The daily phoenix. [volume] (Columbia, S.C.) 1865-1878, 1871-07-04
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#o qSre scandal AaTaks Of food RA.are
oSb oHncss OF fhg heIB, 'sA1indAHour
own bisiness.g oh osbceAmix Efhem
with little charity Tor othors-nnd two
or three sprigs Of Keep your tongue
between your teeth"
Our merchants, and others wishing to
prepare. for the fall business, will please
take notice that the PHOENIX Office ia
supplied with all necessary paterial for.
as handsome cards. bill heads, posters,
circulars. and other printing thht may be
desired. as any Office in the city. Give
US call and test our work. ii
We have received copy OF the pre-
MUM list of tho Alabama Agricultural
and Mechanical Association, for the fair
OF 1871, to bo held Mt Picket sprinRa
Park. Montgomery, beginning tuesday,
October 16. $4,000 in premiums will
be awarded. y
To provide for winter use, fruit and
vegetables in their natural condition, is
fast becoming not only necessity, but
Is providont measure alike conducive
to health and pleasure. Lorick 4 L.ow-
rance have the best jars wo have seen, at
very low prices.
The post Office will be open to-day
from 5 to 4 O'Clock P. NJ.
To-day being legal holiday. no paper
will be issued from this Office to morrow.
/ a petition has been presented to the
authorities ofihe. CharIotee3 CdIembfa
and Augusta Railroad signed by $50
residents Of the neighbprhood, protest.
ing against the contemplated removal OF
the depot from Gilbert Hollow. The
proposition submitted appoarss to te
liberal. and it tis hoped win ,haxe due
weight with the company.
Cupid is now thought, 10 be only a.
nickname for oupidity. ~ h sIs
Mayor John Alexander will accept our
thanks for several. copies Of late Glasgow
and Elgin (Scotland) papers. They are
on HE in PHOENIX Office. ,!ff ~ y
We have received from ,Mfs: Bhhl-.
mann, another iinimatien that ahe fiur'
nishas ice cream from her saloon, on
Main street, ilear Richland. ts
The Laurensvilie HeralTs statements
relative to the sale of the Greenville and,
Columbia Railroad to the Pennsylvania
Central is denied by the railroad officials.
They feel fully competent to run the
machine"
Special trains will be run over the
Grcenville and Columbia Railroad, TO
and from Frost's Mill, to-day, for the
accommodation of persons desirous OF
being presen. ut the barbecue and shoot
ing matches. Early birds can go out on
the regular o'clock train. Round fare
sixty cents.
Old type-superior to Babbt metal
for sale at PuGN1x Office, Mt twenty-five
and twenty-6 6ve cents per pound--aooord-
ing to quantity. .i
So successful have beon the detractors
OF the South in misrepresenting public
sentiment in this section. that one OF the
lending Northern journals expresses it's
| SThtlutu SURPRISE 10 leaFu tDut The fOQrtA
of July vii! be celebrated in Dixie. T
is actually ignorant OF the fact that dur
ing the four years of contest the great
national hoidny was never allowed to
pass unhonorod. and that if its celebra-
tion has been since omitted in some loca-
lities, it was certainly not due to any
want of respect for an anniversary quite
as much Southern as Northern in it's
glorious memories.
Never owe q man more than you are
able to pay. and allow no man to owe
yon more than you are able to lose.
Some people say that daik-haired
women marry soonest. We differ-it is
light-headed ones.
Pope said beauty draws us by sin-
gle hair" In view of the prevailing
size OF ladies' head-gcar we must be per-
mitted to doubt the infallibility of Pope.
The sweetest thing in tho world a
woman's heart. 1t is perfect honey
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