 70 m. N. W. of Halifax. En-
gaged in quarrj-lng and mining.
WESTERN CHRONICLE; Wednes
days ; four pages ; size 24x34 ; subscription
8125; established 1873; G. W. Woodworth,
editor and publisher ; circulation K K 1.
FARRIER'S MANUAL; monthly;
agricultural ; eight pages ; size 24x34 ; sub
scription 50 cents; established 1880; G. W.
Woodworth, editor and publisher.
LIVERPOOL, C.H., Queens Co., 3,0001
pop., at mouth of River Mersey, about 75
m. S. W. of Halifax. Lumbering business
carried on.
ADVANCE; Wednesdays; four pages;
size 24x29 ; subscription 81 50 ; established
1878 ; E. M. & T. Farrell, editors and publish-
ers : circulation K 1.
TIMES ; Fridays ; four pages ; size 24x36 ;
subscription $1 ; established 1876 ; circula-
tion J.
LUNENBURG, C. B.., Lunenburg Co.,
3,iXX)t pop., 68 m. from Halifax; terminus
of N. & A. Rd. Fishing ; also West India
trade.
PROGRESS: Tuesdays; four pages;
size 23x33 ; subscription §1 ; established 1878 ;
E. L. Nash, editor and publisher ; circula-
tion K 1.
NEW GLASGOW, Pidou Co.,
2,500+ pop., on East r., near its entrance into
t Pictou Harbor, about 90 m. N. E. of Halifax.
400
GEO. P. ROWELL & CO'S
NOVA SCOTIA.
Several coal mines, tanneries and potteries
located here. Shipbuilding carried on. En-
gaged also in manufactures.
EASTERN CHRONICL.E ; Thurs
days ; four pages ; size :^7x41 ; subscription
$2 ; established 1842 ; Eastern Chronicle Pub-
lishing Co., editors and publishers ; cii-c'n J 1.
NORTH SYDNEY, Cape Breton
Co., 1,200+ pop., on Sydney Harbor, in the E.
part of Cape Breton. Engaged in commerce,
fisheries and coal trade. Connected with
Sydney by ferry.
CAPE BRETON TIMES ; Tuesdays ;
four pages ; size 24x34 ; subscription $1 25 ;
established 1872 ; Times Printing Co., editors
and publishers ; circulation J.
HER A L.D ; Wednesdays ; four pages ; size
24x36 ; subscription $2 ; established 1872 ; A. C.
Bertram, editor and publisher; circulation J.
PICTOU, C.H., Pictou Co., 5,000tpop.,
at head of Pictou harbor, opening into
Northumberland Straits, E. terminus of
Nova Scotia Rd., and point of arrival and
departure of Upper Province steamers,
about 105 m. N. N. E. of Halifax, in well-
cultivated district, containing extensive
coal mines and quarries of building stone.
Second town in the Province in popula-
tion. Engaged in coal mining and lumber
and ship building trade.
COIiONIAL. STANDARD; Tuesdays;
four pages ; size 27x40 ; subscription $1 50 ; es-
tablished 1858; David F. Power, editor and
publisher ; circulation J 1.
PORT HAW^KESBURY, Inver-
ness Co.
EASTERN BEACON; Wednesdays;
four pages ; size 23x33 ; subscription $1 25 ;
established 1879 ; Cogswell Bros., editors and
publishers.
SYDNEY, C. H., Cape Breton Co.,
3,000+ pop. Engaged in shipping and gen-
eral trade.
CAPE BRETON ADVOCATE; Thurs
days ; four pages ; size 23x32 ; established 1872 ;
S. A. McAdam, editor and publisher ; circula-
tion K 1.
EXPRESS ; Tuesdays ; four pages; size
19x25; subscription $1 50; established 1879;
R. J. MoUoy, manager ; circulation K.
TRURO, Colchester Co., near Cobe-
quid bay and on Intercolonial Rd., 61 m.
from Halifax, and 52 from Pictou. Agricul-
ture and manufactures carried on.
COLCHESTER SUN; Wednesdays;
four pages ; size 29x41 ; subscription $2 ; es-
tablished 1871 ; W. B. Alley, editor and pub-
lisher ; circulation 1 1.
GUARDIAN; Fridays; four pages ; size
27x39 ; subscription $1 50 ; established 1879 ;
Robert McConnell, editor and publisher ; cii*-
culation K 1.
TIMES.++
WINDSOR, ffants Co., 4,000t pop.,
at junction of Nova Scotia Rd., with An-
napolis & Windsor Rd., 45 m. N. W. of Hali-
fax, and on Avon r. (navigable) about 15
m. from Minas Basin. Ship building and
manufacturing carried on. Mines of plas-
ter here.
MAILi ; Thursdays ; four pages ; size 23x32 ;
subsci'iption $1 ; established 1867 ; C. W.
Knowles, editor and publisher ; circulation J.
WOLFEVILLE, Kings Co., SOOf
pop., on Windsor & Annapolis Rd., 7 m.
from Kentville. In good farming country.
NOVA SCOTIA.
STAR ; semi-weekly, Wednesdays and
Saturdays, and WEEKL. Y, Wednesdays ;.
semi-weelcly four pages, weekly eight pages ;
size— semi-weekly 20x27, weekly 26x41 ; sub-
scription—semi-weekly $1 75, weekly $1 50;
established 1866 ; James A. Halliday, editor
and publisher ; circulation— weekly J.
ACADIA ATHENiEUM; monthly;
sixteen pages ; size of page 8x11 ; subscription
51) cents ; established 1874 ; Students of Acadia
University, editors and publishers ; circula-
tion K ; a college magazine ; issued during
the collegiate year.
YARMOUTH, C. H., Yarmouth Co.,
4,500+ pop., on sea coast at entrance of Bay
of Fundy, 200, m. S. W. of Halifax, and 100
from St. John, N. B. The town is in a well-
cultivated district, and is engaged in ship-
ping.
HERALD; Thursdaj's ; four pages; size
27x41 ; subscription $2 50 ; established 1834 ;
Alexander Lawson, editor and publisher ;
circulation 1 1.
TRIBUNE; Wednesdays; four pages;
size 24x36 ; subscription $1 50 ; established
1855 ; R. Huntington, editor and publisher ;
circulation J.
ONTARIO.
ACTON, Halton Co., on Grand Trunk
Rd., 35 m. from Toronto and 13 E. of
Guelph. Farming district.
FREE PRESS ; Thursdays ; indepen-
dent ; four pages ; size 24x36 ; subscription
$1 50 ; established 1875 ; H. P. Moore, editor
and publisher ; circulation K 1.
AILSA CRAIG, Middlesex Co., on
G. T. Rd., 120 m. from Toronto.
NORTH MIDDLESEX WATCH-
MAN; Fridays ; four pages ; size 25x37 ; sub-
scription $1 50 ; established 1879.
ALLISTON, Simcoe Co., l,500t pop.,
on Hamilton & N. W. Rd., 52 m. from Ham-
ilton and 60 from Toronto. Has lumber and
woolen mills. Sash and agricultural imple-
ment factories and fine water power. A
good grain market.
HERALD; Thursdays; four pages; size
25x36 ; subscription $1 ; established 1878 ; W,
H. Hendei', editor and publisher; circula-
tion K K.
ALMONTE, Lanark Co., 2,500t pop.,
on Brockville & Ottawa Rd., 6- m. N. of
Carleton Place, and 30 from Ottaw^a. En-
gaged in manufacturing woolen goods, and
the centre of a fine agricultiu-al district.
GAZETTE; Fridays; four pages; size
27x40 ; subscription $1 50 ; established 1867 ;
Wm. Templenian, Jr., editor and publisher;
circulation I.
AMHERSTBURG,^«se^ Co., 3,000t
pop., at mouth of Detroit r., 18 m. from De-
troit, western terminus of Can. Southern
Rd. A manufacturing town and shipping
and coaling station.
ECHO; Fridays; eight pages; size .30x44;
subscription $2 ; established 1874 ; Balfour &
Auld, editors and publishers ; circulation J 1,
ARKONA, Lamhton Co., 900t pop., 30
m. S. E. from Sarnia and 18 W. from Stratb-
roy.
EAST LAMBTON A DVOCATE; Fri-
days ; eight pages ; size 27x41 ; subscription.
$1 50 ; established 1874 ; Buchanan & Hunter,
editors and publishers ; circulation J 1.
ARNPRIOR, Renfrew Co., l,740t
pop., on Ottawa r., and Canada Central Rd,
AMERICAN NEWSPAPER DIRECTORY.
401
ONTARIO.
ONTARIO.
The river affords water power for various
mills. Marble quarries and iron mines lo-
cated in the vicinity. Lumbering carried ou.
CANADIAN TIMES? Fridays; four
pages ; size 2^1x86 ; subscription $2 ; establish-
ed 1863 ; M. T. Haldane & Co., editors and pub-
lishers ; circulation K ; printed at the office
of the Times, Aylmer, P. Q.
C HKOMCL.E ; Fridays ; four pages ; size
24x36; subscription §2; established 1879;
.J. A. Macdonald, editor ; Munn & Macdonald,
publishers.
ARTHUR, Wellington Co., l,757t pop.,
on Conestoga r., and on Toronto, Grey &
Bruce Rd. Engaged in manufacturing.
ENTERPRISE; Fridays; four pages;
size 27x41 ; subscription $2 ; established 1872 ;
E. J. O'Callahan & Co., editors and pub-
lishers ; circulation K 1.
AURORA, york Co., l,300t pop., on
Northern Rd.. 30 m. N. of Toronto.
BANNER; Fridays; four pages; size
27x41 ; subscription $2 ; established 1861 ;
Lundy & Bro., editors and publishers ; circu-
lation K 1.
BOREAIiIS; Fridays; independent;
four pages; size 25x37; subscription §2;
established 1880 ; A. F. Stevenson, editor and
publisher.
AYLMER, Elgin Co., l,400t pop., on
Catfish creek & Air-Line Rd., about 12 m.
E. of St. Thomas, 10 from Lake Erie, and
•26 from London. Surrounded by a thickly-
settled agricultural country. Engaged in
manufactures. Lumbering carried ou.
EliGIN GAZETTE; semi-weekly,
Wednesdays and Saturdays; four pages;
sizp 2^xSS ; subscription $1 50 ; established 1880.
EXPRESS; Fridays; four pages; size
27x40 ; subscription .$1 .50 ; established 1873 ;
Thomas W. Michael, editor and publisher;
circulation K K 1.
BARRIE, C. H., Simcoe Co., 6,000t
pop., on Kempenfeldt bay, an arm of Lake
Simcoe, and Northern Rd., 60 m. N. N. W. of
Toronto. A steamboat plies between Bar-
rie and other ports on the lake. A shipping
point and grain market.
EXA3IINER ; Thursdays; four pages;
size 28x40 ; subscription $1 ; established 1864 ;
W. M. Nicholson & Sons, editors and publish-
ers ; circulation J 1.
GAZETTE; Wednesdays; four pages;
size 27x41 ; subscription $1 25 ; established
1868 ; N. King & Son, editors and publishers ;
circulation J 1.
NORTHERN ADVANCE; Thursdays;
four pages ; size '28x41 ; subscription $2 ; es-
tablished 1852; Wesley & King, editors and
publishers ; circulation J 1.
BELLEVILLE. C. H., Hastings Co.,
10,00>f- pop., on Bay of Quinte, Moira r., and
Grand Trunk Rd., 50 m. W. from Kingston,
and 112 from Toronto. Manufacturing and
commerce are the principal pursuits. A
heavy lumber depot.
INTELiIilGENCER ; every evening ex-
cept Sunday, and WEEKL.Y, Thursdays;
four pages ; size— daily 24x36, weekly 32x50 ;
subscription— daily $5, weekly $1 50; estab-
lished—daily 1867, weekly 18:35 ; Intelligencer
Printing and Publishing Co., editors and pub-
Ushers ; circulation— daily K 1, weekly J 1.
ONTARIO; every evening except Sun-
day, and ONTARIO CHRONICLE, Fri
days ; four pages ; size— daily 24x36, weekly
28x46; subscription— daily $5, weekly $2 50;
established— daily 1870, weekly ia38 ; T. S. Car-
man, editor and publisher ; circulation — daily
K I, weekly H.
26
ONTARIO CHRONICLE; (see On-
tario).
BERLIN, C. 11., Waterloo Co., S.ROOf
pop., ou Grand Trunk Rd., 35 m. W. N. W.
from Hamilton and 80 from Toronto. En-
gaged in various manufactures.
NEWS; every evening except Sunday, and
WEEKLY, Thursday."*; four pages; size—
dailv 2ux31, weeklv 27x41 ; subscription-
daily $4, weekly §1 ; established 1878 ; P. E.
W. Mover, editor and publisher ; circulation—
dailv k. weekU- K K 1.
JOURNAL; Thursdays; German; four
pages; size 27x41 ; subscription $2; establish-
ed 1860 ; John Motz. editor ; Rittinger & Motz.
publishers ; circulation J J 1.
TELEGRAPH; Fridays; four pages:
size 27x41 ; subscription .$2 : established 1853 ;
Alexander Macpherson, editor and publish-
er ; circulation K.
BETHANY, Durham Co., 500t pop.,
on Midland Rd. of Canada, 24 m. from Port
Hope.
MAN VERS STANDARD; Thurs
days ; four pages ; size 24x36 ; sub.scription .$2 ;
established 1873 ; Alfred E. Hayter, editor and
publisher ; circulation K K ; issued from the
office of the Millbrook Messenger.
BLENHEIM, Kent Co., l.SOOt pop.,
12 m. from Chatham, and 5 m. from Charing
Cross Station on the C. S. Rd. Engaged
largely in wood manufacturing.
RONDEAU NEWS; Fridays; four
pages; size 27x40; subscription $1; estab-
lished 1873 ; Hugh Doherty & Co., editors and
publishers ; circulation K.
BLYTH, Huron Co., l,200t pop., on
Great Western Rd., 18 m. from Goderich.
Surrounded by a good wheat-growing sec-
tion.
REVIEW; Fridays; four pages; .size
22x28 ; subscription $1 ; established 1877 ; M. L.
Aldrich, editor and publisher ; circ'n K.
BOBCAYGEON, Victoria Co.
INDEPENDENT; Saturdays ; four
pages; size 25x41; subscription $1 50 ; estab-
lished 1870 ; Charles E. Stewart, editor and
publisher ; circulation K 1.
BOTHWELL, Kent Co., l,600t pop.,
on Thames r. and Great Western Rd. , 42 m.
S. W. of London and 68 E. of Detroit.
TIMES ; Thursdays ; four pages ; size
24x:36 ; subscription .$1 ; established 1875 ;
W. C. Holland, editor and publisher ; circu-
lation K.
BOWMANVILLE, Durham Co.,
5,400t pop., 23i2 ni. from an excellent harbor
of Lake Ontario, known as Port Darlington,
and station on Grand Trunk Rd., 40 m. N.
E. of Toronto. Considerable manufactur-
ing Is done here. In very superior agi-icul-
tui'al district.
CANADIAN STATESMAN; Fri
days ; four pages ; size 27x41 ; subscription
$1 50 ; established 1855 ; M. A. James, editor
and publisher ; circulation I.
OBSERVER; Wednesdays ; Bible Chris-
tian ; eight pages ; size 27x41 ; subscription
$1 50; established 1866; C. Barker, editor
and publisher ; circulation I.
WEST DURHAM NEWS; Fridays;
fom- pages ; size 27x41 ; subscription SI ;
established 1874 : Geo. S. Climie, editor and
publisher ; circulation J.
SUNDAY^ SCHOOL ENSIGN; month
ly ; unsectarian ; four pages ; size 20x27 ; sub-
scription 40 cents ; established 1874 ; does not
insert advertisements ; issued from the office
of the Observer.
402
GEO. r. KOWEJLL & CO'8
ONTARIO.
ONTARIO.
BRACEBRIDGE, Victoria C«.,500t
pop., on Muskoka r., 37 m. from Orillia and
128 from Toronto. Engaged in lumbering.
FREE GRANT GAZETTE; Fridays;
four pages ; size 27x41 ; subscription $1 75 ; es-
tablishetl 1872 ; E. F. Steplienson, editor and
publisher ; circulation K.
MISROKA HERALD; Tliursdays ;
four pages ; size 27x40; subscription $1 75 ; es-
tablished 1878; Begg & Caten, editors and |
publishers : circulation K.
BRADFORD, Simcoe Co., l.SOOt pop , |
on Northern Rd., about 40 m. N. N. W. of
Toronto.
SOUTH SIMCOE NEWS; Thursdays;
four pages ; size 27x41 ; suoscription $1 50; es-
tablished 186li ; H. S. Broughton, editor and
publisher ; circulation K 1.
WITNESS: Thursdays; conservative;
eight pages ; size 27x41 : subscription $1 ; es-
tablished 1879; E. Garrett, editor and pub-
lisher ; circulation K.
BRAMPTON, C. II., Peel Co , S.OOOf
pop., on Grand Trunk Rd., 26 m. N. W. of
Toronto. Considerable trade done here.
Has one of the largest agricultural imple-
ment manufactories in Canada, and is the
centre of a rich and populous district. At
junction of G. T. and C. V. Rds.
CONSER VA TO R ; Fridays ; four pages ;
size 27x41 ; subscription $1 25 ; established
1874 ; A. F. Campbell, editor and publisher ;
circulation.!.
PEEL. BANNER; Thursdays; eight
pages ; size 27x41 ; subscription $1 ; establish-
ed 18(58 ; Alexander Dick, editor and publish-
er ; circulation .1.
T 1 MES ; Fridays ; four pages ; size 27x41 ;
subscription .$1 50; established 1855 ; George
Tye, editor and publisher ; circulation J 1.
BRANTFORD, C. H., Brant Co.,
11,000+ pop., on Grand Trunk, the B. N. &
P. B. and Great Western R Js., 24 m. from
Hamilton, 65 from Toronto, and 75 W. of
Buffalo, N. Y. Connected with Lake Erie
by Grand river and canal. Railroad repair
shops here : also manufactories of steam
engines, machinery, farming implements
and various articles.
COURIER; evcy evening except Sun-
day, and WEEKLi\ , Fridays ; four patres ;
size — daily 25x36, weekly 32x51 ; subscription
— daily .§5, week'v .$2; established— dailv
1871, weekly 1839 ; Henry Lemmon, editor and
publisher ;'crrcnlation— dnilv K 1, weekly I.
EVENING TEIiEGRAlIj every even
ing except Sundav, and TELEGRAM,
Thursdays ; daily four pages, weekly eicht
pajres ; size— daly 2:3x30, weekly 30x46; sub-
scription—daily .$5, weekly .$1 5!) ; established
—dailv 1879. weekly 18G7 ; .Jaffray Bros., edi-
tors and publishers; circulation— weekly J 1.
An edition called the SithrJui/ Mm-ning
Teleg-am, same form and .s'ze as da'l.v, is
issued on Siturdays. Tie '' Telegram'" is ^he
recognized o-gnn of the liberal ccms?rrafive
party of ihz eitu of B ant ford and county ff
Brant. Adve tis'nient.<i inserted in loth tie
evening and weekly edition^! appear in 3:),€09
isS'ifs each mvn^h. Advertising rates on ap-
plic^^'f^v . fi -•pi-imen copies Jree.
IeXPOSITOR: everv evening except
Sunday, and WEEKLY, Fridays; four
pages; size— daily 22x30, weekly 29x45 ; sub-
scription—daily .lii.5, weekly §2 ; established
1851 ; William" Watt, .Jr., editor and pub-
lisher ; circulation— daily K, weekly I.
BRIGHTON, Northumberland Co.,
1,80H pop., on Lake Ontario, about 100 m. E.
N. E. of Toronto.
ENSIGN J Fi-idays : fom- pages: size
24x36 ; subscription $1 ; established 1871 ; T. N.
Scripture, editor and publisher ; circ n K 1,
BROCKVILL.E, C. If., Leed.i Co.,
7,5(K)+ pop., on St. Lawrence R. and Grand
Trunk Rd., 140 m. S. W. of Montreal. En-
gaged In farming, mercantile and manufac-
turing pursuits. Is the Northei-n terminus
of the Utica & Black R. Rd., and Southern
termmus of Canada Central & Brockville
and Ottawa Rds.
EVENING RECORDEIij every even
lug except Sunday, and RECORDER.
Thursdays; four pages; size — daily 23x:34,
weekly :30x44 ; subseription — daily $3 f.O,
weekly .$1 50; established— daily 1873, weekly
1820 ; Thad. W. H. Leavitt, editor and pub-
lisher ; circulation— daily K 1, weekly I.
MONITOR; Fridays; four pages ; size
27x41; subscription $2; established 18v'54:
McMullen & Co., editors and publishers :
circulation K 1.
RECORDER; (see Evening Recorder).
BRUSSELS, Huron Co., L.^OOf pop.,
on W. G. & B. Rd., 40 m. from Lake Huron
and 30 from Goderich. Centre of a very
rich country.
POST; Fridays; four pages; size 27x41.-
subscription $1 .50 ; established 1873 ; McGilli-
cuddy Bros., editors and publishers ; circul9r
tiou k 1.
CALEDONIA, JIaldimand Co , ],.500t
pop., on Grand r., the Buffalo, Brantford &
Goderich Rd., 20 m. E. S. E. of Brantford,
and 15 from Hamilton. It has water power
for manufacturing purposes, and is sur-
rounded by an agricultural district.
GRAND RIVER SACHEM; Wed
nesdays ; four pages ; size 28x40 ; subscription
$1 ; established 1855: Wm. T. Sawle. editor
and publisher; circulation J 1.
CAMPBELLFORD, Northumter-
land Co., 1,( OOt- pop., on line of Grand Junc-
tion Rd., 30 m. from Belleville. On Trent r.
and possesses fine water power for mauf ac-
turing purposes.
HERALD; Thursdays ; four pages ; size
24x36 ; subscription SI 25 ; established 18T3 ; J.
T. Vosper, editor and publisher ; circ'n K.
CANNINGTON, Ontario Co., ],000t
pop., on Toronto & Nipissing Rd., 59 m.
from Toronto. Engaged in manufacturing,
and surrounded by an agricultural district.
NORTH ONTARIO GLEANER;
Thursdays ; four pages ; size 24x36 ; subscrip-
tion $1 .50; established 1871; James Currie.
editor and publisher ; circulation K.
CARLETON PLACE, Lanark Co.,
2,000+ pop., on Mississippi r. and at junction
of Brockviile & Ottawa and Canada Central
Rds., 21 m. from Perth, and 30 from Bytown.
The river affords water power for various
mills and manufactories.
CENTRAL CANADIAN; Thursdays;
four pages ; size 25x40 ; subscription $1 50 ;
established 1876: W. W. Cliff, editor and pub-
lisher : circulation J.
HERAIil); Wednesdays; four pages;
size 26x37 ; subscription $1 ; established 18.50 ;
James Poole, editor and publisher ; circula-
tion H 1.
CAYUGA, C. H., nahUmand Co , SOOt
pop., at head of navigation on Grand r., 25
m. S. of Hamilton. Has plaster beds, stone
quarries, and agricultural surroundings.
HALDIMAND ADVOCATE? Frl
days ', four pages : size 24x36 : subscription $1 ;
AMERICAN NEWSPAPER DIRECTORY.
403
ONTARIO.
ONTARIO.
established 186-i ; E. C. Campbell, editor and
publisher ; circulation K.
CHATHAM, C. H., Kevt Co.^ 9,000t
pop., on Thames r. and largest town on
Great Western Rd., westward of London,
from which city it is 67 m. distant. Ranks
as the largest market for farmers' produce
in' the Dominion, and the chief town of
Southwestern Ontario. In the " Garden of
Ontario." Has also extensive manufac-
tures and shipbuilding.
PLANET; tri- weekly, Mondavs, Wednes-
days and Fridays, and \VEEKL.Y, Thurs-
days ; four pages ; size — triweekly ■->7x4!),
weekly 30x4S; subscription — triweekly S4,
weekly $2 ; establLshed 1851 ; S. & E. F.
Stephenson, editors and publishers; circula-
tion—triweekly K 1, weekly I.
BANNER; Wednesdays; four pages;
size:i8x4;i; subscription $2 ; established 1864;
J. R. Gemmill, editor and publisher ; circula-
tion J 1.
TltlBUNE; Fridays ; independent ; eight
pages; size3»x4.5; subscription .§1 5(»; estab-
lished 1877; Dobbyn & Buchanan, editors and
publishers; circulation I. It Ikis a larger
and ivLler circulation t lan anyo h'rjouraal
pub'is'ied ivext of th" city o^ L tndnn.
MISSIONARY MESSENGER;
monthly ; methoaist ; four ])ages ; size 2lx:3;i ;
subscription 75 cents ; established 1865 ; Rev.
S -ta D. W. Sm th and A. R. Abbott, M. D., edi-
tors ; British Methodist Episcopal Church,
publishers ; circulation K 1.
CHESLEY, Bruce Co., TOOf pop., 16
m. from Walkerton. In the centre of a good
agricultural section. Has fine water power,
and engaged in milling and manufacturing.
ENTERPRISE; Fridays; four pages;
size 24x36; subscription $1 50; established
1877 ; R. H. Spedding, editor and publisher ;
circulation K.
ClilFFORD, WelUrvjton Co.
A R R O W ; Fridays ; four pages ; size
24x:^6 ; subscription S2 ; established 1878 ; J. H.
Hacking, editor and pubUshei; circulation K.
CLIFTON, Welland Co., l,80<)t pop.,
on Great Western Rd., 43 m. from Hamil-
ton.
NIAGARA FAL.L.S REVIEW; Fri
days; four pages; size 27x42; subscription
$1 ; established 1879 ; Anger Bros., editors and
publishers.
CLINTON, Huron Co., 2,0ir,t pop.,
on Buffalo & Lake Huron di\asion of the
Grand Trunk Rd., 12 m. S. E. of Goderich.
NEW ERA; Thursdays; eiij^ht pages;
size 31x42; subscription $1 50; established 1865;
E. Hobnes & Son, editors and publishers ;
circulation K K 1.
COBOURG, C. n., Northitmherland
Co , 5,000+ pop., on Lake Ontario and Grand
Trunk Rd., and southern terminus of Co-
bourg & Petersburg Rd., 70 m. from
Toronto. 2.50 from Montreal, and 105 W. by S.
of Kingston. Engaged in manufacturing
and commerce. Shipping point for iron ore.
Seat of Victoria University.
SENTINEL-STAR; Thursdays; eight
pages ; size 27x41 ; subscription $1 .50 ; es-
tablished 1831 ; E. H. Fugarty, editor ; Cooourg
Pn'"t n ' C ) , publishers ; circulation J 1.
WORLD; Fridays; four pages; size
27x40 ; subscription $1 ; established 1864 ;
Henry Hough, editor and publisher ; circula-
tion K K 1.
COLBORNE, Nortlmmherlnnd Co.,
1,123+ pop., on Lake Ontario. 90 m. W. by S.
of Kingston. Engaged in shipping lumber,
grain, &c.
EXPRESS; Thursdays ; four pages ; size
24xo6 ; subscription .§150; establ. shed 1867 ;
Geoi'ge Keyes, editor and publisher ; circula-
tion K.
COLLINGWOOD, SimcoeCo.,A,m>]
pop., on Georgian bay, at terminus of
Northern and Haniiltdn & North Western
Rds. Contains tanneries, lumber and grist
mills, and a furniture factory. Also largely
engaged in fisheries.
BULLETIN; Wednesdays ; four pages :
size 2.5x36 ; subscription .$1 50 ; establLshed i870 ;
D. Robf-on, editor and publisher; circ'u K 1.
ENTERPRISE; F.ilays; ei-ht pages;
size 28x40; suosc^tion $1 ; established 18.56 :
J. Hogg, editor ; W; A. Hogg, publisher ; cir-
culation K 1.
MESSENGER; Fridays; four pages:
size •<7x41 ; subs -ription §1 ,50 ; estabUshed
1877; circulation K K.
COOKSTOWN, Simcoe Co., GOOf
pop., on H. & N. W. Rd. In a rich agricul-
tural district.
ADVOC^ATE; Fridays ; four pages; size
24x36; subscription $1 ; established 1874; W.
C^lviUe & Co., editors and publishers ; circu-
lation K.
CORNWALL, C. H., Stormont Co.,
.S,.50CH- pop., on St. Lawrence r., at mouth of
Cornwall canal, and on Grand Trunk Rd.,
82 m. S. W. of Montreal. Engaged in agri-
culture. Supplied with water power, which
is employed in various manufactures.
FREEHOLDER; Fridays ; four pages ;
size 26x40 subscription $1 50 ; established
1846 ; H. S. Macdonald, editor and publisher ;
circulation K.
REPORTER AND EASTERN
COUNTIES GAZETTE; Saturdays;
four pages; size 2(X4l ; subscription $1 50;
established 1876: R. W. Macfarlane, editor
and publisher ; circulation K 1.
DRAYTON, Wellim/ton Co., TSOf
pop., on Conestoga r., and on Wellington,
Grey & Bruce division of Great Western
Rd. of Canada, 28 m. from Guelph. In a
flourishing agricultural district.
NEW ERA; Thursdays; four pages; size
24x:35 ; subscription $1 5.) ; established 1875 ;
Proctor Bros., editors and publishers ; circu-
lation K.
DRESDEN, Kent Co., located at the
head of navigation on the Sydenham river.
In a fine agricultural country ; largely en-
gaged in shipping cord-wood, staves, bolts,
timber, lumber. &c.
TI31ES; Thursdays; six pages; .size of
page 18x24 ; subscription $1 50 ; established
1872 ; Stobbs & Hughes, editors and publish-
ers ; circulation K 1.
DUNDAS, ireiifivorth Co., 3,000t pop.,
at head of Burlington bay, on Hamilton &
Loudon branch of Great Western Rd., 5 m.
W. of Hamilton. Engaged in manufac-
turing.
ST A N D ARD ; Wednesdays ; four pages ;
size 2rx41; subscription $2; established
1874 ; H. Th nnpson Magill, editor and pub-
lisher; circulation K I.
TRUE BANNER; Thursdays; four
pages ; size 27x41 ; subscription $2 ; establish-
ed 1857 ; James Somerville, editor and pub-
lisher ; circulation J.
DUNNVILLE,^l^<^Kc/j Co., l,600f pon.,
on Grand River and Buffalo, Brantford &
404
(iEO. P. ROVYELL & GO'S
ONTARIO.
ONTARIO.
Goderich Rd., 40 m. S. S. E. of Hamilton,
and 50 by water W. by N. of Buffalo.
GAZETTE; Thursdays; four pages; size
24x36 ; subscription $2 ; established 1870 ;
Chas. E. S. Black, editor and publisher ; circu-
lation K.
MONCK REFORM PRESS; Wed
nesdays ; four pages ; size 27x40 ; subscrip-
tion $1 50; established 1873; L. J. Weather-
by, editor and publisher ; circulation K 1.
DURHAM, Grey Co., l.OOOt pop.,
about 16 ni. from Mt. Forest and 88 from
Toronto.
CHRONICIiE; Thursdays; four pages;
size 26x40 ; subscription $1 ; established 1S67 ;
John A. Johnston, editor and publisher ; cir-
culation K 1.
GREY REVIEW; Thursdaj^s ; four
pages ; size 24x36 ; subscription $1 23 ; estab-
lished 1878; J. Townsend, editor and pub-
lisher ; circulation K 1.
EGANVILLE, Renfrew Co., 400t pop.,
on Bonnechere r., 25 m. from Pembroke
and 12 from Kd. Lumbering and phosphate
mining form the industries of the place.
ENTERPRISE ; Wednesdays ; four
pages ; size 24x36 ; subscription $1 ; establish
ed 1879 ; John Chananhouse, editor and pub-
lisher.
ELMIRA, Waterloo Co., 900t pop., on
the Canagaglque r., 16 m. W. of Guelph.
Engaged in milling and woolen manufac-
turing, and surrounded by a flue agricultu-
ral and stock-raising country.
ANZEIGER; Thursdays; German; four
pages ; size 27x40 ; subscription $2 ; established
1870; Delion Bros., editors and publishers;
circulation K.
ELORA, Wellington Co., l.TOOt pop.,
at confluence of Grand and Irvine rs., 12 m.
from Guelph, on Wellington, Grey & Bruce
Rd., 60 m. from Hamilton and Toronto. A
market for cattle and grain, and engaged
in manufacturing.
LIGHTNING EXPRESS; Thursdays;
four pages; size 27x41; subscription $1 50 ; estab-
lished 1873 ; J. M. Shaw, editor and publisher ;
circulation K 1.
EMBRO, Oxford Co,, SOOf pop., 10 m.
from Ingersoll. Engaged in manufactur-
ing, and surrounded by an agricultural dis-
trict.
EXPRESS; Wednesdays; four pages;
size 24x36; subscription $1 50; established
1878 ; A. Robinson, editor and publisher ; cir-
culation K 1.
EXETER, Huron Co. On London,
Huron & Bruce Rd.
REFL.ECTOR; Thursdays; four pages;
size 27x41 ; subscription $2 ; established 1878 ;
White & Cowen, editors and publishers ; cir-
culation K 1.
TIMES; Thursdays; eight pages; size
*27x41 ; subscription $1 50 ; established 1873 ;
White & Son, editors and publishers ; circula-
tion J 1.
FERGUS, Wellington Co., 2,300t pop.,
on Great Western and Credit Vallej' Rds.
Engaged in manufacturing, and surrounded
by a farming district.
NEWS RECORD; Thvirsdays ; four
f)ages ; size 27x41; subscription $1 50; estab-
ished 1858 ; J. and R. Craig, editors and pub-
lishers ; circulation J 1.
rOREST, Lamhton Co., l,800t pop.,
on Grand Trunk Rd.
ADVISER; Fridays; four pages; size
24x36; subscription .$15:i; established 1877;
Pierce & Wodell, editors and publishers ; cir-
culation K 1.
FREE PRESS; Fridays; four paues ;
size 24x36 ; subscription $1 ; established 1879 ;
Anderson & Maclean, editors and publishers ;
circulation K 1.
GALT, Waterloo Co., 4,000t pop., on
Grand r. and Gait branch of Great Western
Rd., 30 m. W. N. W. of Hamilton. Engaged
in manufacturing, and a centre of trade.
DUMFRIES REFOR3IER; Wed
nesdays ; eight pages ; size 36x48 ; subscrip-
tion $2 ; established 1848 ; J. G. Mowat & Co ,
editors and publishers; circulation J.
REPORTER; Fridays; eight pages;
size 37x48; subscription $1.50; established
1847; Jattray Brothers, editors and pub-
lishers ; circulation J.
GANANOQUE, Leeds Co., 2,000t
pop., on the St. Lawrence r., in the midst of
the Thousand Islands, and on the Grand
Trunk Rd., 18 m. from Kingston. Engaged
in manufacture of shovels, forks, hoes,
nails and other iron work. Has several
hotels ; is a summer resort.
REPORTER; Saturdays; four pages;
size 24x36 ; subscription $1 ; established 1872 ;
Freeman Britton, editor and publisher ; cir-
culation K 1.
GEORGETOWN, Halton Co., l,500t
pop., on River Moria and Grand Trunk Rd.
28 m. N. W. of Toronto, and 35 from Hamil-
ton. Engaged in the manufacture of various
kinds of paper, lumber, shingles and woolen
goods.
HERALiD; Thursdays; four pages; size
28x40 ; subscription $1 ; established
Sylvester Dilts, editor and publisher
culation K 1.
GLENCOE, Middlesex Co.
Western Rd.
TRANSCRIPT; Thursdays ; four
pages ; size 24x34 ; subscription $1 50 ; estab-
lished 1872 ; W. Sutherland, editor and pub-
lisher ; circulation K.
GODERICH, C. H., Huron Co., 5,000t
pop., on Lake Huron ; terminus of Butfalo
division of Grand Trunk Rd., 133 m. from
Toronto, and 120 from Detroit. Shipping
point on the Lake, and has a fine harbor.
A place of active trade, centre of an agricul-
tural district, and a fine summer resort. En-
gaged in the manufacture of salt.
HURON SIGNAL.; Wednesdays; four
pages ; size 27x40 ; subscription $2 ; established
18^ ; Signal Printing Co., editors and pub-
lishers ; circulation J J.
STAR; Fridays; four pages ; .size 28x44 ;
subscription $2 ; established 1866 ; A. C. Sim-
mons, editor and publisher ; circulation I.
GORE BAY, Algoma Co.
MANITOUL.IN ENTERPRISE;
Wednesdays; four pages; .size 21x37; estab-
lished 1877.
GORRIE, Huron Co., 600t pop., on
Toronto, Grey & Bruce Rd. Contains saw
and grist mills, shingle factories and other
manufactures.
HO WICK ENTERPRISE; Fridays;
four pages : size 24x36 ; subsci'iption $1 ; es-
tablished 1878 ; J. B. Williams, editor and pub-
lisher ; circulation K.
GUEEPH, C. H. Wellington Co., 10,500t
pop., on .Speed r. and Grand Trunk, Great
1866;
cir-
On Great
AMERIC.NJN NEWSPAPER DIRECTORY
405
ONTARIO.
ONTARIO.
Western & Wellington, Grey & Bruce
Rds., 50 m. W. by S. of Toronto. Large
quantities of limestone are found here.
Engaged in manufactures of various kinds.
Centre of trade. In an agricultural and
stock-raising region.
HERALD; every evening except Sun-
da >-, and WEEKLY, Thursdays ; daily four
pages, weekly eigut pages ; size— daily 24x.5b,
weekly .%x48 ; subscription— daily $4, weelclj
SI 50; established— daily 1867, weekly 184/;
Chadwick & Co.. editors and publishers; cir-
culation-daily J, weekly H. „
MERCURY AND ADVERTISER;
every evening except Sunday, and VVEElv-
L.Y, Thursdays; daily four pages, weekly
eitfht pages ; size— daily 24x35, weekly 3ox4( ;
subscription-tlaily $4, weekly §1 50 ; estab-
lished—daily 18(i7, weekly 1853 ; Innes & David-
son, editors and publishers; circulation-
daily J, weekly H H.
HAMILTON, C. H., Wentworth Co.,
35,000+ pop., at head of Burlington bay, and
on Great Western Rd., 228 m. E. N. E. of De-
troit. Shipping, produce and manufacturing
carried on, being connected by railroad and
canal with all points. Connections include
Great Western, Grand Trunk, Hamilton &
North-western, and Canada Southern Rds.,
and various lines of steamers and vessels^
daily, weekly and otherwise. Situated in a
rich and extensive farming region.
SPECTATOR; every , morning a^d
evening except Sunday, and WEEKLY',
Thursdays ; daily four pages weekly eight
pages ; size— daily 27x45, weekly 3ox48 ; sub-
scription—morning S6, evening §5, weekly
SI ; established 1848; Spectator Printing
Co., editors and publishers; circulation-
daily G, weekly G. . ^ o i
TIMES; everv evening except Sunday,,
and WEEKLY, Thursdays; daily f our
pages, weekly e;gtit pages; size— daily 29x4.),
weekly 31x45 ; subscription— daily §6, weekly
$1 50; established 1858; Times Printing Co.,
editors and publishers; circulation— daily
GG weekly HI. Circulation largely exc^erls
th" combined issues of all our city cotempo-
raries ; no toivn or village in Western Canada
where it is not a daily or a weekly visitor;
attention is invited to the very attractive
manner in which advertisements are disi)lay-
ed ; send for advertising rates; the circula'i >n
of the dailu ''Times" is 6,000 copies, being
the largest circulation of any newspaper pub-
lished west of Toronto. _, „ ^ . ^, , ^^,^
CANADA CHRISTIAN ADVO-
CATE; Wednesdays; methodist ; four
pages; size 27x42; subscription $1 50; estab-
lished 1845 ; Rev. S. G. Stone, editor and pub-
lisher ; circulation HI.
LEA D ER ; Saturdays ; temperance ; four
pages ; size 18x24 ; subscription 50 cents ; es-
tablished 1879.
HARRISTON, Wellington Co., 1,0001
pop., on Wellington, Grey & Bruce Rd., 481^^
m. from Guelph, 95 from Hamilton, and 90
■ from Toronto. Engaged in manufactures.
A good produce market.
TRIBUNE; Thursdays; four pages ; size
27x41; subscription §1; established 18<2;
Robertson & Dewar, editors and publishers ;
circulation K 1.
INGERSOLL, Oxford C'o.,o,000t pop.,
20 m. N. N. E. of London, on Thames r. and
main line of Great Western Rd. Ter-
minus of Credit Valley Rd. Largely en-
gaged in manufacturing agricultural imple-
ments, lumber, furniture and carriages ;
has large pork-packing establishments and
flour and oatmeal mills. The centre of the
cheese-making district of Ontario. A large
business in grain and live-stock carried on.
CHRONICLE; Thursdays; four page.s;
size 30x45; subscription §1 50; established
1853 ; G. F. Gurnett, editor and publisher ; cir-
"oxford TRIBUNE AND CANA-
DA DAIRY REPOliTER; Thursdays;
four pages; size 30x45; subscription $1 M,
established 1873 ; Harry Rowland, editor and
publisher ; circulation J.
IROQUOIS, Du7idas Co., l,200t pop.,
on the Grand Trunk Rd., 30 m. from Corn-
wall. A good grain and butter market.
Contains several mills and other manufac-
tories.
TIMES; Satm-days; independent; four
naees; size -^4x36; subscription §1 ; estab-
lished 1877; Brouse Bros., editors and pub-
lishers ; circulation K 1.
JARVIS, Haldimand Co., 1,0001 pop.,
at junction of Hamilton & Northwestern
and Great Western Air Line Rds., 30 m. from
Hamilton. A grain market in an agricul-
tural district.
RECORDJ"V
KEENANSVILLE, Simcoe Co., 300t
pop., on line of Hamilton & North Western
Rd. Has several large woolen mills.
CARD WELL SENTINEL; Fiidays:
eiRht pages; size 27x41; subscription $1 ;
established 18(>5; George P. Hughes editor
and publisher; circulation K K l. We have
the inside track in politics; largest circula-
tion in Cardirell and Sitncoe, and best job of-
fice North of Toronto.
KINCARDINE, Bruce Co., 4,500+
pop., on E. shore of Lake Huron, about 35 m.
N. of Goderich, and 168 N. W. of Toronto.
Southern terminus of the Southern exten-
sion of the W. G. & B. Rd. Quantities of salt
of an excellent quality are manufactured,
here ; also bath and Are bricks. The prin-
cipal produce market in the county of.
Bruce.
BRUCE REPORTER;^ Thursdays;
four pages ; size 27x41 ; subscription $2 ; es-
tablished 1867; J. H. Brow-nell, editor and
publisher ; circulation K 1.
KINGSTON, C. H., FrontenKc Co.,
15,000+ pop., on St. Lawrence r., terminus of
Kingston & Pembroke Rd., at foot of Lake
Ontario, and mouth of Rideau canal, 180 m.
S. W. of Montreal. A place of commercial
importance. Engaged in forwardmg trade
from Chicago to Montreal. Considerable
ship building done here. Also engaged in
the manufacture of locomotives. Seat of
three colleges and military station of On-
tario.
BRITISH WHIG; every evening ex-
cept Sunday, and WEEKL\, Thursdays:
four passes ; size 27x41 ; subscription— daily
S6 weeklv.S2; established 18:^: E.J. Barker
Pe'nse, editor and publisher; circulation—
dailv .11. weekly J 1.
NEWS; everv evening except bun (lay,
and CHRONICLE AND NEWS, Fri
days; four pages ; size- daily 24x.%, weeklj
27x41 ; subscription— daily §5, weekly ^i ;
established-<lailv 1851. weekly 1810; James
Shannon and William .Aleek, editors and pub-
lishers; circulation— dailv K KL weekly J i.
CHRONICLE AND NEWS: (see
News).
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GEO. r. ROWELL & CO'S
ONTARIO
ONTARIO.
QLJi-E.\'» COLLiEGE JOURNAL.;
semi-monthly'; t\\elvep{tges;sizcot page 8x11;
subscription $1 ; established 1873 ; James V.
A.nglim, editor ; Alma Maier Society, publish-
ers ; circulation K 1 ; a college paper ; Issued
during the collegiate session.
KING3VII.LE, J^s>^ex Co., l.OOOt
pop., on Lake Erie, 25m. f rom Amhei'Stburg
and 28 from Windsor. Engaged in milling
and lumbering and the shipment of pork.
The centre of a great corn-growing dis-
trict.
REPORTER; Fridays; eight pages;
size 27x40 : subscription $1 2.5 ; established
1876 ; R. A. Hughes, editor and publisher ; cir-
culation K.
L.EAMINGTON. ^s.sc-a; Co.
POST; Thursdays ; eight pages ; size
27x41 ; subscription SI ; established 1874; Fair
& Lane, editors and publishers ; circula-
tion J.
L'ORIGNAL, C. II., rrescott Co.,
2,0tXM- pop., 00 m. from Ottawa City and Mon-
treal on Ottawa River Rd., and Ottawa r.
. Contains steam and water power naills.
ADVERTISER; Thursdays ; four
pages; size 21x36; subscription $1 50; estab-
lished 1869; Watson Litle, editor and pub-
lisher; circ ilation K.
NEWS ; Tuesdays ; eight pages ; size 27x41 ;
subscription $\ 25 ; established 1876 ; John But-
terfleld, editor and publisher ; circ'nK 1.
lilNDSAY, C. H., Victoria Co., 5,8001
pop., on Midland Rd., and Southern termi-
nus of Victoria Rd., 43 m. from Port Hope
and 85 fi-om Toronto. Engaged in manu-
facturing and surrounded by a farming
country.
CANADIAN POST ; Fridays; four
pages ; size 29x46 ; subscription $1 50 ; estab-
lished 1859 ; Charles D. Barr, editor and pub-
lisher; circulation J J 1. Thr, Lindsay "'Ca-
nadian Pos '' is general!!/ conceded by the ad-
vertisinr/ public to be one of the nioH caluable
adveitisiig mediums ii the Dominion of Can-
ada outsile of the larger cHLs. During i's
prosperous and i jimntial career it has
steadily aided to its hres'ige as a neivspaier,
and to its i 'fluence-in its own section. As a
weekly newspaper it has few equals in the
Canalian rre s.
VICTORIA WARDER; Fridays;
four pages ; size 27x42 ; subscription $1 .50; es
tablished 1857; Ed. Flood, editor and pub-
lisher ; circulation J L.
lilSTOWEL, Perth Co., 2,700t pop.,
on Wellington, Grey & Bruce Rd., 35 m. S. E.
of Goderich, 35 fi'om Stratford and 45 from
Guelph. Engaged in manufactm-ing and
cheese making, and suri'ounded by a good
agricultural country.
BANNER; Fridays; eight pages; .size
80x43 ; subscription $1 50 ; established 1866 ; R.
Ferguson, editor ; Ferguson & Elliott, publish-
ers ; circulation J 1.
ST A N D A RD ; Fridays ; liberal-conserva-
tive ; four pages ; size 27x41 ; subscription §2 ;
established 1878; A. S:. G.-orge Hawkins, edi-
tor and publisher ; cii'culation K 1.
LONDON, C. H., Middleae^ Co., 25,000t
pop., on Thames r. and Gi-eat Western, Grand
Trunk, Loudon, Huron & Bruce and London
& Port Stanley Rds., 81 m. W. of Hamilton,
110 from Detroit, and 120 from Suspension
Bi'idge. Entrepot of very superior agricul-
tural region and engaged in oil refining.
Its educational institutions are among the
first in the countrj'.
iJiSiiM
ADVERTISER ; every morning and
evening except Sunday,
and WESTERN AD-
VERTISER AND
LIBERAL., Fridays ;
daily four pages, weekly
eight pages; size— dally
28x44, weekly 40x.56; sub-
scription—daily $5, week-
ly $1 50 ; established 1864 ;
John Cameron & Co., edi-
tors and I )Ublishers ; cir-
culation— daily G G, week-
.ly E E 1.
EVENING HERALD; every evening
except Sunday, and tiKUALiD, Fridays;
four pages; size— daily 25x4i, weekly 31x46;
suV)scription— daily $5, weekly $1 25 ; estab-
lished 1851 ; M. D. Dawson & Co., editors and
publishers ; circulation— daily J, weekly G 1.
FREE PRESS ; every morning and
evening except Sunday, and WEEKLY,
Thursdays ; daily four pages, weekly eight
pages ; size— daily 28x45, weekly 40x.';6 ; sub-
scription—dailj' .$6, weekly $1 .50 ; established
—daily 1859, weekly 1847; Free Press Printing
Co., publishers ; circ'n— daily G, weekly G G 1.
STANDARD.H
CATHOLIC RECORD; Fridays;
catholic: eight pages; si^e 3ix43; subscrip-
tion $■2; establ shed 1878; ThOiUas Cotfey,
publisher; circulation 1 1.
EC H O ; Saturdays ; lour pages ; size 20x27 ;
established 1880 ; Goss & Wnite, editors and
puV)lishers : a free a^lvert^'siu."- sheet.
WESTERN ADVERTISER AND
LIBERAL; (see Advertiser).
CANADIAN ENTOMOLOGIST;
monthly ; twenty-four pages octavo ; subscrip-
tion $f; established 1868; Wm. Saunders,
editor ; Entomological Society of Ontario,
publishers ; circulation K ; inserts advertise-
ments of an entomological character only.
FAMILY CIRCLE; monthly; literary;
twenty pages ; size of p;ige 8x11 ; subscription
50 cents ; established 1878; J. F. Latimer, edi-
tor and publisher ; circulation J.
FARMER'S ADVOCATE; monthly;
agricultural ; twenty-eight pages ; size of page
10x13; subscription $1 25; e.stablished 1865;
William Weld, editor and publisher ; circu-
lation F 1.
liUCAN, Middlesex Co., 14 m. from
London.
ENTER PR ISE ; Thursdays ; eieht pages ;
size 27x41 ; subscription .$1 ; established 1879 ;
W. B. Abbott, editor and publisher.
LUCKNOW, Bruce Co., V500t pop.,
I on W. G. & B. Rd., 22 m. from Goderich
j and 26 from Walkerton. Surrounded by a
i good agricultural and stock-raising coun-
i try. Engaged in milling and manufacture
\ of agricultural implements.
SENTINEL; Fridays; four pages; size
26x40 ; subscription $2 ; established 1873 ; circu-
lation K.
"S/LKTiOC Hastings Co., l.OOOf pop., 2R
m. from Belleville, on Belleville & North
j Hastings Rl. In a farming country, with
I gold, iron and lead mines.
NORTH HASTINGS REVIEW;
Wednesdays ; tour pages ; size 27x42 ; sub-
scription $1 50; established 1877; James A.
Orr & Bro., editors and i^ublishers ; circula-
tion K 1.
MARKDALE, Grey Co., 800t pop.,
on the Toronto, Grey & Bruce Rd., 26 m.
from Owen Sound. Contains several mills
and manufactories and surrounded by a
good agricultural and stock-raising coun-
try. Has also good trout fishing.
EXPOSITOR; Fridays ; four pages ; size
AMERICAN NEWSPAPER DIRECTORY.
407
ONTARIO.
ONTARIO.
*^x36 ; subscription $2 ; established 1875 ;
George J. Blyth. editor and publisher ; circu-
lation K 1.
MARKHAM, York Co., l.noof pop.,
on River Rouge, and Toronto & Nipissiug
Rd., 2i m. N. of Toronto. Slanufacture of
farm implements carried on. Centre of an
agricultui'al section.
EC0N03IIST; Thursdays; four pages;
size 27x41; subscription $2; established
1856 ; Corson & Son, editors and publishers ;
Circulation J 1.
MEAFORD, Grey Co., l.oOOt pop.,
on Georgian bay, and mouth of Bighead r.
Terminus of North Grey Rd., 116 m. from
Toronto.
CHROMCLE.H
MONITOR; Fridays; eight pages; size
"28x42; subscription SI 50; established 1868;
A. H. Watson & Co., editors and publishers ;
circulation K 1.
MILLBROOK, Durham Co., l.SOOf
pop., on Midland Rd., 18 m. N. W. of Port
Hope. Engaged in milling and various
manufactures. Surrounded by an agricul-
tural country'.
MESSENGER; Wednesdays; four
pages ; size 24xo6 ; subscription .$2 ; established
1858; Alfred E. Hayter, editor and publisher ;
circulation K.
MILTON, C. B.,Haltan Co ,2,000t pop.,
36 m. S.W. of Toronto, and "25 from Hamilton,
on Hamilton & North-western and Credit
Valley Rds. Centre of an agricultural com-
munity, in which the manufacturing inter-
ests are well represented.
CANADIAN CHAMPION ; Thurs
days ; four pages ; size 26x40 ; subscription $2 ;
established 1860 ; Panton & Rixon, editors and
publishers ; circulation J 1.
HAL.TON NEWS; Thursdays; four
Sages ; size 26x40 ; subscription $1 50 ; estab-
shed 1877 ; T. J. Starret, editor and pub-
lisher ; circulation K 1.
MITCHELL, Perth Co., 2,700t pop.,
on Grand T. Rd., 12 m. from Stratford. Con-
tains grist mills, foundries, sash and door
and other factories.
ADVOCATE; Fridays; four pages; .size
29x44 ; subscription $2 ; established 1860 ;
Davis Bros., editors and publishers ; circula-
tion 1 1.
RECORDER; Thursdays; four pages;
size 27x41 ; subscription $2 ; established 1877 ;
Thos. H. Race, editor and publisher; circula-
tion K K 1.
MORRISBURGH, Dtindas Co.,
2,000+ pop., on St. Lawrence r. and on Grand
Trunk Rd., 105 m. W. by S. of Montreal.
An agricultural district.
COURIER ; Fridays; eight pages; size
26x41; subscription .82.50; established 1862;
Hugh C. Kennedy, editor and publisher ; cir-
culation .J 1.
DUNDAS CO. HERALD; Thursdays;
four pages; size 27x41; sub.scription .$1 50;
established 1874 ; Miles Brown, editor and
publisher ; circulation K K 1.
MOUNT FOREST, WeUington Co.,
2,350+ pop., on Toronto, Grey & Bruce and
Georgian Bay and Wellington br. of Great
Western Rd. of Canada, about 49 m. from
Guelph. In an agricultural district. Mer-
cantile and manufacturing business car-
ried on. Situation adapted to manufac-
■«;ure8-
CONFEDERATE; Tuesdays ; eight
pages; size 3)x45; subscrintion $1; estab-
lished 1867 ; Stovel & Son, editors and publish-
ers : circulation K 1.
EXA3IINER; Fridays; four pages ; size
26.X4U ; subscription §2 ; established 1860 ; John
McLaren, editor and publisher ; circ'n K 1.
NAPANEE, Lenox Co., 4,500t pop.,
on Napanee r. and Grand Trunk Rd., 25 m.
from Kingston, and 205 from Montreal. Sur-
I'ounded by an agricultural district, and en-
gaged in manufacturing. Has .steamboat
and railroad connections ^\'ith all parts of
the country. Principal products grain,
lumber, cheese and cattle.
BEAVER ; Saturdays; four pages; size
26x40; subscription .82; established 1S71 ; Tem-
pleton & Beeman, editors and publishers ; cir-
culation III.
CANADA CASKET; Fiidays ; temper-
ance ; eight pages ; size 26x:i!8 ; subscription
.81 ; established 1870 ; T. W. Ca^ey, editor ;
H< n"v & Br.)., publishers; circulation J J 1.
EXPRESS; Fridays; four pages; size
27x41; subscription 8150; established 1862;
W. C. Scott, editor and publisher ; circ'n J J 1.
STANDARD; Thur.sdajs ; four pages;
size 27x44; sub.'^cription .$2 50; established
185^1; Henry & Bro., editors and publishers;
circulation J 1.
NEUSTADT, Grei, Co., 600t pop.,
on S. branch of Saugun r., 11 m. from Walk-
erton, and 40 from Goderich. Engaged in
milling and manufacturing.
W.^CHTER AM SAUGEEN; Thurs
days : Grerman ; four pages ; size 26x40 ; sub-
scription ,82 ; established 1868 ; J. Klein & Son,
editors and publishers ; circulation K.
NEWBURGH, Addivgton Co., 900t
pop., on Napanee r., about 25 m. W. of
Kingston, 6 N. of Grand Trunk Rd. at Napa-
nee. It contains paper and grist mills, an
iron foundry and other manufacturing es-
tablishments.
ADDINGTON REPORTER; Wed
nesdays ; four pages ; size 25x;36 ; subscription
§2 ; established 1875 ; J. F. Pappa, editor
and publisher ; circulation K 1.
NEW HAMBURG, Waterloo Co.,
1,200+ pop., on Grand r. and Grand Trunk
Rd., 40 m. N. N. W. from Hamilton, 14 E. of
Stratford, and 75 W. of Toronto.
CANADISCHES VOIiKSBLATT j
Wednesdays ; German ; four pages ; size
27x41^) ; subscriotion .82 ; established 1854 ;
Pressprich & Ritz, editors and publishers;
circulation .1.
HAMBURG INDEPENDENT;
Thursdays; four pa-res; slze24\'36: sub^'cnp-
tion 81 .50; established 1879; William Whit-
lock, editor and publisher ; creulation K.
NEW MARKET, Yorh Co., S.OOOf
pop., 26 m. N. N. W. of Toronto. Agricultu-
ral district and trade centre.
ERA ; Fridays; four pages: size 28x42;
subscription §2 ; established 1852 ; Erastus
Jack«on. editor and nublisher : circ'n J 1.
NORTH YORK REFORMER; Fri-
days ; four pMges ; size 29x45 ; subscription
S2'; established 1«67 ; Thomas Ratcliff, editor
and publisher ; circulation K 1.
NORWICH, Oxford Co., MOf pop., on
Port Dover & Lake Huron, and Brantford,
Norfolk, and Port Burwell Rds., 17 m. from
Woodstock, and 25 from Brantford. En-
gaged in manufacture of agricultural im-
plements. Surrounded by a fertile agricul-
tural country.
408
GEO. P. HOWELL & CO'S
ONTARIO.
ONTARIO.
CrAZETTE; Thursdays ; four pages ; size
25x36; subscription $1; established 1877;
Peter Craib, editor and publisher ; circula-
tion K.
OAKVILLE, Halton Co., 2,0C0t pop.,
on Great Western Railroad, 17 m. from
Hamilton, and 20 from Toronto.
EXPKE!^!!«i ; Fridays; eight pages; size
27x4 1 ; subscription $2; established 1875;
John C. Gentzler, editor and publisher ; cir-
culation K 1.
STANDARD; Fridays; eight pages;
size 27x41 ; subscription $2 ; established 1878 ;
George King, editor and publisher ; circula-
tion K 1. The best adrertising medium
between Hamilton and Toronto.
OMEMEE, Victoria Co. In the South
Riding of county, on Midland Rd., 33 m.
from Port Hope.
HERAL.D; Fridays; eight pages; size
27x41 ; subscription .$1 ; established 1873 ; E. D.
Passmore, editor and publisher ; cire'n K K.
ORANGEVILLE, WelVmgton Co.,
3,00O|- pop., near Grand r., on Toronto, Grey
& Bruce Railroad, about 50 m. N. W. from
Toronto. A trade centre, surrounded by an
agricultural district.
ADVEllTI&iER; Fridays; four pages;
size 26x40 ; subscription $2 ; established 1868 ;
F. H. Newton, editor and publisher ; cire'n J.
SUN; Thursdays; four pages; size 27x41;
subscription $2 ; established 1860 ; John Foley,
editor and publisher ; circulation K 1.
ORILLIA, Simcoe Co., 2,6.o0t pop., on
Lakes Couchiching and Simcoe, at junction
of Midland & Northern Rds., 85 m. N. of To
ronto. A summer resort. Has woolen
mills, foundries, etc. Is connected with
other ports on the Lakes by steamboat, and
contains the Provincial asylum for Idiots.
PACKET; F^-idays ; four pages; size
24x36 ; subscription $1 ; established 1870 ; Hale
Bros., editors and publishers ; circulation J.
TIMES ; Thursdays; four pages; size
27x41 ; subscription $2; established 1873 ; Mur
ray & Beaton, editors and publishers ; circu
lation J.
OSHAWA, Ontario Co., 4,.500t pop.,
on Lake Ontario, and on Grand Trunk Rd.,
4 m. E. of Whitby, and 34 N. E. of Toronto.
Engaged in various manufactures.
ONTARIO REFORMER; Fridays;
four pages ; size 27x41 : subscription g2 ; estab-
lished 1871 ; E. Mundy, editor and publisher ;
circulation K 1.
VINDICATOR; Wednesdays ; four
pages ; size 27x41 ; subscription $2 ; established
1856 ; J. S. Larke, editor and publisher ; cir-
culation J.
OTTAWA, C. H., Cnrleton Co., 30,000t
pop., capital of the Dominion, on Ottawa
and Rideau rs., and Fort Lawrence & Ottawa
& Canada Central Rds., 54 m. from Prescott.
Engaged in lumbering and various manu-
factures.
CITIZEN ; every morning except Sunday,
and SEMI-\VEEK1.,Y, Mondays and
Thursdays ; four pages ; size 25x38 ; subscrip-
tion—daily $6; established— daily 18(i4, semi-
weekly 1845; Citizen Printing antl Publishing
Co., editors and publishers ; circulation— daily
I, semi-weekly I.
FREE PRESS; every morning and
evening except Sunday, and AVEEK.IjY,
Thursdays ; daily four pages, weekly eight
pages ; size— dally 26x38, weekly 36x52 ; sub-
scription—daily $6, weekly $1 ,5(1; established
1869; Charles William Jlitchell. editor and
publisher; cire'n— daily H 1. weekly H 1
HERALiD; every evening except Sun-
day, and WEEKIiY, Thursdays; daily
four pages, weekly eight pages ; size— <iaily
22x^8, weekly 28x44 ; subscription — daily $5,
weekly $1 ; established— daily 1876, weekly
1877; W. H. Nagle, editor and publisher: cir-
culation—dally J J 1, weekly I 1.
IjE CANADA; every afternoon except
Sunday, and W E E K li Y, Thursdays ;
French ; four pages ; size 25x36 ; subscrip-
tion—daily !|;4, weekly $1; established 1879;
Joseph Tasse, editt)r ; C. D. Theriault, pub-
lisher.
CANADA GAZETTE; Saturdays;
twenty -four pages ; size of page 8x13 ; subscrip-
! tion $4 ; Government of Canada, publishers ;
inserts legal, parliamentary and government
advertisements only.
L.E TRIBOl LET; Saturdays; English
and French ; comic ; eight pages ; size 18x24 ;
subscription $1; established 1879; Albert
Grignard, editor and publisher.
L,'AL.Blini DES FAMILIES;
monthly ; French ; catholic ; fifty -two pages:
size of page 9x12 ; subscription $2 ; established
1876; issued from the office of Le Cirnada.
OTTERVILLE, Oxford Co.
MAtJNET: Thursdays; four pages; size
23x:«; subscription $1 ; established 1880:
Weaver & Co., editors and publishers.
OWEN SOUND, C.H.,(;rf2/ Co.,3,500t
pop., on Owen Sound, near the S. W. shore
of Georgian bay, about 110 m. N. W. of To-
ronto, and 35 W. of Collingwood. Centre of
an agricultural country.
A D VERTISER ; Thursdays ; four pages ;
size 29x46; subscription $2 ; established 1863:
j James H. Little, editor and publisher ; circu-
1 lation J.
TIMES; Fridays; four pages; size. 29x45:
subscription $1 50: established 1853; Da-vid
Creighton, editor and publisher ; cire'n J 1.
TRIBUNE; Thursdays ; eight pages ; size
29x43 ; subscription $2 ; established 1878 :
Thurston, Pearce & Co., editors and publish-
ers ; circulation J.
PAISLEY, Jiruce Co., l,500t pop., on
Wellington, Grey & Bruce Rd.
ADVOCATE; Fridays; four pages ; size
26x40 ; subscription $2 ; established 1865 ; John
Collie, editor and publisher ; circulation K 1.
PALMERSTON, WelUngton Co., on
W. G. & B. Rtl., at junction of main line
with Southern branch.
TELEC^RAPH AND WELLING-
TON AND PERTH GAZETTE; Thurs
days ; four pages ; size 24x36 ; subscription
.$1 50 ; established 1876 : J. T. Lacy, editor :
Proctor Bros., publishers ; circulation K.
PARIS, Brant Co.. 3,700t pop., at in-
tersection of Grand Trunk Rd. with Great
Western Rd., 61 m. S. W. of Toronto. Smith's
creek enters Grand river at this point. The
manufacture of various articles is carried
on. Extensive beds of plaster paris are
found here.
BRANT REVIEW^ Thursdays; con-
servative ; eight pages ; size 27x41 ; subsci'ip-
tion $1,50; established 1879; A. A. AUworth.
editor and publisher.
STAR; Wednesdaj's; four pa^s; size
27x41 ; subscription $2 ; established 18dO ; W. G.
Powell, editor and publisher ; circulation J 1.
TRANSCRIPT; Fridays; four pages;
size 28.X41 ; suljscription .$2 ; established 1869;
R. Patterson, editor and publisher; cii'c'n K 1.
PARKDALE, Yorlc- Co.
(GAZETTE; Saturdays; eight pages;
size 27x41 ; subscription $1 ; established 1878 ;
T. Moore, editor and publisher : circulation
K 1 ; printed at the office of the Toronto ^d
vertiKer.
PARK HILL, Middlesex Co., 2,500+
AMERICAN NKUSPAPEIi DIKECTOKV
4it9
ONTARIO.
ONTARIO.
pop., on Grand Trunk Rd., 31 ni. from Lon-
don, 40 from Sarnia, and 90 from Detroit.
Engaged in manufactures and the lumber
and grain trade. In a fine agricultural
country.
IjJAZETTE; Thursdays : four page.s ; size
27x41; subscription $1 o(i; established 1870;
Wallace Graham, editor and publisher ; circu-
lation 1.
PARRY SOUND, Di^itrict of Parry
Sound, ],WXH- pop., on Eastern shore of
Georgian bay. Centre of lumbering opera-
tions and a good shipping port.
NORTH STAR; Fridays; four pages;
size 24x86 ; subscription .§1 25 ; established
1874 ; B. N. Fisher, editor and publisher : cir-
culation K 1.
PEMBROKE, C. H., Jievfreto Co.,
2,000+ pop., 86 m. N. W. of Ottawa. Termi-
nus of C. C. and B. & O. Rds. A lumbering
district.
OBSERVER; Fridays; four pages ; size
28x40 ; subscription $1 ; established 1857 ; Robt.
C. Miller, editor and publisher ; circn J 1.
STANDARD; Tuesdays; four pages;
size 2.jXo7; subscription .§1 ; established 1873;
James Millar, Jr., editor and publisher : circu-
lation K K 1.
PERTH, C. H., Lanark Co., 3,Onot pop.,
on Tay r. and a branch of Brockville & Otta-
wa Rd., 40 m. from Brockville, and 4:5 N. E. of
Kingston. A place of considerable trade
and manufacturing. Iron, phosphate and
mica mines in operation in vicinity.
COURIER ; Fridaj's ; four pages; size
27x43 ; subscription $1 50 ; established VSS4 ;
Walker Brothers, editors and publishers;
eirc'lation J 1.
EXPOSITOR; Thursdays; four pages;
size •-i7x4;5 ; subscription $2 ; established 1861 ;
T. A. Cairns, editor and publisher ; circula-
tion J.
PETERBO ROUGH ,C.H., Peterbor-
ough Co., 7,000+ pop., on Otanabee r. and Mid-
land Rd., 93 m. N. E. of Toronto. Located in
the centre of a prosperous country, export-
ing grain and pork, and engaged in various
manufactures and the lumber trade.
EVENING REVIEW; every evening
except Sunday, and REVIEW, Fridays ;
four pages ; size— daily 21x27, weekly 28x40 ;
subscription— daily $i, weekly $2 ; establish-
ed—daily 1878, weekly 1853; Toker & Co., edi-
tors and publishers ; circulation — daily K,
weeklv J 1.
EXAMINER; Thursdays; four pages;
size ;iv»x44 ; subscription $1 50 ; established 18.56 ;
J. R. Stratton, editor and publisher ; circula-
tion J 1.
REVIEW ; (see Evening Recieic).
TlillES; Saturdays; four pages; size
28x41 ; subscription $1 50 ; established 1872 ; W.
H. Robertson & Co., editors and publishers ;
circulation J.
"PETHOIjI A, Lambton Co., 3,500t Y>o-p.,
on Petrolia branch of Great Western Rd.,
40 m. from London. Centre of the petro-
leum oil production of Canada. Refining
and shipping oil the principal industry.
PETROLEUM ADVERTISER ; Fri
days ; four pages ; size 27x41 ; subscription
$2; established 1869; Richard Herring, editor
and publisher ; circulation J.
TOPIC; Thursdays; eight pages; size
27x41 ; subscription .SI 50 ; established 1879 ;
Lowery Bros., editors and publishers ; circu-
lation J.
PICTON. C. H.. Pritice Edward Co.,
.3,010+ pop., on Quinte bay, 40 m. W. of
Kingston, and 36 from Belleville by water.
GAZETTE; Fridays; four pages ; size
28x43 ; subscription $2 ; established 1836 ; S. M.
Conger & Bro., editors and publishers ; circu
lation J 1.
TIMES; Thursdays ; four pages ; size
27x41 ; subsci-iption $1 ."0 ; established 1855 ; J.
J. Bell, editor and publisher; circulation J J.
PORT DOVER, Norfolk Co., l,200t
pop., a port of entry, at the confluence of
River Ljnn with Lake Erie, 7 m. from the
Canada Air-Line Rd., and :38 from Hamil-
ton. Has an extensive business in lumber
and country produce.
INDEPENDENT; Fridays; four pages:
size 24x35; subscription ill ; established 1874;
D. Riddle, editor and publisher ; circ'n K.
PORT ELGIN, Bruce Co., l,.50:Jt pop.,
on W. G. & B. Rd., and on Lake Huron, 90
m. from Guelph, and 110 from Toronto. En-
gaged in manufactures.
BUSY TIMES; Thursdays; conserva-
tive; ei^ht pages; size 27x41; subscription
S2 ; established 18T7 ; W. S. Johnston, editor
and publisher ; circulation K.
FREE PRESS: Fridays; four pages;
size 27x41 ; subscription $1 25 ; established
1870 ; H. J. Benner, editor and publisher ; cir-
culation K 1.
PORT HOPE, Durham Co., 5,000^
pop., on N. shore of Lake Ontario, at the
junction of Midland and Grand Trunk Rds
53 m. E. by N. of Toronto. Shipping point
for lumber and agi-icultural products. Has
several mills and a fine harbor.
EVENING NEWS; every evening ex-
cept Sunday, and NEVVS, Fridays; daily
four pages, weekly eight pages : size— daily
20x27, weekly 27x41 : subscription— daily $2 ,5(^/,
weekly .SI : established 1879.
GUIDE ; every evening except Sunday,
and WEEKLY, Fridays; four pages;
size— dailv 21x27, weekly 27x41 ; subscription-
daily $3, weekly SI 50; establi.shed— da.ly 1878,
weekly 18.52 ; G. Wilson & Sons, editors and
publishers ; circulation— daily K, weekly J i.
TIMES ; everv evening except Sunday,
and WEEKLY, Thursdays; daily four
pages, weekly eight pages ; size— daily 20x26.
weekly 30x46 ; subscription— daily $4, weeklj
$1 30 ;' established— daily 1879, weekly 1862;
J. B. Trayes, editor and publisher ; circula-
tion— weekly I.
CANADIAN CRAFTSMAN; month
ly ; masonic ; thirty-six pages octavo ; sub
scription $1 50; established 1867: J. B. Trayes,
editor and publisher ; circulation H.
CHRISTIAN GLEANER; monthly;
unsectarian ; twenty pages ; size of page
9x11 ; subscription $1 ; established 1879; W. E.
Butt, editor and publisher ; circulation J i ;
issued from the office of the Guide.
PORT PERRY, Ontario Co., 1,600?
pop., on Lake Scugog. Terminus of Poit
Whitby & Port Perry Rd., 50 m. N. E. of
Toronto. Engaged in manufactures and
lumber trade.
NORTH ONTARIO OBSERVER?
Thursdays ; four pages ; size 27x41 ; subscrip
tion $1 50; established 1858 ; Baird & Parsone,.
editors and publishers ; circulation K 1.
STANDARD ; Thursdays; four pages;
size 27x41 ; subscription .S2 ; established 1866 ;
E. Mundy, editor and publisher ; circn K 1.
PORT ROWAN, ^^orfolk Co., 750r
pop., on Long Point bay, 21 m. from Sim
coe. Engaged in the summer in shipping.
SPIRIT OF THE AGE: Thursdays;
four pages : size 24xo('« : subscription $\ ;
410
GEO. P. ROWELL & GO'S
ONTARIO.
I
sstablished 1874; Jas. McQaeen, editor and
publisher ; circulation K.
PRESCOTT, GrenviUe Co., 3,500t
pop., on St. Lawrence r., nearly opposite
Ogdensburg, N. Y., and on Grand Trunk
Rd., at junction of St. Lawrence & Ottawa
Rd., 50 m. N. E. of Kingston. Iron manu-
factories here.
MESSENGER; Fridays; four paws;
size 27x41; subscription .S^; establi hed 18.5;
Charles J. Hynes, editor and publislier; cir-
Gul^tioix K 1.
TELEGRAPH; Wednesdays ; foixr
ages ; size 26x4'J ; subscription $1 ,50 ; estab-
ished 1847: John A. Mackenzie, editor and
publisher ; circulation J 1.
PRINCE ARTHUR, Algoma Dis-
trict, at head of navigation, on Laice Supe-
rior. In a mining district. The surrovinding
country is rapidly growing in enterprise
and population, and is intersected by the
new Canada Pacific Rd.
THUN DER BAY SENTINEL;
Fridays ; four pages ; size 22x32 ; subscrip-
tion $2; established 1875; Sentinel Printing
Co., editors and publishers ; circulation K.
RENFREW, i?e///m<; Co., I,200tpop.,
50 m. from Ottawa. Centre of trade for sur-
rounding agricultural country. Carries on
trade with the lumbering establishments
in Upper Ottawa. The village has water
power, which is employed in manufactures.
MERCURY ; Fridavs ; four pages ; size
28x3:3 ; subscription §1 75 ; established 1871 ;
A. Smallfield, editor and publisher ; circ'n K.
RICHMOND HILL, York Co., GOOt
pop., 16 m. N. of Toronto. Considerable
manufacturing done here.
HERALD; Thursdays; four pages; size
24x36; subscription $1; established 1859; M.
H. Keefler, editor and publisher ; circula-
tion K K.
RIDGETOWN, BotJmell Co., l,500t
pop., on Canada Southern Rd. » In agricul-
tural district.
EAST KENT PLAIN DEALER
AND ADVOCATE; Thursdays; four
pages; size 24x:^; subscription $1 .50; estab-
lished 1876; Constable & Somerville, editors
and publishers ; circulation J 1.
ST. CATHARINES, C. U., Lincoln
Co., 12,000+ pop., at junction of Great West-
em &Welland Rds., a5 m. E. by S. of Hamil-
ton and 11 N. W. of Niagara. The Welland ca-
nal passes through here. Engaged in manu-
facturing, centre of trade, and great resort
for health and pleasure.
EVENING JOURNAL; every evening
isxcept Sunday, and JOURNAL, Thurs-
days; four pages; size— daily 2;!x31, weekly
27x41 ; subscription— daily $1, weekly $1 ; es-
tablished 1826; Journal t*rinting; Co., editors
and publishers; circulation — daily J 1, week-
ly J J 1.
NEWS; everv evening except Sunday,
and WEEKLY, Thursdays; four pagRs ;
-Size- daily 24x3»i, weekly 27x41 ; subscription
—daily $i, weekly .'51 ; established 1872 ; J. W.
Carman, editor and publisher; circulation-
daily K, weekly J.
JOURNAL; (see Even huj Journal).
CANADIAN HORTICULTURIST ;
monthly ; horticultural ; twenty pa 'e^ oc-
tavo ; subscription $1 ; established 1878 ; D.
W. Beadl-!^, editor ; Fruit Growers' Asso-
t3iation of Ontario, publishers ; circulation J 1.
ST. MARY'S, rerth Co.. i.o.m pop..
ONTARIO.
on Grand Trunk Rd., at junction of Sarnia
& London branches, 'IS m. from London,
and 100 from Toronto. Building stone is
quarried in the vicinity and shipped to all
parts of the province.
ARGUS; Thursdays; four pages; size
27x44 ; subscription $2 ; established 1856 ; J. J.
Crabhe, editor and publisher* circulation J.
J O U R N A L ; Thursdays ; eight pages :
size 3 ix45 ; subscription .$1 .50 ; established
1876 ; Patterson & Whitlcck, editors and pub-
lishers ; circulation K K.
ST. THOMAS, C. H., Elgin a).,B,.wnt
pop., on London & Port Stanley and Canada
Southern, and Canada Air-Line Rls., 15 ra.
S. of London. Centi-e of an agricultural
region, and engaged in manufacturing.
JOURNAL; semi-weekly, Tuesdays and
Fridays; eight pages; size 27x41; subscrip-
tion $1 50 ; established 1859 ; Journal Printing
Co., editors and publishers ; cij'culation I.
TIMES; senii-weeklv, Tuesdays and
Thursdays, and WEEKLY, Thursdays;
four pages ; size— semi-weekly 26x40, weekly
30x44; subscription— semi-weekly $2 50, weekly
.$1 50 ; established— semi-weekly 1873, weekly
1873 ; J. Wilkinson, editor and publisher ; cir-
culation—semi weekly J, weekly H.
GUIDE; Thursdays; four pages; size
24xo(;; subscription .'fl ; established 188J; W.
A. Bockus & Co., editors and publishers.
SARNIA, C. H., Lambton Co., S.OOOf
pop., on St. Clair r., near Lake Huron. It is
the last port at which steamers bound to
the upper lakes can touch. Connected
with Port Huron by feri'y-
CANADIAN; Wednesdays; four pages;
size 31x4y; subscription $1 50; established 1857 ;
Canadian Printing Co., editors and publish-
ers ; circulation I.
OBSERVER ; Fridays; reform; eight
pages ; size Six.46 ; subscription $2 ; estab-
lished 1854 ; Eyvel & Gorman, editors and
publishers ; circulation I I.
SAULT STE. MARIE, C. H..
Algoma Co., 1,000+ pop., at foot of Lake Supe-
rior. In prosperous agricultural district.
ALGOMA ADVOCATE; Wednesdays;
four pages ; size 24x36; stfbscription $1 50; es-
tablished 1879; S R>'id, editor and publisher.
ALG03IA PIONEER; Wedne-sdays ;
four pages ; size 24x36 ; subscription $2 ; es-
tablished 1875 ; Edward Riggings, editor and
publisher ; circulation K.
SEAFORTH, JJuron Co., S.OOOf pop.,
on Buffalo & Lake Hui-on division of Grand
Trunk Rd., 21 m. S. E. of Goderich. Salt
works located here. Centre of grain, pro-
duce and lumber trade. Market town of a
large agricultural district.
HURON EXPOSITOR; Fridays ; eight
pages ; size 32x43 ; subscription $1 .50 ; estab-
lished 1867; McLean Brothers, editors and
publishers ; circulation I 1.
SHELBURNE, Cm/ Co., SOOf pop.,
on Toronto, Grey & Bruce Rd., 64 m. from
Toronto, and 16 from Orangeville. An
agricultural district, and engaged also in
milling and manufacturing.
FREE PRESS; Thursdays; four pages ;
size 24x36 ; suljscription $ 1 ; established 1875 ;
James Cameron, editor and publisher; circu-
lation K.
SIMCOE, C. H., Norfolk Co., 2,000t
pop., on Pattei'son's creek, 8 m. N. of Lake
Erie, 80 S. W. of Toronto, and 40 from Ham-
ilton. The trade centre for an agricultural
district.
AMERICAN NEWSPAPER DIRECTORY.
411
ONTARIO.
BRITISH C'A N A I)1A N ; Wednesdays ;
four pages ; size 27x41 ; subscription §1 50 ; es-
tablislied 1861; Wiliiani Wallace, editor ; W.
P. Kelley, publisher; circulation K 1.
NORFOliK KEFOR3IER; Fridays;
four pages ; size 26x40 i subscription SI ; es-
tablished isns ; A. J. Donly, editor and pub-
lisher ; circulation J 1.
SMITH'S FALLS, i«««r/.; Co ,2,000t
pop., on Rd. and canal, 20 ni. frona Brock-
ville. Has woolen mills and engaged in
man ifacture of agricultural implemeuts.
NEWS; Fridays; four pages; size 25x37;
subscription $1 ; established 1875 ; James Mc-
Leod, editor and publisher ; circulation J.
STAYNER, Sinicoe Co., I,4ii0t pop ,
on 1 ne of Rd. Principal pursuits are lum-
bering, manufacture of shingles, and grain
raising.
S IJ N ; Wednesdaj's ; four pages ; size
21x27; subscription $1; established 1877 ; M.
J. Saaw, editor and publisher ; circ u K 1.
STIRLING, Hastings Co., IG in. from
Belleville.
NEWS-ARGUS; Fridays; four pages ;
size 24x.j6 ; sub -cription $1 50 ; established
1879; John H. Thompson, editor and pub-
lisher.
STOUFFVILLE, York Co., l.OOOt
pop., on Toronto & Nipissing Rd., at junc-
tion with Lake Simcoe Junction Rd., 28 m.
from Toronto. Good agricultural country,
with health}" climate.
ADVANCE; Thursdays; four pages ; size
24x36; subscription $150; established 1S79;
W. Pemberton, editor and publisher ; printed
at the office of the Uxbridge Quardian.
STRATFORD, C. 11., Perth Co.,9,000t
pop., junction of Buffalo & Lake Huron,
Grand Trunk, Stratford & Huron and Port
Dover & Lake Huron Rds., 115 m. N. N. W.
of Buffalo. Surrounded by an agricultural
district. Centre for grain, lumber, cheese
and live stock.
BEACON; Fridaj's ; four pages; sUe
33x53 ; subscription' $2 50 ; established 185i ;
Alexander Matheson, editor and publisher ;
circulation I I.
CANADISCHER KOL.ONIST; Wed
nesdays ; German ; four pages ; size 27x41 ;
subscription $2; established 1864; J. H.
Schmidt, editor and publisher ; circ'n J 1.
1)ER PERTH VOL.KSFREUND ;
Fil.lays; German; four pages; size 27x41;
subscription .$2; established 1878; M. Scherer,
editor and publisher ; circulation K K I.
HERAIiD; Wednesdays; four pages;
size .30x49 ; subscription $1 50 ; established
1867 ; James Fahey, editor ; James Robb, pub-
lisher : circulation I.
TIU'lES; Wednesdaj-s ; four pages : size
27x41 ; subscription SI ; established 1876 ; H.
T. Butler, editor and publisher; circ'n J J.
STRATHRO Y, Middlesex Co., 3,400t
pop., on Sydenham r. and London & Sarnia
branch of Great Western Rd., 20 m. from
London and 96 S. W. from Hamilton. En-
gaged in various kinds of manufacturing,
and surrounded by an agricultural district.
AGE; Thursdays; eight pages ; ><ize 29x43 ;
subscription $1 25 ; established 1867 ; John S.
Sa'i\ oditor and puh'ish'>r: r-ircnlatioTi J 1.
W^ESTERN DISPATCH; Wednes-
days; co'iservative ; eid t pages; size 30x43;
subscriptions! 50; established 1863; A. Ding-
mf<»i. editor and publisher; circulation J .J.
CANADIAN POULTRY REVIEW ;
monthly ; poultry-r-iising ; twenty-four
pages; size of page 7x10; subscription $1;
ONTARIO.
established 1877 ; James Fullerton, editor and
publisher ; circulation K K.
SUTTON, York Co., about 26 m. from
New Market.
TI3IES.+f
T AM WORTH, Addington Co., 500t
pop., on Salmon r. 20 m. N. of Napanee,
with which it is connected by daily mail
stages. Has stores, grist, woolen and saw
mills, a foundi-y, etc. Lies in a farming
and stock-raising district.
ECHO; Fridays; independent; four
pages; size 27x41: sub.scription $1 53; estab-
lished 1877 ; Asa Cronk, editor and publisher ;
circulation J.
TEES WATER, Brnre Co., l,.^00t
pop., on Teeswater r., terminus of Toronto,
Grey & Bruce Rd. In agricultural district.
Engaged in manufactures.
NEWS; Fridays; four pages ; size 24x36;
subscription!?!! .50; established 1873 ; Thomas
Fairbairn, editor and publisher ; circ'n K.
THEDFORD, Lambton Co., SOOf pop.,
on Grand Trunk Rd., 30 m. from Sarnia.
Engaged in milling and manufacture of
lumber, barrels, cheese boxes, and sashes
and doors ; has also other manufactories.
HER ALiD ; Wednesdays ; four pages ; size
27x41 ; subscription §1 .50; established 1877 ; R.
F. Manley, editor and publisher ; circ'n K 1.
THORNBURY,Gre»/ Co., 1.400t pop.
At mouth of Beaver r., on Georgian bay,
and on the North Grey Rd. Contains flour-
ing mills and fine water power. Is a good
grain market.
UNION STANDARD; Thursdays;
ff)ur pages ; size 24x36 ; subscription $1 ; es-
tablished 1873; J. Farewell, editor and pub-
lisher ; circulation K 1.
THOROLD, Welland Co., 3,500t pop.,
on Welland canal and Great Western Rd.,
36 m. from Hamilton. Several cotton,
woolen, paper and other mills and manu-
factories are located here. In rich agricul-
tural country. Stone quarries in vicinity.
POST; Fridays; four pages; size 24x36;
subscrii)tion S2 , established 1875 ; W. H.
Bone, editor and publisher ; circulation K 1.
TILSONBURG, Oxford Co., 2,000t
pop., on Canada Southern and Canada Air-
Line Rds. Engaged in the lumber trade.
Surrounded by an agricultural and cheese-
making district.
IjIBERAIi; Thursdays; four pages; size
^4x36; subscription §1 50; established 1877;
Dresser & ivicGuire, editors and publishers ;
circulation K K.
OBSERVER ; Fridays ; e'ght pages ; size
27x41 ; subscription $1 .W ; established 1864 ;
William S. Law, editor and publisher ; circu-
lation K.
TIVERTON, Bruce Co , SOOf pop.,
9 m. from Kincardine and 15 from Port
Elgin. In a fine farming country. .
WATCHI>IAN; Thursdays; four pages ;
size 24x:?7: subscription .SI .',0 ; established 1874 ;
John Pollard, editor and proprietor; circula-
tion K.
TORONTO. C. H., York Co., To.OOOf
pop. Seat of Government of the Province
of Ontario ; the great emporium of the
Province, on a bay on the N. W. shore
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GEO. r. liOWELL & CO'S
ONTARIO.
of Lake Ontario, 390 in. W. S. W. of
Montreal, and about 60 N. by W. of
Buffalo, N. Y. Engaged in various kinds
of manufactures, has a harbor and
considerable commerce ; steamers ply
regularly to all the principal ports.
The Grand Trunk Rd. connects it
with Montreal and Portland (Me.) on
the east, and Sarnia and Detroit on the
west, and six other railroads centre here
from different points in the Province. The
seat of the Provincial Legislature. The
largest and most important city in Ontario,
and the second city in the dominion.
EVENING TEJLEGRAM; every even
Ing except Sunday; four pages; size 25x4<);
subscription $5 ; established 1876 ; J. Ross Ro-
bertson, editor and publisher ; circulation F.
The "Evening Telegram," Toronto, Canada;
circulation ten thousand daili). Read the
following affidavit :— City of Toronto, to n-it :
I, William Elder, of the city of Toronto, circu-
lation agent of the "Evening Telegram " news-
paper, do solemnly declare— \st. That the av-
erage number of copies printed each day for
the month of September last pasit was ten
thousand and five copies ; I make this solemn
declaration conscientiously b'tieving the same
to be true, and by virtue of the Act passed in
the, thirty seventh year of Her Majesty's
reign, intituled "An Act for the '■iupjJression
of Voluntary and Extra Judicial Oaths."—
William Eder. Dccla red before me th is fou rth
day of October, A. D. 187(), at the city of\To-
ronto. — G. T. Denison, iiolicc magistral e. The
circulation of the "Evening Telegram" is
irithin 2,500 of the total daily ci7\-ulation of
the "Mail" new.ipaper, and. more than one-
half as large as the daily circulation of the
" Globe." The " Telegram " is the only paper
in Toronto that opens its circulaHon books to
advertisers, and can back up its claim of cir-
culation by an official document taken before
the highest authority in Toronto; the rates of
adi^ertising in the " Telegram " are con-
siderably less than one-half those charged by
the "Globe" and "Mail." The "Telegram"
circulates in eighty towns and lullages in the
neighborhood of Toronto, and. within a radius
of IOJ miles. — J. Ross Robertson, publisher and
proprietor.
GliOBE; every morning except Sunday,
and WEEKLY, Fridays ; daily four pages,
weekly sixteen pages; size — daily 31x50,
weekly (size of page) 15x22 ; subscription-
daily $6, weekly $2 ; established— tlaily 1844,
weekly 1849; Hon. George Brown, editor;
Globe Printing Co., publishers ; circulation-
daily D 1, weekly C 1.
MAILj! every morning and evening ex-
cept Sunday, and WEEKLY, Fridays;
daily four pages, weekly eight pages ; size-
daily 30x45, weekly 34x.50; subscription-
daily $6, weekly $1 50; establishecf 1872;
Christopher W. Bunting, editor and publisher;
circulation X.
ADVERTISER; Saturdays ; eight
pages ; size 27x41 ; subsci-iption $1 ; estab-
lished 1870 ; Edward Devine, editor and
publisher; circulation X.
CANADA PRESBYTERIAN ; Fri
days ; presbyterlan ; sixteen pages ; size of
page 10x15 ; subscription $2 ; established 1872 ;
C. Blackett Robinson, editor and publisher ;
circulation F.
CANADIAN BAPTIST; Thursdays:
baptist ; eight pages ; size 31x42 ; subscription
$2 ; established 1855 ; William Muir, editor ;
BaptLst Publishing Co., publishers ; circula-
tion H 1.
CANADIAN G E N T li E M A N ' S
JOURNAL AND SPORTING
TIMES ; Fridays; sporting; eight pages;
size 27x41 ; subscription $4 ; established 1870 ; P.
Collins & Co., editors and publishers ; cir-
culation I.
CANADIAN INDEPENDENT; Thurs
days ; congregational ; eight pages ; size
ONTARIO.
20x28 ; subscription $1 ; established 1854 ; Rev.
J. B. Silcox, editor ; Congregational Publish-
ing Co., publishers; circulation I.
CHRISTIAN GUARDIAN AND
EVANGELICAL WITNESS ; Wednes
days ; methodist ; eight pages ; size 34x48 ;
subscription $2 ; established 1829 ; Rev. E. H.
Dewart, editor ; Rev. William Briggs, pub-
lisher ; circulation F 1.
CHRISTIAN HELPER; Saturdays;
baptist; twelve pages; size of page 9x12;
subscription $1 ; established 1877; Christian
Helper Printing and Publishing Co., editors
and pul)lishers.
CHRISTIAN JOURNAL; Fridays;
methodist ; twelve pages ; size of page 10x14 ;
subscription $1 ; established 1857; Rev. J. C.
Antliff, editor; Rev. W. Bee, publisher ; cir-
culation J 1.
DOMINION CHURCHMAN ; Thurs
days ; episcopal ; twelve pages ; size of page
10x15 ; subscription $3 ; established 1875 ; T. H.
Spencer, LL. D., editor and publisher; cir-
culation H 1.
EASTERN ENTERPRISE ; Satur
days ; four pages; size 18x25 ; subscription 50
cents ; established 1878 ; Charles A. Harcourt,
editor and publisher ; circulation K.
EVANGELICAL CHURCHMAN ;
Thursdays ; protestant-episcopal ; sixteen
pages; size of page 10x13; subscription $2;
established 1876; Rev. James P. Siicralton,
B. A., editor ; Hunter, Rose & Co., publishers ;
circulation H H.
GRAPHIC; Saturdays; literary; six-
teen pages; size of page 9x12; subscnption
$1 ; established 1877 ; W. N. Sears, publisher;
circulation J J 1.
GRIP; Saturdays ; comic ; eight pages;
size 18x24 ; subscription $2 ; established 1870 ;
Bengough Bros., editors and publishers; cir-
culation I 1.
IRISH CANADIAN ; Wednesdays;
eight pages ; size 31x45; subscription $2 ; es-
tablished 1863 ; Patrick Boyle, editor and pub-
lisher; circulation G 1.
I>IONETARY TIiMES AND TRADE
REVIEW-INSURANCE CHRONI-
CLE; Fridays; commercial; insurance;
thirty-two pages ; size of page 9x12 ; subscrip-
tion $2 ; established 1867 ; Edward Trout, busi-
ness manager ; circulation H 1.
NATIONAL; Saturdays; eight pages;
size 27x40 ; subscription $2 ; established 1872 ;
Smallpeice & Wi-ight, editors and publishers ;
circulation J J 1.
NEW DOMINION: Saturdays; lite-
rary ; eight pages ; size 28x44 ; subscription
$1; established 1868; S.Frank Wilson, edi-
tor and publisher ; circulation G 1.
SENTINEL AND ORANGE AND
PROTESTANT ADVOCATE; Thurs
days ; eight pages : size 27x41 ; subscription
$2 ; established 1875 ; Edward F. Clarke, edi-
tor and publisher ; circulation J 1.
TRIBUNE; Fridays; catholic; eight
pages ; size 32x47.; subscription $2 ; establish-
ed 1874 ; Alexander Robertson, editor ; J. Ber-
nard Carroll, publisher ; circulation G G 1.
SILENT WORLD ; semi-monthly ; four
pages; size 14x20; subscription 50 cents; es-
tablished 1879 ; R. C. Slater, editor and pub-
lisher ; devoted to the deaf and dumb.
CANADA E D U t; A T I O N A L
MONTHLY; educational ; seventy
pa.t;es octavo ; subscription $1 50 ; established
1879 ; G. Mercer Adam, editor ; Canada Educa-
tional Monthly Publishing Co., publishers ;
circulation J J.
CANADA LANCET ; monthly; medi-
cal ; flfty-slx pages ; size of page 7x10 ; sub-
scription $3; established 1868; John Fulton,
M. D., editor; Dudley & Burns, publishers;
circulation III.
CANADA LAW JOURNAL ; month
ly ; legal; tliirty-two pages octavo ; subscrip-
tion $5 ; established 1865 ; Henry O'Brien, edi-
tor ; Willing & Williamson, publishers ; circu-
lation J.
CANADA SCHOOL JOURNAL.++
CANADIAN JOURNAL OF MEDI-
CAL SCIENCE;monthly; medical ; forty-
eight pages ; size of page 7x10 ; subscription
AMERICAN NEVVSrAPER DIRECTORY
41c
OJ^TARIO.
ONTARIO.
S;^ ; established 1876; U. Ogdeu, M. D., and R.
Zimmerman, M. D., editors ; R. Zimmerman,
publisher; circulation J.
CANAl)Ix\N METH01)I!ST :>IA«A-
ZINE; monthly ; niethodist ; one liundred
and six pages octavo ; siujs rlpton $2; es-
tablished laTl ; Samuel Rose, puliKsher; cir-
culation H. _. . ,
CANADIAN PHARMAC EUTICAL
JOURNAL; mourhly ; plianuai-eutical ;
forty-eight pages octavo; subscription $2;
established lSi;8 ; E. B. Shuttleworth, editor ;
G. Hodgetts, publisher ; circulation K 1.
CANADIAN TI.llE-TABLE : month
ly ; twenty pages ; size of page 8x10 ; sub-
scription St) cents ; established 1878 ; J. P.
Clougher, publisher; circulation I 1.
CHAlHPION.^-l^
CHRIJSTIAN REPORTER; monthly;
evangelical ; sixteen pages ; size 2")Xo7 ; sub-
scription 75 cents ; established 1880; Christian
Helper Printing and Publishing Co., editors
and publishei's.
FAR1>IER!S' 3IONTHL.Y; eightpages;
size of page 9x12; subscription &0 cents; es-
tablished 1879 ; a real estate advertising sheet.
FIRE JOURNAL; monthly; sixteen
pages; size of page 9x12; sub-^cription §1;
established 1879 ; Toronto Publishing Co., pub-
lishei's; R. G. McLean, manager.
FREETHOUCiHT JOURNAL.++
HARTS' CANADIAN LADIES'
MONTHLY; literary; fashions; eight
pages ; size 27x41 ; subscription 60 cents ; es-
tablished 1878 ; E. G. Hart, editor and pub-
lisher.
POIILTRY HERALD; monthly;
poultry-rai-sing ; eight pages; size 22x32; sub-
scription 50 cents ; established 1878 ; Poul-
try Herald Publishing Co., editors and pub-
lishers ; circulation H H.
ROSE-BELFORDS' CANADIAN
MONTHLY; literary; one hundred and
twenty-eight pages octavo ; subscription
$3 50; established 1871 ; Rase-Belford Publish-
ing Co., publishers ; circulation G G.
SUNDAY SCHOOL BANNER ;
monthly ; educational ; forty pages octavo ;
subscription 75 cents; established 1868;
Rev. W. H. Withrow, M.A., editor; William
Briggs, publisher ; ciiculation G 1 ; a Sunday
school magazine.
BIBLE SOCIETY RECORDER ;
bi-moiithlv ; sixteen pages octavo ; subscrip-
tion 20 cents ; established 1870 : Upper Canada
Bible Society, publishers; does not insert
advertisements.
SANITARY JOURNAL; bi-monthly;
medical; sixty-eight pages octavo ; subscrip-
tions! 75; established 1874 ; Edward Playter,
M. D., editor ; Sanitary Journal Co., publish-
ers ; circulation J 1.
TRENTON, N^oi'thumberland Co.,
.3,000+ pop., on Trent r., at its entrance to
Bay of Quinte, and on Grand Trunk Rd., 40
1U.W. of Kingston. Engaged in lumber trade
and centre of gi-ain business on the bay.
COURIER; Thursdays; four pages ; size
27x41 ; subscription SI 75 ; established 1866 ;
Geo. Young, editor and publisher ; circula-
tion K 1.
TJXBRIDGE, Ontario Co., 2,000t pop.,
on Toronto & Nipissing Rd., 40 m. from
Toronto. In a fine farming district. Centre
of trade and engaged in various manu-
factures.
GUARDIAN; Thursdays; four pages;
size 24x36 ; subscription §1 ; established 1873 ;
W. Pemberton, editor and publisher ; circu-
lation K 1.
JOURNAL ; Thursdays ; four pages ; size
27x41 ; subscription $1 ; established 1869 ;
Keller & Graham, editors and publishers ;
circulation K 1.
WALKERTON, C. H., Bruce Co.,
2,500+ pop., on Saugeen r., 60 m. N. E. from
Goderich and same distance from Guelph.
Cen-
Has several manufactories and niill.s.
tre of an agi'icultural district.
BRUCE HERALD; Fridays ; four
pages ; size 29x45 ; subscription $1 50 ; estab-
lished 1861 ; Wm. Brown, editor and pub-
lisher ; circulation .1 J.
DIE GLOCKE; Thursdays; German;
four pages ; size 27x41 ; subscription $2 ; estab-
lished 1870 ; J. A. Rittinger, editor and pub-
lisher ; circulation K 1. '
TELESCOPE; Fridays; four pages:
.size 27x41; sub.scription §!;">"; establisned
1870; A. Eby, editor and publisher ; circ'n J.
WALLACEBURG, A'mf Co.
WESTERN ADVOCATE; Thursdays;
four pages ; size 23x29 ; subscription $2 ; es-
tablished 1872; Malcolm Fergu.son, publisher ;
circulation K.
\^^AB,'DSVI'LL,T,, Middlesex Co.,600t
pop., on River Thames, 36 m. from London
and 2 from Great Western Rd. Has a foun-
dry and two grist mills.
POST ; Fridays ; four pages ; size 24x36 :
subscription .§1 ; established 1879 ; William
Kay, editor and publisher.
WATERFORD, ^''or/olk Co., l.OOOf
pop., on Canada Southern Rd., 8 m. from
Simcoe, and 17 from Brantford. In an agri-
cultural district. Engaged in manufactur-
ing and mercantile pursuits.
STAR; Fridays; four pages; size 25x36;
subscription §1 50; established 1874; P. J.
Pearce, editor and publisher ; circulation K.
WATERLOO, Waterloo Co., l,800t
pop., on Grand Trunk Rd., 40 m. from Ham-
ilton and 60 from Toronto. Engaged in
manufacturing.
CANADISCHER BAUERN-
FREUND ; Thursdays ; German ; four
pages ; size 28x41 ; subscription §2 ; estab-
lished 1851) ; Joachim Kalbfleisch, editor and
publisher ; circulation J.
CHRONICLE; Thursdays; four pages:
size 27x41 ; subscription $2; established 1855;
Thomas Hilliard, editor and publisher ; circu-
lation K.
WATFORD, -^«'«^^o» Co., on branch
of Great Western Rd. In an agricultural
district.
GUIDE AND NEWS; Fridays; four
pages ; size 24x36 ; subscription $1 ; estab-
lished 1875; James C. Tye, editor and pub-
lisher ; circulation J.
WELLAND, C. H., Welland Co., 2,500t
pop., on Welland r. and canal, and Welland,
Canada Southern and G. W. Air Line Rds.,
9 m. S. of Thorold and 8 N. of Lake Erie.
Trade principally grain. Water power and
facilities for transportation.
CANADIAN FARMER AND
GRANGE RECORD; Wednesdays; agri-
cultural; sixteen pages; size of page 11x14;
subscription $1 ; established 1878 ; W. P. Page,
editor ; N. B. Colcock, publisher ; circ'n H.
TELEGRAPH; Fridays; four pages;
size 27x40 ; subscription $1 50 ; established
1864 ; N. B. Colcock, editor and publisher ;
circulation J J 1.
TRIBUNE; Fridays; four pages; size
27x42 ; subscription $1 50 ; established 1857 ; J.
J. Sidey, editor and publisher ; circulation J 1.
WHITBY, C. H., Ontario Co., 3,500t
pop , on Lake Ontario and Grand Trunk
Rd., at terminus of Whitby and Port Perry
Rd., 30 m. from Toronto and 131 from King-
ston. A grain and produce market. Lum-
ber is shipped in large quantities from this
port.
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GEO. r. ROW ELI. & CO'S
ONTARIO.
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CHIIONICJLE; Thursdays; four pages;
size 28x41- sub-scription §1 5(); established
1857; W. H. Higgins, editor and publisiier;
cire illation J J 1.
GAZETTE; Fridays; independent; four
pages; size :i7x41 ; subsci-iption $1 5v); estab-
lished 1862 ; Charles Sarney, editor and pub-
lisher ; circulation K 1.
WIARTON, Bruce Co. About 40 m.
from Paisley.
ECHO; Fridays ; independent ; eight
pages ; size 25x38 ; subscription $1 50 ; estab-
lisned 1879; George Bingham, editor; Bing-
ham, Campbell & Co., publisners.
WINDSOR, Essex Co., T.OOOj pop.,
on Detroit r. (opposite Detroit), and termi-
nus of the Great Western Rd., 1C9 m. from
London. Shipping point for agricultural
products. Brewing and distilling liquors
carried on.
ESSEX RECORD; Thursdays; four
ages; si/,e 29xi]; subscription $1 50; estab-
ished 1860 ; Stephen Lusted, editor and pub-
lisiier ; cin^ulation J 1.
ESSEX REVIEW; Fridays; eight
pages ; size .31x45 ; suDscription §2 ; estab-
lished ISrs ; C. Clifife, editor and publisher ;
cirrul ition J 1.
STANDARD; Saturdays; eight pages;
size 3.ix48 ; suoscriptitn $16); esrablished
1879 ; James C. Mirdoch, e litor and pubiisner.
WINGHAM, Huron Co., ySOf pop.,
on Maitland r., which furnishes power for
manufacturing, 23 m. from Clinton.
ADVANCE; Thursdays ; four pages ; size
27x41; subscription .$1 5j; established 1873;
James Fleuty, editor and publisher; circula-
tion K 1.
TIIIES; Thursdays; eight pages; size
27x41 ; suoscription $2 ; established 1872 ; D.ou
C. Sullivan, editor and publisher ; circ'n K 1.
WOODSTOCK, C. H., Oxford Co.,
5,0X-t- pop., on Great Western Rd., 98 m. from
Toronto, 48 from Hamilton and 28 from
London. Surrounded by an agricultural
district. Engaged in iron and wooden ware
manufactures. Seat of Canadian Literary
Institute and Baptist Theological Seminary.
SENTINEL- ItEVIEW; Fridays; eight
pages; size .'<5x47 ; subscription $2 50; estab-
lished 1854; Laidlaw, Pattullo & Co., editors
and publishers ; circulation G 1.
TIMES; Fridays ; eight pages; size 31x46 ;
subscription S2 ; established 1854 ; A. W. & G.
F. Fi-ancis, editoi-s and publishers; circ'n I.
WOODVILLE, Victoria Co., about
15 m. from Lindsay.
ADVOCATE; Thursdays ; eight pages;
size 2tx28; subscription $1 ; established 18<6;
Henderson & Cave, editors and publishers ;
circulation K.
YORKVILLE, York Co., 5,000t pop
In suburbs of Toronto.
TI3IES; Saturdays; eight pages; size
27x42 ; subscription $1 ; established 1876 ; E.
Devine, editor and publisher ; circulation X ;
printed at the office of the Toronto Advertiser.
PRINCE EDWARD ISLAND.
CHARLOTTETOWN, ^wmt-s' Co.,
Provincial capital, 9,.500+ pop., on Hillsbor-
ough r., near the southern coast. Has one
of the best harbors in the adjacent seas.
Engaged in commerce, manufactui-ing and
ship building.
PATRIOT; semi-weekly, Thursdays and
Satuidays ; lour p iges ; size ;^7x41 ; subscrip-
tion $2 ; established 1858 ; Henry Lawson,
editor and publisher ; ciiculaiion J 1.
PRINCE EDWARD ISLAND.
PRESBYTERIAN ; semi-weekly, Mon-
days and Tnursdays; conservative; tour
pages; .size 21x<:7; subscription $125; es-
tablished 1874; Rev. S. G. Lawson, editor
and publisher ; circulation J J 1.
HERALiD ; Wednesdays; four pages;
size 26xo8 : subscription $1 62 ; John Caven,
editor and publisher; circtdation I.
ISLAND ARGUS; Tuesdays ; four
pages; size 26x39; subsci-iption $1 6i; estab-
lished 186J; J. H. Fletcher & Co., editors and
publishers ; cii'culation 1 1.
NEW ERA ; Fridays; four pages; size
27x43 ; subscription $1 50 ; established 1874 ; P.
R. Bowers, editor and publisher ; circ'n J 1.
ROYAL GAZETTE; Satui-days ; legal;
eight pages ; size i8x24j subscription 75 cents:
established 17^1 ; J. H. Fletcher, editor and
publisher ; circulation K.
GEORGETOWN, Kinf/s Co , 7G0t
pop., situated on a narrow neck of land,
six miles in length, and divided from the
main land by Montague and Brudenell rs.
Terminus of the Prince Edward's Island
Rd., 30 m. from Charlottetown. One of the
finest harbors on the island, where the
largest vessels might anchor with safety.
KINGS CO. ADVERTISER; Thurs
days ; four pages ; size 23x33 ; suDscription
$1 ; established 1876 ; McCourt & McMahon,
editors and publishers ; circulation K l.
MONTAGUE, J^i"gs Co., i.ooot pop.,
on M jntigue r., 5 m. from Georgetown. In
farming district. Px'incipal shipping point
in county. Has a general trade.
PIONEER; Tuesdays ; Independent; four
pages; size 22x32; subscription $1, e.stab-
lis/ied 1879 ; J. L. Mackinnon, editor and pub-
lisher.
SUMMERSIDE, Prince Co., 2,500t
pop., on Northumberland Straits, 20m. S.W.
of Charlottetown. Engaged in ship build-
ing. Agriculture the principal branch of in-
dustry.
J OURNA L ; Thursdays ; four pages ; size
26x38 ; subscription $1 .50 ; established 1865 ;
Graves & Co., editors and publishers ; circula-
tion I 1. Aiknoivledged lo be the best adver-
tising meiium in the P. ovinee.
PROGRESS; Mondays ; four pages ; size
"25x36; -ubscription $150; established 1866;
Thos. P. Gorman, editor and publisher ; cir-
culation I. Consjrcatire and pro e tiomst
in poii(i( s, this pxper is one of ih'i leading
orjatisofthe comercaive party in the Prov-
ince of Prince Edtvard Inland.
QUEBEC.
AYLMER, C. IT., Ottawa Co., 2,o00t
pop., on Lake Charediere, 8 m. above By-
town. Engaged in lumbering and general
manufactures. Starting point for a line of
.steamers for the Upper Ottawa navigation.
TI3IES; Wednesdays; four pages ; size
24x36; subscription $2; established 18.55 ; M. T.
Haldane & Co., editors and publishers ; cir-
culation K.
BEDFORD, Mi.t.nsqnoi Co., l,80flt
pop., 22 m. from St. Johns, and 25 from St.
Albans, Vt. Manufactures sewing ma-
chines, axes, scythes, leather, stoves,
pumps, etc.
TIMES; Fridays; four pages ; size 27x41 ;
subscription !Sl ; established 18 TS; A. L. Lance,
editor and publisher; circulaton J.
BRYSON,C H., Pontlac Co., 400t pop.,
on Ottawa r., 70 m. from Ottawa. Engaged
In lumbering.
AMERICAN NEWSPAPER DIRECTORY
41f
QUEBEC.
PONTIAC ADVANCE; Fridays; four
pages : size ^4x36; subscription $1 ; establish-
ed 187^; James T. Pattison, editor and pub-
lisher ; circulation K 1.
CAP ROUGE, Qnehec Co.
L.E NATLRALTSTE CANADIEN;
monthly ; i^Vench ; thirty-six pages octavo ;
subscription S2 ; established 1S69 ; Rev. L.
Provancher, editor and publisher ; circ'n K.
COATICOOKE, Stanstmd Co., 2,000t
pop., on Grand Trunk Rd. and Coaticooke r.,
122 m. from Montreal. Engaged in lumber
trade and manufacturing, and rapidly in-
creasing in population.
EA.STERN TOWNSHIPS ARGUS;
Wtdne»days; four pages; s;ze 27x41; sub-
scription SI: established k8J; Moulton &
Powter, edt'Ts and publishers.
OBSERVER; Saturdays; four pages;
size 2fix4i; subscription §1 SJ; established
1871 ; S. C S.nith, editor and publisher ; circu-
lation J J 1.
COWANSVILLE, MUsisquoi Co.,
1,800+ pop., on Yamaska r. and South East-
em Rd., 15 m. from West Farnham and
50 from Montreal. All the important courts
for this district are held here. Headquar-
ters for several stage lines. Various manu-
factures carried on.
OBSERVER; Thursdays; four pages;
size 27x41 ; subscription SI ; established 1870 ;
John Massie, Jr., editor and publisher ; circu-
lation I 1.
HUNTINGDON, C. II., nuniingdon
Co., 850+ pop., 48 m. from Montreal, in a
farming district.
CANADIAN GL.EANER; Thursdays;
foar pages ; size 2)Xc?7 : subscription SI 50; es-
tablished 1867 ; Robert Sellar, editor and pub-
lisher ; circulation J 1.
JOLIETTE, Joliette Co., 5,000t pop.,
on St. Lawrence R I. Has foundries, manu-
factures paper, and lies in a farming dis-
trict.
LA GAZETTE DE JOI.IETTE;
semi-v^-eekly, Wednesdays and Fridays;
Fi-ench ; four pages ; size 2:^x33; subscription
$2 5'J; established 1864; Joliette Printing So-
ciety (Limited), editors and publishers.
LACHUTE, C. H., Arcfentmil Co.,
1,5004- pop., on Montreal, Ottawa & Occiden-
tal Rd., and North r. A healthy location.
ARGENTEITIL. ADVERTISER?
Wednesdays; four pages; size 24x36: sub-
scription $1 ; established 1873 ; Thomas Hick-
son, editor and publisher ; circulation K 1.
WATCH3IAN; Fridays ; four pages; size
2")X36; subscripaon §1 £0; established 1877;
D. Kerr & Co., editors and publishers ; circu-
lation J.
LEVIS, C. H., LeHs Co., on River St.
Lawrence, opposite Quebec.
ANNALES DE I.A BONNE STE.
ANNE J) E B E A IJ P R E ; monthly ;
French ; catholic ; twenty-eight pages octavo;
subscription 35 cents ; established 1873 ; Col-
lege of Levis, editors and publishers ; does
not insert advertisements.
liOUISEVILLE, MasMnonge Co.
About 2.1 m. from T.iree R vers.
L,E C;0[JRRIER DE MASKTN-
ONCJE ; TnursHays; French; four payes ;
size 18x24; subscription $1; established 1>78;
L. H. M.neau, editor and publisher; circ'n K.
MONTREAL, C. H., Hochelnga Co.,
16"',0)C+ pop., onS. side of Island of Montreal
on St. Lawrence r. Principal city in the
QUEBEC.
Dominion, and largelj' engaged in com-
merce and trade. An inland port, capable
of accommodating the largest steamers ;
connected by railroad and canal with aU
the ports in Canada and the United States.
Headquarters of Grand Trunk Rd.
EVENING POST; every evening except
Sunday, and TRITE AVITNESS, Wednes-
days ; daily four pages, weekly eight pages ;
size— daily 24x37, weekly 31x44; subscription
—daily S3, weekly SI 50; established— daily
1873, weekly 1850; Post Printing and Publish-
ing Co., editors and publishers; ciiculatiot,
— da1lv G, weekly H H 1.
EVENING STAR; every evening ex-
cept Sunday, and FA MIL. V'' HERALD
AND STAR, Thursdays; daily four pages,
! weekly eight pages ; size— daily 26x43, weekly
I 87x4b ; subscription — daily §;>, weekly $1 25 ;
established 1869 ; Graham & Co., editors and
publishers ; circulation— daily E, weekly R
, The acixiul fifjuves of the "Star's " circilution
1 are at this da^e. May 6th, 39,500 /or the u eekly
' and 14,988 /or the daily. The publishers Llaim,
that iht:se figures j.laee the "Star" 10,tOO
ahead of any other paper in Canada and
leonside rally ahead of the various issues of
I all the ct.ier four English neivsnaj.ers pub-
lished in Montreal combined. These tlaims
hare been published by the proprietcrs of the
"Star" for upuards of tico yeai s, and
\ none have ventured to que.^iion them, simply
\because they are beyond the pcssibiWy of
■ dispute. Contrary to thecv.stom of pvblisherg
\ genera ly the proprietors of the Montreal
\"Star" admit that ir should be a privilege
extel.d^d to all advertisers to keep themselves
fi lly I os!ed regarding the circulrttion of the
pa ers ii which they advertise. If an cdver-
iis^r contracts with a publisher jor advtt'tis-
ing on thebasisof circulation, suchadvertiser
hasjus^ as valid a right to test the circulation
at any time he may choose dui ing the term of
co.itract as the purchaser of merchandize has
to check iceights and measures of his pur-
chas'id goods. This argument is undouhi edly
at variance tvith the custom irevailinj in
most of puclishing offices, but itis nevern.e ess
so^ind, and the successful advertist.rs ti e
world over are noiv governing themselves by
it. The figures of a paper's cinulntion are
not the only facts concerning it that are of
interest to tne enlightened adver.iser. Tiere
come up to all shreu-d business men questions
as to the character of a nei> snai er's readers,
as being of vast importance in es imating its
value as an advertising medium. The " Star ''
is emphatically a family and commercial
paper, as the nature of i s (,r.at vclume of
adverising fuVy altes's. The suts:rilers to
the" Star" are all required to pay sttts.rip-
tions s rictly in advance; thus it has a live
ciri ul'ition.
GAZETTE; every morning except Sun-
day, and WEEKLY, Fridays; daily four
! pages, weekly eight pages ; size— daily 30x44,
weekly :B5x46; subscription— daily S**. weeklv
; SI ; e8tablished 1778 ; Richard White, editor
I and publisher ; circulation— daily H 1, weekly
HERALD AND COMMERCIAL
GAZETTE; every morning except Sun-
day, and WEEK Ii Y, Thursdays ; daily four
pages, weekly eight pages ; size— daily 30x44,
j weekl.y 33x47; subscription— dailv $6, weekly
'75 cents; established 1809; Hon. Senator
; Penny, editor in-chief ; Herald Printing and
Publishing Co., publishers; James Stewart,
manager: c'>c'ilit '^n X.
LA MINER VE; every morning and
evening except Sunday, and VV'EEKLY.
Toursdays ; French; four pages; size 25xc8 ;
subscription— daily $5, weekly $1 ; establish*
ed 1828; Dansereau & Ca, editors and pub-
lishers ; circulation— daily H, weekly G 1.
LA PA TRIE : every afternoon except
Sin ay ; French ; four pa-^es ; size 24x37 ; sub-
scr;ptirn84: establish d 1879; H. Beaugrand
editor and nnblish-^r - c rculatlon H H l.
LE COURRIER; every evening ex-
cept Sunaay ; Fiench ; four pages ; size 23x3^
416
GEO. P. ROWELL & CU'S
QUEBEC.
QUEBEC.
subscription $i; established 1879; L. D. Du-
srernay, editor and piiblislier.
liE NOIIVEAU mOXDE; every morn
ing and evening except Sunday; French;
four pages ; size 23x33 ; subscription $4 ; estab-
lished 1867; Fred. Houde, editor and pub-
lisher ; circulation G 1.
WITNEfSfS; every evening except Sun-
day, and WEEKLY, Wednesdays; eight
pages; size— daily 36x41, weekly 36x46; sub-
scription—daily $3, weekly $1 10 ; established
—daily 1861, weekly 1846; John Dougall &
Sou, editors and publishers ; circulation-
daily F F 1, weekly C 1.
CANADIAN ILLUSTRATED
NEWS; Saturdays ; literap' ; sixteen pages ;
size 33x46 ; subscription ^ 50 ; established
1869 ; Burland Lithographic Co. (Limited), edi-
tors and publishers ; circulation G.
CANADIAN SPECTATOR; Satur
days ; non-sectarian ; sixteen pages ; size of
page 11x15 ; subscription $2 ; established 1878 ;
Rev. A. J. Bray, editor and publisher ; circu-
lation J 1.
FAMILY HERALD AND STAR;
isee Evening Star).
FOYER CANADIEN; Saturdays;
French ; four pages ; size 25x38 ; subscription
$2 ; established 1873 ; Fred. Houde, editor and
publisher; circulation GG; issued from the
office of Le Nouveau Monde.
TESTER W
JOURN.IL OF COMMERCE, FI-
NANCE AND INSURANCE RE-
VIEW; Fridays commercial; tliirty-two
pages ; size of page 9x12 ; subscription $2 ; es-
tablished 1875; M. S. Foley & Co., editors and
publishers; circulation G 1. Has the largest
and most influential business circulation in
the Dominion ; is the acknowledged represen-
tative commercial paper of Canada. See ad-
reitisement in the advertising pages of this
volume.
L'AURORE; Thursdays; French; liter-
ary ; eight pages ; size 21x29 ; subscription
$1 ; established 1866 ; Jolin Dougall & Son, edi-
tors and publishers ; circulation K 1.
LE CANARD; Saturdays; French;
comic ; four pages ; size 14x21 ; subscription
50 cents ; establislied 1877 ; Godin, Moudou &
Co., editors and publishers ; circulation G 1.
L'OPINION PUBLIQUE: Wednes
days ; Frencli ; illustrated ; twelve pages ;
size of page 12x17 ; subscription S3 ; estab-
lished 1870 ; Burland Litliograpliic Co. (Limit-
ed), editors and publishers ; circulation G 1.
SHAREHOLDER; Fridays; financial;
sixteen pages ; size of page 11x15 ; subscrip-
tion ,$4 ; established 1879 ; C. H. Sorley, editor ;
William J. Pratten, publisher.
TRUE WITNESS; (see Evening Post).
INTERNATIONAL RAILWAY
AND STEAM N A V I C4 A T I O N
GUIDE; semi-monthly; two Jiundred and
thirty -two pages ; size of page 5x8 ; subscrip-
tion $2 ; established 1864 ; C. R. Chisholm &
Bros., editors and publishers ; circulation I.
NORTHERN MESSENGER; semi
monthly ; temperance ; eight pages ; size
22x30 ; subscription 30 cents ; established
1866 ; John Dougall & Sou, editors and pub-
lishers ; circulation B.
BATTERSBY'S DOMINION
POCKET RAILWAY AND TRAV-
ELLERS' GUIDE; monthly ; one hun-
dred and tliirty-two pages ; size of page 3x5 ;
subscription 75 cents ; established 1876 ; D.
Battersbv, editor and publisher; circula-
tion H 1.
BULLETIN DE L'UNION-AL-
LET ; monthly ; French ; twelve pages ; size
of page 9x12 ; subscription $1 50 ; established
1873 ; Canadian Papal Zouaves, editors and
publishers; circulation K 1.
CANADA MEDICAL AND SUR-
GICAL JOURNAL; monthly; medical;
seventy-two pages octavo ; subscription $3 ;
established 1872; Geo. Ross, A. M., M. D., and
W. A. Molsou, M. D., editors; Gazette Print-
ing Co., publishers ; circulation J.
CANADA MEDICAL RECORD;
monthly ; medical ; forty pages ; size of
page 7x10; subscription $2; established 1872;
Francis W. Campbell, M. D., editor; John
Lovell, publisher ; circulation J.
HARP; monthly; catholic; literary;
fifty-two pages octavo ; subscription $1 ; es-
tablished 1874 ; John Gillies, editor and pub-
lisher ; circulation J.
HOUSEHOLD JOURNAL ; monthly;
literary ; twenty-four pages ; size of page
11x16; subscription $1 ; established 1878 ; Jas.
Lee & Co., editors and publishers; an adver-
tising sheet ; dated at New Yorlc City and
Montreal ; New York office 218 Fulton street.
ILLUSTRATED JOURNAL OF
A GR IC U LT C RE ; monthly; agricultural;
sixteen pages ; size of page 8x11 ; subscription
$1 ; established 1879 ; E. A. Barnard, editor.
LA REVUE CANADIENNE; month
ly ; Fi-ench ; literary ; eighty-four pages ; size
of page 7x10 ; subscription $3 ; established
1863 ; Canada Printing Co., editors and pub-
lishers ; circulation J 1.
LE JOURNAL D' AGRICULTURE;
monthly ; French ; agricultural ; sixteen
pages; size of page 8x11; establislied 1877;
E. A. Barnard, edi or; circulation X.
L'UNION MEDICALE DU CANA-
DA; monthly; French; medical; seventy-
eignt pages octavo ; subscription $3 ; estab-
lished 1872 ; E. P. Lachapelle, M. D., Dr. A.
Lamarche and Dr. S. Lachapelle, editors ;
Canada Printing Co., publishers ; circ'n K 1.
LOWER CANADA JURIST; month
ly ; thirty two pages octavo ; subscription $4 ;
established 18.57 ; S. Bethune. Q. C, J. L. Morris
and James Kirbj', D. C. L., LL.D., editors ;
Lovell Printing and Publishing Co., publish-
ers ; does not insert advertisements.
PRESBYTERIAN RECORD;
monthly ; presbyterian ; thirtj-two pages oc*
tavo ; subscription 60 cents ; established 1875 ;
James Croil and Robert Muri-ay, editors ;
James Croil, publisher ; circulation C.
SCIENTIFIC CANADIAN; monthly;
mechanics ; sixty pages ; size of page 8x11 ;
subscription ,$2; established 1873; F. N.
Boxer, editor ; Burland Lithographic Co.
(Limited), piiblishers ; circulation X.
CANADA JOURNAL OF DENTAL
SCIENCE; quarterly ; dental ; thirty-two
pages octavo ; subscription $1 ; established
1868; W. George Beers, L. D. S., editor and
publisher; circulation K 1.
DOMINION PRINTER; quarterly:
twelve pages ; size of page. 10x12 ; established
1875 ; P. A. Crossby, editor ; Dominion Type
Founding Co., publishers ; an advertising
sheet.
QUEBEC, C. H., Quebec Co., 51,109t
pop., on St. Lawrence r., 180 m. N. E. of
Montreal. Oldest and most important port
in Canada. Engaged in foreign and do-
mestic commerce.
EVENING MERCURY; every evening
except Sunday ; four pages ; size 21x26; sub-
scription $4 ; establislied 1805 ; G. T. Cary, edi-
tor and publisher ; circulation K 1.
LE CANADIEN; every morning except
Sunday, T R I - WE E K L Y, Tuesdays,
Thursdays and Saturdays, and LE CULTI-
VATEUR, Fridays; Frencli; four pages;
size— daily 24x.S4, tri-weekly 26x40, weelcly
27x41 ; subscription— daily $6, triweekly $4,
weekly $1 ; established— daily and weekly
1874, tri-weekly 1831 ; J. Demers & Bro., editors
and publishers ; circulation — daily J 1, tri-
weeklv J, weekly J 1.
LE'COURRIER DU CANADA;
every day except Sunday, and W EERL Y,
Thursdays ; French ; four pages ; size 24x34 ;
subscription — daily S6, weekly $1 ; estab-
lished 1857 ; Leger Brousseau, editor and
publisher ; circulation — daily J 1, weekly J 1.
L'ECLAIREIRj every afternoon ex-
cept Sunday, and WEEKLY, Thursdays;
French ; four pages ; size— daily 19x24, weelc-
ly 16x22; subscription— daily $3, weekly 50
cents ; established— daily 1877, weekly 1879 ;
Joseph Boucliard, editor; Levy & Bouchard,
publishers.
L'EVENEMENT; every day except Sun-
day, and WEEKLY, Thursdays ; Frencli;
AMERICAN NEWSPAPER DIRECTORY.
417
QUEBEC.
daily four pages, weekly eight pages ; size-
daily 18x24, weekly 24x36 ; subscription— daily
$3, weekly §1; established 1867; Hector Fabre,
editor; S. Marcotte, publisher; circulation
— daily G, weekly I.
L.E JOURNAL. DE QUEBEC; every
day except Sundaj', and TlM-WEEKli Y,
Tuesdaj's, Thursdaj^s and Saturdays ; French ;
four pages ; size 25x36 ; subscription — daily
S7, triweekly $5 , established 1842 ; A. Cote,
editor and publisher ; circulation— daily K 1,
tri-weeklv K.
MORNING CHRONICLE; every
morning except Sunday, and WEEKLY,
Thui-sdaj's ; four pages size 29x41 ; subscription
—daily §6, weekly S2 ; established 1846 ; John
J. Foote, editor and publisher ; circulation-
daily 1 1, weekly J 1.
TELEGRAPH ; every evening except
Sunday ; four pages ; size 21x27 ; subscription
S3 ; established 1876 ; James Carrel, editor and
publisher ; circulation H 1.
L.E CULTIVATEUR; (see Le Cana-
SATURDAY BUDGET; Saturdays;
four pages ; size 27x41 ; established 1872 ;
James Carrel, editor and publisher ; circ'n I.
issued from the office of the Telegraph.
JOURNAL DE L'lNS^TRUCTION
PUBLKJUE; monthly; French; educa-
tional ; forty pages ; size of page 9x12 ; sub-
scription SI ; established 1857 ; Louis Giard,
31. D., and Oscar Dunn, editors ; Department
of Public Instruction, publishers ; circula-
tion I.
JOURNAL OF EDUCATION;
monthlj' ; educational ; thirty-two pages ; size
of page 9x12 ; established 1857 ; Dr. Miles, edi-
tor; Department of Public Instruction,
publishers ; circulation J 1.
RICHMOND, C. H., Puchmond Co.,
2,OOOtpop., on a branch of St. Francis r., and
at junction of Quebec Rd. with Grand
Trunk Rd., 76 m. E. of Montreal. General
business centre for counties of Richmond
and Wolfe. Agricultural, lumbering, manu-
facturing and slate-quarrying district.
GUARDIAN; Fridays; four pages; size
27x41 ; subscription SI 25 ; established 1857 ;
W. E. Jones, editor and publisher ; circ'n J.
TIMES; Fridays; independent ; eight
pages ; size 27x41 ; subscription $1 50 ; estab-
lished 1878 ; John Alexander Martin, editor
and publisher; circulation K 1. The "Rich-
mond Times," an eight-page paper, is pub-
lished every Friday. It is the largest (in
point of reading matter) and the clearest-
printed paper in the Eastern Toivnships of
Canada. It has a good circulation among
the agricultural, lumbering and manufactur-
ing population of the united counties of Rich-
mond and Wolfe. It is the peojile's paper,
independent in its views, and is managed by a
thorough printer. Size of sheet 27x45 in. ;
established in 1878 ; one dollar per year. A
first-class job printing department^ attached.
Xote. — No "dead-head" advertisers need ap-
ply for space. John Alex. Martin, Editor,
Publisher and Proprietor.
ROCK ISLAND (DERBY LINE,
VERMOXT, P. O.), Stanstead Co., 4,596+ pop.,
100 m. from Montreal, on the United States
frontier. A port of entry, and has con-
siderable trade. Engaged in the manufac-
ture of boots and shoes, carriages and
furniture ; has an iron foundry.
JOURNAL ; Thursdays ; four pages ; size
27x41 ; subscription $1 50 ; established 1845 ;
L. R. Robinson, editor and publisher ; circu-
lation J 1.
ST. HYACINTHE, C. H., St. Hya-
cinthe Co., 5,300+ pop., on Yamaska r., and on
Grand Trunk Rd., 30 m. E. N. E. of Mon-
treal. The most Important place in the
count V. Engaged In manufacturing.
27
QUEBEC.
COURRIER DE ST. HYA-
CINTHE; triweekly, Tuesdays, Thurs-
days and Saturdays, and JOURNAL
D'AGRICULTURE AND COUR-
RIER, Fridays; French; four pages; size
23x33; subscription— triweekly §4, weekly
$1 ; established— tri- weekly 1853, weekly 1866 ;
P. Boucher de LaBruere, editor and pub-
lisher ; circ'n— triweekly 1 1, weekly H 1.
L' UNION; triweekly, Tuesdavs, Thurs-
days and Saturdays. ' and WEEKLY,
Thursdays ; French ; four pages ; size 25x^1 ;
subscription— triweekly $;?, weeklv SI ; estab-
lished—triweekly 1879, weekly 1873; L. F.
Morison, editor and publisher ; circulation—
weeklv J 1.
JOtRNAL D'AC^RICULTURE
AND COURRIER; (see Courrier de St.
Hyacinthe).
REPORTER; Fridays; four pages; size
20x27 ; subscription SI ; established 1875 ; H.
W. Greeley, editor; A. Denis, publisher; cir-
culation K 1.
ST. JOHN'S, C.H., St. John's Co., 5,000t
pop., on Richelieu r., at junction of Grand
Trunk and Vermont Central Rds., 27 m. S.
E. of Monti'eal. Engaged in manufacturing,
and chief town in an agricultural district.
ECHO D'IBERVILLE ; Saturdays;
French ; eight pages ; size 25x38 ; subscrip-
tion SI 75; established 1880; Fred. Houde,
publisher.
LA VOIX DU PEUPLE; Fridays;
French ; four pages ; size :30x45 ; subscription
SI 50 ; established 1878 ; F. P. Etudon, editor;
Roy Bros., publishers ; circulation I 1.
NEWS AND FRONTIER ADVO-
CATE; Fridays; four pages; size 30x45;
subscription $1 ; established 1848 ; E. R.
Smith, editor and publisher ; circulation H 1.
The " \'ews" is the official organ of three
wealthy counties. It has a larger circulation
in the Province of Quebec than any other
paper ivhich is published outside the City of
Montreal. It has a local habitation and a
name in the populous frontier cotinties, and
to merchants, manufacturers and others it
presents a most desirable channel through
ivhich to make knoivn or extend their business.
ST. LIN, UAssomption Co., 4,200tpop.,
on Lawrentian Rd. and River L'Achlgan,
34 m. from Montreal. Has a foundry, and
sash, furnitiu-e and moulding factories.
LES LAUREN TIDES; Fridays ;
French ; four pages ; size 22x30; subscription
SI 50 ; established 1876 ; Louis BelaLr, editor
and publisher ; circulation K 1.
SHERBROOKE, C. H., Sherbrooke
Co., 7,000+ pop., on Grand Trunk Rd., and ter-
minus of Connecticut and Passumpsic rs..
International and Quebec Central Rds., 100
m. from Montreal, 120 from Quebec, and 196
from Portland, Me. Has fine water power.
Engaged in woolen manufactures. A trade
centre.
EXAMINER; Fridays; four pages; size
2ox:38 ; subscription $1 ; established 1878 ; W.
A. Morehouse, editor and publisher ; circula-
tion J J 1.
GAZETTE; Fridays; four pages; size
28x45 ; subscription SI 50 ; established 1833 ;
Bradford Bros., editors and publishers ; circu-
lation I 1.
PIONNIER DE SHERBROOKE;
Fridays ; French ; four pages ; size 24x36 ;
subscription SI ; established 1866 ; Eastern
Townships Typographical Co., editors and
publishers ; John Campbell, manager ; circu-
lation I.
H03IE CIRCLE; monthly; literary;
twenty-four pages ; size of page 11x14 ; sub-
scription $1 ; established 1880 ; George H.
Bradford, editor and publisher.
SOREL, C. H., Richelieu Co., 8,000t pop.,
418
GEO. P. ROWELL & GO'S
QUEBEC.
on Richelieu r., at junction with St. Law-
rence r., 45 ni. N. E. of Montreal. Terminus
of South Easton Rd. and station of the
Richelieu & Ontario and Cliambly & Mon-
treal Navigation Companies. Engaged in
commerce and steamboat building.
L.A GAZETTE DE SOREL; semi
weelcly. Wednesdays and Saturdays ; French;
four pages ; size ^x36 ; subscription $3 ; es-
tablished 1857; Morasse, Casaubon & Co., edi-
tors and publisliers ; circulation J.
L.E SORELLOISS; seml-weelcly, Tues-
days and Fridays, and WEEKLY, Satur-
days ; French ; four pages ; size 23x30 ; sub-
scription—semi weekly $2, weekly 75 cents ;
established 187!) : J. A. Chenevert, editor and
publisher ; circulation— semi-weekly J, week-
ly J 1-
NEWS; Saturdays ; four pages ; size 16x22;
subscription $1 ; established 1879 ; J. A. Chene-
vert, editor and publisher; circulation K.
PILiOT; Thursdays; four pages; size
16x21 ; subscription $1 ; established 1868 ; Mo-
rasse, Casaubon & Co., editors and publisli-
ers ; circulation K.
liA REVUE L.EGAL.E; monthly;
French ; sixty-eight pages octavo ; subscrip-
tion $5; established 1869; Michel Mathieu,
editor; La Revue Legale Publishing Co., pub-
lishers ; circulation K.
THREE RIVERS, C. H., St. Mau-
rice Co., 10,500+ pop., on St. Lawrence r. and
Q. M. O. & O. Rd.; terminus of Piles Rd.;
QUEBEC.
communication with Grand Trunk Rd. by
Arthabaska branch Rd., 90 m. from Mon-
treal. Engaged in general commerce. Iron
and lumber considerable part of its trade.
L.E CONSTITUTIONEIij triweekly,
Mondays, Wednesdays and Fridays, and
WEEKLY, Thursdays ; French ; four
pages ; size 23x33 ; subscription— triweekly
$3, weekly $1 ; established 1868 ; Hector Tre-
panier & Co., editors and publishers ; circu
lation— triweekly J J, weekly J J.
LiE JOURNAL. DEH TROIS-
RIVIERE8 ; semi-weekly, Mondays and
Thursdays ; Frencli ; four pages ; size 23x3:3 ;
subscription $2 50 ; established 1865 ; Gideon
DeSilets, editor and publisher ; circ'n K 1.
VALLEYFIELD, Beauhamois Co.
LE PR OGRES DE VALLEY-
FIELD ; Thursdays, English and French;
four pages ; size 23x33 ; subscription .$1 25 ;
established 1878 ; Chas. T. Verner, editor and
publisher ; circulation K 1.
WATERLOO, Sheford Co., 3,200t
pop., terminus of Waterloo & Magog, Cen-
tral Vermont and R. D. & A. Rds.. 60 m. from
Montreal. Engaged in manufacturing and
the lumber trade.
ADVERTISER AND DISTRICT
OF BEDFORD TI3IES; Fridays; four
pages ; size 27x41 ; subscription $1 ; estab-
lished 1855 ; C. H. Parmelee, editor and pub-
lisher ; cii'culation J 1.
N E WFOUNDL AND .
HARBOR GRACE, 6,000t pop., on
W. side of Conception bay, 20 m. N. W. of
St. John's.
STANDARD; Saturdays; four pages;
size 24x36 ; subscription 20s. ; established 1859 ;
J. F. Munn, editor and publisher ; circ'n K.
ST. JOHN'S, 30,000t pop., on a fine
harbor, and the most easterly port of North
America, 500 m. from Halifax. Engaged in
fishery. Trade centre for the island. Great
export trade in fish, fisli oils, and ores. En-
gaged also in manufactures. Seat of Gov-
ernment.
MORNING CHRONICLE; tri week
ly, Tuesdavs, Thursdays and Saturdays, and
CHRONICLE, Fridays; four pages ; size
— triweekly 21x29, weekly 24x36 ; subscription
— tri-weekly $5, weekly $2 50 ; Francis Win-
ton, editor and publisher ; circulation— tri-
weeklv K 1. weekly K.
NEWFOUNDLANDER; semi weekly,
Tuesdays and Fridays ; four pages ; size
20x26 ; subscription 21s. ; established 1806 ; Ed-
ward Dalton Shea, editor and publisher ; cir-
culation K.
PUBLIC LEDGER; semi weekly,
Tuesdays and Fridays ; four pages ; size 22x29 ;
subscription $4 ; established 1875 ; Frederick
W. Bowden, editor and publisher ; circ'n K.
TERRA NOVA ADVOCATE ; semi
weekly, Wednesdays and Saturdays ; four
pages ; size 22x29 ; subscription $4 ; estab-
lished 1S75 ; Joseph English, editor and pub-
lisher ; circulation K.
TII>IES; semi-weekly, Wednesdaj^s and
Saturdays ; four pages ; size 21x29 ; subscrip-
tion 21s. ; established 1832 ; John Williams
M'Coubrev, editor and publislier ; cii'c'n K.
NORTH STAR ; Saturdays ; four pages ;
size 24x36 ; subscription $3 ; established 1873 ;
Robert Winton, editor and publisher ; cii'cu-
lation K.
PATRIOT; Mondays; four pages; size
20x26 ; subscription 25s. ; established 1833 ;
R. J. Parsons, editor and publisher ; circula-
tion K.
ROYAL GAZETTE; Tuesdays; four
pages ; size 20x26 ; subscription $4 20 ; estab-
lished 1807; J. C. Withers, editor and pub-
lisher ; circulation K.
TEMPERANCE JOURNAL; bi-
weekly ; temperance ; eight pages ; size 20x26 ;
subscription $1 20 ; establisned 1868 ; James
Murray, editor ; E. Bi'ace, publisher ; circula-
tion K.
II.
A. LIST, IN ALPHABETICAL ORDER BY STATES AND COUNTIES, SHOWING THE PAPERS AND THE
FREQUENCY OF ISSUE OF SUCH PAPERS, PUBLISHED IN THE RESPECTIVE COUNTIES MENTIONED,
OMITTING ALL WHICH DO NOT INSERT ADVERTISEMENTS.
THE NAME OF THE COUNTY SEAT IS PRINTED IN FULL-FACE TYPE.
ALABAMA.
AUTAUGA CO.
Prattville, Autauga Citizen, weeklj%
Soutliern Signal, weekly.
BARBOUR CO.
Clayton, Courier, weekly.
Eufaula, Times and News,tri-w'kly and w'kly.
BIBB CO.
Six Mile, Bibb Blade, weekly.
BLOUNT CO.
Bangor, Blount Co. Herald, weekly.
Blouuti^Tille, Blount Co. News, weekly.
BULLOCK CO.
Union Springs, Herald, weekly.
BUTLER CO.
Greenville, Advocate, weekly.
Spirit of the Times, weekly.
CALHOUN CO.
Jacksonville, Republican, weekly.
Oxford, Record, weekly.
CHAMBERS CO.
La Fayette, Clipper, weekly.
CHEROKEE CO.
Centre, Cherokee Advertiser, weekly.
Coosa River News, weekly.
CHOCTAW CO.
Butler, Choctaw Co. News, weekly.
CLARK CO.
Grove Hill, Clark Co. Democrat, weekly.
CLAY COUNTY.
Ashland, News, weekly.
COLBERT CO.
Tiisciiinbia, Democrat, weekly.
North Alabamian, weekly.
CONECUH CO.
Evergreen, Conecuh Star, weeklj\
News, weekly.
COOSA CO.
Rockford, Enterprise, weekly.
CULLMAN CO.
Cullman, Alabama Tribune, weekly.
Southern Immigrant, weekly.
DALE CO.
Ozark, Southern Star, weekly.
DALLAS CO.
Selina, Times, daily and weekly.
Alabama Baptist, weekly.
Southern Argus, weekly.
DE KALB CO.
Collins\nlle, Wills' Valley Post, weekly.
Fort Payne, Journal, weekly.
ELMORE CO.
Wetunipka, Central Alabamian, weekly.
ETOWAH CO.
Gadsden, Etowah Herald, weekly.
Times, weekly.
FAYETTE CO.
Fayette, Gazette, weekly.
ALABAMA.
FRANKLIN CO.
Bel Green, Franklin News, weekly.
GREENE CO.
Eutaw, Mirror, weekly.
Whig and Observer, weekly.
HALE CO.
Greensboro, Alabama Beacon, weekly.
Southern Watchman, weekly.
HENRY CO.
Abbeville, Henry Co. Register, weekly.
Columbia, Enterprise, weekly.
JACKSON CO.
Scottsboro, Alabama Herald, weekly.
Citizen, weekly.
JEFFERSON CO.
Biruiinghaui, Independent, weekly.
Iron Age, weekly.
LAMAR CO,
Vernon, Clipper, weeklj'.
LAUDERDALE CO.
Florence, Gazette, weekly.
Lauderdale News, weekly.
LAWRENCE CO.
Courtland, Friend of the Laborer, weekly.
Moulton, Advertiser, weekly.
LEE CO.
Auburn, Alabama Farm Journal, monthly.
Opelika, Leader, weekly.
Observer, weekly.
Times, weekl}\
LIMESTONE CO.
Athens, Post, weekly.
LOWNDES CO.
Hayneville, Examiner, weekly.
MACON CO.
Notasulga, Universalist Herald, semi-m'thly.
Tuskegee, Macon Mail, weekly.
News, weekly.
MADISON CO.
Huntsville, Advocate, weekly.
Democrat, weekly.
Gazette, weekh'.
Independent, weekly.
National Freeman, weekly.
MARENGO CO.
DemopoUs, Marengo News-Journal, w^eekly.
MOBILE CO.
Mobile, News, daily, weekly and Sunday.
Register, daily and weekly.
MONROE CO.
Monroeville, Monroe Journal, weekly.
MONTGOMERY CO.
Montgomery, Advertiser, daily and w'kly.
Advance, weekly.
Workingmen's Advocate,
weekly.
MORGAN CO.
Decatur, News, weekly
Somerville, Critic, weekly
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ALABAxlIA.
PERRY CO.
Marion, Commonwealth, weekly.
Southern Standard, weekly.
Normal Reporter, monthly.
TJniontown, Press, weekly.
PICKENS CO.
Carrollton, West Alabamian, weekly.
PIKE CO.
Troy, Enquirer, weekly.
Messenger, weekly.
RANDOLPH CO.
Roanoke, Randolph Co. News, weekly.
Wedowee, Journal, weekly.
RUSSELL CO.
Scale, Russell Register, weeklJ^
ST. CLAIR CO.
Ashville, Southern ^gis, weekly.
SHELBY CO.
Columbiana, Shelby Sentinel, weekly.
SUMTER CO.
Gainesville, Reporter, weekly.
Liivingston, Journal, weekly.
TALLADEGA CO.
Talladega, Messenger, weekly.
Our Mountain Home, weekly.
Reporter and Watch Tower,
weekly.
TALLAPOOSA CO.
Dadeville, Tallapoosa Democrat, weekly.
Tallapoosa Gazette, weekly.
TUSCALOOSA CO.
North Port. New Era, weekly.
Tuscaloosa, Clarion, weekly.
Gazette, weekly.
Times, weekly.
WALKER CO.
Jasper, Mountain Eagle, weekly.
Walker Co. Times, weekly.
WILCOX CO.
Camden, Wilcox News and Pacificator,
weekly.
ARKANSAS.
ARKANSAS CO.
De Witt, Arkansas Co. Democrat, weekly.
Indicator, weeklj'.
ASHLEY CO.
Hamburgh, Ashley Co. Times, weekly.
BAXTER CO.
Mountain Home, Quid Nunc, weekly.
BENTON CO.
Bentonville, Advance, weekly.
BOONE CO.
Harrison, Times, weeklj^
CARROLL CO.
Beri'yville, Eagle, weekly.
CHICOT CO.
Arkansas City, Journal, weekly.
CLARK CO.
ArkadelpUia, Southern Standard, weekly,
CLAY CO.
Corning, Advocate, weekly.
COLUMBIA CO.
Magnolia, Columbia Banner, weekly.
CONWAY CO.
Morrillton, Dollar, weekly.
State, weekly.
CRAIGHEAD CO.
Jonesborougli, Times, weekly.
CRAWFORD CO.
Alma, Independent, weekly.
Van Buren, Argus, weekly.
Press, weekl3%
ARKANSAS.
CROSS CO.
Wittsburg, Chronicle, weekly.
DREW CO.
Monticello, Monticellonian, weekly.
FAULKNER CO.
Conway, Arkansaw Traveler, weekly.
Faulkner Co. Democrat, weekly.
Log Cabin, weekly.
FRANKLIN CO.
Altus, Rural Recorder and Fruit Grower,
semi-monthly.
Ozark, Democrat, Meekly.
FULTON CO.
Salem, Pilot Hill Informer, weekly.
GARLAND CO.
Hot Springs, Sentinel, daily and weekly.
Telegi-aph, daily and weekly.
GREENE CO.
Gainesville, Democratic Press, weekly.
HEMPSTEAD CO.
Hope, Record, weekly.
Star of Hope, weekly.
Washington, South Western Pre«s, w'kly.
HOT SPRING CO.
Malvern Junction, Meteor, weekly.
HOWARD CO.
Centre Point, News, weekly.
Mineral Springs, Howard Co. Telephone,
weekly.
INDEPENDENCE CO.
Batesville, Guard, weellly.
North Arkansas Pilot, weekly.
IZARD CO.
Melbourne, Clipper, weekly.
JACKSON CO.
Jacksonport, Herald, weekly.
Newport, Journal, weekly.
News, weekly.
JEFFERSON CO.
Pine Bluir, Press, daily and weekly.
Jefferson Republican, weekly.
JOHNSON CO.
Clarksville, Herald, weekly.
LAWRENCE CO.
Smithville, Lawrence Co. Times, weekly.
LEE CO.
Marianna, Index, weekly.
LINCOLN CO.
Star City, Lincoln Lance, weekly.
LOGAN CO.
Booneville, Logan Co. Entei-prise, weekly.
LONOKE CO.
Austin, Triumph, weekly.
Ijonoke, Arkansas Home, weekly.
Democrat, weekly.
MADISON CO.
Huntsville, Madison Co. Record, weekly.
MILLER CO.
Texarkana, Democrat, weekly.
MISSISSIPPI CO.
Osceola, Times, weekly.
MONROE CO.
Brinkley, Item, weekly.
Clarendon, Monroe Co. Sun, weekly.
NEVADA CO.
Prescott, Dispatch, weekly.
Nevada Picayune, weekly.
OUACHITA CO.
Camden, Beacon, weekly.
PERRY CO.
Perryville, Fourehe Valley Times, weekly.
PHILLIPS CO.
Helena, Arkansas Yeoman, d'ly and w'kly.
World, daily and weekly.
AMERICAN NEWSPAPER DIRECTORY.
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ARKANSAS.
POINSETT CO.
Harrisburjfh, Arkansas Tribune, weekly.
POPE CO.
Atkins, News, weekly.
Russellville, Democrat, weekly.
PRAIRIE CO.
Carlisle, New Departure, weekly.
Des Arc, Citizen, weekly.
Prairie Co. Appeal, weekly.
PULASKI CO.
Little Rock, Arkansas Democrat, daily
and weekly.
Arkansas Gazette, daily and
weekly.
Arkansas Republican,
weekly.
Arkansas Staatszeitung,
weekly.
Spirit of Arkansas, weekly.
Sunday Visitor, Sunday.
Western Methodist, weekly.
RANDOLPH CO.
Pocaboutas, Randolph Scalpel, weekly.
ST. FRANCIS CO.
Forrest City, Courier, weekly.
SALINE CO.
Benton, Saline Co. Digest, weekly.
SCOTT CO.
Waldron, Reporter, weekly.
SEBASTIAN CO.
Fort Smith, Elevator, weekly.
Herald, weekly.
New Era, weekly.
Wheelers' Independent,
weekly.
SHARP CO.
Evening Shade, Sharp Co. Record, w'kly.
UNION CO.
EI Dorado, Eagle, weekly.
Union Co. Times, weekly.
WASHINGTON CO.
Fayetteville, Arkansas Sentinel, weekly.
Democrat, weekly.
WHITE CO.
Beebe, Arkansas Watchman, weekly.
Searcy, White Co. Beacon, weekly.
White Co. Record, weekly,
WOODRUFF CO.
Augusta, Woodruff Co. Vidette, weekly.
TELL CO.
Dardanelle, Independent Arkansian, weekly.
Western Immigi'ant, weekly.
CALIFORNIA.
ALAMEDA CO.
Alameda, Argus, weekly.
Encinal, weekly.
Berkeley, Advocate, weekly.
Oestrus, weekly.
Berkeleyan, monthlj-.
Brooklyn, Vidette, weekly.
Haywards, Journal, weekly.
Livermore, Herald, weekly.
Newark, Enterprise, weekly.
Oakland, Tribune, dailj'.
Times, daily and weekly.
Mirror, weekly.
Hei-ald of Truth, monthly.
Washington Corners,Alameda Reporter, wkly.
West Oakland, Press, weekly.
AMADOR CO.
lone City, Amador Times, weekly.
Jackson, Amador Dispatch, weekly.
Amador Ledger, weekly.
Amador Sentinel, weekly.
BUTTE CO.
Bigg's Station, Butte Co. Register, weekly.
Recorder, weeklj-.
Chico, Butte Record, weekly.
Enterprise, weeklj'.
Oroville, Mercury, weekly.
CALIFORNIA.
CALAVERAS CO.
Angels' Camp, Mountain Echo, weekly.
Mokelumne Hill, Calaveras Chronicle, w'kly.
San Andreas. Calaveras Advertiser, w'ly,
Calaveras Citizen, weekly.
COLUSA CO.
Colusa, Sun, weekly. .
Willows, Journal, weekly.
CONTRA COSTA CO.
Antioch, Ledger, weekly.
Martinez, Contra Costa Gazette, weekly.
Contra Costa News, weekly.
DEL NORTE CO.
Crescent City, Courier, weekly.
EL DORADO CO.
Placerville, Eldorado Co. Republican,
weekly.
Mountain Democrat, weekly.
FRESNO CO.
Fresno, Expositor, weekly.
Republican, weekly.
HUMBOLDT CO.
Areata, Leader, weekly.
Eureka, Evening Herald, daily.
Signal, daily and weekly.
Humboldt Times, daily and w'kly.
Democratic Standard, weeklj'.
Ferndale, Enterprise, weekly.
Rohnerville, Eel River Echo, weekly.
INYO CO.
Independence, Inyo Independent, weekly.
KERN CO.
Bakersfield, Kern Co. Califoruian, w'kly.
Kern Co. Gazette, weekly.
Southern Califoruian 'and
Kern Co. Courier, weekly.
LAKE CO.
Lakeport, Lake Co. Bee, weekly.
Lake Democrat, Aveekly.
Lower Lake, Bulletin, weekly.
LASSEN CO.
Susanville, Lassen Advocate, weekly.
Mountain Review, weekly.
LOS ANGELES CO.
Anaheim, Gazette, weekly.
Downey City, Los Nietos Valley Courier, w'kly.
Los Angeles, Commercial, daily.
Express, daily and Tveekly.
Herald, daily and weekly.
Journal, daily and weeldy.
L'Union, semi-weekly.
La Cronica, weekly.
Mirror, weekly.
Outlook, weekly.
Rescue, weekly.
Sued-Californische Post,
weekly.
Semi-Tropic California,
monthly.
Southern Tidings, monthly.
Santa Ana, Herald, weekly.
Times, weekly.
MARIN CO.
San Rafael, Marin Co. Journal, weekly.
Marin Co. Tocsin, weekly.
MARIPOSA CO.
Mariposa, Gazette, weekly.
MENDOCINO CO.
Mendocino, Beacon, weekly.
Ukiah, Democratic Dispatch, weekly.
3Iendocino Democrat, weekly.
Press, weekly.
MERCED CO.
Merced, Express, weekly.
San Joaquin Valley Argus, w'kly.
MODOC CO.
Adin, Haweye, weekly.
Alturas, Modoc Independent, weekly.
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CALIFORNIA.
MONO CO.
Benton, Mono Messenger, weekly.
Boclie, Chronicle, daily.
Free Press, daily.
News, daily.
Standard, daily and weekly.
MONTEREY CO.
Castroville, Argus, weekly.
Monterey, Californian, weekly.
Salinas, Index, weekly.
Monterey Democrat, weekly.
NAPA CO.
Calistoga, Independent Calistoglan, w^eekly.
Napa City, Gold Dollar, daily and weekly.
Register, daily and weekly.
Napa Co. Reporter, weekly
Classic, monthly.
St. Helena, Star, weekly.
NEVADA CO.
Grass Valley, Union, daily.
Foot-Hill Tidings, weekly.
Nevada City, Transcript, dally.
North San Juan, Independent, weekly.
Truckee, Republican, semi-weekly.
PLACER CO.
Aubiiru, Placer Argus, weekly.
Placer Herald, weekly.
Dutch Flat, Forum, weekly.
PLUMAS CO.
Quiiicy, Plumas National, weekly.
SACRAMENTO CO.
Folsom, Telegraph, weekly.
Sacraiiieuto, Bee, daily and weekly.
Record Union, daily and
semi weekly.
Journal, semi-weekly.
Leader, Sunday.
Sacramento Valley Agricul-
turist, weekly.
SAN BENITO CO.
Hoi lister, Entei-prise, weekly.
San Benito Advance, weekly.
Telegraph, weekly.
SAN BERNARDINO CO.
Colton, Semi-Tropic, weekly.
Riverside. Press and Horticulturist, weekly.
San Beruai'diuo, Times, daily and w'kly.
Valley Index, weekly.
SAN DIEGO CO.
San Diego, News, daily and weekly.
Union, daily and weekly.
SAN FRANCISCO CO.
San Francisco, Abend Post, daily & w'kly.
Alta California, daily and
weekly.
California Demokrat, dai-
ly, weekly and Sunday.
Chronicle, daily, weekly
and Sunday.
Commercial News and
Shipping List, daily.
Courrier de San Francisco,
daily and weekly.
El Tecolote, daily.
Evening Bulletin, daily
and weekly.
Evening Post, daily and
weekly.
Examiner, daily & w^'kly.
Exchange, daily & weekly.
Hotel Gazette, daily.
Morning Call, daily and
weekly.
Stock Report, daily and
weekly.
La Sociedad, semi-weekly.
La Voz del Nuevo Mundo,
semi-weekly.
Argonaut, weekly.
California Christian Advo-
cate, weekly.
California Farmer, w'kly.
CALiIFORNIA.
SAN FRANCISCO CO.
San Francisco, California Freie Presse,
weeklj'.
California Independent,
weekly.
California Journal, w^'ly.
California Spirit of the
Times and Under-
writers' Journal, w'ly.
City Argus, weeklj'.
Commercial Herald and
Market Revdew, w'kly.
Elevator, weekly.
Evangel, weekly.
Golden Era, weekly.
Grocer and Country Mer-
chant, weekly.
Hebrew, weekly.
Hebrew Observer, weekly.
Illustrated Wasp, weekly.
Irish World, weekly.
Jewish Progress, weekly.
Journalist uud Humorist,
weeklj\
Journal of Commerce,
weekly.
L'Elvezia, weekly.
La Scintilla Itallana, w'ly.
La Voce del Popolo, w'kly.
Le Petit J-ournal, weekly.
Mining and Scientific
Press, weekly.
Monitor, weekly.
New Age, weekly.
News Letter and Califor-
nia Advertiser,weekly.
Occident, weekly.
Pacific, weekly.
Pacific Appeal, weekly.
Pacific Coast Law Jour-
nal, weekly.
Pacific Coast Wine and
Liquor Herald,weekly.
Pacific Life, weekly.
Pacific Methodist, weekly.
Pacific Rural Press,w'kly.
Public School Record,
weekly.
Standard, weekly.
Stilla Hafs Posten, w'kly.
Thistleton's Illustrated
Giant, weekly.
Valkyrien, weekly.
Pacific Churchman, semi-
monthly.
Pacific States Watchman,
semi-monthly.
American Druids' Jour-
nal, monthly.
Avalanche, monthly.
California Horticulturist
and Floral Magazine,
monthly.
California Mail Bag,
inonthly.
Californian, monthly.
California Patron, m'thly.
Coast Review, monthly.
Engineer of the Pacific,
monthly.
Farmer and Dealer,
monthly.
Heald's College Journal,
monthly.
Homes in Calif orni a,
monthly.
Masonic Monthly.
Medico-Literary Journal,
monthly.
Pacific Medical and Sur-
gical Journal, m'thly.
Pacific School and Home
Journal, monthly.
Railroad Gazetteer, m'hly.
Resources of California,
monthly.
Western Lancet, monthly.
Wine Dealers' Gazette,
monthly.
Pacific Printer, bi-m'thly.
California Medical Times,
quarterly.
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CAI^IFORNIA.
SAN JOAQUIN CO.
Lofli, Valley Review, weekly.
f;»tocktoii, Herald, daily and weekly.
Independent, daily and weekly.
Banner, weekly.
SAN LUIS OBISPO CO.
San Liuis Obi»^i>o, Southern California
Advocate, weekly.
Tribune, weekly.
SAN MATEO CO,
Ked^vootl City, San Mateo Co. Journal,
weekly.
Times and Gazette,
weekly.
SANTA BARBARA CO.
Guadalupe, Telegraph, weekly.
Lompoc, Record, weekly.
Hauta Barbara, Press, daily and weekly
Indeiiendent, weekly.
SANTA CLARA CO.
Gilroy, Advocate, weekly.
San Jose, Herald, daily and we<ekly,
IMeixjury, daily and weekly.
Morning Times, daily.
Courier, weekly.
Pioneer, weekly.
Santa Clara, Journal, weekly.
SANTA CRUZ ■CO.
' ??ianta Cruz, Courier and L )cal Item., "w'ly.
Sentinel, weekly,
Watsonville, Transcript, semi- weekly.
California Transeriijt, weekly,
Pajaronia-n, weekly.
Pajaro Valley San, weekly.
SHASTA "CO.
Millville, Shasta Co. Record, weekly.
Heading, Independent, weekly,
■Shasta-, Courier, weekly,
SIERRA CO.
Downieville-, Mountain Messenger, w<eekly.
SISKTrOU CO.
Port Jones, Si'ott Valley News, weekly.
Yreka^ Journal, weekly.
Union, weekly.
SOLANO CO.
IBenicia, New Era, weekly.
Dixon, Tribune. weekly.
Hio Vista, Enterprise, weekly.
iSal-sniv, Solano Republican, w^eekly.
"Valle^o, Chronicle, daily and weekly.
Solano TiTnes, daily and weekly.
«0NOMA CO.
'Cloverdale, Reveille, weekly.
Bealdsburg, Enterprise, weekly.
Russian River Flag, weekly.
Petaluma, Argns, weekly.
Courier, weekly.
S )noma Co. Presse, weekly.
"Santa Rosa/, Democrat, daily and weekly.
Republican, weekly.
Sonoma, Index, weekly.
STANISLAUS CO.
I>Iodest». Herald, weekly.
Stanislaus Co. News, w^eekly.
SUTTEni CO.
Ynba City., Sutter Barnier, weekly.
TEHAMA CO.
Red Binff', People's Cause, weekly.
Sentinel, weekly.
Tehama, Tocsin, weekly.
TRINITY CO.
WeaveTville, Trinity Journal, weekly.
TULARE CO.
Vi-salia, Delta, weekly.
Tulai'e Times, weekly.
TUOLUBINE <C0.
'S.^nera, Tuolumne Independent, weekly.
Union Denaoerat, weekly.
CALIFORNIA.
VENTURA CO.
San Buenaventura, Ventura Free Press,
weekly.
Ventura Signal, w'ly .
YOLO CO.
Woodland, Democrat, daily and weekly.
Republican, weekly.
Yolo Mail, weekly.
YUBA CO.
Marysville, Appeal, daily and weekly.
COLORADO.
ARAPAHOE CO.
Denver, Hotel Reporter, daily.
Republican, daily and weekly.
Rocky Mountain News, daily and
weekly.
Times, daily and weekly.
Tribune, daily and weekly.
Colorado Farmer and Live Stock
Journal, weekly.
Colorado Journal, weekly.
Financial Era. weekly.
Gazette-Advocate, weekly.
Rocky Mountain Herald, weekly.
Rocky Mountain Mining Review^,
weekly.
Colorado Bulletin, monthly.
Rocky Mountain Presbyterian,
monthly.
BEXT CO.
West Las Animas, Las Animas Leader,
weekly.
BOULDER CO.
Boulder, Colorado Banner, weekly.
News and Courier, weekly.
Longmont, Ledger, weekly.
Press, weekly.
CHAFFEE CO.
Buena Vista, Chaffee Co. Times, weekly.
CLEAR CREEK CO.
Georgetown, Colorado Miner, weekly.
Courier, weekly.
Idaho Springs, Iris, weekly.
CONEJOS CO.
Alamosa, Colorado Independent, weekly.
CUSTER CO.
Rosita, Index, weekly.
Silver Cliff, Miner, dally and weekly.
Prospector, daily.
DOUGLAS CO.
Castle Rock, Independent, weekly.
EL PASO CO.
Colorado Spi'ings, Gazette, daily and
weekly.
Colorado Mountain-
eer, weekly.
Occident, monthly.
Monument, Journal, weekly.
Mentor, weekly.
FREMONT CO.
Canon City, Fremont Co. Record, weekly.
GILPIN CO.
Central City, Register-Call, daily & w'kly.
HINSDALE CO.
Lake City, Silver World, weekly.
JEFFERSON CO.
Golden, Colorado Transcript, weekly.
Globe, weekly.
LAKE CO.
Leadville, Chronicle, daily and weekly.
Democrat, daily and weekly.
Eclipse, daily and weekly.
Herald, daily and weekly.
Reveille, daily and weeklj'.
LA PLATA CO.
Animas City, South West, weekly.
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COL.ORADO.
LARIMER CO.
Fort Collius, Courier, weekly.
Larimer Co. Express, weekly.
LAS ANIMAS CO.
Trinidad, News, daily and weekly.
OURAY CO.
Ouray, Solid Muld< on, weekly.
Times, weekly.
Rico, Dolores News, weekly.
PARK CO.
Fairplay, Flume, weekly.
PUEBLO CO.
Pueblo, Colorado Chieftain, daily & weekly.
Democrat, daily and weekly.
South Pueblo, Banner, weekly.
RIO GRANDE CO.
Del Norte, San Juan Prospector, weeklj\
SAGUACHE CO.
Saguache, Chronicle, weekly.
SUMMIT CO.
Kokomo, Summit Co. Times, weekly.
WELD CO.
Evans, Journal, weekly.
Greeley, Colorado Sun, weekly.
Tribune, weekly.
CONNECTICUT.
FAIRFIELD CO.
Bethel, Ledger, weekly.
Bridgeport, Farmer, daily and w^eekly.
Standard, dailj' and weekly.
Leader, semi-weekly.
Bridgeporter Zeitung, weekly.
D anbury, Democrat, weeklj'.
Globe, weekly.
News, weekly.
Republican, weekly.
Greenwich, Observer, weekly.
New Canaan, Messenger, weeklj'.
Newtown, Bee, weekly.
Norwalk, Democrat, weekly.
Gazette, weekly.
Hour and Westport Advertiser
weekly.
Ridgefleld, Press, weekly.
South Norwalk, Sentinel, weekly.
Southport, Times, weekly.
Stamford, Advocate, weekl3\
Herald, weekly.
Westport, Westporter, weekly,
Wilton, Reporter, weekly.
HARTFORD CO.
Bristol, Press, weekly.
Hartfor«l, Courant, daily and weekly.
Post, daily and weekly.
Times, daily and weekly.
American Poultry Yard, weekly
Christian Secretary, weekly.
Connecticut Catholic, weekly.
Connecticut Farmer, vv^eekly.
Religious Herald, weekly.
Saturday Night, weekly.
Sunday Argus, Sunday".
Sunday Globe, Sunday.
Sunday Journal, Sunday.
Trinity Tablet, every third Sat-
in-day.
Poultry World, monthly.
American Journal of Education,
quarterly.
Journal of Inebriety, quarterly.
New Britain, Observer, weekly.
Record, weekly.
Plainville, News, weekly.
Southington, Phoenix, weekly.
LITCHFIELD CO.
Canaan, Connecticut Western News, weekly.
liitclifield, Enquirer, weekly.
New Milford, Gazette, weekly.
Housatonic Ray, w^eekly.
West Winsted, Winsted Herald, weekly.
Winsted, News, weekly.
Press, weekly.
Wolcottville, Register, weekly.
Woodbury, Reporter, weekly.
CONNECTICUT.
MIDDLESEX CO.
Deep River, New Era, weekly.
Essex, Gazette, weekly.
Middletown, Constitution, weekly.
Sentinel and Witness, w'kly.
State Temperance Journal,
weekly.
College Argus, every ten
days.
Moodus, Connecticut Valley Advertiser,
weekly.
NEW HAVEN CO.
Ansonia, Naugatuck Valley Sentinel, weekly.
Birmingham, Derby Transcript, weekly.
Cheshire, Oracle, monthly.
Naugatuck, Enterprise, weekly.
New Haven, Republikaner, daily & w'kly
Evening Register, daily,
weekly and Sunday.
Journal and Courier, daily
and weekly.
Palladium, daily and w'kly.
Union, daily, weekly and
Sunday.
Connecticut Botschaf ter,
weekly.
New England Anzeiger, w'ly.
Sea World, weekly.
Shore Line Times, weekly.
Yale Courant, bi-weekly.
Yale Record, bi-weekly.
American Journal of Science
and Arts, monthly.
Critic, ntonthly.
Hibernian Record, monthly.
Hubbard's Pi'inter-Adver-
tiser, monthly.
Loomis' Musical and Masonic
Journal, monthly.
Reveille, monthly.
Yale Literary" Magazine,
monthly.
New Englander, bi-monthly.
Seymour, Record, weekly.
Wallingford, Windermere Forum, weekly.
Waterbury, American, daily andl weekly.
Monitor, weekly.
West Meriden, Meriden Recorder, daily and
weekly.
Meriden Republican, daily
and weekly.
NEW LONI>ON CO.
Mystic River, Mystic Journal, weekly.
Mystic Press, weekly.
New London, Telegram, daily and weekly.
Nor«'ich, Bulletin, daily and weekly.
Cooley's Weekly.
Observer, weekly.
Stonington, Mirror, weekly.
TOLLAND CO.
Rockville, Tolland Co. Journal, weekly.
Tolland Co. Leader, weekly.
South Coventry, Coventry Local Register,
weekly.
Stafford Springs, Tolland Co. Press, weekly.
WINDHAM CO.
Danielsonville, Democratic Sentinel, weekly.
Windham Co. Transcript,
weekly.
Eastern Knight, monthly,
Putnam, Patriot, weeklj'.
Willimantic, Chronicle, weekly.
Journal, weekly.
DELAWARE.
KENT CO.
Dover, Delawarean, weekly.
State Sentinel, weekly.
Milford, Chronicle, weekly.
Peninsular News and Advertiser,
weekly.
Smyrna, Times, weekly.
NEW CASTLE COi
Middletown, Transcript, weekly.
Newark, Ledger, weekly.
Wilmington, Every Evening and. Comroier-
cial, daily and weekly.
Gazette, daily and weekly
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NEW CASTLE CO.
Wilmington, Morning News, dailj'.
Republican, daily and weekly.
Advertiser, weekly.
Argus, weekly.
Conference Worker, weekly.
Delaware Plonier, weekly.
SUSSEX CO.
CJeovgetown, Delawai-e Enquirer, weekly.
Sussex Journal, weekly.
Lewes, Breakwater Light, weekly.
Seaford, Sussex Co. Index, weekly.
DISTRICT OF COLUMBIA.
Washiugrton, Critic, daily.
Evening Star, daily & w'kly.
National Republican, daily.
Post, daily and weekly.
Washingtoner Journal, d'ly.
Army and Navj- Register,
weekly.
Capital, Sunday.
Der Volks-Tribun, weekly.
Forney's Sunday Chronicle,
Sunday.
Gazette, Sunday.
Law Reporter, weekly.
National Free Press, w'kly.
National Vie^v, weekly.
National Weekly.
People's Advocate, weekly.
Republic, weekly.
SenMnel, weekly.
Sunday Herald, Sunday.
Truth, weekly.
World, weeklj".
College Journal (George-
town), monthly.
Copp's Laud Owner, m'thly.
Departmental Review, m'lj-.
Knights of Pythias Maga-
zine, monthly.
National Medical Review,
monthly.
Post Office Gazette, m'thly.
Real Estate Review, m'thly.
Scientific Record, monthlj'.
Soldiers' True Friend, m'ly.
U. S. Record and Gazette,
monthly.
Vedette, monthlj'.
American Annals of the Deaf
and Dumb, quarterly.
FLORIDA.
ALACHUA CO.
•Oainesville, Sun, weekly.
BRADFORD CO.
Starke, Florida Telegraph, weekly.
COLUMBIA CO.
Lake City, Reporter, weekly.
DUVAL CO.
Jacksonville, Breeze, dally.
Florida Union, daily and
weekly.
Sun and Press, d'ly & w'kly.
Florida Dispatch, Aveekly.
ESCAMBIA CO.
Pensacola, Advance, semi-weekly.
Gazette, semi-weekly.
GADSDEN CO.
•ijiiincy, Herald, weekly.
Star, weekly.
HAMILTON CO.
Jasper, Spirit of the Times, weekly.
HILLSBOROUGH CO.
Tampa, Guardian, weekly.
Sunland Tribune, weekly.
JACKSON CO.
Mariana, Courier, weeklj'.
JEFFERSON CO.
Monticello, Constitution, weekly.
FLORIDA.
LEON CO.
Tallahas.see, Florida Patriot, weekly.
Floridian, weekly.
LEVY CO.
Cedar Keys, Florida State Journal, weekly.
MADISON CO.
Madison, Recorder, weekly.
MARION CO.
Ocala, East Florida Banner, weekly.
Republican, weekly.
MONROE CO.
Key West, Dispatch, weekly.
Key of the Gulf, weekly.
NASSAU CO.
Fernandiua, Florida Mirror, semi-weekly.
Express, weekly.
ORANGE CO.
Apopka, South Florida Citizen, weekly.
Orlando, Oramje Co. Reporter, weekly.
Sanford, South Florida Journal, weekly.
PUTNAM CO.
Palatka, Eastern Herald, weekly.
ST. JOHNS CO.
St. Augustine, Florida Press, weekly.
SANTA ROSA CO.
Milton, Standard, weekly.
SUMTER CO.
Leesburgli, Sumter Co. Advance, weekly.
SUWANEE CO.
Live Oak, Suwanee Observer, weekly.
VOLUSIA CO.
De Land, Florida Agriculturist, weekly.
Our Paper, weekly.
GEORGIA.
APPLING CO.
Baxley, Gazette, weekly.
BALDWIN CO.
Milletlgeville, Union and Recorder, w'kly.
BARTOW CO.
Cartersville, Express, weekly.
Free Press, weekly.
BERRIEN CO.
Alapaha, Berrien Co. News, weekly.
BIBB CO.
Macon, Telegraph and Messenger, dally,
semi-weekly and weekly.
Central Georgia Weekly.
Wesleyan Christian Advocate,
weekly.
BROOKS CO.
Quitman, Free Press, weekly.
Reporter, weekly.
Star, weekly.
BURKE CO.
Waynesboro, Expositor, weekly.
Herald, weekly.
BUTTS CO.
Indian Springs, Middle Georgia Argus, w'kly.
CALHOUN CO.
Arlington, Advance, weekly.
CARROLL CO.
Carrollton, Carroll Co. Times, weekly.
CATOOSA CO.
Ringgold, Catoosa Courier, weekly.
CHATHAM CO.
Savannah, Evening Recorder, daily.
News, daily & weekly.
Abend Zeitung, weekly.
Sunday Morning Telegram,
SundaJ^
Southern Farmers' Monthly.
Southern Musical Journal,
monthly.
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CHATTOOGA CO.
Siiiiiiiicrville, Gazette, weekly.
CHEROKEE CO.
Canton, Cherokee Advance, weekly.
CLARKE CO.
Athens, Chronicle, weekly.
Southern Banner, weekly.
Southern Watchman, weekly.
CLAY CO.
Fort Gaines, Tribune, weekly.
CLAYTON CO.
Jonesboro, News, weekly.
CLINCH CO.
Du Pont, Okefenokean, weekly.
COBB CO.
Marietta, Journal, M'eekly.
COFFEE CO.
Pearson, Coffee Co. Gazette, weekly.
COLUMBIA CO.
Harlem, Columbian, weekly.
COWETA CO.
Newnan, Herald, weekly.
Leader, weekly.
Senoia, Farm and Home, weekly.
DADE CO.
Rising Fawn, Dade Co. Gazette, weekly.
DAWSON CO.
Da>vsonville, Mountain Chronicle, w'kly.
DECATUR CO.
Baiubridge, Democrat, weekly.
DE KALB CO.
Decatur, DeKalb Co. News, weekly.
DODGE CO.
Eastman, Times, weekly.
DOUGHERTY CO.
Albany, Advertiser, weekly.
News, weekly.
DOUGLAS CO.
Doiiglas-ville, Star, weekly.
EARLY CO.
Blakely, Early Co. News, weekly.
ELBERT CO.
Elberton, Gazette, weekly.
News, weekly.
EMANUEL CO.
Sw^ainsborougrh, Herald, weekly.
FLOYD CO.
Cave Spring, Enterprise, weekly.
Congregational Methodist, semi-
monthly.
Rome, Tribune, daily and weekly.
Courier, tri weekly and weekly.
Bulletin, weekly.
FORSYTH CO.
Cumming, Clarion, weekly.
FRANKLIN CO.
Caruesville, Franklin Co. Register, w'kly.
FULTON CO.
Atlanta, Constitution, daily and weekly.
Post, daily and weekly.
Christian Index, weekly.
Georgia Advocate, weekly.
Methodist Advocate, weekly.
Republican, weekly.
Southern Advance, weekly.
Sunday Gazette, Sunday.
Sunday Phonograph, Sunday.
Sunny South, weekly.
Universalist, weekly.
Boys and Girls of the South,
monthly.
Eclectic Medical Journal, m'thly.
Homeward Star, monthly.
Kennesaw Route Gazette, m'thly.
GEORGIA.
FULTON CO.
Atlanta, Medical and Surgical Journal^
monthly.
New Medicines, monthly.
Southern Cultivator, monthly.
Southern Enterprise, monthly.
Southern Medical Record, m'thly
GILMER CO.
Ellijay, Coui-ier, weekly.
GLYNN CO.
Brunswick, Advertiser, weekly.
Seaport Appeal, weekly.
GORDON CO.
Calhoun, Times, weekly.
GREENE CO.
Greensboro, Georgia Home Journal, w'kly^
Herald, weekly.
GWINNETT CO.
liawrenceville, Gwinnett Herald, w'kly.
HABERSHAM CO.
Toccoa City, News, weekly.
HALL CO.
Bellton, North Georgian, weeklj'.
Gainesville, Eagle, weekly.
Southron, weeklj\
HANCOCK CO.
Sparta, Ishmaelite, weekly.
Times and Planter, weekly.
HARRIS CO.
Hamilton, Journal, weekly.
HART CO.
Hart well. Sun, weekly.
HEARD CO.
Franklin, News, weekly.
HENRY CO.
Hampton, Henry Co. Weekly.
HOUSTON CO.
Fort Valley, Advertiser, weekly.
Mirror, weekly.
Perry, Home Journal, weekly.
JACKSON CO.
Jefferson, Forest News, weekly.
JEFFERSON CO.
liouisville. Courier, weekly.
News and Farmer, weeklj'.
LAURENS CO.
Dublin, Gazette, weekly.
Post, weekly.
LIBERTY CO.
Hinesville, Gazette, weeklj%
LOWNDES CO.
Valdosta, Times, weekly.
LUMPKIN CO.
Dahlonegra, Mountain Signal, weekly.
MC DUFFIE CO.
Thomson, McDuffle Journal, weekly.
MC INTOSH CO.
Darien, Timber Gazette, weekly.
MACON CO.
Montezuma, Weekly.
MADISON CO.
Danielsville, Madison Yeoman, weekly.
MARION CO.
Buena Vista, Argus, weekly.
MERIWETHER CO.
Greenville, Meriwether Co. Vindicator,,
weekly.
MITCHELL CO.
Camilla, Mitchell Reformer, weekly.
MONROE CO.
Forsyth, Monroe Advertiser, weeklj-.
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MORGAN CO.
Madison, Madisonian, weekly.
People's Champion, weekly.
MUSCOGEE CO.
Columbus, Enquirer-Sun, daily, weekly
and Sunday.
Times, daily and weekly.
NEWTON CO.
Covington, Georgia Enterprise, weekly.
Star, weekly.
OGLETHORPE CO.
Liexiugton, Oglethorpe Echo, weekly.
PIERCE CO.
Blackshear, News, weekly.
PIKE CO.
Bamesville, Gazette, weekly.
POLK CO.
Cedarto^vn, Advertiser, weekly.
PULASKI CO.
Cochran, Enterprise, weekly.
Hawkiusville, Dispatch, weekly.
PUTNAM CO.
Eatonton, Broad Axe and Itemizer, w'klj .
RANDOLPH CO.
Cuthbert, Appeal, weekly.
Journal of Progi-ess, weekly.
True Southron, weekly.
RICHMOND CO.
Augusta, Chronicle and Constitutionalist,
daily, triweekly and weekly.
Evening News, daily and weekly.
ROCKDALE CO.
Conyers, Examiner, weekly.
Weekly.
SCREVEN CO.
Sylvania, Telephone, weekly.
SPALDING CO.
Griffin, News, daily and weekly.
Sun, Sunday.
STEWART CO.
LiUinpkin, Independent, weekly.
SUMTER CO.
Ainericus, Recorder, triweekly.
Sumter Republican, semi-w'kly
and weekly.
TALBOT CO.
Talbotton, Georgia Register, weekly.
Standard, weekly.
TALIAFERRO CO.
Crawfoi'dville, Democrat, weekly.
TAYLOR CO.
Butler, Herald, weekly.
Gospel Messenger, monthly.
TELFAIR CO.
Macville, South Georgian, weekly.
TERRELL CO.
Da^vson, Journal, w^eekly.
THOMAS CO.
Tlioniasville, Southern Enterprise, w^'kly.
Times, weekly.
TROUP CO.
La Grange, Reporter, weekly.
West Point, State Line Press, weekly.
UPSON CO.
Thoinaston, Georgia Times, weekly.
WALKER CO.
La Faj'ette, Walker Co. Messenger, w'kly.
WALTON CO.
Social Circle, Walton Co. Vidette, weekly.
WARREN CO.
Warrenton, Clipper, weekly.
Our County, weekly.
GEORGIA.
WASHINGTON CO.
Sandersville, Herald and Georgian, w'kly.
WAYNE CO.
Jesup, Sentinel, weekly.
WHITE CO.
Cleveland, Advertiser, weekly.
WHITFIELt) CO.
Dalton, Independent Headlight, weekly.
North Georgia Citizen, weekly.
WILKES CO.
Washington, Gazette, weekly.
WILKINSON CO.
Irwinton, Southerner and Appeal, weekly.
ILLINOIS.
ADAMS CO.
Camp Point, Journal, weekly.
Clayton, Enterprise, weekly.
Mendon, Dispatch, weekly.
(|uincy, Germania, daily and weekly.
Herald, daily, triweekly and w'kly.
News, daily.
Whig, daily and weekly.
Commercial Review, weekly.
Greenback Post, weekly.
Modern Argo, weekly.
Der Erz-Druide, monthly.
Western Agi-iculturist, monthly.
ALEXANDER CO.
Cairo, Argus, daily and weekly.
Bulletin, daily and weekly.
Sun, daily.
Radical Republican, weekly.
BOND CO.
Greenville. Advocate, weekly.
Sun, weekly.
BOONE CO.
Belvidere, Recorder, semi-weekly.
North-Western, weekly.
Standard, weekly.
BROWN CO.
Mount Sterling, Brown Co. Democrat,
weekly.
Illinois Message, w'kly.
BUREAU CO.
Buda, Home Guard, weekly.
Princeton, Bureau Co. Republican, weekly.
Bureau Co. Tribune, weekly.
Walnut, Motor, weekly.
CALHOUN CO.
Hardin, Calhoun Herald, weekly.
CARROLL CO.
Lanark, Gazette, weekly.
Mount Carroll, Carroll Co. Herald, w'kly.
Carroll Co. Mirror, w'kly.
Oread, quarterly.
Savanna, Times, weekly.
Shannon, Express, weekly.
CASS CO.
Ashland, New^s, w^eekly.
Beardstown, Cass Co. Messenger, weekly.
Central Illinoian, weekly.
Chandlerville, Independent, weekly.
Virginia, Enquirer, weekly.
Gazette, weekly.
CHAMPAIGN CO.
Champaign, Champaign Co. Gazette, weekly.
Times, weeklj%
Union, weekly.
mini, monthly.
Homer, Enterprise, weekly.
Mahomet, Sucker State, weekly.
Rantoul, Rantoulian, weekly.
Tolono, Herald, weekly.
Urbana, Bulletin, weekly.
Champaign Co. Herald, weekly.
CHRISTIAN CO.
Morrisonville, Times, weekly.
Pana, Argus, weekly.
Gazette, weoklv.
Palladium, weekly.
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IJiLINOIS.
CHRISTIAN CO.
Taylorville, Christian Co. Farmers' Jour-
nal, weekly.
Democrat, weekly.
Illinois Republican, weekly.
CLARK CO.
Marshall, Clark Co. Herald, weekly.
Eastern Illinoisan, weekly.
Independent, weekly.
Messenger, weekly. "
Martinsville, Express, weekly.
Westfleld, Pantagrapli, weekl3\
CLAY CO.
Flora, Clay Co. Gazette, weekly.
Southern Illinois Journal, weekly.
liOuisTille, Ledger-Democrat, weekly.
CLINTO>f CO.
Carlyle, Clinton Co. Pionier, weekly.
Constitution and Union, weekly.
Sued Illinois Zeitung, weekly.
Union Banner, weekly.
Clement, Register, weekly.
COLES CO.
Charleston, Courier, weekly.
Plaindealer, weekly.
Loxa, Youths' Home Journal, monthly.
Mattoon, Journal, daily and weekly.
Commercial, weekly.
Gazette, weekly.
Oakland, Herald, weekly.
COOK CO.
Arlington Heights, Cook Co. Herald, weekly,
Barrington Station, Herald, weekly.
Chicago, American Stockman, daily, semi-
weekly and weekly.
Chicagoer Arbeiter Zeitung, daily,
Sunday and weekly.
Chicagoer Neue Freie Presse,
daily, weekly and Sunday.
Der Volksfreund, daily.
Drovei-s' Journal, daily & weekly.
Evening Journal, daily, trl-w'kly
and weekly.
Ills. Staats-Zei'tung, daily, weeklj'
and Sunday.
Inter-Ocean, daily, semi-weekly
and weekly.
National Hotel Reporter, daily.
News, daily and weekly.
Skandinaven, daily and weekly.
Svornost, daily and weekly.
Telegraph, daily, weekly and Sun-
day.
Times, daily, triweekly & w'kly.
Tribune, daily, tri-w'kly & w'kly
Deutsche Warte, semi-weekly.
Advance, weekly.
Alliance, weekly.
American Home, weekly.
Call, weekly.
Carl Pretzel's Illustrated Weekly.
Chicagsky Vestnik, weekly.
Christian Cynosure, weekly.
Christian Instructor and Western
United Presbyterian, w^eekly.
Commercial Bulletin, weekly.
Commercial Graphic, weekly.
Democrat, weekly.
Demokrat, weekly.
Den Christelige Talsmand, w'kly.
Den Nye Tid, weekly.
Duch Casu, weekly.
Dunton's Spirit of the Turf, w'kly
Educational Weekly.
Eulenspiegel, Sunday.
Express, weekly.
Evangelist, weekly.
Faederneslandet, weekly.
Earmers' Review, weekly.
Field, weekly.
Eigaro, Sunday.
Oamla Och Nya Hemlandet, w'ly
Gazeta Polska, weekly.
Gazeta Polska Katolicka, weekly.
Grain and Provision Review, w'ly
Grocer and Mercantile Review,
weekly.
Grocers' Criterion, weekly.
Hotel World, weekly.
ILLINOIS.
COOK CO.
Chicaijfo, Industrial World, weekly.
Interior, weekly.
Irish Freeman, weekly.
Irish Tribune, weekly.
Jewish Advance, weekly.
Journal of Commerce, weekly.
Katholischer Jugend-Freund, w'ly
Katholisches Wochenblatt, w'kly.
Leaf, weekly.
Ledger, weekly.
Legal News, weekly.
Living Church, weekly.
Mining Review, weekly.
New Covenant, weekly.
Norden, weekly.
North-western Christian Advo-
cate, weekly.
North-western Lumberman, w'ly.
Novelist, weekly.
Occident, weekly.
Pilot, weekly.
Plattduetsc'he Zeitung, weekly.
Prairie Farmer, weekly.
Railway Age, weekly.
Railway Review, weekly.
Religio-Pliilosophical Journal,
weekly.
Sandebudet, weekly.
Saturday Evening Herald, weekly.
Sentinel, weekly.
Signal, weekly.
Standard, weekly.
Svenska Tribunen, weekly.
Verdens Gang, weekly.
West End Advocate, weekly.
Western Catholic, weekly.
Western Rural, weekly.
Western Shoe and Leather Re-
view, weekly.
Appeal, bi-weekly.
Bladet, bi-weeklj'.
Farm, Field and Fireside, bi-w'ly.
New Church Independent and Re-
view, bi-w^eekly.
Der Lutherische Kirchenfreund,
semi-monthly.
Furniture Trade Journal, semi-
monthly.
Medical Gazette, semi-monthly.
National Laundry Journal, semi-
monthly.
United States Medical Investiga-
tor, semi-monthly.
Watchman, semi-monthly.
American Bee Journal, monthly.
American Critic, monthly.
American Homoeopath, monthly.
American Miller, monthly.
American Poultry Journal, m'ly.
Argus, monthly.
Bookseller and Stationer, m'thly.
Bundes-Banner, monthly.
Church and School, monthly.
Confectioner and Baker, monthly.
Cosmopolitan, nionthly.
Der Deutsche-A nierikanische
Mueller, monthly.
Druggist and Paint and Oil Re-
view, monthly.
Factory and Farm, monthly.
Guardian, monthly.
Home Visitor, monthly.
Hours of Recreation, monthly.
Humane Journal, monthly.
Investigator, monthly.
Lakeside Watch, monthly.
Land Owner, monthly.
Legal Adviser, montlily.
Manford's Magazine, monthly.
Medical Journal and Examiner,
monthly.
Medical Times, monthly.
National Live Stock Journal, m'ly.
National Sunday-School Teacher,
monthly.
Northwestern Commercial Trav-
eler, monthly.
Our Rest, monthly.
Pharmacist and Chemist, m'thly.
Picture Gallery for Young Folks,
monthly.
Practical Teacher, monthly.
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COOK CO.
Chicago, Railroad Conductors' Brother-
hood Magazine, monthly.
Railway Guide, monthly.
Reporter, monthly.
Social Science Journal, monthly.
Sunset Chimes, monthly.
Tilskueren, monthly.
Voice of Masonry and Family
Magazine, monthly.
Volante, monthly.
Watchmaker and Metalworker,
monthly.
Western Brewer, and Journal of
the Barlej-, Malt, and Hop
Trades, monthly.
Western Clothing, Furnishing and
Hat Reporter, monthly.
Western Educational Journal,
monthly.
Western Magazine, monthly.
Western Manufacturer, monthly.
Western Paper Trade, monthly.
Western Postal Record, monthly.
Westliche Scliuetzen uud Jagd
Zeitung, monthly.
Witness, monthly.
Young Folks' Monthly.
Young P'olks' Rural, monthly.
American Antiqtiarian, quarterly.
Electrotype Journal, quarterly.
Electrotyper, quarterly.
Oriental and Biblical Journal,
quarterly.
Rotinds' Printers' Cabinet, q'terly
Specimen, quarterly.
Des Plaines, Cook Co. Record, weekly.
Englewood, Eye, weekly.
Evanston, Index, weekly.
Tripod, bi-weekly.
Vidette, semi-monthly
Mount Forest, New Era, weekly.
Palatine, Enterprise, weekly
CRAWFORD CO.
Robinson, Argus, weekly.
Constitution, weekly.
Crawford Co. Democrat, w'kly.
CUMBERLAND CO.
Majority Point, Cumberland Democrat,
weekly.
Cumberland Republican,
weekly.
Neoga, News, weekly.
DE KALB CO.
De Kalb, DeKalb Co. Chronicle, weeklj'.
De Kalb Co. News, weekly.
Hinckley, Review, weekly.
Malta, Mail, weekly.
Sandwich, Gazette, semi-weekly.
Argus, weekly.
Free Press, weekly.
Shabbona, Express, weekly.
Somonauk, Reveille, weekly.
Sycamore, Free Press, daily.
True Republican, semi-weekly.
City Weekly.
Free Methodist, weekly.
DEWITT CO.
Clinton, Public, weekly.
Register, weekly.
Farmer City, Journal, weekly.
DOUGLAS CO.
Areola, Douglas Co. Democrat, weekly.
Record, weekly.
Newman, Independent, weekly,
Tuscola, Dotiglas Co. Review, weekly.
Saturday Journal, weekly.
DU PAGE CO.
Downer's Grove, Du Page Co. Record, w'kly
Naperville, Clarion, weekly.
Du Page Co. Vblkszeitung, w'kly.
Turner Junction, News, weekly.
Wheaton, Der Beobachter, weekly.
Illiuoian, weekly.
College Record, monthly.
EDGAR CO.
Chrisman, Advance, weekly.
Kansas, Sun, weekly.
ILLilNOIfS.
EDGAR CO.
Paris, Gazette, weekly.
Prairie Beacon and Valley Blade,
weekly.
Republican, weekly.
Times, weekly.
EDWARDS CO.
Albion, Independent, weeklj'.
Journal, weekly.
EFFIXGHAM CO.
Altamont, Telegram, weekly.
£ffinghani. Democrat, weekly.
Republican, weeklj-.
Volksblatt, weekly.
Southern Illinois Farmer, m'ly.
FAYETTE CO.
St. Elmo, News, weeklj-.
Vandalia, Fayette Co. Democrat, weekly.
Fayette Co. News, weekly.
Union, weekly.
Illinois Medical Recorder, m'thly.
FORD CO.
Gibson City, Courier, weekly.
Paxton, Record, weekly.
Piper City, Advertiser, weeklj*.
FRANKLIN CO.
Benton, Baptist Banner, weeklj'.
Standard, weekly.
FULTON CO.
Avon, Sentinel, weekly.
Canton, Fulton Co. Ledger, weeklj'.
Register, weeklj'.
Times, weeklj-.
Farmington, People, weekly.
Liewisto>vu, Democrat, weekly.
News, weekly.
Vermont, Chronicle, weekly.
GALLATIN CO.
Sbawueeto>vn, Shawnee Herald, weekly.
Shawnee News, weeklj'.
GREENE CO.
Carrol Iton, Gazette, weeklj'.
Patriot, weekly.
Kane, Times, weekly.
Roodhouse, Journal, weeklj'.
Review, weeklj'.
Whitehall, Register, weeklj'.
Republican, weeklj'.
GRUNDY CO.
Morris, Independent, semi-weeklj'.
Democrat, weeklj'.
Herald, weeklj'.
HAMILTON CO.
McLieansboro, Golden Era, weekly.
Times, weekly.
HANCOCK CO.
Carthage, Gazette, weekly,
Republican, weekly.
Dallas City, News, weeklj'.
La Harpe, La Harper, weekly.
Nauvoo, Independent, weeklj'.
Plj'mouth, Phouogi-aph, weeklj'.
Warsaw, Bulletin, weekly.
HARDIN CO.
Elizabetbto^vn, Hardin Gazette, weekly.
HENDERSON CO.
Biggsville, Clipper, weeklj'.
Oqua>vka, Henderson Co. Journal, weekly.
Spectator, weekly.
HENRY CO.
Cambridge, Chronicle, weekly.
Prairie Chief, weekly.
Galva, Journal, weeklj'.
Geneseo, Henry Co. News, weeklj-.
Republic, weeklj'.
Sun, weekly.
Kewanee, Courier, weeklj-.
Independent, weekly.
Orion, Times, vveeKlj'.
Woodhull, Enterprise, weeklj-.
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Buckley, Inquirer, weekly.
Chebanse, Herald, weekly.
Gilman, Star, weekly.
Loda, Register, weekly.
Times, weekly.
Milford, Genius, weekly.
Herald, weekly.
Onarga, Review, weekly.
Sheldon, Enterprise, weekly.
Watseka, Iroquois Co. Times, weekly.
Republican, weekly.
JACKSON CO.
Ava, News, weekly.
Carbondale, Barton's Free Press, weekly.
Observer, weekly.
Murphysboro, Independent, weekly.
Industrial Tribune, weekly.
Jackson Co. Era and South-
ern Illinoisan, weekly.
JASPER CO.
Newton, Jasper Co. Times, weekly.
Press, weekly.
JEFFERSON CO.
Mount Vernon, Exponent, weekly.
Free Press, weekly.
News, weekly.
JERSEY CO.
Grafton, Independent, weekly.
Jerseyville, Examiner, weekly.
Jersey Co. Democrat, weekly.
Republican, weekly.
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Oaleua, Gazette, daily, triweekly & w'kly.
Industrial Press, weekly.
Volksfreund, weekly.
Warren, Sentinel, weeklj-.
JOHNSON CO.
Vienna, Johnson Co. Journal, weekly.
Times, weekly.
KANE CO.
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Beacon, semi-weekly and weekly.
Herald, weekly.
Volksfreund, weekly.
Batavia, News, weekly.
Elgin, Leader, daily and weekly.
News, daily and weekly.
Advocate, weekly.
Glocke, weekly.
Geneva, Republican, weekly.
KANKAKEE CO.
Buckingham, Monitor, weekly.
Kankakee, Courrier De L'lllinois, weekly.
Gazette, weekly.
Herald, weekly.
Times, weekl}%
Momence, Reporter, weeklj'.
KENDALL CO.
JMillington, Enterprise, weekly.
Piano, Mirror, weekly.
News, weekly.
Yorkville, Kendall Co. Record, weekly.
KNOX CO.
Abingdon, Express, weekly.
Altona, Journal, weekly.
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Republican-Register, daily and
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Plain-dealer, weekly.
Knoxville, Knox Co. Republican, weekly.
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Zion's Baner, semi-monthly.
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LAKE CO.
Waukegan, Gazette, weekly.
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Lake Co. Republican, weekly.
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Earlville, Gazette, weekly.
La Salle, Democrat, weekly.
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La Salle Co. Press, weekly.
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Post, weekly.
Reporter, weekly.
Ottawa, Evening Journal, daily.
Times, daily and weekly.
Central Illinois Wochenblatt,
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Free Trader, weekly.
Republican, weekly.
Peru, Herald, weekly.
Rutland, Home Journal, weekly.
Post, weekly.
Seneca, Record, weekly.
Sheridan, News Letter, weekly.
Streator, Free Press, weekly.
Monitor-Index, weekly.
Tonica, News, weekly.
LAWRENCE CO.
Lawrenceville, Democratic Herald, w'ly.
Rural Republican, wk'ly.
Sumner, Democrat, weekly.
Lawrence Co. Press, weekly.
LEE CO.
Amboy, Journal, weekly.
News, weekly.
Ashton, Sentinel, weekly.
Compton, Record, weekly.
Dixon, Sun, weekly.
Telegraph, weekly.
Western Farmer, monthly.
Fi-anklin Gi-ove, Franklin Reporter, weekly.
Lee Co. Enterprise, weekly.
Lee, Monitor, weekly.
Paw Paw Grove, Herald, weekly.
Lee Co. Times, weekly.
LIVINGSTON CO.
Chatsworth, Plaindealer, weekly.
Dwight, Commercial, weekly.
Star, weekly.
Western Postal Review, monthly.
Fairbury, Independent-Blade, weekly.
Pontiac, Free-trader, weeklj'.
Sentinel, weekly.
LOGAN CO.
Atlanta, Argus, weekly.
Lincoln, Leader, daily.
Sentinel, daily.
Herald, weekly.
Logan Co. Volksblatt, weekly.
Temperance Bugle, weekly.
Times, weekly.
A. O. U. W. and L O. M. A. Report-
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Mount Pulaski, Citizen, weekly.
MC DONOUGH CO.
Blandinsville, McDonough Democrat, wk'ly.
Bushnell, Gleaner, weekly.
Record, weekly.
Macomb, Independent, daily and weekly.
Eagle, weekly.
Journal, weekly.
Prairie City, Herald, weekly.
MC HENRY CO.
Harvard, Independent, weekly.
McHeury, Plaindealer, weekly.
Marengo, Republican, weekly.
Richmond, Gazette, weekly.
Woodstock, McHenry Co. Democrat, wk'ly.
New Era, weekly.
Sentinel, weekly.
MC LEAN CO.
Blooiniugton, Leader, daily and weekly.
Pantagraph, daily & wk'ly.
Bloomingtoner Journal,
weekly.
Courier, weekly.
Eye, weekly.
McLean Co. Deutsche Presse,
weekly.
Sunday Morning Star, Sun-
day.
Western Advance, weekly.
Chenoa, Gazette, weekly.
Danvers, Independent, weekly.
Gridley, Home Journal, weekly.
Le Roy, Enterprise, weekly.
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Saybrook, Herald, weekly.
Stanford, Tribune, weekly.
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Decatur, Republican, daily and weekly.
Review, dailj' and weekly.
Saturday Herald, weekly.
Maroa, News, weekly.
MACOUPIN CO.
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Bunker Hill, Gazette, weekly.
Carlinville, Democrat, semi-weekly and
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Macoupin Anzeiger, weekly.
Macoupin Co. Enquirer,
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Girard, Gazette, weekly.
Staunton, Times, weekl}'.
Virden, Record, weekly.
Reporter, weeklj'.
MADISON CO.
Alton, Democrat, daily and weekly.
Telegraph, daily and weekly.
Banner, weekly.
Madison Co. Sentinel, weekly.
Collinsville, Herald, weekly.
Edwardsville, Intelligencer, weekly.
Madison Co. Anzeiger,
weekly.
Madison Co. Democrat,
weekly.
Our Times, weekly.
Republican, weekly.
Highland, Union, weekly.
Troy, Bulletin, weekly.
Upper Alton, College Review, monthly.
MARION CO.
Centralia, Democrat, weekly.
Sentinel, weeklJ^
Kinmundj', Independent, weekly.
Salem, Advocate, weekly,
Marion Co. Herald, weekly.
Marion Co. Republican, weeklj'.
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Henry, Republican, weekly.
Lacou, Home Journal, weekly.
Marshall Co. Democrat, weekly.
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Wenona, Index, weekly.
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Mason City, Independent, weekly.
Journal, weekly.
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Metropolis, Democrat, weekly.
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Petersburg, Democrat, weekly.
Observer, weekly.
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Democratic Press, weekly.
Record, weekly.
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Waterloo, Advocate, weekly.
Times, weekly.
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Hillsboro, Journal, weekl}^
Montgomery News, weekly.
Litchfield, Monitor, weekly.
Montgomery Co. Democrat, wk'ly.
Nokomis, Free Press, weekly.
Gazette, weeklj-.
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Jaeksonville, Journal, dailj' and weekly.
Illinois Coiu-ier, triweekly
and weeklj'.
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Jacksonville, Deaf-Mute Advance, weekly.
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Sullivan, Journal, weekly.
Progress, weekly.
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Times, weeklj'.
Creston, Times, weeklj'.
Forreston, Herald, weeklj-.
Mount Morris, Ogle Co. Democrat, weekly.
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Polo, Ogle Co. Press, weeklj'.
Christian Radical, semi-monthly.
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Journal, daily and Sunday.
National Democrat, dailj- & wk'ly.
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Sun, weeklj'.
Princeville, Independent, Aveekly.
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Unicorn Greenback, weekly.
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Pittsfield, Old Flag, weekly.
Pike Co. Democrat, weekly.
POPE CO.
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Pope Co. Democrat, weekly.
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Hennepin^ Putnam Record, weekly.
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Chester, Tribune, weekly.
Valley Clarion, weekly.
Coulterville, Chronicle, weeklj-.
Red Bud, Courier, weekly.
Review, weekly.
Sparta, Plaindealer, weeklj'.
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Olney, News, weekly.
Richland Co. Republican, weekly.
Times, weeklj-.
ROCK ISLAND CO.
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Review, weeklj-.
Grain Cleaner, monthly.
Rock Islaud, Argus, daily and weekly.
Union, dailj' and weekly.
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Rock Islander, weekly.
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Herald, weekly.
Western Live Stock Journal,
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Springfield, Illinois State Journal, dally
and weekly.
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and weeklj'.
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Times, weekly.
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Herald, weekly.
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STARK CO.
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Republican, weekly.
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Rossville, Press, weekly.
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Republican, weeklj'.
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Review, weekly.
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Roseville, Gazette and Paper, weekly.
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Illinois Volksblatt, weeklj'
Journal, weekly.
Washington Co. Zeitung, wk'ly,
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Wayne Co. Record, weeklv.
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Times, weekly.
Grayville, Independent, weeklj'.
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Fulton, Journal, weekly.
Morrison, Whiteside^Sentinel, weekly,
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Gazette, weeklj'.
Observer, weeklj'.
Standard, weekly.
Poultry Banner.'monthlj'.
Tampico, Tornado, weeklj'.
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Breeders' Live Stock Journal, ni'ly.
Braidwood, Reporter, weeklj'.
Republican, weeklj'.
Crete, Enterprise, weekly.
Joliet, Republican, dailj'^ and weekly.
Sun, dailj' and weeklJ^
Record, weekly.
Signal, weekly.
Wochenblatt fuer Nord Illinois,
weekly.
Lockport, Phoenix, weekly.
Will Co. Commercial Advertiser,
weeklj'.
Wilmington, Advocate, weeklj'.
Phoenix, weeklj-.
WILLIAMSON CO.
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WINNEBAGO CO.
Pecatonica, News, weekly,
Rockford, Gazette, daily, semi-weekly and
weekly.
News, dailj'. ,
Register, daily and weekly.
Journal, weekly.
Rockton, Herald, weeklJ^
WOODFORD CO.
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El Paso, Journal, weeklj'.
Eureka, Journal, weekly.
Metaniora, Woodford Sentinel, weekly.
Minonk, Blade, weeklj^
Home Journal, weekly.
Roanoke, News, AveeklJ^
Secor, Home Journal, weeklj'.
Washburn, Reveille, weekly.
Sentinel, weeklj-.
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Journal, weekly.
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News, dailj'.
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Republican, daily and weekly.
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Oxford, Tribune, weekly.
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Telegram, weekly.
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Zionsville, Times, weekly.
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Delphi, Indiana Sun, weekly.
Journal, weekly.
Times, weekly.
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Pharos, weekly.
Sunday Chronicle, Sunday.
Our Young Men, monthly.
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Times, daily.
CLAY CO.
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Brazil, Clay Co. Enterprise, weekly.
Miner, weeklf .
National Index, weekly.
Western Mirror, weekly.
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Frankfort, Banner, weekly.
Crescent, weekly.
Rossvllle, Examiner, weekly.
CRAWFORD CO.
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weekly.
Crawford Co. Herald, w'ly.
Crawford C o . Record,
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DAVIESS CO.
Washington, Da^•lessCo. Democrat, w'kly.
Gazette, weekly.
National Ventilator, weekly.
DEARBORN CO.
Aurora, Dearborn Independent, weekly.
Saturday News, weekly.
Jjawrenceburgh, Press, weekly.
Register, weekly.
DECATUR CO.
Greensburg. Decatur News, weekly.
Saturday Review, weekly.
Standard, weekly.
St. Paul, Register, weekly.
DEKALB CO.
Auburn, Courier, weekly.
DeKalb Co. Republican, weekly.
Butler, Record, weekly.
Garrett, Herald, weekly.
Waterloo, Press, weekly.
DELAWARE CO.
Muncie, News, dail.y and weekly.
Times, daily and weekly.
Democratic-Observer, weekly.
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Jasper, Times, weekly.
ELKHART CO.
Bristol, Banner, weekly.
Elkhart, Democrat, daily and weekly.
Review, daily and weekly.
Der Nebraska Ansiedler, monthly.
Goshen, Democrat, weekly.
Independent, weekly.
Times, weekly.
Gospel Banner, monthly.
Middlebury, Record, weekly.
Nappanee, News, weekly.
FAYETTE CO.
Connersville, Examiner, weekly.
News, weekly.
Times, weekly.
FLOYD CO.
Ne^v Albany, Ledger-Standard, daily and
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Deutsche Zeitung, weekly.
Das Echo der Gegenwart und
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FOUNTAIN CO.
Attica, Ledger, weekly.
Covington, Journal, weekly.
People's Friend, weekly.
Spence's People's Paper, w'kly.
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Brookville, American, weekly.
Der Leucht Thurm, weekly.
Franklin Democrat, weekly.
Valley Star, weekly.
Laurel, Review, weekly.
FULTON CO.
Rochester, Republican, weekly.
Sentinel, weekly.
GIBSON CO.
Owensville, Echo, weekly.
FrincetoH, Clarion, weekly.
Democrat, weekly.
GRANT CO.
Fairmount, News, weekly.
Jonesboro, Courier, weekly.
Marion, Chronicle, weekly.
Democrat, weekly.
GREENE CO.
Bloonifield, Democrat, weekly.
News, weekly.
Owensburg, Gazette, weekly.
Worthington, Times, weekly.
HAMILTON CO.
Noblesville, Independent, weekly.
Ledger, weekly.
HANCOCK CO.
Greenfield, Hancock Democrat, weekly.
Hancock Jeffersonian, weekly.
Odd Fellows' Chronicle, w'kly.
Independent Medical Investi-
gator, monthly.
HARRISON CO.
Corydon, Democrat, weekly.
Republican, weekly.
HENDRICKS CO.
Danville, Hendricks Co. Democrat, weekly.
Hendricks Co. Union, weekly.
Normal Teacher, monthly.
Plainfleld, Hendricks Co. Citizen, weekly.
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Knightstown, Banner, weekly.
Shield, weekly.
Dental News, monthly.
Lewlsvllle, Democrat, weekly.
Newcastle, Courier, weekly.
Democrat, weekly.
Mercurv, weeklj\
Spiceland, Reporter, weekly.
HOWARD CO.
K-okonio, Dispatch, weekly.
Saturday Tribune, weekly.
Tuesday- Gazette, weekly^
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Huntington, Indiana Herald, weekly.
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Warren, News, weekly.
JACKSON CO.
Brownstown, Banner, weekly.
Seymour, Democrat, weekly.
Monitor-Journal, weekly.
Republican, weekly.
Times, weekly.
JASPER CO.
Rensselaer, Democratic Sentinel, weekly.
Union, weekly.
JAY CO.
Dunkirk, Banner, weekly.
Portland, Commercial, weekly.
Sun, weekly.
JEFFERSON CO.
Madison, Courier, daily and weekly.
Star, daily and weekly.
Herald, weekly.
JENNINGS CO.
North Vernon, Plaindealer, weekly.
Sun, weekly.
JOHNSON CO.
Edinburg, Courier, weekly.
Franklin. Democrat, weekly,
Jeffersonian, weekly.
KNOX CO.
Fincennes, Western Sun, daily and weekly.
Commercial, weekly.
News, weekly.
Times, weeklJ^
KOSCIUSKO CO.
Milford, Reflector, weekly.
Pierceton, Independent, weekly.
WarsavF, National Union, weekly.
Northern Indianian, weekly.
Republican, weekly.
LA GRANGE CO.
Lia Grange, Democrat, weekly.
Register, weekly.
Standard, weekly.
LAKE CO.
Crown Point, Cosmos, weekly.
Freie Presse, weekly.
Lake Co. Star, weekly.
Register, weekly.
Hobart, Journal, weekly.
Lowell, Local News, weekly.
LA PORTE CO.
Lia Porte, Argus, weekly.
Herald-Chronicle, weekly.
Journal, weekly.
Michigan City, Dispatch, weekly.
Enterprise, weekly.
LAWRENCE CO.
Bedford, Banner, weekly.
Journal, weekly.
Star, weekly.
Common School Teacher, m'thly.
Mitchell, Commercial, weekly.
Times, weekly.
MADISON CO.
Anderson, Democrat, weekly.
Herald, weekly.
Elwood, Review, weekly.
Pendleton, Republican, weekly.
MARION CO.
Indianapolis, Journal, daUy and weekly.
News, daily and weekly.
Sentinel, daily and weekly.
Telegraph, daUy and w'kly.
Die Zukunft, weekly.
Indiana Farmer, weekly.
Indiana Tribuene, weekly.
Journal of Freedom and
Right, weekly.
Leader, weekly.
People, weekly.
Republican, weekly.
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Indianapolis, Saturday Herald, weekly.
Spottvogel, weekly.
Sun, weekly.
Western Citizen, weekly.
Western Sportsman and
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Drainage and Farm Jour-
nal, monthly.
Indiana Official Railway
Guide, monthly.
Indiana School Journal,
monthly.
Masonic Advocate, m'thly.
Mechanical Journal, m'thly.
Mill Stone, monthly.
Odd Fellows' Talisman,
monthly.
Pythian Journal, monthly.
Tyro, monthly.
MARSHALL CO.
Bourbon, Mirror, weekly.
Plymouth, Democrat, weekly.
Indiana Greenbacker, weekly.
Republican, weekly.
MAKTIN CO.
Loogootee, Sun, weekly.
Tribune, weekly.
Shoals, Martin Co. Herald, weekly.
MIAMI CO.
Bunker Hill. Independent Press, weekly.
Peru, Miami Co. Sentinel, weekly.
Republican, weekly.
Saturday Herald, weekly.
MONROE CO.
Blooniingtou, Courier, weekly.
Republican Progress, w'kly.
MONTGOMERY CO.
Cra>vfordsville, News, daily.
Review. weekl}\
Saturday Evening Jour-
nal, weekly.
Star, weekly.
Botanical Gazette, m'ly.
Ladoga, Journal, weekly.
Waynetown, Banner, weekly.
MORGAN CO.
Martinsville, Gazette, weekly.
Republican, weekly.
Mooresville, Herald, weekly.
NEWTON CO.
Goodland, Register, weekly.
l^entland. Gazette, weekly.
People's Press, weekly.
