The daily phoenix. [volume] (Columbia, S.C.) 1865-1878, 1872-09-05
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There is to be change in the soho
dule OF the Greenville and Columbia
Railroad, commencing to-day. The pas
senger train leaves Columbia at 7 is A.
NJ. and arrives at P NJ.
Chinese slippers, OF pale blue. red or
pearl colored leather. with turned mp,
pointed toes, are the fashionable morn
ing shoes.
We had the pleasure. yesterday, in
company with Mr.. w. @. Anderson, OF q
"spin" behind the capital little Canadian
trotter Joe" He makes his mile in
something less than 2.40. and being
young, kind and gentle, is just the nag
for any individual who desires to get
through the world rapidly. "Joe" can
be seen st Mr.. Daly's stables.
| The visitors to the various summer re-
sorts nre beginning to put in an appear
ance.
AS the N oon has put in IN appearance,
and the Great Eastern Cilcus and Mena-
gerie exhibits six days from now, visitors
at night will have the light from fair
Luna to guide them on their komeward
journey.
Policeman Quitman Connell, the fnder
of the money referred to in yesterdays
PHRSIx, informs US that the owner OBJ
tanned his money, and suitably rewarded
the finder.
Robert r. Hemphill. ESQ.,, OF the Alb
beville Medium. paid us visit last even
ing. Mr. Hemphill is on visit to our
city in the interest of his paper, which
is model Of youthful enterprise and
vigor, coupled with iudicious business
management.
In our issue of to-day appears the ad-
vertisement of the Messrs. Burwell of
their new school-the Peace Institute,
locnted at Raleigh, N. G. They earned
at Charlotte, N. c., an enviable reputa-
ton as teachers-eminent for their ex-
cellent government and judicious train
ing. Their scholars have been their cre-
dentials heretofore for solid and tho
rough education. The school building
is located in On eight-acre grove of mag.
nifcent oaks. on the outskirts OF the
city OF Raleigh. It is brick structure,
124 feet long by 05 feet deep, four stories
high, and can accommodate 100 board
ers. The house is heated throughout by
steam and lighted by gas.
The Governor has appointed J. P.
] Thompson Trial Justice for Chester
field County.
Fritz Konemapn will serve up to-day,
at his restaurant, opposite the market,
fine o1-tail soup for his friends and pa
trons, from II to O'Clock.
Prof. Buchar furnishes the following
programme for this afternoon, at 5
o'clock:
Vivat Quickstep-Patz.
| Salute u 10 France-Rossini.
Royal Cirque Quadrille-M Middleton.
| Pretoiosa-Weber.
Petite POlka-Faust.
SUPREME CoUnr DECISIONS TUES
DAY. September 3.-Blease and Baxter,
for another, vs. Simeon Pratt. Motion
granted. and new trial ordered, etc.
Opinion by Moses, c. J.
J. p. Boyce rs. r. G. Shiver and VIM.
Shiver. Motion dismissed, etc. OPP
MON by Moses, G. ].
"OLD JOHN RoB1NsoN's" GREAT Snow
CoMINa.-By reference to our advertis-
ing columns, this morning, it will be
seen that "Old John Robinson's" great
show is advertised to perform in Colum-
bia, in October.
This mere announcement is q bufIl-
cient guarantee to the numerous friends
Of "Old john" the king of showmen
Of the United States, that rich treat is
in store for them. The veteran is in no
way connected with any other company
than the one that bears his world-re-
nowned name-a mammoth aggregation
OF museum, aquarium, menagerie and
circus, which, he says, he intends to
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