The daily phoenix. [volume] (Columbia, S.C.) 1865-1878, 1873-04-09

her that she This wife) had changed her,
mind, and HoulT have thsawatered ssilk
made mp instead Of che poplin, aud thst
iii she thinks It would look better with
bias hounces without putting, and box.
plated below the equator. which should
De gathered in hem.Btitohed gudReons
up and down the seams, with q gQsset-
stitch between, she can make it up that
way, instead Of futing the bobbinet in
sertlon and pieciDg out with point ap-
plique, as suggested yesterday" The
man ID now raviDg maniac.
Woman, fierce In her virtue, he's added
supreme horror to railroad travel in
England. Fancy timid man shrinking
in his seat. while this type of female il.
Eliminates with "bull 's-eye" lantern the
car compartment, while another lady
brandishes q dagger and dares him to his
worst. According to Sir Hubert Croft,
English women do this to protect them.
selves from insult in unlighted cars
while traversing tunnels. BE asks Par.
lament to compel the railroads to light
up their oars. It should certainly do
something.
The Mayor Of Lafayette, Ind, 30
strictly construed recently enacted
Sunday law that he not only caused the
arrest or miscellaneous assortment o;
editors. compositors, milkmen and rail.
way operatives, but prevented all sex.
tons from ringing their church bells
The question 10 how he reeonciled il
With his conscience to make the police
violate the Sabbath to such an extent:
and to this the obvious reply is, that the
seventh day is especially set apart as
day OF 'rrest
The young woman of tho day is q
trump. The sharpest 80 far this month
is the Troy girl. who makes her unsus-
pecting father the bearer Of sweet mis-.
sives to clerk in his Office, who has
been forbidden to visit his employers
house. She pins the letter in the old
mans cloak, and when he reaches the
ohce and throws off the garment, the
clerk gets it ana responds by the same
carrier.
ACCIDENT. While Mr.. ". Il. Kelly. a
member of the Hook and Ladder Com
pany, was assisting in the removal of q
heavy iron sale from the store of Mr.. D.
Il. f'ienniken. last Saturday morning, it
fell against him, breaking his collar.
bone. Mr.. Kelly is good fireman, and
we regret exceedingly to have to chroni-
Gle the accident. = Winns6oro News.
How long will reporters labor to con,
vince the rural mind that it is not safe
to lie ones self to COW, with the in.
tention Of keeping her still by 80 doing.
A woman in PeterIuma, CAL, tried the
trick the other day, and when the COW
stopped running she was only attached
to u small piece of thumb, ,iwhile the II t
OF the woman was far in the rear.
It is rumored. says the Constitution.
bat Gen. Grant has erpointed Gen. La
Fayette McLaws United States Marshal
for the District of Georgia. We learn
that there is no politics in this appoint
ment. but it grows out Of the fact that
Gen. Grant and Gen. MoLaws we're
class mates together at West Point. Vs..
May their names go down to posterity,
and. be remembered wherever heroic acts
sre honored-the Rev. Mr.. Ancient,
clergyman OF the Church Of England.
and his boats crew of four, Who rowed
out through the stormy sea, when all
others refused, to the wrecked steamer
Atlantic. ia..s,
A little baby boy o. NJ. A. G. How-
ard. who resides on Ellis. few doors
below Lincoln street, Augusta, vas run
over by street car, and his legs and feet
shockingly mangled. The affair was
purely accidental. Hopes are enter.
tained Of the ohiId's recovery.
WILDLY says "Lucy Stone ia his sort
of gal. She has a baby. and is.not
going around the country any moro with
Anna Dickinson lecturing to. support
her husband. He asked for bread, and
she gave him stone."
Infanticide is OF rare occurrence in
Mexico. An exchange states that while
nations claiming higher civilization have
their journals filed with these horrible
records, this crime is but little known
in that country. :.
There arc over $4,000 moro females
than they are males in Georgia. How to
remedy this disparity in tue number Of
the sexes is question that may puzzle
Legislative heads some day. ~
Mr.. G. X. jarrett, whose death has
been published in the Georgia papers, is
not dead. He says he knew the report
was false as soon as he heard Of it.
Cedar rapids, Iowa, has resolved that
policemen aud street lamps are useles
extravagunces.
Horse saussages.give Londoners night.
mare.