Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1877-12-06
Scribner's Monthly
FOR iS77-'7S.


Without recalling the excellence of the past
the publishers of SoRIBNRR's MONTHLY an
nounce, for the year to come, the following
papers:
The Picturesque Side >fAnserfcan Farm
Lie-This subject will be treated in a series
of separate papers engaged from writers who
stand in the front rank among Americans, both
in qualities of style and in keen insight OF
nature Mr.. r. L. Robinson, author of q
delightful paper on Fox Hunting in New
England in the January number, viii repre-
sent the same section in this series John
Burroughs, whose papers on similar topics
IA .e oeen highly prized ana popular feature
VI Scfi"nef "uI T.te Vi farn Lie IN Ne~
lorA. :u Mauree thompson, tne poe. naagIai- m
~, miI uescrioe lne cna,ac.e,is.cs VI west
erI .arnins' ol winch ou. .slle mas oeen
S'.tten. ~ 70 snPec.eu tnas .Ie lnas.rsliol a
~ .l,is series VIII os % lenGeS snc tyPica
,ns,,sr I, ;s ,honob, ,hs, na nsnsr or ser;es
81 nsre-e vat ;seneG in Scr;hner will so fully
r..j;,a the constant des;rc M the nogaz;ne n
keen ont of the rnss and both in tsrt and
;IInstrat;ons to ohts;n o,.,;,v ,s,hsr ,bsn
Quantity. and to print fresh. strong and deli
cate vork from or;e;nal sources
..Rosy,"-by Edward EggIeston (author of
The HOosier Schoolmsster.S &c) This new
novel will doubtless be the most important
American serial of the year. The first num-
Der was published in November. Those who
have read it In manus ript declare Roxy to
be much the most striking and remarkable
story this author has ever written. f. il il
lustrsted by one of the ablest of the Younger
American painters Walter Sbirlsw.
President Of The American Art Association
American Sports-Some of the most novel
and entertaining of these papers are vet 10
appear. the scenes of which will be In the
West. the Middle States. the South. New
England and Canada.
Or. of. Door Pnpers--bv .Jobn Burroughs.
author of sWake Robin, 60. will contain not
only articles on Birds. but on sTramping.'
4 x,amping Out and kindred topics. Mr..
napers will begin in the January
number, the first being entitled Birds and
Birds and illustrated by Fidelis Bridges.
Archfteeture of Birds-Dr Thomas NJ.
Brewer will Contribute four exouisitely illus
rated articles on birds nests. which every
over of na,nre will DELIGHT in. DR.. Brewer
has nrobablv the finest collection of birds'
.0us in the world IN draw npon for the illus
of these naners.
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;oo n ;so,.,a az IA r;d;n V &c I,.nt; ;na
M ia n,I ,n0S Tto 9o,,ro of ,ha FU1,;ah sU ,hoss
,uehbred and that of bis Eastern 5roeenitor
The Arabiap1 are fully considered In relation
n these uses.
so,ee Holm-New stories bv this nonnlar
,vr;,sr % vii % be o;var in earIy nnmhars of
Scribner, beginning with Joe Hale's Rad
to appear in January. This nov
,lette' chronicles an episode of the late war
'or the Union.
"H;, Enher;xau,s n-Rv Ade,;ne Traf,on an
,,o,I hecrn in the W;dsn inner Ho;;dav n,,ro
%. III t.a no,.,,,ad ~ sSo raar
!. =, ,u;i he found 70 he Of ;n.reasiug Inte,est 70