The daily phoenix. [volume] (Columbia, S.C.) 1865-1878, 1874-05-16
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The smallest women look hopefully
to hymen.
Real hair switches, very low prices,
at q. F. Jackson's.
Sam. Gourdine. well.known CO.
lored blacksmith. died yesterday.
Why is ship designated as ''she? ?"
Because she always keeps a man on
the lookout.
Many of the daily papers say they
nre opposed to Initiation, and Yet they
arc constantly blowing up people.
There will be change in the sche-
dule of the Wilmington. Columbia and
Augusta Railroad, on aud after the
18th inst.
Do you desire to hAyo your pets
stuffed, or to learn the art Of stufling
birds. beasts or fishes? II 50, Cal! ut
room No. u. new bank building.
E=fuse al So bills on the Oslge M
tional Bank, Iowa. Nine thousand
dollars in So bills wero stolcu from the
bank prior to being signed by the
proper officials.
Il is Il mistake IL suppose people do
not grow after fifty. 4 gentleman On
tie street, yesterday. who is fully
SKY five, immediately grew very short
On being asked ;or the loan Of Eve
;]oiurs.
Ihr imprrcltinns that wrr. hurled
a; Ola trobabi!i.ica" i,r allowing
win'er TO !inGcr in the lap Of spring
hare Lad au eject. The old fellow
threw IL thermometers with the mercury
AZ 81 lnto springs Jap, and winter
seaf.i ont .! there as suddenly as
,hpuyL ilt lad sat down il hornets
hest.
Somc evil-'l!sposed persons uuhung
gate i'll the upper portion of the city
the o:her night, and now they have
the satisfaction of knowing that, by
their dirty work, a COW entered where
the gate should have been, and de-
stroyed vegetable garden, upon Which
the owner had bestowed great care and
labor. There are some people whose
hea,t and brains would mol flood
thin bic
INVITATION. AT u meeting OF the
Board Of Trade, held lust evening, a
resolution was adopted to extend an
invitation to the editors from New
York, now on tour in the South, to
visit the city of Columbia and accept
the hospitality of tho Board. These
gentlemen are expected to reach Bir-
mingham. Ala, on the 10Th inetaut,
aud after meeting with the Alabama
Press Convention, will make tour Of
examination of the coal, iron and other
resources in that part of the State. It
is to be hoped that they will find it
convenient to give Columbia call on
their return. A handsome entertain
ment awaits them.
oCPEEME COURT, FRIDAY, May
Is The Court met at 10 4. NJ. Pre-
sent-Chief Justice Moses and Asso-
ciate Justices Wright aud Willard.
The State, respondent, rs. Henry
kilcrease and John Mitchell, appel
lants. On motion Of Messrs. Gary &
Gary for appellants. and with consent
OF MIR. Solicitor Runkle, these cases
were docketed and continued to No.
vember term.
Alexander Wise. administrator, re-
spondent, cs. Jesse II. Hardin. execu-
tor. et a., appellants. Mr. Hamilton
resumed and concluded his argument
for respondent. Mr.. CASTOR was
heard in reply for appellants.
John r. Welsh, respondent, us. A.
}: klbler, administrator, appellant.
Mr.. Moore was heard for appellant;
Mr.. Allison for respondent.
Andrew j. K,bler, appellant. Us.
John j. Bridges. respondent. Mr..
Moore was heard for appellant.
Churchill Is. Jones, trustee, respond.
ent, rs. James Il. Massey, appellant.
Continued. The docket was closed.
At T.. NJ. the Court adjourned
until Wednesday, Jane 81, at 10
~ NJ.
CouEr or COMMON PLEAS. The case
OF Joshua Lowery against George A.
Richmond. for damages for false i'm