The daily phoenix. [volume] (Columbia, S.C.) 1865-1878, 1873-07-12
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copies OF the PHGN1x is Ave cents.
Inc average school-boy is enjoying va.
cation.
Moonlight promenades are popular at
this time.
Inc world may owe every man living,
but some are too lazy to collect it.
Take it COOL" is the popular saluta.
ton during the present weather
What greater pleasure is there in life
than that of being non .cond uctor Of. n
newspaper
"A pound tomato has been placed upon
our desk. The grower thinks "sonae
things can be done as we'll as Others"
Loo Hill, Esq, well.known and
hIghly-respected citizen Of Edge6eld.
died on the 7th. He had many friends
iu Columbia.
The contemplated Blythe Gray duel,
which created considerable excitement in
Greenville, has been sque!cbed, and all
parties are satisfied.
1t is not true, as has been malipnant,v
reported, that the Philadelphians pro.
pose to continue their centennial exhibi.
ton hundred years. The story origin.
ated with one of our city aldermen, who
thought that the name of the exhibition
implied that it wonld last a century!
We are informed that Colonel s. 4,
Pcarce. in charge of the Columbia Canal.
VINO had been directed by the Board OF
hea1th TO abate nuisance in the canal,
between the ferry and brick yard bridges,
commenced work upon the same yester-
day, and will finish to-day. Serious
sickness in the neighborhood had cause d
the complaint to the board.
A small colored boy. about eleven
years old, named Andrew Lee, came to
this city On the evening of the 4th, and
wandered away from the party having
him IN charge. Any person knowing of
his whereabouts will confer a favor by
communicating with his sister, Lula
Cooper, near the Charlotte Railroad de.
pot.
HABEAs CoRpUs. Mr. A. Glover, of
Edgetield, was carried before Judge
Maher. at BarnwelI, on the 10th, on
writ OF hd6eds corpus. General Gary
and Messrs. YoumRns and Bacon ap.
peared for the prisoner, and J. r. Abney,
Esq, for the State. After hearing grgu-
ments in the case, the Judge granted the
application. Bail in the sum Of s5, 600
was demanded and furnished.
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PHGSIxIANA.- = Comfort for the unfor.
tunate-It is never too late to get up.
The rarest thing in the world What
is called common sense.
Chuckle-heads-P People who 60 round
chucking dice for drinks.
J Ten currency mills make cent; but
fancy what ten gin mills make
When you want to help man. help
him. Never do anything BY halves.
The most extravagant oi ~spendsh.iits
is the man who throws away his health.
It suggested that young ladies are
SO anxious to get husbands because
every woman is amiss until she is mar
; ried.
Western toast-Let come what Will
come, for it is sure to come, 80 come and
let US take drink! And they all came.
The hops at the watering places are
beginning to brew
A spot where oceans of milk may be
found-Or Cowes.
A shocking atf.ir-An electrical ma
chine
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LIST OF New ADVERTISEMENTS.
e. Ef Jackson-Turnip Seed.
; John Il. Clarkson-Oheap Beef.
Simmons Liver Regulator.
Chas. H. Djtson & Co.-AIusic.
HOTEL ARn1vALs, July TO- WAee,s,'
Ho"sc-E NJ Johnston, Y;J J Cohen,
, Augusta;J J II McDevitt, T a Bellanger,
Edgefield; Miss Hancock, Miss NJ Pride,
Ga; Wm Dudley, Fl Z Osler, Capt Daw
son, Charleston; DR. Thos Smith, Savan-
nah; B D Townsend, Society Hill; c P
Hyde. n G; B F williamson, Greenyille;