The daily phoenix. [volume] (Columbia, S.C.) 1865-1878, 1875-06-12


non est inrentus.
summerish again yesterday. Y
Timidity never accomplishes a,oythino
in the world. B & 4
White tissue wells are among the lntest
novelties.
Blessed are the drcss-makers, is n fe
male beattude.
a we'll known medicine, of recognized
merit, is Heinitsh's Queens Delight. 8
If the women would all wear calico for
one year, VIC could pay our debts.
They have colored society at Milton,
n. c., called the ''Sons of Thunder"
Il am bound to have my rights" az
the man said to the shoe -maker who had
sold him pair of boots, both lefts.
Mrs. Koenig, nearly opposite the
market, has some of the finest asparagus
ever seen in this vicinity. She keeps
variety of seasonable goods.
Mr. McKenzie's ice cream saloon has
been overhauled, repapered and re-
painted, and put in cool trim for the
summer.
When going up stairs. gentleman
should always proceeds lady; but when
coming down, he should allow her to
pass first.
The latest agony in the spelling cru
sade is for dozen or moro dry indivi
duals to range themselves in a line in n
saloon and spell for drinks!
A postal card picked up on the streets
the other day. bore this solemn appeal:
Deer mary for luv of God send me
pare of pants"
The I. 0. D. F. p. G.. Benevolent So
ciety, with thirteen in line, paraded.
yesterday morning. headed by three
drums and o mounted official. Picnic.
AS Ar. c. F. Jackson will change his
base-occupying new quarters-in few
weeks, he offers his stock at great sacri-
ice. The reason is good one and may
be depended upon.
The Governor has appointed j. n.
Brown, Notary Public, Orangeburg: W.
F. Buckalew, Commissioner of Deeds.
Shreveport. La. j. A. Nones, Commits
SlOutT OI OeeuS, New 1Ork.
The scholars of the Misses Elmore are
making extensive preparations for q
winding up frolic before the summer
holidays-charades ETC., being the at-
fractions. Tuesday evening will be the
auspicious occasion.
He held the old shirt up by the neck
before discarding it forever, but he
wasn't mourning for the garment He
only said thusly: II wish had all the
drinks again that have gone through that
old neck-band"
Tweed's old companions, in the days
of his power are nll scattered, some in
prison and some in exile, and one of
them has just died drunkards death
in Paris Jim" Swceny wore as big q
diamond as any OF them, and was
counted right good fellow among the
boys; but retribution overlook him with
the rest of the gang, and he ended his
days in II strange land, wretched, for
saken sot. Ill-gottcn sgains sometimes
don't prosper. 1t would be as we'll for
imitators OF Tammany elsewhere to make
a note of this.
New VOLUME OF Poems have re-
ceived from the publishers, Messrs. E.
j. Hale Il Son, Murray street, New York,
handsomely-printed and tastily y-bound
copy of new volume of poems by tho
Southern poet-laureate, Paul 81. Hayne.
The title of the volume is "The Noun
tain Of thcLovcrs." The first verse will
give an idea of the style of the poetry:
Love scorns degrees! the low he lifteth
high,
The high he draweth down to that fair
plain
Whereon, in his divine equality,
Two loving hearts may meet, nor meet
in vain;
Guinst such sweet lcvcling custom cries
amnin,
But DER its hnrshest utter,nce one bland
sigh,