The daily phoenix. [volume] (Columbia, S.C.) 1865-1878, 1873-07-09
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SAix AAEiEhS. - Ae pHiOc 81 5in0JO
copies Of the PHOENIX is ave cents. :
Bronzs jewelry is the latest novelty.
Astorm passed over our city last night.
accompanied by vivid lightning and
bountiful showers.
AL kinds OF garden truck continue to
bring the finest sort OF prices in this
m rket.
A novelty in the Advertising line. for
these parts, has been erected OF the cor.
ner OF Main and Taylor streets.
It is said that two .abls-spoon-fu -fuls of
compound spirits OF ammonia in basin
of water will effectually remove the odor
of perspiration.
Persons in arrears to tho PnGN1x for
subscriptions are notified that prompt
payment must be made. It is either
money or no paper.
There was some difficulty about tie
coal gas at tho Council Chamber las
night, in consequence OF which the other
g Ii burned not.
We learn that the farmers in the
Northwest part Of the State are being
blessed with favorable weather, aud en-
terrain hopes of good crops.
There was slight error us to price in
the advertisement of Messrs. Riser e.
Co., as published yesterday. It should
have been fifty cents TO 500.
A quantity Of type mctal-equal to
Babbitt, for many purposes-for sale at
PHOENIX Office, at twenty cents per pound
for small quantities large lots less price.
Mr.. G. Albrecht, two doors below
PHOENIX of1ice,) kerps for salo those fine
cabbage-hard ns we'll as spread heads
grown by Mr.. b. Winter, on Mr.. J. E.
Blacks farm.
Lemons that possess the quintescence
of acidity and organges that have double
distilled sweetness, can be found at
Brookbanks'. He had them grown to
order.
| The citizens of Charleston are postally
blessed. They not only have post.men,
but lamp-post boxes. Columbia will, il
shc keeps moving, be one of the so, 600
before many years.
The Mobile Register has an article
headed "SuGfer and be Strong" We
should certainly like to be strong, but II
we must suffer in order to be strong, the
Register will please permit us to enjoy
the luxury of weakness.
Science and the Bible" " is the title oi
an elegap tly illustrated and handsomely
bound volume, for which Mrs. John Veal
is the agent in this city. It is highly
instructive work. and we can confidently
com mend it.
The meanest man in town was walking
towards McKenzie's saloon, last evening,
to cool of with glass of that famed
soda; but the storm came up as he neared
the door, 80 he KEEP. his ten cents in his
pocket, and walked of, saying it was
cheap cooling.
| What difference does it make whether
local editors call it Asiatic cholera OF
malignant cholera morbus? The disease.
whatever it is, like John Browns soul,
is marching on" People die of it, and
it is spreading over the land. Two
fatal cases are reported from New York.
The ply Jsicians disagreed ns to whether
it was Asiatio cholera or violent cholera
morbus.
\ boy on the 4th exploded pack OF
| fre.crnckers in his sisters piano. The
intercession Of his grand father saved the
youngster a weli-merited thrashing, and
ont of gratitude to his deliverer, he sprin
kled the inside folds OF the PuGSlx with
Cayenne pepper, and the old gentleman,
on opening and shaking it, as has been
his custom for years, was tnken with q
violen. fit Of sneezing. and threw both
of his knees and ono thumb out of Joint,
before o servant, whose noze he broke,
co ald control him. The old gentleman
has temporarily retired from the business
of intercessor.
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