The daily phoenix. [volume] (Columbia, S.C.) 1865-1878, 1873-09-24
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Mr.. Solomon notifies cotton sellers
that he is prepared for them, with either
greenbacks or groceries.
The work on the new City Hall is
progressing so rapidly that the roof
supports are being erected.
Gen. Asher Palmer arrived, yester-
day. L. Cass Carpenter, Esq, has also
returned TO Coiumbis.
The flying trapeze has located on the
old American Hotel lot, nearly opposite
the PHOENIX Office.
Mr.. 9. F. Jackson has received full
stock OF Butterick's patterns, which are
30 generally admired by the ladies.
The break on the South Carolina
Railroad has been repaired and trains
are now running regularly.
Augusta is in fever Of excitem ent.
The Schuetzenfest is in full blast, and
the city is thronged with visitors.
The bold chicken thief, who raided
the guard house poultry, was arrested
by Policeman Showers. yesterday, after
a sharp race.
We are authorized to state that the
night express train over the South
Carolina Railroad will be discontinued
for the present.
The Randolph Rifles, Captain Aug.
Cooper, went on target shooting yes
terday, and spent pleasant day. Pri-
vate Thos. Moore won the silver cup.
Yesterday was truly delightful day.
The atmosphere was fresh and invigo-
rating, and paper collars held their own
throughout theIentire day.
Thore is nothing the matter With
lager beer as drink, although our
German friends are always running it
down.
The new Episcopal Church about to
be erected By the colored people. on the
corner of Plain and Marion streets, is
to be called st. Luke's.
Capt. c. A. Alligood arrived, yester.
day, and is quartured at the Wheeler
House. He is to fill the position OF
Quartermaster at this post.
The following is the range of the ther-
mometer at the Wheeler House, yester.
day: Ia. NJ. GO; 10 A. H., 70; 12 NJ,
73; 2 P. NJ, rs; S P. NJ, rs; 7 P. NJ,
~.
The State bonds held by the Andes
Insurance Company, and adv ertised for
sale by Comptroller Hoge, we're dis
posed Of OF auction by Messrs. D. G.
Pei1otto & Sons. yesterday, and brought
eleren and a-haf cents-2ll.50 for $100.
A new version of "Old Uncle Ned"
has become popular at the springs. . It
runs something as follows: ''Then pull
up the wicket and the stake, and put by
the mallet and ball; for no more croquet
III be played this year, its getting too
late in the fall"
The Governor has made the folio wing
appointments, viz: Isaac 81. DilkeE,
Notary Public OF Barnwell; Elias Jen.
kins, Jury Commissioner of Oconee,
Uice r. A. Fraser, removed; Hugh
Craig, Trial Justice Of Chesterfield, rice
E. A. Redfern, removed.
| PHGS1xIANA.--Moral of the money
panic-Nothing certain but death and
taxes.
Ladies who light up we'll at night
Those who have lantern-jaws.
When is On umbrella like person
convalescent? When it is recovered.
Spicer thinks some OF the fashionable
church singing is done upon the high
drawl-ic principle.
Massachusetts does not like the B. F.
B. brand OF Worcester sauce.it's only
good enough for the Southern trade.
"If man cant wallop his own wife,
whose wife can he wallop?" Some BODY
elso's. Of course. if he's only strong
enough and is not impeded by ballet.
Brown is now the fashionable color
for ladies' note-paper; also, for the other
party, when he and the correspondence
are done.
An authority in these matters says
young men are nuisance to girls on
their shopping excursions. But how is
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