The daily phoenix. [volume] (Columbia, S.C.) 1865-1878, 1873-07-17
80 al Items.

ooPAoe VI tH6 fHRNIX ls I'VE cents.
10 remove stains from character Get
rich.
The man who can rise to duty over q
throbbing "bile" and diaphragm fouled
by watermelon, may Justly be ranked as
hero.
Mail Agent Fuller running over the
Charlotte, Columbia and Augusta Rail.
road. neglected his duties and was
promptly dismissed.
Except the vice OF intemperance. the: @
is no other which mau Gan sc aa,i!; &C.
qulre, and which is 30 wholly unneces-
sary, as the use OF proiane language.
Persons in arrears to the PHOENIX for
subscriptions are notified that prompt
payment must be made I. is either
money or no paper.
Advertisers, who bring funeral, mar
riage and other small notices to this
oiiice, must come prepared to pay for
them. 1t Is unreasonable to ask us to
charge these potty amounts, and our e1-
p"ricnce teaches us that we ultimately
get paid for one out of three. Our terms
are published.
Mr.. w. I. McClelion, who has been
engaged in canvassing this city for the
sale OF tho beautifully illustrated edition
OF the Holy Bible, published by William
Flint & Co., of Atlanta. Ga, is now de-
llvering them to subscribers. He has
already disposed OF more than 100 copies.
He will soon visit the adjacent Counties.
We cordially commend him to our read
ers.
There is curiosity il the bird line at
the Pollock House. We thought it was
Ely up the Creek" but Pat. told US it
was Mexican drake. But while we
were examining the bird, Pat. informed
another inquirer it was Spanish drake.
OF course, We have nothing to do with
his telling two tales about it.; but we
should like to know the name he will
give it when it is served up in soup.
The South Carolina Railroad folks
claim speed as we'll as other lines. a
car load OF corn, as they inform ns, WAS
ordered by firm at Frog Level from the
West, piu the Charlotte. Columbia and
Augusta Railrond, and four weeks after
wards, another car load was ordered by
the same firm from the same point, pia
the South Carolina Railroad. The two
car loads were received the same day ut
Frog Level.
It is quite notorious that in these dc.
generate times vice marches on virtue
with bold front and naughty mien, and
generally succeeds in striking down all
barriers in its course. SO, even in our
once beautiful city. Street walkers and
common bawds are met where once they
dare not enter. Their habitations have
been located Oh our principal streets
aud they are ever in the view of virtue
and innocence. The city fathers should
look after them.
NAIL ARRANGEMENTS. Tho Northern
mail opens G3O and 1O.30'A. NJ. close,
A. Al. and G.30lP. Al. ;Chsrlesto1
opens A. N. and . 80 T. NJ; close,
Is and s 80 P. NJ. Western opens 6.3t
and $50 A. ~; closes and $50 P. Al
Wilmington opens 4.30 +. NJ: olosel
6 4. NJ. Grecnvillo opens 6.45 P. NJ.
closes A. NJ. On Sunday the Office il
J open from 3 to P. NJ.
, while asleep at his room i'll Aiken
S c., ou the night of July l, Rev. Geo
}. Griiliths was robbed of an entire sui
Of clothes. In attempting to take some
other things. the noise awoke the sleeper
in time to see the robbers make off will
what they had. Ills pursuit and shot
$ from his pistol, he thinks, was the cause
Of their dropping a part of the booty
Such n loss to Brother G. is not q email
, item"
So says the Christian NciyAJor. The
reverend gentleman must have antic
patcd squalls, to have provided himsel
with pistol. During the present cru
sode against concealed weapons, this is
bad example to set. We notice, also, il
this instance, that the reverend editor O.