The daily phoenix. [volume] (Columbia, S.C.) 1865-1878, 1872-11-17

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Prof. Mi'an1, whose card has appeared
In the PHOENIX for several dnys, is fully
competent to impart instruction to pu
pile in oil styles Of dancing and
fancy. He comes highly recommended
by Terpsichorean- admirers in different
sections. Of the country where be has
taught. He occupies the hall over
Messra. Lorick e. Lowranco's Store.
The Greenville passenger train wus
delayed more than six hours, yesterday,
by an accident nenr Cokesbnry-a mic.
placed tic damaging au axle. Nobody
hurt.
This fine writing is getting to be dis
ease. Vide the following: "In the pale
translucent moonlight which now lightly
bathcs the earth, the distant roar of the
fulls, the weird note of tho peacock, and
the hoarse snort of the bull calf, meke
llfe uptown perpetual romance"
The old lady who bandnged Ler
clothes-horse, fearing an attack of the
epidemic. is now nursing her horse
radish, and will next turn her attention
to the nightmare.
Tho horse disease may be auctuatinp
In many placas.abut it appears to be a
stable thing in this city.
Somebody says that every cord of
wood given to the poor is re. corded
above. Now is the time.
Dobbs is classical scholar, aud when
he explained to curman. tho other duy.
that the countrymen Of Galen and Escu-
Iapius called prevalent horse mnlady
epitfemtos nosos. the carman only sighed
and said. eyes, it's the noses on 'em ns
feels it bad"
Wo arc inforned that Chester Divi-
sion, No TO- Sons of Temperance, have
made liberal donation to the Palm ct.o
Orphan Home.
peace or Wnr-Which Will You
Have?"-is the title of IL lecture to be
delivered in this city, on Tue sday even
ing, November 10, by Mr. Wm. G.. Hub
bard, general lecturer of the Peace Asso
citation of Friends in America
Scegers' ice machine worked very an
tisfactorily, yesterday. Il is located in
front Of his new building.
The omnibus of Mr.. Joyner was Goa
alderably damaged, yesterday morning,
by tho horses running away. lie ani-
uals arc troubled with tho epizootic,
but are ''gay and lively STILL"
SEQ what Mr.. W. K Greenfield has to
say relative to carriages, etc. His as
sortincnt is worry extensive ana carefully
selected.
The oxen are troubled with some sort
of discasc-two OK teams actually ran
off yesterday.
The horse disenso has spread over
nearly the entire State. We hear of il
in Wnlhalla and also in Charleston.
New dictionary makers are wanted to
invent names for the next popular dis
ease before it comes, and thus save lpbor
to the weary telegraph editor and sad
local reporters.
Yesterday was n remarkably cold day,
md -Eolus gave an Indication OF what
he was capable Of.
Gen. Grant prevailed On one silo at
the late election, and general apathy on
the ether.
Gov. Scott has appointed John c.
Rcister and Benjamin Michael Trial JUS
tices for Chester County.
The State Board of Cunvassers huye
decided in favor Of Mr.. c. G. Bowen for
Sheriff OF Charleston.
It is reported from Washington that
President Grant promises to try to effect
IL reconciliation between tho North and
Son!h. In no other way could he so
fully redeem the errors of his pnst ad-
ministrntion, but we have little rcnsnn
to confide either in promise or promiser.
Another case Of supposed infanticide @
hns come to light. One Of our principal
grocery firms, yesterday, on opening u
box, discovered small-sized baby in q