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News and courier - 03/02/1897

1897; Gale Group;

A. K., W. R. D. Jr., W. R. D., Jr., H. W. Bays, G. G., E. N. Chisolm, Henriette Rousseau, Mary Derwent, Oliver Harper, Kate Jordan, Clare Bunce, O. A. Furber, Percy Corteluyou, George Graham, Captain Ralph Davis,

News: When Bearing Balls Are Broken, Prizes for Railway Truckmen, The Greatest Wheel The Stranger Had It, but Many like It Were in Use, Not for Him, To Protect the School Children, Farewell to the Horse Cars The Charleston Street Railway Buys the "City" Line, Woman's World Good Work Accomplished by a Chicago Girls' Club, Trolleys for the Bay Enterprise Railroad Bought by the Electric Company, Deadlock in South Dakota, Eckels Opens Their Eyes The Comptroller and the Banking Committee, The Chess Chronicle Notes and Comments for Lovers of the Royal Game, Secretary Herbert Will Be Here Next Week, The American Indian Some of the Mortuary Customs of the Red Man, Dress Accessories, Fort Monroe, Va, January 29, Stages of Water, Trial Trip of the Wilmington, Embossed Tires They Will Not Slip as Easily as the Smooth Variety, The General Assembly House Works Hard, Talks Much, but Accomplishes Little, The Blockade of Charleston What the Manoeuvres of the North Atlantic Squadron Are Expected to Demonstrate in the Art of War, Growing Demand for Ramie The New Decorticating System Effectually Removes the Gummy Matter—What English Merchants Are Willing …, The News of the Day, Piling up the State Taxes There is No Way to Escape the Inevitable, The State Treasury Admirable and Complete Annual Report of the Retiring State Treasure, The Spring Styles Novelties in Cotton, Silk and Linen Dress Goods, The Mate of the Hindu, How to Cure Hams How Expert Tennesseans Cure Hams "Fit for Any Gentleman's Table" and Rivalling the Far-famed Hog Product …, Sleet and Show in Organgeburg Business Virtually Suspended on Account of the Severity of the Weather, He Stole a March And Afterward Had Plenty of Times to Repent at Leisure, President McILVAINE Dead, Miners Getting Desperate, Spoiling Olney's Treaty Proposed Amendments Equivalent to Emasculation, "Native Wars" in the Dispensaries, Recommended for Appointment List of Names, Sent to the Governor by the Delegations from the Several Countries, of Persons to Fill …, Boy's Seminary Burned A Disaster at Lima, New York—One Hundred and Twenty Students Escape in Their Night Clothes—One Fatally …, A Bride's Souvenir The Latest and Most Attractive of the Many Devices, Wedding Bells at St George's, An Invincible Armada This Fleet Need Fear No Foeman, However Strong, Lives of Our Legislators Sketches of the Careers of Senators and Members, The Dollar Line in the State Colleges, Multiple News Items, The Rebellion in Cuba Weyler's Mysterious Campaign—Two Prisoners Shot—A Bloody Fight, but No Details, Ian Maclaren on American Life, Farming by Trolley Details of a Practical Experiment in Germany, For Mileage Fiends, Of Local Application Only, Short Wheel Notes, For Little Folks Water Power, The New Year's Lamps, Cotton Mills West and South, Strength of Southern Banks A Table Showing the Number of Bank Failures and of New Banks Established in 1896 in Each Southern State—These, Catching Cold The Susceptible Areas of the Body Which Need Protection, Costumes for the New Year, To Lift up the African Chicago Colored Men Will Organize the "Civic League", Her Discerning Eye, To Exhibit Zimmerman's Prizes, An Ice Cream Lamp The Confectioners' Latest Effort to Please the Taste of the Epicure, Jennie June on Women's Clubs, Roth's Great Ride A Chicagoan Who Covered 34,380 Miles on His Wheel in 1896, Wealth and Poverty, The Deadlock of the Saints, Cotton Futures, Cylindrical Cotton Bales A Huge Cotton Compress Company in Galveston with a Grand Scheme for Utterly Changing the Present System …, The Word Servant Why It Sounds Hateful to a Working Girl's Ear, Moving to the Millennium An Arbitration Mass Meeting in Washington, Public Hours in County Offices, Work of the Senate Resolution Adopted Endorsing the Arbitration Treaty—"Bicycle Baggage" and Other Third Reading Bills Passed—Bill, To Reduce Infant Mortality, A Cuban Expedition Landed The News Comes by the Roundabout Way of Kingston, Jamaica, A Bicycle Cover, Circumstances