The daily phoenix. [volume] (Columbia, S.C.) 1865-1878, 1872-05-08
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The heated term is down.upon us with
vengeance. Yesterday, the thermo-
meter went up to the neighborhood of
the 90s.
Mr.. Mckenzie received another lot OF
strawberries from Charleston, yesterday
some of them monsters. A wife, sister
or sweetheart would relish basketball
Samuel B. Thompson has been reap
pointed Trial Justice for Richlsnd
County.
Friday next, May 10, is Memorial
Day, whom the graves OF the Confede-
rate soldiers will be appropriately deco
rated.
Notwithstanding the dust, there Was
general turnout of venioles. ye ,terdny.
The scholars attached to the Presbyte-
rian Sunday School, with their teachers
and number Of invited guests, spent
delightful day at Mr.. Seegers' brewery,
yesterday, pio-nicking. The day was
delightful, and the little folks, at least,
appeared to enjoy themselves to their
hearts content.
It is rumored that excursion tickets to
and from Boston, (for the Musical Fes-
tival next monthly are to be issued at
$50. II such is the case, South Caro-
lima will be represented.
Excursion tickets to and from Au-
gusta, for the Horticultural Fair, are
being issued by the Charlotte, Columbia
and Augusta Railroad, for one fare.
Columbia is to be represented by long,
sho-! snd stcnt delegates.
Plant your yards full Of flowers. They
are not only pleasing to sight and smell.
but act as disinfectants, and are much
pleasanter than oarbolic acid. etc.
There was large attendance at the
garrison parade grounds yesterday. to
listen to the exquisite music produced
by the band, under the direction OF Mr..
Joseph Buohar. The following is the
programme for this afternoon, at half.
past s.:
Vivat Quiokstep. G. A. Patz.
Salute u Ia France. Donnizetti.
Mussette Waltz. E. A. Samuels.
Orlando Galop. F. j. Keller.
Emelia Polka. @. Faust.
BEFORE UNITED STATES COMMISSIONER
BoozER -Chas. Petty, charged with
violation of the Enforcement Act. On
motion OF Messrs. Sloan and Rice, the
case was continued until the 21st inst.
FATAL BATH.-On Wednesday last, o
party of lads went on fishing frolic to
Smiths Branch. mile above Columbia.
and being tempted by the clear water
and warm weather, took bath. Three
of them have since died. while the
fourth is very i'll.
TEE ToURNURR. Jennie June" is
authority for the information that hooped
skirts are no longer worn, but the tourn-
ure is now an object of the very greatest
importance, as the entire character of
the costume depends upon the moro or
less boufum style OF the sunic. and it's
proper arrangement over fitting hustle.
or more correctly tomnure. The num-
ber md variety, therefore, of new bus
ties and tournures is endless. and, in the
meantime, girls whose probationary is
scanty, draw q newspaper upon q string
and try to counterfeit the required lump
without more expenditure than is re-.
quired for the daily intellectual feast Of
the average American citizen.
SUPREME COURT, TUESDAY. May T.
The Court met at 10 A. NJ. Present
Chief Justice Moses and Associate JUS
tices Willard and Wright.
NJ. r. Nichols. for another, vs. Bolin
& Whitesides; E. s. Boleyn ads. Jane
Boleyn; w. O. Houze rs. Thomas q.
Houze. ct al. Struck off.
W. s. Harris rs. w. E. Rose: William
E. Rose ps. G. r. Ratohford & Co.; H.
Ell. & @. L. Duncan, executors, ps. M. M.
Harper, ct al. Continued.
Swami rs. Poag. Mr.. Hart was heard
for appellant. Mr.. Allison for respond
ent. Mr.. Hart in reply.
McAlliley 90. Barber, ct al, and Bar
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