The daily phoenix. [volume] (Columbia, S.C.) 1865-1878, 1872-03-28
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Grx M4rlrxEns There was + R1ppbll.
can 12ass meeting aud bonfire last night.
in front oi the Court Honye. Tsspresen-
tative Thompson's brass band furnished
the music for the OCCASION. Addresses
were delivered By several Aldsftnanic
candidates, including tMessrs. Carpenter
aud Hoge, Who put forth :anaras7sbla
false. exaggerated and garbled assertions
and so. called statements tslative'to mat.
ters pertaining to the CITY and State. The
PHOENIX received q reasonable amount OF
abuse.
Mr.. @. F. Jackson, Of tho Little
Store Around the Corner" knows what
his customers require. He has been.
making extensive additions to his usually
we'll selected stock, in the way OF novel;
ties. Among other articles we mention
English-made children's dresses-very
pretty; ready made dresses for ladies
handy to have in the house; besides
plain lawns, for ladies' dresses. II you
are passing. drop in and see what he has
on hand.
The Governor has appointed Dr.. John
Lunney Auditor OF Darlington County.
rice J. s. Fillebrown; and P. r. Rivers,
OF Edgcfield County, and G. NJ. Matti-
sou and J. 8. Bonchillon, OF AbbeviIe
| County, Notaries Public.
Exchanges note the departure Of pick
pockets in Southern direction. Somo
OF them may turn mp in Columbia.
Judge Rutlnnd has decided that his
recent oourt.h >lding in Fairfield was iIle-
gal, and that all cases must be retired.
A queer opinion. to say the least Of it.
The Wards are arranged as follows:
Ward from Lower Boundary to Gervais
street; Ward q from Gervais to Plain
str' OF; Ward 8 from Plain to Laurel
street, and Ward 4 from Laurel. to the
upper boundary of the city.
Pu2N1xIANA.v-W When the people
''come to stand"-When they go to
the races.
Bad habits are this:les OF tho heart,
and every indulgence of them ia o seed
from which will spring new crop of
| seed.
The pebbles in our pathway make us
moro foot-sore than the huge rocks We
stoutIy climb.
New name for fog-Air apparent.
Psrlor msgazines-Kerosen lamps.
Scientific biologists have just reached
| the very obvions observation that tall
people live longer than short ones.
He is the richest man who is content
with what he has.
He who takes the best care OF to-day
has the least fear of tomorrow.
Josh Billings says very truly: "You'd
better not know SO much. than to know
80 many things that ain't 40.
Sandal-wood fans. card.cases aud
work-boxes arc all the rage now, aud
have entirely supersedsd Russia leather.
It is all very we'll 10 say. "Take things
as they come" but suppose things don't
come?
A witty Ftenoh writer says tha. kiss
is at once the cheapest and dearest thing
in the world. ,,a.e,
II girls would have roses for their
cheeks, they must do as the roses do--go
to sleep with the lilies and get up with
the morning glories.
A we'll known comic writer says he
would rather be widower every two
years regularly than to be lonely. misc
rable old bachelor for ninety days.
The rd ssOn there are SO many old
maids in fle world is, that women are
too fasti3 ions, and are always locking
ont for th4:r tecu :asc!, yhc is, Of conrae.
perfection.
'The small-po is raging throughout
Mexico" Perhaps there is no country
in which it could range. fatally. with
greater advantage to the human family
in general
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