The daily phoenix. [volume] (Columbia, S.C.) 1865-1878, 1872-04-25
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Vioe-President Tyler will accept our
thanks for al annual 'pass" over tho
South Carolina Railroad.
Mr.. G. T. Berg has beon elected archi-
tect of the new City Hall.
Mr.. Monckton will pay suitable re-
ward for the return of his photograph
album.
A note from one of the prisoners con-
fined in Richlaud Jail, states that since
the escape of West. on Tuesday night,
The other prisoners from Laurens County
have been locked up and fed on bread
and water. Can such things be?
Messrs. r. G. Shiver g. Co. advertise
novelties in glaring lines, this morning.
Examine the stock.
County Auditor Calnan e1acts license
fee from ministers of the Gospel. This,
it seems to Us, is going beyond the ACT
of the Legislature. Look into the mat
ter carefully, Mr.. Auditor Gary.
AIessrs. Porter & Steele advertise q
fresh stock of choice goods for spring
and summer wear. Mr. Porter is mer-
chant with years of experience in the
dry goods line, and of rare taste and
judgment in the selection of such articles
as best meet the public demand. The
firm is staunch aud true in svery respect
to country friends and customers, and
merit, rs it receives. full share of pub
lie patronage.
Material changes and improvements
have been made in the habitation of the
Indian Girl" Tho tasteful arrange.
nlent Of tho stand, no less than the
choice selections of cigars, smoking to-
bacco. &c., reflect credit upon the enter
prising proprietor.
SUPREME CouRr, WEDNESDAY, April q.
The Court met at 10 A. III. Present
Chief Justices Moses and Associate JUS
tices Willard and Wright.
Jesse Roof, respondent, us. tho Char
lotte, Columbia and Augusta Railroad
Company. appellants. Mr.. AIeetze was
heard for appellants. Mr.. Monteith for
respondents. Mr.. Rion for appellants,
in reply.
G. w. Palmer. respondent, rs. the
Charlotte. Columbia and Augusta Rail
road Company, appellants Mr.. Rion
for appellants. Mr.. Chamberlain for
respondents. Mr.. Pope on same side.
Mr.. Rion in reply.
Olivia McGowan ct al. rs. r. N. Low.
rance. Now trial ordered. Opinion by
Willard. A. J.
at 8 Z. NJ, the Court adjourned until
Friday, Goth, 10 A. NJ.
PHGS1xrANA.-Carl thinks afllic-
tions nre our true purifyers: "The eter-
nal stars shine ont rs soon as it is dark
enough"
Punch calls "the cup that cheers" a
noisy piece OF crockery, and thinks that
possibly an action might lie
Ncvor let your honest convictions be
laughed down.
| Absence makes the heart grow fond
er"-of come one else
A celebrated author says that spite and
i'll nature are the most expensive luxuries
in life
| Preferred creditors Those who don'i
dun.
The man who was brought up TO,
swearing roundly at the police, has ma
naged to mako it square with them.
| Persons ought to exercise every effort
to make home bright. Meyer frown on
innocent enjoyment among children. II
is as natural to their age as your arm
chair and slippers are to yours, and ye'
it is just rs proper, TOO. Let children
enjoy their youth in oil it's innocent
gaye:y; their future may be dark enough
to noed the memory OF happy child.
hood to make it endurablc.
Hero is q chap who knows how it is
himself: ca pair of sweet lips, pink
waist. n swelling chest, and pressure
or two of delicate hands, will rs much
nnhinge man MS threo fevers, the
measles, large size whooping cough, q
pair of lock jaws, several hydroph obias,
and the doctors BILL"