The daily phoenix. [volume] (Columbia, S.C.) 1865-1878, 1872-07-26
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We have been furnished with copy
Of the "Annual Announcement OF the
Trustees and Faculty of the Medical
College OF the State of South Carolina
session OF 1872-73."
The cannon-dring in honor of Horace
Greeley was kept up, last night. The
6rers, be it known, are working. men,
who in this way exhibit their enthusiasm
and admiration for the Ohappaqua farm
or.
A large and varied lot Of cards, suita-
BILE for weddings. invitations. visiting
and business purposes. have just been re-
ceived at this Office, which, owing to the
dull season. will be printed at very low
rates.
A heated editor mildly wishes for
"hundred and sixty acre lot Of Spitz-
bergen frigidity, and an ice-gemmed
grotto in the basement story of the
aurora borealis." When he acquires
the much-desired lot, we would like to
join him.
In our report. on yesterday, of the
proceedings of the Dental Association,
we made it appear, in the case of ne
crosis, brought before the association by
DR.. L. T. Moore, that the entire bone of
the jaw was removed. It should have
reud that part only was removed, and
the balance preserved. In the other
case, similar to tho above, DR.. NJ. sue.
ceeded not only in preserving the bone,
but the teeth also.
Mr.. W. E. Lindsey, engaged in the
construction Of the Congaree Bridge, in
flioted serious wound in one of his feet,
while using an adze, yesterday morning.
The blade penetrated to the depth of
half an inch in the top of his foot. He
was taken to DR.. Miot's drug store,
where he received prompt attention from
DR.. Darby.
The advertising agency of Walker,
Evans & Cogswell, represented by Ros-
we'll L. Logan, Esq, is the only author
lied agency for this paper in Charleston.
The weather WAS extremely warm yes
terday, the thermometer at the Pollock
House ranging as follows: IA. NJ, 81;
IL A. NJ, 96; 2 P. H.. 81; Z P. NJ, 80.
The following is the programme of
music by the band of the 18th Infantry,
at the garrison parade grounds, for this
afternoon:
Stabat Mater
Grand Daohess Quickstep-Hamm.
| Cavatina Nabuoco-Verdi.
| Serenade-Shubert.
Cavatina Norma-Bellini.
PH1NIxIANA.-Is it not contradic-
ton In terms to assume that a man is
bent on his purpose when he goes
straight to it?
A local correspondent EXCUSES himself
from furnishing contributions at pre-.
sent. on the ground that he has not been
Ill MS write mind ever since the heated
| term.
The hardest thing in the world for
little man to learn is. that people don't
give themselves the trouble to think
about his littleness. This is equally
true in its moral application.
One of the most important rules OF
the science of manners is an almost alb.
solute silence in regard to yourself.
II comfort we're the only consideration
to be thought OF in dressing during this
weather, one could get along easily with
pair OF slippers and an umbrella.
1t requires strong will, perseverance,
persistent work, and days and months
and years of plodding along at one
hing, to make great success.
If young lady wishes gentleman to
kiss her, what papers would she men
tion? No Spectator, no Observer, no
EVdtchmon, but as msny Times as you
please.
Fortune does not change men; it only
unmasks them.
CAMPAIGN NEWS. The Presidential
campaign is now upon us. and is des.