The daily phoenix. [volume] (Columbia, S.C.) 1865-1878, 1874-05-31
When a man disco ontinues hia local

something in it. he merely transfers
his name from She subscription list to
that other list quite as large-those
who borrow the paper every week; he
never atops reading it.
Our dispatches inform us that Rev.
J. H. Wilson and Rev. James B.
Adger, Professors in the Theological
Seminary at Oolumbis, have rendered
their resigpations to the General As-
sombly OF the Presbyterian Church,
nov il session at Columbus. Missis.
sippi.
A.. L Robertson, the convicted Beau
fort County Commissioner. who re-
Gently escaped at Hopkins Turnout,
whilo on his way to tho Penitentiary,
was captured Friday morning by Eng
lish Hopkins, in the above neighbor-
hood, and forwarded to his destina-
ton.
News was received in Columbia yes
terday that heavy rain storm had
visited Timmonsville. It created as
much excitement as a murder would
have done, and as much joy as though
Franklin j. Moses, Jr., had been con-
victed Of grand larceny aud sent to the
penitentiary.
Who is Tom Collins? We learn that
the local editor OF the Uaiom was in
search OF him the olher day, and went
SO fur as to consult the register of the
Wheeler House. We thought he was
sharper than that; especially. when we
know that he has Just returned from
the land of sharpers. I44
1t hus been suggested that the City
Council might. with profit to the city
and to the fire department. offer pre-
MUM to the company that first gets
into efeoti75 operation at fSe. This
plan is pursued with great benefit in
other cities. Besides. it will make
things lively with the competitors.
Hot lemonade Is one OF the best
remedies in the world for cold. 1t
acts promptly and effectively. and has
no unpleasant after effects. One lemon
properly squeezed. ont in slices. is put
with sngar apd covered with half
pint OF boiling water. Drink just be-
fore going 10 bed and do OF expose
yourself on the following day.
The Trustee of the Citizens Savings
Bank publishes some interesting in.
formation to depositors. in this morn
ing's issue. a dividend of 25 per cent.
has been declared, and will be paid on
and after June Is. This will be a
great relief. in these days of money
stringency and dullness of business, to
those who have probably been in need
since the suspension OF the bank.
What does it mean? Are all our
male citizens still sweltering in their
winter clothing? If 90, why? Just
look at our advertising columns. aud
see the summer clothing that is offered
at almost bankrupt prices. Messrs.
Swaffield. Kinard & Wiley and Epstin
are all out in enticiug business invita-
tons. Walk up. gentlemen, and be
snited. Pull of that heavy coat, thick
pants and winter hat, and clad your
self in an outfit Of summer apparel.
Emanuel Walker, the newly-ap-
pointed Auditor Of Lexington County,
is being castigated in the house of his
friends. The Uaion thinks just suoh
men will be obstacles in the path of
the Republican party during the ap.
proach'ng campaign thoroughly
incompetent. with no qualification to
commend them to the position" E.
". says the Union man aud his friepaa
have taken the turkey at each election,
aud given their supporters the bnzzard;
bpt things will change in the next
election. We say. amen.
RELIGIOUS SERVICES TODAY Pres
byteriau Church-Rev. Mr.. Hemph,li.
] "A. NJ. and ~ P. NJ.
Trinity Church-Rev. p. J. Shand.
Rector, | A. NJ. and s P NJ.
ST. Peters Catholic Church-Rev. J.
L. Fullerton, first Mass Z A. NJ. ;second
Mass 10t9 a NJ; Vespers AZ z. Nj.
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