The daily phoenix. [volume] (Columbia, S.C.) 1865-1878, 1873-05-24

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-s,sshkk9S3HI HIMATT1HS.- In0 pFice VI S1n8ie
s6pissof the PadN1xas fiveoents.a
y Blonde. dusts is tho latest discovery
ot fashion for running the hair. y
IS SodANater Il. said to be i quick aud
surs yeliet for palpitation OF the heart.
we think We ,oan safely promise
watm, sunny spell for some time-yester-
day Was the inisiatory.
Terrapin soup will be served at the
Pollock House, to-day, from IL O'Clock
TO- r. - ,,-s". --eer-.-, 80.
Great complaint 10 made as to the Inn.
purity Of the water nov. furnished to tho
citizens by the Columbia Water Power
Company.
A railroad from ElgeAeld to the Pine
House is suggested. It is good idea.
Here is an opportunity for o narrow
gauge line.
None; i= daily reported as very tight.
1t would bo q good idea to force this
necessary evil to connect itself with the
Temperance society.
A FIRE in the country. in North
easterly direction. caused an alarm to be
sounded last night. It was evidently
housa but several miles off.
Messrs. J. A. Hendrix & Brother are
in receipt Of lot OF very hne pine
spples-large. ripe and juicy. They ore
just the thing for this season OF the
year.
Mr.. D. Epstin. the clothier, beneath
the Columbia Hotel, is out in an an
nouncemeut that is refreshing for the
hot weather. Summer clothing in
abundance and at reasonable rates.
The dying words of great men be-.
spAngls che pages of history as stars be-
spangle the sky. Those OF Captain Jack
may readily be anticipated: "Put me in
my little lava bed.
This morning, at 10 A. ~, at the
Court House. proceedings appropriate to
the occasion OF the deaths of Chief JUS
tioe Chase and Hon. James L. Orr will
be had by the Columbia Bar.
Superintendent Hook, or whoever has
the matter in charge, should manage to
give notice through The morning papers
as to the hour when the water will be
ehut of: :,
The Board Of Regents Of the Univer-
sity Of South Carolina meets next
Wednesday. The Executive Committee
have made arrangements to commence
repairs on the University buildings. {!
BY order of Ohief Justice Moses,
judges Cooke and Carpenter will inter-
change circuits. Judge Cooke is to hold
the ensuing term at Lexington, and
Judge Carpenter the same at Anderson.
We were oomplimented last evening
with serenade by the Post Band, at the
instance OF the late employees of the
Daily Union. May the future of the
typos be as harmonious as the airs on
this occasion.
he is true philanthropist who kicks
into the gutter the banana-skins and
orange peels he finds on the sidewalk.
But he is q truer philanthropist who also
kicks into the gutter the wretch who
threw them there.
The Postmaster General has interdict-
ed the circulation through the mails OF
newspapers having any writing on the
wrappers except the full address. It is
not lawful to add initials, nor even to
write zone newspaper" ON the wrapper.
Chief of Police Christian, of Augusta,
has arrested man named J. B. Jones,
Of Henderson, N. c., on suspicion Of
stealipg mule from T. w. MCMILLAN, of
Ninety Six, 8. G. The mule, it is be-
lieved, was shipped to man named
Murtishaw, in this city.
We have now daylight in abundance.
getting about thirteen hours, good mea-
suro, between sunrise and sunset. But
this is not circumstance to the plea
sures Of our friends at Spitzbergen, Nor
way, where the longest day lasts three
months and half.
a pleasant entertainment Yas given to
the editorial staff, printers and hands
lately connected with the Union, yester-
Jay morning, by tho late proprietor, L.