The daily phoenix. [volume] (Columbia, S.C.) 1865-1878, 1869-10-03
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zpbhsd. had imported i've swans,
twotog Which died On 1.-The, passage. He
desired To hnofease the 'nnmber, so that
they would be . pleasing sight to every
one Aoi passed %elobg the road. And
JUS. two days before hatching time, their
scoandFe1 @ F AsheSK fes EFT almust misSfaGie ais
couraged, but does not mean Ito weary
in his endeavors to increase the number
Of these beautiful birds, and one of these
days he will let them out, perhaps. upon
the. Dundee, although, at present, they
are to be seen by all passing the river
road, and floating close up to the fence,
upon the artificial lake inside. Near his
gateway, always open. IS an iron settee,
representing O cluster of grape vines,
and this Mr.. A. has placed meath the
shade OF maple, whereon the weary
traveller may sit and rest himself, whilst
watching the Dundee beyond, or. the
pretty fowl upon the: lake at his feet.
What miserable soul is he who would
not seek, to encourage the efforts of
citizen like Mr.. Agnew, for it is our pri-
earth's pathway, and such man makes
US feel that the world is not wholly
selfish"
RELIGIOUS SERVICES THIS DAY.-Tri-
nifty Church P. J. Shand, Rector,
l0% A. ,M. and 511s Pm. .-T =
st: Peters Ohurch-Rev. J. j. o'Con-
nell, Pastor, 10 A. NJ. and 3P. M.
Washington Street Ohapel.@Rev Wm.
Martin, 101a A. Nj. and 81 P. M.
Mnrityn Sfrpot, Tlxs,rnhr D.
Darby, 101s A. M. and7M p. M. Il.
Baptist Church j. T.. Reynolds,
10I A. NJ. ai ra,aCi 4Fa.- srGi
Lutheran. Lecture Room-Rev. "A. r.
Rude 101s A. NJ ,'rarg c'T IL
Presbyterian ChurchL.Rev. W. E.
Boggs. 1O1s A. M. and P. M.
HOTEL ARR1vAhs, October 2. -Colun,-
6ia Hotel-G. O. Hogan, j II. Davis,
Fairfield; Fl. T.. Palmer, Troy, N.Y.;
81. NJ. Deiper, Walhalla; p. jennings,
G. W. Rouse, A. B. Mnlligan, IT,. b.
Symmes, Charleston; @. O., Maooy, Ches-
ter; .. W.. Davidson. E. .DeBerry, city;
+. Stronger, A. Herrmans, Thos. r.
Agnew, New York; j. Ropera and brother,
Virginia; S. c., Clyde, AiisH. Foster
Greenville; l.. W. Duvall, j. B. HAYES.
Winnsboro; S. R. Smith, Baltimore; j.
q. Turner, J. @. Rackley, j. A. McGre-
gor, Camilla, Ca; w. @. Zimmerman,
Mrs: Gorce and daughter, Marion, Ala;
G. P. Hoffman, Doko; J.. r. Adams.
Gadsden; G. W. Wood, ]. O. Hannahan,
Allen Green, r. Singleton, Kingsyille;
w. j. Fair, Y. j. Pope, Newberry; G.
a. Reed, Anderson; J. A. Gaines, Towns
vile; w. Q. Anderson. Glenn Springs;
A. b. Fant, S. Coates, James F. Gads-
den, South Carolina. ;ss. ~. ,,s..,.
National HoteL-W. A. Tallam, New
berry; T. "A. Hudgens. j. III. Ware,
Honea Path; J. w. Grady, Greenyille;
l.. j. Craig, 81. Scott, @. M. Miller,
Laurens; II. G. Mosely, Frog Level; D.
w. Erwin, Miss Nixon, Miss Minns,
Moses Drucker, Charleston; r. O. Glow
ney, Mrs. Clowney, Miss N. j. Brice,
Fairfield; NJ. Il. Bullock, Gross Hill; T.
G. Lipscomb. Ninety-Six, W. T.. Disher.
s. G. r. r.; J. p. Alieklar, Walhalla; R.
@. Tyler, John Brown; James Bruster.
Baltimore; ]. A. Platt, Q a.Graniteville;
Louis Schiller, John WooAey, Edgefeld;
H. b. Grsdick, w. and M. r. r.; s.
w. Vance, John S. Young, Martins De-
pot; D. Fl, Sheriff., Bennettsville; It. A.
Sullivan, Jerry Hollenhead, Newlin Mer-
Ger, Abbeville.
Nickerson Rouse-H. J. Madison, Anne
ricus, Ga; J. E. Black. Columbia; J. 81.
Gay, Lexington; E. S. Smith, q. Kirch-
hoff, New York; r. E. Foster, Baltimore;
VIM. NJ. Ingram, wife and child, Tennes-
see; j. A. Wright, Washington, Ga; J.
z. Simpson, Y. j. P. Owens, Laurens; j.
B. Hubbard, city; j. B. Seigler, New
berry.
Afew copies of the "Sack and Destruc-
ton of Columbia" can be obtained at the
Phenic Office. Price twenty-five cents.
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NEW AiENTs.-Attention is
called to the following advertisements,
published the first time this morning:
W. D. Love & Co.-Dress Goods.
A. Smythe-Boots, Shoes and Hats.
Wells & Caldweu-Copartnership.
James K. Friday-A Gard.
Columbia Male Academy.
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