Chester Rand or The New Path to Fortune

Probably the best known citizen of Wyncombe, a small town nestling among the Pennsylvania mountains, was Silas Tripp. He kept the village store, occasionally entertained travelers, having three spare rooms, was town treasurer, and conspicuous in other local offices.

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Chester Rand or The New Path to Fortune

CHAPTER I. SILAS TRIPP.
CHAPTER II. OUT OF WORK.
CHAPTER III. A NOTEWORTHY EVENING.
CHAPTER IV. A DYING GIFT.
CHAPTER V. CHESTER\'S FIRST SUCCESS.
CHAPTER VI. ROBERT RAMSAY.
CHAPTER VII. SILAS TRIPP MAKES A DISCOVERY.
CHAPTER VIII. A SCENE IN THE GROCERY STORE.
CHAPTER IX. NEW PLANS FOR CHESTER.
CHAPTER X. A RAILROAD ACQUAINTANCE.
CHAPTER XI. CHESTER\'S FIRST EXPERIENCES IN NEW YORK.
CHAPTER XII. A REAL ESTATE OFFICE.
CHAPTER XIII. MR. MULLINS, THE BOOKKEEPER.
CHAPTER XIV. THE TABLES TURNED.
CHAPTER XV. A PLOT AGAINST CHESTER.
CHAPTER XVI. PROF. HAZLITT AT HOME.
CHAPTER XVII. CHESTER TAKES A LESSON IN BOXING.
CHAPTER XVIII. DICK RALSTON.
CHAPTER XIX. MR. FAIRCHILD LEAVES THE CITY.
CHAPTER XX. PAUL PERKINS, OF MINNEAPOLIS.
CHAPTER XXI. MR. PERKINS MAKES AN ACQUAINTANCE.
CHAPTER XXII. DICK RALSTON\'S FATHER.
CHAPTER XXIII. CHESTER IS DISCHARGED.
CHAPTER XXIV. INTRODUCES MR. SHARPLEIGH, THE DETECTIVE.
CHAPTER XXV. CHESTER MEETS ANOTHER ARTIST.
CHAPTER XXVI. A STRANGER IN NEW YORK.
CHAPTER XXVII. MR. TRIPP IS DISAPPOINTED.
CHAPTER XXVIII. PROF. NUGENT.
CHAPTER XXIX. MR. FAIRCHILD\'S TELEGRAM.
CHAPTER XXX. THE ATTEMPTED ROBBERY.
CHAPTER XXXI. A DAY OF SURPRISES.
CHAPTER XXXII. EDWARD GRANGER.
CHAPTER XXXIII. A FRIEND FROM OREGON.
CHAPTER XXXIV. AFTER A YEAR.
CHAPTER XXXV. PREPARING FOR THE JOURNEY.
CHAPTER XXXVI. A GREAT SURPRISE.
CHAPTER XXXVII. DAVID MULLINS AGAIN.
CHAPTER XXXVIII. ABNER TRIMBLE\'S PLOT.
CHAPTER XXXIX. MAKING A WILL.
CHAPTER XL. AN UNEXPECTED SURPRISE.
CHAPTER XLI. CONCLUSION.

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