The daily phoenix. [volume] (Columbia, S.C.) 1865-1878, 1871-04-11
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Little shavers viii be gra.iaed and In
structed by the patent, alphabet tpaano-
ramns offered for sale byafessrsaJ1H.
C NJ. l.. Kinard. /. III sf9iu TsIiEI
Plain and fancy colorea printing exc.
euted yithsneatness and despatch. en.ths
most reasonable terms! All ssthe !Iataat
styles 81 cards, &c, On. 66iand and printed
in excellent style. at the PHGkx, Office.
It is asserted by one who Gays
knows whereof he speaks that whenever
the moon changes between 10 and Q
o'clock. day OF night, look out for rain.
Pamphlets, briefs, catalogues, dodgers,
posters, hand bills, hill.heada-in,.t fact,
everything in the way Of job pfinti1g-z
gotten up in the best style and on terms
that We pledge ourselves viii bs satisfac-
tory to all parties. With approved ma
ohinery aud steam power, We challenge
comparison in prices. lt: ..a 4.
Money makes the man-what It buys,
the woman. .sa,is;tI
The first mosquito OF the season has
''put in his appearance. e,
just received lot OF indeatractible
tags; also, lot OF new style business
and fancy cards, including the beautiful
rose tint. i'i'.aa sif;l
A slight change has been made in the
schedule Of the Charlotte, Columbia and
Augusta Railroad. au ls5isn
Col. W! "A. Smith will accept our
thanks for annual pass over his road--the
North Carolina Central. .in. ,l'
Frank j. Silsby, Esq. of,,the Seneca
Falls New York; Steam Engine and
Pump Works. is in this city. Last night,
while making call at Captain AlcKen-
zie's, he was complimented by serenade
from the Firemen's Band. After several
airs had been performed, the members
were invited up stairs and the; inner man
somewhat strengthened. ..ss.a3t
FATAL ACCIDENT Sunday after
noon, about 6 o'clock, Mr.. Caarl; Sachs,
o German gentleman, employed by Mr..
John G. Seegers. as beer brewer, while
attempting to catch the horse that worked
the pump at the brewery, met with O
fatal kick in the abdomen. The 1Iir-
fortunate young man stated that his op-
portunity for escape from the kick of the
animal was ample, but he seemed: riveted
to the spot. He suffered excruciatirg
pain until about 6 o'clock yesterday
afternoon, when death relieved him of
his agonies. The funeral ceremonies
will be performed at the Lutheran
Church this morning, at II. o'clock.@e
MAIL ARRANGEMENTS s.-Tha Northern
mail opens at $50 P. NJ; closes 1915
P. NJ. Charleston day mail opens 4.3O
P. NJ, cloaes 11.3O A. nj. Charleston
night mail opens $50 a. H.; closes G. 90
P. NJ. Greenville mail opens 7.3O P.
NJ; closes $50 P. NJ. Western mail
opens 1.3O P. H.; closes ]. 80 F.: III. On
Sunday Office open from 3 to 4 r. M.
| MEssns. WEARN & H1x's FINE Art
GALLERY. On yesterday. we had the
pleasure of visit to the fine art gallery
of our home artists, Messrs. Wearn &
Hi1. It is well worth visit. The finest
work in their department. is done, and
We observed beautiful specimens Of their
skill. Many of our '.fair women and
brave men" grace their gallery. In this
connection, we wonld refer to hand
some gold medal, awarded to Messrs.
Wearn & Xix by the State Agricultural
and Mechanical Society, at the last fair,
for the best general collection of photo
graphs, plain and colored, and oil por-
traits. The medal contains the palmetto
tree, while the lending staples Of South
Carolina aro represented. and agricnltu-
raj and mechanical implements also ap-
pear.
HOTEL Arrivals, April 10. - Columbia
Hote!-J. w. MoDevitt, W. Hamilton,
". d. Ramey, e. ". Addison, Edge
field; J. W. Cannonghton, w. NJ. Soper,
q. G. Pike, New York; VIII. Wallace,
VIM. Minis, T.. Nc. Wallace, Miss G..
Il.