The daily phoenix. [volume] (Columbia, S.C.) 1865-1878, 1871-06-30
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take notice that the PHOENIX Office is
supplied with all necessary material for
as handsome cards, bill heads. posters,
circulars. and other printing that may be
desired. as any office in the city. Give
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| Water tenants living below Medium
street, on. Msin. yesterday morning, to
their surprise, found the water shut of,
which was due to- the attaching Of D
new service lioe to tho main. Notice,
OF right. should be given 70 water
tenants by the Superintendent OF Water
Works. before shutting OF their supply.
Commissioned Capron has furniahed
US with copy Of the monthly report OF
the Department of Agriculture for Nay
and June. - ,a
Captain Scum has presented US with
an official copy OF the proceedings OF
the Tax Payers Convention. 4.
Whom does o man impose upon him
self? When he taxes his memory.
A correspondent writes that the best
way to get rid Of cats under the window
at night is to throw bunch OF catnip to
them. According to Ills testimony, the
folines will soon cluster around it,. and
their melodious voices will be stiIled.
Summon has made decided change
in arranging the hair. aud there is now
possibility of obtaining some idea OF the
shape Of lady's head. The deforming
chignons are doomed, and already begin
to disappear, ',eal
A kiss is tho aims which enriches him
who receives without impoyetishing her
who gives. ! -,i,sa tr i,.:.
Yesterday wqs one of the "mel.iugist"
days of the Beason. ..
White suits are much worn by young
ladies these dayaLbut more OF them wear
white suits these. nights. +
"a tiger Of the hrgest size was seen
few days ago at Willow Pond, two
miles from ST. Augustine, Florida"
With us. ''the tiger" dwells in The heart
of the city, and 80 numerous is he that
he rageth at pleasure, aud although fire.
quently attacked. Invariably comes Off
| first best.
Tho New York Worid errs in supposipg
it colnmends itself to public opinion by
denouncing the lost cause and its sup
porters in such opprobrious terms. In
order to secure respectful reception to
its own views. it should exhibit little
moro decent respect for those Of o!hels.
While the South is anxious to bury the
past and all it's unhappy memories, it at
the same time would preserve its grave
inviolato from the antics of all political
brawlers of whatever party or creed.
Federal General Steedman was circu-
lating around Columbia, yesterday. He
has acquired considerable notoriety rs O
cavalry officer.
Brookbanks e Co.-Main, near Lady
street keep all kinds of fruits. At pre-
sent, they have fine oranges, cocoanuts,
etc. besides peaches of Columbia growth.
McKenzie's soda and syrups are pure.
You can bet on them.
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SPECIAL TRRM Counr OF GENERAL.
SESSIONS. CoLuMnIA. June "a, 1871
Court opened at O'Clock A. NJ, Judge
Melton presiding.
| The case Of Levi Hampton. alias Ham
ilton, Improperly printed. yesterday.
Cannon, indicted for grand larceny and
receiving stolen goods, knowing them
to be stolen, continued from yesterday.
was resumed. and, after o very able
argument for the defendant by VIM. II.
AfoCnw, Esq, and Mr.. Barnwell, for the
State, with short charge from his
Honor, the jury, after short delibera-
ton, returned verdict of guilty of re-
cciving stolen goods knowing thom to
have been stolen.
The case Of Sampson Hob, grand
larceny, occupied the attention of the
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