The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1888-12-31
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J. S. PALMER.

THE DEsPoT OF BRooMsEDGE CAVE. By Charles
Egbert Craddock. Houghton Mifflin & Co.,
publishers, Dew York. Wyly & Co., Savan-
nah. Cloth, 81 25.
This is one of Charles Egbert Craddock's
best stories, and all of her stories are good
1t was published in the Atlantic Monthly
and attracted wide attention. The plot of
it is good and the portraiture Of characters
is excellent The scene of it is laid in the
Tennessee mountains and the characters are
mainly of that region. The story is well
worth reading Those who read it will not
be disappointed.
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table of contents is a very satisfactory one.
This magazine is being steadily improved,
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Outing, for January, has great variety
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The Christmas Wide Atoahco is bright
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FEATHER Christmas and his folks. Margaret
Sidney opens her now Peppers" serial in
this number. This story will run through
the year. J. I. Trowbridge in his serial,
1.-THE Adventures OF David Vane and David
Crane,n opens the door upon typical New
England farmhouse family. Elizabeth
Stuart Phelps Mrs. Herbert Ward con-
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Toddethwaite Prlze.n John Strange Win
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good story with a sweet lesson, entitled
"Yum. Yum, A Pug Mrs. General Ere
mont has a remarkable account, "How the
Good News Came Out Of the Wegt.n Miss
Amanda b. Harris tells the touching story
OF a captive eagle. Mrs. William Clafiin
gives tho first OF ''Daisy's Letters 10 Patty"
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