The daily phoenix. [volume] (Columbia, S.C.) 1865-1878, 1875-05-28


CITY MAfrERs.-K you are asked 10
lend your PHGnE,. .vzgest 20 the would
be borrower that he had better subscribe
Reading matter oh every page.
Attend Perry Il Slawson's aelearnnco
snles Of cigars. & = &
We find self-made men very oftcu, but
self-unmade ones good deal oftener.
Attend Perry & Slawsons clearance
sales Of cigars.
The sun was II little too hot yesterday,
to make walking in the street pleasant.
Attend Perry Il Slnwsons clearance
sales OF cigars
runaway horse created an excitement
in Plain street, Inst night. He demo-
lished two or three bridges.
Some new patterns beautiful dress
goods opened yesterday, at Mr j. H.
Kinard's.
Observation-Disclosures enlist
Int the spellist will go up head, who can
beat TINT.
Don't imagine that you were born to
reform the world. You emit split IL
mountain with II tooth-pick
You can get ull styles OF job printing,
from visiting card to four-shcet post
cr, mt the PHOENIX Office.
Two or three forcign-looking indi-
viduals made the dny hidcous, ycster-
day, by producing discordant sounds
from two so-callcd Irish bag pipes.
4 colorcd man nude raid ON Sir.
Eisanska's store, last night; but Mrs. V.
raised an anrm and the would-bc bur
glnr made of,
Saratoga trunks, suitable for u trip TO
Glenn Springs, Badcn-Badcn or pekin,
beside smaller trunks, valiscs, &c, lust
arrived at J. II. kinard's dry goods
housc.
by motto" in another column, it will
he seen that tho well known hostelry, the
Charleston Hotel, is to be kept open
during the anmmer, and guests will be
| accommodated at reduced rates.
Dr. Hopper, of the st. Petersburg
observatory, last year, predicted cold
summer in 1875, based upon his observa-
ti"ns of the sun spots. Many people do
not think the prediction worth Hopper
| at this time
You can enjoy An ice cream Mt Mr.. Nc
kcnzie'>, and then make the 'sold folks
at home" glad, through the medium of
his patent air-excluding pnper-prepared
ice cream boxes. No extra charge for
| these conveniences.
1t is reported that Judge John E..
Bacon, Of this city, will sail for England
soon, for the purpose of prosecuting the
claim of the Jennings family to the vast
estate which it seems should of right be
theirs. We wish the Jenningscs and
their attorney the most unboundcd sue
cess.
y lEnn came out of the tax Office the
other day, and exhibiting nm empty
pocket book to his friend gloomiIy OBJ
! served: "Bill, where's the alter of our
country? want to find it," "What for?'
asked the other, in some astonishm ent.
well, want to lay that pocket book
upon it,"
An inquiry was made at Dr. Miot's,
yesterday, by fifteenth amendment,
for bottle of bombazine, to remove
grease. Benzinc was the article needed.
DR.. Jackson had IN applicant or two for
''toddics. The words thermometer and
barometer were being painted on the
! post in front of the store; but the dinner
hour having arrived. the painter left off
1T "barom.'
Women require more sleep than men,
and farmers less than those engaged in
other occupations. Editors, reporters,
printers and telegraph operators require
no sleep at all. Lawyers can sleep as
much as they choose, rs they will thus
be kept out of mischief. Clcrgymcn nre
allowed to sleep twenty-four hours, and
to put their parishioners to sleep once n
| week.
THE SCHrETzEN Picnic The Scluet-
zcn-Ncrcin Club celebrated their first
anniversary, n, the platz, yesterday, by
picnic. dancing and shooting at tar
gets, and other festivities. The partici
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