The daily phoenix. [volume] (Columbia, S.C.) 1865-1878, 1874-05-15
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"Crushed strawberry" is one of the
new tints.
Learn to say no, aud it will be of
more use to you than to learn to read
Latin.
The Governor has re-appointed Mr..
Benjamin Hcghes as Trial Justice for
Abbeville County.
Seegers' Henry serves beverage
tnat is beneficial to diseased lungs, and
many for bad appetites.
The picnic OF the Independent
Order of Good Tempiars. of this city,
will take place ou the Goth instant.
We are Indebted to Mes,rs. Hoffman
* Atbrecht for u treat, III the way Of
sausage, potatoes. and other articles
in their line.
The PHOENIX job Office is complete
i'll every respect, and cards, posters,
pamphlets, programmes. bill-heads,
ETC., arc turucd out with alaciity.
This Office lacks nothing of being q
first class job cflice. Any style OF
work desired wo can DO, and that at
low figures and Oh short notice.
Solicitor Runkle accidentally dis
charged pistol which he was band
ling, yesterday, in the Office Of the
Western Union Telegraph Company.
As Mr.. Lincoln sni6, Nobody hurt. Z"
What relation is loaf .: bread to O
locomotive? You'll never guess it,
Bread ID necessity, and locomotive
is au invention; the maternal relation
Of loaf TO IA locomotive will be seen
ut once.
Tie world is i looking glass and
gives buck every man the reflection of
his own face. Frown at it, aud it will
turn und look sourIy upon you; laugh
at it and with it, and it is u Jolly, kind
companion.
Iu accordance with resolution
adopted by the City Council, Oh the
18th instant, all persons holding claims
against the city, which have been mp.
proved and ordered paid by the City
Council, will present tho same at the
Office OF the City Clerk, without delay,
for registry.
We return thanks TO the committee
OF arrangements for an invitation to
attend tho annual celebration of the
Calhoun Society OF Wofford College,
ut Spartanbarg, on Monday evening,
the 22d of June. The subject for de-
bate is, "Wou!d Ireland be benefited
by separation from England?"
At the regular weekly meeting Of
Excelsior Lodge, No. 7, the folio wing
officers were installed: w. G. T., Geo.
W. Irwin; r. II. s., Miss Martha Fet-
ner; Il. L. s., Miss Eliza Dean; W.
V. r., Miss Eva Irwin; w. s., W. J..
North; w. A. S., Miss Anna Belle
Allen; W. L. s., c.. 81. Beard; ". r.,
A. Fugle; W. G., J. Wingate; w. NJ,
L. S. Wood; ". D. NJ, Miss Julia
Irwin; W. l. G., Miss Minnie North;
W. 0. G.. M. "A. Shelton, Jr.; Lodge
Deputy, John +. Sutphen.
DEATH. Mrs. Charles Beck. Sr..
who was an old resident of Columbia,
departed this life, at a ripe old age, on
wednesday night, the 18th instant, in
Atlanta, Ga, where she had resided for
number of years past. Mrs. Beck
had boon confined to her bed for q
great length Of time. She leaves sevc-
raj children, all of whom have reached
years of maturity. The remains will
arrive i'll Columbia this morning. on
the 11.30 train from Augusta, aud will
be escorted to the Presby yterian Church,
where the last sad rites will he Der
formed ut II N.
The MUSICAL DEMONSTRATORS IN
MAY.-The rehearsals, to which we
have already called public attention,
are in full progress. aud continue to
give the most flAt:ering assurances Of
brilliant and unprecedented success
Several of the grandost compositions
OF the immortal masters will be rem.
dered by this combination of vocal
Il A..