The daily phoenix. [volume] (Columbia, S.C.) 1865-1878, 1874-10-17

Judge Carpenter is lying seriously
i'll at his residence with pieurisy.
The Governor has appointed L.
Brothers Trial Justice of Colleton
County.
Transient advertisements and no
tioes must be paid for in advance.
This rule will be adhered 10 hereafter.
Seegers' Henry has put up his ap.
paratus for :making hot punches and
Thomas and Jeremiah.
The clouds have been dispelled, and
the Charleston Sun shines forth again,
if possible, in more resplendent glory.
The cool nights necessitate the clos.
ing of windows and doors, and now it
is not 30 easy to go where one's love
lies dreaming.
The down train on the GreenvilIe
and Columbia Railroad was detained
last evening by the engine jumping
the track near Silver Street.
Messrs. Kinard & Wiley are out in
flaming type, announcing to the pub
lie that their stock OF winter goods is
complete and select. They have any
thing that gentlemen desire to COM
pleto outfits.
Messrs. Hoffman & Albreoht con.
tinue to receive daily supply OF large
and luscious Wilmington oysters.
There il one great advantage in pur-
chasing oysters from this frm-the
quart measure is filed with oysters,
with little or no water.
Passengers on the down train Of the
Charlotte, Columbia and Augusta Rail-
road, yesterday. report the destruction
of cotton gin, by fire, that morning,
at White Oak. The belief was that
there was considerable seed cotton in
the building.
Complaint is made that the city au-
thorities are very negligent in causing
to be removed from public places in
tue city putrid carcasses; and particu-
larly the remains Of calf in the vacant
corner of Main and Richlaud streets,
to which the attention of the police has
several times been directed.
Eugene Cramer, Esq, has finished
the drop curtain for Opera House in
the new City Hall. It's size is thirty
by twenty seven feet. The painting
on the curtain shows the Southern
view of Lake Como, an italian scene,
directly North of Milan, in the State
of Lombardy. In the background can
be seen the Alps. which divide Italy
from Switzerland. Mr.. Cramer has
done justioe to the painting, and de-
serves great credit for the manner in
which he has executed the work.
The Rev. James q. Stringfellow, as
sistant minister OF Trinity Church,
will officiate tomorrow Sunday. o.
tober 18; services at IL A. NJ. and 4P.
Ma sermon on each occasion. The
Rev. DR.. Shand, the venerable rector,
has faithfully served the congregation
OF Trinity for more than forty years.
1t is a we'll deserved compliment on
the part OF the Vestry that in their se-
lection one SO young and promising as
Mr.. Stringfellow is called to the as
sistance of the eyed and beloved
pastor.
When trade grew slack, and bills fell
due. the merchants face grew long
and blue. At last, his wife unto him
said. "Riso ap q. ones, get &C. os bed.
and get your paper, ink and pen, and
say these words unto all men: MY
goods I wish to sell to you. and to
your wives and daughters, too; my
prices are SO very low, that all will buy
before they co." He did as his good
wife advised, and in the paper adver-
tised. Crowds came and bought all
he had, his bills were paid, his dreams
were glad; and he will tell you, to this
day, how we'll did printers ink repay.
He told us, with knowing wink, how
he was saved by printers ink.
ECLIPSE OF THE MooN.-There will
be total eclipse of the moon on the
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