The daily phoenix. [volume] (Columbia, S.C.) 1865-1878, 1873-07-15

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oop1e4 OF eho PHd2NIx - I've ce1tR.
Some people say that dask barred wo-
men marry first. We differ; it is ths
light:headed ones.
1t is said that pounded ice, dipped in
the white of an egg, will settle the sto-
mach when all else fails.
"Cholera bomb shells" is the scathing
sarcasm launched by inpecunious urohins
at the luscious water-melons.
Young man, bear in mind that though
some of the city sanctuaries arc closed
today, there's . place below always
open.
Yesterday was payday at the garrison.
and it is presumed that fully 81, 900 was
disbnrsed in various ways by the boys in
blue.
Broken sponts are common through
out the city. There is penalty attached
to wasting Of water, which careless citi.
IONS should be reminded of.
Business improves, despite the dull
season. Numerous jobbing merchants.
in wator- melons. ornament the side
walks with their tempting stocks.
The Morris cotton gins are all the 90.
| air. Morris is practical man, and su-
perintends his business lending help.
ing hand when necessary.
Any individual having o Gle of the
South Carolimian, for the months of June,
July and August, 1862, will confer a
favor by making it known at PHOENIX
Office.
1t is absolutely necessary that some
thing should be done relative to The CITY
fire alarm. The bell requires renewing; F.;
Or as some have suggested. fling ont
OF the crack.
A black and tan pointer slut has taken
up her abode on the premises of citi-
zen, who is anxious to get of her. In
formation as to her whereabouts can be
obtained at this Office.
The Southern Express Company has
considerably reduced its rates OF freight
over the lines of the Charlotte, Colum-
bia and Augusta and Wilmington, CO.
iumbia and Augusta Railroads., and all
points between Augusta and Rich hmond.
A fastidious citizen of Zanesyille.
Ohio, objects to the boys bathing in the
reservoir which supplies tho city with
water. Bathing is nothing; the water
supplied to our citizens looks as though
something worse than bathing was done
in it.
Messrs. r. Q. Silver & Co. have
adopted novel plan for displaying thei,
different styles OF wall papering cover.
ing the sidewalk in front of their i'm.
mense establishment. See what they
have to say relative to "Seasonable
Goods"
By card in another column, it will BIZ
seen that Major Gulick, by authority o.
the Comptroller of the Currency. vii
proceed to organize new National Bank
IN this city. 1t is profitable business
and those who are fortunate enough te
possess surplus funds will, doubtless. in
vest
Advertisers, who bring funeral, mar
riage and other small notices to this
Office. must come prepared to pay fo,
them. It is unreasonable to ask US tc
charge these petty amounts, and our ex
perieuce teaches us that We ultimately
get paid for one out of three. Oar terms
are published.
AN excursion for the merchants O.
Augusta, over the Wilmington, Colum
bia and Augusta Railroad, has been ar
ranged by Mr.. John jenkins, agent o.
the road at that place. The excursion
train left the Union Depot, yesterday
Mt $40 P. NJ, and will return next Fri
day afternoon.
Mr.. Emile Ponciguon died ut his resi-
dence, in Charleston, on Friday, at 9
O'Clock 7. NJ, in the seventy.fourth
year OF his age. OF apoplexy. He re
sided in Columbia during the late war
where ho made many friends. Mr.. P
was native Of Bermuda, whence he
rcfugeed in early life. lie was Il wealth,
and n liberal man.