The daily phoenix. [volume] (Columbia, S.C.) 1865-1878, 1874-06-11
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| PHEE1X.
Total darkness last night-neither
gas light nor moonlight.
Mrs. W. J. Tucker, OF Santuc, died
10 this city, a few days ago.
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The Governor has appointed Joel r.
Sloan and Elias jenkins, of Oconee.
Notaries Public.
The Marion Street Sunday School
will picnic it to-day. at Diamond
Hill, short distance below Columbia.
a meeting of the Landlords Pro-
tective Association will be held in
lrwin's Hall. this evening. at 8 o'clock.
Mr. William Smith died yesterday
morning near Fish Dam, Union Coan-
ty. IN the seventy sixth year of his age.
There is every indication that sn
extra meeting of the Legislature will
shortly be called. MATTERS of State, /"
you know.
Mrs. Henry b. Blease. formerly of
this city, died in Newberry, on the
it,, after an illness Of twenty.four
honrs.
Owing TO the rain, yesterday even
ing. the meeting Of the Columbia Ii.
brary Association was postponed to
Friday, 6 P. NJ.
| The bell Of tho Washingto- Street
Methodist Church was consecruted.
yesterday, aud hoisted to its place in
the steeple.
This Office lucks nothing of being q
first class job Office. ANY stvle of
work desired We can do, and that at
iow figures aud on short notice.
Fat and Louis, of the Pollock
House, go it strong on lunches-soup,
vegetables, bread and cheese-every
day, at II o'clock.
Tnscarora Tribe, No. 3. Improved
Order of Red Mon, was instituted ut
Newberry G. H., on the 29th uIt., by
Past Sachem Robert Moorehouse. of
Columbia
Mr.. DeSaussure Bacot requests us
to say that he is no longer connected
with the Southern Artificial Stone
Company. and, therefore, in no way
responsible for its action.
! The Uaion-Rerald PROCESSES readi-
ness to wipe out every stain OF cor
ruption in the Radical ranks, and to
give the Conservatives q fair show.
Very we'll. What is your modus ope-
randi?
During the heated term. many per-
sons are forced to pass the night on
their piazzAs; as they sometimes over
sleep themselves, it is suggested that
alarm clocks be called into requisition.
Work has been resumed on tie
Washington Street Methodist Church,
and efOrts are being made to effect
arrangements by which the building
will be completed by the 1st OF Octo.
| Der.
The excitement relative to certificates
OF indebtedness is getting up to fever
heat. The holders of claims will bring
their heavy artillery to bear, while the
Treasurer is throwing up very strong
breast-works 10 repel it.
Mr.. John T. Sutphea will commence
his calls. this morning. at the resi-.
dences OF our citizens, to collect such
volumes as they are willing to contri-
butte to the library Of the Good Tenn.
plars.
Henry has secured supply of new
fashioned tomatoes, called "calico
tomatoes. He will serve them at IL
o'clock this morning. Messrs. Hoff.
man & Albrecht furnish these vegetn.
b!es with the variegated hues.
Owing to the scarcity Of funds, work
on the new City Hall has been sus.
pended. The Court Houses Federal
and County-are going ahead rapidly,
and will eventually be important or
naments to our beautiful city.
The weather, yesterday morning,
was but slight improvement on the
previous day; but about o'clock, q
storm-cloud passed over and materially
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