The daily phoenix. [volume] (Columbia, S.C.) 1865-1878, 1873-09-19

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flies.
To-day, September 10, is the anniver-
sary Of the battle. of Chicamaues.
fought in 1868. y9
Sun-burnt cheeks and par.boiled
noses tell us palmer than words who
have spent the summer out Of town! e
To-day and tomorrow being ember
days, will be observed as fast days in the
Roman Catholic Church. -
The funeral Of MT. E. Orchard was
largely attended. The church was
througed.
a private letter from Seneca City
says buildings are going up rapidly, and
carpenters are in demand.
A lazy chap has found out that work
ing between meals is unhealthy for
him.
John Agnsw, Esq, returned home,
yesterday, after a short business trip to
the North.
Merchants. in order to realize fully
the benfit of the fall trade. should ad-
vertise literally.
Messrs. Shiver & Co.'S fall goods are
being stored. Cash buyers will. doubt
less, find it advantageous to inspect
them.
Mr.. D. Epstin comes to the front,
with u notice Of his first installment of
goods. He is in the Columbia Hotel
building.
"Ho, mug-gin; ho, mug-giu, from
form sho-hore," il the way q fair
young lady rends the words OF popu-
lar song.
The sick colored lad who was in
charge Of James Archer. when he lost
his life, on the railroad, on Thursday,
died yesterday, at the hospital.
MIR. G. +. Jackson has kindly fur
nished US with copies of late Northern
papers. He has just returned from a
purchasing trip.
French people find in coffee most
efficacious remedy for the temporary
torpor Of the mind which results from
the process of digestion.
There has been quite revival" at
the Marion Street Church during the
past two weeks. and many persons have
connected themselves with the church.
The passengers over the Charlotte.
Columbia and Augusta Railroad passed
through yesterday, with but slight de-
tention. The wreck has been removed,
and trains now run regularly.
Mr. David Barnes will commence the
publication of newspaper at Tinmons-
vile, on the first Tuesday in October, to
be called the Timmonsville Ne,os. The
paper. the editor says. will be Demo
cratic to the backbone"
The mails from the Augusta end of
the Charlotte, Columbia and Augusta
Railroad, were carried through to Char
lotte, yesterday-the mail agent giving
as an excuse that he had no facilities for
distributing the same.
"See Naples and die" is the old
adage; but see Swaftield's hats and fur
nishing goods and supply yourselves.
The nttachees Of the establishment were
busy all day yesterday, shelving the new
stock.
Another change in the weather. yes.
terlay. A steady rain fall cooled the
atmosphere materially. Pollock's ther-
momeier recorded: 4. H., 72; 10 a.
A., 70; - NJ. II; 2 P. NJ, T2l,s; 5P.
NJ. 10; ! p. NJ, 72.
Two occupants Of the poor house. who
took il into thei5, heads to get married,
were oueted from that institution. and
afterwards hired house for which they
could not pay and we're turned out,
have, for two weeks past. deliberately
quartered in Roberts street, near Tay lor.
| Mr.. Nathan's assortment Of house.
furnishing goods is very extensive, and
embraces nearly everything in the line.
His mantel ornaments are very pretty.
In day or two, he will spread his ad-
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