The daily phoenix. [volume] (Columbia, S.C.) 1865-1878, 1873-10-02
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ThisNarm wsaaher has igivena new
lease oillife to mosquit6es. + Z
\ Gov.:AIosesewasAezenAded last hight,
by the band OF the 18th Infantry.
Every parent is like q looking glass
for his children to dress themselves By.
The days Of the weeks and the months
this year are the sam6 Us ia 1856.
Yesterday was generally observed .as
fast-day By our Israelite fellow. citizens.
The prettiest thing out-The Colum.
bia girls on the streets yesterday fofe7
noon.
October dawncd beautifully. yester.
day-clear blue sky, cool breezes and
bright sun shine.
The gas has ''suspended' in Char
lotte, and old dips. lamps. ETC., have
come into nse
The Charleston Ners charges the
Radical Commissioners OF Election with
fraud. i'll changing polling places, etc.
Long waists. tight sleeves and high
ruffs will be the distinguishing charac.
teristics of feminine street garments
this winter.
Nature teaches US that we are all de-
pendent-that we are oil like cog. wheels.
pushing each other along by filing mp
mutual voids
Messrs. John Agnew & Son advertise
the necessary Ingredients for Southern
breakfast-fc meal and grist. They
are warranted good.
Pollock's thermometer indicated as
follows yesterday: I y. A., 85; 10 4.
NJ, &C; IL NJ, CT; P. NJ. Gs; P. NJ.
60; Z P. NJ, Gs,a.
Messrs. J. Fl. Kinard & Co. announce
the opening OF their fall stock, which
they cnim to be complete aud cheap.
Cash is their motto hereafter.
Frost is generally looked for and
wished for, with the hope that with its
appearance will result the disappearance
Of the sickness in Columbia.
Bring OH your cotton, planters.
Money is becoming plenty again, and
the cotton merchants are desirous Of
sampling the heecy article.
Diphtheria is very prevalent in Co.
lumbia at this time. and tho recent
deaths Of many children in this city is
attributed to this terrible disease.
It is understood that one or two OF
the phosphate companies. through the ir
officials, yesterday paid into the Trea-
sury $4,000, as royalty to the State. It
was principally in certified checks.
The number OF wedding invitations
that are being sent out show lively
times ahead. Trade will he brisk in the
clothing and dry goods lines, besides
we'll, We will see what is to be.
Mr.. Il. Al. Nathan directs one and oil
to run to his "China Hall" The ex-
tensive stock OF house. furnishing goods,
etc.. recently selected by him. is now
open for inspection.
Policeman Gilbert Bynum arr rested
three disorderly colored persons at the
South Carolina Railroad depot yester-
day afternoon, and placed them behind
the County bars.
It has been definitely decided that an
extra session OF the Legislature will he
called about the goth instant. There
was some opposition. but majority Of
the officials deemod it necessary.
Passengers arriving in Columbia can
never complain OF the lack of two o.horse
or one-horse conveyanoes at the depots.
We verify believe that we can boast of
more turn-outs OF that kind and more
importunate hackmen than any other
city in'the dis Union of double the size
Of Columbia. y
james Davis, co.ored, Steward OF the
South Carolina University, member of
the South Carolina Legislature, &C.,
has growing on the grounds attached to
the Stewards Hall fine large cherry
tree i'll full bloom and rich in green
foliage. The first growth haJ entirely
disappeared during the carly summer.
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