The daily phoenix. [volume] (Columbia, S.C.) 1865-1878, 1875-05-16

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Readingmatteron every page.
There were seven deaths III Columbia
for the week ending the 18th " whites /;
colored 3. q
The Jewish youths in Wilmington
presented Ex-Governor Vance with II
gold-hented cane. He deserves it.
You con get NIL styles Of job printing,
from visiting card to four-shcct post
or, mt the PHGNIx Office. Prices sntisfac-
tory.
E1W. -. Love 4 Co. have the hnndsomest
line of dress goods ever brought to Co
bin-sell goods ut II. cents worth 37I
cents per yard.
The South Carolina Railroad will sell
excnrion tickets to Charleston, during
the present week, for one fare. The
Schuetzenfest and regatta will make it
lively in the 'City by the Sea-"
The tornado did not put in iii appear
nnce; on the contrary, the weather was
nnusunllypleasant-hnrdlye even breeze
was stirring A heavy storm of rain,
thunder and lightning, last night,
frightened the tornado-cxpectors. 4 fear
ful storm is reported in Charlotte.
TIL" first annual meeting of the Co
liiintiia Choral Union was held on Thurs
day evening last. when the following
officers were elected to serve for the en-
suing year:
Prcsidcnt-C J. Iredell; Vicc-Presi-
dent H. l.. Tappan; Treasurer NJ.
Walker; Secretary-S. D. Epstin; Libra
rinn-'|ohn Laird; Directors Mrs. G. M.
Walker, Mrs. G. j. Jredell, Mrs D. Jones
and Miss G. Walker; Musical Director
Prof. W. H. Evans.
The President reported that large
number of active and contributing mem-
bcrs had been added to tho list, and that
the Union IS in II hourishing condition.
Yesterday WIS not II good day for the
discovery of diamonds, or the prosecu-
tion of offenders In regard to tho for
mcr. those who are bound by their Off
cinl position to have the diamond cross
which was delivered to some of their
subordinates produced, or to discharge
them. and prosecute them to the utmost
riSor of tae lnw, have taken no serious or
determined action.
Can such things be,
And overcome us like summer cloud,
Without our special wonderl"
To descend from poetry to plain prose
and hard fact, it looks as if they can.
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GI.ESN's. .--Mr. German will open
Glenn's on the 1st of June. Visitors can
breakfast in Columbia md dine at the
Springs. Arrangements have been made
by which they will receive the benefit of
excursion tickets for the season, thus re-
ducins the travelling expenses one-half.
A telegraph line to Spnrtanburg will soon
be completed. Varions improvements
are going on and contemplated, and the
proprietors and lessee vie with each other
in determination and efforts to make this
old and fnvorite resort equal in its COM
forts and other attractions the fame of it's
waters. Of these, nothing need bc said.
There are no better in or out of the State
DR.. Mayer will spend the summer there,
and inyalids will find in him one of the
best physicians in the whole country,
and one of the most genial of gentlemen.
Mr.. Scott, who will be remembered for
his courteous attentions to guests last
summer, will be on hand to serve them
again. Those who need rest, who enjoy
comforts, who seek health and vigor,
who are socially inclined, can find all
they wish Mt Glenn's. 1t is also one of the
charms of the place, that it is not at all
expensive.
RELIGIOUS SERVICES To-Day WASH
inyton Street Church-Rov. A. w.
Walker. l. A. N.
Mission Church (Odd Fellows Halll-
Sunday School, Z. NJ. Address by
Rev. 4. w. Walker.
Marion Street Church-Rev. W. d.
Kirkland, 104 A. NJ. and Y. NJ Sun
day School, % a. M.
Presbyterian Church-Itev j. II. Bry-
son, IL A. NJ: and F. NJ Sunday
School, 8 P. Nj.
Baptist Church-Rev. A. b. Woodfin,
II A. NJ. and z. NJ. Sunday School, 8
A. NJ.
st. Peters (Catholio) Church-Rcv.
Father Quiltcr. first Mass 7 A. NJ second
Mass 101 A. NJ.
Lutheran Church-Rev. q. w. Beden-
baugh, l04 A. NJ. Sunday School, 4
p. III.