A Song To Hattie Robinson From Yorkville Enquirer
An old suitor declares love for Hattie Robinson while admiting he is too old to marry yet too young to end his affection. He notes her charm, loyalty, and appeal and accepts she is pledged to another heart.
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Dove
Hattie Robinson
The Farm Wife’s Quest For Society Ends In Return
Nell and Jack abandon Cherry Hill for a city life aimed at high society. They exhaust finances, lose home and wealth, and face illness and debt while chasing status. In a moonlit return to their old farm, they find forgiveness, family, and a vow to stay home.
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Jack
Baby
Nell
Wanborough
Cherry Hill
Penryth
Brussels
George
Cecelia
Rome
Tam
Old
Mountain
Rail Act Amends General Railroad Law For South Carolina
The act amends sections of a prior railroad law to set fair rates, ban unjust discrimination, and require a three member Railroad Commission with defined counties for appointments. It adds schedules of charges, publication rules, and enforcement penalties, plus procedures for commissions, contracts, and investigations. The measure also changes penalties and court remedies for violations approved December 21 1882.
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the Railroad Commission
Senate
House of Representatives
South Carolina
General Assembly
Oconee
Pickens
Anderson
Abbeville
Greenville
Spartanburg
York
Union
Newberry
Laurens
Edgefield
Charleston
Columbia
Board of Railroad Commissioners
Act authorizing expenses for elections in South Carolina
An Act to provide payment for election expenses in the state. The General Assembly authorizes county commissioners to audit and pay all accounts of Supervisors of Registration for advertising and in Charleston County for clerk hire and rent for registration precincts.
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Senate
House of Representatives
South Carolina
General Assembly
Election Commission and Manager Pay Provisions 1882
Provisions set compensation for Commissioners and Managers of Election and their clerks. Commissioners paid one dollar per day and five cents per mile. managers one dollar per day and five cents per mile. clerks one dollar per day. Payment limited to three days for each role. Repeals inconsistent prior acts. Approved December 23, 1882.
Religion as woman's strength and liberty in society
The piece argues that religion, defined as love of God in the soul, is essential for women, supporting strength, liberty, and independence. It contrasts female vulnerability with male pursuits, traces religious influence from Hebrew history to the Christian era, and asserts civilization alone cannot advance women without the gospel.
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Israel
Mary
Rabboni
Japan
China
Julia
Elish
Quaint Criticism of Remenyi in Austin Concert
A Texas Siftings piece lampoons violinist Edouard Remenyi as a genius with oddities. The review describes his demand for absolute quiet, a stove hole affecting acoustics, interruptions by a paper collar incident, and his sharp rebuke of noise in the audience. It ends noting his towering talent but questionable fit for western venues.
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Edouard Remenyi
Austin
Edouard
A. D
Rome
Nero
Remenyi
Beethoven
Understad
Signor Remenyi
Senate
Houston
Texas
The Practical Journalist Rules of the Trade
A Greenville News essay argues that practical skill and constant work trump brilliance in journalism. It warns against chasing humor or eloquence, urging reporters to focus on news gathering, efficiency, and steady effort to build lasting success.
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Shakspeare
Danburyews
Spoopendyke
New York
Funny Man
William Nye
Bijah
Detroit Free Press
Zeras
Chicago Tribune
Mark Twain
Burdette
Greenville News
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