The daily phoenix. [volume] (Columbia, S.C.) 1865-1878, 1874-04-25

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PHOENIX.
The spring silk hat for gentlemen is
decidedly high" F#S
Balmy weather should be prohibited;
it is intoxicating. Z
Censure is the tax man paws to the
public for being eminent.
How to get rich-Learn to live on mir
and sleep on clothes line.
fashion critic says that the new
bonnets are the old ones sat down on
for half an hour or 80.
Louis A. Cooley, OF Godsy's Ladu' s
Magazine. of Philadelphia, with his
family. passed through Columbia yester-
day.
More rain, yesterday. The fact is. We
appear to be getting it all now, and
when summer comes, the water supply
will he out.
DR.. Fishers crane affords deal of
amusement to his visitors. It has Pc
culiar voice-n cross between a donkey
and rooster.
a belief in the old saying of the early
bird catching the worm, induced one of
our fe!low-citizens to appear yesterday
in light toggery and straw hat Of the
Alpine style with blue band.
Best Goshen butter is now being sold
at Hardy Solomon's for 45 cents per
pound. He has also just received the
famed American boneless sardines.
which are much cheaper than the 10.
reign aud superior in freshness and
flavor.
Rev a. P. GRAvEs.-This distin.
guished evangelist commenced series
OF meetings in the Baptist Church OF
this city, yesterday afternoon. Although
the weather was inclement and the con-.
gregations consequently small, those
present manifested deep interest The
services will be continued to-day at half.
past aud p. NJ. All are cordially in.
vited to attend.
DROWNED. Yesterday afternoon,
co'ored man, named Elias DuBose, vas
drowned in the Congaree River, near
Neagle's Bridge. We learn that he,
with others, was engaged in raising q
sunken Hat near the Penitentiary, and
that he 1oated out into the current with
raft that be was upon; but being una
ble to manage it, or getit back to shore,
owing to the swiftness of the swollen
stream, he abandoned the raft, and nm.
dertook to swim to shore. When he
was within twenty or thirty feet of tie
bank, his strength was exhausted, and
he sank to watery grave. Several
futile efforts were made to recover the
body.
SUPREME Court, APRIL TERM. 1874
FRIDAY. April 24.-The Court met at
10 A. NJ. .-Present-Chief Justice Moses
and Associate Justices Wright aud Will
lard.
The Third Circuit was called: VIM.
Green, respondent, vs. Mitchell Jacobs.
appellant. Mr.. Haynesworth was heard
for appellant; Mr.. Noise was heard for
respondent; Dir. Haynesworth was
heard for appellant in reply.
The following decision was rendered:
| 0. 81. Zeigler, respondent cs. the North.
eastern Railroad Company. appellant.
New trial granted. Opinion by Willard,
A. j.
At - A. NJ, the Court adjourned
until Monday. eth. at 10 A. M, when
the First Circuit will be called.
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LIST OF New ADVERTISEMENTS.
Seibels & Ezell-Sale Of Securities.
Meeting Typographical Union.
Tilman R. Gaines es--Immigran.s.
French Candies at McKenzie's.
G. T. Berg--Architect.
=. 8. Hydrick-Oity Physician.
Hope l. Gyles-Eggs and Butter.
| Joseph cimonelli-Tailoring.
Meeting Richland Lodge.
HOTEL ARRIVALS, April "a, 1874
Wheeler House-Dr P NJ T. Burbanks.
n Y; Chas Webb and wife, Baltimore.