Union County courier. [volume] (Elk Point, Union County, D.T. [S.D.]) 187?-1913, 1877-12-05
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the publishers ofSCRi BsKR sAoNruxy announce,
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AMERICAN FARM LlE.-This snhieci

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the publishers ofScRI ESKH, sAoNruxY valnOlpee,
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AMERICAN FARM LIE.-This subject
will he teartcd In a series OF separate papers en-
gagged from writers Who stand IN the front rank
among Amerieans, both IN qualities Of style and
keen insight OF nature. Mr. X. Il. Robinson. au
thor of a delightful paper on Fox, Hunting in
New England" in the January number. will rep
resent the same section In this series. John
BURROWS, whuse papers on similar topics have
been a highly priced and popular feature OF
SoRlBnER. will write of Farm Life in New York.
Maurice Thompson, the poet .painralist, will de-
scribe the charc,eristics of Western farming. OF
which but little has been written. 1t is expected
that the Illus ration Of this series will be OF u re-
fined and typical character, commensurate with
the subjec matter. IL IL thought that no paper
or settles of papers yet issued in SCkIBSER will 80
fnlly realize the constant desire of the magazine
10 keep out Of The rntr. and. both In text and "
lustraiiols, to obtain quality aiher than buanli-
", and 10 print fresh, strong and delicate work
from original sonrses
.'ROxY.'-by Edward Ecglcston iauthor OF
1.-THE Ilossier, Scbooimaster.N &c.l. This new
novel will doubtless be the most important
American serial of the year. The first number
was published in November. Those who have
read it in manuscript declare Roxy 10 be much
the most striking and remarkable story thie an-
thor haze ever written. II il illustrated by one
of he anlesi of he younger Americas printers
Mr.. woiter shirlaw. President Of The American
Arr Sssse!aiion."
ERnCAN SpORTS.-some of the
most novel aud entertaining II these papers are
yet to appear, the seems Of which Will be in the
West, the Middle States. The South, New Eng
OuT.OF. DOOR PAPERs.-by John Bar
roGghs, author OF wake Robin. /" &c, viii con
tain no, only articles on Birds. but on Tramp
i R asnrisg oa', wi ana has kandf re no, ,"p'G ei,nu AT;
| lumber. the hrst beiug entitled Birds andBirds"
an ILLUSTRATED by Eidelia Bridges.
ARIHlTECTURE OF BIRDS.--Dr,
| Thoma. NJ. Brewer will contribute for exanisiiely
| illusfrafed articleS on hirds' nasSa which every
| lover Of nature will delight In. DR., Brewer has
pr, baby tho finest collection Of birds eggs in
The world to draw upon for tho ILLUSTRATION Of
these papers.
THE SADDLE.HORSE.-Col. George
2. waring, with whose excellent work Of various
sorts our readers are familiar, contributes twt
illustrated articles on the horse. lie treats spec
IaIly OF saddle horses aud their use for pleasnr,
and for sp0il, iuclading road riding. fox-hunitn.
and racing. The nature of the Edglish thorough
bred and that Of his Eastern progeniior che Arab
are fully considered In relation to these uses.
SAKE HOLM New stories qy this popula
writer will be gwen In early Numbers Of Serb
NER. beginning with Joe Ha,c's Red Stockings,
to appear IN january. This novelette, chroni
cles in an episode OF the late was for the Union.
HIS lNHERlTANCE.''-By Ad.lin
Trafton. so well begun In the Midsummer ,Hol
day number. viii be continued nearly throng
the year. 1t will DO found to be u incrcasln
interest TO the very end.
"a KNIGHT or FORTUNEo-ljalma
Hjorth Boyesenr new nOvel--wiil be begun ]
SCRIBNEKat the conclusion OF "His Inheritance.
II Will reveal . phase OF American society ~
dreamed Of by most OF our readers, and will b
certain to increase the reputation Of the writer q
a master oi English aud Of his arr.
THE EDITORIAL DEPARTMENT
will continue To employ the Abieri pens In nae
ica, and will conclude the present adihirabl
summary Of English publications. Besides u
. special articles above enume ratsd, the magazir
viii contain Poems. Sketches Essays. Review
. and short Stories OF tho highest char acter'
large practical reduction in price IL made by q