The daily phoenix. [volume] (Columbia, S.C.) 1865-1878, 1872-06-28
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We are requested by the City Clerk to
notify liquor dealers who pay quarterly
that their third quarter payment will be
due on Monday next, the 1st Of July,
and must be promptly met.
LyBrand's band returned from Spar
tanburg, yesterday. They performed
several fine pieces in front OF the Colum-
bia Hotel before dispensing.
Col. w. NJ. Hall, of Stanford, Con-
nccticut, paid us visit yesterday. He
is looking well.
a violent storm OF wind md rain
passed over Columbia yesterday
Attention is directed to the card in
another column, announcing the formn-
ton of copartnership by Messrs. E.
L. Arthur and B. I. Boone, in the prac-
tice of law.
There will be rooster fighting ut Frost 8
Mills, on the 4th.
An OK and u militia company came
near colliding in front of our Office yes
tsrday.
AAeeShIASh 40 oAlCCLCu w th0 AO(lCC Va
Treasurer Douknight, announcing the
payment of the coupons of the Char
lotte, Columbia and Augusta Railroad,
due July l..
One Of the asylum patients escaped
yesterday.
hir. Wm. Tucker, engaged in build
ing Mr.. Steiglitz's store, on Main street,
was slightly Injured, yesterday, by the
caving in of a portion of the earth at
the side of the basement. His labors,
however, were not interfered with.
Drs. Il. Y. Harris and J. T. Craig, of
Laurens County, have been licensed by
the Medical Board of the South Cnrolina
University as pharmacuetists, druggists
and apothecaries, under the late Act of
the General Assembly.
There was quite stampede from the
State House yesterday, during the storm,
caused by the falling of bench up
stairs every one supposing that the roof
was about to iull through again.
MIR. Epstin's little SOD, who was se-
verely injured from fall on Wednesday
evening last, was considered. by his ply
sician. to be better last evening.
G. T. Berg, Esq, returned from Wash
ington yesterday, and has taken charge
as Superintendent OF the new post Office.
PHGSIxIASA.-Wha did Adam first
plant in the garden of Eden? His foot.
Why is railroad car like bed bug !?
Because it runs on sleepers.
A "trance" acknowledging in ones
sleep.
The most popular of oil watchwords-
Tick.
How to get long we!l-Hnve it dug
deep.
The handsomest Spanish nobleman-
A Donis.
What is the finest ship in the world?
Friendship.
The latest summer refresh ment-A
railway smash.
Natures nobleman man Do
genes couldn't find.
Gladstone defined the term ''enter-
prise" to mean, in America, newspapers
stealing the account Of treaty.
Courage. the commonest of the vir.
tues, obtains more applause than dis
cretion, the rnrest of them.
Improving time-N1ending clock.
SoNs OF TEAIpERANCE.-The following
are the officers elect for the present
quarter for Columbia Division, No. 6,
Sons of Temperance: James F. Troy, ".
P; W. B. Miller, W. A. /; Richard Jones,
II. s.; NJ. A. Townsend, A. r. S.; G. s.
Leckie, +. s.; D. L. Boozer, T.; S. II.
Browne. Chaplain; James Bailey, c.;
John Mcclure, A. c.; Robert Plumer,
I. s.; l.. H. Trevett, o. S.
Lady officers: Conductor, Miss A.
Burns; First Assistant, Miss E. Beard ;
Second Assistant. Miss E. Dean; Third
Assistant, Miss T. Purse; Sentinel, Miss
NJ. Gibson.
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