The daily phoenix. [volume] (Columbia, S.C.) 1865-1878, 1874-05-28


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Pres.x xae6hlish. nights are in order
+ sss ;s s.p'a'y gro" aged ~ Y sort 4
The R.lmettoes were out psactising
their 81 Gamer last evening D.
Experience teaches many things, and
all men are his scholars.
Cherries and early fruits generally
are purchasablo in Columbia.
Gnrden truck is now plentiful. but
not yet very cheap.
The cottage bonnets introduced last
month are not SUCCESS.
The thermometer Mt noon yesterday,
in cool place, stood at 81.
Everybody is talking OF pic.nics and
excursions now.
Monogram buttons arc introduced
on some Of the new walking suits.
Wood is drug in the market Just
now; but the druggists don't advertise
it.
Whooping cough aud measles are
prevalent in Columbia, but in mild
form.
Laws, like sausages. would fail TO
inspire respect, if all people knew how
they we're make.
Rev. Mr.. Hemphill will prench in
the Pro shy terian Church next Sunday,
forenoon and ut night.
Tomorrow il the day set for Moses
trial at Orangeburg. but We bet our
bottom dollar that it don't come off.
The meeting OF the City Council,
called for Tuesday night. for the pur-
pose of cIectiug City Attorney, was q
failure.
The Indian Girl cigar store dis
tributes fans, (rather fragile, though
gratuitously, to the purchasers of
cigars.
The !hree County Com missioners of
Barnwcll County, indicted last week
for stealing public funds, have been
tried aud convicted.
If any ons has piece of garden or
other hose. (which is of the size usually
attached to the city W ter sponts, for
sale, they may find purchaser at this
Office.
The Governor has appointed Mr.. II.
V. Stonehouse Trial Justice for
Charleston County, and e.appointed
Mr.. j. B. Phillips as Trial Justice for
Oconee County.
Owing to the sickness OF Trial Jas
tice Stratton, yesterday. the trial Of
Mary Bowens, for supposed completely
in the destruction OF the Gibbes place,
WAS postponed until . P. NJ. to-day.
Mr.. Gaines has just brought on
twenty immigrants, with their fami-
lies. said to be- fine set of men. They
leave Columbia. this morning, for
Lanrens and other places in the State.
Counterfeit ton cent bills of the new
issue are in circulation. The difference
between the genuine and bogus con.
sists in the stamp, which in the gonu-
inc is green and in the imitation red.
The Sabbath School scholars of the
Lutheran Church enjoyed themselves
AT picnic on the grounds attached to
tue brewery yesterday. Parents,
teachers aud friends were equally
pleased.
The Lutheran Visitor has changed
hands. II is now published in
Charleston. Rev. J. Hawkins, of
West Virginia, aud Prof. E. J. II.
Dreher, of Wnlhalla, are the new
editors.
The festive mosquito has made his
appearance. His voice is as swet. aud
soothing ns of yore. and tho SHOWS
and winds Of winter seem to have had
no percepnble influence Tor the worse
on his generous health.
Cucnmbcrs are plentiful in the mar.
ket, and may be bought ut most any
price or nGe. They do not grow cheap
ns they grow Old. but the fever and
other Ills that follow the free use of
cucnmhers are assured, ut any price.
Rev. Mr. Bryson. pastor OF the Pres
bytcrlan Church In Columbia, will
preach the anniversary sermon bpforr