The daily phoenix. [volume] (Columbia, S.C.) 1865-1878, 1873-03-28
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riety, has commenced the erection OF an

M1: ;: 3: Bsssasna:: q Il; house noios
riety, has commenced the erection OF an
iqe house near the eoEpe. Of Laurel and
Alin atreeS, ~ tha soons senfep pSe' 'of the
citizens in the HppetporHon ofthe oity.a p
d is sad to de so smaty OF our aspir..
i9e youngtmeg wai6agStheitsenereies
6ndeavoring to raise a monstaoho. What
a philanthropist would be he who could
call out the hirsute stragglers upon
downy faceAl And how pleased would
Angelina be that ''swee.' Alphonsus was
safely delivered Of the occasion.
Stylish young ladies part their hair on
the side, and-well. we don't know What
sort of young men TO call them-part
theirs in the middle. H., =. 80.
The Wheeler & Wilson Sewing Ma:
chine Company issue monthly, in New
York, called Tho Needle. .'is' 9
The par value OF share In the Ora.
niteville Manufacturing Company is
500. but they are selling at, $l45., fThis'
shows the value of such stock. Then,
why not build factories? t9f!
AS ~ general thing, there is good
deal OF weather in March; and which.
ever Of the articles known by the name
is wanted. let It be called for. and it
shall come A Ahnndred different quail.
ties, all Of them radical aud pronounced.
may be. expected within any twenty -four
hours ~ = '''7.H !'4": d'iv g
i. a drove of the. finest beeE cattle that
has beeu seen in his city since the war
passed through. yesterday, en- route to
Charleston. They we're from Tennessee.
"A brother chip, connected with the
EOening Herald. has, inGreased the mam!
bership of the Good Templars by one.
PHrs11rAsA.- -Apn. TinOpySesideu at
Pavtnoket, e.. L, and is ;s4id,eQ be re-
lated to much '..tin!" a:.'e. Bp 81 III !,
Geni-ology@The bian.ihishts. !.
An exchange says never play at'a game
OF chauce;i bpt Ne don't see how the
young folks are to get married Unless
they take the chances. .-.l -. ;tj.i ii .
a maiden speech -"Aek papa. "'t.'a
| There's many a slip 'twi1t the rope
and the neck. Vide Stokes and the
sheriff 3 warrant for his execution.
"Come, gentle spring. aighs Jones,
as he YEARLY tossel his aching bones at
night; but Jones' lapdlady thinks slat
bedsteads good enough for any'of her
lodgers. r,2"'7 Y. eitES
The latest arrest for tamperibg with
the mails is that OF a postmaster lin
Maine, arrested by the smnll pox. He
took it from q letter that was not direct.
ed to him. i'"'''Gr '"f"'''
Won Moltke has Completed his history
of the Franco German war, which nearly
completed France.
A Radical oarpet-bag Senator in Mis-
sissippi, named Robinson. has become
crazy on the subject of religion. II he
had allowed his mind to roam more at
large on the subject OF stealing, Il is
very probable he might have become the
envy Of his political friends. He let his
mind take the wrong torn.
THE FInEMEN's BALL.-Capt. Parker's
Hall was brilliantly inRugurated last
night. For several days and nights the
carpenters hive been busily occupied in
getting things in order for this truly
festive occasion; yesterday morning, the
members Of the company, with number
OF lady friends. took hold, and in few
hours had the walls tastefnliy decorated
with evergreens. wreaths, Gags, etc.
A substantial plank platform has been
placed in front OF the building; the stair
way covered with mating; rooms car
peted for the use Of tsio ladies'; stoves up
in different portions of the building.
and, in fact, everything put in as COM
plete and comfortable condition as pos
sible. The large room in-the FIRST story
was used as supper room, over which
Mr.. Mckenzie presided.
In the Western end OF the main hall, q
lnrge stage has been erected, from which
tho 9Th I}ao,; ,,oapt Rand ,3;e,ou.s,l sha