The Worthington advance. [volume] (Worthington, Minn.) 1874-1908, 1875-10-29
Scribners' Mo-. taly 1856

The pu3a!crS invite attention % the follow
Tor Sciibusr:s Monthly for the coming yrar. In
the field OF licihM besides numerous novelertrs
and shorter stores, there will Dr tuo remurA.,bte
tS'rttN Stories, 10y American Authors. The first
vi these now complete in our hands,
>, HABKlE!. CONROl," by BRET. IIARTE,
Regins III the November number, and will run
for twelve months. This is MIR. l'ar,c's first cx:
tcndetl work. The scenes and characters, which
the author has chosen from his .f;lvorfc field,
ca ifor''ia, are painted with char ctcri>tic vivid
ness and power: and the work is, Without doubt
the MOST s:rap!c record OF early Ca ifornl life
that has yet ;,4'pta' cd.
We stE!Il al:3 beyin in tie jan,r,ry number,
"rlllL1p NOLANS FIiESDS,.
or. -S1oU -Four PASSPORTS" Ey EDWARD EVER
FIT HALE. ThcSceiic of this story is lald in the
uth~eSterll territory, now forming the States OF
Louisiana and Texas, at the time Of Aaron Burr.s
treason. The characters llv,'d in u section which
WAS now Ameucan now French. and now Span
iSil, and this record Of tn IL advent nYDns lives
makes 4 story OF intense and u!ilaggih: interest
- NSECOSD FARMERS VAC .trIoS:'"
BY COL. GEO. +. WAtlN<;. jK. Col, W;.rins is
now ia Europe, ysnns, IN Il row: boat ride. Of
tile notwithstanding OF tie vine. growing valleys
Of Europe. This Second series OF papers PROM
iscs to lie even more Interesting than that with
WHICH our C tH!i rs iei Ikr iin:is'
Edited by JOHN VANuE NuENEY. 4 rcre colec-
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