The daily phoenix. [volume] (Columbia, S.C.) 1865-1878, 1873-07-27
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copies Of the;PHGN1x is Ave cenfs:
The city bell isE-well. Il is nots bell;
and that is what's the matter.
We acknowledge sshe receipt 4iislafe
foreign papers frqm ssosss; s;ASl ls9ahder,,,
Deaths in OoldmBja tor-fLe sad-
ing the 2a'h ips.aRa ase9s Il e & .G ia
good horss: ds sisss gs ee55 e5Sas.s' 'ss
The Singer ManhtS upP Pauysss
Gas lamps sresApsa SsSS;d5 8 5sl W fbht q
the fire engine hodsgs. asstiot Mayor
Alexander. .Ag1oSa " ss IS I-.$:
Attention is dsfsctsd 10 Prof. Muller 3
announcement Of his scholastic range.
ments for the next term. !4 u
Mr.. Q. F. Jackson has adopted novel
style Of. selling st6ckz8intss goods, at
reduced rates, in the summer. See his
card. >'i7!t
The alarm Of Are. yesterday. at 8
o'clock, was causei by the burning Of q
small hole in the roof of house near
the gas works. ! ~
The house in Baltimore sinEWhich, .hs-fa.
mily of General II. g. Worthington were
living, was destroyed byshe are there
Friday. ,,s,Y-sa o.. i; !,
But that has noshiags soS dc: with the
big Wheeler s. .Wilson5 factory in the
confines of Bridgeport. Buy one OF the
old reliable. .
Governor Moses offers a reward Of
5000 fot, the capture. with evidence to
conRist; aof Ben DraEss sof Marion
OoaNN Who murdered Jaoob Drake. /
After several effjrts, the City Council
secured quorum on Friday night, and
we surrender mucI Of the-apacs in .h;s.
mornings RHusRstothe result Of their.
lsbors.
Mr.. A. o. Ladd has opened grocery.
store at No. al West Ger'vais street. He
has aa eye TO- bVsiness, as evidenced by.
the fsct that he. makes use of, tue ad-
vertising oolumns.of the PHOENIX rs
A changes has been made ia the Com
raissioners OF Election for. O.angebutg
County. The Governor has appointed
the following to fill, that office: George
Bolliver. q. J. Embly and l.. j. Cain.
II you want everybody to know what
sort OF business you are engaged in, ard
how cheap you are selling your goods,
the proper place to put your advertise.
ment is in the columns of the PHOENIX
The showcase of Messrs. Wearn &
Hix, which formerly stood on Main
street. and contained many specimens of
their art, was blown over by the wind,
yesterday, breaking all the glass in the
fall.
An election in Orangeburg. to be held
on Wednesday, the 18th of August.
1878. to FIJI the vacancy cansed by the
death of James L. Jamison, Senator
from that County, has been ordered by
the President of the Senate.
The Columbia Hotel. approaching the
scarcity of money, and the fact that ma n
must have food. has reduced it's rates Of
board to SO per day. Those who patron
ize this hotel will appreciate this reluo-
tAou 1u ouo IbEes Wuii6 the Otner Ihr6 iS
kept up to its old standard.
Meetings nre being held in Orange.
burg County to adopt tributes of respect
to the memory OF the late Senator Jami.
son. which are adjourned into cleo
pioneering meetings. Candidates for the
vacancy are as thick as blackberries in
June.
The order for com mitment of Mr.. T.
j. LaMotte, Of this city, was for kind
OF constructive contempt in small mat
ter of between thirty and forty dollars.
The amount and costs were promptly
paid, and MIR. LaMotte suffers no incon-
venience.
The communication Of "Scwing Ma.
chine Agent" is respectfully declined. If
he is not pleased with the fact that peo-
pie in the country turn their dogs loose
when they see him coming, his first
duty to himself is to emigrate to n
country where there are no dogs to turn
loose.
Commissions were issued Friday. by