The daily phoenix. (Columbia, S.C.) 1865-1878, October 02, 1877, Image 4
THE DAILY PHCENIX
Issued every Morning, except Monday,
TRI-WEEKLY PHCENLX,
Taesday, Thursday nud Saturday,
BY JULIAN A. SELBY.
Office Phoenix Building*.
The Old Stand. No. 160 Main street.
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ADVERTISEMENTS
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insertion; $1.25 two; $1.75 three: 2.25 lour, 3.75
six; weekly or seini-w jekly 7oc. ouch. Spe:ial
Notices 15c a liue first insertion; 10c. each time
.il'tcr wards.
JOB PRINTING
Of every kind executed at short notice and on
most reasonable cash terms.
Notable Conflagrations.?Tho
Augusta Chronicle und Constitution?
alist says:
Oar readers may remember it was
publicly and confidently predicted '
that, in the event of the ii.augura-1
tion of Mr. Tilden, there would be 1
extensive fires in the Departments at
Washington. Whether reported
truly or falsely, many thousands of I
people were convinced that the Rad?
ical loaders never would allow a De- j
niocrut to become President, if they i
could help it, or, failing in that, they j
never would permit a man like Mr. i
Tilden to get at tho records of their
party for investigation and exposure.
To prevent anything of that kind, it
was boldly charged that the public
buildings of Washington, containing
damning documents, would be con?
sumed by fire. What gave color to
these alegalions, was the destruction
by fire of the files and correspon?
dence of-the General Land Office.
As the fire chauced at a time when
Boss Shepherd had fully away, sus?
picion was aroused that there was
"something rotten in the State of
Cenmark"?that is in the Kadical
regime. Tho burning of the Patent
Office has created fresh alarm in
these premises, perhaps because Mr
IlaycB has unexpectedly turned out
to be quite as much a reform .r and
rogue-repeller as Mr. Tilden. The
New York Sun recalls, that "when
tho Democratic House was known
to be a fixed fact, Secor Robe Jon's
and Belknap's departments took fire;
and, but for prompt exposure by
the press of the motives for such
fires, the records of those depart?
ments would, doubtless, have disap?
peared in smoke and flames." The
saifie paper adds: "The Land Office
records were f?ll of evidence of
frauds committed ander Delano and
others; and when committees of the
next House inquire into such frauds,
they will be confronted at the start
with the 1 tck of proper records. Tho
Indian Bureau and the Pension*1 Of?
fice, iu both of which fraud is known
to have existed, arc in the same
buildiug; auu\it is not unlikely that
their record^ will be fouud ' to have
partly or wholly vanished in connec?
tion with this fire." These are
grave charges or suspicions, but they
possess elements of' fact that must
seriously alarm the public. A big
fire among the Treasury records
would almost compel the skeptical
to believe that there is some method
in this incendiarism, and that the
rncu who have "organized - hell"
since 1860-61, up to the inaugura?
tion of Mr. Hayes, are determined,
if possible, to smother present in?
quiry and to make impossible, so far
as they can, future punishment iu
this world.
The New York Evening Express
hits the nail on the head thus: "Ac?
cording to Pasha Conkling and his
followers, Hayes has committed three
unpardonable sins. 1. He got the
Cincinnati nomination, which the
Pasha wanted. 2. lie put Evarts
and Schurz, the Pasha's moat inti?
mate enemies, into the Cabinet. 3.
His civil service order, if carried
out, would knock the Republican ma?
chine to pieces. And the Pasha is
the machine."
Fitly Said.?During the trial of a
case relating.to Confederate money
received during the war, an attorney
having made an able argument,
adorned with beautiful figures, and
noble sentiments, Judge Mackoy
said, "as iu the eye of the chemist,
the diamond is but a piece of carbon,
and tho tear of sorrow but a drop of
salt water; so a court should strip
questions'of all mere sentiment, and
decide them in the light of principles
of law,"
The Boston "Atlas," in 1837, ad?
vertised that "an experience of five
years has demonstrated of Fairbanks'
Soacs that for accuracy, convenience
and durability they are uurivalcd."
The Atlas and most of. the men who
made it are dead, but the Fairbanks'
Scale, retaining and increasing its
merits, has enlarged its domain until
it has become the recognized stan?
dard of the wo,hi?all within the
I le-time of its in von tor.?N. Y. Even?
ing Post.
