The daily phoenix. [volume] (Columbia, S.C.) 1865-1878, 1872-09-26
al Items,
CITY Matters price of single

copies OF the PHGNIX Is i've cents.
Cantwell's apples are oil the "go." If
you have any doubts as to tho genuine
ness of the cider brought to this market,
here is an opportunity to settle the mat
ter, by pressing the apples yourself.
"Corners" are the thing now, in nearly
every line. A short time ago, we had q
'gold corner" then wheat corner"
then again "loan corner" all of which,
after troublous cxertion of few days,
passed away. Not 30, however, with the
''corncrs" in groceries and hardware, as
worked up by Messrs. John Agnew &
Son-not that we have the least inten-
ton OF intimating that they have "cor-
nerned" on those peculiar and necessary
lines, but that consumers can find at
their ''corner" stores-Plain and Rich
ardson and Gervais and Richardson
any and everything in the departments
which they represent. that can readily be
thought of. We will not attempt to
enumerate. but suggest call to consum-
ers.
The want of money is epidemic in Co.
lumbia, at present. Any individual who
can furnish remedy will certainly be
heralded Ia Indian-as ''greas medi-
cine man."
The ''sere and yellow leaf" season is
upon US, and, in the language of the
poet, We can say:
"Tho leaves are turning brown,
And in clouds they tumble down."
Mr.. Fritz Kohneman will accept our
thanks for pitcher full of clam chow
der, ut lunch time. yesterday. He has
made arrangements to serve them up
regularly hereafter. In few days he
will also open up and serve oysters in
every style.
Ellison S. Keitt, Esq, Of Newberry.
is in Columbia. He has just returned
from an extensive Northern tour, and
brings words of good cheer relative to
the election of Horace Greeley.
The Dlessrs. Swaflelds' new eigns are
neat and attractive. They are the hand
work of our old friend, Mr.. G. G.. New
ton.
Capt. Stanley is rapidly replenishing
his stock. lie knows from experience,
what is required in his line, and, there
fore, keeps himself we'll supplied.
Mr.. Richard Flanagan, an Irishman by
birth, but for many years resident of
Columbia, departed this life, Tuesday
night he has been in feeble health for
q year or two. He is the last of three
brothers, who made Columbia their
home more than twenty years ago. Mr..
Flanagan leaves wife and several chill
dren.
The Walker House, at Spartanburg, is
offered for sale at public auction, on the
first Monday in October. For particu-
lars. see advertisement.
A colored man, named George Nelson,
q train hand employed on the Greenville
and Columbia Railroad, fell between two
cars, yesterday afternoon, and had his
legs 80 severely crushed, that amputa-
tion was necessary, and his life is de-
SPARED of.
The following is the programme by
Prof. Buchar's 18th Regiment Band, for
this afternoon:
Guard on the Rhine Quickstep- Bach.
Overture Nabuco-Verdi.
Palermo Quadrille-Strauss.
Pottpourri, from Ders Freischutz-
Weber
Storm King Galop-Moskow.
PHGSIxIANA.-Tak away from man
kind their vanity and their ambition,
and there would be but few claiming to
be heroes or patriots.
1t is only through woo we are taught
to reflect, and we gather the honey of
worldly wisdom not from flowers, but
thorns.
Intemperance is the parent of most
other vices. It quenches the salutary
power of reason, and makes US the sport
OF raging passion.
We should give as we would receive,
cheerfully, quickly and without hesita-
ton; for there is no grace in q benefit