The daily phoenix. [volume] (Columbia, S.C.) 1865-1878, 1875-06-01

IOo'UOxkON1EB0ot 20 ne naO DeCtcr SuO5Crl0e.
u The Adefing heiress-the wind -lass.
ls3 II NJ hot, hotter. hottentotter, Sun
day. and yesterday. +
What holds all the snuff in the word?
No one nose. Is
Tho finder Of gold ring witt, cameo
head will be suitably rewarded by re-
turning it to PHOENIX Office.
The acre strawberry patch attached to
the Convention, near this city, yielded
nearly 5000 quarts. The crop has played
out, however.
Old type metal, suitable for many pur-
poses about mills, can be obtained at
PHEN1x Office at 25 cents pound, or 20
cents by the 100 pounds.
Policeman VIM. Showers is dissatisfied
| with the diamond matter, and requests
us to say that he has resigned from the
police force.
Cheap calicoes are advertised by
Messrs. Jones, Davis & Bouknights
They mean what they say. See adver-
| tisement.
If it is important FOR you to know
| whether man will cheat, sound him as
to his willingness to help you cheat
somebody else.
The Barnwell Sentinel says that Leslie
has been paid off, and has gone glimmer-
ing since the warrant of arrest was issued
against him.
Owing to the dull times and scarcity of
work, the Charlotte, Columbia and Au-
gusta Railroad officials have been com
PEELED to discharge a number of their
employees.
| The flower thieves are mt work again,
and those of our citizens who have fine
plants should beware of leaving them on
their front piazzas, unless they have
their gates locked.
Robert Irons, familiarly known as
''Gas House Bob" Il Woodworking CO.
lored man, was buried Sunday after
noon-thc Rifles and Vigilant Fire Com
tending the funeral
| The we'll known watering place, Che
rokec Springs, will be open for the re-
ception of guests on the 18th inst The
water is Alternative and tonic, the climate
dry and brncing Those who have here
tofore visited, will return
| The roof of the dwelling of DIr. NJ.
Martin, on Winn street, was slightly da-
mayed by fire ON Sunday morning. The
bell at the railroad workshops was rung,
but before general alarm was sounded,
the flames were e1tinguished.
Mr.. N. w. Trump has furnished US
with copies of the Delineator and Metro
potitan-illustrated fashion monthlics,
published by E. Butterick & Co., the
pattern manufacturers. He is the agent
for tho patterns and the publications..
1t is understood that Attorney General
Melton has Messrs. Woodruff and Jones,
the Clerks of the Senate and House re-
spcctivcly, on his "black list" and will
soon put down the legal brakes" very
sharply. The exact nature of the charges
is not generally known, but is under
stood to be in connection with the legis-
lative and other printing.
Receiving this day and for sale at
lowest market rates, by C. J. Laurey,
opposite PHGN1x Office, twenty barrels
golden r,tsset apples, tweIitty-ffo boxes
3Ie>sina oranges and lemons, ten tubs
leaf lard, ten tubs Goshen butter, five
casks choice sugar-cured hams, and ten
thousand pounds salt and smoked sides.
| Mr.. Jackson has another novelty in
the way Of fans 1.-The pistol" 4 young
lady can now deck herself a In mii.n;,.e-
felt hat. soldiers jacket. leather belt,
sword pnrasol and pistol fan. Perhaps
there are other goods in this line which
We have no. enumerated: if so, Mr.. J.
has them, you bet.
| The children attached to It. Peters
tCath"lic) Church, accompanied by their
teachers and number of friends, pic
mic at the Schuctzen-p platz to-day; and
one and all anticipate pleasant time
Several private parties innugurate the
first summer month. by spending the
day in the woods. Verify. Columbians
are partial to pic-nics.
The question, "Who got that diamond
p;n?" is about as hard to answer, as was
Bret Harte's query, who got that whis-
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