The daily phoenix. [volume] (Columbia, S.C.) 1865-1878, 1873-09-30

i tnoAasSupoer 6mpfe1tas oEe Tue LATEST.
The hdies nte Organizing their furs
EandEwosglens. i i B R
4 alcoholic indiscresioou"iis another
way OF putting it.
Sunshine. interspersed with rain, for
the past two days
a heavy hang The bank suspensions
ali over the country.
Messrs. j. P. Southern and Il. Cass
Carpenter have returned to this city, -
Sleeve-buttons are growing somewhat
smailer-so are neck-ties and Grecian
bends.
The sale of lots at Seneca City. juno.
tion of the Airline and Blue Ridge
Railroads, comes off tomorrow.
"The swallows homeward Ay" can be
sung most appropriately Just at this
time.
E1coriating aud merciless gossips live
and move and have their being around
US.
bunch OF keys one brass and four
atcel-was picked up by colured wo-
man yesterday, in Bull street.
Mr.. John White will accept our
thanks for copies of the Dublin Irish
MN and the Freeman. They are on file
in the PHGSIX office.
Wanted 10 borrow-An amount Of
money in sums to suit lenders, from five
ceuts up to $4,000. and no questions
asked.
It will be seen from their card that
Messrs. Pope Il Haskell have removed
tol their elegant new offices, in Law
Range.
There is good deal OF enthusiasm on
tue cotton factory question. and it is
said our entcrprising people will not
stop npon putting one into operation.
The following is the range of the ther-
mometer at the Wheeler House, yester.
day: a. NJ, 73; 10 a. NJ, II; IL NJ,
76; ? P. A., 70; i p. NJ, SOia; 7P. NJ,
20.
Twas night. 4 warm couple stood
in the pale, cold moonbeams. Their
lips touched. aud there was q sound
like COW hauling her hoof out Of the
mud.
Never look around in church to see
who is coming IN when the door opens.
It is quite as ill-mannered to LOOK
around to sec who the tardy ones are as
to be tardy.
We had the pleasure. last night, OF
inspecting night ht-blooming cereus,
containing four full-blown flowers.
This plant was raised by Mrs. B. a.
Rawls, and has been very prolific.
We have been furnished with pam.
phlet copy Of the proceedings of the
Trustees of tie Peabody Educational
Fund, at their ANIMAL meeting, held in
New York. on the 10th July, 1873.
The colored people have been enjoy
ing camp meeting at Reedy Point.
abont ten miles below Columbia, for
several days past. On Sunday-the
closing day-there was large crowd in
attendance from Columbia.
| Private Richard Parks, Company D.
OF the garrison, died on Saturday, of
heart disease, and was inferred with
military honors, in the Washington
Street Methodist burial ground, on Sun.
day.
a prominent mourning warehouse in
Paris has tic motto inscribed on its
walls: "Mourning is religion" II this
be true, we venture to affirm that there
is more religion at present among the
stock-j -jobbers anl brokers of Wall street
than was ever suspected to exist before.
| Miss Fannie Davenport (whose por.
trait, in the shape OF 4 paper weight,
adorns the PuGSIx report orial desk, J
has been presented with an elegant
cameo and diamond ring, by "Cincin-
natl Friends" She is talented, mo-.
dest looking actress and beautiful
woman.
Mr.. Thomas AIahon, of Cokesbury, is
with the house OF r. G.. SILVER & Co.,
of this city, and in day or two will
make tour of the State, in the interest