The news and herald. (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1901-1982, February 26, 1902, Image 4
LIST OF BOOKS
MT. ZION LIBRARY.
1. Defense of Charleston.
2 to 10. Encyclopedia.
11 to 20. Cooper's Works.
21 to 28. Thackeray's Works.
29 to 36. Shakespeare's Works.
37 to 66. Dickens' Works.
67. Reminiscences S. C. Perry.
68. The Universe.
69. Libiary of Natural History.
70 to 99. The World's Best Lit
erature.
101. Alexander the Great.
102. Darius.
103. Cyrus.
104. Josephine.
105. Queen Elizabeth.
106. Hannibal.
107. Old Fashioned Girl.
108. Little Men.
109. Little Women.
110. Stories, from Vergil.
111. Stories, from Homer.
112. Little Lord Fauntleroy.
113. Gay Worthies.
114. A Golden Gossip.
115. A Cathedral Courtship.
116. Timothy's Quest.
117. Rome.
118. Greece.
119. Nights with Uncle Remus.
120. Hans Brinker.
121. St. Winifred.,
122. Eric.
123. With Lee in Virginia.
124. By England's Aid.
125. '' "
126. Under Drake's Flag.
127. With Clive in India.
128. Five Little Peppers Grown
Up.
129. Five Little Peppers Midway.
130. Five Little Peppers and How
They Grew.
131. Elsie .Dinsmore.
132. Elsie's Motherhood.
133. Elsie's Holidays.
134. Two Little Confederates.
135. Tanglewood Tales.
136. Wonder Book.
137. Boots and Saddles.
138. Mobur..
139. Dr. Ps pa.
140. Kittylean.
141. Little Pitchers.
142. Flaxie Frizzle.
143. The Twin Cousins.
144. Flaxie Growing Up.
145. The Pink Fairy Book.
148. The Bl} es F.
148. Marooz
149. Tom B
153. Heir of
154. Last pn
155. Days 0
156. Schonberg Family.
157. Colonial Children.
158. The Alhambra.
159. Ivanhoe.
160. Westward Ho.
161. Children of the Cold.
162. Mother Goose's Nursery
Rhbymes.
163. Jack and the Bean Stalk.
164. Tom Thumb.
165. Night Before Christmas.
166. Simple Simen.
167. Puss in Boots.
168. Mother Goose's Rhymes.
169. Sleeping Beauty.
170. The Frog He Would a Woo
ing Go.
171. Robinson Crusoe.
172. Garnet and Black, 1899.
173. Stories of Star Land.
174. Ben Hur.
175. Landrum's Hist. Upper S. C.
176. McCrady's Hist. S. C., vol. 1.
177. " " " - " 2.
178. Old Time Stories.
179. Child Life, No. 1.
180. " " " 2.
181. Lights to Literature.
182. Fables and Rhymes.
183. Folk Story and Verse.
181. Stories of Great Americans
for Little Amewricans.
185. Hours With Nature, 1.
186. "6." 2
187. Seven Little Sisters.
192. R ollo in Naple..
103. " in Ho~lLand.
194. " in Paras.
195. " in Loul'n.
196. " on the R.hineo.
197. "~ in Switzarland.
198. " in Ro.zia.
199. " on the Atlantic.
200. " in Scotland.
201. "6 in Geneva.
202. Up and Down the Brooks.
203. Familiar Trees and' their
Leaves.
204. Ried Rock.
205. A House--Boat on the Styx.
206. Miles Standish.
207. The Cyclopedia of Quotations
208. Grm's German Fairy Tales
209. Chridren's Stories of Ameri
-&n History.
210. Tile Prophet of the Great
Smoky Mountains.
211. Napoleon & his Marshals, 1.
212. " " " 2
213. Washington & his Genils., 1.'
214. "6 "6 " 2.
215.-The Settlers in Canada.
217. Mother Goose (coiolete).
218. Kenilworth.
219. Beside the Bonnie Briartsush
220. In the Boyhood of Lincoln.
221. The Swiss Family Robinson.
222. Scottish Chiefs.
223. With Wolfe in Canada.
224. By Pike and Dyke..
225. The Arabian Nights.
226. The Boys Froissart.
227. Four-Footed Americans.
228. In Ole Virginia.
229. Uncle Remus.
230. Girls Who Became Famous.
231. Elsie's Girlhood.
232. " Womanhood.
233. 800 Leagues on the Amazon.
234. John Halifax.
235. Treasure Island.
236. Not Like Other Girls.
237. Our Bessie.
238. The Lamplighter.
239. Uncle Tom's Cabin.
240. Mill on the Floss.
241. The Electrical Boy.
242. When Knighthood was in
Flower.
243. Four Girls at Chatauqua.
244. Gulliver's Travels.
245. Thaddeus of Warsaw.
246. To Have and to Hold.
247. The Little Minister.
248. Richard Carvel.
249. Hampton and his Cavalry
in '64.
250, Polly.
251. Wide, Wide World.
252. Aunt Martha's Corner Cup
board.
253. Phronsie Pepper.
254. Poor Boys Who Became
Famous.
