The daily phoenix. [volume] (Columbia, S.C.) 1865-1878, 1873-05-31
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O1TY MATTERS. prluo Of single
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The cry q Zoo Ruob; riinsssis being
again raised. 4
The positive5scomparative, spperlative
degrees for getting on in this world arc,
get on, get honor, get honest.
new jewel has been rendered the
crown OF Russia-Ex. Gov. Jewell, of
Connecticut.
Mr.. NJ. Hearn is ns successful in pota.
to raising as in blacksmithfng. We have
a sample OF queer oonstfuotion, which
he produced.
During the month OF June, the steam
ers plying between Charleston and New
York will leave on Tuesdays and Satur-
days.
Prof. Sheldon's exhibition comes off
in Parker'a Hall. this afternoon. Be
on hand, all who can't is we'll worth
seeing.
A heavy storm of hail and rain 90.
curred in Lexington on Thursday, by
which crops and gardens were badly
damaged.
"John," who writes witty letters for
the New York Sun. says that trade is
looking up in Columbia; it is Fat on its
| back.
The picnic at Frost's Mill, yesterday.
paused off pleasantly, as We are informed.
The party returned to the city about
half-past o'clock.
The Enterprise Fire Eugine Company
have housed their apparatus in the build
ing on Taylor street, formerly occupied
by the VigiIants..
MIR. George Taylor. formerly resident
Of this city, and son OF General VIM.
jesse Taylor. died on the 2lst inst, in
Tallahatohee, Miss.
Miss Essie Cater, the only daughter of
DR.. T.. P. Cater, Of Anderson, dicd sud
denly in the Lunatio Asylum, yesterday.
She hnd been an inmate of the iustitu-
tion q few weeks only.
Judge Cooke has signed an order, that
the Clerk aud Probate Judge of Lexing-
ton County shall deposit tho funds of
their Offices with the South Carolina
Bank and Trust Company. Of this city.
II you wish to encounter any "Beau-
tiful Snow" ut this season of the year,
Just ask the frat pretty girl you meet for
a kiss, and the "Beautiful's Nor' will
overwhelm. you.
There is to be material change in the
up or Gay train OF tho Charlotte, CoIum-
hia and Augusta kailroad, on and after
Monday, June 2. It will leave Augusta
1. rs A. NJ. leave Columbia 9.45 A. NJ;
arrive in Charlotte 40 P. H. All other
trains will run as at present.
BOARD OF HEALTH.-The new Board
of Health met yesterday, and elected DR..
r. ". Gibbes Chairman, and Mr.. Thos.
p. Walker Secretary pro TEN. Charges
were made against the Columbia Water
Power Company OF furnishing impure
water to the city, and committee, con
sisting OF DR.. J. F. Ensor, L. 81. Trevett,
Fl. Scott, Thos. P. Walker and DR.. J. A.
Watson, appointed to examine into the
matter. The committee was instructed
to report on Tuesday next, to which
time the Board adjourned.
The STATE NORMAL ScHooL.-A meet
ing OF the Regents of the State Normal
School was held on Thursday. when the
following committees were announced
Teachers Instruction and Discipline
Messrs. L. Cass Carpenter, Wbittemore,
Cook, Pnffer and Smalls.
Buildings and Grounds-Messrs. Max.
we'll, Baldwin, Jamison, Jillson and
Cook.
Schools, School rooms. Furniture and
Apparatus -Messrs. JiIlsoD, Johnston
and Whittemore.
accounts -Messrs. Jones, Thomas and
Winsmith.
It was decided to change the day OF
annual meeting from the first Tuesday
in November to the first Monday in Sep
tember. Also, to instruct the Building
Committee to push forward the repairs
Immediately. The Legislature has made
liberal appropriation and a suitable
building in the campus has been turned
over to the Regents.