The daily phoenix. [volume] (Columbia, S.C.) 1865-1878, 1873-06-14
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O4F1 MATfERS. Inc pfloc vi single
copies Of the PH9N1x is fivecents.
Mr.. Hardy Solomon comes TO the !
front. this morning, with provisions and
grain.
The survivors OF Orr's Rifles will take
part as an organization in paying respect
to their late chief, upon the arrival ct
the remains at Anderson.
John Agnew g. Son, thosa gentlemen
who 30 we'll appreciate printers ink,
enumerate their articles Of wooden wore
and provisions In this mornings ISSUE.
Attention is directed TO material
change in the schedule Of the Charlotte,
Columbia and Augusta Railroad, to take
effect on and after. Monday, the 10th
instant. 81
It is stated that 500 counterfeit gold
pieces are in. circulation. We merely
mention this for the information of our
friends, not that we have any interest in
the matter.
The grounds Of the Auxiliary Joint
Stock Company will be thrown open this
evening, and will continue open for q
iow days. The public are invited to drive
over the course.
There is o young lady il this city
whose eyes are 30 much given TO snap
ping that an oculist has been obliged tc
devise muzzlo for them to keep them
from hurting people.
| The city authorities are now at work
on Boundary street, and We shall soon
have one Of the finest evening drives in
the eSouth-something very much needed
in Columbia.
Attention is directed to correction
in the price Of round trip tickets to
Spartanburg, to be issued BY the Green
vile and Columbia Railroad Company.
1t should have been Sc .25; not 1926.
Governor Moses has appointed seventy.
three commissioners Of the State Of
South Carolina to receive and attend
upon the remains of the lamented Jas.
L. Orr, late Judge OF the Eighth Judicial
Circuit Of this State.
In response to the resolution passed
by the Council OF this city, and for.
warded to the War Department recently.
his Honor Mayor Alexander is in receipt
OF communication, stating that we are
to have no signal station here at present.
little barefoot fve-year-old girl, go.
ing home to her mamma in tears, yester.
day afternoon, said: Mamma, I wish
all the bad boys was deadW "Why, my
daughter?" asked mamma. because
they asked me how much I'd take for
my shoes and stockings!"
a blind man, who ciaims that he lost
his sight five years ago by q kerosene ex
plosion, and who is quite aged, is going
the rounds OF Columbia with hand
organ, accompanied by a woman on
crutches, she, as for as We could Judge,
having but one leg. They seem to meet
with kind treatment; and money in it,
too.
GOVERNOR ORH's REMA1Ss.-T fol.
lowing telegraphic despatch. received
last night, is published for general in
formation:
NEW York, June 12, 1S73.-To Coo.
F. J. Noses, Jr: The funeral takes
place here on Friday. I shall leave with
the remains on Friday night by rail, and
will arrive in Columbia Sunday after
noon, at 2 o'clock, by the way of Rich.
mond. l.. y. CHILDS.
Law CARD. Albert NJ. Boozer, Esq j,
makes his professional bow to tie public
in this mornings PHOENIX. lie pracsiced
successfully in Lexington with the late
Judge Doozer, in 1966-6S. He is now
Clerk of the Supreme Court of the
State, as also II Commissioner of the
United States Courts for South Carolina
Mr.. Boozer will practice in the State and
United States Courts. His Office is at
the State House.
COMMENCEMENT commencement
exercises Of Furman University and of
tho Female College Mt Greenvlle will
begin on Tuesday, the 18th, and close on