News and courier - 26/01/1898
1898; Gale Group;
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A. K., G. C. S., R. M. L., Congaree, E. Nesbit in the Argosy, Thos P. Harrison, N. W. Sally, M. D., Albert Barnes, Henriette Rousseau, Judic Chollet, Olive Harper, Eliza Archard Conner, C. A. Boutelle, John L. Sullivan, Dexter Marshall, Nixon Waterman, Anthony Hope,
ResumoShipping news: Sheep Raising is Profitable Mr J. Edgar Poag, of Rock Hill, Ships Extensively to Northern Markets and is an Authority on Stock Raising—The, War Ship Ordered to Havana She Goes, However, Only with Most Friendly Intentions, The steamer La Champagne, which arrived to-day from Havre, brought $5,250,000 in gold in transit to Cuba. News: How the Castle Was Saved, An Hour with the Sphinx Enigmas, Charades and Riddles for People of All Ages, The Work of the Senate Dispensary Bills Postponed to Thursday Next—Senator Mayfield's Speech in Explanation and Support of His …, Old Lovers, British Vice-Consul Mr. A. Harkness, Who Has Served Her Majesty Well in This City, Will Go to Savannah, Crack Curling Skip Tom Watt of the New York Thistle Club, Work of the Senate After Earnest Opposition the Bill to Compel Railroads to Run Their Trains so That at Least One Train …, The Bicycle Eye, Two Killed, Many Wounded A Terrible Catastrophe Early Yesterday Morning, Lucky Swiftwater Bill Fresh from the Klondike, He Astonishes the Civilized World and Takes a Wife on Short Notice, Work of the Senate A Bill Passes Its Second Reading Making Railroads Liable to Various Liens—Public Printer to Be Elected …, Patriots with the Piles Why Tens of Thousands of Veterans Get Pensions from the Government, The Dinner Saturday Night Speeches by Mayor Smyth, Chairman Hooker, Collector Bryan and Congressman Berry—Chairman Hooker Pledged …, After Dr Strait's Scalp Mr W. D. Pollock, of Chesterfield, and Six Others Said to Be Candidates for Congress—Cheraw Wants the …, Thirty-six Thousand Eyes, The Trial of New Bold The Case Given to the Jury—A Mistrial or a Verdict of Manslaughter, with a Recommendation to Mercy, Expected, Fighters Must Fight So Says Former Champion John L. Sullivan, The Good Roads Convention, To Facilitate Arrests, Gen Robert E. Lee Tribute to the Memory of the Great Virginian, The News of the Day, A New Quarantine Bill It is the Greatest Stretch of Federal Authority in This Connection That Has yet Been Proposed, Southern Quarantine The Proposed Convention to Be Held in Mobile on February 9, A New Game, The General Assembly House Clears Its Calendar—Senate Has a Night Session, Jim Crow Cars, Again, Health Outlook on the Edisto The Eight Students from the Colored College in the Post House All out of Bed—No More New Cases—Dr N. …, The Fertilizer Bill As It Was Reported to the House by the Committee on Agriculture, Paying Our Debts in Silver Progress of the Debate on Senator Teller's Resolution, Entertaining the Statesmen Members of the Rivers and Harbors Committee, In Silk and Velvet Arrayed like Solomon in All His Glory, The City on the Congaree Sayings and Doings of the People of Columbia, Multiple News Items, Germany's Grab Completed An Official Statement of the Settlement with China, Evening Toilets General Hints Concerning the Newest Ball and Reception Costumes, Adulterated Flour, Simon Dale (Copyright, 1897, by A. H. Hawkins), New Historic Frieze at the Capitol Famous Men and Women Differ on What Event Shall Be Memorialized, Inspection of Oil, A Mechanical Ferret A Device to Drive Rabbits from Their Burrows, A Talk with Mr Norton The Experience of a New Member of Congress, Evening Gowns What Young Girls Wear—Variations for a Limited Wardrobe, Too Much Salt, Mr Pollock's Plan, Santee Rice Planting Company Organized at Georgetown with a Capital of $55,000—General Manager Ward Pushing Work—Good Weather for …, U. S. Grant for U. S. Senator U. S. Grant and His San Diego Residence, It was Sir Henry Havelock Allen's boast that he could make his Arab, The Wardrobe What to Wear in Order to Be Fashionably Attired, An off Day in Columbia The General Assembly Not in Session, An Every Day Occurrence, Typhoid Fever in Philadelphia, In Memory of Judge McGOWAN The Eloquent Tribute Paid Their Late Associate