The daily phoenix. [volume] (Columbia, S.C.) 1865-1878, 1871-08-05
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eSpies'of tho PAA dNhr1 il avss cehts;
gTheregular @ohth,y meeting snaa bar
becuaof the Riohlandi ia fners'l Club,
takes place today ut Mr.. Frank saTren-
holm'a farm, about three miles from tho
city, on the Camden Road.
The following was the range OF ther-
momoter at the Pollock House, yester-
day: Z A. NJ, 70; il M, 81; 2 P. M.,
90; 8 P. NJ. 90; P. NJ, 93; P. NJ, 90.
In ordcr to conform to the prcsent Ia
shion of ninutives-Minnie, Winnie.
Lottie and tho rest-it is proposedsto.
modcrnize the too severe Scriptural
names. Ruth should be changed to
Rnthie, Bonz to Boozie, Hagar to Hag-
gle, job TO Jobh;e, sn:! .!ie apostles TO
Matte, Markie. Luke and Johnnie. IL
Mcssrs. D. w. Aiken, G. W. Watts
and J. H. Fnrman, passed through this
city, yesterday. on their way to Ge6rgin
rs delegates from the State Agricultural
and Mechanical Society 10 the agricultn-
ral meeting ut Macon. ., q. ,n,, 81
a colored man. named Andrew Walk.
er, had two fingers taken off BY u cir
ouiur saw, Mt Mr.. Aliens machine shop,
corner Gndsdcn aud Lady streets,, SSes.
terday afternoon !' HN%
a good side.sho va pretty iohcek. 4 /,
An Irishman sent to the Winconsin
State Prison. being called on TO choose
trade, replied that he prsfs5red ip ,be.4,
sailor. = = =
Our merchants, and oihersswishing to
prepare for the fan business. will please
take notice that the PHOENIX Office is
supplied with oil necessary material for
AS handsome cards. bill lledds. posters.
circulars, aud other printing that may be
desired. as any office in the city. Give
US Q call and tes: our work. {.sl =
The woman question Is he married2
A slight change has been made in the
schedule OF the Charlotte, Columbia and
Augusta Railroad. See adversiaement.
The Philadelphia Press! says: ..At no
period of the administration OF, Prcsi,
dent Grant has Mr.. Boutwell, moro fully
''shared' the confidence of the county. y
"Sheared. it means to say. Boutwell,
has sheared the country's confidence
clean of. n ':.'
The August number Of 3ferry's Muse,
an, the highly popular illustrated maga-
zine, published in Boston for the little
folks, is to hand. It is embellished with
an extra engraving, colored, entitled
"The Welcome Dranght." The Sub.
scription price is $l.50 per annum.a,y
1rreleemablo bonds-Vagabonds
Colonel Parmelee. the commissioners
to receive applications. under $4,000.
for claims to be considered by the South
ern Claims Commission, is in Columbia,
rendy to take evidence. examine applica-.
tions, and to furnish the necessary in
formation regarding rules, requirements
and mode Of procedure.
Who would hive believed, few years
ago, that the Commander of the Faithful
wonld be Defender of the Faith as re-
ceived at Ronc? Yet the Sultan OF
Turkey has actually suppressed Con
stantipopie newspaper for daring to
speak unkindIy OF the Pope. That the
successor OF Amurath. Solyman aud
Mustapha should stand up for the dig
nifty of the head of the Roman Uttholic
Church is certainly ono Of the maryels
OF the age.
Pntcrnal acres-The old mans corns. {
hlAII. ARRANGEMENTS. The Northern
nail opens at 500 P. H.; closes 7.l5
A. NJ. Charleston day mail opens 100
P. NJ; closes 600 A. NJ. Charleston
night mail opens $50 A. M.; closes 6. 90
p. NJ. Greenville mail opens Gas P.
H.; closes 600 A. M. Western mail
opens 800 A. NJ; closes I. 80 P. Al. On
Sunday Office open from to 4P. M.
ATTENTIoN!-Thcre will be O general
meeting of the Catholic Association on
| next Sunday, August 6, at P. NJ. All
those who signed their names as mem.
bers are requested to attend. Object
Christian Unity and Charity. Rev. F.