The daily phoenix. [volume] (Columbia, S.C.) 1865-1878, 1873-10-07
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PHOENIX. i
The South Carolina University opened
yesterday, with az students. Y
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liyersa temperance address inSIrwin's
Hall, this evening, atH O'Clock.
Memberssof Excelsior LodgeNo. T..
will meet promptly at the hall, this
evening, OF 7 O'Clock.
Altar two or three dsys cf zee! acmsi
mer weather, We had touch, yesterday
afternoon, Of King Winter. His en-
trance was not regretted.
Tho main street of Columbia preseats
picturesqe appearance. The show-
bills OF the Great Eastern and New
York Oircuses adorn nearly all the va.
cant spaces on Richardson street.
The prayer OF the old lady for her
preacher, "Oh. Lord, keep him humble
and we will keep hin poor" is applioa-
BILE to every class Of business men these
times.
Commissioner Frederick Watts will
accept our thanks for pamphlet copy
Of tho monthly report OF the Department
of Agriculture. The package was
adorned with the yellow stamp of that
department
Cash is the rule. Transient adver-
tisers must pay before insertion. Mar
riage aud fnperal notices are 81. Ad-
vertisements not exceeding 6ve lines,
seventy five cents; nine lines, S1-subse-
Quent insertions, fifty dents.
The dwellings Of Mdssrs. T. Sill and
Il. Meyers, on Arsenal Hill, were en-
tered by robbers onj Saturday night
last, but as the occupal PTS we're aroused,
the thieves made of Without securing
anything. Unfortunately, ieaden mes
senger was not sent ufter them.
An exchange says: Brooklyn Judge
holds that where a Eoung man has
shown preference fol- certain young
woman, kiss is virtually an engage
ment." Then, good heavens! how
how many engagements we've had in
our time without susp4 letting it!
The front door ofithe store OF DR..
Heinitsh Opposite tfe PHOENIX office)
was accidentally left nnfasted Sunday
night. 1t was discovered by vigilant
policeman, however, aud no loss 90.
Cured to the proprietor.
October has caught the tip end of
Lady August's pannisr as she was leay-
ing her summer-house, and, like an i'm
patient lover, insists H,on promenading
with her while in he pleasant sun
shine. Detain her aa> ,ng as you can,
old fellow. for it is had to give up the
Indian summer mild less which now
rests upon forest, field aud city, to the
saving of our winter ardrobes and oi
our coal heaps.
We think that if d y can get fifteen
cents pound for cot it is better to
sell while it is at it's ST weight, and
avoid all risk Of. fire pther disaster,
and the other one Of pssible decline
below these figures. II pre- is plenty Of
money in Columbia to rchase cotton,
and as much as l5ls W obtained yes.
terday. Perhaps our I ends think that
all the money is so;q but they have
only to Try, to be coiir ced. we heard
Of one buyer. yesteriy, having as mush
as Sl5.0 to invest !. u le staple.
FIFTY centsl" ech.ea woman, YES.
terday. when her gocfr charged (hel
that sum for pound OF >butter. - Yes,
'nm." he replied, withIa bland emile.
You zee the grocer q da9t carry much o.
q reserve, and we can I dklrn ont our col
Iate:als at sacrificed .Jtthe Govern
ment calls in the bonds Hue in 1874
and the imports OF bnlIor1tehd to ease
tho money market u littlecpatler must
find its level with everythl& edse. But.
ter is very panicky just noy nut think
the worst is over" She pa the money
without further growling.
The following persq have been
elected teachers q8the b!io schools