The daily phoenix. [volume] (Columbia, S.C.) 1865-1878, 1873-05-14

|sopass Of the PHdiR;i11 isiavs ssnts. I.
b 40 the picnic oeason approaohes.
Visions OF lost SPOONS aud missing table
cloths hannt the maternal mind. &;
s a party Of GSpseys are oncamped on
the banks OF the river. just South Of
Neagle's Bridge,
The Charleston bulletin has been
changed frcmia an evening to morning
paper. =
It is currently reported that Mr.. Q. r.
Franklin has become the purchaser Of
Joyner's Hotel, at $50. 900.
$4,000 has been raised in Winnsboro
for the purchase OF Rre engine. and the
list is still open. Here is an opportunity
for the Independents.
DR.. E. E. Jackson has curiosity, in
the shape OF black pansy. It is pre-.
sumed to be purple flower recon
struosed.
There are terrible representations in
onr advertising columns, this morning
Don't be alarmed, however, but call on
the "Indian Girl for particulars.
The captured burglars give no satistac-
tory accounts of themselves Mayor
Alexander will examine them further.
this morning.
Afessrs. r. G. Shiver & Co. announce
another splendid assortment OF goods in
the various lines in which they deal, ut
prices to suit eyery One
The appointment of Mr., Chaa. Mahor
as City Surveyor, recently made by the
Mayor. was unanimously confirmed by
the City CcanoiI, last evening.
The Court Of Common Pleas was en-
gagged the greater part OF yesterday in
hearing the McGowan cases-AIessrs
CLARK & Melton and Mr.. Youmsns coun-
sci.
Don't forget the pio mic at the brewery,
| to-day. Tickets can be obtained from
Captain jackson, or from Mr.. Haber-
NIGHT, at Mr.. Seegers', two doors above
PR3NIx Office.
| As Messrd. Porter s. Steele propose to
close their store on or about the Goth in-
slant, there is but one week left in which
bargains can be obtained. See their no.
tice in another column.
While digging post-holes on the lot in
rear of tho Citizens Savings Bank, yes
terday. box containing the remains of
dog was found. Sensation stories were
| soon ahoat, but the di,seminators finally
quieted down.
See Mr.. G. F Jackson's advertisement
relative to.remnants. In the lot may be
found dress goods and many other arti-
cles OF use to ladies. For the little folke,
he has some very pretty English printed
handkerohiefs. If You see them. you
cannot help purchasing.
Messrs. Thomas Taylor, OF Columbis,
E. B. q. Cash, OF Darlington, Baxter
Springs, of Fort Mills, and John B.
Moore, Of Ststesburg, have been ap-
pointed delegates to represent the State
Auxiliary Joint Stock Company at the
National Agricultural Congress, to be
held in Indianapolis, Indiana.
At the regular meeting OF the Farmers
md Mechanic.' Building and Loan Asso.
citation, held Monday night, So, 900 were
sold, at prices ranging from $2.1O to
$2.21 per share. The President gave
notice that there were few more shares
remaining unsold to complete the first
series, and persons desirous of availing
themselves of the benefits to be derived
from the association will have an oppor-
tunity of doing 80 at any time previous
to the next meeting.
PHGN1xANA.. Tho nick OF time
Wrinkles.
A suro cure for felons-Twisted hemp.
a powerful jackscrew-Captain Jack g
crew.
A handsome thing in shawls-a pretty
girl.
The first superior oourt-When King
Copheota wooed the beggar maid.
Out in Omaha, they use tame Indians
as coopers. They are found very export
in coopering barrels with war-whoops.
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