The daily phoenix. [volume] (Columbia, S.C.) 1865-1878, 1871-04-30
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SO onAo MSEIiNd,--An many OF the
Counties of the State, meetings are to
be held tomorrow -being sales.day-to
appoint delegates to the May Conyen-
ton, which assemblies in this city. The
meeting for Richland will be held ct IL
o'clock, tomorrow, in Irwin's Hall,
agreeably to notice given in these CO.
lumns.
SERIOUS Acc1DENr.--A young New
Yorker, named Vim. McCloud-recentIy
employed as book keeper By the
Messrs. Joyner-whilo attempting to
jump from the South Carolina Railroad
train, ut their camp, yesterday morning,
slipped and fell, and was 30 severely in
jured, that his life is despaired of. His
right leg was broken, his tongue cut
nearly in two, and his head badly bruised.
Physicians are in attendance upon him.
PHGS1xIANA. The price of single
copies of the PnGNIx is fve cents.
Lost, between the Nckcrson House
and Richardson street, the drop of an
earring. A liberal reward will be paid
for returning it to this Office.
Plain aud fancy coored printing exc.
cutcd with neatncss and despatch, on the
most reasonable terms. All tho latest
styles of cards, &c, on hand aud printed
III excellent style, at the PuGNIx Office.
at n meeting OF the Donrd of Direc-
tors OF the Greenvillo and Columbia
Railroad Company, held yesterday,
George W. Waterman, Esq, was elected
Treasurer, rice Reuben Tomlinson, re-
signed.
Pamphlets, briefs. catalogues. dodgers,
posters, hand-bills, bill-heads-in fact.
everything in the wny OF job printing
gotten up in the best style and on terms
that wc pledge ourselves will be satisfac-
tory to all parties. With approved ma.
chinery aud steam power. we challenge
comparison in prices.
By reference to our advertising
columns, it will be seen that the old firm
OF J. I. r. Agnew has been dissolved: !:
but the business will be continued, as O.
new partnership has been formed-John,
Dr., being taken in. The new firm will.
We have every reason to believe, prove as
successful rs the old onc-for John, Jr..
received his mercantile education under
the supervision Of John, Sr.
The mysterious s. L. 1860, x, is out
again with new almanac for 1871. AL
though little late in the season, it has
lost nothing OF the usual interest it con-
ta'ns-being full Of novelties to amuse.
Call at Heinitsh's and get one.
". II. Witt, Esq, is Notary Public
for Lexington. and not Trial Justice. as
recently published.
The strongest propensity in woman's
nature, says careful student of the sex,
IS to want to know what is going on,
md the next strongest is to boss the Job.
Can druggist be considered the chief
piller of tho State?
The Evangelical Lutheran Catechism.
Nos. i and 2. have just been published
by Duliio & Co., OF this city. They have
been commended and endorsed by the
editing committee of tho General Synod
in their report on Sabbath School litera-
turc, ms lucid, simple and concise in
arrangement, and, rs such, we'll adapted
to the instruction of the children of the
church" ;" Price seventy .ive cents per
dozen. The firm have also furnished MS
with copies Of Harper's Weekly and
fvtn& Leslie. Illustrated Newspaper, :o-
the 9th May.
The woman who makcth good pul.
ding i'll silence is better than one that
makctll tart reply.
ODD FELLow's School. Upon refer.
encc to our advertising columns, it will
be seen that. on May 1st, DR.. J. J. Nc
Cants will be associated with Mr.. Il. H..
Clarkson in the management Of this
school. This combination must be
greatly to the advantage of the school.
DR.. McCants is teacher 9f established
ncccptability and considerable expert
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