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

be borrower that he had better subscribe.
Reading matter on every page.
The picnic season is about over.
The best blood purifeI is HeinitshTs
Queens Delight. & z 8
Passenger travel on the different mil
roads is rather slim just at this time.
The Queens Delight, although abused,
Is one by all the sick most used 8
The voice of the mosquito is heard in
the land
A gentleman not to be vulgar, must be
pure, temperate and honorable.
The cures performed by using Hell
nitsh's Queens Delight should be known
all over the land. s
In putting down mattings, aim your
hammer at the iron tack instead Of the
tinger-nail.
With care n man Can walk uprishtiy.
One who is on the alert will not be found
on the orange peel.
The loser of gold necklace, with
initials on it, can hear of it by calling at
PH.ES1x Office
a meeting of the committee appointed
by the City Council has been called for
tomorrow morning.
\ fortnight from to-day-June 20--the
Washington Street Methodist Church
will be dedicated.
Tomorrow il sale-day; the principal
business will be sales caused by fore
closures of mortgage.
Beauty cannot inhamc the fancy so
much in n mouth as ridiculous folly can
quench it in single moment.
Mr.. Secgers' ice house, two doors above
PHOENIX Office, will be open hereafter on
Sunday morning, from to Q o'clock
Scrap-books are becoming all the rage
again. Mr.. Mckenzie has a lot of chro-
mos suitable for illustrating. these books.
There was much-needed rain, yester-
day, which delightfully."- cooled the at
mosphcre and made glad the heart of
the husbandman.
| Old type motal, suitnblc for many pur-
poses about mills, can be obtained at
PHGN1x Office at 25 cents pound, or 20
cents by the 100 pounds.
witty ~ correspondent of the I.r;on-
Herald has q dissertation on the illus
trated PHOENIX. ''yell, vot of it, The
| illustrations ore still there
The Fourth of July will fall on Sun
day this year Celebrate it on Saturday,
by all means; so as to have Sunday to
cool off on.
| We have but one moment at once
let US improve 1t. One moment will soon
come when this life will cease-may we
so live as to meet it without regret.
We have received from the comm ittee
a card of invitation to tho annual oration
before the Richland Rifle Club, on
Thursday evening next, at the Open
House
a mother sent her son out to saw some
stove wood out of railroad ties. Pre-.
sently he returned, and, with tears in
his eyes, said: "Oh, mother, it is SO hard
to sever old ties"
On the petition of number of citizens
of Abbeville, the Governor has pardoned
George Moore, convicted Of burglary and
grand larceny. The evidence was not
deemed satisfactory.
The city is already putting on sum
mer appearance. Business is slack, and
people go about with half-closed eyes
quickening their steps as they approach
a shady spot. rs
Remember the meeting of citizens to
morrow afternoon, in Irwin's Hall. TIL,
matter is Of the greatest importance. ant
rs the iron is hot, now is the time tt
strike.
Mr.. Scott authorizes us to say that i
the weather is favorable, the mass meet
ing of citizens, tomorrow afternoon, viii
be held in Sydney Park. Merchant
and business men, suspend operation
for short time, and attend this impor
tant meeting.
Important information. You can fin,
ut kingsland & :Heath's house-furnish
ing store, wood flower racks, ice cream
freezers, fly brushes, ice chests, ic
picks, perambulators, croquet sets from
Sl.40 up. fly traps. Also, crockery, til
and wood ware. Store closes at 7 p. ".
sharp.
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