The daily phoenix. [volume] (Columbia, S.C.) 1865-1878, 1871-08-04
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Through the timely notice given In tie;
PHGH'I%. laft week, e4:Land CoMhib:.
eiq1et large asw 6tt to turn over lha
BOOKS, papers aud records .ei the offaca
to Henry E. Hayne, The present incumul
bent. before the "rale" was sighed ahd
issued ty the Judge. :. '.' u Z. -G,-' /
! The thermometer in the Pollock House
rnnged as follows, yesterday. z a. NJ,
49, IL M., Ss; 2 P. mr., 90; 6 P. NJ; SO.
A hail and wind storm at Kipsville,-
yesterdny, upset things. and intsrferred
with the working OF the telegraph for
several hours. 81: l..,
Our merchants, and others Eisbipg to
prepare or1.ho fa'l, business. will please.
take notice that the PHmN1x office is
supplied with all necessary material for
as handsome cards, bill heads, posters
circulars. aud other printing that maybe
desired, as any office in the city. Give
rs a call and test our work. o.. o ;oGS
+ A Boston paper records ave eloLp;s.
men.s in one, day. !. II adds: ..Go; 1t,
girls;you,Il have something to keep You
ct home by-and-by." s..i u Ia!.4itt
The fellow who called tight boots CON.
Portable; defended his opinion By saying
they made man forget all his other
miscries iaf, .a. IL ns, .ii5
There is; perennial nobleness, ana
even sacredness. in work. Ware Ia
never SO benighted. forgetful OF his high
calling. there is always hote id q man
that actually and! earnestly ubrks;:in
idleness alone is there perpetual despair.
It is not enough to believe in what yoni on
maintain; you mlst; maintain what YOU
believe, and maintain it because you be-
liege It 'e.sS. .'4..di, ~.
There was another attempt at a rain M
storm, yesterday. bnt. as has been .Te
cass-for several days past, It was unsuc-
cessfui. 80 ,1.s-- 1911 ,li.- ;-H,.
We shall ppbiish to.moiirov 5.p row ths t5s repiy
o:, Mr.. e. J. Scott to7hfs. Psrktsa- bat..
ter. wherein he refuses 10 have his books
examined by the committee Of the Tag:
payere' Convention. ';-ar !,eo, ;.
Put money in thy ,pafse,v7as the :
pick pocket said when lie robbed man
OF an empty one.
A match game between the Palmetto. !.
and Alert Base Ball Clubs will be- played3
this afternoon, at 8 P. M. on the garri. ]
son parade ground. ia'!'' '&... ~
A meeting Of the Board ;of Directors
OF the Richmond and Atlanta Air Line
Railroad Company was held on Wednes..
day night, at the Nickerson House.
After o lengthy and excited debate on
the location of the road from Gaines.
vile, Ga. to Greehviile, 8. O.. the whole
matter was referred TO- the I Executive
Committee. with power to, act. It is
generally underssoodl that the location
will be-. .Dia Perryville (about five miles
above PendletoB) to Greenvflle: a-
We have not yet received The official
proceedings .: :he special meeting Of.
the City Council. on Tuesday last; but
Alderman Thompson informs us that
the Potter's Field matter was reconsid.
cred. and the resolutions relative to dis
intering the dead rescinded.
VAoh w u1cn . uCUub IcSGuDI0 IQelY
dwellings? When they are covered with
tiles
Marriage-An altar on which man
lnys his pocket-book, and woman her
love letters.
MAIL LARRANeEMENrs.-Th Northern
mail opens at 800 P. M; closes tbs.
A. NJ. Charleston day mail opens 400
y. M.; closes 600 A. nj. Charleston
night mail opens $50 A. hf; closes 6. 90
P. NJ. Greenrille mail opens GAS P.
NJ; ,oloses 800 A. NJ. Western mail
opens O. 9.00A. NJ; CLOSES l. 80 P. III. on
Sunday Office open from 8 to 4P. No
HOTEL ARR1vA1s, August 8.-Colun,bia ,
HoieI-F. G. DeFontaine, wife and two !.
chill aren, Charleston; ". Il. Parkins,
Atlanta; J. W. Hill EdgeAeld; L2H. .
Rion. Winnsboro; F. Palmer, Macon;
j. Furman. Hiss K. Furman. A. J. Fede--,
rick and son, s. c.; J. D. A. Brown and !,
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