The daily phoenix. [volume] (Columbia, S.C.) 1865-1878, 1874-06-27
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Rubber rjewelrysis again fashionable.
Trliies lighter than straws are levers
in bdilding;up the character.
The coniunctive mood for the week
Thoughts of matrimony.
Gantelopes. peaches. eto., at Messrs.
Hoffman & Albrechts.
Tho contented man is never poor.
the discontented never rich.
f. W. Fickling, Esq. the eminent
lawyer, has returned 10 Columbia,
thoroughly recuperatcd.
Ice machines are being run SUCCESS.
fully in Columbia, Charlotte and An.
gusta.
Gov. Moses has given official Motif.
cation of his intention to run for tho
gubernatorial chair.
Qnills are the things that are some.
times taken from pinions of one goose
to spread the opinions of another.
d. G. Stevenson. Esq, OF the Lou
isville Courier Journal, arrived in the
city, yesterday. He is on tour of
observation through the South.
1t Is understood that the Supreme
Court will meet to-day, and render
decision on the issuing OF the certifi-
Gates Of indebtedness.
A much-needed rain, last night, had
the effect of cooling the heated atmos.
phere. and ut the same time laying the
dust and benefitting the crops.
''And he parted his hair in the mid
die and played like fend on the
fiddle. is popular midnight refrain.
A fish five inches long, with four
fully developed legs. passed through
the water pipes. yesterday, and is to
be Heen in tank at Brookbanks'.
II it be SO that death loves shining
mark. there are yet some noses in
town that are in great danger OF being
struck.
Don't talk any moro about orema-
tiou such hot weather as this. Let it
be ice-cremation or nothing. McKen.
ze will furnish it.
If every lady in the land had pair
OF pretty iittle feet. &c would wegyr a
"blus-eyed kiss" that q long dress
would not be seen in days journey.
Mr.. Mckenzie has a preparation
which gratifies the palates OF all Who
have tried it-coftee soda water It is
prepnted from pure Java coffee. and is
very refreshing. lt
Mr.. Eddie Orchard, of this city, is
exhibiting his skill in chess by several
very successful games in Charleston.
At last accounts, he was several games
ahead OF his competitor, Mr.. Ottolen.
gui.
Never marry for wealth, but remem.
Der that 1t is just as easy to love a girl
who has brick house, with Mansard
roof and silver plated door. bell, as one
who hasn't anything but an auburn
head and an amiabie disposition.
Lives there man. with nose SO red,
who never to himself hath said, ''IIl
pay before go to bed, the debt I owe
the printer" Yes, there are some I
know full we'll. but they, I fear. will
go to-well. the place where there's no
winter.
There is nothing 80 tends to shorten
the lives Of old people and to injure
their health ms the practice of sitting
mp late-especially where there's grown
up daughters in the family. We pub
lish this item at the request of several
young men.
A JOLLY TRIP. delegatiou-sixty
in nnmber-of merchants and repre-.
sentative men of Charlotte passed
through Columbia, yesterday, on their
return from an excursion to the prin /.
cipal seaport Of the old North State
Wilmington-where they were enter
tained by the Chamber of Commerce.
Mr.. Jones, OF the Charlotte Observer.
who was one of the party, informs Us
that they had delightful time
oysters. crabs, fish and other edibles.