The daily phoenix. [volume] (Columbia, S.C.) 1865-1878, 1870-06-23
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tanburg and Union Railroad is an
nounccd this morning. A daily train is
to be run. by this schedule, persons
coming down the GreenviIle Road on
Tuesdays, can go up the Spartnnburg
Road the same day, without detention
on tho way; and persons going down this
road on that day, can come through to
Columbia, without detention Mt Alston.
Persons coming down the road on
Thursdays can go up the Greenville
Road tho same day, without detention
on the way; aud parties going up from
Columbia samo day for this road, will
not bo Detained ut Aston.
Visitors to tho Wolford College com
meDcement at Spartanburg. will be
passed over this road for one fare.
CHUMDs.-The annual announcement
OF the Trustees and Faculty of the
Medical College of the State of South
Carolina, session of 1S7n-'71, hns beer
received. The Faculty comprises some
of the principal physicians of Charles
ton.
with number of invited guests, had q
collation., last night in Independent
Hall; and several hours were passed in
truly gratifying manner.
In reply to numerous inquiries. Mr..
Lee requests us to state that he is selling
the golden carp at SO cents per pair
$40. 90 per hundred
The South Carolina Banking and
Trust President Hardy Solo
mon-will commence operations on Mon
day next, in their banking house, on Main
street, near Plain. The building is now
in the hands of the workmep, who are
overhaulng it thoroughly.
Astrology asserts that the man born in
Juno will be small of stature, and
passionatcly fond of children. The lady
will be parsonage fond of coffee, and
will marry young.
A special meeting of the Board of
Directors of tho South Carolina Monu-
mental Association will be held at the
Depository of the Ladies' Industrial
Association this (Thursday) evening, at
6 o'clock. A full attendance is earnestly
requested, rs business of Importance
| will be brought before the meeting.
Okra soup at the Pollock House again
to-day, from II until o'clock.
Governor Scott has accepted, as part
of the State militia, the Columbia Rifles,
a white company lately organized under
Captain O'Nealo.
Schuman's Eiorama is to be unrolled
this evening, in Nickcrson House Hall.
It is said to be a new, novel and interest
ing exhibition.
The highly popular South Carolina
watering g-place, Glenn Springs, is open
for the season, under the proprietorship
of Mr.. W. d. Fowler. The hotel has
been repaired and refurnished, and 400
fortably accommodated. The medicinal
virtues of the water is unsurpassed.
The indestructible tag is great con-
venicnce to merchants. It answers the
combined purpose of direction label
and business card. Call at the PHOENIX
Publishing House and supply your
selves.
Hans Andersen re-appears i'll the July
Ricerside with one of his Characteristic
stories, "The Candles" The Fourth is
remembered by paper on John Paul
Jones, and bees are remembered by
little poem, and the contributions by
Miss Thomas and Arthur Gilman. Paul
81. Hayne, the poet, gives another of
his pictures from Froissart;;" Anne
Silvcrnail lets the littlo artists go berry
ing and they bring home berries and
pictures. The ''Littc-Folk Songs are
as winning as ever, and the number is
fronted by large picture by barley,
from tho capital story, Jack OF the
Mill" Published by Hurd and Hough
ton, New York, $3.50 per year.
The PHOENIX Office is supplied with
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