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The daily phoenix. [volume] (Columbia, S.C.) 1865-1878, 1874-10-16

RADICAL LOGIC. Every RepublicAu II
organ III the country is declaring that
the present deplornble condition Of nj.
fairs iii the Sontl, is sufficient reason
why the Eadical party should be kept
III power. After nine years OF unin-
terrupted rule, buckea by every act Of
usurpntion aud tyranny by n Radical!
President, the people in their dcspera-
ton have been driven to open revolt
with arms; still the dcmiad i; that tn,
same pack Of tyrannical little creatures
be kept i'll power for The good uf the
South. Surely, the logic Of such rcA-
soning is past comprehension.
81 Paul Pioneer.
The daily phoenix. [volume] (Columbia, S.C.) 1865-1878, 1874-10-16

a fIRSDIsH REvESaE Some weeks
ago woman calling herself Bridget
Malhouy applied to DR.. Jackson, OF
Ooinmbua, Ky for the place OF cook.
employment was given her, aud for a
short while she gave satisfaction. A
few days ago the doctor noticed some
irregularities lu her life and uotified
her thai she must look ont for an other
home. This appeared to infuriate her
beyond control-the pent up devil in
her nature burst forth in fury OF
passion that sent the doctor scamper.
ing Tor the police, aud the family for
an asylum Of safety. When he re-
turned. Bridget had departed. lenving
his mlirors und furniture u wreck. 1t
appears that. from mistaken kind
ness. sue was not prosecuted, but al
lowed to depart unmoleuted. From
us residence she went to the hotel nr
ooardlng-h g-house kept by an estimable
German Cstholio named Switzher,
near thei NJ. AMI o. Railroad. She
easily imposed herself upon the good
nature of this lady, aud was permitted
to stop with her, paying her board iu
work. Sue behaved badly again, aud
Mrs. s. discharged her. Instead of GO
ing oil. however, she went up into
Mrs. SIS room Gt was immediately
after breakfasi aud sent for this lady
from the dining-room. When she got
int" her presence she commenced to
abuse her in most shameful manner.
Mrs. Switzher tried to quiet her, and
expressed sympathy for her. Bridget
told her that she had better ym pu.
th'zs with herself, aud made at her.
Mrs. 8. rushed down stairs, leaving
her three children. consisting of lit.
tie boy four yenrs old. two daughters
aged respectively six nud tsn. in the
room. The Oldest says that the two
children were in the bed with The
mosquito bar fastened down around it,
aud that Bridget deliberately took The
lamp aud saturated the bed and chill
dren With coal oil and fred it. Before
aSSistauce couil ruuch thom the pas.
sage Was a sol Il sh-et Of fame, aud
tho two childreu were burned with the
house aud most Of the furniture. The
flend Is iu prison, aud the poor mother
nearly distracted with grief ut her ter.
r,ble loss. -.Pdiucuh K.ntuckian. Oct 1
The daily phoenix. [volume] (Columbia, S.C.) 1865-1878, 1874-10-16

Paper is now used for making buggy
tops, boxes. baskets. heliing for ma
chinery. boats. clothing aud all sorts
of household articles.
The daily phoenix. [volume] (Columbia, S.C.) 1865-1878, 1874-10-16
Funeral Invitation

Tho friends all acqraintances OF Mr,
and Nrs. SAMUEL e. CApERS, and family,
are respectfully invited to attend tho
funeral OF the frmor, at the Marion Street
M f. Church, THIS MORNING. At II
O'Clock.
The daily phoenix. [volume] (Columbia, S.C.) 1865-1878, 1874-10-16

Groceries! Groceries!!
1NHE undersigned have received extern.
i siye additions to their stock OF FAMI.
Ll GROCERIES,, embracing all the at p]e
articles usually found in trst-cldss Gro
Gerry establishment. Apart from these will
Oe foAnd the most extensive stock of
Canned Goods in the city and at the lowest
prices; amongst them will be found:
Tomatoes, Peaches.
rears. Whortleb erties,
DrIacAoeEries, Asparagus,
Green re,s, Okra.
Linz Inns Beans, String Beans,
Pineapple, Strawberries.
UjsIers, Salmon,
L?osters, Sardines,
DeslIed ham, drilled Tongue,
Our Fancy Fumiy -Four is ne best in me
neafSet. aud in variety. quality and prices,
zoe are ahead of all. We have a full limo OF
choice Old Rye Whiskies from the cele-
DRAFTED distillerics OF Gibson ,E Sons; I'M
ported Brandies, Giu, Rum and Ramsay's
oid Scotch Whiskey; Reotited Rye, Corn
ana Choice North Carolina Whiskies: I'M
ported Ale aud Porter. Kerosene oil at q :.
per gallon. not exceeded in briiliancy OF
HSat By any other distilled, and ,rhfch has
neCer been Gao,on TO e1plode. Call. examine
ana be convinced that the place TO act he
cdtue NJ Jonr many is at Tie corner Of Rich.
d'nsom and Pain streets, occupied 6v
oct ]" . JOHN AGNEW i SON.
The daily phoenix. [volume] (Columbia, S.C.) 1865-1878, 1874-10-16
M ARRrED