A Judicial Indictment.?True bills
have been found against Judges
Grason and Yellott, at Towsontown,
Md. An extra presentment was
found against Judge Yellott for
drunkenness, rendering him unablo
to discharge tho duties of his posi?
tion, aud bringing tho Court over
w^bich he presided into disrepute and
disgrace. A bench warrant has been
issued fur Judge Yellott's arrest.
The opposition to the Moffitt bell
punch is taking a practical turn in
Virginia, and the private bottle is on
the increase. By buying as much
as five gallons, the special tax of 40
cents a gallou is avoided, and drink?
ing at home is morn popular. So '
are the private chib roomB more po-1
pular. ? i
The London Times, in a leading
article on the war, Hays: "The end ,
of the campaign must. Im near and it
promises to present something like a
drawn battle. Formally or inform- .
ally, the powers will then, no doubt, i
attempt to avert the necessity of an- ,
other campaign by the aid of diplo- ,
macy."
The assignment of Frank Leslie,
the publisher, for the benefit ol bis 1
creditors, with a nchcdule annexed,
has been filed. The total liabilities
are set down at $330,134.5*2. The
nominal assets at $230.308 GO, und
actual assets at $75,166.93.
Singular, isn't It.?The New York
Commercial^ Advertiser. Rep., says:
Even the most prejudiced bloody
shit List most admit that the annual
crop of negro shootings is remarka?
bly backward in South Carolina this
season.
Gov. Hampton has commuted the I
death penalty of John Johnson, a
colored man, of Edisto Island, con?
victed of murder, to imprisonment
for five years in the penitentiary.
Thos. E. Tabb, about nine years
old, son of Dr. Tabb, of Beach is?
land, was caught in the gin machine?
ry of B. B. Latnar's cotton giti.arfn
almost instantly killed.
Sudden Deaths.?Judge Barnard
Hill, of Georgia, died on the bench,
in Crawford County, on the 26th.
YVm A. Short r, Esq., of RnmerGa.,
died suddenly on the 27th.
A man named McGuirc, who has
been travelling with a circus com?
pany, committed suicide in Nash?
ville, by cutting his throat from ear
to ear.
Justice Swain, formerly Presiding
Justice of the Cape May, N. J., Co.
Courts, cut his throat with a razor,
at tho GutEiier House, in Dennisville,
and died on Tuesday.
Among the models destroyed by i
the late tire in the Patent Office, was
the original cotton gin invention,
which has done so much for the South.
T. J. Kercheval, Republican, has
been re-elected Muyor of Nashville,
Teun., by a majority of 1,150 votes
The election passed ofl quietly.
A difficulty between several color?
ed persons in Augusta, on Saturday
night, resulted in the death of Brad.
McKines. with a knife.
Thos. Wi.liams, anollicrv ictiin -if
the phosphate boiler exp'osiou, died
in Charleston
An entire family, colored, five in
number, has been committed to jail
in Lancaster.
Oper? XXoufeo
Two N glits Only.
Monday tind TurNday, ??<? i.
The famous Orig nal
PROF. COGKE.
1
PROP. COOKfi v :il IVifonu urn! Explain all
the Test* of Hit- moat fainmi- Mediums, in
eluding ilic Mutet lali/.nliou Sea lie u of MRS.
UILLKR, of Memi ii a, in wt ich
THE SPIRIT BRIDE
Will appear upon the OPKX ST AUK, ill hill
View "I ll <? iiud'i'll e.
JCf*AdniNsloii t'ent- (iullery P0 (,'ciits
Seats cull lie see ii red without extra eliarge at
Pollock's. Sept 'Hi 5
??They are extraordinary."?P. T. IIakmm
Opera, Houlqo
hi:ii\i>oav HTKiVW, OCT.:?.
Re-appearance, alter four years' absence, of
CALLENDER'S FAMOUS
G50RG1A MINSTRELS
jcURGIA ^"iSXiVie MINSTRELS
GEORGIA ? MINSTRELS
GEORGh 2?'Artiste" MINSTRELS
UPROARIOUS Plantation Minstrelsy! New
, Aetb! Juhilee Songs'. New Sketches! Hilly
Kersands, Dick Little, P. Devonear.
??They far excel their white imitutors."? A'
Y. Steroid. "Thoy are abaolutely the best in
America."?Boston Adoertiver. "They are uu
surpassed."?N. Y. Uruphic.
12th Tear. All the Old Favorites.
E3~Pricc of Admission 50 and 75 Cents. Re?
served Seats 25 Cunts extra; to be had at the
Pollock Uousj^_Sept SO 3
Excursion Tickets to Charleston.
SOUTH CAROLINA RAILROAD.
