The daily phoenix. [volume] (Columbia, S.C.) 1865-1878, 1874-09-10
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L aHNIA.
Walters wanted at the Columbia
Hotel. apply at once. 3 =
Now is the accepted timel Now is
the time to advertise, if you want to
anticipate the fall trade.
The Rudolph Rifles. Capt. Cooper.
paraded. yesterday afternoon. and
made very good display.
Mcssrs. Kinard & Wiiey's stock of
fall aud winter goods ia being received.
rhose in need should give them a call.
Chamberlain" friends were troubled
with elongated visages. yesterday;
while the Moseyites we're somewhat
elevated.
Mr. @. f. Jat kson is ont with no.
tice Of his fall stock The advertise
ment is short, but the stock of goods
is heavy.
Croton bugs have taken the places
OF reaches and are fast getting to be
numerous. Some OF the buildings in
this city are infested with them.
The hotels are full to eraowinR,
aud many familiar faces-some of
them belonging to the best men in the
State-are to be seen.
We see it announced by posters on
the streets that ''Seltzer's Aperient. {"
But they don't suy whether it is o boy
or girl.
Eewberry claims to be the banner
County in Tax Understanding eleven
townships and thirteen unions; but
Union and Anderson are close to her.
September strews tue woodland DER
With many brilliant color;
The world is brighter than before
Why should our hearts be- duller?
Judge A. P. Aldrich has a fye CO.
lumn letter in the Louisville Courier.
Journal. of the 7th. in which he gives
vivid statement of the condition OF
tho ruined State"
Mr.. john S. McIntosb, for many
years u resident Of this city, died yes
terday morning. He was native of
Scotland aud hard. working man. His
disease was consumption.
Mr.. F. NJ. Heifi.r, of this city, is
putting tho monumental palmetto tree
in order. The eutire work will be done
here. Mr.. IL. was engaged with Mr..
Werner when this beautiful work of
art was constructed.
The State Tux Union, consisting of
delegates from the different County
Cnions. conveuesIto-day. at IL O'clock,
In Seegers' Schuetzen Halle, two doors
above PHGSIx Office. There will be
very full attendance, rs nearly every
County has sent representatives..
CancasIug was all the go. last night.
among the Republicans. There is a
screw loose. aud the ring-ites are NOV
lug heaven and earth to re-nnite. By
actual count there we're twenty three
separate ana distinct meetings or eau
cuses.
We regret to announce that another
OF our young citizens is about to leave
Columbia. DR.. George Howe expects
10 few days to remove to Whining
ton. N G. We cordially commend
him to the good people Of that city,
and hope that his residence among
them will prove mutually advantage
Gus.
DR.. B. ". Taylor was fortunate,
yesterday. in recovering several pieces
OF silver. which had been spirited
away. He had reason to suspec; one
OF his servants; and as ehe was about
to leave for Charleston, che was
searched. and the articles found se-
oreted about her person. She was
locked up. The thief is known by the
name of Polly Giles.
ALARM OF FuE.-The partial burn
ing of small out-honse on the pre-
misses of Mr.. S. Green, about IL
O'clock. last night. caused an alarm of
IRE to be sounded aud the firemen to
have Il long run. The rope attached
to the reel Of the Palmetto got caught
and two young men, who had hold Of
it, fell aud were run over by the ma
chine and severely but not seriOusIv