The daily phoenix. [volume] (Columbia, S.C.) 1865-1878, 1873-10-25

composed Of Edgeaeldt s.bcst thteun,.lIwill
be on hand. ,bsqidss ths nsm asoussther
sources OF amuseme ent lanH enjoyment.
The residents Of Columbi il i are doing
their best to make fair week i gala one.
PHGm1rArA.-oool proossdinssAau
ice man elopiDg with 3 nice gisl.,s..
The great problem now is, how to live
as We should il our iu0om 8 were; twice as
large as it IL. .iA'ls, s' ~ : :. -
It is no uncommon thing ser ho.
words to produce q coolness.
Water reddens the rose; whiskey the
nose, and tight boots the toes. -
Gravity is no more evidence Of wis
dom than paper collar is OF shirt.
Whisky is recommended for corpu-
lent people-is makes them lean. &C..
A man who stands on hia dlgnity has
generally very uncertain footing.
Silence is the virtue ofpa fool; but all
fools are not silent. r 2<@
The largest room in the world is the
room for improvement. $50.
1t takes twsnty-fonr hours to make
one day, but good dose OF tpbyeic will
make one weak.
Rich, but honest, ia the explanation
| now.
The prettier the foot and ankle. the
easier it gets up stares. ;,. "a
REHEARSAL GOur readers have been
previously notified Of q proposed con-
cert to be given in this city, on Monday
evening. the 9th instant. for the relief
Of the yellow. fever sufferers at Mem
phis and Shreveport, and it ls with
much satisfaction'that We are enabled
to announce to thsmthi morning that
the first rehearsal, which was had last
evening. was grand success in, each
and every feature, and that the ladies
and gentlemen who took part in itdis.
played perfect command Of their parts.
Programmes Of the entertainment will
be published in the Sunday and Mon
day papers. Tickets will be for sale at
the music store Of Messrs. W. II. .sLy-
Brand g. Son., at the Cigar store of
Messrs. Perry & slawson, at the china
hall OF Capt. Stanley. at the
clothing establishment Of the Meesrs.
Swaffield, and at the Wheeler Honse aud
Oolumbia Hotel. The object "a 7Waaish
the proceeds Of this concert will be de.
voted is one that appeald' to the hearts
of all. and ws hope and ;bsiisS9 ,fsaat
every seat in the ball will be occupied.
The concert alone will bs worthy of the
patronage Of our citizens, but when the
purpose of it is taken into consideration,
the incentive for q foil house Is greater.
The price of admission will be one dol
lar, and the free list will be suspended,
as the concert is for s. aoharitabla pur-
pose. There will be- no reserved seats.
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PRoF. FAY's SEANoE AT IRw1N's HALL.
The exhibition at Twins Hall. last
evening, was decidedly unique and puz-
cling. Mr.. Haroourt entertained the
audience by remarkably expert feats of
legerdemain, done with apparently the
utmost ease, and resulting always il
agreeable and pleasing surprises. The
Guinea pig coming out of broken bot
tie, from which had been previously
disponsed several varieties Of wines and
spirits, was capital trick. Prof Fay's
seance. during which, after being Sc
curely tied and guarded by gentlemen
from the audience, who testified that no
outside aid or influence was brought to
bear, he was found loose, his coat of or
on, instruments played and tossed in
the air, was inexplicable for It's wonder
full and startling effects. DR.. Gibbes,
DR.. Talley, Mr.. Solomon, Mr.. Pope and
eye Local" went up as q aoommittee on
the stage, saw that everything MAS as
represented, guarded every avenue of
approach, held one Of the two perform.
ers from making any movement at all,
and testified that no third party came
} near or lifted finger. Goats came of
or went on the tied man, tight.Htting
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