The daily phoenix. [volume] (Columbia, S.C.) 1865-1878, 1871-05-02
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1pEGs1x1ANA. The price Of single

era Of the Charlotte, Columbia and
Augusta Railroad will be held in this
city. tomorrow, Mays. Tho opposition
to President Johnson, it is beloved, has
"playcd out" and ho will, doubtless, be
reelected by an overwhelming majority
tho company cannot spare him.
Lost, between the Nickerson House
aud Richardson street, the drop Of IN
earring. il liberal reward will be paid
for returning it to this Office.
Edward Hope, Esq, has been elected
President pro tenn. of tho Columbia Oil
Company.
Plain and fancy colored printing exc.
culcd with ncatncss aud despatch. on the
most reasonable terms All tho latest
styles of cards, &C., on hand and printed
in excellent style, ut tho pHd:SIX Office.
The Governor has granted the use Of
tho Senate chamber to the convention
which meets on tl,e 9Th.
Pamphlets, briefs, catalogues, dodgers,
posters, hanl-bils, bill-hcads in fact, /,
everything in The way OF Job printing -
gotten up in tho best stylo and on terms
that We pledge ourselves will be satisfac-
tory to all parties. With approved ma
chincry mud steam power wo challenge
comparison in prices. #
college and Collcginns, is the title
Of III interesting address delivered be-
foro the Alumni Association Of the Col
legc Of Charleston, Oh Commencement
Day March 2S. It is published by
NIrssrs. Walker, Evans & Cogswcl.
The following appointments and
! changes hnvc been announced at the
Executive Department.: George L. Kin
loch, Trial Justice at Mount Pleasant;
Samuel Freeman, Trial Justice mt New
berry; Nat R.iney, Trial Justice, rice T..
a. Eichelberger, resigned, Edgeiicld;
John LcSeasc, of Barnwcll, and Harris
Covington, Of Marlboro, Eotaries Public.
The large and airy house, on plnin
street, formerly occupied Ivy Mr.. JAS. G..
Gibbas, has been opened MS n private
boarding house, by Mrs. S. J. Wyatt.
See advertisements
An nttack of ''jimjams" is called II
tight Gt.'
Keep out OF debt. ont Of Gnarrels, ont
Of damp clothes, ont Of reuch Of liquors,
and out Of doors all you can in good
weather.
Somebody has said md wisely: "Thc
judicious advertiser knows his best time.
When business is brisk, he ndvcrtises
seeks, by II conspicuous display Of spe.
cial inducements to purchasers, TO stimu
late it into activity. He reduces prices
and lie cnforccs the fnct upon the pur,
chascr's attention. When the tiiniG
advertiser withdraws, he has The field te
himself, and he diligently cnltivatcs it.
Representative II. G. DcLarge hns
furnished us with printed copy Of hi:
speech, on the 9Th April. the Hus.
having under consideration tho bill tt
enforce the provisions Of the fourteenth
amendment to the Constitution.
Famous MS Mile Nilsson is, her rcpu
tation was only achieved in concert Will
others.
A cut and dried aflair-J Jerllcd beef.
Tho pcnitcntiary train passed through
Main street, yesterday. containing {
monster block Of granite. There wcre
fifty convcts attached.
The horse of Probate Judge Wigg fell
in Main street, yesterday. aud the Judge
was pitched fully ten feet; bnt ns he j:
blessed with supcrabnldancc Of flesh
was unhurt.
Mr.. II. II. Balenhop, formerly Of the
Columbia Hotel, has opened saloon i'll
Charleston. corner Of King and Market
streets. He keeps the best Of finds.
IL Ion Ton, for May, is before us.
S. IT, Taylor, 391 Canal street, New
York, publishers. The art patterns nnll
fashion plntcs nro elegant and numerous.
Mr.. Robert Joyncr, Of the National
Hotel. is very fnr ahead OF anything i'll
this section Of country. lie presented
us, last night, with whortlchcrry pie.
Tho fruit was grown on Mr.. Joyncrs