The daily phoenix. [volume] (Columbia, S.C.) 1865-1878, 1871-07-29
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PHRN1IANA.--The price OF single
copies q the P3qNH is ve SSnts. 4 :
We would suggestto pelsops who have
noty yet 5eturned tier pefsonai property
to do scat once. and save the penalty Of
Atty per cent. Mr.. CafnxS1's Office ia in
the Court House.
Edwin j. Soott, Esq, chairman of the
committee appointed by the Tax payers
Convention, writes to President Porter
that he has made repeated applications
to Treasurer Parker for permission to
examine his books, but, 30 fur, has been
unsuccessful. Comptroller Neagle az.
forded every facility in the examination
Of his books, which were found strictly
correct fl
A runaway team scattered things yes
terday morning, in the vicinity of Mr.
McKenzie's saloon. The animal cleared
the side.w walk aud scattered the contents
OF the wagon. Fortunately, nobody
was hurt.
Attention is asked to the announce.
ment OF the Washington University,
Medical Department, of Baltimore, Nd I,
an old, honored and well patronized in
stitution, we'll located and fully entitled
to tho confidence reposed in it by our
peopls.
Our merchants, and others wishing to
prepare for the fall business, will please
take notice TINT the PHOENIX Office is
supplied with all necessary material for
as handsome cards, bill heads, posters,
circulars, aud other printing that may be
desired, as any Office in the city. Give
us II call and test our work.
1t IL asserted that the late massacre Of
Indian women was prompted by The
difficulty Of procuring imported CHG.
mons out West
A sure cure for neuralgia is snid to bc:
Take two large table spoon-fuls OF
cologne and two table spoon-fuls of fine
salt; mix them together in small bot.
tie; every time you have any nc:.e sseo.
ton Of the faoial nerves, or neuralgis,
simply breathe the fumes in your noee
from the bottle, and you will be imme-
diately relieved. -
The drought is beginning to tell aeri.
ously on the gardens and growing crops
in tho State.
1t is seldom that cheapness is asso-
ciated with merit and real value. but ne
must make an exception in fdvor of Pc
ters' Musical Monthly. This valuable
work comes to us regularly each month,
overaowing with choice new music
some fifteen pieces in every number. It
is printed from thirty.six full-size music
plates, neatly bound, and sells for the
modest sum Of thirty cents. Volume
VIII began with the July number; ard
the pu blisher offers to send two copies
July and August for fifty cents. Ad.
dress J. l.. Peters, 500 Broadway, N. Y.
Think of It'll thirty pieces of good music
for fifty cents.
The recent "cold snap" extended over
| the whole OF the United States. And
the summer has been so rainy and cold
in Germany as to retard vegetation and
injure the fruit crop.
An observing man observed that peo-
pie who have places in the country find
tho ir friends md relatives become worry
attentive and affectionate when the hot
weather commences.
No matter how low gold may got, it
will never want friends.
Fashionable marriage vow:-We pro-
misc to lovo each other, and live in the
snmo brown. stone front till we are tired
OF cash other, and see some one we like
| better.
| A grain Of prudence il worth one
pound of craft.
The "Abyssinian stretch" has super
seded the Grecian bend among our
fashionable bellies.
The thermometer recorded ns follows,
yesterday: 7 A. NJ, rs; 10 NJ, 81; 2P.
NJ. 81; 6 P. H., 80.
The game OF base ball played yester-
day afternoon, between tho Mutuals and
the Ugly Club, resulted in the defeat Of
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