The daily phoenix. [volume] (Columbia, S.C.) 1865-1878, 1873-09-20

! ! ~ = -
6iT MI4F1sis. ioS Ethe
PHarix 'o g i ! IS ,:s i Il, III a
3 y rainsd ) s.ssdily3 3darIng thss q snIlre
.day, yesterday. .Ss Is =; 81 stsGssilS,
What has become OF the Augusta
chrostelsa We y, I9gA hA.ssaes z recsived Itt.0r
several days. 5 ',s se. 3 ssls ,s,sss -.
Mr.. H.nMullsr advertises ,.disraond"
-four, Of superior quality. Loyers,'of
good bread end biscuit viii give it
trial. e.sf !,
Wepresume the stores and business
places of our Jewish citizens will gene
rally be closed next Monday and Tues.
day. ..ae. .,,.. ,..,is 4. :. w .,,T55
The following is the range Of the ther.
mometer at the Wheeler House, yester.
day: IA. NJ. 70; 10 a. M.,7I19;,12
NJ. 1H;4 P. NJ. Il; z P. n, 70,
Measrs. ". @. Swafield and George
Summers returned from business "trip
to the North, yesterday. Mr.. T. NJ.
Wilkes, who has been spending several
months in Europe, has also returned.
We are informed that j. e. Hagood,
Esq, Clerk Of the United, States Oircnit
Court. will be in Coluinbia on the 29th
instant. at the Office, of Messrs, Pope &
Haskell, to take the proof OF any claims
in the case Of Terry vs. the Exchange
Bank. 33
We have been requested to state that
persons desirous OF engaging German or
Swedish laborers can. communicate with
Mr.. F. Meloher, editor Of the Charles
ton ZeRung. who will take charge of the
necessary funds required to pay the
passage of the immigrant. In all cases
where the ticket is not used within a
given time, the money will be returned
to the sender.
The Jersey City Euening Journal says:
"Gen. Asher Palmer, our old Hi ri
friend from Columbia, 8. O., was in the
city yesterday. and in company with
some' friends, visited the ever-pleasant
resort of Donnell. on the ri von Kull,
and there partook of banquet, the
menu of which was composed principally
OF CLANS. We were glad to see the
General looking so we'll, and to know
that he il fast recovering from his losses
during the late unpleasantness." :
RAILROAD ACCIDENT. NT.-A.freigh and
material train on the Wilmington, Co.
Iumbia and Augusta Railroad collided,
yesterday. near Wilmington, N. O.. Sc
riously iniuring the two locomotives
and damaging several OF the cars. A
number Of hands we're aboard, but they
all succeeded in jumping of. One man
was slightly hurt. Tho passenger trains
were delayed several hours. Esf
PHGNIxIANA.-The ladies have hit it
at last. They are very properly clamor-
ing to become "Pntrons of Husbandry,"
Three scruples make one dram, and,
if people would only indulge in the
scruples frst, they would take fewer
drams.
One touch of hum% N axes the whole
world grin.
Have you not often heard OF pretty
widow mending her condition by re-
pairing?
Experience is one of the Oldest and
surest teachers, but its prices are ruin.
ously high sometimes.
STAMPS is the name Of an editor OF
q North Carolina paper. He who flches
from him his good name. commits lar
ceny indeed.
strakosch regrets that his Parspa,ra-
tioMs are imperative. Sc
The COMING RAoEs.-The Auxiliary
Joint Stock Association have gone to
work in a liberal spirit. and are doing
all in their power to add to the attrac.
tions of the annual fair, to be held in
this city in N mber next. The track
is being put i. excellent condition, and
from present Indications there will be q