News and courier - 11/03/1896
1896; Gale Group;
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H. C. S., T. G. W., A. K., W. R. D., Jr., R. M. L., A. G. F., H. C. Moses, More Anon, Geo W. Howard, of Co "B, " 19th S. C. V., James A. Williams, Henriette Rousseau, Olive Harper, Exchange, J. H. Beadle, Sewell Ford, Clare Bunce, Maud James Chilton, Boston Globe, Helen Mathers, Delia Hart Stone in St. Nicholas, Truth,
ResumoNews: Ballington Booth's Army The General Appears at His New Headquarters and Begins the Work of Organization, An Hour with the Sphinx Enigmas, Charades and Riddles for People of All Ages, The Awful Truth His Weapon, The General Assembly Winding up the Work of the Session in the House, A Dirty Editor's Respite Justice Brown Grants a Supersedeas in the Case of Dunlop, of the Chicago Dispatch, A Spanish Boy Editor, The South at Chicago Hon Patrick Walsh Addresses the General Assembly, Bloody Bladon's Slayer An Edgefield Jury Decides That the Killing Was No Crime, First Fall for Dispensary Conirol Taken out of the Hands of State Officers, Bloody Work in Spartanburg A Deputy Marshal under Indictment for Murder is Himself Killed by a Man Whom He Had Arrested, Two Medical College "Stiffs" A Choice Murder Sensation in Chicago Spoiled by a Blundering Negro, Fall River Mill Dividends, One Advantage, Our Club List, The Summer Attire Ribbons Will Play an Important Part in It, Resurrection—The Power of the Word (The Rt. Hon W. E. Gladstone, in North American Review), The General Assembly Tedious Work in the House on the Eve of Adjournment, How Birds Build Their Nests Mrs Oliver Thorne Miller Gives Her Second Bird Talk at the Waldorf, The Work of the Legislature, Bill Nye, Humorist Career of the Greatest American Funmaker, Two Views of Two Stewarts Growth of Individual and National Prosperity since the "Crime of 1873", A Long-Winded Legislature One Thousand Dollars a Day and Many Days Wasted, The New Board of Control, Weyler More Moderate His Humane Circular Issued for Its Effect on Congress, Woman's World The Young Richmond Woman and Her Brand New Cent, Did Weeks Murder His Wife? The Body of a Missing Negro Woman Found Buried near Wedgefield, Labor Parade in Baltimore, Soldiers of the New South The Active Militia and the Modern Major Generals of the State to See Themselve in Print—The Rolls of …, Personnel of the Senate Men Who Killed Many of the House's Wildcat Measures, The New Dispensary Law Rules for the Consumption and Disposition of Intoxicants, Sponges, A Shock to the Rice Trade The Assignment of Dan Talmage's Sons—Preferences to a Large Number of Creditors for Various Small Amounts—Total, The News of the Day, The Governor Indignant The Fair Name of the State Rum Mills Called in Question, New Consular Nominations, Broad River Bridge Broken A Disaster to the Spartanburg, Union and Columbia Railroad—A Freight Train Breaks through the Bridge, Cuban Belligerency Hale's Great Speech against Precipitate Action, As Bad as the Old Ring, Prohibition in Iowa It Has Been Defeated, and Probably Forever, He Lacked Appreciation Jim Had a Good Thing, but Didn't Seem to Know It, The Rev John Rusk, pastor of the Church Militant in Chicago, has been invited to pack up and get out because he invited Bob Ingersoll to speak from his pulpit, A Lesson in Politics, Home Folk in Washington Another Dead Set is Made at Mr Murphy's Salary, but Col Elliott Again Keeps It Intact, Moonshiners Die Game, Salutes, Funeral of Cadet Hill A Large Concourse of Friends Pay the Last Tribute of Respect to an Excellent Young Man, The Control of Primaries A Matter of Serious Importance to Charleston, The Horrors of the Highest North, A Pretty Pincushion, Women Police Matrons, Multiple News Items, Stand by the National Organizer, Who Was Lincoln's Father? A Startling Story That He Was John C. Calhoun's Son, Some of the Jingoes are talking again of impeaching the President if he does not recognize the Cubans as belligerents right away, Joking in the House The Congressman Talked Loud Enough, but His Neighbor Heard Him Not, Leather Novelties How They May Be Easily Made and Etched, Two Sad Deaths in Augusta Mr T. B. Connelly, a Well-known Railroad Man, Dies of Bright's