The daily phoenix. [volume] (Columbia, S.C.) 1865-1878, 1873-06-27

Oo'J ~ ouV VIC a40 AuAOIa6Q tQaG TICKETS
can be procured here, of Mr.. D. Gam.
brill, up to the 30th Jnne-but not after
that date.
CHo1ERISE, Cno1E1N, CHo1IpYnRa1N.
is peculiar disturbed condition of the
"bile," owing to torpid and sluggish
action OF the liver, brought on by ex.
cessive heat and impaired digestion. A
box of Heinitsh's Blood Purifying Liver
Pills and bottle Of Rose Cordial for
bowel complaint will cure the disease. !.
PATRONS OF HusBANpRY. follow.
ing oranges hnve been recently organ.
lied in this State, by John a. Barksdale,
Lecturer Of the State Grange: Gowdys-
vile and Goshen Hill, in Union; Wallace.
in Laurens; Bethel. in Spartanburg;
Washington, White Cane and Eureka. in
Orangeburg; Graham's and Black River.
in Williamsburg.
Sous OF TEMpERASCE.-At the recn-
lar meeting OF Columbia Division, last
evening, the following officers were
elected to serve for the ensuing quarter:
e. Bascom Brown, W. p; J. D. Ro.
borts. ". A.; A. II. Monteith, r. s.;A.
P. Post. A. r. S.; J. A. Moody, F. S.;
Samuel Beard, T.. r. E. Plumer. n.
@. Fowler. A. G.; W. E. Stratton, T.. g.:
A. D. Cnmpsty, Q. 8.
MAIL ARRANGEMENTS Northern
mail opens $50 A. NJ. and 800 P. NJ;
closes P. M. and 11.00 A. III. Charles.
ton day mail opens 6. Is P. H.; closes 6
A. A.; night opens ZOO A. NJ; closes
6.15 P. Al. Greenville opens 6.45P. NJ:
closes6 A. NJ. Western opens $50 A.
Al. and 1880 p. NJ; closes 8 and 1P.M,
Wilmington opens $50 F. M.; closes
1890 A. III. On Sunday the Office is
open from 3 to P. III.
PHGN1xIANA.-The close OF college
course should be but the commence.
ment OF ones education.
In case Captain Jack should suffer on
the scaffold, it has been asked would it
be called the High, Lo! (the poor In
dian,) Jack, game?"
a French artist has succeeded in pho.
tographing kiss. There isn't much
difficulty in getting negative in this
country.
June is good month to marry-if the
wife gets good husband, and the hus.
baud good wife.
CLAR1osoPn1c SOCIETY
OF DIpLoMAs.-The inclement weather,
last night, prevented full attendance of
the friends OF this time.honored society
in Clariosophic Hall, to listen to an ud-
dress from J. Qaitman Marshall, E: O., of
Abbeville, on Popular Education"
Rev. j. L. Reynolds invoked the Divine
blessing on the proceedings. The young
orator handled his subject well, and his
eloquence drew forth rounds of applause
from the appreciative audience. Presi-
dent Evans addressed the members Of
the society-those who were leaving as
we'll as those who were to remain, and
confirmed diplomas upon Messrs. J.
Quitnan Marshall, ". McBee Sloan and
Others An amateur string band added
to the pleasures of the evening.
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HOTEL ARRIVALS. June 26.-Hendri.e
Honse-Mrs Benjamin, J Franklin and
wife, Lexington; J J McNolly, N Y;
|C Spranels, Barnwell; B Patrick,
Yorkyille; OJ Harris, Anderson; W D
Jones, Winnsboro.
Columbia HOLDS c Gilbert Charles.
ton: Fl Miller. Augusta; G s Darby,
Fort Motte; John Agncw, Jr, city; G. E
Davis, Weshington; W L Shelton. Ga:
G T Perrie, Philadelphia; Mrs Howe and
daughter. Wilmington; W Sprinkle, N
O.; Gardner. c.; ] L Clarke, Balti-
more; " G Griffin, Ninety -Siz; j b
Hanser. J 81 Stelling. 8 g; Fl B FAINT,
Anderson; F D Bush, G & OR r.
i Wheeler House-F Simmons, Nj g. LR
RR s.; H E. Drummond, Spartanburg;
" J Whaling, Gs; N Ryland, T Snow,
N Y; " Cox, Fla; " Green, wife,
nurse and child, Miss Green. Miss E D
Green, Va; r 81 Hand. Ga; Mrs NJ
Brooks, Ninety-Six; NJ q Sraim, Fla;
Miss A Moore, n G; E B Smith, Edge.