The daily phoenix. [volume] (Columbia, S.C.) 1865-1878, 1873-09-21

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PHasix. -
Mt Us. Wiley. having anisKed his
purchases, returned home yestetdsy. 4
Mr. Muller wants all eonsutaers Of
fonr to buy his ..diAwohd" brand. 6
sTshisto were tenfdeassln. III Ooiumbia
for the week ending the 2Oth-whites 2;
oolored g..
How about the 'sere and yellow
leai9" Cant some of our cold region
papers start this old newspaper standby ?
Tha greet =sn. ;s ..ligghL" Captain
Stanley can supply it by means of
Pratt's astral oil. It is highly recon-.
mended.
Mr. Maxcy. who resides on the Monti-
cello road, few miles above Columbia,
has lost two mules, for the return of
which he offers liberal reward.
Mr. Symmers progp osticates good
fall business. He is opening his we'll
selected stock of goods, and will be
pleased TO see all his customers at their
earliest convenience.
Messrs. Hope & Gyles make known q
fow of the Leading articles which they
have on hand. A Welsh rare.bit can
now be compounded. IS they have the
kind OF cheese suited to its preparation.
Mk j. P. Rawls, Is professional musi.
clan, has opened music store adjacent
to the PHOENIX office. where he proposes
to keep small instruments, sheet music,
etc. His facilities for ordering articles
are complete.
We have been furnished with copy
of the premium list Of tho third annual
exhibition Of the Fair of the Carolinas,
to bc held in Charlotte, n. c., on the
25.h November, and continuing FIVE
days.
DR.. R,wls' hen-house was raidel, on
Friday night, and n number of valuable
chickens carried off. The doctor will
pay liberal reward for the arrest of
the thief; not that he wants to take tue
law Oh him-oh, not
Messrs. r. &c W. c. Swaffiell make
public announcement in this morning g
PHGNIx of what they have on hand
Those in need should certainly pay them
G call, and either get fitted from their
stock of ready-made goods, or have their
measures taken for makeup.
The up train over the South Carolina
Railroad, due at 1.30 P. NJ, yesterday,
did not arrive until IT'S. owing to the
accident below Branchville. There was
no night express either up or down, last
night. The day trains will run as usual
to- -'''v-passengers being transferred at
the y. esk.
The river road is in such horrible
condition, that planters complain that
it is impossible for them to pass over it
with their teams. This matter hos been
referred to several times, and it is full
time that the Commissioners should
attend to it. Don't drive away the ba-
lance OF the cotton sellers.
Yesterday WAS bright, pleasant,
sun.shiny day-more like May than
September. The Thermometer ranged
as follows at tho Wheeler House: 7 A.
NJ. 70; 0 A. NJ, 6S1s; IL NJ. 60; Q P.
NJ, 70; s P. H., 70; Up. NJ, 70. At II
o'clock, there was o perceptible fall in
the mercury. ana by II o'clock it was
quite cool.
The autumnal equinox usually occurs
on or about the 2lst of September. and
is now vt hand. It is the time when the
sun enters the first point of the con.
steation Libra. On the day the sur
crosses the equinoc.isl line. or in other
words. at the autumnal equinox, tho
days aud nights are equal, the length o'
each being twelve hours.
Gov. Moses has made the following
appointments Of Aids de- Camp, Will
the rank Of Colonel: Harry Noah. L. G
Northrop, G. J. Houston, s. B. Thomp
son, A. ". Curtis, S. l.. Hcge. L. J
Noah, II. L. Shrewsbury, N. G. Parker
3. +. Whttemore. S. L. Little, J.
Crews, A. J. Ransicr, r. NJ. Wallace