Morocco, Courier, weekly.
NOBLE CO.
Albion, New Era, weekly,
Kendallville, News, weekly.
Standard, weekly.
Bee Keepers' Guide, monthly.
Ligonier, National Banner, weekly.
Rome City, Times, weekly.
Herald of Gospel Freedom, semi-
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OHIO CO.
Rising Sun, Local, weekly.
Recorder, weekly.
ORANGE CO.
Paoli, Greenback Advocate, weekly.
News, weekly.
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Owen Co. People, weekly.
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Montezuma, Era, weekly.
Rockville, Parke Co. Leader, weekly.
Republican, weekly.
Tribune, weekly.
PERRY CO.
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Enquirer and Reporter, w'kly,
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Press, weekly.
PORTER CO.
Valparaiso, Messenger, weekly.
Porter Co. Vidette, weekly.
POSEY CO.
Mount Vernon, Democrat, weekly.
Western Star, weekly.
Wochenblatt, Aveekly.
New Harmony, Register, weekly.
PULASKI CO.
Winainac, Democrat, weekly.
Greenback Journal, weekly.
Republican, weekly.
PUTNAM CO.
Bainbridge, News, weekly.
Cloverdale, Courier, weekly.
Greeucastle, Banner, weekly.
Dollar Press, weekly.
Star, weekly.
Asbury Monthly.
RANDOLPH CO.
Farmland, Press, weekly.
Union City, Eagle, weekly.
Plain Dealer, weekly.
Times, weekly.
Winchester, Herald, weekly.
Journal, weekly.
RIPLEY CO.
Osgood, Ripley Co. Journal, weekly.
Versailles, Ripley Index, weekly.
RUSH CO.
Rushville, Jacksonian, weekly.
Republican, weekly.
ST. JOSEPH CO.
Mishawaka, Enterprise, weekly.
Notre Dame, Ave Maria, weekly.
Scholastic, weekly.
South Bend, Register, daily and weekly.
Tribune, daily and weeklj'.
Courier, weekly.
Herald.weekly.
Walkerton, Visitor, weekly.
SCOTT CO.
Scottsburg, Scott Co. Democrat, weekly.
SHELBY CO.
Shelbyville, Shelby Democrat-Volunteer,
^veekly.
Shelby Republican, weekly.
SPENCER CO.
Grandview, Monitor, weekly.
Rockport, Banner, weekly.
Democrat, weekly.
Gazette, weekly.
Journal, weekly,
STARKE CO.
Knox, Starke Co. Enterprise, weekly.
Starke Co. Ledger, weekly.
STEUBEN CO.
Angola, Herald, weekly.
Steuben Republican, weekly.
SULLIVAN CO.
Sullivan, Democrat, weekly.
Sullivan Co. Union, weekly.
True Democrac}', weekly.
SWITZERLAND CO.
Vevay, Democrat, weekly.
Reveille, weekly.
TIPPECANOE CO.
Liafayette, Courier, daily and weekly.
Dispatch, daily and weekly.
Journal, daily and weekly'
Der Deutsche Amerikaner,w'ly.
Home Journal, weekly.
Saturday Evening News, w'kly.
Sunday Morning Leader, Sun'y.
Sunday Times, Sunday.
Temperance Herald, semi
monthly.
Trade Journal, semi-monthly.
INDIANA.
TIPTON CO.
Tipton, Advocate, weekly.
Times, weekly.
Windfall, News, weekly.
UNION CO.
Liiberty, Herald, weekly.
Mail, weekly. .
VANDERBURGH CO.
Evausville, Courier, daily and weekly.
Demokrat, daily and weekly.
Evening Tribune, daily.
Journal, daily, triweekly and
weekly.
Union, dailj' and weekly.
Die Indiana Post, weekly.
\'ERMILLION CO.
Clinton, Herald, weekly.
Newport, Hoosier State, weekly.
VIGO CO.
Terre Haute, Gazette, daily and weekly.
Express, daily and weekly.
News, daily.
Banner, tri-w'kly and w'kly.
National, weeklj*.
Saturday Courier, weekly.
Saturday Evening Ledger,
weekly.
Saturday Evening Mail, w'y.
WABASH CO.
Lagro, Express, weekly.
North Manchester, Journal, weekly.
Rnann, Clarion, weekly.
W^ abash, Courier, weekly.
Plaindealer, weekly.
WARREN CO.
West Lebanon, Indiana Statesman, weekly.
Williamsport, Warren Republican, w'kly.
WARRICK CO.
Boonville, Enquii-er, weekly.
Standard, weekly.
WASHINGTON CO.
Fredericksburg, News, weekly.
Salem, Democrat, weekly.
Sentinel, weekly.
WAYNE CO.
Cambridge City, Tribune, weekly.
Wayne Citizen, weekly,
Dublin, Wayne Register, weekly.
Hagerstown, Exponent, weekly.
Richmond, Independent News, daily and
weekly.
Palladium, daily and weekly.
Die Volkszeitung, weekly.
Free Press, weekly.
Telegram, weekly.
Earlhamite, monthly.
WELLS CO.
BIuflTton, Banner, weekly.
Chronicle, weekly.
Times, weekly,
WHITE CO,
Brookston, Reporter, weekly.
Mouticello, Democrat, weekly.
Herald, weekly.
National, weekly,
WHITLEY CO,
Churubusco, Herald, weekly.
Columbia City, Commercial, weekly.
Post, weekly.
IOWA.
ADAIR CO.
Fontanelle, Observer, weekly.
Greenfleld, Adair Co. Patriot, weekly.
Adair Co. Reporter, weekly
Transcript, weekly.
ADAJIS CO.
Corning, Adams Co. Gazette, weekly
Adams Co. Union, weekly.
CoujfaJit, weekly.
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ALLAMAKEE CO.
Lansing, Mirror, weekly.
Postville, Review, weekly.
Waukou, Democrat, weeklj\
Standard, weeldy.
APPANOOSE CO.
Centerville, Appanoose Times, weekly.
Citizen, weekly.
Journal, weekly.
Moulton, Ensign, weekly.
Inter-State Normal Monthly.
AUDUBON CO.
Audubon, Advocate, weekly.
Audubon Co. Sentinel, weekly.
Times, weekly.
£xira, Audubon Co. Defender, weekly.
BENTON CO.
Belle Plaine, Review, weekly.
Union, weekly.
Blalrstown, Independent, weekly.
Shellsburg, Record, weekly.
Vinton, Benton Co. Herald, weekly.
Die Freie Presse, weekly.
Eagle, weekly.
People's Journal, weekly.
BLACK HAWK CO.
Cedar Falls, Gazette, weekly.
Recorder, weekly.
La Porte City, Local Review, weekly.
Progress, weekly.
Waterloo, Burrough's Journal, weekly.
Courier, weekly.
Deutsch-Amerikaner, weekly.
Iowa State Reporter, weekly.
BOONE CO.
Boone, Boone Co. Democrat, weekly.
Boone Co. Republican, weekly.
Standai'd, weekly.
Ogden, Reporter, weekly.
BREMER CO.
Waverly, Bremer Co. Independent, weekly.
Democrat, weekly.
Republican, weekly.
Volks-Zeitung, weekly,
BUCHANAN CO.
Independence, Buchanan Co. Bulletin^
weekly.
Conservative, weekly.
National Advocate, w'kly.
Chi'istian Advocate and
Reformer, monthly.
Jesup, Buchanan Co. Journal, weekly.
BUENA VISTA CO,
Alta, Advertiser, weekly.
Newell, Mirror, weekly.
Storm Lake, Buena Vista Sentinel, weekly.
Pilot, weekly.
BUTLER CO.
Bristow, Dial, weekly.
Clarksville, Butler Co. Standard, weekly.
Star, weekly.
Parkersburgh, Eclipse, weekly.
Shell Rock, News, semi-weekiy,
CALHOUN CO.
Liake City, Blade, weekly.
Manson, Calhoun Co. Journal, weekly.
Rockwell City, Calhoun Co. Republican,
^veekly.
CARROLL CO.
Carroll City, Carroll Herald, weekly.
Der Carroll Demokrat, weekly,
Glidden, Sentinel, weekly.
CASS CO.
Anita, Times, weekly.
Atlantic, Telegraph, daily and weekly.
Messenger, weekly.
Griswold, Advocate, Aveekly.
CEDAR CO.
Clarence, Gazette, weekly.
Mechanicsville, Press, weekly.
Tipton, Local Record, weekly.
Conservative, vs^eekly.
West Branch, Local Record, weekly.
IOWA.
CERRO GORDO CO.
Clear Lake, Mirror, weekly.
Mason City, Cerro Gordo Republican,
weekly.
Express, weekly.
Journal, weekly.
Rockwell, Phonograph, weekl}^
CHEROKEE CO.
Cherokee, Iowa Free Press, weekly.
CHICKASAW CO.
Lawler, Herald, weekly.
Nashua, Post, weekly.
New Hampton, Courier, weekly.
Freie Presse, weekly.
lowa-Volksfreund
weekly.
People's Advocate, w'ly.
Tribune, weekly.
CLARKE CO.
Murray, News, weekly.
Osceola, Democrat,' weekly.
Sentinel, weekly.
CLAY CO.
Spencer, Clay Co. News, weekly.
Clay Co. Reporter, weekly.
CLAYTON CO.
Elkader, Clayton Co. Journal, weekly.
Der Nord Iowa Herold, weekly.
Register, weekly.
McGregor, News, weekly.
North Iowa Times, weekly-
Strawberry Point, Press, weekly.
Volga City, Times, weekly.
CLINTON CO.
Clinton, Herald, daily and weekly.
Age, weekly.
Die Iowa Vblks Zeitung, weekly.
De Witt. Obsei'ver, weekly.
Lyons, Clinton Co. Advertiser, weekly.
Mirror, weekly.
CRAWFORD CO.
Denison, Crawford Co. Bulletin, weekly.
Review, weekly.
Vail, Crawford Co. Observer, weekly.
DALLAS CO.
A del, Dallas Co. Gazette, weekly.
Dallas Co. News, weekly.
New Era, weekly.
Dallas Centre, Globe, weekly.
Dexter, Herald, weekly.
Perry, Chief, weekly.
DAVIS CO.
Bloonifield, Davis Co. Republican, weekly.
Democrat, weekly.
Legal Tender Greenback, w'ly.
DECATUR CO.
Davis Cit3^ Commercial, weekly.
Garden Grove, Iowa Express, weekly.
Leon, Decatur Co. Journal, weekly.
Democrat-Reporter, weekly.
DELAWARE CO.
Delhi, Monitor, weekly.
Earlville, Record, weekly.
Manchester, Democrat, weekly.
Press, weekly.
DES MOINES CO.
Burlington, Gazette, daily, semi-weekly
and weekly.
Hawk-eye, dailj' and weekly.
Iowa Tribune, daily and
weekly.
Argus, weekly.
Mediapolis, Enterprise, weekly.
DICKINSON CO.
Spirit Lake, Beacon, weekly.
DUBUQUE. CO.
Cascade, Pioneer, weekly.
Dubuque, Herald, daily and weekly.
Telegraph, daily and weekly.
Times, daily and weekly.
Der National Demokrat, weekly.
Deutsche Warte, weekly.
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DUBUQUE CO.
I>ubuqiie9 Die Nord Iowa Post, weekly.
Iowa, weeklj'.
Luxemburger Gazette, weekly.
Der Presbyterianer, bi-weekly.
Iowa Normal Monthly.
Dyersville, Commercial, weekly.
EMMETT CO.
Estherville, Northern Vindicator, weekly.
FAYETTE CO.
Brush Creek, News, weekly.
Clermont, Independent, weekly.
Fayette, News, weekly.
West Union, Fayette Co. Union, weekly.
Republican Gazette, weekly.
FLOYD CO.
Charles City, Floyd Co. Advocate, weekly.
Intelligencer, weekly.
Marble Rock, Weekly.
Nora Springs, Floyd Co. Press, weekly.
Telephone, weekly.
Rockford, Reveille, weekly.
FRANKLIN CO.
Hampton, Chronicle, weekly.
Franklin Co. Recorder, weekly.
FREMONT CO.
Farragut, News, weekly.
Hamburg, Democrat, weekly.
Fremont Times, weekly.
Iowa State News, weekly.
Republican, weekly.
Sidney, Fremont Co. Advocate, weekly.
Fremont Democrat, weekly.
Union, weekly.
GREENE CO.
Grand Junction, Head-Light, weekly.
Jefferson, Bee, weekly.
Greene Co. Gazette, weekly.
Scranton, Journal, weekly.
GRUNDY CO.
Grundy Centre, Argus, weekly.
Grundy Co. Republican,
weekly.
Holland, Journal, weekly.
Reinbeck, Times, weekly.
GUTHRIE CO.
Casey, Vindicator, weekly.
Guthrie Centre, GuthVian, weekly.
Guthrie Co. J f > u r n a 1 ,
weekly.
Panora, Guthrie Vedette, weekly.
Stuart, Ledger, weekly.
Locomotive, weekly.
HAMILTON CO.
Callanan, Register, w^eekly.
Webster City, Advertiser, weekly.
Hamilton Freeman, w'klj'.
HANCOCK CO.
Britt, Tribune, weekly.
Oarner, Hancock Independent, weekly.
Hancock Signal, weekly.
HARDIN CO.
Ackley, Enterpi-ise, weekly.
Times, weekly.
Alden, Times, weekly.
Eldora, Herald, weekly.
Ledger, weekly.
Iowa Falls, Sentinel, weekly.
Union, Star, weekly.
HARRISON CO.
Dunlap, Reporter, weekly.
Liogau; Harrison Co. Courier, weekly.
Missouri Valley, Times, weekly.
Valley Republican, weekly.
HENRY CO.
Mt. Pleasant, Evening Herald, daily.
Reporter, daily.
Pree Press, weekly.
Journal, weekly.
HOWARD CO.
Cresco, Howard Co. Times, weekly.
Iowa Plaindealer, weekly.
Lime Springs, Tribune, weekly.
IOWA.
HUMBOLDT CO.
Dakota City, Humboldt Co. Independent,
weekly.
Humboldt, Kosmos, weekly.
IDA CO.
Ida Grove, Pioneer, weekly.
Maple Valley Era, weekly.
IOWA fco.
Marengo, Democrat, weekly.
Republican, weekly.
Victor, Herald, weekly.
Index, weekly.
JACKSON CO.
Belle^Tie, Leader, weekly.
Maquoketa, Der Jackson Demokrat, w'ly.
Excelsior, weekly.
Jackson Co. Record, weekly.
Jackson Sentinel, weekly.
Monmouth, Register, weekly.
Sabula, Gazette, weekly.
JASPER CO.
Colfax, Clipper, weekly.
Kellogg, Post, weekly.
Monroe, Mii*ror, weeklj-.
Newton, Iowa National, weekly.
Jasper Co. Independent, weekly.
Journal, weekly.
Prairie City, News, weekly.
JEFFERSON CO.
Fairfield, Ledger, weekly.
Tribune, w-eekly.
Pleasant Plain, News, weekly.
JOHNSON CO.
Iowa City, Republican, daily and weekly.
Iowa State Press, weekly.
Journal, weekly.
Slovan Americky, weekly.
Volksfreund, weeklj\
University Reporter, monthly.
Vidette, monthly.
Western Stock Journal and
Farmer, monthly.
Oxford, Journal, weekly.
JONES CO.
AuaniO!«a, Eureka, w-eekly.
Journal, weekly.
Monticello, Express, weekly.
Jones Co. Liberal, weekly.
Oxford Junction, Mirror, w^eekly.
Wyoming, Journal, weekly.
KEOKUK CO.
Keota, Eagle, w-eekly.
Sigourney, Courier, weekly.
News, weekly.
Review, weekly.
South English, Western Herald, weekly.
KOSSUTH CO.
Algona, Republican, weekly.
Upper Des Moines, weekly.
LEE CO.
Fort Madison, Democrat, weekly.
Plaindealer, weekly.
Knight's Sword and Hel-
met, monthly.
Keokuk, Constitution, daily and weekly.
Gate City, daily and weekly.
Die Post, w-eekly.
Item, w-eekly.
Labor Tribune, weekly.
Central School Journal, monthly.
West Point, Appeal, weekly.
LINN CO.
Cedar Rapids, Republican, daily and w'kly.
Iowa Presse, weekly.
Standard, weekly.
Times, weekly.
Tribune, weekly.
Iowa Farmer, monthly.
Centre Point, Courier Journal, weekly.
Lisbon, Sun, weekly.
Marion, Linn Co. Pilot, weekly.
Register, weekly.
Mount Vernon, Hawk Eye, weekly.
Collegian, monthly.
Western College, Western Light, weeklj-.
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LOUISA CO.
Columbus Junction, Columbus Safeguard,
weekly.
Moi-ning Sun, Sentinel, weekly.
Wapello, Louisa Co. Record, weekly.
Republican, weekly.
Times, weekly.
LUCAS CO.
Chariton, Leader, weekly.
Patriot, weekly.
LYON CO.
Rock Rapids, Review, weekly.
MADISON CO.
Winterset, Beacon Light, weekly.
Madisonian, weekly.
News, weekly.
MAHASKA CO.
New^ Sharon, Star, weekly.
Oskaloosa, Herald, weekly.
Standard, weekly.
College Vidette, monthly.
Phonetic Magazine, monthly.
MARION CO.
Knoxville, Journal, weekly.
Marion Co. Express, weekly.
Marion Co. Reporter, weekly.
Marysville, Miner, weekly.
Pella, Blade, weekly.
Weekblad, weekly.
Pleasantville, News, weekly.
MARSHALL CO.
Oilman, Dispatch, weekly.
Marshallto^vn, Marshall Times, daily and
weekly.
Beobaciiter, weekly.
Bugle, weekly.
Marshall Republican,
weekly.
Marshall Statesman ,
weekly.
State Centre, Enterprise, weekly.
MILLS CO.
Emerson, Mills Co. Chronicle, weekly.
Gleuwood, Mills Co. Journal, weekly.
Opinion, weekly.
Hastings, Plaindealer, weekly.
Malvern, Leader, weekly.
Mills Co. Republican, weekly.
MITCHELL CO.
Osage, Mitchell Co. News, weekly.
Mitchell Co. Press, weekly.
St. Ansgar, Enterprise, weekly.
MONONA CO.
Mapleton, People's Press, weekly.
Ona-wa, Monona Co. Gazette, weekly.
MONROE CO.
Albia, Democrat, weekly.
Industrial Era, weekly.
Union, weekly.
MONTGOMERY CO.
Red Oak, Democrat, weekly.
Express, weekly.
People's Telephone, weekly.
Record, weekly.
Villisca, Review, weekly.
MUSCATINE CO.
Muscatine, Journal, daily, triweekly and
weekly.
Tribune, daily and weekly.
Deutsche Zeitung, weekly.
Greenback Patriot, weekly.
News, weekly.
West Liberty, Enterprise, weekly.
Wilton, Review, weekly.
O'BRIEN CO.
Primghar, Tribune, weekly.
Sanborn, O'Brien Pioneer, weekly.
Sheldon, Mail, weekly.
OSCEOLA CO.
Sibley, Gazette, weekly.
IOWA.
PAGE CO.
Blanchard, Record, weekly.
Clarinda, Herald, weekly.
Nodaway Chief, weekly.
Page Co. Democrat, weekly.
Essex, Index, weekly.
Shenandoah, Reporter, weekly.
Republican, weekly.
PALO ALTO CO.
Eininettsbiirg, Palo Alto Pilot, weekly.
Palo Alto Reporter.w'kly.
PLYMOUTH CO.
Leniars, Iowa Liberal, weekly.
Sentinel, weekly.
POCAHONTAS CO.
Fonda, News, weekly.
Pocahontas times, weekly.
POLK CO.
Des Moiues, Iowa State Leader, daily and
weekly.
Iowa State Register, daily and
weekly.
Free Press, weekly.
Iowa Staats Anzeiger, w'kly.
Iowa State Tribune, weekly.
Labor Defender, weekly.
Mail Car, weekly.
News, weekly.
Plain Talk, weekly.
State Independent, w^eekly.
State Journal, weekly.
State Prohibitionist, weekly.
Western Farm Journal,w'kly.
Western Jurist, monthly.
Mitchellville, News, weekly.
POTTAWATTAMIE CO.
Avoca, Delta, weekly.
Council Bluif's, Globe, daily and weekly.
Nonpareil, daily & weekly.
Bugle, weekly.
Freie Presse, weekly.
Evangeliskt Magazin,
monthly.
Neola, Tribune, weekly.
Walnut, News, weekly.
POWESHIEK CO.
Brooklyn, Chronicle, weekly.
Grinnell, Herald, semi-weekly.
Independent, weekly.
Malcom, Gazette, weekly.
Montezuma, Poweshiek Co. Democrat,
weekly.
Republican, weekly.
RINGGOLD CO.
Mount Ayr, Journal, weekly.
Onward, weekly.
Ringgold Record, weekly.
SAC CO.
Odebolt, Reporter, weekly.
Sac City, Sac Sun, weekly.
Wall Lake, Journal, w^eeklj'.
SCOTT CO.
Davenport, Democrat, daily and weekly.
Der Demokrat, daily, semi-
weekly and weekly.
Gazette, daily and weekly.
Sternen Banner, daily and
seini-weekly.
Herald, weekly.
Northwestern News, weekly.
Iowa and Illinois Workman,
semi-monthly.
Le Claire, Pilot, weekly.
SHELBY CO.
Harlan, Herald, weekly.
Shelby, News, weeklj\
SIOUX CO.
East Orange, Independent, weekly.
Orange City, De Volksvriend, weekly.
Sioux Co. Herald, weekly.
Pattersonville, Index, weekly.
STORY CO.
Ames, Intelligencer, weeklj\
Aurora, monthly.
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STORY CO.
Ames, College Quarterly.
Nevada, Highway, weekly.
Representative, weekly.
Story Co. Watchman, weekly.
TAMA CO.
Dysart, Reporter, weeklv.
Tama City, Tama Herald, weekly.
Western Liberal, weekly.
Toledo, Chronicle, weekly.
Times, weekly.
Traer, Clipper, weekly.
Star, weekly.
TAYLOR CO.
Bedford, Argus, weekly.
Iowa South- West, weekly.
Taylor Co. Democrat, weekly.
Taylor Co. Republican, weekly.
Lenox, Time Table, weekly.
UNION CO.
Afton, Enterprise, weekly.
Tribune-News, weeklv.
Creston, Democrat, daily and' weekly.
Gazette, weekly.
Independent American, weekly.
VAN BUREN CO.
Birmingham, Enterprise, weekly.
Bonaparte, Journal, weekly.
Square and Compasses, monthly.
Keosauqua, Republican, weekly.
Van Buren Democrat, weekly.
Milton, Herald, weekly.
WAPELLO CO.
Agency City, Agency Independent, weeklj%
Eddyville, Advertiser, weeklv.
Ottuni^va, Courier, daily and weekly.
Democrat and Times, weekly.
Des Moines Valley Times, w'kly.
Freie Presse. weekly.
Journal, wecklj-.
WARREN co-
in dianola, Herald, weekly.
People's Advocate, weekly.
Tribune, weekly.
Simpsonian. monthly.
WASHINGTON CO.
Washington, Democrat, weekly.
Gazette, weekly. "
Washington Co, Press, w'kly.
WAYNE CO.
AUerton, Wayne Oo. Republican, weekly.
Cory don, Denioc:at, weeklv.
Times, weekly.
Wayne Co. News, weekly.
LinevlUe, Tribune, weekly,
WEBSTER CO.
Dayton, Review, weeklv.
Fort Dodge, Times, weekly.
Webster Co. Gazette weeklv.
Webster Co. Union^ weekly.'
WINNEBAGO CO.
Forest City, Winnebago Chief, weekly.
Winnebago Summit, weekly.
Lake Mills, Independent Herald, weekly.
WINNESHEIK CO.
Dec«rah, Journal, weekly.
Posten, weekly.
Radical, weekly.
Republican, weekly.
WOODBURY CO.
Si«ux City, Journal, daily and weekly.
Courier, weekly.
Tribune, weekly.
Cosmopolite, monthly.
WORTH CO.
Kensett, Mail, weekly.
Northwoocl, Pioneer, weekly.
Worth Co. Eagle, weekly.
WRIGHT CO.
Belmond, Herald, weekly.
Clarion, Wright Co. Monitor, weekly.
KANSAS,
ALLEN CO.
Humboldt, Inter-State, weekly.
Union, weekly.
lola, Register, weekly.
ANDERSON CO.
Garuett, Journal, weekly.
PlaindealeF, weekly.
ATCHISON CO.
Atchison, Champion, dailj^ and weekly.
Patriot, daily and weekly.
Der Courier, weekly.
Little Globe, weekly.
New West Monthly.
BARTON CO.
Ellinwood, Express, weekly.
Great Bend, Arkansas Valley Democrat,
weekly.
Inland Tribune, weekly.
Register, weekly.
BOURBON CO.
Fort Scott, 3Ionitor, daily and weekly.
Herald, weekly.
Republican Record, weekly.
Kansas Medical Index, ni'thly.
BROWN CO.
Hia-natha, Dispatch, weekly.
Kansas Herald, weekly.
Sun, weekly.
BUTLER CO.
Augusta, Southern Kansas Gazette, weekly.
Douglass, New Enterprise, weekly.
Eldorado, Press, weekly.
Walnut Valley Times, weekly,
CHASE CO.
Cottonwood Falls, Chase Co. Courant,
weekly.
Chase Co. Leader,
weekly.
CHAUTAUQUA CO.
Sedan, Chautauqua Co. Times, weekly.
Chautauqua Journal, weekly.
CHEROKEE CO.
Baxter Springs, Times, weekly.
Columbus, Border Star, weekly.
Courier, weekly.
Empire City, Echo, weekly.
Galena, Miner, weekly.
Gospel Mirror, monthl}^
CLAY CO.
Clay Center, Clay Co. Dispatch, weekly.
Localist, weekly.
CLOUD CO.
Clyde, Herald, weekly.
Concordia, Blade, weekly.
Empire, weeklj*.
Expositor, weekly.
COFFEY CO.
Burlington, Independent, weekly.
Patriot, weekly.
COWLEY CO.
Arkansas City, Arkansas Valley Democrat,
weekly.
Traveller, weekly,
Winfield, Courier, weekly.
Cowley Co. Jloiiitor, weekly.
Cowley Co. Telegram, weekly.
CRAWFORD CO.
Cherokee, Sentinel on the Border, weekly.
Girard, Crawford Co. News, weekly.
Herald, weekly.
Press, weekly.
DAVIS CO.
Junction, Tribune, weekly.
Union, weeklj*.
DECATUR CO.
Jackson, Guardian, weekly.
Oberlin, Herald, weekly.
DICKINSON CO.
Abilene, Dickinson Co. Chronicle, weekly.
Gazette, weekly.
Solomon City, Sentinel, weekly.
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DONIPHAN CO.
Troy, Bulletin, weekly.
Kansas Chief, weekly.
Wathena, MiiTor, weeklj'.
DOUGLAS CO.
Lia>vreuce, Standard, daily and weekly.
Journal, daily and weekly.
Tribune, dally and weekly.
Die Germania, weekly.
Kansas Temperance Palladium,
weekly.
Spirit of Kansas, weekly.
Kansas Monthlj-.
Kansas Review, monthly.
Universitj' Courier, monthly.
EDWARDS CO.
Kinsley, Edwards Co. Leader, weekly.
Graphic, weekly.
Republican, weekly.
ELK CO.
Grenola, Argus, weekly.
Howard City, Courant, weekly.
Industrial Journal, weekly.
ELLIS CO.
Ellis, Headlight, weekly.
Hays City, Ellis Co. Star, weeklj'.
Sentinel, weekly.
ELLSWORTH CO.
Ells>vorth, Reporter, weekly.
Times, weekly.
Wilson, Echo, weeklj'.
FORD CO.
Dodge City, Ford Co. Globe, weekly.
Times, weeklj'.
Speareville,News, weeklj'.
FRANKLIN CO.
Ottawa, Republican daily and weekly.
Journal and Triumph, weeklj-.
Kansas Home News, weekly.
GOVE CO.
Gralnfleld, Republican, weekly.
GRAHAM CO.
Gettysburg, Graham Co. Lever, weeklj-.
Hill Citj-, Western Star, weeklj'.
Millbrobk, Times, weeklj-.
GREENWOOD CO.
£iireka, Graphic, weekly.
Herald, w-eeklj'.
Sun, weeklj'.
Madison, News, weekly.
HARPER CO.
Anthonj', Journal, weeklj'.
Republican, weeklj'.
Harper, Harper Co. Times, weeklj'.
HARVEY CO.
Burrton, Telephone, weekly.
Halstead, Zur Heimath, semi-monthly.
Newton, Bee, weekly.
Golden Gate, weeklj'.
Kansan, weekly.
Republican, weekly.
HODGEMAN CO.
Hodgeman Center, Agitator, weeklj'.
JACKSON CO.
Holt on. Recorder, weeklj-.
Signal, weekly.
JEFFERSON CO.
Oskaloosa, Independent, weeklj'.
Sickle, weeklj'.
Perrj', Kaw Valley Chief, weeklj'.
Valley Falls, New Era, weeklj'.
Wincnester, Argus, weekly.
JEWELL CO.
Burr Oak, Reveille, weeklj'.
Je^fvell Center, Jewell Co. Review, w'klj-.
Jewell City, Jewell Co. Monitor-Diamond,
weekly.
Jewell Co. Republican, weekly.
Omio, Jewell Co. Journal, weeklj-.
KANSAS.
JOHNSON CO.
Olarlie, Kansas Star, weekly.
Leader, weeklj'
Mirror and News Letter, w^eekly.
KINGMAN CO.
Kingman, Citizen, weekly.
Mercurj', weeklj'.
LABETTE CO.
Chetopa, Advance, weekly.
(Iswego, Independent, weekly.
Labette Co. Democrat, weekly.
Parsons, Eclipse, weekly.
Sun, weeklj'.
LEAVEN-WORTH CO.
Leavenworth, Kansas Freie Presse, daily
and weeklj'.
Press, daily and weeklj'.
Times, daily and weekly.
Appeal and Tribune, w'lj'.
Sundaj' Herald, Sundaj'.
Workingman's Friend,
weeklj'.
Home Record, monthly.
Western Homestead, m'ly.
LINCOLN CO.
liincoln Center, Saline Valley Register,
weekly.
LINN CO.
La Cj'gne, Journal, weeklj'.
Mound City, Linn Co. Clarion, weekly.
Pleasanton, Observer, weekly.
LYON CO.
Emporia, News, daily and weekly.
Kansas Sentinel, weekly.
Ledger, weeklj'.
Hartford, Call, weeklj'.
Enterprise, weekly.
MC PHERSON CO.
Lindsburg, Loealist, weekly.
McPlierson, Freeman, weekly.
Greenback Star, weekly.
Republican, weekly.
MARION CO.
Florence, Herald, weekly.
Marion Centre, Mai-ion Co. Record, w'kly.
Peabodj', Gazette, weeklj'.
MARSHALL CO.
Blue Rapids, Times, weekly.
Frankfort, Greenback Headlight, weekly.
Irving, Blue Valley Gazette, weekly.
Marysville, Kansas Staats-Zeitung, w'klj'.
Marshall Co. News, weekly.
Watervllle, Blue Valley Telegraph, weeklj'.
MIAMI CO.
Louisburgh, Border Chief, weeklj'.
Herald, weeklj'.
Paola, Miami Republican, weekly.
Republican Citizen, weekly.
Western Spirit, weekly.
MITCHELL CO.
Beloit, Courier, weekly.
Democrat, weeklj'.
Gazette, weeklj-.
Cawker Citj', Free Press, weeklj-.
MONTGOMERY CO.
Cherrj'vale, Globe, weeklj-.
Coffej-ville, Journal, weeklj'.
Independence, Kansan, weeklj'.
South Kansas Tribune,
weekly,
MORRIS CO.
Council Grove, Morris Co. Times, weekly.
Republican, weekly.
ParkersvlUe, Morris Co. Enterprise, weekly.
NEMAHA CO.
Sabetha, Nemaha Co. Republican, weeklj'.
Seneca, Courier, weeklj'.
Tribune, weeklj'.
NEOSHO CO.
Chanute, Democrat, weeklj-.
Times, weeklj-.
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NEOSHO CO.
Erie, Neosho Co. Record, weekly.
Osage Mission, Neoslio Co. Journal, weekly.
Temperance Banner, semi-
monthly.
Thayer, Head Light, weekly.
NESS CO.
Clarinda, Ness Co. Pioneer, weekly.
NORTON CO.
Norton, Norton Co. Advance, weekly.
OSAGE CO.
Burlingame. Osage Co. Chronicle, weekly.
Lyndon, Times, weekly.
Osage City, Free Press, weekly.
OSBORNE CO.
Bull's City, Post, weekly.
Osborne City, Osborne Co. Farmer, weekly.
Truth Teller, weekly.
OTTAWA CO.
Delphos, Herald, weekly.
Minneapolis, Independent, weekly.
Sentinel, weekly.
Solomon Valley Mirror,
monthly.
PAWNEE CO.
Larned, Chronoscope, weekly.
Optic, weekly.
PHILLIPS CO.
Kirwin, Chief, w^eekly.
POTTAWATOMIE CO.
liOuisville, Kansas Reporter, weekly.
Pottawatomie Co. Herald,
weekly.
Onaga, Journal, weekly.
St. Mary's, Democrat, weekly.
Wamego, Kansas Agriculturist, weekly.
Tribune, weekly.
PRATT CO.
luka, Pratt Co. Press, weekly.
RENO CO.
Hutchinson, Herald, weekly.
Interior, weekly.
News, weekly.
Nickerson, Argosy, weekly.
REPUBLIC CO.
Belleville, Telescope, weekly.
Scandia, Republic Co. Journal, weekly.
White Rock, Independent, weekly.
RICE CO.
Lyons, Central Kansas Democrat, weekly.
Republican, weekly.
; Sterling, Bulletin, weekly.
Rice Co. Gazette, weekly.
RILEY CO.
Manhattan, Enterprise, weekly.
Nationalist, weeklj-.
ROOKS CO.
.Stockton, News, weekly.
RUSH CO.
La Crosse, Eagle, weekly.
Walnut City, Blade, weekly.
RUSSELL CO.
Russell, Independent, weeklv.
Russell Co. Kansas Record, w'kly.
SALINE CO.
Salina, Democrat, weekly.
Herald, weekly.
News and Farmers' Advocate, w'ly.
Saline Co. Journal, weekly.
Kansas Central Laud Journal, m'ly.
SEDGWICK CO.
Wichita, Beacon, weekly.
City Eagle, weekly.
National Monitor, weekly.
SHAWNEE CO.
North Topeka, Times, weekly.
RossvlUe, Kansas Valley Times, weekly.
Topeka, Capital, daily and weekly.
KANSAS.
SHAWNEE CO.
Topeka, Commonwealth, daily and w'kly.
Kansas State Journal, daily and
weekly.
Der Courier, weekly.
Kansas Democrat, weekly.
Kansas Farmer, weekly.
Kansas Herald, weekly.
Kansas Staats-Anzeiger, weekly.
American Young Folks, monthly.
Kansas Churchman, monthly.
Kansas Methodist, monthly.
SMITH CO.
Gaylord, Herald, weekly.
Smith Centre, Free Press, weekly.
Smith Co. Pioneer, wk'ly.
STAFFORD CO.
Stafford, Stafford Co. Herald, weekly.
SUMNER CO.
Caldwell, Post, weekly.
Wellington, Sumner Co. Press, weekly.
TREGO CO.
Wa-Keeney, Kansas Leader, weekly.
World, weekly.
WABAUNSEE CO.
Alma, Wabaunsee Co. Herald, weekly.
Wabaunsee Co. News, weekly.
WASHINGTON CO.
Clifton, Review, weekly.
Hanover, Democrat, weekly.
Washington, Republican, weekly.
WILSON CO.
Fredouia, Graphic, weekly.
Wilson Co. Citizen, weekly.
Neodesha, Free Press, weekly.
WOODSON CO.
Neosho Falls, Woodson Co. Post, weekly.
Yates Centei", News, weekly.
WYANDOTTE CO.
Kansas City (Kansas C-ty, Mo., P. O.)
Pilot, weekly.
Wyandotte, Gazette, weekly.
Herald, weekly.
KENTUCKY.
ADAIR CO.
Columbia, Spectator, weekly.
ANDERSON CO.
Ija^vreneeburgh, Anderson News, w'kly.
BALLARD CO.
Blaudville, Ballard Co. News, weekly.
BARREN CO.
Glasgow, Times, weekly.
BATH CO.
Ovringsville, Bath Co. Reporter, weekly.
Outlook, weekly.
BOONE CO.
Burlington, Boone Co. Recorder, weekly.
BOURBON CO.
Millersburgh, Philomathean, monthly.
Paris, True Kentuckian, weekly.
Western Citizen, weekly.
BOYD CO.
Ashland, Boyd Co. Express, weekly.
Republican, weekly.
Catlettsburgh, Central Methodist, w'kly.
BOYLE CO.
Danville, Kentucky Advocate, weekly.
Kentucky Tribune, weekly.
Centre College Courant, m'thly.
BRACKEN CO.
Augusta, Bracken Bulletin, \^'eekly.
Bracken Co. Chronicle, weekly.
BRECKENRIDGE CO.
Cloverport, Breckenridge News, weekly.
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KENTUCKY.
CALDWELL CO.
Princeton, Banner, weekly.
CALLOWAY CO.
Murray, Calloway News, weeklj\
CAMPBELL CO.
Newport, Local, triweekly and weekly.
Kentucky StaatsZeitung, w'kly.
Leader, weekly.
CARROLL CO.
Carrollton, Democrat, weekly.
CHRISTIAN CO.
Hopkinsville, Kentucky New Era, w'kly.
South Kentucklan, weekly.
CLARK CO.
Winchester, Sun, semi-weekly.
Clark Co. Democrat, weekly.
CRITTENDEN CO.
Marion, Crittenden Press, weekly.
CUMBERLAND CO.
Burksville, Cumberland Courier, weekly.
DAVIESS CO.
Owensboro, Messenger and Examiner,
weekly.
FAYETTE CO.
Lexington, Press, daily and weekly.
Transcript, daily and weekly.
Kentucky Gazette, semi-w'kly.
Apostolic Times, weekly.
Ky. Live Stock Record, w'kly.
Sunday News, Sunday.
Parents' and Teachers' M'thly.
FLEMING CO.
Fleiningsburgh, Democrat, weekly.
Times, weekly.
FRANKLIN CO.
Frankfort, Kentucky Yeoman, tri-weekly
and weekly.
Capital Gazette, semi-weekly.
FULTON CO.
Fulton, Fultonian, weekly.
Hickman, Courier, weekly.
GRANT CO.
Williamstown, Courier, weekly.
GRAVES CO.
Mayfielfl, Apostolic Church, weekly.
Democrat, weekiy.
Monitor, weekly.
GREENUP CO.
Greenup, Independent, weekly.
HANCOCK CO.
Hawesville, Ballot, weekly.
Plaindealer, weekly.
HARDIN CO.
Elizabetl»:own, News, weeklj-.
HARRISON CO.
Cyntliiana, Democrat, weekly.
News, weekly.
HART CO.
Munfordville, Hart Co. Democrat, w'kly.
HENDERSON CO.
Henderson, News, weekly.
Reporter, weekly.
HENRY CO.
Eminence, Constitutionalist, weekly.
New Castle, Henry Co. Local, weekly.
HICKMAN CO.
Clinton, Democrat, weekly.
Columbus, Times, weekly.
HOPKINS CO.
Madisonville, Times, weekly.
JEFFERSON CO.
Louisville, Anzeiger, daily, semi-weekly
and weekly.
Commercial, dail.v and weekly.
Courier-Journal, daily & w'kly.
KENTUCKY.
JEFFERSON CO.
Louisville, Post and News, daily & weekly.
Volksblatt, daily, semi-weekly
and weekly.
Age, weekly.
Agriculturist - Legal Tender,
weekly.
American" Baptist, weekly.
Central Catholic Advocate,
weekly.
Christian Observer and Free
Christian Commonwealth,
weekly.
Demoeraf, weekly.
Farmers' Home Journal, w'kly.
Good Templars' Advocate,
weekly.
Katholischer Glaubensbote,
■weekly.
Medical News, weekly.
Omnibus, weekly.
Presbyterian, weekly.
Sunday Argus, Sunday.
Trade Gazette, weekly.
Trade Review and Tobacco
Journal, weekly.
Western Grocer, weekly.
Western Recorder, weekly.
Deutsche Gefluegel Zeitung,
semi-monthly.
Home and Farm, semi-m'thly.
American Practitioner, m'thly.
Christian Index, monthly.
Eclectic Teacher, monthly.
Farmers' Magazine, monthly.
Illustrated Peoples' Magazine,
monthly.
Kentucky Chvirch Chronicle,
monthly.
Louisville and Ohio Valley
Manufacturer and M e r -
chant, monthly.
Magazine, monthly.
Medical Herald, monthly.
National Presbyterian, m'thly.
Odd Fellow, monthly.
Scholars' Monthly.
Woman at Work, monthly.
JESSAMINE CO.
Nicholasville, Jessamine Journal, weekly .^
KENTON CO.
Covington, Commonwealth, d'ly and w'ly.
Ludlow, Journal, weekly.
LAUREL CO.
Lonflon, Mountain Echo, weekly.
LEWIS CO.
Vanceburgli, Courier, weekly.
LINCOLN CO.
Stanford, Interior Journal, weekly.
LOGAN CO.
Adairville, Logan Sentinel, weekly.
Russellville, Herald Enterprise, weeklj'.
Messenger, weekly.
LYON CO.
Eildyville, Mirror, weekly.
M'CRACKEN CO.
Paducali, News, daily and weeklJ^
MADISON CO.
Ricliuiond, Herald, weekly.
Kentucky Register, weekly.
MARION CO.
Lebanon, Standard, weekly.
Times and Kentuckian, weekly.
MASON CO.
Maysville, Bulletin, weekly.
Eagle, weekly.
Enterprise, weekly.
Republican, weekly.
MEADE CO.
Brandeubiirgh, Meade Co. Record,weekly..
MERCER CO.
Harrodsburgh, Kentucky Observer, w'kly..
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MONTGOMERY CO.
Mount Sterling, Democrat, weekly.
Kentuckj- Sentinel.w'kly.
MUHLENBURGH CO.
Greenville, Muhlenberg Echo, weekly.
South Carrollton, Student, monthly.
NELSON CO.
BardstOM-n, Local Item, weekly.
Nelson Co. Record, weekly.
NICHOLAS CO.
Carlisle, Mercury, weekly.
OHIO CO.
Hartford, Herald, weekly.
Ohio Co. News, weekly.
OLDHAM CO.
Lia Grange, Oldham Co., Era, weekly.
OWEN CO.
O^venton, Owen News, weekly.
PENDLETON CO.
Falmouth, Independent, weekly.
PULASKI CO.
Somerset, Citizen, weekly.
Reporter, weekly.
ROBERTSON CO.
Mount Olivet, Robertson Co. Tribune,
weekly.
SCOTT CO.
Georgetown, Every Saturday, weekly.
Times, weekly.
SHELBY CO.
Slielbyville, Shelby Sentinel, weekly.
SIMPSON CO.
Franklin, Simpson Co. Enterprise, semi-
weekly and weekly.
Local, weekly.
Patriot, weekly.
SPENCER CO.
Taylorsville, Spencer Courier, weekly.
TAYLOR CO.
Campbellsville, Green River Press, w'lj%
TODD CO.
Elkton, Register, weekly.
Guthrie, Gazette and Advertiser, weekly.
TRIGG CO.
Cadiz, Trigg Co. Democrat, weekly.
TRIMBLE CO.
Milton, Free Press, weekly.
UNION CO.
3Iorganfield, Union Democrat, weekly.
Uniontown, Union Local, weekly.
WARREN CO.
Bowling Green, Kentucky Intelligencer,
semi weekly.
Democrat, weekly.
WEBSTER CO.
Dixon, Pioneer, weekly.
WOODFORD CO.
Midway, Blue-Grass Clipper, weekly.
Versailles, Woodford Sun, weekly,
LiOUISIANA.
ASCENSION PARISH.
Donaldsonville, Chief, weekly.
AVOYELLES PARISH.
Marksville, Bulletin, weekly.
Villager, weekly.
BIEN'VILLE PARISH.
Sparta, Rural Times, weekly.
BOSSIER PARISH.
Bellevue, Bossier Banner, weekly.
Bossier Sentinel, weekly.
CADDO PARISH.
Shreveport, Standard, daily and weekly.
Times, daily and weekly.
LOUISIANA.
CALCASIEU PARISH.
L,ake Charles, Calcasieu Gazette, weekly.
Echo, weekly.
CALDWELL PARISH.
Columbia, Herald, weekly.
CARROLL PARISH.
Lake Provideneej North La. Republican,
weekly.
CATAHOULA PARISH.
Harrisonburg, Catahoula News, weekly.
CLAIBORNE PARISH.
Haynesville, Greenback Dollar, weekly.
CONCORDIA PARISH.
Yidalia, Concordia Eagle, weekly.
DE SOTO PARISH.
Mansfield, De Soto Democrat, weekly.
EAST BATON ROUGE PARISH.
Baton Rouge, Advocate, daily and weekly.
Herald, weekly.
Louisiana Capitolian,w'kly.
EAST FELICIANA PARISH.
Clinton, Patriot-Democrat, weekly.
FRANKLIN PARISH.
Winnsborough, Franklin Sun, weekly.
GRANT PARISH.
Colfax, Chronicle, weekly.
IBERIA PARISH.
New Iberia, Iberia Journal, weekly.
Louisiana Sugar Bowl, w'kly.
JEFFERSON PARISH.
Gretna, Courier, weekly.
LAFAYETTE PARISH.
Vermilionville, Lafayette Advertiser,
weekly.
Louisiana Cotton Boll,
weekly.
LA FOURCHE PARISH.
Thibodaux, Sentinel, weekly.
LINCOLN PARISH.
Vienna, Sentinel, weekly.
LIVINGSTON PARISH.
Port Vincent, Livingstoniau, weekly.
MADISON PARISH.
Delta, Madison Journal, weekly.
MOREHOUSE PARISH.
Bastrop, Moi'^house Clarion, weekly.
NATCHITOCHES PARISH.
Natchitoches, People's Vindicator, weekly.
ORLEANS PARISH.
Nevr Orleans, City Item, daily.
Democrat, daily and w'kly.
Deutsche Zeitung, daily,
weekly and Sunday.
L' Abeille, daily and weekly.
Picayune, daily and weekly.
States, daily.
Times, daily and weekly.
Price Current, Commercial
Intelligencer and Ship-
ping List, semi-weekly.
Christian Advocate, weekly.
Country Visitor, weekly.
Independent, weekly.
Jewish South, weekly.
Ledger, weekly.
Le Propagateur Catholique,
weekly.
Louisianian, weekly.
Merchant, Mechanic and
Farmer, weekly.
3Iorning Star and Catholic
Messenger, weekly.
Observer, weekly.
Southwestern ' Christian
Advocate, weekly.
Southwestern Presbyte-
rian, weekly.
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LOUISIANA.
ORLEANS PARISH.
New Orleans, Temperance Advocate,
weekly.
Der Familienfreund, bi-
weekly.
Louisiana Joui-nal of Edu-
cation, monthly.
Medical and Surgical Jour-
nal, bi-monthly.
OUACHITA PARISH.
Monroe, Bulletin, weekly.
Telegraph, weekly.
PLAQUEMINES PARISH.
Pointe a la Haclie, Ob.server, weekly.
POINTE COUPEE PARISH.
Pointe Coupee, Pelican, weekly.
RAPIDES PARISH.
Alexandria, Louisiana Democrat, weekly.
We the People, weekly.
RED RIVER PARISH.
Couji^liatta, Citizen, weekly.
RICHLAND PARISH.
Rayville, Richland Beacon, weekly.
SABINE PARISH.
Many, Sabine Index, weekly.
Southron of Sabine, weekly.
ST. BERNARD PARISH.
St. Bernard, Eagle, weekly.
ST. CHARLES PARISH.
Hahnville, St. Charles Herald, w^eekly.
ST. HELENA PARISH.
(li^reensburgli, Gazette, weekly.
ST. JAMES PARISH.
Convent, Le Louisianais, weekly.
ST. JOHN BAPTIST PARISH.
Bonnet Carre, Meschacebe, weekly.
ST. LANDRY PARISH.
Opelousas, Courier, weekly.
St. Landry Democrat, weekly.
Washington, News, weekly.
ST. MARTIN'S PARISH.
St. Martinsville, La Sentinelle des At-
takapas, weekly.
ST. MARY'S PARISH.
Franklin, St. Mary Courant, weekly.
Morgan City, Review, weekly.
ST. TAMMANY PARISH.
Covington, St. Tammany Farmer, weekly.
TANGIPAHOA PARISH.
Amite City, Independent, weekly.
Ponchatoula, Gazette, weekly.
TENSAS PARISH.
St. Joseph, North Louisiana Journal,Av'klj'.
TERRE BONNE PARISH.
Hounia, Courier, weekly.
UNION PARISH.
Farinerville, Gazette, weekly.
VERMILLION PARISH.
Abbeville, Meridional, weeklj'.
WEBSTER PARISH.
Minden, Democrat, weekly.
WEST BATON ROUGE PARISH.
West Baton Rouge, Sugar Planter, weekly.
WEST CARROLL PARISH.
Floyd, West Carroll Courier, weekly.
WEST FELICIANA PARISH.
St. Francisville, Feliciana Sentinel,
weekly.
MAINE.
ANDROSCOGGIN CO.
Auburn, Chronicle, weekly.
Lewiston, Journal, daily and weekly.
Gazette, weekly.
Bates' Student, monthly.
Mechanics Falls, Citizen, weekly.
MAINE.
AROOSTOOK CO.
Fort Fairfield, Aroostook Valley Sunrise,
weekly.
Houlton, Aroostook Pioneer, weekly,
Aroostook Times, weekly.
Presque Isle, North Star, weekly.
Sherman, Katahdin Kalendar, weekly.
CUMBERLAND CO.
Bridgton, News, weekly.
Brunswick, Telegraph, weekly.
Bowdoin Orient, bi-weekly.
Portland, Advertiser, daily and weekly.
Eastern Argus, daily, tri-weekly
and weekly.
Press, daily and w^eekly.
Christian Mirror , weekly.
Living Issue, weekly.
New Era-Leader, weekl3'.
Saturday Evening Mail, weekly.
Sunday Sun, Sunday.
Sunday Times, Sunday.
Transcript, weekly.
Zion's Advocate, weekly.
Floral Monthly.
Helping Hand, monthly.
North-East, monthly.
Price-Current, monthly.
Union Bible Teacher, monthly.
Masonic Token, quarterly.
FRANKLIN CO.
Farniingfton, Chronicle, weekly.
Phillips, Phonograph, weekly.
HANCOCK CO.
Ells\^'orth, American, weekly.
KENNEBEC CO.
Augusta, Kennebec Journal, daily and
weekly.
Gospel Banner, weekly.
Maine Fanner, weeklj'.
Maine Standard, weekly.
Gardiner, Home Journal, weekly.
Kennebec Reporter, weekly.
Hallowell, Register, weekly.
Waterville, Mail, weekly.
KNOX CO.
Camden, Herald, weekly.
Rockland, Courier, weekly.
Free Press, weekly.
Gazette, weekly.
Opinion, weekly.
St. George, Journal, weekly.
Thomaston, Herald, weekly.
LINCOLN CO.
Damariscotta, Herald and Record, weeklj'.
Waldoborough, Lincoln Co. News, weeklj'.
OXFORD CO.
Canton, Maine Horse Breeder's Monthlj'.
Norway, New Religion, weekly.
Paris, Oxford Democrat, weekly.
PENOBSCOT CO.
Bangor, Commercial, daily and weeklj'.
Whig and Courier, daily and w'klj'.
Dirigo Rural, weekly.
Dexter, Gazette, weeklj\
Newport, Times, weeklj'.
PISCATAQUIS CO,
Dover, Piscataquis Observer, weekly.
SAGADAHOC CO.
Bath, Times, dailj^ and weeklj'.
Richmond, Herald, weeklj'.
SOMERSET CO.
Fairfield, Journal, weeklj'.
Pine Tree State, weeklj'.
North Anson, Union Advocate, weekly.
Sko^vliegan, Somerset Reporter, weekly.
WALDO CO.
Belfast, Progressive Age, weeklj'.
Republican Journal, weeklj'.
WASHINGTON CO.
Calais, Advertiser, weekly.
Times, weeklj'.
Eastport, Sentinel, weeklj'.
Machias, Republican, weeklj'.
Union, weeklj'.
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YORK CO.
Biddeford, Times, daily.
Advance, weekly.
Union and Journal, weekly.
Comlsh, Maxima, weekly.
Kennebunk, Eastern Star, weekly.
Saco, State Democrat, weekly.
York Co. Independent, weekly.
South Berwick, Local Record, weeklj*.
Springvale, Reporter, weekly.
MARYLAND.
ALLEGHAXY CO.
Cumberland, News, daily.
Times, daily and weekly.
Ci\'ilian, Sunday.
Frostburgh, Mining Journal, weekly.
Lonaconing, Valley Times, weekly.
AXNE ARUNDEL CO.
Annapolis, Record, daily and weekly.
Anne Arundel Advertiser, w'ly.
Maryland Gazette, weekly.
Maryland Republican and State
Capital Advertiser, weekly.
BALTIMORE CO.
Baltimore, American and Commercial Ad-
vertiser, daily and weekly.
Deutsche Correspondent, daily
and weekly.
Evening Bulletin, daily.
Gazette, daily and weekly.
Herald, daily.
News, daily and Sunday.
Sun, daily and weekly.
Volksfreund, daily and Sunday.
American Citizen, weekly.
Baltimorean, weekly.
Bunte Blaetter, weekly.
Catholic Mirror, weekly.
Church News, weekly.
Episcopal Methodist, weekly.
Every Saturday, weekly.
Independent Methodist, weekly.
Jewish Chronicle, weekly.
Journal of Commerce and
Price Current, weekly.
Katholische Volks-Zeitung.w'kly.
Live Stock and Poultry Bulletin,
weekly.
Market Journal, weekly.
Maryland Law Record, weeklj".
Methodist Protestant, weekly.
National Highway, weekly.
Presbyterian, weekly.
Telegram, weekly.
True Democrat, weekly.
Truth, weekly.
Wecker, Sunday.
Methodist, semi-monthly.
Protector, semi-monthly.
Underwriter, semi-monthly.
American Farmer, monthly.
American Journal of Dental
Science, monthly.
Herald, monthly.
Maryland Farmer, monthly.
Maryland Medical Journal,
monthly.
Maryland School Journal, m'thly.
Missionary, monthly.
Southern Farm and Fireside,
monthly.
American Journal of Philology,
quarterly.
Reisterstown, People's Voice, weekly.
Towsoutovn, Baltimore Co. Herald,w^'kly.
Baltimore Co. Union, ^v'kly.
Marj'land Journal, weekly.
News, weekly.
Woodberrj-, News, weekly.
CALVERT CO.
Prince Frederick, Calvert Journal, w'kly.
CAROLINE CO.
Denton, American Union, weekly.
Caroline, Democrat, weekly.
Journal, weekly.
Greensboro, Free Press, weekly.
MARYLAND.
CARROLL CO.
Westminster, American Sentinel, weekly.
Democratic Advocate, w'kly.
CECIL CO.
Elkton, Cecil Democrat, weekly.
Cecil Whig, weekly.
North-East, Record, weekly.
Rising Sun, Home Jdurnal, weekly.
CHARLES CO.
Port Tobacco, Maryland Independent,
weekly.
Times and Charles Co.
Advertiser, weekly.
DORCHESTER CO.
Cambridge, Chronicle, weeklj-.
Democrat and News, weekly.
Era, weeklJ^
Federalsburg, Maryland Courier, weekly.
FREDERICK CO.
Emmitsburg, Chronicle, weekly.
Frederick, Times, dailj' and weekly.
Examiner, weekly.
Marjland Union, weekly.
Republican Citizen, weekly.
Libertytown, Banner of Libert j-, weeklj-.
Mechanicstown, Catoetin Clarion, weeklj-.
Middletown, Vallej- Register, weekly.
GARRETT CO.
Oakland; Democrat, weeklj-.
Garrett Co. Herald, weekly.
Republican, weekly.
HARFORD CO.
Bel Air, --Egis and IntelUgencer, weeklj-.
Harford Democrat, weeklj-.
Havre de Grace, Havre Republican, weeklj-.
HOWARD CO.
Ellicott City, American Progress, weekly.
Times, weeklj-.
KENT CO.
Chestertown, Conference Advocate,w'kly.
Kent News, weekly.
Transcript, weekly.
MONTGOMERY CO.
RockTille, Montgomery Advocate, weekly,
PRINCE GEORGE'S CO.
Bowie, Independent Farmer, weekly.
Laurel, Gleaner, weeklj-.
Upper Marlborough, Marlboro' Gazette,
weeklj-.
Prince Georgian,.
weeklj-.
QUEEN ANNE CO.
Centreville, Maryland Citizen, weekly.
Observer, weekly.
Record, weekly.
ST. MARY'S CO.
Liconardtow-n, St. Marj-'s Beacon, weekly,
SOMERSET CO.
Cristield, Leader, weekly.
Princess Anne, Somerset Herald, weeklj-.
True Marjlander, weekly.
TALBOT CO.
Easton, Gazette, weeklj-.
Ledger, weeklj-.
Star, weeklj-.
St. Michaels, Comet and Advertiser, weekly.
WASHINGTON CO.
Boonsboro, Odd Fellow, weekly.
llagersto^vn, Evening Globe, daUy and
weeklj-.
News, dailj- and w^eeklJ^
Herald & Torchlight, weekly.
Mail, weeklj-.
Sharpsburgh, Enterprise, weekly.
WilUamsport, Pilot, weeklj-.
WICOMICO CO.
Salisbury, Advertiser and Eastern Shore-
man, weekly.
Times, weeklj-.
WORCESTER CO.
Pocomoke Citj-, Record and Gazette, weeklj^
SnoAv Hill, Democratic Messenger, weekly.
Worcester Co. Shield, weekly.
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Barnstable, Patriot, weekly.
■Chatham, Monitor, weekly.
Harwich, Independent, weekly.
Provlncetown, Advocate, weekly.
Sandwich, Seaside Press, weekly.
Yarmouth Port, Cape Cod Item, weekly.
Yarmouth Register, weekly.
BERKSHIRE CO.
Adams, Saturday Freeman, weekly.
Oreat Barrington, Berkshire Courier, weekly.
Lee, Valley Gleaner, weekly.
North Adams, Adams Transcript, weekly.
Hoosac Valley News, weekly.
Pittsfield, Berkshire Co. Eagle, weekly.
Sun, weekly.
Wllliamstown, Williams Athenaeum.bi-w'kly.
BRISTOL CO.
Attleboro, Advocate, weekly.
Chronicle, weekly.
Easton, Journal, weekly.
Pall River, Evening News, daily and weekly.
Herald, daily.
Advance, weekly.
Labor Standard, weekly.
Monitor, weekly.
Saturday Morning Bulletin, w"kly,
Mansfield, News, weekly.
New Bedford, Evening Standard, daily
and weekly.
Mercury, daily and w'kly.
Bristol Co. Journal, w'klj-.
Signal, weekly.
"Whalemen's Shipping List
and Merchant's Trans-
cript, weekly.
Tauutou, Gazette, daily and weekly.
Bristol Co. Republican, weekly.
DUKES CO.
Edgartovu, Vineyard Gazette, weekly.
ESSEX CO.
Amesbury, Merrimac Journal, weekly.
Villager, weekly.
Andover, Bibliotheca Sacra, quarterly.
Beverly, Citizen, weeklJ^
Danvers, Mirror, weeklj'.
Georgetown, Advocate, weekly.
Gloucester, Cape Ann Advertiser, w^eekly.
Cape Ann Bulletin, weekly.
Haverhill, Bulletin, daily and weekly.
Evening Telephone, daily.
Gazette, daily and weekly.
Essex Banner, weekly.
Ipswich, Chronicle, weekly.
Lawrence, American, daily and weekly.
Eagle, daily and weekly.
Journal, weekly.
Sentinel, weekly.
Lynn, Item, daily and weekly.
Record, weekly.
Reporter, weekly.
Transcript, weekly.
Vindicator, weekly.
Marblehead, Messenger, weekly.
Methuen, Transcript and Essex Farmea*,
weekly.
Newburyport, Herald, daily and weekly.
Germ, semi-weekly.
Merrimac Valley Visitor, w'kly.
Peabody, Press, weekly.
Reporter, weekly.
Rockport Gleaner, monthly.
Salem, Gazette, semi-weekly and weekly.
Register, semi-weekly.
Observer, weekly.
Post, weekly.
Times, weekly.
Peabody's Fireside Favorite, m'thly.
Saugus, Evening News, weekly.
Swampscott, Enterprise, weekly.
FRANKLIN CO.
Oreenfield, Franklin Co. Standard, w'kly.
Gazette and Courier, weekly.
Turner's Falls, Reporter, weekly.
HAMPDEN CQ.
Holyoke, Herald, weekly.
Transcript, weekly.
Manufacturer, naonthly.
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HAMPDEN CO.
Holyoke, Paper World, monthly.
Palmer, Journal, weekly.
Springfield, Republican, daily, Sunday and
v^eekly.
Union, daily and weekly.
Penny News, tri-weekly.
Gazette, weekly.
Herald of Life, weekly.
L'Ami du Peuple, weekly.
New England Homestead,
weekly.
Familiar Science and Fancier's
Journal, monthly.
Good Company, monthly.
Westfleld, Advertiser, weekly.
Western Hampden Times and
News Letter, weeklj'.
HAMPSHIRE CO.
Amherst, Record, weekly.
Student, bi-weekly.
East Hampton, Enterprise, weekly.
Northampton, Hampshire Co. Journal,
weekly.
Hampshire Gazette and
Northampton Courier,
weekly.
Le Jean Baptiste, weekly.
Ware, Gazette, weekly.
Standard, weekly.
MIDDLESEX CO.
Arlington, Advocate, weekly.
Ashland, Advertiser, weekly.
Ayer, Sentinel, weekly.
Turner's Public Spirit, weekly.
Cambridge, Chronicle, weekly.
News, weekly.
Press, weekly.
Tribune, weekly.
Crimson, bi-weekly.
Harvard Advocate, l:)i-weekly.
Harvard Register, monthly.
Pysche, monthly.
Cambridgeport, Vox Humana, monthly.
College Hill, Tuftonian, monthly.
Concoi'd, Freeman, weekly.
Everett, Free Press, weekly.
Holliston, Transcript, weekly.
Hopkinton, News, weekly.
Hudson, Pioneer, weekly.
Lexington, Minute-Man, weekly.
Lowell, Citizen, daily and weekly.
Courier, daily and weekly.
Mail, daily and semi-weekly.
Times, daily and weekly.
Sun, weekly.
Vox Populi, weekly.
MaMen, Mirror, weekly.
Marlboro, Advertiser, weekly.
Mirror-Journal, weekly. -
Times, weekly.
Mavnard, Journal, weekly.
Medford, Chronicle, weekly.
Melrose, Journal, weekly.
Natick, Bulletin, weekly
Citizen, weekly.
Ne^vton, Journal, weekly.
Republican, weekly.
Reading, News and Chronicle, weekly.
Somerville, Advertiser, weekly.
Journal, weekly.
South Acton, Acton Patriot, weekly.
South Framingham, Framingham Gazette,
weekly.
Stoneham, Independent, weekly.
Wakefield, Citizen and Banner, weekly.
Waltham, Free Press, weekly.
Record, weekly.
Watertown, Enterprise, weekly.
West Medford, Reporter, weekly.
Woburn, Advertiser, weekly.
Journal, weekly.
NANTUCKET CO.
Nantucket, Inquirer and Mirror, weekly.
Journal, weekly.
NORFOLK CO.
Brookline, Chronicle, weekly.
Canton, Journal, weekly.
Dedham, Transcript, weekly.
East Weymouth, Weymouth Advance, w'kly.
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Foxboro, Times, weekly.
Franklin, Sentinel, weekly.
Hyde Park, Norfolk Co. Gazette, weekly.
Medway, Gazette, weekly.
Magnet, weekly.
Needhani, Chronicle and Wellesley Adver-
tiser, weekly.
North Weymouth, Voice of Angels, semi-
monthly.
Quincy, Patriot, weekly.
Randolph, Norfolk Co. Register, weekly.
South Braintree, Braintree Observer, weekly.
Stoughton, Sentinel, weekly.
Walpole, Enterprise, weekly.
Weymouth, Gazette and Braintree Reporter,
weekly.
PLYMOUTH CO.
Abington, Plymouth Co. Journal, weekly.
Brockton, Enterprise, daily and weekly.
Advance, weekly.
Gazette, weekly.
Hingham, Journal and South Shore Adver-
tiser, weekly.
Middleborough, Gazette, weeklj^.
People's Fireside Journal,
monthly.
Pljnnoiith, Free Press, weekly.
Old Colony Memorial, weekly.
Rockland, Standard and Plymouth Co. Ad-
vertiser, weekly.
South Abington, Times, weekly.
Wareham, News, weekly.
SUFFOLK CO.
Boston, Advertiser, daily, semi-weekly and
weekly.
Evening Transcript, d'ly and w'kly.
Evening Traveller, daily, semi-
weekly and weekly.
Globe, daily, weekly and Sunday.
Herald, daily and Sunday.
Hotel Record, daily.
— Journal, daily, semi-w'kly & w'kly.
Post, daily, semi-w'kly and w'kly.
Commercial and Shipping List,
semi-weekly.
American Architect and Building
News, weekly.
American Cabinet Maker, Uphol-
sterer and Carpet Reporter,
weekly.
American Cultivator, weekly.
American Protestant, weeklj\
Banker and Tradesman, weekly.
Banner of Light, weekly.
Beacon and Dorchester News-
Gatherer, weekly.
Bunker Hill Times, weekly.
Carpet Reporter, weekly.
Charlestown News, weekly.
Christian Leader, weekly.
Christian Register, weekly.
Commercial Bulletin, weekly.
Commoner, weeklj'.
Commonwealth, weekly.
Congregationalist, weekly.
Coui-ier, Sunday.
East Boston Advocate, weekly.
East Boston Argus, weekly.
Economist, weekly.
Golden Rule, weekly.
Harry Hazel's Yankee Blade, w'kly.
Home Circle, weekly.
Home Journal, weekly.
Index, weekly.
Investigator, weekly.
Journal of Commerce, weekly.
Littell's Li\nng Age, weekly.
Massachusetts Ploughman and
New England Journal of Agri-
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Medical and Surgical Journal, w'ly.
Musical Record, weekly.
New England Farmer, weekly.
New England Groc jr, weeklv.
New England Journal of Educa-
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New England Staaten Zeitung,
weekly.
Pilot, weekly.
Railroad Advertiser, weekly.
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Boston, Reporter, weekly.
Roxbury Gazette and South End
Advertiser, weekly.
Saturday Evening Express, w'kly.
Saturday Evening Gazette, w'kly.
South Boston Inquirer, weekly.
Suburban News, weekly.
Sunday Budget, Sunday.
Times, Sundaj-.
Watchman, weekly.
Waverley Magazine, weekly.
Woman's Journal, weekly.
Youth's Companion, weekly.
Zion's Herald, weeklj\
Bicycling World, bi-weekly.
D wight's Journal of Music, bi-
weekly.
Literary World, bi-weekly.
Advocate of Peace, monthly.
American Export Trade, monthly.
American Manufacturer and Ex-
porter, monthly.
American Punch, monthly.
Atlantic Monthly.
Babyland, monthly.
Ballou's Magazine, monthly.
Baptist Missionary Magazine, m'ly.
Christian Banner, monthly.
Contributor, monthly.
Cottage Hearth, monthly.
Donahoe's Magazine, monthly.
Firemen's Standard, monthly.
Folio, monthly.
Gleason's Companion, monthly.
Good Times, monthly.
Granite Cutters' 'international
Union Journal, monthly.
Gray's New England Real Estate
Journal, monthly.
Health and Home, monthly.
Home and Abroad, monthly.
Home Guardian, monthly.
Household Companion, monthly.
Inventors' and Manufacturers' Ga-
zette, monthly.
Journal of Chemistry, monthly.
Ladies' Journal, monthly.
Leader, monthly.
Matrimonial Times, monthly.
Missionary Herald, monthly.
Musical Herald, monthly.
New England Medical Gazette,
monthly.
New England Methodist, monthly.
New Jerusalem Magazine, m'thly.
Nursery, monthly.
Orchestra, monthly.
Pathfinder Railway Guide, m'thly.
Primary Teacher, monthly.
Score, monthly.
Sunday School Helper, monthly.
Town and Country Magazine, m'ly.
Unitarian Review and Religious
Magazine, monthly.
U. S. Official Postal Guide, m'thly .
Wide Awake, monthly.
Youths' Home Library, monthly.
American Journal of Numismatics,
quarterly.
American Law Review, quarterly
Book Bulletin, quarterly.
Dial Express List, quarterly.
New England Historical and Gene-
alogical Register, quarterly.
Universalist Quarterly.
Chelsea, News, semi-weekly.
Record, weekly.
Telegraph and Pioneer, weekly.
WORCESTER CO.
Athol, Transcript, weekly.
Worcester West Chronicle, weekly
Barre, Gazette, weekly.
Berlin, Reporter, weekly.
Bolton, Express, weekly.
Brookfield, News, weekly.
Clinton, Courant, weekly.
Record, weekly.
Fitchburg, Sentinel, daily and weekly-
Gardner, News, weekly.
Grafton, Herald, weekly.
Leominster, Enterprise, weekly
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Leominster, Record, weekly.
Milforcl, Journal, weekly.
Northboro, Farnier, weekly.
North Brookfield, Journal, weekly.
Princeton, Word, monthly.
Shrewsbury, News, weekly.
Southboro, Press, weekly.
Southbridge, Journal, weekly.
Temple Star, monthly.
Spencer, Sun, weekly.
XJxbridge, Worcester South Compendium,
w^eekly.
Warren, Herald, weekly.
Webster, Eagle, weekly.
Times, weekly.
Westborough, Chronotype, weekly.
West Boylston, Herald, weekly.
Winchendon, Courier, weekly.
Journal, weekly.
Worcester, Gazette, daily and weekly.
Spy, daily and weekly.
Le Bien Public, triweekly.
Le Travailleur, semi-weekly.
Le Courrier, weekly.
Saturday Evening Journal,
weekly.
MICHIGAN.
ALLEGAN CO.
Allegau, Journal, weekly.
Tribune, weekly.
Otsego, Union, weeklj'.
Plainwell, Independent Republic, weekly.
Saugatuck, Lake Shore Commercial, weekly.
ALPENA CO.
Alpena, Alpena Co. Pioneer, weekly.
Argus, weekly.
Reporter, weekly.
ANTRIM CO.
Elk Rapids, Ti-averse Bay Progress, w'kly.
Mancelona, Antrim Co. Herald, weekly.
BARRY CO.
Hastings, Home Journal, weekly.
Republican Banner, weekly.
Middleville, Republican, weekly.
Nashville, News, weekly.
BAY CO.
Bay City, Evening Press, daily.
Morning News, daily.
Tribune, daily and weekly.
Echo, weekly.
Le Courrier, weekly.
Lumberman's Gazette, w^eekly.
Michigan Freie Presse, weekly.
National Globe, weekly.
Michigan Odd Fellow, semi-m'ly.
West Bay City, Bay Co. Examiner, weekly.
Herald, weekly.
BENZIE CO.
Benzonia, Benzie Co. Journal, weekly.
Frankfort, Express, weekly.
BERRIEN CO.
Benton Harbor, Palladium, weekly.
Times, weekly.
Berrien Springs, Beri-ien Co. Journal,
weekly.
Era, weekly.
Buchanan, Berrien Co. Record, weekly.
Repoi'ter, weekly.
Niles, Democrat, weekly.
Mirror, weekly.
Republican, weekly.
St. Joseph, Republican, weekly.
Traveler and Herald, weekly.
Three Oaks, Michigan Independent, weekly.
BRANCH CO.
Coldwater, Republican, semi-weekly.
Press, weekly.
Reporter, weekly.
Quincy, Herald, weekly.
Times, weekly.
Union City, Register, weekly.
CALHOUN CO.
Albion, Mirror, weekly.
Recorder, weekly.
MICHIGAN.
CALHOUN CO.
Albion, Republican, weekly.
Athens, News, weekly.
Battle Creek, Journal, daily and weekly.
Michigan Tribune, weekly.
Game Fanciers' Journal,m'thly,
Good Health, monthly.
Homer, Index, weekly.
Marshall, Chronicle, weekly.
Democratic Expounder, w'kly,.
Statesman, weekly.
CASS CO.
Cassopolis, National Democrat, weekly.
Vigilant, weekly.
Dowagiac, Cass Co. News, daily.
Cass Co. Republican, weekly.
Edwardsburgh, Argus, weekly.
Marcellus, News, weekly.
CHARLEVOIX CO.
Charlevoix, Sentinel, weekly.
CHEBOYGAN CO.
Chehoygan, Democrat, weekly.
Northern Tribune, weekly.
CLARE CO.
Clare, Clare Co. Press, weekly.
Farwell, Register, weekly.
CLINTON CO.
Maple Rapids, Dispatch, weekly.
Ovid, Clinton and Shiawassee Union, weekly
Register, weekly.
St. Johns, Clinton Independent, weekly.
Clinton Republican, weekly,
CRAWFORD CO.
Grayling, Crawford Avalanche, weekly.
DELTA CO.
Escanaba, Iron Port, weekly.
EATON CO.
Bellevue, Gazette, weekly.
Charlotte, Leader, weekly.
Republican, weekly.
Eaton Rapids, Journal, weekly
Grand Ledge, Independent, weekly.
Vermontville, Hawk, weekly.
EMMET CO.
Ijittle Traverse, Emmet Co. Indepen-
dent, weekly.
Republican, weekly.
Petoskey, City Record, weekly.
Emmet Co. Democrat, weekly.
GENESEE CO.
Fenton, Gazette. weeklj\
Independent, weekly.
Flint, Globe, weekly.
Journal, weekly.
Sunday Democrat, Sunday.
Wolverine Citizen, weekly.
Flushing, Patrol, weekly.
Linden, Record, weekly.
GLADWIN CO.
Cedar (Gladwin P. O.), Gladwin Co. Record,
weekly.
GRAND TRAVERSE CO.
Traverse City, Grand Traverse Herald,
weekly.
Traverse Bay Eagle, w'kly.
GRATIOT CO.
Alma, Index, weekly.
Ithaca, Gratiot Co. Democrat, weekly.
Gratiot Co. Journal, weekly.
St. Louis, Herald, weekly.
HILLSDALE CO.
Hillsdale, Business, weekly.
Democrat, weekly.
Herald, weekly.
Standard, weekly.
Jonesville, Hillsdale Co. Gazette, weekly.
Independent, weekly.
Litchfield, Gazette, weekly.
Reading, Telephone, weekly.
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Hancock, Northwestern Mining Journal,
weekly.
Houghton, Portage Lake Mining Gazette,
weekly.
HURON CO.
Bad Axe, Backwoodsman, weekly.
Port Austin, Huron Co. News, weekly.
INGHAM CO.
Lansing, Republican, semi-w'kly and w'kly.
Journal, weekly.
Leslie, Local, weekly.
Mason, Ingham Co. Democrat, weekly.
Ingham Co. News, weekly.
North Lansing, Lansing Sentinel, weekly.
Williamston, Enterprise, weekly.
IONIA CO.
Hubbardston, Advertiser, weekly.
Ionia, National, weekly.
Sentinel, weekly.
Standard, weekly.
Lyons, Grand River Eclio, weekly.
Pewamo, Plaindealer, weekly.
Portland, Observer, weekly.
Saranac, Local, weekly.
lOSCO CO.
Au Sable, Au Sable and Oscoda News, w'kly.
Ta-^vas City, Iosco Co. Gazette, weekly.
ISABELLA CO.
Mount Pleasant, Isabella Co. Enterprise,
weekly.
Isabella Times, weekly.
Salt River, North-Western Tribune, weekly.
JACKSON CO.
Concord, News, weekly.
Our Reporter, monthly.
Grass Lake, News, weekly.
Jackson, Citizen, daily and weekly.
Patriot, daily and weekly.
Mich. Volksfreund, weekly.
Springport, Signal, weekly.
KAL-AMAZOO CO.
K.alainazoo, Gazette, daily and weekly.
Telegraph, daily and weekly.
Mail, weekly.
Freemason's Monthly.
Schoolcraft, Dispatch and News, weekly.
Grange Visitor, semi-monthly.
Vicksburg, Commercial, weekly.
Monitor, weekly.
KALKASKA CO.
Kalkaska, Kalkaskian, weekly.
Leader, weekly.
KENT CO.
Casnovia, Herald, weekly.
Cedar Springs, Clipper, weekly.
Grand Rapids, Eagle, daily and weekly.
Leader, daily and weekly.
Morning Democrat, daily
and weekly.
Times, daily and weekly.
De Standaard, semi-w'kly
Lever, weekly.
Michigan Staats - Zeitung,
weekly and Sunday.
Saturday Eve. Post, w'kly.
Saturday Review, weeklj'.
Vrijheids Banier, weekly.
Agricultural World, m'ly.
Lowell, Journal, weekly.
Rockford, Register, weekly.
Sparta Centre, Sentinel, weekly.
LAKE CO.
Bald^'iu, Lake Co. Star, weekly.
LAPEER CO.
Almont, Herald, weekly.
Ljapeer, Clarion, weeklj'.
Democrat, weekly.
North Branch, Gazette, weekly,
LEELANAU CO.
Northport, Leelanau Enterprise, weekly.
Sutton's Bay, Leelanau Tribune, weekly.
MICHIGAN.
LENAWEE CO.
Adrian, Times and Expositor, daily and
weeklj'.
Press, weeklj'.
Sunday Morning Call, Sundaj'.
Methodist Protestant Magazine,
monthly.
Blissfield, Advance, weeklj'.
Clinton, News, weeklj'. ■
Deerfleld, Record, weekly.
Hudson, Gazette, weekly.
Post, weeklj'.
Morenci, .State Line Observer, weekly.
Tecumseh, Herald, weeklj'.
LIVINGSTON CO.
Brighton, Citizen, weekly.
Fowlerville, Review, weekly.
Ho^vell, Livingston Democrat, weekly.
Livingston Republican, weekly.
MACOMB CO.
Mount Clemens, Monitor, weekly.
Press, weekly.
True Record, weekly.
Richmond, Review, weeklj'.
Romeo, Observer, weeklj'.
Utica, Sentinel, weekly.
MANISTEE CO.
Manistee, Advocate, weekly.
Independent, weekly.
Times, weeklj'.
Times and Standard, weekly
MARQUETTE CO.
Ishpeming, Agitator, weeklj-.
Marquette, Mining Journal, weekly.
Negaunee, Iron Herald, weekly.
MASON CO.
LiUdingfton, Appeal, weekly.
Democrat, weeklj'.
Mason Co. Record, weekly.
MECOSTA CO.
Big Rapids, Current, weekly.
Herald, weekly.
Pioneer-Magnet, weekly.
MENOMINEE CO.
Menominee, Herald, weekly.
Qulnnesec, Menominee Range, weekly.
MIDLAND CO.
Midland, Independent, weekly.
Midland Co. Review, weekly.
MONROE CO.
Monroe, Commercial, weekly.
Democrat, weeklj'.
Michigan Herald^ monthly.
MONTCALM CO.
Carson City, Commercial, weekly.
Edmore, Gazette, weeklj'.
Greenville, Democrat, weekly.
Independent, weekly.
Howard City, Howard Record, weekly.
Htanton, Montcalm Herald, weekly.
MUSKEGON CO.
Holton, Banner, weeklj'.
Montague, Lumberman, weeklj'.
Muskegon, Chronicle, dailj' and weekly.
Journal, weekly.
Whitehall, Forum, Aveeklj'.
NEWAYGO CO.
Allej'ton, Alleyton and White Cloud Echo,
weekly.
Fremont Centre, Fr^mont Indicator, weekly.
Fremont Times, weekly.
Newaygo, Republican, weekly.
Tribune, weeklj'.
OAKLAND CO.
Holly, Oakland Co. Advei-tiser, weeklj'.
Register, weeklj'.
Milford, Times, weekly.
Oxford, Democrat, weeklj'.
Globe, weekly.
Journal, weeklj'.
Pontiac, Bill Poster, weekly.
Commercial, weekly.
Gazette, weekly.
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Rochester, Era, weekly.
Spectator, weekly.
South Lyon, Sentinel, weekly.
OCEANA CO.
Hart, Argus, weekly.
H _ J Oceana Co. Journal, weekly.
Hesperia, Hesperian, weekly.
Investigator, weeklj'.
Pentwater, News, weekly.
ONTONAGON CO.
Outonagon, Miner, weekly.
OSCEOLA CO.
Evart, Review, weekly.
Hersey, Osceola Outline, weekly.
Reed City, Clarion, weekly.
OTSEGO CO.
Gaylord, Otsego Co. Herald, weekly.
OTTAWA CO.
Grand Haveu, Herald, weekly.
News-Journal, weekly.
Holland, City News, weekly.
De Hollander, weekly.
De Hope, weekly.
Grondwet, weekly.
De Wachter, bi-weekly.
Spring Lake, Ottawa Co. Courier, weekly.
Republican, weekly.
PRESQUE ISLE CO.
Rogers City, Presque Isle Co. Advance,
weekly.
ROSCOMMON CO.
Roscommon, Roscommon Co. Pioneer, w'kly.
SAGINAW CO.
Chesaning, Argus, weekly.
Magnet, weekly.
East Saginaw, Courier, daily and weekly.
Herald, daily and weekly.
Saginaw Bulletin, weekly.
Saginaw Zeitung, weekly.
Saginaw, News, daily and weekly.
Saglnawian, weekly.
St. Charles, Business, weekly.
ST. CLAIR CO.
Capac, Argus, weekly.
Fort Gratiot, Enterprise, weekly.
Marine City, Reporter, weekly.
Port Huron, Times, daily and weekly.
Call, weekly.
Commercial, weekly and Sun-
day.
Journal, two weekly editions.
St. Clair, Republican, weekly.
ST. JOSEPH CO.
Burr Oak, Gazette, weekly.
Times, weekly.
Centreville, Michigan Industrial Libera-
tor, weekly.
St. Joseph Co. Republican,
weekly.
Colon, Enterprise, weekly.
Constantine, St. Joseph Co. Advertiser and
Constantine Mercury, w'ly.
Mendon, Globe, weekly.
Times, weekly.
Tribune, weekly.
Sturgis, Journal, weekly.
Mich. Democrat, weekly.
Saturday Evening Leader, weekly.
Sturgiser Zeitung. weekly.
Three Rivers, Herald, weekly.
News-Reporter, weekly.
Trlbuile, weekly.
White Pigeon, Journal, weekly.
SANILAC CO.
Crosswell, Democrat, weekly.
Licxington, Sanilac JefEersonian, weekly.
Port Sanilac, Sanilac Co. Reporter, weekly.
SHIAWASSEE CO.
Corunna, Shiawassee Co. American, w'kly.
Shiawassee Co. Atlas, weekly.
Owosso, Press, weeklj'.
Vernon, Herald, weekly.
MICHIGAN.
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Caro, Citizen, weekly.
Tuscola Advertiser, weekly.
Vassar, Tuscola Co. Pioneer, weekly.
VAN BUREN CO.
Bangor, Reflector, weekly.
Decatur, Van Buren Co. Republican, weekly.
Hartford, Day Spring, weekly.
Lawrence, Advertiser, weekfy.
Paw Paw, Free Press and Courier, weekly.
True Northerner, weekly.
South Haven, Sentinel, weekly.
WASHTENAW CO.
Auu Arbor, Courier, weekly.
Democrat, weekly.
Michigan Argus, weekly.
Register, weekl}^
Chronicle, bi-weekly.
University, semi-monthly.
Physician and Surgeon, m'ly.
Chelsea, Herald, weekly.
Dexter, I^eader, weekly.
Manchester, Enterprise, weekly.
Ypsilanti, Commercial, weekly.
Sentinel, weekly.
Ypsilantian, weekly.
WAYNE CO.
Detroit, Abend Post, daily and weekly.
Evening News, daily.
Free Press, daily, triweekly and
weekly.
Michigan Volksblatt, daily & w'kly.
Post and Tribune, daily, tri-weekly
and weekly.
Commercial Advertiser and Michi-
gan Home Journal, weekly.
Detroiter Sonntaccs-Zeitung, Su'd'y.
Die Stlmme Der Wahrheit, weekly.
Every Saturday, weekly.
Graphic, weekly.
Michigan Christian Advocate, w'ly.
Michigan Christian Herald, weekly.
Michigan Farmer and State Journal
of Agriculture, weekly.
Michigan Homestead, weekly.
Michigan Journal und Herold,w'ly.
Michigan Truthteller, weekly.
Price Current, weekly.
Public Leader, weekly.
Sunday Herald and Pursuivant,
Sunday.
"Wayne Co. Courier, weekly.
Western Home Journal, weekly.
Michigan Medical News, semi-m'ly.
American Observer, monthly.
Amphion, monthly.
Lancet, monthly.
New Preparations, monthly.
Magazin, quarterly.
Wayne, Review, weekly.
Wayne Co. Tidings, weekly.
WEXFORD CO.
Cadillac, News, weekly.
Slieriiian, Wexford Co. Pioneer, weekly.
MINNESOTA.
ANOKA CO.
Anoka, Anoka Co. Union, weekly.
Herald, weekly.
BECKER CO.
Detroit, Record, weekly.
BENTON CO.
Sauk Rapids, Sentinel, weekly.
BIG STONE CO.
Ortonville, Big Stone Co. Herald, weekly.
North Star, weekly.
BLUE EARTH CO.
Mankato, Free Press, weekly.
Minnesota Beobacnter, weekly.
Review, weekly.
Mapleton, Messenger, weekly.
BROWN CO.
New Ulin, Post, weekly.
Review, weekly.
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MINNESOTA.
CARVER CO.
Carver, Free Press, weekly.
Chaska, Valley Herald, weekly.
CHIPPEWA CO.
Montevideo, Chippewa Co. Leader, w'kly.
Republican, weekly.
CHISAGO CO.
Rush City, Post, weeklj-.
Taylor's Falls, Journal, weekly.
CLAY CO.
Glyndon, Red River Valley News, weekly.
Moorheacl, Advocate, weekly.
COTTONWOOD CO.
Windoiii, Reporter, weekly.
CROW WING CO.
Brainerd, Tribune, weekly.
DAKOTA CO.
Farmington, Press, weekly.
Hastings, Gazette, weekly.
New Era, weekly.
Union, weekly,
DODGE CO.
Dodge Centre, Press, weekly.
Kasson, Dodge Co. Republican, weekly.
Mantorville, Express, weekly.
DOUGLAS CO.
Alexandria, Douglas Co. News, weekly.
Post, weekly.
FARIBAULT CO.
Blue Earth C'itj', Bee, weekly.
Post, weekly.
Wells, Advocate, weekly.
Winnebago City, Times, weekly.
FILLMORE CO.
Chatfleld, Democrat, weekly.
Fountain, Radical and Greenback Advocate,
weekly.
Lanesboro, Journal, weeklj-.
Preston, Republican, weekly.
Rushford, Star, weekly.
Spring Valley, Vidette, weekly.
WykofC, Deutsche Zeitung, weekly.
Dollar Weekly.
FREEBORN CO.
Albert Lea, Enterprise, weekly.
Freeborn Co. Standard, w'kly.
Skandinav, weekly.
Alden, Eagle, weekly.
GOODHUE CO.
Cannon Falls, Beacon, weekly.
Pine Island, News, weekly.
Red Wing, Advance, weekly.
Argus, weekly
Goodhue Co. Republican, w'kly.
Zumbrota, Independent, weekly.
GRANT CO.
Herman, Herald, weekly.
HENNEPIN CO.
Minneapolis, Evening Journal, daily.
Tribune, dailj' and weekly.
Budstlkken, weekly.
Farm and Home, weekly.
Freie Presse, weekly.
Minnesota Stats Tidning, i
weekly.
North vestern Miller, w'kly.
Saturday Evening Spectator,
weekly.
Our Young Folks, seml-m'ly.
Western Fanciers' Poultry
Journal and Stock Breed-
ers' Review, semi-mon'ly.
Ariel, monthly.
Hou ekeeper, monthly.
Minnesota Farmer, monthly.
Minnesota Homestead,
monthly.
HOUSTON CO.
Caledonia, Houston Co. Journal, weekly.
Hokah, Blade, week y.
Herald, weekly.
MINNESOTA.
ISANTI CO.
Cambridge, Isanti Co. Press, weekly.
JACKSON CO.
Jackson, Republic, weekly.
KANDIYOHI CO.
Willmar, Republican-Gazette, weekly.
Western Minnesota Press, weekly.
LAC QUI PARLE CO.
Jjac Qui Parle, Independent, weekly.
LE SUEUR CO.
Le Sueur, Sentinel, weekly.
Montgomery, Standard, weekly.
Watei-ville, Le Sueur Co. Chronicle, weekly.
LINCOLN CO.
Tyler, Lincoln Co. Tribune, weekly.
LYON CO.
Marshall, Lyon Co. News, weekly.
Messenger, weekly.
Tracy, Gazette, weekly.
MCLEOD CO.
Gleneoe, McLeod Co. Enterprise, weekly.
Register, weekly.
SIARTIN CO.
Fairmont, Martin Co. Sentinel, weekly.
MEEKER CO.
Grove Citv, Meeker Co. Tribune, weekly.
Litchfield, Independent, weekly.
News-Ledger, weekly
MILLE LACS CO.
Princeton, Union, weekly.
MORRISON CO.
Little Falls, Transcript, weekly.
MOWER CO.
Austin, Mower and FUlmore Co. Republi-
can, weeklj'.
Mower Co. Transcript, weekly.
Register, weeklj-.
Le Roy, Independent, weekly.
MURRAY CO.
Currie, Pioneer, weeklj\
NICOLLET CO.
St, Peter, Times, weekly.
Tribune, weekly.
NOBLES CO.
Worthington, Advance, weekly.
Journal, weekly.
OLMSTEAD CO.
Rochester, Post, weekly.
Record and Union, weekly.
OTTER TAIL CO.
Fergus Falls, Advocate, weekly.
Journal, weekly.
PINE CO.
Pine City, Pine Co. Record, weekly.
PIPE STONE CO.
Pipe Stone, Star, weekly.
POLK CO.
Crookston, Chronicle, weekly.
Northern Tier, weekly.
Polk Co. Journal, weekly.
POPE CO.
Glenvvood, Pope Co. Prass, weekly.
RAMSEY CO.
St. Paul, Die Volkszeitung, daily and w'kly.
Dispatch, dallj' and weekly.
Globe. daUy, weekly and Sunday.
Hotel Reporter, dailj-.
Pioneer Press, daily and weekly.
Der Wanderer, weekly.
Deutsclie Warte, weekly.
Folkebladet, weeklj\
Le Canadlen, weeklj'.
Minnesota Demokrat, weekly.
North-Western Chronicle, weekly.
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MINNESOTA.
RAMSEY CO.
St. Paul, Ancient Order of United Work-
men, nionthl}\
Independent Farmer and Fireside
Companion, monthly.
REDWOOD CO.
Lamberton, Commercial, weekly.
Redwood Falls, Redwood Gazette, w'kly.
RENVILLE CO.
Beaver Falls, Renville Times, weekly.
Bird Island, Post, weekly.
Renville Station, News, weekly.
RICE CO.
Dundas, Enterprise, weekly.
Faribault, Democrat, weekly.
Republican, weekly.
Educational News-Gleaner and
Advertiser, monthly .
Northfleld, News, weekly.
Rice Co. Jom-nal, weekly.
ROCK CO.
Ijuverne, Rock Co. Herald, weekly.
ST. LOUIS CO.
Dnluth, Lake Superior News, weekly.
Tribune, weekly.
SCOTT CO.
Jordan, Scott Co. Advocate, weekly.
Shakopee, Argus, weekly.
Courier, weeklj\
SHERBURNE CO.
Elk River, News, weekly.
Sherburne Co. Star, weekly.
SIBLEY CO.
Henderson, Sibley Co. Independent, w'kly.
STEARNS CO.
Melrose, Record, weekly.
St. Cloud, Journal-Press, weekly.
Times, weekly.
Sauk Centre, Herald, weekly.
STEELE CO.
Oivatonua, Journal, weekly.
People's Press, weekly.
Review, weekly.
SWIFT CO.
Appleton, Recorder, weekly.
Benson, Times, weekly.
De Graff, Swift Co. Courier, weekly.
TODD CO.
Long Prairie, Todd Co. Argus, weekly.
WABASHA CO.
Elgin, Minnesota Union, weekly.
Lake City, Leader, weekly.
Wabasha Co. Sentinel, weekly.
Mazeppa, Tribune, weekly.
Plainview, News, weeklj\
Wabasha, Bulletin, weekly.
Wabasha Co. Herald, weekly.
WASECA CO.
Janesville, Argus, weekly.
Waseca, Leader, weekly.
Minnesota Radical, weekly.
Waseca Co. Herald, weekly.
WASHINGTON CO.
Stillwater, Gazette, weekly.
Lumberman, weekly.
Messenger, weekly.
St. Croix Post, weekly.
WATONWAN CO.
Madelia, Times, weekly.
St. James, Journal, weekly.
WILKIN CO.
Breckenrldge, Red River Free Press, w'ly.
Campbell, Enterprise, weekly.
WINONA CO.
St. Charles, Times, weekly.
Union, weekly.
Winona, Republican, daily and weekly.
Adler, weekly.
Democrat, weekly.
Herald, weekly.
MINNESOTA.
WRIGHT CO.
Delano, Wright Co. Eagle, weekly,
Howard Lake, People's Advocate, weekly.
Monticello, Wright Co. Times, weekly,
YELLOW MEDICINE CO.
Canby, News, weekly.
Granite Falls, Journal, weekly.
MISSISSIPPI.
ADAMS CO.
Natchez, Democrat, daily and weekly.
New Era, weekly.
ALCORN CO.
Corinth, Herald, weekly.
Record, weekly.
Sub-Soiler and Democrat, weekly.
AMITE CO.
Liberty, Southern Herald, weekly.
ATTALA CO.
Kosciusko, Central Star, weeklj'.
BENTON CO.
Ashland, Benton Co. Argus, weekly.
Register, weekly.
BOLIVAR CO.
Concordia, Leader, weekly.
CALHOUN CO.
Pittsboi'o, Calhoun Repoi-ter, weeklj'.
CARROLL CO.
Carrolltou, Corroll Courier, weekly.
Mississippi Consei-vative.wkly.
CHICKASAW CO.
Okolona, Chickasaw Messenger, weekly.
Southern States, weekly.
CHOCTAW CO.
Chester, Inland Recorder, weekly.
CLAIBORNE CO.
Port Gibson, Southern Reveille, weekly.
CLARK CO.
Enterprise, Courier, weekly.
CLAY CO.
West Point, Echo, weekly.
COAHOMA CO.
Friar's Point, Gazette, weekly.
COPIAH CO.
Hazlehurst, Copiahan, weekly.
Copiah Monitor, weekly.
DE SOTO CO.
Hernando, Press and Times, weiekly.
FRANKLIN CO.
Meadville, Fi-anklin Banner, weekly.
GRENADA CO.
Grenada, New South, weekly.
Sentinel, weekly.
HARRISON CO.
Handsboro, Advertiser, weekly.
Pass Christian, Sea Shore Gazette, weekly.
HINDS CO.
Clinton, Baptist Record, weekly.
Edwards Depot, Hinds Co. Bulletin, weekly.
Jackson, Clarion, weekly.
Comet, weekly.
Independent, weekly.
Miss. Republican, weekly.
Raymond, Hinds Co. Gazette, weekly.
HOLMES CO.
Lexington, Advertiser, weeklj'.
ISSAQUENA CO.
Mayersville, Spectator, weekly.
JACKSON CO.
Pascagoula, Democrat-Star, weeklj'.
JEFFERSON CO.
Fayette, Chronicle, weekly.
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MISSISSIPPI.
KEMPER CO.
Scooba, Kemper Herald, weekly.
LAFAYETTE CO.
Oxford, Eagle, weekly.
Falcon, weekly.
LAUDERDALE CO.
X,auclerdale, Review, weekly.
Meridian, Mercury, dally and weekly.
News, tri-weekly and weekly.
Southern Baptist, weekly.
LE.AKE CO.
Carthage, Carthaginian, weekly.
LEE CO.
Tupelo, Journal, weekly.
LE FLORE CO.
Greenwood, Yazoo Valley Flag, weekly.
LLNCOLN CO.
Brookliaven, Ledger, weekly.
LOWNDES CO.
Columbus, Dispatch, daily.
Independent, weekly.
Index, weekly.
Patron of Husbandry, weekly.
MADISON CO.
Canton, American Citizen, weekly.
Mail, weekly.
MARSHALL CO.
Holly Springs, Reporter, weekly.
South, weekly.
MONROE CO.
Aberdeen, Examiner, tri- weekly and w'kly.
Weekly.
MONTGOMERY CO.
Winona, Advance, weekly.
NEWTON CO.
Newton, Report, weekly.
NOXUBEE CO.
Macon, Beacon, weeklj'.
Mississippi Sun, weekly.
OKTIBBEHA CO.
Starkville, East Mississippi Times, w'kly.
Oktibljeha Citizen, weeklj'.
Southern Live Stock Journal,
weekly.
PANOLA CO.
Batesville, Blade, weeklj-.
Sardis, Panola Star, weeklj'.
PIKE CO.
McComb Citj% Intelligencer, weekly.
Magnolia, Gazette, weeklj'.
Summit, Sentinel, weeklj'.
Times, weeklj'.
PONTOTOC CO.
Pontotoc, Democrat, weekly.
PRENTISS CO.
Booneville, Pleader, weekly.
RANKIN CO.
Brandon, Record, weekly
Republican, weekly.
SCOTT CO.
Foi'est, Register, weeklj'.
SIMPSON CO.
Westville, News, weekly.
SUMNER CO.
"Walthall, Pioneer, weekly.
TALLAHATCHIE CO.
Charleston, Tallahatchie Sentinel, w'klj\
TATE CO.
iSenatobia, Express, weekly.
TIPPAH CO.
Ripley, Advertiser, weeklj'.
Southern Sentinel, weeklj'.
MISSISSIPPI.
TISHOMINGO CO.
luka, Mirror, weeklj-.
TUNICA CO.
Austin, Cotton Plant, weekly.
UNION CO.
New Albany, Democrat, weekly.
WARREN CO.
Vicksburg, Commercial, daily.
Herald, dailj' and weekly.
Planters Jotirnal, monthlj'.
WASHINGTON CO.
Greenville, Local and Advertiser, semi-
weekly.
WILKINSON CO.
Woodville, Republican, weekly.
WINSTON CO.
Louisville, Winston Co. Index, weeklj-.
YALABUSHA CO.
Cofleeville, Times, weeklj-.
Water Valley, Courier, weekly.
Yalabusha Standard, weekly.
YAZOO CO.
Yazoo City, Herald, weekly.
Sentinel, weekly.
MISSOURI.
ADAIR CO.
Kirks ville, Democrat, weeklj'.
Journal, weeklj'.
Missouri Teacher, monthlj'.
ANDREW CO.
Bolckow, Independent, weeklj'.
Savannah, Democrat, weeklj-.
Reporter, weekly.
ATCHISON CO.
Rock port, Atchison Co. Journal, week'y.
Atchison Democrat, weeklj'.
Democratic Mail, weeklj'.
AUDRAIN CO.
Mexico, Herald, daily.
Audrain Co. Press, weekly.
Intelligencer, weekly.
Ledger, weekly.
Union, weeklj'.
Vandalia. Leader, weekly.
BARRY CO.
Cassville, Democrat, weeklj-.
Republican, weeklj-.
BARTON CO.
Lamar, Barton Co. Advocate, weekly.
Independent, weekly.
BATES CO.
Butler, Bates Co. Democrat, weekly.
Bates Co. Record, weekly.
Bates Co. Times, weekly.
BENTON CO.
Warsaw, Register, weeklj-.
Times, weeklj'.
BOLLINGER CO.
Marble Hill, Herald, weeklj-.
BOONE CO.
Ashland, Bugle, weeklj'.
Centralia, Our Fireside Guard, weekly.
Columbia, Statesman, dailj' and weekly.
Boone Co. Sentinel, weekly.
Missouri Herald, weekly.
University Missourian, m'thly.
Rocheport, Commercial, weekly.
Sturgeon, Leader, weeklj-.
BUCHANAN CO.
St. Joseph, Evening News, daily and Sun-
day.
Gazette, dailj' and weekly.
Herald, dailj' and weekly.
Volksblatt, daily and weekly.
Good Waj', weekly.
Saturdaj' Democrat, weekly.
Temperance Bugle and
Standard, weeklj'.
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BUTLER CO.
Poplar BIufT, Citizen, weekly.
Southeast Missourian, w'ly.
CALDWELL CO.
Breckenridge, Bulletin, weekly.
Hamilton, Hamiltonian, weekly.
News-Graphic, weekly.
Kingston, Caldwell Co. Sentinel, weekly.
CALLAWAY CO.
Fulton, Callaway Gazette, weekly.
Enterprise, weekly
Telegraph, weekly.
Westminster Monthly.
CAPE GIRARDEAU CO.
Cape Girardeau, Democrat, weekly.
Die Zeituug, weekly.
Xews, weekly.
College Message, senil-m'ly.
Jackson, Missouri Cash Book, weekly.
CARROLL CO.
Carrollton, Carroll Record, weekly.
Deniocrat, weekly.
Journal, weekly.
Norborne, Independent, weekly.
CARTER CO.
Van Buren, Times, weekly.
CASS CO.
Hari'isonville, Cass Co. Times Courier,
weekly.
Cass Co. Vindicator, w'ly.
Cass Herald, weekly.
Cass News, weekly.
Pleasant Hill, Review, weekly.
Western Dispatch, weekly.
CEDAR CO.
Stockton, Journal, weekly.
Stalwart, weekly.
CHARITOX CO.
Brunswick, Brunswicker, weekly.
News, weekly.
Keytesville, Chariton Courier, weekly.
Salisbury, Press, weekly.
CHRISTIAN CO.
Ozark, Monitor and Leader, weekly.
Republican, weekly.
CLARK CO.
Alexandria, Commercial, weekly.
Kahoka, Clark Co. Gazette, weekly.
Democrat, weekly.
CLAY CO.
Jjiberty, Advance, weekly.
Tribune, weekly.
CLINTON CO.
Cameron, Observer, weekly.
Vindicator, weekly.
Lathrop, Monitor, weekly.
Plattsburg, Clinton Co. Register, weekly.
Lever, weeklj'.
Purifier, weekly.
COLE CO.
Jefferson City, Tribune, daily and weekly.
Missouri Bar, weekly.
Missouri Staats Zeitung,
weekly.
Missouri Volksfreund,
weekly.
State Journal, weekly.
COOPER CO.
Boouvilie, Advertiser, weekly.
Der Central Missourier, weekly.
CRAWFORD CO.
Steelville, Crawford Mirror, weekly.
DADE CO.
Greenfield, Dade Co. Advocate, weekly.
Vedette, weekly.
DALLAS CO.
Buffalo, Reflex, weekly.
Register, weekly.
DAVIESS CO.
Gallatin, Democrat, weekly.
North Missourian, weekly.
Jamesport, Gazette, weekly.
MISSOURI.
DE KALB CO.
Maysville, De Kalb Co. Republican.weekly.
Register, weekly.
Stewartsville, Independent, weekly.
DENT CO.
Salem, Dent Co. Democrat, weekly.
Monitor, weekly.
DOUGLAS CO.
Ava, Times, weekly.
DUNKLIN CO.
Kennett, Dunklin Co. Advance, weekly.
FRANKLIN CO.
Washington, Die Washingtoner Post, wk'ly.
Franklin Co. Democrat, weekly.
Franklin Co. Observer, weekly..
GASCONADE CO.
Hermann, Advertiser-Courier, weekly.
Gasconade Independent, w'kly,
Hermanner Volksblatt, weekly.
GENTRY CO.
Albany, American Freeman, weekly.
Ledger, weekly.
Stanberry, News, weekly.
Sentinel, weeklj-.
GREENE CO.
North Springfield, South -Wester, weekly.
Springfield, Greenback News, weekly.
Patriot-Advertiser, weekly,
Times-Leader, weekly.
GRUNDY CO.
Trenton, Grundy Co. Times, weekly.
Republican, weekly.
Star, weekly.
HARRISON CO.
Bethany, Republican, weekly.
HENRY CO.
Clinton, Henry Co. Democrat, weekly.
Windsor, Review, weekly.
HICKORY CO.
Wheatland, Star, weeklj\
HOLT CO.
Corning, Herald, weekly.
Craig, Gazette, weekly.
Mound City, News, weekly.
Oregon, Holt Co. Press, weekly.
Holt Co. Sentinel, weekly.
HOWARD CO.
Fayette, Howard Co. Advertiser, weekly^
Missouri Independent, weekly.
Glasgow, Central Missourian, weekly.
Journal, weekly.
HOWELL CO.
West Plains, Journal, weekly.
IRON CO.
Irontou, Iron Co. Register, weekly.
JACKSON CO.
Independence, Democrat, weekly.
National Crisis, weeklj-.
Sentinel, weekly.
Kansas City, Evening Mail, daily and weekly,
Herold, daily and weekly.
Hotel and Railroad Gazette,
daily.
Journal, daily, triweekly and!
weekly.
Post und Tribune, daily & wk'ly.
Times, daily, tri- weekly & wk'ly.
Commercial Indicator, weekly.
Gazette, weekly.
Kansas Pioneer, weekly.
Mid-C o n t i n e n t Presbyterian^
weekly.
Out-Look, weekly.
Price Current, weekly.
Saturday EveningHerald, w'ly.
Stock, Farm and Home Weekly.
Western Religious Herald, w'ly.
National Grocer, bi-weekly.
Camp's Emigrant Guide, m'thly.
Printers' Press, monthly.
Review of Science and Industry,
monthly.
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JASPER CO.
Cartbage, Banner, daily and weekly.
Patriot, daily and weekly.
People's Press, weekly.
Southwestern, weekly.
Christian Polemic, monthly.
Joplin, Herald, daily and Sunday.
News, daily and weekly.
"Webb City, Times, weekly.
JEFFERSON CO.
De Soto, Messenger, weekly.
Hillsboro, Jefferson Democrat, weekly.
JOHNSON CO.
Holden, Enterprise, weekly.
Warrensburg, Standard, daily and w'kly.
Journal-Democrat, wk'ly.
Press, weekly.
KNOX CO.
Eiliua, Knox Co. Democrat, weekly.
National, weekly.
Sentinel, weekly.
LACLEDE CO.
Lebanou, Anti-Monopolist, weekly.
Journal, weekly,
ilustic, weekly.
Western Honey Bee, monthly.
LA FAYETTE CO.
Higginsville, Lafayette Co. Adv-ance, weekly.
Ijexiiigtou, Intelligencer, weekly.
La Fayette Co. Sentinel, w'kly.
Missouri Thalbote, weekly.
Register, weekly.
LAWRENCE CO.
Marionville, Southwest Missourian, weekly.
Mouut Veruou, Fountain and Journal,
weekly.
Lawrence Chieftain,
weekly.
Peirce City, Empire, weekly.
Record, weekly.
Immigrants' Guide, monthly.
LEWIS CO.
Canton, News, weekly.
Press, weekly.
La Grange, Democrat, weekly.
Monticello, Lewis Co. Journal, weekly.
LINCOLN CO.
Troy, Free Press, weekly.
Herald, weekly.
LINN CO.
Brookfleld, Chronicle, weekly.
Gazette, weekly.
Linneu!!^, Bulletin, weekly.
LIVINGSTON CO.
Chill icotlie, Constitution, weekly.
Ci'isis, weekly.
Tribune, weekly.
Utica, Herald, weekly.
MC DONALD CO.
Pineville, News, weekly.
Pilot, weekly.
MACON CO.
La Plata, Home Press, weekly.
Macon, North Missouri Register, weekly.
Republican, weekly.
Messenger of Peace, bi-weekly.
MARIES CO.
Vienna, Maries Co. Courier, weekly.
MARION CO.
Hannibal, Clipper-Herald, daily and weekly.
Courier, daily.
Morning Journal, daily.
Independent, weekly.
Great South West, monthly.
Palmyra, Marion Co. Democrat, weekly.
Spectator, weekly.
MERCER CO.
Princeton, Advance, weekly.
Telegraph, weekly.
MILLER CO.
Tuscunibia, Miller Co. Vindicator, weekly.
Osage Valley Banner, weekly.
MISSOURI.
MISSISSIPPI CO.
Charleston, Courier-Gazette, weekly.
Enterprise, weekly.
Sentinel, weekly.
MONITEAU CO.
California, Democrat, weekly.
Tipton, Times, weekly.
MONROE CO.
Monroe City, News, weekly.
Paris, Mercury, weekly.
Monroe Co. Appeal, weekly.
MONTGOMERY CO.
Middletown, North Missouri Sentinel, w'kly.
Montgomery City, Montgomery Standard,
weekly.
Ray, weekly.
New Florence, Optic, weekly.
Wellsville, Advertiser, weekly.
MORGAN CO.
Versailles, Gazette, weekly.
NEW MADRID CO.
New Madrid, Record-Tribune, weekly.
Southeast Chronicle, w'kly.
NEWTON CO.
Neosho, Miner and Mechanic, daily and
weekly.
.lournal, weekly.
Times, weekly.
Seneca, Signal, weekly.
NODAWAY CO.
Barnard, Times, weekly.
Burlington Junction, Post, weekly.
Hopkins, Journal, weekly.
Mary ville, Nodaway Democrat, weekly.
Republican, weekly.
OREGON CO.
Alton, Democrat, weekly.
OSAGE CO.
Chamois, Liberalist, weekly.
OZARK CO.
Gainesville, Ozark Co. News, weekly.
PEMISCOT CO.
Gayoso, Democrat, weekly.
PERRY CO.
Perryville, Union, weekly.
PETTIS CO.
Sedalia, Bazoo, daily, weekly and Sunday.
Democrat, daily and weekly.
Journal, weekly.
Eagle, Sunday and weekly.
Times, weekly.
Register, monthly.
Sprig of Myrtle, monthly.
PHELPS CO.
Roll a. Herald, weekly.
New Era, weekly.
PIKE CO.
Bo>vling Green, Pike Co. Express, weekly.
Post-Observer, weekly.
Clarks ville. Sentinel, weekly.
Frankford, Chronicle, weeklj'.
Louisiana, Journal, weekly.
Riverside Press, weekly.
PLATTE CO.
Platte City, Landmark, weekly.
Platte Co. Advocate, weekly.
Weston, Commercial, weekly.
POLK CO.
Bolivar, Free Press, weekly.
Herald, weekly.
Humansville, Chronicle, weekly.
PULASKI CO.
Richland, Sentinel, weekly.
V^'aynesville, Pulaski Co. Tribune, w'kly
PUTNAM CO.
Uniouville, New Century, weekly.
Republican, weekly.
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MISSOURI.
RALLS CO.
Ne^v Lioudou, Ralls Co. Guide, weekly.
Ralls Co. Record, weekly.
RANDOLPH CO.
Huntsvillej Herald, weekly.
Moberly, Headlight, daily and weekly.
Monitor, daily and weekly.
RAY CO.
R i chill on il, Conservator, weekly.
Democrat, weekly.
REYNOLDS CO.
Centreville, Reynolds Co. Outlook, weekly.
RIPLEY CO.
Doniphan, Current River News, weekly.
Prospect, weekly.
ST. CHARLES CO.
St. Charles, Cosmos, weeklj'.
Demokrat, weekly.
News, weekly.
ST. CLAIR CO.
Appleton Citj\ Leader, weekly.
Osceola, Sun, weekly.
Voice of the People, weekly.
ST. FRANCOIS CO.
Bonne Terre, St. Francois Co. Banner, w'kly.
Fariiiington, New Era, weekly.
Reveille, weekly.
Times, weekly.
ST. GENEVIEVE CO.
Ste. Genevieve, Freie Blaetter, weekly.
ST. LOUIS CO.
Clayton, Democrat, weekly.
Kirkwood, Star Republican, weekly.
St. Liouis, Amerika, dailj% weekly and
Sunday.
Anzeiger Des Westens, daily
and weekly.
Globe-Democrat, daily, semi-
weekly and weekly.
Hotel Reporter, daily.
Republican, daily, triweekly,
and weekly.
Post-Dispatch, daily and w'klj'.
Times, daily, tri-weekly arid
weekly.
Westliche Post, daily and w'kly.
American Baptist Flag, weekly.
Carondelet Advertiser, w'kly.
Centi'al Baptist, weekly.
Central Christian Advocate,
weekly.
Central Law Journal, weekly.
Christian, weekly.
Christian Advocate, weekly.
Colman's Rural World, weekly.
Commercial Gazette, weekly.
Der Herold Des Glaubens, w'kly.
Dry Goods and Grocery Repor-
ter, weeklj'.
Grocer, weekly.
Handels ZeiTung, weekly.
Hildreth's Weekly.
Jewish Tribune, weekly.
Journal of Agriculture and Far-
mer, weeklj'.
Journal of Commerce, weeklj%
Laecherlich, weeklj'.
Le Patriote, weeklj'.
National Tribune, Sundaj'.
Observer, weeklj'.
Presbyterian, weeklj'.
Spirit, weeklj'.
Western Trade Journal, w'klj'.
Western Watchman, weeklj'.
Medical and Surgical Journal,
semi-monthlj'.
Miller, semi-monthly.
American Journal of Education,
monthly.
American Medical Journal,
monthlj'.
Christian Monitor, monthlj'.
Church News, monthly.
Clinical Record, monthly.
Clinical Review, monthlj'.
Eclectic Medical Journal, m'ly.
MISSOl RI.
ST. LOUIc) CO.
St. liOiiis, El Comercio Del Valle, monthly.
Evangelisch -Lut her isches Schul -
blatt, monthly.
Evangelist, monthlj'.
Exporter and Importer, m'thly.
Ford's Christian Repository,
monthlj'.
Hackstaff's Monthly.
Illustrated Magazine, monthly.
Inland Magazine, monthly.
Kunkel's Musical Review, m'ly.
Medical Brief, monthlj'.
Midland Fai-mer, monthlj'.
Missouri Dental Journal, m'thly.
Missouri Workman, monthly.
Student Life, monthlj'.
Truth, monthlj'.
Western Insurance Review,
monthlj'.
Printer's Register, bi-monthlj'.
Western, bi-monthlj-.
Journal of Speculative Philos-
ophj', quarterlj'.
Southern Law Review, quar-
terly.
SALINE CO.
Brownsville, Herald, weekly.
Marshall, News, daily and weekly.
Progress, dailj' and weekly.
Saline Co. Democrat, weekly.
Miami, Index, weekly.
Slater, Sentinel, weekly.
SCHUYLER CO.
Glenwood, Criterion, weeklj'.
Liancaster, Excelsior, weekly.
SCOTLAND CO.
Memphis, Conservative, weekly.
Democrat, weeklj'.
Reveille, weeklj'.
SCOTT CO,
Benton, Record, weekly.
Coininerce, Dispatch, weekly.
SHANNON CO.
Eminence, Argus, weeklj'.
SHELBY CO.
Shelbina, Democrat, weekly.
Shelbyville, Shelby Co. Herald, weekly.
STODDARD CO.
Bloomfield, Vindicator, weeklj'.
Dexter City, Enterprise Messenger, weekly.
STONE CO.
Galena, Times, weeklj'.
SULLIVAN CO.
Milan, Republican, weeklj'.
Sullivan Standard, weeklj'.
TEXAS CO.
Houston, Herald, weeklj'.
VERNON CO.
Nevada, Ledger, weekly.
Vernon Co. Democrat, weekly.
WARREN CO.
Warrenton, Missouri Banner, weekly.
Warren Co. Citizen, weekly.
WASHINGTON CO.
Potosi, Independent, weekly.
WEBSTER CO.
Marshfield, Chronicle, weekly.
Democrat, weekly.
WORTH CO.
Grant City, Star, weekly.
Worth Co. Times, weekly.
WRIGHT CO.
Hartville, Wright Co. Home-Talk, weekly.
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ADAMS CO.
Hastings, Cei)tral Ne'iraskan, semi-weekly.
Gazette, weekly.
Journal, weekly.
Juniata, Herald, weekly.
ANTELOPE CO.
Neligh, Republican, weekly.
Oakdale, Pen and Plow, weekly.
BOONE CO.
Albion, Boone Co. Argus, weekly.
Baone Co. News, weekly.
BUFFALO CO.
Kearney, Central Nebraska Press, weekly.
Nonpareil, weekly.
True Citizen, weekly.
Literary Notes, semi-monthly.
Shelton, Clari6n, weekly.
BURT CO.
Tekaiiiali, Burtonian, weeklj'.
Nebraska Advocate, weeklj\
BUTLER CO.
David City, Butler Co. Pi-ess, weekly.
Butler Co. Republican, w'kly.
CASS CO.
PIatt!«inoiith, Enterprise, daily.
Cass Co. Democrat, weekly.
Nebraska Herald, weekly.
CEDAR CO.
St. Helena, Cedar Co. Nonpareil, weekly.
CHEYENNE CO.
Sidney, Plaindealer, weekly.
Telegraph, weekly.
CLAY CO.
Fairfield, News, weekly.
Harvard, Sentinel, weekly.
Sutton, Clay Co. Globe, weekly.
COLFAX CO.
Schuyler, News, weekly.
Sun, weekly.
CUMING CO.
West Point, Progress, weekly.
Republican, weekly.
DAKOTA CO.
Dakota City, North Nebraska Eagle,w'kly
DAWSON CO.
Cozad, Hundredth Meridian, weekly.
Plum Creek, Dawson Co. Pioneer, weekly.
DLXON CO.
Pouca, Courier, weekly.
Northern Nebraska Journal, w'klj*.
DODGE CO.
Fremont, Herald, daily and weekly.
Tribune, weekly.
DOUGLAS CO.
Omaha, Bee, daily and weeklj-.
Herald, daily and weekly.
News, daily.
Republican, daily and weekly.
Post, tri-weeklj' and weekly.
Center-Union Agriculturist,
weekly.
Daheim, Sunday.
Den Danske Pioneer, weekly.
Der Courier, weekly.
Journal of Commerce, weekly.
Nebraska Watchman, Aveekly.
Pokrok Zapadu, weekly.
Portfolio, weekly.
Freie Stimmen aus dem Reiche
Gottes, semi-monthly.
Church Guardian, monthly.
High School Jovn-nal, monthly.
Rural Nebraska, monthly.
"Waterloo, Sentinel, weekly.
FILLMORE CO.
Exeter, Enterprise, weekly.
Fairmont, Bulletin, weekly.
Oeneva, Fillmore Co. Review, weekly.
FRANKLIN CO.
Bloomington, Argus, weekly.
Guard, weekly.
Naponee, Banner, weekly.
NEBRASKA.
FURNAS CO.
Arapahoe, Pioneer, weekly.
Beaver City, Times, weekly.
GAGE CO.
Beatrice, Courier, weekly.
Express, weekly.
Gage Co. Democrat, weekly.
Leader, weekly.
Blue Springs, Reporter, weekly.
GREELEY CO.
Scotia, Greeley Tribune, weekly,
HALL CO.
(vrand Island, Nebraska Democrat, w'kly.
Nebraska Tribune, weekly.
Platte Valley Independent,
weeklj".
Times, weekly.
HAMILTON CO.
Aurora, Hamilton Co. News, weekly.
Repul)lican, weeklj-.
HARLAN CO.
Alma, Harlan Co. Sfnndard, weekly.
Orleans, Republican Valley Sentinel, w'kly.
Republican Citj', News, weeklj-.
HOLT CO.
O'Neill City, Holt Co. Record, weekly.
HOWARD CO.
St. Paul, Howard Co. Advocate, weekly.
Phonograph, weeklj-.
JEFFERSON CO.
Fairbury, Gazette, weekly.
New West Index, monthly.
JOHNSON CO.
Sterling, News, weeklj\
Tecumseh, Chieftain, weeklj-.
Johnson Co. .lournal, weekly.
KEARNEY- CO.
l^Iiuden, Kearney Co. Bee, weekly.
KNOX CO.
Niobrara, Knox Co. News, weeklj'.
Pioneer, weekly.
LANCASTER CO.
Lincoln, Globe, dailj- and weeklj-.
Nebraska State Journal, dailj- and
weekly.
State Democrat, dailj- and w^'kly.
Fireside Weekly.
Western World, weeklj-.
Hesperian Student, monthly.
Nebraska Farmer, monthly.
LINCOLN CO.
North Platte, Republican, weekly.
Western Nebraskian, w'kly.
MADISON CO.
itiadisou, Madison Co. Chronicle, weeklj-.
Norfolk, Journal, weeklj-.
MERRICK CO.
Central City, Courier, weeklj-.
Item, weeklj-.
Clarksville, Messenger, weekly.
NANCE CO.
FuUerton, Nance Co. Journal, weekly.
NEMAHA CO.
Brownville, Nebraska Advertiser, w'klj-.
Nemaha Co. Granger, w'kly.
Peru, Herald, weeklj-.
Sheridan, Post, weeklj-.
NUCKOLLS CO.
Nelson, Nuckolls Co. Herald, weekly.
Southwestern Chronicle, weekly.
Superior, Guide, weeklj-.
OTOE CO.
Nebraska City, Nebraska Press, daily and
weeklj-.
Nebraska Staats Zeitung,
weekly.
News, ■vveeklj".
Syracuse. Journal, weeklj-.
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PAWNEE CO.
Pawnee City, Enterprise, weekly.
Pawnee Republican, w'kly.
PIERCE CO.
Pierce, Pierce Co. Call, weekly.
PLATTE CO.
Coliiinbiis, Era, weekly.
Independent, weekly.
Journal, weekly.
Volksblatt, weekly.
Genoa, Magnet, weekly.
POLK CO.
Osceola, Home News, weekly.
Record, weekly.
RED WILLOW CO.
Indianola, Courier, weekly.
RICHARDSON CO.
Falls City, Globe Journal, weekly.
News, weekly.
Humboldt, Sentinel, weekly.
SALINE CO.
Crete, Saline Co. Standard, weekly.
Saline Co. Union, weekly.
Friendville, Telegraph, weekly.
Wilber, Opposition, weekly.
SARPY CO.
Papilliou, Times, weekly.
SAUNDERS CO.
Ashland, Saunders Co. Reporter, weekly.
Valparaiso, Avalanche, weekly.
Wahoo, Independent, weekly.
Times, weekly.
SEWARD CO.
(Seward, Blue Valley Blade, weekly.
Neljraska Atlas, weekly.
Nebraska Reporter, weekly.
SHERMAN CO.
IjOIIP City, Sherman Co. Times, weekly.
STANTON CO.
Stanton, Register, weekly.
THAYER CO.
Alexandria, News, weekly.
Hebron, Journal, weekly.
Thayer Co. Sentinel, weekly,
VALLEY CO.
Ord, Valley Co. Journal, weekly.
WASHINGTON CO.
Blair, Pilot, weekly.
WAYNE CO.
lia Porte, Wayne Review, weekly.
WEBSTER CO.
Red Clond, Chief, weekly.
Webster Co. Argus, weekly.
YORK CO.
Waco, Star, weeklj'.
York, Republican, weekly.
NEVADA.
ELKO CO.
Elko, Independent, daily and weekly.
Post, weekly.
Tuscarora, Times-Review, daily.
EUREKA CO.
Eureka, Leader, daily.
Sentinel, daily.
HUMBOLDT CO.
Paradise, Reporter, weekly.
Winneniucca, Silver State, daily.
LANDER CO.
Austin, Reese River Reveille, dally.
Battle Mountain, Messenger, semi-weekly.
LINCOLN CO.
Pioche, Record, weekly.
NEVADA.
LYON CO.
Silver City, Lyon Co. Times, semi-weekly.
Sutro, Independent, weekly.
NYE CO.
Belmont, Courier, weekly.
ORMSBY CO.
Carson City, Appeal, daily.
Nevada Tribune, daily.
STOREY CO.
Gold Hill, News, daily.
Virginia City, Evening Chronicle, daily.
Territorial Enterprise,
daily.
Nevada Monthly.
WASHOE CO.
Reno, Gazette, daily and weekly.
Nevada State Journal, daily and
weekly.
WHITE PINE CO.
Hamilton, White Pine News, weekly.
Ward, Reflex, weekly.
NEW HAMPSHIRE.
BELKNAP CO.
Laconia, Democrat, weeklj\
Lake Village, Times, weekly.
CARROLL CO.
Wolfborough, Granite State News, weekly.
CHESHIRE CO.
Fitzwilliam, Gazette, weekly.
Hinsdale, Star Spangled Banner, monthly.
K.eene, Cheshire Republican, weekly.
Granite State Journal, weekly.
New Hampshire Sentinel, weekly.
Troy, Home Companion, monthly.
coos CO.
Colebrook, News, weekly.
Northern Sentinel, weekly.
Gorham, Mountaineer, weekly.
I^ancaster, Coos Republican, weekly.
Gazette, weekly.
GRAFTON CO.
Bristol, Enterprise, weekly.
East Canaan, Canaan Reporter, weekly.
Hanover, Dartmouth, weekly.
Granite State Journal, weekly.
Lebanon, Granite State Free Press, weekly.
Littleton, White Mountain Republic, weekly.
Plymouth, Gratton Co. Democrat, weekly
Grafton Co. Journal, weekly.
Woodsville, Haverhill Herald, weekly.
HILLSBOROUGH CO.
Amherst, Farmers' Cabinet, weekly.
Greenville. Advertiser, weekly.
Hillsboro' Bridge, Hillsboro' Messenger.w'kly.
Manchester, Mirror and American, daily and
weekly.
Union, daily and weeklj%
Greenback Press, weekly.
Times, weekly.
Whitney's New Hampshire Jour-
nal of music, monthly.
Milford, Enterprise, weekly.
Nashua, Gazette, daily and weekly.
Telegraph, daily and weekly.
Real Estate Journal, monthly.
Peterboro, Transcript, weekly
Wilton, Journal, weekly.
MERRIMACK CO.
Concord, Monitor, daily and ^veekly.
People and Patriot, daily and
weekly.
Granite Monthly.
Fishersville, Rays of Light, weekly.
Franklin Falls, Merrimack Journal, weekly.
Suncook, Journal, weekly.
Wilmot, Kearsarge Sentinel, weekly.
ROCKINGHAM CO.
Candia Village, Candia Banner, weekly.
Exeter, Gazette, weekly.
Newf--Letter, weekly.
Newmarket, Advertiser, weekly.
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ROCKINGHAM CO.
Portsmouth, Chronicle, daily and weekly.
Times, daily and weekly.
Journal, weekly.
Weekly.
STRAFFORD CO.
Dover, Foster's Democrat, daily and w'kly.
Enquirer, weekly.
Morning Star, weekly.
State Press, weekly.
Farmington, Advertiser, weekly.
News, weekly.
Great Falls, Free Press, weekly.
Journal, weekly,
Rochester, Anti-Monopolist, weekly.
Courier and Farmington Adver-
tiser, weekly.
SULLIVAN CO.
Claremont, Granite State Journal, weekly.
National Eagle, weeklj'.
Northern Advocate, w'eeklj'.
Ne^vport, New Hampshire Argus and Spec-
tator, weekly.
NEW JERSEY.
ATLANTIC CO.
Atlantic City, Atlantic Co. Review, weekly.
Atlantic Times, weeklv.
Egg Harbor, Atlantic Democrat, weekly.
Atlantic Journal, weekly.
Der Pilot, weekly.
Der Zeitgeist, weekly.
Hammonton, South Jei-sey Republican.w'kly.
inlay's Lautliug:, Record, weekly.
BERGEN CO.
Carlstadt, Freie Presse, weekly.
Englewood-, Standard, weekly.
Times, weekly.
Hackensack, Bergen Index, semi-weekly.
Bergen Co. Democrat and
New Jersey State Regis-
ter, weekly.
Republican, weekly.
Rutherford, Bergen Co. Herald, weekly,
BURLINGTON CO.
Beverly, Banner, weekly.
Visitor, weekly.
Bordentown, Register, weekly.
Burlington, Gazette and Burlington Co. Ad-
vertiser, weekly.
New Jersey Enterprise, weekly.
Cinnaminson. Christian Herald, monthly.
Mt. Holly, News, semi-weekly.
Herald, weekly.
New Jersey Mirror, weekly.
Smithville, Mechanic, weekly.
CAMDEN CO.
Atco, Argus and Advocate, weekly.
Camden, Post, daily.
Democrat, weekly.
West Jersey Press, weekly.
Every Month, monthly.
Gloucester City, Reporter, weekly.
Haddonfleld, Camden Co. Courier, weekly.
CAPE MAY CO.
Cape May City, Gazette, weekly.
Star of the Cape, weekly.
Wave, weekly.
CUMBERLAND CO.
Bridgeton, News, daily and weekly.
Chronicle, weekly.
New Jersey Patriot, weekly.
West Jersey Pioneer, weekly.
Mauricetown, Pilot, weekly.
Millville, Herald, weekly.
Republican, weekly.
Vineland, Journal, daily.
Times, daily.
Independent, weekly.
Weekly.
ESSEX CO.
Bloomfield, Record, weekly.
East Orange, Gazette, weekly.
Montclair, Times, weekly.
Newark, Advertiser, daily and weekly.
Journal, daily and weekly.
XEW JERSEY.
ESSEX CO.
Newark, Morning Bulletin, daily.
Morning Register, daily.
Newarker Tageblatt, daily.
New Jersey Freie Zeitung, daily
and Sunday.
Beobachter am Passaic, weekly.
Press, weekly.
Sunday Call, Sunday.
Temperance Herald, weekly.
Coach Painter, monthly.
American Church Review, bi-nt'ly.
Exponent, bi-monthly.
Orange, Volksbote, semi-weekly.
Chronicle, weekly.
Essex Co. Wochenblatt, weekly.
Journal, weekly.
South Orange, Bulletin, weekly.
GLOUCESTER CO.
Clayton, Enterprise, weekly.
Newfield, Item, weekly.
Swedesboro, Times, weekly.
Wootlbiiry, Constitution and Farmers' and
Mechanics' Advertiser,
weekly.
Gloucester Co. Democrat, w'ky
Liberal Press, weeklj'.
HUDSON CO.
Bayonne City, Bayonne Herald, weekly.
Times, weekly.
Harrison, Dispatch, weekly.
Kearney Record, weekly.
Hoboken, Hudson Co. Democrat, weekly.
Hudson Co. Journal, weekly.
Hudson Co. Observer, weekly.
Jersey City, Argus, daily.
Evening Journal, daily.
Herald, weekly.
West Hoboken, Palisade News, weekly.
HUNTERDON CO.
Clinton, Democrat, weekly.
Flemiugtou, Hunterdon Co. Democrat,
weekly.
Hunterdon Republican,
weekly.
Frenchtown, Hunterdon Independent, w'kly.
Lambertville, Beacon, weekly.
Record, weekly.
Milford, Leader, weekly.
MERCER CO.
Hightstown, Gazette, weekly.
Princeton, Press, weekly.
Princetonian, bi-weekly.
Musical .lournal, monthly.
Nassau Literary Magazine, m'^ly.
Trenton, Emporium, daily.
State Gazette, daily and weekly.
True American, daily and weekly.
Mercer Co. News, semi-weekly.
Herald, weekly.
New Jersey Staats Journal, w'kly.
Flower's Family Magazine, m'ly.
New Jersej' Home Magazine,
monthly.
New Jersey Methodist, monthly.
MIDDLESEX CO.
New Brunswick, Fredonian, daily and
weekly.
Home News, daily.
Times, daily and w'kly.
Targum, monthly.
Perth Amboy, Gazette, weeklv.
Middlesex Co. Democrat, w'ly.
Woodbridge, Independent Hour, weekly.
MONMOUTH CO.
Asbury Park, Journal, weekly.
Shore Press, Aveekly.
Eatontown, Advertiser, weekly. '
Freehold, Monmouth Democrat, weekly.
Monmouth Inquirer, weekly.
Keyport, Weekly.
Long Branch, Monmouth Co. Jerseyman,
weekly.
News, Aveekly.
Manasquan, Sea Side, weekly.
Matawan, Journal, weekly.
Red Bank, New Jersey Standard, weekly.
Register, weekly.
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MORRIS CO.
Boonton, Bulletin, weekly.
Dover, Index, weekly.
Iron Era, weekly.
Madison, Journal, weekly.
New Jr-rsey Monitor, w^^ekly.
Morristowii, Jerseyman, weekly.
Morris Co. Chronicle, weekly.
True Democratic Banner,
weekly.
Morris Avalon, monthly.
OCEAN CO.
Lakewood, Times and Journal, weekly.
Tom's River, New Jersey Courier, w'kly.
New Jersey Temperance
Gazette,*weekly.
Ocean Co. Democrat, w'kly.
PASSAIC CO.
Passaic, News, daily.
Herald, weekly.
Item, weekly.
Patersou, Guardian, daily and weekly.
Press, daily and weekly.
Volksfreund, triweekly and
weeklj'.
Passaic Co. Journal, semi-
weekly.
Labor Standard, weekly.
SALEM CO.
Penn's Grove, Record, weekly.
Salem, National Standard, weekly.
Sunbeam, weekly.
Woodstown, Register, weekly.
SOMERSET CO.
Bound Brook, Chronicle, weekly.
.Somerville, Somerset Gazette, weekly.
Somerset Messenger, weekly.
Somerset Unionist, weekly.
New Jersey Law Journal,
monthly.
SUSSEX CO.
;Deckertown, Sussex Co. Independent, w'kly.
Newton, New Jersey Herald and Sussex Co.
Democrat, weekly.
Sussex Register, weekly.
UNION CO.
TElizabetli, Herald, daily and weekly.
Journal, daily and weekly.
Monitor, daily.
Freie Presse, semi-weekly.
Freie Zeitung, semi-weekly.
Plainfleld, Bulletin, daily and weekly.
Central New Jersey Times, w'kly.
Constitutionalist, weekly.
Rahway, Advocate and Times, weekly.
National Democrat, weekly.
WARREN CO.
Belvidere, Apollo, weekly.
Warren Journal, weekly.
Blairstown, Pi-ess, weekly.
Haekettstown, Gazette, weekly.
Herald, weekly.
P*hillipsburg, Warren Democrat, weekly.
Washington, Review, weekly.
Star, weekly.
NEW YORK.
ALBANY CO.
Albany, Argus, daily, semi-weekly and
weekly.
Evening "Journal, daily, semi-
weekly and weekly.
Evening Post, daily.
Evening Times, daily and weekly.
Freie Blatter, daily.
Herold, daily.
Morning Express, daily.
Press and Knickerbocker, daily
and Sunday.
Cultivator and Country Gentle-
man, weekly.
Fanciers' Weekly.
Law Journal, weekly.
Mirror, week'y.
Press and Legislative Journal,
weekly.
NEW YORK.
ALBANY CO.
Albany, Our Work at Home, monthly.
Poultry Monthly.
Voice, monthly.
Coeynians, Herald, weekly.
Cohoes, News, daily.
Cataract, weekly.
La Patrie Nouvelle, weekly.
Leader, we?kly.
Reg'ster, weekly.
Regulator, weekly.
Knowersville, Golden Era, weekly.
Rensselaerville, Press, weekly.
Shakers, Shaker Manifesto, monthly.
West Troy, Albany Co. Democrat, weekly.
ALLEGANY CO.
Alfred Centre, Sabbath Recorder, weekly.
Alfred Student, monthly.
Angelica, Allegany Co. Republican, w'kly.
Belmont, Genesee Valley Free Press, w'kly.
Canaseraga, Times, weekly.
Cuba, Patriot, weekly.
Friendship, Chronicle, weekly.
Register, weekly.
Hume, Enterprise, weekly.
Wellsville, Allegany Co. Reporter, weeklj\
Allegany Democrat, weekly.
BROOME CO.
Bi nghamton. Democrat, daily and w'kly.
Leader, daily and weekly.
Republican, d'ly and w'ly.
Sunday Tribune, Sunday.
Deposit, Courier, weekly.
Lisle, Gleaner, weekly.
Union, News, weekly.
Whitney's Point, Reporter, weekly.
Windsor, Standard, weekly.
CATTARAUGUS CO.
Cattaraugus, Chronicle, weekly.
Ellicottville, Cattaraugus Union, weekly.
Franklinville, Argus, weekly.
Gowanda, Enterprise, weekly.
Limestone, Reporter, weekly.
Olean, Times, daily and weekly.
Democrat, weekly.
Randolph, Courant, weekly.
Register, weekly.
Salamanca, Cattaraugus Republican, weekly.
County Record, weekly.
Gazette, weekly.
CAYUGA CO.
Auburn, Advertiser, daily and weekly.
Evening Auburnian, daily.
News, daily and weekly.
Cayuga Co. Independent, weekly.
Moravia, Citizen, weekly.
Valley Register, weekly.
Port Byron, Chronicle, weekly.
Union"Springs, Advertiser, weekly.
Weedsport, Cayuga Chief, weekly.
Sentinel, weekly.
CHAUTAUQUA CO.
Dunkirk, Advertiser and Union, weekly.
Journal, weekly.
Forestville, Chautauqua Farmer, weekly.
Fredonia, Censor, weekly.
Jamestown, Jouinal, daily and weekly.
Cliautauqua Democrat, weekly.
Folkets Rost, weekly.
People's Press, weekly.
Standard, weekly.
Chautauqua Assembly Herald,
monthly.
Countryside, monthly.
Mayville, Sentinel, weekly.
Panama, Herald, weekly.
Sherman, Chautauqua Co. News, weekly.
Silver Creek, Local, weekly.
Sinclairville, Spectator, weekly.
Westfleld, Republican, weekly.
CHEMUNG CO.
Elmira, Advertiser, daily and weekly.
Bulletin, daily.
Free Press, daily and weekly.
Gazette, daily and weekly.
Husbandman, weekly.
Sunday Morning Telegram, Sund'y.
Bistoury, quarterly.
Horseheads, Journal, weekly.
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CHENANGO CO.
Afton, Home Sentinel, weekly.
Bainbridge, Republican, weekly.
Times, weekly.
Greene, Chenango American, weekly.
Guilford, Chenango Press, weeklj'.
New Berlin, Gazette, weekly.
Norwich, Chenango Telegraph, semi-w'kly.
Chenango Union, weekly.
Sentinel, weekly.
Oxford, Times, weekly.
Sherburne, News, weekly.
CLINTON CO.
Champlain. Journal, weekly.
Plattsburgh, News, weekly.
Republican, weekly.
Sentinel, weekly.
COLUMBIA CO.
Chatham Village, Chatham Courier, weekly.
Hillsdale, Herald, weekly.
Hudsou, Register, daily and weekly.
Republican, daily and weekly.
Kinderhook, Rough Notes, weekly.
New Lebanon, Journal of Materia Medica,
monthly.
Philmont, Sentinel, weekly.
CORTLAND CO.
Cincinnatus, Otselic Valley Register, weekly.
Cortlaud, Democrat, weekly.
Standard, weekly.
Homer, Republican, weekly.
McGrawville, Sentinel, weekly.
Marathon, Independent, weekly.
DELAWARE CO.
Andes, Recorder, weekly.
Davenport, Charlotte Valley News, weekly.
Delhi, Delaware Express, weekly.
Delaware Gazette, weekly.
Delaware Republican, weekly.
Downsville, News, weekly.
Franklin, Register, weekly.
Hancock, Herald, weekly.
Margaretville, Utilitarian, weekly.
Roxbury, Delaware Times, weekly.
Sidney Plains, Rural Press, weekly.
Stamford, Mirror, weekly.
Walton, Chronicle, weekly.
DUTCHESS CO.
Amenia, Times, weekly.
Dover Plains. Dover Press, weekly.
Fishkill, Journal, weekly.
Fishkill Landing, Fishkill Standard, weekly.
Millerton, Telegram, weekly.
Pawling, Pioneer, weekly.
Pine Plains, Herald, weekly.
PouKhkeepsie, Eagle, daily and weekly.
News, daily and weekly.
Press, daily and weekly.
Courier, Sunday.
Dutchess Farmer, weekly.
Post, weekly.
Red Hook, Journal, weekly.
Rhinebeck, Gazette, weekly.
Wappingers Falls, Era, weekly.
Wappingers Chronicle,
weekly,
ERIE CO.
Akron, Breeze, weekly.
Angola, Record, weekly.
Buffalo, Commercial Advertiser, daily, tri-
weekly and weekly.
Courier, daily and weekly.
Demokrat, daily and weekly.
Express, daily and weekly.
Freie Presse, daily, Sunday and
weekly.
Volks-Freund, daily and weekly.
Bulletin, weekly.
Catholic Union, weekly.
Christian Advocate, weekly.
Die Aurora, weeklj'.
Die Christliche Woche, weeklj'.
Queen Citj', weekly.
Royal Templar, weekly.
Sundaj' Morning News, Sunday.
Sunday Times, Sunday.
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monthly.
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Teachers' Companion, monthly.
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Star, weekly.
Malone, Franklin Gazette, weekly.
Palladium, weekly.
Moira, Journal, weeklj'.
FULTON CO.
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weekly.
Standard, weekly.
Johnsto^vn, Fulton Co. Democrat, weekly.
Fulton Co. Republican, w'kly.
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Republican Advocate, weekly
Spirit of the Times, weekly.
Le Roy, Gazette, weeklj'.
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Recorder, weekly.
Coxsackie, News, weeklj'.
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Windham, Journal, weekly.
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Hope Falls, Hamilton Co. Democrat, weekly.
Wells, Journal and Republican, weekly.
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Ilion, Citizen, weeklj-.
Forest, Forge and Farm, monthly.
Little Falls, Catholic Telegraph, weekly.
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Journal and Courier, weekly.
Mohawk, Independent, weeklj'.
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JEFFERSON CO.
Adams, Jefferson Co. Journal, weekly.
Antwerp, Gazette, weeklj'.
Cape Vincent, Democratic Eagle, weeklj'.
Carthage, Republican and Northern New-
Yorker, weeklj'.
Clayton, Independent, weeklj'.
WatertowB, Despatch, daily and weeklj'.
Times, dailj' and weeklj-.
Post, weeklj'.
Poultry Chronicle, monthly.
KINGS CO.
Brooklyn, Brooklyner Freie Pres.se, dally
and Sundaj'.
Eagle, dailj' and Sunday.
Times, dailj'.
Union-Argus, daily.
Stats Svenska Argus, semi-w'ly.
Brookljner Anzeiger, weekly.
Brooklyner Courier, weekly.
Brooklj'ner Reform, weeklj'.
Globe, weeklj'.
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Leader, weekly.
News, weekly.
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Long Island Record, weekly.
Sentinel, weekly.
Flatbush, Kings Co. Rural and Brighton Ga-
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LEWIS CO.
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Lewis Co. Democrat, weekly.
Times, weekly.
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Livingston Co. Herald, weekly.
Caledonia, Advertiser, weekly.
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Express, weekly.
Laws of Life and Journal of Health,
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Union Citizen, weekly.
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Mount Morris, Enterprise, weekly.
Union and Constitution, w'kly.
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weekly and weekly.
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Sunday.
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Hotel Reporter, daily.
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Journal of Commerce, daily
and semi-weekly.
Le Messager Franco-Americain,
daily, semi-weekly and
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Sunday.
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daily, weekly and Sunday.
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and weekly.
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America, weekly.
American Art Journal, weekly.
American Dairyman and But-
ter, Cheese and Egg Re-
porter, weekly.
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American Railroad Journal,
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American Ship, weekly.
American Stationer, weekly.
American Trade Reporter,
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Church and Sunday School
Weekly.
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Commercial Travelers' Jour
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Corner Stone, weekly.
Crockery and Glass Journal,
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Deaf Mute's Journal, weekly.
Der Freischutz, Sundaj".
Der Fuehrer, weekly.
Der Republikaner, weekly.
Deutsch-Amerikanlscher Gro-
cer, weekly.
Die New Yorker Bundes-Presse,
weekly.
Digest, weekly.
Dispatch, Sunday.
Dramatic News and Society
Journal, weekly.
Dry Goods Bulletin, weekly.
El Anunciador Hispano-Ameri-
cauo, weekh'.
Engineering and Mining Jour-
nal, weekly.
Engineering News, weekly.
Era, weekly.
Evangelist, weekly.
Examiner and Chronicle, w'kly.
Fashion Bazar, weekly.
Federal Gazette and Current
Record, weekly.
Eigaro, weekly.
Fireman's Journal, weekly.
Fireside Companion, weekly.
Forest and Stream, weekly.
Fortschrltt. Sunday.
Frank Leslie's Boys' and Girls'
Weekly.
Frank Leslie's Illustrated
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Frank Leslie's Illustrirte Zei-
tung, weekly.
Frank Leslie's Lady's Journal,
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lic Register, weekly.
Grocer, weekly.
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Handels-Zeitung, weekly.
Harper's Bazar, weekly.
Harper's Weekly.
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Hebrew Leader, weekly.
Home Journal, weekly.
Hospital Gazette, weekly.
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Hotel Register, weekly.
Hour, weekly.
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und der Schweiz, weekly.
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Irish Democrat, weekly.
Irish World, weekly.
Iron Age, weekly.
Jewish Messenger, weekly.
Judische Volks-Zeitung, w'kly.
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La Independencia, weekly.
Land and Home, weekly.
Xandsberg's Illustrirtes Woch-
enblatt, weekly.
McGee's Illustrated Weekly.
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Messenger, weekly.
Metal Worker, weekly.
Methodist, weekly.
Millers" Journal, weekly.
Mining Record, weekly.
Mirror, weekly.
Musical and "Sewing Machine
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Musical Review, weekly.
Nachrichten Aus Deutschland
und der Schweiz, weekly.
Nation, weeklj'.
National Journal, weekly.
National Police Gazette, w'kly.
Nautical Gazette, weekly.
New Jerusalem Messenger,
weeklj'.
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Journal, weekly.
New Yorker Deutsches Volks-
blatt, weekly.
New Yorker Schwaebisches
Wochenblatt, weekly.
New Yorker Tagsblatt, weekly.
Nordsjernan, weekly.
Observer, weekly.
Oil, Paint and Drug Reporter,
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Our Second Century, weekly.
Paper Trade Journal, weekly.
Polytechnic Review, weekly.
Present Century, weeklj'.
Printers' and ' Lithographers'
Gazette and Newspaper Re-
porter, weeklj'.
Progressive American, weekly.
Proof Sheet, weeklj'.
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Publishers' Weekly.
Puck, weeklj-.
Puck, weekly, German.
Railroad Gazette, weekly.
Real Estate Record and Buil-
ders' Guide, weekly.
Reveille, weeklj'.
Review, weeklj'.
Rural New Yorker, weekly.
School Journal, weeklj'.
scientific American, weekly.
Scientific Man, weeklj'.
Scotsman and Caledonian Ad-
vertiser, weekly.
Scottish Am. Journal, weekly.
Sentinel, weeklj-.
Sentrj-, weeklj-.
Sheldon's Dry Goods Price List,
weeklj-.
Shoe and' Leather Reporter,
weeklv.
Spirit of tlie Times, weeldy.
Sportsman, weeklj'.
Standard, weeklj'.
Star Journal, weekly.
Stockholder, weekly.
Suffragist, weeklj'.
Sunday Courier, Sundaj-.
Sundaj' Democrat, Sundaj'.
Sunday 3Iercurj', Sunday.
Sunday Times and Messenger,
Sunday.
Tablet, weeklj-.
Thompson's Bank Note and
Commercial Reporter,
weeklj', semi-monthly and
monthlj'.
Thoughts and Events, weekly.
Tobacco Leaf, weeklj-.
Trade Bureau, weeklj'.
Trade Reporter, weekly.
Truth Seeker, weeklj'.
Turf, Field and Farm, weekly.
Union (Morrisania), weekly.
Union, Sundaj'.
U. S. Economist and Drj' Good*
Reporter, weekly.
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Wall Street Journal, weekly.
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Weekly.
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Wild Oats, weekly.
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Young Christian Soldier and
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Young Folks' Weekly.
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Art Interchange, bi-weekly.
Lutherische Herold, bi-weekly.
Notions and Fancy Goods Re-
cord and Silk Reporter,
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Advocate and Family Guar-
dian, semi-monthly.
American Bookseller, semi-
monthly.
Am. Gas Light Journal, semi-
monthly.
Bonfort's Wine and Liquor Cir-
cular, semi-monthly.
Buchdrucker Zeitung, semi-
monthly.
Bullion, semi-monthly.
Der Techniker, semi-monthly.
Deutsch-Amer. Apotheker Zei-
tung, semi-monthly.
Echo, semi-monthly.
G^j'er's Stationer, semi-m'thly.
Insurance and Real Estate
Journal, semi-monthly.
Journal of the Telegraph,'semi-
monthly.
Magnet, semi-monthly.
National Bankruptcy Register
Reports, semi-monthly.
Operator, semi-monthly.
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Plumber and Sanitary Engi-
neer, semi-monthl,v.
Scientific News, semi-monthly.
Shipping Gazette and Travel-
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Sower and Gospel Field, semi-
monthly.
Wine and Spirit Review, semi-
monthly.
Acta Columbiana, every three
weeks.
Aldine, monthly.
Am. Agriculturist, monthly.
Am. Brewers' Gazette, and Malt
and Hop Trades' Review,
monthly.
American Entomologist,
monthly.
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Am. Hairdresser and Perfumer,
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American Journal of Microsco-
py and Pop. Science, m'thly.
American Kindergarten Maga-
zine, monthly.
American Mail and Export
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American Microscopical Jour-
nal, monthly.
American Missionary, monthly.
Am. Model Printer, monthly.
American Wine and Grape
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Andrews' Bazar, monthly.
Annals of the Anatomical and
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tin, monthly.
Appleton's Journal, monthly.
Appleton's Railway and Steam
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Art Amatevir, monthly.
Art Critic, monthly.
Art Journal, monthly.
Bankers' Magazine, monthly.
Baptist Home Mission Monthly.
Barnes' Educational Monthly.
Beekeepers' Magazine, m'thly.
Blacksmith and Wheelwright,
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Book Buyer, monthly.
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Brick, Pottery and Glass Jour-
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Browne's Phonographic M'thly.
Builder and Woodworker,
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Caecilia. monthly.
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Carpet Trade, monthly.
Carpet Trade Review, monthlj\
Catholic Fireside, monthly.
Catholic World, monthly.
Celtic Monthly,
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Church Magazine, monthly.
Clothier and Hatter, monthly.
Comic Monthly.
Cricket on the Hearth, m'thly.
Cutters' Journal of American
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Demorest's Illustrated M'thly.
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cal Gazette, monthly.
Eclectic Magazine, monthly.
Eclectic Medical and Surgical
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El Comercio, monthly.
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Elire Fashions, monthly.
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Family Journal, monthly.
Farmer's Station Record, m'ly.
Field Glass, monthly.
Fire Record, monthly.
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Frank Leslies' Budget, m'thly.
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zine, monthly.
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view, monthly.
Gaillard's Medical Journal,
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Hop Trades Reporter,m'hly.
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tional Guardsman, m'thly.
Growing World, monthly.
Hall's Journal of Health, m'ly.
Harness and Carriage Journal>
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view, monthly.
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Homoeopathic Times, monthly.
Hub, monthly.
Index Medicus, monthly.
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mercial and Statistical Re-
view, monthly.
Industrial News and Inventors'
Guide, monthly.
Insurance Age, monthly.
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International Review, m'thly.
Jew^eler's Circular and Horo-
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Johnston's Dental Miscellany,
monthl}'.
Journal for the Stationery
Trade, monthly.
Ladles' Floral Cabinet, m'thly.
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La Llumanera, monthly.
Leisure Hours, monthlj'.
Literary News, monthly.
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dergarten, montlily.
Magazine of American History,
monthly.
Manufacturer and Builder,
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Medical and Surgical Reporter,
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Medical Eclectic, monthlj%
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Milliner, monthly.
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Mirror of Fashion, monthly.
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National Agriculturist and
Working Farmer, monthly.
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Pet Stock, Pigeon and Poultry
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Record of the Five Points
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Scholars' Companion, m'thly.
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Sunday School Journal, m'thly.
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Teachers' Institute, monthly.
Transactions of the American
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True Citizen, monthly.
Underwriter, monthly.
Union in Christ, monthlj'.
U. S. Ins. Gazette and Magazine,
monthlj'.
Van Nostrand's Engineering
Magazine, monthlj'.
Voice from the Old Brewery,
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Waring's X. Y. Z. Railway
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Widow's Guide, monthlj-.
Wood's Household Advocate,
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World of Fashion, monthly.
Young Catholic, monthly.
Young Scientist, monthly.
Archives of Medicine, bi-m'thly.
Chromatic Art Magazine, bi-
monthlj'.
Fur, Fin and Feather, bi-m'hly.
American Garden, quarter Ij'.
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logy- and Neurology, quar-
terly.
American Journal of Obstet-
rics, quarterly.
American Journal of Otology,
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azine and Journal of Actu-
aries, quarterly.
American Yacht Register and
Quarterly Reporter.
Archives of Ophthalmologj',
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Cancer Journal, quarterly.
Ehrichs' Fashion Quarterlj'.
Methodist Review, quarterlj'.
Musical Monitor, quarterlj'.
National Review, quarterly.
Presbyterian Review, quart'lj'.
Smith's Illustrated Pattern
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Typographic Me jsenger, q'rly.
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Union, daily and weeklj'.
Catholic Visitor, weeklj'.
Lock-Citj- News, weeklj'.
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Niagara Falls, Gazette, weeklj'.
Suspension Bridge, Journal, weeklj-.
Niagara Index, semi-
monthly.
Wilson, Star, weeklj-.
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Hamilton Literary Monthlj'.
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Watchword, weekly.
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and weekly.
Observer, daily and w^eekly.
Deutsche Zeitung, triweekly.
Sunday Ti'ibune, Sundaj'.
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Olive Branch, monthh'.
Y Cyfaill O'r Hen Wlad, monthly.
American Journal of Insanitj', q'rly.
Waterville, Times, weeklj'.
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Camillus, Independent, weeklj'.
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Jordan, Intelligencer, weekly.
Manlius, Monitor, weekly.
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Skaneateles, Democrat, weeklj'.
Free Press, weeklj'.
Syracuse, Courier, daily, weekly & Sunday.
Evening Herald, dailj'.
Journal, dailj* and weeklj'.
Morning Standard, daily and
weeKlj'.
American Weslej'an, weekly.
Central Demokrat, weekly.
Northern Christian Advocate,
weekly.
Sunday Times, Sunday.
Union, weekly.
Commercial Traveler, monthlj'.
National Citizen and Ballot Box,
monthlj'.
Poultrj' Record, monthlj'.
School Bulletin and New York
State Educational Journal,
monthlj'.
Tj'po, bi-monthlj'.
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Ontario Co. Times, weeklj'.
Ontario Repository and
Messenger, weeklj'.
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East Bloonifleld, News, weekly.
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Naples, Neapolitan, weekly.
Record, weekly.
Phelps, Citizen, weekly.
Neighbor's Home Mail, monthly.
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Times and Temperance Herald,
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Goslieu, Democrat, weekly.
Independent Republican, weekly.
Highland Falls, Journal, weekly.
Middletown, Argus, daily and weekly.
Press, daily and weekly.
Signs of the Times, semi-m'thly.
Montgomery, Republican and Standard,
weekly.
Newbuvgh, Journal, daily and weekly.
Register, daily and weekly.
Port Jervis, Union, daily and semi-weekly.
Gazette, triweekly and weekly.
Walden. Herald and Recorder, weekly.
Warwick, Advertiser, weekly.
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Orleans Republican, weekly.
Saturday Cfhronicle, weekly.
Holley, Standard, weekly.
Medina, Saturday Register, weekly.
Tribune, weekly.
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Cle /eland. Lake Side Press, weekly.
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Times, weekly.
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Oswego, Palladium, daily and weekly.
Times, daily and weekly.
Sun, weekly.
Parish, Mirror, weekly.
Phoenix, Register, weekly.
Pulaski, Democrat, weekly.
Sandy Creek, News, weekly.
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Temperance Investigator, w'y.
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New Era, weekly.
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Putnam Republican, weekly.
Cold Spring, Recorder, weekly.
QUEENS CO.
College Point, Long Island Central Zeitung,
weekly.
Long Island Reporter, weekly.
Mirror, weekly.
Flushing, Journal, daily and weekly.
Times, daily and weekly.
Glen Cove, Echo, weekly.
Gazette, weekly.
Hempstead, Inquii-er, weekly.
Queens Co. Sentinel, weekly.
Jamaica, KathoUsche Klrchen Zeitung,
weekly.
Long Island Democrat, weekly.
Long Island Farmer, weekly.
Standard, weekly.
Long Island City, Courier, daily and weekly.
Star, daily and weekly.
Long Island Beobachter,
weekly.
NEW YORK.
QUEi<:NS CO.
Newtown, Long Island Journal und Volks-
blatt, weekly.
Queens Co. Safeguard, weekly.
Register, weekly.
Rockville Centre, South Side Observer, w'kly.
Roslyn, News, weekly.
Whitestone, Herald, weeklj\
RENSSELAER CO.
Greenbush, Democrat, weekly.
Evening Star, weekly.
Rensselaer Co. Gazette, weekly.
Hoosick Falls, Rensselaer Co. Standard, w'kly.
Lansingburgh, Courier, weekly.
Gazette, weekly.
Troy, Evening Standard, daily.
Whig, daily and weekly.
Press, daily and weekly.
Times, daily and weekly.
Freie Deutsche Presse, weekly.
Northern Budget, Sunday.
Saturday Journal, weekly.
Trojan Observer, Sunday.
RICHMOND CO,
Edgewater (Stapleton P. O.), Der Deutsche
Staten Islander, weeklj'.
Richmond Co. Gazette, weekly.
Staten Islantl Leader, weekly.
New Brighton, Richmond Co. Sentinel, w'kly.
West New Brighton, Staten Island Advertiser,
weekly.
Staten Island Star, w'kly.
ROCKLAND CO.
Haverstraw, Rockland Co. Messenger, w'kly.
Nyack, City and Countrj', weekly.
Rockland Advertiser and Chronicle,
weekly.
Rockland Co. .lournal, weekly.
ST. LAWRENCE CO.
Canton, Commercial Advertiser, weekly.
St. Lawrence Plaindealer, weekly.
Gouverneur, Herald and Times, weekly.
Nicholville, Herald, weekly.
Norwood, News, weekly.
Ogdensburgh, Journal, daily and weekly.
Advance, weekly.
Potsdam, Courier and Freeman, weekly.
St. Lawrence Herald, weekly.
SARATOGA CO.
BalLston Spa, Ballston Democrat, weekly.
Ballston Journal, weekly.
Saratoga Springs, Saratogiau, daily and
weekly.
Banner, weekly.
Saratoga Eagle, weekly.
Saratoga Sentinel, w'ly.
Sun, weekly.
Schuylerville, Standard, weekly.
Stillwater, Enterprise, weekly.
Waterford, Advertiser, weekly.
SCHENECTADY CO.
Schenectady, Star, daily and weeklj'.
Gazette, daily and weekly.
Union, daily and weekly.
Deutscher Anzeiger, w'kly.
True Democrat, weekly.
SCHOHARIE CO.
Charlotteville, Phoenix, weekly.
Cobleskill, Herald, weekly.
Index, weekly.
Gilboa, Monitor, weekly.
Jefferson, Jeffersonian, weekly.
Middleburgh, Gazette, weekly.
Richmondville, Democrat, weekly.
Schoharie, Republican, weeklj-.
Union, weekly.
Sharon Springs, Gazette, weekly.
SCHUYLER CO.
Havana, Democrat, weekly.
Journal, weekly.
Watkius, Democrat, weekly.
Express, weekly.
SENECA CO.
Ovid, Independent, weekly.
Seneoa Falls, Courier, semi-weekly.
Reveille, weekly.
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SENPX'A CO.
Waterloo, Catholic Times, weekly.
Observer, weeklj'.
Seneca Co. News, weekly.
STEUBEN CO.
Addison, Advertiser, weekly.
Avoca, Advance, weekly.
Bath, Steuben Courier, weeklj%
Steuben Farmers' Advocate, weekly.
Canisteo, Times, weekly.
Cohocton, Valley Times, weeklj\
Corning, Democrat, weeklj\
Journal, weekly.
Hammondsport, Herald, weekly.
Ho^nells^'ille, Evening Tribune,- daily and
weekly.
Hornell Times, daily and w'ly.
Herald, weekly.
Invincible, weekly.
Prattsburgh, News, weekly.
Wayland, Union Advertiser, weeklj'.
SUFFOLK CO.
Babylon, Budget, weekly.
South Side Signal, weekly.
Greenport, Republican Watchman, weekly.
Suffolk Times, weekly.
Huntington, Long Islander, weekly.
Suffolk Bulletin, weekly.
Northport, Suffolk Co. Journal, weekly.
Patchogue, Advance, weekly.
Port Jefferson, Long Island Leader, weekly.
Times, weekly.
Riverhead, News, weekly.
Sag Harbor, Corrector, weekly.
Express, weekly.
Southold, Long Island Traveler, weekly.
SULLIVAN CO.
Jeffersonville, Sullivan Co. Record, weekly.
Liberty, Register, weekly.
Mouticello, Republican "Watchman, w'kly.
Sullivan Co. Republican, w'kly.
TIOGA CO.
Candor, Independent, weekly.
Newark Valley, Tioga Co. Herald, weekly.
Owegro, Blade, weekly.
Gazette, weeklj'.
Times, weekly.
Tioga Co. Record, weekly.
Spencer, Herald, weekly.
Waverly, Advocate, weekly.
Review, weekly.
TOMPKINS CO.
Dryden, Herald, weekly.
Groton, Journal, weekly.
Ithaca, Journal, daily and weekly.
Cornell Ei'a, weekly.
Democrat, weekly.
Ithacan, weekly.
Cornell Review, monthly.
Trumansburg, Sentinel, weekly.
ULSTER CO.
EUenville, Banner of Liberty, weekly.
Journal, weekly.
Press, weekly.
K.iugston, Freeman, daily and weekly.
Courier, daily and weekly.
Argus, weekly.
Journal, weekly.
Nevr Paltz, Independent, weeklj'.
Times, weekly.
Saugerties, Evening Post, daily
Telegraph, weekly.
WARREN CO.
Glen's Falls, Times, dailj'.
Messenger, weekly.
Republican, weekly.
WASHINGTON CO.
Cambridge, Washington County Pest, w'kly.
Fort Edward, Gazette, weeklj'.
Granville, Review, daily and weekly.
Greenwich, People's Journal, weekly
Salem, Press, weekly.
Review, weeklj'.
Sandy Hill, Herald, weekly.
Whitehall, Chronicle, weeklj'.
Times, weeklj'.
NEW YORK.
WAYNE CO.
Clyde, Times, weeklj'.
lij'ous, Bepublican, weeklj'.
Wayne Democratic Press, weekly.
Newark, Courier, weekly.
Union, weeklj-.
Palmj'ra, Courier, weeklj'.
Wayne Co. Journal, weekly.
Fruit Recorder, monthlv.
Sodus,- Wayne Co. Alliance, weeklj'.
Williamson, Banner, weeklj'.
Wolcott, Lake Shore News, weekly.
WESTCHESTER CO.
Crotoii Falls, News, weeklj'.
Irvington, Sunnyside Courier, weekly.
Katonah, Recorder, weeklj'.
Mount Kisco, Weeklj'.
Moimt Vernon, Argus, weeklj'.
Chronicle, weeklj-.
Eastchester Independent,
weekly.
Westchester Co. Anzeiger,
weeklj'.
Westchester Co. Deutsches
Volksblatt, weekly.
Constellation, semi-monthly.
New Rochelle, Pioneer, weeklj'.
Press, weeklj'.
Peekskill, Blade, weeklj'.
Highland Democrat, weekly.
Messenger, weeklv.
Port Chester, Journal, weekly.
Leader, weekly.
Sing Sing, Democratic Register, weekly.
Democratic Standard, weeklj'.
Hudson River Chronicle, weekly.
Republican, weeklj'.
Tarrytown, Argus, weeklj'.
White Plains, Eastern State Joiu-nal,
weeklj'.
Westchester News,w'kly.
Yonkers, Gazette, weeklj'.
Statesman, weekly.
WYOMING CO.
Arcade, Leader, weekly.
Attica, Argus, weeklj'.
News, weeklj'.
Castile, Castilian, weekly.
Perry, Herald, weeklj'.
Pike, Gazette, weeklj'.
Wai'sa^v, Western New Yorker, weekly.
Wyoming Co. Democrat, weekly.
Wyoming Co. Times, weekly.
Wyoming, Wyoming Valley Era, weekly.
YATES CO.
Dundee, Observer, weekly.
Record, weeklj-.
Peun Yan, Democrat, weekly.
Express, weekly.
Yates Co. Chronicle, weekly.
NORTH CAROLINA.
ALAMANCE CO.
Gi'aham, Alamance Gleaner, weekly.
ANSON CO.
Wadesboro, Pee Dee Herald, weekly,
BEAUFORT CO.
Washiiigrtou, North State Press, weekly.
BUNCOMBE CO.
Asheville, Journal, semi-weeklv.
North Carolina Citizen, weekly.
BURKE CO.
Morganton, Blue Ridge Blade, weekly.
CABARRUS CO.
Coucoi'd, Register, weeklj*.
Sun, weeklj'.
CALDWELL CO.
Lienoir, Topic, weekly
CASWELL CO.
Milton, Chronicle, weekly.
CATAAVBA CO.
Hickory, Piedmont Press, weeklv.
Western Carolinian, w^ ekly.
Ne>vton, Enterprise, weeklj'.
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CHATHAM CO.
Pittsborougli, Chatham Record, weekly.
CHEROKEE CO.
31 iirphy, Cherokee Herald, weekly,
CHOWAN CO.
Edeutou, Clarion, weekly.
CLEVELAND CO.
Shelby, Aurora, weekly.
CRAVEN CO.
New-Berne, Democrat, daily.
Nut-Shell, daily.
Newbernian, weekly.
Star of Zion, monthlj'.
Watch-Tower, monthly.
CUMBERLAND CO.
Fayetteville, Cape Fear Banner, weekly.
EDGECOMBE CO.
Rocky Mount, Progress, weekly.
Tarboro, Southerner, weekly.
FORSYTH CO.
Salem, People's Pi-ess, weekly.
Winston, Leader, weekly. |
Union Republican, weeklj'. I
Western Sentinel, weekly.
Church Messenger, semi-m'nthly.
FRANKLIN CO.
Liouisburg, Franklin Times, weekly.
GRANVILLE CO.
Henderson, Border Review, weekly.
Tobacconist, weekly.
Oxford, Granville Free Lance, weekly.
Torch Light, weekly.
GUILFORD CO. |
Greensboro, Beacon, semi-weekly. '
Central Protestant, weekly.
North State, weekly.
Patriot, weekly.
HALIFAX CO.
Enfield, Sentinel, weekly.
Weldon, Roanoke News, weekly.
Roanoke Farmer, monthly.
HENDERSON CO.
Henclersonville, Western Courier, w'kly.
IREDELL CO.
Mooresville, Iredell Gazette, weekly.
Statesville, American, weekly.
Landmark, weekly.
LENOIR CO.
H-inston, Journal, weekly.
La Grange, Baptist Review, weekly.
LINCOLN CO.
Lincolntou, Coustitvition, semi-weekly.
Lincoln Progress, weekly.
MACON CO.
Franklin, Western Reporter, weekly.
MECKLENBURG CO.
Charlotte, Evening Press, daily.
Observer, daily and weekly.
Bulletin, triweekly and w'kly.
Democrat, weekly.
Southern Home, weekly.
South-Land, monthly.
MITCHELL CO.
Bakersville, Roan Mountain Republican,
weekly.
MOORE CO.
Carthagre, Moore Index, weekly,
NEW HANOVER CO.
Wilniiugtou, Star, daily and weekly.
Review, daily and weekly.
North Carolina Presbyterian,
weekly.
Post, weekly.
Africo-American Presbyte-
rian, semi-monthly.
North Carolina Medical Jour-
nal, monthlj'.
South Atlantic, monthly.
NORTH CAROLINA.
NORTHAMPTON CO.
Jackson, Northampton Reporter, weekly.
ORANGE CO.
Chapel Hill, Ledger, weeklj'.
Durham, Methodist Advance, weekly.
Recorder, weekly.
Tobacco Plant, weekly.
Hillsboro, Southern Mail, weekly.
PASQUOTANK CO.
Elizabeth City, Evening Telegram, daily.
Economist, weekly.
Falcon, weekly.
North Carolinian, weekly.
PITT CO.
Greenville, Express, weekly.
RANDOLPH CO.
Asheburo, Courier, weekly.
RICHMOND CO.
Rockingham, Pee Dee Bee, weekly.
Spirit of the South, weekly.
ROBESON CO.
Luinberton, Robesonian, weekly,
ROCKINGHAM CO.
Reidsville, News, weekly.
Southern Star, weekly.
ROWAN CO.
fSalisbury, News, semi-weekly.
Carolina Watchman, weekly.
STOKES CO.
Danbiiry. Reporter, weekly.
SURRY CO.
Mount Airy, Times, weekly.
Visitor, weekly.
UNION CO.
3Ionroe, Enquirer, weekly.
Union Express, weekly.
WAKE CO.
Raleigh, Dispatch, daily.
News, daily and weekly.
Observer, daily and weekly.
Advertiser, triweekly.
Biblical Recorder, weekly.
Christian Advocate, weekly.
Farmer and Mechanic, weekly.
Friend and Templar, weekly.
State Journal, weekly.
North Carolina Farmer, monthly.
WARREN CO.
Warrentou, Gazette, weekly.
Warren News, weekly.
WAYNE CO.
Goldsboro, Messenger, semi- weekly and
weekly.
Mail, weekly.
WILKES CO.
Wilkesborongh, Index, weekly.
WILSON CO.
Wilson, Advance, weekly.
Zion's Landmark, semi-monthly.
OHIO.
ADAMS CO.
Manchester, Independent, weekly.
West Union, Adams Co. New-Era, w'kly.
People's Defender, weekly.
Scion, weekly.
ALLEN CO.
BlufCton, News, weekly.
Lima, Allen Co. Democrat, weekly.
Allen Co. Republican, weekly.
Democratic Times, weekly.
Der Courier, weekly.
Gazette, weekly.
Spencerville, Journal, weekly.
ASHLAND CO.
Ashland, Press, weekly.
Times, weekly.
Haj'esville, Journal, weekly.
Loudonville, Advocate, weekly.
Democrat, weekly.
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ASHTABULA CO.
Ashtabula, Democratic Standard, weekly.
News, weekly.
Telegraph, weekly.
Conneaut, Reporter, weekly.
Geneva, Express, weekly.
Times, weekly.
J e It'e r s o n , Ashtabula Sentinel, semi-
weekly.
Gazette, weekly.
Orwell, Welcome, weekly.
ATHENS CO.
Albany (Lee P. O.), Echo, weekly.
Athens, Journal, weekly.
Messenger, weeklj'.
Nelsonville, News, weekly.
AUGLAIZE CO.
New Bremen, Stern des Westlichen Ohio,
weekly.
St. Marys, Argus, weekly.
Wapakoneta, Auglaize Co. Democrat,
weekly.
Bee, weekly.
BELMONT CO.
Barnesville, Enterprise, weekly.
Bellaire, Independent, weekly.
Leader, weekly.
Tribune, weekly.
Bridgeport, Riverside Press, weekly.
Martins Ferry, Ohio Valley News, weekly.
St. Clairsville, Belmont Chronicle, w'kly.
Gazette, weekly.
BROWN CO.
Oeorgetown, Brown Co. News, weeklj'.
Sentinel, weekly.
Ripley, Bee, weekly.
Times, weekly.
BUTLER CO.
Hamilton, News, daily and weekly.
Butler Co. Democrat, weekly.
National Zeitung, weekly.
Observer, weekly.
Middletown, Journal, weekly.
Signal, weekly.
Oxford, Citizen, weekly.
CARROLL CO.
Carrollton, Carroll Co. Chronicle, weekly.
Carroll Free Press, weekly.
Leesvllle, Connotton Valley Times, weekly.
CHAMPAIGN CO.
Mechanicsburg, Central Ohio News, weekly.
Herald, weekly.
St. Paris, New Era, weekly.
Urban a. News, daily.
Union-Democrat, daily and w'kly.
Citizen and Gazette, weekly.
University Courant, monthly.
CLARK CO.
South Charleston, Clark Co. Republican, w'ly.
Springfield, Gazette, daily and weekly.
Republic, daily, triweekly and
weekly.
Times, daily and weekly.
Live Patron, weekly.
Springflelder Journal, weekly.
Sunday Morning News, Sun-
day.
Transcript, weekly.
Farm and Fireside, semi-
monthly.
LefTel's Illustrated Milling and
Mechanical News, m'tnly.
Wlttenberger, monthly.
CLERMONT CO.
Bat a via, Advance, weekly.
Clermont Courier, weekly.
Clermont Sun, weekly.
New Richmond, Independent, weekly.
CLINTON CO.
Blanchester, Press, weekly.
New Vienna, Christian Worker, weeklj-.
Register, weeklj'.
Messenger of Peace, monthlj'.
Sabina, News, weekly.
OHIO.
CLINTON CO.
Wilmington, Clinton Republican, weekly.
Journal, weekly.
Sewing Machine Gazette,
monthlj'.
COLUMBIANA CO.
Columbiana, Independent Register, weekly.
True Press, weekly.
East Liverpool, Potter's Gazette, weekly.
Saturday Review, weekly.
Tribune, weeklj'.
East Palestine, Vallej' Echo, weekly.
Leetonia, Reporter, weeklj'.
New Liinbon, Buckej-e State, weekly.
Journal, weeklj'.
Ohio Patriot, weekly.
Salem, Era, weeklj'.
National Greenback, weekly.
Republican, weeklj'.
Educational Notes and Queries,
monthlj'.
Mutual Underwriter, monthlj'.
Ohio Educational Monthly and Na-
tional Teacher, monthlj'.
Wellsville, Union, weeklj'.
COSHOCTON CO.
Coshocton, Age, weeklj'.
Coshocton Co. Commonwealth
weeklj'.
Democrat, weeklj'.
CRAWFORD CO.
Bucyi'us, Forum, weekly.
Journal, weekly.
Crestline, Advocate, weekly.
Gallon, Inquirer, weekly.
Review, weeklj'.
Sun, weeklj'.
CUYAHOGA CO.
Berea, Advertiser, weekly.
Chagrin Falls, Exponent, weekly.
Cleveland, Anzeiger, daily and weekly.
Evening Times, daily and Sun-
day.
Herald, daily, tri-w'kly & w'kly.
Leader, dailj', tri-w'kly & w'kly.
Penny Press, daily.
Plaindealer, daily, tri-weekly
and weekly.
Waechter am Erie, daily, weekly
and Sunday.
Advance, weekly.
Catholic Universe, weekly.
Christliche Botschafter, weekly.
Dennice Novoveku, weekly.
Der Sendbote, weekly.
Die Biene, Sundaj's.
Evangelical Messenger, w^eekly.
Ohio Practical Farmer, weekly.
Reformite Kirchenzeitung, w'ly.
Sentinel, weekly.
South Cleveland Advocate,
weeklj'.
Standard of the Cross, weekly.
Trade Review, weeklj'.
Voice, Sunday.
Home Companion, semi-m'thly.
Brainard's Musical World,
monthlj'.
Evangelical S. S. Teacher,m'thlj'.
Evangelische Magazin, monthly.
Living Epistle, monthly.
Strongsville, Young Folks' Musical Monthly.
DARKE CO.
Arcanum. News, weeklj'.
Greenville, Democrat, weeklj'.
Journal, weeklj'.
Sundaj- Courier, Sunday.
Sunday Graphic, Sundaj'.
Versailles, Policj', weeklj'.
DEFIANCE CO.
Defiance, Defiance Co. Expi'ess, weekly.
Democrat, weeklj'.
Hicksville, News, weeklj'.
DELAWARE CO.
Delaware, Gazette, weekly.
Herald, weeklj'.
News, weeklj'.
Signal, weeklj'.
College Transcript, bi-weekly.
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ERIE CO.
Huron, Reporter, weekly.
Milan, Advertiser, weekly.
8aii(lii!^ky, Register, daily, triweekly and
weekly.
Der Demokrat, semi-weekly
and weekly.
Journal, weekly.
Ice and Fish News, monthly.
FAIRFIELD CO.
Liaucaster, Free Press, weekly.
Gazette, weekly.
Ohio Eagle, weekly.
Saturday Journal, weekly.
Lithopolis, Lithopolitan Home News, weekly.
FAYETTE CO.
Washiiiifton, Fayette Co. Herald, weekly.
Fayette Republican, w'kly.
Ohio State Register, weekly.
FRANKLIN CO.
Canal Winchester, Winchester Times, w'kly.
Coluiiibiii^, Courier, daily and weekly.
Dispatch, daily and weekly.
Ohio State Journal, daily and
weekly.
Penny Post, daily.
Times, daily and weekly.
Der Westbote, semi-weekly and
weekly.
Catholic Columbian, weekly.
Der Ohio Sonntagsgast, Sun'ys.
Franklin Co. Legal Record,
weekly.
Gazette, weekly.
Lutheran Standard, weekly.
Ohio State Sentinel, weekly
Ohio Waisenfreund, weekly.
Sunday Capital, Sunday.
Sunday Herald, Sunday.
Sunday Morning News, Sunday.
Companion and American Odd-
Fellow, monthly.
Knight, monthly.
Ohio Medical Recorder, m'thly.
Westerville, Review, weekly.
FULTON CO.
Delta, Avalanche, weekly.
Fayette, Record, weekly.
Wauseon, Democratic Expositor, weekly.
North-Western Republican,
weekly.
GALLIA CO.
GallipoHi!!, Bulletin, weekly.
Journal, weekly.
Ledger, weekly.
GEAUGA CO.
Burton, Geauga Leader, weekly.
Cliardou, Geauga Republican, weekly.
GREENE CO.
Jamestown, Tribune, weeklj^
Xenia, Democrat-News, weekly.
Gazette, weekly.
Sunlight, weekly.
Torchlight, weeklj%
GUERNSEY CO.
Cambridge, Guernsey Times, weekly.
Jeffersonian, weekly.
News, Aveekly.
Boy in Blue, monthl5^
Quaker City, Independent, weekly.
HAMILTON CO.
Ciuciiiuati, Abend-Post, daily, weekly and
Sunday.
Commercial, daily and weekly.
Enquirer, daily and weekly.
Freie Presse, daily and weekly.
Gazette, daily, semi-weekly &
weekly.
Law Bu'let'n, daily and w'kly.
Star, daily and weekly.
Times, daily and weekly.
Volksblatt. daily, weekly and
Sundav.
Volksfreund, daily, weekly &
Sunday.
Am. Christian Review, weekly.
OHIO.
HAMILTON CO.
Cincinnati, Am. Israelite, weekly.
Catholic Telegraph, weekly.
Christian Standard, weekly.
Der Christliche Apologete^
weekly.
Grange Bulletin, weekly.
Grocer and Merchants' Advo-
cate, weekly.
Hebrew Sabbath School Visit-
or, weekly.
Herald and Presbyter, weekly.
Irish Citizen, weekly.
Journal & Messenger, weekly.
Labor Tribune, weekly.
Lancet and Clinic, weekly.
Law Bulletin, weekly.
Live Stock Review, weeklj'.
Marine Journal, weekly.
Merchant and Manufacturer,
weekly.
Post, weekly.
Price Current and Commercial
Review, weekly.
Pi-otestantische Zeitblaetter,
weekly.
Saturday Night, weekly.
Star in the West, weekly.
Trade List, weekly.
Wahrheitsfreund, weekly.
Western Chi'istian Advocate,
weekly.
Western Tobacco Jour., w'kly.
Guiding Star, semi-monthly.
Mystic Jewel, semi-monthly.
National Bulletin, semi-m'thly.
American Inventor, monthly.
American Law Record, m'thly.
Artisan, monthly.
Baldwin's Musical Review,,
monthly.
Christian Press, monthly.
Church 's Musical Visitor
monthly.
Dental Register, monthly.
Deutsche Pionier, monthly.
Eclectic Medical Jour., m'thly.
Golden Hours, monthly.
Haus und Herd, monthly.
Masonic Review, monthly.
Medical Advance, monthly.
Medical Gazette, monthly.
Medical News, monthly.
Miller and Millwright, m'thly.
National Farmer, monthly.
National Repository, monthly.
Obstetric Gazette, monthly.
Physio-Medical Recorder,
"^monthly.
Post-Offlce Bulletin, monthly.
Sab. School Monthly.
Baptist Review, quarterlj\
Christian Quarterly.
HarrLson, News, weekly.
Mount Washington, Public School Journal,
monthly.
HANCOCK CO.
Findlay, Hancock Courier, weekly.
Jeffersonian, weekly.
Republican, weekly.
HARDIN CO.
Ada, Record, weekly.
Dunkirk, Standard, weekly.
Forest, Review, weekly.
Kenton, Hardin Co. Democrat, weekly.
Republican, weekly.
HARRISON CO.
Bowerston. Banner, weekly.
Cadiz, Republican, weekly.
Sentinel, weekly.
Scio, Herald, weekly.
HENRY CO.
Deshler, Flag, weekly.
Napoleon, Democratic Northwest, weekly.
Henry Co. Signal, weekly.
HIGHLAND CO.
Greenfield, Highland Chief, weekly.
Hillsborough, Gazette, weeklJ^
Highland News, weekly.
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HOCKING CO.
Logan, Hocking Sentinel, weekly.
Hocking Valley Gazette, weekly.
Republican, weekly.
HOLMES CO.
Millersburg, Holmes Co. Farmer, weekly.
Holmes Co. Republican,
weekly.
HURON CO.
Bellevue, Gazette, weekly.
Local News, weekly.
Monroeville, Spectator, weekly.
New London, Record, weekly.
Norwaik, Huron Co. Chronicle, weekly.
Ohio Adler, weekly.
Reflector, weekly.
Wakeman, Independent Press, weekly.
JACKSON CO.
•Jackson, Hei-ald, weekly.
Standard, weekly.
JEFFERSON CO.
Knoxville, Banner of Zion, monthly.
Sloan's Station, Enterprise, weekly.
■Steuben ville, Gazette, daily and weekly.
Herald, daily and weekly.
Germania, weekly.
Ohio Press, weekly.
Sunday Chronicle, Sunday.
Sunday News, Sunday.
KNOX CO.
'Centerburg, Mirror, weeklj-.
Fredericktown, Free Press, weekly.
■Gambler. Argus, weekly.
Kenj'on Advance, monthly.
illonnt Veriion, Democratic Banner, w'kly.
Republican, weekly,
Park's Floral Magazine,
monthly.
LAKE CO.
Fainesville, Advertiser, weekly.
Northern Ohio .Jour., weekly.
Telegraph, weekly.
Willoughby, Gazette, weekly.
Independent, \veekl}%
LAWRENCE CO.
Ii'onton, Iron Era, weekly.
Register, weekly.
Waechter am Ohio, weekly.
LICKING CO.
Granville, Denison Collegian, bi-weekly.
Newark, Advocate, weekly,
American, weekly.
Banner, weekly.
Democrat, weekly.
Utica, Herald, weekly,
LOGAN ca
Bellefontaine, Examiner, weekly.
Logan Co. Index, weekly.
Lutheran Evangelist, wk'y.
Republican, itveekly.
De Graff, Buckeye, weekly.
West Libert}% Gazette, weekly.
LORATN CO.
Elyria, Constitution, weekly.
Republican, weekly.
Poultry Nation, monthly.
Lorain, Times, weeklj-.
North Amherst, Amherst Record, weekly.
Oberlin, News, weekly.
Review, bi-weekly.
Wellington, Enterprise, weekly.
LU'CAS CO,
South Toledo, Advertiser, weekly.
Toledo. Blade, daily and triweekly.
Commercial, daily and weekly.
Evening Bee, daily.
Express, daily and weekly.
Blade, weekly.
Northern Ohio Democrat, weekly
and Sunday,
Sunday Journal, Sunday.
Times, weekly.
True Nationalist, weekly.
Volksf reund, A%^ekly,
OHIO.
LUCAS CO,
Toledo, Medical & Surgical Journal, m'thly.
National Litei'ary Monthly.
Railroader, monthly.
MADISON CO.
London, Enterprise, weekly.
Madison Co. Democrat, weekly.
Times, wqekly.
Plain City, Darby Plains Sentinel, weekly.
MAHONING CO.
Canfleld, Mahoning Dispatch, weekly.
Youngstown, News, daily and w'kly.
Register and Tribune, daily &
weekly.
Nevv^ Star, weekly.
Rundschau, weekly.
Vindicator, weekly.
MARION CO.
Caledonia, Argus, weekly.
La Rue, News, weekly.
Marion, Democratic Mirror, weekly.
Independent, weeklj'.
Prospect, Monitor, weeklj-.
MEDINA CO.
Medina, Democrat, weeklj'.
Medina Co. Gazette, weekly.
Gleanings in Bee Culture, m'thly.
Seville, Times, weeklj*.
Wadsworth, Enterprise, weekly.
MEIGS CO.
Middlepoi't, Meigs Co. Herald, weekly.
Meigs Co. Republican, weekly.
Ponieroy, Journal, weeklj-.
Meigs Co. Telegraph, weekly.
MERCER CO.
Celina, Mercer Co. Observer, weekly.
Mercer Co. Standard, weeklj-.
MIAMI CO.
Co%-ingtou, Gazette, weekly.
Piqua, D( r Correspondent, weeklj-.
Journal, weeklj-.
Miami Democrat, weekly.
Miami Helmet, weeklj\
Tippecanoe Citj% Herald, weeklj'.
Troy, Miami Union, weeklj-.
West Milton, Argus, weeklj-.
MONROE CO.
Woodsfield, Monroe Gazette, weeklj-.
Spirit of Democracy, weekly.
MONTGOMERY CO.
Dayton, Anzeiger, dailj' and weekly.
Democrat, daily and weeklj-.
Die Daj'toner Volkszeitung, daUy
and weeklj'.
Journal, dailj- and weekly.
Christian W<u-ld, weeklj-.
Der Froehliche Botschafter, w'kly.
Herald of Gospel Liberty, weekly.
Religious Telescope, weekly.
Satmdaj- Evening Record, w^eekly.
Saturdaj- People, weekly.
Leaves of Light, bi-weekly.
Our Bible Teacher, monthly.
People's Home Journal, monthly.
Instructor, quarterlj-.
Grermantown, Press, weeklj-.
Miamisburg, Bulletin, weeklj-.
MORGAN CO.
McConuellsville, Democrat, weekly.
Herald, weekly.
MORROW CO.
Cardington, Independent, weeklj-.
Mount Gilead, Morrow Co. Sentinel, w'kly.
Union Register, ^veekly.
MUSKINGUM CO.
Dresden, Doings, weeklj-.
Zanesville, Courier, daily and weeklj-.
Times, dailj- and weekly.
Advocate, weeklj'.
Post, weekly.
Signal, weeklj'.
Blandy's Journal, monthly.
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OHIO.
NOBLE Ctl.
Caldwell, Citizen's Press, weekly.
Noble Co. Republican, weekly.
OTTAWA CO.
Oak Harbor, Exponent, weekly.
Press, weekly.
Port Clinton, Ottawa Co. News, weekly.
Ottawa Co. Reporter, w'kly.
PAULDING CO.
Antwerp, Banner, weekly.
Paiildingr, Democrat, weekly.
Paulding Co. Gazette, weekly.
PERRY CO.
New liexiugtou, Herald, weekly.
Perry Co. Democrat,
weekly.
Tribune, weekly.
Somerset, Press, weekly.
PICKAWAY CO.
Circleville, Democrat & Watchman, w'kly.
Herald, weekly.
Union Herald, weekly.
New Holland, Review, weekly.
PIKE CO.
Piketon, Courier, weekly.
Waverlj", Pike Co. Republican, weekly.
Watchman, weekly.
PORTAGE CO.
Garrettsville, Journal, weekly.
Kent, Saturday Bulletin, weekly.
Raveuua, Portage Co. Republican, w'kly.
Republican-Democrat, weekly.
PREBLE CO.
Eatou, Democrat, weekly.
Register, weekly.
PUTNAM CO.
Columbus Grove, Journal, weekly.
Putnam Co. Vidette, w'kly.
Leipsic, Free Press, weekly.
Ottawa, Putnam Co. Sentinel, weekly.
RICHLAND CO.
Bellville, Richland Star, weekly.
Weekly.
Mansfield, Call, weekly.
Courier, weekly.
Herald, weekly.
Ohio Liberal, weekly.
Richland Shield and Banner,
weeklj'.
Plymouth, Advertiser, weeklj'.
Shelby, News, weekly.
Times, weekly.
Shiloh, Review, weekly.
ROSS CO.
Adelphi, Border News, weekly.
Bee-Keepers' Instructor, monthly.
Bainbridgp, Chronicle, weekly.
Cliillicotlie, Advertiser, weekly.
National Express, weekly.
Ross Co. Register, weekly.
Scioto Gazette, weekly.
Unsere Zeit, weekly.
SANDUSKY CO.
Clyde, Enterprise, weekly.
Sentinel, weekly.
Fremont, Courier, weekly.
Democratic Messenger, weekly.
Journal, weekly.
SCIOTO CO.
Portsmouth, Blade, weekly.
Correspondent, weekly.
Times, weekly.
Tribune and Republican,
weekly.
SENECA CO.
Attica, Journal, weekly.
Bloomville, Seneca Co. Record, weekly.
Fostoria, Democrat, weekly.
Review, weekly.
Green Spring, Times, weekly.
Tiffin, Evening Herald, daily.
Die Presse, weekly.
Seneca Advertiser, weekly.
Tribune, weekly.
OHIO.
SHELBY CO.
Sidney, Journal, weekly.
Shelby Co. Democrat, weekly.
STARK CO.
Alliance, Independent Age, weekly.
Review, weekly.
Standard, weekly.
Canal Fulton, Fulton Signal, weekly.
Canton, Repository, daily and weekly.
Die Ohio Volks-Zeitung, weekly.
Stark Co. Democrat, weekly.
Massillon, American, weekly.
Independent, weekly.
SUMMIT CO.
Akron, Beacon, daily and weekly.
City Times, weekly.
Germania, weekly.
Sunday Gazette, Sunday.
Tribune, weekly.
Commercial, monthly.
Cuyahoga Falls, Reporter, weekly.
Hudson, Enterprise, weekly.
TRUMBULL CO.
Cortland, Gazette, weekly.
Hubbard, Signal, weekly.
Niles, Trumbull Co. Independent, weekly.
Warren, Constitution, weekly.
Record, weekly.
Tribune, weekly.
Western Reserve Chronicle, w'kly.
TUSCARAWAS CO.
Canal Dover, Iron Valley Reporter, weekly.
National Leader, weeklj'.
Dennison, Paragraph, weekly.
Newconierstown, Eye, weekly.
Nov Philadelphia, Der Deutsche Beo-
bachter, weekly.
Ohio Democrat,
weekly.
Tuscarawas Advo-
cate, weekly.
Uhrlchsvilte, Tuscarawas Chronicle, weekly.
UNION CO.
Marysville, Tribune, weekly.
Union Co. Journal, weekly.
Richwood, Gazette, weekly.
VAN WERT CO.
Delphos, Courant, weekly.
Herald, weekly.
Van Wert, Bulletin, weekly.
Times, weeklj'.
VINTON CO.
Hamden Junction, Haniden Enterpri.se, w'klj'.
McArthur, Christian Union Witness, or
the Olive Branch of Peace,
weeklj'.
Enquirer, weekly.
Journal, weeklj'.
Vinton Record, weekly.
WARREN CO.
Franklin, Argus, weekly.
Vallej' Chronicle, weekly.
Lebanon, Gazette, weekly.
Patriot, weekly.
Warren Co. Democrat, weekly.
Western Star, weekly.
Morrow, Telegram, weeklj'.
Waynesville, Miami Gazette, weekly.
WASHTNGTON CO.
Beverlj', Dispatch, weekly.
Marietta, Register, weekly.
Tim(!S, weeklj'.
Zeitung, weekly.
WAYTsE eo.
Doylestown, Journal, weekly.
Fredericksburg, Herald, weekly.
Orrville, Crescent, weekly.
Shreve, Journal, weekly.
West Salem, Monitor, weekly.
Wooster, Republican, weekly.
Wayne Co. Democrat, weeklj-.
Royal Arcanum Jeurnal, m'thly
AMERICAN NEWSPAPER DIRECTORY.
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OHIO.
WILLIAMS CO.
Bryan, Democrat, weekly.
Press, weekly.
Edgerton, Herald, weekly.
Pioneer, Border Alliance, weekly.
West Unity, Unity Eagle, weekly.
WOOD CO.
Bo^vling (Jreen, Democrat, weekly.
Wood Co. Sentinel, w'kly.
North Baltimore, Sim, weekly.
Pemberville, Independent, weekly.
Perrysburg, Journal, weekly.
Weston, Herald, weekly.
WYANDOT CO.
Carey, Wyandot Co. Times, weekly.
Nevada, Enterprise, weekly.
Upper Saudiisky, Wyandot Co. Republi-
can, weekly.
Wj'andot Democratic
Union, weekly.
OREGON.
BAKER CO.
Baker City, Bedrock Democrat, weekly.
BEXTOX CO.
Corvallis, Benton Co Blade, weekly.
Gazette, weekly.
Philomath, Crucible, weekly.
CLACKAMAS CO.
Oregon City, Enterprise, weekly.
CLATSOP CO.
Astoria, Astorian, daily and weekly.
coos CO.
Empire City, Coos Co. Argus, weekly.
Marshfleld, Coast Mail, weekly.
Coos Bay News, weekly.
DOUGLAS CO.
Roseburg, Douglas Independent, weekly.
Plaindeal'-r, weekly.
Western Star, weekly.
GRAXT CO.
Canyon City, Grant Co. News, weekly.
JACKSOX CO.
Ashlind, Tidings, weeklJ^
Jacksonville, Democratic Times, weekly.
Oregon Sentinel, weekly.
LAKE CO.
liakeview, Lake Co. Examiner, weekly.
LAXE CO.
Eugene City, Guard, weekly.
Oregon State Journal, w'kly.
Junction City, Republican, weekly.
LIXX CO.
Albany, Herald, weekly.
Register, weekly.
State Rights Democrat, weekly.
MARION CO.
Salem, Capital, daily and Sunday.
Statesman, daily and weekly.
MULTXOMAH CO.
East Portland, Vindicator, weekly.
Portland, Bee, daily.
Evening Telegram, daily.
Oregonian, daily and weekly.
Standard, daily and weekly.
Catholic Sentinel, weeklj-.
Commercial Reporter, w'eeklj'.
Deutsche Zeitung, weekly.
Mercury, weekh'.
New North-West, weekly.
North Pacific Rural Spirit,w'kly.
Oregon Farmer, weekly.
Oregon Staats Zeitung," weekly.
Pacific Christian Advocate, w'ly.
Sunday Welcome, Sunday.
Willamette Farmer, weekly.
Journal of Education, semi-
monthly.
Oregon Churchman, semi-m'hly.
Archangel, monthly.
OREGON.
MULTXOMAH CO.
Portland, Oregon Literary Vidette, m'lhly.
Resources of Oregon and Wash-
ington, monthly.
West Shore, monthly.
POLK CO.
Dallas, Itemizer, weekly.
Independence, River'^Side, weekly.
Monmouth, Pacific Christian Messenger, w'lj'.
UMATILLA CO.
Pendleton, East Oregonian, weekly.
Independent, weekly.
Weston, Leader, weekly.
UXION CO.
La CJrande, Gazette, weekly.
Union, Mountain Sentinel, weekly.
WASCO CO.
The Dalles, Inland Empire, weekly.
Mountaineer, weekly.
WASHINGTON CO.
Cornelius, Courant, weekly.
Hillsboro, Washington" Co. Independent,
weekly.
YAM HILL CO.
Lafayette, Courier, weekly.
McMinnville, Yam Hill Co. Reporter, weekly.
PENNSYLVANIA.
ADAMS CO.
Gettysburgh, Compiler, weekly.
Star and Sentinel, weekly.
Pennsylvania College
Monthly.
New Oxford, Item, weekly.
York Sulphur Springs, Comet, weekly.
ALLEGHENY CO.
Allegheny, Evening Mail, daily.
Der Sonntagsbote, Sunday.
Braddock, Sun, weekly.
Times, weekly.
Elizabeth, Herald, weekly.
Green Tree (Paoli P. O.), Item, weekly.
McKeesport, Paragon, daily and weekly.
Times, weekly.
Mansfield Valley, Mansfield Item, weekly.
Pittsburgh, Commercial Gazette, daily &
weekly.
Das Volksblatt, daily and w'ly. ,
Dispatch, daily and weekly
Evening Chronicle, daily and
weekly.
Freiheits Freund, daily & w'ly.
Leader, dailj- and Sunday.
Post, daily and weekly.
Telegraph, daily and weekly.
Times, daily.
Advance, weekly.
American Journal of Industry,
weekly.
American Manufacturer and
Iron World, weekly.
American Pottery and Glass-
ware Reporter, weekly.
Catholic, weekly.
Christian Advocate, weekly.
Critic, weekly.
Grocers' Advocate, w^eekly.
Legal Journal, weekly.
Methodist Recorder, weekly.
National Labor Tribune, w'ly.
Peoples' Advocate and Com-
mercial Advertiser, w'kly.
Pittsburgher Sonntagsblatt,
Sunday.
Presbyterian Banner, weekly.
Record, weekly.
Sunday Globe,"Sunday.
United Presbyterian, weekly.
Y Wasg, weekly.
Insurance World, monthly.
Woolen Manufacturer, m'thly.
Sharpsburg, Herald, weeklj-.
Talley Cavey, Hampton Press, monthly.
ARMSTROXG CO.
Freeport, Journal, weekly.
Kittanning, Armstrong Republican, w'kly.
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PEXNSYLVAMA.
ARMSTRONG CO.
Kittauiiiiisr, Democratic Sentinel, weekly.
Union Free Press, weeklj-.
Valley Times, weeklj-.
Parker City, Phoenix, weekly.
BEAVER CO.
Beavei'j Argus and Radical, weekly.
Star, weekly.
Times, weekly.
Beaver Falls, Beaver Co. Enterprise, semi-
Aveekly.
Xew Brighton, Beaver Valley News, weekly.
Field and River, monthly.
BEDFORD CO.
Be<lford, Gazette, weekly.
Inquirer, weekly.
Everett, Bedford Co. Press, weekly.
BERKS CO.
BIrdsboro, Record, weekly.
Boj'ertown, Demokrat, weekly.
Messenger, weekly.
Hamburgh, Hamburger Schnellpost, weekly.
Item, weekly.
Kutztown, American Patriot, weeklj'.
Journal, weekly.
National Educator, monthly.
Reading, Die Post, daily, w'kly «fe SundaJ^
Eagle, daily and weekly.
Times and Dispatch, daily & w'ly.
Adler, weekly.
Der Pilger, weekly.
Deutsche Eiche, weekly.
Republikaner Von Berks, weekly.
Spirit of Berks, weekly.
Der Reformirte Hausfreund,
semi-monthly.
BLAIR CO.
Altoona, Evening Call, daily and w'kly.
Tribune, daily and weekly.
Sun, daily and weekly.
Advance," weekly.
Blair Co. Radical, weekly.
Der Deutsche Volksfuehrer, weekly.
Hollidaysburgh, Democratic Standard,
weekly.
Register, weeklj'.
Tyrone, Democrat, weeklj'.
Herald, weeklj'.
BRADFORD CO.
Canton, Sentinel, weeklj'.
L'^ Rajsville, Advertiser, weekly.
Towauda, Gazette, dallj' and weeklj'.
Review, dailj'.
Bradford Argus, weeklj'.
Bradford Reporter, weeklj'.
Bradford Republican, weeklj'
Journal, weeklj'.
Troj'. Northern Tier Gazette, weeklj'.
BUCKS CO.
Bristol, Bucks Co. Gazette, weekly.
Observer, weeklj'.
Times, weeklj".
Dojlestown, Bucks Co. Express and Re-
form, weeklj'.
Bucks Co. Intelligencer, w'lj-.
Bucks Co. Mirror, weeklj'.
Democrat, weeklj'.
Der Morgenstern, weeklj'.
Die Wacht, weekly.
Hulmeville, Delaware Vallej' Advance and
Hulmeville Beacon, weeklj'.
Langhorne, Beacon, weeklj'.
Milford Square, Der BucksCo. Patriot, w'klj'.
Mennonitische Friedensbote,
semi-monthlj'.
Newtown, Enterprise, weekly.
Perknsie, Banner, weeklj'.
BUTLER CO.
Barnhart's Mills, Millerstown Herald, weekly.
Butler, Citizen, weeklj'.
Democratic Herald, weekly.
Eagle, weeklj'.
Petrolia, Record, weeklj*.
Zelienople, Connoquenessing Vallej' News,
weeklj'.
PENXtSYLVANIA.
CAMBRIA CO.
Carrolltown, Northern Cambria News. w'lj'.
Ebensbtirg, Cambria Freeman, weeklj'.
Cambria Herald, weeklj'.
Johnstown, Tribune, daily and weekly.
Democrat, weeklj'.
Freie Presse, weekly.
CAMERON CO.
Emporium, Cameron Co. Press, weekly.
Independent, weeklj'.
CARBON CO.
Lehighton, Carbon Advocate, weekly.
Maucli Chunk, Carbon Co. Democrat,
weeklj'.
Coal Gazette, weekly.
Democrat, weekly.
CENTRE CO.
Bellefonte, Centre Democrat, weeklj'.
Democratic Watchman, w'klj'.
Republican, weeklj'.
Centre Hall, Centre Reporter, weekly.
Millheim, Journal, weekly.
Phillipsburg, Journal, weeklj'.
CHESTER CO.
CoatesviUe, Chester Vallej' Union, weekly.
Times, weekly.
American Stock Journal, m'thly.-
Chester Vallej' Farmer, monthly.
Downingtown, Chester Co. Archive, weeklj'.
Honej' Brook, Graphic, weeklj'.
Kennett Square, Kennett Advance, weekly.
Kennett News and Adver
tiser, weekly.
Oxford Press, weekly.
Parkesburg, Chester Co. Times, weeklj'.
Phoenixville, Independent, weeklj'.
Messenger, weekly.
Spring City, Sun, weeklj'.
West Chester, American Republican,
dailj' and weeklj'.
Local News, daily.
Village Record, daily
and weeklj'.
Chester Co. Democrat,
weeklj'.
Jeffeivsonian, weeklj'.
CLARION CO
Clarion, Democrat, weekly.
Jacksonian, weeklj'.
Republican, weekly.
Edenburg, Herald, weeklj'.
New Bethlehem, Vindicator, weekly.
St. Petersburgh, Crude Local, weekly.
CLEARFIELD CO.
Clearfield, Citizen, weeklj'.
Raftsman's Journal, weeklj'.
Republican, weeklj...
Curwensville, Clearfield Co. Times, weekly.
Du Bois City, Courier, weekly.
Osceola Mills, Osceola Reveille, weeklj'.
CLINTON CO.
Lock Haven, Clinton Democrat, weekly.
Clinton Republican, weekly.
Renovo, Record, weeklj'.
COLUMBIA CO.
Berwick, Independent, weekly.
Bloomsburgh, Columbia Co. Republican,
Aveeklj".
Columbian, weeklj'.
Democratic Sentinel, w'ly.
Joiunal, weeklj'.
Catawissa, News Item, weekly.
CRAWFORD CO.
Cambridgeboro, Cambridge News, weekly.
Cochranton, Rohr's Trigon, weeklj'.
Times, weekly.
Conneautville, Courier, weekly.
Lineville Station, Leader, weeklj'.
Meadville, Reporter, daily and weekly.
Republican, dailj' and weeklj'. .
Crawford Co. Post, weeklj'.
Crawford Journal, weeklj-.
Index, weekly.
National Vindicator, weeklj'.
Campus, monthly.
Titusville, Herald, daily and weekly.
Sundaj' News-Letter, Sunday.
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CUMBERLAND CO.
Carlisle, Mirror, semi-weekly.
American Volunteer, weekly.
Herald, weekly.
Vallej' Sentinel, weekly.
Dickinsonian, monthly.
Mechanicsburgh, Farmers' Friend, weekly.
Independent Journal, w'ly.
Saturday Evening Journal,
weekly.
Mt. Holly Springs, Mountain Echo, weekly.
Newburgh, Telephone, weekly.
Xewville, Enterprise, weeklj*.
Star of the Valley, weekly.
Shippensburg, Democratic Chronicle.weekly.
News, weekly.
DAUPHIN CO.
Harrisbiirg, Independent, daily.
Pati-iot, daily and weekly.
Telegraph, daily and weekly.
Church Advocate, weekly.
Dauphin Co. Journal, weeklj\
Every Saturday Night, w'kly.
Peniisylvanische Staats-Zei-
tung, weekly.
Sunday Herald, Sundaj*.
Conference News, monthly.
Itinerant, monthly.
Sunday School Gem, m'thly.
Sunday School Workman,
monthly.
Hummelstown, Sun, weekly.
Lykens, Register, weekly.
Middletown, Journal, weeklj'.
3Illlersburg, Herald, weekly.
Steelton. Item, weeklj^.
Washington Square (Elizabethvllle P. O.i,
Democrat, weekly.
DELAWARE CO.
Chester, Evening News, dailj'.
Times, dailj" and weekly.
Delaware Co. Democrat, weekly.
Delaware Co. Gazette, Aveeklj\
Delaware Co. Paper and Mail, w'kly.
Delaware Co. Republican, weekly.
Reveille, monthly.
3Iedia, Delaware Co. American, weekly.
Delaware Co. Record, weekly.
ELK CO.
Ridg-\vay, Elk Co. Advocate, weekly.
Elk Democrat, weekly.
St. Mary's, Elk Co. Gazette, weekly.
ERIE CO.
Corry, Herald, weekly.
Telegraph, weekly.
Erie, Herald, daily and weekly.
Leuehtthurm, daily and weekly.
3Iorning Dispatch, daily and weekly.
Advertiser, weeklj'.
Gazette, weekly.
Lake Shore Visitor, weeklj-.
Observer, weekly.
O Jornal De Noticias, ^veekly.
Zuschauer Am Erie, weekly.
Girard. Cosmopolite, weekly.
31111 Village, Herald, weekly.
North East, Advertiser, weekly.
Sun, weekly.
Union City, Times, weekly.
Waterford, Leader, weekly.
FAYETTE CO.
Browns\-llle, Clipper, weekly.
Connellsville, Fayette Monitor, weekly.
Keystone Courier, weeklj'.
TJniontown, Democrat, weekly.
Genius of Liberty, weekly.
Republican Standard, weekly.
FOREST CO.
Tionesta, Forest National, weekly.
Forest Republican, weekly.
FRANKLIN CO.
Chauiber^sbiirgli, Herald, daily & weeklj'.
Franklin Repository,
weeklj\
People's Register, w'klj'.
Public Opinion, w'kly.
Vallej' Spirit, weekly.
PEXN?»YL,VAMA.
FRANKLIN CO.
Cliaiiibersbiirgh, Highway of Holiness,
monthlj'.
Greencastle, Press, weeklj-.
Valley Echo, weekly,
llercersburgh. Journal, weekly.
Waj'nesboro Brethren's Advocate, weekly.
Keystone Gazette, weekly.
Village' Record, weeklj-.
FUXTON CO.
McConnellsbiirg, Fulton Democrat, w'lj-.
Fulton Republican, w'j-.
GREENE CO.
Waynesburgb, Independent, weeklj-.
Messenger, weekly.
Republican, weekly.
HUNTINGDON CO.
Hnntiugflon, News, semi-weeklj-.
Globe, weekly.
Journal, weeklj-.
Monitor, weeklj-.
Primitive Christian and Pil-
grim, weeklj-.
Mount Union, Times, weekly.
Orbisonia, Leader, weeklj-.
INDIANA CO.
Blairsville, Independent, weekly.
Indiana, Democrat, weeklj'.
Indiana Co. National, weekly.
Messenger, weeklj-.
Progress, weeklj-.
Saltsburg, Press, weeklj-.
JEFFERSON CO.
Brook vi He, Graphic-Democrat, weekly.
JefEersonian, weekly.
Republican, weeklj-.
Punxsutawnej-, Spirit, weekly.
Rej-noldsville, Reynolds' Herald, weekly.
JUNIATA CO.
Miffliutown, Democrat and Register, w'lj'.
Juniata Herald, weekly.
Juniata Sentinel and Repub-
lican, weeklj-.
Juniata Tribune, weekly.
Port Roj-al, Juniata News, weekly.
Times, weeklj-.
LACKAWAN-NA CO.
Carbondale, Advance, weeklj-.
Critic, weekly.
Leader, weeklj'.
Providence, Echo, weeklj*.
Scranton, Republican, dailj- and weeklj'.
Times, daily and weeklj-.
Der Herold, weeklj-.
Journal, weeklj-.
Lackawanna Bar, weeklj'.
j^aw Times, weeklj-.
Sunday Morning Free Press, Sun'y.
Wochenblatt, weeklj-.
LANCASTER CO.
Colmnbia, Courant, weekly.
Herald, weekly.
Spy, weekly.
Elizabethtown, Chronicle, weekly.
i Gap. WafEenlose Waechter. monthly.
I L<aucaster, Examiner and Express, daily
and weeklj-.
Intelligencer, daily and w'klj-.
New Era, dailj- and weeklj-.
Bar, weeklj-.
Der Volksfreund und Beo-
bachter, weeklj-.
Die Laterne, weeklj-.
Inquirer, weeklj'.
Christlicher Kundschafter,
monthlj-.
Farmer, monthlj'.
Pennsjlvania School Journal,
monthlj-.
Litlz, Record, weeklj-.
Sunbeam, monthlj-.
Manheim, Sentinel and Advertiser, weeklj-.
Marietta, Register, weeklj*.
Times, weekly.
Mount Joj', Herald, weekly.
Star and News, weeklj'.
New Holland. Clarion, weeklj-.
Strasburgh, Free Press, weekly.
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PENNSYLVAMA.
LAWRENCE CO.
New Castle, Courant, weekly.
Index, weekly.
Lawrence Guardian, weekly.
Paragraph, weekly.
LEBANON CO.
Annville, Londonderry Gazette, weekly.
Lebanon, News, dally.
Times, daily and weekly.
Advertiser, weekly.
Courier, weekly.
Der Fennsylvanier, weekly.
Laborer, weekly.
United Brethren Observer, w'ly.
Wahrer Demokrat, weekly.
Myerstown, Chronicle, weekly.
LEHIGH CO.
All en town, Chronicle and News, daily and
weekly.
City Item, dailj\
Lechci Bote, trl-w'kly & w'kly.
Democrat, weekly.
Unabhaengiger Repu'ilikaner,
weekly.
Welt -Bote, weekly.
Bote der Neuen Kirv.'he, semi-
monthly.
Catasauqua, Dispatch, weekly.
Valley Record, weekly.
Slatlngton, News, weekly.
LUZERNE CO.
Hazleton, Bulletin, daily.
Sentinel, daily and weekly.
Das Journal, weekly.
Mountain Beacon, weekly.
Volksblatt, weekly.
Nanticoke, Chronicle, weekly.
Pittston, Evening Press, daily.
Gazette, weekly.
Sunday Plain Dealer, Sunday.
Plymouth, Record, weekly.
Star, weekly.
Shickshinny, Mountain Echo, weekly.
White Haven, Journal, weekly.
IVilkes-Barre, Record of the Times, daily
and weekly.
