The daily phoenix. [volume] (Columbia, S.C.) 1865-1878, 1873-08-22
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we are indebted to Messre. T.. z.
Davies & Co; for ON extra fine native
hard-head cabbage.
Our thanks are due Mrs. John Alex
ander for three monster pears, Of the
Marquis de Angelen variety. The
bunch, which grew on one man stem,
weighs three pounds and ten ounces.
A negro who was being taken to the
guard house, last evening, in hand
cart. created O big stir by his unearthly
hallooing.
The following is the range of the ther-
mometer at the Wheeler House, yester-
day: 5 a. NJ, 76; IA. NJ. rs; 10 A.
NJ, 76; 12 NJ, IS; ;2P. NJ, 70; P. NJ.
1857 P. H., 70.
A bachelor says that if yon hand
lady newspaper with paragraphs cut
out OF it, not a line will be read, but
every bit OF interest felt in the paper by
the lady will centre in finding out what
the missing paragraphs contained.
The telegram from the Worlds Exhi.
bition at Vienna, announcing the sue.
cess OF the Wheeler & Wilson Sewing
Machine, and the high honors bestowed
upon it by an international jury, is a
high tribute paid to American mecha,
nism.
North Carolina planter asks what
will free the cotton plant from rust. We
haven't had much to do with cotton, but
from our experience of other articles we
would suggest planting it in dry place
and sandpapering it occasionally.
A servant girl Of one of our citizens
lately took fearful revenge on him for
scolding her. She left his shirt bosoms
and cuffs limp as cobwebs, and starched
the lower extremities till they resembled
card board.
OF all things in the world that are
"better late than never" going to bed
certainly ranks first. This fact is the
discovery Of one who worked all night
to get out paper for people to grumble
at in the morning.
we caution our contemporaries against
publishing advertisements from A. Me.
net, Park Row, New York. He does
not pay up. We can Scripturally say,
he has been weighed in the balance
and found wanting" Rowell, Petten-
gill. Carleton and Coe & Wetherill We
have always found reliable.' Our advice
to publishers is to demand partial ad-
vance payments.
NAIL ARHANaEMESTs.- The Northern
mail opens G 80 and TO-. 80 A. NJ. closes
8 A. N. and $50 P. NJ. Charleston
opens 4. NJ. and 9 80 2. NJ; closes
6. 10 and s sc P. NJ. Western opens g. 80
and $50 y. NJ. closes 8 and 6 80 P. Ri.
Wilmington opens 4.30 F. NJ: closes
a. NJ. Greenville opens GAS P. NJ. j;
closes A. NJ. On Sunday the Office is
open from 3 to 4.P. NJ.
PuGSIx1ASA. "A man may conceal his
name, his age, the circumstances OF his
life. but not his character. That is his
spiritual atmosphere, and is as insepara.
BILE from him as the fragrances of the
rose itself.
Somewhat raspIng to soldiers-WLea
the captain files them off.
Maxim for parents-A switch in time
saves nine.
The fayorite country of the poodle
Lapland.
Treat everybody wel!-bn. aot toe
often.
The popular tune in Massachusetts ny
"Bolt Ben
HOTEL ARRIVALS, August 81, 1873
Wheeler HOuSe-J L Carkson, Acton;
J p Boyce, Kentucky; + 81 Hand, n c;
" Dudley, Charleston; E S J Hayes,
Lexington; P Ligon, @ T Ligon, Ga;
NJ Rutland, Winnsboro; " N New.
bold. \ Y; H L Wolfe, Charleston, D III
Patti, Nd; n A Peay, Fairfield; = "
Chadick, N Y; j NJ Haden, Nd; Chas B
Marsh, N G; G II Lsnneau, Jr, Mrs P
p Edwards, Greenyille; A r Pougand,
Cuba; P Porcher, Charleston; T S CLARK.
son. n G.
Hea1lris Rouse-T6os J. Barber, A G.
Bookman, r e Jennings, Fairfield; G j
Peterson, n G; w Fl Dowdy, Richland;
F E Kennedy and"Idy, Sumter; D B
NJ Lanieu. Stateburg.