The daily phoenix. [volume] (Columbia, S.C.) 1865-1878, 1873-09-16
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Take MEDIUM bs.SseiaY r. ih51atssss ARD ID. .
fashion. which is perhapa4l,e best srule,
in regard to 'dress thatran be Rivsn..aildi
There were nine deaths il Columbia
for the : week se ending the 18th whites
four; colored fve. 49, ~ - - ~ III,
The proprietors of the Indian Girl
Cigar Store impart Information to the:
public relative to Beast Batfsf,s which
will moi be regretted. .,a,
Mr. D. Epstin returned. yesterday,
from visit TO the Nor sherp- marksts,e
where he laid in heavy stock ot 5artisi
cles In the clothing line. g3sh' 1if1
The meeting in relation TO- TIE Ache
vile convention is to be held this eyen- :,
ing, in the Court House. Let there be
full attendance. Nf'ri 2.
MIR. John White has furnished ns
with several copies Of late Dnblip and
Tipperary (IreIand) papers. !, They are
on file in the PHHNn office. .>f 80 Z.
On Sunday afternoon there was an.
other change in the weather. and white
clothing went down to sixty per cent.
below par. Yesterday it warmed up
again.
Counterfcits of the last issue Of fifty
cent stamps are in circulation. The
counterfeit ia said to be 80 ski|lfully exc
cuted as to almost defy detection by ex.
perts. II H. h
The following IS the range of the ther-
mometer at the Wheeler House, yester.
day: A. M., SO; - A. NJ. 67;r9 A.
NJ, 65; IL M.. 66; 2 P. NJ, 81; 5P. NJ.
69;7 P. NJ, GO. .t, ,8Ias
The wooden hurdles over the cutters
on some of the streets need attending
to-they are IN dilapidated condition,
and may cause broken ankle, from the
foot slipping through. TVe are safe.
The September number OF the
Orphans appeal is before as. It is an
instructive little sheet, conducted by the
managers OF. the Palmetto Orphan
Home, and published monthly. Fifty
cents u year is the subscription price.
We don't say that Treasurer Sp inner,
the Great American Letter writer, ever
issued counterfeit money, but he has
certainly Issued more "queer" paper
than any other man in public Office. !.
Some one asks rs what the phrase,
''coffee and pistols for two," means It
meaDs nothing at all. There. was
phrase, "pistols for two, coffee for one,.''
i. g., for the survivor of the proposed
affair of honor. which had some wit in
it.
Messrs. Kinard & Wiley are in. receipt
of their fall and winter stock OF hats-.
ana beautiful stock it is. too. Thera
ore the Broadway, Cashmere. Tourist,
(61s inches deep,) Mount Gents, Eng.
lish Dress, Fulton, Sport, Tom Bowling
and q variety of other styles. Mr..
Jimmie Kennedy, who is engaged in
this establishment. knowing our par
tiality for nobby head-gear, has pre-.
sented US with very becoming tile.
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CHARITABLE.-Mr. W. r. Cathcart,
manager of the Western Union Tele.
graph office in this city, has furnished
us copy of the following order, re.
ceived by him yesterday. This company
have always acted liberally, where the
exercise of true charity is called for:
AUGUSTA. Ga, September Is, 1878.
To Managers Of Third District Westerm
Union Telegraph Company:
Send free messages relating to the re-
lief of Shreveport, La. ana at the 1e-
quest Of the Governor or United States
Senator Of Louisiana. you may receive
and transmit contributions of money by
telegraph without charge.
BY order of President Orton.
j. A. BRENNER, Sup't
Third District W. U. Tel. Co.
PHGS1xIANA.-Leyity is the soul of
wit.
The wetter the weather, the dryer the
man.
Advice to young writer's Say what
you have to say, and then stop.
What is the difference between a