The daily phoenix. [volume] (Columbia, S.C.) 1865-1878, 1873-08-03

The Press CONVENTION. mem.
bars Of the State press will mee! in con-
vsntion in this city, on next Wednesday,
9th instant, at 8 o'clock P. NJ, for the
purpose OF organizing State Fress AS
sociation. Tue meeting will be held at
Temperance Hall and will be called 10
order precisely at 8 O'Clock.
DELICIOUS BATHINa.-Our neighbor,
Dr. Heinitsh, ("semper paratus,') has a
cheap cologne, tea.spoon-ful of which
thro wn in the bath-(our ID says throw
it in the reservoir ,)-enhauces the pro-
phylac!io properties of the odors, and
renders the water innoxious. Let us al,
t-y it. 4
MAIL ARRANaEMENTs.- Northern
mail opens G.30 and 10. 30lA. NJ. CLOSES
I6 4. NJ. and 6.3O P. Al. Charleston
opens Z a. NJ. and 2 3Op. NJ; closes
6.l5 and 8 81 P. NJ. Western opens $50
and $50 A. NJ; closes and 6 80 P. Ar.
Wilmington opens 4.30 F. NJ; closes
6 A. III. Greenville opens Gas P. NJ;
closes A. Nj. On Sunday the Office is
open from to 4 P. nj.
PHGNIxrANA.- Don't tell an editor
how to run newspaper. Let the poor
fool find it out himself.
Don't invest your money in lottery
tickets Give some other man q chance
for prize.
In time OF peas prepare for more.
The young lady who refused to go into
rifle factory because some of the guns
had no breeches. is spending q few days
in the country. Lat her stay.
A lady writer says that the present is
the age OF sensible dress for women.
What will they say when the foolish age
comes round again?
We make the following extract from
the editorial correspondence Of Vir.
ginia journal, from Montgomery White
Sulphur Springs:
Oar spare day-rarely an idle one,
altogether-being the Sabbath, we as.
sembled in the large ball room, with a
goodiy number of persons-mostly la
dies, to the discredit of our own sex, be
1t said-to hear sermon from the Rev.
DR.. Reynolds, of Columbia, 8. G. So
soon rs the Doctor commenced his open
ing service. we were impressed with his
tine e'ocution, and anticipated O good
sermon. In this we wern not disap-
pointed The text was: tFor godliness
Is profitable unto all things, having the
promise Of the life that now is and of
that which is to come" It was an ear
nest, practical, and, withal, chaste and
beautiful discourse, aud gave great plea.
sure to the lovers of good preaching.
We trust that some seed fell into honest
hearts, to bring forth good fruit in COM
ing years. Our friend. J. F. P, of this
city, was in his element and led the
singing, OF course, in which many Of the
ladies Joined with great spirit. At night,
young gentleman from Lexington read
tue service and a sermon, the being a
candidate only for holy orders, as we
unders!ood,) and made an appeal in be-
half of the Lee Memorial Church, under
the charge of DR.. Pendleten. We did
not hear what amount was realized from
his e11rt. Early yesterday morning, we
had, in obedience to the derla, of
business, to ''tear onrself away i.om
this sylvan retreat; End thus ended our
first Sabbath ct Virginia watering
place, with its pleasant company and its
beautiful surroundings.
HOTEL Ann1yALs, August O. Wheeler
House, s Clarksop, Charlotte; A Falk,
Charleston; r b league, Miss J J
league, Miss ] A Parker. Elge6eld;
" Harrison, Anderson; r 4 Hand, Au.
gusta; L Buck, S G; Matt O'Brien.
Augusta; ] D Rollins, Kingston; ] S
Settle, baltimore.
Co!um1M Hoiel-R A keenan,, city; J
" O O'Brien, 9 2 Gardner, G A Wagner,
Charleston; t NJ Canton, city; c K
Knowles. n Y; T J Goodwyn, A T
Darby, Fort Motto; 3 Kershaw, S c;
T. P Harlee, Mars Bluff; r. Brownfield,
Statesburg; q Borick, Strooss, La; r
Hayward, wifo and son. Charleston; "
Sprinkle, n c; d Morse, Ga; j II
Steliipg, & & G Il r.
LIST OF NEW ADVERTISEMENTS.
Jacob Levin-Gas Bills.
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