The daily phoenix. [volume] (Columbia, S.C.) 1865-1878, 1873-08-03
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Messrs. L. E Davies g. Co. have again
favored It's With watermelon.
The city was overaowing with melons,
peaches, ''and sich like" yesterday.
Roses Hotel is announced q, first
class, at 81. 80 PER day for board.
We learn that Mr.. Parker will enlarge
his building, and rent it TO Mrs. Wright,
us u hotel.
The thermometer ranged as follows at
the Wheeler House yesterday: AM,
10; 10 A. NJ, 80; II NJ, 85; 3 Z. NJ, 80;
81 z. NJ, 81; 5 z. NJ. SO; p. NJ, sS.
Attention is directed to the ordinance
in reference to the numbering Of stores,
residences, sc. II is republished for
general information.
The ice wagons were moving around
lively yesterday. and notified customers
Of arrival in front OF their doors by
blast from tin horn.
Ice is down; 80 is soap. Heinitsh is
selling Lows English honey soap. three
cakes in box, for thirty cents. Marve-
Gus cheap, and the very best of soap.
The Southern and Atlantic Telegraph
Company are constructing line from
Charlotte to Atlanta, and will soon be in
communication with Spartanburg and
Grccnville.
Messrs. ". U. Love & Co., OF the
Grand Central Dry Goods Establish
meut are introduced to the attention OF
our readers in another column in this
! mornings PuGSlx.
Israel Smith has placed on our table
two fine specimens of new cotton, taken
from field Of two acres, in which the
plant averages four feet in height. The
seed vas presented to him by Lewis
Levy. Esq, of This city.
RELIGIOUS SERVICES THIS DAY-Tri-
nifty Church-Rev. Peter J. Shand, 1O,5
a. II. and 5 p. NJ.
Catholic Church -Isev. L Fullerton,
First Mass, at : A. NJ; Second Mass
at 10 i. NJ; Yespcrs at ~. z. NJ
baptist Church-Kcv. J. K Menhen-
hall, pastor. II A. NJ. and 8 T.. NJ. Sun
day School A. M.
! Presbyterian Church-Tcv j. F.
Latimer, IL a. NJ. and 8 2. NJ
Lutheran Church-I.ev G. 4. Houph.
l0ia a. NJ.
Marion Street Church-Rev. ". d.
Kirkland. 10i@ A. NJ. and p. NJ
| Washington Street Church-Rev. O..
a. Darby, 101s A. NJ. aud Z. NJ.
\ CURE FOR Low SPIRITS .-E1ercscs s
for the body. occupation of the mind,
these are the grand constituents of
health and happiness. the cardinal
points upon which everything turns.
Motion seems to be great preserving
principle Of nature, to which even inani-
mate things arc subjects; for the winds.
the waves, the earth itself is restless, ard
the waving Of trees, shrubs and flowers
is known to be an essential part of their
i economy. a fixed rule of taking several
hours exercise every day. If possible. in
the open cir, if not, under cover, will be
almost certain to secure one exemption
from disease. as we'll as from attacks of
low spirits, or ennui, that monster who
is ever waylaying the rich and indolent
Throw but stone, the giant dies. Low
; spirits cannot exist in the atmosphere Of
.od!y and mental activity.
ARTISTIC The late United Ssa.os Mi
mister Orr, in alluding to tho works OF
our native artist. Mr. Albert Query.
| claims for his productions superiority
(which would do credit to the pencil
aud brush of The old masters, predicting
that he would win an envisble. equation,
honorable to himself ani crcditable to
his State" Mr.. G.. like most trne
knights OF The easel, has experienced
vicissitLdcs, and we are glad to note
that there is still among us those who
arc ready to repair the wrongs Of ne
elected merit. The success which he
has achieved in Columbia leads us to
anticipate for him prosperous career at
the capital