The daily phoenix. [volume] (Columbia, S.C.) 1865-1878, 1875-04-24

CrrY MATTERS. If you are, asked to
lend your PnGN1x, suggest to the would
be borrower that he had better subscribe.
Reading matter on every page.
Rain, rain all yesterday.
Fig Fine Cut nnd Smokers Festival I'LL
the go.
The swimming season comes up
slowly. /:
Fig Fine Cut and Smokers Festival all
the go.
A run on "the bank of ilowcrs' will
soon set in.
Fig Fine Cut and Smokers Festival all
The 60.
The Schuctzcn Committee have re-
turned highly delighted with their trip.
Fig Fine Cut and Smokers Festival all
tho so.
a dry goods business selling salt coil
fish.
Lady Washington will have corps of
distinguished generals ut her tea party.
Yesterday WAS cold, wet and dreary,
md in every Way generally uncom-
Portable day.
Fig Fine Cut and Smokers Festival all
tho 90.
The peculiar weather does not affect
Scegers' Henry in the least -he keeps
hot water and ice, and can give you n
stimuant mt any temperature.
Fig Finr Cut and Smokers Festival all
tho 90.
The price of admission 10 the Tnblcaux
Fivnnts has been reduced to fifty cents.
Ecfreshmcnts will be offered during the
evening.
The annual meeting Of the stockhold-
crs of the Grccnvillc and Columbia Rail-
road Company will he held on Thursday
next, the 29th inst
Nj. w. i. Burke, who was formerly
connected with Mr. G.. J. Luurcy, is
about to open mp on his account as n
commission merchant, having leased
one Of the stores under tho City Hall
The children who arc to take part in
the Tnblc:ux Tivants, are requested to
meet Mt the Opera House, to-day, ct 12
o'clock-bringing IL portion of their cos
Times with them.
The thbleaux vivnnts, in which fifty
children take part and which come of
on Mondny evening next, in the City
Hall, will be we'll worth seeing. The
participants are prncticing energctically.
Persons dcsirous of contributing to
the refreshmcnt table at the tableuux
will please inform Mrs. Coleman Walker
or Mrs. Buchmnn. Contributions of
| milk, ice cream or cake will be acccpta-
| bic.
1t is understood that tho different rail-
road presidents have agreed to furnish
free transportation to all thieving State
officials, who may wish to ''flee from the
wrath to come" Step ont. Mcssicurs---
the State can spare you.
Several eggs, which look as though
they had been cracked and then re-
fastened, have been exhibited to us by
the Mcssrs. Hendrix. a committee OF
examination report that they can assign
no other reason thnn that there was
flaw in the hen. The eggs arc cnriosities
We are panied to record the death of
Mrs. A. l.. Solomon, consort of Audit
or Solomon. which sad event oc-
currel yesterday afternoon, about ]
o'clock, from TINT terrible disorder,
Bright'a disease. She leaves husband,
seven children. IN aged mother, and
other relatives to lament her untimcly
dcccasc.
PERSONAL. The Richmond Dispatch,
Of Wednesday. has the following: "On
yesterday, Col. Thomas Dodamead ten
lored his resignation Ms General Super
intcndcnt of Transportation of the
Chesapeake and Ohio Railroad and
Capt. w. Nj. S, Dunn was appointed to
that position. Col. Do,lnmead hnd never
severed his connection with the Green
vile and Columbia Railrond, of South
Carolina though acting as Superintend-
cnt OF the Chesapeake and Ohio Rail
road for several months past, and find
ing that he could not make satisfactory
arrangements to leave South Carolina,