On Wednesday, 14th October, by Rev.
Or. Howe, in Coiumbis, 8. O., Rev. II. b.
dARRi3S ind CHARLOTTE, only daugh.
Tor OF rrot. Joseph Denck. of Vienna, Aus.
The daily phoenix. [volume] (Columbia, S.C.) 1865-1878, 1874-10-16

A PLATFORM SUMMARIZED We
learn with interest from their platform
that the Massachusetts Republicans
are proud of themselves; love Justice;
prefer sound currency; object to in.
h'tion; would like specie payments as
soon as couvenient; abhor while
leagues aud "sich;" ars grateful to
Gen Grunt for helping Kellogg out OF
lis ssrape and turning over the army
TO Williams; go III for honesty aud ecu
nomy generally; may be- expected, in
the future as in the past, to lie awake
nights thinking mp plans fJr the moral
and intellectual elevation of the work.
ing man; have the very best quality of
reform and progress constantly on tap; !;
admire Mr.. Talbot very much; are
willing to bet half a dollar thut he eau
beat Dir. CASTOR without turning IL
hair, and haven't any opiuion to ex
press ut present on the subject of third
erm.-Sprima6-M Repu6lic,m.
The daily phoenix. [volume] (Columbia, S.C.) 1865-1878, 1874-10-16
Funeral Invitation.

The relatives and friends OF Mr.. and
Mrs. L. Il. Clarkson, Jr., are invited to at
tend the funeral services OF their daughter,
ELIZ MOWER, ut Trinity Church, THIS
AFTERNOON, at 4 O'Clock.
The daily phoenix. [volume] (Columbia, S.C.) 1865-1878, 1874-10-16

BITTEN BY RATrLssNAKE.-Th
Horny NerS says. that colored Iad
who leals about his bliud father.
while on his way from here home, was
bitten on the foot by rattlesnake.
The snake VAS near three feet long.
1t was killed by jim Perkins, who,
after killing the suuke, corded the
boys leg tightly. The boy then
walked one mile, TO the residence Of
MIR. Isaac G. Long. When he got
there his foot was badly swollen. Mr..
Long gave him about a gill Of whiskey
with five grains Of Do.er's powders,
and applied to the bite ponltice ot
fresh beat onions. This was MI that
was done. and tho boy was out and
ahont the next day as usual; np com
plant, only little sore.
Martinsburg weekly independent. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1873-1875, 1874-01-03
NERVOUS AFFFCTIONS.

4 Ift ~ M 4 tn = INFASKss
il Is invaluable as tonic. 1t will
impart strength to the system, purify
the blood and restore the lost appetite
1t Is also certain TO remove all obstruc-
tons to the regular course of nature in
females. purifying the complexion and
giving elasticity TO the spirits.
Also sure remedy for the diseases OF
Green Sickness 81. Chiorosis, Leuchor~
rhea or Whites. Womb Complaint or
Falling Of the Womb, &c. But like all
remediesof this class should be used
with caution hy Married Ladies'.
ONE HUNDRED DOLLARS REWARD
Will be given to any person who will
produce any medicine that will effect q
more speedy and perfect cure of the
diseases herein mentioned.
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Star Bone Phosphate,
dec25
For Singers and Young Pianists

Send 80 cents for "Petefs Musical
Monthly" and you will get "a worth of
new music. Every number contains
or 6 songs, and 4 or s instrumental
pieces by such authors as Hays, Stew
art, Thomas. banks, Kinkel, etc.
Published monthly-30 cents per
number; $8per year.
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AGENTS WANTED

IL every county Of each Stale, tef Il
new National BOOK CHE Lives and
Portraits Of the Presidency uitli face smile
COPS Of the Deciataiiett III Independence,
the Constitution ~ the Utiied States aud
Washington's Farewell Address, with 10
6ne steel plates. For Circulars ana Terms
address Johnson Wilson { Co.. q Beck.
man St, n. Y July p, In { ! "
Martinsburg weekly independent. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1873-1875, 1874-01-03

