The daily phoenix. [volume] (Columbia, S.C.) 1865-1878, 1873-07-02
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The annual commencement OF Ursu.
line Convent, at Valle Cruois, nehr Co.
lumbia, S. O., comes off to-day, at 81
O'Clock.
Persons in arrears to the PuGS11 for
subscriptions are notified that prompt
payment must be made. It is either
money or no paper.
The question naturally arises what
would our Trial Justices do were it net
for the festive freaks Of the gentle Afri-
olr?
A quantity of type metal-equal to
Babbitt, for many purposes-for sale at
the PHOENIX Office, at twenty five cents
per pound for small quantities less
figures for large lots.
The Union. Herald is stickler for
fashion-it has had four different bends
during its six months existence. Per-
haps the proprietors think it better to
be ont Of the world than out Of fashion.
Our German fellow-citizens enjoyed
themselves at pio-nic and dinner, yes
terday, at the brewery. The fun was
kept up until Lunar made her appeAronca,
when all "came home by the light OF the
moon"
Mr.. f. Bush made his last run over
the Greenville and Columbia Railroad,
yesterday he takes position on the
Air Line Railroad. We wish him as
prosperous md pleasant career in his
new as in his old position.
We regret to learn by despatch from
Thomasville, Ca. that the house occu.
pied by Messrs. A. III. Hunt and VIM.
Puryear, formerly residents OF Columbis,
was destroyed during an extensive fire in
that town, few days ago.
It WAS rumored on the streets, yester-
day, that Mr.. A. a. Glover, OF Edgefeld,
had been refused bail in the case of the
State rs. Glover, for the homicide of
Mr.. Lovett Gomilion, before Judge
Graham, at Charleston, on Monday.
At the annual meeting of the Phoenix
Hook and Ladder Company. the follow
ing officers were elected to serve the en-
suing year: J. L. Little, Foreman; P.
NIeighan, Assistant Foreman; F. D.
Koneman. Secretary; j. Jeans. Trea-
surer.
Dir. James Clafey has kindly fur.
nishod MS with mess Of potatoes. OF the
peerless Pink" variety. They are
large and mealy, with their skins much
resembling the "Esrly Rose" They
we're grown in Mr.. Clatfey's garden in
this city.
It is proposed to raise by subscription
a sufficient sum Of money to erect @
suitable and appropriate monument te
the memory OF Hon. James L. Orr. The
plan suggested is, that the subscription
should be made as follows: By the Ba,
OF his Circuit; by the Masons of the
Slate; by the members of Orr's Rifle
Regiment, and by his friends generally
The steamship line between Charles
ton and New York is extensively patron
lied at this season Of the year. The
boats are built OF iron, have every con
venience, state-rooms on deck, tables
we'll supplied, and the officers competent
and courteous. Mr.. ". A. Courtenay il
the agent Of tho "Iron Line" consisting
of the Georgia aud South Carolina. The
rates are much less than by rail. while
you are free from dust and heat.
To Our EXCHANGES s.-The time ha.
arrived for the enforcement Of the new
postal regulations. in anticipation o
which We have revised our exchange list
and cut of such exchanges as can be dis
pcnsed with. Daily newspapers will
which We wish to exchange will receiv,
THE PHOENIX, il they desire it, as hereto
fore, each paying postage on what is re
ceived. Those daily journals which con
tinue to receive The PuENIx may consi
der US willing to exchange; and vii
please notify us if such All arrangemcn
is not agreeable. The weekly Journal
published in this State, to which VI
have hitherto sent rJIE Pu,ESIy cnilv n