The daily phoenix. [volume] (Columbia, S.C.) 1865-1878, 1873-09-12
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The .,alarms Of, are. Mast 'nighs;5t was
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Winter has been dethroned and aum-
mer once more reigns. t,j7 fj,,.
A postal card, containing 5.026 words
-tbe whole of chapters to XII OF the
book OF Job-was on exhibition in this
city yesterday. 5,. +,.. /.
The following is the range oi Inc iner.
mometer at the Wheeler House, yester.
day: 8 A. H., II; IA, NJ. 70; 10 A.
NJ, H.; IL NJ, 73; 2 P. NJ, 76;;5P. NJ,
77;7P. NJ, 76. - e s.'iiff
+ The colored Episcopalians OF this
city have purchased a lot on the South.
eastern corner of Plain and Marion
streets. and will soon commences the
erection of a church edifice.
Mr.. S. T. Mickey, of Salem. N. c..
has furnished LIS with bottle of
"Choice Grape Wine," manufactured
by himself, from the juice OF the fruit,
and warranted pure. Last year, Mr.. M.
manufactured $500 gallons Of this wine.
Dr.. W. @. Fisher, Messre John O. See.
gers and Lorick & Lowrauce have this
wine for sale. tE
$500 in Arkansas State scrip. being
Treasurer's certificate No. 1928, dsted
Little Rock, May 3, 1873. or therea-
bouts, and signed Henry Page. Trea-
surer of State, has been nislaid or
stolen. All persons are warned not to
negotiate said scrip, as payment has
been stopped. Information leading to
the arrest of the thief or thieves will be
rewarded by the First National Bank, of
Wilmington, N. O.
There came near being serious aoci-.
dent at the garrison grounds yesterday.
While attempting to lower the upper
section Of the flagstaff, for the purpose
of fepainting. it was accidentally ele.
vated too high, when it toppled and fell
to the ground. One of the soldiers, who
was on the cross-trees at the time,
Skinned down the main pole, and
reached the ground ahead Of the falling
timber. Il new piere will at once be
provided.
REAL ESTATE SALE.-A gentlem an of
Columbia, vino was present at the pub.
lie auction of lots at Limestone Springs,
or rather Gaffney's. on the Airline
Railroad, which took place on Tuesday,
the 9th instant. Informs us that the
sales were lively and prices good. The
lots were 66x200 feet the highest price
paid being $3.50. The rain in the after
noon broke up the sale. which will be
resumed on Tuesday. the 18th instant
The number of buyers was large. The
Galfney lands, on which the town is
laid of, include 1900 acres. which, five
years ago, would not have brought more
than So per acre. About fourteen acres
of the lands were sold in lots, on Tues.
day last. bringing nearly $4,000; as
much as all would have done before the
Air-Line came along. q 80
PH9S1x1ANA- the whine's in
the wits out.
The more man does, the more he
can do. afA,
How to keep out of hot water-Join
the Baptists.
Some people are wise one day and
otherwise the next.
The best time for bread-making is in
tho hour of need.
Newport, r. l., is one of the Oldest
ports in the country.
Fret yourself as much as you please
about triiles, but don't fret your friends
about them.
MANY men, many minds" says the
old proyerb; but how many men one
meets with no mind at nll
HOTEL ARRIVALS. September ii, 1873.
IPheoler HouSe--Jacob Haas, New York:
r II Hand. Augnstu; " L Coleman,
Edgeiield; Il p Thornton. Ga; W D
Robinson. Norfolk; Miss Annie Grant,
Camden; L B Marsh, Wilmington; E
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