The daily phoenix. [volume] (Columbia, S.C.) 1865-1878, 1875-06-11

The loser of gold chain may. hear of
it, by inquiring at PHOENIX Office.
Mr.. D. Goodman, whose establishment
is in the vicinity fthe .PHGNr1 office,
offers bargains in furnishing goods.
Read his card - --Ar'
Old type metal suitable for many pur
poses about nills, can be obtained ut
PHGN1x Office ut 25 cents pound, or 20
cents by the 100 pounds
What with the pleasant weather and
Fnir Luna shining forth brilliantly,
courting and promenading couples can
nave delightfal time just now
If the ladies take another reef in their
dresses they will need to get outside Of
en- when walking. They Look like
pair of one-lagged pants
II you haven't bought your new hnt
yet, young woman, shroud your old one
In grennaine veil, look as distinguished
al you can. and no one will know the
difference.
Have yon visited the new Post Office
and United States Court House? Col.
Cochrane will furnish che necessary
permit and the work is, SO nearly COM
pleted that some iden OF the magnifi
ceuce and completeness of the building
can be formed
Our neighbor-AIrs- Hoffman-keep:s
up her reputation as sruitercr- oranges,
lemons, strawberries, (by the way, about
the last of the season. and vegetables Of
every kind. The soda fountain dispenses
this refreshing fluid, favored with fruit
syrups.
As II general thing, we do not implorc
young gentlemen to dress gushingly;
but if they will wear handkerchief in
the rear pocket of their pantaloons, it
would be an ordinary favor to n blush
ing public to select such as have orna-
mented borders. We like to feel sure
it's handkerchief, that's ALL
Mr. Joseph Hart Denck, the eminent
pianist, and Mr.. John Rawls, a compc-
tent disciple of old ''Rosin the Bow"
are concertizing through the up-country.
An extensive blaze, and vast amount
of smoke, to the North west of the city,
attracted considerable comment and in
terest, yesterday evening 1t is believed
to be burning woods.
The Hebrew Pentecost, a sacred festi-
val, the sixth day of the Hebrew month,
Swan, commenced Tuesday evening. It
is celebrated by the Israclitcs in accord
ance with the divine command expressed
in Leyiticus, 23d chapter, 22d verse, and
commentaries the joyful time which
the sons of Jacob of old experienced at
the end of the harvest, which took place
on the sixth day of Sivan.
| WIZ. TEcuMsEH ACKNOWLEDGES THE
CoRN.-Shermnn, i'll his memoirs" in
roundabout manner admits that his
charge against Gen. Hampton, relative
to the destruction of the cotton and con-
scquently the city of Columbia, was
incorrcct-that it was really made to da-
mage the reputation of Hampton where
he was not known. "a frank confession
Is good for the SOUL" and Better late
than never" appear to be She.man's
doctrinal ideas.
The ANNIyERsARY GRAFTON AND SoraEE
OF THE RIcHLAND RIFLE CLUB.-To say
that the Opera House was filed, last
night, would give but faint idea of the
crowd in attendance. Boxes, parquette
and gallery, or family circle, were
thronged with ladies and gentlemen,
while on the stage were the officers of
the club and several distinguished citi-
zens. The Post Band discoursed several
beautiful airs. At o'clock, after an ap-
peal to the Heavenly Father by Chaplain
Bryson, President Thompson introduced
the orator of the evening, Leroy F.
Youmans, ESQ, who. for more than On
hour, was attcntively listened to during
the delivery of highly entertaining,
instructive and flowery address. AS it
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