The daily phoenix. [volume] (Columbia, S.C.) 1865-1878, 1871-06-03

stated. Aaid on bussh soothesi the pain
and. ifAept applied for AZ hour. cates it
completely. II -
Pamphlets, briefs, catalogues, dodgers,
fposters. hand-bills, bill-heads-i fact,
everything in the way OF job printing
gotten up in the 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. SffsFFtssA ~,
When you SEQ mnn. on a'mnonifght
night trying to convince lis shadow tiiatt'
it is improper to follow d gentleman, on
I.J DO sure It is high .;usa for ,iia, .o
Join temperance society. h,
T. The Greenville Enterprise mentions
tho fact tllnt nlercha Mt of that place
discovered apile of shelled corn beneath
the floor Of his store, and, on examira-
tiop.. found that n hole had been bored
through the floor to cause the leakage.
Look out, corn dealers; examine your
flooring. . i:if'" r,
We notice. and hear of. obscene let.
tering on the walls and fences indifferent
parts OF our city. supposed to be aD cx-
hibitioh Of the chirography of school
boys. Cannot tho police strike terror
into the evil writer's?
The types made us use the word "by"
instead of ''and. yesterday, in next to
the last line OF the local headed "Annual'
Orator."
Hair-pius. with monograms on them,
are the latest Philadelphia novelty.
A good deal of our space ia given up.
this morning, to the ordinance regHlat-
ing the Water Works, to which attention
is directed.
Mr.. P. Cantwell has just received.
smoked beef and smoked tongues. " ? ~
Attention is directed to change in the
schedule uf the Charlotte, Columbia and
Augusta Railroad.
The fire engine purchased by the cor
poration Of Walhalla, from the Inde-
pendent Fire Company, OF Columbia,
was received on the 25th ultimo. On
Friday it was taken ont by the WaIhalla
Fire Company for trial, and performed
we'll. Water was thrown ovcr 100 feet
in height, and considerably above the
two story building in which the Courier
Office is located.
Messrs. J. H. g. NJ. T.. Kinard have
initiated curly closing for the summer
months
fresh supply of Bagley's Mayh,wer. fire
| cut, at PoLLocK's.
HEAyY.-Mr. Richard O'Neale, .Jr..
has placed upon our table cluster of
three tomatoes fine. large and nearly
ripe. The cluster weighs one pound and
ten ounces s-the largest of which yeighs
an even pound. How is this for heavy9
HOMICIDE fatal shooting affray oc7
curred at Batesville. about two miles
above Pacolet Depot, in Spartanburg
County, on Thursday night, the 1st inst,
by which n young man named Gray
Hampton lost his life. ) The Racta, as we
learn them, from n private souwe, nre
| these: Gray Hampton, in company viLh
William Allen, went to Gen. p. F. Bates
house upon business. Immediately pppp
Hampton's stating tho object Of his visit,
Gen. Bates took up his gun and shot
him in the breast: and then drew his pis-
tol. but did not fire it. Hampton died
Immediately. Bates Immediately Bur;
rendered himself to the proper authori-
ties. Politics were not concerned in the
matter. Bates is Radical and II lamp
ton is Democrat. -
| THE NoBLEsT ROMAN OF THEM ALIa''
We hal the pleasure, yesterday. Of IN
specting the new and elegantly furnished
department ii the store Of Messrs. r.
G. Shiver & Co., which is devoted exalu-
sively to the boot and shoe trade The
stock. we believe, is the largest and
finest received in this city since the wag,
and Is displayed to the gaze Of. visitors
in meat and attractive style. What is
seen upon the shelves is the smallest
portion of the stock. Walking behind
the counters. we beheld every nook and
corner filled with goods from the landing