The daily phoenix. [volume] (Columbia, S.C.) 1865-1878, 1870-05-13

sA pston a cysf g7nnsn not long Ssssnee
ad9hssd soS taking up aollsS;
tiohss living tIiss 'sdieaoo o6s leave eiiSss
lcpsSin the seats, and after; the worshipS
pesarAadI put their mopey I'M, 60 and
collect them up. s It didn' e work. The
-woiSh!ppers sealed up the envelopes
without putting in any. money. o, loyal
Pnfitans, yon are frauds.
THESuMTER AaD COLUMBIA RAnnoAp.
The proposed line Of railroad to connect
the thriving town Of Sumter with the
State capital is likely to be begun imme-
diately. Mr.. Bridges is thoroughly alive
to the Importance of this enterprise. and
with his usual zeal and energy will push
it to q successful termination yery soon
after its. commencement.
In order that the merits of the cold
Carolina Bitters" shall be fully tested
and every person be benefited by them.
Mr.. Solomon will give it grat1itously
to snch persons in ill health as are una.
bie,s from INDECENT circumstances, to
purchase them.
Figaro. having visited the patent
Office and interviewed crowd of in
ventors, has come to the conclusion that
venerable old axiom ought to be rc-
versed, so as to read, "Invention is the
mother Of necessity"
Z. WOULD Nor SELL.-A young lady of
Massachusetts, was recently offered $500
for her hair, which lacks but half nh
anoh Of being six feet long, bnt refused.
Ihe offer was Increased to 81, 900. and
then rejected.
A disastrous storm passed over Convci,
Bluffs. Iowa, on Saturday A new church
just completed, at q cost of SIS, 600, was
entirely demolished. It is estimatef
that the loss will reach in the aggregate
$30,U0O.
Those in want of Canary Birds md
Cages. should go to Pollock's.
The Masons of Washington have COM
pleted the embellishments aud furnishing
OF their B'ue Lodge Room in tho new
temple. Visitors competent to Judge,
say 1t If the most magnificent lodge room
in the United States.
Boston woman complains that she
mas stopped in sundry hotels in sundry
places, aud she never knew one to have q
clock in its ladies' parlor, or newspaper
accessible to its lady guests. But there
ls always mirror.
PonLocK' 's.-Meals furnished ut nil
hours.
a terrible fire is raging along the
mountains near Wilkesbnrre, Penn, and
the, loss in property is already very
heaVy. Ihe entiro population are out
fighting the flames.
Hungry people, 60 to Pollock's.
A Dayton lady played game of poker
with her husband the other night, mis-
taking his entrance for that of q burclur.
He is very badly bruised.
Lunch every day ut Pcllock's.
A clergyman argued that he was right
IN calling all his congregation "beloved
BRETHREN" because the brethren en-
braced the sisters.
Everybody, 60 to Pollock's
A Brooklyn young lady broke mar
rage engagement when she discovered
her intended was libertine, which is q
good example.
Connoissenrs, go to5Pollock's.
Never conlide in young man-new
pals leak. Never tell your secrets to the
aged-old doors seldom shut closely.
Thirsty people, go to Pollock's.
Bois City, Idnho, bns only one unmar-
ried woman. This lack of girls is bad
for Bois.
Drinkists, go to Pollock's.
A school-master in Ireland advertiscs
That hs will keep Sunday school twice
O week-Tnesdays and Saturdays.
Billiard-Players, go to Pollock's.