The daily phoenix. [volume] (Columbia, S.C.) 1865-1878, 1875-07-01

Orsullnc institute we said 1t would take
place today; which error we now correct,
by announcing that the exercises will
begin ut 5 o'clock, tomorrow (Friday)
afternoon.
We have received the report Of the
Department of agriculture for May and
June, 1875.
The delicate cucumber, with it's deli
cious flavor and disastrous attcr-clap, is
now in full blast
The city bell was tolled, Yesterday
afternoon, in honor of Col. Hart AIaxcv,
deceased.
There will be no public celebration in
this city Of the GLORIOUS FOURTH" in
deed, nobody seems to b. thinking
about it,
In ITO whiskey sold at p cents gall
lon; in 1875 it sells for % cents a half
pint; in 1875 We hope it may sell for s25
gill.
Our young men who spend all their
money on drinks, are getting their last
summers pants cleaned for second
season.
Excursion tickets to Charleston will
be sold from the Columbia agency of the
South Carolina Railroad on July3 and 4,
good to return until July g.
There are several notices of great i'm
portance to our citizens published in our
advertising columns this morning, from
the city authorities.
Those having chances at the revolving
table and brush are informed that the
rattle will take place this evening, mt
Mr.. McKenzic's. \ few chances will
also be sold
There is new counterfeit 81 900 Lank
note in circulation. Country editors
hould beware OF it, and scan every notes
of this denomination with more than
ordinary circumspection.
We wish to remark that if Yesterday
should prove criterion thermometer
cally of the advancing season, there is
no reason Of fear that a diminutivc
grease spot will be the only memorial
left to mark the tolls and tribulations of
yc local historian when the melancholy
days shall have como.
On all sides we arc met with the in
quiry, ''What news from the Beccher
jury" "1Iave the jury agrced?" and such
like inquiries. At length, however, we
have the pleasure Of referring our read
crs to or telegraphic columns, where
they find that the jury have at last-ac-
counts, not come out.
The closing exercises Of the Misses
LaBorde School took place yesterday
morning, consisting of rccitations in
English and French, dialogues, etc., in
prose and verse. The prizes were
awarded by Rev. Mr.. Stringfellow, who
addressed most appropriate and en-
cournSing remarks to the pupils. In the
evening dance was enjoyed by the
young people. ANA now for the happy
holidays.
If public estimation he the standard OF
merit, then "IIeinitshs excellent mcdi-
cines" have a first claim upon our people,
for they are known of all men. To our
mind, no one so well deserves the cs-
teem Of his fellows as he who devotes
his life and talents to relieve human suf-
ferinS. If only one man is found who
has been cured, no one should withheld
the just NEED of praise, but always re-
commend DR.. Hcinitshs medicines.
This is what we call institutions
weather. 1t makes mans energy and
intelligence ooze out in perspiration
from thousand pores of his body. 1t
leaves him in n condition too limp and
PROSTATE for either thought or labor. 1t
is not Mt oil astonishing that the news
papers generally are dull and dry, when
the back-boncs Of editors are too much
weakened by the torrid heats, and they
steal their weather locals The only
wonder is they can work Mt nil, with
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