Union-Leader, daily and
weekly.
Demokratlscher Waechter,
weekly.
Deutsch - Amerikanischer
Volksfreund, weekly.
Luzerne Legal Register,
weekly.
National Reformer, w'kly.
Sunday Morning News-
Dealer, Sunday.
Teachers' Journal, m'thly.
LYCOMING CO.
Hughesville, Enterprise, weekly.
Journal, weekly.
Jersey Shore, Herald, weekly.
Muncy, Luminary, weekly.
Willianisport, Banner, daily and weekly.
Gazette and Bulletin, daily
and weekly.
Die Susquehanna Zeitung,
weekly.
National Standard,weekly.
Sar of Hope, weekly.
Sun and Lycoming Demo-
crat, weekly.
Sunday Morning Breakfast
Table, Sunday.
West Branch Beobachter,
\veekly.
Dickiiiso:i Liberal, m'thly.
MC KEAN CO.
Bradford, Era, daily and Sunday.
Evening Star, daily.
Sunday News, Sunday.
Northern Fi'^ld, monthly.
Duke Centre, Herald, Sunday.
Sunday Morning News, Sundaj'.
Eldred, Eagle, weekly.
Kane, Blade, weekly.
Port Allegany, Northern Tier Reporter, w'kly.
Snietliport, McKean Co. Miner, weekly.
McKean Democrat, weekly.
PENNfSYLiVAlNIA.
MERCER CO.
Greenville, Advance-Argus, weekly.
Progress, weekly.
Jamestown, Era, weekly.
Mercer, Dispatch, weekly.
Western Press, weekly.
Sandy Lake, Local, weekly.
News, weekly.
Sharon, Eagle, dailj' and weekly.
Herald, weekly.
Times, weekly.
Sharpsville, Advertiser, weekly.
MIFFLIN CO.
liewisto^vu. Democrat and Sentinel,w'kly.
Free Press, weekly.
Gazette, weekly,
McVeytowTi, Journal, weekly.
MONROE CO.
East Stroudsburg, Gazette, weekly.
Stroudsburg, Farmers' Advocate, weekly.
Jeffersonian, weekly.
Monroe Democrat, weekly.
MONTGOMERY CO.
Bryn Mawr, Home News, weekly.
Conshohocken, Recorder, weekly.
Hatboro, Public Spirit, weekly.
Lansdale, Reporter, weekly.
Medical Summary, m-uitlily.
Norristowii, Herald, daily and weekly.
Gazette, weekly.
Montgomery Co. Post, w'kly.
National Defender, weekly.
Register and Montgomery Co.
Democrat, weekly.
Schuylkill Valley Sentinel,
weekly.
North Wales, Record, weekly.
Pennsburgh, Bauern Freund und Demokrat,
weekly.
Perkiomen Valley Press, w'kly.
Pottstown, Ledger, daily and weekly.
Chronicle, weekly.
Schwenksville, Item, weekly.
Skippack, Der Neutralist und Allgemeine
Neuigkeits-Bote, ^veekly.
Souderton, Die Germania Gazette, weekly.
Telford, Montgomery Co. Presse, weekly.
MONTOUR CO.
Dauville, Intelligencer, weekly.
Montour American, weekly.
National Record, weekly.
NORTHAMPTON CO.
Bangor, Observer, weekly.
Bethlehem, Times, daily.
Der Brueder Botschafter, w'kly.
Moravian, weekly.
Easton, Argus, daily and weekly.
Express, daily.
Free Press, daily and weekly.
Northampton Cori'espondent, w'ly.
Sentinel, weekly.
American Mechanics' Advocate,
monthly.
Council Brand, monthly.
Lafayette College Journal, m'thly.
Portland, Enterprise, weekly.
South Bethlehem, Star, weekly.
NORTHUMBERLAND CO.
Milton, Independent Weekly.
Miltonian, weekly.
Northumberland, Public Press, weeklj'.
Shamokin, Herald, weekly.
National Greenback, weekly.
Times, weekly.
Siiubiiry, Daily.
Gazette American, weekly.
Northumberland Co. Democrat,
weekly.
Watsontown, Record, weekly.
PERRY CO.
Duncannon, Record, weekly.
New Blooiiilield, People's Advocate and
Press, weeklj'.
Perry Co. Democrat,
weekly.
Perry Co. Freeman, w'ly.
Times, weekly.
Newport, Ledger, weekly.
News, weeklj'.
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PENNSYLVANIA.
PHILADELPHIA CO.
Philndelpliia, Abend Post, daily.
Chronicle-Herald, daily.
Day, daily.
Deniokrat, daily and w'kly.
Evening Bulletin, daily.
Evening News, daily.
Evening Republican daily.
Evening Star, daily.
Evening Telegraph, daily.
Freie Presse, dailj-, Sunday
and weekly.
Inquirer, daily.
North American, daily and
triweekly.
Press, daily, triweekly and
weekly.
Public Ledger, daily.
Record, daily.
Sun, dail3', w'klj' & Sunday.
Tageblatt, daily and S'n'dy.
Times, daily and weekly.
Volksblatt, daily and w'kly.
Afield and Afloat, weekly.
Bible Banner, weekly.
Bulletin of the Amer. Iron
and Steel Association,
weekly.
Bullion Miner, weekly.
Business Advocate and
Price Current, weekly.
Catholic Standard, weekly.
Christian Recorder, w'kly.
Christian Standard and
Home Journal, weekly.
Christian Statesman, w'kly.
Chronicle and Advertiser,
weekly.
Commercial Bulletin.w'kly.
Commercial List and Price
Current, weekly.
Commonwealth, weekly.
Die Neue Welt, weekly.
Emerson Bennett's Weekly.
Episcopal Recorder, w'kly.
Episcopal Register, weekly.
Falls Advertiser and River-
side Gazette (Falls of
Schuylkill P.O.). weekly.
Frankford Gazette, weekly.
Frankford Herald, weekly.
Friends' Intelligencer, w'ly.
Germantown Commercial,
weekly.
Germantown Telegraph,
weekly.
Germantown Times, w'kly.
Golden Days, weekly.
Guide (Germantown), w'kly.
Irish Standard, weekly.
Jewash Record, weekly.
Journal, weekly.
Keystone, weeklj'.
Legal Intelligencer, w'kly.
Lutheran and Missionary,
weekly.
Lutheran Observer, weekly.
Manayunk Sentinel, weekly.
Medical and Surgical Re-
porter, weeklj'.
Messenger, weekly.
Methodist, weekly.
Mind and Matter, Weekly.
National Baptist, weekly.
Ocean Grove Record, w'kly.
Practical Farmer, weekly.
Presbyterian, weekly.
Presbyterian Journal, w'ly.
Progress, weekly.
Protestant Standard, w'kly.
Railway World, weekly.
Saturday Evening Post,
weekly.
Saturday Night, weekly.
Sonntags Journal, Sunday
and weekly.
Stoddart's Review, weekly.
Sunday Argus, weekly.
Sunday Dispatch, Sunday.
Sunday Mercury, Sunday.
Sunday Press and Mirror of
the Times, Sunday.
Sunday Republic, Sunday.
PENNSYLVANIA.
PHILADELPHIA CO.
Philadelphia,
S. S. Times, weekly.
Sunday Times, Sunday.
Sunday Transcript, Sunday.
Sunday World, Sunday.
United States Review,w'kly.
Young Folks' News, weekly.
Grocer, bi-weekly.
Medical Times, bi-weekly.
Agents' Herald, semi-m'ly.
Barber's National Journal,
semi-monthly.
Covenant, semi-monthly.
Legal and Insurance Re-
porter, semi-monthly.
Peterson's Counterfeit ' De-
tector and National
Bank Note List, semi-
monthly and monthly.
Advocate of Christian Holi-
ness, monthly.
American Exchange and
Review, monthly.
American Journal of Phar-
macy, monthly.
American Law Register,
monthly.
American Naturalist, m'ly.
American Textile Manufac-
turer, monthly.
Arthur's Illustrated Home
Magazine, monthly.
Augsburg Sundaj'-School
Teacher, monthly.
Baptist Teacher, monthly.
Bible Teacher, monthly.
Building Association and
Home Journal, monthly.
Calvert's Magazine, m'thly.
Camp News, monthly.
Carpet Journal, monthly.
Carriage Monthly.
Children's Friend, monthly.
Christian Voices, monthly.
Christian Woman, monthly.
Confectioners' Journal,
monthly.
Dental Cosmos, monthly.
Evangelical Repository and
United Presby teria n
Worker, monthly.
Farmer's Magazine and Pa-
tron's Guide, monthly.
Farm Journal, monthly.
Gardener's Monthly and
Horticulturist.
Godey's Lady's Book, m'ly.
Guardian, monthly.
Guardian Angel, monthly.
Hahnemannian Monthly.
I. C. B. U. Journal, monthly.
Ice Trade Journal, monthly.
Intelligencer, monthly.
Journal of the Franklin In-
stitute, monthlj".
Junior American Mechanic,
monthly.
Ladies' Journal of Fashions,
monthly.
La Salle Advance, monthly.
Lippincott's Magazine, m'ly.
New Northwest, monthly.
Penn Monthly.
People's Magazine, mont'ly.
Peterson's Ladies' National
Magazine, monthly.
Photographer, monthly.
Potter's American Monthlj'.
Presbyterian Monthly.
Printers' Circular, monthly.
Propagator, monthly.
Review of Medicine and
Pharmacy, monthly.
Teacher, monthlj'.
Textile Colorist, monthlj'.
Travelers' Official Railwaj'
Guide, niouthlj'.
United Service, monthlj'.
University Magazine, rii'lj\
Voice of Peace, monthly.
Westminster Teacher,
monthlj'.
Woman's Words, monthly.
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PENNSYLiVANIA.
PHILADELPHIA CO.
Philadelphia, Words of Faith, monthly.
Eclectic Medical Journal of
Pennsylvania, biin'thly.
Medical Bulletin, bi-m'thly.
American Catholic Review,
quarterly.
Reformed Review, quart'ly.
PIKE CO.
Milforcl, Dispatch, weekly.
POTTER CO.
Coudersport, Potter Co. Journal, weekly.
Potter Enterprise, weekly.
SCHUYLKILL CO.
Ashland, Advocate, weekly.
Girardville, Gazette, weekly.
Mahanoy City, Record, triweekly.
Mahanoy Tribune, weekly.
Minersville, Schuylkill Republican, weekly.
Orwagsburgh, Times, weekly.
Pine Grove, Schuylkill Co. Herald, weekly.
Pottsville, Evening Chronicle, daily and
weekly.
Miners' Journal, daily & weekly.
Amerikanischer Republikaner,
weekly,
Jefferson Demokrat, weekly.
Schuylkill Legal Record, w'kly.
Emerald Vindicator, monthly.
Shenandoah, Herald, weekly.
Sunday Morning News,
Sunday.
Tamaqua, Courier, weeklJ^
Tremont, News, weekly.
West Schuylkill Press, weekly.
SNYDER CO.
Freeburgh, Courier, weekly.
Middlebiirgh, Post, weekly.
Sellnsgrove, Synder Co. Tribune, weekly.
Times, weekly.
SOMERSET CO.
Berlin, Progressive Christian, weeklj'.
Meyersdale, Commercial, weekly.
Somerset, Democrat, weekly.
Herald, weekl3\
SULLIVAN CO.
Dushore, Sullivan Review, weekly.
Laporte, Sullivan Co. Democrat, weekly.
SUSQUEHANNA CO.
Great Bend, Reporter, weekly.
Montrose, Democrat, weekly.
Independent Republican, w'kly.
New Milford, Advertiser, weeklj^
Susquehanna Depot, Susquehanna Gazette,
weekly.
Susquehanna Journal,
weekly.
TIOGA CO.
:Blossburgh, Register, weekly.
:Elkland, Journal, weekly.
Mansfield, Advertiser, weekly.
Millerton, Advocate, weekly.
Tioga, Tioga Co. Express, weekly.
Wellsboro, Agitator, weekly.
Gazette, weekly.
"Westfleld, Free Press, weekly.
UNION CO.
Liewisburgh, Chronicle, weekly.
Journal, weekly.
College Herald, monthly.
Mifflinburgh, Telegraph, weekly.
VENANGO CO.
Emlenton, Register, weekly.
Franklin, Independent Press, weekly.
Venango Citizen, weekly.
Venango Spectator, weekly.
Oil City, Derrick, daily and Sunday.
WARREN CO.
Tidloute, News, weekly.
Warren, Ledger, weekly.
Mail, weekly.
fieporter and Earmer, weekly.
PENNSYLVANIA.
WASHINGTON CO.
Canonsburg, Herald, weekly.
Rural Notes, weekly.
Claysville, Sentinel, weekly.
Cross and Crown, monthly.
Monongahela City, Mouongahela Valley Re-
publican, weekly.
Valley Record, weeklj'.
Pennsylvania Reserve
News Letter, m'thly.
Washington, Reporter, daily and weekly.
Democrat, weekly.
Observer, weekly.
Review and Examiner, w'kly
Jeffersonian, monthly.
WAYNE CO.
Hawley, Times, weekly.
Honesdale, Citizen, weekly.
Das Journal, weekly.
Wayne Co. Herald, weekly.
Wayne Independent, weekly.
AVESTMORELAND CO.
Greensbnrgh, National Issue, weekly.
Pennsylvania Argus, w'kly.
Tribune and Herald,weekly.
Westmoreland Democrat,
weekly.
Latrobe, Advance, weeklj'.
Mount Pleasant, Dawn, weekly.
Times and Mining Journal,
weekly.
West Newton, Press, weekly.
WYOMING CO.
Tuukhannock, Republican, weekly.
Standard, weekly.
Wyoming Democrat, w'kly.
YORK CO.
Delta, Herald, weekly.
Dillsburg, Bulletin, weekly.
Glen Rock, Item, weekly.
Hanover, Citizen, weekly.
Der Citizen, weekly.
Herald, weekly.
Spectator, weekly.
Wrightsville, Star, weekly.
York, Daily, daily and weekly.
Evening Dispatch, daily and w'kly.
Democratic Press, weeklj\
Gazette (German), weekly.
Gazette, weekly.
Pennsylvanian, weekly.
Republican, weekly.
Teachers' Journal, monthly.
RHODE ISIiAND.
BRISTOL CO.
Bristol, Phoenix, weekly.
Warren, Gazette, weekly.
KENT CO.
East Greenwich, Rhode Island Pendu-
lum, weekly.
Odd Fellows' Register,
monthly.
Phenix, Pawtuxet Valley Gleaner, weekly.
NEWPORT CO.
Novport, News, daily and weekly.
Mercury, weekly.
General Advertiser, bi-weekly.
PROVIDENCE CO.
Central Falls, Visitor, weekly.
Pascoag, Gazette, weekly.
Pawtucket, Gazette and Chronicle, weekly.
Providence, Bulletin, daily.
Press, daily and weekly.
Journal, daily, semi-weekly
and weekly.
Morning Star, daily.
Deutscher Anzeiger, weeklj'.
General Advertiser and Ga-
zette, weekly.
Herald, weekly.
Parrott, weekly.
Rhode Island Democrat, w'l3'.
Sunday Dispatch, Sunday.
Sunday Morning Transcript,
Sunday.
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PROVIDENCE CO.
Providence, Sunday Telegram, Suntlay.
Times, weekly.
Visitor, Sunday.
Biunonian, everj- third Satur-
day.
Freemason's Repository, m'ly.
Woonsocbet, Evening Reporter, daily.
Patriot, daily and weekly.
Coui'rier Cauadieu, weeklj'.
WASHINGTON CO.
Hope Valley, Wood River Advertiser, weekly.
:Narragansett Pier, Narragansett Herald,
weekly.
Wakefield, Narragansett Times, weekly.
Westerly, Narragansett Weekly.
SOUTH CAROLINA.
ABBEVILLE CO.
Abbeville, Medium, weekly.
Press and Banner, weekly.
Due West, Associate Reformed Presbyte-
rian, weekly.
AIKEN CO.
Aikeu, Courier-Journal, weekly.
ANDERSON CO.
Audersou, Intelligencer, weekly.
Joiu'nal, weekly.
BARNWELL CO.
Bairnwell, People, weekly.
Sentinel, weekly.
BEAUFORT CO.
Beaiiiort, Crescent, weekly.
Sea Island News, weekly.
CHARLESTON CO.
Charleston, Democrat, daily.
News and Courier, daily, tri-
weekly and weekly.
Deutsche Zeituug, semi-week-
ly and weekly.
Southern Christian Advocate,
w^eekly.
Sunday Times, Sunday.
Record, monthly.
Southern Educational
Monthly.
CHESTER CO.
Chester, Reporter, weekly.
CHESTERFIELD CO.
Cheraw, Carolina Sun, weekly.
CLARENDON CO.
Manning, Clarendon Press, weekly.
COLLETON CO.
Walterboro, Colleton Democrat, weekly.
DARLINGTON CO.
Darlington, News, weekly.
Southerner, weekly.
Florence, Times, weeklj'.
EDGEFIELD CO.
Edgefield, Advertiser, weekly.
Johnston, Edgefield Monitor, weekly.
FAIRFIELD CO.
Winnsboro, News and Herald, tri-weekly
and weekly.
GEORGETOWN CO.
Georgetown, Times and Comet, weekly.
GREEN'VILLE CO.
Greenville, Advertiser, weekly.
Baptist Courier, weekly.
Chronicle, weekly.
Enterprise and Mountaineer,
weekly.
HAMPTON CO.
Hampton Court House, Hampton Co.
Guardian, w'kly.
Varnville, Messenger, weekly.
HORRY CO.
Conwayboro, Telephone, weekly.
SOUTH CAROLINA.
KERSHAW CO.
Camden, Journal, weekly.
Kershaw Gazette, weekly.
LANCASTER CO.
Lancaster, Carolina Review, weekly.
Ledger, weekly.
LAURENS CO.
Clinton, Our Monthly.
Laurensville, Hei'ald, weekly.
LEXINGTON CO.
Lexington, Dispatch, weekly.
Summit, Courier, weekly.
MARION CO.
Marion, Merchant and Farmer, weekly.
Star, weeklj'.
MARLBOROUGH CO.
Bennettsville, Marlboi-ough Planter,w'ly.
NEWBERRY CO.
Newberry, Herald, weekly.
News, weeklj\
Prosperity, Lutheran Visitor, weekly.
"OCONEE CO.
Wallialla, Keowee Courier, weekly.
ORANGEBURG CO.
Orangeburg, Times, weeklj'.
PICKENS CO.
Pickens, Sentinel, weekly.
RICHLANT) CO.
Columbia, Register, daily, triweekly and
weekly.
Christian Neighbor, weekly.
Southern Presbyterian, weekly.
SPARTANBURG CO.
Spartanburg, Carolina Spartan, weekly.
Herald, weekly.
SUMTER CO.
Sumter, True Southron, weekly.
Watchman, weekly.
UNION CO.
Union, Times, weekly.
YORK CO.
Rock Hill, Herald, weekly.
Yorkville, Enquirer, weekly.
News, weekly.
TENNESSEE.
BEDFORD CO.
Shelbyville, Commercial, weekly.
Gazette, weekly.
BENTON CO.
Camden, Benton Banner, weekly.
BLOUNT CO.
Maryville, Blount Co. Democrat, weekly.
Index, weeklj\
BRADLEY CO.
Cleveland, Banner, weekly.
Herald, weekly.
CANNON CO.
Woodbury, Press, weekly.
Baptist Messenger, semi-m'hly.
CARROLL CO.
Huntingdon, Tennessee Republican,w'kly.
Vindicator, weekly.
CARTER CO.
Ellzabetliton, Mountaineer, weekly.
CHEATHAM CO.
Ashland City» Cheatham Co. Plaindealer,
weekly.
COCKE CO.
Ne^vport, Reporter, semi-weekly and w'ly.
Sentinel, weekly.
COFFEE CO.
Manchester, Guardian, weekly.
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TENNESrSEE.
CROCKETT CO.
Alamo, Crockett Co. Sentinel, weekly.
Belleville, Enterprise, weekly.
DAVIDSON CO.
Nashville, American, daily, semi-weekly
and weekly.
Banner, daily and weekly.
Baptist Reflector, weekly.
Baptist Watchman, weekly.
Christian Advocate, weekly.
Cumberland Presbyterian,
weekly.
Dixie Farmer, weekly.
DAVIDSON CO.
Nashville, Gospel Advocate, weekly.
Tennessee Good Templar, w'ky.
Southern Industries, bi-weekly.
Journal of Medicine and Surge-
ry, monthly.
Ladies' Pearl, monthly.
Southern Law Journal and Re-
porter, monthly.
Southern Practitioner, m'thly.
Southern Reporter, monthly.
Sunday-School Magazine, m'hly.
Vanderbilt Austral, monthly.
DEKALB CO.
Smithville, Journal, weekly.
DICKSON CO.'
Dickson, Dickson Co. Independent, weekly.
DYER CO.
Dyersburg, Neal's State Gazette, weekly.
Newbern, Enquirer, weekly.
FAYETTE CO.
Soinerville, Falcon, weekly.
FRANKLIN CO.
Sewanee, Mountain News, weeklj\
Winchester, Home Journal, weekly.
GIBSON CO.
Humboldt, Argus, weekly.
Milan, Exchange, weekly.
Treutou, Gibson Co. Min-or, weekly.
GILES CO.
Pulaski, Citizen, weekly.
Herald, weekly.
GREENE CO.
Greenville, Democrat, weekly.
New Era, weekly.
Tusculum, Record, weekly.
HAMBLEN CO.
Morristown, Gazette, weekly.
Times, weekly.
HAMILTON CO.
Chattanooga, Times, daily and weekly.
Chronicle, weekly.
Commex'cial, Sunday.
News, weekly.
Tradesman, semi-monthly.
HARDEMAN CO.
Bolivar, Bulletin, weekly.
HARDIN CO.
Savannah, Tennessee Transcript, weekly.
HAWKINS CO.
Rogersville, Spectator, weekly.
HAYWOOD CO.
BroAvnsville, Bee, weekly.
Democrat, weekly.
States, weekly.
HENDERSON CO.
Lexington, Henderson Co. News, weekly.
HENRY CO.
Paris, Intelligencer, weekly.
Post, weekly.
HICKMAN CO.
Centreville, Hickman Pioneer, weekly.
HOUSTON CO.
Erin, Houston Co. Review, weekly.
TENNESSEE.
HUMPHREYS CO.
Waverly, Journal, weekly.
JEFFERSON CO.
Dandridge, Watchman, weekly.
Mossy Creek, Columbian Echo, weekly.
KNOX CO.
Knoxville, Chronicle, daily and weekly.
Dispatch, daily.
Tribune, daily and weekly.
Holston Methodist, weekly.
Republican, weekly.
Christian Watchman, monthly.
LAKE CO.
Tiptouville, Lake Star, weekly.
LAUDERDALE CO.
Ripley, News, weekly.
LAWRENCE CO.
Lawrenceburgh, Press, weekly.
LINCOLN CO.
Fayetteville, Express, weekly.
Observer, weekly.
LOUDON CO.
London, Journal, weeklj^
Zion's Banner, semi-monthly.
MCMINN CO.
Athens, Post, weekly.
MCNAIRY CO.
Purdy, McNairy Independent, weekly.
MADISON CO.
Henderson, Madison Co. Herald, weekly.
Institute Journal, monthly.
Jackson, Whig, daily and weekly.
Dispatch, weekly.
Tribune and Sun, weekly.
MARION CO.
Jasper, Valley Herald, weekly.
South Pittsburg, Independent, weekly.
MARSHALL CO.
licwisburg, Marshall Gazette, weekly.
MAURY CO.
Columbia, Herald and Mail, weekly.
Journal, weekly.
Maury Sentinel, weekly.
Guardian, monthly.
MONROE CO.
Sweetwater, Monroe Democrat, weekly.
MONTGOMERY CO.
Clarksville, Tobacco Leaf, semi-weekly.
Chronicle, weekly.
MOORE CO.
Lynchburg, Sentinel, weekly,
MORGAN CO.
Wartburg, Morgan Dispatch, weekly.
OBION CO.
Troy, Obion News, weekly.
Union City, Chronicle, weekly.
PERRY CO.
Linden, Times, weekly.
PUTNAM CO.
Cooke vi lie. Echo, weekly.
RHEA CO.
Rhea Springs, News, weekly.
ROANE CO,
Kingston, East Tennesseean, weeklj-.
ROBERTSON CO.
Springfield, Record, weekly.
RUTHERFORD CO.
Blurfreesboro, News, weekly.
SHELBY CO.
Bartlett, News, weekly.
CoUierville, Herald, weekly.
[VIeniphis, Appeal, daily and weekly,
I Avalanche, daily and weekly.
amp:iucan newspaper directory.
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TENNESSEE.
SHELBY CO.
illeiiiplii!«, Public Ledger, daily and weekly.
Baptist, weekly.
Hei'ald, weekly.
Journal, weekly.
Trade List, weekly.
Bible Student, mouthlj'.
Resources, monthly.
SMITH CO.
Carthage, Herald, weeklj'.
STEWART CO.
Dover, Coui'ier, weeklj-.
SULLIVAN CO.
Hloinitville, Central Star, weeklj\
Bristol, Courier, weekly.
Reporter, weekly.
SUMNER CO.
Gallatin, Examiner, weekly.
Tennesseean, weekly.
TIPTON CO.
Covington, Tipton Record, weekly.
Mason, Call, weekly.
TROUSDALE CO.
Hartsville, Sentinel, weeklj-.
WARREN CO.
Mc3Iinnville, New Era, weekly.
WASHINGTON CO.
Jouesborougli, Herald and Tribune,wk'ly.
.lournal, weeklj'.
Times, weekly.
WAYNE CO.
Clifton, "Wayne Co. Citizen, weekly.
WEAKLEY CO.
Dresden, Our Countrj', weekly.
WHITE CO.
Sparta, White Co. Expositor, weeklj'.
WILLIAMSON CO.
Franklin, Review and Journal, weeklj'.
WILSON CO.
Lebanon, Herald, weeklj\
Wilson Co. News, weeklj'.
TEXAS.
ANDERSON CO.
Palestine, Advocate, weeklj'.
New Era, weeklj'.
Railway News, weeklj'.
ARANSAS CO.
Roekport, Transcript, weeklj'.
ATASCOSA CO.
Fleasantou, Texas Stock Journal and
Farmer, weekly.
AUSTIN CO.
Bellville, Austin Co. Times, weeklj'.
BELL CO.
Belton, Courier, weeklj'.
Journal, weekly.
BEXAR CO.
San Antonio, Evening Courier, dailj'.
Express, daily and weekly.
Freie Presse fur Texas, dailj'
and weeklj'.
Herald, daily and weekly.
El Tiempo, weeklj'.
Texas Sun, monthlj'.
BLANCO CO.
Blanco, Star -Vindicator, weeklj'.
BOSQUE CO.
Meridian, Independent Blade, weekly.
Morgan, Bosque Co. Herald, weeklj'.
BOWIE CO.
Texarkana, News, weeklj'.
Visitor, weekly.
BRAZOS CO.
Bryan, Brazos Pilot, weeklj'.
TEXAS.
BROWN CO'.
Bro>vnwood, Brown Co. Banner, weekly.
Sentinel, weeklj'.
BURLE.SON CO.
Cald^vell, Register, weekly.
BURNET CO.
Burnet, Bulletin, weeklj*.
Once-A-Week, weeklj'.
CALDWELL CO.
liockliart, News-Echo, weeklj'.
Luling, Signal, weekly.
CALLAHAN CO.
Belle Plain, Callahan Co. Clarendon,
weeklj'.
CAMERON CO.
Bro^vusville, Cosmopolitan, semi-weeklj'.
Democrat and Rancherb,
semi weeklj'.
CAMP CO.
Pittsburg, Magnet, weekly.
CASS CO.
Liinden, Cass Co. Sun, weeklj'.
Citizens' Journal, weeklj'.
Queen City, Crescent, weeklj'.
CHEROKEE CO.
Rusk, Observer, weeklj'.
CLAY CO.
Henrietta, Journal, weeklj'.
COLEMAN CO.
Coleman, Courant, weeklj'.
Telegram, weeklj'.
COLLIN CO.
McK-inney, Advocate, weeklj-.
Enquirer, weeklj'.
COLORADO CO.
Columbus, Colorado Citizen, weekly.
COMAL CO.
New Braunsfels, New Brauiifelser Zelt-
ung, weeklj-.
COMANCHE CO.
Comanche, Chief, weeklj'.
COOKE CO.
Gainesville, Hesperian, dailj' and weeJcly.
Register, weeklj'.
CORYELL CO.
Gatesville, Sun, weeklj'.
DALLAS CO.
Dallas, Herald, dailj- and weeklj-.
Intelligencer, daily and weekly.
Times, dailj'.
Christian Preacher, weekly.
National Greenback Standard, w'ly.
Texas Baptist, weekly.
Texas Volksblatt, weeklj'.
Baptist Journal, mouthlj'.
Christian Advocate, monthlj'.
Redfield's Musical Journal, in'thly.
Texas Products and Progress, m'ly.
DELTA CO.
Cooper, Delta Co. Beacon, weeklj'.
DENTON CO.
Denton, Monitor, weekly.
Pilot Point, Post, weekly.
DE WITT CO.
Cuero, Bulletin, weekly.
Star, weekly.
EASTLAND CO.
Eastland, Review, weeklj'.
ELLIS CO.
Ennis, Saturdaj' Review, weeklj'.
VVaxahachie, Enterprise, weekly.
ERATH CO.
Stephenville, Empire, weekly.
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Falls Co. Index, weekly.
FANNIN CO.
Bouhaiii, Christian Messenger, weekly.
Fannin Co. Advocate, weekly.
News, weekly.
Honey Grove, Independent, weekly.
FAYETTE CO.
Flatonia, Argus, weekly.
L.a Grange, Journal, weekly.
FRANKLIN CO.
Mount Vernon, Franklin Herald, weekly.
FREESTONE CO.
Cotton Gin, Freestone Herald, weekly.
Fairfield, Recorder, weekly.
GALVESTON CO.
Galveston, Civilian, daily.
News, daily and weekly.
Texas Post, daily, weekly and
Sunday.
Spectator, weekly.
Texas Christian Advocate, w^'ly.
Texas Journal of Commerce,
weekly.
GILLESPIE CO.
Fredericksburg:, Fredericksburger Woch-
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GOLIAD CO.
Goliad, Guard, weekly.
GONZALES CO.
Gonzales, Inquirer, weekly.
GRAYSON CO.
Denison, Herald, daily and Sundaj'.
News, daily and weekly.
Sherman, Courier, daily and weekly.
Evening Chronicle, daily and
weekly.
Democrat, weekly.
Signal, weekly.
GREGG CO.
IJongview, Texas New Era, weekly.
GRIMES CO.
Andei'sou, Grimes Co. Sentinel, weekly.
Navasota, Tablet, weekly.
GUADALUPE CO.
Seguin, Guadalupe Times, weekly.
HAMILTON CO.
Hamilton, Herald, weekly.
HARRIS CO.
Houston, Age, daily and weekly.
Evening Post, daily.
Telegram, daily and weekly
Texas Baptist Herald, weekly.
Texas Deutsche-Zeitung, weekly,
HARRISON CO.
Marshall, Herald, triweekly.
Messengei-, weekly.
HAYS CO.
San Marcos, Free Press, weekly.
HILL CO.
Hillsboro, Hill Co. Expositor, weekly.
Whitney, Express, weekly.
Prairie Bee, weekly.
HOOD CO.
Granbury, Vidette, weekly.
HOPKINS CO.
SulplHii' Springs, Gazette, weeklj'.
Observer, weekly.
HOUSTON CO.
Crockett, East Texas Patron, weekly.
HUNT CO.
Greenville, Herald, weekly.
Independent, weekly.
JACK CO.
Jacksboro, Jack Co. Guide, weekly.
TEXAS.
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South-East Texan, weekly.
JEFFERSON CO.
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JOHNSON CO.
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Chronicle, weekly.
KARNES CO.
Helena, Record, weekly.
KAUFMAN CO.
Elmo, Beacon, weekly.
Terrell, Kaufman Star, weekly.
Temperance Vidette, weekly.
Times, weekly.
Texas Knight, monthly.
KENDALL CO.
Boerne, Union Land Register, weekly.
KERR CO.
lierrville. Frontiersman, weekly.
LAMAR CO.
Paris, Lamar Banner, weekly.
North Texan, weekly.
Press, weekly.
Texas Progress, weekly.
LAMPASAS CO.
Lampasas, Dispatch, weekly.
LAVACCA CO.
Hallettsville, Herald and Planter, w'kly.
LEE CO.
Giddiugs, Lone Star, weekly.
LEON CO.
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LIMESTONE CO.
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Kosse, Local, weekly.
Mexia, Ledger, weekly.
MC LENNAN CO.
Waco, Evening Sun, daily and weekly.
Examiner, daily and weekly.
Telephone, daily and wceklJ^
Texas Presbyterian, weekly.
Central City Advertiser, semi-m'thly.
MARION CO.
Jefferson, Jimplecute, daily and weekly.
MASON CO.
Mason, News-Item, weekly.
MEDINA CO.
Castroville, Quill, weeklJ^
MILAM CO.
Cameron, Sentinel, weekly.
Rockdale, Messenger, weekly.
Milam Record, weekly.
MONTAGUE CO.
Montague, Texas North-West, weekly.
MONTGOMERY CO.
Montgomery, Journal, weekly.
MORRIS CO.
Daingerfield, Morris Co. Banner, weekly.
NACOGDOCHES CO.
Nacogdoches, News, weekly.
NAVARRO CO.
Corsicana, Courier, weekly.
Observer and Index, weekly.
Texas Observer, weekly.
NUECES CO.
Corpus Christi, Ledger, semi-weekly
Free Press, weekly.
San Diego, Messenger, weekly.
ORANGE CO.
Orange, Tribune, weekly.
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PALO PINTO CO.
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Stai", weekly.
PANOLA CO.
Carthage, Panola Watchman, weekly.
PARKER CO.
WeatheriortU Exponent, weekly.
Times, weekly.
RED RIVER CO.
Clarksville, Standard, weekly.
Times, weekly.
ROBERTSON CO.
Calvert, Clipper, weekly.
Courier, weekly.
RUSK CO.
Hentlerson, East Texas Beacon, weekly.
Times, weekly.
SAN AUGUSTINE CO.
San Augiistiue, Saxon, weekly.
SAN SABA CO.
San Saba, News, weeklj-.
SHACKELFORD CO.
Fort Griffin, Echo, weekly.
SMITH CO.
Tyler, Courier, weeklj-.
Democrat and Reporter, weekly.
National Index, weekly.
Texas Law Journal, weekly,
STEPHENS CO.
Breckenridge, Northwest Texan, weekly.
TARRANT CO.
Fort Worth, Evening Journal, daily.
Democrat, weekly.
TAYLOR CO.
Buffalo Gap, News, weekly.
TRAVIS CO.
Anstin, Democratic Statesman, daily and
weekly.
Dispatch, daily, Sunday and w'kly.
Texas Volkszeitung, semi-weekly.
Review, weekly.
Texas Capital, Sunday.
Wochenblatt, weekly.
American Sketch Book, monthlj-.
upshi:r CO.
<jJilnier, Upshur Co. Democrat, weekly.
UVALDE CO.
Uvalde, Hesperian, weekly.
VAN ZANDT CO.
Canton, Chronicle, weekly.
Wills Point, Local, weekly.
VICTORIA CO.
Victoria, Advocate, weekly.
WALKER CO.
Huntsville, Item, weekly.
WALLER CO.
Hempstead, Courier, daily and weekly.
WASHINGTON CO.
Brenhani, Banner, daily and weekly.
Sentinel, daily and weekly.
Texas Greenbacker, weekly.
Texas Volksbote, weekly.
WEBB CO.
Laredos, Two Laredos, weekly.
WILLIAMSON CO.
Georgetown, Williamson Co. Record, w'y.
Williamson Co. Sun, w'kly.
Taylorsville, Texas Phonograph, weekly.
WISE CO.
Decatur, Tribune, weekly.
WOOD CO.
Mineola, Wood Co. Flag, weekly.
Winnsboro, Sentinel, weekly.
YOUNG CO.
Orahani, Leader, weekly.
VERMONT.
ADDISON CO.
Bristol, Gazette, weekly.
Herald, weekly.
Middlebury, Addison Co. .lournal, weekly.
Register, weekly.
Undergraduate, monthly.
Vergennes, Vermonter, weekly.
BENNINGTON CO.
Bennington, Banner, weekly.
Manchester, Journal, weekly.
CALEDONIA CO.
Danville, North Star, weekly.
Lyndon, Vermont Union, weekly.
St. Johnsbury, Caledonian, weekly.
Vermont Journal, weekly
CHITTENDEN CO.
Burlington, Free Press and Times, daily
and weekly.
Clipper, weekly.
Democrat and Sentinel, w'kly.
Saturday Evening Review,
weekly.
ESSEX CO.
Island Pond, Essex Co. Herald, weekly.
FRANKLIN CO.
Richford, Gazette, weekly.
St. A Ibans, Advertiser, daily and semi-w'ly.
Messenger, daily and weekly.
Merchants' Home Visitor, w'ly.
Swanton, Courier, weekly.
GRAND ISLE CO.
North Hero, Recorder, weekly.
LAMOILLE CO.
Hyde Park, Lamoille News, weekly.
Morrisville, Vermont Citizen, weekly.
ORANGE CO.
Bradford, Opinion, weekly.
Stanton's Opinion, w^eekly.
Vermont Journal, weekly.
Wells River, Riverside, weekly.
West Randolph, Herald and News, weeklj-.
Orange Co. Democrat, w'ly.
Vermont Journal, weekly.
ORLEANS CO.
Barton, Orleans Co. Monitor, weekly.
Newport, Express and Standard, weeklj'.
North Troj-, Palladium, weeklj-.
RUTLAND CO.
Brandon, Otter Creek News, weekly.
Union, weeklj-.
Danbj-, Otter Creek Vallej' News, weekly.
Fair Haven, Era, weeklj-.
Poultnej', Journal, weekly.
Rutland, Herald and 'Globe, dailj' and
weekly.
Review-Inquirer, weekly.
WASHINGTON CO.
Montpelier, Argus and Patriot, weekly.
Green Mt. Freeman, weekly.
Vermont Christian Messenger,
weeklj-.
Vermont Chronicle, weekly.
Vermont Farmer, weeklj\
Vermont Watchman and
State Journal, weekly.
Montpelierian, monthlj-.
Northfleld, News, weeklj-.
WINDHAM CO.
Bellows Falls, Times, weeklj%
Brattleboro, Vermont Journal, weekly.
Vermont Phoenix, weekly.
Windham Co. Reformer, weekly.
Household, monthlj-.
WINDSOR CO.
Bethel, White River Standard, weekly.
Ludlow, Vermont Tribune, weekly.
South Roj-alton, Vermont Journal, weekly.
Springfield, Reporter, weeklj\
Vermont Journal, weekly.
White River Junction, Republican Observer,
weekly.
Windsor, Vallej- Farmer, weekly.
Vermont Journal, weekly.
Woodstock, Spirit of the Age, weekly.
Vermont Standard, weeklj-.
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ACCOMACK CO.
Onancock, Eastern Virginian, weekly.
ALBEMARLE CO.
Charlottesville, Clironicle, weekly.
Jefff'rsonian Republican,
weekly.
Scottsville, Courier, weekly.
University of Virginia, Virginia University
Magazine, m'thly.
ALEXANDRIA CO.
Alexandria, Gazette, daily and tri-w'kly.
Sunday Picayune, Sunday.
ALLEGHANY CO.
Covington, Alleghany Tribune, weekly.
AMHERST CO.
Aniberst, Enterprise, weekly.
AUGUSTA CO.
Staunton, Goodson Gazette, weekly.
Spectator, weekly.
Valley Virginian, weekly.
Vindicator, weekly.
Valley Farmer, monthly.
BEDFORD CO.
Liberty, Bedford Sentinel, weekly.
Bedford Star, weekly.
BLAND CO.
Seddon (Bland C. H.), South and "West, w'kly.
BOTETOURT CO.
Fincastle, Botetourt News, weekly.
Herald, weekly.
BUCHANAN CO.
Grundy, Virginia Vidette, weekly.
CAMPBELL CO.
Lynchburg, News, daily, triweekly & w'kly.
Virginian, daily, triweekly and
weekly.
CARROLL CO.
Hillsville, Virginian, weekly.
CHARLOTTE CO.
Charlotte, Gazette, weekly.
CHESTERFIELD CO.
Manchester, Virginia Courier, weekly.
CLARKE CO.
Berryville, Clarke Courier, weekly.
CULPEPER CO,
Culpepei', Times, weekly.
DINWIDDIE CO.
Petersburg, Index and Appeal, daily & w'kly.
Rural Messenger, weekly.
ELIZABETH CITY CO.
Hampton, Monitor, weeklj\
Southern Workman, monthly.
ESSEX CO.
Tappaliannock, Tidewater Index, w'kly.
FAIRFAX CO.
Fairfax, Messenger, weekly.
FAUQUIER CO.
VVarrenton, Solid South, weekly.
True Index, weekly.
FLOYD CO.
Floyd, Reporter, weekly.
FRANKLIN CO.
Rocky Mount, Franklin Gazette, weeklj'.
FREDERICK CO.
Winchester, News, weekly.
Times, weekly.
GILES CO.
Pearisburg, True Issue, weekly.
Virginian, weekly.
GRAYSON CO.
Independence, Grayson Clipper, weekly.
HALIFAX CO.
South Boston Depot, Record, weekly.
VIRGINIA.
HENRICO CO.
Richmond, Anzeiger, daily and weekly.
Commonwealth, daily.
Dispatch, daily, semi-weekly
and weekly.
State, daily and weekly.
Virginia Staats Gazette, daily
and Sunday.
Whig, daily, semi-weekly and
weekly.
Catholic Visitor, weekly.
Central Presbyterian, weekly.
Christian Advocate, weekly.
Commercial and Tobacco Leaf,
weekly.
Guide and News, weekly.
Religious Herald, weekly.
Southern Churchman, weekly.
Southern Intelligencer, weekly.
Standard, weekly.
Virginia Star, weekly.
American Breeder and Plan-
ter, monthly.
College Messenger, monthly.
Earnest Worker, monthly.
Educational Journal of Vir-
ginia, monthly.
Field and Fireside, monthly.
Insurance Advocate, monthly.
Pj'thian Herald, monthly.
Southern Clinic, monthly.
Southern Historical Society Pa-
pers, monthly.
Virginia Law Journal, m'nthly.
Virginia Medical Monthly.
HENRY CO.
Martinsville, Herald, weekly.
HIGHLAND CO.
Monterey, Highland Recorder, weekly.
ISLE OF WIGHT CO.
Smithfleld, News, weekly.
KING WILLIAM CO.
West Point, Star, weekly.
LEE CO.
Jonesville, Lee Co. Sentinel, weekly.
LOUDOUN CO.
Hamilton, Loudoun Telephone, weekly.
Leesburg, Mirror, weekly.
Washingtonian, weekly.
LOUISA CO.
Louisa Court House, News and Farmer,
weekly.
MECKLENBURGH CO.
Boydton, Mecklenburgh Democrat, w'kly.
MONTGOMERY CO.
Christiansburg, Montgomery Messenger,
weeklj\
NANSEMOND CO.
Suffolk, Christian Sun, weekly.
Herald, weekly.
NELSON CO.
Lovingston, Nelson Co. Examiner, weekly.
NORFOLK CO.
Norfolk, Day-Book, daily and tri-weekly.
Landmark, daily and weekly.
Public Ledger, daily.
Virginian, daily and weekly.
Gazette, Sunday.
Herald, weekly.
Portsmouth, Enterprise, daily.
Times, daily and weeklj'.
KOTTOWAY CO.
BurkevUle, South Side Sentinel, weekly.
ORANGE CO.
Gordonsville, Gazette, weekly.
Orange, Piedmont Virginian, weekly.
PAGE CO.
Lfuray, Page Courier, weekly.
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PITTSYLVANIA CO,
Cliatliniii, Pittsylvania Tribune, weekly.
Danville. Post, daily and weekly.
Register, weekly.
Times, weekly.
PRINCE EDWARD CO.
Farinville, Journal, weekl}\
Mercury, weekly,
PRINCE WILLIAM CO.
Manassas, Gazette, weeklj'.
PULASKI CO.
Novbern, Virginia People, weekly.
RAPPAHANNOCK CO.
Washington, Blue Ridge Echo, weekly.
RICHMOND CO.
Warsa^v, Northern Neck News, weekly.
ROANOKE CO.
Big Lick, News, weekly.
Haleiii, Conservative, weekly.
Register, weekly.
Roanoke Collegian, monthly.
ROCKBRIDGE CO.
Ijexingtou, Gazette, weekly.
Rockbridge Enterprise, w'kly.
Southern Collegian, s.-m'thly.
ROCKINGHAM CO.
Bridgewater, Journal, weekly.
Dayton, Musical Million, monthly.
Harrisouburgr, Old Common wealth, w'ly.
Rockingham Register,
weekly.
Spirit of the Valley.w'kly.
SHENANDOAH CO.
Mount Jackson, Valley Farmer, monthly.
New Market, Our Church Paper, weekly.
Shenandoah Valley, weekly.
Our Sunday-School, monthly.
Wootlstock, Shenandoah Herald, weekly.
SMYTHE CO.
Marion, Patriot and Herald, weekly.
SOUTHAMPTON CO.
Franklin, Gazette, weekly.
SPOTTSYLVANIA CO.
Fredericksburg, News, semi-weekly.
Recorder, semi-weekly.
Virginia Star, semi-weekly.
Tazewell, Clinch Valley News, weekly.
WARREN CO.
Fi'out Iloyal, Warren Sentinel, weekly.
Zion's Advocate, s-monthly.
WASHINGTON CO.
Abingdon, Standard, weekly.
Virginian, weekly.
Bristol (Br'sto!, Tenn., P. O.), News, weekly.
Emory, Emory and Henry Clarion, monthly.
WYTHE CO.
Wytheville, South-west Virginia Entei'-
prise, semi-weekly.
Dispatch, weekly.
WEST VIRGINIA.
BARBOUR CO.
Pliillippi, Barbour Jeffersonian, weekly.
Plaindealer, weekly.
BERKELEY CO.
Martinsbiirg, Independent, weekly.
Statesman, weekly.
BRAXTON CO.
Sutton (Braxton C. H.), Mountaineer, w'kly.
BROOKE CO.
Wellsburgh, Herald, weekly.
Pan-Handle News, weekly.
CABELL CO.
Cabell, Independent, weekly.
Huntington, Advertiser, weeklj'.
Argus, weekly.
Commercial, weekly.
WEST VIRGINIA. .
DODDRIDGE CO.
West Union, Record, weekly.
FAYETTE CO.
Fayetteville, Enterprise, weekly.
Legal Tender, weekly.
GILMER CO.
Glenville, Gilmerite, weekly.
GRANT CO.
Petersburgh, South Branch Gazette, weekly,
GREENBRIER CO.
liCwisbtirg, Criterion, weekly.
Greenbrier Independent, w'ly.
HAMPSHIRE CO.
R o in n e y , South Branch Intelligencer,
weekly.
HANCOCK CO.
Fairview, Hancock Co. Courier, weekly.
New^ Cumberland, Hancock Co. Independent,
weekly.
HARDY CO.
3Ioorefiel<l, Examiner, weekly.
HARRISON CO.
Clarksburg, News, weekly.
Telegram, weekly.
JACKSON CO.
Ravensw^ood, News, weekly.
JEFFERSON CO.
Cliarlestown, Spirit of Jefferson, weekly.
Virginia Free Press, w'kly.
Shepherdstown, Register, weekly.
KANAAVHA CO.
Charleston, Courier, triweekly and weekly.
Kanawha Gazette, weekly.
Leader, weekly.
LEWIS CO.
Westou, Democrat, weekly.
Republican, weekly.
MARION CO.
Fairmont, Index, weekly.
West Virginian, weekly.
MARSHALL CO.
Moundsville, Commercial, weekly.
New State Gazette, weekly.
Reporter, weeklj-.
MASON CO.
Point Pleasant, Register, weekly.
West Virginia Monitor,
weeklj'.
MERCER CO.
Princeton, Journal, weekly.
MINERAL CO.
K.eyser, Mountain Echo, weeklj'.
West Virginia Tribune, weekly.
MONONGALIA CO.
Morgauto^vn, New Dominion, weekly.
Post, weeklj'.
MONROE CO.
Alderson, Enterprise, weekly.
Union, Border Watchman, weekly.
Monroe Co. Register, weeklj'.
MORGAN CO.
Berkeley Springs, Morgan Mercury,
weeklj'.
OHIO CO.
Wheeling, Intelligencer, daily, semi-w'kly
and weeklj'.
Register, dailj', tri-weeklj' and
weeklj'.
Wheelinger Volksblatt, semi-vv.
Deutsche Zeitung, weeklj'.
News-Letter, Sunday.
Saturday Evening Journal,
week i J'.
Sundav Leader, Sunday.
United States Post-Office Bul-
letin, monthljandquart'lj'.
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PLEASANTS CO.
St. Marys, Observer, weekly.
PRESTON CO.
Iviugfwood, Preston Co. Journal, weekly.
West Virginia Argus, weekly.
PUTNAM CO.
Winfieltl, Putnam Co. Democrat, weekly.
RANDOLPH CO.
Bevei'ly, Randolph Enterprise, weekly.
RITCHIE CO.
Cairo, Ritchie Democrat, weekly.
Harrisville, Ritchie Gazette, weekly.
SUMMERS CO.
Hintou, Mountain Herald, weekly.
TAYLOR CO.
Gi'afton, Sentinel, weekly.
TUCKER CO.
St. George, Tucker Co. Pioneer, weekly.
TYLER CO.
MidfUeboiiruc, Tyler Co. Star, weekly.
Sistersville, Tyler Independent, weekly.
UPSHUR CO.
Buckliauuou, Banner, weekly.
Delta, weekly.
WAYNE CO.
Fort Gay, Wayne Advocate, weekly.
AVETZEL CO.
New Martinsville, Democrat, weekly.
Messenger, weekly.
WIRT CO.
Wirt Court House, Wirt Co. Mentor,
weekly.
WOOD CO.
Parkersbiirg, Greenback Standard, w'kly.
Sentinel, weekly.
State Journal, weekly.
Catholic Messenger, m'thly.
WISCONSIN.
ADAMS CO.
Friendship, Adams Co. Press, weekly.
ASHLAND CO.
Ashland, Press, weekly,
BARRON CO.
Barron, Barron Co. Shield, weekly.
Rice Lake, Barron Co. Chronotype, weekl3^
BAYFIELD CO.
Bayfield, Press, weekly.
BROWN CO.
De Pere, De Standaard, weekly.
News and Herald, weekly.
Fort Howard, Journal, weeklj'.
Review, weekly.
Green Bay, State Gazette, daily & weeklj*.
Advocate, weekly.
Concordia, weekly.
Globe, weekly.
BUFFALO CO.
Alma, Buffalo Co. Journal, weekly.
Fountain City, Buffalo Co. Repiiblikaner,
weekly.
Mondovi, Buffalo Co. Herald, weekly.
BURNETT CO.
Grantsburg, Burnett Co. Sentinel, weekly.
CALUMET CO.
Chilton, Der Volksbote, weekly.
Times, weekly.
Wiskonsin Demokrat, weekly.
CHIPPEWA CO.
Cliippova Falls, Chippewa Herald, w'kly.
Chippewa Times, w'kly.
Phillips, Times, weekly.
CLARK CO.
Neillsville, Clark Co. Courier, weekly.
Republican and Press, weekly.
True Republican, weekly.
WISCONSIN.
COLUMBIA CO.
Columbus, Democrat, weekly.
Republican, weekly.
Kilbourn City, Dells Reporter, weeklj'.
Lodi, Valley News, weekly.
Portage, Columbia Co. Wecker, weekly.
Democrat, weekly.
Wisconsin State Register, weekly.
CRAWFORD CO.
Prairie Du Cliien, Courier, weekly.
Union, weekly.
DANE CO.
Black Earth, Advertise)", weekly.
Madison, Democrat, daily and weekly.
Wisconsin State Journal, daily,
triweekly and weeklj'.
Wisconsin Botschafter, weekly.
Wisconsin Staats-Zeitung, w'kly.
University Press, semi-monthly.
Wisconsin Journal of Education,
monthly.
Mazomanie, Sickle, weekly.
Stoughton, Courier, weekly.
Sun Prairie, Countryman, weekly.
DODGE CO.
Beaver Dam, Argus, weekly.
Dodge Co. Citizen, weekly.
Fox Lake, Representative, weekly.
Juneau, Telephone, weekly.
Mayville, Dodge Co. Pionier, weekly.
DOOR CO.
Sturgeon Bay, Door Co. Advocate, w'kly.
Expositor, weekly.
DOUGLAS CO.
Superior, Times, weekly.
DUNN CO.
Menonionie, Dunn Co. News, weekly.
Times, weekly.
E.4.U CLAIRE CO.
Augusta, Eagle, weekly.
Eau Claire, Free Press, daily and weekly.
Argus, weekly.
News, weekly.
FOND DU LAC CO.
Brandon, Times, weekly.
Fond du Lac, Commonwealth, daily and
weekly.
Die Freie Volks-Presse, w'ly.
Journal, weekly.
Nordwestlicher Courier,
weekly.
Saturday Reporter, w'kly.
Wisconsin Farmer, weekly.
Ripon, Commonwealth, weekly.
Free Press, weekly.
College News-Letter, bi-weekly.
Waupun, Leader, weekly.
Times, weekly.
GRANT CO.
Boscobel, Dial, weekly.
Ijancaster, Grant Co. Herald, weekly.
Platteville, Der Correspondent, weekly.
Grant Co. Witness, weekly.
GREEN CO.
Albany, Journal, weekly.
Brodhead, Independent, weekly.
Monroe, Green Co. Herold, weekly.
Green Co. Reformer, weekly.
Sentinel, weekly.
GREEN LAKE CO.
Berlin, Courant, weekly.
Journal, weeklJ^
Princeton, Green Lake Co. Democrat, weeklj'.
Republic, weekly.
IOWA CO.
Arena, Star, weekly.
Dodgeville, Chronicle, weekly.
Mineral Point, Iowa Co. Democrat, weekly.
Tribune, weeklj'.
Wisconsin Temperance Jour-
nal, semi-monthlj-.
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JACKSON CO.
Black River Falls, Badger State Banner,
weeklj'.
Wisconsin Independent,
weekly.
Merrillan, Wisconsin Leader, weekly.
JEFFERSON CO.
Fort Atkinson, Jefferson Co. Union, weekly.
Jefferson, Banner, weekly.
Independent, weekly.
Lake MUls, Spike, weekly.
Palmyra, Enterprise, weekly.
Waterloo, Journal, weekly.
Watertown, Democrat, weekly.
Gazette, weekly.
Republican, weekly.
Welt burger, weekly.
JUNEAU CO.
Elroy, Plain Talker, weekly.
Mauston, Star, weekly.
Neeedah, Press, weekly.
New Lisbon, Juneau Co. Argus, weekly.
KENOSHA CO.
Kenosha, Democrat, weekly.
Telegraph, weekly.
Union, weekly.
KEWAUNEE CO.
Ahnapee, Record, weekly.
KeAvauuee, Enterprise, weeklj'.
LA CROSSE CO.
La Crosse, Chronicle, daily and weekly.
Republican and Leader, daily
and weekly.
Faedrelandet Og Emigranten,
weekly.
Nord Stern, weekly.
Pomeroy's Democrat, weekly.
LA FAYETTE CO.
Darlington, La Fayette Co. Democrat,
weekly.
Republican, weekly.
LANGLADE CO.
Antigo, Langlade Co. Republican, weekly.
LINCOLN CO.
Jenny, Lincoln Co. Advocate, weeklj'.
Northern Wisconsin News, weekly.
MANITOWOC CO.
Mauito'woc, Der Nord-Westen, weeklj'.
Pilot, weeklj'.
Two Rivers, Manitowoc Co. Chronicle, w'kly.
MARATHON CO.
Colbj', Phonograph, weeklj'.
Wail sail, Central Wisconsin, weeklj'.
Der Waechter am Wisconsin,
weeklj'.
Torch of Liberrj', weeklj'.
Wisconsin River Pilot, weeklj'.
Wochenblatt, weekly.
MARQUETTE CO.
Montello, Express, weeklj'.
Westfield, Central Union, weekly.
MILWAUKEE CO.
Bay View, National Bureau, weeklj'.
Milwaukee, Evening Signal, dailj'.
Evening Wisconsin, dailj',
semi-weekly, and weekly.
Freie Presse, dailj', weekly
and Sundaj'.
Herold, daily and weekly.
News, daily, semi-weekly and
weeklj'.
See-Bote, dailj' and weeklj'.
Sentinel, dailj', tri-weeklj' &
weeklj'.
An, Sunday.
Catholic Citizen, weeklj'.
Christian Statesman, weekly.
Columbia, weekly.
Freidenker, Sunday.
Gazette, weeklj*.
Gerinania, weekly.
WISCONSIN.
MILWAUKEE CO.
3Iil>vaiikee, Joui-nal of Commerce, wk'y.
Northwestern Grocer, weekly.
Peck's Sun, weeklj'.
State Journal and South Side
Advocate, weeklj'.
Sundaj' Telegraph, Sunday.
Western Church, weekly.
Acker und Gartenbau Zeit-
ling, semi-monthlj'.
Der Ansiedler in Wisconsin,
semi-monthlj'.
Gewerbe und rndustrie Zel-
tung, semi-monthlj'.
Catholic School Record,
monthlj'.
Der Hermanns Sohn, m'thly.
Erziehungs-Blaetter, m'thl.y.
Farmer's Monthlj'.
Hospodar Amerikj', monthlj'.
Kindergarten Messenger and
the New Education, m'lj'.
United States Miller, m'thly.
Unser Blatt, monthly.
Wisconsin A. O. U. W. Advo-
cate, monthlj'.
Young Churchman, monthlj'.
MONROE CO.
Sparta, Herald, weekly.
Monroe Co. Democrat, weekly.
Tomah, Journal, weeklj'.
OCONTO CO.
Marinette, Marinette & Peshtigo Eagle, w'kly.
Oconto, Lumberman, weeklj'.
Oconto Co. Reporter, weekly,
OUTAGAMIE CO.
Appleton, Crescent, weeklj'.
People's Champion, weekly.
Post, weeklj'.
Volksfreund, weeklj'.
Collegian and Neoterian, m'thly.
OZAUKEE CO.
Cedarburg. Enterprise, weeklj'.
Port Washington, Ozaukee Co. Advertiser,
weeklj'.
Star, weeklj'.
Zeitung, weeklj'.
PEPIN CO.
Dnraud, Pepin Co. Courier, weeklj'.
PIERCE CO.
Ellsworth, Pierce Co. Herald, weekly.
Prescott, Pierce Co. Plaindealer, weeklj'.
River Falls, Journal, weeklj'.
Press, weeklj'.
POLK CO.
Osceola Mills, Polk Co. Press, weekly.
PORTAGE CO.
Plover. Times, weekly.
Stevens' Point, Democrat, weekly.
Journal, weeklj'.
Portage Co. Gazette,w'ky.
Wisconsin Pinery, w'kly.
Hungerford's Real E-^tate
Journal, monthlj'.
RACINE CO.
Burlington, Democrat, weeklj'.
Standard, weekly.
Racine, News, dail.y.
Advocate, weekly.
Argus, weekly.
Folkets Avis, weeklj'.
Journal, weeklj'.
Slavic, weeklj'.
College Mereurj', semi-monthy.
Waterford, Post, weeklj-.
RICHLAND CO.
Richland Center, Observer, weekly.
Richland Co. Republi-
can, weekly.
ROCK CO.
Beloit, Free Press, weeklj'.
Graphic, weekly.
Outlook, weekly.
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WISCONSIN.
ROCK CO.
Belolt, Round Table, bi-weekly.
Clinton, Rock Co. Republican, weekly.
Edgerton, Wisconsin Tobacco Reporter,
weekly.
Jauesville, Gazette, daily, semi-weekly &
weekly.
Recorder, daily and weekly.
City Times, weekly.
Wisconsin Express, weeklj'.
Milton, Express, weekly.
College Journal, monthly.
Temperance Herald, monthly.
ST. CROIX CO.
Baldwin, Bulletin, weekly.
Hudson, Star and Times, weekly.
True Republican, weekly.
New Richmond, Democrat, weekly.
St. Croix Republican, w'kly.
SAUK CO.
Bai'aboo, Republic, weekly.
Sauk Co. Democrat, weekly.
Sauk Co. Republican, weekly.
Prairie Du Sac, Sauk Co. News, weekly.
Reedsburg, Free Press, weekly.
Sauk Co. Herold, weekly.
Sauk City, Pionier am Wisconsin, weekly.
Spring Green, Dollar Times, weekly.
SHAWANO CO.
Sha^vauo, Shawano Co. Journal, weekly.
SHEBOYGAN CO.
Plymouth, Reporter, weekly.
Sun, weekly.
Slieboygau, Herald, weekly.
National Demokrat, weekly.
Times, weekly.
Tribun, weeklJ^
Sheboygan Falls, Sheboygan Co. News, w'kly.
TAYLOR CO.
Metlford, Taylor Co. Star and News, w'kly.
TREMPEALEAU CO.
Arcadia, Republican and Leader, weekly.
Trempealeau Co. Democrat, weekly.
Gralesville, Independent, weekly.
Independence, News, weekly.
White Hall, Times and Trempealeau Co. Mes-
senger, weekly.
VERNON CO.
be Soto, Republican, weekly.
Virociaa, Vernon Co. Censor, weekly.
WALWORTH CO.
Delavan, Republican, weekly.
East Troy, Gazette, weekly.
Elkliorii, Walworth Co. Independent, w'kly.
Geneva, Geneva Lake Herald, weekly.
Lake Geneva (Geneva P. O.), News, weekly.
Sharon, Reporter, weekly.
Whitewater, Chronicle, weeklj-.
Register, weekly.
WASHINGTON CO.
Hartford, Washington Co. Republican, w'kly.
West Bend, Democrat, weekly.
WAUKESHA CO.
Oconomowoc, Local, weekly.
Wisconsin Free Press, weekly.
Pewaukee, Standard, weekly.
Waukesha, Freeman, weekly.
Waukesha Co. Democrat,
weekly.
WAUPACA CO.
New London, Times, weekly.
Waupaca, Post, weeklj'.
Waupaca Co. Republican, w'kly.
Weyauwega, Chronicle, weekly.
WAUSHARA CO.
Plainfield, Times, weekly.
Wautonia, Waushai-a Argus, weekly.
WINNEBAGO CO.
Menasha, Der Beobachter am Winnebago,
weekly.
Press, weekly.
Neenah, City Times, weekly.
Gazette, weekly.
WISCONSIN.
WINNEBAGO CO.
Neenah, Bulletin, monthly.
Omro, Journal, weekly.
Osliko8li, North-We.stern, daily & weekly.
Early Dawn, weekly.
Times, weekly.
Wisconsin Telegraph, weekly.
WOOD CO.
Centralia. Enterprise, weekly.
(xi'aud liapids, Tribune, weekly.
Wood Co. Reporter, w'kly.
ARIZONA TERRITORY.
MARICOPA CO.
Plioeuix, Herald, weekly.
Territorial Expositor, weekly.
PIMA CO.
Tucson, Arizona Citizen, daily and weekly.
Arizona Star, dailj' and weekly.
El Fronterizo, Sunday.
La Souora, Sunday.
Pima Co. Record, weekly.
PINAL CO.
Globe, Arizona Silver Belt, weekly.
YAVAPAI CO.
Prescott, Arizona Democrat, daily & w'kly.
Arizona Enterprise, weekly.
Arizona Miner, weekly.
YUMA CO.
Yuina, Arizona Sentinel, weekly.
DAKOTA TERRITORY.
BARNES CO.
Valley City, Northern Paciflc Times, w'ky.
BON HOMME CO.
Bon Houinie, Dakota Citizen, weekly.
Springfield, Times, weekly.
BROOKINGS CO.
Fountain, Brookings Co. Press, weekly.
BURLEIGH CO.
Bismarck, Sun, weekly.
Ti'ibune, weekly.
Mandan, Criteriau, weekly.
CASS CO.
Fargo, Argus, daily.
Republican, semi-weekly & weekly
Times, weekly.
CLAY CO.
Vermillion, Dakota Republican, weekly
Standard, weekly.
CODDINGTON CO.
Waterto^vn, Dakota News, weekly.
Independent, weekly.
CUSTER CO.
Custer, Chronicle, weekly.
DEUEL CO.
Gai'y, Inter-State, weekly.
GRAND FORKS CO.
Grand Forks, Herald, weekly.
Plaindealer, weekly.
GRANT CO.
Big Stone City, Grant Co. Herald, weekly.
LAKE CO.
Madison, Sentinel, weekly.
LAWRENCE CO.
Central City, Black Hills Herald, daily.
Deadwood, Black Hills Pioneer, daily and
weeklv.
Black Hills Times, dailj'.
Evening News, daily.
Evening Press, daily.
LINCOLN CO.
Canton, Advocate, weekly.
Sioux Valley News, weekly.
Eden, Sun, weeklj'.
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DAKOTA TERRITORY.
MCCOOK CO.
Cameron, Pioneer, weekly.
Register, weekly.
MINNEHAHA CO.
Dell Rapids, Exponent, weekly.
Sioux Falls, Dakota Pantagi-aph, weekly.
Independent, weekly.
Times, weekly.
MOODY CO.
Flauilreaii, Moody Co. Enterprise, weekly.
Roscoe, Express, weekly.
PEMBINA CO.
Peiiibiua, Pioneer, weekly.
PENNINGTON CO.
Rapid City, Black Hills Journal, weekly.
Rochford, Black Hills Central, weekly.
RICHLAND CO.
Wahpeton, Richland Co. Gazette, weekly.
STUTSMAN CO.
Jaiiiestowu, Alert, weekly.
TRAILL CO.
Caledonia, Traill Co. Argus, weekly.
TURN"ER CO.
3Iarion, Gazette, weekly.
Parker, New Era, weekly.
UNION CO.
Elk Point, Tribune, weekly.
Union Co. Courier, w^eekly.
YANKTON CO.
Yankton, Press and Dakotian, daily and
weekly.
Dakota Freie Presse, weekly.
Herald, weekly.
IDAHO TERRITORY.
ADA CO.
Boise City, Statesman, triweekly and
. weekly.
Idaho Democrat, semi-w'kly.
Republican, weekly.
BOISE CO.
Idaho City, Idaho World, semi-weekly &
weekly.
NEZ PERCES CO.
Liewistoii, Teller, weekly.
ONEIDA CO.
Oxford, Idaho Enterprise, weeklj'.
OWYHEE CO.
Silvei" City, Idaho Avalanche, weekly.
INDIAN TERRITORY.
CHEROKEE NATION.
Talilequali, Cherokee Advocate, weekly.
Vinita, Indian Herald, weekly.
Vidette, weekly.
CHOCTAW' NATION.
Caddo, Free Press, weekly.
CREEK NATION.
Muskogee, Indian Journal, weekly.
MONTANA TERRITORY.
BEAVER HEAD CO.
Glendale, Atlantis, weekly.
CHOTEAU CO.
Fort Benton, Benton Record, weeklj-.
CUSTER CO.
Miles City, Yellowstone Journal, weekly.
DEER LODGE CO.
Butte City, Frontier Index, weeklj'.
Jliner, weeklj'.
Deer Liodse City, New North-West,
weeklj'.
GALLATIN CO.
Bozeinan, Avant Courier, weekly.
MONTANA TERRITORY.
LEWIS CO.
Helena, Herald, dailj' and weeklj'.
Independent, daily and weekly.
Morning Capital, dally.
MADISON CO.
Sheridan, Messenger, weeklj'.
Virginia City, Madisonian, weekly.
MEAGHER CO.
White Sulphur Springs, Rocky Mountain Hus-
bandman, weekly.
MISSOULA CO.
Missoula, Missoulian, weekly.
NEW MEXICO TERRITORY.
BERNALILLO CO.
Albuquerque, Review, weeklj'.
Bernalillo, Native, weeklj'.
COLFAX CO.
Ciuiarrou, News and Press, weekly.
DONA ANA CO.
Las Cruces, Thirtj'-Four, weekly.
Mesilla, News, weeklj'.
GRANT CO.
Silver City, Grant Co. Herald, weeklj'.
SAN MIGUEL CO.
Las Vegas, Optic, dailj- and weeklj'.
Gazette, weeklv.
Revista Catolica, weeklj'.
Eureka, monthlj'.
SANTA FE CO.
Santa Fe, New Mexican, weeklj-.
UTAH TERRITORY.
BEAVER CO.
Beaver, Watchman, weeklj'.
CACHE CO.
liOgan, Leader, weeklj'.
S.^LT LAKE CO.
Salt Lake City, Deseret News, dailj', semi-
weekly and weeklj'.
Salt Lake Herald, diilly,
semi-w'klj' and w'kly.
Salt Lake Tribune, daily
and weeklj-.
Juvenile Instructor, semi-
monthlj-.
Rockj' Mountain Chris-
tian Advocate, m'thlj'.
Utah Farmer, monthlj'.
SUMMIT CO.
Park City, Mining Record, weeklj-.
UTAH CO.
Provo City, Territorial Enquirer, semi-w.
WASHINGTON CO.
Silver Reef, Miner, weeklj-.
WEBER CO.
Ogden, Evening Dispatch, dailj-
Junction, dailj- and semi weeklj-.
WASHINC^TON TERRITORY.
CLARK CO.
Vancouver, Independent, weekly.
COLUMBIA CO.
Dayton, Columbia Chronicle, weekly.
News, weeklj-.
JEFFERSON CO.
Port Towusend, Democratic Press, w'klj'.
Puget Sound Argus,
weeklj-.
KING CO.
Seattle, Tribune, dailj- and weeklj-.
Intelligencer, daily and weeklj-.
Post, dailj- and weeklj-.
KLICKITAT CO.
Goldendale, Klickitat Sun, weeklj-.
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WASHINGTON TEKKITOltY.
PIERCE CO.
Steilacoom City, Paget Sound Express,
weekly.
THURSTON CO.
Olyinpin, Courier, weekly.
Transcript, weekly.
Washington Standard, weekly.
WALLA WALLA CO.
Waitsbursh, Times, weekly.
Walla Walla, Statesman, weekly.
Union, weekly.
Watchman, weekly.
WHATCOM CO.
La Conner, Puget Sound Mail, weekly.
WHITMAN CO.
Colfax, Palouse Gazette, weekly.
WY03IINCJ TERRITORY.
ALBANY CO.
Liaraniie City, Times, daily.
Laramie Sentinel, w'kly.
CARBON CO.
Ra>vliiis, Carbon Co. Journal, weekly.
Carbon Co. News, weekly.
LARAMIE CO.
CUeyenue, Leader, daily and weekly.
Sun, daily and Aveekly.
SWEETWATER CO.
Green River City, Rocky Mountain
Courier, weekly.
UINTAH CO.
Evaii8ton, Age, weeklj'.
Uinta Chieftain, weekly.
DOMINION OF CANADA.
BRITISH COLUMBIA.
NEW WESTMINSTER CO.
New Westminster, Mainland Guardian, semi-
weekly.
VANCOU%'ER ISLAND.
Nanaimo, Free Press, semi-weekly.
VICTORIA CO.
Victoria, British Colonist, daily and weekly.
Standard, daily and weekly.
MANITOBA.
LISGAR CO.
Selkirk, Inter-Ocean, weekly.
PROVENCHER CO.
Emerson, International, weekly.
SELKIRK CO.
St. Boniface, Le Metis, weekly.
Winnipeg, Manitoba Free Press, daily and
weekly.
Tribune, daily.
Manitoba Gazette, weekly.
Standard, weekly.
NEW^ BRUNSWICK.
CARLETON CO.
Woodstock, Carleton Sentinel, weekly,
Clipper, weekly.
CHARLOTTE CO.
St. Andrews, Bay Pilot, weekly.
Standard, weekly.
St. Stephen, St. Croix Courier, weekly.
NORTHUMBERLAND CO.
Chatham, Gleaner, weekly.
Miramichi Advance, weeklj'.
Young Canadian, monthly.
New Castle, Union Advocate, weekly.
NEW BRUNSWICK.
ST. .JOHN CO.
St. John, Globe, daily and weekly.
News, daily and weekly.
Sun, dailj' and weekly.
Telegraph, daily and weekly.
Christian Visitor, weekly.
Freeman, weekly.
Religious Intelligencer, weekly.
Printers' Miscellany, monthly.
WESTMORELAND CO.
Moncton, Times, daily and weekly.
Despatch, semi-weekly.
Sackville, Chignecto Post, weekly.
Transcript, weekly.
Argosy, monthly.
Shediac, Le Moniteur Acadien, weekly.
YORK CO.
Fredericton, Star, triweekly and weeklj'.
Maritime Farmer, weeklj'.
New Brunswick Reporter,wk'ly.
NORTH-WEST TERRITORIES.
Battleford, Saskatchewan Herald, bi-weeklj%
Rapid City, Enterprise, weekly.
NOVA SCOTIA.
ANNAPOLIS CO.
Annapolis, Journal, weeklj'.
Bridgetown, Monitor, weeklj'.
ANTIGONISH CO.
Antigonish, Casket, weeklj'.
CAPE BRETON CO.
North Sydney, Cape Breton Times, weekly.
Herald, weekly.
Sydney, Cape Breton Advocate, weekly.
Express, weeklj'.
COLCHESTER CO.
Truro, Colchester Sun, weekly.
Guardian, weeklj'.
CUMBERLAND CO.
Amherst, Gazette, weeklj'.
Maritime Sentinel, weeklj'.
DIGBY CO.
Digby, Courier, weekly.
HALIFAX CO.
Halifax, Acadian Recorder, dailj' and tri-
weeklj'.
Chronicle, dailj', tri-weeklj' and
weeklj'.
Evening Mail, dailj'.
Morning Herald, dailj', tri-weekly
and weeklj'.
Alliance Journal and Temperance
Advocate, weeklj'.
Chi'istian Messenger, weeklj'.
Church Guardian, weekly.
New Era, weeklj'.
Presbj'terian Witness, weeklj'.
Royal Gazette, weekly.
Weslejan, weekly.
Dalhousie Gazette, bi-weeklj'.
Majflower, semi-monthly.
Nova Scotian Journal of Agricul-
ture, monthlj'.
Journal of Education, bi-monthly.
HANTS CO.
Windsor, Mail, weeklj'.
INVERNESS CO.
Port Hawkesburj', Eastern Beacon, weekly.
KINGS CO.
Kentville, Western Chronicle, weekly.
Farmer's Manual, monthly.
Wolfeville, Star, semi-weekly and weeklj-.
Acadia Athenteum, monthly.
LUNENBURG CO.
liuuenburg. Progress, weeklj'.
PICTOU CO.
New Glasgow, Eastern Chronicle, weeklj'.
Pictou, Colonial Standard, weeklj*.
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NOVA S^COTIA.
QUEENS CO.
liiverpool, Advance, weekly.
Times, weekly.
YARMOUTH CO.
Yarmouth, Herald, weekly.
Tribune, weekly.
ONTARIO.
ADDINGTON CO.
Newburgh, Addington Reporter, weekly.
Tamworth, Echo, weekly.
ALGOMA CO.
Gore Bay, Manitoulin Enterprise, weekly.
Prince Arthur, Thunder Bay Sentinel,weekly.
f?ault Ste. Marie, Algoma Advocate, w'ly.
Algoma Pioneer, w'kly.
BOTHWELL CO.
Ridgetown, East Kent Plaindealer and Advo-
cate, weekly.
BRANT CO.
Brantforcl, Courier, daily and weeklj\
Evening Telegram, daily and
weekly.
Expositor, daily and weekly.
Paris, Brant Review, weekly.
Star, weekly.
Transcript, weekly.
BRUCE CO.
Chesley, Enterprise, weekly.
Kincardine, Bi'uce Reporter, weekly.
Lucknow, Sentinel, weekly.
Paisley, Advocate, weekly.
Port Elgin, Busy Times, weekly.
Free Press, weekly.
Teeswater, News, weekly.
Tiverton, Watchman, weekly.
Walkertou, Bruce Herald, weekly.
Die Glocke, weekly.
Telescope, weekly.
Wiarton, Echo, weekly.
CARLETON CO.
Otta^va, Citizen, daily and semi-weekly.
Free Press, daily and weekl}^
Herald, daily and weekly.
Le Canada, daily and weekly.
Canada Gazette", weekly.
Le Triboulet, weekly.
L'Album des Families, monthly.
DUNDAS CO.
Iroquois, Times, weekly.
Morrisburgh, Courier, weekly.
Dundas Co. Herald, weekly.
DXJRHAM CO.
Bethany, Manvers Standard, weekly.
Bowmanville, Canadian Statesman, weekly.
Observer, weekly.
West Durham News, weekly.
Millbrook, Messenger, weekly.
Port Hope, Evening News, daily and weekly.
Guide, daily and weekly.
Times, daily and weekly.
Canadian Craftsman, monthly.
Christian Gleaner, monthly.
ELGIN CO.
Aylmer, Elgin Gazette, semi-weekly.
Express, weekly.
St. Tliouias, .Journal, semi-weekly.
Times, semi-weekly & weekly.
Guide, weekly.
ESSEX CO.
Amherstburg, Echo, weekly.
Kingsville, Reporter, weekly.
Leamington, Post, weekly.
Windsor. Essex Record, weekly.
Essex Review, weekly.
Standard, weekly.
FRONTENAC CO.
Kingston, British Whig, daily and weekly.
News, daily and weekly.
Queen's College Journal, semi-
monthly.
ONTARIO.
GRENVILLE CO.
ft'escott, Messenger, weekly.
Telegraph, weekly.
GREY CO.
Durham, Chronicle, weekly.
Grej' Review, weeklj'.
Markdale, Expositor, weekly.
Meaford, Monitor, weekly.
Neustadt, Waechter am Saugeen, weekly.
Owen !!^ouud, Advertiser, weeklj'.
Times, weekly.
Tribune, weekly.
Shelburne, Free Press, weekly.
Thornbury, Union Standard, weekly.
HALDIJIAND CO.
Caledonia, Grand River Sachem, weekl.v.
Cayuga, Haldimand Advocate, weekly.
HALTON CO.
Acton, Free Press, weekly.
Georgetown, Herald, weekly.
Milton, Canadian Champion, weekly.
Halton News, weekly.
Oakville, Express, weekly.
Standard, weekly.
HASTINGS CO.
Belleville, Intelligencer, daily & weekly.
Ontario, daily and weekly.
Madoe, North Hastings Review, weekly.
Stirling, News-Argus, weekly.
HURON CO.
Blyth, Review, weekly.
Brussels, Post, weekly.
Clinton, New Era, weekly.
Exeter, Reflector, weekly.
Times, weekly.
Goderich, Huron Signal, weekly.
Star, weekly
Gorrle, Howick Enterprise, weekly.
Seaforth, Huron Expositor, weeklj'.
Wingham, Advance, weekly.
Times, weekly.
KENT CO.
Blenheim, Rondeau News, weekly.
Bothwell, Times, weekly.
Cbathaiii, Planet, tri-weeklj' and weekly.
Banner, weekly.
Tribune, weekly.
Missionary Messenger, monthly.
Dresden, Times, weekly.
Wallaceburg, Western'Advocate, weeklj\
LAMBTON CO.
Arkona, East Lambton Advocate, weekly.
Forest, Adviser, weekly.
Free Press, weekly.
Petrolia, Petroleum Advertiser, weekly.
Topic, weekly.
Sarnia, Canadian, weekly.
Observer, weeklj*.
Thedford, Herald, weekly.
Watford, Guide, weekly.
LANARK CO.
Almonte, Gazette, weeklj'.
Carleton Place, Central Canadian, weekly.
Herald, weeklj'.
Perth, Coui-ier, weeklj'.
Expositor, weekly.
Smith's Falls, News, weekly,
LEEDS CO.
Brockville, Recorder, daily and weekly.
Monitor, weekly.
Gananoque, Reporter, weeklj*.
LENOX CO.
Napanee, Beaver, weekly.
Canada Casket, weeklj'.
Express, weeklj'.
Standard, weekly.
LINCOLN CO.
St. Catharines, Journal, dailj' & weekly.
News, dailj' and weekly.
Canadian Horticulturist,
monthly.
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MIDDLESEX CO.
Ailsa Craig, North Middlesex Watchman,
weekly.
Gleneoe, Transcript, weekly.
Liondou, Advertiser, daily and Aveekly.
Herald, daily and weekly.
Free Press, daily and weekly.
Catholic Record, weekly.
Echo, weekly.
Canadian Entomologist, monthly.
Family Circle, monthly.
Farmer's Advocate, monthly.
Luean, Enterprise, weekly.
Park Hill, Gazette, weekly.
Strathroy, Age, weekly.
Western Dispatch, weekly.
Canadian Poultry Review, m'thly,
Wardsville, Post, weekly.
MONCK CO.
Dunnville, Gazette, weeklj'.
Monck Reform Press, weekly.
NORFOLK CO.
Port Dover, Independent, weekly.
Port Rowan, Spirit of the Age, weekly.
Siiiicoe, British Canadian, weekly.
Norfolk Reformer, weekly.
Waterford, Star, weekly.
NORTHUMBERLAND CO.
Brighton, Ensign, weekly.
Campbellford, Herald, weeklj\
Coboiirg, Sentinel Scar, weekly.
World, weekly.
Colborne, Express, weekly.
Trenton, Courier, weekly.
ONTARIO CO.
Cannington, North Ontario Gleaner, weekly.
Oshawa, Ontario Reformer, weekly.
Vindicator, weekly.
Port Perry, North Ontario Observer, weekly.
Standard, weekly.
Uxbridge, Guardian, weekly.
Journal, weekly.
Whitby, Chronicle, weekly.
Gazette, weekly.
OXFORD CO.
Embro, Express, weekly.
Ingersoll, Chronicle, weekly.
Oxford Tribune and Canada Dairy
Reporter, weeklv.
Norwich, Gazette, weekly.
Otterville, Magnet, weekly.
Tilsonburg, Liberal, weekly.
Observer, weekly.
Woodstock, Sentinel-Review, weekly.
Times, weekly.
PARRY SOUND (DISTRICT OF).
Parry Sound, North Star, weekly.
PEEL CO.
Brampton, Conservator, weekly.
Peel Banner, weekly.
Times, weekly.
PERTH CO.
Listowel, Banner, weekly.
Standard, weekly.
Mitchell, Advocate, weekly.
Recoi'der, weeklj'.
St. Mary's, Argus, weekly.
^ Journal, weekly.
Stratford, Beacon, weekly.
Canadischer Kolonist, weeklv.
Der Perth Volksfreund, weekly.
Herald, weekly.
Times, weekly.
PETERBOROUGH CO.
Peterborough, Review, daily and weekly.
Examiner, Aveekly.
Times, weekly.
PRESCOTT CO
Li'Oi'ignal, Advertiser, weekly.
News, weekly.
PRINCE EDWARD CO.
Pictou, Gazette, weekly.
Times, weekly,'
ONTARIO.
RENFREW CO.
Arnprior, Canadian Times, weekly.
Chronicle, weekly.
Eganville, Enterprise, weekly.
Peiiibi'oke, Observer, weekly.
Standard, weekly.
Renfrew, Mercury, weekly.
SIMCOE CO.
AUiston, Herald, weekly.
Barrie, Examiner, weekly.
Gazette, weekly.
Northern Advance, weekly.
Bradford, South Simcoe News, weekly.
Witness, weekly.
Collingwood, Bulletin, weekly.
Enterprise, weekly.
Messenger, weekly,
Cookstown, Advocate, weekly.
Keenansville, Cardwell Sentinel, weekly.
Orillia, Packet, weekly.
Times, weekly,
Stayner, Sun, weekly.
STORMONT CO.
Corn^vall, Freeholder, weekly.
, Reporter and Eastern Counties
Gazette, weekly.
VICTORIA CO.
Bobeaygeon, Independent, weeklv.
Bracebridge, Free Grant Gazette, "weekly.
Muskoka Herald, weekly.
Liiudsay, Canadian Post, weekly.
Victoria Warder, weekly.
Omemee, Herald, weekly.
Woodville, Advocate, weekly.
WATERLOO CO.
Berlin, News, daily and weekly.
Journal, weekly.
Telegraph, weekly.
Elmira, Anzeiger, weekly.
Gait, Dumfries Reformer, weekly.
Reporter, weekly.
New Hamburg, Canadisches Volksblatt,w'kly .
Hamburg Independent, w'kly.
Waterloo, Canadischer Bauernfreund, w'kly.
Chronicle, weekly.
WELLAND CO.
Clifton, Niagara Falls Review, weekly.
Thorold, Post, weekly.
Welland, Canadian Farmer and Grange
Record, weeklj-.
Telegraph, weekly.
Tribune, weekly.
WELLINGTON CO,
Arthur, Enterprise, weekly,
Clifford, Arrow, weekly.
Drayton, New Era, weeklj-.
Elora, Liglitning Express, weekly.
Fergus, News Record, weekly.
Giielph, Herald, daily and weekly.
Mercury and Advertiser,' daily and
weekly.
Harriston, Tribune, weekly.
Mount Forest, Confederate, weeklj'.
Examiner, weekly.
Orangeville, Advertiser, weekly.
Sun, weekly.
Palmerston, Telegraph and Wellington and
Perth Gazette, weekly
WENT WORTH CO.
Dundas, Standard, weeklj-.
True Banner, weeklv.
Hamilton, Spectator, daily and weekly.
Times, dailj- and weeklj'.
Canada Christian A d v"o c a t e ,
weeklj'.
Leader, weeklj'.
YORK CO.
Aurora, Banner, weekly.
Borealis, weeklj'.
Markham, Economist, weekly.
New Market, Era, weeklj'.
North York Reformer, weekly.
Parkdale, Gazette, weeklv.
Richmond Hill, Herald, weekly.
Stouffville, Advance, weeklj-.
Toronto, Evening Telegram, dailj'.
Globe, dailj' and weekly.
AMERICAN NENVSPAPER DIRECTORY
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ONTARIO.
YORK CO.
Toronto, Mail, daily and weekly.
Advertiser, weekly.
Canada Presbyterian, weekly.
Canadian Baptist, weekly.
Canadian Gentleman's Journal
and Sporting Times, weekly.
Canadian Independent, weekly.
Christian Guardian and Evangeli-
cal Witness, weekly.
Christian Helper, weekly.
Christian Journal, weekly.
Dominion Churchman, weekly.
Eastern Enterprise, weekly.
Evangelical Churchman, weekly.
Graphic, weekly.
Grip, weekly.
Irish Canadian, weekly.
Monetary Times and Trade Re-
view— Insurance Chronicle,
weekly.
National, "weekly.
New Dominion, weekly.
Sentinel and Orange and Pro-
testant Advocate, weekly.
Tribune, weekly.
Silent World, semi-monthly.
Canada Educational Monthlj\
Canada Lancet, monthly.
Canada Law Journal, monthly.
Canadian Journal of 3Iedical Sci-
ence, monthly.
Canadian 3Iethodist Magazine,
monthly.
Canadian Pharmaceutical Jour
nal, monthly.
Canadian Time-Table, monthly.
Christian Reporter, monthlj'.
Farmers' Monthly.
Fire Journal, monthly.
Harts' Canadian Ladies' Moutlilj'.
Poultry Herald, monthly.
Rose-Belf ord's Canadian Monthly.
Sunday School Banner, monthly.
Sanitary Journal, bi-monthly.
Yorkville, Times, weekly.
PRINCE EDWARD ISLAND.
KINGS CO.
Georgetow^n. Kings Co. Advertiser, weekly.
Montague, Pioneer, weekly.
PRINCE CO.
Summerside, Journal, weekly.
Progress, weekly.
QUEENS CO.
Charlottetown, Patriot, semi-weekly.
Presbyterian, semi-weekly.
Herald, weekly.
Island Argus, weekly.
New Era, weekly.
Royal Gazette, weekly.
QUEBEC.
ARGENTEUIL CO.
La Cliute, Argenteuil Advertiser, weekly.
Watchman, weeklj'.
BEAUHARNOIS CO.
Valleyfield, Le Progi-es de Valleyfield, weekly.
HOCHELAGA CO.
I>Iontreal, Post, daily and weekly.
Star, daily and weekly.
Gazette, daily and weekly.
Herald, daily and weekly.
La Minerve, daily and weekly.
Le Patrie, daily.
Le Courrier, daily.
Le Nouveau Monde, daily,
Witness, daily and weekly.
Canadian Illustrated News,w'ky.
Canadian Spectator, weeklj-.
Foyer Canadien, weekly.
Journal of Commerce, Finance
and Insurance Review, w'kly.
L'Aurore, weekly.
Le Canard, weekly.
L'Opinion Publique, weekly.
Shareholder, weekly.
<|l EBEC.
HOCHELAGA CO.
Montreal, International Railway and
Steam Navigation Guide,
semi-montlilj'.
Northern Messenger, semi-m'ly.
Battersby's Dominion Pocket
Railway and Travellers'
Guide, monthlj-.
Bulletin de L'Uuion Allet, m'ly.
Canada Medical and Surgical
Journal, monthlj'.
Canada Medical Record, m'thl'j-.
Harp, monthlj'.
Household Journal, monthly.
Illustrated Jouinal of Agricul-
ture, monthlj-.
La Revue Canadienne, monthlJ^
Le Journal d' Agriculture, m'lj'.
L'Union Medicale du Canada,
monthlj-.
Presbj'terian Record, montnlj'.
Scientific Canadian, monthlj'.
Canada Journal of Dental Sci-
ence, quarterlj-.
Dominion Printer, quarterly.
HUNTINGDON CO.
Huntingdon, Canadian Gleaner, weeklj-.
JOLIETTE CO.
Joliette, La Gazette, semi-weeklj-.
l'assomption CO.
St. Lin, Les Laurentides, weeklj-.
MASKINONGE CO.
Louiseville, Le Courrier de Maskinonge, w'lj-.
MISSISQUOI CO.
Bedford Times, w-eeklJ^
Cowansville, Observer, weeklj-.
OTTAWA CO.
Aylnier, Times, weekly.
PONTIAC CO.
Bryson, Pontiac Advance, weekly.
QUEBEC CO.
Cap Rouge. Le Naturaliste Canadien, m'thly.
Quebec, Evening Mercurv, dailj'.
Le Canadien, dailj-, triweekly and
weeklj-.
Le Courrier du Canada, daily and
weeklj-.
L'Eclaireur, dailj' and weeklj-.
L'Evenement, dailj' and weeklj-.
Le Journal de Quebec, daily and
tri-weeklj'.
Morning Chronicle, daily & weeklj-.
Telegraph, dailj*.
Saturday Budget, weeklj\
Journal de L'Instruction Publique,
monthlj-.
Joiu-nal of Education, monthly.
RICHKLIEU CO.
Sorel, La Gazette de Sorel, semi-weeklj-.
Le Sorellois, semi-weeklj- and w'klj-.
News, weeklj-.
Pilot, weeklj-.
La Revue Legale, monthly.
RICHMOND CO.
RichuioucI, Guai-dian, weekly.
Times, weeklj-.
ST. HYACINTHE CO.
St. Hyacintlie, Courrier, tri-weekly& w'ly.
L'Union, tri-weekly and
weekly.
Reporter, weekly.
ST. JOHN'S CO.
St. John's, Echo d' Iberville, weekly.
La Voix du Peuple, weekly.
New-s and Frontier Advocate,
•vv-eeklj\
ST. MAURICE CO.
Three Rivers, Le Constitutionel, tri-
weeklj- and weeklj-.
Le Journal des Trois Riv-
ieres, semi-weeklj-.
SHEFFORD CO.
Waterloo, Advertiser and Distiict of Bedford
Times, weekly.
494
GEO. P. ROWELL & GO'S
QUEBEC.
SHERBROOKE CO.
Sherbrooke, Examiner, weekly.
Gazette, weekly.
Pionnier de Sherbrooke,
weekly.
Home Circle, monthly.
STANSTEAD CO.
Coaticooke, Eastern Townships Argus, w'ly.
Observer, weekly.
Rock Island (Derby Line, Vermont, P. O.),
Journal, weekly.
NEWFOUNDLAND.
CONCEPTION BAY CO.
Harbor Grace, Standard, weekly.
ST. JOHN'S CO.
St. John's, Chronicle, triweekly and weekly.
Newfoundlander, semi-weekly.
Public Ledger, semi-weekly.
Terra Nova Advocate, semi-w'kly.
Times, semi-weekly.
North Star, weekly.
Patriot, weekly.
Royal Gazette, weekly.
Temperance Journal, bi-weekly.
III.
A LIST OF RELIGIOUS NEWSPAPERS AND PERIODICALS, OMITTING ALL WHICH DO NOT INSERT
ADVERTISEMENTS.
Presbyterian,
ALABAMA.
Notasulga, Universalist Herald, semi-ni'thly,
Universalist.
Selma, Alabama Baptist, weekly, Baptist.
ARKANSAS.
Little Rock, Western Methodist, weekly,
Metiiodist.
CALIFORXIA.
Oakland, Herald of Truth, monthly, Baptist.
San Francisco, California Christian Advocate,
weekly, Methodist.
San Francisco. Evangel, weeklj'. Baptist.
San Francisco, Hebrew, weekly, Jewish.
San Francisco, Hebrew Observer, weekly,
Jewish.
San Francisco, Jewish Progress, w'ly, Je^^^sh.
San Francisco, jMonitor, weekly, Catholic.
San Francisco, Occident, w^'klj-, Presbyterian.
San Francisco, Pacific, w'kly. Congregational.
San Francisco, Pacific Methodist, weekly,
Methodist.
San Francisco, Pacific Churchman, semi
monthly, Episcopal.
COLORADO.
Denver, Rocky Mountain
monthly, Presbj'terian.
CONNECTICUT.
Hartford, Christian Secretary, w^'kly, Baptist.
Hartford, Connecticut Catholic, weekly.
Catholic.
Hartford, Religious Herald, weeklj-. Congre-
gational.
DELAWARE.
Wilmington, Conference Worker, weekly,
Unsectarian.
GEORGIA.
Atlanta, Christian Index, weekly, Baptist.
Atlanta, Georgia Advocate, w'klv, Methodist.
Atlanta, Methodist Advocate, weekly, Meth-
odist.
Atlanta, Universalist, weekly, Universalist.
Butler, Gospel Messenger, monthly, Primitive
Baptist.
Cave Spring, Congregational Methodist,
semi-monthly, Congregational Methodist.
Macon, Wesleyan Christian Advocate, w'kly,
Methodist Episcopal.
ILLINOIS.
Benton, Baptist Banner, weekly, Baptist.
Chicago, Advance, weekly, Evangelical.
Chicago, Alliance, weeklj-, Unsectarian.
Chicago, Christian Cjnosure, weeklj-, Anti-
Secret Societj-.
Chicago, Christian Instructor and Western
• United Presbjterian, w'kly, Presbvterian.
Chicago, Den Christelige Talsmand, weekly.
Evangelical.
Chicago, Evangelist. weeklj\ Evangelical.
Chicago, Gazeta Polska Katolicka, weekly.
Catholic.
Chicago, Interior, weeklj-, Presbj-terian.
Chicago, Katholischer Jugend-Freund, week-
lj'. Catholic.
ILLINOIS.
Chicago, Katholisches Wochenblatt, weekly,
Catholic.
i Chicago, Living Church, weekly, Episcopal.
Chicago, New Covenant, w'kly, Universalist.
Chicago, North-Western Christian Advocate,
weekly, Methodist Episcopal.
Chicago, Occident, weekly, Jewish.
Chicago, Pilot, weeklj-. Catholic.
Chicago, R e 1 i g i o-Philosophical Journal,
w-eeklj-. Spiritualist.
I Chicago, Sandebudet, weeklj-, Methodist.
Chicago, Standard, weeklj-. Baptist.
I Chicago, Western Catholic, weeklj-. Catholic.
Chicago, Appeal, bi-weekly. Reformed Epis-
' copal.
Chicago, New Chui-ch Independent and Re-
view, bi-weeklj-, Swedenborgian.
Chicago, Der Lutherischer Kirchenfreund,
semi-monthlj-, Lutheran.
Chicago, Watchman, semi-monthlj', Evan-
I gelical.
Chicago, Bundes-Banner, monthly, Evan-
gelical.
Chicago, Church and School, monthlj-, Unsec-
tarian.
Chicago, Manford's Magazine, monthlj', Uni-
versalist.
Chicago, National Sundaj-School Teacher,
monthlj', Evangelical.
Chicago, Our Rest, monthly, Second-Advent.
Chicago, Witness, monthly. Evangelical.
Jeflfersonville, Evangelist at Work, weekly,
Primitive Christian.
Knoxville, Zion's Baner, semi-monthly, Luth-
eran.
Polo, Christian Radical, semi-monthly.
United Brethren.
Shelbyville, Illustrated Baptist, monthly,
Baptist.
Sj'camore, Free Methodist, w'kly, Methodist.
INDIANA.
Fort Wayne, Christian Age, semi-monthlj-,
Unsectarian.
Goshen, Gospel Banner, monthly, Mennonite.
Logansport, Our Young Men, monthlj-. Evan-
gelical.
Notre Dame, Ave Maria, weeklj'. Catholic.
Rome Citj-, Herald of Gospel Freedom, semi-
monthlj', Church of God.
IOWA.
Council Bluflfs, Evangeliskt Magazin, m'thly,
Evangelical.
Dubuque, Iowa, weekly, Catholic.
Dubuque, Luxemburger Gazette, weeklj'.
Catholic.
Dubuque, Der Presbj'terianer, bi-weeklj'.
Presbj'terian.
Independence, Christian Advocate and Re-
former, monthlj-, Unsectarian.
Nevada, Highwaj-, weeklj-. Evangelical.
KANSAS.
Galena, Gospel Mirror, monthlj-, Unsectarian.
Topeka, Kansas Churchman, monthlj-, Pro-
testant Episcopal.
Topeka, Kansas Methodist, monthlj', Metho-
dist.
496
GEO. P. ROWELL & GO'S
KENTUCKY.
Catlettsburg, Central Methodist, weekly.
Methodist.
Lexington, Apostolic Times, w'kly. Disciples.
Louisville, American Baptist, weekly. Baptist.
lyouisville. Central Catholic Advocate, week-
ly, Catholic.
Louisville, Christian Observer and Free
Christian Commonwealth, weekly, Pres-
byterian.
Louisville, Katholischer Glaubensbote, w'kly.
Catholic.
Louisville, Presbyterian, weekly, Presby-
terian.
Louisville, Western Recorder, w'kly. Baptist.
Louisville, Christian Index, monthly, Metho-
dist-Episcopal.
Louisville, Kentucky Church Chronicle,
monthly, Protestant Episcopal.
Louisville, National Presbyterian, monthly,
Presbyterian.
Louisville, Scholars' Monthly, Evangelical.
Mayfleld, Apostolic Ciiurch, weekly, Church
of God.
LOUISIANA.
New Orleans, Christian Advocate, weekly,
Methodist Episcopal.
New Orleans, Jewish South, weekly, Jewish.
New Orleans, Le Propagateur Catholique,
weekly. Catholic.
New Orleans, Morning Star and Catholic Mes-
senger, Sunday, Catholic.
New Orleans, South- Western Chi-istian Advo-
cate, weekly, Methodist.
New Orleans, South- Western Presbyterian,
weekly, Presbyterian.
MAINE.
Augusta, Gospel Banner, weekly, Universal-
ist.
Norway, New Religion, weekly, Liberal
Christian.
Portland, Christian Mirror, weekly. Congre-
gational.
Portland, Zion's Advocate, weekly. Baptist.
Portland, Helping Hand, monthly, Unsecta-
rian.
Portland, North-East, monthly. Episcopal.
Portland, Union Bible Teacher, monthly, Un-
sectariau.
MARYLAND.
Baltimore, Catholic Mirror, weekly, Catholic.
Baltimore, Church News, weekly, Protestant
Episcopal.
Baltimore, Episcopal Methodist, Aveekly,
Methodist.
Baltimore, Independent Methodist, weekly,
Methodist.
Baltimore, Katholische Volks-Zeitung, week-
ly, Catholic.
Baltimore, Methodist Protestant, weekly,
Methodist Protestant.
Baltimore, Presbyterian, weekly, Presbyte-
rian.
Baltimore, Methodist, semi-monthly, Method-
ist Episcopal.
Baltimore, Missionary, monthly, Presbyte-
rian.
ChestertOAvn, Conference Advocate, weekl}',
Methodist.
MASSACHUSETTS.
Andover, Bibliotheca Sacra, quarterly. Evan-
gelical.
Boston (Cambridgeport P. O.), American Pro-
testant, weekly, Protestant.
Boston, Banner of Light, weekly. Spiritualist.
Boston, Christian Leader, weekly, Univer-
salist.
Boston, Christian Register, weekly. Unita-
rian.
Boston, Congregationalist, weekly. Congrega-
tional.
Boston, Golden Rule, weekly, Unsectarian.
Boston, Index, weekly. Radical.
Boston, Investigator, weekly. Radical.
Boston, Pilot, weekly. Catholic.
Boston, Watchman, weekly. Baptist.
B*ston, Zion's Herald, weekly, Methodist.
Boston, Baptist Missionary Magazine, month-
ly, Baptist.
MASSACHUSETTS.
Boston, Christian Banner, monthly, Unsecta-
rian.
Bos:;on, Contributor, monthly. Evangelical.
Boston, Missionary Herald, monthly. Congre-
gational.
Boston, New England Methodist, monthly,
Methodist.
Boston, New .Jerusalem Magazine, monthly,
Swedenborgian.
Boston, Sunday School Helper, monthly, Uni-
versalist.
Boston, Unitarian Review and Religious
Magazine, monthly. Unitarian.
Boston, Universalist Quarterly, Universalist.
North Weymouth, Voice of Angels, semi-
monthly. Spiritualist.
Springfield, Herald of Life, weekly, Advent.
MICHIGAN.
Adrian, Methodist Protestant Magazine,
monthly, Methodist Protestant.
Detroit, Die Stimme der Wahrheit, weeklj''.
Catholic.
Detroit, Michigan Christian Advocate, week-
ly, Methodist.
Detroit, Michigan Christian Herald, weekly,
Baptist.
Detroit, Western Home Journal, weekly.
Catholic.
Grand Rapids, Lever, weekly, Unsectarian.
Holland, De Hope, weekly, Dutch Reformed
Chui-ch.
Holland, De Wachter, bi-weekly, Dutch Re-
formed Church.
MINNESOTA.
St. Paul, Der Wanderer, weekly. Catholic.
St. Paul, North-Western Chronicle, weekly,
Catholic.
MISSISSIPPI.
Clinton, Baptist Record, weekly. Baptist.
Meridian, Southern Baptist, weekly. Baptist.
MISSOURL
Carthage, Christian Polemic, monthly, Un-
sectarian.
Kansas City, Mid-Continent Presbyterian,
weekly, Presbyterian.
Kansas City, Western Religious Herald, week-
ly. Evangelical.
Macon, Messenger of Peace, bi-weekly. Bap-
tist.
St. Joseph, Good Way, weekly. Primitive
Christian.
St. Louis, American Baptist Flag, weekly.
Baptist.
St. Louis, Central Baptist, weekly. Baptist.
St. Louis, Central Christian Advocate, week-
ly, Methodist.
St. Louis, Christian, weekly. Christian.
St. Louis, Chi-istian Advocate, weekly, Metho-
dist.
St. Louis, Der Herold des Glaubens, weekly.
Catholic.
St. Louis, Jewish Tribune, weekly, Jewish.
St. Louis, Observer, weekly, Presbyterian.
St. Louis, Presbyterian, weekly, Presbyterian.
St. Louis, Western Watchman, weekly. Cath-
olic.
St. Louis, Christian Monitor, monthly. Evan-
gelical.
St. Louis, Church News, monthly, Episcopal.
St. Louis, Evangelisch-Lutherisches S c h u 1 -
blatt, monthly, Lutheran.
St. Louis, Evangelist, monthly, Presbytei'ian.
St. Louis, Ford's Christian Repository, month-
ly. Baptist.
NEBRASKA.
Omaha, Freie Stimmen aus dem Reiche
Gottes, semi-monthly, Unsectarian.
Omaha, Church Guardian, monthly. Episco-
pal.
NEW HAMPSHIRE.
Dover, Morning Star, weekly, Baptist.
NEW JERSEY.
Cinnaminson, Christian Herald, monthly,
Unsectarian.
Newark, American Church Review, bi-month-
ly. Episcopal.
Trenton, New Jersey Methodist, monthly,
Methodist.
AMERICAN NEWSPAPER DIRECTORY.
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NEW YORK.
Albany, Our Work at Home, monthly. Evan-
gelical.
Alfred Centre, Sabbath Recorder, weekly,
Seventh-day Baptist.
Brooklyn, National Monitor, bi-weekly, Bap-
tist.
Buffalo, Catholic Union, weekly. Catholic.
Buffalo, Christian Advocate, weekly, Metho-
dist.
Buffalo, Die Aurora, weekly, Catholic.
Buffalo, Die Christliehe Woche, weekly. Cath-
olic.
Jamaica, Katholische Kirchen Zeitung, week-
ly. Catholic.
Jamestown, Chautauqua Assembly Herald,
monthly, Unsectarian.
Little Falls, Catholic Telegraph, w'kly, Cath-
olic.
Lockport, Catholic Visitor, weekly. Catholic.
Middletown, Signs of the Times, semi-month-
ly, Baptist.
Mount Vernon, Constellation, semi-monthly,
Unsectarian.
New York, American Hebrew, weekly, Jew-
ish.
New York, Baptist Weekly, Baptist.
New York, Catholic Herald, weekly.
Catholic.
New York, Catholic Review, weekly. Catholic.
New York, Christian Advocate, weekly,
Methodist Episcopal.
New York, Christian at Work, weeklj'. Evan-
gelical.
New York, Christian Intelligencer, weekly,
Reformed Church.
New York, Christian Union, weekly, Congre-
gational.
New York, Church and Sunday-School Week-
ly, Protestant Episcopal.
New York, Churchman, weekly Episcopal.
New York, Church Union, w'kly. Evangelical.
New York, Evangelist, weekly, Presbyterian.
New York, Examiner and Chronicle, weekly,
Baptist.
New York, Freeman's Journal and Catholic
Register, weekly. Catholic.
New York. Guardian, weekly, Protestant
Episcopal.
New York, Hebrew Leader, weekly, Jewnsh.
New York, Illustrated Catholic American,
weekly, Catholic.
New York, Illustrated Christian Weekly,
Evangelical.
New York, Independent, weekly. Congrega-
tional.
New York, Jewish Messenger, w'kly, Jewish.
New York, Katholisches Volksblatt, weekly,
Catholic.
New York, Methodist, weekly, Methodist.
New York, New Jerusalem Messenger, week-
ly', Swedenborgian.
New York, Observer, weekly. Evangelical.
New York, Standard, weekly, Episcopal.
New York, Tablet, weekly. Catholic.
New York, Truth Seeker, weekly. Radical.
New York, Union, weekly. Catholic.
New York, Watch Tower, weekly. Baptist.
New York, Young Christian Soldier and Car-
rier Dove, weekly, Episcopal.
New York, Lutherische Herold, bi-weekly,
Lutheran.
New York, Sower and Gospel Field, semi-
monthl}', Reformed Church.
New York, American Missionarj', monthly.
Evangelical.
New York, Baptist Home Missi' n Monthly,
Baptist.
New York, Caecilia, monthly, Catholic.
New York, Catholic Fireside, monthly. Cath-
olic.
New York, Catholic World, m'thly, Catholic.
New York, Celtic Monthly, Catholic.
New York, Church Magazine, monthly, Pro-
testant Episcopal.
New York, Frank Leslie's Sunday Magazine,
monthly. Non-sectarian.
New York, Jlorning, monthly. Evangelical.
New York, Register of the American Church
Missionary Society, monthly. Episcopal.
New York, Sailors' Magazine, monthly. Evan-
gelical.
New York, Spirit of Missions, monthly. Epis-
copal.
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NEW YORK.
New York, Sunday School Journal, monthly.
Evangelical.
New York, Union in Christ, monthly, Un-
sectarian.
New York, Voice from the Old Bi-ewery,
monthly, Evangelical.
New York, Young Catholic, m'thly. Catholic.
New York, Methodist Review, quai-terly,
Methodist.
New York, Presbyterian Review, quarterly.
Rochester, Exponent, weekly. Evangelical.
Rochester, Earnest Christian and Golden
Rule, monthly. Evangelical.
Shakers, Shaker Manifesto, monthly,Shakers.
Syracuse, American Wesleyan,weekly,Metho-
dist.
Syracuse, Northern Christian Advocate,week-
ly, Methodist.
Utica, Olive Branch, monthlj'. Spiritualist.
Utica, Y Cyfaill o r Hen Wlad, monthly, Pres
byterian.
Waterloo, Times, weekly, Catholic.
NORTH CAROLINA.
Durham, Methodist Advance, weekly, Meth-
odist.
Greensboro, Central Protestant, weekly,
Methodist.
La Grange, Baptist Review, weekly. Baptist
New-Berne, Star of Zion, monthly, Methodist
Episcopal.
New-Berne, Watch ToAver, monthlj', Primi-
tive Christian.
Raleigh, Biblical Recorder, weekly. Baptist.
Raleigh, Christian Advocate, weeklj-, Metho-
dist.
Reidsville, Southern Star, weekly, Evangeli-
cal.
Wilmington, North Carolina Presbyterian,
weekly, Presbyterian.
Wilmington, Afrieo-American Presbyterian,
semi-monthly, Presbyterian.
Wilson, Zion's Landmark, semi-monthly,
Baptist.
Winston, Church Messenger, semi monthly,
Protestant Episcopal.
OHIO.
Alliance, Independent Age, weekly, Liberal
Christian.
Bellefontaine, Lutheran Evangelist, weekly,
Lutheran.
Cincinnati, American Christian Review,
weekly. Disciples.
Cincinnati, American Israelite, w'klj', Jewish.
Cincinnati, Catholic Telegraph, weekly.
Catholic.
Cincinnati, Christian Standard, weekly. Dis-
ciples.
Cincinnati, Der Christliehe Apologete, week-
ly, Methodist.
Cincinnati, Die Deborah, weekly, Jewish,
Cincinnati, Hebrew Sabbath-School Visitor,
weekly, Jewish.
Cincinnati, Herald and Presbyter, weekly,
Presbyterian.
Cincinnati, Journal and Messenger, weekly.
Baptist,
Cincinnati, Pi-otestantische Zeitbleetter
weekly. Evangelical.
Cincinnati, Star in the West, weekly, Univer-
salist.
Cincinnati, Wahrheitsfreund, Av'kly, Catholic.
Cincinnati, Western Christian Advocate,
weekl}', Methodist.
Cincinnati, Guiding Star, semi-monthly, Uni-
versalist.
Cincinnati, National Repository, monthly,
Methodist.
Cincinnati, Sabbath School Monthly, Evan-
gelical.
Cincinnati, Baptist Review, quarterlj'.
Cincinnati, Christian Quarterly, Evangelical.
Cleveland, Catholic Universe, weekly. Catho-
lic.
Cleveland, Christliehe Botschafter, weekly.
Evangelical.
Cleveland, Der Sendbote, weekly. Baptist.
Cleveland, Evangelical Messenger, weekly.
Evangelical.
Cleveland, Reformirte Kirchenzeitung, week-
ly. Reformed Church.
GEO. P. ROWELL & CO'S
OHIO.
Cleveland, Standard of the Cross, weekly,
EpLscopal.
Cleveland, Evangelical Sunday School Teach-
er, monthly, Evangelical.
Cleveland, Evangellsche Magazin, monthly,
Evangelical.
Cleveland, Living Epistle, monthly, Evangeli-
ColumbiLs, Catholic Columbian, weekly,
Catholic.
Columbus, Lutheran Standard, weekly,
Lutheran.
Dayton, Christian World, weekly, Reformed
Church.
Dayton, Der Froehliche Botschafter, weekly,
United Brethren.
Dayton, Herald of Gospel Liberty, weekly.
Christian.
Dayton, Religious Telescope, weekly, United
Brethren.
Dayton, Leaves of Light, bi-weekly. Reformed
Church.
Dayton, Our Bible Teacher, monthly, United
Brethren.
Dayton, Peoples' Home Journal, monthly,
Non-Sectarian.
Dayton, Instructor, quarterly. Reformed
Church.
KnoxvUle, Banner of Zion, m'thly, Evangeli-
McArthur, Christian Union Witness or the
Olive Branch of Peace, weekly. Anti-sec-
New Vienna, Christian Worker, weekly. Evan-
gelical.
New Vienna, Messenger of Peace, monthly.
Friends.
OREGON.
Monmouth, Pacific Christian Messenger,
weekly. Christian.
Portland, Catholic Sentinel, weekly. Catholic.
Portland, Pacific Christian Advocate, weekly,
Methodist.
Portland, Oregon Churchman, seml-m'thly.
Episcopal.
PENNSYLVANIA.
Allentown, Bote der Neuen Kirche, semi-
monthly, Swedenborgian.
Berlin, Progressive Christian, weekly. United
Brethren.
Bethlehem, Der Brueder Botschafter, weekly,
Moravian.
Bethlehem, Moravian, weekly, Moravian.
Chambersburgh, Highway of Holiness,
monthly. United Brethren.
Claysville, Cross and Crown, m'thly, Baptist.
Erie, Lake Shore Visitor, weekly. Catholic.
Gap, Waffenlose Waechter, monthly, Un-
Harrisburg, Church Advocate, weekly. Evan-
gelical.
Harrisburg, Conference News, monthly,
Methodist.
Harrisburg, Itinerant, monthly,United Breth-
ren.
Harrisbui-g, Sunday School Gem, monthly.
Church of God.
Harrisburg, Sunday School Workman, month-
ly. Church of God.
Huntingdon, Primitive Christian and Pilgrim,
weekly. Brethren.
Lancaster, Christliche Kundschafter, month-
ly. Church of God.
Lebanon, United Brethren Observer, weekly.
United Brethren.
Milford Square, Mennonitsche Friedensbote,
semi-monthly, Mennonite.
Philadelphia, Bible Banner, w'kly, Evangeli-
Philadelphia, Catholic Standard, weekly,
Catholic.
Philadelphia, Christian Recorder, weekly,
Methodist.
Philadelphia. Christian Standard and Home
Journal, weekly, Evangelical.
Philadelphia, Christian Statesman, weekly,
Evangelical.
Philadelphia, Episcopal Recorder, weekly.
Reformed Episcopal.
Philadelphia, Episcopal Register, weekly,
Episcopal.
Philadelphia, Augsburg Sunday-School
PENNSYLVANIA.
Philadelphia, Friends' Intelligencer, weekly.
Friends.
Philadelphia, Journal, weekly, Friends.
Philadelphia, Lutheran and Missionary,
weekly, Lutheran.
Philadelphia, Lutheran Ob.server, weekly,.
Lutheran.
Philadelphia, Messenger, weekly. Reformed
Church.
Philadelphia, Methodist, weekly, Methodist-
Episcopal.
Philadelphia, Mind and Matter, weekly,
Spiritualist.
Philadelphia, National Baptist,w'kly, Baptist ..
Philadelphia, Ocean Grove Record, weekly,
Methodist.
Philadelphia, Pi*esbyterian, weekly, Presby-
terian.
Philadelphia, Presbyterian Journal, weekly,
Presbyterian.
Philadelphia, Protestant Standard, weekly,
Anti-Romanist.
Philadelphia, Sunday School Times, weekly.
Evangelical.
Philadelphia, Young Folks' News, weekly,
Presbyterian.
Philadelphia, Covenant, semi-monthly, Re-
formed Episcopal.
Philadelphia, Advocate of Christian Holi-
nessj monthly. Evangelical.
phla
Teacher, monthly, Lutheran.
Philadelphia, Baptist Teacher, monthly. Bap-
tist.
Philadelphia, Bible Teacher, monthly, Pres-
byterian.
Philadelphia, Christian Voices, monthly, Un-
sectarian.
Philadelphia, Christian Woman, monthly.
Evangelical.
Philadelphia, Evangelical Repository and
United Presbyterian Worker, monthly,
Presbyterian.
Philadelphia, Guardian, monthly. Reformed
Church.
Philadelphia, Guardian Angel, monthly.
Catholic.
Philadelphia, I. C. B. U. Journal, monthly.
Catholic.
Philadelphia, La Salle Advance, monthly.
Catholic.
Philadelphia, Presbyterian Monthly, Presby-
terian.
Philadelphia, Westminster Teacher, monthly,
Presbyterian.
Philadelphia, Words of Faith, monthly. Evan-
gelical.
Philadelphia, American Catholic Review,
quarterly. Catholic.
Philadelphia, Reformed Review, quarterly.
Reformed Church.
Pittsburgh, Advance, weekly, Uusectarian.
Pittsburgh, Catholic, weekly. Catholic.
Pittsburgh, Christian Advocate, weekly,
Methodist.
Pittsburgh, Methodist Recorder,
Methodist.
Pittsburgh, Presbyterian Banner, weekly,
Presbyterian.
Pittsbui'gh, United Presbyterian, weekly,
Presbyterian.
Reading, Der Pilger, weeklj;\ Lutheran.
Reading, Der Reformirte Hausfreund, semi-
monthly. Reformed Church.
Tallej' Cavey, Hampton Press, monthly.
Evangelical.
Waynesboro, Brethren's Advocate, weekly.
United Brethren.
SOUTH CAROLINA.
Charleston, Southern Christian Advocate,
weekly, Methodist-Episcopal.
Charleston, Record, monthly, Episcopal.
Clinton, Our Monthly, Presbj'terian.
' jhl
Methodist.
weekly.
Columbia, Christian Neighbor, weekly.
Columbia, Southern Presbyterian, weekly,
Presbyterian.
Due West, Associate Reformed Presbyterian,
weekly, Presbj^terian.
Gi-eenville, Baptist Courier, weekly, Baptist.
Prosperity, Lutheran Visitor, weekly, Luthe-
i-an.
AMERICAN NEWSPAPER DIRECTORY.
499
TENNESSEE.
Knoxvllle, Holston Methodist, weekly, Meth-
odist.
Kuoxvllle, Christian Watchman, monthly,
Primitive Christianity.
Loudon, Zion's Banner, semi-monthly, Meth-
odLst-Episcopal.
" ■ 4, Ba "
ble Student, monthly,
Nashville, Baptist Watchman, weekly, Baptist.
Memphis, Baptist, weekly. Baptist.
Memphis, Bible Student, monthly. Baptist.
Nashville, BaptLst Reflector, weekly, Baptist.
Nashville, ChrLstian Advocate, weekly, Metho-
dist.
Nashville, Cumberland Presbyterian, week-
ly, Presbj'terian.
Nashville, Oospel Advocate, weekly. Church
of Christ.
Nashville, Sunday-School Magazine, month-
ly, Methodist.
Tu-sculum, Record, weekly, Unsectarlan.
Woodbury, Baptist Messenger, semi-monthly,
Baptist.
TEXAS.
Bouham, Christian Messenger, weekly, Chris-
tian.
Gorsicana, Texas Observer, weekly, Cumber-
land Presbyterian.
Dallas, Chri-stiau Preacher, weekly. Disciples.
Dallas, Texas Baptist, weekly. Baptist.
Dallas, Baptist Journal, monthly, Baptist.
Dallas, Christian Advocate, monthly, Meth-
odist-Episcopal.
Galveston, Texas Christian Advocate, w'kly,
Methodist.
Houston, Texas Baptist Herald, weekly, Bap- :
tist. I
Waco, Texas Presbyterian, weekly, Pi-esby-
terlan.
VERMONT.
Montpelier, Vermont ChrLstian Messenger,
weekly, Methodist.
Montpelier, Vermont Chronicle, weekly, Con-
gregational.
VIRGINIA.
Front Royal, Zion's Advocate, semi-monthly,
Primitive Baptist.
New Market, Our Church Paper, weekly, Lu-
theran.
New Market, Our Sunday School, monthly,
Lutheran.
Richmond, Catholic Visitor, w'kly. Catholic.
Richmond, Central Presbyterian, weekly,
Presbj'terian.
Richmond, Christian Advocate, weekly.Meth-
odlst.
Richmond, Religious Herald, weekly, Baptist.
Richmond, Southern Churchman, weekly.
Episcopal.
Richmond, Earnest Worker, monthly, Pres-
byterian.
Suffolk, Christian Sun, weekly. Christian.
WEST VIRGINIA.
Parkersburg, Catholic Messenger, monthly,
Catholic.
WISCONSIN.
De Pere, De Standaard, weekly, Catholic.
Green Bay, Concordia, weekly. Catholic.
Milwaukee, Catholic Citizen, weekly, Catho-
lic.
Milwaukee, Christian Statesman, weekly,
Evangelical.
WISCONSIN.
Milwaukee, Columbia, weekly, Catholic.
Milwaukee, Western Church, weekly. Episco-
pal.
Milwaukee, Catholic School Record, month-
ly, Catholic.
Milwaukee, Young Churchman, monthly,
Episcopal.
Oshkosh, Early Dawn, weekly, Evangelical.
NEW. MEXICO.
Las Vegas, Revista CatoUca, weekly. Catholic.
UTAH.
Salt Lake City, Juvenile Instructor, .semi-
monthly. Latter Day Saints.
Salt Lake City, Rocky Mountain Christian
Advocate, monthly, Methodist Episcopal.
NEW BRUNSWICK, D. C.
St. John, Christian Visitor, weekly, BaptLst.
St. John, Religious Intelligencer, weekly,
Free Baptist.
NOVA SCOTIA, D. C.
Halifax, Christian Messenger, weekly, Bap-
tist.
Halifax, Church Guardian, weekly, Protes-
tant Episcopal.
Halifax, Presbyterian Witness, weekly, Pres-
byterian.
Halifax, Wesleyan, weekly, Methodist.
ONTARIO, D. C.
Bowmanville, Observer, weekly, Bible Chris-
tian.
Chatham, Missionary Messenger, monthly,
Methodist.
Hamilton, Canada Christian Advocate, week-
ly, Methodist.
London, Catholic Record, weekly. Catholic.
Ottawa, L' Album des Families, monthly,
Catholic.
Port Hope, Christian Gleaner, monthly, Un-
sectarlan.
Toronto, Canada Presbyterian, weekly, Pres-
bj'terian.
Toronto, Canadian Baptist, weekly, Baptist.
Toronto, Canadian Independent, weekly,
Congregational.
Toronto, Christian Guardian and Evangeli-
cal Witness, weekly, Methodist.
Toronto, Christian Helper, weekly, Baptist,
Toronto, Christian Journal, weekly, Metho-
dist.
Toronto, Dominion Churchman, weekly,
Episcopal.
Toronto, Evangelical Churchman, weekly,
Protestant Episcopal .
Toronto, Sentinel and Orange and Protestant
Advocate, weekly, Protestant.
Toronto, Tribune, weekly, Catholic.
Toronto, Canadian Methodist Magazine,
monthly, Methodist.
Toronto, Christian Reporter, monthly. Evan-
gelical.
Toronto, Sunday School Banner, monthly,
Evangelical.
QUEBEC, D. C.
Montreal, Canadian Spectator, weekly, Non-
Sectarian.
Montreal, Harp, monthly. Catholic.
Montreal, Presbyterian " Record, monthly,
Presbyterian.
IV.
A LIST OF XEWSPAPERS AND PERIODICALS DEVOTED TO AGRICULTURE, HORTICULTURE OR STOCK
RAISING, OMITTING ALL WHICH DO NOT INSERT ADVERTISEMENTS.
ALABAMA.
Auburn, Alabama Farm Journal, monthly.
CALIFORNIA.
Los Angeles, Semi-Tropic California, m'thly.
Sacramento. Sacramento Valley Agricultu-
rist, weekly.
San Francisco, California Farmer, weekly.
San Francisco, Pacific Rural Press, weekly.
San Francisco, California Horticulturist and
Floral Magazine, monthly.
COLORADO.
Denver, Colorado Farmer and Live Stock
Journal, weekly.
CONNECTICUT.
Hartford, American Poultry Yard, weeklj'.
Hartford, Connecticut Farmer, weekly.
Hartford, Poultry World, monthly.
FLORIDA.
De Land, Florida Agriculturist, weekly.
GEORGIA.
Atlanta, Southern Cultivator, monthlj'.
Atlanta, Southern Enterprise, monthly.
Savannah, Southern Farmers' Monthly.
ILLINOIS.
Anna, Farmer and Fruit Grower, weekly.
Beecher, Breeders' Live Stock Journal,
monthly.
Chicago (Union Stock Yards), American
Stockman, daily, semi-weeklj' and w'kly.
Chicago (Union Stock Yards;, Drovers' Jour-
nal, daily and weekly.
Chicago, Dunton's Spirit of the Turf, w'kly.
Chicago, Farmers' Review, weekly.
Chicago, Prairie Farmer, weekly.
Chicago, Western Rural, weekly.
Chicago, Farm, Field and Fireside, bi-weekly.
Chicago, American Bee Journal, monthly.
Chicago, American Poultry Journal, m'thly.
Chicago, Factory and Farm, monthly.
Chicago, National Live Stock Journal, m'thly.
Dixon, Western Farmer, monthly.
East St. Louis, Western Live Stock Journal,
weekly.
Quincy, Western Agriculturist, nionthly.
Sterling, Poultry Banner, monthly.
INDIANA.
Indianapolis, Indiana Farmer, weekly.
Indianapolis, Western Sportsman and Live
Stock News, weekly.
Indianapolis, Drainage and Farm Journal,
monthly.
Kendallville, Bee Keepers' Guide, monthly.
IOWA.
Ames, College Quarterly.
Cedar Rapids, Iowa Farmer, monthly.
Des Moines, Western Farm Journal, weeklj'.
Iowa City, Western Stock Journal and Far-
mer, monthly.
KANSAS.
Topeka, Kansas Farmer, weekly.
KENTUCKY.
Lexington, Kentucky Live Stock Record,
weekly.
Louisville, Agriculturist-Legal Tender, w'kly.
Louisville, Farmers' Home Journal, weekly.
Louisville, Deutsche Gefluegel Zeitung, semi-
monthly.
Louisville, Home and Farm, semi-monthly.
Louisville, Farmers' Magazine, monthly.
MAINE.
Augusta, Maine Farmer, weekly.
Bangor, Dirigo Rural, weekly.
Canton, Maine Horse Breeder's Monthly.
Portland, Floral Monthly.
MARYLAND.
Baltimore, Live Stock and Poultry Bulletin,
weekly.
Baltimore, American Farmer, monthly.
Baltimore, Maryland Farmer, monthly.
MASSACHUSETTS.
Boston, American Cultivator, weekly.
Boston, Massachusetts Ploughman and New
England Journal of Agriculture, w'kly.
Boston, New England Farmer, weekly.
Springfield, New England Homestead, w'kly.
Springfield, Familiar Science and Fancier's
Journal, monthly.
MICHIGAN.
Battle Creek, Game Fanciers' Journal, m'ly.
Detroit, Michigan Farmer and State Journal
of Agriculture, weekly.
Detroit, Michigan Homestead, weekly.
Grand Rapids, Agricultural World, monthly.
MINNESOTA.
Minneapolis, Farmers' Union and Tribune,
weeklv.
Minneapolis, Western Fanciers' Poultry Jour-
[ nal and Stock-Breeders' Review, semi-
I monthly.
! Minneapolis. Minnesota Farmer, monthly.
St. Paul. Independent Farmer and Fireside
Companion, monthly.
MISSISSIPPI.
Starkville, Southern Live Stock Journal,
weekly.
Vicksburg, Planters Journal, monthly.
MISSOURI.
Kansas City, Price Current, weekly.
Kansas City, Stock, Farm and Home Weekly.
Lebanon, Western Honey Bee, monthly.
St. Louis, Colman's Rural World, weekly.
St. Louis, Journal of Agriculture and Farmer,
weekly.
St. Louis, Midland Farmer, monthly.
NEBRASKA.
Lincoln, Nebraska Farmer, monthly.
Omaha, Center-Union Agriculturist, weekly.
NEW HAMPSHIRE.
Manchester, Mirror and Farmer, weekly.
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NEW YORK.
Albany, Cultivator and Country Gentleman,
weekly.
Albany, Fanciers' Weekly.
Albany, Poultry Monthly.
Canajoharie, Bee-Keepers' Exchange, m'thly.
Elmira, Husbandman, weekly.
Forestville, Chautauqua Farmer, weekly.
Jamestown, Countrjside, monthly.
New York, Land and Home, weekly.
New York, Rural New-Yorker, weekly.
New York, Spirit of the Times, weekly.
New York, Turf, Field and Farm, weekly.
New York, American Agriculturist, monthly.
New York, Amerikanlscher Agricultu-
rist, monthly.
New York, Bee Keepers' Magazine, monthly.
New York, Farmer's Station Record, m'thly.
New York, Ladies' Floral Cabinet, monthly.
New York, National Agriculturist and Work-
ing Farmer, monthlj\
New York, Pet Stock, Pigeon and Poultry
Bulletin^ionthly.
New York, Wallace's Monthly.
New York, American Garden, quarterly.
Palmyra, Fruit Recorder, montnly.
Poughkeepsie, Dutchess Farmer, weekly,
Rochester, American Rural Home, weekly.
Rochester, Vick's Illustrated Magazine,
monthly.
Syracuse, Poultry Record, monthly.
Watertown, Poultry Chronicle, monthly.
NORTH CAROLINA,
Raleigh, Farmer and Mechanic, weekly.
Raleigh, North Carolina Farmer, monthly,
Weldon, Roanoke Farmer, monthly,
OHIO.
Adelphi, Bee-Keepers' Instructor, monthly.
Clncmnati, National Farmer, monthly.
Cleveland, Ohio Practical Farmer, weekly.
Elyria, Poultry Nation, monthly.
Medina, Gleanings in Bee Cultiu-e, monthly.
Mount Vernon, Park's Floral Magazme,
monthly.
Springfield. Live Patron, weekly.
Springfield, Farm and Fireside, semi-
monthly.
OREGON.
Portland, Willamette Farmer, weekly.
PENNSYLVANIA.
Coatesville, American Stock .Journal, m"thly.
Coatesville, Chester Valley Farmer, monthlj'.
Lancaster, Farmer, monthly.
New Brighton, Field and River, monthly.
Philadelphia, Germantown Telegraph, w'kly.
Philadelphia, Pi-actical Farmer, weekly.
PENNSYLVANIA.
Philadelphia, Ffirmers' Magazine and Pa-
tron's Guide, monthly.
Philadelphia, Farm Journal, monthly.
Philadelphia, Gardeners' Monthly and Horti-
culturist.
TENNESSEE,
Nashville, Dixie Farmer, weekly.
TEXAS.
Pleasanton, Texas Stock Journal and Far-
mer, weekly.
VERMONT.
Montpelier, Vermont Farmer, weekly.
Windsor, Valley Farmer, weekly.
VIRGINIA.
Mount Jackson, Valley Farmer, monthly.
Petersburg, Rural Messenger, weekly.
Richmond, Amer. Breeder and Planter, mHy.
Richmond, Field and Fireside, monthly.
Staunton, Valley Farmer, monthly.
WISCONSIN,
Fond du Lac, Wisconsin Farmer, weekly.
Milwaukee, Acker und Gartenbau Zeitung,
semi monthly.
Milwaukee, Farmers Monthly.
Milwaukee, Hospodar Ameriky, monthly.
MONTANA.
White Sulphur Springs, Rockj"^ Mountain Hus-
bandman, weekly.
UTAH,
Salt Lake City, Utah Fa mer, monthly.
NEW BRUNSWICK, D. C.
Fredericton, Maritime Farmer, weekly,
NOVA SCOTIA,
Halifax, Nova Scotian Journal of Agricul-
ture, monthly.
Kentvllle, Farmer's Manual, monthly.
ONTARIO, D. C.
London, Farmer's Advocate, monthly.
St. Catharines, Canadian Horticulturist,
monthly,
Strathroy, Canadian Poultn' Review, month-
ly.
Toronto, Poultry Herald, monthly.
Welland, Canadian Farmer and Grange Re-
cord, weekly.
QUEBEC, D. C.
Montreal, Illustrated Journal of Agriculture,
monthly.
Montreal, Le Journal d ' A g r i c u 1 1 u r e ,
monthly.
V.
A LIST OF NEWSPAPERS AND PERIODICALS DEVOTED TO MEDICINE OR SURGERY, OMITTING ALL
WHICH DO NOT INSERT ADVERTISEMENTS.
CALIFORNIA.
Sin Francisco, 3Ieclico-Literary Journal,
monthly.
San Francisco, Pacific Medical and Surgical
Journal, monthly.
San Francisco, Western Lancet, monthly.
San Francisco, California Medical Times,
quarterlj'.
CONNECTICUT.
Hartford, Journal of Inebriety, quarterly.
DISTRICT OF COLUMBIA.
"Washington, National Medical Review, m'ly.
GEORGIA.
Atlanta, Eclectic Medical Journal, monthly.
Atlanta, Medical and Surgical Journal, m'ly.
Atlanta, New Medicines, monthly.
Atlanta, Southern Medical Record, monthly.
ILLINOIS.
Chicago, Medical Gazette, semi-nionthlv.
Chicago, United States Medical Investigator,
semi-monthly.
Chicago, American Homoeopath, monthly.
Chicago, Medical Journal and Examiner,
monthly.
Chicago, Medical Times, monthly.
Chicago, Pharmacist and Chemist, monthly.
Vandalia, Illinois Medical R -corder, m'thly.
INDIANA.
Greenfield, Independent Medical Investiga-
tor, monthly.
Knightstown, Dental News, monthlj'.
KANSAS.
Fort Scott, Kansas Medical Index, m'thly.
KENTUCKY.
Louisville, Medical News, weeklj-.
Louisville, American Practitioner, monthly.
Louisville, Medical Herald, monthly.
LOUISIANA.
New Orleans, Medical and Surgical Journal,
bi-monthly.
MARYLAND.
Baltimore, American Journal of Dental
Science, monthly.
Baltimore, Maryland Medical Journal, m'hl}^
MASSACHUSETTS.
Boston, Medical and Surgical Journal, w'kly.
Boston, Health and Home, monthly.
Boston, Journal of Chemistry, monthly.
Boston, New England Medical Gazette, m'hlj'.
MICHIGAN.
Ann ArVjor, Physician and Surgeon, m'thly.
Battle Creek, Good Health, monthly.
Detroit, Michigan Medical News, semi-m'thly.
Detroit, American Observer, monthly.
Detroit, Lancet, monthly.
Detroit, New Preparations, monthly.
MISSOURI.
St. Louis, Medical and Surgical Journal,
seminionthl}'.
St. Louis, American Medical Journal, m'thly.
St. Louis, Clinical Record, monthly.
St. Louis, Clinical Review, monthly.
St. Louis, Eclectic Medical Journal, monthly.
St. Louis, Medical Brief, monthly.
St. Louis, Missouri Dental Journal, monthly.
NEW YORK.
Buffalo, Medical and Surgical Journal, m'hly.
Dansvllle, Laws of Life and Joui-nal of
Health, monthly.
Elmira, Bistoury, quarterly.
New Lebanon, Journal of Materia Medica,
monthly.
New York, Hospital Gazette, weekly.
New York, Medical Record, weekly.
New York, Deutsch Amerikanlscher Apothe-
ker Zeitung, semi-monthly.
New i^ork. Annals of the Anatomical and
Surgical Society, monthly.
New York, Di'uggists' Advertiser, monthly.
New York, Druggist's Circular and Chemical
Gazette, monthly.
New York, Eclectic Medical and Surgical
Journal, monthly.
New- York, Gaillard's Medical Journal, m'hly.
New York, Hall's Journal of Health, m'thly.
New York, Herald of Health, monthly.
New York, Homoeopathic Times, monthly.
New York, Index Medicus, monthly.
New York, Johnson's Dental Miscellany,
monthly.
New York, Medical and Surgical Reporter,
monthly.
New York, Medical Eclectic, monthly.
New- York, Medical Journal, monthlj-.
New- York, Medical Tribune, monthly.
New York, New Remedies, monthlj-.
New^ York, Physician, monthly.
New York, Sanitarian, monthlj-.
New- York, Archives of Medicine, bi-m'thly.
New- York, American Journal of Electrology
and Neurologj', quarterly.
New York, American Journal of Obstetrics,
quarterlj-.
New- York, American Journal of Otologj-,
quarterlj'.
New York, Archives of Ophthalmologj', q'ly.
New- York, Cancer Journal, quarterly.
U^tica, American Journal of Insanity, quar-
terly.
NORTH CAROLINA.
Wilmington, North Carolina Medical Jour-
nal, monthlj-.
OHIO.
Cincinnati, Lancet and Clinic, weeklj'.
Cincinnati, Dental Register, monthlj'.
Cincinnati, Eclectic Medical Journal, m'thly.
Cincinnati, Medical Advance, monthlj-.
Cincinnati, Medical Gazette, monthly.
Cincinnati, Medical News, monthlj'.
Cincinnati, Obstetric Gazette, monthlj'.
Cincinnati, Physio-Medical Recorder, m'thly.
Columbus, Ohio Medical Recorder, monthly.
Toledo, Medical and Surgical Journal, m'thly.
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GEO. P. ROWELL & GO'S
PENNSYLVANIA.
Lansdale, Medical Summary, monthly.
Philadelphia, Medical and Surgical Reporter,
weekly.
Philadelphia, Medical Times, bi-weekly.
Philadelphia, American Journal of Pharma-
cy, monthly.
Philadelphia, Dental Cosmos, monthly.
Philadelphia, Hahnemannian Monthly.
Philadelphia, Review of Medicine and Phar-
macy, monthly.
Philadelphia, Eclectic Medical Journal of
Pennsylvania, l>i monthly.
Philadelphia, Medical Bulletin, bi-monthly.
TENNESSEE.
Nashville, Journal of Medicine and Surgery,
monthly.
Nashville, Southern Practitioner, monthly.
VIRGINIA.
Richmond, Southern Clinic, monthly.
Richmond, Virginia Medical Monthly.
ONTARIO, D. C.
Toronto, Canada Lancet, monthly.
Toronto, Canadi an Journal of Medical
Science, monthly,
Toronto, Canadian Pharmaceutical JournaU
monthly.
Toronto, Sanitary Journal, b'-monthly.
QUEBEC, D. C.
Montreal, Canada Medical and Surgical Jour-
nal, monthly.
Montreal, Canada Medical Record, monthly.
Montreal; L'Union Medicale du Canada, m'ly.
Montreal, Canada Journal of Dental Science,
quarterly.
TI.
A LIST OF NEWSPAPERS AND PERIODICALS ISSUED FROM EDUCATIONAL INSTITUTIONS OR DEVOTEE*
TO EDUCATIONAL MATTERS, OMITTING ALL WHICH DO NOT INSERT ADVERTISEMENTS.
ALABAMA.
Marion, Noi'mal Reporter, monthly.
CALIFORNIA.
Berkeley, Oestrus, weekly.
Berkeley. Berkleyan, monthly.
Napa City, Classic, monthlj-.
San Francisco, Public School Record, weekly.
San Francisco, Heald's College Journal,
monthly.
San Francisco, Pacific School and Home Jour-
nal, monthly.
COLORADO.
Colorado Springs, Occident, monthly.
CONNECTICUT.
Cheshire, Oracle, monthly.
Hartford, Trinity Tablet, every third Sat-
urday.
Hartford, American Journal of Education,
Midaletown, College Argus, everj^ ten days.
New Haven, Yale Courant, bi-weekly.
New Haven, Yale Record, bi-weekly.
New Haven, Critic, monthly.
New Haven, Reveille, monthly.
New Haven, Yale Literary Magazine, m'thly.
DISTRICT OF COLUMBIA.
Washington, (Georgetown) College Journal,
monthly.
ILLINOIS.
Champaign, Illini, monthly.
Chicago, Educational Weekly.
Chicago, Practical Teacher, monthly.
Chicago, Volante, monthly.
Chicago, Western Educational Journal,
monthly.
Evanston, Tripod, bi-weekly.
Evanston, Vidette, semi-monthly.
Jacksonville, College Rambler, monthly.
Monmouth, College Courier, monthly.
Mount Carroll, Oread, quarterly.
LTpper Alton, College Review, monthly.
Wheaton, College Record, monthly.
INDIANA.
Bedford, Common School Teacher, monthly.
Danville, Normal Teacher, monthly.
Greencastle, Asbury ^Monthly.
Indianapolis, Indiana School Journal, m'thly.
Indianapolis, Tyro, monthly.
Notre Dame, Scholastic, weekly.
Richmond, Earlhamite, monthly.
IOWA.
Ames, Aurora, monthly.
Ames, College Quarterly.
Dubuque, Iowa NormalMonthly.
Indianola, Simpsonian, monthly.
Iowa City, University Reporter) monthly.
Iowa City, Vidette, monthly.
Keokuk, Central School Journal, monthly.
Moulton, Inter-State Normal Mf>nthly.
Mount Vernon, Collegian, monthly.
Oskaloosa, College Vidette, monthly.
Oskaloosa, Phonetic Magazine, monthly.
KANSAS.
Lawrence, Kansas Review, monthly.
Lawrence, University Courier, monthly.
Olathe, Kansas Star, weekly.
KENTUCKY.
Danville, Centre College Courant, monthly.
Lexington, Parents' and Teachers' Monthly.
Louisville, Eclectic Teacher, monthly.
Millersburgh, Philomathean, monthly.
South CarroUton, Student, monthly.
LOUISIANA.
New Orleans, Louisiana Journal of Educa-
tion, monthly.
MAINE.
Brunswick, Bowdoin Orient, bi-weekly.
Lewiston, Bates Student, monthly.
MARYLAND.
Baltimore, Maryland School Journal, m'thly.
MASSACHUSETTS.
Amherst, Student, bi-weekly.
Boston, New England Journal of Education,
weekly.
Boston, Primary Teacher, monthly.
Boston, Sunday School Helper, monthly,
i Cambridge, Crimson, bi-weekly.
' Cambridge, Harvard Advocate, bi-weeklj'.
Cambridge, Harvard Register, monthlj-.
College Hill, Tuftonian, monthly.
Williamstown, Williams Athenaeum, bi-
weekly.
MICHIGAN.
Ann Arbor, Chronicle, bi-w^eekly.
Ann Arbor, University, semi-monthly.
Hillsdale, Herald, weekly.
MINNESOTA.
Faribault, Educational News Gleaner and
Advertiser, monthly.
Minneapolis, Ariel, monthly.
MISSOURL
Cape Girardeau, College Message, semi-
monthly.
Columbia, University Missourian, monthly.
Fulton, We-;tniinster Monthly.
Kirksville, Missouri Teacher," monthly.
St. Louis, American Journal of Education,
monthly.
St. Louis, Student Life, monthly.
NEBRASKA.
Lincoln, Hesperian Student, monthlj'.
Omaha, High School Journal, monthlj'.
NEW HAMPSHIRE.
Hanover, Dartmouth, weeklj'.
NEW JERSEY.
3Iorristown, Morris Avalon, monthlj'.
New Brunswick, Targum, monthlj'.
Princeton, Princetonian, bi-weeklj'.
Princeton, Nassau Literarj' Magazine, m'thlj'.
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NEW YORK.
Albany, Voice, monthly.
Alfred Centre, Alfred Student, monthly.
Buffalo, School Journal, monthly.
Clinton, Hamilton Literai-y Monthly.
Geneva, Hobart Herald, monthly.
Hamilton, Madisonensis, semi-monthlj'.
Ithaca, Cornell Era, weeklj'.
Ithaca, Cornell Review, monthly.
New York, Reveille, weekly.
New York, School Journal, weekly.
New York, Acta Columbiana, every three
weeks.
New York, American Kindergarten Maga-
zine, monthly.
New York, Barnes' Educational Monthly.
New York, Browne's Phonographic Monthly.
New York, Scholar's Companion, monthly.
New York, Teachers' Institute, monthly.
Rochester, Campus, monthly.
Suspension Bridge, Niagara Index, semi-
monthly.
Syracuse, School Bulletin and New York State
Educational Journal, monthly.
Ticonderoja, Teachers' Companion, monthly.
OHIO.
Dayton, Instructor, quarterly.
Delaware, College Transcript, bi-weekly.
Gambler. Kenyon Advance, monthly.
Granville, Denison Collegian, bi-weekly.
Mount Washington, Public School Journal,
monthly.
Gberlin, Review, bi-weekly.
Salem, Educational Notes and Queries, m'hly.
Salem, Ohio Educational Monthly and Na-
tional Teacher.
Springfield, Wittenberger, monthly.
Urbana, University Courant, monthly,
OREGON.
Philomath, Crucible, weekly.
Portland, Journal of Education, semimthly.
Portland, Archangel, monthly.
PENNSYLVANIA.
•Carlisle, Dickinsonian, monthly.
Chester, Reveille, monthly.
Easton, Lafayette College Journal, montlily.
Gettysburgh,' Pennsylvania College Monthly.
Kutztown, National Educator, monthly.
Lancaster, Pennsylvania School Journal,
monthly.
Lewisburgh, College Herald, monthly.
Meadvllle, Campus, monthly.
Philadelphia, Bible Teacher, monthly.
Philadelphia, La Salle Advance, monthly.
Philadelphia, Teacher, monthly.
Philadelphia, University Magazine, monthly.
Washington, Jeffersonian, monthly.
Wilkes-Barre, Teachers' Journal, monthly.
W^illiamsport, Dickinson Liberal, monthly.
York, Teachers' Journal, monthly.
RHODE ISLAND.
Providence, Brunonian, every third Satur-
day.
SOUTH CAROLINA.
Charleston, Snitliern Educational Monthly.
TENNESSEE.
Columbia, Guardian, monthly.
Henderson, Institute Journal, monthly.
Nashville, Vanderbilt Austral, monthly.
Tusculum, Record, weekly.
VERMONT.
Middlebury, Undergraduate, monthly.
Montpelier, Montpelierian, monthly.
VIRGINIA.
Emory, Emory and Henry Clarion, monthly.
Hampton, Southern Workman, monthly.
Lexington, Southern Collegian, semi-m'thlf .
Richmond, College Messenger, monthly.
Richmond, Educational Journal of Virginia,
monthlj'.
Salem, Roanoke Collegian, monthly.
Staunton, Goodson Gazette, weekly.
University of Virginia, Virginia University
Magazine, monthly.
WISCONSIN.
Appleton, Collegian and Neoterian, monthly.
Beloit, Round Table, bi-weekly.
Madison, University Press, semi-monthly.
Madison, W^isconsin Journal of Education,
monthlj'.
Milton, College Journal, monthly.
Milwaukee, Catholic School Record, monthly.
Milwaukee, Erzeihungs Blaetter, monthly.
Milwaukee, Kindergarten Messenger and The
New Education, monthly.
Racine, College Mercury, senai-monthly.
Ripon, College News-Letter, bi-weekly.
NEW BRUNSWICK, D. C.
Sackville, Argosy, monthly.
NOVA SCOTIA, D. C.
Halifax, Dalhousie Gazette, bi-weekly.
Halifax, Journal of Education, bi-monthly.
Wolfeville, Acadia Athenaeum, monthly.
ONTARIO, D. C.
Kingston, Queen's College Journal, serai-
monthlj'.
Toronto, Canada Educational Monthly.
Toronto, Sunday School Banner, monthly.
QUEBEC, D. C.
Quebec, Journal de L'Instruction Publiqiie,
monthly.
Quebec, .Journal of Education, monthly.
VII.
A LIST OF NEWSPAPERS AND PERIODICALS DEVOTED TO THE AMUSEMENT AND INSTRUCTION OF
CHILDREN, OMITTING ALL WHICH DO NOT INSERT ADVERTISEMENTS,
GEORGIA.
Atlanta, Boys and Girls of the South, ni'thly.
ILLINOIS.
Chicago, Katholischer Jugend-Freund, w'kly.
Chicago, Picture Gallery for Young Folks,
monthly.
Chicago, Young Folks' Monthly.
Chicago, Young Folks' Rural, monthly.
Loxa, Youths' Home Journal, monthly.
KANSAS.
Topeka, American Young Folks, monthly.
KENTUCKY.
Louisville, Scholars' Monthly.
MASSACHUSETTS.
Boston, Youths' Companion, weekly.
Boston, Babyland, monthlJ^
Boston, Good Times, monthly.
Boston, Nursery, monthly.
Boston, Wide Awake, monthl3'.
Boston, Youth's Home Library, monthly.
MINNESOTA.
Minneapolis, Our Young Folks, semi m'thly.
NEW YORK.
New York, Bojs of New York, weekly.
New York, Frank Leslie's Boys' and Girls'
Weekly.
New York, Harper's Young People, weekly.
New York, Young Christian Soldier and Car-
rier Dove. W'Cekly.
New York, Young Folks' Weekly.
New York, Young Men of America, weekIJ^
New York, American Kindergarten Magazine,
monthly.
New York, Frank Leslie's Chatterbox, m'thly.
NEW YORK.
New York, Little Gem and American Kinder-
garten, monthly.
New York, St. Nicholas, monthly.
New York, Young Catholic, monthly.
New- York, Young Israel, monthly.
New York, Young Scientist, monthly.
Rochester, Telephone, weekly.
OHIO.
Cincinnati, Guiding Star, semi-monthly.
Cincinnati, Golden Hours, monthly.
Cleveland, Home Companion, semi-monthlj'.
Dayton, Leaves of Light, bi-w^eekly.
Strongsville, Young Folks' Musical Monthly.
PENNSYLVANIA.
Harrisburg, Sunday School Gem, monthly.
Lancaster, Christliche Kundschafter, m'hly.
Philadelphia, Golden Days, weekly.
Philadelphia, Young Folks' News, weekly.
Philadelphia, Childrens' Friend, monthly.
Philadelphia, Guardian Angel, monthlj'.
TENNESSEE.
Nashville, Sunday-School Magazine, monthly.
VIRGINIA.
New Market, Our Sunday School, monthly.
WISCONSIN.
Milwaukee, Young Churchman, monthly.
UTAH.
Salt Lake City, Juvenile Instructor, semi-
monthlj-.
NEW BRUNSWICK, D. C.
Chatham, Young Canadian, monthly.
ONTARIO, D. C.
Toronto, Sunday School Banner, monthly.
Till.
A LIST OF NEWSPAPERS AND PERIODICALS DEVOTED TO FREEMASONRY, ODD FELLOWSHIP, TEM-
PERANCE, KNIGHTS OF PYTHIAS, ANCIENT ORDER OF UNITED WORKMEN, KNIGHTS OF HONOR,
ORDER OF DRUIDS, AND ORDER OF HARUGARI, AND ALSO PAPERS DEVOTED TO MILITARY OR
NAVAL MATTERS, OMITTING ALL WHICH DO NOT INSERT ADVERTISEMENTS.
FREEMASONRY.
CALIFORNIA.
San Francisco, Masonic Monthly.
CONNECTICUT.
New Haven, Loomis' Musical and Masonic
Journal, monthly.
ILLINOIS.
Chicago, Voice of 3Iasonry and Family Maga-
zine, monthlj-.
INDIANA.
Indianapolis, Masonic Advocate, monthly.
IOWA.
Bonaparte, Square and Compasses, monthlj'.
MAINE.
Portland, Masonic Token, quarterly.
MICHIGAN.
Kalamazoo, Freemason's Monthly.
NEW YORK.
Brooklyn, Der Triangel, semi-monthly.
New York, Corner Stone, weekly.
New York, Die New Yorker Bundes-Presse,
weekly.
New York, Dispatch, Sundav.
New York, Masonic Newspaper, weekly.
New York, Echo, semi-monthlj'.
OHIO.
Cincinnati, Masonic Review, monthly.
PENNSYLVANIA.
Philadelphia, Keystone, weekly.
RHODE ISLAND.
Providence, Freemasons' Repository, m'thly.
ONTARIO.
Port Hope, Canadian Craftsman, montkly.
ODD FELLOWSHIP.
CALIFORNIA.
San Francisco, New Age, weekly.
ILLINOIS.
Chicago, Guardian, monthly.
Springfield, Odd Fellows Herald, weekly.
INDIANA.
Greenfield, Odd Fellows' Chronicle, weeklv.
Indianapolis, Odd Fellows' Talisman, m'thly.
KENTUCKY.
Louisville, Odd Fellow, monthlj'.
MICHIGAN.
Bay City, Michigan Odd Fellow, semi-
monthly.
NEW YORK.
New York, Der Fuehrer, weeklj-.
New York, Echo, semi-monthly.
OHIO.
Cincinnati, Mystic Jewel, semi monthly.
Columbus, Companion and American Odd-
Fellow, monthly.
RHODE ISLAND.
East Greenwich, Odd Fellows Register,
monthly.
TEMPERANCE.
CALIFORNIA.
Los Angeles, Rescue, weekly.
Watsonville, California Transcript, weekly.
COLORADO.
Denver, Gazette-Advocate, weekly.
CONNECTICUT.
Middletown, State Temperance Journal, w'ly.
ILLINOIS.
Chicago, Signal, weekly.
Lincoln, Temperance Bugle, weekly.
INDIANA.
Lafayette, Temperance Herald, semi-ni'thly.
j Sej'mour, Monitor-Journal, weekly.
I IOWA.
Davenport, Northwestern News, weekly.
Des Moines, State Prohibitionist, weekly.
KANSAS.
Lawrence, Kansas Temperance Palladium,
weekly.
Newton. Golden Gate, weekly.
Osage Mission, Temperance Banner, semi-
monthly.
KENTUCKY.
Louisville, Good Templars' Advocate, w'ky.
LOUISIANA.
New Orleans, Temperance Advocate, weekly.
MAINE.
Portland, Living Issue, weekly.
MASSACHUSETTS.
Southbridge, Temple Star, monthly.
MICHIGAN.
Detroit, Truthteller, weekly.
MISSOURI.
St. Joseph, Temperance Bugle and Standard,
weekly.
NEW JERSEY.
Newark, Temperance Herald, weekly.
Tom's River, New Jersey Temperance Ga-
zette, weekly.
NEW YORK.
Buffalo, Royal Templar, weeklj'.
Cherry Vallej', Temperance Investigator,
weeklj'.
Cooperstowu, New Era, weekly.
New York, Union, weekly.
New York, Our L'nion, semi-monthly.
New York, National Temperance Advocate
monthly.
Rome, Watchword, weeklj'.
NORTH CAROLINA.
Raleigh, Friend and Templar, weekly.
OHIO.
Delaware, Signal, weeklj-.
PENNSYLVANIA.
New Castle, Index, weeklj'.
Williamsport, Star of Hope, weekly.
510
GEO. P. ROWELL & GO'S
TEMPERANCE.
TENNESSEE.
Nashville, Tennessee Good Templar, weekly.
TEXAS.
Ten-ell, Temperance Vedette, weekly.
WISCONSIN.
Milton, Temperance Herald, monthly.
Mineral Point, Wisconsin Temperance Jour-
nal, semi-monthly.
NOVA SCOTIA, D. C.
Halifax, Alliance Journal and Temperance
Advocate, weekly.
ONTARIO, D. c.
Hamilton, Leader, weekly.
Napanee, Canada Casket, weekly.
QUEBEC, D. c.
Montreal, Northern Messenger, semi m'thly.
NEWFOUNDLAND.
St. John's, Temperance Journal, bi-weekly.
KNIGHTS OF PYTHIAS.
CONNECTICUT.
DanlelsonvlUe, Eastern Knight, monthly.
DISTRICT OF COLUMBIA.
Washington, Knights of Pythias Magazine,
monthly.
INDIANA.
Indianapolis, Pythian Journal, monthly.
IOWA.
Fort Madison, Knights' Sword and Helmet,
monthly.
MISSOURI.
Sedalia, Sprig of Myrtle, monthly.
OHIO.
Columbus, Knight, monthly.
VIRGINIA.
Richmond, Pythian Herald, monthly.
ANCIENT ORDER OF UNITED
AVORK3IEN.
CALIFORNIA.
San Francisco, Pacific States Watchman,
semi-monthly.
ILLINOIS.
Lincoln, A. O. U. W. and I. O. M. A. Reporter,
semi-monthly.
IOWA.
Davenport, Iowa and Illinois Workman, semi-
monthly.
MARYLAND.
Baltimore, Protector, semi-monthly.
MICHIGAN.
Monroe, Michigan Herald, monthly.
ANCIENT ORDER OF UNITED
WORKMENN.
MINNESOTA.
St. Paul, Ancient Order of United Workmen,
monthly.
MISSOURI.
St. Louis, Missouri Workman, monthly.
I NEW YORK.
Buffalo, Fiaternal Censor, semi-monthly.
j OHIO.
Cincinnati, National Bulletin, semi-monthly.
PENNSYLVANLl.
Philadelphia, Propagator, monthly.
WISCONSIN.
Milwaukee, Unser Blatt, monthly.
Milwaukee, Wisconsin A. O. U. W. Advocata,
monthly.
KNIGHTS OF HONOR.
TENNESSEE.
Nashville, Southern Reporter, monthly.
TEXAS.
Terrell, Texas Knight, monthly.
ORDER OF DRUIDS.
CALIFORNIA.
San Francisco, American Druids' Journal,
monthly.
ILLINOIS.
Quincy, Der Erz-Druide, monthly.
ORDER OF HARUGARl.
PENNSYLVANIA.
Reading, Deutsche Eiche, weekly.
MILITARY AND NAVAL,.
DISTRICT OF COLUMBIA.
Washington, Army and Navy Register, w'kly.
Washington, Sunday Herald (Army and Navy
edition), weekly.
Washington, Soldiers' True Friend, monthly.
Washington, Vedette, monthly.
NEW YORK.
New York, Army and Navy Journal, weekly.
New York, Field Glass, monthly.
New York, Grand Army Gazette and National
Guardsman, monthly.
PENNSYLVANIA.
Philadelphia, United SeiMce, monthly.
RHODE ISLAND.
Providence, PaiTott, weekly.
IX.
A LIST OF NEWSPAPERS AXD PERIODICAJLS DEVOTED TO COMMERCE AND FINANCE, INSURANCE,
REAL ESTATE, SCIENCE AND MECHANICS, LAW, PRINTERS AND PUBLISHERS, SPORTING, MUSIC,
FASHION, AND WOMAN SUFFRAGE, OMITTING ALL WHICH DO NOT INSERT ADVERTISEMENTS.
COMMERCE AND FINANCE.
CALIFORNIA.
San Francisco, Commercial News and Ship-
ping List, daily.
San Francisco, Exciiange, daily and weekly.
San Francisco, Stock Report, daily and
weekly.
San Francisco, Commercial Herald and Mar-
ket Review, weekly.
San Francisco, Grocer and Country Mer-
cliant, weelcly.
San Francisco, Journal of Commerce, weekly.
San Francisco, Pacific Coast Wine and Liquor
Herald, weekly.
San Francisco. Wine Dealers' Gazette, m thly.
COLORADO.
Denver, Mining Review, weekly.
CONNECTICUT.
New Haven, Sea World, weekly.
ILLINOIS.
Chicago (Union Stock Yards), American
Stockman, daily, semi-weekly and w'kly.
Chicago (Union Stock Yards), Drover's Jour-
nal, daily and weekly.
Chicago, Commercial Bulletin, weekly.
Chicago, Commercial Graphic, weekly.
Chicago, Grain and Provision Review, w'kly.
Chicago, Grocer and Mercantile Review,
weekly.
Chicago, Grocers' Criterion, weekly.
Chicago, Industrial World, weekly.
Chicago, Jom-nal of Commerce, weekly.
Chicago, Leaf, weekly.
Chicago, Mining Review, weekly.
Chicago, North-Western Lumberman, w'kly.
Chicago, Railway Age, weekly.
Chicago, Railway Review, weekly.
Chicago, Western Slioe and Leather Review,
weekly.
Chicago, Fur nit ure Trade Journal, semi-
monthly.
Chicago, Bookseller and Stationer, monthly.
Chicago, Confectioner and Baker, monthly.
Chicago, Druggist and Paint and Oil Review,
montlilv.
Chicago, Western Brewer, and Journal of the
Barley, Malt and Hop Trades, monthly.
Chicago. 'Western Clothing, Furnishing and
Hat Reporter, monthly.
Chicago, Western Paper Trade, monthly.
East St. Louis, Western Live Stock Journal,
weekly.
Moline, Grain Cleaner, monthly.
Peoria, Illinois Tradesman and Manufac-
turer, monthly.
Quincy, Commercial Review, weekly.
INDIANA.
Lafayette, Trade Journal, semi-monthly.
KENTUCKY.
Louisville, Trade Gazette, weekly.
Louisville, Trade Review and Tobacco Jour-
nal, weekly.
LouLsvllle. Westei'n Grocer, weekly.
Louisville, Louisville and Ohio Valley Manu
facturer and Merchant, monthly.
COMMERCE AND FINANCE.
LOUISIANA.
New Orleans, Price Current, Commercial In-
telligencer and Shipping List, seml-w'kly.
New Orleans, Country Visitor, weekly.
New Orleans, Merchant, Mechanic and
Farmer, weekly.
MAINE.
Portland, Price-Current, monthly.
MARYLAND.
Baltimore, Journal of Commerce and Price
Current, weekly.
Baltimore, Live Stock and Poultry Bulletin,
weekly.
Baltimore, Market Journal, weekly.
Baltimore, Herald, monthly.
MASSACHUSETTS.
Boston, Commercial and Shipping List, semi-
weekly.
Boston, Banker and Tradesman, weekly.
Boston, Carpet Reporter, weekly.
Boston, Commercial Bulletin, weekly.
Boston, Economist, weekly.
Boston, Journal of Commerce, weekly.
Boston, New England Grocer, weekly.
Boston, American Export Trade, monthly.
Boston, American aianufacturer and Ex-
porter, monthly.
Holyoke, Manufacturer, monthly.
Holjoke, Paper World, monthly.
New Bedford, Whalemen's Shipping List and
Merchants Transcript, weekly.
MICHIGAN.
Bay City, Lumberman's Gazette, weekly.
Detroit, Price Current, weekly.
Houghton, Portage Lake Mining Gazette,
weekly.
Marquette, Mining Journal, weekly.
MISSOURI.
Kansas City, Commercial Indicator, weekly.
Kansas City, Price Current, weekly.
Kansas City, National Grocer, bi-weekly.
St. Louis, Commercial Gazette, weekly.
St. Louis, Dry Goods and Grocery Reporter,
w^eekly.
St. Louis, "Grocer, weeklj-.
St. Louis, Handels-Zeitung, weekly.
St. Louis, Journal of Commerce, weekly.
St. Louis, Western Trade Journal, weekly. '
St. Louis, Miller, semi-monthly.
St. Louis, El Comercio del Valle, monthly.
St. Louis, Exporter and Importer, monthly.
Sedalia, Register, montlily.
NEBRASKA.
Omaha, Journal of Commerce, weekly.
NEW YORK.
Buffalo, Milling World and Chronicle of the
Grain and Flour Trade, monthly.
New York, American Exchange, dailj'.
New York, Commercial Bulletin, daily and
' weekly.
I New York, Indicator, dailj'.
i New York, Journal of Commerce, daily and
I semi-weekly.
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COMMERCE AND FINANCE.
NEW YORK.
New York, Mining News, daily.
New York, Wall Street News, daily.
New York, Bradstreets', senii-weekly.
New York, Shipping and Commercial List
and Price-Current, semi-weekly.
New York, American Dairyman and Butter,
Cheese and Egg Reporter, weekly.
New York, American Grocer, weekly.
New York, American Railroad Journal, w'kly.
New York, American Stationer, weekly.
New York, American Trade Reporter, w'kly.
New York, Coal Trade Journal, weekly.
New York, Commercial and Financial Chron-
icle, weekly.
New York, Crockery and Glass Journal, w'kly.
New York, Deutsch-Amerikanischer Grocer,
weekly.
New York. Dry Goods Bulletin, weekly.
New York, El Anunciador Hispano-Ameri-
cano, weekly.
New York, Federal Gazette and Current
Record, weekly.
New York, Grocer, w^eekly.
New York, Handels-Zeitung, weekly.
New York, Iron Age, weekly.
New York, Maritime Registei-, weekly.
New York, Mercantile Journal, weekly.
New York, Mercantile Review, weekly.
New York, Mining Record, w^eekly.
New York, Musical and Sewing Machine
Courier, weekly.
INew Yoi-k, Oil, Paint and Drug Reporter,
weekly.
New York, Paper Trade Journal, weekly.
New York, Public, weekly.
New York, Publishers' Weekly.
New York, Sheldon's Dry Goods Price List,
weekly.
New York, Shoe and Leather Reporter, w'kly.
New York, Stockholder, weekly.
New York, Thompson's Bank Note and Com-
mercial Reporter, weekly, semi-monthly
and monthly.
New York, Tobacco Leaf, weekly.
New York, Trade Bureau, weekly.
New York, United States Economist and Dry
Goods Reporter, weekly.
New York, U. S. Tobacco Journal, weekly.
New York, Wall Street Journal, weekly.
New York, Notions and Fancy Goods Record
and Silk Reporter, bi-weekly.
New York, American Bookseller, semi-m'thly.
New York, Bonfort's Wine and Liquor Circu-
lar, semi-monthly.
New York, Bullion, semi-monthly.
New York, Deutsch Amer. Apotheker Zei-
tung, semi-monthly.
New York, Geyer's Stationer, semi-monthly.
New York, Shipping Gazette and Travelei-^s
Guide, semi-monthly.
New York, Wine and Spirit Review, semi-
monthly.
New York, American Brewer's Gazette and
Malt and Hop Trades' Review, monthly.
New York, American Exporter, monthly.
New York, American Mail and Export Jour-
nal, monthly.
New York, American Wine and Grape Grow-
er, monthly.
New York, Banker's Magazine, monthly.
New York, Carpet Trade, monthly.
New York, Carpet Trade Review, monthly.
New York, Clothier and Hatter, monthly.
New York, Der Amerikanische Bier-Brauer,
monthly.
New York, Druggists' Advertiser, monthly.
New York, Druggist's Circular and Chemical
Gazette, monthly.
New York, El Comercio, monthly.
New York, El Espejo, monthly.
New York, Furnishing Goods Trade Review,
monthly.
New York, German and American Brewers'
Journal and Malt and Hop Trades Report-
er, monthly.
New York, Harness and Carriage Journal,
monthly.
New York, Hat, Cap and Fur Trade Review,
monthly.
New York, Industrial Monthly and Commer-
cial and Statistical Review, monthly.
COMMERCE AND FINANCE.
NEW YORK.
New York, Journal for the Stationery Trade,
monthly.
New York, Manufacturers' Review and In-
dustrial Record, monthly.
New York, Millinery Trade Review, monthly.
New York, Paper Trade Reporter, monthly.
New York, Revista Agricola E Industrial,
monthly.
New York, Rhodes' Journal, monthly.
New York, Water, Gas aud Steam, monthly.
OHIO.
Cincinnati, Grange Bulletin, weekly.
Cincinnati, Grocer and Merchants' Advocate,
weekly.
Cincinnati, Live Stock Review, weekly.
Cincinnati, Merchant and Manufacturer,
weekly.
Cincinnati, Price Current and Commercial
Review, weekly.
Cincinnati, Trade List, weeklj'.
Cincinnati, Western Tobacco Journal, w'kly.
Cleveland, Trade Review, weeklj'.
Sandusky, lee and Fish New-s, monthly.
OREGON.
Portland, Commercial Reporter, weekly.
PENNSYLVANIA.
Bradford, Northern Field, monthly.
Philadelphia, North American, dailj' and tri-
weekly.
Philadelphia, Bulletin of the American Iron
and Steel Association, weekly.
Philadelphia, Bullion Miner, weekly.
Philadelphia, Business Advocate and Pi'iee-
Current, weekly.
Philadelphia, Commercial Bulletin, weekly.
Philadelphia, Commercial List and Price Cur-
rent, weekly.
Philadelphia, Railway World, weekly.
Philadelphia, Grocer, bi-weekly.
Philadelphia, Petersons' Counterfeit Detector
and National Bank Note List, semi-m'thly
and monthly.
Philadelphia, American Textile Mauufac-
tui'er, monthly.
Philadelphia, Carpet Journal, monthly.
Philadelphia. Confectioners' Journal, m'thly.
Philadelphia, Ice Trade Journal, monthly.
Pittsburgh, American Journal of Industry,
weekly.
Pittsburgh, American Manufacturer and Iron
World, weekly.
Pittsburgh, American Pottery and Glassware
Reporter, weekly.
Pittsburgh, Grocers' Advocate, weekly.
Pittsburgh, People's Advocate and Commer-
cial Advertiser, weekly.
Pittsburgh, Woolen Manufacturer, monthly.
TENNESSEE.
Chattanooga, Tradesman, semi-monthly.
Memphis, Trade List, weekly.
TEXAS.
Galveston, Texas Journal of Commerce, w'ly.
VIRGINIA.
Richmond, Commercial and Tobacco Leaf,
w^eekly.
WISCONSIN.
Edgerton, Wisconsin Tobacco Reporter,
weekly.
Milwaukee, Northwestern Grocer, weekly.
ONTARIO, D. c.
Toronto, Monetary Times and Trade Review
—Insurance Chronicle, weekly.
QUEBEC, D. c.
Montreal, Journal of Commerce, Finance aud
Insurance Review, weekly.
Montreal, Shareholder, weekly.
INSURANCE.
CALIFORNIA.
San Francisco, California Spirit of the Times
and Underwriter's Journal, weekly.
San Francisco, Avalanche, monthly.
San Francisco, Coast Review, monthly.
AMERICAN NEWSPAPER DIRECTORY.
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IN?SLRANCE.
ILLINOIS.
Chicago, Argus, monthlj^
Chicago, Investigator, monthly.
MARYLAND.
Baltimore, Underwriter, semi-monthly.
MISSOURI.
St. Louis, Western Insurance Review,
monthly.
NEW YORK.
New York, Chronicle, weekly.
New York, Insurance and Real Estate Jour-
nal, semi-monthlj'.
New York, Insurance Age, monthly.
New York, Insurance Critic, monthly.
New York, Insurance Monitor, monthly.
New York, Insurance Times, monthly.
New York, Spectator, monthly.
New York, Underwriter, monthly.
New York, United States Insurance Gazette
and Magazine, monthly.
New York, American Life Assurance Maga-
zine and Journal of Actuaries, quarterly.
OHIO.
Salem, Mutual Underwriter, monthly.
PEXXSYLVAXIA.
Philadelphia, United States Review, weekly.
Philadelphia, Legal and Insurance Reporter,
semi-monthly.
Philadelphia, American Exchange and Re-
view, monthly.
Philadelphia, Intelligencer, monthlj'.
Pittsburgh, Insurance World, monthly.
VIRGINIA.
Richmond, Insurance Advocate, monthly.
ONTARIO, D. c
Toronto, Monetary Times and Trade Review
— Insurance Cbronicle, weekly.
Toronto, Fire Journal, monthly.
REAL. ESTATE.
ARKANSAS.
Little Rock, Spirit of Arkansas, weekly.
CALIFORNIA.
San Francisco, Homes in California, m'thly.
COLORADO.
Denver, Colorado Bulletin, monthly.
DISTRICT OF COLUMBIA.
Washington, Copp's Land Owner, monthly.
Washington, Real Estate Review, monthly.
ILLINOIS.
Chicago, Land Owner, monthly.
KANSAS.
Lawrence, Kansas Monthly.
Minneapolis, Solomon Valley Mirror, m'thly.
Salina, Kansas Central Land Journal, m'thly.
MASSACHUSETTS.
Boston, Gray's New England Real Estate
Journal, monthly.
NEW HAMPSHIRE.
Nashua, Real Estate Journal, monthly.
NEW YORK.
New York, Real Estate Record and Builders'
Guide, weekly.
New York, Insurance and Real Estate Jour-
nal, semi-monthly.
NORTH CAROLINA.
Charlotte, South-Land, monthly.
TENNESSEE.
Memphis, Resoui-ces, monthly.
Nashville, Southern Industries, bi-weekly.
TEXAS.
Waco, Central City Advertiser, semi-m'thly.
WISCONSIN.
Stevens' Point, Hungerford's Real Estate
Journal, monthly.
ONTARIO, D. c.
Toronto, Farmer's Monthlj'.
SCIENCE AND MECHANICS.
CALIFORNIA.
San Francisco, Mining and Scientific Press,
weekly.
San Francisco, Engineer of the Pacific,
monthly.
CONNECTICUT.
New Haven, American Journal of Science
and Arts, monthly.
nxiNois.
Chicago, North- Western Lumberman, w'kly.
Chicago, Railway Review, weekly.
Chicago, Furniture Trade Journal, semi-m'lj'.
Chicago, American Miller, monthly.
Chicago, Der Deutsch-Amerikanische Mueller,
monthly.
Chicago, Lakeside Watch, monthly.
Chicago, Reporter, monthly.
Chicago, Watchmaker and Metal Worker,
monthly.
Chicago, Western Manufacturer, monthly.
Chicago, American Antiquarian, quarterly.
MoUne, Grain Cleaner, monthly.
INDIANA.
Crawfordsville, Botanical Gazette, monthly.
Indianapolis, Mechanical Journal, monthlj'.
Indianapolis, Mill Stone, monthlj'.
KENTUCKY. •
Louisville, Magazine, monthly.
MARYLAND.
Baltimore, American Journal of Philology,
quarterlj'.
MASSACHUSETTS.
Boston, American Architect and Building
News, weeklj'.
Boston, American Cabinet Maker, Upholster-
er and Carpet Reporter, weeklj'.
Boston, Carpet Reporter, weekly.
Boston, Inventors' and Manufacturers' Ga-
zette, monthlj'.
Cambridge, Psyche, monthlj-.
Holj'oke, Manufacturer, monthlj'.
MICHIGAN.
Baj' Cltj% Lumberman's Gazette, weekly.
Hancock, Northwestern Mining Journal,
weeklj'.
Houghton, Portage Lake Mining Gazette,
weeklj'.
Marquette, Mining Journal, weeklj'.
MINNESOTA.
Minneapolis, Northwestern Miller, w^eeklj'.
MISSOURI.
Kansas Cit j'. Review of Science and Industry
monthlj'.
NEW JERSEY.
Newark, Coach Painter, monthly.
Newark, Exponent, bi-mouthlj'.
Smithville, Mechanic, weeklj'.
NEW YORK.
Buffalo, Milling World and Chronicle of the
Grain and Flour Trade, monthlj'.
New York, American Machinist, weekly.
New York, American Railroad Journal.w'klj-.
New York, Crockerj- and Glass Journal,
weeklj'.
New York, Engineering and Mining Journal,
w^eeklj'.
New York, Engineering News, weeklj'.
NcAV York, Iron Age, weeklj'.
New York, Metal Worker, Aveeklj-.
New York, Millers' Journal, wee'klj-.
New York, Poljtechnic Review, weeklj'.
New York, Railroad Gazette, weeklj'.
New York, Scientific American, ^veeklj'.
New York, Scientific Man, weekly.
New York, Shoe and Leather Reporter, w'kly.
New York, Tobacco Leaf, weeklj'.
New York, Trade Bm-eau, weeklj'.
New York, American Gas Light Journal, semi-
monthlj'.
New York, Bonfort's Wine and Liquor Circu-
lai\ semi-monthlj'.
New York, Der Techniker, semi-monthlj'.
New York, Journal of the Telegraph, semi-
monthlj-.
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NEW YORK.
New York, Magnet, seini-inonthly.
New York, Operator, seini-inonthly.
New York, Plumber and Sanitary Engineer,
semi-monthly.
New York, Scientific News, semi-montlily.
New York, American Brewer's Gazette and
Malt and Hop Trades' Review, monthly.
New York, American Entomologist, monthly.
New York, American Hairdresser and Per-
fumer, monthly.
New York, American Journal of Microscopy
and Popular Science, monthly.
New York, American Microscopical Journal,
monthly.
New York, American Wine and Grape Grow-
er, monthly.
New York Anthony's Photographic Bulletm,
monthly.
New York,' Blacksmith and Wheelwright,
monthly.
New York, Brick, Pottery and Glass Journal,
monthly.
New York, Builder and Woodworker, m'thly.
New York, Carpentry and Building, monthly.
New York, Carpet Trade, monthly.
New York, Carpet Trade Review, monthly.
New York, Der Amerikanische Bier-Brauer,
monthly.
New York, Druggist's Circular and Chemical
Gazette, monthly.
New York, German and American Brewers'
Journal and Malt and Hop Trades Re-
porter, monthly.
New York, Harness and Carriage Journal,
monthly.
New York, Hub, monthly.
New York, Industrial News and Inventors'
Guide, monthly.
New York, Jeweler's Circular and Horologi-
cal Review, monthly.
New York, Manufacturer and Builder, m'thly.
New York, Manufacturers' Review and Indus-
trial Record, monthly.
New York, National Car-Builder, monthly.
New York, Painters' Magazine, monthly.
New York, Popular Science Monthly.
New York, Practical American, monthly.
New York, Sewing Machine Journal, m'thly.
New York, Sewing Machine News, monthly.
New York, Transactions of the American So-
ciety of Civil Engineers, monthly.
New York, Van Nostrand's Engineering Maga-
zine, monthl}\
New York, Water, Gas and Steam, monthly.
New York, Young Scientist, monthly.
OHIO.
Cincinnati, American Inventor, monthly.
Cincinnati, Artisan, monthly.
Cincinnati, Miller and Millwright, monthly.
Springfield, Leffel's Illustrated Milling and
Mechanical News, monthly.
Wilmington, Sewing Machine Gazette, m'thly.
Zanesville, Blandy's Journal, monthly.
PENNSYLVANIA.
Philadelphia, Railway World, weekly.
Philadelphia, Barbers' National Journal,
semi-monthly.
Philadelphia, American Naturalist, monthly.
Philadelphia, American Textile Manufac-
turer, monthly.
Philadelphia, Carriage Monthly.
Philadelphia, Journal of the Franklin Insti-
tute, monthly.
Philadelphia, Photographer, monthly.
Philadelphia, Textile Colorist, monthly.
Pittsburgh, American Manuf actm-er and Iron
World, weekly.
Pittsburgh, American Pottery and Glassware
Reporter, weekly.
WISCONSIN.
Milwaukee, Gewerbe und Industrie Zeltung,
semi-monthly.
Milwaukee. United States Miller, monthly.
ONTARIO, D. C.
London, Canadian Entomologist, monthly.
QUEBEC, D. c.
Cap Rouge, Le Naturaliste Canadian, m'thly.
Montreal, Scientific Canadian, monthl}'.
LAW.
CALIFORNIA.
San Francisco, Pacific Coast Law Journal,
weekly.
DISTRICT OF COLUMBIA.
Washington, Law Reporter, weekly.
Washington, Post Office Gazette, monthly.
Washington, United States Record and
Gazette, monthly.
ILLINOIS.
Chicago, Legal News, weekly.
Chicago, Legal Adviser, monthly.
Chicago, Western Postal Record, monthly.
Dwight, Western Postal Review, monthly.
lOWA.
Des Moines, Western Jurist, monthly.
MARYLAND.
Baltimore, Maryland Law Record, weekly.
MASSACHUSETTS.
Boston, Reporter, weekly.
Boston, United States Oflflcial Postal Guide,
monthly.
Boston, American Law Review, quarterly.
MISSOURI.
Jefferson City, Missouri Bar, weekly.
St. Louis, Central Law Journal, weekly.
St. Louis, Southern Law Review, quarterly.
NEW JERSEY.
Somerville, New Jersey Law Journal, m'thly.
NEW YORK.
Albany, Law Journal, weekly.
New York, Register, daily.
New York, Digest, weekly.
New York, Federal Gazette and Current
Record, weekly.
New York, Internal Revenue Record and Cus-
toms Journal, weekly.
New York, National Bankruptcy Register Re-
ports, semi-monthly.
New York, Postal Gazette, monthly.
OHIO.
Cincinnati, Law Bulletin, daily and weekly.
Cincinnati, American Law Record, monthly.
Cincinnati, Post-Offlce Bulletin, monthly.
Columbus, Franklin Co. Legal Record, w'kly.
PENNSYLVANIA.
Lancaster, Bar, weekly.
Philadelphia, Legal Intelligencer, weekly.
Philadelphia, Legal and Insurance Reporter,
semi-monthly.
Philadelphia, American Law Register, m'hly.
Pittsburgh, Legal Journal, weekly.
Pottsville, Schuylkill Legal Record, weekly.
Scranton, Lackawanna Bar, weekly.
Scranton, Law Times, weeklj'.
Wilkes-Barre, Luzerne Legal Register, w'kly.
TENNESSEE.
Nashville, Southern Law Journal and Re-
porter, monthly.
TEXAS.
Tyler, Texas Law Journal, weekly.
VIRGINIA.
Richmond, Virginia Law Journal, monthly.
WEST VIRGINIA.
Wheeling, United States Post-office Bulletin,
monthly and quarterly.
NOVA SCOTIA, D. C.
Halifax, Royal Gazette, weekly.
ONTARIO, D. C.
Ottawa, Canada Gazette, weekly.
Toronto, Canada Law Journal, monthly.
PRINCE EDWARD ISLAND, D. C.
Charlottetown, Royal Gazette, weekly.
QUEBEC, D. C.
Sorel, La Revue Legale, monthly.
NEWFOUNDLAND.
St. John's, Royal Gazette, weekly.
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PltlNTEIlfS AM) PLBLIfSHEllS.
CALIFORNIA.
San Francisco, Pacific Printer, bi-monthly.
CONNECTICUT.
New Haven, Hubbard's Printer-Ad verti.ser.
monthly.
ILLINOIS.
Chicago, Electrotype Journal, quarterly.
Chicago, Electrotyper, quarterly.
Chicago. Round's Printers' Cabinet, quart'ly.
Chicago, Specimen, quarterly.
MISSOURI.
Kansa.s City, Printers Press, monthly.
St. Louis, Hackstaff's Monthly.
St. Louis, Printers Register, bi-monthly.
NEW YORK.
New York, Printers' and Lithographers' Ga
zette and Newspaper Reporter, weekly
New York, Proof Sheet, weekly.
New York, Buchdrucker- Zeitung, semi-
monthl}'.
New York, American Model Printer, m'thlv
New York, Chromatic Art Magazine, bi-
monthly.
New York, Typographic Messenger, q'rt'rly.
Syracuse, Typo, bi-monthly.
PENNSYLVANIA.
Philadelphia. Printers' Circular, monthly.
NEW BRUNSWICK, D. C.
St. John, Printers' Miscellany, monthly.
QUEBEC, D, C.
Montreal, Dominion Printer, Quarterly.
SPORTING.
CALIFORNIA.
San Francisco, Pacific Life, weekly.
ILLINOIS.
Chicago, Dunton's Spirit of the Turf, w'klv
Chicago, Field, weekly. ^
Chicago, Westliche Sehuetzen und Jaed Zei-
tung, monthly. *
INDIANA.
Indianapolis, Western Sportsman and Live
Stock News, weekly.
MASSACHUSETTS.
Boston, Bicycling World, bi-weekly.
NEW YORK.
New York, Clipper, weekly.
New York, Forest and Stream, weekly.
New York, Spirit of the Times, weekly.
New York, Sportsman, weekly.
New York, Turf, Field and Farm, weekly
New York, Brentano's Monthly.
New York, Sehuetzen und Jagd-Zeitune
monthly. °'
New York, Fur, Fin and Feather, bi-monthly
New York, American Yacht Register and
Quarterly Reporter.
PENNSYLVANIA.
New Brighton, Field and River, monthly.
Pluladelphia, Afield and Afloat, weekly.
ONTARIO, D. C.
Toronto, Canadian Gentleman's Journal and
Sporting Times, weekly.
MUSIC.
MASSACHUSETTS.
Boston, Musical Herald, monthly.
Boston, Orchestra, moiitlily.
Boston, Score, nionthlv. '
Cambridgeport, Vox Humana, monthly.
' MICHIGAN.
Detroit, Amphion, monthly.
MISSOURI.
St. Louis, Kunkel's Musical Review, m'thly.
NEW HAMPSHIRE.
^^^'^.''ii^^ a^t' ^YWtuey's New Hampshire Jour-
nal of Music, monthl}'.
NEW JERSEY.
Princeton, Musical Journal, monthly.
NEW YORK.
New York, Musical Review, weekly
New York, Art Critic, monthly. ^"
New York, Caecilia, monthly.
^ew \ ork, Orpheus, monthly.
New lork. Musical Monitor, quarterly.
OHIO.
Cincinnati, Baldwin's Musical Review m'lv
Cincinnati, Church's Musical Visitor ni™h V
Cleveland Bramard's Musical World m'th y'
Strongsville, Young Folks' Musical Monthly:
TEXAS.
Dallas, Redfleld's Musical Journal, monthly.
VIRGINIA.
Dayton, Musical Million, monthly.
FASHIONS.
ILLINOIS.
Chicago, Cosmopolitan, monthly.
MASSACHUSETTS.
Boston, Ladies' Journal, monthl}^
NEW YORK.
New York, Fashion Bazar, weekly
UeMy.^'"''"^ ^*^'"'^'" ^"""^y'^ Journal,
New York,'Harper's Bazar, weekly
New York, Andrew's Bazar, monthly
New York, Cutter's Journal of American
Fashions, monthly. American
^ ew York, Delineator, monthly.
New Vnrt' ^^niorest's Illustrated Monthly.
J^ew i ork. Domestic Monthly.
New 1 ork. Elite Fashions, monthly
monthif ^^^ ^"^""'« Lady's Wazine,
^"^^ monthi?''*' ^^^ '''''^ ^"^ Trade Review.
New York, Lady's Bazar, monthly.
New York, Milliner, monthly. ^
MUSIC.
CALIFORNIA.
San Francisco, Standard, weekly.
CONNECTICUT.
New Haven, Loomis' Musical and Masonic
Journal, monthly.
GEORGIA.
Savannah, Southern Musical Journal, m'thly.
MASSACHUSETTS.
Boston, Musical Record, weekly.
Boston, Dwight's Journal of Music, bi-w'kly.
Boston, Folio, monthly. ^
New York; Ehrichs" Fashion^Qrr^^Jg^
Pattern Ba-
PENNSYLVANIA.
Philadelphia, Godey's Lady's Book monthlv
mon/hU^ ^^^'''' ''"^"^l Of 'fSo^J-
Philadelphia, Peterson's Ladies National
Magazine, monthly. <* >- 1 o u d i
ONTARIO.
Toronto, Hart's Canadian Ladies' Monthly.
WOMAN SUFFRAGE.
MASSACHUSETTS.
Boston, Woman's Journal, weekly.
NEW YORK.
^^'"momhly^"''''*^ ^"'^^" ^^'^ ^^"ot Bo^.
OREGON.
Portland, New North-West, weekly.
X.
A LIST OF NEWSPAPERS AND PERIODICALS PRINTED WHOLLY OR IN PART IN THE GERMAN, FRENCH
SCANDINAVIAN, SPANISH, HOLLANDISH, ITALIAN, WELSH, BOHEMIAN, PORTUGUESE, POLISH,
HEBREW AND CHEROKEE LANGUAGES, OMITTING ALL WHICH DO NOT INSERT ADVERTISEMENTS.
GERMAN.
ARKANSAS.
Little Rock, Arkansas Staatszeitung, w'kly.
CALIFORNIA.
Los Angeles, Sued-Calif ornische Post, weekly.
Petaluma, Sonoma Co. Presse, weekly.
Sacramento, Journal, semi-weekly.
San Francisco, Abend Post, daily and weekly.
San Francisco, California Demokrat, daily,
weekly and Sunday.
San Francisco, California Freie Presse, w'kly.
San Francisco, California Journal, weekly.
San Francisco, Hebrew, weekly.
San Francisco, H ^brew Observer, weekly.
San Francisco, Journalist und Humorist,
weekly.
San Jose, Couiler, weekly.
Stockton, Banner, weekly.
COLORADO.
Denver, Colorado Journal, weekly.
CONNECTICUT.
Bridgeport, Bridgeporter Zeitung, weekly.
New Haven, Connecticut Republikaner, daily
and weekly.
New Haven, Connecticut Botschafter, w^'kly.
New Haven, New England Anzeiger, weekly.
DELAWARE.
Wilmington, Delaware Pionier, weekly.
DISTRICT OF COLUMBIA.
Washington, Washingtoner Journal, daily.
Washington, Der Volks-Tribun, weekly.
GEORGIA.
Savannah, Abend Zeitung, weekly.
ILLINOIS.
Alton, Banner, weekly.
Aurora, Volksfreund, weekly.
Belleville, Belleviller Zeitung, daily and
weeklv.
Belleville, Der Stern, daily and weekly
Belleville, Das Journal, weekly.
Bloomington, Journal, weekly.
Bloomington, McLean Co. Deutsche Presse,
weekly.
Carlinville, Macoupin Anzeiger, weekly.
Carlyle, Clinton Co. Pionier, weekly.
Carlyle, Sued Illinois Zeitung, weekly.
Chicago, Chicagoer Arbeiter-Zeitung, daily,
Sunday and weekly.
Chicago, Chicagoer Neue Freie Presse, daily,
weekly and Sunday.
Chicago, Der Volksfreund, daily.
Chicago, Illinois Staats-Zeitung, daily, w'kly
and Sunday.
Chicago, Deutsche Warte, semi-weekly.
Chicago, Demokrat, weekly.
Chicago, Eulenspiegel, Sunday.
Chicago, Figaro, Sunday.
Chicago, Jewish Advance, weekly.
Chicago, Katholischer Jugend-Freund, w'kly.
Chicago, Katholisches Wochenblatt. weekly.
Chicago, Plattduetsche Zeitung. weekly.
Chicago, Der Lutherischer Kirchenfreund,
semi-monthlj'.
GERMAN.
ILLINOIS.
Chicago, Bundes-Banuer, monthly.
Chicago, Der Deutsch-Amerikauische Muel-
ler, monthly.
Chicago, Guardian, monthly.
Chicago, Westliche Schuetzen und Jagd Zei-
tung, monthly.
Danville, Deutsche Zeitung, weekly.
Edwardsville, Madison Co. Anzeiger, weekly.
Effingham, Volksblatt, weekly.
Elgin, Glocke, w^eekly.
Freeport, Banner, weekly.
Freeport, Deutscher Anzeiger weekly.
Galena, Volksfreund, weekly.
Highland, Union, weekly. , . . „ ,
Joliet, Wochenblatt fuer Nord Illinois, w kly.
La Salle, Illinois Volksblatt, weekly.
Lincoln, Logan Co. Volksblatt, weekly.
Mascoutah, Der Anzeiger, weekly.
Mendota, Post, weekly. „ ,
Naperville, Du Page Co. Volkszeitung, w kly.
Nashville, Illinois Volksblatt. weekly.
Nashville, Washington Co. Zeitung, weekly.
Ottawa, Central Illinois Wochenblatt, w kly.
Pekin. Pekiner Freie Presse, weekly.
Peoria, Demokrat, daily and weekly.
Peoria, Die Sonne, daily and weekly.
Quincv, Germania, daily and weekly.
Quincv, Der Erz-Druide, monthly.
Rock island, Neue Volks Zeitung, semi-w klj\
Springfield, Illinois Freie Presse, weekly.
Springfield, Staats Wochenblatt, weekly.
Sterling, Beobachter, weekly.
Wheaton, Der Beobachter, weekly.
INDIANA.
Brookville, Der Leucht Thurm, weekly.
Crown Point, Freie Presse, weekly.
Elkhart, Der Nebraska Ansiedler, monthly.
Evansville, Demokrat, daily and weekly.
Evansville, Union, daily and weekly.
Evansville, Die Indiana Post, weekly.
Fort Wavne, Indiana Staats-Zeitung, weekly
Huntingburgh, Signal, weekly.
Indianapolis, Telegraph, daily and weekly.
Indianapolis, Die Zukunft, weekly.
Indianapolis, Tribuene, weekly.
Indianapolis, Spottvogel, Sunday.
Lafavette, Der Deutsche Amerikaner, w kly.
La Porte, Journal, weekly.
Mount Vernon, Wochenblatt, weekly.
New Albany, Deutsche Zeitung, weekly.
New Albanv, Das Echo der Gegenwart und
der Zeitgeist, bi-weekly.
Richmond, Die Volkszeitung, weekly.
Rockport, Banner, weekly.
South Bend, Courier, weekly.
Tell Citv, Anzeiger, weekly.
Terre Haute, Banner, triweekly and weekly.
j IOWA.
Burlington, Iowa Tribune, daily and weekly.
I Carroll Citv, Der Carroll Demokrat, weekly.
1 Cedar Rapids, Iowa Presse, weekly.
Clinton, Die Iowa Volks Zeitung, weekly.
Council Bluffs, Freie Presse, weekly.
Davenport, Der Demokrat, daily, semi-
' weekly and weekly.
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IOWA.
Davenport, Sternen Banner, daily and semi-
weekly.
Des Moines, Iowa Staats Anzeiger, weekly.
Dubuque, Der National Demokrat, weekly.
Dubuque, Deutsche Warte, weekly.
Dubuque, Die Nord Iowa Post, weekly.
Dubuque, Iowa, weekly.
Dubuque, Luxemburger Gazette, weekly.
Dubuque, Der Presbyterianer, bi-weekly.
Elkader, Der Nord Iowa Herold, weekly.
Iowa City, Volksfreund, weekly.
Keokuk, Die Post, weekly.
Maquoketa, Der Jackson Demokrat, weekly.
Marshalltown, Beobachter, weekly.
Muscatine, Deutsche Zeitung, weekly.
New Hampton, Freie Presse, weekly.
New Hampton, Iowa- Volksfreund, weekly.
Ottumwa, Freie Presse, weekly.
Ottumwa, Journal, weekly.
Sigourney, Courier, weekly.
Sioux City, Courier, weekly.
Vinton, Die Freie Presse, weekly.
"Waterloo, Deutsch-Amerikaner, weekly.
Waverly, Volks-Zeitung, weekly.
KANSAS.
Atchison, Der Courier, weekly.
Halstead, Zur Helmath, semi-monthly.
Lawrence, Die Gez-mania, weekly.
Leavenworth, Kansas Freie Presse, daily and
weekly.
Marysville, Kansas Staats-Zeitung, weekly.
Topeka, Der Courier, weekly.
Topeka, Kansas Staats-Anzeiger, weekly.
KENTUCKY".
Louisville, Anzeiger, daily, semi-weekly and
weekly.
Louisville, Volksblatt, daily, semi-weekly and
weekly.
Louisville, Katholischer Glaubensbote, w'kly.
Louisville, Omnibus, Sundaj%
Louisville, Deutsche Gefluegel Zeitung, semi-
monthly.
Newport, Kentucky Staats-Zeitung, weekly.
LOUISIANA.
New Orleans, Deutsche Zeitung, daily, week-
ly and Sunday.
New Orleans, Der Familienfreund, bi-weeklj\
MARYLAND.
Baltimore, Deutsche Correspondent, daily
and weekly.
Baltimore, Volksfreund, daily and Sunday.
Baltimore, Bunte Blaetter, weekly.
Baltimore, Jewish Chronicle, weekly.
Baltimore, Katholische Volks-Zeiturig, w'kly.
Baltimore, Wecker, Sunday.
MASSACHUSETTS.
Boston, New England Staaten Zeitung, w'kly.
MICHIGAN.
Bay City, Michisan Freie Presse, weekly.
Detroit, Abend-Post, daily and weekly.
Detroit, Michigan Volksblatt, daily and w'ly.
Detroit, Detrolter Sountags-Zeitung, Sunday.
Detroit, Die Stimme der Wahrheit, weekly.
Detroit, Michigan Journal und Herold, w'kly.
Detroit, Magazin, quarterly.
East Saginaw, Saginaw Zeitung, weekly.
Grand Rapids, Michigan Staats-Zeitung,
weekly and Surdoy.
Jackson, Michigan Volksfreund, weekly.
Sturgis, Sturgiser Zeitung, weekly.
MINNESOTA.
Mankato, Minnesota Beobachter, weekly.
Minneapolis, Freie Presse, weekly.
New Ulm, Post, weekly.
St. Paul, Die Volkszeitung, daily and weekly.
St. Paul, Der Wanderer, weekly.
St. Paul, Deutsche Warte, weekly.
St. Paul, Minnesota Demokrat, weekly.
Stillwater, St. Croix Post, weekly.
Winona, Adler, weekly.
Wykoff, Deutsche Zeitung, weekly.
MISSOURI.
Boonville, Der Central Missourier, weekly.
Cape Girardeau, Die Zeitung, weekly.
Hermann, Hermanner Volksblattt, weekly.
Jefferson City, Missouri Staats-Zeitung, w'ly
GERMAN.
MISSOURL
Jefferson City, Missouri Volksfreund, weekly.
Kansas City, Herold, daily and weekly.
Kansas City, Post und "Tribune, daily and
weekly.
Lexington, Missouri Thalbote, w-eekly.
St. Charles, Demokrat, weekly.
Ste. Genevieve, Freie Blaetter, weekly.
St. Joseph, Volksblatt, daily and weekly.
St. Louis, Amerika, daily, weekly and Sun-
day.
St. Louis, Anzeiger des Westens, daily and
weekly.
St. Louis, Westliche Post, daily and weekly.
St. Louis, Der Herold des Glaubens, weekly.
St. Louis, Handels-Zeitung, weekly.
St. Louis, Laecherlich, weekly.
St. Louis, Evangelisch-Lutherisches S c h u 1 -
blatt, monthly.
Sedalia, Journal, weekly.
Washington, Die Washingtoner Post, weekly.
NEBRASKA.
Columbus, Volksblatt, weekly.
Grand Island, Nebraska Tribune, weekly.
Nebraska City, Nebraska Staats Zeitung,
weekly.
Omaha, Post, triweekly and weekl3^
Omaha, Daheim, Sunday.
Omaha, Der Courier, weekly.
Omaha, Freie Stimmen aus dem Reiche Got-
tes, semi-monthly.
NEW JERSEY.
Carlstadt, Freie Presse, weekly.
Egg Harbor, Der Pilot, weekly.
Egg Harbor, Der Zeitgeist, weekly.
Elizabeth, Freie Presse, semi-weekly.
Elizabeth, Freie Zeitung, semi-weekly.
Hoboken, Hudson Co. Journal, weekly.
Newark, Newarker Tageblatt, dailJ^
Newark, New Jersey Freie Zeitung, daily and
Sunday.
Newark, Beobachter am Passaic, weeklj-.
Orange, Volksbote. semi-weekly.
Orange, Essex Co. Wochenblatt, weekly.
Paterson, Volksfreund, tri-w'kly and w'kly.
Paterson, Passaic Co. Journal, semi-weekly.
Trenton, New Jersey Staats Journal, weekly.
NEW YORK.
Albany, Freie Blaetter, dally.
Albany, Herold, daily.
Brooklyn, Brooklyner Freie Pi'esse, daily and
Sunday.
Brooklyn, Brooklyner Anzeiger, weekly.
Brooklyn, Brooklyner Courier, weekly.
Brooklyn, Brooklyner Reform, weekly.
Brooklyn, Der Triangel, semi-monthly.
Buffalo, Demokrat, daily and weekly.
Buffalo, Freie Presse, daily, Sunday and w'ly.
Buffalo, Volksfreund, daily and weekly.
Buffalo, Die Aui'ora, weekly.
Buffalo, Die Christllehe Woche, weekly.
College Point, Long Island Central Zeitung,
weekly.
East New York, Laterne, weekly.
Edgewater (Stapleton P. O.), Der Deutsche
Staten Islander, weekly.
Jamaica, Katholische Kirchen Zeitung, w'ly.
Long Island City, Long Island Beobachter,
weekly.
Mount Vernon, Westchester Co. Anzeiger,
weekly.
Mount Vemon, Westchester Co. Deutsches
Volksblatt, weekly.
Newtown, Long Island Journal und Volks-
blatt, weekly.
New York, New' Yorker Tages-Nachrichten,
daily, and Sonntags Nachi-ichten, Sunday,
New York, New Yorker Volks-Zeitung, daily,
weekly and Sunday.
New York, New Yorker Zeitung, daily.weekly
and Sunday.
New York, Staats-Zeitung, daily, weekly and
Sundaj'.
New York, Amerikanische Schweizer Zeitung,
weekly.
New York, Der Freischutz, Sunday.
New York. Der Fuehrer, weekly.
New York, Der Republikaner, weekly.
New York, Deutscn Amerikanischer Grocer,
weekl}'.
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GERMAN.
NEW YORK.
■ New York, Die New Yorker Bundes-Presse,
weekly.
New York, Figaro, weekly.
New York, Fortschritt, Sunday.
New York, Frank Leslie's lUustrirte Zeitung,
weekly.
New York, Handels-Zeitung. weekly.
New York, Illustrirte Nachrichten aus
Deutsehland.Oesteri-eich und der Schweiz,
weekly.
New York, Katholisches Volksblatt, weekly.
New York, Landsberg's Illustrirtes Wochen-
blatt, weekly.
New York, Nachrichten aus Deutschland und
der Schweiz, weekly.
New York, New Yorker Belletristisches Jour-
nal, weekly.
New York (Morrisania), New Yorker Deut-
sches Volksblatt, weekly.
New York, New^ Yorker Schwgebisches Woch-
enblatt, weekly.
New York (Morrisania), New Yorker Tags-
blatt, weekly.
New York, Puck, weekly.
New York, Lutherische Herold, bi-weekly.
New York, B uchdrucker-Ze it ung, .semi-
monthly.
New York, Der Techniker, semi-monthly
NeAv York, Deutsch Amer. Apotheker
Zeitung, semi-monthly.
N«w York, Amerikanischer Agriculturist,
monthly.
New York, Csecilia, monthly.
New York, Der Amerikanische Bier-Brauer,
monthly.
New York, German and American Brewers'
Journal, arl Malt and Hop Trades Re-
porter, monthly.
New York, Heiraths Anzeiger, monthly.
New York, Nachrichten aus Amerika, m'thly.
New York, Schuetzen und Jagd-Zeitung,
monthly.
Poughkeepsie, Post, weekly.
Rochester, Beobachter, daily and weekly.
Rochester, Volksblatt, daily, weekly and Sun-
day.
Rochester, Courier, weekly.
Rochester, Katholische Volkszeitung, weekly.
Rochester, Sonutags-Blatt, Sunday.
Schenectady, Deutscher Anzeiger, weekly.
Syracuse. Central Demokrat, weekly.
Syracuse, Dnion, weekly.
Troy, Freie Deutsche Presse, weekly.
Utica, Deutsche Zeitung, triweekly".
OHIO.
Akron, Germania, weekly.
Canton, Die Ohio Volks-Zeitunor, weekly.
Chillicothe, Unsere Zeit, weekly.
Cincinnati, Abend-Post, daily, weekly and
Sunday.
Cincinnati, Freie Presse, daily and weekly,
Cincinnati, Volksblatt, daily, weekly "and
Sunday.
Cincinnati, Volksfreund, daily, weekly and
Sunday.
Cincinnati, Der Christliche Apologete, w'kly,
Cincinnati, Die Deborah, weekly.
Cincinnati, P r o t e s t a n t i s c he Zeitblsetter,
weekly.
Cincinnati, Wahrheitsfreimd, weekly.
Cincinnati, Deutsche Pionier, monthly,
Cincinnati. Haus und Herd, monthly.
Cleveland, Anzeiger, daily and weekly.
Cleveland, Waechter am Erie, daily,' weekly
and Sunday.
Cleveland, Christliche Botschafter, weekly.
Cleveland, Der Sendbote, weekly.
Cleveland, Die Biene, Sunday.
Cleveland, Reformirte Kirchenzeitung,
weekly.
Cleveland, Evangelisehe Magazin, monthlj-.
Columbus, Der Westbote, semi-weekly and
weekly.
Columbus, Der Ohio Sonntagsgast, Sunday.
Colum"bus, Ohio Waisenfreund, weekly.
Dayton, Anzeiger, daily and weekly.
Dayton. Die Daytoner Volkszeitung, daily and
weeklj\
Dayton, Der Froehliehe Botschafter, weekly.
Fremont, Courier, weekly.
Hamilton, NataonaJ Zeitung, weekly.
tJER3IAX.
OHIO.
Ironton, Waechter am Ohio, weekly.
Lima, Der Courier, weeklj-.
Mansfield, Courier, weekly.
Marietta, Zeitung, weekly.
New Bremen, Stern des Westlich en Ohio,
weekly.
New Philadelphia, Der Deutsche Beobachter,
weekly.
Norwalk,'Ohio Adler, weekly.
Piqua, Der Correspondent, weekly.
Pomeroy, Journal, weekly.
Portsmouth, Correspondent, weekly.
Sandusky, Der Demokrat, semi-weekly and
weekly.
Springfield, Springfielder Journal, weekly.
Steubenville, Germania, weekly.
Tiffin, Die Presse, weekly.
Toledo, Express, daily and weekly.
Toledo. Volksfreund, weekly.
Youngstown, Rundschau, weekly.
Zanesville, Post, weekly.
OREGON.
Portland, Deutsche Zeitung, weekly.
Portland, Oregon Staats-Zeitung, weekly.
PENNSYLVANIA.
Allegheny, Der Sonntagsbote, Sunday.
Allentown, Lecha Bote, triweekly and
weekly.
Allentown, Unabhaengiger Republikaner,
weekly.
Allentown, Welt-Bote, weeklj'.
Allentown, Bote der Neuen Kirche, semi-
monthly.
Altoona, Der Deutsche Volksfuehrer, w'kly.
Bethlehem, Der Brueder Botschafter,
weeklj^.
Boyertowu, Demokrat, weekly.
Doylestown, Bucks Co. Express and Reform,
weekly.
Doylestown, Der Morgenstern, weekly.
Doylestown, Die Wacht, weekly.
Easton, Northampton Correspondent, w'kly.
Erie, Leuchtthurm, daily and weekly.
Erie, Zuschauer am Erie, weekly.
Gap, Waflfenlose Waechter, monthly.
Hambiu'gh, Hamburger Schnellpost, weekly.
Hanover, Der Citizen, weekly.
Harrisburg, Dauphin Co. Journal, weekly.
Harrisburg, Pennsylvanische Staats-Zeitung,
weekly.
Hazleton, Das Journal, weekly.
Hazleton, Volksblatt, weekly.
Honesdale, Das Journal, weekly.
Johnstown, Freie Presse, weekly.
Kulztown, American Patriot, weekly.
Kutztown, Journal, weekly.
Lancaster, Der Volksfreund und Beobachtt r,
weekly.
Lancaster, Die Laterne, weekly.
Lancaster, Christliche Kundschafter, m'thly.
Lebanon, Der Pennsylvanler, weekly.
Lebanon, Laborer, weekly.
Lebanon, Wahrer Demokrat, weekly.
Meadville, Crawford Co. Post, weekly.
Milford Square, Der Bucks Co. Patriot, w'kly.
Milford Square, Mennonitische Friedensbote,
semi-monthly.
Millheim, Journal, weekly.
Norristown, Montgomery Co. Post, weekly.
Pennsburgh, Bauern Freund und Demokrat,
weekly.
Perkasie, Banner, weekly.
Philadelphia. Abend Post, daily.
Philadelphia, Demokrat, daily and weekly.
Philadelphia, Freie Presse, dailj', Sunday and
weekly.
Philadelphia, Tageblatt, daily and Sunday.
Philadelphia, Volksblatt, daily and weekly.
Philadelphia, Die Neue Welt, Sunday.
Philadelphia, Sonntags Journal, Sunday and
weekly.
Pittsburgh, Das Volksblatt, daily and w'kly
Pittsburgh, Freiheits Freund, daily and w'kly.
Pittsburgh, Sonntagsblatt, Sunday.
Pottsville, Amerikanischer Republikaner,
weekly.
Pottsville"! Jefferson Demokrat. weekly.
Reading, Die Post, daily, weekly and Sunday.
Reading, Adler, weekly.
Reading, Der Pilger, weekly.
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GEO. P. KOWELL Sc CD'S
GER3IAN.
PENNSYLVANIA.
Reading, Deutsche Eiche, weekly.
Reading, Republikaner von Berks, weekly.
Reading, Der Reformirte Hausfreund, semi-
monthly.
Scranton, Der Herold, weekly.
Scranton, Wochenblatt, weekly.
Skippack, Der Neutralist und Allegemeine
Neuigkeits-Bote, weekly.
Souderton, Die Germania Gazette, weekly.
Telford, Montgomery Co. Presse, weekly.
Wilkes-Barre, Demokratischer Waechter,
weeklj'.
Wilkes - Barre, Deutsche - Amerikanischer
Volks-Freund, weekly.
Williamsport, Die Susquehanna Zeitung,
weekly.
Williamsport, West Branch Beobachter,
weekly.
York, Gazette, weekly.
RHODE ISLAND.
Providence, Deutscher Anzeiger, weekly.
SOUTH CAROLINA.
Charleston, Deutsche Zeitung, semi-weekly
and weekly.
TENNESSEE.
Memphis, Journal, weekly.
TEXAS.
Austin, Texas Volkszeitung, semi-weekly.
Austin, Wochenblatt, weekly.
Brenham, Texas Volksbote, weekly.
Dallas, Texas Volksblatt, weekly.
Fredericksburg, Fredericksburger Wochen-
blatt, weekly.
Galveston, Texas Post, daily, weekly and
Sunday.
Houston, Texas Deutsche-Zeitung, weekly.
New Braunfels, Neu-Braunfelser Zeitung.w'y.
San Antonio, Freie I*i"esse fur Texas, daily
and weekly.
VIRGINI.i.
Richmorxd, Anzeiger, daily and Sunday.
Richmond, Virginia Staats Gazette, daily and
Sunday.
WEST VIRGINIA.
Wheeling, Volksblatt, semi-weekly.
Wheeling, Deutsche Zeitung, weekly.
WISCONSIN.
Appleton, Volksfreund, weekly.
Chilton, Der Volksbote, weekly.
Chilton, Wiskonsin Demokrat, weekly.
Fond du Lac, Die Freie Volks-Presse, weekly.
Fond du Lac, Nordwestlicher Courier, w'kly.
Fountain City, Buffalo Co. Republikaner,
w^eekly.
Green Bay, Concordia, weekly.
La Crosse, Nord Stern, weekly.
Madison, Wisconsin Botschafter, weekly.
Madison, Wisconsin Staats Zeitung, weekly.
Manitowoc. Der Nord-Westen, weekly.
Mayville, Dodge Co. Pionier, weekly.
Menasha, Der Beobachter am Winnebago,
weekly.
Milwaukee, Freie Presse, daily, weekly and
Sunday.
Milwaukee, Herold, daily and weekly.
Milwaukee, See-Bote, daily and weekly.
Milwaukee, Au, Sunday.
Milwaukee, Columbia, weekly.
Milwaukee, Freidenker, Sunday.
Milwaukee, Germania, weekly.
Milwaukee, Acker und Gartenbau Zeitung,
semi-monthly.
Milwaukee, Der Ansiedler in Wisconsin,
semi-monthly.
Milwaukee, Gewerbe und Industrie Zeitung,
semi-monthly.
Milwaukee, Der Hermanns Sohn, monthly.
Milwaukee, Erzeihungs-Blcetter, monthly.
Milwaukee, Unser B'att, monthly.
Monroe, Green Co. Herold, weekly.
Oshkosh, Wisconsin Telegraph, weekly.
Platteville, Der Correspondent, weekly.
Portage, Columbia Co. Wecker, weekly.
Port Washington, Zeitung, weekly.
Reedsburg, Sauk Co. Herold, weekly.
Sauk City, Pionier am Wisconsin, weekly.
Sheboygan, National Demoki-at, weekly.
GERMAN.
WISCONSIN.
Sheboygan, Trlbun, weekly.
Watertown, Weltburger, weekly.
Wausau, Der Waechter am Wisconsin, w'kly.
Wausau, Wochenblatt, weekly.
DAKOTA TERRITORY.
Yankton, Dakota Freie Presse, weekly.
ONTARIO, D. C.
Berlin, Journal, weekly.
