The daily phoenix. [volume] (Columbia, S.C.) 1865-1878, 1874-06-04
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A horse never gets beyond his ninth
year-if his owner wuuts to sell him.
The Governor has appointed Mr.. J.
NJ. Deuuis, Of Sumter County. Trial
Justice
Let ns ali give tiInnks for the re.
treshing shower which came 80 gently
down upon u:; yester mf,ru
We acknow!edg. the receipt Of an
invitation to attend the cnmmence.
men: exercisrs of Roanoke College, ut
Salem, Va. on the 17th inst.
Columbia early yesterday morning,
whicti is tie first we have had in some
time.
9 .its number u: families uru 10
leave the city Sonu for the summer
season. Some go to tue mountains,
bn, nsuy others go North.
mnn may forget his business, his
fnmity un,l ali his sacred obligat,ous Of
llir. but he always remembers where
DR. j NJ. Wrs,moreIund. travelling
age; Of the Greenville Daily Neus,
c''!i.d upon MS yesterday He ia also
travelling iii other interests.
We received visit, yesterday, from
Mr. Bartrac, Snyder. Secretary of the
Philadelphia Board of Steam Naviga-
ton, and correspondent Of the Numicni
GuzeNe
There was considerable interest in
this city over the Derby race. We
heard "f some parties who were fortu.
nato en""gh to staS" their reenbAcks
Oh tho Winning Eorse.
The opinion is freely expressed by
some that they never expect to be hot
ter than they were Monday night.
Well, we were warm ourselves, but we
sin't I'D eaSy as to the matte. of never
being any warmer.
There is nothing which contributes
more to the sweetness of life than
friendship; there is nothing which
dIaturbs our repose more than friends,
il va have not the dscernment to
choose them we'll.
Inquiry was made yesterday as to
VIXEN the fire bell would be put up !;
aud We are happy to state that it will
be attended to ut once, as Mr.. Tom
Collins has just arrived for the pur.
pose.
We invite special attention to the
advertisement Of CIeaveland Mineral
Springs, n. c.. in another column.
To persons in quest of health aud
pleasure during the hot summer
months. this delightful sums mer resort
offers superior attractions.
The Grand Jury OF Lexington pre-
sent the official bond of Emanuel
Walker. recently appointed Auditor,
oice j. Il. Hendrix. as insufficient; be.
cause the bond Of the Comfy Auditor
il for $1,000. and the principal and
sureties on the same, according to
their sworn returns upon the tax du-
picates Of the County, show them to
bs worth only S243
BEFORE ASSOCIATE JUSTICE WRIGHT,
AT CHAMBERS. s.-Tho State, ca rel. Ems-
nuel Walker, rs James 81. Hendrix.
Petition for mandamus Mr.. Boozer
WAS heard for relator; Mr.. CHAM ber.
lain for respondent. This case is i'm.
portaht, inasmnch as it involves the
Question whether or not the Governor
can suspend legally appointed officer
"for canse," under the recent Act,
without setting forth that cause, aud
allowing the officer nu opportunity Of
de.sn:e thereon before the Legislature
assemblies. Decision reserved.
ACCIDENT =. Yesterday afternoon,
Messrs Charles S Minort aud Charles
NJ Wilder were driving down Main
street, in II buggy. und had reached the
corner of Medium street, when their
horse made IL sudden turn, npsetting
the buggy and throwing out the occu.
pants, boti. cf whom we're severely
hurt. MIR. Wilder was unconscious for
some time, nhd it was supposed Mt first