The daily phoenix. [volume] (Columbia, S.C.) 1865-1878, 1873-04-17
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OITr .MATr1Re. The price 9. single
Copies of the PHann s,flvecents.
{ The illuminator has eensadiuased at
Neagle's Bridge: s i =
Good news for husbands ladies
wear their dresses longer than they used
to.
The weather has at last got all right
again. and yesterday was quite sum-
merieh:
A temperance lecturer announces ..a
cordial welcome to all comers," but fails
to state what kind OF cordial he uses.
The lecture announced by Prot. Cum
mings, for. last evening, has been post
poned until Wednesday evening next. -
"A young son OF Mrs. M. Bremen, on
Tuesday, caught his hand in outing
machine, and had two fingers amputated.
E. G. Chic, Superintendent OF the
Seaboard and Roanoke Railroad, will sc-
cept onr thanks for an annual ':pass"
over his line, for 1873.
DR.. Livingstone is played ont.
Neither salt nor Stanley can save him.
Henceforth he should be known as DR..
Deadstone.
Messrs. Nathan & Poixotto advertise q
well-aeleoted stock OF croekery and glass
ware at very low prices. House-keepers
will bear this in mind.
The sale Of the two locomotives be-
longing TO- .hf 1!ae Ridge Railroad Com
pany. advertised to come of, yesterday,
by Treasurer Baldwin, WAS enioined..
The foundation of the new Court
House for Riohland County has; been
laid. Mr.. George W. Davis is tho oon-
tractor. Mr.. James Boil is to- 81 Execute
the carpentering work.
Senator Sprague, of Rhode Island. is
daily expected in Columbia. he will be
the guest Of Colonel Pearce, ind it is
understood that his visit has reference
to the establishment Of mills on the canal.
The committee appointed by the meet
ing OF citizens recently held in this city,
are requested to meet at the office Of Dr..
J. L. Neagle. this morning. at half-past
10 O'Clock. to confer with Senator
Sprague.
Colonel Palmer. the efficient President
of the Charlotte. Columbia and Augusta
Railroad, purchased 1000 tons OF heavy
iron and two locomotives on his recent
visit North. The shops Of the company
are busily engaged in constructing cars.
T. W. Reeves, Jr., OF Orangeburg, has
been appointed by the Governor No.
tary Public. Messrs. 9. O. Pnffer and
L. Q. Carpenter have been appointed by
the Governor Trustees of the State Nor.
NAL School.
We are indebted to Benjsmin q.
Evans. Esq, flor the Oommistee,) for q
complimentary ticket Of sdnissioa to
tue Floral Fair OF the Agricultural So
ciety of South Carolina, which comes of
in Charleston during tho last week in
April.
THE FA1R.-The Temperance Fair
closed last night. Although not as
liberally patronized as might have been
expected. still very respectable sum
has been realized. The ladies having
charge of the affair will receive the
hearty "weil done" Of the "sons" foE
their earnest efforts. '-r.
HpPnEME CoUBT, "WEDNESDAY. April 16.
The Court met at 10 A. NJ. Present
Chief Justice Moses and Associate Jus:
tices Wrighta and Willard. = Z '2E =
The following order. POI. curidn,, was a
made: Joel W.. Anderson. appellant. vs
Laura O. Lark, respondent. Appeal dis
missed, on account of the respondents
deRth,. with prejudice TO the appellant.
Court then adjourned I'LL Friday. 18th.
at 10 A. NJ. 'sft=z
How ABOUT rHs BoxNEres-TAe bop
nets that are to be worn ddrine The cem,
ing season are wonderfully and Hsriulty
made. They are not bonnesss but
merely round hats with strings. The
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