Elmii-a Anzeiger, weekly.
Neustadt, Waechter am Saugeen, weekly.
New Hamburg, Canadisches Volksblatt, w'kly.
Stratford, Canadischer Kolonist, weekly.
Stratford, Der Perth Volksfreund, weekly.
Walkerton, Die Glocke, weekly.
Waterloo, Canadischer Bauernf reund, w'kly.
FRENCH.
CALIFORNIA.
Los Angeles, L'TJnion, semi-weekly.
San Francisco, Courrier de San Francisco,
daily and weekly.
San Francisco, I^e Petit Journal, weekly.
ILLINOIS.
Kaixkakee, Coiu-rier de L'lllinois, weekly.
LOUISIANA.
Abbeville, Meridional, weekly.
Bonnet CaiTe, Meschacebe, weekly.
Convent, Le Louisianais, weekly.
Houma, Courier, weekly.
New Iberia, Iberia Journal, weekly.
New Iberia, Louisiana Sugar Bowl, weekly.
New Orleans, L'Abeille, dally and weekly.
New Orleans, Counti-y Visitor, weekly.
New Orleans, Le Propagateur Catholique,
weeklj^
Opelousas, Covu'ier, weekly.
St. Martinsville, La Sentinelle des Attakapas,
weekly.
Thibodaux, Sentinel, weekly.
Vermilionville, Lafayette Advertiser, weekly.
Vermilionville, Louisiana Cotton Boll, w'kly.
MASSACHUSETTS.
Northampton, Le Jean Baptiste, weekly.
Springfield, L'Ami du Peuple, weekly.
Worcester, Le Bleu Public, triweekly.
Worcester, Le Travailleur, semi-weekly.
Worcester, Le Cburrier, weekly.
MICHIGAN,
Bay City, Le Courrier, weekly.
MINNESOTA.
St. Paul, Le Canadien, weekly,
MISSOURL
St. Louis, Le Patriote, weekly.
NEW YORK.
Cohoes, La Patrie Nouvelle, weekly.
New York, Courrier des Etats-tTnis, daily and
weekly.
New York, Le Messager Franco-Americain,
daily, semi-weekly and weekly.
KKODE LSLAND'.
Woonsocket, Courrier Canadien, weekly.
MANITOBA, D. C.
St. Boniface, Le Metis, weekly.
NEW BRUNSWICK, D, €-
Shediac, Le Moniteiu- Acadien,. weekly.
ONTARIO, D. c.
Ottawa, Le Canada, daily and weekly.
Ottawa, Le Triboulet, weekly.
Ottawa, L'Album des Families, ra»nthly.
QUEBEC, D. C>
Cap Rouge, Le Naturaliste Canadien, m'thly.
Joliette, La Gazette, semi-weekly.
Louiseville, Le Courrier, weekly.
Montreal, La MInerve, daily and' weeklj'.
Montreal, La Patrie, daily.
Montreal, Le Courrier, daily.
Montreal, Le Nouveau Monde,. daiTy.
Montreal, Foyer Canadien, weekly.
Montreal, L'Aurore, weekly.
Montreal, Le Canard, weeKly.
Monti-eal, L'Opinion PuJalique, weekly.
AMKRICAN XEWSPAPER DIRECTORY.
531
FUENCH.
QUEBEC, D. C.
Montreal, BuUetiu de rUnion-AlIet, monthly.
Montreal, La Revue Canadienne, monthly.
Montreal, Le Journal d'Agrieulture, m'thly.
Montreal, L'Union Medicale du Canada,
monthly.
Quebec, Le Canadien, daily, tri-weekly and
weekly.
Quebec, Le Coun'ier du Canada.daily and w'ly.
Quebec, L'Eclalreur, daily and weekly.
Quebec, L'Evenement, daily and weekly.
Quebec, Le Journal de Quebec, daily and tri-
weekly.
Quebec, Journal de L'Instruction Publique,
monthly.
St. Hyacinthe, Courrier de St. Hyacinthe, tri-
weekly and weekly.
St. Hyacinthe, L'Union, triweekly and w'kly.
St. John's, Echo d'Iberville, weekly.
St. John's, La Voix du Peuple, weekly.
St. Lin, Les Laurentides, weekly.
Sherbrooke, Pionnier de Sherbrooke, weekly.
Sorel, La Gazette de Sorel, semi-weekly.
Sorel, Le Sorellois, semi-weekly and weekly.
Sorel, La Revue Legale, monthly.
Three Rivers, Le Constitutionel, triweekly
and weekly.
Three Rivers, Le Journal des Trois-Rlvieres,
semi-weekly.
Valleyfleld, Le Progi-es de Valleyfleld, w'kly.
SCANDINAVIAN.
CALIFORNIA.
San Francisco, Stilla-Hafs-Posten, weekly.
San Francisco, Valkyrien, weekly.
ILLINOIS.
Chicago, Skandinaven, daily and weekly.
Chicago, Den Christelige Talsmand, weekly.
Chicago, Den Nye Tid, weekly.
Chicago, Faederneslandet, weekly.
Chicago, Gamla och Nya Hemlandet, weekly.
Chicago, Norden, weekly.
Chicago, Sandebudet, weekly.
Chicago, Svenska Tribunen, weekly.
Chicago, Verdens Gang, weekly.
Chicago, Bladet, bi-weekly.
Chicago, Tilskueren, monthly.
Knoxville, Zion's Baner, semi-monthly.
IOWA.
' Council Bluffs. Evangeliskt Magazin, m'thly.
Decorah, Posten, weekly.
MINNESOTA.
Albert Lea, Skandiuav, weekly.
Minneapolis, Budstikken, weekly.
Minneapolis, Minnesota Stats Tidning, w'kly.
St. Paul, Folkebladet, weekly.
Willmar, Western Minnesota Press, weekly.
NEBRASKA.
Omaha, Den Danske Pioneer, weekly.
NEW YORK.
Brooklyn, Stats Svenska Argus, semi-weekly.
Jamestown, Folkets Rost, weekly.
New York, Nordstjernan, weekly.
WISCONSIN.
La Crosse, Faedrelandet og Emigranten, w'ly.
Racine, Folkets Avis, weeklj-.
SPANISH.
CALIFORNIA.
Los Angeles, La Cronica, weekly.
San Francisco, El Tecolote, daily.
: San Francisco, La Sociedad, semi-weekly.
San Francisco, La Voz del Nuevo Mundo,
semi-weekly.
MISSOURI.
• St. Louis, EI Comercio del Valle, monthly.
NEW YORK.
New York, La Raza Latiua, semi-weekly.
New York, Las Novedades, semi-weeklj'.
New York, El Anunciador Hispano-Ameri-
cano, weekly.
New York, La Independencia, weekly.
New York, El Comercio, monthlj'.
New York, El Espejo, monthlj*.
New York, La Llumanera, monthly.
; New York, Revista Agi-lcola E Industrial,
monthly.
SPANISH.
TEXAS.
Brownsville, Democrat and Ranchero, semi-
weekly.
Laredos, Two Laredos, weekly. ,
San Antonio, Evening Courier, dailj'.
San Antonio, El Tiempo, weekly.
' ARIZONA.
Tucson, El Fronterizo, Sunday.
Tucson, La Sonora, Sunday.
NEW MEXICO.
Albuquerque, Review, weekly.
Bernalillo, Native, weekly.
Las Vegas, Revista Catolica, weekly.
Mesilla, News, weekly.
Santa Fe, New Mexican, weekly.
HOL.L.ANDISH.
IOWA.
Orange City, De Volksvriend, weekly.
Pella, Weekblad, weekly.
MICHIGAN.
Grand Rapids, De Standaard, semi-weekly.
Grand Rapids, Vrijheids Banier, weekly.
Holland, De Hollander, weekly.
Holland, De Hope, weekly.
Holland, Grondwet, weekly.
Holland, De Wachter, bi-weekly.
WISCONSIN.
De Pere, De Standaard, weekly.
ITALIAN.
CALIFORNIA.
San Francisco, L'Elvezia, weekly.
San Francisco, La Scintilla Italiana, weekly.
San Francisco, La Voce del Popolo, weekly,
NEW YORK.
New York, L'Eco D'ltalia, semi-weekly.
AVEL.SH.
NEW YORK.
Remsen, Y Cenhadwr Americanaidd, m'thly.
Utica, Y Drych, weekly.
Utica, Y Cyf aill o'r Hen Wlad, monthly.
PENNSYLVANIA.
Pittsburgh, Y Wasg, weekly.
BOHEMIAN.
ILLINOIS.
Chicago, Svornost, daily and weekly.
Chicago, Chicagsky Vestnik, weekly.
Chicago, Duch Casu, weekly.
IOWA.
Iowa City, Slovan Americky, weekly.
NEBRASKA.
Omaha, Pokrok Zapadu, weekly.
NEW YORK.
New York, Delnicke Listy, daily and weekly.
OHIO.
Cleveland, Dennice Novoveku, weekly.
WISCONSIN.
Milwaukee, Hospodar Amerlky, monthly.
Racine, Slavie, weekly.
PORTUGUESE.
PENNSYLVANIA.
Erie, O Jomal de Noticias, weekly.
POLISH.
ILLINOIS.
Chicago, Gazeta Polska, weekly.
Chicago, Gazeta Polska Katolicka, weekly.
HEBREW.
NEW YORK.
New York, Jewish Gazette, semi- weekly.
New York, Judische Volks-Zeitung, weekly.
CHEROKEE.
INDIAN TERRITORY.
Tahlequah (C. N.\ Cherokee Advocate, w'kly.
XL
AN
ADYERTISING AGENCY.
A STATEMENT
Intended to make Plain the Nature and Methods
OF THE Business, and the Changes in them
Necessitated by the Lapse of Time and other
circumstances.
■♦•»
The Original and Present Relations of Adver-
tising Agencies to Pahlishers
of Kewspaj)ers.
The business of conducting an establishment such as ours for the
reception of Advertisements for Newspapers, is of comparatively recent
origin, and the principles upon which it should be conducted are not as
fully settled or understood as in other and older lines.
Newspaper Advertising Agents were originally authorized to make
rates for the papers, and the prices fixed by them were understood to be
binding upon the Publisher represented.
The Agent arranged with Publishers for authority to represent
them, and the commission to be allowed was a matter of bargain, but,
by usage, came to be fixed at an established percentage.
As Newspapers increased, the Agencies assumed to represent the
new ones without previous agreement, and this arrangement was satis-
factory to the Publishers.
The public appreciated the convenience of these Agencies, and
they increased in number. Clerks in existing agencies, observing
the methods upon which the business was conducted, established new
Agencies o^ their own and assumed an authority equal to that claimed
and enjoyeu by their former employers.
Other persons, without previous training or experience, established
themselves in the business and assumed the rights and privileges which
custom had authorized.
In the early days, the Agent assumed no responsibility. He paid
over monev to Publishers after he had collected it. If he never
collected, he never paid.
Observing a tendency toward abuses, an Agent desirous of
ingratiating himself with the proprietors of the Newspapers which
he represented, set up the principle that the commission should cover
a guarantee of payment.
524 GEO. P. EOWELL & GO'S
This rule was, as a matter of course, popular with Publishers, and
finally became the usage.
In dealing with an Advertiser, the Agent furnished a list of papers
and the prices which should be paid to each for the advertisement.
The multiplication of Agencies brought about a competition which
resulted in such reductions of rates that the Publishers were sometimes
compelled, for self-protection, to repudiate contracts.
This action becoming more common. Agents were led into the
practice of promising to the Advertiser that the prices named should be
accepted. Consequently, in cases where the Publisher insisted upon an
advance, the Agent's profit would be, to that extent, reduced.
For the purpose of creating a fund to meet such contingencies,
without trenching upon the commission, a practice grew up, among the
agencies, of offering to each paper a lower gross price than that at which
th3 Advertiser had bargained.
The surplus thus created was sometimes more than was needed, and
the excess formed an additional profit for the Agent, beyond his com-
mission.
It is easy to perceive how strong the temptation became to make
this profit as large as possible. The principle of getting from the
Advertiser all he could be induced to pay, and offering to the Publisher
as little as he would consent to accept, became established. A meiciless
cutting of rates to the papers was the result, until Publishers were forced
to repudiate any right on the part of an Advertising Agent to fix prices
which should be binding upon them.
During the busy limes of our civil war there came into existence a
class of Agencies which undertook to secure advertising patronage at the
best prices to be obtained, and promised to pay papers whatever they
demanded — often largely in excess of the amount received, — the result
being the final bankruptcy of the Agency conducting its business in this
manner.
We have shown that Advertising Agencies were appreciated as a
convenience by the public. To such an extent has this been true, that
those which have been conducted under judicious management and whose
dealings have been equitable, have reaped fair rewards for their labor ;
but it has become apparent that, whatever may have been the relation
when Agencies were first established, at the present time they do not
represent the newspaper in the way in which an agent is generally under-
stood to represent a principal. The Advertising Agent is sufficiently
authorized to accept advertisements for a newspaper at the Publishers'
schedule price, but his experience teaches him that on any but small
orders the advertiser must get rates below the schedule rates, or the cost
of his advertising will more than absorb the profits of the business
advertised. It is of importance to the Agent that the investment of his
advertising customers shall be a remunerative one. If the advertiser is
induced to trust $5,000 to be expended, and the investment brings a re-
turn of no more than $2,500, he is not likely to repeat the experiment ;
while, if the Agent secures for the money so much publicity that the
result is a return of $10,000, leaving an excess of $5,000 above the cost
of the advertising, then the advertiser is in good spirits and likely to con-
sider a proposal to make a new venture, possibly risking many times as
much as on the former occasion. But when the advertisement comes to
be offered to the Publisher at a price below his schedule rate, he claims
the right to reject it. He does not admit that any action of the Agent
can bind him; and the arrangement for the advertisement, whether it
shall or shall not appear, becomes a matter to be adjusted between the
AMEKIC.NJS NEWSPAPER DIRECTORY. 525
Publisher and the Agent precisely as between two principals, except that
it is tolerably well understood that, upon the price finally fixed, the
Asent will be allowed the usual commission.
Canvassing for Advertising Fatronage, and
the Abuses springing from Competition.
The system upon which Advertising Agencies used to be conducted
(and still are by some establishments) led to extensive canvassing for
patronage. Advertisers were besought to allow the applicant to put in a
bid or estimate.
It came to be the practice of persons who were in the habit
of spending considerable sums for advertising, to prepare specifica-
tions, and submit them to all of the known advertising agencies,
with a promise of awarding the contract to the lowest bidder.
As the system became understood by publishers, they were not slow to
perceive that the successful bidder had allowed himself to become so
bound by the stipulations of his contract with the advertiser, that if he
(the publisher) stood firmly for an excessive price, the agents would be
obliged to acquiesce in his terms.
It is probable that few agents were ever held strictly to the literal
promises of such contracts, but on the whole, they were carried out sub-
stantially as made. New, inexperienced and irresponsible men solicited
the privilege of submitting estimates, and in some cases without any
previous acquaintance with publishers, contracted to insert advertise-
ments in papers they had never seen, at prices which an agent having
experience would regard as impossible ; losses were the result, but not
having capital to begin with, the agent did not lose, and by obtaining
credit from the publishers and ceasing to deal with such as declined to
trust, he sometimes remained in business for years, failing completely at
last and then abandoning the business.
The publishers of the country submitted to a series of losses until
the grievance became very great. It is not now so easy for persons to
obtain credit as advertising agents without possessing some basis of
financial responsibility.
TJie Object of Our Establishment.
Our Newspaper Advertising Bureau, No. lo Spruce St., New- York,
is an establishment intended to facilitate the convenient and systematic
placing of advertisements in newspapers. It is conducted upon the
principles which we conceive to be the right ones for securing best results
to the advertiser, the publisher, and ourselves.
We undertake to represent American newspapers, — not only the
newspapers of the city of New- York and of all other American cities.
Religious, Agricultural, and other class newspapers, — but also the small
country journals. We receive regularly and keep on file the newspapers
of every description throughout the land, whether issued daily, weekly,
or monthlv.
Confined Strictly to Keivspaper Advertising
and to American jVewspa;j?ers.
We confine our transactions to newspapers and do not accept or
undertake the management of other classes of advertising, such as books,
sign boards, posters, or job printing.
526 GEO. P. ROWELL & GO'S
It is our hope that by adhering to one branch of advertising we
may make ourselves masters of it.
We also restrict our dealings to newspapers published within the
geographical limits of the United States and Dominion of Canada, with
the single exception of allowing our name to appear as agents in New-
York for the Levant Herald, published at Ccnstantinople.
The System of Arrangement for JV'ews-
paper Files.
We have a system of filing newspapers by an arrangement of shelv-
ing and partitions, separate space being accorded to each, and labelled
with the printed name of the paper it is intended to accommodate, by
means of which arrangement a stranger can find any paper he wishes to
examine with something like the readiness with which he would a word
in a dictionary, a name in a directory, or a book in a library catalogue.
The JVature of the Service which it is our
Business to render to the Advertiser.
Our firm undertakes to maintain an established credit with every
newspaper office, and to have at hand a schedule of charges adopted by
the publisher of each for advertising space in its columns ; to be able to
quote those rates to an advertiser who wishes to insert an advertisement
in one or several, and to procure the prompt insertion of the advertise-
ment without any extra charge for the service rendered ; which service
consists of quoting the price, printing or writing as many duplicates of
the advertisement as may be required to furnish one to each paper to
be used ; forwarding the copy for insertion at our own expense for
postage or messenger service ; examining the papers to see
that the advertisement appears, when, and in the manner that it ought
to ; checking each subsequent issue of the advertisement, in each paper,
in a book kept for the purpose, at all times subject to the inspection of
the advertiser, and marking plainly in each paper the advertisement as
it appears ; so that when the advertiser comes (or sends) for the purpose
of having the files examined (to see that the service for which his money
pays has been actually rendered), the eye may light promptly upon his
announcement, without the labor of searching a whole paper or page.
If errors or omissions occur, it is our duty to notify publishers, at
our own expense for labor, postage or messenger, and to see to it that
the publisher of the paper actually does the specified service for which
the advertiser contracted.
Our Remuneration.
As before explained, we are paid for the service rendered the adver-
tiser and for the expense of keeping up our establishment by a commis-
sion from the newspaper upon the price of the advertisements furnished
by us.
For instance, a five-line advertisement to appear in the New- York
Daily Times, the schedule price of which is 20 cents a line, makes a
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charge of one dollar. We charge the advertiser one dollar, and, when
sending the order, the paper is instructed to charge us the same amount;
but when we pay the bill, a rebate or commission of lo per cent, is
allowed to us as "Advertising Agents."
If the charge, instead of one dollar, should be a larger sum, our
profit or commission would still be lo per cent. ; so that, upon a one-
hundred-dollar advertisement we should make ten dollors, and fifty upon
one amounting to five hundred.
The commission allowed varies with different papers, and, in most
cases, is more liberal to us than that fixed by the New-York Times.
Sometimes advertising orders are very large, otherwise it would not be
possible to maintain our establishment with the considerable expenses
necessary for making its appointments complete.
Although a good proportion of our orders are for small amounts,
varying from one dollar to fifty, it not infrequently happens that single
advertisements are sent us which cost a thousand and sometimes many
thousand dollars.
Tlie Advantages to an Advertiser of dealing
dir-ectlij with the Pahlisher of
a JVeivspaper.
Advertisers sometimes inquire whether if, dealing direct with the
publisher of newspapers, they would not be able to obtain the allowance
or commission. Our observation teaches us that if the amount of their
patronage is large they will generally be able to obtain concession from
the rates. Nearly every publisher of a newspaper, in fact almost any
inan of business, likes to come in direct contact with his customers, and
holds out inducements to that end, but the real object is pretty univer-
sally admitted to be, the attainment of a larger percentage of profit ;
and it has been the result of our experience and investigations that the
most honorable publishers make no pretense of allowing an ''agent's"
commission to an advertiser doing his own business, and that those who
are willing to make such a concession generally get a better net price
than they would expect if the order came through our hands.
The conclusion we arrive at is that advertisers who have small
orders amounting to a few dollars in each paper (although possibly foot-
ing up hundreds in the aggregate) cannot obtain any material concession
from first-class newspapers, and that those advertisers who have large
advertisements, amounting to considerable sums in individual publica-
tions, are apt to learn that where they obtain the concession of the agent's
commission, we are able to secure a still lower net price for them and at
the same time retain our own profit intact. For instance, a paper
charging $ioo for a specified advertisement might gladly allow a
concession, called an agent's commission of $25, getting a net price of
$75, while we should not think of allowing our customer to pay the
paper in question more than $40, and from that sum should exact from
the publisher the regular allowance for our commission.
This is a subject upon which an advertiser soon comes to have a
decided opinion, and it is something in favor of the soundness of our
conclusions that so many who make a point of getting the best service at
the smallest cost, deal largely with our house or similar establishments.
It may as well be stated here that although unwilling to promise an
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advertiser a concession from our commission or to admit a right on iiis
part to ask it, yet in point of fact such a concession is exceedingly com-
mon. Many papers allow a commission of 25 per cent., which is a
larger profit than we consider ourselves entitled to, except on trivial orders
or such as involve unusual attention to detail. It often happens in this way.
Example: We have named $12 as the price for an advertisement in a
certain newspaper without any reference to the publisher's schedule,
which we are aware demands much more ; with 25 per cent, off, the
cost to us is $9 net, giving a profit of $3. Now, if the publisher returns
the order and demands $20 for the required service, it is evident that we
cannot comply. The commission upon $20 is $5, making the net cost
to us $15, which is $3 more than we are to receive. If we believe the
publisher likely to consent to a compromise we can with safety to ourselves
offer $15 gross, the commission upon that sum being $3.75 makes the net
cost to us $11.25 while the advertiser pays $12, a profit of 75c., which
although too small standing by itself, is, if the advertiser is entirely
responsible, more satisfactory than it would be to ask for an advance or
to omit the paper from the contract.
Miscellaneous Applications for Information
upon the Subject of Advertising
Answered hy Fi'inted
Circular.
The efforts which have been made by our firm to print and spread
abroad information concerning the quality and character of newspapers
and their circulations, and the persistent advertising of our business,
which it has been our policy to maintain, has brought, and continues to
bring to us, applications of a miscellaneous class (largely from persons
who are entirely unknown to us), so that to answer all, fully and in de-
tail, by special letters and estimates for each applicant, would, while
resulting in no adequate profit to ourselves, leave us little time to attend
to anything else. We have therefore prepared circulars which contain
the information generally sought.
The So-called Select Lists of Local Xeivs-
papers Conducted hy us as Fr'oprie-
tors, and not a^s Agents.
We have entered upon contracts with selected newspapers through-
out most of the States, whereby we insert small advertisements, which
are to appear for a short period, at rates decidedly favorable to the
advertiser.
These combinations, known as Geo. P. Rowell & Go's select lists of
local newspapers, we conduct as proprietors, extending to establishments
similar to our own the privilege of taking orders for them, and receiving
a commision approximating that allowed by publishers for a similar
amount of patronage. The rates for these combinations of newspapers
are plainly printed and rarely varied from, but are freely quoted in
writing for any inquirer, and these quotations are the only estimate issued
AMERICAN NE\V8l'APEU DIRECTORY. 529
from our office which GUARANTEE insertion in a combination of news-
papers at any marked reduction from pubUshers' schedule rates.
Other Lists and Comhinations Conducted
upoiv the List System.
There are other similar (although lower-priced) lists, conducted by
different establishments, more or less like our own, for which we sohcit
advertisements and quote terms supposed to be as favorable to our
patrons as can elsewhere be obtained.
Prompt Insertion Guaranteed for Adver-
tisem^ents taken at Fuhlishers^
Schedule Rates.
Whenever an advertiser expects to pay the rates of the newspaper
he intends using, we guarantee prompt insertions, and for small adver-
tisements, to appear for a short period only, in a limited list of high-
priced journals, cubtomers expect to pay the rates fixed by the publishers'
schedule.
JSTo WorJc Undertaken wliich will not afford
a Profit sufficient to pay for seeing
to it that it is well done.
The practice of remitting to the advertiser a portion of the commis-
sion on small orders brings with it a tendency to permit remissness on
the part of publishers in rendering the full number of insertions con-
tracted for, crowding the space or in some of various ways to make good
the remitted portion of the commission. It is doubtless true that orders
so taken are often faithfully carried out, but first-class service cannot be
afforded, and therefore ought not to be promised. Take a case in point.
A loo line advertisement inserted in the N. V. Daily Times costs $20,
upon which the commission is $2. Ten per cent, is as small a profit as
will pay for the transaction of a business involving so much attention.
But there are those who w^ould remit one-half of the commission and
take the order for $19, or possibly, in a competition, and to make certain
of a first order, which may lead to other and more profitable transactions,
w'ould make even a greater concession. This sort of competition is
managed to best advantage by canvassers or those agents who have light
expenses, because not assuming the cost of maintaining an office or
checking the insertion of advertisements.
An advertiser having extended dealings finds it prudent to place his
interests in charge of persons having the required facilities combined with
experience and responsibility. The practice of seeking business which
must be done without profit, for the sake of establishing a name for cheap
service, and the hope that a profit may be realized after the confidence
of the advertiser has been secured, is one which never recommended
itself to us. But, notwithstanding all of the above, we do not expect
any patrons of ours to pay us more money than would elsewhere obtain
the same service. See the heading, ''Our Promise," in another place.
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Advertising Space unlike other hinds of
Merchandise,
Nothing is more quickly affected by stagnation of business than
space in the advertising columns of newspapers. It is unlike other
kinds of merchandise. The grocer who owns a barrel of sugar will
have it in stock to-morrow if he does not sell to-day ; and although the
price of sugar may decline, it will still be worth something, and there is
a possibility that the price may advance.
How is it with a man who has a column of space to dispose of?
His newspaper goes to press to-day ! If he does not sell his space it is
lost, and worse than lost, for if an advertiser does not pay for an adver-
tisement to fill it, the printer must be paid iox the necessary type-setting
required for filling it with reading matter. Consequently, in the majority
of newspapers, except for the small announcements which come as a
matter of course, and the local patronage which is compelled to come
from the necessities of the case, the price of advertising depends largely
upon the question, " How much can we get? "
Circumstances ivhich influence the Pidce of
an Advertisement.
Publishers become expert, and can tell better than would be
imagined how much an advertiser will pay. The vender of a patent
medicine who has sold to a village druggist $ioo worth of goods on a
promise to advertise a column a year in the village paper, will find the
price of that column held with greater firmness if the village editor
happens to have heard of the transaction.
So, also, when half a dozen advertising agencies have applied to a
publisher for a special price for a specified advertisement, he assumes
that one or the other of them will contract for and promise the use of
his paper, and that all that remains for him to do will be to fix a price
and hold to it firmly, believing that the successful bidder will be com-
pelled to come to his terms.
For a ten-line reading notice in an ordinary country weekly one dol-
lar is charged ; few print any lower rate than ten cents a line for reading
matter, which would make a year's insertion cost $52, — at schedule
rates, — while ninety-five out of every hundred publishers would accept
the order at from $3 to $8, but there would be one or two in every hun-
dred who, without being worth intrinsically any more than the others,
would insist upon the full charge. Consideration of these facts made it
apparent that we should best serve all interests by never undertaking to
sell newspaper space of which we had not previously become possessed or
obtained a reliable quotation.
When a newspaper publisher has much less advertising than he is in
the habit of thinking his paper should carry, he is not likely to refuse
even a low offer for a desirable advertisement. The publisher of a
country weekly, who asks $100 per annum for a column, having a
couple of columns to spare, will be likely to sell one at a low rate to a
responsible purchaser; possibly as little as $40 would be accepted; but
after the contract is closed, if another advertiser applies for a column, he
will be likely to have to pay a higher rate ; and if two or three come
along, the paper becomes so crowded that the last applicant will be
refused a column even at $100, on the ground that some space must be
reserved for transient customers.
So also a paper which has promised special positions to two or three
advertisers ceases to have desirable positions to offer, and demands a high
AMERICAN NEWSPAPER DIRECTORr. 531
price from a new applicant, while a neighboring journal which may be
better or quite as good, not happening to have made any such contract,
is entirely free, and may grant the place asked, without an increased
charge.
Oitr Method of Doing Business with
Extensive Advertisers.
What we strive to make plain is, that so many things influence the
price of an advertisement, that if compelled to promise an advertiser in
advance exactly what we will do, we are obliged to charge an extra price
to cover contingencies. We have often procured advertising for $20
which we should not have been willing to promise for $50.
Advertising costs a large amount of money. No advertiser can afford
to pay publishers' schedule rates for an extensive line of advertising.
The question becomes, then : What is the method which will obtain the
largest possible amount of newspaper publicity for the smallest invest-
ment of capital ? When an advertiser who is a patron of our agency ap-
plies to us for an estimate, we carry out against the name of each paper
upon his list the price which we recommend him to offer. If he is not
anxious about particular papers and is willing to omit any which will not
contract at a low rate, considering its circulation, position and influence,
the prices will be lower than they would be if he were more desirous of
using all or nearly all the papers on the list. Sometimes an advertiser
wishes to reach the people of a certain State and is willing to invest not
to exceed an amount of money which he names. In that case we should
make a complete list of all the newspapers issued in that State, and
against each affix a price which will be UNDOUBTEDLY a low one for the
service demanded.
It is not expected that all will accept. Sometimes the price is made
so low, that it is not believed that more than one-fourth, or one-third,
will consent to do the work at the figures named. Frequently the result
is surprising, especially if the proposals happen to be forwarded when
advertising business is slack. After all have been heard from, it is cus-
tomary to review the correspondence, in co?npajiy with the advertiser ;
and then reasonable proposals from publishers at important points who
have not accepted the original propositions can be considered and acted
upon.
Our Estimates siibjeet to Revision hy the
Advertiser, who is allowed to cat
down fdriees which are, in
his opinion, too high.
Estimates of this sort are subject to revision by the advertiser who
brings to bear upon them any knowledge which his experience with his
own advertising has given him; and if we seem to him to have marked
too high a price for any paper he notes the case and the figures are re-
532 GEO. P. RO^yELL & GO'S
considered. All correspondence received by either the advertiser or
ourselves, having bearing upon the advertising under consideration, is
open to the inspection ot both parties.
Judgment and Experience needed in
-fixing pj'ices.
In fixing the prices which shall be offered each paper, good judgment
is needed. An advertisement which would cost at schedule rates m the
Chicago Times $5,000, would amount to no more than $300 in the Peoria
Transcript, for the same number of insertions ; often when all in a
State are used, the best bargains are among the papers to which the
largest amount of money is paid.
The undoubted truth of this statement sometimes leads advertisers
into the error of supposing that a newspaper must be valuable because
it charges a high price, or that no price can be actually too high for a
really good paper.
In fixing the value of advertising space in any particular journal
the first question to be considered is the number of copies issued ; next,
the character or quality of the circulation.
A well-printed paper is worth more than one badly printed ; an in-
fluential journal carries more weight than one without reputation.
So also a paper which habitually charges high prices for its adver-
tising thereby makes its columns exclusive, and will have fewer and, as
a rule, a better class of advertisements, and is worth something more on
that account.
The value of all these considerations is recognized, but exactly how
much each one is to be considered becomes a question of judgment.
One other point. No matter how valuable any newspaper may be,
no advertiser wants to pay for the mention of his announcement in its
columns, any more than the lowest price which can be made to secure
the service required. If it can be had for $20 he will not willingly pay
$25, even if he considers it actually worth $40.
By Our System the Advertiser retains the
same control of his own business
which he would in doing it him-
self from his own office.
It has been urged against our system of business that by it the
advertiser never knows what his advertising is going to cost ; but we
have not been able to see the force of this reasoning. The advertiser is
not in our hands, but in his own. He goes into no paper except at a
price which both he and ourselves consider a low or a fair one. We
are both interested that no publisher shall compel a payment above the
value of his circulation and influence. He knows 'as well how much the
advertisement is to cost, as he would if doing the business himself,
direct with the publishers. He knows what each paper will cost if it
accepia the work at the price offered, and that no paper will receive any
larger price until he, the advertiser, has considered the reasons therefor
and decided that they are good.
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Our Customers entitled to Our best Seiwices,
Whenever we are doing the advertising for any individual, or firm,
we consider them entitled to our best services. If they suggest using a
paper which we know to be not the best for their purpose, we say so and
give the reasons. \V<u often expend a good deal of time for very small
advertisers, much mori, than the profits on their patronage would warrant;
but as they entrust to us what they have to disburse, and influence in
our direction the patronage of their friends and acquaintances, we are
content.
DiffleuUy in comparing Competing Estimates,
or deciding ivhich is most favorable.
The man who applies to many agencies, cannot always tell to his
satisfaction which actually does offer the best inducements, while the
feeling which he brings about is not calculated to secure the best service
of any. Almost every advertiser of prominence who has an established
financial rating, makes his advertising contracts through the same
advertising agency from year to year.
The Confidence of our Patrons a inatter of
Pi'ime Importance,
It is a matter of prime importance to us, for the purpose of main-
taining our influence with publishers, that it shall come to be understood
among them that our statements about the advertising to be done, or
not to be done, are to be relied upon, and to this end our dealing with
our advertising patrons must be upon a basis of mutual confidence and
respect.
Our Interests Identical with tliose of our
Advertising Patron,
By a system of competing estimates, the interests of the agent and
the advertiser are antagonistic. They stand to each other in the relation
of buyer and seller. Our relation is that of a skilled assistant to the
buyer; we act as counsel for him; we give him the advantage of any
knowledge which w^e possess to enable him to procure for his money the
most service which that money will buy.
The Original and Present Relation of •
Advertising Agencies to
Advertisers.
We have shown that formerly the agent represented the newspaper
and was subject to instructions issued from the publisher. In concract-
ing with an advertiser, he strove for the best price to be obtained, his
duty being owed to the newspaper which accepted his contract, protected
him with his customer, released him from obligations if the advertiser
proved financially unsound, and allowed him his commission on all
534 GEO- P. ROWELL & GO'S
payments received. In those days there were no such things as news-
paper directories or printed reports of newspaper circulation. Now
things are changed.
The commission is still allowed to the agent by the publisher, but so
freely and with such slight question, to so large a number, that rival
agents in every city urge a conflicting authority to represent every news-
paper of importance, and the most successful one finds his profit not in
a commission from schedule rates, but in his knowledge of the lowest
price which a publisher will be likely to accept, in his confidential relation
with advertisers who entrust their patronage to his management, and in
an established credit which makes his orders as current as bank-notes
among the newspaper offices.
His strength or weakness depends so largely upon his relations to his
advertising customers that the advertising agent of to-day maybe said to
work fully and wholly for the advertiser, having no concern about his
standing with publishers beyond a reputation for systematic methods of
business and the prompter settlement of accounts. He makes his money
out of the advertiser, and owes service to the advertiser, and to him alone.
The publisher is responsible to the advertising agent, and the agent to
his advertising patron. The advertiser could, with entire propriety, pay
the agent for his services, but the practice of allowing a commission is so
thoroughly established among publishers that its propriety is never
questioned.
The real strength of the agent lies in his ability to obtain the great-
est concession from publishers' rates.
To know what newspapers must have $ioo for a one-hundred-dol-
lar advertisement, and what one will take the same for $50, $30, or $10,
is the most useful and profitable portion of the stock in trade of the suc-
cessful advertising agency.
OUR PROMISE,
We promise those advertisers who entrust their advertising patron-
age to our management that we will not allow them to be charged in any
instance any more than the publishers' schedule rates ; that we will pro-
cure for them the acceptance of any advantageous offer made to them
definitely by any newspaper publisher, advertising agent, or canvasser
of responsibility. Although we are unwilling to do work without a profit,
and never offer to do so, yet in conformity with the promise made above,
we sometimes find it advisable. Competitors, anxious to gain a hearing
and secure attention, occasionally make offers which it would advance
the true interests of our customers to accept. In such cases we hold
ourselves bound to secure the bargain offered.
AMERICAN NEWSPAPER DIRECTORY. 535
These bargains are sometimes based upon some actual advantage
possessed by the person making the offer, and in carrying out the agree-
ment we might employ the very person who made the proposal. In that
case the interests of our patron are as fully protected, and we have the
satisfaction of retaining the supervision of his expenditures, and knowing
that thev are such as we would recommend.
If in this way we at times become possessed of information which is
of service to us, we presume no one would be otherwise than pleased to
have been a means of advantage or profit. It is our intention to desetve
the good will of those who do business with us.
We promise that the placing of patronage with us shall never result
to the pecuniary disadvantage of the advertiser.
Instructions to Applicants for Information
ahoitt Advertising.
Applicants for our services should note the instructions given below,
as by so doing delay and correspondence will often be saved.
COPY.
A copy of the advertisement to be used is the first requisite.
Nothing tells so well the object which the advertiser desires to
accomplish.
If it is not possible to prepare the copy for exhibition when nego-
tiations are commenced, it is well to select from some newspaper a
similar advertisement, and all figures and estimates can then be made
for that as though it were the copy actually to be used.
Some newspapers insert no medical advertisements ; some object to
such as seem to promise the public more than it would seem possible
to give for the consideration asked ; some exclude announcements which
leave the reader in doubt concerning the object or business of tl.e adver-
tiser ; many decline to place before their readers the prospectuses of
other newspapers. In certain States the laws forbid the publication
of any scheme which partakes of the character of a lottery or gift
enterprise.
So also many papers have special rates for certain classes of adver-
tisements ; as, for instance, amusements and legal advertisements are
often charged at an advanced price, while New Books, and Railroad or
Steamship Time Tables are in many prominent journals advertised at a
discount from 25 to 50 per cent, from the schedule fixed for other kinds
of business.
SPACE.
The space which an advertisement is to occupy should be designated
if the advertiser is particular upon that point.
This should be in inches or lines, and if in lines, the kind of tvpe
should be s")ecified (Agate or Nonpareil). The term ^' SQUARE " should
never be u ,ed in this connection, its meaning is too indefinite.
If the advertisement requires no special display, the space may be
ordered to be " as small as possible."
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If only a head line or one display line is wished to be made prominent,
that statement is sufficiently definite.
If definite instructions are not given at the time of sending copy, we
consider that it is left to our own judgment and act accordingly.
DISPLAY.
When printed copy is furnished, in the absence of instructions to
the contrary, it is taken as indicating the style of display desired.
When an advertiser is content to leave the matter of display to our
own judgment it is generally best for all parties, but in contracts of im-
portance it is our custom to have sample advertisements printed and
approved before forwarding for publication. For this service it is not our
practice to make any charge.
NAMES OF THE NEWSPAPERS.
After the advertisement has been determined upon the next matter
of importance is the names of the newspapers to be used.
The list should designate whether daily or weekly issues are wanted,
or both, and whether, in dailies, the advertisement shall appear once,
twice, thrice, or six times a week, or include a Sunday edition, if one is
issued in connection with the paper under consideration.
When the adv^ertiser is competent to do so, he usually makes his list
without aid from us. When not posted about newspapers, it is a general
practice to write out a list of towns and submit it to us ; after which, we
write against each town or city the paper or papers which we recommend
as best calculated to serve the interest of our patrons.
Full particulars about all newspapers are to be found in
The American Newspaper Directory
Sometimes our patrons are unable to name the papers which they
ought to use. They wish to reach a class or section. For such it is our
duty to make known the publications likely to accomplish the object
which they have in view.
THE AMOUNT OF MONEY TO BE EXPENDED.
Persons who have had little experience as advertisers often have a
pretty clear understanding of what they would like to do, but are entirely
ignorant of the probable cost.
We have made out for such a person a plan of advertising calhng for
an investment of $5,000, and on submitting it for approval, found our
customer dismayed at the magnitude of the expense, he not having con-
templated an expenditure exceeding $200 or $300. In such a case labor
v/ould have been saved, if at the commencement of the negotiation the
question had been asked : ^' How much money are you prepared to
devote to this advertising."
We work with the advertiser and FOR the advertiser precisely as
an expert whose services were obtained to aid him at his own office,
would do, — precisely as the advertiser would do his own business, did he
possess our facilities, knowledge and experience.
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Our Excuse for sometimes Declining to
make Estimates.
It is hoped that those who read the foregoing with so much care as
to be able to comprehend the system which we adopt, will recognize and
acknowledge the cogency of reasoning which has recommended the
methods we announce. To such we promise that whatever advertising
contract entrusted to us, shall receive our best consideration and attention.
If we are not always willing to consider propositions from advertisers
who do not understand or approve of our system of procedure, we ask
that no one will believe us to be less anxious than we ought to be to
secure patronage. To entertain proposals to transact business in any
other way would be to disregard the teachings of thirteen years of
experience ; to abandon a system which we have found to be the one
upon which we can best maintain dignity in our correspondence with
publishers, and one which has retained longest and satisfied best those
patrons who have dealt most largely with us. No sum, to be invested by
an advertiser, is so small that we do not desire to have its management
entrusted to us ; neither is the patronage of any advertiser so important
that we can afford to undertake it, if by doing so we must abandon the
principles which we conceive to be the only ones proper for the correct
conduct of our affairs. The advertiser who has an estimate from a good
and responsible Advertising Agency can hardly be supposed to need
our services. We do work in the best and most thorough manner ; no
house has better credit or standing in newspaper offices ; but to have it
said that, had we not taken the advertisement in question another
Agency would have forwarded it at higher price, does not improve or
add to our popularity. It is better that no other Agency have any
concern in the affair.
If the advertiser has an estimate from an Agency which is neither
honest, solvent or capable, or lacking in either particular, we are toler-
ably certain not to be able to promise so much, and performance is a
matter which cannot be weighed until after the contract has been issued.
That we decline submitting estimates when competition is invited, must
not be construed as indicating any lack of eagerness to secure patronage,
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Messrs. Geo. P. Rowell & Co., New York.
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3Iessrs. Geo. P. Rowell & Co.
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AiMKIlICAN NEWSPAPER DIRECTORY. 545
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From Joseph Burnett & Co., 27 Central Street.
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and thus of their standing. It presents them also geographically and by their specialties.
Compact and attractive in its typography, the volume deserves to be in the hands of all who
have business with the press, and it lias besides a permanent value as showing the condition
and progress of this great estate.— Utica, N. Y., Morning Herald, Jan. 17, 1879.
DIRECTORY COMMENDATIONS.
From "Domei^tic" Serving Machine Co., Manufactxirers of ^'Domestic." and " Ghrorer <&
Bakf:r'' Sewing. Machines, and ^' Domes! ic" Paper Fashions. '
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The volume is invaluable for referetice to all advertisers. sdJeji:
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Of much benefit to us.
The labor in the compilation of such a volume must be immense; but bears the marks of
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ui. DIRECTORY COMMENDATIONS. '% !
From the Lane & Bodley Co.
7j-iV)Tr)>T.ai' Cincinnati, May 23, 1877.
We find such a compilation very useful. We hope j'our endeavors to get accurate state-
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From Enoch Morgan's Sons Co., Manufacturers of Sapolio, 20 Park Place.
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We "find the book" nof of "some value" but of great value. We have purchased
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From Scammetl di Company, Publishers.
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AMERICAN NEWSPAPER DIRECTORY. 547
Directory Commendations.
From John Duncan, Proprietor Farmers Magazine.
Louisville, April 1, 1878.
I have always thought highly of the work.
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From Frederick Keppy, Scientific Book Publisher.
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Geo. p. Rowell & Co.
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Geo. p. Rowell & Co.
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Messrs. Geo. P. Rowell & Co.
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Messrs. Geo. P. Rowell & Co.
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Pittsburgh, April 27ih, 1880.
Messrs. George P. Rowell & Co,
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Zanesfield, Logan Co., Ohio, Mav 5, 1880.
Geo. p. Rowell & Co.
Gentlemen :— Your American Newspaper Directory is of great value to me.
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548 GEO. P. ROWELL & CO'S
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Geo. p. Powell & Co.
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F)-om J. A. Cooper, PrincijJal of State Normal School.
Edinboro, Pa., May 1, 1880.
Messrs. Geo. P. Powell & Co.
Gentlemen :—I have regarded your American Newspaper Directory as a monument
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From P. Powell & Son, Gun Dealers, No. 238 3Iain Street.
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Messrs. Geo. P. Powell & Co.
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From Dr. J. C. Ayer & Co., Advertising Desk.
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Geo. p. Powell & Co.
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Directory Commendations.
University of Virginia, May 5, 1877.
urentlemen :— The annual production of such a Directory bespeaks an enterprise and a
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DIRECTORY COMMENDATIONS.
From Empire Agricultural Works.
COBLESKILL, N. Y., April 28, 1880.
Messrs. Geo. P. Roavell & Co.
Gentlemen :~I)inECTORY is commendable. MINARD HARDER.
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Although we do our advertising through you, there is scarcely a day that we do not
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From Weeks & Potter, Wholesale Druggists, 360 Washington Street.
Boston, IVIay 7, 1877.
It is to the judicious advertiser what the dispensary is to the careful druggist — an
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From Seth W. Foule & Sons, Proprietors of Wistar's Balsam of Wild Cherry
and Peruvian Syrup.
Boston, April 21, 1880.
Messrs. Geo. P. Rowell & Co.
Gentlemen :— We consider the American Newspaper Directory the most reliable publi-
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From Geo. W. Witbeck, Nassau Card Co.
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<xEO. P. Rowell & Co.
Gentlemen: — Your American Newspaper Directory is a most complete work, and to
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From the Home Sewing Machine, Johnson, Clark & Co., 30 Union Square.
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We pronounce it the most complete book of the kind ever issued.
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We bear witness to the great value and importance of the work to all people who have
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(Ky.) Constitutionalist , March 6, 1879.
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It Is just the thing for advertisers to have.
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We And it a very useful reference, and believe it to be the best work of the kind extant.
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Messrs. Geo. P. Rowell & Co., New York City.
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It cannot fail to render valuable service.
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From Hon. William Strong, Justice U. S. Supreme Court.
]»Iarch 4, 1879.
" I greatly admire the thoroughness and industry it exh'Vnts."
WILLIAM STRONG, .Justice Supreme Court.
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552 GEO. 1'. ROWEI.L & CO'«
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From the Iron City Commercial College.
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The intrinsic merits of the work are of untold value.
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it ought to be found, though it is so useful to us that it seems to have been compiled for us
alone.— Catholic Review, New York City, Dec. 23, 1876.
DIRECTORY COMMENDATIONS.
From Pond's Extract Comjiany.
New York, May 29, 1877.
We cannot but note its repletion of general as well as journalistic information.
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From Darius S. Orton, M. D., Fdbricant New Process Granulated Pepsin.
Northampton, N. Y,. April 28, 1880.
Geo. p. Rowell & Co.
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From David E. Foutz, Proprietor of Foutz's Medicines, Laboratory No. 15 Foutz Street.
Baltimore, May 26, 1877.
To large advertisers it is certainly an indispensable article, and there is a feature in this
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Pittsburgh, May 8, 1877.
Messrs. Geo. P. Rowell & Co., New York :
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— Kingston (N. Y.) Daily Freeman, March 4, 1880.
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March, 1880.
GEO.-P.-ROWEL,Ii-&;-CO.-NE\VsiPAPER-ADVERTl!NlXG- BUREAU.
" A very reliable house, enjoying the cream of the advertising patronage of the coun-
try."—-V. Y. City Stockholder, Aug. 20th, lb78.
GEO.-P.-ROWEIiE-»fc-CO.-NEWSPAPER-ADVERTISING- BUREAU.
" They can make good contracts because thev pay promptlv."— JfcjipTiis {Tenn.) Appeal,
Oct. 25, 1879.
GEO.-P.-RO^VEL.Ii-«fe-CO.-NEW}*iPAPER— AD VERTIf?ING- BUREAU.
"Honest, reliable, always correct and prompt." — Xiles (Mich.) Democrat, Jan. 24, 1880.
GEO.-P.-ROWEUU-»fc-CO.-NEWSPAPER-ADVERTISIXG- BUREAU.
" Best posted men in the United States on advertising.'''— Galveston (Tex.) Christian Ad-
vocate, Jan. 31, 1880.
GEO. -P.-ROWEEL,-&-CO.-NE\VSPAPER-ADVERTISING- BUREAU.
" In a long experience we have found them ^'ise in judgment and enterprising in the
execution of business." — Xeic York Observer, March 18, 1880.
GEO.-P.-ROWELL.&-CO.-NEAV!!iPAPER-ADVERTl!?ING- BUREAU.
"Quite an institution in its way and undoubtedl}" a great help to the advertiser."—
Boston Journal, March 8, 1880.
GEO.-P.-ROWEEE-«fc-CO.->EWSPAPER-AD\ERTlJ9lN(4- BUREAU.
"We never realized the magnitude of American journalism until we visited their office."
.—X Y. Shoe and Leather Reporter, March 18, 1880.
GEO.-P.-ROWEUL, &-CO.-NEWS?PAPER-AD\ERTl!-iING-BUREAI .
"An experience of fifteen years in the business, and the annual collection and publica-
tion of newspaper statistics have given to them a thorough mastery of their affairs and an
extensive newspaper connection, enabling them to place advertising contracts verj'
advantageously."— Sf. Louis (Mo.) Globe-Democrat, March 9, 1880.
GEO.-P.-ROAVEU,L,-&-CO.-NEWSiPAPER-ADVERTISiING- BUREAU.
" One of the most reliable and prompt paying institutions in the country. Have pursued
a most liberal and enterprising policy, and in consequence have built up an immense
business." — Terre Haute {Ind.) Express, Jan. 11, 1878.
554 GEO. P. ROW ELL & GO'S
Fifteen Years' Record
<;E0.P.-R0WEL.L-&-C<».-XEWSPAPEII-AI>VERTISIXG- BUREAU.
" They are careful and prompt in the discharge of their obligations."— Jfarf/orcl (Conn.)
Religious Herald, Ajjril 11, 18G7.
(;EO.-P.-ROWELli-»fc-CO.-XEV\SPAPER -ADVERTISING- BUREAU.
"In all its transactions the utmost reliability, promptness, originality and erticiency
have been observed."— iancasier {N. H.) Rexjuhlican, April 9, 1867.
GEO.-P.-ROWELIi-»fe-CO.-NEWSPAPER-ADVERTISING- BUREAU.
" Honest, faithful and prompt in all their business transactions, they deserve a generous
patronage." — Fitchburgh (Mass.) Reveille, April, 1867.
GEO.-P.-ROWELL,-»fc-C'0.-AEWHPAPER-ADVERTISING- BUREAU.
"This agency is one of the most reliable and painstaking in the country."— jBangor
(Me.) Times, April 8, 1867.
GEO.-P.-ROWELL-&-CO.-XEWSPAPER-ADVERTISING- BUREAU.
"We commend this firm to any one wishing to advertise. It will cost you less and save
time and trouble."— Granr///e {N. Y.) Xeivs.
GEO.-P.-ROVVELL-«fc-CO.-NEWSPAPER-ADVERTISING- BUREAU.
"All are well pleased with the prompt and business-like way in which their affairs are
managed." — Western Neiv Yorker.
(iEO.-P.-ROWELL-».V-GO.-]SEWSPAPER-Al)\ERTIf?ING-BlTREAU.
"Well posted in their profession and thoroughly reliable, as evinced by their extensive
business connections and the minuteness with which they transact all matters appertain-
ing to business." — Granby (C. E.) Gazette.
GEO.-P.-ROWEL.L-»fc-CO.-NEVVSPAPER-AI)VERTISING-BlTREAU.
" A house that, in all its branches, will never be beaten by any other in doing most effec-
tive work for the advertisers of the country."— Boston (Mass.) Sunday Times.
GEO.-P.-ROVAELL-»fc-CO.-NEWSPAPER-AI)VERTISING- BUREAU.
"Have won golden opinions both from the press and advertisers."— Indiana True
Republican.
GEO.-P.-ROWELL-&-CO.-NEWSPAPER-ADVERTISING- BUREAU.
"They possess every facility for the transaction of business, and are able to offer to ad-
vertisers every inducement which a perfect knowledge of details and a well known popu-
larity with the newspaper publishei-s of the country can procure."— Pigua (O.) Democrat.
GEO.-P.-RO WELL,-&-CO.-XEWSPA PER-A D VERTl!>iING - BUREAU.
"Have manifested the enterprise, promptitude and integrity of first-class business
men.''— Delau-a re (O.) Gazette.
GEO.-P.-ROWELIi-»fc-CO.-NE\V!SPAPER-ADVERTISING- BUREAU.
"In nine cases out of ten we prefer to receive advertisements from a good agency and
allow the commission."— iZoc^esfer (A'^. H.) Courier.
GEO.-P.-RO VYEIiL-«fc-GO.-NEWSPAPER-ADVERTISING - BUREAU.
"A good advertising agency can do business better and cheaper with the papers of the
country than anj' individual."— C'assoj^oZis (Ind.) Democrat. •
GEO.-P.-ROAVEI<L.-&-CO.-NEWfSPAPER-ADVERTl!SING- BUREAU,
"Their business is all done very carefully and systematically; they pay the cash often
and regularly ; and, therefore, get their advertising done as reasonable as any firm in this
country."— ^ui'jtcf/ (Ma.ss.) Patriot.
GEO.-P.-ROWEL.L.-«fc-CO.-NEW#PAPER-ADVERTIHING- BUREAU.
"The value and importance of good Advertising Agencies are coming to be understood
and appreciated by the press of the countrv. They add immensely to the patronage of
newspapers, at the same time they extend and illustrate the benefits of judicious advertis-
ing. "—J5angfor (Me.) Times.
AMERICAN NEWSPAPER DIIIECTORY. 555
Fifteen Years' Record.
<JEO.-P.-UO\VEL.L.-*fc-CO.-NE\VSPAPER-ADVERTISINO- BUREAU.
" We have ever found them prompt and faithful in the discharge of their engage-
ments."—Saeo (Me.) Democrat, Sept. 26, 18(55.
GEO.-P.-ROWELL-*fc-CO.-NEW!^PAPER-ADVERTISING- BUREAU.
"Are i-eliable men ; do their business on the square, and pay promptly."— Presgwe Isle
(Me.) Pioneer, Oct. 3, 186 >.
(;E0.-P.-R0WEL.L,-&-C0.-NEAV!SPAPER-ADVERTISIN(J— BUREAU.
"We have been convinced of their faithfulness to those who trust them, and their
strictly honest principles in all their transactions."— C'ica (A' Y.) Telegraph, April 6, 1867.
GEO.-P.-ROWEL,L,-»fc-CO.-NEWSPAPER-AI>VERTl!^ING- BUREAU.
"Are conceded to conduct the foremost Advertising Agency in the world."— Sj/racttse
{N. Y.) Sunday Sun, April 1, 1878.
GEO.-P.-RO\VEL.L.-&-CO.-NEWSPAPER-A I) VERTISING— BUREAU.
" Whatever is prompt, methodical and straightforward, they practice in their dealings,
and only tha.t."— Boston (Mass.) Commonwealth, Nov. 30, 1867.
GEO.-P.-ROWEL,L.-&-CO.-NE\VSPAPER-A I) VERTISING- BUREAU.
" They thoroughly understand their business, which is reduced to a perfect system."—
Dover {N. H.) Gazette, Sept. 29, 1865.
GEO.-P.-ROWEL,U-»fe-CO.-NEW!?iPAPER-ADVERTISIN(J-BUREAU.
" Those who avail themselves of their services will find their commissions faithfully
and judiciously executed."— Pos^on (3Iass.) Post, April, 1865.
GEO.-P.-ROWEL.L.-&-CO.-NEWSPAPER-AD\ERTISING— BUREAU.
" They are energetic in procuring business for publishers, and meet all their engage-
ments very prompzly. "— Mordpelier (Vt.) Argus and Patriot, Sept. 27, I86.1.
GEO.-P.-ROWEL,L.-&;-CO.-NE\A>iPAPER-ADVERTISING-BUREAU.
"A reliable agency of this kind is a benefit to the newspaper press."— Porf Zand {Me.)
Price Current, Sept. 23, 1866.
GEO.-P.-ROWEL.L.-&-CO.-NEWSPAPER-ADVERTl!SIXG-BUREAU.
"Whoever avails himself of this agency will find those conducting it courteous and
zealously in earnest." — Boston {3Iass.) Post, Jan. 18, 1S66.
GEO.-P.-ROWEL.I.-&-CO.-NEWSPAPER-ADVERTISINC^BUREAU.
" They believe that what is worth doing at all is worth doing weW.'^—Schenectady (N. Y.)
Repi blican, Jan. 19, 1867.
GEO.-P.-ROWEL,T.-&-('0.-NEWSPAPER-ADVERTISING— BUREAU.
"Have a first-class business reputation."— Posfon (Mass.) Transcript Jan. 22, 1866.
GEO.-P.-ROWEL.L,-&r-CO.-NEWS>iPAPER-ADVERTISING— BUREAU.
" By their system of transaction, they are enabled to offer superior advantages at much
less per centuiin than any other advertising firm we know of." — Meriden (Conn.) Recorder,
Dee. 13, 1866.
GEO.-P.-ROWELU-*St:-CO.-NEWSPAPER-ADVERTISINC^J— BUREAU.
"Its transactions are marked by correctness, promptness and integrity." — Lancaster
(N. H.) Republican, Nov. 13, 1866.
GEO.— P.-RO\VEL.I.-»fc— CO. -NEWSPAPER-ADVERTISING — BUREAU.
" Upright, straightforward and prompt in the fulfilment of their contracts."— ScTioTiarie
(N. Y.) Union, April 11, 1867.
GEO - P.-ROWEL,L,-«fc-CO.-NEWSPAPER-ADVERTISING- BUREAU.
" A wide awake and enterprising fkvm.'^—Sprinyfleld (III.) Journal, April 13, 1867.
65(5 GEO. P. KOWELL & CO'S
Fifteen Years' Record
(iEO.-P.-ROWEL,I.-»fc-CO.-NEW5SPAPER-ADVERTISING- BUREAU.
" We believe this firm has no superior in America for prompt and fair dealing and gene
ral business reliability."— ^-l^^fca (Incl.) Ledger.
C;EO.-P.-ROWELL,-&-CO.-NEVVS5PAPER-Al)VERTIf?ING- BUREAU.
" They are gentlemen of the firmest integrity, and have a thorough understanding of the
business of advertising."— TFebsie?- (Mass.) Times.
<^EO.— P.— ROVVELL,-«fc-CO. -NEWSPAPER-ADVERTISING- BUREAU.
" Are men in whom the public may place the most implicit confidence."— Sf. Peter
{Minn.y Advertiser, Apl. 25, 1867.
GEO.-P.-ROWEIiL,-&-CO.-NEWSPAPER-ADVERTISING- BUREAU.
" Prompt payment is the strict rule of this house, and printers are often elated with this
pleasing Hnale to the orders of the fivm.''— Plymouth {Mass.) Memorial, Aug., 1867.
GEO.-P.-RO\VEL,L,-«fc-CO.-NEWSPAPER-ADVERTISING- BUREAU.
"We feel it our duty to speak in the highest praise of them."--Keithsburg (III.) Observer.
GEO. -P. -ROWELL,-&-CO.-NEWSPAPER-ADVERTISING — BUREAU.
" In our business dealings w^ith this house we have found it ever prompt In payment,
and honorable and ever generous when any chances for misunderstandings possibly
occurred ; but, on the other hand, so upright, and promptly and strictly accurate, as to
necessitate no difference in deaV—Dansville (N. Y.) Advertiser.
GEO.-P.-ROWELL,-&-CO.-NEWSPAPER-ADVERTISING- BUREAU.
" The thorough mode in which they transact their business is a sufficient guarantee of
their success." — Granby Gazette.
GEO.-P.-ROWEL,L,-&-CO.-NEWSPAPER-ADVERTISING- BUREAU.
" So long as there is any necessity for agents, forwarding and commission merchants,
&c., just so long will advertising agents remain a necessity to the tva6.e."— Manchester
(N. H.) Union, Jan. 25, 18C8.
GEO.-P.-ROWEL,L,-&-CO.-NEWSPAPER-ADVERTISING- BUREAU.
"We have Invariably found them to be scrupulously prompt in the fulfilment of their
contracts." — Providence (R. I.) Advertiser, Feb'y 8, 1868.
GEO.-P.-ROA\EL,L,-&-CO.-NE\VSPAPER-AD\ERTISING- BUREAU.
"The regime followed here Is unsurpassed, if even equalled in any like concern. Trans-
actions are consummated promptly and with integrity to all concerned, while energj' and
ability is apparent on every side."— iV. Y. City, Northender, Feb'y 29, 1869.
GEO.-P.-ROWEL,L-&-CO.-NEWSPAPER-ADVERTISIN€i- BUREAU.
"There is no more enterprising, faithful, and satisfactory house to deal with. They
never let a bill be presented twice, and pay daily all accounts received by mail ; they know
by experience just where to invest money to the best advantage."— iV. Y. Mail, Aug. 21, 1868.
GEO.-P.-ROWEL.E-&-CO.-NEWSPAPER-ADVERTISING- BUREAU.
" They offer to advertisers the most complete method of reaching the public through the
newspapers."— &|2jrij(ft^t'/rf (O.) Transcript.
GEO.-P.-RO WEL,L-&-CO.-NE\VSPAPER-AD VERTISING - BUREAU.
"The best Advertising Agents in the world."— i)fys^ic Tetnple, N. Y. City.
GEO.-P.-ROWEL,L,-&-CO.-NEWSPAPER— ADVERTISING — BUREAU.
" The system adopted by them, novel and original in many respects, seems to be proving
successful beyond precedent. They have reduced advertising to a more perfect system than
has been known heretotore.''—Hazleton (Pa.) Sentinel, Oct. 31, 1867.
GEO.-P.-ROWEEE-&-CO.-NEWSPAPER-ADVERTISING- BUREAU.
"They who wish to advertise judiciously and cheaply can find no better medium
through which to reach the great public." — Worcester (Mass.) Gazette, Nov. 30, 1867.
AMERICAN NE\YSPAPER DIRECTORY. 557
Fifteen Years' Record-
GEO.-P.-ROWEL,Ii-&-CO.-NEWSPAPER-AD\ERTISIXG — BUREAU.
"Their establishment is so systematized, and their facilities are so ample, that the
public is sure of being served in the most complete manner."— Boston (Mass.) Post, Dec. 7,
1867.
GEO.-P.-ROWELL.-&-CO.-XEWSPAPER-ADVERTISING- BUREAU.
" We look upon them as a firm with whom it is for the advantage of the craft to have
dealing, inasmuch as they wUl be sure of fair treatment."— ^enmngrton (Ff.) Banner, Oct.
5, 1865.
GEO.-P.-ROWELL.-&-CO.-NEWSPAPER-ADVERTISING- BUREAU.
"They seem to have grasped the principle of advertising and reduced it to a system."—
Albion (N. Y.) Reiniblican.
GEO.-P.-ROWEIiL.-»St-CO.-NEVVs4PAPER-ADVERTI.SIXG-BUREAU.
" Their svsteni of doing business is plain, honorable and up to the 'scratch' in every
particular."— Z,iY»eto>i {N. H.) Gazette, April 5, 1867.
GEO.-P.-ROWELI.-»fc-CO.-NEWSPAPER-AD\ERTIHING- BUREAU.
"This is one of the most vigorous agencies in the nation, and characterized by fair
dealing." — Greene {X. Y.) American.
GEO.-P.-ROAVEL,i:.-&-CO.-NEWSPAPER-ADVERTISING- BUREAU.
"Any contract they make vflU be just as good to the publisher as cash."— Riishville
Times.
GEO.-P.-ROWEL.E-&-CO.-NEW!SPAPER-ADVERTISING- BUREAU.
" This firm has shown itself to be one of the most enterprising and reliable of its kind in
the country, and business men everywhere show their appreciation of its services by liberal
patronage."— ETeene (N. H.) Sentinel.
GEO.-P.-RO\VEEL.-&-CO.-NEWSPAPER-ADVERTISING- BUREAU.
""We recommend them to the public as gentlemen of large experience and unquestion-
able business tact."— Shaivneetown (III.) Mercury.
GEO.-P.-ROWEL,L,-&-CO.-NEWSPAPER-ADVERTISING- BUREAU.
" By thorough promptness— and comparatively few know the real value of promptness —
they have built up a large business."— J5e Wo (ts Falls (Fit.) Times.
GEO.-P.-ROWELU-»fc-CO.-NEWS?PAPER-ADVERTISING- BUREA U.
" Their enterprise and integrity deserve encouragement."— Pz-esgue Isle (Me.) Pioneer.
GEO.-P.-RO\VEL.L.-&-CO.-NEAVSPAPER-ADVERTISING- BUREAU.
" Their growing success is the best evidence of their standing among business men."—
Vergennes (Vt.) Vermonter.
GEO.-P.-ROW Eli L.-&-CO.-NEWSPAPER-ADVERTISING- BUREAU.
"Their business is conducted in a safe and satisfactory TnanneT."—Meriden (Conn.)
Recorder.
GEO.-P.-ROWEI.L-*fc-CO.-NEW!SPAPER-ADVERTISING- BUREAU.
" We have done business with them, involving large sums of money, and we have never
met more honorable men than they."— S^ Albans (Vt.) Messenger, Apl. 19, 1867.
GEO.-P.-ROWELL.-&-CO.-NEWSPAPER-ADVERTISING- BUREAU.
" Prompt, reliable and honorable in all transactions— qualities which, together with a
very judicious system of advertising, should command the attention of those who desire to
employ agents." — Lyons (X. Y.) Republican, Apl. 18, 1867.
GEO.-P.-ROWEIiLi-ife-CO.-NEVVSPAPER-ADVERTISING- BUREAU.
" From their strict attention to business and honorable dealing with all, they have made
a host of friends and built up a very extensive and profitable business which they well
deserve." — Bristol (R. I.) Phoenix, April 20, 1867.
558 GEO. P. HOWELL & GO'S
Fifteen Years' Record
GEO.-P.-RO\VEIiL,-&;-CO.-XE WSSPAPEll-ADVERTISIXG - BUREAU.
" Their business is conducted in a systematic way, and the pay is always prompt. With
this reputation they can and do get the lowest and most advantageous terms." — Mishaivaka
(Ind.) Enterprise.
GEO.-P.-RO\VEL.Ii-&-CO.-NEWSPAPER-ADVERTl!!5lNG- BUREAU.
" The only men in their business who have evinced their faith in printers' ink by advertis-
ing their own agency.'"— Lyons (N. Y.) Republican, Oct. 8, 1868.
GEO.-P.-ROWEL,U-&:-CO.-NEWSPAPER-ADVERTlSING- BUREAU.
" The largest and best Advertising Agency in the United States. We commend it to the
attention of those who wisli to advertise in sucli a way as to secure the largest amount of
publicity for the least exi)?nditure of money.''— Pittsburgh (Pa.) Leader, May 29, 1870.
GEO.-P.-ROWELl^-ifc-CO.-NEWSPAPER— ADVERTISING- BUREAU.
"They conduct a model establishment."— iawrence (Mass.) Eagle, Dec. 14, 1868.
GEO.-P.-ROWELU-»fc-CO.-NE\VSPAPER~ADVERTISI\G- BUREAU.
"The most successful advertising Agency in tlie United States.''— Richland Centre
{Wis.) Republican, Nov. 26, 1868.
GEO.-P.-ROWEL,L.-*fc-CO.-XEWSPAPER-ADVERTISING- BUREAU.
" They never make mistakes ; at least they never make mistakes on our work. They
know allthere is to be known as to the value of the various papers."— HiJisrfaZe {N. H.) Star
Spangled Banner, Jan., 1869.
GEO.-P.-ROVVEL,L,-&-CO.-NEWSPAPER-A I) VERTISING - BUREAU.
" Stand first and foremost in this branch of business enterprise. Their establishment is
like a bee hive— everything in regular onler and filled with industrious work.evs."—Milford
{Pa.) Herald.
GEO.-P.-ROWEL.L.-&-CO.-NEWSPAPER-ADVERTISING- BUREAU.
" Accurate in every instance and always prompt, we have found them in every respect
worthy of confidence!"— Par/.s {Ky.) Citizen, Feb. 23, 1869.
GEO.-P. ROAVEUL.-»fc-t'0.-XEWSPAPER-A DVERTISING - BUREAU.
"There is no firm that we know of which makes cash payments more promptly or more
nearlv adequate to the service performed, or which selects its vehicles with a better eye to
judicious location and extended circulation."— Z>('Z/(i' (N. Y.) Republican, April 17. 1869.
GEO.-P.-ROWEUL.-«fe-CO.-NEWSPAPER-ADVERTISI\G- BUREAU.
"The advertising agent is now a strong auxiliary to journalism, and adds materially to
its prosperity."— Stan;a»(na7i, (Ga.) Advertiser, Feb. 4, 1869.
GEO.-P.-ROWEUU-&-CO.-XEW!?iPAPER-ADVERTIf9lNG- BUREAU.
" They are reliable in every way. They may be trusted implicitly. Every advertisement
they order inserted in a paper will be paid for in money."— Philadelphia Sharpshooter.
GEO.-P.-ROVVEUI.-»fc-CO.-NEWSPAPER-AD\ERTISING- BUREAU.
"This company always pay what they agree to, promptly and in ca,&h."— Albert Lea
{Minn.) Standard, Aug., 1869.
GEO.-P.-ROWELU-&-CO.-NEWSPAPER-ADVERTIS1NG-BUREAU.
" The most extensive and liberal Advertising Agents in the United States, if not in the
woY\6.:'—Gloversvllle {N. Y.) Intelligencer, Aug. 18, 1869.
GEO.-P.-ROWEUU-&-CO.-NEWSPAPER-ADVERTISIXG- BUREAU.
" Pay cash, and money never has to be asked for a second time."— Downington {Pa.)
Journal, Aug. 25, 1869.
GEO.-P.-ROWEUI.-»fc-CO.-NE\VSPAPER-ADVERTISING- BUREAU.
" By far the largest and most flourishing advertising establishment in the country, and
if it is as well managed in the future as in the past, it cannot fail to become still more
gigantic and successful."— Sprina^eW {Mass.) Republican, Oct. 18, 18iL).
AMEltlCAN NEWSPAPER DlRECTOliY. 559
«
Fifteen Years' Record-
CiEO.-P.-KOWET.L-JL-CO.-NEWSPAPEK-ADVERTISINU-Bl llEAU.
"Their systematic arrangements aiul prompt metliod of transacting business is inter-
esting as an example of how transactions of magnitude and detail may be rendered easy
of control.'"— Boston {Mass.} Commercial Bulletin, April 1, 187i).
GEO.-P.-KOAVET.L.-&-CO.-NEWSPAPEK-AJ)\EKTI8INU-BI REAL
" Well known as the most systematic and tliorough masters of their business in the
country."— Frank Leslie's Ulustrated Nenspajjer, Aug. 6, 1870.
GEO.-P.-KOWELL-&-CO.-NEWSPAPEK-ADVEKTISING-BI KEAU.
" Parties tlesiring to advertise in a large number of papers cannot do better than to com-
municate with them." -Neu- York Observer, Sept. 22, 1870.
OEO.-P.-RO\VELL-«fc-CO.-XE\ySPAPER-ADVERTISIXG-Bl KEAl .
"The most stable and responsible of all.'"— Brookha ren (3Iiss.) Journ^d, Dec. 12, 1868.
GEO.-P.-RO\VELL,-&-CO.-NE\\>PAPER ADVERTIS-ilXG-BrREAT .
"We know this agency to be conducted on the square."— Jioore's jRwrai New Yorker,
Sept. 24, 1870.
GEO.-P.-ROWEL,L.-«fc-CO.-NE\VSPAPER-ADVERTISING- BUREAU.
"Are doing the most extensive business ever known in that line."— Deeatur {III.) Gazette
and Chronicle, Oct. 18, 1869.
GEO.-P.-ROWELL,-&-CO.->EWSPAPER-ADVERTl!SIXG- BUREAU.
"It is a notorious and shameful truth that of all the money paid for what is called ' for-
eign advertising ' for the past ten years, probably half has gone into the capacious pockets
of Geo. P. Rowell & Co. '—Madison (Wis.) Democrat, Aug. 16f/i, 1878.
GEO.-P.-ROWELE-«fc-CO.-XEWSPAPER-ADVERTTfSING- BUREAU.
"This name is a household word wherever ])rinter's ink Is used on the North American
Continent."— St. Cloud (Minn.) Journal, March 19, 1870.
GEO.-P.-RO WELE-«fc-CO.-XEWSPAPER-ADVERTI.SING- BUREA U.
"This tirm has for some years been conceded to be the leading establishment of its kind
in America." — Camden (N. J.) New Republic.
GEO.-P.-RO\VELE-«fc-CO.-NE\VSPAPER-AD\ERTISIXG- BUREAU.
" For some years they have been the largest customers of most of the newspapers pub-
lished in the United States."— A". Y. Democrat, Oct. 17, 1870.
GEO.-P.-ROVVEL.E-«fe-CO.-XEWSPAPER-AD\ERTISIXG- BUREAU.
" They are the largest customers the newspapers of the United States have, and have so
managed to simplify and arrange the advertising system as to secure the greatest amount
of publicity foj' the lowest amount of money which has ever been accomplisLed in the
advertising world." — Davenport (loiva) Democrat, Oct. 19, 1870.
GEO.-P.-ROWEL.L.-&-CO.-NEWSPAPER-ADVERTIS?IXG- BUREAU.
" Their facilities, their terms for advertising and satisfactory method of doing business,
\vill account for their marked success." — New Haven (Conn.) Journal and Courier, Jan. 31,
1879.
GEO.-P.-ROWELL-&-CO.-XEWSPAPER-ADVERTIS1NG- BUREAU.
" For courtesy, promptness and generosity they cannot be excelled, yet scrupulously
exact."— Charlotte (Mich.) Paper, March 12, 1870.
GEO.-P.-ROWEEE-&;-CO.-XEWSPAPER-ADVERTIS!iIXG- BUREAU.
" They have the best facilities for gaining all the information of any value to adver-
tisers in regard to the newspapers of this continent."— i;'6(in,oH (N. H.) Free Press, March
7, 1879.
GEO.-F.— ROWELL.-«fe-CO.-XEW!SPAPER-ADVERTISIXG-BUREAU.
" There is no advertising agency in this country, if indeed, in the world, which can com-
pare with this in perfection of svstem and in strict adherence to business principles."—
New Milford (Ct.) Ray, Jan. 13, 1877.
•
560 GEO. P. ROWELL & GO'S
Fifteen Years' Record
GEO.-P.-RO VVEL.Ii-& -CO. -NEVVSPAPEK-ADVERTIS5ING — BUREAU.
" Honest and prompt in every instance. Tliey have never asked a day's grace. Persons
contemplating a wide-spi'ead velitui-e in advertising would do well to communicate with
them."— Faijetteville {Tena.) Observer.
GEO.-P.-RO\VEL,L,-&-CO.-NEWSPAPER-ADVERTISING- BUREAU.
" Enjoj^ the reputation of being the most extensive Advertising Agency in the United
States." — Brussels (Belgium) Gazette.
GEO.-P.-ROWEL.L.-&-CO.-NEVVSPAPER-ADVERTISING -BUREAU.
" Are the greatest and first Newspaper Advertising Agents in the United States." — Hun-
garian Newspaper.
GEO.-P.-ROWELI.-&-CO.-NEWl!!iPAPER-ADVERTI*ING- BUREAU.
"The largest Advertising Agency in the w^orld. "—Z,OHdoH {England) Printing Times,
Nov. 15, 1876.
GEO.-P.-ROWEL.L.-«fc-CO.-NEVVSPAPER-ADVERTISING- BUREAU.
" They have so systematized this peculiar branch of business as to make the very best
return of the money investeA.'"— Clarksburg (W. Va.) Conservative, Oct. 15, 1869.
GEO.-P.-ROWEL.L.-&-CO.-NEW5SPAPER-ADVERTISING- BUREAU.
"By their energy, fair dealing and skill, have entitled themselves to the lasting regards
of publishers generally."— -4Zba/ij/ {X. Y.) Post, Nov. 1, 1870.
GEO.— P.-ROWELL.-&-CO.-XEWSPAPER-ADVERTISING— BUREAU.
" Have managed their business with gi'eat care and prudence, and with entire satisfac-
tion to advertisers and publishers." — Rochester {Minn.) Federal Union, Nov. 12, 187J.
GEO.-P.-RO\VELL.-&-CO.-NEWSPAPER-ADVERTISING- BUREAU.
" A close attention to business, a watchfulness over the best interests of their customers,
and a promptness in the execution of all orders intrusted to their care, has been character-
istic of this firm from the outset." — Frank Leslie's Newspaper, Nov. 25, 1870.
GEO.-P.-ROVVEL.L.-4fe-CO.-XEW55PAPER-ADVERTISING- BUREAU.
" This is perhaps the most enterprising and reliable, as it is the largest, advertising agency
in the United States."— A" F. Star, Dec. 15, 1870.
GEO.-P.-ROWEL,L.-&-CO.-NEWSPAPER-ADVERTISING- BUREAU.
" They have systematized the business so completely that they have at their command
the attention of almost all the people of the Nation who take a paper or have access to
one.'' —Buffalo {Mo.) Reflex, Dec. 17, 1870.
GEO. -P.-ROWEL.Ii-&-CO.-XEVVf?PAPER-ADVERTISIXG — BUREAU.
" No men in the vrorld have done more towards reducing the modus of advertising to a
science."— Brooklyn {N. Y.) Argus, July 10, 1870.
GEO.-P.-ROWELIi-ifc-CO.-NEWSPAPER-ADVERTISING- BUREAU.
" As to reliability : we say, yes, sir ! every time I do just as they agree, whether it is to
pay you fifty cents or ten thousand dollars. Always on time." — Freeport (III.) Journal.
GEO.-P.-ROVVELL.-«fe-CO.-\EWSPAPER-ADVERTISING- BUREAU.
" During an experience of several years our bills have never been disputed, and the cash
returns are the most regular of any house with which we have dealings."— Catlettsburg {Ky.)
Christian Observer, Dec. 9, 1871.
GEO.-P.-ROWELI.-*fc-CO.-NEWSPAPER-ADVERTISING-BUREAU.
" We have always found them strictly fair and honorable in all business relations during
a period of several years."— Gloversville {N. Y.) Intelligencer, Nov. 30, 1871.
GEO.-P.-ROWELIi-«fc-CO.-NEWSPAPER-ADVERTISING- BUREAU.
" "We would advise all who wish to employ an agency to apply to them, for they can give
an advertiser more for his monej^ than any other agency, and every publisher ma.y rest
assured that he will receive all they contract to pay."— Owosso {3Iich.) Crusader, Dec. 2, 1871.
AMEKICAN NEWSPAPER DIRECTORY. 561
Fifteen Years' Record
GEO.-P.-KO\VEL,L.-*fc-CO.-NEWSPAPER-ADVEKTIfSING- BUREAU.
*' This advertising firm lias a world-wide reputation, and it eminently deserves the many
commendations bestowed upon it by the press." — Neiv Bloomfleld {Pa.) Democrat.
GEO. -P.-RO WEI. I.-«fc-CO.-NEW5iPAPER -AD VEKTISIXG— BUREAU.
" They are as honorable and upright as any flrm we ever dealt with." — Fayetteville {Ark.)
News, Dec. 6, 1871.
GEO.-P.-ROWEIiL,-&;-CO.->EWSPAPER-ADVERTISING- BUREAU.
" They will do their work in a strictly upright and satisfactory manner.'"— Baldwinsville
{N. Y.) Gazette.
<>;EO.-P.-ROWEL,L,-&;-CO.-NEWSPAPER-ADVERTIf?I\G- BUREAU.
" Avowedly, Advertising Agents— the largest in all America."— Z,onc7on {England) Times,
July, 1876.
GEO.-P.-ROWEL.L.-&-CO.-XEW!^PAPER-ADVERTIS?ING- BUREAU.
" Are known as conducting the largest advertising business ever secured by one house."—
Chicago {III.) Our Fireside Friend, March 8, 1871.
GEO.-P.-ROWEL,L.-&:-CO.-NEWSPAPER-ADVERTI8ING- BUREAU.
" The leading Advertising Agency of the country."— TTi/andotte {Mich.) Enterprise, FeVii
7, 1873.
GEO.-P.-ROWEL,L.-*fc-CO.-XE\V5?PAPER-ADVERTISING- BUREAU.
" The result of a business intercoiu'se with this firm for six or eight years, has been tv>
increase our respect and regard." — Aberdeen {Miss.) Examiner, March 28, 1873.
GEO.-P.-ROWEL,I.-»fc-CO.-NEWSPAPER-ADVERTIS5lNG- BUREAU.
"Have built up an extensive business; indeed their success has bordered on the mar
velous. S.ich success is largely due to energj' and enterprise of management ; but also, in .t
measure, to the great favor bestowed upon the fli'm by the Press of the land." — Lockport
(X. Y.) Journal, March 12, 1873.
GEO.-P.-ROWEL.Ii-&-CO.-NEWSPAPER-AD\ERTISING- BUREAU.
" Are known as conducting the largest advertising business ever secured by one house."—
Deer Lodge {Montana) New North-West, March 8, 1873.
GEO.-P.-RO\VEL,L,-&;-CO.-XEWSPAPER-ADVERTISING- BUREAU.
" The most prominent and enterprising on the list. Xo one can complain of their manner
of paying, for they pay promptly and all they agree to , but the trouble is they will noi
agree to pay enough." — Whitewater (Wis.) Register, March 6, 1873.
GEO.-P.-ROWEL,L,-*fc-CO.-NEWSPAPER-ADVERTl54ING- BUREAU.
" Undoubtedly stands at the head among those who have carried the art of advertising
to the highest degree of perfection."— /f/iaca {X. Y.) Journal, April 3, 1873.
GEO.-P.-RO\^ EL. l,-«fe-CO.-NEWSPAPER-AD\ERTIS!iING- BUREAU.
"Unquestionably the largest Advertising Agency in the world." — London {Eng.) Printers
Register, Jan. 1875.
GEO.-P.-RO\VEL,L.-»fc-CO.-NEWSPAPER-ADVERTISIXG-BUREAU.
" We know of no business in the country conducted straighter, more promptly or
honorablv, and this is the verdict of publishers throughout the land." — Xeenah {Wis.,
Gazette, March 18, 1876.
GEO.-P.-ROWEL,L,-&-CO.-NE\VSPAPER-ADVERTISING- BUREAU.
"Everv business man knows the value of such an agency."— jBtt^a/o (X. Y.) Repuhlit,
Jan. 12, 1877.
GEO.-P.-RO\VEL,Ii-&-CO.-NEWSPAPER-ADVERTISING-BUREAT'.
"Have systematized ad ertisini^ to the fullest extent, and years of business enterprise
have proved' them honorable, accurate and prompt in theii- dealings."— A". Y. Churchman.
March 27, 1881).
36
662 GEO. P. ROWELL & CO'S
Fifteen Years' Record
GEO.-P.-llOWEl.L-&-CO.-]NE\VSPArEK-ADVERTIfSING- 151 REATJ.
"We cannot too strongly recomnaend them as indefatigable, energetic, prompt and
reliable." — Publisher and Bookseller.
GEO.-P.-ROWEL,L.-»fe-CO.-NEV\vSPAPER-ADVERTISING- BUREAU.
" Payments are made with commendable promptness, and in all their dealings perfect
fairness and reliability is apparent." — Lancaster (N. H.) Republican, Jan. 7, 1868.
GEO.-P.-ROWEL.L.-&-CO.-NEW!?iPAPER-ADVERTISING- BUREAU.
"Those who have dealings with this house soon see the secret of this development in
the perfection of method and system which prevail throughout the establishment." —
Barton (Vt.) Monitor, April 22, 1878.
GEO.-P.-ROWEL,L.-»fc-CO.-NEVVSPAPER-ADVERTISING- BUREAU.
" Furnishing large amounts of advertising at fair figures and paying promptly, has put
this house at the very head of agencies, and has made them a name for honesty, reliability,
liberality and promptness, which of itself is worth a iortuue.''—3Iuscatine {loua) Courier,
Oct. 18, 1868.
GEO.-P.-ROWEL,I.-&-CO.-NE WSPAPER-ADVERTISING - BUREAU.
" They deal honorably with all with whom they are thrown in contact."— A'^. Y. Mail,
Aug., 1868.
GEO.-P.-ROWEL,L.-&-CO.-NEWSPAPER-ADVERTISI\G- BUREAU.
" They conduct a model establishment upon a system of which they are the originators,
and which has grown from a small begining until now it has become a mammoth enter
prise extending over the entire country. The very large business they control enables them
to secure for their customers many most important advantages."— Gloucester (Mass.)
Advertiser.
GEO.-P.-ROWEL,Ii-»fc-CO.-NEWSPAPER-ADVERTTSI]NG- BUREAU.
"They are always willing to pay promptly when the bill is presented."— PeZ/a (Iowa)
Blade, Aug. 12, 1868.
GEO.-P.-ROVVEL.L.-&;-CO.-NEWSPAPER-ADVERTISING- BUREAU.
" Honorable, reliable business men ; good for every honest claim that can be brought
against them, and prompt in payments ; they have won the confidence and esteem of every
publisher who has had dealings with them."— Lyons {N. Y.) Republican, Aug. 27, 1868.
GEO.-P.-ROWEL,L,-&;-CO.-NEVVSPAPER-ADVERTISING- BUREAU.
"Their arrangements for effecting their business x'apidly and successfully are almost
perfect."— iV. Y. Mail, Aug. 21, 1868.
GEO.-P.-ROWEL,L,-&-CO.-lVEWSPAPER-ADVERTISING- BUREAU.
" This house was the first to make a great number of contracts with country papers for
space, buying the right to use a column for a year, instead of contracting for the insertion
of a specified advertisement for a specified time."— Toledo (O.) Commercial, Sept. 17, 1878.
GEO.-P.-ROWEL,L.-».fc-CO.-NEWSPAPER-ADVERTIS»ING- BUREAU.
" We can say emphatically, and all the agents and publishers will agree with us, that
there is no more faithful and satisfactory house to deal with."— Crreai Barrington {Mass.)
Courier, Srj^t. 25, 18()8.
GEO.-P.-ROWEL,Ii-»fc-CO.-NEWlSPAPER-ADVERTISI]VG-BUREAU.
" Those who have advertised most heavily are always the firmest believers in the value
of advertising. It is only those firms who spend little or nothing for printers' ink who
doubt if advertising pays."— De^roif (Mich.) Tribune, Sept. 26, 1868.
GEO.-P.-ROWEL,L-»fe-CO.-NEWSPAPER-ADVERTISING- BUREAU.
"Theii- system is the most complete, and their method of transacting business the most
satisfactory." — Lacon (III.) Home Journal, Oct. 8, 1868.
GEO.-P.-ROVVEL,L.-&:-CO.-]SEWSPAPER-ADVERTISING- BUREAU.
"We know their reputation both with advertisers and publishers, and it is that of men
who firmly believe that honesty is the true principle as well as the best policy."— Inside
Track, Chicago, III.
AMERICAN NEWSPAPER DIRECTORY. 563
Fifteen Years' Record
GEO.-P.-ROWEI.L,-&-CO.-NEW!!?PAPER-ADVEKTl!SIN<;-BrREAU.
"Conduct the largest business ever secured by one house."— Troy (.X. Y.) Budget,
April 5, 1S75.
GEO.-P.-ROWEL,Ii-&-CO.-NEU^?PAPER -ADVERTISING- BUREAU.
"The most enterprising, prompt, sj^stematic and reliable advertising agents with
whom we are acquainted."— P^u/a. Sunday School Times, April 12, 1875.
GEO.-P.-RO\VEL,L,-»fc-CO.-NEAVSPAPER -ADVERTISING -BIREAU.
" Almost every newspaper man in America has transacted more or less business with
them, and we venture to say that not one ever received any unfair or dishonest treatment
at their hands."— GaZena {III.) Gazette.
GEO.-P.-ROVVEL,L.-«fc-CO.-NE\VSPAPER -ADVERTISING -BUREAU.
"If we wished to spend ten thousand dollars in general advertising over the country,
notwithstanding our own experience and knowledge of advertising rates, we would employ
Messrs. Geo. P. Rowell & Co. under certain directions. We would save monej', trouble,
worry, and the business would be done as well at least, if not better, than we could do it
ourselves." — Am. Slanufacturers'' Review.
GEO.-P.-RO\VELL.-&-C'0.-NEWSPAPER -ADVERTISING -BUREAU.
" Do business on true business principles— pay on demand all they agree to pay, and
combine untiring energy with promptness, system and carefulness in Aetdiils."— Pittsburgh
{Pa.) Iron World and Manxtfatlurer.
GEO.-P.-RO\VEL,L.-»fc-CO.-NEWSPAPER-ADVERTISING- BUREAU.
" By an unusual energj\ have succeeded in perfecting in every detail, a business that,
more than anything else, tells of the growth and importance of the newspaper business."—
Memphis (Tenn.) Ajjpeal.
GEO.-P.-ROWEL.L.-&-CO.-NEW SPA PER-ADVERTISING- BUREAU.
"Do their business in a prompt, efficient and satisfactory manner."— Leslie (Mich.)
Herald.
GEO.-P.-ROWEI.I.-&-CO.-NEWSPAPER -ADVERTISING- BUREAU.
" Proprietors of the first and most extensive of these agencies in New York, they are
well (lualified to furnish information. The details of the work transacted by the agency,
and the way it is done, the perfection of the arrangements for facilitating the act of adver-
tising, by relieving the advertiser of trouble and expense, and bringing before him all the
various mediums throughout the country, with the necessary knowledge pertaining to
them, are given with a minuteness that leaves nothing to be desired. All the particulars
respecting the character and position of a newspaper, which an intending advertiser
desires to know, are placed before him in a most concise form."— A^ Y. Times, June 7, 1874.
GEO.-P.-ROWEL,L,-&-CO.-NEWSPA PER -ADVERTISING -BUREAU.
" We truly wish that all our foreign advertising might come through them, as it would
be a saving to the advertiser, and advantageous to ourselves."- -.4dams {N. Y.) Journal.
GEO.-P.-ROWEL.L,-»fc-CO.-NEAVSPAPER -ADVERTISING -BUREAU.
"Deserve the thanks of both publishers and advertiser's for the energy and system they
have shown in their husiness."—Shij}pensburg {Pa.) Neivs, Jan. 5, 1875.
GEO.-P.-ROWEL,L.-&-CO.-NEWSPAPER -ADVERTISING -BUREAU.
"A great pleasure for publishers to deal with them."— Green Bay {Wis.) Advocate, April
26, 1875.
GEO.-P.-ROWEL.L,-»fc-CO.-NEWSPA PER -ADVERTISING -BUREAU.
" For fair dealing and business energy they have no rival in the United States."— ^uiw-ci/
{III.) Whig, Nov. 17, 1874.
GEO.-P.-ROWEEL.-*fc-CO.-NEWSPAPER -ADVERTISING - BUREAU.
" Stand at the top round of the ladder of integrity, responsibility and ahility."— Ellsworth
{Kan.) Beparter, Nov. 26, 1874.
GEO.-P.-ROWELL,-&-CO.-NEWSPAPER-ADVERTISING-BI REAU.
"The largest advertising agency In the world. — Ashland (O.) Times, Nov. 25, 1874.
564 GEO. P. UOWELL & CO'S
Fifteen Years' Record.
GEO.-P.-KOVVEIil,-«fc-CO.-NEWSPArEK-ADVEKTl!>4IN(;-BlTREAr.
"Good ns a bank. Every cent of their obligations is met witliout an if or an and."'—
Chillicothe (O.) Register, Nov. 28, 18T4.
GEO.-P.-ROWELL.-»fc-CO.-NEWJSPAPER-ADVERTISINCi-BrKEAr.
"At the head of their business— alwavs just and honorable."— Da iZas {Tex.) Herald, Nov.
■2-1, 1ST4.
GEO.-P.-ROWELL.-»fc-CO.-NEW!?iPAPER -ADVERTISING - BTREAU.
"Tlieir obligations are performed with the punotuality, minuteness and regularity of
clock work, and their simple word is a sufficient guarantee wherever they are known. They
liave done more to properly classify and systematize newspaper advertising than any other
arm."— Tazeivell Co. (HI.) Reijublican, Dec. 24, 1876.
GEO.-P.-ROWELL,-*fc-CO.-NEWSPAPER -ADVERTISING- BUREAU.
•'Trustworthy (although they ask no ' trust '), prompt and efficient." — New York Home
Journal, Dec. 9, 1879.
GEO.-P.-ROWEEL.-&-CO.-NEAVHPAPER -ADVERTISING -BUREAU.
"We have never had dealings with a firm whose straightforward, upright policy so
largely secured our confidence and respect."— Sioux City (Iowa) Times, May 3, 1875.
GEO.-P.-ROWEL.L.-*fc-CO.-NEWSPAPER -ADVERTISING- BUREAU.
"Just, upright and honorable in every instance."— Rockford (HI.) Journal, May 17, 1875.
GEO.-P.-RO\VEL,L-»fc-CO.-NE\VSPAPER -ADVERTISING- BUREAU.
"Their prompt and systematic manner of doing business has gained the confidence of
all large advertisers, and raised them to the leading house in the world."— AVf^- York Maple
Leaves, May 24, 1875.
GEO.-P.-ROWEL.L.-&-CO.-NEVVSPAPER -ADVERTISING -BUREAU.
" A model business house. They give more for the money than any other house in the
world."— Philadelphia (Pa.) City Item, June 21, 1875.
GEO.-P.-ROWEEIi-&-CO.-NEWSPAPER -ADVERTISING- BUREAU.
" Enjoy the confidence and esteem of all who have ever had dealings with them."— Ji^as^
Boston, (Mass.) Advocate, March 4, 1876.
GEO.-P.-ROWEL.Ii-*fc-CO.-NEWSPAPER -ADVERTISING- BUREAU.
"The most enterprising newspaper advertising agents In the world."— Columbia (Pa.)
Courant, March 9.
GEO.-P.-ROVVEL,L,-4fc-CO.-NEWSPAPER -AD VERTISING - BUREAU.
"If we may be permitted to give our testimony, founded on seven or eight years' con-
stant dealing, we should say that they are the country printers' best friend.' —Grayi ille
(III.) Independent.
GEO.-P.-ROWEL,L,-»fc-CO.-NE\VSPAPER -ADVERTISING- BUREAU.
" We have long had most pleasant relations with them. We wish them even greater
prosperity (if that be possible) than ever before."— iV. Y. Evangelist, April 25, 1878.
GEO.-P.-RO\VEI.Ii-»fc-CO.-NEVVSPAPER -AD VERTISING - BUREAU.
" Out of the 8,600 newspapers published in this country, they keep on file continually
over seven thousand."— A'e»- York World, May 5, 1878.
GEO.-P.-ROWEL.I.-»fc-CO.-NEWSPAPER -ADVERTISING -BUREAl.
" A visit to their new and handsome building is as good a lesson on the value of order
and system as can be imagined."— A^eiv York Evening Post, May 10, 1878.
GEO.-P.-ROVVEIiL-ifc-CO.-NEWSPAPER-ADVERTISING- BUREAU.
" Bj' long and honorable business experience, have built up an enviable reputation,
whichls solid and enduTing.''—Buffalo (N. Y.) Comitiercial Advertiser, May 4, 187S.
XIV.
ADVERTISEMENTS.
Every Publisher
CAX AID US BY RECOMMENDING OUR FIRM TO SUCH OF HIS PATRONS AS MAY
DESIRE TO ADVERTISE BEYOND HIS IMMEDIATE VICINITY. WE RECEIVE
ADVERTISEMENTS FOR EVERY NEWSPAPER ISSUED IN AMERICA AT THE
LOWEST CASH RATES. CIRCULARS AND ESTIMATES FURNISHED
FREE, AND A LIBERAL COMMISSION ALLOWED TO PUB-
LISHERS ON ALL ORDERS FORWARDED BY THEM.
ADDRESS
GEO. P. ROWELL. & CO., NEWSPAPER ADVERTl!-iIXG BUREAl,
10 Spruce St., Ne^v York.
The Druggist^s Advertiser.
DEVOTED TO THE INTERESTS OF THE RETAIL DRUGGISTS OF THE UNITED STATES.
WM. G. MORTIMER, Editor and Manager.
OFFICE, 158 DUANE STREET, NEW YORK.
Published Monthly. Only 25 Cents a Year, Postage Prepaid.
Each number embraces, iu a condensed form, the latest and most interesting informa-
tion pertaining to Pharmacy, together with useful Notes, Recipes, .suggestions and advice,
a concise Market Review, and a most complete and reliable Prices Current, quoting actual
markets instead of individual interests, the whole in a brief, yet concise form.
The largest circulation, among Druggists, of anj' Pharmaceutical paper published.
100,000 COPIES A YEAR GUARANTEED. A limited amount of advertising will be
received at the rate of S"^U.<JU (net) for one inch, one year. All business transacted with
principals ; no commissions paid to anybody.
WM. G. MORTIMER, 158 DUANE STREET, NEW YORK.
Our Animal Friends.
A Journal Published Under the Auspices of the American Society for the
Prevention of Cruelty to Animals. HENRY BERGH, President.
GEO. WILL JOHNSTON, Editor. THOS. W. HARTFIELD, Associate Editor.
Communications intended for publication, and business letters containing remittances,
should be addressed to the Publisher,
687 BROADWAY, ^_ NEW YORK.
TERMS OF SUBSCRIPTION : $1.00 A YEAR, IN ADVANCE. SINGLE COPIES, 10 Cts.
A reasonable reduction will be made to Clubs.
ADVERTISING RATES.— Twenty Cents a Nonpareil line. The circulationof this paper
is not limited to party or sect, but is distributed among cultivated people throughout the
United States— a fact that advertisers will do well to consider.
Short stories, sketches, or interesting letters from our readers will always be acceptable.
bm GEO. P. ROWELL & CO'S
Every Publisher
CAN AID US BY RECOMMENDING OUR FIRM TO SUCH OF HIS PATRONS AS MAY
DESIRE TO ADVERTISE BEYOND HIS IMMEDIATE VICINITY. WE RECEIVE
ADVERTISEMENTS FOR EVERY NEWSPAPER ISSUED IN AMERICA AT THE
LOWEST CASH RATES. CIRCULARS AND ESTIMATES FURNISHED
FREE, AND A LIBERAL COMMISSION ALLOWED TO PUB-
LISHERS ON ALL ORDERS FORWARDED BY THEM.
ADDRESS
GEO. P. ROWELL, & CO., NEWSPAPER ADVERTISING BUREAU,
10 Spruce St., New York.
The Advocate.
PUBLISHED EVERY THURSDAY AT OUR OFFICE, KING STREET,
W^OODVILLE, - - ONTARIO.
IS A DOUBLE ROYAL EIGHT-PAGE SHEET, WITH A CIRCULATION OF 500.
HENDERSON »fc CAVE, Publishers and Proprietors.
Subscription Price, Si. 00 Per Year.
The thriving village of Woodville is situated in the County of Victoria at the junction of
the Toronto & Nipissing and Midland Railways ; is the centre of a large and prosperous
farming community, and is rapidly growing. Population 700.
Orders for Advertising always receive prompt attention.
Granite Cutters International
Journal.
PUBLISHED MONTHLY AT THE OFFICE, ROOM 5, 86 COURT ST.,
BOSTON, MASSACHUSETTS.
Terms: 50 Cents per Year; Single Copies 5 Cents.
REACHES THE GRANITE TRADE ALL OVER THE COUNTRY. ORDERS FOR AD-
VERTISING FROM UNKNOWN PARTIES MUST BE ACCOMPANIED BY CASH.
NO ADVERTISEMENTS FOR SPIRITUOUS OR MALT LIQUORS INSERTED.
Rates of Advertising:— One square, one and a quarter inch, one insertion 50c., each
subsequent insertion 37e. ; quarter column, first iusei'tion $1.73, each subsequent insertion $1 ;
half column, first insertion .$2.50, each subsequent insertion $1..50; whole column, first
insertion $5, each subsequent insertion $3.
Special Notices one Quarter more than Advertisements; Reading
Notices 10c. a Eine.
The Evening Herald.
PUBLISHED EVERY EVENING EXCEPT SUNDAY,
BY ROBERT C. BROWN.
MOUNT PLEASANT, - - - - IOWA.
A CITY OF FIVE THOUSAND POPULATION.
The Evening Herald reaches almost every family and business place in the city. Tlie
weekly edition is published every Thursday, and circulates throughout Henry county, one
of the best and most populous counties in the State.
AN INDEPENDENT FAMILY AND GENERAL NEWSPAPER.
Advertising Rates liiberal.
For further particulars address Robert C. Brown, Mount Pleasant, Iowa.
AMERICAN NEWSPAPER DIRECTORY. 567
If you have Something Good to Advertise, Advertise it in a
Good Paper.
THE BEST PAPER FOR ADVERTISERS IS
The New York Observer.
IT HAS THE LARGEST CIRCTTLATION OF ANY PAPER OF ITS CLASS.
ITS CIRCULATION GROWS EACH YEAR WITHOUT THE HELP OF CHROMOS,
DICTIONARIES, OR GIFTS.
ITS READERS ARE INTELLIGENT, ENTEltrRISING AND ABLE TO PAY
FOR WHAT THEY WANT.
THE OBSERVER GOES INTO EVERY STATE AND TERRITORY, AND ALL
OVER THE WORLD.
ITS READERS HAVE CONFIDENCE IN THE ADVERTISEMENTS AS
WELL AS THE OPINIONS OF THE NEW YORK OBSERVER.
ADVERTISE3IENTS IN " THE NEW YORK OBSERVER " ARE NOT -HIDDEN AWAY
IN A GREAT PAMPHLET ; THEY CAN BE SEEN ; THEY ATTRACT -ATTENTION j
THEY BRING SPEEDY RETURNS.
THERE IS NO BETTER MEDIUM FOR HONEST AND ENTERPRISING BUSINESS
MEN TO USE IN MAKING KNOWN THEIR BUSINESS, THAN THE NEW YORK
OBSERVER.
IT WILL PAY THEM PROMPTLY AND PAY THEM W^ELL.
SAMPLE COPIES AND RATES SENT ON APPLICATION. ADDRESS
NEW YORK OBSERVER,
37 PARK ROW, NEW^ YORK CITY, N. Y.
568 GEO. P. ROWELL & GO'S
Every Publisher
CAN AID US BY RECOMMENDING OUR FIRM TO SUCH OF HIS PATRONS AS MAY
DESIRE TO ADVERTISE BEYOND HIS IMMEDIATE VICINITY. WE RECEIVE
ADVERTISEMENTS FOR EVERY NEWSPAPER ISSUED IN AMERICA AT THE
LOWEST CASH RATES. CIRCULARS AND ESTIMATES FURNISHED
FREE, AND A LIBERAL COMMISSION ALLOWED TO PUB-
LISHERS ON ALL ORDERS FORWARDED BY THEM.
ADDRESS
GEO. P. ROWEL.L & CO., NEWSPAPER ADVERTISING BUREAU,
10 Spruce St., New York.
Gazette.
SUMMERVILLE, - - - - - GEORGIA.
J, C. L.OOMIS, Editor and Publisher.
ISSUED ON THUR.SDAYS.
CIRCULATION 650.
PUBLISHED IN ONE OF THE BEST COUNTIES, FINANCIALLY, IN GEORGIA, WHICH
IS ADMITTED TO RANK HIGHER IN THIS RESPECT THAN ANY OTHER
SOUTHERN STATE. HAS A LARGE CIRCULATION IN ADJOIN-
ING COUNTIES.
Advertising Rates Moderate Compared with Circulation.
The Floral Monthly.
DEVOTED EXCLUSIVELY TO FLOWERS, PLANTS AND THE GARDEN.
Only Fifty Cents per Year.
Each Subscriber given Twenty-flve Cents worth of Choice Flower Seed as a Premium.
PUBLISHED THE FIRST OF EVERY MONTH.
Circulation 3,000 Copies, and Increasing Rapidly.
Advertising Rates 10 Cents a line agate measure.
W. E. MORTON & CO., - - 615 CONGRESS STREET,
PORTLAND, MAINE.
Established in 1877.
Woman at Work.
MONTHLY.
LOUISVILLE, - - ^ - - KENTUCKY.
MRS. E. T. HOUSH, EDITOR and Publisher.
CIRCULATION 2,000.
A literary home magazine devoted to the record and encouragement of woman s work.
Entirely original in Serial, Essay, Biography, Poem, or useful fact, Its pages are entertammg
and instructive. Four corresponding editors render efficient aid in maknig Woman at
Work a representative paper of its class. One of these In Boston sits at the " Hub, ' while
another in California opens the " Golden Gate " for the record of woman's worK to travel
over thirty-three states.
Snbfcviption S!l-.>0 a Tear; Sample Cop-ie* 1» Cents.
AMERICAN NEWSPAPER DIRECTORY. 569
The Daily Hotel Reporter
N E 'W YORK.
LOUIS KLOPSCH, ------- Publisher.
PRINCIPAL OFFICE :
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Weekly Star.
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The Ada Record.
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E. L. MILLAR, - ■ _ Editor and Proprietor.
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Evening Auburnian.
PUBLISHED DAILY BY THE AUBURNIAN PRINTING ASSOCIATION.
AUBURN, NEW^ YORK.
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AMERICAN NEWSPAPER DIRECTORY.
571
Washington, April loth, 1880.
L. LUM SMITH, Esq., Editor Agents' Herald :
Dear Sir:— I have received a copy of the Agents' Herald and Official Supplement, and
have no hesitation in conimendinij your enterprise to the careful and continual attention,
not only of every Postmaster and the clerks of every Post Office, but of the public
generally throughout the country. The newspaper press can do, and is doing, much
towards putting the ill informed and unsuspecting on their guard against lottery and other
kindred frauds, but your plan, if lully carried out, will do more than all the newspapers
together in exposing this species of rascality. It is to be hoped that the Postmasters
especially, will give their earnest aid to the enterprise.
Very respectfully, HORATIO KING, Ex-Postmaster-General.
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L. LUM SMITH, Esq. :
Dear Sir:— It Postmasters will only interest themselves sufficiently to post up in
conspicuous places the official supjjkment to the Agents' Herald it will be the means of
sa\'ing thousands of dollars of the unwary ones, and prevent hundreds of people from
being swindled through the U. S. mails. I consider this a great public benefit and you a
public benefactor. I most cordially commend to the public the Agents' Herald Supple-
ment and the information which it imparts. It will be a hard blow to the fi-auds, as well as
a generous turn to the thousands who are led to communicate through the mails with these
advertising frauds. Veiy respectfully, vours,
ANTHONY COMSTOCK,
Sec'y of the New York Society for the Prevention of Vice.
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Rohr's Weekly Trigon.
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Cage County Democrat.
PUBLISHED EVERY FRIDAY MORNING AT
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The Creene County Cazette.
JEFFERSON, GREENE CO., IOWA.
JACKSON & McLAURY, Editors and Proprietors.
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State of Indiana, Marion County, ss.:
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regular weekly issue and circulation of the same is above 21,000 copies.
Lewis Schmidlap, SujJt. Press Rooms.
Subscribed and sworn to before me, this 18th day of December, 1879.
[seal.] Joseph Moore, Notary Public, Indianapolis, Ind.
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WATERVILLE, . . . MINNESOTA.
R. P. CHILD, Editor and Publisher.
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Pomeroy Journal.
CHAS. WEIDT, - . - Editor and Proprietor.
POMEROY, OHIO.
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CIRCULATES THROUGHOUT THE STATE OF WEST VIRGINIA.
CIRCULATION 1,056.
The Pomeroy Journal is a forty-elght-column paper and the official organ of Meigs county.
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The Christian Polemic
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THE CHRISTIAN POLEMIC
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Mobile Daily News.
A LEADIMi *?OLTHEKX DAILY.
COL. MELANCTHON SMITH, - - - EDITOR AND PROPRIETOR.
Enjoying a Large Hiibscriptioii iu Alabama, >Iis8i!«sippi and Florida.
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The Evening Globe.
HAGERSTOWN, - - - - MARYLAND.
IRA W. HAYS, Publisher aud Proprietor.
LARGE AND INCREASING CIRCULATION AMONG THE FARMERS. THE ONLY PAPER
IN WESTERN MARYLAND RECEIVING TELEGRAPHIC MARKET REPORTS.
THE -WEEKLY GLOBE.
PUBLISHED FROM THE SAME OFFICE. SURPASSED BY FEW IN THE STATE.
BOOK AND PAMPHLET WORK A SPECIALTY.
Steam Po>ver, Po^vei* Presses, and Unsurpassed Facilities.
Pike County Republican.
-WAVERLY, OHIO.
J. F. WET3IORE, Editor aud Publisher.
THE "REPUBLICAN" IS A NINE-COLUMN FOLIO, WELL PRINTED, AND CIRCU-
LATES LARGELY AMONG ALL CLASSES, BEING POPULAR BECAUSE OF
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PEOPLE ARE CONCERNED, REGARDLESS OF PARTY.
Subscription Si. .50 per Annum.
ADVERTISING RATES LOW. ESTIMATES FURNISHED.
Established 1829.
The Columbia Courant.
COLUMBIA, - - - PENNSYLVANIA.
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A. M. RAIUBO, Editor and Proprietor.
IT IS A LIVE AND SPICY PAPER, AND THE MOST POPULAR IN THE DISTRICT, AND
HAS THE LARGEST CIRCULATION.
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AMERICAN NEWSPAPER DIRECTORY. 579
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The Methodist Recorder.
OFFICIAL ORGAN OF THE
METHOI)l!ST PROTESTANT CHURCH.
Published Weekly- at No. 13*-J Fifth Aveuiie (Recorder Building),
PITTSBURGH, PA.
The Methodist Recordek is an ESTABLISHED Journal of forty years' standing.
Tlie OFFICIAL ORGAN of the Metliodist Protestant Church, a denomination numbering
thousands of members in and around Pittsburgh and adjacent country.
The ONLY paper published in Pennsylvania in the interest of this denomination, and
the only medium through which can be reached a large and influential class of purchasers.
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THE METHODIST RECORDER.
Rates Low. - - _ Correspondence Invited.
The Literary News.
A MONTHLY JOURNAL OF CURRENT LITERATURE.
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reading habits.
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Akron Breeze.
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AKRON, - - ERIE COUNTY, - - NEW YORK,.
BY F. G. SMITH.
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Troy Observer.
PUBLISHED EVERY SUNDAY MORNING AT
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M. F. COLiLiINS, Editor and Proprietor.
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THE "OBSERVER" HAS NOW A CIRCULATION OF 3,500 COPIES, AND IS A
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Rates Reasonable.
Established 1850.
The Hebrew Leader.
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OUT EVERY FRIDAY MORNING.
294 BROADWAY, - - NEW^ YORK.
THE "HEBREW LEADER" IS THE LEADING JEWISH NEWSPAPER IN AMERICA.
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Herald and Presbyter.
CIRCULATION 15,000.
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Philadelphia Sonntags-Journal.
GERMAN SUNDAA' PAPER.
PUBLISHED BY
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PHILADELPHIA, - - - PENNSYLVANIA.
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Daily and Weekly Independent
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Las Novedades
("THE NEWS.")
Successor to "EL CRONISTA."
A Semi-Weekly iSpauish Newspaper, Published in Kew York City.
J. G. GARCIA, Editor and 31anager.
OFFICES, 23 LIBERTY ST., NEW YORK.
p. O. Address, Box 1231.
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10 SpiMire fSt., New York.
Franklin Co. Legal Record.
COLUMBUS, OHIO.
A PAPER DEVOTED EXCLUSIVELY TO COUNTY LEGAL NEWS AND THE INTERESTS
OF TAX PAYERS.
PUBLISHED EVERY THURSDAY.
Is read bj' more -well-to-do Franklin County People than any other Paper.
ONLY FIFTY CENTS A YEAR.
IS A NEAT 21x28 SHEET, AND FULL OF INFORMATION.
Rural Notes.
PUBLISHED AT
CANONSBURG, WASHINGTON CO., PENNSYLVANIA,
BY FULTON PHILLIPS.
INDEPENDENT IN POLITICS.
Price Fifty Cents a Year.
THIS PAPER IS NOW SIX YEARS OLD, AND IS ALL MADE AT HOME,
CIRCULATION 1,200.
All Snbscriptious and Ailvertiseinents Payable Cash in Advance.
The Liberty Register.
LIBERTY, - SULLIVAN CO., - NEW YORK.
CLARENCE A. SPRAtUE, Pnblisher.
The Liberty Register is published every Friday morning, is a seven-column paper,
with a circulation of S64 copies. It is located in the central part of the county, and
Is the only newspaper published on the main line of the New York, Ontario and Western
Railway, between Middletown auu Walton, a distance of 100 miles. In the matter of Home
and General news the columns < f the REGISTER are fre.sh, and contain a complete com-
pendium up to the latest momeiit of going to press.
IT IS THE ONLY PAI*ER IN THE COl NTY PUBLISHED ENTIRELY
AT HOME.
Snbscriptiou Price only $1.50 per Year.
AMERICAN NEWSPAPER DIRECTORY. 585
The Cleveland Herald.
DAILY, MORNINCi AM) EVEMNCi;, TRI-WEEKL.Y AND WEEKI^Y.
The Cleveland Daily Herald, published inornlng and evening, is a large, eight-page
first-class new^spaper, of the size of the New York Herald, having a wide circulation in
Ohio and the neighboring States. All advertisements go into both morning and evening
Issues, and reach the best class of readers.
The Cleveland Tri-Weekly Herald is of the same size as the Daily, and has a large
circulation.
The Cleveland Weekly Herald is the oldest, largest, and most attractive of weekly
papers in Northern Ohio. It has fifty six wide and long columns, is carefully edited, and
goes into many thousands of the homes of substantial families. The Cleveland Herald
has for sixty years stood in the forefront of Ohio journalism.
ADDRESS
HERALD PUBLISHING CO., - CLEVELAND, OHIO.
586 GEO. P. ROWELL & CO'S
Every Publisher
CAN AID US BY RECOMMENDING OUR FIRM TO SUCH OF HIS PATRONS AS MAY
DESIRE TO ADVERTISE BEYOND HIS IMMEDIATE VICINITY. WE RECEIVE
ADVERTISEMENTS FOR EVERY NEWSPAPER ISSUED IN AMERICA AT THE
LOWEST CASH RATES. CIRCULARS AND ESTIMATES FURNISHED
FREE. AND A LIBERAL COMMISSION ALLOWED TO PUB-
LISHERS ON ALL ORDERS FORWARDED BY THEM.
ADDRESS
GEO. P. KOWELI. & CO., NEWSPAPER ADVERTISING BUREAU,
10 Spruce St., New York.
The Cohoes News.
Daily, Issued Noon and Evening. The Weekly, Fridays and Saturdays. Fri-
day's Weekly for Counti-y Subscribers, and Saturday's for tlie City.
OFFICE OPPOSITE HARMONY HOTEL, MOHAWK STREET,
COHOES, NEW YORK.
A city of over 20,000 population. Each edition contains full telegraphic reports and the
latest local and general news, the weekly editions being further en-
hanced by interesting miscellany and literary matter.
PRINTING OF ALL DESCRIPTIONS DONE IN FIRST-CLASS STYLE.
ADVERTISING RATES ARE LOW CONSIDERING CIRCULATION.
Daily So. 00 per Year ; AVeekly $11.50 per Year; Invariably in Ailvauce.
Cuts must be solid metal throughout, never cut column rules.
EDWARD MONK, . . . _ . . JAS. H. MASTEN.
Established in April, 1872.
The Harwich Independent.
PUBLISHED AT
HAR'WICH (CAPE COD), - - MASSACHUSETTS,
By ALTON P. GOSS, Editor and Proprietor.
The Independent affords special inducements to advertisers who w^ish to reach the
people in this section of Barnstable County. It is published almost in the very centre
of Cape Cod, and has an extended circulation in all directions. Harwich (with adjoining
villages^ is a well-known and nourishing business centre of the County, and it will benefit
any trader, either local or abroad, to show up his goods in this paper.
IW SEND FOR RATES =^S
Established 1831.
The Methodist Protestant.
OFFICIAL ORGAN OF THE METHODIST PROTESTANT CHURCH.
BALTIMORE, MARYLAND.
E. J. DRINKHOUSE, - - Editor and Publisher.
Subscription $'2.'i0 per Year ; Postage Prepaid. Advertising Rates are
Very Liberal.
Circulation principally from Pennsylvania to Texas and the Mississippi Valley. Sub-
scribers not reached by advertisers through any other paper. Eight pages quarto, loix22 in.
P. O. BOX 706. OFFICE 332 W. BALTIMORE STREET.
AMERICAN NEWSPAPER DIRECTORY. 587
The American Volunteer.
CARLISLE, - ^ ^ - PENNSYLVANIA.
J, ZEAMER, Publisher
Ei^tablished 1814. - Weekly. - - Size 28x4'^.
THE LEADING AND OLDEST DEMOCRATIC LOCAL PAPER
PUBLISHED IN CUMBERLAND COUNTY.
THE BEST ADVERTISING MEDIUM IN SOUTHERN PENNSYL.VANIA.
Terms: per annum, in advance, Si. 50.
ADVERTISING RATES FURNISHED ON APPLICATION.
Address all communications to J. ZEAMER, Publisher.
Price, !»1.25 per year. . - - - Established 1870.
The Democrat.
PUBLISHED EVERY SATURDAY MORNING AT
RICHMONDVILLE, - - SCHOHARIE CO., N. Y.
J. B. OLMSTEAD, Editor and Publisher.
The Democrat is located in a thriving town, on the A. & S. Railroad, which is the
centre of a large and thickly populated region. It is a neatly-printed, spicy, twenty-
four-column sheet, and a popular and valuable advertising medium. Advertisers vvho
desire to reach a large class of the intelligent people of central New York, should take
note of the following low
Advertising Rates :
1 w^eek. 1 mo. 3 mos. 6 mos. 1 year.
One inch $0 50 $125 $2 50 $4 00 $6 00
One-quarter column 2 50 4 50 7 50 10 00 15 00
One-half column 4 00 7 50 12 50 17 50 30 00
One column 6 00 10 00 17 50 30 00 50 00
Local notices, 10 cents per line for each insertion ; special notices, 5 cents per line.
Terms of payment cash at the end of each quarter, or, when the parties are not known
to be reliable, quarterly in advance. iVo deviation.
588 GEO. P. KOWELL & GO'S
Every Publisher
CAN AID US BY RECOMMENDING OUR FIRM TO SUCH OF HIS PATRONS AS MAY
DESIRE TO ADVERTISE BEYOND HIS IMMEDIATE VICINITY. WE RECEIVE
ADVERTISEMENTS FOR EVERY NEWSPAPER ISSUED IN AMERICA AT THE
LOWEST CASH RATES. CIRCULARS AND ESTIMATES FURNISHED
FREE, AND A LIBERAL COMMISSION ALLOWED TO PUB-
LISHERS ON ALL ORDERS FORWARDED BY THEM.
ADDRESS
GEO. P. KOWELIi A CO., NEWSPAPER ADVERTISING BUREAi:,
10 Spi'Hce St., New York.
E^tablisluMl 1874.
Heiraths Anzeiger.
CONTAINS MATRIllONFAL. ADVERTISEMENTS, ENGIilSH AND GER-
MAN, FROll LADIES AND GENTLEMEN FROM ALL.
PARTS OF THE INITED STATES.
PUBLISHED MONTHLY. PRICE FIFTY CENTS PER YEAR.
Sample Copies Ten Cents. Nothinar Free.
WM. RAICIL - - - - - - P. O. BOX 3409,
NEW YORK CITY.
18 8 0.
The New York Daily Commercial
Bulletin
IS CONCEDED TO BE THE LEADING BUSINESS JOURNAL OF THE UNITED STATES.
It is acknowledged to be one of the foremost exponents of the Ranking and Finan-
cial Interests of the United States. Its market reports, its commercial news, and its sta-
tistical information are more complete than those of any other JournaJ. Witliout political
bias or alliances, it seeks to subordinate legislation to the material interests of the people. It
favors Freedom in Banking, Freedom in Commerce and Freedom of Corporations ; demand
ing for the individual and the association the largest liberty to buy or to sell, to lend or
to borrow, anywhere and on any terms and conditions without artificial restriction.
TERMS OF SUBSCRIPTION, PAYABLE IN ADVANCE :
One year (postage prepaid), $11 ; six months (postage prepaid), $6; semi-weekly edition
(postage prepaid) $5. Address all communications to
N. Y. DAILY BULLETIN ASSOCIATION, 3'2 BROADWAY.
Established in 1846.
Zanesville Daily Courier.
THE LEADING DAILY JOURNAL IN SOUTHEASTERN OHIO.
WEEKLY COURIER,
THE LEADING WEEKLY PAPER IN SOUTHEASTERN OHIO. ESTABLISHED 1810.
Circulation : Weekly 4,000 ; Daily 1,300.
Circulates priucipally in the Muskiugum Valley, the largest and richest valley in Ohio.
REPUBLICAN JOURNALS.
T. .1. NEWMAN, Editor; - J. H. DODD, Business Manager,
ZANESVILLE, OHIO.
AMERICAN NEWSPAPER DIRECTORY. 589
Boston Post.
THE BRIGHTEST, SPICIEST AND MOST RELIABLE COMMERCIAL NEWSPAPER
IN BOSTON.
AS AN ADVERTISING MEDIUII IT IS UNEQUALLED.
THE " POST " HAS BEEN ESTABLISHED FOR NEARLY HALF A CENTURY, AND IS
HIGHLY RESPECTED BY ALL CLASSES AS BEING THE LEADING NEWS-
PAPER OF ITS CHARACTER IN THE NEW ENGLAND STATES.
FOR C03I3IERCIAL, FINANCIAL, SHIP, AUCTION AND HOME NEWS
IT HAS NO SUPERIOR IN BOSTON.
The large circulation of the Daily Post among all classes of business men and the most
influential classes of the people throughout New England, makes it
One of tlie most Valuable and Effective Advertising: >Iediiiins in Boston.
POST PUBLISHING COMPANY, Proprietors,
Post Building:. Milk St., Boston.
590 GEO. P. ROWELL & CO'S
Every Publisher
CAN AID US BY RECOMMENDING OUR FIRM TO SUCH OF HIS PATRONS AS MAY
DESIRE TO ADVERTISE BEYOND HIS IMMEDIATE VICINITY. WE RECEIVE
ADVERTISEMENTS FOR EVERY NEWSPAPER ISSUED IN AMERICA AT THE
LOWEST CASH RATES. CIRCULARS AND ESTIMATES FURNISHED
FREE, AND A LIBERAL COMMISSION ALLOWED TO PUB-
LISHERS ON ALL ORDERS FORWARDED BY THEM.
ADDRESS
GEO. P. ROWEL.L, & CO., NEWSPAPER ADVERTISING BUREAU,
10 Spruce St., New York.
The Semi-Weekly Cerm.
NETVBURYPORT, MASS.
PUBLISHED EVERY WEDNESDAY AND SATURDAY AFTERNOON.
The Germ is devotel to matters of local Interest and general news, with the usual
variety of miscellany. Believing in equal and exact justice to all, it is an upholder of demo-
cratic principles, a paper for the people.
THE "GERM" OFFERS A SPECIAL ADVANTAGE TO ADVERTISERS IN HAVING A
MUCH LARGER CIRCULATION THAN THAT OF ANY OTHER PAPER
IN THE NORTHERN PART OF ESSEX COUNTY.
Advertising Rates Reasonable.
The May's Landing Record.
THE OFFICIAL, PAPER OF THE COUNTY, AND THE OFFICIAL.
ORGAN OF THE REPUBLICAN PARTY.
PUBLISHED EVERY SATURDAY AT
MAY'S LANDING, ATLANTIC COUNTY, NEW JERSEY,
BY WILLIAM G. TAYLOR.
THE BEJST ADVERTISING MEDIUM IN SOUTH JERSEY.
Terms; Si. 50 per Annum.
^3.00 A YEAR. S3.00 A YEAR.
The Army and Navy Register.
PUBLISHED WEEKLY AT 513 FOURTEENTH STREET,
'WASHINGTON, D. C.
Circulation in the Army and Navy Larger Thau all Otlier Papers
Combined.
AMERICAN NEWSPAPER DIRECTORY. 591
The Cohoes Daily Regulator.
COHOES, N. Y.
SAMUEL SAULT, Editor; WEBB & SAULT, Publishers.
Devoted to the Best Interests of the People. A Frieud and True Advo-
cate of the Kiffhts of Labor.
The dailj' and weekly editions of the Regulator have the largest circulation in the city
and neighboring towns of Waterford, Lansingburgh, Green Island, Crescent, Mechauics-
ville and Stillwater. The Weekly has also a large national circulation as a labor advocate.
No patent insides. Newsj^ and live, with a good corps of correspondents.
REGULAR SUBSCRIPTION FOR DAILY FIVE DOLLARS A YEAR IN
ADVANCE. WEEKLY REGULATOR, TWO DOLLARS.
ADVERTISING AT REASONABLE RATES.
THE
New-Yorker Handels-Zeitung
Established 1851.
M. MEYER, Editor and Proprietor.
Office, No. 131 William Street,
NEW^ YORK.
THE ONLY GERMAN FINANCIAL AND COMMERCIAL JOURNAL PUBLISHED IN THE
UNITED STATES. ACKNOWLEDGED BY THE LEADING BANKERS AND
MERCHANTS AS A MOST DESIRABLE MEDIUM FOR ADVERTISING
FINANCIAL, COMMERCIAL AND SHIPPING BUSINESS.*
Published Every Saturday in Time for the European 3Iail.
SUBSCRIPTION :
New York and all parts of the United States .110 00 per annum.
All parts of the postal universe, postage included 1100 " "
* Medicines, lotteries, &c., strictly excluded.
592 GEO. P. ROWELL & GO'S
Every Publisher
CAN AID US BY RECOMMENDING OUR FIRM TO SUCH OF HIS PATRONS AS MAY
DESIRE TO ADVERTISE BEYOND HIS IMMEDIATE VICINITY. WE RECEIVE
ADVERTISEMENTS FOR EVERY NEWSPAPER ISSUED IN AMERICA AT THE
LOWEST CASH RATES. CIRCULARS AND ESTIMATES FURNISHED
FREE, AND A LIBERAL COMMISSION ALLOWED TO PUB-
LISHERS ON ALL ORDERS FORWARDED BY THEM.
ADDRESS
GEO. P. ROWELL, «fe CO., NEWSPAPER ADVERTISING BUREAU,
10 Spruce Sr., Ne^v York.
The Evening Telephone.
HAVERHILL, MASS.
BRIDGMAN, GAY & CO., - - - - - PUBLISHERS.
The Only Penny Paper in the Vicinity.
HAS A VERY LARGE AND CONSTANTLY INCREASING CIRCULATION.
THE "TELEPHONE" HAS THE LARGEST PAYING CIRCULATION
OF ANY DAILY, EXCEPT ONE, IN THE COUNTY.
RATES ON APPLICATION.
McVeytown Journal.
INDEPENDENT IN ALL THIN<iS, NEUTRAL IN NOTHING.
ISSUED EVERY THURSDAY AT
McVEYTOW^N, - MIFFLIN COUNTY, PENNSYLVANIA.
E. CONRAD, EDITOR AND PUBLISHER.
Terms, - - $1.50 per Annum, - In Advance.
THE "JOURNAL" HAS A CIRCULATION OF 600 COPIES.
The Cortland Gazette.
PUBLISHED EVERY FRIDAY AT
CORTLAND, TRUMBULL COUNTY, - - OHIO,
BY GAZETTE COMPANY.
TERMS, $1.50 PER ANNUM, - - - PAYABLE IN ADVANCE,
The Gazette is published in the interests of the leading industries of this locality, giving
the local and general news of the day, being identified with the cheese and butter interests
of the most important dairy locality of the Western Reserve. A most desirable medium
for advertisers to reach the farmers, dairymen and stock-breeders in one of the richest
farming localities in the United States. The Gazette is also identified with the educational
interests of this locality, it being the seat of one of the most important Academic Institu-
tions in Northern Ohio.
Rates for Advertising : One inch, one time, 50 cents; each subsequent Insertion
25 cents; column rates given on application. All communications on business and remit-
tances should be addressed to JOHN JOHNSTON, Editor.
AMERICAN NEWSPAPER DIRECTORY. 593
The Spy,
DAILY AND WEEKLY
"WORCESTER, _ _ - MASSACHUSETTS.
The Spy was established by Isaiah Thomas, July, 1770, and pronounced in favor of the
party of the Revolution. Its editor was, like Samuel Adams and John Hancock, one of the
" Traitors " who were to be summarily executed by the British— when taken. But he was
not taken ; to avoid any interruption of this unpleasant character he removed his type and
press from Boston, where first established, to Worcester, just before the affair of Lexington
and Concord, and the paper has been printed in Worcester ever since.
The last number of the Spy issued in Boston, was dated April 6, 1775. On the 3d of 3Iay
following, the Spy came out in Worcester, with its motto in large type, as follows :
"AMERICANS! LIBERTY OR DEATH ! JOIN OR DIE !"
The Spy continued a vigorous advocate of the Independence of America, burning- like a
calcium-light through the Revolution. It lived to see the Independence of the United
States secured, and to report the one hundredth anniversary of the birth of the Republic,
having then scored its one hundred and sixth year.
THE WORCESTER DAILY SPY,
which from the first, has been distinguished for its vigorous advocacy of Republican
principles, has spared no effort to secure always prompt and reliable news. Started when
Worcester, now the second City in the State, was but a village, the Spy has grown with its
marvelous development, and is intimately allied with its past history, its present interests,
and its future progress. The Spy has for more than one hundred years been the chief
Newspaper in Central Massachusetts, and its circulation, always good, is to-day commen-
sui-ate with its high reputation. No New England Journal has a better list of readers, and
few have a larger one.
The first thing ever printed in Worcester was a copy of the Spy. Then, as now, the Spy
was prompt -with the news, giving a stirring account of the Battle of Lexington. As an
illustration of the enterprise of the Spy, before the days of the telegraph, this journal
printed in May, 1775, the earliest published contemporary account of the capture of Ticon-
deroga. This account was the source from which the London periodicals of that date
made up their notices of the expedition.
The Spy to-day, by Its connection with the Associated Press and its thousands of miles
of telegraph wire and submarine cable, is able to give each morning the daily history of the
world. Its corps of correspondents will compare in excellence with that of any similar
journal. It prints full and accurate market reports, home and foreign, money and stocks,
and gives earliest intelligence of all movements in trade and commerce.
The Spy gives special attention to its home news, and its record of passing local events
will be found prompt, full and accurate. Its superior staff of reporters and correspon-
dents enables it to excel in this department.
The Spy Is the best and cheapest advertising medium through which to reach the
readers and buyers of Central Massachusetts. Those having wants to supply or the means
of supplying the wants of others, cannot more surely and more profitably reach each other
than through the Worcester Spy.
THE TERMS OF THE DAILY SPY ARE $8 A YEAR, IN ADVANCE;
OTHERWISE SEVENTY-FIVE CENTS A MONTH.
THE WEEKLY, $2 A YEAR.
JoH5 D. Baldwin.
John S. Baxdwin.
Chas. C. Baldwin.
38
JOHN D. BALDWIN & CO., Publishers,
444 MAIN STREET, Oppo. City Hall,
"WORCESTER.
51(4 GEO. r. KOWELL & GO'S
Every Publisher
CAN AID US BY RECOMMENDING OUR FIRM TO SUCH OF HIS PATRONS AS MAY
DESIRE TO ADVERTISE BEYOND HIS IMMEDIATE VICINITY. WE RECEIVE
ADVERTISEMENTS FOR EVERY NEWSPAPER ISSUED IN AMERICA AT THE
LOWEST CASH RATES. CIRCULARS AND ESTIMATES FURNISHED
FREE, AND A LIBERAL COMMISSION ALLOWED TO PUB-
LISHERS ON ALL ORDERS FORWARDED BY THEM.
ADDRESS
CiEO. P. KOWEI.L & CO., >EWfSPAl»Ell ADVERTISING BlUEAU,
10 Spruce St., Xew York.
Lithopolitan Home News.
A FORTY-EIGHT-COLUMN PAPER.
Circulation. -----. 600 Weekly.
PUBLISHED BY KRAMER BROS.,
LITHOPOLIS, OHIO.
ADVERTISING RATES :
Per square of lin. length, . - - S'i.50 Per Year.
Oue ColuHiu, ----- $.30.00 Per Year.
SHORTER TIME AT PROPORTIONATE RATES.
Circulation Is in a rich farming country, and among people who are able to buy all the
luxuries of life.
The Sheboygan County News.
Weekly. Published every Wednesday Moruiug:.
JOHN E. THOMAS, Editor and Publisher.
SHEBOYGAN FALL.S, - - - WISCONSIN.
"Independent ix all Things, Neutral in Nothing."
The News is the Largest and Best English Paper published in the County. Official
Paper for the Dairy Interests. The Best Advertising Medium, and circulation guaranteed
to exceed that of any other English Newspaper published in Sheboygan County.
This is a large Manufacturing and Agricultural County, and the greatest Dairy
County in the West.
ftjubscriptiou: Three Mouths, .50c.; Hix Mouths, Si ; Oue Year, $2.
Address, W. C. THOMAS, Business Manager.
Educational Journal of Virginia.
DEVOTED TO THE INTERESTS OF EDUCATION
IN ALL ITS DEPARTMENTS.
THE ORGAN OF THE SUPERINTENDENT OF PUBLIC IN.STRUCTION.
Published Monthly.
wr^.n^^o;. < W^. F. FOX, A.M., PRINCIPAL RICHMOND HIGH SCHOOL.
i!.DlTORb, I jjQjj -^yjyj jj RUFFNER, LL.D., SUPT. PUBLIC INSTRUCTION.
Terms: - - $1.00 a Year, - - lu Advauce.
Address-WM. F. FOX, No. 329 \V. MAIN STREET,
RICHMOND, VA.
AMERICAN NEWSPAPER DIRECTORY. 595
The Guardian.
A WEEKLY RELIGIOUS NEWSPAPER, CONDUCTED IN THE INTERESTS
OF THE PROTESTANT EPISCOPAL CHURCH.
PUBLISHED AT 61 BIBLE HOUSE, NEW YORK.
N. S. RICHARDSON & CO., Publishers.
ADVERTISJER.S WILL. FIND ''THE GUARDIAN" A VALIABLE
3IEDIUM FOR REACHIN(; THE BIJ^HOP!?, CLERGY
AND LAITY OF OUR CHURCH.
None but first -class advertisements will be taken.
A special department will be devoted to the Schools of the Church, and we shall make
it to the advantage of all to be represented in our columns.
ADVERTISING RATES :
15 Cents per line, each iasertion; Reading Notices, 25 Cents.
Liberal Discounts ox Continued Insertions.
Established 1873.
The Indianapolis Sun.
ORGAN OF THE NATIONAL GREENBACK LABOR PARTY'.
Published every Wednesday by the "SUN" COMPANY at
INDIANAPOLIS, - - - - - - INDIANA,
At $1.00 per Aunnui.
J. K. SPEER, Editor; THOMP BURTON, Advertising 3Ianager.
1^* Circulation over 15,000, almost exclusiA-ely among: Farmers,
and principally in the West and South-West.
RATES OF ADVERTISING:
2W° Advertisements changeable monthly, at option of advertiser.
1 year. 6 mos. 3 mos. 1 mo. 1 1.
1 column.. S3(H3 OU $16li 00 $85 00 S^^ 00 $10 00
y, " . . 16J 00 85 00 45 00 16 00 7 00
i| " . . 85 00 45 00 25 00 9 00 5 00
1^ "... 45 00 25 00 13 00 5 00 3 00
1 inch 30 OU 16 00 9 00 3 00 2 00
]4 " 16 00 9 00 5 00 2 00 1 50
I^" Cash to accompany copy on orders of $5.00 or less. All biUs payable quarterly on
demand, after second publication of advertisement.
A discount of 10 per cent, on orders of $5.1*0 or more, where cash accompanies order.
Address direct,
THOMP BURTON,
Advertising Manager ''Sun,'' Indianapolis, Indiana.
Specials, 1 time per line 20c
■i 2oc.
" 1 month " 40c.
Six months oi- a year, on contract, change-
able semi-monthly at option of adver-
tiser, per line, each insertion 8c
596 GEO. P. ROWELL & CO'S
Every Publisher
CAN AID US BY RECOMMENDING OUR FIRM TO SUCH OF HIS PATRONS AS MAY
DESIRE TO ADVERTISE BEYOND HIS IMMEDIATE VICINITY. WE RECEIVE
ADVERTISEMENTS FOR EVERY NEWSPAPER ISSUED IN AMERICA AT THE
LOWEST CASH RATES. CIRCULARS AND ESTIMATES FURNISHED
FREE, AND A LIBERAL COMMISSION ALLOWED TO PUB
LISHERS ON ALL ORDERS FORWARDED BY THEM.
ADDRESS
GEO. P. ROWEL-Ii «fe CO., NEAVHPAPER ADVERTISING BUREAU,
10 Spruce St., New York.
The Davenport Daily and Weekly
Gazette.
PUBLISHED IN THE MOST POPULOUS CITY OF THE STATE OF IOWA.
The Daily is in its Twenty sixth Year, is the Morning Representative Paper of the Triad
of Citie.s, Davenport, Rock Island and Moline, and is delivered by Carriers every
Morning (Sundays excepted), in each of these cities, thus reaching a Population double
THAT OF ANY DAILY PUBLISHED IN lowA. It is also sold on all the Railroads and Steamboats,
running from this important centre.
The Only English 3Ioruiug Daily in Davenport.
The Weekly, in its Fortieth Year, is sent to every State in the Union, asid is the
FARMER'S PAPER OF IOWA AND EASTERN ILLINOIS.
EDWARD RUSSELL, Editor. GAZETTE CO., Publishers.
E. C. CHAPIN, Business Manager.
The Western^ Carolinian-
HICKORY, N. C.
A LIVE NEWSPAPER, DEVOTED TO POLITICS AND THE MATERIAL INTERESTS
OF WESTERN NORTH CAROLINA.
Published Every Friday at Si. 00 a Year.
A GOOD ADVERTISING MEDIUM.
Published at Hickory, a town of 2,000 inhabitants, and the centre of the Produce Trade
of twelve of the Best Counties in the Western part of the State. Is the Tobacco Market of
this region, and engaged largely in Tobacco Manufacturing. The town is rapidly building up.
The Carolinian having a large and rapidly increasing circulation in all these Counties,
offers unexcelled facilities as an Advertising Medium. The paper is all published at home.
Advertising Rates Reasonable and Made Kuovrn on Application.
H. S. BLAIR, Editor and Proprietor.
Laurel Cleaner.
PUBLISHED EVERY SATURDAY - - - BY J. FRANK HAMILTON,
At the Flourishing Town op
LAUREL, PRINCE GEORGE'S COUNTY, MD.
LAUREL IS SITUATED ON THE B. & O. R. R., MIDWAY BETWEEN BALTIMORE
AND WASHINGTON, A DISTANCE OF EIGHTEEN MILES EACH WAY.
IT IS ALSO AT THE INTERSECTION OF HOWARD, MONT-
GOMERY, ANNE ARUNDEL COUNTIES, AND
HAS A POPULATION OF 3,000.
This Journal, finding its way into all those Counties, naturally makes it one of the
best Advertising Mediums in Southern Maryland.
AMERICAN NEWSPAPER DIRECTORY. 597
Y Wasg
("THE PRESS.")
The Only Welsh Journal Published West of the Allegheny 3Iountaius,
AND ACKNOWLEDGED BY FAR TO HAVE THE
I.ARGEST CIRCULATION OF ANY WEI.l^iH JOURNAL IN AMERICA.
Y Wasg will be devoted to General News, Manufactures, Agriculture, Literature, Art,
Science, Politics, and the protection of and the general advancement of the Welsh people
as a nation in the United States.
There being but one other Welsh journal published in America, the importance of this
•one will be obvious to the advertiser,
Y Wasg is the best source of information to nearly 30,000 Welsh speaking and reading
•citizens of the State of Pennsylvania alone. And in the Eastern States
"Y WASG" FINDS ITS WAY INTO EVERY CITY, TOWN AND HAMLET
•where a manufacturing establishment exists, or coal or ore is produced, or a Welsh family
J'esides ; while throughout the West it is next to impossible to find a locality not peopled to
a considerable extent by our nationality.
The chai-acter, calling and condition of the Welsh people all over America is another
important matter to be considered, as it is conceded that no nation on the face of the globe
possess such an extraordinary percentage of skilled mechanics in all branches of industry
and at all times commanding the best salaries, besides owning a large proportion of the
industrial stock of the countrj-.
The attention of business men in general is called to this unrivalled opportunity of
reaching by advertisement so many thousands of the most impoi'tant people in the United
States through the columns of Y Wasg.
The columns of the paper will at all times be found to contain matter of an attractive,
interesting and instructive character.
The Welsh people leing proverbially Republican, the politics of the paper will be
sincompromising Republican.
SUBSCRIPTION PER ANN(>I, - - - $'2.U0.
ALL COMMUNICATIONS MUST BE ADDRESSED TO
E. M. BYNON, Manager " Y Wasg,"
88 DIAMOND STREET, PITTSBURGH, PENNSYLVANIA.
598
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The Lawrence Press.
Published Weekly at
LAWRENCEBURG, LAWRENCE COUNTY, TENNESSEE.
INDEPENDENT IN POLITICS.
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THE PEOPI.E\S PAPER.
The Morning Herald
(Establii^lied 1875.)
HAS A LARGER CIRCULATION THAN ANY PAPER SOUTH OF PHILADELPHIA,
WITH ONE EXCEPTION.
The Evening Herald.
The Popular Eveniiigr Paper of the City.
The combined circulation of morning and evening editions is greater than the aggregate
cii'culation of all other eitj' dailies, with one exception.
Rates for advertising proportionately lower than any flrst-class journals in the counti-y.
Estimates furnished with specimen copies.
The display given to advertisements makes these mediums the best in the South.
Circulation nearly doubled within the last year, and steadily increasing.
Establiished in 1873.
The Sewing Machine Journal
II^IilSTRATED. EIGHT PAGEfS. TINT PAPER.
(THE FIRST INDEPENDENT SEWING MACHINE PAPER IN THE WORLD.)
Piiblislied 3Ioiithly, and Devoted to tiie Interests of the Se\vins: ^lacliine,
its Accessories, and all of their Practical l^ses.
TERMS: iSl.-i.) A YEAR, IN ADVANCE. - SINGLE COPIES, 12 CENTS.
C. A. LOVEJOY, Editor and Proprietor.
73 BIBLE HOUSE BUILDING, ASTOR PLACE.
(Opposite Cooper Union.)
It is not the organ of any one manufactory, but will aim to protect the interests of all,
though maintaining freedom of expression in what our judgment directs. A limited num-
ber of reputable advertisements will be received. As this paper circulates regularlj- among
all semng machine agents, it is the most effectual and ilirect medium through which busi-
ness men can make known their wants, etc. Advertising rates published in each issue.
Geo. P. Rowell & Co., New York, Agents.
Endorsed by Fifteen Standard Sewing Machine Companies. See May 1st Issue, 1R91.
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The Baptist.
J. R, GRAVES, LL.D., EDITOR. J. S. MAHAFFY & CO., PUBLISHERS.
OFFICE 227 SECOND STREET,
MEMPHIS, TENN.
HAS THE LARGEST CIRCULATION AND IS THE OLDEST BAPTIST PAPER IN THE
SOUTHWEST. CIRCULATES EXTENSIVELY IN TENNESSEE, MISSISSIPPI,
ARKANSAS, GEORGIA, ALABAMA, LOUISIANA, AND TEXAS.
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BEST— giving the largest returns for amount invested. We solicit the Cards of First-t-lass
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responsible for every line in our paper.
luka Weekly Mirror.
DEVOTED TO THE INDUSTRIAL INTERESTS, POLITICS, AGRICULTURE, CHOICE
MISCELLANY AND GENERAL INTELLIGENCE.
Subscription: _--■_-- $1.50.
Advertising Rates Liberal. Terms Cash. J. J. Chambers, Editor and Publisher, Sec-
retary of luka Land Company and Immigration Agent for Mississippi.
lUKA, TISHOMINGO COUNTY, MISSISSIPPI.
The Mirror is the only paper published in Tishomingo County. It has a circulation of
500 at home, and an exclusive territory of fifty square miles in which it circulates. It is
also an immigration paper ; an edition of 10,000 copies, printed three times a year, to cir-
culate among those seeking homes in the South. Persons desiring cheap homes in a good,
healthy, salubrious climate, by sending stamp to J. J. Chambers, Sec. luka Land Co., luka,
Tishomingo Co., Miss., for return answer, will be cheerfully furnished with desired infor-
mation. The Mirror will be gent to immigrants at 50 cents per year. Issued Thursdays.
J. J. CHAMBERS, EDITOR AND PUBLISHER.
The Housatonic Ray
Is by many years the oldest paper published in this part of Litchfield County. It is the
only paper within twenty miles which is Published %vholly at Home.
Only two other papers in the County are home-print, and they are from twenty to
thirty -five miles from The Ray's office. The Ray is published in
THE HOUSATONIC VALLEY,
In a farming community, which is also the headquarters of the tobacco interest, and it has
nothing which can be called a competitor between Bridgeport and Great Barrington— a
distance of ninety miles. Its list of honest, bono fide subscribers is not equaled by more
than one paper in" the County, and that is thirty five miles distant.
Being independent in all things, it has a general circulation among all classes.
Subscription Price: - - - - $2 Per Year.
ADVERTISING RATES THE SAME TO EVERYBODY.
Address M. L. DELAVAN,
NEW MIEFORD, CONN.
A3IER1CAX NEWSPAPER DIRECTORY.
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The Portland Transcript.
PUBLISHED WEEKLY AT
PORTLAND,
MAINE.
ELWELL., PICKARD <fc CO., Editoi-^ and Publishers.
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REPORTS. Etc.
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The Magnet
IS PUBLISHED EVERY FRIDAY MORNING AT THE "MAGNET" OFFICE,
OTTERVILLE, ONTARIO, CANADA.
Has a good circulation in a prosperous section of country. Advertising agents, and
others desirous of introducing articles of anj- description will And it profitable to advertise-
in the Magnet. Advertisements solicited.
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be charged for entering on our list anv " information " required. For any " information "
regarding "Information" Office, free, address S. WEAVER, Editor of "Magnet,"
OTTERVILLE, Ontario, Can.
Young Folks' Musical Monthly.
MUSICAL MONTHLY PUBLISHING CO.,
STRONGSVILLE, - ^_ - - - OHIO.
The Best ami Cheapest 3Iusical Paper Puhlislied.
Containing choice, original and selected Stories, Poems, Home News, Critical Notices,
Sketches of Music and Musicians, Practical Hints, Answers to Correspondents, Anecdotes,
etc., etc., besides from six to eight pieces of new music in each number, mostly written for-
this paper. Now Is the time to subscribe, and thereby secure the volume complete.
Subscription Only 75 Cents per Annum, Postpaid. Single Copies Ten Cts.
Upwards of seventy-five choice pieces of music presented to each subscriber during the year.
ADVERTISING RATES FURNISHED ON APPLICATION.
The Independent.
CAMILLUS, NEW YORK
JERE. CONNOLLY, JR., EDITOR AND Publisher.
An Independent Republican Weekly Paper, Having a Large Circulation
Throughout Onondaga, One of the Most Thriving
Counties in the State.
ADVERTISING RATES, FOR FIRST-CLASS ADVERTISEMENTS, REASONABLE.
" Snide " Advertisements not Accepted at any Price.
AMERICAN NEWSPAPER DIRECTORY. 605
T JIE
Philadelphia Evening Bulletin^
The Oldest and Best Alteruoou Newspaper iu Pennsylvania,
CONTAINING ASSOCIATED PRESS NEWS FROM ALL PARTS OF THE WORLD^
SPECIAL CORRESPONDENCE FROM AT HOME AND ABROAD. CHOICE
CURRENT LITERATURE, DRAMATIC AND MUSICAL CRITICISMS,
FINANCIAL AXD COMMERCIAL MARKET REPORTS, ABLE AND
FEARLESS EDITORIALS, MISCELLANEOUS NEWS, ETC.
SUBSCRIPTION TERMS— SS.OO A YEAR, free of postage; or 18 cents per week,
payable to the carrier.
For particular information in regard to advertising, address
PEACOCK, FETHERSTON & CO., Proprietors,
607 CHESTNUT ST., PHILADELPHIA.
The Saturday Review-
EAST LIVERPOOL AND 'WELLSVILLE, OHIO^
WM. B. McCORD, EDITOR axd Publisher.
THE BEST ADVERTIf?ING 3IEDIL3I IN COLUMBIANA COUNTY*^
The only paper having a general circulation in East Liverpool, Wellsville and
Salineville— the three leading manufacturing towns in the county.
East Liverpool is a rapidlj- growing tow'n, having doubled its business and its population
within- Ave years, and having now^ nearly or quite 6,000 inhabitants. The improvement and
increase this year will be greater than any former year. It is now the great potterj' centre
of this country.
Wellsville has a population of almost 4,000, is an important railroad point, contains the
C. & P. R. R. Machine Shops, large Rolling Mill, Stone China Manufactory, and other
industries, besides other enterprises under way.
Salineville, with a population of 3,000, is one of the chief mining towns in the State,
shipping by rail upwards of 100 cars of coal per day.
The Saturday Review is an 8-col. folio, 26x40, published at the rate of $1.25 per year, in
advance.
Principal Office: EAST LIVERPOOL,, OHIO.
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The Evening Journal.
PUBLISHED AT
OTTAWA, ----- ILLINOIS,
The County Seat of La Salle County.
WILLIAMS & WILSON, - - - EDITORS AND Publishers.
The Journal is a five-column folio, published every day except Sunday, and has the
largest city circulation of any paper published in the city. Population of Ottawa lO.O'X).
Rates of Advertising Reasonable.
THE GREAT INTER-STATE NEWSPAPER.
Cedar Rapids Weekly Tribune.
published at
CEDAR RAPIDS, - - - IOWA,
THE CENTRAL AND CHIEF CITY OF THE STATE.
Terms: ISl.SO per Annum. Advertising Rates Furnished on Application.
D. G. GOODRICH, Editor and Proprietor.
Without political or sectarian bias or alliances, owning no man as master, the Tribune
is the slave of no sect or party. It speaks for its readers openly, freely and without fear or
favor. The Tribune is destined to become a household word among all who are interested in
Iowa news, and have a liking for an independent and outspoken organ of public opinion.
Merchants, tradesmen and others wishing to call attention of the public to their business,
Avill promote their interests by adopting the Tribune as their medium of communication.
Address, THE TRIBUNE, Cedar Rapids, Iowa.
The Albany Advertiser.
ALBANY, GEORGIA.
The Only Daily, and the Liargrest Weekly Circulation in Southivest Georgia.
Daily, Every Evening, $6 a Year ; Weekly, Every Saturday, $2 a Year.
WELCH & MITCHELL, Proprietors ; H. M. McINTOSH, Editor and
Business Manager.
ADVERTISING RATES REASONABLE. SPECIAL INDUCEMENTS TO LIBERAL ADVER-
TISERS ON MONTHLY, QUARTERLY OR YEARLY CONTRACTS.
The Advertiser is a representative political and family newspaper of the Great Cotton
Belt of Southwest Georgia, and is the best advertising medium in this section.
AMERICAN NEWSPAPKK DIRECTORY. 605
The Husbandman.
SIXTH YEAR.
REDUCED PRICE, $1.00 A YEAR. $1.0O
THE HUSBANDMAN
HAS WIDELY RECOGNIZED STANDING IN THE FRONT RANK OF AGRICULTURAI,
JOURNALISM. WHILE TREATING FULLY ALL QUESTIONS EMBRACED IN PRAC-
TICAL AGRICULTURE. IT DISCUSSES WITH FEARLESS ABILITY THE
ECONOMIC PROBLEMS THAT AFFECT ALL PRODUCTIVE INDUSTRIES.
ALL THE WELL-KNOWN FEATURES OF "THE HUSBANDMAN" WILL
BE MAINTAINED, INCLUDING FULL REPORTS OF THE FAMOUS
ELMIRA FARMERS' CLUB DISCUSSIONS, AND FROM TIME TO
TIME EDITORIAL LETTERS OF TRAVEL AND OBSERVATION
ABROAD. ITS LIST OF CONTRIBUTORS EMBRACE MANY
WRITERS WHOSE WORK HAS ALREADY ADDED
LARGELY TO THE INTEREST AND VALUE OF ITS
COLUMNS. IT PRESENTS COMPLETE REPORTS
OF NEW YORK AND PHILADELPHIA.
A FIRST-CLASS ADVERTISING MEDIUM.
Its editorial conduct Is of a character that carries it into the families of the better
portion of the agricultural community, while its long pursued policy of declining advertise-
ments of a doubtful character
GIVES ITS ADVERTISING COLUMNS PECULIAR FORCE AND VALUE.
ADVERTISING RATE, SIX CENTS PER LINE, EACH INSERTION.
ADDRESS ALL COMMUNICATIONS
HUSBANDMAN, ELMIRA, NEW YORK.
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10 fSpriice S?t., New York.
The Rural New-Yorker.
NO. 34 PARK ROW, CORNER BEEK3IAN STREET,
NEW YORK
CIRCULATION TWENTY -EIGHT THOUSAND
THE GREAT HORTICULTURAL AND AGRICULTURAL. AUTHORITY
Eighty-two Acres of Experiment Grounds.
A PROFUSELY ILLUSTRATED SIXTEEN-PAGE WEEKLY.
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The ClaysYJIle Sentinel.
PUBLISHED WEEKLY AT
CLAYSVILLE, - - - PENNSYLVANIA.
i^ubscriptiou Price, $1.50 per Year.
HORACE B. DURANT, Editor; MRS. H. ABRAHAM DURANT, Publisher.
The Sentinel will advocate Prohibition of the Drink Traffic ; the Sanctity of the Chris-
tian Sabbath as a Day of Rest ; the use of the Bible in our Common Schools ; an Undivided,
Unsectarian Common School Fund ; the extension of the Right of Suffrage to Woman ;
Watchfulness of Romish Aggression, and Jesuitical Intrigue ; a Protestant Government,
opposed to Papal Union of Church and State. The Sentinel has one of the Best Ijocal
Circulations in the County, and steadilj- increasing, at Home and Abroad.
GENERAL ADVERTISING TERMS VERY MODERATE.
The New Hampton Freie Presse.
THE LEADING GERMAN NEWSPAPER OF NORTHERN IOWA.
INDEPENDENT IN POLITICS. HAS A LARfiE AND CONSTANTLY
INCREASING CIRCULATION.
ZANDER BROTHERS, .... EDITORS AND PUBLISHERS.
Advei'tisers wanting their card placed before the German fanning community of North-
.ern Iowa will do well to correspond with us. Rates made known on application.
Address THE FREIE PRESSE,
NEW HAMPTON, ----- IOWA.
AMERICAN NEWSPAPER DIRECTORY. 607
THE NEWSPAPER!^ OF THE NATIONAL, CAPITAL.
The Evening Star.
The Weekly Star
W^ASHINGTON, D. C.
THE EVENING STAR (on Saturdays a large Eight-Page Paper of fifty-six columns, the
size of the N. Y. dailies,) is everywhere recognized as the leading paper of the city. It has
treble the circulation of any other paper in Washington. As an advertising medium, it
reaches a large transient and permanent population.
It printed in 1879 30,636 advertisements, and on April 17, 1880, its regular, bona fide
edition was 19»515 copies. Sworn statements of these facts will be furnished.
Address
THE EVENING STAR NEWSPAPER CO.,
WASHINGTON, D. C.
The Dennison Paragraph
AN INDEPENDENT NEWSPAPER.
THE SPICY LITTLE PAPER OF THE TUSCARAWAS VALLEY,
PUBLISHED EVERY SATURDAY AT
DENNISON, OHIO,
Location of the Machine Shops and Division Offices of the P., C. & St. L. Railway.
PARAGRAPH PUBLISHING CO., Publishers; W. A. PITTENGER, Editor axd Manager.
The PARAGRAPH was established December 13, 18T9, and by its enterprise in gathering
and publishing all the Local News, has already attained a large circulation at home, in the
neighboring town of Uhrichsville, and along the lines of the PanHandle and Cleveland,
Tuscarawas Valley & Wheeling Railways.
IT IS A TWENTY-COLUMN PAPER; SIZE, 20x26 INCHES.
Subscriptiou Price, only Si. 00 a Year.
Specimen copy free on application. For advertising rates apply to the Editor and
Manager, or to Geo. P. Rowell & Co., Agents, New York.
608 ■ GEO. P. ROVVELL & CO'S
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ADVERTISEMENTS FOR EVERY NEWSPAPER ISSUED IN AMERICA AT THE
LOWEST CASH RATES. CIRCULARS AND ESTIMATES FURNISHED
FREE, AND A LIBERAL COMMISSION ALLOWED TO PUB-
LISHERS ON ALL ORDERS FORWARDED BY THEM.
ADDRESS
GEO. P. ROWELIi «fe CO., NEWSPAPER ADVERTISING BUREAU,
10 Spruce St., New York.
The New Jerusalem Messenger
IS A WEEKLY PERIODICAL,
Devoted to the exposition of the doctrines of Christianity as expounded in the writings
of Emanuel Swedenborg. It is a quarto of sixteen pages, of wliich fourteen pages
consist of original matter, and two are given to advertisements— mostly of new Church
publications. It is the largest, and, until the " Morning Light " was recently started in Eng-
land, the only weekly publication in the world devoted to these objects.
Many cannot, until they become accustomed to Swedenborg's style, and familiar with
some of the fundamental principles of his teachings, understand his books. They do not
comprehend his lofty ideas until they are expressed in more modern phraseology. The
Messenger is especially adapted to meet the wants of such persons, interpreting the Ian-
gauge of Swedenborg's writings, and presenting his ideas in accordance with our modern
niodes of expression. The comprehension of the teachings of this writer is well worthy
the study and endeavor of every one. In them will be found the presentation of the purest
spiritual thought and the highest spiritual lif<^
Subscriptions to the Messenger are $3.20 a year. Specimen numbers five cents. Sub-
scription for anv clergyman, $1.70. Subscription for extra copies to be distributed gratui-
tously, $1.70. Advertisements Ave cents per line. Is published at
No. 20 Cooper Union, New York City, E. H. SWINNEY, Manager.
The Milford Chronicle
IS PUBLISHED EVERY FRIDAY AT NO. 5 SOUTH WALNUT ST.,
MILFORD, - - - DELAWARE,
BY SCOTT & TOWNSEND.
Its Circulation Exceeds that of any Other Paper in the State South of the
State Capital, and Consequently it is a Very Valuable Adver-
tising Medium for those who wish to Secure the
Patronage of the People of Delaware.
RATES OF ADVERTISING AND ANY OTHER INFORMATION CHEERFULLY FUR-
NISHED ON APPLICATION.
SUBSCRIPTION PRICE: - - ONE DOLLAR PER YEAR.
The Talbotton Standard.
PUBLISHED AT
TALBOTTON, ----- GEORGIA.
OLDEST PAPER IN WEST GEORGIA.
Official Organ of Talbot County. Largest Circulation of any Paper in this
Section. If You Want to Reach the People Advertise in it.
W. J. HALL, PROPRIETOR, - - - TALBOTTON, GEORGIA.
AMERICAN NEWSPAPER DIRECTORY. 609
qiARTEK CENTURY YEAR
OF THE
Western Farm Journal
A Progressive Agricultural, Live Stock aud Family Weekly,
PUBLISHED EVEKY SATURDAY, AT
DES MOINES, THE CAPITAL OF IOWA.
ONLY AGRICULTURAL WEEKLY IN THE STATE.
WITH THE YEAR 1880 THE "WESTERN FARM JOURNAL" ENTERS UPON THE
TWENTY-FIFTH YEAR OF ITS PUBLICATION, AND DURING
THAT TIME IT HAS NOT FAILED, FOR A SINGLE
ISSUE, TO MAKE ITS APPEARANCE REGU-
LARLY EVERY WEEK.
IT IS THE OLDEST FAR3I AND LIVE STOCK AVEEKL.Y WEST
OF THE MISSISSIPPI, AND THE ONLY PAPER
OF ITS CLASS IN IOWA.
For upwards of Fifteen Years it lias been the Official Paper of Iowa, and,
by reauirement of la>v, a copy is paid for and kept regularly on
file for public inspection at every Court House in the State.
THE INFLUENTIAL POSITION IT OCCUPIES BEFORE THE PUBLIC, TOGETHER
WITH ITS WIDE CIRCULATION AJIONG THE BETTER CLASS OF PERSONS,
BESIDES BEING RIGHT IN THE HEART OF THE GREAT CORN, WHEAT,
CATTLE AND HOG DISTRICT OF THE WEST, RENDERS IT OF
ESPECIAL VALUE AS A MEDIUM THROUGH WHICH
ALL CLASSES OF BUSINESS MAY BE BROUGHT
PROMINENTLY BEFORE THE PUBLIC.
Each issue is printed on Fine Tinted Paper, consists of Sixteen Pages, of
convenient size for binding, hence more likely to be preserved
for future reference, which gives to Advertise-
ments in it a more lasting value.
ADVERTISERS ARE INVITED TO SEND FOR COPIES OF THE PAPER AND
ESTIMATES ON THEIR ADVERTISEMENTS.
Address, WESTERN FAR3I JOURNAL,
DES MOINES, IOWA.
39
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ADDRESS
GEO. P. ROWEIili & CO., NEWSPAPER ADVERTISING BUREAU,
10 Spruce St., New York.
Established 1856.
Dubuque National Demokrat,
DUBUQUE, lO^VA.
PUBLISHED EVERY THURSDAY BY F. A. GNIFFKE
OFFICIAL. PAPER OF CITY AND COUNTY OF DUBUQUE.
Is the Oldest Gerinau Paper in Northern Iowa.
Both city and county of Dubuque contain by far the largest population of the State,
more than one-third of which consists of German Americans ; and the National Demokrat
having been for the greater part of the last twenty-three years (during which it was pub-
lished and edited by its original founder), the only organ of the latter class, has found Its
way into the great majority of German American families in city and county, without
regard to their politics or religion. As an advertising medium among this class and in this
particular locality, as well as in adjoining counties, it stands second to none.
Advertisements Inserted at Reasonable Rates.
ONLY GERMAN PAPER IN CRAWFORD COUNTY AND IN THE WHOLE OIL REGIONS.
Crawford County Post.
Established 1876.
Published every Thursday by F. FRIES & SON at
MEADVILLE, - - - - PENNSYLVANIA.
■^- Subscription Price, including: "Erzaehler," ^"2 per Yiear.
The Post is one of the best Advertising Mediums in Northwestern Pennsylvania.
Advertising terms made known on application to the publishers.
Sample Copies Mailed Free to any Address.
The Perth Expositor.
PERTH, - - LANARK CO., - - ONTARIO.
A THIRTY-SIX-COLUMN PAPER.
A. J. MATHESON, - - - Proprietor.
Subscription Si. ,50 per Annum.
The Expositor is published in the Count!/ Tuivn of one of the best counties in Eastern
Ontario. It has a wide circulation, and the Political party of which it Is the representative,
returns its candidates to both the Dominion Parliament and Provincial Legislature. Perth
is the centre for extensive mining, agricultural and lumbering district.
TERMS FOR ADVERTISING lilBERAL..
AMERICAN NEWSPAPER DIRECTORY. 611
The Daily Mining News Is owned by a Joint Stock Company, and is published In the
interests of the legitimate industry of Gold and Silver Mining. No mining company has
any ownership in the paper. It is perfectly independent of anj- and all infltiences that
could detract from its usefulness as a medium for disseminating trustworthy information
connected with mines, mining stocks and the precious metal mining interests in general.
It will do justice to all sections, and work in harmony with all honorable promoters of
mining enterprises. Its aim is to serve the public by giving correct information, and means
have been employed to make the paper indispensable to all owners of mines or mining
securities.
The Daily Mining News
AN EVENING PAPER.
DEVOTED TO THE GOLD AND SILVER MINING INTERESTS OF AMERICA. ALL
THE NEWS AND LATEST QUOTATIONS.
The Only Daily Mining Paper iu tlie Ea»$t«
INDISPENSABLE TO ALL OWNERS OF MINES AND MINING STOCKS.
Price, 3 Cents; S6 per Auuuiii, Postage Paid.
Address DAILY MINING NEWS,
No. 15 FRANKFORT STREET, - NEW YORK.
The Daily SIining News Is recognized as the leading mining journal of the country.
For information about mines and mining stocks, read The Daily Mixing News, a news-
paper for bankers, brokers, miners, mining operators, investors and business men every-
where. Two editions a day. The Daily Mixing News is the only newspaper in New
York tliat publishes a complete record of the stock operations of the day on the day they
take place. The second edition is issued at 4 p. bl, containing all the sales at the Exchange,
together with a complete review of the market for the day. The Daily Mixixg News also
contains a great variety of reading matter, presented in a lively and readable style, and is
recognized as one of the sprightliest journals in New York. Advertisers desirous of reach-
ing tne people who have money to spend should patronize The Daily Minixg News.
612 GEO. P. ROVVELL & CO'S
Every Publisher
Can aid us by recommending our firm to such of his patrons as may
DESIRE to advertise BEYOND HIS IMMEDIATE VICINITY. WE RECEIVE
ADVERTISEMENTS FOR EVERY NEWSPAPER ISSUED IN AMERICA AT THE
LOWEST CASH RATES. CIRCULARS AND ESTIMATES FURNISHED
FREE, AND A LIBERAL COMMISSION ALLOWED TO PUB-
LISHERS ON ALL ORDERS FORWARDED BY THEM.
ADDRESS
GEO. P. ROWEL.L. & CO., NEWSPAPER ADVERTISING BUREAU,
10 Spruce St., New York.
The Kingsville Reporter.
PUBLISHED EVERY FRIDAY MORNING AT
KINGSVILLE, - - ESSEX CO., - - ONTARIO,
BY R. A. HUGHES.
It knows no party or sect and will ever aim at what is elevating and ennobling. It has a
large circulation in the counties of Essex and Kent, and therefore is a
valuable advertising medium.
The Patronage of Advertisers is respectfully Solicited.
THE "REPORTER" WILL ALWAYS BE FOUND ON FILE AT GEO. P. ROWELL & CO'S.
Osceola Democrat.
W E E K L Y .
OSCEOLA, ----- lO'WA.
SHERMAN BROTHERS, Editors and Proprietors.
ONLY DEMOCRATIC PAPER IN CLARKE COUNTY. OFFICIAL PAPER OF CITY AND
COUNTY. HOME PRINT.
Average Circulation 800 (eight hundred) Copies.
ADVERTISE IN THE
Dailyand Weekly Clipper-Herald,
HANNIBAL, MISSOURI,
IF YOU WISH TO REACH ALL THE PEOPLE OF MARION, RALLS, PIKE AND SHELBY
COUNTIES, MISSOURI, AND PIKE COUNTY, ILLINOIS.
The Clipper-Herald is now eight pages in size, and is the only paper in Northeast
Missouri with the Associated Press Dispatches. Address
CLIPPER-HERALD COMPANY, HANNIBAL,, MISSOURI.
AMERICAN NEWSPAPER DIRECTORY.
613
CANADA.
The London Advertiser
DAIliY AND WEEKLY.
Is published at the Metropolis of "Western Ontario, the " Garden of Canada." The West-
em Counties comprise the wealthiest and most productive portion of the Dominion, having
a population of over One Million. Throughout this large district the ADVERTISER is the
recognized leading Journal, having a larger circulation than any other newspaper.
AMERICAN MANUFACTURERS or others, desiring to reach the Canadian
marltet, should read Affidavit below :
To Wit:
AFFIDAVIT.
ONTARIO,
CoTJNTY OF Middlesex,
I, Jajies T. Archer, of the City of London, County of Middlesex, Pressman, do solemnly
declare. That on the Ninth of April, 18T9, the circulation of the DAILY ADVERTISER was
five thousand two hundred (5,200) copies, and that the daily average circulation of the said
newspaper is over Five Thousand (5,000) Copies, That the tabular statement here-
under, prepared by me, contains the true circulation of the WEEKLY ADVERTISER, and
shows the actual number printed on the respective dates stated. The number of copies of
the Weekly Advertiser printed on the
1st of January, 1875, -was 14,100 copies.
1st of January, ISrfi, was 18,000 '"
1st of January, 1877, was 19,'^50 "
1st of January, 1878, was 18,300 "
Ist of January, 1879, was 19,350 '"
And I make this solemn declaration conscientiously believing the same to be true, and by
virtue of the Act passed in the thirty-seventh year of Her Majesty's reign intituled "An Act
for the suppression of voluntary and extra Judicial Oaths."
JAMES T. ARCHER,
Foreman of Press Department, Loudon Advertiser.
Subscribed and declared before me at the City of London, in
the County of Middlesex, this 9th day of April, 1879.
V. Cronyn, a Commissioner, &c.
5^" Circulation, 1st January, 1880, 19,650 Copies.
For Advertising Rates or sample copies, address
JOHN CAMERON & CO.,
Advertiser Office. Loudon, Canada.
614 GEO. P. ROWELL & CD'S
Every Publisher
CAN AID US BY RECOMMENDING OUR FIRM TO SUCH OF HIS PATRONS AS MAY
DESIRE TO ADVERTISE BEYOND HIS IMMEDIATE VICINITY. WE RECEIVE
ADVERTISEMENTS FOR EVERY NEWSPAPER ISSUED IN AMERICA AT THE
LOWEST CASH RATES. CIRCULARS AND ESTIMATES FURNISHED
FREE, AND A LIBERAL COMMISSION ALLOWED TO PUB-
LISHERS ON ALL ORDERS FORWARDED BY THEM.
ADDRESS
GEO. P. KOWELL, A: CO., NEWSPAPER ADVERTISING BUREAU,
10 Spruce St., New York.
The Freemason's Monthly.
A THIRTY-TWO-PAGE JOURNAL, DEVOTED TO THE LITERATURE AND JURIS-
PRUDENCE OF THE CRAFT. IT IS THE INTENTION OF THE PUBLISHERS
TO MAKE IT A GOOD HOME BOOK FOR THE BROTHERHOOD
AT A PRICE WHICH ALL CAN AFFORD.
Terms: - - Single Copy, Si. 50; - - Ten Copies, ^10
ADDRESS
IHEING BROTHERS & CHAPEIN, KAEAMAZOO, 3IICH.
Established 1S7S.
The Northfleld News.
NORTHFIELD, - - - - VERMONT.
Weekly, - Four Pages, - 3*2 Coliinius, - SI per Year.
SA3IPLE COPY FItEE.
GEORGE H. RICHMOND, .... EDITOR AND PROPRIETOR.
Established 1867.
The Columbus Sunday Morning
News.
COLUMBUS, - - - - - OHIO.
OREBAUGH & BRODBECK, Editors and Publishers.
Being the oldest Sunday paper now published in Central Ohio, and has a circulation in
city and vicinity largely in excess of any other paper published in Columbus.
The average circulation of the Sunday Morning News for the six months commencing
September 1, 1879, and ending March 1, 1880, was 3,696 copies weekly.
It is independent of all political parties, and the enemy of all corrupt rings. Everybody
who wants a complete weekly record of local events in Columbus, looks to the Sunday
Morning News for it.
Terms of Subscription : By Mail, !S2 per Year, Invariably in Advance.
AMERICAN NEWSPAPER DIRECTORY.
615
Eastern Sentinel
l^tablitiihed 1878.
Deniooratif.
ANDREW J, THOMAS,
Mibscription Price
One Dollar per annum.
Editor and Proprietor.
ADVERTISING RATES:
One Column, one year,
'* " six months.
Halt' Column, one year,
$50 Half Column, six months,
2-5 Locals, -
3d Reading Notices, -
S15
6 cts. per line.
1^ a it
There is no better advertising medium in this State. Our paper is read by a very large
«lass of farmers, country merchants, mechanics and traders over East Tennessee and West-
ern North Carolina that the advertiser cannot otherwise reach than through our columns.
The Sentinel already enjoys as large a circulation as any weekly in East Tennessee, and
our pi'ospeets were never fairer than to-day. All communications should be addressed to ■
THE SENTINEL, Newport, E. T.
THE
Methodist Protestant Magazine
A NEW lilTERARY 3IONTHI.Y.
THE OFFICIAL MAGAZINE OF THE METHODIST PROTESTANT CHURCH.
An Excellent Advertising 3ledium.
Because, First, ITS RATES ARE EXTREMELY LOW, being published in an inland city
where expenses are greatly reduced.
Second, IT IS THE ONLY MAGAZINE RECEIVING THE SUPPORT OF THE METHO-
DIST PROTESTANT CHURCH, a deuomination extending throughout the United States,
with about one hundred and twenty-five thousand members.
Third, IT CIRCULATES AMONG A CLASS OF PEOPLE NOT REACHED BY ANY
OTHER MEDIUM OF THIS CHARACTER.
Fourth, THE ADVERTISEMENTS WILL BE PRESERVED, the Magazine not having a
temporary value like a newspaper, but being, in most cases, filed away or bound.
Fifth, IT IS patronized by a well-to-do class of people, just the class that advertisers
desire to reach.
For further information address Geo. P. Rowell & Co., or
THE METHO])I^^T PKOTEf?TANT HAGAZIXE,
ADRIAN. MICHIGAN.
616 GEO. P. ROWELL & CO'S
Every Publisher
CAN AID US BY RECOMMENDING OUR FIRM TO SUCH OF HIS PATRONS AS MAY
DESIRE TO ADVERTISE BEYOND HIS IMMEDIATE VICINITY. WE RECEIVE
ADVERTISEMENTS FOR EVERY NEWSPAPER ISSUED IN AMERICA AT THE
LOWEST CASH RATES. CIRCULARS AND ESTIMATES FURNISHED
FREE, AND A LIBERAL COMMISSION ALLOWED TO PUB-
LISHERS ON ALL ORDERS FORWARDED BY THEM.
ADDRESS
GEO. P. ROAVELIi & CO., NEWSPAPER ADVERTISING BUREAU,
10 Spruce St., Ne^v York.
Established 1859.
Legal and Insurance Reporter.
C. ALBERT PALMER, Proprietor.
OFFICE, 605 SANSOM ST., - PHILADELPHIA, PA.
PUBLISHED SEMI-MONTHLY.
Terms: S'-i per Auiiiiiii. - - in Advance.
DEVOTED TO INSURANCE TOPICS, LEGAL INTELLIGENCE, INSURANCE NEWS,
ITEMS OF INTEREST, FINANCE, ETC., ETC.
ADVERTISING AT TER3IS AS MAY BE AGREED UPON.
Louisiana Journal of Education.
NEW ORLEANS, LOUISIANA.
Devoted to the Interests of Education, Public and Private, at Home and Abroad.
ROBERT M. LUSHER AND WM. O. ROGERS, Editors and Proprietors.
Annual Subscription— 9 numbers— (July, August and September omitted):
One Dollar; Single Copies, 15 Cents.
A GOOD MEDIUM TO ADVERTISERS FOR COMMUNICATING WITH THE TEACHERS
OF THE SOUTHWESTERN STATES.
Terms Reasonable.
address
LOUISIANA JOURNAL, OF EDUCATION, BOX 1609, NEW ORLEANS.
Evening Chronicle
AND
Pottsville Standard.
IMPORTANT TO ADVERTISERS.
Your attention is called to the facilities offered bj' the Evening Chronicle an^i Potts-
ville Standard. Pottsville, the capital of Schuylkill Co., Pa., has a population of IS^OOO^
and tlie county 120,000. The Chronicle is the only penny daily published in this
region, has a regular bona fide circulation of 4,500 copies daily, and during the Mollie
trials and other excitements it has readied an edition of 14,264. It is now the largest
penny daily in the State, the Philadelphia Record excepted. The Pottsville Standard has
the largest circulation of any English weekly paper in the Anthracite Coal region. It was
established over twenty years ago, and has now reached a circulation of 2,000 copies. It
is to be found in every farm house and workshop in the county. Our county, dependent
as it is on other localities for nearly all of its supplies, offers a rare field for enterprising
business men to work up. These papers can aid vou in this as no others can, having the
LARGEST circulation of any publications outside of the large cities. STANDARD PUB-
LISHING CO., Publishers and Proprietors. Geo. P. Rowell & Co., Agents.
AMERICAN NEWSPAPER DIRECTORY. 617
The Boston Herald
CIRCULATION OVER 100,000.
The Sunday Herald
CIRCULATIOX OVER 75,000.
ADVERTISING RATES LOWER PER COPY THAN ANY OTHER PAPER ON THE
CONTINENT.
R. M. PUI.SIFER & CO.. Publishers and Proprietors.
618 GEO. P. liOVVELL & CO'S
Every Publisher
CAN AID US BY RECOMMENDING OUR FIRM TO SUCH OP HIS PATRONS AS MAY
DESIRE TO ADVERTISE BEYOND HIS IMMEDIATE VICINITY. WE RECEIVE
ADVERTISEMENTS FOR EVERY NEWSPAPER ISSUED IN AMERICA AT THE
LOWEST CASH RATES. CIRCULARS AND ESTIMATES FURNISHED
FREE, AND A LIBERAL COMMISSION ALLOWED TO PUB-
LISHERS ON ALL ORDERS FORWARDED BY THEM.
ADDRESS
GEO. P. ROWEL.L. & CO., NEWSPAPER ADVERTISING BUREAU,
10 Spruce St., Nevk' York.
The Du Bois Courier.
IS A ONE-HORSE EFFORT GOTTEN UP AT
DU BOIS, - - CLEARFIELD CO., - - PENN.
BY BUTLER & HORTON, PROPRIETORS.
It serves to enlighten the general public regarding events transpiring in and about
Du Bois, the metropolis of Clearfield, Jefferson and Elk counties. Being a little in the lead
of any other paper in this section as far as concerns reporting oil and coal notes from the
Du Bois oil field, it is a dangerous thing to advertise in, lest advertisers be pestered to deathi
with customers ; yet rates are reasonable to those who are venturesome enough to risk us.
A redeeming feature is its accurate accounts of the production of oil and other mineral in
the neighborhood, and for real newsiness it has a sort of mania. This paper can be used
for shaving, fire making, bustles, etc., and is thrown away at the
Inconsiderable Price of Si. 50 per Annum, or 3 Moutbs 40c.
The Item-
PUBLISHED EVERY WEDNESDAY MORNING AT
CENTRAL CITY, - MERRICK CO., - NEBRASKA.
BY STEELE & McCARN.
A Newspaper in all the name implies.
BRIGHT, WIDE-AWAKE, ORIGINAL, UP TO THE TIMES, AND AS FULL OF READING-
MATTER AS A ROSE-COLORED EASTER EGG IS OF MEAT.
BEST LOCAL, PAPER IN NEBRASKA ; SELLS AT SIGHT BY ALL NEWSDEALERS IN THE STATE.
Advertising: Rates:— One inch, one insertion 80c.; each subsequent insertion 40c.;
business cards, per annum $6 ; reading matter, in local columns, 10c. per Hue for first week ;
5c. per line each subsequent week. Local notices, 5c. per line each week. One column 1
year, .$80 ; 6 months, $48 ; 3 months, $28. Half column 1 year, $48 ; 6 months, $28 ; 3 months,
$16. Quarter column 1 year, $28 ; 6 months, $16; 3 months, $12. Eighth column 1 year, $16;
6 months, $12 ; 3 months, $8. Advertising ordered for a specified time and sooner discon-
tinued, will be charged at the shorter rates in proportion to the length of time published.
Advertisers will be allowed to change their advertisements quarterly without extra charge.
STEELE «fc McCARN, Publishers.
The Silver Creek Local.
WEEKLY.
SIL.VER CREEK, NEW YORK.
THE SILVER CREEK COUNTERFEIT DETECTIVE.
SPEARS & BROWN, PUBLISHERS.
"The Counterfeit Detective" is Published Monthly. Price per year, 35
cents; 3 months on trial for 7 one-cent Stamps.
A complete list of all counterfeit money known to be in circulation up to date of pub-
lication, with accurate instructions for detecting counterfeits ; also valuable for its editorial
and literary features. Eight pages, forty columns, circulation (confined to business men) .
averages 10,000 per month. Rates of advertising 10 cents per line, nonpai-eil, each ; preferred
positions 20 cents per line ; in reading matter (marked adv.) 25 cents per line.
LIBERAL. DISCOUNTS ON LARGE ORDERS.
AMERICAN NEWSPAPER DIRECTORY. 619
The Port Hope Guide
DAILY AND W^EEKLY.
G, WILSON «fc SONts, Proprietors and Publishers.
WEEKLY : Established in 1831 ; DAILY : Established in 1879.
THE "GUIDE," PUBLISHED IN PORT HOPE, PROVINCE OF ONTARIO, CANADA, IS
THE BEST MEDIUM IN CENTRAL ONTARIO FOR BOTH LOCAL AND
FOREIGN ADVERTISERS. IT CIRCULATES LARGELY AMONG A
THRIVING AND INTELLIGENT FARMING POPULATION.
Advertising Rates, which are Reasonable, may be had on Application.
SUBSCRIPTION :
DAILY, per annum, S'i 50
WEEKLY, " - I 00
6-20 GEO. P. ROWELL & GO'S
Every Publisher
CAN AID US BY RECOMMENDING OUR FIRM TO SUCH OF HIS PATRONS AS MAY
DESIRE TO ADVERTISE BEYOND HIS IMMEDIATE VICINITY. WE RECEIVE
ADVERTISEMENTS FOR EVERY NEWSPAPER ISSUED IN AMERICA AT THE
LOWEST CASH RATES. CIRCULARS AND ESTIMATES FURNISHED
FREE, AND A LIBERAL COMMISSION ALLOWED TO PUB-
LISHERS ON ALL ORDERS FORWARDED BY THEM.
ADDRESS
GEO. P. ROWEL,Ii & CO., NEWSPAPER ADVERTISING BUREAU,
10 Spruce St., New York.
American Journal of Philology.
This journal is open to original communications in all departments of philology, classi-
cal, oriental and modern ; yet a large portion of the space is given up to condensed reports
of current philological work, and arrangements have been made to present regularly sum-
maries of the chief articles in the leading philological journals of Europe, while a close
watch will be kept over the fragmentary and occasional literature to which the isolated
American scholar seldom has full access. Review of books are intrusted as far as possible
to specialists ; and it is hoped that the journal will meet a want that has long been acknow-
ledged among American scholars, and serve as a means of inter-communication and as an
organ of independent criticism. The Journal is in the ordinary review form ; four numbers
constitute a volume of from 400 to 500 pages ; one volume appears each year. The first num-
ber was published in February 1880.
Siibscriptiou Price, S3 a Year; Single Number Si.
Address
B. li. GII.DERSliEEVE, P. O. DRAWER 18, BALTIMORE, MD.
Yazoo City Herald.
YAZOO CITY, - - - - MISSISSIPPI.
PUBLISHED WEEKLY BY R. WALPOLE,
Has much the largest circulation of any paper iu the rich Yazoo Valley.
A LARGE THIRTY-SIXCOLUMN PAPER, PRINTED AND PUBLISHED ENTIRELY AT
HOME, WITHOUT A PATENT INSIDE OR OUTSIDE.
ONE OF THE BEST ADVERTISING 3IEDII >IS IN MISSISSIPPI.
The Wappingers Falls Era
A JOURNAL OF TO-DAY.
Published for People now on Earth.
G. W. WINCHELL AND S. H. HOMAN, PROPRIETORS.
The Era is not a common " country newspaper." It Is edited and made up after the
approved metropolitan style, there is nothing like it in the country. It is fresh and crisp,
and in every sense a live newspaper. There is never any mistaking its meaning, as no
umbilical cord connects it with any ring of officeholders or political clique in existence.
Wappingers Falls is a manufacturing village of 5,(X)0 inhabitants, and The Era has a con-
stituency of 20,000 to cater to. This is the richest part of Dutchess county, New York, and
the trade between it and the metropolis is very large. The village is 65 miles from New
York. Our advertising rates are fair. Unlike too many country newspapers of the dead-
wood ilk, our columns are not offered to advertisers as a gift ; if they are worth using they
are worth paying for. Subscription Price, $1.50 a year, iii Advance.
S. H. HOMAN, Editor.
AMERICAN NEWSPAPER DIRECTORY.
621
DO YOU WANT TO INCREASE YOUR BUSINESS?
IT WILL PAY YOU TO USE
Frank Leslie's Publications
They are Sold ami Read Every^vbere, and Reach all Classes of People,
in all Parts of the Country,
READ THE FOLLOWING LIST, WITH THE PRICES OF ADVERTISING IN EACH,
AND SELECT THAT WHICH IS BEST ADAPTED TO YOUR BUSINESS :
WEEKLIES.
Frank Leslie's Illustrated Ne^vs-
paper.
The only Pictorial Record of Current
Events, devoted to News, Literature, Art
and Science. One Dollar per line, out-
side ; 50 cents, inside.
Frank Leslie's Chimney Corner.
The best American Family Journal,
Story Paper and Home Friend. Fifty
cents per line.
Frank Leslie's Illustrirte Zeitung.
(In the German language). A Weekly
Compendium of News and Literature.
Twenty-five cents per line, outside ; 12^^
cents, inside.
Frank Leslie's Lady's Journal.
The Highest Exponent of Fashion and
Taste. Twenty-five cents per line. j
Frank Leslie's Boys' and Girls'
Weekly.
The only Weekly Boys' Paper that can
be heartily encouraged. Twenty-five
cents per line.
MONTHLIES.
* Frank Leslie's Popular 3Ionthly.
The Cheapest and Most Attractive
Monthly Magazine. One Dollar per line,
outside ; fifty cents, inside.
* Frank Leslie's Sunday Magrazine.
The Best Pictorial Religious Periodical.
The rates for the Sunday Magazine are
Forty cents per line, outside ; twenty
cents, inside.
* Frank Leslie's Lady's Magazine.
Regarded universally as a Fashion
Standard. Rates for the Lady's Maga-
zine : Fifty cents per line, outside ; twen-
ty-five cents, inside.
Frank Leslie's Pleasant Hours.
Cheap and Entertaining. Devoted to
Fiction. Every Article Complete. Ex-
tensively circulated. Rates for the
Pleasant Hours : Thirty cents per line,
outside ; 15 cents, inside.
Frank Leslie's Budget of Wit.
Filled with Intelligent Humor. A popu-
lar periodical of entertaining literature.
Thirty cents per line, outside ; 15 cents,
inside.
Nonpareil measure, eight words to a line, twelve lines to an inch.
The above rates are invariable, are strictly for cash, and will be rigidly maintained.
The three magazines thus designated (*), whose guaranteed aggregate vircidation is 85,000,
in combination, 75 cents per line.
Address
FRANK LESLIE'S PUBLISHING HOUSE,
53, 55 AND 57 PARK PLACE, NEW YORK.
622 GEO. P. ROWELL & GO'S
Everv Publisher
CAN AID US BY RECOMMENDING OUR FIRM TO SUCH OF HIS PATRONS AS MAY
DESIRE TO ADVERTISE BEYOND HIS IMMEDIATE VICINITY. WE RECEIVE
ADVERTISEMENTS FOR EVERY NEWSPAPER ISSUED IN AMERICA AT THE
LOWEST CASH RATES. CIRCULARS AND ESTIMATES FURNISHED
FREE, AND A LIBERAL COMMISSION ALLOWED TO PUB-
LISHERS ON AT.T. ORDERS FORWARDED BY THEM.
ADDBESS
OEO. P. ROWEIili & CO., NEWSPAPER ADVERTISING BUREAU,
10 Spruce St., New York.
The Familien Journal
GERMAN WEEKLY.
DEVOTED TO NEWS. INSTRUCTION AND MISCELLANEOUS READING.
Published by F. LISIEWSKI & CO.,
116 NORTH SIXTH ST., - - - PHILADEIiPHIA, PA.
The Familien Journal is a large eight-page paper, and circulates over the whole country.
It has a specially large circle of readers in the smaller towns and country districts, and is to
be found on the news-stands of almost all German booksellers. Being essentially a family
paper, as its name implies, combining news and much interesting reading of a miscellaneous
■character, as well as a full and very detailed market report, its circulation is unsurpassed
by any like publication in the land.
The Register.
lOLA, - - - ALLEN CO., - - - KANSAS.
H. A. PERKINS, Editor and Proprietor.
OFFICIAL PAPER OF ALLEN COUNTY. OFFICIAL PAPER OF lOLA CITY. LARGEST
CIRCULATION OF ANY PAPER IN THE COUNTY, MORE THAN DOUBLE
THAT OF ANY PAPER IN lOLA. LARGE FORTY-COLUMN NEWS-
PAPER. ORGAN OF THE DOMINANT PARTY IN COUNTY.
Advertising Rates hislier tliau auy otlier paper in the County, and sub-
scription books open to Advertisers.
TERMS : $2 PER YEAR ; $1 FOR SIX 3IONTHS.
Sample Copy Sent on Receipt of Stamp.
Chetopa Advance.
CHETOPA, - - LABETTE CO., - - KANSAS.
OLDEST PAPER IN LABETTE COUNTY.
J. M. CAVANESS, Editor and Proprietor.
Subscription $1.30 a year; Si. 00 for 8 mouths; 50 cents for 4 months.
ADVERTISING RATES UNIFORM AND LIBERAL.
The Advance is devoted to the interests of South Eastern Kansas, the garden spot of the
"West ; has a wide circulation, and contains reliable Information about the beautiful Indian
Territory soon to be opened to white settlement.
ADDRESS
CHETOPA ADVANCE, CHETOPA, KANSAS.
AMERICAN NEWSPAPER DIRECTORY
Westliche Post.
Sontli'west corner Fifth. & Market Sts>,
ST. LOUIS, MO.
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WEJSTLiICHE POST ASSOCIATION, Publishers.
DIRECTORS :—KMlL PREETORIUS, CARL SCHURZ, THEO. PLATE, Se&y and Treas.
The "Westliche Post," having the largest circulation of any German paper west of
New York, is therefore one cf the best advertising mediums. ^^" Rates of advertisements
and estimates for contracts of advertisements furnished upon ajjplication.
<£
Volksbote."
ISSUED EVERY THURSDAY AT
CHILTON, CALUMET CO., W^ISCONSIN.
GEO. SCHLEYER, Editor and Proprietor.
Terms : $i2.00 per Auiiiiin, iu advance.
CIRCULATION 1,500.
A GERMAN WEEKLY DEMOCRATIC PAPER, WITH ILLUSTRATED SUPPLE-
MENT. ADVERTISERS WISHING TO REACH A FIRST-CLASS AGRI-
CULTURAL DISTRICT CAN FIND NO BETTER MEDIUM.
FINE JOB PRINTING AND SHOW WORK.
624 (JKO. r. i{owp:lt. & CO'S
Every Publisher
CAN AID US BY RECOMMENDING OUR FIRM TO SUCH OF HIS PATRONS AS MAY
DESIRE TO ADVERTISE BEYOND HIS IMMEDIATE VICINITY. WE RECEIVE
ADVERTISEMENTS FOR EVERY NEWSPAPER ISSUED IN AMERICA AT THE
LOWEST CASH RATES, CIRCULARS AND ESTIMATES FURNISHED
FREE, AND A LIBERAL COMMISSION ALLOWED TO PUB-
LISHERS ON ALL ORDERS FORWARDED BY THEM.
ADDRESS
GEO. P. ROWELL & CO., NEWSPAPER ADVERTISING BUREAU^
10 Spruce St., New Yoi'k.
The Sumter Republican
WEEKLY AND SEMI-WEEKLY.
AMERIGUS, GEORGIA.
Established in 1854, by C. W. HANCOCK.
STRICTLY DEMOCRATIC IN POLITICS.
CIRCUIiATION: - - - AVEEKLY 3,031, - SEMI-AVEEKLY 556.
OFFICIAL ORGAN OF SUMTER, SCHLEY, LEE AND WEBSTER COUNTIES.
The Observer.
RALEIGH, - - - - NORTH CAROLINA.
S. A. ASHE, Editoi- and Proprietor.
In calling attention of advertisers to The Raleigh Observer, we quote the following
figures received from tl\e Post Office Department at Washington City, being the last allowed
to be published bj- the Department. These figures indicate the circulation of The Observer.
The Observer being the leading paper of the State, is taken from the seaboard to the
mountains.
Special and liiberal Rates are offered to Advertisers.
Statement of second class postage paid during the three months ending Septejiber
30. 1878, at the following named North Carolina Post Offices.
POST office. name of paper. amount.
Raleigh - The Observer $211.06
Raleigh . . . - The News - - 140.94
Charlotte - - - The Observer ------ - 48.42
Wilmington - - - The Star - - 108.88
We have on our lists merchants in everj- town and nearly every hamlet in the State.
The I. C. B. U. Journal.
THE OFFICIAL ORGAN OF THE IRISH CATHOLIC BENEVOLENT UNION OF U. S., AND
OF THE CATHOLIC BENEVOLENT UNIONS OF PENNSYLVANIA, DELAWARE,
OHIO, VIRGINIA, ILLINOIS, KENTUCKY AND MASSACHUSETTS,
AND CIRCULATES CHIEFLY AMONG THE MEMBERS
OF CATHOLIC SOCIETIES IN ALL PARTS OF
THE COUNTRY.
IT IS THE CATHOIilC SOCIETY PAPER OF AMERICA,
PUBLISHED AND EDITED BY MARTIN L J. GRIFFIN, SECRETARY OF L C. B. U., AT
711 SANSOM STREET, PHILADELPHIA.
Terms of Advertising : $tiO an inch per year.
Don't write to us for a less rate. Geo. P. Rowell & Co. will make Contr.4.cts.
AMERICAN NEWSPAPER DIRECTORY,
625
1880.
EstHblii^hed 1801.
The New York Evening Post
IN ITS r9tli YEAR.
N
EVER was this paper more able,
bright, and newsy than at present.
— St. Paul Press.
Y
E
OUyGER, fresher, and altogether a
better newspaper than ever.— T/en-
ton Gazette.
XCEEDINGLY welcome visitor to the
evening companionship of reading
l)eople.~Philadel2ihia Ledger.
TTERY few American journals equal the
y Evening Post for reputation aufl in-
I tluence among thinking people. —
Newspaper Directory.
EVEN its advertising columns are jeal-
ously guarded against questionable
or objectionable advertisements.—
Neivspaper Guide.
NOW the ablest evening pajjer in the
world. Faithful and accurate as
a newspaper.— iJib/i ant Valley Dem-
ocrat.
TS readers may be said to include a
larger proportion, if not a majority,
of the literarv and business world.—
.V. Y. Daily Bulletin.
OTHING is to be found in its columns
which would exclude it from the
most refined family circle.— Pi^^s-
burgh Post.
I
N
GENERALLY acknowledged to be the
door by which access is to be gained
to the New York Homes.— Roireirs
Neivspaper Guide.
POLITICALLY it is the ablest and
most independent journal of Repub-
lican proclivities in New Yoy\l.— Phil-
adelphia Times.
OUR contemporary's prosperity speaks
well for its management and for the
moral tone of its xeaAer^.—Newhurgh
Journal.
SUITED for the family circle as well
as for the office of the man interest-
ed in politics and news. — Pittsburgh
Post.
THE EVENING POST has a very large
circulation among the respectable
reading public of this city.— A'cw;
York World.
WEEKLY POfST.
Single Copy, one year .$i 50
Clubs of Ten or more, one year each 1 25
SEMI-VVEEKL.Y POST.
Single Copy, one year §3 00
Clubs of Five or more, one year each 2 50
DAILY POST.
Single Copy, one year $9 00
Single Copy, one month 75
'3;W Additions may be made to a club at any
time, at club rates.
Ordinary Advertisements on third page, 2Uc. an agate line (or $2.80 an inch) ; on other
pages, 12c. a line (§1.68 an inch) each insertion.
Estimates for advertising by the year, half year or quarter, given cheerfully.
Address
'WM. C. BRYANT & CO.,
PUBLISHERS OF THE EVENING POST,
Broadway, cor. Fultou St., New York.
40
626 GEO. P. KOWELL & CO's
Every Publisher
CAN AID US BY RECOMMENDING OUR FIRM TO SUCH OF HIS PATRONS AS MAY
DESIRE TO ADVERTISE BEYOND HIS IMMEDIATE VICINITY. WE RECEIVE
ADVERTISEMENTS FOR EVERY NEWSPAPER ISSUED IN AMERICA AT THE
LOWEST CASH RATES. CIRCULARS AND ESTIMATES FURNISHED
FREE, AND A LIBERAL COMMISSION ALLOWED TO PUB-
LISHERS ON ALL ORDERS FORWARDED BY THEM.
ADDRESS
GEO. P. ROVVELL A: CO.. NEWSPAPER ADVERTIfSING BLREAU,
10 Spruce !St., New York.
The Intelligencer.
PUBLISHED DAILY AND WEEKLY IN THE CITY OF
BELLEVILLE, ..... ONTARIO,
BY THE INTELLIGENCER PRINTING AND PUBLISHING CO.
Circulation of the Daily, 700; - of the Weekly, .2,000.
Belleville (population ahout r2,0iX)) is one of tlie most thriving and prosperous cities in
Ontario, the centre of a rich agricultural county, and the seat of very extensive lumbering
manufactures, besides other manufactures of great importance. Liberal Ccmservative in
politics, and acknowledged to be the leading journal in Central Ontario. The Daily is pub-
lished every lawful afternoon— size 25x3(5 ; weekly ou Thursdays— size 32x50. Reading mat-
ter on every page.
ADVERTISING ON MOST REASONABLE TERMS.
Southern Enterprise.
PUBLISHED AT
ATLANTA, - - - - - GEORGIA.
A large SO-page 4-<-ohiiiiu 3Ionthly Agi-icultural Journal.
CIRCULATES ALL OVER THE UNITED STATES.
J. S. NEWMAN, Atlanta, (in., Editor anil Proprietor,
(Editor Georgia State Department of Agriculture and Secretary Georgia Deimrtment of
Land and Immigration,) assisted by seven associate editors— specialists in the departments
of Horticulture. Stock, Veterinary, Agriculture. Chemistiy. Botany, Poultiy, Apiary and
Immigration. Map of Georgia with Geological outlines, mineral deposits, elevations, &c., on
the back of each number.
Subscription, $1.50 per Auuuiu, in Advance.
Splendid medium for advertising. Send 3 cent stamp for sample copy to
J. S. NEWMAN, ATLANTA, GEORGIA.
The Countryside.
JAMESTOWN, ^ NEW YORK.
C. E. BISHOP & CO., Publishers.
Monthly, -__-___ jtjii per Year.
DEVOTED TO C THE SCHOOL— Source of the Nation '.s— INTELLIGENCE.
■ THE SOIL Source of the Nation's— PROSPERITY.
CIVILIZATION'S TRINITY, ( THE HOME Source of the Nation's-VIRTUE.
An agricultural paper that is a mirror of fact and not a partisan of theories and isms.
A school journal conducted on the tlieory that education, like heat, rises ; and that the
great work yet to be done for popular intelligence is at the lower stratum— the country
district schools. A journal in the interest of the greatest primary school of all— the fireside.
Guaranteed circulation and sales: March, 1880, 4,700; April, 4,2C0; May, 4,800.
No other publication occupies the same mission ; no other one reaches the same constituency.
AMERICAN NEWSPAPER DIRECTORY. 627
San Jose Daily Herald & Patriot
AND
Weekly Herald-Argus.
THE LEADING DE3IOCRATIC PAPERS OF THE STATE.
SAN JOSE, CALIFORNIA.
HERALD COMPANY, - - - PUBLISHERS.
INDEPENDENT, BOLD AND FEARLESS. READ BY EVERYBODY.
LARGEST CIRCULATION OF ANY PAPER PUBLISHED OUTSIDE OF SAN FRANCISCO
AND SACRAMENTO.
THE BEST ADVERTISINfi 3IEDIU3I IN CALIFORNIA.
RATES FURNISHED ON APPLICATION.
628 GEO. P. ROWELL & CO'S
1874. "SHE STII.L, ROLIiS." 1880.
The Marlin Ball.
MARLIN, • - - - TEXAS.
«
BY T. C. OLTORF.
Published at Marlin, county seat of Falls county, in the Great Cotton Belt of Texas, on
the Brazos river, and geographical centre of the State. The Ball was established in 1874,
and our circulation has grown to such dimensions as to require recent purchase of a fast
cylinder press.
Largest Circulation of any Other Paper in the County Guaranteed.
Advertising Rates made known on application. Paper ALL HOME print.
Subscription S>5j per Anuuiii.
Southern Workman.
HAMPTON, - - ^-^ - - VIRGINIA.
AN ILLUSTRATED MONTHLY ; TWELVE PAGES, 12x16.
Circulation 2,500 Copies.
S. C. ARMSTRONG AND H. \V. LUDLOW, Editors ; J. F. B. MARSHALL, Business Manager.
Terms: $1 a Year in Advance. Specimen copies sent on application.
The Southern Workman is devoted to the interests of Negro and Indian education and
civilization ; is edited and managed by the officers of the Hampton Nonnal and Agricul-
tural Institute and printed at the School Press by colored youth trained in the office. Sub-
scriptions are a help to the School. It is sent on trial for four months for twenty-five cents.
Interesting accounts are given in every number of the progress made by the seventy
Indians now being educated at Hampton.
anhattan Enterprise.
MANHATTAN, - -_ ... - KANSAS.
Oflicial Paper of Riley County. I^argest Circulation in Central Kansas.
A. L. RUNYAN, Publisher.
The Enterprise is a fortj'-column local newspaper, published in the heart of the
celebrated Golden Belt region— the gai-den of Kansas. It gives the news of the world, but
makes Kansas news a specialty. Full of information for the emigrant.
TERMS :
Three months, postpaid, - - - - - - $ .50
Six months, postpaid, ------ - .75
One year, -------- . 1.50
SPECIMEN COPY FREE.
ADDRESS
THE ENTERPRISE, MANHATTAN, KANSAS.
1877 18S0
The Norfolk Journal.
NORFOLK, - MADISON COUNTY, - NEBRASKA.
CLARENCE SELAH & CO., Publishers and Proprietors.
As an advertising medium, the Norfolk Journal acknowledges no rival in North-
western Nebraska. It is located at the commercial and railroad centre of this part of the
State, and commands a prominence unequaled by any of its contemporaries. Norfolk is
situated half Avay between the source and mouth of the Elkhorn River proper— at the
mouth of the North fork pf that stream— in the geographical centre of the great grain-pro-
ducing belt of Northern Nebraska, and is already supplied with two lines of railroads.
THE "JOURNAL" IS THE OFFICIAL PAPER OF MADISON COUNTY AND THE
NORFOLK U. S. LAND OFFICE.
Rates ol Advertising Furnished Upon Application.
AMERICAN NEWSPAPER DIRECTORY. 629
Lowell Daily Courier.
DOUBLE SHEET SATl RDAVS.
Ei^tablished 1845.
PUBLISHED EVERY AFTERNOON (SUNDAY EXCEPTED) AT $6 A YEAR, OR
FIFTY CENTS A MONTH, IN ADVANCE.
Liowell has a Population of .5-5,000 ; is the Second City in
Massachusetts, and the Lai-gest Cotton 3Ianu-
facturing City in the Unite<l States.
THE "COURIER" IS THE LEADING PAPER IN THE CITY, AND HAS A LARGER
CIRCULATION THAN ALL OTHER DAILY PAPERS PUBLISHED IN
MIDDLESEX COUNTY COMBINED. IT IS, THEREFORE,
THE BEST ADVERTISING MEDIUM.
Lowell Weekly Journal.
EIGHT PAGES. ..... 56 COLUMNS.
Established lStJ4.
The Oldest, Largest and Best Weekly Paper published in Middlesex
County. Published every Friday 3Iorniug at S'i a Year ;
in Clubs of Five or More §1.50, in Advance.
THE "JOURNAL" HAS CORRESPONDENTS IN EVERY TOWN, AND IS THE COUNTY
PAPER. ITS CIRCULATION IN THE TOWNS ABOUT LOWELL IS TEN
TIMES AS GREAT AS THAT OF ANY OTHER PAPER, PUBLISHED
EITHER IN OR OUT OF THE COUNTY, MAKING IT
THE VERY BEST MEDIUM FOR REACHING
THE FARMERS OF MIDDLE-
SEX COUNTY.
For Sample Copies and Advertising Rates addi-ess the Publishers,
MARDEN AND ROWELL,
LOWELL, MASSACHUSETTS.
Geo. a. Harden. E. T. Rowell.
030 GEO. P. ROWELL & CO'S
The Railway Age
PUBLISHED EVERY THURSDAY AT
CHICAGO, ILLINOIS.
The Best and 3Iost Popular Railway Journal in the Country.
FROM 34 TO 36 PAGES EVERY WEEK. AN EXCELLENT ADVERTISING MEDIUM.
E. H. TALBOTT, PRESIDENT AND MANAGER.
Lake County Star. '
Established in 1S73.
ISSUED EVERY THURSDAY AT
BALDWIN, LAKE COUNTY, - - MICHIGAN.
CHAS. K. RADCLIFFE, Editor and Proprietor.
TERMS: Si. 50 A YEAR.
The Star is an eight-column folio ; is the only paper in the county, and an
EXCELLENT ADVERTISING MEDIUM.
Circulation Increasing, Advertising at Eo-west Living Rates.
$1.00 PER ANNUM. ESTABLISHED MAY 10, 1879.
Blount County Democrat.
PUBLISHED EVERY WEDNESDAY AT
MARYVILLE, BLOUNT COUNTY, EAST TENNESSEE.
Circulation April 15, ISSO (Circniation Constantly Increasing), 550.
The advocate of " Hard Money," " Free Trade," and " Home Rule " Democracy, and favors
the payment of the State Debt, and opposes "Repudiation."
ADVERTISING RATES LIBERAL.
ADDRESS "THE DEMOCRAT," MARYVIELE, TENNESSEE.
One of the Oldest, Largest and Best Weeklies in Southern Wisconsin.
The Monroe Sentinel.
IN ITS 30TH YEAR. OFFICIAL PAPER OF GREEN COUNTY.
CHAS. A. BOOTH, Editor and Proprietor, AVells' Block, Opp. Post-Office,
MONROE, WISCONSIN.
Good induceinents to advertisers who wish to reach a thrifty, intelligent, moral popula-
tion engaged chiefly in dairy and stock raising, &c.
FIRST-RATE JOB PRINTING OFFICE. FINE WORK A SPECIALTY.
AMERICAN NEWSPAP£:R DIRECTORY. 631
The Evening News,
A FIR8T-CL.ASS AFTERNOON NEWSPAPER,
CAREFULLY EDITED IN EVERY DEPARTMENT.
, OFFICE, ri3 CHESTNUT STREET,
PHILADELPHIA.
THE ONLY TWO CENT EVENING PAPER IX PHILADELPHIA THAT PUBLISHES
FULL TELEGRAPHIC NEWS.
THE EVENING NEWS GIVES SPECIAL, ATTENTION
TO RELIABLE NEWS. TO MUSIC AND THE DRAMA. TO LITERARY AND ART MAT-
TERS. TO FASHION AND PERSONAL NEWS. TO COLLEGE AND EDUCATIONAL
NEWS. TO ALL POLITICAL AND SOCIAL QUESTIONS. TO FINANCIAL
AND COMMERCIAL NEWS. TO FULL AND RELIABLE TELEGRAPHIC
NEWS. TO FOREIGN AND DOMESTIC CORRESPONDENCE. TO
CAREFULLY SELECTED MISCELLANEOUS MATTER. TO
CAREFUL, ACCURATE AND BRIGHT LOCAL REPORTS
AND ARTICLES. TO EVERYTHING THAT IN FACT
GOES TO MAKE A FIRT-CLASS NEWSPAPER.
The EVENING NEWS is Sold regularly by all Newsdealers in Pliiladel-
l>liia and Viciuity, at T^vo ceuts a Copy, and is served regularly by
Carriers for Twelve Cents a AVeek. Mail Subscriptions S6
a Year, or Fifty Cents a Month, Postage Prepaid.
Advertising Estimates and Rates Furnished Promptly on Application.
Address THE EVENING NEWS,
•713 CHESTNUT ST., - - PHILADELPHIA.
632 GEO. P. ROWELL & COS
IF YOU WISH TO OBTAIN THE PAPER WHICH GIVES YOU
CAREFULLY SELECTED MISCELLANY, LOCAL NEWS,
ORIGINAL AND SELECTED POETRY, LIVELY CORRESPONDENCE,
PUZZLES, ENIGMAS, &C., INTERESTING STORIES,
POLITICAL TALK,
And everything which goes to make up a Popular Country Newspaper, subscribe for the
Burrillville Gazette.
As an Advertising Medinni, the "Gazette" Cannot be Excelled, and ive
Invite all to C^ive it a Trial.
Any and all kinds of Plain and Fancy JOB PRINTING executed with promptness and in
the best manner possible.
D. H. WHITTEMORE, - PASCOAG, - RHODE ISLAND.
The Litchfield Independent.
Pnblished Every Tuesday at
LITCHFIELD, .... MINNESOTA.
E. P. & H. L PETERSON, Publishers. $1.50 PER YEAR.
Politics— National Greenback.
CIRCULATES GENERALLY THROUGHOUT THE STATE. LARGE CIRCULATION IN
FIVE COUNTIES.
Four Pages*, Thirty-two Columns, Entirely Printed at Home.
The Oglethorpe Echo.
PUBLISHED BY T. L. GANTT AT
LEXINGTON, ..... GEORGIA.
Is the largest weeklj- paper in the Southern States, and guarantees the largest bona fide
cash-in-advance subscription list of any weeklj^ in Georgia. Circulates largely in ten
counties. Is the only paper published in the largest, most populous and wealthj' agricultu-
ral and mining county in the State.
I don't propose to advertise cheap, but demand a price in proportion to influence of
paper. Don't want any trading-out work. Cash is my only currency.
T. I>. GANTT, EDITOR, PUBLI?<HER AND PROPRIETOK.
The Pana Palladium.
ESTABLISHED 1S6S. ONLY ONE OLDER PAPER IN THE COUNTY. THE ONLY
DEMOCRATIC NEWSPAPER IN PANA. THE LEADING
PAPER OF THE CITY.
PUBLISHED WEEKLA'. - ~~ . _ CIRCULATION 600.
FINE JOB PRINTING A SPECIALTY.
JACOB SWALLOIV, Publisher and Proprietor, PANA, ILL.
AMERICAN NEWSPAPER DIRECTORY. 633
The Kansas Sentinel.
LEADING DE^IOCllATIC JOURXAL. IN THE THIRD
C'ONGREf^SIONAL, DISTRICT.
AND THE ONLY DEMOCRATIC NEWSPAPER IN LYON AND SEVERAL OF
THE ADJOINING COUNTIES.
Cii'culatiou Liarge, in the Richest Territory of Kansas.
ADVERTISING RATES MADE KNOWN ON APPLICATION.
Address KANSAS SENTINEL,
EMPORIA, KANSAS.
Grafton County Journal.
PLYMOUTH, - - - NEW HAMPSHIRE.
A DESIRABLE ADVERTISING lUEDIUM.
A specialtj- is made of local news, having about fiftj' correspondents in as many differ-
ent towns, most of whom furnish weekly whatever haiapens in their respective localities.
There are clubs containing from a few subscribers to over two hundred in nearly fifty
different towns, more or less remote from this place, while manj' are sent in single wrap-
pers to a great many of the different states and teiTitories. Papers are sent to nearly Fif-
teen Hundred Different Addresses and, through the efforts of canvassers, are con-
stantly increasing. It is the largest circulation of the nine different papers in Grafton
County. The county, of which this town is one of the seats, contains thirty-eight towns, hav-
ing nearly 40,(KX) inliabitants, with a valuation of over .S15,0(J0,(X)0. Being situated in the lower
part of the county, there is a good circulation in that of Belknap, which contains eleven
towns, a population of nearly 20,000, and has a valuation of over §6,000,000. There is also a
limited number of subscribers in nearly all the ten counties of the State. Plymouth con-
tains the Court House, the State Normal School, State Fish Hatching House, offices of the
Boston, Concord & Montreal R. R., the popular and well known Pemigewasset House, and
other objects of interest, while the rapidly increasing Holderness School for Boys, Episco-
pal, is just across the river, about one-half mile distant. It is only about fifteen miles
above the beautiful Lake Winuipesaukee, and but a little further below the famous Fran-
conia 3Iountains, while the White Mountains are but a short distance beyond. Being
located directly on the B. C. & M. R. R., the main line to this lake and mountain region, as
well as on the direct line to 3Iontreal, it is annually visited by thousands of tourists who
make more or less extended stops at the numerous hotels and boarding houses in this vicin-
ity, and among whom this paper has an extended transient circulation, during the summer
season. The farming community is generally prosperous, and numerous small and active
manufactories may be found scattered along the small streams of this part of the State.
