The daily phoenix. [volume] (Columbia, S.C.) 1865-1878, 1874-10-24

CHY .MAgTERs- s-:-Subscribe fox .he.
PHOENIX don't borrow.
Preferred creditors are those who do
not dun.
: Judge Carpenter 10 continuing to i'm.
prove IN health. :. t-R
When does a man have to keep bis
word? When no one will take it.
How to stop a cock Aght-Lot nil
parties present claim a fowl.
We accidently omitted the Colu mbia
cotton market in yesterdays g issue. It
appears this morning.
Carriers with monogram clasps are
now all tho fashion with pretty girls.
The style is said to be convenient and
elegant. and we hope to see more of ii.
Messrs. Hoffman & Albrecht are in
receipt OF fresh Wilmington oysters,
and have other things to match, and
other things besides.
The usual fine lunch will be found.
to-day, at the establishment with the
sign OF the "Big Barrel" That good.
looking man who practices behind the
bar will see you.
Another Richmond in the field, with
oyst"-s-Mr. Obid Jenkins, on Plain
street. between Mnin and Assembly
streets. Give him call, and try his
oysters.
nomination by acclamatiou every
body endorses-Dr. Hcinitsh's medi.
cines. His Blood and Liver Pills are
the best to regulate tho liver, and to
adjust all the disturbed conditions of
tue body.
The Governor has granted reauisi-
tion from james NJ Smith, Governor
Of Georgia. for the arrest Of Henry
Nixon. Frank Nixon and james Nixon.
charged with assault with intent to
commit murder.
We were presented, yesterday, with
pnckage of delicious fruit. including
II sample of the various kinds which
he has constantly on hand. by Mr.. c.
j. Lanrey. His establishment is nearly
opposite the PHENIX Office.
1hr Governor has pardoned Simon
Furmau, of Darlington County, con-
victed Of manslauguter nnd sentenced
by Judge J. II. Rutland, October
term. 1877. to ten years imprisonment
in the penitentiary.
Francis Nipson, sentenced to impri.
sonment i'll Charleston County Jail for
four months, by Judge Macon B.
Allen, for abandoning and neglectipg q
to provide for his child, has been par.
doned by the Governor.
Judge Montgomery Moses is recov-
ering from the effects of the injuries
received short time since, and is
daily gaining strength. He has had
no stroke of paralysis. as has been
said. nor any other serious attack.
The down passenger train of the
South Carolina Railroad was DELAYED
Thursday evening in consequence of a
smash up of the up freight train,
about thirty eight miles from Charles.
ton. Five of the freight boxes were
snnihilAted.
Il the tim:s are hard, stop your
paper. but do not shorten your ALLOW.
ance for whiskey or tobacco. A good
paper in family is great comfort to
the wife and children, but that is no
reason why you should provide them
With weekly luxury at the expense of
daily necessity.
Remember that the eclipse of the
moon will commence tonight, at IL As,
and will end at 48 on the morning of
the 2oth. The eclipse will be visible
here, provided there are no clouds to
interfere in the matter. A good op.
portunity for prcmenading until late
hour; and when you go home, tell the
old folks you waited out to see the
eclipse.
A horse broke from wagon yester.
day about o'clock. and ran at great
speed down the pavement of Main
street from the Wheeler House to the
State House. The harness on him
struck him at every lump. md nroed