The McArthur enquirer. (M'arthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1873-1884, 1873-03-26
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The Publishers of ScRIBNkR's MONTHLY, in
their Prospectus just issued promise for the
ensuing year q more brilliant array OF con-
tributors, aud an increase In the variety and
beauty Of Its illustrations, already conceded
by the critics TO DC Finer than any arhich haze
hitherto appeared IN any american Kd0dsino.n
Dr. HOLLAND, the Editor, will write the Sc
rial story OF the year, which will be autobiog-
raphical IN form, and will be illustrated By
Miss Hallock. II Is entitled "Arthur Bonni-
CASTLE" and Will deal with some of the most
difficult problems of American life. 1t will
be commenced in the November number
There will be q new story by SAKE HOLM.
" The 0ne-legged Dancers.n
BRET HATRE, the best writer of short sto-
ries now living, will contribute u characters
tic story entitled "The Epic of Fiddletown0'
which will be illustratedby Sheppard.
II. II. SToDDARD will write series Of
entertaining papers. about ."Authors, their
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of Portraits Of Living American Writers,I
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Among those who will contribute are:
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Bret Harte, John Hay, II. H., Macdonald,
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Stoddard Celia Thaxter, Warner, Wilkinson,
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HOLLAND, who will continue to write "The
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Watson Glider will write THE Old Cabinet
ns hitherto. Prof. John e. Draper conducts
the department of mature and Science"
Ihe departments OF "Home and Society,""
and "Culture and Progress" will engage the
contributions Of more than score of peps ON
both sides of the Atlantic
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sGrlDners monthly Tor September ia bet
ter than usual, which indicates needless
waste Of editorial brains and publishers
money, Tor the Magazine was good enough
beiore!" And yet the Publishers promise to
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