The daily phoenix. [volume] (Columbia, S.C.) 1865-1878, 1871-08-09
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06dP5t4ss dlP54s : p tls g1I ah2S SsRty.o
,yAt champion ea4e qf ,Rese ball, be-
tween the Ralmetto; and alert Clubs, will
bs'plnyednon tho University GREER, thia
aiit9ethooR oonrehcing' al O'clock:
.i;Tlste li vAs' an error, the ljst Of In
tendants of the town OF Columbia, pub
liahed Sunday morning Joel Stevenson.
Esq. was elected by the Wnrdens, De-
cember 10. 1916, 10 fJl out the rrex- r,r,ss
PRED term Of Capt. w. B. Stanley. (who
had resigned to take position in the
Palmetto Regiment.) AS printed, it read
Henry Lyons, Esq, elected By the
Wardens, July z, 1886" OF the twenty
nfne Iatendants who have administered
ths affairs vi ;he town, tut Two are left.
Cart " ?. Stanley. Of this ciiy, and
Dr.. Edward Sill. Of Salisbury, N, G.
A meeting of the Copgares{ Rifle Club
is;called for this evening. It is gaining
in popularity, and will SOON. become
very strong organization.
The heavy rains Of Saturday night aud
Sunday last caused serious dafnage to
several mills in the vicinity Of Co,otaDia.
Col. A. f. Rudler, who wss Command
ant Of the Post OF Colombia, atthe close
Of The war, died at the Hot Springs.
Arkansas. on Monday evening: His re-.
mains will be carried to bis, native city
Augusta. ,Ga.-for intermeht. g
Our merchants. and others wishing to
prefare for the fdil bdsiuess. viii piease
lake, notice that The PHgNx ofacs7is
supplied with all necessary raaterialfor
as handsome cards, bill heads posters,
cirthiars, and Other printing that may be
desired. as any Office IN the, city. Give
us1a call and test our work. .it4 ,-!el4
T. Pleading at the bari Lbegginghfor
drink h Y 'Ii'i ni3.t7etsH 1919 F,n III
The DAILY Mio slate ypser,aaal, e,al ReppntiLL,- ptiLL,
lican,) published in Columbus, admits
that the Democrats will carry that State
In the coming election!.s'No ft'1'!,y11
Youth and age have too little sympa- asp
thy with each other. II the: young
would remember that they may be old.
and the old remember that thsy Have
been young. the world d>wouId be happier.
Poverty is, except where there ih an
aotaal want OF food and raiments a thing
much more imaginary than. real. / The
shame OF poverty-the shame Of being
thought poor1is q ersAt ara fatal veak-
ness. e,7a.!., ... t' .,,%. -..:9.'s
People, who fish Tor oomplimentsfdo
not need long lines. They will get their
best bites in shallow water. 81 hts
/ The thermometer at the Pollock House
stood MS follows, yesterday: VA. NJ, so;
IA NJ, s5; 2 P. M::, SO; Z P. NJ, s7. ,4.
a telegraph Office, in connection With
the line along the Greepvilie and Coiuimu-
bia Railroad. Was established at Aston,
yesterday, and an operator installed :
T. Superintendent Of Education Jillson,
Itthe prototypie,-of Dickens ',.fat boy,')
kept up the reputation of the second
nine 6f the Palmetto. Base Bali Club.
yesterday. IA s.scratch" game was
played. when the first nine made fifteen
runs; and the second nine only one, and
that by the: prominent individual naen-
toned above. -"
Love & Go. are up and doing. See
what they have to say. this morning. and
follow their directions. - .ln..4
a miniature birch bark Indian canoe.
from Lake Michigan. is on exhibition at
the Exchange House. It is properly
manned" an
SurnEME CouRT Decisions ss-A1gust 8.
d. O., and Edward Kinsler, executors,
os Mary A. Holmes Decree modified.
Opinion by Moses, C;;J. II. '' -
The State er rel. the Grand Lodge of
Ancient Free Masons OF South Carolina
ps. George Addison, Sheriff Of Charles
ton; and the State ez rel. the Hiberpian
Society Of Charleston vs. the same. Or
der Of. Circuit Judge granting writ of
prohibition for the taxes OF 1859 Ne
versed, and to that extent N otfon grant
cd. Opinion by Moaes. @. ~