The daily phoenix. [volume] (Columbia, S.C.) 1865-1878, 1871-05-24
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q PHHNIxIANA.r-.Thes Q s:pribe off single
copies Of the PRaNrx b 6ve cent?
sMessrs. Do P.ixotto &Son .6Ifer for
sale at anction. this morning. large
stock OF crockcry and granite ware Per.
SONS in need Of such articles-and who
is not?-should take look Mt the adyer-
| tisement.
Pamphlets, briefs. catalogues, dodgers,
posters. hana.bills, bill-headsAin fact,
everything in the way Of job printing
Cotton up in tho best style and on terms
that we pledge ourselves will be satisfac-
tory to all parties. With approved ma
chinery and steam power, we challenge
comparison in prices. 5s
| It is said that there are NO friendships
between women so strong that one good
looking man IS not abla to break hp.. .
We shhll, in q few days, commence
the official publication of tho ordinances
adopted by the City Council OF Colum-
bia, now OF force. They will be under
the personal supervision of james D.
Tradewell. EsT., and special Committee
Of Council
The prize obtained by the Inde-
pendents at the Charleston Firemen's
Tournament will be on exhibition at
Suizbaoher's jewelry store. t
On aud after the 10Th. daily passen-
ger train will be rnn over the Spartan
bnrg and Union Railroad See schedule.
Many OF us are like the farmer who
wanted sun slime for his wheat aud rain
for his grass. all at the same time.
Mr.. Edwin De Icons novel, "Askaros
Kassis, the Copt," has been, received by
the Eoglish critics within favor seldom
extended TO American WORKS Of Rotion.
The Little Corporal for June CLOSES
volume twelve of this valuable juvenile
The next number begins new volume,
and also new story, by that best OF
writer's for children, Emily Huntington
Miller, entitled. "Summer Duys at Kirk
wood" All new subscribers beginning
with the new volume wifi receive the
June number free. Terms. $3.50 year.
or rs cents for six months. Address
John E Miller. Publisher. Chicago, III.
Mr. q. F.-:sss. IT,. =he ==s en-
} gagged Tor several weeks in Columbia in
getting up an advertising sheel during
the month of MafoL. died in Charlotte,
N. G., on the Goth. The, .O1seruer says
IAN inquest was held over his body and
the verdict OF the jury was, that he came
to his death by tho too Tree use Of
chloroform.'"
The report Of Ku Klux outrage; in
or near Aiken, is contradicted by persons
, from that neighborhood.
: It is said most men prefer little wives
little and sweet. you know.
The first shipment of new iron for the
Grecnville and Columbia Railroad. was
received yesterday, and viii bs sent for
ward to day. s-. ''
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R1oToUs. Considerable excitement
prevailed in the neighborhood of Me-
dium and Main streets. yesterday. abou.
, 2 o'clock. eau .ed by the disorderly con
/ duct OF some intoxicated soldiers and
drunken, lewd colorcd women. The
| Immediate scene of the disturbance was
in front of an ''all sort" bar-room, kept
by Mr.. D. G.. Thompson, where the wo.
men and soldiers were oarousing, drink.
ing and qnarreling. During the heigh,
of the boisterousuess, Policeman Benz.
); Knott mnde his appearance, and imme.
diately arrested the women. as the
principal ;!is:urbnrs os the peace. A,
this juncture, the soldiers made an
effort to rescue the women from the
policeman; but they were coolIy met,
and. with the muzzle Of Policeman
Knots pistol staring them in the fnce,
accompanied with warning to keep
their distance, their purpose Of rescne
was frustrated. One soldier was onite
rampant in his protests against the
arrest OF the women. md Policeman
Koott called to the by ISLANDERS (colored)
to seize him. Then followed hasty re.
treat Of the soldiers for camp, with the
colorsl men in close pursuit: but the
ohasa waa 0iven m an hootlaaa TIoo,