In MILLINERY GOODS

We offer latest Fall styles ladies Hats
for % cents and up; Feathers, latest
styles, assorted colors, 10cts and up;
Flowers, assorted colors, locts and up;
all colors and styles assorted Ribbons,
Sets. per yard and up; Iaces, Edgings
and Dress Trimmings, 2cts. per yard
and up; large stock Fringes. all colors.
l5ets. per yard and up; Black Velvet
Hamburg Embroidery. from Sets. up.
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The Peoples Deposit Bank Of
MarIlnsDurg w. Va.

NO. II EAST MARTIN STREET
l. now open for tho daily transaction
Of business. Deposits received daily III
amounts from fifty cents and upward.
Weekly deposits received on Monday
Of each week, upon which interest win
ho allowed. Interest allowed on de-
posits when so arranged
Buy and sch bonds, and gold end
silver.
Collections made in All parts OF tho
country.
Discount day, Friday of each week,
at 10 o clock a. M.
SAMUEL BUSEY, President.
JOHN b. WILSON, Cashier.
may IL dot. WIN.
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INSURANCE TIL At Is SURE
8 NiTN IA =
INSURANCE co, or HARTFORD,
CONNECTICUT.


CONNECTICUT.
This old and reliable Company has
opened an office in this city
This Company appears to b remov
ed beyond tho contingency of real dis
aster. 1t may suffer losses, ii may on
counter misfortune against which no
human foresight could provide. Suspi-
cions may be enges dcred byrivai com
panies, but she goes calmly on in line
Of duty laid down by itself and will
never nbandonit If it takes the last dol
lar
Its losses By the Chicago fire were
about four million dollars, every dollar
Of which.was paid before maturity.
Hard upon this. was that great Boston
FIRE, bringing loss OF $1,000, 600; no
man had to wait an hour for his money.
Every one who wants insurance il con-
cerned TO know where to look for that,
that is safe which after Ills tho cheap
est insurance. We feel perfectly safe in
saying that for insurance that is per-
fectly SAFE there is no company ahead
Of the Aetna, Of Hartford Connecticut
VIM. II. Mathews, Agent.
July "a q O d DIV Bni.
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b all claoDa II may concern !.

10 all choba ii may conctr1
This is to certify that | was taken
with dyspepsia and it continued on mo
for four years, and an lifetime kept get
ting worse, and during the long time Of
my illness, / suppose hid 1T leasttwen-
ty physicians, even two Of them from
Baltimore, and none OF them did me
any good. at last heard Of DR. John
Oellig. Of Wayncsboro, Pa, | sent for
him he visited me but five times and
cured me perfectly sound with pills. |
think, from the reliefgave me, that he
is one Of the best pr ysicians / ever saw.
RICHARD BoDiNE.
DIRECTIONS. Two pills will bc
found q sufficient purge for an adult. If
taken 10 relieve constipation one pill
every other morning is advised. For
ague, pills Two hours before the time
ofhaving chill. For child SIX years
old, half Il pill win be found 10 act well
Manufactured in Waynesboro. Pa,
only. Indcr the special direction oil
DR.. John Oelig NJ d. PFOUTZ,
Waynesbofo, Pa.
These Anti Bilious Pillsa are forwe. ~.
ed to any point III the Unite, states 81
50 cents per Box, on application 10 Nj.
D. Pfoatz, Waynesboro, Pa.
None genuine unless marked Pfoutz,
MI u ", q, PF0UTz, Waynsboro,
Pa
WHOLESALE AGENTs. Thompson,
Lilly, 4 Or, No. ~, Hanover -. Ball
tim0re
j. w. Dalien 4 Co, n E corner Of
Second and Callohill streets, Pniladcl-
phia
r. G. shriver, Cumberland, Nd
These medicines can be had ofthe fol-
lowing age Is in Berkeley County:
ID. ]. BRIDGE MARTINSBURG,
John Fleming Little Georgetown;
Chrisnan 81 Myers, North Mountain I;
al. b. Gingrick, Falling Waters; q. W..
Marshal Hainesvillc, Henry Hull,
sHedgesville James Horner, Jones
Spring April -, IDLY.
Martinsburg weekly independent. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1873-1875, 1874-01-03
DR.. JOHN 0ELLIG'S
lNTI- BILIOUS FAMIDY PILLS.