by the Members of the State Supreme Court, The Famous Log Cabin Church of Alaska, A Historic Horn, Various Notes Jottings Here and There in the Domain of the Wardrobe, Leprosy Increasing Here A Few More Cases in the United States Than There Were Ten Years Ago, Another Wreck Victim Railroad Commissioners Have Started an Investigation—Catastrophe Could Not Have Occurred Had Rules Been …, Death of a Beaufort Lady, Visible Supply of Cotton, Death of Capt R. S. Desportes A Prominent and Useful Citizen of Columbia, Who Had a Fine Record as a Confederate Officer, An Eagle's Nest, Work of the House Vain Effort to Get the South's Advantages as a Site of an Armor Plate Plant before the Public—A Little …, The Democratic Chairman, Kipling's Grip, A Sad Day for Savannah John Deveanux, Colored, to Be Appointed Collector of the Port—Judson Lyons, Colored, Not to Be Postmaster …, A New Liquor Law The Bill of Mr Pollock Now before the House, and Which is Dividing Attention with Mr Mayfield's Bill …, The Passing of the Old Time Chophouse, Postmaster of Augusta How One Stallings Was Selected for the Office by the Majority of a Republican Rabble, The General Assembly Majority of the House Favors Metropolitan Police Law, Could Not Pay His Rent, Senator Payne's Daughter Dead, Literary Matters Books on the Far North to Be Published Early in the Spring, Industrial Training at Clemson, The City on the Congaree What Governor Ellerbe and Assistant Attorney General Townsend Have to Say about the Binnder in the Election …, Knew How to Travel Consequently She Sold Her Mileage Book for a Third of Its Value, News from the Capital City Desperate Illness of Capt R. S. Desportes—Death of Dr Tydeman, an Eminent Tennessee Physican—Governor …, The City of the Spartans Acquittal of Newbold—What the Herald Says about the Management of the Case—A Heavy Rain, A Patriot Versus a Jingo Mr Cleveland Shows the Utter Absurdit of Senator Morgan's Assertion That He (Cleveland) Ever Favored …, Work of the Senate Dispensary Bills Made Special Order for Thursday—Bill Passed Doing Away with Words of Limitation in Deeds …, The Maryland Deadlock Democrats Said to Be Ready to Vote for Anybody except McComas, The Cotton Mill Situation, By the will of the late Charles H. Contoit, vestryman of Trinity Church, the charities of the church in New York are greatly benefited, Gas Pipes of Paper, The Visit to Clemson How the Legislators Employed and Enjoyed Themselves at Fort Hill, The General Assembly After the Holiday Two Days' Work is Rolled into One, A Blizzard in Michigan, There is no change in the strike situation, The steamer Corona from Juneau and Skaguay arrived here to-night, Clemson's Mechanics The Course Laid out for Every Engineering Student, The Tampa Fish Congress Address of the Chinese Delegate—Bloxham's Tribute to Plant—The Congress Adjourns, Growing Cotton for Fun, To-Day's statement of the condition of the treasury shows, Robert F. Lae, A Theatrical Budget Paul Potter's New Play, "The Conquerors," is Audacious, The New Woman Her Capacity for Organizing and Managing Important Business Enterprises. Business: The Rice Market The Regular Weekly Circular of the Dan Talmage's Sons Company, The General Assembly Much Business Transacted in a Little over Two Hours. Classified ads: Multiple Classified Advertisements. Miscellaneous: Terms. Elections: The General Assembly Judicial Elections the Feature of Tuesday's Work, Gov Sheppard's Able Speech A Masterly Defence of South Carolina's Election Laws. Review: A Review of the Week The Course of Trade as Shown by the Markets. Letter to the editor: The Cotton Mill Situation Some Reasons Why the South Can Beat New England, Charlestown in 1765 Prof T. P. Harrison is Editing the Journal of Peletiah Webster, Who Visited This City One Hundred and …. Marriage notices: Marriages. Death notices: Deaths. Arts & Entertainment: Children's Fashions Pretty Garments to Be Worn by the Little People, New York Fashions From Furs to Spring and Summer Garments, Fashionable Attire What is Worn for Weddings and Other Ceremonious Occasions, Only a Working Girl, The Chess Chronicle Notes and Comments for Lovers of the Royal Game.
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