CHARLESTON. Smtbmbbr 85, is?7.
EXCLUSION TICKETS to Charleston will lie
sold from all |minta on this Road, from 1st
to nth October, and good to return within ten
days from date of s ilc. at the following rates:
From all points ilmve lllackvillc, on the An
crusts Branch, and above Lewlsville, on I ha Co?
lombia Branch the rate will he $4 for the round
trip. And from Blsckvilln and Lewlsville. mei
all points South of them, tho rate will t>u 0.,L
FARE for the round trip. 8. B. PICK ENS.
Sept 47 S (Jencrel Passenger Agent.
ft
A
Blaoksmith's Tools,
At the Sign of the Golden Anvil.
Jfk BLACKSMITH'S BELLOWS, from 28
?J? to 40 inches.
\r Wright's Patent Steel-faced Anvils.
Solid Box Colter Key Vises, Farrier's Knives.
Files, BaBps, Blacksmith Tongs.
These goods are of the very liest quolity, and
are marked down In conformity with the decline
in gold and labor. For sule by
^ept27_JO?In agNKNV.
Horse and M?le 8hoes.
100 KEGS HORSE and MULE SHOES,
on hand and for sale at very low figures
by * JOHN AGNEW.
Jjept 12
Shovels, Spades and Forks.
AFULL line of Long and Short Handled
Shovels, Long and Short Handled Spades,
ami Long and Short Handled Manure and
Spading Forks, of the most approved make, on
hand and for soic low by JOHN AGNEW.
S |it 'X)_
Springs and Axles.
V^^J-L- HUGO Y and CARRIAGE SPRINGS,
r?*t*. assorted sizes.
Loiirf and Short Arm AXLES, all sizes.
On bund and for sale low by
Sept 18 JOHN_AGXEW._
Patent and Enamelled Leather.
PATENT and Enamelled LEATHER: also.
Enamelled MUSLIN. Enamelled DRILLS
and Enamelled DUCK. A full supply on hund
and bar sale iow by JOHN AG new.
Sept 12
Royal Safety 0O~
PULL supply of this very superior OIL is
uistHftly Kept on hand by the undersign'
eil. who cuarsiitces it ol Us high fire test as
P rail's Astral or any other high test Oil in the
market. This Oil is absolutely safe, and the
pr i e is only :i0e. per gallon.
Sept 15 JOHN AGNEW.
Machinery and Tanner's Oil.
1 \ MACHINERY OIL, assorted
1 0\J qualities.
UM) ?als. Bunk & Strait's TANNER'S OIL.
On hand and lor sale low by
Sept 14_ _JOHN AGNEW.
Nails! Nails!! Nails!!!
OK(\ KKtiS NAILS AND FINISHING
/Cfjyj NA1L8, assorted sizes, on hand and
lor sale ut reduced prices, wholesale ninl retail,
by_John agsew.
BROOMS.
C/\ DOZ. HEARTH and HOUSE BROOMS.
*J\J On hund and for sale at low prices, ut
wholesale aud retail, by JOHN AGNEW.
Sept 25 *
Pocket and Table Cutlery.
Ill AVK now on hsudn full lincof Pocket and
Table CUTLERY,marked down at the recent
decline, caused by the reduction in gold and the
price of labor. My stock of Table Cutlery com
prises mi extensive un ity and will be sohl far
below ruling prices of 'as: season. In Pocket
Cutlery 1 oiler uu assort incut which, us to qua
l lity and pr.ces, defies competition. C?ll nad
. examine ut tho store of JOHN AGNEW.
Sept 27
I Straw* Cutters! Straw Cotters!
AFULL line of STRAW CUTTERS or the
most approved kinds, on hand and fur sale
low by JOHN AGNEW.
Brashes! Brashes!!
Paint und varnish brushes.
Sash Tools and MuiKrV.j_' brunVcs.
\Vh tc-wssh and Wall Brushes.
Kalsouiiuc and Iiiistinfr Brushes.
Wooden and Leather Buck Horse Brushes.
Hioe. Si ii.bbing und Stove Blushes.
In gieat variety, on hand und lor sab* low by
Sc|i 21 john agnew.
Powder, Shot, Lead, Etc.
Ill AVI", on hund a lull lim- or
Impoi.r- c,-ictouted POWDER, in paeKnees
IIlid Ut lel.i l
BLASTING POWDER and SAFETY FUSE,
loop and Buck SHOT, nil numbers,
liiir leah, Metallic and Paper Cartridges.
Percuss.oti Cups, Gun Wads. Ac, Ac.
