The daily phoenix. [volume] (Columbia, S.C.) 1865-1878, 1870-09-24
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The Club meeting of Wards 3 and4
called to take place ut the Palmetto
Engine Houc last evening" was decided
success. Large numbers of white and
colored men joined, and speeches were
delivered by representatives OF both
races. Let the good work go on, and.
our word for it, the approaching election
will decide that South Carolina has been
redeemed from the clutches of the yam.
pires that have grown fat from her
treasury.
PHES1XIASA.-The Kinards think it
takes great panes to show dry goods to
advantage, and have, consequently, pro-
vided huge ones for their new front.
Rev. J. P. Thompson lectured recently
OH "The March of Ideas in Europe
The ideas (if that be the new name for
them) that are marching there just now
are of decidedly striking nature,
and have 'idcntly been taught how to
shoot.
Napoleon said that German should
not have the Spanish crown, and another
German took off Napolcon's crown.
There will be transit OF Venus
across the sun in 1874, and astronomers
are already busy in making arrangements
for its careful examination. as by it the
distance of the SUI from the earth is de-
termined. The last transit of Venus was
in 1863, and since that time instruments
of greater exactncss have been made.
It's results will be watched with great
interest by scientific men.
The woman who is born in the month
of September will be, it is snid, round
faced, fair-haired, witty, discreet, aifable
and loved by all her friends.
The Berlin National Zeitung states:
'The German victories in the field have
been followed by victory of good taste
in the way of fashions. The champions
of chiJnons have been routed"
Next to honesty, civility is the best
policy.
Why is n young lawyer like the no.
tional currency2 Because he is legal
lar nd
HOTEL ARRlvALs--Septemb 23--
Nicherson House-J. Boyce, Robert G.
Grier, Due West; r. Cathcart, Tenn.
A. W. Bentley, Laurens; +. G. Fergu-
son, W. J. Akers, G. Z. Staples and
wife, B. Z. Wergley, E. +. Taylor, Nj.
J. Verdery, J. BrisIan, r. H. Mny, J. B.
Moore, Ga; j. W. Heath, Ala; John
Ferguson, J. W. Sullivan, d. G. Judd
and wife. Mrs. Hale, child and servant,
W. D. Roberts, Miss Roberts, J. J..
Fair, j. 81. Earl, Mrs. r. j. Donaldson,
two children and servant, Mrs. Peet. S.
gram; n. c.; a. n. Redfeld, A. Lifts
worth, n. Y; \. Austin, Mo-; Miss F.
Andrews, Miss NJ. Andrews, Miss Alice
Phelps, Washington; J. T. Mcdonald
and wife, Ala; Il. Zackarins, Mrs. E. C.
Clark, Miss NJ. Clark, j. G. Stephens,
Ohio; G. B. Holmes, II. G. Davidson,
Ala; j. J. Gormely, Va; J. 81. Lynd,
Penn. j. II. Schimcr, Charleston.
Columbia Ilolel-C. G. Bradford, Mrs.
Smith and child, Miss Vonght, B. Y.
Sage, W. D. Keggedle, Ga; r. Harde-
man, two Misses Hardeman, Miss; M.
Mclaughlin and servant, O. L. Simons,
2. Duflie, Charleston;A. j. Haltiwanger,
S. c.; John McCnlly, Jr.. Winnsboro;
Wnl. Fort, Lexington; j. M. Miller. oity;
A. Heyman, CINCINNATI; G. Utley, n. c.;
J. G. Edwards, Abbeville; z. F. Will
liams, w. d. Miller, Baltimore; D. r.
} Phifer. Newberry; Mrs. ". ". Mayberry,
Pa; L. V. D. Hadenburgh, N. Y; n.
Byland, Va; Mrs. W. H. Brawley and
servant, Chester; A. McBee, Greenville.
LIST OF New ADVERTISEMENTS.
j. +. Eisenman-Notice.
John Bauskett-For Sale.
DR.. Rendal-For Few Days.