The daily phoenix. [volume] (Columbia, S.C.) 1865-1878, 1875-05-23

'Cnr MHrrxss,-N yea are asked u
lend your PHGxrx. sosssss 70 the would
be borrower that he had better subscribe.
Attend Perry &, Slawson's clearance
sales of cigars. s :
Mr.. Frank Palmer has furnished us
with; copies of late New Orleans papers.
Attend Perry i Slawson's. clearance
sales of cigars.
Summer made itself felt yesterday,
and there was general inquiry for thin
clothing. s~-'.-.-,- -,r---.
Attend Perry 4 Slawson's clearance
sales of cigars.
There were nine deaths in Columbia
for the week ending the 22d-whites 3;
colored 6.
Judge Carpenter adjourned his Court
In Richland, on Friday. Ho opens at
Lexington tomorrow.
Police scrgeants Blizzard and Will
liams have been relieved from duty by
the City Council, pending the decision
of the diamond matter.
~e -" o'oA -u"9 1hAh VI Tile l8OleH, tn0t
G. +. Jackson's stock of prints are the
most beautiful in the city, and his
bleached goods are the best for the price.
Look Mt the prints, dress goods.
hosiery, etc.. at w. d. Love l. Co.'S
equal to the centennial; store crowded
daily.
The other day an excited individual
accosted street gamin with the ques-
ton, "Say, bub. which is the quickest
way to get to the railroad?" Rum WAS
the response.
Our noighbor, Mr. Hoffman, has fur
nished us with the first of the season in
the way Of cucumbers: sliced with
onions, they make a capital relish for
dinner.
colored man, named VIM. Green, is
not pleased with his experience with
kerosene. Twice during the past week
his lamps have exploded--in the one
case non-e1plosive oil and in the other
kerosene.
Major r. N. Lowrance fell into we'll
on his premises. yesterday afternoon,
but, wonderful to relate. escaped un-
hurt. Forty feet was the depth of the
hole in the ground. The Major has un-
Willingly become Baptist. AS he went
under completely.
Tho German Schuetzen-Verein picnic
comes off on Thursday next, at the platz.
Messrs. Goodman. Kraft, Habenicht and
Buchar are the committee, who will use
their utmost cndeavors to make every-
thing pass off pleasantly. Terpsichore
rules from y to 10P. M.--the post band
furnishing the e1hilarant.
RELIGIOUS SERVICES TODAY Wash
ington Street Church-Rev. A. VI.
Walker, IL A. NJ. At 8 p. NJ, report of
International Sunday School Convention
by Rev. A. w. Walker, ut which all
Sunday School workers and the public
generally are invited to attend.
Mission Church (Old Fellows Hall(-
Sunday School. P. NJ. Address by
Rev. A. w. Walker.
Marion Street Churoh-Rev. w. d.
Kirkland, 10l A. NJ. and 8 2. NJ Sun
Gay SCHOOL, 80 A NJ.
Presbyterian Church-Rev. Thomas
English, II A. III. and & p. NJ. SUNDAY
School. s P. M.
Baptist Church-Rev. A. B. Wootltin,
pastor, IL A. NJ. and p. Nj. SUNDAY
School, . A. NJ.
St Peters (Catholic) Churoh-Rev.
Father Quilter, first Mass z A. NJ; second
Mass 10A A. NJ.
Lutheran Church-Rev. z. w. Beien-
baugh, 1OA A. M. Sunday School,
Trinity Church Rev. p. j. Shand, d.
D., rector; Rev. j. II. Stringfellow, as
sistant, IL A. M. and 5 p. NJ.
CoRREsPoNDRNcE.-Th following cor
respondence was called for by the liberal
donation of the Eaglos, of Charleston:
COLUMBIA, S. c., May 40, 1875.
Dr.. D. ". Parker, President Palmetto
Orphans Ifome-DKAR SIR: l herewith
enclose seventy-five dollars, being the
amount of the prize awarded to the
Eagle Fire Engine Company, of Charles
ton, at the fremen's y tournament, held in
this city on the 9Th instant; and which
the President. in behalf of his company,
requested should be paid to the Orphans
Home. Very respectfully and truly
yours, THOS. DODAMEAD,
Chairman Citizens Committee.
COLUMBIA, s. c., May ~, 1875.
Colonel Thomas Dotlamead- SIR: