The daily phoenix. [volume] (Columbia, S.C.) 1865-1878, 1874-08-28
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isito machinery-the grand propeling
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Transient Embellishments and no
toes must be paid for in advance.
This rule will be adhered 10 hereafter.
l.. Q. Northrop. Esq, formerly
editor-in chief of tho Union Herald, is
spoken of ns candidate for member
OF the Legislature.
We have heard it said that every dog
has his day. In these parts, the dogs
seem to have the night, too. They
bark powerfully.
Job printing Of every kind, from O
miniature visiting card to four.sheet
p"ste~, turued out, at short notice,
from PHOENIX Office. Try us.
The morning and evening meetings
at the Washington Street Methodist
Church during this "week of prayer, Z"
have been well attended.
Old type metnl-superior 10 Babbitt
for sone purposes can he obtained at
PHOENIX Office ut low figures-25 cents
a pound for fifty pounds or less; 20
cents for lurger quantities.
1t is currently reported that Gen.
Kershaw has been telegraphed for by
President Grant. This may have
something to do with Carpenters
hnrrie 4 visit to Washington.
The Columbia Base Ball Club will
pluy the Winnsboro Ku Klux to-day,
on the college green in that town. A
lively game is expected. A dance will
be given to the base ballists in the
evening. at the college.
President l.. Cass Carpenter notifies
candidates for admission to the Nor
NAL School which will opsn September
l, to present themselves for examina-
tion at the Chapel in the University
grounds. tomorrow. Goth, and Mon
day. 31st. ut IL NJ.
The County Court House is being
pushed along 80 rapidly towards com
pletion, that many moons will not
have passed ere the eloquence of some
of our young disciples of Blackstone
will be heard laundering within it's
MASSEY walls.
The nights and early mornings are
delightfully."- cool-conducive to com.
Portable sleeping. This summer has
been remarkable one-much less
than the usual heat average; rs a con
sequence, cold winter may be looked
for. Lay in your coal and wood while
they can be had cheap.
number OF the members Of the
Columbia -Verein paid Pre-.
sident Seegers u moonlight visit, last
night. accompanied by the Post Band,
aud gave him IA pleasant serenade.
After an absence Of several hours, the
party returned to the city, highly
pleased with their frolic.
Work hus been resumed on the Ra.
leigh and Augusta Air Limo R.ilroad.
Mr.. J. Q. 4. Leach, contractor, with
Il large force of hands, commenced
work Thursday. at Sanford, and other
contractors are similarly engaged in @
Southwark direction. This makes
another important feeder to Colum
bia.
The Columbia Union alludes 10
and stigmauzes speeches of an in.
fam mntory character" tending "to
widen the breach between the two
races" OF "oertain politicians, (mean
ing Radicals,) as the Offspring OF
morbid brains that seek SUCCESS at the
expense of not only principle, bnt life.
These men do not represent the Re-
publican party, nor have they the
right to speak for it," Very good, and
qnite unexpected for the Union. Pat.
terson, Wallace, McDevitt, Yocom, will
do we'll to lnake note of this.
Tho Union feels the wind from the
threatening words of Patterson, Wal.
lace and others as they hurtle through
the air. and gives them warning to
dry up. This it balances by little
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