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News and courier - 28/04/1897

1897; Gale Group;

R. M. L., A. K., Walter Hazard, E. B. C., J. E. N., R. S. M., Daniel J. Bradham, A South Carolina Bondholder, Wm. C. Preston, Mrs. Hamilton, M. J. G., Pinckney Brown, Mrs. Almon-Hensley, Jenny Hopkins Seibold, Fitz-Greene Halleck, T. G. W., Cycle, L. John Vincent, Coulson Kernahan,

Business: Business Notices, Not to Be Fooled This Time Democrats of Senate Finance Committee on Their Guard, The Success in Business of Two Bright Women, Killed by Too Much Politics The Coosaw Phosphate Company Going out of Business, The Outlook in Congress Probably in the Senate, and Positively in the House, No Business Will Be Transacted This Week, A Fire in Darlington Lewenthal's Store and Patrick's Market and Green Grocery Burned, and the Enterprise Hotel and Other Buildings. News: The Beet Sugar Fad South Carolina Does Not Seem to Care to Add the New Industry to Corn, Cotton, Tobacco, Fertilizers and …, An Early Cyclist A Rider Relates His Experience in Learning Many Years Ago, Made Way for a Younger Man The Sad Fate of a Venerable Teacher in Haledon, N. J., One of the Troubles, The funeral of the Hon William S. Hollman, who has represented the 4th district in Congress many years was very largely attended to-day here, Herkowitz Given Damages During the Trial a Curious Circumstance Regarding a Warrant Issued by Magistrate Disher Came to Light—Application, Floral Fans, Hog Cholera—A Crusade and a Cure, Sensation in New Bedford Much Alarm over the Disappearance of the Treasurer of Three Big Cotton Mills, Our Repudiated Bonds A Holder of Some of the Carpetbag Securities Protests, The Slander on French Wine A Full Statement by the American Department of State, The Somersworth Tragedy Search of the Murderer's Room in Berwick and What Was Found There, Accident or Anarchy? A Tremendous Explosion with Serious Results on the London Underground Railway, Ex-Constables Must Pay A Verdict of $800 Rendered Mr Beckroge, Two of Atlanta's Card Houses The Georgia Savings, Loan and Banking Company, and the United States Bond Company, Both in the Hands …, Sudden Death in Fairfield, In Rainbow Colors They Do Not Shock the Stylish Wearer, The "Reduced Gear", A press dispatch from Milouna Pass last week reported, Atlanta's Army Scandal Miss Romeyn Appears as a Witness against Her Former Lover and Mrs O'Brien, Gov Ellerbe Made No Bet Such is the Verdict of a Jury of His Countrymen, Mr Gladstone and Archbishop Benson, A Bicycle Dialogue, A Superior Stepmother, New Bicycle Mud Guard, Stages of Water, Negro Robbers in Ontario They Kill a Detective, but Are Finally Captured and Lodged in Jail, Corbett is Still Sore The Ex-Champion Challenges Fitzsimmons to Fight Him Again, The State's Answer Attorney General Barber Has Filed His Reply in the Test Case, The News of the Day, Woman's Work at Nashville, Mrs. Bancroft, Rapid Transit in Greenville Dr Lawrence and His Associates Granted a Thirty-seven-year Franchise for an Electric Street Car System, Jeweled Eyeglasses, The Salters Tragedy The Three Charleston Negroes Still in Jail in Kingstree—All Are Bad Characters and One is Wanted on a …, The Farmers and the Wheelmen, A Wealthy Young Widow, M'Kinley's Royal Progress The Pomp of the President's Journey to Grant's Tomb, Greece Not Disheartened War Will Be Waged with Vigor and to the Bitter End, Death in Manning, The Fair Sex at the Race Track, New and Novel Wraps and Gowns, Other Foreign News Reopening of Parliament after the Easter Recess—The Opposition Renew Their Attack on the Government's …, Multiple News Items, A Sensation in Macon Charles B. Reid, His Wife and a Friend, All in Jail for the Murder of a Circus Actor, The Florida Senatorship It is the Field against Call, and the Latter is Said to Be Sure of Defeat, Odd Spokes, A Burglarious Policeman He Robs Two Houses on His Beat in Washington and $1,500 Worth of Stolen Goods is Found in His House, They Are Tired of Waiting Hungry Office-seekers in Washington from South and North Carolina, May Overmatch the World Culture of Fine Tobacco in South Carolina, Trimming the Dingley Bill Senate Committee Cuts Rates with a View to Revenue, Short Wheel Notes, Defying the Neutrality Laws An Important Filibustering Expedition, Fitted out in Philadelphia, Salis for Cuba, Tried to Cheat Uncle Sam An Ex-Indian Agent Gets Himself in Serious Trouble, As to Beer Privileges Governor Ellerbe Will Stick to the Letter of the Law, The Georgetown Incendiaries, Consternation in Cairo, Woman's Ways and Woman's Work, For Little Folks Dogs and Cats, The Tin Plate Interest, Captain Shannon, Nobody Killed Billy Vernon, The Tennessee Centennial Exposition, Longstreet on Grant A Mixture of Truth and Falsehood Not to Be Swallowed, Three Killed in One Day Horrible Experience with the Trolley in Pittsburg, Pa., The New York Banks' Statement Largest Amount of Idle Money Reported