The daily phoenix. [volume] (Columbia, S.C.) 1865-1878, 1873-08-01

tion silence.
Go to the mass meeting to night. aud
aid in abolishing the water nuisance.
The Odd Fellows hold their we. Xiv
meeting this evening.
George r. Mcintyre intends re.tstub-
fishing his paper (Iatc Collctoa GazsNe)
in Columbia.
The thermometer ranged AS follows at
the Wheeler House yesterday: IA. NJ,
II; 12 NJ, 80; 2 z. NJ, 83; P. NJ, 81
The river water is neither fit to bathe
in, cook with, or drink. Go to tho meet
ing tonight, and assist in taking steps to
secure good water.
The musical mosquito is in the height
OF his glory. Tue con cert begins at twi-
light. and continues the night through.
at the close of every song. bill is pre-
sented.
In glsncing over the proceedings of
the Southern Dental Association, now in
session in Baltimore, we notice the name
of DR.. T. 7. Moore. of this city, as Sc
cond Eice-President, aud DIR. o. J.
Bond, of this State, US Corresp onding
Secretary.
Remember tho mass meeting of citi-
zeus, called by the Board of Health. to
take action toward abating the nuisance
in tue impure water forced upon them,
il to be held in the Court House, at 8
o'clock, this evening. The Importance
of the subject demands full meeting
aud free expression OF opinion.
MAIL ARRANGEMESTs.- Northern
mail opens 6.3O and 10. 3u'A. NJ. closes
5 \. NJ. and 6 80 7. NJ. Charleston
opens A. NJ. and Q 80 2. M.; CLOSES
6. 10 and 8 30 P. NJ. Western opens 6. 80
and 930 y. NJ; closes and & 80 P. Ar.
Wilmington opens 4.3O +. NJ: closes
q a. NJ. Greenville opens GAS P. N. !;
closes 6 a. NJ. On Sunday the Office is
open from 3 to P. III.
COUNTERFEIT. We have before us n
counterfeit note of the fifty cents de-
nomination. The casual observer would
receive it as good money, but close in-
spection shows that tie counterfeit dii-
fers from the original in every particu
lar-the figures, letters. &C. We have
been informed that great many of
these notes are in circulation in Colum.
bia, and, as remarked Mt one of the banks
yesterday, some ono is making their pur.
chnses with easy made money.
PHGSIxtASA. A.-Euchre players are the
only parties allowed to "puss" on the
Union Pacific Railway now.
Many man has found to his cost
that advice is to be had for nothing.
The best thing out-A bad tooth.
A miss is as good as a niIc-of mis-
tcrs.
Curious anomaly-Worsbip on board
q war-ship.
How to keep up your spirits
put any down.
a fight that is no fight-A fight be.
tween neo.phites.
THE RURAL CARoLISIAN- The Angus.
number OF the Rurai Caroliuian has
reached Us with its accustomed regulari-
ty. The table of contents presents a
vnried selection of matter, both in
structivc ard interesting to the agricnl-
turist and the home circle. Tho Rurui
is now established on q firm basis. bay-
ing nearly completed its fon.th volume.
It is pleasing to learn that it is daily re-
ceiving new accessions to its already
large list OF subscribers. The publishers
are deter mined to spare no Efforts in
further extending its field OF usefulness.
Tho terms are 81 per annum; with club
rates as follows: Six copies for $40; ten
copies for SIC; twenty copies for $50.
Address Walker, Evans n Co2swell,
Charleston, S. G..
CLEAN THE SHEETS AND YARDS. Ere
qucntly during our strolls through the city
do we find floating in the air the odor OF
decaying animal and vegetable matter.
This should be remedied. Tue continu-
ance OF the good health of the city do.