The subscriptions are, to a large extent, cash, showing that it circulates among a well-to-
do population.
Advertising rates made known on application to any agencj\
Special rates given for a larger amount of space, according to the time, position and
manner of insertion. The usual favors given advertisers are due.
C. H. KIMBALL, PROPRIETOR.
aU GEO. p. ROWELL & GO'S
The New Era-
PUBLISHED IN THE RICHEST AGRICULTURAL COUNTY IN THE UNITED STATES,
AND THE LEADING JOURNAL IN CENTRAL PENNSYLVANIA.
Daily. Folio of 28 Coliiiiiiis, I Weekly, Double Folio of 56 C'oliiiiiiis,
$5.00 a Year. I $2.00 a Year.
CIRCULATION GUARANTEED TO BE LARGER THAN ANY OTHER NEWSPAPER IN
THE STATE OUTSIDE OF PHILADELPHIA AND PITTSBURGH.
Published Rates of Advertising strictly adhered to, and no Cuts or Double-column Adver-
tisements taken at any price.
J. M. W. GEIST, Editor. J. B. WARFEL, Publisher.
ADDRESS
THE NE"W ERA, - - - LANCASTER CITY, PA.
The Ray.
MONTGOMERY CITY, MONTGOMERY CO., MISSOURI.
ESTABLISHED IN 1871 - - - - BY L. A. THOMPSON,
Pi'esent Owner and Editor and Proprietor.
Republican.
ONE DOLLAR PER YEAR.
ADVERTISING RATES SENT PUBLISHED WEEKLY,
ON APPLICATION. ON FRIDAY.
The Greenville Advertiser.
GREENVILLE, j - SOUTH CAROLINA.
BAILEY & NORRYCE, PROPRIETORS.
ONE DOLLAR PER ANNUM.
Advertising Rates:
ONE INCH.
1 Month $ 2 00
3 " 5 00
6 " 8 00
12 " 12 00
QUARTER COLUMN.
1 Month $10 00
3 " 20 00
6 " 30 00
12 " .50 00
H.\LF COLUMN.
1 Month $15 00
3 " 30 oa
6 " 50 00
12 " 75 00
WHOLE COLUMN.
1 Month $ 20 00
3 " 40 00
6 " (JO 00
12 " lUO 00
EVERYBODY READS IT! SO CHEAP THAT ALL CAN SUBSCRIBE.
ADDRESS EDWARD BAILEY, MANAGER.
BRIGHT ! SPARKLING ! HUMOROUS ! ATTRACTIVE !
The Winston Leader.
THE LEADING JOURNAL OF NORTHWESTERN NORTH CAROLINA.
Published in one of the fastest growing Southern towns, and circulates extensively among
all classes. Full of good things for all persons ! Kills the blues every time, and
shoots folly as it flies I Tells about raising, curing and selling tobacco. Unsur-
passed as a Southern advertising Medium. Rates exceedingl.y low.
Terms: $1.50 a Year, in Advance. Seud for Specimen Copy.
For further information address the Editor and Proprietor,
JAS. A. ROBINSON, - WINSTON, NORTH CAROLINA.
AMERICAN NEWSPAPER DIRECTORY. (>35
CHARITY, HOPE AND PROTECTION.
The Iowa and Illinois Workman
ROHM & MESSMER, PUBLISHERS.
DAVENPORT, - - - lOAVA.
CIRCIEATION 8,000.
OFFICIAL ORGAN OF THE ANCIENT ORDER OF UNITED WORKMEN FOR IOWA
AND ILLINOIS. ISSUED SEMI-MONTHLY AT THE LOW PRICE OF
$1 Per Aiiuuiii, ■ - ■ - Strictly iu Advance.
AS AN ADVERTISING .IIEDIUU IT HAS NO SUPERIOR.
OUR CIRCULATION IS GENERAL AMONG A MEMBERSHIP OF OVER 19,000 OP
THE MOST INTELLIGENT AND RELIABLE BUSINESS MEN AND SKILLED
MECHANICS IN THE TWO STATES. OUR JOURNAL IS NOT READ AND
THROWN ASIDE, BUT FILED AWAY FOR REFERENCE, AND WE
ASSERT WITHOUT FEAR OF SUCCESSFUL CONTRADICTION,
THAT NO BETTER ADVERTISING MEDIUM CAN BE
FOUND IN THE TWO STATES THAN IS OFFERED
THROUGH THE COLUMNS OF " THE WORKMAN."
The Workman is the only paper of its kind published in these States. It contains the
monthly statements of G. M. W., the G. R., and the Supreme Receiver ; besides containing
in each issue well digested editorials, correspondence, clippings from A. O. U. W. journals ;
also selected miscellany and poetry, making it a family as well as a Society paper.
Sample Copies Furnished on Application.
630 GEO. P. ROWELL & CO'S
A VALUABLE ADVERTISING 3IEDIUM.
The Toledo Volksfreund
PUBLISHED AT
TOLEDO, OHIO.
THE "TOLEDO VOLKSFREUND" IS THE ONLY GERMAN GREENBACK PAPER
IN THE UNITED STATES. HAS A LARGE AND
INCREASING CIRCULATION.
Advertising Rates Moder.Tte, and >vill be Made Known on Application.
The Acton Free Press-
PUBLISHED EVERY THURSDAY MORNING AT
ACTON, ONTARIO, CANADA.
H. P. MOORE, Editor and Proprietor.
Terms ol" Subscription: Sl.OO Per Annum, if Paid in Advance.
Acton is situated in one of the most prosperous agricultural districts in Ontario, on the
line of the Grand Trunk Railway, 35 miles from Toronto.
The Free Press is a well printed journal, independent in politics, and is a general
family newspaper. It has a wide circulation in Halton and adjoining counties, and
consequently is an excellent advertising medium.
TERMS OF ADVERTISING.— First insertion, 8 cents per line; each subsequent inser-
tion, '2 cents. Ye.'VRLY Contracts: One Column, $60; Half Column, $35; Quarter
Column. $'^0.
GEO. P. ROWELL & CO., New York, Agents.
The Halton News.
MILTON, ONTARIO, CANADA.
Is Published Every Thursday at the Rate of $1 a Year, in Advance.
It is the recognized organ of the Liberal Conservative party in the County of Halton,
and has a LARGER BONA FIDE CIRCULATION than any other newspaper published in
the county, and about double the circulation of any two of the county newspapers pub-
lished outside of the town of Milton. It is therefore the best medium for advertisers to
reach the wealthy and intelligent classes of the district.
Rates very moderate, and in accord with the spirit of the age.
Sample copies and rates sent free on application.
Give It a trial and be convinced of its value as an advertising medium.
T. J. STARRET, EDITOR AND PROPRIETOR.
The Echo.
L.ONDON. ONTARIO, DOMINION OF CANADA.
GUARANTEED CIRCULATION, 5,300 COPIES.
Published Every Saturday Morning by GOSS *fe WHITE,
ALBION BUILDINGS, LONDON, ONTARIO.
The City of London has a population of '27,000, and is the commercial centre of the
rich agricultural County of Middlesex, with a population of over 80,000.
THE "ECHO" HAS A LARGER CITY CIRCULATION
THAN ALL THE OTHER LOCAL PAPERS COMBINED.
1
AMERICAN NEWSPAPER DIRECTORY. 637
The National Free Press-
The Liargest Newspaper
PUBLISHED AT WASHINGTON, D. C, WEEKLY.
EVERY CITIZEN, EVERY SOLDIER AND EVERY PENSIONER SHOULD BE INTER-
ESTED IN ITS CIRCULATION.
THE ORGAN OF THE SOLDIERS' AND SAILORS' NATIONAL
ADVISORY ASSOCIATION.
Contains Every Week the following Interesting flatter :
A COMPLETE SUMMARY OF THE GENERAL LEGISLATION OF CONGRESS, WITH
BILLS INTRODUCED IN THE HOUSE OR SENATE. BILLS REPORTED, BILLS
PASSED THE SENATE OR HOUSE, BILLS PASSED BOTH HOUSES, AND BILLS
APPROVED BY THE PRESIDENT. ALSO, PETITIONS AND MEMORIALS
INTRODUCED EACH WEEK IN CONGRESS IN FAVOR OF THE
EQUALIZATION OF BOUNTY BILL, THE WEAVER BILL, AND
ALL IMPORTANT GENERAL BILLS OF INTEREST TO
SOLDIERS AND PENSIONERS. ALSO PATENT AND
LAND BILLS.
ALSO REPUBLICAN, DEMOCRATIC, INDEPENDENT AND GREEN-
BACK POLITICAL OPINIONS.
Also Interesting Incidents of the Rebellion.
Also a History of the Prosecution of the Arrears of Pension Bill.
Also Selected Communications.
Also the latest information relative to Patents, Lands, Mines and Postal Matters.
Also Information for the Farm and Household.
Also The Fashions.
Also the General News of the Week, and a very large amount of other Interesting
Reading.
NEWSPAPERS NEVER MADE A MAN POOR, WHILE THEY DAILY MAKE MEN RICH.
THEREFORE, SUBSCRIBE FOR THE NATIONAL FREE PRESS AT ONCE.
Sample Copy sent to any address on receipt of 3-cent stamp.
SUBSCRIPTION PRICE: »
One Year, $2 ; Six 3Ionths, Si ; and Three Mouths, 50 Cents.
The Soldiers' and Sailors' National Advisory Association is increasing from oCO to 2,000
per day, and our circulation, which commenced at 5,0U0 the first issue, will be increased cor-
respondingly every week. Our list of Soldiers and Pensioners, who comprise the great
majority of our readers and subscribers, numbers over 2(i0,()00, and with present rate of
receipt of names will, we are confident, soon amount to half a million. ». _ ^, ,
Address NATIONAL FREE PRESS,
"WASHINGTON, D. C.
«38 GEO. P. ROWELL & GO'S
The Bulletin.
PLAINFIELD, - - - NEW^ JERSEY.
Daily and AVeekly.
THE BULLETIN CO., Publishers. ERNEST O. CHAMBERLAIN, Editor and Manager.
The Republican organ of the city and vicinity. The ONLY DAILY within a circuit of
ten miles. THE LIVELIEST AND BEST LOCAL PAPER IN NORTHERN NEW JERSEY.
READ EVERY DAY BY MORE THAN FIVE THOUSAND PEOPLE. Peculiarly valuable
as an advertising medium for NEW YORK MERCHANTS AND THEATRES.
The WEEKLY EDITION is the only paper devoted particularly to the new^s of adjoin-
ing towns and villages. CIRCULATION LARGE AND INCREASING.
ITS TERMS ARE REASONABLE. Advertisements for insertion in Daily and Weekly
Editions received at very low rates. Its terms include frequent changes of advertisements.
All advertisements neatly and tastefully displayed. For further information and sample
copies address THE BrliLETIN CO., Plaiufielcl, New Jersey.
THE OLDEST AND BEST AGRICULTURAL MONTHLY IN THE WEST.
The Western Farmer.
DIXON, - - ILLINOIS.
IT REACHES PURCHASERS.
ADVERTISERS SPEAK WELL OF IT. SAMPLE COPY AND ADVERTISING RATES
SENT ON APPLICATION.
W. M. KENNEDY, Publisher, Dixou, Illinois.
CIRCULATION.— In regard to this perplexed question, the following is perhaps the best
way to answer all inquiries and convey information :
Post-Office. Dixon, Illinois, March 23, 1880.
For the information of all whom it may concern, I would state that there were 906 lbs.
of the Western Farmer mailed from this office in January, 1,035 lbs. in February, and
1,004 lbs. in March, 18SU, as stamped receipts in this office show. J. L. CAMP, Postmaster.
Au Undisputed Fact ! The Best Advertising: Mediuiii iu the Southwest is the
New Orleans Christian Advocate.
ESTABLISHED 1S50. Rev. LINUS PARKER, D.P., Editor.
IT IS REPRESENTED BY S'Jo ACTIVE AGENTS AT 1,600 POST-OFFICES IN
ALABAMA, ARKANSAS, FLORIDA, LOUISIANA, MISSISSIPPI AND TEXAS, AND
HAS THE LARGEST CIRCULATION OF ANY PAPER IN THE SOUTHWEST.
For Southern trade, especially in the gi-eat cotton, rice, sugar and tobacco regions of
Louisiana, Mississippi, Alabama and Florida, the New Orleans Christian- Advocate has
the largest bona fide circulation. No objectionable matter inserted on anj^ terms.
G. T. LATHROP. Publisher,
112 CAMP STREET, NEAV ORLEANS, LOUISIANA.
Yearly Subscription, $2.50. If Paid iu Advance, S'^.OO.
The Rhode Isla^nd Democrati
OFFICIAL AND ONLY STATE DEMOCRATIC NEWSPAPER.
PROVIDENCE, - - -__ RHODE ISLAND.
ALBION N. MERCHANT'S AUXILIARY NEWSPAPER LIST.
Rhode Island Democrat, Providence, R. I. ; Democrat and Sentinel, Burlington, Vt. ;
Sunday Sentinel, Burlington, Vt. : Home Visitor, St. Albans, Vt. ; Recorder, North
Hero, Vt. ; Rutland Sentinel, Rutland, Vt. ; Herald, Nicholville, N. Y. ; News,
Plattsburgh, N. Y ; Journal, Champlain, N. Y. ; Record, Port Henry,
N. Y. ; Star, Chateaugay, N. Y. ; Journal, Moira, N. Y.
Their large local subscription lists make these newspapers most valuable advertising
mediums. Advei tising space can be secured at reasonable rates. Correspondence solicited.
Orders from respectable and responsible sources receive prompt attention.
Address A. N. MERCHANT, PROVIDENCE, R. I.
AMERICAN NEWSPAPER DIRECTORY. 639
ST. LOUIS
Eclectic Medical Journal.
48-PAGE MONTHI.Y. - - - S'i.OO PER ANNUM.
GEO. H. FIELD, M. D., EDITOR.
ST. LOUIS, - - - - MISSOURI.
Send 10 Cents for Specimen Copy.
ST. LOUIS
Eclectic Medical College,
ST. LOUIS, MO.
GEO. H. FIELD, M. D., Dea.v.
The Bartlett News.
AN INDEPENDENT JOl RNAL.
. *
Published Weekly by STEVE J. HARRIS & CO.
AT BARTLETT, SHELBY COUNTY, TENNESSEE.
WM. J. DUVAL, Editor.
BONA FIDE CIRCUI.ATION: 600 COPIES.
Terms of Subscription:
One Copy, one yeai* Si .25
One Copy, six months 75
One Copy, thi-ee months 50
In clubs of six or more, each 1.00
Rates of Advei'tisiug:
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Two squares 2 00 2 75 3 75 12 00 20 00
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Foursquares 4 00 5 50 7 00 25 00 35 00
One-quarter column 5 00 7 00 9 00 35 00 50 00
One-half column ...8 00 1100 15 00 50 00 75 00
One column 15 00 20 00 30 00 75 00 125 00
Local notices, 15 cents per line for first insertion and 10 cents per line
for each subsequent insertion.
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The Orange Journal
Established 1854.
SAMUEL TOOMBS, ..... EDITOR AND Publisher.
Terms: $'^.00 per Aiiiiiiin, in Advance; $t2.oO After Six Months.
OFFICE
CORNER >IAIX AND CENTRE STREETS,
ORANGE, ----- NE-W JERSEY.
The Rome Daily Tribune.
PUBLISHED AT
ROME, - - - - - - GEORGIA.
INDEPENDENT DEMOCRATIC, WIDE-AWAKE AND PROGRESSIVE.
Circulation: - Daily 1,200; - Weekly 4,000.
Is the best advertising medium in North Georgia througli which to reach the reading and
purchasing masses. One hundred thousand bales of cotton are sold in Rome every year.
STRIKE FOR THE PATRONAGE OF THIS SECTION,
ADDRESS
THE TRIBUNE, R03IE, GEORGIA.
CYRUS MARSH. JOE H. CAMPBELL,.
The Brockpqrt Democrat.
C. MARSH & CO., Editors and Publishers.
BROCKPORT, - MONROE COUNTY, NE^W YORK.
The Democrat is the most popular paper, and has the largest bona fide circulation of any
paper in Monroe county, outside of the city of Rochester.
Terms: $1.30 per Year.
THE DEMOCRAT STEAM JOB PRINT ROOMS
Are the most complete and extensive of any in the county outside of the city, the facilities
being such that anything from an address card to a three-sheet poster, can be printed with
neatness and dispatch. Satisfaction always guaranteed.
Cases, Points and Pamphlets a Specialty.
The South Boston Inquirer.
Established 1871.
Published Evert Saturday Morning by
THE INQUIRER PUBLISHING COMPANY.
389 BROADWAY, - -_ - BOSTON, MASS.
C. A. JACKSON, Business Manager ; FRED. C. FLOYD, Editor,
The Inquirer has within the past year been enlarged to thirty-six long columns, and
under new management has nearly quadrupled its former circulation. It is the only
newspaper published in a population of nearly 70,000, and is read weekly by over 25,IKJ0 peo-
ple. It is strictly non-partisan and non-sectarian, and circulates among all classes. Sample
copies and advertising rates forwarded on application. On file at the office of Geo. P.
RowELL & Co., Advertising Agents, 10 Spruce street, New York, where contracts may be made.
AMERICAN NEWSPAPER DIRECTORY. 641
The Methodist
Established 1S60.
A FIRST-CLASS RELIGIOUS, LITERARY AND FAMILY
WEEKLY NEWSPAPER.
INDEPENDENT, NATIONAL, FRATERNAL, AND
PROGRESSIVE!
It is one of the best, brightest, and cheapest of the religious weeklies. It is edited with
great ability by
REV. DAVID H. WHEELER, D. D.,
assisted by able contributors. Among its many departments are Editorials on Cuirent and
Religious Topics, a Weekly Sermon, a Serial Story, a Department for the Children, an Excel-
lent Exposition of the Weekly Sunday School Lesson, Church News from all sections, &c.
The Methodist contains twenty pages weekly, and is only
$2.!i20 a Year, in Advance, Includiug Postage.
The Methodist takes rank with the first religious journals of the country in character,
influence, and circulation.
It represents the progressive and intelligent element of the largest Christian denomina-
tion in the United States— a Church numbering over 10,000 regular ministers and about
2,000,000 Church members.
It reaches the leading men of the denomination in all the great centres, and in the
towns and villages of the country, and finds its way to the reading-rooms of their public
libraries and Young Men's Christian Associations, where it is read weekly by many
thousands.
"The Methodist " has a truly National Circulation, and is
a Valuable Advertising Mediiiin.
We invite attention to our liberal
ADVERTISING RATES :
ORDINARY ADVERTISEMENTS— AGATE MEASURE.
Per Line.
One insertion 25c.
Two or more insertions, each time 20c.
Thirteen or more insertions, each time 18c.
Twenty-six or more insertions, each time 15c.
Fifty-two or more insertions, each time 10c.
BUSINESS NOTICES.
One insertion 40c.
Three months 30c.
Twenty-six insertions 20c.
Fifty-two insertions 15c.
Agate measure, 14 lUies space to the inch.
Canvassers wanted. Send for circular containing particulars. Liberal commissions.
Specimen copies sent free on. receipt of a three-cent stamp to prepay postage.
ADDRESS
H. W. DOUGLAS, PUBLISHER,
No. 15 3IURRAY STREET, NEW YORK,
41
642 GEO. P. ROWELL & CO'S
Afield and Afloat
A SPORTSMAN'SJ JOURNAL, ! DEVOTED TO Ol TDOOK RECREATION.
THE AFIELD AND AFLOAT PUBLISHING CO. (LIMITED.)
50 NORTH SEVENTH ST., - PHILADELPHIA, PA.
Subscription ^'Z a Yeai-. Five Cents a Copy.
The special depai-tments, under the charge of qualified writers and experienced sports-
men, ai-e as follows : Fish and Fisliing, Gun and Game, Yachting and Boating, the Kennel,
the Rifle, the Horse, Jlilitary, etc.
LEADING DEMOCRATIC NEWSPAPER IN NORTHEASTERN PENNSYLVANIA.
Daily and Weekly Union-Leader.
OFFICE 31 PI BEIC SQUARE,
"WILKES-BARRE, - - . PENNSYLVANIA.
Democratic in Politics, as is th?: County.
Consolidation of the Luzerne Union, established 1846, and the Leader, e.stablished 1876.
The Very Best Advertising Mertinin in rlie Largest of the
Anthracite Coal Connties.
TERMS OF SUBSCRIPTION :
Weekly S'3 per Annum; If in Advance, Sl.oO; Daily 10 Cents per Week.
The Evening Standard.
NEW BEDEORD, - -_ - MASSACHUSETTS
EDMUND ANTHONY & SONS, Editors and Puklishers.
Terms: ------ §<j pei- Annum.
The largest daily paper published in Southern Massachusetts. Has a circulation double
any other daily south of Boston, and three times any other in city and vicinity.
THE REPUBLICAN sITa N D A R D (WEEKLY).
Eight Pages; Forty eight Columns.
Published Thursday lUornings. Two Dollars per Annum.
Circulation six times that of any other weeklj' in city, double any other weekly in South-
ern Massachusetts. The large circulation of these papers render them valuable advertising
mediums for Southern Massachusetts.
The United Service.
A MONTHLY REVIEW OF MTL.ITARY AND XAVAL, AFFAIRS.
L. R. HAMERSLY & CO., Publishers.
1510 CHESTNUT ST., - - PHILADELPHIA, PA.
$o per Annum ; .>0 Cents per Number.
A Magazine of Instructive and Entertaining Literature for the Army, Navy and Kindred
Services. The only ijublication of the kind in the United States. Of wide circulation in the
Army, Navy, National Guard, Government Departments and Bureaux, Clubs and Libraries.
Advertising Rates :
One Page, One Time, )S35; One Page, One Year, §8340.
AMERICAX NEWSPAPER DIRECTORY. 643
The Dental News,
A MONTHLY JOURNAl. OF PKACTICAL DENTISTRY.
T. P. WAGONER, PUBLISHER.
NO 73 MAIN fSTKEET,
KNIGHTSTOWN, - - - _ INDIANA.
Snbscriptiou Si a Year. Single Copy 10 Cenis,
CIRCULATES IN ALL WESTERN STATES AND TERRITORIES.
WHAT OIR READERS SAY:
Enclosed flud §1 for the Dental News, a good paper, and well worth the money.— Jl H.
DeGrair, Trenton, Mo.
The paper i.s just what is wanted. — E. E. Shattock, Independence, Iowa.
It is a paper I think no practitioner should be without, and is an honor to the profes-
sion.— W. H. Pitcher, Nashville, III.
Enclosed find §1 for the Dental News, it is a first-class paper, and I would not be with-
out it for three times its cost.— £. S. Long, Black River Falls, Wi3.
It is quite an interesting sheet, and is what many have wanted for some time.— Eugene
T. Crocker, Longmont, Col.
Your paper is something we cannot do without, you may send It for a year.— .4. S. Hays,
Minonk, III.
Please enter my name as a subscriber. I lij^e it very much. The first number was
worth what it costs, the item on repairing celluloid with new material being very valuable.
—L. A. Gamble, Richview. III.
The News is just what I want, for I find in that something practical.— D. W. Elwards,
Le Sueur, 3Iinn.
It is just what we want; should be foimd in every dental office.— G, D. Keiller, Mt. Ayr,
Iowa.
644 GEO. P. ROWELL & GO'S
Established IS'24.
Richmond Whig.
RICHMOND, - ^ - VIRGINIA.
FOR MORE THAN HALF A CENTURY THE LEADING METROPOLITAN NEWSPAPER
OF THE STATE.
It has a L<arger Circulation Throughout the State than any Other NeM^s-
paper Published.
Advertisers -will find it the best medium for reaching the people of the State at large.
Transient and Contract Advertisements at the Most Reasonable Rates.
Der Piqua Cotrrespondent.
(German Weekly). Published Every Wednesday.
J. BONL HEMSTEGER, . . . . Publisher and Proprietor.
OFFICE : lOr NORTH MAIN STREET, NEAR GREENE,
PIQUA, OHIO.
The Piqua Correspondent is the only German paper published vs^ithin the counties of
Miami, Darke, Shelby, Mercer and Preble, and having a large circulation especially in Miami,
Darke and Shelby counties, offers a very valuable medium for advertisers in tliis section.
The paper contains from twenty to twenty -Ave columns of reading matter every week, and
Is one of the brightest and most newsy German papers in this part of the State.
Terms : $1.50 per Year. Postage Free.
The paper will be sent on trial for four months for 50 cents. Advertising rates furnished
on application. J. BONI. HEMSTEGER, Piqua, Ohio.
The Christian Cleaner and
Illustrated Missionary News.
PUBLISHED MONTHLY.
An unsectarian Magazine containing Missionary Intelligence from all parts of the world.
Subscription Price, $1.00 per year.
A FIRST-CLASS ADVERTISING MEDIUM.
" I, William J. Mason, foreman of the Port Hope Weekly News printing office, do hereby
certify that over one thousand copies per mouth of the Christian Gleaner, edited and
published bv the Rev. "W. H. Butt, have been pi-inted at this office.
Port Hope, April 7, 1880. WM. J. MASON."
Advertising rates furnished on application. Address
CHRIS4TIAN GLEANER, Port Hope, Out.
Circulation 1,;300.
Fort Plain^Standard.
Only Democratic Newspaper Published in an Area of !?»ixteeu Miles.
F. M. GLAESSEL, Publisher.
rORT PLAIN, MONTGOMERY COUNTY, NEW YORK.
Subscription Price Only One Dollar a Year.
The Standard is published in a wealthy section of the State, it being a well-known,
excellent farming and dairying district. The growing of hops and manufacture of the best
American Cheese, being an important feature.
CONTRACTS MADE AT SPECIAL RATES WITH ADVERTISERS.
The Standard under new management has increased wonderfully in merit, and its circu-
lation has been raised in six months from 800 to 1,5(X», and is constantly increasing. It is the
only One Dollar newspaper published in this section of the State.
AMERICAN NEWSPAPER DIRECTORY. 645
STUTTERERS, SPEAKERS, SINGERS !
The Voice
IS A MONTHLY, GIVING
CURES OF STUTTERING AND STAMMERING,
Exposing " secret systems," with advice to parents. It is a tongue to the thousands who are
measurably deprived of one of the noblest faculties triven to man. In it they may express
their thoughts, tell their wrongs, and make an appeal that will, perhaps, bring relief.
EVERY SPEECH-SUFFERER, TEACHER, VOCALIST, CLERGYMAN, PHYSICIAN, ELO-
CUTIONIST, PUBLIC SPEAKER, AND PARENTS OF YOUNG
CHILDREN SHOULD TAKE IT.
It is aimed to make The Voice worth more than its weight in gold to every stutterer and
stammerer.
Indispensable to every singer and elocutionist.
A means of communicating necessary professional knowledge to every physician and
school teacher.
Of great value to every public speaker.
A guide to parents in directing and improving the speech of their children.
The press exponent of the human voice in its manifold phases ; to treat of its uses and
capabilities ; give directions for its cultivation and management, whether in singing,
preaching, lecturing, reading, or conversing ; point out the way to remedy its bad habits or
defects, and restore it to healthful action, organic and functional.
A journal which discusses pulpit and secular oratory ; the methods of teaching reading
and declamation in schools ; the various systems of cultivating the voice for singing ; elocu-
tion ; the art of conversation ; and, in fact, everything pertaining to the speaking and sing-
ing voice.
SUBSCRIPTION, $1.00 A YEAR. SAMPLE COPY, 10 CENTS.
EDGAR S . WERNER,
ALBANY, N. Y.
GAZETTE PUBLISHING C03IPANY.
Norfolk Sunday Gazette.
The Only Independent Paper in this Section.
IS DELIVERED BY CARRIERS IN ALL PARTS OF NORFOLK, PORTSMOUTH, BERKLEY
ATLANTIC CITY AND BRAMBLETON.
Circulates Extensively Through Eastern North Carolina and Vii-giuia.
Virginia Good Templar.
Organ of the Good Templars of this State.
ENDORSED BY THE GRAND LODGE I. O. G. T.
There are 338 Good Templar Lodges in the State, at each one of which the Templar has
an active agent.
Being the only Temperance paper in the State, It is the medluin through which the Tem-
perance people receive their news. •
Rates of A<lvertising:
TEN LINES TO A SQUARE.
1 square, 1 time 60c. 1 square, 1 mouth Si. 50
The same advertisement will be put in both papers for 50 per cent, extra.
Rev. CALVIN S. BL.ACKWEL.L,, Editor.
COMPLETE JOB PRINTING OFFICE ATTACHED.
Address WIM. W. DEGGE & CO.,
56 & 58 ROANOKE AVE., NORFOLK, VA.
646 GEO. P. ROWELL & GO'S
The Normal Teacher-
THE OMiY NORMAL, PI BI.TCATIOX.
HAS THE LARGEST CIRCULATION OF ANY SCHOOL JOURNAL IN AMERICA.
Advertising Kates tiO to 50 per cent, less than other Journals of its class.
AH who desire to reach teachers and the educational public will find the Normal
Teacher the cheapest and, by far, the best medium. We also run a full line of Normal
Books. Don't fail to send for catalog-ues and rates. Address
J. E. SHERRIL.L, Proprietor,
"NORMAL TEACHER" PUBLISHING HOUSE,
DAWILLE, IND.
People's Telephone-
AN INDEPENDENT NATIONAL GREENBACK WEEKLY NEWSPAPER,
PRINTED AND PUBLISHED AT
RED OAK, IOWA,
BY
N . \V . C O O K it C « .
Circulation, 1,100.
The Largest Paper and Ijargrest Circulation in Montgomery County.
Elkton Register-
F. H. BKISTOW, . - - - Editor and Publisher.
ELKTON, KENTUCKY.
THE ONLY PAPER PUBLISHED AT THE COUNTY SEAT OF TODD COUNTY,
A RICH AND PROSPEROUS COUNTY.
ADVERTISING KATES REASONABLE.
The Cedartow^n Advertiser.
CEDARTOW^N, GEORGIA.
The Advertiser is published in the most populous, fertile and thriving section of North-
ern Georgia. It is a consolidation of the Record, established 1874, the ExiJress, established
1874, with the Advertiser, established 1878, and is the only paper published in the Thirty-
eighth Senatorial District, composed of the counties of Polk, Haralson and Paulding, and is
The OfUcial Organ of the Two First Named.
Cedartown is the terminus of the Cherokee Railroad, is a centre of trade for a large
scope of country, contains 2,000 inhabitants, and is rapidly growing in population and
business importance. The Advertiser is the only medium through which advertisers
can reach the people of the section in which it is"pul)lished. Estimates cheerfully given
to those wishing to make use of its columns.
address
D. B. FKEE.^IAN, PROPRIETOR, CEDARTOWN, GEORGIA.
AMERICAN NEWSPAPER DIRECTORY. 647
A PAPER OF (ilCEAT CIUCl I.ATION !
Illinois
Tradesman and Manufacturer.
PEORIA, .... ILLINOIS.
REACHING EIGHT HUNDRED CITIES AND TOWNS IN
II.T.INOIH, IOWA, INDIANA, KANSAS, MISSOURI, NEBRASKA,
AND TERRITORIES.
THE "ILLINOIS TRADESMAN AND MANUFACTURER" is now justly conceded to be
the representative TRADE PAPER published in this section. It contains in each and
every issue EIGHT COLUMNS OF TRADE REPORTS AND PRICE CURRENTS,
embracing Dry Goods, Groceries, Crockery, Glassware, Drugs, Chemicals,
Paints and Oils, Hardware, Iron and Steel, Boots, Shoes, Leather, Paper,
Lumber, &c., &c. In addition it furnishes statistical information relative
to the above branches of trade and others, worth many times its yearly
subscription price. It is by all odds the largest, as it is the best
American Weekly Journal of Commerce published. It con-
tains also as specialties Manufacturing and Industrial
News. It does not neglect Literary or Scientific Topics,
and is in all respects the Newspaper for the Re-
tailer, Wholesaler and JIanufacturer, who de-
sires to examine sources of Financial and
Commercial Information. In fact, it is the
most complete vehi:'le of news to be
found in the East or West.
THE ADVERTISING DEPARTMENT.
Since the foundation of the paper all advertisements of Quack Doctors, Patent
Medicines, Lotteries and swindles in all forms have been excluded from its columns.
Therefore I can point with confidence and pride to the ADVERTISING PATRONS, and can
recommend them to the public. ADVERTISEMENTS OF A REPUTABLE, CLEAN CHAR-
ACTER are solicited, but none others will be inserted. Rates furnished on application.
SUBSCRIPTION DEPARTMENT.
The Illinois Tradesman and Manufacturer's subscription price is S2 per year,
sent by mail to any address in the United States. This price is uniform, there being no
reduction to clubs. The single subscription price of itself is the club rate.
ZW° The paper is delivered by carriers in Peoria to all subscribers at its regular sub-
scription price, $2 a year.
2W All of the Peoria Jobbers are authorized to act as agents, and will take your
subscription. SAMPLE COPIES OF PAPERS FREE ON APPLICATION.
J. A. M0N(;ER, Publisher.
Office: Exchange Block, Opposite Board of Trade, Peoria, Illinois.
648 GEO. P. ROWELL & CO'S
The St. Louis Midland Farmer,
A FIRST-CLASS AGRICULTURAL MONTHLY.
ST. LOUIS, ----- MISSOURI.
GEO. W. MATTHEWS & CO., Publishers.
Has a Large and Gro-wins: Circulation Tliroiigrliout the Mississippi Valley
and the Houtli^vest.
Geo. p. Rowell & Co., Advertising Agents, New York.
The Green River Press
A SUPERIOR FAMTIiY NEWSPAPER.
PUBLISHED WEEKLY AT
CAMPBELLSVILLE, TAYLOR COUNTY, KENTUCKY,
BY JOHN T. HEARN.
The completion of the Southern Division of the Cunil)erland & Ohio Railroad has opened
to the trade a fine section of tobacco country, embracing the Green River counties of Taylor,
Green, Adair, Larue and Hart, in all of whicli the Press circulates.
Ida County Pioneer.
CHAFFEE & WILLIAMS, ... - EDITORS and Proprietors.
IDA GROVE, IOWA.
The Pioneer is an eight-column folio, Republican, devoted to the interests of North-
western Iowa, and Ida County in particular. It has a circulation of nine hundred, and
double that of any other paper published in Ida County. The Pioneer is the oldest and
most influential paper in Ida County, it being in Its ninth volume. A good and well patron-
ized job office in connection. Published every Thursday morning at Ida Grove, the county
seat of Ida County, Iowa.
I
"Pioneer" is Official Paper of Town and County.
VOLUME FOURTH BEGINS MAY, 1880.
Kansas City Review of Science
and Industry.
A Monthly Record of Progress in Science, Mechanic Ai'ts and Liiterature.
EDITED AND PUBLISHED BY THEO. S. CASE.
KANSAS CITY, - - - - MISSOURI.
Will enter upon its fourth year May 1, 188), and is offered to the Intelligent people of the
country as an exponent of Western thought, and a medium of communicating Western dis-
coveries, inventions and theories, in particular, and of scientific progress everywhere.
64 Pages, Liarge Octavo. S*-i.50 per Annum. Single Numbers, 25 Cents.
The Review numliers among its contributors some of the most earnest and
capable workers and thinkers in the West.
AlVIERICiVN NEWSPAPER DIRECTORY. 649
The Yoiiugest Democratic Editor iu the Uuited iiStatesi is
CHARLIE D. BARKER,
EDITOR AND PROPRIETOR OF
The Des Moines Valley Times,
OTTUMWA, lOW^A.
ALTHOUGH A BOY IX REALITY HIS ARTICLES HAVE BEEN COPIED IN
MANY LEADING JOURNALS OF THE UNITED STATES.
The paper has a large circulation, and Advertisers will find it to their
advantage to patronize its columns.
JOB WORK EXECUTED IN EITHER GERMAN OR ENGLISH.
Terms for Subscription:
One Year Si. 50
Six Months 75
Three Months 50
Cash must accompany all orders.
Le Sorellois.
THE ONLY FRENCH CONSERVATIVE ORGAN PUBLISHED IN THE DISTRICT OF
RICHELIEU, COMPRISING THE COUNTIES OF BERTHIER, RICHELIEU, AND
YAMASKA, THE POPULATION OF WHICH IS 8 0,000.
«'LiE SOREL.L.OI8" HAS THE LARGEST CIRCULATION IN THESE THREE
COUNTIES, AND ADVERTISERS WILL FIND IT TO THEIR ADVANTAGE TO
PATRONIZE THIS PAPER, WHICH IS PUBLISHED EVERY
TUESDAY AND FRIDAY, AT
No. 48J6 AUGUSTA STREET, SOREL, P. Q., CANADA.
Subscription, S'2.00 per Annum.
All communications concerning Subscriptions and Advertisements should be addressed to
J. A. CH EXE VERT, Manager.
650 GEO. P. ROWELL & GO'S
The Hobart Journal.
HOBART, - - ^^ - - INDIANA.
IiidepeiwIeiU-Kepiiblicsiii. Estnblished 1S78.
P. I. KELLY, ... - Publisher .^nd Proprietor.
Largest Circulation in the County.
Rates of Advertising :— One coluiiui, one year, $100 ; half column, one year, $55 ; quarter
column, one year, $80 ; business cards, one year, $5; legal advertisements, as regulated by
law ; local advertisements, 10 cents per line ; yearly advertisements, payable quarterly ;
legal advertisements, payable when affidavit is made ; all other advertisements payable in
advance.
Subscription: Si. 50, in Advance. When not Paid in Advance, $3.
SPECIAL TERMS FOR PERMANENT ADVERTISEMENTS.
innesota Stats Tidning.
PUBLISHED EVERY THURSDAY AT
MINNEAPOLIS, - - - - MINNESOTA.
H. MATTSON, Chief Editor and Publisher ; AXEL DAHLSTRAND, A.ssistant
Editor; ALFRED SODERSTROM, Business Manager.
Terms: - - - S2 per Annum, - - In Advance.
Is the only Swedish political newspaper published Northwest of Chicago. It is devoted
to the interest of the Swedish people, and has an extensive circulation throughout the
Northwestern States. Advertising rates reasonable. Sent on application.
Isabella Times.
PUBLISHED AT
MT. PLEASANT, _■_ MICHIGAN.
AN INDEPENDENT WEEKLY NEWSPAPER. JAMES W. LONG, Editor.
Official city and county paper. A splendid advertising medium. We cany no dead-head
subscribers ; therefore advertisers can depend on their advertisements
reaching live people.
Si. 50 PER ANNUM.
MICHIGAN LITERARY 3IESSEXGER,-A MONTHLY JOURNAL. None
but first-class advertisements received. Circulates throuL'liout the State. ^1.00 PER
ANNUM. Published at the office of the Isabella Timls, Mt. Pleasant, Michigan. For ad-
vertising rates address
JAMES W. LONG, Editor, MT. PLEA.SANT, MICHIGAN.
Der Ohio Sonntagsgast.
THE ONLY GERMAN SUNDAY PAPER IN CENTRAL OHIO WITH AN EDITION OF
3,0O0 COPIES.
DER OHIO SONNTAGSGAST,
THE ONLY GERMAN DOLLAR WEEKLY IN THE UNITED STATES.
Published since Januarj' 1, 1880. Has now already a circulation of 3,000 copies, and is
growing weeklj' at a rate of 75 to 100 copies.
BOTH ARE EXCELLENT MEDIUMS FOR ADVERTISING.
PUBLISHED BY
li. HIRSCH Sc CO., - _ _ _ COLUMBUS, OHIO.
AMERICAN NEWSPAPER DIKECTOKY. 651
The Occident
IS PUBLISHED BY THE
OCCIDENT P I B L I S H I N (4 C O :»I P A N Y ,
CHICAGO, ILLINOIS.
"THE OCCIDENT" IS THE RECOGNIZED SOCIETY ORGAN OF THE WEST,
HAVING AN EXTENSIVE CIRCULATION IN THE NORTH,
SOUTH, WEST, AND EASTERN STATES, REACH-
ING THE BEST CLASS OF CITI-
ZENS EVERYWHERE.
TERMS? OF SUBSCRIPTION :
Per Annum ii^S.OO | For Three Month $ .75
For Six Months 1..50 I Single Copies 10
RATES OF ADVERTISING : ^ _^
Society Notices, 3 lines S .oO
Births, Marriages and Deaths, 3 lines 1.50
10 lines, one square, 1 time 1 .50
Imonth 3.00
3 months S.OO
6nionths 15.00
1 year 'i^.OO
Advertisements and Subscriptions payable in advance.
A GREAT ADVERTISING MEDIUM FOR THE NORTH-WEST.
JULIUS SILVERSHITH. Editor aud Secretary.
ADVERTISE IN
The Poultry and Farm Journal.
PUBLISHED MONTHLY AT
MINNEAPOLIS, MINNESOTA.
A Bris:ht, Illustrated, 'iO-Vage Xagaziue,
FOR POULTRY FANCIER, FARMER AND FAMILY.
Si. 00 PER Year; Six Months, .50c. ; Single Copy, 10c.
ADVERTISINCi:
Per inch, 1 month Si .00 i Per inch, 6 months Sl.'SO
3 month.. '2.40 i " one year 7.'iO
Discounts — } column, 10 per cent, off; A column, 15 per cent, off; 1 column, 20 per cent, off;
i page, 25 per cent, off ; 1 page, 33fr per cent. off. Each page is made up of 3 columns, each
column 9 inches long. Discounts only for time for which paid wholly in advance.
MANUFACTURERS ! PLEASE NOTICE.
Our dealings • im larmers aud others are such that we can often take manufactured
aaticles at jobbing ates, in exchange for large advertising contracts.
Address T. T. BACHELLER, Publisher,
MINNEAPOLIS, MINN.
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The Chrisman Advance
IS PUBLISHED EVERY FRIDAY AT
CHRISMAN, - EDGAR COUNTY, - ILLINOIS.
The Advance has secured a large circulation among the wealthy citizens of this and
neighborinK counties. It is an independent paper devoted to home news. The Advance Is
the only medium through which to reach the cream of the population. Advertisers
appreciate such a medium, and the publisher welcomes all responsible advertisers to its
columns. As the Advance uses no "patents," there is no wav to reach its subscribers
except bj^ making contracts with the publisher or his agents. RATES REASONABLE.
C. A. COOK, EDITOR AND PUBIilSHER.
onroe County Democrat
SPARTA, -WISCONSIN.
A SOUND DEMOCRATIC JOURNAL.
F. A. BKOWN, _ _ _ . Editor and Publisher.
Only Democratic paper in the county, having a population of 25,000 ; in town of 4,000.
CIRCULATION SOO, AND INCREASING. WILL VERIFY CIRCULATION AT ANY TIME.
Conceded to be the best local newspaper in the vicinity. The largest paper in the
county. Has a larger circulation than all other papers in the county combined.
Farragut News
IS A RELIABLE REPUBLICAN NEWSPAPER, PUBLISHED AT
TARRAGUT, - FREMONT COUNTY, - IOWA,
EVERY WEDNESDAY MORNING.
C. S. HANLEY, Editor and Proprietor.
The News will endeavor to deserve the confidence and patronage of the people of the
section in which it is puljlished, and in all things will be liberal, progressive, fair and free.
THE LARGEST AND ONE OF THE BEST WEEKLIES IN THE STATE.
ONE COPY, ONE YEAR, $2.00.
Has a Small but Neat Job Oflice.
The Aurora Republican.
AURORA, NEBRASKA.
PUBLISHED WEEKLY, - - - - By L. W. HASTINGS, Editor and Publisher.
Is an eight-column folio paper printed all at home. Has the largest circulation of any paper
In the county, and as an advertising medium cannot be excelled by any other paper outside
of the State capital. Hamilton County has 12,0i)() inhabitants, over two-thirds of whom see
and read the Republican. Has been established seven years, and is a permanent fixture,
and always reliable.
AMERICAN NEWSPAPER DIRECTORY. 653
Texas Christian Advocate.
OFFICE. 73 STRAND. - - GALVESTON, TEXAS.
THE GREAT FAMILY AND FIRESIDE PAPER OF TEXAS. IT IS A LARGE EIGHT-PAGE
PAPER, PRESENTING AN ATTRACTIVE TYPOGRAPHICAL APPEAR-
ANCE, AND IS IN ITS TWENTY-SEVENTH VOLUME.
The following are our rates, which we place at figures that are within the reach of all •
SPACE. ONE MONTH. THREE MONTHS. SIX MONTHS. ONE YEAR.
One-half Inch § 3 tW $ 7 IKI .$12 00 $18 00
One Inch 5 00 1150 20 00 30 00
Two Inches 9 00 22 00 36 00 54 00
Three Inches 13 00 30 00 52 00 78 00
Four Inches 16 00 37 00 64 00 96 00
Six Inches 23 00 53 00 92 00 138 00
One-half Colunui 30 m 69 00 120 00 180 00
One Column 50 00 116 00 200 00 300 00
Transient Advertising.— One-half Inch, one insertion, $1 50; each consecutive
insertion, §1 00. One inch, one insertion, .$2 00 ; each consecutive insertion, $1 50.
Changes.— Any advertisement may be changed monthly, free of charge.
For double-column advertisements 10 per cent, added to regular rates.
Special Notices.- Reading matter quoted, and Editorial Notices, add 25 per cent, to
regular rates.
No advertisement counted less than one-half inch. Eight words make one line of an
advertisement ; 10 lines one inch ; 7 average words make one line Special or Local Notices ;
10 lines one inch. No improper or objectionable matter inserted on any terms.
The attention of advertisers is invited to the merits of the Advocate. It is the organ of
the Methodist Episcopal Chui'ch, South, in Texas— which embraces five Annual Conferences.
ITS CIRCULATION IS NOW TEN THOUSAND.
The circulation of the Advocate is rapidly increasing, having over 800 special agents in
Texas alone and two regular traveling agents. It circulates in every county in the State,
and is distributed from over 900 post-offices. Evidence of the Advocate's rapid increase in
circulation is given by the following
CERTIFICATES OF POSTMASTER C. B. SARIN, OF GALVESTON:
Post-Office Department, Galveston, August 11, 1879.
Shaif & Blaylock, Piiblishers Texas Christian Advocate :
Gentlemen— In replj' to your esteemed favor, I beg leave to state that during the last
six quarters you have mailed, and paid for at pound rates, in postage, at two cents per
pound, on your paper as follows, viz. :
Quar. ending March 31, 1879. . . .5,901 lbs— $118 02
June 30, 1879 6,706" 134 12
Qiiar. ending March 31, 1878. . . .5,23;? lbs— $104 66
June 30, 1878 5,045" 100 90
Sept. 30, 1878 5,068" 10136
Dec. 31, 1878 5,377" 107 54 | Total for eighteen months.. $666 60
For Quarter Ending September 30, 1879 8,480 lbs-$169 60
Respectfully, your obedient servant, C. B. SABIN, Postmaster.
CORRESPONDENCE.
"Advocate's" Circulation— Increase of 1,774 Pounds in Three 3Ionths, or
14,192 3Iore "Advocates" for One Quarter than that Preceding.
This should be an Unans^verable Argument >vith Advertisers.
C. B. Sabin, Esq., Postmaster, Galveston, Texas :
Sir— You will greatlj- oblige us by furnishing the bearer hereof, Mr. Barker, a certified
statement of amount of postage paid by us during quarter ending September Kl, 1879, on
issues of the Texas Christian Advocate mailed through your office.
Very respectfully, SHAW & BLAYLOCK.
Post Office Department, Galveston, Texas, October 6, 1879.
Messrs. Shaw & Blaylock :
Gents— The amount of postage paid by you at pound rates on the Texas Christian
Advocate during the quarter ending September .30, 1879, for papers mailed by you for that
quarter was §169 60, and for which receipts were given, there being 8,480 pounds in the ag-
gregate mailed during the quarter. Very respectfully, etc., C. B. SABIN, Postmaster.
As further confirmation of the rapid increase in the circulation of the Advocate, the
publishers hereby certify that from the 1st of July, 1879, to the 1st of October, 1679, its circu-
lation increased 14,19'^ copies, and during the week ending October 7, 1879, an additional
increase of One Thousand was attained. SHAW & BLAYLOCK, Publishers.
The circulation of the Advocate is now larger than any other weekly paper in the State.
It represents a church membership of over 85,000. Its subscribers are composed of a
thrifty, industrious and prosperous portion of the population— both in the rural districts
and in the towns and cities. It being a family newspaper— furnishing the current events
of the day, and also a carefully prepared market report, as well as religious matter — it is
the most popular paper with multitudes of our best citizens in the agricultural districts.
The prudent business man prefers the best medium at his command to bring his business
to the attention of those who constitute the worth and wealth of a community. Texas, with
her two million people and her great future, is comparatively a new field for an increase of
trade for the live business man of the larger cities of the Union, and more especially for
those of our own merchants, who are anxious to extend their business.
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The Port Jefferson Times-
PORT JEFFERSON, SUFFOLK CO., N. Y.
"THE NEW YORK SUN" OF SUFFOLK COUNTY. ONLY PAPER PUBLISHED IN A
RADIUS OF THIRTY MILES, AMONG A POPULATION OF
TWENTY THOUSAND PEOPLE.
No Jew Concern! One Price antl a Fair Price for Advertising.
Circulates in nearly every family in Port Jefferson, a village of 3,000 inhabitants, the
terminus of the Port Jefferson Branch Railroad, and the most prominent shipping port in
Suffolk or Queens County.
No half cash advertisements accepted. No swlndlmg or bogus patrons wanted.
Apply for rates. — ^
THol^B^H \WKINS^' \ Publishers and Proprietors.
L. BEECHER HOMAN, Editor and Manager.
The Alliston Herald.
DEVOTED TO THE MATERIAL INTERESTS AND PROSPERITY OF THE THRIVING
VILLAGE OF
ALLISTON, - COUNTY OF SIMCOE, - ONTARIO.
POPULATION ABOUT 1,800. CIRCULATION (GUARANTEED), 750.
W. H. HENDER, Editor and Publisher.
The Herald is published every Thursday morning, and is a live, energetic, Conservative
paper. Contains all the latest news. Its local columns are full, spicy and entertaining. It
circulates through ihe townships of Essa, Tossoi-ontio, Afl.iala, Tecumseh, and a portion of
Mulmur. Has a Kood and increasing advertising patronage. RATES MODERATE.
The lsabella_ Enterprise.
ISSUED EVERY WEDNESDAY AT
MT. PLEASANT, ^_ MICHIGAN.
J. R. DOUGHTY, Editor and Proprietor.
The Enterprise is the official paper of Isabella County, Michigan. It is the oldest
established newspaper in the county ; gives by far the most local and other reading matter,
and is the largest in size, being a 48-column quarto. It is, thei-efore,
THE BEST ADVEKTISINt} 3IEDII M.
The Enterprise is now just entering upon its sixteenth volume, and has made many
recent marked improvements in its general character and make-up, which add much to Its
already attractive appearance.
Circulation 600.
JOB PRINTING IN ALL ITS BRANCHES EXECUTED IN THE FINEST STYLE.
The Sunbeam.
LITITZ, PENNSYLVANIA.
J. G. ZOOK, PUBLISHER.
The Sunbeam, monthly— a 16-page quarto journal of Literature, Education and General
Intelligence. Now in its fourth year of publication. Terms : $1 per year with premium ;
7.5 cts. without premium ; sample copies 6 cts. Advertising Rates— .§1 per inch, one inser-
tion ; $3 for six times ; $5 for twelve times. Advertisements in keeping with the charactei-
of the paper solicited. Advertisements of patent medicines, quacks, nostrums, tobacco, «•
any of doubtful moral tendencies not accepted at any price. The Sunbeam has won its way
into the hearts of its readers. Samuel Milton, Utah, says : "My family cannot do without
it ; it is a necessity." Albert App, Lycoming Co., Pa., says : "It is one of the best, if not
the best, journal of the kind I ever saw." The Lancaster Farmer says • " We are proud of
our cotemporary, and feel that it will ht)nor Lancaster county." Good commissions given
to agents. Worcester's Unabridged Dictionary given for a club of ten subscribers ; Web-
ster's Unabridged, latest edition, for a club of seventeen subscribers. Address the publisher,
JOHN G. ZOOK, LITITZ, PENNSYLVANIA.
AMERICAN NEWSPAPER DIRECTORY. 655
THE BALTIMORE
Live Stock and Poultry Bulletin
THE WEEKLY OFFICIAL JOURNAL OF THE BALTIMORE LIVE STOCK MARKET.
A LIVE AM) ENTEKPRISIN<; .>[EDIl M FOR ADVEKTISERiS
DESIRING TO REACH THE FARMERS AND BREEDERS OF HORSES, CATTLE, SHEEP
AND HOGS THROUGHOUT THE SOUTH, AND POULTRY
FANCIERS ALL OVER THE COUNTRY.
ClilNTON S. BIRCH, Publisher,
416 "W. BALTIMORE ST., BALTIMORE, MD.
The Saint Louis Grocer.
A WEEKLY JOURNAL.
THE LARGEST GROCERS' PAPER WEST OF NEW YORK.
DEVOTED TO THE INTERESTS OF THE
GROCERY AND GENERAL TRADE,
WITH REVIEWS OF THE VARIOUS MARKETS, AND GENERAL INFORMATION.
IT CONTAINS CAREFULLY REVISED PRICES CURRENT OF
Staple and Fancy Groceries, Grocers' Sundries, Tobacco and Cigars,
Wines and Liquors. Dry Goods and Notions, Drugs, Hardware,
Merchant Iron, Agricultural Implements, Wagons, &c.
Size, 9ixlli inches ; 60 Pages, with Cover.
PUBLISHED WEEKLY. CIRCULATION THROUGHOUT WEST AND SOUTH.
Subscription, $1.50 per Annum.
ADVERTISING RATES FURNISHED ON APPLICATION.
A. D. CUNNINGHAM, Publisher,
422 N. SECOND STREET, - - ST. LOUIS, MO.
656 GEO. P. ROWELL & GO'S
American Inventor.
A 16-PAGE ILLUSTRATED MECHANICAL JOURNAL, DEVOTED EXCLUSIVELY TO
ART, SCIENCE AND MANUFACTURES.
It contains in the course of a year Keacliug Mattel" e«iual to SOO Book Pages,
and 300 Illustfatious of everytliiug new, novel and interesting in the field of me-
chanical thought. It is the only journal of this nature that has ever been a success in this
section of the West.
THE BES-iT ADVEllTl!sER!S IN THE COUNTRY PATRONIZE IT.
SUBSCRIPTION PRICE ONLY $1.00 PER YEAR.
J. 8. ZERBE, Editor,
188 'WEST FIFTH STREET, CINCINNATI, OHIO.
Houston Co. Review.
PUBLISHED AND EDITED - - - BY J. F. BROADDUS AT
ERIN, TENNESSEE.
Rates of Advertising.— One square, one insertion, $1 ; one month, $2. One column,
three months, $35 ; six months, $60 ; twelve months, $100. One-half column, three months,
$20 ; six months, $35 ; twelve months, $60.
Subscription: $1.50 per Year.
THE "REVIEW" IS A 4-PAGE, 24-COLUMN PAPER, WITH A CIRCULATION OF 700.
DEMOCRATIC ! DEMOCRATIC ! DEMOCRATIC !
It is interesting to everyone, contains home and foreign news, market reports, political
notices, sketches, etc
TERMS : ONE DOLLAR PER YEAR. PUBLISHED SEMI-MONTHLY,
ational Laundry Journal.
ONLY PAPER IN THE AVORL.D DEVOTED TO THE L.AUNDRY.
TWELVE PAGES, FORTY-EIGHT COLUMNS.
The only direct medium for advertising Laundry Machinery, Soap, Starch, Bluing and
everything used in the Laundry. Circulates in every State and Territory in the United
States, and numbers among its foreign subscribers Laundries and Hotels in England,
Ireland, Scotland, Cuba, Brazil, Holland, Chili, Australia, France, Germany and Canada.
CHARLES DOWST, sole Publisher and Proprietor,
114 MONROE STREET, CHICAGO, ILL., UNITED STATES.
SAMPLE COPIES SENT ON RECEIPT OF REQUEST.
Catawissa News Item.
PUBLISHED WEEKLY, AT .«;1.00 PER YEAR, AT
CATAWISSA, _^ PENNSYLVANIA.
G. E. MYERS, Editor, Publisher and Proprietor.
"Age is Nothing ! Blood AVill Tell !"
The Item has completed its second volume, and has a large and growing list of paying
subscribers. Is an independent family journal of literature, local nevv^s, market reports,
&c. Only paper in the place. Population, 2,000. Has a larger circulation in the county on
the south side of the Susquehanna River than all its contemporaries on the north side com-
bined. Circulates among monied people. Only Steam Power Newspaper and Job Office in
the county. Advertising Rates low, and made known on application to the Editor.
Jobbing facilities flrst-cla.ss. Correspondence solicited with authors and patent medi-
cine men for estimates on book work and large jobs.
AMERICAN NEWSPAPER DIRECTORY. 657
TO BUSINESS MEN.
Galveston is the largest city in the State of Texas. Galveston is the headquarters for
suppljung the interior merchants with goods, and therefore the best market for the surplus
productions of the State, which has now a population of over two millions. Texas is the
largest cotton-producing State in the South, and has in addition a very large trade in hides,
wool and sugar. All these interests combin£d make the State of Texas the most prosperous
in the South, and therefore offering a first-cfass market to Eastern manufacturers of staple
goods, ■v'iz. : Hardware, house fixtures, agricultural implements, sewing machines, musical
instruments, and many other articles.
The Texas Post
ESTABLISHED IX 1869.
IS PUBLISHED IN A DAIL.Y, W EEKL.Y AND SUNDAY EDITION
AT
GALVESTON, TEXAS.
It has grown up with the City of Galveston and the State of Texas, and now has the
Largest Circulation of any German Newspaper in the South.
WHAT THE GERMAN BUSINESS MEN AND POSTMASTERS OF THE INTERIOR CITIES
AND TOWNS OF TEXAS SAY OF IT.
We, the undersigned merchants, hereby certify that The Texas Post has the largest
circulation of any German newspaper which is read in our respective cities and towns :
BONHAM— M. A. Bryan, Postmaster : W. A. Brvan, Monev Order Clerk : M. Amsler &
Co., G. F. Giesecke Bros., F. Krentzlin, W. G. Mathaer. Werner Dobert, Sam. Muery, C. Mink-
\\-ltz, Asbeck Heinecke Bros., A. Werner & Bro., Hodde & Werner, R. Hoffmann, M. W. Mann,
Thos. Dwver, D. W. Bloombargh, Wm. Klaeden. WELCOME, Austin Coimty— F. Presun,
Postmaster; W. Lange, Dep. P. M. COLUMBUS— R. P. Tendick, Postmaster; Geo. W.
Witting.
Largest Circulation of any Newspaper, German as well as English,
We, the undersigned merchants, hereby certify that The Texas Post has, to our best
knowledge, the LARGEST CIRCULATION OF ALL NEWSPAPERS which are read in oiu-
respective cities or towns :
INDUSTRY, Austin Countv— G. Hennings, Postmaster ; C. Zeptner, C. C. Koch. NEW
ULM— F. W. Dorbritz, Postmaster ; A. Waugemann & Becker, A. Haubold, C. Ernst.
SHELBY— C. Konff, Postmaster ; Henry Otto, A. Jacobi, Henry Scharnberg, W. M. Vander-
werth. HAIR CREEK— Charles Gallmer, Postmaster ; L. Wagener, Dep. P. M. NASSAU—
George Weyand. ROUND TOP— C. L. Schulze, Dr. A. Schlottmann. WARRENTON— A. L.
Lenert, Postmaster ; Aug. Heintze & Co., C. S. Neese. LEDBETTER-R. Aschen, Postmas-
ter. N'ECHAMTZ— W. Matejowskj^ RUTERSVILLE— Carl Amberg, Postmaster. BILGEL—
Theo KroU, Postmaster. FAYETTEVILLE— Hugo Zapp, Postmaster ; Henry Forres, John
Sladek Henry Kurtz, Jos. Donath. ELLINGEN— F. Hotmann, Postmaster ; A. M. Korno-
kowsky Geo.'Wacker, Dep. P. M. FREESBURG— E. KoUman, Postmaster; Jacob Henrich,
H Westphal, D. Pophauken. BERNARDO PRAIRIE— Anton Braden, Jr., Postmaster.
ALLEYTON— Mrs. Lina Thompson, Postmistress ; Charles A. Dittmann.
The publishing of names of merchants and postmasters who certify in regard to the cir-
culation of the Texas Post will be continued in the following issues of Rowell's Newspa-
per DmECTORY.
O. & H. DIETZEL, PROPRIETORS, GALVESTON, TEXAS.
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EVERYBODY IN CENTRAL MISSOURI READS THE
Central Missourian,
A WEEKLY JOURNAL OF LARGE CIRCULATION, PUBLISHED EVERY THURSDAY,
BY YEAMAN & BOWEN, AT
GLASGOW, - - - - MISSOURI.
TO ADVERTISERS RATES WILL BE FURNISHED ON APPLICATION.
Geo. P. Rowell & Co., New York, Agents.
The Adelphi Border News
IS PUBLISHED AT
ADELPHI, ROSS COUNTY, OHIO.
EVERY FRIDAY, BY WEBSTER THOMAS & SON, EDITORS AND PROPRIETORS.
It is neutral in politics, is wide-awake, bright and newsy, and is one of the best adver-
tising mediums, for a countrj- paper, to be found in tlie State; having a large and increas-
ing circulation, not only at home, but in most of the Western States.
Advertising terms made known ou application to the proprietors.
TERMS : $1.50 PER YEAR, IN ADVANCE. SAMPLE COPIES, 5 CENTS.
Eganville Enterprise.
PUBLISHED EVERY WEDNESDAY. THOROUGHLY CONSERVATIVE.
CIRCUL.ATION 926.
JOHN CHANONHOUSE, M. D., PUBLISHER.
The Enterprise is published in the village of
EGANVILLE, COUNTY OF RENFREW, ONTARIO,
And has no opposition within 26 miles. It is the only paper published between Pembroke
and Madoc through the interior of the County of Renfrew and Nortii Hastings, a distance of
over 200 miles. It is devoted to local and county matters, and although established over
two years, has a large circulation, which is steadily increasing.
Subscription : One Dollar per Vear,
G. H. BASKETTE, Editor. R. L. MARTIN, Business Manager.
Advertise in the
Murfreesboro ^Veekly News.
ESTABLISHED IN 1869.
PUBLISHED EVERY FRIDAY MORNING BY THE NEWS PRINTING COMPANY,
MURFREESBORO, TENNESSEE.
Printed entirely at home— no patent outside. 36 columns. SUBSCRIPTION : $1.25 PER
YEAR. It has a weekly cii-culatiou of ;2,000 throughout Rutherford, Bedford, Cannon,
Coffee, Wilson, Williamson and other adjoining counties— the richest portion of Tennessee
(cotton, grain and stock-farming counties).
Rates of Advertising given on application. Copy of each issue containing an advertise-
ment mailed the advertiser. Terms : Cash in advance for all advertisements, or good
reference required. Address NEWS PRINTING CO., Murfreesboro, Tenn.
N. B.— Reference : First National Bank, of Murfreesboro, Tenn.
AMElllCAN NEWSPAPER DIRECTORY. 659
Chicago Industrial World and
Commercial Advertiser.
THE ONLY EXCLUSIVELY
IRON, HARD^WARE, AND MANUFACTURING JOURNAL
PUBLISHED IN THE NORTH-WEST, AND THE
REPRE^^E^TATIVE INDUSTRIAL, NE\\>PAPER OF THE WEf^T.
Publishes all the nev»'s relating to Iron iuterei^ts, and writes the markets just
as they are— in a perfectlj' fearless and impartial manner.
A necessity to every Iron and Hardware Merchant and every Manufacturer in
the West.
Suhscriptiou price, S3. 00 per Anuniii; on trial for Four Months for Si. 00.
ADVERTISING RATES FURNISHED ON APPLICATION.
Address INDUSTRIAI. WORLD,
183 LAKE STREET, CHICAGO. ILLS.
The Lorain Times.
A JOURNAL DEVOTED TO THE INTERESTS OF LORAIN
COUNTY, AND LAKE TRAFFIC.
ITS COLUMNS ARE OF SPECIAL INTEREST TO SAILORS, RAILROAD MEN,
AND TRADESMEN.
INDEPENDENT AND UN SECTARIAN.
PUBLISHED AT
LORAIN, LORAIN CO., OHIO.
J. M. WHITMAN, Editor and Proprietor.
660
GEO. P. ROWELL & GO'S
Do you Want to Increase yoiiv Business? Then you Should not Fail to
Advertise in the
ewport Reporter,
The official Rei)Ul)lican organ of the Fii'st Congressional District of Tennessee. It has the
largest circulation of any other paper in East Tennessee, outside the city of Knoxville.
SUBSCRIPTION: WEEKLY, $1.00 ; SEMI-WEEKLY, $2.00.
Established 1875 by JOS. li. BIBLE, Editor,
NEWPORT, ..... TENNESSEE.
Newport General Advertiser.
JAS. H. ATKINSON, Publisher.
Issued Every AVeduesday from the Job Printing Office of Oliver M.
Atkinson (.successor to Jas. Atkinson),
NEW^PORT, RHODE ISLAND.
TERMS :
50 CENTS A YEAR.
ADVERTISING
AT THE LOWEST RATES.
AN EXCEPTIONALLY USEFUL ADVERTISING MEDIUM.
Saline County Sentinel.
HARRISBURG, ----- ILLINOIS.
PUBLISHED EVERY FRIDAY.
J. F. CONOVER AND J. R. PEARCE, PROPRIETORS.
Terms of Subscription : One Copy, one year (in advance), -
$1.50
RATES
» OF ADVERTISING:
„
SPACE.
3 Mos.
6 Mos,
$4 00
12 00
17 50
1 YE.4.R.
$6 00
18 00
23 00
SPACE.
3 Mos.
$21 00
30 00
6 Mos.
1 Year.
1 Inch
$2 50
9 00
15 00
J^ Column
1 Column
$28 00
45 00
$40 00
4 Inches
65 00
]4 Column
A wide-awake, enterprising local paper, ably edited and nicely printed. Contains the latest
news, both local and telegraphic, and, owing to its extensive circulation, is a
A^aluable medium for advertising in this section of the State.
The Criswold Advocate.
GRISAVOLD,
PUBLISHED EVERY WEDNESDAY AT
- CASS COUNTY,
IOWA.
The Advocate is an eight-column quarto, printed on good paper, with large, open-faced
type. It was establislied February 18, ISSO. and has already a widespread circulation, being
a weekly visitor in almost every State in the Union. Griswold, the place of publication, is
a new town just started in this unsurpassed Nishnabotna Valley, and surrounded with the
finest agricultural and stock-raising country in tlie West, and has received the merited title
of "THE GARDEN SPOT OF THE WEST." Griswold is also the terminus of Iowa's two
great railroad corporations, the C, B. & Q., and tlie C, R. I. & P., thus giving us better ship-
ping facilities than any other city within an area of hfty miles. The Advocate is the only
paper published in this beautiful young city, and has no competition within an area of
twenty miles, thus making it an advertising medium second to none in Western Iowa.
TERMS : $1.50 PER YEAR, IN ADVANCE. All business will receive prompt and strict
attention. Address all mail,
RAGSDALE & SCOTT, PUBLISHERS "ADVOCATE," GRISWOLD, CASS CO., IOWA.
AMERICAN NEW6PAPP:R DIRECTORY.
661
{From the Atlanta Constitution of Jan. 22, 1880).
THE CHRISTIAN INDEX.
We take pleasure in directing the attention of our readers, especially merchants, manu-
facturers and professional men, to the advertisement of The Christian Index. It is the
leading and the oldest religious family newspaper in the South ; its large and constantly
increasing circulation, its high character, its special field, and the vast and prosperous terri-
tory through which it circulates, make it one of the most profitable and powerful advertising
mediums in this country. Read the indorsements, and notice the fine premiums offered.
I.EADING RELIGIOUS FAMILY NEWSPAPER
IN THE SOUTHERN STATES.
Rev. HENRY HOLCOMB TUCKER, D.D., LL.D. (Late Chaucelor University of Georgia), Editor.
THE BEST IN THE SOUTH. 59 YEARS OL.D. PRESS and PEOPLE ENDORSE IT.
2 0,000
READERS.
ADVERTISE
IX IT.
READ THIS.
OFFICE OF
FULLER, WARREN & CO.
Troy, N. Y., January 17, 1830.
CLINTON STOVE WORKS,
Troy, N. Y. New York,
Chicago, Cleveland,
Messrs Jas. P. Harrison & Co., Atlanta, Ga.
Gentlemen .-—We are in receipt of your favor of the 9th instant. We have found your
paper to be one of the best advertising mediums in the South. You will continue our
advertisement as directed in our former letter to amount of S6**.
Yours truly, FULLER, WARREN & CO.
(From the Atlanta Constitution).
The Index is read more generally in the Cities, in the Counting-Rooms, in the Villages
and at the Firesides, than possibly any other paper in the South. Whether we consider the
number character or condition of its'patrons, it offers the widest field for profitable invest-
ment that can be employed, and can sei-ve the manufacturer and merchant with profit and
satisfaction.
(From the Savannah Morning Xews).
The Index goes not only to every county in Georgia, but to every community, and in
many sections is the only paper taken by the people.
JAS. P. HARRISON & CO., Proprietors,
STATE PRINTERS, PREMIUM PUBLISHERS & BLANK BOOK MANUFACTURERS,
P. O. Drawer 24, Atlanta, Ga,
The Index one year, and Portrait Gallery of a51 Prominent Baptist Ministers, $3.00.
The Index one year, and Story of the Bible- splendid book for all, $3.60.
662 GEO. r. KOWELL & GO'S
The Deaf Mute Advance.
JACKSONVILLE, ILLINOIS.
PUBLISHED WEP:KLY.
FRANK READ, Eilitor ami Piiblisber.
The Advance has steadily gained in favor with advertisers and the general public.
There are thirty thousand educated Deaf Mutes in An.eriea, and the
Deaf Mute Advance is their representative paper.
It lias the most Complete and Artistic Job Printins: Oflice in Jacksonville.
The Rushford Star.
RUSHFORD, FILLMORE CO., MINNESOTA.
Sii.OO per Year, in Advance.
CHAS. R, McKENNEY, - - Editor and Proprietor.
The Star Is a four-page, six column paper. It is a good advertising medium, having a
good and well-established circulation.
The Dallas City News.
issued every SATURDAY AT
DALLAS CITY, - HANCOCK COUNTY, - ILLINOIS.
E. H. THOMAS, Publisher.
Subscription : - - ?*1.60 per Year, - - In Advance,
Good circulation in Hancock and Henderson counties.
ADVERTISING RATES FURNISHED UPON APPLICATION.
Crocers'^dvocate.
published every THURSDAY AT
PITTSBURGH, - - - PENNSYLVANIA.
T. J. WILLIAMS, Editor and Publisher.
Terms of Subscription: One Dollar per Annum, in Advance.
The Grocers' Advocate is a twelve-page, weekly paper, published In the interests of the
Grocery, Produce, Provisions, Dry Goods, Hardwai e and Glass Trade. Has a large circulation,
principally through Western Pennsylvania, Ohio and West Virginia, and numbers among
its subscribers many of the principal Grocers throughout the West and Northwest, and being
the only paper of its class published in Western Pennsylvania, is an advertising medium
unexcelled.
Advertising Rates:
One square, three months, $5; six months, $9; one year, $15. Three squares, three
months, $10 ; six months, $18 ; one year, .f 30. Six squares, three months, §18 ; six months, $30 ;
one year, $50. Estimates on large advertisements furnished on application.
AMERIC^VN NEWSPAPER DIRECTORY. 663
The Fire Journal.
THE ONLY PAPER PI BL.I?SHED IN CANADA DEVOTED ENTIREL.Y
TO INSIKANCE AND FIRE MATTERS.
ITS SUBSCRIPTION LIST INCLUDES THE PRINCIPAL INSURANCE AND FIRE-
MEN IN CITIES AND TOWNS IN CANADA.
Sjubscription, SI. 00 per Auuuiii.
ADVERTISING RATES MADE KNOWN ON APPLICATION TO
ROBT. G. 3IcL,EAN,
Manager "Fire Jourxal,"
Box 507. TORONTO, ONT.
Stoddart's Review.
A WEEKLY JOURNAL DEVOTED TO THE WANTS OF ADVANCED THINKERS.
Circulates •2 0,000 Copies.
THREE DOLLARS PER ANNUM.
Advertising Rates as Tiow as Consistent with Circulation.
For Terms, Address
STODDART'S REVIEW,
727 CHESTNUT STREET, - . - - PHILADELPHIA.
664 GEO. P. ROWELL & GO'S
Rochester Weekly Era.
T. B. FOX, rHbIi!*her.
ROCHESTER, - _^ - MICHIGAN.
Subi^criptiou, !fe'l,.>0 |»er year.
The Era is a four-page, thirty-two-column paper. It contains sketches, humorou*
paragraphs, poetrj-, home and foreign news, &c.
NO COUNTRY WEEKLY IN THE STATE IS A BETTER ADVERTISING MEDIUM.
Western Trade JourrtaL
GEO. W. BRIGGS, Editor and Publisher.
108 & 110 LOCUST STREET, - ST, LOUIS, MISSOURI.
The Reliable Trade Reporter »f the West and South.
BONA FIDE CIRCULATION 9,375 COPIES WTIEKLY. CONTAINS RELIABLE MARKET
QUOTATIONS, AND IS THE BEST ADVERTISING MEDIUM IN THE WEST.
The Indianapolis Journari
Daily, Sunday and Weekly.
Largest Daily Circulation of any Morning: Paper in Indiana..
JOHN C. NEW & SON, Publishers.
INDIANAPOLIS, - ^ll ' ' INDXANA.
Circulation: Daily, 9,000 ; Weekly,. 15,000.
Advertising rates furnished on application. Terms reasonable..
The BicycMng World.
THE BICYCLING WORLD CO., Publishers; CHARLES E. PRATT, Editor and JfANAGER.
40 WATER ST., BOSTON, MASS.
A JOURNAL OF BICYCLING, ARCHERY AND OTHER POLITE ATHLETICS.
Devoted to the interests of Archery, Bicycling, Canoeing, Equestrian excursions, Hare-
and-hounds, Skating, Tennis, Tobogganing, Tricycling, and all the out-door pastimes. An
exponent of manufacture and trades of Archery Goods, Bicycles, Tricycles, Velocipedes, etc.
The Only Direct and Special Organ of these Interests, and the Best UTedlumi
for Advertising them in Anieriea.^
Subscription : - - $2.50 a Year, - - In Advance.
Special club rates, premium list, and schedule of advertising' rates, on application..
AMEKICAX NEWSPAPER DIRECTORY.
665
Alton Daily and Weekly Democrat.
THE ONLY DAILY DEMOCRATIC PAPER PUBLISHED IN THE SEVENTEENTH
CONGRESSIONAL DISTRICT.
A SPLENDID ADVERTISING MEDIUM.
Althougb Deiiio-
•cratic in Politics it
is read by persons
•of all parties.
DAILY :
10 cents per >veek.
WEEKLY :
$1.50 per year.
ALL WHO DESIRE TO ADVERTISE IN A MANNER THAT WILL REACH THE
GREATEST NUMBER OF PERSONS FOR THE LOWEST POSSIBLE PRICE, SHOULD
"SEND THEIR ORDERS TO THE ABOVE PAPER. ADVERTISING RATES FURNISHED
ON APPLICATION BY ADDRESSING
PERRIN & SMITH, Publishers,
ALTON, ILLINOIS.
ma GEO. V. ROW ELL & GO'S
Reporter and Farmer-
AVARREN, 3Z PENNSYLVANIA.
REPORTER COMPANY, Publishers,
TERTiS (INVARIABLY IN ADVANCE) :
In the Coiiuty i^l.OO per Year. Out of the County Si. 25 per Year.
A LIVE FOUR-PAGE, NINE-COLUMN WEEKLY.
The Reporter and Farmer is the largest and cheapest paper in the county ; is the only
farmer's paper, and its country circulation exceeds that of the other four county papers com-
bined. It is independent in politics, and has won the distinction of being ranked as one of the
BEST WEEKLIES IN PENNSYLVANIA.
The Canton News.
H. C. CHINN, Publisher.
CANTON, ----- MISSOURI.
The Only Republican Paper in Lewis County, llissouri,
AND —
OFFERS SUPERIOR FACILITIES FOR ADVERTISING,
TheSt. Lou is Christian Advocate.
REV, D, R, McANALLY, D.D., Editor.
ORGAN OF THE 31. E. CHURCH, SOUTH.
Has the largest circulation of any denominational paper in the Mississippi Valley,
with perhaps one exception, A small space is allowed to unobjectionable advertisements.
address
LOGAN D. I)A3IERON, MANAGER,
NO. 913 PINE STREET, ST. LOUIS, MISSOURI.
Will County Commercial
Advertiser.
IS PUBLISHED EVERY WEDNESDAY AT
LOCKPORT, ILLINOIS.
AND IS
ISSUED FOR FIFTY CENTS PER YEAR.
The Advertiser presents a new phase in newspaper work throughout this section. It
believes that a large list of subscribers nifiking its advertising space more valuable) at a
small price each, is far better than a smaU list with a large subscription rate. We represent
every town in the County, and have worked up the largest subscription list of anj^ county
(or "country") paper in this State. Special rates for yearly contracts. Correspondence
solicited,
A. G. HA'WLEY, Editor and Proprietor.
AMERIC^VN XEWSl'.VPEK DIRECTORY.
667
SECOND YEAR.
Bullion.
THE SEMI-MONTHLY REVIEW OF THE PRODUCTION AND USE' OF GOLD AND
SILVER, AND THE PEOPLE'S FINANCIAL REVIEW.
Exhaustive Reviews of Precious Metal Mines. :>Iiuiiig Operations and
Processes, or all Bullion PRODUCING Work.
MOST COMPLETE STATISTICS, INVALUABLE TO EVERYONE INTERESTED IN
GOLD AND SILVER MINING.
In Favor of International, or Bullion ^loney : Production— Co-operation.
Against Stock Gambling— Bank Notes.
Bullion points to Its first year's record as its promise for its second. During the past
rear it has trebled its size and enlisted the cordial support of leading thinkers at
home aud abroad.
TER3IS.— Although employing highest authorities and appearing in best style,
Bullion's cost to subscribers "is but One Dollar per Annum, postpaid in the
United States.
Address B I L L. I O N ,
P. O. Box 4306,
NETV YORK.
OFFICE: o'i WALL. STREET.
The Alabama Farm Journal.
PUBLISHED MONTHLY AT
MONTGOMERY,
ALABAMA.
By THE FARM JOl RNAI. COMPANY.
S 1 . .'i 0 PER ANNUM,
THE ONLY AGRICULTURAL PUBLICATION IN THE STATE.
Circulation, 3,000 Copies.
HAS A LARGER CIRCULATION AMONG THE SUBSTANTIAL FARMERS THAN
ANY OTHER PAPER PUBLISHED IN THE STATE, AND IS, THERE-
FORE, THE BEST ADVERTISING 3IEDIUM FOR
THOSE WHO WISH TO SECURE THE PA-
TRONAGE OF THAT CLASS
OF READERS.
Business Letters should be addressed to
H. G. McCALiE, Business Manager,
Montgomery, Alabama.
Exchanges and Editorial Communications to
W. H. CHAMBERS. Editor,
Auburn, Alabama.
668 GEO. P. ROWELL & GO'S
The Butler Eagle.
PUBLISHED BY E. D. ROBINSON, EVERY WEDNESDAY AT
BUTLER, PENNSYLVANIA.
A liARXiE THIRTY-SIX-COIiUMN PAPER.
The Eagle has been established ten years. It is the official organ of the republican
party of Butler county, which is a republican county. It has a circulation of fifteen hun-
dred among a thrifty class of farmers, mechanics and professional men. Its advantages as
an advertising medium will be apparent.
CORRESPONDENCE PROMPTLY ATTENDED TO.
The Roann Clarion.
ROANN. INDIANA.
CHAS. M. JOHNSON, - - - . - . PUBLISHER.
SUBSCRIPTION: ONE DOLLAR PER YEAR.
The Clarion is devoted to local news and home interests. It is an excellent paper of its
class, and a superior advertising medium. The use of its columns will amplv repav an
advertiser.
Hannibal Morning Journal
HANNIBAL, MISSOURI.
Price 10 cents a week. Leading democratic jjaper, and circulation one-third larger than
any other paper in the city. Average daily circulation for past six months, 740 copies.
Present circulation (April, 1880), 768.
NO PATENT INSIDES. NO STEREOTYPE STUFFING.
Best Advertising Medium iu the City, and have About all Ave can take
care of. None but First^Class Advertising Wanted.
HALLOCK & WAELDER, Publishers.
1S68. 18S0.
The Toledo Journal.
SEMI-WEEKLY.
Sunday Morning— 12 Years Old. Tuesday Morning— in 2nd Year.
The oldest Sunday paper on the interior Lakes. The only one with strictly original
features. The best read, of the widest influence, independent in politics. The mirror of
Toledo society. The organ of the Horse interests of the Northwest.
SUNDAY paper delivered by carrier in 100 Ohio, Indiana and Michigan places.
WEEKLY, at over 100 country post-offices.
Advertisements required to be of Stirling character; nothing shoddy or doubtful
desired. For space apply at the principal agencies, or address
SHERWOOD & CANFIELD, TOLEDO, OHIO.
AMERIC^VN NEWSPAPER DIPvECTORY.
669
1853.
T\VENTV-*lEVENTH YEAR.
ISSO.
No Better Medium in the West for Advertisers tlian
The Standard,
CHICAGO.
THE CHRI??TIAN TIMES, t hicRgo,
THE WITNESS, Indiana.
THE CHRISTIAN HERALD, Michigan.
Consolidated under the Title of THE STANDARD.
TERMS : S2.50 PER YEAR, IN ADVANCE.
THE LARGEST AND
ABLEST BAPTIST
JOURNAL IN
THE WEST.
HAS THE LARGEST
CIRCULATION OF
ANY BAPTIST
NEWSPAPER
WEST OF
NEW YORK.
THE BAPTIST
ORGAN FOR
MICHIGAN,
INDIANA,
ILLINOIS,
WISCONSIN,
IOWA,
MINNESOTA,
KANSAS,
NEBRASKA AND
COLORADO.
TERMS : ^'Z.oO PER YEAR, IN ADVANCE.
Rates of Advertisements— Solid Agate Measure.
For first Insertion, per line, - . . . .
Each subsequent Insertion, per line, - - -
Special Business Notices, First Insertion, per line,
" " " each subsequent Insertion, per line,
Editorial Notices, Solid Agate, per line, - - - -
SO 25
'.JO
30
35
50
None but solid Metal Cuts inserted. Fourteen lines of solid Agate occupy one inch. One
column contains 300 lines solid Agate. Twenty per cent, deduction on 3 months' orders.
GOODMAN & DICKERSON, Publishers and Proprietors,
Dearborn Street, cor. Randolph, Chicago.
670 GEO. P. ROWELL & GO'S
The Flushing Patrol-
PUBLISHED AT
FLUSHING, MICHIGAN,
BY D. C. ASHMUN & CO.
{SUBSCRIPTION, ..... Si. 50 PER YEAR.
THE "PATROL" IS AN EXCELLENT COUNTRY WEEKLY. HAS A GOOD
CIRCULATION, AND NO PAPER OF THE SAME CLASS IS BETTER
WORTH THE ATTENTION OF ADVERTISERS.
The Quid Nunc.
A WEEKLY NEWSPAPER PUBLISHED AT
MOUNTAIN HOME, BAXTER COUNTY, ARKANSAS.
THE ONLY PAPER PUBLISHED IN THE COUNTY, AND HAS A CIRCULATION OF 750.
It is au Excellent Advertisiiisf Mediiiiii, Circulating Principally
in Baxter and Marion Counties.
Subscription $1 50.
FOR SPECIAL ADVERTISING RATES, ADDRE.SS THE PUBLISHER, N. H. BIGGER.
Bristol Weekly Reporter.
W. M. BURROW, Editor and Proprietor.
BRISTOL, - - - TENNESSEE AND VIRGINIA.
LARGE CIRCULATION IN SOUTHWEST VIRGINIA AND EAST TENNESSEE.
SUBSCRIPTION PRICE, $1. ADVERTISING RATES LOW.
The Dunkirjk Standard.
PUBLISHED AT
DUNKIRK, ^_ OHIO.
S. B. DAVIS, Editor and Publisher.
A SUPERIOR WEEKLY.
The value of this paper as an advertising medium is shown by the large home and
foreign patronage which it enjoys. It Is carefully read, as It contains interesting news of
every description, stock and market quotations from New York, Chicago, Toledo and Cin-
cinnati, and foreign and local correspondence, &c.
RATES OF ADVERTISING:
One square, one Insertion. .$1.00 I 1 Column, three months. $20.00 I }4 Column, one year. .$40.(X)
Each subsequent insertion. .50 | 1 Column, one year 75.00 | Business cards, per yr. 5.00
Business and Local Notices per line, 10 cents.
Twenty-five per cent, added to the above rates for advertisements of double-column width.
AMERICAN NEWSPAPER DIRECTORY. 671
The Surry Visitor
AN OLD ESTABLISHED WEEKLY.
R E P t B L, I C A N IN POLITICS.
PUBLISHED EVERY FRIDAY AT
MOUNT AIRY, SURRY COUNTY, NORTH CAROLINA,
NEAR THE CENTRE OF THE
Great Tobacco-Groi^'ing and Mamifactiiriug Region of North
Carolina and Soiitliei'n Virginia.
IT IS THE BEST ADVERTISING MEDIU3I FOR THOSE ENGAGED IN THE TRADE.
Our rates are low, and advertisers will And it to their interest to correspond with us.
Circulation as large as anj- paper of its class in the State, and steadllj' Increasing.
Subscription Price, $1.00 per Year,
VALUABLE PREMIUMS FOR CLUBS. SPECIMEN COPIES FREE.
P. T. liEHMAN, Editor and Proprietor.
DAILY AND WEEKLY" (GERMAN;
Der Seebote.
MILWAUKEE, _ _ - _ WISCONSIN.
P. V. DEUSTER & CO., PROPRIETORS.
Issued Every Evening, except Sunday, and Weekly, Thursdays.
THE "SEEBOTE" WAS ESTABLISHED IN 1851, BEING THE OFFICIAL CITY PAPER
FOR MORE THAN TWENTY YEARS. IT IS THE ONLY DEMOCRATIC
EVENING PAPER IN THIS CITY OF 130,000 INHABITANTS.
OBJECT TO STATING CIRCULATION UNTIL COMPETITORS STOP MAKING FRAUD-
ULENT REPRESENTATIONS, BUT ADVISE ADVERTISERS TO INFORM
THEMSELVES THROUGH THE POSTMASTER GENERAL AT
WASHINGTON AS TO THE POSTAGE PAID
BY THEM THE PREVIOUS YEAR.
G7-2
CiEO. r. KOWEI.L & GO'S
The Democrat.
The only evening paper published in Charleston, S. C, the population of which is 60,0(X).
It circulates generally in the City of Charleston, and throughout the States of South and
North Carolina, Georgia, Florida and Tennessee, and is a first-class medium for advertisers.
The Democrat is independent of all rings and cliques, sustains the Union and the Con-
stitution, Local Self-Government of the people, and Free Schools, and will oppose all
Sumptuary Laws, arbitrary restrictions upon trade or upon Personal Freedom, and all ad-
ministrative abuses, wherever found. It contains all the late and most important news,
local and general.
Its conductors endeavor to make it a pure and truthful newspaper, as suitable for
Ladies and Youth as for men, and it is more especially intended to sei-ve the interests and
represent the people of Charleston and the State of South Carolina.
Subscription : by Mail, $6 a Year. Delivered in Charleston, 60 cts. a Month, Payable
IN Advance. Advert isemenis solicited, ivhich will be inserted at moderate rates.
Remit money by postal money order or registered letter. Address
X. J. OLIVER, 27 Chalmers Street, near Fire-Proof Biiildin<r,
CHARLESTON, SOUTH CAROLINA.
Delaware Herald.
Published Thursdays ; Democratic iu Politico, antl the only Democratic
Paper in Delaware County. Published at
DELAWARE,
OHIO.
D. FLANAGAN & CO., Editors and Proprietors.
The Herald has a circulation of over fifteen hundred, and its circulation is rapidly
increasing since it passed into the hands of its present management.
The Jefferson Banner.
JEFFERSON, \yiSCONSIN.
PUBLISHED BY I. T. CARR. SUBSCRIPTION $1.50 PER ANNUM.
ADVERTISING KATES:
(One inch space makes a square.)
space.
1 WEEK.
$1 00
2 WEEKS.
3 WEEKS.
1 MONTH.
3 MONTHS.
6 MONTHS.
1 YEAR.
1 Square
$1 50
$1 75
$2 00
.$4 50
$ 6-00
$10 00
3 Squares . . .
2 00
3 00
4 00
5 OO
8 (-0
12 (K)
18 00
14 Column...
5 00
6 50
8 00
y 50
15 00
20 0(J
30 00
j| Column...
6 00
8 00
10 00
12 (10
18 00
24 00
36 00
}4 Column...
7 00
10 00
13 00
16 ai
24 00
32 (X)
50 00
1 Column . . .
10 00
1.5 00
18 00
20 00
35 00
60 W
90 00
THE OFFICIAL PAPER OF JEFFERSON COUNTY.
R. B. Clair.
Cf. W. Deacon.
Fannin County Advocate.
BONHAM,
TEXAS.
COUNTY CIRCULATION OF EIGHT HUNDRED, WHICH IS LARGER THAN THAT OF
ANY OTHER PAPER PUBLISHD IN FANNIN COUNTY, TEXAS. GENERAL
CIRCULATION ABOUT 900. BOOKS ARE OPEN FOR IN-
SPECTION BY ADVERTISERS AT ANY TIME.
All communications should be addressed to
CLAIR & DEACON,
BONHAM, - FANNIN CO.,
TEXAS.
P. S.— Rates for foreign advertisements made known on application.
AMERICAN NEWSPAPER DIRECTORY. (573
Indianapolis Sentinel.
DAILY, WEEKLY AND SUNDAY.
INDIANAPOLIS, INDIANA.
AS THE STATE REPRESENTATIVE AND EXPONENT OF THE DEMOCRATIC PARTY,
NO PAPER SEEKS TO DIVIDE THE FIELD WITH THE SENTINEL.
Business men will be able to see the importance of the Sentinel as an advertising
med um when it is remembered that it is the official paper of the State.
Its circulation during each month averages larger than that of any other daily in
the State.
Add to all this the advantages of our vast railroad system, with thirteen railroads
diverging to all points of the compass, serving the Sentinel at principal points over
the State before breakfast.
Whenever the Sentinel can reach a given point before Cincinnati, Chicago or St.
Louis papers, the question of circulation is decided in its favor, and in many instances
far beyond the meeting point the Sentinel is waited for from the consideration of home
news in political and State affairs.
ALMOST EVERY FARMER OR STOCK RAISER IN INDIANA TAKES OR FRE-
QUENTLY SEES THE AVEEKLY STATE SENTINEL.
The Sentinel aims at circulation for revenue rather than a large quantity of
promiscuous advertising.
The intelligent reader can tell at a glance upon which source any given paper
depends.
In the desired amount the Sentinel prefers that class which will supply a real
want to its readers, and studies to insure the largest possible return to the advertiser.
Our tariff of rates is far below any western daily of equal character and influence.
INDIANAPOLIS SENTINEL CO.
GEO. P. ROWELL & CO., New York, Agents.
43
()7^ GEO. r. ItUWELL & CO'S
The Watkins Democrat
1 U: LISHED KVERY WEDNESDAY AT
W^ATKINS, SCHUYLER CO., - NE^W YORK,
BY WILLIAM H. BALDWIN.
Terms : $>1.50, Invariably iu Advance.
The Democrat is a Four-Page, Thirty-two-Colunin Paper. Is a first-class Advertising
Medium, as it reaches all classes and contains matters of interest to everybody. Contains
Short Sketches, Political Notices, Local Market Reports and Farm News. Has a New
Building and first-class Printing Office.
Knox County Republican.
Published by O. L. CAMPBELL, Every Wednesday, at
KNOXVILLE, ILLINOIS.
THE OLDEST REPUBLICAN PAPER IN THE SENATORIAL DISTRICT.
EHtabliiJ^hecl in IS06.
THE BEST ADVEUTISING MEDIUM, IN THE BEST COUNTY, IN THE
BEST STATE IN THE UNITED STATES.
AN EIGHT-PAGE PAPER, SIX COLUMNS TO THE PAGE.
The Camden County Courier.
CAMDEN, - - NEW JERSEY.
EiHtabli-slied at Haddoufield in 187.5.
W. D. SIEGFRIED, Ma.vaging Editor.
A First-Class, Nine-Column Weekly Newspaper. Republican in Politics.
LITERARY, LEGAL, COMMERCIAL, INDUSTRIAL.
The Courier is a Legal Advertiser, making a specialty of public and private sales of
Real Estate, Personal Property, etc., in Camden and adjoining counties, and the more im-
portant transactions of tnat character throughout the State. Having over two thou^ and
rcders in city and county, it is a desirable medium for advertis-iug generally.
Terms: 83.00 per Year. Advertising Terms made known upon
receipt ofinauiry.
Advertisers in search of a medium circulating in every porti'^r of the United States and
Canadas, and one that is preserved for binding by all of its sulif cribers, should not fail 10
give a trial order to
Neighbor's Home Mail,
The most popular patriotic paper pul)lishe(l. Established in 1874. Good position for every
advertisement. Rate, ten cents per line. No extra charge for electros-
Address HOME MAIU FT BUTSHING CO..
PHELPS, NEAV YORK.
FOR L.OCAE ADVEUTISINCJ.
The Plielps Advertiser, semi-weekly, established in 18T6; an advertising shee* ; a
guaranteed delivered (bj^ carrier) edition of 1,UU0 weekly, offers Miperlor advantages fi r
putting notices directly before the people of Phelps. Rates, ten cents an inch.
Address Home 3Iail Publisliiusf Co., P^*:ips, N. Y.
AMERICAN NEWSPAPER DIKKCTORY. G7.1
ational Crisis.
THE <»M.Y <;KEE\BACK PAPER IN THE EIC^Hl'H MISSOl IJI
CONGliESSIONAI. DISTRKT.
A BONA FIDK CIRCULATION OF OVER 1,300.
Advertisers can be furmshe I with unmistakable proof of circulation, aud I will take
great pleasure in doinj? so.
TERMS FOR LONG TIME ADVERTISING WAY DOWN BELOW BED-ROCK.
For fiu'ther paiticulai-s,
Address C . E . B E A T T Y ,
INDEPENDENCE, - JACKSON CO.. MISSOURI.
I ■ I ■.-...
The San Augustine Saxon.
A \^' E E K L. Y' N E W S P A P E VI
PUBLISHED IX THE
TOWN OF SAN AUGUSTINE, TEXAS
LEWIS L. LOGGINS, Editor and Proprietor.
EMtiiblislied iu 1877; Politics, Democratic; Cii'culatiou, exactly
787; Subscription, $1.50.
Special contracts for advertisements inserted for a longer term than one month; tran-
sient advertisemeats inserted at $1 per square, each insertion.
I^~ San Augustine is one of the oldest towns in the State, and was once known as the
Athens of Texas. Its population is about 600, and it is surrounded on all sides by thick and
wealthy settlements. The Saxon is the official representative of San Augustine and Sablnr
Counties, and is therefore a splendid advertising medium.
Special rates To. Advertising Agents. Book j.ublishers uH>ukl flo ivell to coricsiond
ivith ws, as in most cffses we iiill advertise for them and take books inijagmetit.
676 GEO. r. ROWELL & CO'S
Daily and Weekly News.
BERLIN, ONTARIO.
p. E. W. MOYER, Editor and Proprietor.
Daily, - - $4.00 a Year. Weekly, - - Si. 00 a Year.
Ths is the only Daily in tlie populous County of Waterloo, the oldest and wealthiest
County in the Province of Ontario, Dominion of Canada, and having a wide circulation,
affords an excellent medium for advertising.
The Osceola Sentinel.
(ALL PRINTED AT HOME.)
ESTABLISHED IN 18 5 9.
OSCEOLA, ■ ■ __ " " IOWA.
THE OLDEST PAPER IN CLARKE COUNTY.
Republican in Politics.
HAS A LARGE COUNTY CIRCULATION AMONG OUR BEST PEOPLE.
Subscription, Si. 50 per Year. Advertising Rates Reasonable.
ALL CUTS MUST BE SOLID.
ISSUED EVERY THURSDAY.
S. M. LEACH, Editor.
Ren. Julian. B. H. Goulding.
Kearney Weekly Nonpareil.
JULIAN & GOULDING, Editors and Proprietors,
KEARNEY, BUFFALO COUNTY, NEBRASKA.
A LIVE WESTERN PAPER.
Circulation 1,'.214.
ItJ.OO PER YEAR. IN ADVANCE.
The Best Advertising Dlediuiu in Western Nebraska.
Johnson's Printing Bureau ot Local, Social, Political, Legal
and General Ne>vs.
1S6S. White Hall Register. i»^«
*'ROODHOUSE SIGNAL." "GREENFIELD LOCOMOTIVE."
"KANE EXPRESS."
C o III b i u e d C i i" c u 1 a t i o u , 1,500.
BUSINESS AND MECHANICAL HEADQUARTERS:
WHITE HALL, - - GREENE COUNTY, - . - ILLINOIS.
Reliable Agents and Correspondents at each principal point, and weekly reports from
every quarter.
H. JOHNSON, Editor and Proprietor,
May be consulted or addressed at his Law Office, North Side of the Public Square,
Carrolltou, Illinoi* .
AMERICAN NEWSPAPER DIRECTORY. 67]
Skandinaven.
ESTABLISHED ISfi".
DAILY, WEEKLY AND BI-WEEKLY (EUROPEAN) EDITIONS.
JOHN ANDERSON & CO., - - - - - PROPRIETORS.
87 AND 89 FRANKLIN STREET,
CHICAGO, ILLINOIS.
The Leading Daily aurt AYeekly Ne^vspapev in the Scanclinavian
Lansruage published in the Fniteil States.
"SKANDINAVEN," DAILY, IS PUBLISHED EVERY DAY. EXCEPT SUNDAY, HAS A
LARGE AND GROWING CIRCULATION IN CHICAGO AND SURROUNDING
TOWNS, AND IS THE ONLY DAILY MEDIUM BY W^HICH
THE THOUSANDS OF SCANDINAVIAN FAMILIES
LIVING THERE CAN BE REACHED.
Subscription : - - - - One A'ear, $3.
"SKANDINAVEN," WEEKLY, IS PUBLISHED EVERY TUESDAY. IT HAS A LARGE
CIRCULATION IN EVERY SECTION OF THE COUNTRY, AND IS READ BY MORE
THAN 75,0(10 SCANDINAVIANS WEEKLY. AS THE GREATER PART OF
ITS SUBSCRIBERS ARE FARMERS AND COUNTRY MERCHANTS,
IT WILL BE OF SPECIAL INTEREST FOR MANUFACTURERS
OF AGRICULTURAL IMPLEMENTS, LAND COM-
PANIES, AND ALL CLASSES OF MERCHANTS
AND DEALERS, WHO ARE SEEKING
SCANDINAVIAN TRADE, TO AD-
VERTISE IN THIS PAPER.
Subscription ; - - - ^ One Year, S*>2.2o.
"SKANDINAVEN," BI-WEEKLY (EUROPEAN), IS SENT EXCLUSIVELY TO NORWAY
AND DENMARK, WHERE IT HAS SUBSCRIBERS IN ALMOST EVERY COUNTY
AND TOWN. IT CONTAINS PRINCIPALLY NEWS FROM AMERICA,
AND IS THE ONLY PAPER OF ITS KIND PRINTED IN THIS COUN-
TRY. A LIMITED NUMBER OF ADVERTISEMENTS WILL
BE ACCEPTED FOR THIS PAPER. ESPECIALLY LAND
COMPANIES, AND MANUFACTURERS WISH-
ING TO INTRODUCE THEIR GOODS IN
THESE COUNTRIES, W^ILL FIND
IT AN EXCELLENT AD-
VERTISING MEDIUM.
Subscription: - - - - One Year, $"2.
Estimates for Advertising in any of the Editions will be furnished promptly on applica-
tion to
JOHN ANDERSON & CO .
87 and 89 S. Franklin Street,
CHICAGO, - - - ILLINOIS.
«T8 GEO. P. ROWELL & CO'S
The Sorel News
PUBLISHED AT
SOREL, - PROVINCE OF QUEBEC, CANADA.
J. A. CHENEVERT, PROPRiETOft.
THE "SOREL NEWS" HAS THE LARGEST CIRCULATION IN tHE DISTRICT
OF RICHELIEU, COMPOSED OF THE THREE COUNTIES OF
RICHELIEU, BERTHIER AND YAMASKA.
The Weekly Evanston Age.
WM. E. WHEELER, Editor and Publisher.
EVANSTON, -WYOMING.
The Age circulates among Railroad men, Mechanics, Farmers, Ranchmen and Stockmen
throughout Western Wyoming. Northern Utah and Southern Idaho, and has a larger circu-
lation than any other paper in Western Wyoming.
The Jewell County Review
THE LEADING LOCAL PAPER OF THE COUNTY.
Tiidependent in Everything.
L.. D. UAVNOLDS, PUBL-ISHER.
Also Land. Loan and Collection Agent,
MANKATO Formerly Jewell Centre), JEIVELL CO., KANSAS.
Co-respondence regarding Western Kansas promptly answered.
The Weekly Sheboygan Tribun.
PUBLISHED AT
SHEBOYGAN, - -WISCONSIN.
ONE OF THE MOST FLOURISHING CITIES (FOURTH LARGEST IN POPULATION— 9,000)
IN THE STATE.
The Tribun is an eight-page, six-column German weekly ; enjoys the largest patronage
of any paper in the county, and is the leading local organ. Our receipts for advertising are
fully again as large as those of any one of the other county papers, and larger than those of
ALL the English papers of our city put together. We do not advertise at "Special Rates,"
but charge honest prices and give the value of our prices every time. Messrs. Geo. P. Rowell
& Co. can give our terms.
AUGUSTE MARSCHNER & SON, PUBLISHERS.
AMERICAN NEWSPAPER DlltECTORY. (i7»
The Colorado Mountaineer.
PUBLISHED AT
COLORADO SPRINGS, COLORADO.
Circulation Over 1,000.
THE BEST LOCAL NEWSPAPER IN THE STATE.
Hiibscription: . - _ _ « $1.50 per Year,
Sample Copies Free.
ABE ROBERTS. Editor and Proprietor.
AUSTIN PI BLISHING C03IPANY,
Oflice, On C'ongrress Avenue, befween Pine and Pecan Streets,
PUBLISH
The Daily Dispatch,
THE ONLY REPUBLICAN DAILY PUBLISHED IN TEXAS.
EVERY EVENING, EXCEPT SUNDAY.
Terms: Per week, tiOc. ; per Month, 7.">c. ; Six Months, $4.>>0. : One Year, S8.
The Austin Sunday Leader,
THE LEADING REPl BLICAN WEEKLY OF TEXAS.
EVERY SUNDAY MORNING.
Terms: One Month, •ioc, ; Three Months, 75c. ; Six Months, S1.25 ; One Year, !§'i.
The Texas Iron Age,
Non-Political. A Business and Family Paper, devoted to the Eucourage-
inent of Immigration, Railroads, llaniifacrurers, Farming, tfec.
EVERY WEDNESDAY.
Terms: One Month, 20c.; Three Months, r5c.; Six Months, $1.25; One Year, $'2.
The Daily Dispatch and either the Sunday Leader or Texas Iron Age : One Month, $ I ;
Six Months, $5.50; One Year, $9.50. Invariably in advance.
680 GEO. P. ROWELL & CO'S
Daily 6l Weekly Pine Bluff Press.
PUBLISHED AT
PINE BLUFF, - - - - ARKANSAS,
By NEWMAN & RYAN.
Terms of Subscription :
Daily, per year, $10.00. Weekly, per year, $>^..30; Clubs of Ten, each, $2.00.
IN ITS TWELFTH YEAR.
The Press is a flrst-class advertising medium ; is the largest and best printed paper in
Arkansas ; is Democratic, and has the largest circulation of any paper in Southwestern
ArkaiiKas. It contains tlie latest foreign and domestic news, market reports, &c.
Weekly Record-
RITSCHER & McCAULEY, Proprietors and Publishers.
BIRDSBORO, PENNSYLVANIA.
Subscription : $1.50 per Annum.
"THE RECORD" IS RANKED AS ONE OF BERKS COUNTY'S
BRIGHTEST PAPERS, AND IS A VERY SUPERIOR
A D V E R T I S I N G M E D T T 31 .
The Week[y Herald.
EDGERTON, WILLIAMS COUNTY, OHIO.
H. A. GRANBERY, Editor and Publisher.
"THE HERALD" IS RAPIDLY TAKING RANK AS ONE OF THE
BEST OF THE COUNTRY JOURNALS OF THE STATE.
It was established in 1875 by tlie present proprietor, and is a folio, six columns to the
page. Its circulation is 650 bona fide, and as an advertising medium is unexcelled.
THE CHEAPEST PAPER IN \YILLIAMS COUNTY.
NO PATENTS OR PATENT PLATES. NO CUTS INSERTED UNLESS ON METAL BASE.
Advertising rates on application.
Carbon County Journal.
PUBLISHED EVERY SATURDAY AT
RAW^LINS, WYOMING,
By the RA\YLINS PRINTING CO.
JNO. C. FRIEND, Editor and General Business Manager.
Official paper of the County. Democratic, and has the largest circulation in Central
Wyoming and Northwestern Colorado.
SUPERIOR ADVERTISING M E D I I M .
SUBSCRIPTION RATES :
Per year, $3.00. Six Months, $1.50. Sample copies, 10 Cents.
Postal cards asking for samples will receive no attention. Advertising rates made
known upon application. Circulation 500.
AMERICAN NEWSPAPER DIRECTORY. G81
The Sunday News-Dealer.
PUBLISHED IN THE
CITY OF WILKES-BAR RE (population 25.000), AND IN THE
BOROl (iH OF PITTSTON (population 13,000).
ONLY SUNDAY NEWSPAPER IN LUZERNE COUNTY.
GUARANTEED CIRCULATION (AVERAGE THE YEAR THROUGH) FULLY 6,000.
AFFIDAVIT FURNISHED IF DESIRED.
THE "NEWS-DEALER" IS DELIVERED BY PONY EXPRESS IN EVERY TOWN
AND HAMLET WITHIN A RADIUS OF 30 MILES OF THE PUBLICATION OFFICE.
ALSO, HAS AN AGENT AT EVERY STATION ON THE LEHIGH VALLEY RAILROAD
BETWEEN MAUCH CHUNK AND ELMIRA, TO WHOM THE " NEWS-DEALER " IS FOR-
WARDED BY TRAINS GOING NORTH AND SOUTH -PASSING AT WILKES-BARRE AT
1:30 ON SUNDAY MORNINGS.
THERE IS NO BETTER ADVERTISING 3IEDIi;3I IN THE STATE.
J. C. COON, Editor and Publisher.
G82 GEO. P. ROWELL & CO'S
The National Express.
CHIL.LICOTHE, OHIO.
SAM. L. LEFFINGWELL, Editor and Proprietor.
I.EADINC; DEMOCRATIC JOURNAI. IN SOITHEKX OHIO.
Two Editions— Siimlay and Monday.
Published in a city of 15,000 inliabitants, and circulating largely in five counties of one
of the richest valleys "in the world. Constantly increasing in circulation, prestige and popu-
larity, and a most excellent advertising medium. Advertisements go in both editions.
Prospect of extra large campaign edition for 1880.
The Peoria Sun.
PEORIA, J ILLINOIS,
SUN PUBLISHING CO., Publishers.
AN INDEPENDENT WEEKLY JOIKNAI. OF CURRENT
NEVV8 AND LITERATURE.
HAS A VERY LARGE CIRCULATION IN ALL THE TOWNS AND CITIES OF
CENTRAL ILLINOIS.
Rates of Advertising:
8 mos. (i mos. 1 year.
One Inch $4.50 $7.50 $ i'i.OO
One Column 54.00 90.00 150.00
Further rates given on application.
Eminence Argus.
CHAS. S. SEAMAN, Editor and Proprietor.
Jjargre. Six-Coluiini Folio. Only Paper in Shannon County.
rUBLISHED AT
EMINENCE, SHANNON COUNTY, MISSOURI.
Established 0«tober. 1874.
TREATS LARGELY OF THE RAILROAD AND MINING INTERESTS
OF SOUTH-EAST MISSOURI.
$1.25 per An mini. - - - - Circulation 480.
Address the Editor.
The Country Visitor.
A WEEKLY PAPER, PUBLISHED AT
No. 102 CHARTRES STREET, NEW ORLEANS, L.A.
Contains interesting articles on Agriculture, Manufactures, Commerce, and everything
pertaining to the South and beneficial to its welfare, and especially to the development of
the State of Louisiana.
Our Farm Agency is the only one in the South that offers its columns to those who desire
to sell or purchase real estate free of charge, with the understanding that the parties to the
transactions, when perfected, shall pay us the usual commissions. We have always a num-
ber of large and small sugar, cotton and rice plantations and farms advertised. A perusal
of our columns of "Sales" and "Wanted" will repay readers.
Subscription for the Paper: $1.50 per Year.
AMKKICAN NKSVbJ'Al'KH lilUKCTOHV. iiSS.
ADVERTISE
IN THE
CIRCULATION.
Boston Daily Globe, 40,000
Boston Sunday Globe, 33,000
Boston Weekly Globe, 30,000
684 GEO. P. ROWELL & GO'S
THE BEST ADVEKTIfSINIJ illEDH >I IN WEST VIRGINIA.
The Wheeling News-Letter.
ISSUED EVERY SUNDAY.
AN INDEPENDENT, NON-POLITICAL JOURNAL.
HAS THE LARGEST CIRCULATION OF ANY PAPER PUBLISHED IN THE STATE.
Aildress THE NEWS-LETTER CO.,
Cor. Main and Fourteeutli Streets,
WHEELING, AV. VA.
Sworn statements of actual circulation will be furnished advertisers on application.
m.oo. The Holden Enterprise. ^^^^
HOLDEN, MISSOURI.
THE LEADING DEMOCRATIC PAPER OF JOHNSON COUNTY, MISSOURI.
Has a circulation of l.'iOO in Johnson, Case and Lafayette Counties.
The Enterprise was established in 1867, and absorbed The Advance, which was estab-
lii hed In 1876. It is the only paper published in Holden, a live town of 2,500 people, on the
Missouri Pacific Road, and junction of the Arizona Division. Onlv cash propositions for
advertising will be entertained, as we are well supplied with buggies, musical instruments
and patent medicines.
MITTONG & CRUCE, Editors and Proprietors.
Established 1871.] [Subscription Price, !$1.50.
Riverside Press-
NEWSPAPER AND JOB OFFICE.
Largest Paper and Best Advertising Medium in Northeast Missouri.
CHAMP CLARK, Editor and Proprietor.
LOUISIANA, ----- MISSOURI.
PUBLISHED EVERY THURSDAY.
The Press is democratic, liberal, progressive and consistent. It has much the largest
circulation in the county or in the Congressional District, and its circulation is constantly
growing. The Press is the official paper of the city, and has a generous advertising
patronage. It spares no pains to secure and publish the news. It is one of the best papers
in the State, outside of St. Louis, and one of the best advertising mediums.
The Russellviile Democrat.
issued every THURSDAY AT
RUSSELLVILLE, - :_ " " ARKANSAS.
JAMES E. BATTENFIELD, Editor ; B. F. JOBE, Business Manager.
DEVOTED TO LOCAL, POLITICAL, COMMERCIAL, AGRICULTURAL
AND LITERARY INTELLIGENCE.
A live Democratic journal, located in the finest agricultural district in the Arkansas
River Valley. Population of this and adjoining counties rapidly increasing.
The Democrat is the best advertising sheet in the State. Its extensive circulation in the
South-West, among the planters, merchants, and business men, renders it especially desira-
ble to those who wish to reach the general and substantial public by advertising their
respective business and interests.
Terms: Sl.-lO per year, in advance. Advertising rates sent on application.
AMERICAN NEWSPAPER DIRECTORY. 685
Ef^TABl.I?^HED 1865.
ADVERTISE IN THE
Farmers' Home Journal
LOUISVILLE, KY.
AN OLD, WELL ESTABLISHED AND POPULAR WEEKLY
ACiRICULTlltAL.,
HORTIf I LTl KAI.,
LIVE ??iTOCK, am!
FIRESIDE JOiJRXAI..
It has an immense circulation in the BLUE GRASS REGION of Kentucky, and also
being a recognized Tobacco organ, circulates largely wherever this crop is grown.
The Farmers' Home Journal has th& largest circulation of any Agricultural paper
in the South.
The paper is on tile at advertising agencies. Contracts may be made \%"lth Messrs.
Geo. p. Rowell & Co., New York.
mi GEO. p. ROWELL & GO'S
anchester Guardian.
MANCHESTER, __ TENNESSEE.
T. J. WILSON, Publisher.
BEST PAPER EVER PUBLISHED IN THE COUNTY. CIRCULATION CONSTANTLY
INCREASING. LOCAL AND HOME NEWS MADE A SPECIALTY.
KATES? OF ADVERTISING:
o MONTHS. (i 5K1NTHS. 1 YEAR.
1 square $ T.W .$12.C)0 $ 15.00
14 column 25.00 35.00 45.C0
J^ column 35.00 ... rO.CO 70.0(J
1 column SO.CO 70.00 110.00
SUBSCRIPTION, ONE DOLIiAR PER YEAR.
The Saugerties Evening Post.
SAUGERTIES, N. Y.
EDWARD JERNEGAN, Publisher.
ONE OF THE MOST VALUABLE ADVERTISING MEDIUMS PUBLISHED IN THE VALLEY
OF THE HUDSON, REACHING ALL POINTS OF THE SUMMER BOARDING
RESORTS IN THE CATSKILL MOUNTAINS.
CIRCULATION 400 COPIES DAILY.
Terms : - Only $5 per Anniiiii, - in Advance.
FOR ADVERTISING RATES ADDRESS THE PUBLISHER.
usical Herald.
BOSTON, - - - ^ - MASSACHUSETTS.
A new magazine of 32 lai'ge quarto pages, published monthly. Occupies a field In musical
literatiire which has hitherto been left unoccupied. It contains Orisfiual Contributions
by the foremost writers on the theory and practice of music in all its branches ; Transla-
tions of valuable noteworthy articles by eminent German, French, Italian and other
authorities; Foreijatn Letters from able correspondents in Berlin, Paris, London, and
all other European centres of music; Able Criticisms, Reviews of musical and other
literature, by many of the ablest writers of the day ; Illustrated Sketches of the lives
of the eminent composers. Church Music will be considered and discussed by dis-
tinguished specialists.
EIGHT PAGES OF MUSIC OF A CHOICE CHARACTER, PARTLY VOCAL,
PARTLY INSTRUMENTAL, WORTH, AT LEAST $10 YEARLY.
Terms: $1.50 a Year. - - - - - Single Copies 15 Cents.
SPECIMEN COPIES SENT FREE ON RECEIPT OF STAMP.
Address MUSICAL HERALD COMPANY, 3Iuslc Hall, Boston, Mass.
Established 1873.
Red Cloud Chief.
RED CLOUD, - - - - NEBRASKA.
M. L. THOMAS, Editor and Proprietor.
1HE "CHIEF" WAS ESTABLISHED AT RED CLOUD, THE COUNTY SEAT OF WEBSTER
COUNTY, IN JULY, 1873. IT IS THE LEADING PAPER OF THE REPUBLICAN
VALLEY, AND HAS BY FAR THE LARGEST CIRCULATION OF ANY
PAPER IN SOUTHWEST NEBRASKA.
IT HAS A tJOODCIRCl LATIONTHROI GHOUT NORTHERN KANSAS.
AMERrCAN NEWSPAPER DIRECTOKV. 687
VIM, VINEGAR, VITinOli, ENTERPIMJSE AND IM>EPENI>ENC'E.
The Colorado Chieftain.
DAILY AND WEEKLY
Ei^tablished 1868.
OLDEST, I.AKGE??T AND BEST PAPER IN SOUTHERN COliORADO.
THE ONLY PAPER THAT BELONGS TO THE ASSOCIATED PRESS AND THAT
RECEIVES AND PUBLISHES THE ASSOCIATED PRESS DESPATCHES.
Daily, ti4x36; Weekly, -^8x44.
THE CHIEFTAIN" IS THE BEST ADVERTISING lUEDiriW IN
COLORADO FOR BUSINESS 3IEN.
A PAPER OF VIM, VINEGAR, VITRIOL AND ENTERPRISE.
Circulates Aiiions Miners and Stock Men.
We can, without fear of contradiction, pronounce The Daily Chieftain tlie best con-
ducted and ablest edited daily newspaper in Colorado. We write advisedly and from an
intelligent standpoint. If the people of Pueblo do not most liberally sustain their flrst-
class daily thev oUfeht to be ashamed of themselves. However, we have every reason to
believe that this people will amply reward Messrs. Lambert & Co. for their journalistic
enterprise.— Hitcr/ano (Colorado) Independent, January 28, 18T6.
The Colorado Chieftain, published at Pueblo, Colorado, is a credit to that city. It is
what it pretends to be, " a paper full of vim, vinegar, vitriol and enterprise."" It greets us
every morning with telegraphic reports up to date, and is par excellence the best paper in
Southern QoloraAo.— Correspondence Syracuse {New York) Journal, Januaru 15, 1876.
We have just received a copy of The Daily Chieftain, published at Pueblo, Colorado.
It is a live paper, containing the latest and most reliable information in regard to climate,
soil, stock raising, mining, summer resorts, and all features peculiar to Colorado.— CVioWes-
lon {Ind.) Herald, May 30, 1676.
The Colorado Chieftain is a bright, live, newsy paper, full of mining and other news.
and the copy before us gives a map of the San Juan silver districts which are now being so
generally discussed by specvilators and diggers.— Clinton (Penn.) Republican, May 18, 1876.
SPECIMEN COPIES FREE. SEND FOR ONE.
.1. .1. LAMBERT, Proprietor,
PUEBLO, COLORADO.
688 GEO. P. KOWELL & GO'S
The New Dominion.
MCRGANTOWN, - - - WEST VIRGINIA.
TERMS OF SUBSCRIPTION:
il.50 Per Year, - Invariably in Advance, - 75c. for Six Months.
RATES OF ADVERTISING.
Si per Inch for One Insertion, and 50 cents for each additional insertion.
Advertisements of one-fourth column or more subject to special rates and discounts in
proportion to length of advertisement and time it is to run.
J. E. FLEMING, Editor and Publisher.
The New Dominion is devoted to local interests. It is well established and an excel-
lent Advertising Medium.
ESTABLIySHED IN 1871.
Daily and Weekly World
A PROGRES!-iIVE NEWSPAPER.
HELENA, ARKANSAS.
Helena Daily and Weekly World circulates largely in the rich counties of Eastern Ar-
kansas and Western Mississippi. A live journal, devoted to the best interests of the whole
people. Using the best material and new presses with steam power, we are enabled to offer
great inducements. Send 5 cents for sample copy. Extraordinary inducements to getters
up of clubs. The paper speaks for itself.
W. R. BURKE, Protrietor.
The Cincinnati Freie Presse-
IHSLED DAILY, WEEKI^Y, AM) SUNDAY.
published at
CINCINNATI, - - - - - - - OHIO.
ALEX. TORGES, Jr., Publisher and Proprietor.
The columns of the Freie Presse will be found replete with thorough and reliable Cin-
cinnati, Eastern and Western news, and latest market reports. Able articles on finance,
trade, and manufactures, and the questions of the d&j'.
UNSURPASSED AS AN ADVERTISING MEDIUM. RATES REASONABLE.
Address all communications to FREIE PRESSE,
P. O. Box 561, Cincinnati, Ohio.
Mitchellville News.
PUBLISHED EACH FRIDAY IN
MITCHELLVILLE, - - POLK COUNTY, IOWA,
BY
E. T. CRESSY, Editor and Proprietor.
ONE DOLLAR AND FIFTY CENTS A YEAR (ALWAYS IN ADVANCE).
PRICE OF ADVERTISING:
space. •
Iwk.
$0 75
3 00
Imo.
$2 0)
7 00
3 mo. , (imo.
$3 00 $4 00
10 00 15 00
1 yr. ; i space, j Iwk.
$5 00 I 1^, Column! $4 W
24 00 1 rcolumn. \ 6 00
Imo.
$10 00
15 00
3 mo.
$15 (K)
30 00
6 mo. 1 yr.
1 Inch ....
M Column.
.$28 00 $45 m
50 00 80 00
Local notices, 10 cts. a line, weekly ; in black type, 15 cts. ; subsequent insertions, half pr.'ce.
Its circulation is large and increasing. It reaches people not reached by any other pub-
lication. It contains the latest local and telegraphic news, and is a thorough business paper.
AMERICAN NEWSPAPER DIRECTORY. 689
EKillTEEXTII VEAK. THE OLD RET.IABLE.
The Kansas Farmer-
T H E STATE A G R I C U L. T TJ R A I. PAPER.
Published by E. E. EWIXG.
TOPEKA, - KANSAS.
The Kansas Farmer is an eight-page Weekly Farm and Family Journal. More than 100
contributors among the practical farmers, fruit growers and breeders of the West enrich
its columns weekly with their experiences. The Farmer publishes crop notes from every
county in Kansas, and is the most complete review of the agriculture and progress of the
West that is published.
THE FARMER IS THE OFFICIAL. PAPER FOR PUBLISHING THE STRAYS
OF THE STATE, AND THE COUNTY CLERK OF EVERY COUNTY IN THE
STATE IS REQUIRED BY LAW TO KEEP A COPY OF THE KAN-
SAS FAR.UER ON FILE IN HIS OFFICE FOR REFERENCE.
It is conceded by the most extensive advertising agents and advertisers that, as a
PROFITABLE 3IEDIU3I FOR ADVERTISING,
The Kansas Farmer has no equal in the New West.
In addition to having the largest circulation in Kansas of any other agricultural jour
nal, Its circulation extends through the Middle, Eastern and Northern States, and it is
recognized by Stock Men, Fruit Growers, and Farmers in general, as standard authority
on those branches of rural industry in the West.
SUBSCRIPTION PRICE:
POSTAGE PAID.
1 copy, 1 year, . .$1.50. | 1 copy, 6 months, . $1.00. 1 1 copy, 3 months, . 50 cents.
SAMPLE COPY FREE TO ANY ADDRESS.
44
090 GEO. P. ROWELL & GO'S
The Hudson County Dispatch,
FORMERLY
THE HARRISON DISPATCH.
OFFICIAL PAPER OF THE STATE AND COUNTY. HAS A WEEKLY CIRCULATION
DOUBLE THAT OF ALL OTHER PAPERS IN HUDSON COUNTY.
R. M. LOOMIS, Publisher. Es^tablislied 187'^. J. B. BREWER, Editor.
Is successor to the Arlington Journal, Arlinqton Times, Bloomfield Gazette, East Newark
Record and Jersey City Journal and Gazette. Circulates in every town in the county.
GENERAL OFFICE :
44 MONTGOMERY STREET, JERSEY CITY.
Branch Oflices: 59") Newark Avenue (opposite Court House), .Jersey City ; corner Har
rison Avenue and Tliird Street, Harrison ; corner Midland and Kearney Avenues, Arlington.
The Sun.
LOOGOOTEE, .... - INDIANA.
ARTHUR C. O'BRIAN, Publisher.
Subscription: - - One Dollar per Year.
THE "SUN" IS AN EIGHT-PAGE, THIRTY-TWO-COLUMN PAPER.
Devoted to Literature, Poetry, Politics, National and Home News. Has a wide circulation ;
is an excellent advertising medium, and is
One of the Neatest and Cheapest Home Papers Published.
Established 1877. Terms: $1.50 i>er Year,
Stewartsville Independent.
C. L. FOWLER. .... Editor and Proprietor.
"^The only Paper in the leading town in De Kalb County, Missouri. Has an immense
circulation " in De Kalb, Clinton and Buchanan Counties, the richest Stock-raising and
Farming Community in the Northwest.
ADVERTISING SOLICITED.
Address the Proprietor,
STEWARTSVILLE, DE KALB CO., MISSOURI.
The Ringgold Record.
published at
MOUNT AYR, IOWA.
GEORGE R. STEPHENS, PROPRIETOR.
Subscription, ----- $'i.00 per Year.
ADVERTISING RATES FURNISHED ON APPLICATION.
W The Record is a popular paper ; is full of news— foreign and local, bright and sparkling,
and well established. One of the best advertising mediums in this section. Has been
established seventeen years, and has a circulation of 1,500. Nine columns to the page.
AMERICAN NEWSPAPER DIRECTORY. 691
THE ATTENTION OF MERCHANTS & MANUFACTURERS
WHO DESIRE TO OBTAIN THE GREATEST PUBLICITY t^'OR THEIR
WARES AMONG THE BUSINESS COMMUNITY OF CANADA,
WHOLESALE AS WELL AS RETAIL,
IS BESPECTFTJLLY CALLED TO THE FACT THAT THE
ontreal Journal of Commerce
HAS ATTAINED A BONA FIDE CIRCULATION EXTENDING REGULARLY TO
EVERY TOWN AM) VILLAGE THROUGHOUT THE DOHIMOX,
FROM NEWFOUNDLAND (INCLUDING ST. PIERRE-MIQUELON) TO BRITISH COLUMBIA.
MANITOBA AND THE NORTH-WEST TERRITORY.
This circulation is not confined to one or more Hotels in each place, but is subscribed
for in the regular way by each Merchant, Manufacturer, &c. We court inquiry on this
subject, and shall be glad to exhibit our Subscription Lists to any of our customers at any
time.
THE MONTREAL JOURNAL OF COM3IERCE
IS DAILY GROWING IN POPULARITY, AS ATTESTED BY ITS INCREASING
CIRCULATION.
Sub!!«criptiou to Montreal Subscribers, S3 a Year.
Elsewhere iu Canada and iu the United States, $'-i.
Great Britain, 10s. stg. France, $3. -30.
M. S. FOLEY & C" . Publishers and Proprietors, MONTREAL, CANADA.
69-2 GEO. P. ROWEL L & GO'S
Farmers^Review-
CHICAGO, - - - _ ILLINOIS.
ADVERTISERS WHO WISH TO REACH FARMERS WILL PLEASE READ THIS
io Post Office, Business Offi
Chicago, III., March 31, 1880.
Chicago^ Post Office,^ Business Office,?
To the Fanners' Review Co., Chieago, Illinois:
This is to certify that tlie Farmers' Review paid on second-class matter postage as
follows: 30,163 lbs., S603.2H, for the quarter ending to-day.
Respectfully yours.
By W. H. Bolton, Rec'g Clerk. Frank W. Palmer, P. M.
One thousand copies weigh one hundred pounds. We guarantee 25,000 circulation
among the best of Western Farmers. Rates low. Address
THE FARMERS' REVIEW CO.,
CHIGv^GO, ILLINOIS.
The Daily Optic.
published at
LAS VEGAS, - - _ - NEW MEXICO.
R. A. KISTLER, Editor and Proprietor.
BEST ADVERTISIXt} MEDIUM IN THE TERRITORY.
SUBSCRIPTION :
$1 per Mouth, _ _ Or - - $10 per Year.
West Point Republican.
"WEST POINT, - _ - - NEBRASKA.
M. S. BARTLETT, PufLisHER and Proprietor.
THE OLDEST PAPER IN THE GREAT ELK HORN VALLEY, NOW IN ITS TENTH
VOLUME. CIRCULATES FOR ONE HUNDRED AND FIFTY MILES UP AND
DOWN THE VALLEY. THE BEST ADVERTISING MEDIUM IN NORTH-
ERN NEBRASKA. RATES MADE KNOWN ON APPLICATION. NO
ONE EAST AUTHORIZED TO CONTRACT ADVERTISING.
The Palestine Advocate.
PALESTINE, TEXAS.
TWENTY-SIXTH VOLUME. PUBLISHED EVERY THURSDAY.
J. VV. EWINCiJ, Editor. G. C. DEMINC^, Local Editor.
A six-column eight-page paper, filled with Texas and local matters, and choice miscel-
laneous reading.
Subscription: ^'2 per Year; Six Months, $1; Three Months, 50 cts.
HAS THE LARGEST CIRCULATION OF ANY NEWSPAPER IN PALESTINE, AND IS THE
" LIVELIEST " PAPER PUBLISHED HERE.
AMERICAN NEWSPAPER DIRECTORY. f5a?
The Weekly Independent.
A CHOICE FAMILY NEWSPAPER, WHICH CIRCULATES IN
ALiABA^IA, ARKANSAS, FLORIDA,
GEORGIA, KENTUCKY, LOUISIANA,
MISSISSIPPI, TEXAS, TENNESSEE.
ADAPTED TO THE WANTS OF REFINED AND CULTIVATED READERS,
BEVOTED TO
AGRICULTURE,
HORTICULTURE.
STOCK RAISING.
DOMESTIC ECONOMY,
MECHANICAL INDUSTRY,
SCIENTIFIC DISCOVERIES,
CONTEMPORARY LITERATURE,
SOCIAL CULTURE,
WEEKLY NEWS,
CURRENT EVENTS,
AND HUMAN PROGRESS.
The management of The Independent is not subject to the dictation of any sect or
party, at the same time it will not by any means be an idle spectator of assaults upon pub-
lic virtue or attacks upon a common faith.
The unprecedented rapidity with which the circulation of The Independent has
increased, is mainly due to the following causes :
J^'j'rf!'.— That while many thousands of people in the rural portions of the South felt the
need of an independent family paper, chaste, elevated and spicy, there was
none published which met the demand.
Scconff.— That its price was placed below all competition, there being no respectable
weekly south of St. Louis at $1.00 per annum.
ADVERTISE3IENTS of all articles for use or consumption in the household, work-
shop, or on the farm, will find The Independent a good medium. The publishers will send
specimen copies, on application, that advertisers may see for themselves the style of the
papei-, and the character of its local patronage.
Subscribers' Rates :
One year, . . $1.00. 1 Six months, . . 60c. | Three months, . . 40c.
ROBT. J. HARP, Publisher and Chief Editor.
106 CAMP STREET, - - - NEW ORLEANS.
604 GEO. P. ROWELL & GO'S
Erie Evening Herald
AMI
Erie Weekly Herald.
THE ERIE " HERALD " IS THE ONLY DEMOCRATIC DAILY AND ONE OF THE BEST
WEEKLIES PUBLISHED IN NORTHWESTERN PENNSYLVANIA.
Advertisers desiring to reach this section can do it no other way so effec»
tiially as by sending their orders to THE HERALD.
A sworn statement of the daily circulation of the Erie Evening Herald is published
in the paper every evening.
The Sauk County Democrat.
A LIVE, WIDE AWAKE DEMOCRATIC NEWSPAPER, PUBLISHED IN
BARABOO, WISCONSIN.
J. G. FORD, Editor.
ONLY DEMOCRATIC PAPER IN SAUK COUNTY. A LARGE AND INCREASINa
CIRCULATION.
Advertisements solicited and inserted on reasonable terms for cash. No snide
advertisements received.
orden.
A SCANDINAVIAN WEEKLY NEWSPAPER, PUBLISHED BY I. T. BELLING & CO
226 MILW^AUKEE AVENUE, CHICAGO, ILLINOIS.
Having a large and constantly-increasing circulation, it offers a sure way of reaching^
the large Scandinavian population in the Western States.
TO ADVERTISERS IN CANADA.
The Weekly Times-
PETERBOROUGH, - ONTARIO, CANADA.
GUARANTEED CIRCULATION EACH WEEK, 1.700.
The town of Peterborough is beautifully situated in the midst of a wealthy and populous
agricultural district, and has a population 'of 8,(100. It is the most important town in the
midland counties.
The Times is one of the best weekly papers published outside the large cities of Ontario^
and is an excellent advertising mediuTii.
For terms address Geo. P. Rowell & Co., New York, Agents, or
W. H. ROBERTSON, Editor and Publisher,
PETERBOROUGH, ONTARIO, CANADA.
AMERICAN NEWSPAPER DIRECTORY. <>95
Journal of Agriculture & Farmer.
PHIL CHEW. PROPRIETOR.
ST. LOUIS, ----- MISSOURI.
THE LARGEfST CIRCULATION OF ANY WEEKLY AGRICUL-
TURAL PAPER IN AMERICA.
HAVING REDUCED THE SUBSCRIPTION PRICE FROM $2 TO $1 PER ANNUM IN OCT.,
1879, WE NOW ISSUE AT THIS DATE, MARCH 25TH, 1880, TO BONA FIDE PAYING
SUBSCRIBERS, 32,460 COPIES OF THE " JOURNAL OF AGRICULTURE."
The Journal of Agriculture is one of the oldest agricultural papers in America, and
has alwajs stood in the front rank of rural literature. It has absorbed the good will and
subscription lists of three of the oldest agricultural papers in the Southwest— viz. : The
Southern Fanner, formerly of Memphis, Tenn. ; the Southern Husband mati, of Nashville,
Tenn., and the Missouri Farmer, of Boonville, Mo. Its new departure reducing its subscrip-
tion price and furnishing such a large and varied amount of interesting matter, has placed
it in the homes of thousands of intelligent and well-to-do farmers and breeders. It is
recognized as being the best ad\"1ertising medium in the West, as it goes largely into Mis-
souri, Illinois, Iowa, Nebraska, Kansas, Texas, Arkansas, Tennessee, Indiana, Kentucky,
Mississippi, Montana and Washington Territory, and is scattered somewhat through Ohio,
Michigan, West Virginia, and some of the Eastern States. For the past quarter, Januarj',
February and March, 188<J, the regular issues have been as follows :
January 1st, 2.>,3'10 February 5th, 30,125 3Iarcli 4tli, 31,600
January Stli, 26,300 February 12th, 31,240 March 11th, 32,120
January 15th, 27,490 February 19th, 31,000 March 18th, 32,000
January 22<l, 29,200 February 26th, 31,360 March 25th, 32,460
January 29th, 29,426
ADVERTISING TERMS ON APPLICATION.
What Atlvertisers Say of the "Journal of Agriculture" as an Adver-
tising MediuHi. Unsolicited Testimonials.
Mr. John F. Thompson, of Canton, 111., one of the well known breeders of Berkshire
pigs, in sending a check for his advertisement, says : I have already received several
orders and will, I think, in due time dispose of all I wish to sell. Thanks to my advertise-
ment in the Journal of Agriculture.
The Journal of Agriculture must be a good medium for advertising. The one insertion
of my advertisement of Plymouth Rock and White Leghorn chickens has already brought
orders for Plymouth Rocks to the full extent of mj- supply, unless parties will be satisfied
with quite young late fall chickens ; I have some of those left. James Logan.
Cooper County, Mo., Feb. 1, 1880.
Since advertising in your valuable paper we have received many letters of inquiry and
sold one pair of Norman mares, four years old, for $462.50. So you see we think it pays to
advertise in a good, live paper like the Journal of Agriculture. Thanking you for your
kind notice of our business, we are, etc., W. W. Gray & Son.
Chebanse, 111., Jan. 31, 1880.
Your journal must be a remarkable advertising medium, as I have received more orders
for catalogues from your editorial notice of the receipt of the same than from any other
source. Luther Burbank, Proprietor Nurserj-.
Sonoma Co., Cal., Jan. 27, 1880.
In sending remittance for advertising and subscription, Jan. 25, 1880, for the Journal of
Agriculture, Dr. J. L. Connelly of Harristown, 111., says : " I find advertising in the Jour-
nal pays me better than all other papers put together. Sheep are in great demand and
seem to be getting higlier in this vicinity day by day."
Editors Journal of Agriculture :— Can you tell me what express companies do business
in Missouri and what man to write to get reduced rates from the different companies ? The
Journal is one of the best advertising mediums that I ever had an " Ad." in. I have only a
few good August and October pigs left, mostly sows. I could have sold a great many spring
pigs if I had had them. Yours respectfully, John A. Cole,
Hustisford, W^is., Jan. 24, 1880.
Capt. Phil. Kidd, the Kentucky auctioneer, sajs : " The Journal of Agriculture did me
more good at my recent sale at Kansas City, Mo., than all other papers put together."
H. W. Tonkins, breeder of Chester white pigs, Fenton, St. Louis county. Mo., says he
has sold more pigs from his card in the breeders' directory of the Journal of Agriculture
than from all other sources.
Mr. Geo. F. Morgan, the importer and breeder of Hereford cattle, and for years the buyer
and salesman for T. L. Miller, writes ; " I am receiving letters every day from the card I
have in your paper, and you may name it if you like. There are 100 buyers for everj- Here-
ford bull in the country."
David A. Stewart, the Cotswold sheep and fowl breeder of Louisiana, Mo., says: "I
have to report good sales ol^ fowls— up in the hundred dollars monthly. Also I sold on
Saturday six Cotswold ewes, bred to my imported ram (for $100), to J. M.Wommack, Lincoln
county Mo. ; all through the medium of your valuable paper."
em GEO. p. KOVVELL & CO'S
Madison Herald
WITH SUPPLEMENT.
MADISON, ..... INDIANA.
lieading Democratic Newspaper in the Fourth Congressional District.
PUBLISHED EVERY WEDNESDAY MORNING BY LIN C. JONES.
Has a paying circulation of 1,500. Circulates in .lennings, Scott, Ripley counties, and
largely in the adjoining counties of Kentucky, and is the best advertising medium in
Southern Indiana.
Madison has a population of ]3,tX)0 inhabitants, and is beautifully situated on the Ohio
river, 100 miles from Cincinnati and 50 miles from Louisville. As a manufacturing city
Madison is unsurpassed in the W est.
The Fort Gaines Tribune.
PUBLISHED EVERY FRIDAY AT
rORT GAINES, ... GEORGIA.
THE LARGEST CIRCULATION OF ANY NEWSPAPER IN SOUTHWEST GEORGIA AND
EAST ALABAMA.
S. E. LEWIS, PROPRIETOR.
The Cross and Crown.
Published on the lotli Day of each 3Iouth at
CLAYSVILLE, W^ASHINGTON COUNTY, PENNSYLVANIA,
By Rev. J. R. FOULKES.
DEVOTED TO RELIGIOU?*, ETHICAL, LITERARY 3II*iCELLAN Y.
TERMS : SEVENTY-FIVE CENTS A YEAR.
Advertisements and Subscriptions Invariably in Advance.
ADVERTISEMENTS 15 CENTS PER LINE EACH INSERTION, INSIDE; 'iO CENTS PER
LINE EACH INSERTION, COVER.
Circulation good and constantly increasing. Messrs. Geo. P. Rowell & Co., Agents.
Winfield Monitor
REPUBLICAN. WEEKLY,
The Monitor is a weekly Repub lean newspaper, conductrd in the interest of its
publisher. It is a foui-page, nine-column paper, printed on rag news, without patent
"innards" or stereotype plates. It is the olflcial paper of Cowley County and the City of
Winfield, Kansas.
Cowley County, according to this year's census, has 25,000 inhabitants. It is in the
Southern tier of counties, and has two railroads, crossing each other at right angles. It is
the best agricultural county in Kansas, vide State reports of the Board of Agriculture.
Winfield, the county seat, is a city of the " second class," with a population of 3,000. It has
got the " boom " bad.
The Monitor has a large circulation in Cowley and adjoining counties. The Monitor
will sell advertising space for about four times as much as is usually offered by foreign
advertisers. Orders must be accompanied by the cash or through reputable agents. Address
J. E. CONKLIN, EDITOR MONITOR, AVINFIELD, KANSAS.
AMERICAN NEWSPAPER DIRECTORY. 697
The Philadelphia Times
PUBLISHED EVERY DAY IN THE YEAR.
THE TOlEfS BriI.DIN(;, - - - - PHILADELPHIA.
NEW YORK BRANCH OFFICE: 41 PARK ROW.
THE DAILY CIRCULATION OF "THE TIMES ' EXCEEDS THAT OF ANY
OTHER PAPER IN PHILADELPHIA, OR THE STATE OF PENNSYLVANIA, WITH ONE
SINGLE EXCEPTION.
ADVERTISING RATES
DAILY TIMES.
Notice,*, 2d page, 7th column Per Line, 30 Cts.
Semi-Editorial Notices, 2d page " 50 "
Special J^-Notlces, 3d page " 20 "
All other Advertisements, 3d page " 15 "
Displaj- or Plain, 4th page " 15 "
SUNDAY EDITION.
Notices, 4th page Per Line, .30 Cts.
Semi-Editorial, 4th page " 50 "
Special I^~Notices, 5th page " 20 "
Display or Plain, 8th page " 15 "
WEEKLY TIMES.
Notices, 4th page Per Line, 30 Cts.
Semi-Editorial, 4th or 5th pages " 50 "
Display or Plain, 8th page " 25 "
THE DAILY TI3IES is published Every Morning in the year, and delivered In the
City of Philadelphia and surrounding Towns for 12 cents a week. Including the Sun-
day Edition. Double Sheet (Eight Pages), 15 cents a week.
Mail Subscription, postage free, .ffi.OO a year, or 50 cents a month. Including Sun-
day Edition, $7.50 a year, or 65 cents a month.
THE SIJNDAA' EDITION— (Double Sheet) Eight Pages. Is mailed to subscribers for
$1.50 a year, postage free. Single copies, 3 cents.
THE WEEKLY TI3IES— Eight pages. Is published Every Saturday Morning.
Terms per annum, postage free: One copy, .S2.G0; Five copies, .$8.00; Ten copies,
$15.00 ; Twenty copies, .$25.00. An Extra copy sent free to any person sending a Club of
Ten or a Club of Twenty. Additions may be made to Clubs at any time at Club Rates
and from different post offtces.
THE TIMES ALMANAC— A Manual of Political and other Information, published on
the 1st of January, every year. 10 cents a copy. It is indispensable to every politician,
business man, and intelligent observer of current events. It is strictly non-partisan,
and aims only at the faithful record of the vear. Advertising Rates : One page, $liKD ;
Half, $50 ; Quarter, $25.
THE ANNALS OF THE WAR— A royal octavo volume 800 pages, beautifully illus
trated ; printed on fine toned paper, and handsomely bound in cloth, with gold mount-
ing. Written by Principal Participants, North and South. Price, $4.00.
THE TIMES, Times Building, PHILADELPHIA.
698 GEO. P. ROWELL & CO'S
The Miliheim Journal.
MILLHEIM, CENTRE COUNTY, PENNSYLVANIA.
DEININGER & BUMILLER, PROPRIETORS.
A FOUR-PAGE WEEKLY. PIIBL.ISHEI) EVERY THl RfSDAY.
Established 1827. Liberal Terms to Advertisers.
fSubscriptiou Rates: One Dollar in Advance.
DEMOCRATIC IN POLITICS. INDEPENDENT AND FEARLESS IN UTTERANCE.
The Advertiser.
HANDSBORO, - • MISSISSIPPI.
The Ollicial Journal of, and the Only Paper in Harrison County.
A seven-column paper, and is printed entirely at home. Is received at every post-office,
and circulates in all the towns in the Mississippi coast counties. As an advertising medium
there is none better in South Mississippi.
SUBSCRIPTION: ^'i 00 PER YEAR.
The Mississippi coast is frequented by thousands of summer visitors, and the Advertiser
is read by persons from all portions of the Union.
LIDDLE & EVERITT, PROPRIETORS.
SEE DESCRIPTION OF PAPER ON PA€iE 19S.
The Daily and Weekly Prospect
SILVER CLIEF, COLORADO.
THE BEST PAPER PUBLISHED IN SOUTHERN COLORADO. REPLETE WITH LOCAL
AND GENERAL MINING NEWS.
THE BEST ADVERTISING MEDIUM.
DAILY, PER YEAR, $10. WEEKLY, PER YEAR, i»2.50.
PROSPECT PRINTING COMPANY.
orborne Independent.
PUBLISHED EVERY FRIDAY MORNING AT
NORBORNE, ..... MISSOURI,
BY A. E. MACOUBRIE.
ONLY PAPER ON LINE OF THE WABASH, ST. LOUIS AND PACIFIC RAILWAY BE-
TWEEN CARROLLTON AND KANSAS CITY-66 MILES— AND CONTAINS MORE
READING MATTER THAN ANY PAPER PUBLISHED IN THE COUNTY.
Has a general circulation in Carroll and Ray counties, and also circulates throughout
the State. Circulation is chiefly among well to-do farmers, merchants, mechanics and
tradesmen. Norborne is in a rich agricultural and stock-growing district, and has the
largest grain and stock shipments of any town between Kansas City and Moberly, and is
known as the liveliest business town in Northwestern Missouri. It commands the trade of
an area of over .SO miles on the north, 20 on the west, and 10 on the south and east. Adver-
tisements inserted on reasonable terms for cash.
AMERICAN NEWSPAPER DIRECTORY.
69»
El Comercio.
(Established 1S75.)
CLARK & BELCHER, EDITORS AND PROPRIETORS.
SPAXIfSH-AMERICAX NEWSPAPER,
HAVING A GUARANTEED CIRCULATION IN VENEZUELA, UNITED STATES OF
COLUMBIA, ECUADOR. PERU, BOLIVIA, CHILI, BRAZIL, ARGENTINE
CONFEDERATION, URUGUAY, PARAGUAY, HONDURAS, COSTA-
RICA, NICARAGUA, SALVADOR. GUATEMALA; THE
ISLANDS OF CUBA, SAN DOMINGO, JAMAICA,
PORTO-RICO, CURACOA, HAYTI AND
TRINIDAD ; ALSO SPAIN, MEXI-
CO, BELIZE, AND
YUCATAN.
ORGAN OF THE f^PANlJSH-AMERICAN EXPORT TRADE.
" EL COMERCIO " was established Mav 1st, 1875, and an uninterrupted and successful
career has given it a prestige never heretofore attained by any Spanish newspaper pub-
lished in this country. Its worth is attested by the liberal and continued advertising:
patronage given it bv the highest and most conservative class of advertisers. As a
medium for our merchants and manufacturers desiring to sell their goods in South
AND Central America, West Indies, Mexico and Spain, " EL COMERCIO " has no equal.
(See Testimonials appended).
We publish below a few extracts from testimonial letters from our advertisers, repre-
senting various branches of business :
McKesson & Robbins, Wholesale Druggists
and Manufacturing Chemists, 91 & 93
Fulton Street, New York.
Dear Sirs : Having been advertisers in your
Spanish journal for the past four years, we
take great pleasure in stating that we have
heard frequently from our advertisement
during that time, and that we consider your
paper a iiioitit excellent niediiiiii of ad-
vertising in South and Central America.
Yours very truly, McKesson & Robbins.
Jos. H. Adams & Son, American Hardware,
Machinery and Agricultural Implements
for Export, 2S3 Pearl Street, New York.
Dear Sirs : Having advertised in your pa-
per for several years, we do not hesitate
to recommend it to our friends in the export
business, and cheerfully authorize you to re-
fer any parties to us who may contemplate
advertising. Yours very truly,
Jos. H. Adams & Son.
Charles Pratt & Co., Mann fait urers of
''Astral" Oil, 128 Pearl Street, New York.
Dear Sirs : Having advertised without ces-
sation in your newspaper, " EL COMERCIO,"
since 1S75, we feel justified in saying that
we know of no better medium for merchants
desiring to make their goods known in the
Spanish American markets.
Yours truly, Charles Pratt & Co.
Wm. Wall's Sons, Manufacturers of Cordage,
d-c, 113 Wall Street, New York.
Dear Sirs : Having advertised in your jour-
nal, "EL COMERCIO," without intermission
since 1875, we consider it one of the few
ne^vspapers in which our merchants de-
siring a Spanish American market for their
goods, can advertise with profit.
Yours truly, Wm. Wall's Sons.
Lane & Gale, Hardware Manufacturers,
Troy, N. Y.
Dear Sirs : We are now advertising for the
fourth year in "EL COMERCIO," and have
confidence in its excellence as an advertising
medium. Lane & Gale.
O. W. Leonard, Sugar Machinery, Mill and
Engineers' Supplies, and R. R. Sujjplies,.
99 John Street, New York.
Dear Sirs: I consider your paper, "EL
COMERCIO," the best in its line, and shall
continue to advertise with you for my foreign
business. Yours truly, O. W. Leonard.
Chesebrough Manufacturing Comp'y, Manu-
facturers of V^asaline, 110 Front Street,
New York.
Dear Sirs : We have been advertising in
your Spanish journal for three years, and
we would not hesitate to recommend it as a
medium for advertisers desirous of intro-
ducing their goods among merchants in
South America. Yours truly,
Chesebrough M'f'g Co.
H. H. Walker, Machinery and Railroad Sup-
jjlies, 58 Broadway, New York.
Dear Sirs : I have advertised in your paper
since 18T6, and have been satisfied with the
result, having had a number of cash orders
from different points in Spanish-American:
countries. Yours truly, H. H. Walker.
Leigh & Crenshaw, Flour for Export, 48 Wall
St., New York.
Dear Sirs : I take pleasure in advising you
that the Haxall Crenshaw Co., of Richmond,
Va., requests me to renew, for the fourth
year, their advertisement in your paper.
Chas. M. Fry.
All correspondence should be addressed to
CLARK & BELCHER,
194 BROADWAY, - - - -
NEW YORK.
700 GEO. P. ROWEKL & GO'S
The St. Francois County Banner.
PUBLISHED EVERY FRIDAY, AT
BONNE TERRE, .... MISSOURI,
BY J. M. & S. ALICE KIRKPATRICK.
The Banner is devoted to the advancement of the interests of Southeast Missouri
generally, and St. Francois Countj' particularly, and is published at the live and rapidly
growing town of Bonne Terre (the location of the world-renowned St. Joe Lead Mines), with
a population at this time of twenty-flve hundred inhabitants.
Subscriptiou: Si a Year. Advertising Rates Reasonable.
The Independent.
K. B. GRAHN, ..... EDITOR AND Proprietor.
GREENUP, KENTUCKY.
Is the leading newspaper of Eastern Kentucky, having the Largest C'ii'culation of all
the weekly papers Piiblishefl in the State of Kentucky, as well as in the Ohio River
Valley between Cincinnati and Pittsburgh. Devoted to the interests and Mineral Devel-
opment of the Eigliteen Counties constituting Eastern Kentucky, it is neutral in poli-
tics, and an excellent advertising medium.
CIRCrLATION 3,500 COPIES EACH WEEK.
IF YOU 'WISH TO LEARN ALL ABOUT SOUTHWESTERN COLORADO SUBSCRIBE FOR
THE
San Juan Prospector.
The Oldest anil Most Reliable Paper Published in Sontli>vestern Colorado.
TERMS :
One copy, one year .$3.(X) I One copy, three months $1.0()
One copy, six months 1.50 | Sample copy 10
.\ddress all communications to
COCHRAN BROS., DEL NORTE, COLORADO,
SHAW'S BLOCK.
D. M. PUTERBAUGH. G. W. MEAIiS.
ilan Republican
PUTERBAUGH & MEALS, - - - Editors and Proprietors.
MILAN, MISSOURI.
The Republican is a fresh, vigorous and progressive newspaper, printed all at homr,
■having the largest circulation and commandinK the confidence of the most substantial citi-
zens in the community where it is published. It makes it a point never to follow' but to lead
public opinion on all current topics that affect the weal or woe of the community. Particu-
lar pains taken to satisfy advertisers in regard to all that comes within the sphere of their
legitimate inquiry. It is republican in politics.
TERMS OF SUBSCRIPTION : $1 50 PER ANNUM.
AMERICAN NEWSPAPER DIRECTORY. 70t
The Daily News.
URBANA, - - - - OHIO.
A SUPERIOR ADVERTISING MEDIUM.
W. H. GRIBBLE, . - - . EDITOR AND PROPRIETOR.
PUBLISHED EVERY AFTERNOON.
It iis luflaential, Long-esi^tabli^hed, has a Desirable Circulation, aud is
the Best Channel for Reaching the People of Urbana
aud its Viciuitj-.
702 GEO. P. ROWELL & CO'S
The Word.
A MONTHLY JOURNAL OF REFORM. E. H. HEYWOOD, EDITOR.
Regarding the subjection of labor, of woman, and the prevalence of poverty, intemper-
ance and war as unnatural evils induced by false claims to obedience and sei'\'ice, The
Word favors the abolition of the state of property in land, and its kindred natural re-
sources, of speculative increase, and all other means whereby intrusion acquires wealth
and power at the expense of useful people. Since labor is the source of wealth and creates
all values equitably vendible. The Word (not by restrictive methods, but through libera-
tion and reciprocity), seeks the extinction of interest, rent, dividends, and profit, except as
they represent work done. While the labor question is its leading specialty. The Word is
devoted to political, religious and social reform generally, standing for the most advanced
ideas in every progressive movement.
TERMS: SEVENTY-FIVE CENTS ANNUALLY.
Address THE WORD,
PRINCETON, MASSACHUSETTS.
The Hartford Call.
A SEVEN-COLUMN REPUBLICAN NEWSPAPER, PUBLISHED IN
HARTFORD, - - LYON COUNTY, KANSAS,
BY MEANS & HOFFMAN.
Devoted to the local interests of Hartford and vicinity. Hartford is located midway
between Burlington and Emporia, on the line of Coffey and Lyon Counties ; heuce the Call
has a good and increasing circulation in both counties.
Rates of Advertisiuj;:
ONE COLUMN ONE YEAR. ...$75 W
HALF COLUMN ONE YEAR.... 40 0(J
QUARTER COLUMN ONE YEAR. ... 25 00
Logan County Index.
PUBLISHED EVERY THURSDAY MORNING AT
BELLEFONTAINE, ..... OHIO.
BY BOWMAN & ROEBUCK.
The Index is a well-established republican paper, in a strongly republican county.
It has a good and steadily-increasing circulation throughout Logan county, which is one of
the best counties in Ohio. The Index is a good advertising medium.
Rates Liberal, and Furnished on Application.
The Family Journal.
MONTHLY.
DEVOTED TO FASHIONS, SERIALS, SKETCHES, POETRY AND HOUSEHOLD MATTERS.
Siibscriptiou Rates: Si. 50 per Year, \»'itli Preiniiiiii.
The Family Journal contains eight large and beautifully illustrated pages filled with
entertaining and instructive family reading.
The Family Journal has a bo7ia fide subscription circulation of '^5,000 copies.
Advertising rates and all information on application to
THE FAMILY JOURNAL PUBLISHING CO.,
15 DEY STREET, .... NEW YORK.
AMERICAN NEWSPAPER DIRECTORY. 7(«
EJ?iTABL,I^iHED 1S49.
The Oshkosh Northwestern
LEADING REPUBLICAN PAPER OF WISCONSIN.
BEST ADVERTISING MEDIUM IN THE STATE.
ALLEN & HICKS, PUBLISHERS, - OSHKOSH, WIS.
7<>4 GEO. r. HOWKLL & GO'S
SEVEN REASONS AVHY YOU SHOULD ADVERTISE IN
The Peoples Journal.
1st— It has a bona fide circulation of t^veuty thousand copies, twice a mouth, and
is read by one liuudred thousand people.
tJd— Its aggregate circulation for one year is one million and forty thousand
copies.
3d— It circulates in all parts of the United States— North, South, East and West.
4th— It circulates among the intelligent classes and those who are Interested in new
inventions, novelties and improvements in science, mechanism, medicine, &c., &c.
,5th— It is read by the professional man, the business man, the mechanic, the farmer,
the housewife and the young people.
6th— Its atlvertisenients are displayed in an attractive manner.
7th— Its terms are reasonable. A fe%v dollars will bring your business before the
notice of one hundred thousand people twenty-four times a year.
Advertising rates made known on application to
H. B. EVEREST & CO., Publishers,
ROCHESTER, N. Y.
The Roanoke Farmer.
PUBLISHED BY HARRELL BROS.
WELDON, - - - - NORTH CAROLINA.
J. A. HARRELL, Editor and Proprietor.
The Farmer is a monthly, thirty-six pages, and published at the terminus of four {4>
railroads and head of steamboat navigation. Farm pi-oducts are principally cotton, corn,
wheat and tobacco. Circulation large, both in Virginia and Noi'th Carolina.
THE DAILY RAILROAD TICKET.
Size 12x19, subscription and circulation large, and four hundred (400) given daily on four
railroads to passengers. Put on a".l departing trains in day time, and is the best advertising
medium in the south. Has official Railroad and Steamboat Schedules.
Subscription: Daily, S3; Weekly, 5J5 C"ts. a Year. Copies 31ailed for ti Cts.
Louisville Volksblatt.
PUBI.If^IIEI) DAII^Y, SEMI-WEEKLY AND NYEEKLY.
Omnibus.
A lilTEKARY SUNDAY PAPER.
LOUISVILLE, ----- KENTUCKY.
W. KRIPPENSTAPEL, Editor and Proprietor.
We have the I^argest Circulation of any fTeriiian Paper in the South-YYest.
Geo. p. Rowell & Co., New York, Agents.
Established May 1st, 1868.
The Brownsville Bee
JOHN R. GREEN, Editor and Proprietor.
BRO'WNSVILLE, ... - TENNESSEE.
It is the oldest paper in Brownsville, and one of the most successful in the State.
Democratic in politics, but gives a large share of attention to local matters. An able and
reliable advocate of progress and improvement. Full of Life, Spirit, Nerve and Pluck.
Circulation large and well sustained.
TERMS OF ADVERTISING LIBERAL.
AMERICVN NEWSPAPER DIRECTORY. 705
The Springfield Republican.
THE NEW EN(;L,AN1) NEWSPAPER.
ESTABLISHED IX 1S24, BY SAMUEL BOWLES.
Subscription: Daily, S9; Sunday, S3; Weekly, $1.30.
The Republican Is a superior advertising medium because it has the largest
local anfi general circulation of any journal in Massachusetts outside of Bos-
ton or in Connecticut, and this circulation is among the best class of
people. It may fairly claim to be the cheapest and most
effective medium in New England outside of Boston.
[Fi^om the "Daily Republican," September 1, 1879.]
The avearage circulation of The Daily Republican for the month of August, usually con-
sidered the dullest business season of the year, was 1 0,925 copies. The average circula-
tion in the city of Springfield was 3,*/225, and in Hampden countj', outside of Springfield,
2,287. There is no other city in the world of so small a population as Springfield (30,000)
that can boast a daily newspaper having so large a local and general circulation. The im-
mense advantage as an advertising medium which The Daily Republican offers over every
other means of attracting local public attention is apparent. No other newspaper in this
field, daily or weeklj% can begin to approach it in the number of intelligent and careful
readers whom it reaches every day in the week. Its circulation records and subscription
lists are always open to inspection.
ADVERTISING RATES:
Daily or Sunday, 5, 10, 15 and 20 cents a line; Weekly, 12 and 20 cents.
LIBERAL DISCOUNT FOR CONTINUANCE ONE MONTH OR LONGER.
Address THE REPUBLICAN,
SPRINGFIELD, MASS.
45
706 GEO. P. ROWELL & CO'S
The Independent.
PUBLISHED SATURDAYS AT
AMITE CITY, ----- LOUISIANA.
R. W. READ, - - Editor and Publisher.
Terms : S3.00 a Year, in Advance.
Amite City is near the center of the Senatorial District, midway between New Orleans and
the Mississippi State line. An excellent advertising medium. Rates moderate. An indepen-
dent paper, but, during the present Presidential campaign, will support the Democracy.
A Democratic AVeekly.
The Newbernian
PUBLISHED EVERY SATURDAY AT
NEW-BERNE, - - - NORTH CAROLINA.
S. M. CARPENTER, Editor and Publisher.
Subscriptiou: - Two Dollars per Aunum, - In Advance.
A live local paper, with an extensive circulation, and will be found a desirable
medium for advertising generallj'.
RATES OF ADVERTISING PER SQUARE:
One insertion, $1; two insertions, .$1.50; three mouths, S6; six months, $10; twelve
months, $15. For larger advertisements liberal contracts will be made.
The Valley Chronicle.
INDEPENDENT LOCAL PAPER OF WARKEN COUNTY.
PUBLISHED EVERY WEDNESDAY AT
FRANKLIN, W^ARREN COUNTY, OHIO.
W. E. FINDLEY, Editor and Proprietor.
TERMS: Si. 0 0, in Advance; $1.5 0, at end of Year.
Devoted to the interests of the Miami Valley. Has an extensive circulation throughout the
great Miami Valley, and is especially valuable to advertisers
desiring to reach that section.
FINE JOB OFFICE.
Advertising Rates Reasonable, and >vill be Furnislied on Application.
A Democratic Family Weekly.
Warrenton^ Gazette.
ISSUED FRIDAYS AT
WARRENTON, - - - NORTH CAROLINA.
H. A. FOOTE, Editor and Publisher..
T'wo Dollars per Annum, Invariably in Advance. Circulation Excellent.
Advertising Rates:
Ten lines or less constitute a square. One square, one insertion, $1 ; each subsequent
Insertion, 50 cents. One square, one month, $2 50 ; six months, §10. Half column, one year,
$65. Special contracts made for larger advertisements.
AMERICAN NEWSPAPER DIRECTORY. 707
The Murray News
■
MURRAY, - - - - - . IOWA.
ESTABLISHED 1876.
Terms :------- §1.50 per Annum.
THE BEST ADVERTISING MEDIUM IN CEARRE COUNTY.
ADVERTISING RATES :
One column, one year §75. 00
One-half column, one year 40.00
One-quarter column, one year '25.00
One-eighth column, one year 15.00
CRAWFORD & CO., - - - EDITORS AND Publishers.
A VALUABLE ADVERTISING MEDIUM.
The Baltimore Market Journal
ESTABLISHED 1S71.
THE "MARKET JOURNAL" IS THE ONLY PAPER PUBLISHED IN BALTIMORE
THAT HAS A CIRCULATION THROUGHOUT THE ENTIRE SOUTH
AND WEST. PUBLISHED IN THE INTEREST OF LUMBER,
GRAIN AND PRODUCE COMMISSION MERCHANTS.
Tei'iiis : - - S2.50 per Yeai*. - - lu Advance.
SMITH & HAGAN, PUBLISHERS,
166 W. BALTIMORE STREET, BALTIMORE, MD.
708 GEO. P. KOWELL & GO'S
The Racine Journal
RACINE, ----- WISCONSIN.
F. W. STARBUCK, PROPRIETOR.
Parties seeking business in Racine, city or country, will look to their interests by adver-
tising in the Racine Journal. It, in addition to having the largest circulation in city and
county, also enjoys a good circulation outside.
Rates Iteasouable. Given ou Applicatiou.
Ohio Patriot.
PUBLISHED EVERY THURSDAY AT
NEW^ LISBON, - - - - - OHIO.
W. S. POTTS, Editor and Publisher.
Terms: - - - !s»1.50 per Annum, - - lu Advance.
The Democratic paper of Columbiana county. It has a large and constantly-increasing
subscription list, and is a cheap and excellent advertising medium. For rates and general
information, address
OHIO PATRIOT,
NEW LISBON, OHIO.
DAILY AND WEEKLY.
Buffalo Freie Presse,
AND
BUFFALO SUNDAY' TRIBUNE.
REINECKE & ZESCH, Proprietors, - - - RICHARD GOEBEL, Editor.
BUFFAL.O, NEW YORK.
A GOOD MEDIUM THROUGH WHICH TO REACH THE GERMAN POPULATION OF
BUFFALO AND WESTERN NEW YORK.
The only German Republican Paper in Buffalo, and the Largest in Westei-n New York.
Send orders to the Proprietors, or Geo. P. Rowell & Co., New York.
. . t ^ . .
The Sewing Machine News.
The Recognized Repi-esentative of the Sewing Machine Trade.
CHARLES W. HANDY, PROPRIETOR.
119 & 121 - NASSAU STREET, - NEW^ YORK.
Circulates among the Authorized Agents of the Sewing Machine Companies. It is pub-
__jied monthly, and comprises twenty Targe p£ " - . . .
tion pertaining to the Sewing Machine World.
lished monthly, and comprises twenty Targe pages, filled with the latest news and informa-
Subscriptiou Price: One Dollar a Year.
To those who wish to reach the entire Sewing Machine Trade of the country, The Sew-
ing I\Iachise News presents a medium that cannot be surpassed.
A^NIERICAJJif NEWSPAPER DIRECTORY. 709
Evening Post and Weekly Post.
POST PUBLISHING CO.
SAN FRANCISCO, - - - - CALIFORNIA.
THE EVENING POST IS THE POPULAR JOURNAL OF SAN FRANCISCO, AND THE
WEEKLY POST IS ONE OF THE MOST WIDELY CIRCULATED
NEWSPAPERS ON THE PACIFIC COAST.
THE DAILY CIRCULATES AMONG ALL CLASSES OF PEOPLE ; IT REACHES
MORE EFFECTIVELY THAN ANY OTHER JOURNAL THE TRAVELING PUBLIC
AND THE INTERIOR MERCHANTS, AND ALSO ALL THOSE INTERESTED IN 3IINES,
MINING OPERATIONS AND MINING SECURITIES. ITS FIELD EMBRACES ALL THE
LARGE TOWNS OF CALIFORNIA AND NEVADA, AKD IT IS THE ONLY PAPER ON
THE COAST THAT OWNS A BULLOCK PRESS.
THE 'WEEKLY POST,
IN ITS OWN SPHERE, POSSESSES ALL THE EXCELLENCE THAT HAS MADE THE
DAILY THE FOREMOST PAPER OF THE CITY, AND IT IS ONE OF
THE BEST READ OF CALIFORNIA WEEKLIES.
RATES OF ADVERTISING CAN BE HAD ON APPLICATION.
SUBSCRIPTION : Daily, S6 ; Weekly, S'i, per year.
Souble tlie Circulation of any otlier San Francisco
Evening Paper.
710
GEO. P. ROWELL & GO'S
State Independent
DES MOINES, IOWA.
Published by the Independent Publishing Company. J. EIBOECK, Managing Editor
Terms: $12.00 per Annum.
The Independent is the only personal liberty paper (printed in the English language) i
the State.
It has a large circulation, and contains weekly the Latest Telegraphic and Home News,
Politics and Choice Literature.
Union Advertiser.
WAYL.AND,
NEW YORK.
H. B. NEWELL, Editor.
Weekly. Established 1873. Size 30x42. An independent Local Journal. Its circulation
has been extended with great pains, so as to render it valuable as a medium for advertis-
ing ; new sections are reached each week. Pays strict attention to advertisements and
notices of its patrons, to whose interest it is especially devoted, no matter from whence
they come or how large or small the order. Liberal with its patrons. Specimens sent to
any part of the globe. As a medium for advertisers to reach an unlimited people it is
unequalled. As to merit, we can, if necessary, refer to prominent advertisers who have
been its patrons. This journal is on file with all honorable advertising agencies. Send for
list. For free specimens, or rates for space, address
UNION ADVERTISER PUBLISHING CO., WAYLAND, NEW YORK.
The Tipton Record.
PUBLISHED EVERY FRIDAY BY THE RECORD PUBLISHING COMPANY AT
COVINGTON, TENNESSEE.
Terms of Subscription : One Copy, One Year (in advance), $2.00.
Large Circulation.
Rates of Advertising:
One square, one insertion, $1.00 ; each subsequent insertion, 50 cents.
space.
One inch
Two inches
Three inches
Four Indies
Quarter column.
Half column
One column
TWO MONTHS.
$ 0 00
8 00
11 00
14 00
18 00
25 00
35 01)
three mos.
$ 7 00
11 00
15 00
19 m
24 00
85 00
50 00
six months.
$10 00
15 00
20 00
35 00
29 00
50 00
80 00
ONE YEAR
$15 00
20 00
25 00
30 00
34 00
65 GO
120 00
The Waterford Post.
PUBLISHED EVERY THURSDAY MORNING AT
WATERFORD, - RACINE COUNTY, - ^WISCONSIN,
BY C. M. WHITMAN, Editor and Proprietor.
Terms: $1 50 per Auuiiiii, in Advance. Advertisements
Most Reasonable Tei'iiis.
Inserted on the
The Post is the only fearless and outspoken republican newspaper in Westei-n Racine
county. It was established in 1877, has rapidly grown into public faror, and to-day enjoys
a circulation that but few country papers can boast of. Advertisers will find it a valuable
medium through which to introduce their goods to the public.
AMERICAN NEWSPAPER DIRECTORY. 711
Lawrence American.
DAILY AND WEEKLY.
LAWRENCE, - - - - MASSACHUSETTS.
The lieading Liocal and Family Neiivspaper of Essex County.
THE WEEKLY AMERICAN
IS THE LARGEST PAPER IN THIS SECTIOX. LAWRENCE HAS A POPULATION
OF 40,000, AND IS THE MOST RAPIDLY-GROWING- MANU-
FACTURING CITY OF NEW ENGLAND.
With The American has been combined The Audover Advertiser, the only paper
ever published In the adjoining town, and the local interests of that journal are combined
as a special department in The American, giving advertisers practically tvro papers in one.
THE CIRCUIiATION OF "THE AlIERICAN " IS DOUBLE
THAT OF ANY OTHER LAWRENCE PAPER.
THE DAILY AMERICAN
IS THE LARGEST DAILY, AND ONLY EVENING PAPER IN LAWRENCE.
HAS A CIRCULATION UNAPPROACHED BY ANY OTHER,
AND IS ALTOGETHER THE 3IOST ADVANTAGEOUS
ADVERTISING 31EDIU3I IN THE CITY.
GEO. S. MERRILL, PUBLISHER,
712 GEO. P. ROWELL & GO'S
The Livingstonian.
HARRY GOULD, ..... EDITOR AND PUBLISHER.
PORT VINCENT, LOUISIANA.
THE OFFICIAL. JOURNAL. OF LIVINGSTON PARISH.
DEVOTED TO THE INTERESTS OF THE PEOPLE. THE ONLY PAPER PUBLISHED
IN THE PARISH. DEMOCRATIC.
Terms: Si 00 per Auiiuni.
Independence Sentinel.
INDEPENDENCE, - JACKSON COUNTY, - MISSOURI.
PUBLISHED EVERY SATURDAY MORNING, BY PAYNE & WALKER.
The Sentinel is an able and influential weekly paper. It contains forty -eiRht columns
of interesting matter, has a large circulation and is well established. No better medium
for advertising in this section can be found.
LEADING DEMOCRATIC PAPER.
Terms of Subscription : Si. 50 pei* Year. SI for Six Mouths.
CIRCULATION, 1,500, SWORN. ADVERTISING RATES FURNISHED ON APPLICATION.
Erziehungs-Blaetter.
PUBLISHED MONTHLY AT
MILWAUKEE, WISCONSIN.
DOERFLINGER BOOK AND PUBLISHING COMPANY, PUBLISHERS.
Terms : $2 12 per Year, in Advance.
ORGAN OF THE GERMAN-AMERICAN TEACHERS' UNION.
The only non-sectarian German educational paper in America. Advertisements inserted
at moderate rates, which will be furnished on application to the publishers. Advertise-
ments corresponding to the character of the paper only, accepted.
Carthage Herald.
CARTHAGE, - - ^^ - - TENNESSEE.
W, F. HARRINGTON, EDITOR.
RATES OF ADVERTISING:
1 mo. 3 mo. 6 mo. 12 mo.
One inch $2 50 $6 ()0 $10 00 $15 00
One-fourth col 10 00 20 00 30 00 40 00
1 mo. 3 mo. 6 mo. 12 mo.
One half column. $15 00 $30 00 $45 00 $»» 00
One column 25 00 45 00 60 00 100 00
Terms of Subscription: One Year, in Advauce, Si 50.
All advertisements for shorter time than one month will be charged for at the rate of
one dollar per inch tor the first insertion, and fifty cents per inch for each subsequent inser-
tion. The Herald is a neat, cheap, well-edited paper. It is an eight-page, six-column
weekly. Contains all the latest local and foreign news, sketches, poetry and items of inter-
est. No better medium to reach the people of this section can be found.
AMERICAN NEWSPAPER DIRECTORY. 713
THE BEST ADVERTISING MEDIUM IN EAST TENNESSEE
IS
The Daily Chronicle and Weekly
Whig and Chronicle.
THE DAILY CHRONICLE IS THE ONLY REPUBLICAN DAILY SOUTH OF
LOUISVILLE, KY, AND THE \VHIG AND CHRONICLiE IS THE LEADING
REPUBLICAN WEEKLY PAPER OF THE SOUTH, AND CONSIDERED
THE ORGAN OF THE PARTY IN THE SOUTH. THE KNOXVILLE
MERCHANTS CONSIDER THESE PUBLICATIONS AS THE
BEST ADVERTISING MEDIUMS IN EAST TENNES-
SEE, THE REPUBLICANS BEING IN MA-
JORITY IN THIS END OF THE STATE.
THE FOLLOWING IS FROM ONE OF THE LARGEST DRUG HOUSES IN THE SOUTH:
"We have made use of the Knoxville Chronicle and the Weekly Whig and Chronicle
as mediums of advertising for several years, and freely say that we regard them as among
the, if not the, best advertising mediums in East Tennessee."
SANFORD, CHAMBERLAIN & ALBERS, Wholesale Druggists,
Knoxville, Tenn.
ADVERTISING RATE.S VERY MODERATE.
WRITE FOR PRICES AND COPY OF PAPER.
SUBSCRIPTION:
Daily, SS 00 per year.
Weekly, 1 50 "
ADDRESS
"WHIG AND CHRONICLE PRINTING CO.,
KNOXVII.LE, TENN.
ri4 GEO. p. ROWEL L & GO'S
Alabama Tribune.
CULLMAN, - CULLMAN COUNTY, - ALABAMA.
PUBLISHED THURSDAYS.
R. & J. DAMUS, Proprietors. J. DAMUS, Editor..
SUBSCRIPTION: Si 50 PER YEAR.
An eight-page, five-column weekly. Has a good and growing circulation. Contains all
the latest foreign and local news, and is an excellent advertising medium. A good paper
in a good section.
To American Advertisers.
ADVERTISEMENTS MAY BE INSERTED IN THE FOLLOWING FIVE NEWSPAPERS-
AT THE RATE OF FIVE DOLLARS PER LINE PER ANNUM:
THE TORONTO ADVERTISER,
THE YORKVILLE TIMES,
THE PARKDALE JOURNAL,
THE CANADA TEMPERANCE ADVOCATE,
THE CANADIAN AGRICULTURIST.
ADDRESS ALL COMSirNICATIOXS TO
EDWARD DEVINE, 23 TORONTO ST., TORONTO, ONTARIO, CANADA.
Monroe County Sun.
M. R. WHITE, Editor and Publisher.
CLARENDON, - - - - - ARKANSAS.
SUBSCRIPTION; $1.50 PER ANNUM.
A Large Four-page, Eight-column Weekly ; size 26x40. Thoroughly Democratic.
Circulation Over 500, and Rapidly Increasing,
AN EXCELLENT ADVERTISING MEDIUM. RATES FURNISHED ON APPLICATION.
Richmond Democrat.
PUBLISHED EVERY THURSDAY EVENING, BY THOS. D. BOGIE, Editor and Proprietor,.
AT RICHMOND, RAY COUNTY, MISSOURI.
TERMS: ONE COPY, ONE YEAR, $1.50.
The Democrat is not only the largest paper (being a 9-column folio), but the largest
circulated paper in Richmond. Actual weekly circulation 960, and rapidly increasing. It is
published in the Missouri Valley, the richest section of the West. Richmond has an active
population of 2,500, and is an old. substantial, wealthy town. The Democrat is Independent
Democratic. It circulates in fourteen towns and villaaes ; has considerable circulation
throughout Missouri and in Virginia, Texas, Arkansas and Colorado. Main circulation
among well-to-do farmers, merchants, mechanics and all classes of professional men, all!
sects of religion, and all parties in polities.
AMERICAN NEWSPAPER DIRECTORY. 715
The Mount Vernon Argus.
AN OFFICIAL. VIL.L.AGE, TOWN AND COUNTY NEWSPAPER.
PUBLISHED EVERY THURSDAY AT
MOUNT VERNON, WESTCHESTER COUNTY, NEW YORK,
By SIDEB0THA3I & J>IcCL.EL.L.AN, Editors and Publishers.
The Argus, as an advertising medium, is unequaled, being the nearest newspaper in
Westchester County to Xew York City.
Mount Vernon is situated thirteen miles from the Grand Central Depot, New York, and
is connected with the city by the New Haven & Harlem Roads ; has a population of about
9,000 inhabitants.
This paper also circulates extensively throughout the whole County, and especially in
the Towns of Pelham and Westchester, both adjacent to the city, neither having a paper
published in them.
Subscription, _ - _ - Si. 50.
Terms of Advertising and Specimen Copies sent free on application.
PATRONIZE ONL.Y THE BEST!
The State.
PROGRESSIVE AND STRICTLY LOCAL JOURNAL. ORGAN
OF ST. JOSEPH'S COLONY.
E. H. FELTUS, PUBLISHER AND PROPRIETOR.
MORRILLTON, ------ ARKANSAS.
FACTS FOR ADVERTISERS:
The State is published at the headquarters of the St. Joseph Colony, the greatest and
only successful colony in the South, with a domain of three counties. Its low subscription
price sives it a wide circulation throughout the colonv and aTuong a thriftv and well-to-do
people. Morrillton is called the "BOSS'" TOWN OF THE NORTH-WEST. Founded in 1876,
it has grown to a population of 1,000, including suburbs. It is acknowledged as the best
trade centre on the Fort Smith Railway, and is an extensive cotton mart. The shrewd ad-
vertiser is aware that the paper with a cash circulation is the best to patronize. The State
is managed on a cash basis. Through its columns you reach only the thrifty. It has the
best paying list of home advertisers of any county paper in the State. This can be sub-
stantiated. Owing to crowd of advertising matter, we can receive only a LIMITED
AMOUNT OF ADVERTISING from abroad. For terms address the PubUsher, giving par-
ticulars of what you want. We have no agents, and our paper will not be found on any co-
operative lists.
716 GEO. P. ROWELL & CO'S
DAILY AND WEEKLY
Eau Claire Argus.
R. H. COPELAND, ..... Editor and Proprietor.
CORNER AVATER STREET AND FIFTH AVENUE (West Side),
EAU CLAIRE, W^ISCONSIN.
INDEPENDENT IN POLITICS. WEEKLY, ONE DOLLAR PER YEAR.
The AVeekly is Published on Thursdays.
ALL KINDS OF BOOK AND JOB PRINTING.
THE OLDEST NEWSPAPER IN WEST VIRGINIA WEST OF THE
MOUNTAINS.
ESTABLISHED IN 1857.
The Barbour Jeffersonian.
PUBLISHED AT
PHILIPPI, BARBOUR COUNTY, WEST VIRGINIA,
EVERY WEDNESDAY. TERMS: S2 PER YEAR.
GEO. P. SARGENT, EDITOR .\ND PROPRIETOR.
Columbus Safeguard.
PUBLISHED EVERY THURSDAY AT
COLUMBUS JUNCTION, LOUISA COUNTY, IOWA.
COLTON & MACLEAN, Editors and Proprietors.
Established iu 1870.
The most successful local paper In Iowa. We have the best newspaper ancl job office on
the line of the two railroads that cross each other at Columbus Junction. We have 1,100
circulation, and the best advertising medium in this section of Iowa. We print our paper
entirely at home. A new and commodious brick, stone front building, all its own, with
new machinery and material. The building and material costing between ten and twelve
thousand dollars, making it one of the best and most extensive establishments of the kind
between the Mississippi and the ilissouri.
The New West Monthly.
PUBLISHED AT ATCHISON, THE BUSINESS METROPOLIS OF KANSAS,
and devoted to the development of the States and Territories west of the Missouri River, is
The Leading Magazine iu the Real Estate Interest in the West,
and has a very large and general circulation among all classes of people throughout the
United States, Canada and Europe. The New West Monthly is invaluable as an advertising
medium to reach Farmers, Merchants, Bankers, Dealers in Real Estate, and all classes
Interested in Western developments.
Subscription rates are bO cents per year, postpaid. Send two postage stamps for
sample copy. Advertising rates reasonable, and made known on application to Geo. P.
Rowell & Co., or the Publishers,
THE NEAV WEST PUBLISHING CO., ATCHISON, KANSAS.
AMERICAN NEWSPAPER DIRECTORY. 717
The Buffalo Daily Demokrat and
Weekly Weltbuerger.
ESTABLISHED IN 1837.
IS NOW GREATLY ENLARGED AND IS THE
ONLY GER.^IAN PAPER OF BUFFALO BELONGING TO THE
ASSOCIATED PRESS
OF THE STATE OF NEW YORK, AND OFFERING TO ITS READERS AN ORIGINAL
SERVICE OF DAILY TELEGRAMS, THE SAME AS THE ENGLISH PAPERS.
IT HAS A LARGER CIRCULATION THAN ANY OTHER GERMAN PAPER IN THE
WESTERN PART OF NEW YORK STATE, AND IS THE
BEST ADVERTISING MEDIUM FOR BUSINESS MEN
IN THIS PART OF THE STATE, AS WELL AS IN THE SURROUNDING ONES.
PUBLISHED AT 309 MAIN STREET.
FREDERICK HELD, Proprietor.
718 GEO. P. HOWELL & CO'S
Establish eil 1S65.
The Scran ton^Wochenblatt.
ISSUED EVERY THURSDAY AT
SCRANTON, PENNSYLVANIA.
AUGUST STUTZBACH, Editor and Publisher.
Subscription: S'^ 00 per Annum.
A LARGE, FOUR-PAGE, NINE COLUMN, DEMOCRATIC WEEKLY.
Being an old-established paper, and circulating all over the countv, and especially in
the city, it cannot be surpassed as an advertising medium. Has the largest circulation of
any German paper in this section of the State.
The Hamden Enterprise
AN INDEPENDENT HOME NEWSPAPER, PUBLISHED AT
HAMDEN JUNCTION, OHIO,
BY CASSILL, SMALLWOOD & CAMERON.
The Enterprise is an excellent advertising medium ; located in the centre of the mining
district of Southern Oliio ; having a bona fide circulation of 1,'^00, and circulating largely
in Vinton, Jackson, Ross and Athens Counties, it is certain to repay those who make use of
its columns. Has a larger circulation than all the other papers of the county combined.
The Whitby Chronicle.
PUBLISHED EVERY THURSDAY MORNING AT
IVHITBY, - PROVINCE OF - ONTARIO.
W. H. HIGGINS, Editor and Publisher.
Terms: $1 50 per Annum.
Devoted to literature, science, art, local and general news, and advertising. Adver-
tisements:—All advertisements measured in nonpareil, and charged at the rate of S cents
per line, first insertion, and 2 cents per line each subsequent insertion. Special contracts
made with advertisers by the year or otherwise.
The Oread,
OF THE MOUNT CARROLL SEMINARY,
Is published by the Oread Society of the Institution. It is a 28-page quarto, with a circula-
tion of t2,000, extra issues being made for gratuitous circulation at different periods of the
year. As an advertising medium, educational and college journals are rapidly gain-
ing the position merited. The large class of teachers who are interested in school journals
make the advertising space especially desirable to publishers and dealers in school apparatus.
The Oread, as the organ of an Institution nearly thirty years old, has a circulation far
superior to local papers, as it goes to the old students, scattered to nearly every State in
the Union, from Maine to Oregon and California, and from Minnesota to Texas, giving it
superior value as an advertising medium. For advertising rates in the Oread correspond
with
FINANCIAIj MANAGER, MOUNT CARROLL. SEMINARY,
CARROLL COUNTY, ILLINOIS.
AMERICAN NEWSPAPER DIRECTORY. 719
reeders' Live-Stock Journal.
PUBLISHED MONTHLY BY THE
BREEDERS' LIVE-J^TOCK ASSOCIATION,
BEECHER, - TVILL COUNTY, - ILLINOIS.
T. L. MILLER, Pres. E. S. SHOCKEY, Sec.
THE BEST lilVE-STOCK PAPER PUBLISHED.
It is placed at very low prices for single subscription.
Terms of Subscription :
Twelve months, Si. 00. I Three months, '25 Cents. | Single Copy, 10 Cents.
Terms of Advertising :
■Cards of 3 lines, each insertion, 50 cents ; twelve months, $5.00. Six lines for one
month, Sl-00; twelve months, §10.00.
The above rates subject to change without notice.
Osten lllinoisian.
PUBLISHED every FRIDAY MORNING BY THE
BREEDERS' LIVE-STOCK PUBLISHING COMPANY,
BEECHER, 'WILL CO., ILLINOIS.
T. L. MILLER, President. E. S. SHOCKEY, Secretary.
Termss SI. .30 per Annum, in Advance.
All communications should be addressed to E. S. Shockey, Secretary.
RATES OF ADVERTISING :
Space. 1 M". 2u: Sir. Ivi. 2 m. om. dm. 1 year.
One square $100 §135 $170 .§2 00 $3 IJO §3 75 .$5 25 88 00
One-quarter column 3 00 4 00 5 (X> 6 00 8 50 HOD 16(30 25 00
One-half column 5 50 7 00 8 50 10 50 14 00 18 00 30 01 45 00
One column 10 00 13 00 16 50 20 00 26 00 33 CO 50 00 80 00
One inch lengthwise of column is one square.
The Poultry Monthly.
PUBLISHED AT - - - - ALBANY, N. Y.
Is tlie Leading Poultry Magazine of this Country.
EDITED BY J. F. FERRIS,
Assisted by the Most Able Corps of Contributors that can be procured for "love or money."
It is read by more fanciers and breeders than any other Journal ! It has had a larger
number of advertising patrons in the year 1879, than all the other Poultry Journals com-
bined ! It is a live paper, is never behind time— is original, straight-forward, means busi-
ness, and its subscription lists are increasing at the rate of several hundred per month !
Its typographical appearance has been universally pronounced by the press evers'where the
finest of any Poultry Magazine published in the English language. It attained a circulation
in eight months larger than similar journals had been able to obtain in as many years : It
has expended a larger sum for advertising itself in a year than the total income of some of
Its would be rivals. IT STANDS TO-DAY WITHOUT A PEER I
Its price is only One Dollar per year, Single Copies T^velve Cents, and its ad-
vertising rates are upon a cash basis, and as low as can be afforded, ten cents per agate
line, and considering character, influence and circulation they are very cheap. It does not
charge one patron two or thi-ee times as much as another, but treats all its patrons alike.
The Fanciers' Weekly,
IS THE ONLY ORIGINAL WEEKLY PAPER PUBLISHED IX THIS COUNTRY DEVOTED
TO POULTRY, PIGEONS AND THE KENNEL.
It is a handsome twelve-page weekly on tinted paper, bright covers, and beautifully
illustrated, at only One Dollar per Year. Advertising Rate, Five cents per agate
line. Single copies Three Cents. The Weekly and Monthly both SI. 60 per year.
Address FERRIS PUBLISHING CO.,
ALBANY, - - - - NEW YORK.
720
GEO. P. KOWELL & CO'S
Allegany County Republican.
Published at ANCiELICA COURT HOUSE, ALIiEGANY CO., NEW YORK,
every Friday morning. LaMonte G. Raymond, Editor antl Proprietor. Established 1837.
Being the oldest paper in the county, and the only paper at this Court House.
RATES OF ADVERTISlNCi:
SPACE.
1 WEEK.
2 WEEKS.
4 WEEKS.
3 MONTHS.
6 MONTHS.
1 YEAR.
One in ell
$1 GO
1 50
3 00
5 00
8 00
$1 50
2 00
5 00
8 00
12 00
$2 00
3 00
8 00
12 00
16 00
$3 00
5 00
12 00
16 00
$5 00
8 00
16 00
30 00
$ 8 00
Two inches
Quarter column
12 00
30 00
Half column
60 00
One column
30 00
60 0(3
100 00
Reading notices, 10 cents per line, first insertion ; 5 cents per line each subsequent in-
sertion. Yearly advertisements changed quarterly if desired. Terms : Transient adver-
tisements, cashin advance. The Republican is the representative paper of Northern Alle-
gany, the onlj' paper published at Angelica Court House, and is the offlcial paper of
Allegany county. As an advertising medium in Northern Allegany the Republican has no
rival nor competitor. No cheap " adv's " inserted.
The Sentinel.
EDINA,
PUBLISHED AT
KNOX COUNTY,
MISSOURI.
J. C. CLAYPOOLE, Editor and Publisher.
Terms: Si. 25 Per Aiiiiuin, in Advance.
The Sentinel is a very popular and excellent paper. Has a large and increasing circu-
lation, and is a good advertising medium.
cLean Co. Deutsche Presse.
BLOOMINGTON, ILLINOIS.
JOHN KOESTER,
Editor and Publisher.
The Presse has flourished nearly nine years, and is the best advertising medium in the
county, which is inhabited chiefly by Germans, and receives all official advertising. The
only permanently established German paper published in McLean County.
IT HAS A LARGE AND INCREASING CIRCULATION.
Osage Valley Banner.
OFFICIAL. PAPER OF MILLER COUNTY.
A. FULKERSON & SONS,
Editors, Publishers and Proprietors.
published every THURSDAY AT
TUSCUMBIA, MISSOURI.
SUBSCRIPTION: PER YEAR, IN ADVANCE, $1 00.
The Banner is a bright, interesting journal. Although comparatively a new paper, it
enjoys a large advertising patronage, and has a good circulation. Devoted to literature,
politics and general home news.
AMERICAN NEWSPAPER DIRECTORY. 721
RED HOT !
Sherman Weekly Signal.
THE CHEAPEST GREENBACK PAPER IN THE SOUTHWEST.
Si per Year. Will be Sent ou Trial Four Weeks for 10 cents.
THE PUBLISHERS PROPOSE TO GIVE THE READERS OF THE "SIGNAL" A PAPER
EQUAL TO ANY PUBLISHED IN THE WESTERN OR SOUTHERN
STATES, AND AT A PRICE WHICH WILL BRING IT
WITHIN THE REACH OF ALL.
THE "SIGNAL" WAGES AN INCESSANT WAR UPON ALL RINGS, CLIQUES,
AND COMBINATIONS THAT ARE GOTTEN UP TO ROB AND DE-
LUDE THE TOILER OF HIS HARD EARNED GAINS.
ONE MONEY FOR ALL..
THE SAME DOLLAR FOR THE BANKER AND THE TOILER; THE SAME DOLLAR
FOR THE BONDHOLDER AND THE SOLDIER ; THE SAME DOLLAR FOR
THE RAILROAD MAGNATE AND THE FARMER, MINER,
MECHANIC, ARTIST AND PROFESSIONAL
MAN. NO FAVORITES.
NO MONEY LORDS OR LANDED NOBILITY IN AMERICA.
This favored country was a ransom for the blood of our Pilgrim Fathers— their hal-
lowed memory must not be marred by the oppressor's greedy ambition. The sacred
mounds that dot the hills and valleys from one end of this country to its utmost limits,
must ever remain as guide-posts to an asjlum of the oppressed of all nations.
C^p" Address all communications to
ELLIS BROS.,
SHERMAN, . - - TEXAS.
46
722
GEO. P. ROWELL & GO'S
The Saturday Evening Mail Car
DES MOINES, lOTVA.
SUBSCRIPTION,
$2.00 PER YEAR.
Advertising Rates: 50 Cents per Square.
The Mail Car is an eight-page, four-column paper, devoted to Railroad, Local, Lit-
erai-y. Society and General Home News. It has a good circulation, and is noted as one of
the most popular papers of Iowa.
Osceola Outline.
TERMS : $2 00 PER YEAR.
PIONEER PAPER OF THE COUNTY.
HERSEY,
PUBLISHED EVERY FRIDAY AT
BY J. F. RADCLIFFE, EDITOR.
MICHIGAN,
The Outline has a large and constantly-increasing circulation. Circulates among all
the well-to-do farmers of that section, and is a reliable advertising medium.
The Exponent.
FOUR PAGES, EIGHT COLUMNS EACH.
WEEKLY, $1.50 A YEAR, IN ADVANCE.
A Religious, Temperance, Educational and Family Newspaper,
C. J. RAYMOND, Business Manager.
CHAS. STRONG, Editor anu Publisher.
48 EL.WOOD BLOCK, COR. MAIN AND STATE STREETS,
ROCHESTER, NEW YORK.
The Weekly Argus.
AN INDEPENDENT JOURNAL PUBLISHED AT
GAMBIER, KNOX COUNTY, OHIO.
$1 10 PER YEAR, IN ADVANCE. D. HUNT, PROPRIETOR.
RATES OF ADVERTISING:
FOR ONE INCH OF SPACE.
One week $0 75
Two weeks 1 15
Three weeks 1 50
Four weeks 1 75
Two months $3 00
Three months 4 50
Six months 8 00
Twelve months 10 00
The Argus is a well-established paper, being in its sixth year. It is devoted to local and
general news, education, literature, etc. Has a good circulation, and is an excellent
advertising medium. Has erected a new building with steam power.
A3IERICAN NEWSPAPER DIRECTORY. 723
Galena Gazette.
OALENA, - - - - ILLINOIS.
DAILY, TRI-^YEEKI.Y AND WEEKLY.
J. B. BROWN, .... EDITOR AND PROPRIETOR.
Established 1834.
THE LARGEJST CIRCLLATION OF ANY' PAPER IN ILLINOIS
OUTSIDE OF CHICAGO.
THE :.CIRCULATIOX OF THE WEEKLY IS 6,'^00 BY ACTUAL COUNT, AND
AFFIDAVIT WILL BE FURNISHED IF DESIRED. IT IS ONE OF THE
BEST ADVERTISING MEDIUMS IN THE STATE.
724 GEO. P. ROWELL & GO'S
New York Shipping Gazette.
OFFIC E :
150 NASSAU STREET, NEW YORK.
PUBLISHED SEMI-MONTHLY, ON THE FIRST AND FIFTEENTH OF EACH MONTH.
Contains the following valuable intelligence, compiled from official information fur-
nished by steamship companies : Ocean and Coastwise Steamship Companies, routes, rates
of passage, names and address of agents, etc. A Calendar of the Proposed Sailing Dates of
Ocean Steamships from New York, for three weeks in Advance. A List of Steamships to
Sail from Foreign Ports, with dates of departure, and time when due in New York. Arrivals
of Steamships at Port of Destination. Movements of Coastwise and River Steamships and
Steamboats, with hours of departure, fares, distances, etc. Editorial Notices of fast trips, new
steamers, etc. A susimer resort guide is published from May to August, forming a part of
the Shipping Gazette.
Annual Subscription, lucludiug Postage, Oue Dollar.
Address "WILLIAM HICKS, Publisher, or Geo. P. Rowell & Co., Advertising Agents.
Belleviller Zeitung.
BELLEVILLE, ILLINOIS.
ESTABLISHED 1S48.
DAILY AND AVEEKL.Y NEWSPAPER.
SEBASTIAN FIETSAM, ) proprietors
GEORGE SEMMELROTH, ^ -f ROFRIETORS.
CURT HEINFELDEN, Editor.
ENGLISH AND GER3IAN JOB PRINTING ESTABL.ISH31ENT.
The Cass Herald.
THE PAPER FOR THE HOME, FIRESIDE AND FARM.
PUBLISHED EVERY FRIDAY AT
HARRISONVILLE, MISSOURI.
\y. LOUIS WOODRUFF, EDITOR.
Subscription :------ $1.50 per Year.
A large paper, with all the latest news, foreign and local ; amusing and instructive
miscellanj', poetry, market reports, &c. ; is an excellent advertising medium.
Saginaw Courieri
DAILY AND WEEKLY.
Sagiuaw Courier Company,
EAST SAGINA'W, - - - MICHIGAN.
W. H. EDWARDS, General Manager.
The Daily Courier ranks among Michigan's best dallies. It contains all the latest
telegraphic and home news. Established 1870. Has the largest circulation and is the best
advertising medium in this section.
The Weekly Courier is issued on Monday morning, containing the Sunday night dis-
patches of the Associated Press and local intelligence of Sunday. As an adverilsiug
medium among country readers it has few equals in Michigan.
A:MERICAN newspaper directory. 725
SALEM H. WALEP. EDWARD H. WALES.
Scientific News.
Published Twice Each Month, by S. H. WALES & SOX,
10 SPRUCE ST., NEW YORK.
The SciENTiFC News is devoted to popular and practical science, mechanics, manu-
factures, engineering, chemistry, new inventions, patents, shop and household economy ;
each number being fully illustrated with engravings of machinery, tools, implements,
new processes and discoveries in the industrial arts and sciences. Independent of
original articles, liberal selections are made from the best English, French and German
scientlflc and mechanical papers.
TERMS— In the United States and Canada :
One copy, one year, postage paid $1.10
Ten copies, " " " " 8.00
For Engrland and other Countries within the Berne Postal Treaty:
Single subscription, including postage $1.50
PATENT DEPART >IE NT.
In connection with the publication of the Scientific News, we secure patents in
the United States, Canada, Great Britain, France, Germany, Belgium, Austria, Russia,
Italy, and other countries. Caveats filed, designs patented, trade marks and labels
registered, rejected cases prosecuted, re-issues obtained, interferences managed, and
special searches made at the Patent Office.
Address S. H. WALES & SON,
No. 10 SPRUCE ST., NEW YORK.
26 GEO. P. ROWELL & GO'S
The Independent.
THE ONLY DEMOCRATIC PAPER IN THE COUNTY.
JOHN W. GREAR, EDITOR.
MURPHYSBORO, - - - - ILLINOIS.
Subscriptiout $1.50 per Anuuin.
The Independent is the official paper of the county. Has a large circulation in every
part of It, and serves as the best means for reaching the people of Jackson county.
Saturday Evening Review.
S'2 Per Year.
PUBLISHED AND PRINTED AT
BURLINGTON, - - - VERMONT,
THE LARGEST CITY IN THE STATE.
Is Indepeuflent and Saucy.
CIRCULATES IN CHITTENDEN, FRANKLIN, LAMOILLE AND WASHINGTON COUNTIES,
ADVERTISEMENTS.
SI per Inch for One Month.
$5 per Inch for Six Months.
$9 per Inch for Twelve Months.
The Monroe Mirror.
LEROY W. ALLUM, ..... Editor and Publisher.
PUBLISHED AT MONROE. JASPER CO., IO"WA.
Subscription: - - Si. 50 per Annum, - - In Advance,
The Mirror is the best paper published in a wide district ; republican in politics ; very
large circulation ; circulation rapidly increasing without any solicitation ; fights for the
interests of all the people in the locality where published ; speaks its mind without fear or
favor on all subjects of immediate interest to its patrons.
The Brooklyner Anzeiger.
BROOKLYN, N. Y.
Saturdays; Independent; Established since March, 1874; Size '16x4'^,
H. SOSHINSKY, Publisher,
14 Boerum Place, - - - Brooklyn, N. Y.
CIRCUIiATION 6,500.
Is one of the best German weeklies in the United States ; therefore, one of the best ad-
vertising mediums. „
N. B.— Also, every kind of book, job and newspaper printing, In English, German, Scan-
dinavian, &c., promptly and neatly executed.
AMERICAN NEWSPAPER DIRECTORY. 727
The Baptist Teacher.
A Monthly Magazine of 36 Pages.
PUBLISHED BY THE
AMERICAN BAPTIST PUBLICATION SOCIETY,
At 1420 CHESTNUT ST., PHILADELPHIA.
Two Facts of Special Value to Advertisers:
First.— Thk Baptist Teacher has the largest Circulation of any Baptist paper publishecL
Second.— Though published monthly, more than 30,000 intelligent adult readers use The
Teacher weekly, thus securing to advertisers all the benefits of a weekly publica-
tion, at an expense that makes it in comparison by far the cheaper medium.
CIRCULATION, - - - 32,000.
ADVERTISIXG RATES, Per Agate Line (Fourteen Lines to the Inch):
Ordinal^ Adfertisements.— Thirty cents per line, each insertion, with the following discount
on Advertisements occupying the space of one inch or more :
For 3 months. .5 per cent. For 6 months. .7i per cent. For 12 months. .10 per cent.
Preferred Positions (No Discount) :
Page opposite Last Page of Reading, per line, each time $0.35
Reading Notices— per Agate line, each time 0.40
Second Page of Cover 75.00
Fourth Page of Cover 100.00
No Advertisement, however short, inserted for less than $1.00 each time.
NO deviation from our published rates.
B. GRIFFITH, Secretary,
1420 CHESTNUT ST., PHILADELPHIA.
Dayton Review.
published at
DAYTON, - WEBSTER COUNTY, - IOWA,
By CYRUS D. AUYER.
SUBSCRIPTION PRICE, $1.5 0 PER YEAR.
The Review is an eight-page, five-column paper, neatly printed and ably edited. It ia
devoted to interesting and instructive reading matter, local and foreign news, etc. To
advertisers wishing to reach this section it is especially valuable.
728
GEO. P. ROWELL & CO'S
Der Sendbote.
The Ouly German Baptist Weekly in the
United States. Circulation 4,500.
This is the only German Weekly of our denomina-
tion. It is an eight-page paper, size 28ix40i, published
weekly at the price of $2.00 per year, payable in ad-
vance. Its object is to present our views and doc-
trirK?s in their true light to our countrymen in this
country and abroad ; to remove the prejudices enter-
tained by tliose who have been born arid brought up
in the State Churches of Europe ; to strengthen our
brethren to stand steadfast in tlie truth they have re-
ceived ; to encourage and foster our German missions
as far as the influence of a denominational periodical
may go.
Address H. SCHULTE,
Agt. German Baptist Publication Society,
9-37 & 959 Payne Ave., Cleveland, Ohio.
Review-Inquirer.
PUBLISHED EVERY WEDNESDAY AT
RUTLAND,
VERMONT.
Independent, Spicy and Newsy. Circulates all over the State.
Devoted to the interests of the people exclusive of politicians.
Advertising Rates :
One dollar per inch, per month ; $5 per inch, for six months ; $9 per inch, for one year.
Subscription: $1.50 per Year.
Rutland Office, No. 6 Centre Street ; Burlington Office, at Styles' Printing
Office, St. Paul Street.
Established 1S71.
The Nordwestlicher Courier,
WITH GRATIS SUPPLEMENT,
FARMERS' HAUSFREUND,
A Weekly German Paper, Democratic.
FOND DU LAC, - - -
WISCONSIN.
W. F. WEBER, Publisher.
Largest Circulation in Northern Wisconsin.
It circulates through very populous farming districts, and therefore is
A GOOD ADVERTISING MEDIUM.
Established 1873.
The Mt. K[s^co Weekly.
A L.IVE PAPER.
MT. KISCO,
PUBLISHED EVERY SATURDAY AT
WESTCHESTER CO.,
NEW YORK.
Terms : $1.50 per Annum, in Advance.
CHAS. E. TRAVIS,
Editor and Proprietor.
The Mt. Kisco Weekly is a four-page, seven-column paper, printed entirely at the home
office. It presents unrivalled facilities for all who wish to extend their trade Into
Westchester county. The Weekly has special paid correspondents in, and circulates
over 1,100 copies through, thirty villages in Westchester county, most of them on the
line of the Harlem railroad.
ADVERTISING RATES REASONABLE.
A31ERICAN NEWSPAPER DIRECTORY. 729
The National View.
AN INDEPENDENT NEWSPAPER.
PUBLISHED WEEKLY BY THE
VIEW PUBLISHING CO:>IPANY,
AT
903 PENNSYLVANIA AVENUE, WASHINGTON, D. C.
TERMS OF SUBSCRIPTION:
One copy, one year SI 00
" " six months 0 50
" " three " 0 25
SPECIMEN COPIES SENT FREE.
A splendid medium for Advertising, as it has a large general circulation in every
State and Territory in the United States.
ADVERTISING RATES:
15 cents per line (agate measurement) for each insertion.
Address LEE C RAN DALE, Manager,
TVASHINGTON, D. C.
730 GEO. P. ROWELL & CO'S
The Cornwall Reflector
IS A liARGE, HANDS03IE WEEKLY NEWSPAPER.
PUBLISHED AT
CORN WALL-ON-HUDSON, ORANGE COUNTY, NEW YORK.
H. H. SNELLING, Editor and Proprietor.
TerniB: - - - $1.50 a Year, - - In Advance.
Devoted to the interests of Cornwall and the instruction and entertainment of the
family circle. A highly interesting and valuable series of articles on Cornwall, its rides,
drives, walks, nooks, corners, curiosities, springs, mines, hotels and other attractions are
now passing through its columns. A beautiful Chromo, 24x30 inches, is presented to each
subscriber. Sent free by mail.
Woodruff County Vidette.
PUBUSHED AT
AUGUSTA, - - -_ - - ARKANSAS.
Two Dollars per Annum.
Augusta, the County Site of Woodruff County, is situated on "White river, in one of
the wealthiest and most fertile portions of the State.
The Vidette will be found to be a Live, Progressive, and Independent Democratic Journal ;
devoted to the interests of Ai-kansas, and particularly to the local interests of Woodruff
and surrounding counties. A good family paper, it will be found one of the
Best Advertising Mediums in the State.
Sample copies sent on receipt of two 3-cent stamps. For advertising rates or subscription,
ADDRESS
W. W. F0L.S03I, EDITOR AND PROPRIETOR.
Columbus Crove Journal.
COLUMBUS GROVE, PUTNAM COUNTY, OHIO.
THE "JOURNAL" IS DEMOCRATIC IN POLITICS.
The Best Advertising Medium, the Most Desirable Newspaper, and at $1
per Year. Everybody can Aflord to Take it.
Home advertisements paid for at the end of each quarter. Foreign advertisements
strictly in advance. Bookbindery and Job Printing connected with the office.
ADDRESS
R. J. L.OCKHART, COLUMBUS <iROVE, OHIO.
Calena Times.
PUBLISHED AT
GALENA, MISSOURI.
R. C. VILES, Editor and Proprietor.
Terms of Subscription: One Copy, One Year, One Dollar.
A four-page, five-column, weekly paper. It is neat, cheap and interesting. Is the only
publication in Stone county, and has an extensive circulation throughout Stone. Christian,
Lawrence and Taney counties, Missouri, and Northwestern Arkansas. It is a thoroughly
local paper ; republican in politics ; endorsed and supported by the best citizens, and is the
cheapest, most reliable, and in every respect the best advertising medium in Southw^est
Missouri. Galena is the county seat of Stone county, a live Western town, inhabited by
representative Western people, energetic and enterprising.
AMERICAN NEWSPAPER DIRECTORY. 731
The Quill.
CASTROVILLE, TEXAS.
HAL. I.. GOSLING, ATTORNE Y-AT-LAVV.
Circulates in Western Texas and Mexico, and is the Local Paper for Eight Counties
and Three United States Government Posts.
Over Thirty Regular Correspondents in adjoining Towns and Counties.
Circulation growing daily.
The Avant Courier of the Press.
Western Texas, the Rio Grande country and Mexico is its field.
The favorite with Sheep men and Cattle men.
No patent outside, no patent inside, and no bogus concerns advertised.
No notice taken of '"Chips and Whetstones" propositions.
We advertise /or the motley.
Letters answered. Information given. Specimen Copy sent on application.
Address HAL. L. GOSLING, Editor and Proprietor,
Or simply " THE QUILL,"
CASTROVILLE, ..... TEXAS.
The Batesville Guard.
A DEMOCRATIC JOURNAL.
PUBLISHED EVERY WEDNESDAY,
By FRANK D. DENTON, At
BATESVILLE, ..... ARKANSAS.
Terms: One copy, one year, in advance, $*2.00.
The Guard is a four-page, eight-column paper.
It is read in nearly every County in the State, and is recognized as the paper in the Third
Judicial District.
It has more than doubled its circulation in three years, having on April loth, 1880, a cir-
culation of 1,300.
Destroyed by fire, February 20th, 1880, it missed but five issues, resuming on April 1st.
IT IS A SPLENDID MEDIUM FOR ADVERTISING,
But no part trade and part cash, or due bill ads. are wanted.
732 GEO. P. ROWELL & GO'S
The Tribune.
A FIRST-CLASS CATHOLIC FAMILY NEWSPAPER, PUBLISHED AT
13 ADELAIDE STREET EAST, TORONTO.
£stabli»«lied 1S74. Eight Pages, 3tix46. Siibscriptiou S2 a Year.
J. BERNARD CARROLL, Publisher. ALEX. ROBERTSON, Editor.
CIRCULATION UPWARDS OF 10,000.
The Tribune is the leading Catholic journal of Canada, enjoying the confidence and
support of the Hierarchy, and the prominent statesmen of the Dominion. It has a wide-
spread and increasing circulation among the Catholic community in 'evei-y walk of life,
especially in the rich and populous Province of Ontario, and is admitfed to be of its
class the The Very Best Advertising lUediiiiii in Canada. Considering the great
Advantages the Tribune enjoys, and the special constituency it reaches weekly the Rates
will be found Moderate. Full information promptly furnished on application.
P. O. Box 2628, Toronto, Ont. W. H. RIDDELL, Business Manager.
The Peabody Reporter.
PUBLISHED EVERY SATURDAY AT
PEABODY, . - - - MASSACHUSETTS.
$1.50 Per Anniiiii, in Advance.
The Reporter Is a First-class Family and News Journal. Each issue contains all the
News, Foreign and Domestic, amusing and instructive Miscellany.
HAS A LARGE CIRCULATION, AND IS AN EXCELLENT ADVERTISING MEDIUM,
WATT F. CALDWELL. WILMER C. STALEY. LAWRENCE G. GATES.
CALDWELL. & CO.,
publishers of the
Tippecanoe City Herald.
TIPPECANOE CITY, OHIO.
I'OUR-PAGE, SEVEN-COLUMN PAPER. REPUBLICAN. ISSUED ON SATURDAYS.
Snhscriptiou: $1.'.25.
FIRST-CLASS ADVERTISING MEDIUM. SEND FOR RATES.
W. F, CALDWELL, Managing Editor. W. C. STALEY, Secretary.
cNairy Independent.
J. W. PURVIANCE, Editor and Proprietor. CHARLIE C. LEWTER, Publisher.
Published Every Saturday at
PURDY, - - - - TENNESSEE.
RATES OF ADVERTISING.
One Square, 8 lines, one insertion $1 .00 < One inch space, single col-
Each subsequent insertion 50 I umn, constitutes a square.
A large four-page, eight-column paper. Contains the Latest Telegraphic and Local
News, Interesting and Humorous Sketches, Poetry, &c. It is interesting and instructive,
and as an advertising medium for this section is unsurpassed.
AMERICAN NEWSPAPEK DIKECTORY. 73S
Fire Record.
(MNTH YEAR.)
A MONTHLY JOURNAL DEVOTED TO THE INTERESTS OF THE FIREMEN.
CIRCULATED EACH AND EVERY MONTH A3IONG THE OFFICIALS
OF OVER ri.oOO FIRE DEPARTMENTS OF THE UNITED
STATES, CANADA, AND SOUTH AMERICA.
SUBSCRIPTION :
City subsci-ibers, delivered, Sl.O«J a year. To subscribers out of the city, 50 cents a
year, postage prepaid bj- the publisher. For a club of ten and over (each paper mailed,
in wrapper) 25 cents a year for each subscriber.
ADVERTISEMENTS.
The value of the Fire Record as an advertising medium cannot be over-estimated,
It being the only medium by which the Firemen in every Company from Maine to-
Texas, and from New York to San Francisco, in Canada and South America, can be
reached and hear at once where they can procure the articles needed, and be constantly
apprised of the latest improvements and changes in their particular interests.