for over a Year—Largest Increase of Deposits for Weeks Past—Heavy …, The Atlantic Coast Line All Its Roads in This State to Be Consolidated, A New Deluge in the West Cyclone and Cloudbursts in Indian Territory, Woman's World A Popular Woman Whose Husband is Embassador to Rome, Real Estate Agent Absconds, The Georgetown Incendiary Shall Myers Be Hanged Merely Because He is a Negro?, The Alexandria Scare, Prejudice against Tobacco The Northern Methodist Church Persists in Its Foolish Crusade against the Weed—Some Eminent Tobaccophagoi, Mr Wards's Huge Undertaking The Big Steam Pump at Richfield Plantation Which is to Flood or Drain the Rice Fields at Will—A Description …, How to Clean a Chain, Farmers Buying Corn and Bacon, To the Postal Congress, The Pittsburg Conspiracy An Ex-Lieutenant of the Army Figures as One of the Accused, The Bloody Dispensary G. B. Kelly's Killers Acquitted in Chesterfield, A Sensation in the Senate Fresh Senator Makes a Fresh Speech on a Stale Subject, Decrease of the Flood The River Slowly Falling at Nearly All Points, but Louisiana Levees Badly Strained, He Could, An Ice Field in Lake Erie, Gourd Arbor, Old Thing with a New Name, A Good Samaritan Miss Nettie Houghton Cares for Homeless, Unemployed Girls, How to Raise Sugar Beets Some Interesting Facts for Those Who Will Cultivate the Crop in South Carolina, The confident comments of most of the metropolitan editors on the "situation" in Greece, last week, must be painfully interesting reading to them this week, Beaufort's Confederate Camp, Adventuresses as Nurses They Abuse Their Position to Inveigle Titled Patients into Marriage, The Greek People Enraged They Declare They Have Been Betrayed, and a Revolution Seems Not Improbable, For Every Bicyclist Champion Michael Advises Use of Paine's Celery Compound, The Brooklyn All Right Again Damages Sustained on Schooner Ledge Fully Repaired—To Be Tested To-Day, The Bicycle Abroad, Senator Pritchard's Finesse How the Wily North Carolinian Obtained Purnell's Appointment, The Disaster to Greece A Noble Fight Was Made before the Frontier Was Yielded, Giving Stokes the Devil An Open Letter in Reply to a Private Communication, First Electrocution in Ohio Two Murderers Promptly Put to Death According to Law, Dogs Not Property Louisiana Law Recognizing Dogs as Property Only When Assessed for Taxation Sustained by the United States …, Two Landmarks Gone The Old Dick House in Indiantown Burned—Death of Major J. B. Chandler a Confederate Veteran and Prominent …, A Missing Carolinian Mysterious Disappearance of Thomas Elliott, a Banker, of Winnsboro, S. C.—Gave His Wife the Slip at the …, Frank Myers Not to Be Hanged Governor Ellerbe Does Not Admit That the Color of Mysers's Skin Had Anything to Do with the Failure of …, London's Cycling Clubhouse, A Thrilling Ride This Cyclist Used a Sail and the Wind Sent Him Flying, Wreck near Blacksburg Engineer and Fireman the Only Persons Injured—Nobody Killed, Manning's Hosiery Mill Marked Success of a Small Industry—Foreign Skilled Labor an Advantage to the Mill and a Stimulus to the …, Mark Hanna's Mother Buried, Lee's House at Lexington The Daughters of the Confederacy Want to Buy It and Consecrate It to Lee's Memory, Deluged by the Des Moines The City of Ottuma, in Iowa, Badly Inundated, The Salters Tragedy Three Negroes Arrested at Fayotteville N. C., Who Are Thought to Be the Murderers of the Two Italians, The National Democracy Prospects of Sound Money Discussed at an Informal Meeting in New York, A Criticism. Arts & Entertainment: Marco Bozzaris (Published by Request), What is a Gentleman?, The Grant Celebration New York is Ready to Dedicate the Tomb It Has Been so Long in Building, An Hour with the Sphinx Enigmas, Charades and Riddles for People of All Ages, Vanity-Fair, Gold Mines of Abbeville Old Stories Revived by Recent Enterprises, The Chess Chronicle Notes and Comments for Lovers of the Royal Game, Behind the Footlights Most Remarkable Theatrical Figure of the Century. Letter to the editor: The Life of Governor Hamilton, The Georgetown Incendiaries What Their Lawyes Had to Say about Governor Ellerbe's Communication of Myers's Sentence and the Proposed …, A Site for a Bleachery Plenty of Water of the Proper Quality to Be Found at Averill. Sports: Ball and Bat Summaries of Yesterday's Contests on the Diamond in Various Cities. Classified ads: "Blight", Hood's Sarsaparilla, Deaf From Catarrh, Multiple Classified Advertisements, Gold Dust Washing Powder. Miscellaneous: Terms. Editorial: North Carolina Factories More in Number Than Those of Any Other State, Native Hosiery—Fine Goods, A Pork Crop in the "Piney Woods". Review: A Review of the Week The Course of Trade as Shown by the Markets. Weather report: Sun, Moon and Tide. Marriage notices: Marriages. Death notices: Deaths. Elections: Illinois Town Elections, Easter Elections St. Michael's Church. Display ads: Free to Every Subscriber!.