The daily phoenix. [volume] (Columbia, S.C.) 1865-1878, 1871-05-26
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.PHGs1x1ArA.--The price OF single
copisKof the PHqmx h aSs eentA~
ssYesterday. 'tpes cord abr. aSbns 81 sthe
gioni.Baptist 9Rnroh ~aas slaid. .I3n the
prcssbce of , large Ahmher Oh Zion
members and'many spkctasSra. /:
Pamphlets, briefs. catalogues. dodgers,
posters, hand-bills, bill-heads-in fact,
everything in the way OF job printing
gotten up in the best style and on terms
that we pledge ourselves win be sasiafac-
tory to- aii parties: With approved ma
chinery aud steam power. We, challenge
comparison in prices.
Mr.. Q. r. Jackson announces fresh
arrival in his line. az
We see by our exchanges and learn
from other sources that there is gem
eral failure Of the wheat crhp in this
State. Blade rust aud ''the fy" are do.
ing tho mischief. IN
Messrs. Fagan and Oantwell are erect
ing wire protection against damago to
their show windows. ar 4"
Plums and May apples OF present con-
stitnte the stock in trade Of our street
corner ,hucksters. e,
We have failed to trace the reported
murder OF Mr.. Watt Faulkner. OF New
berry. to an authentic source. 'fiI'
Tho Messrs. Kinard offer for sale o
large stock Of seasonable, fashionable
and durable shoes. suitable for ladies',
misses, children aud gentlemen.
The difference between country and
city life. II the first place, horn Is
blown before dinner; in the last, one is
taken. Y.
SUPREME CoURr, THURSDAY. May, Is.
The Court met at 10 A.. M. Present
Chief Justice Moses aud Associate JUS
tices Willard and Wright. ,.
Horace Massot us O. A: Moses, W. 8.
Bradley and @. O. Ooe. Messrs. Baist,
Corbin and Memmingsr were heard for
appellants. Mr. Lord for respondent.
At P. NJ, the Oourt adjourned uptil
Friday, 26th, at 10 a. H.,
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CAPITAL BUILDING AND LoAN AsspMAIl
rIoN, OF COLUMBIA, 8. O.--At meeting
OF the directors OF this Association. held
yesterday afternoon. Messrs. James a.
Dunbar and F. W. MchIaster were elect
ed Attorneys for the Association, W. Il.
Cathcart. Secretary, and F. A. Jacobs,
Treasurer. A call for meeting of the
stockholders this evening appears in an
other column.
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A LFELIKE PoRTRAlT BY A CAnoLrNA
PAINTER. R.-We observe on exhibition at
Messrs. Bryan & MoOArter's, o portrait
size OF life--in oil, OF Rev. james c.
Fnrman. of Greenville. It is the work
Of q young Carolina artist Of high cha
racter- MIR. Albert Query. OF Charles
ton. A number Of the prominent oiti-
zens of Greenville pronounce this work
"the most life-like specimen OF portrait
nre we have ever seen-accurate in draw :
ing; faithful transcript Of the features
embodying the best characteristics and
expression Of the original" It strikes
us as very fine specimen OF artistic
skill, and the friends OF DR.. Furman. as
we'll as the public 10 general. will find it
worth their while to call and inspect Mr..
Guerry's work. I
Ex-PREsIDKNT JEFFERSON DAVIS
After sojourn of two days in this city,
e1-President Davis left for Charleston
Ion yesterday. Whilst here. Mr.. Davis
was the recipient Of many courtesies.
which, no doubt, were as agreeable to
him .ns they were gratifying to those who
extended them. He was called upon by
number OF ladies and gentlemen; nor
did the young withhold the tribute OF