The daily phoenix. [volume] (Columbia, S.C.) 1865-1878, 1873-05-28
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Org MATTERS. The price VI single
copies Of the PHGnl1 is Ave cents.
z Governor Moses has accepted the Ee-
signation OF F. ia. Whitney. as Trial
Justice. in Newberry County.
The Sheriff of Green7ille County es-
corted, seven boarders to tho granite
house on the Congaree, yesterday.
DR.. Lynch delivers an address in the
University Chapel this evening, ut 8
o'clock.
The latest styles wedding andavisitins
cards and envelopes. tastily printed, can
be obtained at the PHGN1x Office.
There are numerous reports Of the
smallpox spreading in Charleston; but
the Ners insists that the city is unusual
ly healthy.
Congressman Elliott has furnished us
with large number of valuable public
documents, for which he will accept onr
thanks.
There was another fire on tho Lexing-
ton side OF the river, yesterday evening
apparently Eve or six miles from the
city.
The annual meeting OF the South
Carolina State Dental Association will be
held in this city, on Thursday. the 9th
Juue, at 10 O'Clock A. Di.
At meeting of the Board of Direc-
tors, Col. F. w. McMaster was unani-
mously reelected Attorney for the
Capital Building and Lonn Association,
of this city.
At meeting OF the Board Of Directors
Of the Farmers aud Mechanics Build
ing and Loan Association, held yester-
day. Colonel F. w. MoMaster was elect
ed to fill vacancy.
We have beon furnished with pam
phlet copy OF the catalogue of Davidson
IN. C.) College. It is in hourishing
condition, and has 113 students-28 Of
them from South Carolina.
Prof Sheldon's Mny Ball comes off to-
morrow evening, in Parker's Hall. It
will be sight we'll worth witnessing. as
the youthful scholars have been carefully
instructed.
The "Modoo julep" is lager dashed
with Bourbon and frescoed with straw
berries. They are said to be rather de-
lioious when you have nothing to do the
next day.
A piece OF steel from a ohisel flew into
the eye of Mr.. Nicholson, "a stone-cutter
employed or the new Post Ofice.) yes
terday, and it is feared that he will lose
the sight.
Two elegant new passenger coaches
for the Wilmington. Columbia and Au-
gusta Railroad, are now being built at
that company's works in Wilmington.
They are to be ready for the fall
travel
In these hard times. house keepers
like to be informed where and how to
obtain family necessaries at low rates.
Messrs. D. Q. Pei1otto & Sons advertise
lot OF goods Of TINT nature at auction
this morning.
There was rush for thin clothing,
yesterday, and Messrs. Swaffield, Kinard
& Wiley and D. Epstin were kept busy.
These gentlemen advertise in the FHds-
NIX, and consequently the reading world
is informed as to where it can be suited.
Mr.. Superintendent Anderson is about
to carry out his long-cherished idea OF
manufacturing locomotives in Columbia,
for the Columbia and Augusta Railroad.
It is said that he is making the necessary
arrangements to that end, and will soon
commence operations. It 10 hoped the
managers of the road will furnish him
the necessary facilities for so doing.
Governor Moses has maae the follow.
ing appointments: J. Spencer Smith.
Com missioner of Doeds, resident in New
York city; Owen L. W. Smith, Trial
Justice in Aiken, rice J. G. Thorpe. re.
signed; j. j. Richardson, Trial Justice
in kershaw, rice Columbus Shiver, de.
ceased; Isaac Wicklilfe, OF Oconec, and
James Is. McGiIl, of Chester, to be No.