The McArthur enquirer. (M'arthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1873-1884, 1873-03-12
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The Publishers OF ScRlBAER's M0NTnLY, in
their Prospeetus Just issued, p.omse for the
ensuing year q more brilliant array OF con-
t.ibutois ahd an increase in the variety and
beauty of It's illust atiOns, alr,ady conceded
Dy the critics to be '.fRer Than dDy Whjch hare
hHherto appeared IN an AmericnR .HdGdsiae."
DR.. HOLLAND, the Edit0r Will wiitu the Sc
ial stolyof the year, which Will be autObog-
dphi,al in lOlni, and win be illusi ated by
Miss HallOuk. Ii is entitled arthur Bonni-
astle," and will deal with sone Of tho most
dlncult problems of American tic. viii
0e commenced III the November L,"uer.
There will be q new story by SANE lI0LM,
: The One-lcBged Dancers"
BRET HATTIE, the best writer Of short sto-
les now living, VIII cont ltiDute u cha autelis-
iu story entitled " The Epi, VI Fiuul, town"
which will bu illust aiedb by sheppad.
Il. III. STODDARD Will wife u sc. les Of
entertaining papers about "AuIhoIs, their
'elsonal Characteristics, Home Lie, ham
lies Friends, Whims, and Ways" A series
)f "Portraits Of Living American Wlitcls,"
Is also promised.
CLARENCE OOE will write about" "Funiture
nd the Decoration Of American Ii iOmCs
These papers Will be cmncntlI practical as
acll us artistic. and viii be iliusL atrd with
,esigns and sketches by hume Gus artists in
ldditlOn to those which the writer himself
VIII furnish.
Among those who will contribute are:
ilans Anderson, Bryant, Bushnell, Egglcs-
ON, Froude, IiigginsUn, Bishop huntington,
jret Harte, John lay, H.. H., Macdonald,
Mitchell, Miss Phelps, Stctlnar, Sto, kton,
| StoddaId, Celia ThaAter, Wamcr Wilkinson,
md Mrs. Whitney, besiucs n host OF others
The editorial control amt direction OF the
Magazine Will remain in the hlnds of Dr.
i0LLANp, who Will continue 10 Write "Ihe
fopi,s Of the Time viii h the New York
Independent says "dIc more widely quoted
| Il similar A,ppi Ia
MuguZine.N
atson Gilderwil write 'Ihc Old tabinct,I
| as hitherto. Prof. john G. JGr CuuuuCrS
thc department of Mature and Science"
| Ihc depai tments of "ilOme and Society"
Md "Lulturc and Progress" Will engage the
contributions of more than score OF pens on
| 10Th sides of the A tantiv.
The Watchndn and Reflector SAYS:
'ScribneI's Monthly Tor September is bet
| ter than usual, which indicates u needless
waste of editorial b. ains and publishers
money. for the Magazine was good enough
beiore!' And yet the Publishers promise 10
make it still bettcrfOr the coming ytai!
| The Subscription price is 81 Il year with spc-
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