Disease, and Little Mary Phillips is Fatally …, Not a Precedent, Winsome Hospitality, Governor Greenhalge was the first Governor of Massachusetts to die in office in more than seventy years, Squelched by Science How a Lover Lost the Hand of a Great Heiress, Mclaurin Scores One An Amusing Description of His Visit to the Attorney General's Office and How He Unwound Its Red Tape …, To Weed out the Poor Boys, Rubber Ball Tire for Bicycles, Found His Place, Cotton Futures, Hop-Growing in the South North Carolina's Product Superior to New York's and Georgia to Try the Experiment, Gowns for Summer How They Should Be Made and Trimmed, Woman's Disadvantages, Girls out of School, The Legislature Adjourns "What is Writ, is Writ,—Would It Were Worthier", A Great North Carolinian Death of George Davis, Attorney General of the Confederate States and the Trusted Adviser of Jefferson …, Girls in Cuba, "Incipient Rottenness" in Edgefield, They Have Seen the Fair, For Little Folks The Two Reedbirds, Broke the Record, The Luscious Cooter Lament of a Native for the Rapid Disapearance of a Valuable Article of Seacoast Diet, The Lovely Malincourt, A Successful Housekeeper She Must Practice Business Methods—A Well Cooked Meal, A Society of medical men have officially commended bicycle riding for women, The Veterans of the Edisto Rousing Meeting of Orangeburg Camp, U. C. V.—A Large Contingent to Come to Charleston—"Regular" Republican …, Science and Progress The X Ray Investigations—Things Accomplished and Things Hoped for, The Docking of the Indiana, Sad News from Armenia Starvation and Suffering Prevail Everywhere and American Donations Barely Keep Alive Six Hundred People, Gold in Old Abbeville Dr Seigler Digging a Shaft in Some Old Mines on the Harrison Robinson Place, The House Orators Ten at Least Who Are Unusually Gifted, Over Four Thousand Fish The Wanderer Makes a Record-breaking Hanl at the Blackfish Banks, His Motto, The Mileage Grab, Will Anything Come of It? Judge Aldrich's Able Charge on the Hampton Lynching, A Real New Woman Clever Mrs. Lillie R. Pardee of Salt Lake City and Her Clerkship, A Woman's Work Olive Schreiner's Influence in South Africa, The General Assembly Hurry and Bungle at the End of the Session as Usual, The Kentucky Deadlock Death of Senator Weissinger, Leader of the Honest-money Democrats, Will Not Change the Status Quo Materially, The Effect in New Zealand, One Mistake Corrected, Rottenness in Edgefield Thievery and Lachesse at the Fountain Head of Reform, Richmond Cotton Mills Sold They Bring $17, 500, Though a Bid of $26, 000 Was Refused Last Year, Only One Letter Wrong. Classified ads: Multiple Classified Advertisements, Why Do people buy Hood's Sarsaparilla in preference to any other. Miscellaneous: The Weekly News and Courier, All drafts, cheques, and postal money orders for this paper should be made payable to the order of The News and Courier Company. Editorial: Tillman's Dispensary Talk A Caustic Rejoinder to His Speech at Providence, Combinations of Women, Two Gallant Confederates An Adopted Georgian's Reminiscences of Hugh Wilson and Capt Wm Henry Parker, Poking Fun at Thurber The Beautiful Mr Bailey Wants to Cut His Salary down, For a Special Tax on Dogs. Elections: Our Damnable Election Law A Last Vain Effort for Justice to the Party out of Power. Review: A Review of the Week The Course of Trade as Shown by the Markets. Letter to the editor: Master Wm Shaw Howard, Abbeville, S. C., $230 an Acre Corrected Returns of Mr Gamble's Wonderful Success in Tobacco Growing, The Wonders of Winnsboro Fine Collection of Relics from All over the World. Marriage notices: Marriages. Death notices: Deaths. Sports: The Chess Chronicle Notes and Comments for Lovers of the Royal Game. Arts & Entertainment: The Drama, War is Kind, Correcting Himself, The Household Renovation as It Concerns Fashionable Black Goods, Serge, Cheviot, Etc, Fashions Flowers and Foliage in Millinery—New Features in Fancy Plaited Straws, Honesty Not Politic, Estalle's Astronomy, Fitzhugh Lee on Longstreet The Cavalry Leader Discusses the Story of Gettysburg, Not a Success, Padarewski on Chinese Music, Too Busy to Vote.
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