The daily phoenix. [volume] (Columbia, S.C.) 1865-1878, 1874-06-21
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Z oooter soup for lqnah at the Pollsok
House to. .morrow. { y
j Mud maohinesi fashionable stteet
Dresses. ! =
{ Dr. ID. L. Boozer has returned from
the medical convention, and can be
consulted at his Office.
There were seven deaths in Colum.
bia for the week ending the Goth
whites 3; colored 4.
Senator T. G. Andrews and Repre-
sentative J. Fielder Meyers have taken
editorial charge of the Orangeburg
Weus
Messrs. Hoffman & Albrecht, next
to PHOENIX Office, have the first peaches
and eggplant Of the season. Their
soda fount is as cold an the collest.
Mr.. Seegers' ice mucbine is working
satisfnctorily. and in few days it is
anticipated that he will supply cen
aumers.
Colonel Black informs US that the
4th of July is u regular holiday for the
soldiers, aud, therefore, it would be
out uf place to call for parade.
Mr. j P. Wessinger. OF Lexington,
has presented us with cotton bloom
the first we have heard of in this Sec
tion OF country.
Not every hamlet has produced its
mute inglorious Milton, but there is
not village in our land which is not
disturbed by his midnight news.
Weather. yesterday. little too
warm for comfort. Thoss interested
in certificates Of indebtedness reached
fever heat.
A white lad was seriously Injured,
yesterday morning. by fall from
rickety wagon containing a load OF
wood. Que OF tho sticks struck him
in the breast and the wagon rolled over
his body.
1t is dull now, you haven't got
many customers. and you ought to
come up and advertise, to induce peo-
pie to come and buy goods. Maybe
they don't know what you've got or
how cheap you'll sell it.
Mr.. A. Pope, general passenger ard
ticket agent of the Atlantic Coast and
Midland lines, advertises excursion
tickets to the principal Northern cities
aud watering places. Read the ad-
vertisement and procure tickets. ye
who are blessed with funds.
A card from the proprietors of the
Glenn Springs Hotel appears in an
other column. These waters possess
valuable medicinal properties. Excur-
sion tickets are obtainable from the
different railroads, and good fare is
promised.
The body of Kernal BAur. whose
death from drowning was recorded in
yesterdays PHGNrz. was escorted to
the depot, yesterday. by the regiment
to which he was attached. The body
will be Inferred in the National Oeme.
terry, at Florence. VI.
One Of the lamps with which Alder
man Carr intends lighting the city has
been on trial in this Office for several
nights. It furnishes brilliant light,
and is seemingly adapted to any busi-
ness but that OF printing, which re-
quires steady fame. The cost OF the
apparatus and oil is remarkably cheap.
The engines must have pumped all
the mud out of the wat-r. at the fire,
on Friday night. as the Water Power
Company's fluid was quite clear. yes
terday. Blythe way, the Palmettoes
we're entitled to the first water, as they
played plug stream aheai of any
other.
Qnite an excited crowd gathered
around the store Of the Messrs. Hen.
dirk. yesterday morning, attracted
there by an alteration between two
countrymen. The difficulty grew out
of n dispute about some meat, which
one had bought from the other. A
couple of policemen lnterfered aud
carried the offending parties Of to the
guard house.
An incenkiary attempt. was made