The daily phoenix. [volume] (Columbia, S.C.) 1865-1878, 1873-10-23

WISE A'94o; safes l,2U0; stock II, w.
HOTEL ARRIVALS. October %, 1873
Wheeler Homse-A Pope, Wilmington,
n g; E W Ferris, Kihgstree; d r
Smith. Pee Dee; E v Mobley, Edge
field; II W Graves, N Y; s Page, p
Duffie, Charlepton; a Dalmolin, N Y:
Wm A Brawley. Geo Spargo, Chester:
NJ L Bonham, Edgefeld: q NJ Cotting-
ham, Att .nta; q W Crawford, Jones'
boro. Tam; Hurley, Charleston; G
y 3;Melton. city; Mrs j White, Balti.
an9gre; Louis F Meyer, Phiiadelphia: B
q Bryan, Epgene?H Hall, W. @ & G r h;
Mm a Aradley Augusta; j W Harrison,
Phos b Leo Il IF; Anderson.
= 1endrir if0uSe-J II Buchanan, Ches.
lter; QSmiths Miss Smith, Cokesbury;
= d Hnnes, N &; J Il Hall, r Il FIann;.
fghan. 8 O; VIII Spencer, Cheraw; s E
Caughman, Lexington; Miss II Lang
iord. OIL Scilumpert. H W Kuhns,
Newberry; J L Awl, Edgefeld; Il. L..
Fitohweli, Va.
| Columbia NHotel-J Dougherty, Jr. S
c; D L Pope, Newberry; j Wilson, J G
q Fentherstone. Anderson; T r Puckett.
S G; L s Mckinley, Charlotte; J nj
Seigler, G & G r r; J s Walker, J d
Sproull, N Y; A B Matthias, Charlotte 9:
81 Beattie and son, Greenville; G s
Plank. Augusta; r s Long, Charleston q
W j Sprinkle, Charlotte; Miss G E;
Gerald, Camden; r A Butter, N Y; J O
Webb, Tom Fay, Ed Morgan, Great
Eastern CIRQUE; G " Tha nes n c; J W
Gray, Greenville; John P Kinarl, b J
Rainnge, Newberry; II L Goss, Union.
The wife of Rev. Moses Shower, of
PerInont, n. H., has been Tic subject
OF wonderful mirncle. The lady nus
Dee" ""lilnG" for twelve years, and bed
nd !'r Tor one, but one night, lot long
since, ehc prayed for relief aud sudden.
~ got It. The devils ull welt out tf
her, her strength returned, AMI she has
been wei! woman from that time. Sue
believes the Saviour visited her person
ally, and the town is much excited over
the miraculous cure. We don'tsre why
devils should not tnke ap.Lis, suspend
business mud run away, rs we'll as dc.
center people.
tiea. Hooker, in tho late re uLion OF
tho army "t the Cum oeriant, referred
To the Cohtedern!n army, against " hicll
lie hid fought, IN these terms: "Scnlch
the world over and yon will moi tud The
ilku OF them. l Euve had IN oppor.
tnnlty or seeing some of the armies of
Europe since then-tha French Prns.
Sian mnd Auilinu-And | tell you it will
be down-hl!i work to fight tnem, com
pared with our late foes"
DEATHS Newton Grahum, only son
OF Albert Gruhum, died ut his home.
heur Cukrsbnry, last week, aged fifteen.
Mrs. Amanda Drake died Of typhoid
fever, ut her residence, near Donuids.
VILE, last Friday. She had been sick
Tor some time. She WAS about ilf,y
years old. Mrs. Eliza Chiles departed
this lifo on last Friday evening, at her
home, hear Chilos' Cross Roads, after a
severe Illness, in the seveuty.tb.rd yrnr
Of her age. e.-AbbeuiAe Medium.
SAD ACCIDENT During the past
week. daughter of DR.. Thomas G.
White. who lives in the vicinity of
Ninety Six, aE interesting girl of some
tell years, was burned to death by Tie
breaking of IL Kerosene lamp. She was
going up stairs with the lamp in haud,
when she tripped aud icl', an.l was soon
env.loped in h4mes
FlHE.-The si,ant saw mill of Capt.
John Wcsltic!d, ,';nAi,d about thlee
u'es Wes! %: Greenrl.ie. wus burned
down last week.
Died, III Grcenville, on Tuesday, the
!4,n instant, Mrs. Nancy Augeline
Reeves, III the forty y-sLventh year uf her
nge.
: D.'uES tho last week, 2l3 bales of
.,''n were shipped over the Greeuville
ana Coinmbla klliroud from Abbuville.
Abbcv.ilu looked like Western town
on FRIDAY, on account Of the street