Ashtabula telegraph. (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1874-1880, 1875-12-03
Scribner's S Monthly for 1876.


The publishers invite attention to the following
list Of some OF the attractive articles secured for
Seribner's Monthly, for the coming year. In the
1eld OF fiction, besides numerous noYelettes and
rial stories' BY american authors. Tne frst Of
these nov complies in our hands.
- - stGABRTEL CONROK,''
By BRET. HARTE.-
BEGINS IN the November number, and will run
for twelve months. This is Mr.. Harre's hrst ex-
tended Tork. The scenes and characters. which
heAnthOc has chosen ON his favoritc fed, Cal
nornia, are painted with Characteristic ViYidness
most graphic record Of early California life that
has vet sppeared. We shall also begin in the
January number,
s.PRILIP NOLAN's FRIENDS;
Or. SHOW YOUR PASSPORTS"
By EDWARD RYERETT HALE,
The scene Of this story is lgio in the Southwest
aia nd Texzs, ct the time cs Aaron Burr's trsa-
son. The characters lived In section which was
new Amerieans nov French. and now Spanish.
sstoFy Of intense and unhagging interest through
EsE6SNOsPAamEas,ss VACATION, !,
By Col Gro. Z. WAXING, in.
Col. Waring is now in Europe, visiting IN q
roW-boat Fide Of two hundred ATTY miles, one OF
The most fertile and interesting Of the yine-groW
ing valleys OF Europe. This second series Of pa
spers promises to be even more Interesting than
CRNTENNIAL LETTERS,
Edited BY JoHE YAEoE CHENEY.
A rare collection ef Revolutionary Letters main
ly from stores in the hand Of the descendants or
Col. joseph Ward They are full OF interest, and
be read With rare relish in connection with the
Centennial celebration OF the year.
8rilliantiy Illustrated articles on
- IAMERIuAN COLLEGES,
Written respectively by thsiF friends will AppeaF
enflnS The yeAr. fhe revived interest in college
life en1kes these papers especially timely, and
secure Tor them un1sual attention. ~ : -ttl-
-s-se.i sseED NEW YORK
EIegeniiy Illustrated articles on Old New YORK
BY Joan Y. Mines will appear ct once, and viii
att aetEhe attention OF an an city or country who
marx witt tn.erest the development Of, the great
metropolis, and afectionateiy remember the
quaint pesuliaritles Of its olden time.
Every number is prOiuseiy illustrated, thus en-
ablng as 20 give to or descriptive Rnd narratise
articles an Interest and permanent value never
attained II 8 n0n-illustrsted periodical. Under
IT. aceust med.management the mAgaziue will m
the future ne devoted, ss IL has been in the past
to souni literature and Christian progress.
The editorial departments occupy over twenty
paRes Of eash number and contain DR.. Hollands
Vigorous ard timely editorials as well as revi sws
Of ths atesr works Of art literature, and science.
TERMS
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