The daily phoenix. [volume] (Columbia, S.C.) 1865-1878, 1874-06-05
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4 The Landlords Association meet in
Twins Hall this evening.
The happiest season Of the year
Vacation time" will soon be here.
The huir is now plastered Oh the
female forehead in tiny waves.
Cremation chat-the path OF glory
leads but to the hue.
Those mint jultps ,Lut Tom Culiins
had, when III Columbia, were prepared
by Henry.
Now IS THE TIME-ro advertise. al
our summer rates, und while there is
leisure 10 read the papers.
We learn tina. ii culorcd child. IN the
South west portion Of the city, found
u bottle Of liquid, yesterday, and drank
the contents. by which it was fatally
poisoned
Rev. J. X MendcnhuiI, of thi. city.
Will deliver an address before tie lite.
rary societies uf Furmnu Univeraitv.
Greenv'lle. On Tuesday evening, 10th
June
Yesterday murning was scorchrr,
"a" AFTERNOON cooler. the night coolest.
Ihefe was great promise of rain at
tlncs during the day and night, aud
we'll pick up here when it raius.
Punches OF every style and variety
are III vogue; but The latest is the
Schuelzen punch, introduced aud pre.
pared solely by S=cgcrs' Henry.
People should be careful about buy
ing chickens in the market. Much of
the poultry i'll the country is affected
With II disease Which turns the flesh
black aud renders it unfit to eat.
Robbers entered the room of Mr.. H.
Q. Milligan, at AIRS. Stratton's board.
ing house. on Tuesday night, and car
rled oil his watch and email amount
OF money. Secure your room doors ut
night. or sleep with one eye open.
County Treasurer W. A. Leslie and
County Auditor A. NJ. Folger. of
Picsens, have settled with the Comp
troIler-G General, and their accounts
have proved satisfactory to that officer.
The treasury of Abbeville County is
empty. The Press and Banner warns
contractors Of the risk they run in sup
plying the County commissioners
with food for the inmates Of the poor
house.
The association that treated our
community to the elegant entertain
ment on Wednesday evening is the
Choral Union, and not lho "Floral"
Union, as supposed by tho compile
ment Of bouquets and other circum
stances on the occasion.
Parties having chances at the silver
pitcher, afghan, beetle jewelry. gentle.
mems scarf pins, amber jewelry, sofa
cushion and picture, will please call at
the Wheeler House aud settle. There
are only six chances left. The ruffle
will be had in the sitting room of the
Wheeler House. this evening, ut Q
o'clock.
The Governor has appointed a. j.
Fryer, 0. 2. Wheeler and z. P. Bethea
as County Commissioners for Marion
Comfy. rice Arthur Deas, Euos Rsaves
aud Laurence Mills, recently convicted
OF official misconduct and sentenced to
imprisonment and fne; and Mr.. Thos.
M. Wilkes, of Richland, Notary
Public.
PARDoN.-The Governor yesterday
pardoned Mr.. George E. Tupper, who
Was found guilty of manslaughter at
the AIay term of the Court Of General
Sessions, held in this County one year
ago, and sentenced by Judge Carpen-
ter to FIVE years in the penitentiary,
which was committed TO service for
The same period in the County Jail,
where Mr.. Tupper has since remained
until yesterday. when the papers were
duly signed.
The Governor also parluned Mr..
Hezekiah E. Duncan, convicted of
manslanghter, in Fairfield County, mt
the January term of the Court OF Gen.
eral Sessions, Judge T. J. Mackey pre-.
siding and aapfeprnl IN tho ,,on;k,