These excellent Pills will bo found
sure remedy tor acidity OF the stomach,
Indigestion, Habitual Constipation,
Cramp Collie, Fever and Ague. This
terrible and distressing disease can with
from two 80 four doses be overpowercd,
and has in mnny cases effected Il cure
with one single pill Every pill being
an ordinary dpse, renders them tho
cheapest medicine in the world, and
their certainty Of cure Is unuqualled
We have never found them 10 tail la
cases Of Jaundice and all Spasmodic
Affections. They purify the blood and
promote healthy action OF the skin.
They.are purely vegetable and perfect
~ free from any thing that can do eth
er permanent or temporary injury to
the Stomach or Bowels, or tothe gem
eral system.
These pills had their origin IN France.
where the medical science Is far adj
vanced, and were first made in this
country by the father of DR. John Gel
Zig. 4 native of France.
The following letters from those who
have tested DIR. John Oellig's Anti Bill
lious Family Pills, are simply append
ed that you may see what people say
and how they like them. When you
have tried the medicine you will speak
in the same manner:
Alpine, w. Va, August7, 1871 DR.
Oellig 81 Co.. Gentlemen | had the
chills befote tried your pills. took
one dose oftwo pillsozly, which proved
a sure cure. believe it a certain cure
for chills and fever.
Yours, w. i. TAYLOR.
uedgesvillc, Berkeley County w.
Va, July ~, 1871. Or. Oellig & Co,
Gentlemen have been suffering for
fifteen years past with great pain n my
back and side, fullness of my chest. sc.
/ took few Of your Anti Bilious
Pills which cured me entirely, and
can safely recommend them to any af-
tlictedin same way Yours truly,
MARY kRETzER.
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DIX. 0ELLIG 81 PEOUTZ'S
CELEBRATED TONIC ELIXIR.
THE HOUSEHOLD REMgDY.

During thirty-fve years, Dir. Oellig
has been using this Elixir in his private
practice. Heis one of the most success
full physicians in the State of Pennsyl-
vania. His practice has been extensive.
All kinds of diseases have come under
his notice, and wherever and wherever
he has used this remedy. has found ii
70 answer his purpose Indeed, so reli-
able and beneficial has he found it To be
in curing certain diseases, that he has
kindly placed it withinthe reach Of the
public, 50 that all who are suffering
from these diseases may take it and reg
ain their health 1t will cure
Dyspepsia Sick Head dche, Lirer Cosa-
plant, Habit,tak Cosfiueness, Cramp
III the Stomach, Gyarei, Diseases
Of the SKIN, Geaerai Debit
~, or Weakness caused
BY Excess, Inpr4t-
deRcc, or Erpo-
sff3.s 0,9laI
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Coal COAL! Coal II. !!

Ihe undersigned have opened Coal
Yard, and will be at all times prepared to
supply the citizens Of Martinsburg and vi.
cinity with the best quality OF all kinds of
Hard and Soft Coal. We have just order
ed 100 tons Of Coal, aud will be ready to
supply customers IN few days. Send in
your orders. Orders left with Emmert 4
Fiery or with ID. r.. Reichard, on Martin
St., will receive prompt attention
Sep 26 it'd. j. s. EMMERT & co.
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1874-04-17
Mode of Drawing:

There viii be the
by all he .Icas committee Of two citizens in connected with
the wheel
1880 sold similar
thoroughly
tors and auditors called by the
be
arst who will file H. and record book that
which +ta
value of the Real Estate
will
l drawn da; De fore ii this
will continue drawing The large wheel
the drawn.
viii be o
81 Il leu.sct sIieed
II crci numerically formed and having highest
lowest l. brought tIenr then Whatever
tenn be entitled the ta Prize S25 600 tk
Tue two OF the the
Is aal Of Ten
side b7n t1r sr"i tue ''HI not TO rap!ete prizes
Money!
Transfer Fites-N drawing, parties putting
am
Tickets cA be ~ "n sIcat PERSONALLY by authorized Agents.
Il
JAMES GARDNER,
President Real Estate hn.ao Augusta
CORPORAToRS
Gel JAMES GARDNER, Ga.
MAHJAGERS-
y WI+A i. Atlanta l. WILSON. ii
j. -. WANnELI. Atlanta,
July
.i"In ei.i. Real Estate and 1M;7s s Ca
Z Agents Wanted
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1874-04-17
.,,,s C.ror,na,. Humiiiatien.


