The daily phoenix. [volume] (Columbia, S.C.) 1865-1878, 1874-08-11
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a horse attacbed to wagon ran of,
yesterday, aud dem olished the vehicle.
There arc about 100 visitors at
Glenn's and more on the way.
The cost of subsistence is not SO diff
ticult now ii people have work.
Truusirn. advertisements and no.
tees must Ec paid for in advance.
This rule viii be adhered 10 hereafter.
Fhc energetic managers of Marion
Street Sabbath School have procured
an organ for their use.
There is but one way to obtain bust.
ncss-pubicity; but one rny of gain-
ing public,y-advertising.
Nap,ia rW explode. One Of tie
new lamps k.rlumuxad Saturday
night. Nobody hurt.
Nearly every tlny and night now
tier" is political meeting in and
around Columbu. All very we'll for
those who can spare the time.
y caiortd COW killer wus arrested /.
few mi's froui Columbia, on the Alon-
s'c-''" T. rta, on Saturday. aud l,.lgea
"a jill.
y rev !;'pnb!icau week!y lie
fre" CUE" -h:s made. It's appearance
in Oraugebnrg. L a. W,bs,c.. i, All
nuuncrti as illr ciiitDr
Dr. Darby. If this city. has been
'c"ccE'', i.;pies-oc,!.ip iu il New
lori; M,alic..i College. aud expects in
Il -" weeks to =, o.. Il !pur OF obseiv-
alton.
OH! type l:clai-au:;eiiur TO Babbitt
for soin+ purposes Gan he obtuiu.d at
FHENIX office al low igures-25 cents
Il pound for fifty pounds or les; 20
cents for larger quantities.
The ladies claim That they need
muslin more than the dogs. when tue
mercury is III the 90s, and go mad Oh
the slightest pruvocatiou when it is de-
MED them.
We had :. short conversation, y.s;er-
day, With Col J. G.. Gibbes, formerly
Acting Muynr Of Columbia II. is
making arrangements to return and
take up his residence in his old home.
Water-Gaeions, peaches. figs. cite,
nre almost IL drug IN tho market. Fine
:nelons arr olTarAd at ten ceuts each,
aud :ho beat ut peaches at fifty cents
IL bushcl
Secretary 4. G. Kaufman, of the
Srartaubure and Ashevillc Railroad,
Ipassed through Columbia, last night,
on his way to tho Spartnnburg meeting.
Fifty street lamps were lit last night,
and it is thought there will be 100 to-
night. 1t is said that tle delay has
been cIuscI by the non arrival of ex-
pected uaptha.
There was an extensive gathering at
Belton on Sunday, to attend the de-
libcrhtions OF the Baptist Association.
Col. Doaamead ran special trains from
different points. and they were nearly
ali full
| y check, draft, order or voucher for
the payment OF money on any bauk,
broker or trust company, whether at
sight or an time, requires two cent
stamp. SO says tie New York jour-
nal IF Commerce.
Drevet Mnjor i. & K=elcr. 18Th To-
f.ntry, sill probably assume The dnt;es
Of Judge Advocate vi the Department
of the South, ana report at M,jor-
General McDoweil's headquarters, ut
Louisville. Ky, for such staff ,!u.y.
AIRS. MarkArcs y. Farrow, wife of
Mr.. ". ". Farrow, of this city, died
on Sunday night, g! consumption.
She leaves two s:n.ll children. Her
rem .iIs will be c!rricl to Greenwood,
f.r intarEcnt, tits morning.
The party that left the city on Satur-
day last for the mountains of North
Carolina, will receive au addition to
their number in the person of Mr..
Jake Mullins, familarly called "Cor-
poral Cal" and Little Pete" who left
here yesterday for Greenville.
Tue Grand jury in the United States
Court at Greenvillc is busy with iu-