Rensselaer Republican, Volume 20, Number 18, Rensselaer, Jasper County, 5 January 1888 — Page 8 Advertisements Column 2 [ADVERTISEMENT]

WMe Awake I«MH. ~ t The readers of this wonderful maga zine for young people are so accustomed to good reading and® pictures that they will wonder how it D going to be better than ever this coming year. But it Is.! . . The hew year has already begun with the Holiday number just out—a. truly great number, larger and richer, more varied, and therefore it roust be better than ever before. And the publishers have a primmer to send to those who want to know what Wide Awake is going to have in it in 1888. The wonder that such a library and picture gallery cau be got together for $2.40 a year a tlrowsnml pages and everything fresh and new stories, history, travels, biography* sketches, anecdote, adventure —and al! instructive as well as entertaining. Two worlds are’drawn from to make such provision for the education-and pleasure of our childrens , ’ . Such, writers,and subjects as .these; Edmund Clarence btoadman, Jlhe Star Bearer, a lofty Christmas poem. ■ Andrew Lang, Bal hid of a I’ad bit of. autobiography. > g H, Rider Haggard. A tale oj Three LioWAbdpk ipltae’-f. Jr My I’ncle.Fieriicond, a serial.// //. . M. E, W. Sherwood, Those Cousins of Mabelfs and Double Roses, 'JXvo serJessie Benton Fremont, a serial, Cruise of a Coverlet. Harriet Taylor Upton, serial historical paper's, Children of the White House Elbridge 8. Brooks, opportunity papers, getting On in the World. Louise Imogen Guiney, The Bringing Up of Puppies, not all in a month by any means. Oscar Fay Adams, Dear Old Story Tellers. Mary Bradford Ci owninshield, a 'penial, Pluckoy Smoll, His Story. Edward Everett Hale, historical serial, The Story of Boston Common. And these are not half, nor a quarter of those in sight. So high is the best of young people's literature nowadays that weave all ot us giad to be young. Nine reading peoplj prefer it to what i&written for them: for it has the rune merit • of being easy as well as good We know of no Christners gift so sure of bringing a happy response in a reading family. Send&fnu to D. LotLrop Company. Boater.-

Notice of Prices of Liquors. The Undersigned gives notice to thepublic that hereafter he will J •s€ll beer, wines and liquors, at his' saloon, at the following prices: Beer 2 bottles 25 cents. “ 2 glasses 5 “ Best Whiskey, per qk 80 cents. “ pt. -10 “ “ / “ “ Jpt. 20 “ “ “ “ glass 5 “ . Large quantities sold at whole-! sale rates. 1 have several hundred dollars worth of fine whiskey in bond and wish to dispose of the same, at the above prices. Ajall and examine stock.

M. O. Halloran

Emmet Kannal, Sole Agent for Keusst 1 xer.

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