The daily phoenix. [volume] (Columbia, S.C.) 1865-1878, 1873-09-23
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PHOENIX.
The mails have been coming very
irregularly for several days.
Sunday and yesterday, the weather
was all that could be desired.
The body of one Of the men killed ON
the South Carolina Railroad was cut
completely in two.
Judging from various signs and
sounds, we should Judge there must be
a mewtiuy among the cats OF the city
Messrs. Seibels s. Ezell offsr for sale
several comfortable houses, located con-
venient to Main street. Prices reason
able.
Anybody got the chills or dumb ague,
let him go to Heinitsh. and get his chill
cure-he will be cured in twenty -four
hours.
The following is the range of the ther-
mometer at the Wheeler House, yester-
day: IA. NJ. 65; 1O. "A. NJ, CT; 12 NJ,
60; Q P. 81, 72; S P. NJ. 73Ia; P. NJ,
49,
Messrs. Talbot, who have for several
years been engaged in horse trading in
this section, are here again, with lot
OF 6ue stock. They can be seen ut
Logan's stables.
General Superintendent Anderson ran
a special train over the Charlotte, Co.
lumbia and Augusta Railroad, on Sun
| day, to accommodate number of
through passengers who failed to make
the connection 1T Charlotte.
The rains have been al through.
out the State. There were several bad
washes on the North eastern Railroad,
by which trains were seriously detained.
but no accidents are recorded.
Coral will be one Of the fashionable
ornaments next season. Those cut in
the shape Of stars, and made to fit the
ear rs studs. are newly imported and
very pretty. The Northern papers say
there ia no demand for imitation coral.
Some ogre of an editor tries to
friShten tender consciences, by telling
young ladies' that when they e1olaim
''dear mel" they are swearing like
troopers. Yst such is the fact, for the
phrase. as we have it. is but the corrup-
ton of the italian words, "Dio mio, my
God.
The conflict between carpet-baggers
and tue native colored people of the
South is becoming general. At re-
cant meeting in Wilmington, =. c..
George L. MADISON, afavorite coiored
leader, announced himself ''in deadly
oppoeition to the adventurers who have
settled among u.s."
By-theway, if anybody is really &C.
quainted with "NIollie Darling" he can
immortalize himself at little expense.
If he has any influence on the dear
creature, let him implore her to answer
the urgent inquiries as to her love,
heart. &C., and settle this much dis.
cussed and sung question. The street
urchins are becoming daily more noisy
in their exhortations to "Mollie Oar.
ling" and re fear a calamity if they are
not shortly appeased. There must be 81
least 10000 persons who would contri.
butte to q monument to the public beno
factor who will draw "Mollie" out on
this question.
Mr.. S. A. Fewell, Of Rock Hill, is
quartereed at Mrs. Clendining's. He is
agent for and has model OF Dearman' {
double damper patent improved fire
place, with Crate attachment, which is
warranted to prevent the trouble and
annoyance arising from smoky chin
ney. Mr.. Fewell brings certificates
from numerous citizens of this and othe,
States relative to its efficacy. 1t is ra
diator Of heat, saves fuel, AMI can be
used for either wood or coal.
MIR. STARKE W. PoRTER.-We are
pleased to see Mr.. Porter back at hi.
old post with the house OF r. @. Shivel
& Co., where his friends vii! find hin
as agreeable Gnd as ready as ever te
serve them.