The Washington correspondent OF
the charleston News and Courier. in
letter giving a hopeful but not very
encouraging account of the progress
made by the Taxpayers Committee
in getting their grievances before Con
oress. gives tie following sketch of
their interview with the ''Hero of Co
Iumbia" and Beast Butler. The writer
says
It will doubtless surprise most OF
your readers to hear that, among I'll .
pIeasantest of the many interviews
which the delegates have had here
with public men were those with Gen.
VIM. Tecumseh Sherman and Gen.
BENJAMIN F. Butler. Sherman was in
a particularly good humor when visit
ed, and INDUCED freely in Jokes and
"reminiscences of Sullivan's Island In
the olden time. There were several of
the delegates with whom he had for
merly been acquainted, and as he
stood pleasantly chatting with them it
was hard to realize that the Hero of
Columbia was before US. Ben Butler
was very cordial, said that he knew
things were very bad in South Caro-
lima, and promised that when the
memorial come up before the Judi
ciarv Committee of the House it
should have a fair showing. (This may
mean great deal, or it may mean
nothing at ail.) He said that when
ever he tried to do anything for the
South some busy body in that part of
the country would forthwith mail him
scrap of newspaper telling what
somebody or other at the South had
said about him. He was beginning to
think that it would be good thing for
the country if three Or four of the Re-
publican editors of the South were
hanged. He actually could not cross
the floor OF the House of Representa-
tives to talk to Young, of Georgia,
without people remarking that But
ler is getting too intimate with the
id rebels The conversation
turned on The prospect of getting the
black voters Interested in reform,
when one Of the delegates Responding
" assured TIE General that he had
made twenty-tl,ree speeches in the re-
form canvass to meetings of his fellow
citizens. Every speech had been re-
ceived with vociferous demonstrations
of applause and sympathy; but when
tie polls were opened not five reform
niggers could be found anywhere.
''Ab, slyly replied the Essex states
man, Il see how It is. 1t was all be-
cause you gentlemen will insist on
spelling niger with two g's." The
visit was not time lost by any means.
Butler is Il power ilere, and L think he
will do what he can for us, always pro-
vitied that It does not clash. in any
WY, with the interests Of B. f. 3.
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1874-04-17
Texas people appear to be eettin,

Texas people appear to be getting
scrupuIous about their postmasters.
They found so much fault with Mr..
CLARK that he resigned, and now they
have MIR. Whittlesey, at Houston.
whom they are anxious to be rid of liz
the same way. Mr.. Whittlesey is a
multifarious office-holder, being Post
master, County Treasurer, and mem
Der of the City Council at the same
time. The Houston Nercury objects
to him on this account, especially since
there is q deficit in his accounts as
Treasurer amounting to $4,000. It
has an impression that he is not exact
ly the sort of a man to have charge of
Government funds. and asks the Ad-
ministration for "new deal" There
seems to be something very unreason-
able in these Southerners.
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1874-04-17

Even heather India furnishes SON e
practical IDEAS on temperance reform.
A monster petition, signed by sixteen
thousand two hundred persons, was
recently presented to the Viceroy, pro-
testing against TIE lum traffic, and
suggests, as practical measures of re-
form, tie closing Of all liquor shops
'where the majority of the Inhabitants
object TO their existence" and also Gin
the vicinity of educational and reli-
gicus establishments"
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1874-04-17

The Rockingham Spirit says: We
learn that the black smith and car
rage shops of Mr.. Thomas Steele, sit
uatsd near Pekin, in Montgomery
county, were burned few days ago,
occasioning loss of several hundred
dollars. A new buggy which MIR. s.
had just finished, was burned in the
carriage shop.
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1874-04-17

Minister Bingham has got into
trouble in Japan. He has been attacked
in a newspaper there for someth ing
written by him to this country and
published in Washington paper. MIR.
Bingham disclaims all knowledge Of
the matter.
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1874-04-17

IN IN ito
the
Lot u of
dandW with fee oft
"slued
rect and
i a tdwenin house.,
room hroons stOrerOo
and wat pipes all ncessao
il the
ued
fflZE-t tal-amed hlnlyG Georgia
balance well NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.
al Ger
and
Nichols valued
miles Yves of Macon
and
il G heavily
out
9Th IfN A Tract OF Land OFFS Acres situate in Richmond
Ga. al
france wit all
iTiZEA in Marietta
a hreon, in good
hin
Yards tie RAILROAD Depot valued
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1874-04-17

Marcellus L. Stearns, who became
Governor of Florida, by the death of
Governor Hart, is q native of Maine,
and left Collge during the war TO go
South as private in a regiment from
his State
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1874-04-17

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