The daily phoenix. [volume] (Columbia, S.C.) 1865-1878, 1870-09-16
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AND STILL ANOTHER. Mrs Hannah
Zimmerman, an elderly lady, who, for
many years, has been engaged us in
structress of young ladies, departed this
life, yesterday morning, after very short
illness.
The following appointments have been
made for Judge Carpenter and General
Butler:
Manning. Friday, September 1G.
Liberty Hill, Saturday, Sept. II.
Orangebnrg G.. H., September 10.
Barnwcl G. H., September 21.
Wnltcrboro, Colleton, September 90.
White Hall, Collcton, September "a.
Beaufort, Monday, September 2G.
PosT OFFICE Hours Northern mail
opens 4.3O p. NJ. closes IL \. NJ.
Charleston and Greenville, open 4.3O
z. NJ. close $50 A. NJ.
Western, opens 1890 p. NJ; closes
2. 40 p. M.
Charleston. evening, opens A. NJ:
closes 6 p M.
Office open Sundays from half-past
1 o'clock to half-past 5.
PHUS1xIANA.-Mayo John Alexander
will accept our thanks for copies of late
Glasgow and Elgin (ScotlanD papers.
They are on file in the PHOENIX Office.
Mr.. Plumer advertises an improved
safety light, this morning See him.
Mr. Wright presents the readers of the
PHOENIX, this morning. with represent
alton Of his popular house, together with
notice of Importance to travellers.
Leaves Of absence"-those discon-
Meeting themselves with the trees.
Speaking of the fictitious report in
circulation in Paris that King William
had committed suicide by. sitting down
on his helmet, lunatic ut our elbow
suggests that that would play hel-mit any
king-or any other man.
1t is said that q moustache may be
made several shades darker in color by
tying cabbage leaf on it on retiring at
night.
movement is on foot to convene an
extra session Of Congress, to pass law
authorizing negroes to wear their hair
straight
AT Ripley, Ind, little boy decreased
the national debt to the extent Of 50. 900
by the judicions use of some matches.
He had, no doubt. heard that the debt
was to be wiped out by the rising gen
Grafton, aud proposed to do his share at
a tender age. His father, not apprecia-
ting the boys services, walked into him
with horscwhip.
HOTEL ARRIVALS, Septemberl5. Nick.
erson House G. Hudgins, Charles
ton; james Wilhelm, Kentucky; P.
Dawkins, mississippi; VIM. Johnston,
Charlotte; j. j. Cohen, Augusta; Paul
Qnattlebaum, Edgefela; +. Graham
Johnston, Miles Mill; Dickie Reed,
Berpes' L. o.; J. M. Seigler, Honea
Path; G.. l.. Heaton.. New York; Joseph
II. Wilson, Charlotte; G. A. Carlton,
Stntesville; j. l.. McAboy and wife,
Spartanbnrg; Mrs. H. Phillips. Lau-
renee Phillips, Pennsylvania; Mrs. NJ.
L. Farrow, Greenwood; A. j. Ryan,
Mobile; John L. Vilalon ga, Savannah;
w. a. Julian, Georgia; II. NJ. Pearce,
N. c.: William A. Jones, Richmond;
M. z. Stovall. Augusta; G. G. Goss,
Union; Harvey J. Reynolds, s. c.; D.
II. Williams, Augusta
Coi"mbiu Hotel. Julian Mitchell, W.
4. Bradley. ~. L. Tyler, Charleston; E.
Fl. Clark, Philadelphia; =. A Wexford,
Va; j. J. Mcclure, G.. j. Patterson,
Chcster;J j. II. Rion, J. p. Mathews, Jr.,
j. w. Bolck. Winnsboro; j. r. Smith,
ID. S. Maxwell, Anderson; A. Is. Springs
and wife, York; P. Durham, N. G.; ii.
Camps, New York; J. W. Davis, B
Whirle. A. S. Duncan, Greenville; F. Nj.
Pope, j. ID. Pope. L. S. Crayton, Pen
dleton; G. L. Reid, w. II. Stribling,
Walhala; II. Hotlh, D. c.. u. Y. McFall
Miss Glider, Newberry; J. w. Lowry,
Sumter.
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