Inventors and Manufacturers having any apparatus they wish introduced in the
fire departments of the country, can bring their inventions or goods to the notice of
the heads of the fire departments and municipal officials through the medium of the
Fire Record more effectively, thoroughly, and at much less cost than it can be done in
any other way.
Address all communications to
FRED. J. 3IILEER,
72 MAIDEN LANE, NEW «YORK.
734
GEO. P. ROWELL & CO'S
The Eclectic Teacher
AM>
SOUTH'WESTERN JOURNAL OF EDUCATION.
OFFICIAL ORGAN FOR THE SOUTHERN EDUCATIONAL ASSOCIATION, AND FOR
KENTUCKY STATE TEACHERS' ASSOCIATION.
The Best Educational Advertising Me<liiiui Sontli of the Ohio River.
EDITORS :
T. C. H. VANCE, Lexington, Kentucky, i
GEO. A. CHACE, Louisville, Kentucky, )
State Editors for Several States.
ECLECTIC TEACHER CO., Publishers, LOT ISVII.IiE, KY.
IT CONTAINS THE CREAM OF ALL THE EDUCATIONAL JOURNALS.
ONE COPY, ONE YEAR, ONE DOLLAR.
The Red Bank Register.
PUBLISHED EVERY THURSDAY
BY
JOHN H. COOK,
AT
RED BANK, MONMOUTH COUNTY, NE^W JERSEY.
BEST ADVERTISING MEDIUM IN MONMOUTH COUNTY.
The Lafayette Dispatch.
THE ONLY DEMOCRATIC DAILY PAPER IN
THE NINTH CONGRESSIONAL DISTRICT,
IiAEAYETTE, - TIPPECANOE COUNTY,
INDIANA.
The WEEKLY is the Only Democratic Paper in Lafayette or Tippecanoe
County, \»'hei*e there are Ten Other Papers.
Advertisers can readily perceive that it is the cheapest medium of advertising, as it
alone reaches one-half the people. For terms, which are very reasonable, address
J. C. DOBELBOWER, Publisher.
The Hawesville Weekly Ballot.
D. L. ADAIR, EDITOR. SUBSCRIPTION: $1.35 A YEAR.
It labors for the good of the whole people, and persistently advocates the equal rights
of all classes to the protection of the Government, believing that we should have "a Gov-
ernment of the people, by the people, for the people," and not such as we now have, con-
ducted by party leaders, whose interests and sympathies are opposed to that of the toiling
mass. It supports the principles of the National Greenback party as the truest representa-
tive of these ideas. It is located in a mining and manufacturing district, has a general
circulation, and is a most desirable advertising medium.
ADVERTISIIVG RATES :
ONE COLUMN.
One year $75 00
Six months.... 40 00
Three months. 20 00
ONE-HALF COLUMN.
One year $40 00
Six months.... 20 00
Three months. 10 UO
EACH INCH.
First insertion $1 00
One month 2 00
Two months 3 00
E.\CH INCH.
Three months $4 00
Six months 5 50
Twelve months. . . 8 00
Local Notices, 10 cents a line, each insertion. Address
THE BALLOT, HAWESVILLE, KENTUCKY.
AMERICAN NEWSPAPER DIRECTORY. 735
The Evening Bulletin.
BALTIMORE, MARYLAND.
"THE BULLETIN" IS THE LEADING AFTERNOON
PAPER IN BALTIMORE,
A city of 403,000 inhabitants, and the center of distribution for the greater part of the
Southern States, and is
The Best AdAertising Mediiiin iu Maryland
For publishers of Books, Music, and Engravings; for Schools and Colleges, Bankers and
Brokers, Insurance Companies, Real Estate Agents, Hotels, Summer Resorts, Railroad and
Steamboat Lines ; for Dealers in Jewelry, Silverware, Carriages, Fine Furniture, Paintings,
and Ai't Objects ; for Professional men of all classes. Lawyers, Architects, Artists, etc. ; for
Dealers in House-furnishing Goods, Gentlemen's and Ladies' Wear, Confectionery, Fine
Groceries, and Table Delicacies ; for Fresco Painters, Decorators, Florists, and generally for
dealers in all articles of taste and luxury, and for all departments of professional and com-
mercial business.
PUBLISHED BY
L . JEFF. M I L B O T R N E »t CO.
The Art Amateur.
AN ILLUSTRATED 3IONTHLY JOURNAL OF HOUSEHOLD ART.
MONTAGUE MARKS, Editor and Publisher.
20 EAST 14th ST., - - - NEW YORK.
" Full of all manner of discussions and views on the whole range of domestic art, with
admirable engravings."— iVeiu York Tribune.
"An established favorite. Its editorials and special articles are of the first quality."
—Boston Transcript.
"Sumptuously printed and illustrated with great taste."— Bosf on Courier.
This publication is unique, ant! is of especial value to Advertisers of
strictly first-class goods, the auuouuceinents being limi-
ted both as to number and kind.
The Circulation of THE ART A3IATEUR is large, and exceptionally
select, as it appeals particularly to the educated and refined.
ADVERTISING RATES REASONABLE. LIBERAL DISCOUNTS ON YEARLY CONTRACTS.
736 GEO. P. ROWELL & GO'S
The Largest Circulatiou aud the Best Advertising Mediiiiii iu the Niutb
Congressional District.
L. R. THOMPSON & SOX, PUBLISHERS AND PROPRIETORS OF
The Lafayette Home Journal
NO. 30 MAIN STREET, OPPOSITE ST. NICHOLAS HOTEL,
LAFAYETTE, INDIANA.
STANDS IN THE FRONT RANK OF INDIANA PAPERS.
Bement Weekly Journal.
A LOCAL AND FAMILY NEWSPAPER, PUBLISHED AT
BEMENT, - - PIATT COUNTY, - - ILLINOIS,
BY FRANK E. BILL. $1.50 PER ANNUM.
The Journal is devoted to the best interests of Bement and Piatt County, social, moral
and financial. No item of local interest as news escapes its notice, and no issue of
importance to its readers is neglected or passed lightly over.
Cayoso Democrat.
PUBLISHED EVERY THURSDAY AT
GAYOSO, MISSOURI.
ADAMS & BARCROFT, Proprietors.
F. M. McCLANAHAN, Publisher.
A four-page, six-column, Democratic Weekly Journal, devoted to the interests of
Pemiscot County.
It is Bright and Enterprising:,
Has a Circulation of 850,
And is a Good Advertising Medium.
The Weekly Policy.
PUBLISHED EVERY THURSDAY AT
VERSAILLES, OHIO.
BIDLACK & LINN, Proprietors.
Terms of Subscription: One Year, $1 50. Invariably in Advance.
The Policy is a large, four-page, eight-column, weekly journal. Contains all the latest
telegraphic and home news, humoi'ous and instructive reading matter, choice literature;,
market reports, etc. Has an extensive circulation, and is a reliable advertising medium.
f
AIMERICAN NEWSPAPER DIRECTORY. 737
1880.
THE CHICAGO
Journal of Commerce and Price
Current.
WILLIAM BAKER, . . . , . PUBLISHER.
A FIVE-COL.r>IN QUARTO OF FROM '24 TO 28 PA€iE?S.
THE LARGEST, MOST RELIABLE AND BEST COMMERCIAL PAPER PUBLISHED IN
THE WEST.
Established in 186'^.
No Country Merchant can afford to be without it. To them its Weekly Review of the
Markets alone is worth much more than the cost of the paper.
It enjoys the unlimited confidence of the manufacturing and jobbing interests of the
Northwest.
Its bonaflde circulation is greater than that of any other commercial paper in the West.
It circulates in almost every town and village in the following States and Territories :
ILLINOIS, MISSOURI, IDAHO, DAKOTA,
IOWA, KANSAS, NEVADA, WYOMING,
WISCONSIN, ARKANSAS, UTAH, COLORADO,
MICHIGAN, MINNESOTA, TEXAS, WASHINGTON,
OHIO, NEBRASKA, NHW MEXICO, CALIFORNIA.
INDIANA, MONTANA, OREGON,
In addition to thes^^ States, it has many subscribers in more Eastern and Southern
States, as well as in Canada and Europe.
AS A MEDIUM FOR ADVERTl!5<ERS THE JOURNAL, STAND!
UNRIVAI^LED.
SAMPLE COPIES SENT GRATUITOUSLY, ON APPLICATION.
Terms ol Subscription, $3 per Year, Payable in Advance.
Address JOURNAL. OF COMMERCE CO.,
70 STATE STREET, - - CHICAGO, ILL..
47
73S ijihO. r. liOWELL & CO'S
FREEDOM, CULTURE, AND PROSPERITY FOR ALL!
'' Freidenker" ^Freethinker)
A GERMAN WEEKLY.
Devoted to the elevation of mankind out of the thraldom of superstition and ignorance.
Official organ of the " North American Union of Gymnastic Societies," and organ of tlie
" North American Union of Radicals."
Price per Year: With Gyiiiuast Suppleiiieut, $3; Without Same, $2.30.
The " Freidenker" is a twelve (resp. eight) page paper ; its circulation, already exceeding
4,300, increases steadily. As it is read among the Germans of the whole United States,
the " Freidenker " is an excellent medium for advertisements of more than local interest.
Advertisements corresponding to the character of the paper only, accepted.
Sample copies are sent on demand free of charge. Address
DOEltFLINCJER BOOK AND PUBT^ISHING CO.,
146 MARKET SQUARE, MIL^WAUKEE, W^ISCONSIN.
Cincinnati Volksblatt.
DAILY, WEEKLY AND STXDAY.
PrBLISHED AT
CINCINNATI, ------- OHIO.
BY THE CINCINNATI VOLKSBLATT CO. F. HASSAUREK, Editor.
SUBSCRIPTION :
Daily $9 '^0, Weekly $2 00, Westliche Blaetter $2 00. Postage Included.
The German population of Ohio is very large, and the Volksblatt has tlie largest circu
lation of any German paper, not only in Cincinnati and Hamilton county, but throughout
the South and West. It is the oldest paper in the city, having been started in 1863. It is re-
liable in all its statements. Circulates among a class of industrious, educated Germans,
and cannot be surpassed for enterprise and originality by any paper in the West.
Der Neutralist und Allgemeine
Neuigkeitsbote.
SKIPPACK, MONTGOMERY COUNTY, PENNSYLVANIA.
Circulation almost entirely with Farmers and Dairymen.
The Only "German" Repiiblicau Weekly Published in the County.
ADVERTISERS WHO WISH TO ADVERTISE TO A LIST OF RELIABLE READERS WILL
FIND IT HERE.
A. E. DAMBLY, EDITOR AND PUBLISHER.
The Spartanburg Herald.
FARROW & DANIEL, Proprietors. T. STOBO FARROW, Editor.
Published Every Wednesday at
SPARTANBURG, SOUTH CAROLINA.
A Democratic weekly, in its 8th volume. Devoted to News, Commerce, Agriculture Morals
and Literature. It is an excellent advertising medium, having a circulation of 1,600.
TERMS OF SUBSCRIPTION : ... ONE COPY, ONE YEAR, Si. 50.
Rates of Advertising:
One square (or less), $1.00 for the first insertion, and 75 cents for each subsequent inser-
tion. One inch constitutes a square. Liberal redoictions made by contract on advertise-
ments for three, six and twelve months.
AMERICAN NEWSPAPER DIRECTORY. 739
The Engineering and Mining
Journal.
VOL. XXIX.
PUBLISHED WEEKLY.
UEVOTEI) TO 3IIMN(>J, METATiliJ RGV, EXUINEERING AND
(GENERAL SCIENCE.
Editors :
RICHARD P. ROTHWELL, Civil and Mining Engineer.
ROSSITER W. RAYMOND, Ph.D., Ex. U. S. Com'r of Mining Statistics.
WILLIAM H. WAHL, Ph.D., Department of Progress in Science and the Arts.
THEJ OLDEST AND THE RECOGNIZED HIGHEST AUTHORITY IN AMERICA ON ALL
QUESTIONS OF MINING AND METALLURGY, AND OF MINING, MECHANICAL,
AND CIVIL ENGINEERING, HAVING THE LARGEST CIRCULATION AND
GREATEST INFLUENCE OF ANY PAPER IN THE UNITED STATES
DEVOTED TO THESE SUBJECTS. AND IT IS THE ONLY
MINING PAPER IN THE COUNTRY HAVING THE
ENTIRE CONFIDENCE OF CAPITALISTS.
THE EXCilXEERING AND MIMNG JOURNAL.
Is beautifully Illustrated, and gives each week, through its correspondents, who stand the
highest in their profession, the most accurate and thorough information obtainable from
the great Mining Regiou!i$ of the West. It also contains a complete epitome of
the Markets each week, showing the prices and transactions at
NEW YORK, PHILADELPHIA AND BOSTON, OF GOLD, SILVER, COPPER, IRON, LEAD,
COAL, AND OTHER MINING STOCKS, INCLUDING THE MARKETS FOR
THE COAL, IRON ORE AND METAL TRADES, WITH A THOROUGH
AND UNBIASED REVIEW, BY EXPERIENCED FINANCIERS, EACH
WEEK, COVERING THEIR CONDITION AND PROSPECTS.
Subscription, including postage, for the United States and Canada, ^4 per annum ;
S'^.^o for six months ; all other countries, including postage, $5 ; VtOs.; 35 francs;
*iO inarl&s.
THE SCIENTIFIC PUBLISHING COUPANY,
P. O. Box 4404. - - - No. '^7 Park Place,
NEW^ YORK.
740 GEO. P. KOWELL & GO'S
The Cincinnati^range Bulletin.
NATIONAL IN CIRCULATION AND TONE.
Devoted to the Grange, the Farm, the Home Circle, and the interests of the Farmer and
his Family Everywhere. Using the greatest care in the selection of its advertise-
ments, it receives the vrarmest confidence of its readers. For legitimate advertising pur-
poses, it stands without a superior.
CIRCULATION 16,000.
OUR LITTL.E GRANGERS.
PUBLISHED MONTHLY.
A MOST VALUABLE ADVERTISING MEDIUM FOR THOSE DESIRING TO REACH THE
HOME CIRCLE, PARTICULARLY. CIRCULATION 16,500.
GRANGE BULLETIN CO., 148 WEST FOURTH ST., CINCINNATI, OHIO.
Northern Wisconsin News.
JENNY, WISCONSIN.
R. F. VAUGHAN, Editor.
Piililislied Every Wednesday Evening by the Northern AVisconsin Fiiblisb-
ing Company.
SUBSCRIPTION PRICE : $'2.00 PER YEAR, IN ADVANCE,
A thoroughly local paper, devoted to the Interests of Lincoln and adjoining counties.
Contains the Latest News, Foreign and Domestic, Marlcet Reports, Choice Literature, etc.
Those wishing to advertise in this section can find no better medium. Rates of adver-
tising made Icnown on application.
ew Hampton Tribune.
PUBLISHED WEEKLY AT
NE'W HAMPTON, - CHICKASAW COUNTY, lOAVA.
F. M. HAISLET, Editor and Publisher.
Terms: $1.50 per Annum.
An independent paper, devoted to the best interest of all mankind, but more particu-
larly to the people of Chickasaw county. It will contain all the current news of the day ;
has a circulation of 1,^200, and is an excellent advertising medium.
Greenback Labor Chronicle.
Hon. F. M. FOGG, Col. J. H. BLOOD, Editors. FOGG, BLOOD & CO., Publishers.
AUBURN, MAINE.
POI^ITICS, GREENBACK. CIRCULATION 5,760.
THE OLDEST, LIVELIEST, CHEAPEST GREENBACK PAPER IN THE COUNTRY.
P I. A T FORM:
1. Universal Adult suffrage.
2. The paper dollar as the unit of money.
3. Payment of the bonds in paper money.
4. Homestead occupation of the soil.
5- Public control of telegraphs and transpor-
tations.
6. Public emploj^ment and colonization of
idle labor.
7. Government loans to the people, payable
after five jears in twenty yearly install-
ments without interest ; and
8. Thus abolishing poverty, and consequently,
also miseiy, vice and crime.
A large, 56-column, 8-page paper, S2.00 a year, in advance ; three months, 50 Cents,
Every yearly subscriber receives a magnificent steel plate engraving— choice in five-
retail cost of which is from $2 to $3.
AM.ERICAN NEWSPAPER DIRECTORY.
741
anchester Weekly Times-
A THOROUGHLY INDEPENDENT FAMILY PAPER. THE
FAVORITE OF BOTH PARTIES.
L.ARGE THIRTY -TWO-COLUMN FOLIO!
The Times, from its independent platform, is one of the most popular papers in the
State. Debarring all matter bordering on sensationalism from its columns ; always out-
spoken and impartial in its dealings ; bound by no party ties, it is welcome in the home
circle as
One of the Best, Purest-Toned, and Most Fearlessly Outspoken
Family Papers in New Eusland.
Nearly an entire page is devoted to the interests of Veteran Soldiers, filled with histor-
ical sketches, personal reminiscences, camp-fire recitals, etc., while the first page is devoted
to choice selections of literature, poetry, science, etc., all tending to make the Times at once
a source of pleasurable and profitable reading for the home circle.
To substantiate our remarks we quote a few extracts from some of the letters we are
c )nstantly receiving, showing conclusively the true
STANDINti OF THE " TIME8.'
From Hon. H. "W. Blair, U. S. Senator.
Everett Brothers :
* * * Your stories of army life are not
only very instructing in themselves, but they
will prove most valuable sources of history.
The time when they can be collected will
soon be over, and you are building wisely,
whether "more wisely than you knew," I
cannot say, of coiirse. I hope several files of
youi- paper will be preserved, for in years to
come they will be very valuable.
Hon. Henry O. Kent.
Everett Brothers :
* * * As an old editor, as well as a mem-
ber of the G. A. R., I congratulate you on the
very excellent paper you are making, and on
the good work you are doing.
City Marshal of Portsmouth.
Everett Brothers :
I am very much pleased with your paper.
Continue it right along, and consider me
always as one of your veteran subscribers.
The Times cannot be excelled.
Thos. Entvvestle, City Marshal.
Portsmouth, N. H.
Commander of Post No. 64, Massachusetts
G. A. R.
Everett Brothers :
Enclosed please find renewal of my sub-
scription. Myself and family regard the
Times almost a household necessity, and look
for its weekly arrival with as much interest
as we do our own local sheet.
L. E. WiLKiNS, Clinton, Mass.
Commander Post 64, G. A. R.
EVERETT BROTHERS,
Publishers,
MANCHESTER, N. H.
742 GEO. P. ROWELL & GO'S
The New Dominion.
13 VICTORIA STREET, - - TORONTO, CANADA.
CIRCULATION, 7,500. ISSUED EVERY SATURDAY.
Terms: Si per Year. _ - - - Single Copies, Five Cents.
THE ONLY PURELY LITERARY PAPER PUBLISHED IN CANADA.
Only Three Columns 07id <» Half Used for Advertisements.
R.4^TES : Ten Cents per Line of Solid Nonpareil.
S. FRANK WILSON. PT BI.IiSHER AND PROPRIETOR.
The Record-
THE BEST SUBURBAN PAPER OF CHICAGO. DEVOTED TO THE INTERESTS OF
" OUTSIDE RESIDENTS."
Piiblisliecl by the Record Publishing Co. F. AV. HOFF3IA\, Editor.
office of publication :
DES PLAINES, ----- ILLINOIS.
The Record is an Ex<'ellent Advertising >Iediinn; is well established, and has a
wide circulation.
Austin Wochenblatt.
GERMAN WEEKLY. Ihr^TEl) EVERY J?ATUKDAY
ALBERT SCHUTZE, HENRY SCHUTZE, Publishers.
AUSTIN, TEXAS.
The Wochenblatt being published at the capital, and having a general circulation
throughout the State, is considered a flrst-class advertising medium.
Rntes Furnishefl upon A pplic:ition.
The Gumming Clarion.
PUBLISHED EVERY THURSDAY AT
GUMMING, - FORSYTH COUNTY, - GEORGIA.
ISAAC S. CLEMENT, Editor and Proprietor.
Terms: - - - $1.00 per Annuui, - - In Advance.
The Clarion is a four-page, six-column weekly journal. It is one of the best advertising
mediums in North Georgia, lieing well established, and having a
Circulation ol" Between Seven and Eight Hundred.
AMERICAN NEWSPAPER DIRECTORY. 743
Rural Nebraska,
THE AMERICAN BREEDER'S JOURNAL.
Subscription : _ - _ - _ Jgl Per Year.
liAXnS AND SETTLE^IENT. KESOl'RCES AND WEALTH
OF XEBRAr>iRA.
THE FARM, THE FIELD, AND THE HOME CIRCLE.
The Representative Agricultural, Liaiid aucl Live Stock Journal of the
West ; Oflicial Paper of the Nebraska Land and Immigra-
tion Association, Nebraska Sportsmen's, and
Nebraska Bee Keepers' Associations.
ADVERTISING RATES FURNISHED ON APPLICATION.
B^^ Sample Copies, 10 Cents.
W. C. B. ALLEN, ..... PUBLISHER.
OMAHA, NEBRASKA.
744 GEO. P. ROWELL & GO'S
The New Religion.
REV. J. A. SEITZ, ..... EDITOR.
The New Religion is a weekly paper, published at Norway, Maine, and devoted to
RellKion, Politics, News and Literature. The New Religion is not given to new f angled
notions of any kind, nor to the invention of a new religious belief, but chronicles the latest
in religious thought and work. In its columns are found the utterances of Dean Stanley,
Canon Farrar, Drs. Thomas and Swing, and the leading Unitarian and Universalist
divines. It is one of the few religious papers in the North that is Democratic in politics,
and hence Is taken in many families which no other religious paper reaches. It is fearless
and independent in its utterances, and will be found on the side of right and truth. The
New Religion is a folio, in size 24x36 inches, wide columns, neatly priiited on good paper
and in clear type. The subscription price is Si. 50 a year. Has a constantly increasing
circulation. For advertising rates and other particulars address
The New Religion Publishing Co.,
NORW^AY, - - MAINE.
El Comercio del Valle.
For ]SS0-'81.
This monthly paper, now in Its fifth year, is the only organ of the trade of the Western
cities of the great Mississippi Valley with Mexico, the Spanish West Indies, Brazil, and the
Republics of Central and South America. Its English and Spanish Editions circulating in
all the leading cities of the West and South of the United States, as well as in Mexico, Cuba.
Porto Rico, Santo Domingo.Venezuela, Colombia, and the other South American countries,
makes it the most valuable agent of the American manufacturer for the introduction of his
goods into those countries.
SEND FOR SPECIAL. ADVERTISING RATES.
New subscribers irill receice, gratis, a reliable list of the principal importing houses in
Mexico and Brazil.
Catalogues, circulars and documents of every description translated and published in
Spanish at the office of this paper. Rates reasonable. Address all communications to
JOHN F. CAHILL., Editor aud Proprietor "El Comercio del Valle,"
St. liOuis, Missouri, l^. S. A.
Geo. p. Rowell & Co., Agents in New York.
a
Courier, Piketon, O.
PIRETON COURIER," THURSDAYS; REPUBLICAN.
J. R. ENGLISH, Proprietor; - - - J. S. VAUGHT^RS, Editor.
Circulation 8.30, and Daily Increasing.
The Courier is a neat, seven-column folio, and having abolished the patent-outside
nuisance, is altogether published at home. It is recognized as one of the liveliest, raciest,
local new^spapers in Southern Ohio, and is eagerly " grabbed after." Its publishers are wide-
awake, enterprising, business men, and are meeting with, as they merit, success. The
Courier circulates among an intelligent and well-to-do class of subscribers, in a rich, agri-
cultural section of the world-renowned Scioto Valley, and affords a first class medium for
advertisers. Rates furnished on application.
Subscription: One Dollar per Annnni. in Advance.
The Delaware Inquirer.
THE OFFICIAL ORGAN OF S i: S S E X COUNTY.
IS PUBLISHED EVERY SATURDAY MORNING AT GEORGETOWN,
AT ONE DOLLAR PER YEAR, IN ADVANCE.
It is not a ready-print humbug, but a live, wide-aw^ake, progressive and thorough home
newspaper, enjoying the largest bona fide circulation ever attained by any journal in South-
ern Delaw are.
Merchants, commission men and others, seeking the large and growing trade of this
section, will find The Inquirer a medium through which substantial farmers and fruit
growers, and well to-do people generally, can be reached.
Advertisements inserted at the rate of $5 per inch, per year.
Address PRIDE & HART, Publishers.
GEORGETOW^N, DELAWARE.
AMERICAN NEWSPAPER DIRECTORY. 745
The Pioneer Press-
Is the greatest Newspaper in point of circulation and
influence in the entire West, outside of Chicago and St.
Louis.
It Is printed, folded, cut and pasted upon a Hoe Web
Perfecting Press, the only machine of the kind west of
Chicago or north of St. Louis.
It Is an eight-page, seven-column metropolitan paper,
of the size of The New York Times.
It is published simultaneouslj^ in the two flourishing
cities of St. Paul and Minneapolis, jointly containing more
than 100,()i-;0 inhabitants and rapidly growing.
Its special and almost exclusive field is not only Min-
nesota, but Northern Iowa, Western Wisconsin. Dakota,
and Manitoba, embracing a population of 2,01)0,000 people
of exceptional intelligence and energj-, and in comfortable
financial condition.
It is read by every one who travels on the twelve rail-
roads i-adiating from St. Paul and Minneapolis, with aggre-
gate direct connections of over 5,000 miles.
It is sold extensively in every town and village 200
miles south and 490 miles to the west and north, by over
370 resident news agents.
It has more than double the circulation of any paper
In the West, outside of Chicago and St. Louis, and more
than five times the circulation of any other paper in Min-
nesota. Its constituency, aside from quantity, is regarded
as of a quality unusually valuable to advertisers.
Failure to employ its facilities is practical advertising
abandonment of the vast, fruitful, wealthy and growing
Northwest— a region within which advertisers need only
to use the several editions of The Pioneer Press to
accomlDlish their purpose.
Copies of the paper, advertising rates, estimates, etc.,
to any address on application to the
PIONEER PRESS COMPANY,
ST. PAUL, MINN.
746 GEO. r. KOWEI.L & CO'S
The Attleboro Advocate,
IS PUBLISHED EVERY SATURDAY BY DAVID L. LOWE.
Attleboro has a large and steadily increasing population, many of whom are engaged in
the manufacture of jewelry.
The Advocate circulates extensively throughout the town and vicinity, and is a valuable
medium for advertising.
Terms: - - ^'2 per Year, - - In Advance.
ADVERTISING RATES :
One square, three-quarter inch, one week. !§! ; each subsequent insertion, 25 cents.
Grenerous discount for quarterly or yearly contracts, and for larger space. Reading Notices,
10 cents per line, each insertion.
Post Office Lock Box 405,
ATTLEBORO, - - MASSACHUSETTS.
The Golden Globe.
The Official County Paper.
ISSUED EVERY SATURDAY AT
GOLDEN, » - „ - COLORADO.
WM. G. SMITH. Editor and Piblisher.
Terms: - - $2 per Anuuni, - - In Advance.
ACTUAL CIRCULATION 800.
The Globe is a thoroughly flrst-class, neatly printed family newspaper. Its circulation
is large and constantly increasing, reaching every family in Jefferson and adjacent coun-
ties. Business men and advertisers wishing to reach the people of this section of the country
can find no better medium than tlie Globe.
The "Globe" has one of the most complete Job Offices in the State.
Zur H^imath.
A GERMAN PAPER, PUBLISHED SEMI MONTHLY AT
HALSTEAD, - HARVEY^OUNTY, - KANSAS.
DAVID GOERZ, Editor; WESTERN PUBLISHING CO., Publishers.
An influential and favorite paper, designed for entertainment and instruction, and also
devoted to the interests of prosperous German settlements in its section, being widely cir-
culated as the exponent of those interests. Its value as an advertising medium is conse-
quently first-class, and is widely recognized by advertisers. Advertising rates Avlll be fur-
nished on application. Has a circulation of 1,200, steadily increasing.
ADDRESS
WESTEKN PI BLIHHIXG CO^IPAXY,
Halstead, Harvey County, Kansas.
The Poultry Banner.
PUBLISHED BY J. F. STREETER,
STERLING, - - - - ILLINOIS.
Subscription, 50 cents per Year.
ing.— $ I per inch each insertion, for transient advertisements. Special reduced rates for
yearly advertisements. All orders for transient advertising must be accompanied by the
cash. Advertisements must be received five days previous to day of publication to insure
insertion.
J. F. STKEETEK, STERLING, IliLINOIS.
Devoted to Poultry, Dogs and Pet Stock. Advertisers in this line can find no better
medium.
AMERICAN NEWSPAPER DIRECTORY. 747
WiLLARD Parker, M. D., President. T. D. Crothers, M. D., Secretary.
Quarterly Journal of Inebriety.
PUBLISHED BY THE
AMERICAN A^S^SOCIATION FOR THE CURE OF INEBRIATES.
The Quarterly Journal of Inebriety, published at Hartford, Conn., is the only Journal
published devoted to the medical study of Inebriety, Alcoholism, and Opium Mania.
There is no branch of medical or social science of more interest, and less understood by
all classes.
Every leading and professional man who would keep up with the progress of the times,
should read this Journal.
It comes home to every one who is interested in this topic, full of sugi^estion and
instruction, pointing out the practical solution of one of the most difficult problems of
modern times.
This is the third year of its publication, and its circulation and popularity are exceeded
by no other special Journal published.
This Journal occupies a field entirely new, and conflicts with no other publication, and
hence has a circle of readers not confined to any one class.
SUBSCRIPTION PRICE, ONLY S'i PER YEAR.
TO ADVERTISERS.
This Journal is the organ of the American Association for the Cure of Inebriates,
and taken in all the Asvlums and Hospitals in this country, and many in Europe. It Is
accepted as authority, and circulated among physicians, lawyers, judges, and philan-
thropists. FROM Maine to California, and in the Provinces of Canada, and all the European
nations.
Druggists, Chemists, and all first-class business men who manufacture, or have for sale
goods which have a national demand, will find our Advertising Columns the very best for
their use.
No other journal reaches a larger class of benevolent, wealthy, and intellectual men in
this country and Europe, or is more thoroughly read, or longer preserved, and bound up as
a Standard'Book for the library.
AS AN ADVERTISINCJ ^lEDITM IT IS UNSURPASSED.
RATES REASONABLE, AND FURNISHED UPON APPLICATION TO
E. B. DII..L.IN«HA>I, Biisiiie!«!< Manager,
HARTFORD, _ _ _ CONNECTICUT.
T. D. CROTHERS, M. D , Edit R.
748 GEO. P. ROVVELL & GO'S
Ripley Index
PUBLISHED AT
VERSAILLES, - -^ - INDIANA.
B. F. SPENCER AND C. E. STEWART, Publishers.
AN EXCELLENT WEEKLY.
The Index is devoted to the local interests of Ripley County. Is an old-established
paper and has a good circulation. It is a good advertising medium and a reliable journal.
Established 1878.
The Kingman Mercury
Ofiicial Paper of Kingman County.
KINGMAN, ----- KANSAS.
CIRCULATION OVER SEVEN HUNDRED.
The Best Advertising Medium in South^vestern Kansas.
FOR SPECIAL TERMS, ADDRESS
J. C. MARTIN, EDITOR AND PROPRIETOR.
The Star.
PUBLISHED EVERY THURSDAY AT
AVHEATLAND, ------ MISSOURI,
BY H. A. & E. F. MOORE.
Terms: f 1 00 in the County, Si 30 Out. Invariably in Advance.
The Star is an enterprising, go-ahead, local journal. Devoted to home interests. Has a
good circulation, and is an excellent medium through which to reach the people of this
section.
Circleville Herald.
CIRCLE VILLE, - -^ . - - OHIO.
A LIVE LOCAL PAPER NOT DEVOTED TO POLITICS.
Published Every Wednesday - . - . By Lillie C. Darst.
TERMS : $2.00 A YEAR, IN ADVANCE.
This paper has no connection with the Union-Herald of this city, but is entirely distinct.
Advertisers who may wish to reach the people of Pickaway and adjoining counties can
find no better medium than the Herald.
It has a Circulation of 1,400. Terms Reasonable.
Geo. P. Rowell & Co., New York, Agents.
AMERICAN NEWSPAPER DIRECTORY. 749
ew York Evening Express
PUBLISHED EVERY DAY, IN FOUR EDITIONS,
At 12:30, 1:30, 2:30, 3:30 o'clock, P. M.
PRICE: THREE CENTS.
THE CHEAPEST AND BEST EVENING PAPER PUBLISHED IN NEW YORK CITY.
The Weekly Express
PUBLISHES REV. T. DEWITT TALMACJE'S SERMONS,
IN FULL, BY AUTHORITY FROM HIM, EACH WEEK.
Also, all the Ne^vs of the Week, carefully collated.
SUBSCRIPTION PRICE : - - - - - - $1 PER ANNUM.
Sample copies sent free. Address
NEW YORK EXPRESS CO.,
23 PARK ROW, NEW YORK.
The people who buy and read evening papers are, for the most part, those of pecuniary
standing and importance. Not only this, but the evening paper is read by the lady mem-
bers of the household, and its contents discussed and commented upon. Hence, it is one of
the best mediums for reaching the classes who have many wants and the means to gratify.
The Express has a large circulation among the best people of this and other cities, and,
while we will not say that The Express is " one of the requisite means of entrance to the
best society " (for The Express is Democratic in the fullest sense of the word, and appeals
to all classes), we will say that our readers are well posted on all the news of the day-
banking, financial, commercial, art, literary and musical, together with everything of
contemporaneous interest. In short, "A History of the World for a Day," and no expense
is spared to make it so.
The Express is one of the best mediums for advertisers, a fact which has well been
proved by its patrons, among whom may be numbered some of the largest concerns in the
metropolis. All we ask is a trial.
For full information and rates regarding advertising, apply to Messrs. Geo. P. Rowell
& Co., No. 10 Spruce Street, New York City.
750 GEO. P. KOWELL & GO'S
The Good Way.
A HOLINESS JOURNAL.
PUBLISHED W^EEKLY AT ST. JOSEPH, MISSOURI.
Holding forth the Word of Life on the line of Pardon for the Penitent and Entire
Sanctiflcation for the Believer.
It insists on Inward and Outward Holiness, and pleads for the Sanctity of the Christian
Sabbath. Its voice will constantly be lifted against the removal of the ancient landmarks,
and in favor of pure and primitive Godliness.
J. AV. CAUGHIiAN, EDITOR.
The Liarsrest ami Most Extensively Circulated Paper Nom' Published in
* Adams County.
New Era.
-WEST UNION, ADAMS COUNTY, OHIO.
C. E. IRWIN, Editor and Publisher.
Size, 25x38. Vol. VI. Republican. An earnest, progressive and live journal, and having
a circulation of l.'iOO to 1,400 among the most intelligent agricultural people in South-
ern Ohio. OlTicial orgaji of the county.
Its advertising rates are low, but no advertisements of questionable character are
admitted, and only when coming from regular advertising agents.
The Logansport Pharos.
PUBLISHED AT
LOGANSPORT, --_.-- INDIANA,
BY THE PHAROS COMPANY.
Subscription: Daily, 10 Cents per Week; W^eekly, $1 50 per Annum.
The Daily Pharos is now in its fourth year, and has a circulation of 835 copies. The
Weekly Pharos is an old-established paper, having a bona flde cii'culation of 1,600. The
foregoing circulation figures are bona flde. Tlie Pharos has tlie best circulation in the
Tenth Congressional District.
I
ADVERTISING RATES REASONABLE.
The Willows Weekly Journal.
issued every SATURDAY MORNING BY
ElilJAH C. HART, . - - Editor, Pnblisher and Proprietor.
"WILLOAVS, COLUSA COUNTY, CALIFORNIA.
The Journal, being published in the thriving and growing agricultural town of Willows,
is reliable on all local agricultural notes. It is, in fact, one of the best local journals in
California. It has a circulation of 900, and is consequently an excellent advertising medium.
TERMS :
One Yeaji, by Mail, $4.00; Six Months, $2.50. Postage Prepaid, and Subscription
Invariably in Advance.
AMERICAN NEWSPAPER DIRECTORY. 751
Boston Courier.
THE "BOSTON COURIER" IS PUBLISHED EVERY SATURDAY EVENING AT THE
OFFICE, -^99 WASHINGTON !STREET, AND IS DELIVERED
TO SUBSCRIBERS AT A SEASONABLE HOUR.
THE "COURIER" IS A POLITICAL, LITERARY AND CRITICAL NEWS-JOURNAL
OF EMINENTLY HIGH STANDING AND LARGE INFLUENCE, AND. WITH ONE
EXCEPTION, ITS CIRCULATION IS DOUBLE THAT OF ANY SUNDAY PAPER PUB-
LISHED IN BOSTON. THE CLASS OF PEOPLE AMONG WHICH IT CIRCULATES REN-
DERS IT ONE OF THE MOST DESIRABLE ADVERTISING MEDIUMS IN NEW ENGLAND.
BY MAIL. ^Z..iO PER ANNUM.
ADVERTISING RATES:
Ueneral Advertisiug, !§1 00 per square (six Hues Nonpareil*.
Special Notices, - SO '^0 per line.
City Notices, 5J5 "
Reading Notices, 50 "
Editorial Notices, 1 00 '•
JOSEPH F. TRAVERS, Publisher.
752 GEO. P. ROWELL & GO'S
The Richwood Gazette.
ISSUED EVERY THURSDAY MORNING BY
SMITH & FERGUSON, - - RICHW^OOD, OHIO.
TERMS: $'i 00 PER YEAR.
The Gazette circulates largely in Union, Marion and Delaware counties. RichwocKl is
a wide-awake, progressive town of 1,500 iuliabitants, situated in a rich agricultural district,
where the Gazette is almost universally read.
Advertisements of Reliable Finns Inserted at Reasonable Rates. All
Inquiries Promptly Ansiivered.
Has Treble the Circulation in Southern Utah of any Paper Published.
The Territorial Enquirer.
PUBLISHED EVERY WEDNESDAY AND SATURDAY IN
PROVO CITY, UTAH TERRITORY.
Is the People's Family Paper. Is the only newspaper printed and published in the Fir^
Judicial District, which comprises six counties with a population of 50,000, and is the official
journal of Utah County and the First Judicial District.
Advertising Rates are Reasonable. Subscription: $3.50 per Annum.
JOHN C. GRAHAM, EDITOR AND PROPRIETOR.
The Anthony Republican.
GEORGE W. MAFFET, Editor and Proprietor.
Published Every Thursday at
ANTHONY, - HARPER COUNTY, - KANSAS.
Devoted to the true and permanent advancement of Harper County and of
Southern Kansas.
The Edmore Gazette.
Indepenilent. Circulation 7*^0.
THE "GAZETTE" IS AN INDEPENDENT HOME JOURNAL OF CURRENT EVENTS
AND OPINIONS. PUBLISHED EVERY THURSDAY AT
EDMORE, MONTCALM COUNTY, MICHIGAN.
Edmore is a new town at the junction of the Detroit, Lansing and Nortliern Railroad
with the Chicago, Saginaw and Canada Railroad, and being a central point is tlie depot of
supplies for a large lumbering and agricultural district. Advertisers will at once see the
advantages to be derived from an advertisement inserted in a live, local paper at such a
point. For terms, advertising rates, etc., address
T. W. HARRISON, Editor and Proprietor,
EDMORE, 310NTCAL.M CO., MICHIGAX.
AMERICAN NEWSPAPER DIRECTORY. 753
WITHOUT EXCEPTION THE BEST JOIIRNAIi OF THE KIND
PUBLISHED IX THE WORLD.
The Confectioner and Baker.
AN INDEPENDENT 3IONTHLY JOURNAL AND TRADE DIRECTORY.
Devoted Exclusively to the Interests of Confectioners, Bakers and Cooks.
PUBLISHED AT
78 FIFTH AVENUE, - - CHICAGO, ILL.
The Circulation of The Confectioner and Baker has grown so rapidly and steadily
since its inception, that its issues are now larger than any similar Journal published in the
World.
It reaches in the course of the year, every Confectioner, Baker, Hotel or Restaiu'ant of
importance, in the following States and Territories : Illinois, Indiana, Michigan, Ohio,
Iowa, Kansas, Minnesota, Wisconsin, Kentucky, Tennessee, Colorado, Missouri, Nebraska,
Nevada, Arkansas, Texas, Louisiana, California, Arizona, Dakota, Idaho, Utah, Montana,
New Mexico, Wyoming, Washington, British Columbia, Manitoba and Ontario. It will also
be canvassed through the Eastern and Middle States during the year 1880.
WHO SHOULD ADVERTISE IN "THE CONFECTIONER AND BAKER."
A.
EVERY MANUFACTURER OF MACHINERY OR UTENSILS DESIGNED ESPECIALLY FOR
CONFECTIONERS, BAKERS, COOKS, CATERERS, HOTELS OR RESTAURANTS, SUCH
AS : 1. CRACKER MACHINERY, DOUGH MIXERS, &c. 2. CANDY MACHINES,
CUTTERS, &C. 3. BAKER'S AND CONFECTIONER'S TOOLS. 4. BAKER'S AND
CONFECTIONER'S ORNAMENTS AND TOYS. 5. ICE CREAM FREEZERS
AND APPARATUS. 6. HOTEL AND KITCHEN FURNITURE, FITTINGS
AND UTENSILS. 7. COPPER KETTLES AND PANS. 8. OVENS AND
FURNACES. 9. SODA WATER FOUNTAINS AND APPARATUS. 10.
REFRIGERATORS. 11. PAPER BOXES, SCALES, &C. 12 THER-
MOMETERS, SACCHAROMETERS AND GLASSWARE.
B.
EVERY MANUFACTURER AND WHOLESALE DEALER IN: 1. CONFECTIONERY. 2.
CRACKERS, BISCUITS, &C. 3. FOREIGN FRUITS, NUTS, &C. 4. CHOCOLATES
AND COCOAS. 5. SUGAR AND GLUCOSE. 6. FIREWORKS, TOYS AND
HOLIDAY GOODS. 7. ESSENTIAL OILS, VANILLA BEANS,
EXTRACTS AND ESSENCES. 8. LICORICE, GUM ARABIC,
&c. 9. FANCY GROCERIES, CANNED GOODS
AND JELLIES. 10. BAKING POWDER, &C.
You will find your orders and business will be increased by advertising in
THE CONFECTIONER AND BAKER.
It is the Experience of the Firms at present Advertising, to Avhoiu the
Publishers Respectfully Refer.
Follow the ad^-ice of the shrewdest and most successful business men of this country,
who owe all they are worth to the results of advertising.
The Confectioner and Baker is not a cheap Advertising Sheet ; but a carefully pre-
pared and well-read Journal. For further particulars address
J. THOMPSON GILL, Manager,
Confectioner and Baker Publishing Co.,
78 FIFTH AVENUE, - - CHICAGO, ILL.
48
764 GlEO. r. ROW ELL & GO'S
Evansville Union
ISSUED DAILY AND WEEKLY AT
EVANSVILLE, ----- INDIANA.
J. ESSLINGER, Editor and Publisher.
TEK]>IfS: DAILY, S6.00; WEERL,V, $-2.00.
Among the most prominent German publications in the State, it oftei-s a very desirable
medium through which to reach that class of readers.
Advertising rates liberal, and will be furnished on application to the publisher.
The Winchester Times.
INDEPENDENT; WEEKLY; THURSDAYS. CIRCULATION 700.
CANAL WINCHESTER, OHIO.
Canal Winchester Is a stirring business town, and has 1,200 inhabitants. Is in Frank-
lin county, 12 miles from State capital, on the Columbus and Hocking Valley Railroad,
and the Times is the only paper published in the place. The surrounding country is as I'ich
in agricultural products as any in the State. The farmers are all well-to-do. The Times Is a
splendid paper for reaching a class of people who heartily support and read their home
paper. Terms of advertising will be cheerfully given by addressing
HEFFLiEY & GAYMAN, Editors and Proprietors.
Long-time advertisements iiiiist be paid quarterly in advance; transient advertise-
ments, invariably cash. Sample copies of the Times will be sent on application. EstaV)-
lished 1870.
The Boise City Republican.
A 32-COLUMN WEEKLY, ISSUED EVERY SATURDAY.
BOISE CITY, IDAHO.
Edited and Published by the Proprietor, DANIEL. BACON.
Devoted to the interests of tlie great mining region between the Rocky and Cascade
Mountains. Republican in politics, liberal in religion, it is the
largest sheet published in the Territory.
PRICE OF SUBSCRIPTION :
S4 in the Territory, or Ji3 by Mail Outside of the Territory.
Gives all the latest news, both foreign and domestic ; pays especial attention to mining news.
Circulation, at present, 800, and rapidly increasing.
Established January 3, 1873.
Carnett Weekly Journal.
ISSUED EVERY SATURDAY AT
GARNETT, - ANDERSON COUNTY. - KANSAS.
GEORGE W. COOPER, Editor and Prhprietdr.
Siubscription : - Two Dollars a Year, - In Advance.
The Journal is the oflflcial paper of the county, and with a large and rapidly-increasing
circulation, which has more than doubled since its establishment, offers the best medium
for reaching the trade on the line of Kansas City, Lawrence and Southern Railroad. Adver-
tising rates moderate ; sent on application to the publisher.
AMERICAN NEWSPAPER DIRECTORY. 755
1833. FOKTY-JSEVENTH YEAH. ISSO.
Pittsburgh Christian Advocate.
OR(iAN OF THE M. E. CHURCH IN THE PITTSBURGH, ERIE,
EAST OHIO AND \YEST YIRCilNIA CONFERENCES.
THE ONLY METHODIST EPISCOPAL PAPER THAT CIRCULATES TO ANY
EXTENT IN WESTERN PENNSYLVANIA, EASTERN OHIO AND WEST
VIRGINIA, A TERRITORY CONTAINING OVER ONE
HUNDRED AND FIFTY THOUSAND METHODISTS.
The advantages that we claim for The Advocate, more particularly, are as follows :
It is an old and well established paper, being now in the 4Tth year of its publication.
Its circulation is among the largest of the different weeklies published in this city.
The rates of advertising are much lower in proportion to circulation than in many
other papers of inferior value.
Our advertisers say that it pays better to advertise in The Advocate than in any other
paper.
It reaches people who can be reached by no other paper.
It is a family paper, read by old and young.
It is not glanced at and thrown aside, but it is read and re-read, being kept on the table
for weeks.
The Sabbath School Lessons, published two weeks in advance, are preserved by
thousands.
W^e are pai'ticular as to the character of our advertising, and hence have the contidence
of our readers.
RATES OF ADVERTISING :
PER L»JE OF SPACE.
One time : 1 .5c.
Two times t25c.
Three times 35c.
Four times 40c.
Three months (thrrteen times) SSI 'io
Six months i 00
T\%-elve months 3 00
Business Notices, 'iO Cents per line.
Addre.ss J AS. A. MOORE. Business Manager,
131 SMITHFIELD STREET, PITTSBURGH, PA.
756 GEO. P. ROWELL & GO'S
Root 6c Tinker's Trade
Publications.
OFFICE, 86 DUANE STREET, N E "W YORK.
M E 31 O R A N D IT M .
Uniting under one management a greater number
of important Trade Papers than can be found in the
list of any other publishing liouse, the proprietors of
the above named Journals are enabled to maintain a
widespread and very complete organization for
the collection and classification of trade news, and
can command the best talent for the technical con-
duct of their publications.
No less care is bestowed upon the mechanical than
upon the editorial character of each issue ; and it
may safely be said that in style and appearance these
publications are not surpassed by any other class
journals, foreign or domestic. As a result of these
methods the papers in question have attained a cir-
culation and influence which render them of the ut-
most value to advertisers desiring to reach the con-
stituencies which they severally represent.
BRANCH OFFICES :
CHICAGO: Metropolitan Block.
!ST. liOUIS: 400 Temple Biiildiug.
BOSTON: 24 Congress Street.
PHILiA.: 9tli and Arch Streets.
LONDON (Eng.): 15 Angel Court.
ROOT & TINKER, Publishers and Proprietors.
CHARLES T. ROOT. FRANKLIN H. TINKER.
AMERICAN NEWSPAPER DIRECTORY. 757
Root & Tinker's Trade
Publications.
OFFICE, 86 DUANE ^^TREET, ... NEW YORK.
THE AMERICAN EXPORTER.
Conducted by GEORGE BARTHOLOMEW.
Issued on the first of every month for despatch to all parts of the world. The organ
of the U. S. Consular Service, and of the American Export Trade. Agents and correspond-
ents in every foreign market for American Manufactures. Established 1877.
S2.00 per Year, post-paid to any part ol the World.
THE AUSTRALIAN ANNUAL.
Conducted by JOHN C. COCHRAN.
Issued in April of each year, exclusively for circulation in Australasia. No other Trade
Publication, English or American, has so extensive a circulation throughout this vast
territory, which is designed to form one of the most important markets for American pro-
ductions. Established 1879.
THE CLOTHING AND FURNISHING TRADE.
lEclition of " The Clothier and Hatter."}
Conducted by GEORGE BARTHOLOMEW.
Issued on the 20th of every month. The organ of the Clothing, Neckwear, Shirt, Collar
and Underwear Trades of this country. Conceded to be the most sumptuous of Trade
Journals. Established 1872.
^1.00 per Year, post-paid in the Ignited States.
THE HAT, CAP AND FUR TRADE.
[Edition of "The Clothier and Hatter."}
Conducted by GEORGE BARTHOLOMEW.
Issued on the 12th of every month. The organ of the Industries indicated by its title.
Like The Clothi.ng and Furnishing Trade, this paper is both technical and commercial.
Established 1872.
Si. 00 per Year, post-paid in the United States.
THE HARNESS AND CARRIAGE JOURNAL.
Conducted by WM. N. FITZ GERALD.
Issued on the 15th of each month. The pioneer journal in its lines, and the only one on
this continent having for its specialty Harness, Saddlery, Saddlery Hardware and allied
industries. Established 1857.
S3. 00 per Year, post-paid in the United States.
See opposite page.
758 GEO. P. KOWELL & CO'S
Parker's Tri-Weekly Record.
JOHN PARKER, Editor.
Published Tuesday, Thursday and Saturday of each Week,
Corner of Centre and Third Streets,
MAHANOY CITY, SCHUYLKILL CO., PENNSYLVANIA.
Circulates extensively among the workingmen of Schuylkill, Northumberland, Luzerne
and Carbon Counties, and especially is largely circulated In the Mahanoy
and Shenandoah Valleys, Schuylkill County.
Subscription Price : ^1.50 per Annum.
An excellent advertising medium and terms liberal. For reaching the classes of people
a}nong whom it circulates, it is probably <;he best medium in Pennsylvania.
BUSINESS PROMPTLY ATTENDED TO.
The Canadian Independent.
A Journal of tlie Congregational Churches of Canada.
PUBLISHED WEEKLY, liS THURSDAY, AT
TORONTO, - (P.O. Drawer 261S). - ONTARIO,
THE CONGREGATIONAL PUBLISHING COMPANY, Prdprietors.
Subscription: - - - One Dollar per Aunum.
It enjoys a good circulation throughout the Dominion, from Cape Breton to Manitoba ;
and offers "a capital medium for advertisers, reaching the farming population, as well as the
Inhabitants of the leading cities and towns of the land.
The Newark Ledger.
PUBLISHED EVERY SATURDAY BY L. THEO. ESLING AT
NEWARK, DEL AAV ARE.
A town rated as the third best paying station on the line of the P., W. & B. Railroad, the great
connecting link between the North and South, and having in its
vicinity extensive industrial establishments, etc.
Specimen copy and rates cheerfully furnished to advertisers upon application by
postal card.
Subscription : *l.i50 a Year.
Social Science Journal.
143 LA SALLE ST., CHICAGO, ILLS.
Terms: Si. 00 per Annum; Single Nos., 10 Cents.
S. A. RICHARDS, Managing Editor.
ASSOCIATE editors :
Dr. Julia Holmes Smith, Prof. Lou. Allen Gregory, M. Fredrika Perry, and others.
The Social Science Journal is published monthly. It is devoted to the discussion of all
questions pertaining to Reform, Charities, Industries, Education, the Arts (practi-
cal and tlieoretical). Sanitary and Household Science, and Government.
AMERICAN NEWSPAPER DIRECTORY. 759
The Shareholder
AND
INSURANCE GAZETTE.
A BANKING, RAILWAY, MINING AND INVESTORS' RECORD,
PUBLISHED WEEKLY AT
769 CRAIG STREET, ^ - - MONTREAL, P. Q.
Unsnrpassed a«« an Advertising i>le<liiini.
SUBSCRIPTION RATES:
Canada and United States !|4.00 per Annum.
Great Britain, post-free *1 Sterling.
(Strictly in Advance.)
Address all Communications to
\V. J. PRATTEN, >r. E., Proprietor
760 GEO. P. ROW ELL & GO'S
EHtablislit'd 187().
The Pac[flc Life-
THE LEADING SPORTING JOURNAL WEST OF THE ROCKY MOUNTAINS.
PUBLISHED EVERY SATURDAY IN
SAN FRANCISCO, - - - CALIFORNIA.
HENRY G. SHAW, Editor.
Subscription Price: - _ - Five Dollars per Aiiuiiiii.
Circulates throughout all the Pacfie Coast States and Territories.
address
PACIFIC L.IFE PRINTING COMPANY,
P. O. IJox 'il'iii, San Francisco, California.
The El Dorado Eagle.
published every THURSDAY AT
EL DORADO, - UNION COUNTY, - ARKANSAS.
S. B. & W. R. BAIRD, Editors and Proprietors.
Uses the best material, makes the neatest print, and has the largest circulation of any
paper in South Arkansas. Circulates principally in the counties of Union, Columbia,
Ouachita, Calhoun, Bradley, Ashley, and the border parishes of North Louisiana. More
cash on hand among the farmers in the counties above named than will be found in any
other half dozen counties of similar size and population in the South. These are the kind
of people whom advertisers wish to reach with a notice of their goods, wares and merchan-
dise. The Eagle will reach more of this class than any other county paper in the State.
The Momence Reporter.
MOMENCE, - KANKAKEE COUNTY, - ILLINOIS.
M. O. CLARK. Editor and Proprietor.
The Reporter circulates In an old-settled and thickly-populated farming and stock-
raising country, and has a healthy and steadily -increasing subscription list.
Kate of Advertisiugr, etc., Promptly Fiiruished on Applicatiou.
Greo. P. Rowell & Co., New York, Agents.
Craig Weekly Gazette.
INDEPENDENT. PUBLISHED WEDNESDAYS. 500 READERS GUARANTEED.
GEO. A. BRYANT, Editor and Proprietor.
The Gazette is an eight-page, five-column weekly, devoted to news, literature and
politics. It has a good circulation among a well-to-do class of people along the Missouri
River Valley, from St. Joe to the Iowa line. On this account, the Gazette is a very desira-
ble medium for advertisers.
SUBSCRIPTION : $1 50 PER ANNUM.
Advertising rates furnished promptly on application to
G. A. BRYANT, Editor and Publisher,
CRAIG, HOLT COUNTY, MISSOURI.
AMERICAN NEWSPAPER DIRECTORY. 761
ESTABLISHED IN 1863.
The Bee.
CARR HUNTINGTON, .... EDITOR AND PUBLISHER.
Subscription, 5*1.50 per Auniiiii, iu Advance.
ISSUED EVERY SATURDAY MORNING AT
BLUE EARTH CITY, FARIBAULT CO., MINNESOTA.
The ".Bee" has a General Circulation in Faribault ami Adjoining Counties.
TO MANUFACTURERS, MERCHANTS, AND WHOLESALE DEALERS
SEEKING BUSINESS IN THIS SECTION, IT OFFERS AN
EXCELLENT ADVERTISING MEDIUM.
RATES REASONABLE.
Furnished on application to the Publisher, or Geo. P. Rowell & Co., New York.
762 GEO. P. KOVVELL & CO'S
Journal Established in 18;^. Republican Established in 18:30,
The Journal and Republican.
PUBLISHED EVERY WEDNESDAY AFTERNOON AT
LOWVILLE, - - - - NEW YORK.
H. A. PHILLIPS, Editor and Publisher.
Tei'iiis of Subscription :
Si. 50 Per Year, in Advance. If not paid during the year $'j.00 will be charged.
REASONABLE RATES OF ADVERTISING.
During its influential and exceptionally prosperous career this journal has proved itself
to be one of the most desirable mediums open to advertisers in the State of New York.
BEE-KEEPERS,
SEND FOR A SPECIMEN COPY OF
The Western Honey Bee-
FREE ON APPLICATION. PRICE: 50 CENTS A YEAR.
CIKCl 1.ATION OVER FIVE THOUSAND,
And it is the only Journal devoted to Bee Culture in the Southwest.
ADDRESS
E. M. HARRISON,
LEBANON, - LACLEDE COUNTY, - MISSOURI.
The Enterprise.
published every SATURDAY.
MEDIAPOLIS, - - - - - - lO'WA.
J. W. MERRILL, Editor and Proprietor.
G o o (I A tl V e 1* t i s i n t; 1>I ed i II III . T e r in s (' a s li. \ o D u e B i 1 1 s T a k e n
SEND FOR SAMPLE AND CASH CONTRACTS.
The Clermont Courier.
issued every WEDNESDAY AT
BATAVIA, -.-..-- OHIO.
C. W. PEGG, Proprietor; ,T. H. FAIRMAN, Editor and Publisher.
Terms: $1 ;>© per Anuiim, iu Advance.
The Courier is widely circulated in its own and adjacent counties. Business men will
And it to their advantage to use its advertising columns.
AMERICAN NEWSPAPER DIRECTORY. 763
Joplin Herald.
JOPLIN, - - MISSOURI.
1)AII.V AM) WEEKLY. ErSTABLISIIEII FEB., 1877.
The Daily Herald, published ev^ery nioniing, except Monday, is the only morning
paper in South-west Missouri.
It has a larger circulation than any other paper in the lead and zinc mining region of
which Joplin is the metropolis.
It is delivered in Empire City and Galena, Kas., and Oronogo, Webb City and Carthage,
Mo., by the early morning trains.
These towns, from five to fifteen miles distant from .Toplin, have in the aggi-egate
full 2<3,000 population.
"THE DAILY' HERALD" IS FURNISHED SUBSCRIBERS BY
MAIL. AT S8.0U PER AXNUH.
THE \YEEKLY (SUNDAY) HERALD" IS PUBLISHED EVERY SUNDAY
MORNING, AND CONTAINS FROM TWENTY-TWO TO TWENTY-FOUR
COLUMNS OF READING MATTER, EMBRACING FULL RE-
PORTS OF LOCAL HAPPENINGS FOR THE WEEK.
BY MAIL, S -2 . 0 0 PER ANNUM.
Applications lor Specimen Copies receive attention only when accompanied
by Two Three-Cent Stamps.
THE EDITIONS OF "THE HERALD" REACH A NUMEROUS CLASS OF READERS
THAT TAKE NO OTHER PERIODICAL EXCEPT LITERARY OR
SCIENTIFIC JOURNALS, AND IT IS ESPECIALLY VALU-
ABLE AS AN ADVERTISING MEDIUM.
RATES FURNISHED ON APPLICATION,
OR CONTRACTS CAN BE MADE WITH
GEO. P. ROW ELL & CO.. 10 SPRUCE STREET, NEW YORK.
Address all Communications to
"HERALD" P R I N T I N Ci C O :>I P A N Y ,
JOPLIN, ----- MISSOURI.
764 GEO. P. ROWELL & GO'S
Browne's Phonographic Monthly
AND REPORTERS' JOURNAL..
ORGAN OF THE STENOGRAPHERS AND REPORTERS OF THE UNITED STATES.
Contains Portraits, Sketclies and Facsimile Notes by Eminent Reporters ; Hints to
Students of Shorthand ; Information In general about the Practice of the Art, and where to
procure books to learn It. In Its fifth volume. Price, $2 a year, or 20 cents a copy. Holiday
number every year, without extra charge to yearly subscribers.
The Boston Herald of August 4, 1878, contained the following notice of the Monthly :
" It is the most comprehensive and popular Shorthand Magazine ever published in the
English language. Mr. Scott-Browne knows how to edit a magazine for phonographers of
every school, and one especially valuable to the professional class. All the famous phono-
graphic reporters contribute to Browne's Phonographic Monthly."
D. L.. SCOTT-BROWNE, PUBLISHER,
737 BROADWAY, NEIV YORK, N. Y.
Lincoln Sentinel.
LINCOLN, ----- ILLINOIS.
WEEKLY CIRCULATION 1,000.
DAILY CIRCULATION 500.
BEST AD VERTISIXii MEOII M IN THE COUNTY.
ALBERT F. SMITH, EDITOR AND PROPRIETOR.
The St. Marys Journal.
PUBLISHED EVERY THURSDAY MORNING AT
ST. MARYS, . - » - - ONTARIO.
PATTERSON & WHITLOCK, Publishers and Proprietors.
The "Journal" is One of the Liargfest, Neatest and Cheapest Papers
Published in Ontario.
It being an eight-page, six eolumii paper, and the subscription being but $1.50, It has
a deservedly widespread circulation.
People's Journal.
PUBLISHED EVERY SATURDAY MORNING IN
TROY, NEW YORK.
One Dollar per Year.
An eight-page paper. Independent in politics, but active for the right. The choicest
literature of the day, original and select, grace its columns. All the news of the week, local.
State and national. Has a circulation in every State in tne Union. And last, but not least,
a true friend of the temperance cause. Specimen copies free. Address
DUGALD CAMPBELL, Editor and Publisher,
314 RIVER STREET, TROY, N. Y.
AMERICAN NEWSPAPER DIRECTORY. 765
The Boston Hotel Record.
A Bl fSINESS MAN'?? PAPER.
EstabIi!«Iie<I 1878.
THE ONLY DAILY PAPER PUBLISHED CONTAINIXG A COMPLETE AND ACCURATE
LIST OF ARRIVALS AT THE LEADING HOTELS OF THE CITY OF BOSTON.
The Boston Hotel Record is published every morning (Sundays and Holidays
excepted) at a very early hour, and circulates to a great extent among the Business Com-
munity. The subscription books of the Record contain the names of many of the leading
Wholesale Importing and Jobbing Houses of Boston, and nearly all of the Manufacturing
Firms and Corporations of New England. In addition to this it is extensively distributed
among the principal hotels of the country and placed on file. It is gradually gaining the
confidence of the people, increases in circulation every Issue, is eagerlj' sought by travelers
for information respecting friends or acquaintances, is admitted to be the only reliable
daily hotel paper ever published in New England, and acknowledged to be one of the
leading journals of its kind in the United States.
AS A MEDIUM FOR ADVERTISING
It needs no recommendation to legitimate business men, as the special class of patrons of
the Record is sufficient guarantee to insure a profitable and satisfactory return of the
investment. For this purpose it possesses advantages that are plainly apparent to the mer-
chants or tradesmen who wish to bring their business prominently before the public. It
has no claims to an unlimited circulation, but is continually placed before a class of people
who have the means to supply their wants, and not cai'elessly scanned and thrown aside by
persons who, out of curiosity, are pro*iipted to inspect its columns, as in the case in many
of the larger dailies.
TERMS.
Delivered by Mail or Carrier.
Per Anuiiiii $8 00 I Semi-Auniially. S5 00
Quarterly, $3 00.
No Subscription taken for less than Three Months.
ADVERTISING RATES FURNISHED ON APPLICATION,
All communications should be addressed,
BOSTON HOTEL RECORD,
106 SUDBURY STREET, BOSTON, MASS.
766 GEO. P. ROWELL & CO'S
The Maury Sentinel
PUBLISHED AT
COLUMBIA, TENNESSEE.
F. B. HEMPHILL, Editor and Publisher.
The Sentinel is a large, four-page, nine column journal. It is bright, sparkling, in
structlve and interesting, and as an advertising medium is unsurpassed by any in this
section.
The Weekly Enterprise.
THE PEOPIiE'S PAPER. PUBLISHED EVERY SATURDAY MORN-
ING BY A. & D. BURKHOEDER, AT
FORT GRATIOT, MICHIGAN.
ARTHUR H. BURKHOLDER, Editor.
Terms: 75 Cents per Year, in Advance, ?S1 00 if not Paid Within One
Month After Subscribing.
The Enterprise is an eight-page, flve-column paper. It contains all the latest local
and telegraph news, choice literature, market reports, etc. As an advertising medium it is
unexcelled.
Southern Law Review.
PUBLISHED AT
ST. LOUIS, MISSOURI,
BY G. I. JONES & CO.
Subscription So 00. Issued (Quarterly.
As a medium through which to reach the cultivated persons among whom it circulates,
the Southern Law RE^aEW is unsurpassed. It has a wide-spread circulation. There is no
journal which reaches so effectively an influential and generally affluent class.
The Official Journal of the Parish of Ljvfourche and of the Town of Thibodaux.
The Thibodaux Sentinel.
ESTABLISHED 1861.
F. SANCAN, Proprietor and Publisher.
THIBODAUX, LOUISIANA.
Subscription: $3 00 per Annum.
Published every Saturday in English and French. Is the only paper In Lafourche
Parish, and popular with the people.
RATES OF ADVERTISING FURNISHED ON APPLICATION.
AMERICAN NEWSPAPER DIRECTORY.
tot
The Western Rural.
THE BEST, MOST LARGELY CIRCULATED, AND THE LEADING
AGRICULTURAL AND FA3IILY WEEKLY PAPER.
It is conducted by a Practical Farmer. It is ably edited in all its departments. It is
aggressive, progressive, and up to the times. Its agricultural information is the latest, and
is always reliable. It is quoted bj- the Press more extensively than any paper of its class.
It is always the farmers' ally and most consistent exponent. It is the
ONLY "FARMERS' ORGAN,"
and the only consistent advocate of Cheap Tx-ansportation to the Sea Board, and just and
equal local railroad freights.
Advertising Rates: - 40 Cents per Line, - Each Insertion.
LIBERAL DISCOUNT TO REGULAR ADVERTISERS. WE GUARANTEE
23.000 CIRCULATION AND A RAPIDLY INCREASING LIST,
WHICH IS OPEN FOR INSPECTION BY ADVERTISERS.
THE AVESTERN RURAL,
CHICAGO, - - . ILLINOIS.
The Young Folks' Monthly.
A LIVE, SPARKLING, ILLUSTRATED MAGAZINE FOR BOYS AND GIRLS AND OLDER
PEOPLE WITH YOUNG HEARTS. CONTAINS 3-3 LARGE PAGES OF ILLUS-
TRATIONS AND READING MATTER OF THAT CHARACTER BEST
CALCULATED TO AMUSE AND INSTRUCT THE YOUNG.
Price Si per Year, or One 3Ionth on Trial for 10 cents.
ADVERTISING RATES 20 CENTS PER LINE EACH INSERTION. LIBERAL
DISCOUNT ON LARGE ORDERS.
MILTON GEORGE, - - - PUBLISHER.
CHICAGO, ILLINOIS.
768 GEO. P. ROWELL & GO'S
Saturday Evening Ledger
TERRE HAUTE, INDIANA.
A Democratic Family New'spaper, Pure, Chaste and Newsy for the
Household.
TWO EDITIONS EACH WEEK;
One on Thiirsdaj', goes to every town and post office in Western Indiana. The other, on
Saturdaj', is sold by newsboys, and delivered by mail carriers throughout the
City of Terre Haute, of 35,000 Inhabitants.
ADVERTISERS REACH BOTH THE COUNTRY AND CITY.
The Leader.
PUBLISHED DAILY AND WEEKLY, BY THE LEADER PUBLISHING COMPANY, AT
BliOOMINGTON, ILLINOIS.
Subscription: Daily, $7.30; - Weekly, $1.50 per Year.
ADVERTISING RATES ON APPLICATION.
The Daily Leader is a four-page, eight-column journal. Contains the latest news of all
kinds, is well-established, and is an excellent advertising medium.
The Weekly Leader is a large four-page, ten-column journal, devoted to choice litera-
ture, poetry, politics, foreign and local news, etc.
No Better Advertising Medium in this Section.
adison County Herald.
ISSUED EVERY FRIDAY AT
HENDERSON, - - - - TENNESSEE.
J. H. PRIDDY, Editor and Proprietor..
The Herald is now in its fourth volume, having a large and rapidly increasing circula-
tion.in Madison and adjoining counties, and bids fair to become
The Best Advertising Medium in this Section of the State.
Western Insurance Review.
ST. LOUIS, - - - . - MISSOURI.
H. L. ALDRICH, Publisher.
Subscription: - - - - $3 per Year.
The Review is a general insurance and insurance law journal, and treats of matters of
interest to the public, and those engaged in life, tire and max-ine insurance.
It has a Liarger Circulation than any Other Insurance Journal in the West.
ADVERTISING AT REASONABLE RATES.
AMERICAN NEWSPAPER DIRECTORY. 769
TAVEXTIETH YEAR OF PUBLICATION.
The Marysville Appeal.
THE LEADING JOURNAL OF NORTHERN CALIFORNIA.
THE BEST ADVERTISING MEDIUM IN CALIFORNIA.
THE DAILY AND WEEKLY APPEAL
Cir(Hilates in the richest Agricultural and Mining Districts of the State.
THE DAILY APPEAL
Is a seven-column paper ; size 34x36 ; published every morning, except Monday.
It is one of the oldest papers in the State, having succeeded, by consolidation in 18591,
The Marysville Herald, whicli was established in 1852.
Latest Telegraphic and Market Reports received.
Terms: One Year (Postage Paid), $10.00.
Sample Copies Free.
THE AYEEKLY APPEAL
Is a mammoth sheet, containing 48 columns of reading matter ; size 28x42 ; six pages ;
Established in 1862.
It is the Farmers' and Miners' Journal, with subscribers throughout Northern California.
Terms: One Y'ear (Postage Paid), $3.50.
Sample Copies Free.
ADVERTISING RATES SENT UPON APPLICATION.
Orders will not be accepted, except from responsible agencies, unless accompanied by
certified check monthly or quarterly in advance.
Small cuts received when on metal base. Address
LOCKWOOD & DAWSON, PUBLISHERS AND Proprietors
"APPEAL," MARYSVILLE, CAL.
49
GEO. r. HOWELL & CO'S
Williamstown Courier.
PUBLISHED EVERY WEDNESDAY AT
WILLIAMSTOWN, - - - - KENTUCKY.
C. C. & E. T. CRAM, Editors and Proprietors.
Terms, tStrictly iu Advance: One Year, J^1..50; Six Months, 75 Cents.
ADVERTISING RATES FL'RNISHED ON APPLICATION.
As a moans of reaching the residents of this section of Kentucky, the Cot'RiER is unex-
celled. It is bright and interesting, and has a wide-spread circulation.
The Independent Arkansian.
PUBLISHED EVERY THURSDAY AT
DARDANELLE, - - - - ARKANSAS.
M. M. McGUIRE, Editor and Proprietor.
Terms : - - Two Dollai's - Per Annum.
Has a large and increasing circulation among all classes, especially farmers, mechanics
and laboring men. Size of paper •^6x40; edition— sixty quires per week. Best paper pub-
lished in Yell county. Dardanelle is a town of 2,500 inhabitants, located in the heart of a
rich and productive country, controlling the trade for one hundred miles west.
The "Independent" is Therefore a First-Class Advertising: lledium.
The Mazeppa Tribune.
Published every Friday at
MAZEPPA, ' . ^_ ■ MINNESOTA.
M. SCHRAM, Editor and Proprietor.
Terms : - $'-2.00 per A'ear.
RATES FOR ADVERTISING FURNISHED ON APPLICATION AT THIS OFFICE.
The Tribune is a bright, enterprising Journal. Contains all the latest foreign and home
news, choice literature, market reports, &c. It has a large and steadily growing
circulation, and as an advertising medium is second to none in this section.
The^Era.
T W E N T Y - S I X T H VOLUME.
Published every Saturday at No. '.22 Ann Street,
NEW^ YORK,
In the interest of Nationality and a strong Central Government. A Government—
not Servants of the People. One Nation and One Government.
No North : No South '. No East ! No West :
A special feature of The Era is its "Condensed News of the Week," for the week pre-
ceding publication. Special attention paid to Book Reviews, Dramatic and Musical Criticism,
Choice Selections, Fashion— all of these departments being in expert and experienced hands.
The Era is sold on every news-stand in NeAv York, and its local distribution is very exten-
sively effected through the best channels, and it goes into every State in the Union, and offers
an admirable medium for advertisers, since it is framed to suit the necessities both of
families an^ bitsinesi< men. The Era is an eight page weekly newspaper, of a convenient
size, for which the subscription price is, postage prepaid, $,'2 per year.
JOHN T. GILES, Publisher.
AMERICAN NEWSPAPER DIRECTORY. 771
The Picayune.
PUBLISHED AT
NEW ORLEANS, • • LOUISIANA.
The Oldest and 31ost Popular and Influential Newspaper, having the
Largest Circulation, Daily' and Weekly, in the South-West,
An independent, Democratic journal. Ai ns to pro.noie the commercial, mechanical,
agricultural and industrial interests of the Southern people. To give the latest news.
To cultivate literature, and commend itself as an unexceptionable Southern family
newspaper.
PUBLISHED DAILY AND WEEKLY BY
MRS. E. J. NICHOLSON.] NICHOLSON & CO., Proprietors. [geo. mcholson.
TERMS OF "THE PICAYUNE."
Rates of Subscrijytion:— Daily (7 papers a week), per annum, in advance, $1*2.00;
half yearly, 86.00 ; quarterly, $3.00. Single copies, 5c. Weekly Picayune, 12 pages,
84 columns, $*2.00 per annum. Single copies, 5c.
Rates of Advertising :~X\l transient advertisements, first insertion, per square, $1.50;
^ach subsequent insertion, 75c.
Editorial Notices of Advertisements to be charged 20c. per line for each insertion.
"THE PICAYUNE" RANKS AS THE GREAT COMMERCIAL AND LITERARY
NEWSPAPER OF THE SOUTH.
DAILY CIRCl LATION, Average, - - 10,500
WEEKLY " «... 8,000
The Brookhaven Ledger.
BROOKHAVEN, MISSISSIPPI.
ONLY PAPER IN LINCOLN COUNTY.
40 Years Old. ----- 36 Broad, Long Columns.
CIRCULATION TWO THOU?SAND COPIE!* WEEKLY.
PUBLISHED AT ONE
3F THE LARGEST AND MOST PROSPEROUS TOWNS IN THE STATE.
fit
The Ledger is pri ited on a steam power press, and for neatness it has no superior in
the State. All advertisements are rigidlj- classified ami printed in positions contracted for.
<Juack, humbug and immoral advt rtisements will not be inserted at any price. Advertising
rates reasonable, and will be made liiiown upon application. Paper on file at all respon
iiible advertising agencies.
R. H. HENRY, - - Proprietor " Ledger,"
BROOKHAVEN, :>1ISS.
772 GEO. P. HOWELL & GO'S
The Staunton Spectator.
PUBLISHED EVERY TUESDAY MORNING BY R. MAUZY & CO., AT
STAUNTON, VIRGINIA.
Subscriptiou: $'^ per Anuiiin, iu Advance.
The Spectator has a large circulation, and as an advertising medium for this section of
the country, is surpassed by none.
Tlie Spectator was the first paper established at this place nearly a century ago, and is
now in its 57th volume, under its present title. Its list of subscribers is larger than that of
any other paper west of the Blue Ridge, and is, therefore, the best advertising medium in
the Valley of Virginia, or in West Virginia.
The Yazoo Sentinel.
PUBLISHED BY WM. A. HENRY, AT
YAZOO CITY, - - - - - MISSISSIPPI,
IN THE
RICH YAZOO VALLEY,
" The Garden Spot of the State," and has a fine and increasing circulation. It is a six-
column quarto, and the largest paper in the Valley. Its location makes it an especially
valuable advertising medium.
Rates Fiiruishecl ou Applicatiou.
LOWELL,
THE LARGEST CITY IN MASSACHUSETTS, EXCEPT BOSTON. POPULATION, 60,000.
The Morning Times,
The Daily Paper having the Lax-gest Circulation among the Thousands of Operatives in the
Mills and Shops, and therefore
THE BEST ADVERTISING MEDIUM.
THE WEEKLY TIMES CIRCULATES THROUGHOUT THE COUNTY.
C A 31 P BELL & HANSCOM, PUBLISHERS, LOWELL, MASS.
Lonoke Weekly Democrat.
PUBLISHED EVERY THURSDAY MORNING AT
LONOKE, ARKANSAS,
BY THOS. J. HICKS.
Terms: ^'i 00 per Auuiiin, iu Advance.
The best paper published in Lonoke county, at the county seat, and has a good circula-
tion. The office is one of the most complete offices in the State, and is rapidly increasing In
circulation and public favor.
ADVERTISING RATES FURNISHED ON APPLICATION.
AMERICAN NEWSPAPER DIRECTORY.
The Evening Telegram.
PORTLAND, . - - - OREGON.
W. D. PALMER, PUBLISHER.
THETCHIEF DAILY OF OREGON AND THE BEST ADVERTISING
MEDIUM.
The Standard, in all that pertains to excellence in journalism, comes up to all the
requirements of the day, and has firmly established for itself a circulation and an influence
in respect to which it has few equals among its cotemporaries.
It is the only Eveuiug Paper in Oregon Publishingr Telegrapliie Dispatches.
GEO. P. ROWELL & CO'S
Der Fuehrer.
GERMAN ODD FELLOWS' WEEKLY. Vol.. VIIL COMMENCED APRIL 1, ]S80.
PUBLISHED EVERY FRIDAY.
Piiblisher and Proprietor, E. W. I.EH>IANN.
OFFICE :
136 ORCHARD STREET, NEW YORK.
Der Fuehrer is the only German Odd-Fellows' paper in the United States, acknowledged;
as an official organ of the Order, and circulates in every State of the Union.
The Brownwood Sentinel.
PUBLISHED EVERY SATURDAY AT
BROWNWOOD. TEXAS,
BY THOS. MAPLES.
A Family Ne^vspaper, Devoted to the Best Interests of Northwest Texas^
Especially to Brown County. Democratic in Politics.
LIBERAL INDUCEMENTS OFFERED TO ADVERTISERS.
This paper kept on file at the office of Geo. P. Rowell & Co., No. 10 Spruce street. New York.
HO! FOR C'OI>ORADO.
The Evans Journal
THE ONLY PAPER PUBLISHED IN THE COUNTY SEAT OF WELD COUNTY, THE.
LARGEST COUNTY IN COLORADO.
Gives reliable information in regard to Colorado, its resources, soil, climate, products
and wonderful scenery. Has a larger circulation than any other paper north of Denver,
and is therefore a GOOD ADVERTISING MEDIUM. It is designed to be a useful and in-
teresting family paper.
Single Copy, ?j>ri a Year. Specimen Free.
The Rates of AdvertUing are urnisiialli/ Lou; compared ivith other Papers.
South Jersey Republican.
PUBLISHED EVERY SATURDAY AT
HAMMONTON, NEW^ JERSEY.
H. E. BOWLES, M. D., Editor and Proprietor.
Terms: S*.i per Year.
The Republican has all the latest local and general news to the hour of issue, and, com-
bining all the features of a moral, progressive, live newspaper, it is widely read throughout
New Jersey. Circulation steadily increasing.
Advertising Rates Reasonable, and Made Known TJpon Application.
AMERICAN NEWSPAPER DIRECTORY. 775
The Cincinnati Medical Advance.
THE REPRESENTATIVE HOMCEOPATHIC MONTHLY OF THE WORLD.
Piiblislieil by the Medical Advance Co.,
CINCINNATI, - - - - - OHIO.
T. P. WILSON, M. D., Editor. J. P. GEPPERT, M. D., Associate Editor.
In the United States there are over 6,000 Homoeopathic Medical Practitioners. The
Advance is well and favorably known to all of these and is read by a majority of them. It
is distributed in every State of the Union, and goes to many subscribers in other parts of
the world, as Europe, South America, Australia, etc. For reaching this large and intelli-
gent class of persons, no other medium equals the Advance. Considering the extended
and numerous circulation, the advertising rates are the lowest ever offered.
Subi^criptioii: - - . S«^ per Year,
For Rates and other Information, Address
.J. P. GEPPERT, M. D., 305 RACE STREET,
CINCINNATI, ----- OHIO.
E»stablished iu 1S63.
The Oxford Falcon.
PUBLISHED AT
OXFORD, - - - - MISSISSIPPI.
PATTON B. 3IURRAY, EDITOR AND Publisher.
The Falcon Is a Weekly Journal, devoted to general reading, home interests and local
news. It is strongly and uncompromisingly Democratic, and is the best advertising
medium in Northern Mississippi. It is published in the educational centre of the State, the
University of Mississippi, which is located at Oxford, alone having an average attendance
of 2,400 students. Oxford is located on the Chicago, St. Louis & New Orleans R.R. ; is the
country seat of Lafayette County, and is the most enterprising and prosperous town in the
State.
776 GEO. P. ROWELL & CO'S
The Scientific American says : " The Herald of Health contains more sensible articles
than any other magazine tliat comes to our sanctum."
The Herald~of Health,
FOR 1S80,
One Dollar - - - - Per Year,
Will present some new features which will make the volume one of special interest. It
will give as its leading articles a series of twelve, entitled " How to have a Clear
Head ;" and also "Coininou Miud Troubles."
These subjects are of importance to every person, and the papers on them will be
invaluable. They have been prepared by Granville J. Mortimer, JVI. D., a famous English
writer. In addition to these topics there will be articles on a great variety of subjects con-
nected with mental and physical well being.
M. L. HOLE ROOK,
13 AND 15 L.AIGHT STREET, NEW YORK.
Beverly Weekly Visitor.
A JOURNAL. OF LITERATURE, LOCAL. AND GENERAL NEWS.
PUBLISHED EVERY SATURDAY AT
BEVERLY, - BURLINGTON CO., - NE'W JERSEY.
S. J. HUGHES, Publisher.
It'is circulated in, and is the local paper for, the adjoining villages of Edgewater, Delan-
co. Riverside, Fairview, Bridgboro, Rancocas, and Coopertown, all of them lying within
three miles of Beverly. Advertisers wishing to reach the trade of these towns and the pop-
ulous surrounding country, are advised to make their wants known through the columns
of The Visitor. The i-ates of advertising are low.
illersburg Herald.
A LOCAL FAMILY NEWSPAPER.
PUBLISHED EVERY FRIDAY AT
MILLERSBURG, - - - PENNSYLVANIA.
Terms: $1.50 a Year, in Advance. If paid after 6() days, SiJ a year.
Advertisements at Liberal Rates.
J. B. SEAL, .... EDITOR AND Proprietor.
Millersburg is an important agricultural town in Dauphin County, and the Herald is
the first paper published in the place. It is read by everybody, and in many instances is
the only paper taken by parties living there.
The Shelby Democrat-Volunteer.
ESTABLISHED 1844. DAILY AND WEEKLY.
PUBLISHED AT
SHELBYVILLE, - SHELBY COUNTY, - INDIANA.
RAY & McCORKLE, Proprietors.
DAILY CIRCULATION, 700; WEEKLY, 3,500.
The Shelby Democrat-Volunteer is the official organ of Shelby County, and is one of
the largest weekly papers in the State.
Foreign advertisers are requested not to send propositions unless accompanied by a
liberal olfer.
Ray & McCoRKLE, Editors and Proprietors.
AMERICAN NEWSPAPER DIRECTORY,
COUNCIL, BLUFFS
Daily and Weekly Nonpareil
PUBLISHED AT
COUNCIL BLUFFS, - - - - - - IOWA.
A City of 15,000 Population.
THE DISTRIBUTING POINT OF THE WESTERN HALF OF THE STATE— THE TERMINUS
AND RADIATING POINT OF SEVEN TRUNK LINES OF RAILWAY, TO WIT :
CHICAGO & NORTHWESTERN ; CHICAGO, ROCK ISLAND & PACI-
FIC ; CHICAGO, BURLINGTON & QUINCY ; KANSAS CITY,
ST. JOSEPH & COUNCIL BLUFFS ; SIOUX CITY
& PACIFIC; WABASH, ST. LOUIS &
PACIFIC ; MILWAUKEE & ST.
PAUL; AND UNION
PACIFIC.
Trains on each of these roads leave Council Bluflfs early each morning, going North-East,
;South-East, North, South, East and West— and traverse fine and rapidly settling agricultural
districts, containing hundreds of thrifty towns, each the business centre of the territory
contiguous.
For at least an hundred miles on each of these lines of railway The Daily Xoupareil
is taken by the Merchants, Bankers, Produce Dealers, and other business men, of the towns
referred to : it bringing them. In consequence of its being the only paper in Southwestern
Iowa belonging to the Associated Press and publishing the telegraphic news, market re-
ports, and commercial intelligence, from 12 to 24 hours in advance of any other journal.
This, together with the further fact that The Nonpareil is the oldest paper in Western
Iowa,— having been established as a Weekly in 1854, and as a Daily in 1861,— has given it a
circulation exceeding that of all the other papers published in the city, combined,— eight in
number.
Its circulation has the further merit of being among the class of men advertisers
especially desire to reach— to-wit : The business men, manufacturers and farmers of a pros-
perous and rapidly growing section.
Daily, 2,"-J00 Circulation, Weekly, '^,700 Circulation.
778 GEO. P. ROWELL & GO'S
The Spirit of the Times-
THE LEADING SPORTING, RACING, RIFLE, HUNTING, DRAMATIC AND MUSICAL
NEWSPAPER OF THE WORLD. 28 TO 32 PAGES.
Recognized Turf, Trotting: and Rifle Autliority of America.
THE MOST EFFECTIVE ADVERTISING MEDIUM CIRCULATING IN ALL THE
STATES AND TERRITORIES, AND ABROAD.
SLBl!?iCRIPTION PRICE: - $5 A YEAR.
£. A. BUCK, Editor and Publisher,
P. O. Address : Box 938, N. Y. City.
Le Courrier du Canada.
DAILY AM) WEEKLY.
LEGER BROUSSEAU, Editor and Proprietor.
No. 9 Buade Street, ... QUEBEC.
ALSO, IMPORTER OF
STATIONERY, BLANK BOOKS, PAPERS OF ALL KINDS, WAX, CHURCH ORNAMENTS,
WHOLESALE AND RETAIL.
The Constitutionalist.
W. A. HOLLAND, EDITOR AND Publisher.
EMINENCE, - - HENRY CO., - - KENTUCKY.
Subscription : i^-i per Annum.
RATES OF ADVERTISING;
.3 nios. 6 iiios. 1 yr,
One Inch $5 00 $8 00 $15 WJ
3 mos. 6 mos. 1 yr.
Half Column $18 75 $37 50 $75 00
Quarter Column 9 50 18 00 36 00 One Column .37 50 75 00 150 00
Emphatically the People's Paper.
The New Sharon Star
ISSUED WEDNESDAYS AT
NEW SHARON, - - - - - lO'WA.
Hubscription: Two Dollars per Annum.
Thoroughly independent in all things. Neutral in nothing. It has a constantly-increas-
ing circulation among a people who are capable of thinking and acting for themselves.
Advertisers will consult their own interests by sending for a schedule of rates, which are
moderate, and will be cheerfully furnished on application.
ADDRESS
H. .1. VAIL, PUBLISHER "STAR,"
Xew Sharon, Iowa.
AMERICAN NEWSPAPER DIRECTORY. 779
The Leavenworth Press-
DAILY AM) WEEKLY.
LEAVEN'WORTH, .... KANSAS.
CLARKE & LEGATE, Publishers and Proprietors.
THE FOREMOST DATIiY OF KANSAS and flie
CHIEF PAPER OF ITS CHIEF CITY I r
THE LEAVENWORTH DAILY AND WEEKLY PRESS. BY REASON OF
THEIR COMMANDING POSITION AMONG THE PRESS OF THE STATE, AND THE
EXTENT OF THEIR RESPECTIVE CIRCrLATION, OFFER UNEQUALLED ADVANTAGES-
TO THOSE WHO SEEK THE BUSINESS OR THE ATTENTION OF KANSAS PEOPLE.
THE OFFICIAL PAPER OF LEAVENWORTH.
780 GEO. P. ROWELL & CO'S
The North State Press.
A POLITICAL. AND NEWS JOURNAL..
Published Weekly, by C. M, BROWN & BRO., Publishers and Proprietors,
AT WASHINGTON, NORTH CAROLINA.
Rates of Subscription: - - Single Copy, one Year, $2.00.
A large, four-page seven column journal. Devoted to literature, politics, and general
news. It has a wide circulation, and is an excellent advertising medium. Advertising
rates furnished on application.
L'Union.
Established 1873. Published Every Friday at
ST. HYACINTHE, - - PROV. OF QUEBEC.
A. DENIS, Manager.
Subscription: - One Dollar per Annum. - In Advance.
A large twenty-eight-column paper, devoted to Politics, Literature, Agriculture, etc. Its
circulation in the District of St. Hyaciuthe is larger than that of all the other French
papers received, and is constantly increasing.
IT IS THE MOST DESIRABLE ADVERTISING MEDIUM IN THIS PART OF THE COUNTRY.
Paper and advertising rates sent on application. Dead-beat advertisers need not
apply. Cash must accompany all advertising orders.
Established 1879.] [Republican in Politics.
The New Enterprise.
BURDEN, - COWLEY COUNTY, - KANSAS.
D. O. McCRAY, Editor and Proprietor.
The "Neiv Enterprise" will be Forwarded to all Parts of the L'nited
States for $1.50 per Year, in Advance.
The New Enterprise is a live local newspaper, published in one of the best towns, and
in the finest agricultural and stock-raising district in Sovithern Kansas. Burden is located
on the Kansas City, Lawrence & Southern Railway, 175 miles Southwest of Kansas City, and
is one of the best towns on the road.
The Mount Joy Star and News.
Published every Thursday at
MOUNT JOY, .... PENNSYLVANIA.
J. R. MISSEMER, Editor and Publisher.
Terms : $1.25 per Year, Strictlj^ in Advance.
An independent family newspaper, and local and general advertiser. Has a large sub-
scription list, and is a flrst-class advertising medium. Rates liberal, and made known
upon application.
GEO. P. ROWELL & CO., New York, Agents.
AMERICAN NEWSPAPER DIRECTORY. 781
THE LEADING DE3IOCRATIC PAPER OF 3IISSOURI.
ESTABLISHED ISo'i.
St. Louis Post-Dispatch
FIVE PAPERS UXITED IX ONE :
"INTELLIGENCER,'' "NEWS," "DISPATCH," "POST,'-' "STAR."-
JOSEPH PULITZER, Editor.
THE ONLY AFTERNOON PAPER IN ST. LOUIS,. A CITY OF FIVE;
HUNDRED THOUSAND PEOPLE ; CIRCULATING THROUGHOUT MISSOURI,
A STATE GIVING A DEMOCRATIC MAJORITY OF 60,0 00.
A handsome Eight-Page Daily Paper, 48 coLaniijs, thoroughly metropolitan in
its editorial conduct and business management ; fresh, newsy and sparkling, giving the
news of the world's daily events.
ADVERTISERS desirous of putting their money where it will do the most^
good will do well to consider the merits of this paper.
ADVERTISING RATES reasonable, circulation, copsidered, and promptly fur-,
nished on application.
Subscription Rates of Daily, $9.00- per Y'ear.
The Weekly Post-Dispatch
Is an Eight-Page Sheet of Forty-Eight Coliinius, and is a general News, Family-
and Agricultural Paper. It reaches, in large clubs, nearly every town in the State of
Missouri, Illinois, Texas, Arkansas, Kansas, and other States South and South-West. Its.
circulation is a natural and healthy one. It is a complete record of Political, Commercial^
Literary and Musical Events.
Subscription Rates, $1.00 per. Year..
SAMPLE COPIES SENT FREE.
ALL COMMUNICATIONS RECEIVE PROMPT AND CAREFUL ATTENTION..
Address POST-DISPATCH,
ST. LOUIS, MO.
78-2 GEO. P. KOWELL & GO'S
The St. Louis Spirit
IS THE "HOME JOIKNAL." OF THE IHISSIlSSIPPI VAL.L.EY.
It is the only paper of its class published within a radius of 100 miles of St. Louis.
The St. Louis Spirit will be a handsome, bright, cheerful newspaper, replete with the
best of original and selected literature.
The St. Louis Spirit will contain every Saturday the latest and fullest Information
concerning the Drama, Society, Music and Fashion, with Local News, Military News, &c.
The paper should be found in every family circle.
The St. Louis Spirit, as an advertising medium, will be unsurpassed, for it does and
always wnll circulate among the class of people who have money to spend and who spend
it. The paper, now in its third year, was never so prosperous as at present. The Spirit is
for sale by newsboys and news agents generally.
Subscription : One Copy One Year S'i. One Copy Six Months $1.
Address SPIRIT PUBLISHING CO.,
600 OLIVE STREET, - - ST. LOUIS, MISSOURI.
THE NOKTHEKN OHIO I)E3IOC RAT PUBLISHING COIVIPANY,
PUBLISHERS OF THE
Sunday Morning Democrat,
AND THE WEDNESDAY
NORTHERN OHIO DEMOCRAT.
THE ONLY DEMOCRATIC PAPER IN TOLEDO.
Guavanteert Circulation Ovj'r 6. .300.
The Ellijay Courier.
Published every Wednesday at
ELLIJAY, - - - - GEORGIA.
W. F. COMBS, EDITOR AND PUBLISHER.
Terms: - Si. 50 per Annum, - In Advauce.
RATES OF ADVERTISING ON APPLICATION.
The Courier is the official organ of Fannin and Gilmer Counties. It is an excellent
Advertising medium, having a circulation of 500, and being well established.
La Patrie.
Official Organ of the French I>.iberal Party in the Proviuee of QHebeo.
TWO EDITIONS DAILY-AT NOON AND AT FIVE O'CLOCK.
ITS CIRCULATION IS LARGER THAN THAT OF ANY OTHER FRENCH DAILY PUB-
LISHED IN THE PROVINCE OF QUEBEC.
Subscription : - $4 per Annum.
SOLD FOR ONE CENT A COPY.
H. BEAUGRAND, Managing Editor and Publisher,
MONTREAL, PROVINCE QUEBEC.
AMERICAN NEWSPAPER DIRECTORY. 783
Daily and Weekly Standard
PORTLAND, OREGON.
EfSTABIilSHED IN 1876.
IS THE ONLY DEMOCRATIC DAILY NEWSPAPER PUBLISHED IN OREGON, AND HAS
A GENERAL CIRCULATION IN ADJOINING TERRITORIES,
WHICH IS RAPIDLY INCREASING.
NOTICE TO ADVERTISERS.
THE CIRCULATION OF THE " DAILY STANDARD " IS LARGER THAN EVER
ATTAINED BY A DEMOCRATIC PAPER IN OREGON AND IS RAPIDLY INCREASING.
THE SUNDAY EDITION IS FURNISHED TO ALL WEEKLY SUBSCRIBERS, WHICH
GIVES THE ADVERTISER THE BENEFIT OF A CIRCULATION MORE GENERAL THAN
ANY PAPER PUBLISHED IN THE STATE.
RATE?S OF ADVERTISING REASON A BliE.
SUBSCRIPTION
DAILiV, per aiiniiiii, .... $^ 00
" for six mouths, - - 4 00
WEEK.JLY, pel' auniiiii, iiicliidiiig Siiuclay edition, 3 00
'* J'or six months, - - - - 1 50
A. NOLTNER, Editor and Publisher.
784 GEO. P. ROWELL & GO'S
Salem Register.
193 ESSEX, COR. CENTRAL STREET, SALEM, MASS.
PUBLISHED ON MONDAYS AND THURSDAYS BY C. W. PALFRAY AND E. N. WALTON.
Terms of Subscription: $3.30 a Year, in Advance; Otherwise, S4.
" REGISTER " MOTTO,
FURNISHED BY JUDGE JOSEPH STURY IN 1802 :
Here shall the Press the People's Rights maintain,
Unawed by Influence, and unbribed by Gain ;
Here Patriot Truth its glorious precepts draw,
Pledged to Religion, Liberty, and Law.
1880.— Vol. LXXXL For EIGHTY YEARS the Register has been a reputable Family
Paper, and its large circulation in Salem and the neighboring towns makes it a desirable
advertising medium.
Pionnier de Sherbrooke.
PUBLISHED EVERY FRIDAY AT
SHERBROOKE, - - - PROVINCE OF QUEBEC.
JOHN CAMPBELL, Manager.
A Fi-ench newspaper, devoted to Politics, Agricultural, Industrial, Commercial and
Literary Matters, having a large circulation in the Provinces, and being a good advertising
medium.
Circulation '2,000. Advertising Kates ou Application.
The Holly Springs South.
HOLLY SPRINGS, MISSISSIPPI.
F. A. TYLER & CO., PUBLISHERS.
Subscription: ^'2 00 per Auuuui, iu Advance.
The South has the largest circulation in North Mississippi, and it is rapidly increasing..
It circulates in every precinct and neighborhood of the county, and largely iu the adjoining
counties of Benton, Union, Tippah, De Soto, Panola, Lafayette and Yalabusha. It has the
best job office in the State north of Jackson.
Advertising Rates Loiv; Made Kno^vu ou Application.
The Steubenville Cermania
PUBLISHED every SATURDAY AT
STEUBENVILLE, JEFFERSON COUNTY, OHIO.
MAX GESCHEIDER, - - - - - Editor and Proprietor.
THE GERMAN OFFICIAL. PAPER OF THE COUNTY.
It circulates largely throughout this portion of Ohio, as well as in all the adjacent coun-
ties of West Virginia and Pennsylvania. It is therefore a very
EXCELLENT ADVERTIf^ING 3IEDIU]>I^
AMERICAN NEWSPAPER DIRECTORY. 785
REPRESENTATIVE PAPERS OF THE PACIFIC COAST !
Reliable ! Influential ! Largest Circulation !
PUBLISHED BY THE SAX FRANCISCO CALL COMPANY,
525 MONTGOMERY STREET, SAN FRANCISCO, CAL.
The Morning Call.
Published every day in the year, >vitli a Supplement on Tuesdays and
Double Sheet on Sundays.— Post-paid, 86 a year.
The Sunday Call.
Eight Pages. - - Post-paid, $1.50 per year.
The Weekly Call.
Published on Thursdays. Eight pages, Sixty-four columns. One Dollar and
a half a year. Each subscriber receives free the beautiful and
correct Map, in colors, of California and Nevada,
executed expressly for this Journal.
The SUNDAY and WEEKLY CALL, to one address, post-paid, $>1.50
per year. This offer also includes the Map, post-paid.
THE LATEST NEWS, HOME AND ABROAD, TELEGRAPHIC, ETC. ; CORRESPONDENCE
FROM ALL PARTS OF THE WORLD ; EDITORIALS UPON THE QUESTIONS OF
THE DAY; POLITICAL. COMMERCIAL, AGRICULTURAL, AND OTHER
MATTERS INDEPENDENTLY TREATED. RESOURCES, PRODUC-
TIONS, DESCRIPTIONS, &c., OF LIFE ON THE PACIFIC
COAST— IN SHORT, REPRESENTATIVE JOURNALS.
Advertisers are Invited to Read the following Statement:
State of California, ) .
City and County of San Francisco. S '
Before me, S. S. Murfey, a Notary Public in and for said City and County of San Fran-
cisco, personally appeared William G. Waters, of said city and county, who, being by me
first duly sworn, deposes and says he is the foreman of the Hoe Perfecting Press upon which
the Morning Call and the Weekly Call are printed, and as such foreman he was present and
superintended the priming and counting of the several editions from March 7 to August 1,
1879, and that during said period 6,755<*230 copies were printed. He further deposes that
the present editions of the Morning Call and the Weekly Call are as follows :
The Morning Call, Sundavs 41,250
" Weekdays 36,200
" Weekly " 16,200
Subscribed and sworn to before me, } WM. G. WATERS,
the 19th day of August, 1879. S
Samuel S. Murfey, NotaiT Public, [seal.]
Present average Circulation of DAILY 3tORNINCJ CALL, over
41,000 Copies.
IN PROPORTION TO POPULATION, A CIRCULATION UNPARAL-
LELED IN THE HISTORY OF AMERICAN JOURNALISM !
50
786 GEO. P. ROWELL & GO'S
The Fall River Daily Herald.
PUBLISHED DAILY AT
FALL. RIVER, - - - - MASSACHUSETTS.
FALL RIVER HERALD PUBLISHING CO., Publishers.
liABGEST CIRCULATION IN SOUTHERN MASSACHUSETTS.
The reading matter, which is extensive, is devoted to reviews of all questions, political
and social. In local affairs it presents accurate and carefully written reports. Telegraphic
news is received and published to the moment of going to press, and its general news is
selected with great care.
The Miami Helmet.
PUBLISHED EVERY THURSDAY AT
PIQUA, OHIO.
I. S. MORRIS, _ - . - EDITOR AND PUBLISHER.
The Helmet is a live local paper, devoted largely to Temperance and Good Morals, but
containing the Current Literature of the day. Foreign, General and all Local Intelligence.
It is a First-class Advertising Medium. Advertisements inserted at liberal rates, and
with regard to the interests of the advertiser as well as general reader.
The Monitor-Journal.
STATE OFFICIAL TEMPERANCE ORGAN,
AND THE
LEADING TEMPERANCE WEEKLY IN THE UNION.
Siibscriptiou: One Dollar per Year ; Fifty Cents Six 3Iouths.
SAMPLE COPY FREE.
ADDRESS
MONITOR-JOURNAL, - - SEYMOUR, INDIANA.
The Spectator.
Independent. A Weekly Paper. Published Every Friday at
ROCHESTER, - OAKLAND COUNTY, - MICHIGAN.
T. S. SPRAGUE, EDITOR AND PUBLISHER.
Subsorlptiou: - $1.50 per Annum, - In Advance.
Independent in all things ; it is well established, and has a growing circulation among
the farmers of the banner county of Michigan. As an advertising medium it is worth your
money. It is a live, wide-awake local paper, published in a wide-awake and pretty little
village of 1,500 inhabitants. Advertising rates and specimen copies furnished on application.
AMERICAN NEWSPAPER DIRECTORY. 787
THE LiEADING IRISH-AI>IERICAN NEWSPAPER OF THE WEST.
The Irish Tribune.
CHICAGO, ILLINOIS.
PUBLISHED EVERY SATURDAY BY THE IRISH TRIBUNE PUBLISHING COMPANY,
P. J. RYAN, MANAGER.
Office: 164 and 166 Washington Street (Rooms 3> 5 and 7), Chicago.
AN INDEPENDENT JOURNAL.
DEVOTED TO THE INTERESTS OF THE IRISH NATION IN A3IERirA.
Circulation 2o»600.— Larger than any other Paper of its Class.
Its columns give the latest news from Ireland, and general intelligence from all quarters
of the world of interest to Irish readers.
ONE OF THE MOST INFLUENTIAL AND POPULAR OF THE PAPERS
CIRCULATING AMONG THE IRISH PEOPLE.
To those who desire to reach the Irish population of the West, it is particularlj' a valu-
able advertising medium.
Washington Law Reporter.
THE ONLY EXCLUSIVELY LEGAL PAPER PUBLISHED AT
THE NATIONAL CAPITAL.
The Reporter is now in its eighth year, is published weekly, and contains the leading
Decisions of the U. S. Supreme Court ; Decisions of the Supreme Court of the District of
Columbia ; of the U. S. Court of Claims ; Decisions and Rulings of the Departments, of
general interest ; Reports of Leading Cases of the Courts of last resort in the several States
and Terriories ; Notes of Cases and General Legal Intelligence.
IT IS AN EXCELLENT MEDIUM OF ADVERTISING,
as its circulation is general throughout the counti-y, and is as large as that of any law
publication in the United States.
"The Reporter" is the Official Organ of the Courts in the
District of Columbia.
GEORGE B. CORKHILL, Editor. A. H, JACKSON, Associate Editor.
JOHN L. GINICK & CO., Publishers.
No. 631 F STREET, N. "W., -WASHINGTON, D. C.
788 GEO. P. ROWELL & CO'S
Golden Era.
IXDEPENDENT. - . _ - _ WEEKLY.
PUBLISHED EVERY THURSDAY.
A good family newspaper, circulating among the best class of people, and wielding an
influence on the side of justice and morality. As an advertising medium it has always
pleased its patrons.
For Rates and Terms of Advertising, Address
GOLDEN ERA,
KNOWERSVILLE, ALBANY CO., NE'W YORK.
The Sentinel.
W. B. MOFFET, EDITOR AND PROPRIETOR.
MORNING SUN, - - - - IOWA.
THE ONLY PAPER IN A FLOURISHING TOWN, AND WITHOUT COMPETITION IN
THE LIMITS OF ITS CIRCULATION.
Das Echo der Cegenwart
U\D DER ZEITGEIST.
PUBLISHED BI-WEEKLY AT
NEW ALBANY, - - FLOYD CO., - - INDIANA.
F. W. A. RIEDEL, EDITOR AND PUBLISHER.
A journal in the German language, devoted to the record of progress. Pays full atten-
tion to literature. A paper for all classes. Advertisements are inserted in attractive style.
Our Reporter.
DEVOTED TO THE EDUCATIONAL, MUSICAL AND INDUSTRIAL INTERESTS OF THE
BLIND, AND OF THEIR INSTRUCTORS AND OTHER FRIENDS.
Price: - - 50 Cents per Anuuin, - - In Advance.
Advertising Rates: For first insertion, 50 cents per inch; over 1,000 ems, $3 per
1,000 ems, including composition. Subsequent insertions, 30 per cent, discount.
This Bi-Monthly Journal will be issued monthly, without change of size or price, as soon
as 500 new subscribers are secured. Its publication is a philanthropic enterprise, in which
the co-operation of benevolent persons and the patronage of advertisers are solicited. It is
sent regularly to the Directors and Reading-rooms of thirty American Schools for the Blind,
with an aggregate attendance of over 2,000; also to hundreds of Blind Music Teachers,
Tuners, Agents, &c., throughout the United States and Canada.
A. M. SHOTWELL, Editor and Proprietor,
CONCORD, - JACKSON COUNTY, - MICHIGAN.
AMERICAN NEWSPAPER DIRECTORY. 789
The Philadelphia Press-
A METROPOLITAN 3IORNING JOURNAL.
THE LEADING AND REPRESENTATIVE REPUBLICAN NEWSPAPER OF
PENNSYLVANIA.
THE LARGEST CIRCULATION AMONG THE BEST PEOPLE.
THE GREAT MEDIUM THROUGH WHICH ADVERTISERS REACH THE REPRE-
SENTATIVES OF THE COMMERCIAL, POLITICAL AND MANUFACTUR-
ING INTERESTS OF PHILADELPHIA AND THE STATE.
Display Advertisements, double column, per line 40 cents.
Display Advertisements, single column, per line 15 cents.
Seml-Editonal Notices, per line 50 cents
City Item Notices, per line ^5 cents.
Special rates for long contracts.
THE 'WEEKLY PRESS.
LARGEST CIRCULATION IN PENNSYLVANIA, AND A CIRCULATION AMONG
FARMERS IN EVERY STATE IN THE UNION.
Advertisements, plain or displayed, per line 25 cents.
Special Notices, per line 30 cents.
Special Locals, per line 40 cents.
THE PRESS CO. (LIMITED), Publishers and Proprietors.
S. AV. COR. 7tli AND CHESTNUT STS., PHILADELPHIA.
790 GEO. P. KOWELL & GO'S
Pittsburgh Advance.
PUBLISHED WEEKLY AT
PITTSBURGH, _ - - - PENNSYLVANIA.
SUBSCRIPTION: $2 00 PER YEAR, IN ADVANCE.
W. M. NESBIT, BUSINESS AGENT.
A Temperance Paper; Non-Sectarian, bat Religious; Safe and Popular in
the Family. Now Beginning its l'2th Volume.
AN EXCELLENT ADVERTISING MEDIUM. CIRCULATION VERY LARGE.
The Wyoming Journal.
ISSUED EVERY THURSDAY AT
WYOMING, - - JONES COUNTY, - - IOWA.
PHIL. D. SWIGART, EDITOR AND PUBLISHER.
Independent in everything. Published in the heart of the finest agricultural district in
Iowa, in a live town, and no other paper within a radius of twenty miles. Established in
December, 1870. Large job office in connection.
VERY LIBERAL TERMS TO ADVERTISERS.
Chagrin Falls Exponent.
PUBLISHED EVERY THURSDAY MORNING BY J. J. STRANAHAN AT
CHAGRIN FALLS, OHIO.
SUBSCRIPTION: S2 00 PER YEAR, IN ADVANCE.
An independent, eight-page, eight-column, weekly journal. Contains choi<?e literature,
home and foreign news, political and otherwise, and being well established, and having a
wide-spread circulation, it is an excellent advertising medium.
Advertising Rates on Application.
Carlstadt Freie Presse.
PUBLISHED SATURDAYS AT
CARLSTADT, NEW^ JERSEY, - BY HENRY MATTHEY.
Subscription: $'^ per Annum.
THE ONLY GERMAN ORGAN IN BERGEN COUNTY.
The general circulation of this paper among the prosperous and considerable German
population of this section of the State i-enders it an exceptionally desirable means of
advertising. The people among whom it circulates are universally thrifty, and no other
medium reaches them so effectively.
dvertising Rates on Application.
AMERICAN NEWSPAPER DIRECTORY.
791
The Insurance Critic.
OFFICE ;
HOG
i' The Insurance Critic is a monthly journal,'
devoted to the interests of legitimate insurance in
all its branches. It is one of the most widely cir-
culfited insurance journals in the country; pub-
OFFICE :
126
Bvoad^vay, , lished at $3.00 a year. It should be received by ] Washington St.,
Ne^v York,
N. Y.
every intelligent Underwriter.
Send subscription to
THE IXSURAXCE CRITIC CO.,
\
206 Broadway, Xew York. J
Chicago,
III.
The American Hebrew.
PUBLISHED WEEKLY BY THE
AMERICAN HEBREW PUBLISHING COIIPANY,
498 & 500 THIRD AVE., . - - NEW YORK.
TERMS: $3.00 PER YEAR, IX ADVANCE.
THE AMERICAN HEBREW HAS THE LARGEST CIRCULATION AMONG
THE HEBREWS THROUGHOUT THE UNITED STATES.
ITS VALUABLE ARTICLES,
ITS BEAUTIFUL TYPOGRAPHY,
ITS LOW SUBSCRIPTION RATE,
HAVE ACHIEVED THIS POSITION.
Its weekly Translations from the Talmud, the first ever attempted in Englisti, have
considerably augmented its circulation among intelligent Christians as well.
The American Hebrew is thus a valuable medium for those advertisers who
w^ish to reach a liberal class of clients who live well and pay well.
One Inch, $'^o.00 per Annum.
Messrs. GEO. P. ROWELL & CO. will receive advertisements for this paper.
792 GEO. P. ROWELL & GO'S
ESTABLISHED 1871.
The Nautical Gazette.
A Journal of Navigation.
E. B. OSBON, Proprietor, B. S. OSBON, Editor.
The only newspaper in America devoted exclusively to SHIP BUILDING, MARINE
ENGINEERING, YACHTING, STEAMBOATING, MERCANTILE MARINE, NAVY, and all
classes of nautical news.
Subscription :
THREE MONTHS, $1.00. SIX MONTHS, $2.00. ONE YEAR, $4.00.
SEND FOR SAMPLE COPY. PUBLISHED EVERY SATURDAY.
13 AND 15 PARK ROW, NEIV YORK CITY.
"FREE AND UNSHACKLED.'
uskoka Herald.
PUBLISHED EVERY THURSDAY AT
BRACEBRIDGE, ----- ONTARIO.
Subscription: $1 00 per Annum.
BEGG & OATEN, Publishers; A. BEGG, Editor.
The Herald is a bright, enterprising journal, devoted to home and foreign news, choice
literature, poetry, matters of interest, farm news, market reports, etc. It is an excellent
advertising medium, and has the largest circulation in the Muskoka District.
RATES SENT ON APPLICATION.
Warren Ledger.
PUBLISHED EVERY FRIDAY BY B. F. MORRIS, Editor and Proprietor, at
WARREN, - - - - PENNSYLVANIA.
Terms: ^2 per Year, in Advance.
The Ledger is a Democratic paper published in a Republican county; nevertheless,
during the last ten years, and at present, has a larger circulation than any other paper in
the county. It is the only Democratic paper. It is undoubtedly the best advertising medium
in Northwestern Pennsylvania, having a regular circulation of 1,500 among Business
Men, Farmers and Oil Producers. Its increasing advertising patronage is proof that
advertisers think so.
Eclectic Magazine
OF FOREIGN LITERATURE, SCIENCE AND ART.
1880— THIRTY-SIXTH YEAR. W. H. BIDWELL, Editor. E. R. PELTON, Publisher.
Terms: Single Copies, 45 Cents; One Copy, One Year, S5; Two Copies, S9.
The above rates include postage.
The Eclectic reprints the best essays, reviews, scientific papers, tales, stories, poems,
and biographical sketches from the whole field of foreign literature, and it commends itself
especially to those readers who seek profit, as well as amusement, in solid and healthfal
literature. As an advertising medium for anything of standard value, it is unsurpassed.
Terms:— Ordinary pages, one month, $50 ; insert between plate and reading matter
(only one leaf used), each page, $75 ; first page of advertiser, next reading matter^ $75 ; imside
cover, $75 ; outside cover, $150. Favorable terms will be made for advertiseme-nts by the
quarter or year.
E. R. PELTON, PUBLISHER, 25 BOND ST., NETV YORK.
Geo. P. Rowell & Co., New York, Agents.
AMERICAN NEWSPAPER DIRECTORY. 793
TO TAKE A GOOD DAILY NEWSPAPER IS A NECESSITY'. IF YOI
ARE TAKING ONE NOW, OR EXPECTING TO TAKE
ONE, IT WII.I. PAY YOU WELL TO TAKE
The Atlanta Daily 4&. Sunday Post.
THERE ARE MANY REASONS FOR THIS :
It contains as much reading as a paper costing twice the money. JS^ It contains all
the local news of the day. 2^" It comes to your home in the evening when you have
plenty of time to read. ^SW It invariably contains all the local news which you
get in the other Atlanta daily the next morning after it is printed in The Daily
Post. 3^" The news of the day is boiled down to the smallest intelligent
compass. 2W It gives you a large amount of interesting miscellaneous
reading. 'iW It contains from two to four elegant stories every week.
IW° It is interesting to the old, the middle-aged and the young.
S^°" It is the People's Paper. ^;W Everybody should read it.
TRY' IT FOR A AYEEK OR A 31 O NTH.
IT WILL SURELY PAY WELL.
THE THREE F'S.
One Week Fifteen Cents.
One Month Fifty Cents.
One Year Fhe Dollars.
The Daily Post is under new management, and it will be conducted so as to fully guar-
antee the assertion made above. Call at the office and see a sample copy, or the agent will
furnish you with one.
D. E. CALDWELL, Proprietor,
ATLANTA, ------ GEORGIA.
794 GEO. P. ROVVELL & GO'S
Index Medicus.
A MONTHLY CLASSIFIED RECORD OF THE CURRENT MEDICAL LITERATURE OF
THE WORLD, COMPILED UNDER THE SUPERVISION OF
Dr. John S. Billiugs, Surg. U. S. A., aud Dr. Robt. Fletcher, lYI.R.C.S., Eiig.
This valuable publication has a circulation both in America and Eurojje, chiefly among
the prominent members of the medical profession, and is not merely of local, but of univer-
sal interest. It reaches, therefore, those physicians who wield the greatest influence in the
profession, and is an especially advantageous medium for first-class medical advertisers,
while the position and reputation of the Editors, and the long experience of the Publishers
in the issue of similar works, serve as a guarantee that all statements and promises made
to advertisers will be conscientiously fulfilled. The Index Medicus is published monthly,
and supplements all the leading medical journals (American aud foreign) as a current guide
and general index to all. $6 per annum, postpage pi-epaid, for United States and Canada.
-Rntos fnv 4 .1 vpvrisiiiir • i ^ Page, one insertion.. $25 00 I H Page, one insertion... $9 00
icaies loi Attvei using. ^ i^ Page, one insertion. . 15 00 | J^ Page, one insertion... 6 00
Special terms for continued insertions.
F. LEYPOLDT, PUBLISHER, 13 AND 15 PARK ROW, N. Y.
The Hundredth Meridian.
ISSUED EVERY THURSDAY AT
COZAD, -....- NEBRASKA.
D. CLAYPOOL, Editor; S. W. SCHOOLEY, Publisher.
Terms: - - One Dollar per Annnni, - In Advance.
The Hundredth Meridian has a large and rapidly -increasing circulation ; it is
A First-Class Advertising Medium,
Being second to none in this section of the State.
Langlade County Republican
ANTIGO, W^ISCONSIN.
ISSUED BY GEORGE RATCLIFFE.
The Representative Weekly Paper of its Section.
Published in a new district, peopled by a vigorous and thrifty class. The locality is
destined to be one of the most prosperous in Wisconsin, and is certain to be a very desirable
field for all who wish to do business with the people through advertising.
ADVERTISING RATES ON APPLICATION.
Evening Courier and Weekly
Bulletin.
PUBLISHED BY E. H. BRITTON & SON.
CHARLOTTE, - NORTH CAROLINA.
THE EVENING COURIER, $3 per annnm.
TRI-WEEKLY paper, S3 per annum, in advance.
THE WEEKL.Y BULLETIN, $1 per annum, in advance.
The Evening Courier and the Bulletin are well known as superior advertising mediums.
They contain news of every nature and from all quarters.
AMERICAN NEWSPAPER DIRECTORY.
795
The American Protestant-
Establiiiihed 1S70. Joseph Kobiiison McCrcaily, Editor.
BOSTON, - - (CAMBRIDGEPORT P. O.) • - -
MASS.
DEVOTED TO THE INTERESTS OF AMERICAN PROTESTANT ASSOCIATIONS.
Circulates in every State and Territory in the United States.
Terms : - $'^.00 per Annum, in advance. Advertisements. 20c. per line.
O . A . I .
PEACE,
LAW,
ORDER
UNITY,
JUSTICE,
TRUTH.
FREE SCHOOLS.
FACTS FOR ADVERTISERS.
"The American Protestant is the Organ of the Secret American Protestant Asso-
ciations of the United States. Terms of subscription, $2.00 per annum, in advance. This
fearless opponent of Political Romanism is published at Boston. Advertisements, 20 cents
a line for each insertion. This is the only paper exclusively devoted to the interests of the
great Protestant Associations in the United States or Canada, and is the best advertising
medium in America. This paper is the Pioneer of Protestantism in our Republic, and circu-
lates in every State, having local offices in all the principal cities in the Union. The
American Protestant Publishing Company, Publishers ; circulation 10,000. Established 1870.
Joseph Robinson McCready, Editor."— i<^roirt Pettengill's Newspaper Directory for 1878.
The Weekly Timber Gazette.?]
PUBLISHED EVERY FRIDAY MORNING AT
DARIEN,
GEORGIA.
RICHARD W. GRUBB,
Editor and Publisher.
•ubscription: S!2..30 a Year, in Advance.
ADVERTISING RATES:
Per square, ten lines space, first insertion Si. 50
Per square, each subsequent insertion 1.00
Special Rates to Yearly and Large Advertisers.
The Southern States are at the threshold of a new era of prosperity. In the approaching
development of its resources, Georgia will take a very important part, and for reaching the
people of the State no medium excelling the Timber Gazette can be found.
796 GEO. P. ROWELL & GO'S
The Atlanta Republican.
PUBLISHED EVERY TUESDAY AT
ATLANTA, GEORGIA,
BY W. L. CLARK, EDITOR AND PUBLISHER.
Subscription; $1.00 per Annum.
The circulation of The Republican is very large. It goes to the principal hotels of the
State, cii-culates in everv county in Georgia, and goes into every State in the Union. The
character and extent of its circulation make it a valuable advertising medium.
RATES REASONABLE. SENT ON APPLICATION.
Weekly Herald.
PUBLISHED EVERY SATURDAY AT
MARBLE HILL, _ - - - MISSOURI.
J. W. BALDWIN, EDITOR AND PROPRIETOR.
Subscription: _ . - - $1.50 per Annum.
The Herald has a lai'ge and very influential circulation, and is
THE BEST ADVERTISING MEDIUM IN BOLLINGER COUNTY
Advertising Rates Sent on Application.
The Democrat-
GREENVILLE, TENNESSEE.
J. B. LYON, Editor and Proprietor.
Terms of Subscription : $1.00 a Year.
A thoroughly local paper. Bright and interesting, and has a good circulation. Contains all
the local news, and is certain to be thoroughly read. As an advertising medium
it is becoming more and more in favor with advertisers.
The Stirling (Ont.) News-Argus
A FIRST-CLASS LOCAL AND FAMILY WEEKLY.
TO ADVERTISERS:
Stirling is an important factor in one of the finest agricultural sections of the Dominion,
while the News- Argus records the local proceedings of all parts of the County of Hastings.
There being no other paper published within a radius of sixteen miles, the consequently
large and constantly increasing subscription list, makes the News- Argus a valuable medium
through which advertisers may reach their customers, or find new ones among the intel-
ligent and well-to-do farming population of the central and northern parts of the county ot
Hastings. Published every Friday morning.
SEND POSTCARD FOR SAMPLE COPY, CONTAINING ADVERTISING RATES.
JOHN H. THOMPSON, Editor and Proprietor.
AMERICAN NEWSPAPER DIRECTORY. 797
DAILY. WEEKLY. SUNDAY.
ew Yorker Zeitung.
(N. Y. ALLGEMEIXE ZEITUNG,) (NEW YORKER JOURNAL,)
Established 1845. Established 1861.
Office, No. 15 FRANKFORT STREET,
P. O. BOX 3535. - - NEW YORK.
THE DAILY "NEW YORKER ZEITUNG" IS THE LEADING REPUBLICAN GERMAN
PAPER OF THE EAST. SPECIAL ATTENTION DEVOTED TO THE MINING
INTEREST OF THE COUNTRY. THE ONLY GERMAN PAPER
WHICH PUBLISHES DAILY REPORTS OF THE
STOCK AND MINING EXCHANGES.
THE WEEKLY EDITION OF THE "NEW YORKER ZEITUNG" CIRCULATES EXTEN-
SIVELY THROUGHOUT THE STATES, CANADA, AND ALSO IN
GERMANY. ADVERTISERS ARE INVITED TO EX-
AMINE THE SUBSCRIPTION BOOKS.
ew Yorker Revue.
THE SUNDAY EDITION OF THE "NEW YORKER ZEITUNG" IS THE MOST,
POPULAR FAMILY PAPER PUBLISHED IN NEW YORK CITY.
EVERY GERMAN WHEN ASKED WILL
ADMIT THIS FACT.
798 GEO. P. ROWELL & CO'S
LOW RATES FOR AI>VERTISINC; IN THE
Herald of Truth.
THE LARGEST, MOST WIDELY CIRCULATED AND MOST ABLY EDITED BAPTIST
PAPER ON THE PACIFIC COAST.
ISSUED MONTHLY DURINU 1880.
Rev. GRANVILLE S. ABBOTT, .... EDITOR.
Guaranteed circulation to all Baptist churches throughout the Pacific States and Territories.
SPECIMEN COPIES FREE.
ADDRESS
C. W. DEARBORN, Sec'y Publishing Com.,
OAKLAND, C'AL.
Westfield Pantagraph.
INDEPENDENT, WEEKLY, THURSDAYS.
-WESTFIELD, - - - - - ILLINOIS.
M. R. BAIR, EDITOR AND PUBLISHER.
It is a five-column quarto, published in Westfield, a thriving town of above a thousand
inhabitants, located in the midst of a rich farming country. The central interest of the
town is a college, which has a yearly attendance of about two hundred students.
The Pantagraph has a good and constantly increasing circulation among the best farmers
of the surrounding country, the citizens of the town and college students. It also has a
large foreign circulation among former residents of the place and former students of the
college. No advertising solicited except for the cash, or what may be as good,
Na Space to Give A^ay or Let at Half Price.
Coosa River News.
WEEKLY PAPER, PUBLISHED ON FRIDAYS.
CENTRE, CHEROKEE COUNTY, ALABAMA.
THE BEST ADVERTISING MEDIUM IN NORTH ALABAMA.
Circulation 1,000.
Advertisers will find it to their interest to advertise in the News, as it circulates along
in the valleys of the great Coosa River and in North Alabama and Georgia.
Price : - - - - - $2 a Year.
The Hub Publishing Co. of New
323 PEARL STREET, N. Y. ■ O r K ■ PUBLISHERS OF
"THE HUB,"— An Illustrated Monthly Magazine for Carriage Builders, including
departments known as "Draft-Room," "Body Shop," "Wheel-Shop," " Smith-Shop," "Paint-
Shop," "Trimming-Shop," "Office," "Correspondence," "Dinner flour,' and "Trade News."
Vol. XXII. opened April 1, 1880. Subscription price, $3.00 per year.
"THE A3IERICAN ENTOiyiOLOGIST,"-An Illustrated Monthly Magazine,
devoted to Practical and Scientific Entomology, containing, 1st, Articles of permanent
value on the habits and natural history of species, and especially of those beneficial or In-
jurious to the agriculturist ; 2d, Similar articles on physiology, and anatomy ; 3d, Extracts
from contemporary Entomological periodicals ; 4th, General Notes ; 5th, Extracts from
correspondence ; 6th, Reports of the Transactions of Clubs and Societies ; 7th, Notices and
Reviews of Publications ; 8th, Answers to correspondents ; 9th, Local lists and pvirely de-
scriptive matter. Editor-in-Chief, Prof. Chas. V. Riley. Chief of the U. S. Entomological
Commission ; Assistant Editor, Mr. Andrews. Fuller. The new series, Vol. I., opened Janu-
ary 1, 1880. Subscription price ^-^.00 per year.
AMERICAN NEWSPAPER DIRECTORY
799
E S T A B li I S H E I) 1 M 0 !» .
^^^m- '^^^
r^^^ '-^r-A^Si^
A SPANISH MONTHLY NEWSPAPER.
PUBLISHED IN NEW YORK AT THE END OF EACH MONTH.
"EL ESPEJO" IS PUBLISHED WITH THE VIEW OF EXTENDING THE EXPORT
TRADE OF THE UNITED STATES WITH ALL COUNTRIES WHERE
SPANISH IS SPOKEN, AND HAS A LARGE AND EXTENDED
CIRCULATION IN MEXICO, CENTRAL AND SOUTH AMERICA,
CUBA, THE WEST INDIES, SPAIN AND THE PHIL-
LIPINE AND CANARY ISLANDS, AND THE
WEST AND SOUTHWESTERN POR-
TIONS OP THE UNITED STATES.
FOR RATES OF SUBSCRIPTION AND ADVERTISEMENT, .
Ad (IressETi ESPEJO,
t
No. 4 CEDAR ST., • (P. O. Box 312),
NEW YORK.
8(M) GEO. P. ROWELL & GO'S
The Lancaster Intelligencer.
Pl'BLTSHED DA1L.Y IN THE AFTERNOON, AND WEEKLY ON
WEDNESDAY.
THE LEADING DEMOCRATIC JOURNAL IN PENNSYLVANIA.
STEINMAN & HENSEL, PROPRIETORS,
LANCASTER, ... - PENNSYLVANIA.
The Montreal Herald.
A FIRST-CLASS COMMERCIAL, FAMILY AND NEWS JOURNAL.
Daily and Weekly (S Pages).
MONTREAL HERALD PRINTING AND PUBLISHING COMPANY, PUBLISHERS.
JAMES STEWART, Managing Director.
155 and 157 St. James Street, MONTREAL, CANADA.
Terms of Subscription ; Daily, $6 ; Weekly, 75 cents.
Advertisements inserted at reasonable rates, which will be made known on application
to the Publishers.
The Pleasant Hill Review.
PUBLISHED AT
PLEASANT HILL, - CASS COUNTY, - MISSOURI.
JAMES F, BENNETT, Editor and Proprietor.
Has a large circulation throughout Cass, Johnson, Jackson, Bates and other counties.
Rates are exceedingly low, considering circulation. The Review is the oldest paper in
the county, and is read by all classes.
The Rockford Gazette.
ROCKFORr, ----- ILLINOIS.
DAILY AND WEEKLY.
ABRAHAM E. SMITH, Publisher.
The DAJLY, though not long established, has already won such public favor and
developed such value as an advertising medium, as to show it to be destined to stand forth
as a favorite journal of the advertisingpublic. It enjoys the largest daily circulation in
its section. The WEEKLY GAZETTE is too well known to require special mention.
Its merits endure, and it will always prove in the future, as it has in the past, one of the
best weeklies in the State of Illinois.
CIRCULATION-DAIIiY, 750; WEEKLY, 2,000.
AMERICAN NEWSPAPER DIRECTORY.
801
OH, LADIES ! WHY DON'T YOU TAKE IT ?
THE NICEST.
NEATEST,
SWEETEST,
L.OVELIEST
JOI RNAL.
^^ \ PUBLISHED.
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FOR
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JOUItNAL. DEVOTED TO FLOIMCULTLRE AND HOME SUBJECTS.
THERE IS NO MORE
PURE LITERATURE,
RESTFUL READING,
USEFUL HINTS,
VALUABLE RECIPES,
EXQUISITE MUSIC,
LOVELY ILLUSTRATIONS,
LIBERAL PREMIUMS, OR
FRESH AND SPICY CONTRIBUTIONS
Given with any Journal in the world.
IT HAS ENTERED UPON A NEW ERA, ONE OF SUCCESS AND GENERAL.
APPROBATION.
NO PAINS SHALL BE SPARED TO MAKE EACH SUCCEEDING NU3IBER
SUPERIOR TO THE PRECEDING.
ONE-HALF OF THIS VALUABLE JOURNAL IS DEVOTED TO FLORICULTURE,
THE REMAINDER TO HOUSEHOLD 3IATTERS AND NEW THINGS, WITH A
CHARMING LITTLE STORV IN EACH NUMBER.
Eacli Yearly Subscriber is given $1.00 worth of Flower
Seeds as a Premiiim..
Sl.25— 1 year's subscription, iiiontlily edition, with preniiiini.
.65— Six month's " " " without "
..50— Quarterly " with "
,25— Trial Trip, Three months' subscription, >vith engraving.
ADVERTISING RATES, 50 CENTS PER LINE. AGENTS WANTED EVERYWHERE.
Ladles, if you do not subscribe, send 10 cts. for specimen copies.
ADDRESS
Box 2456.
ADAMS & BISHOP,
46 Beekman St., N. Y.
51
802 GEO. P. HOWELL & CO'S
ational Record.
DANVILLE, PENNSYLVANIA.
VICTOR A. LOTIER, EDITOR AND PROPRIETOR.
SUBSCRIPTIOX: $1.50 PER ANNUM, IN ADVANCE.
An enterprising journal, containing: all the latest news, humorous and interesting read-
ing matter, farm news, etc. It is the right paper for advertisers, as the large advertising
patronage it receives proves.
Advei'tisiug: Rates ou Application.
The Smithville Journal.
ISSUED EVERY THURSDAY AT
SMITHVILLE, - ^ - . TENNESSEE.
W. D. C. & W. B. CARNES, EDITORS AND PUBLISHERS.
The Journal is a wide-awake, enterprising and newsy Democratic journal, having a
large and rapidly-growing circulation in De Kalb and surrounding counties— at present
nearly 1,000. As an advertising medium it is unsurpassed in this section. Advertisers
wishing to advertise where it will pay will take advantage <^)f the columns of the Journal.
Advertising Rates tbe Cheapest in the State.
The Kinmundy Independent.
KINMUNDY, - MARION COUNTY, - ILLINOIS.
EDWARD FREEMAN, EDITOR AND PROPRIETOR.
Terms: $l.oO per Auntiiii, in Advance.
■^ TheJ Independent is a Live Local Paper, issued Fridays. Best paper in the city. Circu-
lates in!Marion, Fayette and Clay Counties. Advertising rates reasonable.
Missouri Valley Times.
PUBLISHED EVERY FRIDAY AT
MISSOURI VALLEY, HARRISON COUNTY, IOWA.
D. 31. HARRIS <^- SONS, Publishers.
Terms; S'-i Per Aniiiiiii, in Advance.
The Times has more than double the circulation of any other paper published in Harri-
son County. Advertising rates moderate ; sent on application.
AMERICAN NEWSPAPER DIRECTORY.
303
The Evening Wisconsin,
MILAVAUKEE.
LiAKCiEST CIRCULATION IN THE CITY.
ADVERTISING RATES
SENT
ON APPLICATION
FOR
DAILY AND WEEKLY.
LARGEST
BOOK AND JOB
PRINTING HOUSE
IN
THE NORTH-WEST.
ESTIMATES SENT.
CRAMER. AIKENS & CRAMER.
The Sanitarian.
1 S 7 .3 - S 0
S3 a Y'ear, iu Advance. 30 cents a Nnuiber. Bound Volumes, %\ each.
The purpose of this publication is to so present the results of the various inquiries Avhlch
have been, and which may hereafter be made for the preservation of health and the expec-
tations of human life, as to make them most advantageous to the public and to the medical
profession.
The practical questions of State Medicine : the health of armies and navies, marine hy-
giene, quarantine, civic cleanliness, water-supply, drainage and sewerage. Sanitary archi-
tecture : light, space, warming and ventilation. Climate and domicile : epidemic, endemic
and hereditary diseases. Occupation, exercise, and habits, food and beverages, in all
varieties of quality and quantity. In short, whatever thing, condition, or circumstance is
in rapport with, or antagonistic to, the most perfect culture of mind and body, will be con
sidered legitimate matter for The Sanitarian to discuss, advocate, condemn or reject at
the Bar of Health. Advertisements will fall under the same category ; none will be ad-
mitted of even questionable character in this regard.
TO ADVERTISERS of Health Resorts and Health Institutions; Healthy Places
and Healthy Homes ; Schools, School Books, and School Furniture ; Efficient Drainage, and
how to effect it ; Di*amage and Sewage Pipes ; Traps and Trappings ; Plumbing Appliances
and Plumbing ; Gas Fixtures and Fitting ; Ventilation and Ventilators ; Warmmg and Cool-
ing ; Cooking and Cookers ; Disinfectants and Deoderants— all means of Purification ; sea-
sonable Clothing, and all other means of Promoting, Protecting, and Preserving Health and
Life ; Food— Crude and Prepared for Infants and Invalids ; Nutrients and Tonics ; in short,
of everything for the Maintenance and Promotion of Health, THE SANITARIAN pre-
sents unequalled facilities. It has a larger circulation, and exercises more influence among
the class of persons efficient in the promotion of Health, and the adoption of every means
«o that end, than any dozen of other publications in the country.
A. N. BELL, A. M., M. D., EDITOR AND PUBLISHER,
NEW YORK.
804 GEO. P. ROWELL & GO'S
Medical Brief.
Monthly Joiirual of Practical Medicine, Chemistry, Pharmacy and Hygiene.
J. J. LAWRENCE, Editor and Proprietor.
Each number contains a Condensed, Readable and Reliable Summary of the Latest Infor-
mation likely to be of Practical and Permanent Value.
LARGEST CIRCULATION OF ANY MEDICAL JOURNAL IN THE WORLD.
15,000 EACH ISSUE.
TERMS: Si A YEAR, IN ADVANCE. SINGLE COPIES, 10 CENTS.
For Advertising Rates, &c., address
MEDICAL BRIEF, - - - ST. LOUIS, MISSOURI.
The Western Reserve Chronicle.
PUBLISHED EVERY WEDNESDAY AT
W^ARREN, TRUMBULL COUNTY, OHIO.
WILLIAM RITEZEL & CO., - - - EDITORS AND PROPRIETORS.
Terms: $1.50 per Auniiiii, iu Advance.
The Chronicle is a flrst-class local paper, and circulates throughout the State. As an
advertising medium it is unsurpassed in this section.
IN ITS SIXTH YEAR.
The Chase County Courant.
published every FRIDAY AT
COTTONWOOD FALLS, KANSAS.
W. E. TIMMONS, ----- EDITOR AND PUBLISHER.
Terms: SI. 50 per Annum, in Advance.
The CouRANT is an ably-edited and well-printed journal, devoted to the interests of
Chase county. Has a good and growing circulation, and is one of the best advertising
mediums in Kansas. Rates low. Orders solicited.
A NEWSpaper : not a VIEAVSpaper.
The School Bulletin
AND NEW YORK STATE E D IT C A T I O N A 1, JOURNAL.
PUBLISHED AT SYRACUSE, NEW YORK.
ILLUSTRATED. SIXTEEN TO TWENTY-FOUR PAGES. MONTHLY. Si A YEAR.
DAVIS, BARDEEN »fc CO., PUBEISHERS.
The School Bulletin inaugurates a new era in educational journalism, aiming to be
not a magazine but a newspaper ; to deal not with theories, but with facts ; to present not
papers and addresses, but accurate and condensed statistics, reports and descriptions of
existing systems, schools, buildings, methods. In short, by presenting what every teacher
ought to know, and can here most easily learn, it aims to be indispensable to every think-
ing educator.
AMERICAN NEWSPAPER DIRECTORY. 805
Journal and Messenger.
(In its Forty-Ninth Year.)
G. W. LASHER, Publisher, No. 178 ELM STREET,
CINCINNATI, OHIO.
THE MOST WIDELY CIRCULATED BAPTIST WEEKLY IN
THE GREAT CENTRAL. STATES.
The Journal and Messenger is the organ of the Baptists of Ohio, Indiana, West Vir-
ginia, Iowa, Kansas, Nebraska, Wisconsin, and Minnesota, the most intelligent and enter-
prising of whom are its readers, and has, with one exception, a larger circulation than any
other Baptist paper west of New York.
It presents the VERY BEST MEDIUM FOR ADVERTISERS.
Advertising Rate : 16 cents per Agate Line.
Discount : 10 per cent, for four insertions ; 20 per cent, for thirteen insertions ; 40 per
cent, for twenty-six insertions ; 10 per cent, for fifty lines or more. Geo. P. Rowell & Co.,
Advertising Agents, New York.
Among the many commendations of this paper, as an advertising medium, the follow-
ing from Messrs. E. C. Atkins & Co., entirely unsolicited, tells the result of experience :
Indianapolis, Ind., December 22, 1879.
Editor Journal and Messenger :
Dear Sir.— As a matter of simple justice due your valuable paper, we wish to say to you
that we are well satisfied with our advertisement in your paper. In our experience in this
line, we have never had a.s many direct inquiries and orders, knowingly, as to one single
card, as we have had during the past few years in answer to this card in the Journal and
Messenger. Yours truly, E. C. Atkins & Co.
806 GEO. P. ROWELL & CO'S
The Daily Review.
PUBLISHED AT
TOWANDA, BRADFORD COUNTY, PENNSYLVANIA.
IS THE ONLY DAILY IN NORTHERN PENNSYLVANIA.
Has a Large and Rapidly liici'(*aNiiior Circulation.
SUBSCRIPTION: 25 CENTS
PER MONTH.
ADVERTISEMENTS INSERTED
ON FAVORABLE TERMS.
SEND FOR .SAMPLE COPY.
L'Echo D'iberville.
PUBLISHED AT
ST. JOHN, .... PROV. QUEBEC.
FRED. HAUDE, EDITOR AND PUBLISHER.
Subscription: - - - $1.50 per Annum.
An eight-page, flve-column, political, agricultural, commercial and literary weekly. It
is published in French, in the intei*ests of the Southern counties, and as a medium thi'ough
which to reach this class and this region, It has no superior.
Advertising Rates Sent on Application.
The Phonograph.
PHILLIPS, FRANKLIN COUNTY, MAINE.
O. M. MOORE, EDITOR AND PROPRIETOR.
Subscription: ----- $1.00 per Annum.
A live, local newspaper, enterprising and interesting.
It contains all the latest local and general home news, choice miscellany, &c. An ex-
cellent advertising medium, and has a circulation of nearly l.CKX).
Advertising rates sent on application.
The AtlaiUic Times.
ATLANTIC CITY, NEW JERSEY.
PUBLISHED EVERY THURSDAY MORNING.
J. F. HALiLi, . - . . Editor and Proprietor.
TERMS :— Daily Times (Season), $1.50 ; Weekly Times (One Year), $1.50. Subscrip-
tions invariably in advance. All orders aud advertising cards should be addressed to
"THE ATLANTIC TIMES,"
Atlantic City, New Jersey.
The circulation of the Weekly Times is now 1,(J00, and increasing each week. It contains
the latest news — home and foreign— and choice reading matter, and is independent in
politics. It is sold on all the trains between Atlantic City and Philadelphia, and is a flrst-
class advertising medium.
The daily edition is published during July and August.
AMERICAN NEWSPAPER DIRECTORY. 807
EMtabli8he<l 1879.
The Leader,
Published by the W. F. McKAY PRINTING CO.,
IN THE
CITY OF HAMILTON, ONTARIO,
IS THE ONLY TE>IPERANCE PAPER IN CANADA HAVING A
GUARANTEED CIRCULATION OF OVER
2,500 COPIES WEEKLY.
Contract Rateis ol" Ailvertisiug: S§1*2,00 per ineh, per year.
THE McKAY PRINTING CO. HAS THE REPUTATION OF TURNING .OUT
THE FINEST PRINTING EVER SHOWN,
AND
SOME FIFTY SPECIMENS
Of very fine plain, color and rule work will be sent, post-paid, to any
address, on receipt of One Dollar.
W. F. McKAY, Manager,
HAMILTON, - - - _ CANADA.
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The Catholic.
PUBLISHED EVERY SATURDAY AT
PITTSBURGH, - - - - PENNSYLVANIA.
JACOB PORTER, Editor and Publisher.
Advertising Rates (One Square of 10 Lines):
One time $1 00 I Two months $ 5 00
Two times . . 1 75 | Three months 7 00
Three times 2 50 I Six months 12 00
One month 3 00 j One year 20 00
TERMS: ^'i.'20 PER YEAR, IN ADVANCE.
The Riverside Press.
PUBLISHED AT
BRIDGEPORT, OHIO.
W. JAY ASHENHURST, EDITOR AND PUBLISHER.
Si per Year, if Paid in Advance.
A THOROUGHLY LOCAL PAPER. AS A MEANS TO REACH THE PEOPLE OF THIS
SECTION, " THE PRESS " IS UNEXCELLED.
The Sunday Picayune.
/ —
PUBLISHED EVERY SUNDAY MORNING AT
ALEXANDRIA, VIRGINIA,
BY D. W. WHITING.
Terms: _ _ - $1.30 a Year, - By Mail, Prepaid.
The Picayune is a thoroughly local paper. The only one published on
Sunday in Alexandria, and is
AN EXCELLENT ADVERTISING MEDIUM.
The Ritchie Democrat.
PUBLISHED BY E. S. ZEVELY & CO.,
CAIRO, - - - - WEST VIRGINIA.
$1.50 per Year, in Advance.
Advertisements inserted at reasonable rates. Special rates furnished upon application
at this office.
The Democrat is the largest and lowest-priced journal in West Virginia. It is read by
nearly 3,000 people every week, has an average and growing circulation in Ritchie, Gilmer,
Wood, Harrison, Pleasant, Tyler, Jackson, Doddridge, Wirt, Calhoun, Roane, and other
counties, and therefore is one of the best advertising mediums in this section.
AIMERICAN NEWSPAPER DIRECTORY. 809
Western Tobacco Journal and
Grocers' Review.
CINCINNATI, OHIO.
PUBLISHED EVERY MONDAY'
MASON & BENTLEY, ..... EDITORS AND PUBLISHERS.
Substcriptiou : $!:J per Y'ear.
IT IS THE ONL.Y' REFR^ENTATIVE OF THE TOBACCO TRADE
WEST OF NEW YORK.
It contains all the new orders Issued from the Treasury or Revenue Offices, concerning
the Tobacco Trade ; a tabulated statement of Stocks of Tobacco on hand in the markets of
the world, every month ; the market reports every week from the Cisar and Tobacco pro-
ducing sections, keeping you posted on the ruling price and condition of the market ; all
Business Changes and Failures in the Trade, a very important matter to the business pub-
lic ; all the New Patents and Trade Marks issued to those engaged in Cigar and Tobacco
Manufacturing.
The Grocery and Tobacco Trade being so identified with each other, for the benefit of
Tobacco and Cigar Manufacturers we will commence with our June issue sending 1,000
sample copies per week to Jobbers, Wholesale Grocers, Cigar and Tobacco Dealers and
Manufacturers, Retail Grocers and Countrj- Merchants, and will continue to do so until
every firm in the above business in the States of
OHIO, INDIANA, ILLINOIS,
KENTUCKY, TENNESSEE, GEORGIA,
ALABAMA, MISSISSIPPI, IOWA,
MISSOURI. KANSAS, COLORADO,
ARKANSAS, FLORIDA, LOUISIANA,
TEXAS, WISCONSIN, PENNSYLVANIA,
VIRGINIA, UTAH, NORTH CAROLINA,
receives a copy of our paper. If it is your desire and aim to make trade in this large sec-
tion, our paper now presents you an opportunity never before ottered.
We recognize the rights of advertisers, and that you may realize the full benefits of any
space contracted for, we guarantee to place and keep your advertisement upon pages with
live reading matter.
We herewith present you our lowest cash rates for space. In making these rates, we
have deducted from our regular rates 25 per cent, commision, that being the amount we
would have to allow any advertising agent. By doing business direct you get the minimum
rates, as follows :
ONE INCH IN DEPTH.
Over 1 Column, 1 year S15 00
TWO INCHES IN DEPTH.
Over 2 Columns, 1 year $50 00
Over 1 Column, 6 months 10 OO Over 2 Columns, 6 months 30 00
Over 1 Column, 3 months 5 00
Over 2 Columns, 1 year 30 CO
Over 2 Columns, 6 months.. 15 00
Over 2 Columns, 3 months 10 W
Over 2 Columns, 3 months 15 00
Over 2 Columns, 1 year (4 in. deep) 90 00
Over 2 Columns, 6 months " 50 ai
Over 2 Columns, 3 months " 30 00
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The News
AND OTTAWA VAI^LEY ADVOCATE,
IS PUBLISHED EVERY TUESDAY AT
li'ORIGNAL, ONTARIO.
Terms oi Subscription: Si. 35, Strictly in Advance.
JOHN BUTTERFIELD, EDITOR AND PROPRIETOR.
Advertising Rates : Transient Advertisements, one inch, one week, yOc. Each
additional week, 15c.
The News is one of the brightest, most interesting and enterprising papers ijublished in
Ontario. Its forty columns are devoted to the latest foreign and local news, choice litera-
ture, science, farm news, correspondence, &c. It has a deservedly widespread circulation,
and is an excellent advertising medium.
The Tribune.
Price, - $1.50 a Year, In Advance.
PUBLISHED AT
SENECA, ^_ KANSAS.
H. C. ADAMS, Publisher.
The Tribune is an 8-page Independent newspaper, devoted to local and general news
and the interests of the people of its district.
ADVERTISING RATES:
Rates on contracts for one month or more, 10 cents one inch, one insertion.
Single insertion, 12J^ cents per inch.
The Sun.
Published Every Thursday by H. C. FERRIS at
NORTH BALTIMORE, OHIO.
*'The Sun" is Neutral in Politics, antl is Devoted to the Interests
of its Patrous.
TERMS: Si.50 PER YEAR.
The Sun is the only paper published in North Baltimore, and one of the best advertising
mediums in Wood County. It has a good circulation, and is bright and entertaining, con-
taining the latest foreign and local news, farm and garden news, choice literature, etc.
KATES SENT ON APPLICATION.
The Democrat.
A FOUR-PAGE SEVEN-COLUMN PAPER.
Established 1877.
PUBLISHED AT - SHERMAN, TEXAS,
BY G. O. AND E. C. HUNTER.
Subscription: _ _ ~ - $1.50 per Auuuin.
The Democrat is now a fixed institution. The exponent of the people's wishes, senti-
ments and interests, and general advertising medium.
It circulates largely in Northern and Western Texas, and goes into almost every State
in the Union, and is therefore a desirable advertising medium.
^yVIERICAN NEWSPAPER DIRECTORY. 811
New York Review.
ESTABLISHED 1873.
The leading independent, political and family newspaper of the United States, devoted
to financial, labor and civil service reform. The Review, in addition to its llteraiy, news
and political columns, has a carefully-revised market report, and health, fashion, scientific
and household departments, under the charge of experienced editors.
Price: 75 Cents per Year. Published Every Saturday.
ADVERTISING RATES:
(No reduction from these rates, or for continued advertisements.)
Ordinary advertisements, per line 25c..
Business notices, 3d page, per line 40c.
Reading notices, 1st, 2d and 3d page, per line 75e.
CIRCULATION 3 0,000, AND RAPIDLY INCREASING.
THE REVIEW PUBLISHING C03IPANY,
9 SPRUCE STREET, - - - - NE"W YORK.
ew Richmond Democrat.
PUBLISHED EVERY THURSDAY AT
NEW RICHMONr, AVISCONSIN.
Terms: $1.50 per Annum, in Advance. Other^vise, invariably $2.00.
M. P. STEPHENS, Editor and Proprietor.
The Only Democratic Journal in the Upper St. Croix Valley
and Northern Wisconsin.
IT IS DEVOTED TO LITERATURE, POLITICS, FOREIGN AND HOME NEWS. &C.,
AND IS A STRONG ADVOCATE OF TEMPERANCE AND REFORM.
AS AN ADVERTISING MEDIUM IT IS UNSURPASSED,
HAVING A STEADIL.Y INCREASING CIRCULA-
TION, AT PRESENT 1,150 COPIES WEEKLY.
BEING A BRIGHT, ENTERPRISING JOURNAL, AND ONE LIKELY TO BE PRE-
SERVED, IT IS CERTAIN TO AMPLY REPAY THOSE
WHO MAKE USE OF ITS COLUMNS.
812 GEO. P. ROWELL & GO'S
The Stillwater Enterprise.
AN INDEPENDENT WEEKLY NEWSPAPER, DEVOTED TO GENERAL NEWS, POLITICS,
LITERATURE, AND MATTERS OF LOCAL INTEREST.
STILLWATER, NEW YORK.
PUBLISHED EVERY SATURDAY MORNING.
Terms : Si. 50 per Year, - in Advance.
AN EXCELLENT AND VIGOROUS NEWSPAPER.
RAXDOLPH UOTTS, Editor and Publisher.
White Hall Times
AND TREMPEALEAU CO. MESSENGER.
PUBLISHED AT - WHITE HALL, - WISCONSIN.
IMi e Official County Paper.
F. E. BEACH, ... - - EDITOR AND PROPRIETOR.
Subscription: !§1.50, in Advance.
A live, enterprising, four-page eight column journal. Contains all the latest foreign and
home news, fiction, farm news, correspondence, c&c.
It has a good circulation, and is a superior advertising medium.
The Commoner.
PUBLISHED EVERY SATURDAY BY 3IOSES HULL & CO.
46 School Street, - - - - BOSTON, MASS.
MOSES HULL and W. D. HULL, Editors.
Terms of Subscription : $1.50 a Year.
The Commoner is a newly established Greenback paper, eight pages. An ably edited and
well-printed sheet. It is an excellent advertising medium, having an
unusual, wide-spread and steadily increasing circulation.
ADVERTISING RATES REASONABLE ; SENT ON APPLICATION.
Virginia Courier.
PUBLISHED EVERY SATURDAY AT
MANCHESTER, VIRGINIA.
A. MONTEIRO, M. D., EDITOR AND PUBLISHER.
AN INDEPENDENT JOIKNAE. CIIiCUI.ATION 1,300.
Subscription : $1 50 per Annum, in Advance.
The best and cheapest advertising medium in the State of Virginia. We advertise for
reliable parties only. Advertisers cannot find a better chance for placing themselves
before the public.
AMERICAN NEWSPAPER DIRECTORY. 813
Der New York Republikaner.
ESTABL.ISHED 1875.
Office, No. 245 Broadway, Opposite City Hall Park,
NEAV YORK CITY.
A. M. BYLAND, .-..-.. PUBLISHER,
Advertiseiueuts Solicited at Reasonable Rates.
PROSPECTUS OF " DER NEW YORK REPUBLIKANER," FOR THE PRESIDENTIAL
CAMPAIGN OF 1880.
Since the issue of the first number of Der New York Republikaner, five years ago, it
has steadily grown in circulation and in popular favor, until we have acquired thousands
of readers in the Northern States.
Our Republicanism is of the uncompromising type, yielding nothing of the principles
that have guided the Republican party since its birth.
We uphold the cause of a " free ballot " as the coi-ner stone of the Republic ; we advocate
the maintenance of the rights of all American citizens without regard to religion, race,
color, or place of birth, everywhere within the jurisdiction of the United States, and
against the aggressions of any foreign power ; we bespeak the continuation of the financial
policy of our Republican administrations, which has culminated in a steadj' decrease of
the rate of interest on the public debt, and has firmly established the successful resumption
of specie payments, thus setting the face of the country forward on the road to prosperity
and development of its immense and inexhaustible resources.
Der New York Republikaner specially appeals to the German Americans, who num-
ber nearly 8U0,(XH) voters, and are mostly distributed over the Northern States, in behalf of
the Republican party, as representing American Nationality against the loose theories of a
looser Confederacy. We urge upon these citizens to become active members of the party,
which preserved the unity and the destiny of their second fatherland, and which means to
maintain the rights and the privileges of all American citizens in fact as well as on paper.
Der New York Republikaner advocates, as a Republican measure, the speedy estab-
lishment of a National Bureau of Education, under such rules and regulations as may be
deemed best, to extend the beneficieut free school system of the Northern States through-
out all parts of the Union, which we believe would strengthen the capacity of the American
people for successful self-government, and promote the undisputed continuance of Ameri-
can liberty.
Der New York Republikaner is an out and out progressive Republican paper, con-
tinually seeking to increase the volume of the Republican vote in every State of the Union,
by making political pi'oselytes among American citizens of German birth.
With the new apportionment under the census of 1880, the possibility of again seeing
the " United States " ruled bj' the remnants of an oligarchj-, that still represents a " Solid
South," aided and abetted by a few Tammany wards in the cities of New York and
Brooklyn, and the Copperhead-Butternut States of Indiana, New Jersey and Connecticut
will have disappeared forever, and therefore it ought to be the one great aim of every Re-
publican and patriot to secure this result beyond any peradventure, by a decisive, indis-
putable Republican victory at the ballot box next November.
The Republican party has but one available element among whom it can recruit its
strength and numbers, and that is tlie German-born element of the North, which Is and
always was at heart in sympathy with the patriotic, loyal and honest sentiment of the
Union-men of the Nation.
This element, it is not too much to claim, aided in securing the great triumpli in the re-
cent Ohio Campaign, that started the Republican tidal wave of 1879, and to disseminate
Republican principles among them Der New York Republikaner presents an intelligent
and serviceable medium.
FOR CLUBS OF TEN OR MORE SUBSCRIBERS WE WILL SEND " DER NEW YORK
REPUBLIKANER" (POST-PAID) FOR ONE YEAR AT SEVENTY-FIVE CENTS
FOR EACH SUBSCRIBER. SINGLE SUBSCRIPTIONS ONE DOLLAR
PER ANNUM. INVARIABLY PAYABLE IN ADVANCE.
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Church and People
AN INDEPENDENT REVIEW OF ECCLESIASTICAL, SOCIAL AND POLITICAL AFFAIRS,
AND OF CURRENT LITERATURE.
Siibsfrii>tioii: One Dollar a Year, Post-paid.
PUBLISHED EVERY MONTH BY
BROMFIEL.D & CO., 658 BROADTVAY, NEW YORK.
The Springvale Reporter.
DEVOTED TO LOCAL NEWS AND BUSINESS.
Piibli!!«he(l Every Saturday at
SPRINGVALE, MAINE.
H. CARLTON CHEEVER, Editor and Publisher.
Terms: $1 per Aiiuiiiii, in Advance.
The Reporter is the only paper in a large extent of country, which makes it a valuable
medium of communication with the people of this section.
ESTABLISHED JANUARY 1, 1875. CIRCULATION 550.
ESTABLISHED 1855.
The Times.
X-EAVENWORTH, KANSAS.
The Liargest Circulation of any Paper in Kansas.
Daily, per Year, $8 ; Weekly, per Year, $1 25.
The Times has bought the Commercial, the Conservative and the Bulletin, and now rep-
resents their combined circulation.
The Times is the oldest paper in Kansas.
The Times is the leading paper in Kansas.
The Times is the best advertising medium in Kansas.
The Times is published in the largest city in the State.
The Times is the best paper in the State.
The Ti»iES is the only paper in the city of Leavenworth receiving the Associated Press
dispatches.
The Times is the official paper of the city and the county of Leavenworth.
Address D. R. ANTHONY, LEAVENWORTH, KANSAS.
La Cronica.
EOS ANGELES, __ CALIFORNIA.
It is the only paper published in Spanish in Southern California, and the largest published
in said language in the State. Size, 26 by 38 inches, containing 32 columns.
PASTOR DE CELIS, Publisher.
Published every Saturday morning. Is the representative of the Spanish race of this
country. Established in 1872. In its columns appear the Latest News, the best selected
Literature, and the opinions of the best Spanish writers on general topics.
Rates of Subscription (Postage paid by the Publisher) : One year, $4 ; Six months,
S2.50 ; Single number, 15 cents ; Foreign— One year, $6.
This paper is the best advertising medium to reach the Spanish-American popula^;ion of
California, Arizona, Colorado, New Mexico, and the Spanish-American Republics.
Advertising Rates Moderate.
AMERICAN NEWSPAPER DIRECTORY. 815
American Wine & Crape Grower.
A 3IONTHT.\ JOURNAL. DEVOTED TO THE
INTER EJSTS OF THE WINE AND GKAPE
(GROWERS OF THE UNITED STATE?S.
CIRCULATES ALL OVER THE COUNTRY. AMONG THE GRAPE AND FRUIT
GROWERS, AND AMONG THE WINE TRADE GENERALLY.
A SPLENDID MEDIUi>I FOR ADVERTISERS*.
ADVERTISING RATES LOW.
SUBSCRIPTION: $1 PER ANNUM.
O ffi c e : •3 4 5 BROAD W A Y ,
NEW YORK CITY.
ESTABLISHED 18 5ti.
ew Yorlcer Belletristisches
Journal.
A WEEKLY GERMAN PAPER.
DEVOTED TO LITERATURE, ART, SCIENCE, POLITICS
AND GENERAL NEWS.
OFFICE :
No. 39 PARK ROW (TIMES BUILDING), P. O. Box 3595.
THE ONLY GERMAN PAPER HAVING A NATIONAL CIRCULATION.
Terms, $5.00 per Aunuiii.
RATES OF ADVERTISING PER LINE:
For one week i^O.'iO
For one month 0.7>3
For two months 1,'io
For three months 1.75
For six months $3.00
For twelve months 5.00
Special Notices, each insertion 0.'25
Business Notices, each insertion.. . 0.50
Editorial Notices, each insertion $1.00.
R I D O L P H L E X O AY «fc CO., Publishers,
39 PARK ROW^ (Times Building), NEW^ YORK.
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The People's Voice.
REISTERSTOW^N, ----- MARYLAND.
B. H. SCOTT, PUBLISHER.
TERMS: Si 00 PER YEAR, IN ADVANCE.
AN INDEPENDENT FAMILY NEWSPAPER. ADVERTISING RATES ON APPLICATION.
The People's Voice is a well-established, widely-circulating, enterprising .ioiirnal. It is
an excellent advertising medium, and will repay those who malce use of its columns.
Insurance&Real Estate Journal.
ESTABLISHED 1862.
Subscription: iS3 per Aumiiii.
T. & I. SLATOR, PROPRIETORS,
23 DEY STREET, - - - - NEW YORK CITY,
PUBLISHERS OF THE
Celebrated Percentage Fire and Life Insurance Charts.
The Grayson Clipper.
PUBLISHED EVERY THURSDAY MORNING AT
INDEPENDENCE, VIRGINIA.
W. R. WRIGHT, EDITOR AND PUBLISHER.
SUBSCRIPTION: $1 00 PER ANNUM, IN ADVANCE.
Rates of Advertising : One square (10 lines), first insertion, 75 cents ; two insertions,
25. Liberal reductions made in advertisements for a longer period.
The Insurance Advocate.
ESTABLISHED IN 1870.
DEVOTED TO L,EGITI3IATE INSURANCE. CIRCULATED IN ALL.
THE SOUTHERN STATES.
Subscription Only T >v o Dollars.
WILLIAM P. GRETTER, - - - . EDITOR AND PROPRIETOR.
RICHMOND, VIRGINIA.
AMERICAN NEWSPAPER DIRECTORY.
817
Religio-Philosophical Journal.
CHICAGO,
ILLINOIS.
A large eight-page Weekly Paper, devoted to the Exposition of Modern
rSpirituali!»in.
Established ix 1860.
THIS SUPERIOR ADVERTISING MEDIUM CIRCULATES ALMOST ENTIRELY AMONG A
HIGHLY INTELLIGENT, THINKING CLASS OF PEOPLE, MOST OF WHOM ARE
POSSESSED OF PECUNIARY COMPETENCE, AND ARE ABLE TO TEST AND
APPRECIATE ALL, WITHIN THE RANGE OF THEIR NEEDS, WHICH
IS BROUGHT BEFORE THEM IN THE ADVERTISING COL-
UMNS OF THE RELIGIO-PHILOSOPHICAL JOURNAL.
The Great West, Imperial in its Resources, is noMi", by the Return of Pros-
perity, in condition to Buy ; and Advertisers who take ju-
dicious advantage of the (»olden Opportunity
■«vill Reap the Abundant Harvest.
PRESSS C03IMENTS.
* ♦ * Seems disposed to discuss questions in
excellent temper and a spirit of toleration.
♦ * * Few care to investigate in its spirit of
finding truth at any cost.— Infer- Oe^an.
* ♦ * Seems to have got the inside track
among the religious weeklies.— C/iicof/o (Sun-
day) Times.
What a profound Student of Religious His-
tory says :
The Religio-Philosophical JorRXAL, of Chi-
cago, in its editorial management, is supe-
rior, and, in point of ability, beats other
periodicals of its class. * * * The Journal
endeavors, in its peculiar sphere, to exhibit
Spiritualism in its better aspects, in forms by
which a scientific person can grasp and com-
prehend it ; and the subjects are presented
with a force, clearness and carefulness which
will commend them to thoughtful considera-
tion.—i^Vo/n the Medical Tribune, May, 1879,
edited by Alex. Wilder, M.D., Xew York.
* * * As an honest paper we commend it to
It Is considered good authority on all mat- those who wish to investigate what is known
ters relating to Spiritual Fhilosophy. —Loicell l as Spiritualism.— TTie National Citizen, Syra-
(Mass.) Morning Times, I cuse, N. Y.
The OPPONENTS of SPIRITUALISM, who desire to be familiar with its progress and
development, will find the JOURNAL a fair, candid and trustworthy channel of informa-
tion. We respectfully commend the paper to all classes.
♦ ♦ * A paper which will
spect of all, both friends
Pontiac (III.) Sentinel.
command the re-
and opponents. —
Concurrent Commendations from W^idely Opposite Sources.
I read your paper every week with great
interest.— H. W. Thomas, D.D., Methodist.
I congratulate you on the management of
the paper. ♦ * * I indorse your position as to
the investigation of the phenomena. — Samuel
Watson, D.D., Spiritualist.
You are conducting the Jourxal in the true
spirit of honest research.— B. F. Undet-wood,
Materialist.
Good for you ! Never man in vour ranks
did half so well, that I know of. Brave it is,
and right.— i2ef. Robert Collyer, Unitarian.
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LOCAL BANKS.
JOHN C. BUNDY, Editor and Publisher.
GEO. P. ROWELL & CO. will furnish Estimates for Advertising in this Paper.
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The Art Interchange
ISSUED FORTNIGHTLY.
DEVOTED TO THE PROMOTION OF THE
POLITE AUTfS IX AMERICA.
THE LEADING AUTHORITY ON DECORATIVE ART. CIRCULATION AMONG
PEOPLE OF SURPLUS MEANS. A REPRESENTATIVE AMERICAN
HOUSEHOLD .JOURNAL THAT NEVER SEES THE
WASTE BASKET.
Advertising Kates: I'i Cents per Agate Line. No Deviation.
140 NASSAU STREET, NEW YORK.
anticoke Chronicle.
NORTH M. HARTMAN, .... EDITOR AND PUBLISHER.
PUBLISHED EVERY SATURDAY AT
NANTICOKE, PENNSYLVANIA.
Terms: - - - - - $1 per Year.
A representative local journal, devoted to literature, new.s— home and foreign, farm
Hi ws, etc. It has a good circulation, and is a good advertising medium.
Advertising Rates sent on Application.
The Hastings Plaindealer.
HASTINGS, lOlVA.
By H. C. AYRES.
LIBERAL, LIVELY, PROGRESiSIVE, ATTRACTIVE.
ALL HOME-MADE. ESTABLISHED 1879.
Good patronage, rapidly increasing. Leading National Greenback-Labor paper of
Southwestern Iowa. Splendid advertising medium. " Greenbackers " read, think, and buy
—"jest samee likee Meliean man." No snides or humbugs need apply.
For sample copies or legitimate advertising, address
PLAINDEALER, Hastings, Iowa.
Big Lick Weekly News.
BIG LICK, .... VIRGINIA.
ARTHUR N. DERR, EDITOR AND PROPRIETOR,
The News is an excellent advertising medium, having a wide-spread circulation
(which, it is thought, will reach 2,W)0 during the year) through Roanoke, Botetourt, Bed-
ford, Campbell, Craig, Franklin, Floyd, Giles and Montgomery Counties. Probably the
most extensive circulation of any weekly in Virginia, through a great wheat and tobacco
region. It visits many manufacturers of tobacco and country stores. Advertisers intend-
ing to reach this class of customers may well use the coliimns of the News. It Is an
especially good place for commission merchants' cards.
Advertising Rates sent on Application.
AMERICAN NEWSPAPER DIRECTORY. 819
STANDARD MERCANTILE PUBIilCATIONS.
Sheldon's Jobbing Trade.
CONTAINING CLASSIFIED LISTS OF JOBBElllS IN THE DIFFERENT CITIES;
CLASS OF MDSE. BOUGHT, AND NAMES OF BUYERS'
OFFICE IN NEW YORK, AND RESIDENT BUYERS.
Price: - St'i.OO, - Post-paid.
Sheldon's Export Trade.
CONTAINING BUYERS FOR FOREIGN :>1AKKETS; CLASS OF 3IDSE.
BOUGHT, AND COl NTRIES BOUCiHT F<Hl.
Price: - S^J.OO, - Post-paid.
SHELDON'S REFERENCE BOOKS.
FOR HOME AND EXPORT BUYERS.
J. D. SHEUDON & CO.,
115 'WORTH STREET, - - - NEAV YORK.
The Shipping & Commercial List
and New York Price Current.
Conducted by SELAH C. CORNISH.
IS PUBLISHED WEDNESDAY AND SATURDAY MORNINGS.
Office : 68 William Street, Cor. Cedar, New York.
ESTABLISHED 179.5.
Among the shipping and fomniercial journals of the country, so closely connected with
its material prosperity, The Shipping and Commercial List has for nearly a century held a
Harper's Magazine in peri
prise, or by the London Times in widespread and substantial influence.
For the purpose of communicating with firms connected with shipping and commercial
interests, it possesses the most excellent means available. Its effective value as an adver-
tising medium may in some measure be attested by the experience of the very many
prominent business' houses that have for long periods used its advertising columns with
such gratifving results.
As a commercial and shipping new.spaper, it aims to till the highest standard looked for
by the public.
Its shipping news is the most complete, accurate and prompt in the world.
Its market reports are the fullest and most reliable presented by any public or private
authority, and are more consulted and depended on than any other.
<"ity Subscription: S>10 per Anuiiiii; Country Su'jscription : S9 per Anuiiiii.
fe2() GEO. P. ROWELL & (JO'S
The Evolution.
A MONTHLY REVIEW OF SCIENCE AND LITERATURE.
$2 W PER YEAR, 20 CENTS PER COPY.
The Scientific Man.
A WEEKLY JOURNAL OF ELEMENTARY SCIENCE,
$1.00 per Year. 'Z Cents pei* Copy*
ASA K. BUTTS, PUBLISHER,
9 DEY STREET, NETV YORK.
Westfleld Free Press.
$1 per Aiiimin, _ _ . , _ > in Advance.
E. M. BIXBY, EDITOR;
PUBLISHED AT TVESTFIEL.T), PENNSYLVANIA.
A bright, local paper, devoted to literature, local correspondence and news. Being a
thorough home journal, it is an excellent advertising medium for this section.
Atlvertisingr Rates sent on Application.
The Alexandria News.
PUBLISHED EVERY SATURDAY BY
M. J. ABBOTT. EDITOR AND PROPRIETOR,
AT ALEXANDRIA, THAYER COUNTY, NEBRASKA.
Terms of Subscription: Single Copy, One Year, $t2.00.
The New s is an enterprising four-page six-column journal. It has a good circulation-,
and is an excellent advertising medium.
Rates sent on application.
The Roxbury Gazette and South
End Advertiser.
Pnbli^shed every Thursday Morning by
STEPHEN P. O'DONNELL & CO., Editors and Proprietors.
AT
No. 2239 Washington Street (ROXBURY), BOSTON, MASS>
The Gazette is a bright, interesting journal, has a wide circulation and is an excellent
advertising medium. It is well estaldished and is certain to repay those who use
its advertising columns. Advertising rates sent on application.
AMERICAN NEWSPAPER DIRECTORY. 821
Barnes's Periodicals.
INTERNATIONAL REVIEW.
Monthly, One Year, S5.00.
MAGAZINE OF AMERICAN HISTORY.
Monthly, One Year, $3.00.
BARNES'S EDUCATIONAL MONTHLY.
One Year, $1.50.
A COMBINATION OFFER :
International Review. /
^ One Year $9.00
Historical Magazine. ;
I
One Year 9.50
International Revie^v,
Historical Magazine,
Edncational Monthly.
International Review,
Educational Monthly.
Historical Magazine, /
,- One Year .5.75
Educational Monthly. )
One Year 5.75
BARNES'S REVIEW, MAGAZINE, AND EDUCATIONAL, MONTHLY:
Specimen copies of the three sent to any address, with a view to subscribing, on re-
ceipt of 45 cents in postage stamps ; or either on receipt of 15 cents. Each takes high
rank in its special sphere.
These periodicals are unexceptionable advertising mediums.
A. S. BARNES & CO., Publlshers,
111 & 113 "William Street, - - NEW YORK.
822 GEO. P. ROWELL & CO'S
The American Homoeopath.
MONTHLY. - $2.00 PER YEAR, IN ADVANCE. - 340 PA<;ES.
EDITED BY CHAS. E. BLUMENTHAL, M. D., Ph. D., LL. D.
Advertising Rates:— 1 page, 1 year, $80 ; y> page, 1 year, $45 ; H page, 1 year, $'^.5.
THE HOMCEOPATHIC JOURNAL OF OBSTETRICS AND
DISEASES OF WOMEN AND CHILDREN.
(QUARTERLY.)
HENRY MINTON, A. M., M. D., EDITOR.
Accorded the honor of being the most valuable recent production in homoeopathic
medical literature.
Advertisi.ng Rates :— 1 piige, 1 year, $4 0; J^ page, 1 year, $'^*i; H page, 1 year, $ltj,
A. L. CHATTERTON PUBLISHING COMPANY,
114 Nassau St.. Ne-w York. 607 Chestnut St., PMladelpliia.
The Syracuse Standard.
MORNING AND WEEKLY'.
published at
SYRACUSE, NEAV YORK,
BY THE
STANDARD PUBLISHING COMPANY,
SUBSCRIPTION: MORNING, $6.50 per year; WEEKLY, $1.50 per year.
AN EXCELLENT JOURNAL IN AN EXCELLENT FIELD.
The Standard is one of the best advertising mediums in a desirable region. The
oldest paper in Syracuse.
Bedford Times.
PUBLISHED AT
BEDFORD, QUEBEC,
EVERY FRIDAY MORNING.
Terms : $1 a Y'ear, in Advance.
A. L. LANCE, - -. . . EDITOR.
Advertising Rates furnished at the Office.
The Times is a four-page, eight-column journal. Contains choice literature, foreign
and home news, etc., and has a circulation of 1,100. As an advertising
medium it is second to none in this section.
The Miltonian
IS PUBLISHED EVERY FRIDAY BY L. V. HOUSEL AT
MILTON, NORTHUMBERLAND CO., PENNSYLVANIA.
Terms of Subscription: $1.50 per Annum. Subscription Out-
side the County Invariably in Advance.
A large four-page, nine-column journal. Devoted to literature, poetry, politics, foreign
and local news, correspondence, etc. It is established sixty-four years, has a large regu-
lar circulation, and in a State abounding with good papers it is recognized as one of the best.
ADVERTISING RATES SENT ON APPLICATION.
AMERICAN NEWSPAPER DIRECTORY. 823
THE <)L» RELIABLE
Ouray Times
OURAY, COLORADO.
PIONEER PAPER OF OURAY COUNTY.
SubscriptuHi, 5*-i.00 per Aniiiiiii.
RELIABLE MINING NEWS A SPECIALTY.
PUBLISHED IN THE HEART OF
THE GREAT SAN J IAN.
BEST ADVERTISING MEDIUM IN SAN JUAN
It gives information most desired by parties interested in Mining News, and, as
the greatest care is exercised in collecting the matter published, its reports will be
found as reliable and trustworthy as It is possible to make newspaper matter.
NOW IN THE FOURTH YEAE, OF PUBLICATION,
^~ As an Advertising Medium it has No Equal in its Section. _^|
Address H. RIPLEY & BRO., Proprietors.
824 GEO. P. ROWELL & GO'S
Woman's Words.
AN OlilGINAL. REVIEW OF WHAT WOMEN ARE DOING.
A Ljarge Sixteen-Page Jourual, Issued Monthly, at One Dollar Per Year.
OUR PORTRAIT GALLERY.— We have published in Woman's Words original sketches
and portraits of many eminent women, to which will be added from month to month sketches
of other noble women who are now, or have been, busy aniong the world's workers.
Woman's Words is already a welcome guest in many of the best homes in the land, in
Europe, etc., and its subscription is steadily increasing. Let every woman who has the
good of her sex at heart subscribe. A splendid new story was begun in January number (in
addition to a vast amount of other matter on what women are doing all over the world),
entitled "Two of the Name, or The Haunted House of Harlem," by Col. Juan Lewis.
$1.00 per Year, in advance. Advertising : Si. 00 per Inch, each insertion.
Address MRS. JUAN LEWIS,
625 WALNUT STREET, PHILADELPHIA, PA.
The New Brunswick Times.
DAILY AND WEEKLY.
NEW BRUNSW^ICK, NEW JERSEY.
A. E. GORDON, EDITOR AND PROPRIETOR.
Only democratic daily published in Middlesex county. Weekly edition circulates
largely among agriculturists. Daily circulates principally in the city.
No Better Advertising Mediuui in Central New Jersey.
The Oxford Mirror.
A WEEKLY JOURNAL, DEVOTED TO THE LOCAL AND GENERAL NEWS OF THE DAY.
"^ The Mirror is a neat, twenty-f our-column paper, circulating extensively in Jones and
adjoining counties, the banner butter county of the world. As an advertising medium it is
unsurpassed.
Subscription Price $1.25 per Year. Advertising Rates Made Knovrn on
Application.
No " Patent Sides " or stale reading matter plates. All fresh news, and all printed at
HOME. Geo. P. Rowell & Co. are our authorized agents.
GEO. F. CROUCH, EDITOR AND PROPRIETOR,
OXFORD JUNCTION, lOW^A.
SWP. O. Address, GARFIELD, JONES COUNTY, IOWA.
The Wirt County Appeal.
WIRT COURT HOUSE, - - - W^EST VIRGINIA.
MARK M. ROCKHOLD, EDITOR AND PROPRIETOR.
The Appeal is the official paper of the county ; does all the legal advertising ; prints all
the court proceedings, and has a bona fide circulation of 600.
It Is recognized by contemporaries as one of the best local newspapers in West Virginia,
and is one of the best advertLsing mediums in this section of the State.
Rates Furnished on Application.
AMERICAN NEWSPAPER DIRECTORY. 826
The Kansas City Times.
A Western Newspaper, enjoying a larger Daily and Weekly Circulation than all
Omaha, St. Joseph, Atchison, Leavenworth and Topeka Papers combined— a statement
that can be verified at any time by personal inspection of our subscription books and
sutpcription lists, and by a visit to our Press Rooms where the paper is printed.
It is the only paper between St. Louis and San Francisco printed on a Four Cylinder
Hoe Press, with its pages cut and pasted, and, with two or three exceptions, the only
paper in the West that throws open the doors of its Press Rooms to the public,
whei'e its mammoth Weekly edition of ■U,56() copies is printed. We are prepared to
substantiate our claim as to circulation, and can refer to over one hundred general
advertisers In the East who will recommend it as a superior advertising medium. A
newspaper with such a magnificent circulation presents great advantages to adver-
tisers. Rates as low as in other papers of equal circulation. Address
«
THE TIMES,
Kansas City, Mo.
826 GEO. F. ROWELL & GO'S
The Jefferson Demokrat.
PUBLISHED AT
POTTS VIL.LE, PENNSYLVANIA,
BY J. W. SCHRADER.
Sub»«criptioii : - _ - - $1.50 per Auniiiii.
The circulation of The Jefferson Demokrat (German weekly) in Schuylkill County is
larger than that of any other paper published in Pottsville, English as well as German.
It is therefore the best advertising medium in this part of the State.
ADVERTISING RATES SENT ON APPLICATION.
Amerikanische Schweizer
Zeitung.
ONLY ORGAN OF THE SWISS POPULATION OF THE UNITED STATES.
PUBLISHED WEEKLY BY JACOB FEIERABEND,
59 GRAND STREET, - - • - - NEIV YORK.
SUBSCRIPTION : $2.50 PER ANNUM.
A four-page, seven-column journal. As a medium through which to reach the Swiss popu-
lation in all parts of the country, the Amerikanische Schweizkr Zeitung has no superior.
Aflvertisiug Rates Sent on Application.
The Gazette.
PUBLISHED EVERY WEDNESDAY BY THE GAZETTE PUBLISHING COMPANY AT
JONESVILLE, MICHIGAN.
!Sub»!)cription : $1.00, Cash in Advance.
An enterprising, go-ahead weekly journal, devoted to News— Home and Foreign, Politics, &c.
AS AN ADVERTISING MEDIUM IT HAS NO SUPERIOR IN JONESVILLE.
Advertising Rates Sent on Application.
Seneca Weekly Record.
PUBLISHED EVERY SATURDAY AT
SENECA, - ... - . ILLINOIS,
BY A. J. LUKENS.
Terms of Subscription : One Year, $1.00.
Devoted to Literature, Farm News, Local and Foreign News, &c. It is an eight-page,
flve-column paper, full of news and interesting reading matter, and is the onlv paper In
Seneca. It has a good circulation.
AMERICAN NEWSPAPER DIRECTORY. 827
Lake County Star.
TIPTONVIL.LE, - - - - TENNESSEE.
— BY
C. D. TRESENRITER.
838 GEO. P. ROWELL & GO'S
Warren County Democrat.
PUBLISHED EVERY SATURDAY AT
LEBANON, OHIO.
J. W. BENNETT, ----- - EDITOR.
Terms of Subscription: One Copy, pei- Year, in Advance, $1.50.
A large four-page, eight-column journal. Containing news of every nature and from all
quarters, and with a steadily increasing circulation, the Democrat is one of the best
advertising mediums in this section.
The Kane Weekly Blade.
O. B. LAY AND E. J. MILLER, Editors and Proprietors. W. P. WESTON, Associate Editor.
Published at
KANE, PENNSYLVANIA.
SUB!!5CRIPTIO]V: $1.50 PER ANNUM IN ADVANCE.
One of the best advertising mediums in this section of the State, and the only paper
published in Kane. It Is four-page, seven-column, full of choice reading matter, and unsur-
passed as an advertising medium.
Inventors' and Manufacturers'
Gazette.
F. L. WOODWARD & CO., PUBLISHERS,
3 DOANE STREET (Cor. Kilby), BOSTON, MASS.
SUBSCRIPTION: 50 CENTS PER ANNUM.
Each issue of this journal falls into the hands of many thousands who are interested in
Patents. For special kinds of advertising its circulation is therefore very valuable, and for
adveitising in general it has superior advantages.
Rates Sent on Application.
Kansas State Journal
DAILY AND WEEKLY.
A REPUBLICAN NEWSPAPER, PUBLISHED AT THE CAPITAL OF KANSAS, BY
GEO. W. REED.
The State Journal will give fully all the news, local and general intelligence from all
parts of the world, and especially intelligence concerning Kansas and Kansas affairs, and
will be complete in all the various departments that go to make up a first-class newspaper.
Subscription Price— Postage Prepaid:
Daily, $6 per year ; Weekly, $1.25. We will send to clubs, five copies for one year for $5.
The State Journal is the official paper of the city of Topeka, and the best advertising
medium in the State. Address
GEO. IV. REED, Proprietor, TOPEKA, KANSAS.
AMERICAN NEWSPAPER DIRECTORY. 829
Bonfort's
Wine and Liquor Circular
A SEMI-MONTHLY JOURNAL AND PRICE CURRENT FOR THE UNITED STATES.
PUBLISHED AT 51 BEAVER STREET,
NEW YORK.
Subscription per Year— in Advance.
Por the United States, prepaid $5 00
For Europe, prepaid 5 96
Single copies 25
MESSRS. TRUEBNER & CO., 57 AM) 59 LI DGATE HILL, LONDON,
WILL RECEIVE SUBSCRIPTIONS FOR EUROPE.
Rates lor A<Ivertisiug— in Advance.
For the Single Column, four to a page.
Single Advertisements, per line, Nonpareil SOO 25
By the year, per inch 20 00
On Covers and Pages opposite Reading Matte:- 40 00
'CHECKS AND DRAFTS PAYABLE TO PHIL. BONFORT. ORDERS, FOR
SUBSCRIPTION MUST ALWAYS BE ACCOMPANIED BY A REMIT-
TANCE FOR ONE YEAR. REMITTANCES IN BILLS BY
MAIL AT THE RISK OF THE SENDER.
830 GEO. P. ROWELL & GO'S
The Canaseraga Times.
PUBLISHED WEEKLY.
Circulates in a Rich Fariiiiusr aii<l Dairy Region.
UNOBJECTIONABLE ADVERTISEMENTS SOLICITED, LIBERAL RATES GIVEN ON
APPLICATION.
ADVANCE SUBSCRIPTION: Si. 00 PER ANNUM.
W. H. BARNUM, EDITOR AND PROPRIETOR.
CANASERAGA, NEW YORK.
ESTABLISHED 1850.
The Wolverine Citizen.
PUBLISHED EVERY SATURDAY AT
FlilNT, GENESEE COUNTY, MICHIGAN.
F. H. RANKIN, Editor and Publisher.
Sub.scriptiou: $2.00 per Year, in Advance. Rates of Advertising on
Application.
A large eisht-pagp, six-column journal. Bright and enterprising, and certain to repay
those who make use of its columns.
Geo. P. Rowell & Co., New York, Agents.
The Commonwealth.
PUBLISHED EVERY THURSDAY IN THE YEAR AT
COSHOCTON, OHIO,
By Commonwealth Publisliing Company.
S. T. FERGUSON, MANAGER. - - W. M. FERGUSON. EDITOR.
Terms: Two Dollars a Year, in Advance.
One of the best advertising mediums in this section. Has a steadily increasing cir-
culation.
ADVERTISING RATES FURNISHED ON APPLICATION.
Daily and Weekly Bulletin.
PUBLISHED AT
HAVERHILL, MASSACHUSETTS.
MITCHELL & HOYT, PROPRIETORS.
The Circulation of the "Daily Bulletin" is the Liarsrest of any Daily in
the County, and
MORE THAN FOUR TIMES THAT OF ANY OTHER DAILY PUBLISHED IN THE CITY.
AMERICAN NEWSPAPER DIRECTORY. mi
Napa County Reporter.
PUBLISHED WEEKLY AT
CITY OF NAPA, - - - - CALIFORNIA.
THE OLDEST ESTABLISHED PAPER IN NAPA COUNTY, AND HAS A LARGER
CIRCUL-ATIOX THAN ANY PAPER PUBLISHED IN THE COUNTY.
MRS. G. W. GIFT, Proprietor,
Amerika.
ALLGE3IEINE ZETTTJNG FIR WAHRHEIT TND REC'HT.
A FIRSTCLASS DAILY, WEEKLY AND SUNDAY GERMAN NEWSPAPER.
Published by the GER:>IAN LITERARY SOCIETY,
No. 106 NORTH THIRD STREET, ST. LOUIS, MISSOURI.
Price of Subscription:
Daily (Sunday included), per year, in advance $8.00.
Sunday, separate, per year, in advance "i.Oi),
Weekly, per year, in advance *2.00.
Weekly, to Europe 3.')0.
The Amerika has the largest circulation of any German newspaper in the West, and thus
offers superior advantages to advertisers. The Amerika is a first-class newspaper, con
ducted on strictly moral principles, and will not insert any advertisements adverse thereto.
882 GEO. P. KOWELL & GO'S
The Times-
PUBLISHED EVERY THURSDAY AT
MOUNT AIRY, NORTH CAROLINA.
THOMAS L. HENRITZE, EDITOR AND PUBLISHER.
tSubscription Price: $1.50 per Year, Invariably in Advance.
A bright, sparkling, home journal. Contains choice literature, poetry, local and foreign
news, etc.
It is an Excellent Advertising Medium, and has an Excellent Circulation,
Providence Herald.
PUBLISHED every SATURDAY BY
BROWN & (E. A.) CORBETT, NO. 1 CUSTOM HOUSE STREET,
PROVIDENCE, .... RHODE ISLAND.
DELIVERED BY MAIL TO ANY ADDRESS, ONE YEAR, $1..')0.
Advertising: Raten Rea»«onabIe.
An enterprising, wide-awnke, four page, seven column weekly.
ONE OF THE BEiST JOURNAL,??; IN AN IMPORTANT CITY.
The Enterprise.
PUBLISHED EVERY THURSDAY MORNING AT
SPRINGAVATER, - - - - NE^W YORK.
H. J. NILES, EDITOR AND PROPRIETOR.
Terms per Year : $1, - . ■ Invariably in Advance,
ADVERTISING RATES SENT ON APPLICATION.
The Enterprise is an eight-page, five-column journal. It is devoted to local news,
literature, politics, &c. It is the only paper published in Springwater, and is a reliable
advertising medium.
The Smith County Pioneer.
PUBLISHED AT
SMITH CENTRE, - . - - KANSAS,
BY WILL D. JENKINS.
Siubscription : Si. 50 per Anuiini.
IS THE LEADING JOURNAL OF NORTHWEST KANSAS.
Has a bona fide circulation of 1,700 copies. Goes to every post office in the Northern
part of the State. Is published by a genuine Jayhawker. Eight columns, all home print.
Is the neatest printed paper in the State.
Advertising Rates :— One column, 1 year, ,$100 ; half column, 1 year. $60 ; one square, 1
year, $10. Patronage from legitimate advertising firms respectfully solicited.
AMERICAN NEWSPAPER DIRECTORY.
833
CHEAPEST ADVERTISING IN THE WORLD.
103,000 Copies. (Quality of Circulation cannot be Excelled.
ADVERTISERS WHO HAVE SOMETHING GOOD AXD USEFUL TO OFFER
aud desire to reach 103.000 Families, who are able and ready to buy, are respect-
fully Invited to patronize the columns of
Farm and Fireside,
SPRINGriELD, OHIO.
It is the only Journal of any kind in the United States that gives over 100,000
Circulation for 50 Cents per Line.
LARGEST CIRCULATION OF ANA^ PAPER OF ANY KIND IN THE
STATE OF OHIO OR ANY WESTERN STATE.
LARGEST CIRCULATION OF ANY AGRICULTURAL JOURNAL IN THE WORLD.
HALF :>IILLION READERS.
Send copy of advertisement, or state the space it is to occupy, the number of times to be
inserted, and an estimate of the cost will be forwarded promptly.
"FAR3I AND FIRESIDE" HAS PAID-IN-ADVANCE SUBSCRIBERS
AT 14,ltJ6 POST OFFICES
(Numbering from one to 417 subscribers at each Post Office), as follows :
Alaska 1
Arkansas 354
Arizona 10
Alabama 278
Connecticut 150
California 312
Colorado 72
Dakota 60
Delaware 37
District of Columbia 5
Florida 59
Georgia 218
Indiana 679
Illinois 968
Idaho Territory 22
Indian Territory 15
Iowa 554
Kentucky 372
Kansas 477
Louisiana 100
Maryland 246
MiSrissippi 279
Maine 112
Massachusetts 195
Michigan 549
Minnesota 254
Missouri 612
Montana 31
New Mexico 10
New Hampshire 89
New York 1278
New Jersey 161
North Carolina 235
Nebraska 190
Nevada 18
Ohio 1537
Oregon 114
Pennsylvania 1085
Rhode Island 41
South Carolina 89
Tennessee 314
Texas 473
Utah 52
Virginia 476
Vermont 93
West Virginia 198
Wisconsin 421
Washington Territory 56
Wyoming Territory 14
Canada 57
Foreign 3
Total Number of Post Offices, 14,126.
EACH ISSUE EQUAL TO 300 ORDINARY WEEKLY NEWSPAPERS.
As a rule, Farmers subscribe for but one paper, therefore our immense subscription list
cannot be reached by any other medium.
834 GEO. P. ROWELL & GO'S
The Advance
PUBLISHED EVERY WEDNESDAY
AT REDWING, - - - - MINNESOTA,
BY THE ADVANCE PUBLISHING CO.
B. B. HERBERT, . . . . . EDITOR.
Terms of Subscription: Single Copy, per Year, S*^.
A bright, enterprising, weekly journal. Contains all the latest foreign and general
home news, choice literature, &c. Has a wide-spread circulation and is a good advertising
medium.
Advertising Rates sent on Application.
Columbia County Republican.
PUBLISHED AT
BLOOMSBURG, PENNSYLVANIA,
BY J. C. BROWN.
Subscription: Two Dollars per Annum, - In Advance.
ONE OF THE BEST ADVERTISING MEDIUMS IN COLUMBIA CO.
It is the oldest paper in Bloomsburg, and has a circulation not often accoi-ded to a
weekly paper.
Advertising Rates Sent on Application.
Crand River Echo.
EDITORS : J. A. DICKEY, H. J. DEITZ.
PUBLISHED AT - - - LYONS, MICHIGAN.
DEVOTED TO FOREIGN, LOCAL AND GENERAL HOME NEWS, LITERATURE, COR-
RESPONDENCE, &c. IT HAS A STEADILY INCREASING CIRCULATION, AND
IS ONE OF THE BEST ADVERTISING MEDIUMS IN COUNTY,
AND THE ONLY ONE IN LYONS.
ADVERTISING RATES SENT ON APPLICATION.
The Local Item.
IS PUBLISHED EVERY WEDNESDAY AFTERNOON AT
BARDSTOWN, - - KENTUCKY.
ELLIS & ORKIES, EDITORS AND PUBLISHERS.
SUBSCRIPTION: $1.23 PER YEAR, IN ADVANCE.
One of the most enterprising, intei-esting, wide-awake journals published in the county.
It is devoted to the interests of Nelson county, has an extensive circulation, and is a
superior advertising medium.
RATES FURNISHED ON APPLICATION.
AMERICAN NEWSPAPER DIRECTORY
835
Rhodes' Journal of Banking.
THE MOST COMPLETE BANKER'S MAGAZINE PUBLISHED.
TERMS : $5.00 a Year; 50c. a 3Iontli for the unexpired part of Calendar
Year. All Subscriptions Terminate >vitli the Year.
•SUBSCRIBERS ARE ENTITLED TO THE BANKER'S YEAR BOOR FOR $1.00,
REGULAR PRICE, $-2.00.
BRADFORD RHODES & CO., Publishers,
13 SPRUCE ST., NE'W YORK.
.1 BAXK ADVERTISEMEXT, to occupy space of the following, and arranged in any
style desired, will be published in Rhodes' Journal of Banking,
ONE YEAR FOR $50.00.
No additional charge to engrave building, style of sample shown below.
Statement of Resom-ces and Liabilities, Capital, Surplus, or other items, will be
•changed as often as necessary, without extra cost.
Bankers desiring to make their business known, can do so effectually, and at a rea-
sonable expense, by using this publication.
(Specimen Advertisement, Rhodes' Journal of Banking).
THE MERCHANTS' BANK,
of Toledo, Ohio.
WILLIAM TRUEMAN, President.
HENRY R. LAWRENCE, Cashier.
BEN. T. WORK, Assistant Cashier.
Capital,
Surplus,
$200,000
45,000
A BANK OF DISCO r NT, DEPOSIT,
EXCHANGE AND COLLECTION.
Prompt and careful attention given to collections in
Ohio, Indiana and Michigan.
YOUR BUSINESS RESPECTFULLY SOLICITED.
CORRESPONDENTS :
National Shoe tfc Leather Bank, New York.
Union National Bank, Chicago.
836 GEO. P. ROWELL & GO'S
Tuscumbia Democrat.
TUSCUMBIA, ALABAMA.
JOS. SHACKELFORD, JOS, E. GILBERT, EDITORS AND PROPRIETORS.
Subscription: $1.50 per Ainiuiii.
A first-class advertising medium. It contains news from all quarters, choice literature,
correspondence, etc., and has an extensive circulation.
ADVERTISING RATES FURNISHED IF DESIRED.
The Republican.
TERMS: - - $1.50 PER YEAR, - - IN ADVANCE.
A. G. HENRY, Editor aud Proprietor.
LARGEST PAPER IN THE COUNTY. PUBLISHED AT
KITTANNING, ■ - PENNSYLVANIA.
CIRCULATION, 900.
A nine column, four-page journal. Neat, cheap and enterprising. Contains all the
Latest News, Choice Reading Matter, Political and Agricultural News, &c.
It has a large circulation, has been established since 1835, and is one of the best advertis-
ing mediums in this quarter of Pennsylvania.
The Youth's J4ome Library.
BOSTON, MASSACHUSETTS.
A MONTHLY PUBLICATION FOR THE YOUTH AND FAMILY CIRCLE, TO AMUSE
AND INSTRUCT.
YOUTH'S HOME LIBRARY CO., PROPRIETORS.
G. H. WATERS, Manager. CHAS. N. WEBSTER, Editor. E. A. '^'UFTS, Associate Editor.
Subscription: $1.*>25 per Auuiiin.
One of the best advertising mediums published. Has a guaranteed circulation of over
ISO.OX) each issue. The crowded state of its advertising columns should be suCflcient proof
of its value to advertisers, but if more is needed letters can be shown from well-known
concerns in all branches of business, expressing a very favorable opinion of its merits as an
advertising medium.
RATE $1.50 PER LINE.
ESTABLISHED 1860.
eriden Daily Republican
WITH WEEKLY EDITION EVERY THURSDAY.
WEST MERIDEN, - - ■_ • CONNECTICUT^
The circulation of the Daily has not been less than 1,500 any day the past year.
The circulation of the Weekly is 960.
The Repvblican, while making a specialty of home news, is a newspaper in the strict
sense. Its aim is to elevate its readers and raise the standard of journalism. It is read by
the very best families in Meriden, and no advertisements of a doubtful character, or any
news that has a demoralizing influence, are published on any terms.
Subscription : Daily, SS; Weekly, S*l per Year.
AMERICAN NEWSPAPER DIRECTORY. a37
SAN FRANCISCO
Daily Stock Report
Established IS 63.
AN INDEPENDENT DAILY NEWSPAPER
Hakes a Specialtj- of Mines and Mining Interests.
HAS THE BEST AND LATEST NEWS FROM THE PACIFIC COAST MINES, AND
DISCUSSES THE MINING INTERESTS OF THE WHOLE COUNTRY.
Daily, $10 per Year. - - - Weeklj-, $5 per Year.
STOCK REPORT PUBLISHING CO., Proprietors.
W, M. BUNKER. A. C. HIESTER.
838 GEO. P. KOWELL & GO'S
1867. IN ITS THIRTEENTH YEAR. 1880.
The Sunday Republic
PHILADELPHIA, PA.
HALES, KEYSER & SWAIN, PROPRIETORS.
Well established, circulating not only extensively in Philadelphia, but throughout
Pennsylvania and adjoining States. It is not excelled by any Sunday paper in the city in
number of patrons among the classes of the most benefit to merchants and store-keepers.
THE LEADING WEEKL.Y NEWSPAPER OF THE LOCALITY.
The Orange Chronicle.
FRANK W. BALDWIN, PUBLISHER.
COR. MAIN AND CONE STREETS, ORANGE, NEW JERSEY.
GUARANTEED CIRCULATION OVER 1,500 COPIES.
The Adams County Union.
CORNING, IOWA.
IS THE BEST ADVERTISING MEDIUiYI IN ADAMS COUNTY.
J. C. BURCH, EDITOR AND PROPRIETOR.
The Cilmerite.
IS PUBLISHED EVERY TUESDAY AT
GL.ENVILLE, - GILMER COUNTY, - W^EST VIRGINIA.
T. MARCELLUS MARSHALL. PROPRIETOR.
TERMS OF SUBSCRIPTION:
One copy, one year, paid at end of year, $2 00. | One copy, one year, paid in advance ... .$1 50.
The Gilmerite is an excellent advertising medium, having the best circulation, and
being the largest paper in the centre of West Virginia. It devotes itself to anything that it
deems interesting, instructive and valuable to its patrons, and especially to the building up
of the material prosperity of Gilmer, Calhoun and adjacent counties in which its circula-
tion is steadily increasing.
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Clinton Weekly Record.
ISSUED EVERY SATURDAY MORNING.
J. W. EliliAM, Publisher and Proprietor.
Office in Greeley's Block, corner of High and Union Streets,
CLINTON, MASS.
$1.50 per Year, - - Strictly in Advance.
An eight-page, fortv-eight-colunm journal. It is bright, cheap, enterprising and inter-
esting. Contains all the latest news from every quarter, farm and garden news, choice
literature, &c.
IT IS A SUPERIOR ADVERTISINgj MEDIUM, HAVING A WIDE-SPREAD CIRCU-
LATION, AND BEING WELL ESTABLISHED.
ADVERTISING RATES :
1 w. 2 !'•. 1 m. 2 m.
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Philipsburg Journal.
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6 75
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PHILIPSBURG, CENTRE COUNTY, PENNSYLVANIA.
THE ONLY NEWSPAPER PUBLISHED IN THIS THRIVING TOWN OF 2,000
INHABITANTS, SITUATED ON THE CLEARFIELD BRANCH OF
THE TYRONE DIVISION OF THE PENNSYLVANIA R. R.;
DISTANT 24 MILES NORTH OF TYRONE, PA.
The JornNAL is a wide-awake country newspaper, devoted to local interests, and is the
best medium for general merchandise and other advertising, as it is located in the heart of
the Clearfield Coal, Lumber and Fire Cl.a.y district, in which not less than $500,000 worth
of goods and provisions are distributed annually. Terms reasonable. Apply to
E. C. BENDER, Editor and Publisher.
840 GEO. P. ROWELL & CO'S
Die Buchdrucker-Zeitung
(PRINTERS' GAZETTE).
A TECHNICAL PAPER, PUBLISHED IN THE INTEREST OF THE PRINTING AND
KINDRED TRADES. THE ONLY PRINTERS' PAPER IN THE UNITED
STATES PUBLISHED IN THE GERMAN LANGUAGE.
Issued ou the 1st aud 15th of the Mouth.
This paper has no free list, but is sent to subscribers only. Circulates through the
entire States and Territories ; also in Germany, Austria and Switzerland.
Office, 75 CHATHAM STREET, NEW^ YORK.
The NauYOo Independent.
PUBLISHED EVERY FRIDAY AT
NAUVOO, . - . - ILLINOIS.
JOSEPH NELSON, Publisher. W. D. HIBBARD, Associate Editor.
Terms: $3 per Anuuui, Invariably iu Advance.
HAS A LARGE AND CONSTANTLY INCREASING CIRCULATION. AS AN ADVERTISING
MEDIUM IT CANNOT BE BEATEN IN THIS SECTION OF THE COUNTRY.
Advertising Rates:
One column, one year, - - S75. I Quarter column, one year, - - S25.
Local Notices, ten cents per line for each insertion. Transient advertising, ten cents
per line for first insertion, and five cents per line for each additional insertion.
The Pineville News.
issued every THURSDAY AT
PINEVILLE, MISSOURI.
ELZEY & COX, PUBLISHERS.
Terms: - - Oue Dollar per Auuuui, - Iu Advance.
"It pays to advertise in the News" is the general expression of both local and general
advertisers ; it is the best paper in the county. A large and constantlyinei-easing circulation.
The Parsons Sun.
PUBLISHED BY H. H. LUSK AT
PARSONS, - - KANSAS.
Subscription, $>2.00 per Year.
The Sun is a bright, enterprising journal, devoted to local interests. Contains choice
literature, general home news, &c., and, as a means of adver-
tising, has few equals in the State.
ADVERTISING RATES SENT ON APPLICATION.
AMERICAN NEWSPAPER DIRECTORY.
841
S U I GENERIS.
The Illustrated Christian Weekly
PUBLISHED BY
THE AMERICAN
TRACT ?*OCIETY,
150 NASSAU STREET,
NEW YORK CITY.
Bright, CIii'i!»tiau, ludepeudent, Evangelical, I'ndeiioiiiiiiatioiial.
The ouly Illustrated Religious \Yeekly Published in the World.
The subscription price remains at S*-i.50 per year, being niucli cheaper than papers of
the same size which do not contain illustrations. Quite a large number of subscribers have
their papers bound, the edition for each year making a handsome volume, an ornament for
any parlor, and containing nearly five hundred beautiful engravings. As the advertise-
ments are always left in these bound copies, this mak6s a permanent investment for all
advertisers. Bound copies for 1879 may now he obtained of the undersigned at $4.00 each.
Every new advertiser who invests $100 in this paper from reading this advertisement,
will he entitled to a ho^md copy free. Our paper, when seen, speaks for itself. It has received
many thousand endorsements, both from subscribers and advertisers. If you have never
taken it, try it for a year. If you have never advertised in it, make the experiment at once.
Parties desiring to advertise may send their orders direct to this office, or through any
responsible advertising agency.
Advertising Rates autl Specimen Copies Sent Free on Application.
Address B . C . E Y E R I N G H I 31 ,
150 NASSAU ST.,
(Room 1),
NEW YORK CITY.
Or. P. O. Box 1451.
842 GEO. P. ROWELL & GO'S
Creencastle Press.
PUBLISHED EVERY THURSDAY EVENING.
B. F. WINGER, EDITOR AND PROPRIETOR.
GREENCASTLE, - - - - PENNSYLVANIA.
NOTICE.
Terms :— Si .25, in advance ; $1 .50, if not paid before the expiration of the first six months.
Advertisements inserted at reasonable rates, and a liberal reduction made to those
advertising by the column or half column.
The Press is published in one of the best regions in the world for advertising all kinds of
goods and merchandise. It is a live, enterprising journal, a good advertising
medium, and has a circulation of over five hundred weekly.
The Elgin Gazette.
A REFORM JOURNAL. PUBLISHED EVERY WEDNESDAY AND SATURDAY AT
AYLMER, COUNTY OF ELGIN, ONTARIO.
J. C. PANKHURST, Publisher. SUBSCRIPTION: $1. 50 PER ANNUM.
One of the neatest, cheapest and most enterprising journals in Elgin County. It con-
tains all the Latest Foreign and General Home News, Choice Literature, &c. It is an
excellent advertising medium. Advertising rates sent on request.
The Fultonian.
PUBLISHED AT
FULTON, KENTUCKY,
BY CHAS. N. WALKER.
AN A B li E NEW WEEKLY.
An enterprising, eight-page, six-column Democratic journal. Devoted to news, litera-
ture and politics. It is bright and entertaining, and though but lately established, has an
extensive circulation.
Advertising Rates Sent ou Application.
The Salt Lake Herald.
DAILY, SEMI-WEEKLY AND WEEKLY.
THE HERALD PRINTING AND PUBLISHING CO., PROPRIETORS.
SALT LAKE CITY, UTAH.
An Independent Journal. It is extensively circulated in Utah and the adjoining Territories.
SUBSCRIPTION RATES:
Daily, - $10.50 per Annum. | Semi- Weekly, - $3.50 per Annum.
Weekly, $'i per Annum.
The Herald, Daily, Semi-Weekly and Weekly, has the largest circulation among all
classes of the community of any newspaper published in Utah, and its value as an adver-
tising medium is not surpassed. The rates of advertising, which are as low as those of any
newspaper of like circulation, can be obtained by addressing the proprietors.
AMERICAN NEWSPAPER DIRECTORY. 843
The Grocer & Country Merchant
A STRICTLY COMMERCIAL. JOURNAL.
PUBLISHED ON AN INDEPENDENT BASIS, AND DEVOTED EXCLUSIVELY
TO THE INTERESTS OF MERCHANTS.
THE GROCER is the Criteriou for Retail Merchauts, and Reaches Every
Town ou the Pacific Coast.
MERCHANTS AND MANUFACTURERS WHO DESIRE TO REACH THE TRADE
THROUGH AN ADVERTISING MEDIUM, WILL FIND "THE GROCER
AND COUNTRY MERCHANT"' PARTICULARLY ADAPTED
TO THEIR WANTS. CUTS ADMITTED.
No Advertisements accepted which are not entirely Mercantile and Legitimate.
ESTABLISHED JANUARY^ 1st, 1875.
Issued every Friday; Four Pages; Size '29x43; Subscription Price i
$2.50 per Year.
HOLLOWAY & BRIGGS, Editors and Publishers,
P. O. Box 2303. .... SAN FRANCISCO, CAL.
The Mendon Dispatch.
PUBLISHED EVERY THURSDAY, AT
MENDON, ADAMS COUNTY, ILLINOIS,
By JACOB R. URECH. D. H. DARBY, EDITOR.
S 1 . 1 .5 A YEAR.
ADVERTISING RATES REASONABLE ; FURNISHED ON APPLICATION TO'
THE PUBLISHER.
A large, four-page, seven-column journal. The only paper published in Mendon. Con
tains all the latest foreign, local and general home news ; farm and garden news, fiction,
poetry and correspondence from all points. It is independent In polities, devoted to the
interests of Adams County, and is certain to repay those who use It to advertise.
IT HAS A STEADILY INCREASING CIRCULATION, AND AS AN ADVERTISING
MEDIUM IS SECOND TO NONE IN THIS SECTION OF THE STATE.
844 GEO. P. ROWELL & COS
Ottawa County Reporter.
PUBLISHED EVERY FRIDAY AT
PORT CLINTON, ■ OTTAWA CO., OHIO,
BY O. P. JOHNSON.
Terms : One Copj'j Oue Year (in advance), $*1.00.
A well-established Republican newspaper, devoted to the interests of Ottawa County.
Has an abundant circulation, and is a superior advertising niedium.
ADVERTISING RATES SENT ON APPLICATION.
The Blue Valley Blade.
PUBLISHED EVERY WEDNESDAY AT
SEWARD, - • SEW^ARD COUNTY, NEBRASKA.
JAMES H. BETZER, EDITOR AND PROPRIETOR.
Subscription: - Two Dollars a Year, - In Advance.
Seward Is the handsomest and best located inland town in Nebraska, being situated in
the beautiful and rich Blue Valley, in the centre of the finest agricultural ana stock-raising
portion of the West, twenty-flve miles from Lincoln, the capital of the State.
The Blade is the successor of the Advocate, is in its third year, and has doubled its circu-
lation during the past year, since passing into the hands of tlie present proprietor, and is
now read by more people than any other paper published in Seward county. It is a live,
wide-awake local newspaper, Republican in politics, and popular with the masses. Size
33x44, eight pages, co-operative. Advertising rates reasonable. Geo. P. Rowell & Co.,
Advertising Agents.
Dade Co. Gazette.
published at
RISING FAW^N, - - - - - GEORGIA.
By LUMPKIN & JORDAN, Editors and Proprietors.
Subscription: S>1.00 per Annum.
A live, local newspaper, devoted to home interests. Contains all the local and general home
news, choice reading matter, foreign news, correspondence, &c. It is a superior
advertising medium, being well established and having a thorough circulation.
ADVERTISING RATES SENT ON REQUEST.
WM. J. KLINE, PUBLISHER OF THE
Amsterdam Daily Democrat,
Amsterdam Weekly Democrat,
and Bro^adalbin Herald.
Three of the Best Advertising Mediums in the Mohawk Valley.
The Daily has a large circulation in Amsterdam Village, a live manufacturing town of
10,000 inhabitants. It is the only daily published in Blontgomery County. The Weekly
Democrat has a very fine list of country subscribers, and the Broadalbin Herald covers a
section of country north of Amsterdam (in Fulton County) that is reached by no other paper.
B^" CENTRAL PUBLICATION OFFICE,
AMSTERDAM, NEW YORK.
Send for Advertising Rates.
AMERICAN NEWSPAPER DIRECTORY. 845
Establish e<l 1S78.
ADVERTISERS SHOULD TAKE NOTICE THAT
The Pacific Metropolis,
PUBLISHED EVERY SATURDAY AT
SAN TRANCISCO, - - - - CALIFORNIA,
IS ACKNOWLEDGED TO BE THE
BRIGHTEST, SPICIEST AND LIVELIEST PAPER
ON THE PACIFIC COAST.
IT IS THE ONLY PAPER OF ITS KIND THAT ILLUSTRATES CURRENT EVENTS,
PRODUCES PORTRAITS OF PROMINENT INDIVIDUALS,
AND IS READ BY ALL CLASSES.
It is printed ou the very bejiit paper (eight large pages), and typographically
is the finest ^veekly on the Pacific Coast.
IT IS THE MOST POPULAR A3I0NG THE WEEKLIES, AND THE LEADING MEDIUM
FOR ADVERTISERS, OUTSIDE OF THE DAILIES.
Specimen copies, rates of advertising, or other information, cheerfiillj- furnished on
application. Address the proprietor,
WM. 'W. RANDALL,
405 Kearny Street, . - - - SAN FRANCISCO, CAL.
Subscription Rates: $4.00 per Year, Post-paid.
♦** Messrs. Geo. P. Rowell & Co., lU Spruce Street, New York, Advertising Agents, with
whom contracts can be made in New York.
S46 GEO. P. ROWELL & GO'S
Established 1S66.
Kentucky Gazette.
PUBLISHED AT
I.EXINGTON, KENTUCKY,
BY H. H. GRATZ.
Subscriptiou: - - - $5.00 per Annum.
A large four page, eiglit-column, semi-weekly journal. Contains all the latest news from
every quarter, lias an extensive regular circulation, and is
One of the Best Advertising Mediums in this J^ection of the l?»tate.
No patent medicine advertisements will be accepted. Advertising rates
sent on application.
Our Times-
BY A. W. & J. S. AKGIER AT
EDWARDSVILLE, .... ILLINOIS.
Terms : $1.50 per Annum, if Paid in Advance.
RATES OF ADVERTIfSING :
1 week.
$1 00
10 00
4 weeks.
$2 00
•20 no
3 months. 6 months. 9 months. 1 year.
1 Sauare
$4 00 i $6 00 $7 75 $9 00
1 Column
A live, wide-awake journal. Contains all the latest foreign, local and general home news,
politics, farm and garden news, &c.
The Stuart Locomotive.
A WEEKLY REPUBLICAN PAPER, PUBLISHED AT
STUART, GUTHRIE COUNTY, IOWA,
BY MOULTON & THODE, PROPRIETORS.
A Nine-Column Folio. Subscription Price, $1.50 per Year.
Stuart is a thriving railroad town, situated in the heart of the celebrated " Quaker
Divide," acknowledged to be the best farming country in the State. Population 3,000.
Division Station of the C, R. I. & P. R. R. The R. R. Co. have extensive machine shops
located here, which give employment to about 300 hands. The Locomotive has an exten-
sive circulation in Guthrie and Adair counties, also in Dallas and Madison.
