The daily phoenix. [volume] (Columbia, S.C.) 1865-1878, 1871-06-04

Tuesday for health; 'ay
Wednesday the pest OF all; .
Thursday Tor crosses,
+. Friday for losses, o. ~: al,a't
Saturday no luck at all. !! Il t' i.
SUPREME CoURT-SATuRDAY, June a.
The Court met ut 10 IA. M. Present
ChIef Justice Moses aud Associate JUS
tices Willard and Wright.
Tie cases Of the South Carolina So
iety rs. William Gurney, Treasurer OF
Charleston County, and the Abee
Yetonim Ubne Ebyonim ps. sa1a were
heard together. Mr.. Nathans, for, ap-
pellants. Mr.. Attorney General Cham
BERLIN for respondent. !, Mr. Nathans in
reply.
mary Johnston, Administrative, re-
spondent, Ds, the City Council Of Chnrles.
ton, appellants. Mr.. Stone was heard
for. appellant. Mr.. Phillips for respond
ent. Mr.. Stone in reply,
Charles M. Fnrman. trustee, rs.. the
Greenville. and Columbia Railroad Com
pany. Continued, ~, is.'i
William F. ReddiDg and wife, ap-
peliants, rs. the South Carolina Railroad
Company, respondent, Mr.. Chamber
lain was heard for appellants. Mr.
Conner for respondent.
The Court concluded the docket for
the term. n,'i7r M
ASP. NJ, the Court adjourned until
Monday, June 5. at 10 a. NJ,
REL1aIous SERVICES THIS DAY. .-Tri.
nifty Church Rev. p. J. Shand, Rector,
1O1S A. NJ. and P. NJ. ,..s
st. Peters Church Rev. Francis Ja-
quemet, 1st Mass A. Nj I'd Mass,
10H; Afternoon Service P. III.
Lutheran Church-Rey. A. r. Rude,
10Y A. NJ. 'l-i.-rD ;tr..ed-.t.ta
Presbyterian Church. Rev. Joseph r.
Wilson. 10H A. NJ. and 8;P. M. Yi i
Washington Street Church Rev. Man.
ming Brown, f10H "A. nj. nnd R.eM..
Marion Street Church--Rev. W. ".
Mood, 101& a. nj. nnd p. NJ.
Baptist Ohurch--Rev. j. L. Reynolds,
1OH a. M The night service will be
suspended during the summer months.
HOTEL Ann1vA1s,. June g. -Nickerson
House,. ". Pricep ,Baltimore;, j. ID.
Ames, CASTOR; ]. L. Addison, Edgefeld;
w. D. Cloyed, g. C.e& A.. r. r.; j. II.
Avesill, Charieston;J. Il. Mnrdock, Pen
| dleton;J J. g. Fagg, Greensboro.
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List OF, ,NEy Apiv7n,nsT1s;i nj ; MENrs,, II MS,
). Official Drawing &C. A. s
Heise's Confectioneryyr -Removal.' n'' q,
Wheeleri& Wilson's Sewing Machina.
l.. Columbia. Literary and Debating 500.
Columhia Building and Loa1rii: :Asso'n:
CleavelaAd Mineral Nj Springs. n, e..
Lippmap,s Bitters ars for Ieals by ill drug
gists and deeiers. Depot IN Columbia, Hr0.
at dEioKa Il Moaaxoon's. Druggists. Sl8
o.'s.1G ----------4ose---- ~,
OFFICIAL RAEHLE NUMBERS Of, the Char:eaton
Charitable Association. for the benefit OK tho
FREQ School Fund:
,t' ''t nAFFEE' GLASS NC! 10.
Morning.. ............. Juno 8, 1871.
H-564-5- St -eS-17- 8 -67-6-S8-14.
Witness my hand. at Charleston. this 81
((aay OF Juno. 1871. FEM PECK,
June rs. Sworn OonAmissionnr.
s5- DR.. Kendall. who performed some
| remasksble enEea Of QORNS. BUNIONs, DC,
on his last visit to this city. some months
since. haa again returned, and may be found
ntthe Washington House. where all afflicted
are invited to call. Many will remember him
with gratitude. Though there are cases OF
invoterate Corns and Bunions, who're moro
than one operation is necessary, yet tho relief
is so glatefnl that no one will grudge the ex-
pense. q 5tg la..ai. June2
..f,', Z For. Rent. tx
~ WE offer the following desirable pro-
GasM THAT splendid family RESIDENCE.
with. fofty.two acres OF land attaohed, known
as the Walker Place." Several hundred
fruit trees OF the choicest selection now
IN fa!l bearing. The lands are comprised
OF highlands ana meadow, with . hold free
spring not distant from the house. The front,
near four acres in extent, faces on Uppor
boundary, one OF our most public streets.
II. O'NEALE l. SON,
Juno 3 tt.&t G1 Cotton Town.
nak Boots and Shoes.
NJE are now prepared to show an entire
wv now and fresh stock OF the above goods.
bought direct from first hands. We shall en-
deavor to give satisfsssioa TO ell :Yho deal
with us in theso goods, and at all timea Guar.