For sal.' low, by_JOHN AGNEW.
Hubs, Felloes and 8pok?&
AFULL nssortiuctit of HUMS, FELLOES
and SPOKES, on hund and for sule l>y
Sept 1? JOHN AGNEW.
White Lead and Linseed Oil.
5.000 !&PU,,E Al,*n"e W",TE
150 gals, pure Rawtand Roiled linseed OIL.
t>u hand and lor sale low for cai-h bv
Sept 14 JOHN agnew.
Kerosene! Kerosene!!
50
?IM* OIL <>n liatid and for sale at I 7A<-.
per Gull.y the bairel, lit wholesale, or 2Ue.
|H-r t.allon ut retail. Terms cash.
Sept 14 JOHN AGNEW.
Axes! Axes!! Axes!!!
1 t\{\ 'M'^EN Kentucky Pattern, l.esl war
I \ f\J ranted axes, just reeved mid for
sale ut re lnced piic?s wholesale and retail by
Sept 12 .H i!N At;NEW.
iron! Ir-I.!! Irni;!:'.
? FULL .i.tmn.i of Rclbml IRON..
l\ ? .1 in nl Tile. I'vul, IL.ii Oval, Bound
Half Round qii-ire I and. Nail Rod Scroll uml
I loop iron. I'm .-ate : reduced pr ,s l>v
s. pi ia Jo s" vonew.
Hardware, Paints and Cils,
HAVING sohl out my interest in the Gro?
cery biioiness, to my Stm, .IOIIN AG
NEW. .Ii:.. I w ill give my exclusive attention
i ii..- Hardware business. An experience ut
over "M years, in this line, warrants me in as
sn:ir. _my friends, and the public, that I can
supply their wunts, both as legnid to quality
nud price so us to meet their approval and Be
cure theT patronage. JOHN AGNEW.
Gold and Silver Watches.
IWILL sell, from ibis date until the first of
November all ?.Is in my line below New
York cost. PciMiiis in want of Gold Juwelry
and Diamonds, in fact all good articles kept in
a llrst-clasa jewelry store, should call. I have
the largest Block kepi in the Mute. The goods
niu-t lie sohl. Those in want will call and see
for themselves All kinds of JOBBING done
mid the best of ENGRAVING.
Sept 9 2mu _ WM. CLl/.K.
Ursnline Convent.
Valle Crucix. near Columbia.
THIS Institution has resumed its
fi.Academic exercises.
For circulars, apply to
THE MOTHER SUPERIOR.
Sept 4 lin
Pure Milk Promptly Delivered.
??W T~% i-a pmc unadulterated, unskimmed
^"C? ?if MILK, delivered In any part of the
.?jX*?l*rity. ?M EN CENTS A QUART.
All Milk delivered from this Dairy is warranted
pure. Or no sale. Remember the name, "OLD
PALMETTO DAIRY." Fel?5
1877. M'CREERY & BRO., 1877.
OF THE
GRAND CENTRAL DRY GOODS ESTABLISHMENT,
ILL open their Fall and Winter Stock on MONDAY, September 3, and will offer the
GREATEST BARGAINS in FALL and WINTER GOODS that has ever been known in
any market. Our Stock will consist of
Dry Goods, Notions, Carpets, Boots, Shoes, Hats, bo.,
Which wo will sell to our customers very much below anything ever offered In this city. For the
benefit of our country friends, wejwonld any that wo nave extended our SAMPLE DEPART?
MENT, and their orders for Sample? or floods will hnve our best attention. We will pay
Express Freight on all packages amounting to *10 or over, when orders the are accompanied
with the money or sent C. O. D. Our Stock will comprise everything in our line needed In the
fumily, and all of the nest styles and most reliable makes. We quote a few prices, at which wc
propose to sell you such Staple Goods as you may require: Rest Standard Prints, 0 1-4 to S 1 Sc.:
Bleached and Brown Homespuns. Oc. upward: Ladies" Dress Goods, 10 to 25c., in all new styles:
Black Alpacas, beat makes, at 25 to 75c..: Ladies' White Cotton Hose, 5 to 50c. per pair. Genta1
Half Hose, 8 1-8 to 50c; Linen Cambric Handkerchiefs, 00c upwurd. Extraordinary Boigains
always on hand in Hamburg Edgings. Ac; Jeans. T weeds. Cnssimeres at prices to meet the wtmu*
of nil. We have bought for ('ASH. an immense stock of BOOTS. SHOES and IIATS fiom the
late Trade Sales in Boston, und will sell them ns low as they can be bought nt wholesale or
retail in New York. We do n 1.Alter; and LIVE BUSINESS. We warrant nil goods to be
ua represented, and guarnntec|to give satisfaction.''
