The daily phoenix. [volume] (Columbia, S.C.) 1865-1878, 1874-05-20
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The Colnmbia Dramatic Company
play again this evening, ia Parker's
Hall. 1.-THE Veteran and "Paddy
Miles Boy" have been selected.
The PHOENIX job office is complete
in every respect. and cards. posters,
pamphlets. programmes, bill-heads,
etc., are turned out with alacrity.
The somewhat notorious colored law
yer. aaron A'peoria Bradley, was to be
seen on the streets. yesterday. He
claims to be a ''orncxer."
Sorrows are visitors that come with.
out invitation, but complaining minds
send wagon to bring theft troubles
home in.
This Office lacks nothing OF being q
first class job Office. Any style OF
work desired We can do, and that at
low figures and on short notice.
Hoffman & Albrccht arc in receipt
of another lot Of those fine Baltimore
ssusages. They also receive fresh
stra wberrios and all sorts OF vegetables
every day.
We have been requested to state that
cllf-head soup will be served sor lunch
to-day, at the Pollock House. The
snpposition is that either Pat. or
Lewis will be decapitated.
The case of Allen os Fagau-tres-
pass-was decided yesterday. I. was
to try titIe-Allen objecting to City
Surveyor 3. F. Jaokson's survey.
Major Mahon surveyed for Mr.. Allen.
Mr.. Jackson's survey was sustained for
the third time.
Mr.. Levin disposed OF several pieces
OF property, yesterday, for non-pay-
ment of taxes. Treasurer Neagle noti-
fed delinquen.s that he would post.
pone further Gales until this morning,
and in the meantime defaulters could
pay up.
Abram (of the Stork family says
South Carolina is badly treated. Ar
kansas was blessed for time with two
Governors, but some of the dissatis-
fed individuals want 70 disp .Snse with
the one little Governor with which
South Carolina is blessed. ~
The two companies of zouaves be.
longing to Col. Minort's regiment. pa
raded yesterday, and after exhibiting
their proficiency in the manual of
arms. went on a picnic to Mr.. Ssegers'
brewery. The one company appeared
in red coats and blue leggins. and the
other in blue coats and red leggins.
We are pleased to learn that DR..
Neagle, in tho discharge Of an unplea-
SAINT duty. has shown proper consi-
deration to the unfortunate tux delin-
quents. In some cases, he received
money even while the sale was going
on, and in other ways sought to relieve
the hardship which the State (so-called)
is indicting upon its citizens.
PFC -N1c.-The Sunday School of the
First Baptist Church will hold it's
annual picnic ut Woodlawn, on the
South Carolina Railroad, on Thursday,
May 2l. Members Of the school, and
friends Wishing to go. will meet at the
church at S o'clock A. Nj. For par
tlculars as to arrangements, apply to
d. Jones. at r. @. SILVER C Co. y
store, Or to A. J. Dodamead, Super
intendcut.
COURT OF COMMON PLEAS, MAY l0.-
Tho case Of Michael Allen against
Jerome Fsgan was concluded, the
jury finding q verdict for the defend
ant.
Some untried cases on the sessions
docket were called. and being unready
for trial, were continued.
The Grand Jury brought in true
bills against Jacob Lowman for breach
OF trust, and the County Commits.
sioners for not repairing highways, aud
were then discharged.
Calendar No. 5 was called. and all
cases not fixed for hearing on som q
particular day, were either continued
or dismissed.
The Court adjourned at l p. NJ. i,
until 0 o'clock, tomorrow morning.
CONVENIENCE OF TRAvEL.-The new
scheduIe oF tho Charloffa fynlu m y; :,