The daily phoenix. [volume] (Columbia, S.C.) 1865-1878, 1872-08-03
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C1TY MATTERS. The price of single
copies of the PHRNIx is Ave cents.
Upon the receipt Of the glorious news
from Liberal North Carolina, our old
friend. E. Hope. Esq. at the suggestion
Of son of old Scotia John Oliver
raised white hat in lieu Of flag, on
his flag. staff.
David T. Grice. youth convicted at
the April term. 1870, of the United
States Court for this district, of tamper-
ing with the mail, and sentenced to ten
years imprisonment in the Jail at Edge
field, has been pardoned by the Presi-
dent.
Messrs. E. W. Harrison & Co., of Al
Warren street. New York, have furnished
us with samples Of their neat Greeley
and Brown badges es-containing the
names of the candidates and white
metal hat. They are desirous of seour-
ing the services of competent agents,
who can make money by communicating
as above.
The Temperance Cause is the title OF
new weekly paper, which has just been
commenced in Chester, by Mr.. E. NJ.
Evans.
BY reference to our advertising CO.
lumns. it will be seen that Messrs.
Thompson & Steele have put on line Of
hacks between Walhalla and the head of
the Airline Railroad. in Georgia.
The ten-column supplement with to-
days issue of the TR1 WEEKLY PHOENIX
and WEEKLY CLEANER, contains highly
entertaining and important matter.
There have been several changes
among the officials of the Greenville and
Columbia Railroad. Mr. @. Y. Caring
ton has been made Secretary and Audi
tor OF the transportation and bureau de-
partment; Mr.. NJ. T. Bartlett has been
promoted to the position of principal
agent at Columbia, and will also perform
the duties Of general freight agent. Mr..
j. Norton ass umes the duties of general
ticket agent, in addition to his duties as
manager of the telegraph line. Mr.. B.
F. Mauldin assumes the duties of pay
master.
Berry Briar. convicted of grand lar
ceny at the last term of the Court of
General Sessions for Greenville County,
and sentenced to twelve months impri.
sonment, has, upon the recommendation
OF Judge Orr. been pardoned by Gov.
Scott.
The Board of Health failed to have a
quorum on Thursday afternoon.
Gov. Scott has appointed ". W. Penn
berton Notary Public for Beaufort
County.
The thermometer at Pollock's ranged
as follows yesterday: 7 A. NJ, 78; IL NJ,
80; 2 P. NJ, 81; Z P. NJ, so.
A colored man, whose name we could
not learn, was run over, and had one
leg and one foot terribly mangled, by
train over the Greenville and Columbia
Railroad, yesterday, near Williamson.
He was brought to Columbia.
Delegates to the railroad meeting at
Greenwood report that everything ia
lovely. Speeches were made, and the
indications are that the road will posi-
lively be built.
!
! PHGNIxIANA.-"Ihe verb to love-"
says wicked French writer, sis an
active verb, and runs until it is exhaust
ed into the easy chair Of marriage
A helping hand to one in trouble is
often like switch on railroad track
but one inch between a wreck and q
smooth-rolling prosperity.
LIST OF New ADVERTISEMENTS.
Hope & Gyies-Country Butter.
G. Nj. Walker-Union Savings Bank.
Thompson & Steele-New Lii @.
Ditson & Oo.-Music Books.
HOTEL ARRIVALS. August 2. 1e72.-N;ckerson
Housed Horlbeck. W Russell, J Robson,
Oharleeton; J Lunney, Darlington; W W Dun
can. wife and three children. Miss Wyatt. Va;