Alpena weekly argus. [volume] (Alpena, Mich.) 1871-1893, 1892-04-13
CODEY'S F. J.. 1892.
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With the January issue We will begin two new
serials entitled:
Fawcctt. story of New York life, written in his
best vein and manner His national reputation is
at any time guarantee of an interesting novelette,
Maiorio Lee, by Margaret Spencer. Whose
bright and attractive letters from Washington
have met with so much favor from our readers.
The story is located in the Capital and as the au-
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dents. We predict for "Majore Lee" warm re-
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For the latter months we have number of Seri-
ais and short Stories by the best authors.
Tho Legend of the Lantern, by Mrs.
Olivia Lowell Wilson. This charming story will
run through several numbers and will be illustrate
cd with original photograyurcs by Will L. Hooper.
The Autobiography OF Mary, by Ada
Marie Peck. TO those who have read "rhe Filjean
Mystery" by this author, we need say nothing eX
cept that t is thought TO be better Of possiblel
than any of her previous efforts.
In addition to our usual number OF short stories
We shall publish series articles entitled,
Advice from Everywherc, by Olivia
Phillips. Embracing such subjects as The Sick
Room" "Homc Nursery" "Childrens Nursery"
"Amuscments for the Shut Ins," "a Minister'S
Outing" "a Year Well SPENT" etc.
AUGUSTA SALISBURY PREscorT, well known
from her writing for the great New York newspa-
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for us, and during the year will furnish series of
articles that vii be Nell worth II the price Of the
Afternoon Tea. "Jenny is going TO be Married."
Wedding PRESENTS" etc.
BELLE G. 0iuEEs, whose humorous sketches, the
Hawkins Family, have made her famous in this
way, will give us some new features which 1--WE are
| assuredl will be more mirth-provoking than her
previous efforts.
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