The daily phoenix. [volume] (Columbia, S.C.) 1865-1878, 1873-06-20
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PAinteu on lta'aWnlnH.
Old newspapers for sale at PHGS1
office, at fifty cents hundred.
There is some talk about new hotel
i'll Columbia. Perhaps the business is
no: crowded already.
The stocks OF fire works are being.
brought to the front already, in autici.
patton Of the Fourth.
Governor Moses. by proclama Ii on, OF
fers reward for the capture of William
Hazelden, murderer, Of williamsburg
County.
Persons in arrears to the PHGS11 for
subscriptions are notified that prompt
payment must be made. 1t is either
money or no paper.
A board Of honor was recently in ses-
sion in Camden. for the purpose of Civ
ing an opinion in an issue between two
gentlemen living in Richland County.
Mr.. Hardy Solomon has discovered the
eecret OF business success. He advcr-
tises i'll our columns somo fine liquors
ana fresh canned goods.
Hereafter only the night trains en- the
South Caroline Railroad will connect
with the Macon and Augusta and the
Georgia Railroad mt Augusta.
Governor Moses has appointed w. B.
Williams, q Trial Justice Of York County,
to act as Coroner, to ill the vacancy ex-
listing there.
We made biundcr about that little
boys hat; he went for it at the beck Of
that portly gentleman, whose polite at
tendance can always be foun.l at Messrs.
Swaffields'.
Stout men are said not to be invaria-
oily large eaters; but there is prize fat
man in this city, who has his nine square
meals per day, and grows rounder and
rounder upon them.
Money is go tight now that some per-
sons who talked vaguely awhile ago
about going ''up the country" for the
summer. now think it more likely that
they may go "np the spout" instead.
The election in Ward 2. for an Alder
man to fill tile vacancy occasioned by
the resignation Of Alderman Wilder, re.
suited in the choice of Joseph Taylor.
No excitement; no opposition; one
horse race; in fact, few voted. -:
One OF the minor annoyances OF sum
mer, eczima solaris, or prickly heat, has
already come with the hot weather. A
| faxp ,1rono of liz, n ;,;o., taIoo o,,o,;o,
ally in water is said to be the best cor
rcctivc uf it,
An application, signed by the tele-
graphic and newspaper people in some
of the principal Southern cities, has
been forwarded to Mr. Barr, the Associ-
ated Press Agent ut Washington City,
requesting that the reports be sent in q
little earlier at noon and in the evening.
1t WAS II mistake to suppose that he
was sun struck. simply because lie stag
gered. The disease is an epidemic, and
the police don't care much whether it
spreads or not. 1t can be contracted d in
most any bar-room, and it goes hard
during these warm days.
Up-country dealers should not fail to
visit the magniliceutly arranged drug
store OF DR.. f. S. FAINT. ut Ncwbcrry.
The doctor has recently reiittcd tho es-
taLlishmcnt from cellar TO dome, and is
prepared with full stock to fill all
orders, Wholesale or retail, with colerity
and certainty, a. veil as cheaply
y wedding without wine is announced
in fashionable quarters 1t comes in the
nick Of time to supersedo the monoto-
nous appendix, "No cards" Hereafter
it will be en- regls to add to the matrimo-
nial formula tho sensible record, mo
wino"-a good piece OF economy with
which to begin life.
Mr.. t. NJ. Pollock, proprietor of the
| Wheeler House. has erected m awning
in front ui his establishment, which
makes the vicinity enticins to the hot
and weary mid day traveller. Mr.. Pollock
knows the benefit Of improvements, and
will continue to mako them rs long as
there is field Of operation.
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