The daily phoenix. [volume] (Columbia, S.C.) 1865-1878, 1870-06-02

The Rurdl Carolinian is never behind
tho times. Prompt in. its publication
ana timely in its topics. it shows itself
fully alive to the actual present needs of
the farming community. The June
number furnishes good illustration of
this remark. Such articles as s'Cause
and Prevention of Rust in Cotton:"
"Shading the Ground"-showing the
benefits OF mulohing; "The Cultivation of
Celery" Propagation by Budding, illus
trated3 The Squash Vine Borer. (illus-
trated;) industrial Schools" "Educa-
tion for the Agriculturist;" "Immiera-
tion and Direct Trade;" and .The Sisal
Hemp Question" show that both editor
and contributor are widc awake people,
"My Pear Experiences" "Chinese Immi-
grafton Adverse View" Labor and
Wages" and "Immigrants for the
South" "Notes and Queries;" "Corres-
pondence;" Literary Miscellany" Ru-
raj Architecture; and some excellent short
articles under the heads of "Hygiene
and Household Econ nomy;' "Scientific
Notes. and industrial itcms with ..Brief
Mention" of many other things, help to
make mp the attractive table of contents.
The illustrations are, as usual, numer-
Gus, appropriate and we'll executed.
Published at Charleston, 8. c., by
Walker, Evans & Cogswell and D. WYATT
Aiken. So year. The Rmal Carroll
nian and the WEEKLY CLEANER 81.
CRUMDs.-Roller skating, which has
been all the rage in Charleston for seve-
raj weeks, can be INDUCED in, at the
Nickerson House Hall. in few days.
1t is pleasant, healthful amusement
an excellent substitute for the genuine
article.
First quality beef can be obtained at
Market Stalls Nos. and IS this morn
ing. Messrs. Dent & Heidi are the pro.
prietors.
To make little ice last long time,
get double pocket of strong woollen
cloth, have space of two inches or so
between the inner and outer pockets, and
pack this space as full as possible of fea-
thers-hen's feathers will do. With q
pocket thus constructed, .andkept close
ly tied at the mouth, q few pounds of
ice may be kept week.
In Paris, fashionable ladies' now wear
strings OF small silver bells around their
necks.
The frontispiece of the Rioeyside
1Nagasime for Young People is spirited
illustration, by II. L. Stephens, of
Esop's fable of the "Fightipg Cocks
and the Eagle" A pleasant sketch of
Western life is the "Bee Hunt on the
Prairie" Second parts of "The House
that John Built, "How Railroads are
Made" "Annie's Bank Account" and
"Eflie and Her Thoughts" are given, and
chapters one and two of "a Hundred
Years Ago." by Mrs. Rebecca Harding
Davis. Porte Crayon's tenth chapter of
the young Virginians" is in no respect
inferior in interest to its predecessors.
The character of this magazine is we'll
maintained, and it furnishes rich treat
to the young people for whom it is pre-
pared.
Tho PHOENIX Office is supplied with
every ct. @ Of material from the small
metal letter to the largest wood type,
together with plain and fancy cards,
paper, colored ink, bronze, etc. It is
the only establishment in the interior of
the State where two and three sheet
posters can be printed. All kinds of
work in the printing line attended to at
short notice.
HOTEL ARRIVALS Juno q Columbia HoteL.-
Miller,F Prechtcl. BALTIMORE ] Adams.
Richland; J Ryan, J w O'Dricn, r F Gurnoy.
J Gilnillin, s Thomas, Jr, J E Thames.
CharIestoni W Wystt, Louisville; G Green,
New York; Mrs } + Cleveland, Miss Cleveland
Mrs Mary Cleveland, Miss L N Cleveland. r =
Ellison, s G; A Baker, Chester; J Fl Edmon