The daily phoenix. [volume] (Columbia, S.C.) 1865-1878, 1873-07-03
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coptes OF the PHGNIx is Ave cents.
Tomorrow, July 4. the post Office will
be open from 8 10 10iA. ii.
This month has five Tuesdays. five
Wednesdays and Eve Thursdays.
The olive soap. advertised by Messre.
j. A. Hendrix & Brother, is all the go.
The attention OF business men is di.
rected to the notices Of the banks, in
this mornings isane.
The thermometer ranges in the nine.
ties, with no indication that the pressure
will decrease.
The music by. Prof. Buchar's Eight.
eenth Infantry Band attracts crowds of
persons every afternoon.
Water-melons and musk melons are
becoming more plentifcl, to the pleasure
OF those having small currency to spare.
Captain Jackson is having Upper
street put in first rate order. 4 good
drive would be OF advantage to the citi.
zcns.
Impure water is moro injurious to
health than impure air, and every person
should be provided with fresh, pure
water for all domestic uses.
This evening, there will be supper
and dance at the Lunatic Asylum, for
the enjoyment OF the inmates of that in.
stitution.
A fractious horse attached TO buggy
exhibited some Of his spirit on Blanding
street, yesterday afternoon. The harness
| only was injured.
Persons in arrears to the PH9NIx for
subscriptions are notified that prompt
payment must be made. It is either
money or no paper.
Commissioners Watts has furnished us
with copy of the monthly report of
the Department Of Agriculture for May
and June, 1873.
The case Of the City Council OF Co.
lumbia rs. the Columbia Water Power
Company, comes up before Judge Car.
penter, in chambers, to-day.
A quantity of type metal-equal to
Babbitt, for many purposes-for sale at
PHGS1x Office. at twenty cents per pound
for small quantities-large lots less price.
Mr.. Glover was not refusal bail, ae
stated. He applied to Judge Graham,
in Charleston, who declined, as it was
not in his jurisdiction. It ahould come
before Judge Carpenter.
The barbecue on the Fourth of July
that was advertised to be served al Gel.
gers Spring, will BIC at the Fair Grounds
instead. Take notice of this change,
and draw the attention of your friends
thereto
F. D. Morris, the enterprising news
agent, on Assembly street. has removed
q few doors below his old stand. HI
keeps constantly on hand all the latest
papers. periodicals., &C.. among which
may be found the PuGSIx.
Tomorrow, July 4, the Marion Street
Sunday School will celebrate its twenty.
fifth anniversary, by recitations, singing
&C., by the children, and an address BY
Rev. P. F. Kistler. Exercises will com.
mence at balf-past z O'Clock P. NJ.
Eutaw Encampment, No. 2, I. o. O.
F.. which has been dormant for some
time, was re-organized June "a, by the
election Of the following officers: G. p,
John A. Elkins; s. W., P. Kind; J. W..
Jas. ". Smith; b. P, John Mcintosh
Scribe, NJ. Goldsmith; Treasurer, John
Mckenzie.
VALE CnuCIs.-The annual com.
mencement at the Ursuline Institute ol
the Immaculate Conception came off,
yesterday afternoon, and was attended
By large number of the friends and
patrons Of the institute. The musical
programme embraced performances or
the guitar, harp and Piano, with voca
acoompaniments. The young ladies per
formed well, evidencing the care and at
tention Of tho teachers. The Fall oI
Sebastopol, on six guitars, was novelty
Honors were conferred upon the follow
ing young ladies: Misses Maria Lynch
| Mollie GRAY, Lotto LYNCH. Lottif