Alter Cases, A Blind Man Builds a House Paul S. Pinkham, Resident of Maine, Accomplishes a Most Remarkable Mechanical Feat without Help, Old Ironsides The Oldest of Uncle Sam's Sea Fighters to Be Converted into a Museum, Wrecks on the Florida Coast, A Royal Reception How Lilluokalani Has Won Her Way into Official Society in Washington, The United States Men of War off Charleston Harbor, The Building and Loan Panic, Not a Techy Man If He Had Been, the Stranger Might Have Got into Trouble, Work of the Senate Mr Henderson's Sensible Amendment to the Cuban Resolution Adopted—Unaninions Vote of the Senate for Earlo …, The Case of Sanguilly President Cleveland Transmits the Papers in the Case to the Senate as Requested, Mr. Lambert and Cycling, United States Senator Earle, The New Judge A Brief Sketch of the Career of the Hon J. C. Klugh, of Abbeville, Work of the House Various Bills, Passed, All of Which Are More or Less Indicative of the Progress of the Consolidation …, Trying to Reform the Bar A Court of Discipline for the California Lawyers, For Dressy Affairs Things Necessary for Grand Dinners and Receptions, He Got There, Work of the Senate Excellent Progress Made with the Calendar—Among the Billse Passed is the Charleston Recorder's Court …, The General Assembly Thursday's Proceedings in the Lower House, Not Bragging Now A Prosecution against the Three Friends for Piracy Causes a Prompt Denial of Her Alleged Heroic Adventure, John Burns, the English labor leader, has made a will that no Court can break, A Teller Caught Short, The Wheel Abroad, Work of the House An Extravagant and Unjustifiable Pension Bill Passed over the President's Veto—A Dubious Claim Ordered …, The Contest in Oregon Mitchell Will Try a Coup D'Etat To-Day, and If It Falls He Will Withdraw, Capital News and Gossip Increase of Gold and Silver Coin—Decrease of the Circulation of Bank Notes for the Month, but a Large …, Language Lesson, Pingree's Two Offices Can He Be Governor of Michigan and Mayor of Detriot at the Same Time?, A New Judge on the Bench, A Cautious Widder She Wanted to Be Hospitable, but She Also Wanted Jim, The General Assembly Street Car Drivers' Bill is Passed by the House, Solons in Social Session Delightful Visit of Legilators to Winthrop, A Call to Ex-Confederates The Date of the Nashville Reunion Changed to June, Winthrop's Attractions Important Facts and Figures for the Legislators, A New North Carolina Road, The Bedouin at Home Arabs of the Desert and Their Hospitality—Their Life Bears the Closest Resemblance to That of the Patriaches …, Work of the Senate Bill Amending the Law as to Filling Low Lots in Charleston Passed with Amendments—Dispensary Investigation …, A Twenty Thousand Mile Ride, Bicycle Mail Carriers, Sparks from the Wires, Night in the Desert The Gloom and Silence of Nature Has a Painful Effect on Humanily, Neighbors to Cuba Florida, the Bahamas, Jamaica and Yucatan, A Bicycle Battery Captain Louis Wendel's Men and Their Wonderful Work Awheel, Cabinet Nearly Complete Only the Postal and Justice Departments Now Vacant, Legislators on a Loaf Off Day in Official Circles at the State Capitol, Forty Thousand Saved The Sloss Iron and Steel Company, of Birmingham, Ala. Versus the South Carolina and Georgia Railroad …. Elections: Seeds for the Voters The Usual Discussion in the House and an Appropriation of $120,000 for Buying Seeds for Distribution …. Classified ads: Pond's, A Wise Woman, Hood's Sarsaparilla, Multiple Classified Advertisements, GOLDDUST Washing Powder. Business: The General Assembly J. C. Klugh, of Abbeville, Chosen Judge to Succeed Earle, Low Prices, but More Trade The Feature of Business for the Month of January, Dry Goods Market. Miscellaneous: The Weekly News and Courier. 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. Arts & Entertainment: Forty Fires in Chicago Ten Persons Seriously Injured and a Great Six-story Building Almost Entirely Destroyed, An Hour with the Sphinx Enigmas, Charades and Riddles for People of All Ages, Ohio and the District, Mrs. Cleveland's Kind Heart, Marital Confidences. Shipping news: No Flogging in the Navy A Canard of Labor Agitators Denied in the Senate. Editorial: Artist and Author Sketch of Mrs. I. C. Chandler, Who Wrote and Illustrated "Three of Us".