The daily phoenix. [volume] (Columbia, S.C.) 1865-1878, 1875-05-05

CrI MArrxxs.--N you are asked to
lend your PxeEMx, suggest 10 tho would
b borreweKy that he hsd better subsexibc.
Esixtea an Ac-Nio Ciakrs tpr ST. Iat Perry
asla~.eEI "a. Z 4 9
b blejsed this vicinity recently has
given wonderful impetus to vsgeta-
ton.
Sixteen Pic-Nic Cisars for 81. at Perry
&SlAWaoRs.. 4aA--...-,s.... So ..,-
During the present month the many
ceremonies peculiar to the Catholic ser
YiGe. will taxa .plaoe at the Catholic
Y1sssfsEi$as fsF3 Boil :c;o,ossaa;. de-
lishaui p%f&s; Try it. For sale by oil
druggists and fancy goods dealers. 25c.,
60c. and 81 per bottle.
Number of money orders issued from
the Columbia post office for the month
of ApAil. ia; number Of money orders
paid, 775; amount issued, $s,2sl. &c;
EEGAodp kpad, so.sr; fess. ssa -
d EossS8ia this day, twenty-five boxes
oranges and lemons, twenty barrels
Baldwin apples, thirty barrels Russell
apples. very best stock, at very low
prices, bye. J. Inurey, opposite PHOENIX
Office: ~
The Bremond Troupe are billed for
Columbia. They will appear at the
Opera House on Thursday and Friday.
the 9Th ahd 7thi inst. This Is variety
troupe, Introducing burlesque, panto-
mine, minstrelsy and specially features.
Sixteen Pio-Nic Cigars for 81. at Perry
&c Slawson's. t5 q
At the annual meeting OF the Catholic
Association held on Sunday last, the
following officers were elected: Jerome
Pagan, President; John Dooley, Vice
President; John A. Civil. Secretary;
Philip Mott; Treasurer.
The Richland Rifle Club Will celebrate
their apaiyersary to-day by grand pic
mic, at the Schretzen platte. There will
be large number Of ladies and gentle
men present, and we predict a gala day
forsA AridipAnta ~ EH
sixteen Pic-Nics Cigars for 81, at Perry
Il Mawsons. =, al
Tie pursuit 81 two thieves pocket
book snatchers) through the streets yes
terday, created . great deal Of excite
mSht as we'll ~ amusement. One was
captured, aud the other will probably
domicil in some place where he oan steal
without being hunted down.
The Palmetto Steam Fire Engine Com
pany returns thanks to tho ladies and
misses who have so kindly offered to
furnish flowers and garlands for Thurs
days parade. The committee will be
pleased tostscaixs them -at the engine
house from 10 o'clock A. NJ. to 9 P. NJ.
| RIAept.tqf, b..ries. fane i.hion.
ahd ofanses; apples and bananas. nuts
and raisins, in fact all seasonable fruits,
beside vegetables of all kinds, fresh and
crisp, grown, pluoked and bunohed to
order, are to be found at the store of
Mrs. Hoffman, two doors below the
PAGN1x Office.
The thief Daniels made q desperate
attempt at escape from tho Jail yesterday.
He Knocked down tho policeman on duty
at the guard house, and was in the act of
scaling the fence, when a colored man
near by brought him to the ground with
d piece Of soantling. A ferocious dog
lent his assistance also. Daniels was
hnallysscured, after lighting desperately
for liberty.
Mr.. Thomas III. Marlborough, of Au-
gusta, camo over to Columbia yesterday,
and produced satisfactory evidence OF
the ownership Of three of tho watches
found, in the possession of the thief
Daniels, as also Of the missing cross and
diamond pin. Here is ON opportunity
for Mr.. X. to raise case for the conside-
ration of the City Council. as to who has
the cross and pin. .
Sixteen Pio-Nio Cigars for 81. at Perry
& Slawson's.
James Maloney and James Haywood,
the two men charged with. defrauding
the, United States Government, with
Ben. Moody and the other post Office
robbers, have been taken to Charleston,
in charge of United States Deputy Mar