MoCREiBRY ??5 :B!FL?0
T. A. MrCREERY. It. It. MC'RKERY. B. A. HAW LS.
THE Proprietor of R">E'S HOTEL returns his thanks to the public tor the liberal patronage
received during the past six years, with the assurance that he will spare neither trouble or
expense to continue t-< deserve It. My Hotel has been thoroughly renovated, and I am fully
prepured to give the Imm accommodation b-r the least money. Having bad twenty years' experi?
ence in the business, I know what the traveler needs. My OMNIBUS and CARRIAGE will be at
the different depots on the arrival of all trains, and carry Passengers to the Hotel Free of Charge.
The location of the building is convenient to the principal depots and the State House. Terms
TWO DOLLARS A DAY v* !rl. K. ROME, Proprietor nnd fllaunircr.
For Schools.
MAGIC INEXHAUSTIBLE INK STANDS
und INK WELLS, especially for use in
I School*. No ink required for fen years. Just
received by E. H. STORKS,
j Sejd 10_Stationer and Hook Binder.
DI!. .1. W. 1' A 11 K Kit OKO. W. l'AKKEK.
J. W. PARKER & CO.,
Real KstateBrokiTsanl Insurance Agts
O?ict: Scott's Hank. Columbia, .*>'. C.
EXPERIENCE in business warrants us in
guaranteeing prompt und satisfactory utten
j lion to all business that u ay be entrusted to us.
i __^"K 0_ 8mo
Home, Sweet Home.
TIIEIIK is nothing which demoralizes u man
so badly as to breakfast him on bud bread.
? This is not always the cook's fault, although.
, of course, slid comes in for her shure of the
j russiu'. ] ii order to avoid this unpleasant net*
j ut tho table, buy MRS. PRICE'S YE.VS!
I CAKES and, my word for it, you will have the
1 lightest, sweetest und prettiest bread mid bis?
cuits possible.
We have got so into the way of buying
i everything we need away from home, and into
. the habit of thinking we can do nothing our
; selves, that I am almost afraid to state tlmt
I Mrs. Price's Yeast Cakes are a home prodlic
. tioti?che.ip. infallible and only ne- * a trial to
insure n eon Munt demand. Use th?m once and
i vou will use tkeiu always.
tiEO. SYMMEBS,
? Sept 3 City HalPt.'ioccr. Sole Agent.
Sonth Carolina Railroad.
PASSENGER Trains over this road run as
follows?beginning July 15, 1877:
I J)ay Passenger. Sunday excepted.
Leave Columbia.. H.15pm Arrive.. 13.15 p m
I Leave Charleston. 5.45 o in Arrive.. 10.Oilp m
i Night Express Accommodation 'Train.
Leave Columbia .. 7.00 p m Arrive . 7.15 a n
j Leave Charleston. 8.15 pin Arrive.. 11.40 a m
Cainilen Train leave Cumden at 7 :;u u. in., on
I Monday, Wednesday and Friday, und connect
: at Kiugsvilta with up day passenger train for
Columbia. Tuesday. Thursday and S.iturdny,
i-oiincct at Kingsville with dou n passenger train
j from Columbia, and arrive ut Cnroden 8 p ni.
Connectduily with Charleston trains.
s. S. SOLOMONS, ?miertntendeiit.
Greenville and Columbia Railroad.
1) ASSEN t? El. '. rains run daily, Sunday cx
eepted, con net t ng with South f'in oliua Day
i 'I'mins up und do\\ u.
W. 0"\\ V
Leave Columbia.. 12.45 p ra Arrive. 3.50 p m
Al.-tois. 2..S5 p ni 1.05 pm
I Xuwbcrrj .. 54.455 p ?i 14 55 a u
Hodges .... 0.50 p in S.?7 a m
Reltou.K.30 p in l.'.O u m
Arrive Greenville lO.oo p m Leevv . 5.40 a m
Anderson Branch <(? Blue hnUji Dir.
Leave Walhalla. .4.'J5 u in Arrive.. 11.15 pn
Peiryvllle .5.00 u m 10.40 p in
Peiidlcton 5.10 a m 10.10 p ni
Anderson. tt.HO a in O.SJt' p m
! Arrive Helton... 7.10 am Leave... 8.510 p in
J.aureus Branch Trains1.
