The daily phoenix. [volume] (Columbia, S.C.) 1865-1878, 1873-10-19

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Capitol Saloon. ~
Tho Indian Girl is out again with
something new. See the advertisement.
This dust is hard on the new fall
goods.
Call at the State Capitol Saloon aud
get coed oysters.
Joseph Luckey, a Ku Klux prison. r
from this State, has been pardoned.
There were ten deaths in Columbia
for the week ending the whites.
3; colored.7 7.
New oranges are being brought to the
city. Bananas are also becoming plen-
tiful.
See what Lorick & Lowrance have to
say. Their stock of goods is perfect in
every respect and prices reasonable.
Mr.. Irwin has rendered the use of his
hall gratuitously for the concert in aid
OF the Memphis sufferers.
Our neighbor, Mr. John G. Seegers,
sets out first rate lunches. and keeps it
up, too, until clock.
Mr. G. F. Jackson promises to sell his
fall and winter goods and notions at
"smash down panic prices" Try him.
DR.. Fishers soda fountain satisfies
the thirst of those who are dry, aud the
DOrsay cologne titillates the organ OF
smell. Both are popular.
The first service Of tho Church of the
Strangers will be held at Irwin's Hall,
this morning. ut IL o'clock, the Rev.
Dr.. II. j. Fox officiating.
The PIIGSIx takes gold, silver, nickel,
greeubacks, city money and Building
aud Loan scrip in payment Of indcbt-
edness.
Mr.. McDougal has commenced ope.
rations on the new bell for the city, uud
in tue course of u week or ten days, e1-
poets to have it completed.
A house in Hurleyviilc, occupied by
Mr.. Roberts. caught FIRE. yesterday of
teruoon, from q box of hot ashes, acci-
dsntaliy left in one of the rooms. For
tunately it was discovered i'll time to
prevent conasgra,ion.
Go to E. E. Davies s. Co. for fresh
fish, Norfolk oysters. oranges, lemons,
bananas, apples, granite-head cabbage,
eggs. prime country butter-in fact,
anything you want for the table. All
orders promptly delivered. 2
Messrs. D. Goodman G. Son have re-
moved to the store formerly occupied
by Mr.. John G. Dial, on Richardson
street. few days below the PHOENIX
offico. Their stock is vared-embraoing
boots and shoes. clothing, etc.
A colored constable attempted to
arrest another colored man, yesterday,
but was unsuccessful; the latter tleolar-
ing be "could lick twenty such niggers
--he looked as if he didn't have no ba.
con since the war!' With which re-.
mark he staggered off.
Mr.. John Bahlmann has exhibited to
as beautiful specim en- of his skill in
penmanship- card announcing the
different kinds of artistic work which
lie is prepared to execute with the pen.
By-the-way, he is preparing handsome
piece of work for exhibition at the
State Fair. he was awarded medal.
last year, but. by some oversight. it
was never received.
Coroner Coleman hold an inquest,
yesterday, on the body of VIM. Stark,
who resided several miles below Colum.
bia. He had been suffering for length
OF time with chills and fever, and on
Friday procured bottle Of whiskey,
which he consumed in few hours,
thereby causing his death. The verdict
OF the jury WIS in accordance with the
above facts.
The Governor has appointed Edward
Green. Trial Justice, Charleston; Geo.
E. Osborne, Trial Justice, Barnwcll.
cics Lnnsford Harley, resigned; j. X.
Davis, Trial Justice, Lexington. Col. A.
r. Taylor, Trial Justice, Lexington, has
resigned, and his resignation has been
accepted; also, N. 9. McDnf1ie. of Ma
rion. Marion Sanders, OF Sumter, Trial