The town being situated in the corner of the four counties, Guthrie, Adair, Dallas and
Madison, and being the largest town in either of them, it draws trade from a large scope of
country.
The Home News.
PtJBLISHED EVERY FRIDAY AT
BRYN MAWR, .... PENNSYLVANIA,
BY FRANK A. HOWER & CO.
Subscription : Single Copies, One Year, !*trictly in Advance, $1.50.
DEVOTED TO FIRST-CLASS HOME LITERATURE, SCIENCE, LOCAL
AND GENERAL NEWS, AGRICULTURE, ETC.
As an advertising medium it is first-class, its large circulation being principally among
the best classes of people in this and adjoining counties. Rates for ordinary display ad-
vertising, ten cents per line ftist insertion; five cents per line each subsequent insertion.
lyOcal Notices ten cents per line each insertion.
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The St. Louis Presbyterian
ROBERT P. FARRIS, D. D.. Editor. J. T. SMITH & CO., Publishers.
TERMS : $2.50 a Year, if Pai«l Strictly iu Advance ; Otherwise, S3 a
Year. To all Ministers, $2.
The St. Louis Presbyterian is an eight-page sheet, six columns to the page. It is the
oldest, largest and most widely circulated Presbyterian Journal West of the Mississippi
River. Established, under its present editor, fifteen years ago, it has grown steadily iu
patronage and influence. Its circulation is chleflj' in Missouri, Kentucky, Tennessee,
Mississippi, Arkansas, Texas, Kansas and Illinois, but it has subscribers in nearly all the
other States. A limited space is given to unobjectionable advertisements.
Specimen Copies furnished on application.
Addrefis ST. liOUIS PRESBYTERIAN,
EMPIRE BUILDING, 919 OLIVE STREET,
ST. LOUIS, - - - . MISSOURI.
We are also the Publishers of
THE TEXAS PRESBYTERIAN,
Which ofEers to Advertisers an excellent medium of communication with all parts of that
Empire State.
ADDRESS AS ABOVE.
The Arkansas Tribune.
PUBLISHED WEEKLY AT
HARRISBURG, POINSETT COUNTY, ARKANSAS.
HAS A BONA FIDE CIRCULATION IN THIRTEEN STATES, DEVOTED TO GENERAL
NEWS, AND THE LANDED INTEREST OF NORTH EAST ARKANSAS. 50,000 ACRES
OF VALUABLE LANDS ARE OFFERED FOR SALE THROUGH ITS COL-
UMNS AT ASTONISHINGLY LOW PRICES, FOR CASH OR ON TIME.
THE EMIGRANT'S GUIDE, INVALUABLE TO MEN OF LIMITED
MEANS, WHO DESIRE GOOD HOMES, WITH SMALL
OUTLAY, FOR THEMSELVES AND POSTERITY.
^1 50 - - - - - Per Year.
100- - - - - - Six 3Ioutlis.
75 . - - . - Three Mouths.
Sead 3Ioney bj- Registered Letter.
Address FOSTER FREEMAN, Editor and Proprietor,
KARRISBURG, - - - ARKANSAS.
848 GEO. P. ROWELL & GO'S
The Independent Republican
PUBLISHED AT MONTROSE, PENNSYLVANIA.
Subscription: $'1.00 per Aiiiium.
JAMES P. TAYLOR, EDITOR AND PROPRIETOR.
A large, four-page, nine-column journal, full of choice literature, foreign and local
news, correspondence, etc. It is one of the best advertising mediums in this section, with
a circulation almost metropolitan in extent.
Kates Furnished ou Application.
The Enterprise.
HENRY F. PADEN, EDITOR. H. N. LAY, BUSINESS Manager.
PUBLISHED AT
CLYDE, ...... OHIO.
Subscription : S2.00 per Year.
A bright, enterprising local journal, devoted to local and general home news, choice reading
matter and correspondence. As an advertising medium it is unsurpassed,
being the largest paper with the largest circulation in Clyde.
The Commercial Indicator.
A. D. SIMONS, EDITOR.
Subscription Rates: One Copy, One Year, $!i. Cash Invariably in Advance.
Advertising Rates Reasonable, and will be Made Known on Application.
ETIJE iSc SIMONS, PUBLISHERS,
10 MISSOURI AVENUE, KANSAS CITY, MISSOURI.
An eight-page, seven-column weekly, devoted to the dissemination of reliable commer-
cial information relating to Kansas City and the great "New West."
Advertisers should remember that the Commercial Indicator offers the largest list of
readers among live-stock men and merchants in the West of any other paper published.
The True Republican.
PUBLISHED AT
NEILLSVILLE, .... WISCONSIN.
L. B. RING, Editor and Proprietor.
SUBSCRIPTION: $2.00 PER ANNUM.
A bright, entertaining Literary and News Journal, devoted to News— Home and Foreign,.
Literature, Politics, Farm and Garden News, &c.
It is an excellent advertising medium and has an extensive circulation. Rates furnished
when desired.
AMERICAN NEWSPAPER DIRECTORY. Si'.)
The Detroit Free Press.
DAILY, TRIWEEKLY AND WEEKLY.
PIBLISHED BY THE DETROIT FREE PRESS COMPANY
THE DAILY DETROIT FREE PRESS
COMPLETELY COVERS MICHIGAN, - - - - POPULATION 1,500,000.
Advertisiug Rates in Daily, per luch;
1 week, $3; 1 month, §18; 2 months, $15; 3 months, S21 ; 1 year, $7'2. Local, on fl:.st
page, first day, 20 cents per line; each subsequent day, 15 cents per line.
Want Column, sixth (6th) page, 5 cents per line, each insertion.
THE WEEKLY DETROIT FREE PRESS
Z HAS BECOME A HOUSEHOLD WORD FROM MAINE TO CALIFORNIA.
ITS CIRCULATION IS I^ARGER THAN THAT OF ANY OTHER
AYEERL.Y WEST OF NEW YORK.
IT CIRCULATES IN EVERY STATE AND TERRITORY IN THE UNION
AND LARGELY IN CANADA, AND IS MORE READ AND
QUOTED THAN ANY OTHER PAPER IN AMERICA.
Rates of Advertising in Weekly:
Displayed Advertisements, eighth page, 40 cents per line, each insertion, under three
months. Estimates for longer time promptly furnished. Local Advertisements,
fifth page, nonpareil type, leaded, 50 cents per line, each insertion.
For further information address
THE DETROIT FREE PRESS COMPANY,
DETROIT, ----- MICHIGAN.
54
850 GEO. P. ROWELL & GO'S
The Commercial.
PUBLISHED WEEKLY AT
VINCENNES, • • - INDIANA.
S. F. HORRALL, A. HORRALL. N. HORRALL, PROPRIETORS.
Terms of Subscription: One Year, $1.25.
One of the largest and cheapest journals, with the most extensive circulation in this
section of Indiana.
RATES OF ADVERTISING:
1 w. 2 w. 3 w^. 4 w. 3 ni. 6 m. 1 yr.
J^ inch. .SO 75 $1 00 $1 25 $1 50 $2 50 $3 50 $ 5 00
Tinch... 100 150 175 2 00 3 50 5 00 10 00
2 inches. 1 50 2 00 2 50 3 00 4 50 7 00 15 00
3 inches. 2 00 2 75 3 25 3 75 5 50 8 00 17 00
1 w. 2 w. 3 w. 4 w. 3ni. 6 m. 1 yr.
4 inches.$2 50 $3 25 $4 00 $4 50 $6 00 $10 50 $21 00
34 col.... 3 00 3 75 4 50 5 00 6 50 13 CO 25 00
iicol.... 5 00 6 00 7 00 8 00 13 00 25 00 50 00
1 col 10 00 12 00 14 DO 16 00 25 00 50 00 100 00
The Weekly Democrat.
PUBLISHED EVERY FRIDAY MORNING BY JOSEPH B. CHAPMAN AT
BELOIT, MITCHELL COUNTY, • - KANSAS.
Terms of Subscription: One Copy, One Year, $3.
An eight-page, six-column weekly journal. Contains all the latest Foreign, Local and
General Home News, Literature, &c.
It is an excellent advertising medium, and has a wide circulation. Rates of advertising
made known on application.
The Sagir^aw Herald.
DAILY AND WEEKLY.
The Daily Morning Herald is Published Every Morning at
EAST SAGINAW, MICHIGAN.
BY THE HERALD PRINTING COMPANY.
W. F. Clarke, President. Chas. V. DeLand, Sec. and Treas. John H. Laing, City Collector.
Gives all the Ne\vs from Every Part of the Country.
SUBSCRIPTION : FOR ONE YEAR, BY MAIL, $8.
THE WEEKLY HERALD.— Published every Thursday, containing the best of
the original articles that appear in the Daily, and a choice selection of literary matter suit-
able for family reading, together with the latest market and other news. Sent by mail,
prepaid, to any post-office in the United States, at the rate of $1.30 per year.
No better advertising mediums in Saginaw. Rates furnished on application.
The Clayton Enterprise.
PUBLISHED EVERY SATURDAY AT
CLAYTON, - GLOUCESTER COUNTY, - NEW JERSEY.
D. S. MAYNARD, EDITOR AND PUBLISHER.
Terms of Subscription: When Paid in Advance, $1.50 per Year.
The Enterprise is the only paper in Clayton, a glass manufacturing town with a popu-
lation of 1,500, and situated twenty-one miles from Philadelphia, Pa. It is a bright, inter-
esting journal, having an extensive circulation, and is a good advertising medium.
Advertising: Rates Furnished on Application.
AMEIUCAN NEWSPAPER DIRECTORY. 851
The Physician
AND
BULLETIN OF THE MEDICO -LEGAL SOCIETY.
A MONTHLY JOURNAL DEVOTED TO PRACTICAL MEDICINE AND MEDICAL JURIS-
PRUDENCE. EACH ISSUE CONTAINS, IN ADDITION TO THE TWO OR MORE
ORIGINAL COMMUNICATIONS ON PRACTICAL MEDICINE. A VER-
BATIM REPORT OF THE PAPERS READ BEFORE THE
MEDICO-LEGAL SOCIETY OF NEW YORK, WITH THE
DISCUSSION THAT INVARIABLY FOLLOWS.
Editors of the Department of Medicine:
E. H. M. SELL, A. M., M. D., - AND - H. P. GISBORNE, M. B.
Editor of the Department of Medical Jurisprudence:
GEO. W. WELLS, A. M., M. D.
Circulation: 5,000 per Month. Subscription: $t2.00 per Annum.
Published by H. P. GISBORNE, M. B.,
196 FULTON STREET, - - - NETV YORK.
La Gazette de Sorel.
SEMI- WEEKLY.
TO ADVERTISERS:
La Gazette de Sorel will attain, on the 13th of August next, the twenty-fourth year^of
its existence, which makes it one of the oldest established papers in the Dominion; of
Canada, and is now published by a joint stock company in the Liberal interest.
It has a wi(te circulation in nvery county in the Dominion and in the Northern States
among the French speaking population. „ , ,. ,. ^ ^ .. , „
Circulation good, and daily increasing ; patronized by all leadmg mei-chants ; read by all
farmers, clergymen and business men ; tue best advertising medium ; rates liberal ; faithful
record of all current foreign, domestic and local events.
We beg to draw the attention of intending advertisers to the increased size of the paper,
the width of its eoluynns, and the fa. t that every page contains useful and interesting
READING MATTER, ichich gives almost an equal value to every page, inasmuch as it concerns
advertising.
We also publish an English paper.
The Sorel Pilot.
WEEKLY.
THE ORGAN OF THE NUMEROUS ENGLISH-SPEAKING POPULATION OF THIS
DISTRICT. ITS ADVERTISING RATES ARE VERY MODERATE.
Subscription Rates (payable invariably in advance):
La Gazette de Sorel $2.50 per annum.
TheSjrel Pilot 1.00 per annum.
United States advertisements must be prepaid, unless sent through Messrs, Geo. P.
Rowell & Co s Agency. , ^ ^^ ^ ^ ^ ^ ^ ,, » , ^^v,
Tnis printing establishment is the best to be found between Montreal and Quebec.
Send for specimen copies. Address
MORASSE, CASAUBON & Cie.,
SOREL, QUEBEC, - CANADA.
S52
CiEO. r. ROW ELL & CO'8
The Poultry Herald.
A 5SPLEM>1« 1L.LIISTIJATEI) iUONTHLV .lOlKNAL., PI BLiISHED AT
TORONTO, CANADA.
Price 50 Cents per Annum, Post-Paid. Single Copies 3 Cents.
It is specially devoted to the interests of Poultrj' Breeders, Fanciers, Farmers, and all
interested in the Scientific raising of Poultiy. Most progressive poultry Journal pul:)lished.
It is not a sectional paper, but advocates tlie poultry interests in all sections of the countrj'.
Pentwater News.
PENTW^ATER,
OCEANA COUNTY,
MICHIGAN.
L. M. HARTWICK, Editor .4Nd Proprietor.
Terms of Siil»Hcvii>tiou (Folio Form): One Year, $1, Invariably iu Advance.
The News is one of the best advertising mediums in this section of the State, having a
steadily increasing circulation— at present 700.
ESTABLISHED TWENTY YEARS.
Advertising Rates Fiiruislied on Application.
ESTABLISHED 1876.
The Graham Leader
GRAHAM,
PUBLISHED EVERY FRIDAY AT
YOUNG COUNTY,
TEXAS.
J. W. GRAVES & SON, EDITORS AND PUBLISHERS.
Circulates Tlirousrliont Northwestern Texas.
ADVERTISEMENTS SOLICITED.
SUBSCRIPTION : S3 PER ANNUM.
The
essenger.
MAPEETON,
J. L. BARLOW, Editor and Publisher.
MINNESOTA.
TERMS: $1 PER ANNUM.
The Messenger is a four-page, six-column, weelily newspaper, being designed as a first-
class family newispaper, pure in its tone, and consulting all tastes iu making up its contents.
The Messenger offers superior inducements to advertisers for many reasons. It has its
chief circulation in such parts of Blue Earth and adjoining counties as are remote from
their county seats, and local papers.
ADVERTISING RATES:
SPACE.
1 w.
IMO.
3 MO.
6 MO.
1 YR.
SPACE.
1 w.
1 MO. j 8 MO. 6 MO.
1 YR.
1 Inch $ .75
M Column 3.00
$2.00
6.00
$ 4.50
12.00
$ 6.00
18.00
$ 7.00
25.00
]4 Column.
1 Column.
.$5.00
8.00
$10.00 $18.00 1 .$25.00
15.00 30.00 1 4(1.00
$40.00
75.no
Advertisements inserted in Special, Business, Reading or Local Notices 10 cents a line
for first insertion, and 5 cents a line for each subsequent insertion.
AMERICAN NEWSPAPER DIRECTORY. S53
The Weekly Hesperian
WILL. E. RACE, PROPRIETOR AND EDITOR.
UVALDE, - - - - TEXAS.
TERMS :
One Year, - - - - $1 50
S*ix >[oiith!!i, - - - - 75
ADVERTTSTN(i AT REASONABLE RATES.
THE ONLY FRONTIER NEWSPAPER HAVING A LARGE CIRCULATION IN EVERY
COUNTY IN WESTERN TEXAS, OF WHICH IT IS THE OFFICIAL JOURNAL.
IT HAS A LARGE CORPS OF CORRESPONDENTS LOCATED IN DIF-
FERENT PORTIONS OF THE STATE, WHO PROVIDE
ITS READERS WITH THE LOCAL EVENTS
THROUGHOUT THE STATE.
IT ALWAYS KEEPS ITS READERS POSTED IN POLITICAL MATTERS OF THE STATE,
DISTRICT AND COUNTIES SURROUNDING. HAVING A REGULAR
CORRESPONDENT AT WASHINGTON, IT GIVES THE IMPORT-
ANT EVENTS AS THEY TRANSPIRE THERF.
854 GEO. P. ROWELL & GO'S '
DAILY, TRI-WEEKLY AND WEEKLY
Express.
THE BEST ADVERTISING MEDIUMS IN WESTERN NEW YORK,
TERMS:
Daily Paper, per Annum, $8 ; Tri Weekly, per Annum, $i ; Weekly, per Annum, $1 25.
Circulation Ahead of all Its Competitors.
COLORED^SHOW PRINTING A SPECIALITY. BOOK AND JOB PRINTING OF ALL KINDS.
NOS. 8, 10, 13 & 14 MILL. STREET, ROCHESTER, N. Y.
GEO. H. ELLWANGER, Pres. C. D TRACY, Sec. and Treas.
The Ledger.
PUBLISHED EVERY .SATURDAY MORNING AT
NEWPORT, .... PENNSYLVANIA.
GEORGE SHROM, EDITOR AND PROPRIETOR.
Terms of Subscription: In Perry County, One Year, $1/^3.
A bright, neat, four page, seven-column journal, aiming at excellence in all depart-
ments. It i.s a very favorable advertising medium, well established ; has a thorough and
wide circulation.
RATES SENT ON APPLICATION.
Randolph Scalpel.
J. A. C. JACKSON, - - Editor and Proprietor.
PUBLISHED AT
POCAHONTAS, - ^^ - ARKANSAS.
RATES OF SUBSCRIPTION (invariably in advance).
One Copy, one year, - - - - - $1 50
ADVERTISING RATES.
For One Square, one insertion, $1.00; Each additional insertion, 75 cents.
The Scalpel is an excellent advertising medium, widely circulated and well established.
Liberal advertising rates for long periods.
E. BEIiL,.] [T. J. C. WIELIAMS.
The Mail.
PUBLISHED EVERY FRIDAY AT
HAGERSTOW^N, W^ASHINGTON COUNTY, MARYLAND,
BY BELL & CO.
Subscription: - T^vo Dollars a Year, - In Advance.
Established in 1828 and published with an unbroken title for more than half a centurj'.
THE BEST ADVERTISING MEDIUM IN WESTERN MARYLAND.
AMERICAN NEWSPAPER DIRECTORY,
855
The New Yjork Clipper.
THE OLDEST A31ERICAN SPORTING AND THEATRICAL. JOURNAL.
The first, fourth, fifth
and eighth pages go to
press on Saturday, and
the second, third, sixth
and seventh pages on
Monday evening. Adver-
tisements intended for
the outside pages should
reach us not later than
noon on Saturday, and
all favors should reach
us early on Monday to
insure their insertion in
that week's issue.
Advei-tisements sent by
Telegraph must reach
liere not later than 6p.m.
on Mondaj'.
To AVOID L0ss,when re-
mitting money by mail,
we would advise our pa-
trons to register their
letters or procure Post-
office orders. Make all
orders payable to, and
address all communica-
f.ons
FRANK QUEEN,
Editor and Proprietor,
P. O. Box 3,860,
or, " Clipper " Building,
88 and 90 Centre St.,
Ne^v York.
H^g^The "Clipper"
A I III an ac, price 15c.,
contains Theatrical
and Sporting Chronolo-
gies AND Records of
Fastest Time.
The New York Clipper
circulates all over
the World.
The Recognized Sporting
and Theatrical Au-
thority of America.
Subscription to the
New York Clipper, ^4
per annum, including
postage, to any part of
the United States. For-
eign postage extra.
Advertisements :
Agate type measure,
14 lines to an inch. — De-
partment notices.copied
from and credited to
other journals, 30 cents
per line, the same no-
tices to be inserted once
only. Advertisem'ts un-
der the head of Amuse-
ments, 15 cents per line ;
Miscellaneous andSport-
ing Advertisements, 20
cents per lint — for each
and every insertion. Cuts
and displayed type in ad-
vertisements chai-ged at
the same rates for space
occupied.
OurTermsareCasb.
Advertisements to be
paid for at time of in-
sertion.
The Clipper is issued
every Tuesday morning.
"Clipper" Building, Erected in 1869.
The Yellowstone Journal.
W. D. KNIGHT, EDITOR AND PROPRIETOR.
MIL.ES CITY,
CUSTER COUNTY,
MONTANA.
The Official Organ of Custer County, and the Oiil.v Paper in the Eastern
Portion of Montana, and in the Yellowstone Valley.
CIRCULATION 9G0 COPIES WEEKLY.
Is published at Miles City, the County seat, and circulates extensively among all the
ranches along the Yellowstone and Tongue river valleys. The only medium by which ad-
vertisers can reach the most productive region in the West, and wiiich is rapidly settling up
with farmers who have the means to buy what they need.
SUBSCRIPTION RATES:
payable invariably in advance.
One Year $4.00. Six Months. .. .Siti. 50. Three Months.... $1.30.
Specimen Copies 10 cents.
Advertising Rates Reasonable for this Country.
All communications will receive prompt attention when addressed to
W. D. KNIGHT,
Editor and Proprietor Yellowstone Journal,
Miles City, Montana.
8M; GEO. P. KOWELL & GO'S
ONLY DEMOCRATIC PAPER IN TOMPKINS COUNTY
The Ithaca Democrat.
PUBLISHED EVERY THURSDAY AT
ITHACA, NEW YORK.
OFFICIAL PAPER OF THE TOWN AND COUNTY. ESTABLISHED IN 18m
The Democrat being published at Ithaca, the Seat of Cornell University, and also having
a rich farming country in which to circulate, makes it one of the most desirable papers in
the State for advertisers. Circulation 1,500.
WARD GREGORY, EDITOR AND PUBLISHER.
Orange Tribune.
DAIL.Y AND WEEKLY.
PUBLISHED AT
ORANGE, ----.- TEXAS,
At $2.00 per Year.
A. P. HARRIS, Editor. E. I. KELLIE, Associate Editor.
The Tribune, weekly, has a circulation of 1,550 bona, fide subscribers. It is published in
the largest and most extensive lumber and shingle manufacturing district west of the Mis-
sissippi River, and is also the eastern terminus of the Texas & New Orleans Railroad and the
western terminus of Louisiana Railroad.
ADVERTISING RATES FURNISHED ON APPLICATION.
The Chicago Weekly Express.
ESTABLISHED AT TERRE HAUTE, INDIANA, IN 1823.
Removed to Cliicagro in 1879.
SWORN CIRCULATION TO REGll.AIt SI BSCRIBERS, 34,600.
The above figures shoir its value as <tn Arlverfising Medium.
Address H. L. ENSIGN, Advertising Manager,
30 TRIBUNE BUILDING, CHICAGO, ILLINOIS.
Fourche Valley Times-
PUBLISHED EVERY THURSDAY AT
PERRYVILLE, . . . . . ARKANSAS.
JOHN L. W. MATHEWS, EDITOR.
Subscription: - $1.30 per Anniiiii, - In Advance.
One of the best mediums for reaching the people of this section. It is bright and enter-
prising, has a good circulation, and is the only paper published in Perry county.
AMERICAN NEWSPAPER DIRECTORY. Sol
Katholisches Volksblatt
CIRCLL.ATIOX OVER 20.000.
OFFICE:
1 CHAMBERS ST., Cor. Chatham St.) NEW YORK CITY.
P. o. BOX46ry.
Rev. a. SCHWENNIGER, Editor. HERMAN RIDDER, Manager.
THE ONL-Y GERMAN CATHOLIC PAPER PUBLISHED
IN NEW YORK CITY,
BEING A WEEKLY PAPER OF SIXTEEN PAGES.
THE LARGEST IN SIZE AND CIRCULATION,
AND THE BEST IN THE UNITED STATE.S.
ADVERTISERS CANNOT FIND A BETTER
ADVERTISING MEDIUM.
THIS PAPER IS THE ORGAN OF THE (GERMAN C A T II O.L I C?
UNION OF THE UNITED STATES, BEING A UNION OF 600
SOCIETIES WITH A MEMBERSHIP OF OVER 100,000
1IE3IBERS. THE PAPER REACHES EVERY GER-
MAN CATHOLIC CHURCH, PRIEST
AND INSTITUTION IN THE
UNITED STATES.
858 GEO. P. ROWELL & GO'S
Daily and Weekly Pioneer.
PUBLISHED AT
KANSAS CITY, MISSOURI,
BY PIONEER PUBLISHING COMPANY.
Subscription: Daily, $5; Weekly, $1.50 per Anuum, in Advance.
The Pioneer takes the front rank anions: Greenback journals, and is second to none.
The directors intend to enlarge and improve it. It is one of the best advertising mediums
in this section, and has a steadily increasing circulation.
ADVERTISING RATES FURNISHED ON APPLICATION.
Scientific Record.
PUBLISHED MONTHLY BY THE SCIENTIFIC RECORD COMPANY.
^WASHINGTON, DISTRICT OF COLUMBIA.
25 Cents per Year, Postagre Paid. Edition, 10,000 Copies.
R. S. LACEY, EDITOR.
An eight-page, four-column monthly, devoted to the interests of the inventor, the mechanic,
and the household. As a medium through which to reach very
desirable classes it has no superior.
ADVERTISING RATES SENT ON APPLICATION.
Die Nord Iowa Post
PUBLISHED AT
DUBUQUE, ... - - - lOTITA,
BY PETER KARBERG.
A large four-page, eight -column German Weekly. One of the best advertising mediums in
this section. Established seven years, and having a large and steadily increasing
circulation. Advertisers wishing to reach the German population of
the northern part of Iowa should make use of the Post.
RATES FURNISHED FOR ADVERTISING, ON REQUEST.
The Baldwinsville Gazette.
PUBLISHED EVERY THURSDAY AT
BALDTVINSVILLE, ONONDAGA COUNTY, NEW YORK.
J. F. GREENE, EDITOR AND PROPRIETOR.
Has the largest circulation among the farmers of any paper in Onondaga County.
The organ of the tobacco-growing interests of Central New York.
Size of Paper, 30x44. Terms, $1.75.
ADVERTISING TERMS MADE KNOWN ON APPLICATION.
AMERICAN NEWSPAPER DIRECTORY.
859
The Webster Times
^WEBSTER,
Subscription,
M
IS PUBLISHED FRIDAYS AT
33 MAIN STREET (Over Post Office),
MASSACHUSETTS.
JOHN CORT, EDITOR AND PROPRIETOR.
S2.00 a Tear, - - - In Advance.
!25
4
5i{
O
pi
The Times is a thirty six coluiin paper, and is now in its twentj- second year, is a reliable
and ably-conducted paper, l^as a wide circulation, and is a good medium for advertisers in
Southern Massachusetts. Kates of Advertisinsr.— One square (space of one inch), one
insertion, ^1.00 ; each additional insertion, riac, or for yearly contract at $o.00
per inch. Special contracts. Business Notices, fine type, per line, 10c. No advertising
of any description taken for reading columns, unless paid for at the rate of 10c. for
each and every insertion. For terms inquire at the office of publication.
The Ralls County Guide.
NEW LONDON,
MISSOURI.
G. E. FRAZER, JR. AND R. W. MITCHELL, EDITORS.
ONE DOLLAR
PER YEAR,
IN ADVANCE.
THE "GUIDE" IS A LARGE, NEAT, CHEAP, ENTERPRISING DEMOCRATIC JOURNAL.
As an Advertising Medium it is Unsurpassed in this Section.
IT IS A FOUR-PAGE, EIGHT-COLUMN PAPER.
CONTAINS NEWS F R O >l ALL PARTS OF THE COUNTRY,
LITERATURE, ETC.
IT HAS AN AMPLE CIRCULATION, AND IS CERTAIN TO PROVE PROFITABLE
AS AN ADVERTISING MEDIUM.
Rates Reasonable— Sent on Application.
860 GEO. P. ROVVELL & GO'S
Odd Fellows Register.
Cheapest and Best.
EAST GREENWICH, _:_ * RHODE ISLAND.
EDITED AND PUBLISHED BY M. M. REYNOLDS.
Issued Monthly, at - - - Fifty Cents per Auuuni.
Contains Newsy Reports of the doings of the Great Fraternity.
ONL\^ ORGAN FOR ODD FELLOWS IN NEW ENGLAND AND THE MIDDLE STATES.
Eight pages of Reading Matter. Printed on Fine Amber Paper. Sample Copies
sent promptly on request.
The Yonkers Gazette.
A ^SATURDAY REVIEW OF lilTERATURE, POIilTICfS AND NEWS.
BY J. G. P. HOLDEN,
AT YONKERS, ^^ NEW YORK.
S"i.50 a Veai' in Ailvauce. No Pay, no Paper ! ^^ing:le Copies, Five Cents.
For Adverti,<.iny Rates apply «' the Office.
No Cuts, Stereotype Plates, Immoral or Fraudulent Advertisements inserted at any
price.
Established in 1852.
THERE IS NO BETTER MEDIUM IN WESTCHESTER COUNTY^
Established in 18.j0.
The Calion Review.
GALION, - CRAW^FORD COUNTY, - OHIO.
A. D. ROWE, EDITOR AND PUBLISHER.
LEADING REPUBLICAN PAPER IN THE COUNTY. LARGEST BONA FIDE CIRCULA-
TION. BEST ADVERTISING MEDIUM IN THE CITY.
The Review is an old established paper, has a general circulation in three counties,
and therefore the best advertising medium in this seciion of the State.
Advertising Rates l^ou.
The Ashland Register.
PUBLISHED EVERY THURSDAY AT
ASHLAND, MISSISSIPPI.
KIMBROUGH & McDONALD AND EVERETT AYCOCK, PROPRIETORS.
Subscription: SI. 50 per Anniiiii.
The Register is a democratic weekly, devoted to local news, local issues and local im-
provement. It is full of interesting reading matter, printed at home, has a good circulation,
And is an Excellent Advertising: Medium.
"The Register, printed at Ashland, Miss., is the neatest paper in North Mississippi."—
Memphis Appeal.
AMERICAN NEWSPAPER DIRECTORY. 861
Semi-Tropic California.
AN ILLUSTRATED MONTHLY.
Circulation Guaranteed OjOOO.
THE OFFICIAL ORGAN OF THE AGRICULTURAL AND HORTICULTURAL SOCIETIES
OF SOUTHERN CALIFORNIA. THE ONLY PAPER REACHING THE
MASS OF FARMERS, ORCHARDISTS AND VINICULTUR-
ISTS IN THE SOUTHERN HALF OF THE STATE.
HAS A GENERAL CIRCULATION THROUGHOUT THE STATE.
" The handsomest gotten up publication on the Pacific coast."— Z,os Angeles Journal.
" Acknowledged editorial ability."— American Agriculturist, X. Y.
ADVERTISING RATES GIVEN ON APPLICATION.
^subscription, - Including Map of California and Nevada, . $1.50.
Sample Copy Free.
CARTER & RICE,
X.OS ANGELES, - - CALIFORNIA.
862 GEO. P. ROWELL & GO'S
The Capital Gazette
BEN DEERING, EDITOR AND PUBLISHER.
PUBLISHED AT
FRANKFORT, _ - - . KENTUCKY.
Subscription: - $2.50 per Auuuin, - In Advance.
The Gazette is a large, Independent Democratic, Semi- Weekly Journal. It contains the
latest news from all quarters, and as an advertising medium it is second to none in this
section. It is the best paper at the capital of the State.
On Application, Rates for Advertising wUl be f?«iipplied.
The Erie County Independent.
WEEKLY.
HAMBURG, NEW YORK.
J. W. CONSTANTINE, PUBLISHER, - - F. W. CONSTANTINE, EDITOR.
Subscription: $1.25 per Year.
An independent newspaper and valuable family journal. It has the largest circulation
of any paper in the county outside the city. References given and affidavits of circu-
lation furnished advertisers.
RATES MADE KNOWN ON APPLICATION.
The Union and Recorder,
IS PUBLISHED WEEKLY IN
MILLEDOEVILLE, GEORGIA,
BY WM. BARNES AND J. N. MOORE.
Terms : $^ a Year, iu Advance. Postage Paid.
*" The Federal Uuion and the Southern Recorder were consolidated August 1st, 1872,
the Union being in its Forty-Third Volume and the Recorder in its Fifty-Third Volume.
One of the best advertising mediums in this section of the State. Is well established,
and has an extensive regular circulation.
The People.
REPRESENTATIVE PAPER OF BARNAVELI. COUNTY.
published at
BARNWELL C. H., ■ - - SOUTH CAROLINA,
BY J. W. HOLMES.
Subscription: - - Tvro Dollars - - - Per Year.
An excellent advertising medium ; wide circulation, the largest in the county.
ADVERTISING RATES FURNISHED WHEN REQUESTED.
AMERICAN NEWSPAPER DIRECTORY. 863
The Stockholder.
FINANCE, RAILWAYS, MINING AND GENERAL INDUSTRIES*
SIXTEEN PAGES.
Oldest Financial Paper in the United States, and 3Io8t Widely Circulated.
PUBLISHED BY
S . P . D I N S M O R E «fc CO.,
38 CORTLANDT ST., .... NEW YORK.
SUBSCRIPTION, $.j.00 A YEAR, POSTAGE PREPAID BY PUBLISHERS.
EUROPEAN SUBSCRIPTIONS, $6.00, POSTAGE PREPAID.
SINGLE COPIES, - . . - . TEN CENTS.
Enquirer-Sun.
COLUMBUS, GEORGIA.
Established in 18'iS— 53 Years Ago.
THREE EDITIONS — DAILY, WEEKLY AND SUNDAY.
Terms:— Daily, $r. 00; Weekly, $1.10; Sunday, $1.00; Weekly and Sunday, $2.00.
Columbus, Georgia, is the largest Cotton Manufacturing City in the South. It also en-
joys many other advantages which continue to add to its growth, and the wealth and pros-
perity of its people, being situated in a rich agricultural and farming district.
Cotton receipts for 18S0 will foot up over 100,000 bales.
A natural consequence then, is that the En<^>uirer-Scn, long established and fully iden-
tified with the interests and prosperity of its people, has a large and extensive circulation
throughout this section of Georgia, Alabama and Florida, and goes extensively through
Mississippi, Louisiana and Texas.
SAMPLE COPIES FREE. NO TROUBLE TO ANSWER QUESTIONS.
JOHN KING, Proprietor,
COLUMBUS, GEORGIA.
864 GEO. P. ROVVELL & CO'S
The Edenburg Herald.
PUBLISHED EVERY FRIDAY AT
ZDENBURG, - - - - PENNSYLVANIA.
J. M. GIFFORD, EDITOR AND PUBLISHER.
Terms: ----- $>^ per Anniiin.
Business men wishing to reach the people of Clarion County will find the Herald just
the medium they want— large circulation and low advertising rates.
The National Literary Monthly.
PUBLISHED AT
TOLEDO, • OHIO,
BY FISHER & MILLER.
Subscription: - - $1.50 - - Per An num.
Devoted to choice literature, science, art, religion and politics. It is the leading literary
periodical of the West.
HAS A LEGITIMATE CIRCULATION OP FIVE THOUSAND.
On account of its high and exceptional position in periodical literature, it is
One of the Best Advertising Mediums iu the West.
The Trade Gazette.
LOUISVILLE, KENTUCKY.
MERCER & CO., PUBLISHERS AND PROPRIETORS.
Subscription : - - - $3 per Annum.
A WEEKLY JOURNAL, DEVOTED TO FINANCE, COMMERCE, RAILROADS, INSUR-
ANCE, MANUFACTURES AND MINING.
An exponent of every enterprise tending to develop the resources of Kentucky, the
South and West.
Advertising: Rates: One inch, one time, $3 ; One Month, S7; Three Months, $18;
Six Months, $-^5 ; Twelve Months, S40.
Brooklyner Freie Presse.
BROOKLYN, - - ^^ - - NE'W YORK.
PUBLISHED EVERY AFTERNOON, AND
Der Long Islander,
SUNDAY MORNINGS.
Price for tlie Daily and Sunday, Fifteen Cents per Week.
Has a very large and steadily increasing circulation among the German population of
Brooklyn and the surrounding towns. The German population of Kings County numbers
about 100,000, and as the Free Press is the oldest German paper and the only German
Daily published on Long: Island, its value as an advertising medium is apparent.
Our advertising rates, for the circulation we have, will be found reasonable.
AMERICAN NEWSPAPER DIRECTORY. 865
Free Press-
LANCASTER, OHIO.
T. H. ADAMS, - - Editor aud Proprietor.
CIRCULATION 1,104.
INDEPENDENT
is the word that controls the Free Press. Independent journalism is the beauty of the
profession. We claim for our paper that it has more readers than any paper in the county,
and it may without exaergeration be said that fully five thousand people peruse its pages.
Why do they read it ? Because our journal is
FREE, INDEPENDENT, UNSHACKLED AND UNBIASED
by any of the baser motives vv'hich affect the political press. We stand ready to shield the
right and condemn the wrong, heralding honest and pure convictions and sentiments to
the people from a standpoint of justice and equity only.
IT IS UNDERSTOOD
plainly that no faction or clique can claim our attention, except it is on the defense. We do
not intend to conduct the Free Press for individuals, but for the interests of the honest,
upright and laboring citizens of this county. The farther away a greedy, gluttonous, selfish
clique keep from our vigilant senses, the more safe will be their plans.
WE WANT FAIR PLAY
in everything, aud if the people do not get it, then our bounden duty requires of us an
effort to alleviate the sufferers. Everj'thing that tends to integrity, morality of purpose,
and FAIRNESS, we shall uphold with our accustomed zeal, and which characteristic has won
for the Free Press a place in the esteem of our honorable citizens.
CROAKERS AND FRAUDS,
disguised in the mantle of charity and the veil of meekness, are not wanted on our sub-
scription books. Nor do we wish advertising propositions from frauds and robbers. Our
readers are intelligent, and cannot be sucked in bj' sharpers.
PEOPLE
do not support a newspaper In this enlightened age because It Is their boimden duty ! They
support it because It suits them and is worthy of patronage. They pay cash, not dried apples ;
they pay gold, silver or greenbacks— not cordwood unfit for fuel, strong butter, rotten eggs,
and the like— and they naturally choose the FRESHEST and BEST that is presented for
sale. Amid all the untiring efforts of the past year we have succeeded to our complete
satisfaction in establishing a reputation for the Free Press that we are proud to
acknowledge ! and that reputation shall cling to it forever, as long as time shall carry it.
ADVERTISERS,
if you have any honorable propositions to make to us send them on. Don't delav. We will
consider anything reasonable. Lancaster is a town of from 8,000 to 10,000 inhabitants, a
thrifty, intelligent class of people. Manufacturing and agriculture the mainstays. Fairfield
County is the very heart of the State ; the richest soil ; the wealthiest people ; the best
roads ; the finest improved farms ; and the population of the county as large as largest in
the State, except in those counties where large cities have been built up. Advertising space
in the Free Press will Invariably prove profitable. Trj- it once and convince yourself.
Estimates Furnished Upon Application.
55
GEO. P. ItOWELL & CO'S
Mt. Vernon Democrat.
PRINTED AND PUBLISHED BY ALBERT A. SPARKS. AT
MOUNT VERNON, INDIANA,
EVERY THURSDAY.
OFFICIAL. PAPER OF THE COUNTY.
A well established Democratic weekly, has a bona fide circulation of I.TUO, and is one of
the be.st advertising mediums in this .section. It is ah eight-page, six-column journal, full
of news, literature, correspondence, market reports, &c.
On Request, Advertisinsr Rates ^vill be Furnished.
The Canadian Horticulturist.
PCBLISHED AT
ST. CATHARINES, ... ONTARIO,
BY THE FRUIT GROWER'S ASSOCIATION OF ONTARIO.
Subscription: - - One Dollar - - Per Annuui.
A sixteen-page monthly, devoted to the fruit giowing interests of Canada.
IT IS ONE OF THE BEST ADVERTISING MEDIUMS IN THIS SECTION.
Citizen and Gazette.
C. T. JAMIESON, Editor and Proprietor.
Published Every Thiirwdny at,
URBANA, OHIO.
TERMS :
One year (in advance), in County. .'isl.St. One year (in advance), outside of County, $1.6"^.
A large four-page, nine-column .iournal. It is the official paper of the county, the oldest
established, and has the largest circulation in the county. As an advertising medium it
has no superior in this section of the State.
The Union Land Register,
PUBLISHED WEEKLY AT
BOERNE, KENDALL COUNTY, TEXAS,
Is tlie newspaper for the immigrants and capitalists. It publishes all about homes and in-
vestments in Texas— the Empii-e State of the Union. All intending to locate in Texas or
wishing to invest their money safely and most protttabl.v in real estate, should subscribe
for the Union Land Register, tlie oldest real estate journal in Texas.
TWO D01.L,AK8 PER YEAR.
Specimen copy, new map of Texas, pamphlet pertaining to public land, and descriptive
circulars of this State, sent to any address for 50 cents. 2^" It pays to advertise in the
Union Land Register. It circulates in every State of the Union.
C. G. VOGEL, EDITOR AND PROPRIETOR.
Rates ol Atlvertisiug:
1 m. Sm. 6 m. 12 m. i 1 m. 8 m. 6 m. 12 m. I 1 m. 3 m. 6 m. 12 m.
1 .sq., $1 50 $3 0(J $6 00 $10 00 | 5 sq., $6 00 $15 00 .$25 00 $40 00 | 1 col., $20 00 $40 (III .$60 (lO $100 00
Oflicinl Journal et Keiiclall and Band«>ra Countie^t.
AMERICAN NEWSPAPER DlKECTOIiY. mi
The Brooklyn Daily Eagle.
34, 36, 38 Fulton Street, BROOKLYN, N. Y.
CIRC'l JLATION liARGER THAN THAT OF ANY OTHER EVENING
PAPER PUBLISHED IN THE LNITED STATES.
ITS VALUE AS AN ADVERTISING MEDIUM IS THEREFORE APPARENT.
THE DAILY EAGLE is published every day in the year. (Sunday Edition in the mornlngi.
ADVERTISING RATES:
Solid Advertisements on First Pagf lOo. ] Per Line,
Display Advertisements on Second and Fourth Pages 'iOt*. SOLID AGATE,
Local and Commercial Notes on Third and Fourth Pages 50c. J Each Time.
The Creenville Express.
PUBLISHED EVERY THURSDAY AT
GREENVILLE, PITT COUNTY, NORTH CAROLINA,
KV J. R. WHICHARD & BRO.
Siib«ici'iption : _ _ _ Per Aniiiiin, !*!»l..>0.
ADVERTISING RATES
One column, one year i§] QO 00
Half column, one year " fiQ qO
Fourth column, one year 35 qO
Eighth column, one year »J0 00
Advertisements discontinued before expiration of contract will be charged for the time
inserted according to transient rates.
The right is reserved of rejecting or modifying any advertisement if deemed libellous
or otherwise objectionable.
An active. Democratic journal, devoted to the agricultural, mechanical, political an<l
material interests of North Carolina.
It is a bright, entertaining journal, well established, has a wide-spread and steadily-
increasing circulation, and as an advertising medium is second to none in this section.
868 GEO. P. ROWELL & CO'S
The Caroline Democrat.
PUBLISHED EVERY TUESDAY MORNING AT
DENTON, CAROLINE COUNTY, MARYLAND,
BY STEELE & MDTCHLER, Editors and Proprietors.
Subscription Price: Only ^1.00 per Auuuni, in Advance.
RATES FOR STANDING ADVERTISEMENTS :
1 Inch $5 00 13 Inches $10,00 1 J^ Column $25.00
2 Inches 8.00 | 6 Inches 15.00 | 1 Column 50.00
A bright local weekly, full of choice reading. Has a good circulation, and is a good
advertising medium.
Owego Weekly Blade.
A IJ;VE REPUBLICAN PAPER, PUBLISHED EVERY THURSDAY AT
OWEGO, - - TIOGA COUNTY, NEW YORK,
BY Mccormick & young.
Has a Liarge Circulation in Tioga and Adjacent Counties, and is an
Excellent Ailvertisiug Medium.
The Altoona Advance.
ALTOONA, PENNSYLVANIA.
AN INDEPENDENT WEEKLY NEWSPAPER. HAVING THE LARGEST CIRCULATION—
3,000-OF ANY PAPER IN THE INTERIOR OF THE STATE, IT IS
THE BEST ADVERTISING MEDIUM.
It is a Greenback-Labor, Protective Tariff, Woman Suffrage, Temperance Journal. It is
opposed to the introduction of Chinese Slaves or of the manufactures of European Paupers.
It believes in an Industrial Policy for the United States. It solicits advertisements at com-
pensating rates.
Mr. and Mrs. T. P. RYNDER, EDITORS, PUBLISHERS AND PROPRIETORS.
The Jackson Standard
IS A RADICAL REPUBLICAN PAPER,
PUBLISHED AT JACKSON, OHIO,
EVERY THURSDAY, AT ONE DOLLAR PER YEAR, IN ADVANCE.
DAVIS MACKLEY, Publisher. DAVIS MACKLEY and JOHN H. MACKLEY, Editors.
Established in 1847. Only Republican Paper in County.
AVERAGE CIRCULATION FOR PAST FIVE YEARS, 1,738.
Three railroads run through Jackson County, and fourteen blast furnaces now in opera-
tion in the county, four being in Jackson. Much coal is mined in the county.
The Standard is the leading paper in the great coal and iron region ot Southern Ohio,
and is a first-rate advertising medium. Geo. P. Rowell & Co., of New York, are my agents
who are authorized to contract for advertisements.
AMERICAN NEWSPAPER DIHECTORT. 869
Der Beobachter.
PUBLISHED AT - - - CHICAGO, ILL..,
BY PAUL GELEFF.
^subscription, $3 per Aunun.
ADVERTISING RATES REASONABLE; FURNISHED ON APPLICATION TO THE
PUBLISHER.
Established April 3, 1878.
A LARGE EIGHT-PAGE, SIX COLUMN JOURNAL, WITH A STEADILY INCREASING
SUBSCRIPTION LIST— ALREADY 2,900— ESPECIALLY AMONG THE FARMERS.
It has a Great Circulatiou in Northern Illinois, Particularly in Cook.
Du Page and Lake Counties.
IT CONTAINS THE LATEST TELEGRAPHIC AND GENERAL HOME
NEWS, FICTION, ETC., AND IS A FIRST-CLASS
FAMILY NEWSPAPER.
It is an excellent advertising medium, especially valuable to those wishing to reach
the farmers of northern Illinois, who compOse three-fourths of its subscribers.
There being no local German papers in Cook, Du Page and Lake counties (in all which it
circulates extensivel J), it is the only and best medium through which to reach the G<»rmau
population of this section of the State.
870 GEO. P. KG WELL & CO'S
ESTABLISHED 17J»*i.
The Weekly State Gazette,
TRENTON, NEW JERSEY,
HAS A CIRCULATION OVER 7,000, WHICH IS LARGER THAX THAT OF ANY OTHER
PAPER IN THE STATE, j:^^ AD VERTISERS NOTE THE ABOVE.
The Daily State Gazette
HAS A CIRCULATION OVER 3,^00.
WEEKLY S'^.OO A YEAR. DAILY |i5.00 A YEAR.
In connt'ftion with this establishment is a First-Class Book and Job Printing
Oflice, Blank Book Manufactory and a Stationery Department. Address
JOHN L. 3IURPHY, TRENTON, NEW JERSEY.
The Benton County Argus.
PUBLISHED AT
ASHLAND, MISSISSIPPI.
BENJ. BRIGHT, PROPRIETOR and Business Manager.
SUBSCRIPTION: ..... Sl.25 PER ANNUM.
The Argus is the oldest paper in Benton County. Circulation, 850. Greenback In
politics. It is a large four-page, seven-column journal, full of choice reading matter, and is
a superior advertising medium. Rates furnished on application.
The Clay County Reporter.
PUBLISHED EVERY THURSDAY AT
SPENCER, CLAY COUNTY, IOWA.
J. F. FORD, EDITOR AND PROPRIETOR.
One Copy, One Year, $1.50. One Copy, Six Months, 7f5 Cents. Invariably
in Advance.
The Reporter is the best advertising medium in Northwest Iowa. It is published in a
town of about 1,000 inhabitants, situated in the centre of a fine stock-raising and dairying
region.
The Hampton Press.
REV. THOS. JOHNSTON, SUPT. EDITOR. JOSEPH L. BOSH. PUBLISHER.
PUBLISHED MONTHLY AT
TALLEY CAVEY, PENNSYLVANIA.
SUBSCRIPTION: .iO CENTS PER YEAR.
The Press is a superior medium through which to reach the people of this section. It
has an extensive circulation, and is well established.
Advertising: Rates Cbeerfiilly Furnished.
AMERICAN NEWSPAPER DIRECTORY. 871
The Advance,
BATAVIA, OHIO,
IS THE ONLY PAPER AT COUNTY SEAT PRINTED ENTIRELY AT HOME.
Circulate)* Extensively in Clermont County, and has >lany Readers
Throutfhout the Third Ohio Congrressioual District.
IS DEYOTED TO THE INTERESTS OF THE PEOPLE.
The pap€^ has a large amount of patronage in the way of commercial advertising — both
local and foreign— and receives a very liberal amount of public printing and legal adver-
tising, amounting to several hundred dollars.
Will refer all advertisers to GEO. P. ROWELL & CO., 10 Spruce Street, New York, or
to any of the leading advertising agents in Cincinnati or Chicago, with whom we have
had dealings.
|^= SEND FOR SPECIMEN COPY. ..^I
l!»ubscription: $>1..50 per Year. Advertising: S^lOO per Column.
AVERAGE CIRCULATION, 864 COPIES.
JA3IE!^ KOBINSOX, - . . PUBLISHER.
The Cosmopolite.
PUBUSHED BY D. H. TALBOT AT
SIOUX CITY, lOAVA.
tSubscriptiou, in Advance, $1.00 per Year.
A SIXTEEN-PAGE MONTHLY JOURNAL, DEVOTED TO ASTRONOMY, PATENT NEWS,
MINING NEWS, REAL ESTATE NEWS, PATENT DECISIONS,
AND THE GENERAL NEWS OF THE DAY.
It contains matters of interest to everybody, has a guaranteed circulation of 5,000
copies, and is an excellent advertising medium, especially among those engaged in the real
estate business, to whom it offers unexcelled advantages for making known their business
to those most likely to become interested, it going to a majoritj' of the real estate men In
the United States.
ADVERTISING RATES SENT OX APPLICATION.
872 GEO. l^ KOWELL & CO'H
The Mountaineer.
PUBLISHED AT
NO. 8 EXCHANGE STREET, GORHAM, N. H.,
EVERY FRIDAY MORNING, BY V. V. TWITCHELL.
Price: $1.10 a Year. - , . Payment in Advance.
A desirable family journal, devoted to local and general news of interest to the people
of the Androscoggin Valley in particular, and everybody in general.
ADVERTISING RATES:
Fifty Cents per square for the first week, and Twenty-five Cents a square for each
subsequent week. One inch, in length of column, constitutes a square.
The Cheboygan Democrat.
PUBLISHED EVERY THUSRDAY AT
CHEBOYGAN, MICHIGAN,
BY FORSYTH & BUNNELL..
Terms: Si. 50 per Year, in Advance.
The Democrat is a seven -column folio. It is bright and enterprising. Contains all the
News from every quarter. Literature, Correspondence, &c.
One of the best advertising mediums in this section. Advertising rates made known on
application to the office.
The Herald.
PUBLISHED EVERY SATURDAY AT
\rESTON, - - - - OHIO.
Terms: $1.50 per Annum.
E. D. MOFFETT, EDITOR AND PROPRIETOR.
A wide-aw^ake, enterprising journal. Contains all the latest news from every quarter,
has an extensive circulation, and, as an advertising medium, is second to none in this
section.
Petersburg Republican.
PUBLISHED EVERY THURSDAY.
PETERSBURG, .... ILLINOIS.
MARTIN & DAVIS. PUBLISHERS.
Subscription: - $1 .50 per Annum, - In Advance.
An excellent weekly. Contains all the latest news from everj' quarter, and though but
lately established, has an extensive circulation, and enjoys a generous advertising patronage.
RATES EURNLSHED ON APPLICATION.
AMERICAN NEWSPAPER DIRECTORY. 873
The Constitution.
SEMI-WEEKLY.
PUBLISHED AT . - - LINCOLNTON, N. C.
WILLIAM M. WARLICK, Editor and Owner.
Sabscriptiou, Si. 50 per Anuuin.
THE MOST ENTERPRISING JOURNAL IN AN ENTERPRISING- SECTION.
ABLE IX MANAGEMENT: CONSPICUOl!? IN REAL. INFLUENCE;
FAITHFUL TO ITS PRINCIPLES, IT AIMS TO FILL THE
STANDARD OF A FIRST-CLASS NEWSPAPER.
IT CONTAINS NEWS OF EVERY NATURE AND FROM EVERY QUARTER, CHOICE
LITERATURE, POETRY, &c.
THE FORE3IOST PAPER IN ITS DISTRICT.
Itf* Superior Value to Advertisers is Therefore Obvious, and Needs No
Rehearsal. Live Advertisers should Speedily Secure
Space in its Columns*
ITS ADVERTISING RATES ARE LIBERAL, AND WILL BE FURNISHED ON
APPLICATION.
J=<74 GEO. r. KOWELL & CO'b
Brainard's Musical World.
rUBLlSHED MONTHLY AT
CLEVELAND, - - . . . . OHIO.
BY S. BRAINARD'S SONS.
Subscriprion : !!t>1.50 per Auuiiiii, luvariably in Advance.
One of rlie best journals of its elass. Has a wide-spread circulation among the most
reflned and intelligent classes, and is a superior advertising medium.
RATES REASONABLE; FURNISHED ON APPLICATION.
arengo Democrat.
THURSDAYS. DEMOCRATIC.
MARENGO, ..... IOWA.
.1. O. SEHORN, PUBLISHER.
Circulation, _ _ - _ . 1,635.
The MARENao Democrat is the only democratic paper printed in the county, and has a
larger circulation, and is read by more people than all the other county papers combined.
It is also the official organ of the city and county. A new power-press has just been added
to the office. While the advertising rates are low, the publisher gives additional liberal
notices, and strives to cause the advertiser to feel he is getting full value for his investment.
The Hospodar Americky.
(THE AMERICAN AGRICULTURIST).
Subscription: __...-_ $1.50 per Annum.
Is the only Journal in the United States, published in the Bohemian language, devoted to
Agriculture, Horticulture and Floriculture, and to all their subsidiary depart
ments : the Dairy, Apiary, Orchard, Garden, etc. Published semi-monthly.
The Hospodar Americky is circulated in nearly all the States and Territories, in
Europe, Bohemia and Moravia.
For Advertising Rates and all other Information, Address
ANT. NOVAK, PUBLISHER, 1410 CHERRY STREET,
MILW^AUKEE, WISCONSIN.
The Kansas Times.
A GREENBACK JOURNAL, DEVOTED TO THE INTERESTS OF OSAGE COUNTY.
PUBLISHED EVERY THURSDAY AT
LYNDON, OSAGE COUNTY, KANSAS.
R. A. MILLER & BRO., EDITORS AND PUBLISHERS.
Terniw : - - One Dollar per Annum. - In Advance.
Rates OF Advertising :— Yearly standing advertisements will be'inserted in this paper
at the rate of $5 per inch. For less time than one year 20 per cent, additional will be
charged. Local notices. 10 cents per line for first insertion ; 5 cents per line each subsequent
insertion. No notice inserted for less than 25 cents. No oeviation from these rates.
AMERICAN NEWSPAPER DIRECTORY. 875
The Christian Union.
Henry Ward Beechek, / r,, ,•,„,.„
LvMAS Abbott, s t^aitois.
"By all ocUls tht- ablest religious journal in the country.'— Woo/i^ocfce? Patrmt.
SPECIAL FEATI llES FOR THE fSUMHER OF 1880.
A Summer .Journal: Sketches of farm life by a farmer's daughter — Elaine Gooclale.
Pictures of Travel: By Charles Dudley Warner, Blanche Willis Howard, Curtis
Guild, J. Leonard Corning, Adeline Trafton, and others.
Summer Stories : By Rose Terrj-^ Cooke, Heslja Stretton, Susan Coolidge, Sarah O.
Jewett, Josephine R. Baker. Constance Fenimore Woolson, Helen Campbell, Eliot
McCorniick, and others.
Book Reviews, 3Ir. Beecher's Seruious, >lr. Abbott's and Mrs. VV. F.
Craft's Sunday-School Papers.
THE OUTLOOK. NEWS OF THE CHURCHES, FACT AND HUMOR.
Terms: Per Annum, i^ia.UO. To Clergymeu, S-i.-jO. Four Months, !»1 .00.
Address THE CHRISTIAN UNION,
22 WASHINGTON SQUARE, NEW YORK.
adison Journal.
Published Every Tuesday by LORENZO H, ABBEY at
MADISON, NEW^ JERSEY.
Subscription : S'^.OO per Year, in Advance.
THE "JOURNAL" IS A WELL ESTABLISHED EIGHT-PAGE, SIX-COLUMN PAPER.
It is Brigrht and Interesting ; Devoted to Local and General Home Neiivs,
Choice Literature, Farm and Garden News, &c.
Having a large and steadilj' increasing circulation, and being the oldest and best
paper published in Madison, it is certain to amplj' repay those who make use of its
advertising columns.
Advertisiiia; Rales Furnislied on Application to the Publisher.
876 GEO. P. ROVVELL & CO'S
Portage County Gazette.
PUBIJSHED AT
STEVENS POINT, WISCONSIN.
GLENNON & COOPER, PROPRIETORS.
Terms: . _ - - $3 per Aiiuuiii.
OFFICE IN PERRY BROS.' OLD STAND.
A large four-page, seven-column journal. Contains all the news — home and foreign —
choice literature, market reports, etc. It is bright and entertaining, has a wide-spread
circulation, and is an excellent advertising medium. Its facilities for job printing are
second to none in this secti(jn.
The Tampa Guardian.
AN INDEPENDENT NEWSPAPER, DEVOTED TO HOME INTERESTS.
PUBLISHED EVERY SATURDAY AT
TAMPA, ..... FLORIDA.
.TAS. T. MAGBEE, EDITOR AND PROPRIETOR.
Terins : - - Two Dollars per Aununi, - In Advance.
The Guardian Is the official organ for the Sixth Judicial Circuit. It Is an enterprising,
wide-awake journal, full of news, choice reading matter, correspondence, etc. Best adver-
tising medium in this section. No objectionable advertisements inserted.
Le Progress de Valleyfield.
published AT
VAIiLEYFIELD, ------ QUEBEC,
BY C. T. VERNER.
Subscription: - - - Sl.'-i5 per Annum.
THE ORGAN OF THE DISTRICT OF BEAUHARNOIS.
Though comparatively new, this excellent journal has already w^on a high place among
French-Canadian papers, and not only enjoys a very wide and superior circulation, but has
proved itself to be an exceptionally valuable means of advertising.
Rates Reasonable; Furnislied on Application.
The Star-Vindicator.
PUBLISHED EVERY SATUKI>AY AT
BLANCO, TEXAS,
BY Mcpherson & watson.
iSubscription : - ^'Z per Annum, - Ju Advance.
As an advertising medium the Stak Vindicator is second to none in this section of the
State, being the only paper published in the county, and having an extensive circulation.
RATES REASONABLE ; FURNISHED ON APPLICATION.
AMEIUCAN NEWSPArEll DIRECTOliY.
87T
The Troy Times
RANKS WITH THE
BEST ADVERTISING MEDIUMS IN AMERICA
FOR —
QUICK RESUL.T?i.
MORE THAN THIRTY THOI SAND PERSONS READ IT DAIEY.
AL.L ADVERTISEMENTS ADVANTAGEOUSLY DISPLAYED, AND MATTER CHANGED
OFTEN. INTERESTING READING MATTER ON EVERY PAGE.
Price from 12^ to 10c. pei* Eine, according to liocation.
INFORMATION CHEERFULLY FURNISHED, AND RATES AND SAMPLE PAPERS
PR03IPTLY SENT UPON APPLICATION.
J. M. FRANCIS »fc TUCKER, Publishers,
TROY, NEW YORK.
878 (jiEO. P. UOWELL & GO'S
The Colleton Democrati
PUBLISHED BY W. S. TEAGUE
AT WALTERBORO, - - - SOUTH CAROLINA.
Subscription: - - - ^'i per Aniiuiii.
An enterprising, wi<le-a\vake local journal. Contains all the latest local and general
news, politics, etc. It is an excellent advertising medium, well established, and having an
extensive circulation.
Nord-Stern.
PrBLISHEI) BY JOHN ULRICH AT
L.A CROSSE, "WISCONSIN.
Subscription: !$t2 per Annum.
An eight-page, slx-cohmin German Weekly. Recognized as the leading German Weekly
published in the Northwest, Established in 1856. Has a large and influential circulation.
and as a medium thi'ough which to reach the Germans of the Northwest It has no superior.
RATES REASONABLE ; FURNISHED ON APPLICATION.
The Ashley County Times.
PUBLISHED EVERY SATURDAY AT
HAMBURG, ----- ARKANSAS.
W. PRATHER, Editor and Pkoprietor.
A weekly journal, devoted to Politics, Agriculture, Mechanics, Morality, Domestic and
General Intelligence. Well established, with an extensive circiilation, and the only paper
published in Hamburg.
It is the Best AdY«'rtisinsi: Medium in this Sectiou,^
Belleville Republican.
1*1 Bl.ISHED AT
BELLEVILLE, ILLINOIS,
BY T. W. ECKERT.
An eight-page, si.\-c(.)lumu, npublicau journal. Full of news, clioice reailiiig matter,
correspondence, etc. Is the official paper of the county, and has the largest circulation of
any English paper in Southern Illinois.
Advertising: Rales^ Reasouahle, and all BRsiues^i I'l-oinptly Attended to.
AMERICAN NKWSPAPEK DIKECTOKV.
STV)
The Masonic^lMewspaper-
i'lihliMlied Every Saturday, at 49 Cedar Street, New York.
R. iyiALCOI.iI Pt-BLisHER. Subscription, $2.00 per Annum, in Advance.
Circulation 5,000— throughout all the States and Canadas. A special illustrated news-
paper. 8 pp., super royal, 4to. Printed on fine paper. Containing all the Lodge, Chapter
and Commandery News of the day. Each number contains picture and life sketch of some
prominent crafts'man. Also. Directory of the meetings of Lodges, Chapters and Command-
eries in New York and neighboring cities.
AdTantagres to Advertisers.— 1st. Largest circulation of any Masonic newspaper in
America. 2d. It goes to the best class of readers. 3d. Each number is preserved on account
of valuable data. 4th. It circulates in all parts of the United States and Canadas. 5th. Only a
limited number of first-class advertisements will be admitted. 6th. Our advertisers always
express themselves satisfied with results from advertising in The Masonic Newspaper.
Advertising Rates:
One Dollar per inch for
first insertion ; .seventy-five
cents for each subsequent
insertion,
A liberal discount will be
allowed on advertisements
standins one month or over.
Special notices and read-
ing notices, twenty cents
per line, for first insertion,
and ten cents a line for each
subsequent insertion.
Transient advertisements
must be paid for in advance.
All others must be settled
for monthly.
Established Septeiiib' r
38tli, 1878.
We are bold t<) say that
THE
:>I A S O N I (
\ E VV S P A P E R
now occupies the position
I if " leadership," as it is the
recognized organ of the
fraternity.
Objectionable matter wlil
not be published.
Allison, Forbes F.
Anderson, Wm. T., Jr.
Banks, Henrv C.
Brown, Robt. H.
Folger, Robt. B.
Grant, James B.
Greenwood, James.
Goodall. Albert G.
I^" Among its Contributors may be enumerated
Hughan, Wm. Jas.
Jennings, Hargrave.
Lawrence, Sani'l.
Le"«'is, John L.
Loring, W. W.
3IcClenachan, C. T.
Mackay. Albert G.
Macoy, Robert.
MoiTls, Robt.
Patterson, Wnx. S.
Perry, J. B.
Power, J. L.
Ramsay, Robt.
Reynolds, J. J.
Schiedemantle, H. W.
Seymour, R. B.
Sickels. Daniel.
Simons, John W.
Simons, Geo. E.
Starkev, Jos. F.
Taylor. Jas. B.
Tebbs, T. H.
Tyler, Geo. O.
Walden, Dan'l T.
I.Al <iH AM) iiKOVV FAT."
The Plymouth Phonograph
CHAS. K. BASSETT,
EDITOR.
PLYMOUTH,
HANCOCK COUNTY,
ILLINOIS.
A HUMOROUS PAPER THAT FEEDS 5,000 PEOPLE EVERY WEEK,
AND 31AKES THEM FAT.
The People of Hancock County Have Become so Corpulent that the Drng-
gists are all Becoming ludependeutly Rich from the
Sale of "Allen's Anti-Fat."
TERMS OF SUBSCRIPTION: $l.oO PER YEAR.
ADVEKTISIX; TAKEN DIRECT FROM THE ADVERTISER ONLY.
ADVERTISERS (AX REACH MILLIONS OF HUNGRY MINDS THROUGH
THIS MEDIUM.
880
GEO. P. ROWEI.L & CO'S
The Franklin News.
PUBLISHED EVERY WEDNESDAY MORNING AT
BELGREEN, - FRANKLIN COUNTY, - ALABAMA.
BY J. B. STEADHAM, PROPRIETOR AND BUSINESS MANAGER.
Subscription Rates: One Copy, One Yeai-, $1.30.
A well-established democratic joui-nal, devoted to literature, politics, the farm, house
hold, etc. The News has, at a fair estimate, 10,000 readers.
Advertising Rates Liow; Furnished on Application.
The Wayne County Alliance
SODUS, NEW YORK.
PUBLISHED EVERY WEDNESDAY MORNING.
Terms: $1.50,
In Advance.
E. A. BENEDICT, Editor and Publisher.
SPACE. 1 week.
1 Inch $1 00
3 Inches 2 50
5 Inches 4 00
10 Inches 8 00
20 Inches 12 00
RATES OF ADVERTISING:
2 weeks. 3 WEEKS. 4 WEEKS. 13 WEEKS. 26 WEEKS. 52 WKS.
$12 00
20 00
32 00
60 00
100 00
.... SI 50 ..
.. $2 00
.... 3 20 . .
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.... 5 00 ..
.. 6 00
.... 10 00 . .
.. 12 00
.... 15 00 ..
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$ 8 00 ....
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2000 ....
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40 00 ....
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6000 ....
arshall Weekly Republican.
PUBLISHED EVERY WEDNESDAY BY H. L. MERRIMAN AT
MARSHALLTOWN, lOVSTA.
Rates of Subscription: One Copy, One Year, in Advance, $'3.
It Is the official county paper; with supplement (issued regularly), the largest news-
paper printed in Marshall county. Has the largest circulation, guaranteed 1,800. None but
cash propositions for advertising entertained. None but paying subscribers and exchanges
carried on our list.
RATES FURNISHED.
The Chandlerville Independent
PUBLISHED EVERY FRIDAY BY SKAGGS & SPINK AT
CHANDLERVILLE, ILLINOIS.
Subscription:
$1.50 per Annum,
In Advance.
An attractive journal. Independent in politics. Contains the Latest Local and General
News, Market Reports, &c. Circulation, 400 ; rapidly increasing.
It is an excellent advertising medium for this section, it being the only paper published
In Chandlerville.
AMERICAN NEWSP^VPER DIRECTORY.
881
OFFICE OF
The Christian at Work,
NEW^ YORK CITY.
A Large, Unsectarian Religious^ Nevi'spaper. Tei-ins: S3. 00 per Year.
Published W^eekly by J. N. HAL.LOCK.
ADVERTISING RATES:
One time .50c. per line. I Thirteen times and upward 40c. per line.
Four times 4.'>c. " | Reading Notices Sl.OO "
Agate measure, fourteen lines to tlie incli.
No advertisements inserted for less than the price office lines space.
P. O. Box 4134.
Address J . N . H A L. L. O C K ,
Christian at Work,
til 6 Broadivay, Ne^v York.
882
GEO. P. ROWELL & CD'S
ESTABLISHED IN 1860.
The Miami Gazette
AND HARVEYSBIRG REPORTER.
PUBLISHED BY SANDS & SWEET AT
'WAYNESVILLE, - . - -
OHIO.
SUBSCRIPTION : ^'i PER ANNUM.
One of the best advertising mediums in this section. It is a four-page, seven-column
journal, full of news and choice reading, and has a wide circulation.
The Dover Press.
PUBLISHED AT
S. B.
- DOVER PLAINS, -
SHAW, EDITOR AND PUBLISHER.
NEW YORK.
RATES OF ADVERTISING;
SPACE.
1 WEEK.
2 WEEKS.
1 MONTH.
3 MONTHS.
6 MONTHS.
1 YEAR.
One Irch
Two Inches
$0 75
1 50
2 00
3 50
4 75
7 00
$1 25
2 25
2 75
4 OO
6 IK)
10 50
$1 75
3 00
4 01)
5 25
8 (K)
12 50
$3 .50
5 75
8 00
9 00
10 50
15 50
$ 5 00
8 00
10 00
12 00
15 00
18 00
$ 8 0(1
12 OU
Three Inches
Quarter Columi;...
Half Column
One Column
15 ai
18 90
.21 01 »
32 0(1
SUBSCRIPTION : $1.50 PER YEAR, IN ADVANCE.
An excellent advertising medium. Well established. Extensively circulated.
Daily and Weekly Herald.
MEXICO,
MISSOURI.
P. A. EMMONS, Busine!!(s Mauager.
D. REDDINGTON, Editor and Piiblislier.
AN ENTERPRISING MORNING PAPER. HAS A GOOD CIRCULATION AND IS AN
EXCELLENT ADVERTISING MEDIUM.
The Warren Sentinel.
FRONT ROYAL.,
VIRGINIA.
PUBLISHES) EVERY FRIDAY.
JOHN T. LOVELL, EDITOR AND PUBLISHER.
Subscription!
i'i per Year.
The Sentinel is the best paper published in Warreu Countj-. Has a large and steadtb'
growing circulation. It contains the latest home and foreign news, with carefully pre-
pared political and local articles, and full reports of the Legislature.
ADVERTISING RATES REASONABLE.
AMERICAN NEVV^SPAPEK DIRECTORY.
883
The Chattanooga Commercial.
Published by GRISCOM & CO.. at
CHATTANOOGA, - - - TENNESSEE
Mibscriptioii : $1.30 per Auuum.
THE "COMMERCIAL" IS A LARGE FOUR-PAGE, EIGHT-COLUMN JOURNAL.
It has the Largrest Circulation of any Paper iu East Teiiues!<ee.
and is the only Republican Paper, with one exception, in the
Seventeen Counties of the Third Congressional District.
Its circulation is general throughout Twenty Counties of East Tennessee and Northern
sections of Georgia and Alabama. It includes 415 Post Offices in one of the best sections
of the South.
It is a bright, entei-taining paper, full of news— local and foreign— choice reading
matter, correspondence, etc., and is a superior adverti.sing medium.
The Baltimore Volksfreund.
A Representative German Daily.
THE SUNDAY ISSUE IS THE WELL-KNOWN
Biene.
THIS JOURNAL RANKS AS ONE OF THE ABLEST GERMAN PAPERS
IN THE ATLANTIC STATES.
The Subscription Pi'ice, including: the BIENE, is $6.50 a Year, Postpaid.
Both editions, on account of their large and daily increasing circulation, and their
extended and merited popularitj', are recognized as valuable advertising mediums.
ADVERTISEMENTS WILL BE INSERTED AT MODERATE RATES.
SIGMUND JUNGER, Editor and Publisher,
884 GEO. P. ROWELL & CO'S
The Rock Islander.
J. B. DANFORTH, Editor and Proprietor.
PUBLISHED AT
ROCK ISLAND. - - - ILLINOIS.
Subscription : 8'i.OO per Year.
ROCK ISLAND'S BEST PAP E,K .
It has the largest circulation, reaches more families, and is read by more people, than
any other paper published in Rock Island. Four pages, nine columns to the page.
Weekly. For the reasons above stated is a superior advertising medium.
ADVERTISING RATES FURNISHED ON APPLICATION.
The Weekly Journal.
PUBLISHED EVERY THURSDAY MORNING AT
PRINCETON, WEST VIRGINIA,
BY G. W. ANDERSON.
Subscription Rates: One Copy, One Year, One Dollar.
The only paper published at Princeton. Has an extensive circulation, and is
AN EXCELLENT ADVERTISING MEDIUM.
Advertisements Avill be inserted at the rate of T5 cents per square, of eight lines or less,
for the first insertion, and 50 cents for each subsequent insertion.
The Brown County Banner.
A WEEKLY LOCAL NEWSPAPER.
PUBLISHED AT
BROWNW^OOD, .----- TEXAS.
Subscription: One C'opy, One Year, T>vo Dollars.
THE LARGEST CIRCULATION OF ANY NEWSPAPER ON THE FRONTIER.
OFFICIAL. PAPER OF BROWN COUNTY.
ED. P. MICKEL, ..... EDITOR AND PROPRIETOR.
Advertisins Rates Furuisliecl on Request.
The Monitor.
BEN. F. BRIGGS, EDITOR AND PROPRIETOR.
MAYFIELD, KENTUCKY.
CASH SUBSCRIPTION RATES:
One Copy, - - One Year, - - One Dollar.
A well-established local Journal, has an extensive circulation, and is an excellent ad-
vertising medium. It contains news from every quarter, choice reading matter, corres-
pondence, etc.
AMERICAN NEWSPAPER DIRECTORY. 885
WoonsocketCR.I.) Daily Reporter.
L. B. PEASE, Editor and Proprietor ; G. A. NASOX, Business Manager.
A LIVE LOCAL. PAPER.
CIRCULATES EXTENSIVELY IN NORTHERN RHODE ISLAND AND SOUTHERN
MASSACHUSETTS.
Publis^hes General Telegrams, and lias Correspondents in many Villages
along the line of the Providence and Worcester Railroad.
IT IS SERVED BY CARRIER IN TOWN AND ADJACENT VILLAGES, AND SENT BY
MAIL TO ANY ADDRESS, FREE OF POSTAGE, FOR $2.50 PER YEAR.
IT IS THE PIONEER DAILY IN AVOONSOCKET, THE OLDEST
PENNY PAPER IN NEW ENC4LAND, AND THE CHEAPEST
PAPER IN THE UNITED STATES.
It is invaluable to advertisers desiring to reach this section, as it is read dailj- by
more than 20,000 people, mainly in the Blackstone Valley, between Providence and
Worcester— a thrifty and populous manufacturing district.
ADVERTISING RATES:
Each square, ten lines Nonpareil, 50 cents first insertion, 25 cents each
jsequent insertion; One Week, SI. 50; One Month, S3; One Year, §25.
sub
No deviation from these rates.
ITS NEWS FACILITIES ARE SECOND TO NO PENNY PAPER IN AMERICA.
S86 GEO. P. ROWELL & GO'S
The Cherokee Advance
BEN. F. PERRY, EDITOR.
PUBLISHED EVERY WEDNESDAY AT
CANTON, CHEROKEE COUNTY, - GEORGIA.
Siibscriptiou : $1.00 per Annum.
Neat, cheap and entertainiug. The official paper of Cherokee County. Is a superica-
advertising medium.
ADVERTISING RATES EXTREMELY LOW.
Indianola Courier.
PUBLISHED EVERY THURSDAY AT
INDIANOLA, (Office in Court House). NEBRASKA.
G. S. BISHOP, EDITOR AND PUBLISHER.
subscription : - Two Dollars - per Annum.
An enterprising weekly journal. Contains all the latest nev^^s, choice literature, farm
and garden news, etc. It is the only paper published in Indianola, and
THE BEST ADVERTISING MEDIUM IN THE COUNTY.
The Centre Point News-
A. B. GRACE, Editor. J. L. TULLIS, Publisher.
Published every Thuiisday at
CENTRE POINT, ; ARKANSAS.
Subscription : $1.50 per Annum.
A weeklv Democratic newspaper, devoted to the dissemination of knowledge and the pro
motion of the material interests of Southwestern Arkansas. It treats matters
of interest to the farmer, mechanic, lawyer, doctor, merchant
and minister, and is a superior advertising medium.
RATES REASONABLE-WILL BE SENT ON REQUEST.
Jackson County Record.
published every TUESDAY M O R X I N G .
W. S. BELDEN, PROPRIETOR.
MAQUOKETA, - JACKSON COUNTY, - IOWA.
Terms: One Dollar, in Advance.
One of the best advertising mediums in this section of the State. Has a general and in-
creasing circulation, is well established, and is full of choice reading matter.
Advertising: Rates Supplied on Request.
AMERICAN NEWSPAPER DIRECTORY. 887
Oakland Daily &Weekly Tribune
OAKLAND, CALIFORNIA.
THE OLDEST PAPERS IN ALA 31 ED A COUNTY.
BOLD, SPICY, INDEPENDENT, RELIABLE.
THE EVENING TRIBUNE
Ila.s more thau Double the circulation of any paper published in Califor-
nia, outside of San Francisco.
The Tribune is the only paper in Oakland that receives and publishes the Associated
Press Dispatches simultaneously with the San Francisco dailies.
The Tribune publishes the latest, fullest and most reliable Local Reports. Its Editorials
are written by the best talent in the State, and its News Departments are always full
and complete.
AS AN ADVERTISING MEDIUM, " THE TRIBUNE " HAS NO EQUAL OUT-
SIDE OF SAN FRANCISCO.
THE OAKLAND WEEKLY TRIBUNE
IS A LARGE, EIGHT-PACiE PAPER, PUBLISHED EVERY SATURDAY. CONTAINS
LATEST AND FULLEST REPORTS FROM EVERY TOWN IN THE COUNTY,
AND AS AN ADVERTISING MEDIUM IS UNSURPASSED.
SUBSCRIPTION RATES: CliUB RATES:
Terms : Always in advance, in Gold Coin. daily.
(Sent in Single Wrajipers.) ^^^^^ ^^ Single Wrappers.)
Dailv, One year $6 00 ^. _ . a.i- .^i
"Six months. 3 O-J Five Copies, one year S2o 00
" Threemonths 150 Ten Copie-s, one year 4o 00
'• One month 60 weekly.
Weekly, One vear 2 50 I
Six months 1 25 Five Copies, one year $11 25
Three months 85 : Ten Copies, one year 20 ilO
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8 25 11 00
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18 75 22 50
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Displayed AdvertLsemeuts on the second and third pages are charged $6 00 per square
per month.
Advertisements printed but once a weeJc are charged §1 00 per square for each inser-
tion—no matter upon which page they may be placed.
Local Notices (with * attached) in minion type, and distributed among local items on
firs: or third pages, *J5 cents per line each insertion.
Local Notices (with * attached), following reading matter on first or third pages, 10
cents per line each insertion ; 40 cents per line per week ; J*l 00 per line per month.
Legal Notices, 90 cents per square first insertion ; 60 cents per square second, third
and fourth insertions ; 35 cents per square each subsequent insertion.
ADVERTISING RATES— AVEEKL.Y:
One Square, one time $1 00 | Each subsequent insertion 50 Cents.
TRIBUNE PUBUISHING C03IPANY.
W. E. DARGIE, Manager. A. K. P. HARMON, Jr., Secretary.
888 GEO. P. KOWELL & GO'S
Semi-Weekly Recorder.
PUBLISHED AT
FREDERICKSBURG, VIRGINIA.
C. W. MANDER, EDITOR AND PUBLISHER.
Subscription: . - . _ 81.50 per Amniiii.
A cheap, euterprising Semi-Weekly Journal. Is well establshed, has an extensive
circulation, an 1 is one of the best advertising mediums in Virginia.
REASONABLE ADVERTISING RATES FURNISHED ON APPLICATION.
Eutaw Mirror.
PUBLISHED BY W. T. CALLAHAN AT
EUTAW, - ~ .. » - - ALABAMA.
Subscription: Sil.30 per Annnni.
A bright, entertaining journal ; full of choice reading matter, news, politics, &c. It has
an^extensive circulation, and is one of the best advertising mediums in this section..
ADVERTISING RATES FURNISHED ON APPLICATION.
The Weekly Herald.
PUBLISHED AT
COIiLINSVILLE, - - . - - ILLINOIS,
BY JAS. N. PEERS.
SUBSCRIPTION: iJil.OO PER YEAR.
The Herald is the official organ, and only paper in the city. It is full of news, litera-
ture, correspondence, etc., and is one of the brightest and most entertaining pai ers pub-
lished. Uses no patents. Has Steam Power.
The New Orleans Times.
NEW ORLEANS, LOUISIANA.
Published Every Moi'iiing, Sundays Included, and Every Evening Except Sunday Evenings,
and Weekly— Weekly Published Every Saturday.
Subscription: Daily, $li per Auniiin; Weekly, $3.
THE LARGEST AND THE LEADING JOURNAL OF THE SOUTH.
The Times is printed on new, clear and handsome type, and has the largest and only
(6) six-cylinder Hoe Press in the South. Capable of printing 15,000 copies per hour. The
Times is now the largest paper south of St. Louis, having during the past year increased its
size to eight pages of seven columns to each page, and 28 squares or 22 inches to each col-
umn. On Sundaj^s nothing less than 12 pages, and frequently 16 pages.
Independent Conservative, and the interest of the State and City at all times our aim.
STOUTEMYER & CO., Proprietors.
Estimates and information furnished by Geo. P. Rowell & Co., New York, or
Nelson Chesman, St. Louis.
AMERICAN NEWSPAPER DIRECTORY. 889
WAKING'S
X - Y - Z
OR ALPHABETICAL
Railway and Steamboat
Guide.
SHOWING AT A GLANCE
HOW AND WHEN TO GO FR03I NEW YORK TO DIFFERENT STA-
TIONS, AND HOW AND WHEN TO RETURN,
TOGETHER WITH THE FARES, DISTANCES AND POPULATION.
AMERICAN AND FOREIGN STEAMSHIP GUIDE,
And Various Other luforination Useful to Travelers.
CORRECTED AND ISSUED MONTHLY.
EASY AS A - B - C.
CONTENTS :
Alphabetical Arraugemeut of Stations. . . 1-144 Insurance Companies 145
Abbreviations viii Location of Piers 162-163
Almanac and Foreign Mails 146 N. Y. City Car and Omnibus Routes 15T-159
Annexes— Brooklyn & Erie 147 Post Office Regulations 16:5
Carriage Fares 160 Public Buildings l&l
Commutation Rates iii Railway Stations IW
Distances in N. Y. Cit}^ 162 Steamboats 149-153
Elevated Railways 47-148 Steamships— Europe & Coastwise 154-155
Expresses 156 Telegraph and Telephone Companies 16^1
Ferries 161-162 i Theatres 159
SOI^D BY ALL NEWSDEALERS.
Terms: '20 Cents a Single Number; 8"-i.00 pei" Anuiim.
We shall be pleased to receive subscriptions through all Booksellers and Stationers, who
may retain 25 per cent, as commission.
OEFICE: No. 16 DEY STREET, NEW YORK.
890 (iEO. 1*. KOWELI. .vfc (jO'S
Omaha Republican
THE LEADING NEBRASKA NEWSPAPER.
CIRCULATION:
DAILY 3,1 00. I WEEKLY 6,000.
Daily— P. O. Records show we pay more postage than any Nebraska daily.
Weekly— We have just issued a $10,000 premium list. During the first week, we
received over 600 new subscribers.
New type, new^ form, new enterprise. Refers to all the leading advertisers of the
country. Sample copies freely sent. For advertising rates, apply to
C. £. YOST, MANAGER, OMAHA, NEBRASKA,
or GEO. P. ROWELL & CO., AGENTS, NEW YORK.
The Independent Democrat.
JOHN DERSHUCK, Proprietor.
A Weekly Political, Literary and News Journal ; advocating Democracy in its truest
sense, giving allegiance to no cliques within or without the party ; a friend of labor and
everything that tends to advance the interests of its locality. It is the only Democratic
paper in Lower Luzerne. A most desirable advertising medium, with low rates.
Terms of Subscription : $1.50 per Year,
THE HAZLETON VOL.KSBLATT.
ENLARGED AND IMPROVED. On the 1st of April, 1880, the Volksblatt was enlarged
to a 48-column paper and otherwise improved, until it is now the largest German newspapei"
published in Luzerne County. It is a perfect compendium of everything relating to local
Interests, and consequently enjoys a larger circulation than any other German paper in the
county. Advertisers will find it to be one of the best advertising mediums in the section.
Rates are low and furnished on application. Address
JOHN DERSHUCK, Publisher and Proprietor,
HAZLETON, - - L.UZERNE COUNTY, - - PENNSYLVANIA.
THE GOLD AND SILVER MINES OF COLORADO
ARE FULLY AND ACCURATELY REPORTED IN THE COLUMNS OF THE
Idaho Springs Iris.
IDAHO SPRINGS, COLORADO.
Published weeklj^ in the greatest mining region of the State of Colorado, w^hich is
Clear Creek County.
Terms: S'^ per Annum. Specimen Copies Free*
E. A. BENEDICT, Publisher and Proprietor.
M; T. MORRILL (U. S. Deputy Mineral Surveyor), Mining Editor.
The Ellis Weekly Headlight.
published every SATURDAY AT
ELLIS, ELLIS COUNTY, KANSAS.
BY CHAS. E. GRIFFITH,
Formerly of the Fulton County (111.) Ledger, '52-'56; Ossowatomle (Kan.) Herald, '57-'63;.
Battle Creek (Mich.) Journal, '63-'67 ; Macon (Mo.) Republican, '69-'71.
The Headlight has been in existence three months, is at the point where the trav-
elers dine on the Kansas Division of the Union Paciflc Railway, the great centre of Kansas.
Here are located the machine shops, stock yards, water tanks, and fine hotel of the Railway.
There is a fine water-power on a branch of the Sabine running by the town, and $15,0(X) are
here paid monthly to employees. The paper is getting a general as well as local circula-
tion, is conducted for readers everywhere, and has averaged SCKJ circulation. Both sides
printed at home.
PRICE .$2. ADVERTISING AT LIBERAL RATES.
AMERICAN NEWSPAPER DIRECTORY
891
CITRUS HORTICULTURE A SPECIALTY.
The Press and Horticulturist
A WEEKLY PAPER, PUBLISHED AT
RIVERSIDE, CALIFORNIA,
THE HOME OF THE ORANGE, LEMON AND RAISIN.
IS DEVOTED TO THE CI L.TURE OF SEMI-TROPICAL, FRUITS.
IT IS THE ONLY PAPER ON THE PACIFIC COAST THAT MAKES THIS BRANCH
OF HORTICULTURE A SPECIALTY.
It has a large aud i*apidly-increasing Circulation among the Fruit
Growers of California.
IT CONTAINS FULL REPORTS OF THE MONTHLY DISCUSSIONS OF THE
CALIFORNIA HORTICULTURAL SOCIETY.
The paper is edited by L. M. HOLT, who was for three years Secretary of the
Southern California Horticultural Society, and editor of its nionthlj- magazine.
BUSINESS MEN WHO DESIRE TO REACH THE INTELLIGENT ORCHARDISTS
OF CALIFORNIA, WILL FIND "THE PRESS AND HORTICUI^
TURIST " A VALUABLE ADVERTISING MEDIUM.
Letters of Inquiry, regarding California and its fruit industries, cheerfully answered.
Terms of Subscription: $:2.50 per Annum, in Advance.
ADVERTISING RATES:
One Inch in the Column is a Square.
Spax:e. 3 months. 6 months.
One-quarter column Sl6 00 $27 00
One-half column 25 00 40 00
One column 36 OO 54 00
1 year.
S50 00
72 00
100 00
Transient advertisements will be charged $1 per square for first insertion and 50 cents
per square for each subsequent insertion.
Valued Opinions:
Mr. Holt is an able and experienced news-
paper man.— Anaheim Gazette.
Mr. Holt has made this subject (semi-trop-
ical fruit culture) a special study for years.
— San Bernardino Times.
Mr. Holt is an old experienced newspaper
writer, and under his manafjement the Press
will, A\'ithout question, assume a deservedly
high rank. — Los Angeles Herald.
EXTRACTS FROM LETTERS RECEIVED :
Your experience and management of the
Southern California HorticuUurist are an
earnest that your new paper will be a valua-
ble aid to all citric fruit growers.— A'. W.
Blanchard, Santa Paula, Ventura Co., Cat.
Knovnng as I do the energy aud untiring
perseverance you have shown in familiar-
izing yourself with even the smallest details
of citrus culture, I am anxious to become a
subscriber to what I am satisfied will be one
of the most valuable aids to the orchardist,
and something very much needed in this por-
tion of the State. — R. H. Gilman, Anaheim,
California.
I have noted carefully your "remarks edi-
torial " in regard to the field which you pro-
pose to occupy, and if you have the grit— and
I believe you have— to take and hold the
ground occupied by the Southern California
H 'rticnlturist. yoii will succeed aud nothing
can defeat you. The horticulturists of South-
ern California will support a paper which is
devoted to their interests.— i^/*anfc A. Kim-
I hall, National City, San Diego Co., Cal.
Am glad to learn that you have put on the
harness again, and I write this to \%'lsh you
I success in your new enterprise. — J. M. Asher,
San Diego.
' I wish you success.— Dr. O. H. Conger, Pas-
adena, Cal.
I have just received the first number of the
Press under your management, and quickly
notice the characteristic ring of your
former publications. * * * if you will de-
vote one side of the Press to horticultural
matters, I believe that many of your former
subscribers to the Southern California Hor-
ticulturist will become your happy support-
ers, among which you may count on — Chas.
Coleman, Jr., Pomona, CaL
I renew my congratulations and well
wishes on the' broader field you enter, fully
convinced that success will crown your
efforts. — John Torrey {of Spear, Meade &
Co.), San Francisco.
Address PRESS PUBLISHING CO., Riverside, Cal.
S92 GEO. P. ROWELL & GO'S
American Breeder and Planter.
FRANK G. RUFFIN, JR., EDITOR.
PUBLISHED MONTHLY AT
RICHMOND, - - - ^ - - VIRGINIA.
Terms: - - Si per Aniiuiii, = - In Advance.
The only A.gricultural Journal published at Richmond. Has become the leading journal
In the State. Is thoroughly endorsed by the Virginia State Agricultural Society, and is now
sustained and supported by the best and wealthiest planters in the State. It is an able and
attractive journal, and one that is improving with every issue.
The News-Echo.
W. R. McDANIEL, ... EDITOR AND PUBLISHER.
Published Every Satiirdaj- Morning at
LOCKHART, TEXAS.
SUBSCRIPTION : $2.00 PER ANNUM, IN ADVANCE. AN EXCELLENT TEXAS WEEKLY.
3 mos. 6 mos. 12 nios.
Half Column $20 (X» $40 (X) $ 50 «)
One Column 40 (X) 60 00 100 00
RATES OF ADVERTISING.
3 mos. 6 mos. 12 mos.
One Inch $3 75 $6 00 $12 tK)
Quarter Column 18 00 20 IK) 40 (lO
All advertising for a less period than three months, $1 per square for first insertion, and
50 cents per square for each subsequent insertion. Advertisements by the year must be
paid for quarterly in advance.
The Croswell Democrat.
PUBLISHED EVERY FRIDAY AT
CROSWELL, - SANILAC COUNTY, - MICHIGAN.
H. C. STOWELL, PUBLISHER.
Terms: $1.50 per Year, in Advance.
Advertising Rates :
One column, one year. . . .$72. | Half Column, one year .. .$38. | Quarter column, one year.. $20.
Yearly advertisements payable at the end of each month. Advertisements for a shorter
time payable in advance.
This excellent forty column journal is one of the best advertising mediums in thi;
section.
auricetown Pilot.
LEADING INDEPENDENT PAPER OF SOUTH JERSEY.
PUBLISHED EVERY SATURDAY AT
MAURICETOWN, CUMBERLAND COUNTY, NEW JERSEY.
HASLETT & ELFRETH, EDITORS AND PROPRIETORS.
Independent on all questions ; subject to the dictation of no clique or party. Reading
matter on each page, thereby allowing advertisements in every part of the paper to be
readily seen. Large circulation.
SPECIALi.—" Trade Advertisements," offers of watches, seeds, etc., propositions to
advertise and "pay quarterly," or any other way, except for Cask, respectfully declined.
Advertisers who wish to reach the Live and Enterprisinq People of South Jersey siiould
use this paper as a medium. It will pay. Circulation 1,200. For advertising rates,
address the proprietors. Geo. P. Rowell & Co., Agents, 10 Spruce Street, New York.
AMERICAN NEWSPAPER DIRECTORY. 893
The American Bookseller
!?E3II-MONTHL,Y. - 81.00 PER YEAR.
DEVOTED TO THE INTERESTS OF THE
BOOK, STATIONERY, NEWS, AND MUSIC TRADES, AND TO
LITERATURE IN GENERAL..
WITH WHICH IS INCORPORATED
THE INDEX,
GIVING EACH MONTH A COMPLETE ALPHABETICAL AND TOPICAL INDEX TO
CURRENT PERIODICAL LITERATURE.
Each number of The American Bookseller contains full lists of recent publications,
and early announcements of foi'theoming books, with such descriptions and editorial no-
tices as enable the book buyer to keep thoroughly posted and to order intelligently.
The Index to Periodical Literature, Proceedings of Societies and Government Publica-
tions, is the most eomplete work of the kind ever accomplished in the world. It was
awarded a diploma at the Paris Exposition of 1878.
The American Bookseller exhibits a thorough survey of the literary activity of the
season, with copious notices of recent American publications, and a very readable collec-
tion of facts and announcements in regard to books and authors. — Neir York Tribune.
One of the most useful and carefully prepared guides to book buj'ing. Its articles are
well prepared, and its summaries invaluable.— A'ew? York World.
Gathers together and gives us more literary information than any similar publication
we have. — Philadelphia 3Iorning Post.
Indispensable to all retail booksellers, and dealers In stationery, periodicals, and music.
— A. Y. Evening Ma il.
Invaluable to clergj-men, lawyers, physicians, literary men, and, in fact, to all who are
interested in special subjects.— BrooA7(/n Daily Times.
Its great advantage to scholars and special students is readily apparent.— ioiMsriWe
Courier-Jou rnal.
The Index is in one sense a monthly continuation of Poole's Index, and will have an
equal value to scholars and specialists. — Utica Morning Herald.
ADVERTISING RATES:
One page 820 00 l One-fourth page 87 00
One-half page I'i 00 I One-eighth page 4 00
Special rates for more than one insertion.
published by
THE A 31 E R I C A N NEWS C O 31 P A N Y .
publication office :
10 SPRUCE STREET, - - - NEW^ YORK.
894 GEO. P. KG WELL & CO'S
The Marine Journal.
The Oflicial Organ of the Marine £ugineer!>i of the United i^tates.
FRANK BAKER, Editor and Proprietor.
PUBLISHED EVERY THURSDAY AT
NO. 4 PUBLIC LANDING, ^ - CINCINNATI, OHIO.
SUBSCRIPTION, IN ADVANCE, $1 PER YEAR.
Rates of Advertising:
One square, cue time $1 00 I One square, three months $ 8 00
One square, four times 3 00 | One square, six months 15 00
One squai*e, one year $25 00
It is devoted to Inland Water Interests, and is the best paper of its class in the world.
The Eastland Review.
PUBLISHED BY O. H. DAVENPORT AT
EASTLAND, - - - - TEXAS.
A ^IGHT LOCAL JOURNAL, DEVOTED TO LOCAL AND GENERAL NEWS, CHOICE
LITERATURE, CORRESPONDENCE, &c.
It is the oldest paper In the county, and the only one published in Eastland, and is, therefore,
THE BEST ADVERTISING MEDIUM FOR THIS SECTION.
The Worthington Journal.
A AVEEKLrY REPUBLICAN PAPER.
PUBLISHED EVERY THURSDAY BY J. G. OGLE.
WORTHINGTON (The County Seat of Nobles County), MINNESOTA.
Has a large circulation in Southwestern Minnesota, Northwestern Iowa and Sou*h
eastern Dakota. Best advertising medium in Southwestern Minnesota.
TERMS:
Subscription, - Si. 50 per Year, - In Advance.
ADVERTISING RATES REASONABLE, AND WILL BE FUR>: ISHED UPON APPLICATION.
The Independent Press.
PUBLISHED EVERY THURSDAY IN THE WEALTHY AND POPULOUS CITY OF
GRIGGSVIL.L.E, ----- ILLINOIS.
BY^ HUGHES & NELSON,
FOR THE SPECIAL BENEFIT OF PEOPLE NOW LIVING ON THE EAP.TH.
Subscription : Only SI. 50 per Annum.
An excellent advertising medium. Has an extensive and constantly increasing circulation.
ADVERTISING RATES REASONABLE.
AMERICAN NEWSPAPER DIRECTORY. 895
The Forrest City Courier
IS PUBLISHED EVERY FRIDAY EVENING,
BY
McVEY ifc BRADFIELD,
AT
rORREST CITY, . - > - - ARKANSAS.
Terms: One Year, in Advance, $1.5 0.
TERMS OF ADVERTISING:
One square (10 lines), one insertion $ 1 00
Each additional insertion 50
One square, six months 8 00
One square, one year 12 00
One fourth column, three months 12 00
One-fourth column, one year 30 00
One-half column, three months 20 00
One-half column, six months 35 00
One-half column, one year 60 00
One column, three months 35 00
One column, six months 60 00
One column, one year 100 00
Special notices, 10 cents per line. Notices in local column, 15 cents per line.
All legal and transient advertisements will be charged for by the insertion.
Cash System.— All advertisements must be paid for in advance^ No deviation from
this rule.
THE " COURIER " IS A LARGE, FOUR-PAGE, SEVEN-COLUMN JOURNAL.
IT IS DEVOTED TO LOCAL AND FOREIGN NEWS, CHOICE
READING MATTER, POETRY. POLITICS, &c.
IT IS THE OFFICIAL. PAPER OF ST. FRANCIS COI NTY, ANI>
HAS AN EXCELLENT CIRCULATION.
896 GEO. P. ROVVELL & GO'S
Established lS5tJ.
Le Meschacebe.
OFFICIAL. PAPER OF THE PARISH OF ST. JOHN THE BAPTIST.
PRINTED IX ENGLISH AND FRENCH. ISSUED WEEKLY AT
BONNET CARRE, . . - . LOUISIANA,
BY CHARLES LASSEIGNE.
Terms: - - Five Dollars per Aniiniii, - In Artvance.
The best medium through which to reach the French-speaking people of this section,
having the largest circulation of all the French papers in lower Louisiana.
The Beatrice Courier.
PUBLISHED EVERY TUESDAY AT
BEATRICE, - GAGE COUNTY, - NEBRASKA.
A. W. CONLEE, Propriktor. A. W. CONLEE, Editor.
Tei'iiis: J^'-i per Anniiin, in Advance.
Devoted to the interests of Gage Countj-, and contains all the local and general news^
Circulation rapidly increasing, which makes it a valuable medium for advertisers.
The Quincy Daily News.
published at
QUINCY, ILLINOIS,
BY THE NEWS COMPANY.
Subscription: - Six Dollars - - A Year.
Established 1877.
NOW HAS THE LARGEST CIRCULATION OF ANY PAPER IN THE CITY.
It is the best advertising medium in the city. Is independent, opening its columns tO'
all parties for the discussion of local and other matters, thus making it the most popular
paper in the city. Rates reasonable ; furnished on request.
The Industrial Journal.
OFFICIAL, PAPER OF EL.K COUNTY.
published every WEDNESDAY.
J. G. ALBRIGHT, EDITOR AND PUBLISHER.
HOWARD, ----- KANSAS,
Subscription: !«!>1.50 per Annum.
A wide-awake, enterprising journal. Full of news, choice miscellany, market reports,
etc. Has an extensive circulation, and is a superior advertising medium.
RATES FURNISHED ON APPLICATION.
AMERICAN NEWSPAPER DIRECTORY.
897
1867-1 880.
The Transcript-Messenger.
GOLDSBORO,
PUBLISHED WEEKLY AT
NORTH CAROLINA.
IS A GENERAL FAMILY NEWSPAPER, UNSURPASSED IN ALL THE REQUIREMENTS
OF AMERICAN JOURNALISM. DEVOTED TO POLITICS, NEWS OF THE DAY,
FARM INTERESTS, HOME MATTERS, CHOICE MISCELLANY, ETC.
Crlves.More Reading Matter than any otliev Paper Publishetl in the State.
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TO ADVERTISERS.— The large circulation of the Goldsboro Messenger and the
Transcript-Messenger makes them the best mediums for advertisers of all classes. Their
great usefulness in that line is attested by the splendid advertising patronage the papers
have long enjoyed. Published on the great thoroughfare of travel between the North and
South and East and West, our geographical location and our superb mail facilities render
these papers the very best advertising mediums in the South.
The lieacliug Paper iu Eastern Carolina.— The Transcript-Messenger is the
leading paper in Eastern North Carolina, and the home paper to the people of Wayne, John-
ston, Sampson, Duplin, Greene, Lenoir, Onslow, Pitt, Beaufort, Carteret, Jones, Pamlico
and Hyde, in which counties its circulation exceeds that of its competitors combined ; while
in Wilson, Craven, Edgecombe, Nash, Bladen, Halifax, Martin, Pender, Harnett, and in
other counties more remote, it is a general favorite ; and, the extent and character consid-
ered, we feel warranted in saying that our publications offer extraordinary inducements
to advertisers seeking North Carolina trade. Address
JULIUS A. BONITZ, Editor and Proprietor,
GOIiDSBORO, NORTH CAROLiINA.
1^" The Wilmington (Del.) i:ut'»'j/ Evening, says: "We doubt if there are to be found
any poorer papers than some of those in the South, but again there are some wonderfully
good papers there. We know of no country weekly paper in the United States one whit
better than the Transcript-Messenger, published at Goldsboro, North Carolina. It is a
sheet with thirty-six broad columns, and the pressure of advertising compels it to issue a
supplement of sixteen columns. We will venture the guess that no city weeklies can hurt
such a paper as this."
57
898 GEO. P. ROWELL & GO'S
Knox Co^ Review.
A PAPER FOR THE PEOPLE.
PUBLISHED WEEKLY ON TUESDAYS. DELIVERED FREE OF POSTAGE TO SUB-
SCRIBERS RESIDING IN KNOX COUNTY.
TERMS I— By Carrier in Knoxville, per niontli, - - $ .10
By Mail, per year, advance payment, - . 1.00
N. J. CRUMP, PUBLISHER.
KNOXVILLE, ^ ILLINOIS.
The Review contains the very latest news, choice literature, correspondence, &c. Has an
extensive and influential circulation, and is an excellent medium through
which to reach the people of this section.
RATES REASONABLE ; FURNISHED ON APPLICATION.
Holland Journal.
AL. BURTON, EDITOR AND PUBLISHER.
HOLLAND, ----- IOWA.
Subscription: $1 per Year, in Advance.
Though a comparatively new paper, the Journal has a wide-spread and influential
circulation. It is the only paper published in Holland, is bright and entertaining, and full
of choice reading matter.
Weekly Critic.
E. H. & C. O. ROLFE, PUBLISHERS. E. H. ROLFE, Editor and Proprietor.
SOMERVILLE, _ _ _ _ _ ALABAMA.
One Dollar per Year.
Advertisements inserted at 50 cents per inch for the first, and 25 cents for each sub-
sequent insertion. Liberal reductions from these rates will be made for large or long-
standing advertisements. As an advertising medium our paper is second to no paper in
North Alabama.
The Iron Era.
AN INDEPENDENT DExlIOCRATIC NEWSPAPER.
PUBLISHED EVERY SATURDAY AT
IRONTON, J OHIO.
J. COMBS, EDITOR AND PROPRIETOR.
Terms of Subscription: $1.50 per Year, in Advance.
Devoted to the industrial interests of the Hanging Rocli Iron Region. Advocates a
PROTECTIVE TARIFF for HOME MANUFACTURERS. HIGH DUTIES on all thinjjTS which we Can pro-
duce in this country, as well as imported luxuries. All articles of actual necessity which
we cannot produce at home to be admitted duty free.
ADVERTISEMENTS AT REASONABLE RATES.
AMERICAN NEWSPAPER DIRECTORY. 899
SPECIMEN COPIES SENT FREE ON APPLICATION.
S>>ub6ci'iption, $1.00 per Year. - - }Siiigle Number, 10 Cents,
SUBSCRIBE TO THE
Art Critic.
A JOURNAL PUBLISHED MONTHLY; DEVOTED TO THE INTERESTS OF
MUSIC, ART AND lilTEKATURE.
We appeal to all lovers of Art, and solicit their aid towards supporting a journal which
has for its aim the circulation of free and unbiased opinions on matters concerning the
above branches. We especially desl e to enlist the influence of the best teachers, and shall
be pleased to receive communications from such, accepting with pleasure the co-operation
of all interested in music.
The Art Critic will in many respects be found unlike musical journals heretofore
published, and your especial attention is called to the following points, viz. :
It is not issued in the interests of any Sheet Music or Piano house.
It is not padded with second-rate music or articles copied from other papers.
It is strictly independent, and its criticisms never degenerate into fulsome flattery or
abusive censure.
Some of the most eminent writers of this country and Europe contribute to its pages.
Matters pertaining to its columns are treated in a manner interesting alike to the
professional and amateur.
The subscription to the Art Critic is only JSl.OO per year.
Nothing will be left undone by the publishers in the shape of future improvements,
etc., and they will strive to make the Art Critic a trustworthy, readable and fearless
exponent of Music, Art and Literature.
To any one sending us five new subscribers we will mail free one copy of the Art Critic
for one year.
Address all communications, subscriptions, etc., to
FR. A. MOLIiENHAUER, Editor,
717 BROADWAY, - - - NETV YORK CITY.
Pittsburg Magnet.
PUBLISHED EVERY FRIDAY AT PITTSBURG, TEXAS.
R. P. THOMPSON, PROPRIETOR.
Subscription Rates (cash in advance in every instance) : One Copy, One Year, $tj.
ADVERTISING RATES:
1 mo. 2 mos. 3 mos. 6 mos. 1 year.
One inch $3 03 $5 00 $7 00 $1100 $15 00
Two inches 400 700 10 00 16 00 2500
Four inches 6 CO 10 00 15 00 28 00 37 00
Quarter column 8 00 14 00 18 00 30 00 46 00
Half column 12 00 20 CO 25 00 38 00 60 OO
One column 20 00 35 00 40 00 70 CX) 125 00
Objectionable Advertisements will not be Inserted at any Price.
Published in a thriving city, situated at the junction of the East Line, St. Louis and
Texas Railroad, and inhabited by an enterprising and prosperous people. It is one of the
most influential and leading journals in the county, and as an advertising medium is
unsurpassed by any in this .section.
900 GEO. P. ROWELL & GO'S
The Kansas City Mail.
THE OM>\ EVENJXCi PAPER P U B 1. 1 fS H E I) I\ THE CITY.
Gives the very latest Market Reports and Telegraph News ; also full reports of
Local Happenings.
Circulation : V^ eekly, 4,000 ; Dally, -2, 500 Coi>ie!i«.
THE WEEKLY EDITION, THE BEST PAPER IN THE WEST.
Office : No, 115 West Sixth Street, KANSAS CITY, MISSOURI.
SAM. WILLIAMS, Editor. J. C. SHEA, Business Manager.
MAIL PUBLISHING CO., Proprietors.
The Pioneer-
PUBLISHED BY JOHN L. MACKINNON AT
MONTAGUE, PRINCE EDWARD'S ISLAND.
.Subscription : $1.00 per Annum.
Published in a thriving town of one thousand inhabitants. It is a bright four-page, sixcolunm
journal, and is the only niediuni through which the people of this section can be reached.
ADVERTISING RATES LOW; FURNISHED ON APPLICATION.
The Baptist Messenger.
PUBLISHED BY J. M. D. GATES AT
W^OODBURY, .... TENNESSEE.
SSubscriptiou: Sl.'i.j per Year.
A WELL-ESTABLISHED, SEMI-MONTHLY, RELIGIOUS NEWSPAPER.
and
It is a superior advertising medium, having a wide-spread and influential circulatiou'
I, as a denominational paper, has a field exclusively its own.
PRESENT CIRCULATION 800.
Deutscher Anzeiger,
(GER31AN ADVERTISER).
Independent German Weekly Paper for the German Population of the Mohawk Valley.
PUBLISHED EVERY SATURDAY BY ERNST KNAUER.
176 STATE STREET, - - SCHENECTADY, N. Y.
Subscription : S2 per Year.
This is the only German paper between Albany and Utica. has a large circulation
throughout the Mohawk Valley, and is therefore the best advertising medium. Rates for
advertisements very reasonable.
AMERICAN NEVVSPAPEIl DIRECTORY. 901
Tbe Finest Advert! sing: ]>Iediiini in the Sontli-Wesf.
The Cumberland Presbyterian-
PUBLISHED AT NASHVILLE, TENN.,
UNDER THE AUSPICES OF A BOARD OF PUBLICATION, AS DIRECTED BY THE
GENERAL ASSEMBLY OF THE CUMBERLAND PRESBYTERIAN
CHURCH IN THE UNITED STATES.
UAf^ AT THIfS WRITING, MAY 15, A BONA FIDE CIRCULATION
OF 10.000 COPIES.
IT IS A COMBINATION OF ALL THE PAPERS PUBLISHED IN THE INTEREST OF
THE CUMBERLAND PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH- THE PROPERTY OF THE
CHURCH, AND ITS ONLY OFFICIAL ORGAN.
There is a Grand Effoi't Beiugr ;>Iade to Greatly Increase its Circnlatiou,
and it is Believed that in Twelve Months it will Reach '20,000.
The Chnrch has loO.OOI) Members.
Sunday-School Comments.
A FORTYEIGHT OCTAVO PAGE QUARTERLY. IS IN ITS FIRST YEAR.
For the Second Xnniber -5,000 \vere Printed. Its Sm-cess is CJreat.
IT IS THE ONLY SUNDAY-SCHOOL PAPER CIRCULATED IN THE CHURCH IN WHICH
ADVERTISEMENTS ARE ALLOWED. THE RATES ARE VERY LOW.
AI>l)RESS
BOAKD OF PUBLICATION C. P. CHURCH, NASHVILLE. TENN.
902 GEO. P. ROWELL & GO'S
emphis Weekly Democrat.
A RED-HOT DEMOCRATIC JOURNAL AND LIVE LOCAL SHEET.
PUBIISTED E" FRY THURSDAY AT
MEMPHIS, ----- MISSOURI,
BY s. G. Mcdowell.
Subscription: - $1.50 per Aiiiuuii, - In Advance.
The Democrat is the best advertising medium in Scotland county. Its circulation is
larger than any other newspaper published in the county.
RATES FURNISHED ON APPLICATION.
The Felicia^na Sentinel.
OUTSPOKEN AND DEMOCRATIC.
Official journal of West Feliciana. Official journal of the town of Bayou Sara. Published at
ST. FRANCISVILLE, LOUISIANA.
S. LAMBERT, G. W. REESE, Proprietors.
GEO. W. REESE, Editor. WM. L. STIRLING, Publisher.
One Copy, One Year, in Advance, $3.
ADVERTISING RATES (a Square is the space of Ten Lines Solid Brevier) :
1 w. 1 m. 3 m. 6 m. 1 yr.
One Square....... $ 1 (X) .... $.3 00 .... $6 50 .... $9 00 .... $12 00
Quarter Column.. .5 00 .... 10 00 .... 18 00 .... 30 00 .... 40 00
Half Column 10 00 .... 20 00 .... 40 00 .... .50 00 .... 70 00
One Column 20 00 ... 40(0 .... CO 00 .... 90 00 .... 125(30
To be paid invariably in advance.
THE BEST IS AliWAYS THE CHEAPEST.
Summit Times.
AICONSERVATIVE JOURNAL, DEVOTED TO THE AGRICULTURAL AND INDUSTRIAL
INTERESTS OF THE COUNTRY.
Official Journal of tlie Town of Summit and County of Pike.
Nine columns to the page. Circulation, 65 quires in Pike County, Lincoln County, Amite
County, Franklin County, Lawrence County, Marion I'ounty, St. Helena Parish,
and Washington Parish. Printed on the only POWER PRESS In South Mis-
sissippi. Now in its TWENTIETH VOLUME. Size, 36 columns.
ADVERTISING RATES SENT ON APPLICATION.
SUMMIT, PIKE COUNTY, MISSISSIPPI.
W. LEE PATTON, PUBLISHER.
The Commercial.
PUBLISHED EVERY FRID \Y BY W. W. EVANS & BRO. AT
MOUNDSVILLE, TVEST VIRGINIA.
Tcims: $1.50, in Adrunce; §12.00 if not Paid Within the Year.
.J. B. CROUCH, EDITOR.
All entiM-piising, four-pai?e, eight-column journal, full of choice reading matter, and a
good medium through which to reach the people of this section.
AMERICAN NEWSPAPER DIRECTORY. 903
THE MINNEAPOLIS TRIBUNE COMPANY,
PUBLISHERS OF
The Tribune
An Eight-page, Morning Paper, Published Every Day in the Year,
and the only Morning Paper published in Minneapolis, a city of 60,000
inhabitants, and the leading Republican Paper in Minnesota.
ALSO, PUBLISHERS OF
THE
Farmers' Union Weekly Tribune
AN EIGHT-PAGE WEEKLY, PUBLISHED THURSDAYS, AND WHICH HAS A
LARGE CIRCULATION THROUGHOUT THE NORTHWEST.
THE MINNEAPOLIS TRIBUNE CO.,
MINNEAPOLIS, - - - - . MINNESOTA.
THE GREAT I N T E R - C O N T I N E N T A L DAILY.
The Salt Lake Tribune.
Two Editions— Daily and Weekly,
The Oldest, Largest, 3Iost Influential and Widely Circulated Journal
Published in the Rocky Mountain Range.
IT HAS A CIRCULATION EXCEEDING THAT OF ANY OTHER PAPER PUBLISHED
BETWEEN CHICAGO AND SAN FRANCISCO.
It circulates in every County, Village and Miuinpr Camp iu Utah, Idaho and Montana,
and is taken extensively in California, Nevada, Arizona, Wyoming and Colorado, and is
authority on all matters pertaining to the great gold and silver mining interests of the vast
mineral belt of which Salt Lake City is the centre.
Subscription Price, per Year:
Daily $12 00 1 Weekly S3 00
SAMPLE COPIES FURNISHED FREE, ON APPLICATION.
Address THE TRIBUNE,
SALT LAKE CITY, UTAH.
904 GEO. P. ROWELL & CO'S
Zanesville Post.
PUBLISHED BY A. SCHNEIDER AT
ZANESVILLE, .... OHIO.
Subscription: !*'2.00 per Aniiuiii.
AN INDEPENDENT UERHIAN WEEKLY.
The Post is a well-established, four-paKe, seven-column journal. Contains news from
every quarter, and has a large and influential circulation. It is well worth the attention,
of those desiring a superior advertising medium.
Kates Furnished on Application.
New Albany Democrat.
PUBLISHED BY WM. M. WOOD AT
NEW ALBANY, .... MISSISSIPPI*
SUBSCRIPTION:
One copy, one year, in advance .f 1 50. | One copy, one year, payable>t end of year, .$2.
Advertising Rates Furnislied on Application.
One of the best advertising mediums in this section. Has a large regular circulation,,
and is well established. It is bright and entertaining, full of news, correspondence, etc.
Somerville Advertiser.
PUBLISHED EVERY SATURDAY AT NO. 4tJ2 S03IERyiL.L.E AVE.,.
SOMERVILLE, MASS.
HASKELL BROTHERS, PROPRIETORS AND PUBLISHERS.
Terius: Si. 50 per Year,
An excellent advertising medium. Contains the latest news fi-om everj' quarter. Is
well established, and has a thorough circulation.
Atlvertisiug Rates Reasonable; Furnished ou Application.
Sentinel on the Border.
PUBLISHED AT
CHEROKEE, ----- KANSAS.
CHAS. M. LUCAS, EDITOR AND Publisher.
Subscription: SI, in Advance.
An eight-page, four-column journal. The only paper published at Cherokee. Contains:
news from every quarter, is bright and entertaining, and as an advertising medium is sec-
ond to none in this section. Rates reasonable. Furnished on application.
AMERICAN NEWSPAPER DIRECTORY,
905
The Alliance.
CHICAGO,
ILLINOIS.
HENRY L. SHEPARD, EDITOR.
J. J. TOBL\S, 3IANAGING Editor.
MARGARET B. PEEKE, Assistant Editor.
Pres. p. a. Chadbourne,
Prof. H. M. Goodwin, D. D.,
Rev. J. M. Whiton, Ph. D.,
SPECIAL CONTRIBT TOR!
Chanc. E. C. Benedict,
Prof. David Swing,
Rev. J. T. Dl-ryea, D. D.,
Rev. John Peddie, D. D.,
W. W. Everts, D.D.,
Rev. George C. Miln.
The Three Pulpit Princes of Chicago Special Coutribiitors :
PROF. DAVID SWING. 1 REV. H. W. THOMAS, D. D. | REV. GEORGE C. LORIMER, D.D.
THE ALLIANCE is the Only Religious Weekly of the Kind in the
Country. It is !Set to Give Both Sitles of the Great Religious
Discussions Agitating the Church.
HAS BY FAR THE LARGEST CITY CIRCULATION, AND HAS THE LARGEST AND BEST
PAYING ADVERTISING PATRONAGE OF ANY WEEKLY PAPER IN CHICAGO.
THE ALLIANCE 3Iore than any Journal of the West Circulates Among
People of Intelligence and Property— People who Have Tastes to
Gratily, and 3Ioney to Gratify Their Tastes. The Advertisers
of the City Understand This, as any Number of the
ALLIANCE Will Prove that an Advertising Me-
dium is Generally Valuable which is
Appreciated Near Home.
Our Circulation is SIX THOISANI) WEEKLY, and is Rapidly Increasing.
906 GEO. P. ROWELL & CO'S
The Cincmnati Star.
EMPHATICALLY THE PEOPLE'S PAPER. IS READ BY ALL CLASSES OF PEOPLE IN
ALL LOCALITIES WITHIN ONE HUNDRED AND FIFTY MILES.
Sold at Twelve Cents per Week. All the other Cincinnati papf rs are Five Cents a Copy.
Do you see a reason for our large circulation ?
Circulation of DAILY Over 20,000, and of WEEKLY Over 23,000.
The Daily is the home paper of nearly the whole population of the Ohio Valley. While
other papers are read at the counting-room or the office, the Star is always taken at the
residence. They all take it ; they are all friendly to it, and they all declare that there is no
paper like the Star.
Rates of Advertising Reasonable.
ADDRESS
THE STAR, 230 "WALNUT STREET, CINCINNATI, OHIO.
The Allegheny Evening Mail.
OFFICIAL PAPER OF THE CITY OF ALLEGHENY, WITH A POPULATION OF OVER
75,000, AND THE ONLY DAILY PAPER PUBLISHED IN
THE 23d CONGRESSIONAL DISTRICT.
The " Mail " has Been Very Much Improved.
TERMS: $6 PER ANNUM, IN ADVANCE, POSTAGE PREPAID.
iW" FOR SAMPLE COPIES AND ADVERTISING RATES, ADDRESS
MAIL PUBLISHING CO., ALLEGHENY, PENNSYLVANIA.
The Jerseyville Examiner.
PUBLISHED AT
JERSEYVILLE, ILLINOIS,
BY THE JERSEYVILLE PUBLISHING COMPANY.
MORRIS R. I.OCKE, EDITOR.
One of the best advertising mediums in this section. Well established, and has an
extensive and influential circulation. It is an eight-page, flve-column journal, full of News,
Choice Literature, &c.
The Missionary Herald
Is the oldest Monthly Magazine in the United States, and one of the largest in mail circula-
tion. Its subscription list includes every State and every Territory in the United States.
It also includes Canada and the other British Provinces in North America, Mexico, the West
Indies, South America, most of the countries in Europe, tlie Sandwich Islands and Micro-
nesia, Australia, South Africa, and the ciiies of Turkey, India, China and Japan.
Although the publishers of a magazine are not regarded as responsible for statements
contained in advertisements, yet such has been the standing of the Missionary Herald for
more than half a century that nothing will be intentionally admitted, even upon an adver-
tising page, which is notof intrinsic value. By limiting advertisements to works of high
merit, it is hoped to make the pages of special value, both to advertising patrons and to
many thousand readers of the Herald. For rates, &c., address
CHARLES HITCHINS,
1 SOMERSET STREET, - BOSTON, MASSACHUSETTS.
AMERICAN NEWSPAPER DIRECTORY.
907
THE
Public School
Journal.
ILLUSTRATED.
VOL. X.
1880.
Terms: S1.50 per Year, in Advance.
F. E. WILSON,
EDITOR AND PUBLISHER.
SPECIAL ATTRACTIONS:
Portraits of Leading Educators: Illustrated Articles; Special Articles by Prominent
Teachers ; Teachers' Examination Questions of Ohio and other States, Cincinnati, Hamilton
County, and other counties of Ohio ; Answers to the Examination Questions ; Reports of
Teachers' Associations ; General Items of Interest to the Profession.
TERMS:
Single Subscription, per year $1 50
Four •' " 5 00
Single •' per s months 1 00
"2 " 25
Great inducements for Clubs of 10 or more.
TO ADVERTISERS:
The Public School Journal has a complete and extensive circulation in the South and
West. The valuable matter it contains causes it to be preserved, and this adds much to the
^vo^th of advertisements.
RATES OF ADVERTISING:
One page, one ye-, r Si 00 00 i One page, one month SlO 00
For smaller space or shoiter time, a slight increase in the comparative rates.
Address PUBLIC SCHOOL JOURNAL,
CINCINNATI,
OHIO.
908 GEO. P. ROVVELL & GO'S
ESTABLISHED IN 1S38. THE OFFICIAL PAPER OF CITY AND COUNTY.
The Fort Wayne Sentinel.
DAILY AND WEEKLY.
OFFICE-107 CALHOUN ST , TORT WAYNE, IND.
Tlie largest circulation of any daily or weekly newspaper in Indiana outside of Indian-
apolis. Contracts for advertising are conditional on the circulation of Daily exceeding
4,000, and of Weekly >^,000.
The average circulation of the Daily Sentinel is now upwards of 4,4iX), and of the
Weekly 2,2( 0. The Weekly circulates almost exclusively with farmers. In addition to-
288 mail subscribers, and what are sold by newsbt)ys, the' Daily- Sentinel is regularly de-
livered to subscribers in this city and neighboring towns as follows : Fort Wayne, 2,768
Monroeville, 46; New Haven, 2(1; Huntertown, 9; Pierceton, 49; Areola, 24; Larwill, 36
Columbia City, 121; Coesse, 10; Bourbon r,S; Plymouth, 35; Warsaw, 128; Etna Green, 5
Atwood, 9; Delphos, 50; Elida, :^1; Van Wert, 141; Maples, 14; Middlepoint, 15; Convoy, 20
Geneva, 18; Decatur, 86; Huntington, 165; Lagro, 38; Antioch, 20; Peru, 160; Bluffton, 142;
Hartford Citj^ 52 ; Inwood, 19 ; Montpelier, 36 ; Roanoke, 30 ; Wabash, 80 ; Ossian, 35 ; Auburn,
69 ; Waterloo, 43 ; Pleasant Lake, 26. Total regular and mail sub.scribers, 4,:^5.
Weekly Exponent.
PUBLISHED BY HITCHCOCK & LINDLEY AT
MT. VERNON, - - - - ILLINOIS.
JSXJBrSCRIPTIOX: *1.50 PER ANNUxlI.
The Exponent is now in its fourth year. Is republican in politics. Is published every
Wednesday, and has a circulation of KX). It is an excellent advertising medium and is
widely influential.
Stockton Stalwart.
PUBLISHED EVERY FRIDAY AT
STOCKTON, - - - - - MISSOURI.
SAM H. CONNAWAY, EDITOR AND PUBLISHER.
ftjubscription : - SI. 50 per Aniiiiiii, - lu Advance.
The Stalwart is one of the best advertising mediums in this section. It is bright and
entertaining, full of news, choice reading matter, etc., and has a wide spread circulation.^
ADVERTISING RATES FURNISHED ON APPLICATION.
The Journal.
PUBLISHED EVERY SATURDAY Jl O R N I N G AT
HIGHLAND FALLS (Near West Point). ORANCJE CO., XEW YORK
Monroe Times.
PUBLISHED TUESDAYS AT 31 ON ROE. NEW YORK.
Cornwall Mirror.
PUBLISHED THURSDAYS AT t'ORNVYALL ON HUDSON, N. Y.,
BY J. C. MERRITT, Editor and Proprietor. SUBSCRIPTION, Si A YEAR, IN ADVANCE.
The best mediums in Orange County. Circulating in the towns of Highlands, Cornwall
and Monroe— the lower section of the county. General advertisements only received for all
three. The Journal has a circulation of over 300. The Times has a circulation of over
300, and the Mirror has a circulation uf over t200.
AMERICAN NEWSPAPER DIRECTORY. 909
Morning News.
PUBLISHED DAILY (MONDAY EXCEPTED; BY
FRED. ELLIOTT, HOOL.E& ELLIOTT. S. F. HOOLE.
AT BODIE, MONO COUNTY, CALIFORNIA.
SUBSCRIPTION RATES:
One Week (.by carrier) 25c. I One Year (postage paid' $10 00
THE "NEWS" HAS THE LARGEST CIRCULATION OF ANY
PAPER PUBLISHED IN MONO COUNTY, AND IS
BEING RAPIDLY EXTENDED.
IT IS A SEVEN COLUMN. FOUR-PAGE JOURNAL FULL OF NT:WS, AND
IS PUBLISHED IN AN IMPORTANT AND THRIVING MINING TOWN.
As an Advertisiug Mediuiii tlii^ Jourual, >vith its Large Cii'culatiou
and Busiuess Enterprise, stands Second to None
in this section of the State.
BODIE IS A NEW MINING TOWN, ATTRACTING A GREAT DEAL OF CAPITAL,
AND FOR SOME TIME TO COME WILL UNDOUBTEDLY BE ONE OF THE
BEST TOWNS ON THE PACIFIC SLOPE IN WHICH TO ADVERTISE.
910 GEO. P. KOWELL & GO'S
OFFICIAL, COUNTY PAPER.
The Jefferson Democrat
ISSUED EVERY FRIDAY AT
HILLSBORO, - JEFFERSON COUNTY, - MISSOURI.
R. w. Mcmullen, editor and publisher.
Terms; - - $1.50 per Annum, - - In Advance.
The Democrat has the largest circulation in South Missouri— viz. : IjOStJ. It is the
Democratic county paper, and is full of news and choice reading matter. Advertisers
desiring to reach tlie people of this section, will do well to use the columns of the Democrat.
RATES FURNISHED ON APPLICATION.
The Hamilton Observer.
PUBLISHED EVERY THURSDAY AT
HAMILTON, ...... OHIO,
BY JACOB H. LONG.
Subscription: Fifty Cents pei* Year, iStrictly in Advance.
BONA FIDE CIRCULATION 2,600.
An eight-page, five-column journal. An excellent advertising medium. Has an exten-
sive and influential circulation. Is bright and enterpi*ising, and is full of news, literature,
correspondence, etc.
Daily and Weekly Western World.
I.INCOLN, ~^- NEBRASKA.
• L. C. PACE, Editor and Proprietor.
DAILY EDITION : By Mail, one year, $6.00.
WEEKLY EDITION: One year, Si. 25.
An excellent advertising medium, well established, and having a flattering circulation. Is
bright and entertaining, and is full of news and choice reading matter.
ADVERTISING RATES SUPPLIED ON REQUEST.
Chester County Democrat.
published EVERY THURSDAY AT
'WEST CHESTER, - _ - - PENNSYLVANIA,
BY JAY HENRY LONG & CO.
Terms of Subscription: $1.50 per Annum, Strictly in Advance.
Cheapest Advertising Medium in the County.
The circulation of the Democrat is rapidly increasing each week, and our advertising-
patronage accordinglj^ ; proving to us the need and appreciation of such a paper in the
county. Let every Democrat give it the influence of his favor and his pen, and let every
advertiser use it as an advertising medium.
AMERICAN NEWSPAPER DIRECTORY
911
♦•Fear God, Tell the Truth, and Make Money."
The Audubon County Sentinel
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SEMI WEEKLY, ONLY SI. 50 PER YEAR.
THE SENTINEL is the Best Advertising Medium in Audubon County, as
it Circulates Among All Classes. Advertisements Inserted in
Tw^o Issues at the Usual Price for One Insertion.
" THE SENTINEL " IS RECOGNIZED AS THE OFFICAL ORGAN OF THE DEMOCRATIC
PARTY IN AUDUBON COUNTY, AND IT MAKES A SPECIALTY OF
COUNTY NEWS, FRESH AS IT OCCURS.
The paper is printed early on Tuesday and Friday morniugs, and reaches its
subscribers in the country on the same day. We have the best facilities for collecting and
furnLshing the Latest News, and always aim to make our paper a lively local sheet.
Sample free. All printed at home.
H. P. ALBERT, Editor and Publisher.
912 GEO. P. ROWELL & GO'S
The Winona Herald.
WINONA, MINNESOTA.
DEMOCRATIC IN POLITICS.
CIRCULATION OF THE HERALD, 1,048.
WM. JAY WHIPPLE,
Proprietor of Herald Printing Oflice and Bindery.
All kinds of Job Printing done neatly and promptly. Law and Commercial Books,
Magazines, Newspapers, etc., bound in every style.
Ohio Waisenfreund.
PUBLISHED BY REV, JOS. JESSING AT
COLUMBUS, - - - - . - OHIO.
SUBSCRIPTION: $1.50 PER ANNUM.
One of the Most Extensively Circulated German Papers of the Country.
An instructive and entertaining Literary and News Journal, issued with the concur-
rence of the Bishop.
For reaching the members of Catholic societies as well as the best Catholic families
there is no better means in the West.
RATES FURNISHED ON APPLICATION.
Barron County Chronotype.
ISSUED EVERY THURSDAY AT
RICE LAKE, "WISCONSIN.
CHRONOTYPE PUBLISHING CO., EDITORS AND PROPRIETOR.S.
Terms: S2 per Annum, in Advance.
ADVERTISING RATES :
SPACE. 1 WEEK. 1 MONTH. 3 MONTHS. 6 MONTHS. 1 YEAR.
One Square (one inch $100 $2 00 $ 3 (X) $5 00 $ s 00
Quarter Column 5 00 8 00 15 00 20 00 30 00
Half Column 7 00 15 00 20 00 30 00 50 00
OneColumn 10 00 20 00 35 00 50 00 80 00
Sturgeon Leader.
PUBLISHED BY THOS. S. CARTER AT
STURGEON, - BOONE COUNTY, - MISSOURI.
Subscription: $1.50 per Annum, in Advance.
Devoted to literature, science, agriculture, politics, local and general news. Has a good
circulation in Boone and adjacent counties, and is a desirable advertising medium.
RATES LOW. MADE KNOWN ON APPLICATION,
AMERICAN NEWSPAPER DIRECTORY. 013
Columbus Times
DAILY, WEEKLY, SEMI-WEEKLY AND fSUNDAY.
CIRCULATION UNEQUALED BY ANY OTHER JOURNAL IN THIS SECTION.
THE DAILY TIMES
Contains full Telegraphic News from all parts of the world, Editorials on all topics of the
day, Resume of the Greneral News and full Market Reports.
Subscription Price: S7 per Annum, in Advance.
THE WEEKLY TIMES
Is a mammoth eight-page sheet, issued every Monday, made up of the cream of the Daily.
Subscription: $1.10 per Annum, in Advance.
THE SEMI-WEEKLY
Is issued every Monday and Thursday, containing the news of the three preceding days.
Subscription Price: $1.50 per Annum, in Advance.
THE SUNDAY TIMES,
A large thirty-two-column sheet, in addition to the current news of the day, embraces a
number of literary departments, filled with entertaining reading matter.
Subscription Price: $1 per Annum, in Advance.
The circulation of the Times is larger, and the area covered by it a more fruitful field
for the advertiser than that of any other journal in this section of the South. Columbus,
located at the head of navigation on the Chattahoochee, is the market and trading point of
a very large scope of the thi*ee States of Georgia, Alabama and Florida, and the banks of
the river being lined with great cotton manufactories, which have drawn hither many
other manufacturing interests, has given it an impetus of prosperity that is equaled by few
other cities in the South, and which is increasing its population thousands annually.
The Times, having at all times identified itself with the interests of the people and
labored for their welfare, is a welcome visitor at their firesides, and its columns, therefore,
a most valuable advertising medium.
WYNNE, DE WOLF & CO., Proprietors,
COLUMBT3S, « « - - GEORGIA.
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Aurora Borealis.
PUBLISHED AT - AURORA, ONTARIO.
A. F. STEVENSON, Publisher.
The Aurora Borealis is a new weekly journal, published every Tuesday in Aurora, In
the County of York, Ontario. It is independent, politically.
Is a Spicy anil Popular Sheet, at Present Haviuar a Circulation of 650;
Kapiilly lucreasingr.
The proprietor of this journal will not take goods of any description in payment for
advertising space.
The Texas Phonograph.
PUBLISHED BY T. J. WEIR AT
TAYLORSVILL.E, _^ .... TEXAS.
TERMS OF SUBSCRIPTION : ONE YEAR, IN ADVANCE, $3.
One of the Best Advertising: Channels in this Section.
ADVERTISING RATES :
SPACK
1 WEEK.
1 MONTH.
2 MONTHS.
3 MONTHS.
(i MONTHS.
1 year.
1 Inch
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Established in 1853.
Weekly Butte Record.
PUBLISHED EVERY SATURDAY MORNING AT
CHICO, - - - BUTTE COUNTY, - CALIFORNIA,
BY GEORGE H. CROSETTE.
rins:
Three Dollars - - Per Year.
A large eight-column, four-page journal, full of news from every quarter, and is one of
the best mediums through which to reach the people of this section.
ON REQUEST ADVERTISING RATES WILL BE FURNISHED.
The Beloit Outlook.
BEIiOIT, - - _ - . W^ISCONSIN.
HOME-MADE AND SELF-WRITTEN. INDEPENDENT IN POLITICS.
The Outlook, a seven-column folio weekly, .set compactly in fine type, is the leading
paper in one of the prettiest and busiest little manufacturing towns in the Northwest— the
seat of Beloit College, the " Yale of the West." The Outlook's circulation is the largest and
most influential in Southern Wisconsin, and no paper is more quoted from in its range of
distribution. It is an unusually good advertising medium, and offers rates low in pro]X)r-
tion to the value of its columns.
Subscription Price: ----- $2.00 per Year.
All Communications should be Addressed to
J. A. TRI ESDEL.L., EDITOR AND PROPRIETOR.
AMERICAN NEWSPAPER DIRECTORY. 916
Warsaw Bulletin
PITBLISHED EVERY SATURDAY IN'
TVARSAW, ... - - ILLINOIS.
TERMS OF SUBSCRIPTION:
One Copy, - - One Year, - - Two Dollars.
PHIL. DALLAM, EDITOR AND PUBLISHER.
THE "BULLETIN" IS A BRIGHT, INTERESTING, FOUR-PAGE, NINE-COLUMN JOUR-
NAL. THE LARGEST IN THE TENTH CONGRESSIONAL DISTRICT, AND ONE OF
THE OLDEST IN THE COUNTY. ESTABLISHED IN 1865. IT HAS A WIDE-
SPREAD AND CONSTANTLY INCREASING CIRCULATION, IS FULL
OF LOCAL AND FOREIGN NEWS, CHOICE READING MATTER,
POLITICS, ETC., AND AS AN ADVERTISING MEDIUM IS
SECOND TO NONE IN THIS PART OF THE STATE.
Our Country.
PUBLISHED BY L. D. CARDWELL,
AT DRESDEN, TENNESSEE.
Subscriprion : $1.50 Per Annum.
CARDWEL.L, & MII.L.ER, PROPRIETORS.
•' OUR COUNTRY " IS A LARGE FOUR-PAGE, NINE-COLUMN JOURNAL, ITS COLUMNS
CONTAIN NEWS FROM EVERY QUARTER— LOCAL AND FOREIGN— CHOICE
LITERATURE, FARM AND HOME NEWS, ETC. IT IS ONE OF THE
BEST ADVERTISING MEDIUMS IN THIS SECTION OF THE STATE,
AS IT IS THE ONLY PAPER PUBLISHED IN WEAKLEY
COUNTY, AND HAS A CIRCULATION OF 48 QUIRES.
916 GEO. P. ROWELL & GO'S
THE LEADING NEWSPAPER OF NORTHVVEfSTERN PENNSYL,VANIA.
Oil August 9, 187S, the New York Daily Graijhie illustrated Erie, and, among Its descriptive
notices of the prominent institutions of this city, it published the following relative to
The Dispatch.
" Journalism in Erie is well represented by a round dozen of enterprising newspapers-
two English dailies, one German daily, eight weeklies and one amateur daily. The leading
journal of the city is the Morning Dispatch. The Dispatch Steam Printing House, at No. 9
South Park, is a handsome and commodious structure, as will be seen by our illustration.
It is provided with all the modern improvements in printing machinery, apparatus for
stereotyping, engraving, &c. It is 24 bj^ 96 feet, Ave stories in height, including a basement
pressroom, and is provided with a steam elevator, steam heaters throughout, speaking-
tubes and " copy " elevators leading from the counting-room to every department, and all
the conveniences which a flrst-class printing establishment requires for the prompt and
economical transaction of a large and flourishing business. The Morning Dispatch, estab-
lished in 1861, is a leading Republican jouz-nal, and is the oldest, most Influential and
flourishing daily in Northwestern Pennsylvania. The Weekly Dispatch, established in
1851, has a large circulation in the rural districts tributary to Erie and in neighboring States,
and is one of the most prominent of our provincial newspapers."
JAMES R. WILLARD, Proprietor, ERIE, PENNSYLVANIA.
Washington Journal.
DAILY.
WASHINGTON, - - DISTRICT OF COLUMBIA.
WERNER KOCH, EDITOR AND PUBLISHER.
Subscription: - - - ■ $y per Auuuin.
The only German daily newspaper published in the Capital of the Nation, and hence
offering peculiar inducements to advei'tisers. It is well established and has a w^ide-spread
circulation.
RATES MADE KNOWN ON APPLICATION.
The Exponent
BY CHAS. E. GRISWOLD.
DELL RAPIDS, DAKOTA.
iW Advertising Rates, 12^ Cents per Inch for each and every Insertion.
Subsci'iptiou: S'2 per Auuuin.
A very interesting, ably edited, eight-column folio. Republican in politics. Well
established, and has a wide-spread and steadily growing circulation. It is published in the
midst of the best agricultural country in the West ; nne water power ; and with ample
railroad facilities.
The South-East Texan.
Issued every AVeduesday Moruiug at
JASPER, - - - TEXAS.
LIPSCOMB NORVELL, - - Editor and Publisher.
Teruis : $2.00 per Auuuui, in Advance.
The South-East Texan is published at Jasper, a flourishing town in the center of South-east
Texas, the finest timbered region in the world. It is democratic in politics, devoted to
the causes of Temperance, Education and Immigration, and to the Lumber and
Farming interests, and local and general intelligence. It has a large and rapid-
ly increasing circulation throughout the counties of South east Texas.
It is the best advertising medium in this section of the State.
For specimen copies and advertising rates address
lilPSCOMB NORVEL.L,, Jasper, Texas.
AMERICAN NEWSPAPER DIRECTORY. 917
The Weekly Witness
COMMENCED WITH JANUARY, 1872, AND IS IN ITS NINTH YEAR.
It at Present Issues Between 60,000 and 70,000 Weekly, which go to
Subscribers All Over the Union.
Its issues from the beginning have been over twenty millions of copies, each
containing a great variety of interesting matter, namely :
News of the Day, Prices Current, Financial Report, Spirit of the New York Daily Press,
Home Department (consisting chiefly of Letters from Ladies), with a column of letters
from children ; General Correspondence from all parts of the country, much
of it valuable for intending colonists ; Departments for Agriculture,
Temperance, Sabbath-school, Religious Reading, including
Daily Report of Fulton Street Prayer-meeting ; Serial
and other Stories. It gives more reading matter
than any other religious w^eekly, and
^HAS PROBABLY FUL.L,Y^ 300,000 READERS, .^J
As many copies serve more than one family. It has drawn forth unsolicited commendation
from thousands of readers, many of whom pronounce it the best paper for
the family and the country they'ever saw.
The Price is Si. 30 a Year; Clubs of Five will be Supplied for $6.00 a
Year, the Papers Being Addressed Separately and Post-Paid.
ON ACCOUNT OF THE HIGH CHARACTER OF ITS CIRCULATION, THE "WITNESS"
IS AN EXCELLENT MEDIUM OF ADVERTISING FOR ALL ARTICLES OF
HOUSEHOLD USE, AGRICULTURAL GOODS, AND EVERYTHING
USEFUL TO A FARMER OR HIS WIFE.
THE LADIES ARE GREAT FRIENDS OF THE "WITNESS."
NEW INVENTIONS, OR NOVELTIES OF ANY KIND, IF USEFUL, SHOULD BE
ADVERTISED IN THE " WITNESS ;" IN FACT IF AN ADVERTISER WANTS
TO REACH THE THRIFTY AND GOOD CLASS OF OUR COUNTRY-
MEN, HE SHOULD ADVERTISE IN THE "WITNESS."
Rates, 50 Cents a Line, Agate.
JOHN DOCJCJALL «t CO., . _ . PROPRIETORS,
No. 7 FRANKFORT ST., NEW YORK.
918 GEO. P. ROWELL & CO'S
The Herald.
PUBLISHED EVERY WEDNESDAY AT
ELDORA, HARDIN COUNTY, IOWA.
ISAAC L. HART, Editor and Propriet"u.
TERMS: $'i PER ANNUM.
A large, newsy, and neatly-printed journal, devoted to Politics, Literature, Science.
Agriculture, and the dissemination of Local and Geneial Intelligence. The character and
extent of its circulation, now numbering 1,700, malte it by far the best advertising
medium in this section. No advertisement inserted for less than $1.00 net.
Rates: $5.00 per Inch, net, a Year; $3.50 Six Mouths..
The Camden Daily Post.
THE ONLY DAILY PAPER IN CAMDEN CITY OR COUNTY, NEW .lERSEY.
• Daily Circulation, 3,000 to 5,000 Copies.
POPULATION OF CAMDEN CITY, 40,00U.
The Daily Post is one of the largest penny papers printed in tlie United States ; is
especially a local paper, and is sold at the depot destinations of tlie Camden and Atlantic
City, West Jersey (Cape May), Pennsylvania (leading to Ocean Grove, Squau, Asbury Park
and other resorts), and all the other railroads centering in Camden. Also thousands at the
five ferries plying between Camden and Philadelphia, in addition to which hundreds are
actually served by route in Gloucester City, Haddonfield and adjoining towns.
Printed card of rates furnished on application. One of the most business -Hke-lookihg
Dailies in the country.
H. L. BONSALL & SOnT^AMDEN, NEW JERSEY.
L'Union Medicale du Canada.
PUBLISHED MONTHLY IN THE FRENCH LANGUAGE.
MONTREAL, - PROVINCE OF - - QUEBEC.
DR. E. P. LACHAPELLE, EDITOR.
Subscription: - Three Dollars per Annum, - In Advance.
An influential and solid medical publication, possessing, to tliose desiring to reach the
high class of readers among whom it circulates, a value which is not enjoyed by any other
publication in Canada. For years the only French medical journal on the American Conti-
nent, it opens to all advertisers a field not reached generally by any other channel.
ADVERTISING REASONABLE; FURNISHED ON APPLICATION.
Albany Pressand Knickerbocker.
(OFFICIAL PAPER OF THE CITY.)
37th Year. Established by Hon. Hugrh J. Hastiug:s.
Has a much larger circulation than any other daily published at the State Capital,
50,000 persons read it daily.
ADVERTISING RATES: $1 PER LINE PER MONTH.
THE isUNDAY PRES.S (ELEVENTH YEAR).-A Model Family News and Lit-
erary Journal. Its Associated Press Dispatches, Stories, Housewife's Columns, etc., etc., are
full and attractive ; 48 columns. Any desired information about rates, or specimen copies
sent with pleasure.
JOHN H. FARRELL, MYRON H. ROOKER, and JAMES MACFARLANE,
Editors and Proprietors,
PRESS BUILDINGS, 18 BEAVER STREET, ALBANY, N. Y.
Geo. P. Rowell & Co. will give estimates on application.
AMERICAN NEWSPAPER DIRECTORY. 919
Philadelphia Chronicle-Herald
PRICE TWO CENTS.
One of the Best K.no%vu of Philadelphia Newspapers.
THE ONLY DAILY DEMOCRATIC NEWSPAPER IN THE CITY. HAS A MASONIC
DEPARTMENT. CIRCULATION NOT EXCEEDED BY ANY TWO OR
THREE-CENT EVENING PAPER IN PHILADELPHIA.
DENNIS F. DEAL.Y, PROPRIETOR,
21 SOUTH SEVENTH STREET, PHILADELPHIA.
THE OFFICIAL, JOI RNAL, OF RANDOLPH COUNTY.
The Randolph County News.
PUBLISHED EVERY THURSDAY AT
ROANOKE, ------ ALABAMA.
W. A. HANDLEY, PUBLISHER.
Subscription: - - $1 per Annum.
The News is the best advertising medium in this section of Alabama, being the only
paper published in Roanoke, and the oldest and leading paper in the county.
It is Democratic in politics, and well established, being now in its fifth volume, is full of
interesting news and reading matter, and has a wide-spread and influential circulation,
numbering 1,000. Advertisers wishing to reach the rarmers and business men of this
section, can find no better medium than the News.
ADVERTISING RATES VERY LOW.
9-20 GEO. P. ROWELL & GO'S
The Corner Stone.
A MASONIC JOURNAL OF CURRENT EVENTS.
RELIABLE-BRIEF— PUNGENT-SPICY— HONEST.
Its value as an advertising medium must be conceded, owing to the class of readers who
have sustained the Corner Stone the past ten years. The Corner StONE is issued and
mailed every Saturday to subscribers at Two Dollars per Year, in Advance.
The Corner Stone is the only established journal of its kind in New York. Having been
founded July 4, 1870, by S. W. E.Beckner, P. M., it has outlived all similar efforts to establish
a Masonic organ, and is the only live one.
All business communications must be addx-essed to the Managing Editor. No attention
given to postal cards.
Rates come-at-able and investments satisfactory to the advertiser. Contracts solicited
from reputable houses.
Advertisements not desired coming from Hubbard, of Connecticut, or Cook, of Chicago.
F. L,. BECKNER, Publisher and Proprietoi-,
737 BROADWAY, NEW YORK.
The Landmark.
ISSUED EVERY FRIDAY BY
JOS. P. CALDWELL, EDITOR AND PROPRIETOR,
AT STATESVILLE, - - - NORTH CAROLINA.
Terms of .Subscription, Cash in Advance: 1 Copy, 1 Year S'-i.
A bright, local journal, full of news— home and foreign — choice miscellany, correspond-
ence, etc. It is an excellent advertising medium, has a good circulation, and is well
established.
ADVERTISING RATES REASONABLE ; FURNISHED ON APPLICATION.
The Two Laredos.
PUBLISHED EVERY TUESDAY AT
LAREDO, - TEXAS.
RIDGE PASCHAL, PUBLISHER.
Kates of Subscription: - $3. 50 a Year.
One of the best advertising mediums in this section. It is published in English and
Spanish, and has a wide spread circulation, reaching the people on both sides of the Rio
Grande River. Advertising rates furnished on application.
The Nantucket Journal.
PUBLISHED ON THURSDAY MORNING AT
NANTUCKET, - (Office: Main Street). MASSACHUSETTS,
BY ARTHUR H. GARDNER.
Terms: Two Dollars a Year, Payable in Advance.
A four-page, seven column journal. Full of interesting reading matter, news— local and
foreign— farm news, etc. It is an excellent advertising medium, and
HAS A GOOD CIRCULATION,
AMERICAN NEWSPAPER DIRECTORY'. 921
The Evening Journal.
JERSEY CITY, N. J.
PUBLISHED BY THE EVENING JOURNAL. ASSOCIATION.
Z. K. PANGBORN, Editor ; JOSEPH A. DEAR, Business Manager.
•'THE EVENING JOURNAL" IS THE ADVERTISING MEDIUM FOR
HI DSON COUNTY, WITH ITS POPULATION OF NEARLY
■200.000, HAVING A CIRCULATION DOUBLE
THAT OF ALL OTHER PAPERS IN THIS
WEALTHY SUBURBAN DISTRICT.
WE HAVE ALWAYS MADE IT A POINT TO STATE THE EXACT TRUTH AS TO
OUR CIRCULATION, AND, THEREFORE, AVOIDING ALL ESTIMATES AND
ROUND NUMBERS, WE STATE OUR NET AVERAGE CIRCC-
LATION, DEDUCTING THEREFROM ALL PAPERS
SPOILED IN PRINTING AND NOT SOLD.
CIRCULATION FOR THE FOUR MONTHS ENDING APRIL 30, 1880:
Number Copies Number Spoiled Net Daily
Printed. and Unsold. Average.
JANUARY 1«1,413 3,811 6,744
FEBRUARY 145,580 2,626 6,215
MARCH 169,564 2,739 6,416
APRIL 165,454 2,749 6,779
Net daily average circulation for the foiu- months ending April 30, 1880—6,537.
The class of readers who are comprised in the above circulation is the class for whom
It pays to advertise. We are ready at any time to satisfy intending advertisers of the facts
as to our circulation.
Reading matter on every page, and classification and arrangement of advertisements
such as to secure advertisers the best possible display for their money.
922 GEO. P. ROWELL & GO'S
Americus Recorder.
PUBLISHi£D AT
AMERICUS, ----- GEORGIA,
BY CALLAWAY & FURLOW.
Subscription Rates per Year: Tri-VVeeltly, $4; Weekly S'i; Sunday, $1.50.
As an advertising medium the Recorder is unsurpassed in this city of six thousand
population, and the six surrounding counties. It shows an actual aggregate weekly issue
of twenty-nine liuniired. Of this fact it will be the pleasureof the publishers to satisfy
any one interested in any way that may be determined. The Recorder permeates the very
best portion of Southwest Georgia, of which Americus is the growing trade centre.
ADVERTISING RATES LOW. FURNISHED ON APPLICATION.
Jessamine Journal.
A FRIDAY REVIEW OF CHOICE LITERATURE, LOCAL AND GENERAL NEWS.
PUBLISHED AT
NICHOLASVILLE, - - - KENTUCKY.
A. G. WOODS, EDiTOi.!, AND PROPRIETOR.
Terms: - - One Year, S'2, - - In Advance.
The Journal is a four-page, eight-column journal. Full of news, choice miscellany,
correspondence, etc. It is a superior advertising medium, being the only paper published
in Jessamine County, and having a wide-spread circulation.
The Friend of the Laborer.
PUBLISHED BY F. P. McBBIDE AT
COURTLAND, - - - - ALABAMA.
Subscription: $1.50 per Annum, in Advance.
An excellent local weekly journal. Greenback in politics. The only paper published in
Courtland, is well established, and has an extensive circulation.
ADVERTISING RATES FURNISHED ON APPLICATION.
The Gospel Mirror.
PUBLISHED AT
COLUMBUS, ----- KANSAS,
BY GOSPEL MIRROR PUBLISHING CO.
{Subscription: - $1 per Year, - In Advance.
A neat, cheap, enterprising religious journal. It is an excellent advertising medium,
circulatmg in a field exclusively its own, and In whicli it is very influential.
AMERICAN MKWSPAPEB DIKECTORY. 925
The Sunday Morning Herald.
BENJAMIN & BARBER, PUBLISHERS.
COUNTING ROOM, NO. 3 SMITH'S ARCADE,
ROCHESTER, NEW YORK,
THE LARGEST CIRCULATION OF ANY SUNDAY PAPER IN THE STATE,
OUTSIDE OF NEW YORK AND BUFFALO.
RATES FOR ADVERTISING MADE KNOWN AT THE OFFICE.
Subscription Price: - - S'i per Year, - - In Advance.
.3,000,000 COPIES PER ANNUM.
The Atlanta Constitution
THE LEADING DAILY OF THE SOUTH.
The Constitution goes into every nook and corner of Georgia, and into large portions
of Alabama, Tennessee, North Carolina, South Carolina, Florida, Mississippi, Louisiana,
Texas and Arkansas. It is by far the best medium for advertisers in the Southern States.
The Constitution employs the best writers in the South, and that is the reason of its
immense success. Read the following certificates, which show its bona fide circulation,
not claimed or estimated :
Personally appeared before me, a Notary Public of Fulton County, W. A. Hemphill, Busi-
ness Manager of The Atlanta Constitution, who, being duly sworn, says that the circulation
of The D.tiLT Constitution is 5,000 copies, and of the Sunday Constitution 7,200 copies.
W. A. HEMPHILL, Business Manager.
Sworn to and subscribed before me this. May 3, 1880.
[seal.] a. B. PHELPS, Notary Public, Fulton County, Ga-
The Weekly Constitution
Is a large 36-column paper, and its circulation is the largest ever reached in the South.
Read the following certificate :
Personally appeared before me, a Notary Public of Fulton County, W. A. Hemphill, Busi-
ness Manager of The Atlanta Constitution, who, being duly sworn says that the circula-
tion of the Weekly Constitution is 10,080 copies.
VV. A. HEMPHILL, Business Manager.
Sworn to and subscribed before me, this Mav 3, ISSO.
[seal.] a. B. PHELPS, Notary Public, Fulton County, Ga.
The Southern Cultivator
Is the oldest agricultural paper in the South. Its circulation extends from Virginia to Texas.
These publications are issued from The Constitution office. '^^ Advertisers will see at
once that it is to their interest, if they wish to reach the Southern people, to use the columns-
of the above publications. Address
CONSTITUTION,
ATLANTA, GEORGIA.
924 GEO. P. ROWELL & GO'S
Sunday Press 6c Mirror of Times
DENNIS F. DEALY, PROPRIETOR.
21 SOUTH SEVENTH STREET, PHILADELPHIA, PENN.
The Great Family Sunday Paper of Philadelphia.
Its circulation is exceeded by but one Sunday paper in the city. The largest country
circulation, equal to that of all other Sunday papers (with one exception) combined.
PRICE FIVE CENTS.
ESTABLISHED 1851.
The Frankfort Crescent-
PUBLISHED EVERY WEDNESDAY IN
CRESCENT BUILDING, NORTH SIDE PUBLIC SQUARE,
FRANKFORT, ----- INDIANA.
E. H. STALEY, MANAGING EDITOR AND PROPRIETOR.
The only paper in Clinton County printed wholly at home. The official paper of the
county, and has, by far, a larger circulation than any other. A large eight -page paper.
Subscription Price: - - _ $1.75 per Year.
ADVERTISING RATES REASONABLE, AND MADE KNOWN ON APPLICATION.
Geo. p. Rowell & Co., New York, Agents.
The Pioneer-
ARAPAHOE, - rURNAS COUNTY, - NEBRASKA.
A Complete Job Office, and will duplicate any prices on Job Work in the State.
IS the
Liargest, Best-Printed and Newsiest Paper in the Great Republican Valley.
Address all letters and coinnmnications to
FRED. BOEHNER, EDITOR.
The Paterson Labor Standard
Every Saturday. ludepeuilent in Politics.
OFFICE:
MAIN ST., CORNER FAIR ST., PATERSON, NEW JERSEY.
Editor : J. P. McDONNELL ; Associate Editor : GEO. E. McNeill.
Publisher: J. H. O'CONNOR,
Subscription: - - Two Dollars - - Per Annum.
Largest circulation in Passaic County among the working and business people. Official
organ of the International Lai)or Union of America. D -voted to the organization of Trades
Unions.
FOTJR Packs ; Size 28x44 ; Established 1876.
AMERICAN NEWSPAPER DIRECTORY. 925
The Stock, Farm 6c HomeWeekly.
THE GREAT AGRICULTURAL,, STOCK AND FAMILY NEWS-
PAPER OF THE f^OUTH-WEST.
It occupies the broad field of the Missouri Valley, and the country tributary thereto, and
is consequently the
BEST MEDIUM FOR ADVERTISERS KNOWN IN THE WEST.
IT ESPECIALLY APPEALS TO BREEDERS OF FINE STOCK, DEALERS IN
AGRICULTURAL IMPLEMENTS, AND MERCHANTS WHO DESIRE
THE TRADE OF FARMERS AND STOCK MEN.
OPINION OF THE PRESS:
The Stock, Farm and Home Weekly, In its make-up and get-up, shows the hand of a
trained workman and no novice. — Kansas Farmer.
It is a forty-eight-column sheet, and is worthy of a front rank among the journals of its
class.— Rocky Mountain Husbandman.
It is edited with marked ability, and its well-fllled columns give evidence of the culture
and literary tastes of its editors. It will be a welcome visitor to every fireside.— LiTidsburg
{Kansas) Localist.
It is an eight-page paper, and compares favorably with any of our agricultural ex-
changes. It is a better paper mechanically than the Western Rural or Prairie Farmer, and
is larger than either. — Hutchinson News.
It is a credit to the young community whence it emanates, and it would reflect credit
on cities of greater antiquity. We wish it every success, as we are sure it will have, for
Kansas is not only a farming community, but also a reading and intelligent people, and
they will patronize the hest.— Dutchess Fartner, Poughkeepsie, N. Y.
We are not receiving pay for this puff, and it may never meet the eye of the Stock,
Farm and Home Weekly editor, but we do say that it is by far the neatest and most
meritorious paper of its kind that is known to us in the West.— Abrtoi Co. {Kansas)
Advocate.
The paper is a large quai'to, with beautiful, clear print, on the whitest of paper. It is
filled with the most carefully prepared stock and agricultural news and literary matter. If
the paper is not a success from the start it will not be the fault of the editors.— JE^ansas City
Jo^trnal.
BUSINESS OFFICE AND EDITORIAL ROOMS :
LIVE STOCK EXCHANGE BUILDING,
KANSAS CITY, KANSAS.
RATES OF SUBSCRIPTION:
Single copy, per annum Si 50 I Single copy, six months Toe.
RATES OF ADVERTISING:
Per line, nonpareil 10c. I Business Notices, per line 15c.
Reading Notices, per line, 20c.
E. W. NO YES & CO., Publishers; C. G. COUTANT, H. C. BROWN, Editors.
D26 GEO. P. ROWELL & CO'S
The Oharlottetown Herald
PUBLISHED EVERY WEDNESDAY AT
OHARLOTTETOWN, - PRINCE EDAVARD ISLAND.
JOHN CAVAN, EDITOR AND PROPRIETOR.
Terms: - - Sl.46 per Aumiiii, - - In Advance.
The Herald has a large and rapidlj'-iucreasing circulation throughout the island.
Advertisers wishing to reach the people of this Province can find
no better medium than the Herald.
Audubon County Defender
EXIRA, IOWA.
M, A. RANY, EDITOR AND PUBLISHER.
A Good Advertising Metliuni. Rates Made Known on Application.
CORRESPONDENCE PROMPTLY ATTENDED TO. PROPOSITIONS SOLICITED.
OIiDE!*iT PAPER IN THE C OIXTY. REPIJBEICAN.
CIRCULATION 1,064.
The Log Cabin.
PUBLISHED EVERY THURSDAY BY A. F. LIVINGSTON & CO., PROPRIETORS AND
PUBLISHERS, AT
CONW^AY, ARKANSAS.
CHARL.es \A. cox, EDITOR.
TERMS : $1.50 PER YEAR.
The Log Cabin is one of three republican papers In the State. Has a wide general circu-
lation, and is an excellent medium through which to reach the people of this section.
The Chronicle.
ARNPRIOR, - - - - - ONTARIO.
THE BEST NEWSPAPER IN CENTRAL CANADA.
The "Clironicle" Enjoys a Large Circnlation in tlie Ottawa Valley and
Vicinity, and is the Official Paper of the To^vn
and Adjacent Municipalities.
Arnprior Is beautifully located on the Canada Central Railroad at the confluence of the
Ottawa and Madawaska Rivers, and is the centre of extensive lumber operations, marble
quarries, iron mines, and various other industries. The surrounding country is rich and
fertile, and is peopled hj a thrifty and intelligent community.
The "Chronicle" is a Liive Local Paper, newsy and interesting, and is an
excellent medium for conveying the announcements of advertisers to a prosperovis and
appreciative public.
MIJNN «Sr MACDONALD, EDITORS AND PROPRIETORS.
AMERICAN NEWSPAPER DIRECTORY. 927
The Resources of California.
A MONTHLY PUBLICATION OF S PAGES, 'i 4 X 1 7 INCHES EACH.
TERMS :
$*3 per Annuiii, - lu Advance. - Six Months, $1.23.
Postage prepaid by the Publisher.
It is a perfect compendium of information. Has the unqualified endorsement of the
entire Press of the State of California. Avoids misrepresentations in all its statements.
It believes in the importance of its mission, and endeavors to be true to it.
JOHN P. H. WENT WORTH, EDITOR, PROPRIETOR and Publisher,
Room 16, 3*20 Sansoni Street.
SAN FRANCISCO, - - - - CALIFORNIA.
1870-1 S80.
The Ogden Junction.
SEVII-WEEKI^Y, PUBLISHED WEDNESDAY AND SATURDAY.
Per Year !$4 00
Six Months '2 50
Three Months ." 1 '^5
DAIL.Y, PUBLISHED EVERY EVENING EXCEPT SUNDAY.
Per Year SB 00
Six Months •> 00
Three Months rj 50
The Junction is the paper in Northern Utah, Southern Idaho, Western Wyoming and
Eastern Nevada, having in these sections of counti-)- a wider circniation than all
other nev^'spapers combined.
The Junction is the only newspaper published at the junction of the U. P. R. R., C. P.
B. R., Utah Central R. R. and the Utah and Northern R. R., is independent in thought, but
not necessarily neutral, believing always in the supx-emacy of the majority of the people.
As an advertising medium it is unsurpassed.
ADVERTISING RATES MADE KNOWN ON APPLICATION. TERMS REASONABLE.
THE OGDEN JUNCTION.
Jacksonville Journal.
^ DAILY AND WEEKLY. DAILY $10.00 PER YEAR. WEEKLY $1.50 PER YEAR.
The oldest, largest, newsiest and best paper in Central Illinois. Republican. Thor-
oughly reliable. Circulation unequalled. Invaluable as an advertising medium.
The Temperance Bugle-Call.
Devoted to Union Temperance Work. Not " an organ," but NEWS-paper. Eight pages,
32 columns. Clear type, heavy cream tinted book paper— Neat ! Newsy ! Handsome !
Monthly. Terms: $1.00 per Annum. Specimen Number 10 Cents.
CHAS. M. EAMES, PROPRIETOR AND MANAGING EDITOR,
JACKSONVILLE, ILLINOIS.
A splendidly equipped job olflce. Steam power, perfect work, reasonable prices.
Rochester Union and Advertiser.
DAILY, EVENING; SEMI-WEEKLY TUESDAYS AND FRIDAYS; AND
REPUBLiICAlV, THURSDAYS.
UNION AND ADVERTISER COMPANY, PUBLISHERS.
DAILY CIRCULATION 10,750.
Union and Advertiser, Rochester, New York, leading democratic, political, business,
and news paper of Western New York. First daily published west of the Hudson rivei".
Daily circulation, 10,750 (affidavit furnished).
Terms: Daily, $8.00: Semi-Weekly, $3.00; \Veekly, $1.25.
UNION AND ADVERTISER COMPANY, PUBLISHERS,
ROCHESTER, NEW YORK.
Pewaukee Standard.
A REPUBLICAN NEWSPAPER, PUBLISHED THURSDAY MORNING OF EACH WEEK IN
PEWAUKEE, W^AUKESHA CO., W^ISCONSIN.
Terms: $1.50 per Annum, Invariably in Advance.
ADVERTISING RATES :
1 w. 2 w. 4 w. 3 m. 6 m. 1 yr.
One square $100 $150 $175 $4 00 $5 00 $8 00
Quarter column 3 50 4 50 7 00 12 00 22 00 28 00
Half column 4 50 7 00 12 00 2100 30 00 45 00
One column 10 00 16 00 20 00 35 00 50 00 80 00
ONE INCH SPACE IS A SQUARE.
ONL.Y $1.50.
The Northwestern News.
A FAMILY AND TEMPERANCE NEWSPAPER.
Always striving to advance the work of the Blue Ribbon, Red Ribbon, Good Templars,
Ancient Templars, W. C. T. U., Sous of Jonathan, Temple of Honor, Royal Templars,
Sons of Temperance, Prohibition, and Woman Suffrage, and advocating the
adoption by the people of Constitutional Amendments prohibiting the
manufacture, sale and importation of all intoxicating liquors
as a beverage in the State and nation.
Continues to be Offered at tbe Low Price of One Dollar and Fifty Cents
per Year, Strictly in Advance. A Liberal Commission Allowed to
Clubs, Lodges, Unions and Agents. Sample Copies Free.
ADDRESS
E. W^. BRADY, PUBLISHER, - DAVENPORT, lOW^A.
AMERICAN NEWSPAPER DIRECTORY. 929
The Standard
IS PUBLISHED AT
MILTON, THE COUNTY SITE OF SANTA ROSA CO., FLA.,
One of the largest counties in the State, comprising 1,448 square miles of arable land,
much of which might be made valuable for the production of sugar cane, rice, potatoes,
and all kinds of vegetables, besides fruits of all kinds that are adapted to a semi-tropical
clime. There are perhaps few counties that offer more inducements to emigrants than
Santa Rosa. Lands are cheap and can be bought on easy terms, or many good and valuable
lauds may be entered under the Homestead Act, which would cost about $24 for 160 acres.
The public school system is growing in favor with the people, and now each child between
the ages of 4 and 21 years may have the benefit of three or five months' tuition each year.
Morals are improving ; it once took two weeks to clear the court dockets, now it can be
done in one or two days. There is not a prisoner confined in the county jail, and but one
under bond.
Politically our county is democratic, but the majoriy are largely conservative, and the
stranger, be he of whatever politics he may, is welcomed to our unoccupied lands.
The production of oranges in Santa Rosa is an established fact, and the enterprising
man that will use industry can in a few years sit under his own vine and fig tree, surround-
ed by his orange groves.
The Standard is devoted to politics, literature, agriculture and local and general intel-
ligence. Circulates in almost every household in this section. As an advertising medium
it has no equal in this section of the State.
A live and thoroughly democratic paper, believing In and teaching the principles of
Jefferson and Jackson, and eschewing the new fangled doctrines, which are fast leading
our government to a centralized despotism. But, while we are democratic to the core, and
shall always contend for the true principles of democracy, as against a centralized federal
power, which interferes in the domestic concerns of the States in matters never Intended
by the framers of our Constitution to be committed to the charge of federal officers, we, at
the same time, reserve to ourselves the right to oppose any measures which may seem to us
inexpedient or improper, even when countenanced and encouraged by democratic leaders.
We do not intend to be a partizan, or support political measures merely because they are
adopted by the party. We shall support them only when we believe them to be just, right
and expedient, proper as party measures and for the public good.
We will favor the people choosing their officers, this being a republican government
and not a petty monarchy. The right of the Governor to appoint officials should be changed
and his authority in that direction limited. We shall insist on the observance of the con-
stitutional provision, that a man shall hold but one office at a time, and that office holders
shall realize that they are the servants not the masters of the people. The cumbrous elec-
tion laws, that serve as a cloak to conceal villainy and fraud, must be abolished and plain
laws be enacted in their stead. Florida must have a good government before her people
can prosper, and an honest, independent press is one of the gi'eat agencies to secure that
result. We want 10,000 new subscribers for next year. Everj- citizen of the State should
consider it as his duty to send us his subscription. We offer no flaming chromos as pre-
miums to subscribers. We make no great promises of what we shall do in the future, but
with an*honest determination to work, so far as we have strength and capacity, for the
overthrow of every coirupt politician in the State, and for the restoration of a good, honest,
equitable government, we feel that we are entitled to receive a patronage that will enable
us to do our woi'k well.
K.iud of Advertising.— We do not intend to admit anything in our advertising col-
umns that we think savors of humbug in any way, nor will we advertise for parties that
we do not believe to be reliable, able and willing to do what they promise. We are aware
this course will cause us to lose a number of advertisers, but we take the consequences, be-
lieving it to be the best w^ay to make our advertising pages valuable.
Character of our Subscribers.— Our subscribers are largely composed of a repre-
sentative class of people, many of whom represent scores and hundreds or men employed,
who take no newspapers and depend entirely upon the proprietors for supplies of food,
clothing, medicines, farming implements, machinery, seeds, and indeed everything usually
advertised, so that the advertiser often reaches over one hundred consumers through one of
our subscribers.
Our Advertising Rates:
3 mos. 6 mos. 1 year.
One square $.5 00 S S 00 $15 00
Two squares 7 00 12 00 20 00
Three squares 10 00 15 00 25 00
Eighth of a column 12 00 18 00 30 00
3 mos.
Fourth of a column $18 00
Half a column 25 00
One column 40 00
6 mos.
1 year.
$30 00
$40 00
40 00
65 0(1
6') (10
100 00
J. J. & E. B. BEDFORD, Publishers and Proprietors.
59
93(1 GEO. P. ROWELL & GO'S
New York Freeman's Journal
and Catholic Register.
JAMES A. McMASTER, EDITOR AND PROPRIETOR,
37 BARCLAY STREET, - - NEAV YORK.
Established in 1839. Only Catholic weekly in the United States with a general eircula
tioo. The Freeman's Journal being a class paper, as an advertising medium is a specialist
among Catholic weeklies. It has been under its present editorial management for the last
thirty-two years. Its reputation as a standard advertising medium has secured for it the
patronage of the oldest and best houses in their several lines in the large cities throughout
the country, and especially in New York. Unobjectionable advertising only will be admit
ted to its columns. Its readers are the country merchants, the reverend clergy, Catholic
colleges and academies, and the well-to-do Catholic laity. ^;W Estimates given direct or
by addressing our agents, Messrs. Geo. P. Rowell & Co., 10 Spruce Street, New York.
The Kansas Star.
THE "STAR" IS PUBLISHED EVERY THURSDAY (DURING THE SCHOOL YEAR) BY
THE PUPILS OF THE DEAF AND DUMB INSTITUTION AT
OLATHE, KANSAS.
SEND FOR A SPECIMEN COPY.
TERMS OF SUBSCRIPTION: ONE YEAR, 75 CENTS.
As au advertising medium the Star is second to none in this part of the State, having a
large circulation in a field exclusively its own.
ADVERTISING RATES REASONABLE; FURNISHED ON APPLICATION.
Die Sonne.
A GERMAN DAILY PAPER, ISSUED EVERY DAY BY WOLF, BRUS & V^^OLFRAM,
PROPRIETORS, AT
i
PEORIA, ILLINOIS.
Price of Subscription 15 Cents per Week, Delivered by Carrier.
Issues also a four-page six-column German weekly. Die Sonne is one of the best mediums
througli which to reach the people of this section.
IT IS FULL OF NEWS, WELL ESTABLISHED, AND HAS A GOOD CIRCULATION.
The Vedette.
PUBLISHED AT - - - AVASHINGTON, D. C,
BY A. M. KENADAY.
Subscription: $1.00 per Annum, in Advance.
A monthly journal, devoted especially to the dissemination of matters of interest to the
survivors of the Mexican war, and to American veterans of all wars.
It is a 16 page monthly, and in it, among other matters of interest, will be republished
the re;Ports of the commanding officers of the great battles fought in Mexico. It is an excel-
lent atlvertising medium, reaching, as it does, a large number of intelligent readers, by
whom it is certain to be thoroughly and carefully read.
AMERICAN NEWSPAPER DIRECTORY. 981
Deadwood Press.
ISSUED EVERY EVENING EXCEPT SUNDAY
BY THE PRESS PUBLISHING COMPANY AT
DEAD'WOOD, DAKOTA.
Terms of Subscription: Oue Year, Ten Dollars.
THE "PRESS" IS A BRIGHT, ENTERPRISING DAILY JOURNAL, FULL OF NEWS.
AND HAS POSITIVELY THE LARGEST CIRCULATION OF
ANY PAPER IN DAKOTA.
Fiiblislied in a Thriving:, Wide-Awake City, and having the Largest
Circulation, the PRESS is undoubtedly the Best
Advertising IHediuui in Dakota.
ADVERTISING RATES REASONABLE ; FURNISHED ON APPLICATION.
The People's Vindicator.
A REAL LIVE DEMOCRATIC PAPER. THE TOOL OF NO CLIQUE OR RING. FREE
AND OUTSPOKEN AND THE FRIEND OF THE PEOPLE.
J. H. COSGROVE, EDITOR AND PROPRIETOR.
PUBLISHED EVERY SATURDAY MORNING AT
NATCHITOCHES, » ~ - - - LOUISIANA.
Subscription Rates: Oue Copy, One Year, S'i, in Advance.
THE OFFICIAL PAPER OF THE PARISH AND CITY OF NATCHITOCHES.
The Vindicator is a large, handsome paper, full of news and choice miscellany, and is
a very desirable advertising medium, being well established and ha\-ing the largest circula
tiou of any county paper in the State, viz. : 3,000.
THE PEOPLE'S VINDICATOR" ADVERTISING RATES.
1 mo. 2 mo. 3 mo. 6 mo. 12 mo.
1 Square. . . .$4 00 $6 50 .§10 00 $15 (30 $20 00
5 Squares. . . 17 00 :30 00 27 00 35 00 40 00
1 mo. 2 mo. 3 mo. 6 mo. 12 mo.
10 Squares. $:30 00 $35 00 .§50 00 $57 00 $105 00
20 Squares. 60 00 SOW 90 00 125 00 150 01
Transient advertisements $1.50 per square of 10 lines brevier, first insertion. Each sub-
se(iuent insertion 75 cents per square.
93-2 GEO. P. ROWELL & GO'S
Nashville Banner.
DAILY AM) AVEEKL.Y. HOOD UEDIUAI. SATl5?FACTORY KATES.
ADVERTISERS SHOULD CORRESPOND WITH US, TO GET SPACE AT GOOD RATES.
THEY AL.L, READ IT, AND THEY AL.L, LIKE IT.
BANNER PUBLISHING COMPANY,
NASHVILLE, - - - - TENNESSEE.
Louisville Ledger-Democrat.
J. T. McCULLOM, PUBLISHER.
LOUISVILLE, -. - - - - ILLINOIS.
Subscription: $1.50 per Auuuui.
A four-page, eight-column journal ; full of news— home and foreign— choice reading-
matter, farm and household columns, etc. As an advertising medium it is second to none
in the county, and is the only paper published in Louisville.
ADVERTISING RATES FURNISHED ON APPLICATION.
The Huron County Chronicle.
PUBLISHED EVERY THURSDAY AFTERNOOX IN THE
Clivouicle" Building:, Corner of 3Iaiu Street and Rail Road Avenue,
NORWALK, OHIO.
V. R. LOOMIS, - - - PUBLISHER AND PROPRIETOR.
Circulation '.2,100.
The best, spiciest, and newsiest paper in the locality. The only paper in Huron county
printed all at home. The best advertising medium in the vicinity. Correspondence solicited
and promptly answered.
The Leading Republican Paper of the Willamette Valley.
The Albany Herald.
ALBANY, ----- OREGON.
POTTINGER, BARNES & STEEL, PROPRIETORS.
Circulation 1,5 50, and Steadily Increasing.
A bold and fearless exponent of Republican principles. A lively, spicy and chaste jour-
nal. Devoted to the growing interest of our already promising State.
LIBERAL ADVERTISEMENT TERMS.
AMERICAN NEWSPAPER DIRECTORY. OSS
The Texas Sentinel
DAILY A X D ^V E E K L. r .
PUBLISHED AT
BRENHAM, - - TEXAS,
By S. G. SPANN, Editor aud Proprietor.
SUBSCRIPTION:
DAILY $6.00 PER ANNUM. | WEEKLY $3.00 PER ANNU3I.
THE DAILY SENTINEL " IS A FOUR-PAGE, FIVE-COLUMN JOURNAL. THE BEST
MATERIAL OF PAPER, TYPE AND INK KNOWN TO THE PUBLISHER IS
USED, AND EXTRA DILIGENCE AND EXPENSE INCURRED TO
MAKE IT A WELCOME VISITOR TO THE PUBLIC.
IT IS FLTL.L, OF NEWS, liOCAI. AND FOREIGN, HAS AN
EXTENSIVE AND INFLUENTIAL, CIRCULATION, AND
IS A SUPERIOR ADVERTISING MEDIUM.
THE WEEKLY SENTINEL "' IS A FOUR-PAGE, SIX-COLUMN JOURNAL, PUBLISHED
EVERY WEDNESDAY. IT CONTAINS MUCH OF THE MATTER PRINTED
DURING THE WEEK IN THE DAILY, AND MUCH ORIGINAL
MATTER DESIGNED FOR THE WEEKLY ALONE.
AS AN ADVERTISING MEDIUM THE WEEKLY STANDS SECOND
TO NONE OF ITS CLASS, AND IS CERTAIN TO REPAY
THOSE WHO MAKE USE OF ITS COLUMNS.
ADVERTISING RATES REASONABLE— FURNISHED ON APPLICATION,
;«4 HKO. r. KUWJKJLJL & C(J'S
Established 1S31.
Illinois State Journal.
(OLDEST NEWSPAPER IN THE STATE).
OFFICIAL. PAPER OF THE STATE.
The only Republican paper published at the Capital. The best advertising medium in
Central Illinois. For rates, address
SPRINGFIEIiD JOURNAL, C03IPANY,
M. F. SIMMONS, PRESIDENT ; PAUL SELBY, SECRETARY ; H. CHAPIN, TREASURER.
SPRINGFIELD, ILLINOIS.
Established 1863.
Petersburg Index- Appeal,
DAILY AND AVEEKLY.
Only Daily Paper Published in Soiithside Vii'ginia.
PUBLISHED AT
PETERSBURG, - - - - VIRGINIA,
BY R. P. BARHAM.
Subscription: Daily, Hix Dollars; Weekly, Tivo Dollars.
Has a larger city and country circulation than any other paper published in Southside
Virginia, and the largest In North Carolina of any Virginia paper.
ADVERTISING RATES REASONABLE; FURNISHED ON APPLICATION.
The Madison Yeoman.
PUBLISHED EVERY WEDNESDAY MORNING AT
DANIELSVILLE, - MADISON COUNTY, - GEORGIA,
BY MALCOM STAFFORD.
Terms: One Copy Twelve Months, Si. 50. Always in Advance.
Published In the heart of an enterprising, agricultural country, at the county seat, the
Yeoman offers extra inducements to publishers. It is a neat, seven-column, four-page.
Democratic paper, and has a steadily increasing circulation.
Established 1S59.
La Voce del Popolo
(AND L'ECO DELLA PATRIA).
Organ of the Italian Population of California.
SAN FRANCISCO, - ^- - CALIFORNIA.
G. B. CEVASCO, EDITOR AND PUBLISHER.
Subscription: Five Dollars and Fifty Cents per Annum.
It is the most influential Italian newspaper published on the Pacific Coast, and has a
large cii-culation throughout the United States, Mexico, Italy, and Switzerland. It is the
best medium for advertisers to bring their business before the Italian and Swiss population.
Advertisements inserted at liberal rates, which will be furnished on application to publisher.
AMERICAN NEWSPAPER DIRECTORY. Vio
The Pharmacist and Chemist.
PUBLISHED AT
CHICAGO, ----- ILLINOIS,
BY THE CHICAGO COLLEGE OF PHARMACY.
Subscription: - i^SLoO per Auuiiin, - In Advance.
A MOXTHL,! JOl RNAL. OF PHARMACY, THERAPEUTICS AND
ALLIED SCIENCES.
THIS JOURNAL HAS A LARGE CIRCULATION, IS WELL ESTABLISHED, AND IS ONE
OF THE BEST ADVERTISING MEDIUMS OF ITS CLASS IN CHICAGO.
In the field of medical literature, which calls so strenuously for earnest work and excel-
lence, uo journal occupies a more enviable position than the Chicago Pharmacist.
Wild Oats.
PUBLISHED WEEKLY BY J. B. COLLIN.
57 BEEKMAN STREET, - - - NEW YORK.
The Best and 3Iost Successful Humorous Paper Ever Published
in the United States.
SHARP, FRESH, ORIGINAL, FIRST-CLASS, AND IN BOTH READING MATTER AND
ILLUSTRATIONS FULLY UP TO AND IN ADVANCE OF
THE TIMES IN WHICH WE LIVE.
HITS AT MEN AND EVENTS OF THE DAY. ALIVE ON ALL SUBJECTS, BOTH LOCAL
AND NATIONAL, IT IS WITHOUT A RIVAL IN THIS PARTICULAR
FIELD OF ILLUSTRATED JOURNALISM.
PRICE TEN CENTS. SUBSCRIPTION' PRICE: S4 A YEAR.
State Temperance Journal.
PUBLISHED BY C. D. RICE AT
MIDDLETOWN, - - - - CONNECTICUT.
DEVOTED TO THE TEMPERANCE INTERESTS OF MIDDLETOWN.
A four-page, six-eolunin paper, full of choice reading, and having a wide-spread and in-
fluential circulation. It is an excellent advertising medium, and is certain to repay those
who make use of its columns.
arin County Tocsin.
PUBLISHED EVERY SATURDAY MORNING AT
SAN RAFAEL, - MARIN COUNTY, - CALIFORNIA.
JAS. H. WILKINS, EDITOR AND PROPRIETOR.
Terms of Subscription: Three Dollars per Year, Invariably in Advance.
The Tocsin is a brigiit, entertaining journal, full of news from all quarters, and is pub-
lished in a dairying, agricultural and stock-raising district. Its circulation is extensive
and it is certain to repay those who make use of its columns.
The Wedowee Journal.
published at
WEDO'WEE, - RANDOLPH COUNTY, - ALABAMA,
BY GREER & CONNELLY.
Subscription: - - One Dollar - - Per Year.
A WELL ESTABLISHED ADVERTISING MEDIUM.
Rates of Advertising :— Advertisements inserted at One Dollar per square, of ten
lines, first insertion, and Fifty Cents for each subsequent insertion. Fractions considered
a square. One square, three months, $4 ; six months, $7 ; one year, $10. Half column, three
months, $20; six months, $30; one year, $50. One column, three months, .$40; six months,
$50 ; one year, $80.
Superior Times.
PUBLISHED WEEKLY AT
SUPERIOR, - DOUGLAS COUNTY, - 'WISCONSIN.
$2 per Year. - - Si Six Months.
ADVERTISING RATES REASONABLE.
Thy only paper in Wisconsin at the head of Lake Superior. It has a large circulation in
the agricultural, mining, and lumbering districts, and is specially devoted to the interests
of those sections. An excellent adA'ertising medium.
iW If you want to learn all about the farming lands, pine lands, hard wood lands.,
copper lands, iron lands of this country, their prices, etc., send for the Times.
AMERICAN NEWSPAPER DIRECTORY. UM
The Hackensack Republican
IS PUBLISHED AT
liACKENSACK, - BERGEN CO., - NEW JERSEY,
EVERY THURSDAY AFTERNOON,
By TOM B. CHRVs^TAL., Editor and Proprietor.
ITS CIRCULATION IS 2,000 PER WEEK, AND IS CONSTANTLY INCREASING. ITS
ADVERTISING RATES ARE LOW.
Being the official paper of Bergen County, the Republican circulates among the best
classes in the county and. throughout the State of New Jersey. It has a national reputa-
tion, and is widely quoted in every State in the Union, and also in Canada. From hundreds
of complimentary allusions, we present the few following
PRESS NOTICES:
The Hackensack Republican is the brightest weekly in New Jersey.— iVVu* Orleans
Picayune.
The Hackensack Republican is the handsomest paper on our exchange list. — Danielson-
rille Sentinel.
The Hackensack Republican is one of the very best journals in the State.— Neirark
fN. J.) Sunday Call.
The Hackensack Republican compels the admiration and friendship of everybody into
whose hands it falls.— I'onA'e/'s Gazette.
We know of no weekly newspaper any where that has been so much improved as The
Hackensack Republican.— iJowic Sentinel.
The Hackensack Republican is an excellent local paper and should be well sustained,
for it is a credit to its place of publication.— iVeu- York Monthly.
The Hackensack people have reason to congratulate themselves on being so handsomely
represented in the world of journalism by The Republican.— Sfcfni/orrf Advocate.
If there is a handsomer weekly in America than The Hackensack Republican, with its
new head and laughtei'-rippled face, we will pay well for the pleasure of seeing it. — Roches-
ter Express.
The Hackensack Republican looks as if it had just got married and had transferred the
wreath from the brow of its blushing bride to that of its lively columns.— A'e"- York Com-
mercial Advertiser.
*
No better weekly exists anywhere than The Hackensack Republican, whose bright
sayings and sparkling paragi-aphs are copied from one end of this broad land to the other.
To our mind, it is a model of journalistic ta.ste and skill, and is perfect in all Its depart-
ments.—SY Joseph (Mo.) Xetvs.
Of our secular exchanges. The Hackensack Republican is one of the brightest and most
original. Its editorials are biased by no partisan prejudice, and the tone of the paper is
most excellent. The humorous departments are free from stinging sarcasm, the bane of
most of our prominent wits, and the fun is honest and kindly.— i,a Salle Advance, Phila.
938 GEO. P. ROWELL & COS
The Daily Commercial^
IS PUBLISHED EVERY MORNING EXCEPT MONDAY AT
LOS ANGELES, - _ - - - CALIFORNIA,,
BY THE COMMERCIAL PRINTING COMPANY.
Subscription: S6 per Year. Postage Paid. By Carrier, 15c. per Week.
REPUBLICAN IN POLITICS.
Devoted to the best interests of Southern California, the Pacific States and Territories.
Has an extensive circulation, and is a superior advertising medium,
RATES FURNISHED ON APPLICATION.
uincy Herald.
QUINCY, - - ~ - - - ILLINOIS.
DAILY, TRIWEEKLY AND WEEKLY.
CADOGAN &r GARDINER, Publishers and Proprietors.
SUBSCRIPTION :
Daily, one year, in advance S8.00
Tri- Weekly, one year, in advance 4.00
Weekly, one year, in advance 1.50
An old-established paper, having a large circulation, viz.: Daily, l,t200; Tri-Weekly,
500; Weekly, 3,750.
Advertisers wishing to reach the people of this section will And it to their interest to
make use of the Herald.
Cobleskill Herald.
COBLESKILL, - . - - NEW^ YORK.
ISSUED ON FRIDAYS. REPUBLICAN.
JOHNSON & ROBERTS, Editors and Proprietors.
CIRCULATION, 1,500.
The Cobleskill Herald is a nine-column, four-page paper, the largest sheet issued in
Schoharie County. Its departments are admirably conducted. It overflows with Local
(lOssip, and its admirably displayed advertisements show taste and ability. The trades-
people of the neighborhood and of adjoining towns evidently know its value as an adver-
tising medium. The life and vigor which pervade the whole paper are well compensated
by local patronage.
Advertising: Rates Reasonable.
The Pilot.
THE PEOPLE'S GREAT PAPER. PUBLISHED WEEKLY AT
BOSTON, MASSACHUSETTS.
Tbe Standing of "Tbe Pilot" may be Judged by What the Press Says:
Unquestionably the best of Catholic journals in this country.— Sj^ringfield Republican.
The leading Catholic newspaper of this country.— Bosto>i Transcript.
It is conducted with rare intelligence and taste, and generally characterized by fairness
and candor in its discussions of public questions.— Boston Globe.
It is the best arranged and newsiest religious paper that comes to us. — Neir York Herald.
Thank God ! tlie honest, fearless, and incorruptible Pilot has never failed to interpret
aright the true sentiments of our people. For thirty years it has been the only paper on this
American continent that especially and faithfully represented Irish national feeling and
opinion. — South Boston Inquirer.
The Pilot is the ablest, most influential, and respectable organ of the Catholics in this-
country.— A^e to York Cominercial Advertiser.
t^~ Write to the office, 578 Washington Street, Boston, for specimen copies of The Pilot.
3^" Advertisers will find The Pilot a sure means of reaching a great consuming class,
people who buy all merchandise advertised. The charges for advertising are moderate.
AMERICAN NEWSPAPER DIRECTORY. 939
The World of Fashion.
PUBLISHED BY
WORLD OF FASHION PUBLISHING CO. AT
NEW YORK CITY, - - - - NEW YORK.
Subsci'iptiou: S'-i pel* Auuuiii.
THE LEADING FAMILY AND FASHION MAGAZINE.
An illustrated journal of fashion and novelties, with nearly 200 elegant engravings~and
designs of the latest and coming Parisian styles in Dresses, Hats, Bonnets, Caps,
Umbrellas, etc. Together with tales and novelettes, music, personals, theatrical and
society gossip, household receipts, special Paris correspondence and other entertaining
and Instructive matter.
The Character and Extent of its Cii'culation I'euders it a very
Desirable Advertising Mediiiiii.
The Atlantis.
LEGH R. FREEMAN. . . - - _ EDITOR.
GLENDALE, MONTANA.
PUBLISHED IN THE SECOND LARGEST MINTING TOWN IN MONTANA. SURROUNDED
BY FARMING, GRAZING AND MINING DISTRICTS WITHOUT LIMIT.
The Official Paper of the Gate County of the Territory.
THE ONLY PAPER IN SOUTHWESTERN MONTANA. PUBLISHED IN THE ONLY
COUNTY THAT HAS A RAILROAD. THE COUNTRY DEVELOPING VERY FAST,
AND CIRCULATION OF PAPER INCREASING PROPORTIONATELY.
The Atlantis has been solicited for all over Montana, and has a general circulation
throughout the Territory.
940 GEO. P. ROWELL & GO'S
Daily Cold Dollar
IS ISSUED EVERY DAY, EXCEPT SUNDAYS, BY J. H. COOPER AT
NAPA, - - - - - CALIFORNIA.
A FIRST-CLAS!? ADVERTISING MEDIUM.
TERMS OF SUBSCRIPTION: ONE YEAR, IN ADVANCE, $3.00.
Rate!« of Advertising:
One square, eight lines, first insertion $0.75
Each subsequent insertion 25
Five lines or less, first insertion 50
Each subsequent insertion 15
Star notices, per line, each insertion 10
Reading notices, per line, per month 50
Reading notices, per line, single insertion 10
Special Terms to Regular Advertisers.
The Arizona Sentinel.
YUMA, ARIZONA.
IS ONE OF THE OLDEST, AND HAS THE LARGEST CIRCULATION OF ANY PAPER
IN THE TERRITORY.
MIXING NEWS A SPECIALTY.
J. F. KNAPP, PROPRIETOR AND PUBLISHER.
Washington Gazette.
PUBLISHED FRIDAY MORNING AT
WASHINGTON, GEORGIA.
CHAPMAN & INGHRAM, PROPRIETORS.
$1.50 PER YEAR. ADVERTISING RATES liOW.
THE "GAZETTE" HAS A LARGE CIRCULATION IN A VERY FINE SECTION OF A
COTTON AND GRAIN COUNTRY.
It is the only paper in the countj-. Established in 1866, and is the best advertising
medium in Wilkes county.
The Ohjo Press.
W. R. ALLISON. EDITOR.
A FIRST-CI.ASS INDEPENDENT REPLBLICAN NEWSPAPER.
STEUBENVILLE, OHIO.
The Ohio Press is a large, eight-page, fifty-six-column newspaper, of metropolitan
make-up, size and appearance. It is printed on clear type and white paper. The Ohio
Press is one of the most complete and best family newspapers published.
Terms of Subscription: For One Year, S2; For Six Months, $1.
INDUCEMENTS FOR ADVERTISERS.— No other public journal in Eastern Ohio has at-
tained so large a circulation in such a short time. No other paper within the corporate
limits of Steubenville has now, or ever has had, as large a circulation, or can offer the same
inducements to advertisers as The Ohio Press. iW The paper with each succeeding num-
ber grows in favor and increases in circulation. J^" Advertisements inserted according
to contract. B^" Great inducements to agents. Address
THE OHIO PRESS COMPANY, STEUBENVILLE, OHIO.
AMERICAN NEWSPAPER DIRECTORY. 941
The Lutheran Evangelist.
A RELIGIOUS FA3IIL.Y NEWSPAPER.
PUBLISHED WEEKLY AT
BEL.L.EFONTAINE, ----..- OHIO.
Rev. W. H. SINGLEY, A. M., Editor.
Rev. J. B. HELWIG, D. D.J
ASSOCIATE EDITORS.
Rev. a. J. IMHOFF, D. D., ^
Subsci'iptiou : Si. 75 per Auuuiii, iu Advance.
" THE LUTHERAN EVANGELIST " IS A WELL-ESTABLISHED JOURNAL, HAVING A
LARGE AND INFLUENTIAL CIRCULATION, AND. ASIDE FROM ITS
RELIGIOUS INTELLIGENCE, CONTAINS MATTERS INTER-
ESTING, HUMOROUS AND INSTRUCTIVE.
AS A DENOMINATIONAL PAPER IT ENJOYS A FIELD EX-
CLUSIVELY ITS OWN, AND AS AN ADVERTISING
:>1EDIUM IT IS UNSURPASSED.
IT NUMBERS AMONG ITS CONTRIBUTORS MANY CELEBRATED GENTLEMEN, AND
IS ONE OF THE MOST ENTERTAINING PAPERS PUBLISHED.
Advertising Rates Reasonable— Furnished on Application.
942 GEO. P. ROWELL & GO'S
Santa Clara Journal.
PUBLISHED EVERY SATURDAY BY THEO. COLEMAN, EDITOR AND PROPRIETOR, AT
SANTA CLARA, CALIFORNIA.
TERMS: FOR ONE YEAR, IN ADVANCE, $3.50.
The ''.Journal" is One of the Best Advertising :>[eiliuins in this Section.
It is interesting, full of news and choice readiug matter, and has a wide-spread clrculaWon.
ADVERTISING RATES FURNISHED ON APPLICATION.
The Amboy Journal.
PUBLISHED AT - - - AMBOY, ILLINOIS,
BY E. W. FAXON & CO.
Ssubscriptiou (in the County): SI. 50 per Year, in Advance.
THE OLDEST PAPER IN THIS SECTION. IS FULL OF NEWS— LOCAL AND FOREIGN
CORRESPONDENCE, CHOICE READING MATTER, &c.
It is an Eight-Page, Six-Column Paper, Having an Extended Circulation,
and is a Reliable Advertising Medium.
The New South.
A THIRTY-TWO COLUMN WEEKLY NEWSPAPER, PUBLISHED EVERY THURSDAY AT
GRENADA, MISSISSIPPI,
BY REV. D. D. MOORE, EDITOR AND PROPRIETOR.
The New South is devoted to News, Politics, Literature, Domestic and Agricultural
Interests, and the general welfai-e of the whole people, and circulates extensively, going
regularly to patrons in fourteen different States, altliough established as late as July 4tli,
1878. In politics The New South is strictly Democratic, but Conservative.
"The New South" Being all Made at Home, Affords One of" the Best
Mediums in the State for Advertising.
SUBSCRIPTION :----- g-^.OO PER YEAR.
uskegon Journal.
JOHNSON & CAMPBELL, - - EDITORS AND PUBLISHERS.
R. R. JOHNSON. J AS. G. CAMPBELL.
Published Every Tuesday Morning at
MUSKEGON, - - - - MICHIGAN.
SUBSCRIPTION: i^'Z.OO PER ANNUM.
An eight-page, six-column weekly. Full of news— home and foreign— choice literature.
&c. It is published in a great lumber district, and is an excellent medium through which
to reach the ijeople of this section.
AMERICx\y NEWSPAPER DIUECTORY. {M3
The South Atlantic
THE SOUTH'S GREAT LITERARY MONTHLY.
The South Atlantic, which epitomizes the best fruit— in Literature, Statesmanship.
■Science and Art— of the most distinguished talent and genius of the South, is well tenned
A MASTERPIECE IN PERIODICAL LITERATURE.
Vo Piiblicatiou Reaches in a Superior Way the Be««t Classes of the
Southern People.
IT IS PUBLISHED AT
IVILMINGTON, - - - NORTH CAROLINA.
M£S. CICERO W. HARRIS, EDITOR AND PROPRIETOR.
THREE DOLLARS A YEAR. SPECI^IEN COPIES, THIRTY CENTS.
AMONG ITS COXTRIBUTORS ARE
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ALEXANDER H. STEPHENS, JOHN H. INGRAM,
MRS. MARGARET J. PRESTON, ARMISTEAD GORDON,
EDGAR FAWCETT, W. H. BABCOCK.
PAUL H. HAYNE, T. B. KINGSBURY,
SENATOR Z. B. VANCE, JOHN S. LONG,
SENATOR M. W. RANSOM, JOHN W. MOORE,
SENATOR T. L. CLINGMAN, S. A. ASHE,
G. T. BEAUREGARD, JOHN H. BONER,
ESPY WILLIAMS, TH. VON JASMUND,
ALLEN B. 3L\GRUDER, W. E. CAMERON.
ADVERTISING TER3IS:
One Page, one year §120 CO
Half Page, one year 75 CO
Quarter Page, one year 50 CO
One-eighth Page, one year 36 CO
One Page, one insertion $25 Oii
Half Page, one insertion 15 U(
Quarter Page, one insertion 10 Co
One eighth Page, one insertion 5 0<
2^= Advertisements on cover pages are charged 50 per cent, additional. Persons who
order Specimen Copies must enclose 30 cents. Address
>IRS. CICERO \V. HARRIS, Editor and Proprietor, WILMINGTON, N. C .
!I44 GEO. P. ROWELL & GO'S
The National Farmer-
CINCINNATI, OHIO.
ISSUED 31 O N T H L Y . PRICE FIFTY CENTS A YEAR.
Advertiseineiits ^1 per luch iSpace, Each Insertion, or $5 per Inch Space^
One Year. No Objectionable Advertisements Inserted at any Price.
One peculiarity of the National Farmer is that occasionally a single number contains a
large number of letters containing experiences of farmers bearing upon one particular
topic. For instance, the April number of 1880, contained the experiences of twenty persons
who had had remarkable success in Turkey and chicken raising.
N. B.— The undersigned, editor National Farmer, solicits correspondence from any one
wishing to purchase said paper ; either a part interest or a whole interest. Cincinnati is
one of the best points in our country for a person of tact and enterprise, and some capital,
to build up a first-class agricultural journal. Reason for selling : advancing years.
B. F. SANPORD.
The New Era-
PUBLISHED EVERY SATURDAY AT
BENICIA, -.--.- CALIFORNIA,
BY A. W. FERGI>SON A: CO.
SUBSCRIPTION : S3.50 PER ANNUM, IN ADVANCE.
A well-established, four-page, six-column journal. Has a wide-spread circulation, and
as an advertising medium stands second to none in this section.
Advertising Rates :
One square, one insertion $1 00 | One square, each subsequent insertion, 50 cts.
The Chesaning Argus.
PUBLISHED EVERY FRIDAY AT
CHESANING, - - - - MICHIGAN^
W. MILLER, PUBLISHER,
SUBSCRIPTION: Si. 00 PER ANNUM, IN ADVANCE.
The Argus Is a neat, cheap, entertaining journal. It has a circulation of five hundred
copies, is full of news, and is a superior advertising mediun\.
ADVERTISING RATES MADE KNOWN ON APPLICATION.
The Martin County Sentinel.
ISSUED EVERY FRIDAY AT
TAIRMOUNT, MARTIN COUNTY, MINNESOTA,
BY DAY BROS , EDITORS AND PUBLISHERS.
Terms of Subscription: One Copy, One Year, $1.50.
The Sentinel is a bright, entertaining Republican journal, having a bona fide circula-
tion of SOO, and is the only paper in the county.
Fairmount is situated in tlie centre of beautiful lakes and rich grain and stock-growing
interests. The largest English colony in the United States is located in and about Fair-
mount.
On Application to the Publishers, Advertising Rates will be Given.
AMERICAN NEWSPAPER DIRECTORY. 945
LEON JASTKEMSKI, Editor. W. A. LeSUEUR, Publisher.
The Louisiana Capitolian
TRI-WEEKLY AND WEEKLY.
I.ARGEST CIRCUL.ATION OF ANY PAPER PUBLISHED IN BATON
ROIGE.
THOUGH THE YOUNGEST, THIS IS ONE OF THE SPICIEST, HANDSOMEST AND MOST
FLOURISHING JOURNALS PUBLISHED IN THIS SECTION OF LOUISIANA, AND
HAS BY FAR THE LARGEST CIRCULATION, WHICH EMBRACES
NUMBERS OF READERS IN THE PARISHES OF EAST AND WEST
BATON ROUGE, EAST AND WEST FELICIANA, LIVINGSTON,
TANGIPAHOA, ORLEANS AND ST. HELENA, BESIDES
CIRCULATING IN EVERY NOOK AND CORNER
OF THE STATE.
BEING LOCATED AT THE NEW CAPITAL OF THE STATE,
NEW SUBSCRIBERS ARE RAPIDLY COMING IN EVERY DAY.
It has Recently Enlarged to a Beautiful Forty-eight-Columu Weekly.
AS AN ADVERTISING MEDIUM IT HAS FEW EQUALS.
No auxiliary sheet is used within a radius of OVER ONE HUNDRED SQUARE MILES,
thus rendering its readers accessible only through the medium of its columns.
Its Advertising Rates are cheap, and we make very little deduction from those
published.
CAUTION.— We admit only Solid Metal Cuts and Plates.
For terms of advertising, etc., address the Publisher,
W. A. LeSUEUR, - - BATON ROUGE, LOUISIANA.
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The Journal of Commerce
AND PRICE CURRENT.
ISSUED EVERY THURSDAY AT
SAN FRANCISCO, - - - - CALIFORNIA.
THE JOURNAL OF COMMERCE COMPANY, PUBLISHERS.
Terms: $5.00 per Auiiuiii, iu Advance.
DEVOTED TO FINANCE, COMMERCE, MANUFACTURES AND MINING ON THE
PACIFIC COAST.
Advertisers wishing to reach the trades of the Pacific Coast can find no better or more
reliable medium.
ESTABIilSHED 1838.
The Home Guardian
EDITED BY MISS M. V. BALL.
PUBLISHED AT
NO. 6 OAK PLACE, - BOSTON, MASSACHUSETTS.
THIS IS THE OLDEST AND BEST OF THE CHEAP MONTHLIES.
Subscription Price: Si. 25 per Annum.
Without any extra effort the magazine has been steadily, tliough slowly, increasing in
influence and circulation. Circulation over 3,000 monthly. The Home Guardian is a pure
and clean monthly magazine of Choice Literature, Stories, Tales, Descriptive Sketches,
Poems, etc. Advertising rates will be made known on application.
The Daily City Item
IS PUBLISHED EVERY EVENING BY THE CITY ITEM PRINTING COMPANY AT
NEAV ORLEANS, LOUISIANA.
M. F. BIGNEY, EDITOR.
Liberal arrangements made with monthly, quarterly, semi-yearly and yearly advertisers.
One of the Best Advertising 3Iefliuins in Ne>v Orleans, Having the Largest
City Circulation of any Journal Published in it.
IT HAS FAST TAKEN ITS PLACE AS ONE OF THE BEST PAPERS ON THE MISSIS-
SIPPI RIVER.
Kansas Freie Presse.
HaBERLEIN BROS., PUBLISHERS.
LEAVENWORTH, - . - - KANSAS.
Subscription: Daily, $9.00; Weekly, $-^.00.
DAILY AND WEEKLY.
The Kansas Freie I'resse (particularly the weekly edition) enjoys a wide-spread and very
large circulation, there being hardly a post office in Kansas which it does not include. It
is recognized everywhere as the leading German paper west of St. Louis or Chicago, and is
justly esteemed an exceptionally valuable medium for advertisers.
RATES SENT ON APPI.ICATION.
AMERICAN NEWSPAPER DIRECTORY.
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948 GEO. P. ROWELL & CO'S
N>A"^V-
tin.
" THE SUN " IS PUBLISHED EVERY DAY IN THE YEAR,
AT
Nos. 166, 168 & no NASSAU STREET, NEW YORK CITY.
SUBSCRIPTION RATES:
Daily (4 pages), 2 cents a copy; (by mail, postpaid) 55c. a month, or SH.50 a year
with Sunday edition, $7.70.
Sunday (S pages), 3 cents a copy, $1.20 per year, postpaid.
Weekly (S pages), 4 cents a copy, $1 per year, postpaid.
HOW TO REIIIT:
Remit subscriptions in Post Office money orders, registered letters, or drafts on New
York to the order of The Sun, at our risk.
ADVERTISING RATES:
Ordinary Advertisements, per Agate line $0 40
Large Type or Cuts (Agate measurement), per line O 80
Business Notices, before marriages and deaths, per line 0 75
Special Notices, after marriages and deaths, per line 0 50
Banking and Financial (after money article) 0 75
Reading Notices, with "Adv.," 3d page, per line, 1 50
Reading Notices, with "Adv.," 1st or 2d page, per Une 2 50
In Sunday edition, same rates as above.
THE -WEEKLY SUN.
Ordinary Advertisements, per line $0 50
No extra charge for cuts or displayed type.
Business Notices, 5th page, per line 0 75
Reading Notices, 4th or 5th page, per line 2 00
Reading Notices, 8th page, per line 1 00
AMERICAN NEWSPAPER DIRECTORY.
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The Fort Wayne Dally Gazette.
FORT WAYNE, INDIANA.
THE LARGEST FIFTY CENTS A MONTH
MORNING DAILY IN THE AVEST.
Over Tweuly Years Old,
AND HAS THE LARGEST CIRCULATION OF ANY MORNING DAILY IN
THE STATE, EXCEPTING ONE.
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Limited Advertising: Space at $1.50 an Inch a Moutli.
GAZETTE COMPANY, Publisliers,
No. 25 W^est Main Street,
FORT IVAYNE, IND,
The Fort AYayne Newspaper Union List of 150 Papers is owned and
(Controlled by the Gazette Co. Advertisers write us for List and Rates.
950 GEO. P. ROWELL & CO'S
The Indiana Post.
PUBLISHED BY ERNST WILKOM AT
EVANSVILLE, - - - - INDIANA.
Subscription: ii'j.OO per Auntim.
An eight-page, German weekly. Full of news, literature and choice miscellany. It is
published in a large manufacturing district, and is one of the mediums through which to
reach the German population of this region.
'The most vigorously written and vigorously read i>£iY>er.'''—Evansville Journal.
Advertising Rates will be Furnished on Application to the Publisher.
Established 1842.
The Ripley Advertiser.
PUBLISHED AT
RIPLEY, - - _ - . MISSISSIPPI.
R. F. FORD, EDITOR AND PUBLISHER.
Terms of Subscription: One Copy, One Year, Si. 50, Invariably in Advance.
AN EXCELLENT ADVERTISING MEDIUM.
The oldest paper in this section ; has a circulation of six hundred copies.
Port Huron Weekly Call.
PUBLISHED EVERY SATURDAY AFTERNOON AT
PORT HURON, - - - . MICHIGAN.
E. B. GRIFFITH, PUBLISHER.
Rates of Subscription: One Copy, One Year, One Dollar.
The Call Is the only Democratic paper printed in the county. It is the official paper of
the city, has a steadily increasing circulation, and is
A Good Advertising Medium.
The Housekeeper.
PUBLISHED AT
MINNEAPOLIS, - - - . MINNESOTA,
BY HOUSEKEEPER PUBLISHING COMPANY.
Subscription: Seventy-Five Cents pei* Annum, in Advance.
This popular monthly, which is now in its third volume, has reached a regular circula-
tion of over 23,000 copies, widely disti ibuted, and reaching families who are able to take a
paper devoted especially to household ecouomy, and consequently able to buy other articles
which contribute to the culture, health, or comfort of a family.
Advertising Rates :— Twenty cents per agate line, or about one cent per line for every
thousand copies. Reading Notices (brevier) fifty cents per line.
AMERICAN NEWSPAPER DIRECTORY. 951
Deutsch-Amerikanischer Grocer.
A FIRST-CL.A!?iS AND INDEPENDENT (GERMAN WEEKLY.
PUBLISHED IN THE INTEREST OF THE GROCERY AND KINDRED TRADES.
OFFICE
NOS. 242 TO 258 CENTRE STREET, NEW YORK.
Shrewd business men recognize the fact that the majority of those engaged in the
Grocery and kindred Trades in this country are of German nativity, and that to nearly all
of them the several grocery papers published in the English language are of little or no
service.
The Deutsch-Amerikanischer Grocer is not controlled by one or more of the larger
houses in the Trade ; it is not the mouth-piece of any one Arm, but the independent organ
of the whole Trade, and its columns are devoted entirely to the best interests of its
constituents.
The Deutsch-Amerikanischer Grocer is edited by the best commercial and scientiflc
talent. The Chief Editor is Dr. ADOLF OTT, formerly Professor of Practical Chemistry at
the Polytechnic Academy in Zurich, and official juror from the Swiss Government for
eatables at the Exhibition of Vienna, 1873, and also Special Commissioner to the Centennial
Exhibition at Philadelphia. He is the author of a series of valuable essays on eatables and
general groceries, such as condensed milk, chocolates and cocoa, canned goods, sugars,
farinaceous food, tobacco, starch, soaps, baking powders, &c., &c.
Importers, Manufacturers and Wholesale Dealers in the Grocery and kindred Trades
win find the columns of the Deutsch-Americanischer Grocer the only available medium
for keeping their goods and prices before the GERMAN RETAILERS of the United States.
iSaiiiple Copies Sent on Application.
Snbi^cription Price: $3.00 per Year.
FOR ADVERTISING RATES APPLY TO THE PUBLISHERS,
JOHN FREDERICKS & CO.
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The Avalanche.
GRAYLING, MICHIGAN.
GEO. H. MAURER, PUBLISHER.
Subscription: - $1.50 per Anuuiii, - In Advance.
The Avalanche is the only paper published in Grayling. Is one of the best mediums
through which to reach the people of this section, and has a steadily increasing circulation.
ADVERTISING RATES WILL BE SENT ON APPLICATION.
The Weekly Eagle.
Oflicial Journal, Parish of St. Bernard; Official Journal of the Parish
School Board.
PUBLISHED EVERY SATURDAY AT
ST. BERNARD, LOUISIANA.
A. J. PADRON, EDITOR AND PUBLISHER.
The Eagle is an excellent advertising medium, having a circulation of 5(X). It is bright
and interesting, and is certain to repay those who malie use of its columns.
La Porte Citv Progress.
PUBLISHED AT
LA PORTE CITY. - _ - - . IOWA,
BY J. WASSON.
Subscription : - - Si. 50 - - Per Annum.
A well established, eight-column, four-page weekly. It enjojs an extensive circulation
and is one of the best advertising mediums in this section.
ADVERTISING RATES FURNISHED ON APPLICATION.
ONE DOLLAR PER ANNUM.
The Junction City Tribune.
PUBLISHED EVERY THURSDAY
IN THE BEST INLAND CITY IN THE STATE OF KANSAS.
The city is an important point on the line of the Kansas Pacific Railway, and the North-
ern terminus of the great Missouri, Kansas, and Texas Road, the new outlet to Europe, via
Galveston. The Smoky Hill and Republican rivers, one on each side of the city, afford
immense power for manufacturing purposes. Cotton is raised in large quantities within
150 miles of the city. Those thinking of engaging in Western manufactures, trade, or agri-
culture, should send One Dollar for the Tribune, for one year, as it gives special attention
to these subjects. Address
JOHN DAVIS & SONS,
JUNCTION CITY, _ - - - KANSAS.
AMERICAN NEWSPAPER DIRECTORY. 055
Daily and Weekly Tribune.
JOHNSTOWN, CAMBRIA COUNTY, PENNSYLVANIA.
GEO. T. SWANK, EDITOR AND PROPRIETOR.
WEEH l.Y the OLDEST AND LAKdJEST PAPER IN CAMBRIA COl NTY.
48 COLUMNS IN SIZE AND PUBLISHED CONTINUOUSLY FOR TWENTY-FIVE YEARS.
Only Daily Beti'veen Altoona ami Pitt<«bursrli.
Seven Years Old ami 34 Coluinujii in Hize.
JOHNSTOWN, INCLUDING SUBURBS,
HAS A POPl L.ATIOX OF EIGHTEEN THOUSAND,
AND IS ONE OF THE BUSIEST MANUFACTURING TOWNS IN THE COUNTRY.
954 GEO. P. ROWELL & CO'8
The Shannon Express.
PUBLISHED EVERY SATURDAY AT
SHANNON, - CARROLL. COUNTY, - ILLINOIS.
