The daily phoenix. [volume] (Columbia, S.C.) 1865-1878, 1873-10-03
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October has i've Wednesdays, I've
Thursdays and Ave Fridays.
All kinds Of advertising neatly exc
cuted at this Office.
The Columbia F'emale College, under
the control of President Jones, opened,
on Wednesday, with ninety scholars.
The Union Herald denies that fbIf:2
Nerland. of Barnwell, has, resigned his
position as Representative from thas
County. The PHGN1x gave it as re-
port, merely. y
Our neighbors, Messrs Huffman &
Aibrecht, are in receipt Of extra fine
sppIes. hard-head cabbage, onions, etc.
All seasonsble fruits and vegetables kept
on napd.
DIR. j. P. Latimer has been appointed
Treasurer Of Greenville County, rice
james Nj. Allen; J. s. Clark. Trial JUS
tice for Union County; John Wigg.
Commissioner Of Piiotage at Beaufort,
oice T. P. Buckley. resigned.
Nearly all of our country exchanges
bring the sad tidings OF deaths from
diphtheria. The disease confines it's
ravaSes neither to ago nor sex. We be-
lieve. however. it is generally agreed
that it il not contagious.
Mr.. w. A. Mccoy has purchased the
livery stable of Messrs. Thompson &
Steele, at Walhala, and bids fair to
keep up the good reputation of his pre-
dccessors. Good stock, comfortable
vehicles and attentive drivers.
Skiif & Gaylord's Minstrels are on
their way to Columbia. and will give an
exhibition in PArker's Hall, on Wednes-
day evening next. Among other novel
features are Biz lend men," This
troupe has always drawn full houses in
Columbia.
Woods D'Orsuy Cologne is greatly
admired by all who have used the de-
lightful preparation. 1t is particularly
agreeable to the smell and retains it's
fragrance for great length of time.
Ladies recommend it, gentlemen favor
it and little ones cry for it.
Captain Jack and his Modoc braves
are to be executed, to-day, at Fort Kla-
math. Who will avenge the numerous
outr"ges upon the Indians? II their
skins were black, or they could be made
use OF as voters, things would be differ
ent.
Messrs. LyBrand & Son have just M
boxed several of knabes' superior Z and
II. octave pianos. He has an expert
enced musician-Prof. E. L. Zawadil-
connected with the establishment, who
will take pleasure in showing the quality
and tone Of these magnificent parlor
ornaments. -
There is to be a barbecue and tourna-
ment Mt Pomaria, to-day, the proceeds
Of which are to be devoted to charita-
BILE object. President Woodward and
other gentlemen are expected to deliver
addresses. BY au accident, we have
been prevented from giving an earlier
and more extended notice of the affair.
Mayor Alexander, as will be. seen by a
notice in another column, calls for q
public meeting in Carolina Hall, this
evening, for the purpose Of securing aid
to the sufferers by the yellow fever in
Shreveport, Louisiana. We hope there
will be large attendance, and liberal
contribution, as the need is pressing.
We took glance at the progress of
construction on the new City Hall, yes
terday; and while viewing the building.
we also watched the ladies, gentlemen
and children who passed beneath the
workmen and the scaffolling and the
thought forced itself upon us that ere
long we would be called upon to chroni-
clio severe. if not fatal, accident, by a
brick or bat falling upon some ones
head. Though inconvenient, it would
no doubt be the safest course to barri-
cade the pavement in the immediate
vicinity of the huil,}ino mill all dancer