The daily phoenix. [volume] (Columbia, S.C.) 1865-1878, 1871-06-22
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PHGNIx1ANA.--The price of single
ooHdestof the PHGnyx is fv6cents. 1,

PHGFIx1ANA.--The price OF single
ooRdesiqf the PHGngx is 6v6cents. L
DR.. Jaokson's claim that tho Trophy"
is thes"best tomato." is about being
realized. BE has several on exhibition
In his store which are monstrous ia size.
A bunch of five on single stem weighs
twenty ounces; while single one weighs
thirteen. Beat these who can.
The Cherokee, Springs. in Spartan
burg. are claiming considerable atten-
tion. from the superiority OF it's waters
in relieving liver complaint, dyspepsia,
kidney diseases, etc. Tho hotel is under
the control OF Mr.. r. O. Oliver,
Waste OF colors-Ladies blushing
| unseen. 3, ,.'
To remove stains from character Get
rich. -.
At q meeting Of the directors OF the
Young Mems Christian Association, ON
Tuesday night, Captain A. G. Brenizer
was elected Vice President Of the Asso.
citation.
! Several ordinances of an important
nature are published in our supplement-.
| Our colored citizens are making exten-
sive preparations for grand fantastic
procession on the Fourth OF July, They
had better be careful, or they may fall
under the provisions OF the Ku Klu1
bill which prohibits masking.
We have been furnished with a copy
OF the official proceedings of tho ''Tnx-
Payers Convention" held in Columbia
in May lust, stenographically reported
by Mr. Gil. Dixon Fox. The pamphlet
contains 127 pages, and is printed by
MIR. Ed. Perry, OF Charleston
A negro gave the following toast ut n
fro'ic The other night: de Gpbernor OBJ
our State. He como in wild very little
opposition; he go out wild none at all."
| The chances in tho "Coium bia" Co
operative Building and Loan Associa-
Ition." DR.. Wheeler informs us, are being
rapidly taken up, and those who desire
to participate in its benefits should be
up and doing. By card published in
another column. it will be seen that DR..
Wheeler has given bond of $40, 600 to
the trustees, insuring prompt and faith.
fnl distribution Of the prizes.
The agents Of the popular Wheeler g.
Wilson sewing machines have rented q
portion of the store Of Mr.. Bruins,
(second door below PHOENIX olfioe.) and
fitted it up very tastily.. The display
Of machines is quite extensive, and a
thriving business will, doubtless, be car
ried on.
Our merchants, and others wishing to
prepare for the fall business will please
take notice that the PHOENIX Office ie
snpplied with NIL necessary material fol
as handsome cards, bill heads. posters,
circulars. aud other printing that may he
desired. rs any ofIioc in the city. Give
us call and test our work.
time to rnn-When you are in Q
hurry.
The consequence of Horace Greeley
having fnilcd to Ku kIux sufficiently in
his letters. the Republicans are quarrel
ing with him. Henceforth he will only
be known MS Disa. Greedy.
Twenty or thirty little lnrkies, with
imitation guns, lave been amusing them.
selves and exciting The risibles of look.
ers-on by their attempts Mt military evo
lutions.
The connection Of Mr. John W. Den.
ny with the printing Company" having
been severed, that gentleman gave col.
lation, last night, to his former employ
ecs. The set-out was gotten up at the
Pollock House, and knowing Mr.. P.'s
skill in that line, we can readily imagine
that everything was "as It should be-. u
Mr.. D. has been unusually successful in
his printing operations.
!
To THE LADIES. .-You are respectfully
solicited to call at the Wheeler & Wilson
sales room. second door below PHOENIX
Office, and examine the lot OF beautiful
sewing machines just received. #
TIE EXCITEMENT CAsE.-Mr. Frank G..
Johnston, the conductor of the trail u,