The daily phoenix. [volume] (Columbia, S.C.) 1865-1878, 1875-06-18
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600 dozen hosiery, put this day on the
bargain counters Of VIM. D. Love & Co.
When you see n man bend forward
with woe upon his face, and hands upon
his stomach, you may know that early
cucumbers have arrived.
Bargain counters, loaded with choice
goods, Mt half price, Mt VIM. D. Love e.
Co.'S.
Notwithstanding storms and other at
mospheric disturbances, the PHOENIX de-
spatches come right along. Vide our
telegrnphic columns.
There WAS another storm, yesterday
afternoon wind, rain, thunder and
lightning. 1876 will be remembered as
the year of gales.
The rnffle for the benefit of the Catbo-
Ill school came of Wednesday evening
Mr. Jerome Pagan winning the silver
cup, and Miss Doyle and Mr. w. Wood
ruff the pictures.
In Norway. the longest day lasts three
months. The man who, six months ago,
promised to call in day or two and set
tie that little bill, must have gone to
Norway on visit.
The entire stock of Hamburg edsings
and insertings placed on the bargain
counters this day, at VIM. D. Love &
Co., at sacrifice-must be sold.
The Greenville Enterprise and Noun
taineer has passed into the hands of
Messrs. John c. and Edward Bailey.
Mr.. r. G. Logan retires from the edito-
rinl chair.
When they build railroad, the first
thing they do is to break ground. This
is often done with great ceremony. Then
they break the stockholders. This is
done without ceremony.
Yesterday afternoon, while the gale
was ut its height, burning chimney in
the house of Mr.. E. s. Bouknight, cor
ner of Plain and Gates streets, caused a
fire alarm. No damage was done; men
and horses had run, however.
The evidence in the Beecher case is to
be re-opened, and the old ndulterer
made to face some very damaging evil
dence-from druggist, named Legs,
from whom he purchased poison, and
Loader and Price, upholsterers, who
testify to direct Grim. con. Pity this
evidence had not been introduced several
months ago, and Mt once put IN eud to
this disgusting trial. The intimacy OF
tho Long Island hotel may yet be
| proven.
Our dry goods men are cutting down
prices in nearly every department.; SO
that little money will go long way.
Messrs. W. d. Love l. Co. have bargain
counters. where goods are disposed of at
and below cost Messrs. Jones, Davis &
Bouknights keep the ball in motion, and
won't let customer leave without being
fully supplied. Mr.. Kinard steps mp to
the front, and asks an inspection of his
stock nnd prices; while 3Ir. jackson, who
clnims to be the "leader Of low prices"
will prove satisfactorily that he will not
be undcr-sold. Each Of these establish
ments arc doing driving business.
y GREAT STORM AND RusH.-Not at
Loves, Jones, Jackson's or Kinarl's,
but Mt ''Heinitsh's City Drug Store" not
for linen and fine clothes, but for good
and cheap medicines, to make you feel
we'll in the clothes you have: The "Rose
Cordial, The Balm of Gilead," "The
Blood Pills" for. the liver, the Queens
Delight, the Lamp of Life, and Mother
''Dnrling's" Baby Cordial. Life is al
ways worth preserving. Save 1t Mt the
least expense, md do it by getting your
medicines Mt Heinitsh's.
HOTEL Arrivals, June 17.-Lendyir
Ilonse-T. B. Lewis, N. Y; r. S. Will
liams. Aiken; S. r. Chinnis, n. c.; w.
=. Roof, Lexington; C. Il. Ligon, city;
p. "A. Wagener, Charleston; j. A. Seace,
State Ridge.
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