The daily phoenix. [volume] (Columbia, S.C.) 1865-1878, 1873-04-08
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No ice. yesterday. Keep mp the sup
ply. by all means, F1iend Baten,an.
Old newspapers for. sale at PHGNH
Office, at ffty cents q hundred.
The Charleston Ns,os and CourierShas
a column article on, mothers.in. law :.
What's In the wind? q
All the leading papers in;the country
are on file in the PHGNH'ofaoe, for the
inspection Of the pnhlic,
Unless the filthy drains about many Of
tho streets are attended to promptly,
disease will stalk amongst us.
One Of the principal uses OF hymn
books in churches is that young people
csn write each other love notes in them.
The latest styles wedding and Waiting
cards and envelopes, tastily printed, can
be obtained at the Pa1N1x office.
The Governor has appointed Capt. +.
A. Belanger Auditor of Edgefeld
County.
A neighbor was asked. the other day,
what made her gait 30 peculiar. "Oh." :"
said she. ''itsa new edition Of Bunion's
Pilgrims Progress"
O. A. Darling. Esq Auditor OF Edge
field County, resigned his commission
on Saturday, and the Governor has ac-
cepted it.
Messrs. ]. 81. Kinafd & Go. announce
the opening Of their spring stock Of dry
goods. eto. The goods are fresh-their
buyer, Mr.. Baldwin, having just re-
turned from the Northern markets.
Tho Atlanta papers are complaining of
the locomotive whisNing nuisance. They
rightly consider that the rumbling of
the train aud ringing Of the bell arc all
sufficient to give notice to clear the track.
A horse attached to new vehicle, be-
longing to Senator Nash, ran off, yester-
day afternoon, and completely dem olished
the carriage. The occupants the wife
and daughter OF the Senator-were Sc
verely but not dangerously injured.
The Ne,Os and Courier made It's np-
pearanoe, yesterday-the younger paper
having swallowed it's older cotemporary.
1t is announced that the Charleston Daily
Courier will be published hereafter as an
evening paper.
AS will be seen by card from. Presi-
dent Woodward, the meeting OF the State
Agricultural and Mechanical Society will
be held in Charleston on the 29th inst,
instead Of the first Tuesday in MAY, as
previously announced.
There are several places on Main
street where the granite to cellar doors
is elevated several inches above the pave
mont. Also, where cellar doors are en-
tirely too high. This style OF cellar
door is very nuisance. and should be
remedied.
Itis stated that the official drawing
connected with the concert for the bene-
Git of the Nebraska State Orphan Asy-
lum, heretofore advertised in these CO.
lumns, has been postponed until the
goth May-when, it is said, it will posi-
lively come off.
In the list of casualties at seq. pnb-
liahed In our last, we omitted the
steamer Gen. Lyon. which sailed from
Wilmington, N. O., In April, 1866. It
is believed there were nearly 500 per-
sons on board-many of them refugees
from South Carolina-about twenty
from Columbia.
we have been furnished with PAM
phlet copy of the "Report of the Com
mittee of 200 Citizens. appointed at a
meeting OF the Resident Population Of
New Orleans. on tho 12th December,
1872" 1t is foil and apparently fair
erpose Of the condition of things in that
sorely flicted city and State.
It is stated that mau, named w. 8.
Dinquid, was robbed OF Mrs. Clenden-
ing's boarding house, Sunday morning,
by supposed friend, named @ Fl. Mot
ley. The parties claim to be from Lynch
burg, Va. Dinquid says that he lost
money. clothes, shoes, eto. = tho robber
leaving for Augusta; Ga, by the 8 A. NJ.
train of Sunday.