The daily phoenix. [volume] (Columbia, S.C.) 1865-1878, 1873-03-30

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dsy next, April 2r aAhss'hslf miIsirace
betweensMr. Ellerbo's :,Bslle of ,Hork"
aud Mr.. Franklin'e '9bhp' -Kepdhok;;"
comes of over the franklin track. near
Neagle's Bridge, ip Lexington, for $500
q side. A.barbecue will be furniahed-
the meats cooked in most approved style.
It is probable that there will be some
other amusements, besides .racing-the
Mexican national sport. for instance.
The track is in tip-top order. A good
time may confidently be expected.
TUESDAY NRxr.-On next Tuesday,
there will be grand display of hum
buggery in town. Philander Doesticks
would call it damphoclism. It will be on
the streets. in the houses and stores; in
fact, everywhere. The boys take great
delight in it; so wo sound them the alarm
of its approach. The exhibition is
bound to be here. Itnever fails to make
rs an annual visit. It pays its respects
! to all ages, sexes and classes It will be
very prevalent among school children;
particularly the fifteenth amendments.
Take notice, and keep your eye skinned.
RELIGIOUS SERVICES Ta.s nAx.-Tri-
nifty Ohurch-Rev. P. J. Shahd, IL A.
NJ. and ~ P. Nj.
Catholic cChurch-Rev j. L. Fullerton,
First Mass, at Z A. H.; Second Mass
at 10 A. NJ; Vespers at A. P. NJ. Con
tirmations. by Bishop Lynch, at 101a 4.
NJ.
Marion Street Church;M.Rev. S. B.
Jones. 10L A. NJ, and Rev. ". D,
kirkland, 79 P. NJ. Sunday school 8 A.
Washington Street Church-.Rev.
s. d. Browne, 101a A. NJ, and Rev. o.
A. Darby. 81 P. NJ. III
Lutheran Church-Rev. A: II. Rude.
10H A. NJ. ;a7.;;: 4,
Presbyterian Church-Rev. ~: R.
Wilson, i A. M. and ~ p. ,M!!q
Baptist Church-Rev. J. K. ,Menden-
hail. Pastor, l01a A. N. and Ia P. NJ.
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CHEMICAL ExTNaUIsHERs OF F1RE.-
Among the appliances in use for the e1
tingnishment Of fire, there are some in
vented OF late years by which the use of
chemicals, contained in small and light
machines, hns been employed with great
success upon the discovery ct fires, and
where the services OF fire engines could
not be availed Of. The record OF these
e1tipguishers, since their first invention,
is claimed. by the New York Erening
Posf, to have been one of triumphant
success. In almost every trial they are
said to have proved victorious, and often
under conditions where no other aid was
at hand. In recent Hudson River
Railroad disaster the wrecked cara took
6re from the stove and were saved from
destruction by the use Of these extin-
gnishers, procured from mill in the
neighborhood. This incident shows
their value on railroad trains. In isolat.
ed dwellings or neighborhoods,. not
readily accessible to steam and hand FIRE
engines. their advantages would seem to
be obvious. The Gardner Fire Exun-
guisher. for which Messrs. John Aguew
& Son are the agents in this city, are
said to be the very beet in use.
PHGNIx1ASA. A.-Kansas United States
SenatoFships-"Asa5 are called, (well,)
but few are chosen"
Vienna is said to be the worst drained
city in Europe. An exchange advises
the inhabitants to send for Tweed, who
drained New York so successfully.
The man most likely to make his mark
in the world-One who cannot write his
own name.
i The bonnet Of the season is shaped in
sugar-loaf style, and yet We see some
very sour faces occasionally underneath
them.
Important to the heirs-When young
lady dyes and is is going to mount au-
burn.
II lady is asked how many rings she
has. che can say with truth that there's
no end to them.
The Rome Courier is down on the