The daily phoenix. [volume] (Columbia, S.C.) 1865-1878, 1873-09-18
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& fashionable bssber Inss6s City calls
himself . tonsorielist do y6r., 81
Fine NortherE applicant Hoffman s
AlbYecht's. next aoorto PHGS11 Office.
Blankets jn, demand, flies lessening.
and noSquitoes taking their last nips.
X People will find it to the interest OF
their health to put on their Aannels
and prepare for climatic changes.
y The charter members Of the Degree
Temple OF Good Templars are requested
to meet at Twins Halt, this evening, at
8 o'clock.
These pleasant days and cool nights
atmosphere that is as dangerous as it is
agreeable.
Children's rights-pnre air. whole
some food, abundant sleep, suitable
clothing, liberty to make noise and a
modicum of pocket money.
Carpets will be Is to % per cent.
cheaper this year than they were the
last. The best ingram will sell for 81. 25,
and three-ply and Brussels at 81 so per
yard.
An exchange says the hest way for
lady to get the fashionable ''tangle" on
her hair, is to fill it full OF corn and
meal. and set lot of spring chickens to
scratching the meal out.
Our merchants are daily receiving
large supplies OF fall aud winter goods.
The pavements in front Of the stores
are beginning to be filled with boxes
and bales.
LyBrand & Son, music deulers. not
long since, received the following order:
"Please send me the music to Strike
the harp in praise Of Gud, aud paddle
your own canoe"
Mr. d. Epstin is opening his stock OF
goods-and an immense one it is, too
and this morning will exhibit it for sale.
He promises bargains in all grades and
styles of clothing and mems furnishing
goods.
Captain G. j. Iredell was. yesterday.
elected Cashier of the Carolina National
Bank of this city, and Mr.. Wylie Jones.
Teller. Captain Iredell has been with
this bnnk since its organization, and
Mr.. Jones since 1870
Summer is 10th to give up. and yes.
terday evinced its suprr macy, by an un-
usual amount OF heat. Pollock's ther-
mometer recorded: 7 A. NJ, SO; 10 A.
NJ, 72; IL NJ, rs; 2 p. NJ, f6!s; 4P.
NJ, 75; P. NJ, II.
If geranium branches. taken from
luxuriant and healthy trees Just before
the winter sets il, he cut as for slips
and immersed in soap water, they will,
after dropping for few days, shed their
leaves, put forth fresh ones aud continue
in the finest vigor all the winter.
Just received by E. Z. Davies & Co., /,
from one OF tho best dairies. fine cream
cheese, put up in sizes expressly for
family use; weighing from ten pounds
and upwards. Warranted to give salts
faction in price and quality. Give them
trial. =
Do you a want either serviceable or
stylish suit of clothes? Kinard &
Wiley's is the place to go. This firm is
daily in receipt Of their fall and winter
stock, which is complete in every respect.
And ~ for their hats, they are inde-
scribable. See them-they are we'll
worth looking at.
we learn that an arrangement has
been effected by which Rev. ". S.
Plumer, D. D., President Of the Theo-
logical Seminary in this city, will here
after regularly fill the pulpit Of the
First Presbyterian Church, Wilmington,
\. c., every Sunday morning and even
ing, and at the same time will continue
his duties in Columbia.
MAIL AREANGRMENTs.- The Northern
| Gail opens G.30 and TO-. 80 A. NJ. closes
IS 4. N. and $50 p. NJ. Charleston
opens Z a. N. and $50 2. NJ; closes
6. Is and 80 2. NJ. Western opens 6. &c
and 9.30 a. NJ; closes and 80 Z. NJ.
Wilmington opens 430 L. M. closes