FRED. ERVIN, LOCAL EDITOR.
Terms of Snbscriptiou : iSl.oO per Aiiuiiiii. lu Advance.
The Express is a local paper devoted to the interests of the county and town in which it
is published. Is published in a rich asfricultural country. Has a rapidly increasing circula-
tion of 5(X), and is an excellent advertising medium. Advertising rates made known on
application. Specimen copies free. Address all cummunications to the publisher,
A. W. ERVIN. SHANNON, ILLINOIS.
E!«tabli!^lie<l lS6o.
Oxford Weekly Tribune-
OXFORD, - BENTON COUNTY, - INDIANA.
w. T. McNeil, publisher,
Terms: $1.50 per Year. - Circulation *^,000.
The Tribune is devoted to the development of the resources of Benton, and the elevation
of the mental and moral status of society. Has the largest circulation within a radius of
many miles, and is the best advert sing medium. The most popular journal in Northern
Indiana. Republican in politics.
Bull City Post.
published every THUR.SDAY AT
BULL CITY, ----- KANSAS,
BY horning & CO. A. L. ROWEN, LOCAL EDITOR.
Subscription Rates: One Copy, One Year, $1.50, in Advance.
An excellent advertising medium, having a wide-spread and influential circulation.
Advertising Rates :— One column, one year, $60 ; one half column, one year, $35 : one-
(juarter column, one year, $20.
North Louisiana Republican
published at
LAKE PROVIDENCE, - - - LOUISIANA,
BY B. H. LANIER.
An interesting local journal, devoted to news— local and foreign— literature, corres-
pondence, etc. It is an excellent advertising medium, and is certain to pay those who
make use of its columns.
ADVERTISING RATES FURNISHED ON APPLICATION.
AMERICAN NEWSPAPEK, DIRECTORY. 955
Sunday Morning News-Dealer.
PUBLISHED IN
SCRANTON, PENNSYLVANIA
(POPULATION 45.000),
EVERY SUNDAY >I O R M X G .
T^argest Circnlatiou of any Paper in the Antliracite Coal Regions of
Pennsylvania.
DELIVERED BY PONY EXPRESS ON SUNDAY MORNINGS IN THE CITIES OF CAR-
BONDALE, OLYPHANT, ARCHIBALD, MOSCOW, HOLLISTER^T[LLE,
AND IN EVERY TOWN AND HAMLET WITHIN A
RADIUS OF FORTY MILES OF PUB-
LICATION OFFICE.
The Dollar Weekly News-Dealer
ISSUED FROM THE SAME OFFICE.
ONE DOLLAR A YEAR.
CIRCULATES EXTENSIVELY AMONG FARMERS AND MINTIRS.
Advertisements Ordered in iSnnday Edition Inserted in Weekly Without
Extra Charge.
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ADDRESS ALL COMMUNICATIONS TO
THE NEWH-DEALER, . _ _ f«CRANTO>, PENNSYLVANIA.
966 GEO. P. ROWELL & CO'S
The Methodist Advance.
PUBLISHED WEEKLY BY FRANK H. WOOD AT
DURHAM, - - - NORTH CAROLINA.
SUBSCRIPTION RATES: ONE YEAR, SSI. 50.
An Eiglit-Page .Journal, Devoted to Religrion, Education, Literature and
General News.
As a denominational journal it enjoys a field exclusively its own, and is a very desirable
Advertising Medium.
RATES FURNISHED ON APPLICATION.
Berrien County Journal.
PUBLISHED EVERY SATURDAY MORNING AT
BERRIEN SPRINGS <County Seat of Ben-ien County). MICHIGAN.
GEORGE H. MURDOCH, EDITOR AND PUBLISHER.
Terinw : - - $1.50 a Year, - In Advance.
The Berrien County Journal has gradually won the distinction of being one of the best
weeklies in Michigan, outside the large cities.
Honey brook Graphic.
PUBLISHED WEEKLY AT
HONEYBROOK, CHESTER COUNTY, PENNSYLVANIA.
Si. 50 pel* Annum, in Advance.
JESSE J. DAUMAN, PROPRIETOR.
The Graphic is an excellent advertising medium, having a circulation of 600 (constantly
increasing), in a district comprising the best parts of Chester, Lancaster and Berks coun-
ties, and among a people noted for their intelligence and education.
Advertising Rates Furuislied on Application.
Oflicial Paper of Ricliland County.
ansfield Courier,
A GERMAN WEEKLY, PUBLISHED FRIDAYS AT
MANSFIELD, OHIO.
LOUIS S. KUEBLER AND ALBERT WOLF, EDITORS AND PUBLISHERS.
Subscription: $2.00 per Annum, in Advance.
Has a steadily-increasing circulation— at present 1,500— and all advertisers wishing
to reach the thrifty, well to-do Germans of this section would do well to take advantage of
its low advertising rates.
AMERICAN NEWSPAPER DIRECTORY.
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Chicagoer Neue Freie Presse.
EiSTABLISHED 1871.
RICHARD MICHAELIS, EDITOR. GERMAN AMERICAN PUBLISHING CO.
The Leading Republican German Paper of the North-west*
DAILY, SUNDAY AND WEEKLY.
DURING A VIGOROUS, ABLE, ENTERPRISING AND SUCCESSFUL CAREER, THE
" CHICAGOER NEUE FREIE PRESSE " HAS WON A POSITION WHICH PLACES
IT FACE TO FACE WITH THE VERY FOREMOST GERMAN NEWSPAPERS
OP AMERICA. AMONG THE GERMAN BUSINESS MEN OF THE
NORTHWESTERN STATES IT CIRCULATES LARGELY, AS IT
GIVES FULL ATTENTION TO RAILROAD, COMMERCIAL,
MANUFACTURING AND FARMING INTERESTS.
95S GEO. P. ROWELL & GO'S
The Critic.
PUBLISHED EVERY SATURDAY MORNING AT
CARBONDALE, - . - PENNSYLVANIA,
BY A. W. COOK, EDITOR AND PROPRIETOR.
SUBSCRIPTION: .... S^l.OO PER ANNUM.
A handsome, cheap, entertaining local journal. It is full of interesting reading matter,
has a good and influential circulation, and is a desirable advertising medium.
Rates Furnished on Application.
ew York Mirror.
The Accredited Organ of the Theatrical Managers, and the Only Exclu-
sively Dramatic Ne^^'spaper in America.
ISSUED WEEKLY AT
12 UNION SQUARE, . - . - NEW YORK,
BY THE MIRROR NEWSPAPER COMPANY, PROPRIETORS.
Subscription :- The Mirror will be sent to any address, post-paid, for $2.50 a year, or
.$1.25 for six months.
Advertisements : — Ten cents per line, each insertion ; professional cards, one dollar per
month, three dollars per quarter ; single insertions at transient rates, strictly in advance.
Advertisements received up to 1 p. m. Wednesday. Cards changed as often as desired.
The Washington Review.
PUBLISHED AT
WASHINGTON, - - - NEW JERSEY,
BY JOHN W. NUTZE.
A Bright Local Journal, Full of Choice Reading Matter.
WELL ESTABLISHED AND HAS AN EXTENSIVE CIRCULATION.
Subscription: $1.00 per Annum.
It is one of the best advertising mediums in this section of the State, and is certain to repay
those who make use of its columns. Rates furnished on application.
The Greeley Tribune
IS:iSSUED EVERY SATURDAY MORNING BY R. S. BUCHANAN, EDITOR and Publisher,
AT SCOTIA, GREELEY COUNTY, NEBRASKA.
A BRIGHT, INTERESTING JOURNAL.
FUL.L. OF NEWS, CHOICE READING MATTER, &c.
RATES OF ADVERTISING:
One Column, one year $t)0 00
One Column, six months 45 00
One Column, three months 25 00
One-half Column, one year $45 00
One-half Column, six months 25 00
One-half Column, three months 12 00
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The Sunnyside Courier.
PUBLISHED AT
IRVINGTON, - - - - NE-W YORK,
BY J. B. CROSBY.
^^ubscriptioIl: $t2.00 i>er Aiiiiiiin, in Advance.
A bright local journal, devoted to news, politics, correspondence, etc. Its circulation
is large and influential, and it is an excellent medium through which to reach the people of
this section.
Rates Furnished on Applicatiou.
The Southwest Missourian.
PUBLISHED EVERY FRIDAY BY GEO. W. NEVATT, EDITOR AND Proprietor, at
MARIONVIL.LE, MISSOURI.
SINGLE SUBSCRIPTION: ... PER YEAR, fl.iJS.
The Best Advertising Medium in Mariouville. Is Well Established, has a
liVide Circulation, and is the Only Paper Published
in Marionville.
ADVERTISING RATES REASONABLE; FURNISHED ON APPLICATION.
Yazoo Valley Flag.
PUBLISHED BY SUMMERS & CO. AT
GREEN^WOOD, - _~_ - MISSISSIPPI.
DEVOTED TO THE INTERESTS OF LE FLORE AND SUNFLOWER COUNTIES.
Terms of Subscription: One Copy, One Year, in Advance, ^'Z.
RATES OF ADVERTISING:
SPACE. ONE WEEK. ONE MONTH. THREE MONTHS. SIX MONTHS. ONE YEAR.
One Square $1 00 .... $2 50 .... $5 00 .... S7 50 .... $10 00
Quarter Column 3 00 .... 7 00 .... 10 00 .... 20 00 .... 30 00
Half Column 7 00 .... 15 00 .... 20 00 .... 35 00 .... 60 00
One Column 12 00 .... 25 UP .... 35 00 ..■■ 60 00 .... 100 00
ONE inch CONSTITUTES A SQUARE.
Brecken ridge Bulletin.
PUBLISHED AT
BRECKENRIDGE, .... MISSOURI,
BY N. SCARLETT, EDITOR AND PUBLISHER.
SUBSCRIPTION: Si. 15 PER ANNUM, IN ADVANCE.
A LIVE LOCAL NEWSPAPER; FULL OF NEWS FROM ALL QUARTERS: WELL
ESTABLISHED, HAS AN EXTENSIVE CIRCULATION, AND IS A
VERY DESIRABLE ADVERTISING MEDIUM.
AMERICAN NEWSPAPER DIRECTORY. 'HU
Appletons' Publications.
APPLETONS' JOURNAL.
A MONTHLY MAGAZINE OF GENERAL LITERATURE.
Appleton's Journal is devoted to literature of a sterling and general character ; fiction
occupies a place, and descriptive papers appear ; but large place is given to articles bearing
upon literary and art topics, to discussions of social and political progress, to papers
addressed distinctlj' to the intellectual tastes of the public, or subjects in which the public
welfare or public culture is concerned. It is the growing habit of the leading minds in all
countries to contribute their best intellectual work to the magazines and reviews ; and, in
order that Appletons' Journal may adequately reflect the intellectual activity of the time
thus expressed, it admits to its pages a selection of the more noteworthy critical, specula-
tive and progressive papers that come from the pens of these writers.
THE ART JOURNAL.
A MONTHLY MAGAZINE.
It contains the Steel Plates and Hlustrations of the London Art Journal (the exclusive
right of which, for Canada and the United States, has been purchased by D. Appleton &
Co. J, with additions specially prepared for the American edition, mainly relating to Ameri-
can art. It contains features that render it invaluable to artists, amateurs, and all persons
interested in Painting, Sculpture, Architecture, Decoration, Furnishing, Ornamentation,
Engraving, Etching, or Designing in any of its branches. It is a record of Progress in the
Arts : affords instruction to amateiu-s and students ; furnishes designers with innumerable
suggestions ; gives examples of what is doing in Europe and America in the different arts ;
is a choice gallei-y of engravings in both steel and wood.
THE POPULAR SCIENCE MONTHLY.
Conducted by E. L. and W. J. YOUMANS. Established in May, 1872. Has 'reached a
large circulation and is steadily increasing. The character of the circulation must of neces-
sity be of the very best — worth more to advertisers than a circulation of four times the
number in a magazine of a miscellaneous character. The Popular Science Monthly has
been often pronounced by first-rate judges " the best periodical in the world." This is be-
cause it represents the most valuable thought from the most advanced scientific men of
the age in all countries. Its articles and abstracts of articles, original, selected and illus-
trated, give accounts of all important discoveries and applications of science that are of
general interest. Its pages will also be found faithfullj^ to represent the progi'ess of scien-
tific ideas, as it affects the higher questions of human interest, such as those of the states-
man, the philanthropist, the jurist, the financier, the educator, the divine, the artist, the
historian, and the social reformer. Prominent attention has been given and will be ^ven
in these pages to the various sciences which help to a better understanding of the nature of
man, as affecting all private, domestic, and public relations— in short, to the comprehensive
science of human natui-e.
THE NEW YORK MEDICAL JOURNAL.
EDITED BY FRANK P. FOSTER, M. D.
The Medical Profession of the United States have universally endorsed it as one of^the
very best medical periodicals published in the world. The same testimony is given by 'the
leading medical professors and publications of the Old World. It is also recognized by our
own Government, being the official organ of the Medical Department of the Army of [the
United States.
APPLETONS' RAILWAY GUIDE.
Appletons' is the only Railway Guide in the world of which four editions are publislied
monthly ; in fact, it is the only Railway Guide for which the demand will justify the publi-
cation of an edition every week. As is well known by every intelligent person, Appletons'
is the National Railway Guide of the United States, and as such the only Railway Guide for
which the demand is universal. We would direct the attention of the advertising commu-
nity to the value of Appletons' Railway Guide as an advertising medium. It is, without
doiibt, the cheapest and best advertising medium in the country. The fact of its being sold
daily on the railways and by all the news-dealers throughout the United States and Canada,
and the low price charged for advertising, should certainly impress its value upon the minds
of those who wish to extend their business. The Guide is seldom off the press from the
first to the last of the month.
THE NORTH AMERICAN REVIEW.
PUBLISHED MONTHLY.
This old and valued periodical, under new and energetic management, has diu-ing the
past year stepped into the front rank of literature, showing itself the equal, if not the
superior, of the great Reviews and Quarterlies of the Old World.
For information in reference to advertising iu any or all of the above,
please address
HENRY W. QUIN, ADVERTISING DEPART3IENT,
D. APPLETON & CO.,
NOS. 1, 3 AND 5 BOND STREET, NEW YORK.
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Syracuse Journal.
SYRACUSE, - - . - NE-W YORK.
TRUAIR, SMITH & BRUCE,' PROPRIETORS.
LARGEST CIRCUL-ATIOX IN CENTRAL. NEW YORK.
The Journal has three grades of advertising : 1st, Displayed Advertisements, classified.
2d, Special Notices, following editorial and news matter, on second page. 3d, Local Notices
in news type, on second page.
Siibscriptiou Rates, per Year: Daily Joui-ual, $8; Weekly Journal, S'3.
Our Jobbing, Stereotyping and Binding Departments are complete in every respect.
The Union City Chronicle.
PUBLISHED AT
UNION CITY, - - - - TENNESSEE,
BY RIVERS & LEWIS.
Subscription: - SI. 50 per Annum. - In Advance.
The Chronicle is a large, four-page, eight-column journal. Contains news from all
quarters, choice reading matter, etc., and is a superior advertising medium, having a circu-
lation of 1,:300. Advertising rates sent on application.
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W. R. ECKELS.] [J. A. CLARY.
Lake Local.
PUBLISHED EVERY WEDNESDAY AT
SANDY LAKE, MERGER COUNTY, PENNSYLVANIA.
ECKELS & CLARY, PROPRIETORS AND PUBLISHERS.
Subscription: - Seventy-Five Cents per Year, - In Advance.
A neat, cheap, wide-awake local journal. Full of choice reading matter, and having an
extensive circulation. Advertisers wishing to reach this section should make use of the
columns of the Lake Local. Rates furnished on application.
Orrville Crescent.
ORRVILLE, ------ OHIO.
JAMES A. HAMILTON, EDITOR AND PUBLISHER.
Terms of Subscription: $1.50 per Year; Six Months, 75 Cents.
A bright, neat, ably conducted, eight-page, flve-column journal It has had an unso-
licited increase of 200 subscribers during the past six months, and is undoubtedly an excel-
lent advertising medium. Circulation 648, and increasing. Orrville is in the centre of the
Ohio Wheat Belt, and the farming community is very wealthy ; it lies between Massillon
and Wooster, and is a good point for advertisers.
AMERICAN NEWSPAPER DIRECTORY. 988
The Evening News.
AUGUSTA, ----- GEORGIA.
THE PIONEER OF EVENING DAILIES IN THE SOUTH.
THE ONLY SEVEN-COLUMN PAPER PUBLISHED SOUTH AT So PER ANNUM.
WEEKLY $1.30 PER ANNUM.
The NEWS is the ackuowleilged Leader in its Section. Independent in
Politics and Opposed to Cliques and Rings.
ADDRESS, EVENING NEWS, AUGUSTA, GEORGIA.
WM. H. MOORE, Editor. - - - JOHN M. WEIGLE, Business Manager.
Southern Watchman.
Established November 1876.
A REPRESENTATIVE DEMOCRATIC WEEKLY.
PUBLISHED EVERY WEDNESDAY
AT GREENSBORO, ALABAMA.
W. C. GARRETT, ... - EDITOR AND PROPRIETOR,
Circulation Betw^eeu 500 and 600.
The Watchman is published in Hale, one of the wealthiest and most populous cotton -
growing counties in Alabama, and has an established circulation among its intelligent and
thrifty people never before attained bj' any other journal, reaching almost every family
and business man within its limits, besides a large circulation in the adjacent counties-
Perry, Marengo, Sumter, Greene and Tuscaloosa. These counties are traversed by the great
commercial highways, the Selma and Greensboro, Alabama Central, and Alabama Great
Southern Railroads, and the Warrior and Bigbee Rivers, along which the Watchman has a
good circulation.
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Every Saturday Night.
HARRISBURG, - - - PENNSYLVANIA.
DR. J. R. HAYES, EDITOR.
Subscription: T>vo Dollars per Year, iu Advance.
Devoted to literature, science, the religion of the day, and general welfare of the people.
Rates of Advertising :— One square, one insertion .$1 ; two insertions. $1.50 ; one month,
$3. Liberal deductions made for larger advertisements.
The Southern Mail.
ISSUED EVERY MONDAY AT
HILLSBORO, - - - NORTH CAROLINA,
BY T. B. RYAN.
Subscription: One Dollar and Fifty Cents per Year.
A seven-column, four-page journal, full of news, literature, farm news, etc. As an
advertising medium it is second to none in this section.
Ad\^rtising Rates :— One dollar per square, first insertion ; fifty cents for each subse-
quent insertion. Liberal reductions on cash orders for advertisements running three
months or longer.
The New Jersey Home Magazine.
EDITED AND PUBLISHED BY MRS. A. E. C. MASKELL AT
TRENTON, - - - - NEW JERSEY.
Subscription: One Dollar per Annum.
The New Jersey Home Magazine is published monthly. Its size is forty-eight double-
column pages, and it has a superb steel engraving in each number. It has an entertaining
and instructive children's department, good moral stories by the best wi-iters, biographical
sketches, a household department and scientific notes. Some of the best and most promi-
nent writers are engaged as contributors. As it has a very extensive circulation, and goes
to the homes of the best people in the State, it is a medium which advertisers may use
with advantage.
Katholische Volkszeitung.
published at
ROCHESTER, - - - - NEW YORK
BY JOSEPH A. SCHNEIDER.
Subscription : - - Si. 75 - - Per Annum.
A four-page, eight-column, German weekly paper. It is one of the most popular German
weeklies in the State, and as a mediuni through which to reach the German Catholic fami-
lies in this section, it is unsurpassed. On request advertising rates will be furnished.
AMERIC^VX NEWSPAPER DIRECTORY,
965
The New York Mercantile Review
DEVOTED TO MONEV. FINANCE. INSIRANCE, x^IINING,
AND THE COUMEltClAL, INTEREST OF
THE UNITED STATES.
PUBLISHED AT
S-42 anil 8'24 BROADAVAY, 38 and 60 EAST TWELFTH STIvEI.T,
NEW YORK,
BY
FRANCIS SWIGERT & CO
Terms : S4 per Year, in Advance,
5)00 GEO. P. ROWELL. & CO'«
Voice From the Old Brewery
PUBLISHED AT
NO. 61 PARK STREET, - NEW YORK CITY, N. Y.,
BY THE LADIES HOME MISSIONARY SOCIETY.
$^ubscl■iptiou: Twenty-Five Cents per Annum, in Advance.
Has a large and influential circulation, and is an excellent advertising medium. It is
well established, and reaches effectively the best class of people. Advertising rates fur-
nished on application.
The News.
PUBLISHED AT
REPUBLICAN CITY, - . - NEBRASKA,
BY F. MACMILLAN.
Subscription: - One Dollar - - Per Year.
The News goes to every part of the Republican Valley, and has a paid-up subscription
in Harlan, Franklin, Phillips and Phelps counties, superior to that of any other journal.
It is the largest and oldest paper, under one management, in the Republican Valley, and
the only Harlan county journal having bona fide subscriptions.
Advertising Rates :— Twenty -five cents per inch each issue. No swindling or indecent
advertisements at any price.
The Enterprise-Messenger.
ISSUED EVERY THURSDAY AT
DEXTER, - - ^^ . - MISSOURI.
CHAS. E. STOKES, EDITOR AND PUBLISHER.
Devoted to the Material Interests and Prosperity of S*outh-East Missouri.
Terms : $1.50 per Annum, in Advance.
The Enterprise is a live, enei-getic, democratic paper, containing all the latest news by
mail and telegraph. Its local department is full, spicy, and entertaining each week. No
pains will be spared to make the Enterprise a first-class journal. As an advertising medium
it is unsurpassed, flates moderate.
Die Wacht.
published at
DOYLESTOWN, - - - PENNSYLVANIA,
BY HEIST & McGINTY.
Subscription: One Dollar and Fifteen Cents per Annum.
Die Wacht has the largest circulation of any German pape" printed at the county seat
6f Bucks county. Has no patent out or inside. Is the official county paper, and best local
paper in the county. Advertising rates furnished on application.
AMERICAN NEWSPAPER DIRECTORY. 967
Fortschritt-
Established 1875.
THE ONLY GER3IAX PAPER IN THE UNITED STATES EDITED AND
PUBLISHED SY A WOMAN.
ANXA METZ BYLAND, EDITRESS AND PUBLISHER.
OFFICE, NO. 245 BROADWAY, NEW YORK CITY.
Fortschritt being the only German paper in the Union, edited and published by a
woman, and devoted to the cause of women, it circulates everywhere in the United States
among women, and presents an advantageous medium to the advertising public.
Advertisements Published at lieasouable Rates.
Address AXXA METZ BYLAXD, Editress and Publisher "FORTSCHRITT,"
NEW^ YORK CITY.
The Troy Northern Budget.
GIVES ADVERTISERS MORE CIRCUUATION FOR A GIVEN AMOUNT
OF MONEY, THAN ANY OTHER NEWSPAPER PUBLISHED IN
NEW YORK STATE, OUTSIDE OF NEW YORK CITY.
The Troy Northern Budget, established 1T91, is published every Sunday morning at
Troy, X. Y. Its circulation during the year 1819 averaged 16,540, and for first three mouths
of 1880, 18,960. It is the best advertising medium in Northern and Eastern New York,
Western Massachusetts and Vermont, as it covers a field reached by no other single news-
paper. It circulates every Sundaj' morning along the lines of the several following rail-
ways, centering in Troj-, viz. : the Rensselaer and Saratoga, Troy and Boston, and Central
and Hudson River R. R. Companies, in the following cities, villages and towns : Troy, West
Troy, Albany, Lansingburgh, Cohoes, Waterford, Green Island, Schenectadj', Greenbush,
East Albany, Bath, Melrose, Buskirks, Valley Falls, Hoosick. Hoosick Falls, Johnsonville,
Harts Falls, Eagle Bridge, Cambridge, Pownal, Williamstown, North Pownal, North Adams,
Oi-ange, Gardner, Millers Falls, Fitcnburg, Shelburne Falls, Athol, Turner's Falls, Greenfield,
Lake Pleasant, Salem, Greenwich, Bennington, North Bennington, Mechanicsville, Schuy-
ler\'ille, Ballston, Saratoga, Glens Falls, Sandy Hill, Fort Edward, Lake George, Whitehall,
and in all outlaying towns, villages and cities in this vicinity, and it also has a large
circulation by mail. The Budget is the largest paper in the State, outside of New York
City, being of the same size as the large New York dailies, and having a larger circulation
than any other newspaper published in this section of the State, presents features to adver-
tisers that no other paper published in this vicinity can. The Budget is the official paper
of the city, is a member of the Associated Press, receives all the latest dispatches by
telegraph, and has all the latest and freshest local and general news to the hour of issue.
It is read thoroughly by all classes and by thousands who read no other paper, for Sunday
is the great reading day and people have more time to read advertisements on that day
than on any other. The Budget is one of the largest circulated weeklies in the State, out-
side of New York City, and reaches 50,000 readers each issue. It is the paper above all others
in this vicinity in which to advertise "Wants," "To Lets," "For Sale," and similar
advertisements.
SEND FOR SCHEDULE OF ADVERTISING RATES.
C. L. lyiAC ARTHUR & SON,
BUDGET BUILDING, THIRD STREET, TROY, NEW^ YORK.
968 GEO. P. ROWELL & CO'S
The Pittsfield Sun.
A WEEKLY DEMOCRATIC FAMILY NEWSPAPER. PUBLISHED EVERY WEDNESDAY
AT PITTSFIELD, MASSACHUSETTS,
BY S. E. NICHOLS, PUBLISHER.
Terms: S2.00 a Year, iu Advance.
An eight-page, six-colu)iin journal. Has a wide spread circulation. It was established in
1800, and is a very desirable advertising medium.
ADVERTISING RATES FURNISHED ON APPLiICATION.
The Herald.
PUBLISHED AT - - - DELPHOS, KANSAS,
BY D. B. LOUDON, PROPRIETOR AND PUBLISHER.
SUBSCRIPTION: Si. 50 PER YEAR.
AN EIGHT-PAGE WEEKLY JOURNAL, FULL OF NEWS AND INTERESTING READING
MATTER. HAS A STEADILY INCREASING CIRCULATION, AND
IS A GOOD ADVERTISING MEDIUM.
RATES GIVEN ON APPLICATION.
Pomeroy News.
PUBLISHED EVERY THURSDAY AT
POMEROY, - CALHOUN COUNTY, - IOWA,
FORMERLY AT FONDA,
BY ED. B. TABOR, EDITOR AND PROPRIETOR.
Subiscription: SI. 50 per Auuiim.
RATES OF ADVERTISING MADE KNOWN UPON APPLICATION.
A bright, eight-page, republican paper, full of news; has a steadily-increasing circula-
tion, and is an excellent advertising medium.
The Tell City Anzeiger
IS PUBLISHED EVERY SATURDAY MORNING BY G. F. BOTT AT
TELL CITY, - PERRY COUNTY, - INDIANA,
AT THE RATE OF S2 PER ANNUM, PAYABLE IN ADVANCE.
It is a Superior German Newspaper.
ADVERTISING RATES :
One square, one time .^1 00
One square, two times 1 50
One square, four times > do
One square, three months .$4 00
One square, six months 6 00
One square, one j'ear 10 00
AMERICAN NEWSPAPER DIRECTORY. 969
Lincoln Daily Leader.
LINCOLN, - ... - - - ILLINOIS.
JOHN & NEAI. EDMONDS, Editors ami Publishers.
The Leader Is a large, seven-column folio, and is published every morning except Mon-
■ day. Its columns contain all the latest news of the day, prepared in a condensed form. It
is the only daily newspaper within a radius of thirty miles, which fact gives it a chance to
supersede the country weeklies.
DAIIiY CIRCUIiATION, 984, WHICH GIVES IT A WEEKLY
CIRCLIiATION OF OVER 6,000 EACH WEEK.
Lincoln is the county seat of Logan— one of the richest counties in the State— and
has a population of 9,5iiO. It has an excellent system of public schools, with a daily attend-
ance of 1,500 ; the Lincoln University, with an average of 500 students annually ; it has four
parochial schools ; the Illinois Asylum for Feeble Minded Children, which contains at pres-
ent about «iOO inmates ; Illinois College, under the control of the Congregational Churches
of the State, will soon be completed and largely endowed.
Lincoln has also an inexhaustable supplj' of coal, with a capital invested in this indus-
trj' of $500,000, one company alone employing as high as 500 hands.
The city is rapidly growling, and will soon attain an enviable position as a railroad and
manufacturing centre.
The Leader is the leading paper of the city and county, which enables it to command
a hearty siipport from large advertisers.
AN ADVERTISEMENT IN "THE LEADER" WILL. BE READ BV
SEVEN-TENTHS OF THE PEOPLE OF THE ENTIRE COl NTY.l i
ADVERTISING RATES PROMPTLY MADE KNOWN ON APPLICATION.
Address EDMONDS BROTHERS,
Publishers "Leader," -....- Liucolu, Tlliuois.
970
GEO. P. ROWELL & CO'S
The Buckhannon Banner.
BUCKHANNON, WEST VIRGINIA.
PUBLISHED SATURDAYS BY McCREERY & KIDD, EDITORS AND PROPRIETORS..
Subscription: Si. 50 per Anniiiii, in Advance.
AX E X C' E L. li E X T ADVERTISING M E I) I U 31 .
Advertising Rates.— For a one-inch card, $1.50 per month. Cards occupying more space
than an inch are charged 25 cents per inch, each insertion, if ordered for four or more times.
Advertisements for less than four insertions are charged 50 cents per inch for each inser-
tion. For column and half column advertisements special rates will be given on applica-
tion. Yearly advertisements must be paid for at the end of each quarter. Advertisers will
be entitled to one change each quarter.
Eastern Virginian.
PUBLISHED BY MARSHALL & CO. AT
ONANCOCK,
VIRGINIA.
Subscription: S'-i.OO per Annum.
THE ONLY PAPER REPRESENTING A POPULATION OF 40,U00.
A large, four-page, eight-column weekly. Established in 1878, and having a steadily-
increasing circulation. As an advertising medium it is superior to any other in this section.
ADVERTISING RATES WILL BE SEWT ON APPLICATION.
The Independent
PUBLISHED fcVERY FRIDAY AT
JEFFERSON,
WISCONSIN,
BY J. W. ODELL, PUBLISHER.
Terms: Si. 50 per Year, in Advance; on Time, $',2.00 per Vear.
RATES OF ADVERTISING :
SPACE.
One Square .
Quarter Column.
Half Column
One Column
1 WEEK.
$ 1 00
3 50
(i 50
12 00
1 MONTH.
$ 2 00
5 50
11 00
18 00
3 MONTHS.
$ 3 00
11 00
18 00
28 00
6 MONTHS.
$ 6 00
16 00
29 00
40 00
1 YEAR.
$10 0 1
25 00
40 (X)
70 00
Le Constitution n el.
PUBLISHED TRIWEEKLY AND WEEKLY AT
THREE RIVERS,
QUEBEC.
HECTOR TREPANIER & CO., EDITORS AND PROPRIETORS.
Has a Large and Increasing Circulation Among the French-Speaking
Population of Canada, to Reach Whom There are
Few Better I>Iediuiiis.
ADVERTISING RATES LIBERAL, AND FURNISHED ON APPLICATION.
AMERICAN NEWSrAFEU DIRECTORY. 971
The New Northwest.
A WEEKLY JOURNAL, ISSUED AT
PORTLAND, OREGON,
BY THE DUNIWAY PUBIilfSHINCi COMPANY.
DEVOTED TO THE INTERESTS OF HUMANITY. INDEPENDENT IN POLITICS AND
RELIGION. ALIVE TO ALL LIVE ISSUES. AND THOROUGHLY RADICAL
IN OPPOSING AND EXPOSING THE WRONGS OF THE MASSES.
Subscription: One Year, $3 ; Six Months, §1.50. In Ailvance.
MRS. A. S. DUNIWAY IS CONSTANTLY TRAVELING IN THE INTEREST OF THE
PAPER, AND IT IS MORE THOROUGHLY CIRCULATED THROUGHOUT
THE STATE THAN ANY OTHER PUBLICATION.
ADVERTISINC; AT FAIR KATES.
The Daily Enterprise.
PUBLISHED BY H. M. BUSHNELL, AT
PLATTSMOUTH, NEBRASKA.
Subscription : S7 per Year.
BUSHNELL & MONTOOMERY, PROPRIETOKf
THE " ENTERPRISE " IS PUBLISHED IN THE MIDST OF A LARGE GRAIN, CATTLE
AND LUMBER TRADE, IN A TOWN HAVING 4,000 POPULATION, IN
WHICH IT HAS THE LARGEST CIRCULATION, AND IS,
THEREFORE, THE BEST ADVERTISING MEDIUM,
It Contains all the Latest Telegraphic and Home News, and is the Only
Daily Paper Published in Plattsiiiouth.
ADVERTISING RATES REASONABLE ; FURNISHED ON APPLICATION.
972 GEO. P. KOWELL & GO'S
Highland Recorder.
PUBLISHED EVERY SATURDAY BY P. E. WITTS & CO., PROPRIETORS, AT
MONTEREY, VIRGINIA.
TERMS: TWO DOLLARS PER ANNUM.
Advertising Rates:
One Square (ten lines nonpareil), one time $1 00
" each subsequent insertion 50
" one year 8 00
" six months 5 U(t
Yearly advertisements, $8.00 for the first square, and $4.00 for each additional square per
year. Large advertisements taken upon contract.
Paris Weekly Press
PARIS, TEXAS.
A. L. HAMNER, PROPRIETOR.
WILL J. HAMNER, EDITOR.
Subscription: $*2.00 per Year.
The Press is one of the best advertising mediums of its class in this section. It is a
large, four-page, eight-column weeklj-. Has a large circulation. Established in 1859, and is
published In an important wheat and cotton-growing district.
Advertisiuar Rates dJiven on Application.
ESTABLISHED IN 1864.
Narragansett Times.
PUBLISHED EVERY FRIDAY MORNING BY D. GILLIES IN
WAKEFIELD, - - - RHODE ISLAND.
Tei'nis: Si. 50 a Year, in Advance.
ONE OF THE BEST ADVERTISING MEDIUMS IN THIS SECTION.
ADVERTISlNti RATES:
1 w. 2 w. 1 m. 3 m. 6 m. 1 yr.
1 inch...$0 50 $0 75 $1 25 $2 50 $4 00 $6 00
J col .... 3 00 4 50 6 00 12 00 18 00 24 00
1 w. 2 w. 1 m. 3 m. 6 m. 1 yr.
i col.. $5 00 $7 50 $12 00 $20 00 $30 00 $45 OU
i col.. 8 00 15 00 23 00 36 00 45 (DO 80 00
Dolores News.
ISSUED EVERY THURSDAY AT
RICO,
OURAY COUNTY,
(The Dolores Carbonate Camp),
COLORADO
Terms:
BY C. A. JONES AND F. D. HARTMAN.
Three Dollars per Year,
In Advance.
Printed and published at the Rico Pioneer Mining District, Carbonate Camp. It is an
excellent advertising medium, and the only one in Rico. Circulation 1,000. Advertising
rates furnished on application.
AMERICAN NEWSPAPER DIRECTOKY.
073
THOS. W. HERRINGSHAW,
President.
INCORPORATED
1879.
CHARLES F. FAIRBANKS,
Sec. and Treas.
Farm, Field and Fireside.
46 MADISON STREET,
CHICAGO, ILLINOIS.
What is Claiuied.
That It Is printed on bet-
ter paper, and gives more
good, sound reading mat
ter than the two or three-
dollar papers.
That its typography,
press work, and general
mechanical "make up"
are surpassed by none.
That its form Is the best
possible for the conveni-
ence of the reader and for
pi'eservatlon for future
reference.
That Its departments,
and the subjects treated
of In each, are the best and
most uniformly arranged
of any journal in the land.
What is C'laiiiied.
That its contents com-
prise the pith and sub-
stance of the agricultural
and kindred literature of
the day, presented in the
most concise and readable
form.
That, in brief, it is one
of the best Agricultural
and Literary Family
papers in the world.
XO ONE CAN READ
The Farm, Field and
Fireside without getting
many useful hints and
suggestions that will each
in the end repay many
times its cost.
TO ADVERTl!?iERS.— As this paper cii-culates among the better class offAgricul-
turists and makes a specialty of placing before its patrons the latest inventions pertain-
ing to the agricultural world, consequently makes It
THE BEST ADVERTISING MEDIUM EVER OFFERED. TRY IT.
Published llonthly at SI. 00 per Year,
BY THE
FARM, FIELD AND FIRESIDE PUBLISHING COMPANY,
46 Madison Street, Chicagro, 111.
974 GEO. P. ROWELL & CO'S
Lone Star.
PUBLISHED THURSDAYS BY W. P. DRAUGHON AT
GIDDINGS, - - liEE COUNTY, - - TEXAS.
Subscription: $t2.00 per Auniiin.
The Star is one of the best advertising mediums in this section of the State, as it Is the
only paper published in Lee county, and has a wide-spread and influential circulation. It
Is democratic in politics, and is full of news and choice miscellany.
ADVERTISING RATES FURNISHED ON APPLICATION.
WEEKLY, EstabliMhed 1836.] [DAILY, Established 1870.
The Jamestown Journal
GUARANTEES A LARGER CIRCULATION THAN ANY OTHER NEWSPAPER PUB-
LISHED IN SOUTHWESTERN NEW YORK.
The Only Daily Published iu Chautauqua County.
Sample copies and advertising rates made known upon application.
JOHN A. HALL & SON, PUBLISHERS AND PROPRIETORS.
The Reynoldsville Paper.
ORGAN OF THE FOURTH BITUMINOUS COAL BASIN OF PENNSYLVANIA,
All the News of the Region Given, Including Tonnage of Coal.
BEST ADVERTISING R^IEDIUM IN THAT SECTION OF THE STATE.
For circulation, advertising rates, etc., address
W. J. REYNOLDS,
REYNOLDSVILLE, - - - PENNSYLVANIA.
The Home Circle.
PUBLISHED AT
SHERBROOKE, - - - PROVINCE QUEBEC,
BY GEORGE H. BRADFORD.
Subscription: - - One Dollar - - Per Year.
The only purely household monthly printed in the Dominion of Canada. Its twenty
lour large pages are full of interesting matter, and it has a circulation of— number now
printed— U,000 copies. It is undoubtedly a very superior advertising medium. Rates
lumished i®n application.
AMERICAN NEWSPAPER DIRECTORY
975
The San Diego Union.
A DATI.Y AND WEEKLY NEWi^iPAPER. ESTABLISHED 186S.
DOUGLAS GUNN, PROPRIETOR.
Circulates Throughout Southern Califoruia, Arizona, and Contiguous
Mexican Territory.
The Union, now in its twelfth year of publication, has been longer established than
any journal in Southern California. Its wide circulation, influential position and repre-
sentative character are undisputed.
TER3IS :
DAILY.
Per year $10.00
Half year 5.00
Quarterly 2.50
DOUGLAS GUNN,
WEEKLY.
Per year $.3.00
Half year 1..50
Per month 50
ADDRESS
- SAN DIEGO, CALIFORNIA.
The Evening Journal.
MINNEAPOLIS,
MINNESOTA.
THE ONLY AFTERNOON PAPER IN A CITY OF 60,000 INHABITANTS.
A Large Eight-Column Paper, >vith full Associated Press Dispatches
aud all the New^s. Only Fifty Cents per Month.
The Evening Journal has absorbed and is the legitimate successor of all the after-
noon papers that have ever existed in Minneapolis, and has the largest local circulation
of any paper in the Northwest, outside of Chicago.
FOR ADVERTISING RATES, ADDRESS
THE EVENING JOURNAI^
MINNEAPOLIS, MINNESOTA.
07G GEO. P. ROWELL & GO'S
Arizona Miner
Daily ami Weekly.
PRESCOTT, . - . - . ARIZONA.
CHARLES W. BEACH, EDITOR AND PUBLISHER.
The Oldest aud Best NevKspaper in Arizona.
In all the mining regions there is no journal more excellent as a .newspajjer, or more
valuable to the advertising public.
The Baptist Journal.
PUBLISHED MONTHLY AT
DALLAS, --.-.- TEXAS.
S. H. SMOTHERS, EDITOR : A. R. GRIGGS, PUBLISHER.
RATES OF SUBSCRIPTION: ONE COPY, ONE YEAR, $1.00.
The Baptist Journal, though not old in years, has already won a place among the best
known religious joui'nals of the Southwest.
Advertising Rates:
Quarter column, 1 year, $15 00. | Half column, 1 year, $28 00. | One column, 1 year $50 00.
The Standard.
published at
WINDSOR, - ... - ONTARIO,
BY JAMES C. MURDOCH.
Subscription: Forty Cents per Quarter, in Advance.
The Standard is an eight-page, seven-column journal, published every Saturday. It is
e-heap, bright, and enterprising, and is full of news— home and foreign— correspondence,
choice reading matter, etc., and is an excellent advertising medium. Rates furnished
on application.
Lee County Sentinel.
PUBLISHED AT
JONESVILLE, - - - - VIRGINIA.
CHAS. WILLOUGHBY, EDITOR AND PROPRIETOR.
Subsci'iptiou: - One Dollai' and Fifty Cents - Per Annum.
Positively the largest circulation of auy paper in the Ninth Congressional District, or
within a radius of two hundred miles, and circulates largely in the adjacent counties of
Tennessee and Kentucky. Its editorials are able, and its locals pointed, w^hich has given it
the front rank as a State paper. No use for patent outsides. Rates given on application.
AMERICAN NEWSPAPER DIRECTORY. 977
THE <;KEAT ADVERTISiING 3IEDIIM OF NEW HAMPSHlItE.
THE REPUBLICAN PRESS ASSOCIATION,
CONCORD, NEW HAMPSHIRE,
PUBLISHES
The Concord Daily Monitor,
ESTABEISHED IN lSfi4;
AND THE
Independent Statesman,
ESTABEISHED IN 18'^3.
CIRCUEATION OF THE "STATESMAN" BETWEEN ff,«O0 and 10,000.
POLITICS— REPUBLICAN. POSITION— CENTRAL. ITS FIELD-THE WHOLE STATE.
This Corporation publishes THE ONEY DAILY at the capital. It is a six-column,
four-page paper ; length of columns, 21 inches ; two editions daily, at 3 and 5 o'clock P. M.
The 3 o'clock edition covers all the Northern and Southern bound afternoon trains, in one
great chain of railroad connections. During the session of the Legislature a large morning
edition is printed and sent broadcast throughout the State.
THE INDEPENDENT STATESMAN (Weekly), is a six-column, eight-page
paper ; length of columns, 21 inches ; size of paper, 31x46. This is the Great Paper of New
Hampshire ; and it probably does more to shape public opinion than all the other Republi-
can papers of the State combined. It has the Eargest Circulation of any purely politi-
cal paper in this portion of New England ; and while, during the great business depression
of the last five years, other papers have fallen off in circulation, become crippled, and many
have become extinct, this establishment, from its central location and wide field, has not
only maintained itself, but has steadily gained in favor and in strength. The above facts
are submitted, in brief, to show the business public that this is
THE GREAT ADVERTISING MEDIUM OF NEW HAMPSHIRE.
EDWARD A. JENKS,
Treasurer aud Business Manager,
62
!t7S GEO. P. ROWELL & COS
Albion Saturday Chronicle.
PUBLISHED EVERY SATURDAY AT
ALBION, ORLEANS CO., NEW YORK,
BY WILLIAM B. YOUNG.
Terms (in advance) : One Dollar per Year.
One of the best advertising mediums in tliis section. Advertising rates reasonable ;
furnislied on application.
JOB PRIISTING.
The Job department of this office is one of the most complete in this County. Our
presses are of the latest approved make, and our type is new and beautiful in design.
Call and see samples of worJi.
Wayne Advocate.
FORT GAY, WAYNE COUNTY, W^EST VIRGINIA.
EDITED AND PUBLISHED BY - - H. K. SHUMATE and W. M. WORKMAN.
Democratic. Weekly. Circulation, 1,450.
Situate at the Forks of the Big Sandy, in the Sandy Valley. One of the wealthiest and
most prosperous sections of Kentucky and West Virginia. No newspaper nearer than the
Ohio River, 27 miles distant.
Fargo Argus.
P II b I i s li (' d Daily a ii <l Weekly at
FARGO, DAKOTA,
BY A. W. EDWARDS.
Subscription: Daily, $10.00; Weekly, $1.00, in Advance.
There are no better advertising mediums in this section. Having large circulations and
published in the centre of the Red River Valley trade. Fargo is the trade centre of an ex-
tensive district, and is the best point for reaching a prosperous and populous region.
ADVERTISING RATES REASONABLE ; FURNISHED ON APPLICATION.
The Weekly Courier.
OLYMPIA, - - W^ASHINGTON TERRITORY.
C. B. BAGLEY, PUBLISHER AND PROPRIETOR.
The "V^'^eekly Courier" in Issued Every Friday Evening.
SUBSCRIPTION : FOR ONE YEAR, $3.00.
Is an excellent advertising medium. Published in a place rapidly growing in popula-
tion and importance.
Advertising Rates. — Commercial and legal rates, $1.50 per square of 12 Nonpareil
lines for the first insertion, and 75 cts. for each sub.sequent insertion. Liberal reductions
made to regular advertisers occupying large space.
AMERICAN NEWSPAPER DIRECTORY. 979
The Rockford News.
1)AIL.Y AM) WEEKLY
ROCKFORD, ILLINOIS.
ANDRUS & MITCHELL, PROPRIETORS.
The Daily News is the only morning paper in ttie Fourth Congressional District, and
has double the circulation of any other daily in Northern Illinois. It is young in years, but
so rapid has been the spread of its popularity as an excellent newspaper, that its recogrni-
tion as one of the best advertising mediums in Illinois is almost universal. No town in
the State, outside of Chicago, possesses a journal which ranks higher in this regard.
THE CIRCULATION OF THE DAILY, WHICH IS PUBLISHED AT $3.50 A YEAR,
IS 3,700 DAILY, BONA FIDE.
The Weekly is issued on Fridays. It is a large eight-page paper, and has advantages
for advertisers hardly inferior to those possessed by the Daily.
Snbscriptiou: 75 Cents per Year.
THE "NEWS" OFFICE HAS ALSO EXCELLENT FACILITIES FOR COMMERCIAL
JOB PRINTING.
ew Orleans Bee.
DA1L.Y AND WEEKLY.
N. DUFOUR. I • - - PROPRIETORS. - - - | F. LIMET.
ABEILLE D£ L.A NOUVEL.LE ORLEANS,
Published in Frencii.
IS THE OLDEST PAPER IN THE SOUTHWEST. CIRCULATES EXTENSIVELY IN THE
FRENCH AND CREOLE PARISHES OF LOUISIANA, IS RECEIVED
IN FRANCE, MEXICO, AND THE WEST INDIES.
A Very Valuable Medium for Advertisinsr.
OFFICE, NO. 73 CHARTRES STREET, NEW ORLEANS.
980 GfiO. P". HOWELL & CO'S
The Ticonderoga Sentinel*
PUBLISHED EVERY FRIDAY AT
TICONDEROGA, ... - NEW YORK,
R. R. STEVENSON, EDITOR.
Terms: $1.50 a Year, in Advance.
A four-page, eight-colunm weekly. Is full of news. Has a wide-spread circulation and is
well established. As an advertising medium it is second to none
in this section of the County.
The Valley Farmer-
LiIVE STOCK AND POUI^TKY MAGAZINE*
PUBLISHED MONTHLY AT
STAUNTON, _^_ VIRGINIA*
Subscription: - - - $1.00 pel* Year*
The only live stock medium in the great Shenandoah Valley of Virginia. Has a wde-
spread circulation, and is one of the best advertising mediums of its class.
ALEX. Y. L.EE,
Architect and Civil Eugiueer,
STAUNTON, VA.
Reports and Surveys made of land in any part of Virginia or West Virginia.
The Upshur County Democrat.
PUBLISHED AT GILMER. TEXAS.
S. R. CHADICK. L. A. BERNARD.
CHADICK tt BERNARD, Publishers and Proprietors.
T E K U S :
One Copy, per Annum, in Advance Si. 25
RATES OF ADVERTISING:
Per inch, first insertion $1.00 I Each subsequent insertion 50c.
A liberal deduction will be made with those who advertise extensively.
An excellent advertising medium, well established, and has an extensive circulation.
The Albany Journal.
ALBANY, WISCONSIN.
J. E. BARTLETT, Proprietor.
An eight-page, five-column journal. Full of news— home and foreign— choice literatiire
&c. It is well established, has a wide-spread circulation, and is certain to prove of profit as
an advertising medium to those who make use of its columns.
RATES FURNISHED ON APPLICATION.
AMERICAN NEWSPAPER DIRECTORY. 981
NEW YORK NEWS PUBLISHING COMPANY,
PUBLISHERS OF
Daily, Weekly and Sunday News
AND
Tages & Sonntags-Nachrlchten,
New York News Building, No. 19 City Hall Square.
THE "DAILY NEWS*" HAS THE LARGEST CIRCULATION OF ANV
DAILY PUBLISHED IN THE UNITED STATES.
The price charged for advertisements in the DAILY NEWS is not more, and in some
cases it is less, than the price charged by journals which have not more than half or even
one-thti-d the circulation of the NEWS. Advertisements inserted in all three editions
without extra charge.
THE "DAILY NEWS" IS NOW THE CHEAPEST ADVERTISING
MEDIUM IN EXISTENCE.
The "WEEKLY NEWS" has a large circulation in every section of the country.
Merchants, manufacturers, patent medicine dealers, and all classes of business men, will
find its columns a very valuable inediuin to advertise in.
THE "SUNDAY NEWS" HAS A LARGE CIRCULATION THROUGH-
OUT THE CITY AND ALONG THE LINES OF THE RAIL-
ROADS LEADING FROM THE CITY.
Advertisements inserted on liberal terms— at lower rates than any
other Sunday paper published, when circulation is taken into cou-
•.ideration.
DIE TAGES-NACHRICHTEN HAS THE LARGEST CIRCULATION OF ANY GER-
MAN DAILY NEWSPAPER PUBLISHED IN THE WORLD.
DIE SONNTAGS-NACHRICHTEN has the Largest Circulation in the
city of any German Sunday paper issued.
ALL CLASSES OF MERCHANTS AND DEALERS WHO ARE SEEKING FOR GERMAN
TRADE WILL FIND ADVERTISEMENTS IN THE COLUMNS OF THE " TAGES
AND SONNTAGS-NACHRICHTEN" REACH A LARGER NUMBER OF
READERS THAN THEY WOULD BY ANY OTHER CHANNEL.
982 iJ^EO. P. ROWELL & OO'S
The Key West Dispatch
riBLISHED OX THURSDAY AT
KEY WEST, ----- FLORIDA.
WILKINSON & CO., PUBLISHERS AND MANAUERS.
Subscription: - Two Dollars per Aimiiiii, - In Advance.
The Dispatch is one of the oldest established, and best advertising mediums in Monroe
county. For advertising rates apply to the publishers.
Deutscher Courier.
PUBLISHED BY KUEBLER & WOLF AT
BUCYRUS, ----- OHIO.
SLBf^CKIPTION: S'i.OO PER ANNUM.
A four-page, nine-column, German weekly. One of the best mediums through which to
reach the Germans of a thickly populated manufacturing district.
CIRCULATION EIGHT HUNDRED.
Advertising Kates Fnrnislied ou Application.
The New Florence Optic.
PUBLISHED BY R. H. MANSFIELD AT
NE'W FLORENCE, - - - - MISSOURI.
iSiibHcription : $1.^5 per Annum.
Awell established paper, full of news and choice reading matter. It is bright and en-
tertaining. Is published in a thriving trade centre, and is a good advertising medium.
RATES FURNISHED ON APPLICATION.
Elk River News.
A FAMILY NEWSPAPER, PUBLISHED EVERY THURSDAY NOON AT
ELK RIVER, - SHERBURNE COUNTY, - MINNESOTA,
BY W. H. MITCHELL, EDITOR AND PUBLISHER.
Terms: JSl per Annuui, in Advance.
The News is one of the best adverti.sing mediums in Shei-burne county. It was estab-
lished in 1872, and is published in a large lumbering and manufacturing district.
For Ailvertising Kates, Address or Call at the Oflice.
AMERICAN NEWSPAPER DIRECTORY. 9«J
Canadian Official Postal Guide.
ISSUED C^tUARTERLY
A FIKST-Ci: ASS A I) V E R T I S 1 N <; >I E » I U M .
'THE CANADIAN OFFICIAL POSTAL GUIDE" HAS BEEN PUBLISHED, FOR A
NUMBER OF YEARS, AND WILL APPEAR ON THE 1st LOF
FEBRUARY, MAY, AUGUST AND NOVEMBER.
The i)ublishers invite attention to its merits as an advertising mediiun. It is the official
publication of the Post Office Department. There are over 7,000 Post Offices in Canada,
and the Gqide is distributed to every Post Office in the country.
It is well known that hundreds and thousands of postmasters in the smaller towns and
villages are storekeepers and buyers of all the varied articles which go to make up the stock
of a country store, and the Guide is a direct method of reacning them. Indeed, the Guide
is the only publication in the country which will now reach, regularly each quarter, every
town and village in the country that has postal communications, and it will be examined
and read by the postmasters, and become through them a source of information to all who
use the post office.
The Postmaster General has issued explicit orders to postmasters to keep every mim-
her of The Postal Guide carefully on file, as the Department will constantly refer to the
hack numbers in its official orders and instructions, and in its replies to inquiries of every
kind.
In addition to the large edition sent to postmasters, the Guide cii-culates among business
houses in all the piincipal cities and towns in Canada and the United States.
AI)VEKTIS1X<; KATES OF "POSTAL, liUlDE":
One page, four insertions .So J 00 I One-quarter page, four insertions .$15 00
One-half page, four insertions oD (X) ' One-eighth page, four insertions 10 00
Subscription: oOc. each: $1.50 per annum. Special rate to the trade.
Circiilatiou : 10,000 by the Post Office Department ; OjOOO by the publishers.
SPECIMEN COPIES MAILED TO ANY ADDRESS ON RECEIPT OF oOc.
Advertisements for the Pc.stal Guide must reach the publishers by the 25th of the month
preceding publication, For particulars address the publishers,
S. A E. F. STEPHENSON,
CHATHAM. -_---- ONTARIO.
984 GEO. P. ROWELL, & GO'S
Arizona is now receiving the attention from capitalists it deserves. Greater progress
is being made in 1880 than in any previous year. All interested in Arizona should subscribe
for the
Weekly Phoenix Herald.
PH(ENIX, ARIZONA.
Published in the central part of the Territory, it is best enabled to watch the progress
being made
. THE DAILY OF 2S COLUMNS, AXJ) THE MAHIMOTH WEEKLY
NEWSPAPER OF 36 LONG COLUMNS,
Presents to Its readers a complete history each week of the varied resources of Arizona.
Especial attention to home news.
TERMS FOR THE MAMMOTH WEEKLY :
One Year, $5. - Postage Prepaid. - Six Months. $*j.50.
GOSPER & McCLINTOCK, PROPRIETORS.
Dally and Weekly News.
.1. M. .JULIAN. BY JULIAN & BAKER. katie s. baker.
SAN DIEGO, CALIFORNIA.
RATES OF ADVERTISING
daily.
One square (10 lines), first insertion $1 IH)
Each subsequent insertion .511
WEEKLY.
One square ( 10 lines), first insertion $1 5<>
Each subsequent insertion 1 00
A liberal deduction from the above rates will be made to regular advertisers.
BOTH PAPERS ARE UNEXCELLED IN THIS SECTION AS ADVERTISING MEDIUMS.
The Weekly Clipper.
PUBLISHED AT ~~~ COLFAX, IOWA,
BY H. W. ROBINSON, PUBLISHER.
TERMS: $il.50 PER YEAR, IN ADVANCE.
ONE OF THE BEST ADVERTISING MEDIUMS IN THIS SECTION. HAS AN EXTENSIVE
AND INFLUENTIAL CIRCULATION.
Advertising Rates:
1 week. 1 month. 2 months. 3 months. 6 months. 1 year.
One inch ,$0 75 .f: 2 (X) S 2 75 $3 50 .$5 00 $7 0(1
Two inches 125 3 00 3 75 5 00 7.50 12 00
Three inches 175 4.50 5 25 7 50 12 00 18 00
Six inches 3 50 6 5U 8 10 12 UO 18 00 30 00
One column 10 00 16 00 20 (Kl 25 00 40 00 70 00
Herald of Kansas.
THE ONIiY COLORED J O U R N A I. PUBLISHED IN KANSAS?,
ISSUED EVERY FRIDAY AT
TOPEKA, KANSAS.
RUTHERFORD & EAGLESON, EDITORS AND PUBLISHERS.
Subscription Rates: City Subscribers Twenty Ceuts per Mouth.
Oue Copy, Due Year, $'^.00.
An excellent advertising medium. Circulates extensively through the State, and is
certain to repay those wlio make use of its columns. Rates furnished on application.
AMERICAN NEWSPAPER DIRECTORY. 985
Die Volkszeitung.
OFFICE: too EAST THIRD STREET,
ST.tPAUL, ---.-- MINNESOTA,
THE VOLKSZEITUNG PRINTING AND PUBLISHING CO., PROPRIETORS.
THE OMiY GERMAN DAILY NORTHWEST OF MILWAUKEE.
Cii'i'iilatesit Largely in Minnesota, Dakota. Iowa an«l Wisconsin.
DIE VOLKSZEITUNG
WAS ESTABLISHED UNDER THE NAME OF DIE DEUTSCHE ZEITUNG IN THE
YEAR 1855, AND IS, THEREFORE,
THE OLDEST GERMAN PAPER IN THE NORTHWEST.
MINNESOTA HAS A fiERMAN POPl LATION OF tjOO.OOO.
986 GEO. P. KOWELL & CO'S
The Millbrook Times
PUBLISHED BY BENJ. B. F. GRAVES AT
MILLBROOK, . . . - - KANSAS.
J^ubsci'iptious 5$1.00 per Year.
A handsome, four-page paper, full of news, choice reading matter, political news. etc.
It is the best advertising medium in this section, being the official county paper, and the
only one published at the county seat.
RATES FURNISHED ON APPIilCATION.
Corydon Democrat.
.1. S. SHEPHERD, . . . - EDITOR AXD PUBLISHER,
CORYDON, IOWA.
One of the Best Advertising Meilinins in this Region. Circulates Largely
Tlirougliout the County.
Advertising Rates :
1 year, j 6 months.
One column $75 (XI ' One column $40 00
Half column 40 (30
Quarter column 22 (JO
Eighth column 1.5 00
Half column 20 00
Quarter column 12 00
Eighth column 8 00
Henderson County Journal
PUBLISHED BY E. A. HAIL AT
OQUAAVKA, - - - ILLINOIS.
THE "JOURNAL- IS PUBLISHED IN A FINE AGRICULTURAL COUNTRY. HAS A
STEADILY-INCREASING CIRCULATION, AND IS AN EX-
CELLENT ADVERTISING MEDIUM.
Advertisiiiif Kates Sent on Applicalion to the Publisher.
Kern County Californian.
PUBLISHED EVERY THURSDAY MORNING BY A. C. MAUDE, PROPRIETOR, AT
BAKERSFIELD. KERN CO., CALIFORNIA.
TERMS : ONE YEAR, $8.00 ; SIX MONTHS, $2.00.
AI)VERTISIN<; KATES:— One square (ten lines), per month, .$2 for regular business
advertising, payable monthly.
Devoted to Agriculture, Imniigration, >lining. Real Estate, and the C»en-
eral Interests ol the County.
AMKKICAX NEWSPAPER DlRECTOllY. S)87
The Sunday Morning Telegram.
A CAREFUIiLY-EDlTEl) ^VEEKLY,
COMBINING THE FEATURES OF A
FIRST-CLASS SUNDAY BUSINESS JOURNAL,
CONTAINING THE LATEST PRESS TELEGRAMS AND JIARKET REPORTS, WITH
THOSE OF A LITERARY AND NEWS PAPER FOR
THE HOME CIRCLE.
It is an Excellent Mefliiim fov Addressing the Liocal Buyers of Savannah,
its Circulation Being Almost Entirely Local.
SAMPLE COPIES SENT ON APPLICATION,
AND
ESTIMATES FOR ADVERTISING PROMPTLY FURNISHED.
J. H. ESTIL.L.,
3 AVHITAKER STREET, SAVANNAH, GEORGIA.
The Southern Farmers' Monthly.
AN IL.ia>iTKATEI) UAGAZIXE.
DEVOTED TO SOUTHERN AGRICULTURE. MANUFACTURES AND THE HOMESTEAD.
This Monthly, now in its third year, is edited by some of the best agricultural writers
in the Southern States, and ranks as the leading journal of its class. It is a quarto, 32
pages, printed on tinted paper, and in addition to its agricultural and industrial features,
has an Illustrated Fashion Department, making it acceptable not only to the planter and
farmer, but to the members of their households.
SAMPLE COPIES SENT ON APPLICATION, AND ESTIMATES FOR ADVERTISING
PROMPTLY FURNISHED.
.1. H. EsjTll^l.,
3 TVHITAKER STREET, SAVANNAH. GEORGIA.
988 GEO. P. ROWELL & CO'S
The Reporter.
S. H. FARLEY, EDITOR AND PUBLISHER.
WAL.DRON, .... ARKANSAS.
Subscriptiou: In County, $1.00 per Auniim; Outside County,
Sl.ii5, in Advance.
CIRCULATION BETWEEN 400 AND 500, STEADILY INCREASING.
ADVERTISING RATEf?i:
1 m. 3 m. 6 m. 1 yr.
One Square $1 50 $4 50 $ 7 00 $10 00
Quarter Column . 4 00 9 00 15 00 20 00
1 ni. 3 m. <j mo. 1 yr.
Half Column.. ..$ 8 00 $16 00 $21 00 $36 00
One Column.... 10 00 22 00 40 00 75 00
The Democrat.
PUBLISHED EVERY FRIDAY AT
SAVANNAH, ----- MISSOURI.
O. J. HURLEY, EDITOR AND PROPRIETOR.
Subscription: One Dollar and Fifty Cents per Annum, in Advance.
The best paper at the county seat. A large, four-page, eight-column paper. Contains
news from all quarters, choice miscellany, etc. It is well established, has the largest circu-
lation in the county, and is au excellent advertising medium. Circulation 912. For adver-
tising rates address the publisher.
JOHN m. RABUN.] [J. E. TRIMBLE.
The Gazette.
The People's Paper and the OfGcial Journal of Union Parish.
PUBLISHED EVERY WEDNESDAY AT
TARMERVILLE, - - - - LOUISIANA.
RABUN & TRIMBLE, EDITORS AND PROPRIETORS.
Terms: - - One Dollar per Year, - In Advance.
The Gazette has a large and increasing circulation. Is an excellent medium through
which to reach the people of this section. Rates sent on application.
The Kansas Methodist.
published MONTHLY AT
TOPEKA, KANSAS,
BY SILAS SLUSSER.
Subscription : - Fifty Cents - Per Annum.
One of the best advertising mediums of its class. Published at the capital of the State,
and reaches a very populous district, throughout which it circulates extensively. Adver-
tising rates reasonable ; furnished on application.
AMERICAN NEWSPAPER DIRECTORY. ()89
Zion's Herald.
A WEEKLY RELIGIOUS JOURNAL.
THE OLDEST METHODIST PAPER IN THE WORLD.
SITBSCRIPTIOX: ^i.oO PER YEAR.
IT HAS MORE THAX TWO HUNDRED CONTRIBUTORS. ALL DEPARTMENTS WELL
ORGANIZED, AND FURNISHING INTERESTING READING
FOR ALL CLASSES, HAVING
RELIGIOUS, SECULAR, DOMESTIC AND FOREIGN INTELLIGENCE.
Also, an Agricultural Department.
SECOND TO NO PAPER OF ITS CLASS:
For Busiiie!«s Men it is One of the Best Advertising Mediums— Has
Probably 50,000 Readers.
ALONZO S. WEED, Publisher,
36 BROMFIELD STREET, - BOSTON, MASS.
990 GKO. P. ROWELL & CO'S
The Council Grove Republican.
PUBLISHED EVERY SATURDAY MORNING AT
COUNCIL GROVE, - . - . KANSAS,
BY FRANK A. MORIARTY.
Terms : One Dollar and Fifty Cents per AnnHin.
One of the best and most fruitful advertising mediums in this section. It has an exten-
sive circulation, and ranks as a superif)r paper.
Fountain and Journal.
REPUBLICAN. THURSDAYS. CIRCULATION 1,51)0.
MT. VERNON, - LAWRENCE COUNTY, - MISSOURI.
EUPHRATES BOUCHER, PROPRIETOR.
The Fountain and Journal is published every Thursday by Euphrates Boucher, at One
Dollar per Annum. Established in 1867, and is now in its fourteenth volume. There are
only three older papers in Southwest Missouri. Has the largest circulation of all the six
papers in the county, and is devoted to the interest of the people of the county. It is one of
the leading papers of Southwest Missouri. Size 24x36. For advertising rates, or other par-
ticulars, address THE FOUNTAIN AND JOURNAL.
The Rapid City Enterprise
AND NOR'-WEST FARMER.
PUBLISHED EVERY SATURDAY AT
RAPID CITY, NORTHWEST TERRITORIES, CANADA.
PIM & CARRUTHERS, PROPRIETORS; EDWARD PIM, EDITOR AND MANAGER.
Terms: $t2.50 per Annum, Strictly in Advance.
It is the great agricultural journal of the Northwest. Is published in a large farming
and lumbering district, and has an extensive circulation.
One column, one year $1.50 00
" six months 85 00
" three months 50 00
ADVERTISING RATES:
One-half column, one year $80 00
" six months 50 00
three months 35 00
The Bedford Star.
PUBLISHED AT
BEDFORD, INDIANA,
BY JOHN JOHNSON, JR.
Subscription: in tlie County, Seventy-Five Cents per Year.
The best established, and oldest weekly published in the county. It is the best adver
tising medium In the county, having a larger circulation than the other pa i>ers put together.
Bona fide circulation 1,800. Rates furnished on application.
AMERICAN NEWSPAPER DIRECTOR Y\ 991
The New York Star.
24, 26 AND 28 NORTH TVILLIAM STREET, NEW YORK.
A de:>iocratic daily.
PUBLISHED EVERY DAY IX THE YEAR.
THE LAKtiEST CIRCUL.ATION OF ANY DE.^IOCRATIC MORNI\<;
NE\VSPAPER IN THE STATE OF NEW YORK.
ITS LARGE AND CONSTANTLY INCREASING CIRCULATION MAKES IT
A VALUABLE MEDIUM FOR ADVERTISERS.
SUBSCRIPTION PRICE:
S6 per Year, or 50c. per I>Io]itli, Postage Paid.
ADVERTISING RATES MAY BE OBTAINED UPON APPLICATION.
The Hampton Guardian.
ISSUED WEEKLY BY
M. B. McSWEENEY, EDITOR AND PUBLISHER,
AT HAMPTON COURT HOUSE, SOUTH CAROLINA.
This able Weekly Journal ranks as one of the brightest papers in South Carolina, and
as one of the most advantageous advertising mediums of which the State can boast.
RATES OF ADVERTISING:
One Inch, One Insertion $1.00
One Inch, each subsequent Insertion 50
(Quarterly, Semi-annual or Yearly Contracts will be made on Liberal Terms.
i^pecial and Liocal Notices. Ten Cents a Line. No Notice less than $1.
All communications for the paper and business letters should be addressed to
THE GUARDIAN,
HAMPTON COURT HOUSE, P. O. Box 15, SOUTH CAROLINA.
9&2 GEO. P. ROWELL & CO'S
Weekly Advocate.
PUBLISHED EVERY WEDNESDAY BY THE CHEROKEE NATION,
Oflicial Journal of the Natiou.
PUBLISHED AT
TAHLEQUAH, Cherokee Nation, INDIAN TERRITORY.
SUBSCRIPTION : ONE DOLLAR PER YEAR.
Circulation !i,500— Double That of any Other Paper Published in the
Territory.
E. C. BOUDINOT, Jr., EDITOR; J. L. SPRINGSTON, TRANSLATOR.
Ailvertisins? Kates Fui'nished on Application.
The Amador Ledger.
PUBLISHED EVERY SATURDAY BY RICHARD WEBB, EDITOR AND PUBLISHER AT
JACKSON, CALIFORNIA.
Terms: One Year, S3; Six Months, S2, in Advance.
AN EXCELLENT ADVERTISING MEDIU M — C IRCU L ATION 5?0.
Advertising Rates. — $1 50 per square of 12 lines or 250 ems for the first insertion, and
$1 per square for each subsequent insertion, for legal advertising. Business advertisements
by the year or half-year at a material reduction on the above rates. Advertisements in
local columns, 10 cents per line.
The La Grange Journal.
PUBLISHED BY THE LA GRANGE PUBLISHING CO. R. H. PHELPS, EDITOR.
LA GRANGE. TEXAS.
Price of Subscription (in Currency): One Copy, One Year, $2.00.
One of the best advertising mediums in this section. The Journal is the rising sun of
journalism in Fayette county.
Advertising lisCtes:
Advertising (Currency), $1.50 per inch for first insertion, 75 cents for each subsequent
insertion for anj' time less than tliree months.
3 m. 6 m. 12 m.
One inch .$4 00 $7 00 $10 00
Four inches 14 00 25 00 35 0(i
Quarter column 20 (X) 32 00 50 Ul
Yearly Advertisers Allowed to Insert One liocal Each Mouth Free,
3 m. 6 m. 12 m.
Half column $:^ 00 $ 50 00 $ 72 00
One column (50 00 100 00 145 UO
ORGAN OF SOUTHERN REPUBIilCANS.
The Republican.
KNOXVILLE, . - . ... TENNESSEE.
The Republican is published in Knoxvllle, the Commercial Emporium of East Tennes-
see, and the Political Centre of the only section in the South where the republicans have a
White Majority.
The Republican has a weekly circulation of 3,800. Its average circulation last year
was 3, '^00 per week.
It is the Oraran of the republican party for all that extensive region of which Knox
villeisthe Centre. It reaches a class of readers who take no other newspaper. It deals
honestly and liberally with advertisers.
THOSE WHO THINK SOUTHERN REPUBLICANISM SHOULD BE ENCOURAGED CAN
SHOW THEIR BELIEF BY THEIR PATRONAGE.
.Address THE REPUBLICAN, KNOXVILLE, TENNESSEE.
OFFICE ON UNION STREET.
AMERICAN NEWSPAPER DIRECTORY.
993
Establi«^1ietl
1854.
The Journal.
D A I L. Y , T R I - W E E K L. Y AM) AV E E K 1. Y .
KANSAS CITY, MO.
THE LEADING REPUBLICAN PAPER FOR WESTERN MISSOURI, KANSAS
AND COLORADO.
The only Republican Paper in the City or in the County of Jackson,
which latter contains a population of 90,000.
THE DAILY EDITION has reached an average issue of 8,000 copies, and stands
unrivalled among Western dailies, containing a larger amount of telegraphic matter— special
and associated press— than any other paper between St. Louis and San Francisco.
THE TRI-AYEEKLY is fast becoming the popular edition throughout the country
towns and villages located upon all the railway lines radiating from this citj'.
THE ^YEEK-LiY, a mammoth quarto of flftj'-six columns, finds its way to the farm-
ers' tables of seven States and Teri'itories, where it is a favorite for its choice miscellany,
its able editorials, and well condensed and ample supply of current news.
THE JOURNAL " IS WITHOUT A PEER IN WESTERN JOURNALISM IN FORM
AND MATTER AND COMBINED CIRCULATION.
TERMS OF SLBf^CRIPTlON:
DAILY :
1 copy, 1 year gW 0()
1 copy, 6 month^ 5 (jO
1 copy, 1 month .* 1 00
TRI- WEEKLY :
1 copy, 1 year $4 00
1 copj', 6 months 2 50
1 copy, 3 months 1 25
WEEKLY :
1 copy, 1 year $1 50
1 copj', 6 months ,. 1 00
1 copy, 3 months 50
ADVERTISING RATES REASONABLE. For terms address
JOURNAL, C03IPAXY, Publishers,
KANSAS CITY,
63
MISSOURI.
994 GEO. P. ROWELL & GO'S
The Journal.
PUBLISHED EVERY THURSDAY BY A. ^V. BROWN & CO. AT
McARTHUR, OHIO.
Subscription: One Dollar a Year, in Advance.
M. M. CHERRY, EDITOR.
A bright local journal ; full of news, correspondence, etc. Though but lately estab-
lished it has a steadily -increasing circulation through Vinton county, and is an excellent
advertising medium.
RATES FURNISHED OX APPLICATION.
The Clark County Democrat.
PUBLISHED AT
WINCHESTER, KENTUCKY.
P* Is one of the leading local newspapers in the State, and has a larger circulation than any
paper published in FORTY COUNTIES, from Winchester South to Tennessee, and East to
Virginia, and in the standard of general excellence it ranks NUMBER ONE in a total of
over 100 country papers in the State. It has more General News, more State News, more
Local News, more Farm News, and more items of general interest than any country paper
in Kentucky. As an advertising medium it is unequalled by any similar paper in the State,
as is evidenced by the amount of home advertising that always crowds its columns.
CIRCUL.ATION 1,500.
RATES REASONABLE, AND FURNISHED ON APPLICATION.
Subscription: S'i per Year, in Advance.
BECRNER & STLART, EDITORS AND PROPRIETORS.
THE FAR NORTHWEST !
Oregon Literary Vidette.
THE HANDSOMEST, SPICIEST, AND CHEAPEST PAPER ON THE NORTHWEST COAST.
Circulation 3,840. Good Advertising Ulediuin.^
Published monthly at the Metropolis of Oregon, for fifty cents a tear. Each number
complete in itself. Two sample copies, different dates, for ten cents — coin, currency., or
postage stamps. Address
E . O . N O R T O N & C O . ,
PORTLAND, ----- OREGON.
The Pottstown Chronicle.
ISSUED EVERY SATURDAY MORNING AT
POTTSTOWN, PENNSYLVANIA.
TERMS: $1.50 PER ANNUM, IN ADVANCE.
ALFRED R. SAYLOR, PUBLISHER.
An independent, local and family newspaper. Full of news, choice reading matter,
correspondence, etc. It is well established, has an extensive circulation, and is certain to
repay advertisers in its columns. Circulation 1,700, and increasing.
RATES FURNISHED ON APPLICATION.
AMERICAN NEWSPAPER DIRECTORY. 995
The Carson Appeal.
PUBLISHED EVERY MORNING (MONDAYS EXCEPTEDX
AT THE
CAPITAL OF NEVADA.
" THE APPEAL," THE LEADING REPUBLICAN ORGAN OF THE STATE, IS PRINTED
ON A HOE CYLINDER STEAM PRESS, AND ITS CIRCULATION OF 1,500 IS
CONSTANTLY INCREASING. THEATRICAL PRINTING A SPECIALTY.
SPECIAIi NOTICE.— Our experience with Eastern advertising agencies has led us
to adopt the rule of one-fourth cash in advance for advertisements of every kind and
description sent from any point outside of Carson. No piano or oi'gan firms need send us
cuts on any terms.
N. T. MIGHELS. Publisher.
The Baptist Reflector.
NASHVILLE, TENNESSEE.
CIRCULATES IN EIGHTEEN STATES.
IS THE ORGAN FOR THE GREAT BAPTIST DENOMINATION IN TENNESSEE AND
ARKANSAS.
The Best Medium For Advertisers. Rates Liberal.
Address
J. B. CHEVIS & CO., PUBLISHERS.
996 GEO. P. ROWELL & GO'S
The Gate City,
Published at KEOKUK, IOWA, is a leading independent-republican paper of Iowa,
and has been, since 1846, one of the most influential and potential journals of the West, and
as a successful and enterprising compendium of general and local news, its age and pros-
perity fully attest. Its political, local, commercial, agricultural, literary, news, humorous
and miscellaneous departments are each separately conducted with a view to making them
the best. Its agricultural and commercial columns are recognized authority in this sec-
tion. As a family paper it is exceptional, having no " specialists " or other objectionable
advertisements in its columns. The Daily is the largest and best and only morning paper
published in Keokuk, and has the exclusive morning circulation in the city and along the
lines of the eight different railroads centering there ; also on the Mississippi river, both
north and south. The Weekly is the most widelj' circulated paper in Southern Iowa, hav-
ing a general circulation in Iowa, Western Illinois, Missouri, Kansas, and Nebraska ; is a
([uarto (eight pages), of 64 columns, cut and pasted, the largest paper in Iowa. It is the offi-
cial paper of the county. Keokuk has the largest wholesale trade of any city in the Mis-
sissippi Valley between St. Louis and St. Paul. It is one of the principal grain and produce
markets in Iowa or on the Mississippi river.
iW With these peculiar advantages and special f eatui-es, giving a large circulation, the
value of The Gate City as an advertising medium can readily be seen.
The Rusk Observer.
published at
RUSK, ------ TEXAS,
BY SHOOK & McLEROY.
Subscription: - One Dollar and Fifty Cents - - Per Year.
The Observer is the best established paper, w-ith the largest circulation, and is the best
advertising medium in this section. It was established in 1866, is the only paper published
in Rusk, and is a vei*y desirable advertising medium. Rates reasonable ; furnished on
application.
Pontiac Advance.
PUBLISHED BY JAS. THOS. PATTISON AT
BRYSON, PROV. QUEBEC.
Subscription: Sl.OO per Annum.
The Pontiac Advance is a thoroughly independent joui'nal, giving ready and able sup-
port to whatever is good in the Constitution and Government, and as freely and energeti-
cally criticising what is bad. Its circulation is chiefly in the county of Pontiac. As an
advertising medium for reaching the people, and Influencing the trade of this portion of
Quebec, it oftei's superior advantages.
RATES FURNISHED ON APPLICATION.
People's Advocate and
Commercial Advertiser.
PITTSBURGH, (Principal Office: 91 Grant St.) PENNSYLVANIA.
S. GILLILAND, Editor and Publisher ; WM. STAPF, Associate Editor.
Subscription: - Two Dollars and Fifty Cents - - Per Year.
The Advocate is issued simultaneously in New York, Philadelphia, Pittsburgh, Cincin-
nati and Cleveland. It is a large, eight-page paper, printed in p]nglish and Grerman, and is
a very desirable advertising medium. Rates sent on application.
AMEUICAN NKW-PAPEK DIRECTORY. 997
The Savannah Morning News.
A L,AR(iE DAILY, ISjSITNU A :>I()KMN(J AND EVENING AND
WEEKLY EDITION.
IS PUBLISHED IX THE MOST PROSPEROUS AND PROGRESSIVE SEA-PORT IN THE
SOUTH, THE TERMINUS OF THE GREAT SYSTEM OF COMBINED
RAILROADS LEADING FROM THE CITIES OF
THE NORTH-WEST TO THE OCEAN.
Savannah is the financial and commercial centre for the South Atlantic Cotton States,
the actual receipts for this season to date (June, 1880) being 728,:306 bales of cotton. It is also
a very important market for naval stores and rice, a large lumber and timber shipping port,
and pre-eminently the distributing business centre for supplying the wants of the popula-
tion of Greorgia and Florida (having a monopoly of the trade along the inland coast line of
Southern Georgia and Florida), and a portion of the trade of South Carolina along the
Savannah river.
The Savannah Morning News, established 1850 (successor to the Savannah Daily Herald,
Savannah Xeivs and Herald, the Savannah Republican, and the Savannah Daily Advertiser),
is the most widely-circulated and influential newspaper published between Baltimore and
New Orleans, having special correspondents at the various centres of political and commer-
cial importance throughout the South, using the telegraph liberally, and making itself in-
dispensable to the public by the fullness of its news and the importance of its discussion
of all questions of public interests. It is not only indispensable to the people of Savannah,
but it has a thoroughly general circulation among all classes on the lines of all the railroads
within reach of a dailj- mail.
THE SAVANNAH WEEKLY NEWS
Is a Mammoth Eight-Page Sheet — 38x52 inches.
It circulates in every county in Georgia, and is taken at nearly every post office. There
is scarcely a post office in the whole of Florida where the ^YEEKLY News is not regularly
received. The paper is edited with great care, special prominence being given to agricul-
tural information, and each issue contains a full and complete market report.
SAMPLE COPIES SENT ON APPLICATION, AND ESTIMATES FOR ADVER-
TISING PROMPTLY FURNISHED.
J. H. E. STILL.,
3 WHITAKER STREET, SAVANNAH, GA.
998 GEO. P. ROWELL & GO'S
The Cincinnatj^Law Bulletin.
PUBLISHED BY CARL G. JAHN AT
CINCINNATI, - - - - - OHIO.
Subscription : $1.50 per Month.
The Daily Cincinnati Law Bulletin is the oldest daily law publication in the country ;
founded in 1857; eight pages ; five columns.
Weekly Cincinnati Law Bulletin, published on Monday, twenty -four pages octavo ;
$o per annum ; circulation 2,000.
Cincinnati Bulletin and City and County Record ; circulation 1,000 ; published on Mon-
day ; eight pages, five columns, with supplement, $2.50 per annum. Large general circula-
tion. The dailj' is devoted to legal and official matters, and its circulation is general among
lawyers, bankers, and financial and real estate men. The weekly circulates thoroughly
among the members of the Bar in Ohio and Indiana, and also to some extent in Western
Pennsylvania, West Virginia and Kentucky.
The Southron.
GAINESVILLE, GEORGIA.
p. F. LAWSHE, EDITOR ; FRANK M. PICKRELL, PUBLISHER.
CIRCULATION l,'i.>0.
Principal Orgrau and Advertising Mediiiiii for the 3Iiuiug Interests of
North Georgia. Circulates Freely Through the Gold Regions
of Georgia and North Carolina. ludependent-
Ueiiiocratic in Politics.
TERMS : TWO DOLLARS PER ANNUM.
LIBERAL, RATE!S FOR ADVERTISING. SA3IPLE COPIES FREE.
The Clarksville Times.
CLARKSVILLE, ----- TEXAS.
E. P. RUTHERFORD, EDITOR AND PUBLISHER.
■•uhscription : - One Dollar per Annum, - In Advance.
The Times was established in 1873, and has been growing steadily in popularity and circu-
lation since. It is the best established paper, has the largest circulation (675), and is the best
advertising medium in Red River county. Rates will be sent on application.
Lake City Journal.
PUBLISHED EVERY WEDNESDAY BY L. A. BARKER, EDITOR AND PROPRIETOR, AT
LAKE CITY, MICHIGAN.
Rates of Subscription: One Copy, One Year, $2.00.
Published in the interior of the great pine belt of the Lower Peninsula of Michigan. It
is the official organ of the county, and has the publishing of the tax sales and all legal mat-
ters. Advertising rates to list subscribers at the rate of $100 per column, per annum. Ad-
vertisements are controlled by home office, and none are run on inside pages.
AMERICAN NEWSPAPER DIRECTORY. 999
The Church Guardian.
The Business Agent of The Church Guardian begs to direct the attention of American
advertisers to this valuable medium for reaching a large and substantial class of Canadian
buyers, and respectfully solicits their patronage.
The Guardian has a weekly circulation of 4,000, which number is rapidly increasing.
The paper has recently been much enlarged and improved, and it is now the cheapest
Church Weekly in America.
It is one-seventh, or fourteen per cent, larger than the Dominion Churchman ; and about
the size of the Evangelical Churchman, the price of which is exactly double.
As the paper circulates among an important class of cash purchasers, and as it is the
only Church Paper in Canada, east of Toronto, for a Church population of 2*30,000, its
value as a specially good advertising medium will be at once apparent.
THE FOLLOWING ARE THE RATES:
1 Year. 6 Mos. 3 Mos.
1 Inch SlO it6 ^4
2 Inches 18 10 6
3 Inches 3.5 13 8
i Column 30 18 10
* Column .5-5 30 18
1 Column 100 55 30
§1 per inch for first insertion. 5Qc. for each continuance. Double rates for locals
THE SIZE OF THE PAPER IS 13Jxl8J INCHES, EIGHT PAGES, AND FORTY COLUMNS.
Address THE CHURCH GUARDIAN,
I.OCK DRAAVER 29, HALIFAX, NOVA SCOTIA.
E>>tabli^hed 1S19.
The American Farmer.
FOR 3IORE THAN A THIRD OF A CENTURY UNDER THE SAME
MANAGEMENT.
IT HAS A FAR LARGER CIRCULATION AMONGST THE FARMERS, PLANTERS AND
FRUIT-GROWERS OF THE SOUTHERN ATLANTIC STATES, FROM
DELAWARE TO GEORGIA, THAN ANY PAPER OF ITS CLASS.
Subscription: $1.50 a Year; in Clubs ol" Five or More, Si.
SPECIMEN NUMBERS AND ADVERTISING RATES SENT ON APPLICATION.
SAM'L SANDS & SON, PUBLISHERS,
128 BALTIMORE STREET, BALTIMORE, MARYLAND.
Hm GEO. p. ROWELL & GO'S
Die Laterne.
A GERMAN FAMILY WEEKLY NEWSPAPER. PUBLISHED EVERY SATURDAY AT
LANCASTER, PENNSYLVANIA.
SUBSCRIPTION: $2.00 PER ANNUM, IN ADVANCE.
Die Laterne has a larger city circulation than any German paper published ; also circu-
lating extensively in Lancaster and adjoining counties. It is recognized as one of the best
journals in the State, and, owing to the fact that it is read in the wealthiest agricultural
district in Pennsylvania, it is certainly an indispensable advertising medium.
SEIBERT & SCHNEIDER, PUBLISHERS.
The Cookstown Advocate.
PUBLISHED EVERY FRIDAY MORNING BY. WM. COLVILLE & CO. AT
COOKSTO'WN, ONTARIO.
TERMS: Si. 00 PER ANNUM, IN ADVANCE.
The Advocate is a large, handsome, weeklj^ journal, published in a rich agricultural
district. Is well established, has an extensive circulation, and is necessarily a desirable
advertising medium. Messrs. Colville & Co. publish another paper, viz. :
THE BEETON CHRONICLE,
AT BEETON, ONTARIO. SUBSCRIPTION: ONE DOIiL,AR PER YEAR.
The Daily and Weekly Herald.
EstaliliMlHMl 1854.
SAN ANTONIO, TEXAS.
THE LEADING DEMOCRATIC PAPER OF WESTERN TEXAS.
Cii-culatioii : - - Daily, 768; - - Weekly, 1,104.
Official Joui-nal of the City of San Antonio and of Bexar County.
The Sheltering Arms.
A MONTHLY JOURNAL, PUBLISHED IN THE INTERESTS OF AND BY THE
SHELTERING AR3IS INSTTTITION,
129TH STREET AND TENTH AVENUE, NEIV YORK CITY.
It has a circulation of 8,5(X» copies, chiefly in the city, reaching those who have means and are
apt to peruse the advertising columns of a paper issued by a charity, which is in a manner
responsible for what it publishes. Advertising for charities is made a specialty, and
the agent is authorized to take such advertisements at virj^ low rates. It is to
the interest of all business men to avail themselves of these opportunities.
ADVERTISING RATES:
Twenty cents per nonpareil line, each insertion, payable in advance. Twelve lines to an
Inch. Ten per cent, discount for three months ; fifteen per cent, for 6 months ; Twenty per
cent, for 1 year. Address
WILLIAM H. CLARK, Bnsinejiis 3Ianagei-, 242 Centre St., New Vork.
AMERICAN NEWSPAPER DIRECTORY'. 1001
Every Publisher
CAN AID US BY RECOMMENDING OUR FIRM TO SUCH OF HIS PATRONS AS MAY
DESIRE TO ADVERTISE BEYOND HIS IMMEDIATE VICINITY. WE RECEIVE
ADVERTISEMENTS FOR EVERY NEWSPAPER ISSUED IN AMERICA AT THE
LOWEST CASH RATES. CIRCULARS AND ESTIMATES FURNISHED
FREE, AND A LIBERAL COMMISSION ALLOWED TO PUB-
LISHERS ON ALL ORDERS FORWARDED BY THEM.
ADDRESS
GEO. P. ROWEIiL. & CO., NEWXPAPEK ADVERTISING BI REAl,
10 Spruce St., New York.
The Olde^it Paper of its Class uow Piiblished-Established 1869.
The New York Trade Reporter.
A WEEKLY RECORD OF TRADE, COMMERCE, INSURANCE AND MANUFACTURES.
Publication Oifice : 23 Dey Street, New York. P. O. Box 3810.
I. W. HAFF, PUBLISHER.
Well-written and authentic descriptions of mercantile houses and leading business
enterprises in the principal cities of the Union form a special feature of this paper.
TO ADVERTISERS:
Attention is invited to the claims of the Trade Reporter as an advertising medium.
The paper circulates ainong business men in all parts of the United States ; also to every
part of the Avorld where commercial relations are had with our own people.
The Texas Baptist.
A RELIGIOUS NEWSPAPER ti 8 X 4 '^ INCHES.
PUBLISHED EVERY THURSDAY AT
DALLAS, ..---. TEXAS,
The C'oiiiiiiercial Centre of the State.
Devoted to the Interests of the Church, the Farm and Family ; the adopted organ of
Communication of the General Association of Texas ; with a circulation of 3,400, and
rapidly increasing, advei-tisers find it to their best interests to patronize this paper.
The Huntington Argus.
PUBLISHED AT
HUNTINGTON, WEST VIRGINIA,
BY W. F. WALLACE.
Subscription: One Dollar and Fifty Cent!« per Annum, in Advance.
The Argus is a neat, cheap, eight-page journal. It is full of news, correspondence,
choice miscellany, etc. It is well established, has a large circulation, and is a very desirable
advertising medium. Rates given on application.
10«)2 GEO. P. ROWELL & GO'S
The Irish Democrat.
ONE OF THE BEST-KNOWN WEEKLY PAPERS OF THE METROPOLIS.
REPRESENTS IRISH NATIONAL SENTIMENTS IN IRELAND, AND
DEMOCRACY IN AMERICA.
Mail Subi^oriptious^: - One Year, - _ _ $2.50.
RATES OF ADVERTISING :
City Items 30 cents a line, i Business Notices 35 cents a line.
General Advertisements, 20 cents a line.
ROBERT WHITE, Publisher,
25 BEEKMAN STREET, ... NEW YORK.
The Houston Evening Post-
PUBLISHED AT
HOUSTON, -.-... TEXAS,
BY GAIL B. JOHNSON.
Subscription: Seventy-Five Cents per 3Iouth.
A bright, interesting dally journal. Contains the latest news from all quarters, and is
published in a centering point for nine railroads, and having a population of 23,000. It is an
excellent advertising medium, having a large and influential circulation, and is becoming
one of the best papers in Texas. For advertising rates address the publisher.
Thirty-Four.
A DEMOCRATIC WEEKLY, PUBLISHED EVERY WEDNESDAY AT
LAS CRUCES, - NEW MEXICO.
SUBSCRIPTION: SS A YEAR.
Advertising rates furnished on application to NEWMAN & ARNOLD, Editors and Prop'rs.
It is the leading paper of the Rio Grande Valley and the most popular and reliable journal in
the Territory. Its circulation is MORE GENERAL than that of any other Territorial paper.
Democratic in principle, it is the tool or organ of no party, but fearless in its exposition of
corruption among either its friends or foes. By a simple adherence to the truth under all
circumstances, and by publishing a paper for their subscribers rather than for their ex-
changes, the publishers have succeeded in making Thirty-Four an authority among the
people. It is nigh-toned in every respect, and does not permit the use of its columns for the
ventilation of personal spites or political enmities. The success with which it has met in
the past six months warrants the confident belief of the publishers that its circulation will
reach a thousand copies before the close of 1880. Present circulation, 540.
AN INTERNATIONAL. JOURNAL.
The Printer's^ Miscellany.
DEVOTED TO TYPOGRAPHY AND PHONOGRAPHY, AND ALL KINDRED ARTS.
Subscription Rates (Post-paid):
Canada, United States and Newfoundland, $1 ; United Kingdom, 4s. Sterling.
Only independent Typographic and Phonographic periodical in America. Has no con-
nection with any College, Advertising Agency, or Printers' Furnishing Warehouse. Has a
circulation of '2,000 copies monthly in Canada, United States, Great Britain, France,
Australia, New Zealand, New South Wales, Newfoundland, West India Islands, Africa and
South America. Sample cop'es ten cents. Advertising rates and any other information
may be had on application to
HUGH FIN LAY,
ST. JOHN, N. B., CANADA.
AMERICAN NEWSPAPER DIRECTORY. i<X»
Catholic Herald.
MICHAEL WALSH, EDITOR AND PUBLISHER. ROBERT WHITE, MANAGER,
THE BEST CATHOLIC PAPER IN AMERICA.
The Catholic Herald is, in a special manner, the organ of Catholics of all nationalities
on the Continent. Some of the most learned and scholarly dignitaries of the Church con-
tribute to its columns, and no effort is spared to make it an efficient aid to the Church in
the warfare with heresy and infidelity.
Office-25 BEEKMAN STREET, NEW YORK CITY.
ADVERTISING SCHEDULE:
General advertisements, 2.5 cts. a line; City items, 30 cts. a line ; Business notices 25 cts. aline.
The Port Huron Commercial.
ESTABLISHED IN 1849.
THE OLDEST PAPER IN THE SEVENTH CONGRESSIONAL DISTRICT. LARGE CIR-
CULATION IN ST. CLAIR COUNTY AND SARNIA, ONTARIO.
T-wo Editions Weekly. Sunday I^Ioi-uinar for City Circulation, and Wed-
nesday for Country Circulation.
THE ONLY RELIABLY DEMOCRATIC PAPER IN THE SEVENTH CONGRESSIONAL
DISTRICT.
'^ TALBOT & CO., PUBLISHERS,
PORT HURON, MICHIGAN.
St. Louis lllustj^ted Magazine.
ST. LOUIS MAGAZINE CO., PUBLISHERS.
Established in 1870.
WITH A CIRCULATION OF SIXTEEN THOUSAND COPIES, WHICH ITS
MERITS AS A PERIODICAL HAVE SECURED FOR IT, IT
STANDS FORWARD AS THE
FAVORITE 3IONTHLY OF THE WEST.
It is the peer of any similar publication in the East, and the best advertising medium in
the country.
Advertising Rates.— 25c. a line. Reading Notices, 40c. a line, each insertion.
Address ST. LOUIS MAGAZINE CO.,
213 NORTH EIGHTH STREET, ST. LOUIS, MISSOURI.
Santa Rosa Republican.
CITY OF SANTA ROSA, CALIFORNIA.
J. B. ARMSTRONG, EDITOR AND PUBLISHER.
Published in the most populous and best district of the State. Santa Rosa is about flfty
miles north of San Francisco, and the Republican's circulation of sixteen hundred and fifty
is in Sonoma and adjoining counties.
SUBSCRIPTION GROWING RAPIDLY.
THREE STEAM JOB .\ND NEWS PRESSES AND LARGE OUTFIT.
Um GEO. p. ROWELL & CO'S
Crip.
The Canadian "Puck."
ENLARGED TO EIGHT PAGES. CIRCULATION DOUBLED IN PAST EIGHT MONTHS.
AND STILL RAPIDLY INCREASING.
Only illustrated humorous paper published in Canada. Price, S2 per annum, payable
in advance. Best permanent advertising medium in Canada. Subscribers keep and bind it.
THE CANADIAN ILLUSTRATED SHORTHAND WRITER.
An independent monthlj- magazine of 16 pages. Devoted to all systems of Shorthand.
Price, Si per year ; 10c. per copy. Has received the highest euloglums from American
and English Phonographers.
BENGOUGH BROS., Puljlisliers, TORONTO, CANADA.
The Stockton Journal.
STRATTON & CO., PROPRIETORS.
STOCKTON, .... - MISSOURI.
A FIRST-CLAHSS WEEKLY OFFICIAL, PAPER.
DEVOTED TO THE INTERESTS OF CEDAR COUNTY.
NO BETTER PAPER FOR ADVERTISING IN MISSOURI.
Times and Expositor.
PUBLISHED DAILY AND WEEKLY.
ADRIAN, ... - MICHIGAN.
APPLEGATE & FEE, EDITORS AND PUBLISHERS.
The Oldest Paper in Southern IVIichigan. The Best Journal in this Seetiou.
THE ONLY DAILY IN THE SECOND CONGRESSIONAL DISTRICT.
AN UNRIVALLED ADVERTISING MEDIUM. RATES SUPPLIED ON
APPLICATION.
The Sunday Democrat.
ROBERT WHITE, Publisher.
ONE OF NEW YORK'S BEST SUNDAY PAPERS.
A JOURNAL OF NEWS, POLITICS AND LITERATURE.
OFFICE: 25 BEEKMAN STREET, NEW YORK CITY.
A POPULAR ADVERTISING MEDIUM.
Advertising: Rates:
General Advertisements, tJ5c. a line. City Items, 30c. a line. Business Notices, ^^e« a line.
AMERICAN NEWSPAPER DIRECTORY.
1005
The Beaver Watchman
IS PUBLISHED EVERY WEDNESDAY BY JOSEPH FIELD AT
BEAVER, UTAH.
TERMS OF SUBSCRIPTION:
ONE YEAR, $4.50.
A bright, enterprising journal, full of news— home and foreign— Literature, choice
miscellany, farm and garden, and household news, &c.
ADVERTISING:
1 Column, 1 year.
H
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1
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1
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.$80 fiO
1 year 45 00
1 year 2.5 liO
6 months 45 Oi)
6 months 25 00
6 months 15 00
3 months 25 00
3 months 15 00
1 Square— 10 lines or less— 9 woi'ds a line,
1 insertion 1 00
1 Square, 8 insertions 2 00
2 Squares, 1 insertion 1 50
2 Squares, 2 insertions 2 50
1 Square, 3 months 3 25
1 Square, 6 months 5 00
1 Square, 12 months 8 00
Thayer County Sentinel
AND
Belvidere Sentinel.
PUBLISHED AT HEBRON, NEBRASKA,
BY HOUSE & CO.
I.ieadiugr County Papers. All Home Papers. Combined Circulatiou 700.
T. L. CADWALLADER, EDITOR.
ADVERTISING SOLICITED.
Cooley's Weekly.
NORWICH,
CONNECTICUT.
FIFTY CENTS A YEAR, AND NO POSTAGE.
SIZE OF SHEET, 30x44 INCHES.
Cooley's Weekly has the largest circulation of any paper in Connecticut, daily or
weekly, religions or political. It equals also the largest in size. As an advertising me-
dium, therefore, it possesses advantages not offered by any other. Rates low.
The Poultry Bulletin.
A LARGE, FINELY- PRINTED AND ILLUSTRATED MONTHLY MAGAZINE, FOR POUL-
TRY, PIGEON AND PET STOCK FANCIERS.
It is the oldest journal of its class in the world. It penetrates to every part of the
United States and Canada, and has a large circulation in England.
It is Alive and Growing. It is Attractive and Popular.
ITS READERS BUY MORE BY MAIL, AND ADVERTISE MORE, THAN ANY OTHER
CLASS IN THE COUNTRY IN PROPORTION TO THEIR NUMBER.
Subscription: $l.tJ5, Yearly.
Advertising Rates Low.
ADDRESS POULTRY BULLETIN,
62 COURTLANDT STREET,
NEW YORK.
1006 GEO. P. ROWELL & GO'S
The Grocer.
AN INDEPENDENT PAPER FOR THE RETAILER.
Published Every Friday by the Grocer Publishing Company (liimited).
W. H. C. PRICE, Editor.
OFFICE: - 13 WEST BROADWAY, - NEW YORK.
The spiciest and most interesting commercial paper in the country. It embraces full
and complete reports of the Markets for Provisions and Groceries, corrected down to the
close of each issue. The ablest and best-known journal devoted to American Trade or
Commerce.
AN EXCEPTIONAIiLY DESIRABLE ADVERTISING MEDIUM.
Columbia Enterprise.
BY J. H. GARDNER & SON,
COLUMBIA, HENRY COUNTY, ALABAMA.
A SUPERIOR WEEKL.Y JOURNAL..
While It stands among the youngest of Alabama's papei-s, it is conceded to hold aplace
among the most vigorous and best. It is a sterling democratic representative of Henry
county, and in the State there are tevr newspapers that excel it in advertising value.
The Muskegon Chronicle.
MUSKEGON, ^^ - MICHIGAN.
DAILY AND WEEKLY EDITIONS.
WILLIAM M. HARFORD, Publisher.
POPULATION OF MUSKEGON, 12,000. THE "CHRONICLE" IS THE ONLY DAILY
PAPER PUBLISHED IN THE COUNTY, AND IS AN EXCELLENT
ADVERTISING MEDIUM.
Muskegon manufactures more lumber than any other one place in the world — the annual
cut being about 500,000,000 feet. It also contains numerous other manufactures in wood and
Iron, such as hames, patent kindling, curtain rollers, boxes, baskets and vrooden bowls,
engines and boilers, saws, sash, doors and blinds, railroad cars, &c. It is also the centre of
a very productive fruit belt, and annually ships large quantities of fruits.
Wine Dealers' Gazette.
AN ABLE COMMERCIAL MONTHLY.
SAN FRANCISCO, - - - . CALIFORNIA.
M. S. WHITING & CO., PUBLISHERS.
The ■WI^fE Dealers' Gazette is the acknowledged organ of the Wine and Liquor Trade.
Its circulation is larger than that of any other paper of its class. For general advertising it
is one of the best mediums on the Pacific Coast. For advertisements concerning the com-
mercial interests it represents, it far excels any other journal issued.
AMERICAN NEWSP.VPER DIRECTORY. 1007
Every Publisher
CAN AID US BY RECOMMENDING OUR FIRM TO SUCH OF HIS PATRONS AS MAY
DESIRE TO ADVERTISE BEYOND HIS IMMEDIATE VICINITY. WE RECEIVE
ADVERTISEMENTS FOR EVERY NEWSPAPER ISSUED IN AMERICA AT THE
LOWEST CASH RATES. CIRCULARS AND ESTIMATES FURNISHED
FREE, AND A LIBERAL COMMISSION ALLOWED TO PUB-
LISHERS ON ALL ORDERS FORWARDED BY THEM.
ADDRESS
OEO. P. ROWEIiL. & CO., NEWSPAPER ADVERTISING BUREAU,
10 Spruce St., New York.
The McLean Lens.
McLEAN, McLEAN COUNTY, ILLINOIS.
SCOTT & PAL.MER, PUBLISHERS.
A NEW AND VIGOROUS WEEKLY, PUBLISHED IN A VERY SUPERIOR LIVE-STOCK
AND GRAIN REGION.
It is the Best Channel Through AVhich Business can be Done With the
Thriving Community Which it Represents.
San Antorno Express.
DAIL.Y AND WEEKLY.
SAN ANTONIO, - - - - - - TEXAS.
LEADING NEWSPAPER IN WESTERN TEXAS.
Devoted esiieclally to the Work of Developing the Resources of Western Texas.
RATES OF SUBSCRIPTION:
DAILY.
One year 810 00
Six months 5 50
Tkree months 3 00
WEEKLY.
One year f 1 75
Six months 100
Tln-ee n^onths 0 75
SAMPLE SENT FREE TO ANY ADDRESS.
EXPRESS PRINTING COMPANY, San Antonio, Texas.
Danvers Mirror.
EVERY SATURDAY.
DANVERS, -_ MASSACHUSETTS.
C. H. SHEPARD & CO., PROPRIETORS.
Terms of Subscription: S3 per Annum.
The Mirror is a neat, newsy, family journal, with a good circulation, and is one of the
best mediums for advertising in this section of the country. Is printed all at home, at the
Mirror Job Printing Office. The Mirror was established in 18/0, and has lived and pros-
pered while a half-dozen others have set up and failed. Is the only paper published in
Danvers, a town of 6,500 inhabitants, engaged in farming, and the manufacture of leather,
shoes, brick and iron. The paper is well supported by local patronage, and is every waj' on
a thoroughly sound basis.
ADVERTISING RATES REASONABLE.
1008 UEO. P. ROWELL & CO'S
Katahdin Kalendar.
PUBLISHED WEEKLY AT
SHERMAN, - - ' - - MAINE.
The Katahdin Kalendar is recognized as an
EXCELIiENT AND VERY POPULAR LOCAL. JOURNAL.
As an advertising medium IT CAN DO MUCH GOOD for advertisers at a distance, the best
proof of which is not only in the verdict of distant advertisers who have
already used its columns, but in the steady patronage
bestowed on it by the local comnmnity.
KALENDAR PUBLISHING COMPANY.
Lambton Advocate.
AN EIGHT-PAGE, LOCAL, FAMILY NEWSPAPER ; ILLUSTRATED ; PUBLISHED
WEEKLY AT
ARKONA, ONTARIO, CANADA.
THIS TOWN IS THE CENTRE OF THE WEALTHIEST AND FINEST AGRICUL-
TURAL AND FRUIT-GROWING DISTRICT IN WESTERN ONTARIO.
The Advocate is thoroughly indepeuileut, radical and fearless in its assertions,
and furnishes about double the amount of reading matter of any other paper in the section.
These facts are sufficient guarantees of its influence and circulation, which are far in
advance of any paper published in this extensive district.
Royal Gazette and Newfoundland
Advertiser.
ST. JOHN'S, NEAVFOUNDLAND.
Established upwards of 70 years ago (liaA'ing been first issued in 1S07).
Is the Official Organ of the Government, and, being the channel through which the Acts of
the Legislature, &c., are brought before the public, it circulates throughout the
Island among the office-holders and others connected with the Gov-
ernment, as well as among parties engaged in trade, &c.
RATES OF ADVERTISING :
Notices, not exceeding 12 lines, Si .50 s two or more squares,of 12 lines each, first insertion,
per square, 5^1 ; and for each subsequent insertion, one-third of first charge; but where lonn
advertisenients are continued three months or more, a considerable reduction will be made.
J. C. WITHERS, Proprietor and Publisher.
The Gazette on file at office of Messrs. Geo. P. Rowell & Co., 10 Spruce St., New York, Agent.s.
America.
A WEEKLY JOURNAL, OF 310I)ERN PROGRESS.
PUBLISHED EVERY SATURDAY AT
13 WEST BROAD^VAY, - - - NEW YORK,
BY PRICE Si. CO.
Subscription Price: T^vo Dollars a Year.
America gives each week full and accurate reports of the ijroceedings of the United
States International Commission for holding the VVorld's Fair of 18S3 in the City of
New York, and is sent to thousands of the best people in this country. No better adver-
tising medium to the extent of its circulation exists. Advertising rates on application.
AiVIERICAN NEWSPAPER DIRECTORY. 1009
Every Publisher
CAN AID US BY RECOMMENDING OUR FIRM TO SUCH OF HIS PATRONS AS MAY
DESIRE TO ADVERTISE BEYOND HIS IMMEDIATE VICINITY. WE RECEIVE
ADVERTISEMENTS FOR EVERY NEWSPAPER ISSUED IN AMERICA AT THE
LOWEST CASH RATES. CIRCULARS AND ESTIMATES FURNISHED
FREE, AND A LIBERAL COMMISSION ALLOWED TO PUB-
LISHERS ON ALL ORDERS FORWARDED BY THEM.
ADDRESS
GEO. P. ROWEL.L. & CO., NEWSPAPER ADVERTISING BUREAU,
10 Spruce St., New York.
Coos Bay News.
MARSHFIELD, . . . - . OREGON,
J. M. SIGLIN AND J. W. BENNETT, Editors and Proprietors.
An Able and Attractive Weekly. Circulation Nine Hundred.
The Coos Bay News has long ranked as one of Oregon's best papers, and its columns
form the best medium for reaching a populous, progressive and rapidly improving section.
Daily and Weekly Recorder.
GIVE MORE NEWS FOR THE LEAST MONEY OF ANY PUBLICATIONS IN THE COUNTY,
THE DAILY RECORDER
Has the widest circulation of any other daily in Southern Wisconsin, and is published each
morning except Sunday, always giving the latest and most reliable news.
THE WEEKLY RECORDER
Is the best local paper in the County, having a circulation of eleven hundred, and new sub-
scribers are being added to the list daily.
Daily, $5 per Year; W^eekly, $1.23 per Year.
VEEDER & LEONARD, PUBLISHERS,
JANESVIL.L.E, WISCONSIN.
Lebanon Anti-Monopolist.
HORACE ADDIS, PUBLISHER.
LEBANON, MISSOURI.
The Lebanon Anti-Monopolist is the uncompromising champion of the rights of; the
producing and toiUng masses of our country, and, as such, it works for the success of' the
Greenback-Labor party. It has taken a straight-forward course in favor of the people and
against monopolies of all kinds, and by this means has gained a circulation in South Blis-
souri among an intelligent class of farmers and mechanics unequalled by any paper in the
State, and offers the best inducements to advertisers of any paper in this part of the State.
It has recently been enlarged to an eight-column paper, size 26x40, and is making the fight
hotter than ever. Subscription SI.IJd per annum. Advertising rates made known on
application. Address
HORACE ADDIS, Publisher, LEBANON, MO,
64
1010 GEO. P. ROWELL & GO'S
The Joplin Daily News.
JOPLIN, ... ^ MISSOURI.
PETER SCHNUR, PROPRIETOR.
Published Every Afteruoou, Except Siiiiday.
Is the oldest daily paper in the city, and has a larger bona fide circulation than any daily
paper published in Southwest Missouri, inakinf< it a flrst-class advertising
medium. Advertising rates furnished on application.
Subscription: Daily, S8 per Year; Subscription to ^VEERI.Y MINING
NEWS, W'-Z per Veur.
Joplin is a lead mining city of 12,000 inhabitants, surrounded by a rich farming country
and an intelligent, enterprising and progressive comnumity.
THE BEST PAPER IN THE RICHEST SECTION OF CANADA.
The London Herald.
DAILY AND WEEKLY.
LONDON, ONTARIO.
M . D . DAWSON & CO.
FOR MANY YEARS THE "HERALD" HAS POSSESSED THE DISTINCTION OF BEING
THE MOST EXCELLENT JOURNAL IN WESTERN ONTARIO.
Carnett Plaindealer.
GARNETT, ANDERSON COUNTY, KANSAS.
KAUFFMAN A WICKERSHAM, Editors aud Publishers.
AN INFLUENTIAL REPUBLICAN NEWSPAPER, DEVOTED TO GENERAL, LOCAL
AND POLITICAL NEWS.
ESTABLISHED IN 1865.
The Caro Citizen.
REPUBLICAN IN POLITICS ; PUBLISHED WEEKLY, THURSDAY ; CIRCULATION JUNE 1, 1,097.
CARO, TUSCOLA COUNTY, MICHIGAN.
ROBERT S. TOLAND AND FRED. S. WHEAT, EDITORS AND PROPRIETORS.
Tlie Citizen is a live family joui-nal, quarto size, of fifty-six columns, and is devoted to
general news, miscellany, market reix)rts, etc. ; a specialty is made of agricultural and
county news, and it is conceded to be one of the ablest and best local newspapers in North-
ern Michigan. Published in a rich agricultural district, it offers advantages to business
men and others who wish to reach the farmers and business men of Tuscola county. It has
on its subscription books the names of over seven hundred farmers, resident in what is
known as "The Thumb of the Michigan Mitten," and on June 1, 188U, it had a total circula-
tion of 1,097 copies, of which not to exceed fifteen per eent., go outside of Tuscola county,
and list increasing daily. Circulation considered, advertising rates very low, and adver-
tisements are so set up that every word and line is clear, distinct and readable, and the
advertising columns are so arranged as to greatly enhance their value. Advertising rates
will be promptly furnished at our ottice or by mail, by stating amount of space wanted in
inches or lines and length of time desired. Specimen copies for examination cheerfully
furnished when desired, without charge.
AMERICAN NEWSPAPER DIRECTORY. 1011
Established 18*22.
Rockingham Register.
PUBLISHED EVERY THURSDAY BY GILES DEVIER & CO.
HARRISONBURG, VIRGINIA.
The oldest Democratic paper in the Shenandoah Valley of Virginia, now in its fifty-eighth
year. Has a weekly circulation of 1,6(J0.
Subscription Price, !*2.00 per Year, in Advance.
THE BEST ADVERTISING MEDIUM IX THE VALLEY. ADVERTISING RATES LOW.
The Nashville (Tenn.) American.
Circulation : Daily, S,000 ; Semi-Weekly, 500 ; Weekly, 12,000.
IS WIDELY DISTRIBUTED THROUGH ALABAMA, GEORGIA, 3IISSISSIPPI, KEN-
TUCKY, ARKANSAS, AND TEXAS, BESIDES GOING INTO
EVERY PART OF TENNESSEE.
Advertisers can reach more readers exclusively through the American, than through
many other publications differently situated with greater circulation, because it enjoys a
field of its own.
Calhoun Reporter.
PITTSBORO, MISSISSIPPI.
PUBLISHED EVERY WEEK.
THEODORE P. GIBBS, .---.-. PUBLISHER.
The Calhoun Reporter is a popular newspaper, wielding much influence in a desirable
region of Mississippi, and may with justice recommend itself as a superior advertising
medium.
Texas Baptist Herald.
PUBLISHED AT
HOUSTON, TEXAS,
BY LINK & .lOHNSTON.
At $2.00 per Year, in Advance.
The Herald circulates in every organized county in this State, and in every State in the
Union. It is read by a well-to-do people. It takes special pains to keep out all bogus or
fraudulent advertising. Will forward all orders for parties desiring to invest in articles
advertised in its columns, thus securing the parties against fraud and encouraging orders.
These things place the Herald among the best, if not the very best, advertising mediums in
this State for those advertisers who propose fair dealing, but it is the wrong medium for
the trickster.
ADVERTISING AT FAIR RATES. CONTRACTS FOR SPACE SOLICITED.
1012 GEO. P. ROWELL & CO'S
Lewiston Journal
LEWISTON, MAINE.
DAILY AND WEEKLY.
CIRCULATION LARGER THAN THAT OF ANY OTHER BUSINESS, AGRICULTURAL
OR NEWS PAPER IN MAINE, AND ONE OF THE BEST ADVER-
TISING MEDIUMS IN NEW ENGLAND.
The new Census Reports make the population of Lewiston and Auburn, which are
practically one city, over 31,000, and the Journal is the only daily.
NELSON DINGLE Y, Jr., & CO., Proprietors.
Home and Farm
HAS A PAID SUBISCRIPTION OF ONE HUNDRED THOUSAND.
A SEMI-MONTHLY JOURNAL. Published on the First and Fifteenth of each Month by
B. F. AVERY & SONS.
The Best Advertising Medium in the United States, having the largest sub-
scription and circulation of any paper South of the Ohio River, and a larger subscription
than any agricultural paper in the world. Home and Farm circulates among the best class
of Farmers and Planters in every section, as well as Merchants, Mechanics and Prof essional
Men, and the publishers believe that over 500,000 READERS examine the columns
of Home and Farm every two weeks. No advertisements of a doubtful character received
at any price. Advei'tising Rates.— 75 cents per line for less than half inch space, each
Insertion ; $8 per inch for all advertisements of half inch or larger space, each insertion ;
Reading Notices, 90 cents per line. Eight words make a line Nonpareil type — Agate only
used when set in electros ; twelve lines to the inch. No extra charge for cuts, display, or
changes. Cuts must not exceed thirteen ems Pica (2 1-6 inches) in width for single column ;
and all electrotypes must have solid metal bodies, otherwise advertisers will be charged
for reblocklng from those sent on wood bodies. Published eight days in advance of dates.
B. F. AVERY & SONS, Publishers, LOUISVILLE, KY.
Venango Spectator.
PUBLISHED WEEKLY AT
FRANKLIN, PENNSYLVANIA.
A. P. WHITAKER, PROPRIETOR.
TERMS : $1.50 PER YEAR, IN ADVANCE.
ADVERTISING RATES LIBERAL, AND WILL BE FURNISHED ON APPLICATION,
For thirty years the Spectator has not failed to speak out boldly in favor of right, and
in condemnation of wrong, politically and socially. In politics it is Democratic ; in all
things just and liberal.
The Daily Ontario
AND
Ontario Chronicle.
PUBLISHED AT BELLEVILLE, ONTARIO, CANADA,
BY THOS. S. CARMAN.
The Daily Ontario was establisbed in the year 1870 as the Organ of the Reform Pai-ty;
since that date it has surely and steadily worked its way onward, gaining circulation and
influence, which render it second to no other newspaper in Central Canada as an advertis-
ing medium. The advertising rates will be found very moderate when circulation is con-
sidered. Subscription rate : $5.00 per annum, in advance.
The Ontario Chronicle (established in 184(j), is published every Friday morning and
reaches almost every post-office in Ontario and Quebec. Circulating as it does among the
best farmers and merchants in country places, it cannot fall to be a first-class medium for
all classes of advertising. Subscription rate : $1.50.
AMERICAN NEWSPAPER DIRECTORY. 1013
Every Publisher
CAN AID US BY RECOMMENDING OUR FIRM TO SUCH OF HIS PATRONS AS MAY
DESIRE TO ADVERTISE BEYOND HIS IMMEDIATE VICINITY. WE RECEIVE
ADVERTISEMENTS FOR EVERY NEWSPAPER ISSUED IN AMERICA AT THE
LOWEST CASH RATES. CIRCULARS AND ESTIMATES FURNISHED
FREE, AND A LIBERAL COMMISSION ALLOWED TO PUB-
LISHERS ON ALL ORDERS FORWARDED BY THEM.
ADDRESS
GEO. P. ROWELL &; CO., NEWlHiPAPER ADVERTISING BUREAU,
10 Spruce St., Nov York.
The Chautauqua Democrat.
PUBLISHED WEEKLY.
JAMESTOIVN, NEW YORK.
A. B. FLETCHER, PROPRIETOR.
The Chautauqua Democrat, published in a State abounding w^ith excellent papers, has
long been conspicuous for its superior merits as a newspaper and as an advertising
medium.
Its Circulation (Reaching from Two Thousand to Tweuty-five Hundred)
Includes the AVealthy Farmers, Professional Men and
Best Citizens of Chautauqua County.
The St. Paul Globe
IS A MORNING PAPER, PUBLISHED EVERY , DAY IN THE YEAR, SUNDAYS AND
HOLIDAYS INCLUDED.
It has Full Associated Press Privileges, is a First-Class Paper, aud the
Only Democratic Daily Paper in the State of Minnesota.
THE " GLOBE " ALSO PUBLISHES A WEEKLY WITH A WIDE CIRCULATION
THROUGHOUT THE NORTHWEST.
Daily Subscription Rate: 70 Cents per 3Iouth. Without Sunday Edition,
60 Cents per Month. Weekly, Si. 13 per Year.
All Editions Postage Paid.
H. P. HALL, - . - - PROPRIETOR,
ST. PAUL, MINNESOTA.
Cainesville Hesperian.
DAILY AND WEEKLY.
CHARLES M. BAILY & CO., EDITORS AND PUBLISHERS.
GAINESVILLE, TEXAS.
The Daily Hesperian Is issued every morning except Sunday.
IT IS ONE OF THE 3IOST POPULAR DAILIES IN THIS SECTION.
THE WEEKLY IS UNQUESTIONABLY ONE OF THE BEST JOURNALS OF THE STATE.
Gainesville is an important trade centre aud an entrepot for the cattle trade. Few
papers in Texas are better channels for advertising.
1014 GEO. r. ROWELL & GO'S
Established 1847.
Joliet Republican.
DAILY AND WEEKLY, AND SUNDAY EDITION.^.
ONLY MORNING PAPER IN CITY. ALL HOME PRINT. LARGEST CIRCULATION.
Circulates Anions: a Thrifty Class of Farmers, l>Iechanics and
Manufacturers, m ho are Cash Buyers.
RATES F O 11 ADVERTISING LOW.
ROBERT MANN WOODS ; - PUBLISHERS. - - { JOHN WOODS.
JOLIET, ILLINOIS.
St. Louis Times.
ESTABLISHED 1866.
DAILY, WEEKLY AND TRI- WEEKLY. CIRCULATING LARGELY IN MISSOURI,
ILLINOIS, KENTUCKY, ARKANSAS, TEXAS, KANSAS AND IOWA.
Special Rates Ma«le to Advertisers on Application.
J. H. R. CUNDIFF, PUBLISHER.
ST. LOUIS, MISSOURI.
South Florida Citizen.
APOPKA, ORANGE COUNTY. FLORIDA.
BY WILLIS M. RUSSELL.
The South Florida Citizen is published weekly in the
GREAT ORANGE REGION,
And there is no better channel to reach the communities of an important and desirable
section of Florida. The advertising columns of this excellent journal will yield abundant
fruit to the advertising public.
Daily Morning & Weekly Times.
ZANESVILLE, OHIO.
W. W. PYLE, EDITOR: E. R. SULLIVAN, BUSINESS MANAGER.
Politics— Kepublican. Oflicial Organ.
The Daily Times is a seven-column paper, with fullest Associated and Special Dis^
patches, and an able corps of editors and reporters. It circulates through all the adjoining
counties.
The Weekly Times is a twelve-page, sixty-column paper. Established tliirty years ago,
and is the recognized home, local and family paper of the county. An advertisement in
these two papers will reach more persons than one inserted in any other paper in this
section.
AMERICAN NEWSPAPER DIRECTORY. 1U15
The Louisville Post.
LOUISVILLE, KENTUCKY.
CHARLES E. SEARS, EDWARD F. MADDEN, EDITORS.
The "Post" is the Ouly Evening Paper in this City of 175,000 Inhabitants.
IT HAS A CIRCULATION IN THE CITY LESS THAN ONE DAILY ONLY. FOR THE
CITY AND VICINITY IT IS THE BEST ADVERTISING MEDIUM
PUBLISHED IN LOUISVILLE.
Sample copies mailed promptly. Address
THE POST.
110 2 AVEST JEFFERSON STREET, LOUISVILLE, KY.
1836. 1S80.
THE BEST ADVERTISING MEDIUM IN SOUTHERN ILLINOIS IS
The Alton Telegraph.
WEEKLY ESTABLISHED ISSfi. DAILY ESTABLISHED 1861.
Published in a City of 1-5,000 and a County of 60,000 Inhabitants.
Only Republican Daily in the Seventeenth Congressional District.
LARGEST CIRCULATION OF ANY PAPER SOUTH OF SPRINGFIELD.
"W. T. NORTON, Proprietor, ALTON, ILLINOIS.
Established ISoS.
New Jersey Freie Zeitung.
B. PRIETH, Proprietor. EUGENE SEEGER, Editor.
PRICE OF SUBSCRIPTION:
Daily and Erzaehler, S9.00 a Year; Weekly Edition, S'^.OO a Year.
NEWARK, NEW JERSEY.
The large German population of Newark ( from 40,000 to 50.(HX)) and of the surrounding country,
tends to make the New Jersey Freie Zeitung, with a circulation exceeding that of any"
other daily paper in the State except one, an Excellent Advertising Medium.
DER ERZAEHLER.
(Sunday Paper of the N. J. Freie Zeitung) is published every Sunday morning.
NEW JERSEY FREIE ZEITUNG (Weekly Edition) is issued every Thursday,
R vtes Furnished on Application to the Publisher.
Oswego Daily and Weekly
Palladium.
OSWEGO, NEW YORK.
ESTABLIfSHED 1S19.
The oldest and best papers in northern New York ; take full associated press dispatches ;
have subscribers of over 5U years' standing. The Daily Palladium has a larger circulation
than any daily paper published north of the New York Central Railroad. Will make con-
tracts for advertising based on circulation, we to submit proof of circulation which will
be satisfactory to advertiser. No electrotypes used, and no contracts made for special
position.
PALLADIUM PRINTING COMPANY, PUBLISHERS.
lOlrt GEO. P. ROWELL & CO'S
The Newark Daily Journal
AND
The Newark Weekly Journal.
PUBLISHED AT
NETVARK, __ NEW JERSEY.
WILLIAM B. GUILD, PUBLISHER AND PROPRIETOR, No. 184 MARKET STREET.
Terms: Daily, S8; Weekly, Si'i per Annum, in Advance.
The Journal is the leading democratic newspaper of New Jersey, and the largest aud
most widely-circulated in Essex County, among a population of about 200,000 inhabitants.
The combined circulation of the Journal is greater than that of any other publication in
the State. The Weekly Journal circulates in every county in New Jersey.
Sedalia Democrat.
DAILY AND WEEKLY.
SEDALIA, ' ' ^ ' ' MISSOURI.
Outside of St. Louis, few Missouri dailies occupy a position higher than that of the
Sedalia Democrat. It is the ONLY MORNING DAILY, between St. Louis
and Kansas City, that takes the Pt^ess dispatches.
The Avei'agre Circulation of the Daily is 1,400 : of the W'eeklj-, 1,100.
DEMOCRATIC IN POLITICS.
SEDALIA DE3IOCRAT CO.. Puhlishers.
JOHN D. RUSSELL, Business Manager.
The Dover Enquirer.
LIBBEY & CO., PUBLISHERS.
DOVER, NEW HAMPSHIRE.
A FAMILY NEWSPAPER. DEVOTED TO LITERATURE, POLITICS AND AGRICULTURE.
Terms: S'^ l>er Annum: Si. -50 if Paid in Advance.
The Enquirer is the largest and best established paper in Southeastern New Hampshire,
and the best patronised by advertisers of any in the State.
The Anzeiger.
Daily and Weekly.
DAYTON, --.--- OHIO.
MOOSBRUGGER BROS., PROPRIETORS.
The "Anzeiger" has a Larsre Circulation
Among the numerous German population of Dayton and surrounding counties, and is there-
fore a very popular advertising medium. Rates furnished on application.
AMERICAN NEWSPAPER DIRECTORY. 1017
Every Publisher
CAN AID US BY RECOMMENDING OUR FIRM TO SUCH OF HIS PATRONS AS MAY
DESIRE TO ADVERTISE BEYOND HIS IMMEDIATE VICINITY. WE RECEIVE
ADVERTISEMENTS FOR EVERY NEWSPAPER ISSUED IN AMERICA AT THE
LOWEST CASH RATES. CIRCULARS AND ESTIMATES FURNISHED
FREE, AND A LIBERAL COMMISSION ALLOWED TO PUB-
LISHERS ON ALL ORDERS FORWARDED BY THEM.
ADDRESS
GEO. P. ROWELL & CO., NEWSPAPER ADVERTISING BUREAU,
10 Spruce St., New York.
Mattoon Journal.
DAILY AND WEEKLY.
MATTOON, - - - - . ILLINOIS.
WOODS & PURTIIiL., PUBLISHERS.
THE DAILY JOURNAL
Is a moi'ning dally, and Is an enterprising local paper, giving the city news and county
intelligence earlier than any other paper in Coles County. It also has
able Editorials on Local, State and National questions.
THE WEEKLY JOURNAL
Is well known as one of the best weekly papers in tlie State, and the two editions are
among the best advertising mediums embraced in the Illinois Press.
1804. Established 76 Years. 1880.
The Western Sun.
VINCENNES, INDIANA.
DAILY AND WEEKLY
Oldest, Largest and Best Local Paper in Indiana. Largest circulation within 50 miles of
Vincennes. embracing 12 fertile counties of Indiana and Illinois. Rates reasonable.
ROYAL. E. PURCEL.L,, Editor and Proprietor.
The Press-
BRYAN, OHIO.
ISSUED EVERY THURSDAY. A STERLING REPUBLICAN WEEKLY.
*' THE BRYAN PRESS" RANKS AS ONE OF OHIO'S BEST PAPERS.
It is both the largest and the oldest paper in the northwestern part of the State, and its
actual circulation Is 1,848 copies every week. It is not co-operative in advertising,
though " patents " are used. No section in Ohio can boast of a better advertising medium.
S. GILLIS AND E. M. OGLE, EDITORS, Publishers and Proprietors.
1018 GEO. P. ROWELL & GO'S
QUARTO SHEET.
Boston Evening Transcript.
The Family Newspaper of the city. The principal medium for advertisiiiE? real estate,
hotels, board, wants, and every subject in which ladies or the family are interested.
Advevtisiug Rates Very Reasonable. Subscription, by mail, SlO per Anniiiii.
AVEEKLY TRANSCRIPT.
Subscription, $'i per Annum, in Advance.
SEND FOR SAMPLE COPY.
BOSTON TRANSCRIPT CO., 3i I Washinirton St., Boston, Mass.
Established 50 Years. Wm. Durant, Treasurei-.
The Winsted Herald.
An Eight-Column Folio, published in the thriving village of
West "Winsted, Liitchfield Co., Conn.,
ON FRIDAY OF EACH WEEK.
Does not, as a rule, make a practice of soliciting advertising,
being usuallj' well supplied witli all it can well find room for
without doing so, and only appears here now in response to an
urgent invitation from the publishers of the Directory, ■with
whom it has done a satisfactory business for many years, and
who pay their bills with a promptness that is truly refreshing.
But, seeing that we shall be asked to pay for the space we occupy, we may as well say
that the Winsted Herald has an average circulation of 2,0U0 copies, about double that of
any other of the nine newspapers in the county, and (if report be true) about four times as
great a circulation as most of them. Its rates for advertising are so low that we are almost
ashamed to announce them : 75c. per square, 1 week ; Sl.35 per square, 1 month ; $8 per
square, 1 year. Special rates and specimen copies furnished on application. The subsciip-
tion price of the Herald Is S'^i P^i' year, and all papers stoji when pay runs out.
J. H. VAILL, Editor and Business Manager, West Winsted, Conn.
The Clifton Springs Press.
PUBLISHED BY HARRY C. BURDICK AT
CLIFTON SPRINGS, » - - - NEW YORK.
Subscription: S<1.00 per Annum, in Advance.
ONE OF THE BEST ADVERTISING MEDIUMS IN THIS SECTION. IT IS A BRIGHT, IN-
TERESTING PAPER, WELL ESTABLISHED, EN.JOYING A WIDE CIRCULATION.
Advertising Rates Fnrnished on Application to the Publisher.
Wall Lake Journal.
AN INDEPENDENT PAPER. PUBLISHED EVERY THURSDAY AT
WALL LAKE, SAC COUNTY, IOWA,
BY FRANK L. DENNIS.
SUBSCRIPTION: $1.50 PER YEAR.
A bright, interesting journal, full of news— home and foreign— choice miscellany, &c.
It has a steadily-increasing circulation, and is a desirable advertising medium.
ADVERTISING RATES FURNISHED ON APPLICATION.
AMERICAN NEWSPAPER DIRECTORY. 1019
The Most Popular Newspaper Published in Allen County, Ohio.
The Democratic Times.
LIMA, OHIO.
O. B. SELFRIDGE, Jr. & CO., PUBLISHERS.
The circulation of the Democratic Times is :30 per cent, larger than that of any other
paper published in Allen county, rendering it the
Most Valuable 3Ieriiuin for Advertising in Northw^estern Ohio.
EVERY DESCRIPTION OF JOB PRINTING NEATLY AND PROMPTLY DONE.
O. B. SELFRIDGE, .Ir., EDITOR.
The Stoughton Sentinel.
CIRCTL.ATION: ------ 1,000 COPIES.
THE ONLY PAPER IN A LIVE BOOT-MANUFACTURING TOWN OF 5,000 INHAB-
ITANTS, AND CONSEQUENTLY TO ADVERTISE IN ITS COLUMNS IS
THE ONLY WAY TO EFFECTUALLY REACH ITS CITIZENS.
A. P. SMITH. Editor and Publisher.
STOUGHTON, MASSACHUSETTS.
The Malvern Meteor.
PUBLISHED EVERY SATURDAY BY J. P. HENDERSON, EDITOR AND PROPRIETOR. AT
MALVERN, ARKANSAS.
Terms of Subscription: ^1.50 per Annum, Payable in Advance.
AN EXCELLENT ADVERTISING MEDIUM. IS FULL OF NEWS. BRIGHT AND ENTER-
PRISING, AND HAS A STEADILY-INCREASING CIRCULATION.
Advertising Rates Furnished on Application.
La Smiora.
A SPANISH AND ENGLISH WEEKLY.
PUBLISHED BY CHARLES H. TULLY.
This paper was established in October, 1879, with a view to advance American interests
in Sonora, Mexico. It is published in the English and Spanish languages. It contains all
the reliable Mexican news of interest. Also easy lessons in Spanish for those wishing to
acquire that language in a short time.
LiA SONORA has a Large Circulation in Arizona, Neir Mexico, aud
Northern 3Iexican States.
PARTIES WISHING TO EXTEND THEIR TRADE INTO NORTHERN MEXICO WILL
FIND "LA SONORA" THE BEST ADVERTISING MEDIUM.
RATES VERY MODERATE.
Address all letters to CHARLES H. Tl LLY, Editor and Proprietor.
TUCSON, ARIZONA.
1020 GEO. P. ROWELL & CO'S
THE BEST ADVERTISING MEDIUMS IN SPRINGFIELD, MASSACHUSETTS, ARE THE
SPRINGFIELD (MASS.)
Daily and Weekly Union.
THE DAILY UNION,
Because it circulates more papers and is taken by more families in Springfield, Mass., and
within 25 miles, than any other paper published.
THE SPRINGFIELD (MASS.) WEEKLY UNION,
Because it has a larger circulation and is taken by more farmers than any other weekly
paper in Massachusetts out of Boston.
FOR RATES ADDRESS
GEO. p. ROWELL & CO., ADVERTISING AGENTS, NEW YORK CITY.
ewark Democrat.
PUBLISHED EVERY WEDNESDAY BY THE DEMOCRAT PUBLISHING COMPANY AT
NEWARK, OHIO.
Terms of Subscription (in Advance): One Copy, One Year, $1.50,
The Democrat is a la*-ge, handsome journal, full of news, politics, etc., and is one of
the best advertising mediums in this section, having a circulation of 2,000.
RATES FURNISHED ON APPLICATION.
J. P. BARR. W. SCHOYER. E. A. MYERS.
The Pittsburgh Post.
PUBLISHED DAILY AND WEEKLY AT
PITTSBURGH, PENNSYLVANIA.
CIRCULATION :
DAILY 8,300
WEEKLY 11,700
DURING THE COMING PRESIDENTIAL CAMPAIGN THE ABOVE CIRCULATION WILL
BE MORE THAN DOUBLED.
The Post is the only Democratic paper published in Pittsburgh, and the only Democratic
daily journal published in Western Pennsylvania. It reaches thousands of readers who
cannot be reached through any other medium.
JAS. P. BARR »fe CO.. PUBLISHERS.
Buffalo Sunday News.
PUBLISHED AT THE SUNDAY NEWS BUILDING,
MAIN STREET, - BUFFALO, - NEW YORK.
EDWARD H. BUTLER, EDITOR AND PROPRIETOR.
J^= The Sunday News has the largest circulation of any paper in the State outside of
New York Citv. (!irculation 15,000 (Sworn to). Advertising rates made known on
application. Terms : By mail, $3.50 per year, strictly in advance. Single copies 5 cents.
II:^"The Sunday News is a large, four-page paper of forty columns, and circulates in
four States and the Dominion of Canada on the day of publication. The Sunday News
<3ontains a great variety of late, newsy and interesting reading matters, articles on local
and general topics, and it is the only paper in Buffalo which receives special telegrams
each Saturday night, in addition to the regular Associated Press dispatches. Late news
and special matter form a feature of the paper.
lit^~THE Sunday News is the only paper in Buffalo that occupies the entire building
from which it is Issued. Its offices, the handsomest in the city, are illuminated with the
•electric light.
AMERICAN NEWSPAPER DIRECTORY. 1021
Every Publisher
CAN AID US BY RECOMMENDING OUR FIRM TO SUCH OF HIS PATRONS AS MAY
DESIRE TO ADVERTISE BEYOND HIS IMMEDIATE VICINITY. WE RECEIVE
ADVERTISEMENTS FOR EVERY NEWSPAPER ISSUED IN AMERICA AT THE
LOWEST CASH RATES. CIRCULARS AND ESTIMATES FURNISHED
FREE, AND A LIBERAL COMMISSION ALLOWED TO PUB-
LISHERS ON ALL ORDERS FORWARDED BY THEM,
ADDRESS
GEO. P. ROWELL, »fc CO., NEWSPAPER ADVERTISING BUREAU,
10 Sprtice St., Ne^v York.
The Daily Register
IS ISSUED EVERY AFTERNOON AT 4 O'CLOCK AT
HUDSON, COLUMBIA COUNTY, NEW YORK.
The Register is the only paper in this city, and the only evening paper between New
York and Albany that receives the telegraphic reports of the Associated Press, or, in fact,
any telegraphic news reports. This in part accounts for its
GREAT POPULARITY AND WIDE CIRCULATION.
Is the official paper of the city. It has the largest circulation ever attained by any daily
journal on the Hudson river, and is the
BEST ADVERTISING MEDIUM IN EASTERN NEW YORK.
THE 'WEEKLY GAZETTE
Has a larger number of bona fide subscribers than any other two papers published in Colum-
bia county. Official paper of the county. Read weekly by over ten
thousand persons. Good advertising medium.
M. PARKER WILLIAMS, EDITOR AND PROPRIETOR.
Western Live Stock Journal.
PUBLISHED DAILY AT
EAST ST. LOUIS, ILLINOIS.
WILL BE SENT FREE OF CHARGE BY APPLYING TO ANY COMMISSION FIRM AT
THE STOCK YARDS IN THIS CITY.
CIRCUI.ATION, 4,000.
The Only Paper of the K.ind Published in the Mississippi Vallej'.
ADVERTISEMENTS INSERTED ON FAVORABLE TERMS.
Geo. p. Rowell & Co., Agents.
H. D. O'BRIEN, PUBLISHER.
THE OLDEST AND BEST.
The Lancaster Daily Examiner.
ESTABLISHED 1856. S5.00 PER ANNUM.
The Lancaster Weekly Examiner.
ESTABLISHED 1828. S2.00 PER ANNUM.
The Lancaster Farmer.
ESTABLISHED 1869. $1.00 PER ANNUM.
They all recommend themselves. Adrertising rates furnished on application.
JOHN A. HIESTAND, PROPRIETOR. LANCASTER, PENNSYLVANIA.
1022 GEO. P. ROWELL & GO'S
Hudson County Democrat.
PUBLISHED EVERY SATURDAY AT
HOBOKEN, NEW JERSEY.
Hudson County Journal.
PUBLISHED EVERY SATURDAY AT - - HOBOKEN, N. J.
Siibsoi-iptioii lor either: $1.00 per Year.
BAYER & KAUFMAN, PUBLISHERS.
The Democrat was established in 1854. Is an excellent Advertising Medium. Circulation 4,000.
Of the Journal two editions are issued simultaneously— one in German and the other
in English. Subscription for German edition $2.00 per year. Circulation 4,500.
ADVERTISING RATES FURNISHED ON APPLICATION.
Republican Journal.
BELFAST, ------ MAINE.
Few weeklies in the United States, outside of the chief cities, have so large a circulation
as the Republican Journal It is one of the leading democratic papers of Maine, and cir-
culates especially in V^aldo, Knox, Lincoln and Hancock Counties.
Belfast has considerable foreign and domestic commerce, and is engaged largely in the
manufacture of shoes, paper and machinery, as well as in ship-building.
Aclvertisiusr Kates Iteasonable.
The Workingman's Friend.
LEAVENAVORTH. - " - " - " KANSAS.
Established November 16th, 1878.
JAMES W. REMINGTON, - EDITOR AND PUBLISHER.
An Iiiipoi'tant Weekly in the ;>letroi>olis of Kansas.
HAS THE HEARTY ENDORSEMENT OF THE VERY STRONG LABORING PARTY OF
THE CITY AND COUNTY.
An excellent family paper, filled with choice stories, poetry, condensed telegraphic
news, market reports, miscellaneous matter, local news, and editorials on all important
siibjects.
Iowa Presse.
CEDAR RAPIDS, - - - - lOTVA.
EUGENE HUNT, PROPRIETOR.
Only German Edition in Linn (bounty. Circulation 840 Copies.
EREIE PRESSE,
VINTON, _.------ IOWA.
EUGENE HUNT, PROPRIETOR.
Only German edition in Benton county. Circulation 965. English and German Job
Printing and Stereotyping.
AMERICAN NEWSPAPER DIRECTORY. 1023
The Daily Advertiser
Is the Papei" of Delaware that will f^iiit yon Best. C'ii'ciilatiou 2,100,
C^naraiitee*!.
We circiilate among the residents of Wilmington, Del., and more thoroughly among the
residents of our State, Maryland, Virginia, and lower Pennsylvania, than any medium pub
lished in our State. Rates proportionally low.
HENRY ^V. 3IOKROW. PI BL-ISHER,
MORROW BUILDING, WILMINGTON, DELAW^ARE.
The Free Press-
PUBLISHED AT
LEWISTOW^N, PENNSYLVANIA,
BY W. W. TROUT, EDITOR AND PUBLISHER.
Subscription: - Sl..jO per Anuuiii, - In Advance.
THE "FREE PRESS" IS THE LARGEST, CHEAPEST AND BEST
PAPER IN MIFFLIN COUNTY, AND THE
BEST ADVERTISING MEDIUM.
It is an eight-page journal, full of news ; has an extensive and wide-spread circulation,
and is certain to repay those who make use of its columns.
RATES FURNISHED ON APPLICATION.
The Pine Island News.
Goodhue County's Representative Weekly.
PINE ISLAND, - - - - MINNESOTA.
E. R. PATERICK, EDITOR.
Independent, Eiglit-column Folio. Cii'culatiou Five Hundred.
Advertising Rates made known on Application.
The Arlington Advance.
A Democratic AVeekly Recently Established, and Before the Winter Sea-
sou vrill have Reached a Circulation of from 300 to 600.
The " ADVANCE " CIRCULATES EXTENSIVELY in CALHOUN and ADJOINING COUNTIES.
A valuable advertising medium. Our rates are liberal.
ADDRESS
JONES & LEHMAN, PUBLISHERS.
ARLINGTON, GEORGIA.
1024 GEO. P. ROWELL & GO'S
Chester Evening News.
PUBLISHED BY BOWEN & TROTH,
AT CHESTER, - - . - PENNSYLVANIA.
Subscription: $3.00 per Anuiiin, in Ailvance.
A live, local daily ; full of news; well established; has a larger circulation in Chester
than all the other local papers combined, and is therefore the best advertising medium.
RATES OF ADVERTISING FURNISHED ON APPLICATION.
The Caldwell Post-
CALDW^ELL, - SUMNER CO., - KANSAS.
J. D. KELLY, Jr., EDITOR AND PUBLISHER.
An excellent weekly journal, published in one of the most thriving sections in the most
thriving State in the Union.
For the next ten years and more there will be no better field for advertising than Kan-
sas. It will overflow with prosperity, and in enterprise throw all other States in the shade.
The Caldwell Post is, and will be, one of the best means for reaching the best people
of this Western Empire.
The Milwaukee Gazette.
THE CHIEF WEEKLY OF A C^REAT CITY !
DEVOTED TO THE PRINCIPLES OF THE GREENBACK-LABOR PARTY, AND THE
INTERESTS OF THE PEOPLE.
PUBLISHED EVERY SATURDAY.
MICHAEL WILLIAM O'RYAN, PROPRIETOR.
MILIVAUKEE, WISCONSIN.
The Franklin County Recorder.
ESTABLISHED 1S66.
REPUBLICAN. NINE COLUMNS TO PAGE. ALL PRINTED AT HOME, SIZE 28x44.
L. B. RAYMOND, EDITOR AND PROPRIETOR.
PUBLISHED IN MIDST OF AGRICULTURAL REGION, ETC. ADVERTISING RATES
MADE KNOWN ON APPLICATION.
2.00 per Year. Circulation 1,450.
HAMPTON, IOWA.
AlVIERICAN NEWSPAPER DIRECTORY. 1025
Every Publisher
CAN AID US BY RECOMMENDING OUR FIRM TO SUCH OF HIS PATRONS AS MAY
DESIRE TO ADVERTISE BEYOND HIS IMMEDIATE VICINITY, WE RECEIVE
ADVERTISEMENTS FOR EVERY NEWSPAPER ISSUED IN AMERICA AT THE
LOWEST CASH RATES. CIRCULARS AND ESTIMATES FURNISHED
FREE, AND A LIBERAL COMMISSION ALLOW^ED TO PUB-
LISHERS ON ALL ORDERS FORWARDED BY THEJL
ADDRESS
GEO. P. ROWELiIi & CO., NEWSPAPER ADVERTISING BUREAU,
10 Spruce St., "Sew York.
Concordia.
AN EIGHT-PAGE GERMAN CATHOLIC NEWSPAPER.
It is Well Established, lias a L.ars:e Regular Circulation, and is an Excel-
lent Advertising Medium.
^ PUBLISHED AT
GREEN BAY, - - - _ "WISCONSIN,
BY F. BURKARDS' HEIRS.
SUBSCRIPTION: - - - $2.50 PER ANNUM.
The Mystic Jewel.
A NATIONAL. JOURNAL, OF ODD FEL,L,OWSHIP.
A. MOORE, PUBLISHER.
CINCINNATI, . . - - . OHIO*
This popular semi-monthly journal presents the best means for opening business dealings
with the members of the very numerous and influential Order of
which it is the acknowledged representative.
Subscription : $1.50 a Year.
The Nevada Monthly.
DEVOTED TO LITERATURE AND THE MINERAL, AGRICULTURAL AND INDUSTRIAL
INTERESTS OF THE STATE OF NEVADA. FOR THE 3IINER, BROKER,
FARMER, CAPITALIST AND CITIZEN. THE MOST POPULAR
PUBLICATION WEST OF THE MISSISSIPPI.
BY MAIL. (POSTAGE PAID), $3.50 A YEAR.
As an advertising medium, the Nevada Mosthlt has no superior, i^s columns being-
eagerly read in every camp and mining town in Nevada and adjoining States and Territories.
All advertisers will receive for the time their advertisements are inserted a complimentary
copy.
PUBLilSHER NEVADA MONTHLY,
P. O. BOX 526, - - - VIRGINIA, NEVADA,
65
1026 GEO. P. IJOWELL & CO'S
THE OLDEST D A I li Y NEWSPAPER IN AMERICA
The North American.
PHILADELPHIA, - - - - PENNSYLVANIA.
MORTON McMICHAEL & SONS, PUBLISHERS.
Circiilatiou Over 13,000.
THE CHEAPEST PAPER AND THE LARGEST CIRCULATION IN
SOUTHWESTERN TEXAS.
The Cuero Weekly Star.
J. H. TUCKER, PROPRIETOR.
CUERO, - - DeWITT COUNTY, - - TEXAS.
The Star is published in the centre of one of the best agricultural and stock-raising
sections of the State.
Advertising Rates (Payable Quarterly, in Advance) :
One inch, one year $10 00 I Quarter column, one j-^ear $ 36 00
Three inches, one year 25 00 | One column, one year 100 00
SPECIMEN COPIES SENT ON RECEIPT OF ONE-CENT STAMP.
SUBSCRIPTION PRICE: §11. 50 A YEAR.
Lake County Examiner.
LAKEVIEW^, . > - - OREGON.
PUBLISHED EVERY THURSDAY.
FRANK COFFIN, EDITOR AND PI BLISHER.
TERMS : ONE YEAR, $3.00; SIX MONTHS, SJil.oO.
Advertising Rates Reasonable.
The Messenger and Examiner.
SEMI-WEEKLY AND WEEKLY.
OWENSBORO, KENTUCKY.
MUNDAY & BRANSFORD, - - - PUBLISHERS.
This paper is the successor of both the Owensboro Messenger and the Owensboro Ex-
aminer, the two largest and most extensively circulated papers" in the Green River Country.
It is published In a live city of over 10,000 inhabitants, and circulates all over the fertile and
populous region comprising several counties adjacent. Both editions are among the best
advertising mediums in the West, and the rates are low.
AMERICAN NEWSPAPER DIRECTORY. 1021
Every Publisher
CAN AID US BY RECOMMENDING OUR FIRM TO SUCH OF HIS PATRONS AS MAY
DESIRE TO ADVERTISE BEYOND HIS IMMEDIATE VICINITY. WE RECEIVE
ADVERTISEMENTS FOR EVERY NEWSPAPER ISSUED IN AMERICA AT THE
LOWEST CASH RATES. CIRCULARS AND ESTIMATES FURNISHED
FREE. AND A LIBERAL COMMISSION ALLOWED TO PUB-
LISHERS ON ALL ORDERS FORWARDED BY THEM.
ADDRESS
GEO. P. KOWEL.L. & CO., XEWlSPAPER ADVERTISSIXG BUREAU,
10 5?i)ruce l^t., XeAV York.
The Patron of Husbandry.
OFFICIAL JOURNAL OF THE STATE GRANGES OF ARKANSAS, FLORIDA AND MIS-
SISSIPPI. PUBLISHED WEEKLY AT
COLUMBUS, MISSISSIPPI.
CIRCULATES GENERALLY AMONG THE GRANGES OF SOUTH CAROLINA, FLORIDA,
GEORGIA, ALABA3IA, MISSISSIPPI, TENNESSEE, ARKANSAS,
LOUISIANA AND TEXAS.
Best arlvertising medium in the Southwest for manufacturers of farm implements and
machinery, etc. For terms and specimen copy, address
W. H. WORTHINGTOX, COLU3IBU8, Mlf^SISSIPPI.
ESTABLISHED JANUARY 1, 1879.
Africo- American Presbyterian,
CONSOLIDATED WITH THE J^OI'THERN EVANGELIST JULY 1, 1S79, AND
PUBLISHED SEMI-MONTHLY AT WILMINGTON, N. C,
BY D. J. SANDERS.
It is the organ of 20,000 colored Presbyterians residing in Virginia, the Carolinas, Georgia
and Florida, with their 170 churches, 50 schools and 95 teachers, and has an increasing circu-
lation among the most intelligent people of this region.
W th a Cireiilatiou of Near 2.000, it is a Splendid 3Iediiiin for Advertis-
ing, and Offers 31ost Liberal Rates.
ADDRESS
THE AFRICO-A3IERICAX PRESBYTERIAN,
P. O. BOX 485, WILMINGTON, NORTH CAROLINA.
Fremont Times.
REPUBLICAN.
Is an eight-column folio, published every Fridaj"^ by
P. ST. CLAIR & CO, AT
HAMBURG, _^_ - - IOWA.
Circulation 723, and Constantly Increasing,
EVERY ISSUE IS BRIMFUL OF NEWS, BOTH LOCAL AND GENERAL.
The Times exposes shams, rings, rogues and the enemies of the masses, and is a orave
advocate of moralitv and Christianity, and encourages immigration. It fs emphatically the
people's paper. Hamburg is surrounded by one of the richest farming countries in the
world, and tlie people are intelligent. There is a first-class Job OflBce in connection with
the Fremont Times, which is the oldest and best advertising medium in Southwestern Iowa.
P. & W. F. ST. CLAIR, EDITORS.
1028 GEO. P. ROWELL & GO'S
ES^TABLISHED 1860.
ontgomery County Presse.
TELFORD, PENNSYLVANIA.
This well-known German w^eekly circulates throughout Montgomery and adjoining
counties, as well as beyond. Is published 20 miles from Philadelphia, and 80 from New
York. It has a larger circulation and is more generally read throughout the county thaa
any other paper published. This makes it the best advertising medium in Montgomery
county. Advertisements will be inserted on liberal terms.
Advertisements Inserted in Gei*inan oi' English. Circulation 1,152.
JOHN SHUPE, PUBLISHER.
The Lime Springs Tribune,
Howard County's Best Paper.
LIME SPRINGS, IOWA,
BOCK & BURDICK, PUBLISHERS.
One of the ablest weekly journals in Iowa, and ranked among the best advertising
mediums in the State.
A K.eystone in Journalism.
The Ellsworth American.
ELLSW^ORTH, MAINE.
HANCOCK COUNTY PUBLISHING COMPANY; H. C. VAUGHAN, EDITOR.
WEEKLY CIRCULATION OVER 1,800.
The American is one of the best-known weekly journals in Maine. Its strong position
as a Republican paper will give it especial prominence during the current presidential cam-
paign, and its established hold on the public favor causes its advertising columns to be the
best mediums for publicity in New England.
RATES OF ADVERTISING:
1 w. 3 w. 3 m. 6 m. 1 yr.
1 inch $100 $150 $4 00 $6 00 $10 00
3 inches 3 00 4 50 9 50 15 00 25 00
1 w. 3 w. 3 m. 6 m. 1 yr.
1^ column $8 00 $13 00 $30 00 $48 00 $85 00
r column 14 00 22 00 50 00 85 00 166 00
Saskatchewan Herald.
PUBLISHED AT
BATTLEFORD, the Capital of the NORTHWEST TERRITORIES of CANADA.
IS PUBLISHED ON EVERY ALTERNATE MONDAY BY P. G. LAURIE & CO.
Subscription : $2 a Year.
Advertising Rates : One column, one year, $75 ; half column, $40 ; quarter column, $25.
Circulatins: in the rapidly -growing settlements of the New Northwest, and penetrating
to every settlement, hamlet, trading-post and mission station throughout the Territories, it
affords an excellent medium for advertisers. Address
P. G. LAURIE, BATTIiEFORD, N. W. T., CANADA.
AMERICAN NEWSPAPER DIRECTORY. 1029
San Francisco Daily Examiner
THE CITY AND COUNTY OFFICIAL ORGAN.
Published Every Evening, Sundays Excepted. Size !28x42>
THE "EXAMINER," ESTABLISHED IN JUNE, 1865, IS THE LEADING DEMO-
CRATIC ORGAN PUBLISHED ON THE PACIFIC COAST.
Per Mail, $7.50 per Year. Per 31ail, S4 per Six 3ioutlis.
PER SQUARE-NINE LINES AGATE:
FIRST PAGE. i SECOND AND THIRD PAGES.
I time $ 1 00 1 time S 1 00
1 week 2 50: 1 week 3 00
2 ■" 4 00 2 " 5 50
3 " 5 00 3 " 7 50
1 month 6 00 1 month 9 00
2
3
€
12
11 00 2 " 16 00
15 00 3 " tJ'2 00
tJS 00 fi " 36 00
40 00 » '• 50 00
48 00 12 " 60 00
SCALE OF "DAILY EXAMINER" :
13 3 4
Advertisements inserted every other day on the respective pages wiU be two-thirds of
the rates.
Advertisements, new every day, sixty cents per square for each insertion.
Star Notices in Daily, thirty cents per line, each insertion ; in Weekly, forty cents per
line, each insertion.
Star or Special Notices, inserted for a long time, with privilege to change, at special rates.
Circulates very Extensively among the Farmers, Miners and Mechanics
of California, Oregon and Nevada.
THE -WEEKLY EXAMINER.
THE BEST ADVERTISING MEDIUM ON THE PACIFIC COAST.
Contains fifty-six columns of Carefully-Selected Reading Matter, and is enriched with
the soundest essays on the political and general questions of the day, by the ablest writers
on the Coast, treated in a manner to render the Examiner valuable for present reading and
future reference.
It is prepared expressly for the Farmer, Miner and Interior Merchant, and also for read-
ers in other States, and will be found invaluable for its carefully-compiled, elaborate and
reliable Market Reports.
As a Family Newspaper it has no superior in the State, and no home should be without
it. It may be read with profit and pleasure around the domestic hearth, especial care being
taken that it shall contain nothing that can offend morality.
Price $3 per Year, Sent by Mail, Postage Prepaid.
IU.TES PER SQUARE, IN WEEKLY, 10 LINES NONPAREIL, FIRST INSERTION, ^'i;
EACH SUBSEQUENT INSERTION, $1.
WM.S.MOSS, ] ^VM. S. MOSS & CO.,
PHILIP A. ROACH, i 533 & 535 Washington St.,
OEO. PEN. JOHNSTON.] g^jj FRANCISCO.
1030 GEO. P. ROWELL * GO'S
The Reading Post.
PUBLISHED BY W. ROSENTHAL,
AT READING, - - - - PENNSYLVANIA.
The Reading Post, now in its 13th year of publication, is the only German daily news-
paper in the State of Pennsylvania, outside of Philadelphia and Pittsburgh. Its circulation
extends to all classes of the German population, by whom it is regarded to be the
acknowledged public medium of communication.
THE BANNER VON BERKS
IS PUBLISHED WEEKLY, AND HAS A LARGE CIRCULATION.
iSubsci'iptiou: Si. 50 per Aiiuiiin.
ADVERTISING RATES FURNISHED ON APPLICATION.
The Buffalo Catholic Union.
THE BEST ADVERTISING MEDIUM IN THE STATE.
Circulates iu Every Town, Village and County in 'Sew York, and has also
an Extensive Circulation in Every l^tate in the Union.
SUBSCRIPTION BY MAIL : $2.20 A YEAR.
For Specimen Copy and Advertising Rates, Address
BUFFALO CATHOL.IC PUBL.ISHI1SG COMPANY,
BUFFALO, NEW YORK.
The Joliet Daily and Weekly Sun
JOL.IET, ILLINOIS.
SUN PRINTING CO., PUBLISHERS. C. B. HAYWARD, EDITOR.
THE DAILY AND WEEKLY J?iUN Positively have the Largest Circula-
tion iu the District, and are Steadily Increasing:.
WE CLAIM THE NEWSIEST PAPER, THE BEST ADVERTISING MEDIUM, AND THE
BEST JOB OFFICE IN THE DISTRICT.
ESPECIAL ATTENTION GIVEN TO SHO^V AVOKK.
American Druids' Journal.
A MONTHLY MAGAZINE DEVOTED TO THE CAUSE OF DRUIDISM.
The American Druids' Journal has a world-wide distinction as the able representative i±i
America of the powerful Order of Druids.
It is the Organ of the U. A. O. D.
NO BETTER ADVERTISING ^lEDIlM IS ISSUED ON THE
PACIFIC COAST.
SUBSCRIPTION PRICE: Si. 50 A YEAR.
LOUS F. DINAND, Editor.
PUBLICATION OFFICE :
606 MONTGOMERY STREET, SAN FRANCISCO, CAL.
AMERICAN NEWSPAPER DIRECTORY. 1031
FORTY-THIKD YEAR.
New York Atlas.
23 DEY STREET, - - - NEW YORK.
The weekly edition is an eight-page paper issued every Wednesday, and contains 48
columns of choice reading matter selected specially for the family ; comprising articles on
Agriculture, the Dairy and Live Stock, including full reports of the weeklj' meetings of
the Farmers' Club of the American Institute. The Masonic and Odd Fellow Departments
are edited by members of high standing in both orders. The Fashion Department is under
the direction of a lady well known in the first circles.
Co-operation — a subject attracting the attention of the thinking men and women of the
country, is ably discussed, and the editorials on the events of the period are the produc-
tions of the minds of those who write with a view of promulgating sound principles A\'ith-
out prejudice. The character of its circulation makes it a choice medium for advertisers
desiring to reach a good class of buyers.
Subscription: 75 Cents per Y'ear. Advertising 35 Cents a Liiue.
The Sunday Atlas
Is issued Sunday morning, and circulates throughout New York and adjacent cities
through the medium of the newsdealers. Besides a choice selection of literarj- matter and
bright, crispy editorials, it makes a special feature of amusements— giving a general resume
of what is transpii'ing in Theatrical circles.
Price 3 Cents per Copy. Advertising 15 Cents per Line.
The responsible advertising agents throughout the country make contracts for space,
and special terms for large advertisements can be made by addressing
Geo. p. Rowell & Co., 10 Spruce Street, New York.
The Coatesville Times.
COATESVILLE, - - - PENNSYLVANIA.
A PAPER FOR EVERYBODY.
THE BRIGHTEST WEEKLY IN THE STATE.
THE BEST ADVERTISING MEDIUM,
C. F. JENKINS, - - - - EDITOR AND PROPRIETOR.
The Yale Courant
OFFERS SPECIAL ADVANTAGES TO ALL WHO WISH TO SECURE THE PATRONAGE
OF YALE MEN. THE EXPENDITURES OF THIS CLASS ARE LARGE, AND
THEIR PATRONAGE CANNOT BE GAINED THROUGH THE
ORDINARY CHANNELS OF ADVERTISING.
Yale Men are Note'worthy for Carrying their Patronage in an Unusual
Degree to Those Firuis vrho Advertise in Their own Papers.
SPACE FOR THE OPENING OF THE COLLEGE YEAR, 1380-188], SHOULD BE
ENGAGED AT ONCE.
ADDRESS
FINANCIAL, EDITOR YALE COURANT, NEW HAVEN, CONNECTICUT.
1032 GEO. P. ROWELL & CO'S
THE DELINEATOR.
A FASHION 3IAGAZINE,
WITH A PAID CIRCULATION OP
One Hundred Thousand (10 0,0 00) Copies
MONTHLY-
BEING A SUBSCRIPTION PUBLICATION, AND MAILED DIRECTLY TO THE
HOUSEHOLD. IT AFFORDS UNEQUALLED OPPORTUNITIES TO
ADVERTISERS OF ARTICLES FOR DOMESTIC USE.
Every Copy Contains the Actual Circulation for the Preceding
Month and tiie Rates for Advertising.
ADDRESS ADVERTISING DEPARTMENT.
E. BUTTEEICZ & CO., 555 Broadway, New York City.
The Pulaski Herald.
PULASKI, TENNESSEE.
S. T. C. DOAK & BRO., Publishers.
THE ADVENT OF THIS VIGOROUS AND CAPABLE NEW WEEKLY INTO THE FIELD
OF JOURNALISM IN TENNESSEE HAS BEEN REMARKABLE FOR THE
RAPIDITY WITH WHICH IT HAS WON THE SUPPORT OF THE
PEOPLE. THE UNUSUAL EXCELLENCE THAT AT ONCE
DISTINGUISHED IT AS A NEWSPAPER, AND
THE CONSPICUOUS JUSTICE OF ITS
CLAIMS AS AN ADVERTIS-
ING MEDIUM.
The Iowa Tribune.
GERMAN DAILY AND WEEKLY.
BURLINGTON, - - - - - IOWA.
WEINSTEIN & WOHLWEND, PUBLISHERS.
LOUIS WEINSTEIN, EDITOR.
TERMS: DAILY, $S.OO. \VEEKI.Y, $^2.00.
The leading German paper in Southern Iowa. Circulation large and steadily increasing.
The paper for the German farmer and business man. Those desirous of advertising and
communicating with the German population of this section can find no better medium.
Advertising rates reasonable and furnished on application.
GEO. P. ROWELL & CO., NEW YORK, AGENTS.
AMERICAN NEWSPAPER DIRECTORY. 1033
The Louisville Courier-Journal.
The Great Southern Democratic Newspaper.
More coniinanding and creating in its influence than all the other South-
ern newspapers combined.
Advertising: rates equitably proportioned to the actual circulation, and
rigidly adhered to.
Eastern Office: 36 and 37, The Tribune Building, New York.
1034 GEO. P. ROWELL & GO'S
The Chicago Times
Eight to iSixteen Pages, Cut aud Pasted.
Circulation larger than that ol" all the other morning ne>vspapers in
Chicago combined.
Advertising rates, in both Daily and Weekly, average from one-lourth
to one-half a cent per line per thousand actual
circulation. Xo discounts allo^ved.
Eastern Office: 36 and 37, The Tribune Building, New York.
AMERICAN NEWSPAPER DIRECTORY. 1035
The Cincinnati Gazette.
(Established 1793.)
Eight to Sixteen Pages, Cut aud Pasted.
Daily Circulation: -.--._- '^1,000.
AVeekly Circulation: - - 60,000.
Advertising, in either edition, averages from a quarter to half a cent per
line per thousand actual circulation.
No Deviation from Regular Rates.
Eastern Office: 36 and 37, The Tribune Building, New York.
INDEX
TO ADVERTISEMENTS.
ALABAMA. Page.
Bel Green, Franklin News 880
Centre, Coosa River News 798
Columbia, Enterprise 1006
Courtland, Friend of the Laborer 922
Cullman, Alabama Tribune 714
Eutaw, Miri-or , 888
Greensboro, Southern Watchman 963
Mobile, News 577
Montgomery (and Auburn), Alabama
Farm Journal 667
Roanoke, Randolph Co. News 919
Somerville, Critic 898
Tuscumbia, Democrat 836
Wedowee, Journal 936
ARKANSAS.
Augusta, Woodruff Co. Vidette 730
Batesvllie, Guard 731
Centre Point, News 886
Clarendon, Monroe Co. Sun 714
Conway, Log Cabin 926
Dardanelle, Independent Arkansian 770
El Dorado, Eagle 760
Forrest City, Courier 895
Hamburgh, Ashley Co. Times 878
Harrlsburgh, Arkansas Tribune 847
Helena, World 688
Lonoke, Democrat 772
Malvern Junction, Meteor 1019
Morrillton, State - 715
Mountain Home, Quid Nunc S70
Perryville, Fourche Valley Times 856
Pine Bluff, Press 680
Pocahontas, Randolph Scalpel 854
Russellville, Democrat 684
Waldron, Reporter 988
CALIFORNIA.
Bakersfleld, Kern Co. Calif ornian 986
Benicia, New Era 944
Bodie, Morning News 909
Chico, Butte Record 914
Jackson, Amador Ledger 992
Los Angeles, Coramercial 938
Los Angeles, La Cronica 814
Los Angeles, Semi-Tropic California 861
Marysville, Appeal 769
Napa City, Gold Dollar 940
Napa City, Napa Co. Reporter 831
Oakland, Evening Tribune 887
Oakland, Herald of Truth 798
Riverside, Press and Horticulturist 891
San Diego, News 984
San Diego, Union 975
San Francisco, American Druids' Journal 10;30
San Francisco, Evening Post 709
San Fi-ancisco, Examiner 1029
San Francisco, Grocer and Countrj- Mer-
chant 843
San Francisco, Journal of Commerce 946
San Francisco, La Voce Del Popolo 9:54
San Francisco. Morning Call 785
San Francisco, Pacific Life 760
San Francisco, Pacific Metropolis {tor-
meriy City Argus) 845
San Ffancisco. Resources of California.. 927
San Francisco, Stock Report 837
San Francisco, Wine Dealers' Gazette 1006
San Jose, Herald 627
San Rafael, Marin Co. Tocsin 936
Santa Clara, Journal 942
Santa Rosa, Republican 1003 ,
Willows, Journal 750
COLORADO. Page.
Colorado Springs, Colorado Mountaineer 679
Del Norte, San Juan Prospector 7W
Denver, Rocky Mountain Presbyterian. . . 581
Evans, Journal 774
Golden, Globe 746
Idaho Springs, Iris 890
Ouray, Times 823
Pueblo, Colorado Chieftain 687
Rico, Dolores News 972
Silver Cliff, Prospect 698
CONNECTICUT.
Hartford, Journal of Inebriety 747
Middletown, State Temperance Journal. 936
I New Haven, Yale Courant 1081
[ New Mllf ord, Housatonic Ray 600
Norvnch, Cooley's Weekly 1005
West Meriden, Meriden Republican 836
1 West Winsted, Winsted Herald 1018
DELAWARE.
Georgetown, Delaware Inquirer 744
Milford, Chronicle 608
Newark, Ledger 758
Wilmington, Advertiser 1023
DISTRICT OF COLUMBIA.
Washington, Army and Navy Register. . . 590
Washington, Evening Star 607
Washington, Law Reporter. 787
Washington, National Free Press 637
Washington, National View 729
Washington, Real Estate Review 588
Washington, Scientific Record 858
Washington, Vedette 930
Washington, Washingtoner Journal 916
FLORIDA.
Apopka, South Florida Citizen 1014
Key West, Dispatch. 982
Milton, Standard 929
Quincy, Herald 572
Tampa, Guardian 876
GEORGIA.
Albany, Advertiser 604
Americus, Recorder 922
Americus, Sumter Republican 624
Arlington, Advance 1023
Atlanta, Christian Index 661
Atlanta, Constitution 923
Atlanta, Post 793
Atlanta, Republican 796
Atlanta, Southern Cultivator '. 923
Atlanta, Southern Enterprise 626
Augusta, Evening News 963
Canton, Cherokee Advance 886
Cedartown, Advertiser .,', 545
Columbus, Enquirer-Sun .' 863
Columbus, Times 913
Gumming, Clarion '. 742
Danielsville, Madison Yeoman 934
Darien, Timber Gazette 795
EUijay, Courier ' 732
Fort Gaines, Tribune ' 696
Gainesville, Soutlu-on " 993
Lexington, Oglethorpe Echo ." ." ' 632
Milledgeville, Union and Recorder. . 862
Rising Fawn, Dade Co. Gazette 844
Rome, Tribune 640
Savannah, Moi-ning Ne^vs ....." 997
Savannah, Southern Farmers' Monthly" 987
Savannah. Sunday Morning Telegram . 987
Summerville, Gazette 568
1088
GEO. P. ROVVELL & GO'S
GEORGIA. Page.
Talbotton, Standard 608
Washington, Gazette 940
ILLINOIS.
Alton, Democrat 665
Alton, Telegraph 1015
Amboy, Journal 942
Beeeher, Breeders' Live Stock Journal. . . 719
Beecher, Osten lUinoisian 719
Belleville, Belleviller Zeitung 724
Belleville, Republican 878
Benient, Journal 736
Bloomington, Leader 76S
Bloomiugton, McLean County Deutsche
Presse 720
Chandlerville, Independent S80
Chicago, Alliance 905
Chicago, Chicagoer Xeue Freie Pi'esse 957
Chicago, Confectioner and Baker 753
Chicago, Der Beobachter 869
Chicago, Express 856
Chicago. Fanners' Review 692
Chicago, Farm, Field and Fireside 973
Chicago, Industrial World and Commer-
cial Advertiser 659
Chicago, Irish Tribune 7S7
Chicago, Journal of Commerce 737
Chicago, National Laundry Journal 656
Chicago, Norden 694
Chicago, Occident 651
Chicago, Pharmacist and Chemist 935
Chicago, Railway Age 630
Chicago, Religio-Philosophical Journal. . 817
Chicago, Skandinaven 677
Cliieago, Social Science Journal 758
Chicago, Standard 669
Chicago, Times 1034
Chicago, Western Rural 767
Chicago, Young Folks' Monthly 767
Chrisman, Advance 652
CollinsviUe, Herald 888
Dallas City, News 662
Des Plaines, Cook Co. Record 742
Dixon, Western Farmer 638
East St. Louis, Western Live Stock Jour.. 1021
Edwardsville, Our Times 846
Galena, Gazette 723
Gi'eeufield, Locomotive 676
Griggsville, Independent Press 894
Harrisburg, Saline Co. Sentinel 660
Jacksonville, Deaf -Mute Advance 662
Jacksonville, Journal 928
Jacksonville, Temperance Bugle Call 928
Jersey ville. Examiner 906
Joliet, Republican 1014
Joliet, Sun 1030
Kane, Express 676
Kinmundy, Independent 8( »2
Knoxville', Knox Co. Republican 674
Knoxville, Knox Co. Review 898
Lincoln, Leader 969
Lincoln, Sentinel 764
Lockport, Will Co. Commercial Advert'r 666
Louisville, Ledger-Democrat 932
McLean, Lens 1007
Mattoon, Journal 1017
Mendon, Dispatch 843
Momence, Reporter 760
Mount Carroll, Oi-ead 718
Mount Vernon, Exponent 908
Murphysboro, Independent 726
Nauvoi), Independent 840
Oquawka, Henderson Co. Journal 986
Ottawa, Evening Journal 604
Pana, Palladium 632
Peoria, Die Sonne 930
Peoria. Illinois Tradesman and Manufac-
turer 647
Peoria, Sun 682
Petersburg, Republican 872
Plymouth, Phonograph 879
Quincj% Herald 938
Quinc V, News 896
Rockf ord. Gazette 800
Rockf ord, News 979
Rock Island, Rock Islander 884
Roodhouse. Signal 676
Seneca, Record 826
Shannon, Express 954
Springfield, Illinois State Journal 934
Sterling, Poultry Banner 746
Warsaw, Bulletin 915
Westfield, Pantagraph 798
White Hall, Register 676
, INDIANA. Page.
•■ Bedford, Star 990
Danville, Normal Teachei" 646
Evansville, Die Indiana Post 950
Evansville, Union 754
Fort Wayne, Gazette 949
Fort Wayne, Sentinel 908
Frankfort, Crescent 924
Hobart, Journal 650
Indianapolis, Indiana Farmer 575
Indianapolis, Journal 664
Indianapolis, Sentinel 673
Indianapolis, Sun 595
Knightstown, Dental News 643
Lafayette, Dispatch 734
Lafayette, Home Journal 7.36
Logansport, Pharos 750
Loogootee. Sun 690
Madison, Herald 696
Mount Vernon, Democrat 866
New Albany, Das Echo der Gegenwai't
und der Zeitgeist 788
Oxford, Tribune 954
Richmond, Independent (formerly the
Independent News) 582
Richmond, Volkszeitung 582
Roann, Clarion 668
Seymour, Monitor Journal 786
Shelbyville, Shelby Democrat-Volunteer. 776
Tell City, Anzeiger 968
Terre Haute, Saturday Evening Ledger . . 768
Versailles, Ripley Index 748
Vinceunes, Commercial 850
Vinceunes, Western Sun 1017
j IOWA.
Audubon, Audubon Co. Sentinel 911
; Burlington, Iowa Tribune 1032
; Cedar Rapids, Iowa Presse 1022
Cedar Rapids, Tribune 604
' Colfax, Clipper 984
Columbus Junction, Columbus Safe-
guard ■ 716
Corning, Adams Co. Union 838
Corydon, Democrat 986
Council Bluffs, Nonpareil 777
Davenport, Gazette 596
Davenport, Iowa and Illinois Worknaan.. 635
Davenport, Northwestern News 928
Dayton, Review 727
Des Moines, Mail Car 722
Des Moines, State Independent 710
Des Moines, Western Farm Journal 609
Dubuque, Der National Demokrat 610
Dvibuque, Die Nord Iowa Post 858
Eldora, Herald 918
Exira, Audubon Co. Defender 926
Farragut, News 652
Griswold, Advocate 660
Hamburg, Fremont Times 1027
Hampton, Franklin Co. Recorder 1024
Hastings, Plaindealer 818
Holland, Journal 898
Ida Grove, Ida Co. Pioneer 648
Jefferson, Greene Co. Gazette 574
Keokuk, Gate City 996
La Porte City, Progress 952
Lime Springs, Tribune 1028
Maquoketa, Jackson Co. Record 886
Marengo, Democrat 874
Marshalltown, Marshall Republican 880
3Iediapolis, Enterprise 762
3Iissouri Vallev, Times 802
Mitchellville, News 688
Monroe, Mirror 726
Morning Sun, Sentinel 788
i Mount Ayr, Ringgold Record 690
j Mount Pleasant, Evening Herald 566
I Murray, News 707
i New Hampton, Freie Presse 606
I New Hampton, Tribune 740
New Sharon, Star 778
Osceola, Democrat 612
Osceola, Sentinel 676
Ottumwa, Des Moines Valley Times 649
Oxford Junction, Oxford Mirror 824
Pomeroy (formerly at Fonda), News 968
' Red Oak, People's Telephone 646
' Sioux City, Cosmopolite 871
j Spencer, Clay Co. Reporter 870
Stuart, Locomotive 846
Wall Lake, Journal 1018
, Wyoming, Journal 790
AMERICAN NEWSPAPER DIRECTORY
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KANSAS. Page.
Anthon V, Republican 752
Atchison, New West Monthly 716
Beloit, Democrat 850
Bull's City, Post 954
Burden (formerly at Douglass) New En-
terprise 780
Caldwell, Post 1024
Cherokee, Sentinel on the Border 904
Chetopa, Advance 022
Columbus (formerly at Galena) Gospel
Mirror 922
Cottonwood Falls, Chase Co. Courant 804
Council Gi-ove, Republican 990
Delphos, Herald 9«8
Ellis. Headlight 890
Emporia, Kansas Sentinel tt;33
Garnett, Journal 754
Garnett, Plain Dealer 1010
Halstead, Zur Heimath 74tj
Hartford, Call 702
Howard Citj-, Industrial Journal 89(5
lola, Register 622
Junction, Tribune 952
Kingman, Mercurj- 748
Leavenworth, Kansas Freie Presse 946
Leavenworth, Press 779
Leavenworth, Times 814
Leavenworth, Workingman's Friend 1022
Lj'ndon, Times 874
Manhattan, Enterprise 628
3Iankato (formerlv Jewell Center), Jewell
Co. Review 678
3Iillbrook, Times 986
Olathe, Kansas Star 930
Parsons, Sun 840
Seneca, Tribune 810
Smith Centre, Smith Co. Pioneer 832
Topeka . Herald of Kansas (formerly Kan-
sas Herald) 984
Topeka, Kansas Fai'iuer 689
Topeka, Kansas Methodist 988
Topeka, Kansas State Journal 828
Winfield, Cowley Co. Monitor 696
KENTUCKT.
Bardstown, Local Item 834
Canipbellsville, Green River Press 648
Elkton, Register (i46
Eminence, Constitutionalist 778
Frankfort, Capital Gazette 862
Fulton, Fultonian 842
Greenup. Independent 700
Hawesville, Ballot T^A
Lexington, Kentucky Gazette 846
Louisville, Courier- Journal 1033
Louisville, Eclectic Teacher 7:34
Louisville, Farmers' Home Jom'ual 685
Louisville, Home and Farm 1012
Louisville, Omnibus 704
Louisville, Post (formerly Evening Post
and News) 1015
Louisville, Trade Gazette — 8t34
Louisville, Volksblatt 704
Louisville. Woman at Work 568
Mavfield, Monitor 884
Nicholasville, Jessamine Journal 922
Owensboro. Messenger and Examiner... 1026
Williamstown, Courier 770
Winchester, Clark Co. Democrat 994
LOUISIAXA.
Amite City, Independent 706
Baton Rouge, Louisiana Capitolian 945
Bonnet Carre, Meschacebe 896
Farmerville, Gazette 988
Lake Pi-ovidence, North Louisiana Re-
publican 954
Natchitoches, People's Vindicator 931
New Orleans, Christian Advocate 6:38
New Orleans, City Item 946
New Orleans, Country Visitor 6s2
New Orleans, Independent 693
New Orleans, L'Abeille 979
New Orleans, Louisiana Journal of Edu-
cation 616
New Orleans, Picayune . 7(1
New Orleans, Times 888
Port Vincent, Livingstonian 712
St. Bernard, Eagle 952
St. Francisville, Feliciana Sentinel 902
Thibodaux, Sentinel 766
MAINE. Page.
Auburn, Greenback-Labor-Chronicle 740
Belfast, Republican Journal iu22
Ellsworth, American K i2S
Lewiston, Evening Journal 1012
Norway, New Religion 744
Phillips, Phonograph 806
Portland, Floral Monthly 56S
Portland, Transcript (Jul
Sherman, Katahdin Kalendar K io8
Spring Vale, Reporter 814
MARYLAND.
Baltimore, American Farmer 999
Baltimore, American Journal of Phil-
ology 620
Baltimore. Evening Bulletin 7:35
Baltimore, Herald 599
Baltimore, Live Stock and Poultrj' Bul-
letin 655
Baltimore, 3Iarket Journal 7C>7
Baltimore, Methodist Protestant 586
Baltimore. Volksfreund 883
Denton, Caroline Democrat 868
Hagerstown, Evening Globe 578
Hagerstown, jMail 854
Laurel, Gleaner 596
Reisterstown. People's Voice 816
JIASSACHtlSETTS.
Attleboro, Advocate 746
Boston, American Protestant 795
Boston, Bicycling World ew
Boston, Commoner 812
Boston, Courier 751
Boston, East Boston Argus 5S2
Boston, Evening Transcript 1018
Boston, Globe 683
Boston, Granite Cutters' International
Union Journal 5(j6
Boston, Herald 617
Boston, Home Guardian 946
Boston, Hotel Record 765
Bo-ston, Inventors' and Manufacturers'
Gazette 828
Boston, Missionary Herald 906
Boston, Musical Herald 686
Boston, Pilot 938
Boston, Post ". 589
Boston, Roxbury Gazette and South End
Advertiser 820
Boston, South Boston Inquirer 640
Boston, Youth's Home Library 836
Boston, Zion's Herald 939
Clinton, Record 839
Danvers, Mirror i(X>7
Fall River, Herald ['/_ 786
Harwich, Independent 586
Haverhill, Bulletin '. 8:30
Haverhill, Evening Telephone '." 592
Lawrence, American 711
Lowell, Courier .' (J29
Lowell, Morning Times ...... 772
Nantucket, Journal ' i^oq
New Bedford, Evening Standard. '.'.'.'.'.'.." im
Newburj'i)ort, Germ 59(j
Peabody. Reporter 732
Pittsfield, Sun i)J53
Princeton, Word ^qo
Salem, Register 754^
Somerville, Advertiser 91)4
Springfield. Republican 705
Springfield. Union iqoq
Stoughton, Sentinel Kno
Webster, Times 359
Worcester, Spy 593
MICHIGAN.
Adrian, Methodist Protestant Magazine 615
Adrian. Times and Expositor . iiku
Baldwin, Lake Co. Star .... 63o
Berrien Springs, Berrien Co. Journal.' ' " " 9.56
Caro, Citizen " iJm^
Cheboygan, Democrat S72
Chesaning. Argus ojt
Concord. Our Reporter 7S5
Ci-oswell, Democrat ... coo
Detroit, Free Press V. gjo
East Saginaw, Saginaw Courier 724
East Saginaw, Saginaw 3Iorning Herald " 850
Edmore, Gazette -^
Flint, Wolverine Citizen.... q^
Flushing, Patrol ^iX
Fort Gratiot. Enterprise -La
G rayllng, Crawford Avalanche.'. 953
1040
GEO. P. ROWELL & GO'S
MICHIGAN. Page.
Hersey, Osceola Outline 722
Jonesville, Hillsdale Co. Gazette 826
Kalamazoo, Freemason's Monthly 614
Lake City, Journal 998
Lyons, Grand River Echo 834
Mount Pleasant, Isabella Co. Enterprise 654
Mount Pleasant, Isabella Times 650
Muskegon, Chronicle 1006
Muskegon, Journal 942
Pentwater, News 852
Port Huron, Call 950
Port Huron, Commercial 1003
Rochester, Era 664
Rochester, Spectator 786
MINNESOTA.
Blue Earth City. Bee 761
Elk River, News 982
Fairmont, Martin Co. Sentinel 944
Litchfield, Independent 632
Mapleton, Messenger 852
Mazeppa, Tribune 770
Minneapolis, Evening Journal 975
Minneapolis, Housekeeper 950
Minneapolis, Minnesota Stats Tidning... . 650
Minneapolis, Poultry and Farm Journal
(formerly Western Fanciers' Poultry
Journal and Stock-Breeders' Review).. 651
Minneapolis, Tribune 903
Pine Island, News 1023
Red Wing, Advance 834
Rushf ord. Star 662
St. Paul, Die Volkszeitung 985
St. Paul, Globe 1013
St. Paul, Pioneer Press 745
Waterville, Le Sueur Co. Chronicle 576
Winona, Herald 912
Worthington, Journal 894
MISSISSIPPI.
Ashland, Benton Co. Argus 870
Ashland, Register 860
Brookhaven, Ledger 771
Columbus, Patron of Husbandry 1027
Greenwood, Yazoo Valley Flag 960
Grenada, New South 942
Handsboro, Advertiser 698
Holly Springs, Reporter 572
Holly Springs, South 784
luka. Mirror 600
New Albany, Democrat 904
Osxf ord, Falcon 775
Pittsboro, Calhoun Reporter 1011
Ripley, Advertiser 950
Summit, Times 902
Yazoo City, Herald 620
Yazoo City, Sentinel 772
MISSOURI.
Bonne Terre, St. Francois Co. Banner —
Breckenridge, Bulletin
Canton, News
Carthage, Christian Polemic
Craig, Gazette
Dexter City, Enterprise-Messenger
Edina, Sentinel
Eminence, Argus
Galena, Times
Gayoso, Democrat
Glasgow, Central Missourian
Hannibal, Clipper-Herald
Hannibal, Morning Journal
Harrisonville, Cass Herald
Hillsboro, Jefferson Democrat
Holden, Enterprise
Independence, National Crisis
Independence, Sentinel
Joplin, Herald
Joplin, News
Kansas City, Commercial Indicator
Kansas City, Evening Mail
Kansas City, Journal
Kansas City, Kansas Pioneer
Kansas City, Review of Science and In-
dustry ■• • • •>•
Kansas City, Stock, Farm & Home W'kly
Kansas City, Times
Lebanon, Anti-Monopolist
Lebanon, Western Honey Bee
Louisiana, Riverside Press
Marble Hill, Herald
Marionville, Southwest Missourian
Memphis, Democrat
Mexico, Herald
700
9«)
666
576
760
966
720
682
730
736
658
612
668
724
910
684
675
712
763
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900
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858
648
925
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1009
762
684
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960
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882
MISSOURI. Page,
Milan, Republican 700
Montgomery City, Ray 634
Mount Vernon, Fountain and Journal .... 990
New Florence, Optic 982
New London, Ralls Co. Guide 859
New Madrid, Southeast Chronicle 598
Norborne, Independent 69S
Pinevllle, News 840
Pleasant Hill, Review 800
Richmond, Democrat 714
St. Joseph, Good Way 750
St. Louis, Amerika 831
St. Louis, Christian Advocate 666
St. Louis, Eclectic Medical Journal 689
St. Louis, El Comercio Del Valle 744
St. Louis, Grocer 655
St. Louis, Illustrated Magazine 1003
St. Louis, Journal of Agriculture and
Parmer 695
St. Louis, Medical Brief 804
St. Louis, Midland Farmer 648
St. Louis, Post-Dispatch 781
St. Louis, Presbyterian 847
St. Louis, Southern Law Review 766
St. Louis, Spirit 782
St. Louis, Times 1014
St. Louis, Western Insurance Review 768
St. Louis, Western Trade Journal 66'!
St. Louis, Westliche Post 623
Savannah, Democrat 988
Sedalia, Democrat 1016
Stewartsville, Independent 690
Stockton, Journal 1004
Stockton, Stalwart 908
Sturgeon, Leader 912
Tuscumbia, Osage Valley Banner 720
Wheatland, Star 748
NEBRASKA.
Alexandria, News 820
Arapahoe, Pioneer 924
Aurora, Republican 652
Beatrice, Courier 896
Beatrice, Gage Co. Democrat 574
Belvidere, Sentinel 1005
Central City, Item 618
Cozad, Hundredth Meridian 794
Hebron, Thayer Co. Sentinel 1005
Indianola, Courier 886
Kearney, Nonpareil 676
Lincoln, Western World 910
Norfolk, Jom-nal 628
Omaha, Republican 890
Omaha, Rural Nebraska 743
Plattsmouth, Enterprise 971
Red Cloud, Chief 686
Republican City, News 966
Scotia, Greeley Tribune 958
Sewardj Blue Valley Blade 844
West Point, Republican 692
NEVADA.
Carson City, Morning Appeal 995
Virginia City, Nevada Monthly 1025
NEW HAJUPSHIRE.
Concord, Monitor
Dover, Enquirer
Gorham, Mountaineer
Manchester, Times
Plymouth, Grafton Co. Journal
NEW JERSEY.
Atlantic City, Atlantic Times
Beverly, Visitor
Camden, Camden Co. Courier (formerly
at Haddonfleld)
Camden, Post
Carlstadt, Freie Presse
Clayton, Enterprise
Hackensack, Republican
Hammonton, South Jersey Republican...
Hoboken, Hudson Co. Democrat
Hobokeii, Hudson Co. Journal
Jersey City (and Harrison), Hudson Co.
Dispatch
Jersey City, Evening Journal
Madison, Journal
Mauricetown, Pilot
May's Landing, Record
Newark, Journal
Newark, New Jersey Freie Zeitung
New Brunswick, Times
Orange, Chronicle
. 977
1016
872
741
633
806
776
674
918
790
850
937
774
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892
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NEW JERSEY. Page.
Orange, Journal MO
Paterson, Labor Standard i'-^-l
Plainfield, Bulletin ^^
Red Bank, Register "34
Trenton, New .Jersey Home Magazine — H«4
Trenton, State Gazette 8T(J
Washington, Review 9^)8
NEW YORK.
Akron, Breeze SSO
Albany, Fanciers" Weekly 719
Albany, Poultry Monthly T19
Albany. Press and Knickerbocker 918
Albany, Voice 645
Albion. Saturday Chronicle 978
Amsterdam, Democrat i^44
Angelica, Allegany Co. Republican 7?0
Auburn, Eyening Auburnlan 570
Baldwinsyille, Gazette S58
Brockport. Democrat 640
Brooklyn, Brooklyner Anzeiger 726
Brooklyn, Brooklyner Frele Presse 864
Brooklyn, Eagle 867
Buffalo, Catholic Union 103U
Buffalo, Demokrat 717
Buffalo, Freie Presse 708
Buffalo, Sunday Morning News 1U20
CamlUus. Independent 602
Canaseraga, Times s:30
Clifton Springs, Press 1018
Cobleskiil, Herald 938
Cohoes, News 586
Cohoes, Regulator 391
Corn\yall, Mirror 908
Cornwall, Reflector 730
Doyer Plains, Dover Press 882
Elmira, Husbandman 605
Fort Plain, Standard 644
Hamburg, Erie Co. Independent 862
Highland Falls, Journal %S
Hudson, Register 1021
Irvington, Sunnyside Courier 960
Ithaca, Democrat 856
Jamestown, Chautauqua Democrat 1013
Jamestown, Countryside 626
Jamestown, Journal 974
Knowersville, Golden Era 788
Liberty. Register 584
Lowyille. Journal and Republican 762
Monroe, Times 908
Mount Kisco, Weekly 728
Mount Vernon, Argus 715
New York, America 1008
New York. American Bookseller 893
New York, American Entomologist 798
New York, American Exporter 757
Ne^y York, American Hebrew 791
New- York, American Homoeopath (form-
erly at Chicago) 822
New York, American Wine and Grape
Grower 815
New York, Amerikanische Schweizer Zei-
tuug 826
New York, Appletons' Journal 961
New York, Appletf)ns' Railway and Steam
Navigation Guide 961
New York, Art Amateur 735
New- York. Art Critic 899
New York, Art Interchange 818
New York, Art Journal 961
New York, Atlas 1(I31
New York, Australian Annual 757
New York, Barnes' Educational Monthly. 821
New York, Bonfort's Wine and Liquor
Circular 829
New York, Browne's Phonographic
Monthly 764
New York, Buokdrucker Zeitung 840
New York, Bullion 667
New- York, Catholic Herald 1003
New York, Christian at Work 881
New York, Christian Uni<m 875
New York, Church and People 814
New York, Clipper 855
New York, Clothing & Furnishing Trade. 757
New York, Commercial Bulletin 588
New Y< irk. Corner Stone 920
New York, Delineator 1032
New York. Der Fuehrer 774
New York, Der RepuV)likaner 813
New York, Deutsch Amerikanischer
Grocer 951
New York, Druggist's Advertiser 565
New York, Eclectic Magazine 792
66
NEW YORK. Page.
New York, El Comercio 699
New- York, El Espejo 799
New York, Elite Fashions 573
New York, Engineering and Mining Jour-
nal 7.39
New- York, Era 770
New- York, Evening Express 749
New York, Evening Post 625
New York, Evolution 820
New- York, Family Journal 702
New York, Fire Record 7:3;^
New York, Fortschritt 967
New York, Frank Leslie's Publications. . 621
New York, Freeman's Journal and Cath-
olic Register 9:^
New York, Grocer 1006
New York, Guardian 595
New York, Handels Zeitung 591
New York, Harness and Carriage Journal 757
New York, Hat, Cap and Fur Trade 757
New York, Hebrew Leader 580
New York, Heiraths Anzeiger 5F8
New York, Herald of Health 776
New Yoi-k, Hotel Reporter 569
New York, Hub 798
New York, Illustrated Christian Weeklj-. 841
New York, Index Medicus 794
New York, Insurance and Real Estate
Journal 816
New- York, Insurance Critic 791
New York, International Review- 821
New York, Irish Democrat 1002
New York, Katholisches Volksblatt 857
New York. Ladies' Floral Cabinet 801
New York, Las Novedades 583
New York, Literary New-s 579
New York, Magazine of American History 821
New York, Masonic Newspaper 879
New York, Medical Journal 961
New York, Mercantile Review 965
New York, Methodist 641
New- York, Mining New-s 611
New York, Mirror 958
New- York, Nautical Gazette 792
New York, New Jerusalem Messenger... 6C'8
New York, New-s 981
New York, New Yorker Belletristisches
Journal 815
New York, New Yorker Tages N a c h -
richten 981
New York, New Yorker Zeitung 797
New York, North American Review 961
New- York, Observer 567
New- York, Our Animal Friends 565
New York, Pet Stock, Pigeon and Poultry
Bulletin 1005
New York, Physician 851
New- York, Popular Science Monthly 961
New York, Review 811
New York, Rhodes' Journal 8:35
New York, Root and Tinkers' Trade Pub-
lications 756-757
New York, Rural New Yorker 606
New York. Sanitarian 803
New York, Scientific Man 820
New York, Scientific News 725
New York, Sewing Machine Journal 599
New- York, Sewing Machine News 7c8
New York. Sheldon's Export Trade 819
New York, Sheldon's Jobbing Trade 819
New York, Sheltering Arms l(^
New York, Shipping and Commercial List
and Price Current 819
New York. Shipping Gazette and Travel-
er's Guide 724
New- York. Smith's Illustrated Patiern
Bazar 573
New York, Spirit of the Times 778
New York, Star 991
New York, Stockholder 863
New York, Sun 947-948
New York, Sunday Atlas 1031
New York, Sunday Democrat 1004
New York, Trade Reporter kkjI
New York. Voice from the Old Brewery. 966
New York, Waring's X Y Z Railway Guide 889
New- York, Wild Oats 935
New York, Witness 917
New York, World of Fashion 939
Oswego. Palladium 1015
Owego, Blade 868
Phelps, Neighbor's Home Mail 674
Port Jefferson, Times 654
1042
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NEW YORK. Page.
Richmondville, Democrat 587
Rochester, Evening Express 854
Rochester, Exponent 722
Rochester, Katholische Volkszeitung — 964
Rochester, People's Journal 704
Rochester, Sunday Morning Herald 923
Rochester, Union and Advertiser 928
Saugerties, Evening Post 686
Schenectady, Deutscher Anzeiger 9(W
Silver Creek, Counterfeit Detector 618
Silver Creek, Local 618
Sodus, Wayne Co. Alliance 880
Sprlngwater, Enterprise 832
Stillwater, Enterprise 812
Syracuse, Journal 962
Syracuse, Morning Standard 822
Syracuse, School Bulletin and New York
State Educational Journal 804
Ticonderoga, Sentinel 98U
Troy, Northern Budget 967
Troy, Observer 580
Troy, People's Journal (formerly Satur-
day Journal) 764
Troy, Times 877
Wappingers Falls, Era 620
Watkins, Democrat 674
Wayland, Union Advertiser 710
Yonkers, Gazette 860
NORTH CAROLINA.
Charlotte, Bulletin 794
Charlotte, Evening Courier 794
Durham, Methodist Advance 956
Goldsboro, Messenger 897
Greenville, Express 867
Hickory, Western Carolinian 596
Hillsboro, Southern Mail 964
Lincolnton, Constitution 873
Mount Airy, Times 832
Mount Airy, Visitor 671
New-Berne, Newbernian 706
Raleigh, Observer 624
Statesville, Landmark 920
Warrenton, Gazette 706
Washington, North State Press 780
Weldon, Roanoke Farmer 704
Wilmington, Africo-Amer. Presbyterian. 1027
Wilmington, South-Atlantic 943
Winston, Leader 6"34
OHIO.
Ada, Record 570
Adelphi, Border News 658
Akron, Beacon 959
Batavia, Advance 871
Batavia, Clermont Courier 762
Belief ontaine, Logan Co. Index 702
Belief ontaine, Lutheran Evangelist 941
Bridgeport, Riverside Press 808
Bryan, Press 1017
Bucyrus. Deutscher Courier 982
Canal Winchester, Winchester Times — 754
Chagrin Falls, Exponent , 790
Chillicothe, National Express 682
Cincinnati, American Inventor 656
Cincinnati (and Mount Washington), Pub-
lic School Journal 907
Cincinnati, Freie Presse 688
Cincinnati, Gazette 1035
Cincinnati, Grange Bulletin 740
Cincinnati, Herald and Presbyter 581
Cincinnati, Journal and Messenger 805
Cincinnati, Law Bulletin 998
Cincinnati, Marine Journal 894
Cincinnati, Medical Advance 775
Cincinnati, Mystic Jewel 1025
Cincinnati, National Farmer 944
Cincinnati, Sabbath-School Monthly 581
Cincinnati, Star 906
Cincinnati, Volksblatt 738
Cincinnati, Western Tobacco Journal 809
Circleville, Herald 748
Cleveland, Brainard's Musical World — 874
Cleveland, Der Sendbote 728
Cleveland, Herald 585
Clyde, Enterprise 848
Columbus, Der Ohio Sonntagsgast 650
Columbus, Franklin Co. Legal Record 584
Colunibus, Ohio Waisenf reund 912
Columbus, Sunday Morning News 614
Columbus Grove, Journal 730
Cortland, Gazette 592
Coshocton, Coshocton Co. Commonw'lth 830
Dayton, Anzeiger 1016
OHIO. Page-
Delaware, Herald 672
Dennison, Paragraph 607
Dunkirk, Standard 670
East Liverpool, Saturday Review 603
Edgerton, Herald 680
Franklin, Valley Clironicle 706
Gallon, Review 860
Gambier, Argus 722
Hamden Junction, Haniden Enterprise.. 718
Hamilton, Observer 910
Ironton, Iron Era 898
Jackson, Standard 868
Lancaster, Free Press 865
Lebanon, Warren Co. Democrat 828
Lima, Democratic Times 1019
Lithopolis, Lithopolitan Home News 594
Lorain, Times 659
McArthur, Journal 994
Mansfield, Courier 956
Newark, Democrat 1020
New Lisbon, Ohio Patriot 708
North Baltimore, Sun 810
Norwalk, Huron Co. Chronicle 932
Orrville, Crescent :" 962
Piketon, Courier 744
Piqua, Der Correspondent 644 '
Piqua, Miami Helmet 786
Pomeroy, Journal 576
Port Clinton, Ottawa Co. Reporter 844
Richwood, Gazette 752
Springfield, Fai'm and Fireside 833
Steubenville, Germania 784
Steubenville, Ohio Press 940
Strongsville, Young Folks' Musical
Monthly 602
Tippecanoe City, Herald 732
Toledo, National Literary Monthly 864
Toledo, Northern Ohio Democrat 782
Toledo, Sunday Journal 668
Toledo, Sunday Morning Democrat 782
Toledo, Volksf reund j 636
Urbana, Citizen and Gazette 866
Urbana, News TOl
Versailles, Policy 736
Warren, Western Reserve Chronicle 804
Waverly, Pike Co. Republican 578
Waynesville, Miami Gazette 882
Weston, Herald 872
West Union, Adams Co. New-Era 750
Zanesville, Courier 588
Zanesville, Morning Times 1014
Zanesville, Post 904
OREGON.
Albany, Herald 932
Lakeview% Lake Co. Examiner V 1026
Marshfield, Coos Bay News 1009
Poi-tland, Evening Telegram 773
Portland, New North-West 971
Portland, Oregon Literary Vidette 994
Portland, Standard 783
PENNSYLVANIA.
906
Allegheny, Evening Mail
Altoona, Advance »»«
Bii'dsboro, Record 680
Bloomsburgh, Columbia Co. Republican.. 834
Braddoek, Times 598
Bryn Mawr, Home News 846
Butler, Eagle 668
Canonsburg, Rural Notes 584
Carbondale, Critic 958
Carlisle, American Volunteer 587
Catawissa, News Item 656
Chester, Evening News 1024
Claysville, Cross and Crown 696
Claysville, Sentinel 606
Coatesville, Times 1031
Cochranton, Rohr's Trigon 574
Columbia, Courant 578
Danville, National Record 802
Doylestown, Die Wacht 966
Du Bois City, Courier 618
Edenburg, Herald 864
Erie, Evening Herald 694
Erie, Morning Dispatch 916
Franklin, Venango Spectator 1012
Greencastle, Press 842
Harrisburg, Every Saturday Night 964
Hazleton, Independent Democrat 890
Hazleton, Volksblatt 890
Honey Brook, Graphic 956
Johnstown, Tribune 953
Kane,Blade 828
AAIERICAN NEWSPAPER DIRECTORY
1043
PENNSYLVANIA. Page.
Kittanning, Armstrong Republican 836
Lancaster, Die Laterne 1000
Lancaster, Examiner 1021
Lancaster, Farmer 1021
Lancaster, Intelligencer 800
Lancaster, New Era 6:34
Lewistown, Free Press W23
Litiz, Sunbeam 654
McVeytown, Journal 592
Mahanov City, Record 758
Meadville, Crawford Co. Post 610
Millersburg, Herald 776
Millheim, Journal 698
Milton, Miltonian 822
Montrose, Independent Republican 848
Mount Joy, Star and News 780
Nanticoke, Chronicle 818
Newport, Ledger 854
Philadelphia, Afield and Afloat 642
Philadelphia, Agents' Herald 571
Philadelphia, Baptist Teacher 727
Philadelphia, Chronicle-Herald 919
Philadelphia, Evening Bulletin 603
Philadelphia, Evening News 631
Philadelphia, Familien Journal 622
Philadelphia, I. C. B. U. Journal 624
Philadelphia, Legal and Insurance Re-
porter 616
Philadelphia, North American 1026
Philadelphia, Press 789
Philadelphia, Sonntags Journal 582
Philadelphia, Stoddart's Review 663
Philadelphia, Sunday Press and Mirror of
the Times • 924
Philadelphia, Sunday Republic 838
Philadelphia, Times 697
Philadelphia, United Service 642
Philadelphia, Woman's Words 824
Philipsburg, Journal 839
Pittsburgh, Advance 790
Pittsburgh, Catholic 808
Pittsburgh, Christian Advocate 755
Pittsburgh, Grocers' Advocate 662
Pittsburgh, Methodist Recorder 579
Plttsbui-gh, People's Advocate and Com-
mercial Advertiser 996
Pittsburgh, Post 10-20
Pittsburgh, Y Wasg 597
Pottstown, Chronicle 994
Pottsville, Evening Chronicle 616
Pottsville, Jefferson Demokrat 826
Reading, Die Post 1030
Reynoldsville, Paper (formerly Herald). . 974
Sandy Lake, Lake Local 962
Scranton, Sunday Morning Newsdealer. . 955
Scranton, Wochenblatt 718
Skippack, Der Neutralist und AUgemeine
Neuigkeits-Bote 7:38
Talley Cavey, Hampton Press 870
Telford, Montgomery Co. Presse 1028
Towanda, Review 806
Warren, Ledger 792
Warren, Reporter and Farmer 666
"West Chester, Chester Co. Democrat 910
Westfield, Free Press 820
Wilkes Barre, Sunday News-Dealer 681
Wilkes-Barre, Union-Leader 642
RHODE ISLAND.
East Greenwich, Odd Fellows' Register. . 860
Newport, General Advertiser 6tJ0
Pascoag, Burrilh-ille Gazette 632
Providence, Herald 8:32
Providence, Rhode Island Democrat 6:38
Wakefield, Narragansett Times 972
Woonsocket, Evening Reporter 885
SOUTH CAROLINA.
Barnwell, People 862
Charleston, Democrat 672
Greenville, Advertiser 6:34
Hampton Court House, Hampton Co.
Guardian 991
Spartanburg, Herald 738
Walterboro, Colleton Democrat 878
TENNESSEE.
Bartlett, News 6:19
Bristol, Reporter 670
Brownsville, Bee 704
Carthage, Herald 712
Chattanooga, Commercial 833
Columbia, Maurj- Sentinel 766
■Covington, Tipton Record 710
TENNESSEE. Page.
Dresden, Our Country 915
Erin, Houston Co. Review 656
Greenville, Democrat 796
Henderson, Madison Co. Herald 768
Knoxville, Chronicle 713
Knoxville, Republican 992
Lawrenceburg, Lawi-ence Press 598
Manchester, Guardian 686
Mary ville, Blount Co. Democrat 630
Meniphis, Baptist 600
Murfreesboro, News 658
Nashville, American 1011
Nashville, Banner 932
Nashville. Baptist Reflector 995
Nashville, Cumberland Presbyterian 901
Nashville, Sunday School Comments 901
Newport, Eastern Sentinel 615
Newport, Repoiter 660
Pulaski, Herald 1032
Purdy, McNairy Independent 732
Smithville, Journal 802
Tiptonville, Lake Star 827
Union City, Chronicle 962
Woodbury, Baptist Messenger 90O
TEXAS.
Austin, Dispatch 679
Austin, Wochenblatt 742
Blanco, Star-Yindicator 876
Boerne, Union Land Register 866
Bonham, Fannin Co. Advocate 672
Brenham, Sentinel 933
Brownwood, Brown Co. Banner 884
Brownwood, Sentinel 774
Castroville, Quill 731
Clarksville, Times 998
Cuero, Star 1026
Dallas, Baptist Journal 976
Dallas, Redfleld's Musical Journal 572
Dallas, Texas Baptist 1001
Eastland, Review 894
Gainesville, Hesperian 1013
Galveston, Texas Christian Advocate 653
Galveston, Texas Post 657
Giddings, Lone Star 974
Gilmer, Upshur Co. Democrat 980
Graham, Leader 852
Houston, Evening Post 1002
Houston, Texas Baptist Herald 1011
Jasper. Southeast Texan 916
La Grange, Journal 992
Laredo, Two Laredos 920
Lockhart, News Echo 892
Marlin, Ball 628
Orange, Tribune 856
Palestine, Advocate 692
Paris, Press 972
Pittsburg, Magnet 899
Rusk, Observer 996
San Antonio, Express 10)7
San Antonio, Herald KXX)
San Augustine, Saxon 675
Sherman, Democrat 810
Sherman, Signal 721
Taylorsville, Texas Phonograph 914
Uvalde, Hesperian 853
VERMONT.
Burlington, Saturday Evening Re view 726
Northtteld, News 614
Rutland, Review-Inquirer 728
VIRGINIA.
Alexandi-ia, Sunday Picaj'une 808
Big Lick, News, 818
Fredericksburg, Recorder 888
Front Royal, Warren Sentinel 882
Hampton, Southern Workman 628
Harrisonburg. Rockingham Register lOll
Independence, Grayson Clipper 816
Jones ville, Lee Co. Sentinel 976
Manchester, Virginia Courier 812
Monterey, Highland Recorder 972
Norfolk, Gazette 645
Norfolk, Virginia Good Templar 645
Onancock, Eastern Virginian 970
Petersburg, Index and Appeal 9:34
Richmond, American Breeder and Plant'r 892
Richmond, Educational Journal of Vir-
ginia 594
Richmond, Insurance Advocate 816
Richmond, Whig 644
Staunton, Spectator 772
Staunton, Valley Farmer ..'. 930
1044
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WEST VIRGINIA. Page.
Buekhannon, Banner 970
Cairo, Ritchie Democrat 808
Fort Gay, Wayne Advocate 978
Glenville, Gilmerite 838
Huntington, Argus 1001
Morgantovvn, New Dominion 688
Mounds ville, Commercial 902
Phillipi, Barbour Jeff ersonian 716
Princeton, Journal 884
Wheeling, News-Letter 684
Wirt Court House, Wirt Co. Appeal 824
WISCONSIN.
Albany, Journal
Antigo, Langlade Co. Republican
Baraboo, Sauk Co. Democrat
Beloit, Outlook
Chilton, Der Volksbote
Eau Claire, Argus
Fond du Lac, Nordwestlicher Courier —
Green Bay, Concordia
Janesville, Recorder
Jefferson, Banner
Jefferson, Independent
Jenny, Northern Wisconsin News
La Crosse, Nord Stern
Milwaukee, Erziehungs-Blaetter
Milwaukee, Evening Wisconsin
Milwaukee, Freidenker
Milwaukee, Gazette
Milwaukee, Hospodar Americky
Milwaukee, See-Bote
Monroe, Sentinel
Neillsville, True Republican
New Richmond, Democrat ". .
Oshkosh, Northwestern
Pewaukee, Standard
Port Washington, Star
Racine, Journal
Rice Lake, Barron Co. Chronotype
Sheboygan, Tribun
Sheboygan Falls, Sheboj'gan Co. News. . .
Sparta, Monroe Co. Democrat
Stevens' Point, Portage Co. Gazette
Superior, Times
Waterford, Post
White Hall, Times and Trempealeau Co.
Messenger
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794
694
914
623
716
728
1025
1009
672 i
970
740
878
712
803
738
1024
874
671
630
848
811
703
928
570
708
912
678
594
652
876
936
710
812
ARIZONA.
984
976
1019
940
Phoenix, Herald
Prescott, Arizona Miner
Tucson, La Sonora
Yuma, Arizona Sentinel
DAKOTA.
Deadwood, Evening Press 931
Dell Rapids, Exponent 916
Fargo, Argus 978
IDAHO.
Boise City, Republican 754
INDIAN.
Tahlequah, Cherokee Advocate 992
MONTANA.
Glendale, Atlantis 939
Miles City, Yellowstone Journal a55
NEW MEXICO.
Las Cruces, Thirty-Four 1002
Las Vegas, Optic 692
UTAH.
Beaver, Watchman 1005
Ogden, Junction 927
Provo City, TeiTitorial Enquirer 752
Salt Lake City, Salt Lake Herald 842
Salt Lake City, Salt Lake Tribune 903
WASHINGTON.
Olympia, Puget Sound Courier 978
WYOMING. Page.
Evanston, Age 678
Rawlins, Carbon Co. Journal 680
NEW feRUNSWICK.
St. John, Printer's Miscellany 1002
NORTH-WEST TERRITORIES.
Battlef ord, Saskatchewan Herald 1028
Rapid City, Enterprise 990
NOVA SCOTIA.
Halifax, Church Guardian 999
ONTARIO.
Acton, Free Press 636
Alliston, Herald 654
Arkona, East Lambton Advocate , . 1008
Arnprlor, Chronicle 926
Aurora, Borealis. 914
Aylmer, Elgin Gazette 842
Belleville, Intelligencer 626
Belleville, Ontario 1012
Berlin, News 676
Bracebridge, Muskoka Herald 792
Chatham, Canadian Official Postal
Guide 983
Cookstown, Advocate 1000
Eganville, Enterprise 658
Hamilton, Leader 807
Kingsville, Reporter 612
L'Orignal, News 810
London, Advertiser 613
London, Echo , 636
London, Evening Herald 1010
Milton. Halton News 636
Otterville, Magnet 602
Parkdale, Journal 714
Perth, Expositor 610
Peterborough, Times 694
Port Hope, Christian Gleaner 644
Port Hope, Guide 619
St. Catharines, Canadian Horticulturist . 866
St. Mary's, Journal 764
Stirling, News-Argus 796
Toronto, Advertiser 714
Toronto, Canadian Independent 758
Toronto, Fire Journal 663
Toronto, Grip 1004
Toronto, New Dominion 742
Toronto, Poultry Herald 852
Toronto, Tribune >. 7.32
Whitby, Chronicle 718
Windsor, Standard 976
Woodville. Advocate 566
Yorkville, Times 714
PRINCE EDWARD ISLAND.
Charlottetown, Herald 926
Montague, Pioneer 900
QUEBEC.
Bedford, Times 822
Bryson, Pontiac Advance 996
Montreal, Herald 800
Montreal, Journal of Commerce, Finance
and Insurance Review 691
Montreal, La Patrie 782
Montreal, L'Union Medicale du Canada. . 918
Montreal, Shareholder 759
Quebec, Le Courrier du Canada 778
Sr. Hyacinthe, L"Union 780
St. John's, Echo D'Iberville 806
Sherbrooke, Home Circle 974
Sherbrooke, Pionnier de Sherbrooke 784
Sorel, La Gazette de Sorel 851
Sorel, Le Sorellois 649
Sorel, News 678
Sorel, Pilot 851
Three Rivers, Le Constitutionel 970
Valleytteld, Le Progres de Valleytield .... 876
NEWFOUNDLAND.
St. John's, Royal Gazette 1008
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