The daily phoenix. [volume] (Columbia, S.C.) 1865-1878, 1871-09-02

copies OF the PHOENIX is five cents.
a change has been made in the run
ming Of the freight trains on the Char.
lotte, Columbia and Augusta Railroad.
The train for Augusta. on and after
Sunday, tho Sd. leaves at s.45 P. M:
and for Charlotte, a. 30 A. M.
A gentleman from Lexington epur-
chased new wagon, yesterday, from
Mr. Hussung. barnessed his horse and
was about to leave for home, when the
horse ran of, snapped the shafts, and
otherwise injured the wagon; besides
Fpntting the harness in such condition al.
TO give harness man an extensive lob
in the way Of repairs.
II time should repair the breechee,
would there be any vest-iges7
The floating banner which notifies the
oiped pasaer-by where varied stock of
hrst quality goods can be found. ia
source OF annoyance to quadrupeds.
The movable reflection on the oropnd
| mystlfies horses. and causes them to ahv
string 1t across the pavement, Messrs.
s. & Go. lit will answer the purpose for
which it is intended. ic''N
The comparative difference between
gong and turkey is simply nthis-one
makes din, the other a. dinner.
A California politician says the path
OF rectitude has been travelled so little
IN thnt State Of late years that it has all
run to grass.
Some people love others so much bet.
ter than themselves that they are ynstly
more concerned about their neighbors'
affairs than about their own.
The Southern gas generator, now in
use, at the PHGN1x Office. is much ad-
mired. It is just the thing for large es.
tablislments; and in country towns is
invaluable.
Our merchants. md others wishing to
prepare for tue fall, business, will please
tnke notice that the PHGN1x Office is
adppIied with all necessary material for
Us handsome cards, bill heads, posters,
circulars. and other printing that, may be
desired. as any Office in the city. Give
10 q c0Il uuu teBL our Work.
4 pretty hood - Childhood.
The weather is, getting fallish, as the
record kept at the Pollock House shows.
It rated yesterday as follows:i7 A. M.,
70; l2 M,. 7S; 2,P. H., 70; Z p, NJ, 78.
What Il know about farming"
Catch your butterflies late in August.
Select the deep yellow ones if you
would get good. sweet, salenbIe butter.
Dark hair, SO long neglected and de-
spised among the Indies. is again in the
ascendant, tickle fashion having tired Of
the blondes.
Pink and White Tyranny"-for bellies
to be compelled to rouge and chalk every
half hour in these warm days.
Mr.. Mckenzie has received another
lot of those fine Concord grapes. Only
twenty Eve cents a pound.
Mr.. .A.eY. Lee, agent for Berckmans'
"Frnitland Nurseries" Augusta, Ga,
has furnished tswith priced catalogue.
The attention Of merchants and ship
pers generally is called to the ADVERTISE
mept Of the yellow Line,' relative to
articles to be transported between the
great cities North and oil points Sontt:
The inducements offered are worthy of
| iconsidArationE PIX -grT
You may CLEAN knowledge by reading,
but you must separate The chaff from the
wheat by thinking. I
The word 'candidnte" is derived from
the Latin word 'candiliatus," meaning
"c!othed in White" because uspirants
for public station, in the early days Of
Rome, wero go garbed. Tho word is
rather inapplcable to tho modern ..loil"
patriots, whose sole appeal, when they
seek Office, is to the black vote. Why
not coin term, and call all such "neqri-
dafesi" The word fits the case.
MAIL ARRANGEMENTS Northern
mail opens at 800 P. NJ; closes 7.l5
a. NJ. Charleston day mail opens 400
P. NJ; closes 600 A. NJ. Charleston
night mail cpens $50 a. NJ; closes s. 90
P. NJ. Greenville mail opens 6.45 P.