255. Arthur Bonnicastle.
256. Rose in Bloom.
257. Eight Cousins.
258. With Trumpet and Drum.
259. Fifty Famous Stories Retold
260. In Birdland.
261. Boys of Other Countries.
262. In Mythland.
263. Fables and Folk Stories.
264. A Chi!d-World.
265. Whittier's Snow-Bound and
other Poems...
266. The Story of Ptiiy.
237. Captain January.
268. Rab and his Friends.
269. Beautiful Joe:
270. Being a Boy.
271. Classic Storibs.
272. Sonny.
273. The Hoosier School-Boy.
274. Each and All.
275. Town Geology.
276. Peasant and the Prince.
277. Marie Antoinette.
278. King Charles I. of England.
279. King Charles 1. of England.
280.'History of Madame Reland.
282. Ocean of Air.
283. Stories of Home and School.
284. Little Nell.
285. Hiawatha, the Indian.
286. In the Land of Cave and Cliff
Dwell&rs.
287. Leaves from Nature's Sidry
Book, vol 1.
288. Leaves from Nature's Story
Book, vol 2.
289. Leaves from Nature's Story
Book, vol 3.
290. Stories of Great Inventors.
291. Nature Stories for Youngest
Readers.
292. Stories of Great Men.
293. Science Ladders, vol 1.
294. " " " 2.
295. " "~ " 3.
296. A Wonder Book for Boys and
Girls.
297. Stories of the UI. S. for
Youngest Readers.
298. Myths of Old Greece, vol 1.
2)9. "' " " " 2.
300. "' " " " 3.
301. Stories of Birdland, vol 1.
302. " " " 2.
303. Out Doors.
304. Stories of India.
305. " of England.
306. " of Columbus.
307. " of Rome.
308. Stories of China.
309. Legends of Norseland.
310. Our Fatherland.
;11. Northern Europe.
312. Some of Our Flower Friends
31:3. (Oarnet and Black, vol 2.
L14. Po,-ms of Henry Trimrod.
15. One of the Twenty-Eighth.
l.Th Cavalier.
. i uriti's Christmas.
.'. Wii and Otherwise.
U -Ic Max.
5.St. CLo.
2 l i en Path.
;: NieLts with Uncle Remus.
.L3 . T1he Guardian Angel.
:323. Childr. n's Stories ia Ameri
326. Childreon's S~tories in Ameri
can Progress.
327. The Black Tulip.
328. Barriers Burnted A way.
329. The Gray and the Blue.
330. Guy Mannering.
331. Rob Roy.
332. Rienzi.
333. The Story of the Indian.
334. Daisy Chain.
335. The Boys of Old Monmoath.
336. Sarah Crew, or a Little St.
Elizabeth.
337. Historic Boys.
338. Historic Girls.
340. Exploits and Voyages of
Ral .
341. A Ha orseman.
342. Little Sasie's Stories.
343. The Old -Gentleman of the
Blackstock.
344. Under Two Flags.
345. Don Quixote.
346. Romola.
347. Thelma.
348. Pilgrim's Progress.'
349. Adam Bede.
350. Sketch Book.
351. Elsie in the South.
352. " at Nantucket.
353. Elsie's Widowhood.
354. " New Relations.
355. " Children.
356. Under the Lilacs.
357. Story of the Thirteen Colo
nies.
358. Vicar of Wakefield.
359. Aunt Joe's Scrap Bag, My
Boys.
360. Aunt Joe's Scrap Bag, Shawl
Straps.
361. Aunt Joe's Scrap Bag, Cupid
and Chow-Cho.w.
362. Aunt Joe's Scrap~Book, My
Girls.
363. Aunt Joe's Scrap Book, Tin
ney's Crews in the Piano-forte
364. Aunt Joe's- Scrap'Book, The
Old Fashioned.Th;nksgiving.
365. A Noble Li
366. General
367. The Inseet W d.
368. The Plant World
369. Story Li
370. Aunt-Poll d Brigade.
371. Birds and
372. When I Wa ittle Girl.
373. Fables and- olk Stories.
374. Jack-a-NgO.
375. Water Babi
376. Autobiogr' of Benjamin
-Franklin..
377. Christie's Old Organ.
378. A Story of- the Solar System.
379. Opening of the Chestnut Burr
380. Stepping Heavenward.
381. Old Creole Days.
382. Legends of the Red-Children.
383. Little People of the Snow.
381. Among the Camps.
385. Two Little Confederates.
386. A Loyal Little Red ioat.
337. Indian Child Life.
383. A Lovable Crank.
389. Father Goose-His Book.
890. For the Temple.
391. Captain Bailey's Heir.
2. The Young Astronomer.
93. The Little Colo.nel.
.94. Pioneers of the Revolution.
195. Lena Rivers.
396. Three Musketeers.
397. Hilt to Hilt.
400. Robert E. Lee.
401. Robin Hood.
402. Pillars of the House, vol 1.
403. "~ " " 2.
404. Tales of Chivalry.
405. Flower of the Family.
406. Pioneer History of the Mis
sissippi Valley.
407. Huckleberry Finn..
408. Tom Sawyer.
409. Denslow Mother Guose.
410. Lorna Doone.
411. Royal Children of. English
History.
412. Shakespeare, the Poet, etc.
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