The daily phoenix. [volume] (Columbia, S.C.) 1865-1878, 1874-09-30

PHOENIX.
40 inquest was held, yesterday. over
thHremains of Mrs. Harrington, and )
vea lict rendered that she came to her
death from wounds inflicted by her
husbandwi,h knife, &
Ehe weather, yesterday, was ruther
pleasant. Every body appeared to be
in good humor
A A. Gilbert. Z g., of the Sumter
lpufch"aun, paid ns II visit yesterday.
There was u report, yesterday, to
the elect tha: u coiorcd boy, named
Anthony IIogau, was drowned; bu',
upon Inquiry, it Was ..scertained the re.
port Was Untrue.
Did you ever pause moment where
" ga; s uf laborerb were at work with.
OUT teing asked by Que or more Of
them. BOSS, what time is i,?"
Lovely early rising now.
L. 'vers Vi Saur krAut are looking
blue III this section, as the cabbage
crop throughout. tho country is AZ fail
nre on account Of the long coutiuuud
drought
EsGs cobtnin much phosphorus, aud
n:', the best fool FIR those persons who
arc drlicieut IN bruins. This idea is Of
the utmost Importance to many per
sous.
Day, length, ii honrs AID 80 mi
Lutca.
In perfect sleep the who!e OF tue
nervous sysietu Is involved.
Oar butchers haven't commenced
killing pork to my extent us yet.
Ine crops of Ching lepins. grupes.
pc,slmmons and ucorus are SAID 70 be
more abundant tLis season than for
mary years past, nul the weatherwise
among us-s0me Of whom claim to bc
nble 10 see farther iuto til. future thun
"O:d Probs. hin,srlf-prcdlct in con-
sequence u hard winter.
Coal VIII oUn take rise
|. IoOthachc weather has come.
Silence lis the is'cst reply to folly.
NJ II recent ;ntcttuy OF Ward ], Mr..
q. S Mino.t WIS elected President umL
Nc. J. y. B=a.tie Secretary
Wnen Masses goes to Washington :or
troops, Attorney Geucral Williams
sh"u;,: Show !M:n round IN that !.u-
ia;il A.; !.c stole f,"nl the L uitcd States,
ard ltic baa.i saoald strike up the
"IoGuca' March"
The following letters are held ut the
Co!umbil Post Onice for poslugc:
Any l.. Dial. Columbia, S. g.;
MIL Eobrraon. Llufensviile; George
Williams, PomAria; g. II. Hall,
Or"nSeburs; III Fred. Hanson. II
Prospect, patlerso6; Messrs. Spick
Brothers, % Bronlway, Patterson.
Best MT fool with fighting whiskey.
Sorrows are the shadows of past
JOYS.
4 moustachc dyed black looks iu-
con4iucus on il sandy haired nuu
Tue greatest fortunes consist of pen
n,rS.
Both printing nul ruling done in
the finest grades of copying ink ut the
PHOENIX job Printing Office.
Rev. Joseph Il Wilson has arrived
III Wilmington. \. c.. with his family,
nu'! is DOW settled us pastor Of the First
Presbyterian Church, in that city.
Bn>incss mcn tell us there has not in
years been such depression in trade.
as The last few months have Witnessed,
and We suppose it is true.
SaecZing is natures provision for
scratching the inside of the nasal or
gan.
1t is not too lato to SOW either tur.
nips or collards for winter greens.
Bouquets are going.
B. +. Bates has been appointed u
Trial Justice for Spnrtanburg, cice 3.
81. Stedman, removed. Samuel Black
Of Charleston, has been appointed q
Notary Public. The following resigna
tion' have been accepted: 81. j. AN.
thony, County Commissioner of Pick
ems; Il. ]. Hagins, County Commits
sioner Of Lancaster; Duncan McIn
| tyre. Trial Justice of Marion. g r