I Leave Clinton .. 0.00 a III New berry :i.00pm
Tnestldys. Thursdays and Saturdays.
TIIOS. DODAMEAD, Gen" Sup.
I .Iabkz Nomton. Jr., Gen. Ticket Agent.
j Charlotte, Columbia & Augusta R. R.
ON and alter tbi-date. Passencer Trains will
i iiu as foliov, s:
Daily Mail E?ju c.<s.
UOIKO KOKTll. OOIMI SOt'lll.
Leave Augusta... S.15pm Ainve.. A.iViti lit
Arrivi (Columbia 11.35 p m l eave... ino u m
Leave Columbia. 11.45 p m Arrive..13.50 a in'
A.Tive Charlotte. 4.IOa in LenVe... 7.515pin
. 11 eoni niudaliou. Sunday excipled.
ill v It i.ott? in vision.
Leave Columbia. 8.00 am Arrive.. 10.00 p m
Leave Charlotte.. 4.50 p in Airive.. 2.00 p n
AI'tirSTA IMVISION.
Leave Columbia.. 0.50 a m Arrive.. 51.57 pm
Leave Augusta... 1.45 a in Arrive.. 5.52pm
.JAMES ANDERSON, Gen. Sup.
A. Pock. Gen. Frc'ght and Pass. Agent.
Wilmington, Columbia h Aug. R. R,
ON and alter this date. (Juno 3.) I'nssengei
Trains will be run as follows:
Nigh! Train? Xorlh and Easl {Hail'/.)
stop only nt Kastover. Snniter,Tiutmonsville,
Florence, Marien. Fuir Bluff, Whilevillc and
Fletiiington.
Leave Columbia..! 1.15 p m Arrive. 1.25 an.
Florence... 3.40 a m 10:02 p tn
Wilmington P.82 a m 0 00 p m
Pullmaii sleepers on all night trains.
Through Freight Train (Daily except Sunday)
Leave Columbia.. 500pm Arrive. 10.10 a nt
Florence... 4.510 am 2 35 n in
Wilmhiglon 0.:'.0 n m 12.00 a m
Local Freight Train leaves Columbia Tues?
day. Thursday ami Saturday only, at 0.00 a m.
A n i vo I- loiciico 3.550 p ni.
JA.MKS \NDERSOV Q 'up.
A. Pom, Cen. Freight and P.i.-e-^i. ../nit,
R. Tozer's City Machine Works.
j'fjT^C^r M A N U F A CTU RE Portable s nd
Jf3H^|gg||Stiitioimry ENGINES, Saw Mills,
J^-^wBHSHjJ |"li i;i r ii nil tirist Mills. Ken pi rs
BttsajWP ?wjm'd Threshers. Foundry Work in
Iron and Brass. MnvO
WINTER RESORT.
Orange tirovc, Alken, S. C.
? ^ PERSONRdesiring PRIVATE
r** BOA HD will find it to their ad?
vantage 10 call and examine tlic
* arrangements, before locating
for tlic Winter. Rooms large nnd finely-fur
nishcd. Table first class in every respect. For
terms, address MRS. L. C. WILLIAMS,
BeptgO Imo Post Office Box 4.
THE PH.(EKIX,
Established March <
21st, 1865. is the
< heapest Daily in
the United States!
Only $5 A YEAR!
CONTAINS ALL THE
Telegraphic and General,
Done. Up in Compressed Form.
It is published every morn?
ing except Monday, contains
? the Associated Press Telegra
?phic News, collated from all
I' tarts of the World; Market
teports from principal cities;
Thougbtlul Editorials: Local
IteniH e btertalBilig Storiesaud
Poetry; Miscellaneous Rending; Scissored Selec?
tions, with a summary of the General News of
the Day. Nor will the interests of the Fsrmer,
Fruit Grower and Working Man be overlooked.
ADVERTISEMENTS will be inserted at low
prices. We endeavor strictly to carry out the
udage. "live and let live." The Pmcknix Is now
issued from its old quarters,
,\o. IttO RI oltB ????- - n ?>"???=^f.
The i lliee is fully equipped, from the Largest
sized Wood Poster Type to the Smallest Card
and Fancy Letters, for any kind of
BOOK AND JOB PRINTING
Such as Pamphlets. Briefs,
Postcis. Dodgeis, Hand?
bills. Programmes, Blanks,
Letter and Bill Heads, Bills
' of Fare. Ac; Business, Vi?
siting and Wedding Cards n
sjM'cialty. Prices below any oilier establishment
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