The Morristown gazette. [volume] (Morristown, Tenn.) 1867-1920, 1873-04-16
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increase in the variety and beauty Of its Hlustra
tions, already conceded by the critics to be Elmer
than any which have hitherto appeared in any
American magaz zine"
De. HOLLAND the Editor, win write the serial
story of the year. which viii be autobographical in
form, and Will be illus trated by Miss Hallock. II s
entitled ARTHUR BONNiCASTLE, and viii deal
with some of the most difficult problems OF Amsri-
can life. 1t was commenced in the November num-
Der. ses - 9Ee
There win be new story by SAKE HoLM-THE
ONE LEGGED DANGERS. +.t 48E ~
BREr HARTE the best writer Of short stories now
living Will attribute Characteristic story, emit
! tied THE EPIC OF FIDDLETOWN which viii be
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II. III. SToDDARD will write q series of entertain
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Ways. series of Portraits Of Living American
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CLARENcE Cook viii write about Furniture and
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than score Of pens both sides Of the Atlantic.
The Watcfrnan and Reflector sa,
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brains and publishers money for the Magazine
good enough before"
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